THOMAS URGES HIGHER PRICES   Thinks ‘Inflation’ Neces. sary To Handle Public Debt

PRICE INCREASE URGED FOR DEBT SETTLEMENT   “Call It Inflation If You Wish” Senator Says, as Hearings Set

REPARATIONS DELAY BLOCKED BY BIG FOUR   Australian Proposal Is Rejected by Delegates at Paris

Big Four Foreign Ministers to Meet Today to Speed Up Work of Peace Conferenec

Vote Down Plan to Limit - Reparalions   U.S., Brituin and rrance Jain Russia to Mefacdt Propes +t Advuacad Ry Australia

Australian Plan On Reparations Is Voted Down   Foreign Minister Group Meets Today in Move . To Speed Peace Parley

Plan To Limit Reparations Is Defeated, 15-2   U. S., Britain and France Line Up With Soviet  Union

Peace Meeting Rejects Delay On Reparations   Australian Plan Beaten Foreign Ministers’ ieee) an Cina:

U. S., Briain and France Back Up Soviet in Stand   Big 4 Foreign Ministers oummoned to Meet Today

AUSTRALIA’S PROPOSAL TO LIMIT REPARATIONS BEATEN BY VOTE 15 TO 2

Reparations Limi ls Voted Down  U.S., Britain, France Line Up With Russia

Soviet Wins Fight On Reparations   U. S., Britain Support  Mose ow on Issue

Reparations Limitation  Voted Down   Australia Defeated. By Big Four Vote _ After Long Debate

LIMIT REFUSED WL OFDARATIONS   Proposal Of Austra Voted Down At Paris Peace Conference

BIG 4 COUNCIL. MEETING TODAY   Dardanelles Question Ma; Be Discussed By Foreign Ministers

Reject Australian Proposal to Name Reparations Group   United States and Britain Join With Russia To Defeat Delaying Plan at Peace Meet; Big Four Ministers to Meet Today

FOR DELAY IS   Limit On 1 Reparations “Until Study Is MadaFails .

Australia’s Limited Reparations Proposal Defeated by 15-2 Vote   U. S., Britain and France Team with Soviet  Against Measure; Lengthy Debate Ends

Reparations Plan Is  Voted Down   Proposal Provokes Long and Angry Debate

AUSTRALIA LOSES FIGHT T0 REDUCE WAR REPARATIONS   U.S., Britain and France Line Up With Russia in Voting Down Proposal in Committee.   BIG FOUR FOREIGN MINISTERS MEET TODAY   Diplomatic Sources in London Predict Dardanelles Question Will Be Discussed.

Connaily to Reds: Must Cooperate   Says Those Who Want Peace Must Beware Provocative Acts.

ASSERTS SOVIET CAN BE SECURE VIA UNO SETUP   Meanwhile, Hull Appeals for Effort by Nations to Understand Each Other   CALLS FOR ‘GOOD FAITH’  Former Secretary of State Offers 5-Point Program to Foster Good Will

IN ADDRESS TODAY   War-Provoking Acts Not To Be Tolerated He Says.   SECURE FRONTIERS WANTED BY SOVIET   Newspaper Izvestia Tells of Aims of Leaders of Country.

Connally Assures Russia  Of Security Under UNO   Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Says U. S. Must Maintain Strong Force

ASSURES RUSSIA   Peace and Security Pledged to Nations Working With UNO

Government Pushes New Attacks in Manchurian War  Nanking Spokesman Asks for Peace, Sympathies of U. S.

China Government Troops Push Attack   Ask U.S., Russian Sympathy in Fight  B®. Aecenrisbant Brace

CHINESE TROOPS IN NEW STRIKES   Nanking Spokesman Asks Sympathy from U. S. as Civil War Continues

Chiang Troops Push Northward  New Attacks Made in Manchuria Civil Wer

DEATH OF J. A. SEARCY   Leavenworth Drupntst and Politician Was K. U. Graduate

TRUMAN : SHOPS FOR NEW ENVOY   7 Names. Rumored ‘as Eligible For London Post

SOVIET MOVE TO FEED HUNGRY FRANCE SEEN AIDING NATION'S LEFTIST TREND; FOUR POLITICAL PARTIES EYE POWER

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZIE 7? World Traveler

French Mind IsSwayed B ¥ Empty I Belly   Subtle_and Significant     Change In. Reasoning Tmpelled by Short Rations Occurs As  Result of Russia's yefnan

Dewey ‘Says G.L.K. Smith’s Attack Qn Democrats Wholly un-American; Rejects His Support of State GOP

Round 2: Worse Than °46? © Whatever John L. Gets. Other Unions May Want

Bigger, Costlier, More Economi cally Disastrous Strike Wave Than That Hampering Reconversion Threatens United States

[Round 2: Worse Than °46? Whatever John L. Gets, Other Unions Will Want

SEND-WEASELS TO RESC ‘UE OVER 10 Q FAMILIES MAROONED IN COLORADO

Rescue Crews Battle Drifts In Colorado   Use Army Weasels In. Effort to Reach Many Marooned Families

SEND AID TO STORM AREA   Army Weasels in Attempt to Help Marooned Families

ARMY WEASELS RUSH HELP TO SNOWBOUND   Farm Families Marooned In Storm-Torn Colorado

HELP IS RUSHED 10 COLORADO FARMERS   Families, Marooned B' Snow, Object Of Drive

GOVERNMENT ASKED TO ‘BOYCOTT’ FIRMS   Union Claims Westinghouse, GE Snub Labor Board

Truman Halts Railway Strike For 30 Days   President Refuses To Intervene Further In GM Disptite

TRUMAN WILL ACT SOON IN RAIL DISPUTE   White House Expected to Name Emergency Board In Strike Threat.

Rail Strike Averted: 3 to Sift Facts   Truman Says Won’t Intervene in Rift with General Motors

President Will Call Emergency Railway Panel   Appointment Expected To Delay Walkout at Least 30 to 60 Days

POSTPONEMENT OF RAILROAD STRIKE APPEARS LIKELY   resident Truman to Name An Emergency FactFinding Panel.   TO STUDY WAGE DISPUTE   This Presumably Would Delay An Actual Walkout 30 to 60 Days.

Selection Seen Delaying Strike 30 to 60 Days   President Will Act ‘Shortly’ as Issue Follows Law’s Course

Truman Names 3 Fact Finders In Rail Dispute   Watkout Is Temporarily Averted; GM Conferees Srl Deadlocked

Will Postpone Strike for 30 to 60 Days   President Refuses Any Intervention In GM Walkout

F latly Asserts He Won't Step In On GM Row   Action Postpones 30 To 60 Days Walkout of — Trainmen Set For Monday

DELAYS STRIKE SCHEDULED FOR NEXT MONDAY.   Refuses To Act In GM Stoppage

Railroad, Coal and Auto Discussions Held At Capital. MINE FOREMEN’S : UNION OPPOSED Operators Tell Views On Subject Today At Washington.

Truman Sets Up Special Rail Board .    President’s Action Will Postpone Strike of The — ‘Railroad Men .

POSTPONEMENT IN RAIL STRIKE IS GUARANTEED   President Appoints Board To Investigate Dispute

Postponement Of Strike Expected, Truman Sets Up Board To Study Case

Action Would Delay Strike Set Monday  30 lo 60 Days Postponement Faced

Disputants Arrive at Agreement Half Hour Before Limit   Postponement of Scheduled Railroad Strike Appears Probable

Action Automatically Postpones Strike Called For Monday   President Will Not Enter GM Dispute   Chief Executive Says Steel Policy Applies Only * To Basie Industry

Railroad Strike Board Established   Truman’s Action Postpones Walkout 30 Days

Truman Names 3-Man Board To Settle Row   300,000 Workers Had Planned to Walk Off the Job Monday

Railroad (Mediators ‘Named   Strike Postponed; Truman Repeats Stand On Steel Fabricating Wages

Emergency Fact Finding Panel To Be Named Shortly   Appointment Of Panel Would Postpone Strike For 30 To 60 Days

Action Today Would Delay Monday Tieup   Transportation Paralysi May Be Avoided  If Emergency  Board Gets Results.

Rail Strike Panel to Be Named Soon   Chances 100 to 1 There Will Be No Strike, Says Rail Paper

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Fact-Finding Panel to Probe Rail Dispute   Appointment of Board Expected to Delay Strike—Negotiations With GM Suspended

Postponement Of Rail Strike Seems Likely .   President Truman  - To Name Emergency Fact-Finding Panel, Washington Announce:

Avert Rail Strike, No Intervention In GM Squabble   Truman Appoints Emergency Board To Check Rail Dispute

Pruenaite. Postpone      PRESIDENT ACTS U UNDER RAILWAY MEDIATION ACT; -WON’T-INTERVENE IN -CM—

Walkout Halted 25 Minutes Before Deadline; Truman To Name Panel in Rail Dispute

Fact-Finders  Are Expected To Study Rail Strike Crisis —   Truman ‘May Appoint Panel Today; Plans For: Tieup Continue

Truman Names Board to Avert Frisco Strike   Upon Receiving Formal Notice of Action Union Decides To Postpone Walkout

Rail Strike Delay Seen   Truman to Name Emergency Fact-Finding Panel To Study Workers Wage Dispute

PRESIDENT SETS UP NEW BOARD TO HELP RAILS   Fact-Finding Group Named; Union Says Its Decision Is Postponed

Rail Facts Board Will Be Named By President   Action Means Delay In Threatened Strike; May Appoint Today

Nation’s Chief Ready To Name  Fr aet=I HY inders         Paiiel Ex pected ‘to Be*An    < Will Posipene Nation: / ‘wide Railroad Tieup       Brotherlioods Are "Awaiting Action   Paper Published By. 15 Rail Groups Says “Chances _-Are 100.t9 1 There Wil Be No Strike”

Truman Will Attempt To Avert Railroad Walkout; Detroit Asks Intervention

Truman Will Act To Stop Rail Strike   Fact-Finding Board To Be Named-——This Step Will Delay Start of Nation-wide Walkout  Set for Monday-——-Panel May Be Chosen Sometime Tadav.

Postponement of Scheduled Ruil Strike Probable   Appointment of Fact Finding Pane! by  President Will Delay Walkout 30-60 Days

Truman To Name Railroad Strike Mediation Board   Move Would Delay Threatened Walkout By At Least 30 To 60 Days

Doubt A Rail Tie-Up   Truman Expected to  Name Panel to Study Wage Dispute, Delaying Strike 30-60 Days

Postponement Of Rail Strike Appears Likely   Appointment Of Fact-Finders By President Seen

Postpones Walkout 30 To 60 Days   Hopes to Bring About Set. tlement Without Strike  Says President Truman

Walkout Threat On ‘Frisco Line’ Averted in Move   Report in 30 Days Slated in Working Conditions Dispute

President Sets Up Fact-Finding Body For Investicalion   STEP WOULD DELAY STRIKE 30-60 Day:   Pefuses To Take Any Action in G. M. Case; Cites Barnasining

PRESIDENT SAYS HE'LL NOT ENTER GM. STALEMATE   Naming ef Emergency Panel Automatically Defers Railroad Tie-up   HAILS TWO AGREEMENTS   Chief Executive Praises Way in Which Rubber, Phone Disputes Ended

RAIL STRIKE EMERGENCY BOARD NAME   President's Move Will Postpone Welkout 30 Days

NAMING BOARD WILL POSTPONE STRIKE ACTION   Railraad Unions Have Announced Progressive Tieup Beginning Manda

RAIL STRIKE EMERGENCY BD. EXPECTED   Appointment — Would Postpone ‘Strike from. 30 to 60 Days ..

FRISCO WALKOUT, SET FOR SUNDAY NIGHT, AVERTED   Trainmen Postpone Strike as Truman Creates Emergeney Board to Act in Controversy.   GROUP WELL REPORT WITHIN 30 DAYS   President, in Intervening, Said Dispute Threatened to Interrupt Inter-State Commerce.

COMMUNICATION WORKERS QUIT JOBS IN PAY DISPUTE  DDITE IN(DEACE DDOATECTEN

Increase Reported Under Consideration By Government Is $1.50 a Ton Higher Than Previous OPA Limit.

U.S. MAY OFFER $4-A-TON JUMP IN STEEL PRICE   Increase Reported Studied By Government; Bowles Claimed Protesting

Steel Price May Be Upped $4 Per Ton   Report Current Government Ready To Grant Boost

Industry Is Facing Strike   Snyder and Collet for $4 Ton Raise, Bowles Opposes More Than $2.50

‘nerease In Steel Prices Of $4 Per Ton Being Considered; Telephone Union Quits

Government Studies Move To Help Industry, Check The Spread of Walkouts

Increase Is Opposed By OPA Chief   Action Planned As Steel Strike Looms

Paralysis Of Communication Service Looms   Industrial Strife Gives Government Biggest Challenge

Prosecuting Attorney And Criminal Court Judge T. Convene Today And Discuss Matter Following Theft Of Ballots Friday Night

 Drastic New Government Order Stops ‘All Construction Except That Of Homes and Vitally-Needed Plants

Materials for New Homes Designed ir Government Move   Administrator Tells Field Offices to” Reduce Some Values

Small Cuts Dowr on Non-housing  More Material to Go Into Dwellings

Non-Housing Construction  Drastically Cut for 45 Days OPA Order Issued Because of Strikes

sorcerer  P. A. C. ‘Tells How to Become Real Politician in Easy Lessons

Temperatures   U.S. Charges Tito Using Americans  For Slave Labor   Arrests Without Charges, Confinement in Unsanitary Camps Claimed in Strongly Worded Note; Some Have Died, it States

SOME HAVE DIED N PRS CANS ASSERTS PROTEST   Others Are Used for Stave Labor, State Department Says in Note

Government ; ‘Cites Specific {Il Treatment   Patterson. ** Hands Sharp Note to Slavs

Others Used as Slave Labor, Note Declares   State Department Claims Treatment Fatal to Many

ENHOWER SAYS BATTLE IN EUROPE WON BEFORE RHINE   General Tells Story of Offensive Staged on Continent; Praises Men and Bradley.   NAZI BLUNDERS ARE DESCRIBED

War Won West Of Rhine, Says  Gen. Eisenhower   German Armies Shattered in Lowlands, Chief of Staff Reports; Bradley and Patton Praised By Supreme Commander

General Eisenhower Report Released After Deletions   Germany’s Fate Sealed During Great Battles Which Raged West Of Rhine River During Early Part Of 1945.

Gen. Eisenhower Reveals Story of Victory in West   122-Page Summary Is Filled With Praise for Allied Troops

WAR WAS WON BEFORE RHINE WAS CROSSED      That Is Gen. Bisenhower’s Own Estimate of Way Allies Won

Victory Sure Before Rhine Was Crossed   Fisenhower’s Report To Chiefs of Staff Lauds Gen. Bradley

‘War Won Before Rhine Crossing,” Eisenhower Says in Final Report

Jackson Plans To Leave War Crimes Trial And Rejoin Supreme Court

FIVE NAMED BY PROSECUTOR AS PLOT MEMBERS   Claim Conspiracy to Pre judice Prospective Jurors

1 Munster. Girl, A Just 19, Finds  ed Fun in Taxes   Race Riots in (1M Tenn. Leave 4 Si  Cops Wounded F

CALL TROOPS — __IN-RACE-RIOT   FIVE HUNDRED GUARDSMEX AND STATE POLICE ARE PATROLLING TENNES SEE TOWN

COUNTY SCOUT PREST IS ROTARY SPEAKER   Rev. A. B. Davidson Urges _ That More Boys BeReached By Program  ‘RII ne CAD wANUnAN

BENSALEM TWP. ROTARY TOLD ABOUT SCOUTING   Rev. Alexander B. Davidsor Addresses Service Club   NEED MORAL SUPPORT

Bean, Coffee Prices Upped   OPA Predicts Hike for Top Crade Cattian Clothea

“)PA PRICES ON COFFEE, BEANS IN HUGE JUMPS   Coffee Raised 10 To 13 Cents Per Pound, Two Cents On Beans

COFFEE PRICE HIKED BY OPA   Ceiling to Be Increased 10 To 13 Cents; Dry Beans Raised

OPA Predicts 7 Pet. Hike for Cotton Clothes   Price Ceiling on Coffee Increases  10 to 13c Pound

OPA Warns Of Clothing  Price Boost 5 to 7 Percent Bike Predicted

Coffee Price Ceilings Up 10-13 Cents   5 to 7 Percent Hike Seen for Top-Grade Cotton Clothing

FOOD COSTS CONTINUE TO SOAR © Coffee Prices Given 10-13 Cents Boost

COFFEE RAISED 10 TO 13 CENTS   INCREASE IN PRICE OF TOP GRADE COTTON CLOTHING FORECAST BY OPA.

Price Ceilings Are Raised On Coffee, Beans   OPA Predicts 5 to 7 Percent Increase for Cotton Clothing

Proposal of U.o. To End Maritime Strike Pondered  Little Progress Reported  ¢ oa 3 eee 7 tweet inate   Little Progress Reported On Other Labor Conflicts

Proposal of U.S. To End Maritime Strike Pondered   T+ttle Progress Reported On Other “Labor Conflicts

GOP CAPTURES ALL KEY POSTS INGHIO VOTE   Republicans Move In With State Landslide; Bricker Sets Pace

CAPTURE ALL OHNO OFFICES, 2 HOUSE SEATS   Bricker Wins by 316,993; Herbert: by 38,749; Bender by 401.811.

DEMS’ HOUSE RANKS SHAVED BY STATE VOTE   Single Democrat, Judge Zimmerman, Returned To Supreme Bench

Thomas J. Herbert Edges Lausche For Governorship; Bricker Wins Senate Race   JUDGE ZIMMERMAN   Only Democrat To Survive Deluge;  Kingsley Taft Named For Short Term In U. S. Senate

SENATE, STATE OFFICES TAKEN IN LANDSLIDE   Lausche Loses Re-Election Bid By 38,751; Huffman Beaten hy 316,993

DEMOCRATS BADLY DEFEATED ‘AT POLLS—   Landslide In Nation Carries Republicans Back Into Power

Pack Court For Hearing   First Spectators Arrive 110 Minutes Before Opening

UMW Hearing Stirs Flurry In Washington   First Spectaiors Arrive 110 Minutes Before Opening; Sleepy Reporters There   Lewis. Escorted By Legal Array   Proceedings Marked By Yard After Yard Of Legal Terms; No  Fireworks

Opponents Claim Location Chosen Because Of Proximity To New York City Night Spots

Roar of Protest Against Choice of UNO Site Grows   Vigorous Opposition Expressed By Town Councis and Civic Groups

Storm Of Protest Arises.... .  Greenwich Residents In Stew Over Selection As Probable Site For UNO

UNO SITE OWNERS IN TURMOIL OVER LOSING ESTATES   CONNECTICUT TOWN DIVIDED BETWEEN HONOR AND DESIRE

Land Owners Protest fiver Site of UN   Richy Greenwich and Stamford Residents Seek to Avoid © Loss of Homes

RESIDENTS D0 NOT WANT UNO   PROTEST GIVING UP LAND TO WORLD CAPITAL

LOSS OF LAND IS FEARED BY ESTATE OWNERS   UNO Recommendations Fail to Meet Unanimous Approval

CONN. PEOPLE DONT WANT UNO SITE ~   Set Up Protest _ Asx Much Property “Would Be — ‘Confiscated -

STORM BREWS AT SELECTION SAID UNSOUGHT   Wealthy Homeowners Are Seeking Ways To  Save Estates

Storm of Protest Sweeping Community Selected as  Proposed Capital of U.N.O.   Aroused Owners of Estates, That Would Be Swallowed Up in International Zone, Are Objecting

Greenwich Upset. Because Locale Is Satislactory   Residents of Connecticul Frown on Idea of U.N.O. Taking Away  Their Ketaies

Natives Oppose Selection Of UNO Home Site   Connecticut Community In Uproar; Protests  Come From N. Y.

Estate Owners Fear Loss of  Land, Eviction   Upset by Failure  To Consult Wit   Garvernar Pleased

CONNECTICUT, NEW YORK TOWNS PROTEST CHOICE AS UNO SITE; FEAR THEY MUST VACATE HOMES

ANGER MOUNTS IN AREA CHOSEN FOR U.N. 0. HOMESITE   No:malil Peaceful Greenwich, Conn., Wrathy Over Possi_ bility of Losing GenerationsOld Homes, Estates to UNG

GREENWICH IN TURMOIL  Proposed Site for UN O Arouses Flood of Protests

Small Area In Connecticut Rumored As Site For UNO   Community Thrown Into Flurry At Inclusion In Places Recommended As Headquarters

Wrath Mounts in Greenwich Area Ghosen Fer UNO Home As Residents File Protests

Pro perty Owners at Odds with UNO Site Committee for Picking Greenwich Area

“Honor” Or “Unfair?   Greenwich In Turmoil Over Proposal For United Nations World Capital

Greenwich in UNO Turmoil   Many Wealthy Property Owners Oppose Use of Land for UNO Site

Stamford Protests UNO Plan   Connecticut Town Residents Vigorously Oppose UNO Headquarters There

Greenwich Objects ToSheltering UNO   Wealthy Residents Re‘Juctant. to Give Up Property. 

Wa Vat, FMEA  CONNECTICUT, NEW YORK TOWNS. PROTEST CHOICE AS UNO SITE: FEAR THEY MUST VACATE HOMES

Connecticut Is Not Anxious to House UNO Setup  Recommendation Give: Property Owners Chance te Complain

Ga. Chain Gang System Rapped   New Jersey Governor Is Asked Not To Sign Extradition Papers

Only One Bill Of 200 Left. Since August 2nd For President To Consider

Troman Uphoits Life of OPA, Housing Prograit   Minimum Pay Hike To 65 Cents.an , Hour Advocated

Contractor Anderson Denies $2,500 Check Was Campaign Contribution At Mead Committee  ' Hearines

Testifies Fee Paid to Coffe On War Work   Tacoma Contractor Says $2500 Not Given To Campaign Funds

Profits Panel Hears Tale Of Coffee's $2,500 Check   Washington Contractor Testifies Sum Was Not Campaign Contribution; Denies Guilt

emy Going Underground  ' Notion’s Key Military Plants  "Dig in’ As Safety Measure

Youth ‘Admits’ Phantom Slaying   Califorsia Suspect Wants to Know if He is Guilty Party.

Young Suspect Admits He Could Have Been the Phantom in Texarkana’s Six Murders

“I'm Happiest When I’m Living In Danger,” Murder Suspect Declares In Los Angeles; “I Want To Clear It Up”  Fx-Gl Thinks He May Be Texas Elusive Phantom Killer

EX-AAF GUNNER “THINKS” HE IS KILLER OF FIVE   Veteran Nabbed After Hitting 23rd Bullseye At Gun Gallery

Los Angeles Has Phantom Suspect  Self-Styled Psychiatric Case Beina Ouestioned

RENEW TALK OF EARLIER END OF OPA   - Restaurant Price Edict Spurs Congressional Demands

Price Agency Orders Restaurants to Roll Baek Prices   Meat Shortage May Close Restaurants

Shortage Of Meat Spurs  Demand For OPA’s Death   Congressmen Asking For Early Abolition of Control on Basis of Present Situation

Congressional Demand For End OPA Quickening   Cafe Meat Prices Lowered 10 Percent

Abolition Of OPA Talk Again Heard   New Hardships on Restaurants Cited Kv Senator Wiley

Meat Shortage, New Price Rollbacks Spur Drive for Abolishment of OPA

SPURS DEMANDS FOR OPA END   Sen. Wiley, R., Wis., Denounces OPA, for Its “High Handed” Action — Wilt. Urge 80th Congress that Agency be Abolished Outright,

MORE BLASTS UNLEASED AT OPA ACTIONS   Current. Situation Spurs De mands For Early Abolition of OPA

@ PAUL MALLON— —  Doubts Ability of Russians to Formulate Winning Tactics

Invited to Listen   Bilbo Is Asked to Heat Complaint Testimony on War Contracts

FULL-FORCE-OF-TIDAL-WAVE—— DID NOT REACH-WEST COAST         WAVES REACHED MAXIMUM  OF ONLY 15 FEET AS ViIEY LASHED PACIFIC BEACHES a

RETURN TO DRAF SEEN AFTER JAN.    Volunteering Lower ir Nation, Officials Report.

ARMY DRAFT SEEN LIKELY AFTER JAN. 1   ‘Drop in Enlistment Figures May Force Resumption Of Quotas

ARMY BELIEVES INDUCTIONS MAY START IN JAN,   Voluntary Enlistments Sagging Although Drive Is Conducted

Renewed Draft Seen After Jan. 1   Enlistments Drop Below Needed Rate

DRAFT RENEWAL *SAID CERTAINTY   Army Recruiting Sags Below "I Turieni Quotas

Inductions Will Resume On January 1   Voluntary Enlistments Fail To Supply Manpower Needed For  Army And Navy.

Draft May Be Resumed Jan. 1 To Build Army   Sagging Recruitment Figures Indicates Need For Returning to Inductions

ARMY INDUCTIONS MAY BE RESUMED “EARLY IN JANUARY   Volunteer Enlistments Slump Below Rate Needed to Maintain Farcos

ENLISTMENTS DROP SHARPLY   November Enlistnionts Less Thar Hall Rate Needed tu Sustain All Volunteer Army — Induction: Probable After Jan, 1.

The ‘lowa’ a Power Symbol   Admiral Halsey Lauds State's War Efforts

GREATER TAGK. NOW FACED 19 TO WIN PEACE   Warns of Unwise Spendings Urges Bond Buying to Avert Inflation.

London Paper Has a ‘Scoop’   Tells ‘A-Bomb Secret’; Groves Says He Can Neither Affirm or Deny

British Writer Says U. 5. Has 96 A-Bombs   Army Is Silent On London Paper's Detailed Report

BRITON SETS UP U.S, ATOM STOCK   ‘Expert? Estimates Supply At 96 Bombs

WEAPONS EXPERT CLAIMS U. S. HAS $6 ATOMIC BOMBS   London Daily Express Reports Bombs in Stockpile; Artist Gives Conception

Says U. $. Has % Atom Bombs   British Reporter Gives Out ‘Secret’

THINKS U, S. HAS 96 ATOM BOMBS   British Weapons Expert Bases Story On Assumptions, But It Is Termned “Very Interesting” By General Groves,

British Expert On Weapons Says 96 Atomic Bombs Here; Description Of Them Given

Declares U. S. Has Probably 96 Atom Bombs   Each 25 Feet Long, Says British Expert In Published ‘Revelation.’

British Paper Asserts U. S. Has 96 A-Bombs   Banners Story ‘Atom Bomb Secret Out’: Publishes Picture, Gives Details

Publish Alleged A-Bomb Details  British Newspaper Discloses Secrets

LONDON PAPER SAYS U. 5. HAS 96 A-BOMBS   Londen Paper Detatls Construction; American General Won't Comment.

A-BOMB DETAILS TOLD BY WRITER   Londoner Claims U. S. Has 96 in Stockpile, Each Weighs 9000 Lbs.

PAPER SAYS U. S. HAS 96 ATOM BOMBS   London Daily Express Report: Weapons Are 25 Feet Long and Weigh 9,000 Pounds,

96 ATOM BOMBS IN THE UNITED STATES:   This Announcement Made Today by Chapman Pincher, Weapon Expert.

Tnseparable Bond  Ties Twin Girls   Strange Case Reported At Portland Hospital

Higher Prices For Milk Seen If Subsidies Cut   Government To Keep Returns to Producers  Up to 1945 Level

Truman Appeals to U.S. To Fight for Return of  National Price Controls

Plea Aimed ° At Landlords   15 Per Cent Boost — Considered Enough

Americans Plunge Into Uneasy  Weekead With Varied Opinions On OPA's Death

PARIS IN THE SPRING - - - AND OTHMAN  Europe Gets First Taste Of Pre-War Luxury Service

Luxurious Train Trip Described—  Othman Lands in Gay Paree   Frederick Will Seek More Culture

Filibuster End Agreement Near  Death Of FEPC Bill See As Condition

Transit Strike Hits Philadelphia   Power Strike Tuesday May Tie Up Pittsburgh

Electrical Shutdown Menaces Pittsburgh   Strikers to Cut Power Tuesday; _

POWER STRIKE FACES BEAVER COUNTY AREA   Pittsburgh Walkout Called For 4 a. m. Tomorrow

Seek to Halt Pittsburgh Power Strike   20 Per Cent Wage Increase Demanded by Workers

: ‘Judy Hackman, 2, Leaves for Home With New Lease on ‘Life After Surgical Skill Remedies Malformed Heart

Dakota Officers Staging Manhun’   Seeking Man Who Robbed Sturgis Bank

Tells Why ‘He Became Anti-Semitic   Schirach Says Ford Book Influential

FORMER FUEHRER OF HITLER'S YOUTH BLAMES BOOK BY HENRY FORD FOR HIS ANTI-SEMITISM

NAZI'S IDEAS LAID TO FORD   Schirach Claims American Converted Him To Anti-Semitic Views

DL dtnete ere ee ee ce ee eee HARVEST DAY AT LUMBER BRIDGE BAPTIST OCT. 1%

Shaw Interests of Dixon Take Over On November 1   George Searle to Be Acting General Manager of Paper

TRUMAN SWIMS IN DELAWARE BAY   SPENDS 15 MINUTES IN WATER YACHT LATER PUTs OUT FO SEA,

President is  Enj joying  His Vacation   Completely Relaxed 24 Hours Out Of Washington

Cardinal Dominioni Dies In Rome Al 69   Death Reduces Number of Catholic Church Princes to 64

URGE POWERS MEET DAILY   Continuous Sessions of UN Security Council Asked By Sen. Vandenberg

BYRNES, BEVIN SIGN TREATY MERGING ZONE:   Big Four Announce War Reparations Agreement

Agreement Is Signed by Byrnes, Bevin   Step Taken to Get Germans Back on Normal]! Basis

Ohio Power Strike Hits Nine Cities in North; Conservation Is Urged

ASKS GiEIES 10 RATION POWER   Utility Dispute Tightens Grip on Warren, Niles

Decker Death Held Accidental  Railroads Asked to Co-ordinate Crews

3 States To Test Bonus Sentiment  Tomorrow   Winois, Michigan and Rhode Island Will Vote on Plan to Pay State Bonus

BONUS ON BALLOT IN THREE STATES   Michigan and Rhode Islan as Well as Illinois to Vote on Question

Bonus Test Vote Scheduled in 3  States Tomorrow   Political Leaders Expect Large Majorities Will Be Recorded

3 States to Test Vets Bonus Issue, 30 Billion Headache for Congress

“The Voice,” Silent; Goes Into Hiding. ©  Frank:Sinatra Moves Out In-Squabble With Pretty Wife

SECOND WORLD SERIES GAME Bosion Red Sox 000 St. Louis Cardinals 001  Frank Sinatra Moves Oul on Prefty Wife After Mine Years of Marriage

All Efforts To Prevent Strike Fail   Workers Unions Issue In. structions to Members for Walkout

Last Minute Parleys Fail To Halt Strike   Two Hundred Thousand Electrical Workers Walk Out

Walkout Begins At Midnight If —   Conciliation Fails   Government May Exert Pressure; Supplies  May Be Gone In Week

Pennsylvania Holds Key To Piping Of Gas   PERMIT ISSUED FOR OIL ONLY BY STATE GOVERNMENT

VFW URGE PROBE OF KK AND COMMUNISTS   75,000 VFW Members Te Meet In Fhitadelnhia

FUSE MAKER DENIES BLAME   Says Army Didn’‘t Report Premature Bursts Before VJ

HESS SAID U.S. AFTER EMPIRE   TOLD GREAT BRITAIN A FANTASTIC STORY

Frank Miles, Demo _  Governor Candidate,  Starts Campaign Now  f   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent

Miles Begins AltA Campaign Gor  Govennan   Blue Expected to Start in Late Summer

RIOTS RESUME IN TENNESSEE   Reinforce Police After Two Negroes Killed

NEW OUTBREAK IN TENNESSEE   Two Prisoners Slain Ir County Jail; Call More Troops

Stale Guard Moves Back fo Columbia  Two Negroes Killed In Fresh Gunpley There

More State Guards Sent To Columbia   Reinforcements Rushed Following New Outbreak Of Gunplay; Two Killed

Backing British Too Much Claims Dean Of House   Rep. Sabath Scores State Department For Excessive Support

U.S. Helps Britain Pull Chestnuis, Sabath Says   Congress Leader Protests America’s Steady Support Of Enocland’s Foreion Policv

U. S. Branded Pro-English   Rep. Sabaith Attacks Holy Land Policy

i  Declares They Back British Foreigu Policy to Detriment of Our Own’ Relationshina

RepresentativeSabath Files Protest With State Division Over TreatmentForBritain

JOHN F. WALTERSDORF CLAIMED BY DEATE   Well-Known Livestock Dealer Passes Away At Age Of 76 Years  —Funeral Wednesday

Byrnes Silent Concerning Wallace Speech   Peace Negotiations Stymied Over Issues Involving Frontiers

BYRNES SEEKS U.S. OPINION FOR SUPPORT   Secretary of State Keeps Silent In Paris About Wallace Furore.

BYRNES SILENT ON WALLACE'S LATEST MOVE   More Confusion Thrown Into Peace Conference By Published Letter

BYRNES SILENT ON WALLACE CONTROVERS'   Secretary of S tate Looks to Peopte for Support

BYRNES REMAINS SILENT IN PARIS   But Disclosure of Wallace’s Letter Further Confuses Peace Delegates

STATE SECRETARY IN WALLACE FUSS   Byrnes Doesn’t Talk on Wrangle from Paris Conference; Letter is New Development.   RUSS AND YANKS FIND NEW RIFTS

As Wallace Storm Brews     Byrnes Remains Silent;  Forrestal and Ball Talk

Information Given Out by Canadian   Prime Minister Says Probe Is Under Way

FOREIGN SPIES BLAMED; MANY FACE ARREST   Extent of Knowledge Gained Kept As Secret

[Ex-Wave Held In Baby Abandoning   Unwed Mother Left Note Saying Father Dead, But This Disproved

Hold Mother Of Baby Abandoned In Church   Former WAVE Tells Police She Wants Wer Child Baek; Was Born In Baltimore

Former WAVi: Is Charged With Abandoning Baby  Se en   Infant Left In Pew Qf Church

1,900 German Prisoners Reported III   Girl Now Wants Her Baby Back

EX-WAVE HELD IN BABY CASE   Charged With Abandon. ing Infant In Catholic Church Pew

Klan Will Kight Georgia Suit To Dissolve Charter   Attorney Will File Answer To State’s Attempt To Ous' Order; Statement To Press Is Vague; Former Head Of KKK Owes $350,000 In Income Taxes

Ban Fund For ‘Propaganda’.   House Agrees On Senate Prohibition On OPA Ap pronrtation.

STEEL, UNION TO OPEN WAGE NEGOTIATIONS   Parleys Broken Off Last October Will Be Resumed This Afternoon

HEAVY SHELLS EXPLODE; FIRE UNDER CONTROL   Ordnance Warehouse Of Marine Corps Blazes in S. F.

Three Hurt in Spectacular Munitions Fire   Blaze Occurs in Industrial Heart of ‘Frisco

FORMER HITLER CONSOLER HELE   German Beauty Will Be Witness At Allied  War Crimes Trial

Zales Ecton Will Win Senate Seat by Big Margin, Ford Declares  Democratic Nominee Will Take Worse Licking Than He Did in 1944,

Zales Ecton Will Win Senate Seat by Big Margin, Ford Declares   Democratic Nominee Will Take Worse Licking Than He Did in 1944, Governor Says in Speech at Libby

They'll ‘Show Those Outlanders’: Home Folk At Prestonsburg Siick By May Despiie Probe

Home Folks Don’t Worry About Rep. May's Troubles, Hope He Gels Weli Soon

BOARD TO PLAN SINU EXPANSION   Lawson Fore and H. H. Nooner of Carbondale Also Appointed

Pittsburgh’s Power Back; Strike Ends   Board Is. Provided To Settle’ Dispute

19-Hour Work Stoppage Ends. ... .  Pittsburgh Blackout Is ~ Averted As 3,400 Power  Workers’ Resume Jobs

HARVESTER CO, IN AGREEMENT WITH STRIKERS   Government May Step Into Coal Dispute; Lewis, Operators Argue

HARVESTER STRIKE IS SETTLED   Workers to Get 18 Cents an Hour Wage Increase

Franklin Man Involved in Mutiny Case   J. O’Claire, Two Others Threatened Him, Ship Master Charges

Carnation Murder.Case  Wholesale Flower District Searched for Clues

CIO Unions Plan Trip to Washington   Packing House Worker trom Midwest to See  Secretary Anderson

More Meat Due For Consumers   Larger Domestic Supply Looms With Controls Removed.

FOOD SUPPLIES MAY INCREASE   Agriculture Department Quits Buying Meat And Wheat As Prices Rise

DOMESTIC MEAT LARD SUPPLIES MAY INCREASE   Depends, However, On Action Congress May Take On Controls

Tenement Fire Toll Reaches 36   Gotham Church Plar Memorial Services As Final Bodies  Are Removed

TENEMENT  DEATH TOLL SET AT 36   Arson Charge Against Boys Dismissed

New York Fire's Toil Reaches 36   Memorial Services Planned for Sunday In Tenement Area

FIND 36 BODIES IN FLAT RUBBLE   Neighborhood Churches  Plan Memorial Services

WORKERS SEEK LAST BODIES IN TENEMENT FIRE      Police Set Count Of Dead At Forty—Hunt For Four Bodies

Rubble Yield: Bodies of 36.   Final Toll-of 40 In Tenement Seen.

Dig For More Bodies, Plan Rites For 36: In N.Y. Fike   Some Funerals jo  Be For All Mes  of Families; Dead Chie

Inzer Will Not Attempt To Block Folsom Program   ‘I’m Not Going To Do Anything That Would Keep Folsom’s Program From Reaching The Floor,’ He Says; Lieutenant Governor-Elect Says It Deserves Debate

Peace Still Elusive Five Years. J ap : Attack on Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, 1941

C10 to Control Leftist Moves   New Rules Adopted By Executive Board Of Organization

C. 1.0. Takes Move To Control Leftists InVariousCouncils   Sponsorship of Move !: Taken by Murray, Who, Rumer Says, Will Remain Leader

CIO TAKES ACTION — TO CURB LEFT WING  Expect Murray to Remain President

REDS OPPOSE ACTION BY UNO IN IRAN   Challenge. United. Nations’ Authority In Matter

' India Faces a “A Political.  . Show-down   Simla Conference Dealing With Questions Of Independence Is Fateful Internatiouat Parley

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZIF /® Foreign Affairs Analyst

MOST FATEFUL INTERNATIONAL PARLEY NOW UNDER WAY TALKS ON INDEPENDENCE FOR INDIA

BOARD PLANS DECISION SOON FOR INDUSTRY   Restaurant Owners Continue Fight on Ceilings

BORDNER’S 36 ANNIVERSAR)  SALE NOW ON AT ALL ¢ STORRS Ad.   VOCIAES WELDING SHOP

THOMAS DROPS SECRET NAVY WEAPON HIN]   Appropriations Bil] Arouses Debate . In Congress

Super Weapon Perfected hy U.S. Navy   Is More Powerful That Atomic Bomb, Solon Says

LaGuardia Says Wheat Supply Still Inadequate   UL NLR. R.A. Chief ls Disappointed at Food Board Action

FOOD QUOTA IS INSUFFICIENT   LaGuardia Claims CFB Allowance Short Of “De sperate Needs”

UNRRA Wheat Quota Increasec By Food Board  April Share Up 97,000 Tons for  Cancuina lands

APRIL QUOTA INCREASED 10 460,000 TONS   UNRRA Director Says Increase Is Still Not Sufficient

THICKER SLICES “OF BREAD T0 G0 TO FAMINE AREAS   Relief Organization’s April Share of Wheat Pool and Other Cereals Boosted 97.000 Tons.   GOVERNMENT CORN BONUS PLAN RAPPED   Head of Chicago Board of Trade Tells Senate Group Payment Puts U. S. in Black Market.

Famine Wheat Supply Raised  LaGuardia Declares’ Quota Still Short

heat Supply or Famine eas Boosted   Guardia Complains Won't Meet Needs; §, Planning to Get  Into Butter Mart

Famine Areas Given Greater Wheat Supply   LaGuardia Says Allowance Still Far Short of Needs

WHEAT QUOTA  INCREASED BY UNRRA ACTION   April Share Goes Up 97,000 Tons For Month

UNRRA Grain Quota Boosted By Food Board   Wheat Lands Needing Rain; Corn Bonus Criticized; Butter Supply Drops

IMORE WHEAT SET FOR FAMINE AREAS   LaGuardia Complains Extra Allowance Won't Meet Needs

FAMINE AREAS WHEAT SUPPLY GIVEN A BOOST   LaGuardia Complains Amount Far Short Of Demands

Peace Envoys Agree on Reparations   Rumania Is to Pay $300,000,000 to Russia, Group Says

Italian Frontier Is Adjusted In  France’s Favor   Reparations To Russia, Boundary Approved By Four Powers

ROMANIA TOLD 10 PAY REDS REPARATIONS   Big Four Recommendations for $300,000,000 Indemnity Are Approved by Paris Peace Conference.

BIG 4 APPROVES RUSSIAN CLAIMS OF REPARATIONS  300 MILLION FROM ROMANIA; FRANCE

Russian Damage Set At $300 Million; Frontier Adjusted To Suit France

Reparations to Soviet Approved   : Romania Must Remit 300 Million Over Period of Years .

Reparations Figure Set At Paris Meet   Italian Frontier Tc Be Adjusted In Favor Of French; Oil Payment OKd

AGREE ROMANIA MUST PAY REDS   Big 4 Recommend Transfer o' Italian Border Area to French Control.

Romania, Hungary Square Off Today for Border Fight   Peace Conference Com. missions Make Little Headway on Treaties

Reparations Approved By Paris Parley   Romania to Pay 300 Million to Russia; French Frontier Shifted

France To Get Italian  Border   Paris Peace Parley Is Moving Along At Fast Clip

‘Commission In Aceord on Reparation   Agreement Also Reached On Revision of Border Between France, Italy at Paria Meeting

Italian Frontier Will Be Adiusted   _.. Upper Tinee, Vesubie, Roya Valleys To France

ROMANIANS WILL PAY 300 MILLION   System For Reparations To Russia Gains Approval

ROMANIA MUST PAY RUSSIANS $300,000.000   Italian Frontier Is Adjusted for France at Peace Conference

ITALIAN FRONTIER TO BE ADJUSTED W FRANCE’S FAVOR   Soviel Demand for Repara: tions Approved After’ Lijents of Detate

Soviet Will Receive $300,000,000  From Romania; Unanimously Approved

BODY SUGGESTS $300 MILLION G0 TO RUSSIA   Recommends Italian Frontier Be Adjusted In Favor Of France; Romania And Hungary Square Away Over Boundaries.

Peace Conference Votes Romania Payment fo Reds   Sets Reparations Figure At $300,000,000 Payable In Oi), Other Commodities

RECOMMEND SOVIET RUSSIA RECEIVE LARGE REPARATIONS   Four-power Recommendations That Romania Pay $300,000,000 Adopted.   BY PEACE CONFERENCE   Commission Says Italian Frontier Be Adjusted In France’s Favor.

PEACE PARLEY GIVES NOD TO REPARATIONS PLEA; BORDER MOVED  PARIS CONFERENCE IN FAVOR OF GIVING MORE

Romanian Pay Demands To Russia Okehed   Italiai. Frontier Adjustment Is Also Approved

Russia Will Get $300 Million in War Reparatior   Italian Frontier Changes Voted

Territorial Demands on  Italy Adopted   Russian Reparation Demands on Romania And Italy Also Pass  Commission Approval   Eight Years To Pay.

MILLIONS IN REPARATIONS TO BE PAID BY GHINA, ROMANIA IN PEACE CONFERENCE DECISION   France Is Favored by Means of Adjustment of Mont Cenis Plateau Frontier—Henchmen of Hitler Make Their Last Plea in Cases Before Internationa! Tribunal With Goering in Lead

ROMANIA TO PAY REDS REPARATION UNDER AGREEMENT      Four Power - Recommendation: Made; Propose Italian Frontier Change

Italian _ Frontier Adjusted  France Profits   France Profits By Changes in, Mont Genis Area

 -~CONFEKENCE— France To Get Slice Of Italy   Two Balkan States In Border Squabble

Romania Will Pay 300 Millicns To Soviet Russia   Conference also Makes Adjustment Of Italian Border In Favor of France

PeaceCommissions  Adopt Payments   Romania, Italy Affected by Adoptions at Paris Parley

Reparations Are Fixed B; Conference   Italian Frontier Adjustment Also Decided Upon

ltaly Agrees To Boundary Shiff To Favor France   Romania Required To Pay Reparations By Peace Group

Italian Border To Be Adjusted Favoring France   Balkans, Finland Group Approves Payment Propcsal

Italian Area Is Awarded France At Meet in Paris   Soviets Will Receive $300,000,000 From Small Balkan Nation

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS   By FRANK R. KENT   The Three Purgers

Accidents Kill Over Dozen In  New England   Five Perish In Malden Blaze

Strike Closes Big Steel Plant   Lackawanna Factory of Bethlehem is Idle

REPLY TO AMERICAN CHARGES OF AXIS COLLABORATION  TAKES.YORM OF  QUNTER-BLAST

FRANCO REPLY TO AMERICA IS OLD TRICK   Charges of Espionage and Invasion Fool No One

NAZIS’ WARTIME RULER OF CZECHS DIES ON GALLOWS   Eight Thousand Witness Hanging of Karl Hermann Frank, Blamed for Lidice  Maccarre.   WIDOWS OF VICTIMS AMONG SPECTATORS   German First of Cabinet Rank Executed for War Crimes —Appeal for Clemency  Unanswered. 

ISentence Auto Driver To Aid in Support of Children of Man Killed

Death Driver Must Support Victim's Heirs   Mississippian To Pay $50 Monthly In Lieu of Jail

Vet Ready To Support Ten Minor Children Of Man His Auto Killed   Accepts Judge’s Offer To Pay $5 Per Month Per Child To Escape Prison Term; Convicted By A Jury Of Veterans.

Government Leaders Again Push Talks _ Settlement In Coast Walkout Bogs Dowr

Efforts To End Ship Strike Are Bogged Down   Federal Officials Attempt To Keep Conference Alive

Famed U.S. ‘Blue Devil’ Divisior ‘Again on Job in Trieste Sector

U.S. Blue Devils Standing Guard  In Trieste Area   Fighting 88th Infantry of war renown now in “Shot spot” of  the Balkans.

Britons Leave To Help India Decide Destiny   Cabinet Mission To See Job Through— Dominion Expected

BRIT. MISSION TAKES OFF FOR-INDIA   Must Find Solution _For Nation’s . Political Future

British Mission Leaves for India To Determine Fate of 400 Millions

British Mission Leaves For India   Decide To Remain Until -*-Solution Is Found

Search for U.S. Pilot, 31 Others Reported Captives of Lolo Tribe

YANKS SOUGHT IN LOLO WILDS   2 Chinese Permitted Search Of Tribe Country

Seek U.S. Pilot and 31 Passengers Believed to Ro Held by Lolo Tribe

Say Second Plane Down In Lololand; Seeking Survivors   Search’ Plane Carrying Parachutist Said Fired On By Hostile Natives

PLANE CRASHES IN LOLO WILDS   REPORT AMERICAN PILOT, 31 OTHERS HELD BY TRIBESMEN

U.S. Sends Aid To 32 More  Lolo Captives   Passengers and Crew of Doomed Plane Taken As Slaves

Friendly Tribesman, Chinese Aide Search Wilds Of Lololand For Victims Of Crash, Search Piane Driven Off

Lolo Tribesmen Fire On Rescuers   Hold Yank, 32 Others Hostage -

Jews and Britons Press Searches for Five Officers Still Held as Hostages

JEWS DIIVDED ON ABDUCTION      ONE FACTION IN. PALESTINE ASKING IS SECOND TO RELEASE BRITISH OFFICERS

MISS HUNSBERGER WED AT EASTER GEREMONY   Couple Employed in Co. Seat Married at Prospectville   TRIP TO PITTSBURGH

MISS MOYER 1S BRIDE AT DUBLIN GEREMON)   Veteran of Pacific Wedded In St. Luke’s Ref. Church   HONEYMOON IN TOLEDO

Bomb Exploded Near Saratoga   Valiant Queen Of Aircraft Carriers Is Sunk By Atomic Bomb   LIGHTER SHIPS MORE FORTUNATE

CARRIER ‘SARATOGA’ SETTLES INTO WATER  aT) muon   Famous Warship Had Eventful Career

“Strike-Draft”” Labor Plans Hit Trouble In U. S. Senate; Coalition Threatens Bill

Senate Takes Time to Study Truman Bill   Refuses Swift Action But Completes Work on Case Labor Bill

‘Strike-Drait” Labor Program Facing Trouble   Barkley Expects Action By. Nightfali As Colleagues Talk In Terms Of Days

“Strike-Draft” Labor Program Runs Into Snag .      House Whips Through Truman Plan In  Short Order

Truman Program For Labor Curbs Stalls in Senate  Strange Combinatio: Opposing Stringent 7? , *§ . mm fund Perit

% “3ke-Draft Labor Pr ogram Fats New Trouble In Senate   Barkley Retains Hope Of Pushing Truman’s Lesislation Throush Today: Coalition Balks

Coalition in Senate Aims  To Wreek Bill   Chances of Survival Greatly Diminished With Improvement in Economic Outlook

Strike - Draft Bill Runs Into Senate Trouble   Barkley Is Hopeful Of Passage Today But Others Talk Of Days

Law to Draft Strikers Held Up in Senate   Unusual Coalition of Republicans and ProLabor Democrats Join  To Balk Proposals

SENATORS BALK AT TRUMAN'S STRIKE-DRAFT PROPOSALS   Senate Opposition Slows Down Bill Whipped Through  House In 2 Hours

Truman’s Bill On Labor May Quietly Die   Improvement in Economic Outlook May Find Drastic Measure Placed on Legislative Sidetrack.

Some Angles Of Bill Face  Senate Snarl   President’s “Strike-Draft” Labor Measure Due for New Trouble Before Sen ate Passage.

Truman's Labor Program Having Senate Trouble   Democratic Leader Barkley Voices Hope Of Enacting Legislation By Nightfall:

oe  a ae le leeeas lies td  ba  #      Men who gave their lives in World War II

3-Man Board. ls Confirmed By The Senate   Members to Determine by Aug. 20 if Controls Necessary

Senate Acts Without Dis-  cussion; Given Wide  Jurisdiction   LIFTING OF CEILINGS SOUGHT BY CHAIRMAN

Senate Gives Confirmation  To OPA Board   Action Taken Withou Discussion by Upper Chamber

SENATE GIVES APPROVAL 10 PRICE BOARD   Few Members Are On Floor When Vote Is Called Up

Senate Confirms Decontrol Board   Group To Decide On Price Ceilings

Senate Okehs OPA Price Decontrol Unit   Board Must Make Decision by Aug. 20 On Many Articles

SENATE OKAYS OPA DECONTROL BOARD MONDAY   Trio Must Act Quickly On Meat And Other Food Ceilings

a Se A ed eee  Decides Maybe Inflation Won't Be So Inflationary After All

—Foreign Relations-—  Byrnes  Remains Silent   Paris Sources Douht He Asked Pres. Truman Te Fire Henry Wallace

Secretary Byrnes Mum on Wallace   Will Issue No Statement Now or Later, the State Executive Said.

BYRNES TO KEEP QUIET ON OUSTER   Secretary Of State Issues No Statement

‘Asks ‘Governmental Unity i in Requesting  Secretary.to Resign -

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Italy's King Designate Places Trust in People

Humbert to ~ Abide by Vote   Referendum for ‘Monarchy Retension Sat in Italy May 2

‘In Interest Of National Security” Only Reason Given Where Work Is On Secret Weapons

UNION CHIEFS FIRED BY DEPT.      Five Ousted by War Dept. At Aberdeen in Move For Natl. Security

Army Fires 5 Union Heads   Physicists, Chemists Among Group Ousted

Army Discharges Five Union Chiefs At Aberdeen, Md.   ‘Interest of National Security’ Cited, Labor Baiting Is Denied

Five Union Officers Discharged  War Department   War Department Move Made For ‘National Seeurity’

UNION OFFICERS FIRED BY WAR DEPARTMENT      Government Discharges Five ‘In Interest Of National Security’

) LABOR UNION OFFICIALS ARE FIRED BY ARMY   Physicists And Chemists Are Discharged At Aberdeen Base   RELEASE IN INTEREST OF NATIONAL SAFETY

Five Officials Of Union At Aberdeen Are Fired By Arny   No Reason Given for Discharge of Civilian Employe at Proving Ground Except in “Interest of National Security”

WAR OFFICE FIRES FIVE IN INTEREST OF U.S. SECURITY   Dismissed Labor Union Officials Worked at Grounds Where Weapons of Future Are Being Made.   DROPPED UNDER LAW USED SPARINGLY   All Members of New Organi. zation, Leader «of Which Says It Looks Like “Union-Busting” Step.

Country Teachers Urgently Needed In Plymouth County  Some Rural Schools Still Not Staffed; May Nat Onan ;

ACT TO ALLEVIATE TEACHER SHORTACE   To Issue War Emergency Certificates Under Proper Recommendation

PENINGS FOR RURAL TEACHERS   War- Emergency Certificates To Be Issued Again

Nation Looks To Washington For Coal Strike Relief   Strangulating Effects Of Nation’s Coal Strike Are Hourly Growing Worse   CHICAGO MAYOR DEMANDS ACTION

Entire Nation Is Feeling Effects of Coal Shortage   ‘Electric, Railroad Service Curtailed; Ford Motor Co. Plants To Be Closed

SHUTDOWN OF ~ FORD PLANTS 1S. ARRANGEL   ea -NEITHER-U-N-F O-N—NOR-OPER: ATORS TAKING INTEREST IN PROPOSAL MADE. BY --——- FEDERAL MEDIATOR  >>

SENATOR SEES FIGHT ON GERMAN HOLDINGS   Kilgore Fears Issue May Be Start Of Split In UNO

FBI Confirms Heirens’ Prints  Young Student Now Declines to Talk

FBI Confirms Youth's Prints In Degnan Case   Attorney Refuses Any Statements; Youth Strapped To Chicago Hospital Bed

Police Believe U niversily Student Is De onan Killer   State’s Attorney Says FBI Finds Fingerprints Of Youth Held Identical To Those Found On Ransom Note Left After Suzanne Snatched From Her Bed

Hold 17 Year Old In Kidnap Death Of Chicago Girl   Finger Prints Match  Those On Ransom  Note FBI Says

Police Say ‘Shammed Delirium’ Blocking Questioning Of Degnan Slaying Suspect

Ransom Note’s  Fingerprints   Like Student’:   FBI Sava Those of Wiltiar Heirens “Ideutical” With Those on Message to Degnan Family

YOUTH FAKES COMA, BLOCKS DEGNAN CASE   SHAMMED DELIRIU! DELAYS QUIZ IN KIDNAP-KILLING

DEGNAN SLAYER SUSPECT QUIET   17-Year-Old Chicago U. Student Refuses To Answer His Questioners

FBI CONFIRMS NOTE PRINTS ARE HEIRENS   Degnan Case Suspect ‘Shams Delirium,’  Say Officers

DEGNAN KIDNAP NOTE FINDINGS CONFIRMED BY FBI   Fingerprints of Suspect In Child Slaying “Identical With One On Ransom Demand.”   PRISONER REFUSES TO ANSWER QUESTION:   Police Say He Is Feigning Irrationality — Prosecutor Convinced He Killed Giri.  4

Complete Unofficial Republic County Vote by Precincts   NERAL ELECTION  1946  seni tiie Dimemeimeateemetee miner mnammenntene  <

Two Women in List Detained By Dominion   All of Suspects Are Canadians, Statement Says

11 CANADIANS HELD IN PROBE   Evidence at Hand Confirms - Seriousness of Disclosures

Effort to Close 63 Penn. slyvania Breweries Grows in Force; Beet Continues to Move.

BANNER YEAR SEEN BY SMALL   CPA Chief Expects Large Production When Strikes Are Settled

Strike Caused Dimout Is Ordered in Capital: Rail Embargo Expected

Capital Launches Dimout Tonight In Strike Crisis   Reductions in Train Travel, Freight Shipments, House Heating and Manufacturing in Cards if Walkout Drags on

Washington First City to Dim-Out   Whole Nation May Face Drastic Fuel Cuts

CAPITAL DIMOUT ORDERED: STEEL OPERATIONS CUT   Temperatures in All Govern: ment Buildings Using Coat _ to Be Reduced to 68Degree Maximum.   BROWNOUTS IN LARGE AREAS MAY BE ASKED   Train Travel, Freight Shipments dnd House Heating to Be Slashed If Mine Strike Drags Out.

Begin With Dimout Americans Take Steps to Save Coal During Strike

Coal-Hoarding Steps Planned  By Government   Capital Starts Dimout Tonight; Cut in Train Service, Mail Looms

Nation's Capital Orders Dimout. Effective Tonight  Other Restrictions on Use of Coal Are Forecast

Restrictions May Aftect Most of U. S.  Rail Curtailment, Industry Cutback: Prohahle Recnlts

COAL, GAS AND ELECTRICITY TO BE CONSERVED      Washington Dimout To Start Nation On Fuel Saving

STALIN AGAIN HEADS RUSSIA      Russia Adopts West Ministry Style

400,000 Return To Work Today Under Wage Pac   Fuel-Starved Industry And Railroads On Way Back To Normalcy

Mine Wage Talks Will Be Resumed Today  Maritime Unions Modify Their Contract Demands

Mine Wage Talks Will Be Resumed Today  Maritime Unions  Modify Their

Lewis To Attend Negotiations On Hard Coal Case   Soft Coal Miners Return To Pits; Steel Mills Open

Lewis Ready To Talk Contract   Arrives In New York To Enter Hard Coal Negotiations

SEVEN ARE KILLED AS FIRE END BAST DAMAGES TANKER   Bennington Limps to North Carolina Port; Planes Drop Supplies to Stricken Vessel.   FLAMES FOUGHT; UNDER CONTROL

SEVEN LOST IN TANKER EXPLOSION   Damaged Baat Limps Into N. C. Harbor

Reaches N. C After Battle "With Flames   PBY Planes Drop Medical Supplies On Stricken Ship

Truman’s Youth Training Program Stresses Physical, Spiritual Work -

Advisory Group at Work on Universal Training Program   Chairman Believes Military Training Essential to Plan

YOUTH TRAINING STUDY 13 BEGUN   TRUMAN'S ADVISORY COMMIT: TEE SETS TO WORK ON BROAD PROGRAM.

Work Started On Universal Training Plan   Arms Are Secondary To Physical, Spiritual Values Says Truman

Work Begins on Broad Universal Training Program  Physical, Spiritual Included in Plan for

Military Training Plan To Stress Physical and Spiritual Education

Degnan Murder Case May Be Unravelled By “Hidden Writing”   Killer May Be Found Through Pad of Impression Paper

COURT ORDERS UMW CHIEFTAIN 10 FILE REPLY   Miners’ Boss Is Directed to Appear Monday at ShowCause Hearing   FACE TRIAL ON NOV. 27   Both He and Union Must Clear Themselves If They Are to Avoid It

IF UMW CHIEF DOESN’T CLEAR HIMSELF BY MONDAY TRIAL WILL START NOV. 2%

U.S. Embassy af Moscow Denies Roosevelt's Claim   Elliott Tells of Controversy With American Newsmen

HOLIDAY PEATE TOLL NOT HIGH   Traffic Mishaps Claim Lives Of 36, Only 14 Drowned

First Reports Indicate Safe Memorial Day   Holiday Bringe Millions Into Outdoors But Few ! Die in Accidents

Holiday Death Toll Climbs at Rapid Rate   Millions Take to Highways on Memorial Day

PLAN HUGE FOOD SHIPMENTS TO JAPAN, REICH   War Department Budgets 70C Million for Relief to Enemy Nations

ARMY FUNDS TO FEED JAPS   $700,000,000 Earmarked Te Aid Japan and Germany

JAPS, NAZIS TO GET MONTHLY FOOD DOLE   Budget Sums Earmarked Tc Feed Conquered

U.S. Food Shipments Speeded   War Department Pays from Funds to Halt Disease, Unrest

$60,000,000 Worth of Food fo Be Shipped From U.S. to Germany and Japan by Middle of 1947   China to Use UNRRA Rice for Canton Relief

U.S. Will Spend Huge Sums to Help Feed Germans and Japanese   Cost of New Program Will Be Sixty Million Dollars Monthly; General Clay Says Food Needed to Prevent Disease, Unrest

The Deadline For Sugar Adjustments   Retailers. and Wholesaler:  i Have Until February 16_

DEADLINE SET FOR SUGAR ADJUSTMENTS   Retailers and Wholesalers Have Until February 16 to Replenish Inventory

Sugar Deadline February 16   Retailers and Wholesalers Have Until Then To Replenish Inventory

Members of U. N. Atomic Commission Will Be Invited to Bomb Tests

11 NATIONS INVITED TO ATOM BOMB TESTS   “Operation Crossrvads” Will Be Staged At Bikini Atel! During  = “Teete Siva ‘arenes:

SOVIETS AMONG NATIONS INVITED  Several Members Of UN To Get Chance To Watch A-Bomb Test

Declines Office Of Sheriff   Mrs. Carl Brown Declines Offer of County Court to Succeed Husband

BIG CLEANUP IS MADE BY CARD SHARPS   ‘movie PEOPLE IN BOLLYWOOD SAID TO HAVE LOST HUGE  AMOUNT IN GIN RUMMY

ARMY LOWERS MARKS; MANY FACE SUMMONS   Navy Requests Force Of 558,000 to Man Active Fleet

CATTLE VALUES REMAIN STEADY   Extension of Price Ceiling Deadline Also Controls Payment for Sheep

PRICES DROP AS 19,000 HEAD OF HOGS ARE SOLD   Retail Stores Generally Are Holding Line On Prices Without OPA   FFW REPORTS OF BOOSTS   NAM Chief Says Competition Will Force Prices Down Instead Of Up

Stores Hold Out Against Price Rises   Only Scattered Reports of Sharp Increases Re tail Prices Today

Shippers Believed Trying to ‘Beat’ Return of Ceilings   More Meat Assured; Wholesalers’ Charges Up; 3 States Freeze Rents

Most Retail Stores Hold  Prices Down   Three States Clamp Controls On Rent Charges

SENATE ACTION ON STOP-GAP BLOCKED AGAIN   May Try For Full Extension

Retailers Hold Line Against Rising Prices   Livestock Flood Stockyards as Market Prices Dip

Price Line Held By Majority of Retail Stores   Living Cost Picture Not So Garish As Feared After Untimely Death of OPA

Five More Local Soldiers Arrive   Eight Others Given Service Discharges

'TEXAS A. AND M. COLLEGE HIKES SALARY OF PRESIDENT: GRANTS IBUDCET OF $16.404.884 YEARLY

DR. SPAULDING NEW EDUCATION CHIEF   Succeeds Stoddard as State Denartment Head

SENATE COOL TO CASE BILL   Modification, Or Complete Rejection Is Predicted In Upper Chamber

Senate May See Things Other Way   _ Expected to Modify ' Case Measure Or Reject It Altogether

ANTI-STRIKE BILL PASSED BY HOUSE BY 208-190 VOTE   Opponents Plan Fight in Sen ate on Measure Going Far Beyond What Truman Requested.   BALLOT PRECEDED BY FIVE-DAY DEBATE   Friends of Labor Charged Legislation Would Strip Workers of Rights and Promote Strife,

House Passes Strike Bill, 258 to 155   Opponents Expect Case Measure to Get Killed in Senate

Cool Receptior Awaits Strike Bill in Senate   House Approves Act By Roll Call Vote Of 258 to 155 After  Protests from Labor

Foes Predict Rejection By Senators   Friends Of Labor Claim Case Bill Destroys Rights

STRIKE CONTROL BILL IS PASSED BY BIG MARGIN   Case Measure Appears Headed For Defeat In The Senate

Foes Plan For Bitter Battle In The Senate   Passage Comes Despite Protests of Organ. ized Labor 

Strike Control Bill  Passes in House   Senate May Modify Or Reject Measure

Case Measure WinsSmashing House Victory   “Opponents See Cool Reception in The Senate

STIFF CHECKS PROVIDED FOR ~ LABOR TIEUPS   MEASURE TO GET COOL RECEPTION IN SENATE

HOUSE ASSENTS 70 WAGE CONTROL BILL   Proposed Legislation Gets Smashing Consent in House

Opponents of Measure Predict Case " pill Will Get Cold Reception When It - Reaches Senate.

House Vote For Strike  Control   Opponents Say Senate Will Give The Measure A Cool Reception

PFC NATHANIEL B. MOSES NOW STATIONED WITH THE FAMED 1st CAVALRY DIV

Eight State FFA Lads Get Awards   Santa Fe Sending Them To National Convention For Fine Work

GAS COMPANY MAY GET OIL PIPELINES   see Possibility of Move Against Lewis

Atom-Smashing Cyclotron Used To Trace Flow Of Blood Through Human Body; Theories Proved

Atom-Smashing Cyclotren ts Used To Race Flow of Blood Thru Body   Research Conducted With Radioactive

PUSH BRITISH LOAN ACTION   Senate, Impatient to Act Or Labor Laws, Speeds Bill Toward Vote

Senate Rushing British Loan To Deal With Labor   Upper House Extend: Draft Measure To July 1

Truman Says Labor Chief's Job Is Safe  President Denies eal. a pe Me   President Denies Schwellenbach Will Be Replaced

Four-Way Race In Offing For House Majority Leadership   ’ Wide Open Caucas Battle Develops. Amona Democrats

Four Enter GOP Race In House   White Assured Senate Leadership as Taft Steps Aside

DIRKSEN SEEKING TOP HOUSE POST   Representative Wants GOP Majority Leadership

Wallace White To Be GOP Leader  In New Senate Wide-Open Fight  Develones For House Leadershin

SENATOR SAYS LESS THAN TWO PERCENT OF SUPPLIES _ BEING: GIVEN: TO CHI. NESE PEOPLE

Relief Supplies Sent to China Fail To Reach People in Need. Is Charge

Chinese Selling Relief Supplies, Congressman Says   Rep. Gillespie Claims Less Than 2°, Of UNRRA Supplies Get To The Needy

' Political Ballykoo Leaves Mississippians Cold Only Ellis Holds Aloof From Verbal Stink Bombs

JURY ROOM IS. FAMILY HOME        N AND HER NINE CIOL EN. EVICTED FROM UOUSE, ARE GIVEN  FREE QUARTERS

Violent Word Battle Marks  Paris Parley   Australia Assails Tactics Of Russia In Peace Conference Procedure   DECLARES DETAILS BEING SUPPRESSED

Russia ‘Lies’ Charge Hurled At Conference   Australian Says Soviet Capitalizes on War Fears in Europe

Russ Exploit European Fears Assembly Told   Australien Hurls _ Intimidation Charges. at Soviet Deputy

Treaty Study To End Friday      Big Four Set Deadline After Protest Is Received

Several Prices Paid for Meal   Some Housewives Spurr ButHer Price

FORD 10 RESUME CAR PRODUCTION   ROUGE AND HIGHLAND PARK PLANTS, DOWN SINCE JAN, 20, REOPEN MONDAY.

Ice-Glazed Highways Provide A New Menace To Texas Holiday Celebrants: Toll Rises To 93 .

Solons Okay Extension Of ‘Pearl’ Probe   May Call Additional Witnesses; End Of Hearings Sought By Next Wednesday

Pearl Harbor Quiz Extended Until June 1   Congress Approves Resolution to Keep Investiaation Alive

TREATY ‘HARSH’   De Gasperi Tells Views to Paris Peace Conference

MOLOTOV STALKS OUT WHEN GREEK PREMIER SPEAKS   TSALDARIS MENTIONS RUSSIAN DIPLOMAT BY NAME DURING DEBATE

Molotov Walks Out Of Session Today While Albanian Membership Discussed

Truman, Top Aides Study Coal Strike      ‘Beginning to Hurt,’ Say He Boards

TRUMAN STUDIES COAL SITUATION   * industrial Paralysis Spreads Thruout Industry

President Told Steel Industry Near Shutdown   Snyder Reports Prospects Slim For Settlement

Probe Eyes  Again Turn On Fields   War Surplus Brokerage And Influence Sales — To Be Scrutinized.

Probers Sift Fields’ Deals’ In. War Goods   Access to Precious Bronze Wire Subject Of Inquiry by House

VET SURPLUS CHARGE MADE BY NEW BOARD   Contract Evidence To Be Sought By Mead

BRITISH SEEK RUSSIAN HELP -TO HALT SHIPS      TRUMAN AND WIS ADVISORS REPORTED STICKING TO -. PROPOSED ENTRY OF 160,100 JEWS

TWO MEMBERS RESIGN FROM STATE BOARD   J Highway Commissioners Charge “Dempsey With Using Dic_ tatorial Methods. j   KENNEDY AND "BERGER MAKE LONG ACCUSATIGNS

Roberts Says Report Was Complete   Pearl Harbor Probe Told of Warning of Sunday Attack

NLRB Expected To Make An Early Decision On Petition Of AFL Mine Workers For New Flection   TROLLEY WORKERS IN NEW MEETINGS

Break in Duquesne  Union Seen  Dissidents Want New Union Vote Pbkes  Fe

STATE TRAINING SCHOOL ADOPTS NEW POLICY   Orientation Cottage To Be Established In Old Disciplinary Quarters

"JUDGE MAKES VOTING BOARD ' APPOINTMENTS   Vacancies Throughout City and County ‘Are Filled for Primary Election.

CLYDE B. COPE. Realtor List Real Estate Now. TSAMBINn®   ATITO @RAT COVERS

DEATH TOLL IN FRENCH PLANE CRASH HITS 21   Second Major Disaster In 24 Hours Occurs Early This Morning

FRENCH DC AIRLINER   21 Persons Killed; Follows Crash i in cnc Norway, Killing 22

IN CRASH OF FRENCH PLANE   Disaster Follows Plane Crash In Denmark In Which oo Die

Plane Crashes Into Building AtLeBourget   Air France Airliner With 26 Aboard Hits Factory on Take Off For Channel Flight

FRENCH PLANE ' CRASH KILLS 20   Second Major Disaster in 24 Hours; Last-Minute Change  Saves Greek Official. 

Airliner Fall Fatal for 21   French Craft Hits Factory in Takeoff

French Airliner Falls in Factory Yard; 21 Killed   Only Six of 26 Persons Aboard Survive LeBourget Take-off Crash   2nd MAJOR MISHAP WITHIN 24 HOURS   Worker Struck By Wing of Fallen Plane, Dies; 2 Hostesses Escape —~

Airliner Crash Kills21 Persons At Paris Field   Air France Suffers  Second Fatal Wreck Within 24 Hours

AIR FRANCE PLANE. CRASHES: 20 DEAD   Six Escape as Ship Dives into :: Airport Building :

AT FIELD IN PApIS   Accident Brings to 43 Total Deadin Air France Planes in Last 24 Hours; Workman Is Victim.   NEWSMEN BANNED; PROTESTS MADE

Salvaging Of Wage Bill Up To House Body   SENATE IGNORES VETO THREAT IN FARM RIDER

DELVE INTO MORE HUGE WAR PROFITS   Henry Kaiser, 13. Other Shipbuilders, Being Investigated

Shipbuilding Profit Probe Opens Today   Claim Firm Made Two Millions On Capital Outlay of $600

Weekend Starfs Violent Deaths   Nation Had 37 Fatalities Before Saturday Night

VIOLENT DEATH TOLL I$ HEAVY   Start of Nation’s Labor Day Week-end Finds 34 Fatally Injured

Nation's Meat: Plants. Seized by Government   STRIKES AT A GLANCE

>? 2? 0 2 0°00 * © *2 0 4 «+ «se >0 o-oo  Late News   Jonitor ts Charged in Arson Case

Germany Heads For Economic Collapse, Claim  Fulfillment Or Revision Of Potsdan 'Declaration Is Seen As Only Cure

Germany Heading For Collapse, Says  American General Must Either Fulfill Potsdam Agreement Or Fully Revise It

Unless Potsdam Observed ... German Economy Headed For Collapse. Yank General States

Germany Headed For Economic Collapse-Draper  Potsdam Pledge © nw  ' Sen

-POTSDAM PACT NOT FULFILLEDSays Germany Headed  For Economic Collapse -

Dreamboat Completes 10,925-Mile Arctic Hop   400 Gallons of Gas Remain in Tanks On Reaching Cairo; 13.000 at Start

Plane Makes Better Time Than Expected  - 10.925 Statute Miles - Traveled in Less   Then 40 Hours

Army's Test Fligh From Honolulu to Cairo Succeeds   Plane’s Commander Says Superforts Can Do the Job of ‘Defending the Nation in Any Part of World’

Trip Is Made In 40 Hours: Crew Praised      Flight Proves Defensive Ability of Plane, Commander Says

B-29 PROVES _ DEFENSE VALUE. * PILOT CLAIMS   Huge Bomber Covered 9500 Miles, Averaged 240 MPH in Long Grind

Dreamboat’sFeat Hailed as Proving  U.S. Air Defense   Irvine Plane Makes Cairo  With Slim Reserve of Fuel

Tireless Dreamboat Safely Lands At Cairo Following Flight Across Top Of World

Demonstrates That U. S May be Defended from Air in Every Part of the World.

ARF ANNOUNCED   Report Cards Are Distributed After Ist Six “ Wreelcrc

UNO Delays Final Stand  On Steering   President Spaak Appeals To Nations To Show Good Will

UNO DEBATES SIZE OF MAIN COMMITTEE   Big Nations and - Small Ones On Opposite Sides 

Debate Size Of the UNO Committee   Big Nations Against Little Ones in Dispute at  London Meeting

U.N.0. Delegates Debate On Size Of Steering Committee; Political, Security Head Named

First UNO Debate or Procedure   Big, Little Nations ‘Clash on Steering Committee's Size

Nations Debate Over Size of Steering Unit   UNO Presidents Asks To Subordinate Their  Particular Interests —

WEST CLOUDED OVER   Dry Wheat Country Takes Hope From Rainfilled-Clouds

Soviets Halt lranian Troops In East Tehran  Area Is One Reds Were To Leave

Iranian Army M en Arrested By Russians   Moscow Says Governments Will Seek Settlement Of Differences

Food Supply Seen Better   Shortages To Ease In Sis Months, Claim; Porter Grocer Gets Post

Hides Forced Onto Market _ ByCPAProbe   Survey Bagun to Avoic Danger of Shoe Manufucturs Shutdown

FIVE EXECUTED BY CANADIANS      Four German Prisoners Die  For Killing

Congressional Job Turnover To Be Extensive   G.O.P. Plans Hampered By Lack of Records During New Deal Stay

OPA Orders Restoration Of Wartime Controls on Custom Slaughtering

OPA Restores Wartime Curbs On Slaughter   Move Said Aimed At Black Market Meat Operators

Wartime Controls Restored Over  IMeat Processors  OPA Order, Effective on April L Aimed at Halting Black ' Marketing Operations in Nation

REJECTS PROPOSAL FROM BOY FRIEND   Juanita Accompanied Youth After He Threatens to Kall Himself   BACK HOME UNHARMED   Tried to Turn Back   To Kansas City First

REJECTS PROPOSAL FROM BOY FRIEND   Juanita Accompanied Youth After He Threatens to Kall Himself   BACK HOME UNHARMED

Akron Young Men Married Recently  Weddings Performed In Sioux City

Missing Plane Is Located   Searchers Spot Survivors; Food, Medicine Dropped Near laterlaken

MISSING PLANE WITH 11 ABOARD FINALLY FOUND   Food, Medicine and Clothing Are Being Dropped

Locate Lost Plane, Some Living Seen   Army Announces Food And Medicine Being Dropped For Stranded Party In Alps.

LOCATE PLANE MISSING THREE DAYS IN ALPS   Food, Medicine. Clothing Are Dropped To Stranded Party

Husband-Flier of Survivor Discovers Wrecked Plane In Shadow of Alpine Peak

Good Evening.   Aa ALL Bills 2Ob Of Lewis Calx going around shout the government tightening up on coal strikes,   Cold Wave Sidetracked,  Fair, Warmer Weather Faracact far Crdiecleccs

TRUMAN FACES PROSPECTS OF HUGE DEFICIT   President Is Drafting Two Messages For New Congress

BIG DEFICIT SEEN; TRUMAN DRAFTS SPEECH   Sen. Taylor Requests President Resist GOP Pressure

arge Deficit. IsPredicted By Year's End      President Prepares. Budget and State of Union Messaqes

Year-End Deficit  Faces Truman Pressure Exerted on the President

NATION FACING FISCAL DEFICIT   Spending Exceeds Budget As President Prepares Messages to New Congress

Substantial Deticit Seen For Current Fiscal Year   Faced by Truman As He Prepares State of Union, Budoet Messacves

Huge Deficit — Seen for U.S   Poses Problem As Trumar Works On Messases

Townsend Plan Comes Up Again   Pepper Presents Program To Senate

Three Percent Tax Proposed On Incomes    Little Hope Held For Enactment Of Legislation

: OLD AGE PENSION SCHEME GIVEN LITTLE-CHANCE  NEW TOWNSEND PLAN PROPOSED

TOWNSEND PLAN IS RESURRECTED   New Pension Form Not Likely To Survive

Senators Propose Income Tax For Old Age Pensions  Would Be Paid To  Persons Over 60

WITH LITTLE CHANCE OF PASSING  Old Townsend Plan Bounces Back In Senate Social Security Bill

TOWNSEND PLAN IN NEW FORM  Senators Propose 3 Per Cent Income Tax for Age Benefits

Old Age Pay Plan Revived WithNew Tax   Democrat Trio Asks Pensions for Al}  Upon Reaching 60

Townsend Plan In New Form Is Given Congress   Senators Pepper, Taylo: And Downey Would Pav Bv Tax.

Bodies of Crash Victims Found by Ground Party  Site of Wreckage Is Reached on Mountain Peak

Widely Scattered, But Not Burned  Bodies Of UAL Plane Crash Victims Found

Crash Victims Are Found By Searchers   Bodies Aboard Airliner Scattered Over Wyoming Mountain

Find bodies of vietims. plane erash   ‘No possibility anvone escaped

21 DEAD IN AIR — GRASH ON PEAK   BODIES OF VICTIMS FOUND SCATTERED OVER SLOPE OF WYOMING MOUNTAIN.

Find Scattered. Bodies on Slope Of Mountain   No Possibility That Any of 21 Could Have. Escaped Death

Bodies of Air Liner Crash Victims  Found Scattered on Snowy Mountain

VON PAPEN MAY BE TRIED AGAIN   German Reports Ex-Diplomat Would Face Action in American Zone

WanHANS WANT TO KY VON PAPEN ON TREASON CHARGES   Another of Acquitted Nazis : Gader Arrest; Eleven Await Haueiny

May Try © Von Papen For Treason   Faces Charge if He Stays in U. S. Zone; Schacht’s Arrest in Stuttgart Protested

PLAN [0 TRY VON PAPEN FOR TREASON   German Leader Announces Former Diplomat Must Face Reich Charges if He Remains in the U.S. Zone.

Von Papen To Face German Treason Trial Schacht Arrested In  Stuttgart; Fritzsche KIS  Beees Ck deend

Two Released Nazi Lords Arrested by Reich Authorities   Condemned Criminals in Jail Awaiting Ruling on Clemency Pleas

Diplomat May Be Iried For Treason   Von Papen Will Face Charges; Schacht Placed Under Arrest

Von Papen Will Be Tried For Treason If Stays in U.S. Zone   Germans Heve Schacht Under Arrest in Stuttgart; Condemned Nazis at Nuernberg Have Good Appetites

Governors of Monetary Bank Are Told Theirs Was ‘a Race Agains! Time for Sanity’ in Building a New World

 A Race Against Time ‘Monetary Conference Opens With Soviet Aide as Observer

faternational Monetary Parley Gels Underway  Vinson Cites Need OF Economic Safety

WORLD FINANCE GROUP CONVENES   Vinson Address Warns Bank Governors of Critical Global Situation

Vinson Says International  Economic Security Esgen ‘tial to Frés Werld “from Spectre of Next War’.   Held“Race Against Time For Sanity”   Delogates.Urzed to Breathe Life Quickly Lite Groups. -:- Designed to Promote:  i NS tld ‘Trade .

Massed flags of 43 nations wave  over conference  Vinson bluntly pictures huge task ahead for monetarv meet

Monetary Men Told Next War Might Be Last   Building of Sounder Economy Urged

Democrat Committee Makes Peace With Wallace, Pepper; Truman Seen ’48 Candidate

DEMO PEACE WITH PEPPER AND WALLACE   National Committee Says Both Will Speak for Party — Sparkman Predicts They'll Back Truman in 1948,

DEMO COMMITTEE TAKES PEPPER AND WALLACE IN TOW   Makes Peace With Reactionarjes Who Will Support Ticket  During Camapign

"Wallace, Pepper Will Take Stump For Democrats   Committee Arranges Pre-election Truce With Their Critiee

Wallace, Pepper Will Assist In  Demo Campaign   Party Leaders Arrange Truce; Expect Truman To Run In 1948.

Predicted That Truman Will Run In 1948 With Wallace, Pepper Support

Dem Leaders Make Peace ‘With Wallace   National Unit To Bill Speeches During Campaian

Party Harmony For Democrats   Achieve Armistice With Wallace, Peppe:

Armistice in Democratic  Fight Reached   Predict Truman Will Run in 1948 with  Support of Wallace And Senator Pepper

Wallace, Pepper to Back Democrats in Campaign; No Split   Predict They Will Back Truman for Reelection in 1948 Battle

Harmony Reigns in Dem Camr   Truman Seen as Candidate for 1948 Presidential Rare

Party Groups Bury Hatchet   Wallace and Pepper To Deliver Sneeches

Party Reaches Armistice With Wallace,: Pepper   Election ‘Truce Will Allow Both Leftists te Take Stump

Peace Made With Pepper And Wallace   Democratic National Committee Gains Armistice; Truman Entry Predicted

Truce with Democratic Committee   National Group Handles Plans for Campaign Speeches of Duo.

KEY DEMOCRATS MAKE PEACE WITH WALLACE   National Committee Predicts President Truman Will Run in 1948

Wallace, ¥ & epper Back In Good G.* ces Of  Democratic ® “ommittee

DEMS ACHIEVE UNITY MEASURE   Armistice With Wallace An Pepper Seen

Democratic Committee, Wallace, Pepper, Agree To Armistice Before Elections

ONLY ONE LOCAL REJECTS TERMS   GM CONTRACT APPROVED BY THE UNION

NATIONAL PACT WINS APPROVAL; SNAG IS LOCAL   Half Of Groups Are Ready To Return At Once; 23 Want Delay

Senate and House Must Get Together Before Sending OPA Bill to Truman

CHINA NATIONALISTS REPORT ADVANCES   Frontline Dispatchés Tell 0 First Army’s Success

Chinese Forces Moving Forward   Both Nationals And Communists Claim Suecesses

Sino Forces, Reds Battle For Cities   Government Units Are in Kungchuling, While Communists Close In on Chaoyang  Tass Cites Yanks      Moscow Radio Declares Seven U. S. Pilots Are Shot Down

Federal Forces In Kungchuling, Chinese Report   Communists Counter By Drives Against Chaoyang And Tesinan.

Reds Lose Ground. In Manchuria   Central Chinese Troops Enter Town 40 Miles From Capital

Kuomintang Claims Its Troops In Kungchuling, Communist-Held City

CHIANG FORCES IN PUSH   Manchu Capital Almost Within Artillery Range

Chinese Forces Press Onslaugh’  moe. me Poa ed Chanachuna: Communists Move on Chaoyang

Chiang’s Men Continue North Drive  Governmen: + Soldiers   Government Soldiers Are Halfway To Changchun Now

Government Forces Pushing Nearer. Manchurian Goal   - Element of New China Army Forty Miles South of Changchun 

Chinese State Forces Claim Kunechuling   Nationalist Troops Enter City Halfway To Manchurian Capital.

VEN MILLION ime ORPHANS ‘POIGNANT PROBLEM   Hoover Mission Makes Report On Europe’s Food

Europe s Orphans ‘Poignant Problem  11,000,000 Children Are Underfed. Report Says

MILLIONS OF WAR ORPHANS ARE BIG PROBLEM OVERSEAS   HOOVER MISSION ESTIMATES ELEVEN MILLION HOMELESS CHILDREN IN NEED OF FOOD

HOOVER MISSION SAYS 11 MILLION ARE UNDERFED   Highest Per Cent Malnutrition and  Disease In Poland

Reich Is Found Unable to Pay Allied Demands   Claimants of 1,000 Billion  In Reparations lo Split Deer Phosecestercra ects

Allied Reparations Claims Against Germany May Total Trillion Dollars

U.S. MAY FALL BFL OW GOAL   May. Not Reach Billion Bushels; Dry Weather Blamed

WHEAT- HARVEST. MAY BE SHORT   SURVEY. REVEALS_FEAR_THAT. —-CROP--MAY_BE_LOWEST__._ \ SINCE HARVEST  IN 1943

Chiang Negotiators to Present Final Peace Offer to Communist Leaders

BREAK UP JAP BLACK MARKET   GI Killed, Second Wound: ed, Four Others Are Captured

Trouble In Tokyo....  One Soldier Killed, One Wounded, Four Captured In Black Market Breakup

SOLDIER KILLED IN BLACK MARKET RAID   Arrest Four-in Cracking To : kee Rina

SETTLEMENT IN SHIPPING LOOMS   seamen’s Qutlook Brighter As Film Trouble Flares.

Scant Hope To Avert Coal Strike   Justice Department Threatens Injunction to  Prohibit Walkout

Government Set To Battle Lewis In Coal Dispute   Department of Justice Considers Prosecution of Union Leaders   MAY ALSO REQUEST STRIKE INJUNCTION   Truman Expresses Alarm Over Nation’s Dwindling ‘Supply of Coal

ye eee  Young Beavers Waives Hearing  Accused Rape-Slayer Held For Grand Jury

Won’t Allow Red Papers In U.S. Zone   Russian-controlled Publica tions Banned in Our  Area in Germany

Yanks Hit at Russian -Run Publications   Military Regime Forbids Their Admission Into American Zone.

Russia Refuses Free News Flow   Order Interpreted as Notice of Stiffened American Policy in Occupation of Germany

Puts Ban On Soviet Books   U.S. Outlaws Red Press From Zone Of Occupation

RUSSIAN NEWS ORGANS BANNED FROM U. S. ZONE   Notice Seen As Indication Our Occupation Policy Has Stiffened

Hoover s Told Of Food Crisis In German Zone   Supply Is Said Not Sufficient To Sustain Life

Reich Starving, Hoover Warned  Cn..4+ Evin aa ft   Food Exhausted in U.S. Zone: MeNarney; Unrest Fear Expressed

TO DETERMINE CONDITIONS AT FIRST HAND   Some Statements of Ambassador to U. S. Reported Repudiated

SHOOTS DAD TO PLEASE MOTHER   CHILD ADMITS UNUSUAL CRIME IN WISCONSIN

12-Year-Old Girl Kills Her Father   Shot Him To Please Her Mother, She Tells Police In Investigation Of Wisconsin Case

Big Bank Robbery Nets Five Gunmen  $2 Loot in Stamps      Cashier, Watchman Get Free “Ride” After They Foil the Bandits

OPA REVEALS PRICE LIMIT ON NEW CARS   Plymouth, Chrysler De Soto, Ford Listed ©

CUT TRAINING  TO 13 WEEKS; RUSH RETURN   Eisenhower Speaks To Congress Tuesday

Replacement Training Prograr Reduced in Effort to Speed Up Soldier D ischarges 

BIG 4 HITS SNAG ON FREE DANUBE NAVIGATION   BREAKING OFF WTH FRANCO VOTED DOWN   ALL-INDIA CONGRESS REJECTS INTERIM PLANS.

PYTHIANS WILL HONOR RETURNING VETERANS   Hanover Lodge To Hold Reception For 33 Members Of Order Who Served With Armed Forces

Santa Fe Plan Would Give Faster Service   Improvements Are Predicted if St. Louis Extension fs Granted

 House Leaders Declare War On Lobbyists; To Investigate Activities

SAYS TEST HIT AT CONFIDENCE   Pravda States Something More Essential Than Shios Destroved

Cast Aluminum Foundry for Wayland   H. L. Wyse To Open Plant Soon

'H. L. Wyse Will Open Cast Alum‘n Factory in 39 days   The Name of the New Factory Will Be “Wyse Aluminum Foundry”

Claim Subsidies Give Consumers . ‘Unrealistic’ Picture of Food Prirac

Farm Leader Critics Of Federal Support Programs Win Victory With End Of Subsidies: Have Fought For Year

SUBSIDY END VICTORY FOR FARM GROUP   Leaders Have Been Trying for More Than a Year to Bring End of Government Allowances on Foods.

A Victory For Critics Of Subsidies   Farm Leaders Have Fought: Program On Grounds People Should Know “Real” Food Cost

Subsidies End A Victory For  Farm Leaders   Gave Public ‘Unrealistic’ Picture of Food Costs, They Contend

Farmers Win Long Battle Qn Subsidies   Had Feared Effect When Food Supplies Approached Demands

LONG FIGHT WON BY SUBSIDY FOES   Farm Leaders Want Buyers To Know ‘Real’ Prices

Council Drafts Arms Treaties   Disarmament Resolution Approved; UN Ends Gruelling New York Session

‘Mysterious Lumber _  Company Got Pay But Never Was Developed; Scene of Mystery Fire

Never Delivered A Two By Four....  Mysterious Fire Swept Away Whatever Mad2Up Cumberland Lumber Co.

Cumberland Lumber Co. Never Developed   Firm Figuring in War Profits Inquiry Cut No Lumber

Tojo insists Japan fought for ‘freedom’  To base defense on that premise

Russians Arrest Austrian Leaders   Seven Taken for Transfe Of German Property

Stabilizers Quit Board Over Strikes   U. S. Officials Strike To End Tieups In Film, Power, And  Transit Industries.

Wage Board Members Resign Jobs   Officials Seek to End TieUps in Industry — Conciliation Efforts Futile

WOR STAGGERED BY ESATO OF 2 MEMBERS   Industry's Withdrawal From Board May Bring End to Wage Controls   NEW SETUP CONSIDERED  Ail-Publie Body Might Be Named in Place of Pres- _ ent 3-Way Suliter

2 WAGE BOARD MEMBERS QUIT   Conciliation Efforts Fail to Halt Major Strikes.

WSB MEMBERS ‘RESIGN POSTS   Railroads Threaten New Strike: Ford Closes Over Weekend

MEMBERS OF WSB BOARD QUIT JOBS CTRIKES CRIPPLING   Western Railroad Tieup is Threatening Teday; Labor Developments in Nation Descrived.   FORD COMPANY TO BE SHUT DOWN

U.S. WAGE BOARD IS BREAKING UP   RESIGNATIONS INDICATE END OF PAY , CONTROL

2 Members Quit Truman Wave Board   Industry Group Incensed Over Wage Controls  s. + a ore ea Bee Ba ue

Sixteen Die In Crash of Big Airplane   Thirteen Passengers Die in Crash and Flames, Catch.  es Fire in Air

16 Killed in Airliner Crash, Fire   None Escape Flames in Connecticut Plane Crack-up

No Survivors As Airliner Plunges In Connecticut   Explosion Occurs Befora Pilot Is Able To . Make Emergency Landing

16 Perish As  Airliner Burns  During Flight   Explosion Rips Ship As Pilot Seeks  Landing

Eastern Airliner Goes Down On New YorkBoston Run   Bodies Of Three Women Are Found   Explosion Shakes Ship; Wreck Hits Woods In Connecticut

Plane Crash in East Claims Lives Of 13 Passenaers and Entire Crew

13 Passengers, 3 of Crew Burn Tn Plane Blast   Explosion Knocked Off Wings in Flight Over Connerticut

Bread Supply May Be Normal In Few Weeks   Long Railroad Strike May Slow. down Return To Normaley

NORMAL BREAD SUPPLY PLEDGED   Restrictions Lifted over Inventories of Millers

lran Ambassador Due To Report To UN Counc   Way To Abandon Controversial Issue Expected

Council Expecting Report on Russian Troop Withdrawal  Soviets Have Until “Midnight to Leave  1... Ilene TIAL Trarme

Ambassador ‘Ala Returns To New ‘York For _ Convening- of Security  — Council.

lran’s Ambassador Due in New York To Report Withdrawal of Russians

Security Council Awaits Iran’s Report On Russian Evacuation Of Her Troops   Soviets Have Until Midnight Tonight To Complete Withdrawal From Country

U.N. Couneil Awaits Report On Iran Issue   Most Seviet Troops Relieved Evacuated

Tran Will Report Fall Withdrawal Of Soviet Forces   Ambassador Ala Returns To New York For Convening of Security  Council.

Security Councit Awaits Report 01 Russian Actions   Ambassador Expected T: Report That All Red Troops Have Left Iran

U.N. COUNCIL AWAITS IRAN REPORT   Deadline Reached For Withdrawal Of Soviet Troops   OSSIBILITY   U. S. May Offer Concessions In Balkans As Foreign Ministers Reconvene

Iran To Report On Withdrawal  Of Red Troops   Ambassador Ala’s Arrival In New York Awaited By U.N. Security Council

IRANIAN REPORT ON RED TROOPS AWAITED BY UN   Dispatches Indigate That All Of Russians Have Gone Except Near Border

Employes in Shipyards To QuitMay/   18-Cent An Hout Boost In Wages Is Being Asked

URGES HIGHER TEACHERS PAY   ECTC President Tells Press Group Higher’ Salaries Necessary For The Health Of The State’s Schools.

NO GOLDILOCKS   But Family of Three Bears Keep: Willoughby Villagers On The Alect

ROME COURT TOLD OF NAZI MURDERS   Ten Halians Shot for Each Blain German

Says, Paris Conference Will Prove If Diplomats Can Be Disillusioned

Meatless Diet Seen in Week   Schwellenbach Asks Union to Negotiate; Steel Industry to Answer Wage Demands

RIDICULE FOR COUNCIL SEEN      British Delegate Thinks Group On Japan May Be Laughingstock   TIME LIMIT SOUGHT

‘MAC’, ALLIED GROUPS TANGLE   Food Shipment Issue Seen Pointing to Hot Political Battle

Allied Groups Air Dissent On MacArthu   Briton Says Council May Be Lauchingostock

National Diet Must Suffe Until War-Torn Nations Are Fed Says President

Truman May Return To Meat — Rationing To Aid Starving   Americans Are Asked Tx Share Their Food With Those In Dire Need In  War-Torn Countries

MEAT RATIONING MAY BE ORDERED TO SAVE STARVING MILLIONS  TRUMAN ORDERS NEW CONTROLS ON GRAIN USE DIET CHANCES

Australia and Canada Will Be Asked to Help   President Hopes Meat Rationing Will Not  Ra Naracsanry

Americans Called To Share Food   World Faces Food Crisis, U. S. Moves to Avert Mass Starvation Abroad

Will Restore Meat Rationing If Necessary,  Truman Says   Orders Cut in Wheat T Help Avert Famine In Europe

President Doubts Food Conservation Will Mean Return Of Meat Rationing   Voluntary Plan Aids 100 Million   Nation Will Eat Grey Bread, Drink Less Whiskey; Allies Get Help First

May Not Be Necessary, Says Truman   But Americans Asked To Make Sacrifices To Feed Europeans

MEAT RATIONING RETURN ONLY IF NECESSARY TO PREVENT STARVING OF MILLIONS ELSEWHERE

Truman Threatens Meat Rationing !f lt Will Help Allies   Orders Reduction In Consumption Of Wheat in U. S.

Giobai Starvation Menace  ‘Mav Force Nation to Go on  Leaner Diet, Says Truman

Darker Bread Ordered For United States   Step Taken to Prevent  Starvation in Europe; Less Beer and Whisky

Rationing of Meat fo Refurn If Need Arises   President Truman Does Not Believe It Necessary to Save Starving People

To Ask Meat Rationing If Necessary _   President Says He Will Take Such Action to Prevent Starvation of 10,000,000 to 15,000,000 People

We Must Feed Millions Abroad, Says  Pres. Truman-May Return Rationing

MEAT RATIONING MAY BE ORDERED T0 SAVE STARVING MILLIONS  TRUMAN ORDERS NEW CONTROLS ON GRAIN

Will Come Though If 10 to 15 Million People Would  Starve Otherwise

Truman Says Meat May Be Rationed   Order Will Be Given If Necessary to Aid Starving Europe

HOPES TO AVERT IT BUT MAY HAVE TO DECLARE RATIONING QF FOOD IN UNITED STATES

iAction Will Be Taken If Necessary fo Save Millions From Starving

If Necessary to Help Starving People Abroad   Brown Brea q Diet. iin Store for U. S. as New: Relief Move Starts

Truman Slates Return to Meat Ration if Necessary To Help Starving Europe

To Ration Meat if Necessary to Help Beat Off Starvation   President Hopeful Wheat Conservation Order  Will Help Others

U.$. TO AID IN WORLD'S FOOD CRISIS   Americans to Eat and Drink Less to Prevent Mass Starvation Overseas.   BULLETIN

PRESIDENT SAYS. HE HOPES MOVE CAN BE AVOIDED   towever, He Is Ready To Call For Return To Rationing If Needed To Save Millions From Starving; Darker Bread In Prospect For U. S.

Truman Would Ration Meat Agai To Prevent Millions Starving   Hopes It Will Not Be Necessary, But Thinks It Would Be Un-American To Permit People In War-Torn Countries To Starve

Rationing Of Food Feared Necessary Late This Year      Richer Diets In Store, Temporarily, For U. S. Despite Sparing Of Food For Europe

ACT 10 AVERT STARVATION OVERSEAS   Meat Rationing To Return lf Necessary   DARKER BREAD   Less Beer And Whisky On Program: Better Menu Ahead For Time

TRUMAN HINTS FOOD RATIONING TO FEED EUROPE   Americans To Eat Grey Bread; Wheat save ls Cut

NO PLANS YET: FOR RATIONS, “TRUMAN SAYS   PRESIDENT TELLS PRESS CONFERENCE ‘If STEP 18 NECESSARY IE FAVORS SUCH  ACTION _._ _

Truman Rallies Nation In Fight To Feed World   Says U.S. Must Help Prevent Starvation In Other Countries

}00 RATIONING ON’T RETURN, MUNTRY TOLD   U.S. Cuts Diet To Help World

MEAT MIGHT BE RATIONED ANEW   Chief Executive Would Act If Threats of Starvation Grow Overseas

Meats May Go Back on Ration List   Truman Says He'll Ask it if Necessary to Aid Foreigners.

To Renew Controls If Necessary To Prevent Starvation   Truman Forbids Use of Wheat In Making Beer, Whisky; Says World Faces Serious Food Crisis

Truman Asserts — All Must GetFood   Europe Needs Rea Life Necessities;  Wheat Order.

RATION RETURN DUE IF NEEDED   Bars Wheat for Alcohol, Gray Bread to Replace White

No Return to Meat Rationmg’ Likely, Truman Declares   But Measure Might Be Adopted If Starvation Abroad Gains Headway

CRITICAL SHORTAGE OF FOOD   Truman Says Meat ‘Rationing Not Likely in Program

‘Truman Hints At Return To Meat Rations   Ordered If Necessary To Prevent 15 Million From Starving.

Nation Tightens Belts to Save Starving Peoples   But Truman Sees No Need For Return Of Meat Rationing

American Public Prepares To Prevent Mass Starvation By Eating, Drinking Less

Smail Chance of Rationing, Says Truman   Wheat Saving Main Part of Program Set up for U. S.

Dark Loat, Less Whiskey And Beer, More Meat Are Predicted by President   TO RATION MEAT IF NECESSARY

World Food Problem Discussed   Would Resume Rationing _ Of Meat if Necessary, Truman Says

Truman Edict Aimed to Halt W orld Famine   Shortage of Wheat Causing Concern; Hoarding Denied

Truman Asks Simpler Diet To Aid Europe   Food Conservation Places Emphasis On Wheat and Bread

President Ready To Put Ration Curb Back on Meat If Needed To Feed World

AMIERCANS T0 SHARE WHEAT WITH EUROPE   President Truman Acts To Prevent Starvation Abroad

We Can Feed World Without Rationing, Truman Holds   Launches Nation on 9-Point Program to Conserve Food, Aid Starving

Will Not Permit Foreigners To StarveTo Death   Voices Concern. Fer Plight Of Upto’ 15,000,000" Persons In War. ate «arn. Nations.   Hopes to Escape ~~  Meat Rationine   Enemy Territories Noi ic Be Permitted Richer Diet Than Those of Allied Comntries

Will Prevent 10-15 Million  From Starving   President Says He Hopes It Will Not Be Necessary For Return.   CONSERVE WHEAT

U.S. Food To Prevent Starvation   Americans Told To Cut Consumption

PRESENT FOOD SITUATION IN EUROPE CRITAL   Truman Outlines Pro-§ram Calling for Conservation of Food

Ask Americans To Share Bread With Starving  SMipee, & tae EP ee eee! ee   Would Return Meat Rationing If Need  Arises, Says Truman All Hinges On Crops

TRUMAN ASKS J, S, SHARE FOOD WITH STARVING   But American Diet Will Not Suffer Despite Brown Bread, Less Beer

President Gives Warnine tg tae Nation   Must Help Prevent 15,000,000 Foreigners From Starvation

Americans May Actually Eat Better Than Ever While Sharing Bread With Starving Europe   Temporary Jump In Pork, Beef, Poultry, Eggs And Dairy Products; Less Whiskey

U.S. Public to Eat and Drink Less To Prevent Starvation in Europe: Wheat Conserving Program Decreed

Return To Meat Rationing Is Threat of President To Aid  Starving People of the World

President. Hints Meat Rationing To Feed Europe   10 to 15 Million   10 to 15 Million Tnnocents May Starve, He Fears

To Aid Relief in Europe   America Must Also Get Used To Dark Bread

Share Bread Truman Asks With World   President Orders Drastic Change in Uses of Wheat

‘Nation Back to Meat Rationing “Ht Necessary”   Truman Declares Step Will Be Taken Rather Than Permit Starvation Abraad

Rationing Only If It Is Necessary; Food Status In Europe Is Very Bad This Winter

President May Ask Rationing   Says Wartorn Nations Faced With Starvation

Amerteans to Eat Grey Bread—And Like It  U.S. Will Tighten Belt to Aid World’s Starvins

U.S. Aid _ To Starving In Europe    Back to o Rationing If  Necessary to Keep Millions From Dying, Says President Truman

N ine-Poin t P rogram 7 Is Ss” IL. S S u et 7      MOVE MADE TO AB ABATE RISE OF STARVATION ABROAD; LESS. WHEAT IN. BREAD; NONE. — FOR BEER, ALCOHOL.

WILL RATION MEAT AGAIN IF HE MUST   President Says He Will Call for Return of Point System Before He Will Let Europeans Starve to Death.

‘Truman Would Return To Meat Rationing Here To  Avert Starvation Abroad

TEMPERATURES:   Starvation Facing 10 To 15 Million In  ‘curape, Truman Says

TRUMAN SEEKS AID TO FOREIGN FOOD SUPPLIFS   Says Meat Rationing May Be Returned to Prevent Starvation

ORDERS NATION TO CURB USE OF NEEDED WHEAT   Temporary Jump Looms Ir Supplies Of Beef, Pork, Poultry And Eggs

President Cites Loss of Grains As Main Cause   Would Invoke Ration Return To Feed 15 Million World Hungry

‘We're to Tighten Our Belt And Share With Europe’   It’s a Truman ‘Must’’ To Prevent Mass Starvation Overseas

President Hopes Food Rationing Will Not Return   Possibility Discussed In Connection With Necessity Of Feeding Europe

U.S. To Go On Short Rations To Save World   Gray Bread May Replace White

Meat Rationing May Be Needed To Save Europe   Wheat Shipments Scheduled to Halt Starvation

Simpler Food Diets Decreed By Truman   Does Not Mean Return To Food Ration Program, However

BEER SHORTAGE SEEN PROBABLE   Production Slashed 30 Per Cent Under 1945 Figure

Truman Will Play Supporting Role in Missouri Journey   Introduces Churchill for Fulton Speech; Goes to Columbus Next

Truman Leaves For Missouri   He And Churchill To Speak At Fulton

Truman Off  To Missouri   Churchill To Occupy Spotlight For Trip

PRESIDENT GOES TO MISSOURI FOR CHURCHILL VISIT   WILL INTRODUCE BRITISH WARTIME LEADER AT FULTON

“Big Boys” To Missouri   Truman and Churchill 'To Fulton Where Prime Minister Is to Speak

erica, Axx es OS) re Truman And Chua renill Leave.  mB yee ft f iP : patty 17, 2 is. ror EOP Leienreaiion a J ISSO F-

SPECIAL SESSION AWAITING GAVEL   Universities, Welfare, Vets Legislation Sought by Governor

ASSEMBLY TO OPEN SESSION   MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE TO CONSIDER. 22 SUBJECTS AT SPECIAL SESSION AT STATEHOUS:

Italian Troops Guard Viminale Palace As Precaution Aainst Renewed Rioting

Russ Fight Help for Refugees   Britain, U. S. Against Relief Use to Force Nationals to Go Home

Russia Would Ban Relief for Political Refugees  Soviet Is to Renew Its Fight at UNRRA Sessions

Coke Ponders Over Record State Budget   Spending Requests For Fiscal Year Over $74,500,000

Russia Still . Ypposed fo Franco Probe   Mexican Delegate Takes Lead to Break Deadlock

Gromyko Blocks Inquiry by U.N.   Mexico Tries to Produce Salitien io Deadlock

Mexico Leads Effort To Solve Spanish Tangle   Every Move Runs Into Opposition By Russians

RUSSIA HOLDS UP ACTION ON FRANCO SPAIN   DRASTIC MEASURES DEMANDED; MENACE TO PEACE SEEN

Wyatt Determine That Veterans Will Get Homes   Federal Housing Expediter Takes Over  Emergency Program:

VETS TO GET:     HOMES SAYSHOUSING HEAD   Confident That Low-Price Houses  Will ‘Be Built ~

W. W. Wyatt Take: On Job of Finding  More Residences  Veterans Will  Be Given

HOUSING CZAR PROMISES VETS SPEEDY ACTION   Wyatt Says He’s Confident Industry Will Cooperate

Housing Expediter Views Huge Task   Official Starts Work To Break Bottleneck

HOMES MUST BE WITHIN REACH OF VETERANS   Housing Expediter Will Keep Building  In Lower Brackets

May Have To Abandon U. S. ‘Supplies Abroad   Says Demobilization Would Cause Loss of Millions In Equipment

Senators Told Soldiers Must Stay in Army to Protect U.S. Property,

END OF DRAF1 TS HINTED BY CONGRESSMEN   Selective Service May Be Permitted To Expire Next May 15

U. S. Draft Act May Die May loth   Royal Defends Demobilization, Hints Surpluses May Be Abandoned

Fact-Finding Measure Sent To The House   Modified Program Ap: proved By Labor Committee

House Labor Group Pulls Teeth  From Truman bill   Power of Fact-Finding Boards to Examine Company Records Missing From President's Measure

TRUMAN'S STRIKE PLAN 15 CHANGED   TWO TEETH PULLED FROM FACT-FINDING BILL—MUASURE SENT TO HOUSE.

LOST IN WILDS WITH ALL MODERN COMMUNICATIONS - Survivor Of Plane Crash Tells Dramatic Story Of Accident: Kept Courage By Conversation

Belgian Plane Survivor Tells Dramatic Eyewitness Story of Crash in Newfoundland Woods   Girl Scout Executive Pays High Tribute to Gl’s Who Aided in Rescue—'You Would Be Proud of Them’

‘Dramatic Eyewitness Story of Plane Crash in Newfoundland Forest Is Related by One of 18 Survivors

TELLS HOW AIR CRASH SURVIVORS AWAITED RESCUE   Girl Scout Executive Relates Experiences of 18 in Wooded Area in Newfoundland,   FIRE KEPT BURNING TO SIGNAL PLIGHI   Group GréW Discouraged as Time Passed—Part Played By G. I’s in Rescue Praised.

AFL MARITIME WORKERS BACK AT NEW YORK   Settlement Appears Likely In Eastern Trucking Dispute

NO DECISION YET REACHED ON DRAFT LAY   Binvartisan Move to Continue Selective Service Nine Months

NO BEC rE REACHED      Bipartisan Move to Continue Selective Service Nine Months

Sentiment fo Halt Inductions ‘Grows in House   Would Retain Draft Boards For Registration Only

Solons Propose To Extend Law For Nine Months   Final Decision on Issue Postponed by Group Until Tuesday

SURGE= OF-S EN TIM EN-T=1N “NOUSE-TO-VIRTUALLY-HALT—  ALL INDUCTIONS' AFTER MAY ISTH.

Army Equipment In Italy Is Destroyed   Army Stores Worth Three Million Go Up In Smoke As Ware  house Burns

Meeting Called After Russia Yields in Dispute on Pules Prorecure

Big Four Deadlock On Parley Broken   Molotov Yields to De  mand for 2)-Nation  Full Dress Conferenee

France Is Inviting To ‘Peace Meet   CONFERENCE WOULD HAVE FULL FREEDOM FROM BIG 4 DICTATION.

ANGE a BIG 4 BIDS TO TREATY MEET   Molotov Concedes, Clears Way ior Conference of 21 Nations.

BIG FOUR IN AGREEMENT ON PEACE RULES   Peace Conference Will Have Full Freedom To Fix Own Rules

Big-4 Control Of 21-Nation Assembly Out   Moscow Backs Down, Promises Important Statement on Reich

Peace Meeting Definitely Set To Open July 29   Conference Will Have Full Freedom To Adopt Its Own Procedures

Molotev Concession Clears Way for Peace Conference Of 21 Nations on July 29

RUSSIA DROPS OPPOSITION TO PEACE CONFAB   France Sends Invitations to 21 Nations for Conference Opening July 29,

— BIG FOUR— Russian Concession Opens Way  Conference Gets   Conference Gets Full Freedom to Fix Own Rules’

Deadlock Broken, France Sends Bids To Peace Parley   Conference July 29 Free to Fix Own Rules Without Biz 4 Dictation   MOLOTOV CONCEDES TO BYRNES DEMAND   Compromise Represents Complete Victory for Anglo-American Stand

Conference Of 21 Nations To Have Full Freedom ‘As Deadlock Is Broken

L DRESS PEAGE MEETING PLANNED IN PARIS JULY 29   Invitations Sent Out by France Today for Euro pean Parley; Tell about Provisions.   RUSSIAN ENVOY MAKES CONCESSION

Invitations Sent For Peace Parley   Molotov Makes New Concession Before Biq Four.

Russia Gives In on Peace Parley   21 Nations to Set Procedure July 29

General Chiang Orders Probe of Blood Plasma Sold on Black Market

Strike is Called Otf But Service Still Curtailed   SOME EMPLOYES REFUSE TO REPORT BACK TO WORK

Steel Strike Deferred For One Week   Electrical Workers To Walk Out As Scheduled

Phone Workers To Give 30-Day _ Notice; Auto Union Accepts. FactFinding Proposals in - Public Interest.. :

HEIRENS DENIES CONFESSING 10 DEGNAN KILLING   Hears Radio Report Of His : Guilt Admission

DENIES CONFESSING TO MURDER OF CHILD   College Boy's Attorneys Seek To Effect ‘Deal’

HEIRENS STILL ~ DENIES CRIME   UNIVERSITY STUDENT BECAME HYSTERICAL WHEN HE HEARD RADIO REPORT OF CONFESSION

Ship Walkout ls Called Off   Union Plans to Concentrate on Individual Shippers

“GENERAL” GREAT LAKES STRIKE OFF   SEAMEN’S UNION SAYS IT WILL “CONCENTRATE” ON INDIVIDUAL SHIPPERS.

GREAT LAKES STRIKE _ ENDS TODAY AT NOON   Union Will Concentrate On Bringing Individzal Shipping Into Line

Krug And Moreell To Visit Beckley Fields On Friday   Secretary Of Interior And Coal Mine Chief Begin State Tour In Huntington At Night Tomorrow: Inspection Ends Saturday

YEAR’S EXTENSION CRANTED IN DRAF}   Now Goes To Senate And Hotee For - Final Approval; Decontrol  ' Board Is Created

Controls on Meat, Poultry, Dairy Products, Tobacco, Petroleum to Remain; Decontrol Board Set Up   Members Could Overrule Bowles, Anderson; Subsidies Held Down; Wherry Amendment Is Modified; Bill to Go to House Today

OPA’s Powers Vastly Cut ‘in Aqreement   Meat, Dairy Foods Remain on List in Measure

Measure Gees To the House For Action Today   Senators May Also Vote at Once; Other Points Agreed Upon

Conferees Agree on OPA,  Meat Controls Retained Bill Woud Limit Use of Subsidies,

FULL YEAR'S EXTENSION OF AGENCY VOTED   Senate-House Conferees Throw Out Provision Scrapping Ceilings on Meat, Dairy Products.   PORTER’S POWERS ARE CUT SHARPLY,   Legislation Calls for Creation of Decontrol Board That Could Overrule Administrator.

Year’s Extension ls Agreed Upon  Conferees Clear Up Other Maior Points

Chinese Troops Fight Battles Near Mukden  Chiang’s Forces Are Opposed

Battles Are Reported Near Mukden   Truce Teams May Be Sent Soon Into Manchurian Towns

—MANCHURIA— — New Battle Is Reported Near Mukden  Truce-Inspection ret Po.  ey rr

BATTLES RAGE NEAR MUKDEN   Chinese Forces Reported tn Clashes as “Truce Team” inspection 1s Studied.

Pitched. Fights Are Claimed In Mukden Area As Factions Plan Manchuria Inspections

Government And  Reds In Clash   Chinese Stage Pitched Battles Over Entry Into Fushun

REPORT CLASH OF COMMUNIST AND CHUNGKING ARMS   “Pitched Battles” in Mukden Area Relatec In Capital City

CHINESE FORGES FIGHTING AGAIN   Government and Communist : Units Waging ‘Pitched Bat tles’ Near Mukden

More Battles Near Mukden Reported   Communists, Government Troops Clash; Communists Make New Demands

New Clash In China   “Pitched Battles” Reported Between Reds «: And Chiang Forces; Truce-Team Pact Near

Big Toll in Crops Property Losses In Texas Floods   Kelly Field Loses Planes; Damage Estimates at 5 Millions

STORM CAUSES DAMAGE IN TEXAS   CROP AND PROPERTY LOSS RUNS INTO MILLIONS—28 PLANES DESTROYED.

‘Dallas And San Antonio Areas Lashed  Texas Flood, Storm Damace !n Millions

Heavy Storm Loss In Texas Cities   San Antonio, Dallas Hit bw Wind. Floods

War Profits Probe Is Mess,  Mead Tells Civilian Witnes:   War Department Employe Tells of Approving Millions for Munitions Combine—Says May Recommended Reinstatement to Bar

Employe Says May’s Service “Huntanitar iat   Defies “Anyone to Put A Finger” on Wrong-Do‘ing. Truman En dorses Probe

Role Of Official Boosted By May Told At Hearing   Okayed Millions Of Dollars Advance Payments To Combine

SAYS COMBINE DREW BIG SUM      War Dept. Employe States  He Okayed Millions In Advance Payments

Witness Cites Early Pay for Arms Combine   War Department Worker Says He Approved Millions of Dollars in Payments: Mead Calls It a ‘Mess’

MAY PROTEGE OKAYED FUNDS FOR COMBINE   War Department Legal Adviser Helped By Kentucky Solon

War Advance Payments Told   Government, Worker Testifies In Probe

Truman Backs Profiteering Investig atior   President Ready to Order Tax Record Opened To Mead Probers

Top Party Men in State’s Legislature Nominated Without Opposition

UN Committee Forced to Act With Speed   Reports Due Soon on Applications for Memberships

Serious Time Problem Faces UN Committee   Outer Mongolia’s Membership Bid Jeopardized by Time

Outer Mongolia’s -Pelilion for UN. Role Jeaportlie  _Preblem As: Result Of Delay

Committee Is Faced With Time Problem   Must Act Fast on Petitions for U. N. Membership

AGRI. DEPT. SAYS  'AMERICA’S.HARVESI IBIGGEST IN HISTORY   Cotton Crop Is Only Exception

NATION'S BIGGEST GRUP IS REPORTED BY FARM EXPERTS   Three Billion Bushels of Corn Expected to Be Put in Bins; Other Food Items Run High.   BUMPER YIELDS ARE FOUND IN U.S.

Succumbs In Hopkins, Where He Performed His - Greatest Work, From ’ Coronary Ocelusions

Brain Surgeon Former ly of Sedalia, Dies   Dr. Walter E. Dandy Succumbs to Coronary Occlusion

A WIDELY KNOWN BRAIN SURGEON DIED: IN BALTIMORE   Dr. Walter E. Dandy of Se dalia, Mo., Died at John Hopkins Hospital.   WAS SIXTY YEARS OLD   The Physician Died From a Coronary Occlusion This Morning.  yy

Famous Brain Surgeon Dead   Dr Waites F Ronda Of Johns Hopkins Passes at Age 60

Walter E. Dandy, Famous Surgeon, Dies at Baltimore   International Honors Came From His Work on . Brain Tumors — in 1918

Rescind Close-Down   Order In New York City   GM Wage Negotiations Break up With A Difference Of One Cent; Delay Steel Action

Bars 3 Newsmen : From Bulgaria   State Deparament Calls O1 I Fs   Russia to Explain Violation Potsdam Paet

STOCK PRICES DROP  $1 TO $8 A SHARE   Previous Lows Penetrated in Slide —70 Billion Cut From Values Since May 29.

World More Troubled anc Packed With Problems Than In Pre-War Period

U. S. TO INSIST ON EXPLANATION OF IRAN PACT   Tehran Confirms Withdrawal Of Soviet Troops, End Of Big Dispute

Soviet-lranian Settlement Will Be Considered   Secretary Byrnes Will Insist That Full Details Of These Negotiations Shall Be Investigated By Council.

Iran-Soviet Settlement (Must Be Published in Full   Welcoming Formalities Will Be Secondary; Threatened Fireworks Believed Averted

U.S. TO INSIST ON DISCUSSION OF IRAN ISSUE      UNO Will Have te Ratify Any Agree. ment Reached, BRyrnes Save

Called. To OOrder At 2:30 Te oday   ‘UNITED STATES TO INSIST . UPON UNO RATIFICATION ____: OF RUSSIA-IRAN SETTLEMENT

SOVIET ACTION GIVES NEW HOPE TO UNO MEETING   Security Council Has First ,Session This Afternoon

Optimism Prevails as  UNO Parley Begins   Tension of Delegates Eased as Russ Orders Troops from Iran

Joint Conference Fails To Settle Pittsburgh Strike  Power Dispute No Neare Solution After HoursLong Meeting

Molotov Calls For Retentior Of Veto Right   Warns It Would Be “Dang. erous To Ignore Russia If United Nations Waut Peace”

Molotov Warns Of Repudiation Of Veto Power   Dangerous to Ignore Soviet Union He Declares

‘Dangerous To Ignore Soviet, Molotov Warns   Minister Asks ‘Russian System of Democracy’ To Rule Trieste

MOLOTOV HANDS UNITED POWERS STIFF WARNING   ifforts To Reject Right of Veto Branded WarMaking Attempt

Molotoy Warns Peace Hinges (n Soviet Aid   Scores Attempt To Repudiate Right Of Veto

Uraes Soviet Democracy For Trieste Rule   Dangerous To Ignore Russia If Peace Is Wanted, USSR Aide Warns At Paris

Temperatures   ‘Attempt to Repudiate Veto May Breed War, Asserts Russian; “Don’t lonore Reds,’’ He Warns

‘It's Dangerous to Ignore Soviets,’ Is Molofov Warning   Russian Delegate To U.N. Slaps at Efforts to Ban Veto

‘Foes of Veto: rpPrepare War, » Red Charges   Molotev Warns Paris Body - To Reckon With Russia if Peace Desired

Calls For Its Rejection ‘As Attempt’ To Prepare New War’   SAYS IT WOULD BE FATAL TO IGNORE SOVIET UNION

Warns Russia Must Not Be Ignored   Veto Repudiation May Lead to War, Molotov Says

—NEW BLAST — Would Sovietize Trieste  DN Warned   UN Warned. It’s ‘Dangerous’ To Ignore Russ

OPEN FIGHT 0 MINE WAGES   No Change In G-M Strik. Front; CIO Attacks Ford Contract

Lewis Back On Labor Front      Prepares To Disclose To Coal Operators Wage, Oth. er Demands.

Chief Of U. M. W. Takes Spotlight On Labor Fron   Ford Motor Company Faced With Change In Previous Union Contract

Lewis Ready With Demands To Operators  Foremen’s Unions, Royalty On Coal Hinted Amona Terms

Mine Operators Wait Overtures By John Lewis   Proposals Kept a Secret; May Ask Shorter Work Week

Union’s Demands Are Kept Secret;  Parleys Continue On Auto Walkout

LEWIS STILL SECRETIVE ON WAGE DEMANDS   Holds Last-Minute Session With Committee; No GM Developments

Lewis Back to Spotlight in: Labor Picture   Ready to Submit Miners’ Demands to Coal Operators

Lewis Takes Stage in Labor Theater; On Familiar Ground   Prepares to Tell Bitum. inous Coal Operators His Miners’ Demands

LEWIS READY WITH PROPOSAL ON NEW WAGES   Discussions With Operators To Follow Session with Committee

Committee Will Get Signers For Each Township  Hearing and Electior . Necessary Before Fina

To Plan Soil Conservation For the County   Will Discuss Forming District at Pocahontas Tonight

CANADA SAYS RUSSIA SEEKS Ud. SECRETS   Royal Commission In Report On Soviet Spy System

Red Spy Network; ‘Still At Work, . Sought To Obtain U. S., British Postwar Defenses

CANADA PROBERS SAY SOVIET SPIES OPERATED IN U. 5   Report Information on Post War Defenses of Dominion, : Britain and America Was Sought.   IMPORTANT RADAR SECRETS OBTAINED   Commission Declares Russians Were Largeiy Balked In Efforts To Gain Atomic Data.

Canadian Probe Uncovers Aims of Russian Espionage Investigators Claim Soviet Wanted Post-War Secrets of Three Nations

Conservatives Retain Power In sap Diet   Successful Parties Plan Strenuous Fight To Oust Shidehara

First Jap Vote Returns Show Conservative Trend   Half of Diet Seats Filled with Liberals; Battle _ Waged To Oust Premier Shidehara Regime

Conservative Diet Is Named In Jap Voting   Foresee Early Battle To Ous Premier Shidehara As Election Result

Communists Capture Only Four Diet Seats  Drive Begun to      Drive Begun to Oust Premier  Shidehara

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS  Spe Sa A Rm NI A  Raturn Oy naire Mage wahseea Pitet ta Daccaw

GOP NATIONAL COMMITTEE MAPPING CAMPAIGN PLANS        ROWNELL CALLS TRUMAN WEAK" PRESIDENT AS COM., MIGTEE PREPARES TO ‘CHOOSE CHAIRMAN

OPA Director Makes His Final Trip To City   Says That Meat Ceilings “Would and Could be  Enforced” in State

PRESIDENTIAL CITATIONS ARE AWARDED HERI   45 Who Aided In Ration ing Program Here Honor. ed Last Night   TO ENFORCE CEILINGS, McCORMICK DECLARES

Board Opens New Maritime WageHearing   Shipping Still Strike-Bound

SEVEN MILLION NEW YORKERS HIT BY TUG STRIKE      Food, Fuel and Garbag Tied Up.

N.Y. C. Food, Fuel Supply Threatened By Tugboat Tieup   3,500 Operators Quit in Demand for Shorter Hours And Higher Pay

3500 TUG MEN TIEUP HARBOR SHIP TRAFFIC   New York Faced _ With Shortage of Found and Fup?

Tugboat Strike Hits New York Harbor Traffic   Fuel, Food Supplies May Be Curtailed By Operators Walkout

BALING WIRE SHORTAGE 9 OERIOUS PROBLEN   Bucks Farmers Import Help To Harvest Crops   ILATE TO PLANT CORN

WIRE SHORTAGE FACES FARMERS OF SECTION   Adds to Troubles in View of The Shortage in The Labor Ranks

Japan Officials Seeking Revival Of Fish Market   Moves Are Made For Control of Former Empire

Japs Told to Stay inOwn Fishing Areas   MacArthur's Headquarters Charges Systematic Campaign to Regain Former Dominant Fishing Empire

JAPS TRYING TO EXTEND FISHING AREA   Allies Accuse Government of System Campaign to Break Out of Zone Assigned Nation Since the Surrender.

NINE WOMEN HURT IN DALLAS AS CAR CRASHES OVER CURB TO HIT CROWD STANDING IN NYLON LINE

PATTERSON AND REP, MAY UNDER FIRE IN SENATE   Illinois ‘“Paper Empire” Gave Officers Gay Parties

PROBE MIXUP IN AFFAIRS OF PAPER EMPIRE   Seek Part Played” By Patterson May In Relation To Activities

New Data Sought on War Deals   Patterson's Role  On Contracts Faces Senote Inquiry;  ‘E° Awards Probed

SOLONS STUDY TANGLED STORY   Senators Trying To Unravel Details Of ‘Paper Empire’ Business

PATTERSON LINKED WITH ARMY PROBE   Appeared Anxious To Have Garsson Firm. Get Contracts

1,600 Workers Enter Milwaukee A-C Peacefully   “More Activity’ Plan Of Union Fails To  Materialize; Special Conciliator Enroute

WAR VETERAN GIVEN DEATH   Plea ‘Society Taught Me How To Shoot’ Bitingly Rejected

WAR VETERAN TO HANG FOR SLAYING HIS SWEETHEART   Plea that He Was Taught to Kill Ignored By Jury; Shot Girl Three Times

MORE HOT WEATHER FORECAST FOR STATI   Temperatures Expected to Near 100-Mark Today—No Rain Is in Sight.

Parents of Boy Hear Crime Tale   Heirens’ Father and Motk. er Now Believe Son Killed Three Persons

Senators Study Pre-War Relations Between Kimmel And Short At Pearl

Kimmel, Short Relationship  To Be Probed   Admiral Returns For Questioning

KIMMEL TELLS OF RELATIONS   Hint Pre-Pearl Harbor Liason Was Panr

GOES UP WITH nIIVEAS: BIC   Nation’s Livestock Markets   Swamped; Set New ; Peak Recerds.

MORE BEEF, VEAL NEXT YEAR THAN FOR TEN YEARS   Pork Production Expected T Be Somewhat Smaller However

More Beef And , Veal Seen; Pork "Output May Sag   Near-Record Numbers Of Cattle Will Boom Production Next Year, Says Acriculture Department

Record Seen In Beef, Veal   Consumption Lo Top 37 Years’ Fivures

Do You Like Beef and Veal?   Agriculture Department Says Average American Will Eat More in ‘47 than for Past 37 Years

VAN WAGONER, SIGLER BOTH AT CHARLOTTE   On Same Platform Yesterday at Eaton Co. Fair

CANDIDATES ON SAME PLATFORM   SIGLER AND VAN WAGONER MEET AT CHARLOTTE ‘

U. S. to Speed End Of Most Remaining Industrial Controls   Rules Channeling Building Material Into Vets’ Housing Program to Remain; Telephone Installation Controls to Go

CPA to Cancel  Some Control:   Vets Housing Regulation: To Re Retained .

ORDERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN FEW DAYS   Small Says Less Than Third of Controls To Be Retained

Fear Serious Damage To Kansas Wheat Crop   Western Part of Stats Hit by General Freeze— Rains Have Been Broken Up, Soys Weathermon

Freeze Hits  West Kansas   May Have Damaged Wheat Seriously; ~ Fair, Warm Sunday _

FEAR FOR THE WHEAT   General Freeze May Have Hurt Crop in Western Part of State

FLOODED VALLEY OF SUSQUEHANNA OUT OF DANGER   Crest Recedes As Death Toll Hits 14, Damare Loss Larre

TERMINAL PAY BILL UNOPPOSEL   Men In Armed Service: May Get Billions For Lost Furlough Time

DELAY ACTION ON TERMINAL  PAY MEASURE   Bill for . Payment Of Billions to Vets : Likely Tuesday

Agreement Bars Action by House On Terminal Pay   Gentlemen's Pact Provid ing No Roll-Call Votes Blocks Passage

Enlisted Men’s Furlough Pay To Total Billion:   Expected To Pass In House Next Week; .May Average $250

Defer Passage Of Service Pay Bill fo Tuesday   Action by House Blocks Legislation on Vote by Roll Cail

HIROHITO MAKES _ ANOTHER TOUR   Japanese Emperor Sees Tragic Results Of War Of Jap Aggression In Trip

 State Cheeks Meat Supplies Tn Storage   Governor Orders Unique Search for Deliberate Hoarding

Flooded Area Digging Itself Out Of TheMuc   Death Toll Mounts To 22 As State's  Worst Flood Since 1936 Ebbs Away.

Death Toll In New York And Pennsylvania Flood Mounts To 22 Today

FLOODS RECEDE LEAVING 22 DEAD   Wind Swings Rainstorm To Avert More Damage

rE SS  ann  Watch rs Sugar Black Market; Vetoed OPA Bill Unworkable

@ PETER EDSON      Watch for Sugar Black M arket; Vetoed OPA Bill Unworkable

laerings Tomorrow A I TS LEE EY ERENT  Seckley Cops Say Ihree Local Boys dull 16 Robberies

Haerings Tomorrow Beckley Cops Say Three Local Boys Pull 16 Robberies

Enmnty Water Male in Mant For Girl, §   Move Fails to Lead to Clews in Chi'd’s Disappearance,

Communists Begir Evacuating Capital of Yenan  Leaders Anticipate Terrific Blows From Nationalists

Death Struggle Expected ....  Chinese Reds Bracing For  Bloody Fight

Chinese Red Capital Feels Siege Coming  Civilians Evacuated Ac Llaawe Natianalia   Civilians Evacuated As Huge Nationalist Drive Impends

Demand Made For Conviction  Of Keitel-Jodl   War Crimes Tribunal .Hears Demands For Conviction Of Nazis For Murder   WANTON KILLING OF ALLIES CITED

Selection of Jury to Try Red on Espionage Charge May Take Several Days .

Morality Is Urged By MacArthur   General Asks Soldiers Tc Watch Relations With Japanese Women

Portal-to-Portal Suits Pass Billion Dollar Mark   Ferguson Hints of Legislation To Nullify Rising Total of Actions by Unions

Portal Pay Suits Pass Billion Mark   Railroad Union Weekly Raps CIO For Using Retroactive Damage Actions

One Firm Hit By Claim for s200,000,000   Railroad Union Paper Flays CIO Move Against Industry As Severe Blow To Labor Prestige In Congress.

(OP Regular SJate Winsin State Primary   Sided Victories in  tins and Rowe Pile Up Light Vote

COP Organization State Candidates Victors in Races   Rowe and Stratton Win Contests in Tuesday Primary Election

Proposal Made To Big Powers At Paris Meet   Secretary Byrnes Calls for 25-Year Mutual Assistance Pact—Russian Foreign Minister Objects to the Plan

GERMAN QUESTION PLACED ON AGENDA  i 7      Long-Range Policy Detailed After

Proposes Four - Powes Pact Aimed At Demnilitarization But As Usual Russia Objects

Byrnes Sponsors Pledge of F. orce; Paris Conference Fails to Reach Agreement Upon Italian Colonies

FOR 25 YEARS 1S SUGGESTED   Treaty Would Include Russia, France And Great Britain

ITALIAN COLONY QUESTION STILE UNDISPOSED OF   Molotov Blocks Byrnes’ German Control Plan After Occupation

Byrnes Bids For 25-Year  Big 4 Treaty   Would Deal with Reich Disarmament; Russia Is Willing To Talk.

PACT FRAMED TO BAN ARMS FOR GERMANY   MUTUAL ASSISTANCE TREATY PROPOSED FOR 4 POWERS

Byrnes Proposes Joint Assistance Plan to Big-4 to Check Germany After Ending of Allied Occupation

For insuring demilitarized of Germany  Would continue for 925 vears

Four-Power Pact Urged At Meeting   Would Commit U. S. To Occupation Army For Quarter Century

Reds Seize Industries ln Austria   Austrians Decide No’ To Aid in Grab of Nazi Assets.

REDS’ SEIZURE ORDER PROBED BY GEN. CLARK   Russia Asked To Clarify - Demand For Property  In Eastern Austria

Strikers and Police Clash   Ex-GlI’s Again Break Through Line to Man  Buses in Lancaster

POLICE ARE BATTLED BY TRANSIT STRIKERS   Volunteer Workers Smash Through Pickets Again

Windsor Believes Theft of Jewels Was “Local Job   Discounts Talk of Suave Gang of International - Gem Thieves

DUKE BELIEVES JOB LOCAL ONE   Scotland Yard However, Maintains Contact with Authoritles in United States and On the Continent— Yard Reposts “No Developments.’’

Record Falls Fourth Time Within Montt   Additional] Cities Report Increase In Buyer Strikes

Choice Beef At All-Time High Tod ay   Price Soars As Consumers Marshal Forces For Buyers’ Strike

Livestock Prices Soar in Chicago  Market Records Fall   Market Records Fall For Fourth Time In Recent Buying.

CATTLE PRICES AT NEW RECORD   Buyers’ Strikes Spread in  Several Cities

Inflation Boiler Near Explosion   Bowles Says Economic Future Is At Stake

Bowles Asserts  Line Will Hold  7 ro   Costs of Essential Items To Get Special Note

Stabilizer Chief Says Teamwork Can Hold Line’  Declares Lobbyists And Profiteers Are ‘Licking Their Chane

BOWLES ASKS OF CONTROL!   Warns Nation Burst. ing Point Dangerously Near

Bowles Urges Cooperation In Keeping Food, Clothing, Shelter Prices From Rising

Warns Full Cooperation Is Required   Asserts Inflation Boiler Is Near Point Of Explosion

Bowles Asks Continuation Of Controls  Over Prices   Warns of Inflation Unless Nation Hold: Tight to Truman’s Wave-Price Line

Bowles Says Price Line Can Be Held   Warns Co-operation of Entire Nation Necessary

Bowles Urges Extension Of Price Contral   Warning Given of Inflationary Dongers  in U.S.

WARNS OF INFLATION  Bowles Says Policy Can Control Basic Living Costs

Bowles Assures Nation New  Pay-Price Policy Will Work   Economic Stabilizer, Appealing for Price Control Continuance, Warns Cooperation Is Necessary to Avert Inflationary Explosion

Warns of Inflation If Price Line Is Not Held; Says. President's Program Will Work

TO HOLD CLOTHING, FOOD AND SHELTFR AT ‘AS IS’ LEVELS   Congress Asked Extend Price Control Time By Administrator

BOWLES BELIEVES FOOD CAN BE HELD AT PRESENT PRICES   And Nation Can Prevent Upturn in Cost of Clothing and Shelter, He Says, by Firm Action.   APPEALS FOR SUPPORT OF TRUMAN’S POLICY   Declares It Will Take Teamwork to Prevent Inflation — Promises to Act Against Hoarders.

NEW TRUMAN POLICY HOLDS DOWN PRICE!   ALL CONTROLS BU" RENT MAY GO OUT NEXT YEAR

Stabilization Chief Pleads OPA’s Cause   Lobbying, Profiteers ‘Licking Their Chops,’ Official Says

Price Levels on Food. Shelter, Clothing Will Be Held, Bowles Says

BOWLES URGES EXTENSION OF CONTROLS   Would Make Efforts To Avert Disaster-— End of Curbs Seen

BLANDY REPLIES TO U. S. CRITICS   Commander Of Task Force 1 Says Atom Bomb Tests Are Worthwhile

21-Year-Old Vet ls Mine Victim  Youth Electrocuted At Bridgeport

War, If Tripol Goes to Italy! Says Arabian   4&zzam Pasha, League Chieftain, Defies Big-4 Accord on Trusteeship

ABANDON HOPE FOR 21 MISSING IN BIG AIRLINER   Aerial Search Finds Wreckage on Top of Wyoming Mountain

21 ABOARD PLANE REPORTED FOUND ATOP MOUNTAIN   PASSENGER LIST OF 18 INCLUDED ILLINOIS COUPLE

HOPE WANES   Wreckage Sighted Qn Mountain Peak ; Near Laramie, Wyo.

Twin Falls Girl, Wedded For Three Days, Among 21 For Whom Hope Given un

Fear For 21 Aboard  Airliner Overdue; Sight Wreckage In Mountains!

21 Feared Dead In Air Grash   Wreckage of Transport Plane Believed ‘Spotted

Plane With 21 Aboard Overdue   Wreckage Believed Seen On Mountain

Fear 21 Aboard Missing Airliner Killed in Crash   UAL Plane Believed To Have Plunged Into Wyoming Mountain:

United Air Lines Craft Hours Over Due At Denver Stop   Believe Wreckage Sighted Northwest Laramie, Wyoming

WRECKAGE IS SIGHTED ON MOUNTAIN   Dozen Military Personnel Were On Big Plane

12 Army Men Among 21 On Craft   Army Personnel ‘ Being Re-Deployed From Pacific Coast

“Plane Crashes Into Mountain With 21 Aboard   Little Hope for Lives Of Passengers; Sight From Air Wreckage Buried in Deep Snow

Stewardess Formerly of  La Grande   Dorothy Carter, Daughter Of Clarence Carter on Big Transport; Woman From Richland Listed

12 Army Men ‘Among 21 On Craft.   Army: Personnel? ” Being Re-Deployed From Pacific  Cee .

Hope Abandoned For 21 Persons Aboard Lost Plane   Two Honeymooners and Dozen Soldiers Listec As Passengers on Air Liner Believed To Have Crashed on Wyoming Mountainside

Plane Wreck Sighted: 21 Feared Dead   Missing Liner From Portland Crashes on High Wyoming Peak

Searcti Reveals. Wrecliage High On Elk Mountain   United Air Lines Ship Enroute From Seattle To New York

ad United Aitlin es: Official  Announces Search Plane. ‘Pi ves Wreck a a age’ Sighted >.

Abandon Hope For the Lives Of 24 Persons   Plane Enroute To New York Down  In Mountains

PILOT SIGHTS WRECKAGE ON MOUNTAINSIDE   Long Overdue Airliner Believed to Have Crashed on Peak

FEAR FOR 21 LIVES AFTER PLANE LOSS   Air Line Officials Find What

PLANE ENROUTE TO DENVER WAS LONG OVERDU!   12 Army Personne! Among Passengers of Huge United Air Lines Ship

Airliner, With 21 Aboard, Believed Wrecked in West  New Yerk-Bound Piane Long Overdue  in Denver on Hop From Boise, Idaho

21 Believed To Have Perished Tn Plane Crash   Remains of UAL Transport Out of Seattle Sighted on Mountain Peak 63 Miles North . Jigme nt Tease.

Hope Lost For 21 On Plane   Aerial Search Discloses What Was Believed To Be Wreckage Of Liner.

11 Thought Lost In Plane Crash  Airliner Believed  Crashed On Mount

Sight Wreck In Mountains Of Wyoming   Ground Search Organized; 12 Army Person-

21 BELIEVED KILLED IN PLANE CRASt   Wreckage Thought to Be That of Missing Craft Is Sighted on a SnowCovered Mountain in Wvoming.

Whereabout:  Of $25.000  Still Mystery Bilbo Probers Await Witness

Sen. Bilbo Denies He Got Any Part 0f $25,000 ‘Gift   Effort to Trace Big Campaign Donation Proves Inconclusive

Bilbo Denies He Got Part Of $25,000   Mead and Ferguson Try to Find What Happened to Cash Contributed in Doxey’s Campaign

Probe Waits Testimony of Dilkh~ Eu Asda DIU LA-AIUE   Conflicting Starios Fail to Tell What Happened to $25,000

“‘Didn’t Get A Damn Dollar’ States Bilbo   To Committee Trying To Locate Campaign Funds

What Became o! Money Still Is Not Established   Senate Probers Hope To Learn More When Key Witness Appears

Bilbo Denies He Shared in Big Pot   “Never Got a Dime," The Man Tells Prabers at Committee Hearing

Bilbo Asserts He Got None Of Drive Fee Under Probe   Senate Body Hopes To Get Other Data Krom Ex-Secretary

Bilbo’s Gift -Eludes Hunt  By Senator:   Didn’t Get ‘Damn Dollar, Mississippi Democrat Informs Probers

BILBO DENIES ANY PART OF $25,000 POT WENT 10 HIN   Roland Wall, Another Politician, Says He Got £6,000 of War Contracter’s Contribution.   SENATE GROUP UNABLE TO TRACE REMAINDER   Hope to Learn More About Money From Edward Terry, Key Witness Found in Hospital.

Try in Vain to Trace $25,000 In Bilbo Probe   ‘The Man” Himself De elares He “Never Did Get a Damn Dollar of Iv?

Didn't Share $25,000 Pot Bilbo Swears   Collins Adds Denial But Wall Confesses Caltlectine $6.000

Bilbo Probers Hoping Former Aide May Talk   All Witnesses Evasive Concerning $25,000 Donation By War Contractor

Bilbo Denies Receiving Funds  Didn't Get A Dollar Of $25.000, Says

What Became of the $25,000? ‘I Never Gota Damn Dollar Of It,’ Says Senator Bilbo

RUSSIANS TAKING THEIR TER? IN COURT AT THE NUERNBERG WAR CRIMES  TRIAL 

Reds Explain Policies To Conquered   Russians Open Forums To Discuss German Problems

Power Employes Curtail Service  Pittsburgh, Pa., Area Hit by Walkout in

Increase in Labor Strife Is Predicted   Power Plant Workers Walk Out at Pittsburg—Wes tern Union Strike?

POWER STRIKE CURBS SERVICE ~ AT PITSBURGE   Pacific Shipping Begins to Return to Normal Amid: Another Tieup Threat   TELEGRAPH TALKS END!   Western Union Employes in New York Ready to Join in General Walkout

PITTSBURGH IS HIT BY POWER STRIKE: GTHEPS. THREATEN   Electricity Service Cut in City; Western Union Employes Tell of Plans for Walkout.   HOLLYWOOD SCENE OF NEW DISPUTES

LAUSCHE CALLS ~ NEW SESSION         GOVERNOR -SUMMONS LEG LATURE TO CONSIDER RADBSE “IN OLD AGE PENSIONS

ACTION LIST   Lausche Orders 4th Special Session of State’s 96th —  PMnwnanal Awmenwstbadex

SPECIAL SESSION TO MEET AUG, 20   Lausche Asks Pension Boost and Study of Salaries and Taxes

DEMO PRIMARY IN MISSOURI MAY. BE PUT UNDER PROBE   ‘Irregularities’ in Fifth District Discovered and Given to Attorney

MISSOURI VOTE FRAUD CHARGED   Dishonest Counting And Trickery Alleged In Democratic Primary

Irregularities In Primary © Are Reported   Missouri Dems. Snend Heavily

‘IRREGULARITIES’ IN MISSOURI VOTE CITED   Rep. Priest Announces Investigators’ Findings

Fraud Hinted In Democratic Primary Vote   legality Figured in Mis souri, Committee Reveals

ELECTION FRAUD IN MISSOURI UNCOVEREL   House Committee Turns Evidence In Democratic Primary Over To Clark

ILLEGAL VOTING IN Ki. C. CHARGED   EVIDENCE IN AXTELL-SLAUGHCONTEST HANDED ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Teele eae eereelelereeaelereerelerelerelerelelere! hm  Axtell-Slaughter Vote Fraud Evidence Cited

Irregularities Seen in Missouri Race   Heavy Spending Also Reported in Truman’s Favored District

Irregularities Found In Missouri Voting   Fifth District Erred On Both Sides, Priest Savs

Fraud Indicated In Missouri Vote  Evidence Turned Ove: Toa Attarnev.Genernl

IRREGUALARITIES’ IN FIFTH MISSOURI DISTRICT, K. C.   ‘This Evidence Was Reported  Today By Investigating Committee.   DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY   Committee Has Turned Its Files and Evidence to Attorney General.

 House Group Lists Some Alleged trregularities In Missour? Prime,

House Will Probe Expenditures, Campaign of Truman's Candidate And Opponent In Missouri Vote

VOTING FRAUD IN PRESIDENTS HOME DISTRICT   House’s Investigators Give The Evidence To At torney General

Fraud Indicated in Axtell-Slaughter Race Last August  House Committee Turn Over Evidence to

LAKE STRIKE. - PLANS READY   “ . , GREAT LAKES SEAMEN TO STAGE WALKOUT UNLESS AGREEMENT REACHED BY MIDNIGHT

Cut Car Prices, Union Warning   Otherwise UAW-AFL Will Demand More Pav. "Announcement

First Major Reduction In State Since Pearl Harbor Brings Prices Tumbling Dowr

(CLEARANCE SALES ARE SCHEDULED   Large Stocke Of Goods  In Stores

Swift, Sale And Completely = . ~-Painl ainless Childbirth Predicted

Negotiations With Reds Are ‘Off. UNO Told   Immediate Action Is Asked in Second Note From Iranian Envoy

IRANIAN AMBASSADOR FILES SECOND NOTE CONTRADICTING RUSSIAN CLAIMS NEGOTIATIONS

Iran Files New Plea For Speed In UNO Action   Presents Urgent Plea For Immediate Intervention In Russo-Iranian Dispute   REPORT DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS FAIL

PROMPT ACTION DEMANDED ON SOVIET DISPUTE   Ambassador Denies Russian Claim Direct Negotiations Still Are in Progress

[ ‘onference Called On Veat Strike      Seek To Avert Walkout Set For Jan. 16

‘Prosecutor Sums Fe: War Trials  Seeks to Protect 5 semen People

‘Prosecutor Sums ‘Up War Trials  ' Seeks to Protect ‘ German People

TWO WOMEN MAKING TRIP IN BOX CAR   Three Dogs, Cow, Horse, Automobile and Household Belongings With Them.

Protests Russian Gensorship INewsman Uses Courie! ITo Slip Dispatch Out

‘Reds Run American-Owned Oil Wells lin Hungary Wide Open; Waste Is High

Reds Ravage American Oil Wells In Hungary, U. S. Sources: Charge

Reds Hold Up Story on Hungarian Oil   AP Correspondent Protests to Commission : of Allies Against Soviet Censorship of Outgoing News

WRIGHT FIELD G.1'S HOLD TWO PROTESTS   Offer Gripes Individually As Colonel Rules Out ‘Mobs’

Anthracite Meetings Start  Soft Coal Truce May Help In Settlement

Hard Coal Parley  Is Going Forward   Operators Take Hopes From Two-Week Soft Casal Teaea

Gellman Says Garsson Got Advance Order   “Proof of the Pudding Was ’ Tn the Eating OF IL,” He Tells Profit  s Preoahers   Could Sell The Brooklyn Bridge   {Munitions Maker Testifies “Appearances” Led Him - Fo Tieup With Gare “""" Soar Brathers

Arms Maker Admits Giving Out Presents   Gellman Doesn’t Know It lf Any Went to Officials

COMPANY GAVE GIFTS AROAHD IN WASHINGTON      Executive Sees Nothing Wrong “Tn Gifts at--christrnas, Committee Told.   EXPENDITURES DEFENDED BY COMPANY PRESIDENT

MINE CONFERENGE IN RECESS TODAY   Krug and Lewis Expectgd to Confer About Contract.

New M. U. Program Carries Education  Into Communities  Adult Plan Described To Rotary In Talk  Ry Amne l ksidwe

Gen. Eaker Says There Will Be Another War, Warns America Was Never in Period of Greater Danger

DEMOCRATS FORCE ST. LAWRENCE DEVELOPMENT ISSUE, HOPING TO BOOST SEN. MEAD FOR GOVERNOR

Democrats Foree Showdown Ballot  * On Seaway Plan   Resolution “Favors “Power Project But Opposes St. Lawrence Passage

Young Continues Battle Against  Communist Slate   87 Witnesses Scheduled to Appear Before Justice Murray Today

Government Promises No Compromise   Min2rs Must Go Back io Work Before Any Negotiations on Contract

Cabinet Comment Answered by CIO Appeal to Labor   Truman Gets Views of Aides For Radio Talk as Murray Pleads Support of AFL Brotherhoods

Three True Bills Returned Tuesday By Grand Jury Here  6th District Court Body Adjourns Until Jan. 6 After Action

BRITISH UNVEIL NATIONALIST Ur AL TH DEAN   To Provide Free Medical Care, Starting Early in 1948

BRITISH UNVEL NATIONALIS 116  FAITU DIAM C ALT i ini   To Provide Free Med. ical Care, Starting Early in 1915

HIGGINS AMAZED AT ACCUSATION   Expresses Bewilderment At Action Of Federal  Gavernment

Soviet Press Continues Grinding Out Propaganda Unfavorable To U. S.

15,000. Anthracite Miners. To Go Off- Jobs After Two-Week Parley

Hard Coal Contract 'To Expire   Union Serves Notice On Operators Agree“ment Ends May 30

‘Lewis Is Called _ To New Parley On Coal Walkout   Congress Watches Truman On Redeeming Nation’s Strike Bound Economy

HARD COAL MINERS TO END CONTRACT   Notify Operators Agreement Expires May 30 .

Miners Serve Strike Notice   Anthracite Men To Leave Pits May 30

Plan Hard Coal Mine Walkout  Contract Ends On May 30- Seek Truce

“Mysterious Beasts” Still Free To Roam As Lair Remains Uncovered

U.S., British  Troops Sent to  Trieste, Claim Yugoslav Coup In Disputed  Area Foared

CHARGE MADE BY YUGOSLAVS   CLAIM ANGLO-A MERICAN FORCES ARE BEING. MASSED IN THE

Rural Women  _ To Hear Noted — Social Lecturer   New County Officers Will Also Be Installed at Meeting

Kaiser Endorses Continuation of Price Controls   j  ‘Says Real Answer to Infla tion «Threat Is In  creased Producticn

KAISER WANTS PRICE CONTROL   URGES IT BE CONTINUED AFTER JUNE 30

FOR PRICE CONTROL   Inclustrialist Urges Reinstetement of Material Allocation

Demos Facing Housing  Worry   Prestige Of Party Rests On Ability To Salvage

Wage-Price Fight Looms In Congress   Hannegan Wires All Democratic Members  Support ‘hnperative’

Hannegan Calls Party Forces For lest On Housine  Bowles Bitter Attack On Congress Brings GOP Retaliation

Demos in Frantic ‘Bid to Salvage [Housing Program   At the Same Time, Bowles Runs into A GOP Demand He Quit His New Job

Democrats Stake Prestise On Bid To Save Homes-For-Vets Program   Hannegan Takes Personal Command In Plea To Democrats To Back Measure; Bowles’ Blast — Brings Republican Demand He Quit

HOUSING BILL IN IMPERILED SPOT   Dems Stake Prestige On Ability To Save Measure

Desperate Bid Made to Save Housing Plan   Hannegan Appeals to Congressmen to Maintain Prestige

Democrats  I Desperate Housing Bid   Prestige Staked on Salvaging Program; Bowles Gets Blasting

_.. HOUSING— Hannegan — At Helm  Democratic: Party *Prestize At Stake

Hannegan in plea to save housing bill  Cloves-off battle faces price plan

G.O.P. Calls For Bowles To Resign   Hannegan Leads Drive to Rally Democrats to Support of Truman Vet Housing Program   Forecast Holdup   Republicans Say That Red Tape Would Halt Construction

Gird For F ighi Over Housing Bill For Vet:   Demucra ia! Siake Party Prestige Qn Desperate Bid to Save Imperiica Measure

Democrats Go All Out For Housing Plans   Stakes Prestige On Completing Proposed Program

STAKES PRESTIGE  Demo Party Pleas For Salvage of  Housing Program GOPs Demand Bowles Quit After His Blast At Capitol Hill

Bowles Runs Into Demand  To Quit Job   Demos Stake Congressional Prestige To Salvage Hous ing Program.     ct CR RT TF. OU vy trr t0vrTrTre rao   SENDS OUT WIRES

Desperate Bid To Save Truman Homes Program   Demos Stake Congres. sional Prestige On Per. sonal Appeals.

Desperate Bid Made fo Save Homes Program   Democrats Stake Party Prestige; Bowles is Blasted

GOP Chieftains Blame Bowles In Housing Row  Demand He Resign, Bill Showdown Due

Hannegan Puts Big Pressure On Solons   Tells Democrats Truman's Program Must be Approved

Price Control, Housing Battle ical Heated   Strike Prevention Program in Making

DEMOCRATS AGT FAST TO SAVE HOUSING PLAN   Muster Forces Over Week End to Combat Price Control Setbacks

CAMPAIGN ON TO SALVAGE HOUSING PLAN   Democratic National Chairman ‘Assumes Personal Leadership of Fight To Adopt Program   THE RESULT IN DOUBT

Hannegan Demands  Housing Bill Okeh  Congress Democrats Told Party '  Prestice Depends on Approval

Make Bid For Housing Plan   Administration’s Program In Peril, Demos Stake Congressional Prestige on Move

Democratic Group for Battle to Save New Housing Plar   Hannegan Wires Plea to All-House... Followers ~ for Aid in Fight

Hannegan Asks All-Out Support Of Housing Plan   Democratic Congressmen Are Told Their Backing ls Imperative

Democrats Stake Prestige on Housing Measure  Republicans Demand That Bowles Quit Seahilizatiaon Poct

HANNEGAN ASKS 0.K. ON HOUSING   Democratic Party To Risk Prestige In Bid For Bill

PRESIDENT’S HOUSING PROGRAM IMPERILED BY SOLID OPPOSITION: BOWLES SEEKS TO HOLD CEILINGS

Demos Move To Save Homes-for- Veteran:   Republicans Demand Chester Bowles Resign After His Blast At Capitol Hill

STAKING . PRESTIGE ON ATTEMPT      Republicans Demand Resignation Of Chester Bowles

DEMS BID FOR HOME BILL OK   GOP Demands Bowles Quit After Blast At Capital Hill

Dems Stake Prestige on Housing Vote   Republicans Demand Bowles Resign as Stabilizer

Acute Food Shortage Is Reported   Emergency State Proclaimed in Seward, Alaska

y TAVE bd wii  United Nations Budget Proposal Is One of Greatest Puzzlers —

@ PAUL MALLON— United Nations Budget Proposal Is One of Greatest Puzzlers

WELLSBORO P.T.Az MEETS NEXT W   Talk By Prof. Berilla Aaj A Play Are Features © The Program. ne

Your Today’s Star   American Army Berlin Radio Of One Kilowatt To Match Russians’ 100

U. N. Group Puts Off Vote ‘On U.S. Atom Control Plan   Baruch Tells Commission America Will Not Surrender Secrets of Bomb Unless Peace Organization Rules Out Veto on Punishment of Violators — New Opposition to His Proposal Comes from Britain and France.

Baruch Defends U.S. Stand  On Atomic Control Issue   America Will Not Surrender Bomb to Rest of World Unless United Nations Rules Out Veto onPunishment — Vote Delayed

Veto Issue Still Balks — Vote on Atom Control Plan   U. S. Insists Veto Must Be Outlawed: Soviet Delegate  Remains Absent

Control Plan Must Be Accepted   Commission Tosses Report to Session Monday

Final Vote on World Control Plan Postponed   Baruch Stands Firm on Stipulation in Face of Red Silence

U.N. POSTPONES FINAL VOTE ON ATOM CONTROL   Veto Outlaw Demanded By Baruch Before U. S. Reveals Bomb Secrets

Baruch’s Stand In Committee Puts Issue Before Control Board Monday

Baruch Insists On Veto Curb:   Delegates Told U. S. May Heald A-Bomb Secrets

Baruch Insists That U.N. Rule Out Atom Veto  Ban Is Price For Surrender Of Secrets, Commission ls Told  FINAL VOTE ON PLAN FOR CONTROL DELAYED  Aareement I< Reached On

Baruch Tells U. N Atom and Veto Power Can't Mix   Commission Puts Off Final Vote; To Consider Report on Monday

UN Action On Atom Control Postnoned   U. §. Not To Surrender Secrets It Vate Power Of Nations Retained

UN POSTPONES CONTROL VOTE; BARUCH 1S FIRM   Demands Veto Phrar« Remain Before  U.S. Acts

—t+ hh Aegean py Commission -Postpones Final Vote-On International Conirol Plan,

Baruch Fights fo Ban UN Veto on All Violations   Stand Holds Up Vote on International Control of Atom Bomb

STIL ba      Bernard Baruch Says Veto Power Must Be Ruled Out by UN

U. S. Not To Surrender Secrets It Veto Power Of Nations Retained.

British Oppose Russian Request To Postpone UNC   Show No Inclination to Suppert Soviet Quest for April 10th Date

BRITISH FIGHT RUSSIAN PLAN TO DELAY MEET   No incliation On Part Of British To Support Request Of Stalin

BRITISH OPPOSE RED REQUEST T0 DELAY UNO MEET   Soviet Warns Iran Time Is Ripe To — Change Its Course

AID TO CHINA BEING HELD UP   LaGuardia Stops Other Than Food UNRRA Shipments Until Ports Cleared

Educator Wants Emperor Put Out   Tells Students That Hirohito Is Responsible For War

Gen. J. L. Devers Reveals Plans   Rocket Units To Be Developed In U. S. Army Of Future It Is Annonneeda

ARMY WILL DEVELOP NEW ROCKET PROGRAM   Guided Missile Center To Be At Fort Bliss, Texas

Pageant from Passion of Christ to Be Presented Here Wednesday Night

Reich ‘Buffer’ fo Reds Urged   House Group Fears for Europe’s Turn

Oa eh rier estas  Russian Occupation Policy In Germany Under Attack   Declaring Communism Threatens To Engulf Western Europe, Says Soviets Are Stripping Germany, Not Keeping Wartime Promises  House Committee,

Communism Real Threat to Western Europe Unless U. S. Takes Lead in Rebuilding

SAY COMMUNISM IS THREAT TO WEST EUROPE   Claims U. 8. Must Take Lead  In Rebuilding Germany Economy

Annapolis Jammed For Academy Fetes   Prices for Rooms Soar os June Week Cere monies Begin

PRESS MAY GIVE GOVERNMENT A NEWS SERVICE   Nation's Editors Talk Of Editing And Financing ‘Spot News Report For U. S. Information Service To Use Abroad.

eee >  Plan Will Have Press Edit Spot News For Abroad   Proposal, Being Discussed At Newspaper Society Convention

U.S. MARKS 707. OF LEND-LEASE ACCOUNTS PAID   Truman Sees Action As One Of Foundations In Drive For World Stability

70 Pet. Of Lend Lease  Marked Paid   President Informs Congress Aid Amounted to Over 50 Billion Dollars Up to September 30.

Most of U. S. Aid Is Repaid   70 Per Cent of Lend-Lease Paid  Says Truman

Lend-Lease Costs Nation  ern Ak  JOU BUIIONS   70 Fer Cent of Aid Bills Stamped Paid; Soviet Won't Settle

TRUMAN INFORMS CONGRESS, 70 PER ( \CENT OF LEND LEASE AID HAS. BEEN: MARKED PAID TO DATE

Most Of Lend Lease Paid, Truman Reports   Delivers 23rd Report On Wartime Mutual Aid Program To Congress

70 Per Cent Of Nation’s Lend Lease Aid Marked Paid, President Reports   US To Recover More Than 10 Of 50 Billion Granted

—LEND LEASE MOSTLY DONATION \U.S. Has Marked 70 Per Cent Of It Paid

Lend Lease Mostly Paid Back to U.S.   Seventy Per Cent Has Been, Settled, 23rd Report Says; Truman Expects Stability   Cites Final Pacts   Canada’s Account Is Considered Closed; Also 7 Others :

Most of U.S. LendLease Aid Marked  Paid Now: Trumar   Tells Congress It’s One of Foundations for World x Stability

Truman Gives Congress Data Lend-Lease Aid   Over 50 Billion Extend. ed; Seventy Per Cent Of Tt Has Been Marked Paid

Report on L.S. Aid  Program   Congress Told by  Truman 70 Percen Of Lend Lease Aid Is Marked Paid

TRUMAN REVEALS 70 PER CENT OF DEALS ARE NOW “SETTLED”  REPORT TO CONGRESS 

Large Part Of Lend-Lease Marked Paid  Total Aid Extende   Total Aid Extended By U.S. Well Above 50 Billion Dollars

‘Full Settlement Of Account Was Never Expected   Actual Value of U.S Wartime Help to Its Allies Immeasurable

Review Shows 70 Percent Of Aid Is Repaid   Russia Is Invited “To Open Talks” On Settlement

US. Will Recover 20 P.C. Lend-Lease   Truman Reports 70 Per Cent Of Our $50,692,000,000 Canceled; Sees Stahilitw Aided

Trumay’ ‘Informs Congress That 70 Percent of U. S. Lend Leaée Marked Paid

Makes Report To Congress   President Expresses Conviction Accounting Would Prove ‘One of the Foundations of Economic Stability in Postwar World’

Truman Reports on \Lend-Lease Finances   Teils Congress Yhat 70 Per Cent of Loans Have Been Marked Poid

 aay {  (0) Per Cent Of Lend Lease Marked Paid   Truman Reports To Congress TodayStresses Aid in Winning Victory

Most Lend Lease Is Marked Paid, Reporis Truman   FLCPOLIS LTUMal  U.S. Gets $10,000,000,000 Of $50,692,000,000 Given.  ™. Dabae BMatiane fae Uae

Settlement Is Agreed Upon With Majority of Leading Recipients, Except Russia   President Sees Accounting as Foundation Of Werld Economic Stability and Declares Soviets Invited to Neaotiate on Settlement

70*«Lend Bills Are Marked “Paid”   Congress Informed By President; Peace Basis

1 PeT. PAD   More Recoveries From Aid Program To Come, President Reports

70 PERCENT LEND LEASE BEEN MARKED PAID   This Information Was Given Congress by President Truman.   IS A GOOD FOUNDATION   Of Economic Stability In the Postwar World, He , Said.

CHIEF REPORTS ON LEND LEASE   Wartime Help To Allies More Than 50 Billions—70 Percent Marked ‘Paid’

‘Lend Lease’ Bills 70 Per Cent Paid   Truman Report Sees Accounting as Basis of World Stability; Russia, Recipient of 23 _ Per Cent of Total Aid, Mum on Negotiations

70 Per Cent Marked Paid ro  Truman Issues Status Report On Lend-Lease

10 Per Cent Of Lend Lease Bill Is Paid   Truman Believes Accounting Brings Stable Economy

REVEAL 70% OF LEND LEASE AID HAS BEEN PAID   Britain Tops List as Largest Recipient in System: Russia Is Next

'10 Pct. ‘Paid’ on Debt Owed U.S. Under Lend-Lease   Truman Points Out Full Repayment Never Anticipated

LEND-LEASE 1S MOSTLY ‘PAID’   Truman Thinks Accounting Will Contribute To World Security

Lend - Lease 70 Per Cent Paid,  Truman States   Country Stands To Recover Ten Billions In Reverse Aid And Payments

4000 DRIVERS VOTE RETURN TO WORK   Accept Plan for Wage Boost of 31c Hour, or $7.50 Weekly

CATHOLIC CHURCH PROPERTY MAY BE SEIZED BY POLANI   QUESTION OF TAKING OVER LARGE CHURCH ESTATES TO COME BEFORE PARLIAMENT

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR ARBITRATION OF LIMW ISSUES   Reply May Come Later ir Day When Both Sides Again See Him    BRIEF NMIGRNING PARLEY   Federal Officials Feel New Offer May Be Made by Mine Operators

Study Possibilities Of Resuming Parleys “Broken Off Yesterday   O’Neill And Lewis Silent After Brief Sessior With President This Morning; New industry Offer Believed To Be Near.

Another Meeting Is Scheduled This Afternoon  wae: Vevel ssmdwcccl be lan

Wallace Faces Pearson Suit  Columnist Secured Copy Secret Letter

Sceretary Ross Was Too Stow In Consulting Tru man; Wallace Worked Fast

Pearson Forced Letter Release  Columnist Denies He Filched EpisHe

Squatter Movement Widens     War Veterans And Families Take Over Training Station In Ottawa

Squatter Movement Widens pen arerategepe nireeencea ne  War Veterans And Families Take Over Training Station In Ottawa

Fifty Sotdiers and Their Families Smash Gates and Move Furniture Into Building Formerly Used for Instruction —Mounted Police Set Up Barricade of Two Automobiles but Squatters Push Cars Aside,

Squatters’ Movement Spreads In Canada Homeless Veterans Seek Refuge in Naval Station

TRIBUTES PAID U.S. LABORERS   President says Largest Part Of Reconversion Accomplished

Truman Praises Labor's Role in Year of Peace; Lewis Hits Lack of Unity

REGONVERSION NEARLY OUCH HE DEGLAREE   Tells Nation It Car Face Future With Confidence.

Truman Message on Labor Day Lauds Labor Role  Chief Executive Says ‘Big Job

Truman in Praise Of Labor's Part   Still Have Big Job to Do, Long Way to Go But "We Con Do It”

TRIBUTE TO LABOR PAID BY TRUMAN   PRESIDENT LAUDS WORKERS ROLE IN FIRST 12 MONTHS OF PEACE,

Most Reconversion Accomplished, Truman Says in Labor Day Message

Year At Peace   John L,: Lewis Blames: Lack Of Labor Unity For. Production Turmoil. > 2

Truman Message on Labor Day Lauds Labor Role  Chief Executive Says ‘Big Job - Yet to Be Done’

Truman Praises Peacetime Role Of U. S. Workers   Says Largest Part. Of Reconversion Is Now Accomplishe

President Lauds Labor For Output   Lewis Attacks Lack of Unity  Among Unions

Truman Hails Role of Labor   Holiday Statement Cites Reconversion

To Go on With Pipeline Action   Plan to Have Special Advisory Council Act Collapses

WAA to Follow Disposal Plan   Bids for Pipelines Through County to Be Reviewed Now

STASSEN TEST  BEING STAGEL   : _ Sa BACKED BY FOR MER. MINNESOTA GOVERNOR —__- AWAITING_RESULT_OF ___ _ GOP PRIMARY  .

President Backs Senate Move To  Probe War Profits   Committee May Scan Income Tax Returns

Open Probe War Profits   Senate Committee Investigates Operations Of Chicago Concerns,

AN INVESTIGATION OF WAR PROFITS IS TO BE MADE   Chairman Mead of Kentucky Told the Senate It Could Be Public.   ‘A LARGE SUM WAS SPENT   He Declared More Than $315,000,000,000 Had Been Spent on War Purchases.

War Profits Probe Will Open Monday   Public Inquiry Will Start  In the Chicago Region

QUESTION OF INDUCTING 'TEEN-AGERS TO BE THE MAIN POINT OF'CON — TROVERSY_

Draft Extension Debate In House Gets Under Way   Speedy Action Is Needed To Prevent Selective Service Expiration May 15   SOME FORM OF EXTENSION SURE

Real Estate Industry Chie! Raps Federal Regulations      Wyatt Urges Congress Guarantee Market for Low-Cost Dwellings

Lafollette Fate At Stake Today   Son Of ‘‘Fighting Bob Seeks Nomination As Republican Candidate In Wisconsin

NAZI DOCTORS ON TRIAL TODAY   ‘Mercy’ Killings At Germar Concentration Camps To Be Aired

Two are Victims Of Stab Wounds; Vet Badly Hurt   Mans Father Is Held Pending Outcome Of Son's Injuries

“America ’s Neglect In Europe May Result In : Soviet Control Of Germany, Sheean Declares

MUDDY TRACK EXPECTED TO SLOW DOWN RUNNERS IN 22ND EDITION OF RACE CLASSIC

DERBY 10 BE PIN IN MUD   Maine Chance Entry Favored, But Track May Aid Outsider

12D KENTUCKY DERBY 10 BE RUN IN MUD   Maine Chance Entry Favored, But Track May Aid Outsider

Tax Collections in State Are Up  Amounts Listed in Board’s Report

Tax Collections in State Are Up  Gasoline Provides Greatest Source

Tax Collections in State Are Up  Gasoline Provides Gracttact Snurca

FBI Confirms Fingerprints  ‘In Degnan Case   Truth Serum to Be Giver Veuth. 17. in Effort

‘Truth Serum’ Will Be Used on Youth Held as Deaqnan Kidnap-Murder Suspect

Two Nameless Americans Who Lie Overseas May Join Unknown Soldier On Potomac Banks

MAY HONOR 2 UNKNOWN DEAD   Nameless Soldiers From Europe And Pacific May ‘ Be Chosen

May Choose Two ‘Unknown Heroes   Senate Committee Would Choose Unknows from Europe and Pacific

/2 Unknown Soldiers May Represent War Dead of Both Pacific, Europe   Gen. MacArthur Sends Purple Heart 'to Little Girl Orphaned By War

CONN FAMILY WINGED WHEN OE HIT BILLY   ‘Members Sit By Their Radios At Pittsburgh

OPPOSE SPANISH ~ [ISSUE “FORMULA   Russia and Poland Term Plan to Keep Case on Agenda, ‘Too Weak’.   OBJECT TO PROPOSALS

Speedway Winner  Collects $33,800   Eight Racers Finish Contest from Starting  Field of Thirty-Three

Gas Accumulations May Have Caused Baker Hotel Blast   Eighth Victim Dies: Saturday; Explosion Rocked Downtown Area

CONNALLY ASKS DELEGATES T0 FORGET HATRED   U. S. Senator Sees Venezia Giulia Area Of Italy As ‘Fertile Soil For War;’’ Masaryk Supports Tito's Territorial Claims.

Connally Asks Pafience and Forbearance   Texas Democrat Tells Peace Conference Venezia Giulia Is Fertile Soil for War

U.S. DELEGATE “WARNS GROUP OF WAR PERIL   Gives Maiden Speech At Paris; Molotov Back From Moscow

CONNALLY URGES PARIS PARLEY 10) FORGET HATRED!   Senator Calls for Tolerance in Settlement of Trieste  DPitemipnn

sees Venezia Giulia Area As ‘Soil For War’.   Chairman Senate Poreigt Relations Committee : Ad. dresses Paris Meet, 9

Sen. Connally Makes Appeal To Conference   Senator Asks Conference To Settle Stormy Trieste Dispute

TOM CONNALLY PLEADS FOR JUST END TO TRIESTE ISSUE   Speaks At Peace Conference In Supportnig U. S. Stand On Question

Connally Views: Venezia Giulia As Soil For War   Senator- Addresses Parley  Shortly After Molotoy’s  ~. Return From’ Moscow

Connally Pleads With Nations To Forget Hatreds   Tells Parley Trieste Dispute Fraught With Danger

Connally Declares Venezia Giulia Is Fertile War Area   Molotov Returns From Moscow Apparently to Give Stalin’s Viewpoint

SAYS TRIESTE AREA FERTILE SOIL FOR WAR   Sen. Connally Tells Peace Parley Venezia Giulia Sector, in U, S. View, Should Become Free Territory.

Texan Urges Harmony At Conference   Wants Nations To Forget Their Prejudices

Trieste Said Fertile War Soil   Sen. Connally Appeals for Nations to Forget Hatred, Prejudice

Molotov Returns From Four-Day Conference With Stalin, Ready To Give Leader’s Views to Big-4

Senator 8 Senator Says:.. om  I talian Loiie.  . Fertile Soil.  For Conflict

Everything Is Figured Out for Us Now All We Need Is a Freezer Unit

Ciear Weather Is Shortlived   Rain In South And Northwest, Snow In Two Other Areas Reported

Quake Felt In West Coast Area; People In Cities Rush From Buildings

AMARILLO IS HOST Fat Stock  Show Dates March 4-7   Walls Crumble as Quake Rocks Pacific Northwest

504 Others Suffer Less Severe Damage; Nearly 400 Others Have Minor. Damage, Survey Shows   ‘Quake Rocks Seattle Area

SEATTLE ROCKED BY EARTHQUAKE   --Two-Story Wall, 50,000 Gallon Water Tank Topple

MARITIME PAY DISPUTE MENACES U.S   Threatens Labor Pcace and Wage Balance Program

Unions Band Together For Pay War   Wage Stabilization Program Threatened By Developments

Maritime Wage Dispute Menace  To Labor Peace   Wage Stabilization Allsc Endangered By Threat of Walkout

OPA Extension Bill Ready For Senate Action   Compromise One-Year Measure Is Worked Out By Senate Committee   STRONG OPPOSITION TO CONFRONT BILL  WASHINQTON Inle &

New OPA Bill Facing Strong Fight in Senate   Restores Price, Rent Curbs of June 30; Taft Plan Eliminated

OPA Extension Bill Comes up For Senate Vote   Revised Proposal Acceptable to. President Truman

ONE-YEAR OPA EXTENSION BILL GOES 10 SENATE   Sen. Barkley Says Bill Will Be Approved

Region With Over a Million People, No Lawyers, Have Curious Phases of Justice

Officer Says Navy ‘Shortchanged’ On War Tips Found By Washington

Phe Veeather   Officer ‘Outraged’ By  Lack OF War Information   Layton Says Pearl Harbor Story Would Have Teen Different With Code Noles

Washington Is Blamed for Pearl Harbor   Pacific Intelligence Officer Declares Information Lacking

Intelligence Officer Says Hawaii “Shortchanged” On ~ Reports of Decoded Notes

information Was Withheld, Navy Officer Charges   Implies Negligence in Nut Sending Fleet  Message Copies

Puts Pearl Harsor Blame en Canital   Officer Says Message  Would Have Saved Loss

‘Avalanche-Journal Will Give Grid ‘Results By Phone ---But Only Those ‘Affecting Lubhock -And Area Teams

Avalanche-Journal Will Give Foothall Resulls By Telephone—But Only Those Affecting Teams In Lubbock And Area

CONTROL PLAN OF ATOM BOMB IS OUTLINED   BASIS FOR TALKS IS LAID BEFORE COMMITTEE

Set up Program For Control of “Atomic Energy   Six Countries Named te - Sub-Committee for New Charter

U.N. Expedites A-Control Plan   Evatt Gives Commission Gi+-Poaint Program

U.S. MISSION WORKERS HELD  Americans Threatened With Harm By Romanian Police

REPORT TITO MAKING NEW PROTEST TO U.S   Yugoslay Leader Says Planes Still Violating Pact

TITO. CHARGES NEW FLIGHTS      ‘PROT S THAT “BRUTAL IN FRINGEMENT” HY AMERICAN PLANES 1S BEING CON~PINUED

TORNADO HIT IN ARKANSAS   FOUR PERSONS DEAD FROM TWISTER OF LAST NIGHT— TEXAS TOTAL IS 28

College Boy. 17, Reenacts Slaying At Degnan Home   Cavalcade of Police Speeds to Scene Of The Gruesome Crime

Arnold Declares “AF Efficiency. ~ At Low Poin’   Rapid Demobilization Responsible, Former AAF Chief Savs

Baby at Laredo Is State’s Sixth Death From Polio   New Cases Reported In San Antonio; DDT Used to Fight Disease

States Sixth Malady Victim  Dies at Laredo   Epidemic Leads to Border; Worst Now Believed Over

Fight Against Disease Going Forward Worst Of Epidemic In Texas  Cities Believed To Be Over

Roundup of Jews Pushed by Britain   More Than 1,000 Detained by Police In Jerusalem Area

1,000 Jews Rounded Up By British   Tension Is High Through. out Holyland; Partition. ing Of Area Proposed

ARREST OVER 1000 SUSPECTS IN JERUSALEM   Tension High As British Round-up Subversive Elements

TENSION HIGH THROUGHOUT HOLY LAND   Brit. Police Round Up 1000 Suspected

Mobile Patrols © Round Up Huge Group For Probe   MANY ARE ARRESTED IN HOMES BY. TROOPS

Police Hold 1000 Suspects After Bombing   10 More Bodies Taken From Ruins: Toll Is 76

BRITISH POLICE ARREST 1,000   Round Up Suspects in Palestine Rint

British Continue Mass Arrests of Palestine Jews   Mcre Than 1,000 Persons Suspected of Violence Taken in Custody   LONDON PLANNING HOLY LAND SOLUTION   Government Wants Solution Before United Nations Assembly Meeting

BRITISH ROUND UP 1,000 JEWS   HUNT DOWN ALL THOSE SUSPECTED OF VIOLENCE

Leaders in Agricultural, Religious Groups To Renew Vows for Stewardship of the Soil

SCHOOL STRIKE IN [OWA ENDS   TeachersAccept $20 Monthly Pay Increase

TAFT TO SEEK CHAIRMANSHIP OF LABOR GROUE   Ohio Senator Decides To Head Important Committee:

Taft To Ask Senators for Labor Post   Also Hopes to Stay as a Member of Finance Committee

Behind-The-Scenes Tussle... .  Three-Way Battle Over Chairmanship In Senate Rises To Haunt The GOP

Will Continue As Chairman 0  Finance Com.   Senator Says Labor Legislation Will Get Top Priority On Part Of New Congress.

Republicans Battle Over Top Spot in Important Commerce Committee

GOP FIGHT FOR COMMERCE JOB MAY END UNITY   Three-Way Battle Underway for Chairmanship of New Committee

THREE 6. 0.P RIVALS SEEK SENATE JOB   Battle Looms For Chairmanship Of Commerce Group   Revolves Around Claim 01 Senator White; Robertson, Tobey Want Post

TAFT HOPES T0 GET LABOR CHAIRMANSHIP   Ohio Senator Prefers That Post to Finance Committee, Either to Which by Seniority He Would Be Entitled.

LABOR COMMITTEE   Ohio Republican Also Plans to Retain Post on Finance Grous

G. O. P. Unity Threatened  2® Way Fioht Brews   3-Way Fight Brews Over Chairmanship ofr Commerce Body

Taft Will Seek To Head Senate  Labor Commission   Appoitment Would Keep ‘New Dealer’ Aiken From Labor Chairmanship

Taft Would Head   By Seniority Ohio Senato: Has Choice of Two Groups   TO ORGANIZE DEC. 30   Will Clamor for Revision of Labor Laws in New Congresa

TAFT 10 Bi FOR POST ON LABOR PANEL   Ohio Senator Passes Up Job As Head of Senate’s Finance Group

'3-Way Battle Over Commerce Committee ‘Chairmanshio New Threat To GOP Harmony

Taft Is to Seek Chairmanship Of Labor Group  Finance Committee Leadership May Ga ta Westerner

TAFT TO SEEK LABOR COMM. CHAIRMANSHIP   Ends Hopes of Senator Aiken For Post

Battle Looms Within GOP For Key Job In Congress   Senator White Plans To Seek Two Posts Under Reorganization

TAFT DECIDES 10 SFEK LABOR POST   SAYS HE WILL ASK CHAIRMANSHIP OF SENATE COMMITTEE

Taft Would Head Labor Committee   Says He Also Plans To Remain on Finance Committee

Taft To Ask Chairmanship Of Senate Labor Group, Commerce Fight In Making

GOP Harmony Efforts Meet New Obstacle   Three-Way Battle Looms Over Chairmanship Of © New Senate Commerece Commiutiee

Taft Seeks Labor Pos  in Senate   Hopes to Retain Steering, Finance Committee Positions

Taft Will Seek To Head Labor Committee   Gives Up Finance Post; Millikan May Get That Job

Taft Chooses Labor Post in Next Senate   Ultra-conservative Leadership Likely In Laber Legislation

LABOR POST LEADERSHIP AIM OF TAFT   Ohio Senator Willing To Remain Member of Finance Committee In Upper Beay   OTHER BATTLES PENDING

Taft Asks Labor Post   Makes Choice Between Chairmanships of Fi nance and Labor Committees in Senate

TAFT TO HANDLE BILLS ON LABOR   Ohio Republican Requests Committee Chairmanship In New Senate

TAFT WILL ASK TO HEAD GROUP ON LABOR LAWS   Decision May Give Senate's Finance Leadership To Millikin Of Colorado

Battle Prospect In Senate   NH Senator Ready To Give Up Banking  Sinecure

GOP Set To Line Up Role Dec. 30   Taft Backing Move To Take Over In  Congress

Taft to Ask Senate Labor Chairmanship   Ohio Solon Also Plans to Remain on Finance Group and Republican Steering Committee

Taft Will Ask For Labor Post   Senator To See Seek ‘Chairmanship Of Import-" ant Committee:

Taft Will Seek Chairmanship of Labor Committee  Nebraskan Asks Post with Board Dyn Public Lands

TAFT WILL SEEK CHAIRMAN JOB OF LABOR GROUP   Announcement Removes Stumbling Block In Organization Of Committees

Chairmanship Important In New Congress   Made So By Clamor Fox Revision of U. S. Labor Legislation

Taft to Seek Leadership Of Labor Group   Senator Announces  Preference for Labor a .  Post over Finance

TAFT WILL ASK LABOR POSITION   Seeks Chairmanship of Senate Committee

TAFT WILL ASK LABOR DUTIES   Says He Will Take Chairmanship Of Senate Labor Committee

Chairmanship of Committee Will Be Requested   Plans to Remain Also  On Tay.Writina Group

Sen. Taff Wants Labor Chairman  Finance: Direction Goes To Milliken

Wants Important Committee Post In New Congres:   G.O.P. Senators Meet Dec. 30 to Organize; Plans to Remain on Finance Committee

Barrett in Break With Gov. Green; Charges Alliance   Attorney General Accuses Governor of Bi-Partisan Deals

HEALTH HEADS FIGHT SPREAD OF SMALLPOX   Epidemic Threatens Northwest State; Cases Increase

U. S. Health Officials Army, Navy Join in Fight on Disease   Spread of ‘Black’ or Oriental Smallpox Has Reached Epidemic Proportions on Coast

Action  Delayed To Hear Witness   Case Bill Hearing Is Next In Line; Roundup of Day 

Labor Law Hearings Completed   Senate Group Postpones Action on Fact-Finding Leaislation

AAA Election Of Committees in December   Dates and Places of Meetings ‘Given Below

AAA Conservation Voting Announced   Release Schedule for County; te Start December 2 in Three Townships

‘Schedule of ‘NAA Elections Is Announced   All Townships In County “To Hold Their Meetiags ’Next Weele

Schedule O Co. AAA Polls Set.   Six Different Dates _Por Elections in Palo Alto °

AAA COMMITTEES 10 BE ELECTED FRIDAY   Schedule for Polling Is An nounced for 13 Farm Communities.

AAA ELECTIONS TO BE HELD IN EARLY DECEMBER   Schedule of Voting Places And Dates Released by Roy Denzler, County Chijemay

New Maritime  - Strike Loom:   Mounting Union Rivalry Threatens Ports

Labor Storm Brewing on Waterfronts   Union Rivalries And Demands of Employes Reason

Ominous Labor Clouds Forming On Waterfronts   Maritime Union Rivalry And Demands Cause *-»cern In Capital

wa State Fair Ready to Open Friday Morning   potnce Goal Goal of Half Million Attendance

IOWA STATE FAIR WILL OPEN FRIDAY   Fair Officials Predict a Record Attendance of Half Million At Centennial Exposition August 23 To 30.

Blackhawk Division Wil Resume War Training Because of Island Setup

[OWA TRAFFIC TOLL AT 515.   Tops Last Year’s 366, But Is Well ~ Tinder Record 1941

Workers Kept Idle by Pickets Get Impatient   strike 103 Days Old; Tru: man Cancels Trip to Florida

BYRNES PLAN : FOR TREATIES GETS PRAISE   HIGHLY FAVORABLE REACTION IN WASHINGTON TO PROPOSAL FOR 25-YEAR  ‘BIG FOUR" ALLIANCE .

NAVY PREPARING T RUN SHIPS IN GAS OF MARITIME STRIKI   Send Out Appeal To Forme Navy Personnel

NAVY PLANS TO OPERATE NATION FLEET   ClO Maritime Workers, And Operators Meet

Navy Prepares For Operation Of Merchant Fleet   Plan To Keep U. S. Mer chant Fleet Operating In Event Of Maritime Strike   NEGOTIATIONS ARE BEING CONTINUED

Navy to Operate Merchant Ships in Event of Strike   U. S. Appeals to All Discharged Naval Personnel for Help

Volunteers Sought Among Veterans To Man U. S. Merchant Ships __. During Emergency

SOVIET SPY SUSPECT GIVES $10,000 BOND   Federal Authorities Rrleaxe Nicola! Redin on Recognizance of Rux<sian Consul General

Refrigerator Price Boost Authorized   De-Contro! Board Again Considers Restoration Of Ceilings; Deadline Set by Congress Nears

“OPA Hikes Prices On Canned Goods And Refrigerators   Price Boosts Are to Offset Higher Sugar And Wage Costs--Annliee to 1946 Pact

Kleetrie ice Box  Price Up   Increase Will be From $10 to $12; Follows Higher Price For Other Equipment

RETAIL CEILINGS ON CANNED FRUIT WILL BE ELEVATED   Price Increases Authonzed on 1946 Pack From One to Seven Cents

Two Hiers Burn Near Lancaster   Piane Went Out of Control After Takeoff; Flames Prevented Rescue

HOUSE GROUP TO STUDY SUPREME COURT BATTLE   Judiciary Unit Scans Conflict le Gana? Dayant

Judiciary House Unit In Session   Some Demands For Both Justices To Resign Positions

HOUSE GROUP TO STUDY FEUD IN HIGH COURT   Committee Meets Behind Closed  Doors To Consider Facts

Investigation Jackson, Black Fiaht {s Bequn   Judiciary Committee  Opens Study Of Case

Pittsburgh Hotel Workers Strike   Eight Major Hotels Affected by Midnight Walkout

STRIKE HITS EIGHT PITTSBURGH HOTELS   Fighteen Hundred Workers Walk Out to Enforce Demands for 20 Pct. Wage Hike.

~—_---- rar  (To Talk On Why  Preachers Should   Be Sent To Hell

Polio Nation's Most Costly Disease, Say Foundation Leaders   $7,006 Per Year !s Spent In Treating Came Cacac

Newsprint Strike Parley Is Scheduled   Hard Coal Waaqe Parleys Continue

1,600,000 Drawing Jobless Pay Now.... VA Wants To Know Why So Many Veterans Draw Unemployment Checks

Check by VA On Jobless Pay Is Being Made   Claim Some are Making No Try To Get Work

COURT HEARS OF NAZI CAMPAIGN 10 CRUSH RELIGION   Gestapo Men Dragged Nuns from Convent, imprisoned Czech Priasts

RAIL PRESIDENT SHOT TO DEATH   Believe children Plavi ing With .22 Fired Shot That Killed Morris Hawkins, President Of Norfolk.  Southern. 

Commission Investigating Army ‘Caste’ System Made Up of Former Enlisted Men

FAIL TO FIND POPULAR PLAN   ANGLO- -AMERICAN SUGGESTION FOR SETTLEMENT OF  , DISPUTE IS RECEIVED COLDLY

State Labor Group Hits Price Gouging; Ask Housing Action   Call on People to Study Voting Records of Men in Congress

ILLINOIS LABOR URGED TO CHECK ON CONGRESSMEN   FEDERATION BOARD ASKS EXAMINATION OF VOTING ON OPA

CHINESE REDS KIDNAP YANKS   Marine Officers Negotiating For Their Return

The Stock Market -  _In a Rally Today   Quick Settlement of the Coal Strike Partial Cause of Rise.

Dewey MarginNew Record for State   Carries Teammates Ives, Hanley, Goldstein, Moore to Victory; T eciclature Majoritv Increased

SMASHING VICTORY   Wins 58 of State's 62 Coun. ties; Ives Elected to U. S$. Senate”  Ee ee nee ee

0 aan puARRE   Federal Government, Alse Lewking inte Alleged Price Manioulatien

Small Boy Turns Tables On  ‘Policeman: Asks Questions   Young Quizmaster One Up on Sergeant

HOLY CITY FOR ~ BACTERTINE   ‘Thousands To See -Worshippers In Symbolic Ceremonies   ‘AT JERUSALEM   Streets Lined - With Barbed Wire, Baryieades, Troops

Christians Go ~ To Jerusalem   Thousands See Worshipers Recreate Last Hours Before * Christ’s Crucifixion

Thousands Stream Into Jerusalem For Easter Rites; Troops On Hand

THOUSANDS THRONG JERUSALEM TO WITNESS HOLY WEEK RITES AS POLITICAL CONFLICT BOILS ANEW

Thousands In Jerusalem For  Church Rites   Stream Into City Through Streets Lined With Barbed Wire and Teeming With Troops

Thousands Stream Into Jerusalem For Easter Despite Tense Situation   Political Situation And Presence Of Armed Troop: Fail To Dampen Religious Ardor Of Visitors; Strike Grips Country

TENSION GRIPS PALESTINE AREA   Barbed. Wire. Barricades Greet Thousands Flocking To Holy Land For Easter Observance.   --BY CARTER L. DAVIDSON-}

Through Streets Lined With Barbed Wire, Thousands Of Faithful Stream Into Jerusalen

Thousands Go Te Jerusalem For Rites Of Easter   Undercurrent Of Tension Prevails; Strike Is Complication

Jerusalem, 1916 Pilgrims to Holy City Tread Past Troops, Barbed Wire

Palestine Celebrates Maundy Thursday. ‘With Ancient Rites Amid Modern Strife

Thousands Stream into Jerusalem te Watch Pre-Crucifixion Ceremonies

Military Tension Grips Palestine As Christians Pay Honor To Christ

SYMBOLIC CEREMONY HELD IN JERUSALEM   Tension Prevails in Holy City; Strike Complicates Controversy

Thousands Enter Holy City For Easter Rites Despite Tense Political Situation

THRONGS FLOCK TO JERUSALEM   Thousands Will View Festive Easter Week Paceantry

Maine to Hold First General  Election Today   GOP to Name Candidates At ‘Party Conventions. In Four Staten —

General Election In Maine Today   Republican Victory Seen Certain As Experts Watch Vote Ratio

NINE HAS FIRST 1946 ELECTIONS   Nation to Watch Republican Stronghold Today for Ratio of Opposing Votes

Interest Centers on Maine Voting  - Other Contests Set This Week

FORESEES SOME DIFFICULTY IN MONTHS AHEAD   Says He Will Do Whatever Is Best For People

STRESSES WELFARE OF NATION   Pleads Unity Stay On Foreign Policy

President Says He Il Cooperate for Good of All   Denies Rumors of Cabinet Changes and Resignations

GOP Reciprocation  Asked By President   Pepper Calls For United Nations  Intervention In Palestine Affair

Truman Promises Full Cooperation To GOP Leaders   Aims to Work for Welfare Of Americans for Next 2 Years, He Says

PLEDGES HE WILL ACT FOR NATION'S GOOD   Cooperation Asks Republican

Chief Urges Co-operation  Despite Split   Sees Serious Threat To National Welfare From Bickering

Makes First Speech Since The Election   Put Shoulder To The Wheel Fer Welfare Of Entire Country, President Says At News Conference

Uroes Members To Help Work For Good Of All   Rep. Halleck Pledges Support To President

Political Armistice Proposed as Solution to Problems Arising From Divided Control of  Government; Resignation Rumors Denied

HEIRENS TO BE ~ INDICTED TODAY   To Face Charges in Two Murders. oo

Hope for Agreement In 16-Day Tie-Up Of Airline Pilots  Elaetian Dau Rerinne   Election Day Brings No Settlement Votes On U. S. Strike Front

Labor Front Still Fogged By W si iit   Election Day Fails To Bring Any Settlement In Drawn Out Disputes

Peace Bid for Labor Predicted   Farm Equipment Strike Negotiations Reopened at Allis Chalmers

No Ballots Cast To End Strikes   Soft Coal Dispute Parley In Recess

Als Chalmers Strike Parley May Be Resumed   Union and Company Reach Tentative Agreement to Renew Negotiations   SOFT COAL MINE TALKS RECESSED   Will Reopen Monday; TWA Pilots Consider Arbitration Scheme

Disputes In Labor Kept Up VoteDay   AFL Pilot Strike Settlement Holds Out Best Hope

Agreement Delayed In TWA Strike   Pilots and Company Hit Stumbling Block on System of Pay

ENCOUNTER SNAG IN TWA DISPUTE  wTwmeimsiaim rmiir   STRIKING PILOTS FAIL TO AGREE ON WAGE FORMULA

Hope Is Seen For End Of ‘Pilots’ Strike   Coal Dispute Talks Awaiting Krua’‘s Retum

LITTLE CHANGE IN STRIKE NEWS   Coal Conferences Recessed: Farm Equipment Wage Talks To Resume

LEWIS, KRUG TO JOIN IN CONFERENCE   Negotiations to Be Resumed in Milwaukee Dispute

Labor Disputes Are Not Settled  Some of Hope of Endina TWA Strike

Election Day Brings No End To Walkouts  Cnt Can! lecuae   Soft Coal Issue Held in Balance Pending Parleys

New Hope Seen For Settlement Of AC Strike   Disputante Agree To Resume Negotiations In Long Tieup; Krug, Lewis To Enter Mine Talks

TWA and Pilots Renew Efforts For Agreement   Recess Called i Mine Wage  Negotiations

Strikes Seem No Nearer To End For U. S.   ‘LITTLE PROGRESS MADI  IN LABOR DISPUTES TODAY

More Low-Cost Clothing to Be Ready By July as U.S. Boosts Production

Clothing’ to Grow More Plentiful   Improvement in Situatior Promised for July by Stabilizer Bowles 

CHINA INVOLVED IN POLITICAL DISPUTE   Cancellation Of UNRRA Supplies Major Problem

Democrats Fly To Defense Of Trading Pacts   Reaction Prompted By GOP. Demand -For Suspension of Reciprocal Agreements

‘In Line For Trouble’ RON RSS CT AY § BE OY REY  Dems Fight GOP Move To Suspend Reciprocal Trade

Hershey Takes Action Odvarka Is Ousted From Draft Board   Haited Induction Of Colfax Youths

Yosuke Matsuok Jap War Crimes Defendant, Dies   Ex-Foreign Minister : Tuberculosis Victim: Charges Are Erased

Hatch Proposes To Inject Foreign Policy Issue Into Fall Election Campaign   Says GOP House Would Mean Repudiation Of The Administration’s Program

Hatch Plans to Inject Foreign Policy Issue into Election Campaign in Fall

—POLITICS—  U.S. Foreign Policy Will Be An Issue  Senator Hatch To Rieet Il & Penorar

Bowles To Put Output Ahead Of ‘Price Line’   Stabilization Chief Asserts Confidence  Is Todav’s Need

Bowles Hits Criticism of Federal Plan   Wage-price Policy Termed Formula for Sustoined Prosperity

Pledges OPA To Investigate All Complaints   Declares Policy Will Work If Everyone Decides That It Must .

Wage-Price Policy Will Stand   Prices are not To be Allowed To Interfere  With Production

Determined Price: Will Not Hinder U. 5. Production   Director Believes New Wage-Price Policy Needs No Revision 

Prices “No Thorn” to Production   Will Not Be Allowed To Interfere With Flow of Goods Says Srahbilizetion Chief

EVERY SQUAWK PAIVESTIGATER Bowles Claims Thaf General Price Levels Will Nof Rise -

Bowles Pledges Production Aid   Won't Permit Price Controts Ta Sfow Output of Goods for 0. 5.

Prices Will Not Interfere With Output, Says Bowles   Stabilization Director Tells News Conference He Believes Reports That Controls Have Slowed Flow Of Goods Are “Fallacious,” Promises Probe

Policies Remain Same  For All   Bowles Says All Reports To Be Investigated

Missing, Pilot Found Alive   “Wandering In Bush .Wilderness Of Canada Since @t:Plane Crasher Tune 29

LEFT WING GROUPS HOLD MALORITY IN BELGIAN SENATE   Former Socialist Premier May Be Recalled te Form Cabinet .

Explosion Turns Man Into Torch   Two Neighbors Save Emil Tagliari’s Life By Throw. ing Him to Ground

Proposed Army, Navy Merger Causes Clash   Pro-Navy Congiessmen Protest One Cabmet Member For Mhahtary

ARMY AND NAVY ARGUING AGAIN   President’s Merger Plan Starts New Controversy Between Services

‘White Only’ Clause Still Worries DAR   Special Committee Appointed to Study Clause That Prohibits Use of Constitution Hall by Negroes

Sec. Wallace Backs Seaway  Views Developments In Production, Trade

CHILDREN NEED FOOD    Adviser to Herbert Hoover Reports  on Conditions in Europe

30Million Children  i aCe Olarvallun   In European Areas   Hoover Adviser Reports Children’s Condition Presents Tragic -.- Problem

Most Polgnant Homan Problem  Millions Of Europe's. Children ‘Uraently Need Food For Life

EUROPE'S HUNGRY CHILDREN. NUMBER OVER 20,000,009   Herbert Hoover's Adviser Reports on Health and Food Survey in 12 Countries.   WORST CONDITIONS FOUND IN POLAND   Declares It Is Problem Even for Adults to Survive and Forage for Them selves,

FOOD SOUGHT FOR CHILDREN   Between 20 And 30 Million Are Declared In Urgent Need

Millions Are In Need Of Food Now   Supplementary Feeding Program to Cost Up to $300,000,000

Children In Need of Food   Between 20 and 30 Million Of Them in Europe Are Touching Human Problem

Twenty Million Children Hungry   ‘Most Poignant Human Problem in Europe’

30,000,000 CHILDREN SAID T0 BE STARVING   Conditions In Poland Worst Hoover’s Aid Reports

Children Of Europe In  Need Of Food   Pate Estimates  20-30 Million

Sportsmen Favor increase In Hunting ind Fishing Fees   Poll Shows Sportsmen Favor 50¢ Increase On poth License ;

Spring Rain Brings Relief to Nearly All State  Parched Farm Land Derives Much

Spring Rain Bring Relief to Nearly All State  Parched Farm Land Derives Much Aid From Moisture

FEWER CATTLE. ON FEED IN IOWA   Early Marketing Blamed for All-Time Low Mark

Other Marine Unions Demand Pay Increase   Maritime Tie-Up Expected To Continue *til All ee: Cae ee

ClO Maritime Union Strike is Still in Effect   Pacific Coast Dispute Remain: To Be Settled

House-Senate OPA Conferees Face Deadlock   ‘Effort To Assure Manufac_ turers Higher Prices May  Stall Conference

FRUMAN ASKS FOR “WORKABLE" BILL AS CONFEREES DEBATE FEATURES OF SENATE BILL

Increases Hinge On ‘Expansion it ‘Production’   Elimination Would Nullify Barkley  Formula

Truman Cites Rising Prices In OPA Plea   Conference Deadlock Looms Over Effort To Aid Manufacturer

CONFERENCE ON OPA RESUMES DISCUSSIONS   Manufacturers Higher Prices May Stop OPA

Rep. May Can't Appear Before Probers Friday   Must Have ‘Indefinite Period Of Rest,’ Doc tare Declare.

May Unable  To Appear Before Quiz   Representative Needs Long Rest, Kentucky ©    _ Doctors Report

Congressman. Is Too Ill To Appear Friday   Statement From His Physicians Submilled to Senate War In:  . vestigating Committee by Lawmaker’s Attorney

May Will Not Be Able to Appear Friday   Must Have an Indefinite Period Of Rest, Attention

Papers Stolen In Garsson Case  Committee Sets FBI On Trail Of Thief

SENATE PROBERS HAVE NAMES OF THOSE INVOLVED   COMMITTEE SETS FBI ON TRAIL OF LOOTER OF FILES

May Must Have Indefinite Rest  Physicians Issue Report on Health

Indefinite Resf Prescribed for Rep. A. J. May   Physicians’ Report Eliminates Possibility Of Early Questioning

DOCTORS ADVISE REST FOR MAY   Eliminates Chances of Appearance on Friday

PHYSICIANS ASK REST FOR MAY   Two Kentucky Doctors Declare Solon Needs ‘Quiet, Careful Attention’

Mead Committee ‘Has Identity Of Persons Who Took Munitions Combine ‘Papers from File; Group Gets Addec Assistance From Federal Agencies

Won't Hear From May ‘Tomorrow   -War Probe Testimony Postponed As Doctors  Report Congressman  - Must Have Long Rest

Young Democrats Elect Leaders  Platform Conclave Scheduled Today

Young Democrats Elect Leaders  Platform Conclave  O.hadulad Tadaw

BRADLEY FAILS TO FIND JOBS FOR VETERANS   500,000 Vets Already Are Drawing Jobless Benefits

BRADLEY CAN'T UNCOVER JOBS   PART OF VA PROGRAM IS NOT FUNCTIONING

Finding Jobs for Veterans Meets with Little Success   Bradley Says 500,000 Ex-Servicemen Are Drawing Unemployment Checks Every Week

One Third of Veterans At Old Jobs; Bradley Lacks Enforcement Power

BRADLEY HAS TOUGH JOB AS VETS’ ADMR.      Can’t Find Them _ Jobs; Half, Million -Are Unemployed

LINTON MARTIN, SR., _~ DIES IN HOSPITAL   Meniber of Bristol Board of’ Health Had Been A Patient for Past Month  vi ge SATURDAY

TOP DEMOCRAT LEADERS FLAY CONGRESS BLOC   Cooperation Declared Needed to Solve U. S. Problems

Unity Needed to Meet U.S. Social Problems   Jackson Day Diners Hear Appeal; Wallace Calls for Return of Rebels

Asks Dixie Democrats  For Support   Says America’ And The World Await Their Action

‘Seeks Support At Democratic Dinner   Asks Rebel Democrats And Republicans. To Help Establish ‘Progressive’ America

U.N. Not to Get  Siamese Aid Plea   Telegram Asked Help Against France—Way Still Open for Action

Siamese Plea Is Received hy Lie   U.N.Members Are  Studving Matter

INGE MANSKI, SOPRANO. IN CONCERT HERE   Well Received in First C. M. A. Presen tation of Season

Watson fo Speak Before Physics Colloquium   Will Discuss ‘Level Recorders’ At First Meeting

Bowles Says Price Line  Can Be Held   Stabilization Chief Sees   Inflation Threat; Asks Extension of Acts Due To Expire in June

BURSTING-POINT  NEAR, SAYS CHIEF  U. S. STABILIZER WARNS CONGRESS OF INFLATION THREAT  ‘MAITLIONIIT CANTONI *

Pressure Said Near Bursting Point In U. S.   New Wage-Price Policy Will Work, Committee Told

BULGE MAY BECOME BREAK-THROUGH: INFLATION THREAT NEARS BOILING POINT  BOWLES SAYS NEW WAGE-PRICE POLICY WILL WORK: EFFECT ON LIVING COSTS IS SLIGHT

Bowles Says Nation Faces Inflation But Can Hold Line   Declares Wage-Price Policy ‘Will Work’

Inflation “Near Bursting Point,” Price Chief Says   But Bowles Affirms His Faith in New Wage-Price Policy-Calis for Action

Nation Facing Inflationary Explosion, Says Bowles As He Urges Price Control] Extension

BOWLES BACKS TRUMAN POLICY   Tells Solons Nation Faces Big Inflationary Explosion

Bowles: Fears Upward Price Tread Dangerous   INFLATION SEEMS NEAR FOR UNITED STATES CITIZENS

SAYS TRUMAN PROGRAM CAN BE EFFECTIVE   Stabilization Director Urges Extension Of Price Control

Bowles Warns Of Grave Inflation Peril   Pressure Is Near Bursting Point, He Tells Congress

Makes Plea For Support Of New Policy   Tells Congress Price Control Must Continue

New Stabilization Director Tells Congress Nation Faces Inflationary Explosion If Bulge In Price Line Is Permitted To Become Break Through.

BACKS TRUMAN PROPOSAL FOR WAGES. PRICES   Bowles Appears Before Congressmen to Urge Extension of Controls

Bowles Declares Nation Faces inflationary Explosion-Rows Developo In Pauley Hearings

SAYS TRUMAN POLICY CAN SUCCEED   Little Effect On Clothing, Food Prices Seen   BREAK-THROUGH   Must Be Avoided, Stabilization Director States; Extension Urged

Bowles Warns Of Dangerous Inflation Trend   Declares Pressure ‘Up To Bursting Point In Nation, But Says New Plan Will Work

Inflationary Explosion Is  Faced—Bowles   Says Truman’s New Wage Price Policy Is Program That Will Work. a   URGES EXTENSION

Nation Can Hold Line, Says Bowles   New Wage-Price Policy Not Perfect, But Will . Work If Firm Rein Is ' Held On All Controls

Stiff Questioning Faced By Bowles On Wages, Prices   Cautions Of Inflationary Explosion As Pressure . Nears “Bursting Point”

Bowles. Declares Pressure ‘Up To Bursting Point’   Says New Wage-Price Policy Will Work 1f Bulae Does Not Become Break-Through

Nation Facing Inflationary Explosion, Checter Bowles Warns Congress. Group

Stabilization Boss Appeals To Congress Tc Extend Control Of Prices After ‘Bulge in Line’ Granted Steel

SEES » DANGER   Says Pressure on Inflation Lid at “Bursting Point’

Appeal Is Made For Support of Truman's Policy   Stabilizer Advocates Extension of Control Laws Beyond June 30

Bowles Backs Truman Policy   - Warns Inflation Is Near ‘Explosion’

Bowles Says U.$ Now Is Facing  Inflation Burst  OPA Chief Seeking Extension of Price Control Act

News Day And Nigh   Country, He Says, Faces In flationary Explosion If Bars Letdown   Will Support Wage Formula To Limi   Moved Too Fast And Toa Soon In Stripping Wartime Controls, He Says

Pressure Up fo Bursting Point, Asserts Bowles   Believes Truman Wage-Price Plan ls Good Program

BOWLES WARNS “INFLATION NOW ~ BREAT MENACE   Stabilizatior. Boss Opines Truman Plan Will Work, Gurb Food Prices

ROWLES. URCING OPA EXTENSION. SAYS NATION FACES INFLATIONARY EXPLOSION   Declares Truman’s New Wage-Price Policy Will Work

Bowles Says U. S. Faces Inflation, Ready to Burst   New Stabilization Chief Urges:OPA’s Program: Be Extended

Bowles Tells Solons Nation Faces Inflationary Period ‘Up To The Bursting Point’

Inflation Pressure Nears Boiling, Bursting Point. Bowles Tells Coneress

Bowles Warns Of Inflation   Says Pressure is ‘Up To the Bursting Point’

SAYS TRUMAN'S NEW PAY-PRICE PLAN CAN WORK   Urges Speedy Extension Of Price Control And Other Stabilization Acts

Bowles Backs New Wage-Price Policy In Talk to Congress      Inflationary Pressure i: Near Bursting Point, Price Chief Says

Price Boss Tells of Fund Crisis   Says Truman’s New Policy to Work Unless Bulge Permitted to Become Breakthrough

SAYS NEW PLAN WILL WORK WITH COOPERATION   Wage-Price Policy Not t Affect Rent, Food, Clothing Prices

Bowles Urges  Wage- Price Dian Adantian  TQ AUUUHUE   New Stabilization Head Warns Congress Of inflation Dangers

Extension Of OPA Is Reauested   Inflation ts Building Up to Bursting Point

Bowles Warns Conoress Of Inflation Ahead  Calls For Renewal Of Price Control Ta Hald The  ine

Stabilization Chief Speaks To Congress   Believes Truman Plan Will Succeed

Nafion Faces Inflation Is Bowles Claim  New “Wage-Price   New “Wage-Price Policy to Work He Declares

‘Inflationary Explosion’ Faces Nation, Pressure at Boiling Point--Bowles   Price Chief Admits Government Relaxed Wartime Controls too Quickly: Stabilization Uraed

Wage-Price Policy Held ‘Workable   Declares Bulge In Stabilization Line But Be Held Tight

Explosion ‘Threatens, New Stabilization Boss Tells : House Banking : -'Coniniittiee   Holds Wage- ‘Price Policy Will Work   Sees “Little Or No Effet” On Food, Rent, Clothing

Speculative Fever Holds Country; Men Betting On Inflation, Price Chief Contends

THINKS PRESIDENT’S NEW WAGE: PRICE WILL WORK: INSISTS ON EXTENSION PRESENT CONTROLS:

CONGRESS TOLD OF DANGERS IF LINE NOT HELE   New Administrator Says WagePrice Pian Will Work; Urges Controls

We Face Inflationary Explosion, Says Bowles      Warns Congress Pressure At Bursting Point; Declares Truman’s New Wage-Price  Policy A Program That Will Work

Civilian and Military Men Strike at Ecuador’s Capital  Coup Is in Protest Of President’s Liberal Affiliations

YOUNG DEMOCRAT CLUBS HAVE OPEN BREACH AT RALLY   Convention Groups Name , Two Chairmen

Young Democrat Clubs Split Wide Open; Two Separate Groups Formed

Young Democrat Clubs Split Wide Open Delegates Stage Walk Out As Anarv Words Fly At Meeting

MAURIELO TO FIGHT JGE LOUIS   Will Meet Champion in Title Fight at Yankee Stadium — Plans Letting Louis Do Barly Forcing.

Coal Truce In Waning Hours; Outlook Bleak   No Sign Miners Will Stick to Jobs; Work Appeal Made

MINERS LIKELY TO STOP WORK AS TRUCE ENDS   Issues Appeal for Soft Coal Workers to Remain on Job

INDIAN REVOLT GROWS NEARER   CONGRESS PARTY HEAD RELEASED FROM ARREST

Western States  Meeting Set Chamber Delegates ! tea SCSAthayv in Rittia

Western States Meeting Set   Chamber Delegate: to Gather in Butte

‘outh Part Of Tudken Scene  )f Fighting   ‘nidentified Forces Attack Two Points Manned By  4 ™ V(lavernment.      IH ASTS THREE HOURS

FIGHTING AT MUKDEN   Unidentified Forcen Clash With Government Troops, Report

Soviet Making New Demands Upon China   Are Above Those Listed In Printed Treaty

8 Die in Texas Grade Smast   Train Hits Truck; Five More Critical

CANNOT SUPPLY QUOTA   Secretary Anderson Says Wheat Producers Can't Meet Demand

Every American Requested To Aid   “Emergency Food Collection” Drive Launched  , =

Nations Cannot Supply Amounts Needed Abroad   Emergency Food Collection Planned

Rigid Anti-Strike Laws Are Opposed   ProLabor Senators Seek To Avert Adoption

VE CARAVAN ” GROSSES" OHI   CHICAGO. VETERANS GROUF RESUMES TRIP AFTER —--—_STOPOVER_IN. MASSILON

Strike Leaders Face Test   Power Workers May Take Company Offer, Join AFL or CIO

Early Settlement Of Major Strikes Thot Unlikely  900 Ford Motor      900 Ford Motor Employees Back After 12 Davs

BALLOT TO END TRANSIT STRIKE   Leadership of Pittsburgh Light Dispute at Stake

Power Strikers Face Three Tests  Crisis Nearing in Pittsburgh Dispute

Pitt Strike Leaders Face Test  Veta Other Moves Threaten Position of Independent Union

Major Strikes Hold With ‘Little Hope’ Of Quick Settlement   Negotiations on Maritime Tie-Up to  Cantinue Tuesday

POWER UNION FACES 3 TESTS   3 Movements at Pittsburgh Challenge Strike Leadership.

PITTSBURG POWER STRIKE [5 FACING AUTHORITY TESTS   Ford Labor Dispute Settled; Maritime Unions Call Canterekea

Strikes Continue To Harass Nation  Power Walkout Gets Tests Of Authority

(TESTS OF AUTHORITY ARE FACED  Powers Of Strike  Chiefs Challenged

Pittsburgh Strike Heads Face Rebellion   Sympathetic Trolley Workers Resume—— Meetings Called

Leadership Of Strike  Faces Tests      Triple Action In Pittsburgh

AUTHORITY AT STAK2—  arte  ‘Power Strike Leaders Will Face Tests

Senator HoeyDefends Vote In Address At Queen City; Editorial Methods Are Hit

Sen. Hoey Defends Voting Record Against “Pressure Group” Reports

Few Scattered Pits Reopened for Work; Lewis Meets Krug   Truman’s ‘Strike-Draft’ Policy Faces Crisis in Coal Situation; No Evidence of Early Pact Seen

Very Few Coal Mines Are Being Reopened Today   Grimly Silent Lewis Continuing Talks

MOST MINERS REFUSE TO RETURN TO PITS;  RESUME NEGOTIATIONS  INDICATE NO EVIDENCE OF AGREEMENT REACHED

Agreement Is Believed to Be No Nearer Today; Indiana Operations Are Reported to Be Idle.   ONLY FEW BACK AT PITS IN U.S,

Krug and Lewis Fail to Agree On Settlement   Pits Are Taken Over By Government But Production Still Laas.

RESUME TALKS AS NEW CRISIS DRAWS NEARER   Lewis, Krug Confer As UMW Refuses to Work for U.S.

Miners Defy Government  Strike Ediet   Nation’s Industry Faces 2nd Setback If Tienp Continues

Lewis Continues Talks, But Men Refuse fo Work   No Indication of Progress Given in Negotiations

John L. Lewis Miners Strike Against U. §.   Ignore Pleas to Return to Work; Stoppage Nearly Complete

Lewis Still In Talks With Govt.   Soft Coal Miners Defy President's Decree on Walkouts

Lewis Confers Anew With Krug But Evidence Indicates The Two are Not Near Agreement In Goal Mine Shutdown.   LEWIS SILENT AS CONFERENCE OPENS

LEWIS IN GRIM MOOD AT COAL PARLEY TODAY   No Indication Of Progress Seen At Conference With Krug

Lewis, In Grim Mood, Appears Set For Showdown With Administration

LEWIS CONFERS WITH KRUG AS MINERS LOAF   UMW Defies President’s Decree On Strikes, Men Refuse To Work   PLANTS MAY SHUT DOWN   Fuel Shortage Threatens To Cause Tieup Like Railroad Dispute

Sheriff Pledges Sincere Effort - To Enforce Liquor Ban Near Fair

Rescue Service To Stage Search   Army Service To Seek Civilian Plane Lost Between N. C. and: Tenn.

Price Spurt Hits Market   Packers Try To Get Meat Back On Tables

Meat Expected  In Two Weeks   Packers Think Heavy Ruz Will Lower Pricea

MEAT SUPPLY MAY IMPROVE BY NOVEMBER   BUMPER CORN CROP BEING USED TO FATTEN CATTLE

NATION AWAITS FARLY RELIEF IN MEAT LINE   Prices Spurt; Packers Say Demand Will Top Supply For Awhile

‘STUDENT EATS 10 STEAKS IN CONTEST   Downs Them in Event Celebrating Decontrol of Meat Staged in Cafe Window.

Firemen Still Fight SLL Ferry Blaze   3 Dead at St. George Pier; Damage $2,000,000

Ferry Terminal Flames  Unchecked: Kilied Three   $2,000,000 Damage Results at Staten Island From Train Spark— 35,000 Commuters Affected

Arabs Warn against Jew Immiaration  Committee Organizes  to Oppose 100,000

FIGHT BREWING OVER PROBLEM OF PALESTINI   Arabs Say They Will Resist Admission Of Jews To Native Land

British Embassy In Rome Razed By Time Bombs   Half Of Block-Long Build. ing Wiped Out; Wording  * Of Note Provides Only Clue; Qne Badly Injured

ROME EMBASSY BUILDING HIT BYEXPLOSION   Time Bombs Shatter British Office; 3 Injured

BUILDING HALF IS DESTROYED BY TIME BOMBS   Italian Cabinet Meets In Special Session: Three Persons Hurt In Blast

VAL oto FULL Ir EAPLOSIVE CFT IN STEPS   ‘Blast Tears a 100-Foot Hole Three Stories High in Building.

Bombs Rip Down Hall of Building   Italian Cabinet Holds Emergency Session; Premier Sends Regrets

Rome Blast Rips British Embassy  Half Of Block-Long Structure Wrecked

ARMS, CENSUS DISPUTES TOP DEBATE LISTS   Molotov Sets Fight For Inventory  Of Troops

Abuse of Veto Flayed  in Resolution Powers Asked  to Discuss  Its Future Use

Three Men Killed In Running Battle   Illinois Patrolman Loses Life After Seeing Suspicious Car

STELLE TO SPEAK JAT INITIATION OF LEGION MEMBERS   All Posts of District § Invited to Share in Heights Event

MOLOTOV DUE TO. DELIVER MAJOR ADDRESS TODAY   Russian Delegates Attack Presence Of U. S. Troops In China And British Troops In Greece And Middle East.

Molotov Due For Address Before UN   Russian Minister Kiselev Made Bitter Charges Last Night Over U. S. Troops Now in China.

RUSSIAN ASSAILS PRESENCE OF U.S. TROOPS IN CHINA  CHARGES AMERICANS  AND BRITISH WITH BREAKING CHARTER

Says s U.S. China Policy Badangers: Peace; Hits British in Indonesia,  Middle East.

U. N. Awaits  Major Speech Covering Red Policy Today   New Blast At U. S. Points Way To Talk By Soviet Minister

Talk Expected To Blast U. S.  Troops in China   Deployment of Gritish Forces Also Considered Likely Subject at UN.

Russian Delegate Assails Occupation of Greece, Chine  Molotov to Deliver His First Address  Before United Nations Assembly Today

Reds Deplore Use of U. S., British Troops   Charge Armies In Neutral Lands Violates Charter

Sharp Attack Points Way T« Major Policy Address By Molotov Today

Molotov Prepared To Blast U.S. For Troops In China   Delivers Major Policy Address At UN Assembly

British Force in  Greece Questioned Molotov May Make Major Policy Address Before United Nations Assembly ,

MOLOTOV IS EXPECTED TO BLAST U.S.   Presence of American Forces in China, and British Troops Elsewhere, Likely to Be the Theme of Red Today.

lowa Democrats Seek Candidate  Want Man to Make Race for Governor

ord Workers To Be Laid’ Off Today and More Next Week.   MANY ARE THROWN OUT OF WORK   fire Companies Endangered; Shortage of Bead Wire.

Steel Lack Cuts Ford  Production   U. S. to Take Over Meat Plants Tonight; 1,850,000 Idle

Seizure of Meat Plants May Ease Problem, Belief   300,000 Scheduled To Return To Work When U.S. Takes Charge

Steel Strike Will Close Ford Plant   Other Industries Forced To Cut Production

Complete Shutdown Threatens at Ford   Lack of Steel Lays Off 15,000 Today—C1IO Packing Workers Ponder Resumption With Seizure

2U. S, SEIZURE OF MEAT INDUSTRY IS DUE TONIGHT   CIO Undecided On Whether To Go To Work For Government   FORD, CIO MAY AGREE   Plants To Lay Off More Men As Supplies Shrink; Canadians Act

Moscow Paper Gives Litvinoff Small Headline      Izvestia Annowz i Exit as Deputy Minister: -in Two Sentences on “Back Page

Women Disappear On Shopping Trip  _ Stillwater, Vinita Couple Vanish in Cushing

Snow Falling C Falling Over Large Portions Of ‘West, North Texas

Prices of Cattle On Chicago Market Make New Record   Grainfed Steers Bring $29.50 Per Hundred in Alltime High Wednesday

FOUR BROTHERS HELD FOR DRAFT EVABING   Held Under $8,000 Bond Fer Federal Grand Jury

FOUR BROTHERS ARE NABBEO AFTER HIDEOUT FROM DRAFT   MOST OF FOUR YEARS OF DRAFT EVASION SPENT IN ATTIC OF ILLINOIS FARMHOUSE

Four Brothers Evade Draft Four Years by Hiding in Farm Home Attic

FBI HOLDS FOUR. DRAFT: DODGERS   Brothers Hide Four Years. in ’ Farm Attic

Ragen Death Probe Takes New Angle   Mercury Balloon Used in Treatment

Se ee ee  GEORGE A. HORMEL, FOUNDER OF PACKING COMPANY, DIES AT 85

ALBERT HORMEL DIES   Millionaire Packer Official Started as s Butcher Boy

Veterans Score Partial Victory In Hot Springs  Publication Of New   Publication Of Nev List Is Ordered By Judge Miller

Over 1,600 In County legal Says U.S. Judge   VETS ARE RULED VALID

Senator Ball Would Outlaw Closed Shop      Legislation To Be Intro. duced When Congress  Convenes

Pastor Admits Killing Girl   'Gives Poison To Daughter Who Died In 1939 A Age Of 17.

Rey. Siple Admits Killing Daughter   Says Fed Her Poison As She Was Mentally

a  rasivi Aumits  Poisoning Child   Minister Accused After Body of Daughter Exhumed

7 . Gave Poison  ~ To Daughter      Grand Rapids Mini Signs Confession of Murder He Committed in 1939

Minister Gave Daughter Poison      Confession Comes After Arsenic Found In Vital Organs Of Girl

WIS SHAW, 02 SAILLED AT   jaughter-in-Law and (randson Serious» Injured

Irregularities In Navy Charged   Theft, Mismanagement Of Property at Hawaii During War Alleged

Navy Is Asked lo Give Report  a   Mismanagement and Theft Are Charged

Morals And Motoring Cases Provide Busiest Plea Session  For Judge Bell.

Murray Invites Trainmen to Join ’ G10 to Carry Labor Move-  ment Porward

ROYALIST MOBS DEMONSTRATE I ITALIAN CITIES   Three Killed In Naples Clash

Ttalians Cheer  Deposed Ruler      : Monarchists Riot In Three Cities In Favor Of King

Violence Flares In Italian Cities   Police Open Fire on Royalists Staging Demonstrations

Bombs Riots Greet Birth of Italy Republic   Monarchists in Rome At tack Church as Cause of Fall

Monarchist  Mobs Riot, Hurl Bombs   Election Ousting King Protested Wildly in Three Cities

Vincent Youmans, Famous Composer  Of Songs. Is Dead   Composer Of Several Popular Song: Loses Battle With Tuberculosis  In Colorado

British Cruiser {s Not Fired On by ‘Albanian Batteries   Crew Denies Rumor  Circulated by U. P. Trieste Report

Girls 4-H Exhibits Win Ribbons at State Fair   ee Juaging  Team Competes  At State Fair      Pocahontas County Ranked 12th Among 66 Teams

>? & +--+ 0 6--@ *-© 6 8-4: -4-- © 2-0 OOOO  ‘Jap Scientist Claims  Discovery Beats Sugar

Molotov Lashes At Churchill aud Baruch Personally In Bitter Speech But Loses

Arms Slash  ls Proposed By Molotov   Russian Urges Ban o Atom Bomb Before U.N. Assembly.

Outlawing Atomic Bomb Ako Urged   Russian Delegate Sees U.N. Coflapse Without Veto Power

NO IMMEDIATE DISCUSSION OF RUSS PROPOSAL   Molotov Sticks By Veto System In 68-Minute Talk To Assembly   CHURCHILL ATTACKED ALONG WITH BARUCH

Russians Ask. Other Nations To Give Views      Atomic: Bomb. ‘Would be _ Banned Under Rus: : sian Proposal -

Demands UN Get Behind Proposal  Far-Reaching Policy Stated Rv Malatav

‘Russian Presses To Debate Issue   U. S. Plan Called ‘Egoistic’; Anti-Red Plot Charged

Molotov Asks Action on Proposal   Foreign Minister Lashes at Churchill, Baruch

Government s Seeking Means To Avert Coal Strike   Lewis Poses Possibility Of Walkout Of Miners On November 1   CONFERENCE ON WAGES DEMANDED

COAL MINERS — ‘MAY WALKOUT “IN NOVEMBER   LEWIS DECLARES IF HIS REQUEST 18 NOT GRANTED_HE CONSIDERS PRESENT CON TRACT BROKEN

OFFIGIALS Seth SOLUTION OF COAL SITUATION   Walkout May Be Staged If Demands Refusec

Estaba Dentro De Autocamion  En Esa Ciudad   Las Autoridades SDedican A Buscar A Un Individuo Para Interrogarlo

EI Misterio Del ‘Explorador’   Macabro Hallazgo En Un Hotel De Dallas

ARMY CURBS FLYING OVER NEW YORK CITY   Action Grows Out of Crash of Plane Into Skyscraper May 20 With Loss of 5 Lives.

CHICAGO DANCE HALL OPERATOR 1S NEGOTIATING   Fox Family Plans to Remain in Clear Lake If Sale Goes Through

New York News Publisher Dies   Ailment Is Fatal To Joseph M. Patterson

Owner of Daily New: [s Dead in New York Hospital   J. M. Petterson, Publisher, Had Been Patient in Doctors Hospital 15 Days

J. M. PATTERSON. FOUNDER OF N. Y. DAILY NEWS. DIES   BITTERLY OPPOSED FOREIGN POLICIES OF LATE PRESIDENT

NY. Daily News Publisher Dies   Joseph Patterson’s Long Career Ends

Joseph Patterson  Publisher, Dies   New York News Head Had Colorful Career

President Cruises on Chesapeake   WILLIAMSBURG, HIS YACHT. TOURS ON UNDISCLOSER  HOLIDAY CRUISE,

Senator Bilbo Hits at Critics  Has Legal Grounds He Tells Senators

Bilbo Takes Stand  In Defense of  Campaign Speeches Solon Says All Other  Officials Guilty If He Has Done Wrong

ASSEMBLY ENDS SPECIAL SESSION   $6,000,000 For G. . Homes And Aid Boost 0.K.’d

PlanCentennial Event Here July 29  Caak Caancratian at Caunty Towns In Historical Even?

PlanCentennial Event H ere July 29  Gaal Caanaratian af Caiuntyu Tawne in Mictarical Evans

Council Advised. Spain Harbors Belgian Traitor   Government “Says France Refuses To Extradite Notorious War Criminal

Question Of War Criminal ‘Extradition Raised Before U. N. Subcommittee On Spain   Belgium Emphasizes Franco Spain Has Become Refuge For Belgian Quisling

Spain Is Refuge for  Quisling   Franco Refuses to Give Up Rexist Leader, Belgium Charges

Dempsey Quits Normal Regents      Resignation Accepted by Govemor. Goodlan With Regret

Eleanor Says  Reds Won’t Quit   Sees Soviet Cooperation  With Aims of UNO

Army Denies Japanese Army Patrol Attempted Landing on West Coast

NUGENT SAYS JAP SCHOOL CHILOREN TRAINED FOR WAt   Tells Court Preparation for Aggression Began in TPisecemmnre

War Classes Held For Jap Children American Reveal:   U. S. Colonel, Former Osaka Teacher, on Stand in Tojo Trial

Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal is Told Japanese School Children Were Given Much Military Training

Tojo’s Trial Opens; Witness Says   Aggression Taught in Jap Schools

TRUCK STRIKE IS CONTINUED   Key Groups of Drivers Anc Helpers Stay Out, But  Deliveries Gain

FOR PEACE TRUCK STRIKE   New York Deliveries Mount; Accord Unlikely

NEGOTIATIONS DO NOT BRING STRIKE END   Hold Little Prospect For Quick Ending Of 13-Day Old Walkout

Little Prospect For Quick End Truck Strike   Deliveries Increased Sharply in New York Metropolitan Area

Harbin Situation {s Obscured by Telegraph Break  Communists Believed To Have Occupied North Rail Center

‘orces Presumably Have Entered City Following the Soviet Withdrawal, Though Communications Are Bad.

Communists Believed To Be In Harbin   Faulty Radio Communications Obscure Situation

Reds Take Over City Of Harbin   Destruction Of Communi. cations Obscures Situation

Most of Fleet . Reinains Okay - Despite Blast   Drop. Was: Success,” Says Blandy in Estimate Of Demage

BOMB DROP IS HELD SUCCESS   Vice Admiral Blandy Gives Preliminary Report On Bikini Bomb Test

No Known Deaths or Injuries Reported and Vice Admiral Blandy Anticipates None; Another Report in 12  Hours.

Diplomats Quit Paris With New Hope for Peace   Bymes Believes Main Differences Are Not - Insurmountable

BIG 4 START HOME TODAY HOPEFUL FOR NEW SUCCESS   Byrnes Believes Ground Broken For New Compromises At Next Meeting

Byrnes Leaves Paris After Meeting Ends   Expresses Hope That Differences Will Be Settled at Meeting Scheduled June 15

[Byrnes And His Aides Enroute 'To Washington   Take-Off From Paris After  Deadlocked Foreign Ministers Conference Adjourned Until June 15

U. §. DELEGATES TO PARIS PARLEY ON WAY HOME  Bornes s Be lieve: ee

U.S. Delegation On Way Home   Deadlocked Ministers’ Conference Adjourns Until June 15

Byrnes Hopeful Next Ministers’ Conference Will Settle Differences

BYRNES, PARTY HEAD FOR HOME   U.S. Secretary Sees Accord On Issues At Next Parley

Allies Hopeful Of Agreemeni Over Treaties  At June Talks   Byrnes Leaves Paris By Plane For U.S.; Dunn Stays Behind

Still Hope For Unity On Europe   Despite Failure of Ministers’ Parley © Byrnes Is Optimistic Over Next Meeting

—PARIS PARLEY COMES TO END— Byrnes, 15 Members Of Party Returning To U.S.

Sees Hope For June 15 Parley Byrnes Heads Home With Feeling Ministers Will Agree At Next-Meeting

Byrnes’ Party Leaves for U. §   Byrnes Expresses View Differences With Reds Can Be Settled

Foreign Ministers Express Hopes for Agreement in June   Paris Conference is Adjourned With Little Accomplished

Ministers Hope For Agreement At June Meeting   Byrnes And Party Leave Paris For Washington Today

Foreign Ministers Leave Paris For Home; Conference Is Adjourned Until June 15   Byrnes Believes Differences Between U.S. And Russia Will Be Settled Then

Byrnes and Party Start Back to U.S.   Soviet Aid Requested In Food Crisis 

U.S. DELEGATION ON vit HOME FROM BIG 4 DEADLOCKED MEET  BYRNES EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE FIGHTS:

Ministers’ Conference  Deadlocked   Byrnes, American Party, Leave Paris Today; Will Report On Why Meetings Failed

Ministers Leave Paris After Deadlock Over Disposition Of Trieste

BYRNES LEAVES PARIS CONFAB FOR AMERICA   Expresses Hope Differences Will be Settled at Next Conference

Big 4 Sessions End; Americans  Head For Home   Byrnes Believes Differences With Russia Will Be Settled.

‘ifteen Others Flving With Him to Washington Following Deadlock in Conference to Decide on Peace Terms.

Byrnes, Party Flying Home   Byrnes, Despite Conference Deadlock, Expects *Major Differences to Be Settled

Byrnes Leaves Session In Paris   Deadlocked Parley Comes To An End Today

Secretary Byrnes and Party Heading - for U.S. by Plane   U.S. Delegation Believes Differ ences With Russia Can Be Worked Out

Paris Meeting Breaks Up With No Agreement  Byrnes Optimistic For Resumption Of Necotiations June 15

Delegates to Conference Returning   Byrnes Says Powers May Yet Reach Agreement On Maior Differences At Next Meeting in June

T-Set. Says He Saw Nip Officer Behead Americar   Testimony Is Given At Trial of Homma

Plane Crash Near McCook Kills Three  B-25 Carries All Aboard to Death

Senate To Debate On Housing Issue: Ready With Plan   Amendment Will Cut $600,000,000 In Half

Senate Opens Fight to Trim Building Fund   Capehart Offering Amendment to Halve Subsidy Proposals

SENATE OPENS DISCUSSION ON HOUSING PLAN   Start Fight to Trim Large Amount From Building Subsidies

_—HOUSING— May Trim House Fund   Senate Considers Emergency Housing

Housing Program Given ©  Top Billing By Senate   Indiana Solon Has Amendment Ready T< Halve Fund For Material Subsidies

Senate Fight On Housing Subsidy Due   Democrats Gird to Resist Attempts to Cut $600,000,000 Fund

Housing Bill Up In Senate   Fight Looms to Trim Fund for Building Subsidies

HOUSING FU FACING SLASH   Fight in Senate Looms Qver Plan To Cut Subsidies; Barkley Optimistic.

Fight To Trim Building Material Subsidies Has Top Billing For Senate

Top Billing Given Housing Measure  A om ho dudiawt   Amendment To Halve Sum Is On Hand

Top Billing In The Senate... . W ould Cut Proposed 600 Millions For Subsidies For  Housing In Half

BILL WOULD CUT HOME SUBSIDIES   Barkley Sees Plan’s Defeat As Senate Begins Study

SENATE OPENS DEBATE ON HOUSING   Sen. Capehart Amendment Halves 6 Billion Dollar Building Material Fund

CHINESE COMMUNISTS ATTACK CHANGCHUN AS RUSSIANS WITHDRAW IN FULL SCALE WAR AGAIN

C10 Declines To Purge Reds   Membership Not To Be Restricted, Vote

One Cent A Pound to Allow For Increase: Needed To Produce  More Flour.

Bread Jumps a Cent: Cafes fo Hike Charges   Increase Necessary as Millers Caught in Ceiling Squeeze

HIGHER PRICES ON BREAD, OTHER FOODS ANNOUNCED BY OPA 10 CURB FAMINE

Bread, Flour Products Go Up In Price  OPA Grants Increase To Insure Flow Of  fr.: TF. pnstile.

Bread Price Increased Cent a Loaf; Pay More for Other Wheat Products

FLOUR PRICES AUTHORIZED   “Hike Also Affects Macaroni, Breakfast  Foods, Noodles

Prices Up on. Bread, Flour, Cereal Foods   Phil Murray Asks Nation Demand Food Ceilings

BREAD UP CENT PER LOAF WITH OPA’S APPROVAI   Restaurants Can Now Remove Posted Ceilings On Single Dishes

AVERAGE SIZE LOAF OF BREAD UP CENT TODAY      Also Higher Prices For Flour. Many Other Baked Goods

Cancellation of A-Bomb Test Is Held Possible   Joint Chiefs of Staff to Make Ultimate Decision

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS   By FRANK R. KENT   “Leaky Vessels”’   TIDES AT BRISTOL.

PHANTOM HAUNTS CITY Texarkana Lives in Fear As Brutal Slayer Hunted

Texarkana Lives in Atmosphere Of Fear as Officers Strive To Solve Five Brutal Slayings

I eee  Texarkana Lives In An Atmosphere Of Terror As Officers Strive To Solve Five Brutal Slayings InSix Weeks  Phantom Killer--Cold-Blooded And Unmerciful--Haunts City

DEATH CANCELS WEDDING PLANS   Father Held after War Vet, Joplin Girl Are Slain on Eve of Ceremony

Veteran, Bride-foBe Slain; Father Of Youth Is Held   Couple Shot Through the Heads on Eve of Wedding

MAY SET RECORD   Weather Is Watched by Sport Fans Today in New York; Challenger Is Cocky, Confident.   JACOBS PREDICTS LARGE GATE ‘TAKE’

Reds Return Yank Soldier And His Wife   In Turn, U.S. * _ Frees Russians Held on Espionage

Soviets Hand Over Missing : American And His Wife; U. S. Frees Three Russian Suspects   Two Other Americans Missing In Germar Zone; Russians Arrested In U. S. Zone

RUSSIANS RELEASE SAN. ANTONIO SOLDIER, WIFE AFTER HOLDING THEM 15 DAYS: OTHERS MISSING

Order Release For Harrisons   Captive Russians Will Be Exchanged

RUSSIA FREES 2  OF 4 AMERICANS  SEIZED IN ZONE U. S. TO RELEASE  THREE ESPIONAGE SUSPECTS TO REDS

Russians Free Two Americans To U.S. Army   Oklahoma Man and Wife Return to U. S. Zone; Americans Free, Thrée Russian Suspects.

AMERICANS TRADE THREE RUSSIAN AGENTS FOR MISSING WARRANT OFFICER AND WIFE

Russians Hand Over Missing U. S. Couple; Americans Release Three

Reds Release Harrisons   Two Implicated In Espionage Were Members:Of Embassy Staff

U.S. Gives Up 3 Reds For Yanks   Warrant Officer Says He Was Held 2 Days In “Dungeon.”

0 AEDS FREED AFTER RELEASE CF ANTE RICAN   Russ Let Harrison and Wife Go After Being Held for 15 Nave.

Soviet Releases Two Americans; (thers Missing   Americans Announce Three Russion Espionage Suspects Are Free

RUSSIANS HAND OVER MISSING AMERICAN PAIR   U. S. Planning Release of 3 Russians Held as Espionage Suspects

RUSSIANS RELEASE U.S, OFFICER, WIFE   Americans Turn Over Spy Suspects To Reds

Officer And Wife Returned To Own Sector   Two From U. S. Zone Still Held By The Soviets

Harrisons Returned Unharmed By Reds... . ae tnnnlitectannnint nt icecettettelled: Mild ivind  Release Russians Held In American Zone After Return Of U. S. Couple

Russians Given Up as Release Of Officer “and. Wife is ' Negotiated :

and His Wife   Tell of Indignities During Detention for Fifteen Days

Reds Free American Captives   Hold U. S. Officer And Wife Over 15-Dav Pariad.

Conflict In Berlin Soviets Surrender Yank Officer Wife ToU. S.; 2 Still Missing

Harrisons Yeleased To U. S. Officers   So Americans Turning Back Three Russian Spy Suspects To Red Army

Soviets Return Missing Couple To U.S. Army  By. RANIECI RE 1 LICE

FIFTY. FOUR U. §. PLANES ARE BEING PURCHASED BY SPANISH GOVERNMENT

U.S. Airmen Want To Aid Mihailovich   Seek To Testify At Treason Trial

Sen. Pepper Favors Wallace but Sees  A Truman Victory  Only a Liberal Must Be Vice President He Savs

Pepper Prefers Wallace As 1948 Standard Beare:   Florida Senator Believes Truman Will Be Choice of Convention, But Is Not Ready to Throw His Support to President at This Time—Declares He and Others Hope to Strengthen Liberal Etement in Democratic Party.

Atomic Bomb Results May  Remain Secret   Congressmen Favor Law  To Guard Facts On  Pacific Tests

MIXING WITH JEWS   Palestine Commander Says Whole Area to Blame for Hotel Bombing

Washington News Roundup  Fear of Labor Disputes. Tinges ‘47 U. S. Economy

HUTCHINSON OPPOSING SEN. BYRD   Senatorial Primary Contest First In 24 Years

NEW MARYLA SOLON CHOSEN   Governor O’Connor Claims Nomination Against Incumbent, George Radcliffe

Voters Ballot In Primaries   Maryland, North Dakota. Indiana: Choose Fall Candidates.

Gov. O’Conor Claims Victory   Two Senate Seats at Stake Today in North Dakota Primary

Governor of Maryland Defeats Two-Term Senator Apparently Wins Demo Nomination

O’Conor Leads in Maryland Senate Race   Radcliffe Trails in Third’ Term Bid; Vote in North Dakota Today

Severe Storm Grips Western  Area Of Nation   All Airline Travel Grounded And Trains Running Behind Schedule

WINTER’S ICY GRIP   Major Storm Stalls Travel In Rocky Mountain Area

SEVERE STORM HITS MIDWEST   .Transportation Lines Slowed by Snow

Snowstorm Lashes Wide Area of West   ‘Pacific Coastal Area Hit by Gale; Mereury Plunges

Rocky Mountain Arez Is Gripped by  Worst Storm in Years   Eight Inches of Snow Is Measured in Denver; Transportation Schedules Delayed; Planes Grounded

Arrest Nehru At Kashmir Frontier   Fear Action May Cause Trouble In India

Nehru Arrest Endangering Indian Peace   “Hindu Leader * . Enters” Kashmir - Wegally.

Nehru Arrested In India, Claim   Congress Party Leader Defies Ban in Kasimir

Kasimir Nabs Pandit Nehru   Party Head Wounded In Scuffle at Border

Senafe Facing Dreary Week in FEP Filibuster   24-Hour Sessions Urged to Break Deadlock on Bill   GOP in Minority

Senators Mark Time Awaiting Filibuster End   24-Hour Meetings Are Proposed to Break Deadlock

FILIBUSTER ON FEPC CONTINUES   Southerners Confident They Can Prolong Debate

Filibuster Immobilizes  U. S. Senate  24.- Hour Sessions  Wp... .. sti“ CUD   24-Hour Sessions Proposed to Break Southern Resisters

Filibuster Going Strong in Senate   Chavez Sees Possibility In 24-Hour Session

Serious Floods Menacing Many Southern States   GERMAN PRISONERS ARE USED TO SANDBAG LEVEES

War Prisoners Work On Levees   Streams On Rampage Through Southeast; Higher Stages Seen

TWO OF FIVE SENT BACK B TERROR AN   Others Seized Monday from Tel Aviv Club, May _ Also Be Freed.

Two Kidnaped Officers Are Released  Jerusalem Rocked _ by Series

CAPTORS FREE TWO OFFICERS   Suilte of Explosions Rock  City of Jerusalem

Jerusalem Rocked by New Biasts   Jewish Terrorists Free Two British Officers Kidnaped Monday.

Two Kidnaped Officers Are Released   Jerusalem Rocked by Series of Explosions

Poland Butcher Goes On Trial At Nuernberg   Hans Frank, Self-Stvled Butcher Of Poland, Laced By U. S. Prosecutor  ~~ tit th. a oe? fee ae

HAWAII SLIPUP IS BLAMED ON ADM. KIMMEL   WAR ORDERS NOT CARRIED OUT, STARK SAYS

[Kimmel Accused. of F ailing to Carry Out Orders   Adm. H. R. Stark Testifies Reluctantly Against Former Navy Commander at Pearl Harbor: Wide Range Covered

Stark Tells Probers He Was Warned      Declares Washington Ordered Fighter Planes Taken From Hawaiian Defenses

Kimmel Failed To Scout Japs, Stark Asserts   FDR Decided to ‘Sit*Tight? Hold Fleet in Hawaii, Admiral Tc

Kimmel Charged With Failure to Carry Out Orders   Former Navy Staff Chief Ordered Planes From Hawaiian Defenses

War Warning Was Ignored By Kimmel, Stark Says  Tt Fg, Ll Lax   Failed to Carry Out Orders in Hawaii Before Japs Struck Probers Are Told

RIMMEL FAILED TO OBEY ORDERS, STARK TESTIFIES   Admiral Says Instructions for Aerial Reconnaissance at Pearl Harbor Were Ignored.   STATEMENT IS MADE WITH RELUCTANCE   Witness Earlier Had Told Probers Planes Were Transferred From Base on Eve of Attack.

Stark Tells Probers Kimmel Failed To Carry Out Orders   1941 Navy Chief Tells Committee That Damage at Pearl Harbor Could Have Been Lessened hy Alorée

Aerial Protection Lacking, Asserts   Discussed Fleet Action With FDR

Kimmel Failed On Orders,  Stark Claims  *4.1 Naval Chief Tells Probe Of War Alert

AdmiralKimmel’s Failure To Obey Branded By Stark   1941 Chief Of Naval Operations Tells Probe Body An Alert American Fleet Would Have Given Right Good Account Of Itself

“Admiral Claims War Warning Is Not Recognized   Pacific Feet. Chief  Accused Of Ignoring  rdere

Stark Says He Failed  To Carry Out Orders   Pearl Harbor Probers Told Admiral Did Not Undertake Aerial Reconnaisance

Woman Librarian Is Brutally Slain   Pelice Probe Northern Ohio Murder; Bedy Stabbed 25 Times With Penknife

Expert Report On Floyd ~ River Flood Control Job   Fephably: In November; Big . Sioux Report..By:: Next. December

Truman, Vacation Over, Flies Back For Coal Fight   Lewis Battle Toughest Prob_ lem in President's White House Tenure

FLOOD CONTROL BILL APPROVED   House Committee Gives Okay To $750,000,000 Measure

Ban Kissing at Marriages in His Church; Edict Holds Good to -Door But Eager Groom Performs on Stens

President To: Reconsider Waterway Cut   Direcis Steelman to Look Over the Econoniy Program Again to Ale fow wWrore- Expenditutes-

PRESIDENT YIELDS TO GRES.AGANST FLOOD FUND SLASH   Agrees To Reconsider Economy Order Curtailing Grant Ry 260 NAN NN ;      CONGRESSMEN CONFIDENT. OF OBTAINING INCREASE

Mudy Ordered Of Fund Slash   President —Heeds Clamor on Cut in River and Harbor Funds

RIVERS FUND IS ORDERED REVIEWED   Slash in Waterways Project to Be Reviewed by Chief

Transit Strike Hits Rochester   Despite Reports Of Agreement, “(Maas Demonstration” Under Way

City Tied Up By Mass Picketing   Public Transportation Paralyzed; 26,650 Workers Idle

Organized Labor Stages Strike at Rochester, N. Y.   (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

Byrnes and Top Zionists  \Confer Over Palestine   Secretary Turns Away Big Four And Big Five Problems To Meet With Rahbhis Wise and Silver

FLAMES KILL © TEN PERSONS   WOMAN AND EIGHT CHILDREN AMONG VICTIMS OF FIRE IN COTTAGE AT LAKE

"Daddy’ Schick Memorial To Be Dedicated At Dixon Sunday Afternoon

HUGE WATERSPOUT IS REPORTED COVERING TARGET SHIP REGION  SECOND TEST OF VAST  POWER TARES PLACE AT ee Dp w Thrall Time

8000 Foot Spout Obscures Targets   ‘Giant Roar’ Greets Observers As Underwater Bomb Exploded

Asks UNO To Settle  Greek Clash   American Proposal Not Acceptable To Nations Cabinet

British Asked — To Accept UNO  Compromise   Bevin Reluctant To . Agree On Plan To End Controversy With Reds-

British Cabinet Reported To Have Rejected Compromise  Plan In Anglo-Red Dispute

Demand Clean Bill On Soviet Charges   Oppose Stettinius Plan For UNO To Drop Issue Without Formally Ruling On Blame

Foreign: Secretary” Bevin Asks British Cabinet to Accept UNO Formula — Would End Russian-British Crisis.

CABINET IN BRITAIN REJECTS PROPOSAL IN GREEK DISPUTE   Compromise Offered By U.S. Is Reported Turned Down.   ANOTHER FORMULA MAY BE SUBMITTED

British Seen Rejecting  Compromise on Greece  Cobinet Expected To Insist On Clean Bilt Of Health For Greek Policies

Formula for Greece Submitted   Bevin Asks Cabinet to Take Compromise; Answer Due Today

News Day And Nigh   Members Reject American Proposal For Non-Committal Compromise   Proposal Is Held ‘Out Of Date   Indications Given Variation Of Stettinius Program Being Studied

CLAIM-BRITISH CABINET REJECT U, S, COMPROMISE   Insists Great Britain Have Cleat Bill Of Health From UNO Council

Cabinet Insists On Clean Bill of Health on Issue   Stettinius Proposal Would End Dispute Without Decision

Greek Dispute No Nearer  A Solution Reject U. S.  Proposal 1, Matter

BRITISH REJECT U.S. COMPROMISE ON GREEK ISSUE   Claim Formula ‘Out of Date’; Ask UNO Exoneration

COMPROMISE PROPOSED IN UNO DISPUTE   Report Plan Was Advanced By Stettinius

Greek Compromise . Put Before British   Formula Worked Out by ‘Big Five’ in Answer to Charges Brought by Russia

@ PAUL MALLON—  Steelman’s Report Shows Business Income Up But Profits Smaller

1 Killed And Several Hurt In Collision  Of 2 Trains   Challenger of Union Pacific Is Involved in Wreck Eight Miles  From La Grande. Ore

MAY TO TESTIFY IN ARMY GONTRACT QUIZ   High Ranking Officers Also Faee Questioning 

PEACE RESTORED 70 CALCUTTA   Troops Patrol Streets; City Out of Bounds For   Americans.

One Barrier : To Ending Of Coast Strike   Jurisdictional “Dispute Is Issue

Coos Bay Is Key Point in Ship Dispute   Entire Situaiion Hinges on Demand hy Emplovers For Guarantee Against Juristictional Rows

Michigan Faces Biggest Tourist Rush In History   Accommodations For Expected Throng Big Problem For Industry

0 ELECTED C.G.W. DIRECTORS   Well Known Financiers Join The Board.

NEW DIRECTORS QF CORNING ARE NAMED TODAY   Leading Financiers Take Places On Board, President Houghton States

Flood Waters Of Susquehanna Are Receding Slowly   Thirteen Deaths, Untold Property Loss Is Reported

Flood Waters Drop; 13 Reported Killed   Ebbing Flood Waters of Susquehanna River Sweep Out to Sea

Flood Subsides; Leaves 13 Dead   Red Cross Aids 7000  Pennsylvania Families

13 DEATHS IN WAKE OF RAMPAGING RIVER   2 Families Sat Om Tombstones AU Night In Pouring Rain In Penastrivania Texn

Claim Blackmail and Murder Accompanied Nazis’ Legalized Black Market

May Call Rail, Union Meeting   Truman is ‘Expected to Make Personal Effort to Break Deadlock

Brotherhoods, Carriers Call  Parley Failure   White House May Demand That Factions Resume Barenininge Today

Railroads To Be Seized To Prevent Walkout Set For 4 p. m. Tomorrow   President Asks Railroad And Union Chiefs To Confer With Him Today; Carriers Turn Down Modified Union Demands

White House Mee Expected Today  Will Make Effort To Break Deadlock

PAY DEMANDS MODIFIED BY RAILWAY MEN   WHITE HOUSE TO SEIZE ROADS IF TALKS FAIL

Rail Negotiators Report Deadlock As Strike Nears   May Confer At White House Today In Mave To Prevent Country-Wide Walkout

Efforts to Avert Railroad Strike ‘Are Continued   President May Ask Union, Operators To Attend Meeting

Three Students In Michigan Are Sent fo Hospital   None Known Dead in Boiler Explosion; 200 Were in Building

School Wrecked By Explosion; Many Injured   Boiler Blast Rips Through Building Housing 270 Pupils

Yoshida Will  Form Cabinet   Commanded By Emperor To Start Formation Of New Cabinet

VETERAN JAP LEADER TO FORM CABINET   Now Premier Has Approval Gt " Gen, Macdrihur

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS  Hirohito Orders New Jananese Cahinet Farmed

May Call Eisenhower Before Congress to Explain Army's Side of Demobilization

HOOLUMS’ FOE DIES IN CHICAGO   Complications From Gun Ambush Shooting Fatal To James M. Ragen

2 Wabash Night Trains Here fo Be Discontinued   Nos..17 and 18 Will Be Removed for Duration of Coal Crisis

Two Wabash Trains Off in Coal Crisis   Nos. 22 and 23 to Be Discontinued During Fuel Emergency

New York Session   Foreign Ministers To Meet This Afternoon To Conclude Action On Five Treaties   MAKE PLANS TO TAKE UP GERMAN TREATY

TRANSPORT PLANE CRASHES IN JAPAN   Fifty-Three Are Victims Of Tragedy, Only One Survives.

YEAR ROUND RECREATION OUTLINED   Board Hires Gaines as Director of Wider Program

11 Bodies Are Taken From  Wrecked Plane   Navy Craft En Route From Phoenix To Texas Falls In New Mexico

{1 Bodies Are Taken From Wreckage   Navy Transport Plane Crashed Thursday Night in New Mexico

America’s ‘Island Alamo’ in Philippines, Has Become a Military Shrine to All

ACQUITTED NAZIS REMAIN IN PRISON AS ARMY “CUESTS"   Status of Von Papen, Schacht and. Fritzsche Re Permanente bee Maren

Acquitted Nazis Remain in Prison   German Warrants Await Solution

Big FIVE UNABLE. TO REACH AoRD “OVINE   General Meeting to Approve Atomic Commission Plan As Suddenly Canceled   COUNCIL SEEKS WAY- OUT   All 11 Member Nations Confer Informally in Effort to End Deadlock

BIG FIVE’ IN DISAGREEMENT ON UNO CHIEF   Leaders Confer with Soviet Commissar; Atomic Energy Meet Cancelled

U-N Seeking Secretary   Russians Hold Balenee In Final Selection

Japanese Reds Flay ‘No War' Constitution   Five To Oppose Consideration

BONINE AGREES TO RUN AGAIN   2,500 Voters Ask State Senator To Seek  Third Term

Grain Belts Get Rains Promising Abundant Crops   Wide Areas in Producing States Get Quantity of Much Needed Moisture

Crop Outlook Brightens ‘With Showers   Grain-Producing States Get Precipitation

House Committee's Counsel Atfacks ~ U. S. Communists   Report Cha rges Control of U. S. Sought by Reds

House Group Told of U. S. Reds’ Plot.   General Strike Planned to Precede Revolution, Probers’ Counsel Says

Says Revolt Planned by Communists   Charge Is Made by Genera’ Counsel of Un-American  Activities Group

COMMUNISTS PLOT REVOLT, ADAMSON SAYS   Committee Counsel Charges Reds Plan Revolution

Report Charges That American Communists Seek To Start Revolution

AMERICAN REDS ARE ACCUSED IN HOUSE REPORT   Charged With Plans To Seize Control Of  U. S. Government

Carey’s Cagers Still Winning Drop Orange City 60-26 Tuesdav Nivht

Carey's Cagers  Still Winning — Drop Orange City . 60-26 Tuesday Night

Mclain Sets Out To Reorganize Guard  Gen. McLain Assigned By War Department to Assist In All-Oklahome Unit

Booth Tarkington Dies at Age of 76   Famed U.S. Novelist Retained Sly Wit Even in His Last Illness

Writer Booth Tarkington Passes Away   Author Was One of Nation's Most Famous Penmen of Fiction

Taft Yields To White For  Senate Leader   But Both Party Leadership Races Snarled by Aspirant:

Taft To Back Sen. White Fo Hoor Leader   Hopes To Stay As Head Of Party's Steering Committee

GOP SENATORS SELECT WHITE AND OHIO'S TAFI   Four-Way Leadership Fight Looms In House...”

Taft Endorses White as Leader   Other Congressional Races Are Snarled

SENATE POSTS DISCUSSED BY GOP HOPEFULS   TAFT - WHITE TEAM GIVEN NOD AS LEADERS

Taft Prefers “ Steering Job   Sen. White Apparent] Slated for Leader

Americans Search China for Last Of Some 700 Missing U. S. Airmen

SAYS SOVIET WILL HAVE A-BOMB SOON   Scientist Predicts Russia Will Match United States

RUSSIANS MAY HAVE NEW BOMB   Soviet Scientist Says Tests May Be Held Soon Like Bikini Demonstration

‘Good Samaritan Of Pin Point’  Slain in Georgia   Angered Neighbors Fire on Police Car Carrying Suspect

(;ood Samaratin Killed: Friends Want Slayer   Georgia Woman, 38, Found Strangled

Dairy Men Ask Litting Price Curb   War Is Over Now and Ceil. ings Should Be Removed, They Say

Would Remove ‘Ceilings On All. Dairy Products   Omaha Official Avers Industry Now Half Slave,..] Half Free

3 Naval Men Are Missing   Boats Collide Near Norfolk; 27 Rescued

BANK BANDITS STILL AT LARGE   FBI Joins Search for Two lowa Robbers

PUSH HUNT FOR BANK ROBBERS   Include Midwest States in Search for 2 Men

Republicans, Some Democrats Frown On Truman Points   Administration’s Paralysis Reflected in Economic Condition of U. S.  ’ Savs Brewster

budget Cut to 35 Billions Gets Approval   Quick Check of Solons Fails to Disclose One In Favor of All Ree ommended on Program

GOP Members of Congress Criticize; Reaction of Democrats Is Mixed

US To Engineer UN Agreement   Delegation Expected To Mediate Proposal Acceptance

U.S. May Be Mediator For. UN Proposal:   Resolution May Satisfy Soviets And British

U. 5. 10 TAKE MEDIATOR ROLE   Seeks To Effect U. N. Agreement On Troop Information   CONNALLY TO SPEAK

U.S. Mediates Two Proposals Before U.N.   Seeks Agreement on Troop Information, Arms Reductions Suggestions

ne @  Russian Proposal Still  Bogged Down Under. Counter Proposals.

United States Assumes  TopRole   Troop Information Request Stirs U.N. Session

EASING OF TENSION SEEN IN ENGLAND   Ten Inch, One Pound Baby Born in Hollywood

BELIEVE 4 KILLED IN SHIP COLLISION         Safe at New York. ie Acrinent at aa .

14 Injured, Fun Believed Dead as ~ Vessels Collis  Civilian Crewmen o1 Army Supply Ship Victims in Atlantic

Towering Waves Wipe Out Part of Citys Food Supply   Power Plant Is Wrecked and Buildings on Waterfront Take Beating; Emergency Aid Mav Be Necessary

r+ reer fee eee eh eh ermhcrmlUc rhc OrmhUch Or oO Fe  DEATH RECORD

PRISONERS LOCK UP WOMAN JAILER   Feminine Office- Holige Resigns After - Five Men‘Escape at Bancan. Okiahoma

New Threats Of National Strikes Facing Nation   National Telephone Strike Is Set For March 7—-Coal Wage Battle Also Looms   STRIKE FRONT IS LITTLE CHANGED

PHONES, COAL LOOM LARGE IN LABOR SCENE   No One Will Predict How Far John Lewis Will Try to Go

National Phone Strike Called For March 7   Another Explosive Coal Wage Battle Believed Imminent

Union Leaders Set March / as Walkout Date   Anticipated Demands Of Coal Miners Also Viewed by Government

Wage Demands For Miners Still in Doubt   Phone Walkout Now Scheduled For March 7

CLIFF CAMPBELL WINS AY AUSTIN   This Was First Le Mars Showing In National Swine Show

Sen. Taft Proposes Gift to British Instead of Loan  Ranracentc Deficite   Represents Deficits Expected in Two-Year Trade With U.S.

Nominatior Seriously  Split Party   Senator Stewart Believes Pauley Should Withdraw  ‘In Common Decency

STEWART SAYS APPOINTMENT SPLITS PARTY   Fortas Tells of Talk Between Ickes and Nominee

TRUMAN NOMINATION CHARGED CAUSE OF DEMOS’ DISSENSION  TENNESSEE SENATOR ASSERTS NOMINEE SHOULD WITHDRAW

Predict Split in Party If  Pauley Namec   Tennessee Democrat Asserts That Californian Should Withdraw Name in “Common Decency.”

Pauley Urged to Quit In Nomination Fight   Sen. Stewart Asserts Appointment:to Navy. Post: Has’Seriously Split’ Democratic Party; Fortas Testifies on. Disputed. Ickes-Pauley Conference

Suggests Pauley Drop Out   Sen. Stewart Says Demo Party Seriously Split 

Tennessee Senato Says Pauley Has Split Party   Stewart Says Nominee Should Withdraw “In Common Decency” to Save More Emberrassment to Truman, Hannegan

Pauley Is Urged to Step Out for Good of Party   Democrats Seriously Split by Nomination. ‘Says Tennesseean ~

Senate Confirms Vinson Nominaiion ae United States Chief Justice

Senate Passes On Vinson For Court   No Objection Voiced By Senate On Confirmation Yesterday

Vinson Confirmed for Court Post  Succeeds Stone as Ohiaf Thctica

VINSON CONFIRMED AS CHIEF JUSTICE   No Objection Raised in Senate te Elevation of Former Treasury Rerretarc.

rou Answer This Onc   Vinson Confirmed by Senate as Chief Justice

Vinson Wins Confirmation  anor —ommeee  . /s su «6 _* ae .    No Objection Made To Chief Justice

Chavez-Otero Feud Comes to Gallup With Judge Today   Speclal Official To Rule on Contested Votes in This County

UMW Ignores Clark Ruling Gn Contract   Nation Has 37 Days Supply; Steel Plants Will Be Hard Hit

Head Of Miners  Rejects Appeals To Avert Strike   Interior Secretary Krug Challanges Union’s Power To Terminate Agreement   LEWIS SAYS CONTRACT ENDS ON WEDNESDAY

REJECTS PRES. TRUMAN APPEAL   By PHILLIPS J. PECK INS Staff Corresnondent

SHOWDOWN ON - LEWIS’ POWER —NOW-LOOMING      “GOVERNMENT 18 PLANNING’ TO: REGULATE DISTRIBU.”  TION—LEGAL OPINION i  18 BEING CITED 

Caustic Lady Astor Advises Critics to ‘Thank God There Was a Britain’

The Great Game Of  Politics   By FRANK R. KENT   The Roosevelt Obsession

Staff of Army’s Pacific Newspaper Transferred in Row Over Policies

Split Dashes Hope of Private Coal Settlement   Operators Disagree on Peace Plan; Ask Rule on UMW Fines

OWNERS ARE : UNWILLING TO TAKE ACTION   Some Contracts Provide For Fining Men

FCA CONSIDERS COMPANY PLEAS TO FINE MINERS   Rift Develops Among Southern Coal Operators

President Of Southern Group Hopeful For Private Setttement Before Legal! Battle With John Lewis Is Finished   LEWIS DEFEATED IN BARLY ROUNDS

Bowles May — Quit   “Could Never Agree” To Inflationary Step’ He Feels Inevitable If OPA Slash Allowed

Bowles Hints He May Resign Post if Inadequate’ OPA Bill Is Approved

(NEW AGENCY GUIDES FAMINE FIGHT       Bowles Threatens To Quit If OPA Is Curbed 

BOWLES HINTS HE'LL RESIGN IF OPA’S RIDDLED   Assails Both House, Senate Bills As ‘Booby Traps’ in Inflation Battle

BOWLES FLAYS OPA BILLS AS ‘BOOBY TRAPS’   Price Controls Head Hints He Will Quit If Ceilings Are Dronoed

Bowles Hits Booby Traps In OPA Bill   Leaves Question of  His Resignation Open If Opposed Features Are Written Into Law

Bowles Assails House, Senate  OPA Measures   Hints At Resignation In Inflation Warning

Bowles Hints He Is Prepared To Resign   De Gaulle Returns To The Political Battle

s Branded As "Booby Trap”  Resignation Hint  Dropped By Price Cantrale Chiat

Bowles May Quit if “Boohy Trap” Price Bills Pass   Stabilization Chief Says Changes Do Not Help Battle  Anaince? Inflating

Bowles Hints He is Ready to Resign if OPA Control is Cut   Calls Amendments Under Consideration “Inflationary Taps”

Calls Measures “Booby Traps” in Bitter Attack   Official Hints Resignation May Follow If Control Laws Not Retained

PRICE CONTROL BILLS ASSAILED BY OPA CHIEF   Says Both Versions Of Price Control Inflationary ‘Booby Traps; Broad Hint Bowles Will Quit If Bill Doesn't Suit Him.

‘Bowles Assails Price Bills, Calls Them Booby Traps   None of Chenges Seeks to Strengthen Fight ou Inflation, He Declares

Declares Innocent J .ooking Provisions of House and Senate Bills are Delayed Action Bombs & Boobytraps Which Will Bring Disaster; Asks Truman to Veto Bill U'nless Changes Made.

Stabilization Director Hints He May Resign   Assails Both House And Senate Price Control Bills As Inflationary ‘Booby Traps’

Bowles Hints Resignation  May Quit As OPA Chief If Congress Passes Present Bill

BOWLES EVADES A RESIGNATION QUIZ   Says Price Control Bills Now Considered Are :. Booby Traps   A STEP TO INFLATION

BOWLES HINTS HE MAY RESIGN   Calls House And Senate OPA Measures ‘Booby Traps’

Bowles Hints Resignation In Assailing Price Control Bills as Inflation ‘Traps’

Stabilization Director Characterizes Both Measures Inflationary “Booby

Bowles May (Bowles May Resign OPA Bills Inflationary “Booby Traps” He Says

BOWLES LEFT OPEN TODAY THE QUESTION OF RESIGNING   If Price Control Billa He Reguards Ans Inflationary Should Become Law,   IS PREPARED TO ACT   None of OPA Changes Now Debated Seek to Strengthen Government,

ASSAILS BOTH HOUSE, SENATE OPA MEASURES   Inadequate Bill Must Be Vetoed, Asserts Stabilizer

BOWLES REFUSES 10 COMMENT ON PLANS 10 RESIGK   Economic Stabilizer Drops , Hints of Action, However, Hotow jc Chenaal

‘Booby Traps’ In Price Control Measure Rapped   Stabilization Chief Says No Changes Will Help Fight Inflation

OPA Director Threatens To Resian Post   Labels House, Senate Price Proposals As “Booby Traps’ That Will Brina Inflation

Stabilizer Flays Price Control Bills   Both House And Senate Measures Labeled Inflationary ‘Booby Traps.’

Bowles May Resign Over ‘Booby Traps’   Says He Can't Compromise With Intlation

Bowles Flails  Price Revision. Hints Resignation if  Bill Goes Through

BOWLES MAKES THREAT AGAIN OF RESIGNING   Will Refuse Any Compromise Bringing Nation Nearer Inflation

BOWLES AVOIDS DISCUSSIONS OF FUTURE PLANS   Economic Stabilizer Refuses Direct Replies to Queries About Resigning

Bowles Hints Of Resigning   Conditions It On Congressional Action On OPA Bill

Bowles Calls New OPABills ‘Booby Traps   Proposed Changes Assailed; Hints He May Resign

Bowles Lashes Out Anew At OPA Bills   Hints Resignation To Come If “Booby Traps” Are Okehed

Chief of OPA Hints He Is  Ready to      Inflationary Trend Charged in Blasts at Price Measures

«Booby Traps Warning~  BOWLES SET TO RESIGN   Stabilization Director Indicates He Will Quit If Lawmakers Scuttle OPA

Congress Plan Is Branded As "Booby Trap"   Resignation Hint Dropped By Price Cantrale Chick

Bowles Is Ready To Resign  If Congress Passes Price Control Bills Now Pending

Derbytown In Frenzy    Louisville Has. Its ’ Greatest: ‘Throng For Race Today

3 Still Missing In Ferry Tragedy   Five Bodies Taken From River by Salvage Crews

Camp Clark To Be Declared Surplus By War Departmen  National Guard May   National Guard May Be Quartered At Ft. Leonard Wood

AS A CASH CROP   Pop Corn Company Seeking To Contract For Delivery In Fall

ABOLITION OF TRAINING PLAN GAINS FAVOR   Washington Legislators Want U. S. to Lead In Move for Peace-Time Era.

ASK WORLD BAN ON ARMY DRAFT   REPUBLICANS WANT TO TRY THEIR STRATEGY

Opponents Of World Draft Gain   Approval Of Plan Grows Despite Objections Of Truman

ITALO MONARCHISTS THREATEN REVENGE   All Republican Groups Promise Full Cooperation

“This Strike Unfair To Returning Servicemen”  GI, Gob Picket Picketers At Phone Fychanae In Canilal: MP’s Interfere

Conferees Agree on Non-Negotiable Bonds for Leave Pay   Securities Cashable Only in Payment of Government Insurance

Approval Of Bill Expected Today  Bonds For GI Furlough Pay Aareed Upon By Conferees

GIS TO GET BONDS   Five-Year Bonds Agreed  Upon for GI Terminal Leave Pay

VETERANS WILL RECEIVE BONDS   Lawmakers’ Group Agree: Bulk of Terminal Leave Pay Won't Be Cash

GI Leave Pay Accord   Compromise ] Bill Would Use Bonds to Settle Bulk of Vets’ Claims

Conferees Reach Agreement On  Furlough Pay   Bill Provides Use Of Bonds to Pay Bulk Of Veterans’ Claims

Conferees Agree On ‘Bond Terminal Pay   Senate Approves Old Age Assistance Plan.

PLEADS GUILTY TO  THE THEFT OF LIQUOR 66:Year-Old Farm Hand Claims He Doesn't Know  Where His 4 Children Are  AUTHOR IS PLAINTIFF

MONTH FOR STEALING LIQUOR FROM EMPLOYER   Wrightstown Writer Brought Charges in the Case   NON-SUPPORT CASES

Slot Operator Given 3 Years;  Fined $10,000   l'red Cave, 60, Des Moines, Charged With Evading Federal Taxes

Too Many Of Them  College Asked For 1,000 Mattresses, WAA Sends 10,000 of ‘Erm

ASKING LEWIS TO STAY STRIKE   Harvester Firm Reopening Talks With Employes

ASK LEWIS TO KEEP MINERS ON THE JOB   Virginia Governor Orders Electrical Workers In Militia To Stop Walkout

Schwellenbach May Ask Lewis to Hold Up Miners’ Strike   Virginia Power Company Drafts Workers Into Jobs After Strike

Stock Prices Fluctuate With Heavy Trading   Market Drops, Rises With Rush Of Buying, Selling; Hit New Lowe.

Stock Market Skids in Another Wave of Selling      ‘Heavy: Liquidstionin® Final :Minutes; Many ‘Issues Oft $7 to $12

Labor Troubles Blamed for Sinking Market; New Depression Is Feared

Hitler Helpers To Learn Fate From Tribunal   Verdict for 21 Leaders Ready After 10 Months

Nazi Leaders Await Result Of War Tria!  First Decision Early Monday

Highest Ranking Nazis Will Know Fate Forepart of Week   International Military Tribunal Start: Reading Decision Monday; All Sentences May Be Pronounced Tuesday

Twenty-one Nazi Leaders Embark on Last Week End of Doubt lAhout Their Fate: Verdicts Due

Nazi Leaders To Learn Fate This Week —   Tribunal Expected To Make Verdict Known Tuesday

GOP Contest Tops Primary   Only One Democratic Candidate Faces. Any Opposition

PA PRIMARIES BRING CONTESTS TO GRISIS POT  Ws New Guard’   It’s New Guard : Vs. Organization At Polls Tuesday

Spending For Civilian Public + Works, However, Expected to Soar Anew   WAR DEPARTMENT TO. CUT DOWN ON BUDGE?

Big Hike Is Indicated In Federal Spending For Civilian Public Works

STATEMENT {8 EXPECTED TODAY   Sxoy, I Novy. Press Truman’s caren.” Goal

President to Issue Note or Fiscal Plans   Expected to Clarify Status of Spending for Public Works

TRUMAN BUDGET WORD AWAITED   Military Pares Costs As Directive Stirs Action

Budget Issues Wait Clarifying   Spending for Public Works One of Points Truman May Explain

BUDGET REPORT IS PLANNED BY THE PRESIDEN]   Chief Executive Probably Will Discuss Spending for Public Works

Statement on Budget Coming  Truman Gives No Iedtemeinn n& Meher re

Public Works Spending Up   Truman Promises Budget Statement Today; Army-Navy Economize

President to Release Statement on Budget.   May Clarify Status of Spending for Civilian Public Works Projecte

NAVY VETERA GOES BERSERK. IS ALSO SHOT   Demented Man Kills Station Officer After Posing As FBI Agent

CIVILIAN GUNMAN IS KILLER OF OFFICER      Man Tries To ‘Take Over’ Police Station

Third Annual Post Office Visits ‘ Washington, D. C. ‘ July 15, 1946.

VOTE ACTIVITIES BEING CHECKED   House Body To Probe Business And Labor Groups

HOUSE HEARINGS BEGIN TODAY   Business And Labor Groups To Be Investigated By Representatives

Investigate Political Activites of Business and Labor Organizations

HOUSE COMM.      -Looking into” oe Political Activity Of Various Groups

Political Units  Face House Quiz   NAM and PAC Called te Testify Before Committee

Sabotage Ms Suspected In Blaze On Ship   BRITISH OFFICIALS TO PROBE MYSTERIOUS ACCIDENT

LUXURY LINER’S HOSPITAL BURNS   Sabotage Hinted In Fire On Queen Elizabeth At Southampton

EMPEZZLER IS GIVEN 18-MONTH SENTENCE   Baltimorean Stole $32,590 And Re~ Paid $25.000 Of Amount Theaneh Bieckma3?

Given 18 Months On Embezzling Charge   Bank Clerk Accused of Taking Money, Repaying by Blackmail

ee eee  Farm Harvests éettine Record      Ideal Fall Weather Help  Cavwnen Biswacs Coed

‘Biggest Crop— In All History Is Predicted   Price Levels Shattered As OPA Is Ruled Out

GROPS LARGEST INU. S. HISTOR}   Harvest Weather Prove: Ideal In October; Frosts Delayed

RECORD OUTPUT OF CROPS SEEN BY GOVERNMENT      Idea! Fall Harvest Weathe: Gives Nation Top Yields   CORN GAINED LAST MONTH FOR NEW MARK

Record Output of U. §. Farm Crops Virtually Certain   Improved Yields Are Attributed to Good October Weather

RE _E"= OO  Fight Extension Service Veterans  To Retire July 1   They Have  Rendered Fine Service to Farms and Rural Homes.

Fight Extension Service Veterans  To Retire July 1   They Have Rendered Fine Service to Farms and Rural Homes.

BRITAIN'S COAL INDUSTRY SAID TO BE CRITICAL   Church Of England Hurt Financially By Jan. 1 Nationalization

British Coal Mining Situation Is Critical   Industry To Pass Into -Public Ownership On Wednesday

Lewis Case Outlined for High Court   10-Point Appeal Heard by Supreme Court Today

COURT PERMITS JOHN LEWIS T0 OFFER APPEAL    Nation’s Highest Tribunal Ready for Review of Soft  Coal Miners’ Case

LEWIS PRESENTS 10 POINT APPEAL   Supreme Court Gets Outline of UMW Case

LEWIS: APPE. IS PERMITTED BY HIGH COURT   Way Cleared For Decikion On Controversial Case; Arguments to Be Heard   TRIBUNAL HAS BUSY DAY HANDING DOWN OPINIONS

High Court To Consider Lewis Apneal   Ruling Puts Both UMW and Government In Appellate Roles

Supreme Court Agrees to Study Appeal by Lewis  - Schine Theaters Petition

To Hear 10-Point  Program   Supreme Court Will Give Lewis and Miners Opportunity To Come Before it

Lewis Files His 10-Peint Plea   All Arguments In Case Will Be Heard On Jan. 14

SUPREME COURT TO CONSIDER APPEAL LEWIS AND MINERS  TODAY'S ACTION PUTS BOTH SIDES FORMALLY BEFORE HICH TRIBIUNAL

World Celebrates Festival of Easter’ Under First Peaceful Skies in Decade

All Churches Join World at Peace Honors Easte Sunday With Joyous Thanks   Russians Flock to Churches for First Time in Twenty Years; Eastern Religions Join to Celebrate Same Day Since 1943

 The World's First Peacetime. Easter in Years: Is Observed in. Many Lands

East, West Join in Rites   Note of Joy Injected Into World Observanes By Coming of Peace .

Feast Held By Soviets First Time In 20 Years   Holy City Churches Filled To Capacity; Pope Utters Message

Peaceful taster Vestival   Observance By Eastern And Western Churches On The Same Date

Peace Brings Out Many on Easter Day   Both Eastern and Western Churches in Observance Together

IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT TAKES DRASTIC STEPS IN EFFORT 10 CONTROL JAP RUNAWAY ECONOMY

TEMPERATURES   Dimout Violators Facing Crackdown;  Berrien Hard Hit

Compromise  Offer Made  By Trainmen   Reports Indicate Increased Hope That Rail Tieup Will Be Averted; Steelman Holds  Conference With Union, Management

NEW OFFER MADE BY RAIL UNIONS IN WAGE DISPUTE   Proposal Laid Before Government Conciliators by Whitney — Nature Is Not Divulged,   HOPE FOR COMPROMISE SOARS IN WASHINGTON   Labor Sources Say Prospects for Settlement ‘Look Good” —TIwo Sides Have Not ¥et Met.

Rail Compromise Hopes Raised By Union Proposal  Details Kept Secret  As Conciliators Talk i. Duak a ee i me

Prospects Bright For Early Settlement Of Rail Dispute   Whitney Makes New Proposition to Government Con ciliators—Settlement by Late Wednesday Held Likely

New Proposition Offered by Union; U. S. Conciliators Talk Separately With Disputants

Prospects for Rail Labor Accord Bright  ote a   Union Chief Submit: New Propositions at Washington

OUTLOOK 600 FOR SETTLING WAGE DISPUTE   NEW _ PROPOSITION SUBMITTED BY TRAINMEN

TrainmenSubmit New Proposition  In Rail Dispute   Engineers’ Chief Hints Announcement Of Settlement Late Wednesday; Conciliators Try for Compromise

Rail Union ‘Proposition’ Raises Hopes  Carriers Report ‘Some’ Progress

New Union Offer Boosts Hope of Rail Compromise   Labor Sources Anticipate Settlement by Thursday

Whitney Makes New Proposition. ''S ome Progress” Is Made Toward Settlement of Disnute

‘Hope of Compromise in National Rail [Labor Dispute Rises   Head of Trainmen’s Brotherhood Presenis New Proposition; Other Sources Express Optimism

Second Town Hall Lecture Tuesday By Intimate Friend Of Mark Twain

19.1 Pct. Hike in Prices Reported   Retail Market Slow In Reflecting Boosts

Warn U.S. To Avoid Interference In Russia's 'Friendship For China’

Warned USA Keep Out Of China   ‘Ching Friendship’ Held in Highest Esteem Savs Red

Soviets Will Fight Attempts To Harm ‘Russian Friendship in China.’ Claim

No Interference In Soviet-Chinese Relations Allowed   Was Warning Recently Made By General Malinousky

Red Marshal in Manchuria Warns U.S. That Russia Will Not Allow interference in North China

REDS TELL OF FRIENDSHIP FORCHINA      Warn That They Will Not Allow.._  Interference

Penelee’s Plan To Recapitalize Filed with SEC   Electric Company To Dissolve Pened After Acquisition

Sabath Seeks Investigation  Of Lobbyists   Ease Pressure On Congressmen

—LOBBYISTS—  Plans War _ On Lobbyists  Pressure Groups  Arouse Legislators

WAR DECLARED ON ‘LOBBYISTS   House Leaders Have Twir Goal In New Campaign

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD   Lawmakers Sound As If They Are Ready to War Lobbyists

Pressure Groups in for Drubbing  House Leaders Plan Fight on Lobbyists

HOUSE LEADERS HIT LOBBYISTS   Effort Talked To Ease Tension On Congressmen

CIO Protests Law Against Racketeers   Says Hobbs Bill Will Hamper Lawful Activity

C10 Spokesman Fears Hobbs Act To Hurt Unions  Courts May Abuse Law, He Asserts

Senators Grimly Prepare for Quick  Labor Law Vote   Hint Truman Will Ask Penalties for Refusing  To Work for U. S.

TRUMAN SAYS TRAINS MUST BE OPERATED   President Declares in Broadcast Troops Will Be Called Out Today if Tie-up Continues,   LASHES WHITNEY AND JOHNSTON   Accuses Two Union Heads of Creating “Terrible Havoc” — Asks Men to Return to Jobs.

Truman May Ask for  Drastic Law   Will Address Joint Meeting of House and Senate

President May Request  Drastie Law   Truman To Appeai Before Congress This Afternoon

President to Address Legislators at 4.P. M.  House Ready for Ouick Ballot   House Ready for Quick Ballot On New Strike-Curbing Measure

Senate Decides  To Limit Further Talk on Pending Labor Proposals   Barkley Expects Truman To Make ‘Definite’ Recommendations   PRESIDENT MAY URGE DRASTIC LEGISLATION   Both Houses Plan Speedy Action on White House Proposals

Spokesman Says Tito Acted within Rights In Downing Airmen   48-Hour Demand Expires Friday Night; U. S. Threatens To Place Entire Matter before Security Council for Consideration

Balkan Country Eager for Peace,  Spokesman Holds   Release of Interned U. S. Fliers Within Time Limit Said Doubtful

Tito Expected To Reject Ultimatum   No Grounds for U, N. Action, Yugoslavia Claims

North Dakota Man Shot at Lake Resort   Assailant Arrested And Admits Shooting; Quarrel Over Victim’. Wife

OVER HALF OF STATE MEN OUT   GRAND TRAVERSE HAS 1,354 VETERANS HOME

ATOMIC GROUP NEARLY READY   Truman Expected To Name Control Commission Within A Week

Bishop Takes Stand on Vice   Steubenville Churchman Says Gambling and Drinking Not Always Sinful.

Catholic Bishop Says Gambling and Drinking, In ‘Themselves, Are Not Sinful

RIFT FLARES IN GOP FOLD   Rep. Jenkins Attacks Dewey for Giving Halleck House § aadershin Endorsement.

First Serious Rift Shows In GOP Quarters   Rep. Jenkins Demands Presidential Candidates Lay Off House Lead ership Contes!

HOUSE CONTES   Ohio Selon Demands Presidential Candidates Neen Hands OFF

GOP Suffering Hirst Fight   Jenkins Demands That Presidential Candidates  Keep Hands Off

Hous: Leadership Battle Cause: First Serious  Rift in Republican Ranks

Republicans Split on House Leader Issue   Dewey‘s Stand Brings Rebuke From Ohioan

Wants Presidential Candidates Silent. On House Speaker   Rep. Jenkins of Ohio Hits Dewey’s Endorsement of Halleck; Free Sneeceh Cited

Jenkins ASsalis Gov. Dewey for Backing Halleck  Ohioan Objects to ‘Outsiders’ Trying

First Rift in Republican Rant  Difficulties Arise Over Leadership

Mens Unity Is Based on God, Prelate Asserts   New Cardinals Get Scarlet Birettas in Age-Old Ceremony

Pope Pius Sees Church “Signal” For World Unity   Comments On Widespread Prevalence Of - Hunger In Vatican Address

POPE TO OUTLINE WORLD POLICIES   Major Pronouncement Due On Beliefs Of Church

No Unity Amone Men Without God, Pope Says   Church: Rises in Torn World Like-a Signal, Pontiff Broadcasts

Pope Proclaims Universality of The Church Today   Imposes Birettas Upon 29 of 32 New Cardinals Created

Pontiff Talks From Vatican 30 Minutes   Address Comes After Ceremony Honoring Cardinals

POPE CITES CHURCH RISE   Declares There Can Be No Real Unity Among Men Without God

CHURCH'S PLACE IN WORLD CITED   Peace Impossible Without God, Pope Asserts

Church Rises Like Signal In Torn World, Says Pope   Can Be No Keal Unity Among Men Without God

‘Like a Signal’ Hovering Over Torn Nations   Pope Says Church Must ’ Not Retire Within Secrecy of Temples

Pontiff to Air Church Policy   Talk Slated Today;  Ceremony Continues

THE CHURCH IS THEME OF PONTIFF TALK   Pius Xil Says Hierarchy Must Furnish Equilibrium Of Social Structure Of World   SPEAKS FOR 30 MINUTES

‘elle: Car di rit als. Chureh  : ‘Contributes to” Equili brium of World® So- ‘ vial Sitviicitice °°                       New Cardinal . Get Bireil         “en, “.Elevation.to Sas ‘ered: College. 2.

Slaughter Blames Hannegan   Calls Upon Truman To Dismiss Him From His Cabinet: Turns to ‘Record’

TRUMAN I$ ASKED -TOFIRE HANNEGAN   SLAUGHTER BLAMES POST. MASTER GENERAL FOR DEFEAT OF DEMOCRATS.

Government's Plan To Aid Building Of Low-Cost Homes Runs Into Opposition

Revolt Said Quelled Within Few Hours  100 Said Killed Ir  Uprising. In Bolivia

Report 100 Killed  In Bolivia Revolt   Many Believed Hurt  In Fighting at La Paz

BOLIVIANS REVOLT, 109 ARE KILLED   UPRISING AT LA PAZ PUT DOWN IN FEW HOURS— 13) PERSONS INJURED.

Union Turns Down Wage Proposal   Pittsburgh's Powe Supply Waning; No Peace In Sight

Steel Town's Power Supply Sinks Rapidly   Street Car System Shut Down: Workers Continue Idleness

POWER STRIKERS TURN DOWN OFFER   PITTSBURGH WORKERS VOTE AGAINST ACCEPTANCE OF 5 PER CENT HIKE.

Pittsburgh Power Suppl Waning Rapidly; Tran sit Systeat Shut Down Vioht

Pittsburgh Locai Spurns Peace Offer   Hope of Setilement Fades After Vote Of Power Emploves

Transportation, Commercial Life Of City Frozen   Membership Rejects 5% Pay Hike Offer; Homes, Hospitals Still Get Power

Power Supply In Pittsburgh Drops; Union Rejects Offer   Hope For Settlement Dashed As Workers Decline Wave Raise

FULL BLACKOUT SEEN PROBABLE AT PITTSBURGH   Power Supply Wanes Rapidly; Trolleys Closed Clown

City’s Business And Industry Still Paralyzed   New Maritime Strike May Be Postponed But Film Violence Flares

Pitt’s Power Workers Vote Extend Strike   Power Supply Sufficient To Last Through Sunday ; Reject Five Cents.

Pittsburgh Union Votes To Stay Out  Electric Supply Waning Rapidly

WILL BE PUSHED   Backers In House To Seek Action After Action On

ARBITRATION PACT NEEDS PILOTS OKAY   Union Acceptance Will End Strike Of Airline Pilots

TWA Strike Peace Up To Pilots Union   Immediate Acceptance OF U.S. Arbitration Deemed Unlikety

Settlement In Walkout Of TWA Pilots Imminent   Union’s Master Executive Council May Be Summoned For Decision

Union Must Give Arbitration OK, Airline Asserts   Mediation Plan Set Forth by Government Official Is Favored

Strike End Awaits Union Approval : Of Aqreement Reached in TWA Halt

NEEDS BUT ONE STEP   TWA Strike Will End End Whea Union Accepts Agreement :

LINE STRIKE MAY BE NEAR   Only Union Signing of Arbitration Agreement, Already Accepted by Operators, Needed to Restore Service.

Heavy Agend: Before U. N. Assembly   Political Body  Has Two Proposals To Act Against Spain

ADD DEMANDS FOR U.N. BREAK WITH SPAIN TO AGENDA   TWO RESOLUTIONS FILED BY HEAD OF POLISH DELEGATION

Limitation of Arms Pro- — gram and Charges Against Franco Main Items

U.N. Political Group Meets Today; Will Study Franco Issue   Russian Arms Limitation Plan Up For Airing

UN Body Faces Tangle of Big Problems   Two Plans Regarding Severance With Spain to Be Heard

U.N. POLITICAL GROUP MEETS TO FIX AGENDA   Two Specific Propasals ‘Aimed At Seain Added

Disarmament, Franco Spain Top Questions  Political Committee Meets   Political Committee Meet: To Start Work Or Schedule

Polish Repeat Demand For UN Spanish Break   Disarmament Plan By United States Holds Top Spot For Assembly Talk:

UN COMMITTEE GETS REQUEST TO ACT UPON  FRANCO SPAIN   Group Faces Other Problems To Put On Agenda For The Assembly

Molotov Takes Exception... .  Political Committee Of U.N. Starts Its Work ~ On The Crowded Agenda

Concerted Action Against Franco On Agenda As U.N. Political Committee Meets   Soviet Union’s Arms Lirsitation Proposal And U. S. Counter Plan Up

Two Proposals for Anti-Spain Action Face UN Committe   Soviet, American Plans Also on Agenda for Early Discussion

Two Proposals Direct Action Against Spain   Arms Limitation Important ‘Issue

Committee Meets To Prepare Assembly Schedule, With Two Specific Proposals Of Concerted Action Against Spain, Offered By Polish Delegation’s Leader, Added To List—Security Council Expected To Drop Franco Issue From Its Slate

Committee Will Begin Work on Jammed Docket   Break in Diplomatic Relations With Francc Demanded by Poland

Franco Studied By U.N.   Diplomatic Break Is Being Urged _ On Assembly

U.N.Group Plans Agenda   Proposals for Concerted Action Against Spain To Occupy Committee

Many Items Are Pending Before UN   Crowded Agenda of United Nations Assembly Awaits Action, Including Spanish Question.

Disarmament, Franco Spain Top Questions   Political Committee Meets To Start Work On Schedule

Fight Scheduled. Over A. Control In House Today   Both Chambers Must Okay Measure Before Sent To White House

Atomic Plan Faces Fight By Military   Group Would Upset All-Civilian Board

House Faces Atomic Battle   Backers of Military Fight Civil Control

NEW NAZI LAW POINTS TO LONG STAY FOR U.S.   increased Responsibilit) For Nation’s Purge Given Germans

Gen. ClayDecrees Sweeping Denazification Law Today Calling For Germans’ Help

Millions Of Germans Face Punishment —   Purge Of Nazis Gains Speed; Offenders May Get Long Terms,  Lace Pronertv

(WRITTEN BY THREE GERMANS   Shows Americans To Remain In. Germany 10 Years

U.S. Adopts New  Anti-Nazi Law   Stern Controls Set For Occupation Zone

More Than 1,000,000 Face Punishment Under Step, U. S. Leader States

U.S. Stay In Germany to  Run 10 Years   AMG Official Releases Sweeping New Law for Denazification of Nation

Germans Will Run Their Own Courts   Americans Plan To Stay in Reich 10 Years

NEW LAW TO HIT . HARD AT “SMALL” NAZI OFFENDERS   Germans to Have More_ Responsibility in Purging Nation Under Denazification Plan Announced by Gen. Clay

FOUR MILLION GERMANS MAY BE FACING ACTION   Sweeping New Law Gives Germans Themselves More Responsibility In Cleaning House; Heavy Punishments  Provided.

New Law Will Affect Germans   Measure Places More Responsibility In German Hands

New Denazification Law in US Zone Commits Gls To Remain at Least 10 Years

Colegrove Supports Martin   Corry Man, Life-Long Democrat, “Disgusted”

Few Low-Cost Homes in Sight, Nation Informec   Another Housing Aide Resigns; Loan Policy Hit

Housing Aide Quits. Says Vets Losers  Builders Group  Acke Caurhs Off

Housing Boom Seen in 1947: Expediter Out   Wyatt Deputy Quits; Architects Call for Relaxation of Controls

1946 CROPS MAY BREAK RECORDS   Official Sees Chance Yield May Be Higher Than Early Predictions

STEEL STRIKE IS AFFECTING ALL INDUSTRY   Ford Expects Complete Shutdown By Sunday

BOTH SIDES IN STEEL STRIKE ‘EYE WASHINGTON   Look To Truman and Advisers For Solution In Its 12th Dav

Strike Slashes  Reconversion   Look To Government For Steel Solution

HEAVY IMPACT OF STRIKE FELT   STEEL WALKOUT CUTS DEEPLY INTO RECONVERSION

SOUTH MANCHURIA FIHTING RENEWED   Government Sources Report Victories Over Chinese  Rade In Area

‘STRIKE OF PILOTS HALTS AIRLINE SERVICE; POWER DISPUTE ENDED; IHOPES HELD IN SHIPPING TIEUP

First Strike Against Airline Halts Flights Of TWA As Pilots Quit

Pittsburgh Power Workers Return  Strike Picture Around Nation Brighter —- Over 1,000 Pilots Leave Planes

Airline Strike But Pittsburgh ls Normal Again   Hope Also Rises For End Maritime Dispute on Wages

TWA PILOTS  STRIKE TODAY; WALKOUT ENDS AT PITTSBURGH   Power Workers Vote To Submit To Arbitration; Go Back To Jobs

Striking Airmen Cripple  Service   Union Demanding $15,300 A. Year For Pilots

BUTCHERS CLOSE SHOPS IN PROTES1   New York Owners Open Fight On Black Market

1,000 Retail Butcher Shops in N. Y. Close Because of Black Market

1,000 Butcher Shops Closed In New York   Meat Dealers Protesting Against Shortage Of Legal Supplies

Auto Ploughs Into Column of Scott FieldMen; 2 Die, 22 Hurt   Negro Soldiers Were On Routine Night March

Board is Named To Study Rents   Group To Investigate Commercial Rentals

URGE REMOV  OF DISEASED FLM TREES  Al   Cutting Only Known Way to Halt Spread of Ruthless Killer

PRICE CONTROL DEATH FAVORED   Senate Group Votes End to Meat Rules on June 30

DEAD WERE JUST ROLLED ASIDE  Horrors Of Bataan March Of Death Are Related At Trial

Bataan March. Details Aired At Tojo Tria.   Survivors Relate Horrors * Of Japanese Brutality Causing Death Of 1.200 Soldiers

Bataan March Is   Witness. Tells:‘The Tojo Judges Of Seeing: ‘Hundreds Killed.

‘Judge Delays Further Action Against U.M.W.   U.S. Aceused OF Aiding Persian Army!      Ex-Prisoner Tells Of Death March Slayings   Army Successful in Supersonic Speed Test  Tiny Rocket Shiv_ Loats re 3 so VWite« “On On ¢ ts Buk lor

US Survivors OfDeath March  Relate Horrors   Yanks Testify as Top Japs Go on Trial For War Atrocities

‘Manhunt’ Fizzles When Father Says He and Son Were Looking for Rattle

“Jomorroms Headlines Jaday LEWIS AND MINERS’ UNION ASK SUPREME COURT RULE AS 10 LEGALITY OF INJUNCTION WRIT

Soviet union is trying to widen Big Five powers   Council decision veto right proposal is offered experts

Othman Is Happy As American Soldiers Withdrawn From Not-So-Romantic Tran

Scheherasade Can Keep His Land, Disgusted GIs Say  One Nicht in Iran Was Too Long, Much Less 1.001

It’s About Time, Says Othman— U.S. Soldiers Leave Iran   Bad Memories Are Recalled By Writer

Italians, French To Ballot Today  Will Provide Tests Of Left-Wing Power

Tests Of Postwar Leftwing Strength Will Be Provided In Elections In Italy, France

Meat Prices Too High in Large Cities   Charge Black Market Price: in Most Stores, House  Committee Told Today

Poland Bloody Ground For Jews... .  Says Murder Of Jews Is Financed By The Polish “Government - In- Exile”

Jews Are Still Slain In Poland   Eight Hundred Slain Since Liberation;  Killed By Bandits

Volunteers Halt Butte Vandalism   War Veterans, Strikers Join T. End War of Nerves, Axes

ARKANSAS ELECTION RUNOFF QUIET AFFAIR   Former Servicemen Keep One County Under Control

CHECK STAINS ON CAR AS CLUE IN DEGNAN CASE   Greasy Paper Similar to Ransoni: Note Also Found

MOTHER FACES LIFE SENTENCE   Jury Recommends Mercy i Drowning of Daughter

SAYS FRONTIER OF POLAND IS ALREADY FIXED   Molotov Says Truman, Attlee, Stalin Agreed; Makes Reply to Byrnes

Byrnes Speec Is Answered By Molotov   Poland’s Frontier Fixed at Potsdam, Russian Contends

Molotov Takes Issue With Byrnes’ Speech   Says Poland’ss Western Border Has Already Been Fixed

Polish Frontier Fixed at Berlin, Molotov Asserts  Soviet Minister Takes Issue With Byrnes’ ‘Stuttgart Speech

Molotov Challenges Byrnes’ Statement On Polish Frontier   Soviet Foreign Minister Declares Western Boundary Already Fixed; Cites German Evacuation to Support His Stand

Byrnes Gets Sharp Reply From Soviet  Polish Boundary Fixed--Molotoy

Belfast Police to Guard Against Rioting When Ira Hunger Striker Dies

COLD WAVEIS CLEARING SKIES   Frigid Mass of Air Will Reach East Coast by Nightfall

Maritime Sirike Deadline Passed   Negotiators Are Still in Session

Maritime Sirike Deadline Passed  Negotiators Are   Negotiators Are Still in Session

Defense Funds Certain to Get Deep Trimming   Army, Navy Appropriations Hold Answer to Chief Fiseal Peohlem< °

REDUCTIONS IN ARMY AND NAVY SPENDING SEEN   Congress Must Decide I National Defense Can Stand Big Cut   OCCUPATION COSTS MAY PREVENT SLASH

Army And Navy Are Holding Key To Tax Outlook   Congress Must Decide If Defense Can Stand Over Two Billion Cut

New Congress Must Decide Without Delay Whether the National Defense Can Stand More Than Two-Billion Trimming in Budget

Congress Must Decide Soon  About Money  A rey oy... wl se ur aur Sea mesclieaa   Army-Navy Spending Key to Problem of Federal Economy

IN ARMY-NAVY EXPENDITURE   Chances of Tax Slash May Be Dependent On Military Cut

Huge Military Spending Cut Due in Budget   Army. Navy Slashes Are Kev to Biggest Fiscal Problems

Army, Navy Rey to Large Budget Cuts   New Congress Must Decide If National Defense Can Stand $2,000,000,000  Teaming Next Year

Two Billion Defense Cut  Considered On Slash Depend:  Tay Reduction.

Flagpole Sitter Leaves His Perch In Huff, But Will Be Back Sunday For Wedding

Oil Men Here To Meet June 6   Annual Session Set For Pennhills Club

Columbians, Inc. Declared Dead   President of Anti-Negro Organization Says  Party Will Carry On

Atomic Discussion In London Awaits Byres Arriva   American UNO Delegates May Force Revision of Moscow Agreement

Showdown Near on Price Control  Row Among Agencies Brought Into Open

Call for Realism In Price Policy; Must Have Goods   Long Smoldering Row in New Deal High Level Flames

P - eh .  Gh  Lis      ~ ae Small Pleas For Realistie. Flexible Poliey

ter-Ag: sncy Row Brought to Ope.’ by Demand — or Flexicle’ Price Policy

PRICE CONTROL FIGHT BROUGHT OUT INTO OPEN   Plea for ‘Reliable, Flexible’ Policy; Output Denends on Program

Plea For Price Policy Brings Row Into Open   Debate Is Whether Prices Are Held Too Firmly

Realistic, Flexible Price Policy Is Bringing Out OPA ToStandIts Ground OrLose

Federal Agencies’ Feud Over Prices Aired Qut by Smal   Groups Opposing OPA in Policies of Firm  Price Holding

Federal Agency Row With OPA Is Disclosed  Price Controls Are Declared

Price Policy Row Revealed   CPA Chief Calls for Realistic and Flexible Program From OPA

OPA Brings Bureaucratic Row In Open   Price Policy  Proves Iccne

SAYS CONTROL MEANS NOTHING WITHOUT GOODS   Truman Presses For Actior On Extension Of Plan; Moves Startle OPA

ALLIED INDUSTRIES OF NATION ARE HARD HIT  STEEL STRIKE TO IDLE MILLIONS   Long-Smouldering Row BetweenOPA Other Agencies Brought Into Open

Why Do Newsboys  Get Advantages? See Page 4   Inter-Government Row Is in Proaress

‘Realistic And Flexible’ Price Policy Is Urged By ‘CPA Administrator Small   Brings Into Open Long-Smouldering Row Between OPA and Other Federal Agencies

CPA PLEA FOR ‘REALISTIC, FLEXIBLE: PRICE POLICY’ INFLAMES FEDERAL ROW

OPA, Other Agencies In Hot Argument   Now in Open Is Row Over Whether Prices Held So Tightly es te Hamper Reconversion

Chief’s Ple a Brings Price Policy In Open   OPA Leader Pleads Fo1 Realistic And Flexibile  Dieenoram.,   SURPRISES OFFICIALS

Government Agencies in Price Bailie   OPA Fights Pomends  a Sams  Of Other Bureaus to Ease Up on Controls

LEADERS ARGUE PRICE CONTROL   Debate Between Agencies Out in the Open

NEED NEW PLAN   Official’s Plea: for Price Policy Reveals Old  Row

Price Plans. ‘At Variance   Flexible, Realistic Program Demanded

GOV'T BUREAUS ROW ON PRICES   Battle Between OPA and Other Agencies Out   In Open

Row Over Price Policy Flares In Washington   Plea For ‘Realistic, Flexible’ Plan Creates Disputes Between OPA, Bureaus

Top Agencies In Price Row  CPA Chief Pleads For ‘Flexible’ Policy

Bomb Blast In Beer War   Shatter Two Windows In Home of Beer Distributor

YOUTH CRUSHED BY EXPLOSION   Edward Gerrity, 21, Chevy Chase, Victim Of Un usual Blast

KAISER WANTS ‘MANY WEEKS’   Clashes Mark His Appearance Before House Committee.

TO FINISH SURVEY   Hoover Will Complete Fooc Inquiry Before Returning

Fire Rages In Salisbury, Md.   Three Buildings Destroyed And Others Ablaze In Heart Of Business District

‘Eisenhower Home Will Be « Wor Memorial   Proposed Project” Will Be Dedicated to General And U.S. Armed Forces

A Show Place for Kansas  Gen. Eisenhower Home Cénter of Million Dollar Memorial Project

Boy Held in Buffalo Jail   Waits Extradition To Return to Face Murder Charge

FEDERATION IN EUROPE AOKED BY CHURCHILL   Would End Punishment of Germany After War Power Stripped.

Churchill Urges French and Germany Partnership Setup   Calis for Some Kind of United States of Europe in Zurtch Talk

Makes Plea For United Europe   Churchill Says France And Germany Should Lead Way Yogether; Asks End to Revenge

REICH MUST BE GIVEN CHANCE, WINNIE AVERS   French-German Coalition Favored—People Are Cheered By Speech

Churchill Urges an End of Retribution For Fallen Germany   Britain’s War-time Leader Also Calls For Partnership of French and Germane

~-GIVES HOPE TO TWO NATIONS Pleads For French, German Partnership After ‘Retribution’   Wartime Premier Of Britain Asserts Power To Rearm Must Be Eliminated

Churchill Calls For European United States  France, Germany To Take Lead nm - Lie:

Churchill Asks French-German Alliance To Lead Europe And: “End To Retribution For:Reich      Calls For France, Germany to uke Lead In Setting Up United Statcs of Europe.

—SOLUTION—  Churchill Urges U.S In. Europe   Calls for End to Retribution For Germany

Churchill Calls For European United States  France, Germany To To ake = ad In For q Union

Plea Made by Churchill for.  New German   Britain's Former Prime Minister Urges End to Retribution When Nation Is Shorn of War-Making Powers

Federation Of European Crates Urged  Churchill Proposes   Churchill Proposes french-German Porinership

End Retribution, Churchill's Plea   Former Prime Minister Urges Workable System m rope    STRIP NAZI WAR POWER   Advises Fast Work to Set Up Provisional Popular Regime

CHURCHILL URGES U. 5. OF EUROPE   Wants France And Germany To Take Joint Lead

United States Europe  Urged   Churchill Suggests Retribution End  For Germany

Churchill Cheers Germans With ‘End to Retribution’ Speech Today   ‘United States of Europe’ ls Suagested by Britisher   Partnership of France And Germany Suggested

Churchill Offers Help To Germany   Would End Retribution Once Nation Stripped Of War Making Power

SAYS GERMANY, FRANCE SHOULD WORK TOGETHER   British Wartime Leader Expresses Views In Speech At Zurich; Need Regional  a. J roeranivatinann

—Churchill Speaks—  France And Germany Must Take Lead, Says Ex-Prime Minister

France-Reich Union Sought By Churchill   Ex-British Premier Urges Federation Of Europe Nations

Churchill Uraes United States Of Europe  Calls For End Of German Retribution, Franco-German Link

Bases Hopes Of Peace On United Europe   Urges French-German Partnership in ‘United States of Europe’

British Wartime Prime Minister Proposes Franco-German Partnership in a ‘United States of Europe’

Churchill Calls For New Europe  "End To Retribution For Germany Urged

Churchill Acks French-German ‘Alliance To Lead Europe: And ‘End To Retr ibution: For Reich   Calis For France, - Germany. to. Tuke.. Lead In Setting “Up United States of Europe.

Calls For End OF Retribution For Germany Once She Is Stripped O£  War Power

Churchill Urges French-German  ‘U.S. of Europe’   War-Time Minister Asks End _ of Retribution For Germany

CHURCHILL CALLS FOR ALTERATIONS OF GERMAN PLANS      End of Retribution Policy i Asked; Propases: United  States of Eurone

Russia Claims Troops Are Out   “Says -Evacuation Completed As Of May 9; Iran Issue Up In Air

Soviet Announcement of Evacuation Of Iran Leaves Question up in Air

Soviet Troops Completed Evacuation Of Iran May 9, Russian Radio Announces   Affect Of Announcement On United State: Security Council Not Yet Indicated

TROOPS OUT OF IRAN, MOSCOW RADIO SAYS   Ala’s Charge Left Up In Air As Result Of Broadcast

Reds Announce Evacuation of lran on May 9  Effect of Statement On U.N. Not Clear

Red Announcement On Iranian Issue Leaves UN in Air   Moscow Says Troops Completed Evacuation Of Country May 9

Ambassador Claims Russia Is Still Interfering With Affairs In Iran

UN Attitude On tran Case  Sull Confused   Russia's Announcement Of Withdrawal Of Troops May Have Effect

Elhott. Denies Making Charges Against Embassy   Says Correspondent Who Suggested Idea Probably Sent Story

Federal School Lunch Aid Bill Facing Alteration When: Senate Action Come:

DELICATE TRUCE BEGINS IN CHINA   Nation Has 15. Davs To Decide Peace Or War In Manchuria

Arab League Asks Freedom For Palestine   Case to Be Taken to United Nations If British Talks Fail

endence r Palestine al of Arabs   leaquve Hits U.S ‘for Interference ~ In Holy Land  Question '

Political Pot Boiling Quietly Inside -. Headquarters of Both Parties

White House Says Important Matters Keeping President In Washington

LABOR GRISIS HALTS TRIP BY PRESIDENT   Plans for Florida Va. cation Cancelled Abruptly by White House.

TRUMAN CALLS OFF FLORIDA VAGATION TRIF   Remains in White House Beeause of “Critical Situation”

Capital Pessimistic Over Prospects Of Early Strike Settlements   Situation Now Termed Critical   No Indication Given When Wage-Price Formula Will Be Announced

Decides To Stay At Washington Because Of Immediate Critical Situation Involving Problems Requiring Personal Attention   NO AGREEMENT ON STEEL PRICE SZEN

CO. FARMERS ‘GIVEN ADVISE ABOUT TAXES   Farmer Who Has Gross Income of More Than $500 Should File A Declaration. °

DEPUTY COLLECTOR HERE JANUARY 13, 14  Farmers with Gross Income $500 or More Must File

U. S., Britain Battle Quarantine on Spain   Debate Scheduled on Poland’s Charges With Vote Hoped on Iranian Problem Today

All Foods May Be Freed From Price Ceilings   Order Expected Soon “To Speed Junking of Pay Restrictions

All-Public Wage Board Will Not Be Satisfactory  ‘tar. ..14 @......y

LABOR TO REFUSE COOPERATION WITH PUBLIC PAY BOARD   AFL Member . of Stabilization Board Opposed to Proposed New Setup

UNRRA to Start Refugee Dispute   Russia, Yugoslavia, Poland Demand Their Return

UNRRA STUDIES REFUGEE ISSUE   Bitter Fight Seen On Demand For Return Of Homeless, Hungry Nationals

Red Claims U.S. Profit  on Blood   Vishinsky Objects to American Demands in Rumanian Damages

RUSSIA CLAIMS U §. ‘JUGGLED BALKAN ISSUE   Charge Of ‘Wartime Mone: Making’ Hurled At American Delegate

Says U. S. Profited On War   Vishinsky Says . Americons Mode Money os Soviet Blood Wes Shed

RED DELEGATE SAYS US. MADE MONEY ON WAR   Vishinsky Attack in Balkan Economic Commission

Russia Charges  U.S. War Profit   Vishinsky Resists. Call  For Payments By Romania

Charges U. 5. Profited while Reds Lost Blood   Soviet Delegate Raps Reparations Claim on Romania

Yanks Accused Of “Juggling” Balkan Issues   Delegate’s Thrust At Reds’ Demand Im Romania Ranped

BIG FOUR WILL SEEK TO SPEED UP PEACE MEET   Vishinsky Charges Statistical Juggling Of Balkan Economie Issues

Indirect Accusation is Hurled at Meeting to Make Peace in Paris; Romania Cost Keason   FIGURES JUGGLED, STATESMAN 8° YS

Vishinsky Aceuses U.S. Of Making Money in War   Charges Figures ‘Juggled’ in Attack On U.S.S.R. Reparations Claims Before Peace Conference

Vishinsky Claims U. S. Profiteered   America Made Money In War, Russian Savs

RUSSIAN FLINGS CHARGES ATU, S.   HINTS UNITED STATES PROFITED BY WAR

SOVIET PEACE DELEGATE FIRES ANOTHER BLAST   ‘Some Countries’ Accused Of ‘Making Money While Russians Gave Blood’

Threat To Peace Is Charged By Poland To Franco Regime   UNO Facing Second Big Test: As. Formal Charges Are-Filed

Jewish Situation  Muddled   Churchill Comes Out To Criticize Labor Regime

ODWYER GETS BOTH PARTIES IN AGREEMENT   New York Mayor Brings Strikers And Tugboat Owners Together

Union Membership Due To Vote Today OnPlanAnnounced By Mayor O’Dwver

ARBITRATION AGREED TO IN BOAT STRIKE   Philadelphia Faces Huge Transport Strike

Tug Worker: To Arbitrate Strike Issue   New York City Food, Fuel Supply Remains In Danger

Both Sides Ay:ce to  Arbitrate Dispute Which Has Caused Serious Shortages _In NY. City -

Leaders of Tug Workers Agree To Arbitration   Proposal Will Be Submi led to Union Membership Today

TUuHlola UF THE WET TELL POMONA OF TRIP   Corn Yield in West Is Said To Have Been Very Heavy   VISIT INDIAN _ SITES

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All in The Various Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Wallace Isn’t Saying Much About Plans; Has Good Word for Harriman

ROXAS CANDIDATES DOMINATE HOUSES   Philippine President - Elect to Have Control of Conorees

Columnist Drew. Pearson Gets First Copy; Forces Commerce Department To Make Move   We Fumble In Dark

Letter Discloses Wallace Stand   Cabinet Member Tell: President U.S. Is on Wrong Course in Dealing With Soviet

OPA Officials Do ‘About-Face,’ Agreeing to Grant Restaurants ‘An Increase in Prices on Meats

SEEK EARLY SLAUGHTER OF LIVESTOCK   But Little’ ~~ Hope Is Held For Such Relief

Democrats Hope Meat Will Return Before Election   Administration Needs Early Fall Kill.to Ease Situation

Presidential ‘Fingers Crossed; Slaughter Hopes Given Boost   Trumar, Decontrol Board Chief Turn Thumbs Down on. Abolishing Price Lids; Issue Turns into Political Squabble

PEARL PROBERS TO HEAR STORY OF ZACHARIAS   Had Predicted That Japan Would Stage Sunday Morning Attack

PEORIA COUNCIL MOVES TO BLOCK ARMORED TRAINS  INSTRUCTS POLICE  So. a te ton eh on th Oe ol oe Be TT

STRIKE IN SCHOOLS AT ST- LOUIS ENDS    Watkout Settled as Janitors Agree to Return to Work Pending Ware Negotiations.

News in Brief   BASKETBALL SCORES (State Tournament) waverly 38, Wiota 26. Sioux City (East) 42, Presto:

THIRTEEN REGISTERED   Local Youths Became 18 in June And Eligible for Service

White Paper: Issued: After In. terception of Communica: tons in Palestine:

Arabs Threaten Drastic Action To Halt Violence   an Troops ‘Aud Native Police Comb Jerusalem For Underground Group

British Accuse Palactina Chiate  UIVVULIEIU VULITO   Foreian Office White Boner Cites intercepted Messages Revealing Plans for ‘One Big Incident’

JEWISH AGENCY   Accuse Leaders of Ordering Violent Acts in Palestine

British Blame Jews In Terrorism; Tension Rises   By CARTER L. DAVIDSON

British White Paper Accuses Jewish Agency   Telegrams Said to Link Leaders With Attacks By Armed Groups

=—INTERCEPTED COMMUNICATIONS— Jd ewishA gency Blamed In British White Paper

JEWS ARE ACCUSEL   Britain Says Jewish Agency Ordered Many Acts of  Violence

BRITISH WHITE PAPER ACCUSES EXECUTIVES   Involvement In Holy Land Trouble Charged

Disorders Blamed On Jewish Agency   Recent Violence  In Palestine Laid To Group---'White Paper’ Is Published

White Paper Links Jews With Attack:   Intercepted Telegrams Implicate Agency Leaders With Palestine Violence, Say British Officials

RITAIN RELEASES "a PAPER” ON PALESTINE EVENTS   Evidence Gleaned from fn: fercepted Communicatens. Officials Sau

British White Paper Accuses  Jewish Agency   Says Intercepted Tele  grams Link Leaders W'th Palestine  Violence,

Jewish Agency Accused   British Charge Recent Violence in Palestine Planned and Fostered By Agency Executive

North Central States To Get New Cold Wave   Chicago Hit By Gale And Snowstorm, Now Faces Icy Blasts

RUSSIAN DEMAND FOR PROBE SEEN DEFENSIVE MOVE   Observers Believe Moscow  Seeks to Offset Iran De Mende an TAY

UNO IS FACING POWER POLITICS   Russia Demands Probe of British Actions in Greece

SOVIET MOVE FOR INQUIRY.  ROCKING UNO   DEMAND .FOR PROBE: OF BRITISH ACTIVITIES SEEN AS COUNTER-BLOW IN IRANIAN DISPUTE -

Duane Hawkins Married April 20  His Bride Santa Ana. Calif... Girl

'Olson-Bras  Wedding Sunday   MORNING  SUN YOUNG MAN WEDS BURLINGTON GIRL

Official Figures   ‘Rush County People To Extoll ‘Virtues Of Local Community In Noon Broadcast Friday Over WLS

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS  FOR SCHOOLS BEGIN  THURSDAY, FRIDAY : SPECIAL EVENTS ARE’ PLANNED FOR AND BY  CARCIFAMA CTIING

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS FOR SCHOOLS BEGIN THURSDAY, FRIDAY  SPECIAL EVENTS ARE PLANNED FOR AND BY CORSICANA STUDENTS

Union Security, Wage Disputes Brace GM Strike  Once ‘Security Issue  Settled, Wage Worry ved Eee

Strike Prolonged By More Disputes   Union Security And Wages Hamper GM Dispute.

UNION SECURITY ISSUE IS SNAG   Week-End Efforts To End &M Strike Are Futile

New Snag In GM Dispute   Union Secretary to Delay Settlement For Another Week

G.M., Union Deadlocked  Qvor lecriac VYUE lou   Wages and Security Are Problems Still Before Conference

UNION SECURITY HELPS 10 SNAG GM-UAW PEACE   Company And CIO Officials To Confer Again Today On Disputed Issue

Union Security And Wages Snag GM Peace Hope   Former: issue’ Plaped Top: Of Agenda As Officials Of Gonipany and CIO  Resume Nerotuions       Steel Strike Ends For Over 380,000   U. S. Steel Corporation Official Says Full Produc. — tion Not Expected Under Three’ Weeks

MAIN DISPUTE OVER UNION SECURITY   Mentions Dewey Deadlock On One Arqument   Not To Be So Troublesome. Mediator Declares As Meetings Continue

Dispute Over Union Security ‘Snags Progress   Mediator Dewey Calls Union And Company Officials Into Conference This Afternoon

Widespread G-M Strike Prolonged By New Dispute   Argument Over Union Security Rages

Sen. Vandenberg Discounts Peace Parley Clashes   Delegate To Paris Conference Speaks At lonia Free Fair

Present Wheat Supply Fills Half Of World’s Needs   Warns Food Committee: Probe Car Shortage To Speed Shipping

World's Wheat Reserve Is Low   House Food Committee Head Says Supplies Won’t Go Around

CHINA-FRENCH SIGN TREATY   Latter Gives Up Rights Held in China For 45  Years.

Rebels Face Martial Law In Indo Chin:   French Possession Aflame With Revolt; Death Toll Mounting

Viet Nam Troops Fight French in Two Key Sectors   Colonial Authorities Fearful Revolt May Spread Southward

INDO-CHINA REBELLION SPREADING   French Declare Martial Law in North Provinces

French Armies Battle Grimly To Hold Control   Entire Northern Section Is Blazing Battlegrounds France Fears Situation Mav Grow More Critical

French Proclaim Martial Law in North Indo-China   Rebel Forces Battle Troops for Control In Several Localities

Five Dead, Thirty Missing In Crash   Plane With 39 Aboard Falls In Sea Off Naples, Italy: Four Saved

i seed  5 Dead, 30 Missing As U. S. Airliner Crashes Near Naples

Band, KKK Are Reportec In Alliance   Government Agents Investigating Activities, Caudle Asserts

BUND AND KLAN HAND IN HAND   Revival Of Activities In Pro-German Society To Be Investigated

POLICE DRAG MARCHERS OFF TO JAIL, INCLUDING: PPES HEPREPT SORRELL

Lewis Delaying Negotiations (n New Wage Pact   Continues Running Debate With Mine Owners On Health And Welfare Conditions   WAGE EXPIRATION DATE IS APRIL 1

Heart Attack To Keep May From Senate Hearing   Kentucky Representative Was To Have Been Heard Today; Maj. Gen. Wiatt Says May Appealed Court Martial For Garsson

MAY 1S REPORTED TOO ILL 10 TELL HIS STORY TODAY   Lawyer Informs Mead Committee Congressman Suffered Heart Attack and Was Ordered to Bed.   KENTUCKIAN APPEALED FOR CAPT, GARSSON   Probers Learn of His Letters te Eisenhower in Behalf of Arms Maker's Court Martialed Son.

May Suffers.  Heart Attack. Doctor Says Unable To Testify Today i in Probe  Ne ‘err

May Has Heart Atfack, Lawyer Tells Probers      Kentuckian Will be Unable to Testify Today as Scheduled

Committee Releases Testimony Concerning Capt. Joseph H. Garsson’s Court Martial and May’s Appeal To Gen. BKisenhower

May III of Heart Attack; Testimony In Probe Delayed   Gounsel Reports Congressman’s Condition Is Serious; Probers Release Information Secured From Witnesses of Army

May Has Heart Attack; Won't Testify Today   Congressman Was Expected to Appear Before Probers of Munitions Combine

ARGE. FERRY fl   Missing Persons Are Being Sought Teday by Coast Guardsmen; IL: Are Survivors.   FOUR CARS SAID RIDING ON VEHICLE

Ten Missing, One Dead,  Ferry Crash   Fear Many Drowned In Mississippi River Tragedy Sunday

KKK Is Linked With Two Crimes   Georgia Grand Dragon of Klan Calls Charges Idiotic’

4000 Reported Dead or Missing In First Shock   Fresh Convulsions Extend Wide Area Of Great Disaster

10,000 Japs Are Homeless; Final Counts Not Made   No American Victims Reported; Big Tidal Waves Lash Coast

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tx All in The Various Communities

Competition Is Price Hold Hope   Small Says Rivalry Among Clothing Manufacturers May Halt Rises

U.S. Removes Last Control Threat to Clothing Industry   CPA Chief Believes  Competition Among Manufacturers May Hold Prices Down

CPA Ends Last Clothing Curb  Competition Will G Pri  overn Frices

LAST RESTRAINTS ON CLOTHING ARE BEING SET ASIDE   Government Hopes Competitias Alone Will Provide Low Cost Clothes

Last Control on Clothes Snipped   Expect Rivalry To Hold Prices in Line

Inexpensive Garments Are Put On Competition Basis; Small Hopeful On Prices

HITLER'S LUXURY YACHT TO BE SOLD   Offers for Craft Invited by British Admiralty—Has Numher of Cabins.

POTOFSKY GETS HILLMAN POST   Russian-Born Garment Workor Heads Amalgamated

POTOFSKY ELECTED 10 SUCCEED  HILLMAN   Philip Murray May Head Cl0 Political Action Group

ENTIRE NATION PAYS TRIBUTE TQ ARMY TODAY   Event Observed With Parades Throughout The Country

ARMY DAY IS BEING OBSERVED BY AMERICANS      First Peacetime Celebration Since 1941 -Marked by Parades   Warn That Military Might Still Must Be: Maintained

Army Day Observed Throughout Nation   President Truman In Chicago fo: Address, Parades In Many Cities

Celebrate First Peacetime Army Day In 5 Years   Warned That Army Must Stay Strong

Gulf Coast ‘Racket’ Charged   Legislative Committee Reports ‘Corruption’ Among Officers

Union Refuses Fifteen Cent Hourly Raise   United Auto Workers Prepare to Intensify 104-Day Old Strike— Arbitration Refused

BRITISH PAPERS URGE A SPEEDY BIG 3 MEETING   Moscow Charges Iran Trying To Split Big Powers In Effort To Seize Soviet Territory; Roundup Of Russia-U. S.-British Dispute.

GREEN PROMISES TENANTS RELIEF   SAYS HE WILL ASK MORATORIUM ON UNJUST EVICTIONS

U. S., Not Braden, Issued Blue Book Byrnes Declares   Weight of Government : Thrown behind Argentine Indictment

‘Truman, Byrnes Put Full Weight Behind Blue Book  Argentina Indictment ot eS ae . ee ey   Argentina Indictment Made by Government, Not Braden Alone

Secretary Byrnes Says “Blue Book” Published With His Full Approval

oth Truman and Byrnes Back Blue Beok on Argentine   Expose Is Written by United States ard Not By Spruille Braden

Indictment of Argentina Gets Support   Entire Weight of Government Behind Blue Book

Braden Given  Support by Covernment Top Officials Throw  Weight Against Argentine Assertions

TRUMAN BACKS BYRNES DIGS AT ARGENTINA   State Department Blue« Book Indictment Is Fully Accepted

Indictment Of Argentina Has U. 5. Approval   Truman and Byrnes Give Full Support to Recent “Blue Book”

Entire Weight of US. Government Beliind Blue Roo}  Byrnes Anno uncemen ie de to Reliev eve Cee et gage ak

GOVERNMENT BACKS ATTACK ON ARGENTINA   Truman And Bryrrnes Suppert Charges Containcd In Recent “Blue Book™ Indictment

ARGENTINE NAZI BOOK AUTHENTIC   i, &. Government Backs Up Charges Against Military Rulers

U.S. MADE CHARGE, NOT BRADEN  HST, Byrnes Say U. S. Will Back Charge On Argentina

Case Bill Veto Will Depend On Agency Reports   ‘Truman Paying Scant At tention, He Says, To  Telegrams

Ending oi Price Barriers fo Up Cost of Livin   Economists Point To Recession Delay; May Balance U.&. Budget

SEE 5 PER CENT BOOST IN LIVING Price Control End To Check Business Slump, Help Balance Budget —

Stimson Irked By. Morgan Meddling   “Blew Up” Over What He Termed Interference Of Banking Firm.

Year Old Boy Nearly Killed By Truck Friday   ry Kelly,  Playing In Street, Has Broken Leg and Bruises

Year Old Boy Neatly Killed By Truck Friday   treet, Has Broken Leg and Bruises  é Kelly, Playing In

Man. And A dull  Tae  Dauighter A And  en ere 6 ee  OT © OUMG 5iGi   Bodies Discovered In Cem etery and House Near Catholic Church In Texas, Marylend

Drive Economic, Not Political   AFL Head Says Union Drive Will Be In Contrast To That Of CIO

Admits Killing MMlinois Divorcee Feared Exposal   Burlington, la., Veteran Says Others Aided’ in Slaying

Chief Of Belle Vernon State Po lice Barracks, Who Crackec Hauser' Case, Named To County Post

At Hearing John Defies Writ of U.S.   Counsel Asserts Court —Lacked Right; Tnal Opens Wednesday.

DEATH TOLL OF HOTEL FIRE 60   Claim Hotel Delayed  in lurmine in Alarm

Hotel Death List Hits 60   Alderman Charges LaSalle Officials With Negligence

President Catches Fleeing Turkey   Huge 42-Pound Bird Makes Escape From Crate At White House

TURKEY   President Catches One In An Impromptu Hunt At White House Office

Coventry Rum Was Directed By Goering  Reichmarshal’s Own Witness Says He

BLAME GOERING FOR COVENTRY   ASSISTANT SAYS AIR MARSHAL PLANNED RAID

Bombing Blame Is Placed On Goering   Kesselring Tells Hlow Plans Were Made To Blast Coventry

Goering Planned Raid on Coventry, Says Kesselring   Defense Witness Pins Responsibility for Bombing “On Reichmarshal

Coventry Air Raid Planned  By Goering : o :   Kesselring Says He Helped Reichsmarshal  Prepare Heinous Attack ¥

Goering’s Witness ‘Backfires   Goventry Destruction Planned Deliberately Tribunal is Told

Assert Stalin Seriously II!   High Ranking Soviets ‘Are Now Near Him’

RETURN OF KING GEORGE II TO GREECE MAY PROVIDE TEST OF BRITISH-RUSSIAN PANS THERE

Power Test  Shapes UpIn Balkan Area   Return of King George Te Greece Provides Occasion For RussoBritish Exhibition OF CGveand-Take

Armed Clash Could Develop There Between Britain and Russia; Would Mean a More Terrible World War

Greece “Mighty Atom’’in East-West Jockying for Position in Balkans 

King George to Find Greece Has Become Powder Keg Ready for an Explosion:

Mackenzie’ $ Column   By DEWITE MACKEN TIE AP Foreign Affairs Apalyst

More Than 90,000 Persons Said Homeless  Death Toll Mounts In Quake In Japan

JAP CASUALTIES AT 2395 PEAK   1088 Reported Dead In Saturday Disaster; Food Sent to Needy

CASUALTIES IN JAP DISASTER ~~ ARE NOW 9.395   Loss Of Life Is Under Exe pectations; Billions In Property Damage   UNFORTUNATES ARE RECEIVING ARMY AID

Late Quake Death Total Put At 1,088   Authorities Rush Aid For 100,000; 165 Still Missing:

1,088 Listed as Dead in Jap Quake  All Agencies Strive to Get Quick Aid to Many Victim:

No Americans or Other Allied Casualties Reported; Property Damage Is Yet Unestimated; 24 Prefectures Atfected.

JAP DEATH TOLL “IN EARTHQUAKE PLACED AT 1,088   Latest Figures Show 1,142 Injured, 165 Missing—94,- . 669 Homeless in Bitter Cold.   PROPERTY DAMAGE RUNS INTO BILLIONS   Refugees Keep Warm at Fires Built in Open as Authorities Speed Relief Work.

Strike Is Setfor4.P.M.  OverNation   Union Group Meets Earlier With Labor Adviser to Truman at Hotel   Reply Is Ready      Trainmen Carry Their Answer to Truman Proposal

British Loan Is Bombarded By Sen. Taft   Ohio Solon Says Fiseal Policy Will Result In Infla tion, Depression

TAFT, DENOUNCING BRITISH LOAN SEES INFLATION, BOOM AND CRASH IN TRUMAN ADMINISTRATION ACT

TAFT DENOUNCES LOAN TO BRITAIN IN BITTER ATTACK   ‘Charges New Deal Polic;  Means Inflation, Boom and Senression

Taft Assails British Loan; Urges ‘G ‘Git’   Raps Administration For Inflationary Fiscal Policy

TAFT CHARGES BRITISH LOAN FOR EMPIRE USE   Hits Fiscal Policy As Bilbo Pushes Ronus Over Loan

SENATOR ATTAGKS LOAN 10 ENGLAND   Taft Issues Warning on Proposal Today at Capital

Taft Flays U.S. Policy on Loan To Great Britam   Senator Regards Act as Leading to Inflation, Boom, Depression   SAYS ENGLAND NOT IN SERIOUS SHAPE   Cites Increased Gold Reserves and “Apparent” Loans to Others

FATE OF NAZIS WELL GUARDED AT NUERNBERG   Reading of Verdic' Opens Monday anc Will Require Tw Days’ Time.

VERDICTS TO BE ANNOUNCED NEXT MONDAY   Tribunal Clamps Lid on Newsmen

Fate of Nazi Bigshots Remains Dark Secret Well Guarded By War Tribuna/

Hint Verdict Reached On War Crimes   Decisions Closely Guarded; World to Know Monday

Kate Of Nazi War Leaders Believed Set   Officials Threaten To Prosecute Any Giving  Advance Hint Of Verdict

Fate of German Leaders Settled   War Crimes Verdict Will Be Given Next Week

Verdict Given 22 Nazi Leaders Carefully Guarded -— Prosecution Threatens Anyone Giving Ad TonNoA

NAZI SENTENCES REMAIN SECRET   Nuernberg Court Threatens Prosecution Of Anyone ‘Breaking’ Story

SENTENCE NAZI HEADS TUESDAY   MUCH SECRECY THROWN AROUND VERDICT

NUERNBERG COURT TAKES STEPS PHARD VERDICTS   Warns Against “Leaks” on Court Findings Against New Lendaere .

FATE OF NAZIS SEALED —  Verdict Is Closely Guarded As Date Of Sentence Nears

Verdict on Nazis Believed Ready; Tribunal Guarding Against ‘Leak’

War Crimes Verdict Leak Is Feared   Court Threatens To Prosecute Early Hint

REUTHER HAS FOES FOR HIS ASSISTANTS _   Vice-Presidents Selected from Opposite Faction

BEVIN’S STATEMENT CAUSES PROTEST   Jews Term Remark “Vulgor  ee Pe Penn a

Increase Of 10 Per Cent Said Likely In June   Details For Auto  Price Boost Due During Weekend

Feast Is Emerging From Famine OPA Controllers Hear   Gingersnap Trees Again on Rock Candy Mount, They're Told

Student Has Halted Pose   William Heirens, 17, Talks To Prosecutor

Heirens Talks; No Confession  Does Not Admit He Killed Deqnan Child

STUDENT DENIES AIDNAP - SLAYING OF DEGNAN CHILD   Police Report Heirens Has Dropped “Pose and Shgm” of Dekisium

THE INVISIBLE MAN   Please, Mr. President, Buy Shoes With Hicher Heels

FEARS VIOLENCE IN TRUCK STRIKE   NEW YORK MAYOR SAYS ONE LOCAL 18 OUT OF CONTROL OF OFFICERS.

MAYOR WRITES UNION Bloodshed, Injury Feared In New York City Strike

Higgins Resigns From War Court   Duties In Massuchusetts Make Resignation Necessary

House Comm. Says Small Business Hurt by Early Lifting of Controls

Evelyn Manning Completes ‘Foreign  Service With U.S; State  Daseresent’

Evelyn Manning Completes Foreign Service With U.S. State Department

Independence Day Celebrated the World Over   Americans at Home Played, Those Abroad Paraded

Americans, World Over, Celebrate Independence Day   Death Toll Rises as Millions in Nation Begit Four-Day Festivities

Free Americans  Observe 4th At. Home, Abroac  6,000 Yankees Stage Colorful Parade At

Americans Celebrate Ath Of July   First’ Peace Time Independence Day In Five Years Is Observed Around the World

French Pick  ?2-House Rule   Americans World Over Note Nation’s 170th Birthday «

INDEPENDENCE DAY OBSERVED WORLD OVER   Philippine Nation Takes on New Status After 48 Years

Day ls Observed The World Over  First Peace-Time Fourth In 5 Years

FOURTH OBSERVED THE WORLD OVER   AMERICANS CARRY INDEPENDENCE SPIRIT TO EUROPE AND ORDENT.

Nation Marks Independence Day Philippine Islands Given  Full Freedom On Thursday

UN Faces Fight Over Members   Britain And Russia Tc Be Divided Over  Admicesiangs

SHOWDOWN LIKELY ON ALBANIA’S BID   Request For UNO Member: ship To Be Discussed

DELEGATIONS WILL OPPOSESHOWDOWN ON APPLICATION   Albania's Application May Bi Subjected to Rift'in U.N.  Council

United States And Britain Fight Separate Showdown On Albania’s Bid To U.N.

Home Edition   What Has Become Of The Rest Of Europe’s Crown Jewels ?—No. 1

MAINE. VOTERS RENOMINATE GOV. HILDRETH   Bonus Stand Garners Wide Margin In GOP Primary

Hildreth Victor in Maine Race   Two More Primaries Slated for Today

15 Mines Close as  Talks Start   4000 Walk Out Despite Work Plea of Leaders; Lewis Not at Conclave

PARLEY MONDAY AN WASHINGTON IC PEAIECTER   Schwellenbach Seeks to End - 185-Day-Old Walkout by Negotiations   TWA OUTLOOK BRIGHTER   Tieup at Chicago Stockyards Is Averted by 11th-Hour Settlement

Gl FURLOUGH P AY FUNDS APPROVED   Method of Payment to be Worked Out Yet, However.

FOR Gl LEAVE PAY IS OKAYED   Still No Agreement On Making Payments In Cash Or Bonds

U. 5. Inquires About Russian Army Move   Reports Place New Strain on Relations Of Russia and U. S. ‘And Test UNO Power

Russta’s Latest Move  Will Test UNO Powers   Moscow’s Latest Action In Iran Puts New Strain On Relations With United States

Soviet Actions Bring Crucial Test For UNO   U. S. Officials Puzzled Over Red Objectives in Middle East

Kiwanis lab Here Voces For ‘Davlioht Tie   Soviet Action Tests U.'.O.

New Strain On World Relations .. .  UNO Faces Critical Test  In The Soviet Situation

UNO IS FACING CRITICAL TEST      Movement Into Iran Fur. ther Strains U. S.Russ Relations

UNO FACES TEST IN IRAN PROBLEM   Russian Objectives Puzzle Officials At Washington

U.S. Sends New Note To Russia   Acts on Basis of Uncontirmed Reports of New Movements in Tran; Strain Incredses.

Move Puts Strain On US Relations: UNO To Get Test   State Department Forwards Note To  * Moscow Asking For ‘Reasons

RED ARMY MOVES INTRAN THREATEN puyeen i ¢ aneaon   Washington Puzzled at Soviet Objective ‘in: Re pom uta ill MBcnce weivinnc

\Red Policy in Iran Threatens Critical Test for UNO   By JOHN M. LIGHTOWER  Associated Press Diplomatic " Weta

Red Army’s ReportedMoves In Iran Threaten To. Pose Test Of UNO’s Ability To Keep Peace   Top, Officials Predict That Whole Issue To Be Thrown In Lap Of ‘Security, Council Unless ‘Soviets Pursue Change Of Course

NEW RED MOVE MAY TEST UNO COUNCIL   Troop Movement Into Iran Puzzles U. S. Leaders

RUSSIAN ARMY MOVES TOWARD  TURKISH BORDER: PRESENTS TEST OF PEACE POWER OF UNO

Russia Asked To Explain Her Actions In Iran   Sending Additional Troops Into Country After Deadline For Withdrawal Passes

Red Moves Put Strain On Relations   House Body Asks Data on Military Needs   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic Writer

Red Troops Move Close To Iraq Line   Forces Reported Within 20 Miles of Tehran and Near Turkish Borders; U. S. Sends Inquiry

U. S. Sends Note To Reds Asking ‘Why?’   Reports Have Yet To Be Formally Confirmed Or Officially Denied.   SUFFICIENT WEICUHT

Anxious Eyes Turned Upon Russian Acts   Reported Entrance Into Iran Brings Puzzlement, Concern

Troops Said io Be Within 26 Miles of Tehran   State Dept. Hears Soviet Forces Move Toward  Iraq, Turkey

Red Moves. Put Strain © On Relations   House Body ; Asks Data on Military Needs

Red Reinforcements On Move In Iran  Pose Test For UNO To Preserve Peace   American Government Has Sent Note To Moscow Asking What Russians Are Up To And Why; May Have Designs On Rich Oil Fields

New Strain Develops in Relations Between the  on Matter   Message to Russia Asks About Move of Troops Toward Turkey

Red Movements Threaten Test — (f UNO Powers   Actions Also Put New Strain On Russian U. S. Relations

So viet Moves Tn Tean Stram  American Tie   Also Pose .Critical.Test Of - Uniied Nations Organi ’ gation’s Power to Pre.-° serve Peace '-

F light of Jews Is Increasing  ! Ditwwnwen femebolliwne   Pogrom Crystallizes Violent Fears

JEWS FLEEING FROM POLAND   Bloody Pogrom At Kielce Starts Renewed Migration

STRIKE ORDERED MAY 18 BY TWO RAILROAD UNION’   Trainmen and Engineers Issue Call for Walkouts That Could Paralyze Transportation,   3 OTHER BROTHERHOODS TO SEEK HIGHER WAGES   Firemen and Enginemen, Conductors and Switchmen Term Recent Arbitration Award Inadequate.

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Strike of Railroad Trainmen, Engineers Is Set for May 18   Walkout Is Ordered after Two Brotherhoods Reject Recommendations of Fact-Finding Board; Three Other Operating Brotherhoods To   Seek Further Wage Boosts

OOD OUTLOOK BEST ONE IN U.S. HISTORY   WHEAT AND CORN PRODUCTION HITS NEW HIGH

BUMPER FOOD. HARVEST SEEN   Crop Report Indicates ’42 Harvest to Be Exceeded By Three Per Cent.

RECORD WHEAT AND CORN SEEN   Biggest Harvest in History of This Country Forecast

Prospects Bright For Nev Marks For Corn, Wheat, Peaches, Etc.   AVERAGE YIELDS OF HAY AND SOYBEANS

BUMPER CORN, WHEAT CROPS ARE FORBGAST   Dept. of Agricalture Makes Its Repor As of August First

Record Harvest Promised in Crop Survey  Growing Condition During Tulv

Big Harvest Of Food Crop Is Predicted   U. S. Report Shows Prospects Are Bright for Record Yields

Largest Harvest In History Predicted   Record Yields are Fore_cast for Food and Feed Grains

Crops to Exceed Production Mark As Season Ideal   Monster Com Harvest Tops All Previous Marks in U. S.

KANSAS BANK HOLDUP BALKED BY WOMAN   Gunman, Ordered by Teller to “Get Out of Here,” Flees Empty-Handed.

War Probers Hit By Admiral King   ‘Wilful Distortion’ Cited in Cano! Case

MOLOTOV ASKS TIME FOR STUDY   Believed to be Awaiting Instructions from Moscow — Rebuffs Byrnés Proposal for 21-Nation Peace Conference on June 15. sa

Molotov Rebuffs Byrnes Proposed Peace Parley Date   Believe He Waits For Word From Moscow On Rejection

Capt. H. W. Olson Assigned to Field Artillery School af Ft. Sill

LeMars Man Is Assigned Inspector At Army School  Capt. Howard Olson _ At. Artillery Center In Fort Sill, Okla.

LeMars Man Is _ Assigned lidpects At Army School  : Capt. Howard Olson At. Artillery Center: In Fort Sill, Okla.

OVER PROTEST OF UNION HEAD   Pittsburgh Trolleymen Also Plan Vote On Return To Jobs

But Reconversion Director Says His Hopes Are Based on Recent Trends in Labor Affairs.

heconversion Chief Talks With Fairless   Believes Chrysler, Ford Agreements Will Affect Steel

Temperature Drops Ta 41 On Saturday   Total Rainfall for the Past Month Recorded at 4.80 laches Here

Call Conference To Discuss Sales ‘Tax Distribution   Renew Drive To Get Tax Funds For Local Use

Rescuers Bore Toward Miner   Encouraged Over Taps By Imprisoned Man; Sister Arrives

Conciliators Tackle Westinghouse  Walkout: GM And GE Strikes kind

Conciliation Is Sought in Two Strikes   Conciliators Tackle West inghouse Walkout—Hearings in Railway Strike

General, 4 Others Die In Plane Crash   Wreckage of Long Miss: ing Craft Found in North Carolina

GENERAL AND-FOUR ARMY MEN KILLED   B-25 Bomber Crashed Into North Caroling Mountain In Thick Fog Last Friday ~

PA Flayed As  ype of Fascism   ee Waves Skillet,  ays Business in Fire

Wiley Accuses OPA of “Type Of Fascism’   Senator Waves Three Skillets at Startled Colleagues on Floor

‘Typeof Fascism Charged to OPA By Sen. Wiley   Livestock Feeders Say Agency Seeking To Continue Power

Sen. Wiley Says OPA Has Injured U. S. Business  Republican Solon  Atew Tiaklames Dit

OPA Debate Riles Senate  Wiley Says Agency Partial To ‘Darlings’

Discharge Rate Speeded by Navy   Officers Authorized to Cut Time for Release

IS THREATENED   VFW Commander Says Vets Will Act Unless Price Curbs Are Restored

Another Slaying Found In Londor  One Case Solved In Four Recent Murdere

Scotland Yard Adds Another Woman To Unsolved Murders   Only One Arrest Yet Made In Connection To Recent Slayinas

CHARGES FOOD SOLD CHEAPLY   Asserts United States Giving Large Amounts To UNRRA

TRE eet S. More FECAL and F otaines May   Be Answer to Divorce Problem

Rosenberg on Stand At Nuernberg, Tries To Talk Philosophy   Koltenbrunner’s Defense Jolted by Testimony Of Former Osweicim Boss

Rosenberg Claims He Joined Hitler Gang in 1919 to Combat Bolshevism

GIVES TESTIMONY   Nazi Official Philosopher Speaks at Nuernberg Trials

ROSENBERG CUT OFF FOR PHILOSOPHIZING   Says Experience In Russia Turned Him To Hitler

FEED SHORTAGE IN NORTHEAST STATES SERIOUS   Supplies Will Be Exhausted In 15 To 30 Days,  Report Declares   4-POINT PLAN WILL - BE GIVEN ANDERSON

Southerners Warn Against ‘PurgeCampatien   Truman’s Intervention In Missouri Politics Has Effect on Rourbons

Activity Is Welcomed By G. 0. P.   Say His Entry in General Election Campaign Will Help Clarify Issues

SOUTH DISLIKES TRUMAN PLANS   Irate Southerners Declare President Should Not Enter Primary Fight

BIG FOUR PLANS DRAW INQUIRIES   Senators Wonder How Long American Troops Are Expected To Remain In Eurone.

Proposed Agreement Has Some Senators Wondering How Long Americans to Stay in Europe

GERMAN ZONES TO BE MERGED   American And_ British Occupation Areas Join, Cut Costs

FOUR POINT PACT IS MADE  Merger Of British And U. S. Occupation Zones Effected

Economic Merger  Pact Announced _ Step Will Reduce Occupation Costs

at ne ee te a  Movies Mold U. S. Thought,  Russian Writer Contends

Moslem League Agrees To Enter Interim Regime Viceroy’ Offer, Whi   Viceroy's Offer, Which May Break Indian Stalemate, Accepted

Moslem League Accepts Wavell Union Proposal   _ Will Join in Drafting New Constitution: Hope for Peace

INDIA MOSLEM LEAGUE TO BE IN GOVERNMENT   British Offer Of Five Cabinet Seats Said To Settle Issues

Moslem Group Accepts Offer   Will Participate in Drafting New Constitution for. India

Peace Confer:.ace Rules Committee Adj.urns In Tanele Over Pro‘edures

Procedural Tangle Bogs Rules Body   Byrnes And Molotov In Heated Wrangle; Soviet Accused Of ‘Dictating.’

Russ, West Collide  at Parley   Challenge Accepted to Publish Remarks in Soviet Newspapers

Dictator Position Charged In Words   Russian Declares Big Four Idea Is American

Red, Western Ideas Collide   Entangled Parley Rules Committee Recesses; Russian Bloc Presents A Walkout Threat   Molotov Protests.

Byrnes Charges Dictatorship By Molotov In Paris   Soviet Minister Replies Big Four American Idea, Accepts Challeng

Threat is Heard Entire Russian Bloc May Leave   Session Adjourns After Bitter Ex change Between Secretary Byrnes and Molotov   Ry LYNN HEINZERLING

U.S. Envoy Says Reds Trying To Dictate Policies   Soviet Is Challenged To Print American's Statement in Moscow

Russians May Leave Peace  Talks‘In Row   British See Possibility Of ‘Withdrawal Following Ma: jority Debate.

Whole Russian Bloc May Quit As Result Of Procedure Tilt   Second Row Raised Over Balloting in Committee

RUSSIAN BLOC MAY WALK OF SESSIONS   Rules Committee Adjourng® in  . Tangle AfierClashes of — Meet Delepations   GIVE-AND-TAKE AFFAIRS FAIL TO REACH ACCORD

Peace Parley  Bogging Down  Over Procedure  Byrnes, Molotov Exchange Debate

Paris, August 6—(7)—The rules committee of the Paris pence conferance adjourned in a tangle ever procedural questiens teday.

BYRNES AND MOLOTOV IN NEW CLASH   Byrnes Challenges Russian Papers to Print His Remarks

Russian Bloc May Leave   Yugoslavia Serves Notice Won't Be Bound by Less Than Two-Thirds Majority Votes

Charges Reds Attempting To Dictate Peace   Byrnes, Molotov Clash Again; Bog Down Paris Rules Group

Committee of Peace Session Quits in Anger   Entire Russian Bloc May Leave, Hint of British Spokesman

Accusations Hurled By Byrnes and Molotov At Paris Peace Conference

POSSIBILITY RUSSIAN: BLOC HAY WITHDRAW SEEN AT CONFERENCE  RULES COMMITTEE IN TANGLE AFTER BITTER DEBATE OVER VOTING 

Says Russian  Tries Inctate   To Conference   Byrnes Challenges Molotov To See -To it His Remarks Ave Published In Soviet Press    Replies to Charge   Of Inconsistency   Declares Sovict Delegate Knew His Statements Were Not In Accord With Facts

Peace Conference Tangled by Procedural Disputes as Byrnes and Molotoy Clash   Rumor Entire Russian Bloc May Leave Parley; Word Battle Centers Around Two-third Majority vote for Approval

Wrangle On Vote  Issue   Entire Russian Bloc Might Leave Peace Parley Over Question Of Simple Majority

Molotov Accused Of At tempting To Dictate Peace Conference   Soviet Savs Big  Four U.S. Idea   American’s Challenge Te Print Remarks In Russian Press Accepted

Rules Committee Quits in a Tangle   Problem of Majority or Two-Thirds Vote Not Yet Solved   CLASH ON THE FLOOR   Byrnes and Molotov Engage in Hot Argument Over Issues

N avy Budget Cut Is under Scrutiny; Ask 20 Percent Army-Navy Pay Hike

GOP Advance In West Seen By Danaher   Prediction Is Made 406 Seats In House Will Be Gained By Republicans 

WOULD USE ARMY TRUCKS   Representative Suggests A Way Tc Move Surplus of Wheat

Byrnes Speaks Out Against Soviets in Treaty Discussions   Opposes Treaties Made Against Poisdam Pact By Others

BIG FOUR GRAPPLE ON TRIESTE: PROBLEM   Byrnes And Molotoy Constant “WwAtOdds

ce WITH TRIESTE PROBLEM TODAY   Hopes For Peace Conference  Have Faded

BIG FOUR STILL IN DEADLOCK OVER TRIESTE   Sessions May Continue Despite Arrival of .— Byrnes’ Deadline

Foreign Ministers Grappling With Trieste Problem   Indications Appear To Be Against General Peace Conference During Summer   MOLOTOV’S MOVE PROVES SURPRISE

TAKES FLOOR OF HOUSE TO BLAST FOES   Promises Offer Amendment To Restore Funds

Rayburn Assails Utility Lobbyists   ‘Power Companies Trying To Scuttle U. S. Program’

IMPROVEMENT OF SECONDARY ROADS SLATED   Two Ayrshire Roads Scheduled First

UN Launches Study of Five Proposal:  To Guard Against Misuse. of Power

Blames Poor Pay And Inefficient Districting For Teacher Shortage

Former Head OFUSSR Dies      Moscow Radio Announces Death of Former Union President

DEATH CLAIMS KALININ, WHO HEADED USSR   Former President of Sovie Union, 70, Dies Following Severe Iliness

Two Sailors Held In Florida Murder   Youths Arrested On Robbery Charge Will BeQuestioned About Killing Of Young Couple

SWALLOWS POISON IN LAST MINUTES BEFORE HANGING OF NAZI HEIRARCHY BEGUN   TEN OTHERS GO TO DEATH ON GERMAN PRISON GALLOWS; STREICHER SCREAMS AGAINST JEWS; OTHERS CALM AT DEATH

ALLIED OFFICIALS START INVESTIGATION AF. TER TEN OTHER TOP NAZIS DIE ON GALLOWS IN NUERNBERG GYMNASIUM.

NEGOTIATIONS FOR MINE PAY ARE ‘DELICATE   5,700 Miners Walk Out Because Of Unrest In Coal Industry

Unrest’ Grows As 5700 Miners Already Quit Work   Operators Blast The Government for Bowing to Lewis

Coal Situation Is Reported in Delicate Shape   Government Reports Some Miners Have  Walked Off Jobs

Opening Session Adjourns With No Progress Reported; ‘See End To Maritime Strike

Thousands Quit Mines as U.S., Lewis Open Talks  ‘No Contract, No Work’ Cry Brings Scattered Walkouts

Situation Said In ‘Delicate Shape’  Operators Angrily  Criticize Officials

Negotiations in Coal Issue Are in Recess   Action Expected to Free Ships in Maritime Strike

Miners Leaving Pits as Pay Hike Talks Opened   Negotiators for Government and Lewis Confer Four. Hours and Then ’ Rearace

Negotiations Are Suspended Until Monday   Official Declares Situation Is Too Critical to Discuss

9,400 Quit Coal Mines In ‘Unrest’   Negotiations Recess Until Monday After  Faur-Hour Wisenaatar

d, 400 Miners Quit Work as Negotiations Are Started ‘Unrest’ Is Cited;  Talks Reported Tn “Delicate Shape

M2 MINES CLOSE: NEGOTIATIONS IN “DELICATE SHAPE?   Union and Government Repre sentatives Confer Four  Hours, Recess Without —Making Statement, _   WALKOUTS ARE LAID © TO UNREST BY U. &.   Operators’ Committee De  clares Any New Conces-  sions to Diggers Would Be “a Public Disgrace.”

After Taking Hours, Conferees Recess Until Monday; 42 Mines Idle as Token of “Unrest.”

(5,700 Miners   Reported Out As Talk Opens   Both Lewis, ‘Krug. Absent: ‘Operators Complain Pe ecchbe Teal.”

5.700 Miners Quit In Unrest Over Parley   U.S. Lays Walkout To Misunderstanding of Radio Broadcast

Talks Resume On Pay Boost Fight Monday   Situation in Delicate Shape, Government Reports

NEGOTIATIONS WILL RESUME NEXT MONDAY   Situation Reported In Delicate State As Parley Is Halted

NEGOTIATIONS OVER CONTRACT ARE RECESSED   Discussions In “Delicate Shape” In Regard Te Lewis’ Demands   5,700 MINERS HAVE ALREADY WALKED OUT

Negotiations Between The United States Gov. ernment and John L. Lewis, Citizen, Report. od In “Realinaia Ghana)

PAY INCREASE TALKS RECESS UNTIL MONDAY   EXTENT OF LEWIS’ DEMANDS NOT SPECIFIED

INDEPENDENCE OF PALESTINE DEMANDED BY-RUSS ENVOY   Reds, Western Powers Accuse Each Other of Delaying U.N. Trusteeship

Soviets Challenge Britain To Give Zion Independence   Reds Throw Sharp Barbs in UN Trusteeship Parley Yanks Claimed ‘Inconsistent’

FROG RAISER FILES CLAIM   Charges State Law Banning Out-of-State Sales Costs $101,041

CRIPPLED GIRL IN ST. LOUIS   Child Aided by Railroad Men Taken To Shriner's Hospital

Platform Promises To Be Pul To Use   Full Legislation To Be Completed First Of the Year

Demonstrating U. S. Troops in London Enlist Aid of Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt

MORE-SUGAR— 18 FORECAST   OPA SAYS IT EXPECTS TO ALLOW MORE THAN FIVE POUNDS FOR FIRST QUARTER

“Bill” Hemphill Returned To Welfare Position eee Wis — Ida County

“Bill” Hemphill Returned To Welfare Position —  Miss Maxine White Is Going To Ida County

OPA UPS PRICES ON SWEET STUFF   ADVANCES COST ON SEVERAL MORE ITEMS

OPA UPS PRICES OF JAM, JELLY, OTHER SPREADS   Controls Taken Off More Items; Most Food To Be Freed By Nov. 1

Cost Added  To Preserves   Rapid Steps Being Taken Toward Remova Of All Price Controls By November .

OPA Increases Prices of Jams, Jellies  Ceilings Removed   Ceilings Removed On Harness; Study Bakery Products

MONE OPA PRICcS ARE HIKED TODAS   Jams. Jellies, Apple Butter Preserves and Work Gloves Included

OPA Raises Ceilings On More Items   Grant Increases For Table Delicacies and Riding Equipment

DECONTROL WORK CONTINUES TODAY; SWEETS GET BOOST   Jams, Jellies, Preserve: and Apple Butter to Be Increased; Other Items Taken from Curbs.   CEILINGS TAKEN OFF TURF GOODS

Majority of St. Louis Schools Close   Others Picketed As Custodians and Matrons Strike

STRIKE CLOSES SCHOOLS   Custodians and Matrote in St. Louis Demand Wage Raise

STRIKE CLOSES S'LOUIS SCHOOLS   EIGHT SHUT, OTHERS EXPECTING TO CLOSE; WORKERS WALK-OUT

SCHOOLS CLOSE DUE TO STRIKE   Eight St, Louis Centers Vacant When AFL Matrons Fail - ress Te Report

Offshoots Of Miracles Of War Amazing New Motor Oils Are Described

News Behind the News  Copyright McClure Newspaper Syndicate   WASHINGTON  eS Cee Pee

Big Decision in Doubt; Senator Taylor Now Asserts MeKaieg. 66, Inflicted Fractured Nose. Blacked Eve

Investigation Being Made By Ambassador   Aide Denies Tito Rejected U. S. Ultimatum

Truman Risks Party Split On Meat Controls   President, Denying Meat ‘Famine,’ Sees Larger Supply Soon

TRUMAN RISKED PARTY DISCORD IN STAND FOR  MEAT CONTROL .   Goes Against Demand Of Some Democrats For 60 Day Moratorium

Decides Not to Discuss Searcity With Decontro! Board and Federal Avencies

Truman Firm Against E nding Meat ¢ eilings   Blames. . Congress _for Meat Scarcity, Says Situation Will Improve.

Troops Get Meat Issue Reduction   Quartermaster to Scale Weekly Buying To 12,000,000 Pounds  ~~

Discord in Party Risked By President   Chief Executive Says ‘Famine’ Is Only a Shortage

Soldiers Will Eat More Fish And Cheese Army Cuts Meat Order   Hannegan Goes Along With Truman In Dectiaing To Seek End Of OPA Control

Truman Risks Discord With Decision On Meat Ceilings; Predicts There Will Be More

24 PAGES   CEILINGS HIGH ENOUGH NOW, HE STATES   Blame For Scarcity Is Put Up To Congress  aannr airart   To Be Available In Near Future, Newsmen Told By Chief Executive

Priorities Of Military Are Pared   War Department Orders Reductions To Hela Out In Current U. 5.   Meat Shortage

Hannegan Sides With Truman Or Meat Controls  Disregards Orders From Democrats To Seek De-Control!

Postmaster General Tosses Orders From Democratic Big Wigs In Waste Basket

Truman Meat Policy Backed  By Hannegan   Dem. Chairman Follows President On Status Quo ~Stand For Meat,

President Is Firm on Meat Price   Price Controls Remain. Truman Says; Meat  Situation Is Shortage,  Wanlewne   Also Hits Congress      If Action Had Come in Spring, It Would Be ‘Different’

Truman Firm in Stand on Meat Control   Risks Party Discord In Opposing Returning Meat te Free Market

PRESIDENT SEES MORE MEAT SOON   Stands Firm for Keeping OPA Ceilings

President Risks Party Discord On OPA Price Ceilings   Postmaster General Drops Plan To Talk With Decontrol Board After Cabinet Meeting

Shortage But No Famine, Claim; Blames Congress   Stands Firm On Keeping Control;  No Special Session Of Congress Needed

ARMY REDUCES MEAT SUPPLY REQUIREMENTS   Officials Cut Down Priority Demands by 3.900.000 Lbs. Weekly

OPA Turns About: Will Allow Boost   Meat Purchase Cut by Army; Truman for No Price Rise.

NEW CEILINGS ARE SCHEDULED IN MEAT MEALS   Cafe Owners Required to Observe Old Lids Until Prices Issued

Army Ordered To Reduce Its Priority Quota   Allotment Is Cut To 12 Million Ibs. Weekly By War Department, Report

Unity in Crisis Sought At Meeting of Cabinet   Democrats’ Chairman Abandons Plans to Seek End of Controls

Risks Discord in Party Concerning Meat Situation ©  Sees No Need of Decontrol Action

—RISKS DEMOCRATIC DISCORD— Refuses Party’s Plea To Discuss Decontrol Action With President   Truman Predicts More And Better Meat Will Be Available In The Near Future

RESTAURANTS TO BE ALLOWED PRICE HIKE BY OPA:AFTER ALL  ) AGENCY DECIDES TO ALLOW ADDED COST

Party Chiefs’ Orders Are Disregarded  Biam’ec Gemevrity   Nation’s Scarcity Is Topic at Cabinet Meeting

Truman Is Firm Meat   Says Controls Will Stay and Predicts: Better Supply Soon: A Slap at Congress

Restaurant Increases Authorized   Reversing Policy, OPA Permits Hike In Meat Base Items

TRUMAN RISKS PARTY DISCORD OVER CEILINGS   President Stands Firm On Meat Prices

Party Chief Seraps Order Of Leaders   Mayor Kelly of Chicaga, Demo Big-Wig Calls for 2 Months Moratorium On Price Contro]

Not to Confer With Board as Big-Wigs Asked   President's Statement That No Decontrol Action ts Necessary Risks Party Discord

Bow tc Rising Storm   Meatless Menus, Threats to Close Get Real Results

TO GET LESS MEAT   Army Purchase Is Cut 3 Million Pounds Because of Shortage

MILES CITY, Mont., Sept. 27 (UP)—Mr. and Mrs. Victor Silver are the parents of a baby boy. They’ve named him ‘Sterling.’      Hannegan Sides With President on Meat Controllssue

Meat Shortage Causes Rift in Democrats   TRUMAN TO STAND PAT ON CEILINGS FOR NATION

Truman Firm on Retention of Meat Control with no Boost in Ceilinas

Leaders In Party  Ignored By Him   Truman’s Position Backed Up 100 Per Cent

Weekly Quota Is Reduced 3 Million Pounds   Truman Firm Against Ending OPA Control; Hannegan ‘Goes Atona’

To Go Along With Truman In Meat Row   Not To Discuss Meat Shortage With Price Decontrol Board As Ordered

Party Leader Stands Firm, Meat Controls   Hannegan Sides With President

President Says He Sees Early End of Shortage Even as Some Demo Leaders Are Calling For OPA Suspension

PartyChiefs Orders Are Disregarted  Nation‘s Scarcity Is To pi at Cahineat Meeting

POLITICS QUT DF HOT oT eW ABOUT MEAT   Truman, Hannegan Won't Go Along on Committee Decontrol Bid.

RISKS DISCORD IN DEMOCRAT PARTY BY HIS DECISION   BLAMES CONGRESS CURBS ON OPA FOR SHORTAGE OF MEAT

Cut 3 Million Pounds A Week   Current Shortage Brings Action By War Dept.: Hannegan Ignores Demo Bigwigs’ Order, Stand: With Truman Against Decontrol.

Hurls Orders Of Top Men Overboard   President Sees No Need For Decontrol Action

Truman Risks Party Discord by Standing for Ceilings on Meat With no Increase in Prices

Expects More, Better Meat   Risks Party Discord by Stand, Blames July-August Slaughter, Congress

Hannegan Backs Truman On Meat Issue   Spurns Order To Meet With Decontrol Board

CHAIRMAN HANNEGAN DECIDES TO GO ALONG WITH TRUMAN IN MEAT CONTROL CONTROVERSY   Truman Is Convinced There Is No Need of Definite Action—Mead Gets Indorsement of Legislative Committee of Trainmen Today— War Compensation May Be Settled at 75 P. C.

Hannegan Disregards Demo Big ‘Wigs’ Orders’ and Follows ‘ove Along with Truman   PRESIDENT RISKING DISCORD IN CAMPAICNS

OPA Ceilings Clamped Tight By Statement Of President   Chief Brushes Aside Demands For Lifting Controls For Period

Party Chief Supports Truman in Meat Crisis   Hannegan Ditches Orders From Democratic Big Wigs to-Discuss Shortage With Price Decontrol : Board; President Standing Firm

HANNEGAN JOINS — THE PRESIDENT IN MEAT CONTROVERSY   Postmaster General Tossed  Orders From Democratic Bigwigs Into WasteBasket   HAD RECEIVED ORDERS   Directed-to Discuss the Meat Shortage With the Price Control Board.

Democratic Chief Sticks By President   Truman Refuses To Lift Controls On Meat

BORRSEGA Salas Palsy Ory eine  Dem Leader Strings Along With President In Meat Controversy

Demands for Suspension  Brushed Aside   Large Slaughter of  Cattle, Hogs During Ceiling Lapse Blamed For Present Shortage

TRUMAN STANDS FIRM; BACKS UP MEAT CEILINGS  Sees Situation As      Sees Situation As  Shortage And Not Famine   Party Members Want . Sixty Day Holiday On Ceilings

Take Firm Stand on Meat Lids   National Demo Chief Risks Discord to Go Alona with Truman

Hannegan  Sticks To  President   Discards Party Orders To Talk  To Truman About Tiftinn Onanéentea

HANNEGAN DODGES MEAT DISCUSSION   ignores Party Leaders.to Fol “ Jow Precidante

Hannegan Is To Go Along With Truman   Party Chairman Not To Obey Orders of Executive Group to Discuss Shortage

Truman Holds Firm To Stand for Meat Ceiling, No Boosts   Risks Party Discord in Statement Asking OPA Keep Meat Controls

Hannegan Defiant—Agrees With Truman  * * .7 *   Refuses Demo Order To Talk Meat With Price Board

PRESIDENT ALSO OPPOSING ANY PRICE BOOSTS   Risks Party Discord By Making His Views Known; Brushes Aside Suggestions Of 60-Day  Suspension.

Hannegan Defiant—Agrees With Truman   %  Refuses" Demo Order To Talk Meat With Peieo Rens

Truman Rejects Party Pleas for End Meat Control  More and Better Grades on Market

President, Risking Party Discard, Sees No Need For Decontrol Action   Hannegan Backs Position Taken   Chairman Throws Out Par. ty Leaders’ Directions To Discuss Shortage

OPA WILL AUTHORIZE RESTAURANT BOOSTS   Agency Reverses Policy In Announcing Decision

London Has Big Victory  Celebration   Millions Cheer in Huge Ceremonies Marked With Long Parade of War Victors and Allies.

‘Normal Life in London Virtually Comes to Standstill As Thousands Pause To Celebrate Victory Day

london Goes All-out To Celebrate Victory   Business and Social Life At Complete Standstitl—_ Milliens Jam Capital for Long-Awaited Evans

Victory Day Crowd Huge   Millions of Britons  Jam Streets of London In Joyous Celebration

London Marks Victory Day With Parade   Daylong Observance Is Scheduled By British Capital

LINTON ROTARIANS 10 GO 10 MEETING   Local Men Are Named To Committee Jobs At Conference.

ir Chief Didn‘ now of ar Warnings   Lack, of Planes Prevented Wide Patrols

Asserts Navy Lacked Adequate 'Patrol Force At Pearl Harbor   \Naval Air Wing Commander Reports That He Did   Not Have Sufficient Force To Press Long Range Reconnaisance Before Attack

Air Command Had No Attack Warning   Long-Range Reconnaissance Force Said Lacking And Secrecy Scored

No Attack Warnina   Long-Range Reconnaissance Force Said Lacking And Secrecy Scored

now of ar Warnings  3 Chief Didn't   .ack of Planes -revented  ide Patrols

Naval Chief Says Patrol Planes Short   Air Commander In Hawaii Not Told Of Warnings

Deny Reports Of Plot On Franco   Say No Truth To Claims Of Wholesale Arrests Of Plotters.

New Labor Policy To Be Consideres  Legislation To Be id Before Conaress

NEW LABOR POLICY WILL BE PROPOSED   Senator Ball, With Aid of Colleagues, to Draft Program DurIng Legislative Vacation.

Ball Drafts New Federal Labor Policy   Will Be Presented When Congress Opens Session in January

Azerbaijan's Subdued Chiefs Held At Tehran   Iran Troops Bring North Province And Kurd Area Back Under Control.

Rebel Chiefs Are Moved To Teheran   Azerbaijan Province And Kurds Are Back in Fold Now

Tehran Claims Overthrow Of Kurd Republic   Army Communique Re ports Surrender of Ghazi Mohammed; Casualties Inflicred

Azerbaijan Again Calm   Northern Tribes. Are < Returned to Centrol 3 Of Tehran Government

Iranian Government Announces End To So-Called ‘Kurdish Republic’

TEHERAN SUMMONS AZERBAIJAN LEADERS   Ministry Reports Rumors Of 100 Soviets Slain

Goering Fifth To Take Own Life   Hitler Believed To Have Killed Self As Well As Goebbels and Others

Kimmel Warned Of Jap Assault   Captain Testifies Attack Was Set For Sunday

KIMMEL HAD TIP9 MONTHS BEFORE BLOM   : Navy Intelligence Specialist Testifies to Warning Given in March. -

Kimmel Warned Of Sunday Raid,  Zacharias Says   Conversation Took Place Between March 26 and 3]

Had"aps’ Attack Doped ..: Advance   Tacharias Sasi ahiel2 22 Told * “‘Keamel It Wou. “poi Me From: North —»  a AND ON A SUNDAY, Tt")   _ Veteran Navy Man Thought First Blow Would Be  on Fleet

Zacharias Predicted To H. Kimmel Japs Would Attack Fleet   Also Believed Time Would Be A Sunday Morning

Zacharias Tells Of Prediction   Told Kimmel in March, 1941, That Japs Would Attack Sunday. Morning

ZACHARIAS AT PEARL INQUIRY   Claims He Predicted Sun day Attack To Kimmel

Pre-War Warning Of Jap Raid Cited   Zacharies Claims Blow Predicted in March, 1941

Zacharias Says He Warned Kimmel of Pear! Attack   Told Him Japan Would Open Her War Against U.S. With a Sunday Carrier Raid

Jap Attack Predicted By Captain   Naval Captain Named Day of Week Japs Would Hit Hawaii

Officer Predicted Sneak Jap Attack On Pearl Harbor   Zacharias Telle Committee Of Talking With Kimmel 8 Menths Before Raid

NAVY CAPTAIN TELLS OF WAR PREDICTIONS   - Zacharias Says He Told Kimmel Attack Miaht Come on a Sunday

Kimmel Warned Of Sunday Blow, Captain Asserts  Witness Claims He Predicted Raid

I ap Attack Forecast  By Navy Man   Capt. Zacharias Heard By Pearl Harbor Group

Says he Warned Kimmel on Pear! Harbor Atfack   Veteran Naval Officer Takes Stand in Probe

Navy Captain Tells of Predicting Jap Blow ‘Some Sunday   Capt. Zacharias Didn’t Fix Day Definitely, He Testifies

Zacharias  Forecast Hawaii Hit   Told Kimmel That Nips to Attack Pearl Harbor if They Started War

Navy Man Tells How He Forecast Hawaiian Attact   Pearl Harbor Probers  Hear Zacharias

Intelligence Officer Testifies He Warned Adm. Kimmel in March, 1941 Japs Would Attack by Air

Witness Says He Predicted P.H. Assault   Zacharias Testitied He Talked With Kimmel in March

Zacharias Says He Forecast 1941 Attack   Intelligence Expert Tells of Warning He Sent to Adm. Kimmel

Lacharias Says He Predicted Dec. 7 Attack   Kimmel Remembered No Such Prediction; To Hear Roberts

NAVAL OFFICER FORESAW SUNDAY ATTACK BY JAPS   TOLD KIMMEL NIPS WOULD BEGIN WAR IN BLOW AT FLEET

HE PREDICTED PEARL HARBOR   NAVY CAPTAIN CALLED TURN IN MARCH, 1941

Forecast Attack , On Pearl Harbor Zacharias Says   Intelligence Officer Testifies He Warned Kimmel Early In ‘41

Navy Captain’s s Japan. Attack iD orecasi: Richt   Ellis-M. Zacharias Saya He Told Kinimel Nips Would . Strike From Carriers . Ov a Sanday Morning

Foreeast Jap Attack Months Ahead, Says Probe Witness   Captain E. M. Zacharias, Specialist In Intelligence, Said He Told Kimmel If Nips Started War They Would Raid Pearl Harbor On A Sunday

Navy Specialist Says He Forecast - Japanese Attact   Expected Enemy to Strike Pearl Harbor and Warned Admiral Kimmel   CAPTAIN ZACHARIAS ON WITNESS STAND   Telis Committee He Predicted Blow Nine Months Before Dec. 7th

TTACK PLANS REDICTED IN AARCH, 1941   >teran Naval Officer Re lates Forecast Made fo  Kimmel Months Before Pearl Harbor Raid

Kimmel Told Where Japs Would Strike   Zacharias Says He Predicted Pearl Harbor Attack

Warns Kimmel  Of Jap Attack   Capt. Zacharias Predicted That Japs Would Attack As They Did.

Captain Zacharias Testifies as to Early Prediction   Declares He Informed Admiral Kimmel Fleet Attack Would Be Sunday

What Happened to Patrol Ship In Area Japs Attacked From? Last on Navy Map on Dec. 5   Vessel Location Not Shown on Dec. 6 Mep end Admiral Tells Committee “It Seems to Have Disappeared”

American Vessel Near Spot Where Jap War Began  Two ‘Days Before Attack Launched

SECRET NAVAL . MAP INJECTED INTO HEARING   Pear! Harbor Committee Hears Ship in Area Where Nip Stab Originated

US Patrol Vessel  Near Jap Gonvoy As Attack Game   Unidentified Ship Sighted By Tender On Dec. 6 But Radio Silence Was Kept

Patrol Vessel In Raid Area, Map Reveals   Smith Says Ship Left Off Dec. 6 Location Chart

Report Mystery Ship In Inquiry  Ship Location Chart Shows It ‘Dicanneared

Chart Reveals Ship Crossed Jap Route Days Before Blitz   Adm. Smith Feels Nips Would Have Invaded Oahu Unprotected

IRAN SITUATION POSES PROBLEM   US. Also Must Decide Stand To be Taken on-Franco, 

U8. DIPLOMACY FACES TWO MANOR FOREIGN ISSUES   Franco Situation Less Acute Than Iran Which Involves UNO Future

Retention of  Pipeline Urged   SPA Recommends Toy  Preference to Keep Big, Little Inch

GM STILL TIED UP BY STRIKE   UNION TAKES NO STEPS TO RESUME WORK

GEN. MOTORS DISPUTE AT NEW IMPASSE    Problem of Local Issues Not   Yet Settled

Iran Premier Leaves for Tehran ! To Report on Talks With Soviets

lranian Premier Given Impressive Sendoff By Reds   Ghavam and Party Leave For Capital to Discuss Results of Talks   GIVEN HONOR GUARD ON LEAVING MOSCOW   New Soviet Ambassador Expected to Léave for Teheran Later

Chemical Plant at Freeport Again Threatened by Strike as One Ends

All Rescued Off Wrecked Yukon   Coast Guard Saves 100 Stranded on Beach

AL! ARE SAVEN ABOARD YUXON   Survivors Huddle Around Bonfires On Beach As Ship Breaks Up

ee ee OO ee “THAD JUST FINISHED PRAYING”  Mute And Deaf For 61 Years, Man Can Now Hear And Talk

Man’s Fall Ends 61-Year Silence; Deaf Mute Jubilant Over Miracle

“) HAD JUST FINISHED PRAYING”  Mute And Deaf For 61 Years, Man Can Now Hear And Talk

ME > UALIING RAPPILT  Lucky Accident Gives Man His Voice Back After 6] Years of Silence

(Diggers Told By KrugPact Still Binding      Keep Pits Open, Managers Told As Stage Ie Set ~.  Whe Gh ial caren sid

Krug’s Appeal To Test UMW Chief's Power   Administration Calls Or Union Members ‘To Honor Their Contract’   NOTICES ARE ORDERED POSTED AT ALL PITS   Lewis Has Nothing To Say Regarding Challenge To His Authority

Notices Are Posted Directing Managers To Keep Pits Open; Possible Legal Action Is Studied

Appeal Made To Workers By Sec. Krug   Union Chief Silent; President Directing Anti-Strike Strategy

Government Appeals To Miners, Over John L’s. Head, To Honor Contract   Mine Chieftain Silent On Challenge To His Hold Over Union Members; President To ‘Fight This One Out To The Finish’

Truman Orders Fight To End: Lewis Is Silent   Posters and Handbills Displayed at Mine Entrances

PROBABLE 10 ENFORCE PACT   Appeal Made to Mine Workers to Honor Govt. Contract

KRUG'S APPEAL DISTRIBUTED TC COAL WORKERS   Hand Bills Ask Managers To Keep Pits Open, Cite Country’s Need for Fuel

Truman Orders Finish F ight Against Lewis   Managers Directed to Keep Coal Pits Open; Lewis Remains Silent

Reminders That Mines are in Government Possession and That the Contract Remains Effective are Posted at Every Mine.

SECOND PRIMARY IN S.C. TUESDAY   Runoff Will Decide Democratic Candidate For Governor And Other Nominations.

Candidates Vie In S.C. Run-Off   Tw Gubernatorial Candi dates Running For Democratic Nomination

Human Torch Jap Atrocity   Hospital Surgeon Declaves Gasoline Poured Ovet Captives. Lighted.

ATROCITIES OF JAPS ~ RELATED AT TRIAL   Doctor Testifies Chinese Burned at Nankina--

North Pacific Shipping Warned Of 90 Ft. Waves   Submarine Earthquake in Alaskan Waters Believed Cause

Sea Hurls Death And Destruction On Hawaii Shore   “World-Shaking” Submarine Temblors Blamed; Central California And Alaska Coast Engulfed

Hilo Toll May Go Over 300   Hawaii, Alaska, California Hit By Water Wall

Speeding Walls Of Water Spread Death; Submarine Quake Is Blamed   loll in Hawaii Is 46 Known Dead; Recurrence Is Possible   ALASKAN LIGHTHOUSE IS ENGULFED BY WAVE   North Pacific ls Warned Te Be Prepared for Waves 90 Feet High

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At Least 63 Dead And As Many As 300 Missing In Hawaiian Islands   ALASKA, CALIFORNIA SUFFER CASUALTIES

Waterfront Of Hilo Wrecked; Scores Killed   Death and Destruction Spreads Through Hawaiian Istands—Shipping Warned to Prepare for 90-Foot Waves

(Death toll at least 163; many homes and buildings wrecked   Unimak island tip believed center; warn of possible tides 90-foot high

Hawaiian Death Toll Big; Alaska, California Hit   Colossal Waves Travel With Airplane Speed Over Vast Area

Hilo, Hawaii Lists 300 Possibly Dead From Speeding Walls of Water   Death, Destruction Spread From Alaska to California; Shipping Warned; Recurrence of Waves Thought Possible

Destruction Is Heavy In Hawaiian Islands   Sixty-Three Dead; Many Missing; California And Alaska Also Hit

TOWERING TIDAL  WAVES DO DAMAGE   Ince-Beautiful City Of Hilo, Hawaii Worst Hit; Waves Fifty Feet Above Normal Level

Hawaii Gets Brunt Of  Disaster _       Hilo Reports Probabl Ae Many “As 300 Dead. Towering Waves Spread From Alaska to Cali. fornia

SenateOpponents ToLabor Control Legislation Incline  Toward New Health Policy

= Says. i: Legisla on  7 Industries ‘Now Under - Co nsideration. rout

Idea Of Health Fund Catching On   Scheme Advanced By Lewis Is Winning Senate Support

WORKER HEALTH PLANS PROPOSED   Foes Of Labor Control Bills Consider Legislation

HEALTH PLAN TALKED BY LABOR ACT FOES   ‘Amendment Would Assure Workers’ Program

Plan To Require Industries To Set Up Health Funds Is Talked By Labor Supporters   Senate Opponents Of Labor Control Legislation Considering Amendment

Octogenarian To  Marry Woman 24   Met Her When She Wa: Three-Year-Old Child nud He Was 64

Guns Taken In Police Search   Law Officers Move to Pre. vent Future Race Rioting

Order Restored Following Riots In Tennessee   House-fo-House Searct Started for Firearms; Ten Persons Wounded

State Guards Patrol City In Tennessee  Ten Injured In Race Riot: Curfew Is Set -

WEAPONS SEIZED AFTER RACE RIOT   COLUMBIA, TENN., COMBED FOR FIREARMS—10 WOUNDED IN DISORDERS.

State Militiamen Act to Avoid Further Violence   10 Are Injured When Whites, Negroes Clash in Tennessee

ATOM BOMB DESTRUCTION SOUGHT BY CHURCH eRoUP   PEACE COMMISSION OF METY_ODI8STS “ALSO FAVOR HALT. _ING FURTHER PRO - DUCTION

ltaly May Call. Assembly Now  Umberto Won't Quit As Disorders Continue

Umberto’s Refusal To Quit Country Puts Italy Cabinet In Quandary: 7 Die In Riot:

Cabinet Unable To Persuade Umberto to Give Up. Throne; Scores Killed In Monarchist  Violence

WEARY ITALIAN CABINET NOW IN QUANDARY   King Umberto II Refuses To Leave Throne   Stage Bloody Demonstration in Naples: 7 Slain, 50 Hurt In Gun Fight

May Call New Italian Body   Cabinet, Unable to Persuade King to Leave Ponders Call

Seven Dead And 50 Wounded In Naples Rioting   King’s Refusal To Quit Throne Has Italian Cabinet In Quandary

 SEVEN SLAIN IN NAPLES—_ Italian Assembly May Be Convoked Early in Crisis

Jones Defends RFC Accounting   Former Chairman Say: Criticism Not Fair

Labor Bodies Seek 2,000,000 Members From Dixie During Year's Campaign

Labor Unions Will Perform ModernMiraclelf TheyCan Line Up Millions In South

Brecheen Shackles Rivals And Drives In First. Run   Startme Lineuns

Mines Are Put On 6-Day Week  Apparently Assures 35 Cents Ton Hike

SOFT COAL MINES GO ON SIX-DAY SCHEDULE   Action Takes By Gevernment Te Buitd Up Depleted Stocks; 35-

Mines Put On  Six-Day Week Overtime Pay Means Price Hike Assured

Soft Coal Mines On Six-Day Week   Means 35 Cents a Ton  Increase in Price

Government Puts Soft Coal Mines On Six-Day Week   Move Apparently Assures Price Hike of 35 Cents or More

Bituminous Mines Pul On 6-Day Week      Price Rise of 35 Cents Ton on Soft Coal Seems Certain

Cotton Acreage Shows Increase   Plantings in U. S. Ahead of 1945 But Under 10-Year Average

Without Any Provocation Is Claimed   Communists Broadcast Ap. peal for Followers to  Mobilize Today

“BERMAN RATION   AMERICAN-OCCUPATION_OFEL CIALS WARN MORE RELIEF NEEDED IN THEIR  . FONE

REDS USE FOOD AS ‘POLITICAL CAPITAL’   Take Advantage Of Situation In Occupled Reich

Woman, Boy Burn To Death in Home  Youth Apparently Died Trying to Find and Save

TWO BURNED TO DEATH   Frame Residence at Wellington Destroyed by Fire

GET A LONG HOLIDAY   ‘Civil Service Employes Back To Work Monday Morniag

Four-Year Old Girl Turns Up Safe And Well   Terry Taylor Disappeared from Charlotte, N.C. Tuesday

“I DON'T KNOW WHY” IS CRY OF MOTHER HELD IN CHILD'S HAMMER DEATH

CHICAGO MOTHER SLAY S DAUGHTER   Seven-Year-Old Beaten to Death Today with Hammer.

Anshan Seized By Reds, Claim   Communists Capture  Great Steel City

LOMMUNISTS IN HINA RENEW CAMPAIGNS   Capture Anshan.  Asia’s Greatest Steel Producer

Speed Up Probe In Degnan Case   Report New Links In Chain Of Circumstantial Evidence In Child Slaving

NEW EVIDENCE IS FOUND IN DFGNAN CASE   Writ of Habeas Corpus Is Asked  For Heirens

NEW LEADS SEEN IN DEGNAN CASE   Chicago Police Seek To Hold Lad on.Murder Count

Aceord Is Reached in Ship Tieup   Agreement Subject to Ratification by Meetings Of Union and Employers To Be Held Sundav

INVITATION OF COLOMBIAN “PRESIDENT TO. VISIT REPUBLIC 18 CONSIDERED BY TRUMAN

Three powers urge Spanish interim rule  Franco’s removal is Seen as target

Balkans Said Now Under Soviet Heel   U. S. Newsman Declares Tyranny Stalking Rumania and Bulgaria

Balkan Terror Reigns   Expelled Reporter Telis Of Violence, “Legal Massacres”

Writer Charges Reds With ‘Worst  Freedom Repressions in History’

Truman Balks Russian Plea For UNO Delay   Reds Warn Against Hasty Movement

Greece Weighs Asking U.N. To Probe Fighting   Border Strife Is Bloody, Serious Threat to Peace

OPERATORS WAIT TO STUDY PACT   Say They Want Chance To Analyze Contract

Have No Commen'  on New Contract - Operators Study  Terms of Pact

Scientists View Record Display   Used Radar To “See” Display Of Meteors Beyond Fog And Clouds.

GREAT METEOR DISPLAY SEEN   Most Of U. S. Treated To Most Spectacular Sky Show Of The Century.

THRU THE CLOUDS   Prof. W. N. Storer and Others Viewed Display  of Meteors   Army Signal Corps Men Made Radar Contact With the Meteor Showers

U.S. Treated to Vast Display of Meteors   Scientists Label Show Most Brilliant Seen In America This Century

Comet Passed Earth 8 Days Ago But  ‘U.S. Saw Meteors 59 Miles Away Last Night

Spectacular Display of Shooting Stars Seen by Tri-City Residents

‘METEOR DISPLAY TERMED CENTURY’S MOST BRILLIANT  YOU NEEDED RADAR TO SEE ’EM

Meteors Give Public Scare; Millions Fall   Earth Goes Through Comet’s Fiery Tail; Radar Charts Deluge

NATION TREATED TO SKY DISPLAY   Scientists Opine Celestial Show Is Most Brilliant in This Century

Comet Passed Earth 8 Days Ago But— ee ica che» tic  ‘U.S. Saw Meteors 53 Miles Away Last Night

Most of U.S. Treated to a Spectacular Shooting Star Display Shed by Comet

Meterorites Fill Skies   Scientists Call Display Most Brilliant In This Century

Plymouth County Red Cross Drive  Nearing Close.  - Office Will Make  . Final Report To Be Medea Im Tern Week

Plymouth County Red Cross Dirive  Nearing Close   Office Will Make Final Report To Be Made In Two Weeks

Chester Bennett Withstood Endless Agony at Hands of Japanese, But Did Not Talk

Colorado Storm Over   State On W: ay Back To Normal Following Three-Day Blizzard -

Blizzard Ends In Colorado a Death Toll 8  State Digs Out   State Digs Out After Three Day Paralysis Period

Snow Storm Moving Into New Mexico   Kight Deaths in Colorado Attributed To the Storm

Heavy Snow  In Colorado   Storm Moves Southward;  Eight Deaths Reported And Traffic Curtailed

RAILROAD FERRY MEN BACK TO WORK   Maritime Union Resumes Talks  With Shippers —

Weather, Loofers Working on Planes   Between Them, Mililons Worth of War Plenes Neer Manila Being Stripped

Vote Tomorrow   Looters And Weather Making Junk Of Millions Of Dollars Worth Of Planes

CONGRESS — STARTS ITS FINAL WEEK   Hopes’ to Adjourn -F riday; Six Bills “Awaiting Action

Six Major Bills Facing Congress Before Vacatior   Hope to Complete Action By Friday; May Be Recalled on OPA Measure

WILL’ REVEAL PLAN FOR MORE MEAT—        RUMAN TAL   ON THE INSIDE

President Will Speak on Radio Tomorrow Night   Removal of All Controls Urged By His Cabinet

Five Knives On His Mind   Fugitire Returns After 28  : Years to Serve Sentence.

Jet Plane Fuel Factory Blast Takes Lives of 8   Military Officers Keep Police Away From Damaged Buildings

SECRECY SURROUNDS EXPLOSION OF JET  ROCKET FUELS; EIGHT PERSONS DIE IN BLAST

Jet Rocket Fuel Blast Kills Eight: Strict Secrecy Surrounds Probe

Rocket Fuel Blast Cloaked  in Secrecy   8 Killed, 15 Badly Hurt as Azusa Plant Explodes

FIGHT ARE KILLED IN BLAST IN WEST   Aerojet Corporation Plant Explosion Shrouded   by Secrecy. 

PROBE BLAST IN JET PLANT, EIGHT KILLED   Strict Military Secrecy Surrounding Probe In California

'No Violence Order Gets  Gocd Results   Gen. MacArthur’s Statement Makes “Deep, Significant Impression” on People of Japan, Paper Says

More Snow Predicted For Tonight   Expect Drop  Of 30 Degrees From Yesterday's High Overnight

Spirit World Still Mystery   Magicians Fail In Effort To Communicate With Spint Of Houdini

HEIRENS TALKS IN COURT TODA)   State’s Attorney Awaits Statement On Three Brutal Murders

Fayette Dairy Men Are Asking —18Cent Limil   County Milk Dealers Claim OPA Price Hike  Is ‘Inadequate’

SEEK HIGHER MILK PRICES   Distributors Claim Cent Boost Inadequate, Ask Hike to 18 Cents

LEWIS’ MINERS RETURN 10 PITS   Wildcat Shutdowns End After Unrest Over Election Holiday

Coal Miners Return To Pits Talks Resume   Ends Temporarily At Least Strikes Blamed On ‘Unrest’

Truck, Bus Collide 24 Persons Hurt   Rain Causes Accident  On California Road

Legion Auxiliary To Seat Officers   Installation To Be Held In High School

TEMPERATURES   Bitter Opposition By CIO And AFL Is Rooted In Past

HISTORY OF LABOR’S LONG FIGHT AGAINST INTUNCTION RESTRAINTS. OF CCURTS DETAILED BY EXPERT

=") ‘Any Court Injunction To Prevent A Strike Sheer Poison To Organized Labor’ :

STILL MAKING HEAVY BOMBERS   U. S. Has More Planes Now Than When War Ended

U), S. HAS PLENTY OF BIG BOMBERS   More Super-Size Bombers In Stock Now Than When War Ended.

 More Of Big Bombers Now  In USAAF   Number Exceeds That Held At Time War With Japan Was Ended

Super Bom. ‘  Force Of U. ‘s Larger Today Than In 1945   AAF Has Over 3,000 VHB Aircraft Ready; -17s, 248 Scrapped

U3, HAO MORE BOMBERS THAN AT WAR'S END   B-17s and B-24s Head for Junkpiles as B-29s Carry Brunt.

United States Has, More Super-Size Bombers Now i Than When The War Ended   Army Air Forces Striving To Keep Its Long-Range Striking Arm In Readiness

United States Expands Fleet  Of Aireratt   Has More Super Bombers Now Than  When War Ended

U.S. Has More Big Bombers Than When War Ended   Army Reports Over 3.000 In Readiness

cope AT WAR'S END   Air Forces Keeping Stronger Striking Force; Some Are Experimental Type

Army Keeps Big Bomber Forces   Long-Range Striking Arm Preserved and Modernized .

U. 5. Increases Super Bombers  More on Hand Than at Close of War

U. S. Now Has More Bombers Than In August, 1945  Giant Bombardment Craft Total More Than 3,000

Situation Worse Than Bleakest Days of War In Many Places, Check Of 45 Cities Reveals

Survey of 45 Cities Etches Dim Picture   Scarcities Equaling War Days Are Reported by Most Communities.

Shortages General, Is Survey Findina   Many Normal Essentials Gone, Scarce or Occasional: Range from Meat to Soap, Sugar to Shortening

Basic Shortages Worse Now Than During War Days   Meat, Soap, Sugar, Toilet Tissue Are Most Sought Items

Key Living Items Shorter Now Than During Worst War Days   Meat, Soap, Sugar, Toilet Tissue Sought In Vain: Women Hurt During Crush At Stores

a LIVING ITEMS SCARCE IN ALL U. S., SURVEY SHOWS  SHORTAGES EXCEED WAR DAYS

NATIONWIDE SHORTAGE OF KEY LIVING ITEMS SHOWN   Survey Reports Meat, Soap, Fats And Oils, Sugar Hard To Find

Collectors’ Items Shortages Hit Close  To Home: New Items Now In Short Supply

Shortages of Many Basic Items Worse Than in Bleakest War Days   Nation-Wide. Survey Reveals Many Normal Essentials Either Have Gone From Shelves. Entirely Or Have Gone ‘Under the Counter’

Serious Shortages of Living Items Hit Each Section Hard      Soap and Sugar Are al Top of List With Meat  in Survey

Meat, Soap and Sugar Head List ‘Of Shortages in Survey of Nation

Check Shows Shortage of      Survey Reveals Shortages Worse Than During War Days

NATION VARIES ON SCARCITY OF ITEMS   Cross-Nation Survey Made By Associated Press   BOISE, IDAHO   Lone Bright Spot, Report No Shortage Of Meats; Chicago’s “Grab Bag”

KEY LIVING ITEMS REPORTED SCARCE IN MOST SECTIONS      Mizar, Soap, Sugar, Toilet Tiswe and Other Items Missing From Markets

Essential lems Disappear trom Stores Shortages Now Worse Than Bleakest War Days

- World Series St.L.000 000 000-0 Sox 300 000 0lx-4   Shortages Worse Than in War Days in Leading Cities Meat, Soap, Sugar Collectors‘ Items

SHORTAGES? IT'S JUST LIKE WAR!   Meat, Soap, Sugar, Toilet Tissue Scarce In U. S,

NO MEAT, NO SOAP, NOS UGAR Key Living Items Scarcer Than Bleakest War Years

Shortages Over Nation Still Felt   Disturbances Are Created by Shoppers Standing in Lines

Shortages of Many Daily Essentials Now Surpass Bleakest War Years

SHORTAGES NOW WORSE THAN IN DARK WAR DAYS   Survey Shows Soap Supplies Low in All Cities; Meat, Other Items Scarce

Shortages of Key Living Items Worse In Many Instances Than During War

Widespread Shortage of Basic Goods   Survey Reveals That Scarcity In Some Cases Worse Than War Days

Shortages Called Worse Than Bleakest War Days Grip Most Of U.S. Cities

Normal Needs Are Missing From Shelves  Shortages In Some Cases Are Worse Than Durina Wer

Survey Shows Essentials Are Lacking —   Meat, Soap and Sugar Gone From Most Counters Over U. 5.

SURVEY SHOWS NATION HAVING TOUSH SLEDDING   Situation In 45 Cities Examined In Survey looks Worse From Many Angles Than In Worst War Days.

Clang of Garbage Cans on Trucks Is Music to Ears of Houston's Citizens

MANY FAIL TO FILE OIL TAX SCHEDULES —   Large and Small Operators Alike Warned by Graham .

Greek Planes Enter Combat   Relief Troops Used In Fight at Border

Greeks Fight Guerrillas Near Border   Attackers From Slav Side of Line Smashing Defenses

WARPLANES JOIN BREEK TROOPS IN FRONTIER RATTLE   Raiders From Yugeslavic '- Suffer Heavy Losses at Archanchelac

Two Give Up in Shooting Case   Last of Group ‘of Hunted Negroes Surrender to Officer

FIGHT OVER SITE OF UNO DELAYS END OF MEETING   50 Percent of Issues Still Remain To Be Ironed Out in London

UNO ASSEMBLY   ‘Selection of Permanent Site Among Problems Yet Unsettled

Disputes Delay Adjournment Of UNO Session   Site Selection, Other Problems Still Unsolved

Is Seeking Home-——England Or United States? ....  UNO Headquarters Fight Delays Its Adjournment

SITE FOR UNO SLOWS SESSION   Half of Original Topics Still On Agenda As  Adiournment Nears

Changchun Won Say Communists  - No Word on Fate  Of Yank Newsmen

CHANGCHUN DUE TO FALL TO REDS   Word Of Capitulation Expected Momentarily; Heavy Casualties  Indicated.

Changchun Captured’ By Reds   Chinese Communist ‘Broadcast Says City ‘Has Been Liberated; No Word of American:

RADIO SAYS CHANGCHUN IS THEIRS   City Completely Cleared of Japs and Chinese Government Forces, a Broadcast From Yenan Declares.

Chinese Communist Broadcast Reports Capture Of Capital  Of Civil War-Torn Manchuria   Dispatch Claims Chungchun Cleared Of Puppet Troops Bandits And Japanese”

Changchun Captured By  Communists  No Information Or Fate Of American:

Red Troops Take Changchun After Russians Depart   City Reported Quiet After Seizure By New Troops

Chinese Reds Announce Fall  Of Changchun   No Record of Fate of U. S. Correspondents, Battle Observers

Report City Clear Of Nationals, Japs   Government Forces Blasted From Bank and Public Buildines by Artillery Fire

Fall of Changchun Is Announced by Communist Radio   Government Troops Reported Driven Out Of Civil-War Torn  Pic Re ck Eevee ererirt

Chinese Reds Take City Of Changchun   Gen. Marshall Starts Series of Truce Sessions in Chungking

Chinese Reds Take City Of Changchun  Gen. Marehall Start:   Gen. Marshall Starts Series of Truce Sessions in Chungking

Seize Capital Of Manchuria   Chinese Communist Troops Claim Bandits, Japanese Entirely Eliminated.

Manchuria Capital Captured   Chinese Reds Score Victory Over Nationals

COMMUNISTS TAKE CAPITAL OF MANCHURIA   Broadcast Recorded By Associated Press In San Francisco Says Changchun Has Fallen  i¢ fFILEADER AE #tIapnbe

COMMUNISTS REPORT FALL OF CHANGCHUN   Say Manchurian Capital Cleared Of Nationals

Changchun Taken By Chinese Reds   ‘Manchurian Capital Cap*” tured, Says Broadcast  >. From Yenan   No Late News of Seven Whe * Went to See Soviet ‘ Withdrawal

Chinese Reds Capture Capita Of Manchuria   National Army Still Seventy-Six Miles From City—Marshall Declines to Comment

REDS LEADERS CLAIM CAPTURE OF CHANGCHUN   Broadcast Reports Capital Of Manchuria Cleared Of Japs, Chiang’s Men

Fate of 7 Americans Not Known   Say Planes With U, S. Markings Strafe Red Forces

Fall of Capital To Communists ls Near, Belief   City Is Placed Under Heavy Artillery Fire; Tanks Are Being Used

TEMPERATURES:   Changchun Fall Reported After Hard Fighting   Fate Of Five Yank Correspondents In City Is Uncertain

Communists Capture City Of Changchun   Dispatches From Manchurian Capital Say City Has Been Cleared of Opposition

Communists Say Order Restored In Chinese City  Fate Of Americans In Capital Manchuria Unknown

Changchun Reported in  Reds Grip   Chinese Communists ir Blow at Nationalists As Russians Left.

CHANGCHUN NOW HELD BY REDS, RADIO REPORTS   Fall of Manchurian Capital Claimed by Communists At Yenan Base

CHANGCHUN WON BY CHINESE REDS, DISPATCH CLAIMS   REPORT HEARD BY ASSOCIATED PRESS IN BROADCAST FORM

Changchun is Taken Over by  Communists   According to Chinese Communist Headquarters

Reds Take Changchun   Chinese Communists Take Capital Of Manchuria After Battle

China Communist Radio Reports Capture of City   Government Rushes Two More Armies To War-Torn Manchuria

BIG SHOWDOW BETWEEN LEWIS AND GOV'T IS  STARTED TODAY   First Meeting Comes Today Witl John L. Holding The Upper Hand

RETROACTIVE PAY TO G0 TO MINERS   Government Makes This Allowance for Pre-Seizure Year

Showdown Date Arrives In Fight For Mines Pact   Lewis, Or Aide, Will Hold Stage  In Early Sessions Of Discussion

BiG SHOW-DOWN ON UNION TODAY   Mine Union Head Apparently Holds Better Cards’ Than Government In Latest Dispute.

Eisenhower Urges Full  ‘hihaied Foree  General Thanks Labor for Help

Eisenhower Urges Strong U.S. Forces   Warns Against Cut in Army as Eeonomy Move

T~rTwrrvrrerererrrrrrererrrrr  Strike Tension Increases in Minine Towns

COLLINS DENIES ~ LARCENY CHARGES   Suspect Held in. Theft from  Mursanth alee Bins

Half of Nation’s Butcher Shops Have Closed Shop  Supply of Meat   Supply of Meat To Hit New [ow Marks

MEAT FAMINE TIGHTENS GRIP   Half of Nation’s Markets Reported Closed

Butcher Shops Are Forced to Close by Meat Shortage  ' Industry Spokesman Sees Little   Industry Spokesman Sees Little  Hope of Relief Before Sentember Despite Huae Supplies

Meal Plentiful OnRanges Bul None For Sale   Supplies Hit New Low; Shertage Of Panlery Renarted

Lack of Meaf Closes Half of Butcher Shops   Industry Predicts Little Relief Before September

Half Of Meat Shops In U. S.  Close Doors   No Relief From Shortage Expected Before Fall; East Without Poultry

Dealers Association Head Sees Little Relief Until Fa!l Ase Rlack Market Looms

OVER HALF OF MEAT SHOPS IN NATION CLOSED      Little Relief Predicted In U. 8 Before Next September Is Report

MEAT SCARGIIIES WORSE IN NATION   Half of Country’s Shops Closed, Survey Shows Today.

OVER HALF OF U.S. BUTCHER SHOPS CLOSE   Expect Little Relief From Meat Shortage Until September

Meat Shortages Close Markets   Half of Nation’s Butcher Shops Have Empty Refrigerators.

Crumbling’ V-2 Rocket Pu ts on Spectacular Show 1. 1+ Blasts Crater Deep in Desert at White Sands

NATIONAL GUARD QUOTAS READY FOR RECRUITING   Companies K and L To Get 195 Each; Media’s ‘ID’ Gets 157

Committee Votes Draft Extension   Senate Banking Group Ap proves One Year’s Ex tznsion, by 11 to 5

OPA EXTENSION WINS APPROVAL   Senate Unit Votes I! to 5 For Year's Continuance

WASHINGTON, (U.2h-Fiorello H. LaGuardia, Director General UNRIKA, Wednesday recommended that the government requisition wheat directly off the nations farms.

Senate Group Agrees on OPA   One-Year Extension Favored by 11-5 Vote in Conference.

SENATE GROUP VOTES YEAR’S OPA EXTENSION   Committee Must. Séll-Decide How Much Power To Leave Agency

STRAITS PLA ~ OF RUSSIANS TURNED DOW   UNITED STATES TO NOTIFY MOSCOW IT OPPOSES. FROPOSAL FOR BASES ON ‘DARDENELLES

Joint Russian-Turkish Control of Key Dardanelles Will Be Opposed by U. S.

TRANSIT STRIKE MAY BE AVERTED   Compromise Looms in New  York Crisis .

Boy, Girl Held In Kidnaping At Cape Girardeau   Pair, 17, Admit They Robbed Couple, Took Car, Abducted Girl

Youthful Couple Captured After Kidnap-Robbery   Cape Girardeau Girl Held Captive for 12 Hours: Unharmed

Kidnappers Of Young Girl Apprehended  One Was Young Woman Dressed in Men’s Clothing

Drastic Steps To Save Coal   Federal Power Commission Announces Regulations Exceeding War Time Bans   ASK CURTAILMENT OF ELECTRICITY USE

Part v Chiefs Discuss Plans With Truman   New York Chairman Calls In Morning: Hannegan Chats This Afternoon

Fact-Finding Faces Fight   House Labor Group  T,., Vate Tunesdav

Moscow Radio Puts War Talk Blame On Unifed States   But British Press FrontPages World Reaction, Welcoming Stalin's Words

SOVIET RADIO RAPS U.S. FOR TALK OF WAR   Singles Out Dewey Short as Among Public Figures Who Are “Boosting This Hullabaloo About a New War.”

Public Figures In America Hit By Red Speaker   Common People Of World Said To Want Peace

Moscow Scores  U. S. Attitude   Radio Says Clamor Of War Raised Here More Than Elsewhere

Reds Blame U. 8. For War Clamor   British Press Hails Stalin Statement

Americans Blamed For World Hullabaloo Russians Say War Clamor Is Being Raised Mostly In U. S..

Maritime Union Threatens Strike   40-Hour Week is Current Demand

Hous Issue Not Agreed Upon Ye  Big Stumbling Block Of Maritime Case

Miss Arkansas Expected To Be In Finals Of Miss America Contest; Atlanta Girl Favorite

Beauty Contest Changes Tone   Talent Seems To Be of First Consideration At Atlantic City

‘MISS AMERICA’. ~ 70 BE SELECTED      Atlanta Girl Holds Edge ir Annual Contest

REAL ESTATE LOBBY SCORED   Wyatt Declares Interests Block Housing Vote

Lobby Blocks Housing Bill   Real Estate Interests DeJaying Action On General Housine Measure.

Wyatt Says Housing Bill Vote Blocked  Delaying Tactics  Prevent Hearing

PERCUSSIONS & REPERCUSSIONS   TTEND THE FOOTBALL  We ARICAV TE ya occi31 cw...

SPANISH CASE KEMAINS ON U.N. AGENDA   Delegates Agree Also That Veto Power Has Bbecome an Overpowering Weapon in Their Paris Deliberations.

Spanish Issue Is Retained On C CouncilAgenda   Decision Reached After Stormy Session With Russia Wielding Veto In Confused Debate

UNO Delegates Agree Spanish Dispute Still on Agenda Despite Soviet Veto

Spain Remains On Agenda.... Veto Power Big — Stick Over UN  Deliberations

Council To Keep Spanish On Spot   Delegates Declare Franco Issue Is  Not Settled

Spanish Issue Stays To Fore   Gromkyo Wields Veto Power In Confused TDehate

GROMYKO USES VETO POWER 3 TIMES   Franco Problem Unsettled After Long Argument   Termed Too Weak By Russia, Poland: Debate Called Scandal

Spain Still On Agenda Of Council   Long Argument Grows Out of Proposals on Spanish Question by Britain. Australia   Session is Stormv      ;  Bitterness Develops in Security Council Over Actions

U.N. Delegates Agree After Confused Debate   Also Agree That The Veto Has Become Over-Powering Weapon In Deliberations

United Nations Power of Veto Is Demonstrated   Spanish Problem Stays on Agenda After Arguments

Soviets Use Veto Power Three Times   Spanish Question Remains on Agenda After Confused Five-hour Debate Fails To Settle Issue.

.N. COUNCIL RETAINS SPAIN ON GENDA AFTER STORMY SESSION   Veto Becomes OverPowering Weapon At Council Meetings

Long, bitter U.N. Debate Called Scandal   Veto Overpowering Weapon in Council’s Deliberations—Used Three Times By Russia

} Gromyko Uses Veto Right  Three Times In Contused ) Debate On Spanish Issue

Security Body Keeps Spanish Question Alive After Debates   Russia Wields ‘Veto’ On Three Proposals In Bitter Session 2

Spanish Issue Still on Agenda   Gromyko Wields Veto Three Times in Acrimonious Debate

Azerbaijan Again. Seeking Freedom   Fortifications Erected In Face of Iran’s Troops

COOLER DAYS ON WAY   Showers Forecast in Western hansas Saturday

Pay Rise Approved For Packinghouse, Shipyard Workers   WSB Allows Advance in First General Application of New Policy   AT&T MEET CALLED BY SCHWELLENBACH   Ford Signs With CIO; Government Officials Seek Teo End Milk Tieup

MEAT AND SHIP WORKERS’ WAGE HIKES GRANTED   Continue Efforts To Avert Telephone Strike; Ford and Union Sign New Pact

WSB Approves Wage Increases For Workers   Boosts in Pay Are Given Packinghouse And Shinhbuildine Vien

PRICE OF MEAT TO BE BOOSTED BY 1/, PER CENT   Ford Signs CIO Contracts Southern Trainmen Call Strike For Saturday   ETROIT STILL MILKLESS   Pay Pattern For Packers Ig Expected To Apply In Many Other Fields

BUARD PUTS OKAY UN WAGE BOOSTS IN TWO INDUSTRIES   Wage- Price Policy Gets First Approval In Nation.   TELEPHONE STRIKE TO BE CONSIDERED   Meeting Is Scheduled To Discuss Means of Preventing It.

Eisenhower Day Being Observed   Texas Town, Birthplace Ot General ‘‘Ike’’ Paving Honor To Him Today

Scout Camporee To Feature Exhibits Of Camping Skills, Pioneering, Craft

Shortage of Freight Cars  Brings Action   Transportation Bottleneck Threatens This Fall by Increasing Production, Bumper Farm Crons

VIUT, REMAIN MIND   “leo-dy and Rainy Weath>or 's Predicted Thru Satu:

JOBLESS MOUNT AS COAL STRIKE HITS RAILROADS   More Mill Workers Feeling Effect Of Quiet Walkout By Lewis’ Miners

Steel and Railway Feel Impact of Soft Coal Strike   One of Nation’s Quietest Shutdowns Discovers Operators Charging No Cooperation

Coal Shortage Causing More Unemployment   Steel Mills, Railroads Laying Off EmployesLong Strike to Affect Automobile Industry

400,000 MEN ARE IDLE   Unemplovment Spreads in Steel Mills and Fuel Carrying Railroads

Unemployment                    ‘Miners’ Str ike   Steel Mills and Fuel-Carry ing Railroads Feeling Pinch of Coal Diggers’ Four-Day Walkout

YEARLY REPORT SHOWS CROWE EARNED $13,05¢   Educators in Highest Bracket

PRESS CONTINUES BITTER BARRAGE AT JAP CABINET   Three New Government Ministers Named in Shidehera Reaime ,

Tnvestitive~ Is Delayed   Jap Cabinet Members Are Being Replaced

Tokyo Newspapers ul 4  =  Bitterly Critica: Of Cabinet Delay   Only 3 Cabinct Ministers Ousted Following Purge Order.

Dewey Interrupts Tour to Clear Up State Busmnes:   Swing Through Upstate Counties Ends; Prepares For New York Trip

ALLEN RESIGNS FEDERAL PQS   ; Former Member Urge. - Broad Revisions Of REC By Congress

ALLEN QUITS, OUTLINES NEW LIFE FOR RFC   CONGRESS WILL BE ASKED TO REVIVE MONEY AGENCY

Allen Resigns Pos! As Director Of RFC   Sweeping Revisions of Act Urged by Retiring Head

Allen, Resigning, Leaves Blueprint For RFC Revision  Recommendations Hand ed To Truman; Goodloe  le Namad “nucraccar

Allen Urges RFC Revision As He Quits   Ex-Director’s Plan Would End Obsolete Emergency Functions

FARM LEADER DEMANDS OPA BE EXTENDED   Claims-Anderson - Fiehting Against Price Controls

ICC Approves 11 P.C. Rise fo Fastern Roads  Farm Products ’ Increase Held   Effective July 7

Freight Rate Increase bets ICC Approval   Boost. Will Yield Rail Lines $390,000,000 More in Gross Revenue Annually

FREIGHT RATES ARE INCREASED BY iC ORDER   Rail And Water Carriers Will Benefit By Nearly 400 Millions   NEW SCHEDULE WILL GO IN EFFECT JULY 1

ICC Authorizes Freight Rate Boost to Yield $390 Million   Rail, Water Carriers to Benefit by Amount Each Year in Gross Revenue; Missouri PSC Views Requests for Increase

Freight Rate ' Hike Granted  6 Per Cent Increase Allowed Temboraril

I. C. C. Grants Freight Rate Increases   Rail, Water Carriers Slated to Pick Up $390,000.000 More  Revenue Annually

ANNUAL YIELD ESTIMATED AT $390,000,000      ‘New Rates to Become Effective July 1 On 3-Day Notice

Rail, Water Freight Rate Increases Authorized   General 6 Percent Except for Certain Basic Commodities: East Gets Extra 5

Freight Increases Authorized By ICC   Six Percent Rate Boost  Becomes Effective Biaakey y 

RAIL LINES TO INCREASE FREIGHT RATE   Boost Is Authorized As Emergency by Action Taken by ICC

ICC Authorizes Increase in Rail “Freight Rates   Basic Commodities Are Exempted from General Six Per Cent Hike

Rail And Water Carriers Get Rate Increase   ICC Authorizes Emergency Hike Pending Hearing

HIKE EFFECTIVE © JULY 1 IF 3-DAY. NOTICE 1S GIVEN   Charges Wid Remain in Force Until Commission Can Pass on Request for 25 Per Cent Increase,   PASSENGER FARE PLEA TURNED DOWN   Board Refuses to Make  Permanent 10 Per Cent .  Raise Granted in 2 January, 1942.

General Strike Proves ‘Flop’   Lancaster, Pa.,Unions Call Off Action; No Reasons Offered

Union Members And Residents  In Confusion  an Md Wat am   Many Take Walkeut Calis ly, Others Demand Tne.  mediaie End io Tie Fo Bh Rp Dy .apor   Emergency State =  Decreed by Mayor   Three Industrial Plants and Transit Company Idleds; Strike Hasn’t Reached Peak, Union Says

SE aE See ee  SINO RED VIEWS AN MANCHTIRIA   Australia, Iraq Bright Spots in  Dark Food Picture

FRENCH PARTIES AGREE ON TRUCE   Bar Offensive Controver sies: Discuss Cabinet

SHORT WAR NEXT TIME  - Senate Quickly Votes Bill {To Control Atomic Energy

Domestic Atomic Energy Legislatior Is Passed by Senate. Sent to House

Senate Passes Atomic Energy Legislation   Enactment Comes Afte  Oy andenberg Warns Next   War Miaty Last Ouly ANruies

Steps Outlined For Domestic Use of Energy  Measure Create Monopoly Over

SENATE SENDS KEY MEASURE ON TO HOUSE   SOLONS TOLD NEXT WAR MAY LAST ONLY MINUTES

Future Wars To Last But Minutes   Government Monopoly Is Proposed for All Domestic Ores

Bill Passed After Brief  Discussion   Vandenberg Hopes Nations Will Ban  A-Weanans in War

Senate Passes Atomic Energy Control Bill .   Federal Monopoly Is Provided for Fissionable Material

Board Rejects Demands by AFL Seamen  Strike Continues;  CIO To Decide Tadayvy an Walkany

WSB REFUSES 10 REVERSE LTS DECISION   Votes 4 to 2 to Affirm August 23 Decree That Touched Off Paralyzing Shipping Strike,   NEW WALKOUTS ARE THREATENED   C. I. O. Maritime Unions, Now Observing A. F. of  ’ ZL. Picket Lines, May Leave Their Jobs.

Wage Stabilization Board Refuses to Change its Position and Maritime Strike Situation is Un changed

Deny Appeals For Change In Ruling on Pay   Board Affirms Order Against Any Boost In Excess of $17.50 Monthly; Walkout Of  Other Ship Unions Now Threatened

GOVERN MENTS NEXT COURSE NOT REVEALED   Group Head Says Action Final; ‘No Appeal’ From Decision Given

Board Refuses to Change Its Position  Maritime Strike Situation . Is Unchanged

Federal Grand Jury Indicts Russian Naval Officer On Espionage Charges

HE WAS ING LArLy A : ~ U.S. Declines Soviet Request To Free Espionage Suspect

SOVIET REQUEST U.S.DROP SPY CASE IS REJECTED   Washington Refuses to Agree to Dismissal of Charges Against Russian Naval Officer.   ATTORNEY GENERAL PROMISES PROSECUTION   Clark Says Evidence Against Lieutenant Redin Is Sufficiently Strong to Bring Him to Trial.

UNION ISSUES NO WORK CALL   All AFL Members Ordered To Back Up Lancaster Transit Strikers

‘NoWork’Period Called by Union At Lancaster   Central Labor Union Acts in Support Of Transport Strikers

WORLD LEADERS OPTIMISTIC OVER STALIN'S ATTITUDE   Replies. to Questions Seer ‘Gpening Curtain on Bed Relations

World Leaders See Conciliatory Note in Stalin's Reply to Baillie

DIPLOMATS OF WORLD STUDY STALIN’S ANSWER   First Reaction Is. - Soviets Have Torn Aside lron Curtain

Henry Wallace Makes Debut As Editor With Strong Plea  For Jobs, Peace, Freedom

JOBS, PEACE AND FREEDOM SET. OUI AS WALLACE PLA}   Former Cabinet Official Tells of Objectives in Magazine Editorial .

Confessed Slayer Prays: Describes "Urge to Kill"  Detectives Hunt Evidence to Back Up Youth's Story of Attack on Librarian

PRAYS IN CELL   ‘Urge to Kill’ Slayer Waits For Grand Jury Sraesian

HOT-REPLY 10 “SOVIET CLAIM AT UN COUNCII   U. 3. AND BRITISH SPOKESMEN CHARGE RUSSIA TRYING TO WRECK UNITED  * NATIONS

Soviet Russia  Will Get Reply   United States And Great Britain To Make Reply To Soviet Charges

MANAGEMENT AND UNION UNABLE TO AGREE ON POLICY TO BE INCLUDED IN © CONTRACT .'

CASE BILL GETS HOUSE APPROVAL   Anti-Strike Measure is Passed By Vote of 257-155

Strike Curb Bill Passes  Anery House   New Measure Yncludes 30-Day No-Strike Clause

Angry Democrats and Republicans  Vote 257 to 155; Senate Gets It

Tough Bil  Now Goes to Senate   Measure. to Impose Strike Restrictions; Ban Foremen’s Unions

Tug Stoppage Puts New York In Dire Straits  “Brownout’ Set Up Ta fansarva Crral

House Approves Tough Strike-Control Bill By A Vote Of 257 To 155

PRO-UNION OPPOSITION (VERWHELMED   Coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats Puts Over Case Measure.

SOUTHERN DEMOS AND REPUBLICANS FORM COALITION   Measure Is One of Severest of Its Kind to Reach Congress in Years   FACES TIEUP IN SENATE   Lower Chamber Takes Vote After Dispensing With Official Reading

Overwhelm  Opposition by 257-155 Vote   Expect Delay in Senate to Measure Restricting Strikes

Case Bill Passes by 258 to 155   GOP-Demccrat Coalition Blocks Oppesition To Strike Control Plan

Vite Is 258 to 155 on Case Measure, Action by Senate May Bz Delayed

GETS HOUSE APPROVAL   Anti-Strike  Measure Is Passed By Vote of 257-155

CONTROL BILL WINS TEST BY 257,155 VOTE   House Beats Down Attempt by Pro-Union Bloc to Kill Measure

Vote Count 258-155 on Case's Bill   Move To Return it te Committee Beaten; Goes to Senate.

298-199 VOTE SUPPORTS BILL CURBING LABOR   \love to Refer Proposal To Committee Is Beaten Decisively

Southern Demos And GOP Solons Push Bill's OK   Considerable Delay In Senate in View For ‘Toughest’ Act

Southern Demo-Gop Coalition Defeats Weak Pro-Unionists   BILL HEADS ACROSS CAPITOL TO SENATE  Provides Penalties For Strikes In Key Industries

Settlement ef Strike in Steel Industry May Be Imminent.  DIFFICULTIES BAR ENDING OF DISPUTE Mass Production Is Said Goal To Be Sought In Nation.

Case Measure Is Approved By 258-155 Vote   Fate Of Proposal In Upper House Is Uncertain   CURBS WALKOUTS   Plan Is Substitute For One Proposed By  President

Unions Liable For Breaking Of Contracts   Sweeping Majority Is Accorded Bill

Case Anti-Strike Bill Passes House By 257-155 Vote   Measure Would Provide Drastic Restrictions for Striking Untons

Unions Liable For Breaking Of Contracts  Sweeping Majority le Arenvdad Ril

Toughest Strike Regulation Bil Passed in House   Bans Walkouts That Hit U.S. Welfare

Four Ministers Begin Meeting On Peace Pacts   U.S., BRITISH, FRENCH, AND RUSSIANS CONVENE

Ministers Meet In Paris Today  WIT Seed & Ton SMheck   Will Seek to Iron Out Differences Blocking Peace Treaties

Big Four Foreign Ministers Open Conference At Paris To Iron Out Peace Rifts:

Treaty Parley Opens In Paris   Big Four Foreign Ministers Convene

Seek Accord To Pave Way For Drafting  Peace Pacts   Problem Of Italian  Starvation Appears To Be Most Pressing

Four Nations Hope To Iron Out Problems   Foreign Ministers Open Historic Paris Meeting

‘BIG FOUR’ MEET SET TO DRAFT PEACE TREATIES   Foreign Ministers Hope To fron Out Differences Causing Deadlock

Big-4 Group Starts Study Vital Topics   Seek Settlement of Differences Holding Up European Treaties

Ministers Meet In Paris Today   Will Seek to [ron Out Differences Blocking  Peace Treaties

Probe Asked  (\f May Charlke  Vio y VIIUUISO   House Military Committee Head Denies Wear Protits as Similar Name Appears As Endorser on Paper of Arms Firms

PROFITS DENIED BY REP. MAY   Congressman May Be Called before Senate Probers

ANDERSON EYES PLAN TO HOLD FARM PRICES UP   U.S. Purchases, Voluntary Quota

Chart Course To Hold Farm  Prices Intact   Secretary Anderson Puts Forward Program For Potatoes To Avoid A Food Surplus

EXPECT VOTERS 10 BE CONSPICUOUS BY ABSENCE AT BOOTHS   Candidates In Frantic. Last-Minute Appeals To The Electorate

Light Vote Is  Forecast In  State Primary   Candidates Make Final Appeals For Support

U.S. Leaders Ask UNO World Rule   1,000 Americans Urge Truman to Lead Move

Applications For Federal Surplus Houses Should Be Made Now, Pa. Beard Urges

Death Toll Mounts-As Tornadoes Hit New Areas   Storms Leave Five Dead In Arkansas, Mississippi; 29 Fatalities Ate Listed For Texas

BY WIND STORMS   Tornadoes Wreck Mississippi Town; 5 Dead, Scores Hurt

Tornado Toll Climbs to 37   New Storms Strike Arkansas, Mississippi

SERIES OF WIND STORMS KILL 34   Four Dead in Apartment House Fire.

TORNADOES TAR‘ THIRTY-FOUR LIVES   Latest Storm Hits SouthEastern Arkansas Last Night.

TORNADO DEATHS INCREASE 10 3!   Five Lose Lives. in Latest Storm in Arkansas and Mississippi Areas

SOUTHER STATES   Aikansas and Mississippi Communities Smashed. by Terrific Winds

Tomadoes Kill 34 In Arkansas, Texas And Mississippi   Unseasonabie Heat Wave Sends New York Ther mometers to Record 62

FREAK WEATHER IS BLAMED FOR STORM SERIES   Death Toll Reaches 34 As Tornadoes Hit Midwest, South

Montana Reiail Sales Set Pace   Consumer Spendinga Establishes Mark

Montana Retail Sales Set Pace  Consumer Spendine TPatectkitinie wn, BRA 2.1

Gene Allred Cox  ~ Memorial Font   Dedication Gift To Be Made at Presbyterian “Church Sunday

Killing Blamed On Mob   Jewish Sleuth Shot to Death  In Jerusalem

FRANCO REGIME IS THREATENING WORLD PEACE   The Spanish Government-inExile Made This Statement Today.   WORKING WITH GERMANS   Developing Atomic Energy With the oe of Nazi

Franco Regime Aids Germans Working On Atomic Energy   Accusation Contained In Documents’ Brought To Security Council —

Franco Regime Now Threating World Peace?   Charge Made by ° Exiled Government

Exiled Spaniards Say Franco ls Threat to Peace  Regime Is Working On Atom Power With German Help

Premier In-Exile To Give Report   German Scientists Reported Aiding Franco Regime

GIRAL SEEKS T0 PROVE FRANCO IS THREAT TO PEACE   MARSHALS EVIDENCE TO LAY BEFORE UN. SECURITY COUNCIL

Report Says Spain at Work On A-Bomb   Nazi Agents in Collaboration With Franco

Franco Called Peace Menace   Spanish Government In Exile Charges He Seeks Atomic Power

Charge Franco Regime Threat To World Peace   Spain Works With. Germans On Atomic Energy, Giral Says

SPAIN ACCUSED - BY EXILE GOV"   Atom Research Charged by Republican Chief

Seek New Trial In Sedition Case  Justice Department Pushes Its Plans

REFUGEE JEWS FIGHT BRITISH ARMED FORGES   With Sticks, Bottles Me

REFUGEES WILL BE SHIPPED TO CYPRUS CAMPS   One Woman Killed in Strife Near Port Area

BRITISH SHOOT AS JEWS FIGHT DEPORTATION   Victims Shipped to Cyprus In BarbedWire Pens

Fight Against Deportation fo Cvorus Camps   Woman is Killed, 10 Men Wounded In Haifa Port Area

Uerded Exiles Fight Back With Bottles, Cans And 4h Sticks At Haifa   One Killed And Ten Injured In Battle   Thousands Of Angered Villagers Confined To Homes Under Curfew

TO PROTEST DEPORTATION   British Battle To Ship Hundreds To Detention Camps

Hysterical Jews Are Jammed Into Barbed Wire Ship Pens   Report One Woman Kille As Refugees Battle British

Thousands Answer Call of Radio to Crowd Haifa Streets in Effort to Help Deportees

All Illegal Immigrants Being Moved   One Killed, Many Hurt In Operation

One Killed, Many of Mob Injured As Hlegal Radio Spurs Assault; Refugees Being Removed to Cyprus

Try To Halt. Deportation Of Refugees   Casualties Numerous a$ Crowd Tries To Force: Way into Port Area. }

Weeping Jewish Refugees Fight Vainly With Fists ‘Against British Soldiers

Refuge ees 8 Herded In to Wire Per ns .       ENGLISH TROOPS USE. SM BOMBS AGAINST JEWS ARM D WITH BOTTLES AND STICKS:

British Herd Immiarants OfftoCyprus   Woman Killed As Troops Fire on Crowds in Haifa

Wallace Warns U.S. Against Inflation Evil   Secretary Sees Trouble If Price And Rent Control Bars Let Down

Parleys Open To Fix Fate Of OPA Bill   Secretary Wallace Warns of Weakening Price, Rent Control

Wallace Asks Continued Price Control,  Warns Against “Rocking Economic Boat”’

WALLACE URGES PRICE CONTROL   Pleads Against ‘Letting Down Guard Against Inflation’

WALLACE SEES BOOM, BUST It CONTROLS END   Pleads Against Lowering 0 Guard Against Inflation; OPA Future Charted

Retain Price, Rent Controls Says Wallace   Congress Takes  Up OPA Measure

Wallace Asks  Extension For Price Control   Secretary Of Commerce Declares Prosperity Ahead If Control Kept.

President Phones Byrnes Assurance No Promises Were Made __ Commerce Chief Ne

Endorsement of His Policies by Truman Desired   May Fly Back to U.S., Demand Showdown

Food ‘Famine Splits Forces Of Administration   McCormack’s Plan Dubbed ‘Cheap Politics By GOP Chairman

RELAXING OF CONTROL BY OPA IS SOUGHT   McCormick, House Leader, “aa ds Actio  On Supply of Food -

Tycoon Tempest  3 Pipeline Firms To Battle At Hearing Opening Monday   Four Types Petitions

Gas Firms Battle Over Middle West   FPC Will Hear Four Applicants

Lausche Seen In Close Race With Herbert   © Two Million Ohioans Expected to Vote; / $tate GOP Confident

FORECASTS OF CLOSEST RACE. - FOR GOVERNOR   REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS EXPECTS ENTIRE TICKET FOR STATE OFFICES TO  BE ELECTED  ae

TRUMAN LEADS U.S. IN TRIBUTE   America Seeks ‘Peace and World Welfare’ Declares President

America Seeks Only Peace, Truman Says   Plea for Welfare of World, Prevention of Third War Voiced in Armistice Day Address

RUMAN KEYNOTES ANNIVER. SARY BY DECLARING NATION     “SEEKS ONLY PEATE  AND WORLD WELPane.

NATION HONOR MEMORY OF WAR HEROES   President Leads Observance of Armistice Day in Capital

Tusboat Workers Reiect Pronosal  To Find Walkout   Fuel Shortage in New York Area  Grows More Acute

New York Mayor Orders Fuel Oil To Be Rationed   ‘Freezing Order Comes after Tugboat Workers Reject Proposal

For Second. Time, Members of Uniort - Vote Notto Return. ‘to Work in New York Harbor. )

Union Rejects Mediation in Tucboat Strike   Army, Navy Crews Bring Necessities From New Jersey

Tugboat Men Again Refuse  To End Strike  O’Dwyer Appeals For Federal Action To Give City Fuel

Vote Scorns Plan To End Tug Walkou!   Workers Reject Back-To-Work Proposal In Poll

TUG WORKERS REJECT OFFER TO END TIEUP   A ction Leads To Call For Govt. To Man All Idle Tugs

Back-to-Work Move’s Failure  Creates Crisis  Schools Closed, Many Dwellings  = 9 ee

N.Y. FUEL OIL ~ SUPPLIES FROZEN   RATIONING ORDERED AFTER TUGBOAT WORKERS VOTE TO CONTINUE STRIKE,

Tug Employes Refuse To Go Back To Work   Mayor O'Dwyer. Freeze: All Fyel Oil in New York City

WORK MOVE IS REJECTED BY NEW YORK UNION   All Metropolitan Subs, Some Dwellings Still Are Without Heat

jLabor Groups Divided  CIO Is Senpd ting Democrats  In New York And Pennsylvania

Second A-Bomb Test Rehearsal Scheduled at Bikini Lagoon   Actual: Bombing May. Be Delayed Week by Werther

OF PLANS FOR A-BOMB TEST   Target Submarines Will Be Submerged In Laroon Tomorrow

Test Preparations Are Nearly Finished at Bikini  Weather Could Cause Delay But a Is  aQrar tire

Given Little Chance of Surviving Mighty Underwater Blast; Weather May Delay Test

Stage Set For Second Atom Test   Dress’ Rehearsal  For Understa Blast Slated For Tomorrow: Real Test Wednesday

Test Preparations  Are Nearly  Finished at Bikini Weather Could Cause  Delay But Hope Is Hedl for Clear Day

Final Planning Made For Test   Electronics Rehearsals Sche-luled At Bikini  Lagoon Tomorrow

Weather May Delay Second Atomic Test  But Rehearsal Goin @ Ahead

Fourteen Medals Awarded Marine   John Church Accredited With 89 Acutal Combat Missions

SIGLER RESTS “STATE'S. CASE   McKay Trial Adjourned Until Friday to Ready Defense Motions

Huzzar Flees Appleton Jail   Chicago Man Escapes Ath Floor, Sheriff Says

Russia States Aims In Korea   Charges Presence Of Resistance To  Karean Democracy.

Soviet Blunt On Korea’s Future Setup   ' Wants Amiable Folk, _ Democratic Rulings

Democracy In Korea Said To Be Soviet Aim  Reds Want Nation To Be Friendly  To Ruecia

Soviet Interest In Korea Stated   Wants Friendly Gov't A: Security Against ’ Invasion.

SOVIETS FAVOR KOREA FREEDOM   Claim Difficulties to Obstruc  Realization of Democracy  

RUSSIA STATES AIMS IN KOREA TO COMMISSION   Charges Furious Resistance to Korean Democracy by Groups

Russians Declare Korea Must Have Democracy   Soviet General Bluntly States Policy at First Meeting of U. S.-Soviet Commission; Chiang Kai-shek Pleads for Unity of China

Russia Bluntly States Aims In  Korean Affairs   Reds Charge Furious Resistance By ‘Radicals’

Russian Aims In  Korea USSR General  Cites Resistance To Demacracy

“Furious Resistance’ To Korean Democracy   Soviets Make Charge At Opening of the  Joint Americanpa        a

Soviet Union Tells of Its Aims   Charges “There Is Furious Resistance” to Korean Democracy.

Independent Nation, Aim Of Russians  Do Not Want It Tc _ Be Base For Attacl

Russia States Aims In Korea   Wants It Friendly And Democratic And Independent Country

Soviet Union Blantly States Aims In Kerea   Lodges Charge of “Furious Resistunee”? to Democracy by Reactionary Groups

FRIENDSHIP OF KOREANS   Hope to See It a Democratic and Independent Country, That It May Not Be Used as Base of Attack.

Red General States Soviet Aims in Korea   Russian Notes Opposition To Democracy

RUSSIANS AR AIMS IN KOREA   “Furious Resistance” to Oemoeracy Charged; Seek Friendly Regime.

Russians Bluntly Describe Korean Aim Protection   Guarding Against Future Use As Base To Attack Soviets

ERANS TO  an OF CITY   of Kind to Start  t Post-War Meetturday Afternoon

Early Reports Say 60 Escape Death in Crash   All Passengers Injured, Some Seriously

BUS PLUNGES  ~ FROM BRIDGE   REPORT NO PASSENGER LOST LIFE IN SPECTACULAR AC. CIDENT IN WASHINGTON

60 HURT AS BUS. DROPS 25 FEET   Interurban Plunges From Potomac River Bridge In Washington

BUS HURTLES FROM BRIDGE   60 Passengers Injured When Vehicle Drops 25 Feet, Landing Upside Down.

STATE ASYLUMS OVERCROWDED   Pettit Says 8,700 Housed In Space Intended For 5,300

During War Jap Weathermen Could Usually Predict ‘Clear Tomorrow, Followed by B-29’s’

Industry Hits C10 Wage Claim   Management, Labor Still Far Apart

Governor Sends Navy  PP BPP PLL PLD A LD PPP AL LOD Dt  Texas’ Meanest Goat

Workmen’s Bill Fails First Test   Held for Reconsideration After Falling Short Of Necessary Majority

TRADE OPENED WITH GERMANY   Factories In U. S. Zone Aided In Building Export Business

QPEN LIMITED GERMAN TRADE   3 Permit ‘Parcheses On Dollar Credit Basis In Occupied Zone

AMERICAN ZONE IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS   Gen. MeNarney Says Products 0! German Facteries Can Be Beurcht With Dellar Credits

Congressmen Gird For Next Week's Battle Over OPA   British Loan Follows On Full Slate of  Controversial Bills

Congress Ready To Debate OPA Bill and British Loar   Heavy Agenda Faces Legislators Hoping for Early Start of Summer Recess Period

EXTENSION OF DRAFT GIVEN ‘SHOT.IN ARM’   House Committee Votes 15-8 Tc Extend Selective Service 9 Mos.

STRIKE HALTS CITY SERVICES      Municipal Workers Stage Walkout in McKeesport For Wage Increase

CLOSE VOTE BRITISH LOAN IS PREDICTED   21 Of 40 Senaters Pelled Indicate They Will Sepport Huge Credit   MOST OPPOSITION’ COMES FROM WES?

CLOSE FIGHT INDICATED ON BRITISH LOAN   Poll Shows Senators Evenly Split On Credit Issue

BRITISH LOAN SPLIT 21-20IN SENATE POLL   52 Senators Have Not Decided How They'll Vote On Issue

Nip and Tuck In Senate  On Big Loan   21 of 41 Favor Money for Britain; 20 Oppose It

Loan Splits Al Senator:   British Credit Proposa Runuing Nip and Tuck

SENATORS ARE SPLIT ON LOAN 10 BRITAIN   Poll Indicates 21 to Be in ‘Favor of Advance, 20 Against

Senale Evenly Divided On Question Of British Loan   Poll Shows Equal Number of Supporters and Opponents of Plan—Senators Now Undecided Will Decide Issue

No ss  Opinion Divided  ‘on British Loan It's Nip and Tuck  ' for Senate Favor

Most Solons Are As Yet Undecided   21 Favor Proposal, 20 Are Opposed, AP Poll Reveals

Deadlock On OPA Revival May Be Ended   New Compromise Plan Is Being Submitted To Con  ference Committee

Sub-Committee Drafts Bill; Control Is Based On Supply And Demand

OPA DEADLOCK MAY BE BROKEN BY DAY’S END   Compromise Plan For De. Control Board Raise: Hopes.

British Release Fight Prominent Jewish Leaders      Government’s Action Is Aeclaimed by  Tec: Pacenxe 2x:

8 Jewish Leaders Freed by British To Quiet Violence   20 Arabs Released and Curfew Lifted in Palestine

PRISONERS OF BRITISH FREED IN HOLY LAND   Palestine Leaders Hail Move As Likely To Quell Violence

FREE JEWISH. ARAB LEADERS   British Govt. Volos Action In Effort to Bring End To Holy Land Riots

PEACE SOUGHT FOR HOLY LAND   Prominent Jews Freed: Way Paved For Talks On Palestine Future

Jewish Leaders Freed By British  Effort Bring Peace * To The Holy Land

Britons Free   $ High Jews  [   120 More to Leave Prison:  20 arabe Alen Relessed

Canadian Price Control Program Seen Threatened  Death Of OPA Blow To Country

Warmer Readings Are Sighted For Helena Area  Temperature Tumbles   Temperature Tumbles To 16 Degrees Below Zero in City

Warmer Readings Are Sighted For Helena Area  Temperature Tumbles To 16 Degrees Below Zera in City

Irucks Stopped By Cumberland Pickets   Union Attempting to Halt Motor Express into City

G.M.C. Locals Voting On Return to Work   Murray Assails AFL Charge CIO Causing Price Line Bulge

AUTO PRODUCTION TO START SOON  UAW Heads Pushing Plans To Resume All-Out Work

WEDEMEVER AWAITS WASHINUION INSTRUCTIONS ON QUESTION Ut (1S. TROOPS’ AID IN MANCHURIA   SENATE EXPECTED TO 0. K. BARUCH APPOINTMENT

Manchuria May Get U. 5. Troops To Help Ship Japs   Gen. Wedemeyer Asks Advice From Capital

Charwoman’s Savings Gone, But—  Glory Be! What Miracles She's Seen

County Gold Star Names Total 3°   STATE DEPT. OF HISTORY  AND ARCHIVES COMPILES LIST

County Gold Star Names —_aJotal 35      STATE DEPT: OF HISTORY AND ARCHIVES COMPILES LIST FOR BEACON

Act To Care For Families  Of 24 Miners   To Seal Burning ‘Pit: Tomorrow

BU ARE HURT IN A CAIRO STREET FIGHT   Egyptian Students Battle Police During Demon. stration Against Britain’s Policy Toward Their Country.

100 Students Hurt In Cairo Outbreak   Withdrawal of British from Esypt Demanded

NATIVE CAIRO STUDENTS RIOT   STAGE DEMONSTRA: TION AGAINST BRITISH

Attitude Of Britain Has Opposition   50 Students And 30 Police Are Injured

Hundred Hurt as Police Bar  College Area   Noisy Mob Demands English Army Quit Patrol of Egypt

Students, Police Are Injured In Egyptian Riots   Protest Against British Treaty

Demonstrator: Battling Cairo Police   Eighty Persons Hurt Before Order Is Restored-Again

FIFTY INJURED IN CAIRO STREET RIOT   Egyptian Students Shou AHoawn With Britain”

Demand British Abandon the Nile  ales Students and Ca Police Battle

Students and Police Clash in Cairo  Over British Policies   Demonstrators Call for ‘Revolt,’ and ‘Down With Britain,’ as They Surge Through Streets in Huge Throng

100 STUDENTS INJURED IN CAIRO RIOTS   Police Battle Demonstrators Demanding British Troops Leave Egypt.

Riots Hurt 50 Egypt Students   British Attitude To Treaty Revision Stirs Cairo Wrath

Several Police Injured as Students Surge Through Streets, Shouting ‘To The Revolt’ and ‘Down With Britain’

Egyptian Students Battle Cairo Police   Eighty Are Injured During Demonstration Anainct Crent Ronin

SUBSTANTIAL AGREEMENT   STUDENTS HURT IN EGYPT RIOT   Students Battle Cops In Outbreak Protesting Britain's Attitude About BritishEgyptian Treaty Change.

Fifty Hurt in Student Riots   Protest British Stand On Treaty Revisions

Demand British Abandon the Nile  Pose Stu ae nts and Cairo Police Battle

British Reply To Treaty Revision Demand Assailed   3000 Youths Battle Police; 80 Persons Hurt in Fighting

Many Weddings Of Popular Young People   Hamilton-Donovan Swanson-Jennings Nichtern-Johnston

PROT NSHP mL   Willing to Go Along if Con gress Can Devise Anather Sucteam

KAISER SAYS PROFIT-MOTIVE NEEDED TO WIN WARS: MARITIME COMMISSION FACES CHARGES

Profit Motives Held Essential To Winning Wars   Henry Kaiser Springs Surprise at Probe of Ship Builders.

PROFIT MOTIVE NEEDED. TO WIN WARS—KAISER   Says Even Russia Found Need of  Incentive System

KAISER ASSERTS HIS OPERATIONS SAVED MILLIONS   Shipbuilder Declares Capital Investment is Irrelevant in View of This   DEFENDS PROFIT SYSTEM

KAISER BACKS UP PROFIT SYSTEM   Says Incentive Necessary To Win Wars

Defends His Shipyards’ Big Profits   Claims He Saved Gov't Lot: of Money in Investiga tion Testimony

Says Would Go Along on Any System   Resents Efforts To Compare Profits With Investment

Says Pay Needed to Win Wars   Shipbuilder Blasts Attempts to Compare Investment, Returns

Walkout, Set for Monday Would Affect Stee! Output af Once   INTERVENTION BY U. 5. LOOMS AS POSSIBILITY   Operators Reject “Principle’ of Royalty To Go fo Health Fund

UMW CHIEFTAIN SIGNALS FOR STRIKE MONDAY   Operators Reject Ten Cents A Ton Royalty Demand By Union

Lewis Announces Coal Mine Strike  Ciamnnale Warbarc in   Signals Workers to Stop on Monday

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Strike Situation Otherwise Bright   Walkout Of 400,000 United Mine Workers Will Shut Down Production Of Bituminous

Lewis Signals For Coal Strike On Next Monday   Turns Down Offer For Pay Increase  Of 18'. Cent Hour

Lewis Disdains Contract, Calls — Strike Monday   Refuses Wage Discussion Without Health Proviso

JOHN L. LEWIS TELLS 400,000 TO QUIT WORK   STEEL PRODUCTION TO FEEL TIEUP IMMEDIATELY

Government to Take Hand, Said  I mtisce me ae   Lewis And Operators To Continue Talks

LEWIS CALLS MINERS FROM JOBS MONDAY   Orders Stoppage After Rejecting Offer Of  Pay Increase

LEWIS SIGNALS FOR COAL MINE TIE-UP MONDAY   Union Leader Rejects Wage Increase Equivalent to 1814 Cents an Hour for Workers.   SHUTDOWN TO AFFECT STEEL PRODUCTION   Negotiations Cohtinue and Thus Door to Agreement by Sunday Is Not Closed.

Lewis Signals For Monday Coal Walkout   U. S.. Will Take Hand; Operators Say Steel To Feel Early Effect

Turns Down 18% Cents An Hour Pay increase. Government May Step «in. Bteel Mills to Close

Lewis Announces Coal Mine Strike  Signals Workers io Ston on Monday

Lewis Calls Walkout Of 400.000 Miners   Deadline Set For Midnight Sunday; Shutdown To Affect Steel Industry

John L. Lewis Issues Order  For Coal Strike On Monday    Union Leader Turns Down Equivalent of 181/2 Cents  4  an Hour Raise for His Men — Conciliator Says  Government Now Wiil Interest Self in Case

Has No Fears Of Being Put Out of House  Veterans To Protest Act Bv O'Daniel

Ex-Private Defies O'Daniel To Move Him   Battle of Lawyers Indicated Over Dallas Apartment

Case Bill Veto  Now Forecast      Truman Himself Says He Has Not Yet Made  Final Decision

THINK TRUMA MAY VETO CASE LABOR MEASURE   However, President Claims H Has Not Yet Made Up His Mind

CLARK DENIES PREPARATION OF CASE BILL VETO   Says Truman Did Not Ask Justice Department Action

PRESIDENT MAY VETO CASE BILL   RUMOR SAYS JUSTICE DEPT. PREPARING MESSAGE

Truman Plans Veto Of Case Labor Bill   Lawmakers Scurry For Signatures As President Is Reportec Against Measure.

Justice Officials Seen Preparing Case Bill Vetc   President Said to Have Asked Top Aid in Latest Message

PACKING STRIKE NOTICES FILED   Swift, Armour, Wilson, Cudahy Firms Named

Packers Facing Another Strike .   Unions Serve 30-Day Notice on Big Four? Parley Continues

FLOOD WATERS OF TRINITY ON WAY DOWN AFTER TAKING LIFE: CAUSE MUCH DAMAGE IN STATE

POLISH DEMAND AT PEACE MEET ISWITHORAWN   Byimes Ayonres Against Big 4 First fest

Showdown Near On Voting Issue At Peace Parley   Expect Decision To Be Made Soon On Majority Vote Problem Of Conference   TWO-THIRDS RULE EXPECTED TO WIN

DATA ON RIVER FLOOD CONTROL PLAN RECEIVED   Board Of Army Engineers Completes Task Of Hearing Testimony Pro And Con At Springfield Last Week.

U.S. Joint Staff Seeks Only Use of Facilities  on Manus and British Islands in Pacific

«UNITED'STATES STAND ON UN. TRUSTEESHIPS SEEN INDICATION OF FAULTY CHARTER DECISIONS

Brand Judge Wicked, Evil   House Committee Calls For Curb Legisiation

Edward A. Chapman, 86, South Woyne, Breaks Hip In Fall While Dressing

BEVIN TERMS CHARGE FALSE   Denies Yugoslav Assertion That Polish Troops In  Italy Menace Peace

SUN SHINING AGAIN      Temperatures in Kansas Approach Normal Today

DAYTON TEACHERS THREATEN STRIKE   Demand Revision of 1947 Salary Hike Schedule

STATES ARE ALLOTTED FUNDS FOR AIRPORTS   $2,083,175 La Federal Memex Easmarked For Maryiand: Funds Aiuct Re Watched

PAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAAAA  Milk Industry Feels Effect of Steel Strike

CABINET CRISIS ENDS iN FRANCE   Socialists Dominate New Three-Party Regime Named By Gouin

 ae New French Coalition  Ailes Pledged To Rigic Anticlnflation Program

CHARGES PLOT TO TAKE OVER “POLICE POWE!   Civil Suit to Void Charter of Order Is Filed in Atfanta.

Georgia Acts To Break Up Ku Klux Klan   Charges Organization Seeks to Take Over State Agencies

Georgia Institutes Court Proceeding Seeking to Dissolve Ku Klux Klan

~—AANALL ALCL YS— Klan Facing  Court Action  Georgia Hopes To Dissolve Charter

Georgia Suit Is Aimed To Smash Klan   State Says Organization Seeks Governmental Agency Control.

GEORGIA ACTS AGAINSTKLAN   Starts Court Action to Break Hooded Organization

om eas Georgia Moves  To Dissolve  . Klan Chartei   E en State, In Court Procecdiugs  Charges Hooded Group  With Trying to “Grab Control? Government

PROCEEDINGS INSTITUTED BY GEORGIA   Klan Charged With Trying to Control State

GEOLGIA ASKS 10 DISSOLVE KU KLUX KLAN   Cracker State Charges the Hooded Organization Is Attempting to “Grab Control of Governmental Agencies.”

GEORGIA MOVES ' AGAINST KLAN   Court Proceedings Started To Dissolve Charter

Georgia After  Ku Klux   Would Dissolve The Charter of Hooded Group

Action Taken ‘By Georgia To Dissolve Klan   ans Files Complaint Charging : Hooded Organizaiion With Trying to Grab Contro! of Bidecnwectsl Koackize

Georgia Would Dissolve Klan   Charge Hooded Order With Trying to Get  Control of Agencies

Suit Says Klan Trying to Force Its Doctrines   Trving to Organize Key Groups To Be Able to Seize State Control   dirganizve Groups   Teaches Hatred

Georgia Acts To Break Up Ku Klux Klan   Suit Filed Asking Court To Dissolve Hooded Organization

GEORGIA BEGINS ALL-OUT FIGHT AGAINST KU KLUX KLAN, URGES COURT TO REVOKE ITS CHARTER

GEORGIA ACTS © TO SMASH KLAN   Files Suit Seeking To Dissolve Charter Of Hooded Order

Georgia F iles Court Action  Against I Klan   Charged With Conspiracy of Violence and Attempting to € Parts of State Gov't:

Grorsic Moves To Dissolve Ku Klux Klan . Hooded Order Accused Trvine To Control State Agencies

White-Robed ‘Violence, Terrorism And Hate’  State Of Georgia Charges Ku Kiux Klan Trying To Seize Control Of Government

GALVANS MAKING PLANS FOR JULY  FOURTH HOLIDAY   Stores To Close Here All-Day Thursday; Plan Outings.

Lake Calhoun, Other Programs To Attract Big Crowds   STORES CLOSE ALL DAY

SER Ice ca te seni ti  Possible Loan Rejection Seen By Britisher

Sohngen Places New Agents In Eight Districts I yeneral Shakeup; Officers Told To Watch For Shakedown Attempts

STATE JUGGLES LIQUOR AGENTS   Qhio Chief Orders Crackdown On Siot Machines

Toll Bridge Sum Ruled Invalid   Dauphin County Court Holds 7 Million Fund  Unconstitutional

12 OHIDANS DIE IN ACCIDENTS OVER WEEK END   2 Ironton Men Drown After Boat Upsets; Many Others Suffer Injuries

WYATT ORDERS 3-POINT PLAN INTO EFFECT   Republican Chairman Denounces Move As Politics

WYATT ASKS REC TO LEND MONEY FOR NEW HOUSING   Truman Only Mendin; Political Fences GOP Hend Savy

ADMINISTRATION ACTS TO RELIEVE HOUSING CRISIS   Truman Orders Tariff On Canadian Lumber Suspended

Duty Suspension Heads Move to Provide Housing   Exports of Lumber Blamed By Reece Lor Crisis in U. S-

Lumber Import Duties Lifted in Emergency Move   President Truman Seeks to Spur Building of Homes

HOUSING RATED TOP EMERGENCY   Republicans Say President's Efforts Against Shortage Political Move

MOVES. ORDERED TO AID HOUSING   Canadian Tariffs Cut, Nat Premium Plan Readied

Government Takes Steps’ On Housing   Three Moves Destined To Get Goods

Truman Acts to Spur Home:Building but Reece Says He's Mending Fences

HOME BUILDING BILL I$ PASSED   House Votes 250 Million To Provide 100,000 Housing Units

Money Is Voled For Vel Housing Units   Measure Provides for at Least 100,000 Units

ONLY. ONE BALLOTED ‘NO’  House Okehs $250, 000, 000  For Temporary Vet Homes

touse Passes Vet Housing Measure   Money Will Help Move Barracks Where Needed

Attacks Baruch Proposal As “An Attempt to Set Up Monopolistic Position in the Manufacture of Atomic Weapons” For U.S.

Warm Weather  Is Prevailing   New England Chilly But Most Of Nation Reports Mild Temperatures

STRIKE STILL ON GM CONTENTION   Personnel....Chief .. Declares Resumption Awaits Union’s Word

NEW DISPUTE -DEVELOPES IN AUTO STRIKE   GENERAL=MOTORS-ANNOUNCES IF WILL KEEP'ALL PLAN  CLOSED UNTIL ALL. CAN. BE OPENED :

GM Official Claims Strike Still in Effect   Reuther Admits Only National Issues Settled

GM CHARGES STRIKE CONTINUES   Production Delayed Since Plants Depend Upon Each Other

UENERAL MOTORS CHARGES THAT STRIKE CONTINUES; RESUMPTION OF PRODUCTION 15 DELAYED

Miles Of Film To Record Navy Test Of Atom Bomb   Four Seconds Required To Expose Enourch Film For Four Feature Movies

 Officer to Command Filming of Test 300 Cameras To Record Atom  Bomb Explosions In Pacifie

Film Enough for Four Movies Of Feature Length To Be Used To Record Atom Bomb Test

COLLEGE CONVOCATION HELD . Tech Women’s Social Clubs’ Fall Pledge Lists Announced

To Pursue Guerrillas _. Into Bulgaria   Greek General Reports Order.

Says Greeks Would Run Guerrillas Into Bulgaria ‘Despite Consequencac’

Greek General Ordered Across Bulgaria Line   Commander Says He Will. Chase Guerrillas ‘Despite Consequences’

DAR Orders Dissolution Of Miss Luce’s Group   Society’s Congress Says Committee Against Racia Discrimination Not Authorized

DAR. Dissolves Committee  On Race Discrimination   Body Headed By Rep. Clare Booth Luce Sought To Wipe Out “White Artists Only” Clause In Leases For Organization’s Constitution Hall

TEMPERATURES   Candidates Seeking Governorship Will Be Here Tomorrow

BRITS SUPPORT U. 8. DEMAND IK BULCAR MIX-UP   Issue Concerns. Broadening of Bulgarian Government.to Include Two Members of Opposition Before Accepting Rezvime ar

Russians Charge American Action Is ‘Sabotaging’ Moscow Accord; Western Allies Want Opposition Parties Included In Government

New Tension Develops Over U.S. Demand   British Support U. S. Memorandum Telling Bulgaria to Broaden  One-Party Governmen

Britain is Backing US Demands Toward  Bulgarian Regime   State Department Ready to Answer Red Charge of US Sabotage

Recognition OF Sofia Depends On Agreement   Disclosure Leaden Mand  Follows Protest Washing ton Action “Infringes” Big Three Decisions   Minority Refuses To Be ‘Figurchead’   Russian Contends Agree ment on Cabine? Says No thing About “Any Mutually Acceptable Condition”

BRITAIN GETS BEHIND U, S, ON QUESTION OF BULGARIA   Recognition Is Withheld Until Opposition Is Included In Gov’t

BRITAIN SIDES WITH U.S. ON BULGARIA TOPIC   Disagree With Russia: Believes Bulgarian Government Shoulc  Include Members Of Opposition.

Reds Claim Americans  Broke Pact   Charge Washington with Stirring Opposition In Balkan State.

British Support U.S. Demand In Sofia Question   Broadened Bulgarian Government I Object Of State Department; Reds  Claim Big 3 ‘Infringement’

Must Broaden Sofia Regime  For Recognition   Two Members Of Opposition Must Be Included In Builgaria’s Government

BRITISH SUPPORT U. S. DEMANDS IN BULGARIAN RULE  AMERICA INSISTS _

Russia Charges Pact Infringed   Soviet Protest Says American Note Caused Opposition to Sabotage Big Three Agreement

British Back Up U.S. Demand That Bulgaria Add Opposition Members to Present Cabinet   Russians Declare 3-Power Moscow Agreement on Bulgarian Problem "Infrinaed’ By United States

Lorraine Thoma, Driver, Only Bruised—Top and ide of Auto Crushed

GAR OVERTURNS NEAR MERRILL   Lorraine Thoma, Driver, Only Bruised—Top and 4. of Auto Crushed

lay BeBrief   Speculation “Wide-’ spread Anicng Observers: General Mevely; Intends to Lie Law, Until "New. Constitu‘tien Is Adopted--

DEGAULLE’S RESIGNATION SEEN AS FIRST MOVE IN GRAND COUP DESIGNED TO GAIN MORE POWER

RETIREMENT OF DEGAULLE SEEN AS. OnLy TEMPORARY AND. HE MAY Ls PUT IN LIMELIGHT AGAIN:SOON:

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZIE JP World Traveler

Moslem Women Stage Riot In Palestine Area   ARAB DEMONSTRATION IS CAUSE OF NEW ATTACKS

MOSLEM WOMEN. MAUL POLICEMEN   Disorder Marks Protest Par aele in leruestem

Veiled Moslem Women Flail Police Blockade   300 Lead March in Protest Agains' American Report After Forcing Wav Into Temple for Prayer

Arab Women Lead Riot Attack on British Police   Subdued After Fierce Strug* gle; Truman and Attlee Are Denounced

Gen. Devers Says U. S§. Wouid Reply Twofold Toa Any Sudden Attack

County Boards Lauded by Kline  Declares They Saved lowans Millions

Testifies He Recruited Forced Labor   Dragi Jovanovic Tried For Treason

WORK TIEUPS SET INDUSTRY BACK 90 DAY:   FUEL STRIKE ALONE COSTS COUNTRY TWO BILLION

Coal Strike Alone Cost The Country Close to Two Billion Dollars, Director Small Declares

Strikes Snag Reconversion  Production Sei Back At Least 3 Months  ReRAVARUTAIY APEN tc,

Output of Many Goods Set Back Over 3 Months   Small Blames Work Stoppages for Delay In Production of Cars. Other Consumer Item:

 Three Months Lost Strikes Set Back Production Of Automobiles, Other Goods

Set-Back Laid To Coal Strike   \Industrial Output Slowed ® Monthe. Ie Claram

SMALL REPORTS DELAY IN GOODS DUE TO STRIKES   Declares Output of Automobiles and Consumer Items Set Back at Least Three  Months.   PUTS COST OF COAL TIE-UP AT 2 BILLION   Says Sales Continue to Soar— Predicts Probable Labor Shortage Toward End of Year.

SMALL ASSERTS PRODUCTION IS BEING HELD UP   Strikes and Work Stoppages Retard Manufacturing Output

STRIKES BALKED PRODUCTION OF CIVILIAN GOODS   Output Of Autes And Other Geeds Retarded By At Least Three Months   FULL EMPLOYMENT BEFORE YEAR’S END

Production Is Set Back ThreeMonths. Small Says ©  . Production Chief  _ Blames Strikes,  Including Halting. Of Coal Output

PRODUCTION IS SET BACK BY MINERS STRIKE   CPA Chief Sees Autos And Other Goods 3 Months Late

Auto Production Is — Seriously Crippled   59-Day Mine Strike Costly, Says Adminis trator

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ONE OF ESCAPEE PAIR IS SEIZED   Mediey Found by Police ir Houseboat on River

mrs. Truman Takes Friends on Trip  Few Notice First Ledy,  from Home Town Amonea Tauricte

Fog Delays Rescuers In  Air Crash   Spot Seven Living ° Survivors Of 45 Aboar Airliner Before Weather Closes In,

Contest Brought On By Last-Minute Filing  Labor Candidates To Seek Two City Posts

BRAIN TRUST TO BOSS SURPLUS   SEVEN-MAN PANEL TO APPROVE DISPOSAL

President Irked By Opposition to  Service Merger   Unjustified, He  Calls Admirals’  ee 0: ees i ee

TRUMAN ASSAILS NAVY FOR FIGHT ON ARMED MERGER   Threatens to Act if Admirals Continue Lobbying Against Single Department of Defense.   QUESTIONS TOUCH OFF EXECUTIVE FLARE-UP   Chairman Vinson of House Naval Committee Does Not See How President Can Silence Group.

Will Tend to Matter Later President Lashes at Navy for Insubordination on Merger

Presic en: _ 2eC.es ¥ avy “or “OI IV Agains- ‘/e-zer o- Service ‘orces

ARMY AND NAVY MERGER IS BEING URGED   Truman Is Irked Over Lobbying Opposition By Navy Officials

Navy Is Given a ‘Dressing Down   Truman Comments on Unification <

Four Suffocate — From Gas Fumes   Pipe Breaks As House Settles On Foundation

‘Akron Man We Weds  Sioux City Girl  Suzanna Hill Bride  Of Wayne Von Hage

Akron Man Weds Sioux City Girl  Suzanna Hill Bride Of Wayne Von Hagel

e The Weather   Arrest of Austrian Seen as Challenge to Authority by Russia

USSIANS DEFY Al AUSTRIAN RULE T   ALBANIANS SAID E 10 BE MASSINC   Sentence Governmental Aic To Siberia On Charges

GREY, JOVIAL GRANDFATHER IS IN CUSTOD'   15 Bones Discovered In Furnace of  Building

Janitor and Wife Arrested in Kidnap-Murder   Jovial Father of Six Seized After Police Find Butchery Scene and 15 Bones; Suspect Denies Complicity

“LT FELT AWFULLY SORRY —! DIDN’T WANT oo TO DROWN” Baby-Faced Kansas City Girl Tells Story Of Pushing Crippled Boy To Death In Icy Water

el) y CORRY__.] DIDN’T WANT HIM:TO DROWN”   ITER AYP Vee —————  Baby-Faced Kansas (ily Girl Tells Story Of Pushing Crippled Boy To Death In Icy Water

‘Says Gloria Vanderbilt Offered $100,000 for [Diamond Mother Sold

Gloria Bids for Mother's Ring  Offers $100,000 for Diamond Purchased By New York Dealer

Waiters, Bellhops And Bootblacks Grieve Passing Of Peak In Tipping   New Yorkers Now Drop Dimes Instead Of Quarters Into Kitty

WAR-BORN TWO-BIT TIPS NOW. DIMES NEW YORK SERVICE WORKERS DECLARE

As Prices Go Up, Tips Come Down, Say Waiters, Bellhops, Barbers, Too

Convict Remains At Large Despite Official Search   Tips on Escaped Slayer Pass 1,000; Might Attempt Passage tu Pacific

AU MeFarland Clues Fizzle, Police Admit   Escaped Murderer From District of Columbia Jail Evades Recaptures Search Worldwide

Earl McFarland Still at Large  Police, FBI Run Down  Srorec of Tins

RAPE SLAYER IS STILL AT LARGE   BELIEVE CONDEMNED MAN MAY ATTEMPT TO FLEE FROM U.S,

POLICE AND FB. PRESS HUNT FOR ~ ESCAPED SLAVE   McFarland Still ot Large * After Daring Break in a rs Ser eee

Rapist-Slayer Is 'Still-At Large   Washington Police Sift Through 1000 Tips In Gearch For McFarland

More Than 600 Idle Here As Result of Steel Strike  Pickets on Duty as Walkouts Close  kT wLan ann Barern.Allauvc Plante

DETROIT COMPANY LAYS OFF 6,400    = . — F * -_ =?  Action Taken in Production. Quota Disputes

BRITAIN ASKED TO ARM GREEKS   ‘London Claims as Much : Right as Reds Have To Aid Yugoslavs

ICC EXAMINERS GET TESTIOMNY ON TELEPHONES   Attorneys Tell Company Side of Rate Boost

ARMY AIR FORCES CELEBRATES ITS 39TH BIRTHDAY   A Flourish In Keeping With Its War Stature Are the World’s Mightiest.   A SKY REVIEW HELD   Planes Passed Over Many Principal Cities In the United States.

Both Birthday Of Army ir Corps Is Observed As Planes Take To Air

Air Force Celebrates Birthday   Impressive Series of  Sky Shows Throughout World Mark 39th Anniversary For the A. A. F.

EASTER CANTATA SUNDAY EVENING   Chorus of Seventy-five Will Present “Hosanna” at Gymn. on April 21st.

Easter Cantata At Ruthven  Easter Sunday A 75-Voice Com munitv Chorus

Price of New Year’s Cheer Expected To Be Higher but Celebrants Fewer

NEW YEAR'S EVE REVELRY WILL BE LESS BOISTERGUS   Survey Reveals Considerabl: Falling Off in Big City Nieht Life

Reuther Urges Joint Meeting   Labor-Management Study ‘Peonosed by UAW

Sen. Hatch Challenges President l'o Show Stuff in Horseshoe Match

ON FOREIGN: LOANS S SET.  President: Backs  Report of  ‘Monetary Counci  ———  WASHING TON, — (U.P. President Truman indicate   Doubling-up of .Y oung Couples and In-Laws Apt to Increase Divorces

Governor Gates In Proclamation   INDIANA ASSOCIATION OF SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRIC1 SUPERVISORS PROCTAMATION

BLAMES ILLS ON POOR CONTACTS   ‘Speaker Says Public Relations Key To Peace

U.S. Ceasing Relief Effort   Clayton Tells World lt Must Feed Itself

Three Fourths Of Funds Are Paid By U.S.   Country Will Be Willing To Give Share To Relief

January  Date Set For Withdrawal   Nation Will Help World Relief Through Bank

WORLD MUST FEED ITSELF AFTER JAN,    United States Will Withdraw From UNRRA After That Tate *

FLOW OF FOOD TO END, UNRRA COUNCIL TOLD   Relief Assembly Warned Of American Plans For Withdrawal   RUSSIAN “SQUEEZE” SEEN   Soviet May Be Forced To Join World Bank To Insure Further Supplies

C10 STICKS BYITS 1912 CENT DEMAND   Enters. Another Negotiating Meet With GM Heads.

EARLE TELLS DETAILS OF PEACE OFFERS   Former Governor Says Soviet Demand for Veto Power Will Make UNO  a Washout   IS HOME WITH BRIDE

FARRELL WRITES ATOM "FORECAST" FOR INS SERVICE   Former . Brunswick Native Has Intimate Knowl. edae of Sublact

MILITARY TRADITIONS MAY BE SWEPT ASIDE  BY ATOMIC BOMB TESTS ON NAVAL VESSEFIS

‘Difference Between Frankie, Me Is He Looks Hungry and  Am’. Savs German Sinatra

Steel Output Is Reported Sagging   Low Coal, Coke Stockpile: Hit Hearths as Mine Strike Cantinnes

ALTALLN, “QUARREL WIT 138. YEAR-OLD  LAWYER WHO HAD  ADOPTED HIM

DOUBLE SLAYING IN WASHINGTON   ' Police Say New York Lawyer Shot  Airlines Pilot And Self In Hotel

TWO CHARGE NAZI POGROM CLAIMED 0 MILLION LIVES   Former Officers of German SS and Security Police Deseribe Orgy of Murder in 1942-44.   JEWS WERE SHIPPED TO MURDER CAMPS   Grim Testimony Given Trial in Nuernberg of 22 Accused of War Crimes.  at

\SS Leaders Tell Of Nazi Pogrom Which Bathed Europe In Blood As 5 Million Died

SS Officers Testify About Mass Killings   Calm of German Army Defendants Shaken by Grewsome Accounts

Grim Testimony Offered in War Crimes Case   Nazi Blood Lust Described by Witnesses

SS Officer Says Five Million Jews Killed By Nazis   Nazi Leadership Conceived And Executed A Pogrom Which Bathed Eastern, Central And Southern Europe In Blood

Grim Testimony  Offered in  War Crimes Case Nazi Blaod Lust   Nazi Blood Lust Described by Witnesses

Nazi Leaders Caused Death Of 5 Millions   2 Former Officers  Of SS and Security Police Testify Army Conceived Progrom

Millions Slain - ByNazi Heads   Tribunal Hears Grim Testimony of the S. S. Police

Britain. France Agree To Remove Troops From Svria   Will Also Consider Demand That They Withdraw Krom Lebanon.

Britain, France Agree To Remove. Troops k Fr om Syri li      Will Also Consider De‘mand That They Withdraw From Lebanon.

New Ist Arm) Is 70 Miles From Capital   Breaks Through Chinese Communist Lines After Two-Day Battle in Race To Manchuria Capital

COMMUNISTS AND CHINESE ARMY CLASH   Casualties Of 4,500 Reported In Battle For Changchun

New Chinese Army Wins Initial Test   Communists Suffer Losses in Northern Battle

Chinese Defeat Reds in Drive On Changchun  U. S.-Equipped   U. S.-Equipped Army 70 Miles From Capital

Chinese Rur Gantlet To Rail Center   Reach Szepingkal, Within 70 Miles Of Capital City

Chinese Army Driving North   Clash With Communist  forces Believed Near; One Battle Rumored

Communist Lines Broken After ‘Two-Day Conflict   Government Forces Driving Ahead in Effort to Reach Changchun by the Time Russian Troops Leave

U.S. Will Shun Stand on New Regimes Abroad   Byrnes Reveals Shift in Policy To Senate Group

Blast Hits Transport At Haifa   Mines Attached To British Vessel By Jewish Extremists

Hole Is Torn In Side Of British Shin By Mines   Damage Result Of Daring Attack On Transport In Haifa Harbor   SWIMMERS ATTACH MINES TO VESSEL

HOLE RUP PED IN TRANSPORT BY MINES ATTACHED BY SWIMMER S—DEATH THREATS HEARD

MORE RAIN EXPECTED   Flera Says Eastern Kansas Sure to Get Additional Moisture

Relief Shipments To World’s Needy Are Delayed By Maritime Walkout

Maritime Strike Begins To Spreac  Other Unions To Honor Picket Lines

‘UNION SEAMEN LEAVE VESSELS   Greatest Maritime Strike In U.S History Blow To Needy And American Industry

UNION CLAIMS HALF MILLION MEN ARE IDLE   Relief Shipments Are Halted; Spoilage Of Food Threatened

SEAMEN STRIKE IN PROTEST OF WSB DECISION   Thousands Of Tons 0: Perishable Foodstuffs Face Spoilage   GOVERNMENT PLEA 1S BEING IGNORED

U.S. PORTS DEALT BLOW. BY WALKOUT   Picket Lines to Form To-. day -— 400,000 Workers. Declare They Will Hone. or Them.   RAIL SHIPMENTS TO COASTS BANNED   Spoilage of Perishable Foodstuffs Threatened — 3 Passenger Ships Cancel Sailings.

Spoilage of Food, Delay in Relief Seen   Nationwide Walkout of Union Seamen Is Greatest in History

Even Troopship and UNRRA Relief Ships are Tied up By Greatest Maritime Strike in Historv.

Relief Shipments To World’s Needy May Be Delayed And Industry Hit

Sh Ipping Tieup Threatens Food Spoilage  Maritime Workers Quit Jobs in Many Harbors

Spoilage Of Perishables Threatens   Ships Cancel Sailing * Schedules; Picket * Lines To Be Formed

Perishable Foods Imperilled, Relief Shipments Delayed by Nationwide Seamens Strike   490,000 Seafarers, Dock Employees Quit to Protest Wage Stabilization Board Order Denying Increased Wage

rood Spoilage Threalened As Seamen Strike   American Industry Deait Severe Blow by Work Stoppaae

Maritime Strike Ties Up Ports.   Spoilage Threatens Foodstuffs; Relief Shipments Crippled

THOUSANDS FACE YANK CHARGES   Denazification Progran Shows Good Progress

CHINESE AGREE. ON PROCEDURE 10 END CIVIL WAR   Communications Are Restored; Gen. Marshall Is Not Mentioned.

Early Christmas  ele r Mailing Urged   Sending of Greetings, Parcels Early in Month Assures Receipt

Ex Marine Goes Beserk in Tavern, Kills Doctor and Wounds Two Others

TRUMAN YULE TRIP BY AIR   President's 2 i-Hour Holiday Will Start Christmas Morning.

‘TO EAT THREE DINNERS      President Will Spend Christmas Day With Family in Missouri

Truman Will Fly To Missouri For Christmas Holiday   President Will Spend 24 Hours In Missouri, Plans Radio Tatk Christmas Eve

Yugoslays Refuse To Attend Final Parley Sessior   Boycctt of Meeting Is Final Blow Struck at Unsuccessful Conference

Yugoslavs Boycott Peace Conference   Protest “Unjust’ Treatment by the Conference

Broadcast Claims Lewis’ Strike Is Wrecking Nation   John L. Summons 250-Man Policy Committee Te Washington For Tuesday Meeting As O'Neill Takes Case To Public

Assert Strike Is Wrecking Countr  Stoppage Of Vital , Services Sighted

Says Strike Wrecks Nation  Operator Spokesman - Blames John L. Lewis

SOFT COAL STRIKE WRECKING. NATION OPERATOR AVER'   ‘Charles O'Neill Declares Stoppage of Essential Public Services Is Now in Sicht.   COST TO WORKERS 100 MILLION IN APRIL   Meeting of 250-Man Policy Committee of Union Unexpectedly Called by Lewis.

Asserts Strike Is Wrecking Nation   Lewis Is Blamed for Situation

STATE WARNED OF CHANGE OF FLASH FLOODS   Tailend Of Tropical Storm Due To Reach Maryland This Afternoon

Action Rumored In DegnanCase  Prosecution, Defense onfer Over 2 Houre

Deny New Break In Degnan Case   Heirens’ Counsel Discounts Rumor

LAW IS STYMIED ‘ON DEGNAN CASE   Police Unable To Break Down Suspect   Photo on Page 3.

RUMOR NEW KEY DEVELOPMENTS IN DEGNAN CASE   Tuohy Holds Unusual Meet With Heirens’ Council Sunday

NO NEWS ON DEGNAN CASE   Tuohy, Heirens’ Counsel Deny Any New Developments

DEAL S HINTED IN HEIRENS CASE   Youth Is Reported to be Breaking Down at Chicago.

Delfa Rivers May Top Fiood Stages, Forecasters Say.   , Early Rise Caused - By Heayv Rains In ’ Northern Areas

20TH ANNUAL EXERCISES TO BEHELD JUNE 8   Class Will Participate In Missa Recitata Offered In Cathedral by Bishop.

Serious Coal Crisis Faces Northwest   More Shipments By Lake Route Needed, Governor Thye Told

rerereenemnemnrecenemcenemenaemsnemannen TY sneenorerm ae RECEIVES NAVY DISCHARGE

Select Candidates ~ For 4-H Club Camp   Records of Beverly DeWolf and Phillips Brinkman Submitted

Housing Bill ls Passed by 35] -10-24 Vote   Administration Hopes For Senate Action To Restore Subsidies

Modified Housing Bill Is Passed By 357-24 Vote   Tattered Remnants of Ad. ministration Measure Now Goes to Senate

SENATE FACES HOUSING FIGHT   Efforts Planned to Revamp Weakened Bill Passed By Lower House

Housing Bill Approved by  Lower House   Measure Goes to Senate, Where Hoi Fight Is Expected

Tattered Housing Bill Gets Final Approval in House   Senate Republicans May Back Truman’s Stand on Subsidies

Renmants Of Truman Housing  Bill Get Approval Of House      House Passage Was by Vote of 357 to 24—Senate Leaders Hope to Restore Subsidies Clause Termed Heart of Program

ousing Bill Gets 357-24 Okeh,  Moves to Senate  Lower Branch Approves Heavily Diluted Version

House Passes Remains Of Housing Bill   Fight Expected In Senate To Restore  ‘Heart’ To Measure

House Passes Remnants Of “Housing Bilt   Fight Looms To Bring Bill In Line With Truman’s Plans

HOUSING BILL IS SENT OVER TO U.S. SENATE   Truman’s Views May Be Restored After Spirited Debate

Truman Backers Plac: Hope On Senate's Action To ‘Fix’  Legislation

Sweeping inquiry Into Milk Price - Spread Foreseen  State Commission Meets      State Commission Meets May 1, Probably to Pian Investigation   SUCCESSOR TO IVES"  ‘WILL BE SELECTED   Two Democratic Members  Refuse to Sign Agricul. ture Board’s Report

LITTLE MEAT BEFORE FALL OF 1947 EXPECTED   Agriculture Department Asks 13 Percent Increase In Spring Pig Goal   MORE BEEF NEXT YEAR   Mutton And Lamb Supplies May Be Smaller in ’47; Subsidies Set

LARGER PIG CROP NEXT YEAR URGEL   Goal of 58 Million Is 13% Higher Than Production of Last Spring

Asks Farmers To Produce 58 Million Pigs   Seek Insurance Against Shortage Of Meat Next Year

FARMERS ASKED TO PRODUCE 58 MILLION PIGS   U. S. Wants Protection Against Meat Shortage Next Year

38 Million Are Badly Needed To Aid Meat Famine   Senator Mead Hints Of Meat Conspiracy

U.S. Wants Tito's Promise on Paper  ontirmationn Awaitte   Confirmation Awaited Of Statements Made To American Envoy

U.S. WANTS TITO PROMISE IN WRITING   Washington Will Not Take Yugoslav Issue Before United Nations.

Tito Hasn’t Put It Into Writing Yet   —_e + ewer ws, Oe OO OO eres  United States Still Waiting for Yugoslav Leader to Make Promise Good

AoKo THTO TL PUT PLEDGE IN WAITINE   Acheson Boubis U. S. Will Take Case to UN Council.

ON PLANE ATHEKS   Promise of Tito Must be Put in Writing, Says Acheson Today as Tension Eases.   TURKISH OFFICER TO DEPART SOON

Bodies Are Recoverec From Wreckage of Army ‘Transport   Rescue Parties Reach Scene of Crash on Lebo Mountain; Identification Not Established

5 Bodies Taken From Wreckage Of Army Plane   Another Is Missing; One Man Parachutes To Safety in Montana

MINERS STRIKE OVER STATUS OF WAGE CONTRACT   Approximately 5,700 Are Out As UMW, Government WNecotinte

Some Coal  Mines Shut By Strikes   Wildcat Stoppages Felt As Contract Parleys Veiled in Secrecy.

Coal Output In U.S. Drops   Government Keeps Cloak of Secrecy On Progress of Negotiations

Wildcat  Strikes Cut Coal Production as Government Keeps Mum on Negotiations

‘CONFUSION OVER CONTRACT CAUSE ‘OF MINE TIE-UP   5700 Miners Walk Off As Secrecy Voils Pact Talks

WILDCAT SOFT COAL STRIKES PINCH OUTPUT   Conference Kept Unde: Cloak of Secrecy as Negotiations Adjourn

UMW AND U, S. OFFICIALS KEEP CONFAB SECRET   5,700 Miners Leave Jobs As Government-Union Talks Open In Washington   LEWIS, KRUG ARE ABSENT   Leaders Miss First Session Of Secret Negotiations On Coal Problem

Miners Quit Over Contlict in Pact Status   Secrecy Marks UMW, U.S. Talks; Strikers Due Back Monday

Wildcat Strikes Hamper Coat Production   Wage Negotiators Strangely Silent About Developments

Production Cut Off in  New Row   ‘Miners Leave Jobs in Controversy Over Contract Status Now

STRIKES: PINCH MINE OUTPUT   Secrecy ‘Surrounds Washington Contract Talks

More Than 7,000 Miners Idle As Contract Changes Are Considered Secretly.

Contract Talks Secret as Coal Output Slumps   Misunderstonding Over Termination of Contract Causing Miners to Quit

COAL MINES CLOSED BY WALKOUTS   Cloak of Secrecy Covers Negotiations On New Contract

fildeat” ikes In al Fields Supply   ou Contract istions Between  ment, Lnion Kept Secret

4) Pits Closed As Miners Wait On Neaotiators   Officials Put Cloak Secrecy On Meetings

To Seek U.S. Aid  for Arabs, Jews Hope for Accord of London Talks

— “RUIN” CITY OF BEAUMONT, TEX   Flash Flood Already Has Caused B our Millions in Damage.’

Flash Flood Causes $4,000,000 Damage In Beaumont; Trinity, Neches Rivers On Rampage

Dewey Declares ‘Democrats Using Crisis for Politics   Governor Strikes at His Opponents’ Failure to Build Houses for Our Veterans

Plastic Body Armor Made of Laminated Glass, to Be Jsed in Combat, Is Perfected by Naval Scientists

Plastic Armor Ready for Navy   Glass-Cloth Jackets Found Bullet-Proof

PRESIDENT TO TAKE PART- IN GAMPAIGN   Expected To Make a Number of Political Speeches

LIVESTOCK SUPPLY STILL SHORT INU. 8.   Dodd Says Scarcity to Be Felt in Remainder of Months.

Livestock On Hoof Limited   Supply Still Short Ag Official Warns; Other Food On List

PREPARING FOR A NEW PEARL HARBOR MESS   Sen. Bridges Points To Tons of Steel Being Sent to Yugoslavia

RAILS DIVERTED 10 YUGOSLAVIA BY UNRRA   Sen, Bridges Asks LaGuardia  To Explain 7

MINISTERS 10 SPEED UP PARIS PEAGE SESSION   Acceleration Will Insure Completior  Talks On Powers

U.$. Ambassador  To Russia Jos Big Four Parley   Indicates More Attention At Paris To Be Focused On Russian Problems   BYRNES FORCES SESSIONS SPEEDUP

British Troops ~ Fear Kidnapping   Operate In Pairs As Tension Rises In Holy Land—Underground Speeds Up  TP... venr’ct wet Ae ek cprmrinr’ er

KIDNAP PLOTS IN PALESTINE ARE RUMORE!   BRITISH TROGOFS AND POLICE GOING IN PARIS TO GUARD i AGAINST  ABDUC. TIONS

\BRITISH. TROOPS: FEAR IKONAPPING BY JEWS   Jewish Extremists Issue Call For “Combatant Army”

U.N. Membership Row Slated For Airing In Open   Red-Led Minority Opposes Majority

Hog Prices Today Set New Record   Peak of $24.50 Paid at Chi cago Market—Light Re ceipts, Heavy Demand

Night Club Dancer Tells ot Strangling Paralyzed Daughter Who Couldnt Play

HOLLYWOOD NIGHT CLUB DANCER WEEPS, TELLS OF STRANGLING HER CHILD

MERCY DEATH DESCRIBED BY DANCER      Police Doubt ‘Story Of : Hollywood Mother

Unemployment Mounts As Coal Strike Continues   Steel Industry and Rails Feel Impact Of Fuel Shortage

UNEMPLOYMENT UROWS - STRIKE IS DEADLOGKED   Steel Head Is Alarmed Over  Economic Effect

Russia flains—. Nati a _ Dead Into Soa      Prosecutor Introduces —Sunple.of Sonp as Evidence

MADE SOAP FROM HUMAN BODIES   Sample Was Introduced to Military Tribunal By Russian Prosecutors.

Evidence Presented by Soviets at International Military Tribunal Along With an Affidavit of Maker.

Chances for OPA Grow Darker With Debate in Senate  Even Rougher Than Committee Action May Be Final Bill

Taft Points To Danger: Pleads For Extension   Relax Rigid Control of War Time, He Says; Final Vote Due Today

TAFT OPPOSES QUICK END OF OPA RULES   Tetls Senate War-Time Controls Should Be Eased

Wealthy Doctor Attempts Suicide After Killmg Twe   Wife and Mother-in-law Dead; Son Injured in Attempt to Obtain Rifle

TWO ARE SLAIN BY ILL DOCTOR   Medic Kills Wife and Her Motner, Shoots Self

MIDWEST TOLD UF OUFFERING THRU EUROPE   LaGuardia Gives Worldwide Broadcast from Liitle Minnesota Town.

LA GUARDA, FAR FROM TIMES SQUARE, lACVe FAPAMERC TO CEND WHEAT ARROAD.

Head‘ of UNRRA ‘Makes Dramatic  Talk At Climax      Trucks of Wheat Roll Into Tiny Village To Dramatize Appeal

14 Injured As Trains Crash  Erie Passenger Hits  Engine At Hammond

Erie Railroad’s  Midlander Hits  Switch Engine At Least 14 Injured, Only One Seriously,  he TT... 2. 4C«CiTCwSCSCSYd

Fourteen Are Hurt in  Rail Mishap   Passenger Train Collides With Switching Engine

TRAIN CRASH INJURES AT LEAST 14 PERSONS         Evie Railroad's “Midlander” Col Udes With Switch Engine in Hammond. Ind. ¥arac

MARTIAL LAW IS CLAMPED ON RIO   Brazil Struggles In Economic And Political Crisis

TROOPS PATROL RIOTING BRAZIL   1 Killed, 100 Hurt And -500 Jailed In Price Protests

Martial Law Is Invoked in Rio De Janeiro   Brazil Struggles With Political, Lconomic Crises

TROOPS PATROL RlO DE JANEIRO   Brazil Struggles in Grip o Crisis; Clamps Martial Law on Capital.

Brazil Under Martial Rule   Worst Economie, Political Crisis Grips Nation

BROWNOUT ORDER PARTIAL SUCCESS   Authorities in 21 Affected States Seek to Tighten Local Comnliance

SURVEY SHOWS NATION ‘SPOTTY’ ‘ON LIGHTS’ CUT   Columbus Mayor Says Washington Orders: Not  ‘Mandatory’ For City

Officials Take Steps To Deepen Gloom As Dimout Is Only Partially Effective

DIM-OUT NOT YET COMPLETE   SUH Many Violators of Federal Order — Authorities Taking Steps to Deepen Gloom Enforcec by Coal Strike.

BACKLOGS OF NEWSPRINT DWINDLE IN OHIO  NEWSPAPERS FACING NEW CUTS

U. S. Shares German Asset:  Switzerland To Turn Over Looled Riches

GERMAN ASSETS IN SWITZERLAND BEING DIVIDED   U. S., Britain And France To Share In Distribution Of Vast Wealth   RUSSIA NOT TO SHARE UNDER TERMS OF PACT

SWISS LET GO OF GERMANY’S HIDDEN GOLD   Hundreds Of Millions In Other Assets Also Released

U.S., Britain Get Share In_  Nazi Assets In Switzerland    General Agreement Announced by State Department After Long Negotiations—Move Designed to Prevent Financing of Future War by the Germans

Plan to Rebuild Strength of Troops Is Up to Army   Precarious Situation : Seen by Government  Official in Authority

ARMY TO URGE PEACETIME DRAFT   PLANS TO REBUILD MANPOW‘ER OF FORCE TO BE LAID BEFORE CONGRESS,

-U.S. Forces Overseas Would Be Overrun in Event of Conflict   Picture of Precarious Situation Presented by Highly Placed Government Official

Plans to Rebuild Army Manpower Are Disclosed   Official Points Gloomy Picture of Forces Overseas

Universal Arms Training Called Vital to Nation   Services’ Unification, Longer Enlistments On Proposed Program

Deputy Dies In Gun Fight   Killer is Wounded;  Companion Arrested

DEPUTY KILLED IN GUN FIGHT   aes  canteen  Another Deputy, ‘Suspicious’ Man Wounded In Battle At Xenia, Ohio

Renewal of Coal Parley Seen Soon By Schwellenbach  Labor Secretary Talks To Both Factions in Big Mine Tieup

Government Delays Plea — For Renewal  Of Coal Talks   Former Sec. Ickes Hits Lewis Demand For Royalty on Coal For Health Fund

SCHWELLENBAGH INTERVENES Ih MINE DISPUTE   Hopes To Get Operater: And Union Te Negotiate Next Week   FEDERAL SEIZURE IS NOT CONSIDERED NOW

Schwellenbach Optimistic In Coal Strike  Ickes Blasts Demand By UMW Chief Sor Welfare Fund

TIME NOT RIPE IN COAL STRIKE   Secretary Of Labor To Try Negotiations Again Next Week

Ickes Criticizes Lewis Demands  Meetings To Be Held Over The Week-End

Schwellenbach Believes Coal Meeting Saved   Labor Secretary Confident Bargaining Will Resume Sometime Next Week

TWO SIDES IN COAL STRIKE FAR APART, ~ OFFICIALS LEARN   Schwellenbach Determines Extent of Disagreement at Separate Talks With Lewis, Operators.   IMMEDIATE JOINT SESSION HELD USELESS   Secretary Will Try to Ctear Up Certain Points Before Urging a Resumption of Negotiations,

ICKES BLASTS UNION HEALTH FUND DEMAND   Says Lewis Proposal Is Both Unsound And Unwise

ADM. ROSENDAAL, NOTED DIRIGIBLE EXPERT, RETIRES   Was Shenandech Navigate When. Giant . Airship Crashed in Ohia

ADM. ROSENDAHL TO LEAVE NAVY   PIONEER OF LIGHTER’ THAN AIR CRAFT IS ON DISABLED LIST

8,800 GIS G od fathers Of Triplets   English Mother And Babies Arrive In U. S. To Join Former Sergeant

8,800 GI Godfathers for T riplets But Not a Diaper Washer in Bunch

Triplets Have 8,800 G. I. Godfathers But Not One Is Ot Help In Washing Diapers

8800 G.I. Godfathers Fine, But— Mother Has Diaper Problen      Returning Vets On Ship Adopt Triplets

Triplets Arrive With 8,800 Godfathers  Gl’s NG at Washing Out Diapers

Pope Pius Xil Declares Peace Is Fading Away   Speaks Before College 10) Cardinals—Sees Another War Possible

CATHOLIC POPE SAYS PEACE ‘FADING AWAY?   Issues Warning Against Trend "of Materialism

WORLD PEACE FADING AWAY, SAYS POPE   Another War Indirectly Forecast by Pontiff

RITES HELD FOR GUSTAVE SCHULZ   Lifetime Plymouth County Resident Died Tuesday In Hospital

Gustave C. Schulz Claimed By Death  Passed Away Here Tuesday, December 3

Ceiling Prices — On Most Foods Will Be Removed   Agency Officials Work On Decontrol

ee “a  Scranton, Pa. Times Wins Pulitzer Prize For Public Service

Scranton Times Receives Specia Pulitzer Prize   Investigation of Judicia Practices Wins Recognition

Scranton Paper Given Pulitzer Prize; Public Service Cited In Award

Pulitzer Prize For Public Service Goes To Scranton;  Some Fields Not Included

Productionof Coal Checked By Railroad  Strike Today   Car Shortage, Lack of Storage Space 1s Cited at Mines; Still Seeking an Agreement

Coal Production Cut Off Early By Railroad Strike; Lewis Studies Proposals

LEWIS STUDIES COAL PROPOSAL   Peace Efforts Pushed as Truce Deadline Nears

Lewis Considers Government Con. tract Proposals; DU. 8. Officials Drive For Settlement Of Strike   INDICATE BREAK MAY BE IMMINENT

LEGION HEAD SEES REDS “SWARMING’   Stelle Says: Communists Fan : Labor Strife

Case Bill Is Formally Introduced   New York Democrat Seeks to Prevent Any Labor Legislation by House

Observance of Child Acci-* dent Prevention Week Got Underway Sunday

SE lowa Flood Becomes Worse  Residents Evacuated in Oakville Area

Vacalicy on  Republican State Tickel   Convention Fight Loom: Over Nomination for Secretary of State.

Carroll College Opens Nursing Division, Classes Start in Fall  Education Department Will Be Conducted In Conjunction With Sisters

Carroll College Open. Nursing Division, Classes Start i in ‘F all   Education Department Will Be Conducted In Conjunction With Sisters Of Charity Unite in Montana Cities

Labor Bureau Statisties Survey Reports No General Spectacular Rise   Retail Increases Behind Wholesaler   Banking Committee Will Take Up Resolution To Extend OPA Act

Nation Moves To Hold Line   Retail Prices Take No Spectacular Rise

MANY CITIES ACT TO CURB PRICE CLIMB   Wholesale Food Index Climbs to Achieve 26-Year High

U. S. Mobilizes To Hold Prices   Many Communities Act Independently To Fix Ceilings

FORMER LOCAL MAN LISTED AS OFFICIALLY REAR   Tech. Sergeant Shanta Had Been Reported As Missing

Sgt. Geo. Shantz Listed As Dead   Missing In Action Since April 7, 1945; Lost In Bombing Mission -

PRISON PROBE TAKES RECESS   CONVICTS AND EX CONVICTS TELL STORIES

HALT PRISON PROBE UNTIL APRIL 23.   _Lt. Freeman Tells Of Medley’s — Escape at Jackson

PRISON CHIEFS. LET FRED FRAHN VISIT HIS FARM   Former Detroit Police Head  Conducted Auctions

EXECUTIVE OF PRISON AIDED MEDLEY ESCAPE   Killer Changed Clothes- at Home. of Jackson Ofticer-

TO ADJOURN PRISON PROBE FOR A WEEK   More Evidenc ce”  Of Corruption Te Waard

Susan Peters Adopts Baby   Movie Aetrece. Hirt In Accident, Hopes For Large Family

HEAT BOOSTS CROPS   Another Hot Day Is Forecast for State Tomorrow

Indicate Truck Driver Who Ran Away With Heiress Will Go Free: Girl's Father Doesn't Want to Prosecuie

Eleven Killed As Holy Land Riots Spread   Three British Officers Kidnaped, Bridges and Railway Shop Blasted

BUT REDS BALK AT ELIMINATING VETO IN SETUP   Russia Calls for Urgent Action by Nations to Outlaw Atomic Weapon:

MOST NATIONS STAMP YANK PLAN AS OK   Russia Wants World Control But Would Retain Her Veto Power

APPROVE. PLANS FOR HARNESSING TONIC ENERGY   This Was the Action of a Majority of the United Nations Commission.   FORMAL VOTE REMAINS   Gromyko Charged Atomic Energy Was Being Used  for Arms.

Declares U.S. Plan Revises  UN’s Charter   Gromyko Charges Atomie Energy Still Used For Production Aggres sive Weapons   Reds Reinstate Their Own Plan   Would OutlawAtomie Weapons By Treaty and Destroy Existing Stocks of Bombs

U.S. CONTROL PLANAPPROVED BY MAJORITY   Reds Urge Immediate Outlawing of All  Nuclear Weapons

Objections Of Russia Overridden   Majority Of Delegates Favor Baruch Proposal; Formal Vote Delayed.

Mapping Plan Recommended To UN In Report By Committee   Russians Balk  At Aerial Survey   Dr. S. P. Alexandroy Refuses Even To Discuss Merits Of Project

DRIVE TO EXTEND DRAFT LAW GIVEN SPUR BY HERSHE)   Selective Service Director Said to Have Appealed for No Time Limit on Proposed Conhnuance.   WOULD FIX SERVICE TERM AT 18 MONTHS   Military Committees of Both House and Senate Order Closed Door Hearings to Start Immediately.

Hershey Asks Congress Act Now on Draft   Senate, House Committee: Order Closed Hearings  Lika Betincinn

CONGRESS DRIVE  Selective Service Appeals ’ For Extension of Draft

Selective Service Urges Indefinite Draft Extension   Would Place Limit Of 18 Months Service, *Keep Current Ages

Congressional Drive for Extension of Draft Spurred Along   Military Committees Order Closed-Door Hearings on Law Due to Expire May 15; Hershey Makes Proposals

Hershey Asks Extension Of Draft Measure   Hearings On Rill to Begin Thursdav

Extension Of Draft Urged By Hershey   Plea of Selective Service Speeds Congress Action

CONGRESS MOVES ON DRAFT PLANS   Immediate Hearings Start—Hershey Plea Considered by Senate

Sp et en en ere ge go A Ss satis ame igh cascmannd oat oh An “3.0 sO TRB Ne  oT ee mq te 7 ae

Report Merrill Dentist Missing   State Authorities Asked To Join Hunt

aur Por End Of Govern  ment Ceilings; Sees Ue. gal Dealers Koocked Out by Higher Prices

JPA REACHES AND OF ITS \DJUSTMENTS   Increases to Cost Public a  Billion in Year

OPA’S 30-DAY ‘PRICE ADJUSTING’ SPREE EXPECTED T0 COST PUBLIC A BILLION DOLLARS NEXT YEAR

‘OPA Orders Price Boosts: Which Will Cost Public —. ‘Over Billion Dollars A Year

30-DAY PRICE BOOSTING SPREE ENDS SATURDAY   More Auto Price Increases, Tires, Work Clothing Raises Approved

MEAT I$ ONLY MAJOR CHANGE LEFT ON LIST   New Price Ceilings on Meats Due Next Week, Effective on Sent. 9

OPA Price Jumps Expected te Top Billion Next Yea   30-Day Adjustment Period Ends; Meat Controls Not Yet Fixed

Electrical Workers On Strike   Walkout Adds 200,000 To Idle List; Meat Packers Are Next

Nation’s Strike Idle Mounts to Over 600,000   . Electrical Workers In Newest Walkout

NATION'S IDLE NEARING THE 600,000 MARK   Call of 16 States Is the Largest Single One In Effect Since the War Ended   HALT VITAL PRODUCTS

‘ikeldle U.S. Put 600,000   sat Packers ie to Walk Out riv Tomerrow

Walkouts Block Major Source Of Appliances   Meat Cutters Told to Quit On Wednesday

200,000 Electric W orkers Off Duty   Work Stoppage Is Called 100% By CIO Leader

Union Declares Walkout Against ‘Big 3° Firms  Is 100 Percent: AFL Meat Cutters Are Ordered Ou At Midnight In Support of CIO Packing Workers

ClO Electrical Workers Idle   Action in 16 States Stuts Off Production

Electrical Workers Out   200,000 CIO Employes Quit; Number of Idle i, Nation at 600,000

RESPONSES 10 LEWIS ORDER ARE UNDERWAY   Clean-Up Crews At Work Getting Ready For Opening Shafts

GOVERNMENT IS DRIVING HARD FOR SETTLEMENT   Most Locals Will Carry Out Truce Order by John L,  Lewis

Miners, Soft Coal Operators Aré Readying Mines for Two Weeks Of Production To Avert Economic Collapse.   NEW CONTRACT IN UNCERTAIN STAGE

Mines Ready To Reopen for 1-Week Truce   President Asks For New Contract By Next Wednesday

Vital Services Will Get Coal Mined In Truce   Truman Hopes Truce Will Be Permanent

Neqotiators Toldto Meet Continuously   Mines Ready to Open for 2-Week Truce; Few Locals Opposed

Morning, Noon, Night Negotiations Until Contract Is Reached   Two Weeks Of Mining To Save Vital Services But Offers No Relief For Coal - Starved Industries Of The Nation.

10 KILLED IN AUTO CRASHES   Victims Include War Vet, TeenAge Youths

10 DIE IN OHIO AUTO CRASHES   Four Teen-Age Youths Included on Casualty List

Unified Plans Urged for State   Governor Asks Individual Th: Be Del eeceeceny

POLAND FACES. CRISIS SUNDAY   ELECTION WILL TEST STRENGTH OF PEASANTS ,

Election Unrest Rises in Poland   Communists Stake Future On Sunday Voting

ELECTIONS: IN POLAND NEXT SUNDAY      Political Unrest Grows; Communist Control at Stake

RUSHED T0 EAST BENGAL   Riots Threaten Crisis In India’s Interim Government

Hindu-Moslem Warfare Threatens Crisis in Interim Government  Ot India: Troops Assembled

More Troops Sent to East Bengal   Interim Government Faces Crisis as Violence Continues

Nine Injured In Week End Wrecks   Seven Traffic Mishaps In and Around Wilson Over the Week End

tight Hurt, Six Holiday Wrecks   Stolen Car Involved In Hit-and-Run Here Thursday Afternoon

Truman N  , cf 4 ge Listed Sund      CIO, AFL, UAW Presidents: Ques Government's Procedies

Commies Set To Protest Bombing of Red Centers   Yenan Official To Tell Gen. Marshall of Acts of National Aerial Groups

LAGUARDIA FLAY S RUSSIA FOR POLICY IN HUNGARY   HEAD OF UNRRA LASHED OUT AT SOVIET UNION FOR TAKING FOOD AND OIL

LaGuardia Assails Russian Policies As ‘Inconsistent’ With UNRRA Spirit

France Proposes  Debate End for 5 Power Study   Vishinsky Delivers Slashing Attack Against Leaders of Amendment Move

HESS HAS PLAN FOR NEW REICH   Former Nazi Chief Eager To Tell Scheme

Mill Workers Strike In Tarbore   Three Hundred Textile Workers Set Up Picket Lines At Hart Mills

Corrigan Wants To Make Drunks Pay   Senate Candidate Is Dry, Doesn't Seek Prohibition But Higher Liquor Toxes

Clifford John Booth, 28-Year-Old — Veteran of World War II, Instantly Killed When Rifle Is Discharged   Cole Creek Resident Hunting Woodchucks At Time of Fatal Accident; Had Served In U. S. Navy More Than Three Years

Cole Creek Resident Wunting Woodchucks At Time of Fatal Accident; Had Served In U. S. Navy More Phan Three Years

Feature Finder   Criminal Charges Filed Against U.S. Military Camp’s Ex-Chief

Earth Tremors Shake Aleutians; Huge Waves ~ Batter Alaskan Coast

Wallace Is Praised by Sen. Pepper   Says His Speech Served As a “Much-Needed Exploration.”

 Waitress In Oasis Club Is \Shot To Death   Tronduran Seaman Is Held Without Bond For Hearing

Waitress Shot And Killed In Baltimore Club   Honduran Seaman Charged With Slaying Mrs. Venia Gilley in “Qasis’?  * Night Spot

CHICAGO YOUTH OFFICIALLY . CHARGED WITH KILLING LITTLE GIRL AND WOMAN

eee  At  Two-Car Crash  West Hurley  if Persons Hurt   Hazel Olund, Dorothy  Byrns of Ashokan Are Treated for Bruises at the Benedictine

SILVER LAKE BEACHES ARE NOW BEING PROTECTED FOR BATHERS BY BLOOD DONORS MEMBERS   Two Men on Duty With Boat and Resuscitator—Beaches Patrolled from 1.30 to 7 P. M. Every Day— Spot Increases In Popularity

Mackenzie’s Column       y DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

BIG FOUR MINISTERS REACH BIG DECISIONS ON PEACE TREATIES, FAIL TO AGREE ABOUT GERMANY

Today’s Outlook      By DEWITT MACKENZIE ,AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

Soviet Demands For War Control To Be Opposed   Hannegan Denies ‘He Will Resian

TWO: WATER BHLS SIGNED; CASH NOT TO BE REQUESTED      Truman Signs Bills But Wil Not Ask for Money Unti! Next Sammer

FLOOD CONTROL BILLS SIGNED      President Will Withhold! Any Requests For Funds, However, Until Next Summer.

Two Rivers. Harbors Bills  Signed Today   Truman, However, Will Not Ask For Funds Until Next Year

Water Projects Bills Signed By Truman   Request For Funds To Be Withheld, President Says

Signs Water Project Bills   Measures Authorize Long Range Program Of Flood Control, Navigation, Power, Ete.

TRUMAN TO HOLD OFF ON FUNDS   Request For Flood Money To Be Next Summer

Truman Signs 2 Big Water Bills   pos WE Af tthhald Baanect far Funds Until Next Summer

PRESIDENT TRUMAN SIGNS BIG FLOOD CONTROL BILLS   Will Withhold Any Request For Funds Until Next Summer.   RIVER, HARBOR BILL      Project Will Ultimately Cost $945,000,000; Other Flood Control Bill.

Truman Signs Flood: Measure  All Maior River   All Major River Basins In Country Affected By Bill

Lewis Silent As Deadline Is Approached   Government’s Order To Lift Strike Call Has So Far Been Ignored   LEWIS IS RISKING CONTEMPT CITATION

LEWIS’ MINERS IGNORE BATTLE   Royalty Boost Main Cause  Of Shutdown   ee eT  Ry PHILLIPS J. PECK INS Staff Correspondent  VW ACTIIN GUTIN A mat

Lewis Silent As Deadline Approaches   Officials Think Strike Is On Even If UMW Chief Cancels Order

AL PRODUCTION DOWN UNDER WAY IN THE U. S.   ALKOUT SPREADING   Word As To Whethe: Strike Notice Will Be Revoked

WEIGHS CISION TO CALL STRIKE THREAT   . May rs Under F Contempt ESourt Order   of Key Government  rene Act Under Specific Orders

Reparation Goods Sold, Soviets Say   Americans and British Named In Paper’s Charge

‘Agency Says U.S. British ‘Zones Stripped   Reparations Material Has Been Removed Te Tace Claim

SOVIETS CHARGE GERMAN PLANTS ARE STRIPPED   Russians Claim Equipment For Reparations Removed From U. S. Zone

Temperatures   Steelman Plan Overrules Wage Stabilization Board; Curran Asks A.F.L. Unions to Honor Picket Lines as Shipping Tieup Goes On

DEMAND SAME INCREASE AS AFL SEAMEN   U. S. Shipping Still Crippled

AFL Walkout rnded After Pay Increase   Commission Awaits Agreement by CIO, East Coast Shippers

' MARITIME BOARD AWAITS EAST COAST ACTION      WORLD NEWS IN A NUTSHELL

NMU 1S SEEKING SAME PAY HIKES DERMITTEN AFI   Maritime Commission Waits for New Agreement by Eastern Operators   SIU, SUP WIN DEMANDS   But Steelman’s Overruling of WSB Provokes Fight for Indusirywide Hike

ICASEY JONES APPOINTED AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION ‘STATE WING COMMANDER

CIUDAD TRUJILLO SHAKEN   Powerful Quake In Deepest Hole Of the Atlantic

TIDAL WAVE FEARS PROVE GROUNDLESS   ‘Tremor, Deep In Atlantic.  Knocks Out St. Louis Seismograph

Dominican Republic Again Shaken   Quake Sunday Believed in Deepest Hole In Atlantic

Quake Damage Heavy   Dominican Republic I[s Shaken In Violent Disturbance

Severe Quake; Little Damage   Fresh Tremor Follows Serick Of Tremors Centered In Deepest Atlantic.

Puerto Rico  Feels Quake   Weather Bureau Says Major Shock Felt at Trinidad, Damage Slight

REPORT SECOND QUAKE ROCKS CARIBBEAN SEA   Little Surface Damage as Several Earthquakes Center in Atlantic

STRONG QUAKES JAR CARIBBEAN; HIGH WAVES HIT   Dominican Republic Shaker Again; Seismographs Put Out Of Order

Tidal Wave on Top of Quakes  Dominican Republic Suffers Heavy Loss

FAICOH QUAKE FELT IN AREA UF GARTBBEAR   Light Tremors in Dominican Republic Follow Strong Shock Sunday.

Dominican Area Rocked by Heav) Earth Tremblors   Instruments Wrecked In Puerto Rico and Cuba Over Weekend

CARIBBEAN AREA SHAKEN BY QUAKES   Centered In Deepest Hole In Atlantic Ocean

 Fresh Tremont Hits Dominican  ‘RepublicToday   Comes In Wake ‘Of Yeater day’s Violent Earthquake In Caribbean  Ayreon -

Earthquake and Waves Do Much Damage At Eleven Dominican Republic Towns

Terrific Earth Shock Centered In Ocean Depth   Little Damage Believed Done In Caribbean

series Of Violent Tremors. Reported In Caribbean But Details Are Scanty

Communications Cut: Amount of Loss Unknown   Tremor Originates in Atlantic's Deepest Hole, Is Belief

EARTHQUAKE, HIGH WAVES SMASH AT COASTAL SECTION   Dominican Republic Counting Loss From Tremors and  Abnormal Waves

Severe Earthquake Hits Caribbean Area, But Little Damage Reported

Great Earthquake Apparently Centered In Deepest Hole Of Atlantic Ocean

High Waves Battering Coastline   New Tremors Are Felt Today; Eleven Towns Are Hit

Second Quake Reported In Caribbean   Tremors Are Centerec In Deepest Part Of Atlantic Ocean

Caribbean Area Shaken by New Earth Tremors  Severe Shocks Yesterday, Jarring Recorders, Center In Deepest Allantic Spot

Dominican Republic Shaken   “Slight Intensity” Reported In Miami Radio Dispatch

HIGH WAVES IN CARIBBEAN HIT ISLAND CITIES   Radio Disruption Blocks Full Repert on Damage to  Pessces

DOMINICAN AREF JARRED AS. NEW QUAKE STRIKES   Tremors Reported Centering In Atlantic—Tidal Wave Report Unconfirmed

TREMORS SPRING FROM DEEP HOLE IN THE ATLANTIC   DAMAGE REPORTED HEAVY, RECORDING INSTRUMENTS FAIL

Violent Earthquake Rocks Caribbean Area For 2nd Day   High Waves Hitting Coastal Towns, No Damage Reported

ANOTHER EARTHQUAKE TREMOR SHAKES DOMINICAN REPUBLIC WITH SLIGHT DAMAGE ONLY   British Compromise Proposal Gains U. S.  And Chinese Support at Paris Conference on Peace——Semi-Partition of Palestine Fails to Win Soviet Approval—Other News of World

Fear Quake May Cause Tidal Wave  .. Five Tremors Hit  ee ee ee. ee ke

Shotks Centered Deep in Aifantic; Early Reports Say no Casualties

Severe Quake Hits Carribean; Tidal Wave May Result   However, No Damage is Reported Yet.

Waves Sweep Dominican Isle Coastal Points   St. Louis Seismograph, 2,000 Miles Away, Broken By Tremor

Quake Is Called Catastrophic; Sets New Jolt Record:   Very Little Damage Done to Installations in Puerte Rico by Earthquake

Dominican Republic Feels. Re ord Quakes. Siinday, ~ "More ‘Monday:

QUAKE CENTERED IN DEEPEST HOLE IN THE ATLANTIC   Carjbbean Area Shaken But No Damage Reports

Dominican Republic In Tremor   Quake Centered In Deepest Point Of Atlantic Ocean,

No Damage Reported Fron Heavy Quake   Centered In Deepest Atlantic Hole; Tidal Wave Is Possibility

Heirens Relates How He Killed Three As Parents Listen, Silent and Tearful

 In the Quietude of the Cook County Jail Chapel . +William Heirens Tells His Silent,  Benumbed Parents He Committed Three Slavinas

INDIANA SLAYER MAY BE GIVEN LIFE TERM   May Agree to Plead Guilty to Second Degree Murder —

$7,042.92 TO COUNTY   Welfare Report Shows an Increase for Month of April]

WELFARE COSTS DOWN   County Relief Disbursements for June Amounted to $15,601.07

Anderson May Give Word Today On His Return From West   More ‘Drastic’ Action To Provide Supplies For Overseas To Avert Starvation Seen Pd  rr

Drastie Action Required to Obtain Grain   Farm Wheat Bought Under Bonus Payment Plan Will Take too  Long to Reach Port

Part Of Grain In Elevators Being ‘Eyed’   Famine Relief For Europe Is Necessary

US. May Seize Mill Wheat to Speed Relief   Drastic Step Proposed When Supply From Farms Holds Back

Government May. Take Over Part of Wheat in Storage   Grain Obtained from Mills end Elevators Would be Used to  Auart Chrupsrbinn

GOVERNMNT MAY TAKE OVER PART OF WHEAT PLANTS   Step Taken To Relieve Famine Situation Abroad

U. S. Planning  Drastic Step To Feed Starving   To Meet Relief Promises Until Greater Quantities Can Be Bought From Farmers

May Seize  Wheat   U.S. May Requisition Part: of Stored Grain To Halt Widespread Starvation Abroad

DRASTIC STEP CONSIDERED BY U.S.   Grain Now In Storage : Needed Immediately   FARM STOCKS   Not Involved In Possible Seizure: Rationing Is Out Of Question

Anderson Denies Government Wilt Requisition Wheat   Acheson Had Said Such a Possibility Might be Necessary

Government Plans Drastic Steps To Keep Vital Foodstuffs Flowing To Hungry Europe

iMueh Move Drastic’ Steps Plane  Government May Commandeer Grain

ELEVATORS AN MILLS FACING LOSS OF GRAIN   Seizure of Part of Supplies Seen as Only Course Open To Boost Exports.

Seizure of Wheat By U.S. Hinted In War on Famine   Secretary Anderson May Take Action On His Return Today

Government Not To Seize Wheat Held On Farms   But May Take Part Of Grain In Mills To Pre vent Famine Abroad.

Part of Wheat Held in Mills May Be Seized   Action Appears Only Course Open To Government

WHEAT SEIZURE NOT PLANNED BY GOVERNMENT   Anderson Confident of Springtime Flood of Grain From Farms

Only Course Open....  U. S. Might Confiscate Wheat Of Private Owners

No Plan To Grab Wheat Anderson   Acheson Had Called fo: Seizure of Stocks From Farmers.

May Take Wheat From Flour Mills   Drastic Government Move Seen To Avert Starvation in Europe

Anderson May Act To Meet World Crisis _  _ Acheson of State   Acheson of State Dept. Gives Tip On Passihle Move

Anderson Denies Intent to Requisition Grain  - U. S. Wheat Supply  Is Sufficient, Secretary States

Grain Thus Obtained Would Be Dispatched  « to. Meet Famine Relief Quotas; : Acheson Gives Action Hint :

UL S. MAY SEIZE WHEAT SUPPLY   Gov’t Eyes Grain Held By Mills, Elevators As Famine Relief

Contemplates  Drastic Step Te Get Grain   Government May Move ir to Take Part of Supply  Now Held by Mills  and Elevators

Wheat From Mills ‘May Go Overseas   " Supplies in Mills and Elevators May Be Taken  by Government  +   TO KEEP EXPORTS UP   “Wheat Still on Farins Would’ * Take Too Long to   Reach Ports

MAY TAKE WHEAT HELD BY THE MILLS AND ELEVATORS   A Much More Drastic Step Is Being Planned By Government.   TO AVERT STARVATION      Grain Obstained This Way Would Be Used to Help Meet Famine.

U.S. May Get Mayor Madr: In Wheat Pit Fails To Finc To Get Grain Liquor Coun

U.S. MAY SEIZE PART OF WHEAT HELD BY MILLS   More ‘Drastic Action’ Seen In Attempts To Check Starvation Abroad

Grain Seizure Is Considered By Government   Confiscation To Meet Export Plans Looms; U.S. Needs Iqnored

! Course Open To Avert Famine Abroad; Falling Short On Overseas Need

May Seize Grain Held In Storage   Would Augument Supply Pledged To Meet Famine In Europe

Study Drastic Move To Meet Relief Pledges   Would Give Immediate Aid Abroad Until Farm Supplies Available

Anderson Is Confident That Requisitioning of Wheat Is Not Necessary for Deficits   Assertion Follows Statement by Dean Acheson That He «Believes Much More Drastic Steps Must Be Taken to Get Wheat and Flour for the Destitute Overseas

Seizure Of Wheat Being  Considered   Government May Move In and Take Part of Grain Now Held in Storage by Mills, Elevators.

PROPOSE DRASTIC STEP TO RELIEVE OVERSEA FAMINE   EXPECT ANDERSON TO TAKE PART OF GRAIN STORED IN ELEVATORS

U.S. MAY SEIZE SOME STORED WHEAT   Action Appears the Only Course Open to Government if It Is to Keep Up Exports It Wants for Overseas Aid.

Seizure of Wheat in Millers’ Hands Being Considered   Government May Take Drastic Steps to Feed Starving

Stocks at Mills, Elevators Might Be Taken, View   Government's Stand Explained Following Acheson's Statement

May Take Wheat From Elevators; No Farm Action   Statement by Anderson Follows Acheson Assertion of Need For Drastic Steps

Say Government May Take Wheat Already In Mills   Drastic Step Considered As Way To Relieve Famine Abroad

Stored Wheat Seizure Néar, Official Hints   Drastic U. S. Action” To Aid Europe Held Obvious Solution

NEW CLUE SEEN IN DEGNAN CASE   Story Of Woman Held At Sheboygan Checked By Chicago Police

“HOTTEST DAY YET” FORECAST FOR TODAY   Temperatures up to 108 for Kansas and Around 100 for Missouri Predicted.

PIRATES DEFY ULTIMATUM OF BASEBALL GUILD   Club Officials Plan Game Even If Honus Wagner Has To Play

Pittsburgh Club Defies Ultimatum Of Baseball Guile   Management Insists Pirates Will Play Giants on Schedule Tonight

Congress Faces Full Program In Coming Week   Extension of OPA To Be Studied by House Committee

Noisy, Busy Week Faced By Congress   Appointinents, Wage Hour Bill  In Limelecht

Action Galore on Both Sides of Capitol Forecast   Congressional Leaders Mapping Legislative Program Filled With Potential Verbal Fireworks

Congressional Leaders Expect Verbal Fireworks In Coming Week Of Issues

Solons Face  Verbal Wars   Controversial Bills On Congress’ Slate

Congress Maps Tough Week Of Potential Verbal Battles! As Pauley, Pearl Harbor, OPA Extension Issues Scheduled’

Rough Week Forecast In Congress   Leaders Map Plans Sure to Start Verbal Fireworks

Congress Leader: Map Busy Week  Filled With Potential Verbal Fireworks

Workers File Strike Notice      Shipbuilders Give Formal Word of Strike in 30 Days

C10°S 75,000 SHIPBUILDERS WILL STRIKE   Union Says Government Failed To Enforce Wage Award

Governor Receives First of Medals For Drive Leaders  Montana Chairmen Will Be Given Silver Mementos

Governor Receives First of Medals For Drive Leaders  Montana Chairmen  Will Be Given  6 6£fl ae Mementos

RECEIVED SUPPLIES   Advanced Gifts Committee Chest Drive Met Today

Gellman ‘Says’ He Was Misled In Profit Deal   Munitions Combine Set: up Deceived Him,-' “He  -Tells Committee.”

Some Fast Talkers Munitions Maker ‘Deceived’ B Garsson Brothers: Testimony

ASSOCIATE OF GARSSONS SAYS HE WAS MISLED   Allen Gellman Testifies At Hearing; Denies Garsson Told Him He Had Special Pull In Washing ton.

Says Garsson Got Orders   Gellman Accepted Garsson as SuperSalesman, Tells Probers

—-WAR PROFITS—   Defends  His Firm Munitions Maker Denies Any Wrong

Allen B, Gellman Submits To New Questioning In War Profits Probe

Contraet [Is Aired During  Hearing   Garsson Backs Ur His Claims With  War Contracts

Garsson Called Super Salesman   War Manufacturer Proved It: Gellman

Garsson Busines: Associate Gives His Testimony  Accepted Associate fe SIMAr ®AHlePcmnih

Henry Garrsson is Super Salesman, Gellman Testifies   Munitions Maker Says He Erred in Failing Study Backgrouud

MUNITION FIRM  PARTNER SAYS  HEWAS MISLED. GELLMAN WAIVES ALL RIGHTS TO REFUSE  TH CIC TEeOTIAZBNALY

BRIBERY’ PROBE HEARS GELLMAN   Munitions Manufacturer Terms Gorsson ‘Super  Saleeman’   INFLUENCE IS DENIED

No Plans Made To Seize Mines. President Says   But Seizure Looms In Farm Equipment And Cannery Strikes

No plans for mines seizure  Llawn th vaca   Hope to avert eoal shutdown

U.S. Steps Up Efforts to Halt  Coal Shutdown   Truman Has No Plans For Seizing Mines; California Canneries Closed by Walkouts

HENPECKED DADDY JUST PACES  Third Offspring Of Chicago Rhino Pair Is Lona Overdue

Daddy Rhino Impatient As Expected Offspring Fails to Arrive; Hopes Are for A Girl

Would Guarc Atomic Sea ‘Test Secrets   House Naval Committee Approves Legal Ban Against Telling Foreign Nations Technical Data Obtained

Committee Favors Legal Ban on Atom Test Result  Foreign Governments Not to Be Given Any Technical Data

House Group Oks Ban Against Bomb Test Disclosures  Secretaries Given   Secretaries Given Leeway in Giving Data To Foreian Regimes .

Atom Secrecy Act Pressed   House Group Approves Bil to Keep Bomb Data for U.S. Alone

ATOMIC SECRET WOULD BE KEPT IN OCEAN TESTS   House Committee Works On Measure To Keep Atomic Energy Top Secret If Members Of UNO Atomic Commission Are Allowed To Watch Tests In Pa cific.

Technical Data on Bomb Tests, Secret   House Naval Committee Approved Legal Ban Against Disclosure. :

HouseNaval Body Supports Legal Ban On Governments Getting In On Atomic Data

‘Naval Group Approves Ban Against Disclosing Data  ‘To Foreigners On. Sea Tests

Would Ban Data On Atomic Bomb   ‘House Committee Approves Legal Ban On Disclosures

COAL OPERATORS WILL BE CALLED BACK TO CAPITAL   Schwellenbach to Direct Ef. forts to Get Mine Owners and Lewis to Resume Conferences,   MORE MEN LAID OFF AS RESULT OF TIE-UP   Fairless Declares Only Early End of Strike Can Prevent Shutdown of U. S. Steel Plants.

Labor Official Enters Dispute Over Coal Pay   Schwellenbach Is Taking Personal Charge Of Big Walkout

Schwellenbach Takes Charge in Coal Deadlock  Labor Chief Will Make Attempt to Revive Negotiations

Schwellenbach Takes Over Mediation In Coal Dispute    Number of Workers in Associated Industries Out o! i Work Rises to 60,000—Labor Secretary to  Cal! Operators to Capital Monday

Labor Secretary Takes Charge Of Coal Impasse   Presidential Cabinet Meeting Results In Labor Chief Personally Taking Over Helm Of Federal  Conciliation

COAL GUTPUT SAND NEEDED BY FAIRLESS   Steel Industry Hit By Operators’  Idleness

GOVT. TO CALL FOR RENEWAL OF COAL TALKS   Labor Secretary Will Direct Effort To End Dispute

Labor Secretary Seeks To Revive Soft Coal Talks   Schwellenbach Discloses Personal Entry into Conciliation Attempts

Coal Leaders Stull Apart   Schwellenbach Seeks To Call New Session

ACTION REVIVEN IN COAL STRIKE   Labor Secretary Takes Over In Efforts To Corral Lewis

TALKS WILL SHAPE FUTURE OF OLD WORLD   Allies Split On Vital Issues

Big Four Conference In Paris   Ministers Open History Making Discussions  In Paris

Open Parley To Set Peace Treaty Terms   Soviet Expansionist Claims Opposed by  Western Nations

Big 4 Begin to Shape Treaties   Foreign Ministers to Lay Groundwork for Peace Conclave

Expect Showdowr Between Reds, — Western Powers   Russia May Be Ready To Yield On Yugoslav Claims To. Trieste

Big 4 Conference to Outline Peace Treaties Started   Showdown Between Reds and Western Powers Is in Making 

Big 4 Talk Peace Ireaties in Paris Meet   Russia May Yield on Yugoslavs; Firm on North Africa

SHOWDOWN WITH RUSSIA IS EXPECTED   Foreign Ministers of Big Four Powers Gather for Paris Discussions.

Peace Treaty Parley Opened By Big Four   Foreign Ministers Hoping to Compose Allied Differences

SOVIETS MAY YIELD ON THE TRIESTE ISSUE   Britain Op posed to Common Front Against.Russia

PARIS BIG 4 CONFERENCE OPENS TODAY   Little Hope Held For Agreement On All Major Points

Believe Reds May Yield on Trieste Claim   Parley May Bring Showdown On Soviet Expansion Plans

Big 4 Meeting At Paris Faces Big Problems   Showdown With Russia Seen; Plan Seen to Junk Tariffs

Russ Indicate Trieste Retreat   Sign Made as Big 4 Open Conference

Trygve Lie May Enter UN Parleys   U.S. Statesman Hits Wallace Again; Gets Freedom House Hono

Restates That Policy and Indirectly Strikes at Henry A. Wallace for Holding to Factual Errors.

‘Engineer Killed in Rail Mishap  Several Passengers . Hurt in Collision

yEngineer Killed in Rail Mishap  Several Passengers RS See TOMER ee

Conciliation Official Agrees To Interview in Effort To Avert Nationwide Telephone Strike.   GM SETTLEMENT IS AGAIN IN DOUBT

Lewis Calls Mine Meeting   Union Policy Committee To Convene; Transit Strike Settled

Lewis Calls Meet Of Mine Workers   Transit Strike Ended; Phone Workers Seeking Arbitration

Lewis Calls Meeting With ‘Mine Workers   Union Leader Silent On Plans; Transit Workers Sign Wage Agreement.

UMW Committee Meeting Called   John L. Lewis Gives No Hint of Intentions After Conferences

Lewis Calls Policy Group Of Miners   Lancaster Transit Strike Ends; Other Labor Showings

Mine Contract To Be Taken Up By Union Chiefs  District Presidents Call Policy Group;   District Presidents Call Policy Group; Lancaster Transit Walkout Ended

LABOR DISPUTESLancaster Pay Dispute Is Settled   Labor Spotlight Again On Detroit

Lewis Calls Union Meeting   Policy Committee Of Miners. Union to Meet on March 11

Lewis Calls Meeting — Of UMW ‘Policy Group; Transit Strike To End

POLICY PARLEY SET BY MINERS   Lewis, District Presidents Will Confer March 11

+ aeration asia te enema  Miners’ Leader Calls Poliey  Croup Parlev

Roundup of Doings on Troubled Labor Fronts Everywhere   Today’s Activities in Industrial Disputes Summarized by AP

No Hint Given Of Intention on Coal Situation   Other Developments Along Nation’s Labor Front Reported Today

UMW CHIEFTAIN CALLS MEETING   Lewis Silent on Intentions After Conference

Othman Finds ‘Unusual’ Angles—: Congress Session Reviewec   Smaller Items Make Copy in ‘Washinaton

SOVIET PLANES FIRE ON LOST UL § AIRCRAFT      Byrnes Outlines New Foreign Policy; Showdown  With Reds Near

U.S. Aireraft Is Fired Upon   Soviet Fighter Planes Fire On Patrol Plane At Soviet  Airbase.

RUSSIAN FIGHTER. PLANES FIRED ON U, S, PATROL PLANE   The American Ship Had Flown Over the Soviet Airbase.   Some Damage Was Done to the Navy Plane; No One Was Injured.

Reds Say Thaf Fliers Had No Right In Area   Plane ls Damaged But Members Of Crew Uniniured

Russians Fire On  U.S. Navy Plane   Soviets Contend It Was Over Port Arthur, A Fortified Base

U. S. Airplane Is Fired Upon  At Port Arthur   Two Russian Fighters Make Attack On Navy Craft

Government Officials Report Russian Plane Firing on U. S. Patrol

RUSSIAN PLANES SHOOT U.S. CRAFT OVER RED FIELD   NAVY PATROL PLANE FIRED UPON AFTER LEAVING AREA

Russ Fire  On US. Plane   Craft Damaged but No One Is Wounded In Port Arthur Clash

Soviets Fire on US. Plane Over Port Arthur   Russians Contend Ship Had No Right To Fly Over Area

High Flights Seek Source  Of A-Power  Use of Cosmic Ravs Studied

MAY UNABLE T0 APPEAR BEFORE INQUIRY TODAY   Truman Grants Committee Power To Check Income Tax Records

BANKING COMMITTEE 0. K.'S BRITISH LOAN   Bill Goes To House For Early Debate

Coal Conterence Now Organized  To Hear Demand:   Ready To Begin Coal Wage Contract Negotiations in Washington. D. C.   MAY BE PRELUDE TO APRTI. STRIKE

Negro Butler and Chauffeur Under Arrest for Murder   Maiorie Deak Makes Positive Identification Of Man Attacking Her

Charges Reds Trained Army Of Azerbaijan   Iran Premier Follows Blast With Fervant Hope For Agreement

WEBB NAMED TO NEW CGW POST” .   Wellsboro Man Now Assistant in the Techhical , Products Division

M. and A. Line Seeks To End lis Operation   COMPANY CAN’T MEET DEMANDS OF RAIL WORKERS

M. And A. Would Abandon Road  Unable To Meet Wage Boost. Officials Say

lke Ends Visit In Vilas County  Residents’ Cordiality Imnrecces Him

LABOR EXPERTS FIGHT TIME IN MARITIME CASE   Second Shipping Tie-up In Month Looms At Midnight

NEW SHIPPING STRIKE SLATED AT MIDNIGHT   U. $. Labor Experts Strive For Last-Minute Peace

Seek to Avert Shipping Strike   Contracts of All Three Unions Expire At Midnight

SEEK TQ AVERT MARINE STRIKE   New Tieup Threatens With Midnight Set As Strike Deadline

U.S. Trying To Nip New Port Tie-Up By Walkout   Deadline Is Neared  In Seamen’s Battle

Midnight Is Zero  Hour for New U. S.  Shipping Strike Walkout Will Be  Second Maritime Tie-Up in Month

SHIP STRIKE NEAR   Conciliation Men Fight Against ‘Time for Peace

Officials Fight Against. _ : ‘ime As Zero: Hour. Nears In New Maritime Strike’

Labor Experts Fight To Avert New Tieup In Shipping Industry; Contracts Expire At Midnight

Experts Seeking To Avert Strike Of Three Unions   CIO Longshoremen Included; Wage Hikes Are Among Demands

Labor Experts Fight Against Time To Avert New Tieup of American Shipping: Midnight Deadline

New Ship Tieup Threatens U. §.  Labor Experts Fight Midnight Deadline

Conciliators Fight to Stop Ship Walkout   Second Shutdown. In Less Than Month Slated for Midnight

Second Maritime Strike Probable  Little Prospect Seen for Reaching Accord

FIGHT AGAINST SHIPPING TIEUP   Threats Made By Unions Nat Invalved In Recent  Cattlamante

YAMASHITA’S. FATE NOW IN HANDS OF GEN. M’ARTHUR   Disposal of Jap Up to Ameri_ can Commander. in Japan . Following Supreme . Court » Rejection of. Appeal

Yamoshita’s Appeal Is Up to MacArthur   High Court Decision Confirms Trial of War Criminals by B Militney Terehisnntd

Final Decision Up To MacArthur   Court’s Refusal Leaves Yamashita’s Fate To Military

CATS OR DOGS MAY CAUSE NEW PROWLER SCARE   District Annoyances Indicate Night-Foraging Canines Mainly To Blame

Say Prowler ''Scare’’ Could Be Blamed On City's Cats And Dogs: Read On...

Soviet News Story Urges Strong hein   Reds Rage Against Presence Of U. S. Troops In East

Relations Wit Russia Reach Critical Stage   Tehran Premier Says He Has No Information Of Red Troop Moves

Fear Soviets Threatening Turkey, Iraq   New Red Army Forces Streaming Into Iran

Red Troops Shreaming. Into Tran ~   U.S. OFFICIALS. FEEL: SOVIET _MAY BE BUILDING UP’ A: : THREAT AGAINST TURKEY.

RELATIONS AT CRITICAL-STAGE IN MIDDLE EAST   State Department Checking Reports Of Kroon Movement:

MINE OWNERS SPLIT OVER COAL CONTRACT   U. S. May Inherit Guidance Nf Pits For Loncer

Mine Owners Can't Agree   Government May Have To Operate Mines For Another Month

Fail to Agree on Mine Terms   Southem Operators Balk at Accepting - Government's Plan

Operators Split On Coal Issues  Lewis To Outline Views To Miners

Coal Contract Efforts Futile   Southern Operators Balk at Moreell Plan

Murray Anticipates  Congressional Action  _ Asks AFL, Railway Groups to Meet   With Him for ‘Common Progran’

Carter Glass To Be Laid At Rest Today   Hundreds Gather to Pay Final Respects

Party of 13 Men and Women Begins Bout Trip Down Snake River Canyon

Ethiopia Asks Peacemakers For Eritrea and Somaliland   Czechoslovakia and Poland Submit Grievances to Peace Conference

Ethiopia Asks Peace Conference for Eritrea, Somaliland —   Charges Italy Wrung Colonies From Her by Aggression; Small Powers Araue for Permanent Parley Chairman

Ethiopia Asks Peace Conference for Eritrea, Somaliland  Charges Italy Wrung Colonies From Her   Charges Italy Wrung Colonies From Her by Aggression; Small Powers Argue for Permanent Parley Chairman

Congressiona! Activities Are Reviewed   13 of President's Major Proposals Rejected by Solons

BOX SCORE ON LAWMAKERS  Here's What Conaress Did And What It Left Undone

‘Hearing on Water Company Request For Injunction Gn County Strip Mines May 20

JEWISH ISSUE MAY HOLD KEY TO LOAN VOTE   DECIDING FACTOR IN HOUSE YOTE ON BRITISU LOAN MAY.BE POLICY IN PAL oO SSTINE

DEBATE ON BRITISH LOAN IS SUSPENDED   Jewish Immigration Main Deciding Factor In Loan

Two Men Shot To Death by  Mine Foreman   Victims.Tried To Halt Movement of Coal From Small Working

College Accepts Building Bids For Dormitory  Turn Down Offers For Construction Of  Ga. .J.8g A kk wk...

College Accepts Building Bids  For Dormitory  _ Turn Down Offers For Construetion Of  (a oe ee ey Gee Cae pany ae

Mrs. 0. Ruskey Elected President of Helping Hand Club at October 10 Meet

ADAMS PRISON SITE AGAIN DISCUSSED   Gettysburg Chamber Of Commerce Members Offer Suggestion To County Commissioners At Meeting

ADAMS JAIL SITE UNDER DISCUSSION   Erection Of New Prison Near County Home Opposed— Other Locations Recommended At Meeting

Resignation Story Quelled By Churchill   Arrives With His Wife Aboard Britain's Queen Elizabeth

HURCHILL IN AMERICA FOR VACATION   Mistake to Share Atomic Bomb Secret as Yet, He Says—

NEW INQUIRIES BEING PLANNED, MEAD REVEALS   Check-ups Schedule Due For Announcement Late Today

ee aia a na at carat em a a a catenieondaa cine bammtatr Ainhacemabmillal ocates:  May Party to $5000 Bad Debt, Says Walke:

Banker Says May Backed Unpaid Loan   Committee Ponders 500 Leads to New Profits Inquiries

LOAN MADE MAY WILL BE STUDIED   War Profits Quiz Gets New Development at Capital.

Homes of Men Defying Union Tieup Bombed   U. S. Tries to End Coal Dispute by Returning Mines

HOMES BOMBED IN. HOLLYWOOD MOVIE STRIKE   Government Hopes to Arrange Agreement of Lewis and Mine Owners

Coal Strike Peril Still Plagues U.S   Government May Get Out Of The Mining Business  no. f°" "°o% eee @ oe ce

Non-Strikers’ Homes Bombed In California   POLICE OFFER REWARD FOR BLASTERS IN HOLLYWOOD

@ PAUL MALLON—  U.N. Tries to Veto Itself at Start on Selection of Site

Defer Action on Seaway Measure  Maine Senator Files Diccenting Renort

U.N. Assistance Is Requested in lranian Election   Leader Charges Tudeh Members Are Terrorized

tran Asking’  UN Policing   Desires Fair Ballot In Coming Elections

U.S. Asked to Intervene in Iran Election   Qavam Promises Contests After Soviets Withdraw

Rightists Ask ° U.N. to Help  Iran Election   Alleged Terrorism Hit By Tudeh Party  Eeuders

FRANCO DENIES —FAVORING-AXIS   SPANISH DICTATOR SAYS HIS  REGIME 18 OBJECT OF WIDE : SPREAD CAMPAIGN, AGAINST SPAIN

AUTO INDUSTRY FACES ASSAULT ON TWO FRONTS   Ford and Chrysler Both Face Wage Boost Demands

FORD FACING NEW STRIKE   STRIKE NOTICE FILED BY UAW IN HEALTH _DISPUTE—PAY NEGOTIATIONS  con. TINUE

3-Day Notice of Strike Filed by Ford UAW Local   Chrysler and Union Continue Discussion On Increase in Pay

Automobile Black Market Operating InN.E.,Says OPA      Car Sales $1,000 Above Ceilings

President And Advisors Hepe For Settlement Of Steel Industry Dispute

Officials Confident Steel Strike Will Be Avertec   Industry Strives To Resume-Full Production Pending New Negotiations Wednesday

MILLS RESUME  STEEL OUTPUT   Strike of 700,000 Postponed as Truman Intervenes in Peace Move

IVANHOE REFORMED SETS CORNERSTONE RITES FOR FRIDAY   First Unit of Church tc Cost $30,000; Work Is Underway

GMC Parley Will Resume This Morning  Federal Mediator  Asserts Settlement

WAGES DISCUSSED AT @. M. PARLEY   NO AGREEMENTS ARE REACH. ED—CONCESSIONS BY BOTH SIDES PREDICTED.

CITRUS FRUIT PRICES AGAIN UNDER CEILINGS   Oranges, Grapefruit And Lemon To Go Back To OPA Control,  Effective Tomorrow

STOCK MARKET BOOMED   Gains of $1 to More Than $3 a Share -AAre Recorded

Man, Wife, Two Children Found Dead i in Cottaqe- Murder. Suicide Indicated

Truman, Congress Pay FDR Tribute In Memorial Rite   Political Overtones Are in Evidence at Brief — Service in House

Truman, Congres: Honor Memory Of Roosevelt   Political Overtones Mar Services for Late President

Utility Companies Has Less Than Two Weeks Coal Supply   Chicago Association of Commerce Says City is Facing Catastrophe

CHICAG CALAMITY WILL HIT IF MINERS STAY OFF JOB   Utility Reports Meeting Goal In Curtailment Power But Not Enough ;

MATCH OUTPUT CUT 50 PERCENT   Strikes in Industry May Spread in Nation

MATCH FACTORY STRIKES SPREAD   Union Chief Says 85 Per Cent Of Output Curtaiied

Prison Sentences Given Jap Officers At Shanghai Trial  Tribunal Convicts ' Nippon Connected With Executions

Coal Walkout Is Felt In State As First Reports Of Industrial idleness Heard

Coal Negotiations -~ Badly Bogged Down  See What Other Fellow - Has To Offer 7

Wage Talks Enter Bargaining Phase   Discussions Limited to Lewis’ Health and Welfare Demand:

Coal Negotiators  Begin Discussions  Seek Find Out What Other Fellow Wants

U.S. CONTEMPLATES LOAN TO AUSTRIA   Gen. Clark to Discuss Plan: to Put Nation Back On Ite Feet ~

AID PROGRAM FOR AUSTRIA IS DISCUSSED   $150,000,000. Plan Is Being Studied By U. S. Officials

U. S. Studies Plan To Help Put Austria Back on Feet   $150,000,000 Would Be Cost; Gen. Clark Frets  Over Reparations

General Mark W. Clark To. Talk To Officials Program To Put War- Ravaged Austria On Its. Feet Planned

“america to the Kescue  U.S. To Spend $150,000, 000 To Put Austria Back On Her Feet

AUSTRIA WILL GET ASSISTANCE   150 Millions May Be Appropriated To Rehabilitate Nation

U.S. Studies $150,000,000  Austrian Plan   Gen. Clark to Discuss With State Departmen Officials Program of Assisting Nation

$150,000,000 Rehabilitation Program for Austria Contemplated by United States

MAMTHNCTicd tO The WMESCue  U.S. To Spend $150,000, 000 To Put Austria Back On Her Feet

Security Council  May Scon Be On Full Team Basis   Has Been One Man Short Since Wednesday When Russian Delegate Walked Out

Russian Payment Lifts Up UNHope   Security Council I: More Optimistic Of Settlement

Soviets Emphasize Intention To Work ‘In United Nations   Various Sources Tn: Rus: sia Stress Purpose To Cooperate Despite Iievitable Differences.         Russia's Payment Of Full UNO  Dues Cheers Security Council   Officials Point To Other Encouraging Instances of Soviet Cooperation In Council Work.

Dues Payment By Reds Raises Hones for UNO   Indicatidns Point For Return of Soviet Ambassador to UNO Security Council 

Reds Make Payment To UNG   Russia Expected To Reoccupy Its Council Chair

Russia Pays UNO Dues; Delegate Will Return   Security Council Expected To Be Operating On Full Team Basis Again Soon

ROMYKO IS XPECTED 10 SUME SEAT   ree Developments Lend Hope To Belief That Soviets Will Be Back  In Conference

Russ Expected To Resume Part In UNO Parley   Payment In Full Of Dues Taken As Sign Of Smooth Sailing

PE FOR TRUCE TN RUSSIAN-IRAN  ISPUTE BRIGHTER   Soviet Payment of Full Dues to UNO Viewed En-

--UNITED NATIONS— Russia Pays. Its Dues In UNO In Full   Boosts Hopes For Return To Council

Russians Pay Dues To UNO; Gromyko Quiet   Hopes For Full Council Work Are Spurred; Soviets At Minor Parleys

Hopes Grow That Russia May Rejoin UNO Council   Soviets Meet Their Group Dues In Full

Russia’s Payment Of Dues Bolsters Hone UNO May Soon Have Full Team

Soviet Pays Dues In Full To UNO, Boosting Hopes  Other Russians Join In Meetings Ou Outside Security Council

Sessions Expected To Get Back on Harmonious Basis When Delegates Convene Again Wednesday.

Russians’ Payment of UNO Dues Eases  Strain in Council   Gromyko Still Absent From Meetings; Hopes High for Return

Russia Pays Dues  In Full to UNO   Action Boosts Hopes That Gromyko Will  Return to Hearings

ACTION BOOSTS HOPE FOR FULL COUNCIL MEET   Moscow Apparently Intends To Return To Next Session Wednesday; First Country To Pay Assessment.

Red Payment Of UNO Due: Boosts Hope   Act Seen Paving Way for Gromyko’s Return to Parley

HOPES FOR UNO RISE AS RUSSIA PAYS HER DUES   First Major. Power To Make Full Payment; Other Good Signs Are Seen,

UNO MORALE BOOSTED AS  RUSSIA PAYS DUES IN FULL   First Of Big Nations To Do So; Are Working  In Committees

RUSSIA FIRST LARGE NATION TO PAY UNO FEE   Gives Boost to Hopes Soviets Will Return to Security Council

Hopes Mount For Full UNO Security Meet   IRusgia’s Payment of Due _In Full May Indicate Jnteution to Return Yo Conneil

Russia Expected To Resume Place  In UNO Council   Payment Of Dues Boost: ‘Hope Of Gromyko’s Early Return

UNO Dues Boosts  Soviet Payment of Hone for Harmony   Other Developments Indicate That Russia  May Soon Resumes Bleasvn mn Mimcenl

Russians Pay ‘Dues To UNO; Hopes Boosted   Security Council May Soon Be Running Again On Full Team Basis

oo aa Reds Become Firs Nation to Pay Cash Assessment; Stein Ts Busy Man

New Hopes for Soviet Return To UNO Council   Russia Pays Dues to: United. Nations; Othes Actions Favorable:

RED PAYMENT OF DUES GIVES HOPE TO UNO COUNCIL   Iran, Russia Silent On Request For Report Of Treaty Talks

DUES PAYMENT RAISES MORALE OF UNO GROUP   Russians Become First of Large Members To Pay In Full

HOPE BOOSTEL AS RUSSIA PAYS DUES   Full Assessment For U.N.O. Working Capital Paid   Given On Security Council’s Request For Clarifying Iranian Matter

FIREMEN’S CONCLAVE IN DUBOIS IN 1947   Tyrone Man Elected Vice President Of Association

To Execute Two Early Monday   Two to Die for Erie Slaying—First Double  Execution in 5 Years

UNO Clears The Deck For  Adjournment   Syrian And Lebanese Issue: Still Before The Securit;  Couneil.   INDONESIAN CLOSET

Expect UNO Okay Of New York Area As Temporary Site   General Assembly Moves Swiftly to Close First Session

GUUNGIL MAY WORK ON FOR ANOTHER DAY   Way Cleared for Approval of  UNO’s Temporary and  Parmanent Cites

UNO Clears Decks To End  First Session   Expect Quick Approval Of New York City and, Nearby Area for Site 

UNO ASSEMBLY SPEEDS CLOSE   Expect Approval of Interim, Permanent Sites  Today

UNO Assembly To Adjourn Today After Approving Home Sites For Peace Oraanization   Expected To Name N. LY. Ci City Temporary And Conn. Area As-Permanent Homec

UNO Assembly Will Adjourn; Select Sites   New York And Eastern Area To Be Picked

United Nations Assembly Expected To Approve Sites Tn U.S. and Then Adjourn

Assembly Ready For Adjournment   Council Still Faced With SyrianLebanese Demands

First UNO Session Nears Adjournment   Quick Approval of Proposed Home Site Expected

UNO DECISION ON SITES NEAR    Assembly Action To Pave Wa For Adjournment

Declines To. Make. Probe of Bloody Indonesian Strife; Final Vote Slated On Permanent Site. 

UNO Approval Expected for Permanent Site   Early Conclusion Of First Meet Said in Sight

UNO HURRIES TO ADJOURNMENT   Expect Quick Approval on Headquarters Site

UNO ASSEMBLY TO RECESS SOON   Adjournment Ex pected Shortly As Final Session Is Called In London.   —BY CARTER DAVIDSON—

Action On Sites For UNO's Home May End Soon   Temporary Housing Is First Need

UNO Ready To Approve Site Offered   Council Refuses Soviet Request For Probe Into Indonesian Dispute.

‘Stimson Holds President Had the ‘Right to Take Nation Into War lif Allied Possessions Were Attacked

POPE OBSERVES HOLY DAY   Participates in Holy Thursday Mass and Procession Yesterday

Governors Plan  Labor Discussion   Conference May Ask Less Federal Aid, Too

U.N. Aetion On Spain May Meet Blocks   British Seek Changes In Regard to Legal Aspects of Report—  Russia Flatly Opposed

British Balky On Franco Spain Report   U. N. Security Council Debate

Great Britain May Block Action on Report on Spain   Cadogan Has Been Told “to Seek Clarified News. Work for Changes

Britain Viewed  Balking Report  On Franco Spain   Possibility Leoms Today As U. N. Counoil.ts Called For Debate On Question

Report on Spain May Be Blocked   Security Council Debates Ouestion

GREAT BRITAIN MAY BLOCK ACTION   Russia Opposed To Findings Of Sub-Committee   MORE INFORMATION   Sought By British Representative; Atom Bomb Report Is Hailed

BRITAIN LOOMS AS BARRIER T0 FRANCO ACTION   Tells Delegate To Ask For Modifications As UN Council Sifts Issue

ENGLISH MAY STOP REPORT ON FRANCO SPAIN   Call Security-Counceil in to Debate Spanish Problem

England Might Block Report of Sub- Commitee  UN Council & bates i  roanco Uuestion

BRITISH BLOCK IS SEEN IN UN   Spanish Issue Already Hit By Russia

Britain May  Join Soviet   Blocking Of Spanish Report Is Expected .

Franco Action May Be Blocked   Russia Flatly Opposes Findings—8 Others Agree to Accept

Possibility Of Move To Delay Action On Sub-Committee’s Findings Arises As Security Council Assembles For Debate On Question—Cadogan Instructed By London To Seek Clarifications And Modifications Of Statement In Regard To Legal Aspects

‘ —COUNCIL FACING NEW DIFFICULTY—  Britain May Block U.N.  Action On France Spain

Security Council Meets To Discuss Spanish Question   Britain May Block Action On Report; Russia Already Has Opposed Findinas

THINK GREAT BRITAIN MAY BLOCK ACTION AGAINST SPAIN   Russia Already Opposed To U. N Sub-Committee Recommendation

BRITISH MAY BAR ACTION ON FRANCO   London Attitude Indicates Questioning of Legal Aspects of Proposal to Submit Case to U. N. Assembly.

FIND TINY BABY ABANDONED IN MOVIE LOCKER      Infant: Discovered Today In New York Theatre   Police Have. Trouble ~ Finding  ‘Place For Child’

LAST LAP STARTS IN PEARL PROBE   Committee Strives to Finish Work By Deadline Coming at End of Week

Investigators of Pearl Harbor in last lap of probe   Hearings speeded in race against week-end deadline

Soviet Offical Warus Conditions There May Light. Spark ‘That Will Start Another World War    Start Last Week. ~ Of TIarbor’ Probe

‘MINERS BACK TO WORK      75.000 Workers Have Been Idle Since Memorial Day

Army Plane On 10,000Mile Jump   Take Off From Hawaii For Non-Stop Trip To Cairo, Egypt

ARMY B-29 OFF ON POLAR FLIGHT   ‘Pacusan Dreamboat’ To Fly ~ ‘Circle’ To Egypt

B-29 Hops on Trip to Cairo   Weather Reported Ideal Along Great Circle Flight Route

Scantlin Asks Funds To Push On-Job Training   $30,000 Requested In Bill Scheduled For Assembly This Week

Pollholders Asked  Te Phone Precinct \ ote to Lumberton No. 109,

Victory Is Hailed By Chairman Reece   Outcome Mandate By the People, Says GOP Chairman

Governor May Aid Jester in Runoff   Stevenson Promises To Make Statement Tuesday

Persons W ould Call For Vote On Dry Issue   Permiauent Meri Svstem Favored; Paying Off Old Debt Advocated

SEE UPTURN INPIGCROP   Spring Production To Be Up Slightly From Soring of °46

 Back of the Headlines Bevin’s Cairo Trip Shows British ‘Lifeline’ Concern

e@ PAUL MALLON—   California Primary Indicates People Coming to Their Senses

/PROMINENT AMERICANS BACK PLAN  Broad Changes In UNO To Set Up World Government Favored

World Federal Government Recommended   Civic Group Meets At Rollins College To Forestall Third War

Would Convert UNO Into World  Government   Prominent Americans Make Proposal to Avert New Catastrophe

Reconvention To Change UN  Structure’ Aim   Creation of Worid Federal Government Capable of . Averting War Proposed . by Americans —

WEXKICAN TEAM WINS    United States is sis Defeated in Event at Fort Riles

10 New Houses May Be Built In Smethport by Bradford Building Firn If Suitable Sites Can Be Obtained   Five Frame and Five Brick Homes, To Cost Between $6,500 and $10,000 Each May be Built By Hinckley and Storm, Building Contractors

Five Frame and Five Brick Homes, To Cost Between $6,500 and $10,000 Each May be Built By Hinckley and Storm, Building Contractors

American Menu Virtually Freed Of Price Contra   Sweeping Deconirol Of Foods Is Now In Effect Throughout Nation   FURTHER CURBS LIFTED TODAY

PRICE CURBS:  ~ ARE REMOVED ~~ AT FAST RATE   t 1 4 . MANY MORE ITEMS TAKEN OFF     "LIFTING: or FOOD  “GEIL oo. ENGS %         By WILLIAM UMSTEAD ¢ International News Service

FINAL EFFORTS BEING MADE IN. MARITIME STRIKE   ‘Murray Confers With. Officials

Union Head To Turn Influence On Settlement   Sessions Being Held Far Into The Night

MURRAY TRIES TO HALT STRIKE   510 Chief Risks Prestige In Effort To Avert Seamen Walkout

MURRAY OLERd 10 BAR STRIKE i oA  UNOS  Pity MRiat LCratane BDrathiean ta   ClO Chief Enters Picture in Role of Peace-Maker; Deadline Friday   CMU LEADERS ANGERED   Federal Settlement Proposal Draws Fire of Curran and Harry Bridges

Murray Joins U.S. Leaders  In Efforts   Friday Deadline Approaches While Bridges Argues

CIO Chief Stakes Prestige in Eftort ToPrevent Strike   Walkout Set for Midnight Tomorrow; Union, Owners, U. 5. Officials Talk

Persona] Prestige At Stake In Last-Ditch Effort To Head Off Calamitous Stnke Tomorrow Nicht.   GOVERNMENT HOPEFUL FOR END OF DISPUTE

MURRAY JOINS IN PARLEY OF , PRINCIPALS   Officials Hope Trouble Be Wid Settled Today —

Philip Murray Urges Union Heads To Accept “Reasonable Offers   Conservative CIO Chief Strives To Whip Left-Wing Union Leaders Into Line Before Shipping Is Tied Up All Over World.

By Using Jap Government To Execute His Orders Is Paying Off, MacArthur

Says Jap Policy Pays Off   MacArthur, Reporting On Occupation, Declares He Is Using, Not Backing, Regime

Japan Valuable In Executing American Orders   MacArthur Reporting On Japan, Sees No Early Democracy

MacArthur’s Policy has Attained End   He Uses, Rather Than Supports, Jap Government

Yankee Policy Paying Off In Japan, MacArthur Says   Existing Government Is Being Used To Execute Orders Of Allied Commander

MacArthur Argues Policy Of Using Jap Government to Put Orders in Effect Paying Off

GENERAL MAKES INITIAL REPORT ON OCCUPATION   Contends His System Of Using Jap Government To Execute Orders Is Working To Allied Advan tage.

MacArthur Reports on First Months of Occupation Actions   High Commander Con. tends His Policy in Japan “Pays Off”

PAYS DIVIDENDS, SAYS MACARTHUR   Policy of Using Jap Govern ment Saves Time and Personnel   DEMOCRACY FAR AWAY

MACARTHUR SAYS HIS JAP RULE POLICY IS PAYING OFF   Men And Time Saved By Using Present Nip Gov’t To Execute Orders

M’ARTHURCLAIMS  POLICY IN JAPAN  IS ‘PAYING OFF’ USES GOVERNMENT  TO MAKE CHANGES WITHOUT SUPPORT

MW? Arthur Says is Policy Pays lOfe In japan   Supreme Commatider Re: ports On First 2 Months Of American Occupation Administration

MacArthur Says Policy in Japan Is Paying Off   supreme Commander Uses the Government To Exécute Orders; Points to Succace

MacArthur Says Policy Of Making Japs Execute His Orders Paying Off

MacArthur Says Policy Pays Off  Use Jap Government For Best Results

Use of Jap Government Pays off,.MacArthur _ Penorts to War Dept.

MGeAiinal AoPelis Va Vevepein _—————_$_   General Contends Policy Of Using Japs Is Paying Off

MacArthur Says Present Policy Is “Paying Off   Jap Government Is Used To Execute His Orders, First Report . Reveals

THEY PAY OFF, MARTHUR SAYS OF JAP POLICIES   General’s Report Stresses Advantages From Using Tokyo Government

MacArthur Says Policy Paying Off   First Report On Jap Occupation

— State Training School StH Has Sroulles   Supt. Cooper Reports Needs of Institution

Loan to Garsson Made Through Rep. May Bared   Mead Committee Maps New Series of Profit Inquiries   BULLETIN

O'’Daniel’s Objections  Halt Extension Move House Action Expected During Day:   House Action Expected During Day; Coneress Chiefs Talk With Truman

O’DANIEL HALTS SENATE ACTION FOR 24 HOURS   No Restoration Before Friday Seen Possible

UNO DELEGATES HEARTENED BY STALIN   No. 1 Russian Reaffirms Faith in Organization

TENSION IN UNO DISSIPATED BY STALIN SPEECH   Council, However, Retains Iran Question for Initial Consideration

SEALIN'S RENEWED EXPRESSION UF FAT TN OECURITY GCOUNUIL IMPAOVES CHANCES OF SUCCESS

Tran Leaders Seem Pleased  Firouz Calls Result Victory For Qavam

INCREASE IN VETS BUDGET © _ 1S REVEALED   BUDGET INDICATES ESTT. MATES UNDER BILL. OF RIGHTS AND OTHER VETERANS BUREAU EXPENSES

KRUG FACING SOLONS’ WRATH   Panel Wants Data on Future Of ‘Inch’ Lines

Krug. Testifies On Pipelines:   House Group Is Critical of Delay in. “Pattine Line-in Use

HOSPITAL NOTES      News of the Sick at Sacred Heart Hospital, LeMars

HOSPITAL NOTES)   News. of: the. Sick at at, Sacred: ‘Heart ‘Hospital, LeMars:

“HOSPITAL NOTES    News of the Sick at at Sacred Hear! ~ Hospital, LeMars

SHIPS STEAM OUT OF U. S. HARBORS   WORST SEA STRIKE IN HISTORY CALLED OFF SATURDAY NIGHT

Dock And Ship Workers Go Back On Jobs After Worst Seamen Strike In History

Ships Begin Moving Again Possibility Of New  mg. *t.) BT. LT Ow ne

SHIPS STEAMING AS STRIKE ENDS   Peace May Be Temporary; 3 Unions. Threatening ::

Ships Sail Again, but Three Unions Threaten Walkout for New Contract

Maritime Peace May Be Brief   Three Unions Threaten New Strike Unless  Demands Met

Worst Maritime Tieup in History Lasted 17 Days   Dock, Ship Workers Back on Their Jobs on East, West Coasts

End of Maritime Row Temporary   Three Union Contracts To Run owt on Sept. 30

Costly Dock Walkout Ends After 17 Days   Another Strike Looms As Unions Threaten Big Tieup on Sept. 30 if Demands Aren’t Met

Seamen End  Ship’Fie-Up   Dock, Ship Workers Retunn = =To Jobs Ending Nation’s Maritime Strike.

Nation's Seaports  EmergeFrom (7-Day  Maritime Tie-Up Dock and Ship Men  Return to Jobs as Shipping Is Resumed

Shipping Peace  May Be Temporary   New Disputes Over Contracts Threatened At End of Month

Ships Sail From U. S. Ports As W. U. Workers File Notice Of Strike

Ships Move Out Of U.S. Harbors  > Other Unions May Tie Uo Shippina

Full Sailing Is Resumed At Most  Ports In Nation   ] 7-Day Maritime Strike Is Ended

MOSLEMS PUT SKIDS UNDER INDIAN PLANS   Boycott Of Assembly On Constitution Is Announced

Hire At Sea Fatal To Six Seamen  Explosion, Flames ,} Damage Tanker a

Tanker Blows Up, Five Die   Ship Makes Port Followin; Ordeal Off Carolina .

(Cancer Fund Drive  Opens in County   Lester R. Edwards County Chairman

MEAT ABSENT IN SUNDAY MENUS   Few Steaks Or Chops Found By Americans Seeking Weekend Supplies

Nation Faces Meatless Fare Over Weekend   SURVEY OF oF CITIES IN U. S. SHOW MEATS SCARCE

U. S. Black Market Has Most Meat   Little for Sale Through Le gitimate Channels —  More Butter Seen

Meatless Meals Loom for Many   Legitimate Shops Find Beef Very, Very Hard to Get.

Another Meatless Week End Looms for Housewives Throughout Nation

May Call For State Guard >   Kansas City Chief of  _ Police Says Militia May Be Used if Strike Disorders Continue

STATE GUARD SOUGHT AT PACKING FIRV   Police Ask Attorney General to Arrange Possible Aid in Handling Picket Lines at Plant in Kansas City, Kan.

‘May Call State Guard to Help Subdue Disorder   Flareups at Swift  And Company Plant In Kansas City May Make Aid Nececeary

May Need Guard’s Help at Swift’s   Chief Will Johns Says State Guard Should Be “Made Ready .   Veterans m Uniform, With Flags Added to  icket Line

Soldiers Join Picket Lines At Swift Plant   Police Unable To Crash Lines To Let Non-Strikers Pass

State Guard Aid Sought fo Quell Strike Disorders   Police Repelled By Pickets at Kansas City Plant

May Call On Militia For Help at K.C.   Police Having Trouble Getting Employes Through Picket Lines Into Plant

AUNSHS maui   Militle ‘Would fe Called ta “Quell Disorders at Swift's oe. ee Blea!

~ FOR AIRLINE   UNION COMPOSED OF VET: ERANS OF FERS TO SIGN LONG-TERM CONTRACT * . WITH TWA

UNO REMOVES IRAN DISPUTE FROM AGENDA   Compromise Reached As Russians Make Angry Demand

Franco Stung By U. S. Call To Spaniards   Deplores Suggestion People Establish New Government

2 Students Accused of Setting Fire   2 Frat Members Burned, Fire Chief Dies of Heart Attack.

TWO) CONFESS SETTING BLAZE IN FRAT HOUSE   Fatal Campus Fire Blamec on Jealous Students to Stop Dance.

TEMPFERATIIPEC.  Blast Directed At Prosecutor For Grand Jury   Accused Of Paying Big Sums To Bribers Out Of State Funds

RENTAL STRIKE PROPOSALS DIE   Landlords Ask Hike Of 15 Per Cent.

CAMPAIGNS NOW UNDER WAY BY GOP CANDIDATES   Attention Centers On Shroyer Others Moke First Annearanra

Opposition Still Solid In Congress Against U.S. War Loan To Britain

FOES OF BRITISH LOAN TO BE HEARD   Jesse Jones to Spearhead Attack Against Proposal Before House  Cammittee_

CORONER HOLDS INQUESTS HERE      Juries Hear How Jesse O. Lemmon, Hanover R. D. 2, And Harry E. Bare, Bair Station, Met Deaths

Searches and Detention of Jews. Scoret   Jewish Agency Criticizes British Action. Group To Weigh Invitation  . To Conference

Rumors. Persistent Con  pany Hus Offered Unien  — 181466 Hourly  Beost Reireactive to Jan. 1

Connally Scores Russian Attitude   Reds’ Position at Paris Termed ‘Unreasonable’

GENERAL STRIKE PARALYZES ITALY   Labor Unrest Threatens - To Spread To All Vital Industries

Truman Full Employment Bill Passed   Diluted \irsion of Measur Approved by House—  Sent to Senate

House Approves Diluted Version of Controversial Full Employment Bill

HOUSE APPROVES WEAK JOB BILL   SENATE TO TAKE UP “FULL EMPLOYMENT”

JOBS FOR ALL BILL IS SENT TO SENATE   “Must” Item In Truman’s Program Acted On In Capital.

House Votes ‘Diluted Jobs For All Bill   Compromise Measure Expected To Meet With Truman’s Approval

WATERED-DOWN WORK MEASURE PASSES HOUSE   Full Employment Bill On Way To Senate For Approval

GOP'S SEEN CERTAIN TO (GAPTURE HOUSE      ‘American People Determined To Evict Democrats

GOP Builds Election Edge   ‘House Majority Expected to Be From 10 to 55 Votes

G.0.P. VICTORY NOV. 9 STILL “IN THE BAG’   Recheck of Survey Shows Swing Back to Demos, However

Russian Regime Changes Made  Kalinin Dropped a: U. 8. S. RB. President

Truman Cancels  Atom Bomb Test   Washington Speculates on Reasons fos Surprise U.S. Announcement

RUSSIANS BAR BERLIN PHOTOS   ‘Military Installations May Not Be Pictured

ROSS MAXWELL NAMED HEAD WTHS. SOCIETY   100 Attend Annual Meeting Held at Museum Here Last Sunday

Vote Return Of USES To ‘State Control   Appropriations Committee -Turns Down Truman’s Request For Federal Agency.

Refurn of USES To States Urged  Ask Control Shift By Next October

HOUSE BODY ASKS STATE CONTROL OF 108 SERVICE   Commitiee Opposes Tru man’s Plea for Continu-

Italian People Excited.   Would Return U. S. Job Service To State Control

House Group Recommends Turning Back Employment Service To Various States

States May Get Control Of Service   Appropriations Branch Recommends Action by October 1; Counter to President   Congress Will Vote      Both Houses Will Get Matter Before Any Decision Comes

State Control Asked For Employment Service by Oct. 1  Appropriations Group Favors Proposal

MINE OPENING FAILS TO HALT OTHER LAYOFFS   Ford And Chrysler Forced To Furlough Workers; Westinghouse Opens   SOME MINERS DEFY ORDER   More Than 50,000 Still Idle In Pennsylvania; Freight Is Moving Again

Most Miners Return but U.S. Industry Hard Hit, Few Are Able to Increase Output

Many Refuse To Follow  Lewis Order   Production Is Less Than Hall Of Capacity

Miners Returt To Pits Today Under Truce   _ Some Factories Affected By Strike Ramoain Closed

PAULEY-TOLD-— ~ HE HAS LOST         DEMOCRATIC CALL HALT ON HEARINGS AND DECLARE PAULEY CAN'T WIN *CONFIRMATION--—-

Accident Toll List Growing; Troopers Bus}   Man Hurt in Fall at Hopwood: Two Cars Collide In Radstone Two.

Awards Are Made. To Underclassmen  At High School  * Two. Assemblies. Are  “ Used‘To. Recognize  ye eee Ak! Italo

Awards Are Made To Underclassmen  At High School  Two Assemblies Ar _ Used'To Recognize

Wait For Official Canvass G.0.P. Claims Sweeney Yet  To Be Victor

G. 0. P. Takes 4 of 6 W. Va. House Chairs   Both Parties Wait Outcome of Kilgore’: 3.000-Vote Margin

Ballots Stolen in Raleigh County; W. A. Thornhill, Jr.. Janitor Held

Russian People Asked to Finance National Economy   Monies Would Be Used on Five-Year Plan. Military Might

PANTS, MONEY STOLEN AS A MAN SLUMBERS   Former Employee, Ex-Con vict, Admits Robbing Jesse Lederer, Kintnersville   COMMITTED TO PRISON

AINTNERSVILLE BURGLAR “TOOK PANTS AND ALL”   Ex-Convict Admits He Robbed Former Employer   GOT $180 AS HIS LOOT

IN A MASS REFUSAL   Witnesses Won't Testify in Trial of Lt. Granville Cubage

KAHL 1S NAMED STATE. SAFETY COMMISSIONER   World War Il Veteran Takes Post Vacated - by Death of Wilkins

A.W. KAHL GETS SAFETY POST   S.U.I. Graduate Is Named Commissioner By Gov. Blue Today

February Marriage Boom Indicates Growing Trend   50 Percent of Applicants Non-Residents—120 Licenses Issued in 24 Days—11 States Represented— 17 Divorcees Among the Brides

GRANT 120 LICENSES DURING FEBRUARY   60° of Applicants Were Non-Residents of Bucks County   BOOM ON IN EARNEST

Rebels Cali  Volunteers to Battle   lran Premeir Terms Skirmishes Minor; Sends Investigators

Second Searching Party Hunts Airliner Wreckage   Blizzard, Zero Weather Delay Efforts To Locate Plane Down on Mountain with 21 Aboard

SEARCH PARTY FOR PLANE IS FORCED BACK   Unable to Reach Scene of United Air Liner Crash

NoTracekound OFM issing Ship W ith21 Aboard   Rescue Parties Turned Back  From Mountain Peak By Heavy Snow

HUNT CONTINUES FOR AIR VICTIMS   Second Party Sets Out in Search of Wreckage and 21 Aboard

SEARCHING PARTY FORGED 10 RETURN   Second Group Sets Out In Attempt To Reach Plane Wreck.

clo Electrical Union Arranges ~ Strike Tuesilay   ‘Representative in * Capi“fol Claims Netice. Sent To 200.000 ©

U: S., Russia. Agree on Preliminary. Steps For Korean Government

America’s Chief Executive Tells United Nations Assembly That Fears Of Another War Must  Be Overcome In Near Future

Welcomes U.N., Hits War Talk   President. Says  Differences Exist But Declares They Should Not Be Exaggerated or Permitted To Stand In Way of Peace. —

Truman Pledges America To Help Stop ‘Eruptions’ That-May:Mean Disaster

Resources Of This Country Are Pledged   “World-Wide Fears Of Another War Uniustified”’

Tells UN Rumors Are Slowing Up World Recovery   Admits Differences Have Arisen Among The Allies

President Tells U. N. General Assembly World-Wide War Fears Must Be Quieted; American Isolation Is Ended, He Asserts

Truman Vows U.S. Support World Peace   President: Warns Against “War Rumors’ In Opening U.N. Address,

World Disaster To Be Prevented By UN Enactment   Speaks At Opening Session of Gen. eral Assembly And Urges Cooperation Of All

Tells Assembly Fears of New War Unjustified   President Warns U.N., However, That Rumors Must Be Checked

War Mongers Taken To Task By President   Chief Executive Opens United Nations General Assembly

War Rumors Must Be  Halted Soon   President Tells First Session of United Nations General Assembly Differences Have Arisen Among Allies But They Must Be Stopped Shortly

President Says Fears of War Unwarranted in Address Opening U. N. General Assembly

President Pledges All Nation’s Resources to Prevent Another Disaster From Befalling World

Differences Of Allies Admitted   President Terms World-Wide Fears Of Another War ‘Unwarranted And Unjustified’; Raps At Rumors

U. S. Pledged To Prevent Eruption Of Divergent Political Philosophy   Rumors Of War Hurt, He Declares   President Tells UN Differences Have Arisen Between Allies

Five Arraigned In Carroll Case   Death Penalty Asked For Three Charged With Killing Raleigh Man

; wt Montana Pioneer Dies in Dillon   Was the First White  fre) Bee te Ml

Montana Pioneer  Dies in Dillon Was the First White Girl Born in State

Arabian King, Truman Clash   President ‘Calls for Entry of 100,000 Jews to   Palestine

Truman Denies  Arab Charges   President. Arabian King Tilt Over Palectine

President Replies to King of Arabia  Immediate Entry of Jews Urged

Sends Long Message to King Ibu Sand _of Ara bia. Rejects Monarcli’s Contention’

RENEWS PLEA ON PALESTINE IMMIGRATION   Truman Again Urges Early Entry Of 100,000 Jews

New Mark for Atlantic Crossing   Passenger Plane Makes Trip in 12 Hours, 49 Minutes

ARGENTINA AND REDS FRIENDLY   Power Politics Seen In Sudden Warmth Toward Russia

Jury Gets Instructions From Judge in Finale of Waters Murder Trial

Four Dead In  Suicide Pact  Husband, Sisters Join Woman In Death

Egyptians Welcome   Pie tos  ‘Btitish-in-a Spot As Nile Kingdom Grants:  Refuge to Arabian Anti.Zinsiatel eadar .

MUFTI GRANTED EGYPT ASYLUM   Mystery Of Disappear. ance Of Anti-Zionist Leader Solved

ANTI-ZIONIST LEADER GETS PROTECTION  FROM EGYPT      Haj Amin Who  Disappeared From France Showed Up In Cairo Yesterday

Grand Mufti Takes Refuge In Egypt; Asylum Will Be Granted By King Farouk   Refugee Accused Of Broadcasting Fer Hitler And Causing Arab Outbreake

Egypt Grants Anti-Zionist Mufti Asylum   Political Refugee Accused by British Of Broadeasting for Hitler During War

Grand Mufti In Egypt   Nile Kingdom Will Grant Him Asylum, Says Foreign Minister

Grand Mufti of Jesusalem Wins Haven in Egypt   Efforts to. Locate Arab Firebrand Coincided With Palestine Riots

Egypt Grants Mufti Refuge   King Farouk Annouhce: Arab Leader Given Sane tuary In Cairo. 

Egypt Grants Asylum To Fusitive ‘Mufti   Egyptian Minister Says Arab Firebrand Will Not Be Turned Over To Any Other Country

Egypt Will Grant Asylum to Husseini Mufti of Jerusalem   Mystery of Arab’s Whereabouts Solved By Palace Statement

EGYPT TO GRANT  MUFTI ASYLUM   Palace Reveals Arrival, Call On King Farouls

Push A-Bomb Photo Search   FBI Reveals Pictures Not of Weapon, But Of Related Items

HUNT IS BEGUN FOR VIEWS OF BOMB SECRETS   Start Search Following Arrest Of Men Trying To Sell Pictures

FBI Presses Search For Secret Photos   Government Picks Up More Pictures of Atom Bomb

High Court Will Rule On Legality Of Injunction   All Organized Labor Is In Uneasy Coalition Against Injunctions, Which Had Previously Been Outlawed By Congress.

Protection Of Public Demanded   Labor Leaders To Fight New Legislation

Carferry Employes Vote To Return To Jobs After, Vote, Yesterday To Join Walkout

Hope For End Of Long Auto Strike Appears   SETTL EMENT OF GENER’L MOTORS DISPUTE IS LOOKED FOR

Hold Jim Crow Law Not Legal   Supreme Court Says State Cannot Enforce Segregation On Buses.

COURT FAVORS NEGRO’S PLEA   Nation’s Highest Tribunal Decides Against Virginia's Jim Crow Law

“JIM CROW” LAW ON INTER-STATE BUSES OUTLAWED BY COURT  SEGREGATION OF NEGRO,   SEGREGATION OF NEGRO, WHITE PASSENGERS NOT REQUIRED, SAYS RULING

JIM CROW LAW HELD INVALID   Seaseanthin Ruled Illegal on  Interstate Buses

“JIM CROW” LAW ON  INTER-STATE BUSES  OUTLAWED BY COURT SEGREGATION OF NEGRO,  WHITE PASSENGERS NOT REQUIRED. SAYS RULING

COURT AGAINST JIM CROW LAW   High Tribunal Hits Race Sepregation:

Segregation of Passengers on  Buses Ruled Out   Supreme Court's Decision Given in Appeal of Nearo

Interstate Bus Segregation  OfRacesRuledOut By Court   Tribunal Holds That States Cannot Require Segregation Of White And Negro Passengers In Buses Crossing State Lines; Railroad Trains Not Involved

Decides States Cannot Foree Segregation Of Black, White   Burton Dissents in 6 to 1 Verdict on Virginia Case

Freedom of Press Cited By Justices In ‘Contempt’ Case   RULES AGAINST SEGREGATION

ELECTRIC UNION ASKS MORE PAY   ‘Skyrocketing Prices’ Citec By Big CIO Affiliate

--Senatorial Campaign- Sen. Butler Cancels His Debate Plan   Griswold Had Already Aecepted Invitation

PRUNE BUDGET NINE BILLIONS, TABER’S VIEW   GOP Appropriations Committee Chairman Airs Views At Meeting

Taber Sees $9 Billion Cut in Federal Budget,  1 Million Worker Slash

9-Billion Budget Cut Advocated by Taber  Military, Other Agencies Studied; The. fh 8 Poe Tew a. a Dp.

Republican Axe Has Resistance On Tax Cutfing  GOP Senators Talk  Of Blocking Bilbo  Bene Tabina fant

Rep. Taber Ask: Nine Billion Cut in Budget   GOP Legislative Program Calls for 20 Per Cent Tax Cut

US, COULD FIRE 1,000,000, REP. TABER DECLARES   Says Federal Budget Could Be Cut by 9 Billion Dollars -

Probable Appropriations Committee Chairman Says Action Can Be Taken Without Hurting Gov't Efficiency

$9 .000,000,000 CUT IN BUDGET ASKED   Taber Wants Dismissal Of 1,000,000 Government Workers

Rep. Taber Sees Huge Budget Cut   Claims 1,000,000 Govern. ment Employees Can Be  Dismissed

FUTURE HEAD OF HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS COMM. wo REMOVE MILLION FROM PAYROE

TABER ADVISES FIRING MILLION FROM PAY ROLL   Charges Most Departments Have Twice As Many As Needed For Staffs

Taber Proposes 9-Billion Slash In Federal Budget  Million Workers Would Be Fired

$9. Billion Cut In U.S.. Budget Asked   Dismissal Of Million Government Civilian Workers Also:Recommended

Sees Million Cut Off U.S. Payroll, Nine Billion Reduction In Spending

Appropriations Heac Sets Drastic Goals   Rep. Taber Proposes $9 Billion Lop From Budget, 1,000,000 From Emolovee Lists

Taber Aims ToCutBudgel By 9 Billion   Million Federal Employes Due To Lose Jobs

Would Also Fire Million Workers On Federal. Job:          ‘For Chopping Spending Te Size Of U.S. Income

GOP for Drastic Budget Cui  Rep. Teber Would   Rep. Taber Would Fire Million U. §. Employes, Seve  9 Billions a Year   CIO Factions Line Up For Test of Strength

Doughton's Successor as Head of Appropriations Committce Demands Big Cut.

Lopping Off Of Many Federal Workers Comes   BIG REDUCTION SOUGHT BY REPRESENTATIVE TABER

BILLIONS IN FEDERAL EXPENSES ARE TO BE GUT BY NEW CONGRESS MEETING IN JANUARY, 1947   Demand for Immediate Change in Britain’s  Foreign Policy Is Made by Labor Governmen:John L. Lewis Turns Down Proposal for Truce In Coal Negotiations—Other Worldwide News

FOR A 9 BILLION BUDGET REDUCTION   Would Require Dismissal o! a Million Federal Employees   'TABER REVEALS ,PLAN   Payrolls in Most Depart. ments Twice Necessary  Size, He Says

Taber Proposes Million U.S. Workers Be Cut  * * * * 4 * * * & * * * * * * * -G'anae Galanne Q'dateenc G BREliseannn Qian BRa @heuwadl KMeeannen BRecclhletat

Says Budget Can Be Cut 9 Billions   Would Not Damage Efficiency, Says N. Y. Congressman

U.S. EXPENSE SLASH ASKED   G.0.P. Representative Thinks Cut of 9 Billion Could Be Effected.

Sees 9-Billion Cut in Budget  '© OP. Apcropriations Leader Comments on Government Slashes

Reduction Of Nine Billions In Budget Uraed   Tabor Would Clip Million Employes Off Federal Rolls

Republican Calls For Nine Billion Slash in Budget   Rep. Taber Advocates Dismissal of Million  U.S. Civilian Workers

Would Fire Million Workers to Reduce  Expenses 9 Billion _ New York Solon  Says It Wouldn't

TEMPERATURES   Million Gov't Employes Face Republican Ax   GOP Strategists To Pare Expenditures; Plan Lower Taxes

Recommends Cut in Federal Budget   Rep. Taber Says At Least 1,000,000 Workers Should Be Dismissed

Will Reduce Budget By $9,000,000,000 And Not Hurt Efficiency   Taber, Next Head Of Appropritaions Committee Outlines Useless Items To Be Sliced Off In Bringing About Big Cut In Expenditures.

Budget Reduction Of Nine Billions Aim, Says Taber   Slash in Payrclls Would Not Damage Government Ef. ficiency, He Adds

Budget Cut Of $9 Billion ls Requested   Federal Payroll Slash toi Be Asked By Republicans

Million Federal Employes to Go   Republican Economy Move Takes Form; To Save $9,000,000

New GOP House Conimittee Head Pleads for Cut in Nation’ s Bud et

9 Billion Budget Cut Outlined   Taber Says U. S. Could Trim Staff by Million

Budget Cut Is Urged by Rep. Taber   Republicans Swing Axe at Taxes bit Suggestions For Slashes Opposed by Some in Both Partie-

Rep. Taber Urges U.S. Budget Cu   Plen Would Call For Dismissal Of 1,000,000 Worber-.

WouldDismiss Million From U. S. Payroll   Big Budget Cut Possible, Tabor Contends; GOP Opposition Heard

NINE BILLION SAVINGS PLAN GIVEN BY GOP   Dismissal of Million Civihar Government Wor  paged by-Renablican:.   CLAIM SAVING CAN BE MADE, EFFICIENCY KEPT

Taber Says Nine Billions Budget Cut Would Not Impair Efficiency   Civilians, Armed Forces Get Jolts   Pruning Proposed By Man Scheduled To Head Ap propriations Committee

BUDGET WOULD BE SHAVED BY NINE BILLIONS   GOP Solon Urges Reduction of Million Government Employes

1,000,000 FEDERAL WORKERS FACING LOSS OF JOBS   Say Cut of Nine Billions Will Not Imnair Budeet

Army to Use Drone Planes In Dress Rehearsal of ‘Push Button’ War

Truman Talk Is Praised By Molotov   Russian Terms Address to U.N. ‘Great Speech’

MOLOTOV SHAKES HANDS WITH TRUMAN    Russian Congratulates President on Latter’s “Great Speech” to U. N. Assembly.

TO NOMINATE   State Vote Count Shows Prohibitionists Win Place in Primary

Drys in State Win Right to Place on Ballot   Official Count Shows Prohibition Party Is Entitled to Nominate Primary Candidates

Bombay Quiet After Mutiny   Strikes Ending, Students Still Plan Demonstration; Death Toll Is Unknown

Bombay Completely Quiet as Mutinous Sailors Drop Arm:   City Experiences First Peaceful Night Since Week Ago Tonight

SAILORS RESUM: SEA DUTIES AS ALE BUT ONE STRIKE ENDS; ° TOMMIES WATCH FOR NEW RIOTS

CONDITIONS IN BOMBAY NEAR NORMAL AGAIN   Sailors Return to Duty; Industrial Plants Reopen

PEACE RETURNS TO INDIA WHEN SAILORS WORK   Mutiny Ends ond Conditions Are Said To Be About Normal in Bombay

India Situation 1s Practically Back fo Normal   Royal Sailors Have. Returned to Duty

, Quiet Returns To Bombay As Rioting Stops   Mutinous Seamen Return To Duty; Strikes Ashore Come To End.

BOMBAY SCENE NEARS NORMAL   British Communique Reports Mobs Under Control, Troops Quiet

Conditions In Bombay ‘Again Near Normal      Partieip vated Ihr Mutire } . Laat Week ReturnPo ed ic Duty": :

BOMBAY QUIET AS INDIAN SAILORS RETURN TO DUT   Sritish Guard Against New Violence; 228 Reported "Killed in Riots

Bombay Riots Abate; Students Plan March  Sy a  . :  ae a aan i: eee mee   Mutinous Sailors Return to Duty; Police Round Up Revolt Leaders

Bombay Nearly Normal  Indian Naval  Mutineers Go m ff s,s. F..z..

Bombay Returns To Normai   Sailors Back on Duty, Most Strikes End; Many Dead

BOMBAY REGION NORMAL AGAIN, SAILORS ON JOB   English Take Precautions To Keep Students From  Renewing Violence

STRIKES ENDED AT PLANTS IN CITY   Royal Indian Sailors Re turn To Service   TAKE PRECAUTIONS   fo Avoid More Violence; Army Says 228 Killed; Auchinleck Praised

Conditions Said ‘Normal’ In Bombay; Strikes End   British Tommies Take Precautions To Make Certain Student Meets Are Quiet

228 KILLED: _  Bombay Back to  Normal After Bloody Riot  Majority Strikes , Except Air Force

Bombay Quiet After Mutiny Comes to End   Casualty Figures Show At Least 228 Killed And 1.047 Injured— Many Victims Unknown

Royal Indian Seamen Return To Norma! Duty   Air Force Personnel Still Refuse Work; Casualty List High

Riots End In Bombay   City Reported Near Normal After Week Of Bloody Mutiny

Indian Sailors Who Mutinied Return To Duty  Bombay Conditions ‘Practically Normal’

Only Few Disorders ‘Are Reported During the Week-End; Students  Watched Closely

Mutiny Ends And Bombay  NormalAgain   British Take Precautions Against Fresh Outbreak; 190 Die In Rioting

Over 200 Killed In Rioting At Bombay   New Major Crisis Looms For Harried British In Palestine As 50,000 Jews Demonstrate

India Riots Subside; 228 Known Dead   Mutinous Sailors Back On Duty; Bombay Nears ‘Normal’

BOMBAY BACK TO NORMAL AS STRIKES AND  RIOTING ENDS   British Send In Warships and Navy Personnel To Help -Quell Violence

Conditions in Bombay are Almost Norma.   Royal Indian Sailors Have Gone  Back to Work

CONDITIONS NEAR NORMAL IN BOMBAY   Roval Indian Sailors Who Mutinied Back on Duty —Toll in Rioting Set at 228 Killed and 1,047 Hurt,

Indian Sailors Return to Duty   Bombay Situation Is Described as  Practically Normal

RIOTS QUELLED; BOMBAY NORMAL   Casualties Oo Four Days Of Violence Total 1,282, With 226 Killed

Bombay Back Almost To Normal Now   Casualties in Mutiny At Least 228 Dead, 1,047 In. jured; Four Probes Begun

GETTING BACK T0 NORMAL.’    226 Were Killed: In East Week’s Riotings ..

RIOTS IN BOMBAY QUELLED; STRIKES AT MILLS ENDED   BRITISH SOLDIERS GUARD AGAINST NEW STUDENT OUTBREAK

Royal Indian Sailors Are Back on Duty   Conditions in Bombay Are Reported as “Practically Normal”

Hope Fades For Lives of 11 on Plane      Search for Missing Air Liner Hampered by Bad Weather; Pilot Reports What May Be Wreckage

Pilot Reports Spotting Craft on °) Mountain: Side: Eleven : Were on Board

Two Pilots Report  Evidence of  Missing Airplane Aerial Searchers  See Hints That Big Ship Crashed

Fabricators Gan Pay, ClO Holds   Could Sign Wage Contracts Without a Price Raise, Murray

PRESSURE KEPT ON FABRICATOR   CIO Officials Insist Plants Can Handle Pay Boost

TURKS READY FOR ANYTHING ALONG BORDER   Something Abnormal About to Happen, Source Close to Government Says   ‘STATEMENT COMES ON HEELS OF RED DEMAND

Russia Renews Turkish Demand   Future Control of © Dardanelles Sought

UNO Site Dispute Will Be Revived   Australia Again Asks San Francisco Location

 To Save German Airmen  c oncentration Camp Inmates F rozenn Nazi Medical Tests

imr oe ata taligess Nazis Froze Human Guinex,” =  Bee OT)    Pigs In Experimental Work

Murphy And Short Clash   Major General Charges Representative With “Misquoting’” Him

Short Protests Pearl Harbor Quiz Procedure   Flareup Comes As Witness Says He’s Misquoted

Labor Unions Join Forees On Insurance   Move To Eliminate Inequalities Between States In Jobless Pay

ARL, 0.10. Seek More Liberal Jobless Benefits   Unified Federal Plau Sought With Inequities Removed

Treaty for Bulgaria Is Written   Hungarian Pact Is Next to Be Adopted

U.S. Makes Arms Pledge   Yugoslavia Demands America Withdraw Naval Units From Greek Waters

Plea Is Made By Yamashita For Clemency   Execution of Japanese General Ordered Delayed:

JAP’S PLEA FOR CLEMENCY IS UP TO TRUMAN   Secretary Of War Stays MacArthur’s Death Order Until The President Acts

Yamashita Clemency Plea Delivered to White House   General MacArthur Cabled Orders Not to Execute Condemned Japanese War Crimina Until Further Advised by War Department

White House Receives Plea For Clemency by Yamashite   War Department Cables MacArthur Not To Execute Death Sentence on Japanese General ‘until Further Advised

Execution Stay For  Yamashita   Order Pending Action On Plea For Clemency On Death Sentence

Truman to Study Yamashita's Clemency Plea  Execution Delayed by Orders of  Sarratery of War

YAMASHITA MAY GAIN CLEMENCY   Stay Of Execution Given In Sentence To Die On Gallows

YAMASHITA I GRANTED STAY OF EXECUTION   Clemency Appeal For Jap General Made To President

M’ Arthur Ordered to Hold Up Execution of Yamashita   Cable Goes Forward From Washington After Plea for Clemency Is Delivered to White House—Action Comes on Heels of Allied Commander’s Approval of Death Sentence and His Order That Former Adversary Be Hanged Secretly.

Scores Hurt In Chicago El Train Crash    Express Collides. With Rear Of- Another Train; Blinding Fog Blamed.

240 INJURED AS TRAIN CRASHES   Elevated Roms Through End Of Another During Heavy Foq

710 INJURED AS CHICAGO "EL’ TRAINS COLLIDE IN FOG   Picture Page 12

Cars Crash at Chicago Station in Heavy Fog   ‘10 Seriously Hurt as Crowded Express Rams Train

Elevated Trains Collide in Fog  Hundreds Injured in Crash in Chicaae

El Crash in Chicago Injures 250 As Kos Obscures Visien of Motorman —

Over 240 Involved in Elevated Train Pileup in Chicago      10 Injured Seriously as Trains Crash in Heavy Lake Fog

TRAINS COLLIDE “iw UHIDAGD FOC   Jammed Elevated Rams Rear Of Another; 287 Injured

Express Trains in Chicago Collide In Fog During Early Morning Rush

TRAIN RAMS INTO REAR OF ANOTHER DURINGHEAVY F0G   CRASH OCCURS AT 47TH STREET, 10 SERIOUSLY HURT

240 Injured in Chicago Wreck   Elevated Express Train Rams Into Rear of Another in Fog

ELEVATED TRAINS CRASH; SCORES OF PASSENGERS HURT   ‘Heavy Fog Blamed for Smashup of Chicago-Trains During Morning Rush Hour

xpress Ram Long Period njures 270 Of Prosperity n Windy City ; Predicted

Rush-Hour Collision. Is Laid To Fog   1,300 To 1,500 Passengers Aboard; 10 In Seriaus Condition.

240 Injured In Wreck on Chicago L’   One Train Rams Other, Which Had Halted  In Heavy Fog.

‘Ten Reported In Serious Condition After Accident On South Side; Tiains Derailed But Remain On Elevated Structure

xpress Train Rams Another In Heavy Fog   Between 240 and 270 Persons Injured. Ten Seriously

Hundreds Hurt As Chicago ‘El’ Trains Collide   len in Serious Condition; Accident Occurs in Dense Fog

Chicago Trains  Hit: 240 Hurt   Elevated Collides In Fog With Halted Car Ahead

10 SERIOUSLY HURT IN CRASH THIS MORNING   Elevated Express Rams Into Rear of Another in Fog

MORE THAN 240 HURT IN WRECK OF ‘EL’ TRAINS   10 Reported Serious Afte: Crash In Fog In Rush Hour At Chicago

Blinding Fog Blamed In Rush-Hour Mishap   10 Riders in Serious Condition; Traffic Rerouted Around Scene

240 to 270 Hurt in ‘L’ Collision   Elevated Train Rams Rear of Another Today

240 Injured In Crash On Chieago“L’   Total May Be Close To 300; Two Crowded Trains Collided In

Els in Collision, Hundreds Hurt  Se, ee a og ye ae R   Trains on Chicago's * South Side Crash

ELEVATED TRAIN MISHAP INJURES 240 IN CHICAGO   Collision of Two Units Blamed On Fog Early This Morning

240-270 HURT IN A CHICAGO “EL” CRASH   Ten of Victims in Serious Condition as Express Train Rams Into Rear of Another in Heavy Fog.

Nearly 270 Hurt in. EI Crash   One Express Train Rams Second {n Chicago Foq

Between 240 And 270 Hurt In Train Crash   Two Elevated Carriers In Chicago Wreck

140 to 270 Persons Injured in Crash Of Chicago Trains   Two Trains Crack Up During Rush Hour; None Die

240 to 270 Hurt When L Trains Crash   Express Train Rams Rear of Another Train In Heavy Fog During Rush Hour in Chicago

Producers Have Two Week Supply   Carnegie-Illinois Closing 20 Blast. Furnaces Immediately

CHINESE PEACE TALKS REVIVED   Nanking Parley Ends Deadlock As Fighting Raged

China Cliques  Meet on Peace   Federal-Red Conference thawwe tie Mawnkviwa

DESEVERSKY TO ELABORATE ON THECKY GUIDED MISSILES WILL WAGE FUTURE WARS

COURT MARTIAL PRESIDENT HAS VACATED BENCh   Colonel Relieved During Trial Of Muskogee Sergeant at Lichfield, England

Court Martial Head Barred at His Own Personal Request   Colonel Moore Asks for Disqualification In Lichfield Hearings

Tells Of GI  Massacre  Tribunal Hears   Tribunal Hears Killings Described

Russia Invekes Two-Third Rule At Conference 3   Italian Fleet Is Cut To 10 Major Ships, Army Limited

Limitin oF lialian Military   Conference Sets Seal on Clauses  Cutting Fleet to Ten Major Ships

RUSSIA INVOKES NEW  TWO-THIRDS BALLOT  RULE AT CONFERENCE LIMITS ON MILITARY  MIGHT OF ITALY GET COMMITTEE APPROVAL

Auto Group To Ask For Bie Raise   Murray Hints At General Hike For CIO

UAW to Hand Chrysler New Terms Sunday   Reuther Expected To Demand 20-Cent Increase in Wages

SCREEN TESTS FOR ELIGIBLE: SET BY DRAF1   Selective Service Will Call Non-Fathers Between 26 and 29

CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS AWAIT COURT DECISION  ACTION TO REMODEL   ACTION TO REMODEL ILLINOIS DISTRICTS DELAYS PETITIONS

OPA May Be Shorn Of  Some Powers   Banking Conunittee Winds Up Hearings On Price Controls

OPA Hearing Closes; Solons Sure Agency To Be Shorn Of Some Power

WEAKER OPA IS SET FOR NATION   House Banking Group Ends Hearings—Agency May Lose Some Powers

OPA Leaders Fear Restricions Will Wreck OPA Program   Mest Congressmen Agree OPA Will Be Continued, Then Fight Comes On Powers

CurbsOn OPA Authority Extent Predicted [As Bank Committee Ends Subject Hearings

OPA kK xpected To Lose Some  Of Its Power   Such Action Might Make It Impossible To Curb Inflation

Bowles Ends Case For OPA   Members Predict Freely That Price Agency Would Be Shorn Of Powers.

HEARINGS ON OPA ARE CONCLUDED   CUTS IN AGENCY'S AUTHORITY FREELY PREDICTED BY HOUSE MEMBERS,

House Solons Say OPA Will Be Restricted   Prediction Comes as Bowles Again Warns of Inflation

Wind Up Hearing  On OPA   Predict It Will  Be Shorn Of Some Powers: Sure It Will Last Until June 30

OPA Facing Cut in Powers, Solons Believe  Bank Committee Hearings

OPA Facing Cut in Powers, Solons Believe Bank Committee  Hearings TH. ... 4145. FIL. I

Full Investigation of Anvy’s Demobilization Program Seen Likely   MARINE: DISCHARGE SCORE DOWN TO 45   Organization to Represent  ’ All Gls in Philippines _ Planned in‘ Manila:

CONGRESS MAY PROBE U.S. ARMY DISCHARGE PLANS   Manila Demonstration Touches Off Demands  Be Pets ae

DEMANDS FOR ~ DEMOBILIZATION QUERY GROW   Response to GI Demonstration Rife In Washington.

Gl RALLIES — ARE HAVING ANT EFFECT ~   ‘Demands Mount for Congress to Probe Service Discharges.

Congress Upset By Angry GI Meet in Manila   Gripes Registered At Paris and , ‘Also in Washington

SOLONS DEMAND CONGRESS PROBE JBRRL  ause Renercussions      GI: Protests on-Army Policy ~ Catise Repercussions in Washington.   BROKEN FAITH CHARGED!   One Member Views Move as Possible Pressure for Universal Draft

Congressmen Demand Full — Investigation Of Demobilization Plan After Protests From Gls

CONGRESS WILL HEED Gl PLEAS   WILL INVESTIGATE . DISCHARGE HELAYS

WER 20,000 SEE WCE CARD AND MORSE SHOW   Big Stake Events in Horse Show to Be Run Off Tonight

MAYOR ASKS FOR FEDERAL HELP   VIOLENCE SPREADS IN WISCONSIN STRIKE

Browder Held In England On   Former Head Of U. S.  Communists Will  Cantinue Tamorrow

British Police Hold Browder Incommunicado   Former Head of Commun: ists in America To Leave Today for U. S.

‘British Hold Earl Browder  Communist Detained Until Plane Teavec

British Hold Earl Browder   Ex-Head Of Communists In U. 8. Held Tacommunicado Tn London.

British Hold Earl Browder   Will Be Allowed to Take Plane Tomorrow For Flight to U. S.

British Hold Earl Browder  Incommunicado   Former Leader of U. §. Communists Waits for Plane Alone at London

Browder Is Held Incommunicado  Communist Leader Detained In London

POLICE WATCH EARL BROWDER   London Security Officers Guard Communist On Way To New York

British Police Hold Earl Browder Outside London  U. $. Communist Will

Stopover Is Spent In Police Barracks   American Embassy Spokesman Says Visitor ‘‘Apparently Happy”; Has Made No Complaint   Leaving Tuesday.

Russia Defeating America, Britain in Winning Over German Cultural Classes

Russians Court Intellectuals Among Germans   Neither British Nor Americans Encourage German Cultural Classe:

Bombay: Riots Are Renewed   Acid Is Hurled at ‘Strollers; Strife Has Spread to Caleutta

14 Killed in New Hindu-Moslem Religious Riots   British, Indian Troops Strive to Restore Order

14 More Killec As New Riots Hit Bombay   Hindu-Moslem Religious Warfare Also Injures 78; Arson Reported

‘Reorganization of U.S. Agricultural Depariment Urged in Proposed Bill

POLES ACCUSE U.S. OF INTERFERENCE   CHARGES INFRINGEMENT OF SOVEREIGN RIGHTS — ALLEGATION 18 DENIED,

Kaiser To Be Top Witness In Ship Probe   House Committee To Open Investigation Into : Builders’ Profits

Kaiser Billed Star Witness In Ship Probe   Fantastic Profits Expected Te Be Exposed by House  QrnneewmntQeoin Yeeees*...

TWO Bit, 13 bURI IN INDIANA GRASH   American Airlines Plane Falls Near Michigan City, Ind.

BATTLES FOR PRICE CONTROL ON OLD HOMES   Block Attempts to Remove Subsidy Plan, Guarantees From Housing Bill

Housing Bill  Passes Tests   Senate Leaders Seek Third Prop to Speed 2,700,000 New Homes

PRICE CEILINGS HOUSING ISSUE   Power For Wyatt Debated As Prop Is Added To Bill

Housing Legistatior Prop Sought by Administration   ‘Power Sought to Clamp Ceilings on Old. New Dwellings

Battle For Price Ceilings On Old Houses In Senate   Backers Block Attempts To Take Provisions  Out Of Bill

Senate Votes Housing Bill Subsidy Plan   Wyatt's Powers Are Bolstered By Administration

RASA RS EL YE  Push Fight For 0. K. On Housing Bill Urge Ceilings ;

Senate Approve Subsidy Fund To Boost Buildina   Guarantee To Buy Prefabricated Homes Is Also Given OK

Little Opposition Seen as .Senate Leaders Push for Action After Winning Other Points.

Labor Disputes Plague Nation   New Shipping Strike Gets Under Way as Negotiations Fail.

PICKETS IN RIOT ATL. A. FILM STUDIO   Deputies Battle Hundreds in Front Of M-G-M Studio

SHIPPING TIEUP AGAN CONFRONTS COASTAL DARTS   Violence Flares Anew ir Hollywood Strike and Another Threatens   PITTSBURGH IDLE GROWS  Power Deadlock Puts 60,000 Out of Work; Columbus Transit Snarled

NEW WAVE OF STRIKES HITS UNITED STATES   ‘Shipping Tied When Workers ~ Walk Out Again; Columbus, Pittsburgh Crippled

Shipping Tied Up For Second Time In Month   Columbus, O., Bus Service Halted; Film Citv Hie

Trouble Looms For Revival Of Meat Controls   Some Democratic Senators Lining Up Behind GOP  Effort To Whittle  Down OPA. Bill

Demos Split On OPA Meat   Several Joining With Republicans in Move to Take Controls off Meat in Bill

Barkley Says New OPABIll To BePassed   tssue Of Meat Prices Threatens Deadlock Over New Price Law

Republicans Confident Dozen Democrats Will  Join Him In Fight   Anv Such Measure  Would Be Vetoed   Administration Lieutenant Are Disturbed Over ‘Objectionable’ Plan

SENATE SPLIT INDICATED IN PAULEY BATTLE   ‘New Testimony To De termine Chances of  Favorable Vote

Democratic Split Threatens to Block Revival of Meat Controls  Truman Veto Expected If Wherry Succeeds in   Truman Veto Expected If Wherry Succeeds in Proposal to Cut Meat, Poultry From OPA Renewal Bill

Move to Lift Meat Ceiling Is Supported   Backing for Proposal by Wherry Grows; Barkley Sees Possible Action   By End of Week

DEMOCRAT SPLIT HITS OPA RENEWAL CHANCES   Plan to End Meat Controls in New Setup Despite Veto Danger Rouses Senate Rivals

Control Of Meat Prices Hampered By Party Split  Senate Opens OPA Dahate Tamorraw

Democrats Are ‘Split on Meat Conirols   f Senate Heads jor Collision on OPA Measure

— CHALLENGE .—  Meat Price Control Is Main Issue   Murdock Asserts Curb Elimination Means Veto

Republicans Expect Backing in OPA Tiff   Another Veto by Truman Forecast If Coalition Wins Fieht on Meat

Demos Split Over Control ‘Of Meat Pay   Wherry Confident Dozen Democrats Will Follow On Proposal For Decontrol.

Democrat Split May Block OPA Meat Revival   Say Senate Might Send Bill Up To White House In Next Seven Days

Democratic Split Block:  Renewal of Price Curb Effort  CAD aii WL. Mf!

OPA Meat Curbs May Be Dropped   Senate Action On New Bill Seen This Week; Bitter Fight On Amendments May Delay Vote: Demos Seeking Backing

Demo Split ls Threat fo OPA Measure   Big Fight Coming on Removal of Meat from Price Control

SENATE READY FOR DEBATE ON NEW OPA BILL   Democratic Split May Block Revival of Some Restrictions

Democrats Line Up For Proposal:  Barkley Sees Complete Bill By End OF Week’ ’

Amendment Will Remove Poultry, Meat From List   OPA Revival Bill May Go To White House By End of Week

DEMO SPLIT THREAT 10 OPA REVIVAL   WHERRY WOULD CUT MEAT, POULTRY OFF LIST

DEMOCRATIC SPLIT THREATENS TO BLOCK ‘MEAT CONTROLS IN ANY NEW OPA BILL

SPLIT IN RANKS OF DEMOCRATS THREATENS OPA   : Senate Girds for New Battle on Extension  Of Controls

Democrats Split  On Meat Control  OPA Bill May-Piss ‘Senate This Week, Barkley Says:

Democratic Split Blocks Renewal of Price Curb Effort   GOP Whip Wherry Confident of Supper Needed to Cut Meat, Poultry From List of Controlled Products

GOP Leader Gets Support For Decontrol  With OPA Bill   Administration Says Amendment To Bring Bitter Senate Battle

DEMOCRATS SPLIT ON REVIVING MEAT PRICE CONTROLS   Rift Threatens to Block Attempts of Administration Leaders to Put Regulations in Bilb.   SENATE SHOWDOWN ‘ ON ISSUE LOOMS   Murdock Predicts Truman Will Veto Measure If It Reaches Him Without Ceiling Provisions.

Split May Bar Revival Meat Price Control   Republican Senator: Wherry. Claims Dozen Senate Democrats Will Back His Proposal

Demos May Split Over OPA Battle   Many Supporting Wherrv’s Cause

AAA BALLOTS HAVE BEEN MAILED OUT   Must Be Returned Not Later Than Next Monday

AAA BALLOTS TO BE MAILED SATURDAY   Farmers Have Until Dec. 16 To Return Them

Byrnes Charges Russia Vetoing Peace of World   Secretary Demands Peace Conference _ Be Called in July

Byrnes Says Russ Veto Peace   Puts Responsibility Up to V. M. Molotov

Byrnes Raps Red Attitude  On Treaties Hits Molotov — For Delaying

BYRNES LASHES OUT AT SOVIET   Accuses Reds of “Vetoing  World's Peace’

BYRNES FLAYS SOVIET VETOES AGAINST PEACE   Showdown Expected Monday; Molotov Asks for Time

FOOD EXPECTED TO COST MORE   Higher Prices Seen Before Next May 1 For Meat, Flour, Dairy Products

CLOSEST RACE ANOWIO VOTE. “FOR GOVERNOF   HERBERT DEFEATED GOVERNOR BY ABOUT 42,000— BRICKER HAS HUGE “MARGIN

Herbert Rides Into Columbus On GOP Gale   Bricker Presidential Prospects Raised By 320,000 Margin

PARTY FOUNDED ON RAGE HATRED BORN IN GEORGI   State Charter Is Tora Up and Mailed to Aide of Governor Arnall   RIOTOUS MEETING HELD   Group Challenges Authorities Seeking to Revoke Society’s Permit

Racists Hail ‘Party’ Birth   Columbians Tear Up State Charter, Claim They're Now 'National Party’

HATERS RIP UP CHARTER, DEFY STATE   In? brea Yh’ Atlanta Meeting

Leader of Columbians Flouts State Suit, Tears Up Charter of Group

Back in Saddle   _ sme eee plaleiarntatdetdinhdatin wv  Intolerance Riding Again

Bodies Taken Off Mountain   21 Victims Traveling By Tobogean, Sledge

Bell’s Chief Pilot Killed When P-39 Crashes in Lake      Had Been Picked to Make XS-1 Flight by Army; Hoped to Collect Trophy Today

Speed, Test Pilot  Dies in Crash Jack Woolams, 29,  Tragedy Victim

PLANE INTO LAKE’ SPEED PILOT KILLED   Jack Woolams, Who Had Qualifiec for Thompson Race, Loses Life in New York.

Posse Searches For Two Bandits   Handcuff Little Rock Patrolman To Tree After Stealing His Gun

Scientists Make _ Radar Contact. With The Moor   Ex periment Promises Peacetime, Wartime " Applications

Radar Contact With Moon Is Made by Army   Scientists Declare Experiment Promises Valuable Application

Radar Contact With Moon Reported By Army Experts   Experiments At Evans Signal Laboratory Promise ‘Valuable Peacetime As Well As Wartime Applications’   Navy's Atomic Test Fleet Is Already Being Assembled   ‘Guinea Pig” Ships And Ships For Transport Anc Supply Already Westbound In Pacific For Test To Study Effects Of Atomic Bomb

‘SPACE SHIPS’ NEXT   Army’s Scientists Achieve  Radar Contact With Moon

RADAR CONTACT MADE WITH MOON   SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENTS BY ARMY SIGNAL CORPS EXPERTS ANNOUNCED,

Radar Contact With Moon Opens New Geientific Vistas: Rocket Trips Possible

Scientists in Radar Contact  With the Moon   Pulses of Very High Frequency Shot Into Space

Radar Contact With Moon Reported By Army Signal Corps Scientists

Employes Leave Jobs to Attend Parley of Union   Spread of Dispute to Other Texas Cities Held Not Improbable

AL Seamen Firm in Stand   Won’t Return to Work Until WSB Wage Cuts Scrapped, Increases Granted

CIO Seamen Support AFL Union Strike   Curran Reaffirms Support ‘OF Demand For RestoraHion Pav Cut.

CIO Backs AFL Seamen In Strike   Union Leader Curran Says Men Not Treated Fairly On Wage Issue; Truce Hone Given Ip

CIO SEAMEN TO DEMAND WAGE RISE OF BOARD   Union Leader Curran Reaffirms Support of Walkout by AFL

CIO Seamen May Match Pay Demand   Maritime Chief Adds New Threat To Current AFL Shipping Strike

(10 SEAMEN 10 ASK FOR DAY RAISE   Ask Parity With Raise Won by AFI Seamen's Union

WSB Meets In Effort to Crack Shipping Tieup   Export Business at Full Standstill as All Ports Remain Strike-Bound

Trace Hope Fails In Maritime Tieup   Strangulation of Interna_ tional Commerce Is Continued   “AID DENIED TROOPSHIP   Effects of Strike Extend to Many Domestic Industries

Union Is Willing It Arbitration: Is Also on Ballot  Phone Walkout Still Set for ££ A AA Thirednau

Accept GM. proposal for secret ballot  Would vote on two alternates

Settlement Of Long Walkout Proposed   Plans For Nationwide Phone Strike Pushed As Wage Talks Are Stalled

GM Striker: Accept Vote Plan   Ballot Would Make Possible Quick Return to Work

QUARTET SLUG DEPUTY, FLEE   Ashland County Jail Break Leaves Officer In Serious Condition

JAIL BREAK AT ASHEAND      FOUR MEN SLUG JAILER WITH JAIL. BARS AND THEN SEIZE GUNS DURING ESCAPE

EFFORTS TO SETTLE MANCHURIA’S FIGHTING BREAK DOWN DESPITE GEN. MARSHALL’S BEST EFFORT:

Chiang Rejects Truce   Marshall Efforts In Manchuria Are Insufficient

Marshall Fails To Get Chinese Units Together   Indefinite Delay Expected; Capital Goes To Nanking

MARSHALL UNABLE TI  BRING GOVERNMENT,  REDS TO AGREEMENT CHIANG REJECTS PLAN  FOR TRUCE, LEAVING COMMIINICTS CITIES

Marshall Unable to End Conflict of China Groups   Chiang Kai-shek Rejects Latest Formula for Cease Fire Pact in Country

Chiang Turns Down Plan to End Conflict   Efforts to Bring End To Conflict in China Fail

MARSHALL UNABLE TO ARRANGE TRUCE IN CHVIL WARFARE   Communists Are Demanding Higher Price for Conta.fire OQeder

Efforts to Bridge Chasm Are Futile   Indefinite Delay Is Indicated In Civil Conflict Settlement

Settlement of Manchurian Civil War Seems Long Way Off As Negotiations Falte

Peace Effort Fails.   Chinese-Communist Unity Talks Called Off As,Chiang Turns Down Red Proposal

CIVIL WA OVER, GENERAL SHIFTS OFFICE   Marshall Will Go to Nanking, Try Anew for Peace in Macnhuria

Little Chance To Settle Conflict Seen   Chiang Rejects Offer Giving Communists Widespread Holdinas

Gen. Marshall Fails To Halt Chinese Strife   ATTEMPT TO END ALL STRIFE IN CHINA FUTILE

Marshall Fails to End Strife   Chiang Won’t Accept Plan of Democratic League

MARSHALL FAILS IN NEW EFFORTS TO HALT STRIFE   CHIANG PREFERS TO WAIT UNTIL ARMIES GAIN IN MANCHURIA

Effort Made By Gen. Marshall  Insufficient   fational Government MRefuses Nowest Truce Proposal: Comminists De    muni Favorable Terms   Would Have Given Reds Most of Area   Generalissimo Chiang Pre+ fers to Wail Until Forces Fight Way Northward, Reeapture Changchun

PEACE MOVE FAILS   Gen. Marshall Unable To Bring About Truce Between Chiang, Reds

Manchurian Peace Overtures Falter   Efforts by Marshall Fail to Bridge the  Chasm---Settlement Facee a tann Doalaw

Chiang, Reds Fail to Find Peace lerms   Marshali‘s Efforts Break Down; Parley Moving to Nanking

National Armies Prepare To Smash Into Manchuria And Recapture Changchun

Chiang Spurns Newest Offer To Halt Strife   Gen. Marshall Fails To Bring Accord; Reds Increase Demands

Chinese Factions Fail To Reach Peace Compact  Negotiations Break Down As Chiang Refuses Truce

MARSHALL'S EFFORTS TO END CHINESE FICHT IN VAIN   Communists Now Put High Price  On Truce With © Chiang Kai-Shek

Gen. Marshall's Efforts fo Bring Peace Are Futile   Government Refuses New Truce Proposal

Chiang  Refuses  Red Offer      Manchuria Seulement Faces Delay as Truce Proposal Is Rejected

Chiang Rejects Proposals to Halt Fighting   Communists Demand Strongly Favorable Terms on Basis of Military Successes

‘Marshall's Best Efforts Insufficient   Chiang Rejects New Peace Proposal; Negotiations End in Chungking but Likely to Re Recumed tn Nanking

Settlement Now Faces ‘Long Delay   Gen. Marshall Unable To Bring Chinese Fac tions Tocether.

Efforts To End Figthing Fail   Marshall Unable To Stop Manchuria Clash

China Factions Still Battling   Chiang Reported Rejecting Communist Plan for Peace Giving Up Much of Manchuria

Statements Filed in Prohe Are Conilicting  Pareled Conyict. Denies, Admits Pm ake wT.

Statements Filed in Probe Are Conflicting  Paroled Convict, Denies, Admits Getting Finances

Conferees on OPA Agree to Profits Plan   Manufacturers’ Margins Would Be Set by Formula

Conferees in Accord on  OPA Measure   Modified Version of Taft Amendment That Bowles Calls ‘Delayed Action Bomb’ Is Accented

Dratt Martin. Pelilions Are Given Leader  Governor Refuses te   Governor Refuses t Commit Himself on  . Question. of Sen-, ~ etorial Race. :

64 COUNTIES JOIN MOVE 10 DRAFT MARTIN   Governor Promises To Give Early Answer  To GOP Leaders

Portal Pay Suits Spread In Midwest   $56,000,000 Added To Wages and Damages CIO Seeks

Unions Filing Portal Pay Suits   Seek Millions of Dollars In Wages And Damages

Fair Labor Act of 1938 Is Used as Basis of Action in U. S.  ~ Courts

OPA Raises Price On Cotton Goods Another 2 Pct.   Agency Lays Plans To Stop Meat ‘Black Marketing’

OPA Boosts Cotton Textile Prices: Work On Stock Increases   All Out Drive Against Black Marketeers Mapped

Cotton Textile  Prices Raised By 2.5 Percent   Action Required by Law Will Mean Clothing Cact BReaoct

OPA Once More Boosts Cotton Textile Prices   Action Presages New Increase in Cost of Consumers’ Garments

Cotton Textile Ceilings Are Again Increased  OPA Maps War to  Eliminate Black Marketing

CPA Prepares roy Drive On pack Marke!   Officials Rush Work or Computing New Meat Ceilinas

OPA Prepares ror Drive On Black Marke:      Officials Rush Work on Computing New Meat Ceilings

COTTON GOODS FORCED UP IN ORDER OF OPA   ARMY OF 2,500 TO ENFORCE MEAT CEILINGS

OPA Boosts Cotfon Textile Prices: Work  On Stock Increases All Out Drive Against  Black Markeateoere

COTTON TEXTILE PRICES. BOOSTED FOR FOURTH TIME   Cost of Garments to Consum ers Expected to Go Higher:. 3 As Result of = 4 Increases. ”         4  CEILING ON LEAD ae NOT TO BE RAISED   Army of 2,500 Officers to Be.  Placed in Field to Enforce Meat Regulations.

COOL WEATHER CUTS ESTIMATES ON CORN CROP   Lack Of Rain, Cool Nights May Bring Big Reduction In Expected Yield

Master Study Would Take 20 Months   Little Opposition Seen to $18,000 Long-Range Project

teturn of King Joted by Greeks  —" Downant Da<cine Mawnereh<  ‘75 Percent Favor Monarchy: 18 Deaths Due to Violence

Monarchists Take Lead In Greek Plebiscite   Vote Three to One Officials Assert;  18 Deaths Blamed On Political Battle.

Seventy Per Cent of Voters Favor Restoration of Monarchy; Scattered Violence Attends Vot ing.

Von Papen Tells Crimes Tribunal Gestapo Murdered: Aide in Flight

BANK MEETING NEARING CLOSE   Plan for Economic Police  Force Outlined

HOLDUP MEN TRY TO KILL = TAXI DRIVER THEY ROBBED      TWO MEN BEING HUNTED AFTER ROBBERY AND COLDBLOODED ATEMPT AT BIURDER

Maritime Union President Resigns   Currain Declines To Give Reasons For Resignation

Plan a New Use For Powder Plant   Sunflower Ordnance to Have Part in Making  Farm Fertilizer   AN EMERGENCY SET UP   Major Inman Says Project Will Employ About 60 Extra Workmen

PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL FOR STREAMS   River, Harbor Act Is Now Ready For Action By Congress.

7 HURT BY FALLING PLANE INSTRUMENT   50-Pound Speed Recorder Drops From Giant Bomber, Crashes Through School Roof,

Senate Approves U.S. Adherence To World Court   Opponents of UN Cast — Only Votes Against Proposal

VOTES TO ADHERE TO WORLD COUR   SENATE PASSES RESOLUTION, 6 TO 2, AND SENDS IT TO WHITE HOUSE.

Working on Decontrol List Today   Hundreds of Items to Be Re moved This Week; White  House Conference

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL 1S LIGHT   Three Ohioans Die in Qut-ofState Mishaps -

MOVES ON NYLON BLACK MARKET   ATTORNEY GENERAL CLARK OUT TO STOP ILLEGAL TRAFFIC IN HOSIERY.

Capital ls Placed Under Martial Law; Communists  Blast Airfield 10 Hours   Chinese Red Chief Declares Troops Are Defending Selves Against Attacks by American-Armed Government Armies; Fears of Fratricidal War Expressed

The Weather   Higher Price Ceilings Set By OPA Bill   Question Of Lifting Some Controls Gets Study By Congress

Revised Price  Ceilings Set   Congressmen Study Control Removals

NEW OPA BILL HACKED INTO FINAL SHAPE   CEILINGS REVISED TO COVER COSTS IN PRODUCTION

Senate-House Committee Votes to Put in OPA Bill Amendment Bitterly Opposed by Bowles—Clause Expected to Force Wholesale Changes in Ceilings—Study Begun of Proposal to Remove Certain Controls.

REVISE PRICE CEILING PLAN   OPA Bill Conferees Adopt Provision to Consider  Increased Costs

Provision Revising Price Ceilings ls Approved by OPA Bill Conferees

Grant Revision Price Ceilings To Meet Costs   Congress Members Working OPA Bill Into Final Shape Adopt Taft Amendment With Chanaes

Revised Price Ceilings Given  Manufacturer:   Joint Committee Studies Removal of Certain Cantrala Pniizeaic

Conferees Adopt Taft Price Rider  Methods Computing , ae See  ee eS

OPA BILL BEING WORKED OVER BY CONGRESS   Senate - House Conferees Approve 1941-CostPlus Provisions

Price Ceiling Revision Gets Congress 0.K.   Question of Removing Certain Controls Entirely is Studied

SUITCASE BLAST KILLS TWOPEOPLE   Officials Seek Facts on Fatal Explosion in California.

Meat Supply Almost Gone   Few State Markets Have Stocks: Many Shops Will Close

Meat Drought Hits Wisconsin   State Cities Report Lack of Cold Cuts

‘Land Grabbing, Tax Stealing’ Policies Flayed  Verbel Fire Is Leveled ati

‘Land Grabbing, Tax Stealing Policies Flayed  Verbal Fire Is Leveled at  Parmar Canraterre

DEPUTY SLAIN, 2 OTHERS HURT   Xenia Officer Is Shot To Death After Suspects In Car Are Nabbed

Deputy Slain in Gun Battle With Suspected Auto Thief  Gunman and Another Officer Injured le Brio? Exchanae af Shatc at Yania

LAW OFFICIAL SHOT AT XENIA   Killed as Officers Corner Suspicious Men

Ike Makes New Draft Appeal   Says Expiration Would  Mean Manpower Shortage

Extension Of Draft Is Asked By Eisenhowe)   Army Will Be Short Of Manpower Unless Draft Continues After May 15, General Asserts

Cannot Foreeast  Shortage   Eisenhower Tells Congress Draft Should Be Extended For Another Year

Youths Not Best for Occupation Duty, Ike Tells Senators   Insists Army Will Be Short Unless Droft Extended

Hisenhower Says American Occupation Troops Will Be  Hurt Unless Draft [s Kept

 Draft Extension Is a  ‘Must’ Says Eisenhowe:   Sees Army Manpower Shortage Otherwise— 18-Year-Olds Come  Tim far Miererecran

Admits Boys Not Best for Occupation   General Answers Barage Of Questions; Allies Fear U. S. Weakness

General Insists On Extension To Maintain Power   Agrees 18-Year-Old Youths Are Not Best Occupation Troops

GEN. EISENHOWER IN NEW DRAFT EXTENSION PLEA   ‘Don’t Gamble With National Security,’ Army Chief Warns Senate Arms Group

If Selective Serv Sa Army Will Be Short of Men ice Ends   SPEAKS TO CONGRESS

Food Pinel Mounts in  New York   Truck Strike Hos City Paralyzed; O'Dwyer Hits Union; Shins Still Idle

Striking Truck Drivers Ignore O'Dwyer Appea!   Promise Pickets Will Stop Even Food, Milk and Medicine

TRUCK DRIVERS INN, Y. DEFY MAYOR'S PLEA   Claim Pickets Will Stop Every Truck Trying To Enter City

Peron Holds Slim Lead In Voting    Fragmentary Returns Reported In Argentina

LEAD IN BALLOTING RETAKEN BY PERON   “Strong Man” Now Ahead In Voting In Argen-

Peron Takes Election Lead In Argentina   Returns From Precincts Are Still Too Scattered To Show Real Trend

PERON IN FRONT IN VOTE COUNT   Early Tamborini Lead Wiped Out In Early Returns From Argentina

April. -Allocation: « of Wheat: Advanced   Announcement Was Made Today By the Food Board.

UNRRA Wheat Other Cereals Quota Raised   Combined Food Board Increases Allocation For April To 460.000 Tons.   NEED FAR GREATER

Food Board Hikes Allocation Of Wheat to UNRRA   Allotment Far Short Of ‘Desperate Needs,’ LaGuardia Replies

FRANCO DECLARES MONARCHY MATTER Is ONE TO BE SETTLED BY SPANISH ‘PEOPLE AT THEIR OWN CONVENIENCE

Green, Brooks Rap Policies Federal Govt.   Call for Unity To Increase GOP Seats in Conaress

REPUBLICANS HIT TRUMAN POLICIES   State GOP Convention Used as a Sounding Board to Score Administration

DETROIT MILK STRIKE AGREEMENT REACHED   Dairy Workers, Out 10 Days, Settle _for 18-Cent Hourly Wage  Tnreresa6e

Police Say Suicide After Iturbi ‘Finds Daughter, 28, Fatally Shot

MAESTRO FINDS DAUGHTER SHO]   Daughter Of Iturbi Is Suicide After Home Piano Concert

Republicans Declare They Will Cooperate [f T*man Sticks To “Middle” (curse

CHIEF 1S TOL MIDDLE ROAD’ BEST FOR HIN   Republicans Stress Their Posi tion on Truman’s Bid for Co-operation  Tn... #w@irter wewarw

KEEP TO MIDDLE OF ROAD, G. 0. P. ADVISES TRUMAN   PLEDGES SUPPORT IF PRESIDENT STEERS CLEAR OF PAC AIMS

Must Hold To Middle Course   Republicans Declare Truman Must Stay Away from Extremes To Win Their Support

Tells Truman He Must Keer Near Center   GOP Will Not Accept Legislative Program Drafted by the PAC

‘Truman Advised To Aet  Neutral   Ideas For Congress Are Outlined By GOP Senators

Middle of the Road Course Charted by GOP For Presiden   Republicans Say Truman Must Hew the Line to Expect Co-operation

Truman Told Predrafted Laws Are Out   Republicans Decla re President Must Follow Middle Path

GOPs Dictate  Harmony lerms   Republicans Say Truman Must Go Down ‘Middle of the Road’

Republicans State Truman Must Take Middle Road Polic)   People Do Not Want Extremist Views In U. S. Government

COOPERATION iP 10 TRUMAN ¢ 0.P.DECLARES   gers Say President Mus' jay on Middie-of-Road Course.  ie

Center-Line Policy, Plea To Truman   Republicans Tell Chief Executive To Keep A Middle-Road Policy If He Wants Their Help

GOP Suggests Truman Shiff for Cooperation   Say People Turned Down ‘PAC-Drafted Socialistic’ Program

Solons Bar Extremesin Legislation   Support to Present U.S. Foreign Policy Pledged By Republican; ‘P.A.C. Drafted’ Bills Out

GOP Will Back Mid-Road Gourse   Won’t Accept “PAC-Drafted” Law Making Program

Outlook For Harmony Is  Chief Topic  Damen man Pee mwemnn fs   Oppose Increase In Executive Powers 

City Will Get — mete      Assurance Given By P. M. Official   Republicans Demand President Trumar  Follow Middle-Of-The-Road Policy

LLL LLL LEELA LLL ALL ILE  GOP Leaders Call For Middle Of Road Policy

GOP's Warn Truman Must Tred Middle Of Road To Expect Full Cooperation

GOP Leaders State Terms ‘Cooperation   Stipulate' Truman Wil. Have To Go Down Middle Of Road In Legielative Mattere

President Must Take Middle Of Road, Says GOP  No ‘PAC-Drafted’ Legis. lative Program, Republi cans Insist.

G. 0. P. WANTS ‘MIDDLE ROAD’   Republicans Say They Do Not Want To Go To Right Or Left

"Socialistic Program Out, Say Senators   Pledge Cooperation Only On Middle Of Road Proposals

Republicans Tell Truman How He Can Cooperate   President Must Take Middle-of-the-Road Path. GOP Solons Say

GOP CALLS FOR MIDDLE OF THE ROAD POLICY  FROM TRUMAN   Spokesmen Say PAC-Drafted And Leftist Program Is Noi Desirable

GOP Says Truman Must Stick To Middle OF Road   Only Way He Will Win Cooperation On Lesislation.

G.O.P. Says Truman Must Follow Middle-Of-Road Legislative Course If He Wants Cooperation

GOP Leaders Say President Must Pursue  ‘Middle’ Path   Cooperation Depends On Nature Of Bills Proposed To Solons

G.0.P. CALLS ON PRESIDENT FOR MIDDLE COURSE   Leaders Outline Conditions Under Which Party Will Give Co-operation

GOP Lay Out Middle Road  For Truman   Cooperation Rests On His Legislative Proposals to Congress

Middle Of Road Truman Policy Urged By GOP   Party Leaders Tell Conditions For Cooperation By Republican Majority

President Must Keep in. Middle of Road to Assure © G.O.P. Support, Is Warning

Middle Path Suggested For The President   If Truman Wants To Get Along With Republicans, He Must Not Lean Little Left of Center.

Middle of Road for  ‘Truman   Insist Republicans If He Wants Their Cooperation in GOP Controlled Congress

Republicans Lay Middle-Of-Road Map for Truman  Unity O Ne ede i r Selving Nation’s Problems

Truman Must Hew To Middle Course For GOP Support   Republican Senators Will Not Accept PAC Leaiclation

GOP MAPS PATH FOR PRESIDENT IN UNITY PLEA   Republicans Say Truman Wi Have to Pursue ‘Middle of Road’ Course

Flatly Oppose "Pac. Drafted’ Socialist Plan   President Bids For Political Truce on Issues

Leaders Demand Middle Of Road Course In Exchange For Co-operation   Warning Sounded Against Leftist   Want Same Unity Of Purpose Found In Foreign Policy, They State

MIDDLE-ROAD PROGRAM IS G. 0. P. GOA   Senators Say President Must Veer Neither Too Far to Right Nor Left if He Is to Get Co-operation He Requests,

Republicans Call on Truman For ‘Middle-of-Road’ Course   GOP Senators-Warn Party Will Not Accept “PAC-Drafted’ Legislative Program; Pledge Suopert to Unchanged Foreign Policies

Republicans Say Truman Must Pursue ‘Middle of Road Course on Legislative 'Pronosals to Win Their Cooreration

Middle Course  For President  Is Stipulated   Price of Cooperation By Republicans Set— No Dissent from GOF On Foreign Policy

TRUMAN WHLL HAVE TO TRAVEL MIDDLE IF GOP GIVES AD   Cooperation to Be Forthcoming Only If President Changes Legislative Plans

See Compromise (On Fact-Finding   New Version Of Plan Shaping Up

Compromise Draft of Truman Proposal For Fact-Finding In Labor Upsets Taking Place

TRUMAN SILENT O} OUTCOME OF VOT! CIVING GOP POWER   Will Discuss Situation at New: Conference in Future; Back in Capitol

TRUMAN SILENT ON COP SWEEP   But President Promises To Give Reaction at News Conference

Chairs Burned for Warmth Colorado's Blizzard Too Severe for Woman Pioneer

V’>--an. 87, Burns Furntinre to Fight Cold in Colarade Ferely Ie Laser

Woman Loses Battle in Blizzard Futile Struggle ter Life Revealed   Kate Taylor, 87, Alone in Colorado Home as Storm Raged, Burned Furniture and Rugs to Keep Warm, and When These Were Gone Went to Bed—Neighbors Found Her M™ on Fourth Day and She Died Soon Thereafter.

FURNITURE, RUGS ARE BURNED  Pioneer Colorado Woman Wages Desperate Fight Against Cold

Krug Handles Strike Threat.   Truman Declines Comment on Proposed Walkout of Miners

TRUMAN SPURNS COAL QUESTIONS   strike Threat of 400,000 Up to Krug, Declares President

Bloodhounds Aid In Hunt  ~ For German Terrorists   Guards Doubled on All American Military Govern: ment Buildings as Denazification Office ie Bombed

secon BOMBING REPORTED  “Suspects Sought In New Outbreak Amona-Germans

Double Guard Posted After, New Bombing   Denavification Building  Blasted at Esslingen ee

Police Search for German Terrorist Band   Extremists Damage Denazification Office in Esslingen

Military Police Call On Bloodhounds To Aid Search For Nazi Terrorists

35 Indicted For Columbia Riots   Four White Men Among Defendants Accused In Racial Trouble

BOTH rAIRLESS AND UNION HEAD IN WASHINGTON   Some Quarters Believe Hike in Price Cailings Will Be . Sought by Gompany   BACKED BY CPA CHIEF   Small Asserts Steel Indusiry Is Entitled to Increase Apart From Strike

Believe Fairless May Accept Offer Of The President   Shroud Of Secrecy Hangs Over Fairless Visit To Capitol

U. S. Steel Head Arrived  Washington Yesterday On U: explained Mission; Optimis: By Officials In Capital   POSTPONE MURRAY COMMITTEE TAL

BOTH FAIRLESS AND CIO MURRAY IN WASHINGTON   Break In Steel Strike May Be  ‘Coming Soon

Fairless Goes To Washington OnSecret Mission   Murray's Appearance Before Congress Committee Postponed

Presence Of U.S. Steel’s Head In Washington Stirs Hones For End To Strike

Steel Chief At Capital On Secret Trip   Truman Checks Murray s Testimony  Hopes Of Speeding Settlement.

May Settle Giant Strike At Any Time   Fairless Flying To Washington For Conference

UNION SHARES BELIEF TRUMAN OFFER MAY WIN   Fairless, On Mission At Capital, Aids In Optimism

Steel Believed Ready To Accept Pay Plan  Early Settlement Held Possible; Fairless’ Capital Mission Secret

FAIRLESS AND MURRAY IN WASHINGTON   Hopes Rise For Early Steel Strike Settlement

airless and Murray In’ Washington of Own Accord.   FORD-CHRYSLER REACH AGREEMEN?   Reconversion P yo gram 9 os 2 cs ha ee May’ Suffer serious” ©. Harm.

Secret Mission ° Takes Fairless ToU. S. Capital   Truman’s Wage Boost Proposal Will Be OK‘d. Is Indication

Optimism Mounts in Steel Crisis   Pin Hopes On Dewey in GM Dispute

Steel Leader In Mysterious Capital Visit   GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS HOPE FOR EARLY SETTLEMENT

Think Fairless To Accept Hike Of 182 Cents   Settlement Is Not Expected Today

Breakfasts of Pickles, Gancy Caviar and Vodka Fail to Faze These 3 Yanks

 They Are Rugged Gls ‘Volunteer for New Tour of Russia; Ignore Food, Drink

Only the Hardiest Survive Evening With The Russians and Our GI's Can Take I+

Three Rugged Gl's, Feasted by Russians on Tour Of Germany, Are Rarin’. to Go Back for More

LAUSCHE SETS OHIO EMERGENCY   Governor Lists Law Covering Fuel Crisis

LAUSCHE CALLS FOR BROWNOUT OF OHIO LIGHTS   Mayor Says No Action To Be Taken Here Until After Meeting Tuesday.

Green Signs Bonus Bill; Expects Vote of OK From People   House Endorses Measure With Two Dissenting Votes Cast

Dixie Legislators  Unite Avainst OPA Ceiling On Cotton   Plan Concerted <Actior To Oppose Bowles Proposal.

Dixie Statesmen Will Unite To Protest Ceilings   Call Special Caucus To Present Opposition To Cotton Ceilings

Groundhog Sees  Shadow, Six More  Weeks Of Winter Weather Prophet Returns To Hole

Double-Barreled Blow Also Kills Norris Act Plea   Testimony Begins After UMW Counsel Enters Innocent Plea

JUDGE DENIES. HIS MOTION TO DISMISS: CHARGE   Contempt Trial. Gets Under Way

TRIAL 1S SPED BY TESTIMGNY WITHOUT JURY   Defense Waives Any Claim to Such Right for Swifter Verdict   CONVICTION IS LIKELY   Judge Rejects Arguments on Behalf of Lewis and Union

Defense Motion Denied Today by Goldsborough At Trial Being Held In Washington.   ACTION IS LEGAL, DECISION STATES

Labor Czar Enters Plea of “Not Guilty”   Government Seeks to Punish Labor Leader for Coal Strike

MPGR. J. RITTER INSTALLED AS — : ARCHBISHOP TODAY   Cclorful Ceremonies  Witizessed by ‘Capacity Crowd at St.

Tempers Flare In Peace Meet   Balkan Issues Cause British Delegate To Take Walk

PEACE MEET DELEGATES GET ANGRY   Tempers Flare in Two Sessions Regarding Balkan Problems—A, V. Alexander Walks Out of One Hearing.

‘Axis Sally’ Nabbed By U. §. Officers   Renegade American Is Captured in Berlin

TREASON TRIAL         WOMAN B BROADCASTER NOWN AS-“AXIS “BALL i FOUND HIDING IN - BERLIN

States Urged To Coordinate Aviation Plans   Council Of State Governments Conclude TwoDay Session At Miami

Six-Year-Old Missing Girl Feared Dead   Pants Presser Identifiet As Man With Child Near Scene

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  By FRANK R. KENT   Where The Blame Belongs

Yugoslavs Bow To Ultimatum  Threat Held Open To Put Case Before UN Couneil

Announcement Ends Tension  Of Past Week   Slavs, However, Are Expected to Right Wrong Done America

Burley Airman Reported — On Plane Shot Down by Yugoslavia; Case Closec

Bodies Of 3 Airman Found In Mass Grave   Officials Say All Occupants Killed In Crash

PLAN SPEEDUP IN ROAD WORK   Smock Says State to Spend $102 Million if Bids Are Satisfactory

FOOD COLLECTION DRIVE ON AGAIN  NATIONWIDE CAMPAIGN TO START MAY 12: APPEAL TO BE FOR CASH

National Defense Plans Outlined  Enlisted  Reserve of  AAFr AMnrm

ASK NATIONAL GUARD FORCE OF 750,000   Army Plans an_ Initial Strength of 425,000, With Ultimate Roster ef 750,000 as a First-Line Fighting Organization.

National Guard 9 425,000:Planned   Military Committee Discloses Program

NATIONAL GUARD M PLANS OUTLINED. W'   Initial Post-War Strength Of 425,000 Established By Army

Initial force at 425.000,  boost slated  . : .  Units mapped for

“GUARD STRENGT   Arty Hopes to Increase.Figure Sometime in Future to 750,000 Troons

ARMY DRAWS UP POST-WAR GUARD PLANS   Enlistment of 425,000 Is Initial Objective For Organization

Army Plans To Increase Units Of Nat'l Guard   Post-War Expansion To Include Enlistment Of 425,000 Men

National Defense Plans Outlined  Enlisted Reserve of 425,000 Proposed

UN. DELEGATE AT 21   School Teachers Plan to Strike   Charter Prevents ' {nereased Salary

Walkout Set At St. Paul   Move is Designed To Enforce Salary Demand

Teachers of $f. Paul Vote To Walk Out   School Authorities Say They Would Like  _ To Grant Demands, But Are Barred by Charter

One Thousand Plan to Walk Out Monday and Picket Public Schools, in Move to Enforce Wage Demands,

1,000 St. Paul Teachers to Strike for Higher Pay; Eye City Surplus

Public Schools In St. Paul To Be Picketed   Hike In Pay Bein ing So nught As Clas

Public Schools In St. Paul To Be Picketed   Hike In Pay Being ‘Sought As Classes  Ava MHemiccod

1.000 St. Paul Teachers Set Strike Action   All of City’s Grade And High Schools May Be Closed if Strike Occurs as Scheduled

1,000 Teachers To Walkout And Picket Schools   St. Paul, Minnesota, Ped agogues Demand Hicher Waces.

1,000 TEACHERS VOTE TO STRIKE   PLAN TO PICKET ST, PAUL SCHOOLS FOR WAGE BOOSTS

St. Paul Teachers To Picket Schools la Wace Walkout   City Officials Would Grant Hike but City  Charvtar le Rarriar

TEACHERS PLAN WALKOUT FROM ROOMS MONDAY   St. Paul Educators Would Picket Schools in Demand For Pay Raises

U. S. Sailors Sabofaged Jap Cruiser En Route to Bikini, Officers Reveal

Operators Ask Protection From Strikes   Charge Welfare Fund Sought for UMW Treasury

INDUSTRY GASE SIVEN TO UMW AT CONFERENCE   Unionization of Mine Foremen Draws Operator Protest

OPERATORS SA COAL WALKOUT TO BE SHUNNED   Protection Against Wildcat Strikes Demanded From Union

Taft Will Ask President Jo Explain Budget   Clarification Is Needed. Ye Save

SEN. TAFT URGES CLEARER BUDGET   CITES THREE BILLION ITEM WITH NO EXPLANATION

Ada Reports 3.81 Rainfall To Top State   Severe Hail Storm At Bethany Batters Trees, Signs, Roofs; Rain Aids Late Crops

Stark to Return Before Probers   Committee Prepares To Name New Counse!

EUROPE SCANS NATION'S VOTE   Britain, France, Roma, Ger. many and Others Interested in Outcome

Foreign Comment  On U.S. Election   Marked Auaiety Is Shown By Europe; London Fears Slump.

_U.S. Balks at Assessment to U. N. Fund   Action Is Demanded Against Franco Government

POLAND ASKS UN TO BREAK WITH FRANCO   U. S. Balks at Plan To Pay Half Of Costs

U.S. Likely To Ask Full Greek Probe  Would Consider Whole Frontier: Violence Flares

U.S. MAY SEEK BORDER PROBE      Reported Ready to Urge Inquiry of Incidents In Northern Greece

Incidents Along Greek Border May Be Probed  U. 8, Contemplates Asking Investigation By Security Council

US. May Suggest ‘Fact-Finders for ~~ Greek Situation   Group Would Investigut hieidants Along No, i}, Bore’-r

OMYKO IS iL, ABSENT OM MEETING   Anglo-American Plan Submitted  On Iran

BYRNES WINS CASE UN IRAN'S DISPUTE AT SESSION OF UNO   Breathing Space May Be Asked By State Secretary.   SECRET MEETING CONDUCTED TODAY Security Council Holds  Parley Prior To Accamhly

Time For Russ Answer Planned   Hearing Slated Today but Gromyko Not Expected as Delegates to Discuss Charges

Seeks Answer To Iran Denial Of Agreement   Hopes Wecek-End ‘Cooling Off’ Period Will Ease Tension

YRNES “ASKS OOLING OFF ERIOD. FOR UNO   Chance to Query Russia, Tran

Holds 2d Hearing  On Row   No Break Seen In Russia’s Opposition To UNO Seitlement

TEMPERATURES   Auto Wrecked During Night Near So. Haven   Ross J. Sanders And Frank H. Anderson Victims Of Crash   Anto Deaths in Van Bures. County in 1946

Yank Civilian Is Killed in Berlin  Is Shot Down by Russian Sentinel

DISCHARGES STILL AHEAD QF SCHEDULE   ‘isenhower Addresses Joint Session of Senate and House Members.

lke Reveals Discharge Pace Was Too Rapid   Slowdown Needed to Cut Off Draining Forces, He Says

Army Chief Eisenhower Pledges Every Man Will Be Released By July 1—If He Has The Points

Eisenhower Tells Speed of Release   Chief of Staff Says Discharge Ahead of Plans

EISENHOWER EXPLAINS 10 CONGRESS   Says By July 1 All Eligible Men Will Be Discharged

Explains Army Demobilization Progran To Congressional Committee.  pt

All Eligible Gls Out By July Ist,  Eisenhower Says   Promise Congress Complete Explanation of Demobil ization Plan   NIMITZ TO FOLLOW WITH NAVY REPORT   Top Military Leaders Say Discharges Running Ahead of Schedule

Eisenhower Promises  Army Releases July 1   1,650,000 Home “Who Had No Right,” Explains Staff Chief—Discharges Will Exceed Marshall Fstimate

ARMY BREAK-UP GOING FASTER THAN SCHEDULE   Eisenhower Says Demobilization Ahead Of Promises

EISENHOWER IN EXPLANATION OF DEMOBILIZATION   States Every Man Having The Right To Be Out Of Service July 1

Eisenhower: Army Is Ahead Of Its Schedule   Chief Of Staff Tells - Congress About  Army Tasks

Everybody Out By July 1, Ike  Tells Committee   Demobilization Rate Cut Because It Topped Promised Schedule

Every Deserving Man to h Out by July 1, Says “Tke”   Appears Before Joint Houses of Congress Nimitz Ready to Quiline Navy Plans

IKE SAYS ALL EILGIBLES 10 BE OUT JULY    Chief Of Staff. Pledges Full Explanation Of Demobilization

Dwelling Units Proposed Here  Based On Population. fe) !  mes AS

Decontrol Unit Makes Progres:  On Food Items   Decisions Tentatively Scheduled for Public Release at 7 o’ Clock  Tomorrow Evening

$10 To $12 Price Increase Granted On Refrigerators   OPA Action Follows From Requirements of New Price Control

Six Pet. Price Hike OK'd for  Refrigerators   Standard Mechanical Box To Cost $10 to $12  More

Two Agencies Hustling to Complete Jobs   Report Due Tuesday From Price Decontrol Board—OPA Plans New List of Price Hikes

Refrigerator Prices Hiked Six Per Cent   Decontrol Board To Announce Decision Tomorrow On Meats, Poultry

OPA Authorizes Price Hike on Refrigerators   Increase Will Be $10 to $12 on Standard Box

Price Board — Rushes Work Upon Report   Board's Discussion Being Cloaked in Closest Secrecy

Board Near Decision On Decontrol   Announcement Sei Tentatively for 8 O’clock Tonight

Decisions On Price Control Due Tomorrow   Decontrol Board Said To Be Ready To Make Report

TO FIX PRICES ON MEATS; GRAIN      Want To Have Decision Ready Tomorrow Night; Also On Milk

Price Rulings To Be Given Tuesday Night   Price Ceilings on Meat, Dairy Products, Grain Being Finally Debated

Agencies Hustle To Meet Deadlines Set By Congress   Decontrolers Guard Secret

Price Groups Near Windup   Wide Progress Made On New OPA Ceiling:

Refriger ator  Price Raised.   pace ial py Meta tad eS  “OPA“Authorizes - Therease Of Six Percent ‘On Mech apical Refrigerators. .

Decontrol Board OPA Hustling To Meet Deadlines   Board Must Decide On Whether Price Ceilings To Be Restored

Price Decision To Be Given Tomorrow   Decontrol Board to Decide Whether Controls Will Return

PROGRESS IS REPORTED BY PRICE BOARD   Report Says Group I Near Decision On Control Issue

Agencies Hurry To Finish Jobs  : OP and Decontrol - Board Near Deadline

OPA And Board Are Hustling . ‘Decontrol Board Due To Anneunce  Ceilings Late ‘Tuesday

Price Controls Deadline Nears   Ruling Expected By 7 P. M. Tomorrow

Decontrol Unit Nears Conclusion   Working With OPA, The Board Expects End Of Research Before Its  * Deadline

Decontrol Group And OPA Work Toward Dead  - Deci sion Nea  A Bete bd.

Decontro! Board Makes Progress   Studies Future of Price Ceilings

GIVEN PRICE INCREASE   OPA Authorizes Boost for Mechanical Refrigerators

Two Federal Groups Rush Assignments  At Deadline   OPA And Decontrol Agencies Involved

Decision Nears On Fate of Food Price Control  ; Top OPA Officials Spend Sunday Hard at Work

Price Control Rule Awaited   Decontrol Board Gives Study On Return To Ceilings

OPA Approves Hike In Prices Refrigerators                ‘ About Six’  mtbr Methanical Box:  és; and From $10 to. “S12 on Others

De-Control Men Work On Meat-Milk Policy   ‘Substantial Progress’ Made, But Panel Members Give No Hint Of Their Verdict

Decontrol Board, OPA Rush Job On Price Ceilings   Ruling on Meat, Grain, Dairy Products to Be Given Tuesday Night

Decontrol Board To Give Report   Decision Whether To Reestablish Meat And Other Contrels Tuesday

FUTURE CONTROL POLICY AWAITED   Board Works on Decision To ~. Be Revealed Tuesday

Price Fixers’ OPA Decisions ~ Due Tuesday   Deadline on New  Set for Commodities, Boctn Band,

Nation Awaits Board Decision On Price Contro   Steelman Urges Business, Labor to Produce More Goods

HIKE AMOUNTS TO $10 TO $12  Six Percent Price Increase Allowed For Refrigerators

DECONTROL BOARD AND 0.P.A. RUSH TO   Must Decide Before Midnight Tuesday on Whether Prices To Be Restored

TwoU.s. Boards  Pushing UpWork   OPA - Decontrol Body Are Getting Busy On Job.

Board Gives No Inkling o1 Its Verdict   Announcement Due Tuesday On Meat, Grain, Dairy Items

Decontrol Board, OPA Push Study   Announcement on Prices Planned For Tuesday Evening

OPA Must Name Price Increase On Many Items   Three-Man Decontrol Board Is Working On Big Task

Decontrol Board, OPA -Hurry to  Acton Prices   Agencies Rush to Meet Aug. 20 Date Regarding Ceilings on Food Products; Decision May Be Announced Few Hours Before Deadline

Decontrollers Finish Price Policy Today   Readying Decision For Tomorrow Night

STRICT RATIONING IN BRITAIN CONSERVING SUPPLY OF FOODS   RTMER CUTS BEING MADE IN  ‘ORT TO BOLSTER SUPPLIES FOR RELIEF WORK

Spri'ig Cleanup Program Backer By Fire Chief   Housing Shortage Adds Emphasis

re Chief Martin Again Urges Clean ) Of Premises As Best Fire Prevention

MAINE VOTERS FLOCK TO POLLS TODAY.   State Holds Its Election Ahead of - Rest of Nation

OBSERVERS EYE MAINE BALLOTS   PAG HAS BEEN ACTIVE IN EASTERN STATE

MAINE VOTERS TO POLLS TODAY   Results Hold National Spotlight As Politica Barometer.

MAINE. ELECTION TO PROVIDE TEST GF PAC. POWER   Republican Majorities Loom Barometer of Party's —  { WNoavamber Ctrannéhk 

Wyatt Plans To Resign As Head Of Housing Body  Move May End Ritter Feuds

DECISION BY TRUMAN ON HOUSING MUDDLE PROMISED AT ONCE  - ANNOUNCEMENT IS DUE. __ TODAY OR TOMORROW

Wyatt Is Ready To Step Down   Resignation Of Housing Expediter Expected By Tomorrow.

REPORT WYATT TO QUIT POST   Housing Head Won't Accept Compromises

Russians Free Yanks Missing Since July 4:   Soviet. Commander Fails To Say When Two Were Picked Up

Soviets Release Two U.S. ' Officers Vanished Since  Unauthorized-Trip July 4

REDS RELEASE 2 AMERICANS   Officers Who Venue Into Soviet Zone on July 4 Are Turned Loose

RUSSIANS RELEASE ? YANK OFFICERS   American Commander In Berlin Claims Action Was Not An Exchante

Army Officers Finally Freed By Russians  Soviets Release Two  Missing Americans

Soviets Free «US. Officers   Capt. Cobin and Lt. Wyatt Had Disappeared on July 4th .

Red Officials Release Two  Yank Officers   Pair Vanished July 4 On Unauthorized Trip To Soviet Occupation Zone in Germany

TWO AMERICANS FREED BY REDS   RUSSIANS RELEASE U.S. ARMY OFFICERS WHO DISAPPEARED JULY & --

‘ROUTE 660 TO BE RESURFACED ‘CONTRACT LET   Improvement to Involve 3.61. Miles; Erie Firm Gets Job

ROAD CONTRACT AWARDED   Route Six-Sixty To Have New Surface And Improved Curves.

LINKS HIROHITO TO WAR PLANS   Diary of Japanese Official Stated Emperor Confident Of Strategy for Attack

PIRATE STRIKE IS CALLED OFF       Players Vote Not To Strike For Guild Recognition; _ Murphy Says Fight Will   Continue.

Britain Protests Soviet Demands   London Repert Says Seviet Demands Hungary Remove  wame fficiale

RED DEMAND “HAS STARTED NEAR DISPUT   MOSCOW ASKS THAT OFFICI’ ALS OF HUNGARIAN PARTY BE TURNED OVER ‘ TO ARMY

LEADER OF CHETNIXS SENTENCED TO DEATH   War Court Passes Judgment On Gen, Mikhailovitsh

TEN OF 23 OTHER DEFENDANTS IN TREASON TRIALS AREALSO SENTENCED.  TO DEATH

Mikhailovitch To Die Before Firing Squad   10 Others Get Death, 13 Hard Labor Terms, as Yugoslav Traitors

CHETNIK GETS DEATH VERDICT   Mikhailovitch One of 10 To Pay Penalty

Decision Expected Today On Petition Of Marion Sweatt To Enter University

TABER WOULD DROP MILLION FROM PAYROLL   Reduction Sought As Step in $9 Billion Budget Slash

New Program Studied By Republicans  GOPs Demand Slash In Federal Budget

Republican Proposes firing Million  Government Worker:   Reduction Urged by N. Y. Representative Taber as One Step Toward Cut of Nine Billion Dollars in Budget

Taber Would rire A Million U. S. Employes      New Yorker Sets Nine Bil' lion Dollar Savings as GOP Goal

REP, TABER WOULD FIRE ONE MILLION FEDERAL WORKERS   Congressman Calls for Dismissals as Step Toward $9,000,000,000 Reduction in Budget.   DECLARES TAX CUT WILL SPUR BUSINESS   G. O. P. Steering Committee Decides to Continue Special War Investigatine Committee.

Dismissal of Million Federal Workers Asked  Action Proposed by GOP Would Be Step Toward Budget Cut

Slash in U.S. Payroll Loom:   Million Federal Worker Slated for Axe

1,000,000 Off Federal Payroll: Urged by Tabor   Would Be Step Toward $9 Billion Budget Reduction

COP CALLS FOK MILLION LESS FEDERAL JOBS   Appropriations Head-ToBe Asks ‘Meat-Axe’ Be Applied

Tabor Would Cut 1,000,000 Off U.S. Rolls   Says Step Toward $9,000,000,000 Budget Reduction

Urges It as Step Toward Reduction Of Federal Budget By $9.000.000.000

GOP Aid Eyes $9 Billion Budget Slash   Asks Ax to Lop Off Million‘U. 8. Jobs; Study Groups Named

Taber Would Lop Million Workers From U. 5. Payrol   Cut Is Urged As Step Toward $9,000,000,000 Budget Reduction

REPARATIONS REDUCTION 1S ASKED   Burden Mighi Crush Finland  Economically

May Lose Share In Hickory Div.   Tennessee No Longer Wishes To Share  Famous Division

ONE OF NAZIS —— GAVE AHEIL’      STREICHER ONLY ONE OF MEN HANGED. TO. CALL. OUT: HIT— LER'S NAME ON .GALLOWS

Turner Opposed To Meat Price Control   First Major Departure from National Administration Policy; Urges Action to Make Cattle Feeding Profitable

Highway Safety Drive Planned  Cnarial Cammitice:   Special Committees Meet in Helena

150 FAMILIES ROUTED IN FLOOD-TORN TOWN   Property Damage Reported Heavy At Pikeville, Ky.

VIOLENCE FLARES IN VULTEE STRIKE AT DETROIT, MICH   C..1. Q. Union Pickets Attack Autos; Developments an Citther Front<

PRESIDENT ALIS IN EXPRESS CASE   Effort to Stop Strike IL Made by Truman Today

Express Strike Called Off At  Truman Request   “President Appoints Board of Three To Study Wage Dispute

2 Dead in Fire On Staten Isle, Loss 2 Million   , 34 Persons Hurt, St. George Ferry House Destroyed   ~Reacided on Island

Staten Island Fire Kills 2, Injures 38 In Ferry House   $2 Million Damage Done; Commuters Delayed Many Hours

9-Alarm Fire On Staten Island Fatal to Two   Fireman Dies Trying  To Save Ticket Agent; Ferry Terminal Razed

Three Are Killed 32 Injured in New York Blaze  Nine-Alarm Fire Hits Ferry House At Staten Island

8 Killed, 15. Hurt In Crash   Two Killed, 38 Hurf In New York Blaze

Two Lose Lives In $2,000,000  Terminal Blaze   Staten Island Ferry House, Contents Lost In Nine-Alarm Fire

FERRY STATION FIRE KILLS TWO   Staten Island Terminal Destroyed; o8 Injured In $2,000,000 Blaze

TWO PERISH IN FIRE AT FERRY TERMINAL   Thirty-Eight Others Overcome or Injured in $2,000,000 Blaze on Staten Ieland.

Explosions Rock Sun Oil Plant in Marcus Hook   200 Persons Injured In Disaster at Huge Aviation Gas Unit

a ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee  Eight Dead in Blast Destroying Oil Plant

Marcus Hook Plant Is Swept By Flames   Death Toll Mounts To Eight As Fire ‘And Ex: plosions Damage World’s Largest: Avia tion Gasoline Refinery — Netrly 200  Perzons Are Ininred

700 Said Hurt in Explosions Aviation Gas   Flaming Liquid Is Thrown On Spectators

Aviation Gasoline Explosion Occurs {n Pennsylvania   Most of Injuries Among Spectators Who Jammed Scene

ire And Explosions Injure 200   World's Largest Aviation Gasoline Refinery Wrecked

Fire And Blasts Sweep Section Of Great Aviation Gas Refinery   200 Others Hurt In Great Blaze   Spectators Showered With Flaming Gasoline; 20 Companies Fight Fire

Eight Dead In Gas Explosion   Nearly 200 Injured In Refinery Blaze At Sun Oil Plant

8 Dead, 200 Hurt In Aviation Gas Plant Explosior   World's Largest Refinery Swept By Flames; Cost 13 Million   BLAZING GASOLINE SHOWERS ONLOOKERS   Twenty Companies in FourHour Battle to Control Conflepration ~

Kaiser's Charges Ignored—  U.S. Steel to Spend $90 Million on Western Plants

Over 80 Movie Pickets Arrested   Demonstrated After Set-Building Award

President Plans Several Messages To New Congress   Prime Priority On List Of Presidential Objectives Will Be Halting Strikes   NEW STRIKES ARE ALREADY THREAT

SET NEW AUTO WAGE POLICY      Substantial Increase Will Be Sought of Industry, Union Board Says

U.A.W. Asks Wage Hike te Meet Prices  Board Asserts  Producers Can Aff ..1 D..ftanc

Auto Workers Decide to Seek Wage Incréases  End of Price Control Caused Action, Union Spokesmen Declare

Poles Still Hold Bulfe Soldier   State Department Awaiting Reply

Western Union Adds Two Men As Faculty Members  Victor E. Olson And  Nobel V. Sack Will Tain Taacrhinag Stall

U.S. Jumps to “hid of Greece AtUN Sessior   Australia Joins in T Assail Ukraine For _ Discrediting  “"" Greeks

Two Nations Hit Ukraine Allegations  U.S., Australian Delegates Attacl

ASK COUNCIL DROP GREECE CASE AT ONCE   Australia Makes Move After Joining U. S. In Verbal Assault

U. S. Assails Ukrainian Accusations   Australia Demands That Case Be Dropped at Once

AUSTRALIA ASKS U.N. DROP CASE AGAINST. GREECE   Assails Ukraine’s Allegatiois Athens Threatens Peace —WU. S. Joins in Attack.   COUNCIL TAKES NO  ACTION ON PROPOSAL   American Voices Belief Presence of British Troops Has Been a “Stabilizing Factor.”

U.N. Is Urged To Toss Out Greek Case   J. §. And Australia Vigorously Assail Soviet Ukraine Charges

U.S. Delegate Hits Ukraine’s  Greek Charges   Australia Asks Counci To Drop Case Against  Dattatw QMenkcca

U.S. DELEGATE RAPS UKRAINE   Johnson Declares Charges On Balloting in Greece Not Substantiated

STATE REPUBLICANS READY FOR CAMPAIGN   Reorganization Meeting Held Last Night

Big Plane Overdue at Newfoundland   @icl Scout   Girl Scout Leader Among Pocssengers

HUNT SIX PRISONERS   Capture One of Seven Who Escaped From Train Near Topeka

PUBLIC X-RAY SURVEY TO BE RESUMED HERE   Blair Tuberculosis Society Sponsors Three-Day Program In April.

CHURCHILL GETS CHEERS, BOOS   Arrives in New York ~ for Talk on Radio

Churchill Booed and Cheered   To Speak Tonight From 9:30 to 10, Victoria Time

Unify, Jusfice Path fo Future, Churchill Says  Briton Cheered ond   Briton Cheered and Booed in New York; Redio Speech Tonight

CHURGHILL DREW ~ BOOS AND GHEERS — INNEW YORK CITY   Made a Moter Tour of the Rain Swept Streets Today.   FUTURE ROAD IS OPEN   However, the People Must Tread That Path In Harmony, He Said.

NEWS BLACKOUT ON SPEECH  Cheers And Boos Mingle As New York Greets Churchill

Cheers, Boos Greet Churchill As He Visits, Tours New York   Road to Future Open By Treading Path In Harmony, Justice, He Says; Communists Stage Demonstration; Receives City Medal

Yorld Awaits /inne’s Talk   laws Cheers, Boos On Mo. itor Tour Of New York City’s Streets.

Remember Way Back When, Doc?— Youths Not Ruining Nation   Bobby Soxers Much Like Flappers 

SHOWDOWN SEEN ON HALTING OF SHIP BUILDING   Work On 37 Vessels Stopped On Snyder's Order, Tells Committee

Profits Probers Shift Spotlight To Tax Returns .  Plan Check rit All Officials Of Combine ‘Subsidiary’

Income Taxes Of Firm Heads ToBe Studied   May’s Physician Says ‘Inadvisable’ For Solon Appear

Truman Will Make Avail able to Committee Files of Revenue Collector: Through Justice De. partment.

SENATE DELVES IN WAR PROFITS   Illness Keeps Rep. May From Testifying In Munitions Inquiry

War Probers To Investigate Tax Returns   Cumberland Lumber Company Officials Are Under Scrutiny

T ax Returns of Profits = robe Principals io Re  “bteined by.Commillee

Plan Probe of  ‘Lumber Firm Tax Returns   Senate War Investigating Committee tx » Delve Into Records of Company for Which Rep. May Was Fiscal Aqent

MAY AND GARSSON TAXES WILL COME UNDER SPOTLIGHT   Mead Announces Probers Will Look Into Returns of Officials of Combine and Congressman,   TRUMAN TO MAKE REPORTS AVAILABLE   Physician Says Kentuckian Will Not Be Able to Appear As Witness for 10 Days At Least,

SENATE PRIES INTO INCOME TAXES OF MAY   Kentuckian’s Heart Prevents Hearing Friday Morning

MAY, GARSSON TAX RETURNS 10 BE PROBED   Chairman Mead Tells “ Of Some Future Plans of Committee

Tax Returns Of Lumber Co. To Be Probed   Senators to View Records Of Firm May Served As Fiseal Avent 

Mead Group  Will Study  Tax Returns May’s Physician Against Hearing ‘For Ten Days’

TAX RETURNS OF MAY'S COMPANY TO BE SCANNED   Physician Describes Congressman’s Heart Condi tian Ta Prohere   GENERAL IS UNDER COMMITTEE’S FIRE

provers Delve Info Federal Income Taxe:   Returns of Combine Offi. cials Will be Made Available °

Magic Messages Delivered to Harry Hopkins?   Kramer Says He Tool Them to Hospital

Suggests ito. Pearl. Harbor Probers ‘Wind’ Message  “Might Have Been Put  Wrong Jacket ©

WITNESS SAYS HOPKINS SAW SECRET NOTES   Capt. Kramer Testifies [nter  cepted Jap Messages Hand ed to FDR’s Confidante

Hopkins Saw Jap Message   Stark Ordered Copies Taken To Hospital

BROUGHT TO HOSPITAL   a Intercepted Jap Messa: Were Read by Late Harry Hopkins

CONGRESS MAY ADJOURN TODAY   COMPROMISE INCREASES CHANCES ON ENDING SESSION TONIGHT

Congress May Still Be Able To Quit Today   Compromise On Social Security Aids Chances

Compromise On Social Security Brings Long Vacation Near At Hane   Leaders Optimistic That Stumbling Blocks Will Be Averted In Attaining Final Action On Last Three Major Items.

anorecc ( ongress  Ends Work   Act Today On Gl Pay, Social Security

Congress Agrees To Compromise on Social Security   Leaders Optimistic for Adjournment; 3 Major Jtems Yet Pending

SOLONS EXPECT 10 QUIT TODAY   Social Security Compromise Improves Chances For Final Adjournment

MEAD GROUP TO QUIZ DOCTORS ON MAY'S PHYSICAL CONDITION   Committee Wants: More Information On Garsson Brothers

Doctors Not In Accord With Congressman Who Is Under Fire In In vestigation

JUDGE DENIES BAIL TO ‘FIXER’ IN GRID BRIBE   Court Satisfied With Evidence of Death Threat

FRANCE ARGUES CONSTITUTION   Plan Approved By Assembly Denounced By Gen. De Gaulle

French Open Heated Campaign Over Proposed Constitution  Condemned By Gen: De Gaulle

Gaulle Denounces Proposed Constitution as Road to Anarchy, Tyranny

France Campaigns For Two Weeks  On Constitution   De Gaulle Is Opposed To Document as Drawn by Assembly

French Assembly Offers Voters New Constitution Document Condemned by De Gaulle

County Work Included In Road Letting   Contracts to Be Let Next Tuesday Involve Gravel, Bridge Work Near Ada

Contracts fo Be Lef for Love Road Projects   5.248 miles of Gravel And Two Bridges Four And One-Half Miles of Marietta to Be Built

LORD HAW HAW DIES FOR HIGH TREASON TODAY   William Joyce. Hanged at Wandsworth Prison In London

Joyce Pays Penalty of His Treason   American-born, British Subject, Broadeast Nazi Propaganda.

Joyce Hangs For Treason   Lord Haw Haw Is Sent To Gallows For Broadcasts

ORD HAW Dit’ ON GALLOWS TODAY   Brooklyn Irish Lad Dies For Nazi Propaganda Broadcasts

 Treinbles as He Walks to  Gallows   ‘Good Riddance, Says Spectator in Prison Yard

300 Watch Nazi Radio Man Die   Propagandist Plays Chess; Trembles _ on Way to Gallows

LORD HAW HAW IS HANGED FOR HIGH TREASON      Treitor Who Once Taunted Great Britain By Radio Is Dead

Lord Haw Haw Dies on Gallows For His Crime   Traitor Goes to His Death With Little Show of Emotion

Joyce Hanged For Treason on British Gallows       Traitor Hurled * Nazi Propaganda _As Lord Haw Haw

LORD HAW HAW ARCH TRAITOR, PAYS PENALTY   Hanged for High Treason in London Prison Today

LORD HAW HAW TS HANGED FOR HIGH TREASON   Hangman’s Noose Ends Career of Traitor Who Once Taunted Britains.

No Agreement With Miners;  Truce Expires   Federal Administration Of Mines Asks Unions To Stay On Joh Monday.

REORGANIZED LATTER : .. DAY SAINTS CHURCH TO  PRESENT CHRISTMAS CANTAT!

REORGANIZED LATTER a bogies DAY SAINTS CHURCH TO. PRESENT CHRISTMAS CANTATA

Byrnes Urges World-Wide U.N. Radio   Network Proposed As Part of Agency’s  Educational Program

@ PAUL MALLON.  Russia Doesn't Dare to Accept Peace for Seized Nations

Steel Deadlock Still Unbroken   Little Hope Seen For Early Peace

OPA Unlikeh To Give Steel Ample Raise   Policy Opposes Price Increase Sufficient to Meet Wave Demands

‘Small ‘Chance That OPA May Allow Hike in [Staal Prices to Satisfy Strike- Threatened Industry

Steel.Price Rise  Aid Held Doubtful   Administration’s Wage Policy Pracludes Condition of Waae Lift

LITTLE HOPE 1$ SEEN  FOR PRICE RAISE TO  AVERT STEEL STRIKE STABILIZATION PLAN  PRACTICALLY BARS ANY OPA ACTIONS

Woolridge To Plead Today   Handyman Charged With Rloomincton Murders

ARABS MAY TAKE ACTION T0 COURT   Will Charge Report Violates Mandate Over Palestine

YOUNG MOTHER TO GET AID IN CARING FOR TWO CHILDREN AS IVA OFFICE LOOKS INTO CASE -

Sees Threat to Coal Industry   May Sustain Permanent  Injury If Coal Strike Continues, Martin

Grand River Dam Projed Soon Back Into Stale Hands   Federal Government Has Controlled It Since Beginning of World War II

Mest of Nation Looks for Some Relief Sunday from Oppressive Heat Wave

Heat Wave Sends Temperatures Up   Some Crops Doomed Throughout Nation

CROPS PARCHED BY HEAT WAVE   Nation Granted Relief Today From Record Hot Spell

Pacific Maritime Strike To-'End   Strikers Make Tentative Agreement To Return  To Work Wednesday

Unions Vote On Accord te End Strike   Acceptance of Tentative Agreement in Shipping Dispute Will Send Men To Work Wednesday

Russia Still Interested In Beginning Talks On $1,000,000,000 Lean

Soviets Renew  Plea For Loan $1,000,000,000 Asked In New Note To U. S.

Russia Still Interested In U.S. Loan   soviet Government Would Start Negotiations ou $1,000,000,000 Deal; Answer Being Prenared

RUSSIA REPORTED 10 BE SEEKING BILLION DOLLAR LOAN STILL  ~NEW NOW. RECEIRED: BY  STATE  DEPARTMENT

Russia Renews Loan Application   Still Seeks Billion; Conversations :Not Yet Acreed Upon -

RUSSIANS SEEK AMERICAN LOAN   Sull Interested in Negotiation With U. S.

RUSSIA REPORTED T0 BE SEEKING BILLION DOLLAR LOAN STILL   NEW NOTE RECEIVED BY STATE DEPARTMENT - ASKING FOR TALKS

Russia Still Interestec In Billion-Dollar Loan From United States

Reds Interested I Negotiating For Billion Loan   Note Arrives After Delay in Replying To American Offer

BOWIE COUNTY SHERIFF NOT INFORMED   Russia Still Interested In. Billion Dollar Loan

Russia Seeks Negotiations: ForU. S. Loan New Soviet Note is,  Received. on: Appeal For Billlon Dollare

Reds Renew Interest In  Billion Dollar U.S. Loan   New Russian Note Received; U. S. Preparing Third Reply to Be Sent on Subject

Says No Ships To Use Seaway   Claim Ocean Fleets Too Deep For Channel

Seaway Hit in Testimony Today   Executive of Port of New York Says Ships Too Large for Passage

CALLAGHAN RAPS. SEAWAY PROJECI   Says No U. 5. Ship-Owner Would Use Route

49,000. Lives Claimed - In Hupeh Province   ‘Famine ‘and Pestilence Cause ? of Deaths In the “Rice Bow! of China”.

49,000 Die In China   Famine and Pestilence Exists in Hupeh And Hunan Prawincec

Vice-Adm. C. L. Cooke Now In Chungking   Will Hold. Conference With Chiang Kai-Shek and Gen. Marshal.

Avenues Become Lakes   Russia Insists on Demand for Bases Along the Dardanelles

Russia Standing Firm On Demand For Military Bases Alona The Dardenelles

Reds Stand Pat On Dardanelles   ‘Note to Britain Contains No  Change in Policy

Says Policies On Palestine Not Frecutet   Charges Secret Treaties With Arabs Since 1920 Thwarted Jewish  Home Plans 

BRITISH BLAMED FOR SITUATION IN PALESTINE   Middle Level Of State De. partment Also Criticized By Crum   UNSPOKEN ALLIANCE WITH ARABS CLAIMED

Ex-Palestine Adviser Says State Department Sabotages U.S. Policy

Briton Rips Red Chiefs Intolerance   Says Only Soviets’ Full Participation To Get Peace for Europe.

evin Asks Russia o Raise Curtain n Eastern Europe      World Should Adopt  a Soviet Belief Is, USSR System

SEIN DECLARE:   Calls on Moscow to Lift “Tron  Curtain” Over Eastern : Europe

Says Reds Push System on Rest of World   Urges Lifting of lron Curtain Over Eastern Europe

BEVIN BRANDS AUSOIAN IDEA BAR 10 PEACE   ‘Urges USSR to Lift “tron Curtain” Drawn Over Eastern Europe.

Red Idea for World Use of System Termed ‘Great Obstacle to Peace’; American Plan on Reich Indorsed

Bevin Says Reds Threat to Peace   Russians Are Urged To Participate in Settling World Issues.

BEVIN BLASTS RUSSIAN STAND   British Foreign Secretary Says Soviets Blocking Peace Efforts

BEVIN HITS AT RUSSIAN IDEOLOGY   Says Soviet View is Big Obstacle To World Peace

‘RUSSIAN WORLD-SOVIET IDEA OBSTACLE TO PEACE’ BEVIN OPENS DEBATE ON. BRITISH FOREIGN POLICY

EXHORTS RUSSIA TO ENTER FULLY INTO DEALINGS   Otherwise Another War May Erupt in Europe, Says British Statesman   ASSAILS “IRON CURTAIN’   Declares Effort to Sovietize World Constitutes ‘Great Obstacle to Peace’

DETROITER GUILTY OF SAVAGE CRIME   Lobaido Convicted Of Rape and 7 Attempted Murder

LABAIDO JURY OUT 11 MINUTES   DETROIT GROCER GUILTY OF SAVAGE PRIME

Chinese Red's Charges Denied  Decisions Backed ln Parity Conarese

Chinese Minister Denies Charges   Says Body Approved Conference Decisions

Denies Chinese Red Charges   Communists Break Through Government  Defenses

— OTHMAN —  Shack Big As 43 Rail  Stations  Rothschild Home  Once Hideaway Baw E'retoan

Mikhailovifch Reverses Self on Witness Stand   Now Insists He Never Collaborated With Italians

ER MILD, LIGHT RAINS DAMPEN STATE      Slightly Cooler Is Forecast For Eastern States Tonicht

President Change: His Stand on Public Works Funds  Truman Will Permit _ More Money td  fe Ene Eland Cantrol

Truman Yields To Congressmen  On Public Works   No More Slashes In Project Funds

President Change: His Stand on Public Works Funds  Truman Will Permit More Money to Go for Flood Control

Truman Backs Up After Many Seek Project:      FEDERAL FUNDS TO 6) SPENT FOR NEEDED WORK

Truman Backs Up, Yields $35,000,000 More For Unspecified “Urgent” Flood Control Projects

Truman Backs Up On Fund Spending To Approve Sum For Public Works Project

Plan to Cut Publie Works Fund Revised   President Backing Up Due To Pressure Brought by Solons; Addition Made For Flood Control

President May Increase Funds For River Dams   Flood Control Jobs To Get 35 Million During Next Year. Ending June, °47

Four Nazis Are Called To Irial   Charged In Connection With Mass Execution of Poles and Jews

Two Players Not Members Of Guild   Not All in Favor of Strike, Pitcher  Declares

. ~BASEBALL STRIKE— Sewell Says Bucs Will Battle Giants Tonight   Sewell Believes Enough Players To Form Team Available Despite Threat Of Strike

Union Chiets lo Discuss Answer To Truman Plea   Conciliation Talks With Electricians ‘Have Not Succeeded

Talk Over Strike Situation Today —   Gov't Conciligtor Holds Futile Mecting With Electric Management  Officials.

Wages Main Issue In Strike Threats  Involving Million   Electrical Workers In East Walk Out Today

CIO Leaders Call Strategy Conference   Unionists Expected To Discuss Reply to Any Truman Appeal

Joint Strategy Conference May Reply To Truman   Government Efforts To Quiet. Industrial Scene Suffers New Setbacks

ATOMIC BOMB PHOTO SALES CASE DROPPED   Three Former Service Men Are Freed For Lack Of Evidence

Smith Rebukes Party Loyalty   Opponents of Resolutions By Victorian Are Flayed

PROPOSES UNO TRUSTEESHIPS FOR COLONIES      Russian Delexate Hits Proposal to Eliminate Veto

To Train Sunday School Workers   @r. Frank A. Shults to Give Course in Teaching in Brookfield Soon

Reds See Violation   “Moscow Observers Believe They Are Not Getting Even’ Break

Soviets Are of Opinion That London Conference Gave Russia and Iran Powers To Negotiate.   CONFERENCE IDLES UNTIL ON WEDNESDAY

Soviets Puzzled By Attitude of   Moscow: Observers Feel-Allies: Violating: “Principle of “Equality

Russians Say Pressing of Iran Case Violates Nations Equality Principle

USSR LAUNCHES FIVE-YEAR PLAN   Program Calls for Atomic Energy Development

RUSSIA STARTS ON 5-YEAR PLAN    New Goals Predict Increases In Industrial Output

RUSSIA STARTS ON NEW PLAN   To Seek To Be Leader In Users Of Atomic Energy

RUSSIA EMBARKS ON 5-YEAR PLAN   Soviet Parliament Gives 0. K. To Program

Designed To Put Nation In Front Of Atomic Users   Program Will Boos Military Forces Scientists To Get Awards

Reds Embark Upon New Plan   ~uts Russia In Front Among Users—Of Atomic Energy. Production.

Russia Embarks Officially Today Upon A New 5-Year Plan Featuring Atomic Energy

Soviets Adopt Five-Year Plan   Principal Task of Nev Plan to Consolidate Nation’s Defenses

Soviet Launches Five-Year Plan   Both Houses Of Parliamernt Unanimously  Adopt Plan

REDS LAUNCH FIVE-YEAR PLAN   Supreme Soviet Gives Okay to Program

RUSSIA EMBARKS ON 5-YEAR PLAN   DESIGNED TO PLACE NATION-AN FRONT AS ATOMIC ENERGY USER

RUSSIA BEGINS PLAN   Supreme Soviet Adopts 5-Year Production Goal

RUSSIA START! NEW 9-YEAR PLAN   Designed To Place Nation In Forefront   INDUSTRIAL   Production To Be Boostec One And One-Half Times Pre-War Level By 1950

RUSSIA LAUNCHES NEW 3-YEAR ATOM, INDUSTRIAL PLAN   Embarkation of Sovict on New - Program. Intended to Put Them at. Forefront Among Atomic-Minded Nations

THAT DREAM GAL JUST “AIN'T? Expert Says Lovesick Songs Proving Menace To Marriage

SPLITTING PALESTINE   Plan Calls for Partition of Jews and Arabs

San Francisco Selected For American Legion's 'National Convention

New Evidence Claimed in Munitions Probe   Congressman May Designated as “Guardian Angel”

Would Force May To Testify   Congressman Colled ‘Guardien Angel’  Of Munitions Firms By Ex-Employe

NATURE OF NEW INFORMATION 1S NOT RELEASEE   Decision on Way to Compel May Testimony Deferred

Chart Rationing Plan for Steel   Voluntary Program  Announced by U. S.

Mexico Installs First Civilian President Today  Industrial Development ' Goal of Aleman Reoime

Mexican Lawyer Takes Office As President Today   Aleman Plans Program Of Agriculture And Industrial Growth

First Civilian President of Mexico To Be Ushered Inte Uffice ioaay

TYDINGS COMES OUT IN SUPPORT OF CANDIDATE   Senater Says Tawes : “People’s Candidate;” Criticizes Baldwin   HAD HOPED AGAINST FIGHT IN ‘PRIMARY

U.S. Expected To Stand Firm In New Disoute   Bulgarian Incident Strains Relations With Soviet Russia

Washington Stands Firm In Dispute   Difference Arises Over Bulgarian Reconstruction

State Department Sa America To Stand Firm In Latest Wrangle   Reply To Moscow Charges On Way   Great Britain Aligns Sel Behind Position Taken By Washington

U.S. TO STAND FIRM IN DISPUTE WITH RUSSIANS OVER BULGARIAN GOVT.

BRITAIN JOINS IN OPPOSITION 10 REDS’ VIEW   No Breach of Moscow Agreement, Capital Asserts

NEW DISPUTE UPS TENSION WITH RUSSIA   Washington Drafts Answering Note To Moscow   Reply Prepared

Bulgarian Row Strains Soviet, U.S. Relations   Moscow Charges Americen Meddline

Three Nations © Admitted: by UN   Sweden, Iceland and Aighanistan Given Unanimous O.K.

N. O. Cotton   Soviet Espionage Tactics Bared By Conspiracy Trial Witness

Price Controls May Be Taken Ott Petroleum   Possibility Is Seen For Such Action Within Six. Months

End of Oil Control Foreseen   May Probably End In 6 Months or Sooner, Bowles Savs

OIL CONTROLS   Suspension of All Price Regulations Within 6 Months Likely

May End Controls On Gas and Oi   Suspension in Six Months Envisioned

RUSSIANS GET POSSESSION OF KURILES   Decision Made by Late President Roosevelt, Stalin and Churchill.

Byrnes Reveals Agreement On Northern Islands   Possession Promised On Last Day of Yalta Meeting of Big Three

NORWEGIAN ELECTED UNO SECRETARY-GENERA   RUSSIA GIVEN KURILE ISLES BY YALTA PACT

Agreement Made atthe Yalta Meet   Entered into by Roosevelt Churchill and Stalin, Byrnes Says

RUSSIA TO GET KURILE ISLANDS   Agreement Made At Yalta Parley Byrnes Reveals

Social Security Taxes To Go Up  Draft Legislation To  i meme Danean®  oo

House : Committee Drafting Social Security Changes   Would Extend Coverage And Benefit Veterans  -- Families. -

Frame Bill to Boost Social Security Tax   House Committee is Considering Major Changes: in the Law

O0 PER CENT SECURITY TAR HIKE PLANNED   House Ways and Means Committee Orders Drafting of Legislation Affecting Both Emploves and Emplovers.

Move To Revamp Security Law —   Fifty Percent Increase For Both Employers And Employes Forecast

Canada Stiffens Price Controls With New Plan   Peg Dollar Value To Ease “Pressure Of Inflation; U. 8. Investments Gain

Canada Combat: Price Rise as Dollar Pegged   Country’s Move Eases Pressure From Inflation

Canadian Dollar Pegved At Par With American  Move Will Ease Inflation Threat

PRICE CONTROL STRENGTHENED IN CANADA   Dellar On Par were ET @ oT,

Canadians Peg Dollar  To American   Get Ready To Weather Storm Of Rising Prices

Canada Pegs Dollar At Par With U.S. Coin   Strengthens Price Control Structure to Ease Inflation Pressure .

Seymour in Growing List of Indiana Cities Faced with Blackout Threat   Grain Being Received Here Under Government’s New Emergency Plan

Full Slate Ahead Of Solons   200 Items Await Action With Adjournment Planned April 6

200 Items of  Importance  Before Solons  State Legislature i] Peer nr AA:A, rhe   State Legislature Plans to Adjourn Session April 6

Sen. Bilbo Clings To Slim Majority Over Four Rivals   Ellis Runs Second; Rep Rankin Wins Renomination

Bilbo Nomination Fate Uncertain; 8 Counties Out   Believe 1000 Negroe Negroes Cast Cast ‘Ballots Despite Efforts Of Election’ Officers

Bilbo's Return To Senate Post Seems Probable   Runoff Likely For Candidates In Oklahoma Race

Bilbo Leading At Mississippi Primary Poll:   Some Negroes Voted In Stormy Election Despite “The Man’s” Vigerous Protests

Bilbo Holds Slight Lead Over Fiele   Thousands of Negroes Seek To Qualify, Many Fail.

hoids Majority  Over 4 Opponents   Mississippi Also Sends Rankin Back To National House Seat; McGehee Forced Into  Runoff With One-Armed Veteran

: ‘White Supremacy’ Advocate  ‘Bilbo Wins Mississippi Fight iFor His Third Term in Senate

BILBO APPEARS TO BE WINNER   Apparently Re-nominated Ir Mississippi Primary; Gooc Many Negroes Voted.

Bilbo Bilbo Apparently. ‘Reelected: Rankin  ‘Returned to House   Many Negre oes Turned -Away. From Polls} 3 ilbo Leading. Field:

BILBO LEADING IN VOTE BATTLE   Rankin Also Seén as. Winner. In Mississippi Primary

Bilbo Holds Small Lead  In Primary   Negro Bailing Senator May Have To Face Run-off

The Man’ Bilbo Appears Winner   Mississippi Vote Reported Peaceful

Bilbo Leading In Primary Voting At Mississippi  Negro Baiter Has Slim Majority

BILBO LEADING FOR REELECTION IN MISSISSIPPI   Early Majority Over Com. bined Opposition Reported Dwindling   OKLAHOMA PRIMARY RETURNS ARE SLOW

Bilbo Majority Almost Certain In Mississippi   Sen. Rankin Renominated Turner Faces Runoff In Oklahoma Governor Race

BILBO RETAINS VOTE SUPPORT   "Mississippi Gives U. S. Senator Wide Lead—Probably Will Escape Runoff

BILBO IN FRONT IN MISSISSIPPI   ‘The Man’ Clings to Slim Majority in Primary

Bilbo Piles Up Majority Over His Opponents   Negroes Allowed to Vote in Mississippi Democratic Primary

Bilbo Runs Far Ahead of Rivals   Must Get Majority or Face Run-Off Vote -

THEO: STILL  GAINS VOTES   Senator Appareni Victor Over 4 In First Primary

Bilbo Holds Scant Lead In Mississippi Primary: Gilmer Leads In Oklahoma

Mississippi R enominates  Sen. Bilbo   Rankin Also Victorious In Quiet Primary Marked By First Negro Vote

Bilbo Clings To Slim Lead   Has Margin Over Combined Vote for Four Opponents

BILBO 15 AHEAD; REP. RANKIN WINS   MISSISSIPPI SENATOR HOLDS MAJORITY OVER 4 OPPO NENTS IN RACE.

Bilbo Holds Slim Lead In Election   Missing Precincts Will Determine Whether Runoff Is Necessary

Negroes Vote InMississippi   While Supremacy Senator Seems Ileaded ker Majority Over Four Opponents. 67 of 82 Counties Heard From

SEN. BILBO HOLDS SLIM MAJORITY   Run-Off With No. 2 Man In Field Seen Passible

BILBO WINNER IN MISSISSIPPI   Holds Slim Majority Ove Four Primary Foes

nkin Wins—.  Bilbo Wins   Wississippi Senator Has rowing Majority Over Four Primary Opponents  Turner Holds Lead

BILBO LEADS IN MISSISSIPPI   Representative Rankin Wins in Primary Vote °

Bilbo Victor In Mississippi   ‘TheMaw’Tab-ThumpsWa; To Senate Third Term

BILBO CLINGS 10 SCANT MAJORITY OVER FOUR RIVALS   Missing Precintts Hold Fate  of Run-off Primary;

BILBO WINNING IN MISSISSIPPI   POLLS MAJORITY IN PRIMARY OVER FOUR CANDIDATES

Bilbo's Margin in Primary Race Dwindles   Negroes Vote for First Time, but in Small Numbers

Bilbo Leads Combined Vote   1,000 Negroes Vote; Rankin Re-Elected

Bilbo Holds Scant Vote Majority   Mississippi Race For Senator May Go Into Second Primary.

Bilbo Leads Field in  Mississippi Primary   Vociferous Proponent Of White Supremacy On Way to Third Term— No Violence Reparted

Bilbo Holds Slim Lead in Mississippi   ‘Senator Must Win Greater Total Than That of His Four Opponents; Some Negroes Cast Vote

BILBO NOW AREAD IN SENATE VOTING   Mississippi Candidate [ Slightly in Front in  Tabulations,

BILBO PILES UP VICTORY MARGIN   Lead Goes To 3,787 Over Combined Vote Of Foes

Bilbo Gaining: Appears Victor In Mississippi   Negroes Vote in Stormy Primary; Senator’s Lead 2,516 Votes

Bilbo Clings to Slight Lead in Senate Primary   No Acts of Violence Are Reported in Negroes’ First Primary

Bilbo Appa Apparently  Reelected: Rankin  ‘Returned to Louse   Many Negroes Turned Away From_ Polls;  _ Bilbo Leading Field.

Bilbo Holds Small Lead   nJEEECASS Ss ALE  Mississippi Senator Must Obtain Majority TT. Avwoid Run-OF

Bilbo Widens Mississippi Vote Majority   Democrat Holds 1,523 Lead Over All Other Rivals

TEXAS OILMEN NOT SATISFIED BY 10-CENT-PER-BARREL PRICE HIKE; “NOT FAR ENOUCH” SAYS IESTER

SEAMEN TO CALL ON ALL LABOR IF U. S. SAIL SHIPS   THREAT VOICED BY PORT AGENT OF AFL SEAFARERS’ UNION

Radicals Trail in German Vote   Cominunists Lead Only in Russian Occupied Brandenburg Province

Germans Turn Thambs Down  On Communisn      Red Political Philosophy Rejected By Big Majorities In Three  ee

Reds Trailing In 3 Reich Area Elections   Communism Spurned In American, French And British Zones  Cae Teme Ralaw

German Voters Turn Down Communism       Election Returns fiom U.S., British and French Zones of Occupation Reflect Present Trend

GREEN REPLIES 10 ‘BONUS ENEMIES’   DECLARES HE WILL OPPOSE REVIVAL ‘OF PROPERTY TAX

Jury Decides One doy Is Guilty, Sther Is Innocent   Strangler of Baby Girl Is Freed of Charge; Other Gets 20 Years for Murder

Tavern Owners Warned Prohibition May Return If Law is Not Obeyed

AFRA Meets To Consider New Offer   CIO Stages Demonstration Before Allis-Chalmers “ Plant Today

RADIO ARTISTS GET NEW OFFER 10 BAR STRIKE   Proposal by Four Networks Not Disclosed by  AFRA Officials   Membership of 10,000 : Headed by Ken Carpenter, NBC Announcer

Radio Threat Put Off for  Conference   Four Networks  In Hurried Bid T, Deswont Girike

Radio Artists Debate Walkout   Network Operators In Last-Minute Etfort to Prevent Strike

MAKE OFFER IN RADIO DISPUTE   Reported Noon Strike Fails to Come Off

Senate Board Okehs Truman Housing Plan   Subsidies and Price  Ceilings Contained In Bill Set for  Floor Action Monday

Housing Bill Given OK »   Senate Committee Version. Restores Ceilings, Subsidies

Comniittee 0. K’s  Housing Program  600 Million Subsidy  ‘Feature Retained--mo. _t. pw t* rl lume

SENATE GROUP 0, KS TRUMAN HOMES PROGRAM   $600,000,000 Building Subsidies Part Of Plan For More Houses

RETAIN 2 KEY PROVISIONS IN HOUSING PLAN   Subsidy, Ceilings On Present Houses Approved By Group

Senate Committee Votes For Housing Subsidy, Ceilings —   Approves Prov isiong Which Truman Terms ed Heart of Measure.

Full Approval Giver Housing By Committee   Senate Group Unanimous In Passing Truman’s Emergency Bill

Banking Group OK’s Housing Legislation   Measure Leaves Committee With Key Subsidy and Ceiling Clauses

BACK SUBSIDIES IN HOUSING BILL   Senate Banking Committee Resores Provisions

Housing Measure With Subsidies Wins Approval   Emergency Bill Is Unanimously Voted By Senate Committee

Group in Senate Favors Truman Homes Program   Existing Homes Would Be Given Price Ceilings

Senate Committee  OKs Housing Bill   Subsidies, Ceilings Included in Measure

Housing Bill Is Approved   Senate Group Acts, Provides 6 Million

Subsidies Back: In Homes Bill   ‘Price Lid on Old House: Also Returned

Housing Measure Past Committee  Truman's Emergency Leg. islation Annraved T.2....

Sorority Gir! Dies As Result Of Initiation   Dress Ignites From Candle During Initiation Ceremony At Texas University

U.S. Target of Rising Tide of Anger in China  Marshall Making Fina Effort to Avert

WARSHALL MAKES DRASTIC LAST MINUTE EFFORT TO SAVE CHINESE PEACE TALKS

Army Officers Alarmed Over Signs of AntiAmerican Feeling in Fast

Seek To Avert New Civil War   Marshall Fights Deadline In China As Anti-American Feeline lnereases

GEN. MARSHALL TRIES TO. SAVE PEACE.   -fiess Than 48 Hour: Remain of Truce in China

DANGER RISES IN OUTBREAKS AGAINST U.5   Marshall Making Desperate Efforts to Prelong Peace Talks.

TING. JUMPS FROM AUT   Soviet Delegate at UN Is Absent From Today's Secret Session

Atomic Group Approves Plan Similar To U. 5.  Gromyko Absen t As  ie i i ee   Gromyko Absent As Baruch Continues Fight In Closed Committee Session

SOVIET DELEGATE IS ABSENT FROM ATOMIC MEETING   commission Approves Part of . 5. Program For Control OF Atom Energy

GEN. ARNOLD. TOGIVEUP AIR COMMAND  Plans to Step    P lans to Step -Down About . “February 15.

‘Hap’ Arnold Retiring Soon   U. S. Air Chief Plans To Ouit in February

GEN, ARNOLD TO RETIRE FEB, 15   CHIEF OF AIR FORCES TO TOUR SOUTH AMERICA

ABOUT TO CLOSE KIDNAP TRIAL   Government Expects to End Its Case Today

HEAVY STORM SWEEPS COAST   Small Craft Recalled As Gales Hit New England

HURRICANE NEAR EAST SEABOARD   Shipping And Aircraft Take Refuge For Expected Storm

GALE EXPECTED ON EAST COAST   Navy Planes Evacucted from - New England Bases—Storm  Warnings ore Issued

REDS BOYCOTT COUNCIL OVER IRANIAN PROBE   Big Five Unity Shattered: Delegates Ask, “What Do We Do Next?”   SECRET SESSION CALLED   Ala Bares Russian Demands On His Government, Denies Pact

LEADERS SEEK WAYS TO LURE SOVIETS BACK   Red Delegate Walks Out after Defeat in Effort To Delay Iran Matter

Albania Drafts Bitter Charges Against Greece   Ukraine’s Complaint Expected to Touch Off Ritter Dehate

Albania Draws Up Charges   Hopes To Present Bitter Allegations Against Greece In Council Monday .

Albania Seeks U. N. Hearing   ter Wants to Enter  Case Acuinst Greece

Charges Against  Greece Drafted Will Be Presented at S. C. Session

Albania Would Present Bitter Charges Against Greece Before UNO Personally

NATIONS WOULD HAVE TO GIVE UP PART OF SOVEREIGNTY UNDER U.S. PLAN FOR ATOMIC PEACE

GI JOE SALUTES MANHATTAN   THIRTEEN THOUSAND EUROPEAN VETERANS PARADE IN NEW YORK

13,000 Sky Soldiers ‘Descend’ on NY. For One of City’s Biggest Parades

13,000 Veterans of Four Sky-Fighting Divisions in Giant Manhattan Parade

NEW YORK CITY HONORS GI JOE IN BIG PARADE   13,806 Vets From Famous Divisions  Come Back Home

Famed 82nd Airborne Division Marches  _In-Great New York City Victory Parade

Transport Hits Mountainside In ~ Panama District   Passengers on_ill- Fated Plane Include One Civilian

23 ABOARD AIRLINER ARE KILLED JN CRASH   Atmy C-H. Ee Revte Frem Flerida To Panama. Strack Meundain And Fxrploded

C-54 Explodes In Crash Near  Panama Canal  Accident Laid  To ‘Front’ Storm DJ. Lies

Only Echoes In Station   Tie-Up Is Complete In K. C.; No Food Worries for Awhile

Premier Denies Press Statement   News Agency Quoted Official As Saying Trip  TT... Tandanm Suecacefnl

2 HELD IN GEM THEFT TAKEN TO GERMANY   Speedy Trial to Be Arranged for Durant and Bride for Removal of Jewris From Castle.

Former Head Of Pacific Fleet  Reads Statement   States He Was Not Given Information That Would Be Used For Alert

Former Commander of Pacific Fleet Tells His Story; Might Have Ambushed Japs, He Says

‘Kimmel Says W as “Misled’ By Warnings          He Believed Navy Dey ment Thought No At On Harbor Probable      200 AT HEARING

Kimmel Gets Chance Before P. H. Probers   Responsibili For Raid Lod To Washincton

Kimmel Says He Was Misled   Washington Officials Blamed for Denying Him Information

Kimmel’s Story...   Admiral Charges Navy Dept Misled Him On Pre-War Warning

Kimmel Says He Was ‘Misled' By  Prewar Warning  Declares He Might Have Ambushed Japs If Given  Full Information.

Former Pacific Fleet Leader Shifts Blame   Charges Washington Failed To Inform Him Of Developments

Kimmel Says War Warning ‘Misled’ Him   Navy Department Blamed For Denying Information

Navy ‘“Misled’ Kimmel, Quiz Group Is Told   Fleet Was Deprived Of Fighting Chance, 1941 Leader Asserts

TELLS SOLONS WAR WARNING “MISLEADING”   Admiral Declares Washington Denied Him Information Which Might Have Enabled Him to Ambush the Japanese.

KIMMEL AVERS NAVY FUMBLED ~PRE-WAR DUT!   Reer Admiral ‘Declares’ He Was ‘Misled’—No Attack Thoucht ‘Probable’

War Warning “Misleading,” Kimmel Says   Navy Showed Pearl Harbor Attack Not Probable; Says He Could Have Made Hawaii An Ambush for Japs

OF PEARL HARBOR   Says Information That _ Might Have Saved Ships  Not Given   IN LONG STATEMENT

REAR ADMIRAL KIMMEL TODAY SAID HE WAS ‘MISLED!   By a Pre-War Warning Inte Believing No Attack On Pearl Harbor, Probable.    TOLD HIS STORY TODAY   Was the First Public Utter: ance of the Disastrous Japanese Attack.

Says Vital. Information ‘Denied Him   Kimmel Claims Pearl  Harbor Could Have Be come Ambush for Japs, Had He Been Warned

Tells Committee He Was Misled by Pre-War Warning   Claims Not Enough Information Given From Washington

Important Data Not Forwarded, Navy Chief Says   Ambush Could Have Been Set in Hawaii, Fleet Leader Avers

Pearl Harbor Commander Gives Initial Testimony   Asserts Washington Indicated Attack  On Hawaii Wasn't Imminent ar Peok-kl.

Vital Facts Not Given By Chiefs, Claim  Original Copy Of   Original Copy Of  Roberts Report On Disaster Reported Missing From File:

Navy Gave No ‘Warnings, Kimmel Says   Pearl Harbor Could Have Been Ambush . For Japs, He Asserts

Kimmel *Misled’ He Says   Thought Pre-War Warning Meant  No Pearl Harbor Attack Was Probable

Revised Price- Wage Policy May Be  Announced ‘Todav   New Price Concessions to Permit Higher Wages Drafted but Snags May Delay Issuance of White House Statemen!

IS AWAITED    Proposal Would Permit   Industry to Charge   More for Products to Meet Pay Boosts.   POLICY STATEMENT MAY BE DELAYED   Differences of Opinion Develop at Conferences —$4-a-Ton Steel In   crease Seen.

Next Move {s Up To President; General Policy Statement May Be Issued Today.

HIGHER LEVEL SEEN 10 MEET PAY DEMANDS   Statement of Policy May Be Issued By Govt. Today

Federal Wage-Price Policy Statement May Be Delayed   'New Price Concessions To Permit Wage Raises Be.  lieved Causing “Some Differences Of Opinion”  In Executive Circles

White House Agreement On Slight Price Increases Reportedly Reached

New Wage-Price Policy May Nof Be Issued Today   ‘Differences of Opinion Develop; Truman Withholds Comment

Truman Weighs Revised OPA Wage-Price Plan  * Bowles-Snyder Row Stalls  Decision Set for Today

PLAN DRAFTED TO COVER G10 PAY INCREASE   NEXT MOVE UP TO TRUMAN; DETAILS EXPECTED TODAY

Grand And Petit Juries Will Report; Three Trials Set   HOLD MEET THIS WEEK

RESPONSIBILITY FOR MEAT FAMINE DENIED   OPA Official Claims Meat More Plentiful Now Than During The War  A SCPACTIIAL eTrINyv”

attle Receipts, rices Tumble   Sioux City Reports Some Grades $5 Down

Mihailovic’s Aide Pleads Not Guilty   Admits Knowledge of Collaboration’ WithGermany's Forces

Moljevic Innocent, He States   Disclaims Any Responsibility For Chetnik  ‘Collaboration’

IN LEG WILL QUIT POLITICS   ATHENS, TENN. MESS SENDS HIM BACK TO RAILROADING

Sheriff Beaten in Election Battle Is ‘Going Back to Railroading’

Former McMinn County Sheriff Quits Politics   Mansfield, Shot In Ele tion Battle, To Return To Railroading

Australia Hits At Veto Excess   Cuba Charges It Makes Little Powers Mere Satellites

Small Powers Open Fight Against Veto   Argentina Threatens To Bolt Unless U.N. Modifies Measure

Bomber Crashes  On West Coast; Eleven Killec   Report Marine Corps FourEngined Bomber Crashes Near Kearney Airfield   NAMES OF VICTIMS NOT AS YET KNOWN

11 Are Killed As 4-Engine Bomber Falls   Four Believed Army Officers, Other Seven Personnel of Navy

Senator Hits War Freight Overcharaes   Taylor Says Railroad Men Dominated Rate Committee

Idahoan Persists In Demand Rates Be Investigated   Taylor Claims Four Of Five on Board Were Rail Employe

Group Cited In Freight  ‘Overcharge’   Sen. Taylor Insists On Investigation Of Rate-Setting

Taylor Demands Rail Rate Probe   Charges Railroad Men Overcharged U. §. in Wartime

ASSEMBLY OF UNITED NATION. STARTS WORK   Molotov Says Truman Appeal “Great Speech”

TRUMAN STRESSED EARLY “ AGREEMENT ON PEACE. __... TREATIES IN ADDRESS. YESTERDAY 

British Leader Takes Responsibility Of. Rapido River  : Gerieral Mark Clark

Plan Mapped To'Increase Clothing Supply   Ford Cites Higher Cost Factors in Auto Manufacturing

TEXTILE PRICE INCREASES 10 BOOST OUTPUT   SCARCITY IN SHIRTS, SHORTS, DRESSES TO BE EASED

Provides Price Hike For Mills Making Fabric   May Raise Cost OQ Shirts From Five To Six Cents

Program May Eventually. Jump Shirts, Shorts, Pajama Production by About 50 Per Cent.

Outline plan to inerease eh ‘ap cotton  Seek 50 percent more production

Program to Hike Output  Is Announced   Textile Mills To Be Granted Incentive Price Increases

PROGRAM TO SPUR OUTPUT OF SCARCE APPAREL IS DRAWN   U. S. Outlines Plan to Put More Men’s Shirts, Women’s Dresses and Work Cloth ing on Market. 4   MILLS MAKING FABRICS TO GET PRICE BOOS!   Officiais Will Make No Estimate of How Much Scheme Will Add to Retail Costs.

‘Supply Increase Of Half Planned   Production Restriction Port af Program

Plan to Spur. Output ofLow Cost Clothing   Bowles Says OPA Pro. gram Will Increase   Supply BY About  : “ 8A Dar Cent

OPA Plans Drive To Spur Low-Cost Clothing Output   Program Is Designed Tc Boost Cotton Garment Production

200,000 IN OnIO LEAVE WORK AS STRIKE STARTS   State Faces Darkest Hour Of Economic History; Mills Are Deserted

Zhukov Reins Fall to Konev   Allied ‘Taint’ Seen Behind Soviet Purge

Konev Made  Successor To Zhukov   Red Army Chiefs Linked With Western Allies Get Miner Posts.

HOW RADIO WILL SPARK A-BOMB:   Marshal konev Heads Soviet High Command   Believe Leaders Who Have Associated With Western Allies Are Being Demoted

PRICE ISSUE ~ STOPS WORK   FABRICATORS EMPLOYING  —— 850,000 -N OT—REOPENING—!\ UNTIL PRICE RELIEF  us AUTHORIZED...

Some Steel Firms Are Still Closed   Fabricators Threaten To Continue Shutdown

‘abricating Plants Seek Price Relief   End Of Stee] Strike In Pabricating Plants Depends — On Price Action By Government

“Southerner Of Year”... .  Governor Says Danger Of Fascism Is Greater Than The Peril Of Communism

House Sends Draft Bill On to Senate   Administration Fidgets as End Of Old Low Nears

House Tosses Draft Measure Back to Senate   “Levy Would Add 20 Cents Per Ton on Coal” O'Neill

House Tosses Draft Bill Back to Senate   Law Expires Tonight Unless Congress Steps Up Movements

Senate Action Needed Today To Refain Act      Teen-Age and Father Draft Bans Provided in Bill

LEGISLATION TO CONTINUE AGT CHANGED    House Votes Amendments  jin Which Senate Must  Concur Before Midnight  to Save System.   BACKERS DECLARE TIME INSUFFICIENT   Warnings Disregarded as Bans on Inducting Fathers and Boys 18 and 19 Are Approved.

DRAFT CURBS APPROVED IN HOUSE ACTION   Induction — a Fathers And ’Teen Agers Is Banned by Bill

Law Expires Today at Midnight   Legislators Approve Amendments io Extension Measure

Senate Must Act Before Midnight On Amendments To Stop-Gap Bill   Administration Warnings Are Disregarded; Truman May Take Hand   SENATE IS CRITICIZED FOR DELAYING ACTION   Measure Can Be Brought Up in Senate Only by Unanimous Consent

EXTENSION OF — DRAFT ACT IS UP TO SENATE   Heuse Bans Drafting 0: Fathers And Teen-Agers By 280-84 Vote      MEASURE EXPIRES TONIGHT MIDNIGHT

House Votes Draft With Dads Exempt  Senate Has Yet To Accept Bill   Nebraska's four republican congressmen voted for the amendments to the selective service extension bill.

Senate Must Act Today or Draft Law Will Expire   House Bans Induction Of Fathers, Youths  In Amendments

House Votes Ban on Draft Of Fathers, Teen-Agers  Senate Must Act  By Midnight  Or Draft'Act Will Eenire

Senate Has Only One Day To Save Bill   Major Limitations _ on Inductions Placed in Amended Measure

Senate Must Act Today or Service Law Expires  Lone Objection  On Floor Con Kill G! Riahts

FREIGHT KILLS SLEEPING BOYS   Three Hammond Youths Caught On Tracks By Nickel Plate Train

TRAIN KILLS THREE YOUTHS   Only 1 of 4 Boys Escapes Wheels of Freight Early Today

Two Industry Groups Ask Quick Action   Emphasis To Be Placed On Low Cost Housing

Federal Red Tape Promised Cut for Homeless Vets  ’ Individual Cities To Be Asked to Build  Laweeact. Aniecac

Expediting Of Building Is Planned For Country   Wilson Will Speed  U. S. Construction

Low Cost Houses Pledged by New Expediter   Wyatt Will Cut Feder:   Red Tape Halting  Rlecedad Carnctriirhian

Wyatt Promises To Slash Red Tape  In Housing Drive   Expeditor Calls on Cities To Plan for Action; ‘Bottlenecks Must Go’

[Housing Expediter Pledges Cut in Federal Red Tape To Ease Shelter Situation

Wyatt Promises To Cut Red Tape on Housing  Czar Promises No “Miracles”? but  Asks Cooperation

Low Cost Houses Pledged by New Expediter  Wyatt Will Cut Federc Red Tape Halting Needed Construction

Ho using Czar Promises Tc  Cut ‘Red Tape   Wilson W. Wyatt, Jr., Says He Will Call Upou Cities and Towns for Inamnedjate Action

City Wife  By JERRY M. DARRELL  McClure Newspaper Syndicate. WNI BPeatiures.

Army Experiment: With Two Weapon: As Atom Defense   Air-borne Bazooka Designed To Destroy Explosive  Rocket in Flight

wAJOR AND FAMILY SAFE   Awericans Had Been in Custody of Yugoslav Soldiers

MEXIA GIRL SCOUT ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS AT MEETING   Appoint Committees; In Need Of Leaders

ARMY SCATTERS ASHES OF NAZI WAR CRIMINALS   Execution Officials Refute Reports Of Bungling

Poison Goering Used May Have Been Concealed Under Skin  aml Beem} nathan T)   Medical Examination Discloses One-Inch Wound on Abdomen of Condemned Nazi

Communist Troops Move Into Tsingtao, Where U.S. Marines Are Based

Chinese Reds Strike Tsingtao Water Supply   Outskirts of Town Are Occupied; Situation Critical

Report Fighting Around Tsingtac   Chinese Battle In Suburbs Of City Where U. S. Marines Are Stationed

COMME UNITS MENACE. YANKS NEAR TSINGTAO   Chinese Officials: List Situa tion. Critical; ‘Decline To: e ” Predict Otitcome

CHINESE REDS PERIL TSINGTAO   Communist Force at Edge of City Where Marines © Have Base

Back of the Headlines Big Four Nearing Accord  Despite Trieste Deadlock

ANOTHER STRIKE PLAGUES AKRON   2,250 Walk Out at Seiberling Plant After One is Fired

Russian Loan Next Question For Congres:   British Expected to Draw On New Credit Within Shiact TFirra

BRITISH LOAN GETS APPROVAL OF HOUSE   Empire May Be Drawing Upon Huge Grant Within A Week. Trade Officials State

Great Britain May Draw Upor Loan in Week   Truman Expected to Sign Bill Today: Loan To Russia Possible

BRITAIN MAY DRAW ON LOAN  i j i   WITHIN WEEK   Signature of Truman Last Formality In Granting Credit

Truman Set To Sign Bill For Big Loan   Big Question Mark In Loan Situation Concerus Russia

britain Is Expected to Draw on Loan Account Soon: Loans to Other Foreign Nations Hold Interest

Railroads Review Gov't Fact Finding   Disapproval of Gov't. Decisions Indicated

UNIONS ARE DISSATISFIED WITH RESULTS   Few Rule Changes Granted Despite 45 Requests, Spokesmen Say.

Marshall Faces Challenging Task in Chinese Problem  Red, Nationalist Distrust Unabated   KUOMINTANG CORE FOMENTED UPRISINGS

WILLOW RUN'S LEASE PROBED   No Action Recommended On Charge of Bad Deal By U.S.

TWO S. DAKOTA OFFICERS SLAIN   Five-State Dragnet Set in Search for Slayer

Escaped Mill City Prisoner Being Sought   Sitts Seen in Area; Men Killed Attempting To Trap Fugitive

Deadlock i in Mine Strike Continues   Auto Strikes Threatened lf OPA Powers Curtailed

Hoover Is Behind Truman’s Plan to  Help Feed Europe   Former President Thinks Rationing Will Not Be Necessary in Howeland

Flint, Mich., Schools Closed By Strike Of Maintenance Workers Asking Pay Hike

Ex-Gl Brandishes Shotgun, Says He Will Shoot Dead Anyone Who Would Evict Him and His Mother Fram Hame

“LL SHOOT THEM ALL DEAD  tk Gl Is Determined He Will Not Be Tossed Out Of House

‘BIG FOUR’ SCANS TRIESTE VERDICT   Parley May Result in- LongDelayed Understanding

HITLER- FRANCO PACT REVEALED   Russia Produces Military Alliance Signed By Nazis, Spair

Russia Charges Franco Signed Pact With Nazis   Planned to Join Hitler Forces At Proper Time

REDS ALLEGE FRANCO PACT WITH HITLER   Moscow Radio Savs Docu: ments Captured by Ss viets During War Show Spanish Military Alliance With the Reich.

PEACE ~ CONFERENCE OF 21 NATIONS 1S PRESSED BY BIG FOUR   Haile Selassie Comes Up With New Problem

HEADS PRESS FOR 21-NATION PEACE MEETING   Ministers Speed Up Discussions  Of Peace Treaty

PROLONGING OF DRAFT BRINGS ON TIED VOTE   Senate Committee Deadlocked On Plan For 6 Weeks Extension

MOTION 10 EXTEND DRAFT S OPPOSED   Senate Committee Ly Deadlocked Today In Vote.

Truman Fears — Coal Walkout      UMW, Bituminous Oper ators Contract to Expire Apr. 1

COAL MINE STRIKE FEAREDBY TRUMAN   LEWIS EXPECTED TQ) MAKE WAGE DEMAN DS—CONTRACT EXPIRES APRIL tf.

Truman Fears Strike of Coal Miners April 1   Ickes Reveals Move As He Quits Without Revealing Status of Solid Fuels Ageney

GOAL STRIKE FEAR REVEALED BY ICKES   Retiring Secretary. infers Preaident Eyes April Yet Date

Short Faces Stiff Exam on His Alibi. On Pear' Harbor   Committee Seeks Means to Shorten Hearina

Paul V. McNutt To Be First U. S, Ambassador To Philippine Republic

Reach Truce in China's Civil War   All Guns Ordered Silenced; Thanks Given Gen. Marshall

hee Silenced   Cease Fire: Order Isstied as  Government Shapes New:  Comproinise Offers of Unity      ‘Deadline for War. "Set for Sunday   Orders Go:Out From Both Chiang and Chou En-Lai,  Conununist Negotiator.” aL Peace Conferences ~

Chinese Halt Hostilities   Government Prepares Compromises For Unity Conference. ;

GUNS SILENCED IN CHINA’S WAR   Cease Fire Order Halts 5 Months Of Sporadic Civil Conflict

Uhina Entering Into New Era, Leaders Think   Cease Fire Order Becomes Effective in All Areas Midnicht Sunduvy

Hobbs’ One Thousand      Guns To Be Silenced Sunday At Midnight As Truce Siqned Ending China Civil War

China Guns To Cease at  Midnight   Chinese Acclaim Move With Same Enthusiasm Evidenced When Nippon: Overthrow Is Announced

Near Eight Inches Rain Is Reported   Des Moines River Above Flood Stage — Several Highways Are Closed

17 ‘Slain, 300 Hurt In Egypt Anti-British Demonstration:  i !   British Troops Fire On Demonstrators; Egyptian Press Ordered To Print Nothing: About Va i :

17 Are Killed In Alexandria   301 Others Wounded in New Riot Flareup in Egyptian City

Alexandria Riots  Leave 17 Dead   ‘Day of Mourning’ Brings Street Battles

Congr essional. Leaders Doubtful Of Wisdom of Churchill’s Attack

Question Value of Winnie’s Blast   Solons Doubt If Talk Lifted Any Suspicion

Dixie Democrats Protest National Party Publication   Eight House Members Call Meeting To To Discuss Article.

Threatened With Ejection Taft Quits Senate Hearing   Dixie Democrats Protest Party Publication Remark

DRUGGISTS STUDY LAW 10 CONTROL SLEEPING PILLS  If Approved It Will Be Se nt To Legvislat  @CrIiaTures

Both Sides of Frontier Are Specified  Balkan Neighbors Accused of  Fomentina Conflic#

U.S. Proposes Greek Study   Investigations On Both - Sides of Frontier. Are Suggested

U5, ASKS PROBE OF FIGHTING NEAR GREEK FRONTIER   Calls on U. N. Security Council to Send Seven-Man Commission to Balkans to Investigate.   BRITAIN, AUSTRALIA, BRAZIL SUPPORT PLAN   Three Hail Proposal as Con: crete Step Toward Settling Troubles Between Athens and Neighbors,

U.S. Urges Probe Of Greek Warfare   Would Have U. N. Senc Fact Finders to Scene

GREEK FRONTIER INQUIRY PUSHED   U. $. Probe. Proposal Action Delayed As Council Adiourns

U.S. PROPOSES GREEK BORDER INVESTIGATION   On-The-Spot Probe O Balkan Complaints Up To Council

Truman Views Maneuvers Of  Eighth Fleet   oards Carrier Franklin 0.  Roesevelt At Norfolk As  - Guns Blaze 21 Presi“dential Salutc

Truman Viewing Naval Air Might  Boards Aircraft  Piaedias in Atlant

Reviews Atlantic Maneuvers   Truman Sees Display Of Naval Air Might From Deck of Flagship Franklin D. Roosevelt

President Truman Aboard Currier For a Peek at U.S. Noval Air Midht

TRUMAN TAKES CARRIER RIDE; MANEUVER SET   President Will Watch Exhibition of Naval Air Might In Atlantic

RUMORS HEARD IN SWEDEN -BERMANNIS HIDING THERE   ONE OF TOP NAZI LEADERS SAID TO BE HEAD OF  WORLD-WIDE UNDERGROUND NETWORK _

Strike of Pilots Halts Big Airline  TWA Pilots Ask   TWA Pilots Ask Wage Increase;  Domestic, World Flights Cancelled

FLIGHTS OVE ALL LINES Ot FOR 24 HOURS   Fliers Demand Top Salaries of $1,187 and $1,096 on Big Planes.

F li iers Are          TRANSCONTINENTAL.AND WESTERN AIR, INC., CANCELS ALL FLGHTS; FIRST WALKOUT OF ITS KIND °-

Pilots Stage First Walkout In History   :Air. Skippers Want $1187 a. Month To Fly Ble Ships

CANCEL FLIGHTS ON AIRLINE FOR 24HOUR PERIOD   AFL Union Is Seeking Higher Pay for 1,100 Members With Company

Interruption Of Flying Expected To Be Complete   TWA, Company Affected, Operates 28,270 Miles Of hie Routes In The United States And To Many Other Countries.

WESTERN AIR PILOTS GO ON STRIKE   Want $1,187 Per Month; Fiights Are Cancelled

TWA Pilots Go Out On Strike   Company Is Forced To Cancel Flights For 24-Hr. Period

UNION REJECTS WAGE DECISION OF U. 5. BOARD   Company Cancels All Scheduled Flights In Walkout

TWA Cancels All Flights: After Pilots Strike For Higher Pay   Union Demands Would Mean $15,300 Per Year For 20 Hours Per Week

Pilots Call Strike; Ask Boost in Pay   All Flights on TWA Can. celled in First Strike of Kind in History

Flights Of TWA Ships Cancelled   NEW YORK, Oct. 21—Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc., announced today that ail flights

TWA PILOTS STRIKE FOR HIGHER PAY   First Major Walkout of Kind In History of U. S. Commercial Aviation.

PILOTS OF AIRLINE FIRM GO ON STRIKE IN UNITED STATES   TWA Flyers Ask Higher Pay; is First Walkout of Kind in History; Flights Canceled. LINE OF PICKETS IS IN MISSOURI

Fliers Seek Four-Figure Monthly Pay   AFL Group Refuses To Accept Proposal Of Fact-Finding Board

TWA Pilots Out For More Pay   Company Cancels All Of Its Flights For 24. Hours

Tidal Wave on Wakayama Peninsula Wreaks Death and Destruction Generally——One British Soldier Is Keported as Missing—Army Officials State No Outside Help Needed in Devastated Area

Thousands Of Homes In Large Area Destroyed   American Personnel Safe; Fishing Vessels Wrecked

Huge Area Is Attected By Earth Tremor   HUNDRED - KILLED AND MANY MORE ARE INJURED

50,000 Square Miles Affected by Quake, Believed To Be World’s Heaviest; 500 Japs Dead.   ALL AMERICAN ARMY PERSONNEL ARE SAFE

AN EARTHQUAKE WREAKED DEATH AND DESTRUCTION   Five Hundred Japanese Are Reported to Have Been Killed.   50,000 SQUARE MILES   A Tidal Wave Also Struek Southern Japan; Many Injured.

QUAKE, TIDAL WAVE STRIKES LOWER JAPAN   Reports Japanese Town of 10,000 Is Washed Away; Death Toll High

Villages Are Swept Into Sea   More Than a Thousand Japanese Believed Dead Or Injured; a 50,000 Square Mile Area Hit

INCOMPLETE REPORTS  INDICATE MANY ARE  INJURED OR MISSING NO AMERICANS HURT;  MOST NATIVES ARE VICTIMS OF WAVES

At Least 500 Feared Dead in Southern Area   Huge Waves Said To Haye Washed Village Away

20,000 SQUA MILE AREA DAMAGED   4,500 Homes Are Reported Destroyed In Disaster   FISHING TOWN   On Southern Tip Of Wakayama ls Washed Away By Seven-Foot Waves

Record Temblor, Tidal Wave Hit Jap Peninsule   300 Natives Die, 612 Hurt; 4500 Homes Said Lost;  §00 Vessels Destroyed

Severe Tidal Wave Erupted by Earth Tremblor  Over 50,000 Square Miles Are Damaged

4500 Homes Listed as Destroyed   50,000 Square Miles Of Southern Japan Hit By Tidal Wave.

Big Area of South Isles Devastated   British Soldier Is Only Known Casualty in Occupation Forces.

612 Japs Are Hurt in U pheavel   Fire Also Ravages Some Areas; Quake May Be World’s Worst, Is Report   Houses Flooded   Thousands of -Homes Are Flooded; Ships Destroved.

Wakayama Eruption Is One Of World’s Worst; Death Toll Now At 500

Death, Terror Stalk Islands After Disaster   Hundreds Die; Buildings Splintered, Washed Away: Fires Rage

Death, Destruction Toll Will Be High, Reports Indicate   More Thon 500 Japs Dead, 612 Injured--Thousands of Homes, Shins, Pactariac Encte

Coastal Homes. Disappear Unde Big Tidal Waves   15,000 Square Mile Area Is Devastated; 500 Boats Wrecked

Hundreds Die As Sea Floods © Coastal Area   Fragmeniary Reports of Devastation Reved Widespread Destruction to Thwns Cities of Ninnon.

DENIOUS WILL NOT RUN   Kansas Official, Not Candidate for Governorship

MEAT PACKERS MOVE TO LIFT BEEF CONTROLS   Western Cattle Ranges Covered With Record Droves Of Stock

Large Cache Of Munitions, Quantity Of British ‘Dress’ For Battle Are Discovered

Munitions Cache Found in Haifa Bay Area by Tommies  ‘British Battle Dress’ Located in Settlement Tension Still High ©

:  Palestine Still Tense Despite  _ Release of Five Kidnaped  . Ohfieare

Jews Charge Their Defenses Confiscated ....  British Seize Munitions  Cache In The Holy Land

British Find More Arms In Palestine   Contraband Munitions And Battle Dress Are Taken From Jews

More Munitions Confiscated Ih.  Tense  Palestine.      Jewish. Groups Bitterly ~“Assail. -. British For _ Removal Of “Defen _ sive’ > Arms.

British Uncover More Munitions   Jews Protest They Are Being Denuded Of Their Defenses

Both Sides to Give Answer  This Morning   Union Is Reported Favorably Impressed by LU. S. Suggestion

Union, Owners Promise Reply  To Plan Today   Nature of Proposal Offered to End 26-Day Strike Not Disclosed

COMPROMISE   New Proposal Held Likely    To Pave Way for End Of Shipping Tieup

—FARMERS— Farm Profit Gut Is Séen  Wage Boos’ ‘To  Increase Costs

LESS PROFIT ON AG PRODUCE SEEN   UPWARD SWING OF WAGES TO BE FELT BY U, S. FARMERS

COSTS OF FO PRODUCTION 10 GO UP AND CUT FARM PROFITS   Government Not Expecting To Let Ceilings On Farm Products Go Up

Cut in Farm Profits Looms as Wage-Price Policy Result   Pay Boost for Labor, Increased Cost of Industrial Goods to Narrow Margin

Less Farm Profit Forecast   New Wage - Price Policy Expected to Result In Narrower Margin

—FOOD PROSPECTS— _ Hopes Food Rationing  Will Not Be N ecessary   Less Meat, Milk And Poultry Likely

President Says Return To Rationing Is Not Expected in U. S.   Nation’s Farms Appear Likely to Produce Les Meat, Milk and Poultry for Next 15 Months, Aqriculture Department Survey Shows

Fines Workers ‘Seized’ Plant   Anjunctian Preyentin 9g Mass Picketing at Frick Company Continued

Finds Workers Seized Pian   Mass Picketing at Frick Company Continued

Pilots Firm On Top Pay Demand   Union Head Refusing To Compromise

Hopes to Settle Maritime Tieup on Pacific Bright  _No Agreement Is Reached in Airline Strike

No Agreement  In TWA Strike   Pacifie Sailors May End Walkout This Week

Ohio To Act Fast When It Gets FGH   Kaiser-Frazer Protest U. S. Steel’s Policy

Kaiser, Frazer Charge Steel Industry Refuses Material for New Cars

NO STEEL IS READY FOR KAISER-FRAZER   Policy of Taking Care Of Old Customers First, Is Maintained

Kaiser, Frazer Declare Steel Firms Are Refusing To Meet Their Needs

GIRL HIT BY CAR CROSSING STREET   Broken Leg and Shock Suffered When Imogene Pend leton Crosses Street

Broken Leg and Shock Suffered When Imogene Pend leton Crosses Street

GREENE COUNTIAN WINS CORN GROWN   Outstanding Yield of 104.17 Bushels Per Acre Reported

6,600 Miners _ Quit Pits As Pay Pact Talks Open   Coal Producers Believe Work Stoppage Backs Lewis’ Hand

Drop Of 33 P.C. In World Food __ Expected In’4/   UNRRA Director General Warns Nations Have No Great Reserves At Hand

Food Experts Of 18 Nations Meet To Cope With Shortage That May Last Four Years   Estimate That World May Fall Third Short On Food Again Next Year Made

Experts On Food Meeting Today 1c Combat Famine   Estimated That World Will Fall Third Short On Faod Next Year.

Speedy Decisions Required on Food . Shortage Expected To Last  =. Through 1947, _  = opt tl;

Experts Map Fight On Famin  World May Fall Fall Third Short On Food Next Year

FOOD EXPERTS OF 18 NATIONS CONFER INU. S.   Officials See No Improvement in Famine Conditions ‘After Harvest

EXPERTS MEET IN CAPITO!, 10 FIGHT FAMINE   Truman and Hoover Scheduled To Talk on Vital Problem During Conference

: Food Groups  Seek: Methods To Meet: Prolonged Food Shortage      Speedy . Decisions ‘Requir-

25.000 Get Wage Boost Under Terms   Grant 18's Cent Hourly Increase:  UAW Holds Out

News Day And Nigh!   Motor Corporation Grants 181% Cents Hour Boost In Surprise Move   Effect On Others — Is Not Indicated   Auto Union Says It Will Not Settle. Strike On That Basis

1BY-CENT RISE WN HOURLY PAY   25,000 Employes Are Affected by New  Settlement

MOVE AFOOT IN SENATE TO TIE DOWN OPA   Sen. Taft Reveals Solons Have No Confidence In Bowles

Senate Group Favors Price Control Board   Would Take Authority Away From Bowles

OPA OPPONENTS PLAN TO CURB AUTHORITY   GOP Group Lacks Confidence In Bowles

SENATE WOULD STRIP OPA Ut 1S AUTHORITY   Solons Would Put Power In Hands Of Independents

Coal Dispute Not Settled Finally Yet   Lewis Deal Is With Government, Operators Not Bound, May Be Slow to Sign

fSays Coal Strike Not Settled Because Terms Made With Government Not Operators

NEITHER ATOM BOMB NOR MATERIALS ARE GIVEN OTHER LANDS   SECRETARY OF WAR, EISENHOWER SPIKE RUMOR OF TRANSFER

Officials Deny Great Britain  Given A-Bombs   Eisenhower, Patterson As sert U. S. Never Has Sent Such Material To  Any Nation

BARUCH SAYS CONTROLS ARE — STILL-NEEDED   ADVISOR OF PRESIDENTS “CALLS FOR INCREASED,  ’ PRICES AND WAGE  °'\ STRIKE TRUCE

BARTICH GALLS FOR INCREASE IN PRICES, WAGES RECOMMENDS CNTINGIATION PRICE CONTROLS

BONNET LEADS IN PEACE TRY BEFORE VOTE   Compromise Inquiry May Be Amended By U.S.

Dr. Nellie Goldthwaite, Former U, Of f. Science Instructor, Dead

Underwood To Head GOP Group  Rev erc comb Ci tes  i SPR go eta Vempe seas Fae

"CRUELTIES OF JAPANESE TOLD   Murder And Rape In Nanking Related By Witness In Trials

Administration Wins Test on British Loan  Amendment Beater in Senate by

LOAN BACKERS WIN BIG TEST   Military Base Amendment To British Loan Loses In Close Battle

British Loan Bill Wins Senate Test   Supporters Defeat Move to Tie Measure to Atlantic Bases

BACKERS OF LOAN TO ENGLAND WIN TEST IN SENATE   Defeat Amendment to Require Britain to Hand Over Title to Atlantic Bases Now Held by U. 8.   PROPOSAL REJECTED BY SCANT FIVE VOTES   Administration Forces, Cheered by Result, Drive Ahead in Effort to Pass Legisla tion Today.

British Loan Survives Test   Military Base Ameudment Voted Down. 45 to 40

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Administration Wins Test on British Loan   Amendment Beaten in Senate by Five- Vote Margin

BRITISHLOAN WINS FIRST BIG TEST IN SENATE   M’Farland Amendment Fer Transfer Of Bases Weald Have Killed Bill   ADMINISTRATION GETS FIVE-POINT MARGIN

Senate Speeds Action on Loan To Britain Act   Supporters Win First Big Test; Vote Set on Motion to End Debate

Administration Wins British Loan Bill Test   Result Proves Close But Leaders Drive For Passage Today

Senate Rejects Bases Demand in  British Loan Bill   Winning by Five Votes Administration Expects Final Passage Today

British Loan Passes First  Major Test   Senate Rejects McFarland’s Proviso, 45-40

Administration Wins First _ Big Test On Loan Proposal   Victory Won by Mere Five Votes—Amendment to Make British Loan Contingent Upon Our Getting Atlantic Bases Killed by Vote of 45 to 40

Senators Agree  8-Hour Talk Is  Enough For Day White Refers To  Jefferson’s Code

Marshall Asks Red  Peace Plan   Chinese Communists Take Over Harbin as Russians Leave

SINO-RED PLAN IS REQUESTED   Marshall Says  War Could End If Communists State Demands

Chanute Woman s Found Shot Dead  Body Located in Tourist Cabin of That City

-MARRIAGE LICENSES       Deafened Now Hear “with Tiny Single Unit

Kat Better.  Well, Maybe   Rep. Jenkins Adds  “If” To Prediction

Americans Will Eat Better If  Jenkins Sees Great Yea lf Government Lets Business Alone

Hold the Phone, Mr. Mars   Army Looks Forward to Vast Explorations in Solar Space with Radar

Moon Hit By Radar’s  Pulses   Explorations Into Solar Space Now Planned

MOON CONTACT BY RADAR (PENS NCW HADI ZANC   ‘Many Possibilities Are Seen as Result of U. S. Signal Corps Experiment   ISPACE SHIPS ENVISAGED   More Immediate Application Is Vast Probing of Solar Space

‘SCIENCE MAY “EXPLORE SPACE WITH RADAR AID   Army Seientists Have Already Contacted the Moon

Army Scientists Look Confidently ‘Vast Explorations of Solar Space

Army Radar Reaches out fo The Moor   Vast New Fields of Solar Space Study Are Opened up

Signal Corps Scientists Make ~ Contact With Moon T. hrough Radar

Nationwide Coal Strike Believed Inevitable; Officials Resume Talks

Find Meat Cops Dining on Fish—                                Fate of Political Job Man Subject To Ill Winds

OPAites Shaken From Secure Feeling By Shock of Sudden Release of Meats

Negro Is Held on Homicide Charge  His Arrest Follows Philadelphia Riot

TOLD TWO STORIES   Narratives of Former Naz Security Head Do Not Agree

Strike Halts All Business In Rochester   48,000 Employecs Of City Heed Call For General Walkoaul

Transportation, Industry Stall In Big Walkout   Right of Municipal Employes To Organize Is Back of Actions

Radio Stations  Will Be Checked   F.C. C. Directs Reports Be Made On ‘‘Sustaining Preerams Carried By Stations

Ousted Nashport Residents Block : $10,000,000 Muskingum Valley Dam

CPA Issues Orders To Manufacturers  Hoarding Clothing   Must Reduce Stocks Before Accepting New Yarns

Crack Down ‘On Factories   Nylon, Shirt Plants Ordered To Reduce  “Swollen Inventories”

ANTI-HOARDING STEPS STARTED   CPA Moves To Boost Supply Of Shirts. Nylons

No-Hoarding Edict to Free Shirts, Nylons   U. S. Manufacturers Withholding Items, Officials Disclose

CPA Cracks Down On Manufacturers ‘Of Nylons, Shirts   Will Deny Supplies to Firms Withholding Scarce Apparel Items

BRISTOL HIGH WINS THE LOWER END TRACK MEET   Morrisville Finishes Second  and Langhorne is   BRISTOL HAD IT EASY

BRISTOL HIGH SCHOOL WINS AT TRACK MEET   Has Little Trouble Taking Lower Bucks Championship   MORRISVILLE SECOND

Former AAF Pilot And London Girl Wed By Telephone   Bride, Surrounded By 60 Relatives, Stands Behind Bar Of Pub

Move to Restore Missouri Basin Funds Defeated   House Passes Bill For $62,348,070 Reclamation Program

MILK UP ONE CENT   Price Increase “Will Re Effective Here Tuesdas

MILK UP ONE CENT   Price Increave Wilt, Re Effective flere Tueedat

UKRAINE SAYS GREEKS UPSET WORLD'S PEACE   Paris Delegate Claims Balkan Powderkeg May Explode

A Warning In Paris _   “Powderkeg of Europe’ Might Erupt Again . Say Ukrainians

SAYS GREECE ENDANGERING WORLD PEACE   Ukraine Makes Charge In Opposing Claim To Territory

GREECE IS CHARGED BY UKRAINE WITH IMPERILING WORLD PEACE   FIFTH OF ALL CIVILIAN EMPLOYES TO BE DROPPED BY AIR FORCES

Claims Greece Endangers  World Peace  Ukraine Delegate Sees Balkans cre “"Daurder Kac’

Warns Balkans Might Become ‘Powder - Req   Soviet Ukraine ‘Delegate  Raps Greek Claim in Albania

Soviet Accuses Greece Of Endangering  World Peace In Claiming Albania Land

Ukraine Delegate Spots Greek Issue  fi" tetatwae Timmins   Criticizes Demand On Albania

GREEK PREMIER SERVES NOTICE OF (LAIM ON ALBANIA   Ukraine Delegate Charges Declarations can Endanger Peace

UKRAINE TAKES  ALBANIA'S SIDE   Says We ‘See How Declarations Made By Greece Can Endanger World’  IipArr CEEVibI? bDILAfEe

Ukraine Raps Greek Claris.   Cautions Balkans May Begone Powder Keg of ‘Eu! rope Again, .  ~

BALKANS MAY AGAIN BECOME ‘POWDERKEG’   Ukraine Takes Side Of Albania In Quarrels With Greek Premier

Ukraine Wams of Powder Keg   Sides With Albania in Conference Issue Over Greece

Peace Session Gets Warning Of ‘Powderkea   Ukraine Defends Albanian Demand Against Greece

Red Ukraine Backs Albania   Greece Is Accused Of Endangering Peace

Balkans Again May Become Powder Keg   Ukraine Declares That World Peace is Being Threatened

: Ukraine Delegate Warns Balkans Are  ‘Powder Keg Peril   Hits Greek Demands for Slice of Albania; Says Provocation of Trouble  ‘Endangers World  Perce.

BALKANS AGAIN MENACE PEACE   Soviet Ukraine Accuses Greece Of Stirring Up Trouble

Ukraine Delegate Ac. cuses Greece of Endangering World Peace By Claiming ‘Territory from Albania,

Warns That Balkans May Be “Powder Keq’”’   Ukraine Delegate At Conference Says Greek Attitude Bnclo ner Becca:

Ukraine Warns of Balkans Becoming  Powderkeg Again   Says . Declaration Made by Greece Really Can Endanger the Peace of the World

Balkans Loom As New Danger ToWorldPeace   Ukraine Warns Peace Conference of Menace In That Area to Well Being of World at Large

Claims Greece Endangeis World Peace  Ukraine Delegate   Ukraine Delegate Sees Balkans as ‘Powder Keo’

WAR IMPENDING, UKRAINE AVERS   Peace Parley Told Balkan: May Again Become ‘Powderkeg’ in Europe

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SWEDE SAYS HE TOOK BRITON PEACE PLAN   Witness Tells Of Carrying Document To Chamberlain

Swede Tells of Carrying Hitler’s Peace Plan to Britain Before War

Witness Declares Sweden Refused German Proposal  Nazis Were Seeking Mediation With Britain, Swede Says

Swede Tells Of His Attempt At Mediation   Sought To Avert War In Aus. 1939

PREWAR HITLER PLAN FOR PEAGE REPORTED   Swede Tells Court He Took Paper To Chamberlain

Carried 6-Point Peace Plan To Britain Four Days Before Germany’s March On Poland   Distrust of Nazis Caused Rejection   Swedish Engineer Gives Vivid Picture of Midnight Meeting With Fuchrer In Berlin

President Truman Visits Bermuda   Vacation Cruise Ship Which Headed For Warmer Clime, Reaches Island

No Week-End Break Seen InLA Strike   Million Streetcar, Bus Riders Hitch Hike, Jam Parking Lots

Milk, Bread Shortage In Detroit; New York Faces Transit Strike; Utilities Walkout In Pittsburgh

DETROIT FACES A SHORTAGE OF BREAD AND MIL   Bakery Strike: May: Shut Off Supply- of Bread.

FIBBER, MOLLY TOP RADIO TEAM   POLL PUTS COMEDIANS AT TOP OF LIST

SOLEBURY FARMERS CLUB TO CELEBRATE   75th Anniversary to B« Of February

Lehman Blames Food Crisis On Premature Removal Of Rationing In UNRRA Report

Famine Conditions (Threaten Millions ‘Herbert Lehman Says   SLAMES LIFTING OF CONTROLS FOR ILLS Urges Tightening Of Grain Collection Plane ir Beppe

Probe Dixie Black Mart  CODA Ltée Pllaewal   CPA Hits Hlegal Lumber Deals

UNION CHARGES — GM ‘LOCKOUT   Company Spurns Offer of Vote On Arbitration

UNION AND GM IN DEADLOCK   CONCILIATOR ASKS WASHINGTON FOR ADVICE

DEWEY SEEKS ADVICE FROM. WASHINGTON   GM Controversy Refuse to Budge

OLY LAND 15 SEETHING WHE JEWISH UNRED!   “Private Armies Dull As English Order Disband

FEAR OUTBREAK OF HOSTILITIES —WITH-THE=A RABS— —-OVER IMMIGRATION INTO ’ PALESTINE’ fe

Jewish Armies Defy British; Continue Drills   Palestine Arabs Also Gird for Coming Storm

Rail Freight Embargo Lifted But Other Bans Retained As Obstacles Block Path To Final Labor Peace

Wisputants Holding New  Conference   Continuous Negotiations Under Way; Conciliator Hopeful Despite Fact Ports Are Tied Up

Early Settlement Of Big Marifime Tie Up Indicated   Labor Leaders Hope That Proposal Will End Sacond Strike

Formula for Ending Crippling Walkout Soon May ‘Be Placed Into Effect   OTHER MAJOR LABOR DISPUTES CONTINUING

New Hope For Settlement In Ship Tie-Up   Continuous Meeting This Afternoon Holds Answer to Walkout

All Parties Are Called To Meeting   Prompt End Of Sea Walkout Is Expected

Homes Plunged  Into Darkness  By Line Break   Company Official Claims Rope Thrown Over High Tension Wires In Nearby Towns   New Effort Made 'o Settle Strike   Federal Agency Moves To End Stoppage Caused ‘By CIO Engineers  Aboard Ships

HOPE BRIGHTER FOR SHIP PEACE   Maritime Commission Ma Spur Decision By Stand

Seamen Nearing An End ‘To Row   Optimism Prevails As Commission Steps In

Settlement Of Shipping Strike Near   Labor Disputes Continue in Pittsburgh, Chicago and Columbus; Violence’ in Movie Capitol.

Early End To Shipping Strike Is Seen Now    Maritime Commission May Throw Weight Of Government Pressure Upon Operators

Leaders View Karly Ending  Of Ship Str thee   Opposing Forees Confident Proposed Formula Will Prove Satisfactory

Hollyy ood. Police Officers  Alerted: For. -Any Mare ‘Fouble. At. Film “Plans

Hope for Karly Ship Strike End   Number of Jobless In Pittsburgh Power Walkout Mounting

All Parties In Issue Called To Negotiate   Other Disputes Stil Continue

HOPE EXISTS  FOR EARLY END TO NATIONWIDE SHIPPING HALT   Pittsburgh Tieup Continues; New Violence Hits Movie Dispute

SEE EARLY END OF SHIP STRIKE   Union Leaders Express Hope Formula Will Settle Walkout  , .< to. m ARL_iAse ff" #~® rw bl

Settlement Of Maritime Strike Near   All Parties Are Called To Parley To Be Held This Afternoon

Sea Peace _ Hope Bright   “Continuous” Negotiations Hold Promise Of Early Settlement. Of Maritime Strike

Commission [s Expected To Enforce Raise In Pay on Both Coasts; Violence Feared in Movie Dispute; Fower Close-Down In Pittsburgh Area Te Continued

Optimism Picks Up Over Seaman Strike   Maritime Commission Moves to Seek Settlement

Gov't Pressure May Bring End Te Shipping Tieup   Optimism Expressed As Maritime Commission Moves In On Strike

SETTLEMENT OF NEW  SHIP STRIKE SEEN  POSSIBILITY TODAY GOVERNMENT AGENCY  MOVES IN TO BRING LAROR Prare crincrep

End of Ship Strike Seen Soon; Power Strike Cripples City   Police are Alerted For More Violence In Movie Strike

May Grack Down th Ship Owners   Maritime Commission Reported. Ready To Bring: Pressure To .  -End Strike ©

Hope Brightens For Settlement Of Ship Strike  Maritime Commission Take: Hand, Calling for Parleys

FIVE ARRESTED IN MOVIE STRIKE SKIRMISHES ARIF DIC VETC CIOCED DOWN! ACA AANIT WARNERS

Nation's Worst Shipping Strike Settled at Last   Pittsburgh Court Ends Injunction on Power Walkout

U, S. MAY MEET WHEAT GOALS   Lehman Renews Plea For Rationing; Millers To Get Some Wheat

Episcopalians Liberalize Divorce; Delay Meroer With Presbyterians

Episcopal lans Delay Action  OnMe rgerPlan   Church Moves To Liberalize Laws On Remarriage Of Divorced Persons °

NEW METHODIST CHURCH PLANNED   Congregation Accepts Set of Drawings

METHODIST CHURCH PLANS SUBMITTED   $109,000 EDIFICE 1S PROPOSED      Architect's Drawings Accepted by Church Vote; Fund-Raising Drive To Start Soon

RUSSIANS CLAIM NO COOPERATION   Soviet Circles. State U. S$ Refusing To Help Solve Iranian Question

SOVIET HEADS RIDICULE U. 5. POSITION   Charge Lack of Cooperation On Iranian Question

Court Refuses To  Rule on Second ~ ‘Trip to ‘Chair   ‘Action Cuncels Stay Or dered by Justice ~~ Hugo Black

Order Is Signed in Sewer Case  City-County Legal Dispute in Court

Announce a Six Point Program To Aid Hungry   Offer Bonus of 30 Cents Per Bushel of Wheat Sold by May 25

BLASTS WRECK CITY IN ITALY   Death Toll Reaches 23: 3.000 Homeless Are Housed In Tents

ALL PASSENGERS ABOARD PLANE STILL LIVING   Brig. Gen. Tate, Father o Pilot, Talks With Son Sy Radio

Rescuers Reach Plane In Alps; Report {1 Alive   Swiss Mountain Climbers Bring Survivors Down

8 Survivors Of Air Crash Sick, Injured   Journey to Safety Regins Down Steep Slope of Mountain

FREIGHT RATE BOOST ASKED BY RAILROADS   25 Per Cent. Increase Effective May 15 Is Requested

Railroads Ask For Freight Rate Hike   ICC Gets Request for 25 Percent Increase on  May 15

@ PAUL MALLON-—  New Wage-Price Policy Is More Extensive Than in Wartime

CHARGES FLY IN OHIO VOTE CAMPAIGNING   Mines, Meat And White Col: lar Workers Discussed

Turn Profit Probe on Big And Little  Ship Firms   Bethlehem-Fairfield Shipyards Officials May Be Called Soon  For More Testimony

House Ship Probe To Call One of Largest Builders   Bethlehem Firm Got 52 Million for One Million Investment

BIG AND LITTLE FIRMS CHECKED   Shipbuilding Probers Stil Investigating Charges Of War Profiteering

'TWO MORE SHIPBUILDERS UNDER PROBE   Investigate War Profits of Big And Little Firms

SPOTLIGHT ON GIANT, MIDGET SHIPBUILDERS   Officials Of Two Companies Will Be Called To Stand

Limitations on Distribution of Flour Removed  Favorable Grain Supply One Reason

U. 5. LIFTS CURBS ON USE OF FLOUR   MORE GRAIN GRANTED BY GOVERNMENT FOR MAKING WHISKY AND BEER.

Distillers, Brewers Will Be Allowed. Use of More Grain  Flour Distribution Limits Also Will Be Relieved Soon

U.S. Lifts Ban On Domestic  Use of Flour   Changes Possible as Result of Bountiful Crops, Says Truman

Reveal Supply Now Favorable, Fewer Exports   Changes Announced by Department of Agriculture Effective im Dee. 1

MORE GRAIN TO “WHISKY MAKER, TRUMAN AVERS   Brewers Also To Get Greater Supplies Under Gov. ernment Ruling

Decontrol Allocation Of Flour   Government Alse Gives More Grain Te 1.8. Brewers

More Grain For Liquor   Truman Grants Larger Supply; Lifts Domestic Flour Distribution

More Grain Is Okayed For Brewers. Curbs On Flour Are Abolished For U. 5.   SETTLEMENT OF PROBLEMS SEEN, Soviets Have Hones For Peace With Rest Of World. Is Claim

U.S. Plans To End Controls Over Use Of Flour   Brewers, Distillers To Get More, Quota For Bakers To Be Raised, Truman Says

 LEAD OF 54753\ CHAI   White House Announces New Plan in Control Of Products

U.S. Lifts Flour  Curbs; Frees More  Beverage Grain Moves Announced   Moves Announced By Truman Become Effective Dec. 1

Restrictions on Grain Relaxed   More for Flour and Liquors, President Truman Announces

BOOZE AND BREW MAKERS WILL GET MORE RAW GRAINS   Limitations on Domestic Distribution of Flour Also  Are Removed

Restrictions On Flour Revised  Distillers, Brewers To Get More Grain

U. S. Reduces  Curbs on Grain   Distillers, Brewers Giver Greater Allotments

Flour Controls Are Eased; Drop Limits For Beer, Liquors   Favorable Supply, Poor Transportation Cause Government Move

Distillers to Get More Grain   Will Also Remove Limitations on Domestic Flour Distribution

U.S.Relaxes Ban on Use of © Wheat and Corn   Big .Crops Will Altow More for Millers and Distillers

U. §. Relaxes Ban on Use of Wheat and Corn  Big Crops Will Allov   Big Crops Will Allow More for Millers and Distillers

More Grain Is Okayed For Brewers  Curbs On Flour Are Abolished For U. S.

Distillers, Brewers Will Be Allowed Use of More Grain  Flour Distribution Limits Also Will

Ruling By Court May Put End To  Sugar Rationine   Distillers Given Green Light As Most Grain Controls Are Lifted

Truman Gives More Grain to Distillers   Restrictions on Flour Distribution Is Also Removed

Flour Limits Being Lifted   Distillers And Brewers Also Will Get More Grain As Result Of Bia Supply

Uses of Grain Changed by Order   Limitations on Distribution of Flour Removed

RESTRICTIONS ARE OFF FOR ALL GRAIFS   Plentiful Harvest Is Encouraging for  Flour, Beer Makers

Severe Damage Is Caused  By Flood Waters In State    Port Deposit Expected to be Flooded Tonight—El. mira, N. Y., and Williamsport, Pa., Hardect Hit

PORT DEPOSIT READY FOR FLOOD WATERS   Turbulent Susquehanna River Leaves Banks Below Conowingo  Tiam- BReetdentc Warned

Says Delivered Jap Notes to. Harry Hopkins   Capt. Kramer Says Stark Ordered Delivery Messages

Hopkins Given Jap Intercepts, Kramer Testifies   Says Secret Material Went To F.D.R. Advisor Before Pearl Harbor

SAYS HOPKINS GOT SECRET MESSAGES   Jap intercepts Given to Roosevelt Adviser

Capt. Kramer Faces Queries  On Jap Codes   Winds Messages Still Hold Interest Of  Congressmen

Kramer Says Hopkins Gol Jap Secrets      Witness Tells Of Delivering Intercepts To Him Prior To Pearl Harbor

Hopkins Saw Secret Jap Messages, Pearl Harbor Body Is Told   Navy Officer Says He Delivered Intercepted Diolomeatic Material To Hospital

Hopkins Had Jap Attack Messages   ‘Kramer Reveals That Secret Intercepts Delivered  to Hopkins

KRAMER SAYS HOPKINS HAD SAP MESSAGES         Navy Captain Faces Quiz on Changed Story over ‘Winds’ Message

COPIES oENT TQ HOSPITAL   “Pilot- Message” Received by Navy 24 Hours Late, Kramer Says.

KRAMER SAYS HOPKINS GOT INTERCEPTS   Of Jap Messages Prier to Attack On Pearl Harbor

SAYS HOPRINS GOT “INTERCEPTS OF JAP SECRETS  Messages Taken to Advisor of Roosevelt While in Hospital        NOT ON OFFICIAL LIST  Witness ‘Guesses’ They Ho stly. Wi ith Di ie      Messages Taken to Advisor of Roosevelt While in Hospital   NOT ON OFFICIAL LIST   Witness ‘Guesses’ They Dealt Mostly With Diplomatic Relations

Kramer Testifies He Delivered Highly Secret Messages to F. D. R.’s Adviser

Hopkins Had ‘Access To Jap Intercept Notes   Stark Directed Kramer Fo-Give Messages To:  Presidential Assistant

Jap Code Messages Went to Hopkins Kramer Testifie:   Committee Told Late Presi dential Advisor Received Intercepts

The Kids, Too Grade Pupils Strike For  Shorter Day, Longer Lunch

Speculation {s Chief Activity In Stee! Strike   Many Rumors Keep Air 0: Expectancy In Pittsburgh Steel Strike Center   STEEL FABRICATORS TO MEET SNYDER

JAN MASRYK PROPOSES UNO  WORLD CONTROL OF ARMAMENTS   Britain’s Bevin Says Nation Is Shifting Five Mandates To UNO

‘ontvol Over All WarMaking Potential of the World, Including ABomb Factories, Is Proposed by Czechs.

United Nations Control of Entire World Arms Industry Proposed   Czec*oslovakian Appeals for UNO Supervision Of All Armaments, Including Atomic Bomb Plants: British Offer Trusteeship Proposal

Jobs and Problem: Are Piling Up For Security Unit   Czechoslovakian Foreign Minister Propose United Nations Control of Entire World Armament Industry; Bevin Speaker

BEVIN MAKES SOBERING ADDRESS   .Ready To Place Mandates Under UNO Trusteeship

UNO Control Of All Armaments Is Proposed  Britain Leads Way In Turning Mandates Into Trusteeshins

CONTROL OF ARMAMENTS AIM OF U.N.O.   Jobs and Problems Pile Up For Assembly As It Begins Second Week of Existence

Arms Control  ‘By UNO Urged   Jobs and Problems Pile Up for Assembly as London Session Enters Second Week 7

UNO Contrel Arms Industry   Forcign Minister Of Czechoslovakia Proposes Such A Program.

3EVIN. SPEECH SOBER  UNO Control of Entire World. Armament Industry Proposed -

World Arms Control By UNO Is Proposed   Atom Bomb Factories Included In Supervision Measure Proposed By Jan Masaryk

CZECH PROPOSES UNO CONTROL OF ALL ARMS PLANTS   BRITAIN ANNOUNCES PLANS TO RELEASE MANDATED AREAS

Proposes United Nations Control Of World’s Arms   Armament Industry And Atomic Bomb Factories Are Included In Czech’s Sucaectian

UNO Should Control All World Arms   Czech Leader § Says Step Necessary to Safeguard Humanity; Council Meets Today

UNO Control Of Armaments   Entire World Arms Plants Would Come Under New Proposal

UNO ARMAMENT CONTROL URGED   Britain Reveals Plan To Place Mandates Under Trusteeship Plan

, nose United Nations: patie: Of World Arms dustry, Atomic Plants

PROPOSES UNO WORLD CONTROL OF ARMAMENTS   British Working to Place Three Mandates Under Trusteeship

Czechs Propose Arms Industry Control by UNO   Jobs Increase As Conference In Second Week

UNO URGED TO TAKE CONTROL OF OUTPUT OF ARMS, “A” BOMB  PRESIDENT OF WORLD

Proposes UNO Control All Arms Making   Czech Delegate Applauded For New Suagaestion

UNOSet To Take Control  Of Arms   Proposal Is Made; Atomic Bomb Is Put In List

Jobs, Problems Pile up for UNO Assembly   Propose Organization Control ‘World  Arms Industry’

UNO URGED TO TAKE CONTROL OF OUTPUT OF ARMS, “A” BOMB  PRESIDENT OF WORLD PEACE BODY SPEAKS TO CENERAT SESSION

United Nations Control Of Armament Industry  Proposed At U.N.O. Parley

UNO Control Of Armament Industry Asked   Problems Pile Up For Assembly In London Session

CZECH ADVISES UNO RULE OVER ARMS INDUSTRY   Masaryk Applauded Loudly Britain To Put Mandates Under Trusteeship

Atomic Bomb Factories Would Be Included In Setup Suggested Ry Foreign Minister Masaryk Of Czechoslovakia — Bevin Reports Britain Is Negotiating To Place Three Of Old Mandates From League Of Nations Under Trusteeship System

Czech Urges UNO Control Of Armament   ‘Belgium, Britain Offering Mandates For Trusteeship

Quick Quiz on Leave Pay  Questinns. Ansirere Sham Warkings af Netw Lain

Questionnaire on Terminal Pay  Vets Learn Procedure on Unused Leave Time Income

Data Given on Terminal Pay   Forms for Applications To Be Available in About 45 Days

Turkish Officials Pleased by U.S. Stand   ‘Sanctions Threaten Poland

Britain Ready To Curb Poles Economically   Threatens Sanctions If Potsdam Election Pledge Not Kent

BRITISH APPLY PRESSURE ON NEW POLE GOVERNMENT   Threaten to Withhold Gold Unless Free Elections Held.

Says Russia Maintaining Great Army   Churehill’s Party To Support King’s Conscription Plan

Supports Labor Goy ernment’s Plan to Con “tinue Compulsory IGG tary Training. Oppose Nationalizing Indust ries .

Churchill Insists Russia Has Big Army in Europe   Tells Parliament That Soviet Troops on War Footina

KING OUTLINES   Churchit! Renews Assertion That Red Army fs European Threat

Briton Backs Plan to Keep  Conscription   Former Premier Says Anglo-Red Relations Have Become Worse

SOLDIERS GUARD BRITISH KING  Churchill Charges Soviets Maintaining Huge Force

Promises Opposition Will Support ¢ ‘ompulsory y Military Training in Peacetime; King Reads Labor Party’s Program.

Churchill Repeats Charge Russia Has Big Army in Europe   Promises Opposition Party Support to Plan For Continuance of Compulsory Training; King Outlines Legislative Program

Great Britain Conscription Plan Favored   King George VI. Outlines Labor Government's Program .

Churehill Again Hits Soviet Policy In Europe   Promises Support To Attlee Regime For Compulsory  Military Training

CHURCHILL BACKS PEACETIME DRAFT ASKED BY ATTLEE   War Leader Says World Situation Remains Dark With Third of Europe Under Soviet Control.   KING SETS FORTH GOVERNMENT PLANS   Soldiers and 5,000 Poticemen and Detectives Guard Parliament Houses as He Speaks.

Britain All Out  For Conscription   Churchill Backs Labor  Party's Proposal

Both British . Parties Back Conscription   Churchill Renews Char ge ~ Reds On War Footing; “ " Wome moos Kine

BRITAIN WILL KEEP ARMY ON WAR FOOTING   King Tells Parliament Plans to Nationalize More Industries

CHURCHILL NODS PARTY'S ASSENT TO PEAGE DRAFT   Supports Labor Stand, Attacks Red Strength In Response to King

Churchill To Support Attlee Party Program   Renews Assertion Reds Keep Army On War Footing

C1. 0. NOTIFIES U. 8. IT-MAY ASK NEW WAGE BOOSTS   Says It Will Launch Drive If Economic Agencies Fail to Push Prices Downward.   CHRYSLER CONTRACT TO BE REOPENED   Same Step to Be Taken With Other Auto Companies Where Present Agreements Pernilt.

CHRYSLER GETS FIRST FORMAL CONTRACT NOTE   Demands On Others Ti Follow If Prices Continue Up

Wage Redress — To Counteract Prices Looms   CIO Authorizes Opening  Of Chrysler Pay .  beeen Maer

WAGECONTRACT WITH CHRYSLER IS REOPENED   Officials Are Warned Of Demands That — Likely Are to Come.

TEMPLE ABBOTT THROWN IN FIRE   Chinese Priests Revolt, Cremate Church Head And Layman

HOSPITAL BOARD MEETING JS HELD   Dr. J. L. Boyer Secured A Radiologist Here—Report Show Current Deficits Con tinue To Mount

MINERS ASKE TO RETURN MONDAY   12-Day Truce Raises Hope Of Complete Settlement   AGREEMENT   Sought In Next Few Days; Government Keeps Controls To Save Fuel

Truman Advised Against Seizure   President Says He Is Still Wholeheartedly In Favor Of Striker-Draft Legislation He Requested Of Congress

BYRD POINTS T0 SOFT COAL PACT AS ‘SURRENDER’   Says Government Has Bowed Fourth Time to Mine Boss

Byrd Assa Lil Fourth Victory For Mine Chief        Producers Estimate Cost To Consumers May Hit 75e a Ton

SOFT COAL PEACE IS TERMED ‘SURRENDER: OTHER MINERS STRIKE  SENATOR ASSAILS U. S. SETTLEMENT; 75,000 ARE IN NEW WALKOUT

SEN, BYRD SAYS COAL CONTRACT ‘1, $, SURRENDER’   Pepper Praises Government Handling Of Situation, Savs Action Right

Byrd Crifical Of Coal Strike Settlement   Terms Constitute “Surrender” To Lewis, He Says

ByrdSays Mine Pact “Gr “eates! Lewis Victory”   Declares Government Surrendered to Him; Pepper Upholds Contract;  Hard Goal Mine Struck _

Senator Declares John L. Lewis Won His Greatest Victory In Recent Strike Of Miners Truce Branded As “Government Surrender’

A GREAT VICTORY FOR JOHN L. LEWIS SAS SEN, BYRI   The Terms Constituted “Government Surrender”, the Virginian. Said..   IT WAS THE FOURTH TIME   That the Government Has Bowed to United Mine Workrs’ President.

Coal Peace Called ‘Victory’ for Lewis   U. S. ‘Bows --Byrd: Anthracite Miners Walk Out Today

YRD ASSERTS U. §. LOST COAL STRIKE   senator Declares Settle. ment Is a Complete Victory for John L. Lewis —VPepper, However, Praises the Agreement.

PRES. TRUMAN IS ADVISED AGAINST SEIZURE OF PITS   ADVICE IS BASED ON HOPES OF AN EARLY AGREEMENT

Lewis’ Greatest Victory, Senator Byrd Contends   Settlement Terms Constitute Surrender

Seizure Of Fields Not  ‘Anticipated  - Officials Predict Early Settlement

U.S. Knuckled Under To Lewis, Says Sen. Byrd   President Now Faces Problem Of Strike In Hard Coal Fields.

Byrd Says U. S. Gave Up To Lewis   Pepper Hes Praise For Agreement Fhot Settled Coal Strike

Coal Feud Settlement lres Byrd   Government Turns Attention to Hard Coal Strike

ASSERTS U. 8. SURRENDERED TO UMW CHIEF   _ewis Halts Production In Anthracite Fields As 76,000 Quit

Senator Pepper Has Praise for the Aqreement   ‘Greatest Victory’ for UMW Boss; Hard Coal Miners Strike

Virginia Democrat States Uncle Sam Bowed To Coal Mine Boss For The Fourth Time

GOP Group Plans Pricing Measure   Eliminate Payment Of Food Subsidies

Buffalo High School Pupil Reaction To Talk on Palestine Leads to Call For Police; Assembly Dismissed

RUSSIAN EMBASSY AND RAPS UL 5,   ) BLAMES WASHINGTON FOR MISUNDERSTANDING BETWEEN 2 COUNTRIES.

American Action Causing Mistrust Between Nations   Russian Embassy Secretary Points to Ruling on Recent Parley

Cites Recent Order For Registration  Of Visiting Delegates ~To All-Slav Congress

DJ Regulation  Roils. Soviets   Order Requiring Russian: TT. Roaoicter Resented

Week-Long Storm Takes 13 Lives.  California Resort Towns Have Snow

Extremists Use Bombs, Land Mines   4 Killed, 14 Injured as Jew Underground Cuts off Frontier

Jews Blow 8 Bridges  'In Palestine   Raiders Attack at Night; Four Killed. It Wounded

FOUR PERSONS KILLED IN EW JEWISH. UNDERGROUND ATTACKS IN PALESTINE

Police Fight Extremists In Latest Clash   Uniformed Raiders Blow Up Eight Spans Along Transjordan Frontier

Palestine Front   Police, British Troops, Arab Forces Join Search For Raiders   ARABS AND ENGLISH ALSO CLASH AT GAZA   Two Britons Shot in Street When Army Truck Runs Down Native

UP BRIDGES ON FRONTIER   Four Killed, 14 Hurt on PalestineTransiordean Border

HOLY LAND Is AGAIN SCENE QF VIOLENCE   Extremists Blamed for Blowing Up Kight Bridges Along Frontier.

Automatic Weapons, Land Mines, Bombs Used To  Blast 8 Bridges   Attackers Hunted Over Wide Area   Outbreak Along Palestine Transjordan Border Creates Crisis

14 Are Injured In New Attacks By Armed Band:   Transjordan Border Is Scene of Latest Underground Action:

BLOWING UP BRIDGES IN PALESTINE   Jewish Extremists Act Along Frontier Of River Jordan

Palestine-Transjordan Border Bridges Blown Up   POPULATION OF JEWISH SETTLEMENT ARRESTED

Jewish Attacks kill 14 At River Jordon   British Troops Hunt Extremists After Bloody Frontier Battle

DESTROY EIGHT SPANS IN NIGHT TERROR ATTACK   Arabs, British Clash in ‘Gaza

EIGHT BRIDGES ARE BLOWN UP IN PALESTINE   At Least Four Persons Are Dead TransJordan Search oe Starts

NEW OUTBREAKS ROCK HOLY LAND   Eight Bridges Blown Up; 4 Killed In Arab-British Clash During Night

EWS DYNAMITE EIGHT BRIDGES IK PALESTINE ZONE   Four Killed, 14 Wounded in New Outbreaks on Transper Rees Gene poem

lewish Frontier Scene of Battle  14 Reported Killed As Extremists Use  OS ee

Four Killed and At Least 14 Injured in Latest Jewish Outbreak; Drastic Action Promised As British and Arabs Turn Out to Chase Attackers.

Wide Search Is Started For Attackers; 4 Dead, — 14 Injured In Clashes

Truman Asks Extension Of REC Measure   Declares Corporation Of Great Use In Government Business Activities.   PRESENTS BUDGET

ee eT  Chief Asks Eytension   President Submits Year's, Budget Plans for U. S. Corporations

TRUMAN URGES RFC EXTENSION   Cites Need for Building Subsidies for Housing

Truman Expresses His Hope for Continuing RFC  Many War Agencies Are Still of Use, Chief Says

PRESIDENT URGES EXTENSION OF LIFE FOR R.E.C.   Declares Agency Is “Major In-. sturmentality” for Carrying on Federal Postwar Business

PRESIDENT ASKS RFC EXTENSION   Agency's Expiration Date Set For Januery — Truman Stresses Its Job

ITALY VOTES ON MONARCHY      Ballots Cast to Determine Future Government Form; King Among Voters

King Umberto Casts Ballot In Plebiseite   Election to Determine If Italian Monarch Will Retain His Crown

Mussolini’s Body Is Stolen   Grave Robbers  Sign Themselves Demecratic Fascists; Students Suspected

Mussolini’s Body Stolen From Grave   Taken Last Night From Its Resting Place In Pauper’s Grave

and Body Take at Milan in Italy:   Former Il Duce Had Been Executed in Disgrace A Year Ada’. «:

Ghouls Leave Note at Milan Potters Field   Authorities Probe Possible Revival O€ ‘Action Squads’

Young Fascists Leave Note Extolling Duce:   Police Suspect ‘Action Squad’ Revival-—-Robbery Near Time of Duce’s Execution Anniversary

DEAD DUCES BUDY IS STOLEN TODAY   Police Make Studies of Bizarre Crime In Milan, Italy.

WYOMING GAME AND FISH COMMISSION TO HOLD EXAMINNATIONS OF APPLICANTS FOR EMPLOYMENT TO MEN

Azerbaijan Welcomes :   Tran Troog:   Citizens Jam Streets Of Capital in Celebration As “Democrat” Leaders Disappear

IRANIAN ARMY: IS GIVEN RECEPTION IN OLD PROVINCE      Resistance Callzases as Army Marches Into Northern Tran Region

SLAYER OF TWO BABIES TO PLEAD INSANITY; WIFE'S CONDITION STILL CRITICAL

Urge Gasperi ‘To Take Over   Italian Political Delegate: Fight Refusal Of King T  Tpnave Thrane.

Italian Premier Urged To Take Over Cabinet  — nag meee Refus  ES ee

White House Views Shown By Statement   Report Will Noi Be British-U. S.  Joint Declaration

White House Will Express Views On Palestine Situation   Truman Reported Against Present British Policy

3 May Battle For Talmadge  Governor Posi   Late Racist’s Machine Supports Son, Herman

BATTLE OR FOR GA, GOVERNOR   SON OF TALMADGE 1S ONE OF THE CANDIDATES

Triple FBI Force At Work On Lynch Case   Investigator Hints Early Break; Funeral Held For Four Negro Victims Of Mob

*Tohn Bull’s Worried On  Palestine   Anglo- American Committee’s Report On White-Hot Problem Of Handling Inbroglio Lies Heavy On a Lot of Chests

WHITE-HOT PROBLEM OF SOLVING PALESTINE ISSUES LIES HEAVY ON ALLIES: BRITAIN IS RETUICTANT

John Bull In Tough Spot _   Hot Palestine Issue  Tops Already Uneasy Position in Guarding Lifeline to Far East

Mackenzie’s Column By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Werld Travel   Palestine Is British Headache

Americans At Meeting Split Over  Jap Islands   May Be Referred To President; Byrnes Demands  Atomic Insurance

UNO Delegation Divides on Jap Island Control   Split in American Rank Might Have To Be Re* ferred to Truman

Split on question ot islands  Settlement: may   Settlement) may be up to Truman

Program for Concert Set   First of Series by Shields High Band  Sunday Afternoon

Program Is Set For Band Concert   Shields Musicians to Present Program at 3 Sunday Afternoon

Band Program Is Announced   Shields Group to Give Concert Here Sunday Afternoon

Hatoyama To  Get Chance To   Form Cabinei      Acecplance Depends Upon Whether He Can Qualify Under MacArthur's Porge Directive

CHIEF OF STATISTICS BUREAU STEPS DOWN   Hinrichs, Favorite Target 0 Labor, Leaves Post

REPUBLICANS PLAN FOR SENATE FIGHT   One Dead, Two Hurt In Tyler Bus Brawl

Intensive Manhunt Underway in Tyler Area After Brawl   Patrolman Dies From Stabs Wounds, Police Seek Nearo in Case

Western Oil Group Asks Government  To Help Promotion  Legislation Spurring Discoveries on Public Domain Sought

FLAT ROYALTY ON OIL URGED   Fixed Rate Is Advocated To Encourage Discoveries  On Public Lands

Byrnes Confers With Tranian Minister Over Rising Trouble   Discussions Presumed to Have Dealt With Situation Which Caused Britain to Reinforce Its Iran Garrison

Kane Man Being  Held For Court   Charged With Driving While Intoxicated

UNO Overrides Soviet Mofion   Assembly Votes To Form Security Group

RUINS OF EASTERN BLAST ARE PROBED   Massachusetts Tragedy Takes Nine Lives

Fifty Hurt In Gas Explosion fn New England   FOUR BUILDINGS RAZED WHEN FUMES ARE ‘* IGNITED

25 Others Hurt, Village Rocked        Four Buildings Wrecked: o Set Loss At $150.000; Blast Like Bloch-Buster

LAYOFFS RISE () FACTORIES LEVERTHELESS   Co2l Strike Truce Fails To Stem Waning Ohio Production

TRUCE FAILS T0 CUT SHUTDOWNS   Reopening Mines.No Assurance Of Industry Goal

PIT REOPENINGS WONT HALT DIP IN OHIO OUTPUT   Concerns Which Have Laid Off Thousands Aren't Planning Recall Now

OHIO INDUSTRY SLOWING DOWN   Mining Truce Little Help to Local Industry

“GAVE AID 10 AXIS” IS CHARGE   Troubled Relations with Argentina Move Toward Showdown.

Argentina  Denounced by The U.S.   Aid to Germany Cited in Report from Nazi Files

Showdown Seen Between U. S..Argentine Groups   CRISIS BROUGHT TO A HEAD BY AMERICAN CHARGES

CRISIS NEARS BETWEEN U. S,, ARGENTINA   Attack: Is Is Unleashed On Totalitarian Policies   Say Argentina Vio~ lated Her War-. time Neutrality 

White House Unleashes ‘Blue Book’   Blistering Attack Charges Pro-Nazi Work Continues

NeW CRISIS LOOMS IN ARGENTINE GAS AFTER US.CHARGES   “Strong Man” Accused of Giving Aid To Axis ~’ Durine War.   RUPTURE IS HINTED AFTER NEW ACTION

“Blue Book” Indictment Seorches Peron; Nazism le Renartedlyv Alive

Charges Nazis Given “Positive  Aid” During War   Blast Seen As Step Toward Rupture of Diplomatic Relations

ARGENTINA I$ CHARGED WITH HELPING AXIS      America’s Relations With South American Country Near Showdown

U.§, DENOUNCES ARGENTINE SETUE   Charges Present Regime {s Hemisphere Base for Nazi Revival

ARGENTINAU.S. BREAK INDICATED   State Dapi. Attacks Peron Reaime As Friend oy Axis

U. 8S. Says Argentina Giving Nazis Base for Building War Machine

U. 8.-Argentina Crisis Moves To Showdown   Argentina Charged With Violating Wartime Neutrality

U. S. Indiet: Nation tor  Axis Deals   Col. Juan Peron Is Singled Out as  Leading Figure

and Terrorists Asked by Byrnes   ‘Expulsion From UNO af Quarantine Talked  Diplomatic Relations Nearing a Break

Showdown Argentina Crisis Seen   Unprecedented Attack on Totalitarian Policy Urges Peron Ouster

Deceit Draws Bitter Attack   ‘Blue Book’ Reports Nazi Base Fostered

Truman Gives Daughter First Voting Lesson   Neighbors Applaud As They-Mark Ballots in Democratic Primary

NATION AWAITS VERDICT FROM MISSOURI POLLS   Daughter Gees To Vote With Father For Firvet Tine

T ruman Takes ‘His Daughter "To The Poll:   Margaret Casts -Her. Firsi ‘Ballot Iu Botly Cons tested Missouri ~ Primary

Pr esident and His Daughter Cast Ballots   First Time for Daughter, Follows Father’s Instructions

TRUMAN VOTES IN MISSOURI PRIMARY   President and Daughier Bal. lot Tocether

Pres. Truman And Daughter Cast Ballots   Chief Executive Shows Margaret How To Vote

CASTS FIRST BALLOT   Margaret Truman Receives Instruetions From Her Father

INDUSTRIAL STRIFE IN TEXAS DIMS   Steel Strike at Houston Said to Be Neering End

Three Soldiers Are Flogged In  Arkansas Court   Puntshment Adniitistered in Liew of Prison Senfences offer Guilty Pleas to Charges of Burglary

Families of  soldiers may  oO overseas When approved  by commanders

FAMILIES MAY JOIN SOLDIERS   Travel At Government Expense Provided To Occupation Zones

DISCOVER BIG MEAT STORES      OPA Agents Report 200, 000 Pounds in Warehouses at Philadelphia

200,000 Pound: Of Meat Found  In W arehouses   OPA To Keep Watch So It Does Not Go Into Black Market

Is Found Ne Sister's Home   No Inquest Planned, Cait oner Reports; Body Taken to Manning. “=:

‘Casey’ Navin Is Found Near  Sister’s Home   No Inquest Planned, Ceroner Reports; Body Taken to Manning —

British Begin New Film Cycle   Release First of Movies Based On Novels of Dickens

Nazi Generals Deny Guilt in Cave Massacre  Disclaim Ardeatine Brutality Before British Court

Nazi Generals Deny Guilt in  Rome Massacre   Two Begin War Crimes Tal for Ardeatine Caves Mass Murder

Governor Says State on Own   Details Plans to Meet Housing, Veteran, Health Problems

Warren Gives  °  Reeonversion Plan to Solons   Legislature Opens Special Session; Vet Prob. lems Tons

BOMBER ROARS OVER CRETE ON WAY TO CAIRO   Reports Winging Way Out of Storm After Passing Italy

B-29 Roars Across Mediterranean On Flight Across Top Of The World   Big Plane Ahead Of Its Schedule   Ocean Wastes, Arctie Cold, Mountains, And Big Cities Behind It

JAP BATTLESHIP NAGATO SINKS IN BIKINI LAGOON   Ships Surk By Atomic Bomb On Baker Day Now Brought To Five

NAGATO GOES T0 BOTTOM OF LAGOON   F ormer Japanese “Flagship Sinks ‘Days After  Bombine

NAGATO BAKER DAY GASUALTY   JAP FLAGSHIP SINKS TO BOTTOM OF BIKINI LAGOON

Urze Employment Of Handicapped   This Is ‘Employ the Handicapped Week’ Throughout Nation

‘More Businessmen Give to Hiachwav   Writer Explains Who, What, Why Of Emnlov the Handicapped Week

REPORT MADE BY MR. BYRNES IS OPTIMISTIC   U. S. Secretary <Accuses Both Russia and France of Potsdam Violations.

Russia Wants Germany As Pawn, Warns Byrnes; Vandenburg Reports Today

Byres Warns Germany Is Key 'To Europe Peace   Byrnes Charges Russia Has Created Suspicion by Hostility To Treaty Plan

Byrnes Charges Russia Blocking  German Control   “We Are on Road to Peace,” Secretary Says ‘About Other Big Four Plans; Report Raps Keance Saviet for Violating Potsdam Pact

Vandenberg Planning To Approve Byrnes’ Report   Will Also Underline Pessimistic Warning That Germany Ts Peace Key

BYRNES S CHEERY IN TALK LAST NIGHT ON PEACE TRENDS   Secretary Gives Hope for World Accord in Address; Senator to Echo Sentiments.    GERMANY IS SAID KEY TO PROBLEM

World Heads For Peace. Savs Byrnes   Vandenberg Plans To Give Approval To Secretary's Optimistic Report

Vandenberg Backs Byrnes Optimism On Big 4 Policy   Will Secend ‘Road to Peace’   SOVIET HOSTILITY STILL TOP FACTOR   Radio Talk by U. S. Secretary of State Seen Aimed : at Molotov

BEING DRAWN ON YUGOSLAVS   Acheson Also Protest: Soviet-Swedish Trade Dea]

Yugoslav Account! Not Yet Closed  United States to Seek Indemnitv

Yugoslavia To Gef Bill For Idemnity   Claims to be Prepared for Loss of Five Lives and Planes

U.S. to Render Indemnity Bill   Account with Tito Still Open--Acheson

DRONE PLANES ON LONG TRIF   FLIGHT FROM HAWAII BY PILOTLESS BOMBERS HAILED’ AS KEY TO GUIDED MISSILES

Pilotless Plane Flies 2.500 Miles   Radio Controlled Plane Flies From Hawaii To California » Successfully

Chain Reaction  x ek *  Wood Worker Gets $1,000. ‘OF “Frouble For Metal Cruelty.

Hotel Guests Escape Blaze  330 Vacote Building In  gaae ura *i] So

Red Charge Involves Bulgaria   Reply Ts Being Drafted  ' to Sharp Note From kremlin, State Dept. Officiuls Sav   Uneasy Week   No Oficial Comment Is To Be Made Until the Return of Byrnes —

BULGARIA CASE IS CAUSE OF TENSION   No Word From State Dept. On Soviet Accusation   RUSSIANS   Say Americans Siding With Oppositionists In Bulgarian State

Soviets Claim Interference In Bulgaria   State Department Makes No Comment on Note Sent From Moscow

Sharp Note Is Sent By Kremlin   Moscow Says Amerlees Is Sabotaging Plans for Bulgaria

RUSSIA REPORTS SENDING SHARP NOTE TOU, S. OVER BULGARIA   Charges America Violated Big 3  Agreement About Recognizing Gov’t

Fresh Tension Besets Russia US. Relation:   Radio Moseow Charges Washington With Working to Sabotage Agree mert on Bulgaria   Sharp Note From Krenilin Sent U.S   Staite Department Has Not Yet Acknowledged Receipi;. Development  Caps Uneasy Week

Reds Declare ThreePower Pact Covering Bulgaria “Infringed’   Sharp Note Increases Tension in Relations Between Countries

Say Big 3 Paet Was Violated   Bulgaria New Sore Point-in Russian. American Retations

Moscow Claims Violation Of Big Three Pact   Bulgaria And Turkey Are Becoming New World Trouble Spots

State Department Drafts Reply To Note On Bulgaria   New Tension Develops  In U. S.-Red Relations

Soviet Note On Bulgaria Widens Rift   Washington Accused Of Sabotaging Big 3 Pact; Reply Being Drafted.

CAPITAL DRAFTS  REPLY TO SOVIET  BULGARIA ‘NOTE’ FURTHER TROUBLE  IN BALKANS SEEN RY il S. OFFICIALS

Says U.S. Breaks _ Faith _   Sharp Soviet Note _ Charges U.-S. Has Violated Big Three Agreement on Bulgaria

U.S. Is Charged With Violating Big 3 Agreemen'   Announcement by Seviet Says Bulgarian Action Violated Pact

Moscow Claims Agreement is Violated   Soviets Assert Note Delivered To Washington

RADIO CHARGES MOVE VIOLATES PACT BY BIG 3   Moscow Broadcast Claims Sharp Note Has Been Sent From Kremlin

BULGARIAN EPISODE BRINGS HOT PROTEST FROM RUSSIA CAPITOL: TENSION HIGH BETWEEN NATIONS

‘Uneasy Week Capped by New Tension   Moscow Maintains Washington Violated Tri-Power  Agreement Working to Sabotage It

Moscow Charges Agreement On ‘Bulgaria Broken   New Tension In’Russo-American Relations Develop; Turkey Seen Next Trouble Spot

SOVIETS CLAIM U.S. VIOLATES BULGARIA PACT   Sharp Moscow Note Sa ys U. S. Sabotaging Agreement

Soviet Blast Is Reply to Protest Note   New Tension Develops as Moscow Raps American Procedure in Bulgaria; Answer Being. Drafted

“Moscow Radio Says Note Has  Been Sent That U. S. Vio  lates Big Three Agree  ment on Bulgaria.   STATE DEPARTMENT HAS REMAINED SILENT

Moscow Charges Intervention in Bulgarian Setup   Reply Being Readied To Reds’ Assertion, Officials Indicate

he Crisis in   Soviets Charge Pact on Bulgaria Broken by United States

New Tension in Russo-American Relations Now   Concerns Big-3 Bulagrian Plans

Red Note Charges “Infringement” of Big Three Pact   New Tension Besets Russo-American Relations ‘a Reply Beina Drafted

Russia Raps U. S., Charges Bulgarian Agreement Broken   State Department Makes No Officiai Comment on Blast

Tensity of Relations Heightened By Sharp Note Over Balkan Policy; Byrnes Withholds Message’s Text

Uneasy Week Capped With  Moscow C harge   Trouble Over Bulgaria Considerably Widens Misunderstanding Gulf Between U. S.. Russia

Sharp Note Is Sent To U. S. By Russians   Moscow Charges United States Violated Big Three Agreement On Bulgaria And Is - Working To Sabotage Pact § ©

RUSSIA CLAIMS INFRINGEMENT OVER BULGARIA   Charges U. S. Attempt to Sabotage Big 3 Agreement on Country

Tense Russian-American Relations Beset By; New Grief—-Bulgarian Issue

Says United States Breaks Big Three Pact On Bulgaria   State Department Fails to Acknowledge Delivery of Note Broadcast by Soviet Radio

New Tension Besets Soviet,  U.S. Relations   ‘loscow Charges U.S Violated, Is Sabotaging Big 3 Agreement

Moscow Charges America Violated Bulgarian Pact And Attemped Sabotage

A REPLY 10 SOVIET NOTE   State Department Preparing Answer to Sharp Kremlin Criticism of American Policy Toward Bulgaria.

CLAIM AMERICA IS SABOTAGING BIG THREE PACT   Moscow Radio Attacks U. S. Position On Bulgaria; Deliver Sharp Note To  ~ Washington.

‘Russo-American Relations Further ! Strained By Events in Bulgaria las Stern New U.S. Policy Unfolds

‘Tension Besets Relation  WithRed   Sharp Note Is Sent From Kremlin As Bulgaria Looms

‘AVERAGE GERMAN GIRL FACING MANY PROBLEMS, BOTH THOSE OF NATION. PERSONAL VEXATIONS -

Middle Class Fraulein Tells of Her Problems and Other Girls in Occupied Germany

MERCURY (S FOUND IN BODY OF MAN, 50), DEAD 6 YEARS   Indiana Toxicologist Tells of Findings from Investigation; Dupont Study Continues.   DEATHS OF FOUR WILL BE PROBED

Man Dead 6 Years Was Poisoned, Exam. In “Arsenic And Old Lace Case”. Shoa:

U. 5. MAY USE 2 ‘INCH’ LINES   Considers Government Operation During Soft Coal Strike  fra @ FAR A SLY Laetis* =

1, 5. CONSIDERS IPERATION OF TWO PIPELINES   government Studies Uses of Big, Little Inch in Coal Stoppage.

ADMINISTRATION CONSIDERS USI LINES FOR G48   No Decision On Pipelines Reached Vet

Govt. May Use Pipelines For Nafural Gas  Step Considered As Woy To Meet

BIG INCH, LITTLE INCH— — U.S. Considers Use Of Pipelines To Carry Gas

US. May Operate Big Pipe Lines to Fuel-Hungry East   No Retreat in Legal Battle Against John L. Lewis

U.S. Considers Operation of Two Pipelines   If Coal Strike Is Prolonged Gavernment May Place Big Inch anc Little Inch in Service

U. S. Proposes U. N. Ask Franco to Resign   Ban Even More Terrible Forms of Warfare, Than A-Bomb, Briton Asks as New Clash Arises

FIFTY LABORITES ATTACK BRITISH FOREIGN POLICY  DEMAND IMMEDIATE  CHANGE, FEAR U. S., RUSSIAN CONFLICT

BRITISH CABINET CALLS SHOWDOWN EN FOREIGN POLI   'Demands of Laborite Rebels  To Be Debated in Com ee yes eee

British Labor Rebels Lash U.S. ‘War Fever  Split Over Foreign Policy Heads  — ton For Showdown in House Debate

Change Demandec In Foreign Policy   Clash Between Russia, America Inevitable Say Rebe! Leaders

British House To Consider Foreign Policy Revision:   Debate, Begun by Labor Party, Scheduled To Begin on Monday

Foreign Policy Splits Brifain-.   ‘Rebels’ Seek To Break U. §. Ties

British Laborites Attack U.S.   Hebel Group Demands Close Relations . - With Russia

Critical Cleavage  Splits British Labor Government  na. fr Fee A se LI

British Dispute Nears Showdowr   Labor Party Rebels Accuse U. S. of Trying To Start War With Russia

Parliament Set For Foreign  Policy Battle   British Laborite Launches Attack On Anglo-Ameri eon Ties,

BRITISH WILL AIR FOREIGN POLICY ISSUE   Demand for Immediate Change in Downing Street’s Program Will Be Debated in House of Commons Monday.

Briton Says U.S. Has “War Fever”   No British Policy Change as Result of Attacks Expected

BRITISH FIGHT OVER FOREIGN POLICY SIGHTED IN PARLIAMENT   Laborite Attacks U. S. Attitude Toward Russia; Asks Friendliness

U.S. Under Fire in New British Labor Party Cleavage   One Insurgent Says Amertea {nflamed With “War Fever’«

Rebels Would Alter Policy   Hot Debate Due Monday Over Demand for Divorcing U. S. in Foreign Dealinas

Labor Party. Schism Heads For Showdown   Rebel Group La British Par liament Demands Revision OF Nation’s Forcign Policy

Laborite Raps Ties With U.S.  Form Own Foreign Policy, Britain Told

He Was Formerly Pastor Of First Methodist Church Here and Later Was Presiding Elder

NEW YORK STATE LED WAY IN LABOR LAWS, MEAD SAYS   Furnished Models for U. 5.  ‘Legislation, Senator Tells AEF waft

U.N. Site Fight Is in Spotlight   Few Reports Say-Meniber: Would Shift to Switzerland

Halt Of Aufomobile — Exports Suggested   Markey Wants Vets to Get Cars Slated for Overseas Market

Fairchild Is  Winner Over  H. Hughes   Captures ‘Large Majority In Milwaukee Over Younger Opponent [n High Court Race

Kilian Denied Trial Delay in Litchfield Guardhouse Case   ~McNarney Heads Long List of Witnesses Testifying ‘for Colonel

Lichfield Officer Fails'to Get Trial Postponed  Col. Kilian Seeking Presidential  Probe of Trials

CIO Officials Confer On Pay Demands  Leaders To Lay  Down Policies

Top CIO Chiefs Gather To Talk  New Contracts   Round Of Conferences To Determine New Demands.

CIO LEADERS MEET TO PLAN NEW CONTRACTS   2 Million: Steel, Aute, Electrical Workers Involved

ClO Heads Meet At Pittsburgh   Start Conferences Expected to Set New Contracts Demands

No Relief in Sight for Fresh Meat as 134 Plants Operate Short Handed      “Femporary Truce’ Is Declared so 55,000 May Resume Jobs

‘Next Step to ‘Get CIO Men ‘Back on Job   AFL Workers Agree To “Temporary Truce’; No Relief In Meat

ClO PACKERS “REMAIN AWAY ~ FROM PLANTS      AFL Members Return, However, As Seizure Is Carried Out

~ RELIEF FROM THE PACKERS STRIKE   Federal Department of Agri- culture Now Controls Bulk of Meat Industry.   134 PLANTS ARE. SEIZED   CIO Workers Refused to Return to Work After the Seizure. ©

U.S. Takes Over Meat Industry But C10 Workers Remain Away      AFL Union Strikers Promise To Return But Refusal Of CIO Workers To Return Left Government Short Of Necessary Manpower

Meat Will Remain Scarce as 193,000 Workers Stay Out   AFL Members To Return To Work Charges Government Pulls ‘Double Cross’

Talks Fail In Six Week WE Walkout   Workers Filed Notice Month Ago; Expect Action Saturday

TEACHERS HEAR ADDRESS BY PEARSAN      “Great American Game of Politics” Columnist’s Topic

TEACHERS HEAR   “Great American Game of Politics” Columnist’s Topic

IRESTED IN OF STORE   seized With “Glass smashing Mania,” Police Charge

Ships Ply Lakes As Strike Ends   21 Vessels are Still Tied Up By Unionists

Russian Attacks Plan for German:   Molotov Denounces Policy of Britain, United States and France

“Molotov Denounces «American Policy  Regarding Germany   , Bitterly Attacks Proposed Treaty to ' Enforce Disarmament, Calling It ‘Wholly Inadequate in Every Wavy’

TO ADVERTISE K. U   Chanute Sophomore Head: Statewide Activities Committee

Democrats fo Settle Feud of Turner-Gilmer   “Other Hot Runoff Contests to Be Decided; Congressional Race Holds Much Interest

Bitter Feud In Governor Race Finale   Turner and Gilmer Locked In Hot Contest; Three Congressmen in Stiff Battles

One Killed in Car Crash Saturday   Redlands Farmer Dies, Four Others Injured

‘SLOTTON PRINCIPAL ‘SPEAKER FOR ‘KICKOFF  Stressed the Need for a More H Highly Or:

‘U.N. Agrees to Delay Assembly to Oct. 23   37 Nations, More Than Required Number, Agree to Postponement Asked by 4 Countries

Thirty-Seven Nations Okay Adjournment   Conference Tobe Held October 23

Russians Win Postponement Of UN Session   37 Member Nations Agree to One Month Delay of Assembly

_—UN SESSION 37 Back Big Four Proposal   Hearing Seen  On Danube Shipping Issue

GENERAL ASSEMBLY MEETING OF UNITED NATIONS POSTPONED   SECURITY COUNCIL TO HEAR DISCUSSION OF DANUBE SHIP PROBLEM

GENERAL ASSEMBLY MEETING OF UNITED! NATIONS POSTPONED  SECURITY COUNCIL TO  HEAR DISCUSSION OF DNANTIIRE CHIP PRORI EM

U.N. General Assembly To Meet Oct. 23   Postponement Is Approved Today

Higher Freight Rates Needed Declares Neff   New Missouri Pacific President Here On First Inspection Trip

@ PAUL MALLON-—  What to Do About Strikes? Congress Doesn’t Know

A UOPITALS TQ GARE FOR POLIO GASES   Centers in Des Moines, lowa City, Sioux City and Council Bluffs.

Iowa Drafts Plan to Fight Against Polio   Jniversity Hospital to Serve Eastern Part Of State

Congressmen Given Special  Help on Tax   Given Best Advice By Tax Experts Assigned Them

Negro Girl TH of Polio ‘Sent To Houston, Other Loeal Sick Are Listed

ATOM ENERGY CONTROL BODY IS APPROVED   Commission Likely To Be Instituted In Next Few Days

UNO Board Approves Atom Control Unit   Connally Makes It Clear Secrets of Bomb to Be Protected

Senator Wheeler Concedes Defeat  Spotlight Shifts To Voting In Georgia

SEN. WHEELER LOSES OUT IN PRIMARY RACE   BACKING OF TRUMAN FAILS TO ELECT MONTANA BOSS

Deteat Is Conceded By Senator Wheeler      Taimadge Holds Lead in Race for Governorship Ominntian

TALMADGE IN EARLY LEAD IN GEORGIA VOTING   Carmichael, With Popular Vote Lead, Trails In  Convention Count   WHEELER CONCEDES DEFEAT IN MONTANA

TRAFFIC TOLL . REPORT MADE          DEATHS TIRST SEX MO: TCT  VALF-MILLION INJURED .     STHS

I's DISGRACE TO NATION SAY! CAFFTY BODY   ‘And 540,000 Injured During That Period, Report Says

12 Boys Killed As Plane Hits School;  Pilot’s Mother Sees Tragedy, Dies

Eleven Schoolboys Killed As Stunting Plane Crashes   School Gymnasium Turned Into Inferno-——Pilot Killed and Horror-Stricken Mother Dies of Heart Attack as She Sees Tragedy

Eleven Boys Killed When Stunt Pilot Hits School Gymnasium In Holland   Dutch Military Flier Killed While Showing Off For Mother, Who Died Of Heart Attack As She Witnesses Horrible Tragedy

12 Boys Killed When Dutch Plane Strikes School, Setting It Afire

Plane Crashes School Building  12 Boys Killed, 13 Others, Tutor Hurt

STUNTING PILOT KILLS 12 BOYS   Plane Hits Gymnasium: Mother Of Flier Dies Watching Tragedy

Russia Reported To Have Turned Down Australian Plan For Atomic Control

SOVIET BALKS AT,  ATOM PROPOSAL’,   Russia Said Against Auton: omous Control

Evatt Demands U.N. Review Of The Veto Rule   Frequent Russian Use Of Power Brings Aus.  tralian Action.

Soviets Reject Separate Group For Atom Contro  ine st On Securi rity  caida Mie ee ee   Insist On Security Council Jurisdiction; Canadians Demand Veto Power Review

Showdown Due on Price Policy   Bowles Encountering More Pressure From Some Agencies

‘Building Up To A Terrific Issue. ... . Showdown Over Easing Of Price Policies Expected

PRICE POLICY ‘BATTLE ‘LOOMS   Proponents Favor Easing of Controls over Essentials

Allied Workers Made Idle   Wrangle Over Easing Price Contro By Government Laid to Labor Strife

Showdown Brews on Government Price Control Policies   Snyder, Anderson Said to Favor Liberal Boosts; Bowles Opposed

Showdown Seen On Price Policy  Control Question Iecune Develooindg

PRESSURE INCREASES  Bowles May Force Showdown On Whole Waae-Price Issue

Showdown On Price Poliev  Looms Ahead   Government Agencies Putling Pressure On OPA Chief To Allow Hikes.      BOWLES STANDS FAST

Showdown On Prices Nears  As Big Issue   Certain Groups Are Advocating That Some Policies Should be Eased to Permit More Goods.

ON PRICE ACT   Bowles, Under Increasing Pressure, May Force Issue

Price Control Building Up To  Dominant Issue   OPA Under Increasing Pressure For Easing Of Policies.

HEAT’S ON OPA PRICE POLICIES   Chester Bowles May Be Forced Inte Easing Controls Due to Strikes

Showdown Brewing On Price Controls   Hot Fight Brewing Over Whether Price Policies Change Would Ease Industrial Strife; Building Up to Major Issue

EXPEGT FIGHT ON PRICE ISSUE   May Force Administration Showdown on Policies

Administration Showdowt Brewing On Easing Of Government Price Policy

SHOWDOWN DUE ON PRICE ISSUE   Bowles Encounters Greate Pressure To Ease Up

See Showdown ‘On Price Issue Forced Shortly   Pressure Said Increased On Bowles Because Of Mounting Labor Strife

BATTLE TO RAISE PRICE CEILINGS NEAR SHOWDOWN   BOWLES REPORTED FIRMLY AGAINST FURTHER HIKES

Showdown Near On Price Policy   Pressu-e Mounts That They Be Eased

Bureaus Split on Price Controls  Showdown Nearing on Revised Policy

ALL MINES IN IOWA WORKING   No Fear of Shortage in State Institutions

TRUMAN GREETS ARMED FORCES   Christmas Message Sent to U.S, Troops Abroad

Truman, Military Leaders Express Hope For Lasting Peace in Greeting Armed Force:

Truman Note Sent Troops   Christmas Greeting Expresses Gratitude

Pierce Blankets Stolen By Gang  Railroad Employes Looted Freight Cars

Communist Seizure of Private Homes In London Spreads   Government Announces Legal Action Will Be Taken Today

Ce eee ee  Legal Action Contemplated to Evict Squatters from Palatial London Home

PENN EDISON SOLD TO PENN ELECTRIC   42 Million Dollar Transaction Approved by PUC

March Predicts Swing From Rainey This Week As Candidates Campaian To Make Last Days Count

Ford To Recall 38,009 Workers   River Rouge Plant And Others Will Be Reopened Monday

IKE WILL TAKE LONG VACATION   Chief of Staff Plans To Spend Month Resting Up in Florida

HIGH COURT MAY SPLIT ON LEWIS CASE   Good Lawyers Have Opposite Opinions in Matter

SPLIT DECISION ON LEWIS CASE IS ANTICIPATEL   Richberg, Who Helped Draft Anti-Injunction Act, Sees U. §. Victory   ONE JUSTICE INVOLVED   Felix Frankfurter Assistec in Drawing Up the Same Measure

BY SUPREME COURT   Opinions Vary As to Outcome of Arguments Which Begin on January 14,   SUSTAINING FINE IS MAIN QUESTION

In Brief Filed With Suprem Court, Government Insists An ti-Injunction Act Does Not Ex tend To Federal Government   LEWIS THINKS COURT HAS NO JURISDICTIO?

Former Regent Gets Four Years And 51,000 Fine   Fugitive Witness In Bank Scandal Refused Leniency

REQUESTS AMERICAN HELP IN PALESTINE   Says U. $. Should Furnist More Than Advice

RUSSIA RAPS BRITISH POLICY ON PALESTINE   Trusteeship Council Issues Flares to Full Force in U. N. Assembly

Novikov Hits ‘British Policy  In Palestine   U. S. Declares Russia Threat to Creation of Trusteeship Council

Russians Ridicule Britain   Argument Over Trusteeships Boils At U. N.  Meetina

U.S., Russia Square Off in UN Battle Over Trusteeships   Soviet Attack on British Brings a Counter Charge

U.S. Row With  Russia Flares   Soviet Attack Quickly Followed By Dulles’  Retaliation

Reds Say British Palestine Policy Breach of Charter  ~ US. Claims Russians   U. S. Claims Russians Trying to Jeopardize Tructeeshin: Set-Up

U.S, Russia Tangle at UN Gathering   Soviet Attacks Policy On Trusteeship America Makes Charge

Russia Assails British Policies On Jewish Issue  U. S. Hurls Charge  yp ges Be

Britain Is Target For Red Attack   UN Trusteeships Bottle Flares Into Full Force At Mectina

Six Men Named To Study GI's Gripe On Army   CASTE SYSTEM WILL BE PROBED BY U. S. LEADERS

Board To Study Gl Complaints  Doolittle Will Head Group Investigating Canditiane ln Avmu

Patterson Names  Six Man Board   To Find Out Gl Gripes Against Caste System

Simone Lonely, Wants a Husband  Red-Haired Dinareeo Seane Bide af Annlieante

‘Gripe’ Board To Visit Generals   Eisenhower, Spoatz To Be Questioned by Panel

Violence Continues In Strike   Home-Made Bombs Dam~ age Houses Of Non-Strikers

Hollywood Again Jarred By Bomb; Parleys Stalled  Mines Meet Krug;  “TO OUT

More Violence In Hollywood Movie Dispute   Homes Bombed; U. S. Calls Coal Operators in New Settlement Bid

Hollywood Strike Violence Renewed   Krug, Coal Operators Meet, Give No Report on Progress

Movie Strikers Violent In Row   Grenades Used To Blast Homes Of Workers

Grenades Blast Twe Homes in Movie Walkout Violence    No Injuries Seen In Latest of Five Bombinas in Week

More Bombings Mark Strike Of  Movie Workers   Non-Strikers’  Homes Damaged

HOMES OF FLM WORKERS ROCKED BY BOMB BLASTS   Violence Again Marks A.F.L. Jurisdictional Strike in Holivwoad

New Bombings Add Violence to Film Colony Union Fight   Coal Strike Situation is Unchanged; Krug is Silent on Case

Hand Grenade: Again Used in Movie Strike   2 Homes Blasted— Krug Meets Mine Operators

Violence Flares For Second Night In Hollywood Jurisdictional Row     a eS — _ _ “a,      Efforts Pushed To End Strife   Prospects Appear Bright For Settling Six-Week Maritime Walkout

Union Refuses To Participate In Conference:   See. Krug To Meet Wi tht Major Soft) Coal Min abe... a

Violence Again Marks Movie Studio Strike   Hand Grenades Thrown fot Second Successive Night; No Casualties.

NEW VIOLENCE UPSETS MOVIE STRIKE PICTURE   Krug To Meet with Mine Op erators in Effort to Reach Agreement

FILM WORKERS’ HOMES BLASTED   REPORT 5 BOMBINGS IN MOVIE STRIKE WITHOUT INJURIES

GRENADES USED IN FILM STRIKE   Nonstriking Workers’ Homes Hit By Bombings

More Bombings Are Reported In Film Strike   Prospect Bright For Ending of Marine Walkout

Grenades Blast Two More Non-Strikers Homes in Flare-Up   Coal Talks Continue In Washington; Outcome Not Certain

More Grenades Hurled At Home: In Hollywood   Porches Shattered, Windows Blown In; Krug Confers With Coal Mine Owners

SOLDIER IS RESCUED FROM NIAGARA LEDGE   Canadian Taken From Perilow Shelf 190 Feet Above Roartne Torrent.

SIX PERSONS HURT IN FIVE ACCIDENTS   Property Damage Placed At More Than $1,500 As Result Of Week-End Collisions In This Area

SIX PERSONS HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENTS   Property Dam&ge Estimated At About $2,250 Results From Mishaps On Adams County Highways

Labor Leaders Condemn,  Businessmen Praise Truman Whitney Out to Get President in ‘48

Two Damage Suits  Filed By Titling   Cases Are Outgrowths Of Pike Accident And Fire

Goering Is Still Bold, Nazi Leader   Von Papen Most Dangerous; German Defense Seeking to Clear Nation Of Guilt

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZIE /P World Traveler

GOERING STILL SELFCONFIDENT, — SHREWD NAZI, SECOND ONLY TO i VON PAPEN AS BRUTAL LEADER

Fuehrer’ a Cr fy wo ~ Prince Herman’ ‘Goering Gives Fair Exhib tion of Nonchalante and Showmanship ‘In

GOODYEAR RUBBER ~ WORKERS ON STRIKE   Walkout Spreads Throughout Akron Plant After Protest Against Speed-up Plan.

Any Way You Look at It, That U. S. to Britain Loan Is Very Complicated

Search Hotel Ruins For 16 More Victims   Identify 13 Bodies In Dubuque Blaze; Twenty _ Hurt During Fire

Like Number Unaccounted For; Search Delayed When Center Of Building Caves In

-lowa Hotel Fire Toll Stands at 16 Dead; 16 Missing   Many Guests Rescued By Firemen From Four-Story Building

12 Persons Still Unaccounted For in Checked List   Collapse of Floors Delays Searchers; 20 Hospitalized

Delay Search To Bolster Charred Walls   30 Persons Leap To Safety; 27 Taken Down Ladders

16 Deaths and 16 Missing in Hotel Fire In Dubuque   Some Permanent Guests May Be Accounted For Later

FIREMEN SEEK MORE VICTIMS IN HOTEL RUINS   16 Known Dead; Charred Walls Bolstered to Renew Search

20 Injured Treated at Hospitals   Search for Missing Persons Continues at Canfield  Hotel Today

CHARRED PILE MAY GIVE U MORE BODIE   Search in Ruin of Dubuque Hote] Hampered by Toppling Walls.

lowaHotel Fire s Fatal to 16 Guests   14 Others Are Not Yet Accounted For; Blaze in Bar

16 Known Dead In Hotel Fire   Search Of Ruins Today May Yield Bodies Of  More Victims

lron-Fist Policy Adopted by U.S. Against Argentina   Nation Accused of Being Post-War Cell Of Axis Activity

Says Shadow Has Fallen On Allied Victory   Hits at Indefinite Soviet Expansion In Power and Doctrines

Churchill In Call for U. S., Brifish Pac   Warns Against Russia's Desire for Expansion Of “Its Power and Doctrines”

BRITISH, U. 4. ‘ALLANGE FOR ~OMFFTV URGED   Says Russia Wants “Fruits of War,” Expansion of Power. Policies.  —

Declares Russia Is . Menace To World and U.S.  Should: ‘Form. ‘Strong . Military: ‘Alliance. With “British Eiapire.

SOUNDS BLUNT WARNING OVER RED EXPANSION   Urges Understanding With Russ on All  Points

U.S. Britain Given Warnint About Russia   Former Premier Is Speaker In Missouri

Shadow Has Fallen Across ; World, He Tells Missouri Audience: —Common Citizenship Possible - :

British Leader  Issues Warning Of New Russian Power, Doctrines And Says World Does Not Know Red Ambitions

Work Needed To Prevent Another War   Blunt Warning Given Against Russian Expansion Program

Warns Against Russia s Desire For Expansion   Declares Nobody Konws What Reds Plan In Future

STRESSES NEED FORSHOWDOWN WITH RUSSIANS   Former Prime Minister Cautions Against Releasing Atom Serra¢

Advocates Virtual Anolo-American Military Alliance   Warns Against Soviet Indefinite Expansion Desires

Red Influence Said Causing Grave Alarm   Extreme Caution Advised To Keep  Atamic Sacretes

Warns of Russian Expansion   Wartime Leader Of Britain Visits Missouri Town

Britain Issues Winister of Great Former Prime Marning as to the Desire of Russia for ‘Expansion of Power and Doctrines’

Must Act Fast  To Save Peace   Avows at Fulton, Mo., That Stalin Respects Strength, Despises Weakness

Red Expansion Threat to Peace   Britain’s Wartime Leader Declares New War Can Be Prevented Only by Understanding With Reds Under UNO”

Churchill Gives Blunt Warning Against Russia   Military Aims Of Two Nations Should Be Joined

Churchill Ury $ U.S.-Brit Military Alliance; Warns  Against Soviet Expansion

VIRTUAL U. §.-ANGLO MILITARY ALLIANCE URGED BY BRITISHER  -RUSSIA’S “DESIRE FOR EXPANSION OF POWER,

DECLARES U, S., GREAT BRITAIN MUST BE PALS   Briton Seek: Virtual AngloAmerican Altianee—Urges Hold on A-Bomb

Warns Bluntly Against Russian Expansion Policy   A Virtual AngloAmerican Coalition Is Urged by Former Prime Minister

Blunt Warning Made on Soviet Expansion Moves   Former Prime Minister, Speaking At Fulton, Sees “Shadow” in Victory Scenes

Temneratures   Warns Against Russ Desire to Gain  Expansion, Power

BRITISHER ASKS FOR ANGLO-U. S. MILITARY PACT   English War Leader In Blunt Statement On Communist Aims  And Ideas

Churchill Raps Russia In Address   Anglo-American Military Alliance Is Suggested By Former Premier in Fulton, Mo., Speech

Future Plans Of Communist Chiefs Unknown  ‘Good Understanding On All Points With  : Sade hiaceacemue tT mse

Red Influence Said Causing Grave Alarm  Extreme Caution As ?*.. YFP OF. — _

Proclaims Now Time fo-Act for War Prevention   Fulton’ Address Calls For Military Unity’ of English-Speaking Lands

Briton Gives Blunt Warning Against Russia’s Deire For Expansion   Soviets’ Views  Not Predictable   Former Prime Minister, However, Does Not Believe Moscow Wants War

Churchill Warns Of Russia’s Expansion   Calls For Virtual Anglo-American Military Alliance In Speech Today

Urges Virtual Military Alliance of Britain and U.S.. in Missouri Talk

‘Warns Against Russia's Desire For ‘Indefinite Expansion’ in His Speech at Fulton, Missouri

Issued a Blunt Warning Against What He Termed Russia’s Desire for “In definite Expansion”.   SPOKE AT FULTON ‘THIS AFTERNOON   Nobody Knows What Soviet Russia and Its Communist International Organization Intends to Do.

First First Atom Bomb Will Test Distances at Which Ships — and Men Can Survive Blast

Bikini Bomb Flash Equals 10,000 Suns   First Test, Only Two Weeks Hence, A Laboratory Experiment.

Ukraine Voices Protest as African Recommends Profection in Romania

Speculate On a Chiang Drive Against Yenan   Experts Say Communist Stronghald in Mountains Difficult to Cantura

HIGHER DAIRY PRICES ASKED   Control Commission Told Producers, Dealers  Are Losing Out

REHEARSAL OF A-BOMB TEST SET IN MOTION   Second Test of the Bomb Scheduled for July 25

WORLD AGENCY SETS FOOD PLAN   International Group Gets ~ Hopeful Wheat News

New Agency Will Expedite Food   Committee Works On Plan To Feed Starving In Europe

Nine-Station Central Committee Goes To Work To Relieve Shortage Of Food

FOOD COUNCIL GOES TO WORK   Agency Gets To Work On Details Of Parceling Out Food To Hungry World.

International Agency Gets Busy Hustling Foodstuff To Feed Famished Peoples

20 NATIONS IN FOOD COUNCIL   Committee Named To * Rustle Up Food For Famished Peoples -

cio Delegates Hear Whitney  Assail Truman   Reuther Makes First Appearance at Parley; 27 Resolutions Passed

CIO Meeting Hears Attack On President  Made by Whitney;   Made by Whitney;  Big Resolutions  Still Await Action

Whitney Calls President Truman “Cesspool” — Product, CIO Convention

COMMUNISTS IN JAPAN IGNORED   Leaders Charge They Get No Voice in Premier Choosing

JAPANESE COMMUNISTS ‘COMPLAIN   Being Railroaded Out In Choice Of New Premier

GRANT INCREASES TO BENSALEM TEACHERS   $150 Annually Over Mandated State Increments;  Tax Rate Increased SOME RESICNATIONS

BENSALEM TWP. BOARD INCREASES TAK RATE   All Members of the Faculty Are Given Salary Boosts

Russia Is Seeking Concessions In North China   Chiang Says Economi  Talks Being  Meld With Saviete

OPA DISCOUNTS NO SUIT THREAT   Officials Assert Agency Is Prepared to Make Price Changes

DISPUTE OVER ——SUIT-PRICES   OPA DISCOUNTS THREAT OF CLOTHING MAKERS NOT TO SHIP SUITS AFTER MAY Il

Irish Republican Succumbs Dublin   John McCaughey Dies In Cell After 23 Day Hunger Strike

HUNGER STRIKE CLAIMS LEADER   Imprisoned Irish General Dies On 23rd Dav Of NotEating; Another Reported Weak.

Ex-Irish Republican Leader Dies Tn Prison Cell After 23-Day Fast

Hunger Strike Proves Fatal Eire Convic!   Jehu MeCaughney. 32  “Adjutant General” of Irish Republican Ariny Suceumbs in Prisou

McCaughey Dies in Dublin Jail   Hunger Strike Causes Death of IRA Officer

Irish Leader Dies In Prison Cell On Hunger Strike  Second Republicar Army Member Has Fasted 50 Days

IRISH LEADER DIES IN JAIL   Hunger Strike Concluded by John McCaughey

Former I.R.A. ‘Adjutant General’ Dies After 23-Day Hunger Strike

Hunger Strike Ends In Death For Irishman   J. McCanghey, 32, Dies In Dublin Prison Cell After Going 23 Days Without Any Food

24 SAILORS SURVIVE SINKING OF TANKER   Ship Breaks In Halt During Violent Hurricane

Tanker Survivors Tell of Harrowing Experiences After Ship Broke up

Militant Ministers Pushing Crusade To Stamp Out Steubenville Gambling

CAPITOL MOURNS >» SURIST’S DEATH   Justice McReynolds Rites Set For Thursday

Former Justice McReynolds Dies At Walter Reet  implacable Critic of Nev Deal, Ill’ Year, Expires Suddenly

McReynolds, Famed Jurist, Dies; Was 84   Noted Dissenter To New Deal Laws Was Il! A Year; Burial To Be In Kentucky,

New Deal Foe Dies   Retired Justice McReynolds Had  Been Ill a Year

Retired Justice Of High Court Dies, Aged 84   James C. McReynolds Was New Deal Foe, One of ‘Nine Old Men’

McReynolds FDR Critic, Dies At 84   Kentuckian Served 26 Years On Bench Of U.S. Hich Court

DEATH CLAIMS — AGED JUSTICE   RETIRED JUSTICE MCREYN:OLDS, FOE OF MUCH NEW DEAL LEGISLATION IS DEAR

McReynolds, Retired Supreme Court Critic  Of New Deal, Succumbs   Kentucky Jurist Remarked, “The Constitution Is Gone,’ In Referring To A Decision Favoring Roosevelt Administration

MReynolds,84, Dies in Capital   Anti-New Dealer Serves Hich Bench 26 Years

Retired Justice Jas C. McReynolds Dead At Capital   Official Washington Mourns Death Of Aged Furist; Buriat In Kentueky

Retired Justice M’Reynolds Dies  Denounced New Deal Lawe in Diccants

McReynolds, Foe of New Deal Dies   Retired Supreme Court Justice Passes

Illness Takes McReynolds   Retired U. S. Justice Opposed New Deal

Former U. S. Justice Dies   ‘James C. MoReynolds Dies of Long Illness -in Capital Hospital

J. MCREYNOLDS, EX-JUSTICE, DIES   TOPPED COLLEAGUES OF SUPREME COURT AS NEW DEAL FOE

FORMER JUSTICE OF HIGH COURT DIES, AGED 84   James C. McReynolds Wa: Bitter Fee Of New Deal Legislation

McReynolds Led In Dissent New Deal Laws   Retired Supreme Court Judge Died At Walter Reed Hospital Saturday Nicht

RETIRED JUSTICE, DIES IN HOSPITAI   Noted for Having Dissented on Virtually Ajl New Deal  Legislation

Justice McReynolds Dies; Jurist Ranked As Constant Foe of New Deal’s Policies

Justice Dies At Walter Reed   James Clark McReynolds Dies After Illness of One Year

J. McReynolds, Critic of New Deal, Succumbs   Ex-Supreme Court Justice, Ill One Year, Was 84 Years Old

Radio Sseech May Confain Plan For Ending Disputes   ELECTRICAL WORKERS JOIN STRIKE THREAT  Auto Leaders To Meet In New Effort At Sa+tlament

GRAVE PROBLEMS FACE NATION’S CHIEF AFTER HOLIDAY   Strikes and Threatened Strikes Hold Spotlight As New Year Begins; Pearl Harbor Investigation Re-Opens.

SLAYER FAILS TO FIND GRAVE   lenox Man Vague on Exact Location; Woman Freed

Fails To Show Where Body of ‘Victim Buried   Horse Trader Taken On Tour By Officers; Vague As To Sites

Fails to Locate Grave of Victim  Lenox Man Vague on Temporary Site

DENVER BURIED BENEATH WORST SNOW SINCE '13   Prevents Voters Reaching Polls And Kills 10 Persons

Suowbound Denver Recovers Slowly   Three-Day, 27-Inch Blizzard Moves to South

Drys Gird For Fight   Urge Defeat of Men — Favoring Repeal; Say Enforcement Possible

She Likes Children Mexican Woman, 43, Gives Birth to Her 25th Child

VETERANS SWELL ENROLLMENTS AT STATE COLLEGES  ~ SOME SCHOOLS FORCED   SOME SCHOOLS FORCED TO REJECT STUDENTS IN HOUSING SHORTAGE

Vets Are Pushing — Illinois Colleges to Record Enrollment   Rejection of 600 to 800 Reported by Some of State’s Schools

France Hit By Govt. Crisis As DeGaulle Quits   Communist Party Opens Drive To Put A Red In Precident’se Chair.

ONE KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK IN WEST VIRGINIA      Train Rerailed Near Graftor As Pushers Help B & O - Heise!

FRITZ KUHN IS SEEKING T0 RETURN TOU.S   Once Acting Head of German-Amer. Bund  Wants to Get Back

Columbia Girl, 20, Slain by Strangler   Mother Discovers Murder On Return Home From Night of Nursing Duty; Officers Report Few Clues: Autopsy Reveals Criminal Assault

GIRL FOUND DEAD; MAY BE RAPE VICTIM   20-Year-Old Stephens College Graduate Strangled to Death by Electric Light Cord in Home at Columbia.

10 Year Old Girl Found Strangled   Body Discovered By Her Mother

Columbia Girl Str ‘angled To Her Death   Partly Clad Body Found at Home  Of Her Parents

HUGE DESTRUCTION LEFT BY BOMB BLAST   Complete Satisfaction fs Expressed in Tests

DRASTIC LABOR LAWS PASSED. IN CONGRESS   Anti-Strike Bills Get Toy Priority

NEW OPA BILL OK'D BY PANEL   House To Act on fssue Tuesday, Officials Say

Case Bill Called  “H odge-Pod ve”   Secretary of Labor Says Measure Il Advised at This Time

Case Bill *‘Tll-Advised’”’   Secretary of Labor Tells Senate Committee Measure Is “‘Inferior’’

Secretary of Labor Voices Opposition  to Case Labor Bil   Calls [i “Ill-Advised”; Green Asked to Sug gest Alternatives

Schwellenbach Hits Case Bill   Terms It ‘HodgePodge Leaislation’

Case Bill Is Under Fire   Schwellenbach Seys Now’s No Time to Reshuffle Established Lubor Deolings

SAYS LABOR BILL ‘TL L-ADVISED'   Schwellenbach Claims Case Plan Not to Solve Strikes

SECRETARY OF LABOR OPPOSES MEASURE AS ‘OUTLINED BY HOUSE - CABINET OFFICIAL SAYS  _ PLAN MAY RETARD LABOR RELATIONS OVER NATION

L a b e€ Is-Cas e Labor 7 Measure ‘Hodge- -Podge’   Schw: ellenbach' ‘Says This Is ~_.No Time to Bring Up An “Upsetting” ; soos BL

SCHWELLENBACH HITS CASE BILL   Labor Dept. Secretary Refer: To Proposal as ‘HodgePodae Legislation’

SCHWELLENBACH FLAYS CASE BILL   Antistrike Action Declared Hodgepodge, Ill-Advised

TERMS CASE LABOR BILL "ILL-ADVISED   Schwellenbach Says Legislation “"Hodaqe-Podae’

Case Measure Is Criticized By Secretary   House’s Labor Bill ls Called lil Advised

Case Bill Prompts Industrial Strife, Senate Is Warned   Schwellenbach ‘Sa y : Legislation Passec By Lower House :  ‘Ill-Advised’

Labor Office Head Knocks  Case Measure   Schwellenbach Tells Senators House-Approved Anti-Strike Bill ‘Hodge-Podge. .. .Tll-Ad wiced’

Says Case Bill Is ‘Ill-Advised’  Schwellenbach Calls Plan ‘Hodge-Podge’

Schwellenbach Raps Case Bull   Savs It Is ‘Hodge-Podge Leg-islation’ And ‘ ” Advis ed.’

National Agitation To Save Negro Who Defied Electric Chair Death

British War Bride Seeks Divorce   Missing Girl Found Yesterday In New , Ware Hatel

PLANS SEIZURE OF PLANTS IF ISTRIKE ENSUES   New Jersey Governor States He Will Seize Plants Of Power Co.

BOILER EXPLODES IN RURAL SCHOML; TAILED, 18 AUR!   Seventh Grade Michigan Pupils Planged 2 Stories Into Basement and Buried * Beneath Debris.   WALL IS BLOWN OUT, ROOF COLLAPSES   Score Leave First Floor Classroom Shortly Before’ Blast, Escaping -In- . jury or Death. . .

Tragedy At * aa al  School   Boiler Explodes, One Child Killed, At Least Sixteen Others Injured

Explosion Rips School: Student Killed, 16 Hurt   Boiler Blast Wrecks Part of Consolidated School in Michigan

At Least 16 Injured; 12 Hospitalized   Michigan Rural Pupils Suffer Crushed And Broken Arms And Legs.

BOILER EXPLODES KILLING 1 CHILD AND INJURING 16   ESTIMATE 200 WERE IN SCHOOL BUILDING AT BARODO, MICHIGAN

One Pupills Killed; 15 Hurt in Blast   Debris Being Searched for E’odies — Two Said to Be  in Critical Condition

Pupil Killed, 16 Injured  When Boiler Explodes in Michiaan Schaol

One Student Is Killed; Others Hurt   Officials Estimate 260 Pupils Were in... Building at Time

Seventh Graders Describe School Explosion Which Kills One, Hurts 18

One Child Killed, 18 Hurt in School Explosion  260 Children Inside Building; Debris Buries Many

Michigan School Room Wrecked by  Boiler Explosion   Several Injured, Some Trapped In First Reports; Most Of 760 Pupils Escape

st Slate 115,000 1, Civilians To 8 Lose US Jobs   Boiler Blast SI Kills 1 Pupil, C  injures 18 Li

AT LEAST ONE CHILD KILLED, 16 OTHERS INJURED WHEN BOILER IN CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL BLOWS UE

260 PUPILS IN BUILDING WHEN BOILER BURSTS   Explosion Rips Off Roof and Wall of 2 Story Michigan School

BOILER BLAST WRECKS SCHOOL   One Pupil Dies, 18 Others Injured as Buiiding Collanses in Michigan

Explosion Rips Crowded School   One of 260 Pupils Killed, 18 Injured

UNE DEAD, 1 HURT IN SCHOOL BLAS!   Boiler Room Explosion Occurs Today at Baroda, Mich.

HUNDREDS OF DUPILS ESCAPE   .« Rescuers Rush To Scene At Baroda, Mich,

One Student Dead, Others Are Injured   Rural School Is Scene of Tragedy Early Today

School Boiler Explodes, Kills Pupil, Hurts 15   150 Escape Blast While at Lunch in Michigan Building

Boiler Explosion Wrecks Section Of Building  At Least 16 Are Iniuread in Michan

Child Killed In Michigan School Mishap   Boiler Explosion Wrecks Section of Building; 16 Others Injured.

Pa oe      At Least Sixtéen Are - Injured When Explosion Wrecks Part of School

ONE KILLED, 18 HURT IN BLAST   Boiler Explosion Shatters  Michigan School While  250 Are in Building

RURAL SCHOOL BOILER BLAST BRINGS DEATH   Pupil Killed, 18 Hurt In Michigan oe re:

War Il Vets Meet For “Bonus March’   Demand Missouri Pay $400 Bonus

Lawmakers To Ask  For Voters’ Views   House Provisior Drive Stalled   Subsidy Issue Halts Action

House Recesses For Easter  Congressmen To Get Viewe On Draft OPA

Administration Chiefs, Hiowever, Expect Extension Bill to Be Treated Better Than It Was in Heuse.

House Members Off For Holiday   Many Feel Uncertain About Voting; Will Get Opinions At Home

Doubt Story Tole by Wife Slayer  Eggers’ Confession  Thought Partly True

Mild Mannered Clerk Admits He Killed Wife   Tells Officers He Burned her Head and Hands

Eggers Admits Slaying Of His Wife   Search For Head, Hands Fruitless

AGE, CHILDREN’S BENEFITS RISE   Jackson County Seventh In State In Number Of Dependent Children

Danube Freedom is Written Into Treaty Against Russ Pleas   ] od s . Romanian Pact : Includes Guarantee of Open Waterway Traffic

FREEDOM OF DANUBE SHIPPING INCLUDED IN PEACE TREATIES —   COMMISSION WRITES IN GUARANTEE OVER PROTEST OF RUSSIA

Powers Vote DanubeRiver Free Passage   Conference Overrides Strong Opposition By Russian Delegation

GUARANTEE FOR DANUBE TRAVEL GETS PARIS 0.K.   Commission Writes Pact For Navigational Freedom Over Red Protest

 Despite Red Protest Paris Group Guarantees Free Navigation On Danube River

—GUARANTEE FREE DANUBE— Treaty Opens Historic River To. All Nations

U. N. Commission Writing Guarantees of Freedom of Danube Over Red Protest

APPROVES FREE USE OF DANUBE   Broad Guarantees Written By Conference Economic Commission  enn Ot  BLICSIANIC BAD PLAN

Free Travel On Danube  Guaranteed   Peace Group’s Places Clause In Treaty Over Soviet Objections

Danube Navigation Freedom Written Into Peace Treaty  Peace Parley Group. Decides Issue Over Slay Bloc Objection

Danube Is Free  In Pact Assured   Vanderberg Offer: Plea At Parley In Paris

THE WEATHER   PEACE GROUP WOULT: MAKE DANUBE FREE   Committee Writes Broad Guarantees of Unhampered Navigation Into Romanian Treaty Over Red Objections.

Reds Lose In Danube ControlAim   Amendment Makes Freedom of River Binding on Romania.

Order Freedom Of Navigation On Danube Rive:   Strong Opposition by Russia Voted Down At Peace Conference

Danube Freedom Written Into Romania Treaty   Navigation Guarantees  Adopted Over Strong Russian Obiections

MOVES TO FREE DANUBE PASSED AT PARIS TALKS   Action Taken Over Russian Objection; Vandenberg Urges ‘Free’ River

APPROVES FREE USE OF DANUBE   Broad Guarantees Written By Conference Economic Commissian  ee

FREE NAVIGATION ON DANUBE VOTED PART OF COMPACT   Issue Settled After Bitter: Objections From Russian Delegate at Peace Meet

PAULEY AGAIN ON THE STAND      POLITICIANS SAY HE WILL WITHDRAW AFTER FAVOR ABLE STATEMENT BY ——— COMMITTEE

Senators Debate Strike Situation   Amendments to Labor Laws Bring Spirited Oratory But No Vote.

SENATE FINISHED WEEK OF DERETE ON LABOR CURBS  No Sign af Vote Yet Upan Anti-Strike Legislation; May Turn to Draft   BALL HITS PEPPER PLAN  Says Idea Government Ought to Seize Plants and Negotiate Js ‘Fantastic’

Truman Takes Lead In Drive      President Seeks to Im. prove Relations with Capitol Hill

President Takes Personal Hand in Attempts {c Better White House-Capitol Hill Relations

Truman Seeks Accord With  Congressmen  Informal Luncheons Are To Be Part of White House Effort

Truman Steps Personally into Drive To Better Relations with Congress

Improved relations sought  Truman wants   Truman wants friendly house

TRUMAN SEEKS PARTY PEACE; TO GIVE TEAS   President ‘Honeying’ Ur To Recalcitrant Ones  On Capitol Hill

PLANE SEATS ARE SOLD OUT Transportation Jam Is Seen As Tech Students Leave For Homes

Exiled Government Reports On Franco   Documentary Evidence   Given To U.N.  ’

Strike Settled for 25,000 Electrical’ Workers: Other Labor News Good

White ifuuse Reports Cued Progress In EfSort do Settle the Steel Sirike. President Is Tlupetul 7 en

[Retroactive Pay Said to  Be Only Stumbling Block  In Negotiations for Steel

Karly End to Steel Strike Is Foreseen      New Yorkers Facing Cold Weekend as Oil Supplies Exhausted With Coal Aliso Almost All Gone

C10 Union Signs Wage Pact With Western Union   Truman Is Reported ‘Quite Hopeful of End to Steel Strike

ELECTRICIANS IN GM PLANTS GET PAY HIKE   Agree on 18 1-2 Cent An  Hour Raise; Western Union Watkout Ends.

Major Break Seen In Log. ‘Jam Of Labor Troubles; Steel’s Settlement Is Believed Close -

Agreement Is Reached in Wage Dispute   Electrical Workers, General Motors Reach Agreement

GE Electrician Strike Is Ended  Roise Of 18 1-2 Cents Hour Granted Men

GM Electric Strike . Ends   Western Union Strike Settled; Progress Made On Steelworkers Settlement.

Retroactive Pay Remains As An Issue   Long-Jam Of Strikes  Breaking; Agreement Reached In New York Western Union Fight

MAJOR BREAK ANNOUNCED ON STRIKE FRONT   ELECTRICAL UNION SETTLES FOR 18', CENT INCREASE

Labor Log-Jam Cracking as Troubles Ease   Members Vote Halt To Western Union. Walkout in New York

GM, Electrical Workers Reach  An Agreement  Settlement Made On Basis of Hike Of 18! Cts. Hour

General Motors Settles With Electrical Workers; Report Steel Groups Near Agreement   7,000 CIO Workers Vote to End Strike Against Western Union in New York City: Mayor O'Dwyer Asks ODT to Man Tughoats

25,000 MEN INVOLVED IN LONG FIGHT   18'2-Cent Hike In Wages Basis Of Settlement

G-M Will Allow 18 And One Half Cent Wage Hike   CIO Votes To Accept; U. S. Renews Its  . Efforts To Settle Others

GM Arbitrates Electrical Work Strife   Steel Issue Progress Now Favorable, Wire Walkout Ends

Russia Held Out Of Step On The Veto   British Join U. S. In Fa voring Voluntary Restrictions Of Right

London Flays  Soviet Stand   United Nations Continue Hot Debate On Use of Big Power Veto

Britain Takes Stand Against Red Veto Use   Noel-Baker Urges Voluntary Action On Voting Powers

Britain in Slap at Reds Favors UN Veto Curb   ‘Russia Out of Step,’ Briton Says; China, France, U.S. Back Plan

REDS ACCUSED OF DISRUPTING U.N. HARMONY   Soviet Union Pictured As Out of Step With Rest of World

Mother Sure Soldier Who Turns Up in Rome ‘Apparently Without Memory, Her Lost So

FEDERAL EMPLOYES TO GET WAGE BOOST   Senate Completes Action on Législation Giving Increase to Approximately 1,000,000.

DEFICITS IN ELECTIONS ARE SHOWN   Both State Committees Find Themselves in Red, Report Shows

STEEL PLANTS CONSERVE COAL   LAYOFFS AND DROP IN PRO. DUCTION IN PITTSBURGH AREA AS RESULT OF __--_- MINE ‘STRIKE- —-——

Cutbacks Due to Coal Strike Hit Steel Industry   Lewis’ Safety, Welfare Conditions Creating Critical Impasse

0P A» WAITING TRUMAN RETURN   Steelman Asked To Release List Of Items To Stay Under Controls

OPA Awaits Truman Order On Decontrols   Porter Appeals for White House List Of Essential Items

OPA Awaiting Policy Ruling From Truman   Asks White House For List of Items It Wants Controlled

OPA Awaits Truman List On Decontrol   President to Say Which Items Stay Under U.S. Thumb

“Dreamboat' ‘Roars Over Top of World   Giant Bomber Is En Route to Torrid Egypt

B-29 Wings Way Over Far North   Dreamboat Leaves Honolulu in Attempt Te Establish Polar Flight Record

Farmers A gree A arn s ‘To Hold Baek  Parity Demand   Action Lifts Major Threat To Passage Of An OPA Bill Acceptable To  Adniinistration -

Backers fo Drop Farm Parity Plar  Major Threat to QPA Bil Damava a

Farm Bloc Lifts Threat To OPA; Rider Withheld   Rep. Pace Says He Will Try to Attach Rider To House Wage Bill’ and Other Bills.

Farm Price  Hike Dropped   Major Threat to Passage of OPA Measure Erased

Legislators Lift Price Hike Threat   Leaders Agree To Remove Controversial Issue From Bill

Pace Will New Crowder Drop Rider Commandant To OPA Bill Is Appointes

Farm State Solons Make Con  Major rhea To Passage Of OPA Measure Lifted

OPA STRUGGLE NEARING PEAK   Another House Floor Fight Bue If Committee Fails to Agree Today.

Nation Faces 4th Week Without Benefit of Food Price Controls; 31 Million Cut From OPA Funds

OPA ENTERED THE —_LIFE-OR-DEATH STAGE TODAY   Congress Is Deadlocked on the Question of Its Revival.   NO COMPROMISE SEEN      Certain Nations Will Start Out on 4th Week of Uncontrolled Prices.

Nation Will Start Fourth Week Less OPA   Committee Seeking Compromise Measure Stalemated as Senate Members Stand Fast

Life or Death for OPA in Capital as Meetings Continue   Conference in Deadlock Over Provisions But Barkley is Hopeful

NO AGREEMENT IS REACHED IN CONFAB   U. S. To Enter Fourth Week Without Controls   Votes To Cut $31,000,000 From 0.P.A. Expenses In Case Of Revival

Nation Enters th Week Of No Price Controls   Revival Measure Brings Deadlock On Capitol Hill

O. P.A. Climax Near Ve   Life or Death For  Price Control Hangs In Balance As Dead‘Jock On Bill Continues

Senate Price Control Revival sill Likely To Be Thrown Again Into Open Battle  on House Floor.   COMPROMISE SOUGHT BY ADMINISTRATION

BARKLEY CALLS NEW PARLEY IN BID FOR ACCORD      Fourth Week Of Unchecked Prices Due As Deadlock Over Bill Continues

Revival Of OPA. Tn Last. Battle; Reduce Fund   Committee’s Final Meeting Today; House May. Act “Qn Senate Proposals

FINAL MEET IS SET AS SOLONS CANNOT AGREE   Nation Enters Fourth Week Of Uncontrolled Prices With No One Knowing In What Form, If Any, OPA Might Be Re vived.

Conferees Remain In Deadlock  Certain Nation tc Enter 4th Week  FAL hl. Cambsale

COLONEL, WAC GO TO GERMANY   Poir Accused In Crown Jewel Theft Flown To Frankfurt

Figures in Kronberg Jewel Theft. Off for Germany to Face Charses

Durant And Wife Off For Germany In Army Custody   Couple Involved In Jewel Robbery Leave By Plane For Germany

Couple Admit Removing Jewels to US   Formal Charges to Be Brought in Germany; Army Reports Recovery of All Missing Jewelry and Relics

Colonel And Wife Taken By Plane To European Scene Of Jewel Theft

British Radic Places Clam; On Broadcast   Two Durants'B: Are Removed P To Frankfurt O

Col Durant, Sride, Sent Across Seas   Couple Pace German Charges For Theft

COL. DURANT AND. WIFE. EN ROUTE TO FRANKFURT TO: FACE JEWEL CHARCE

Col. Durant, Wife Leave For Germany   Held In Kronberg Crown Jewel Case

DURANT, BRIDE TO TRIAL SITE   U. S. Colonel, WAC Wife Enroute to Germany to Face Charges

U.S. INDIANS NOT IN CELEBRATING MOOD   National Day Finds Red Men Sore At Uncle Sam

600 MORE JEWS ARRIVED AT CYPRUS   Refugees, Mostly From Poland, Placed in a Camp

CHINESE PLAN COUNCIL CHANGE   Nationalists Said Ready T Let Communists Have Share In Setup

FLAMES RAZE WAREHOUSES   Trainshed Also Destroyed As Pittsburgh Is Hit By $700,000 Fire

PITTSBURGH FIRE PROVES COSTLA   22 Firemen Hurt, Landmark Destroyed in Downtown Riusineer Sactinn

Shipping Strike ~ Threat May End This Afternoon   Believe Agreement Will Be Reached To Avert Maritime Strike Tonight   LAST DIFFERENCES ARE RECONCILED

expects Dispute To Be Settled Before Deadline   No Disruption Of Shipping Expected

MEETING TODAY TO SIGN TERMS  BEFOREDEADLINE   Some Disruption In Service Seen Desnite Acreement

ridges Yields 0 Bring Ship Peace Near   Last Hurdle Believed Removed in Settling of Maritime Dispute

a a eS a ae ee  Dairy Workers’ Strike Cuts Off Milk Supply For Detroit Families

DAIRY WORKERS OUT IN DETROIT   WILOCAT STRIKE SERIOUSLY CUTS MILI SUPPLY

STRIKE CUTS OFF DETROIT MILK SUPPLY   Unauthorized. Walkouts Affects 3 Major Dairies

‘Dairymen’s Strike Halts Milk Supply In Detroit Section   More Walkouts Loom In Telephone, Rail Disputes; Little Progress Reported In GM Talks; Striker Total Now Less Then Million

Dairy Employe Strike Cuts Off Detroit's Milk Supply: Walkout Is Unauthorized

POULTRY PRICE-SUPPORT PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED AS STABILIZATION MOVE

PROFITS PROBE WIDENS SCOPE OF ACTIVITIES   Comptroller General To Report On ‘Irregular’ War Cases

Detroit Firm To  Be Investigated By Mead Group   influence Claimed At Washington To Get War Contract

SEEK REPORT ON TERMINATION OF GARSSON PACTS   U. S. COMPTROLLER GENERAL ASKED To GIVE ACCOUNTING

WAR PROBERS SAID STUDYING NEW DEAL WITH “INFLUENCE”  INVESTIGATORS PLAN   "INVESTIGATORS PLAN TO GET TRUTH ABOUT YOUNG CAPT. GARSSON

INFLUENCE IN WAR CONTRACT  were  a :      Detroit Firm Attempted ” to Gel ‘Contract Through’ Influencial Sources’   COMMITTEE SEEKS TO UNCOVER CASH DEALS

HEARS OF “INFLUENCE”   Ferguson Calls for Investigation of Michigan Report

Detroit Firm Probe Target   Senators To Inquire If Soldier Shielded  From Danger

Prohers Sniffing New Game   Detroit Firm Sought War Contract’ Through Influence

Reported Use Of Influence Investigated   Mead Committee Reviews Effort of Detroit Firm To Get War ‘Contracts Through Special Deal!

Efforts To Land Orders Probed   Michigan Senator Favors Action  If Case True

New Profiteer Evidence Sought   Comptroller General Will Be Asked About Suspected Cases _

Appeals To Farmers To Make “Sacrifices”   Anderson Seeks Support Of Food Program

ANDERSON URGES FARM SACRIFICES   Calls for Support of U. §  Tr. tf yy

Reds Confine U.S. Reporters After Russian Fighters Chase Their Plane

NINE ALLIED NEWS WRITERS ARE INTERNED BY RUSSIANS       CORRESPONDENTS —- CONFINED TO HOTEL AND ENCOUNTER OPEN WOSTILITY FROM SOVIET COMMANDER

Panic Spreads Ir Quake-Stricken Southern Areas   Hunger Threatens, People Hiding From Tidal Waves; 20,000 Homeless

World Food Board Proposed by Scot At U. N. Conclave  International AAA And Stamp Plan Are Suggested to Nations

Seven Dead in. Hotel Explosion   41 Hurt in Dallas Blast; Chicago Hotel Is Damared by Fira

Hotel Disaster Claims 7 Lives   More Than 46 Injured In Dallas Explosion

Blast In Hotel Fatal to Seven »With 41 Hurt   Dallas Officials Hunt Cause of Explosion That Blows Out Wall

FORTY-ONE INJUREDIN EXPLOSION AND FIRE—CAUSE OF BLAST IS INVESTI _ GATED_

DIM-OUT RULI ENFORCED IN OnIC   Columbus Lone Exception; Industries Affected   GOV, LAUSCHE   Proclaims Emergency; Says Coat Shortage Menace To Health, Safety

United States Lacks Conerete Evidence to Support Rumors of ‘Ato mie’ Activities

CORN IS TOSSED: GIRLS WOUNDED   High School Pupils Fired on at Indiana Town; are Treated.

Will Hang Jap Officer Medical Chief in Camp Which Held Wainwright

Ll Nazis Laid ‘To Rest in Unmarked Plots   Investigation Is Launched to Determine How Goering Obtained Vial of Poison with Which  Me. Cheated Hangman

GRAVES OF 11 NAZIS DUG IN SECRET PLACE   GOERING SUICIDE MYSTERY STILL UNEXPLAINED

How Goering Got Poison Remains  Deep Puzzle   Searched Often During Captivity: Burial of Nazis Strictly Private

BURIAL PLACE OF TOP NAZIS KEPT SECRET   Bodies Spirited Away As Probe Opens In  Goering Suicide

SECRET BOARD SEEKS GOERING POISON CACHE   Bodies Of Hitler’s Top Henchmen Spirited Off  To Unknown Graves

Corpses of I]. - Nazis Whisked  erat Of Prison   Will Lie in Secret Graves; Probe Into Goering’s ‘ Suicide Begun

SUICIDE OF GOERING Is INVESTIGATED   ‘Army Officers Are Lacking Clues as to 4Obtaining of Poison

Secret Board Probes Death Of No. 2 Naz   Bodies of Eleven Hitler Henchmen Taken to Unmarked. Graves

Goering Suicide investigated by Army Officers  Clues Lacking As to How He Obtained Poison

Nazi Leaders Carried Away Under Guard Probe Is U Inderway In Goering's Death

INVESTIGATION INTO SUICIDE OF NO. 2 NAZI   Goering May Have Concealed Poison On His Per son Since Capture      11 BODIES CARRIED TO UNMARKED GRAVES

BODIES OF NAZIS TAKEN TO SECRET, UNMARKED GRAVES   Leave Nuernberg Prison in Sealed Vans Under Armed Escort for Unannounced Destination.   GOERING’S SUICIDE UNDER INVESTIGATION   How He Managed to Cheat Hangman Is Unanswered— Wife Not Suspected of Handing Him Poison.

News of Goerings Grim Joke Spread Rapidly in Germany; How Did He Do It? Still Unanswered.

Goering Suicide Solution Sought As Nazis Buried   Corpses Taken In Sealed Van to Nameless Graves

YUGOS FACE SURE DEFEAT AT PARIS   Filibuster ‘Delays Vote on Trieste For Three Days

Gaunt, Starving Man Reels Ashore After 1,000-Mile Voyage of Horror

EEN ei EV EYE  Relates How Fishing Trip Became Voyage Of Horror For Four Men

Wide Var iety Of Issues to Be Voted on   Attracting as Much Interest as The Candidates

Civic Issues fo Highlight State Voting Tuesday  Programs on Ballots OF Missouri Cities

COMMITTEE SEEKS COAL FOR DENVER   Governor’ Orders Steps to Ahost Prearrancy

Byrnes Jolts Russian Aims   U. S. Favor Denied Tripolitania Rule

A United States Hint to Moscow   Byrnes Proposes 10 Year Trusteeship for Cawniesesl 7... %.....%

U.S. Doposer To Demands Of Soviets   Moscow Gets Hint U.S. Is Against Sole Trusteeship Of Tripolitania

U. 5. Hints Disfavo Toward Moscow s Tripolitanian Plan   Russians Demand Full Trusteeship Of Italian Colony

RED TRUSTEESHIP OF TRIPOLITANIA OPPOSED BY ILS.    Moscow Receives Broad American Hint That It Is Decided fy Against Soviet Control of   African Area

U. 5. Opposes Russian Demanc  Byrnes Favors UNO Control! In Africa

U.S. Not In Favor Of Soviets Demand For Sole Trusteeship Of Former Italian Colony   Russia Seeking Mediterranean Foothold In Tripolitania: Byrnes Offers Plan

U.5. to Oppose Soviet Demand In Tripolifania   Byrnes Proposes 10-Year Control By United Nations

U.S. OPPOSES SOVIET DEMAND   Byrnes Turns Down Bid For Mediterranean  Foothold

U.S.P roposes Tripolit: ania  TN. as rus teesiip   Byrnes Throws Cold Water on Russiud Phinas ior Conquered Italian.  - Colony

US. Opposes Soviet Grab  ‘In Na  REE RW, Africa   Byrnes Proposal Seen as Baik to Tripolitania Bid

U. S. Tells Russia Tripolitania Plan Not Favored  Single Trusteeship Is Proposed by Soviet Government

U. 5. GIVES RUSSIA HINT MEDITERRANEA! PLANS NOT FAVORED  BYRNES PROPOSES UNO TRUSTEESHIP OF LAND SOUGHT BY SOVIETS

RAISE HEROIC BANNER OVER HICKAM FIELD   Hold Services on Anniversary of Jap Sneak Attack Five Years Ago

Fifth Anniversary of Pearl Harbor Observed Quietly at Hickam Fielk

House Plans Definite Action On Draft, Still Trying To Soften Blow

HOUSE PLANS DRAFT ACTION   House Military Affairs Committee Recommends Nine-Months Extension — Five-Months Draft “Holiday” Also Postponed.

Some Still M ‘Way Out         MEMBERS HOPE TO AGREE ON SOMETHING SHORT OF A FLAT ONE-YEAR EXTENSION OF ACT

WASHINGTON, (UP)—The house today tentatively approved a proposal to ban the induction of 18 and 19-year olds after May 15,

Mmisters Fail Againin Attempt To End Deadlock   Molotov Holds Out Against Other Three in Planning Peace Session   INSISTS ON SETTING RULES IN ADVANCE   Meeting Is Called Later Today to Tackle the Problem Again

BIG FOUR STILL DEADLOGKED ON PEACE MEETING   Three Other Mhmsters Fal To Break Filibuster By Molotov

FARM BLOC IS IRKED BY FOOD SUBSIDY PLAN   Vigorous Opposition To Retaining Policy Voiced Today

Nat. Farm Leaders  Oppose Retaining Food Subsidies   Grange Recommends Govt. Release Control  ‘‘A Little At a Time’’

Farmers Opposing Subsidies      Organization Leaders Say They Will Fight Truman Payment Prograr

Eggs Stand on End in China, and That’s How the Chinese ‘Know Spring Has Arrived

9,000 WIN 183 CENTS IN 6 AVIATION PLANTS   UAW And Bendix Company Sign New Agreement

RUSSIANS CLAIM 7 YANK PLANES SHOT DOWN IN FIGHTING OVER MANCHURIA

RUSSIANS SAY SEVEN AMERICAN BOMBERS SHOT DOWN IN CHINA   Pravda Claims Planes, Piloted by Americans, Were Bombing Communist Troops.

ALBANIA HIT SHARPLY BY GREEKS’ PREMIER   Tsaldaris Will Ask Part Of Land For His Nation

GREEK PREMIER MAKES ATTACK ON ALBANIANS   Tsaldaris Tells Peace Group of Intention to Demand Southern Albania

Greece Seeks Segment of South Albania   Would Amend Treaty, Premier Tells Conference

Premier Of Greece Attacks Albania In Address Before  Paris Peace Conference   To Propose Amendment To Italian Treaty To Award Albanian Territory To Greece

101 Guns To Salute King   But All Details of Coming Of George Back to Greece Kept Secret

New Standard For Painting Traffic Lines Is Designed To Make Highways Safer

STANDARD CHANGED BOR SAFETY SIGNS   New Traffic Lines Expected - To Aid Materially In Reducing Deaths  UNIFORM MARKINGS

New Lines on Roads Planned   Adopt New Standard Method for Making Highways Safer

Pauley's Name Withdrawn By The President   Truman Makes Final De. fense of Nominee’s Integrity

PAULEY GIVES UP BITTER STRUGGLE   TRUMAN WITHDRAWS OIL : MAN’S NAME FOR UNDER- _  SECRETARY OF NAVY.

PAULEY GIVES UP FIGHT FOR TOP NAVY JOB   TRUMAN WITHDRAWS NOMINATION OF OIL MAN

Pauley Quits Fig't For Navy Post   President Truman Withdraws His Name

Pauley Quits Fight for Senate Okeh   Truman Withdravs Name, Defends Oil Man’s Inteertty

WITHDRAWAL ENDS BATTLE OVER PAULE}   Truman Takes Actior Upon Request Of Californian

Nomination Of Pauley Is Withdraws   President Issues Final Defense Of  Integrity, Ability

Observance Of V-J Day In Japan Quiet   No Show Of Force, Only Usual Parade; Truman Asks Pravers

V-J Day Passes Quietly In Japan   No Show of Force By Americans; Cavalry Parade

V-J Day Passes Quietly in Japan  No Show of Force, But Cavalry Puts on Parade

City Wage Boosts Announced re . a ; N * Union Says Mayor, Council  Broke Off City Wage Talks

City Wage Boosts Announced aay Mase Poosts Announced Union Says Mayor, Council  Broke Off City Wage Talks  i]

UAW SEEKING “SUBSTANTIAL RAISES IN NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE CHRYSLER CORPORATION ©

AUTO WORKERS ASK INCREASE IN WAGES   Begin Negotiations, With Chrysler Coro.

Lively UNRRA Debate Looms on Refugee Problen   U. 5S. Proposal for Special Committee Defeated By 18 to 12 Vote

FIREWORKS EXPECTED AS UNRRA MEETS   Russians Side With U. S. on Plan to Handle Displaced Persons.

FULL-SIZE LOAF OF BREAD BACK   Ten Percent Cut Order Revoked; Bakers May Charge More Now

A LARGER BREAD LOAF NOW 0.   GOVERNMENT REVOKES ORDER THAT. REDUCED SIZE 10 PCT. LAST WINTER.

RETURN OF ‘BIG LOAF’ MAY UP BREAD PRICE   Government Revokes Order That Had Reduced Size

Way Now Cleared For Full-Size Loaf   Famine Relief Order Is Revoked

CUT IN BREAD LOAF REVOKED   Full-Sized Loaf Is Again Permitted Under New  Government Order

FULL-SIZED BREAD LOAF TO RETURN   Former Order for 10 Per Cent Redaction Is Ordered Rescind2d

FUND DEMAND IS DUPILCATED   Hard Coal Operators Face Same Fund Issue Set Forth by Lewis

Name Committee on Atom Control  _ Six-man Group to Lay the Groundwork

CHAVEZ ISAMONG CANDIDATES FAILING TO FILE-EXPENSES OF CAMPAIGN BY STATUTE DEADLINE

US. READIES PROPOSAL FOR DISARMAMENT      Baruch To Revise Plan Fo Atom Energy in Face Of Red Cooperation

Surprising Agreement To Forego Use Of Veto Is Biggest Concession Of Meeting.

/UN Expected To Call For Quick Work To Complete Arms Scrapping Treaty

Action of Russia Renouncing Vete Heartens Envoys   Baruch Revises U. S. Atomic Control Plans To Be Given UN Group

See Break In Allis Holdout   Unions In Two Of Seven Piants Vote Return To Work

hYegua Philosopher: J. A. Finds $: 28 I ‘loating Down the Creek, Becomes as Conservative as a Banker’

Yegua Philosopher: iJ. A. Notices That The Price of Corn Goes  Down as Soon as His Corn Pulling Starts

BoM DEFENSE IS RULED OUT   SENATOR WHO, SAW ATOMIC y NO HOPE OF  G°AN ADE QUATE SAFEGUARD

Reeall of Commission Is Surprise   British Concerned Over President’s Reported Obiection

Navy Worried Over Baldwin Troopship   Gale Prevents Tow and Breakup Is Possibilitv

SuHome WASHINGTON  By Watter Sheed “WHU Correspondent.   WHO Weshtegten Buree, . Hit Bye 22... W.   Hawali Expects to Become The 40th Stnte in 1947

in WASHINGTON  eBy Wolter Shead gi WNU Correspondent  may   Hawaii Expects to Become The 49th State in 1947

Union Will Try Peaceful Mean:  To Settle Issues  Workers Seek Increase of $10, AN_Haoaur Week

Communication Workers Authorize Stoppage, But Indicate Wage Agreement

Threat of Immediate Nation - Wide Tie-Up Averted When — Philadelphia Walkout Set    Blog!

AUTHORITY T CALL TELEPHONE STRIKE GRANTED   Efforts Will Be Made To Settle Dispute Without Work Stoppage   GENERAL MOTORS AND UNION DEADLOCKED

Bargaining To Continue With Phone Heads   National Federation Authorizes Board to Call Strike

Union Head Says All Efforts Will Be Made to Settle Dis:  pute Without Work Stonnace.

HOPE TO SETTLE : WITHOUT TLE   “All Efforts” To Be Made To Securt Wage Increase Without Work Stoppage

Telephone Union Vote Approves  National Strike Leader Cails for Pay Offer   Leader Calls for Pay Offer To Halt Action by 250,000

UNION TRIES TO SETTLE BY BARGAINING   Telephone Workers Adopt Peaceful Means For Accomplishing Ends

Hubert LaDue, Lincoln Newsman, Dies Of Pneumonia  gin. Eee ttl VW aesshow

Meat Situation Growing Worse  Milwaukee Livestock Men Place Blame

Allies Agreed To Win War In  Europe Firs!   Life Magazine Publishes Charchill’s 1942 Scerei Speech In House of Commons

War Plan Shared By Britain, U. S.   DefeatGermany Before Japan: Life Magazine

Poland Urges Treaty Work Be Speeded; ‘Big 4° Meet   Vishinsky Expresses Concern Over Delay On Draft For Italy

\Varlous agencies seeking answers to puzzling questions   Mrs. Dorothy Aman, Omaha, victim: Burlinston plans hearing Saturday:

WITH DEA TOLL NOW 44   2 Children, 14 Women Among Victims In Tracedy

Step-by-Step Probe of Wreck Starts   Manslaughter Is Charged Against Engineer of Train

Engineer Of Hyer Places Wreck Blame   High Speed, Light Train Cause, Says; 43 Known Dead

Brakes, Weight Of. Train Eyed In Rail Tragedy  Flyer Engineer Faces Charge — OF Manclauahter

State, Railroad Probe Crash; 44. Now Dead   Preliminary. Finding: Indicate Unfactual _ Report by Engineer

Rail Disaster Investigation Gets Underway   Only One of 44 Dead Unidentifed; Blame Speed, Weight

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Rail Disaster Probe Pushed   Speed, Light Weight Blamed by Ensineer

THREE INVESTIGATIONS BEING MADE INTO TRAIN COLLISION; DEATH TOLL IS PLACED AT 44   - Engineer, Charged With Manslaughter, Blames Wreck i On High Speed And Light Train; ConditionOf Brakes On Flyer Questioned

High Speed, Light Train Caused Crash. Pilot Claims   Deaths Reach 44 In Flyer Wreck; 3 Investigations  Are Under Way

ENGINEER BLAMES SPEED AND LIGHT TRAIN FOR WRECK   Investigators of Crash in Chicago Suburb Will Try to Learn When He Applied  Brakes,   2 CHILDREN, 14 WOMEN ARE AMONG 44 KILLED   All Dead Identified Except a Woman — Signal System Reported in Good Condition.

Step-by-Step Probe of Wreck Starts  Manslaughter Is og , Se Le Le ane    Manslaughter Is Charged Against Engineer of Train

 a , =  =) @ ~  Uir-Eismen Say Hou. ing Plan Won‘ Get the Job Done  o> <€& a =   President’s Program te Face Investigation ' Savs Spence

Tell Threat On Life of Mr. Truman   Secret Service Report Re veals Incident — Sus pect Mentally I

OPA TUMBLES OUT NEW PRICE HIKES   ‘Executioner’ Held As Threatening Truman's Life

MAN HELD FOR TRUMAN THREAT      Secret Service Does Not: Reveal Names or Datés 

Hold ‘Executioner’ Secret Service Discloses Threat en President’s Life

G. M. REJECTS FACT-FINDERS PROPOSAL   Negotiations to Avert Steel Strike Break Down

G.M. REIECTS FACT: FINDERS PROPOSAL ©   Negotiations to. Avert Steel Strike: Break Down. Se

HULL FAILED TO " NOTIFY ADMIRAL OF VITAL NOTE   Officer Testifies Neither Army Nor Navy Advised on ‘Ultimatum’ to Japs

Stark Says Chiefs Not Told of Note   Message That Japs Called Ultimatum’ Discussed  Before Committee on  Pearl Harbor

 Republican Investigator Tries To Blame ‘Hull For Surprise Raid On Pearl Harber

HULL ACTED ON HIS OWN—STARK   Admiral Says Hull Handed Note To Japs Without Informing Army Or Navy.

)Stark Says Hull Sent Message To Japs Without First Informing Army, Navy

Neither Was Army Fuform ‘ed, Adiiral Stark ‘Tells Harbor Probers; Roosevelt’ Surprised

Stark Says: Japs. Got. Note First   Hull’s Answer Was Regarded As ‘Ultimatum’

Hull's Note Was Used by Japs As War Exeuse   So Testifies Admiral Stark in Investigation; Says Army and Navy  _* Not Informed

STARK SAYS NAVY NOT INFORMED OF HULL “ULTIMATUM   Japs tater Used Secretary's Nete as Excuse for  Dacifie War

Army, Navy Were Not Informed of ‘Ultimatum’ Note Sent by Hull to Japs

{ull Handed 10-Point Note 0 Japs Without Informing my or Navy, Stark Claims   Notice, Called "Ultimatum" By Japs, Used as Excuse for Starting War; Ex-Navy Chief Testifies In Probe

FAILS TO NOTIFY ARMED FORCES OF ‘ULTIMATUM’   Believes Roosevelt Change: Opinion on Surprise of Jap Raid

ARMY, NAVY NOT INFORMED ABOUT HULL NOTE 10 JAPS, SAYS STARK   EVIDENCE GIVEN ABOUT 10-POINT NOTICE CALLED ULTIMATUM BY JAPS AND USED AS WAR EXCUSE

Services Not Told of Note   Given Jap Envoys Without Informing Arm; And Navy, Stark Says

SUGGESTS NEW PLAN FOR WHITE COLLAR HELP   Wallace Says Business Can Make Adjustments Without Cutting Profits

Must Keep Living Standards Up....  Many Businesses Able To Raise White Collar _ Workers, Says Wallace

Business Can Adjust Pays   Wallace States Prices Do Not Have To Be Raised, Profits Cut.

P, P. MURPHY OF LOWELL PASSES   Prominent Textile Executive Succumbs Following Operation.

ADMITS KILLING HER SISTER'S BABY   ‘Jeclous Because Infant Wa:  1. Deattior Than Her Own

General Lanham Orders Muzzling GI Press; War Department to Investigate

Arabs Await Moscow Stand On Palestine   British Invitation  To Round-Table Talks On Partition Turned Down by Arab Leader

Arabs Look to Russia For Palestine Stand: Reject Partition Plan   By CARTER L. DAVIDSON

Arabs Seeking Moscow Stane On Palestine   Question of Sending Dele. gates to Russia Undecided

ee ee ae  Arabs Look For Stand By Moscov  Reject British Bid For Palestine Talks

Arabs Eager to Learn Red View On Palestine   Rejected Part in Parley to Talk Over Partition

CATTLE INFLUX MAY EASE MEAT FAMINE   Heavy Shipping Expectec To Reach Retailers

Increased Meat Supplies Soon To Reach Tables   Stockyards Report Large Influx Of Cattle And Hogs

Fatal Plane Crash Is Being Probed   Disaster Which Took 25 Lives Is Being Investigateu; Second Plane Crashes

SERVICE PLANE CRASHES PROBED   Seven Navy Fliers Escape When Ship Explodes

Politicians’ Sneak Through Rear Door Linked With Chicken Parade to Table

REPORT TO LEGION   11 Lawrence Youths Attended Boys State at  Wichita

Negroes Tell Of Many Beatings   Senate Probers Hear More About Mississippi Election Violence.

SENATE IS FACING A. FILIBUSTER   ‘Conducted by  Southerners to  Beat FEPC Bill

Supporters Of FEPC Plan Bitter Fight   ’Round-the Clock Sessions Are Urged

“Round-the-Clock Session Urged to Break Dowr Southern Filibuster Aqainst FEPC Measure

FEPC Supporters Would Lengthen Senate Sessions   Hope To ‘Wear Down’ Southern Democrats And End Filibuster

SOUTHERN DEMOS FILIBUSTER FEPC   ROUND-CLOCK SESSIONS SOUGHT TO BREAK TALK

Urge Continual Senate Sessions   Attempt To Break Down Southern Filibuster

KIMMEL AND SHORT BLAMED BY MAJORITY OF GROUP IN PEARL HARBOR FIASCO

Committee Blames Kimmel, Short For Pearl Harbor Raid   Is View of 8 Members Though Report Is Incomplete

Blame Kimmel, Shori For Pearl Harbor   Commanders On Scene Bear Responsibility For December 7, 1941 Fiasco, Report Will Show

PEARL PROBERS MAY BLAME TWO TOP OFFICIALS   Believed To Have Agreed On Placing Of Primary Responsibility

Responsibility Debated for Loss At Pearl Harbor   Probers Expected to Report Negligence By Short and Kimmel

. Kimmel and Short Still Bear Big Share of Blame for Pearl Harbor

PEARL HARBOR BLAME PUT ON KIMMEL, SHORT   Joint Congressional Committee Agreed On Responsibility for Disaster.

KIMMEL, SHORT. MAY GET PEARL HARBOR BLAME   Military Leaders Seen Taking Full Brunt of Findines

Report Primary Blame For Pearl " Harbor Naval Disaster Will Be Placed On Adm. Kimmel, Gen. Shor

Two Roublicans Join Democrats in Report on Probe   Mniority Report by Two - Committee Members  Is Probate

Pearl Harbor Laid To Short. Adm. Kimmel   Roosevelt, Hull, Stimson And Marshall Absolved Of Responsibility

China's Assembly Put Off by Strife   Reds Say Government Ignoring “Cease Fire’

Army’s Food Record Poor   Civilian Committee Finds Waste, Overstocking Of. Supplies. Be

Report Says Army Has Wasted Food  Corrective Measures Already Instituted

its All a Game to Keep the Wives Occupied While the. Husband Is Losing His Shirt

Chicago Gunmen Wound Wealthy  Race News Man   Capone Gang Remnants Hunted After Assassination Attempt.

POLICE HUNT LAST OF GANG IN GUN PLAY   Attempt Made On Life Of Chicago Publisher

Hunt Old Capone Gang In Shooting   Chicago Publisher Victim Of Attack

Hunt Remnants of Old Capone Gang  Racing News Publisher is Seriously Wounded

HUNT REMNANTS OF CAPONE GANG   Police Seek , Assoilants Who Shot Racing  News Publisher

Wealthy Publisher of Racine News is Victim Mob Attack   Chicago Police Search for Remnant of Old Al . Capone Gang

CHICAGO POLICE SEEK GANGSTERS   Second Attempt Made To Kil! Racing News Boss

New Constitution Will Be Up for Balloting Sunday  Document Is Topic Of Controversy Throughout France

Two Unions Had Strike Scheduled   Engineers and Trainmen Walkout Would Cause 18 Other Brotherhoods To Remaia Off Jobs

 Here’s ABC of Railroad Strike as 2.Out of 20 Unions Schedule Walkout 

ARGENTINE BOSS TRAILS IN VOTE   Tamborini Is Leading Peron By Nearly Two To One In Early Returns

Steel Strike Idles 26.000  In Birmingham   Alabama’s Great Industry 100 Per Cent Closed; Ore Men Also Out

Steel Company Explosion Rocks City But Nobody Is Reported Injured

WIN PEACERS WANT U. 0. TO AID RUSSIANS   Group Would Share Atomic Bomb, Fire Hoover and Make Red Loan.

WIN-THE PEACE CONFERENCE ASKS U.S. TO GIVE ATOMIC BOMB SECRETS TO THE RUSSIAN SOVIE!

ATOM SHARING URGED BY GROUP   Win - The - Peace Conference Ends; Members To Seek Congress Support

NEW ‘WIN THE PEACE’ MEET CONCLUDES ©      Delegates Urge Friendly Relations With Russia

OTHER BOOSTS EXPECTED T0 BE GIVEN TODA’   Higher Prices for Flour, Trucks Are Effective Today

UPA HIKES CEILING PRICES ON TRUCKS; SCANS MEAT GOST   New Decision Seen for Early Next Week on Other Commodities; May Lower Charge on Bread.   NEWS TO BE GIVEN U.S. HOUSEWIVES

NEW PRICE, LIST BEING COM PILED BY. OPA OFFICIALS— STOCKYARD CONTROL SEPTEMBER IST ~

Building Costs Raised By OPA   Tires, Pap er Towels Eye Glass Lens Also To Rise

MATERIALS FOR BUILDING UP BY DECREE OF OPA   Other Increases Expected Before Sunday Deadline Set By Congress

A ANNOUNCES PRIGE INCREASES ON TRUCKS FLOUR   Boost in Coal, Radio Tubes and Many Other ttems Alea Authorized

OPA Raises Ceilings On Trucks Today   HIGHER PRICES CERTAIN FOR OTHER GOODS IN NATION

OPA, Racing  Deadline, Ups  Truck Ceiling   Other Price Boosts Are In Preparation For Flour And Building Materials

HERE’S MORE SAD NEWS FOR CONSUMERS  Prices Boosted On Some Building Materials And Tires: Other Increases Are Due Today

TRUCK PRICES ARE BOOSTED   ANOTHER HIKE IN AUTO COST EXPECTED BY NIGHT—MEAT ‘INCREASE NEXT WEEK .

Prices Raised on Auto Tires,  Building Goods   Other Increases Due as OPA Speeds to Beat Deadline

Another Boost In Prices For Autos, Flour, Meat, Some Building Materials

Truck Prices Increased by Order of OPA   Autos, Building Material, Flour Also to Go Up

TRUCK PRICES, FLOUR, BUILDING MATERIAL UPPED   New Prices On Beef And Lamb To Be Hivher Than June 20

OPA PREPARING PRICE BOOSTS ‘ON MANY ITEMS   Lamb and Beef Ceilings Are Among Those Being Upped

UPA OPEEDING WORK ON NEW PAIGE ORDERS   : Price Adjustments Must Be Completed By End of Week.

To Hike Flour And Building  Materials   Pricers Race To Beat Congressional Deadline Lamb And Beef  To Come Higher

OPA Hastens Its Price Increases To Beat Deadline  Building Materials Hiked; Meat Costs

OPA IN PRICE BOOST WHIRI   Agency in Rush to Release  Flood of Increases Bafara Maadlien

Raise Price On Building Materials   OPA Takes Action Today on Several Items Due  for New Price Ceilings

OPA Ups Prices On Trucks, Othe: Boosts Prepared   Flour, Building Materials Next

OPA Increases Prices of Bldg. Materials, Tires   Higher Prices For Trucks, Flour Effective Today

TRUCK PRICES RAISED, MEAT TO GOST MORE   New Ceilings On Lamb, Beef, Will Be Several Cents Higher

OPA Boosts Ceilings on More Items   Building Materials Are  Among Articles Affected

Prices Boosted On Some Building Materials And Tires: Other Increases Are Due Today

Oranges Up 3] Cents Box, Trucks More   OPA Meets Deadline Set in New Law; Flour Higher

A.F.L. Union to Use Force if Needed to. Reopen C.1.0.Picketed Cannery

REDS NAME GERMANS IN FOREST MURDERS   Controversial Katyn Affair Placed Before Tribunal

Russians Place Katyn Forest Murders Before International Tribunal

Democrat Caravans Move Into Central Illinois Campaign   Keys, Douglas Head List of Campaigners on Tour in State

KNOWLAND VOTE LEAD INCREASES   Knight, Howser Pile Up Impressive Totals in Great Republican Victory in California

US., Britain, Six Other Nations Oppose Soviets and Poland \In 8-2 Division on Question

Packers Slow  Beef Killings   Kansas City Plants Say OPA . Ceilings. Make. Operation: Impossible.

Sees G.0.P. Majority in Congress   Predicted Today by Reece who Says Senate Majority Is Possible

OUTDOOR SIGNS AND WINDOW LIGHTING IN STORES TO BE SWITCHED OFF START.  ——— ING TONIGHT ——_—

CAN'T AGREE ON PROCEDURE FOR VOTING AT PARIS   Smaller Nations Fight Two-Thirds Majority Plan; Brynes Takes Floor To Argue For British Compromise.

U. §., BRITISH PLAN RAPPED BY-MOLOTOV AS CHANGE IN RULES: ' JSSUE OF WHETHER TO  ADOPT MAJORITY BALLO} OR TWO-THIRDS REMAIN!

Russia Refuses To Compromise  Voting Procedure  Proposal “Would Upset Decision of Ministers’

Shies A At Plan  To Compromise Voting Process   Says Jt Is Calenlaied -'To Upset Decision Of Couneil of Foreign  ‘Ministers   Great Britain Made Proposa   Seeretary Byrnes Joined China, Canada and Norway In Supporting Coniproptise

MOLOTOV SAYS PLAN TO UPSET BIG 4 DECISION   U. S. Joins British in Compromise on Dispute Over Votine Procedure

Voting Method Brings Out Fire   Two-Thirds Ruling On Issues Finds Reds In Air

Molotov Fears New Vote Offer Would Threaten Big 4 Rule   British Proposed Two-Thirds Majority Be Regarded as ‘Firm Recommendation’ for Approval of Issues

Reds Balk On Voting  Procedure   ‘Peace Parley Stalled As Russia Rejects __ Compromise Proposal On Majority Issue 

‘Soviet Russia Is Opposed to Plax   Proposal Was to Compromise Dispute Over Vote Procedure   ‘ON PEACE TREATIES   : United States Joined Other « Countries 1 in Supporting : Program

U.S., Britain Ask Compromise On Vote Dispute  Aimed at Upsetting Cannell Darician?

Russia Balks  AtPlan   Molotov Objects To New Proposal: Wants Original

Russia Rejects Compromise i in Peace Voting   U. §S. and China Had Backed Pian To End Deadlock

Peace Parley Move Blocked By Molotov   Small Nations Seek Simple Majority Rule at Peace Conference in Paris   Bw LYNN HEINZFEFREING

Russia Balks Plan For Compromise AtPeaceMeeting   Foreign Minister Molotov Says U. S.-British Proposal on Voting Procedure Is "Obiectionable:’’ Small Nations Beaten

MOLOTOV SAYS PROCEDURE IS WRONG   Byrnes’ Move Surprising To Soviet Delegate   China. Canada And Norway In Backing Proposal Of Great Britain

Conference Deadlocked On Voting   Moletovy Objects to Plan Offered by Britain and Backed by U.S., China, Canada and Norway

British-American Proposal Scored By Soviet Envoy   Russia Stands Firm For Two-Thirds Rule At Peace Conference

Reds Balk U. S.-British Vote Plan   Byrnes Supports adian posal For Ministers’ Meat.

Effort Made To — Solve Deadlock   Proposal Would Permit Conference To Make Recommendations To Foreign Ministers On Peace Treaties

Molotov Balks Majority Rule At Peace Meet   Raps Byrnes for Change Of Stand on Meeting Of Council]

Russia Rejects Compromise On Parley Voting   Molotov Denounces Procedure Plan Offered By Britain And U. S.

Ho, Hum! Russia Again Objects   Molotov Tosses New Wrench Into Voting ‘Procedure Proposal

— PARLEY — U.S. Backs Proposal By British.  fT nf Pe 2; oe ee   Two-Third Rule Stands to Win By 11 to 10

‘OPPOSES ANY BUT TWO-THIRD: VOTING RULE   Molotov Criticizes Byrnes at Meeting Of Rules Committee

Russia Balks at Voting Proposal  Molotey Rejection Eallawc Ll & Annrava

Complete New Drive Against Reds In China Expected  Surprise Conference _ Of Top Men Hints At Vigorous Action

Chiang Appears Ready To Begin All-Out “Attack   Holds Extraordinary “Conference With Chief of Staff.

Big Government Push In North China Seen  General Confers SAse,.f ARs... .UlUCc!lUClmS   General Confers With Chiang On Military Matters

PEIPING HINTS AT BiG DRIVE AGAINST NORTH CHINA REDS   General Cheng in Mukden for Conference With Chiena Keai-chebl

See China Preparing Big Drive   Chiang Kai-Shek Holds Conference With His Chief Of Staff

Speed Now Sought By Gromyko   Soviet Wants All Types Of Weapons Outlawed

USSR PLEADS FOR DETAILED DISARMAMENT   Outlawing of Terror Weapons Sought By Gromyko

Quick Action on Arms  Plan Is Urged   Detailed Program in Three Months Proposed by Russia

Gromyko Voices Dramatic Appeal For Action Soon   Detailed Program in Three Months Asked Of Security Council

Security Council Asked To Work Out Program Within Three Months     Qawiate Again   Soviets Again Take Initiative   Appeal Comes  Following Lengthy Talks With Moscow Friday

Cashier Held As $750.000  Embezzler   Says He Took Money From Linotype Company

Cashier Charged With Embezzling Sum Of $750,000   Wife Collapses When Tragic News Unfolds

Cashier Denies that He Embezzled $600,000; Says Sum Was $750,000

Cashier Held On € harge Of Embezzling $750,000   Sixty-Dollar Week Worker Arrested In Miami Few Hours After New York Police Broadeast Alarm; Refuses To Discuss Charges; Will Not Fight Extradition

Bury Bodies of 26 Air Victims in Wildemess   Decision Made Not to Endanger Rescuers Unnecessarily

Crash Victims Will Be Buried  In Wilderness   18 Survivors Rescued By Helicopter; Story Of Heroism Unfolded.

Victims Will Be Buried Near Gander   Bodies of 26 Plane  Passengers Not To Be Taken Out

Rescuers Tell Of Heroic Deeds   Airliner Dead Will Be Buried At Scene

26 Belgian Airliner Victims Being Buried At Crash Site _  To Safeouard Rescue Parties

FROM CRASH SCENE   Plane Survivors Are Taken to Gander, Nfld., Hospital

WILDERNESS IS TOMB OF AIR VICTIMS   Bodies of 26 Who Died in Plane Crash Ordered Buried at Scene—I18 Rescued Are Resting in a Hospital.

Wild Terrain Balks Transfer   Plane Cracked Up in N.F. Fog and Rain

TO BURY DEAD AT SCENE OF AIRLINER CRASH   Not to Risk Lives of Rescue Teams in Attempt to Bring Bodies Out

Air Victims To Be Buried At Crash Spot   Would Endanger Lives Of Rescue Teams to Bring Out Bodies

Plan Burials At Scene Of Crash;   Story Of Heroism And Fortitude Unfolded As Survivors: Rest: .--:.eec:

TO BURY DEAD AT SCENE OF PLANE GRASH   Bravery Marked Acts Of Rescuers And The Survivors

Plane Victims To be Buried At Crash Scene   Otticial of Sabena Firm, Father of Girl Killed in Wreck, Makes Announcemen

To Bury Bodies Of 26 Victims At Crash Scene   Risk Te Rescue Teams Deemed Too Great, Aceording To Sabena Airlines Manager

Crash Dead To Be Buried At The Scene   Belgian Airline Official Says it Would Be Difficult To Remove 26 Dead in Newfoundland. ,

Full Story of Plane Crash  Disaster Told   Members of Rescue Party Praise Courage Of Survivors—Dead to  Be Buried Near Wreck

Survivors Tell Of Heroic Deeds In Plane Crash   Dead Will Be Buried Near Scene of Crash; Rescue Treacherous

Plane Victims To Be Buried Near Site Of Crash; Removal Too Risky

Dead To Be Buried At Scene of Crash   18: Survivors ‘Hospitalized; Rescue Team Tells ‘ Details of Crash which Killed 26

Stories Of Heroism, Fortitude Unfolded As Air Crash Survivors Rest In Hospital

PLANE VICTIMS TO BE BURIED AT CRASH SPOT   Recovery Of Newfoundianc Bodies Held Too Risky; Heroism Is Revealed

18 Survivors Rescued; Others Buried At Scene  Rescue Party Praises Courage Of Living; Stewardess Lauded

Crash Dead Will Be Buried at Scene Of Plane’s Fall   General Manager Loses Daughter And Former Wife

Victims of Big Airliner Crash ‘Will Be Buried at Scene Of Disaster in Newfoundland

Bury Bodies at  Wreck Scene   Rescue Job at Gander Was a Perilous One

18 SURVIVORS OF BELGIAN PLANE WRECK RESCUED  HEROISM OF TWO   HEROISM OF TWO WOMEN REVEALED BY RESCUE PARTY

Airliner Victims Will Be Buried At Crash. Scene   ‘Removal Of Bodies From Wilderness !s ~ Held Too Danaerous

Gander Air Crash Victims Will Be Buried at Scene   Airline Head Takes Action to Avoid Risk Of Rescuer’s Lives

Air Crash Victims Will Be Buried at  Scene of Disaster   Risks Too Great to Try to Bring Out Bodies of 26 Dead

To Bury Crash Victims at Scene  nr tta And dn Endananor Livec of Rescue Teams: Save 18

Story Of Heroism, Fortitude Told After Survivors Of Crash Saved; Bodies Will Be Buried At Scene.

26 Victims Will Be Buried At Scene of Airliner Crash   Belgian Airline Official, Who Lost Daughter And- Divorced Wife, Refuses Further Risk To Lives of Rescuers: Helicopter Saves 18

Bodies of 26 Killed in Plane Crash To Be Buried At Scene of Disaster: Heroism of Survivors Told

RED CROSS ANNUAL MEET 1S JAN. 10   Alf Who Have Contributed Eligible to Take Part In Voting.

Heirens Is Found Sane By Experts   Will Submit Their Findings When Slayer Is Arraigned Sept. 4

Heirens L egally S sane, Sh ERP Declare   Triple-Killer Can Be Sentenced To Death Under Findings: Actually, Alienists Says, Slayer Is A Sex Maniac, But Is Able To Co-Operate And Understand Charges

Doctors Find Triple Killer Legally Sane   Prominent Peychiatrists Conclude Heirens Is ‘Sexual Psycopath’ After Examination 

Major Battle Breaks Out In Open: ‘Over Probe: Of Election Campaigns

House's Election Committee ‘Stalling,’ ls Charge of Republican From Illinois

New Ci0 Row Breaks Out In Congress   Speaker Rayburn Gets Himself Into Middle of Controversy

HOUSE DEMS IN NEW ClO FIGHT   Rayburn Embroiled In Battle; PAC May Be Probed

Rayburn, Southern Democrats Row  Over Bill To Investigate ClIO-PAC

Major Fight Breaks Out In Election  Fraud Quiz   Too Much Stalling Ix Seen By Leader

Issues Split Two Committees .  ‘Major Fight ine Probe Of Election Campaigns ‘Breaks Into The Open

Violations of Election Laws Are Being Encouraged Says Rep. Allen

Row Breaks Out Over Congress Election Probe   GOP Solon Raps Delay, Says Violations Are ‘Being Encouraged’

PROBE ‘PROC SRE   Lack of Speed Annoys Republican and CIO Stand Also  Cause of Annovance

Congressmen Row Over Election Campaign Probes  Issues Divide Two Committees

Democrats in New Row  Over CIO   Speaker Rayburn Of Texas in Midst Of the Battle

HOUSE DEMOCRATS IN NEW FIGHT OVER ClO; RAYBURN IN MIDDLE  SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO BE SET UP TO PROBE

‘CIO Vote Causes  [New House Row   Rayburn Gets Into Fight On Who Will Be Named To Investigate PAC

Rayburn in Midst Of House Democrat Row Over CI0-PAC   Closed. Session Starts Fur Flying Among Lower Chamber Group

PLANS UNANNOUNCED, BUT. Rainey Urges Women To Take His Academic Fight To Polls

IOWA PRELATE CONSECRATED   Bishop Haas Scores Russia For Oppression

TRIG RATES LL BE LOWERED   politan Edison Company s New Schedule With C—Will Become Effece July 1

Opposition To Truman’s Bread Plan Suggested   Landon Says Roosevelt Regime Responsible For Food Shortage

Truman Bread Program Is Drawing Fire   Alf Landon Declares Roosevelt Regime Partly Responsible

Dark Bread Lacks Appeal To Some Folk   Some Republicans in Congress Start Move to Block Bread-for-Europe Program

Mutterings..Of Oppositi Against Truman’s Foreign : Food ‘Plan Heard, : Congress

U.S. To Import 50,000 Mexico Farm Laborers   Men Will Be Used To Harvest Crops

Truman’s Food-forEurope Plan Faces Rising Oppositior   Attacked by Landon; Disturbing Weather Signs Are Noted

Bread-For-Europe Plan Touches Off Rumbling:   Truman's Program Meets Wit! Opposition In Congress— Roosevelt Regime Blamed For Shortage Abroad

Plan to Feed Europe Fought   Congressmen Plan Sharp Opposition To Truman Move

Truman’s Plan To Help Food Plan Opposed   Landon Says Roosevelt Administration Partly Responsible For Shortage...   TOUCHES OFF DEBATE

Solons Frown on Truman Kood Plan   Father of Eight Finds Army Pavs

Opposition To Dark-Bread Plan Is Taking Form   Landon Blames F. R. Regime For Part Of Food Shortage Abroad.

GONGRESSME NOT JOYOUS OVER THREAT OF DARK BREAD   Rumblings Follow Truman Statement On Foodstuffs  Export Program

Rumblings of Protest Greet Food Pro. osal  Congressman Offers Bill For Temporary Ban on Food Excorts

PRESIDENT BLAMED FOR SHORTAGE   Landon Assails Plan Formulated By Morgenthau

Bread - for - Europe Program Touches Off Rumblings Of Congressional Opposition

OPPOSITION TO EUROPE FOOD PLAN MOUNTS   Landon Says  FDR Administration Cause of Shortage

.andon Leads OpposiHon fo Filan Toe Make America Eat Dark Bread In Order To Feed World: Rep. Hall Would Ban Exports Pendine Study.

Objections Registered To Food Program   Signs Of Op positior Appear In Congres: Over Plans To Cul Wheat Consumption

Opposition Developing to Bread-for-Europe Plan as Dust Storms Threaten Crops   Rumblings Quickly Follow Truman Proposal te Cut White Bread in Order to Feed the Sterving Millions of People Ovcrseas

0 ppesition To Hark Bread For (Nation Heard   Landon ‘Céntends-: Roose velt Partly ta: Blames  Morgenthau Terms Statement “Vicious”

Report Opposition In Congress To Bread-For-Europe Program; U.S. Food Depends On Weather

‘Dark Bread’ Plan Draws Congress Fire   Roosevelt Blamed by Landon; Export Ban Proposed

Opposition Rises To Truman’s Plan  To Export Wheat  Congress Would Feed IJ. S. First

Bread Plan Draws Fire   Oppnsition to Sharing Food With Starving Voiced in Congress

Bread For Europe Proposal Draws Fire In Congress  Bill To Ban Export € Food Offered

Truman Plan To Aid Allies Stirs Protest   Landon Blames FDR For World Famine; Export Ban Sought

Food Shortage Starts Debate By Congressmen   OPPOSITION TO PLAN OF TRUMAN HEARD IN HOUSE

Alf Landon Says FDR Responsible For Food Shortage Abroad;GOP Solon Introduces Bill to Stop All U.S. Food Exports PendingStudy; Objections Raised To Eating Dark Bread.

FOOD CUT PLAN STIRS PROTES]   Landon Blames Roosevelt; Bill Will Ban Exports

Food Plan  yposition Is Raised ° By Leaders.      Landon Puts Blame, On FDR And Policy

Patterson Is Against Airing Repori   Republicans Want to Publish Occupation Maiier

FOUR CHILDREN BURNED T0 DEATH   YOUNGSTERS TRAPPED BY EX: PLOSION AND FIRE IN LEBANON, MO., HOME.

Burns fo Fourth Child in Lebanon Home Fire Fatal   Youngsters Were Alone at Time Preparing Noon Meal

CLOSE PLANTS   Unemployment Expected To Skyrocket With Curbs  On Rail Shipments

RAPS GE RMAN CONTROL LAWS   Says Attempt Being Made To Freeze Russia Out Of Nazi Asset Hunt

Pp itempt Made To Freeze USSR Out (Of Assets Search      ‘Official Asserts Soviet Not Being Let In On Search

OFFICIAL SAYS REDS KEPT OUT   Former A. M. G. Head Claims Allies Delay Soviet Asset Search

Freeze Attempt In Occupation 1s Confended  German Asset   German Asset Search Denied To Russians

Plot Against Russia in Big 4 Charger  wh DAL yv~   Soviet Frozen Out Of Nazi Asset riunz,  Says Ex-AMG Official

—BEUROPE—   Claims Reds Victims Of Freeze Out   Allied Operations In Europe Are Hit

Attempt Seer To Give Reds Freeze Out   Ex-Military Government Man Reports ‘Maneuvering’ to Exclude Russia in Search for Nazi Assets

Allies Accused Of Barring Reds From Nazi Gold   FORMER OFFICIAL TELLS SENATE GROUP OF BOYCOTT

MOVE TO BLO RUSSIA SEEN IN ASSETS SEARCH   Former AMG Aid Blasts At Way Other Nazi Affairs Are Being Handled

137 COAL MINES STILL OPERATING IN OHIO TODAY   Strip Mining, Small Pits Producing One-Seventh of Normal Supply

—SEEK INCREASE IN GAS SUPPLY137 Mines In Ohio Are Still Produeing Coal —

Snow Plow Gets To N. D. Towns   Re-Establish Contact With Outside World

MASSED BANDS WILL GIVE TWO CONCERTS   All-March Program To Be Presented At Forest Park Sunday Afternoon And Evening

Britain to Continue Draft; Churchill Critical of Red Army   Former Prime Minister Points Out That U. S., English Forces in Europe Have ‘Melted Away;’ Russ Frontier on Elbe

Britain Keeps Wartime Draft   Churchill Accuses Russ of Retaining Huge Forces in Occupied Europe

OHIO LEGION — ~~" FOR BRADLEY               NATIONAL COMMANDER NOT GIVEN ANY SUPPORT IN HIS DEMAND FOR RESGNATION

COUNTY TO DECIDE ON JUNIOR COLLEGE I TUESDAY ELECTION  OFFICIALS REQUESTED TO PHONE RESULTS TO NAILY SUN OFFICE

COUNTY 10 DECIDE ON JUNIOR COLLEGE Ih TUESDAY ELECTION  OFFICIALS: REQUESTED TO PHONE RESULTS TO

OPA EXTENSION OF $-12 MONTHS TO BE ASKED   ‘Head of House Banking Committee Boon. to Introduce Bill —

EFFORT TO’ BE MADE” FOR EARLY COMMITTEE ACTION ON KEEPING CEILING EM *

OPA EXTENS OF $12 MONTHS T0 BE ASKED   Head of House Banking Committee Soon to Introduce Bill

Defies Soviet Minister to Procure Pub.  lication of Criticism in Red Press; Delegate Accent<

Angrily Raps Attempt — To Push Big 4 Dictation. Upon Smaller Nations

CHALLENGE TO MOLOTOV   Dares Russian to Print Speech in Soviet Press

Red Promises To Have Dictatorial Charges Published In Russia   Angry Charges Conclude Debate On Two-Third Vote Issue Before Rules Section; Balloting Is Ordered For 4 O’Clock Today.

Pass Heated Words In Paris   Claims Molotos Misrepresents bacts: Red Minister Charges Press t afair

Bitterness Is Shown in Argument   American Accuses Russian of Misrepresenting Unit ed States Attitude

SECRETARY FOR BILBO LOCATED IN A HOSPITAL   Witnesses Trade Punches Before Senate Committee

Key Bilbo Case Witness Located After Long Hunt   Terry Very Nervous After Threats Made

Other Countries May Have Seats For Bomb Tests   Foreigners Would Get Only A ‘General View’ Of Damaged Warships

Man Charged With Killing Of Widow   Slashed Body Found Stuffed Behind Wardrobe Cabinet

Shipping Strike Looms At Midnight   Preferential HiringProve: Tobe Block

SUBWAY STRIKE THREAT VOICED   New Disputes Arise To Dark1 en National Picture

Subway And Radio Networks Facing New Strike Threats   Coal Mine Operators Are Sounded Out Qn Re-entering Contract Negotiations

Strike May Tie Up N. Y. Subway   Radio Artists Favur Walk out — Coal Prices May  Soon Be Decontrojled

New York Subway Tieup Threatened By C10 Workers   O'Dwyer Cuts Vacation Short to Join in Negetiations Monday   RADIO UNION VOTE FAVORS WALKOUT   Attempts to End 40-Day Shipping Dispute on West Coast Stalemated

N.Y. Subway Strike Vote Threatened   Dual Demand Made—Radio Inrest Spreads

Self-Styled Hitlers’ Are Cropping Up in Germany, But Meet Tough Treatment

e@ PAUL MALLON—   De ee  Commie Ss peaker Raps Capitalism Rit Likes Yankee Dollars

‘Frenchman on Trial for 26 Murders Says He ‘Killed Germans, Gestapo Agents: Claims 63

Modern Blue Beard Goes  On Trial In Paris Court   Dr. Marcel Petiot Charged With Murders Of 26 Helpless Jews And Other Fugitives From The Germans; Accused Claims He Killed 63 To Help French

FRENCH PHYSICIAN ON TRIAL IN PARIS FOR 26 MURDERS   State Charges Defendant Preyed on Jews Fleeing Nazi Invaderc. 

Walter Johnson, Mar Of Baseball, Is Dead   “Big Train” Su Succumbs Late Tuesday Night  of a Brain Tumor

'Kanses Farm Income \For 1945 Is Tons   More Than Twice the 10 Year (1934-43) Average—State Ranks

Tragedy Mars First Atomic Test At Atoll   CHINESE COMMUNISTIC OFFICIAL BRINGS CHARGE

Crewman Hit By Propellor Of Bomber   Series Of Ill-Omened Incidents Has  Put Entire Force  Of 42,000 Men On Edge

REHEARSAL FOR BIG BOMB TEST ALL FOULED UP   Things Go Badly When Dummy Projcctile Is Dropped

FATALLY HURT BY PROPELLER OF BOMBSHIP   Tops Series of Mishaps That Mar Final Rehearsal _ of “Queen’s Day.”

Tragedy Marks tinal A-Bomb Test Practice   B-29 Crewman Steps Into Whirling Propeller, But Rehearsal Goes On

Tragedy Mars Rehearsal of A-Bomb Test   Crewman Killed By Prop Of Superfort Dropping Dummy Charge

DRESS REHEARSAL FOR ATOMIC TEST ISDELAYED TODAY   Crewman Is Killed by Propeller; Drop Dummy Bomb; Weather Is Not Favorable, However.   COLONEL PRAISES WORK OF CREW

Tragedy Mars F gal Rehearsal For Bikini Atomic Bomb Test   Ground Crewitiian Meets Death. As IB, Walks *Inio Slashing Prop of Superfotiress .

‘Tragedy Mars Final Dress ‘Rehearsal of Atomic Bomb Test: Prop Kills Crewman

ATOMIC BOMB  TEST AT BIKINi ATOLL SUCCESS    Marred With Tragedy, However, As Ground Crewman [ Is Killed

GREWMAN DIES AS 8-29 PREPS FOR BOMB RUN   Radar Failure Also Worries Crew In Final Test For Operation Crossroad

MAN KILLED IN ATOM TEST REHEARSAL   Dummy Bomb Is Dropped Near Bikini Atoll

DUMMY BOMB DROPPED IN PRELIMINARY   Tragedy Mars Trial Operation But Stage Is Set for July 1 Test.

MAN KILLED IN REHEARSAL FOR TEST OF BOMB   Series Of Ill-Omened Mishaps Mark “Operation Crossroads”

COMET MAY BE SEEN IN SKIES TONIGHT   Astronomers Expect It to Be 1 Dazzling Display of Celestial Fireworks.

INFILTRATION   AFL Charges Communists Sent U.S. Secrets to Soviet

Stole State and Other Papers, Photographed Them, Sent Photostats to Moscow, Report Adopted Alleges.

USSR Surprised At Tranian  Protest to UNO   Asks Delay In Meeting Of UNO Council

Soviet Asks UNO Council Delay Meet   Russia ‘Surprised’ By Iran‘s Complaint Against Red Troops

School Levies and Bond Issues Win In Numerous Districts of Stafe

MEAT ON HOOF GOES UP AGAIN   Diminished Supplies Ar« Blamed For Boost In Chicago Market

JEWS MOVING  FROM POLAND   PALESTINE COMMITTEE HEARS TESTIMONY REGARDING  === MASS“ MOVEMENT. IN EUROPE". ,,

 SAFFORD AND HURLEY APPEAL TO  VETERANS; GENERAL DENIES HE iS AGAINST UNITED NATIONS

FAMILY DOCTOR CLAIMS MAY NOW IN CRITICAL CONDITION   KEY FIGURE IN) MUNITIONS PROFITS HAS RETURNED , HOME IN

Long Use of New Diet by Diabetics Improves Health, Lengthens Life

Foes Launch Final Attempt To Halt Revival Of OPA Curbs   Administration Is Driving For Approval By Midnight

HOUSE, SENATE OKAYS OF BILL EXPECTED TODAY   CAPITAL HILL FEELS CERTAIN PRESIDENT WILL SIGN MEASURE

CHARGE JUDGE SOLD JUSTICE   House Group Says Johnson Used His Position To Fatten Own Purse

Committee Report to Congress Says _Jehnson Sold Justice for All Traffic Would Bear...

It's A Boy For Jinx   Army Starts Distributing Atomic Energy Materials For Use Of Man

‘Quit Manchuria Demonstrations Spread in China  - Delegates Denounce ‘Yalta Aareement

YALTA PACT DENOUNCED BY SOME CHINESE   Objection Made to Rights Given Russia in Manchuria as “Quit Manchuria” Demonstrations Spread.

CHINESE BLAST YALTA ‘TRADE’   ‘Quit Manchuria’ Demonstrations Continue Throughout China

CHINESE ASSAIL YALTA ©   Delegates Hit Russian Control Of Manchuria

Chinese Denounce Secret Agreement At Yalta Giving ‘Russia Rights In Manchuria   New “Quit Manchuria” Demonstrations Spread To Several Chinese Cities

TWELVE DIE IN COLORADO SNOW   RESCUE CREWS SEEKING TO SAVE OTHERS

$0. COLORADO BURIED IN SNOW AGAIN   13 Dead As’ Result of Series of Storms

SNOW MAROONS COLORADO RANCHERS: RESCUE CREWS ‘OW RELIEF MISSIONS

LOCAL MILLS TO UP WAGES 8 CTS.   Most Gaston Textile Plants Expected To Bring Hourly Pat Rate Up To iad Cents.

West Coast. Smallpox Epidemic Blocks Homecomi ng Of 4,000 Discharged Men

1 Smallpox Cases Keep 4000 Vets.. Off Golden Gate  Five ill to Date With Coast Cities on Their Guard _—si«t

PARKLAND MAN DIES; CAUSE, ASPHYXIATION   Lifeless Body of Frank F. Maguire, Sr., Found In Bed at His Home  —aee oes en eoeee  6G Ce re =? r*se fe e* fs

900 Arrested Including Leader of Hitler Youth   Roundup Breaks ‘Most Dangerous Subversive Force’

British And Americans  Arrest 900   Ring Operating In Vicinity Of Frankfurt, Germany

MP’s Seek To End Philippine Fracas   Seven Thousand Troops Swarm To Area of Skirmish

BUILDING SLASH DUE WEDNESDAY   Wyatt to Order Commercial Construction Curbed

Anti-Soviet  Bloc Denied  By Byrnes Insists Stalin Approved Pact

Byrnes Denies Formation OF Bloc bv U. S.. Britain   Trenty Challenged

Byrnes-Denies Reds’ Charge Against U.S.   U. S. Leader Claims Stalin Backed 25-Year Pact: Soviets’ Stand Hit

BYRNES ANSWERS MOLOTOV BLAST   DENIES U. S. AND ENGLAND FORMED BLOC TO INTIMIDATE RUSSIA.

Byrnes Denies  Soviet Charge Insists Stalin. Once Supported Treaty

Secretary of State Byrnes Denies Molotov Charge i Ee OR A      Insists Stalin Agreed to German Arms Treaty

[Byrnes Flatly Denies Gta tennearts Made by Minister Molotov   Secretary of State Declares There Was no British-American Bloc Waaging Offense Acainst Soviet Union

Secretary Says Stalin Once Agreed To Keep Reich Disarmed 25 Years

FORMATION OF BLOG DENIED BY BYRNES   Blast by Molotov Is  Declared by Secretary To Be Unfounded

Molotov Wrong,  Byrnes Asserts  ‘Stalin OKed German Disarming Plan Once’

Byrnes Denies Soviet Charge   Insists Stalin Agreed to German Disarmament Treaty

U. S$. and Britain Have Not Formed Block, Byrnes Say:   Secretary of State Denies Statements Made by Molotov

Three Marines Killed, 12 Wounded As Convoy fs Ambushed By Chinese

Some Areas May Be Asked to Use ‘Brownout’  Thousands Stay Away   Thousands Stay Away From Coal Mines

Heirens Gets Life Terms   Three Consecutive Sentences For Young Vicious Chicago Killer

No Parole for 63 Years Under Illinois. Law   ° Mother Collapses in ‘Court: Slayer of 3” Persons Unmoved -

—HEIRENS— 5 Gets Life Sentence  For Crimes  Cannot Get Out Before He Is 80 .

HEIRENS CAREER ENDED   Vicious Triple Killer Sentenced To Life in Jail

Relieved Wher Sentence is  Not for Death   Hierens Prepares To Begin Serving Three Life Terms

Heirens Given Life Term; To Serve 61 Years   Bloody and Vicious Crime Career For Student is Ended

Three Consecutive Life Terms Handed  William Heirens  17-Year Old Expresses Deep ‘Humbleness’ and Sorrow Before Sentence

Heirens Will Serve Three Life Sentences   College Student Escapes Death But Total Terms Will Keép Killer Behind Rare Until He Ic 80

Young Heirens Will Spend Rest Of Life in Pen   Bloody, Vicious Crime Career Ends as Student Gets Three Life Terms

CRIME CAREER OF CONFESSED KILLER ENDS IN SENTENCE   Three Life Terms Pronounced Cn Heirens for Chicago's Vicious Crimes

Heirens Given Life Sentences   Parole Laws Assure Imprisonment for at Least Sixty-One Years

Heirens Escapes Death Sentence  Rest of Life Must Be Speat In Prison

Given Three Life Terms, Heirens Says He's Sorry   Chicago Sex Killer Relieved At Sentence Meted Out Thursday Afternoon; Mother Cries ‘I Want My Bill” Then Collapses

Heirens Gets Life   Youth Calls Penalty For Crimes “Okay”; Glad To Escape Chair

Heirens To Spend Rest 0? His Life In Prison For Vicious Career OF Crime

State Prepares To Put Heirens In Penitentiary  Youth Is Given _ 3 Life Sentences

HEIRENS ESCAPES DEATH IN CHAIR FOR 3 MURDERS   SENTENCED TO SERVE 3 CONSECUTIVE LIFE STRETCHES IN PRISON

Can't Be Freed For At Least Sixty-One Years   Mother Hysterical As Verdict Is Read; Youth Calm, Says H Expected Death

Red Suspicion Is Growing in lowa   Hickenlooper Says Swing Toward Sritalr

GOP Tr ‘ying to Pin Red Label  On Democrats   Crescendo Of Attacks-Tndi cate Republicans: Will Make Charge Major

Republicans Would Call Demos ‘Red’  _ Strategy to Be  Lised This Fall

BREAD, FLOUR INCREASE DUE   Porter And Anderson Plar Cent Boost; Board Pians Hearings

DEADLOCK STAYS IN POWER TIE-UP   Negotiators Hold New Talk: After Yesterday’s Fail

BOMBINGS SHAKE NAPLES AND PISA   Monarchists Resent Overthrow In Recent Voting

June Has Bumper Crop Of Brides, But Little Housing, Food, Nylons

GOVT. PREDICTS RECORD NUMBER OF JUNE BRIDES; HOUSING OUTLOOK DARK

lowan Describes Jap Executions  Dubuque Man at Yamashita Handing

Veteran Housing Action Urged by V. F. W. Chief  National Leader, Joseph M. Stack,

Veteran Housing Action Urged hy V. F. W. Chief   National Leader, Joseph M. Stack, Honored in Butte

Gov. Bob Kerr To Speak Here On September 5  Meeting Set Up By Easfauln linac Clik

“TIELESS JOE” DIES      Joseph Tolbert Hadn't Missed G.O.P. Convention Since 1588

Pauley Outlines Reparations Aim  Economic Balance Keynotes Program

Chinese Reds Open Attack On the Manchurian Capital   Three-Way Assault Launched Against Changchun After Capture of Three Nearby Airfields—Government Forces Cut Off From Early Reinforcement or Supply—Advancing Communist Force Estimated at 40,000.

ATTACK BEGUN ON CHANGCHUN   Chinese Reds Launching Three-Way Assault On Manchuria Capital

Changehun Hit  By. Communisis Poo ee   Airfields Captured After Russiuns Make Fxjt

Chinese Reds Qpen Three-Way Drive On Manchu Capital   Attacks Follow Russian Withdrawal After Several Delays

Communists Launch Attacl  On Capital Of Manchuria   Conmunists Use Japanese Equipment To Overrun Three Vital Airfields Nearby

Chinese Reds Gain in Attack On Chungehun   Capture 3 Airfields Government Troops  Needed To Secure Aid

SUPER - ROCKETS BEING PLANNED      Scientists Study Results Of Tests Of German, American Projectiles

Rocket Fired 75 Miles Hints at Super-Weapons   German Y-2 in Test Sets New American Record---Atomic Warhead  Would Make It Vastly Destructive

Army Scientists Launch Experiments To Develop Super-Rockets For U. S.

Nazi Rocket Streaks High In Desert Sky   German V-2 Zips 75 Miles High, Lands In 3 Minutes

SOVIETS DELAY MOVING ORDER   54,000 Germans Affected; Property To Be Taken

Soviet Delays German Exit   54,000 to. Leave ; . Austria; Baggage Limit “to Be 33 Pounds 2

Thorough Study Of Present Defenses ‘Urged As New Weapons Are Developed

—LABOR— President Acts to Halt Tieup   Steelworkers Agree To Delay Shut Down for Week

CIO President Grants Truman Time Request   U.S. Steet Head Asks Time to Plaee New CHO Praposal; Meet Again Next  Wednesday   Better Offers Are Made by Both Sides   Truman Issues Optimiatic Declaration “lt la My Belief That An Agreement Will Re Reached

Truman Wins Week’s Delay; Boin Sides Make New Offers;  New Parley Set for Wednesday

Truman Steps In Issue   Murray Delays Strike at Wish Of President

TRUMAN SAYS AGREEMENT IS NOT FAR OFF   MANAGEMENT AND UNION CONTINUE BARGAINING

President Truman Intervenes; Sees  Agreement Ahead   Another Session To Be Called Wednesday In Attempt To End Dispute

PHILIP MURRAY: POSTPONES Clo ~ STRIKE ORDER:       Teuton: Steps into Big. nto. 1 weiny=~ Walkout Put OFF: * ‘For Wee a

Truman Succeeds In Interventionyg Via White House        Company Makes Ni Offer to CIO’ President Murray —

Week’s Delay Granted After  Long Session   New Offers Made By United States Steel, CIO Negotia - tors.   CONTINUE BARGAINING

Steel Strike Postponed for One Week; No Settlement Near in Telephone Tieup   Auto Workers Meet in Detroit But Issue No Statement on General Motors Situation; Attempts to Avert Packinghouse Strike Fails

Truman Intervenes, Gains Week's s Delay Of Big Steel Strike   Conference With Murray and Fairless Also Produces New Offers From U. S. Steel and ClO-Workers

Avert Crisis as Murray  Aceedes To Truman Who Sees Agreement Near

Cid President Agrees To Delay Action One Week  Step Follows Request By President Trumon

C. 1.0. DELAYS WALKOUT SET FOR MONDAY   ‘Murray Agrees to Post ponement at Truman’s   Request at White House Conference.   NEW OFFERS MADE BY BOTH SIDES   Collective Bargaining to Continue This Week —President Looks for Agreement.

INTERVENTION BY PRESIDENT BRINGS DELAY   Truman Voices Hope Walkout Can Be Averted

President Believes Settlement Will Be Reached as Result of New Offers Submitted

WALKOUT PUT Urr TO oTUDy NEW OFFERS   Murray Agrees io Postpone Monday Stoopage for Another Week,

Murray Acts On Truman's Intervention   President Feels Another Meeting Today Will Bring Agreement.

‘Postponement Produce New Offers From Cap-— ital And Union   Truman Hopefu Of An Agreemen   CIO Boss And Presiden Of Steel Trust Meet — At White House

BRITISH CIRCLES SUGGEST “BIG J MEET ON ISSUES   London Press Joins in Cal for Early Conference to Settle Differences   BUT PROSPECTS SLIGHT   Churchill's Missouri Talk ts Seen as Having Brought Questions to a Head

Urge Big 3 Meet  To Balk Disputes   Diplomatic Leaders Com ment on Churchill Talk

10-Mile Limit Asked At Bikini   Air-Borne Observers To Be Safe, Officer States

Dallas Hotel Blast Kills 7, Injures 41   Mysterious Explosion Wrecks Baker Building Basement In City’s Worst Blast: Firemen Search For Victims

GERMANY © NEEDS FOOD   Signs Of Severe Undernutrition — Fourid By Probers

Find Signs Of Hunger In Germany   Survey Indicates “Larger Proportion” of Population in “Unsatisfactory condition:” Children Suffer

Survey Finds Increasing Signs of ‘Severe Wndernutritien in Germany.

Germans Show More Signs Of Undernutrition   Hunger Survey Finds Children from 7 to 14 Are Chief Sufferers

Survey Shows More Hunger in Germany Now Than Year Agc  Children 7 to 14 Are Chief Sufferers, 3-Power Board Says

Children Chief Sufferers ....  Study Reveals More Signs Of  German Hunger

Children From 7 to 14 Chief Sufferers In  QDierewmatian =JFaneac

LAUSCHE HAS TURNED DOWN FUND DEMANDS BY CITIES   GOVERNOR DOES NOT INCLUDE SUGGESTION GRANTING MORE SALES ‘TAX MONEY 10 LOCAL GOYERNAENTS

Deferred Armistice Parade Staged On Sunday Afternoon   Legion, V.F.W., Bands Will Participate; Two To Speak

Chiang Gives Communists Civil Warfare  Truce Terms:   Hopes Running High For Peace; Marshall Confers With Chou

ee CC CC ACC CCL  (hiang Makes Demands Of Reds; Wants His Sovereignty Restored

Chiang Kai-shek Lays Down Terms Which Reds Must Meet Before Peace Talks Resume

Postal Agents Probing Blast  Mystery Explosio1 Reafflac OVFicicale

Postal Agents Probing Blast   Mystery Explosion Baffles Officials

CLOGS---WOODEN SHOES, SYMBOLS OF POST-WAR FRANCE WHICH HAS’ IBEEN BADLY HURT INSIDE -BY. WAR”

War Has Left Parisienne InDisarray   Appears Tousled, As Though She Had Stept In Her Clothes; Clogs Symbol of Pastwar France

THE WORLD TODAY ~ Paris Is Rather Tousled aed Disarray ed  Ber heidi 4ro-bancla

UN Contribution By U. §. Debated   Generous Nation Plans Firm ‘‘No” to 49 Por cent Proposal

U. S. REJECTS 49 PCT. COST ALLOCATION    U. N. Committee's Proposal Based on Cepacity to Pay

Baruch Charges False Safement   Seys Henry Wallace Could Have Got Truth Easily By Asking

Still Battling  Baruch Denies Wallace Story Of Part In Lewis Negotiations

BARUCH DECLARES WALLACE ARTICLE FALSE STATEMENT   Takes Exception to New Republic Article on Controversy With Lewis

Prisoners at Camp hood in Outbreak   Two Berracks Are Burned to Ground; Firemen Stoned

DNIHOH ULE LIST ZIONS! UNDERGROUND   News Causes Jews To Flee To Hide Outs

BRITISH .FIND LIST OF HAGANOH MEMBERS   Jewish Fighters To Mop Future Action

FD.GD. JURY. INDICTS TWO DETROITERS   Defrauded Gov't By Housing ° -Act Violations

Siege Of Storms Is Subsiding In State   PASSENGERS IN STALLED  BT? Ame 2BRe’ LVRS CFIIerr

SIGNS WILL MARK HOMES FOR VETS   U. S. Will Police Dwellings Closely In New Drive

Will Try To See That Veterans Get Fir st Crack .  Citiiceesal To Police New Homes

U. $. TO POLICE HOMES OFFERED TO VETERANS   Campaign Announced by Porte: te Bezin Monday.

Government To Police Housing Offered To Vets   OPA To Assure Veterans Of Getting First Choice At New Housing

OPA Starting Check-Up on’ New Housing   Drive Opens Monday To See That Veterans Get First. Opportunity

EDGE TO VETERANS   Government Requires “Bis Sign” on New Home  Construction

Two Negro Vets Are Surroundec  Fear Disorder in Wide   Fear Disorder in Wide Manhunt

Posse Surrounds Negro Men Blamed In Ambush Shooting   (Suspects Wanted in Connection With the Ambush Wounding of Four White Men in Mississippi al — Two Captives Reported Armed

POSSE HUNTS 2 NEGRO VETS      Men Wanted in Shooting Of Four Persons Believed Surrounded in Swamp

Negro Veterans Held for Ambush ~~ In Mississipp   Governor Acts to Avoie Disorders ‘in Wake Of Manhunt

Mississippi Posse Takes Eight Negroes, Surrounds Two More After Shooting

Eisenhower Says Bradley May Succeed to Job  Time Element Remai Obscure i in Chenge  Peet) Lee . ee ee

But Veterans Director Pours Cold. Water on Reports of Resionation

Eisenhower Says Bradley May Succeed to Job   Time Element Remain: Obscure in Change In Military Direction

Security Council  Will Air Dispute   lranian War Minister Says Capital Will Be Defended fo Last Man

SOVIET T ADVANCE INTO KURDISH AREA   Movement Raises Speculation Over Establishment of ProRussian Republic

CHOP-OFF-HEAD~ OF ‘BLUEBEARD’           PETIOT PAYS DEATH PENALTY ==ON“THE GUILLOTINE-FOR— G 27 PERSONS

ae ia te a el ete eS ete ares Satie tee  FIRST AADIO STATION TO OPERATE IN BUGKS   Hulmeville Man To Conduct It in Morrisville   APPLICATION IS FILED

Want To Establish Broadcating Station at Morrisville   FILE AN APPLICATION

UMW LEADERS SET FOR SHOWDOWN Lewis Demands Pay Boos! And Shorter Work Week -

SHORT HOURS AND MORE PAY ARE SOUGHT   John L. Lewis Has Prepared Statement— More Négotiations

Lewis Submits His Demands  Disntnnit Alawntiecd= nc   Detroit Negotiations Are Resumed

Soviet Delegate Will Attend UNO Sessions Not Dealing With Iran Gromyko’s Walkout Is Temporary

Soviet Delegate To Attend Secret - Conference Today   .Will Refuse to Participate : When Iranian Question Is Intreduced

SECRETARY DENIES USSR WALKED OUT   Will Be Present [When Iran Not  Discussed “«  v

RUSSIANS IU StAT WITH UND SESSION, SECRETARY STATES   Country Didn't “Walk’ Out On Meetines Is Statement.   LEADER OF PRESS OUTLINES STATUS

Ambassador Had Left Session Dealing _ With Tran      ea 42 ae 0 keer ie eee  Reds Say xy Delegates Will Attend All Other  Masatnoa

Will Attend All Parleys Not on Iran   Delegation Stalked Out Wednesday Following Rebuff in Ballot. 

WON'T ATTEND ANY SESSIONS ON IRAN ISSUE   Dt Pt A TT Reds PONT Ul V¥ dine out Only Temporary and on One Issue

Will Deal — With Other Matters —   DIRECT APPEAL MAY BE MADE TO-STALIN TO HAVE COUNTRY: RE-ENTER IRAN DISCUSSIONS §-

SPOKESMAN SAYS BOYCOTT LMITED TA IRANIAN PASE   Soviet Representatives at - Other UNO Meetings in New York Today   COUNCIL WEIGHS COURSE   Security Body Seeks Way to Restore Unanimity Among Big Five Pawers

Soviet Union Irked Only  By Iran Fuss   Spokesman Declares Reds Will Continue Attending Meetings

Council To Hold Closed Conclave This Afternoon   Soviet ‘Did Not Walk Out’ on Organization, USSR Official Says

Will Attend All Meetings But Those on Iran   Secret Session Called Today In Effort To Restore Big Five Unanimity

INSISTS REDS DID NOT WALK OUT FOR GOOD   Free-For-All-Battle Seen In Security Meeting This Afternoon

UNO Sifts Plans To Settle Russ Row   Chasm as Wide As Ever: Neither Side Gives In

Press Secretary Says Someone Will Be Fresent When Other Questions Are Un; Gromyko May Attend Today.   SEEKING TO RESTORE BIG FIVE UNANIMITY

To Attend All Except Iran Talks   British Suggest Placing Iran Oil Under Leacue

Delegates To Skip Only Meetings When  lran Question Is Up   Declaring “Walk Out” Only Temporary, Sovie Sent Representatives To Three Sessions Of Security Council Today,

Gromyko Not Attending ‘Secret’ Big Five Meet   Abrupt Action Leaving Council Chamber Upsets Other Delegates: Byrnes Firm

News Day And Nigh   Gromyko Took Stroll : On Iranian Issue, Says © Press Secretary   Unity Conference Set This Afternoon   Soviets Will Send Delegate Only On Condition Iran Dispute Not Taken Up

Russia Still “ the UNO, Reds Insist   To Be Represented at All Meetings Except Thosg Dealing With Iran

Truman Is  Back Home   Finds Fresh Headaches On Home and Foreign Fronts Awaiting Him

PAPAL MESSAGE FOR WORLD.   Christmas Broadcast Is Schednied Tuesday Morning.

British Minister May Resign Post InFood Shortage   First  Shakeup of Labor Government Would See Sir Ben Smith Go

Smith May Resign Position As Food Minister; Unable To Gain Public Confidence

CHARGES U. S. ~ HOARDS LUMBER   Legion Investigator Says Effort Being Made te Force Socialized. Program.

G. 0, P, GOVERNORS INCREASE MARGINS   Ohio, Massachusetts And idaho Add To Lead

G. O. P. Gains 20 Governor Seats in Vote   Lausche Unseated 5 Dewey Piles Up Big Margin in New York

Threat of New Blows Against British Is Made   Illegal Jewish Group Calls Upon Hagana to Say Documents Founc In Search Forgeries

THREAT MADE OF REPRISALS   Jewish Underground Says New Blows To Follow British Curfew

New Jewish Violence Is  Threatened   Underground Force Telis British More Trouble Brews

Threat Is Made Against British By Jewish Group   Irqun Zvai Leumi, Which Bombed Hotel, Plans “New Blows”

More Blows Against British Threatened   Jewish Underground Takes Credit for Jerusalem Hote! Blast

VIOLENCE. THREAT SENT 10 BRITISH   Jewish Underground Group  Say They W: at eart = I Stik

N.Y. Cotton   NO. Cotton   Jail Fugitive Eludes Police, Flees In Plane

Decision Is Made Known  In Ohio   Truman Can Name Board To Study  Grievances

Railway Strike Set For Monday; Phone Thursday   Officials Of Two Brotherhoods Disclose Receipts Of Notices

“lesan to Tie Up U.S. Travel   Conciliators Report Progress in Ending Telephone Dispute

Deadline For Walkout Is March 11   Telephone Workers May Quit Thursday

Railroad Strike Throughout U. $ Set For Monday  Truman May Step In; No GM Agreement, With Strike Vote Out

Move Could Paralyze US RR Svstems   Special Federal Mediator Summoned te Washington te Report on General Motors Impasse

RAIL STRIKE TO BEGIN MONDAY MORNING AT 6   Engineer And Trainmen Brotherhoods Contend Negotiations Have Broken Down

Carriers Claim Call Is Violation Of Rail Act’s Cool-off Provision; Phone Walk Due Tomorrow Morning

Labor Experts Say There ‘Are Two Ways of Delaying Walkout   ANNOUNCEMENT COMES FOLLOWING "LEAK"   215,000 Trainmen and 78,000 Engineers Would Be Affected

HOPE TO SETTLE TELEPHONE, RAIL WAGE DISPUTES   Make Progress in Phone Negotiations; UAW Claim ‘Lockout’

NATION WIDE RAIL STRIKE SET MARCH 11   Announcement Made That Walkout Has Been Called

Deadline For Progressive Rail Tieup Set; Rumor Local Leaders Have Strike Order

No Progress Made To Avert Phone Strike Tomorrow   Long Line Operators Walkout Is Set For  6 a. m. Thursday . poy BY thee

Truman May Act To Delay Railway Stoppage By Naming Mediators   Auto Conceiliator  Called To Capital   Some Progress Reported In Efforts To Prevent Communications Tieup

WALKOUT COULD TIE UP SYSTEMS THROUGHOUT USS.   TWO BIG OPERATING BROTHERHOODS SET DATE FOR STOPPAGE

Engineers and Trainmen Slated to Leave Jobs—Walkout Would Paralyze Service in Nation,      TWO BROTHERHOODS SEEK WAGE INCREASE   Country Reported Divided Into Four Groups, Each to Be Tied Up on Successive Days.

NO PROGRESS IN PHONE STRIKE   “Tomorrow At 6 A.M, In Each Time Zone Set For Strike

30-60 Day Wait Period Required Under Measure  Mediator Called Eny MLA Daw Dannvrrt

PRESIDENT MAY DELAY WALKOUT OR THIRTY DAYS   Conciliators Repatt Progress in Negotiating Telephone  Ti in:

Walkout Might Be Delayed By Truman Action   Progressive Walkout Slated To Start At  5 a. m. Monday; Lines Divided Into Groups

Deadline Nears For Walkout Of 250,000 Telephone Workers   May Have City Housing Units Available Within Two Months

Strike Would Be Effective In Four Day:   300,000 Rail Wo rkers Slated to Quit Jobs March 11

UNIONS SET RAIL STRIKE DEADLINE   WALKOUT SCHEDULED TO START AT 7 A. M. MONDA —293,000 AFFECTED.

Actual Walkout Of Two Unions May Be Delayed   Management Claims Union Order Violates Railway: Labor Act

TRAINMEN WILL STRIKE MAR. 11   UAW Charges NLRB Joins G-M In Attempt To  Break Union

TRUMAN COULD HALT WALKOUT FOR 30-60 DAYS   Fact - Finders’ Appointment Would Delay Any Tie-Up; Unions Get Orders

Rail Strike M: ay Be Prevented By. Mediation Action         Strike Calls Sent Out But ~ Delay Expected Under * Kederal Procedure,  "

Walkout Set Over Period Of Four Days   First Strikes To Be Started On Monday Others Will Falicg.

Rail Strike Sef March 11   Progressive Strike Would Tie Up Nation’s Rail Sys-

March 11 Sef As Deadline Rail Strike   Walkout Could Be Delayed 30 to 60  _ Days by Naming of Fact-Finding Board

Railroad Labor Act Prescribes 30-60 Day Wait   Truman Authorized to Call Fact Finding Panel in Session

2 Brotherhoods Set Monday for Work Stoppage   Announcement Made in Cleveland Telephone Strike Called For Thursday

Rail Strike Is Called Monday ‘By Two Unions      Experts See Two Ways of Preventing the Suspension

Deem: Railway St E pik e Thre eat . Breseli t Ot A :  po ee       Many a Fa enicnl Declares Strike Call *Senseleés ard Flagrant? ‘Disregard.  : Labor'Rule   Deadline Is Set ” ” For Next Monday   Railway Labor Act Machin. ery May Fmiction To Avert Scheduled . Woalkani

Rail Strike Call Fixes Walkout At6a.m. Monday   30-60 Day Delay Seen As Possible; Affects 850 Workers Here

Railroads Call Strike For Monday   Walkout Of 300,000 Engineers. Trainmen  May Faralyze Nation

NEGOTIATIONS 60 ON AS TELEPHONE STRIKE DAY NEARS   New Talks Arranged as Morning’s Government Conference Reports “No Progress” ~—.Tomoyrow Is’ Date Set

Railroad Walkout May Start Monday   Mediator Called to Washington For Report on Motors Strike

Railroad Strike Deadline Scheduled Next Monday   gual Walkout May Be Delayed, by Working of ~ Railway Labor Act

Railroads Now Threatened  With Strikes   All Major Lines in Country Would Be Affected—Delay in Walkout Is Expected

Railroad Strike DMeadlineSetFor  6 A. M. Monday   Nationwide Telephone Tieup Looms Tomorrow

Walk-Out Is Slated for Next Monday   Action by President Can Delay Railroad Tieup; Stoppage by Telephone Workers Also Set

President Truman Could Appoint Emergency Board To Study Paralyzing Dispute.      EVEN MAIL TRAINS MAY BE AFFECTED

Fact-Finding May Put Off Actual Start   Little Hope Seen For Averting Phone Tie-Up Beginning Tomorrow.

Negotiators Not Successful in Morning Session  Arrange to Renew Skiarte Deamntiu

Threatened Walkout Set For Monday   National Heads of Union Fail to Confirm or Deny Assertion

2 Brotherhood: Set Deadline For Walk- Out :   Can Paralyze Nation’s Rails road System; May Be Fofestalled. ; _   CONFIRMS REPORTS

Rail Strike — Would Tie Uj All Systems   Law Is Disregarded By Brotherhoods, Carriers Charge

Strike Deadline Mareh 1]   Heads of Two Brotherhoods Set Time for Tieup of Nation’s Railroads

NATIONAL RAIL SYSTEM STRIKE IS DUE MONDAY   Progressive Walkout of 2 Brotherhoods to Cripple Nation

ENGINEERS AND TRAINMEN SET FOR WALKOUT   Union Spokesman Says Progressive Strike Will Begin On West Coast

PROBABLE ACTION BY PRESIDENT CAN PUT OFF TRAIN STOPPAGE  MONDAY OFFICIALLY SET FOR WALKOUT; MOVE IS CALLED LAW VIOLATION

NATION'S BIG RAILWAYS FACE STRIKE TIE-UP BEFORE LONC   May Come Next Week; Telephone Strike Still To  Start Tomorrow

Walkout May Be Halted For 30 to 60 Days   2 Brotherhoods ' Schedule Strike to Start at 6 a. m. (EST) Monday

Rail Strike Called For Monday Morning   7 o'Clock, Joplin Time, Set as Date for Progressive Walkout That Will Tie Up the Nation’s Transportation Systems.

Telephone Strike Due Thursday   Effort Is Being Made to Avoid Costly Walkouts

PHONE MEETING CONTINUED ON WAGE DISPIITE   Unions Set Walkout for 6 a. m. Thursday Throughout Nation

RAIL UNIONS SET MARCH 11 FOR STOPPAGE   Deadline for Progressive Strike Tieing Up Nation's Rail System Is Next Monday   /DELAY STILL POSSIBLE

RAIL UNIONS SET WALKOUT   Progressive Strike By Two Brotherhoods Planned, Union Heads Say

WALKOUT MAY BE DELAYED BY LABOR AGT   Strike of 250,000 Phone Workers Scheduled for Thursday.

Still Some Hope Big Rail Strike Can Be Mediated   National Leaders Withhold Comment On Calls For Walkout Monday

DELAY IN MAJOR WALK-OUTS AT LFAST POSSIBLE   ‘Some Progress’’ In Telephone Negotiations As Deadline For Strike Nears; Rail Strike Will Be Held Up; Roundup Of Labor Troubles.

Chief Executive Arrives In Columbus At 10:39   Famed British Statesman Gives Famous “V” Salute; Ohio Capital Crowded For Visit   Nationwide R.R. Strike Threatened, fficials Say Mediation Indicated

+ —STRIKES— New Tieups Threatened  ° Hope To Avert Telephone Strike

STRIKE DEADLINE ~ ON RAIL SYSTEM SET FOR MARCH 11   Announcement By Heads of Two Big Railroad Brotherhoods.   COULD DELAY WALKOUT   Appointment By President of a Fact-Finding Committee Would Hold Tt Of.

Nation-Wide Rail Strike May Be Called For Monday   HasBeenScheduled. Union Official Says Would Paralyze All Of U. 8. Raitlrnadcs

Deadline Set for Monday.   No Relief Seen in Telephone SInted for        ‘OLUIOTrOw

Work stoppage Starts Monday: Hope Abandoned In Attempt To Avert Telephone Strike; Dispute OfG. M., UAW Reaches Impasse

Tie- -Up Can Be Delayed 30-60 Days By Action Of President   Walkout Called by Trainmen and Engineers  Brotherhoods

Calls for Railroad Strike to Start on Monday Morn Qut   Trainmen and Engineers Ordered to Quit Work; Other Strike News

Settlement May Halt Strikes In  Vital Industries   Telephone Workers Go Out Thursday?

[RAILROAD  March 11 Sef as Deadline for Rail Tieup —  Actual Walkout Cou Be Delayed 30 to 60   Actual Walkout Could Be Delayed.30 to 60 © Days by President

Railroad Union Walkout Monday   Trainmen and Engineers Al ' Set for Progressive Strike   WILL TIE UP RAILWAYS      "Presidential Order Can y Action From 30 to 60 Days

FOUR DEAD IN SUICIDE PACT   THREATENED BLINDNESS BRINGS ON TRAGEDY

Remsen Pioneer. Died Wednesday  Paul Staab Lived There Many Years

FOSTER FATHER KILLS FLIER SON      Slayer Takes Own Life After Shooting Ohioan In Washington

ENGINEER KILLED IN TRAIN. WRECK   Two Others Injured as Three Freights Are Derailed

Feature Finder   Three Sailors G et 14-25 Year Terms for Slaying in State

BRITISH POLICEMAN SHOT   Dies at Hands of Gang of Armed Youths in Jerusalem

TEMPERS FLARE WHEN GROMYKO MAKES CHARGES   U. S. and Britain Stand Pat On Keeping Iran On Agenda

Premier Told Russia Would ‘Be “insulted” Unless . Coase Was Drocoed

LICABLE IN  TT  it NOT YE  OON AREA   Here Unless  Bie tn Requir (.C. Requests It

MINERS SHOW NO INCLINATION TO START WORK   Union Leaders Blame Pickets For “Situation”

MINERS REFUSING TO RETURN TO MINES  ‘Na fontract-Mq Work”   "No Gontract-No Work” Policy Woheld .

PALESTINE JEWS PLANNED KIDNAPING   Would Have Nabbed British  Commander _

PLOT TO KIDNAP COMMANDER IN PALESTINE TOLD      British Continue Search For Extremists Who ‘Snatched’ Five Officers

Palestine Plot On Big Scale   British Army Chief Object of Kidnapers

Find Evidence Jews Planned to Kidnap British General in Palestine

Extremists Plot To Take British General Revealed   Search Continues for Five Other Officers Being Held as Hostages   ONE. VICTIM FLEES WHEN GUARD DOZES   Low Flying Planes Cooperate With Land Forces In Dead Sea Area

REY, J, P. LAMBERT GOES TO OKLAHOMA FOR HIS WIFE   She Mysteriously Fled From Her Family Last Sunday.   MET AT THE AIRPORT   Planning a Long Second Honeymoon; Mrs. Lambert Telephoned Husband.

FINDS LOST WIFE   Bonner Springs Pastor Says He's Planning Long Honeymoon

Sorrell May Direct Movie Unions Fight for Shorter Hours From Jail

Papen Clainis Peace Moves   Sought to Learn Peace Terms from Ex-Gov. Earle, Then in Turkey

Von Papen Claims He Sought Peace  Claims He Acted Against Hitler Orders

Will Prove He Sought Peace      Franz Von Papen Tried To Initiate Peace Overtures  In 19-42.

Apparently Named Mayor Of Orleans   Believed To Have Majority Over Six Other  Candidates; Personnel Of Many Other  Offices Still Undecided

‘Truman Studies  Problem Of Meat   Administration : Stumped With No Solution

Seeks Means of Easing Shortage  . Administration Has Nin Rendy Salutian

“U.S. Searches for Means of Ending Meat Shortage   Believe Agriculture Department Plan Will Nee Ba Taber

Administration Is Searching Answer To Meat Problem   Little Chance Seen For Lifting OPA Lid Restrictions

Way Sought To Ease Shortage In Meat   No Ready Solution Appears In Sight To Lift Supplies

Administration  Seeks To Solve Meat Shortage   Officials See No Way  To Increase Supplies

OF MEAT SOUCHT   Administration Casting About For Some Means of Ending ‘Current Shortage   30VER IMENT MAY TAKE. THER OF TWO STEPS

Up in Air On Meat    Administration Can Apparently Find No Way to Ease Shortage

Administration Reported Seeking Way Out of Meat Shortage. but Nene Seen

U. §, SEEKING SOLUTION FOR MEAT SHORTAGE   Can Ease Controls, Boost Prices or Requisition Livestock

No Solution Is In Sight on Meat;  Ch od  Two Lops Lincly   [Seizure of Stock Would Give Distribution, but No Overal Tacrease

SEEK METHOD TO PROVIDE MORE MEAT   Government Experts List Fe Three Possible Steps   BOWLES   Blames G. 0. P.: Predicts “Lots Of Meat’ After November Elections

U.S. Seeking W ay To Ease Meat Famine   No Ready Solution, However, Appears In Sight, Say Observers

Meat Solution Sought By U. S. Leaders Now   TRUMAN SEEKING SOME WAY TO END U. S. SHORTAGE

GOVERNMENT SEEKS CURE IN MEAT PROBLEM   See Little Chance for Easing Controls and Granting Price Boost

Solution to Meat Problem Eludes Federal Officials  Bowles Pins Blame ’ OnG.O.P., Expects ‘Meat in November’

Requisitioning Or Raise in Prices Talked   Slaughterers Produce Only 27 Per Cent Of 1945 Week's Total

Administration Looking For a Way, But... .  No Means Of Easing The Meat Shortage In Sight

Capital Hunts Way to Boost Meat Supplies   No Ready Solution Reported in Sight As Slauehter Ebbs

GOVT LOOKS FOR SHER I MEAT FAMINE   No Immediate Solution ir Sight; Reject Two Apparent Steps.

Meat Shortage Solution Seen  In Washington   Remedial Action Planued By Truman, But Nothing Definite In Sight,  ’ Spence Says

No Ready Solution on Meat Seen   Administration Said to Be  Seeking Means tc Ease Situation

SEEK  MEAT _ EASING  No Solution to   No Solution to_ Shortage  Appears i in Sight

No Solution in Sight for U. 5. Meat Shortage   Little Chance Seen For Drastic Action To Increase Supplies

SEE NO QUICK PLAN 10 END MEAT DEARTH   Administration, However, Reported Casting About for Some Method by Which to Correct Present Shortage.

No Solution To Shortage In _ Sight As Policy Makers Study Situation

Administration Casts About For Means To End The Meat Shortage But No Ready Solution Appears

Administration Seeks Way To End Shortage of Meat   Capehart Says Situation Points To G. O.P Victory

_ —MEAT— No Ready Solution  In Sight   Doubt Government Will Seize Stock

Easing Meat Shortage Is  Uneertain   No Ready Solution In Sight; Capehart Sees Republicans Benefiting

PREDICTS MEAT ‘AFTER BALLOTS   Bowles Claims Republicans Deliberately Creating Shortage

MacArthur Wins Jap Vote Fight   Russians Oppose Japanese Election April 10: Far East Group Approves

JAP ELECTIONS SET FOR APR. 1   MacArthur Wins Argument Over New Zealand, Russia

Lineoln Man Held in Case At Frankfurt  British Woman Shot to Death

‘OPEN PROBE OF. GRASH IN EIRE   IRISH, TWA AND CAA OPEN . INVESTIGATION --

Investigators Probing Fatal Crash In Eire   See pages 4 and 10 for other plane crash pictures,  — weeeaeee rect 2... Pare &” &* EP OP

Mad Pianist To Perform  On Radio   iNavy Pharmacist Delivers Baby on Storm-Lossed Ship

Stock Market Gets Attention From Babson   NOTED WRITER REVIEWS TRENDS FOR BUYING PUBLIC

M ; teat 7 Babson’s Authentic Statement Selection of Stocks Is Topic Discussed By  Financial Expert Today

PIECE OF ROPE IS DISCOVEREL   Cord May Have Been Used To Garrot Betty Jane Kennedy

Court Refuses To Halt Negro’s ‘2nd’ Execution   Only An Appeal To The Governor For Commutation Of Sentence Remains As An Escape For Convicted Killer Of St. Martinville, La.. Druggist

County Exceeds Red Cross Quota   $56,980 Is Raised During Campaicn

U.S. Ignores French Demands, Maps Central Organization for Germany

SHIPMENTS OF LIVESTOCK AT NEW LOW LEVEL   Farmers Withhold Animals, Seeing Ceilings Lifted

PACKERS WARN MEAT SHORTAGE IMMINENT   Gaim Farmers Awaiting New ;  OPACelling Prices

Meat Packers Warn Nation   Say Meat Will Be Very Scarce In Next Ten Day Period, In Nation

10-DAY FAMINE IN MEATS SEEN   Packers Declare ‘Farmers Keep Animals Waiting End of Ceilings

PACKERS WARN OF SHORTAGES “FOR TEN DAYS   OWNERS OF savestngK wart   ING TO SEE FATE OF PRICE CONTROL IN CONGRESS ~

Wheeler Falls Behind In Race For U. §. Senate   No Trouble Revealed As Negroes Cast Votes

White Supremacy Issue in Today's Georgia Primary   Thousands of 18-Year-Olds Vote fer First Time; Negroes Go to Polls

PRIMARIES ARE HELD IN FOUR STATES   Georgia, Wyoming, Montana and Arizona Vote

SLAV SYMPATHIZERS CLUBBED BY TROOPS   American and British Soldiers Break Up Demonstration South of Trieste.

MUELLER FACING TINTON NISSENT   Hard-Won Peace To Be Preserved  Says Churchill

Army's Blueprint for Industrial Mobilization Includes Preparing Mines, Quarries as Factory Sites

ARMY OUTLINES DEFENSE MOVES      Underground Factory Plan Adopted .

Russian Policy Being Changed   American Plan In Germany Being Adopted By The Soviet. ~

JAPAN TOLD IT NOW FACES “A VITAL MOMENT      M’ Arthur i in Word to Diet.on Proposed. Constitution

RUSSIA REJECTS AMERICAN NOTE ON TRADE PAC   Soviet Reply, According to Tass, In Effect Tells U. 8. to Mind Its Own Rusiness.   REDS TO CONTINUE TALKS WITH SWEDEN   Latter, Under Terms of Pro posed Treaty, Will Extend $200,000,000 Credit to Moscow.

JEWISH SHOPS — . BEING CLOSED      BRITISH CREATE “NO MAN'S LAND" IN IKEART OF JERUSALEM BUSINESS DISTRICT

@ PAUL MALLON-—  Chaos in Supreme Court Makes Vacancy Hard to Fill

Mediator at GM Sees Pact Soon: Talks to Resume   Steel Workers Start Back; Weirton Firm Announces Raises

EARS» CUMS pol een same a ree DAVID AINSWORTH TO BE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR REPRESENTATIVE

Jap Officials Will Be Purged on MacArthur's Say  ~ 80,000 Persons Are Affected Under Directive

PRICE BOOSTS MAY HELP 10 CURB STRIKES   STEEL AND MEAT INDUSTRIES TO COME FIRST

Steel Price Rise May Be Granted, President Says   Meat Packers May Get In crease; Officials See Ray of Optimism

HOPE RAISE IN PRICE AVOIDS STEEL STRIKE   President Sticks To His Fact-Finding Plan To Curb Strikes

HELD LIKELY   Boosts May Be Geented In Meat, Steel Industries As Curb on Strikes

U. 5, CONSIDERS PRIGE INCREASES TO AVERT STRIKES   Truman Says Boost May Be Granted Steel Industry— One Proposed for. Meat Packers.   PRESIDENT STICKS TO FACT-FINDING PLAN   Panel Studying G. M. Dispute Expected to Recommend Wage Raise of 15 to 18 Per Cent.

Government Also Studies Price Boosts  For Packers   Jl Percent Increase In Casting Prices May Be Precedent For Steel Industry

Truman States Steel Prices May Get Boos:   Boosts in Meats Also Indicated at Press Conference

Police Prepare For Picketing   Ten Thousand Pickets Expected At AllisChalmers Plant Today

Picket Lines Quiet In Milwaukee, But Law Watches Plan!   Teamsters Crack Down On Wildcat Strike by St. Louis Men

COAL MEDIATOR TO STAY ON JOB   Fuller Withdraws Resignation over Reported Row

ALTOONA MAN TO PUT CASE BEFORE PUBLIG   Nation Threatened With Worst Situation Since Days of Pearl Harbor.   BULLETIN

Vets’ Housing Bill Passed By Congress   Compromise Version Sent  To White House Has  Subsidy Funde

AKRON AGAIN ~~ HAS SERVICE      STREET CARS AND BUSSES “ROLLING AFTER EIGHT: DAY TRANSPORTA . STON TIEUP

New Co-Ordinator For Vet Affairs Is Recommended  U. S. Survey Shows ‘Disillusionment’ Among War Veterans

War Department Urges Co-Ordinatoi For Vets Affairs ‘to Cut Red Tape’

NEW CZAR URGED FOR VET PROBLEMS   FAR-REACHING DRIVE ASKED TO RELIEVE EX-SOLDIER _ UNEMPLOYMENT,

Veteran's Czar ‘[s Recommended ein Army Report   Would Coordinate Work Of 15 or More U. S. Aaencies

Veterans Czar  Urged by Army   Coordinator Ts Sough Cot Bod Tenn

CZAR FAVORED OVER AFFAIRS OF VETERANS   TOP MAN NEEDED TO CUT RED TAPE, SAYS REPORT

TWO DIE IN BLAST AT TOLEDO OIL PLANT   Bodies Charred As Fir‘ Sweeps Naphtha Still

2 KILLED AND 3 HURT IN BLAST AT TOLEDO   $25,000 Explosion And Fire Sweep Sun Oil Co. Plant

GREW LEAVES “SINKING SHIP         AMERICAN STEAMER GOING DOWN OFF NORWAY COAST —CREW IN LIFEBOATS

Wartime Teacher Shortage Becoming More Pronounced In Pa.; Few Gis Returning

YANKS CALLED TO QUELL DISORDERS AMONG SLOVENES   Outbreak of Violence Follows Attack on Halian  “Reostnece Bara

Pro-Slovenes And Italians  F ight During WildMorning   Police Wound Ten in Battle; Railroad Is Mined and Blown Up: 50 Persons Arrested

U.S, TROOPS AID IN QUELLING UPRISINGS   Pro-Siovenes, Italians Mi In Trieste Area

Yank Troops In Full War Kit And Armored Cars Move In  Trieste Paralyzed By Riots

«U, S. SOLDIERS HELP POLICE QUIET RIOTERS   Town Is Paralyzed By Action Of Slovene Rebels; 10 Reported Wounded

Tank-Riding Yanks Quell Trieste Riot   Slovenes and Ttalians Fight In Troubled City

U. S. Troops. Help Police Curb 20,000  Rioters in Trieste   Italians Threaten Action Against Pro-Slovenes After Wild Fighting    MARKETS SMASHED;  TEN PERSONS HURT   Udine-Trieste Railroad, Al lied Supply Route, Re ported Blown Up

All Greece Placed Under  Martial Law   Leftists Vow They Will Not Defend Country Lf Invaded

Leftists Not To Aid Government Even in Invasion   Ouster of Present Setup Is Demanded By Party Spokesman

ALARM FROM NORTH olla GOVT TOACT   Leftist EAM Renounces Its Support in Case of Invasion.

EAM Wont Defend Greece from Invasion   Leftist Coalition Would Fight Only for a New Government

Greeks Split, Fear Attack From North   Leftist Coalition Will Not Support Present Regime In Event Of Invasion

NATION ACTS AMID RUMORS OF INVASION   Leftist EAM Refuses To Support Regime If Attack Comes

Martial Law Bans Imposed   EAM Will Not Aid Government Against Invader

Integrate State Bar, Is Petition   Wisconsin Supreme Court Asked To Integrate Bar By Quincy Hale Of  La Crosse

Turmoil Hits, Workers Quit In Sympathy   Westinghouse to Join Idle of United and Laughlin Steel Mills

Pittsburgh Still Crippled by Power Strike   Steel, Electric Plants Consider Early Walkouts

SEES Saar ee  Lewis Seeks 100 Per Cent Royalty Boost, Paper Says

DEMANDS BY LEWIS ARE REPORTED STIFF   Paper Says He Asks Doubled Wel. fare Levy and 54 Hours Pay for 40 Hours Work.

Paper Reveals Lewis’ Demands   Wants Double Royalty. 50 Pet. Wage Hike

Illinois Votes Vets $400 Bonus   Bill Now Before, Gov. Greene for Final Action

$400 For Ave  Bonus: ‘Bil Passes Legislature Today  By Vote Of 143 To 2      First Payments Expected To Be Made By Late - Spring Of 1947

— DECONTROLS — Action May Come  This Week  SHOE CEILINGS MAY REMAIN

Turks Also Rejec! Soviet Proposat   Russians’ Bid for Voice in Control of Dardanelles Opposed

(Industry Already Is Crippled; Hines Says ‘Men Are ‘Pretty Sore’

100,000 Miners Idle as Strike Deadline Nears   Production Cut Sharply as Midnight Walkout Hour - Approaches

MINERS WALKOUT SPREADS: 117,000 MEN LEAVE {08S   Coal Production Drastically Curbed as Strike Zera "tte ue Aporacches

MORE MINERS QUIT WORK AS CRISIS NEARS   Some 117,000 of Nation’s 400,000 Soft Coal Diggers Join Walkout.

100,000 Miners Taking Vacation   Coal Output Slumps In Advance of Strike Deadline.

ONE QUARTER OF U.S. SOFT COAL MINERS ARE OUT   Production Jolted As Midnight Zero Hour Annraanchec

Over 100,000 Miners Have  Ceased Work   Dissatisfied With U.S Management, Miners To Walk Out 100 Percent At Midnight.

To Speed Lewis _ Trial —   Government Will Press For Swift Action in Hope of Bringing Early End of Coal Strike

Legal Tactics  Seen As Sole Move By U.S.   Factory Shutdowns From Strike Mount

Coal Shortage Is Cause of Layoff in Many Industries  If Court Test Is Failure, Government Hac No Other Plans

Government Acts to ‘Push’ Union Toward Pact With Owners of Pits; New Curbs Clamped on Schoo! Coal

MORE DRASTIC CURBS CLAMPED ON FUEL USES   Government Pins All Hopes to End Strike On Court Decision

To Request Judge  To Hold Court Friday; Clamps Down New Curbs On Supplies of Coal

New Curbs fo Save Coal Are Clamped Down  Affect Deliveries fo: @_£k..41 fezLiL. PBleawa:

Early Formula For Peace Goal In Legal Moves   Face-Saving Course For Leader Of UMW May Come Tomorrow

Plants Closing; idleness From Strike Mounts   Government Camps Down Sharp New Curbs To Save Nation’s Ebbing Fuel Supplies

Government Put ts Hope in Legal Moves   Officials Seeking to Get U.M.W. Chief to Bargain With Owners for Quick End of Miner Strike

News Day And Nig ae      Attorneys Will Press Fo All Speed When Contemp Case Opens Tomorrow          Nation Hopes To ‘Soften Up’ Lewi           Miners’ Boss Expected T Seek ‘Face-Saving’ End © To Controversy 3

Race Against A Paralysis Of Industry   All Hopes For Quick End To Strike Pinned On Leeal Praceedingas.

Government to Aim For Swift  Trial of Lewis   Factory Shut-Downs, Un employment Spread ir Coal Strike

Sharp New Curbs Clamped On Fuel   Government Pins All Hopes For Early End Of Strike On Legal Proceedings; Many Other Industries Suffer Layoffs

U. $, SEEKING SWIFT TRIAL   Attorneys Set for Lewis Hearing Wednesday

Swift Trial of Miners Leader Will Be Sought   Government Is Hoping UMW Chief May Seek Accord With Owners

U.S. Aims For Swift Lewis Trial   Race !s On Against Empty Coal Bins, Factory Shutdowns

GOVERNMENT TO. SEEK SPEEDY LEWIS TRIAL FOR ENDING WALKOUT   U. $8. ATTORNEYS RUSH ACTION IN FACE OF SPREADING SHUTDOWNS

PIN HOPES ON LAW TO END MINE STRIKE   Federal Lawyers to Ask Court to Break Inte Traditional Long Weekend   SUGGEST BARGAINING

Ne Holiday WeekEnd Planned In Lewis Trial  ACCORD Si SOUGHT  Gavernniens Tightens Its Regulations On

Government Seeks Quick Trial of Lewis; Clamps New Curbs on Coal Wee

TO PRESS FOR SPEED AS COAL CRISIS GROWS   Ask Renewal of Court Hearing Friday; Clamp New Curbs On.

Speedy Action Planned for Lewis Trial   U. S. Officials Hope Only to Have Coal Mines Operating Soon

}fope Court Action Will Prompt Him To Seek Accord with Mine Owners; Factory Shutdowns  Begin.

Government Aims At Quick Decision Against Lewis, Hoping To Force Settlement Between Owners and Union

Racing Against Fast-Dwindling Supply of Fuel   Government Clamps Down -Sharp, New Curbs. on Use of Coal

More Curbs Clamped Down Today   Race Against Rapidly Emptying Coal Bins Is on in Earnest

Government Aims For Swift Trial Of John L. Lewis   Clamps Down New Curbs To Save Coal Supplies

Federal Attorneys Press For Speed in Lewis Trial; Utilities Feel Shortages

Fast Triat Of Lewis Planned      Government Will Press tot  Speed In Contempt  Charge Case

SPEEDY TRIAL FOR LEWIS IS SOUGHT   Believe U.M.W. Boss May Seek Easy Way Out   EMERGENCY STOCKS   Of Coal Are Set Aside For Essential Services, Public Utilities ,

“JOWWEL, LEWIS AIM OF GOVERNMENT   Will Clamp Down Sharp New Curhs to Save, Ebbing Supply of “Poa.   TO SPEED EVERY POINT   The Union Leader’s Hearing On Contempt of Court Starts Tomorrow.

ULMLW. PRESIDENT WILL FACE COURT - AGAIN TOMORROW   SFA Invokes Strict Curbs to Limit Use of Cool and Pawar

LEGAL MOVES SEEN NO SIGN GF EARLY RELIEF   Government Moves To Save Fuel Stocks As CPA Issues Warning

Hope Expressed For Early End To Coal Strike   Curbs Enforced as Factories Close, Coal Bins Emptied

Government Plans Against Shut-Downs And Empty Coa! Bins   Trial of John L. Lewis On Contempt Charges Is Ready to Open

Some Hopeful Lewis Will Find An Out   Long Hearing Means Trouble For All Nation

NATION BEGINS TO SHIVER, BUT JOHN L’S HOT   UMW Chief Goes to Trial Wednesday—More Factories Forced Down

NEW CURBS ON COAL USE ANNOUNCED   Government Races Against Time to Conclude Trial

SPEED 10 BE U. 5. GOAL IN LEWIS TRIAL   Government Races Against Factory Shutdowns and Emptying Coal Bins in Effort to Prove Walkout Illegal.

Seek to Force Lewis to Talk With Owners   Many Industries Feeling Effect of Miners' Watkout

Case May Be Heard At April Term Here   Washington Circuit Ruling Modified By High Tribunal

Last Stretch of Campaign Opens  Both Parties Center On Wayne County

‘Sympathetic’ Bank Official Taps the Till for $100,000; Says He’ll Cover All Losses

Sheriff Investigates Interruption of Power to Rankin; Suspects Sabotage

Plan New Conferences In Light Union Strike   Union Reportedly Offers New Basis For Settlement Of Walkout

NEW BASIS FOR SETTLING POWER STRIKE OFFERED   U.S. Conciliators Plan Conclave To Sad t4-Dav Tie-up

Abortion Case Deliberations In Second Day   Hearing Has Sudden Ending In Circuit Court Tuesday P. M.

Pitts Jury Still Out .   No Decision Yet After Many Hours; Trial Ended Yesterday A. M.

Liquor Case InHands — Of the Jury   ‘Jurors Still Out  This Afternoon in Pitts-Huskey Trial In District Court

CANNON MILLS TARGET OF CIO   Hanes Of Winston And Firestone Of Gastonia Near Top Of Union's List.

Walker Resigns As Nominee For Court Solicitor   Newly-Named Candidate Accepts Banking Job in  Winston-Salem.

Walker Resigns As Nominee For Ce ourt Solicitor   Newly. Naimed Carididate _ Ascepts Banking Job‘ WM ~ Winston-Salem.

Alabama Elects All Democrats But Amendment Causes Split In Ranks Of Party Stalwarts

Results With Half Of Returns In Show: For, 52,806; Against, 44,223     inlenawm = i rate gelr yea*ed   Folsom. Sparkman Are Easy Winners   Alabama Remains Traditionally Democratic In Rather Dull Election

NO. 2 NAZI IN POISON DEATH; CHEATS NOQSE   Hitler’s First Mate Has Final Say As To His  Execution Mode

DEAD FUEHRER TEILED’ FROM GALLOWS STEF   American [Eyewitness Tells of Scene in  Execution Hall

MYSTERY CLOAKS  ~ PROBE OF DEATH   ‘Small Cartridge Of  Of Cyanide Used To Cheat Gallows; Last Words Reported

Ex-Luftwaffe Head Swallows Cyanide; Where He Concealed Poison Is Mystery; Von Ribbentrop First To Pay Penalty ©

Condemned Luftwaffe Commander Cheats Justice by Taking Peison   Probe of 11th-Hour Suicide Begun; Others Pay for War Crimes on Nuernberg Gallows

Authorities Are Baffled By Hiding of Container; Letters Found on Body

ATTORNEY 1S SUSPECTED IN ~ POISON DEATH    BUICIDE INQUIRY , OVERSHAD. OWS WANGING OF THE _ OTHER NAZI LEADERS > AT NUERNBERGQ————

Goering Guips Poison Potion In Prison Cell   Von Ribbentrop First Of Nazis To Go To Death

t's Chief Aide Swallows Poison re Hearing Reading Of Sentence: »r Condemned Nazis Die On Gallows

Ex-Reichsmarshal Dies by Poison Hour Before Others Hang   Nazi Leaders Go To Deaths Bravely as Allied Security Council Carries Out . Verdicts Handed Down by Nuernberg Court

But Goering: Cheats By Taking Poisor   Hiitler’s Main Man Swallows Deadly . Dose Few Minutes Before Elis Time Came.’ Mass ‘Eexecution of War Crimins als Completed

No. 2 Nazi Cheats Noose, Source Of Vial Mystery: Executions Move Swiftly

HITLER GANG PAYS PENALTY AT NUERNBERG   TOP NAZI CHEATS GALLOWS WITH CYANIDE

Goering Is Suicide; 10 Others Hang   Adotph Hitler’s No. 2 Man Swallows Poison in Cell Before Execution but Others Die on Gallows

Cheats Noose by Swallowing Vial of Poison in His Cell; Other Nazis Calm as They Die

10 Nazi Leaders Die On Gallows:  Goering A Suicide  Executions Carried Out In Nuernberg Prison Yard Thacdav Nicht

AE ICHIMARSHAL QUATS POISON IN LAST HOURS   Bravery, Defiance, Hatred Exhibited in Grisly Nuernberg Act.

TEXAS HANGMAN » ENDS CAREERS OF ‘SUPERMEN’   10 Leaders Of Third Reich First Men In History Killed For War Crime

Hitler's No. 2 Chief Kills Self In Cell   German War Leaders Pay Penalty For Crimes Aqainst Humanity

Von Ribbentrop Is First Man fo Be Executed: 90 Minutes Later Seyss-Inquart Is Last to Die   Others to Pay With Lives for War Crimes Are Streicher, Keitel, Frank, Frick Kaltenbrunner, Sauckel, Jodl and Rosenberg

GOERING KILLS RIMSELF BY TAKING POISON   Ten Other Nazi: Hang as Scheduled At the Nuernberg Prison

Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel Shows More Courage As He Dies With Prussian Dignity

Ten Other Nazis Die on Gallows   No. 2. Nazi Takes Cyanide of Potassium Just Two Hours Before Time For Execution

Former Reichsmarshal Swallowed Poison Short Time Before Execution   HAD CYANIDE DOSE IN CARTRIDGE CASE

10 Others Hanged  For War Crimes   Former Luftwaffe Chieftain Drinks Cyanide in Cell

Former Chief Of Air Foree  Takes Poison   Hitler’s No. 2 Man Cheats Gallows Two Hours Before Date With Hangman; 10 Other Nazi Ringleaders Go to Deaths Calmly

Poison is Taken in Cell By Former Big-Wig; Source of Phial is Being Sought By Officials.  NEWSMAN RELATES STORY OF INCIDENT

NAZI CHIEFS PAY PENALTY WITH LIVES   Goering Cheats Gallows by Suicide, 10 Others Hanged at Nuernberg.

GOERING HAD VIAL OF.  SECRETED WHICH HE TO: HOURS BEFORE HANGINGS WERE SCHEDU! ED > Oi

HERR HERMA TAKES VIAL OF POISON   Execution of Others Completed in One and a Half Hours

Cyanide Dose Cheats Allied Executioners   Hateful Streicher Shouts ‘Heil Hitler’ As Rope Ends Life

German Leader Tricks Allies, Takes Poison   Other War Leaders — Hane Without Hitch

investigation Un to Learn How Poison Was Hidden Away SENTINEL HEARS ODD NOISE, CALLS DOCTOR Daily Inspection Conduct ed Of Both Clothing   And Person

Drank Cyanide of Potassium Shortly Before Death Sentence Was to Have Been Read to Him.

POISON SOURCE SOUGHT AFTER VIAL IS FOUND   Executions At Nuernberg Require One Hour And A Half Today

Former War Lord Cheats Gallows by Swallowing Poison Before Execution

Ten Henchmen Hang In Jail At Nuernberg   Ribbentrop, the First . to  Hang, Utters “God Save Germany”

‘Hitler’s No. 2 Man Swallows  Poison in Cell   Cyanide of Potassium Enables Warlord to Cheat Hangman’s Rope

Hitler’s No. Two Man Swallows Vial of Poison   Von Ribbentrop First of High Nazi Leaders Executed: None of Condemned Men Collapse on Mounting 13 Steps

NO. 2 Nad CHEATS NOOSE “WITH POISON   Ends Life Before Death Sentence Is Read to Him — Doomed Companions  Die on Gallows.   NONE COLLAPSE; LAST STEPS STEADY   Ribbentrop First to Mount Scaffold — Executions Carried Out Under Electric Lights.

China Coast Is Hit By Typhoon   Winds Of 102 Mifes An - Hour Battering Hong Kone Today

New Note Repeats Charge American Fianes Continue to Violate Territory

Stop Flights, Slavs Demand   Claims U. S. Pledge to Restrain Pilots

TITO BANS U.S. FLIGHTS OVER LAND   Wants Promise No More Picnes Over Yuaoslavia

Stop Flights Requested By Yugoslavia   Protest Made Public as Text of Answer To U.S. Published

Yugoslavs Ask U. S. to Forego Border Flights   Tito’s Government Denies Responsibility For Aviator’s Deaths

Million Dollar Cache of Fake Drugs is Found   American, British Police Arrest Ring of German Racketeers

Russians Blast _ Nazi War Policy   Says Hitler Planned Polish Drive, Talked Peace

ACCIDENT NEAR BAINUM   Cars Collide When Charles McDowell BRealbn Oenn. =

RUSSIAN ACTION BEING AWAITED   Washington Sees No Danger Of War With Russia; Stalin Talk Studied

Watch Soviet Action In Order To Best Evaluate Stalin's Statement

Watch Russ For Further Evidence Of  Cooperation   Action in Austria May Shed Light on Attitude Following Latest Stalin Talk

Many Controls Left Intact In Compromise Bill   Provisions Made To Force Raise In Commodity Prices   Bottled Beer Price Goes Up Cent Today

Retail Price Of Beer Inereased le A Bottle   Draught Remains Sane To Consumer But Brewers Are Granted Interim Poost $1.27 Barrel

Price Of Brew Gets Sharp Hike   Increase Amounts To 24 Cents Per Case; Draught Unchanged

General Eisenhower Says 18 Months Fair Service for Youths   Final Form of Draft Extension Is Reported As Highly Uncertain

US.Exhausting  Volunteer Pool   General Says Any Young Man Should Serve

isenhower Asks i tare FXLENSiUN  ~ {nRadio Speect   General Makes Plea Or - Second Anniversary - Of D-Day

Eisenhower Says Draft Must Aid New Enlistments   Chief of Staff Asserts ‘Pool of Volunteers Is Drying Up’

STAFF CHIEF URGES DRAFT BE EXTENDED   Eisenhower Says Pool Of Army Volunteers Is Drying Up

FORM OF DRAFT STILL UNCERTAIN   GEN, EISENHOWER URGES THOSE INDUCTED SERVE PERIOD OF 18 MONTHS.

Army Volunteer Pool Drying ( Up: Eisenhower  Urges Dr aft Extension

The Texas Poll   “Rainey and Jester To Register Wide Lead in Governor's Race

TO REDUCE SIZE OF CANDY BARS   OPA Boosts Price of Shingles, Innerspring Mattresses

Size Of Candy Bars Reduced By OPA Order   Mattresses And Shingles Given Price Increases

Effect Is Higher Price; Ceilings Up on Shingles, Innerspring Mattresses

Russian -lran  Stand Asked   Crisis -Breaking Proposal Offered By U. S.: Red Reaction Awaited

Aim Specific Questions at lran, Soviet   UNO Council Takes New Course in Trying To Overcome Crisis. 

Kaltenbrunner Sheds Calmness  Pointed Questioning Results In Outburst By Nazi Police Head

Defendant Breaks Under Amen’s Fire   Prosecutor Accuses Former Nazi Chief of Lying

Texas Girl in Washington Really Causes Commotion When She Mails a Letter

BYRNES ASKS. PARLEY DATE FIXED NGV. 12   Suggests Study of Removal of Economic Barriers Between Zones.

Byrnes Proposes Early Peace Pact   U. S. Official Seeks Special Committee to Handle Preliminaries,

Would Name  ‘Committee To Draft Treaty   Talks In Paris Hit Impasse; No Adjournment

BYRNES ASKS TWO PEACE CONFERENCES   One For Italy Balkans, the Other For Germany

Byrnes Asks Tentative Draft To Be Submitted At November Parley   4 loser Cooperation Is AlsoE mphasized   Molotov Pleads Time To Consider Both Of American Proposals

BYRNES OFFERS NEW PLAN FOR GERMAN TREATY   Would Have Special Deputies Draft Peace Pact 

BYRNES PROPOSES GERMAN TREATY BE PREPARED FOR CONSIDERATION OF RIG EMOLID INN NIQVEMare

BYRNES OFFERS NEW PROPOSAL      Preliminary German Peace Treaty Study Suggested To Big 4 Ministers

Byrnes Recommends Deputy Committee  To Draft Preliminary German Peace Treaty

Sen. Taft Says Nuernberg Blof On Yank Record  Violated Principle Of Trial Under A Retroactive Law

Manning Farmer Pins Faith on the Stars; Weather, Crops Back Him Up, Too!

!Manning Farmer Pins Faith on the Stars; Weather, Crops Back Him Up.

Bowles Ups Meat Price to Offset Wage Increase  Cost to Consumer   Cost to Consumer Is Estimated at One and One-Half Pct.

Bowles Raises Meat Ceilings, Packers Waee   144 Pet. Inevease Allowed. “Effective March 1 L Ry Peien foun

(live Murray To Return to School  July 1 Goes Back to Presidency of Murray College At Tishominac

To Complete Treaty Study by Friday   Secret Progress Hinted on Issue of Trieste’s Future

‘SOFT PEACE POLICY DRAWS HOUSE ANGER   Italy Files Protest With Conference; Optimism Up

pg HITS PERU: 70 KILLED   Some Victims Are Lost in Fissures in Earth in South America,

WHEELER TRAILING IN MONTANA PRIMARIES   Pepublicans Stand Good Chance In November

Three Held For Not Sending Sons To School  Thousht First Such Delinauency Cases. Brousht Here

Three Held For Not Sending Sons To School  Theusht First Bik. OE BS eae .. eee: ae. ee

READER'S LETTED:   “wy, (les Supporter Says He  Was Definitely NOT A Roosevelt Warmonger,

READER'S LETTER   Mrank Miles Supporter Says He  Was Definitely NOT A RooseVelt Warmonper.

NEW STORM FORMS ALONG ROCKIES AS LOSSES INCREASE   Colorado Expected to Get High  Winds and Low Temperatures From Fresh Storm «

New Storm Hits Western Plains   Rescue Efforts in Colorado Hampered by Big New Snow Drifts

NEW STORM STRIKES IN ROCKY MOUNTAINS   Sweeps Montana, Wyoming And Colorado Areas

ANOTHER STORM HITS   Before Colorade Higs Out of Last ne, Area is Lashed Again

Storm Hampers Rescue Efforts In The West   Wyoming, Montana Blanketed By Snow; Stock Losses Feared

MANY ISOLATED TWO WEEKS AGO YET UNREACHED   fescue Work Impeded By Fresh Blizzard In Western States: Many Families Stil] Marooned; Live.  stock Weakened.

New Storm Strikes Rockies; Fear Help in Colorado Ended   Predict Heavy Loss in Stock; Wyoming and Montana Victims

New Storm Moves   Alone the Rockies   Mampers Rescue Effort: of Marooned Families

New Storm Sweeps Rockies To Blanket Far West Area While Colorado Digs Out

Fresh Flurries Hamper Rescue Of Snowbound   Families, Livestock Weakened After Weeks Without Food

Storm Sweeping Along Rockies; Heavy Snowfall   Montana and Wyoming Covered; Families and Livestock Suffer

A NEW STORM IS SWEEPING SOUTH ALONG ROCKIES    Montana and Wyoming Are Blanketed With Snow.   HAMPER RESCUE WORK   Many Families Are Still Marooned In Eastern — Colorado.

New Snowstorms Hit In Rocky Mountains   Blanket Montana and Wyoming---Hinder Rescue Efforts in Colorado

Second Blizzard Sweeping South Along Rockies      Many Families Are Still Marooned By First Heavy Snows.

Fresh Storm Moves South In Rockies   Rescue Work Hampered by Additional Snow That Wipes Out Gains Made In Clearine Roads

Fresh Storm Hits Rockies Perils Cattle   Altempts at Rescue Hampered, Mercury ‘Takes Rapid Slump

New Storm In Rockies   Threatens Heavy Loss Of Stock Already Weak From Previous Storms

PRICE INCREASES ASKED FOR FARMERS   House Group Told Growers May Strike Unless Their Living Standards Are Raised.

Metropolis Acts to Secure Coal and Oil Supplies; Brass Workers Go on Strike   Possible Price Boosts for Steel to Be Discussed at White House Conference; President Confers with Head of GE: Negotiations in GM Walkout Adjourned

Tug Boat Strike Cripples N. Y5 Perils Supplies  Walkout Jumps Nation’s TAle ta Ton 1.400.000

etry 1h ia lana ice te ul nah th   Five Killed, 12 Hurt In Paloctine Fichte

Threatened Bomb Action Fizzles; Explosives Sought   Teleplione Call Reporte: to British Consulate wi oa Diuaunays  Manhattan

Bomb Warning Brings Police   Building Housing British Consulate to Be Bombed, Warning

Nothing Happened  Telephone Call Said British Consulate Building in N.Y. To Be Bombed

Election Officials Must Stay On Job Until Vote-Count Is Complete, Filed

CLOSE OPA OFFICE   Notjce Effective, November 4 Is Received by Wetzel

Ministers Plan To Speed Parley  U. S. Backs ay nel On Romanian Claim

PEACE MEETING MAY END OGT. 1   Big Four Ministers Try To Iron Differences For Adjournment

Major Powers to Hold Session Today   Foreign Ministers to Attempt to Tron Out Differences

Big Four Plan To Speed End Of Peace Meet   U.S. Joins Soviet Stand In Asking Partial Pay  For Lessin Ramarnin

CALLS BlG-4 MINISTERS 10 END DISPUTES   Session Is Set Today In Effort to Iron Out Differences

U.S. Abandons Full Payment From Romania   Sides With Russia in Asking Partial Payment for Losses

Hope to Pave Way For Conference  To Adjourn Oct. 15   U. S. Sides with Russia To Cut Property Loss Payments by Romania

Holds Rotnania Cannot Pay the Two Billior Claixas of Allies; Big 4 Foreign Ministers Meet Todav.

U. S. Sides With Russia In Partial Payments For Allied Losses In Romania, Other Developments

TRAINS COLLIDE AT NAPERVILLE   75 PERSONS HURT IN BURLINGTON CRASH, BELIEVE SOME DEAD

EXTRA!  Dead, 75 Hurt in Train Crash   Burlington Flyers Crash at Naperville

Two Burlington Trains Collide Several Killed   Passengers Trapped In Tangled. Wreckage. ‘After Rear-End Crash

Bobby Soxers Go “Legit,” But Wildly   Rough Up Myrna Loy and At tack Boyers Composure at Play Premiere

ClO, MEAT INSTITUTE OPPOSE NEW CEILINGS   Reasons, However, Are Ex. treme Opposites

ClO OPPOSING  MEAT RULING   UNION BLASTING AGRICULTURE SECRETARY FOR RAISING LEVEL ABOVE OLD  . LEVEL

Union Assails Anderson For Hike In Meats   New OPA Price Ceilings Reflect Increases of 3 to 9 Cents Per Pound

MEAT CEILINGS RUN INTO WILD      Packers and Union Protest—for Different Reasons

CONTRACTOR MADE OUT LARGE CHECKS TO SENATOR BILBO   Solon Says $25,000 Was Turn: ed Over to Another Man For Cashing

UN Recommends Members Recall Spanish Envoys   Proposal Against Franco Regime Adopted by  34 to 6 Vote

Resolution Calls for Spain Break   If Franco Remains in Power, Other Measures Favored

dj  Ambassadors To Be Recalled From Madrid  United Nations Assembly Passes Resolution By: 34 To 6 Margin *  WAY IS LEFT OPEN FOR FURTHER ACTION  Subcommittee Unanimously Adopts Program Of Arms Limitation         United Nations Assembly Passes Resolution By: 34 To 6 Marain   ‘Subcommittee Unanimous: ly Adopts Program Of Arms Limitation

Anti-Franeo Move Favored  By Assembly   UrgesU.N.Members To Recall Ministers And Ambassadors

, Assembly's Resolution Allows Member Nation To Recall Ambassador

ACTION TAKEN IN ASSEMBLY BY 346 VOTE   Sub-Committee Okays Long Range Plan To Cut Armaments

Cold Wave Hits East and South   Mercury Skids to  Sub-zero Levels

Frigid Wave Spreads Over Central U. S.   Temperatures Hit 25 Below Zero In Some States

Newly Reelected Congressman, 56, Succumbs in City   Ex-State Treasurer Rose from Lowly Job to Colorful Place in Political Circles

Rep. Henry Dies Todayin Madisor   Elected Representative On Republican Ticket

Peaceful End of China Civil War An Impossibility  Marshall and Stuart ee . ee ee

Report Made as Marines, Chinese Exchange Shot:   (cen. Marshall And Ambassador Leighton lesue Statement Saying Peace Impossible

MARINES AGAIN BATTLE WITH CHINESE FORCE   _ U.S. Ambassador Stuart Joins With General in  Pessimistic Statement

 Civil War Is Spreading ....  Marshall Declares Peace In China Now Impossible

‘That's View Of Marshall ‘And Stuart   Fundamental Issues Unsettled Concern Type of Local Government in Areas Evacuated by Opposing Troops

U. S. Peace Envoys Gloomy Over Chinz   Settlement Regarded Impossible; Marines Again Exchanee Shots

China Peace “Impossible”   Gen. Marshall Is Pessimistic About The Whole Affair

Marshall And Stuart Ready To Give Up   Four Marines Hold Off Foes After Ambush

No Hope For Chinese War  Settlement   Marshall, Stuart Give Pessimistic Views As “Marines Again Shoot. At Raidine Chinese

Gen. Marshall Declares China  Can’t Be Saved  Spread of War Inevitable U.S. Marines Targets Bar Rode

Stuart Joins General In Forecast   Chinese Communists And U. S. Marines Exchange Shots Again

U.S. Efforts To Halt War Break Down   ‘Chinese Reds Attack Marines Again; Civil Strife Spreading

Our Envoys Indicate All Hope Is Gone   Marshall, Stuart Dour; Marines and Chinese : Exchanae Shois.

SETTLEMENT OF CHINA'S CIVIL WAR VERY DOUBTFUL   Statements By Gen. Geo. Marshall and U. S. Ambassador Stuart.   BLEW UP COAL TRAIN   Fresh Shots Were Exchanged With the Chinese Today.

Peace In China Impossible, Say Marshall, Stuart   General, Ambassador Report War Spreads; Marines Attacked By 50 Communists

Marshall, Stuart Release Pessimistic Statement: Blast Wrecks Coal Train

U.S. Marines Attacked by Chinese Band   Settlement by  Peaceful Means Seems Unlikely, Marshall, Stuart

Cessation of China War tnprob  4 Marines Hold Oft Chinese Raiders

General Peace Tn China Seen As Impossible   Gen. Marshall, Ambassadér Stuart Apparently Ready To Give Up.

CHINESE COLD TO PEACE PLEA   General Marshall Pessimistic About Chances of Ending Lona Civil War.

Marines Shoot To Repulse 50 In New Ambush   Marshall, Stuart See No Agreement  On Evacuation Rule

New Clash Involves Marines   Negotiators Say Every Possibility to End Fight Explored

MARSHALL ABANDONS HOPE OF CHINA PEACE   More Marines In Shooting With Chinese

Chinese Truce  “Impossible, US. ‘Marines Attacked   Marchall. Siuart Released Statement

Mser. Tougas Taken by Sudden Death   St. Helena Cathedral Pastor Stricken in Hospital This Morning

British Probe In Jews’ Mass Exodus Starts   Foreign Office Begins In. quiry At Request Of UNRRA

JUDGE SEES FEAR REAL REASON FOR FLIGHT OF JEWS   Rifkind Doubts Refugees Be ing Aided by Secret  Eps, PRL R ENT 94 NDE

Supreme Court Denies Appeal Of Yamashita   Rutledge, Murphy Dissent in 6-2 Vote; Jap General to Hang

ARMY TRIALS GET BACKING  IN DECISION   RESULT OF FIRGT TEST ‘OF “PROCEDURE IN TRIALS OF WAR CRIMINALS WAS  a ANNOUNCED TODAY   By INTERNATIONAL NEWS  POS

TRUMAN SIGNS BRITISH LOAN   26 Souvenir Pens Used By President in Signing Credit Legislation

President Signs British Loan Bill Uses 26 Pens To  Affix Sianature

Quick Action Hinted in Congress on Truman's Fact-Finding Board Request

Showing Signs — Of Moving Into Strike Picture.   Quick Action Forecast On Truman’ 5 Request For ‘Fact-Finding’ Measure

Congress Due To Move Into Strike Picture   Quick Action Likely On  Truman’s Request For Pant Biadtaaw  nee

Congress May Move Into The Strike Picture   Quick Action On President Truman’s Request Predicted

Congress Speeds Action To Solve Strike Problems   Truman Request Gets Consideration

Congress, Irked By Labor Strife, May Step Into Picture Quickly   Senators Predict Speedy Action On Truman’s Request For Fact-Finding Measure, Which May Be Even Stronger Than President Asked

LABOR STRIFE IRKS CONGRESS   Solons To Take Immediate Action; Fact-Finding Measure Pending

Congress to Act Quickly   Labor Measure of Truman Will Be Given Consideration

CONGRESS LOOKS FOR SOLUTION OF LABOR  PROBLEMS, STRIKES:  SEVERAL PROPOSALS __ . ' GIVEN ‘ROTH BODIES IN FIRST SESSIONS

Congress Hastens To Approve Measure Creating Fact-Finding Strike Boards

Davis Before Senate Group   Eastland Sees Reds Behind U. 8. Strikes

Congress Showing Strike Act Signs   Quick Developments Forecast On Truman Proposal For Fact-Finding Bill Passage

Strike Picture Finds. Congress Ready for Move   Facf-Finding Measure Drawn “For Quick Vete

Senators Move Swiitly Toward Prastic Labor Legislation   Bailey Would Revise Wagner Act And NLRB, Outlaw Closec Shop; Senators Charg¢ Moscow — Engineerins Strikes In Deliberats Effert To Take Ove Lj. S. Gov't.

Quick Action Upon Strikes By Congress Is Predicted   Measure May Exceed Request Of Truman

Forecast Quick Knactment of Labor Measure   Law May Be Stronger Than President Asked In Requesting Fact Finding Legislation

Show Signs Of Sweeping Into Strike Picture   Congressmen Irked By Mounting Labor Strife: Forecast Quick Action.   STUDY FACT-FINDING

Congress, Irked by Mounting Labor Strife. Shows Signs Of Moving Into Strike Picture

Congress Shows Signs of Moving Swiftly  ‘Into Nation’s Critical Labor Situation

CONGRESS GIRDS TO ACT SPEEDILY   Quick Action Forecast Upon Fact-Finding Measure

Demand Grows For Strike Curb   Congress Prepares For Drastic Moves

Congress To Aci in Strikes   Quick Action Is Seen on ‘FactFinding’ Bill

Strikes Threaten Starvation for Milions--Hoover   Ex-President Appalled at Return From Tour of Famine Areas.

Jap Plot To Kill Stalin Documented   Attempts in 1939 Are Described in Reports

Japan Made  Attempt to  Kill Stalin Nazi Documents D .~~-n-dl Di.ger'....

Japan Made Attempt to Kall Stalin  ~ Nazi Documents Reveal Plottine

Predicts CPA To Keep Curb On Building   More Than 15 Other Controls To Be Lifted Says U.S. Director

Revised Version of New Testament Is  Reing Published by Church Scholars

New Translation of New Testament ‘To Have First Publication Monday

CHANGES MADE IN NEW TESTAMENT   NEW TRANSLATION TO BE PUBLISHED NEXT MONDAY

Changes Made ir New Testament  Committee Finishes Work on Translation

FEDERAL BOYS FLYING WHITE FLAG   West Texan Shews ‘Em That She's Whiz At Making Soap

 Bows to Dame Fashion  CPA Lifts Most Restrictions On Fancy Designs for Dresses

CURBS ON FANGY DRESSES LIFTED   BAN REMOVED FROM PLEATS AND TRIMMING—LENGTH RESTRICTION REMAINS.

“Tries Get Union, Owners Together  Operators Willing, Lawie le Silent

Krug Seeks to Revive Coal Parleys, Postpone Strike Action 60 Days

KRUG SEEKS TO DELAY ANY TIEUP ACTION   Union Chief Maintains Silence Following Conferences

SECRETARY KRUG ASKS OPERATORS 70 MEET LEWIS   Suggests 60-Day Postponement of Any Strike Action Pending Negotiations Between 2 Sides.   PROPOSAL ACCEPTED BY MINE OWNERS   Union Leader’s Reaction in  Doubt—Contract Now in Force to Expire No-  vember 20. -

Talks With Operators and Lewis; Will See Lewis Again Today to Discuss Coal Issues.

OUTLANK DARK FOR PEACE IN COAL DISPUTE   OWNERS SOUNDED OUT; CONFERENCE ENDS ABRUPTLY

Interior Secretary’s Session With Operators Lasts But 45 Minutes—Only 30 Minutes Spent With John L’s. Mine Workers   By HAROLD W. WARD

GOUIN NAMES LEON BLUM 10 POST   Will Negotiate Financial Pacts With Allies

BLUM NAMED BY FRENCH TO GET AlD OF ALLIES   Gouin To Lay Four-Point Program Before Assembly

Blum Named Ambassador Extraordinary   Gouin Prepares Plan To Solve Economic (C'ricic in Franca

Renews Denial of Treaty With Russians   Iranian Garrison Towns Reported Captured by Kurds

FREEMAN DcPICTS CONGRESSMAN AS TROUBLE-SHOOTER   Committee Considers Legal Action to Force Kentuck. an te Testife

FREEMAN TELLS OF MAY EFFORT TO HELP FIRW   Acted as a Trouble Shooter for Accused Company

Profits Probers Hear Testimony - Of Key Witness   Washington Agent of Erie Basin Concern Tells of Operations

Says May Was Trouble-Shooter On WarContract:s   Erie Basin Official Says He Called On Congressman for Aid Frequently

May Interceded For Paper’  Empire, Probers Are Told   Joseph Freeman Testifies He Asked Congressman To Do ‘Some Trouble-Shooting For Him Probably Six Or Eight Times—Maybe More’

May Help to Metal Firm Told   Agent Says Solon Did Troubie-Shooting “Six or Eight Times”

REP. MAY ACCUSED OF PRESSURING   War Profits Group Told How May interceded for Firm

Legislation to Force Testimony By Kentuckian Sifted as Probers Prepare to Hear Financiers’ Story

MAY 1S ACCUSED AT HEARING TODAY   Senate Committee Tells of Intercessions Made by Congressman.

Congressman W. C. Ploeser to be Speaker at’ Lincoln Day Banquet at the Flora Community Building Next Wednesday Evening, Feb. 13

Soviets Warned Against Complacency; Stalin Shuns Celebration Limelight

Soviets [hrong Red Square for Annual Parades   Stalin Again Absent From Celebration of Moscow Festivities

REDS’ MILITARY MIGHT ON SHOW   Thousands Throng Square In Moscow To Celebrate 29th Anniversary Of Rolshevist Revolution.

Soviets Display Military Might On Anniversary   Preparedness Is Necessary for Peace, Reds Say

Bolshevist Birthday Celebrated   Stalin Absent at Opening of Three Day Festivity.

Red Might On Parade   Display Celebrating Bolshevist Revolution ‘Smallest in Years

Russ Celebrate Anniversary Of Revolution   Order Of Day Declares Russian Preparedness Noepreecarve For Security,

Denies ‘Winds’ Tip-Off Was Received  Dherea af Penhae Te   Phase of Probe Is Ended With Admiral’s Evidence

Rear Admiral Denies. ‘Winds’ Note Received   Leigh Noyes..Tells Harbor Probers No Waer-Tipping - Message Received Before Attack by Japs

NOYES DENIES NAVY DECODED WIND MESSAGE   Pearl Harbor Inquiry To End Public  Hearings

Noyes Denies Real ‘Winds’  Message Sent   Head Of Communications In Navy Department Heard By Probers

Denies ‘Winds’ Tip- Off  Was Received Phase of Probe Is Ended With  js a, a Pe peer ganna

PEARL HARBOR PROBE   Admiral Says He Saw No Authentic Jap Winds Message

PITTSBURGH AGAIN FACING =~ THREAT OF POWER STRIKE   EFFORTS BEING MADE TO AVERT WALKOUT CALLED FOR TOMORROW MORNING

PLANE CRASHES INTO DEEP CREEK LAKE   Single-Enzine Craft Was En Route From Riverdale To Dayton, Ohio: Hit Povcer Line

Airplane Hits Wire, Plunges Into Water   Pilot of Craft fs Believed Drowned in Deep Creek Lake on Tuesday

Another Bilbo Inquiry   Committee Will Go Into Charges He Tried to Prevent Negroes From Voting

Sen. Bilbo Face: Second Inquiry  War Contracts to Be Invecstiaated 

BILBO FACES IND INQUIRY   Senate Group Will Look Into Relations With Contractors

Senator Bilbo Undergoing Twa Investigations   Senate War Investigating Committee Authorizes  Second Probe

Second Senate : Group Launches Probe Of Bilbo   Inquiry Concerned Solely With Bilbo’s. Relations With Group Of War Contractors:

BILBO FACES ANOTHER PROBE   To Check Contract Deals for Army Airfields

BILBO FACING NEW SENATE INQUIRY   Probers To Check Senator’s Building Record

Bilbo Faces New Investigation by Senate Committee   Mississippian Will Be Asked to Explain Wartime Contract«

Senator Bilbo Faces Inquiry Into Relations  With Builders   Second Senate Body Investigates Report  Of $25,000 Donation

“The Man” Object Of Two Inquiries Sen. Bilbo’s Relations With War Contractors Under Senate Scrutiny

Second Senate Group Launches  Probe Of Bilbo      War Contractors Relations Target

BILBO'S PART IN     WIL BE PROBED   Mississippi Senator Facing New Investigation by Sdnate Probe Group

Second Senate Group Launches  Probe Of Bilbo   Mississippian’s Relation: With War Contractors Inder Scrutiny.

Second Probe Bilbo Affairs Is Authorized   Senator Faeex Investigation  For Ais Relations With   Group, Of War Contructors

BILBO FACED WITH WAR BUILDING PROBE   Second Investigation Ordered By Senate

BILBO’S FACING DOUBLE INQUIRY   Senator Also To Answer Allegations of Receiving War Contract Fees

World Holds John Bulls Lion At Bay   Kt ¥s Hard. te Recall When. Any Nation Was So Beset. With Troubles as Great Britain Is Teday.

Britain Beset By Many Irritations From All Sides   From Palestine To Burma She Has Military and  Economic Troubles

John Bull Is Beset by Many Hardships in Struggle to Regain Economic Position

‘An Incredible Number Of Harassments Beset Great Britain ....  Britain Has Troubles A-plenty

[BRITISH BESET BY WORST WOES 'OF ANY NATION AS FAR-FLUNG ICOLONIFS ATT. SEEM IN TIPROAR

BRITISH BESET BY WORST WOES. OF ANY NATION AS FAR-FLUNC COLONIES ALL SEEM IN UPROAR

Mackenzie’s Column Lee  Troubles Pile Up For Britain As Peacetime Brings New Woe:

CHINA TO SETTLE OWN POLITICAL PROBLEM   Political And Military Parties Split

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Gen. Marshall’s Decision   MacArthur in Manila

53,000 Auto Workers Idled By Strikes   Plants Forced To Lay Off Men Por: Laek of Parts

DETROIT IDLE NEARS 53,000   LABOR MEDIATORS WORK ON TWO KEY STRIKES

No Contest In _ School Election  .Two: Directors And — Treasurer Unopposed

NoContestIn School Election  ‘Two Directors And Treasurer Unopposed

MINERS EXPRESS VIEWS (N VERDICI   Western Pennsylvania Group Threaten Reprisals :

Jury is Being Selected In Murder Case Where Body Was Never Found

Flood Damage Over a Million   Highway and Crop Domaae Not Included

JUNKING OF OPA PUSHED BY AFL   Removal Of All But Rent Ceilings Demanded Rv Labor Group

AFL Calls for End Now of Wage And Price Controis   Asks Employers for ¢ Voice in Running Businesses

Air Services To Be Increased With The Addition of Other Facilities.

Air Services To sBe Increased * ‘With The Addition’ of  Other - Facilities.

State Democrats Drop Traditional White Primary; Launch 1946 Ballot Campaign

Traditional White Primary Rule Eliminated In Alabama   Elections In State Now Open To Qualified Negroes; Counties Assured Of Additional Revenue As Fees Fixed; Walter J. Merrill Named Committeeman

Yugoslavia Says Trieste Doomed  Delegates Work Aaainst The Clock

Tito Demands Treaty Favors      agoslavia Pushes Figh: To Dominate Trieste

Delegates of 21-Nation Peace Conference Work Against Clock Tackle Last Basic Problem Before Them.

Yugoslavia Pleads Special Position For Trieste Zone   Declares Free State Will “Stifle To Death’ Unless Changed

Yugoslavia Pleads For Special  Status on Trieste  U. S. Proposal Which Would Codify Decision Is Attacked

Yugoslavs Ask Position in Trieste Zone   Delegate Sees Doom For City Unless Plea Is Granted

Slavs Assail U. S. Propasal For Triesie   Peace Commission Rejects Greek Plea For Border Changes

YUGOSLAVS MAKE PLEA FOR TRIESTE      Declare Zone Doomed Uniess Granted A Special Position

Trieste Case Tackled by Delegates   Yugoslavia Seekinc Special Position in Life of District

Old Ritual, Streamlined In War,  ‘Revived At Harvard Commencement

Sympathy Strike In Philadelphia   ‘Thousands Gather Around City Hall.

THOUSANDS OF —PIPKETS-MASS      PHELADELPHIA CITY “HALL RINGED BY CIO ELECTRICAL . WORKERS IN BIG DEMONSTRATION

Byrnes Anxious Over UNO as He Refurns fo U. 5.   Secretary Says He’s Satisfied On Atom Policy

Helena Girl Badl} Injured When Car Is Overturned  Patricia Dowd and He Mother Are Among Four Accident Victims

Helena Girl Badly Injured When Car Is Overturned  Patricia Dowd and He: Mother Are Among

Romanian Actions Solution Unlikely   Truman Indicates U. S$ Will Move Cautiously

U, S. Protests Red Detention Of Romanians   Romanian Communists Keep Citizens Employed By United States Mission

U. $. GOVERNMENT PROTESTS AGAINS) ROMANIA ARRESTS   Employees of American Mis sions Jailed by. Com-munist Reaime

ING PROTEST FROM THE UNITED STATES TO ROMANIA   Against Detention of Romanian Citizens Employed By U. S. In Budapest.   POLITICAL OPPOSITION   The Incidents Go Back to Last May 26 and Involves Three Persons.

Three Persons Involvec in Incidents; Are on U. S, Payrolls as Civilian Aides

UNITED STATES DEMANDS THAT ROMANIA CEASE HARASSING MEN EMPLOYED IN AMERICAN SERVICE

U.S. Protests Against Detention of Romanians Emploved at Bucharest

U. S. Protests Red Arrests  Seat = Seeeeroe   Yank Employes Held In Bucharest

Romania Gets U.S. Protest.   Detention of Trio Nets Official Action

ARREST HELP OF AMERICAN ARMY INBUCHAREST   Charge Communist Attempting to Smash Political Opposition

U. $. PROTESTS ROMANIA GRAB OF EMPLOYES   Diplomats See Attempt To Smash ‘Democratic’ Political Opposition

Romania Draws Ire  Of U.S. as Strong Protest Is Lodaed   Arrest of Citizens Employed by U.S, Interpreted As a Political Move

U, S. DENOUNCES ROMANIAN ACTS   Delivers Strong Protest Ir Detention Of Workers

Strong Protest Is Given Romania Aaainst Detention of U.S. Workers

America Battles Doceision  Of Alien   Citizens Detentior Protest Is Made By Uncle Same   BY JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic Reporter

U.S. Is Protesting Detention of Three Employes  Rumanian Workers Are  Being Held by  Qavern meant Orderc

State Department Demands Romania Cease Harassing Yanks In Bucharest

Indict 3 More InConspiracy  Gambling Protection  fo men Emvaleun.

TRUMAN SURE MEAT SEIZURE WILL END STRIKE   Believes Workers Wil Return To Jobs Under Old Wages

President Believes Meat Workers To Resume Jobs   Truman, Speaking At News Conference, Expresses Conviction They Will Return Under Government Operation Of Closed Plants

Official Washington Confident Meat Flow Will Start Saturday   Indications That C. 1, 0. Strikers Will Swallow Disappointment Over Failure To Get Immediate Wage Boost.

TRUMAN THINKS MEAT WORKERS WILL OBEY LAW      Believes They Will Return Te Their Jobs Under U. 8. Supervision

— #83 af WILL TAKE “' ‘OVER PLANTS  SATURDAY #9   Unions Still Undecided On Action

Boy Reunited With Parents In Philadelphiz   Mayer Trobman Tells His Parents ‘I've Bee Away’ in Reply to All Their Questions

Army Bans Sending Families of Lower Ranks Overseas  Regulars Below Staff   Regulars Below Staff Sergeant May Ask to Come Back to U. S.

ARMY REVISES   Lower Grade Enlisted Men Lose Privilege of Bringing Them

FEWER G. . WIVES TO GO OVERSEAS   ARMY BANS TRANSPORTATION OF FAMILIES OF MEN IN LOWER GRADES.

NO MORE Gi FAMILIES TO. OVERSEAS THEATER   Wives OF Enlisted Men In The Lower Grades Cannot Go Outside T. 3. Tervitorics

No More G.l. Families To Go Overseas   Only Those of Officers And Some Non-Coms To Be So Housed.

HOUSING PINCH FELT OVERSEAS   Many Army Wives Are Barred From Joining Husbands Abroad

BAN GI WIVES GOING ABROAD   Army Says No Families O! Enlisted Men Will Be Sent After Dec.

Transportation of Families Halted  Men May Apply for Transfer, Discharge

IVETS GET PRIORITY ON BUILDING =.  Demos, GOPs Join Forces To Push Housing Program

LEGISLATORS IN AGREEMENT ON HOUSING PLAN   Government Will Provide 600 Millions In Subsidy  a   VETERANS WILL GET PRIORITY ON HOMES

House Leader: Unite to Push Housing Bill   Agreement Reached On Plan to Carry Out Truman Program

Leaders Of Congress Agree On Bill   Government Restores Almost Wartime Svstem Of Controls

56,000 UNITS TO GET BULK QF MATERIALS   Veterans’ Priority On 2,700,000 Houses Granted; Party Leaders Agree

NEW HOUSING ACT DRAFTED   House Leaders Are Agreed On Legislation Needed For Vast Program

Leaders Agree On Program Of Home Building   $600,000,000 Housin g Subsidy Would be Added to Plans

Lawmakers Unite on  Housing Bill   Leaders of Both Parties Agree On New Progran

Agreement Reached on Veterans Housing Legislation   Democratic, Republican Leaders Will Unite in Pushing Bill That Provides $600,000,000 in Subsidies

Solons Speed 7  Housing Plan   ‘Leaders Unite to Achieve eessary Leoi«l

Truman’sPlan For Housing Ts Approved   Almost Complete Agreement Reached On Homes—For Yeteraus Procram

Demos and GOP Are Near Accord On Housing Plan  Bipartisan Effort to Support Wyatt's  Pinme im Penanact

ABANDONMENT PLANS ON M. AND A. BARED   President of Railroad Says Steps to Junk Strike-Bound Line Are Being Taken,

W.Springman Dies in Streator  Taxicab Cras   Body First Mistaken for Another's, Later Re-identified —

TRUMAN ENDORSES PLAN FOR AMERICANS TO GO ON DIET TO SAVE FOOD FOR EUROPEANS

ALLIED COUNCIL WILL BE ASKED FOR CLEMENCY   Strong Guard Maintained To Prevent Any Possible Suicide Attempts

Doomed Nazi War Leaders Prepare Clemency Appeals   Anti-Suicide Watch Placed Around Convicts; Pleas Seen Futile

Condemned Nazis Confer with Lawyers Today on Appeals for Clemency

LT rie a SHE ISN’T GETTING VERY FAR  Wife Staging Sitdown Strike. Until Hubby Comes To Senses

DEFERMENT CU FOR INDUCTION   19-29 Age Group Up  for Call in Sentembey

DRAFT DEFERMENT  RULES STIFFENED   Men Of 19 Through 29 May Expect To Be Called In September  Unless Irreplaceable

U.S. Policies Are Said Endangered   Nationwide Hysteria Is Blamed for Current Situation

OUR PROPERTY NEEDS GUARD, HE ANNOUNCES   Discharge Record Is Praised by War Sub-Secretary -

Marshall Says Manchuria is in Tense Condition   Stable China is Seen Best Hope Of Pacific Peace

Marshall Says Unified, Stable China Essential   Special Attention Is Being Given to “Extremel; Critical’ Situation in Manchuna

Will Attempt to Set New Record   A Giant TWI Constellation Scheduled to Leave Los Angeles Tonight.

AIRLINER READY FOR RECORD HOP   LPAVES LOS ANGELES TONIGHT IN ATTEMPT TO LOWER U, S, MARK

Fordham Seismograph Records Severe Earthquakes Believed In Burma Area

U.S. Policy In China Is Attacked   West Coast Meeting Hears It Fosters Civil War; Recall Of Merrines Asked

\Speakers at Far Eastern Affairs Conference ‘Bap Byrnes’ Present Foreign Policy in China

FAR EASTERN POLICY RAPPED   Recall of Marines from China Demanded By Solon

Comment On Byrnes Yanks Condemned For Actions In China; Japs, British Pleased

Beef Returns to  Dinner Tables  But Higher Prices Strain Budgets

PRAYER. EXPIRES   Mother Had Ignored Advice of Dactors to Provide Hospital Care -

Father Vows He'll Insist on Doctors; Praver ‘Treatment’ Fails to Save Son

His Mother Opposed to Medic Help   Father Is Bitter Against Her View; Vows Care For Other Sons.

Acheson Denies  ‘Soviet Claims 1 Fleet's Visit Is Set After Plebiscite

Acheson Denies Soviet Claims Fleet's Visit Is Set  Rfline Dl -ektentin

Seéks To Speed Drafts Of Ajlied Peace Pacts With Several Nations

ASKS SESSION TO SPEED UP TREATY WORK   Four Nations Asked To Attend Session In Paris April 25

Increases Bonus Plan On Wheat   Hope to Lure 100,000,000 Bushels of Wheat  from Farms

GRAIN BONUS IS RETROACTIVETO APRIL 3, DECREE   Government Shift Applies -To Wheat Sold Under ~ Certificate Plan

OPA Orders Stiff Price Increases on Butter and Cheese   Butter Up 11 Cents Cheddar Cheese 6--Living Costs Climb At ‘‘Alarmina Rate”

Butter Goes Up Today   An 11 Cent Rise; Cheddar Cheese Up 6 Cents; Sugar Increase Next

Prices Up On Butfer And Some Cheese   Rise in Living Costs Called Alarming by Some Authorities After Steady Increase   Milk Price Already Up

Cheese Boosted 6c; Evaporated Milk Up, Too   Economist Warns Living Cost Zooms at ‘Alarming Rate’

OPA Butter and Cheese Increase Finally Ordered  Hikes, Respectively, Of 11 and 6 Cents;  Aide Manufacturers

OPA Plans To Up Prices Of Butter And Cheese Today   Eleven Cent Boost For Butter, Six Cents For Cheese Expected Today

Grain Cost Rise Cited As Reasor   Cheddar Cheese Costs Consumer Six Cents More Per Pound.

Retail Cost to Go Up 11 Cents On a Pound  Other Food Items Affected by Order

11-CENT BUTTER BOOST ORDERED   OPA Also Calls For Increase Of Six Cents On Cheddar Cheese

Prices Also Increased On Cheese   Retail Increase Takes Ef fect Soon—Other Price  Boosts Announced

Boost of Prices of Dairy Products Made: Living Costs Rise Alarmingly

BY OPA OFFICIALS   New Action Will Go in Effect at Once; Cans of Milk Also Will Cost More in Future.   AGENCY RELATES REASON FOR ACTION

Butter Is Boosted 11 Cents   Cheese Up 6 Cents: Increase Will Total

Cheese Price is Boosted 6 Cents; Sugar Rise Next   New Price Ceilings Follows Action On Milk; Boost in Aluminum Products Allowed

Living Costs Climbing at A Fast Clip   Cheddar Cheese, Evaporated Milk Also Hiked: In: creases Go into Effect When Grocer Buys at Higher Price

Living Costs Rise at ‘Alarming’ Rate; 12 Per Cent a Year   Butter, Cheddar Cheese, Coal, Sugar Price Boosts Allowed

BUTTER TO GO UP 11 CENTS PER POUND   Cheese Prices Raised; Coal Increases Considered

Price Increase For Butter And Cheese Ordered   Living Costs Said To Be Going Up At “Alarming” Rate

OPA Orders  Increase In Butter Price   Cost Goes Up 11 Cents A Pound; Cheddar Cheese Up Six Cents.

BUTTER, CHEESE PRICES BOOSTED   GOV'T ECONOMIST SAYS LIVING COST IS RISING RAPIDLY

ELEVEN-CENT BOOST IN BUTTER ORDERED   OPA Also Increases Retail Price Of Cheddar Cheese Six Cents, Effective At Once

ee: Ce SA: Sr eS  Butter to jump Il Cents a Pound   Think Clothing Costs Due to Boom Skv-High

Cost U1 Living Said Rising Af Alarming Rate   Cheddar Cheese Is Up 6 Cent's Under Naw OPA Order

Prices on Butter And Cheese Soar By OPA Directive   ‘Aluminum. Utensils Cost More; Coal Prices Will Go Up

Butter, Cheese Price Increases Ordered by OPA   Cost of Living Boosts Alarm High Economists

Cost Of Living   ‘s.  Alarming Rafe Cheddar Cheese Is Up 6 Cents Under  New OPA Order

Evaporated Milk Up 1c; Cheddar Cheese Lifted 6c   Increases to Go Into Effective Momentarily

Retail Butter Price  Boost Effective Today    Milk Prices, Cheddar Cheese Cost Also Increased

6-Cent Jump For Cheddar: Cheese Also   OPA Says Living Costs Climbing at “Alarming” Rate

Price ‘Increase For Butter Is Effective   Evaporated Milk Raised One Cent, Cheese Six Cents

(OPA PUTS BUTTER UP 11 CENTS, AD CHEESE 6 CENTS   By MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

OPA Approves 11-Cent Boost On Butter, Six Cents On Cheese; Price of Coal To Rise 40 Cents a Ton This Week Due To Miners’ Raise

Butter Up 11 Cents Inder OPA Order   Cheddar Cheese Prices Also Increased Six Cents a Pound As Top Government Economist Asserts Living Costs Soar at ‘Alarming’ Rate

Soaring Costs of Living Are Called Alarming   Moving Upat Rate of 1 Per Cent a Month. Economist Warns

Cheddar Cheese Increased Six Cents a Pound.   Jump Is Effective at Once; Climb In Living Cost Is Hit

CEILING PRICE ON EVAPORATED MILK IS UPPED   OPA Boosts Butter 11 Cents a Pound; Takes Other Actions

OPA Orders Boost in Butter Price   Eleven Cents Added Per Pound as Cheese Also Rises

BUTTER PRICE HIKED 11 CTS. PER LB. TODAY   Increase Becomes Effective Almost Immediately, OPA Announces

OPA Orders Increase in Butter Price   Manufacturers’ Price Becomes Effective Immediately

LIVING COSTS SOAR  Butter and Cheese Prices Increased Today by OPA

Canned Milk And Chedder Cheese Climb   Manufacturers Given 10-Cent Boost For Pound of Butter

OPA ORDERS © 11-CENT HIKE INBUTTER —   Order Is to “Be Given Effect  Immediately

PRICES CLIMB, BUTTER BOOST HURTS’ MOST   11-Cent Increase Approved by OPA—Cheddar Cheese Also Goes Up

Butter Price Is Inereased  LL Cents Lb.   OPA Also Authorises SixCent Boost In Ceiling On Chedder Cheese

6-Cent Jumy     Cheese Also   OPA Says Living Costa Climbing at “Alarms ine” Rate

PRICE INCREASE IS DESIGNED 10 UP PRODUCTION   Cheddar Cheese Gets ‘Rise of 6 Cents; Order th Effect Immediately

ElevenCents a Pound !ncreaseln  Price of Butter Orderedby OPA   Washington, June 17. (—OPA today ordered retail price increases of 11 cents a pound on butter and six cents a pound for cheddar cheese. _

Anthracite Operators See Hope in Truee   Negotiators Receive Demands of Hard Coal Workers for Study

Official Report Made on “Leak”  of Atom Secrets   Say Russian Attache Had Instructions on Bomb. Also U. §. Troop Moves

Charges Agents Sought Reports on U. S. Troops   Atomic Energy, Radar Secrets Claimed Other Goals of Embassy Men

Jewish Underground Says Warning Ignorec   Irgun Zvai Leumi Blames Britisl For The Loss Of Life At  Hotel Bomb Attack

BRITISH ARE BLAMED FOR HIGH TOLL   Claims Are Made Ample Warning Had Been Issued

Underground Says Soldiers Stage Attack   48 Killed In Explosion Inv Palestine Hotel

Jewish Underground Admits Bomb Attack   Organization Blames British for Loss Of Life Saying Warnings Ignored Before Attack on Jerusalem Hotel; 48 Killed

Irgun Zvai Leumi ‘Soldiers’ Staged Bomb Attack on King David Hotel Statement Asserts   British Blamed for Loss of 48 Lives Because Warning Was “Ignored”; Wide Man Hunt On for Group Disquised as Arabs

Bomb Attack Admitted by Jewish Group   48 Dead, 72 Missing; Officials Continue Hunt for Culprits

SECRET GANGS ADMIT ATTACK IN JERUSALEM   BOMBING KILLS 48: 55 INJURED AND 72 MISSING

Lewis Is Told U. S. Position In Coal Strike   Counter-Of fer Ts Ruaored. UMW Chief. Krug Silent ee perma a 2 ferrin qe

Krug Presents U.S. Stand on Coal to Lewis   Industry Spokesman Says Mines Will Be Closed Down Soon Due To Shortage of Cars

MINERS BOSS LISTENS FOR THREE HOURS   Details Undisclosed; UMW Chieftain Is Cheerful After  Conference

KRUG AND LEWIS DISCUSS STRIKE   U. S& POSITION ON POINTS AT ISSUE IN DISPUTE ARE MADE CLEAR.

Krug, Lewis Confer On  Coal Issues   Government Position On Principal Points Outlined At Meeting

NO AGREEMENT YET ATTAINED IN COAL TIEUP   Government’s Pesition Ox Principal Points At Issue Given Lewis   TRUCE SCHEDULED TO EXPIRE ON SATURDAY

Lewis Hears  Government's  Position on Major Issues —  VMW Chief Silent; Mining May Cease Today Because  asp Te) ot

Conference To Resume Today In Washington      Counter Proposal Believed to Have Been Offered Lewis

LEWIS HEARS U5. PROPOSAL TORUN MINES   CHIEF OF UMW IN GOOD HUMOR; NEW OFFER HINTED

MINE DISPUTE: DISCUSSED BY KRUG, LEWIS   Secretary Gives Govt. Position on Chief Points at Issue

WHOLESOME PROJECT—  Lamar County's Schools Can Ask Lunch Funds Now

Pravda Assails Role Played by Michigan Republican at Big 4 Parley, Charging He Made Insinuations Against Russia —Other Soviet Newspapers Criticize Byrnes’ Proposal for Conference on German Peace Terms.

REDS TAKE RAP AT VANDENBERG   Michigan Senator Called Grave Dieger Of Paris Peace Conference

MEAD BODY 10 CONDUCT MORE INDUIRIES   To Investigate 6 or 8 Additional Cases Approved by Trumah

SENATE GROUP  PLANS PROBES   4 ®  xX OR EIGHT’ INQUIRITE  INTO ALLEGED WAR SCAN DALS ARE NOW ON SCHEDULE

MORE WAR SCANDAL PROBES ARE PLANNED   Hawali Army Engineer Under Investigation

More War Scandal Probes Are Coming    Senator Kilgore Reveals Mead Committee Plans ‘‘Six 01  Eight’’ Additional Investigations

Assailant Stabs, Kills  Librarian   Police Of 3 States Join In Manhunt For Ohio Woman's Slayer

SpreadDragnet F or Slayer Of Ohio Librarian   akietiteg Assailant Stab: -bed and Beat to Death . Miss’ Emily Aberpathy, of Bryan

ATTACKER KILLS OHIO LIBRARIAN   Police of Three States Seek Brutal Bryan Murderer.

‘Police Patrol Highways In Three States In Hunt For Slayer Of Bryan Librariar

LIBRARY AIDE IS FOUND SLAIN   Three-State Search Pressed For Assailant after Body Is Discovered

POLICE SEEK SLAYER OF OHIO LIBRARIAN   Bryan Blond Stabbed Tc Death By Assailant

Report Shows Over 50 Billior In Lend-Lease   Truman Reveals U.S. Got Back Ten Billion From Wartime Alfies

Allies Got Over 50 Billions Lend Lease During War   President Truman Submits Report Of Lend-Lease Aid Of U. S. In War   GREAT BRITAIN GOT OVER 31 BILLIONS

70 Per Cent of Lend-Lease Marked Paid, Truman Says   Total Aid to Allies Set at $50,692,000,000 in 23rd Report Prepared for Congress

BRITAIN WAS  LONE MOST FOR WARFARE      RUSSIA 18 ONLY MAJOR, WAR fIME ALLY Witt witont ~ ‘ AGREEMENT NOT  YET SIGNED

Army Tightens Its Discipline In Philippines   American Commander Sharply Criticised by Island Newspaper

AMERICAN GENERAL IS UNDER FILIPINO FIRE   Philippine Paper Blames Christ jansen And His Officers For Lack Oy Discipline

Federal Probe Of Lynchings Is Stalemated   Unable to Identify Any Of Georgia Mob, Says Grand Torv Renaet

No Indictments Are Returned in Mass Negro Lynching   Federal Jurors Didn't Establish Identity Of Mobsters

Federal Probers Of Mass Lynching Report Failure  Grand Jury Unable To &: tablish Identity Of  f.. *ls.. DH vet & re

Jury Fails to Fix Identity in Mass Lynching  Body Is Recessed Subject to Recall by Federal Judge

deral Grand Jury Fails Establish Identity Of in Involved In Lynching

Jury Reports Inability To Establish Identity In Notorious Lynching

FAILS 10 INDICT ~ INLYNGHING OF   ‘JURY UNABLE TO ESTABLISH IDENTITY OF MEMBERS OF GEORGIA MOB

ASKS REPORT ON PIPELINES   Rep. Walter Asserts He Is Keeping Eye on Efforts  To Sell Govt. Lines

Labor Leaders Opposing New Wage-Price Plan   Murray Joins Green And Lewis In Battling Gov ernment's New Policy   WAGE CONTROL MAIN TARGET

MURRAY HITS. CONTROL OVER _ PAY-INCREASE   MURRAY JOINS AFL LEADER GREEN IN CRITICHZING TRUMAN PLAN. FOR INDUSTRIAL PEACE

New Waae-Price Plan Scored by Labor Leaders   Murray, Green, Lewis Unite in Union Protest

WOVERAMENT'S WAUE-PRICE PAUGRAM UNDER HEAVY FIRE IAAY FROM ORGANIZED LABOR

House Group Plugs For Draft Holiday   But Senate Seems to Favor Continuing Selective Service Without Experiment

Draft Holiday Is  Winning Favor   New Plan Would Ban Inductions For Four Or Six Months

DRAFT HOLIDAY IS BACKED BY HOUSE LEADERS   Army Willing To Ban All Inductions; Senators Favor Extensjon

House Favoring Draft Holiday; Senate Opposing   Senate And House Groups Strive To Reach Decision

Holiday On Draft Gains Supporters   Senate And House Work On Decisions

May Vote On Draft Today    ‘Draft Holiday Seems Strong in House But Not in Senate

DRAFT HOLIDAY MOVE WINS HOUSE SUPPORT   Continuance of Selective Service Finds Favor Among Senate Groups

EXTENSION FAVORED BY SENATORS   Lower Chamber Suggests 6 Months Ban On Inductions

DRAFT HOLIDAY WINS BACKING IN HOUSE   Senate For Continuation Of Selective Service   Of Both Houses Expect To Reach Decision Today On Draft Law

Washington Views Vary Over Draft Holidaying   Decision Expected Pefore Dave Bnd

DRAFT HOLIDAY IDEA GETS SOME HOUSE SUPPORT   Would Stop Draft For Several Months After May 15 If Congress Agrees To Year's Extension.

EXTENSION OF DRAFT LAW IS SEEN AS SURE   Holiday On All Inductions Gains Favor At Capitol

HOUSE LEADERS OPPOSE SENATE ATOMIC PLANS   Committee Wants One Military Member on Board (* Five To Act

WILSON LICKED LEWIS IN 1919   BIG POLITICAL PRESTIGE HINGES ON OUTCOME

Will Truman Defeat’ Lewis? Capital Asking  Wilson's Victory Over Miners’ Chieftain Brings Up Political Aspects of Crisis

WOODROW WILSON MADE LEWIS QUIT IN 1818 DISPUTE   Troman’s Political Future May Be Affected By  Pracan? Rrittle

TRUMAN HAS GREAT DEAL AT STAKE      Would Lose Labor Support If He Whips Lewis

Wyatt Again Will Talk With Truman   Bold Federal Housing Program To Be Sought

Argentina Appeals to U. Nations   U. S&S. Blue Book Is Erroneous in Accusations Against Prominent Citizens of Country

ARGENTINA RAPS CHARGES OF U. 8.   OFFERS TO SUBMIT ITS UASE TO OTHER AMERICAN NATIONS OR U.N. 0.

Argentina’s Acts Scored   Kilgore Would Make.  Accounting Of Nazis

Argentina May Lay Case Before World   Government Offers To Let American Nations Or UNO Study U.S. Charge

Argentina to Put Case Before UNO Assembly   Charge U. S. Seeking to Influence Latins’ Elections

Argentine Puts Its Case Up To United Nations   Nation Answers U. S Blue Book Charge

Government Offers To Let American Nations Or UNO Study U. S. Charge

Argentina Offers to Put Case to UNO   Nation Replies to U. S. Criticism With Intervention Charge

SEEKS DAMAGES; CAR PASSED OVER FOOT   7. Makowski, Warrington Seeking

OAKFORD MAN IS NAMED DEFENDANT; - ASSUMPSIT ACTION   Co-Partners of Edsam Screw Machine Products Name J. Hamilton   MOTORIST ASKS $127   (Quakertown Woman and  Wrightstown Man Seeking Divorces

QUAKERTOWN FAMILY SEEKO 910,000 CLAIM   Two Wives and Husband File Libels in Divorce Here   2 BRISTOL LIBELLANTS

UANFORD (WAN OUED IN CHIL COURT ACTION   Blooming Glen Motorist Claims $127 Damages

$10,000 CLAIM SOUGHT BY BUCKS CO. FAMILY   James Wark and Wife and Son Name Norristown Man As Defendant

Death Threats to British Officers Made  Nerve War Reopen: in Jerusalem:

Russia Defeated Twice in Moves At Peace Parley   Soviets Lose on Votes Regarding Finland, Hungary

White House Conference Called Today   Government Is Ready With Freight Embargo

FOOD EMBARGO IS READIED BY ODT OPERATORS   Little Hope Of Rail Peace Seen As Government Takes Over Mines

RAILWAY WORKERS SUBMIT PROPOSAL (IN PENDING STRIKE   Truce Will Expire at 4p.m. Thursday for Union Members and Carrier of Nation.

—LAST WORD— Truce Due  To Expire Tomorrow   Truman Expected To Confer With Both Sides .

Truce In — Strike To. End Thurs.   UNION HEADS INSIST WALKOUT: WILL TAKE PLACE AT 4:00 P, M. TOMORROW IF AGREEMENT * NOT REACHED - oo

Officials Standing By For Truman Parley   Five-Day Truce Expires Tomorrow: U. S. Prepares Order for Embargo

Freight Embargo Order Ready for Railroad Strike   Meanwhile Labor, Management Study Whitehouse Settlement Plan   ODT READY TO HALT PERISHABLE GOODS   Brotherhoods Continue Preparation for Second Walkout Tomorrow

FIVE - DAY RAIL STRIKE TRUCE ENDS THURSDAY   No Details of Last Of fer to Operators Diselosed

Heavier Vote Expected For Ouachita Today   KEEN INTEREST CREATED IN GOVERNOR’S RACE   STATE ELECTION HOLDING LITTLE VOTER INTEREST

To Increase Wholesale Meat Price   Higher Ceilings Will Be ir Effect Monday — U. S.  in Purchasing Program

Contract To End Wednesday. Truman Told .   Decision Means 400,000  ’ ‘Minets Will Leave Jobs “Thurtday; TWA Strike Ends: Nab Movie Pickets

UMW PRESIDENT REJECTS APPEAL ~ FROM TRIIMAN   Union Chief Refuses to Let Mines Be Returned to Management   PACT ENDS WEDNESDAY   Miners, Without Contract, Are Expected to Quit  Pits Next Day

PRESIDENT EYES LEWIS’ THREAT T0 CLOSE PITS   New Development in Soft Coal Crisis Expected by Cabinet Today

JOHN L. LEWIS ACTION HINTS COAL STRIKE NEXT THURSDAY: DEFIES APPEAL BY PRESIDENT

Proposal Rejected By Lewis   Announcement is Made by President Who Believed Plan  ‘Fair and Equitable’

KRUG PROPOSAL WAS REJECTED BY JOHN L. LEWIS   Truman Calls For “Serious Reconsideration” of Government’s Plan.    FAIR AND EQUITABLE   A Second Look Will Convince U. M. W. It Is “For the Best Interests”... &

White House Appeal Given Mine Union   Operators Accept Krug Proposal For Opening Wage Negotiations

LEWIS REJECTS. KRUG PLAN FOR: MINE OPERATION   Despite Appeal By. President

Lewis Rejects U. 5. Proposal to Avert Soft Coal Walkout   TWA Pilots Strike Ended; Hope Held In Shippina Dispute   WASHINGTON (#)—John L. Lewis announced Friday the end of his contract with the government in five days, at Wednesday midnight.

U.S. Cannot Bargain With UMW —Truman   Would Return Mines To Owners By January 16 If No Settlement Reached

COAL CRISIS DELAYS TRIP OF PRESIDENT   ‘Truman Confers With Cabinet and Krug As Lewis Statement Due

DEVELOPMENT IS EXPECTED DURING DAY   Secretary of Interior Krug Is Closeted With President Foliowing Gene eral Session

IN CONFERENCE ON SITUATION   Union Chief Sitent cn Posslbility of Ending Government Contract

UMW’'s Leader Spurns Truman Plea for Work   Owners Accept, Union Rejects Plan for Returning Mines

Lewis Rejects Plan To Avert Coal Walkout   TWA Pilot Strike Ends; Hollywood Pickets Arrested

Truman Appeals To Miners for Reconsideration   SO Ss ar aw  Washington — (U.P) — Mine Workers President John L. Lewis today served notice on the government that the present soft coal contract is terminated, effective next Wednesday.

ANNOUNCES END OF CONTRACT AFTER 5 DAYS   Indicates Strike Wednesday Untess Further Steps Are Taken.

Lewis Ends Union Pact  With U.S.   Acts Soon After Truman Sends Plea to Him To Keen Mines wooing.

Union Chief Rejects Plea By President   400,000 Miners Probably Will Strike Thursday

Soft Coal Strike. Due After Lewis Cancels Contrac  Appeal Of Truman Has No Effect On Ross Of Miners

Lewis Ends Coal Paet With U. S.   Action Indicates Miners Will Walk Out On Jobs Next Thursday

MINERS’ CHIEF IGNORES PLEA BY PRESIDENT   Terminates Contract With Government on  Next Wednesday

Lewis Calls off Coal Contract;  Strike Forecast  Pilots Waikout Ended, As Arbitration Accepted

Lewis Rejects Bid For Coal Shutdown Settlement by Krug   Truman Calls for Miner Chief’s Second Look Into Proposal

President Makes Announcement This Afternoon and Urges Lewis To Take a Second Look.      PROPOSAL REGARDED FAIR AND EQUITABLE

CONTRACT T0 TERMINATE WEDNESDAY   Government Offer Turned Down by Mine Union Boss

Lewis Rejects Gov't. Plan to Revive Union-Industry Negotiations; Says Contract Ends Next Wednesday

Mine Walkout Looms Thursday As Lewis Terminates Contract   Action Apparently To Meat  Idle Shafts Beginning Next Thursday

Truman Asks Mine Leader  To Reconsider   Proposal Calls for Two Months Owner-Union Negotiation

Appeal Made by Truman Is Rejected Today at U. S. Capital; Parleys Are Conducted.   KRUG AND OFFICIALS HOLD CONFERENCES

All of France Celebrates Bastile Day   Gratitude of Nation to United States Expressed by Bidault

French Gratitude ic U.S. Expressed   Nation Grateful for Liberation

Map Making In Paris Is  Tough Task   Current Noisy Wrangling-In Peace Confer ence Is But Prelude To. Bigger Disputes Yet to Come ,

 Mackensie’ 's Column  'Batile Lines Are Shaped For Big Fight Over European Boundaries

_ SERIOUS DISPUTES OVER BORDERS WN EUROPE ARE INDICATED FROM PRESENT WRANGLES ON NEW LINES:

British Transport Bill Criticized  Compensation Plan Defended by Dalton

Atmosphere Pessimistic: As Negotiators and Mediators Meet Again At Pittsburgh

No Progress in Power Dispute   Mediators, Negotiators Gather for New Round  Of Conferences

ATOM “LEAKAGE? WORRIES ARMY   Past Four Weeks the Worst Period, Asserts Head of Bomb Project

Groves Deplores Recent Leakage of Atomic Data; Canada Retaliation Seen

Army’s Experts Express Grave Concern At ‘Multiple Leaks’   Other Information Also Slipping Out   Canadians Continue Probe Of Activities Of Foreign Mission

Army Chiefs Fear A-Bomb Secrets Slipping Away   Leaks Endanger U. 8. Atomic Supremacy,  Armv Sources Aver

Information Leak Causes Anxiety   Supremacy In Atom  Field Endangered

BY ARMY EXPE ni   Security Lost By U.S. In Past Month, Says General.   ROUND-UP OF SPIES SAID ‘PROPAGANDA’   English Official Heard In Statement About Developments.

ARMY EXPERTS CONCERNED AT ATOMIC ‘LEAKS’   Secret Information Going To Foreign Powers, Says Gen. Groves   SECURITY IS ENDANGERED   British Laborite  Condemns Canada’s Spy Roundup As Anti-Soviet

Atom Energy Leaks Cause Concern   Secret Information Admitted Leaking Frem Washington

CITE LEAKS OF ATOMIC SECRETS   Army Experis Are Gravely Concerned At ‘Multiple Leaks

A-Bomb Leak Cited by Groves   Secret Information Constantly Being Lost, Army Sources Disclose

Atomic Leaks Worry High U.S. Army Officials      MAJ. GEN. GROVES TELLS OF LOSS OF TOP SECRETS

ATOM BOMB SECRETS ARE LEAKING OUT   Army Experts Alarmed; List Two Causes

U. 9. PROSECUTOR ASKS CONVICTION OF ENTIRE GROUPS   FIVE MILLION MURDERS DEMAND FAR-REACHING PUNISHMENT. HE SAYS

@ PAUL MALLVIN-— aie oe  No One in Washington Fully Tinderetands Coal Strike

@ PAUL MALLON—  No One in Washington Fully Understands Coal Strike

Revoke Death Sentences Of Extremists   British Bow to Jewish Demands but Continue Search of Village for Contraband Munitions.

? Jews’ Death Sentences Commuted as British Continue Search for Arms

Crowd Applauds Admiral Kimmel   Again Puts Disaster Blame on Washington

PEARL HARBOR DEFEAT BLAMED ON WASHINGTON   Kimmel Says He Could. Have Met Attack If He Had:  Full Information

CROWD GIVES KIMMEL HAND   er ti eae i ll  Admiral Gets Applause As He Ends Testimony In Jap Attack Probe

Washiny lon to Blame, Admiral - Again Claims   Kimmel: Says Responsib~ ility -for Pearl Har~ _hertavinCanital -

ADMIRAL CONCLUDES TESTIMONY  Kimmel Again Lays Pear! Harbor Blame On Capital

Kimmel Closes Testimony in War Inquiry   Repeats That Pearl Harbor Blame Lay in Washington

Washington Blamed In P.H. Raid   Kimmel Testimony Ends; Short To Talk Again Today

Settlement in  Maritime  Tieup Reached Shipping Expected  to Resume Within 42 Maure

MARITINE UNION AND OPERATORS ARRIVE AT TRUGE   Ratification of Agreement by Locals Reported Fora wanes flawrlizeton

26-Day Ship Strike Settlement Signed   Speedy Approval by Unions Hinted; Boats May Move Within 48 Hours

1200 Ships to Move in 2 Days   Early Acceptance of Pact Forecast by Union Locals

Ships Will Begin Moving Soon At East, Gulf Ports   Settlement of Masters’ Strike Waits Only: Local Ratification; West Coast Warns No Toading or Unloading at Pacific Docks Yet

‘Union Representatives Fly To Port Cities To Get Ratification of Locals.   Pay Raised, Compromise "Made On Union Security Issue For Shipmasters

RESIGNATIONS OF STATE OFFICIALS TO BE: REQUESTED   Retains Four State Office: At Least Temporarily; Chief Retained

New Fighting Reported in Greece   Government Forces Surround Guerrillas

MRS. FDR GETS COURT SUMMONS   Auto Driver's License Will Be Discussed

SET HEARING FOR ELEANOR.   New York Will Decide on Driver's License January &.

commen AiG WRALG 2 hpCe oe  Mrs. Roosevelt Called on Drivers' Charae

CABINET MEMBER IS NAMED IN WAR PROFITS INQUIRY   Senate Group Told Munitions Combine Obtained Contract As Result of Appeal to Patterson.   NEW DISCLOSURES ON MAY’S ACTIVITY   Kentucky Congressman Calls Linking Him With Batavia and Erie Firms “A Let of Hooey.”

Senate Hears of Contract Gained By May Appeal   Say Representative Act ed in Behalf Munitions Corporations

BRIEF REVOLT SQUELCHED BY GOP LEADERS   LITTLE WORK DONE ON LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM

Senate Head’s Post: Is Civen -To Vandenberg   White Is Named Majority _’ Floor. Chief by.GOP;  When Yn Wi?

APPROVAL OF SENATE SETUP IS VOTED   Republican Caucus Rides Reughshod Over Tobey, New Hampshire

GOP SELECTS SENATE SLATE   Vandenberg Appointed President Pro Tempore; Tobey Revolt Smashed

Republican Senators Choose Vandenberg As Presiding Officer   Revolt Led by Tobey of New Hampshire Squelched by Legislators; Martin of Pennsylvania on Personnel Committee

Vandenberg Chosen GOP Senate Chief   Leaders Quell Incipient Revolt, Select Fuil Slate of Officers

GOP REVOLT IS SQUELCHED BY PARTY LEADERS   Vandenberg ChosenA: President Pro Tempore  By Colleacues   SEN. WHITE NAMED  MAJORITY LEADER

(1.0. P. SENATORS © ORGANIZE; TOBEY REVOLT PUT DOWN   Vandenberg Named Presiding, Otiicer ot Chamber, White” Majority Leader and ~~  Wherry Whip. z.   OTHERS ON LEADERS’ — SLATE ARE CHOSEN   Robertson of Wyoming Heads Group That Will Name Republicans to Serve on Committeés,

Vandenberg tc Preside in Upper House  - GO. P. Senators Squelch Incipient Revolt

GOP ARRANGES SENATE PARTY LINES QUICKLY   Vandenberg Selected President; Revolt Beaten Down

Republicans Pick Senate Officers   Senator Vandenberg Of Michigan, Chosen President Pro-Tempore

Vandenberg Temporary President of New Senate   Republicans Select Slate of Officers; Martin Is Named ToPersonnelGroun

GOP Senators Organize And Name Officers   Incipient Revolt Led by Senator Tobey Quick ly Squelched

Vandenberg Chosen Head Of Senate   Sen. Cain Named to Group Handling Patronage Jobs At Capitol, Sen. Cordon On Steering Comiitee

GOP in Senate Select Leaders For New Session   Vandenberg Is President Pro Tem; Squelch Incipient Revolt

Vandenberg President Pro Tempore Of Senate   Republicans Organize Swiftly; Slate epub Of Officers is Accepted Without Slip

Vandenberg To Preside Over Senate   Republican Solons Organize Swiftly, Squelch Rebellion

New GOP Slate Pushed Through Without a Slip   Tobey Protested All Selections Until New Congress Opens

Miner Is Killed In Strike Battle   Violence Flares in Kentucky As Picketing Resumes

VIOLENGE FLARES IN COAL DISPUTE IN HARLAN COUNTY   Firm’s Mine Scene of Fatality Today; Was Affiliated With PMW; Workings Are Closed.

Plymouth, Wis. Shaken by Blast   Nitro-glycerine and  Dynamite Cache Is Exploded: by Shot’

Will Baal: Nayy  EFPAUN Lita . Post Nominee  To Very Limit   Nation’s Chief Tells News Conference When He Geis’ Behind Mur He  Usually Stays Behind   Withdrawal Asked  By Two Senaiors   Califernia OH Man Brushes Aside Suggestions and Says He Will Feree . Bight   mp seal Wave Over Marghatis  BEUCE WH VU SV VU LYM ORCA  Not Worrying Atom Tester

Tidal Wave Does Not Worry Wyatt   Commedore Wants To Look At Atom Test From ‘Good’ Standpoint

NEW SUITS FILED DIVORCES GRANTED   Business Transactions of Circuit Court Are Reported.

COURT BUSINESS ITEMS REPORTED   New Suits Filed: Licenses Issued at Office of Clerk.

EISENHOWER IN CANADA   He and His Wife Plan Plan a Three Day   Visit in Ottawa 

Meat Famine Within Two Weeks Fearec   Packers Withhold Meat for Higher Prices, OES Says

Bakers Begin Bread Ration In The North   Government Agency Warns Nation May Have Meat Famine In Week

Won't Say Yes, Won't Say No On Labor Bill   ‘Meat Famine Within Week Forecast As Growers Await Lifting of Control:

NATION ON FACING CING: MEAT FAMINE WITHIN WEEK, ‘OES SPOKESMAN WARNS

WARNS U. S. MAY FACE MEAT FAMINE   O. E. S. Says Cattle And Hog Growers Holding Ligestock

U.S. Faces Meat Famine in Week,  OPA Heads Fear   Livestock Dealers Accused OF Holding Off for July First Deadline

Breads Rationec In Some Cities   Voluntary Controls Invoked By Bakers; Meat Supply Is Low

Meat Famine. Within Week Now Expected  * Held; Price Hike   faslee 1 Favacnet

Livestock isn’t Being Marketed   Prices of Corn Flakes anc Other Breakfast Foods Will Be Increased

SUPPLIES MAY DISAPPEAR FROM STORES IN WEEK   Government _ Says Growers Holding Hogs, Cattle For Price increase

Meat Famine. Within Week Now Expected   Livestock Being ‘Held; Price Hike July 7 Forecast

Livestock Men Hold Meat in Hopes of Soaring Prices July, Says OES

Out To Win Wage Raise For 750,000   No Present Indication That the Government Will Intervene. Industry Makes No Coment t

big Steel Industry Throttled by Strike; Picket Lines Form   Talk of Government Seizure Ils Heard as Truman Talks with His Fact-Finding Board: \o Reports of Violence or Disorders as Nationwide Walkout Goes Into Second Day

NATION'S GIANT STEEL INDUSTRY CLOSED BY STRIKE   Picket Lines Form at Plants in 29 States—First Day Passes With No Keports  of Trouble.   MURRAY SEES TIE-UP OF LONG DURATION   C. I. O. Head Says Walkout Will Continue Until Companies Agree to Mect  ‘ ‘Wage Demands,

Steel, Aluminum Mills, Tron Ore Mines Down, Picketed in 29 States .

TO UNIVERSITY HIGH   Karl D. Edwards Is New Principal of the Institution

Senator Urges Disarmament   Tydings Wants United States to Lead World  in Disarming

Disarmament Parley Urged   Tydings Tells Truman World Study Needed

Sen. Tydings Urges Truman To Call World Conference On Disarmament

Anery Gls In Manila Ask Return   20,000 Stage Demonstration Against Stay

ANGRY GTS IN MANILA HOLD MASS MEETINGS   Protest Delay In Discharges

20,000 TAGE ALLY TO oPUR HETURN HOME   Demonstrate Against Being Held in Philippines “By Patterson.”

Soldiers In The Philippines Demand That They Be Brought Home Now

10,000 Gather, Demand They Be Sent Home   Demands Are Cabled To President Truman

Manila Yanks Protest Slow Demobilization   Lt. Gen. Styer Seeks to Calm Anarv Soldiers

MANILA YANKS, ~ PROTEST DELAY WN DISCHARGES   Angry Marchers Are Told U.S. Plans Garrison of 375,000 in Pacific   20,000 ATTEND MEETING   Other Gi Rallies Are Held During Day to Demand Swift Return Home

375,000 Troops to Police Pacific, General Explains   ‘Useless’ Jobs Anger Men; ‘Get Us Home’, Truman Requested

Manila Forces Protest Blow Demobilization   Styer Tells Rally Army to Keep 375,000 in Pacific to Protect American Interests

PROTEST IN MANILA, P. I.   U. S. Army to Keep 375.000 Men In the Pacific

Government Housing Program Aimed At Preventing Building Boom, Crash

HOPE TO AVOID REPETITION OF BUILDING BOOW   ?roposed Federal Housing Program Aims To Avert Disaster Which Overtook Many Home: owners After World War I.

Federal Grand Jury Indicts Red ‘Naval Officer   U. S. Rejects Soviets’ Note Asking End of Charges

REDIN INDICTED: RED PLEA FAIL   Soviet ok Hearing Probable In Week      errs

Russian Indicted at Seattle on Spy Charges  Soviet Request to   Soviet Request to Drop Case Is Rejected by U, S.

Russian Indicted at Seattle on Spy Charges  Soviet Request to Drop Case Is Rejected by U. S.

Truman Will Seize Rails Tf Necessary  eal   President, However, Waiting To See If Dispute Can Be Negotiated

U. §. PLANS SEIZURE OF RAILROADS   President Truman Says Government Will Keep Roads Operating.

Nation-Wide Strike Called For May {8th   Still Is Hope That Settlement May Come

Truman to Take Over Railroads If It's Necessary   President Still Hopes That Drastic Action Can Be Avoided.

COLUMBUS PAIR DIES IN CRASH   ,Leslie Le Yeque Dead; Plane  Piows Into Mountain

LESLIE LEVEQUE, WIFE AND! PRIVATE PILOT KILLED IN ACCIDENT IN—NEW—  HAMPSHIRE _

TEMPERATURES:   General Strike Looms: Detroit Sees GM Peace   Troops May Be Called To Quell Violence In Pennsylvania City

City Bans All Picket Parades But Workers Say They Will Defy Court Injunction; Effort Is Made  To Avert Other Threatened Strikes

Strikers Banned From Marching In Phiadelphia   Officials Hope To End Violence

Gov. Martin Also Promises State Police and Troops If GE Strikers Continue March.   NO PROGRESS MADE IN DETROIT STRIKE

USE OF FEDERAL TROOPS MAY BE IN THE OFFING   sovernor Determined To End Battling Precipitated By G. FE. Strike; Roundup Of Strike And Labor News.

FOUR PERSONS DIE IN ILLINOIS FLOOD   1,200 Persons Are Leit Homeless in Numerous Communities

Four Dead as 9.12 Inches Of Rain Fall   Millions of Dollars Worth of Property Damage Done—Levee Bursts After Storm

Over 1,200 Persons Are Left Homeless; Rains Burst Lever   Coast Guard Rescues 400 in East St, Louis; Property Damage Runs Into Millions

ILLINOIS SECTION SUFFERS LOSS DUE TO HUGE RAINFALL   Thousand Persons Left Homeless Following Storms; Property Damage is High

1,200 Made Homeless  By Floods   Four Dead After Heavy Hlinois Rains; Many Homes Rensriea Demonsned

—12-INCH RAIN— 4 Die, 1,200 Homeless In Illinois   Lowlands Across From St. Louis Suffer Mest

Four Lives Lost, 1,200 Left Homeless As Floodwaters Rampage In Illinois

Floods Take Four Lives . In Illinois   While Drouth Sears Kansas, St. Louis — Area Is Ravaged  By Heavy Downpours

Four Dead, Others Homeless in  Illinois Inundation  . Mississippi Region Suffers Heavily As Floods Continue

FOUR LIVES LOST AS FLOODS SWEEP TOWNS IN ILLINGK   More Than 1,200 Homeless Property & Loss Ring

Four Dead, 1,200 Left Homeless By Midwest Floods   Illinois Lowlands’ Hardest Hit By Storm Which Left 9 to 12 Inches of Rain in °4, Hours: Property Loss Into Millions

lilinois Floods Rip Several Localities, Four People Drown   More Than 1,200 Homeless, Damage In Millions

1,200 Homeless As Lowlands Are Covered   Levee Bursts, Sand And Water Cover Pearl, Iil.

FLOODS TAKE FOUR LIVES IN ILLINOIS   Twelve Hundred Persons Lett Homeless as Result of Heavy Rains in Numerous Communities of the State.

Four Persons Lose Lives As Floodwaters Destroy Wide Section In Illinois

Flood Cause: Heavy Loss In Iinois   Four Lose Lives, 1,200 Homeless With Damage Estimated in Millions After 48 Hour Rain

Rains Flood Areas in Illinois  en 1 9NN Bamelece- 105 in Kansas: Snow in Canada

1,200 Made Homeless As Levee Bursts   Property Damage Heavy; Nine to Twelve Inches of Rain in 48 Hours

Heavy Rainfall Sends Streams Out OF Banks   SEVERAL DEAD: MANY CRT FROM FLASH OVERFLOW

Loss OF Life In Heavy Floods In lilinois Section   The Mississippi River Again On A Rampage, Devastating Wide Areas

Four Killed, Heavy Property Damage In St. Louis Storm   From 9 to 12 Inches of Rain Falls Within 48 Hours--1,200 Persons! Mada Hamalace

Over Thousand Lef t Homeless  In I Flood Wake      Four Persons Perish: Prop  erty Damage Ris Into  -Millious’ Aloug Mississippi

DEATH TOLL NOW FOUR AS FLOODS STRIKE THIS AREA  MANY HOMELESS IN  PIKE COUNTY WHEN LEVEE WASHES OUT

1,200 Persons Homeless Due To High Water   Illinois Towns Suffer Along With Midwest

HEAVY RAINS FLOOD MANY ILLINOIS TOWNS ‘Four Dead, 1200 Made Homeless

Property Loss In Millions in  Illinois Flood:   Sand Piles Hich.

Many Illinois Areas Flooded; 1,200 Homeless   Property Damage Runs Into Millions; 4 Lives Reported Lost.

Death And Damage In Path Of Downpour .... aca mre ene en vue  Floods Deluge Midwest As Snow Visits Canada

Numerous Illinois Communities Under  Water: Four Killed   Property Damage Runs Into Millions, Many People Homeless

HEAVY RAINS IN ILLINOIS   Property Damage In _ Million: As Swollen Rivets Go Out Of Banks

FLOODS CLAIM 4; MANY HOMELESS   Levee Breaks In Midwest. Property Damage High

[llinois Areas Hit By Storms: List Four Dead   Lowland Districts Opposite St. Louis Worst Sufferers

Torrential .Rains “Burst Levee Leaving Property Damage of Several Millions of Dollars

Four Killed As Levee Breaks In Pearl, Ill.   Wisconsin Also ls Hard Hit By Electrical Storm And Hiah Winds

Demo Keynofer Says Party ‘Unity’ Convention Theme   Johnson Asks Group To Forget, Grievances And Work in Harmony

OPA Chief Sees Hope for Production Gains Which Will Stabilize Prices

Bread, Flour and Other Foorke To Cost More. as Increases  Aye Allowed   OPA CHIEF HOPES FOR SPEEDY STABILIZATION

Hopes Output Can  Stabilize Prices   ‘As OPA Announces Higher Food Ceilings, Porter Gives Pollyanna Talk   MORE INCREASES SOON.   Yesterday's Hikes Were on ‘Breads, Flour, Cereals Macaroni and Grits

FLOUR ALSO AFFECTED BY OPA ACTION   Administrator Porter Confident Production Soon To Stabilize Prices

lalk Follows Hike in Bread, Cereal Ceilinas   Further Increases to Come; But Higher Production: May Help

OPA Director Makes Prediction While His Agency Boosts Costs of Many Food Items; Ceiling Increases On Coffee And Canned Goods Due

Hike Ordered In Bread and  Flour Prices   Other Food Increases Climb; Administrator Porter Optimistic

OPA OK’s Boost in Price of Bread by One Cent per Loaf   Several Market Basket Items Rise in Price in Latest Move

Increases Are Given to Bread, Flour   More Market Basket Items Tagged for Price Gains Shortly

Coffee, Canned Goods Slated For Increases   No Ceilings Fixed On Products Containing More Than 20% Meat Under OPA Ruling

OUTPUT TO CURB PRICES: PORTER   Optimistic as Ceilings or  Foods Upped

Confident That Production Will Aid Stabilization   Ceilings Increased On Various Items

PORTER CONFIDENT PRODUCTION GAINS WILL EASE PRICES   OPA Order Raises Ceilings on Bread, Flour and  : Ceracle 

Hikes Due For Canned Goods   Industry Ta Stabilize Prices, Porter Feels

Supply Soon To Set Price   Increase ‘Price Notices On Corn, Peas, Coffee, Toma. toes Expected Soon.

OPA Forecast Follows Raises In Food Items   Era Of Stabilized Costs And Higher Production Seen

Bread, Flour and Cereals Higher; Coffee Is Next   Production Gains Soon . Will Stabilize Market. Porter Believes.

PORTER CALM IN WAKE OF PRICE HIKES   OPA Chief ‘Confident’ Prices Will Be Stabilized As Fand fnete Mant

Production Will Bring A Balance   Meanwhile, pe Food Price Hikes Due To Follow Bread Boost.

Porter Feels. Production Gains Will Stabilize: Prices; Bread, Flour Up:

Sees Hope Of Stable Prices:   OPA Chief Porter  Believes’ Production Will Do Job Soon, But More Hikes Due First

OPA Chie Optimistic on Prices   Says Production Gains to Stabilize Costs as Increases Granted

Production Increase To Be Factor   Paul Porter Speaks In Face Of Higher Prices

OPA Head Sees Production Seon Stabilizing Prices  Takes Optimistic View In Sptie of Higher Ceilings

Stabilized Prices Soon, Porter Hopes   Expects Production Gains To Aid People In Present Situation

Flour, Bread Prices Go Up   OPA Hopes Increases Will Be Offset By Production

Confidence Expressed By Porter   Price Control Chief Is Optimistic As Costs Of Many Articles Go Up Over Ceilings

Gov't Action — Final Resor!   ‘Federal Move in Coa! Strike Not Expected in Near Future

Transit Walkout Threatened In New York City   Green Asserts Case Bill Would Revive Notorious “Black List’’

Halt Spread Of Walkout At Houston   Court Awards City Restraining Order—N. Y. Tran sit Strike Looms

Union Turns Down Offer Of Company   Senate Committee Refuses Approval of Case Labor Control Bill

Phone Squabble Deadlocked, Fear Strike Certain   Postpone Negotiations In 104-Day General  Motors Differences

PALESTINE CRISIS   British Invoke Total-Blockade Against !llegal Jewish Immiaration

Prominent Republicans Seen as Successors to  Brownell as GOP Chairman

GOP Seeks To ©  Replace Brownell   Consider Congressional  Leaders For Post

BROWNELL QUITS AS G.0.P. HEAD   Vandenberg Is  Mentioned As  Possible Successor

A Stockyards Embargo On At Sioux City   Temporary; Congestion Results From Shortage Of Rail Cars   Large Weatern Run

A Stockyards Embargo On At Sioux City   Temporary; Congestion Results From Shortage Of Rail Cars

STi WITHOUT “4 GOVERNMENT   Major Parties Negotiate For New Premier

G.I, Thousands  Demonstrate {n Manila Streets   Uniformed Man Sees Files Of Letters To Congress From  Soldiers

IRATE SOLDIERS RAP WAR DEPT,   Yanks at Manila Protest De. mobilization Delay-—New Charge Hurled

GI's In Manila Ciaim Protests Tampered With   Homesick Soldiers Plan To Continue Demonstrations

Charge Officer Violated Code. «+  Demobilization Slow-Up Has Manila Gls Angered; Blame War Department

Soldiers In Philippines Are Restless   Mass Meeting Called for Troops, Protesting Against Being Held on Duty in Pacific.

Illegal  Reading Of Notes Charged   Soldiers’ Protests From Manila Are  Examined

THOUSANDS PLAN MASS MEETING ©   Uniformed Man Examines Soldier Protest Telegrams

ABDICATION URGED UPON JAP EMPEROR   Hicashi-Kuni Has Suggested Three “Timely Opportunities” Te Hirokito

"Timely Opportunities” For Hirohito To Give Up Throne Are Suggested

Would Prevent  Speculation   See Move As Step To Avert Inflation

SEC. BYRNES STARTS HOME BY AIRPLANE   Secretary of State Leaves As Assembly Votes To Create Special Atom Commission

MEAT PRICES TO BE RAISED ON MONDAY   Pork Up *4c and Beef Products One-Third Cent Per Pound

SLIGHT HIKE INRETAIL MEAT PRICES   Announced by OPA; Will Be Effective Monday

Meat Prices Up*WMonday   OPA Grants Increases te Match Labor Cost Boost.

Boost In Retail Prices On Meat Is Bieetive Monday   OPA Raise Hits 75% of ~All Pork, 33% of Beef Products

Beef And Pork Price Increase  Given By OPA   Sliced Bacon, Roasts, Chops, Steaks Among Items Affected

Most of Pork, Some Beef to Cost More   Boosts, Effective Monday, Due to Wage Increases, OPA Says

BOOSTS CEILING PRICES ON MEAT   Increases te be Effective Monday— OPA Says Boosts Kesult from Wage Increases Granted Recently.

HIGHER PRICES FOR SOME BEEF AND MOST PORK OKAYED   Price of Pork Will Advance Three-Fourths of A Cent A Pound   Veal and ‘Mutton To Go rages toe it Is

BEEF AND PORK CEILINGS HIKED BY OPA DECREE   Increases Attributed To Wages Increases For Packer Crews

PRICE CONTROLS EXTENSION URGED   Ceiling Prices For Some Meats Are Increased   Higher Retail Prices To Become Effective On Next Mondas  lt Is Announced

Beer, MUST PORK PRICES INCREASED   Change Effective April 1; Mutton, Veal Rise Is Set Later

OPA ORDERS BEEF; PORK PRICE BOOST   Increases Will Become Effective Next Monday   Altect Better Grades

BEEF AND PORK INCREASED T0 MEET PAY RISES   New Costs Vary In Different Sections Of Country; Better Cuts Hit

OPA Announces Retail Hikes On Pork and Beef —   Price Increase Effective Monday; Will Average Fraction Cent Per Pound

Beet, {OST PORK PRLS INCREASED   Change Effective April 1; Mutton, Veal Rien Te Sot Tatar

Tehran Premier Certain In Dispute With Soviet Of Peaceful Settlement

Negotiations May Solve Tran Problem   Premier Says Red Troops Must Evacuate Countrv

Iran Premier Sure UNO Will Find Solution   Envoy's Letter Urging Haste Said ‘Unauthorized’

Tehran Premier  Has Confidence   Rebukes Envoy to U. $ Kar Letter to IIN@

Iran's Premier “Sure” Solution Will Be Found ToDispute With Reds

IRAN PREMIER PREDICTS RUSS  CETTIEMENT  SLIPLEP ILIV   Br JOSEPH C. COODWIN

Tehran Head Takes To Task  His Ambassador      Premier Qavani Says Flussein Alu fold ta Avoid Suttements Contrary to  Tiplomatic Ethies   Indifferent As To WhenCouncilMeets   Diselosure No Red Troops Hive Arrived in Tran Sinee Mareh 2 Surprises  Washington Officials

TRUMAN TO GAME!   President Will’ Witness Army-Oklahoma Contest Today

Made Short Talk Military Academy   President Truman Also Wil Witness the Army-Okla. homa Game.

Guards Rush Alcatraz Block: Find Bodies of ‘Cretzer, Hubbard, Coy

3 Convicts  Die at Gun Positions   Bodies of Cretzer, “Coy, Hubbard Taken From Cell Barricade

— FIGHT OVER — ‘ Guards’ — Guns Blaze Finale   Coy, Cretzer, Hubbard Fall In Last Stand

New [Truce Is Indicated In China War   Nationalists And Commun. ists May Reach Agreement Early In Week

New Cease Fire Truce May Be ‘Sioned in China   Negotiations Moved’ To Nanking; News  Quiets Manchuria

/STOCKMEN TAKE OVER FOR DAY AT FAIR AS ATTENDANCE CONTINUES TO SET UP  NEW RECORDS: LONGSHOTS ARE WINNERS:

CALLS ON GOP TO SPEAK OUT   Bold Declaration on Great Public Questions Urged By Martin in Talk

SENATOR. ALLAN SHIVERS PRESENTS PLATFORM IN RACE FOR LT. GOVERNOR

Tojo, ; 27 Other Japs. Named As  War. ¢ riminals   War Crimes, Crimes _ Against. Peace and _ Humanity Charged.

Tojo, 27 Other Japs Named As  War Criminals   War Crimes, Crimes Against Peace — and Humanity Charged.

OPALeaders Take Controls Off 52 Items   Some Foodstuffs Among Products From Which Ceilings Dropped

CEILINGS OFF- Crepes Suzette Baled Stockfish Canned Vine Leaves Frozen Tamales

National Guard, Double Pre-War Strength, Planned   Total Personnel of 4074, Including Aerial Unit Proposed for State

NATIONAL GUARD QUOTA DOUBLED   War Department Plans Call For 622,500 Officers And Men

National Guard of 622.500. Double Prewar Strength, Seen   Washington-(AP)-A National Guard of 622,500, more an double the prewar strength. was outlined by the War

NATIONAL GUARD OF 622,009 LIKELY   ORGANIZATION TO BE MORE THAN DOUBLE PREWAR STRENGTH UNDER PLANS.

Plan National Guard Double Pre-War Size   Army to Organize Home Groups with Strength of 622,500 Men

NATIONAL GUARD OF 622,500 IS SET BY WAR DEPARTMENT   Maryland Is Slated To Maintain 8,994 Ground Troops And 312 Air—Comprising Two Regiments Of The 29th Division

FIX STRENGTH OF NEW GUARD   Personnel of 622, 500 Set By War Dept.; Doubles Prewar Strength

Air Squadron Is Assigned State  Proposed Strength of Guard Listed

Senate Votes to Outlaw Welfare Funds Demanded by John L. Lewis   Amendment Passes by 48-29 Count Virtually Certain of House Approval

Seek to Invoke Senate Gag Rule to Speed Up Action On Labor Bills

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Senate Seeks Action On Labor Laws   Knowland Offers Petition To Cut Debate, Hasten Vote

Move fo Limif Labor Measure Debate Offered   27 Senators Sign Cloture Proposal To Hasten Ballot

SENATE PUSHES LABOR MEASURE   Stern Controls Sought To Combat Crippling Wage Disputes

Senate Smashes Talkfest, Votes To Outlaw No. 1 Demand of Lewis   Employer Contributions t Union - Administered Funds Are Banned   GREEN'S SUBSTITUTE PLAN IS TURNED DOWN   Petition To Limit Debate on Labor Legislation Is Introduced

Speed Sought By Senate On Labor Disputes Laws   Senator Byrd Demands That President Truman Ap pear Before Congress and Recommend “Sternest Measures”

Senate Outlaws No. 1 Demand of John L. Lewis   Talkfest Smashed to Get Vote in Night Session

Petition To Limit Debate Introduced; Byrd Wants Action Frem Triman

ANTI-RED BLOG. STILL FIGHTS   SONOS IN ELECTRICAL  WORKERS..UNION OVER  COMMUNISTS HAS NOT BEEN DROPPED

AWU Is Willing To Compromise On Pay Demands   CIO Union Announces Workers Will Settle For About 18 Per Cent

CONGRESSIONAL IRE OVER LABOR DISPUTES RISES   Steel Strike May Jar Congress Inte Taking Action

‘Little Abner’s “Polecat” Tribe Finds  (Living Counterpart.in Keetoowahs

Natural Gas For Creston Draws Nearer   Hearings Get Under Way in Washington; To Chicago Jan. 14

mallitcary Tribunals Ma Not Try Civilians, Supreme Court Asserts

High Tribunal Rules Against Military Courts   Those in Hawaii After War ‘Lacked Authority’ to Try Civilians

See NEW YORK, Page 1  MILITARY NOT ABLE TO TRY CIVILIANS, SUPREME COURT SAYS

NEW COLD WAVE MOVING SOUTH   LOW TEMPERATURES TO BRING STRONG WINDS

NEW COLD WAVE DUE HERE TONIGHT   Sub - Zero Temperatures and Moderate Snowfall Predicted.

AMG Probe Denial Sets Off Charge Democrats Are ‘Hiding Something’

OPPOSITION TO PROBE OF OCCUPATION RILES (.0.P. CONGRESSMEN   VIEW EXPRESSED THAT ADMINISTRATION IS “HIDING SOMETHING”

Democrat Vote Rejecting Senate Probe Of Military Government Brings GOP Charge of Something Hidden

‘Administration Tries to Conceal German Situation, G. 0. P. Charges

Republicans Otter Angry Aceusations AMG ‘Cover Up   Charge is Made

“SOMETHING WRONG,” GOPSSAY — - Angry Storm Is Stirred Up As Democrats Reject Probe

Police Use Gas Against Pickets   Electrical Workers Fail to Heed Order

PHONE SETTLEMENT   Police Use Tear Gas, Scatter 1500 Motor Plant Pickets

WHO’s Mammoth Event To Be Staged Sept. 21st   All Marion County Farm and Civic Groups To Co-operate. More Than 30,000 Visitors Exnected

State Plowing Contest to be Held Sept. 21   30,000 Spectators Expected to Attend This Big Field Day in Marion  ta PO ee a  ee Fe ee em

Future Farmers WillProfitBy — War Chest Drive .  "Included In F unds Given To 4-H Clubs ~ Of Plymouth County

GERMAN GIRL KILLS SELF   Body Is Found in Quarters of Enlisted Man: Fifth te Die

YoungFraulein Found Dead In  Billet Of Yank         Death Termed Suic ride; Fifth German Girl To Die in Soldiers’ Quarters Within Month

FRAULEIN, 17, KILLS HERSELF   5th German Girl to Die  in Soldiers’ Ouarters

State Financial Chiefs See New Taxes to Meet Estimated $71,000,000 Deficit

ap Premier tays At Post   In To Demands Of Poli tical Parties.  hte Refuses To Give

JAPAN'S PREMIER SPURNS DEMANDS TO RESIGN OF FICE   Shidehora To increase. €fforts to form Coali tam finvernrmant

SHIDEHARA NOT QUITTING POST   Flatly Refuses To Accede To Demands That He Resian

Analyst Paints Picture of Soviet Status In New World Organization

Hess Intervention May Have Saved Harvard Teacher   Letters Reveal That Bruening’s Death Was Planned

Kx-Chancellor. of Germany, Now Teaching At Harvard, Escaped Possible Assassination

UNIONS FILE ACTIONS FOR 375 MILLIONS   CIO Steel and Auto Workers Plan Drive For Back Claims

Unions Press Fight to Gain Portal Wages   Retroactive Claims May Top Six Billion: Ford Plants on List

Unions Press _ Action to Get ‘Travel’ Was   Decision by Supreme Court Opens Way for Workers To Sue for Millions

Unions May Seek ) to 6 Billion Tn Portal Wages  Suits Seeking More   Suits Seeking More Than $455,000,000 Already Are on File

Labor Asks o79 Million Portal Pay   Suits On File Expected To Reach Billion In Detroit Area Alone

UNIONS SEEK 495 MILLIONS FROM INDUSTRY   Portal -to-Portal Pay Claims May Reach Six Billions, Industry Predicts.

Unions To Press Portal Pay Claims That May Cost Industry $6 Billior

Portal to Portal Pay Is Pressed  Widespread Legal Fight Under Way

Full U.S. Aid Is Pledged To Hungry Millions  Av Example ~ cessic  he mmawrve $

Truman Lauds UNRRA’s Work In Statement   Cooperation For Peaceful Ends Said Evident

America Will Work to Feed Europe   Truman Pledges Full U. S. Support To Continue UNRRA

Truman Pledges Aid OF U. S. To Feed Starving   Sees UNRRA As Proof Of Results Of  Full Cooperation

FULL SUPPORT IS PROMISED T0 WORK OF UNRRA   resident Sends Mes. sage To Atlantic City Meeting; Says Cooperation Fo Peaceful Ends Is Possible.

PLEDGES AID 10 HUNGRY PEOPLE   Truman Hails UNRRA's Work As Proof Of Peaceful Cooperation

President Pledges Aid To Starving   Says US Efforts Solidly Behind Food Economy

Truman Pledges F ull Help To Feed Starving Millions Freed From War’s Ravages

PRESIDENT VOWS FOOD FOR NEEDY   Praises UNRRA’s Work As Fourth Council Begins

President Tells UNRRA Council America Will Muster Her Full Aid to the Hungry Peoples of the World.

Truman Hails Cooperation In UNRRA   Calls Work Evidence Unity is. Possible; : ‘Pledges Full U.S. Aid

Hails UNRRA‘s Work as Proof World Cooperation is Possible   Truman Lauds Part Done To Feed Hungry

TRUMAN HAILS UNRRA PROGRAM   Pledges U. S. Aid to Feed  World's Starving ;

UNRRA Given Praise Today By President   Truman Lauds Relief Agency and Promises America’s Full Aid in Feeding WarTorn Countries.

TRU  INRRAS WORK EVIDENCE OF COOPERATION   Tells Conference Nation Is Behind Efforts To Feed Starving People

Truman Pledges America’s Full Aid To Starving   Tells UNRRA’s Council U. S. Solidly Behind  Emergency

TRUMAN LAUDS UNRRA’S WORK   Says It Proves ‘Cooperation for Peaceful  Ends Possible

Truman Praises  UNRRA Activity   President Asserts Organization Record Shows Cooperction For Peace Is Possible

UNRRA Lauded by President Truman as Council Meets   Says Organization is Proof Cooperation for  Peace Works

Full American Aid Pledgedto UNRRA   Cooperation for Peaceful Ends is Held Possible by President

UNRRA Seen As Evidence Of Cooperation   Efforts of Country Behind Food Economy Program to Release Supplies for Export

‘Truman Pledges FullU. 8. Support To UNRRA Work   Cites Agency as Evid That International: operation for Peat  Ends is Possible;

Truman Says U. S. Will Muste: Aid To Feed Millions Freed From War But Not Hunger   Tells UNRRA Efforts Solidly Behind Emergency Food Economy Program

More Than 2 Billions Are Yielded in Tax  Revenues from Liquo1   This Is in Excess of Nicke Out of Every Dollar Collected As Revenue

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES CONTRIBUTED TAXES   $2,370,000,000 Collected By Federal Geverament Last Year For Recerd Vicia

Alcoholic Beverages Yield U. 5. Government Record $2,370,000,000

Police! mpound Last Of Water Taxis, After Patrons. EF ul. Gambling Ship As Fast As Police Can Take Them Ashoie

PROTEST MOVES TOOUST FRANCO   Thousands of Spaniards In Mass Demonstration ~ Against UN

Patterson Visits 4  Yugoslav Sceng      Searching Party Believes Americ Transport Crew Was Killed When Shot Down

Premier's Note Says 5 Missing In 2nd Accident   Report Burial of U. S Flyers on IIl-Fated C-47 Transport

Officials Visit Scene Of Crash  Plane Attack Victims Buried In Mass Grave

NO SURVIVORS OF U.S. PLANE IN YUGOSLAVIF   TRANSPORTS TO GET ARMED PROTECTION IN FUTURE

Tito Reports No One Parachuted From U. S. Plane  Found Near Bled

Five Yanks Apparently Died in Crash Of Ist Plane   None Parachuted From U. S. Craft, Tito Says in Note To Ambassador

Indicates All Occupants of Plane Died  Note Is Handed to   Note Is Handed to American Envoy by Marshal

Tito Reveals No Survivors Found In Second Plane   Five Americans Buried From Wreckage Of C-47 Transport; Ship Scattered Over QuarterMile Of Wooded Yugoslav Hillside

Another Note Is Handed ‘To U.S. By ‘Tito   says Yugoslavs Let Loose With Machinegun Bursts After He Failed to Understand Their Signals Ordering Him to Land

Major Demands Already Met,  Is Contention   Reports Not Borne Out by Developments: All on Second Plane Now Believed Dead

American Party  At Wreck Scene   Jugoslav Note Calls Shooting Down Plane ‘Reqrettable’ But Offers No Apologies

Indicates All Occupants of Plane Died   Note Is Handed to American Envoy by Marshal

Note Offers No Apologies  For Incident   Yugoslav Premier Refers to Plane Incident As “Regrettable Accident;”’ Permission Is Given to Remove Plane Wreckage

Anti-Trust Suit Is Filed Against Bearings Makers  Three . American Firms Accused

AXLE FIRM FACING ANTI-TRUST CHARGE   Timken-Detroit Co. Accused of MHegal Restrictions.

Antitrust Suit Filed Against Bearing — Concerns; Trade Restraint Charged

Miss Richardson  Hit By Engine  Seriously Injured Struck At Central  Avenue Crossing By Locomotive

Miss Richardson  Hit By Engine  Seriously Injured . Struck At Central  r Avenue Crossing .  [Ty Tl pny Bh) on ac a,.

ONE OF BANDITS IS SON OF GRANDVIEW POLICE OFFICER—LOOT IS RECOV FERED *

HOLD COP’S SON AS BANK ROBBER   FBI Says Loot of Nearly $170,000 Recovered In Columbus

CHAPLAIN URGES ARMY TRAINING   Legion Hears Plea for Universol Military Effort; Cites Soviet Threat

Legion Chaplain Asks Military Training for All Because Reds Heed Only Argument by Forse   Leaders of Western Allies and Russia Realize Danger ‘in Current Situation

Legion Urges Training for All Citizens   Stalin Understands Only Argument of Force, Declares  National Chaplain

LUXURIOUS BOXCAR HOUSES 6 AWOLS   Six Yank Soldiers Charged With Black Market Onerations

PLANES RUSHING MEDICAL AlD TO TROOP SHIP   . Laryngeal Diphtheria Outbreak Feared— One Soldier Dead

Transport Hit By Diphtheria   Anti-Toxin En Route To Prevent Epidemic

Diphtheria Aboard U.S. Troop Ship   One Soldier Dies and Others Ill on Transport  Bound for Europe

FEAR FATAL EPIDEMIC ON TROOPSHIP   One Dead, Others ili En Route To Bremerhaven

Plane Rushes Anti-Toxin Out To Ship   Troopship Carrying Replacement [Troops To Europe Is 500 Miles At Sea.

Compromise Interest Code Sill Approved   Borrowers Would Pay 30 Per Cent Annually on First $100

SOVIET ORGAN SAYS NAZIS NOT PENALIZED   Trud Asserts Persons Ir U. S. Zones Prosper

Finally Sees Light... AMA TO FOSTER INSURANCE AGAINST ILL HEALTH

OPA TO ENDEAVOR TO HOLD PRICES AT PRESENT LEVEL   Such as Food, Rayon and Woolen ing, Goods and Rents   “ROLLBACK” ON MEAT

DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR SAYS AGENCY TO KEEP PRESENT PRICE LEVELS — MEAT PRICES ANNOUNCED

SUIT GROWS OUT — OF DISPUTE OVER A ROOFING JOB   Firm Claims Richboro Man Failed To Pay For The Work   THREE DIVORCE SUITS

RIGHBORG DEFENDANT BEGINS COURT APPEAL   Two Wives and GI Husband Seek Divorces Here   WED WHILE IN ARMY

ICKES BLASTS JOHN BRICKER IN POLITIGAL TALK   Compares Ohioan With Bilbo: Favors Huffman in Race for Senator

‘TROUBLE MAKER? ‘POLITICAL BARKER!’  ICKES, BRICKER TRADE SALVOS

Decentralized Zones of Reich Proving Costly   lf Rule Is Continued by Allies American Taxpayex Will Pay $200,000,800 Yearly

Decentralization Of Germany Will Be Costly fo U.S.   Authorities Put Figure at Two Hundred Million

Rule in Germany Costs U. §. Over 700 Billion   French Opposition — tc Unification Holds Costs High

‘Traitor Wins First Round When Court  Rules He’s German Citizen; Saves Life

Wins First Round  of Treason Trial   Accused of Betraying Secrets To Germany

Wreckage of Two Big Army Planes Yields 32 Bodies   One Other Is Sought a Scene of C-47 Transport Crash

Wrecked Planes Yield Bodies of 32 Victims   Deep Snows Probed in Search for Missing Man

Agreement Impossible For Today   Operators Reject Lewis’ De mand for Seven Per cent Assessment

[/STLAVARINE DIVISION, THE FIRST TO FIGHT ‘IN WORLD WAR TWO. RETURNS TO CAN nircn

BAKER HOSPITAL IS DECLARED SURPLUS   Martinsburz Facility Will Be Disfosed Qf By War Assets Corporation

6 Die, 50 Hurt In Train Wreck In California   Union Pacific Limited Piles Up at Curve Durinea Speedy Run

Train Wreck Kills 6, Injures 50 to 15 Persons   Union Pacific Limited Leaves Curve in California

TRAIN WRECK FATAL TO SIX   50 to 75 Others Are Hurt - When Cars of Transcon Pile Up on Curve

Six Killed In Train Wreck: Many Injurec   Transcontinental Limited Piles Up on Curve in California

Six Killed, 75 - Hurtin Wreel   Fast Union Pacifie Train Piles Un in California

Train Wreck Kills  Six in California   U. P. ‘Transcon’ Piles Up Near Victorville

SIX KILLED IN CALIFORNIA AS TRAIN WRECKS   Transcontinental Flyer Jumps Track; 50-75 Reported Injured

SIX LOSE LIVES IN TRAIN -DERAILMENT   Between 50 And 75 Injured tr Wreck Of Union Pacific Fiver In Califormia

3 Women, 2 Men, Porter Killed As Transcontinental Limited Train Piles Up On Curve

Six Persons Killed in Rail Mishap  50 to 75 Others Are Injured as Train Leaves Track

TRAIN PILES UP AND KILLS SB   Union Pacifie Limited Wrecked On Curve In California

6 KILLED AS TRAIN PILES UP ON CURVE   UNION PACIFIC LIMITED WRECKED IN CALIFORNIA —60 TO 75 HURT.

Six Persons Killed in Rail Mishap  FA 3. FF mil   50 to 75 Others Are Injured as Train Leaves Track

Tr ‘iman Approves Vets’ Terminal Pay   Con:promise Plan Calla For Payment of Over Two Billion Deliacvs

INJUNCTION AGAINST PICKETS ISSUED IN DALLAS; OTHERS OUT  EIGHT MAJOR CITIES’ SERVICE DISRUPTED; LONG DISTANCE OUT

NYE DEFEATED IN SENATE RACE   ISOLATIONIST VOTED DOWN IN NORTH DAKOTA

Advertising Is _. Major Factor In Business   ROGER BABSON RELATES IMPORTANCE OF WORK

“ADVERTISING” 18 BABSON'S THEME   He Says Advertising Lowers Prices, Promotes More Employment, and Declares Weekly Papers Are The Best Medium.

Back of the Headlines  Britain Looks Ahead In  Withdrawing From Eaypt

Egypt Setup Contains ‘Ifs’   British Withdrawal Offered for Price

ASKS PROBE KLAN-BUND CONNECTION   Gov. Arnall Wants FBI to Probe Possible Link

KKK-BUND LINK INQUIRY SOUGHT   Georgia Governor Reported Demanding FBI Probe

ARNALL GHARGES LINK (I BUND, KKK   Investigation Is Asked of President Today in Letter

Elizabeth City Building Burns   Second Laigest Building In City Destroyed By Fire Early Last Night

Four Stores Destroyed As  Blaze Sweeps Three-Story Building At Elizabeth City

ARMY INSTALLATIONS ARE BEING CLOSED OUT   Some Opposition To Closing Facilities Being Reccived From Local Agencies

Wartime Posts Are Continued on List For Surplus Goods   However Peak Rapidly Is Being Decreased Under Federal Orders -

OPA Vows To End Meat Black Trade  Agency Revamp: Entire Division Of Enforcement

Walkout Date Fixed if Krug — Skips Parley   U. Ss. Administrator ‘Tells Unions. to Take Issues Up With Onerators

Tells Secretary Krug to Meet Him Before That Date Or He Will Call Out Miners.

LEWIS DEMANDS THAT KRUG MEET HIM NOVEMBER    Declares 400,000 Coal Miners Will Strike Unless Secretary Appears in Capital for Parley.   GOVERNMENT OPPOSES ) A NEW CONTRACT   Contends Agreement Entered Into Last May Was to Cover Period of U. S. Operation of Properties..

Lewis Warns Krug To Show Up At Parley      Government Balks at Demands Contract be Reopened

Ultimatum Is Sent by Czar To See. Krug   Existing Agreement To Be ‘Void’ Unless  Conference Is Held

Krug Offer Of Meeting Is Spurned   Union Head Demands Interior Secretary Come To Washington

Lewis Warns He May Call Strike  Of Miners Nov. lL   Government Balks at Demand Present Contract Be Reopened; Krug Invites lewis to Conference on West Coast

LEWIS SERVES ULTIMATUM IN MINE DISPUTE   Warns of Walkout On Nov. 1 Unless Krug Attends Meeting

Lewis Sets Strike Date Up To Nov. 1 If He Isn't Met   Krug Invites UMW Leader To Parley Out In California; John L. Promptly Has ‘No Contract, No Work’ Reply

20 Days Earlier Than Deadline  Expects Meet To Be Lyi ft. VAS ww & bt whee

Coal Strike Now Possible Nov. 1, Lewis Indicates  #9 000 Miners to Wal   $0,000 Miners to Walk Out If Krug Fails to Meet Him

Navy Day Aerial Show Postponed Because of Rair   27 Fighting Ships in New York Harbor for ThreeDay Celebration   3 FABLED CARRIERS HEAD BATTLE ARRAY   400 Carrier Planes Now Scheduled to Fly Over  City Tomorrow

DOENITZ BEGINS COURT DEFENSE   Ex-Nazi Leader to Trial After Walther Funk Ends Testimony

GOVERNOR IS READY FOR EMERGENCY   General Drum Is Instructed to Alert Guard for Any Duties

Survey Shows Vets Adjusting Selves Readily   Older men return to work in preference to school: many seeking vovernment jobs.

VETS ARE BECOMING ADJUSTED      ‘Survey Shows _ ‘That Few  Experience ‘Any Difficulty .

Strike Silences Radio Station   Transmitter Plant of WDNC, Durhan, Left Idl In Strike of Engineers

NORTH IOWAN. DIES IN CRASH   Roger Reuvers, 25, Victim of Accident

Lubbock Restaurant Men Plan Protest Meeting Thursday Closing Of Many Cafes Feared If OPA Price Curbs Retained 

New Obstacles Hamper Parley On Coal Strike   New Issue On Holiday Pay Is Raised By Lewis As Negotiations Resume   NO NEW PROGRESS AS YET REPORTED

LEWIS INJECTS NEW ISSUES INTO MINE WAGE NEGOTIATIONS   Parley Reswned After Lapse Of 19 Days

LEWIS MAKES ~NEW DEMAND   ISSUE OF PAY FOR HOLIDAYS TOSSED INTO C ON F ERENCE WITH THE MINE OPEFRATORS

—UNITED NATIONSNew Secrecy Rule Voted  Gromyko Returns To Council Session

U.N. Adopts Secrecy Rule   Can Deny Record To Group; Gromyko Back

Security Council Adopts a Secrecy Rule for Sessions   Council Accepts Plan to Hold Private Meeting Records Apart

WN. Adopts Secrecy Rule   -Would Permit Council To Deny Private Meeting Records to Members’ *

SECRECY RULE ADOPTED BY UN   ‘Russia Favors Action” Aimed At Boycott Members

GROMYKO BACK IN UN COUNCIL   ENDS BOYCOTT IN PROTEST AGAINST IRAN DISCUSSION

UN APPROVES SECRECY RULE   Would Deny Records to Any Absentee Delegates

DOME U.N, RECORDS TO BE KEPT SECRET WHENEVER NECESSAR}  COUNCIL VOTES NEW RULE; GROMYKO BACK REPRESENTING SOVIET -

COOKING SCHOOL TO BE HELD HERE   All Homemakers Invited To Attend Event Here Friday, This Week

Big 4 Tackles Danube Issue   Russia Desires Special Conference on Question

Danube Issue Accord Near   Byrnes. Agrees On Wording Of Free Navigation Statement

FREE DANUBE ACCORD NEAR   Last Great “Issue Blocking Treaties Is Believed  Near Compromise

DANUBE PROBLEM NEAR: SOLUTION   ‘BIG FOUR DRIVING DOWN  HOME STRETCH OF LENGTHY ) NEW YORK SESSION.

Big Four Are Near Accord .  on Last Issue Danube Navigation Question Is Nearing Settlement

CHINESE REDS HIT U.S, HELP   Charge ‘Armed Intervention’ In Politics of China Stirs Civil War

Severe Rains Close Roads In State   Three Highways Are Under Water; Flash Floods Reported

Red ( Cross. Drive To - Be-Held In March   Peace-time. Agency Is Needed Just As + Mueh As‘Is The Organization " Daring War-time—Give

Korean Mining Executive Faces Terin In Prison   (Convicted Of Aiding Japanese To Disrupt American Occupa tion Pelicies

ack OF CHE UIECAdIES  Grand Mufti’s ‘Escape’ to Tslam Excites Arab Worid

ANOTHER PARTY   Says Third Political Group Would Be Doomed To  Failure

Sen. Pepper Opposed To Third Party   Calls Proposal Political Folly

Gen. Immell To Leave Post Of Adjutant   Candidate For Governor Prepares To Give Up State Positions He Has   Held Since 1923

TIGRTEN UP ON MEAT    Army Personne! in Pacific te Conserve Steck en Hand

Export-Import Bank Rapped   Congressmen  Criticize Bank As Means To Avoid Approval For Loans.

Minority Raps Export-Import Bank Practice   GOP Congressmen Criticize Avoidance Of Approving Loans

Jensen Leads Attack Upon Exoort Bank   Makes Foreign Loans Possible Without the Approval of Congress

Report Raps Export Bank Loan Policy   Credit Grants Without Congress’ Approval Draws Criticism

NANKING BASE I$ PROTECTED   Nationalist Drive Reported By Agency

CHINESE COMMUNISTS DRIVEN BACK   Tried ‘Sneak’ Landing At Shengkeng

17 Killed By Boiler Explosion   Liner Duque de_ Caxias Being Towed To Rio de Janeiro *

Boiler Blast Kills 17 On Brazil Ship  Rescue Ships Land   Rescue Ships. Land More Than 1000

TWO-BILLION DOLLAR COST T0 PUBLIC FORECAST   Changes in OPA Bill Will Cause Price Rise. He Says

on ~~ ~ ; Brief Inspection Is Made Through Area  Santa Fe’s Officials Visit City Monday

 Brief Inspection Is Made Through Area Santa Fe's Officials Visit City Monday

Italian Vote Ends Humbert’s Reign; Republic Favorer   House of Savoy Is Beaten By Nearly Two Million Ballots, Officials Say

Ttalions Kick Out 85 Year Regin Of House Of Savoy In Vote Monda;

Cabinet Reports Monarchy Beaten By Margin of ~ 1.800.000. Ballers

TTALIANS VOTE AGAINST MONARCHY: KING HUMBERT REABY TO LEAVE ITALY

ITALY VOTES TO BECOME REPUBLIC   Majority Against Monarchy Is 1,800,000

HOUSE OF SAVOY VOTED OUT OF POWER IN ITALY   Italians Choose Republican Form of Government.

HUMBERT OUSTED AS REPUBLICAN BALLOTS MOUNT   ‘Polls 1,800,000 Vote Majority Against Monarchy

McFarland And Donnell Clash During Hearing   Arizona Senator Holds Senate Inquiry On Truman Nominee   FRAUD IS CHARGED    Vardaman Selected -For Federal Reserve Board Governor

MARITIME SITUATION IMPROVES   Optimistic Note Is Struck in Negotiations

See Optim istic Note In Strike Situation   Easing Up In Maritime Snags As Settlement Appears Near

Officials Say Strike Will Not Come Off Friday   Talks Are Being Continued Today

SEES BREAK IN MARITIME RIFT   Administrator Expects End of Deadlock Seon

Sea Strike Settlement  Due in ‘Couple of Days'   Shipping Boss Says Compromise Offer To Bring Peace; ‘Break’ Seen Coming Tuesday

Settlement Of Dispute Predicted:   Unions and Operators Hit Optimistic Note

Maritime Strike Seen UnlikelyNow   WSA Head Predicts Break in Deadlock after New Offer

SHIPPING TALKS NEARING ‘BREAK   Hope of Averting Tieup Turns Brighter

Stormy Maritime Negotiations Hit Optimistic Note   Gov’ t. Official Believes Deadlock Will Be Broken Today

Optimistic Note Is Sounded By WSA In Seaman Strike   Conway Says Break Due; Predicts No Walkout Saturday —

MARITIME TIEUP T) BE AVERTED, OFFICIAL HINTS   WSA Head Predicts Accord Will Be Reached ‘Within Couple of Days’   EXPECTS ‘BREAK’ TODAY   Seitlement Will Precede Friday Strike Deadline, He Tells Press

Maritime Wage  Accord Is Seen   U. S. Labor Official Optimistic About . Settlement

BIG THREE GET 1,789 SHIPS, SU U-BUATS 3 Remaining German Surface Fleet Parceled Out Faually Between America, Russia And Britain

   U. S., Russia, Britain Divide German Navy Among Themselves   Approve Sale of Airplanes, ‘Airport Equipment to Spain

Big Three Share German Surface Fleet Partition   Russia, U. S., Britain Will Divide Remains of Nazi Ships

BIG 3 DIVIDES GERMAN FLEET   Nazi Merchant Fleet Wall Be Split Up

Big Three to Share Remains Of Nazi Fleet  U. §. to Get Cruiser Prinz Eugen, 579

BIG THREE TO SHARE GERMAN FLEET: REMNANTS   “British Say Hundred ‘Nazi U- boats Were: Scuttled in: November

German Heet Divided Among Three Nations   Merchant Fleet Will Be Divided Later, Says British Source

ALLIES DIVIDE GERMAN FLEE]   Leave Reich Without Vestige of Combat Force

Three Top Nations Split Nazi Fleet   U. S., Britain, Russia To Get Equal Shares

German Fleet Will Be Divided Among Big Three   otal of 1,789 Ships Is In volved; U. §., Russia Get Cruisers

BIG 3 SHARES NAZIS’ FLEET   United States To Get Cruiser Prinz Eugen, 7 Destroyers

‘BIG 3° SPLIT UP GERMAN FLEET   U.S. Given Cruiser Euger As Part Of Its Share

Big Nations Will Share Nazi Fleet   U. S., Britain, Russia Divide 1759 War Vessels

Remnants of Once Powerful Germar  Fleet Is Divided Among Big Three

Remnants of German Fleet Being Divided   Splitting it Among Big Three Powers

This Country Receives Prinz Eugen   Total of 1,789 Ships Involved in Large Powers’ Deal

Big Three Will Divide Remains  Qf German Fleet   Cruiser Prinz Eugen  Goes To U. S.

TRIO DIVIDES GERMAN FLEET   Britain. Russia and U. $. Te Share in Split-up

BIG 3 DIVIDE REMNANTS OF GERMAN FLEET   Are Sharing 1759 Units; Say 100 Subs Scuttled

United States Receives, in Addition to 10 Submarines, Cruiser Prinz Eugen, Seven Destroyers and Torpedo Boats, 12 Depot Ships and 550 Other Units—Split-Up Leaves Nazis With No Combat Navy.

GRAIN DROPS   Prices Dip as Return. of Price Controj Threatened.

IRICH ARMY MARCHES IN FUNERAL OF LEADER   IRAN POSSIBLY ON THE BRINIC OF CIVIL WAR

IRAN PEACE NEGOTIATIONS COLLAPSE   Azerbaijan Leader Leaves By Russ Plane For Tabriz

Chinese Reds Now Ask Truce   Steadily Losing Ground Communists Ask For National Armistice

Chinese Communists Move To Effect Swift Armistice; Losing Ground In Fighting   Propose Immediate Reconvening Of Marshall Military Committee

Chinese Comimunists Call for Truce Parley   Tide Going Against Them in North Ching; A Call is Made for Mershell Group to Meet

China Reds Are Shaken   Uncompromising Stand “Shows Some Sign of Weakening Under Drive Of Government Army

CHINA REDS WOULD RENEW DISCUSSIONS   Ask  Reconvening of Marshall Committee

Meat Retailers Cutting Prices  Stockyard Receipts Establish High Mark

Some Meat Prices Cut fo Keen Fresh Supplies Moving  Receipts of Slaughte Animals at Highest

RETAILERS CUT PRICES OF MEAT   SHARP REDUCTIONS MADE IN SOME CITIES TO KEEP SUPPLIES MOVING.

HEALTH DISPUTE MAY HURT BILL   Open Row Between Taft And Murray Seen Damper

(BUSY WEEK —  UN Faces Franco Argument   Atomic Energy, Tran Issue Also On Calendar

SPAIN, ATOMIC QUESTIONS EYED   Crowded UNO Calendar Set As Departments Meet

» START WORK ON HEAVY AGENDA   Spanish Questions, Atomic Energy Top UN List

U.N. Facing Heavy Work   Atomic Energy and Franco Spain Will Highlight Calendar

SPAIN, ATOM MAIN TOPICS ON U.N. BILL   Security Council To Meet Tuesday Afternoon

Spain, A-Bomb Before UN Meet   Speed Efforts to Reconcile Differences Among Big Three

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS  Activities of Interest To in The Various Communities  'GLEANED BY SCRIRES

ARMY CHAPLAIN SPEAKS BEFORE KIWANIS CLUE   “Why Memorial Days?’ Subject of Address

Department Of Justice Takes Up Complaints   IWegal Tr ade Practices Widespread in Nation, Reports Show

Meat Price Fixing Is Under Study   Justice Department Has Received Reports Of Illegal Trade Tactics Since OPA Lapse July 1

U. S. Studies Price Fixing Charges Today   FBU INVESTIGATES MEAT SHORTAGES CREATED IN NATION

Studying Handling Of Meat   Justice Department Has Complaints Of Price Fixing, Artificial Shortages

Scrutinize Artificial Shortage:   Justice Department Has Started —_ Investigation Of “Tie-In Purchases”  . Forced On Dealers

Bureau Probes lllegal Meat Trade Methods   Created Shortages, Price-Fixing Are Among Complaints

PROBE ILLEGAL TRADE TACTICS   Price Fixing, Artificial Shortages in Meat Involved

—MEAT PROBEShortages Reported Artificial  To Investigate ~Tpade Tactics

Phony Shortages And Price Fixing Under U. S. Probe   Justice Department Eyes Many Illegal Trade Tactic Reports

PRICE FIXING, MEAT SCARCITY TO BE STUDIED   legal Tacties Charged, Reports Are Investiqated

Ph asen Large Meat  Price Fixing, Fake Shortage  Dealer Coercion 

STUDYING MEAT ~ PRICE-FIXING   Alleged Artificial Shortages Are Under In-  vestiaation

U.S. GETS PRICE FIX COMPLAINTS   Studies Alleged Artificial Shortages Of Meat

FIXING OF MEAT PRICES UNDER PROBE BY US.   Justice Department Investigating Complaints of Artificial Shortages

STUDY ILLEGAL PRACTICES IN MEAT INDUSTRY   Justice Department Is Looking Into Large Complaint List

Meat ‘Shortage’, Prices Probed _ By Justice Dept   legal Trade ‘Tactics Said Reported From Many Sections Of Country

Price-Fixing Probe Besins   Justice Officials U ook-in Gn Numerous Complaints

Justice Dep't Is Probing Illegal Tacties In-Meat      Price Fixing and Artificial Shortages Charged.

; Justice Dept. Launches Meat Investigation   Probes Complaints Of Price-Fixing And Arti ficial Shortages.

COMPLAINTS OF PRICE FIXING ARE BEING STUDIED   Artificial Shortage of Meat Is Also Taken Up By Justice Dept.   REPORTS ARE RECEIVED   Various Illegal Trade Tactics From Many Sections of the Country, Reported.

TACTICS UNDER U.S. SCRUTINY   \;uheial Shortages Alleged in Many Complaints

Reports Of Illegal Tactics Come In From Many Parts  Of The Country

Price Fixing Complaints $=  Department of Justice Probes Illegal Meat Trade Practices

Justice Department Is Probing Meat Situation  _ Complaints of Price Fixing, Artificial Shartaanec Studied

Meat Dearth Probed   Justice Dept. Studies Price Fixing C omplaints, “Artificial Shortages’

Price Fixing In Meat Is Investigated   Complaints Charge Artificial Shortages Created

MEAT CHARGES UNDERGO PROBE   Price-Fixing And Artificial Shortages Reported

Purported Illicit Practices in Meat Industry Surveyed   Justice Department Is Investigating Series of Complaints

AGENCY STUDIES PRICE FIXING, MEAT SHORTAGE   Justice Department Receives Complaints of Illegal Trade Tactics

RETAIL DEALERS ACCUSE PARKERS “OF TEIN’ SALES   Artificial Shortages and Other Hlegal Tactics Cited  in Comalainze

FIXING OF MEAT PRICES CHARGEL   Department Of Justice Sifts Large Number Of Complaints

U.S.RECEIVES COMPLAINTS OF ILLEGAL TRADE   TIE-IN PURCHASES; PRICE-FIXING PACTS TO BE INVESTIGATED

Manipulation of Price and Shortages Seen   Complaints Are Made by Industry Itself of Illegal Tactics

Price Fixing in  [Meat Under Study   Justice Department f. Studying Complaints in Meat Trade

Justice Dept. I Making Study Of Meat Shortages   Also ‘Looking Into Complaints... Of Price-Fixing

Varied Illegal Trade Tactics Investigated   Scarcities Createc Artificially In Some Lacalities

Meat Price Fixing Suspected by U. S.   Justice Department Studying Complaints of Illegal Trade Tactics That Have Come In Since End of OPA Controls.

Price-Fixing of Meat Probed By Justice Dept   Many Complaints Since Lapse of Price Control

LOOK INTO PRICE FIXING AND FAKE MEAT SHORTAGE   Government Has Re. ceived Many Com. plaints Since Ceil. ings Went Off Meat Products; Begin In. vestioation.

JUSTICE DEPT. STUDIES MEAT PRICE FIXING   Artificial Shortages And ‘Tie-in Purchases’ Are Among Complaints

MEAT PRICE FIXING BEING INVESTIGATEL   Justice Department Also To Study Artificial Shortages

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE IS STUDYING COMPLAINTS FILED ON PRICE FIXING, AND STORAGES   U. S. Court of Appeals Refuses to Take Any Action Setting Aside Agreement Between Government and John L. Lewis—Calcutta  Riots Take Lives of 15——-Other Late News

U. 5. Looks Into Complaints in, Meat Industry ;   Possible Anti-Trust Action on Price Fixing Artificial Shortages

CHARGE MEAT  PACKERS WITH PAIGE FIXING   Gov't to Check Reports of Other Illegal Trade Practices.

Department Also Invesgaling Artificial Short age Comolaint oy   \MY MEAT HANDLERS "HAD NO PART IN DEAL

MEAT INDUSTRY TO BE PROBED; CHARGES AIRED   Justice Dept. Reveals Com: plaints of Price Fixing, Artificial Shortages

— COMPLAINTS —  Anti-Trust Suits May Follow Inquiries   Industry Itself Joins In Protests

PROBING OF FOOD PRICES IS PROMISED   Justice Department Is Considering Numerous Complaints

Illegal Trade Practices Are Being Studied   Justice Department Look. ing Into Price-Fixing Rackets

Meat Inquiry Under Way By Justice Agents   Prosecutions May Be Result; Many Complaints Heard

‘Price Fixing, Artificial (Complaints In Meat Cases Are Under Consideration

PROBE PRICE FIXING PACTS   Alleged Illegal Tactics In Meat Trade Subject Of FBI Inquiry

‘Study Reported egal Tactics in Meat Industry   dustice Department Delving into Many Complaints of Prica Fixing, Shortage<

Justice Dep't Is Probing Ileal. Tactics In. Meat   Price. Fixing’ and: Artifi__ cial Shortages Charged.

Price Fixing of Meat Is Studied   Justice Department Considers Complaints

Merger Bill Due For Tough Fight   Navy To Stage Battle Before Agreeing To Consolidation

Storm Signals Hoisted As Army-Navy Merger Bill Starts Congress Voyage

Storm Signals Hoisted As Army-Navy Merger Bill Begins Rough Trip Through Congress   Stiff Opposition Seen To Any Plan To Eliminate Navy Place On Cabinet

Merger Bill ToHave — Stormy Trip   Mony Lowmakers Oppase Plan To Remove Navy From Place In Cabinet

Service Merger Faces Battle  Naval Committeemar Reveale Onnncition

Foes of Lewis Develop Plans To Invoke Curbs   Payroll Assessments Irk Legislators Who Oppose Royalties Idea

Solons, Unimpressed By Lewis Shift, Push ‘Plans For Legal Curb   Many Western Pennsylvania Workmen Amon 80,000 Strikers Remaining Out Of  Pits: Compensation Is Chief Cause,

PLAN TO CURB COAL ROYALTY ASKED BY LEWIS   New Request Considerd Just Shift—In-Soft -Coal Demands

NDER PRICE ONTROL TODAY   Consumers fo Face Shortage In Coming Weeks

MEAT RESTORED 10 PRICE CONTROL LIST   Restaurants May Be Granted Price Boosts

HORTAGES REPORTED OVER  -NATION.-AS OPA. ROLLBACK  OF RETAIL PRICES ARE EFFECTI

POSSIBLE COAL STRIKE ONLY 12 DAYS OFF   Lewis Holds To Demand For Miners’ Welfare Fund   OPERATORS   Deny U. M. W. Contentions Workers Receive Poor Medical Care

teady To Begin Bargain  Possible Strike Of Coal Miners But 12 Days Off

Actual Soft Coal Contract Talks Near With Possible Strike Only 12 Davs Awav

Contract Talk Nears On Lewis Coal Requests   Chief Lashes Out AI! Owners After Demands Rejected

‘Called Strike By Unionists ‘12: Days Off   UMW .BHead Criticizes Owners For Apparent Rejection Of Demand

END WEEK OF PUBLIC DEBATE   - Possible Nationwide Coal Strike Only Twelve Days Away

Lewis, Operators Set To Bargain After Sharp Talk   Operators Make Counter-OHer Which Lewis Calls a ‘‘Stone.”

LEAVE PAY FOR ENLISTED MEN GETS APPROVAL   Senate Committee Endorses Plan For Payment In Bonds

Terminal Pay Proposal Okayed   Servicemen Would Get Bonds Payable At End of Five Years.

Cairo Riot Comes to End   British Establishments Closely Guarded By Soldiers, Police’

Quiet Today In Troubled Egypt   British Troops Denounced For Opening Fire On Demonstrators

Police Checking Gambler’s Death   Slaying In Gangland Style Being Probed By Chicago Officers

Prominent West Aas one Texas Attorney  Made Record   Served State’s Biggest Department Since 1932 With Credit, Distinction

RUSSIA BOYCOTTED . UNITED NATIONS -: SESSION ON FRAN   ‘United States Proposed That the Case Be Held Over  Until May 20. °° +   CGROMYKO IGNORED CALL   Session Called to Receive Reports on Status of Evacuation of Red Army.

No Soviet Report  On Iran Received   Gromyko Not to Attend Discussion of Case  By U. N. Couneil

New Red Boycott Of U: N.   Russia Makes No Report On Iran, Ignores Today’s Meeting; Case Postponed ‘Till May 20

Gromyko Boycotts UN Meet   Makes Good Threat ‘To Refuse to Altend,

GROMYKO NOT PRESENT FOR IRAN REPORT   Russian Makes Good Threat to Boycott Session; Ala Reports

Iranian Case Put Off Until May 20   Council, With Gromyko Absent, Approves U. S. Resolution   AD JOURNS INDEFINITELY      Ala Reports’ He Does Not Know Whether Reds Are Out of Azerbaijan

Gromyko Boycotts U.N. Meet Today   Refuses to Hear Reports on Iran

GROMYKO SAYS HE MAY NOT ATTEND COUNCIL SESSION   HAS NO KNOWLEDGE OF RUSSIAN REPORT ON IRANIAN PROBLEM

Reds Boycott UN Meeting On Iran Dispute  No Report Given   No Report Given Of Evacuation; Council Adjourns Without Oppositior

Russ Envoy ‘To Shun U.N.   Would Attend Council Session Dealing With Question Of Iran

lranian Case Is Put Off Until May 20   Gromyko Ignores Meet Called to Receive Evacuation Reports

Gromyko Not To Diseuss the Iranian Case   States He Knows Of no Russian Report on Matter

GROMYKO SHUNS COUNCIL MEET   Stettinius Proposes Iran  Case Delay to May 20

Gromyko Again Boycotts U. N. Council Meeting   40th Session Was To Receive Reports

Gromyko Keeps Word; Passes Up Session on Iran. US Would Continue Case Until May 20

lran Case Put Off to May 20   Documents Relate Russian Interference in Internal Affairs

Moscow Fails fo Report on Status Of Evacuation   Council Adopts U.S. Proposal-After. Soviet Boycott:of Session

Russia Boycotts U.N. Meeting for Iranian Report   Red Delegate Ignores Session, Making Good Aoril Threat

U.N. Defers tran’s Case Until May 20   Resolution Offered By U.S. as Soviet Delegate Again Bovcotts Council

SENATE GETS WAGE-HOUR MEASURE   Senator Ellender Forecasts Long, Bitter Debate

TOKYO SCANDAL IS DISCLOSED      Many American Officers Ma’ Be Involved In Plot With Contractor

Implicate Americans In Seandal   Allegedly Aid Wealthy Japanese  Contractor

ARMY SCANDAL HITS TOPMOST RANK IN JAPAN   General Headquarters Will Be Involved In Probe of Contracts

Scanda! Brews Among Army's High Officers   Several Generals  Are Being Accused

High U.S. Army Officers Reported Involved in Tokyo Contractor Scandal

Ag Students Put Theories Learned To Practical Use   Each Boy Has Farming Program; 30 of 41 Pupils Participate in FFA   20 In FFA Chapter

'Ag Students Put Theories Learned To Practical Use   Fach Boy Has Farming Program; 30 o Al Pupils Participate in FFA

HISTORY OF “WEAPONS CONTROL’ AFTER WORLD WAR I REVIEWED IN LICHT OF PRESENT PT ANNING

Argentina Set to Ship 38,500 Tons Of Food to England, Italy, France _

TRUMAN SAYS <NATION WILL i SUPPORT UNO   SPECIAL MESSAGE-TO CONGRESS DECLARES SUPPORT BASED ON HOPES FOR  WORLD PE.

Vigorous Protest  Made to Romania Many Matters Are Covered in Note

Red-Dominated Romania Gets  Strong U.S. Note   Britain Also Demands Steps Be Taken Towar« Free Elections

PROTEST FILED WITH RUSSIANS OVER ROMANIA   U. §. Demands That Moscow Set A Date For Free Elections In Nation

POWER STRIKERS SHOVE ASIDE NEW PEACE PROPOSAL   Pittsburgh Workers Vote Against Considering Offer  Until Injuction Against Z  Tie-Up is Lifted. 1   JAILED LEADER ENDS DEFIANCE OF COURT   Apologizes For Calling Walke Out and is Permitted to Attend Meeting to , Urge Settlement.

Union Refuses To Take Action On New Offer   Workers Won't Consider Compromise Until injunction Is Lifted   PRESIDENT OF UNION APOLOGIZES T0 COURT   George Mueller Released in Custody Of Counsel To Attend Meeting

Pittsburgh Is Hard Hit By Walkout   Secret Vote Held After Union Head Offers Apology  To Court, Allowed To Attend Meeting

Bitter State Vote Campaign Is In Prospect   ‘Dirtiest’ Election Contests Indicated By Present Trend

1846 CAMPAIGN SEEN DIRTIEST ONE IN YEARS   ‘Sigler May Stump State As  White Knight Of  Clean Gov't

It’s Really Cold   Not Only That, but Kids Get Day Off From School at Malone

STRIKE AT BENDIX PLANTS 15 ASKED   UC. A. W. LEADER SEEKS AU. THORIZATION TO CALL OUT 12,000 WORKERS.

More ‘Dark’. Bread Urged   United Nations Food Committee Suggest World Adopt New. Rate.

SUGGESTIONS 10 CONSERVE FOOD   UN Conference Would Ex tract 85 Percent Of Wheat For Flour

DARKER FLOUR ASKED BY U.N.   Committee Submits Plan to  Conserve Wheat

Texas Pauses to rionor Mothers   No Special Observances Are Planned for Day in Victoria

Federal Labor Depriment Asks End Of Walkouts   Urges Reconversion Program Speeded

(OFFICIAL UAGES TRUST IN OPA   Aim Of Drive To Get Reconversion Back In High Gear

Settlements Are Urged By Government   Strike Idle At Lowest Mark In A Month

Industry Asked To Sign With Unions, Trust OP/      Price Hike Rulings To Be Speeded, OPA Official Pledges; Automatic Approval Of Pay Grants Ordered By Stabilization Board

Drive to Lick Reconversion Urged Again   Schwellenbach Advises Industry to Sign Up, Trust OPA Policies   Must Move Fast

Push Settlement of All Strikes   Secy. Schwellenbach Says: “Trust OPA”

LABOR DIVISION OPENS DRIVE TO SFTTLE STRIKES   Employers Promised Quick Action On Requests For Any Price Boosts

Mediators Seeking End of Major Strikes; Arbitration Mav Avert Phone Walkout

Launches Drive F ?) r Settlement Of All Strikes      to “Sign and Trust Fo OPA? 5.

OPEN DRIVE TQ STEP UP AECONVERSION   Labor Department Will Push for Settlement of All Strikes and Try to Get Production Back Into High Gear.

Schwellenbach. Asks Industry to Sign Up And “Trust OPA; Speedy Action: To Be 'Giv ren All _ Applications For Wage . or Price Changes.

LABOR DEPT, IS OUT TO CLEAN UP LABOR DISPUTES   Schwellenbach Advises Industry To “Sign Up And Trust To OPA; Prompt Government Action Holds Key To Pro crams Success.

Drive for Settlement Of All Current Strikes   Secy. Schwellenbach Urges Industry Generally To “Sign Up and Trust OPA” in Campaign to Get Reconversion Program Into High Gear

Drive Opened To Settle All Current Strikes   Applications For Lifting Prices To Get Quick Hearings

Labor Dept.'In Drive To Wind Up All Strikes   ‘Sign Up And Trust To OPA’ Is Schwellenbach Advice To Industry.

Open Drives to End All Strikes   Schwellenbach Tells Industry to “Sign Up And Trust the OPA”’

Labor Department Opens Drive For Full Settlement   Also Asks Trust Ir OPA: Price Increase May Offset Higher  4 Wages

Schwellenbach Urges Industry To Trust OPA   High OPA Official Says Hike In Prices To Offset Wage Boosts Wil! Be Speeded

Open Drive For Settlement Labor Disputes   Labor Department Begins Campaign To Get Reconversion Into High.   URGES TRUST OF OPA   Ford Denies Company Requestec 55 Per Cent Increase On Cars 

Industry Asked To Sign With © Union, Trust OPA  Labor Department  5 an met Daeimnrntian

Drive s Openec For Settlement Of All Strikes   Industry Advised To ‘Sign Up And Trust OPA’

Labor Dept. Pushes Drive To Get U. S. Reconversion  Program Back In High Gear

Labor Department Brives for Early Strike Settlement      industry Told to ‘Sign Up and Trust o OPA;”’ Will Speed rice Hike Rulinas

DEPT. RENEWS STRIKE BATTLE   Labor Officials Will Stress End ~“TS" Disputes; Speed Of” Reconversion

Industry Is Told to Trust OPA   Labor Department Opens Drive to End All Strikes

Drive To Settle Strikes   Schwellenbach Tells Industry to Sign up and Trust to OPA

Stores Lose 50 Pct. of Deliveries in Action Halting Milk Cartons

Western Union Forces Strike  In New York   Hub Of Nation's Commun ications Paralyzed: Some AP Wires Out

POSSIBILITY OF ENDING LENGTHY DISPUTE TODAY   Spotlight Returns To Detroit; Lancaster Transit Strike Settled; Roundup Of Strike And Labor  News.

TRANSIT STRIKE AT LANCASTER IS NEAR PACT   Dewey Holds Hope General Motors Dispute May End Today

Agreement Is Reached In Lancaster, Pa.   Transit Strike Of 16 Days Is Terminated

TRANSIT STRIKE SETTLEMENT IS BELIEVED NEAR   Spotlight on Industrial Strife « Still Centers on GM ThreeMonth Stoppage

, MACKENZIE § VON TOT   By Dewitt Mackenzie (4% World Traveler   Belgium to Hold General Election

Mackenzie’s Column.  [Leopold's F Fate May Be Decided ‘In Belgium’s General Election -

BELGIUM TO HOLD ITS FIRST GENERAL ELECTION SINCE 1939 'ON FEB. 17 OUTCOME HAZY

FORTHCOMING BELGIAN ELECTIONS TO DETERMINE FUTURE OF KING LEOPOLD WHO IS FIGHTING TO HOLD THRONE

THE WORLD TODAY ‘Election to Determine Fate of King Leopold  mee Aeeeeas Sues

New York Fight For Governor  To See Action   Dewey’s Presidential Chances Hinge On Success In State Battle With Mead   WANT DONOVAN FOR SENATE POST

Youth Dies In Vain Effort To Protect His 16-Year-Old ‘Date’ From Rape

BEWIND THE CCeverc «2 prrerr         Youth Dies Trying To Protect Girl

$6,500,000 Road Program for  Utah 50% Ready  State Plans Call for Added 25 Millions on Highways

Make Progress At Coal Parley   Resume Sessions Today in New York

60-Foot Wave In Blast Center Is Estimated   Water May Have Gone As High as 90 Feet, Scientists Indicate

Firebug Blamed in Apartment Hous Blazes That-Cost 8 Persons’ Lives.

TRAPPED IN MINE 62 HRS.   Faint Tapping Spurs Rescuers to Redoubled Efforts

RESCUERS SEEK MAN TRAPPED IN COPPER MINE Z£9 WOMiiDC. CLHDEN RY FAINT TAPPING SOUNDS

DENIES FRENCH PLEDGED HELF   White House Says Truman Talk With Bidault Only Greetings

British to Halt Ships Believed Carrying Jews   Warning to World Next _ Week Is Pre» © dicted   Izvestia Sees British Quest for Control

Truman Gets Report On Big Four Meeting; Byrnes To Address Nation Monday

Argentivx. Joins Food _  Emergen:: Council;.Russia Sov: “Holdout”’

United Brethren” Evangelicals Join No Change In Local  Pastors Announced

Guntersville Plans First Races Since ‘War, August 4th   Fourth Annual Event To Feature Speed Thrills

California Is Still Shaking   Friday Earthquake Worst Since 1933

HARDEST QUAKE SINCE ’33 HITS $0. CALFORNIA   Settling Shocks Continue To Be Felt In Mojave  Desert

Shocks Still Felt In Pacifie Quake   Tremors Are Reporied in Mojave Desert 150 Miles From Seene

Earth Began to Open Under His Feet, and Away He Ran   Photographer Gives Graphic Description of Quake

THE LOS ANGELES AQUEDUCT CRACKED BY EARTHQUAKE   Tremor Dislodged a Massive Boulder, Causing a Cave In.   SHOCKS FELT TODAY   Noticeable On the Mojave Desert 150 Miles North of Los Angeles.

Quakes Continue In California      Speed Repairs On Damaged Aqueduct After Worst Quake Since 1933

Quake Area Is Still Shaking  Repairs to Acqueduct To Be Started as Soon

TRUMAN SILENT ON G0. P, SWEET   WHETHER BANDSLIDE WILL AFFECT HIS PLANS FOR 1948 UNDETERMINED.

Truman Silent On Party Overthrow  Disdains Reply To Suggestion He Quit

PUBLIC TO SEE ARMY ‘CAN’ GUNS   Erie Ordnance Depot To Demonstrate Methods

CIO Chief Wants War Profits Tax   Truman Economic Committee Urged To Recommend Plan

C10 HEAD ASKS SPECIAL TAXES ON PROFITEERS   Murray Recommendation Foresees 19 Million Unemployed Soon

PROFITS TAX URGED BY CIC   Union Head, in Warning O; Depression, Calls For Special Levies

CIO’s Leader Asks Higher Tax on Wealth   Profit and Price Levels Threatening Depression—Murray

President Of CIO Calls For Taxation  On Profits’   Says Depression Threatens Under Current Profit And Price Levels

C10 Urges Tax Curbs On ‘Loot’ Of Profiteers  Murray Declares Prese Profit-Price Levels

sTiKE CALLED THIS MORNINC   Another Maritime Tieup Scheduled After Negotiations Fail

Engineers of U.S. Vessels Quit Work   Negotiations Fail at Last Minute; All U. S. Shipping Hit

38 Die As Twe Destroyers Hit Corfu Mines   45 Injured Removed To British Carrier In Straits Accident

Fear Eighteen Dead As Shins Strike Mines   Two British Destrovers Strike Mines In Corfu Straits London Hears   FORTY FOUR ARE REPORTED HURT

McKellar and Saltonstall Come Out for British Loan   Tennessean Opposed to Attachment of Any Conditions to Credit—Bilbo, Who Began Delaying Speech Wednesday. Yields Floor After Making Attack on Life Magazine,  Which Called Him the “Worst Man in the Senate.”

McKellar Urges Senate OK Loan   Republican Saltonstall Joins in Plea

‘Peace of World Hinges on Just Balance of ‘ ‘Zones of Influence”

VIRTUALLY ALL OF BIG FOUR’S PROBLEMS CENTER ON ISSUE OF EUROPEAN “ZONES OF INFT UENCE"

TUBERCULOSIS 1944   Dewitt MacKenzie Says:  Zones Of Influence Cause Trouble

Ickes Causes Sensation in Pauley Probe   Testifies Nominee Made ’Rawest’ Oi] Proposition

Pauley Made ‘Raw’ Proposal, Ickes Testifies     Secretary Claims  Proposition Made or

Ickes Creates Sensation in Hearing   California Oil Man, President's Nominee, Makes Flat Denial of Charge

SAYS PAULEY OFFERED DEAL   Proposal on Oil, Campaign Funds Told by Ickes At Senate Probe

letes Accuses Pauley Of Raw Oil Proposal   Says Subject Of Deal Brought Up On Rooseyelt Funeral Train

ICKES TESTIFIES THAT PAULEY MADE ‘RAW’ PROPOSITION   Declares Nominee Said He Couid Raise $300,000 if U.S. Abandoned Claims to Oil Land.   SECRETARY’S STORY CREATES A SENSATION   ‘Yruman’s Choice for Under Secretary of Navy Denies Statement, Declaring Witness “Mistaken.”

Pauley’s Oil Proposition ‘Rawest’ Ever. Ickes Asserts  Secretary Again Testifies, Reading From Old

TROOP SHIP SENDS DISTRESS SIGNAL   Transport Henry Baldwin  Carrying 589 Troops To New York.

Senator McKellar  Election Victor McCord Is Leading Governor Race

MAN SOUGHT IN SLAYING FOUND DEAD   James Lutz, Wanted in the Death of a Boonville Cab Driver, Commits Suicide as Officers Close In on Him.

FIND YOUTH DEAD   Body of James W. Lutz, 22, Is Discovered West of Moberly This Morning.   State Patrol! Chief Is Sure He Shot Taxi Driver Who Was a Boyhood Friend.

Atomic Blast Discovered On  Far-Away Star   Astronomers Around World Alerted For  Observation

Scientists See Exploding Star   World-Wide Study Of Important Phenomena Follows Discovery

EXPLODING STAR IN MORNING SKY   Astronomers Sight Phenomeno at Yerkes Observatory

Earth Sees 1,000-Year-Old Star Explosion   Astronomic Phenomena Dwarfs Atom Bomb in Magnitude

Brilliant, 1000-Year-Old Atomic Explosion of Distant Star ls Observed for First Time by Astronomer in Wisconsin

Gigantic Atomic Blast in Heavens--  Explosion of Star Viewed   Astronomers To Observe Phenomena

J.oss ‘$100,000; 2 Other Firms Burned Out   Two Firemen Overcome Battling Flames; Cause Not Determined

Chinese “Reds Report Truce Work Delayed   ‘Puppet Troops Still Active, One Problem

U. S. REJECTS RUSSIAN APPEAL FOR ENTRANCE INTO BLACK SEA THROUGH THE DARDANELLES

Rejects Bid for Red Control In Dardanelles   Belicve Washington To Stand Firm On Opposition

U.S. OPPOSES SUVIET DEMANDS ON TURKEY IN ISSUE BELIEVED TO BE VITAL TO WORLD PEACE

Say Russia Seeking to Dominate   Issue Secn as Vital to Peace in Middle East—Noie Worded Carefully

Government Officials Feel That Dardanelles Issue Is Vital To Peace Of Near And Middle East. And To World   CONTROL SHOULD BE UNDER UNITED NATIONS

Soviet Demands Rejected By U.S   Control of Turkish Straits Seen as Key to World Peace

Communists’ Action Interpreted As Bid To Control All Asia   Issue Seen Vital to Peace of Worlds America Wants Defense by Turkey With Military Backine of U.N.

ISSUE 1S HELD VITAL TO PEACE   Note to Russia Expresses Belief Control Should Be United Nations Matter

U.S. REJECTS RED CLAIM IN DARDANELLES   American Government Feels Issue Is Vital to Peace of the World.

Claim Firms Not Buying Beef to Get Rid of OPA   Large Section of Nation on Meat. less Diet as Government Starts Action

WANTS TEXTILE CEILING KEPT   Senator Aiken Fears Lifting Of Price Control On Cotton Goods Would Skyrocket Prices.

Cannon Favors 25 Per Cent Boost In Price Of Clothing   Says Public Can Get Plenty. of Cotton  Clothes if Price Con:  trols Removed.

Truman Rejects Demand fo Call Special Session   No Emergency He Says; Endorses New York Democrat

Truman Rejects Pleas for Special Congress Session   Sees No Emergency Demanding Housing Or Price Control Action

SPECIAL SESSION DEMANDS TURNED DOWN BY TRUMAN   President Says He Will Not Call Congress to Act On Price Control and Housing.   REQUESTS HAD COME FROM LABOR LEADERS   Executive Indorses Mead and Lehman and Predicts They Will Win In November Election.

There Is No Emergency Which Warrants Special  Session, Seribes Told   First News Conference Since 18-Day Vacation Develops Into Question and Answer Period; Observes That Congressmen Are Entitled to Campaign Up to Election Dav

Truman Nixes  Special Call   Sees No Need for Congress Tos Reconveve

Special Session Of _ Congress Not Likely   President Says He Sees No Emergency to Warrant Action

PROSECUTION WITNESS BACKFIRED   Jap Professor Gives “Wrong! Answers At Trial

ANSWERS GIVEN BY JAP ‘WRONG’   Nipponese Prosecution Witness Upsets Trial Proceedings   ATTITUDE IS CHANGED

City Limits Definec After Fifty Years — Misunderstanding. " Laegé Residential. ~ Séction In Eastern  ~ LeMars Included 

City Limits Defined After Fifty Years — Mireaderstinding: . - Large Residential  _ .Séction In Eastern   ~ LeMars. Included 

Land Election Carries 3 to 1   Clerk’s Error Costs State $220,000 for Special Vote

Bevins, Byrnes To Talk Over Meet Strategy   4-Power Conference To Decide Final Peace For Satellites

Byrnes And Bevin Expected To Map Strategy For Approaching Conference On Peace Pacts   British, American, French And Russian Foreign Ministers To Decide Fate Of Five Vanquished Satellites Of Germany

RUHR VALLEY SHOWS NO RECOVERY      People, Without Food, Have No Incentive to Work

Baruch Holds Ground As Atomic Committee  Holds Closed Confab   Disagreement With Canada Delegates Smoothed By “Second Echelon”

Canada Also Against Use of Veto Proviso   Russian Attitude Knigma—Punishment For Violators of Atomic Control Urged

Baruch Stands Firm On AntiVeto Proposal   Punishment For Outlaw Nations Ils Demanded

U.S. Winning Fight to Ban Atomic Veto.   Commission Begins Closed Door Parley; Canada Backs Baruck

Wants Veto-Free Punishment Of Atomic Violators   Committee Considers Report It Must Make To Security Council Tuesday

BARUCH’S FIRM STAND AGAINST VETO BOLSTERED   ATOMIC COMMISSION IN SESSION BEHIND CLOSED DOORS TODA’

Baruch Stands Firm On His Atomic Plan   Demands Veto Must Not Stop Punishment Of Any Nation Violating Atomic Rules

BARUCH STANDS AGAINST VETO OF ATOM BOMB   Commission Studies Report To U. N. Council

Veto-Free Punishment For Violators... . Baruch Firm In Demand For Atom Control Plan

Baruch, Backed by Canada, Demands Atomic Rule Violators Be Punished

SALES OF CATTLE - IN SHARP UPTURN   BUT NATION-WIDE MEAT SHORTAGE IS AS SEVERE AS LAST MONTH,

Range Cattle Streaming Into Market For Fattening; Won't Be Slaughtered “Til January

MOST CATTLE BOUGHT BY.. FEEDERS  - Despite Heavy Flow Of Livestock Into Markets, Meat Shortace Continues; Few Head Slaughtered

Claus J:F ischer, Long Time Remsen Resident Died Last Friday —-—

REPORT URGES ATOM SLEUTHS   American Delegates Foreses Need of Suner-Aqenev.

Producer Facing Homicide Charge  Complaint Based or Traffic Tragedy

Producer Facing Homicide Charge  Complaini Based on  Tenethin Teeyrracier

‘Dewey Expected to Give Nod Soon To Senatorial Campaign Teammate

Dewey to Show Hand on Choice For U.S. Senator   Governor Will Soon Tell Party Leaders. His Man Amone at Least 16 Candidates

AIM AT RED PORT   ‘Nationalist Armies in New  Manchurian Offensive 3 Near Korea

ATTENDANCE RECORD FOR FEBRUARY GIVEN   Teachers At Tullytown An:nounce of Those  Present Each Day  reearvnr?  ou’ ee Ms wc  es at Oe tO

TWO ARE PERFECT IN ATTENDANCE FOR TERM   Mrs. C. Bloomfield, Tullytown Teacher, Given a  Farewell Gift GRADE YEAR BOOK

\Mass Funeral Services To Be Held for Victims  Of ‘Worst’ Newfoundland Crash in Circling Plane

FUNERAL AL SERVICES F FOR 39 AIRPLANE VICTIMS SCHEDULED TOMORROW

LIQUOR BOARD DELAYS ACTION   Proposed New Regulations Bring Ohio Protests

OPPOSE 3 NEW LIQUOR PLANS   Fight Suggestion of State Approval of Manager

Cloudy, Cool Weather for World Series  Mirlean Eaeac   Dickson Faces Ferriss in Game At Boston Park

President And Cabinet Comb  Meat Situation   Secretary Of Agriculture - Declines To Add To Statements Already Issued

Meat Topic At Meeting Of Cabinet   Situation Is Discussed In Truman’s 45-Minute Session but Anderson Gives No Details

Shorfage Seen Until Far Into Yexl Summer  Scarcity Talked ’ In Meeting Of Cahinot Tadav

No Decision Is Announced; Anderson Thinks Enough -Said on Shortage   NOT ENOUGH TILL 1948

Meat Supplies Not Likely To Catch Up Until 1948—Then Perhaps We Can't Afford It

Heavy Demand Until Incomes Drop in Mid-’47; Decontrol Board Recesses Study Of Dairy Products

Meat Expected To Be Scarce For Fifteen Months   Agriculture Department Sees Gloomy Picture Of Food Situation

Shortage of Meat to Stay   eve wet Ww atlas?  Supplies Not Likely To Catch Up With Demand Until 1948

Anderson Refuses Comment by Saying Enough Already Has Been Said   SUPPLIES NOT TO CATCH UP WITH DEMAND IN YEAR

Shortage Seer Until Far Info Next Summer  Scarcity Talked In Meeting Of fiat. nat Tademew

MEAT SUPPLIES MAY NOT CATCH UP BEFORE 1948  WON’T BE ABLE TO   WON’T BE ABLE TO AFFORD AS MUCH BY THEN, EXPERTS SAY

' CHIEF LOOKING y FOR MEAT, TOL   Cabinet Session Devoted Largely to Shortage — No Reports of Any Luck

"TRUMAN MEETS WITH CABINET TO DISCUSS MEAT SHORTAGE AGAIN; FORECASTS STILL NO BRICHTER

TRUMAN CABINET — DISCUSSES MEAT   No Decision Is Announced; Anderson Thinks Enough ‘Said on Shortage   NOT ENOUGH TILL 1948

Former Jap Puppet Says He Should Be Shot On Collaboration Counts

Oil Shortage Faces Nation Within Only Two Decades  Strife-Ridden Middle East Seen as Best New Source

Oil Shortage In 20 Years Is Foreseen   State Department Tells Of Problems Before World Over Petroleum And Its Control

Bilbo Dares Gov't To Try To Protect Right Of Mississippi Negroes To Vote   Openly Defies Jaw and Says He Will Defend In Court Any White Person Accused of Denying Negro Right To Vote.

Expect Speedy O. K.   ‘New CIO-GM Contract To Be Voted On By ‘Union Locals; “Back . On Jobs Within Week”

Auto Industry Eager For Full 'Production   Both GM And UAW Predict Speedy Approval Of Agreement To End 113-Day Old Strike

“IRE EXPECTED ON JORS SOON   Swift Approval. of Manage. ment.CIO Settlement Seen; \ Praduétian ine Waek

Awaits Auto Workers’ Okeh   Both Company and Workers See Speedy Approval of Agreement And Return to Work

GM Awaits Signal to Go Ahead   Ready to Roll, Auto Industry Looks for An Early O. K. of Strike Settlement

GM TO RESUME WITHIN WEEK   Workers’ Ratification O New Wage Scale Due Friday

Predict Speedy Approval   Of Proposed Contract Between General Motors  And CIO Union

18'4-Cent Hike Over   G.M., C41.0, Confident  There Will Be Speedy Sanction on the Terms Made Yesterday   113-Day Fight   Tieup Cost Car Industry Over Billion Dollars, Jt Is Estimated

AWAIT SIGNING OF CONTRACT WITHU. A.W.   Speedy Okay Of 181% Cent Hourly Pay Hike Seen   Comes After 113-Day Work Stoppage Costing Over Billion Dollars

Quick Approval 0f6.M.-Union Contract Seen   Council Expected To Ratify Agreement Without Trouble

SOME WORKERS MAY BE CALLED BY NEXT WEEK   Auto Industry Has Eyes On Full Output As 18!/,-Cent Raise Ends Walkout

—BACK TO WORK— Approval Of Agreement _ Is Awaited General Electric Strike Also Ended

High Tribunal Also Rules on Appeal by Negro   Throws Out Contempt Conviction of Editor; Reverse Virginia Ruling in Bus Suit

Allow 10 Days to Prepare Detense of Accused Japs   Paper’s Right to Criticize A Court Upheld by Justices

EDITOR UPHELD   COURT IS SUSTAINED BY RIGHT TO CRITICIZE A U. &. SUPREME TRIBUNAL

RULE RIGHT TO CRITICIZE COURT   High Court Sets Aside Press Contempt Ruling

Miami Herald Exonerated ‘By High. Tribunal   Freedom of Press Cited By Justices In ‘Contempt’ Case

Court Upholds Paper’s Right   Tribunal Declares News: paper Has Right To Criticize Court.

VFW Will Sponsor Local Dog Track  Park Board Slated go Recelve $200 a Dav

Russia Will Open Balkans to All World Trade   Foreign Ministers Speed Efforts to Complete European Peace Treaties; Settlement OF Troop Problem at Trieste Is Announced

Balkans to Be Opened to World Trade   ‘Big Four’ Work Out Agreement on Touchy Problem

TRADE BARRIERS IN BALKANS ARE LIFTED BY REDS   Soviets Apparently Will Permit Deals Without Asking Special Rights

Big Four in Agreement  On Balkans   Further Accord Reached After Ministers Settle Trieste Dispute; Danube Problem Remains

Russians Give Way In Parley   No Special Economic Privileges Demanded By Soviet Minister,

Balkans Matter Nearing  Accord   Foreign Minister: May Open Area To Trade

JBig Four Works Out Basic Agreement On Trade Issue:  Danube, Italian Reparations Main Remaining Prcbiems

Plan Drafted For Opening Of The Balkans  Trade ent Wo tked Out By

Big 4 Agree On Balkan Trade Issue   Soviets Grant. Concessions on Trieste Problem

Reparations And Navigation Problems Remain .... Big Four In Agreement  On Balkan ‘Trade Issuc

Basic Accord Worked Out By Big Four   Danube Navigation And Italian Reparations Main  TD . cis tuteise Lakeeee.

CRUMP SHOWS THREAT NOTE   Memphis Politician Says $50,000 Asked In Extortion Letter

Heydrich Is Blamed for Munich Blast   Say Explosion Was Designed to Shatter Peace

Says Heydrich — Was Back of. Munich Blast   Nazi General Accuses Dead “Hangman” of 1939 Explosion

Heydrich Blamed In Beer Hall Blast   Nazi Claims ‘Hangman Stage-Managed Affair

Neighborliness Is Needed by World, Says Eisenhower   People of No Natien  Wont a Global War-- U.S. Must lead Way - Toward: Democracy

‘Neighborliness Is Plea of Gen. Eisenhower  - Apparently Refers to Russia During Comment

WE MUST KEEP AMERICA STRONG TO WIN PEACE   Roger Babson Discusses Some Things U. S. Must Do To Be Prepared To Lead The PostWar World Into Peace.

GOP Forecasts Congress Contro  - Sees House Lead, Gains In Senate

Victory Seen By Brownell   Control of Congress This Year in View

WLB Abolished, New Board Set Up By Truman  Pending Cases Awreilys Ts

Stelle Wants Surplus for UJ. §. Veterans   Wants Law Revised to Give Service men First Choice

Stelle urges surplus laws  be amended Asks top priority  for vets in sale

RAIL UNIONISTS CONFIDENTLY SEE VOTE 10 STRIKE   Outcome of Poll of 1,000,000 Non-Operators May Not Be Given for Month   SITUATION NOT URGENT   Efforts to Mediate Issues Will Be Made Before Walkout Date Is Decided

Union Officials Say Non-Operating Rail Majority in Favor Of Nationwide Strike

Lewis Prepares For Showdown   Tells Union Presidents Secretly What Next Move Will Be

Gets Set For His  Meeting   Miners’ Leader To Talk Wages With Krug

Lewis’  Strategy Is Aired To Aides   District Chiefs Let In On Procedure With Krug

it A Deep, Dark Secret  Lewis Reveals Next Move To District Heads

Conservation Of Food In. U.S. Must Continue-Truman   Foreign Nations Need “Further Assistance”

NAZI DOCTORS TO BE TRIED IN MASS MURDERS   Hitler’s Personal Physician One Of These Indicted, Rw Americans   MANY BRUTALITIES IN GERMAN CAMPS

MURDER CHARGES FILED AGAINST 23 GERMAN DOCTORS   Physicians Alleged to Have Killed Hundreds of Thousands by Euthanasia and  Experiments.   TO BE TRIED BEFORE U. S. MILITARY COURTS   Group Will Be First of From 250 to 500 Former Nazi Leaders to Face Prosecution.

U.S. Indicts —  Nazi Doctors   Scientists Are Charged With Brutal Murders

ACTION BEGU ON ATROCITIES BY U.S. COURT   WIERD EXPERIMENTS KILL HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS

NAZI DOCTORS TO FACE TRIALS   Indictments Charge Murder, Medical Tests Upon Camp Inmates

Return Indictments For Murder Against  23 German Doctors   Deaths of Hundreds of Thousands Charged By Euthanasia, Brutal Experiments; Will Face U. S. Military Court

German Physicians ~ Accused Of Murder   Indictments Charge Slay. ing of Thousands - of Humans

Indictments Filed Against 23 German Medical Men   Charge Murder Of Hundreds Of Thousands During War

ASKS PEACE CONFERENCE TO GIVE IF ITALIAN. CITY OF GORIZIA—G ROMY KO  ‘AGAIN     INSULTED"

YOGOSLAVIA DEMANDS LARGE ITALIAN CITY   ‘Ocesn’t Want To Lose Gonfid ence In Allies

Demand Is Made That Yugoslavia Be Ceded Gorizi   Yugoslavia Presents De. mand At Peace Conference For Italian City   FRANCE SWINGING TO EASTERN RLOC

ti TATEMENT   ways People Will Lose (onfidence If Plea i. nheeded

Official Warns Of Reaction if Request Denied   Rome Naval Delegat Asks Increase in Strength of Fleet

Bay Bridge as War Memorial? ‘   Proposal Is Presented At State Legion Convention  

BAY BRIDGE AS WAR MEMORIAL IS SUGGESTEL   Is One Of Many Resolutions Submitted At Legion  Pn Se   FREDERICK 40 AND 8 ENGINE PROMINENT

Bay Bridge as War Memorial? m eg ee ME  Pr ‘oposal Is Presented At State Legion Convention

Rep. Burch To Succeed Glass   Virginia Representative is Expected to Qualify at Once

REP, BURCH IS APPOINTED TO SUCCEED GLASS   GOVERNOR IS RUSHING ‘PAPERS TO CAPITAL

MONEY IN HANDS OF TEN PER CENT   WAGE EARNERS SEE SAVINGS DRAINED AWAY

Few Families Have Savings   Ten Percent Have Sixitv Percent Of Cask

PRESIMENT ASKS “BRIAN TO OPEN HOLY LAND NOM   London Representatives in B, Washington See Election Politics in Statement   NO TROOP AID PLEDGED  This Is One Condition Upon Whish Attlee Regime Has Been Insisting

URGES BRITISH TO END BAN ON IMMIGRATION   Backs Agency Partition Plan

THINKS 100,000 ) SHOULD. BE “ALLOWED TO. IMMIGR: “AND HAVE OWN JEWIS

Truman Asks TImmigr: ation Of Jews Into Palestine   President Also Re-Affirms That He Is Ready To Ask Congress For Liberalization Of U. S. Immigration Laws To Admit A Number Of European Refugees

Truman Asks Quick Action On Palestine   Wants Immigration Of Jews To Begin Before Winter

Military Training Plan Seems Doomed to Another Failure   Despite War Department Compromise, Most Solons Seem Against It.

Compromise Proposal For Military Training Gets Cold Reception In Washington

PRINCIPLES OF NEXT GOVERNOR EMBODIED N PARTY SCHEDULE   AID FOR VETERANS, OLD PEOPLE, OTHER NEEDY CITIZENS REAFFIRMED

DEMS ADOPT JESTER PLAN OF PROGRESS   , Platform Dedicated To United Democracy Wins Convention Approval

FOLLOW ‘THE PEOPLE'S PATH’  Texas Democrats Indorse Proaram for Leaislature

Cooperation Pledged to Youngdahl   Governor-Elect at Caucus of Majority Of House Members

Truman Is Favorite   Commission Okays Boost In City Taxes   New Tax Rate Set At $1; Employes’ - Cost-Of-Living Bonus Is Increased

Commission Okays Boost In City Taxes   New Tax Rate Set At $1; Employes Cost-Of-Living Bonus Is Increased

Shanghai, Once Queen City of the Orient, Is Certainly Not What It Used to Be

Great Changes In The Famous City of Shanghai   Hoodlums and Racketeers Fill City That Years Ago Was Well Run Metropolis

Apology Offered For Destruction  Of American Flag   India Demonstrations Were a Protest Against Racial and Color Dis:  crimination.

Express Apology For Indian Affair   Consul General Gets Letter From Indian Naval Commander

HERCURY MAY HiT 103 HERE LATE TODAY   High Temperature of 102 Recorded late Thursday

State Begins F irst Peacetime Year Since 1940 After Hilarious Celebration of Arrival of 1946

U.N. Reopen: Site Surveys   San Francisco Again In Race for ‘Home’

Food Emergency Is Explained  U. S. Has Not Been  Producinag Enouch

Stolen Jewels Recovered in Old Shoe Box   Hid in Locker At Chicago Central Station

INTELLIGENCE PLAN ADOPTED      Sneak Attack Danger Draws Warning

Calls for Permanent Authority to Coordinate Intelligence Activities Of War, Navy and State Departments

BLASTS KILL 8 IN JERUSALEM   Two Explosions Rip British Military Headquarters in Holy Land.

8 Die In Blast: At British Hq. In Jerusalem   Jewish Extremists ~ Renew Underground War In Holy Land

‘DIPLOMATIC MANEUVERS AMONG BIG POWERS REVEALS PEACE PLAYS GAME OF “HARD TO CATCH”

POSSIBILITY THAT RUSSIA WILL — , NOT CARRY THROUGH ARMAMENT PROPOSAL IS SEEN BY ANALYST

PRODUCTION TO SOAR TONEW HIGHS IN 14h   Business to Start — Rolling When Labor Strife Ende

22 Graham Race Horses Die in Fire   Half Million Dollar Loss Hits Owner of Favorite in Derby

RACE HORSES PERISH IN FIRE   Stables Burn at Arlington Race Track — Twenty-Two Theroughbreds Die in Fiames.

GOVERNOR ENDS SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE   BLAMES DEMOCRATS FOR DISAGREEMENT OVER MONEY BILLS

Governor Adjourns Illinois Assembly Quibbling Session   Nothing Accomplished in Special Session; Bills  Still Not Paid

PLAN SALVAGE OF TREASURE   DIVERS TO START WORK WEDNESDAY .TO RECOVER HIDDEN JAPANESE GOLD AND SILVER

German Girl Given Life   Convicted of Kil ; Sgt. Flanigan of Peoria, Ill.

FRAULEIN GETS : LIFE SENTENCE   FOUND GUILTY OF SLAYING PEORIA Gl IN GERMANY

Fraulein Gets Life in Prison  Murdered Yank in Room in Nuernberc

~erman Girl Sentenced l'o Lite Imprisonment  For Killing US Soldier

Fraulein Is Sentenced To Life Imprisonment For Killing U. S. Soldier

German Girl Given Life  Prison Term   Convicted For Killing American

Girl Sentenced For Gl Murder   Shoots Soldier In Apartment After Jealous Rage

WAVE OF RELIGIOUS WARFARE ~~ SWEEPING VILLAGES IN INDIA   TENS OF THOUSANDS FLEEING FROM EASTERN BENGAL AS VIOLENCE IN CREAS:

Violence Mounts In Bengal Riots   Tens of Thousands of Hindus Are Refugees

isolation Threat May Curb Soviets   New Yorker Hopeful Other World Powers Can Subdue Russians

‘Isolation Threat May Bring Russia 'To Negotiate For Relastic Peace

PROBE REVEALS GI ‘LOVE NESTS   Frauleins Blamed by Army After Inquiry

TRUCKERS HALT STRIKE BALLOT IN ST. LOUIS   Rank And File Members Rebel Against Edict Of Leaders

four are Dead. Two Burned. In An Explosion   Visiting Welders Were Completing Repair Tank Job

POLITICAL CAMPAIGN IN PENNSYLVANIA 10 BE BITTER AFFAIR   Guffey Chief Target For GOP Flasts

NEW POWER FOR HOME EXPEDITER   Non-Residential Building Up to Wyatt Now

To Rush Work on Veteran Housing  Housing Expediter to Have Larger Say

Non-Housing Work To Be In His Hands   Pending Transfer, Such Construction Slashed 10 Million a Week.

Wyatt Takes Over   Non-Residential Building Powers Giren F x » editor

MORE MATERIALS TO BE AVAILABLE FOR VETS’ HOUSING   CPA to Turn Over Non-Resi dential Construction to Housing Expeditor

Sailings Slowec As Occupation  Forces Dwindle  Eligible Troops May Have to Wait 3 Months

- 1's O729288   Inismenss anc — = Ta. 0. -evicing Snoug1 ew ‘Fen

NO REPLACEMENTS  Delays up fo Three Months Seen in Soldiers Return

NEED TROOPS FOR OVERSEAS ASSIGNMENTS   RATE OF DISCHARGE TOO RAPID FOR REPLACEMENT

Army Slows Down Return of Soldiers From Overseas; Drafi. Enlistments Fail to Provide Replacements

Point System ‘Unchanged, _ Army Reveals   Return of Troops Will be Delayed Up to Three Months

Army Slows Refurn Of Gls from Abroad By Three Months   Occupation Endangered By Fast Mustering Out of Troops

TROOPS’ RETURN FROM OVERSEAS SLOWED BY ARMY   Action Due to Lack of Replacements for Occupation Forces in Hostile Countries.   THREE-MONTH DELAY FOR SOME MEN SEEN   Homecoming Rate Cut From Current 800,000 or More Monthly to About 300,000.

ARMY SLOWS DOWN RETURN OF TROOPS FROM OVERSEAS   Action May Cause Delay Up To Three Months In Homecoming Of Men Eligible For Discharge; Garrisous In Enemy Nations Under-Strength

Return of Overseas GI  Slowed Down   Demobilization Rate Cut as Recruiting, Draft Miss Quota

SAILINGS ARE SLOWER PERCEPTIBLY   There May Be Delay Up To Three Months for  Homecoming of Men

Murray Calls Union Heads te  Capital Parley   Auto and Electrical Leaders to Discuss Wage Adjustment Battles with Chief

UMON HEADS ARE CALLED IN   Murray Summons Auto And Electrical Unions To Meet in Capital

Murray Calls Union Head  Conference   Auto, Electrical And Glass Chiefs May Attend Parley

ClO Chieftain Calls Conference  Auto and Electricai Union Heads Called

MURRAY CALLS UNIGN HEADS      Auto. Electrical Chieftains Meet Thursday in Washinaton

UNION LEADERS TO MEET T0 00 OVER WAGE FIGHT   ‘Murray Summons Heads of Auto and Electrical Workers to Capital for Conference Thursday,   C. 1. 0. GLASS WORKERS MAY BE REPRESENTED   Attempt to Be Made by G. M. aud U. A. W. Wednesday to Arrange Resumption of Negotiations.

BOOST MILK ONE CENT PER QUART   MANY SECTIONS OF NATION AFFECTED BY BOWLES’ ORDER

OPA Boosts Milk Prices Cent a Quart   Coffee Cream Hiked One Cent Half Pint, Buttermilk, Chocolate Milk Are Also Boosted

Other Price Boosts On Dairy Products Directed by Bowles   Increase Effective Immediately; New Order Affects Most of Nation; Crean. Flavored Drinks Put on List

Milk Prices Upped Cent Per Quart in  Many Areas by OPA   Higher Prices” on Some Other Dairy Products In Effect at Once

OPA Raises Price of Milk Cent a Quart   Hike in Many Sections Of Nation Effective Now

Milk Prices Up One Cent a Quar   Increase Goes Into Effect Immediately

OPA Increases Price Of Mulk Cent A . Quart   Effective Now In Manv Areas

OPA Grants One Cent Hike For Several Cities   INCREASE IN COST IS TO TAKE EFFECT AT ONCE

In Vans erotieng 0 U.S.   Inerease Effective Tmmediately; Baltimore Jumps Milk to 15 Cents Per Quart

FORMER NAZIS FACE SECOND TRIAL FROM GERMAN ALTHORITIES   MITIGATING FACTS ARE CAUSE OF WAR COURT CIVING 2 FREEDOM 

JEWS THREATEN BRITISH IN HOLY LAND WITH DEAT   Say Streets Will Flow With British Blood I Death Sentences On 18 Carried Out.

Claim Tha Brit. Blooe Will. ow a               PAMPHLETS PROMISE ACT! 18 CONDEMNED JEWISH. YO! PEOPLE ARE EXECUTED ~

British Blood To Flow,  Jewish Extremists Warn   Pamphlets Spread Through Tel Aviv Predict Violence if 18 Condemned Youths Are Executed

JEWS THREATEN BRITISH AGAIN   Violence Promised lf Young _ Jews Are Executed; ‘War Of Nerves’ Continues

Two Brothers Perish in Hre   Christmas Candle Destroys Clubhouse and Damages Apartment

Lie of Norway Nominated for  UNO Position   Foreign Minister to Be Secretary-General: Selection Unanimous

KEY POST IN U. N. 0. TO GO TO NORWEGIAN   Trygve Lie, Laws er-Diplomat, Nontinated for Secretary-teneral at 40.000 a Wear.

Norway Official Nominated As UNO Secretary-General   Trygve Lie Named By Unanimous Vote OF Security Council For Important Post With World Peace Aaency

TWO INMATES FLEE ANAMOSA   Steal Car After Slugging Guard With Hammer

Roosevelt; Wife Received by  Premier Stalin Visit Is Made on Birthday of Russian Leader

Hunted Man Walks 60 Miles to Give Self Up in Jackson  Two Others Involved In Ambushing Remain

Negro Sought By Posse Gives Up   One Of Three Brothers, All Veterans, Surrenders To Jailer

One of Hunted Trio Surrenders   Negro Evades Posses _ and Gives Up at Tiaar of Tail

One of Three Negro Brothers Gives Self Up   Search Continues For Other Alleged Ambush Slayers

Manhunt For Other Suspects Continues... . One Of Three Brothers  Sought In Mississippi Shooting Gives Self Up

MAN OUTWITS POSSE, GIVES UP TO OFFICERS   Two Of Shooting Suspects Still Remain At Large

One Of Three Hunted Group  Giv és Self Up   Johnny Craft Slips Through Heavily Armed Posse to Jail; Two Brothers at Large

One Negro Surrenders   War Veteran Slips Through Posse and Goes to Jail

Posse Presses Search for Two-Negroes In Swampland after One Surrenders

John Colton. Famous Playwrisht. Succambs   He Was the Author of Such Broadway Hits As “Rain” and “Shanghai Cesture’’

JOBN COLTON DIES   Internationally Known Playwright Was in Texas for His Health

Truman Signs  Hospital Bill   Good Points Over-Balance wie. (We Ane

TRUMAN SIGNS HOSPITAL BILL      Measure  Provides Federal Help in Financing New Building Program

Hospital Measure  Signed By Truman   Government to Help Fi. nance the Program Throughout Nation

Police Mingle With Mourners   Hold Last Services For Suzanne Degnar

Two Janitors Released in  Girl Killing   New Clues Hunted by Chicago Police; Reward Increased to $37,500

Sleuths Seek . Kipnap-Kaller At Tors Rite:   Delecti ves Mingle With Mourners For Clues; JanHors and Wife of One Are Released

SADIST ELUDES POLICE   Hunt Fresh Clews As Rites Said For Tiny Victim

KILLER HUNTED AT LAST RITES   Important Clews In Degnan Kidnap-Murder Collapse

Detectives Mingle With Mourners for Victim of Butcher   All Clues in Murder of Suzanne Degnan Have Proved Unfruitful

SUZANNE DEGNAN'S FUNERAL WAS HELD IN CHICAGO TODAY   Detectives Mingled With the  Mourners Seeking a ] Clue.   NO SUCCESS IN 5 DAYS   A Possibility the Killer Might _ Gloat at the Last Rites.

Police Hunt New Clues In Kidnap-Killing   Funeral Held For Victim of Chicago Madman

Detectives on Hand At Suzanne’s Funeral   Thought Sadistic Killer Might Make ~ Appearance; No New  Chime: Bve Elceaeeees

Police Search For New Clues In Kidnap Case   All Persons Held For Questioning Have Been Sei Free

Illinois Officers Hunt New Clues In Degnan Case   Picked Squad Carries On As Funeral Services For Victim Take Place

Police Attend Funeral, Search For New Clews   Child’s Murder  Remains Mystery

Hunt New Clues In Search For Kidnap-Slayer   Janitors Held In Degnan Case Released For  Lack Of Evidence.

DEFENSE T0. FILE SERTES OF MOTIONS   One Will Be to  Dismiss Charges  In McKay Case

Lewis Forces Disaster,  U.S. Charge  UMW Leader, Opens Defense Today In Contempt Trial

THE TEXAS POLL:  Texans Favor Compulsory Military Or Naval Trainine

DEMONSTRATION IS STAGED BY GERMAN CROW   4,000 Angrily Protest Evacuation Of Homes To House British Troops   NATIONAL ANTHEM OF REICH SUNG BY MOB

Germans Scoff  At Allied Plan  Hamburg Citizens Meet In Mass Demonstration

Mass rrotest Is Staged In Hamburg  Germans Object   Germans Object To British Order  For Evacuation

GERMANY MAY BE - SELF SUPPORTING   American, British Governments Try Barter to Equalize Burden.

TOP DIPLOMATS TO GET $25,001   Foreign Service Setup Revamped To Help Win The Peace

UNION INTENDS TO AIR DEMAND BEFORE STRIKE   Phone Workers Won't Walk Out Untess Bargaining Con’  “‘favanees Bog Dawn

PHONE WORKERS VOTE TO STRIKE   To Resume Bargaining Conferences; Leaders Armed With Power To Order Walkout.

*Phonemen Vote Strike But -Attemp} To Avert &           Nation-Wide Wall Hinges On Bargainin.

—STRIKES— Bargaining Efforts To Be Resumed   Strike Power Is Voted By NFTW

'LEADERS ARMED WITH AUTHORITY TO CALL STRIKE READY TO OPEN ‘CONFERENCES WITH THE COMPANIES

TO RESUME BARGAINING CONFERENCES   Executive Board To Call Walkout Whenever ‘Proper’

Telephone Workers Vote For Strike,  Promise Every Effort For Peace First

‘SERIOUS, BUT NOT NECESSARILY A FATAL,  RIFT CLOVEN IN UNSC; AUGUST BODY IS TO . MEET WITH RUSSIAN DELEGATE ATTENDING   ‘Andrei Gromyko, Russian Delegate, Assured That Only ‘Procedural’ Matters Will Be Discussed at Today’s  Closed Session—Gromyko Agrees to Attend.   A SUMMARY OF THE NEWS

Lewis Doggedty Insists Operators Establish Health and Welfare Fund

Welfare Fund Chief Concern Of Mine Heac   Health Demand Only Poiut  Discussed as Walkout TT  . MT.

Lewis Insists On Health Fund  For Miners   Leader Refuses to Discuss Anything Else in Contract

Lewis Sull Insists On  Health Fund   But Four Days Left For Settlement Prior To Strike: Deadline

LEWIS HOLDS TO DEMANDS   Insists Upon Creation of Health, Welfare Fund For Coal Miners

LEWIS FIDDLES IN COAL CRISIS   Leader Of UMW Delay: Negotiations On New Contract

Lewis Insists OnNew Health Fund For Men   Cnly Four Days Remain Before Deadline for Miners to Walk Out

614713 ITEM FOR LIQUOR PFIFCTED   ‘Refund Demanded on $39,000,000 in War Contracts

BUFFALO MEAT DRAWS THRONG   Two Shops in Minneapolis Find Eager Demand for High-Priced Bison

Little Rabe. What Now?   Dispute Over Java Reaches To Roots of Colonial System

KEEN INTEREST IN GEORGIA VOTE   Some 120 Negroes Registered For First Time To Vote In NexMe% eek'’s Primary’

SPOTLIGHT ON GEORGIA VOTE   Large Negro Ballot Ex pected In Election Next Week

ROCK THROWER FELLS ROBBEF   Gunman With $38,000 I: Captured by Posse

Three Wrecks Hurt Seven Persons; Driver Fined $15 For Slow Driving

BOY IS AMONG NINE HURT IN ROAD MISHAPS   Lisbon Lad Hit By Car After Leaving School Bus; Driver Held

Condensed From Wire Reports   Storm Warnings Go Up At Lake Texoma —

Blasted Mine To Be Sealed: Rescue Halts   Bodies of 20 Men Believed To Have Perished Not Found

20 Miners’ Bodies To Be ‘Sealed Off   Rescue Squads Give Up Search As Pit Becomes Dangerous’

SEALING ORDER WILL LEAVE 20 INSIDE OF MINE   Mounting Peril To Rescue Crews Spurs Officials To Make Decision

All Hope Of Saving Entombed Miners Fades [As Pit Ordered Sealed: 24 Victims Dead

WORK HALTED   Fire Forces Abandonment Of Further Effort To Reach Trapped Men

Detroit Mayor Confers With Union Officials In Attempt To Settle Transit Strike

HARVESTER WAGE BOOST PROPOSED   BOARD RECOMMENDS 18-CENT HOURLY INCREASE FOR 30,000 ON STRIKE.

MARINE EXECUTED   Dies in Electric Chair For Murder of Wisconsin Gal.

Little Steel in Swift Followup Of Settlement   U.S. Steel's 130,000 Workers Due to Return to Jobs Monday ‘

New Steel Accords Reached   Republic, Alminun Corp. Follow ‘Bie Stecl Lead

Smaller Firms Are Negotiating For Early End   Conclusion Seen For Walkout of Automobile Union

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Political Flavor Noted In Message To Yanks In P.I.

Jersey Truck Drivers Return  To Work Today   Several Thousand Drivers On Sympathy Strike Ordered Back To Work

TRUCK STRIKE ~~ END IN SIGHT   HEAD OF TEAMSTERS'- UNION INTERVENES IN EFFORT TO END NEW YORK CRISIS

Public Will Be Be Given Documents Showing _ How Franco Cooperated With Axis.

Spain Due For Another U.S. Slap   To Reveal Wartime Dealings With Nazis

REFUSE TO TESTIFY   Fellow Officer is Being Tried on Charges of Cruelty

Suggests UNO ‘Trusteeship In Italian Colony   Proposes 10-Year Term Under Organization Instead of Reds Alone

Truman Calls On Citizens Aid Fire Prevention   Fire Hazards E:xist On All Farms

Committee To Summon Fortas   Kev Witness To Be Heard In Investigation Of Pau. lev’s Nomination

LONDON-U.P—Trygve Lie, Norwegian foreign minister, was elected secretary general of the UNO Friday by a vote of AR tn 2

anINOKY IN BEVIN CLAat VER GREEG   Councii Told Russia Insists on Immediate Remcval ef Sritish Arms.

Russia Demands Britain Withdraw Troops in Greece   Presence Unjustified, Says Vishinsky; Bevin Chal-  lenges Remarks

Patterson Says Hirohito Won't Be Forced Out   Secretary Asserts M’Arthur’s Powers  Remain Undiminished

MAG’ SUPPORTED BY PATTERSON   Jan Cabinet Decides Aged Premier Should Keep 7 14.4

Pope F earful New Conflict Perils Worle   Pleads For Quick Writing Of Stable, Just Peaces  boas... U7...

Pontilf Begs  Statesmen for Stable Peace   Pope Sees Danger of New Europe Conflicts In Christmas Talk

POPE APPEALS FOR EFFORTS 1 SPEED PEACE   ‘New Conflicts’ Threatening Europe, Pontiff Says in Address to Sacred Collece

Annual Meeting  Of Boy Scouts  . County Group Meet: In. LeMars Nov. 25.

Annual Meeting OfBoy Scouts... . County Group Meets In LeMars Nov. 25°.

ASK SUPPORT OF ClO IN STRIKE ON GREAT LAKES   Strike Ties Up Shipping, Impedes Coal Movement

Efforts to Solve Atoin Problems In ‘New Phase Today  Agency on Control ‘onvenes

Atom Experts Set to Draft Control Plan   Committee to Begin Work Despite Russiar Demands That Bombs Be Outlawed First

ATOM CONTRAL PLANS STUDIEL   Committee Starts Draft Of Proposals Despite Russian Opposition

Poland Loses Move to Have LU. N. Break With Spa in  security Council Votes 7 to 4 Against Demand for Rupture; Case,   Security Council Votes 7 to 4 Against Demand for Rupture; Case, However, Is Kept Before Organization

UN Beats Pole Move for Break With Spain, 7-4  Dr. Lange Wins Attempt to Retain   Firm in Refusal:

UN Turns Down Polish Plan for  Ban on Spain   Only Russia, France And Mexico Back Poland’s Delegate

UN Council Turns Down Proposal To Break With Spain   Only Four Nations Support Polish Resolution For Severance of Diplomatic Relations; Spanish Issue Kept Before Council

POLAND LOSES MOVE ON SPAIN   Franco Question Kept Before U. N. Until Next Wednesday

U. N. Council Firmly Rejects Spanish Breal   Polish Delegate Defeate In Efforts to Sever BFranen Roelatiane

Lange Manages To Keer Case before Agency despite 7-4 Defeat   RUSSIA BACKS POLAND   Resolution To Keep Situation under Observation Is Offered

Poland Loses Fight Against Franco in U. N.   Spanish Question Is Not Buried However

Poland Loses F ight for UN Spanish Break   Lange Keeps Franco Issue Before Council Till Wednesday; Vote On Resolution 7-4

Poland Loses Move to Have U.N. Break With Spain   security Council Votes 7 to 4 Against Demand for Rupture: Case, However, Is Kent Before Oraqanization

SPAIN ISSUE I$ RETAINED ON AGENDA   Dr. Oscar Lange Is Defeated in Move for Definite Break

FIGHT ON SPAIN LOST BY POLANI   U. N. DEFEATS, 7 TO 4, RESOLUTION FOR BREAK WITH FRANCO REGIME.

“War of Nerves’ in Middle East is launched by Moscow   American Officials Make No Secret of the Situation Being Grave; Potential Threat to Peace Viewed

FORMER ENVOY MEETS SENATE FOREIGN BOARD   Moscow Papers Raise Inquity on Forces In Egypt

Sigler Skeptical Of McKay Pledge   Doubts Ex-GOP Boss Will Help Elect Him

Indians Riot And  Many Die   56 Reported Dead As Moslems And Hindus Clash On ‘Action Day’

Wyatt Submits Housing Troubles To Pres. Truman   Asks “Reaffirmation” Of His Emergency . Powers :

Wyatt’s Problems Taken To Trumar  Expeditor Wants To Know Authority

Shoots Wife, Child, Then Kills Himself      No Motive Has Yet Been Established For Sunday Shootina

YOUNG FACES JAIL SENTENCE   Find Ex-Sheriff Guilty of Accepting Bribes

GANG CAPTURED NEAR LERSBURG AFTER ROBBER4ES AND KIDNAFING  IN OHIO-----

Union U rges Action From Washington   Nine-Hour Session Proves Fruitless; Strike Spreading

UNION STIL PING HOPE ON PEAGE EFFORT   Postpones Plans for Strike of All Employes in *Phone Plants.

No Solution Yet In Phone Line Strike   Union Postpones Discussion Of Nationwide Walkout; U.S. Seeks Accord

Minor Italian Questions Are  First Taken Up   Controversial Issues Are Being Delayed For Later Consideration   HEAR HINTS OF RUSSIAN ACTIVITY

BIG FOUR STUDY TRADE OF ITALY   Byrnes Reported Discounting Reports on Red Troops In Europe

HEAR REPORTS ON MOVEMENT OF RED: ARMY   FOREIGN. MINISTERS DON'T KNOW WHETHER REDS. REGROUPING OR MAKING POLITICAL PLAY

RedMoves Hinted To  Ministers   Big Four Takes Up Italian Economic Questions Today .

Short Names Chiefs Who Blamed Him   General Tells Committee Marshall, Gerow Tried To Make Him Scapegoat Jn Pearl Harbor Affair

y! Marshall, Gerow: and --Miles Songht. td. Shift ‘to.  Him... ‘Responsibility : “for Harber Disasiex -

Short Expands Charge He Was Made The ‘Goat’  Names Marshall, Gerov

General Staff Accused by General Short   Pearl Harbor Chief Says Blame Was Shifted Upon Him

Short Names 3 ‘Buck-Passers’  Mentions Marshall, Gerow And Miles

Pearl Harbor Army Chief Charges Top Commanders Shifted Disaster Blame

GEN.SHORT NAMES MARSHALLAS ONE “BLAME - SHIFTER   GEROW, MILES ALSO ACCUSED OF TRYING TO ‘PASS THE BUCK’

Short Hits Back at “Accusers:   Names Marshall,  Gerow and Miles  . As Staff Members «Who Shifted Blame

THREE GENERALS NAMED BY SHORT   Declares Marshall, Gerow. Miles ‘Shifted Blame’

Short Puts Blame Upon 3 Generals   Nemes Marshall, Gerow and Miles te Discredi¢t Him

‘More Pearl Harbor Testimony  Short Charges Marshall Among Those Who Tried  To Shift Blame To Him  i

Shifted Blame To Him, Short Says   Names Trio Who He Holds Responsible

SHORT NAMES GEN. MARSHALL, MILES AS “BUCK PASSERS”   Dezlares Both Generals, As ‘Members of The Army General Staff, Attempted To Shift Blame. On Him For Pearl Harhor Disaster

SHORT NAMES ACCUSER IN PEARL HARBOR QUIZ   Attempt to Shift Blame: for War Traaedy Laid to Three Generals

Generals Tried To Shift Blame  Gen. Short Names Them in Testimony

Marshall, Gerow And Miles Tried Shift Blame-Short   Maj. Gen. Fires Accusation Before Pearl Harbor Quiz

Blizzard Delays  Plane Search   Plan Climb Today Of Wyoming Peak For Missing Plane

BLIZZARD A SNOW HAMPER SEARCH FOR MISSING PLANE   Believe Transport Has Crashed Atop Elk Mountain And Killed 21 Persons

Hunt Wreckage Of Lost Plane   Scores Struggle Up Wyoming Mountain

Searchers Prepare To Climb ‘Mountain Where 21 Believed ‘Dead In Airliner Wreckage   Blizzard Forces Party To Turn Back Within 300 Feet Of Mountain Top

To Search For Missing Plane   Blizzard Forced Party To Turn Back From Hunt Last Night

HUNT AIRLINER CRASH VICTIMS   ‘Comb Snow-Covered Moun tain Peak In Search  Of 21 Passengers

A-BLAST RAYS TERMED KILLER   Officer Says ys Lethal Effects Remain Although Ships  fra Sa

Manned Fleet Would Have Been Helpless  Radiologist’s View Of Bikint Test

Bikini Fleet’s ‘Crews’ Judged KO’edby Ravs   Expert Says Warships, If Manned, Would Have . Rean Halnlecc

Eisenhower and Patterson Now Agree on One Year Extension of Draft; 18 Months Period of Service

1-Year Extension Of Draft Favored By Army Leaders a a  Do we B .

Mixed Reaction On Draft Issue   No Agreentent on Length of Extension

Army, Navy Ask Draft In  reacetime   Byrnes, Patterson, Forrestal, Eisenhower And Spaatz Tell Of Serigus World Plight

May Ask Now For Draft For One More Year   Patterson, Eisenhower Agree on Revised Continuance, No Induction Of Fathers

Ike Changes Draft Views to Favor Year Extension; Age Limits Agreed

Ike’s Proposal For Indefinite Draft Modified   Patterson Says Army Chief Now in Favor Of One-Year Continuance

Draft Necessary To Keep Security Warn Leaders   Eisenhower Said Now Wants Service Extended One Year

Modifies Stand On Draft Period   Eisentyower Says One Year =xtension O. K.

Kisenhower Would Settle For Selective Service Act Cortinaence of 12 Months

‘Ike’ Wants One More Year For Draft Law   Secretary Of War Says He And.General Have Agreed On Taimit.   BEFORE HOUSE GROUP

Cabinet, Army Officers Urge Draft Extension   Necessary For Security Of Nation, Witnesses Warn I awmakers.

CONGRESS ASKED 10 EXTEND SELECTIVE SERVICE 12 MONTHS  AGE LIMIT OF 18 TO ' 25 PROPOSED BY WAR DEPARTMENT CHIEF

Fisenhower Wants Year's Extension   Pattersor Says He And Army Chief Now Agree on Length of Draft Contiquance

WAGE RAISES ARE GRANTED TO AFL UNION   PACT FREES _ 1,181 VESSELS BOTTLED UP IN PORTS

Ship Masters Not Required To Join Union   Operators Sign Agreement, However, Involving Wage Boost

SEAMEN ON EAST AND GULF COASTS ‘TERMINATE STRIKI   ‘Sign Agreement With Opera tors After 26-Day Tie-Up —To Begin Work Munday  On 1,181 Vessels.   WORKERS IN WEST NOT AFFECTED BY ACCORD   C. I. O. Leader Voices Belief Maritime Commission Will Extend Terms to All Government Craft.

Seamen Reach Agreement; To Return Monday   26-Day Maritime Strike Is Terminated In Eastern And Gulf Ports; Pay In  crease In New Contracts

Owners Reach An Agreement With Union  East And Gulf Coast Activities Ava Afsbarctad

Work on Ships Scheduled to Begin Monday   Local Meetings Will Be Held Today to Ratify Settlement

East Coast, Gulf, Work On Monday   West Coast Ships Still Tied-Up by Lack of Agreement

East And Gulf Coast Shipping Tie-Up To End   Owners, Striking Union Members Sign; Ships To Start Moving Monday

OHIO-ACCIDENTS: LEAVE SIX DEAD   Fatalities Boost Hamilton, - Summit-co 746 Tolls

GOP for Congress ~ Streamlining Act   Party Pledges Support for  Reorganization Plan

UNION BOSS ‘OUT 10 GET PRESIDENT   Slush Fund Also Set Up to Defeat Congressmen

Hannegan Raps Union Leader.   Calls On Railway Trainmen. To Denounce Broth. er President. :

Hannegan Tells Trainmen \ Jhitney Can No, Longer.  ms ot Lenina Speak With’ “Authority”:

Soviet Battles Internal Stress   People Believed to Be : Frightened Over Foreign Affairs to Keen Unity -

UNREST BREWS INSIDE RUSSIA   Hints of Soviet Dissension Reach Peace Delenates.

Report Loss Of Ship And Crew   Disappeared Off Norfolk Three Years Ago

Vanished Vessel Was '0’ Ship  Lest Word Wes She'd Been Torpedoed

Ne ws Behind The News  Copyright Mecuure Newspaper Syodicate   WASHINGTON ys Tucker      Gecona - Raters: anet

British Stand on Trieste Is Restated   France Supports England at Peace Conference

Greeks Asked For Corridor To Aegean Sez   Reds, Slavs Make Demand. Liberty of Macedonian  Bowl. Tl... .2:1.?

Ask Territory And Corridor: ~ From Greece   Russia, Yugoslavia Plead For Bulgars Trieste -Stutus Occupies .  Del=.ates ©

Yugoslavs, Reds Would Slice Greece   Bulgaria's Claims Are Given Support

Veteran Held In Slaying Of Gl   Newark Chief Files Charge Against Dishonorably Discharged Veteran For Murder

Veteran Held in Attack Slaying Of Newark Girl   Beating Is Admitted By Dishonorably Discharged Man

RIOTS. SPREAD AS TOLL RISES           Fe Religious Dis orders, May. Engulf: Al pe SOf india.

Versailles Treaty Injustices Drove Him to Nazism, Ribbentrop Asserts

Russian Declines to. Answer Questions Submitted By ‘Phe Assoeinted Presse gos,

No Disagreement On Soviet Policy, Molotov Tells AP   UN Speech Not at Variance with Stalin Statement, He Says

Expressed By Him In Talk  Molotov Contends Opinion In Line With Stalin View

Denies Claims Speech Differed With Policy Note   Addresses Message To News Service Answering Long Series Of Questions

Molotov Asserts U.N. Talk Agrees With Stalin Plan      Soviet Prime Minister De clinesto Answer Six  AP Queries

Molotov Denies Disagreeing With Stalin Statement  Refuses Direct Answers to AP Question Series

Molotov Denies  Any Policy Split   Declines to Answer Queries on Apparent Speech Disagreements

Denies Red Policy Rift   Molotov Sees N 6 Disagreement Between His And Stalin’s Speeches

Molotov Denies Disagreement With Red Leader   Concerns Stalin's Policy Report

Molotov & Stalin See Alike   Soviet Minister. Denies Any Difference In Policy Statements

Molotov Declines Clarify Speech  Views Interpreted Conflict With Stalin

Molotov Denies Rift With Stalin   Foreign Ministers Converge On N. Y.

Molotov, in Reply to Associated Press Questions, Denies Any Differences in his own, Stalin's Talks

 ION DOES © NOT CORRESPOND TO THE FACTS   V. M. Molotov, Soviet Russian Foreign Minister Issues a Statement.   “JIS ON STALIN'S TALK   Not Difficult to See After a Careful Study of Text in Question, He Said.

Reds Landing More Troops InManchuria   But, Soviets Claim They Won't Remain

Thousands More Russian Troops Reach Manchuria, Say Chinese Military Men

Report Landing Of Red Troops   Many Thousands Put Ashore at Manchurian Ports, Reports Say

Reeves, Winner Over Axtell, Has No Fear of  ‘Pim tees) Exivetece Ros cca ks

Should Be Some Vacancies Fifth District Winner Sees Plenty of Capital Housing

Rallies Protest Rising Prices   Governor Asked to Call Legislature for Price Control Action

Numerous Consumer Demonstrations and One-Day Buyers’ Strikes Scheduled in Nation.      ASK STATE ACTION ON RENT CONTROL

Superintendent’s   County School News   Notes About the Rural and Town Schools of Interest to Ali In The County of Sionx

Unamerican_ -Probers May Query Roosevelt      Son, of, ‘Late President: Charged with: Discussing Ue S.-Foreign Policy ia: Moscow.”

Elliott Roosevelt's Remarks ‘at! Enibassy Party in Moscow Said to be “UnAmerican” —~ Subpena to be  ked for His Appearance,

FOR'S SON MAY BE ASKED 10 EXPLAIN POLICY   Counsel For Un-Americar Committee Wants To Hear Explanation

E. Roosevelt May Face Solons Quiz   Purported Statement in Moscow Hit by Adamson

House Group May — Summon Roosevelt   Adamson Wants Former President's Son To Explain Policy

Un -American Activities Body May Subpena Elliott for Explanation

House Committee May Quiz Elliott ‘About Foreign Political Policies

Labor Federation Renews Attack on  William Donovan   Photostats Play Par in Letter;  Drum’s Statement Is Net Withdrawal

State AFL Tells Donovan Activity   Backs Charges Against Political Aspirant with Documents, Reports; Gen. Drum Denies Senate Ambitions

Agreement on lranian  Case Reached   Russians Take Part in Other Activities

Reds Undecided On Attending Today's Session   ‘Area of Agreement’ Found for Dealing With Iran by Council Reaction Is Varied

Secret Meeting Is Held ‘Without Soviet Official Representative Present

Guerrillas Strike In Philippines   More Dangerous Now, Being Armed with Jap Nambu Machine Guns

KILLED IN PHILIPPINES   MP Patrol Is Ambushed by Guerril— Jag Armed With Jap Weapons

Big-4 Seeks Italian-‘Slav Border Plan   Ministers Meeting In Private to Write Acceptable Pronosal

BIG FOUR ARE GETTING TOGETHER      Working on Matter Of The Italian Yugoslav Frontier

BIG FOUR TRYING PRIVATE PLAN   Italian-Yugoslav Issues Are Topics At Meeting Of Conference Leaders

BIG 4 ACCORD SEEN ON ISSUE   Trieste Boundary Dispute May Be Settled

Big 4 Trying To Agree on Border Details   Italian- Yugoslav  Frontier, Trieste Il ineg Thiicenecad

BiG POWERS CONFER OVER FRONTIERS   Russia Wins Victory In Postponement of UN Meeting Until Oct. 23.

Big 4 Fixing Yugoslav Line   Start Conferences To Reach Agreement On All Details Of Border Satisfactory To Italians

Rocket Train Crash Slight   Streamliner Derails Near Little Rock

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All in The Various Communities

EMERGENCY HOSPITAL'S “DRIVE BROUSHT $11,404   Committee Reports Scarcity Of Needed Nurses   SOME NEW EQUIPMENT

LOWER PRICES ‘SEEN ON MEAT   Higher OPA Ceilings Raise Cost Of Choice Cuts

OPA LISTS NEW MEAT PRICES   Boosts Celings 20 Percent Over June 30 Regulations

PRICE OF MEAT TO RUN 20 PCT. ABOVE JUNE 30   New Costs To Be Far Les: Than Those At Present, OPA Officials Say

HIGHER MEAT CEILINGS LISTED           Increases Averaging:..20: ~ Cent-Effective-Tuesda

Believes Istanbul Has More Cats to the Doorstep Than Any Other City in World

COV. STEVENSON IS CONSINERING TALK TO JUSTIFY ACTS   PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT IN SUPPORT OF EITHER CANDIDATE IS LACKING   (See political round-up, bottom of page.) Re NAVE CHRAVENS

GOV, STEVENSON IS CONSIDERING TALK TO SUSTIFY ACTS   PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT IN SUPPORT OF EITHER CANDIDATE IS LACKING

“HE'S JUST-A DISTURBING INFLUENCE AT UNIVERSITY”  Governor SaysHe Would Oust J. Frank Dobie From Texas Faculty Without Batting AnEye

Coke Says he Would Fire Dobie   Professor Called Disturbing Factor At University

Soviet Delegate Remains A. W. O. L.  U.S., Britain Demand Iranian Gase Kept Open   STILL ON AGENDA

Iranian Case Details Are Not Complete   Security Council Urged Today To Retain Issue on Agenda Until Complete Report Is Filed.

KEEP IRAN CASE  ON AGENDA. U. S.,  BRITAIN DEMAND TERM IRANIAN REPORT TO U. N. COUNCIL ON  Rem ambhayv IAIAMARDI CTI

United States Asks Council To Postpone Iranian Case   Great Britain Joins In Proposal To Keep Matter Before U. N.

Iran Problem * Studied Today By.UN Céunceil   Interference Still Issue Despite Report Russia Has Withdrawn Troops

U.S. and Britain Demand lran Row Remain on Agenda  Declare Evidence on Situation in Persia am, *a8 Ri: a aie g . =

Stettinius Asks Complete Report On Iranian Case   British Join With U. 5 In Demanding Issue Remain On Agenda

DEMAND UN TO KEEP IRANIAN CASE ON AGENDA   Britain, U. S$. Want Complete Report Before Closing Case

SIX IN FAMILY KILLED IN FIRE   Mother. Newborn Baby and Two Children Escape

Draft Backers Worried by Army Protests   Eisenhower Hits at ‘Bring Them Home’ Attitude in U. S.

Army's Demobilization Blunder May KIll Chance Of Passing Milifary Training Bill.

ARMY TROUBLES WORRY SOLONS   Supporters Of Peacetime  Military Training See Fight Ahead

Radio Contact  With Wrecked Plane Reported   Hopeful Rescuers Will Soon Reach Disaster Scene In Alps Mountains  LPrpt_ryrperiin,

Rescuers. Make Contact. With Wrecked Army Plane   Eight of 11 Occupants Reported Stretcher Cases Needing Medical Help Urgently

Knutson Calls For Big Slash In Excise Taxes   1946 Cut Would * Be 600 Million

Illness Fatal To W. C. Fields, Noted Comedian   Stage, Film and Radio Showman Was Aged 66. Sick for 14. Months

Comedian of Stage And Films Is Dead At Age of 66 Years   W. C. Fields Passes Away At Pasadena Hospital After Long Illness

DEATH TAKES FAMED COMIC   W. C. Fields Succumbs Ir Hospital After Long Bout of Sickness

Fields, Noted Comedian, Dies   “W. C.’ Made Nation Laugh With Cynical Roles

NOTED COMEDIAN, W. C. FIELDS, DIES   CHARACTERIZATIONS MADE HIM A SHOWMAN BELOVED THE NATION OVER.

W. C, FIELDS DIES FOLLOWING ILLNESS; WAS 66 YEARS OLD   Famous Actor And Radio ~—Entertainer Had Been  Sick 14 Months

Fields, Noted Comedian, Dies   Bulbous-Nosed Funn y _ Man Succumbs After Long Illness

W. C. FIELDS 15 TAKEN BY DEATH   Well-Known. Comedian Suc: cumbs in California After Long I[liness

Opportunity Promised By September When Units Will Reach Needed Strength.

STARK WANTED EARLIER U. S. ENTRY IN WAR   Admiral Says Warning: To Hawaii Should Have Brought Defensive Measures Fully

Stark, Short Disagree Over ‘Adequate’ Warnina   ‘tac Rambher Flinkt

raRwDE AEVEBING  Warnings Should Have Brought Full Security, Stark Says

Gen. Short’s Views Given  Investigators Adm. Stark Appear   Adm. Stark Appears ‘in Person; Transcript Taken in Record

STARK TESTIFIES HE SENT KIMMEL A “WAR WARNING:   Declares Messages Should Have Put Pearl Harbor on Guard—Short Holds Different View.   POINTS TO DISPATCH OF PLANES TO BASE      Asserts Time of Departure Showed War Department Was Not Expecting Attack at Honolulu.

Short, Stark § Differ Widely ’ On War Aler   Operations Chief Declares Navy Had Ample Warning Attack Michi Inmend

Pearl Harbor Investigators F esume Taking Testimony In _ Japanese Attack of De cember 7, 1941. Cee

Stark Holds Commanders  At Hawaii F ully Warned   View to Contrary Given Committee fn Transcript From Gen. Short

Adm. Stark Says Pearl Harbor Alerted for War  Gen. Short’s “44 Testimony Denies Air Raid Warning

Kimmel Given Ample Warning Asserts Stark   Contends Washington Warnings Sufficient to Have Brought ‘All-Out  Security Measures’

STARK, SEQRT DIFFER OVER WAR WARNING   General Contends He Had No Reason To Suspect Blow

Stark Contends Warning Ample   Army Chief Claims Information Lackina

Se ge  A ; an  i ie vy ane re  a  “He += 6g  a bu  \ ane”  fad  \  \ Me  éSo.

CAR SERVICE FOR PITTSB'G!      PARTIAL —BUS -AND -TROLLEY . BERVICE RESTORED AS  WORKERS VOTE ON  UNION CHOICE

Pilot ' Failed To Get the Signals   American Flier Gives a Detailed Account of Yugo‘glav Attack *   Lands In Corfield After Several Shots Fired At His Plane

SLAVS’ SIGNALS CONFUSED PILOT   American Whose Plane Was Forced Down By Gunfire Says He Misunderstood Yugoslavian Planes’ Signals.

Pilot of U.S. Plane Forced Down hy Slavs Savs He Didn't Understand Their Signals

Pilot Claims He Failed To Interpret Warnings Given By Fighter Planes

Misunderstood Yugoslav Plane Signals to Land   Amny Transport Pilot Tells of Being Forced Down

Pilot Relates Crash Landing   Failed to Understand Yugoslav Signals to Land. Pilot Asserts

Pilot Didn't Understand Fighter Signals To Land   Signal to Him Meant Assembly; Flier Had Flown 23 Missions Over Yugoslavia During War Dropping Supplies

U.S. PILOT SAYS HE MISTOOK SIGNALS   Released Captain Tells Of Yugoslav Incident

OE OSLO ELLE SILTATION: OID  PILOT LOT SAYS HE FAILED TO GRASP YUGOSLAV SIGNALS

Pilot Says Signals Not Understood   Man at Controls of Plane Forced Down August 9 Tells of Experiences After Being Released

Freed Pilot Gives Aceount Of August 9th Plane Crash   No Survivors Found in Wreckage of August 9 Transport Crash — Belgrade Radio Says Tito  Has Snubbed Ultimatum :

Transport Pilot Tells © Of Being Fired on and -- Interned in Yugoslavia

PILOT DiD NOT UNDERSTAND THE SLAV SIGNALS   Two Fighter Planes Forced Him Down Two Weeks  Aon   ONE ROCKED ITS WINGS      The Pilot, Captain William Crombie Was Told That Meant to Land.

Yugoslavian Signals Not Understood   Downed U.S. Pilot Says He Didn’t Know What Fighter Plane  Afaont

YANK PILOT SAYS HE WAS CONFUSED BY SLAY SIGNALS   fet: William Crombie Tells: i How He Was. Forced Down   By Tite‘’s. Airman

U.S. Pilot Says Signals  Misunderstood   Yugoslavs Used Code Different From Americans

FIGHTER SHIPS FORCED CRASH, FLIER ASSERTS   Relates How Bullets Smashed Into Tail Of Transport

Pilot Misunderstood Slav Fighter Signals   By JOWUN P. McKNIGCHT

Freed Yank Fliers Tell Their Story   Pilot Of Plane Forced Down In Yugoslavia Failed To Understand Slavs’ Signals

Capt. Wiliam .Crombic ‘Says “Recking Wings” Means “Assembly” in His Rule Book

U.S, PILOT SAYS YUGO FIGHTERS’ SIGNS ‘GREEK   Warning Signals Used Mean ‘Assembly’ to Americans; Passengers Freed

Pilots Give Their Story Of Slav Act   Didn’t Understand  Signal to Land;  Were Forced Off Route By Cloudy Weather:

PILOT DID NOT KNOW SIGNALS OF YUGOSLAVS   Failed to Understand Fighters’ Maneuvers Asking Him to Land Transport   TURKISH OFICER HIT BY MACHINEGUN BULLET

PILOT TELLS OF BEING DOWNED IN YUGOSLAVIA   Yank Flew 23 Missions Of Supply During War To Tito

‘Airman Didn’t Know Signals  Of Tito’s Fliers   U. S. Pilot Confused Before Shooting, He Tells Reporters

ES. Transport Pilot Misunderstood Signals Of Ti wo Yugoslav Fighters Which Forced Him Down

Pilot Of Transport Says He Didn’t Understand: Yugoslav.Plane Signals

U.S. Pilot Tells Of Incident in Yugoslavia   2 Machinegun Bursts Hit Plane; Landing Made in Cornfield

DID NOT UNDERSTAND SIGNALS - American Pilot Gives Details Of Slav Attack On U.S. Plane

Misunderstood Yugoslav Signals  Pilot of Downed Yankee Plane Reports on Incident

Parley Will Seek to Avert Meat Strike   Work Stoppages ‘In Nation Idle 376,000 Workers

U. S. Presses Mediation As Strikes Loom   Over Two Million Workers Threaten Walkouts Soon

Officials Rush Conference On Labor Demands   Electric Union Meets Today To Decide Date 200,000 Will Strike

Pushing Toward Strike Stage In Many Industries   vy. Army Discharge Point System Requirements To Be Lowered More Slowly From Now On

DATE 10 BE SET BY ELECTRICAL WORKERS UNION   Threats Of New Walkouts May Affect 2,000,000 In Major Industries

Electrical Union Will Set Strike Deadline Today   Conference Slated Over Packinghouse Dispute Next Week

Hurr> 4 Parleys: Held In Attempt To Avoid Strikes   Conference Planned In ‘Threatened Packing Workers’ Walkout ©

376,000 IDLE; MORE T0 QUIT   Government Officials Study Ways Of Averting Other Threatened Walkouts

LABOR DEMANDS » MOVE TOWARD STRIKE STAGE   Government Hopes to Prevent NationWide Stoppages

Keep 376,000 Idle   Electrical Workers Expected Fo Set Jan. 14 for “Mass Walkout   CONCILIATORS HOPE TO BAR MEAT TIiEUE   Steel Fact-Finders to Open Hearings; Telephone Operators Polled

Threats Of Wolk Stoppages It Essential Industries Pushed   Towiud Strike Stage Throughout Country   MILLIONS PLANNING TO JOIN WALEOUTS

Tumult in Bombay Still Unchecked   At Least 50 Killed In Bloody Rioting--British Pour in Reinforcemente

. Two Hundred and Fifty Others’ Wounded in ‘ Bloody Tumult   ' CITY-WIDE [DISORDER      * Machine oT and Rifles . Are Used by Soldiers  7 roops

RUMORSO KILLED, 290 INJURED BY INDIAN RIOTERS   British Warships, Troops ond. Planes Speed to Quel. Disorders

Hatch Says Competitive Bids Don’t Eliminate Politics from Highways

STRAIGHT, LEVEL HIGHWAY PROGRAM BACKED BY HATCH   Senator Says Favoritism Should Be Eliminated From State — Road Plans

New Home Delay Hit By Higgins   Ready To Build 500 Dail If U. S. Would Approve Deal, He Contends

Truck Drivers  To Vote Today   ‘But Operators Pledge Not To Grant Wage Increases

Soviet Envoy Declines To Vote On Probe   Still Opposed Gromyko Says; Group To Report Back On May 31

UN Council Votes Probe Franco Spain   Gromyko Clears Way for When He Abstains from Participating

Ship Operators Urge Granting Of Wage Hikes   Fears Expressed That Tieup May  Get Even Biager

President Shows Ability As Fisherman on Cruise In Southern Waters

Negotiators Adjourn, Report No Progress   Other railroad strike ‘pictures appecr. on Pages 3 end §.

UNION CHIEFS DEFY TRUMAN AT LONG MEE]   Conferences Slate To Be Resumed In Morning

London Jewel Thieves Strike  $63,000 Jobs Linked To Windsor Robber

Gem Thieves Strike Again In London   Take Rich Loot From Former Kathleen Kennedy and Two Others; Similar to Windsor Job

3 Palaces in London Robbec By Cat Burelar   Jos. <ennedy’s Daughter Victim; Phone Calls Clue

British Jewel  Thieves Strike At More Homes   Make Rich Haul At Residence Of Marchioness Of Hartington.

DAUGHTER OF J.P. KENNEDY LATEST VICTIM   $40,000 in Gems Taken from London Home of Marchioness

‘CAT BURGLAR’ : STRIKES AGAIN   Ex-Ambassador Kennedy's Daughter Victimized.

JEWEL THIEVES CET RICH HAUL   Take $63,200 in Gems  ancl Bure in Enoland

Jewel Theft  In London Told  $40,000 Job Similar To Windsor Looting

Grocers Hit Permit Plan of AFL Union   Detroit Association Denounces Demand as an Illeaal Action

CRIMINAL ACTS LAID TO UNION   Grocers And Butchers Charge Money Collected Under Threats

Charge Union  Action THegal   Detroit Grocers Protests AFL Teamsters’ Union Demands.

Detroit Grocers Vote to Ignore Demands of Unior   Terme Announced

BRAND FEES. TO GET MEN LLLEGAL ACT   Were Paying Teamsters fo Permits to Pickup at Warehouses.

Fal her, 5 Children Die of Burns As Mother Gives Birth to Eiohth

BLAZE CLAIMS SIX IN FAMIL!   Flames Level Flimsy Home, Killing Father, 5 Babes

Britain Renews ‘Effective’ World  Government Plea   Churchill Takes Gloomy View of European Situation; King George Calls for Conscription, More Nationalization

Replies to Talk By King Telling Government Plans   Says Third of Europe Under Red Control; Tell New National. ization Program

World Situation Not Improved, Churchill Says   Effective World Rule Sought by Regime

BRITISH PLEAS STRESS FEAR OF RUSSIANS   Churchill Says Third Of Europe Now Held Under Soviet Control

Soviets Control Third of World   An Effective World Rule; British: Plea

King George Opens British  Parliament   Message Presents’ Views of Labor Government; Guarded Against Fanatics

CHURCHILL HITS RUSSIAN POWER AGAIN IN TALK   Claims More Than Third of Europe Is Held Under Soviet Russta’s Control!

Churchill in New Alfack  On Soviets   Ex-Prime Minister Charges Ked Armies Hold Third of Europe

Vast Army In Force, Says Churchill   Places Elbe River As Frontier; King Calls For Conscription

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Japanese Socialists Agree to Liberal Cabinet

Housing Expediter Calls on Cities To Restrict Permits for Building

TWO BABIES DIE AS HOME BURNS   Henry Brunette Family Loses Everything In Tragic Blaze

Hoffman Hifs British Loan, OPA And Draft   Congressman Opens Campaign In Talk To G.O.P. Women

ALLEGAN SOLON DETAILS STAND ON BIG ISSUES   Against OPA, Draft And British Loan, Says Hoffman

Amish Bishops Want Conscientious Objectors Freed: Balk At Tractors   In First Public Statement Ever Made By Sect, They Insist That It Is Manpower They Need To Produce More Food, Not Tractors

HOUSE AMISH ASK RELEASE. OF ORIECTORS   Say Men Not : Not Tractor S Will Produce More: 7 Wond ie   To Use Only. Horses, ‘Mules To Plow, . - Harrow --

Amish Insist They Can Grow More Food (Without Tractors If Objectors Return

BIG 4 MEETING GETS APPROVAI   France Agrees To Plan For Paris Conference Of Ministers

Schwellenbach Invites Industry, Union Heads To Separate Conclaves

Separate Treaties Threat of Bevin   Will Negotiate With Nations If Paris Meetings Fail Aqain

England Read) To Negotiate Independently   Bevin Refuses To Take Steps ° Penalizing Spain

Rejects Economic Action Against Spain—Foreign Minister Draws Labor-Party Confidence Vote

States British Foreign Policy at Labor Parley   Would Reject Jewish Immigration Pian, Sign Separate Peace If Parley Bogs Down

British Foreign Muin‘ster Also Rejected  Immigration 100,000 Jews To Palestin 7

BRITON SAYS HE WILL AGT ALONE IF TALKS BOG   Foreign Minister May Refuse Economic Sanctinne fin Snain

Position Is Given By Bevin In ‘Valk   Plan To Shift Jews Is Also Rejected; Spain Cleared

Would Sign If Parleys Boe Down   Rejects Immediate Immigration of 100,000 Jews to  Palestine

THREATENS TO SIGN SEPARATE PEACE TREATIES   Bevin Deplores Big Four Negotiations Rorcinge Down

British Minister Bares Policies, Will Sign Separate Treaties With ‘Ayic Unless Allies Reach Accord

SEPARATE PEACE MAY  BE MADE WITH AXIS;  JEW PLAN REJECTED BEVIN REVEALS VIEWS  OF GOVERNMENT; WILL NOT RINCVANE ERANCH

Separate Peace Treaties For Europe Studied   Declines To Apply Sanctions To Franco Spain

British Minister Threatens Separate Peace Treaties If Big Four Squabble Continues

Bevin Will Sign Separate Peace ‘If Move Forced   Will Reject Immigration Of Jews To Palestine; No Sanctions On Spain

Bevin Says He Will Reject Immediate Immigration Of  100,000 Jews To Palestine   To Sign Separate Peace Treaties If Pending Neqotiations Bog Down

Foreign Chief Wins Approval Of Labor Party   Would Reject J ewish Plan, Sign Separate Peaces If Necessary

Bevin Rejects Jewish Immigration; Ready To Siqn Separate Treaties

BRITIAN READY FOR SEPARATE PEACE TREATIES   British Foreign Minister Says He Will Reject Immigration Of 100,000 Jews To Palestine; Ready To Bolt Big Five.

Bevin To Reject Jewish Entrance To Palestine  Foreign Secretary Say   Foreign Secretary Says He's Prepared To Sign Europe Peace Treaties

THREATENS 10 SIGN SEPARATE BRITISH PACTS   Rejects Jewish €ntry Into  Palestine: Defends . His Policies.

Britain Plans  Own Treaties   Bevin Says Empire Will Act If Paris Conference Bogs Down

THREATENS T SIGN SEPARATE PEACE TREATIES   British Foreign Head Won’t Apply Economic Sanctions to Spain

Bevin Opposes. Transfer Jews To Palestine   Also Declares Thai He Would Refuse to Apply Economic Sanctions To Spain

Britain To Reject Palestine Report. May Sign Separate Treaties=— Attlee

Says Tor Issue of Big Four Is Blocs   Britain Also to * Reject Jewish Move to Holy Land

heh i Chief To Reject Palestine Plan   British Leader Says Four Powers Must Act in Near Future

Bevin Ready To  Sign Treaties   British Foreign Secretary Outlines Foreign Policy In Address

Britain May Sign Separate Peace Treaties   ‘Can’t Continue State Of War,’ Bevin Says; Rejects Entrance Of Jews Into Palestine

Will Act If Deadlock In Big 4 Holds   Bevin To Reject Plan For Mass Movement Of Jews To Palestine.

Jew Exodus To Palestine Is Rejected   Britain to Act Alone if Allied Activities Bog

Bevin Spurns Im migr ation To Pales tine   Also Threatens Separate Peace Pacts If Negotiations Bog Down

Bevin to Reject Jewish Immigration   Secretary Does Not Approve of Admitting 100,000 Semites to Palestine Threatens to Sign Separate Peace Treaties,

Britain Threatens Separate Peace Treaties in Europe   Bevin Says Issue of Whether Europe Isto Be. Divided Into Eastern and Western Blocs Will. Be Decided At Paris: Rejects Palestine: Plan.

Speculation On Secretary To Succeed Ickes   Schwellenbach And Chap man Appear To Head List Of Possible Nominees

6 STATES WILL BALLOT TODAY   Interest Is Centered Or Missouri Where Truman  Has Entered Fight

_ — PRIMARIES —  Vote Tests Truman Influence '   President Seeks Slaughter Defeat In Missouri ‘

Truman Bid To Influence Race Meets Test Today   Slaughter Opponent Has Public Support Of Chief Executive

National Attention Focused On Rep. Slaughter’s Race  Truman’s Prestige Is at Stake

Primary Elections Scheduled For Six  States Tomorrow   National Interest Fixed On Contest In Missouri

MISSOURIAN’S SEAT IN CONGRESS TESTS PRESIDENT'S POWEF   Sen. Byrd Has His First Opponent Since 1933; Wets Rise In Kansas

Aissouri Battle to Test Power - Of-Tiuman Who Spoke Acainet One Candidate   HEATED CAMPAIGNS. ARE BROUGHT TO CLIMAKE:

Truman-Supported Axtell Leading Missouri Primary  Briggs, Kem Ahead in Senate Race; Byrd Is Easy Victor in Virginia

Six States Have Primary Elections Today  Nation Is Watching  gEanew Piadcihianeta at

Missouri Primary  Draws Attention Five Other States to Hold Elections

Primaries Tuesday In Six States   Attention Centered On Truman-Staughter Contest tn Missourt

Six States To Stage Primary Vote Tomorrow   Truman’s Prestige At Stake In Missouri Primary; Watches Quietly

Nation Eyeing Purge Attempt By President   Six States Hold Elections But Most People Watch Missouri Race

Primary In Missouri To Mark Voting   Truman Home To Cast Ballot; Is Against Slaughter

6 STATES HOLD PRIMARY VOTE IN NATION TODAY   Truman’s Bid to Defeat Slaughter Highlights Elections

President s Part In Bitter Fight Draws Spotlight  Axtell Holds Edge Of Rep. Slaughter In Heavy Balloting

Truman Bid To Defeat Slaughter Meeting: Test In Missouri Today   Five Other States Holding Primaries But Political Eyes Are On Battle In The President’s Home State :

Missouri's Fifth District Contest Highlights Primary Elections Being Held in Six States Today

TRUMAN FIGHT IN MISSOURE DRAWS FOCUS   President Seeks To Oust Congressional Opponent

AVote Test Is Taken   Missourians Ballot To Decide Between Slaughter And Axtell

Politicos Keeping Sharp Eye On Missouri Primary Test Tomorrow   Slaughter Contest Holding Spotlight; Voters In Six States To Mark Ballots; Labor Active In Nearby Virginia

Truman-Picked Man Fights to Win Upset   President Asks Pendergast. Crowd To Back Axtell Against Slaughter

Missouri Vote  Holds Spotlight   Truman’s Bid to Defeat Slaughter Meets Test; 5 Other States Vote

MISSOURI VOTING HIGHLIGHT OF SK PRIMARIES  Rep. Slaughter ' Is Opposed By TRL. BPeneidant

Trumans Furge Effort Features: Tuesday Primary  Slaughter Accepts   Slaughter Accepts Challenge as Test Of Party Principle

Truman’s Purge Try Gets Test   Administration Popularity To Be Indicated In Slaughter Race

Truman-Favored Candidate Has Lead In Missouri   Slaughter Trailing Axtel By Almost 4,000 Votes In Bitterly Contested Battle For Congressional Seat

Primaries in 6 States Tuesday   National Attention Focused on Race In Missouri

Nation kyes House Race In Missouri   President Shows Displeasure With Congressman Asking Re-Election

Missouri Voting To Test Truman's Purge Attempt   Rep. Slaughter Seeks Renomination Despite Opposition From President

Six States to Vote Tuesday  In Primaries   President Has Asserted Opposition to Slaughter For House Seat in Fifth Missouri District

* PRESIDENT’S VIEWS PRINCIPAL ISSUE IN ‘MISSOURI PRIMARY  b BUY RATS RRES On  “DITDCr CPANCDECC BAL!

TRUMAN “PURGE” ELECTION TODA\   Rep, Slaughter Target For President’s Support in Missouri

Missouri’s  Primary Top:  List of Six   Fifth District Captures  Interest as Possible Test For Popularity of  Truman Administration

Slaughter Is Trailing In Missouri Race   Voters In Six States Choose Party Nominees

President’s Power Faces Test at Polis   Slaughter’s Upset Songht by Truman In Missouri Voting

U. S. Attention Centers on Missouri Vote  Truman’s_ Entrance Into Primary

AXTELL HOLDS GOOD LEAD IN VOTE RETURNS   Truman Candidate Out In Front in Race;  Byrd Is Winner   By D. HAROLD OLIVER Associated Press Political

MISSOURI HOLDS SPOTLIGHT AS 6 STATES VOTE   Truman - Slaughte: Battle In Fifth Mis souri District Offers Test Of Administra  tion Popularity.

Political Eyes Are Focused On Missouri  Watch Truman’s Bid To Purge Rep. Slaughter

Six States Will Mark Primary Ballots Tomorrow; Hot Fights in Prospect

Nation Turns Spotlight On Missouri Test   Contest Ranks First In Interest; Six States To Ballot

NATION EYES PRIMARY RACE OF SLAUGHTER   Contest Takes on Interest Because of President Truman's Indorsement of an Opponent, Enos Axtell, in Fifth District.

Primary Races Hold Attention Several States   Missouri’s Campaign fo: Congressman, in Which Truman Had a Hand, Holds Public Interest

President's Man Claims Win in Missouri Primary  Hutchinson Admits Nomination of Byrd in Virginia

National Attention Is on Missouri's  Primary Balloting   Truman Presence Causes Slaughter Bid to Get Unusual Notice by Politicos

MISSOURI HAS SPOTLIGHT IN VOTING TODAY   PENDERGAST AND TRUMAN BACK CANDIDATE

Truman Foe Up for Vote In Missouri   Popularity Test In Home State Faces President

TRUMAN VETO TESTED TODAY IN MISSOURI   Slaughter, Opposed By President, Seeks To Win Nomination

WHITE HOUSE CHOICE LEADS IN MISSOURI   PENDERGAST-PICKED CANDIDATE PILES UP MARGIN

But the Purged Slaugh:ter Appears to Be picking Up In Late Returns Byrd Is Renominaied Rreoistnen seuss

Truman’s Policies Up for Approval in Missouri Congressional Election

TRUMAN PRESTIGE FACES BIG TEST IN MISSOURI PRIMARY   President Demands “Purge” of Rep. Slaughter in Fifth Dictriet-

Nation Eyes Missouri Vote For Barometer of Truman; Byrd Faces Union ‘Purge’

Axtell Holds Big Lead in  Missouri Race   Candidate Favored by Truman Appears Assured of Victory

Primary Ballot In Five States Draws Interes   Missouri Primary Tuesday Overshadows Other States, National Trend  Seen   MANY SENATORS UP FOR NOMINATION

Missouri Contest Holds Interest  Truman Attempts To ‘Purae’ Slaughter

6 STATES CAST VOTES TUESDAY   Center Of Attention Is Held By Race In  Miesouri

Primary Vote in 6 States; Truman Draws Spotlight  i ia ili ali ial lia ail sale A   Missouri Feature; Sen. Byrd, Virginia, Opposed by CIO-PAC

Voters ToFlock To Polls  ‘Tuesday   Truman Candidate In Highlight On Ballot

‘Claims Victory In Hot Contest ‘For Congress   Axtell has 2030 Lead With 225 of 255 Precincts Unofficially Counted; Race May Be Very Close

U. S. Attention Centers on Missouri Vote  Truman's Entrance Into Primary  Attrartce Intaract

Six States Vote Today  In Primaries   Truman Accused Of ‘Purae’ Attempt

President’ Faces Home State Test   Rep. Slaughter Seeks Renomination with Truman Opposition

6 STATES MARKING BALLOTS   Spotlight Is On Missouri Test of Truman’‘s Prestiae

Truman-Backed Candidate Facing Test Missouri's Election Is In Spotlight Today

Truman Policies Up for Test in Missouri Voting   District Fight Highlights Primaries Being Held In Six States

Primary Ballot In Six States {s on Schedule   Missouri Race Of Representative Holds Spotlight

Primary Election Interest Centers on Missouri. Where Truman Took Part’

‘Truman Trends  iAt Stake In Votes   Missouri Balloting Is Regarded As An Insight

MISSOURI VOTE PUTS TRUMAN'S PURGE TO TEST   Nation Watches 0 Outcome Of President’s Bid To Oust Slaughter In Race

VOTERS OF SIX STATES CAST PRIMARY BALLOTS  TRUMAN’S CHOICE UP FOR TEST

Missouri Vote In Spotlight   Result Will Give Insight Into Truman Standing In Home State

Missouri Primary Election Testing Truman Strength   President. Supports Axtell in Congressional Race; _.. Five Other States Marking Ballots -°

Attention Foscused On Rep. Slaughter ....  Truman Facing Political Test In Missouri; Six States Voting —Tomorrow

WINDY, COLDER WEATHER DUE   Storm Warnings Are Posted Along Lake Erie; May Abate Tonight

Willys and Union Agree On Increase   Pay Increase of Ten Cents ar Hour—Wilson of G. M. Denies Bad Faith

Bus, Trolley and Subway Workers Involved In Walkouts   TUGBOAT TIEUP VOTE PLANNED   Fuel Restrictions Are Enforced in New York City

Willys Reaches Wage Agreement   Provides 10- Cent ‘Interim’? Wage Hike

GENERAL MOTORS NOW REPOR READY TO MAKE INCREASE ‘OF OF 183 CENTS PER HOUR. 7

Spotlight Turns To Investigation Of Government Handling Of War Surpluses As Witnesses Appear

WASHINGTON PROMOTER TO APPEAR   Benjamin Fields Accused Of Offering Bribe To Senator

House Committee Summons Capital Contract Broker   Missouri Representative Speeds Probe After Losing Election To Candidate Supported by Truman

Slaughter Opens Surplus Probe   Fields, War Contract Broker, Summoned as First Witness

REP. SLAUGHTER OPENS SURPLUS DISPOSAL PROBE  FIELDS 1ST WITNESS  AS COMMITTEE DIGS INTO WAR CONTRACTS

HOUSE PROBERS SIFT SURPLUSES   Slaughter Committee Waits Testimony By Fields

* SPECIAL HOUSE GROUP PROBING SURPLUS DEAI   Administration’s Handling of War Materials Now Under The Spotlight

House Probers Set to Sean War Surpluses   First Subject Up to Be Procurement of 538 Rolls of Scarce Screening from WAA

To Probe Government War Surplus Policy   Special Committee Headed by Rep. Slaughter To Dig Deep into Deals  Involving: Surnlne Kalhex

Slaughter Committee — Calls Benjamin Fields,  Garsson Aide, To Query

Slaughter Ready With Inquiry on Surplus Handling   Committee Study Places Employes In Tight Spots

Probe  Surplus Sales   Slaughter Committee Will Dig Into Sales Of Surplus Property By Government

23,000 HOGS ON CHICAGO MARKET   Highest Friday Total In 10 Years Reported; Week’s Receipts Much Higher

LIVE STOCK POURS. INTO. STOCKYARDS   Chicago. Reports Busiest Friday in Ten Years

BERLIN TURNS “DOWN COMMUNISM   RUSSIAN-BACKED PARTY RE CEIVES ONLY 19.3 PCT. OF CITY’S VOTE.

BERLIN VOTES AGAINST REDS   Trend to Left Shown In Vote But Communists Lose Decisively

Berlin Voters Veer To Leff   German — Capital, How:  ever, Decisively Rejects Communism

Berlin Voters Turn Down Communism In City Elections   Stand Farther to Left Than Before War, : However

Refugee Group Offered Haven   Cuban Plantation to House Colony if Estonians Wish

SOVIET ESPIONAGE RING CHARGED  Canada-Probes Sensational "Leak Of Afomic Secrets

Canada Holds 22 in Giving Out Secrefs   Government Employes Held Incommunicado In Justice Building  in Capital City

Many Involved In Canada’s  Sabotage Case  Leakage Of Bomb Secrets To Russia, Hurley Declares

Canadian Govt. Workers Suspected Of Revealing Secrets To Soviet Agents

CANADA SPY PROBI INVOLVES OFFICIALS SOVIETS SILENT   By HARRY T. MONTGOMERY

Canada Probe Hits Some in Higher Circles  Government Put: Lid on Channels Of Information

CANADA JAILS bUVT MEN IK OPY ROUNDUE   Confidential Information  Said to Have Been Given Russia.

CANADA: PROBE INVOLVES RED ESPIONAGE RING   Several Prominent Persons Among  Rounded Up

Soviets Build Spy Ring In Dominion   Royal Commission Probes Case; : Reds Are Silen?

Canada Leak in Secret Data to Soviets Rumored  Evidence Shows Reds Building Large Spy Cervice in North

INQUIRY ACTS TO SEAL OFF TOP SECRET!   Reds Seen Building Huge Spy Service In Dominion

SPY INVESTIGATION PUSHED IN CANADA AFTER 22 ARRESTS   Evidence Said to Show That Russians Were Building Large Espionage Serv ice in Dominion.   ATOMIC SECRETS NOT ONLY ONES DISCLOSED   Prominent Government Enployes Among Those Held for Allegedly Giving  “ Qut Information.

Several Prominent Canadian Employes  Held In First Big Case Of Espionage _

LEAK IN ATOMIC SECRET TRACED   Prominent Canadians Are Involved; Russian Spy Ring Revealed

Vote To Show Red Strength   French To Choose A New Constituent Assembly Tomorrow

French Elections Seen Indicating Strength Of Reds   Socialists’. Campaign And. U.S. Lean To Play Major Role At Polls Tomorrow

FRENCH VOTE TEST OF POST-WAR TREND   Empire Elections For Assembly To Be Held

'US Loan May Have Cost Left Seats   France’s Elections Expected to Give Clear Indication of Postwar Communist Trend in Republic

FIREWORKS DUE IN MCKAY CASE   Sigler Refuses 1 To Reveal  Identity of First  Witness

31 Will Testify Against McKay   First Will Go On  Stand Next Monday

La Crawford And Milland Cop Oscars   Filmdom’s Annual Show of Awards Foellews Expectations

JAMES DUNN, ANNE REVERE BEST SUPPORTERS  Joan Crawford, As Mildred Pierce, And Ray  Milland. As Drunkard. Win-Movie ‘Oscars’

Crawford and Milland Are ‘Oscar’ Winners   Movie, “The Lost Weekend,” Sweeps In Minet Awarde

Joan Crawford, Ray Milland Win Academy Awards for Best Acting; Lost Weekend Takes Most Oscars

CRAWFORD AND MILLAND GET ‘OSCARS’   Joan and Ray  Receive Highest Honors in _  ~Moviedom

Bt mS ae ea I ES a i  Joan Crawford Gets Movie Oscar in Sick. Bed; Ray Milland Named Best Actor in ‘45

Court-Martial Finds William Sima Innocent Of Two of Three Charges

Water Officials Elect Officers  Billings Man Heads  Mantana Sactian

BREAK IN HEAT [5 NOT IN SIGHT   CONTINUED HOT WEATHER FORECAST FOR TODAY IN MISSOURI AND KANSAS,

U.S., SOVIETS DLASH AGAIN ; Bigger Voice For Labor Unions  In UN Brings On Major Clash.

CH PLEA BRINGS CLASH   United States and Britain Oppose Plan to Broaden Trade Union Voice

French Proposal : “On Trode Unions Role Stails ‘Row  » Larger Voice In UN For Tha Wrill

United - Slates and Great’ Britain Oppose Position of Sidney. Hillman Who Wants to Sit In Counet)

May Seize Nation's Meat Plants Today   Gov't. Renews . Attempt to End Packing Strike

MANY PLANTS TO BE CLOSED IN NEAR FUTURE   Automobile, Farm Equipment And Other Industries To Suffer More   STEEL AT NEW LOW MARK   CiO Announces It Wants 30 Per Cent Increase From General Motors   BULLETIN

leaders Charge President Torpedoed Negotiations; Coal Parley Deadlocked

Ship Workers Blast Truman Strike Policy   Warn President Unions Will Seek Political Reprisal

Anthracite Pits Are Deserted As Soft Coal  ‘Men Plan To Resume   Maritime Leaders Threaten Political Reprisals After President “Torpedoes” Their Peaceful Negotiations.

Maritime Unions Say Truman Halts Peace Solution   75,000 Anthracite Coal Miners Continue  Their Strike

PRESIDENT HAD THREATENED: TO MAN SHIPS WITH-NAVAL PERSONNEL IN EVENT OF STR

LABOR STRIFE CONTINUES IN MINES, SHIPPING   CIO Maritime Union Heads Attack President’s Labor Policy

ANOTHER LABOR GROUP OPPOSES TRUMAN STAND   Mar itime e Union Leaders See Negotiations “>. “Tornedoed”’   Hard Coal Controver sy y Sul Unsolved. Today.

TRUMAN THREAT ANGERS SEAMEN   MARITIME UNION CLAIMS IT IS TORPEDOED

COLDEST WINTER WEATHER ON WAY   LARGE AREAS FACE WORST COLD WAVE; FLORIDA SHIVERS

Cold Spreading To Many Areas  ~ Spell Due to Last For Several Days

Gov't Troops «“Fakin; . Over. City. In Orderly ‘Fashion; - Earlier: Re ports © of Clashes - ‘Un Slipported:”

Gov't ‘Troops “Taking Over City In Orderly fashion; Karher Reports of Clashes U'nsupported.

14,500 LAID OFF WHEN 113 STRIKE   Briggs Walkout Month After Contract Signed Also Hits Plymouth

Penn Crude Price Returns  To $3.85 Bbl.   Revised OPA Bill Restores Subsidy Of 75 Cents per Barrel

Penna. Grade Crude Oi] Restored To Subsidy List   Producers Will Be Paid $3.85; Posted Price Is

Penna. Grade  Crude Oil Restored To Subsidy List   Producers Will Be Paid $3.85: Posted Price Is $3.10 Bbl.

Former Twin Falls Player Dies, Raising Bus Death Figure to Eight

Eight Baseball Players Die in Bus Mishap   Eight Other Persons Injured in Tragedy Near Seattle

HOLIDAY TOLL INUS. 1893   Violent Deaths Over Memorial Day Top Last Year’s Total

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL SET AT 93   Traffic Accidents Claim 50 In United States

Call for Strike of Landlords in Fight on Control:   Refusal to Rent Sweeps Texas; Nationwide Movement Urged

Texans Appeal to Convention to Join Movement Which They Say Sweeps Their State

‘Say Strike Against OPA by Landlords In Texas Growing   National Apartment. Group Urged to Join In Flight an Cantrale-

SCORES PLA OFUS.TOLET IN NATIONS   Ausiralia Joins in Move to  Insist on Study of One at a Time.

Russ, Australia Join Attack on U.S. Proposal   Bar Move to Admit Al Applicants to United Nations

Official Raps Wage Pacts  Charges Housing Coat: And Wages Pushed Up

Mayor Asking More Powers   Ookland Official to Act Against ‘Anarchy’, Unions Firm in Mass Walkout

Oakland Tieup Stirs Mayor To. Demand Action   AFL Unions, However, Plan Greater Show OF Strength,

Police and Fire Power in Hands Of City’s Mayor   Official Considers ‘Get Tough’ Plan

OAKLAND MAYOR STRETCHES OUT FOR BIC STICK   Executive Asks Wide Emergen: cy Powers To Crush Labor’s Walkout

Oakland Declares Emergency in Face Of General Strike   Council Places Full Police Power in Hands of Mayor

OAKLAND STRIKE AROUSES MAYOR   DEMANDS EMERGENCY POWERS AS RESULT OF MASS WALKOUT

Emergency Is Declared In Oakland   Full Police Power Given Mayor as Union Labor’s Stoppage Continues to Tie Up Bay City

Oakland Mayor  Demands Powers To Handle Strike   Walkout Has Tied Up City Two Days; Says Community Cannot Exist In Anarchy

MAYOR BATTLES OAKLAND STRIKE   Demands Drastic Power To Combat Mass Walkout

Mayor Asks Drastic Power In Mass Strike   Declares City of Oakland Is Not Going “Back to the Jungle” As City Is Paralyzed

Oakland s Mayor ls Given Power To Handle AFL Strike   Unions Signal Greater Show of Strength in Answer

Oakland Mayor Flays Strikers   Asks Emergency Powers T: Fight General Walkout Tying Up City.

Oakland Mayor Given Powers  State of Emergency   State of Emergency Declared to Combat General Strike

Mayor Gets Powers ToCope With Mass “Protest” Walkout   State Of Emergency Declared In Oakland

~—State Of Emergency In Oakland—  General Strike Unbroken And Tempers Rise   . ++ Mayor Contemplates “Get Tough” Program

Council Gives Full Power To City’s Mayor   ‘Get Tough’ Program Seen As Union Plans New Demonstration

Oakland Mayor Asks Power To Cope With General Strike   Transportation And Industry Tieup Goes Info Second Day: Newspapers Shut Down

OAKLAND MAYOR SEEKS POWER 10 COPE WITH STRIKE   California City Paralyzed fo “Second Day By General Welkout

Aroused Mayol Seeks To End Oakland Strike   Declares City Cannot Exist ‘In Anarchy’

Oakland Declares State Emergency In General Strike   Huge Bay City Walkout Halts’ All Public. Transportation, Services

AFL Plans Greater Show Of Strength As Oakland Mayor Namande Emergency Powers To Cope With "Anarchy"

Mass Strike In Oakland Ties Up City   Mayor Demanding Drastic Powers; All Public Transportations Stopped, Some Industries Closed.

Council Gives Full Power To City’s Mayor  ‘Get Tough’ Program ct. .... A ae a co Tri...   ‘Get Tough’ Program Seen As Union Plans New Demonstration   BULLETIN!

Oakland Held In Throes Of Labor Strike   Mayor Declares “City I Not Going Back to Jungle”; Demands Emergency Powers

General Strike Still Paralyzing City Of Oakland   Mayor Is Given Drastic Emergency Powers To  Cope With Tie-Up.

Mass Walkout of Organized Labor In Oakland, Calif.  Continues Into Second Day

Oakland Under  Emergency   _ ey ~ Mayor May Invoke ‘Get Tough’ Move on Strike

Oakland Mavor  Asks New Powers   Public and Private Services of City  Tied Up by Walkout

akland Mayor Will Act After labor Walkout   Workers In California City Stage Mass Protest

Oakland Battles Tie-Up   State of Emergency Declared in Effort To End Paralyzing Mass Labor Walkout

:  Churchill and Scientists Given High Honors  By British Government

NEW YEAR HONOR “LIST LONG ONE   Winston Churchill, Three Scientists Are Selected

Says KKK Victim Of Prejudice   Chambersburg Man Says Organization Has  Existed for 25 Years

STRONG DRIVE UNDERWAY IN raNGRESS 10 VOTE BILLIONS G}. VET TERMINAL LEAVE PAY

MRS. ANNA NISSEN DIES SEPTEMBER 4   Resident Here Since 1888 Passes Away Wednesday; Funeral Saturday Afternoon.

Vote By Wards  In Hanover   York County Vote   Adams County Vote   IN AND ABOUT TOWN

‘Burma in Grip of Reign of Terror; Parts of country out of Control

Reign of Terror Gripping Barma; Parts of Country Reported Out of Control

BURMA ‘REIGN OF TERROR’ ON   House Of Commons Shocked By Lawlessness Reports From Speakers

Terror Grips Burma, British Commons Told   Well-Armed Guerrillas Fighting Empire Troops

RIQTING IN BURMA IS TOLD IN LONDON   Lawlessness Described to House of Commons Today.

SAYS BURMA [S IN GRIP OF TERROR REIGN   Commons Shocked By Reports of Civil War

Lawless Bands Rule in Burma   British Commons Get Information on “Reign of Terror’

BRITISH HELP NATIVE FORCES FICHT BRIGANDS   Political Causes Seen:

Bali FORGES SEEK TC QUELL CIVIL UPRISING   Democratic, Voting by Next April Urged in Face of ‘Virtual War’   DISGRDERS GRIP ITALY   Defeated Monarchists Stage Violent Scenes in Rome, Nanles and Pisa

Large Parts of Nation out of Control, Claim   Virtual State of War Against Armed Guerrillas Revealed

Commons Hears of Terror Reign   Troops Fight Big Bands Armed With Mortars; Country Entirely Out of Government Control

British Plan® . Zionists Talks Without U.S.   Bomb Warning Increases  Palestine Tension; Denne DI... 7

Reliable Source Says Cabinet Will Meet Wednesday to Discuss Thorny Question. May Agree With Zionists.

Ground Units Hardest Hit In Late War   627,869 Casualties Reported; 8! Per Cent Of Army:s. Total

Work Stoppages Are Reported in Several Cities   Dallas, Waco, Austin And San Antonio Are First To Feel Pinch

five-Man Race for Governor fops State List  Firet Voter Test Bue On May 7

1,000 To Seek State Offices  In May Primary   several Sizzling Races Shaping Up; Five Run For Governorship

IOWA WANTS 3 HELD IN CHICAGO   Said to Have Confessed to Kidnap Charge

FOUR PERISH IN FLAMES   Two Other Members Of! Family Are Badly Injured

‘Stettinius Resigns  As Delegate to UN   President Accepts Representative’s Resignation at His Earnest Insistence; John Winant Mentioned in Speculation

SPEED PLANS FOR UNO WORK   Task of Setting Up Group To Probe Economic And Social Ills Speeded

UNO Speeds Machinery to  Tackle Issues   Election Deadlock Between New Zealand. Yugoslavia Discussed

Reuther Pledges Removal Of Communists from UAW   Former Vice President Named Boss of Big Union By Scant Margin of 124.4 Votes” .

Reuther Heads Auto Workers   Elected Over Thomas Ir Close Vote At C. I. 0. Auto Workers Convention

REUTHER PLANS CLEANUP IN TOP UAW SET-UP   Communists First To Go As Union Changes To New Manacement

NEW PRESIDENT OF UAW SAYS GUARANTEED WAGES IS . ONE OF HIS LABOR  OBJECTIVES

Believ e Ships Contaminated   By Atom Boml   2% Vessels Suspected O! Dangerous Radioactivity As Result of Tests _ At Bikini

Quarantine 75 Of Atom Bomb Ships Until Safe   Surprised to Find Radioactive Residue in Salt Water Lines, Condensers; Magnitude, Persistence Unexpected

75 A-Bombed Shi ps Still  ‘Dan © erous’   Navy Department Quaran.tines Them Until They’re *‘Radiologically Safe’

75 Vessels Shunned as Radioactive   Officials Surprised by Long Contamination Of Bikini Ships,

75 Ships In West Coast Ports Believed To Be Radioactive — As Result Of A-Bomb Test

Deadly Rays Still Cling   A-Bomb Test Vessels Quarantined When Found to Harbor “Radioactive Residue”

15 Atomic Bomb Test Ships Are In Quarantine   Action Taken After Water Lines Show Radioactive Residue

Atom Test Fleet Ships ‘Poisoned’ By Radioactivity   75 Ships On West Coast Dangerous, Joint Army-Navy Task Force Warns

Ships Suspected Of Dangerous Radioactivity   Work Suspended On Vessels In Bikini Test Until Decontaminated

75 ATOM BOMBED SHIPS SUSPECTED BEING DANGEROUS   Have Been Quarantined Until They Are Made “Radiologically Safe”.   ARE AT PEARL HARBOR      The Ships Are a Part of the Joint Army-Navy Task Force, Report.

Ships at Bomb Blast Dangerous   All Ships Entering Bikini Lagoon After Second Explosion Contain Unsafe Residue

Traces of A-Bomb Radiation Linger on Ships From Bikini  Vessels Berthed at West Coast Ports And at Peerl Harbor Under Quarantine

QUARANTINE. ORDERED FOR DANGEROUSLY RADIOACTIVE SHIPS AT WEST CGAST PORTS

A-Bomb Ships Still Dangerous   75 Vessels Placed Under a Quarantine

Radioactivity?  Navy Quarantine: 15 Vessels Along Coasts, at Pear!

Ships Still Radioactive and Quarantine Placed Pending Deeantaminabiac   SHIPS ARE BERTHED IN WEST COAST HARBOR:

Number of Bikini Ships Placed Under Scrutiny  Radioactivity Still Is Detected in About 75 Vessels

 —SHIPS— Took Part In Bikini  Bomb Test   Residue Found In Salt Water Lines

~SEVENTY-FIVE CRAFT SAID SUSPECTED OF BEING-RADIOACTIVE  & .MOST ON. WEST COAST OR AT PEARL HARBOR;

EVIDENCES OF RADIO-ACTIVITY AREDISCOVERED   ‘Suspected of Being Dangerous’; Vessels To Be Decontaminated

75 NAVAL VESSELS STILL RADIOACTIVE   Repair Work Suspended Paendine Decontamination

DROP IN PRICES AT RETAIL SEEN IN NEAR FUTURE   Decline Is Expected When Butcher Shop Supplies Are Renlenished   MANY CONSUMERS WAIT

Cattle, Hogs Again Jam Stockyards   Prices Continue High, With Increases from Last  Friday’s Prices

@ PAUL MALLON—   Who Cut Letter Off UNO and Made It Only an Enigmatic Grunt?

Security Council Heads Into Stormy Debates on Iran and Franco’s Spain

FRANCO AND IRAN BRING REAL DEBATES   Secretary Council Is Heading into  Stormy Sessions

Texas Expects Record Vote   Governor Race Centers Interest Today

ORDER BY JUDGE DELAYS OPENING OF GRAIN MART   Injunction Against Chicago Board of Trade !s Lifted Two Hours Later   DAMAGE SUIT ADVISED   Protest of Brokerage House Stems From Settlement of May Contracis

More About the Fight  Wirephotos and Stories on Page 18.   Price Ceilings On Potatoes Are Suspended

Indianapolis »Speedway Winner Killed  Robson and Anothe » Racer Die in

Indianapolis Speedway Winner Killed   Robson and Another . Racer Die in Sensational Pile-Up

2 DRIVERS ARE FATALLY HURT IN SPEED RACE   Indianapolis Winner On Of Victims Of Atlanta Crackup   OTHER CARS PILED INTO WRECKED AUTOS

RACE DRIVERS DIE IN CRASH   Two Meet ‘Death, Several Others Hurt As Cars Pile Up on Track

Race Crash Fatal to Two At Atlanta   Robson, Barringe1 Killed in Pileup Of Speeding Cars

George Robson and George Barzvinger Victims of Sensational Pileup at Lakewood Park.

INCOME TAX RECEIPTS ' UNDER PREVIOUS YEAR   Comptreiler Says Kelurus Haye  Reached $5595.766 Compared Te $7529. 519 Im 1945

SOVIETS OUST FARM MACHINE HEAD IN PURGE   Two Red States Liquidated For Collaboration

Extending The Soviet? Jap Repatriates Say Russians '‘Colonizing Former Nippon Area

Robert W. Hilton Suce umbs to [IIness  At Bradford Home   Was Well Known In Nation as Leader In Chemical Industry

NAVAL BOMBER BREAKS RECORD FOR DISTANCE   Lands at Columbus, 0., After 11,822-Mile Flight From Australia   IN AIR OVER 55 HOURS   Four Pilots Receive Acclaim of Crowd; Trip Is Catied Merely Ranoe Test

11,822-Mile Air Trip Sets World Mark   ‘Truculent Turtle’ Links Australia, U. 5. In 55-Hour Journey

Turtle’ Lands } in Ohio  Flies UL, 237 Miles From Austr alia-_Non- Stop!

Turtle Flies 11,237 Miles To Set Record   Navy Bomber Lands ~ At: Golumbus--to,-End Non-Stop Flight From Perth, Australia

Columbus Is  Navy Plane Landing Site   First Planned To Come Down at Des Moines, Then Named Ohio.

RECORD NONSTOP HOP ENDS IN OHIO   ‘Turtle’ Lands At Columbus After 55 Hours In Air

TURTLE’ LANDS IN COLUMBUS   Plies 11,822, Miles. from. Perth, Auine tralia — Establish New World's Record for Long Distance Flying,

‘TURTLE’ IN AIR 55 HOURS  Navy Plane Sets 11,237-Mile Record In Non-Stop Flight

‘Navy Plane Lands In Columbus. ‘Completing Record Non-Stop Flight From Perth, Australia

Nonstop Flight Of 11,237 Mi.   Old Mark Exceeded By 3,321 Mi.; Elapsed Time 55 Hours.. 18 Min.

“Turtle” Reels Off 11,237 Miles; FlightEnds at Columbus   Dash From Perth Betters B-29 Flight; Bucked Strong Winds, Ice"

BOMBER FLIES 11,822 MILES FOR NEW RECORD   Australia-Ohio In 55 Hours

Turtle Ends Record-Setting Flight In Ohio   Four Men, Kangaroc Fly Over 10,000 Miles In 55 Hours

New Flying Record Set By “Turtle”   Non-stop from Australia tc Columbus, 11,822 Miles, 55 Hours Flying Time ~

Navy Plane Lands at Columbus, Ohio, to Set Record-breaking Non-stop Flight Record

NAVY PATROL BOMBER SETS FLIGHT MARK   Smashes~Bisranee Record with Hop from Perth, Australia Te Columbus, Ohio   TWIN-ENGINED CRAFT ON NON-STOP FLICHT

Navy Plane Flies to Killed in Air Crash Ohio from Australia South of Albany

Truculent Turtle Sits Down at Ohio on Record-Breaking Trip   Nonstop Flight of 11,237 Miles Made From Perth, Australia, to Columbus in 55 Hours and 18 Minutes by Four Navy Fliers, One Kangaroo

11,822 MILES IN UNDER 56 FLYING HOURS   Navy’s “Truculent Turtle” Smashes World Distance Record In Hop.

Navy Plane Sets Record   Lands at Columbus, After 11,237-Mile Hop From Australia

Navy Plane Sets Distance Record   Four Pilots Land Bomber at Columbus, Ohio, After Two-Day Trip From Perth, Australia

Flight From Perth, Australia, To Columbus, O., Sets Record   Plane Is In Air Total Of 55 Hours   Crowd Sends Up Cheers As Ship Rolls To Stop At End Of Journey

NEW WORLD:DISTANCE FLIGHT RECORD SET BY NAVY P2V PLANE  _ MARK-OF 11,237 MILES

Twin-Engined Navy Bomber, on Record Flight-from-Australia, Lands in Ohia

LONG DISTANCE NON-STOP MARK SET BY PLANE   Crew Brings Ship to Ground at Airport In Ohio

NAVY'S BOMBER TURTLE’ LANDS ~ AT OHIO FIELL   Twin-Engined Craft Travels 11,237 Miles in 55 Hours, 18 Minutes

Plies 11,822 Miles And More  _ Than 55 Hours Of Flying Time  - From Perth, Australia; Lands At 12:27 P. M. Today   LEFT AUSTRALIA SUNDAY MORNING

‘The Truculent Turtle? Sets New Record; Flies’ 11,822 Mi. In 55 Hours.   Cheering Crowd Greets Big Nevy Patrol Bomber at Columbus, O.

Shin Flies 55 Hours, Lands At Columbus, 0   Army B-29 Record Of 7,000 Mile Flight is Broken

‘Turtle Breaks  Record   Bomber Flies Over Ogden, Makes Ohio On 11,237-Mile Hop

‘Turtle’ Finishes Fheht. Lands at Columbus, Ohio   New Long Distance Record of 11,237 Miles Set From Australia in 55 Hours

Naval Bomber Sets Non-Stop Flight Record   Flies 11,237 Miles From Australia To Columbus, Ohio

NEW NON-STOP FLIGHT MARK ESTABLISHED.      Navy Planes Travel 11,881 Miles

Truculent Turtle  Sets New Record   Lands At Columbus, Ohio, After Flying Non-Stop Over 11,000 Miles.

‘Turtle’ Flies 11,237 Miles Without Stop   Lands At Columbus, 0O., After Flight From Perth, Australia

NAVY BOMBER SETS RECORD NON-STOP TRIP   Naval Plane Completes Flight From Perth, Australia, to Columbus, 0.

TURTLE’ ENDS I 2S7HNILE  TRIP IN OHID   ‘Head Winds and Ice Slow Up Plane’s Speed Off West Coast.

New. Flight Record Set   “Turtle” ‘Lands In Columbus, O., 11,237. Miles from Australia

Navy Plane Sets New Record in Non-Stop Flight  11,237 Miles in RE Barre 18 hdin

'11,237-MILE JOURNEY ENDS AT COLUMBUS   Twin - Engined Lockheed  Neptune P2V, With Crew   of Four, Exceeds Old Mork By 7.816

Took .55 Hours, 18 Minutes From Perth, Australia  to Columbus, Ohio

US. NAW BOMBER SEIS NON-STOP DISTANCE RECORD   Truculent Turtle. Lands at Columbus, O., After Fight of 11.2937 Mita«

‘NAVY AIRPLANE TRAVELS = 11,822 MILES ON TRIP   ‘9 Big Ship Ends Trip From Perth, Australia, After 55 Hours, 16 Minutes

Navy Plane Sets Distance Record   11,822 Mile Non-Stop Flight Beats Army’s Record.in Big Bomber.

Navy Patrol Plane Flies Non-Stop From Australia to Ohio for Distance Recoré

Turtle Lands At Columbus   Completes Record Breaking Non-Stop Fligh Of 11,237 Miles

Naval Plane Sets Distance Record; Lands at Columbus   4 Airmen Guide Ship. 11,237 Miles From. Australia —

"Turfle’ Flies 11,822 Miles in Record Hop   Navy Plane, 55 Hours in Air, Lands in Ohio from Australia

Turtle Plane Makes Flight To Columbus   Record 11,237 Mile Hop From Perth, Australia Completed in Ohio at 12:28 P.M.

Naval Plane Ends Record Flight In Ohio   Truculent Turtle Completes Flight Of 11,237 Miles From Australia.

ODT SAYS AIRLINES NEED NOT SET ASIDE SPACE FOR TROOPS AFTER FEB. 15

U.S. Pulls Out Ot Southeast Asia Command   Future Operations In Political Hotspot Left Up to British; Cool to Activities

U.S. Vacates —  India, Burma   Southeast Asia Operations Lefi to British

 British Get Full Control  a  U.S. Forces Are Evacuated From Southeast Asia Zones

United States Draws Out of Southeast Asia   Action Follows U. S. Coolness Toware British Java Policy

U.S. PULLS OUT OF SOUTHEAST ASIA THEATRE   Quits Joint Command With Britain In Troubled Area

complete Withdraw“al of Americans Is Auuounced - Fol. lows Previous Disapproval of British

'Decision On Price Policy Hangs Fire   Action On Crucial Issue Delayed In Face Of Con flicting Opinions; Union Leaders Hit Wage Control Proposal

Labor Opens AitackOn Wage Policy   Vital Presidential Decision On Prices, Pay, Expected Soon

O'DANIEL MAY OPPOSE COKE Stevenson May Announce Political Plans Next Week

British Study  Truman Proposal   Cabinet Ministers Plumb Counter-Proposal For Palestine Federation

BRITASH STUDY TRUMAN'S PLAN FOR HOLY LAND   NEW PROPOSAL SAID TO IN. CLUDE, SUGGESTION THAT AREA FOR JEWS BE . INCREA

GALE WARNING FLAGS HOISTED   Hattaras to Provincetowr Given Word Hurricane Advances North

VIOLENT STORMS BREWING AT SEA   Experts Tracking Hurricane Off East Coast

ARRAIGNMENT SET FOR McKEEVER   Grand Jury Indicts Kenton Vet for Murder

UNO Agrees fo Compromise on lran-Russia Row   Serious Problem Remains Despite Temporary Pact

IRAN DISPUTE - CRISIS EASEI   COMPROMISE PLAN OF HAND. LING’ CONTROVERSY SEEN AS ONLY TEMPORARY - SOLUTION -

UNO Shelves lran Dispute Jemporarily   Taken Off Calendar With World Body Still Waiching Outcome

Emergency Measures Imposed In Greece To Quell Violence   Relations With Slavs Cause New Worries

Bans Back As Greece Boils    Emergency Measures Lifted After Plebis. cite, Reimposed As Disorders Increase

Greek-Yugoslav Dispute Grows On Macedonia  Greeks Study Protest To Tito Over Downing Of Military Planes

WORRIED GREEK CABINET ACTS T0 HALT DISORDERS   HINT VIOLENCE IS NOT EXCLUSIVELY AN INTERNAL MATTER

Yugoslav-Greek Relations Cause Of aNew Worry   Drastic Emergency Measures Reimposed

Drastic Emergency Measures in Greece   Downing of Greek Plane In Yugoslavia Plus Continued Leftist BAttochke Add tn Venniiin

Nation Acts  As Tension Again Rises   Ponders Protest to Tito On Plane Downed on Yugoslav Soil.

Greek Plane Forced Down By Yugoslav Fire   Greek Cabinet Takes Drastic Measures In Effort To Stop Continued Violence

GREEKS PUT EMERGENCY BANS BACK   Drastic Measures Reim posed to Stop Continuec Violence — Relations With Slavs Cause New Worry.

GREEKS: AND SLAVS AT. (ODDS; DRASTIC MEASURES: TAKEN   Efforts Made to Keep Calm a  Friction Between Two  Nations Mounts

TITO’S ACTIONS AROUSE GREEKS   Macedonia Stand, Shooting Down Of Plane Blasted

Yugoslav-Greek Relations Cause  Of New Worries   Athens Imposes Drastic Measures To Put Down Internal Strife.

Greece Clamps On Emergency Measures   Protest Considered To Yugoslavia After Plane Downed

GREEK, SLAV CRISIS — BREAKS   Athens Replies to Beigrade’s Claim For Macedonia

Emergency Measures on In Greece   Yugoslav and Greek Relations Causing New Worry

-Temperatures   Protest May Follow Downing of Greek Plane By Tito’s Anti-Aireraft Guns; Premier Voices Hint of Outside Meddling

Yugoslav-Greek. Relation: Snarled; Grecian Cabinet Moves to Controk Violence

GREECE INVOKES EMERGENCY LAWS TO HALT ViOLENEE   Relations. with Yugoslavic Strained by Downing of ms Miktars Plana

Greek Cabinet Reimposes Drastic Emergency Action ‘In Atmosphere of Strained Yugoslav Relations —

CABINET SEEKS TO STOP RIOTS   Greek Rulers Plan Drastic Action Against Violators

rae Balkan Trouble Report Of G reek Plane Downec By Slavs Heightens Tension

YUGOSLAV-GREEK “RELATIONS ARE NOW CAUSING NEW WORR)   The Greek Cabinet Reimposet Drastic Emergency Measures Today.   CONTINUED VIOLENCE   Disorder In Greece Are Not Exclusively An Internal Matter, Says Official.

EX - ROOSEVELT AIDE INDICTED   Casey Accused of Evading  $70,384 in Income Tax

Chinese 33 Miles From Dairen   Encircle Fiercely Fighting Chinese Reds In Chefoo .

Chiang’s Troops Trap Big Communist Force   Bottle Up Chefoo---Advance To Within 33 Miles Of Stratecic Noiran

100.000 CHINESE REDS ENCIRCLED BY CHIANG FORCES   Government. Vanguards Nearing Dairen; Yellow Can Bate Cut.

CHINESE, BATTLE TEMPO UPPED      Nationals Increase Range 01 Rail Operations

Chinese Reds Are Encircled   Government Armies Push *“Vanguards Withir 33 Miles of Dairen

100,000 Chinese Reds Cut Off In Big Port Of Chefoo   Nationals Press Drive, Violent Battles Raging

100,000 Chinese Reds Are Encircled   Government Armies Press Fiercely Fighting Communist Troops in Chefoo, and Engage Countrymen in Other Places.

100,000 Red Chinese Are Encircled  ce way © Are  reece imme itiriwea   Nationals Are Pressing Drive In Civil War

Chinese Are 33 Miles From Dairen  Chiang’s Troops Are Pushing Reds Back  nee ka eee  eeT een eee

China’s Army Rings 100,000  Communists   Advance Forces Near Dairen—New Encounters Occur

LARGE FORCE OF  BELIEVED CUT OFF INBIG PORT AS IGOVERNMENT DRIVE CONTINUES

100,000 CIRCLED BY CHIANG’S MEN      Chinese Nationalists Smash 33 Miles From Dairen

COMMUNISTS ARE ENCIRCLED AFTER FAST CHINA MOVE   Civil Wan: Fempo. Increased a: Government. Anmies Step Up Campaign

China War ‘Tempo Mounts   Nationalists Within 33 Miles of Darien; Battle 100,000 Reds Bottled Up in Chefoo

Government Troops Encircle Chinese  Communists Revitalized Chiang Forces Increase

Tempo Of China War Stepped Up   Range Of Fighting 1: Also Increased By Chiang Forces

Large Red Army Is Cut Off fn China   Government Troops Within 33 Miles Of Dairen; Violent  Fichting At Chefoo

RED ARMY IN NORTH CHINA SURROUNDED   Government Forces, Increasing Tempo of Civil War, Within 33 Miles of Dairen

RAIL SLEEPING ~ CAR BAN EASEI   Progressive sive Elimination Schedule Set Up By : ODT

Railroad Travel To Ease After March 15   Ban on Use of Sleeping Cars To Be Lifted  for Civilians

ODT T0 LIFT CURBS ONCIVILIAN TRAVEL   SLEEPING CAR BAN AND RESTRICTIONS ON RESERVATIONS TO END MAR. 15.

ODT Plans Easing  Ban on Sleeners   Service Restoration  Will Start Feb, 15

CIVILIAN TRAVEL TO. BE EASIER MARCH 15   Restrictions Placed On Use ef Sleeping Cars Being Lifted Br Government

Travel Bans  To Be Lifted By March 15   Extended Reservations, Short Pullman Runs To Be Restored.

Bans on Sleeping Car. Servicé to Be Eased Teh. 15   Restrictions Will Be Re_moved Entirely .on March 15

Restrictions Curtailing Railroad Services Will Be Eased Beginning Feb. 15, and Will Be Lifted Altogether by March 15

Col. Kilian Accused of Plotting With Lichfield’ Bratality Trial Defendants

Princess Elizabeth Gains Favor of Scots   Kilion Accused of Plotting Defense

MacArthur Plans Military Tribunal   Will Be Permanently Located In Tokyo

TOP CRIMINALS TO STAND TRIAL ~ AN JAP CAPITAL   Military Tribunal for Cases in Far East Will Have 5 to 9 Members   TOKYO PERMANENT SITE   New Body Gets Jurisdiction Over Three Categories of International Crimes

Far East's War Trials Begin Soon   General MacArthur Orders Court for Trying Criminals

Military Tribunal To Be Established To Trv War Criminals Of Far East

MILITARY COURT 10 TRY JAPS ORDERED SET UP   MacArthur Plans Permanent Tribunal In Tokyo To Try War Criminals   THREE TYPES OF CRIMES   Against Peace, Humanity Regular War Misdeeds Listed In Order

ae ewe TSS eee eer  Takes Trip and Gets Lesson in Fretting About Washington

Telephone Tieup Will Hit State   - Wisconsin Indirectly Alfected; Guild to_ _ Respect Pickets

big Inch Lines fate of Fight   Gas. Oil and Rails Have Interest in  How It Will Be Used

Disposition Of Inch Lines In  ‘Congress Lap   WAA Littlejohn Caught Beiween Conflicting Interests Of Oil And Gas Fields

Final Disposition Of Big Pipelines Left for Congress  Opposition Voiced To Permanent Use Of Lines for Gas .

WAA Leaves Final Pipeline Decision Up fo Congress   In Meantime, Gas Starts Moving from Louisiana On 850 Mile Journey

Pipeline Sale Up to Congress   WAA Plans to Turn Matter Back to  Congress

WAA to Check Pipelines’ Disposal To Conaress: Gas Movement Starts

'WAA Passes Pipeline Wrangle to Congress   Caught Between Oil And Gas Interests On Final Disposition

BUYING OF HIGh PRICED REAL ESTATE SLOWS   Some Officials Blame Break on Wall Street for Slump

PROPERTY TURN-OVER SLUMPS- Report Buyer Resistance To Ton Real Estate Prices Now

‘Resistance Begins To Rea! Estate Prices  Definite Slow-Down In Sales Of Homes

Real Estate Dealers Find Price Slump   Survey in Major Cities Shows Tags on Homes Leveling Off—Various Reasons Given, Among Them Buyer Resistance, Stock Mart Break.

No Bargains Here  Home Buyers Rebelling At Sky-High Real Estate Prices

Many Sections Report Real Estate Slump   Stock Market Break May Be One Cause Of New Trend

Definite Slack In Sale Of Real Estate At Present Dollar Levels Is Reported

TN REAL EQSIATE SURVET  Increased Buyer Resistance; Slower Home Sales Reported

Buyers Are Resisting High Prices   Real Estate Peaks Are Crumbling, Survey by A.P. Shows; but Not  Yet Evervwhere   Factors Are Cited      Some Brokers Declare Stock Market Breal  One of Reasons

Buyer Resistance Is Seen Increasing To Top Prices In Country’s Real Estate

Survey Shows Slowdown In Homes Selling   Increasing Buyer Resistance To Top-Heavy Prices Develops.

Probe Into Sept. 3 Market Break Is Launched By SEC   increasing Bayers Resistance To High Real Fstate Prices Reported Over Nation

Associated Press Survey Shows Buyer Resistance Developing in Major Cities—Some Price Declines Noted.

BUYERS TIGHTEN PROPERTY BELTS   Resistance To Top Prices, Buying Slowdown Noted

Home Purchasers Reported Bulking At High Prices   Survey Shows Buyer Resistance Gaining--Some Pricece Crimhta

Buyer Resistance Slowing Down  Residence Sales  Less Interest Shown By Purchasers at  Present High Prices

Real Estate Sales Slump In Big Cities   Buyers Resist Top Home Prices

Real Estate Sales Showing Decrease   Increase Is Noted in Resistance of Buyers

Growing Buyer Resistance to High Real Estate Costs Slows Turnover of Homes

Survey Shows Buyers Resist Upward Trend   Fantastic Levels Are Reported To Be Crumbling

Strike Of Union Teachers Closes  St. Paul Schools   Higher Salaries Averts Walkout In Minneapolis

Strike Closes  t _ Oa il Crhanle  Va LIVES  Last-Minute Increase Offer Averts Similar  Se ee A oe

St. Paul Teachers Picket Schools in Near Zero Weather   City Makes No Effort To Operate System--No Lines Crossad

School Strike Hits St. Paul   Teachers Walk Out In Bid for Raises

School Strike Averted In Minneapolis   Eleventh Hour Salary Offer Brings Delay; St. Paul Teachers Out

TEACHERS’ STRIKE CLOSES SCHOOLS AT ST. PAUL, MINN.   35,000 Pupils Affected 8, Walkout; Picket Lines < Eetabiichad

Picket Lines Set Up; Boost In Pay Asked   Eleventh Hour Settlement Averts Similar Walkout in St. Paul Early Today

Strike Near  By Teachers   St. Paul Group May Walkout During Day

Schools Close ‘When Teachers Stage Walkout   Picketing Starts In Spite Of Sub-Zero Weather.

A STRIKE OF ~ UNION TEACHERS IN ST. PAUL   Publie Schools ef That City Were Closed As a Result.   PICKET LINES FORM   Each of the City’s 77 Schools Were Picketed By Two _ Persons.

‘Promise Teachers New Wage Schedule ‘Upon Condition Revenue Is Increased

Close Schools Due to Strike At St. Paul   Avert Teachers Walkout in One Of Twin Cities

Teachers of $t. Paul Walk Out on Strike   Picket Lines Set Up  In Each of City’s 77 Grade and High Schools Schools Are Closed

Union Teachers Close Schools At St. Paul   Establish Picket Lines In Near Zero Weather

Union Teachers Strike; Picket St. Paul Schools   Minneapolis Walk-Out Averted After Board Offers Higher Wage Scale

Teachers’ Strike Closes St. Paul Schools  ith Hanr Calary Banct Averts Similar Walkout by Minneapolis Teachers Today   nw TEACHERS IN <TRIBRE

Striking St. Paul Teacher: Picket Closed City School:  Radio Artists Consider New Offer by Brodacasting Firms

St. Paul’s Teachers Strike   All Public Schools Close As Pedagogues Form Picket Lines to . Enforce Wage Demand:

St. Paul's Teachers Walk Out   Minneapolis Strike Is Averted By Offer Of Higher Sataries

Teachers On Strike At St. Paul   Schools Closed; Offer O! Pay Hike Averts Minne. apolis Walkout.

No School! Teachers Are ‘On Picket Line   Instructors In St. Paul Schools Strike for Raise

French Banker Disappears From  Vessel At Sea   Art Treasures, Gems In Estate

Expensive Gifts Distributed by Munitions Firm   Key Executive Tells War Profits Probers Of Lavish Spending

EXPEDITING’ PRESENTS USED FOR ‘GOODWILL   Mead Hits Laxity in U.S. Serutiny of War Contracts

Poland Asks UN To Outlaw Atomic War   Russia’s Veto Power Again In Spotlight At Meeting in N.Y.

Poland Calls Problem One for Every Individual   Soviet Views on Baruch Plan Revealed Today

Poland Proposes Mass Action by All People of UNO To Outlaw Atomic War

SENATE APPROVES ATOM BOMB TESTS   PASSES BILL GIVING NAVY GOAHEAD DESPITE PROTESTS _ OF 2 MEMBERS.

DROUTH-BREAKING RAINS. PREDICTED   MORE MOISTURE EXPECTED TO FALL IN MISSOURI AND KANSAS TODAY.

Rains a Lifesaver For Corn and Feed Crops in Midwest  tC CALI KE  kA Kancac Ar   Missouri, Kansas Are Blanketed by Moisture

MASS PICKETS TIE UP BUICKS   Unsettled Local Strike Issues Cause Fresh Flareup At Flint

DECISION DUE SOON ON FLOUR RATIONING TO BAKERS, STORES  CONSUMERS NOT TO BE. DIRECTLY ALLOCATED ‘SHARE: BEER PROBED

Hour Rationing "By Mills Hangs In The Balance   Order Awaits A _ Final Look By Andersop At Wheat Situation.

GRAIN-SHORT  NATIONS SAID SHIPPING BEER   Probe Is Promised By Anderson As Order To Ration Flour Studied

LLL LO IS  Reported ‘Beer Exports By Countries Getting Relief Grain Are Probed   Flour Supplies Te Bakers And Retailers May Be Ordered Reduced By 25 Per Cent

HEIRENS FACES MURDER TRIAL      Proposed Confession ‘Dea! In Return For Life Apparently Off

IMANY JEWS LIKELY TO [APPROVE PARTITIONING  British-American Plan Gains Favor

Other Vessels  Damaged By Atomic Blast   Carrier Saratoga, Jap Battleship Reported Listing Badly; Huge Water Spout Rises 9,000 Feet From Undersea Explosion

Carrier Saratoga Lists to Starboard; Other Ships Survive Blast That Rises About 8,000 Feet

MOST OF 75. TARGET SHIPS STILL AFLOAT   Carrier Saratoga and Jap Warship Nagato Damaged — Landing Craft and Rarge Plinge.   COLUMN OF WATER RISES 5,000 FEET   Bikini Not Inundated by Waves as Predicted, but a Small Island Nearby Ts Swamned.

Only One Old Battleship Is Sunk in Test  Arkansas Is Major “emeenmties peat fiat   Arkansas Is Major Casualty, But Other Ships Also May Sink

GUEST SMOKING IN BED BLAMED FOR PHILA. FIRE   Hotel In Negro SecHon Is Swept By Blames   FIVE ARE KILLED      Forty. Other: Persons Are Injured, Four « ‘ Qeriously

Philadelphia Fire Toll Reaches Si   Coroner’s Office Opens Probe in Hotel Blaze

Negroes Die In Flophouse Fire Tragedy   Cigaret Smoked In Be Blamed For Another Tragedy Among Closel Packed Sleepers,

6 Killed, 40 Hurt in Philadelphia Hotel Blaze   Guest Smoking in Bed Blamed; 30 Carried to Safety

FORTY INJURED AS FLAMES TRAP MEN IN ROOMS   Valiant Work Of Firemen Kept’ Casualties Low

Gen. Gaffey Is Killed in Plane Crash      Commander of Famed ‘Hell On Wheels’ Division in Sicily and Italy, Two Others Lose Lives

‘FT.KNOX HEAD CRASH VICTIM   2 Other Officers Killed in Crash of Army Plane

GENERAL DIES IN B-25 CRASH      Hugh J. Gaffey, Leader Of Armored Units, And 2 Others Are Killed

B-25 Bomber Crash Kills Gen. Gaifey   Plane Smashes Up Near Fort Knox, Ky.

PRICE CONTROLS OFF RED SOUR CHERRIES   Ceilings Up One To Two Cents On Canned Peas, Corn, Tomatoes And Tomato Products

Ceilings Up On Several Canned Goods   Peas, Tomatoes Up Two Cents on No, 2 Cans, Tomato Juice And Corn Up One Cent

NAME 4 MORE IN SPY PROBE   Prominent Canadians Face Charge of Furnishing Data to Reds

Reconversion Head Meets With WSB Today; 40,000 More Protest Wage Cuts   Two Courses Open To Government . After Board Rules Against Seamen

CANCER CONTROL ACT IS BEATEN   House Rejects Bill Which Would Have Created 100 Millions for Fight

TWO STATE POLIO CLINICS PLANNED   KENNEY TRAINING OF DOCTORS, NURSES TO BEGIN IN JANUARY

State’s Political Campaign Rolls Info High Gear  Coast Is Braced For Big Blow: Disaster

Speakers From Out-State Into The Campaign   Ravburn, Texas, and Brown, Ohio, Boost Respective Parties

Speedy End of Other Wartime Curbs Hinted   President Raps ‘Reckless Group of Selfish Men’

AVERT DISPUTES IN CINCINNATI, STATE CAPITAL   Continue Negotiations ir Akron in Attempt to End Transit Tie-Up

MEAD MAY RESIGN COMMITTEE POST IN PROFITS PROBE   Senater likely to. Give up Chairmanship if Nomin-. : ated far Gavernor

New Strikes Feared With CIO Wage Drive  Industry Leaders Oppose Campaign  TT. Da net nf Dacethle: 92% Par Cant

SERIOUS STRIKES MAY RESULT FROM PAY HIKE DEMAND   CIO's Insistence That Wages Can Be Increased Seen As Strike Threat

CIO Avers Wages Can Be Raised QOne- Fourth With No Price Increase   Former Government Economist Warns Nation Is Headed For Collapse Unless Labor Gets More Or Prices Substantially Cut

Economist Claims Nation Now : Flirting With Collapse of Economy      INDUSTRIES’ PRESENT PROFITS ARE SUFFICIENT

ClO Believes Pay Can Be Increased Without Price Hike  Savs Industry Can Keep   Says Industry Can Keep Profits and Raise Waaes 25 Pct.

CIO Report Urges Boost In Wages or  Price Cuts    Contends Industry Can Afford Raises; To Use Report  Ac Bacic for Drive

Industry Fears Wave New Strikes  C.1.0. « Txelouance: Is Basis; Leaders Say High Prices Result of Spring Be Boosts  Views Expressed  N.A.M., “Others Say Demands Threaten System

2) PER CENT PAY BOOST C. 1. 0. GOAL   ECONOMIST’S REPORT BASIS FOR WAGE DRIVE—INDUSTRY RAPS FINDINGS,

SIGNS HINT OF LABOR STORMS ON WAGE ISSUE   industry Sees Omens Of Fresh Labor Troubles In CIO Demands For Higher Pay Scale At Cur rent Price Levels.

Industry Can Afford Wage Increase-C1O   Union Will Base Demand For Hike On New Findings

C10 Seeks Wage Hike of 25 Pct.:  No Price Increase   Program Is Based On Report by Former Government Economist

CIO Sets Basis For Wage Drive  Declares Industry Can Afford Increase

Danger Seen In CIO Demands For Pay Boosts   Industrial Leaders Balk At Murray’s Insistence On 25 Percent Wage Hike Witbout Raising Prices

Industry Condemns clo Pay Hike Plan   Says Raising Wages Without Price Boost Would Canes Cteribac

Industry Sees Strike Series Threat In CIO's Demand for Wage Hikes ‘Without Boosts in Prices

SAYS INDUSTRY MUST UP PAY OR CUT PRICES   Economist Says U.S. Is ‘Flirting with Collapse’ Otherwise

INDUSTRY FEARS NEW STRIKES DUE 10.010, DEMANDS   Murray Says Nathan Report To Be “Guidepost” in  Weaa Neantiatanc

Industry Is Put  On Spot: Increase Pay or Cut Prices   Nathan Says U. S. Will Be Flirting With Collapse. ' ‘Unless Action  * Comes

(10-Adopted Report Says Industry Can Afford 25 Per Cent Wage Hike

CIO Insists On New Round Of Wage Hike:   Industry Leaders Say New Demands May Lead To Another Series Of Strikes

Nation ‘Flirting With Collapse” Unless Workers’ Pay Increased Or Prices Cut

» INDUSTRY FEARS ClO WAGE PLAN AID TO STRIKE   Manufacturers Can’t See High. er Pay Checks Without Price Boosts

At Present Profit Level Says Price Boosts Not Needed To Raise Salaries Of Workers

~——Keport On Profits—  Economic  Balance Advised   Alleged Wage, Price Disparity Is Claimed Bringing On Depression

NEW SERIES OF STRIKES FEARED   C. 1. O. Leaders Say Wage Boosts Won't Increase Prices

Another Series Of Strikes Looms As CIO Says Wages Can Be Raised, Prices Held

Industry Sees Another Crisis   Leaders Question The CIO Claim That New Wage Raise Won’t Boost Prices.

ClO INSISTS ON WAGE HIKES AT CURRENT PRICES   INDUSTRIAL LEADERS FEAR ANOTHER ROUND OF SERIOUS STRIKES

CIO Demand For Pay Hikes, No Price Rises May Lead To Strikes, Says Industry

Industry Can Afford Higher Pay, (10 Says   Economist Charges DePression Threatened Unless Prices Drop ~

FEAR ANOTHER STRIKE WAVE   ClO Wage Demands May Spark Series of Walkouts

CIO WAGE INCREASE THEORY RAISES INDUSTRY DISSENTS   Report Of Robert R. Nathan, Adopted As Basis For New Wage Drive, Draws Fire From Industry And Business Leaders

New Strike Wave Looms With C10 Demanding Hikes   Industry Is Fearful  Nathan Report May Fone 4 Nase Suyitral

Industry Leaders Warn C10 Demand for New Pay Boost May Cause New Strikes

New Menace To tndustrial Peace Arise:   Manufacturers Dispute CIO's Claim that Wages Can Be  ” Raised 25 Percent without Boosting Prices

Soviets Accuse U. S. ‘of Violating ‘Moscow Agreement   Note Asserts New ‘Conditions’ in Bulgarian Problem Were Suggested by State Department

Spain Charge To Be Aired   Poland Prepares Case Against Franco As Madrid Invites Commission

Hope to spur opponents of Franco reign  U.S. and Britain favor discussion

Nations Hope Quiz Will End Franco Reign   U. N. Members Think Exposures May Stir Upheaval in Spain

HEARING MAY NO SPAIN TA PUT HIM OUT   Airing of Poland’s Charges ' May Clear Situation Members Savy.

Hope to spur: opponents of  Franco reign  U.S. and Britain’  favor disenasion 

Strike Threatens Tie Up Of Cargo On Hub Docks   Truck Strike Menaccs; No Food Shortage Seen But Cigarets Are Scarce

Warehousemen’s Strike Ties Up Boston Cargoes  Docks Jammed With Sunplies

AFL DISSENSION THREATENS FILMS   UNIONS DISAGREE ON JURISDICTION; WALK-OUT REPORTED

GLOOM PREVAILS AS MINISTERS MEET IN PARIS   Experts See Little Chance Of Big Four Meeting Being Success

Big-4 Envoys Land in Paris   Peace Talks Slated To Reopen Tomorrow

BYRNES IN PARIS FOR BIG 4 MEET   Atmosphere Gloomy As Russians Hit At Allied Pians

ATMOSPHERE PESSIMISTIC AT PARIS    F oreign Ministers ‘Gather; Meeting” ‘Begins Tomorrow

GLOOMY AIR DOMINANT NOTE AT PEACE MEE   U. S. Delegation, Headed By Byrnes, Arrives At French Capital

'BIG FOUR MEET OPENS IN GLOON   PESSIMISM REIGNS AT PARIS CONFERENCE

Byrnes in Paris To Resume Big- 4 Ministers Parley   Little Hope Held for New Effort to Devise a Peace “ For Europe   RED RADIO ATTACKS PLAN FOR GERMANY   Calls U. S., British Proposal A Copy of Original Nazi Program

U. S. Urges Jap Education Reform Elimination of Written Characters

Educators Urge Drastic Reforms In Present Japanese School System

NEW HIGH SET IN SALES  Record Run Of Livestock Jams Fort Worth And San Antonio

RE-WINTER STORM TOLL IS 17 DEAD   Western Sections ons Of Country Lashec For More Than Week; Mercy Missions Sent Out :

DRIFTS PILED 18 FEET HIGH BY BLIZZARDS   RAIN - LADEN WINDS POUND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Vet Housing Shutdown in State Averted   Contractors Told to Keep Skeleton Crews On, Pending Survey

U.S. Plans To Embark  On Spy Hunt   Committee Will Undertake To Expose Communists In The Government

Vital Issues of Trieste, Border Still Undecided   New Zealand, Dutch Clash With Reds on Meaning of Words

First Part Ot Italian Pact Okehed   It is First Paragraph Of Any Hitler Satellite Treaties Considered

ITALIANS APPROVE PART OF PEACE PACT   ist Paragraph of Preamble Acceptable to Delegates

AGREE ON PREAMBLE TC ITALY PEACE   Spend Four Weeks At Task, But Now Debate Meanings

Italian Treaty Still Holding Up Proceedings   First Paragraph Of Preamble Approved

PEACE MEET GETTING DOWN TOITS WORK   Does First Work On Italian Treaty At Today’s Session

Progress Made on Italy Pact   First Paragraph  Of Treaty Preamble Approved; Row Starts Over Words

SOME PROGRESS MADE ON DRAFT OF PEACE PACT   Commission Approves First Paragraph of Preamble

Treaty With ltaly ls Considered   Delegates in Paris Approve First Lines Of Pact’s Preamble.

Italy Pact Paragraph Approved   First Actual Work on Treaty Finished After 4 Weeks of Talk

Army Writes ‘Unsolved’ on One of War's Air Mysteries---the Disappearance of Treasure-Laden Transport, Passengers

MUSSOLINI BODY 1S TAKEN TO MILAN POLICE STATION   AUTHORI TONING THOSE SUSP. E TAKING BODY: FROM THE GRAVE

Widow, 79, And Neighboring Farm Youth, 18, Seek Marriage License In Kentucky

Woman, 79, Scores Blood Test Law, As She Plans To Marry 18-Year-Old

Seventy- Nine - Year-Old Widow to Be Married to Eighteen-Year-Old Youth

Kentucky Boy To Wed Widow Of 79   Eighteen Year Old Plans Wedding With Aged Neighbor

Miller May Serve As KIBC Mediator   Austin Mayor Aaqrees To Act in Radio-Union Row

2 Yanks Tell About Murder In Jap Camp   California Soldier Was Bayoneted, Court Told

U, S, OFFICIAL RAPS RUSSIAN CRITICISM   MacArthur’s Policies Under Fire By Reds

AUSTRIA BACKS SOVIET DEMAND   GOVERNMENT CONFIRMS RE. PORT AUSTRIA WANTS DIsPLACED PERSONS EVAC. VATED FROM COUNTEHY

Wage Board Steps Into ~ Pricé-1igitt   St ization Agency Hes ‘ommentf on Ceilings Debate. Farm   Sraune Heard

U. 5, WAGE BOARD URGES ROLL-BACK OF FOOD PRICES   Declares Present Costs Threaten to Upset Stabilization Policy anl Bring Pay Inflation.   VIEWS LAID BEFORE DECONTROL BOARD   Two Members of the Latter Group Deny They Have Already Decided to Re store Ceilings.

Wage Board Urges Rollback of Prices  On Essential Foods   Argument Over Price Ceilings Brings Board Warning That Decontrol Is Necessary To Insure Stabilization Policy

‘Stabilization ’ Group Would  Bodge Inflation   Decontrol Members Hotly Deny Minds Already Made Up

Wage Board Warns Contro. Over Prices Must Return  Decontrol Board Denies Decision Already Is Made

Price Boosts Threaten Stabilization Policies   Wage Board Steps Into Hot Fracas Over Essential. Food Cost Hikes By OPA

WSB Warns High Prices Imperil Policy   Recontrol Necessary, Board Claims; Report Denied by 2 Members

Stabilization — Board Joins in  Price Argument Wage Inflation Seen  BR... aI DLL   Wage Inflation Seen Unless Essential Food ‘Ceilings Are Restored

Wage Stabilization Board _ ‘Steps Into Price Argument   Wants Controls Re-established to Prevent Wage Intlation—Control Board Members Deny Minds Already Made Un

Wage Board Urges Food Cost Rollback  Stabilizers Say Decontro! Would Peril Program

FOOD PRICES MUST BE CUT RADICALLY   WSB Steps into Debate Over Ceilings and Federal Policies

Food Prices Must Be Rolled Back Wage Board Says   Recontrol of Prices in Public Interest ‘A Need’

Wage Board Sten: Into Price Study  Decontrol Board Says Minds Not Made Up

Radio Airways To Be Filled with Christmas Song, Comment and Drama

MURRAY SCORES ‘B1G BUSINESS’   ClO Leader Says Industries Are Attempting To Force Complete Surrender

Steel Strike Being Felt   Steel Production At Critical Level BR: RORERT SHUBERI

Steel Strike Impact Hits Pits, Railrods   Crews Laid Off, Shops Closing; Action Near im Other Industries

Steel Production Drops To Lowe: Level In 55 Years; Coal Mit ing Feels Strike’s Impact A Some Pits Halt   LONG STRIKE MAY CLOSE MANY PLANT

Steel Output At Low Level Of 53 Years   Murray Charges Big Business Demands Unconditional Sur render Of Public.

STEEL PRODUCTION DROPS IO AFIFTY   Murray Says Big Business Demanding Uneconditional Surrender,   MURRAY TO MEET WITH UNION TODA¥   Steel Mill Drop 93 Per Cent From Last Week Production.

Murray Charges Conspiracy To ‘Break Unions   900,000 Workers Are Reported Idled by Nationwide Walkout

Railroads, River Barge Firms Start Lay-Offs As Steel Output Falls

BUTLER BACKS ANDERSON ON SUGAR POLICY   Nebraska Republican Opposes Any Early Change in Program

Advisors Ask Buyers’ Help For Program   Strong Stand Said id to Consumers Fighting Inflation

Cost of Cotton Clothing Hiked By OPA Action   Five-Point Anti-Inflation Program Laid Down Amid Boost For Textiles

URGE STRICT ENFORCEMENT OF CEILINGS   Program Is Unveiled As OPA Predicts Clothing Hike

Group Urges Opposition to Ending Curbs  Anti-Inflation Plan Proposed

OPA Group Offers Plan To Head Off  Inflation —   Committee Fights ‘Premature’ Price Ceiling Removal; Cotton Clothing Up

POLICE. CONTROL PICKET LINES   Order Being Maintained at Westinghouse Plant Gates

Police Move In Pittsburgh Mob   Called To Maintain ‘Order In Lines At Electric Plart

Police Terminate Strike Disorders  Bring Uneasy Quiet At Electric Plant

'PAPPY'S’ MATRIMONIAL TANGLE ~ SOLVED BY SURPRISE WEDDING   CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF HONOR WINNER IS HONEYMOONING WITH BLONDE  AND NOT BRUN

Proposes Better Labor Measure ©   Landis Would Put More Teeth In Legislation

TECISLATION BIL   Rep. Gerald Landis. Who Proposed Modified Bill To Labor Committce.   FEELS MEASURE IS ‘MEANINGLESS’   Recommends Substitute For President’s FactFinding Board.

Wants Teeth in Labor Bill Rep. Landis Offers New Proposal After  bD...* Ce.

B.H. Jolly, ‘Chairman, An-nounces Transfer of Re_ cords to District Offices.

Greek Ambassador to U.S. Collapses, Dies of Heart Attack in Hotel

Greek Envoy Succumbs at Conference  Diamantopoulos Worked Hard  Aa BD... Tn klas

Greek Ambassador Dies of Heart Ill   Stricken While Conferring With His Premier

STALIN VISIT ~ ELLIOTT’S AIM   SON OF LATE PRESIDENT HOPES HE WILL GET INTEREW WITH -PRESER

SESSION IS ATTENDED BY AMBASSADO   Iranian Issue May Be Taken Off Agenda

Russians End Boycott of U.N. Council   Gromyko Returns to Session Today; Jran Fight May Flare Anev

Plans fo Attend Today's Meet of Security Coun   _ He Walked Out. of Session 2 Weeks Ago

Russia Ends Boycott of UN. Council   Soviet, American Battle Looms Over Iran Issue

Russia End: Boycott of U.N. Meetins   Gromyko Agrees to Attend Session bat Fight Over Resumption of Question Of Iran Threatens

Gromyko Comes To UN Parley With Stettinius   Iranian Envoy Hussein Ala Is Absent As Rules Session Begins

Russian Boycott! On UN Meet Brought to End   Ambassador Gromyko, Soviet Delegate, Say: He Will Attend Session But Clash With U. S. Still Is Strong Possibility

Russian< delegate To U.N. Council ds Boycott Of  Sessions By Being Present

Gromyko Mum On Whether He Will Bring Up  Iranian Issue   Tells Reporters to *Ask President of the Council

Has filed Demand Fo! Dismissal of Iran Case; Ala Not At  Afternoon Session

Russ Envoy Will Attend UN Meeting   Gromyko Ends Boycott Of Security Council By Russia Over Iran’s Boundary Case

BUCKS BOYS WON   Perkasie, Trumbauersville Anc Blooming Glen Contestants

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities All in The Various Communities   'IGLEANED BY SCRIBES

Attlee Against Admitting Reds In Labor Party   Communist Party ‘Essentially Undemocratic,’ He Asserts

Full-Scale Guerrilla Warfare Rages in Principal Cities of Indo-China

Fighting Rages In Indo-China   French Soldiers Batthe  A ee Al sees:

Country Is Heid Lost if War Lasts      Viet-Nam Spokesman Claims Everything to Be Destroyed in Present State of War

Full War Rages In Indo-China   Fighting Intense In City of Hanot

FullSeale Warfareln Indo-China   French Troops. Batile Viet-Namese In Bloody Fiehtinges fn Top Cities

Viet-Namese Are Battling With French   Street Fighting Reported Bloody

Battles Rage Tn Indo-China    Guerrilla War   Hanoi Area Scene Of Fiercest Fights With Viet-Namese

[Expect Walkout Will Force Many Industries To Close; ‘Hope Lewis May Surrender

Don’t Want to Put Lewis in Jail; Might Impose Fines on Him = and Union.

Coal Dispute Heads Inio Crucial Week   Lewis Is Scheduled to Answer Contempt Charge

Court Ruling On Contempt Is Due Today   Government Favors Fine Against Union, No Jail for Lewis

HEARING SET ON CONTEMPT CHARGE TODAY   Counsel Says Primary Aim to Set Lewis traight on Law

Lewis to Get Hearing Today For Contempt   Official Activity at Standstill; Dimout in 21 States Tonight

ee Re SEES pCR. cane eae reamed  Jewel Theft Trial Opens In Reich

{rial Jor Jewel * Theft Hinges on  Discharge Date Wac Captain's Lifort T   Wac Captain's Lffort To ' Quash Action Awaits Paper's Arrival

Tugboat Strikers Vote On Pronosal To End Walkout   New Yorkers Hope For End Of Strike Which Has Forced Many Re etrintiange   Expect Favorable Vote

Police Offer. Life Sentence" For Confession   ’ Electric Chair . Immunity ‘‘Deal” to Be Promised Heirens

Fees From Dry State Liquor Dealers Net U.S. $85,977 in Single Year

570 Live in Kansas 2890 Persons in 3 Dry States Pay $85,977 in Liquor Taxes

DRY. STATES BOOST U.S. LIQUOR TAXES   DEALERS IN KANSAS, OKLAHOMA AND MISSISSIPP1 PAY $85,977 IN YEAR.

NEWSPAPERS TOP U.S. WAGE SCALE ANPA REPORT SAYS   Pay Increcses Granted Despite Decreasing ProducHan. Canvention Told

Nationalists Launch Drive On Chengeteh   Spokesmen Predict Fall Of Communist Stronghold Within Week

Chengteh Fall To Nationals  Seen Imminent   Chiang Sets Nov. 12 For Reorganization; Asks Communist Halt

The Abshire Rites Held This Morning   Services Were Conducted from the Chapel of the Norman Funeral Home.

Rites for Leonard A. Norman Monday   Services Held at the Norman Funeral Home, 2 o’Clock by Rev. Kuntz.

15 Patients Listed in 3 Months sted in 3 Months  Mental Cases Show Increase  In County In Recent Month:

15 Patients Listed in 3 Months  ‘Mental Cases Show Increase   In County In Recent Months

HOOVER SCOURS HUNGER: “AREAS   Special Attention Paid to Soviet Sphere of Influence

HOOVER 10 VISIT ‘NATIONS BEHIND ~ SOVIET CURTAIN   Former President Heads for Prague to Study Faod  Ct ntian

Baek of the Headlines     Soviet Embarks on 5-Year Industry Plan; Aimat U.S.

3 ACQUITTED NAZIS FACING NEW ARREST   Warrants Issued Say Men Are Classed as “Chief Culprits”

Three Acquitted Nazis Protected ‘from German Arrest by Americans

US. To Give Freed Nazis Safe Conduct ;   Schacht, Von Papen And Fritzsche Will Enter British Lines

MEAT DEALER: lO FORGED 10 VIOLATE LAN   Witness Testifies They Must Overcharge or Go Out of Business.

Black Market Saic Running Wide Oper   Investigator Says That Situation Is A Krenenre: Lubbock Included In Probe:

UPA REGULATION VIOLATIONS TOLL   Black Markets On Meat In Country Described Today.

REGULATIONS OF OPA VIOLATED DAILY IS GLAIM   Say Many Of Storekeepers In Nation Violate Rules Plagrantly

Removal of OPA Control Requested   Meat and Dairy Industries Criticize New Gov ernment Controls

BRITISH TROOPS ARE ALERTED INHOLY LAND   rather’. casters ole oF  Palestine Jewry Unites In Fierce Protests On Ban

British Alert  50,000 Troops To Quell Riots   Three Are Killed And Many Injured In Haifa—Trouble Spreads To  Tel-Aviv   ‘(PAY NO TAXES”’ LEADERS SUGGEST   Jerusalem Area In State Of Siege—Disorders May Delay Anglo-American Plan

50,000 TROOPS ON GUARD TO BAN DISORDERS   Jews Protest Against mri: gration Bans, Mass Deportations

HOLY LAND PROTEST! BRITISH RESTRICTIONS   Non-Cooperation Polley  Adopted By Jews

ai Be Some Changes Made OTS anges Wade  Delicate Brain Operation May Restore Woman To Normalcy

Delicate Brain Operation May Change Morally Degenerate, Cigar-Puffing Woman To Normal

Two Boys Marooned Five Days On Island Rescued   Morally Degenerate Woman May Be Made Normal By Brain Operation

LIFE OF CRIME, DRUGS AND IMMORALITY MAT BE Libeseicat FEN Brain Operation May Change Degenerate Womar Into Useful Member Of Society, Doctors Claim

_ Rare Medical Feat  Hope to End Woman's Life of Crime Through Delicate Brain Operation

 n Operation May Change lena Woman “Into Useful Member Of Society, Doctors Claim

OPA Works Overtime Tc Authorize  Price Hikes   Coffee, Automobiles and Textile Costs  Among Many Others That Will Be Upped

OPA HEADS ARE WORKING OVERTIME —   Drafting F g Flurry Of New Price  Increases.

Sets Up 143 Price Orders In Single Day   Shoes, Coal, Heels Will Be Boosted For Buyers Immediately

OPA HURRIEDLY RAISES PRICES, SCRAPS CONTROLS ON SCORES OF OTHER ITEMS

Green Says Act Is Inadequate: Pledges Strikes.   OPA Announces Flood  Of Price Increases

143 Price Orders Are Issued On First Day   New Formulas Ultimately Will Cost Consumer A Billion Dollars; Only 40 Per Cent Of Food  Items Remain Under Price Control,

COFFEE, AUTOS AMONG ITEMS T0 COST MORE   Officials Promise Many New Price Boosts Will Be Announced Soon   143 ORDERS ISSUED      Farm Machinery, Appliances, Clothing, Grain Products Ceilings To Rise

Truck Traffic into New York Picks Up Today   Union Men Ordered Not To Halt Drivers

NORGE CHIEF, SPEAKING AT HERRIN, BLAMES OPA IN PRODUCTION DELAYS

Senator Hints Strike Curb Veto   Prediction is Made Before Vote Called on Anti-Strike Controls.

GOVERNOR TOBIN WINS IN BAY STATE   OPPONENT IN DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY CONCEDES EXECUTIVE’S NOMINATION.

Democrats  Face Split Over O.P. A.   Controls Arouse Republicans To Oratory

GOP BLAMES ALL TROUBLES ON PRICE CONTROLS   Split Within Administration Ranks On Present Policy Makes Appearance   ARMY ORDERS SET ASIDE   25 Per Cent Of All Supply Of U. S. Packers To Go To Soldiers

Administration Split As Issue Made Dolitiral   Famine Said Result Of OPA Incompetency

OPA to Become Campaign Issue  Shortage of Meat   Shortage of Meat To Provide Thunder For Republicans

PIGS. ARE. PURCHASED FOR FUTURE FARMERS   Six Schools in the County Have Reccived the Sows   SALE IN QUAKERTOWN

PURCHASE PIGS FOR FUTURE FARMERS   Sows Have Been Distributed To Six Schools in Bucks County

British Loan Debate Open:   House Opens Week Of De bate On Proposal—Tough Fight Seen

BRITISH LOAN: DEBATE OPENS IN THE HOUSE   CLOSE VOTE ON MEASURE EXTENDING CREDITS ‘18 EXPECTED AT FINAL SHOWDOWN

FATHER AND SON NARROWLY ESCAPE IN BOAT EXPLOSION   David Wilson Gets Hai: Singed; Son Is Blown Into Creek

CABIN GRUISER BLAST S FOLLOWED BY FIRE   2 Croydon Manor Residents Figure, in Narrow Escape   1 THROWN INTO RIVER

U. §. SUPPORTS SHIFT OF AREAS TO HUNGARIANS   Conferees At Paris Finish Work On Three Treaties For ‘Big Four’ Study

U.S. To Back Czech Transfer To Hungary  Smith Calls For Bilateral Pact = DAamsne Ch ike

Peace Parley Tackles Pact For Hungary   U. S. Demands Bilatera Agreement on Popula. tion Transfers

U.S. Set ‘To Back Section  Transfer   Czech Area To Gc To Hungary If Plan Works

General Smith fells Peace Conference  Of U.S. Attitude   Willingness to Transfer Some Magyar-Populated Areas Is Expressed

US. Favors Shifting. 'Magyars to Hungary   Back Plan To Mova Over 200,000 Persons Out Of Crechoslovakia

Reparations To Russians Considered   Reduction In Amount Opposed By Ukrainian

TREATY WITH HUNGARY UP IN PEACE PARLEY   Discuss Border Changes And Population Shift

U. §. May Back Giving of Land To Hungary   Magyar Transfer Must Be Effected, Smith Declares

Tackle Hungary Treaty   U.S. Backs Czech Pro: posal For Transfer of  Magyars to Hungary  By Bilateral Action —

HUNGARY MAY rT TITLE TO HAGYAR LANDS   ,$. Backs Transfer Of Areas From Czech Con- © trol In Bilateral Plan

Hungary Pact To Be Tackled At Peace Meet   Thice Treaties Finished, Two To Go Before Paris  Conference Is Ended Nex: Tuesdav

U.S. to Baek Changes in Middle Europe   Czechoslovak Move To Transfer 200,000 Magyars to Hungary Tentatively Approved

Peace Parley With Fhree Treaties Finished; Takes On Hungarian Deliberation

—PEACE— : U.S. Backs Transfer — Of Magyars  Will Support   Will Support Czech Proposal

Smith Offers ‘Our Support  ln Compromise   Debate Opens On Hungarian Pesee Traenty

Churchill Set To Give Talk   ‘Missouri Address May Prove Vital in World Affairs; Ohio . Awaits Truman.

Halifax Man’ To Become Floor Leader   Given Support Of Delegate Moore

Farmé.. Going — Ahead With Plan: For Large Crop.   ‘Total “Acreage May Be Above Last Year, “Department Estimates

Disaster Lurks at Every Turn on Farm, Government Warns in New Publication

Safety Bulletin Warns of Farm Hazards Such as That Vicious Bull, Tractor Gears, Or Even An Old Goat

21 States Affected by Order   Railroads Ordered to Uut  Passenger Service  Zo Percent

U. §. to Move With Caution o1 Palestine Issue   May Put Whole Problem Before United Nations

Hope Of Solution  Dim For Palestine   President Truman To Move Deliberately In Any Effort By The United States

Early Holy Land Assailed by U. 5.   Three Persons Employed By America Are Seized

«Returns To U.S. Soon-     Associate Justice Its Expected To Press For High Vribunal Inquiry

Jackson Soon Back In U.S. For Court Quiz   War Crimes Prosecutor Says Job at Nuernberg Soon Will Be Finished

MOVES AFOOT FOR CONGRESS COURT INQUIRY   Indicates He'll Press For Investigation  Of ‘Feud’

JACKSON QUITS CRIME TRIALS TO PUSH PROBE   ‘To Leave Nuernberg Next Month, Hits Whispering Plot

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   From Radio Moscow   Jackson to Resian

Justice Jackson Presses Probe Of High Court   Leaving Post As Chief of  German Trials

— JACKSON — Will Push For Court Inquiry   Refuses to Hold Out Peace Branch To Justice Black

JAUKSUN 10 RESIUN AS PROSECUTOR   Will Press For  Congressional Investigation

SUPREME. COURT. JUSTICE TO. PRESS. FOR -CONGRES- -SIGNAL “INVESTIGATION OF BLACK

Jackson to Quit as War  Prosecutor   Associate Justice To Press Blast Against Black

US To Make No More Trieste Concessions  Connally Urges Parley Adoption O:  Recammendatiane

NO CONCESSIONS SAYS CONNALLY   Senator Tells Peace Conference U. S. Will Make No Further Modification

Connally Says U.S. Firm On Trieste Plan    Senator Urges Peace Con. -ference To Adopt Com. mission Reeonmmendatlions

Begin Session to Complete Treaty Drafts at Paris   Connally Urges Adoption Of Com mission Action; Answers Slav Criticism

CONCESSIONS IN TRIESTE ISSUE ENDED FOR U. §.   White Russia Delegate Says United States Insulted -Yugoslavia

Connally Says No Concessions On Trieste Issue   U. S. Senator Affirms Decision to Stand By KMree Zone Plans

U. 5. Refuses Any Change ir Trieste Plan   Sen. Connally Tells Conferees Trieste Must Remain Free

U.S. Has Made Its Last Concession On Trieste Issue   Senator Connally Says U.S. Had Made It’s Final Move

Connally Is First Speaker   Outlines Principles for Free Zone, Insists on Democratic Basis

U.S. Will Make No More Concessions On Trieste Issue   Connally Asks Adoption Of Conference Report

U.S. Taking Firm Stand On Trieste   Connally Urges Delegate: To Peace Conference tc Adopt Recommendation: Made by Commission

Solon Seeks Adoption Of Proposal   Connally Says Treaty Is Keystone of Entire Peace Accord

Asks Approval Of Recommendations   Senator Tom Connally Tells Peace Conference Delegates United States Will Make No Further Concessions

Connally Tells Parley U.S. Can > Make No Further Concession On Trieste, Urges Treaty Adoption.   Smuts Cites Dangers in East-West Cleavage, Urges Unity, TolerOnce.

Through With Concessions, Says Connally   Plenary Séssion Of Peace Parley Gets Under Way

Parley Told U.S. To Remain Firm On Trieste Issue.   No More Concessions Senator Tom Connally Tells Delegates.

U.S. Firm on. Trieste Issue, Says Connelly  Paris Peace Conference Begins Plenary Session:

No Further U. S. Concessions On ‘Trieste. Sen. Connally Tells Parley

No Further Concessions on That Issue by U. 8,  PRINCIPLES SET UF              Opportunity) for rowth of Free International City 

Urges Adoption Of Commission Proposals   Free City Essential With Life Of Own, Senator Asserts

Connally Asserts U.S. to Make No  More Concessions on Trieste Issue

TRIESTE MUST BE FREE “GATEWAY,” SENATOR WARNS   Paris Peace Conference Enters Final Sprint in Treaty Drafting

PEACE CONFERENCE  WARNED U. $. WILL  BACK TRIESTE PLAN SENATOR CONNALLY  TELLS DELEGATES NO FURTHER CONCESSIONS

No Further U. S. Concessions on Trieste-Connally  Peacemokers Must Work Day and Night To Finish on Time

Connally Balks New Concession On Trieste Row  Peace Conference In ‘Home Stretch’ OFf Paris Sessions

No Further ‘Concessions  By Uncle Sam   Connally Announces American Attitude As Debate Opens On

Peace Conference Meets In Plenary Session To Consider Italian Treaty

U. S. To Stand Pat On Trieste Issue, Says Connally  Senator First To Speak At Paris Plenary Session   Senator First To Speak At Paris Plenary Session

Stand Pat On Trieste  Issues   No More U. S. Conces: sions, Says Connally; Urges Parley Adopt Compromise Plan

Connally Says U.S To Make No Furthe Irieste Concessions  Urges Delegates to Adopt Commission 

U.S, STANDS PAT IN TRIESTE ISSUE   Connally Warns No Further Concessions Will Come

Trieste Is Topic Of Plenary Body   No Further Concessions on * That Issue by U. S., Says Connally  PRINCIPLES SET UP        ae Opportunity for - Growth of Free Interod national City

U. S. To Make No More Concessions, Says Sen. Connally   Urges Adoption of Recommendations on Trieste Issue; Senator Is First Speaker On Italian Treaty at Peace Conference

U.S. Restricts Concessions Over Trieste   Sen Connally Tells Delegates of End To Yank Patience

Senate Group Okays Merger Plan by 10-1   Size of Favorahle Vote On Aenv Plan

Cuba Demands Equality Vote   De Ayala Asks That Each of 51 Nations Be Given Equal Voice

Cubans Ask Kqual Voice for Nations   Peace - Making Structure Set Up By Big Four Held Undemocratic

BOARD VOTES FOR DEANS IN HIGH SCHOSL   Favorable Action Taken on Request of Student Council

Ladies’ Group To Serve Meals For ‘Music Contestants   Two Meals, Lunches i Daily April 5-6

Ladies’ Group To Serve Meals For  Music Contestants "Teer: Adank. Tavecnhkac   Two Meals, Lunches Daily April 5-6

VIOLENCE FLARES AGAIN AT TRIESTE   ONE THOUSAND BRITISH OCCGPATION TROOPS IN COUNTER DEMONSTRATION.

Angry Britons Battle Italians In Trieste   British MPs Drive Troops Back After Hour-Long Fracas

British Soldiers Turn on Italian Rioters   Angry Troops Smash Show Windows and Heads in Fracets

BRITISH TURN ON TTALIANS   Irate Troops Engage In Violent Disorders In  City of Trieste

British Army Forces Riot In Trieste   Occupation Soldiers Retaliate Against Italian Rioters

British Turn on Trieste Citizens in Counter Rioting   Protest Sndignities te Comrades in Fracas  Last Saturday

Construction Starts On Bridge Approach   Full Scale Operations at Sandy Hook to Begin Soon

WORK STARTED ON APPROACH TO POTOMAC BRIDGE   Greve Company Began Operations Monday On Cancrete Stretch   LACK OF ROAD BALKS START IN VIRGINIA

German Rocket Expectec To Go 100 Miles Into Air at Proving Grounds

(Morgan Is Discharged:  By UNRRA for Incident   Relief, Head in Germany Refused. To Resign for Originating Jewish “Exodus Renart—Asenry Reoreta Action

Morgan Must Quit Because of Charge vs. Europes. Jews   Action Taken Shortly After Morgan Defied ‘*Hint’”’ To Leave

Hht MORGAN rHUM JOB IN JEW DISPUTE   Britisher Discharged When He Defies “Suggestions” That He Quit.

Gen. Morgan is Discharged by UNRRA   Dismissed for Making Charges Aaainst Jews

Morgan Is Fired From UNRRA Job After Statement  Charges Of Or rganized  fog tat AAtaambtaan Dla

Gen. Morgan Is Discharged for Jewish Charges   UNRRA Ousts Chief After His Refusal To Resian Position

UNRRA Chiet In Germany Is Removed   Morgan's Statement on Jews Responsible For Action

Morgan Ousted By. UNRRA For  Jewish Statement   Chief of ‘Operations  Discharged Following Refusal To Resign ~

Gen. Morgan Slashed From UNRRA Office   Britisher Is Ousted For Saying Jewry Plans Mass Migration

MORGAN FIRED BY UNRRA FOR CHARGING PLOT   Swift Action Follows Statement On Trek Of Jewry

GEN. MORGAN DISCHARGED BY UNRRA   is Ousted After Refusing to Quit As Requested   Incitent Closed

Jewish Views Branded Own   Removal Comes After Resienation Demand

UNRRA  Oasts Chief In: Germany   General Morgan Ousted For State. . ment on Exodus -.of Jews

F. KE. Morgan Is Discharged From UNRRA Post  Had Declined To Resign On Reauest

Relief Chief Ousted After Refusing to Quit   Resignation Asked After Statement That Jews Plotting Mass Migration to Palestine

Relief Head In Germany Is Discharged   General Morgan Relieved After Saying Jewry Plotting Mass Migration

LEGAL BATTLE. VER SHIP {N PROSPECT   Both Brit. and Amer. Crews Claim  Damaged Ship

SALVAGE RIGHTS BATTLE LOOMINC OVER FREIGHTER   Legal Squabble by Americans, British Is Predicted

Morse Tells Labor It Has Nothing To Fear In GOP   AFL Spokesman Says Republicans Had Better Be Right Or The Voting May Boomerang In 1948; Ball Hints Drastie Changes In Wagner Act

No Cause for Fear, GOP Tells Labor; AFL Warns Vote in *48 Can Boomerang:

Russian Radio Charges War Effort Abroad   Tehran Premier Admits Recent Moscow Mission Brought No Agreement

“A SACRED DUTY”   German Officers Thought It Necessary to Wipe Out rridor

War To Wipe Out the Polish Corridor Considered "Sacred Duty” By High Nazi Leeers

—VON BLOMBERG— Elimination Of Corridor German Aim War To Gain Goal Held“‘Sacred Duty’

Staff Held Pole War Was Duty   Open Testimony to Convict. Generals of  World War VW Guilt

Wiping Out Of Polish Corridor ‘Sacred Duty’ Of Germans   Three Territorial Questions

War To Wipe Out Polish Corridor — Seen Sacred Duty   Blomberg. Says Reason For Rearmament Began 10 Years Before. Hitler Took Over

THOUGHT WAR “CAGRED OUTY   Staff Officers Considered It Necessary to Wipe Out Polish Area.   /FIELD MARSHAL TALKS

OfficersViewed Polish Corridor As Holy Cause, Blomberg Sa ys   Considered War to Wipe It Out Their ‘Sacred Duty’

Stoff Planned for War 10 Years Before Rise Of Hitler to Power,  Field Marshal Asserts

CONSIDERED WAR TO WIPE OUT THE POLISH CORRIDOR   Field Marshal Werner Von Blomberg Informed Mili tary Tribunal.   IT WAS A “SACRED DUTY”   Blomberg Was Deposed In 1938 Because Hitler Disapproved Marriage.

Nazi Generals Saw Polish War as Duty   Field Marshall Asserts Corridor was Real  Cause of Rearmament

Pre-War Schemes of Germany’s General  Staff Are Revealec   Military Court is Told Elimination of Polish  Corridor Was ‘Duty’

Wiping Out of Polish Corridor ‘A Sacred Duty’   German Staff of One Opinion on Need To Destroy Desecration

EX-WAR MINISTER CITES POLAND AS REICH OBJECTIVE   PLANNING STARTED BEFORE HITLER’S RISE TO POWER

Polish Corridor Obliteration Was Nazis’ Main Aim   Marshal von Blomberg Testifies All of Staff Considered It  ‘Sacred Duty’ “= 

Blomberg Gives Generals’ Views   War to Wipe Out Polish Considered to Me “Sacred Duty”

Blomberg Relates 3 Sacred German Postwar ‘Duties’  Polish Corridor, _ Memel and Ruhr, ‘Had ta Be Retaken’

German General Testifies Leaders Felt War for Land a Sacred Duty

AN AFFIDAVIT BY BLOMBERG READ AT TRIAL   Former War Minister Tells Gere man Staffs Pre-War Aims In Statement

Germans Long Held Polish  Area as Goal  Von Blomberg. Says Rearmament Started

CAFE BLASTED IN MINNEAPOLIS   Dynamite Wrecks Front Of Restaurant Mixed In Union Dispute

SUBSIDIES NOT INCLUDED   Fields Continues His: Defiance Of Congress Quiz

FIELDS DEFIES SOLON PROBERS   Contempt Charges May Be Filed Against Broker Of Surplus Property

Retuses To Show Record  Of Dealings   Alleged Profiteer Threatens To Have Congressmen Cited

NEWSMEN GIVEN STAY OF ORDERS   STARS AND STRIPES MEN FEEL ARMY HEAT

Stars and Stripes Staff at Tokyo Says Editor ‘Exiled’ to Muzzle Paper

General ‘Ike’ May Improve Army Chow But He Is Due for a Battle With ‘Otie’

News Behind The News  Dibmreuenan cxhecor Ma ped th xrcesce NE na a

Pilot, Co-Pilot Die; 19 Injured Witnesses Believe Both Motors Stall; Land in Famous Friendship Garden:

American Airlines Crash in Indiana Kills 2 Injures 19  Pilot and Co-Pilot’ Of Chicago-bound Plane Are Killed

Green, Brooks Blame Trumar For ‘Turmoil’  ‘Searcity’ Also   ‘Scarcity’ Also Laid at Door Of Administration

MPARTHUR TELLS FILIPINGS TROOPS BOLSTER DEFENSE   General Urges Restraint and  Goodwill ta End Post wae Erietian

Hunted Fugitive lees to Wyominc  orge Sitts Kidna lap uth Dakota Ma

Sitts Kidnaps Deadwood Filling Station Operator And Escapes Into Wyoming

Senate Opens Way To Vote on Loan   Rejects Cloture, Agrees To Quit Talking

BRITISH IS UNDER DISCUSSION   ‘Actual Work Is Under Way as Senate Debates Amendments

Superiors Vetoed War Warning, — Navy Man Asserts   Captain Testifies He Drafted Note Sayine War Tniminent

War Warning Was Not Sent   Drafted By McCollum To Alert U. S. Fleet

Says Warning Was Held Up .   _ Navy Captain Tells Of, Drafting Proposed, Warning to Commander

DRAFTED WARNING :: BUT NOT PERMITTED TO FORWARD IT   Navy Capt. A. H. McCollum Said It Was Ready 3 Days . Before Pear! Harbor.   'TO FLEET COMMANDER   Draft Based on His Analysis of the Situation at That Time.

‘BRASS’ SCRAPPED PRE-WAR ALERT   NAVY CAPTAIN SAYS SUPERIORS DECIDED AGAINST MESSAGES

Says Warning Was Held Up   Navy Captain Tells Warning to Commander

Drafted Plan To Warn About Jap Hostilities   Captain’s Superiors BPiitdte‘as Llew t& *

Navy Officer’s War Warning ‘Never Sent’   Intelligence Official Says Superiors Stopped Proposed Message

Na vy Captain Tells Probers He WarnedOfPearl Harbor Attack ButNoActionTaken

Price Control Revisions May Cost Billions   Dissident Senators Say Inflation Spiral Would Follow

Solons Oppose Revisions of Price Control   Say Present Bill To Cost Consumers Nearly Eight Billion

U.S. Warned Not To Relax OPA Power   Senators Say Amended Bill Would Cost Consumers Fight Billions

OPA Revisions May Be Costly To Consumers  50 Per Cent Gener:   50 Per Cent General Price Rise Within Year Is Envisaged

Finish Fight Over OPA to Get Started   Rainey Protests Limited Sale of Time Over Radio

A SENATORS LASH OUT AT PROPOSED ~ CHANGES IN OPA    Declare Revisions Recommended by Committee Would Cost Consumers $8,  — 000,000,000 First Year.   CHAMBER TO TAKE UP MEASURE MONDAY   Barkley, Who Opposes Some of Amendments, Hopes to Bring Legislation to Vote  by Thursday.

Price Control Row Reaches Voting Stage  During Week   Dissenting Senators Say Proposed Law Costly To Consumer

OPA Change ‘Offers Perils   See Cost of 8 Billion To Ruvers in Year

30% Price Rise Predicted if OPA Law Reviser   Cost to Consumers Set at 8 Billion By Opposing Solons

inflation Fears Rouse Senators  Dissenters Buck Price Law Changes

Opponents. Blast Bill Up Fer Vote   Proposal Will Cost .Consumers $8 Billion In Year, Savs Ouartet

Cut-Down OPA Bill fo Cost 8 Billions, Claim   Dissenting Senators See Prices Soaring, Leading to Buyers’ Strike or Panie

Revised Price Control Bill May Cost 8 Billion  Dollars, Senators Claim

50 P. C. Price Boost Seen in New OPA Bill   Senate Minority Unit Lashes. Plar ‘To Lift Controls

Workers Returns to Their Jobs   Word of Settlement Cam Too Late to Stop Walk out at Some Parts

Strike Still on Until Voted Off, Union Chiefs Say   Bridges and Curran Say Settlement An Unprecedented Maritime Victory

KURILES AGREEMENT IN F. D. R.’S FILES   Truman Refuses to Say Whether Any Other Secret Pacts Are in Existence.

YOUNG COUPLE UNITED JUNE 29   MISS KATHLEEN MATLACK BECOMES BRIDE OF HARTWIG RAUSCH OF MARYSVILLE

PEACE PARLEY DATE IS SET FOR JULY 29   ‘Question of Italian “Reparations Is Brought ‘Before Conference

SET EUROPEAN PEACE PARLEY FOR JULY 29   Foreign Ministers Are Still Far Apart On  Italian Payments

HOUSING PLANS FACE WRECKER   Rejection of Ceiling Prices on Existing Homes Seen

New Housing Plan Faces Stuff F ight   Basic Phases Of Program Find  Opposition

Housing Program Of Truman Meets Much Opposition   Congressmen Assail Several] Features Of Proposed Emergency Housing Plan   ASSERT MATERIALS NEED, NOT NEW LAW

OPPOSITION TO HOUSING PLAN I$ MOUNTING   Republicans to Oppose Subsidies and Ceilings

CME HOLA Y HOUSING PROGRAM AGES ROUUH OLEUDING Wirt HOUSE OPPOSTTEN MOUNTING

MILDRED HILL WEDS RAY GRAY ON 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF GRANDPARENTS,  W. F. SCHAFFNITS

Waters of Bikini To Be ‘Weapon’   Underwater Blast Expected To Turn Them Into Mighty Battering Ram

Atom Bomb Power Expected to Crush Ship Sides  Old Battleships Are To Be Crumpled By Underwater Blast

Atomic Bomb May Crumple Ships’ Hulls   Lagoon To Become Battering Ram Of Great Power

Trieste Is Obstacle To Accord   Paris Conference Saved As Spirit Of Compromise Comes To Fore

TRIESTE BLOCKS ITALIAN PACT   Big 4 Ministers In Minor Agreements After Battle Over Peace Meet

Seizure Of Steel Industry Not Contemplated At This Time By Federal Authorities, Data Ts Collected   60,000 AFL MEAT CUTTERS AT WORK

TRUMAN AIDES STILL THINK STRIKE TO END   Believe Federal Pressure Will Bring Workers Back To Supply Meat

CONGRESS !\ SESSION AFTE? O-WEFK RELTSS   Ey ARTHUR F. HERVANN international Niavs Service Staff Corresnondent

Earl Gift Buyers Throng Stores in Christmas Preview  Formal Opening Is Next Saturday But Miaby  ane Early

Early Gift Buyers Throng Stores in  Christmas Preview  Formal Opening Is Nex - Saturday But Many

High Court To Rule on Rail Rate:   Boosts in East, Slashes In South and West of ‘Sippi Challenged.

SUPREME COURT WILL REVIEW “EQUALIZING FREIGHT RATE ORDER  1.C.C. RULING MADE IN ANSWER TO SOUTHERN PROTESTS IS DISPUTED

Challenged By 15 States And 33 Railroads   Ay ould Hike Freight Rates In North, East; Cut In South, West

New Freight Rates to Get Court Test   Supreme Court Agrees to Rule On Volidity

COURT AGREES TO DECIDE ON FREIGHT ACTS   Validity of ICC Changes : Challenged by Railroads, Several States

Agrees to Rule on Freight Rate:  Supreme Court to Pass on ICC Order

COURT TO RULE ON VALIDITY OF FREIGHT RATES   Will Look Into ICC Orders Attempt To Bar Bilbo Denied By Tribunal

SUPREME COURT WILL REVIEW “EQUALIZING” FREIGHT RATE ORDER _ LC.C. RULING MADE IN  ANSWER TO SOUTHERN  DPDATEC TS IC NICDITITECH

Validity Of ICC Freight Rates Tested   10 Pet. Cut, Hike Challenged By States, Railroads

Supreme Court Reviews Rail Rate Change   Tribunal Agrees To Con: sider Validity Of Hike Iv  Eastern Rates.

Supreme Court To Rule on Rail Freight Rates   Changes Challenged By 33: Railroads And Nine Northern States

RAIL FREIGHT ACTION TO GET COURT STUDY   Supreme Court to Review ICC Order On Rate Schedules

COURT STUDIES NEW RAIL RATES   9 Northern States Protest Freight Change

Court to Rule On ICC Orders   To Pass on Validity On Orders on Railroad Freight Rates

Court To Rule On Freight Rates   Supreme Court Will Rule On Validity of Recent ICC Orders

UNO Action Due lf Ultimatum Is Rejected, Claim   Border With France Sealed, Cutting off Nation From Europe

GRANT FRANGO MONTH TO QUIT   London Paper Says Security Council to Act at N.Y. Meeting Soon

CLAIM FRANC GIVEN NOTICE TO STEP ASIDE   UNCONFIRMED REPORT SAYS SPANISH DICTATOR WARNED UNO WILL TAKE ACTION  ‘ SsOON

LAUNDRY BLAST FATAL TO FIVE   BUILDING IN. SOUTH. CAROLINA . CITY 18 DESTROYED BY TERRIFIC EXPLOSION

LAUNDRY BLAST KILLS FIVE AND INJURES MANY   Over 200 Treated After Explosion in Greenville, S. C,

LAUNDRY BLAST LEAVES 5 DEAD   Propane Gas Leak Is Blamed For Explosion

Manufacturers Seek Changes in U.S. Labor Laws   “Crackpots” Hit In Address by Head of Legion

Head Of American Legion Asserts ‘Do-Gooders’ Are Working For Communists

WAM. CONGRESS ASKS CHANGES IN “UL S. LABOR LAWS   legion Commander Charges Idealists “Tools” of Communiet Party

Merrill Man ~ Wed Saturday   Paul F. Kasten, Mildred B. Dingemar

DINGMAN-KASTEN NUPTIALS JAN. 19   Merrill Youth Weds Los Angeles Girl; To Make Home At Merrill

SECRET PAPERS IN RAGEN CASE   broads MILLIONAIRE VICTIM OF GANGSTER GUNS LEFT AFFIDAVITS ACCUSING CAPONE SYNDICATE

AUSTRIA COMES UP FOR STUDY OFBIC'FOUR   Ministers Pass Over Problesm  In Germany

BIG FOUR TAKE UP PROBLEM OF AUSTRIA   New Delays Face Gouncil 0 Forelgn Ainisters

Omaha Packers Resume Work   Limited Operations Begin As 7.000 Strikers Report On Toh. .

Omaha Strikers Return to Jobs  Limited Operations Resumed Monday

CHINAS CHIEF MAKES FINAL PEACE EFFORT   Communists Agree to Cease Fighting, List 10 Major

CHIANG FORCES TOLD TO DEFEND POSITIONS ONLY   Generalissimo Makes ‘Final Effort’ To Achieve Peace In War-Torn China

CHIANG GIVES ORDER 10 CEASE FIRE   Says It Is Final Effort to Gain Peace in China

Chiang Gives “Cease Fire”  Order Today In China War   Halts Nationalist  Advances in Final Effort to Achieve Peace in Civil War

Chiang Orders  ‘Cease Firing’   Makes Final Effort To Achieve Peace With  Communists

Cease Fire Order - Tssued By Chiang   Directive Final Effort to Achieve China Peace

New Efforts Started for China Peace   Chiang Kai-Shek Issue: ‘‘Cease Fire’’ Order to  Nationalist Troops

Chiang Makes Final Peace Bid   Orders His Troops to ‘Cease Fire’

BACK-T0-WORK MOVEMENT 15S DISCOUNTED   Duquesne Co. Spokesman ‘Says But Few Of Of. nice Staff Have Returned   ISSUES ARE DISCUSSED

ICKES AGAIN CALLED IN PAULEY HEARING   Former Secrelary of Interior Subpoensed to Testify Before Senate Group Today.

Stalin Replies   Answers Questions Put To Him—Wants Curb On War Instigators

PREMIER HIT AT CHURCHILL IN HIS REPLY   SOVIET LEADER DECLARES _ IN ANSWER TO List or

Charge Boy, 14, With Murder   No Date Set for Hearing—To Be Tried in  General Sessions Court

Share homes with vets is Truman plea  Builders favor president’s plan

Truman Asks Nation Share Homes With War Veterans; Battle Rages in Congress

in Congiess Admiuistration Postpones Showdown ..on “Howe Building Program Until Today.

Congress Haggles Over  Building Program; Plea  Made To Share Housing

Truman Asks Nation To Share Homes   Showdown On U. S. Housing Legislation Postponed By Demo:

Housing Plan of Administration Is  Backed by Builders   Nationwide Effort in Support of President Meets with Approval

Shari ing Housing With Vets  Urged By Pr esident Truman   , Administration’s National Housing Program Facing  Showdown on Capitol Hill—National : Group Backs Provisions

 7e@ Sharing Housing With Vets g 7 . 1  Urged By President Truman    Administration’s National Housing Program Facing Showdown on Capitol Hill—National Group Backs Provisions

TRUMAN CALLS ON NATION TO SHARE HOMES WITH VETS   Plan Calls for Co-Operation Among Religious and Civic Groups in Every Community.   HOUSE-BUILDING PROGRAM THREATENED   Administration Fights in Congress With Back to Wall in Effort to Save Its Proposal.

House Delays Decisive Vote - On Home Bill   Overnight Adjournment’ Won to Stop Defeat  OE Teuman’s« Plan

Veterans’ Housing  Drive Launched   man Issues Appeal; ae me Bill Vote Delayed

Share Homes With Veterans Asks Truman   President Pleads for Action: House Delays Showdown on Home Building Program

Moslems  Take Oaths   Five Into India’s Interim Government; Pledge Cooperation

G.0.P.s Try  to Prove Illegal Acts   Committee to Quiz Air Line President on Senator's Charges

Sen. Tobey Rebutfed in Pauley Probe   United Air Lines Contacts Enter Senate Hearings

'SEN. TOBEY DENIED PERMISSION TO TESTIFY IN PAULEY’S NOMINATION APPOINTMENT HEARING

Probers Bar Sen. Tobey  From Stand   Senator Attempts To Tes. tify On Pauley Fund Solicitation

Pilot's Log Entry Puzzles Officials In Crash Mystery   Undated Reference To Plane Engine Fire Doesn't Aid Inquiry

Officials Probe Crash Of Plane   Pilot’s Log Found ‘Which Refers To Fire-In Engine

Army  Officials ° ‘Study Ne ation -, From. Lost. B-13   Reference ‘Fo Engine’ Fire _ Appears In: Pilot’s ‘Logs. ~? Survive Palmer: Crasir

Log on Trouble May Furnish Clue To Plane Crash  Seven ‘Parachute fo Satety   Seven Parachute to Safety From Navy Craft Near Site Of Accident Fatal to 25

Declaration on Spain  Is Drafted   U. S., Britain and France Said Agreed on Views

OUST FRANCO POLICY DRAWN BY BIG THREE   Frontier Continues Calm as Troops Guard Border

NG HELD UP ON CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET   Resumed, However, After Dissolution of Member’s Injunction

CHICAGO'S GRAIN TRADE RESUMES   Board Fails to Open First Time in Decade Due to Injunction

Five Point Program on Government Financing Proposed - Pa ini “ann, c ae en o im wei   Comptroller General Lindsay C. Warren Expresses Concern Over the ‘Fantastic Fiscal Effect’ of the War

Five Point Program on Government Financing Proposed   Comptroller General Lindsay C. Warren Expresses Concern Over the ‘Fantastic Fisecl Effect’ of the War

Comptroller Tells Way to Economy   War's ‘Fantastic Fiscal Effect’ Worries Warren

WARREN OFFERS FINANCIAL PLAN   Comptroller Has Five Point Program For Getting Government Out Of ‘“Financial Morass.”

New Pressure Pui Behind Decontrol  Rent Controls to Stay Indefinitely

JAP BUSINESS CLEANUP SLATED   INVENTORY ORDERED OF MEN’S BACKGROUND

\Federal Officials See Truman Formula Increasing Wage Costs 10 Billion Dollar:

Wage Plan To Hike Pay Ten Billions   Leaders Predict Increases If All Workers Raised Under Formula

BIS INCREASE IN INDUSTRY'S WAGE EXPENSES   New Formula Expected To Raise Wage Costs By Ten Billien Dollars

WAGE INCREASE 1S TEN BILLION   TWENTY-FIVE MILLION WORKERS ARE AFFECTED

10 BILLION HIKE IN WAGES SEEN   Labor’s Income Jumps Ur Under Truman’s New Wage-Price Plan

Now Covers 17 Counties Of the State   Labor Advisory Committee Sends Petition to OPA  Administrator

LEGION WILL HOLD PARIS PILGRIMAGE   American Group Accepts Invitation for 1947

STAGE IS SET FOR ‘CAMPAIGN KICKOFF   Residence Workers to Get Final Instructions at Meeting Tonight   FOR USO-CHEST FUND

STAGE IS SET FOR CAMPAIGN KICKOFF   Reaiionce Workers to Get ac a   FOR USO-CHEST FUND

STRIP MINING BILL DOUBTFUL   Study Commission’s Report Delayed until August

CITRUS CROP — NOT INJURED   LITTLE DAMAGE DONE TO FLORIDA, ORCHARDS BY THE TROPICAL HURRI _. CA S

LIVE.PORK AT HIGHER PRICE OW MARKETS      Better Grades of Beef Animals Also Move Up

Live Pork Prices Increase in All Markets of U. S.   Better Grade Beef Cattle Also Bring Higher Sums

Hotel Fire Toll Has Reached 5!   Coroner's Inauest Into Chi cago Holocaust Is Sched. uled For Today   STORIES CONFLICT ON START OF FIRE

CORONER BEGINS PROBE OF FIRE   Florida Woman Is 59th Vic«tim of Chicago Blaze

COMMONS PLANS DEBATE ON POLICY   Labor Accepts Challenge Of Left-Wing Rebels

Bevin's Policy Held Threat Tc World's Peace  Laborite Revolt Set Off By Feor Of Wor  be yes __ p.-.

Bevin Government Agrees te. Debate Foreign Policies   Finally Accepts Rebels’ Challenge; Program May Lead to New War   LABOR PARTY SPLIT THREATENS CABINET

Left-Wing Challenge Accepted   Some See Threat Of U. S.. Russia Going To War

BEVIN POLICY 10 BE DEBATED   LABOR LIBERALS QUESTION HIS FOREIGN POLICY

ATTLEF REGIME ACCEPTS DEBATI   British Foreign Policy as Headed by Bevin Will Be Argued Monday

Labor Government Of Britain Accepts Challenge Of Rebels To Debate On Foreign Policy

Britain's Foreign Policy: To Be Aired. In Full Dress Debate   - Discussion Will Begin Next: Monday

INCOME-TAX DATA GIVEN BY INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICE   Information to Veterans Given Regard to Service Pay, Civit- fan Income Ete.

U.S., Britain Sign Global Air Pact   Agreement Opens New  Era in Transportation

BRITAIN SIGNS — U.S. AIR PACT   Lend - Lease Airports Opens to Lines

Sudden Death Strikes Twice, Ends Wedding Plans of Two Women   Mrs. Ruth Moy

@ PAUL MALLON—   Political Maneuvering Defeated Truman Labor Draft in Senate

a F PON he OF ee oe ee  ———  Political Maneuvering Defeated Truman Labor Draft in Senate

Parley Gets Claims from D Nations   Sum Probably 100 Times Greater Than Italy will Pay

Yugoslavs Say. Italians Lying About-Trieste.  Drive To Overrule Big 4 Compromise aken Ta Parley

12 Nations Give Italian Economic Grou p Claims For Extensive Damages

Thirty Billions Asked of Italy In Reparations   Twelve Nations File Claims Before Peace Parley Commission.

ITALY [5 ASCUSED OF HUGE DAMAGE   Thirty Billions Is Set as Figure after Claims Are Made.

Jew Destruction. Policy Outlined By SS Specialist   Himmler Henchman  ‘Tells How He Directed Execution of 90,000

Nazis Executed 90,000 "To Relieve Housing Shortage’ Specialist Says

Destruction Of All Jews Hitler Plan   Jewish Affairs Specialis Testifies at War Crim inal Trial Today

Nazi $5 Policy fo Kill All Jews Outlined at Trial   General Tells How He Directed Execution of 90,000 Persons

Himmler’s Deputy Admits  Executing 90,000 Jews   Witnesses Testify That SS Policy From 1942 Onward Was “The Planned Destruction Of All Jews” In German-Held Lands; Prisoners Blush At Testimony

Execution of All Jews Was Policy Planned By SS   Nazi Leaders Tell How Thousands Were Systematically Killed

Nazis Admit Jew Pogrom   Pianned Destruction SS Policy; 90,000 Are Executed

UNDER THE NEW proerar   Pre-election violence . e S in Argentine capitol

Grayson County Man Identified By Rape Victim   Tactics of Wylie Girl's Attacker Said Similar  Ty Tevarkana Phantam’s

SEEK COMPROMISE ON MINIMUM WAGE   Senate Leaders Reported at Work to Save Tritman Measure—May Reduce Figure 10 Cents,

Compromise Due To Save Minimum Wage Legislation   Senator Russell: to Press Farm Price Boosting Amendment

Shidehara Joins Leading Japanese Political Party   Takes Step To End Charge That He Has No Representation In Diet; Party Names Him Chief,

Prebers Seck To Find How Goering Obtained Poison   Three-Man Army Board Question All Who Had Contact With Goering   INVESTIGATION IS MADE IN SECRET

Grounded Ship Maroons 5060; Liner Sinking   Coast Guard Cutters Rush to Vessel To Rescue Passengers, Crew; Winds Imnede Aid to Doomed Craft Yukon

Winds Balk Attempts To Save 900 Persons on Grounded Ship   Liner Yukon Is Reported Breaking Up on Alaskan Coast as Rescue Vessels Converge on Scene; 250 of Passengers Are Servicemen

Ship Carrying 500-Persons Goes Aground   Apparently Doomed Off Alaskan Coast; Ships Hurry to Aid

Churchill Stand Is Challenged  Two-Day Debate or India Concluded

Independence Plan at Stake in Race   Britain Seeking to Break Deadlock Between Factions

 Wanted in Army Uniform ‘Cousin Poses for Veteran  ‘Who Is AWOL for 76 Days

Stassen Declares  UN Right Step   Kiwanians Hear GOP Hopefuls at Conclave

STASSEN WARNS AGAINST SELLING THE U.N, SHORT   Tells Kiwanians it Is Step Toward Real Peace

IT MIGHT HAVE BEEN:  U. S. Invasion Of Japan  - Starts At Sagami Bay

U. $. Awaits Results Vote In Argentina   Indicate Three Million Votes Cast In Calm Election

ARGENTINE VOTE. DRAWS: INTEREST   On {ts Outcome May Hinge Future Relations With Sister Republics

ARGENTINE ELECTIONS © HELD SUNDAY   Results Won’ t Be Known at Once; ‘State Dept. Anxious

rrr: ©  see" ee  Willys Designs New Low-Cost Passenger Car   Makers of Jeep To Turn Out Improved Auto

Authorize Hike In Phone Rates   State Customers To Be Charged Additional $923,000 In Rates

Housing Cost Rise On New OPA Order  Ceilings Raised for Some Linoleum and Floor And Wall Coverings

Pearl Harbor Probers Agree To End Investigation : By Next Wednesday; Will Make Findings by June 1

TIME SET 10 END HEARINGS ON JAP RAID   Chairman Barkley Says Committee Has Agreed To End Public Probe Next Wednesday  WILL PREPARE REPORT

Wyatt Urges Housing Action   100,000 Temporary Homes Are Suggested

Pearl Harbor Inquiry Will Be Extended   Wrangle Marks  Heated Session

Pearl Harbor Inquiry Extendec To June 1   Public Hearings May End by Wednesday. Night

PROBERS ASK FOR EXTENSION   Two More Weeks Needed To Complete Quizz

Measure Passed By Congress   Barkley Tells Senators “Every Effort” Being Made To End Hearing In Shortest Time

Congress Approves More Time for Pearl Harbor Probe  : Investigation Now   Is Expected  Te End hv June 1

Administration Calls On Congress For 250 Millions For Work   Austin To Back British Loan   Senate And House Vote To Extend Pearl Harbor Probe To June 1

CONGRESS OKEHS EXTENDING PROBE UNTIL JUNE 1ST   Both Houses Unanimously Adopt Resolution Extending the Pearl Harbor Investigation Deadline to June 1

Coal Miners Walking Out During Talks   Fear Stoppages May Block Industry's Attempts To Build Un Reserves

New Moves Made to End Coast Strike   Miners Walk Out Despite UMW Leadlers’ Request; Situation ‘Delicate’ After First Seation

Government Moving to  End Strikes  ~ Coal Parleys  Reeessed Today

Critical Soft Coal Talks In Week-End Lull   Government Intensifies Moves To Settle Other  Maior Diente.

Coal Parleys Clouded by New Walkouts  Recess Is Taken   Recess Is Taken But Many Workers Remain Off Jobs

Negotiations Rest In Delicate Shape At End of Parley   5,700 Workers Off In Wildcat Strikes From Coal Mines

COAL TALKS ARE RECESSED FOR WEEK-END   Government Officers Turn Attention to Other Trouble Spots

‘Needling’ Plan Seen in  Coal Strike   Federal Officials Act To Settle Some of Nation’s Major Disputes

Officials Say Negotiations in Delicate Shape   Dispute In Recess Today  As Efforts Made. To End Other Strikes

Limit Frei ght Transportation To Necessities  In Coal Crisis   Truman Views Situation With Alarm, But Won't Act Yet

WANTS 2-3RDS APPROVAL FOR ALL QUESTIONS   Atom Energy Commission Holds Ist Meeting for Setting Up Groundwork.

UN Council To Face New Move By Red Group   TWO - THIRDS RULE NOW SOUGHT BY RUSSIAN DELEGATES

Afomic Group Studies Rules  Russia To Seek 2-3  Vate Ru Cammiccar

Truman Backs Baruch Atom Control Plan   Russians Raise Controversy With Question On Provedure.

RUSSIA TOSSES VOTING ISSUE AT ATOM BOARL   Soviet Serves Notice She Will Fight For Rule Requiring Two - Thirds Vote For Approval Of Any Matter.

REDS ALSO HAVE PROPOSAL FOR CHANGEINUN   To Suggest Rule Requiring Two-Thirds Majority for Approval of Rule

Baruch Plan Is Endorsed By President   Support to Proposal on Atemic Bomb Control Pledged in Message as Commission Meets

Soviets Snag LU. N. Atomie  Commission   Rule Requiring Two-Thirds Vote For Approval Is Sought By Russia

UN Assembly May Take Up Spanish Problem In Sept.  ett’ Wasa PRHT GOW

Decision by Bare Majority Flayed By Soviet Envoy   UNO Atomic Energy Commission To Hold Secret Session Today

Truman Gives Baruch His Full Support As U. N. Council Talks Atom Plans

Soviet Voting Plan Issue in Atom Council   U.N. Commission In Session to Lay Basis For Permanent Control

REDS ASK VOTE OF TWO-THIRDS   Oppose Majority Rule Plar On Atomic Questions

Full Support To Baruch   Truman Backs Hand On Atomic Energy; Reds Ask Two-Thirds Rule —

TRUMAN GIVES BARUCH SUPPORT   President Pledges Backing On Atomic Policy

Message Goes To Delegate In New York   Atomic Body Goes Into Working Meeting

VOTING ISSUE POSED TOU.N. GROUP BY RED   Russ Seek to Impose Two-thirds Rule On Atom Body

Truman Behind Baruch  Position   Atom Bomb Chief Gets Assurance  Of President

US. Atom Delegate Promised Support By Chief Executive   Truman Gives Full Backing to Baruch As Session Begins Detailed Discussion

Soviet’s Demand For Two-Thirds Vote Rule Hearc   Message by President Praises Work of U.S. Delegate on Atom Control Body   Re VIAN HARRELSON

Reds To Demanc Two-Thirds Vote In Atom Action   Repeated Use Of Veto Fast Becoming A Major Issue; Closed Meet Today

BARUCH T0 GET FULL HELP FOR ATOMIC PLANS   Chief Executive Sends Special Message to U. S. Delegate Today

RUSSIA WILL SEEK TWO-THIRDS VOTE CONTROL OF ATOM   SERVES NOTICE ON UN SHE WILL FIGHT FOR VOTE PROCEDURE

“Vital to Peace of World,” Says President In Message to Commissions Russia Tosses  Vatine Controversy Inte Lap of Delegates

Atomic Group To Study Issue Concerning Vote  Russia to Fight Fare Twa. tThirde Vata

Truman Supports U.S. Atom Stand   Send Message to Bernard Baruch Pledging His Backing   PLAN VITAL TO WORLD   President: Gives Close Attention to U. N. Commissions Progress

FIGHT BREWING WITH RUSSIA OVER NEW U, N VOTING PLAN   Soviets Want All Atomic Group’s Issues Decided By Two-Thirds Vote

Soviet Raises Atom Control Vote Question   Urges Two-Thirds Rule Be Applied On All Issues

Russia Brings Up  Vote Controv ersy   Asks Two-Thirds Vote Be Required on All  Decisions About Atom

Russia Wants Two-Thirds Vote On All Matters   Committee To Start Laying Groundwork For Permanent Atomic Control Agency

Atomic Energy Board Faces A Voting Dispute   Russia Insists On TwoThirds Vote For Approval Of Any Question.

Russ Involved h Controversy On Atom Contro   Take Exception To Majority Vote Requirement

Russia Raises Voting Issue In Atomic Gr our   Server Notice She Will Require Two-Thirds Vote For Approval Of All Questious

Truman Pledges Support to Baruch in Atomic Tasks Ruscia to Ficht for Rule by 2/3rds

Russia Seeking 'Two-Thirds Vote   New Controversy Brewin, In United Nations  , a

Two- Thirds Vote Sought By Russians   Controversy One Of First Questions Coming Before A Energy Commission

Russia Seeks Two-Thirds Vote Ruling   President Pledges His Full Support to Bernard Baruch In Message to Delegates

Secretary Anderson Has 15 Days In Which To Act On OPA's Beef Industry Advisory Committee Petition   TRUMAN'S ADVISORS GROPE FOR ANSWEI

95 Pct. of Farms in Area Served — by INU Have Electricity at Hand

Union Head Sends Men Back on Job Until March 31   Lifts Walkout To Give Supreme Court Chance To Rule on Contempt Charge; ‘Public Necessity’ Demands Production

Miners To Go Back On Job At Once   Will Work At Least Until March 31 To Take Public Pressure Off Supreme Court.

Embargoes on Rail, Postal Services Off; President Cancels Sunday Radio Address

Orders Miners Back to Work Until at Least End of March   Same Contract Terms to Prevail as Before Walkout

Youth Admits  Starting Fire Chief Dies, 2 Burned In Frat House Blaze

‘Rebel’ Village Holds Election   New York Hamlet Will Decide Whether To Return To Union

HOUSE KEEPS A-CONTROL BILL   Motion to Kill Atomic Energy Control Bill Voted Donw

Atom nergy Control Neat V ote In House   Those Who Cry Communist Charged With Dragging Out “Red Herring’

Canada Will Probe Spy Plot   Charge Plot Involved Dis closure Of Official Government Secrets  ATLEAST 22ARE

Canada Spy Plot ls Being Studied   22 Persons Are ‘Detained’ For Disclosing Secrets

Committee Trails Campaign Funds  Pauley Backed Up Airlines Solicitation

Killion Asserts Pauley Assisted In Soliciting Fund:   Asserts Airline Head Balk: ed at Supporting F:D.R. for Re-election

Airline Head Spurned Pauley’s Plea for Funds   Democrat Treasurer Tells How Patterson Rejected Solicitation

FIRE COMPANY ELECTS   Clayton Hughes Named. President Of Eddinaton Organization

“Falsehood” Says Hurley Answers Chavez Charge On Auto, Bonus March

, FALSEHOOD BRAND:PLACED ON AUTO IN CHINA AND RIOT IN WASHINGTON CHARGES OF CHAVE;   EVERYBODY OUT OF STEP EXCEPT HURLEY, SAYS CHAVEZ; POLICIES OF OPPONENT ARE UNDER ATTACK

TRUCK DRIVERS’ STRIKE AVERTED   PAY HIKES GRANTED 40,000 TRUCKERS IN 11 MIDWEST STATES

GETS BACK $150 LOST IN GERMAN}   EX-SERGEANT IN U. 8. HANDED WALLET HE NEVER EXPECTED TO FIND.

THREE U.S, SOLDIERS HELD IN YUGOSLAVIA   Involved By Yugoslavs tn Staying Of Russian Soldier

Flyer Wreck Kills  Two in Nevada   58 Reported Injured As Train Leaves Rails

W.P. Rail Wreck Kills 2, Hurts 5   Ten Coaches of Exposition Fiyer From Oakland Leave Track in Nevada, Razing Half of Houses in Tiny Town

Two Killed, 53 Hurt in Rail Mishap   Locomotive, Cars of Fast Train Careen From Rails

House Committee  Votes for Draft .   Nine Month Extension Approved With Provisc

New Deferments To Be Granted by Draft Boards  Chanaes Effected Whe   Changes Effected When Inductions Are Resumed

New Draft Policy Permits Boards To Exempt Many  Plan Will Be Effective With Resumption Of Inductions Sept. 1

Tough Draft Policy Eased By Officials  Local Boards May Defe  College Professors And Hameo Ruildarc

CHANGES ARE MADE IN DRAFT POLICY    PROFESSORS, BUILDERS AND CERTAIN OTHER WORKERS TO BE EXEMPTED.

Byrnes Calls Upon Nations To Remove Ocupation Troops   SERMANY AND JAPAN ONLY EXCEPTIONS No Peace Can Be Realized With Worid Armed Camp

RUSSIAN TROOPS LEAVING IRAN FOR HOME TERRITORY   Teheran and British Reports Confirm Full Scale Sovjat Withdrawal

Ex-GI Cabbies from Chicago Begin Preparing for Battle of Wackineiets

Goering’s Death Cell Letters Won’t Be Made Public for Propaganda

SANTA WAS FORMERLY ON RELIEF  $705,000 Christmas Bonus Given 827 Pottery Workers

Employes With Him Ten Years Get $3,500 And He Announces Increase in Wages

ttery Owner Distributes sh And Boosts Wages As iployes’ Christmas Award

Man Penniless 14 Years Ago Gives $705,000 in Bonuses   L. P. Reese, Owner of Pottery Plant in Ohio Village, Distributes Money to 827 Employes at Christmas Party, and Simultaneously Announces Wage Increase of 20 Cents an Hour—Gifts Average $852 for Each Worker.

\Ex-Relief Client Gives $705,000 In Yule Bonuses   G- Students Seeking Jobs

Santa Claus to Ohio Town  Man Once on Relief Distributes $705,000 in Bonuses to Employes

Man Once on Poor Relief Gives $705,000 To 827 Employes in Christmas Bonuses

Man Once On Relief Gives Nearly Million In Bonuses   Li P. Reese, Who Was Broke 14 Years Ago, Distrib. utes $705,000 to Pottery Employes—Gives Legion Post a New Home

WARN VETERANS OF SWINDLERS   Reveal Numerous Types of Rackets in Iowa

FIRM POLICY TOWARD RUSSIA IS ADVOCATED   James A. Farley, Former Postmaster General, Commends Step by Truman,

Farley Praises President for  Wallace Ouster   Byrnes Resumes Peace Parley Talks Wih Freer Mind

pwa Ends Year ‘inancially Sound Despite War Cost   Over 58 Million Dollars In Treasury at Years End Says Capitol News Letter

State Freadury Swollers  hag Wartime  Years   2,000,006 Increase In Cash On Deposit

lowa Ends War Years With Good Balance  Despite Uncertainties   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent .

Partially Nude Body Is Found In Car Near City   Charles Travis and David Mcose Are Held

Law of Average Always Traps Criminals Says Famous Jewel Theft Detective

‘MAL BOYLE’S .COLUMN All Thieves Make Mistakes; Bal Mulligan Knows When

AFL OPPOSES NEW POLICY EMPHATICALLY   UAW And GM Resume Negotiations On Wacgre

CALLS TRUMAN FORMULA BLOW TO BARGAINING   Talks Resumed In GM Strike

lf There's Any New Way to Spend Money, Federal Budaeteers Will Find It Out

Army And Navy Proceed With Plans To Merge   Want Recruiting And Training Before Congress Acts On Unification.

British Move To End Chaos   Large Scale, Military Operations Aimed At Breaking Present Anarchy.

British Move To End Anarchy In Palestine   Military Operations Under Way; Planes Protect Troops

Cut Telephone Wires, Seize Key Buildings   Drive to ‘Root Out Terrorism’ in Holy Land Started; Continuing

CURFEW FOR PART OF THE HOLY LAND    British Start Operations to Wipe  Qut “State or Anachy”

Military Work In Palestine   Britain Began Large Scale Operations In the Jewish Sabbath.

BRITAIN BEGINS MILITARY MOVE IN HOLY LAND   Measures Taken to Wipe Out State of Anarchy in Palestine

British Move To End Riots In Palestine  Jewish Agency Members Held  Under Arrest

Army Segregates  Palestine Cities  qt rer a a wwre   Curfews Imposed, Wires Cut and Hunt for Armed Jewish Rehele Purcnued

BRITISH BEGIN MAJOR MILITARY OPERATIONS IN HOLY LAND FIGHT  TROOPS SUPPORTED BY   TROOPS SUPPORTED BY PLANES, RAID OFFICES SAID USED BY LEADERS

Acres of Shells, Thousands of Tanks And Airplanes Left Over from War

SURPLUS ARMY STOCKPILE STILL IN WAR THEATERS PRESENTS DIFFICULT PROBLEM TO WAR DEPT. HEADS —

Appropriations Of One Billion Are Advocated   Budget For Department Much Higher Than  For This Year   BUREAU IS REBUKED   Soil Conservation Ta Be Maintained On  Current Scale

Committee Hits At Agricultural Research Bureat   Overstepped Bounds Intended By Congress, House Members Say

Cut in Cotton Prices Urged   Committee Lambasts Research Bureau; Puts Back $43,000,000 for Conservation Payments

Merger Of Four Utility Companies In New Mex. Wins Approval Of SEC

UTILITIES ‘MERGER ‘OPPOSITION KEPT ‘UP BY SANTA FE   City Might Take Matter file Courts if Rehearing Denied by Commission

COAST STRIKE. — ENDING SOON      SEVEN-WEEK TIEUP OF SHIPPING.ON WEST. COAST to END WEDNESDAY

Voluntary Rationing ot Meat Starts   “Real Shortage’ To Hit Nation Early This Week

GROMYKO STANDS PAT   Russian Delegate Flately Rejects — L.S. Atomic Control Proposals   1

“ PROTEST!’”—GROMYKO AGAIN  Reds Reject U.S. Proposals For Atomic Eneray Control

FLATLY REJECTS ATOMIG CONTROL   Gromyko Turns Down U. 8. Proposal to Rule Out Veto Powers

Russia Rejects U.S. Atom Plan   Gromyko is Flatly Opposed To Scheme

SOVIETS REJECT ATOM PROPOSAL   Gromyko Wants No Part of U. S. Plan

Russia Blocks Proposals by U.S. Delegate   Atomic Development Authority, Ban on Veto Are Objected

Gromyko Rejects Baruch Proposal For Atom Contro!   Soviet Spokesman Spurns U. S. Plan “Tn Whole or Part”

Ban On Veto, Atomic Board Turned Down   Soviet Union Oppose Mae jor Points In U.S. Control  Preagram.

Refuse Plan to Rule Out Veto  On Atom Issues   Announcement Made by Gromyko At Session Today: Plan Submitted By Baruch

Gromyko Rejects U. S. Proposal  for Atom Control   (Continued on Page 10).

Russia Flafly Rejects Atom Proposal By U. §   Gromyko Officially Mckes Statement At Session of UN; Tell Eaypt-lraaq Plea

—Atomic Energy —  Soviets Reject Control   Gromyke Flatly Turns His Back On Plan OF L.S.

PROPOSALS FOR CONTROL OF ATOMIC ENERGY, REJECTEL   Andrei A. Gromyko, Soviet Representative to U. N., the Objector.   MAKES A STATEMENT   Made It Clear His Government Was Rejecting the Third Memorandum.

Gromyko Rejects U. S. Proposals On Atom Eneray   Elimination of Veto On Atomic Matters Key to Russian View

Gromyko Rejects Proposal   Submitted by the United States For Control of Atomic Energy

Reject U.S. Atam Plan   Russians Say No to “Any Part” of Baruch Plan On World Control

SOVIET REJECTS U.S. PROPOSALS   Gromyko Flatly Turns Down Major Points Of Atomic Control

Gromyko Turns Down Plans‘ for Atomic Development. Authority and for Ruling  Out Veto on Atomic Matters

Soviets Reject U.S. Atomic Energy Control Propasals   Makes It Clear That Whole or Part of Baruch Plan Is  Not Acceptable

RED FROWNS ON ATOMIC PROJECT   Gromyko Turns Down U. S Energy Proposal

DAMAGE S HIGH IN ALASKA STORM   Nome Suffers $400,000 ir Property Loss; No Lives Lost in Gale

NOME BATTERE BY SEVERE GALE   Six Business Buildings Wrecked By 100Foot Waves

Head Is Found In Sewer Near  Home of Child   Chicago Tot, 6, Daughter Of OPA Offivial, Stolen BRenm Red st Nicht

Husbands Are Held In Slaying Of Wives   Christmas Shoppers In Norristown And. Allentown Are Witnesses To Identical Slayings On Mid- City Streets — Arguments End In Death For Two Women

Peace Unit © Continues Uncertain   One Wonders Whether Type of Husbandry Practiced by Some Presages Sowing of Another Crop of Dragon's Teeth

 Mackensie’s Column Russia's Stand Lifts Oniiiation As-Ministers Open Conference

SOVIET REFUSAL TO ACCEPT U.N. DECISIONS ON IRAN TROUBLING. TO COUNCIL. BIG FOUR MEETING ©

Soviet Refusal to Accept Majority Decisions Casts Shadow on Meeting

 Plan For Building. Subsidies Denounced  As Scheme To Suppert Pre-Fabricated Houses

Lumbermen Accuse Government in Material Shortage  Retail Spokesman Say: Emergency Fault Of ABC Doodlina

BYRNES RETURNS FROM THE PARIS PEACE PARLEY   Secretary of State Hopes Big Four Will Accept Terms

BYRNES REPORTS ON PARIS TALKS AT WHITE HOUSE   Secretary Is Optimistic In Truman Session

Truman Lauds Byrnes’ Work   President To Addres: Opening Session Of UN

Sec. Byrnes Home from Peace Meet   Says He's Optimistic About Outcome-—Will Make Radio Report

President Hears Byrnes’ Report On Paris Parley   Truman Will Address UN Assembly Oct. 23rd, * White House Says   SECRETARY SEES BIG FOUR AMITY   Thinks Foreign Ministers Will Accept Proposed  Peace Terms

President Will Address United Nations in New York; Byrnes to Speak to Nation Tomorrow Night

U.S. Secretary Plans Radio Talk   Receives -President’s Praise— U.S. Cuts Off Czech Credit  In THnlomatic Move <

Secretary and President Meet In Private Talk   Envoy ‘Optimistic’ Over Results While At Paris Conference

DINED GUNTER WITH PRESIDENT ON PARIS MEET  Will Address Nation Friday Night at 9 O'Clock on beats Conference

Byrnes Confers With President OnPeaceQutlool   Truman to Address UN General Assembly In New York Oct. 23.

a ae ”  Boise Is Villain in Suggestion.  To Relocate Capital of State

DETROIT IS  BACK ON ITS © WHEELS AGAIN   Transit Strike Ends After Week’s Walkouts

A-BOMB TARGETS TO BE SCUTTLED   RADIATION WALLS CURB CLOSE-RANGE INSPECTION OF DAMAGED SHIPS.

BIKINI LAGOON ~ STILL PERILOUS   None Permitted to Make Close Range Survey

CHICAGO GOES ON RESTRICTED USE OF POWER   Two-Thirds Of Ilinois Is Hit By Curtailment In Electricity

BROWNOUT PLAN MAY BE ADOPTED I PEANSYLVANG   All Coal Burning Carriers in Nation Must Slash Service May 10   THOUSANDS ARE JOBLESS   Fragmentary Survey Shows 66,500 Made Idle Due to Mine Strike

Report On Votes Shows Italians  Desire Republic   Forces Favoring Change Holding Lead Of 2'To I In Two-Day Elections

COMMANDING LEAD TO FORCES FOR THE REPUBLIC FORM   Italian Officials Complete Tab. ulation of One-fourth of Votes.   A TWO-DAY ELECTION   The Republic Is Leading the Monarchy Almost Two to One.

Group In Favor Republic For Italy InLead   Leading Monarchy Almost! 2 to 1 In Semi-Official Tabulation of LO% OF Votes Cast Sunday

ITALIAN FORGES FAVORING REPUBLIC APPEAR TO HOLD RAD IN VOTE TABULATION   Secretary Ernest Bevin Deciares Permanent Peace in World !s Possible Only When  Russia Enters Freely into Settlement of  Europe’s Problems—Argentine Has New Preside:

Monarchists Far Behind in Italian Vote   Forces In Favor OF Setting Up Republic ‘Hold Commanding Lead

BACKERS OF REPUBLIC LEAD IN ITALY’S VOTE   Monarchy Trails By 2 To 1 With 10°/ Of Ballots In

MONARCHY  TRAILING BY 2TO1   According to Early Tabulations, Middle-of-Road Party Building Up Plurality Over Communists. Socialists

Monarchy Losing Out   Early Returns from Italian, Veting Show Republic Leads 2 to 1

Monarchy Vote Trailing by 2 tol; Christian  Demnermtets Tek Plex

Backers For Republic In Italy Leading   Middle Of Road Party Ahead Of Communists, Socialists In Election.

Republic Gains Favor In Italy As Votes Counted  MRP Success Over   MRP Success Over Communists In France Strenathens U. S. Ties

FORCES FOR ITALIAN REPUBLIC GAIN LEAD   Tabulaiton Goes On As Italy Holds General Election

Continued on Page two Vvontinuec on Page two     ————$ ———————————————————  Republic Holds Substantial Margin in Italian Election

ltalians Favor Republic Form (f Government   Middle of the Road Christian Democrats Lead In Voting

Monarchy Losing Italian Election   Forces Favoring the Establishment of a Republic Build Up A Commanding lead

Italians Vote For Republic   Unofficial Returns Indicate Monarchy Beaten In Plebiscite .

big Lead Held By Christian Democrats In  Assembly Vote   Socialists Second, With Communists Trailing Closely

Republic Forces ‘Leading In Early  -Ttalian Returns   Conservatives Lead in Balloting for Assembly Seats.

Britain Facing Bread Rationing   May Come Soon, Says Food Administrator; Churchill Critical

BRITAIN MAY RATION BREAD   Churchill 4s Sharply Critical Of Food Admin istration

Social Council Studies  World Bill OF Rishis   Britain Prepares To Ration Bread

England Facing Bread Rationing   Food Administration — Attecked by Churchill

GOVT LAYING PLANG TO ot] UP RATIONING   Moves to Meet Emergency in Germany “Cut Off by Iron Curtain.”

BRITAIN MAY RATION BREAD   Food Minister Sees Step As Necessary Dad Few Weeks

Britain Plans Bread Rationing System For Emergency Uses Churchill Assails Policy

Food Outlook Black, Britain Faces Ration   Situation Likened To Dunkerque Days: Bread Stocks Low

Official Says Voluntary Plan Not Succeeding   “Blackness” of Situation Discussed In Commons; Churchill Chides Labor Government

BRITISH SET TO RATION BREAD   Rationing System Prepared In Case Of Emergency; Churchill Hits Food Ad minietratian

Two Lose Lives In Pistol Duel   Over Brunette   Houston Woman's Present and Past Husbands “Shoot It Ouv? >On Siekt

Two Houston Men Fatally Shot In Pistol Duel   Brunette Describes How Husband, Ex-Mate Killed Each Other

PROBE ‘SALE OF ARIZONA AIRFIELD   House Committee Questions Gift of Thunderbird Field   Must Have Been Gift

Lausche Declares Strike Against Gov't. Is Invalid   Refuses To. Intercede For City Employes In Canton

KNEW WAR WAS IMMINENT  Navy Admiral Admits Jap War Warning Intercepted

Admiral Tells More About ‘Winds’ Note   Ingersoll Says That Message Was Held of No Importance

INGERSOLL SAW “WINDS” MESSAGE   LT ADMIRAL TELLS PEARL HARBOR PROBERS IT WAS OF “NO IMPORTANCE.”

Shopping Days To Christmas   Girl’s Body Left On Glacier As Rescuers Take Youths To Safety

Girl Skier Dies, 2. Men Hurt  we ep ee pe ae See Baa   Colorado Collegians Trapped in- Roékies

Gay Collegiate Ski Party Ends in Co-Ed’s Death   Body on Glacier; 2 Youths Are in Hospital for Treatment

RLOUUE STUDENTS UN SKIING PARTY   One University of Colorado Student Dead, Two Unconscious.

 Hits Library of Congress Activity Bennett Calls For Congress Inquiry ‘On Textbooks in GI School Program

UN. Secretary Raises New Point Qn Iranian Case   Questions Right Of Security Council To Keep Issue On Agenda  RUSSIA AGAIN

REPORT VIEWED AS ANSWER 10 SOVIET CLAIMS   Preliminary Statement Indicates Others May Be Implicated

Atomic Facts Held by Reds Termed Vital   Canada Stresses ‘Serious Nature’ Of Information

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Receive Bid for Crossing Park Improvements

BODIES FOUND IN FADED HOME   Couple, Descendants of Early Cleveland Familigs, Dead 2 Weeks    Bebe Ana Gamez, Fort Wayne’s Coal Bin Baby, Stirs Imaginations With Approach of Christmas

MOTHER TAKEN TO HOSPITAL New Home Is Sought For Baby -Born In Coal Bin Of Basement

Indiana City Seeks New Home For F amily Of Nine Now Living In 7-By-12-FootCoal Bin

Power Strike Threat At End In Pittsburgh   Arbitration Offer Of Dnquesne Light Company Is Accepted By Union   DELAY HEARING -ON INJUNCTION

THREAT ENDED   Pittsburgh Co. and Union Accept Arbitration Offer

MANCHURIA OPENS DOOR TOU. S. TRADE   Need for Capital, Techni  er:

SO00ST GRANTED IN SUGAR PRICE   Will Add Half-Cent a Pound as New Supplies Reach Grocers

Britain Planning  To Search Ships   To Warn That Any Ships Carrying Zion-Seeking Immigrants To Be Halted

British Plan To Search Vessels   To Warn World on Carrying Zionists 

Britain Has Drastic Plan To Halt Jews   England Believed Ready With Program to Stop All Tegal Immigrants Heading for Palestine

Vessels Suspected Of Carrying  Immigrants Warnec  British Are Reported Ready to Stop Ships With Fugitives

Big Ship Search Due by British    Palestine Policy to Warn That Vessels May Be Intercepted

Britain Will Halt, Search Ships ‘In Effort to Blockade Palestine

BRITISH MAY SEARCH SHIPS   Expected to Warn World Next Week of Move to Halt Jews

MAY SEARCH ALL SUSPECTED SHIPS FOR IMMIGRANTS   EXPECT BRITAIN TO ISSUE WARNING TO WORLD NEXT WEEK

British May Search Ships Carrying Jews   Warning to All Nations Expected To Be Made Soon

British Navy to Intercept Ships It Susnects of Carrving Jew Immigrants

Back Door Report  Hint British May Halt, Search All Ships Entering Palestine

Vessels Face Halt by Britis!   Palestine Statement To Carry Warnine

SHIPS SUSPECTED (OF CARRYING JEWS ‘WILL BE SEARCHED   Whitehall Source Reports _ London Will Warm Wertd Next Waek

British To Search Vessels   Order to Concern All Ships Suspected of Hauling legal Jews

British to Warn Nations on Search Of Ships for Jews   Plan to Clamp Down on Illegal Immigration Acts

British May Board Ships Aiter Jews   Cabinet Statement Expected On Plans For Clampdown On  Vitesse T Jewentiowsntkinn

May Intercept Refugee Ships, British Warn   Navy Ready to Halt IIlegal Jewish Entry in Palestine

Britain May Warn World Against the Shipping Of INegai Zion Immigrants

NATION'S OUTLOOK IF RAILWAY STRIKE GOES INTO EFFECT   ladustry Faces Shuidowns  Within Week; Food Short nae Cerinin

Rail Strike Will Have Dire Effect   See Almost Immediate Food Shortages In Cities As Result

Rail Strike fo Affect All US.   Plant Shutdowns, Food Shortages, Strended Travelers in Prospect

‘Strike Would Close Down US Industry   Other Effects: Perishable Foods Would Disappear from Markets; Travelers Stranded: Mail Interrunted

RAIL WALKOUT WOULD HAMPER SUPPLY OF FOOD   industry Faces Shutdowr Within Week, Mail Service Disrupted

Everything Will Stop If Trainmen Walk Out Today According to Plans

Would Cripple Entire Nation... .  ee RN  Here Is What The Rail Strike Will Mean If It Occurs At 4 P. M. Today

Railway Strike Would Mean Food Shortages, Disruption Of Mail Service

Disastrous Tieup Threatened byRail Strike Set Today   Food Situation, Travel  in Nation Will Be Hard Hit by Walkout

Senate May Delay Action Several Days   Odd Line-Ups Expected When Test Comes

"NEW DEAL, GOP, LABOR BLAST TOUGH LAWS   » Night Sessions = Threatened Rest Of Week But Senate Delays Truman Plan

Remaining Controls  ToGo Soon   Ceilings On Coffve Abolished; More Lids Destined For Remeval   FederalQuizProgram Leaves This Man Cold

NOW HE’S GOING FISHING  Bob Calvert Declares He Is - Out Of The Governor’ sRace.

U.S. GOVERNORS ENDORSE PEACE TIME TRAINING   Annual Conference of State Governors Adjourns

UN Economic and Social Council In Adjournment  Retires Until August 31 As Russia Loses 14 Decisions

RUSSIANS LOSE 14 ORAL JOUSTS   Meets Almost Continuously Friday Until After Midnight; _ . Refugee Point ‘Hot’ a:

Russia Suffers Setbacks in U.N. Economic Council   Agency Adjourns until August 31 after Lengthy Session

POSTERS .SAY BRITISH  WILL -*PAY, WITH BLOOD" IF BOMBING GROUP < : IS EXECUTED

British Soldiers Move on Tel Aviv   Zionists Fear Search For Escaped Internees

NEW GALES OVER CHANNEL.   England and Northwest France Are Damaged by Winds.

PRESIDENT WiLL WELCOME ENVOYS AS UN. CONVENES   World Diplomats Gather in ~ New York for Assembly  fcc TAmarenGa

UN Assembly Opens Tomorrow   President Truman to Welcome Delegates; Outline U.S. Policy

DIPLOMATS SET FOR OPENING OF UN ASSEMBLY   President Expected To Give Statement Of Foreign Policy In Address

‘UN Diplomats Rehearse Lines   Prepare For Wednesday Opening Of General Assemblv

Site for U. N. First Subject For Assembly   World Diplomats To Hear Truman’s Welcome Wednesday

UN General Assembly ‘To Open Wednesday; Truman Makes Opening Address

SESSIONS OF U.N OPEN WEDNESDAY   Top Diplomats Get Set for Second Meeting of Assembly.

World Peace Builders Rehearse For Opening Session On Wednesday   Negotiators Holding Private Huddles Preparatory To Opening Seven Weeks Session In Ornate Quarters: 3,000 Delegates To Attend.

UN, ASSEMBL! TO OPEN SECOND MEETING ATN,. Y,   Top Diplomats of 51 Nations to Attend Meeting

UN ASSEMBLY MEET OPENS TOMORROW   Truman to Personally Welcome Delegates

U.S. Policy May —  Be Truman Topic In Welcome to UN   3,000 Delegates Prepare for Year’s Second General Assembly   REDS ASK REPORTS ON URANIUM SUPPLY   Russia Suggests Inventory OF Ore Deposits Be Made By Each Nation

UN ASSEMBLY MEET OPENS TOMORROW   Top Diplomats 51 Nations in N. Y. for Session

TOP DIPLOMATS READY FORSHOW   Second 1946 Meeting ‘of wu, ONS General Assembly to ‘Get. ‘Uniderway Wednesday — Menibers Of American Delevation Nainad -

Assembly of UN Meets  Tomorrow  Truman to Speck At Opening in New Headquarters

TOP LEADERS PREPARE FOR UN ASSEMBLY   Second 1946 Meeting of World Group Opens Wednesday In New York.

Price Controls Removed From  Canned Soups   OPA Plans to Reduce Costs of Men’s and Women’s Suits

OPA Lifls Controls On ‘Soups, Moves to Limit  .° Suits, Control Sugar

INDUSTRIES OPEN DRIVE TO ESCAPE PRICE CONTROLS   Lids Taken Off Canned and Frozen Soups as Supplies Appear Adequate to Meet Demands,   BEITER DISTRIBUTION OF SUGAR SOUGHT   OPA Simultaneously Moves to Reduce the Costs of Men’s and Women’s Suits,

PRICK CEILINGS OFF CANNED SOUE   Qontrols Removed By Action Of OPA—-Agency Moves To Reduce Costs Of Men’s And Women’s Suits

Price Lids Off Prepared Soups; OPA Reduces Costs of Suits; Acts to Even Up Sugar Supply   Imports on Copra Raised; Industries Begin Push to Get Rid of Controls; New Regulations on Consumer Suqar Are Made Public

Ceilings on Soups Removed by OPA  Agency Also Acts to Cut Cost of Suits

OPA REMOVES PRICE LIDS ON CANNED SOUPS   Moves to Lower Cost Of Women’s And Men’s Suits .

Price Lids  Taken Off Canned and Frozen Soups  Agency Also Move: To Reduce Cost — Of Men’s Suits

First Truman Year Likened To Confusion   Stupidity in Policy At Home and Abroad 1s Charged by G. O. P.

Confusion Marks Year Of Truman  Committee Reviews 12 Months Regime

(;.0.P. scores contusion in Truman year  ‘Honeymoon with congress ended’

President Had Advantages, Then Failed   National Committee Says Results Reflect Attitude

GOP RAPS FIRST YEAR OF TRUMAN   Calls Period One of ‘Confusion’ in All Fields

G. 0. P. Views Truman Record For First Year   Party Describes ‘Confusion’ in National Affairs

G.U.P. scores confusion in  Truman year  ‘Honeymoon with eonvress ended’ -

REPUBLIC CHOSEN BY VOTERS ~ IN ITALY’S GENERAL ELECTION   KING HUMRERT LOSES IN NA TIONAL ELECTION TO DE» CIDE FORM OF FUTURE GOVERNMENT

N. Y. Cotton   New Dealers Left to Become Orphans in Storm, Ickes Says

Solons Hurrying Home fo Prepare Vote Campaigns  Conclude Sessions Of 89th; Special Meeting Is Talked

79th Congress  Goes Home Today   Members Prepare to Campaign for Votes For 80th Congress

Congress’ Members Go Home; Open Vote Stirring for Fall   Most Seats in Houses at Stake; Southern Democrats in

79th Congress Goes Home   Glad to Get Home and Attend to Political Fences

SOLONS FINISH SESSION, SET UP: CAMPAIGNS   Last Minute Rush Ends as Big Batch of Bills are Sent to White House      MANY PROBLEMS LEFT  FOR ENSUING SESSION

Lawmakers Hit Road For Home As Vote Nears   Most Hopeful Of Return, All House Seats Subject To Fall Contests

Solons Turn To Politics   - Job ‘in Washington Done, Mest Are Eager To Push Campaigns For Re-Election

SOLONS START FORELECTION WARS AT HOME   36 Senate Seats To Be Filled: Entire House Up For Vote

Congressmen End Session  And Go Home   Don’t Expect to Come Back Until After Elections In November

Departure From Capital Will Be ‘Curtains’ for Some Lawmakers  of 79th Congress Social Tax Stands     Social Security Levy Stays at One Per Cent Until °48

CONGRESS ENDS; SCENE SHIFTS   Political Battles Loom As Elections Near

Solons On Way Home   Congressmen Trek For Flection Battlefields; Many Bills For Truman

Politics On Line During Holiday   Most Congressmen Expect To Tale Places Again

79TH CONGRESS ADJOURNS WITH SEATS AT STAKE   SENATE BOWS OUT WITH APPROVAL OF WORLD COURT

LAWMAKERS IN A SHIFT FROM CONGRESS TODAY   Seek the Political Battlefield As the 75th Congress Adjourns.   BACK IN JANUARY   Vast Majority Hopes to Be on Hand When the 80th Congress Opens.

Lawmakers Shift From Washington To Home Fronts   Adjournment Gives Members of Congress Opportunity to Hoe Political Gardens

CONGRESSMEN QUIT, LEAVE FOR HOMES   Adjournment Permits Legislators To Enter Election Campaigns

Solons Shifting Action to Their Polifical Arenas  Many Hope to Retur   Many Hope to Return To Next Congress

‘HISTORIC 79th CONGRESS COMES TO END ‘'AS MEMRERS HEAD FOR POLITICAL WARS

Big Bundle Of  Bills Left On Capitol Steps   House And Senate Drop Legislative Chores To Go Home And Hoe Political Gardens; 80th Congress Meets In January.

79th Session Of Congress Closes Books   Lawmakers Adjourn, Begin Journey Home For Election Wars

CONGRESS HEADS FOR HONE AND ELECTION WARS   Senate Bows Out Approving Bill For World Court

Congressmen Go Home To Build Fences   Lawmakers Shift to Political Battlefields as 79th Session Disposes of Final Legislation.

Congress Quits, Leaving Work Unfinished  Resolution For World Court Passes   Resolution For World Court Passes Senate 60 To 2

Temperatures   Final Act Approves World Court Decisions On International Matters; 36 Senatorial Places. All House Seats At Stake This Year

Senate Agrees, 60-2, To Abide By World Court   Domestic Questions Exempted, However, In Tribunal Pact

Ith Congress Ends; Members Go After Votes   Senate And House Rush Laws Through In Closing Hours

Congressmen Head For Home, Election Wars   Historic 79th Session Adjourns, Leaves   Bundle of Bills For Truman

Congress Goes Home to Mend Political Fences   Strenuous Session Is Ended with Members Eveing Ballot Box

Solons Start Their Bids For Election   Shift From Legislative To Political Front Begun by Congressmen

BYRNES RAPS REICH PLAN OF DISARMAMENT   Secretary of State Says Peace Drafts Are Not of Best

RED HOSTILITY RAISES DOUBTS AND SUSPICIONS   Byrnes’ Paris Report Flays Russians For Blocking Peace

Reds Maintain Lead In France   MRP Takes Lead In Election Returns For Short Time; “Commies” Regain

COMMUNISTS IN FRANCE AHEAD   Race Close As Lead Shifts From One Party To Other

Communists Lead French  Election Count   Recapture Lead Over MRP After Overnicht Reverse

Flynn Sends His Congratulations   Extends Thanks to Supporters, Will Go to Atlantie City for Rest

President Now Has Private Rail Car, Roucht by U.S. for Nominal $10

PIERCE-DROPS— __ HERBERT SUIT      DAMAGE SUIT FILED AGAINST) ~ FORMER LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DISMISSED IN CO    LUMBUS COURT 1

Secret Sub Detector Sealed Fate of — Germany’s U-Boats    Magnetic Compass, Similar to Prospector’s Doodle-Bug, Trailed From Airplane Kept Wolf Packs in Port

pr aT BOCT Es ALEVE RRA AAA Rte  Magnetic Finger Led: Planes To U- ‘Boat:

‘Mad Operator Seals Straits To Submarines  Used To Bottle U-Boa  During Invasion

U.S. Reveals Another War Secret Maonetic Finger Pointed Out Subs

Patterson Proposes Strong U. S. Armed Force, Scientific Research To Avoid War

3-P OI NT MILITARY PROGRAM SUGGESTED   Patterson Says Weakness Is No Solgtlen Te Nation's Role In World Aare

ITO-KEEP AMERICA OUT OF WAR  Three-Point Military Plan - Proposed By Sec. Patterson

23 Reported Dead As B-17 Strikes Hill on East Coast  Converted Bomber Heav: w ne   Converted Bomber Heavily Loaded Flew  From Newfoundland

23 BODIES FOUND AFTER CRASH OF CONVERTED B-1   Former Bomber Hits Mountain Summit Near Holyoke, Mass., on Flight to Militarv Field.   ARMY AND NAVY PERSONNEL ABOARD   Plane Falls and Explodes After Circling Community for Two Hours—Debris Over Wide Area.

23 Found Dead At Crash Scene   Police Find Bodies On Top of Mt. Tom

Much of Nation’s  Communications Are Threatened  Price Increase for  Steel Is Likely,

Strikes Peril Nation’s Wire Service  Western Electric Workers Set Walkout Today

Communications Blackout Faces Much of Nation   6,000 Western Electri Workers Are Slated To Leave Jobs Today

Walkout Today Scheduled by Installation Mer  Western Union Service Cut Off In New York

Phone Service Workers Vote Strike Today   Tie-Up Threatened Throughout Nation — Western Union Strike Hurts Wire Service in New York City

Vote on schoo a(dition Saturday  Bonds call for only 232% ‘Interest

End of Motor Walkout Looms Within Week; Ford Boosts Pay of 19,000 Not Covered in Contract With UAW

Schwellenbach Appoints Dewey To Be Mediator   ‘ompany and Union Ar Summoned to Joint Meeting Today   MEDIATOR PREDICTS EARLY SETTLEMENT   Yew Federal Action in Steel Strike Is Hinted in Capitol

MEDIATOR IN G. M. STRIKE TO DETROIT   James Dewey Summons Cofporation and Union to Conference —Predicts Settlement.

Union Going After Hudson And Packard   Reuther Is Heard In NLRB Hearings On GMC ‘Bad Faith’

Ford Increases Non-Union Pay By 15 Per Cent  Federal Action In Steel Dispute  an   19000 at Ford

Special Mediator Appointed in Auto Strike   Shutdown of Steel Looms as Factor in Car Production

Mediator Calls Union, Firm To Joint Parley   Ford Raises Wages of Salaried and Hourly Employes 15 Percent; Meat Strikers Return

Mediator Sees Early Kind Of G-M Walkout   Joint Meeting Of CIO Leaders And Management Called Today—Ford Co. Boosts Wages Of Salaried Employes

MediatorCalls Joint Meet On Tuesday   Both General Motors And Auto Workers Ready To Accept - Mediation. Ford Announces New Wage Boost.

james Dewey To Commence Hearings Seon   Early Settlement of Both Auto and Steel Strikes Predicted

QUICK ENDING FORESEENFOR GM WALKOUT   FEDERAL MEDIATOR CALLS MEETING AT DETROIT

U. §. Mediator Predicts Week fc End GM Strike   Ford Grants 15% Raise to Workers Not in CIO-UAW Union

House Plans Action on Bill Tuesday   Measure Is Apparently  Beyond Bounds Truman Will Accept

SENATE GIVES STRIPPED OPA BILL TO HOUSE   Conferees Expected to Atternp! To Rewrite Measure Before Further Action   BILL PROVIDES FOR ONLY THIN PRICE CONTROLS

RUSSIAN WORKERS BEING RELOCATED   Non - Essential Labor Will Shift to Projects in Five. Year Plan

MILITARY PLAN GETS SUPPORT FROM GREW   ‘Urges Compulsory Training As Peace ‘Insurance’

NAZIS LYNCHED CAPTURED FLIERS   Ecrmann, Hess Laid Plans in March, 1940 for Liqu'dation

Bormann Ordered Death of Airmen   Missing Deputy Fuehrer Issued Execution Edict

NAZIS LYNCHED. PAPTURED FLIERS   Bermann, Hess Laid Plans .in March, 1940 - for Liguidaticn

Russians Celebrate ‘Exclusive  V-J Day   Red Journals Assail MacArthur During Observance Of Victory

Case Advocates Army Protection To Mine Coal   S. D. Congressman Would Use Drastic Measure If Other Means Fail; Would Punish Operators

GUAM SERVICEMEN AWAIT TYPHOG   100-Mile-an-Heur Gale & Blowing in from Pacific

Typhoon Rips U.S. Outposts; Damage High   Guam, Tinian, Saipan Reel Under 100-Mile Wind. Lashinge Rain

Typhoon Lashes at Marianas; Eneland Expects Second Blou   Enolond Hard Hiz

Heavy Damage To Military in Guam Typhoon   Residents Get Warning, Herded to Safety Before Biieh Wind

i09-MILE WINDS LASK MARIANAS   Worst Typhoon in Six Years Causes Millions, Damage

THINK DAMAGE FROM STORM IN MILLIONS   Go Underground, To Escape Winds

WORST TYPHOON HITS MARIANAS   WINDS REACH 100 MILE PER HOUR VELOCITY

Damage by Storm Put In Millions   First Reports Indicate Casualties Light in Marionas Isles.

Typhoon Blasts  Pacific Bases   Worst Blow In 6 Years Leaves Marianas In  Shambles

Typhoon Does Great Damage In Marianas   Millions Of Dollars O; Losses Caused To Guam And Other  Defense Installations.

Guam Is Lashed by Tropical Typhoon   Millions of Dollars in Damage to Isle Reported

Islands Dig In To Escape Fury Of Typhoon  One Injury is eported From arjanas

Typhoon Wrecks Havoc on Guam   Millions in Damage Reported in Marianas as Winds, Rain Rip Up Buildings, Trees

100-MILE WINDS CAUSE DAMAGES SET AT MILLION   Servicemen And Civilians Huddle In Storm Shelters — For Seven Hours   ISLANDS ARE HARD HIT   Guam, Saipan, Tinian [n Path Of Wild .Storm: Homes Equipment Destroyed

N.Y. Cotton   Two Children, Lost in Woods, Found After 48-Hour Search

“Be A Good Boy.” Says Weeping Mother      Heirens, Just Another Prisoner, Watches Baseball Game At Joliet State Prison

MAN GHARGED WITH CLAIRTON WOMAN'S DEATH   Betty Jane Davison Had Been Found Dead On Miami Boulevard

Officials Told Counties Must Finance Own Road Programs, Not Expect State Aid

Frank, Destroyer Of Lidice, to Die On Public Gallow:   Nazi Master of Czechosloevakia Sentenced for Wholesale Atrocities

Government Doubis Famine Impending; Rationing Not Likely   Mammoth Cave and Carlsbad Mav Get Role in Atomic Age

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Ritual of Creation of Cardinals Gets Under Way

Archbishops Are Received By Pope   Colorful Ritual Attending Creation Of New Cardinals Is Begun Today

CHINA PEAGE BID CALLED FAILURE   Diplomats Feel Marshall's Mission Has Collapsed

Marshall Fails On His Mission  Of China's Peace   One Last Effort Ther He Comes Home; Civi  War Looming.

Feel Peace Mission to China Fails   Nationalist Begin Moving More Men Toward  Fronts

Says Marshall’s  Mission Failure   Diplomatic Sources Point To Armies Being On The March

Marshall’s Mission To  China Fails   General To Return  In August; U.S. To Withdraw Its Troops: Hopes Abandoned

PEACE MISSION SEEN FAILURE   Marshall’s China Talks Called ‘Unfruitful’

NO PEACE FOR CHINA   Diplomats Say General Marshall's Mission Has Failed

Give Up On China   Marshall Expected To Leave Soon After Peace. Efforts Fail

MARSHALL PEACE MISSION FAILURE SHANGHAI RUMORS   Nationalists Reported Moving More Troops Toward Kinhtine Fronts

Marshall's Peace Mission Failure   Diplomatic Sources Admit Efforts To Bring About Chinese Peace Failed

TIDELANDS BILL BACKED BY 46 STATES   Want States to Have Title to All Tideliands

Arizona Alone Never Backed Tideland Bill   Missouri Did But. Withdrew; Washington Joins Great Majority Today

: Tidelands   Washington Gives Support of Bill Against Federal Ownership: Arizona Voice Absent

Forced Catholicism Is Denied By Pope   sailed as Untrue te Pontiff

Pope Denies Reports ‘On  Conversions   Says War Crimes Trial Of Church Leader Most Sad

BERLIN MARCHERS SHOUT “DEATH TO NAZI QHIEFTAINS’   Goering and Associates Hepe to Escape Ignominy  of Hancing

@ PAUL MALLON-—  Firmness of Byrnes Wins First Fight in Rules Committee

EXPECT EARLY TRUCK STRIKE SETTLEMENT   Operators’ Association Head Says Prospects Are Vety Favorable for End of Dispute.

Newcomer Wins Sohio Trophy in Cleveland Races   352 M.P.H. Speed Topples Previous Marks

The Man Says He Isn't “Mad”  Bilbo Calls Attempt To Unseat Him "Good Publicity For My Book’

CLINE SENTENCED ON NINE COUNTS   Convicted Forger Faces 9 te 126 Years in Prison

KILLER T0 GET SANITY HEARING   Muskegon Worker Held For Slaying Wife And Step-Daughter

Larry Smith Will Be Helena’s Army Day Speaker  Public Meeting Set For Tonight In Civie Center

Larry Smith Will Speak in City At Meet Tonight  Menace of Communis:   Menace of Communism To Be Discussed At Public Session

Larry Smith Will Speak in City At Meet Tonight   Menace of Communism To Be Discussed At Public Session

@ PAUL MALLON—   Production Sole Solution to Current Era of Inflation

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Lichfield Witness Testifies Guards Removed Vank’s Clothes. Beat Him With Rubber Hose

Meat Shortage Heightens as  Receipts Drop   OPA Controls, ‘Meat Trust’ Share Blame Expressed by Labor  Union Spokesmen

FRESH MEATS DISAPPEAR IN RETAIL SHOPS   WORKERS DEMAND REMOVAL OF OPA CONTROLS

Meat Supply Continues To Decrease   Union Blames OPA Another Charges ‘Meat Trust Strike’

Nation’s Meat Supplies Grow Tighter Daily   Dealers Insist Overthrow Of Controls Is Only Remedy

MEAT SHORTAGE IS BEING FELT N BIG CITIES   Little Or No Fresh Beef Or Pork Available Throughout Nation   SCARCITY OF SOAP NOW IN PROSPECT

Iran Shift Sets Stage for New Clash in UNO   Seven Nations, Council Majority, Ready to Reject Dismissal __Until Last Red Army Man Leaves

Iran Dispute Again Flares   7 Nations Demand Problem Be Retained OnUN Security Council Agenda

SHOWERS ON THE WAY      Temperatures Will Rise Tomorrow, Says Forecaster

Palestine Troops “InMoveto Smash  Jewish Terrorism   Heads of Powerful Agency Are Seized in Gigantic Pre-Dawn Raid

Peace Maintenance  Will Pose Test   That Will Be Next Step Unless Russia Sends Satisfactory Assurances on Jranian Gituctinan

From 0A to WAb Don’t Look Now, Mabel, But Your Feet Are Getting Bigger

Soft Shoes Making Gals’ Feet Larger   Younger Set Hes Feet Two Or Three Sizes Larger Then Their Mothers

Steel Crisis Hinges on Company Move  Panel Hearings May Resume if

OPA 1S PRODDED FOR PRICE DATE   Truman Asks More Speed on Agency’s Steel and Meat Surveys

TURNER VOICES OPPOSITION TO NEW BUILDINGS   Governor-Elect Would Delay Stete Structures Until Costs Go Down

HOME OFTEN TO BLAME FOR JUVENILE GRIME   Bristol Travel Club Is Told By Miss Winifred C. Todd  SPANKINGS IN ORDER

TELLS ACTIVITIES OF CASE WORKING AGENCY   Miss W. C. Todd Places Blame for Juvenile Delin quency on Parents TRAVEI CILIRORATOAD

TEMPERATURES:   Action Is Climax To Bitter Fight; Foster Appointed

DECLARE TRUMAN ADMITS FAILURE   REPUBLICANS SAY REMOVAL OF MEAT PRICE CONTROLS COMES “TOO LATE.”

Truman's Ac! Regarded as ‘Too Late’   Republicans Term Movement as Confessing Failure

President's Action Too Late, GOP Say      Democrats Agree. Decor —trolof-Meats is-Prop=er Procedure

CONFESSION OF FAILURE, SAYS GOP OF TRUMAN   Industry Hails Removal Of Controls From Meat, Livestock

‘Too Late,’ Asserts GOP: Right Course, Democrats Respond   Comments on President's Speech on Meat Varv

Urges Work Be Offered To Handicapped Persons   Many Veterans Acquired Some Handicap As Result Of War

Says. His Remarks on Unfaithfulness and Forgiving and Forgetting Were’ Misunderstood —“Did Not Mean Infidelity,

Serious View of Divorce Problem Urged By Judge; Forgiving Suggested

Truman Makes Flight To Missouri Sunday   President. Visits His Mother; To Speak at College Today

President Flies To Kansas City To Visit Mother   Iruman Will Make Brie Speech Today af William Jewell College

Army Lowers Standards To Get More Men   25,000 Iowans Affected; Local Boards Get Instructions from State

California Runs Gauntlet of Weather’s Worst in Record Rain, Snow, Heat, Fog

France Regime Is Providing Workmen Free Food Rations   Administration Prepares To Strengthen Itself With Spanish People

SUGAR STAMP 49 GOOD TO SEPT. 30    Extend Validity'of Sugar Stamp ?Another Month to Accommo. date Shortage Cases.

Secretary Of War Endorses Merger Plans   Parallel Sta tement js Lacking from Secretary of Nayy

TRUMAN MERGER PLAN APPROVED   Patterson Agrees With President; Forrestal  Maintains Silence

Truman's Merge! Plan Supported  Secretary Patterson Pledges Full Aid

rT eee ee ae ae ee ae ae ee  Navy's ‘A’ Bomb Test . Site In Pacific Far From Pdpulated Area

Tests to Be ‘Far Away’   Bikini Atoll Long Way From Anywhere, Native Dwellers to Be Cared For

PAW DELEGATES READY FOR BOL!   Convention {Is Expected te Call for Withdrawal From AFL

PMW Special Parley Studies Belt from AFL   See Fireworks On Proposal for Joinina the ClO

Bl fatrodaced In the Senate   Ask Truman Whether He Plans Loans For Other Foreian Lands

British Loan Hits Double Snag Today   Committee Actions Mixed; Final Vote Unlikely Before Late Summer or Fall

Truman’s British Loan Legislation In Senate’s Hands   Formally Introduced House Member Asks Whether President  Has Other Requests

Credit For Britain To Be Delayed   Washington (/P)—Senalor Bilbo (D-Miss.) announced today that he Intended to fight against the proposed British loan “until hel] frecses over.”

 Follows National Trend ‘Missouri Crime In Increase  For First Six Months of 1946

Crime Gains in Missourt, FBI-Reports   Increase Over First Six Months of 1945 Follows U.S. Trend

NO IMMEDIATE COTTON PRICE ACTION SEEN   Truman Has the Market Situation Under Advisement, but Is Not Expected to Make Any Moves Today.

Truman Takes Cotton Price  Issue In Hane   No Immediate Government Action Expected Ts Major Exchanges Reopen For Trading   Steelman Is Also Studying Matter   Top Level OPA Official: Line Up Against Yanking Ceiling From Man afactured Products

Exchanges Opening  Brakes on Cotton Prices Expected From Government

MILL BUYING HELPS PRICES   President Truman Takes Cotton Situation ‘Under Advisement’  SEE NO ACTION SOON

DE GAULLE MAY TAKE THE REINS   Events Suggest Genera] Preparing To Resume Leadership In French Crisis.   —BY DEWITT MACKENZIE— AP Foreioen Affairs Analvat.

France Held Yet Unstable Politically.   ltnatio, Crtient: De Gaulle May Yet Emerge As Leader Of Fourth Republic Now In Process of Being Formed

GENERAL CHARLES DE GAULLE IN POSITION TO RE-GAIN STANDING ‘AS FRENCH GOVERNMENT LEADER

ANCIENT PAGEANT STAGED IN LONDON   Huge Crowds Witness Hisforic Lord Meovor’s Parade

Shortage Of Meats Worse Than In War   Growing Shortage Appears To Be Worse, in Numerous Cities. Than During Period  of Rationing.

Situation Worse Than War Time   Chicago Offers a Few Chickens and Sausage

HOUSEWIVES FACE MEATLESS MENUS   Shorfage Worse Than Dur: ing Wartime Rationing —

Meatless Menus Adopted In Many Sections Of Nation As Supply In Markets Dwindles

Shortage to Grow Worse Over Nation   Price Increase Asked To Kill Black Market; Butcher Shops Bare

Worst Meat Famine Near   Shortage in Many Cities More Acute Than in Many Years

Meat Situation Growing Worse   Many Sections Without Entirely; OPA Being Blamed

Butchers’ Shelves Are Bare   SOME CITIES HAVE LESS MEAT THAN DURING WAR

7 Meatless Menus Feature Nation's ‘Eating In Wake Of Black Market

Meatless Menus Necessary In Many Sections   Meat Shortage Much Worse In Numerous Cities

Many Sections Of Nation Face Meatless Menu   Price Controls Responsible for Black Market

MEAT FAMINE GROWS IN U. S; OPA ASSAILED   Senator Sees End of Legal Supply in 30 Days Unless Controls Go.

Meat Shortage Now More Critical Than During Ration Days   Big Packers Can’t Compete With Black Market Slaughterers

United Against Soviet Demands  On Dardanelles   U.S.A. and Great ‘Britain Have Decided to Meet Russia Squarely  on Issue

Powers Revise Armistice Terms To Assist Italy   ‘Big Four’ Meet . Ends in Deadlock On Peace Treaties

Peace Parley In Paris Breaks Up In Discord    Still Deadlocked On Major Issues In Peace Treaties For Italv. Balkans

Big 4 Adjourns Still Deadlocked   Ministers Will Try Once More on June 15

BlG-4 PARLEY IS ADJOURNED   Ministers End Meeting With Deadlock Existing Over All Major Issues

Big 4 Foreign Envoys Break Off Conference   Ministers Deadlocked Over Peace Treaties For Italy, Balkans; Meet Again June 15

Ministers End Paris Parley   Powers, Deadlocked, Take Recess Until June 15

Major Issues Remain  to Be Settled   Byrnes and Aides Will Return From Europe Today

Big Four Recess Still Deadlocked On Italy, Balkans  m Letstebemabaae of   Russians Finally Agree To Investigation of German Disarmament

ope To Get Increase In  FSA Loans On Farms   Utstrips Present Govemnment Limit:  ; In Prices of Land

FSA Loans Found ToBe Insufficient To Purchase Farms  County Committee _ Recommends Boost.  - To $15,000 Limit

FSA Loans Found To Be Insufficient To Purchase Farms  County Committee Recaommendea Ronat.

intimidation Allegations Investigated   Senators Hear Nesro Voters

byrnes sure of agreement on A-enerey  Issue decisive in  UNO delegation

U.S. Plans To Train Chinese  Army Killed   Mounting Civil War Puts Congress In No Mood To Help: No Change In Policy

AS CIVIL WAR MOUNTS American Training for Big Chinese Army Is Delayed

GOP CONVENTION ON SEPTEMBER 11   Fred Johnson Renamed State Committee Chairman At Capital Session

SEEK GLUES IN GEORGIA BLAZE   50-75 Guests Escape  Injurv in Hotel Fire

LaGuardia Terms New Plan ‘Break’   Wheat May Be Sold To CCC for Relief Use

SEAMEN MAKE. NEW THREATS  OF WALKOUTS   UNION OFFICIAL SAYS STRIKE OF ALL ORGANIZED LABOR IN NATION MAY  ' BE ASKED

SETTLEMENT OF WALKOUT NEAR   Government Formula Ac cepted By Pacific Merchant Officers

Fear-Crazed  Negroes Riot; G2 Arrested. .   Tennessee Town Scene Of All-Night Battle; Seven Wounded

State Guardsmen Rushed to Scene   62 Negroes Arrested After Night of Rioting and Blcodshed in Which Seven Men Were Wounded

RACE RIOT IN TENNESSEE IS NBER CONTROL   Seven Persons Wounded; Sixty Two Negroes Under Arrest.

SEVEN HURT TODAY AFTER RACE RIOTS IN COLUMBIA. TENN   500 State Guardsmen In Area To Prevent Disorders.   GUNS ARE TAKEN FROM NEGRO MEN   Variety of Weapons Are Found by Police In Search.

Five Hundred State Guardsmen Patrol Streets — Sixty-five Negroes Under Arrest — Twelve Charged with “Attempted Murder.”

Negro Mobs Formed After lynch Report   Battle Starts After Attack on Radio Repairman

Raid 2 Block Negro “Mink Slide” Area: Arrest Sixty-Five   Altercation Between Navy Vet, Negress and Son: 7 Wounded

Russia Opposes All Attempts to Change UN Veto   Statement by  Sovie' Delegation Comes Unexpectedly

Soviets Oppose Attempts To Discard Veto   Firm Restatement Of Policy Made; Is Unexpected

Russia Opposes Debate on Vete   Denounces Attempts T Change System

USSR Denounces U. N. Veto Fight   Assembly Hears Gromyko Blast As Ministers Take Up Issue 

Russia Holds Firmly to UN  Veto Power   Proposals to Alter Unanimity Rule Draw Denunciation

Soviet Russia Again Scores Veto Changes      Attempts to Discard Present System Stoutly Denounced .

Reds Score Attempt To Change Veto Use   Gromyko Voices Soviet Opposition To Any Revision Of U. N. Charter

Russians Stand Firm for Veto.  But Lose on Vote  U.N. Assembly Adopts   U.N. Assembly Adopts French Plan for Talks  On Controversial Issue

Russia Firm Against Any Change in  Veto Svstem   Policy Restatement Denounces Moves, Rules Out Even Talkine About It

REDS DENOUNCE EFFORTS 10 TOSS ASIDE U.N. VET   Declare System Should Remain Unchanged — Drematic Statement Comes Unexpectedly.   OPPOSES DISCUSSION OF QUESTION BY BIG 5   Russia Restates Policy as Foreign Ministers Gather : to Consider Small Nations’ Complaints.

Soviets Assail All Attempts To Alter Veto   French Proposal Is Adopted by UN with  5 Nations Abstaining

Rocket to Travel Upward 100 Miles   Stratosphere to Be Pierced for Record Height in April Tests is Announced

U. Strike New: York: Stops Wires   0 Telegraph Work Walk Out = Com any Rifusss to Give Raise

Strike Cuts New York City From Rest of Nation   600,000 May Support Workers of Union Now Out

New York Cui Off From World   600,000 Others May Walkout; Action Would Cripple Lineg

SEEK SUPPORT IN WU STRIKE   CIO Leaders Say Sympathy Walkouts May Affect 600,000 Others

Toll Expected To Go Higher At Weekend  Ohio Leads The Nation With 17; Tavae faunmte R

Holiday Death Toll Climbs to 162; Far Below Safety Council Estimate

Holiday Death Toll Climbing; 162 Lose Lives   Traffic Accidents Lead; — Drownings, Fireworks -— Contribute

Holiday Mishaps Cost 162 Deaths   Violent Fatalities Below Expectations

162 Fatalities Over the Fourth   Violent Deaths. ‘Are Fewer Than Had:. Been Expected. -

Death Toll on 4th Lower Than Safety Council’s Forecast   Traffic Fatalities Down as Nation Enjoys Safe and Sane Holiday

Deaths Over th Holiday Reach A Total of 162   Toll Below Estimate of Safety Council; 73 Traffic Victims

Fourth Deaths Under Estimate   162 Killed, Far. Below Forecast of  Safety Council

Fourth Of July Death Toll For Nation Placed At 142   Total Is Below Pre-Holiday Estimates; Michigan Counts Three Traffic Deaths And Eight Drownings: Ohio Leads List

Toll For Fourth Over U. 5. Less Than Predicted  ualties Well cose Year Ago

142 Persons Die During Holiday   Death Toll Seen As Low During Celebration

Traffic Accidents Head Holiday _ List That Reveals 142 Lives Lost

Violent: Deaths for - me 163 as ‘Nation Counts Fourth of July Toll

TOLL OF HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS BELOW SAFETY FORECAST   Fireworks Cause Some Deaths Highway Accidents: Lead In. Death Count --

Holiday Death Toll Set At 142   Investigation Of Illinois Munitions Men Continues

AL IN STATE DIE BY CAR ACCIDENTS   Fatalities in'U. S.. Fall Far Below Safety  Caine te Beccance

July Fourth Death Toll Reaches 162   Seventy-Three Killed In Series Of Automobile Accidents

‘TOLL UNDER ESTIMATE   162 Persons Have Been Killed so Far in Fourth Celebration

Comparative Safe And Sane Fourth Of July Holiday Celebrated By The Nation   Toll OF Violent Deaths For Below Estimate Forecast By Safety Council

Holiday Deaths Below Estimate  Traffic Accidents Lead in 142 Toll

Holiday Death Toll Mounts   163 Fatalities Reported But Figure Is Far Below Forecast

Bill Replacing J P Courts  Becomes Law  Broad Reform  Of New State

YUGOSLAV TRAITOR IS EXECUTED   Firing Squad Ended Mikhailovitch’s Life Today

' — ‘TRAITORS’ —  Chetnik Leader, 8 ‘Aids Shot   Executions Take Place Behind Prison Walls

AUSTRIAN TOPICS NEW DISCUSSION OF MINISTERS   No Agreement On Germany In Short Session

BIG FOUR ENDS TALKS ON REICH WITHOUT PACT   Agree to Name Group to Study Coal Output in Germany

Foreien Ministers Fail To Agree On German Issues  Byrnes Presents American Plan

Byr mes: nes Supports Soviet Request Fc or Central Administration Of Reich; Bri itain- Flatly. Objects   Britain Stirs Alarm by Threat To Rebuild German Industries in  _ Ruhr Area of British Zone.

President Says Nation Due Big Carryover Ever Tf Export Goals Met

Farmers Face Possibility Of Corn, Wheat Surpiluses; Grain Restrictions Easead

MAC’ TELLS JAPS TO CLEAN HOUSE   2 Far-Reaching Directives ~ Demand Purge of War Element

MacArthur Wants House Cleaning Of War Leaders   New Year's Directives Carries Out Terms of Potsdam

MARTHUR ORDERS JAPAN TO CLEAN POLITICAL HOUSE   Allied Commander Calls for Removal From Oftice of Those Who Led Nation Into War.   MILITARIST GROUPS MUST BE ABOLISHED   Directives Go Further Than Preceding Ones in Carrying Out Terms of Potsdam Declaration.

ORDER PURGE OF JAP GOVT   All With Military Leaning Must Go, MacArthur Says  In New Directive

CLEAN HOUSE, JAPAN IS TOLD   Far - Reaching Directive Issued By General MacArthur

MacArthur To Oust Japanese War Officials      Orders Include Abolish. ment of Terrorism, Militarism

Mac Tells Nips To Clean House   Purge Ordered of Leader: Who Put Tanan in Wax

Harmonious Relations - Between Russia and  - Western Allies ‘Hinge On Success of Parley

Relations Of Big Three  Nears Crisis   Fortheoming Showdown In Paris Must Rank Among Most Important; Peace Of World At Stake In Conferences

SETTLEMENT Ih WEEK-OLD HARI COAL WALKOU]   Concessions To Miner: Will Cost Between 50 And 60 Millions   31 PER TON BOOST IN PRICE FORECAST

Coal Contract To Inelude Health Fund  ‘To Cost 50 Million And Public To Pay  Omeratare Sav

Union Workers To Get 18 1-2¢ Wage Increase      Operators Estimate Cost of Coal Will Increase Dollar a Tan

ANTHRACITE STRIKE IS SETTLED   Miners Will Return to Work Monday at 181/«  Increase, Welfare Fund

Miners Will Get Health-Welfare Fund, 18 1-2 Cents An Hour Pay Hike   UMW Official Says Mer Will Be Told To Return to Work Monday   AGREEMENT PARALLELS SOFT COAL CONTRACT   Three Trustees, Two Named by Lewis, Will Administer Fund

UNION CALLS WORKERS 10 PITS MONDAY   Miners Get 18!/2 Cents Pay Increase And Welfare Fund

Men To Return To Work Monday  Contract Parallels Soft Caal Aareement

Union Accepts Hard Coal Paet   Owners Sign Coutract For Pay Boost

Strike Settled After Shutdown Of One Week   Agreement Reached On Basis of 18'/2c Per Hour Increase,  And Health Fund

Miners Return Monday; To Get Special Funds   Operators in Anthracite Field. Agree of New Contract

Bewildered by  Huge Price His Steer Brought   Fifteen-Year-Old Boy Goes Home With Check for $44,375

Animal Owned by Jack Hoffman, lowa, Brings World Record Price of $35.50 Pound at Auction

PRIZE STEE BRINGS $44 375   15-Year-Old Boy Gets Check as Animal Sells for World Record,

BOY, 15, GETS $44.375 CHECK   lowa Lad Receives That Sum For Grand Champion Steer

Champ Steer Nets $44,375  lowa Champ Boy’s Grand   lowa Champ Boy’s Grand Hereford Sets World Record Price

VORLD RECORD PRICE ¥ S PAID FOR STEERIII   ICE  McDONALD CAMPAIGNS ERIIN RURAL DISTRICTS      344.375 Is Forked Over To Tows Youth For His Grand Champion Hereford

Champ Steer Nets $44,375   lowa Champ Boy’s Grand Hereford Sets World Record Price

PEACE PARLEY WARNED TO DO LASTING JOB   Momentous Conference Formally Opens In Luxembourg Palace In Paris.

Hive Nations Hope To Get Final Drafts   Byrnes Expects Big Four Session During Conference

French Premier-President Warns Treaty Makers To Avoid Versailles Errors   Luxembourg Site Of Conference   Colorful Gendarmes Stand Guard As Delegates From 21 Nations Convene

Bidault Warns © Against Second Versailles Treaty   French Delegate Welcomes Repre: To Parley at Luxembourg Palace

Public To Get Treaty Draft Texts Tuesday   Historic 2-Nation Meet Opens In Paris With Warning By Bidault

Bidault . Warns . Of Need.For “More -. Lasting Job”   NR BA ak ar cheek ame oad  Luxembourg  Palace Is Scene Of Momentous’ Gathering ©

11-Nation Peace Parley Opens   French Minister in Plea That Delegates Reach Full Accord

Bidault in Challenge To Meeting   Says It Must Do Better Job Than Versailles Treaty’s Authors.

Bidault Tells Peace Conference Delegates They Must Do Better Job Than Was Done at Versailles   Evatt Voices Strong Plea for Equal Rights for Small Nations; Argues About Procedure Group

Paris Peace Conference Is Opened   French President Warns Treaty Makers They Must Improve on 1918

Delegates Are Warned Not To Repeat Errors   Sun Breaks Through As Meeting Is Begun

Must Improve Peace of WWI,  Bidault Warns Conference   Won't Write Treaties

 BRITISH-U. S. UNIFIED GERMAN ZONE GETS O.K. DO BETTER JOB THAN IN 1919, TREATY MEN TOLD

FINAL PEACE CONFERENCE AT PARIS BEGINS   Bidault Warns Against Repeating Mistakes of Ver gattles

‘Luxembourg Palace In Paris Is Scene of Gathering; Welcome Address Given By French Minister Georges Bidault   BRILLIANT SUNNY WEATHER RECORDED

World Peace Body Warned Task Is Vast   Bidault Presides, Pledges Full ¥rench Co-oneration

DELEGATES = TOLD THEY FACE PROBLEM   Bidault Welcomes l Delegates On Behalf of France

Bidault Opens Paris Peace Conference   21 Nations Warned Better Job Than Last Time Needed

Stalin's Policy Speech _ Viewed as Bid for Peace   Officials Study Newest Soviet Pronouncement for Possible Implications

RUNAWAY GIRL SETS 11 FIRES.   Calls Police and Confesses — Says She Wanted to Embarass Parents,

Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Co. Plans to Suspend All Operations

D. &C., Oldest Lake Line, Going Out Of Business   Fleet Of Five Big Ships Will Be Put Up For Sale; General Manager Declares Union Wage Demands Forced Action

‘Sampson Readied For Colleve Role   Veterans’ Groups Condemn Criticism Of Dewey Plan

Picnic Party Burns Trees In State Park, Paid $106. 70: Another Dumped Rubbish

PICNIC GROUP IS FINED FOR DAMAGI   ‘Chairman of Trenton Picnic Group Pays $100 Fine ) and Costs of $6.70

A JOPLIN MAN KILLED IN BANK ROBBERY ATTEMPT   Ralph &vis Shot at Glencoe, Okla.; Companion Escapes.

Seek One-Year Bill Acceptable To President   Opposition by Sen. O'Daniel ‘Delays Measure

louse Passes Exfension for 20 Days   O’Daniel, Wherry Prevent Similar Senate Action

STOP-GAP OPA MEASURES ARE AGAIN BLOCKED   House-Approved Exten- sion Bills Fail To Reach Committee

Senate Blocks OPA Stop-Gap   Congress Will Try For Extension Asked By Truman

Senators Delay Revival of OPA   Texan Balks Move To Send House Bill To Committee.

Quick Senate Vote On OPA Act Blocked   Higher Taxes Held Certain Unless Government Bars Skyrocketing Prices

O'DANIEL AND WHERRY STOP TWO OPA BILLS   Administration Will! Try for Full Year OPA Extension

CORW LOANS NOW AVAILABLE FOR FAYETTE FARMERS   MARRIAGE LICENSES

AAA Corn Loans Now Available   Can Be Made Until July31; Rate Is $1.09 Per  RBushel

19 Cent Price For Milk Seen   Conferences in All 17 Marketing Areas Of State Planned

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‘President Will Leave ‘Military Merger For Congress Action   Executive Rejects Suggestion That He Order Combination of Army, Navy Forces; Move Is Announced After Meeting of Chiefs

Truman Expected To Let Congress Decide On Merger   Foes Of Army-Navy Unification Cheered -By Hint

Merger Foes Believe Truman  To Await Action By Congress   White House Announces President, Aides ‘Discuss Legislation To Present New Body

Foes Of Army-Navy Merger Cheered At Possible Delay  In Beginning Unification

‘Decides Against Executive Order... .  Hinted Truman To Wait ‘For Congress To Vote ‘On Army - Navy Merger

Hosier y Relief On Way; Men Will Get Suits   OPA Price Policy Altered To Free Thousands Of Hoarded Garments

U.S, TO RELIEVE LACK OF NYLONS   OPA TO GIVE MORE YARN: TO _ MANUFACTURERS

U.S. Moves to Relieve Shortage Of Needed Mens, Women’s Clothe:      Rayon Yarn Allocation Plan Drafted; Prices of Suits Upped 5 Per Cent by OPA

HOSIERY ‘THAW’ NEXT U, S, AIM   OPA Offers New Markup Plat To Speed Output Of Men’s Clothing

OPA Revises Men's Clothing Prices   CPA Studies Hosiery Relief Plan

Plan to Relieve Shortage of Women's Hose   Govt. Announces New Price Program For Men’s Clothing

OPA Allot Rayon for Hose   Cost-Plus Markup Formula to Put More Clothing on Shelves

GOVT TAKES UP PROBLEM OF HOSIERY   F ollows Action To Revise Men’s Clothing Prices

Americans On Move Once More   Setting Peace-Time Record For Travel And Vacationing This Year

TRAVEL RECORD IS BEING SET IN UNITED STATES   Vacationers Taking To Roads In Record Numbers This Year; May Break All Rec ords

Kaltenbach Dead, Reds Tell Yanks   dowan Wanted by U.S. As Broadcaster of Nazi Propaganda.

ClO ACCUSES AUTO COMPANY OF STALLING   U. S. May Intervene In Dairy Strike At Detroit

Bidault Seems Certain Of  Election   Prepared To Form One-Party Cabinet

Russia Is Reported Ready to Support Emergency Food Fund Opposed by America

TOLEDO VOTES _ PAYROLL TAX      MAJORITY OF THOSE ‘WHO VOTED IN REFERENDUM YESTERDAY APPROVED  CITY TAX PLAN

Heil Candidate In 1948, He Says   Governorship of State His Goal Then, Word

Heil Says He Will Run Again for Governor in ‘Campaign 2 years Hence

OHIO EDISON PACT REACHED   Union Still Demands One Cent More From Dayton Utility Firm

Senate Votes Fund for Housing   Senate Approves ‘Appropriation; Subsidy Debated

HOME BUILDING FUND APPROVED   Temporary Housing For Veterans Families To Cost $253,727,000

Battle For Governor To Hold Spotlight   Polls To Open At 8 O'Clock Today; More Than 1,190,000 Votes Seen ©

Byrnes Strikes At Power Bloc Peace Policies   Firm Foreign Stand Seen as Answer To Sen. Vandenberg

Asks Legion Act _ As ‘Watchdogs’ For GI's Rights   Wants Monthly Report On -VA Aetivities Issued By National Headquarters’

LEGION TO CALL FOR VA REPORT   Bradley May Be Asked To Sub. mit Monthly Statement To John Stelle

Key To Harmony Among Mankind Is Understanding Of Others, Dr. Evans Declares

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BANKING ON NEW. LIFE— OPA Rushes Plans To Put US Back Under June 30 Ceilings

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OPA Ready To Put Price Ceiling Back; House Passes Bill   Truman May Get Much-Mangled Compromise Measure Soon; Vote In Senate Due By Nightfall

Would Restore Rent Ceilings at June 30 Level   Most Other Items Would Have Same Maximum, Temporarily

June 30 Price Ceilings Will Be Back Again   Major Food Items Are To Be- Exempt LlInei] Auaust 20

—OPA GETS SEL TO RETURN TO Lith June 30 Price Ceilings. Will Return If Bill To Revive Agency Is Passed  Order Already Prepared To Roll Back Rents In All Areas Throughout Nation

OPA Plans to Push Prices Back To June Levels Where Possible; ~ Order Fixing Rents Is Prepared

OPA Rushes Plans To Put Mucl Of U.S. Back Under Controls   Rents To Be Thrown Back To June 30 Level; Major Food Items Unaffected Before Aug. 20

Speed Plans For Revival Of OPA   May Revive Most June 30 Ceilings

OPA Planning To Use June 30 Pricing Levels  "But Mo st Ceilin ings  Wt Re Tamnranrary

Former Controls Will Apply Until New Schedule Worked Out   Meats Go Free . Until Aug. 20   Officials Still Uneertain How Some Provisions Of  Bill Will Apply

OPA Has Program Ready For New  Control Measure   Agency Has Rent Order Ready To Reestablish Ceilings Of June 30

Price Ceilings Will Be Clamped Back on In Every Category Permitted to OPA Now

Asency Plans To Ko'l Prices Back To June Level  Many Ceilings To Be Temporary

O. P. A., Planning On New Legal Life, To Reestablish June 30 Ceiling Prices

OPA RUSHES PLANS TO RESTORE MANY PRICE CONTROLS   Ceilings in Many Cases Wil Be Higher Than June 30 Mavimum —-

House Approves Revival;  Agency Rushes Plans To Slap Back Many Controls

AGENCY PLANS. TO USE JUNE 30 PRICE TAGS   Officials Banking on Swift  Action By Senate, Truman. . an Bavival Rill!

OPA OFFICIALS MAP PROGRAM   Price Bosses Rush Plans To  Restore Ceilings

ACROSS BOARD’ ONTROLS READY   DPA Passage To Be Signal For Ceilings

Banking on New Lite for Agency, Arrangements Are Made to Roll Back Most Prices To July 1 Position; Control Is Split With Decontrol Board. Aa Unit

OPAPLANS T0 LOWER PRICES   To Return to June Level Pending New Ceilings

June 30 Price Line to Hold  Temporarily   Proposed Law Would Exempt Major Food Items from Control  Until August 20

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS NOW FREE REPUBLIC   Happy Filipinos Celebrate Start of New Era; Truman Pledges Aid

New Car Price: Set at June 30 Ceiling Levels   Move Temporary; Rise is Seen in Cost of Clothing

Order Applies to All Deliveries After July 25; Clothing Boost 15 to 20 Pet.

PORTER WARNS SOME PRICES TO KEEP UP CLIMB   OPA Administrator Says Bil Will Prevent ‘Runawav inflation’

CEILING PRICES ARE RESTORED ON NEW AND OLD CARS   OPA Announced Today the Ceiling Would Be As of June 30.   HIGHER PRICES SOON   All Transactions Now Must Conform to June 30 Prices.

Auto Ceilings Returned; See Increase Soon   Officials Forecast Clothing Price Rise Of 15 To 20  Percent,

Porter Predicts Clothing Rise, Some Inflation  New Automobiles Expected To Go Up $100, Second Hond

Group Given Powers to Restore Price:   New Autos Back Under June 30 Ceilings Pending New Schedule

Ceilings On New Autos Reimposed   But Higher Price Sched ule Coming; Clothing Te Rise Sharply.

OPA Directs Price Orders After Revival   Many Items Revert to June 30 Ceiling; Boost Cost of Shoes, Coal, Oil Burners, Building Materials

Price Men Forsee Cost of Living Will Bring Trouble  to Americans ]

—Living Expenses— Auto Prices Revert   OPA Car Ceilings Drop Temporarily; Cost Of Clothing To Increase

OPA To Boost; Farm Machine And Car Prices   Porter Says Increases Based On Ceilings Effective on June 30

New Autos At Levels Of June 30   Higher Schedule Comes Later; 4 Percent Used Car Cut.

Car Prices Go Back To Old Ceilings   OPA Restores June 30 Levels---New Car Hike Later  Is in Prospect

Increases Seen Shortly in Clothing Costs   President Appoints Three Men ta Decontrol Board

LATER ON NEW MODELS   Until Change Comes, Units” Must Be Sold at Old Ceilings, Regardless of. Agreements Made Dur« ing OPA-less Period.

JUNE 30 PRICE CEILINGS FOR NEW CARS BACK   Will Apply Pending Issuance of Revised, Higher Car Prices

Porter Pleads for Help of Americans to Hold Inflation   Says Some Prices Will Climb, But Runaway Hikes to Stop

Most Goods Revert To Old Ceilings; Gasoline Prices Boosted Slightly, Effective Today

COAL, SHOES, OTHER ITEMS: ALREADY UP   Reborn OPA Prepares to Authorize Shortly Increases on Thousands of Articles,   $100 RISE SEEN ON MOTOR CARS   Taft Accuses Truman of Bringing About Inflation by Action in Recent Controversy.

CEILINGS REMAIN — ON MOST GOODS   Tremendous Show Of Vitality Marks End Of 25-DayLapsee Of Activity

AMONG ITEMS ~TOCOST MORE   Ceilings Are Removed On Wide Range Of Household Goods

15 To 20 Percen Hike In Clothing  Prices Forecast   OPA Plows Ahead With New Price Increase Orders: 40 Due Today

Porter Sees Runaway of Prices Blocked   “New OPA Cannot Avoid Some Rises— More Orders Pend

OPA Ups Long List of Ceilings   Reborn Agency Hikes, Wipes Out Limits on Thousands of Items

OPA CHIEF SEES CLOTHING PRICE RISE OF 15-207.   Porter, However, Believes New Controls Will Balk ‘Runaway Inflation’

Auto Ceilings Restored, But Hike Imminent   New OPA To Prevent Runaway Inflation, But Some Goods Rise

Prices Raised On Many Items By Reborn OPA   Revival Brings Large Batches of New Orders on the First Day

Price Orders Pour Out in Large ‘Batches From OPA   First Day of Agency’s New Life Is Busiest of Turbulent Career as Controls Are Returned

EARLY MARK-UPS ON CLOTHING ARE SEEN BY PORTER   OPA CHIEF APPEALS FOR CONSUMER HELP TO CURB INFLATION

OPA PLOWS ON WITH PLANS TC PERMIT RAISES   Thirty To Forty Ceiling Actions Expected To Be Issued During Day By Revived OPA; Some Necessities Exempt.

INew Autes Under June 30 Prices   Ceiling Will Apply Pending Issuance of Higher  Schedule; Used Cars  hreo Dawn

Clothing Cost Boost Among New Orders   Revived Price Unit Continues Pouring Revamped Ceilings

OPA to Stop Runa Inflation Says Porter        New Autos Back at June 30 Levels; Used Cor Ceilings Down; Clothing Cost to Rise

CLOTHING COST IS EXPECTED _ TO CLIMB   \increase. Of 15 To 20 Per Cent Forecast   MEASURE SEEN   By Administrator Porter As Protection To Millions Of Americans

Clothing” Price To Be Raised   Increases Of 15 To 20 Per Cent Forecast; New Ceiling Action Rv OPA Duo

OPA CHANGES CBILING ON MANY ARTICLES   Prices Ge Up on Shoes, Oi! Burners, Coal and Other Items

Reborn OPA Releases Thousands Of Orders as New Bill Becomes Law Despite Truman ‘Reluctance’

Deals Made Since July 1 Must Conform, Agency Warns; Porter Hopeful Runaway Inflation Halted: Sees Clothing Prices Hiked

COSTS OF NEW CLOTHING WILL ADVANCE 20%   OPA Agency Works Fast To Revive Ceilings On Several Items

EXPECT BOOS] FOR NEW CARS OF ABOUT SION   Forecast Clothing Price Rises of 15-20 Per Cont  ‘Under Revival Measure

Car Ceilings at June 30 Level  Higher Prices on New Automobiles Expected

Revived OPA Works Hard on New Orders   Thirty to Forty Price Increase Orders Due Today—143 Signed and Issued on Friday

New Car Prices Put Back Under  Former Ceilings   Higher Prices Are Forthcoming To Restore Dealers’ Profit Margin;  Clothing Slated To Cost More

Reborn OPA Is Pouring Out Price Orders in Great Show of Vitality

Roll-Back On Car  Prices .  New Cars to June 30 Levels Till Revised Price Is Set; Clothing Is Biggest OPA Worry

PRICE ORDER COME FAST IN BUSY OPA DA\   MOST GOODS BACK TO CEILINGS OF JUNE 30

— CLOTHING TO BE HIGHER —  Auto Ceiling Prices Back at June Levels

New Automobiles Back Under OPA  Ceilings of June  Prices of Clothing; Other Goods Will Rise Very Shortly

Hurry to Restore  OPALid on Goods      Rises of 15 to 20 Per Cent in Clothing Prices . Forecast   A CEILING-FREE LIST   New Decontrol Board to Rule on Meat and Dairy Products

New Autos Stay Under June 30 Price Ceiling Until Figures Revised

OPA Issues More Price Increases: Clothes Go Up  No Appointments — Yet On 3-Member Decontrol Board 

143 Directives Assued Under New Law Either Raise Prices or Take Items Off Control; Many More Orders To Be Made Soon By Pricing Agency

CLOTHING PRICE INCREASE SEEN   Porter Says OPA Will Check _ ‘Runaway Inflation’

Thirty to Forty New Ceiling Actions Due to Be Issued Today To Comply With Revived Controls.   AWAIT NAMING OF DECONTROL BOARD

Rice Chosen By Democrats   Unanimous Choice for Party’s Nomination For Governor

HUGHES FIGHTS FOR LIFE TODAY   Multimillionaire Executive Now Wants Oxygen Tent Made Into Business Office

Howard Hughes Transacts Deals In Oxygen Tent   Millionaire Sportsman Still Has 50-50 Chance For Life After Crash

Hughes, Critically Hurt, Tries to Make Oxygen Tent Business Office   PENICILLIN BEING GIVEN TO HUGHES

Hughes Puts Life in Peril  by Activity   Business Associates Flock to Bedside; Doctor Horrified

Bowles Fears Restrictions  In House Bill   Barkley Sees ‘Fair’ Chance For Senate To Vote Full Year

Battered OPA Bill Sent For Senate Action   Bowles Says Controls Can. not be Maintained Under New Bill

OPA Bill Is Sent Reeling to Uncertain Fate  Overwhelming Vote Seen as Defeat for Administration

House Sends Battered OPA Bill to Senate   Bowles Doesn’t See How Price Controls Can Be Maintained: Ends Subsidy Jan. 1

OPA Bill Is Sent Reeling io ‘Uncertain Fate  Overwhelming Vote Seen as Defeat

Senate Inherits OPA Measure   Battered Bill Passes House Over Protest

Bowles Sees End Of Price Controls   Administration Leaders Confidently Hope For Senate Fight Aqainst Restrictions

Warren Asks Rent Freeze for 90 Days   Adjustment Would Then Be Made in Individual Cases

Sparks Calls For Medical Care Adequate For All  Governor Addresses First Doctors To Graduate In State

Sparks Asks Forlmproved  Medical Care   Failure To Provide It Will Bring Socialized Medicine, Governor Warns

Dollar Shrinks to 69 Cents   : May Go Down Further ; Before Recovery. Is Bureau Warning

BENDIX RACERS HEADING EAST   First Speedster Expected About 2 p. m. :

60,000 Jam Airport For Finish In  Bendix Race   Opening Day of the National Air Speed Classic Attracting Crowd at Cleveland

Pilots Poised For Air Race   California-to-Ohio Feature Opens Show

GOVERNMENT ATTACK ON KALGAN REPORTED   Offensive Against Communists Gets Under Way

Portal Pay for 10 Years Asked   Mine Workers Serve Notice on Du Pont For Pay

CIO OPENS FIRE ON COMPANIES   Research Experts Claim Economic Power Largely in 8 Financial Groups

Family Blocs Feared by CIO   Consideration Is Urgec For Pohlic Ownershin

CIO Claims Big Companies Get Surplus Goods   Research Experts Assert Greater Regulation Business May Become  . POPSEAryY

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DIES IN ARIZONA   Mrs. Susan Underwood Was One of Founders of Well Known Firm

The War Between China and Japan is Over, but Chinese Still Like to Fight Japs

 Gold Crested Invitations Again  First Full White House Social Season Since 1939 Is Planned

TRUMANS ARRANGE SOCIAL PROGRAM   PEACE BRINGS RESUMPTION ON FULL SCALE WHITE HOUSE RECEPTIONS.

White House Social Season Begins Nov. 26   First Since 1939 When Hitler  Invaded Poland

Get Out The White Tie And Tails, Ma, Harry's Having Some Company

Gold Crested Invitations ef President and Mra. Truman Will Cicew Jate Soon

AWAIT. WORD ON RED DEPARTURE   RUSSIANS PRESUMED TO HAVE LEFT IRAN

‘HOUSING BILL UP FOR TRUMAN 0. K,   Emergency Measure Accompanied By Protests

BUILDING BILL AT WHITE HOUSE   Non-Residential  Construction Complaints Follow

House Building Drive Blocked  CPA Is Criticized On Material Drain

Emergency Housing Bill Finally Reaches President  Complaints Are Hearc About Amount of Nonhome Building

TRUMAN GETS HOUSING BILI   Authorities Complain: Of Amount Of Non-Residential Building

Housing Bill Passes as Complaints Soar on Volume of Other Building

Building Bill Gets To White House   Authorities Complain About Non-Residential Construction Permitted

AMERICANS ON WAY TO VIENNA   Only One Definitely Wil Need Hospitalization.

Draft Measure Will Slow Down  Demobilization   Some Men In Army May Be Required To Serve Longer Time   TRUMAN TO GIVE HIS VIEWS TODAY

all ARMY MAY BE FORCED TO DROP SYSTEM OF DIS. CHARGES AFTER 18 MONTHS’ SERVICE

SOLDIERS FACE LONGER SERVICE   Draft Act Lapse To Slow Up Discharge Plan

SLOWDOWN IN DEMOBILIZING MEN STUDIED   Crippled Draft Act May Delay Army Discharges

Shroyer In Race For Governorshin   Announces. His Candidacy  For Republican Nomination

DOENITZ CALLS SELF ORDER-TAKER   ADMIRAL TESTIFIES HITLER WAS ANXIOUS TO KEEP VU, S. OUT OF WAR.

Army Vehicles Take Food to Storm Victims   Colorado has Worst Blizzard In Many Years

OWNERS WON'T SELL   M. & A. Railway Stopped ing When Trainmen Strack .

Attempt Made lo buy M. And A  Slesemax Fbbhlatete © os   Railway Officials Say Offer Not Enough

AID FOR WHEAT, STOCK GROWE RS 7 Stangel Cites Possibilities Qf Tech-A&M Pantex Project

NEAR AGREEMENT m PRICE. CONTROL BILL’   New Bill Provides For Gradual Liquidation Of Controts

Group Studies OPA Measure   Congressmen Try to Effect Compromise ~ of Senate Bill

HOUSE AND SENATE CONFEREES SAID TO RE NEAR AGREE- MENT ON PRICE CONTROL FORMULA

Compromise On (PA Measure Being Sought   Joint Conference Commit. tee Meets Behind Closed Doors On Price Gontrol Issues   TRUMAN'S VETO IIS AGAIN FEARED

Hear Reports Agreement On  (PA. Nearing   Congressional Conferees Continue Efforts To Agree On O.P.A. Bill   ANNOUNCEMENT EXPECTED SOON

READY 10 RAISE PRICE CEILINGS   OPA Conferees Reported Agreed On Legislative Formula

FUTURE OF OPA BILL UP TO HOUSE, SENATE   Price Control Bill Before Closed Sessions

Harmony Hinted On OPA Bil   Higher Ceilings And Gradual Liquidation Of Controls Studied

Joint Senate, House Group In Conference   Original Senate Measure Beaten By 211-64

OPA Agreement Today Is Sought   Conferees Hope To End Parleys on Extension

Conferees Make New Attempt At OPA Agreement   House-Senate Conferees Continue Effort On Bill Restoring Cortrols

FEAR OF PUBLIC REACTION KEEPING SENATE-HOUSE ° GROUP WORKING ON OPA COMPROMISE

Effort On OPA“Not Hopeless’   Believe Fear Of Public Reaction Encourages Work

Barkley Says Compromise Is Still Possible   Senate Leader Voices Hope For Agreement

ECLIPSE MAY BE HIDDEN   ‘Cloudy Weather Magy Obscure Sun show in Some Parts of U. S.

Rainey Ist, Jester 2nc  iSadler Pushed Into 3rc   INDECIOED CHOOSE

RUN-OFF INDICATED IN RACE  Dr. Rainey Leads Field, Jester Second. Texas Poll Reveals

 The Texas Poll  Jester, Gaining Fast, Looms As Rainey Runoff Opponent

Paris Customs Strike Opens Black Market   Unlimited Imports Unbarred as Officials Sit Idle

One-Week Delay Is Scheduled in Pay Hike Strike   Murray and Fairless Will Resume Talks In Capital Wednesday

NEW DEBATE ON STEEL WAGES      Proposals cf Company and Union Not Far Apart

Scheduled Steel Walkout Postponed For More Talks   But Production at ‘Basic’ Steel Plants  ~ Below Normal Monday

Further Wage Negotiations ‘Are Scheduled   Steel Workers Ordered To Go To Work As Usual By CIO President Murray

Steel Strike Off for Week Order Obeyec   Production Below Normal, But Men Report for Work

Union Obeys Murray Edict  TP insweewes we Msc:   Output at Furnaces Far Below Normal

Production At ‘Basic’ Steel Plants Moving   Workers Return To Work, Companies Tr: To Restore Output Of Furnaces

Steel Workers Back To Jobs   Scheduled Walkout Postponed A Week For Further  Wage Negotiations.

Byrnes: Asks Ui. Approv Atomic Control Board, Pledge ‘Policing’ Forces.

Ask Action © On Atomic © Bomb Control   Byrnes Calls   On UNO to Approve Special Commission

Pledges U. S.: Cooperation h  World Group   Also Calls For. Land, ‘Seay Air Forces To World Pow  Tine Kar be ay oe      BEGIN IMMEDIATELY:

PROMISES FULL CO-OPERATION ON PART OF U.S.   Warns Assembly That Sure Safeguards Must Be Set Over Deadly Bombs

“ASSEMBLY URGED 10 “APPROVE PROMPTLY’ WORLD SAFEGUARDS  BYRNES TAKES FLOOR TO ADVOCATE ENERGY COUNCIL, POLICE .

Byrnes Pledges Full Cooperation by U.S.   Calls on UNO Assembly to Set Up Special Commission On Atomic Energy Control, World Police Force Promptly

Atomic Issue  'ToUNO      Byrnes Says Nations Must Unite to Safeguard Discovery; Pledg: es UJ. S. Cooperation

Immediate A Bomb Control Is Urged   Syrnes Pleads For Quick Creation Of Group By United Notions For Assurance Of Peace

PROMISES FULL COOPERATION OF UNITED STATES   Secretary Opens First General Policy Debate In UNO Assembly; Yugoslavia Named To Final Vacancy On Economic  And Social Council.

Sec. Byrnes Tells UNO to Name  Atom Commission   Chief of U.S. Delegation Also Declares Powers Must Pledge Themsel ves to World Police Force; Yugoslavia Gets Seat on Key Council

ASKS U.N. 0. TO CONTROL THE A-BOMB   Creation of a World Police Foree Also Is Ureed by Byrnes in an Address Before the Assembly in London.

Byrnes Asks UNO Provide Atomic Energy Control   Pledge Armed Forces To World Police Pian

Byrnes Ask UNO  To OK Formula for  Atomic Commission Yugoslavia Elected ~  To Fill Remaining. Vital Council Seat

Byrnes Urges  Afomic Energy  Commission World Police  Force is Sought At LINO hAooat

Prompt Support Of UNO Pleaded   Land, Sea And Air Force To Supply World Police

BYRNES. PROPOSES BODY 10 CONTROL ATOMIC ENERG)   Pledges Full American Co operation in -World  Banca Sirannizotinn

Byrnes Pledges Full Cooperatior of '1.$. To UNO   Asks Assembly To Fix Atomic Control, Force Te Insure World Peace

Assembly of United Nations is Urged to Adopt Atom Contro   Secretary Byrnes Pre sents Subject to UNO Meeting Today

Byrnes Asks for Prompt Action on Atomic Contro}”   Secretary: of State  ‘Also Urges Armed _ Might for. Proposed  ‘World Police Force

Seeks Police Force Of The World Powers   Yugoslavia Elected To Council, New Zealand Withdraws

Urges UNO To Approve Atomic Plan  World Police Fore  Favored By Byrne

Pledge Help For World  Police Force   U. S. Secretary of State Opens General Debate at Conference

Byrnes Calls On UNO To Set Up Atomic Board  Pledges United State: Support; Yugoslavia —

Byrnes Asks UNO To Form Police Force For World   Prompt Approval For Control Of Atomic Energy Commission Urged

Approval To Atomic Plans  Asked Today   Secretary Byrnes Calls Upon Assembly of Nations to Act Promptly on World Peace Suggestions.

Byrnes Demands Quick Approval Of Atomic Boare   Achs U.N. Assembly Pledge Land, Sea And Air Units To World Police Force

Full Co-operation Of U S. Promised   . London Assembly Opens First General Debate

S pecial UNO Group On Atom Control! Asked   Byrnes For Pledging Land, Sea and Air Units to World Police  BD sige

BYRNES CALLS ON UNO 10 0.K. CONTROL PLANS FOR ATOM BOMB   Wants World Police Force; Pledge U. S.  Cooperation

Byrnes  Opens UN Debate   U. S. Co-operation Pledged to New World Organization

FOR ATOMIC DEBATE   Economic, Social Council Accepts Yugoslavia   PROPOSAL   Made By Britain To Facilitate U. N. R. R. A. Work; Discuss Police Force

Pleads for Council  At Once   Seeretary Also Piedges Support of Global Police Force

Byrnes Asks Speedy Action AtUNO Parley   Slavs Get Final Seat On Council

AN APPEAL BY SECRETARY BYRNES TO U. Ni ASSEMBLY   Called Upon Body to “Approve Promptly” Creation of a ~ Special Commission.   ON ATOMIC ENERGY     And to Pledge Land, Sea and Air Forces to World Police Force.

Byrnes Calls For Atomic Control Body   Pledges United States Support In Organization

BYRNES APPEALS FOR SWIFT AGTION   Bids UNO Assembly Ratify Atomic Body and Pledge World Police Force

Secretary Byrnes Urges United Nations Assembly To ‘Approve Prompily’ Atomic Energy Commission

Commission on Atomic Energy Control Urged   Byrnes Calls for Prompt Approval

BYRNES URGES ATOM CONTROL   U, S$. State Secretary Asks UNO To Set Up World  Police Force

Byrnes Asks Quick Action to Select A-Contro! Parley   Pledges Full United States Cooperation

UNO Asked to Approve Atom Control Group   Byrnes Pledges Full U. S. Cooperation in Organization in First General Policy Talk

‘Queen Mary Due to Dock \With British Brides lOn East Coast Sunday

Miore English Wives, Babies Land Sunday   Gueen Mary To Dock In N. Y.

POLIGE GLA WAITING LIKE THAT IN NOTE   Officers Give More Weight to Tale of Kidnap, Murder of Chicago Child.

QUIZ SUSPECT IN KIDNAP CASE   Police Believe Radio Singer Is Teliing Truth

Richard R. ‘Thomas Says He Ts the Kidnap-Killer of Suzanne Degnan

Suspicious Of Thomas’ Story   Officers Arrive To Check On Degnan Kidnap Slower Sienact

CHICAGO POLICE START QUIZZING CRIME SUSPECT   Message Fingerprints Held Dissimilar  From Singer's

Check Story of ‘Confessed ‘Degnan Slayer   Chicago Officers Inclined To Doubt Phoenix Man’s Guilt

Chicago Police Check Degnan Kidnap Story  Man In Arizona Admits Slaving

Start New Probe In Degnan Murder Case   Investigators Will Quiz Thomas At Phoenix; Handwriting Similar

CrFICERS CHECK THOMAS STORY      Some Believe He Murdered Degnan Child, Others Doubt His Story

Chicago Police to ~ Question Admitted Slayer of Suzanne   Wife of Richard Thomas  Will be Present at : Official Inquiry

CONFESSION IS PROBED   Officers Disagree As to Truth of Document

PHOENIX SUSPECT DEGNAN GIRL'S MURDER AND BODY DISMEMBERMENT APPEARS GUILTIER

DECNANKIDNAPING   Convict Tells Arizona Avthorities He Committed  ” Beemer Crime

Abduction Is Admitted Lie By Young Wife   Turns Up Working At Cafe In Reno

Clash Over Spain Grabs UN Spotlight   DIPLOMATS PLUNGING INTO FINA HECTIC WEEK OF DELIBERATIONS,

Food Stocks. Improved But Prices High  Dairy Products Ontlacnk Claamy

Food Supplies Larger In °46   More Of Many Products Than In 1945, Remain Plentiful Few Months.

FOOD SUPPLIES ARE INCREASING   More Beef Assured For Winter: Pork Also More Plentiful

More Food, High Prices U. §. Outlook   Heavy Flow of Meat May Cut Current Costs

‘Relatively Large’ Food Supply Due   Prices To Be Materially Higher, Report Asserts

ABOVE PREVIOUS CEILINGS—  More Food, Higher Cost Forecast by U.S. Experts

Dig Deeper Into Your Pocketbook  More Food Likely At Higher Prices Than ’45

More Food In Months Ahead ls Predicted   Fewer Chickens, Eggs And Butter Seen; Prices Will Be Maoterially Higher

Food Supplies To Be Larger, Prices Higher, Survey Shows   Somewhat Less Chicken, Eggs, Butters Prunes And Milk In Prospect Fer U.

Wheat Fills Bins But Farmers Wait For Better Price   Bumper Harvest Goes Into Storage While Bakeries Shut Down

Wheat Overflows Bins While Bread ls Being Rationec   Farmers Inclined to Hold Grain for Higher Prices

Despite Good Crops Breac Situation Bad   Grain Dealers Say Farmers Will Hold Wheat for High Prices

BUMPER WHEAT CROP IN WEST   However, Bread Shortage [ Growmg Worse In U, S.

Scores of Nation: Bakeries Have To Close This Week   Resenting Gov’t Action, Farmers Hold ’46 Wheat Crop

bumper Wheat Crop Stays in Farmers’ Bins   Bread Famine Grows Worse Over Nation

HARVEST 1S BEGUN IN UNITED STATES BUT GRAIN SCARCE   Wheat Is Expected to be Held for Higher Prices: Bread Shortage Still Is on Increase,   FARMERS BALK OVER NATION

BUMPER WHEAT CROP MAY NOT REACH MARKET      Grain Dealers Say Farmers Resentful Of Government; Bread Is Scarcer

US. Actions In Plumbing Field Started   Six-Year-Old Suits Claim Conspiracy To Cagtrol Plumbing Industry In Anti-Trust Violation

Premier Is Injured, ‘Palace Burned  When Moslems Riot   India Congress Party Leaders Welcome Aittlee’s Offer of Independence for the Nation

Reports Promise  of $3 For Corn    Save Prices Would Shoot ‘High If Lids Lifted

Fast Rock Island Train Is Deraited   Several Passengers Suffer Injuries in Arkansas Accident.

iat nentaidte nee  BIG FOUR TURN ATTENTION TO GERMANY   Outline Pattern of Discussions to Begin Next Week >

 Widespread Fighting Offers. Big Obstacle In Path Of World Peace

RADIO SERVICE Phone Charleroi 1443-R.  304410p*   COME TO THE FAIR

ODT In Charge After Seizure By Government   How U. S. May Keep Trains Running Not Known

U.S. To Assume Control Over Transportation   BIG PROBLEM FACING GOVERNMENT IF MEN STRIKE

Truman Appeal Futile   Workers Act Only  On Word from Leaders; Little Hope GODT Can Keep Trains Going

Nation Awaiting 4p. m. Deadline Of Brotherhoods   Seizure of Lines by U. S. Doesn't Insure Operation, Report

STATE REVENUE UP 24 PER CENT   August Collections Show Marked Increase Ove} Last Year's.

Reexamination Ordered For Recommended Cut In Flood Control Funds

HUGE MEAT STORE FOUND IN CHICAGO   Eighteen Million Pounds Uncovered in Survey By Newspaper.

j Chicago Paper Finds - 18,000,000 Lbs. Meat In 8 Storage Plants

High Rates Being Paid To Sellers   WAA Electronics _ Chief Admits Several Employes Dismissed

Huge Loss Caused In Warehouse Fire  Almost 3 000,000 Poun ds AE Tahacca oe

Tobacco Burns In Lancaster Hire   Warehouse Wrecked And 3,000,000 Pounds Leaf Destroyed

Fire Loss Of $1,000,000  At Lancaster   Pennsylvania Railroad Tobacco Warehouse Ts Destroyed

Lancaster Has $1,000,000 Fire   Huge Warehouse And 3,000,000 Pounds Of Tobacco Destroyed

President Calls [' orCooperation Of Government,  Labor, Industry   Full Production Our Most Compelling Need, He Tells AFL

3RD PARTY MOVE IS DUE FOR FLOP   AFL Pelitical Discussions Of New Party Not Expected To Make Much Headway.

THIRD POLITICAL PARTY TALKED IN AFL CONVENION   LEADERS PREDICT MOVE WILL MAKE LITTLE HEADWAY

party Move Talked At AFL Meet   Little Headway _Discourage Idea .

AFL Discusses Third Part v Move   Litthe Progress Seen For Plan to Ally  Workers. Consumers

A. F. L. TALKS OF 3RD PARTY   Long-Time Leaders Forecast Little Headway For Proposal

TRUMAN ACCEPTANCE OF NEW BILL SEEN; QUICK VOTE URGED  BARKLEY, TAFT TANGLE ON CHANGES MADE IN RAR aeercm ireOrer «wre

See Need for OPA In Price Trends   Barkley Says One Week ows Necessity for New: Controls :   SENATE. FIGHT AHEAD   Senator O'Daniel Is Prepared to Filibuster Against  Measure

Barkley and Tait Clash Over OPA Revival Measure   Kentuckian Admits Bill Won’t Meet  Truman Objections

Legislation Scheduled For Debate   Truman Drops Hint "He Is Satisfied

TRUMAN ACCEPTANCE OF NEW BILL SEEN; QUICK VOTE URGED   BARKLEY, TAFT TANGLE ON CHANGES MADE IN FORMER LEGISLATION

Senate Opens Talks on OPA Extension Bil   Barkley Confers With President as Price Battle Renewed

Barkley Appeals To Senate for OPA Bill   Wrangles With Taft; Says He ‘Disregard  ed’ Some of Truman’s Complaints

Week’s Debate Likely on Extension Act   .O’Daniel Is Planning To Talk When Others Get Tired

Barkley, Taft Argue Changes Madein Revival Measure   Look For Final Vote In Senate By End of Week

SENAT FOR BITTER DEBATE   Truman Likely To Sign If No Changes Are Made   BARKLEY   Tells President He Hopes Satisfactory Measure Can Be Drawn Up

SENATORS DIG IN FORA SHOWDOWN FIGHT OVER OPA   PRESIDENT TRUMAN THROWS HIS WEIGHT BEHIND COMPROMISE

PRICE CONTROL REVIVAL BILL IS BEING RENOAFTEN   Barkley Said He “Disregarded Some of Truman’s Veto Message Complaints. ,   WRANGLE WITH TAFT   Dealt With a System For Gradual Removal of Controls.

Hope Held For New OPA Bill   Senate Urged To Speec Restoration Of Controls

\Taft’ Charges — Profits Point  Sole Substitute   Majority Leader Concedes Subsidies, Removal Of Gontrols Unaltered.,

Advisor Predicts Bill’s Acceptance If Congress Makes No More Changes

Admits Some Of Truman Complaints Ignored In Framing Sub Measure.

OPA BILL NOT WHOLLY WHAT TRUMAN LIKES   Senator Barkley Admits Disregarding Some of the President’s Veto Objections in Drafting a Compromise Measure.

‘Barkley Tells Truman He Hopes Senate Will Pass Acceptable Bill;   Senators Seek. Exemp - tion for Meat and Other   Specific Items. 

HOPE FOR OPA BILL FAVORABLE TO PRESIDENT   Legislative Le aders Confer With Truman Today   Will Open Debate On Price Control  ‘Measure

Disregarded Some Of Truman’s OPA Veto Complaints   Barkley Concedes He Made No Attempt to Meet Several Ideas By the President

ASKS REVIVAL OF CONTROLS   Majority Chief Says President ‘Likely’ To Sign Bill

President For Present Bill   But More Amendments Await as Senate Digs In For New Fight Over Price Controls

Barkley: Says He:Disregarded Some Of. Truman's Complaints: In Drafting Price Control Bill.

EXPECT SIGNING IF OPA PASSES   Prediction Of Presidential Appraval Thrown Behind Measure   IFIGHT STILL AHEAD

Barkley Hopes Bill Will Get Truman's Okeh   Senate Majority  Leader and Other Legislators Confer With the President

Capitol Hill Thinks Trumap Will Accept   Leaders Confer With President On Senate Bill

Barkley Seeking  An OPA To Suit   President Is Told Compromise Bill Being Sought

Seamen Strike Hits W. M. Ry.   Thousand Cars Loaded With Coal Tied Up At Part OF Raltimore

“WAR BRIDES’ SHIP PLANNED  ~ULS. Anny Lifts Bans Against ’ Marriage Of Gls And Germans.

GERMAN WAR BRIDES WILL BECOME LEGAL   McNarney Drons Ban On Marriages Between GI’s-Frauleins

Soldiers Permitted To Marry Frauleins   McNarney Drops Ban On Weddings of German Girls and GI's

YANK - FRAULEIN MARRIAGES 0. XK.   M'NARNEY LIFTS BAN  AGAINST UNIONS — WAR BRIDES SHIP COMING.

AIR TAMPERING CHARGE SAN, 19   Trial of McKay and Four Others Won’t Be Delaved

HENRY PU-YI WILL TESTIFY IN TWO DAYS  MANCHUKUO’S “BOY EMPEROR” IS IN RUSSIAN CUSTODY

Name Fact Panel In Farm Machinery Industry Dispute  Union Asking 30 Per Cent Wage Increase anf Maniufactiurore

3,000,00C Will Vote  in Mexico   Electors to Name Camacho’s Successo at Polls Sunday

Byrnes Questions Survtrors Of Crash   Tito Accuses U. S. Of Sending Planes Over Yugoslavia To Spv On Defenses

Pear! Harbor Probers Take Holiday Today   STUDY TESTIMONY BY GENERAL SHORT IN DEFENSE

Probers Study, Short's Defense   Failure to Meet Jap Pearl Attack Biamed on Capital

Gen. Short Defends Actions    Contends He Should Not Be Held Guilty in Dec. 7 Disaster Since: None Expected Attack

PHONE WARNING WOULD HAVE GIVEN ITIME TO DEFEND PEARL HARBOR. SHORT

brt’s Argument died by Board   lawaiian Commander Cites   Delay i in Sending Him  a Warning   MAVY HAD NO INKLING   mmittee Hopeful of Se euring New Legal . Cou

Short Says He Would Have Had Two Hours To Prepare for Jap Sneak If Call Had Been Hear

SHORT S DEFENSE DISPUTES STARK   TWO HOURS TO PREPARE IF WARNED QUICKLY

WASHINGTON IS PUT ON SPOT BY SHORT’S CHARGE   Pearl Harbor Committee Studies General's Accusation That Washington's Slowness Deprived Him Of Two Vital Hours Before Jap Attack.

SAYS MESSAGE FROM WAR DEFT. CAME TGO LATE TO GIVE HIM TIME T0 PREPARE FOR JAPS

Pearl Harbor Probers Take Holiday   General Short Asserts Washington Sent Warning Too Slowly

Short Assails Belated Pearl  Harbor Warnins   Phoned Message Would Have Given 2 Hours For Preparation. He Says.

Short Tells His Side of Hawaii Case   Blames Message Delay; Expresses Belief He Did All Possible.

Short Says ‘Too Late’   Defends Self, Couldv’e Had Two Hours to Prepare For P. H. Attack

HORT ASSERTS WASHINGTON’S WARNING LATE   Former Pearl Harbor Defender Declares Message Failed ¢ By Two Hours

Temperatures   Deposed Commander of Hawaiian Defenses Tells Probers He Would Have Had Two “Precious”? Hours io Prepare for Attack

If Warning ‘Phoned, U.S. Could Have Had 2 Hours to Ready for Jap Attack

Pearl Harbor Probers Look Over Contention Of Short ThatHeHadOnlyTwoHours

W hiteheid and Anderson Plant, Idle for Week,  Resumes Operation.   CON TRACT TALKS MAY BE RESUMED

Whratchead and Anderson Plant, Idle for Week, Resumes Opcration.   LONTRACE TALKS MAY BE RESUMED

MAN CONVICTED OF TWO BAKERSFIELD MURDER: IS EXECUTED TODAY IN SAN OUENTIN PRISON   RIC FARAA IAAPLEAMENIT CTRIME CETTIEN TORAYV

No Shirts, No Shorts, No Towels— Othman Reports Sad News   Textile Mills ‘Hit by OPA ‘Rulings

Will OPA Be Office Of Birth Administration, Too? Official Hints As Much To Cannon Chief

STATE. STUDIES NEW CLUES IN HEIRENS CASE   Check: Fingerprints Found: on Box of. Tissue in Room of Slaying: Victim“

Sports-Hungry Fans Jam Ball Parks  For Season Opening Prewar Stars, Slated to Lead Way   Prewar Stars, Slated to Lead Way Into New Golden Era, Not Found Wanting in First Contests

Sports-Hungry Fans Jam Ball Parks  For Season Opening   Prewar Stars, Slated to Lead Way Into New Golden Era, Not Found Wanting in First Contests

Manchurian War Still Continues   Conference Fails To Stop Fighting

Manchuria Rift Is Not Re solved   Kai-Shek, Marshal and Chou Fail ix Efforts to Agree on  Area ein   Talks to Resume

REPORTS SAY TRIO FAILS IN CHINA TRUCE   Negotiations Continue T End Manchurian Battles

MADE SEC Y OF COMMERCE BY IDENT   Cabinet Crisis Brought to Climax by This Appointment

HARRIMAN SOON DUE BACK IN U.S.   Truman Seeks Successor For U.S. Ambassador to Britain

Life Or Death Facing World Attlee Asserts   British Prime Minister Say: UNO Delegates Must “Make Their Choice For Peoples’?

MACHINERY TO ASSURE PEACE AIM   Destruction Must Be Controlled, Attlee Declares

Attlee Opens UNO Parley   Warns Delegates Must Make Their Choice Between Life Or Death.

Life Or Death of World UNO Choice -- Attlee   British Prime Minister Opens First Meeting of Assembly Today

Speech Opens Assembly In London   Atomic Bomb Called Invention Fraught With Possibilities

ATTLEE OPENS IST ASSEMBLY OF UNO GROUP   Tells Delegates They Must ‘Make Choice Between Life or Death’

UNO Assembly Convenes; Hears Attlee Warning   Delegates Must Choose Between Life and Death,  Sawe Reritich  eader

Fear, Suspicions, In Atmosphere At UNO Sessior   General Assembly Of UNO Opens In London With Many Handicaps

Life Or Death Choice Placed  Before W orld   Attlee, Pointing To Atomic Bomb, Opens UNO, Saying People Must Choose

Attlee Sounds Warning of Life or Death   Prime Minister Opens Historic Meeting of UNO Assembly

ATTLEE OPENS UNO SESSIONS WITH WARNING   Says Delegates Must Make Their Choice for Peoples af World

United  Nations Parley Opened      Atomic Bomb Last Warning of What Lies In Future

Attlee Says UNO Faces Life or Death’ Choice   British Prime Minister Opens Historic First Session of Group's General Assembly

ATTLEE SPEAKS TO UNO GROUF   British Prime Minister Points Out Conference for Peace Must Succeed

Warning to Worlc Given at First  Meeting of UNO   Prime Minister Attlee Says Delegates Mus Make Choice Between Life and Death For Peoples of World Because of Atom Bomb

Attlee Declares \Afom Ban Choice ‘Life, Death One   Britisher Supports Commission Proposal

Attlee Opens UNO Session With Address   British Prime Minister Tells Delegates Choice Must Be Made Between Life and Death.

U.N. 0. MEET IS OPENED BY ATTLEE   Prime Minister Says Dele: gates of the General Assembly Must Decide Between Life and Death for the World.

Choice Is Life or Death, Attlee Says To United Nations   Coming of Atomic Bomb Is Last Warning To Mankind Unless Destruction Can Be Controlled Civilization Faces Annihilation

ATTLEE GREETS UNO DELEGATES; MEETINGS OPER  4 WiADAIC Beart. niyvy Ar   WARNS ASSEMBLY OF RESPONSIBILITY TO WHOLE WORLD

PRIME MINISTER ATTLEE WARNS WE MUST MAKE CHOICE OF LIFE, DEATH FOR PEOPLE OF WORLD '

ATTLEE W UNO DELEGATES OF GRAVE TASK   “You Must Make A Choice Between Life Or Death For The Peoples Of The World,” British Prime Minister Tells Opening United Na. tions Session.

UNO Launched With Ceremony   ‘Choice Is Life Or Death, Attlee Says

Attlee Warns Delegates to UNO Meet   Choice Between Life Or Death of World Rests With Group

State Police Plan To Drag Waters   Belief Is Two Persons Drown at Copake Lake: Car Found

Early Seiflement Of Strike Is Predicted   Army and Navy Tugs Meet New York’s  Emerqency

TUGS MOVE COAL TO NEW YORK CITY   AMID HOPES FOR EARLY END OF HARBOR STRIKE.

ASK GENERALS BE CONVICTED   Entire Nazi Command Held Equally Guilty With Hitler and Party

U. 5. DEMANDS CONVICTION OF GERMAN STAFF   PRUSSIAN GENERALS ARE BRANDED AS CRIMINALS

German Generals  Accused by U.S.   Conviction of High Command Demanded

Convict Whole General Staff, U.S. Demands   Attempt Made to Pir War Guilt on German  Generals

Asks conviction of entire German high command  U.S. denounces staff as ‘just as ouiliv as Hitler and the nazi narty

U. S. Demands Conviction of Entire German Hish Command and General Staf

U.S. Demands Conviction Of Entire German High Command As Criminals

U.S. Calls for Conviction Of German Staff Officers   Argument Made at Nuernberg Trial That Generals Were Just as Guilty of Crimes as Hitler and Nazi Party—Affidavit Offered That Soldiers Regarded War to Wipe Out Polish Corridor as a “Sacred Duty.”

«Junkers Flayed AsWillingTools - Of Nazi Scheme   U. S. Prosecutor Demands Convicting of High QGCerman Officers

U. S. Demands Conviction of Nazi Command   Mass of Documents Introduced in War Crimes Trial

MEMBERS OF UNIONS MAY OUIT WORK   Maritime Shipping Strike May Halt All  Water Transportation

U. §. Struggling To Beat Gun on Walkout Threat   Surprise - Strike of Sea: men Creatés Major Consideration

AFL Sailors Hold Strike Meetings  Thousands Stalk Ashore to Tie Up Shipping on Both Coasts’

Thousands of Seamen  Stalk From U. S. Ships      General Shipping Strike .[mminent

‘Walkout May Beat ‘June 15 Deadline   Labor Experts Struggling TT.) Forestall Tieun —-

THOUSANDS QUIT WORK TO CONSIDER MARITIME STRIKE   ‘A. F. of L. Seamen in 30 Cities Leave Ships to Caucus on Status of Contract Negotiations,   GO BACK TO JOBS FOLLOWING MEETINGS   Two Union Officials Predict Full-Scale Walkout of 62,000, Perhaps “Right  Awav.”

Meantime the Government Is Struggling ‘In Negotiations to” Icep Ships Sailing On and After June 15

SAILORS SET FOR WALKOUT ‘RIGHT AWAY’   RIVAL UNION LOOKS FOR ATTENTION IN SHIPPING TIEUP

Full Shutdown By AFL Seamen Reported Near   Strike Action Said to be Contrary to Smith~ Connally Act 

AFL Seamen Threaten Full Strike   “Leaders Sav Walkout May Start Soon To “Beat CIO To Punch

Many Idle Thursday Along AJl Coasts, Hold Meetings and Authorize Strike

Threaten To Beat ClO To Punch   Stop-Work Meetings Held In Major Ports

WORK TO VOTE UPON WALKOUT   Government Is Struge gling To Head Off  ~~ CIO Actien_—

Walkout Voted As U.S. Tries To Avert Tieup   Seamen Go Back to Ships After Deciding To Treat Naval Men As Strike Breakers

SEAMEN VOTE FOR SHIPPING STRIKE SOON   AFL Members May Steal March On CIO Mari Slew: Ulecicenta:   WILL CONSIDER NAVY AS STRIKE-BREAKERS

MOVE TO BEAT C1010 PUNCH IS EXPECTED   Thousands Leave Jobs In Surprise Work Stoppage Call

AFL Seamen Threaten To Strike Right Away   Two Sailors Unions Vote To Treat Navy Or Coast Guard Personne! As Strike Breakers {f They Try To Run Union Ships

Communications Tie-Up in New York Settled   Early Ending to Steel Dispute Is Anticipated

Good Progress Reported in Steel Dispute   Truman Cancels His Vacation Jaunt to Florida Because of Critical Situation

TUGBOAT WORKERS FAVOR WALKOUT   New York’s Communications Tieup End Shapes; Wage - Price Pact Hopes Remain

State Has  25 To 30 Days Coal   UMW Walkout Termed 100 Pct. Effective; Most PMW Mines Working

Gas Co. Office Strike Wamed   New Threat Arises as C:L0. Walkout See—< Near Settlement

Wage Stabilization Board Stands Firm in Decision On Wage. Increase; CIO Seamenn May Join Walkout.

STEELMAN GETS ORDERS TO END SHIPPING STRIKE   Truman Turns Grave ‘Problem Over To Reconversion Director; Wants Some ——— ImmediateVv.

PROPOSAL TO BE MADE SOON, ACCORDING T0 TRUMAN STATEMENT  STEELMAN IS GIVEN TASK OF DECIDING ON WAGE DISPUTE

President Asks Decision Today   ‘Reconversion Director Faces Choice of Slapping Stabilization Board or Eichtine Union Forces.

Reconversion Boss May Overrule Stabilization Board Wage Verdict   President Seeks Settlement During: Day, With: Historic. Alternative of Overruling’ WSB-Or Upholding Its Findings and ’Fighting It: Out’

WSB HOLDS PAT ON WAGE RAISE OF AFL SEAMEN   ‘Union Leaders Pledge Fight ‘To Bitter End;’ Walkout Ranks To Grow

Vessel Crisis Placed In Steelman’s Hands   President Wants Decision Today As Wave Board Gives Full Report

Steelman Named To End Seamen's Strike   Truman Instructs Reconversion Directo: To Take Charge And Try To Work Out A Settlement Today

Truman Seeking Action  Today   Maritime Walkout Is Main Worry Of President

WSB Refuses Increase in Sailors’ Pay   Whole Matter Thrown Into Truman's Lap; Strike May Spread

Reconversion. Director Tries For Solution —   Government Enters NegoHations Between Siti Semnycai, WSB,

Agent Steps Into Ship Work Strike   Reconversion Director Steelman to Seek Settlement by Order

Truman Steps Into.  - Maritme Strike   He Orders Director to Take Charge of. Situation And Try to Work Out Settlement With: the Idle AFL  ie   Move Comes After Wa; Wage Board Says Higher Wage Increases Not Proper

WSB REJECTS PAY DEMANDS OF AFL MARITIME UNIONS  DISPUTE THREATENS   DISPUTE THREATENS TO SHATTER ENTIRE U. S. LABOR POLICY

‘Temperatures   Steelman Summons Board for Review Of Crippling Tieup

Instructs Steelman To Take Charge Of Working Out Snarled Labor Fight.

Truman Calls For Effort To End Dispute   Director Can Find For Or Against WSB’s Ruling

Steelman Is Directed To Seek Peace   Settlement by Tonight Sought; Wage Boost Vetoed by Board.   New Angk.

'Reconversion Director Is Given Difficult Task By President After Wage Board Stands Firm On. Decision To Reject Pay  Ratso

H.S.T. Hands Strike Over To Steelman   Tells Reconversion Director To Try To Work Out Settlemént  nen. ah ¢oontravercy

—STRIKE— — U.S. Wage Program * Periled   Maritime Body May Hold Key To Settlement

Board Declares AFL Seamen Must Be Content With Wage Raises Previously Given to CIO Colleages.   MARITIME STRIKE THREATENS TO SPREAD

He Is Directed To Seek Means Of Settlement   Reconversion Head Is Expected to Use Every Effort to Get . Seamen Back on Ship:

Wage Stabilization Board Had Refused To Approve AFL Seamen Wage Hike

Reconversion Chief Hears Report From Stabilization Board   WSB Refuses To Approve Full Wage Increase Kor AFL Seamen; Union Tightens Vice on Ports

Entire Labor Policy ‘Test’. Looms Ahead Of President   Wage Board Refuses To Budge From Pay Pattern For Sailors

‘John R. Steelman ‘Steps Into Strike   # Truman Instructs Him to * Confer With U. S. Agen : cies Involved   “IN. MARITIME TIE-UP   ¢ Wage Stabilization Board ¢ . Has Ruled Against AFL _ . Seaman Wage Boost _

TRUMAN DIRECTS STEELMAN ‘MARITIME LABOR DISPUTE MARITIME LABOR CONTROVER   Two Courses Open To Official As Spreading WaferFront Walkout Threatens to Shatter Entire ; Administration Program      ACTING UNDER AUTHORITY OF RECENT ORDER

Reconversior Director Is Told To Act   Maritime Snarl ls Dumped Into Steelman’s Lap

WSB Refused ‘To Okay AFL Wage Demand   'Reconversion Director Can  Either Approve Board’s Findings Or Revoke TY nay   May Hand Down Decision Today   Wirtz Declares Fature Eco: nomic Stability O£ American Industry Ie At Issue

Picks Steelman to Try to Work Out Agreement   Reconstruction Chief. , Will Review Action 7 of Federal Wage Board

Can Either Agree With (W.S.B. or With Strikers   ! Ross Says Reconversion Director Is  Actins Under Wage-Price Order of Last February

Duck Hunter, 16, Killed When Shotgun Explodes Accidentally In Boat

Former RAF Pilot Is Hanged For Slaying Actress  it   Sadistic Crime  Shocks Britain

“Flu” Epidemic Takes 2500 Lives In Louisville -- But They’re Chicks

RUSSO-BRITISH — AMITY AWAITED   UNO Looks To Stalin And  Attlee To Approve  Compromise  WOULD HALT CRISIS

UNO Council Is Deadlocked On Greek Dispute   Look To Attlee And Stalin To Approve Compromise

U.S. DOUBLES MOVES TO KEEP A-BOMB SECRE}   President Epresses Belief Knowledge Still Safe

11 Die in New Bombay Raids   Stabbings Bring Riot: Toll Ty, 912% Killed

American Medical Association Announces Voluntary Progran Of Prepaid Sickness Benefits .

Medical Care Plan Outlined   AMA Setup Stresses Local Administration

Tells Farmers ‘A Legislative Drive Needed   Bureau Parley Hears Fleming; ‘Commodityitis’ Criticized

SPEAKER HITS AT SPECIALIZED ORGANIZATIONS   _ ‘Commodityitis’ Is Assailed; Legislative Offensive is Lirged

Two Billion InPrecious Metals Found   Tip-Off Was Given To American Forces Comes From Informer

Lewis Also Presents Offer on His Foremen’s Issue __Five Supervisory Officials At A Plant Non Tinian.

Lewis Demands Union Control  Welfare Fund   No Contract Expected To Be Reached Today; Foremen Issue Is Given to Operators

AFL Delegates vil Hear Truman Message   Green Says Price Controls Are “Profit-Promoting”’

TRUMAN TO SEND MESSAGE TO AFL MEETING TODAY      Green Demands Abandonment Of Wage And Price Controls

State Hospital Short Of Flour   “Gov. ‘Blue. Wires Truman Of Situation

Georgia Negro's Election Status Straightened Out  Scott Is Valid Candidat Until He Withdraws Or Proved Ineligible

MARTIAL LAW IS OUTLOOK FOR HOUSTON   All Vital City Services To  Shut Down

Congress Into Ship Strike   Hearings Slated For - Tomorrow Following Apparent. Failure of Mediation Efforts .

Congressmen  May Enter  Ship Strike House Group Member Working On Plans

Hearings Are Called by Committee   Hopes for Settlement By Tuesday Are Dim, Chairman Says

«CIO MARITIME UNION SETTING STRIKE STAGE   Eastern Operators Are giver Ultimatum — Tieup Set For Friday

REJECT OFFE FOR SHORE LEAVE PAY   Maritime Body Says Strike To Go On As Planned   EVERY SEAPORT   To Feel Paralyzing Effect lf Walkout Comes Friday As Scheduled

Congress Seeks ‘Means to Avert Shipping Strike   Other U.S. Mediation Efforts Fall Short: Toup Due Saturday

CMU Rejects Proposal for Shore Leave   Declares Only Way to Averi Strike Is to Grant Shorter Week

Federal Conciliator In Maritime Strike Threat Suggest Overtime Bonus

Paid Shore Leave Proposal Rejected   House Labor Group Plans Action; Mediation Attempts Deadlocked

Seamen Voice ‘Final’ Terms   Seamen Set to Strike Unless Hours Are Cut

House Group Would Solve CMU Dispute   New Deadlock Looms In U. S. Attempts To Avert Tieup

House Committe To Begin Probe Of Ship Strike   Unions Prepare For Walkout On Friday; Say Other Parleys Deadlocked

Congress Will  Seek Solution To Maritime Dispute   Negotiations of Labor Department Failure, House Chairman Says

Officials Demand Shorter Work Week Or Strike Goes On   Reject Compromise Proposal To Grant Seamen Shore Leave With Pay After Work at Sea

Maritime Unions Serve Ultimatum On Worker Week   Proposal From Operators In East Turned Down;  Shorter - Hours Asked

Conciliators’ Shore Leave Pleas Turned Down By CIO   Another Conference  Planned During Day

‘Maritime Row Now Up to Congress, House Leader Says   Labor Committee to Go Ahead with Plans For a Solution of Threatened Strike

_ oe a of Union Preparations for Maritime  Strike Friday Night Being Pushed

CIO STANDS PAT ON DEMAND FOR 44-HOUR WEEK   Proposal To Give Seamen Shore Leave With Pay Fails To Win O.K.

MARITIME UNION REJECTS LATEST PEACE PROPOSAL   SERVES ULTIMATUM: SHORTER WORK WEEK OR STRIKE GOES ON

Kelley To Head Study by House Subcommittee   NMU Rejects Plar To Give Seamen Time off in Port

Seamen Reject Peace Proposal   Turn Down Offer For Shore Leave And Pay

House Body to Seek Solution   Will Try to Solve Threatened Maritime Walkout

CONGRESS ENTERS MARITIME DISPUTE   House Commitice To Begin Heorinas Tarncrrow

Union Spurns Pay For Shore Leave; Peace Hopes Fade   Seaports Will Feel Strike Paralysis at 12:01 a. m. Satarda}

Congress Plans Solution For Ship Dispute   Labor ‘ Committee_-Schedules Hearings On Threatened Maritime Tieup.

Plans of Maritime Unions for Strike on Friday in High   House Committee Will Seek to Avert Walk.  out of Seamen

House Group To Take Hand In Ship Crisis   Maritime Union Chiefs to Testify At Labor Hearings

Federal Attempt Appears  Failure   Hearings Are Held Off In Hope Of  Agreement

Arrangements for Walke out Friday Night Are Pressed as Union Res jects Proposal for Sete tling Dispute.

SEAMEN TURN DOWN PLAN OM LEAVE TIME   Preparations For Strike On June 15 Go Forward; Work Week Is Crux

Seamen Reject Plan For Shore Leave With Pay   Shorter Work Week Or Strike, Is Maritime Union Ultimatum.

Negotiators Deadlocked, Committee Will Open Hearings At Once   Paid Shore Leave Rejected By Union   Any Settlement Of Dispute Not Expected Before Last Minute

Labor Group Steps Into Picture   Chairman Kelley Acts As Other Efforts Fail

SEAMEN STRIKE SEEMS CERTAIN   Maritime Union Turns Down Proposal For Paid Shore Leave   SLATED FOR FRIDAY

UNION SERVES ULTIMATUM IN SEAMAN ISSUE   Shorter Week or Strike Is On, Maritime Heads Declare

Subcommittee  To 3eek To Work Out Solution   House Labor Group To Open Hearings. Tomorrow; To Call Curran And Bridges

Maritime Strike Nearer as Unions Rejed Suagestion   Any Settlement Likely To Come at Last Moment; Unions Make Preparations

SPURN SHORE LEAVE   Preparations for Maritime Strike In High Gear

Committee Works On Strike Solution   Labor Subcommittee  té Hold Hearings on Maritime Dispute   TO WALKOUT FRIDAY   Mediation Efforts by Other Government Groups  Are Deadlocked

Chairman Kelley  Of Sub-Committee On Labor Says Group Is to Work on Problem

Union Rejects ShoreLeave PayForMen   Strike 1s Set For. Friday Midnight In All EL S. Ports

STILL ANOTHER SHIP  WORK-WEEK PLAN I  PUT FORWARD BYU. 8. HEARINGS TO BEGIN  TUESDAY; BELIEVE. CONFERENCES FUTILE

MEDIATION AT PRESENT DEADLOCKED   Labor Department Has Failed, Says Committee Head

Union Rejects Proposal For  Ashore Wages   Chairnan of House Lahor Subeommittee Going Ahead With Plans lo Work Out Solution   Sees No Hope Of Union-Owner Pacl   CLO Negotiators Teri Federal Plan For Shore Leave Pay “Lnpractheal’’

First Methodist Holds Election   District Superintendent Conducts Fourth Quarterly Conference

Quarterly Conference Held Here May 7   OFFICERS NAMED FOR COMING YEAR

CASE STRIKE S IN SECOND YEAR   2°Racine, Wis., Plants Still Hit by Walkout

STORM DAMAGE EXPECTED TO BE HEAVY IN OHIO      Cleveland ‘Area Hard Hit: Heat Wave Scheduled To Leave Midwest

SEVEN SEEK» GOVERNORSHIP OF MICHIGAN   Four Republicans And Three Dems Filed Petitions -

Library Will Reopen On Saturday Morning   ‘Comic Valentine’ Shatters Hand Of OPA Rent Examiner

Plan for Free Lone of Trieste Gets Approval   Adopted at Paris Parley Over Opposition of Slavic Block

Slavs Beaten In Voting on Trieste Plan  Western States’ Proposal Passes Agsures UN Role

Opposition of Slavic Bloc  Voted Down   Delegates Ballot on East-West Lines at Hearing

Statute for Trieste Adopted by Peace Group Over Opposition of Slavic Bloc

WESTERN BLOC WINS FIGHT ON FRENCH PLAN   Vote Follows Charge U. S. Betrayed Big  Four Agreement

Russia, Other Slavic Nations Are Defeated  25 Separate Votes Necessary To Cover Two-Page * French Proposal  PEACE COMMISSION INVOKES GAG RULE  Yugoslavia Charges u. 3., Britain With Betraying Big Four Pact   25 Separate Votes Necessary To Cover Two-Page French Proposal

3  (A)  Al Union  and  other  GSilatina  Png eg > SpenHMEe oe Heme > gel aaa               ee SRAER WY AATARA LALLA) MEesuroyed in tne: and to take his naps. He went out  H  AWNING atorage, Phone 9430 Amarti!} Tent & Awning Co sy

UN Control ‘Over Disputed ‘Zone Planned  Slavs Defeated Over Trieste Showdown

SLAV BLOC PUTS eUP SOLID FRONT IN OPPOSITION   East-West+ines Carry— Through Sharp Debate On French Proposal

Chilling Nort Wind Accents Season Change  Temperature Down To 37 Degrees,

Chilling Nortn Wind Accents Season Change   Temperature Down To 37 Dégrees, Loweact In Stote

Charges of Persecution in Europe Stirs Hot Debate by U. N. Group

‘Persecution’  Query Opens U.N. Quarrel  Long Argument Ends. in Draw, Tempers Frayed

Crash Land Big Clipper ot Tiny —— Airport Safely   43 Passengers, 10 Crew _ Members Uninjured ~ In Landing

02 UNHURT AS HUGE PLANE CRASH LANDS   Pan-American Clipper Brought Bown on Tiny Field After  Basins a Watar

GIANT PLANE ~ CRASH LANDS   prpec Forced Down Afte:  Losing Motor; 53 Aboard  Ship Are Uninjured

Further Boost In Retail Milk Prices Likely   ‘May Be Necessary To Preserve Supply In Kevstone State

HIGHER MILK PRICES SEEN   Control Chairmen Asserts Boost May Be Necessary To Fulfill Demand

FLEMING SEES SHARP GAIN IN HOME-BUILDING   Supplies Available For Million New Units In 1947, He Says

Materials Available For Million Homes In 1947, OTC Says  ls 300,000 More Than   Is 300,000 More Than Built This Year, Senators Told

FLEMING PLEDGES MORE MATERIALS   300,000 More ore Homes in °47 His Estimate; Curbs’ Junkina Scored

Million New Homes Next Year Forecast   Prediction Made by Chief of Office of Temporary Controls

iEx-Army Major Seeks Real Excitement! ‘Starts All-Summer Dragon Hunt

TRUMAN FAGES JEWISH PUZZLE   PALESTINE PROBLEM IN LAP OF THE PRESIDENT

ASK DELAY IN REOPENING OF NEGOTIATIONS   Cut in Potato Crop Darkens Food Outlook. However

ARGENTINA WILL AID IN FEEDING EUROPE   LaGuardia Demands Action, Not Promises

Death Toll by Violence Continues Climb  Traffic Accidents : Take Major

Death Toll by Violence Continues Climb   Traffic Accidents Take Major Number of Lives

FREE BARGAINING TO BE RESTORED, SAY UNION MER   Industries Facing Disputes Will Be Decontrolled, They Report   WOULD AID DISCUSSIONS   Move Also Would Relieve Administration of Many Arbitration Worries

LABOR PREDICTS LESS CONTROL   Government May  Discare Controls To Avoid Wage Disputes

Gen. Clark Backs Byrnes’ Policy Toward Russia  Says U. S. Will Retair Bridgehead Until  i i ge

Gen. Clark Supports — Byrnes’ Firm Policy Toward Russia   Declares That United States Will Retain It: Bridgehead in Eastern Europe Until Differences With Soviets Adjusted

Report Hot Weather Is Damaging Crops   Corn, Soybeans, Sorghum, Alfalfa and Pastures Feeling Effects of  Too Much Ofd Sol

Auto Dealers End State Conclave  Bozeman Selected fay 1947 Manatees

Auto Dealers End State Conclave  Bozeman Selected for 1947 Meeting

BILL IS LOADED WITH DYNAMITE   FEPC WILL. MAKE BIG FOR NEGRO VOTES

FEPC Bill, Heavily Loaded Political Time Bomb, Bound To Go off Sometime

Filibuster Halts Senate Action on Employment Bil   FEPC Looms as Political Time Bomb; Parties Vie For Negro Vote

FEPC Bill Is Biggest Political Bomb To Hit Capital In Many Years

Senate Committee Approves U.S. Military Missions   Legislation Would Authorize Sending Help to Many Lands

BYRNES SEEKS SENATE APPROVAL  U.S. May Send Army Missions To Foreian ‘Trouble Zones’

MILITARY MISSIONS GRANTED PERMISSION   Senate Co m mittee Agrees Te Sending Experts To Troubled Arezs

PIPELINE BRINGS FUEL FOR OHIO   Delivery of Natural (ras From Texas Starts In Little Inch

Flow Of Gas In Pipe Line Nears Ohio  Delivery May Start Today Natural Gas Turned Into Big Inch

No Phone Calls from Probed Firm   Sen. McCormack Also Refutes Connection With Arms Combine

BARKLEY, RicCORMACK DENY TELEPHONING MUNITIONS FIRE AT COMMITTEE HEGRING TODAY

Barkley, McCormack Deny Profits Charges   Democratic Leaders Say They Never Called Office OF Firme Inder Invecticoatian

Barkley And McCormack Deny Making Calls To ‘Paper Empire’ Offices

Democrat Leaders Deny Phone Calls To Combine Office   Testify at Special Session of Committee at Own Request

‘Army Orders GI's in Mid-Pacific To Cease Demonstrations Against Demobilization; 3 Non-Coms Held

GI's Ordered to  Cease Mobilization Demonstrations in Mid-Pacific Command

Makes Gl Demonstrations A Court Martial Offense   Three Soldiers in Mid-Pacific Command  Are Contined for Previous Acts

NEW PLAN MAY END SHIP STRIKE   Written Contract Between Unions, Operators Sought

'Labor Department Seeks To Crack Maritime Tieup Today With New Contracts

Seek To End Maritime Strike Soon   Mediators Feel - Prospects To End Dispute’ ‘Good’

FOUR LOSE LIVES IN:NEW YEAR FIRI   Theée Others Escape By Jumping From Window

Four Persons Burn To Death   Flames Sweep Massachusetts Home Early Today After New Year's Party; Two Escape Flames

RESTORATION OF ML & A. RAILWAY SERVICE SOUGHT   Group Named to Devise - Means of Placing Road  Back in Operation.

AUSTRIA WILL DEMAND VON PAPEN AND VON SCHIRACH FOR ALISTRIAN WAR CRIMES TRIAISC

Austria in Bid To Try Von Papen   Anschluss Is Blamed or Him; Schirach Also Sought by Vienna.

Austria ‘Wan        Hé: Prepared ’ Way for Nazis, ‘Ministry Charges

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Another F. D. R. Loan Incident Comes To Light

MAKES CHARGES AGAINST CHIEF   Several Hundred Gather To Hear Speakers Harangue Asheville Law Enforcement Officers.

FOUNDATION 15 ASKED 30 PROVIDE EDIFICE AS COUNTY MEMORIAL   TRUSTEES TAKE REQUEST UNDER ADVISEMENT AT MEETING ON WEDNESDAY

FOUNDATION. IS ASKED TO PROVIDE EDIFICE AS COUNTY MEMORIAL  TRUSTEES TAKE REQUEST UNDER ADVISEMENT AT

House Supports Antistrike Bill In Test Ballot   Representatives Refuse To Weaken Proposal By Rep. Case

Foes Of Bill Won’t Get Far...  Modification Of Strike Control Act Not Likely

CASE BILL FOES RENEW FIGHT T0 DEFEAT PLAN   Opponents Offer Less Drastic Substitute Proposals for Measure

Test in View On Strike Bill   Less Drastic Plans Apparently Doomed

UNION WALKOUT HALTS SHIPMENTS OF FOOD AND FUEL   leader of Marine Strikers ‘Soy Men Will Not Wark Under Federal Control

Amendment to Wipe Out Strike Bill’s Ban on Union Boveotts Halted

Potent Strike Control Bill Gains Strong House Backing   Less Drastic Substitutes Offered By Foes Of Measure Not Expected To Pass

HOUSE REJECTS MOVE TO WEAKEN MEASURE FOR LABOR CONTROL  AMENDMENT TO DROP BAN ON BOYCOTT USE FAILS TO GET VOTES

House Beats Amendment To Case Bill   Rejects Attempt to Wipe Out Measure’s Ban on  Union Boycotts

CASE LEADING Anti-Strike Bill Opposers Lose First Round —  «Elimination of Ban: On Use of Boycotts’ Bo Dd ahlnas Vatad Bay

House Defeats Major Attempt To Weaken Bil!   Measure Provides For Ban On Union Boycott Of Manufacturers

Opponents Of Cag Anti-Strike Bill.  q Make Up-hill Fis ight   Number of Con Compre ik Plans Defeated.

Boycott Ban Turned Down   Move to Modify Strike Control Bill Defeated

House Foes Seek to Block Strike Bill   Chances of Substituting Less Drastic Measure Appear Very Dim

Effort Renewed Toward Softer Strike Measures   Attempt to Down Case Bill Said Certain to Fail

Case's Measure Still Leads in House, Is Belief   Bi-Partisan Bloc Is Unsaken by Efforts To Modify Proposal

Renewed Efforts To Head Off New Anti-Strike Bill   Test Vote Indicates That Substitute Proposal: Will Not Get Far

FOES DEFEATED IN BIDS TO EASE ANTISTRIKE ACT   Tests Of Strength Indicate Any Substitute Actions Won’t Have Chance

Opponents Of ( ‘ase Anti-Strike Bill Make Up-hill Fieht   Number of Compromis: Plans Defeated.

CORN CROP IS ESTIMATED ONE THIRD LARGER THAN 1945 VIELD: SCY BEANS OFF

Wheat Crop Of Ukraine In Bad  Way   Russian Willingness to Af ford Famine Help May Mean Very Little

NAM Economist Crificizes C10   Government Survey Shows Living Costs Up 18 Per Cent in ‘46

NAM Brands Nathan’ Economic Report   Manufacturers Want To Keep Way Open To Lower Prices

NAM Brands CIO Statisties As  “Nonsense”  Urges Steady Wages With  I.ower Prices

MAM Economist Brands CIO Report on Wages As ‘Statistical Nonsense’

Calls CIO Wage Data  ‘Nonsense’  ee ke MiSceecccene   NAM Economist Hits Nathan Repost Soys Higher Wages Mean Price Boost

NAM CHALLENGES PROFITS REPORT ISSUED BY Gi  Spokesman Dismisses It as ‘Statistical Nonsense” and ‘Guesswork’  PRICE “RISE DISPUTED        Study by BLS Puts Climb in Living Costs This Year at 18%   Spokesman Dismisses t as ‘Statistical Nonsense” and ‘Guesswork’   Study by BLS Puts Climb in Living Costs This Year at 18%

Ridicules ClO Wage: Statistics   Criticizes Contention That Pay Can Be Raised With out Price Increases

N.A.M. Brands C.l.0. Wage-Price Report As "Statistical Nonsense’

HANDS AND FOO! FOUND IN INDIANA   Gruesome Find Is Made by Farmer Today At Lebanon.

Negro Held On Murder Charge   J. L. Woolridge Confesses Killing Man and  Woman

Negro Charged With Murder in Double Slaying   Handyman Admits He Killed Couple in Abandoned Stone Mill

Negro Handyman Admits Slaying Choir Singer, Man   Says Man Killed In Self-Defense After Couple Found In Compromising Position

DUAL SLAYING 1S CONFESSED   Officers Report Negro Has Admitted Killing Two In Abandoned Mill

Charge Filed in Double Slaying   Negro Describes Killing Church Choir Couple

Company Official Says Will Be three Or Four Weeks Before Any Stcocl Is Made in Mills.

Steel Firms To Resume  Work Today   13 Large Companies To Reopen. Ending Four-Week Walkout

SETTLEMENTS AFFECT MORE THAN 300,000   Several Major Firms Follow U. S. Steel On Wage Pact

Workers Start Trek Back To Jobs As Steel Tieup Is Ended   After 27 Day Strike Paralysis, Mills of U. S. Steel Corporation Were Slated to Reopen at 12:01 This Morning

Steelmen Begin ‘Trek to Plants  ‘300.000 Men Employed   300,000 Men Employed By Reopening Mille

NEW OWNER 10 OPERATE W. H. GRUNDY INDUSTRY   Major Bristol Corporation Sold to New Englanders

GRUNDY MILL TO CONTINUE OPERATION   New Owners Will Operate Plant in Conjunction With Others They Own TQ) INCREASE 1 INEPT

- — REPORT TO TRUMAN ON A-BOMBING OF JAPAN —  Danaer Is Real; U.S. Must Get Ready Now

A-Bomb Attack ‘Real Danger’  ToU.S., Investigators Declare   Dispersal of Population, Factor ies, Construction of Shelters hee Mafence Meacnres Recommended by Civilian Experts

Defense Includes Wide Dispersal Of Industry, Shelters For Populace   Civilian Experts Size Up Rubble And Ruins Of Hiroshima And Nagasaki For President  Truman; Call For Unrelaxing Readiness

Atom Bomb Defense Plar Is Proposed   U. S. Survey Based on Attack In Jap Cities

Far-Reaching Plan for Defense Against Atomic Bomb Attack Urged by United States Experts

Starts Prison Hunger Strike  St. Louisan Convictes For Clothes Theft

DISTRICT LOSES ~ AID TO SCHOOLS   ‘irregularities’ Reported  Lawrence County Area

RED’S BOYCOTT OF UN COUNCIL COMES TO END   Move Announced As Poland Charges Franco Is Peace Menace

RED ENVOY ENDS uv. N. BOYCOTT   Gromyko Says He Will Attend Council Meeting

GROMYKO ENDS TSDAY BOYCOTT OF UN COUNCIL   Poland to Press for Placing ~ of Franco Spain Issue on Security Agenda   IRANIAN CASE DORMANT   Soviet Envoy Hints He Will Not Seek Immediately to Have Matter Dropned

Won't Press Demand To Drop Iranian Case   Poland To As Ask Charges Against Franco Spain. To Be Heard By Council

Ambassador Lange Wants Case Closed On Council's Agenda; Letter Received By Secretary Released To Council Members   GROMYEO READY TO ATTEND SESSIONS

Poland Charges Franco Menaces  Peace of World   Russian Ambassador to Sit With Council Today: May Not Press fran Stand

Gromyko Ends Boycott of U.N. Council   Won't Press Iran ‘ Request—Franco Charce To Be Made

Soviet Agent Returns As Poland Introduces Franco Spain Charges   Russian Delegate Announces He Will Attend Afternoon Session And Will Not Press Demand That Iranian Case Be Dropped.

Russia Ends  Boycott on UN Meeting   Poland Presses Action Against Franco and Spanish Regime

Gromyko Returns To UN Fold After 13-Day Boycott   Hints He Will Not Press Demand ‘That Council * Drop Iran Case   POLES SEEK COUNCIL ACTION ON FRANCO   Nature of Complaint WithHeld; British, U.S. Oppo sition Seen

UN Welcomes Gromyko Back ToCouneil Mee   No Indication Russia Will Press Demand to End Jran Inquiry

DELEGATE FROM RUSSIA RETURNS TO UN SESSIONS   Poland Charges Franco Spain Threat To Peace As Meetings Resume   QUIET ON IRAN DEMAND   Gromyko Refers Questioners To UN Officials; Mild Session Expected

RETURNS AS POLAND CALLS SPAIN A THREAT   Formal Charge To Come Later

Gromyko Ends U.N. Boycott   Poland Files Charges That Franco Spain Threatens Peace

SOVIET ENVOY WILL ATTEND MEETING TODAY   Deman d That UN Drop Iran Issue May. Not Be Pressed

Russia s Envoy May Not Press lranian Dispute   Lange Files Notice Poland Will Present Case Against Franco

e PAUL MALLON—   Byrnes’ Plan May Lead to Asking U.N. Assembly to Make Peace

Mukden Riddled by Soviet —Looks Like Bomb Victim   By Richard Cushing

Looting of Big Manchurian Factories By Soviets Told   Ry RICHARD CUSHING

Reporter Tells What He Saw.... Chinese Charge Soviets Stripped Big Factories In The City Of Mukden

MUKDEN FACTORY GUTTED BY REDS, OWNER CHARGES  SHOWS AMERICANS RECEIPTS GIVEN

Collins To Die On Noose Tonight  Governor Rejécts Plea For Clemency

CIVIC GROUPS IN BATTLE ON DAM   Ohio Organizations Differ On Dillon Project

CHRISTIAN YOUTH PLAN MEETING AT: FLORA FOR SUNDAY AFTERNOON, NITE

EPIDEMIC INFANTILE DIARRHEA DUE TO SHIP'S OVED_CROWDING CALICER PEATHC MEF ClY RARIES

‘Divide Wheat At Elevators      LaGuardia Suggests 30 Percent Of U. 8. Marketings Go For Relief.

BRITISH ASKED T0 RUSH GRAIN   LaGuardia Believes U. S. SetAside Will Meet Goal

‘Set-aside of 35% suffices  wheat needs’  LaGuardia asks for order soon

Thousands Of Truckers Start Moving Supplies — T, N.Y. Reta: Stores

Trucks Again Rolling Into New York City   Drivers Comply With Order Issued by Teamsters’ President

TRUCK TRAFFIC IS INCREASING IN NEW YORK:   Volume Rises Following Interveniion of Head of Teamsters’ Union In Transportation Crisis   ‘FIRST BREAK IN TIEUP

Trucks Rolling InN. Y.   10,000 Sympathizing Drivers Back On Job; Key Striking Unit May Vote On Work Return

New York Trucks Resume Work as  Answer to Tobin   O'Dwyer Says Member: of Striking Union Offer to Deliver Groceries

Tobin's Directive Starts Truckers Moving, Eases New York City Crisis

TRUCK STRIKERS BACK ON JOBS   Start Moving Supplies To Retail Outlets Shut Off 12 Davs

 Many AFL Truckmen Glimb Back Into Cabs   Movement of Supplies Into Strike-bound  Eastern Cities Gets Underway After 12 Duve

Truck Drivers Back To Work In N.Y. Area’   AFL Drivers Resume. Movement Of Supplies - Ow Order.Of Union Head.

NEW YORK FOOD CRISIS EASES   Striking Truckers Return To Jobs After Order

TRUCK © TIEUP — BROKEN   Drivers’ Chief intervenes in New York Strike

Movement Of Vital Goods To Stores Started   STRIKE IS SETTLED WITH MAYOR O’DWYER’S . HELP

SMALL WARNS ON NEW WAVE OF WALKOUTS      Labor, Management Urged to Work Together

Strike Stymies California City   Violence Feared as AFL Union Members Walkout in Oakland

OAKLAND, CALIF. IN PARALYZING GRIP OF STRIKE   Violence Breaks Out In City-Wide Walkout Of AFL Workers

Oakland General Strike — Marked with Violence; Normal Activities End   Greyhounds Still Go

Oakland Hit By City-Wide AFL Strike   Million People Affected " By Union Walkout In West Coast Area

YAMASHITA TO HANG DECREED BY MAGARTHUR   Must Die For Responsibility In Atrocity Death Of 60,000

Yamashita Will Die (n Gallows   MacArthur's Finding Against “Tiger of Malava” Is Final

Yamashita Held Killer Of 60.000   MacArthur Affirms Lower Court's Death Sentence

Yamashita Must Go To Gallows, Mac Arthur Says   Last Avenue of Escape For Jap Commander Is Blocked By Statement

JAP. CHIEF MUST DIE ON GALLOWS   MacArthur Confirms Sentence By Military Court

“TIGER LOSES FINAL APPEAL   MacArthur Seals Fate  of General Yamashita

Yamashita Must Hang,  Gen. M’Arthur Decrees   Supreme Commander Affirms Sentence Of ‘Tiger Of ) Manila,’ Brands Jap General For ‘Violating The Sacred : Trust Of A Soldier Profaning The Military Profession.”

Dairy Products Back on Ceiling?   Rising Costs of Butter is Reason

Dairy Products Prices Watched   Decontrol Board May Place Price Ceilings On Products

LABOR CHIEF IS VERY OPTIMISTIC      Schwellenbach Believes Nation Headed For Long Period Of Comparative Lahor Peace. }

Bright Future Of Labor Peace Seen By Schwellenbach   ‘Settlement of GM andGE Strikes Cheers Wash * ington.

PERIOD OF LABOR PEACE SEEN BY SCHWELLENBACH   Secretary Avoids Prediction Of No Future Strike Action

Secretary Schwellenbach Sees Country As Nearing Long Period Labor Peace

LABOR FRONT EXPECTED 10 REMAIN QUIET   Schwellenbach Sees Long Period Of Peace As GM, GE Settle

Labor Chief Sees Nation Ending Period of Strife   Schwellenbach Labels GM Agreement ‘Most Sig. nificant Settlement We've Had’

SECRETARY SEES LONG PERIOD OF LABOR PEACE   Schwellenbach Happy Over Strike Settlements; Faces Coal Dispute

Liquor Deal Is Told In Court   Distiller On Stand In McKay Trial

SIGLER CALLS FIRST WITNESS   Official Of Liquor Company Tells Background Of Conspiracy

An Explanation  Kept Judgeship As Means Of Support, McCarthy Tells Rally

OVERNIGHT CAR PRICE INCREASE UNLIKELY   Survey Indicates Manufacturers Wil) Await Developments In Fight to Revive OPA.

“Bit FOUR” SESSION CALLED TQ DRAFT IMMEDIATE PEAGL TREATIES FOR SMALL NATION»

BRITAIN 10 ATTEND PARIS. CONFERENCE   Only Scviet Reply Is Awai‘ed to Foreign Ministers’ Meeting

"Biq 4' Foreign Ministers To Meet in Paris Apr. 25   Session Will Consider Peace Treaties for Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Finland, Hungary

Spokane, Wash. Athletes Die   Nine Others Hurt, Several Critically

7 BALL PLAYERS DIE IN BUS CRASK   9 Others Injured In Flaming Crash Down Mountain

Flaming Bus Dives Down Mountain   Victims Were Members Spokane Washington, Club

Driver and Eight Other Players Injured, Several Critical When Vehicle  Plunges From Road -

CHARTERED BUS PLUNGES DOWN MOUNTAIN SIDE  8 OTHER MEMBERS OF SPOKANE CLUB

Victims Players On Spokane Club   Chartered Cross-State Bus In Flaming Crash; Survivor Describes Men As Being Scat‘ tered ‘All Over Hill’

Seven Baseball Players Lose Lives In Road Tragedy; Nine Persons Hurt

7 Baseball Players Die In Bus Crash   2 Known Here Hurt in Accident On West Coast

Bus Wreck Kills / Baseball Players In High Cascades  Nine Others From Spokane Hurt in A Flaming Plunge

7 Baseball Players Die in Accident   Vehicle Catches Fire as It Plunges Down Mountainside

SEVEN SPOKANE BALL PLAYERS MET DEATH IN CRASH OF BUS   Their Chartered Vehicle Left Road To Plunge Down Mountain Side . _

qT Baseball Players Die In Bus Grash   Nine Other Men Hurt As Coach Plunges Off  Mountain Highway.

SEVEN BASEBALL PLAYERS KILLED IN BUS ACCIDENT   Vehicle Plunged Down Mountainside; Spokane Club Members Victime

T ATHLETES DIE IN BLAZING BUS   Chastered Vehicle Hurtles  Down Mountainside

Nine Others on Bus Are Injured When Vehicle Plunges off Road and Down Mountain's Side

Spokane Team ~ Players Killed —— In Bus Plunge   Seven Dead, Nine Injured In 300-Foot Drop In Cascade Mountains

BUS PLUNGE—~  Nine Others Are Injured  Victims Trapped In Flaming Wreckage

County Quota ~ Ts But $2,500; Towns $325   Mrs. F. M. Hudson Named _ Chairman of Pocahontas . Community

Local Chairman  Dr. G. G. Butler   County Goal Is $2,500; Rolfe’s Share $250

$2,500 Needed In Campaign   Mrs. Don Frazee Is ’ Chairman for Laurens Community

DETROIT FAGES STRIKE ON DSR   City Ready To Break Trolley And Bus Driver Walkout

Tito Refuses To Pay For Downed U.S. Airplanes   Will Compensate For Flyers’ Death But Not Property Loss;  ls Counter-Proposal

TITO SENDING A COUNTER OFFER TOU, S. DEMAND   Yugoslavs Reported Willing To Pay for Lives of Yanks Shot Down

Tito Proposal Counters U.S. Indemnity Bid   Another Plan Proposed By Yugoslavia For $400,000 Demanded By United States

Yugoslav Reply Studied by U. S.   Is Counter Proposal To American Indemnity  Demand of $400,000

Yugoslav Reply ls Considered  Counter Proposal to Indemnity Demand

Yugoslavs Reported to Have Made a Counter  Donianes) SAT oe Tyke

A Counter Proposal  From Tito   Yuyoslavia Reportedly Is Willing to Pay For Loss of Pilots’ Lives,   Not Property Damage

‘American Insistence on Payment For Planes Shot Down Aitracts Counter Proposal from Tito

88-YEAR-OLD. KING GUSTAF. REJOICES; HEIR. TO THRONE OF SWEDEN BORN

Meatpackers Given Raise   Industry Objects To Proposed Increase; Offered Subsidy And Hike In Sale Prices   Briggs Manufacturing Firm Strike Settled With Auto Workers Union

BRIGGS GRANTS UNION 183-CENT PAY BOOST   Detroit Company Reaches Agreement With UAW

UAW Settles Wage Dispute With Briggs   ‘Turn Back Again: To GM Strike

Briggs Settles Auto Workers.  Wage Question - ‘Some 12,000 Worker  Who Make Car Bodie Covered bv Contract

LEWIS GETS FEDERAL COURT SUMMONS      Strike Fails To Hamper Store Business!   BECKLEY MERCHANTS con:

LEWIS GETS FEDERAL COURT SUMMONS  4.26 .. Bn .. °5.. nn Ae Sth WD aw cc ewe anne «a UMW Leader   Strike Fails To Hamper Store Business   RECKLEY MERCHANTS oc   OPERATORS EXPLAINED (+)

BENSALEM PROPERTIES CHANGE OWNERSHIP   Transfer From Michael J.  White To Harry A. Biddle ! Involves $13,000   NUMEROUS TRANSFERS

TRANSFERS PROPERTY TO WILLIAM BROWN   Hulmeville Lot Changes Hands; Likewise Property in Bensalem Twp.  PRICES MADE PURLIC

Hitler's Detailed Blueprint for an Invasion of Britain That Never Came Off Is Published by War Crimes Prosecution Staff Along With Huce Mass of Official Documents Testifying to War Guilt of the Nazis

Hitler’s Invasion Plans Revealed  Blow At England Plotted In Papers

;\Hiller's Detailed Blueprint for an Invasion of Britain That Never Came  S. d,  «Off Is Published by War Crimes Prosecution Staff Along With     d Id  “Huge Mass of Official Documents Testifying to War Cuilt of the Navis  ly ne

Herr Hitler Had the Idea, BUT...  Records Show RAF Forestallec Nazi Plan to Overrun Britain

Clashes Betweer Attorneys Grow More Frequent   State Witness Tells Of Hiring Man To Contact Liquor Trade

Thousands Of Construction  Jobs Halted   C. P. A. Announces Thous ands Of Building Jobs Hit By Recent Order

Construction Is Halted By CPA   Violators of Three Week Ban Warned Against Continued Work

BLACK MARKET, U. S. BATTLING   Locked In Fight To Obtain 50,000,000 Bushels Of Corn

Grain Analysts Say Government Is In Competition with Black Market

Giant Battle Launched’ for Nation's Corn   Government Comes to Grips With Black Market

Black Market Fights U. S. For Grain   Mlegal Buyers May Get Corn Away From Hunery

President Truman Tells Newsmen He Will Urge Bowles To Stav On Job

3rd Game of Series Won By Red Sox   Three Run Hemcer by Tork in First Inning—Boston Wins by 4 to 0

Short Places Full Blame Upon Capital  For Surprise   Denies That Leaders Had Been Upon ‘Jag’

Short Denies ‘Jag’ Charge   Washington Blamed Entirely in Attack

Short Kills Talk Harbor Officers Sleeping Off Jac   General Ends Testimony Before Congressional Committee ©

Sleeping Off Jag Charge Dec. 7, Denied by Short   Pearl-Harbor Witness Says Disaster Was Washinston’s Fault

Short Denies Disaster Jaq’  Pearl Harbor Chief Blames Attacks on Army Staff Failure

Chiefs ‘Passed Buck’ To Him, Short Says   Denies Officers in Hawaii ‘Sleeping Off Jae’ Dec. 7

PEARL HARBOR BLAME PLACED ON WASHINGTON   Short Denies Staff Was Sleeping off Jag when Taps Attacked

SLAMS, PLACED ‘ON THREE. CHIEFS  - Short Denies Army And Navy’ Officers ‘Sleeping Off Jaa’

Denies “Sleeping Off A Jag”  Short Refuses Blame, Says Lack Of Information Caused Disaster

Trio Accused  By Gen. Short   Says Marshall, Two Others Made Him “Seanevoat’®

Short Denies ‘Jag’ Story In PH Probe   Washington Chiefs Given Blame for Failure to Get Vital Information To Hawaii Headauarters

JAG STORY FALSE, GEN, SHORT SAYS   DENIES U. S. OFFICERS WERE DRUNK NIGHT BEFORE PEARL HARBOR RAID.

Short Denies Officers ‘Sleeping Off ‘Jag’ When Japs Raided Pearl Harbor

Short Blames Three, Dee. 7  Pearl Disaster   Blames Marshall, Gerow. Miles. As Having Sought To Shift Blame.   IDENIES ‘JAG’ CHARGES

Marshall Blamed By Short   Washington 100 Per Cent Blame, Soys General

READY TO ACT ALONE IN IRAN      Will Not ¢ Consult U.N If Vital Interests Are Threatened

Blunt Warning Issued After Disorders  Britain Will Protect Oil Fields In fran

Britain Ready To Act Quickly Without Recourse to U.N. ‘To Protect Interests in Iran

British Ready To Protect Oil Interests   Will Take Action Without Recourse  To United Nations

BRITISH THREAT ~ OF ACTION cwvE   Will Protect Interest In Iran Without Recourse to UN. Claim

IT STARTED IN A KIDDING WAY  Quadruple Wedding Is Held For Four Detroit Sisters

RUSSIAN ARMY HERO DEMOTED    Marshal Gregory Zhukov Sent ) To Obscure Post In Military Shakeup

Top General In Red Army Chief Victim   Zhukov, No, 1 War Hero, Sent to “Sticks”; No Explanation Is Given

Zhukov Is Ousted In Soviet Shake-Up   Red: Army’ $ ‘World. War I Hero, Reported Rele- gated to Obscure Provincial Post

Stalin Takes Command of Russian Army   Zhukov Transfer To Remote Odessa  Base one Pistennlios

OR M IS REPORTED TODAY   Marshal Zhukov Sent to Obscure Post, Press Dispatch Says; Reason Not Learned,   OTHER OFFICERS SAID INVOLVED

Zhukov Transferred To Obscure Post In Shake-up of Soviet High Command

STALIN SHAKES UP. HIGH COMMAND: OF RUSSIAN ARMY   Zhukov Gets Obscure Post

Lhukow Is Demoted   Shakeup In Russian Army's High Command Sends Hero To Low Spot

High Command Of Russian Army {n Reorganization   Marshal Georgi Zhukov, Russia’s Top War Here Shunted From Top Legislative Post to Obscure Military Command by Stalin.

Saviet’s Top War Hero, Zhu: koy, Goes to Obscure Pravinrial Pact

SHAKEUP OF RED ARMY REVEALED   Marshal Zhukov Relegated To Obscure Odessa Post  : >... Wamnmnrenrt? &@ ae were werwe ee

Mme veviIcer public, DUT the United Press today learned that it already has been carried out.

Zhukov Put On Obscure Odessa Job   Hero’s Demotion Hints Policy Conflict; He Was Ike's Friend.

HERO OF WAR GETS OBoGURE ODESSA POST   Zhukov Slapdown Comes ' Seon After His Boost to Lawmaking Body.

Red A rmy Shaken Up By Stalin   Marshal Zhukov Reported Relegated To Obscure Provincial Post

To Please ‘Taft   Stalin Sends fop Soviet War Hero To Chscure Post in Army Shakeup

SOVIET’S TOP WAR HERO GI AN OBSCURE POSITION; NO’ EXPLANATION OF: SUDDEN.

Stalin Shakes Up The Russian Army   General Zhukov, War Hero, Sent to Minor Post

French Invade  Siam, U. N. Hears   Complaint Involves  Indo-China Area

Siam Tells UN French Troops  Grabbed Land   Reported Attacks Located in Northern Part of Frontier

Troops Still Hold Land Siam Complains to U.N. on French Seizure of Territory

BABIES LESS THAN SIX ‘MONTHS OLD BANNED ON ty) ¢ ARMY TRANSPORTS.

Guards leave  prisoners to_  ‘talk it over’ Two dead and 14 hurt in rioting

Russia Purges Industvialists   ‘Disloyal’ Peoples Forced to Resettle

Here’s Budget Je For Next Year In  At A Glance Bz   et Jew Agency ar In Palestine e Battles Split

PRES. TRUMAN HAS HOPES FOR BUDCET BALANCE   Disagrees Taxes Can Be Reduéed After January

Taxes Must Not Be Cut Says Truman in Announcing Budget   Revised Estimates Lower Federal Deficit Below Two Billions

President Still Hopes To Balance Budget, But Opposes Any Tax Cut

Truman Is Still Hopeful He Can: Balance Budget   Revised Figures Bring Deficit Under Two. Reliian

Truman Hopes for a Balance   Republicans Say Tax Reduction Is Possible

Revised Budget Brings Deficit to Less Than 2 Billion, but Truman Declares Taxes Must not Be Cut

Truman, However, Still Is Hopeful of Balanced Budget Despite Big Jumps in Outlay Forecasts

Truman And GOP Differ On Tax Cuts   No Possibility Of Reductions In 1947, President Says, But PRannhiieans Disa gvrec

Truman Hopeful for Balanced Budget But Disagrees Taxes Can Be Slashed

President Seeks Budget Balance: No Cut in Taxes   Expenditures Still High; Departments Told to Economize

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS   By FRANK R. KENT   Overplaying The Hand

Man is Found . Dead in Jail   Held For Questioning In Death of Girl, 38

7 7 i  OFF DUE TO STEEL TIEUP   Ford Co. to Lay Off 40,000 By Saturday

FAILED TO SETTLE TELEPHONE. DISPUTE   Federal Conciliators Unable 1o Bring Disputants Together on Wages.

War Trials of Japanese Open in China   18 Defendants Arraigned in Military Court

War Crime Trials Tum to-China ~~   18 Japs Arraigned In Deaths of Fliers

300 PAINTINGS SELL FOR TOTAL OF $5,300   Crowd Small, But Interest High At Sale In County Seat Armory  RY NEW UOPE ADTICT<

MARITIME STRIKE END THOT NEAR   Pacts Reached With Two Firms; Others Negotiate

Inside Your Congress  et id  Gleanings From The Left  —by— SAMUEL B. PETTENGILL “The Geatleman from

Request Ceiling Price on Cream   Solution To Butter Shortage, C-C Says

Tuck Recommended Bills Already Awaiting Action In House And Senate Committees   Delegate Phillips Offers Measure To Prohibit Flogging Of Virginia Convicts

UNO DELEGATES REACH LONDON   U. S. Contingent Prepares For Assembly Opening

Secretary Patterson Takes Responsibility For Blast Of Cyclotrons Of Nippons

Patterson Accepts Blame Destruction  Of Jap Cvelotrons   War Secretary Sees No War Guilt Requiring Thirohito’s Resignation.

Admits A Mistake Was Made... .. Patterson Assumes All  - Blame For Destruction  - Of Japanese Cyclotrons

Patterson Takes Blame For Loss Of Cyclotrons   Should Have Consulted Scientists First; Does Not Favor Abdication

British Reject Claims   10-Billions Demand Against Germany Is Turned Down

BRITISH REJECT RUSSIAN CLAIM      Want Soviet To Aid In Administering Germany As Unit

Gave Money, Car, Built 25 Acre Lake, Church,  Thousands For Campaign

‘Senators Indicate That Mississippi Democrat  ‘Will Get Chance Today.

Recalls Meeting To Raise Money On Bilbo’s Deb’   Attorney Questioned About Pay ment of $11,000 to Candidate In State

WAYS TO GET AROUND LAWS IN POLITICAL FUND SPENDING   Attorney For Bilbo Says So; Senator To Have His Turn Later

jircumvented aw, Bilbo's \ttorney Says  Senator te Be   Senator te Be Given Chance To Testify

Bilbo Witness Points Up Loopholes Tn Miss. Corrupt Practices Act

BILBO COUNSEL ‘HITS FUNDS ACT   Lawyer Says Corrupt Prac: ~~ tices Law ‘Ineffective’

Bilbo Attorney Says Election Law Worthless   State Act Allows ‘Informal’ Groups To Spend Any Amounts

Mississippi Law On Expenditures Easily Evaded   Bilbo’s Lawyer Says Informal Groups Don’t Report Election Funds

States Rule on Political Funds Easily Bypassed   Witness Says Bilbo Still Owes $2250 on Note To Pay Alimony

Veterans Active in Church Work eye arene ee ee ee  ‘More Hagerstonians Attend  Church Now Than During Wa

 Veterans Active in Church Work Veterans Active in Church Work  More Hagerstonians Attend ‘Church Now Than During War

Increases For State Offices Are Allowed   Budaet Committee Approves Requests Of Departments

9 KILLED BY STORMS IN EASTERN U. S.   Thunderstorms, High Winds In East; Hail at Chicaao

Nine Killed  By Storms in Three States   Near Hurricane Flattens Buildings In Wany Areas

EASTERN STORMS LEAVE NINE DEAD   Violent Winds Cause Heavy Damage in Four States

NINE KILLED IN VIOLENT SPRING THUNDERSTORMS   ‘Four Eastern - States Hit B Storm, Causing Heavy Damage

Buildings Collapse, Trees Uproated in Auburn; Crep  leaece Manvu

4 Persons Killed In Plane Crash On Jersey Farn   Wind Damages Fruit Crops Near Marlboro; East Division Barn Burns

WEATHER CAUSES PLANE CRASH  Nine Dead, Damage Heavy In New England Spring Storms

Pope Pius Cites Imperialism As Threat To Peace   Broadcasts Speech After Imposing Berettas On. 29 New Cardinals

Says World Unity, Peace Periled by It   Pontiff Hails Choice of Cardinals as Showing Scope of Church.

SEES THREAT TO UNITY AND - WORLD PEAGE   Says Empires Maintained by Force Have No Solid Basis.

Peace Imperiled By Imperialism, Pope Pius Asserts   Pontiff Denounces Use of Force to 2 Maintain Empires

STATES THAT UNITY IS BEING ENDANGERED BY EMPIRES _ MAINTAINED BY FORCE ONLY.

Pope Cites Imperialism As aDanger   Delivers Radio Address t the World Today from Vatican City

Pope Sees World Peace Endangered  By Imperialism   Vatican City Speech Charges Empires Are Maintained By Force   NATIONS ARE FAR APART IN VIEWS   Pontiff Speaks as Twentynine Prelates Are Elevated to Cardinals

IMPERIALISM IS HIT BY POPE PIUS   Says It Endangers Unity cnd Peace Among Nations

Pope in Warning On on Nokon      Says It Is Endangering Unity And Enduring Peace Among Nations

‘Imperialism Perils Peace, Pope Warns   Sees Danger of New Frictions in Empires Based on Force

Catholic Leader Says Imperialism Threatening Peace   Pope Makes Radio Address At Rites . In Vatican City

IMPERIALISM OF TODAY HIT IN POPE PIUS’ TALK   Broadcast’s After Imposing Berettas On New Cardinals

Navy To Investigate Explosion Of U S Ship; Five Dead, 165 Injured

Grady Allen is Candidate For 2nd Term, Clerk   District Clerk in Milam County Past Two Years, Offers For Re-Election

Curb Advocated OnCottonTrading   Secretary Anderson Sends Notice to All Of Nation’s Exchanges

Urges Sharp Cotton Curbs   Check On Futures Asked By Anderson To Stop Disorderly Prices

30,000-Bale Limit In One Day Favored   Move Designed Tc Block Disorderly Price Situation

REGULATION OF TRADING IN COTTON FUTURES TO PREVENT DISORDERLY PRICES IS ADVISED

Head Agriculture Department Seeks To Correct Disorderly Price Situation

Act To Control Cotton Markets   Recommend Limit on Bales For Gambling

Would Cut Cotton Trading   Anderson Proposes Reduction to Correct Price Situation

SHARP CURBS ON COTTON MARKET ASKED   Would Limit Tracing To 30,000 Bales

COTTON FUTURES CURB PROPOSED   Anderson Suggests Limit On Speculative Transactions

Cotton Trade Curb Favored   Secretary of Agriculture Wants Speculative Market Transactions Cut

STATE POLICE SERGEANT AND SHERIFF KILLED   Details Of Murders Not Determined; Officers Start Killer Hunt

Search Started For Assailant:  Roads Blocked   Son of Tucker County Sheriff Critically Wounded by Man Identified as Mark McCauley, Who Had Been Arrested on Truck Theft Charge

ACCUSED MURDERER IS BEING HUNTED   State Trooper And Sheriff Are RKilled And Son Of Official Wounded Near Romney. W. ¥2

(PA Sets Up Emergency Office in Move To Keep Utilities in Operation

Emergency(PA Office Opened      Department to Seek te Avoid Collapse of Public Utilities

Father of Missing Child Appeals to U.S. Public for Aid   Three-Year-Old Seen With Hired Maid

CHILD STILL MISSING   ‘Father Offers Life Savings as Re ward for Information

; —EX-GI’S CHILD MISSING Offers Life Savings For Daughter’s Return.

KIDNAPED CHILD STILL MISSING   Frantic Father Offers His  Savings for Clue

OFFERS HIS LIFE SAVING FOR RETURN OF DAUGHTER   Madeline “Toby” Tobias Missing From Her Kansas City Home.   A STATE-WIDE SEARCH      A Newly Hired Maid Is Believed to Have Spirited Her Away From Home.

TO ERASE REICH WAR FACTORIES   Alties Will Slash Germany’s Economy In Half; Stress Put On Agriculture

Industrial War Power Of Nazis Will Be Curbed      Allies Agree To. Plan For Disarming Germanv

‘Council Step to Kill German War. Potential Adopted   Program Also Calls For Nation to Become Reasonubly SelfSuetaininan kyu 1040

~-GERMANY—~ War Plants Eliminated In Germany  Economy Cut In Half Re Alliae

To Destroy War Potential... .  Plan To Make Germany A Self-Sustaining Nation By 1949, Allies Reveal

NAZI EC PLAN TO SLASH WAR POTENTIAL   ‘Allied Council Places Emphasis On Agriculture, Coal Production —

German War Potential Struck Down as Nation’s Scale of Living Is Reduced by Half

ALLIED CONTROE GROUP PEANS'TO° ELIMINATE GERMANY’S WAR POTENTIAL, DEVELOP RESOURCES

PROGRAM OUTLINED BY COUNCIL      Nation To Be Self-Sustaining In Three Years

COUNCIL ADOPTS GERMANY PLAN   Aims To End War Potential But Allow SelfSupport

TO RESTRICT CAPACITY FOR WAR IN REICH   Program Outlined By Control Council Slashes Economy In Half and Emphasizes Rebuilding

Potential German War Industries Face Bans   Allies Plan Future For Captured Folks

REICH ECONOMY CUT BY ALLIES   Future Emphasis To Be Placed On Peacetime Output

Allied Council Drafts Plan ToEliminate WarPotential OfGermanyButSupportSelf

Plan Adopted To Eliminate Reich  War Potentials   Facilities. Allowed Only To Make Nation Reasonably Self-sustaining.

ALLIED CONTROL COUNCIL: . GERMAN WAR POTENTIAL WILL BE ELIMINATED UNDER NEW PROGRAM

CHARGE CHINA REDS CROWD MANCHURIA   Protest Russian Aid to Comrearniste

Trouble {s Still Brewing In Manchuria   Nationalists Protest Movement of Communists Getting USSR Aid

Red Influx at Mukden Charged   Communists Reportec Planning Drive on Peiping Railroad

Extension Clube , - Aid Students   Economics Clubs Build _Loan Fund to Aid  _- University Freshmen.

U.S. Scraps 6,000 Planes in Europe  Militarily Obsolete And Have No Peacetime Use

Payment Refused On Printing Bill   Court Test of Special Senate Session Looms

Yanks Who Fell in Rapido Fight Made Anzio Landing Gooe  * War Department   War Department Spokesmen Says Men Did: Not Die in Vain

War Office Defends Gen. Clark's Order To Cross the Rapido   Claims Anzio Beachhead Made Possible After River Fiasco

War Department Defends Battle Of Rapido River   Spokesman Says Mer Mode Parciblae   Spokesman Says Men Made Possible Success at Anzio

War Department Defends Battle Of Rapido River  Spokesman Says Men Made Possible Success at Anzio

Prominent Washington Merchant Leader Dies   Jack Hart, leading Washingto clothier, died yesterday.

Temperatures   Republican to Back Ali Amendments To ‘Cripple Agency’

Ball Denounces  OPA Board ~   Says Important Single Collection of Fascists

OPA Labeled ‘Fascist’ Nest  Sen. Ball to Support “Cripnlingz’ Chances

SEN, BALL SCORES (PA AS FASCIST   Liberal Republican Contands It Makes Unwarranted Use of Its Power

Maritime Strike Ties Up Shipping ~ In Nations’ Port   Over 3,000 Vessels Affected And Probably 400,000 Maritime Workers    TRUMAN DELAYS DIRECT ACTION

FEDERAL MEDTATORS SEE MARITIME WALKOUT AS » NATION'S “TOUGHEST POSTWAR LABOR PROBLEM .

CHARGE FILED > ON SQUATTERS   Veterans, Officials Ask Court Test

MISSING: MARINES HUNTED IN CHIN!   COMRADES SPREAD OVER BATTLEFIELD LOOKING FOR POSSIBLE SURVIVORS.

Marines Hunt Pals Lost In China Fight  300 Patrol Region Where Reds  a oe ee ee ee

Marines Hunt Comrades in Chinese Area   Warplanes Support 300 Motorized Troops in Search

Armed Marines  Seek Comrades   Howitzers Employed As Search Continues

PUSH SEARCH FOR MARINES   Heavily Armed Patrol Seeks Comrades Missing After Ambush in China

Marines Hunt Victims Of Chinese Clash   Four Killed, 19 Hurt In Attack By Communists

Marines Search For Missing Comrades Ii Chinese Field   Four Men Kilied and 19 Wounded in Clash With Communists—"Marine Provocation” is Blamed for Incident

Marines Hunt Missing Buddie: Near Pieping —   Warplanes Support Heavily Armed Patrol After Bloody Clash 

MARINES HUNT FOR COMRADES   Clash With Chinese Reds In Cornfield Fatal To Four: 19 Wounded

Marines Scour   Ambush Area      sing Sought Following  Ficht With Chinese Reds

10,000 Gls In Manila Boc Delay Orders   Mass Meeting Speakers. Defy Commander’s Pilea, Asks Protests at Home

WAR CHIEFTAIN IS BRANDED AS “NO. 1 ENEMY?”   Boo Commander And Call For Political Pressure To “Get Us Home”

10,000 PROTEST SLOW DOWN IN DISCHARGES      Brand Secretary of War as Their “No. 1 Enemy”

TEN THOUSAND “MAKE PROTEST OF SLOW DOWN   MILITARY POLICE NOT INTER“FERING WITH DEMONSTRATION AGAINST DELAY ° IN RETURN HOME

Angry Gls Boo Styer   Jeering Thousands Protest Against Demobilization Slowdown Program   Like Ebbetts Field.

Othman Starts New Year Right—  Visits the Patent Office   Tells of Latest Inventions by U. S. Geniuses

 New Year's Inventions Most Amazing   Oysters Will Die Laughing in 1946

Kansas City Girl Is Taken to Fayetteville Hospital; Candition Good, Doctors Say

CHARGE UMW WITH BLOCKING NEGOTIATIONS   Mine Operators Say New Contract Delaved

Operators Say Lewis Blocking  New Contract   No Progress Made in Ending Transit Strike: Ford Plans Shutdown

Rainey And Jester Denounce Interests Which Both Declare Trying To Rin State

GOP Senators [n  Lively Scrap For  Committee Places Leaders Hold  Up Assignments

IT’S BEEN LONG WAIT FOR COP   So There’s Nothing Unusual About Fight for Top Committee Jobs

UN Council NipsIn Bud War Threats   Either Tr Deals With Problems Without Fear OF Personalities Involved Or It Will Fail Like League Of  Noarinnse

ee oe  Mackenzie’s Column  UNO Crackdown Reveals D Desire Not To Repeat Past Mistakes’

UNITED NATIONS NOT DODGING ISSUES IN MANNER OF LEAGUE -OF NATIONS: PEACE HOPE SEEN

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   “By DEWITT MacKENZIE 7P World Traveler

SHORT CLAIMS HE WAS SCAPEGOAT .   Honest Confession Would Reveal Staff pid Not Anicinate Raid

Gen, W.C. Short Charge He Was Made Scapegoal   First Public Testimony Since Pearl Harbor At-. tack Is Given By General   WASHINGTON IS GIVEN CENSURE

SHORT CHARGES ‘BUCK PASSING’   Commander at Pearl Harbor Says Vital Jap Data Withheld

Senator Butler Of Nebraska Would Put Foreign Loans On Sound Basis

Auto Plants At Detroit Are Closed   Nearly 50,000 Workers Made Idle—Maritime Strike Partially Broken

Labor Disputes Idle 47,000 Men In Several Automotive Planis At Detroit.

STRIKE ENDING; AUTO PLANTS HIT   Settlement Of Drawn Out Tie-Up Near; AT GON Ont Tea Detroit

Wage Increases Ease Tienps in Two Big Disputes   Automobile Industry ir Detroit Area Hit Hard By Walkouts

47 000 Idle By Disputes In Auto Plants   Maritime, Truck Strikes are Partially Broken

41,000 Are Out As New Troubles Hit Industries   400 Truck Companies In N. Y. Resume Work

AGNE HELD SATURDAY   Former Remsen Girl Dies Following Brief Sickness

WAGNER RITES HELD SATURDAY   Former Remsen Girl Dies Following Brief Sickness

$150,000 Indemnity Paid By Slavs in Death of Airmen  U.S. State Department Still Hopes To Collect for Loss of Two Planes

YUGOSLAVIA PAYS $150,000 TO U. S. FOR SLAIN AIRMEN   U. S. Still Hopes to Obtain Pay. ment For Loss of Two Transport Planes

Yugoslavia Pays $150,000 for Deaths of Fliers   U. S. Still Trying To Get Indemnities For Lost Planes

MONEY I$ FOR SHOOTING DOWN A Uj. §. AIRMEN   State Department Still Hopes for Additional Claims on 2 Airplanes

U.S. Receives Slav. Indemnity Of $150,000.   ‘Payment. Made’ for - Deaths of Airmen Shot. Down”

Yugoslavia Turns Over $150,000 as Idemnity For Five Fliers’ Deaths

Sums To Be Paid To  Families   U.S. Hopes For Indemnities In Loss Of Transport Planes.

Yugoslavia Pays U.S. $150,000 For Five Deaths  This Country Still Seeks Funds for  g a i a Bon ng a

TREATY WRITING IN FINAL PHASE   PEACE CONFERENCE ~ADOPTS PREAMBLE TO ITALIAN SETTLEMENT

Slavs Pay U.S.   . Indemnity Is For Slain Fliers; ‘U. S. Wilk Again Demand Payment For Planes

U. 5S. DEMANDED PAYMENT FOR DEATHS OF AIRMEN SHOT DOWN AUGUST 19

$150,000 Paid By Yugoslavia For Indemnity  Funds to Go to Families _ Of Slain American Airme:

Slavs Pay Indemnity For Death of Airmen   Turn Over $150,000 to U.S,---Dees Not Include Payment for Planes

U5, RECEIVES TOTAL  OF $150,000 FOR 5  SLAIN ON AUGUST 19 ADDITIONAL PAYMENT  MAY BE SOUGHT FOR 2 PLANES DESTROVED

Yugoslavia Pays  Indemnity Claim $150,000 For Deaths of Fliers Given U. S.

Turns Over. $150,000 To United States          No Indemnity Paid F Loss Of Two Transport Planes In VYuvoslavia.

Yugoslavia Pays U. S. $150,000  For Five Deaths  This Country Still’ Seeks Funds for Loss of Two Planes

New York City Threatened by Strike of 32,000 Transportation Workers

N.Y: Emergency  Force. May Operate Transit.        ayOr O'Dwyer Appeals’ t ; ; President Murray as Strike Deadline Near; 6; 10,000 ‘Passengers Affected _

Racial Issuie Confronts City   Discrimination In Taverns Charged

Gun Battle Ends Ozark Vacation For Two Bandits   Bank Robbers Shot to Death Half Hour After Holdup at Humansville

‘Death Ends ‘Ozarks Vacation’ for Bandits   Two Robbers Shot and Killed by Sheriff, Reputy Half Hour After Bank Healdun

Bank Robbers ‘Vacation’ Ends in Death   Had Posed as Brothers at Ozarks Resort

Ozark Vacation Ends Straight-Shooting Sheriff Gets Robbers Half-Hour After Crime

"Missouri Sheriff, Deputy Slay Pair Of ' Bandits Half Hour After Bank Robbery

POLIO ON INCREASE   Eighty New Cases Reported in : Kansas Last Week

IMcNARNEY "ACCUSES ‘LaGUARDIA   US Commander in Europe Says UNRRA Chief Made Allegations Against Occupation Army ;

M'NARNEY HITS AT LA GUARDIA   Charges UNRRA Director With ‘Utterly Baseless’ Accusations

La Guardia Draws Barb   . European Commander Denies Army Has Opposed UNRRA Aims

McNerney Denies That Army Opposes UNRRA   Commander of U.S. Forces in Europe Says LaGuardia Made “Baseless and lnenrract? Cheuen

McNarney Irked By LaGuardia Charges Of Opposing UNRRA   Asserts U. S. Army in Germany Has Been Acting In Good Faith and Integrity

Gen. McNarney Hits LaGuardia UNRRA Charge   Says Claims Are Without Foundation Set Up Policy On Espionage Suspects

M'NARNEY SAYS UNRRA CHARGE LACKS TRUTE   General Raps Director La Guardia for ‘Baseless’ Attack on VU. S. Army

Takes Practice Swing And Lands In Hospital With Both Legs Broken

STRAW VOTE TAKEN BY KIWANIS) Advantages Of A Community Chest In Lubbock Discussed

SS CHIEF I$ ALSO ACCUSED OF SEEING HIS VICTIMS GASSED   Nazi War Crimes Trial Prosecitors Say He Planned Mass Slaughter

Records Show Mass Killings ~ By Nazi Chie'   Kaltenbrunner Accused of Crimes Before Tribunal Court

Police Head Is Held Responsible for Prison Butchery   ‘Kaltenbrunner Is Accused Before International Military Tribunal

Non pt De vag 2 ae? Joi 32. Co ee ae  n rm las at gaat Taygeg Wie alt  % cee “gh owes age) ee, rere: Wy ae es

Head of SS Is  Accused of  Mass Slayings War Crimes Trial  Resumed After lO9.DNayw Varerctian

German Accused Of Supervising Mass Gas Deatt   Head Of The Nazi Police Personally Witnessed  hAs cen Xen

Security Police Head Accused  Of Executions   Ernst Kaltenbrunner Charged with Ordering Entire Towns Erased And Flyers Executed

MASS SLAUGHTER [5 LAID 10 HEAD OF NAZI POLICE   Kaltenbrunner Accused at Nuernberg Trial of Ordering Entire Communities Wiped Gut.   PROSECUTORS FINISH CASE AGAINST GESTAPO   Secret Order of Hitler Directed Killing of ALied Commaudos and Parachute Troops.

ACCUSE NAZI POLICE HEAD   Extermination of Entire Communities Ordered By Kaltenbrunner

Massacre Laid  To Nazi Leader   Kaltenbranner Blamec Bar “Gas? Mourder«

Head of SS Is Accused of Mass Slayings   War Crimes Trial Resumed After 12-Day Vacation

Orders To Kill Captive Yanks Read At Trial   Nuernberg Trial Of Nazis Resumes After Recess

Iran Talks Peace With Azerbaijan   Premier of Province Disclaims Revolt

IRAN MAY BE IRONING OUT INTERNAL ILL   Peace Talks Indicated Underway With Kurds And Azerbaijans

PRICE CONTROL =BATTEELOOMS   GROUP OF DEMOCRATS—-AND REPUBLICANS REPORTED FORMING A COALITION

SEEK COALITION FOR PRICE RULE   Step Follows Committee’s Vote for Extension ~ of Control

COALITION 10 OPPOSE OPA IN SENATE   Republicans Seek Alc of Cotton and Meat State Democrats

PLAN COALITION ON OPA MEASURE   Action Follows Senate 0. K Of 3-Month Extension

Four Injured In Kane Sector   Automobile Accidents Caused by Icy Roads

Chiang Rejects TruceProgram Of Communist:   Marshall’s Efforts Fail To End Manchu Warfare; Demands Stiffened

Marshall’s Efforts To End Chinese Civil Warfare Fail   Chiang Refuses Stiffened Demands of High-Riding Communists; Renewed Peace Moves Expected

PEACE DELAYED BY COMMUNISTS   Last-Minute Efforts Teo End Civil Warfare In  Manchuria Fail

Delay Seen In Chinese Peace  Chiang Refuses  BPaethor Dnwnencotccw

Chiang Turns Down Truce Proposals — Giving Reds Major Part of Manchuria

Manehurian Peace Efforts Break Down   Stiffened Demands By Communists  Rejected by Chiang

Manehurian Peace Talks Break Down   Generalissimo Chiang Refuses Demands Made By Chinese Reds

MANCHURIAN PEACE TALKS BROKEN DOWN   Stiffening Communist Demands Refused By Chiang Kai-Shek

Marshall’s Efforts To Halt Fighting In Manchuria Fail   Chiang Kai-Shek Refuses to Agree to Stiffened Communist Peace Terms—Move of Chinese Capital,  Attitude of Both Sides May Cause Peace Delay

Gen. Marshall Fails to End Chinese War   Truce Program of Red Is Rejected by  Generalissimo

GIFT FROM ROCKEFELLER  $8,500,000 Offered for UN  Permanent Site in New York

OFFERS UN FUND FOR SITE IN N.Y,      Rockefeller 84 Million Gift Would Buy Six Block ‘Area for Home

TEMPERATURES   British Join Russian Move To Bare U. S. Atomic Secrets   Rockefeller Offers U.N. $8,500,000

Rockefeller Offers fo Buy Site for UN   Would Donate 81/2 Million For Manhattan Tract

aor  Rockefeller Offers Millions to Purchase IIN Site in N. Y. City

$8,500,000 GIFT OF NEW YORK LAND PROPOSED   Property Offered Located On East Side Of New York City   WANTS SKYSCRAPER CITY   Financier Offers Land With Understanding Nations Would Erect Buildings

FFERS SITE GIFT   John D. Rockefeller, Jr.. Wouid   Put tp 8'4 Million Dollars for  New Cork U. N. Home.   IN THE MIDTOWN AREA   Space Between Forty-Second and Forty-Seventh, Fronting East  River, Is Proposed.   A etter to Council Specifies Action Must Be Taken Within Thirty Days.

QUARTERS FOR ik      Rockefeller Offers Millions For Purchase of Site in New  York City

U.N. Is Offered Land For Home  Reckefeller Would Donate $8,500,000

$8,500,000 IS OFFERED U. N. FOR N.Y. SITE   John Rockefeller, Jr., Provides Funds for Purchase of Tract In Manhattan   FIxeSs A TIME LIMIT

Home Sought In Manhattan   N. Y. Counters. Bids Of °Frisco, ‘Philly’

Offer to Buy. U-N Site Made By Rockefeller   Eight Millions is Tendered for Manhattan Plot

Free Site Is ~ Tendered UN   Offer of $8,500,000 for Purchase of New York Property Made hy Rackefeller

Rockefeller Site Offered to U.N.  $8,500,000 Gift in Mid-Moanhattan

ROCKEFELLE OFFERS TO PA\ FOR U.N. SITE   John:D. Jr. to Give 844 Millions for Location in New York

ROCKEFELLER OFFERS U.N. SITE FUNDS   Urges Site in Center of Midtown New York City

Plans $8,500,000 Gift To Purchase Tract In Manhattan   Requests Action Within Next 30 Days; Demands Money Must Be Free of All Taxes

Rockefeller Fund Would Finance Site  Midtown Manhattan Land Is Available

UN Is Offered Huve Gift To Buy NYC Site   Rockefeller Specifies Manhattan Location In $8,500,000 Offer

Git Of Millions Offered TUN By Rockefeller   ‘Oil Magnate To Give "$8,500,000 For:Perma-° nent: New: York ‘Site. 

‘Rockefeller Urges Locatior  In Manhattan   Tax-Free Parcel Contingent on N.Y. Land, Dock Deeds

Rockefeller Offers Funds for UN Site In New York City  Offers East River  Location to Group. rye hdnnkanttan lelan

Offered U.N. By Rockefeller   ‘ Money Is to Be Used To Purchase Site for Permanent Home in Mid-Town Manhattan

Battered; Riddled OPA Reviv al Bill Passes Senate; Hours to Vote Tuesday   Bit! Prohibits Meat, Dairy Pri:ducts Ceilings; Returns Remt Prices to June Level .

SENATE VOTES 62 T0 15 FOR WEAKENED OPA   Measure Now Goes to House

Jenner Files  Suit For Libel   Republican Nominee For Senator Seeks $500,000

Action Results From Newspapers Unholy Alliance’ Editorial Attack Before Convention

Ninth Baseball Player Dies As Result Of Burns Suffered IneBus Crash

REPORTS CURRENT THAT WID. .DOES WILL RESIGN AND /BEXLER, WILL BE HIS SUCCESSOR

Wage Policy Under Fire   Labor Angered By Board Action On Dairy Products

Sfafe Coal Supply Will Last 30 Days   Governor's Emergency Committee Gives Estimate on Fuel

STATE CGAL SUPPLY DOWN TO 30 DAYS   850,000 Tons Of Soft And Avthracite Fuel Distributed Unevenly Throughout Marvland

CONVICT SHOT IN MOUNTAINS   Posse Captures William Mitchell, 44, in Rugged Region Near Atwood

Escaped Convict Is Shot and Captured   William Mitchell, Wewoka, Taken by Posse Near Atwood; Walked Away from Subprison July 25, Hic In Hilly Region

Convict Shof And Captured By State Posse   Fugitive Had Walked Away From Stringtown Camp July 25; Capture Made in Hill Country

Five Perish In Philadelphia Hotel Fire Today   More Than Forty Injured As Flames Sweep First Floor Of Hotel

The Cost of the . fo the Suditdual af wpayer Whuld b. Kilativds FF

HUSBAND JOINED BY ENGLISH WIFE   Lewis J. Klunk, McSherrystown, Greets War Bride And Son Who Arrive In New York Easter Sunday

Sear ching For Truce Team In - J: ehol Pro ovinee   China Communists Report “Group Was Strafed and Bombed by Govern‘Yient Planes

Rescue Crew Will Fly to Aid of Cease-Fire feam  Three Americans Are Reported Wounded In Chinese Fighting

TAX REFORMS URGED BY STATE COMMISSION   Increased Revenue Would Be Divided Between Baltimore City And Counties

Sweeping Tax Changes Urged   Survey Commission Paves Way for 12 Million Dollar Boost

Robertson Wins Senate Nomination  Choice Comes On Third Vote After  ardern sth d enwe

Congressman Selected At Convention Of Vir ginia Democrats   ASPIRES FOR SEAT OF LATE CARTER GLASS

MILLER PRODUCTS INC. CONTRACT COMPLETEN TO BUILD BIG PLANT  _ HATS FOR ENTIRE SOUTH. WEST WILL BE MANU-

MILLER PRODUCTS INC. CONTRACT COMPLETED TO BUILD BIG PLANT   HATS FOR ENTIRE SOUTHWEST WILL BE MANUFACTURED IN CORSICANA

Goering Still Affirms Faith In Nazi ideas   Nazi Leader Regrets He Lacked More Retaliatory Weapons

Goering Regrets Lack of Planes   Reaifirms Devotion to Hitler at Trial

Goering, Defiant, Sorry He Didn't Have More Bombers and V-Weapons

Hermann Goerin Clings Doggedly To Nazi Doctrine   Fx-Reichsmarshal Regret He Didn't Have More Reprisal Weapons

OUERING STICKS WITH HITLERISW   Former Marshal Regrets He Didn't Have More Reprisal Weapons

Seven Killed In State Yesterday   Six Met Death As Result Of Highway Arridndonte

President Pledges To Do Whatever Necessary For Welfare Of U.S. Regardless Of Party

ASKS CONGRESS   Welfare of Nation Must Be Put Ahead of Politics, He Says

PICKETS CLOSE DOWN MANY COAL MINES IN W, PENNSYLVANIA   tavestigate Oynemiting 0 Truck Near Osceota Mills

Truman  Orders To Cut  ixpense   Johnson, Clayton Named To Posts By President

PLANES COLLIDE KILLING 27 MEN   2 Navy Bombers Tangle While On Maneuvers

28 Navy Fliers Killed in Crash Of Two Bomber:   Planes in Training Maneuver Collide Trying to Avoid Fichter

Crash Kills 28 Navy Airmen   Bombers, Attacked in Maneuvers, Fall

2 4-Engined Bombers Meet High In Air   Victims Of Pensacola Tragedy Burned And Battered Beyond Ident&y.

28NAVAL     AIRMEN DIE IN ACCIDENT   Were on Training Maneuvers  Over Florida

28 Navy Airmen Killed in Crash   Two Bombers Collide During Maneuvers On Florida Coast.

First Formal Wage-Price Policy Fixed   Eight Points Established By Stability Unit

PLAN ARMY MANEUVERS IN ARCTIC   To Last Eight a Months; Extend as Far as Adak

ABNIY TQ TRAIN IN THE ARCTIC   VAST MANEUVERS PLANNED IN THE ALEUTIANS

FFFORTS MADE TO GAIN PACT ON ITALY PLAN   Reparations  Problem Slows e Up Conference Which Is Still Amicable

PATTERSON IN MOVE TO STEP UP ARMY PLAN   Five-Point Program Ad vanced For Year’s Militarv Training Setup

ARMY PRESENTS REVAMPED PLAN FAR TPAINING      Universal Service Program If Approved Would Be ° Split Into 2 Parts      LEGION BACKING SOUGHT!   Army Would Train Youths for First Six Months of Year’s Course

Army Urges Training for Every Youth   War Departent Gives It: Plan for Universa] Military Training Today

Year's Duty for Every Fit Youth in Nation Is Sought By Army Chiefs

COMPULSORY PLAN UF YOUTH TRAINING PROPESED TODAY   War Department Tells of Program to Be Urged Before Congress; Ask  ‘Legion’s Backing.   TRAINEES TO KEEP CIVILIAN STATUS

War Department Proposes New Training Plan   American Legion Is Asked by Patterson  Tn, T and Thao Qeemened

Celebrations Are Planned In State  Offices And Business Houses To Close

State Readies _ Holiday Fetes   Business, Pu blie Office : Generally To Be Closed

Fulbright Uraes Loan To Britain  U. S. Foreign Policy   U. S. Foreign Policy At Stake, Arkansas Senator Tells Press

SENATOR URGES LOAN APPROVAL   Solon Claims Failure Would Bankrupt Foreign Policy, Blast United Nations

FULBRIGHT PLEADS FOR BRIT. LOAN   Says Refusal Would_Mean. End of UN

Fulbright In Plea For Loan To Help World   GREAT BRITAIN NEEDS FINANCIAL AID BADLY

Veteran Congressman Feels Fine... .  Doughton, On His 83rd Birthday, Isn’t Bitter Over Democratic Defeat

Portsmouth Council Vote: Utility Ta   Levy Adopted Unanimously; Effective Today

‘Master Craftsman’  Ex-GI Sues to Regain His Job--Making Loaded Dice

 Only For ‘Expo se” Purposes . Ex-Gl Wants Job Back Loading Crooked Dice

RUSSIAN TROCPS MAY LEAVE AREA READE MONI)AY   Premier Ghavam Says Issue Might Be ironed Qut-Via Direct Negotiations   MAY GO TO WASHINGTON  Tells United Press That He 1s Confident Satisfactory Accord Will Result   MAY GO TO WASHINGTON

Premier Sees Peace Before UNO Meeting   Indicates May Come to U. S$. to Handle Dispute

PREMIER GHAVAM HINTS RED TROOPS T0 BE WITHDRAWN   Indicated Accord Before UNO Security Council  BAaste AA awshens

Make Direct Negotiation With Russia   Persian Premier Hopeful Red Troops May Be Withdrawn Soon

PREMIER MAY COME TO THE UNITED STATES   Ghavam Feels Confident Iranians Will Obtain Satisfaction

Ghavam Says Parleys May tnd Dispute   Premier May Come to U. S.; UNO Meets Monday

Premier of Persians Is Optimistic   Says Direct Talks May Settle Issue Before UNO Assembles.

Deadlock Over Trieste Broken  Sweeping Series Of Compromises Made

LONG DEADLOCK OVER TRIESTE 15 BROKEN BY BiG 4   Foreign Ministers Reach Agreement on All Questions Concerning Port on Adriatic,   ITALIAN TREATY PROBLEMS TAKEN UP   Sweeping Compromises Result in Greatest Progress to Date in Drafting Axis Satellites’ Pacts.

Trieste Deadlock Is Ended  In Sweeping Compromise: U.N. Group Okays Troop Census But Rejects Atom Bomb Probe

Settlement Reached On Trieste Dispute   Foreign Ministers End Deadlock On Port: Italian Treaty Studied

Big Four Reach Trieste Accord   Deadlock Ended by Seric:  ® 0 famnenanucoa

Foreign Ministers Reach Agreement and Move On, Byrnes and Molotov Get: Together On Serivus Question

Foreign Ministers Making Progress On Peace Treaties   Agreement on Questions Relating to Trieste - Is Reached

"Big Four’ Ministers End Trieste Deadlock   Agreement Is Reached after Secret Parley, Making First Peace Pact Strides

COMPROMISES END DEADLOCK   Molotov- Byrnes Huddle Results In Agreement On Trieste issue.

Ministers Break Deadlock  Over Trieste’ Make Progress on  Peace Pacis fae Aetn Cahn lifin.

COUNCIL ENDS TRIESTE TIE-UP   Big 4 Foreign Ministers Set Date for Removal Of Occupation Troops

Ministers Break Deadlock  Over Trieste Make Progress on Peace Pacts for Axis Satellites

STREAMLINES CONGRESS; HIKES SOLONS’ SALARIE   Lops Off 47 Committees From Two Houses; Require  Registration of All Lobbvists,

Truman Signs Bill to ‘Streamline’ Congress, Raise Pay of Legislators

Reorganization Bill Becomes law; Big Change Made  Legislators Receive Pay Raise and  Retirement Pension

Hike Pay Ot Solons Gf Solors Legislative Overhauling Bill Sianed

Truman Signs Law To Overhaul Conaress   Measure Provides Pay Increases for Members In Addition ta o  Dati vance cs Br

Streamline Bill Signed Into Law   Legislative Machine Will Be Overhauled: Pav Ie Boosted

PAY BOOST GIVEN CONGRESSMEN IS SIGNED INTO LAW   Yearly Salary Goes Up to $12,000 Under Revamping of Federal Legislature’

Legislators Will Get $12,500 © Annually; Pension, Tax Free Provisions Made  Broader . Aut! owity     Beaders) Aconetoas Wilt   Broader Aut! «rity   S72 VaUCL cates Ee      Federal Agencies Will Relieve Congri=s of Minor Matters

Truman ‘ Signs. Overhaul Bill   Climaxes Two Years Work. By LaFollette

Major E-vades Jew Captors   Chadwick Leads Hunt  For Five Companions

TEXTILE MILLS NEED RESEARCH   Economist Tells Cotton Men At Pinehurst They Must Increase Their Manufacturing Margin.

HOUSE ADOPTS ATOM MEASURE   Bill Providing Civilian Control Goes to Senate

DECIDE CONTROL ISSUE   House Passes Compromise Domestic Atomic Energy Control Bill

Communists Take  Shansi City  After Long Siege Chungyang Capturec  By Chinese Reds After Fifteen Months

CHINESE REDS REPORT FALL OF CHUNGYANG   Communists Say They Capture Shansi Garrison Province After Long Siege — Fighting Near Dairen Also Reported.

U. S. Frees .Soviets eld On Suspicion Of Spying In Berlin  Release Follows Return By Reds   Release Follows Return By Reds Of American Army Officer, Wife

NO_BACK-TO-WORK MOVEMENT.   AS CIO CONTENUES THE WALKOUT STARTED BY  AFL UNIONS:

Sea Strike Still On as CIO Seamen Replace AFL Sailors in Picket Lines

Merchant Ships Remain Idle in Maritime Strike   AFL Unionists Stay Away From Jobs, Let CIO Take Charae

Half Million Seamen Still Idle In Strike   Newly Instituted CIO Strike Keeps Shipping Idle In American Ports   A. F. L. STRIKE OVER: BUT MEN STILL IDLE

HALF MILLION STILL OFF JOB   Federal Conciliators Work to Apply Government’s Maritime Plan

Cancer Rate Rising   Well-Padded Americans Can Save on Vital Food

BANANA RIPENER BLAST KILLS &   Eight Others Injured As Curing-Reom Blows Up In Columbia, S. C.

Strikes Hit Thousands  In New York   Truck Walkout Forces Many Into Idleness

MINE SEIZURE SEEMS LIKELY   Action Appears Last Hope Of Averting New Tieup Of Nation’s Mines

Seizure of Coal Mines Viewed  Officials Convincec  Move Is Last Hope

SEIZURE OF COAL  MINES PREDICTEL   BOTH SIDES TELL TRUMAN THAT FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS ARE USELESS.

No Assurance Workers Will Remain Qn Job   Officials Convinced Seizure the Only Hope of Keeping Mines Open

Seizure of Mines Believed Certam   Lewis, Coal Operators  Say More Talk Useless

Federal Seizure Seen As  Ouly Coal Strike Answer   Lewis, O’Neill Emphasize To Truman FPutiity Of Further Joint Meetines

Government Operation Seen As Only Way To  Maintain Production   Lewis Can't Give Assurance That Federal Grab Of Coal Industry Will Insure Coal Digging After Saturday

BUT WHAT THEN?   Seizure Seen Only Chance To Keep Coal Pits Open

EXIEUTENANT = ~ GOVERNOR DIES   Dr. Paul N. Cyr Dies Of Heart Ailment In New . — tharia

ROXAS IS LEADING PHILIPPINE VOTE   incumbent Osmena Trails in Early Tabulations

Roxas Maintains Lead in Voting In Philippines   Late Returns from Osmena Strongholds Reduces Marvin

MINE-OWNERS — . FIRE CHARGES   SOFT COAL OPERATORS SAY " LEWIS IS TRYING TO BUILD _UP “VAST TREASURY"

FAMINE FEARS DISPELLED BY BIG CROPS   Secretary Anderson Gives Entire World Assurance’of Plenty

FAMINE FEARS ARE DISPELLED   Crop Prospects Good, Bul War-Torn Countries Still Need Help

Byrnes’ Proposal May Be Help in Trieste Dealings  Troop Limitations Are Discussed By Minister Group

Byrnes Proposes Limit On Military Units For Trieste   U. S. Plan Provides Possible Basis  For Compromise On Soviet Demand

Milifary Force May Be Limited In Trieste Area   Byrnes Proposal Seen as Basis For Compromise

WITHDRAWAL OUT OF TRIESTE WiLL BE TOUCHY TOPIC   Compromise With Russia May Be Made With Limitation  in Alhed Strength —7-°

Compromise On Trieste Issue In The Making  Byrnes Proposes Limit To Size Of Forces

Would Limit Allied Forces... .  3yrnes Seeks Compromise Of Big Four in Dispute Over Troops In Trieste

Byrnes Seeks Compromise In Dispute Over Withdrawal Of Allied Troops From Trieste   Russia Wants Forces Withdrawn When Trieste Becomes International Area

BYRNES SEEKS COMPROMISE ON TRIESTE ISSUE   Urges Deadline For Withdrawal Of All Treops

Proposal Basis  Of Compromise! Offered by U. S.  On: Trieste Issue

Basis Is Offered For Compromise On Red Demands   Troop Issue One of Remaining Disputes Facing Big Four Mee

U. S. Proposes Limitation on Trieste Troops   May Become Basis For Compromise at Big Four Conference

Byrnes Makes Proposal On  Trieste Rule  Suggests All Allied Troops

49,000 Dead In One Province, China Food Problem Critical   Truman Urges Support

BRITISH TO RESTRICT JEWS IN PALESTINE   Adopt Stern Policy Toward Illegal Entry

Tension Grows It London - Palestine   British Policy  Stiffens; Arouses Jewish Ire To Higher Pitch   MAY REFUSE TO ADMIT 2,000 JEWS

APPEAL RULE ON PICKETING   CIO Steelworkers Union Takes Injunction Case To Supreme Court

Russians Open Case At Trial      Just, Severe Punishment is Demanded for Nazi War Leaders

Retribution Is Demanded in Nazi Trials   Russians Launch Prosecution of Their Charges

‘Morals of Cannibals’ and ‘Greed of Burglars' Red Characterization of Nazis

RUSSIA OPENS CASE IN TRIALS  Soviets Demand Complete Retribution Against Nazis

Red Prosecutor Demands —  Nazis Pay Bill to Mankind   Aussian, Opening Case at Nuernberg, Says Defendants Had Cannibals’ Morals. Bupelare’ Cenc)

NORTH IOWANS ARE INDICTED   2 Men From Manly Plead Guilty to Some Count®

Government Policies Hit By Dairyman   Cause Shortages  Of Needed Foods

Dairy Group Seeks New U. S. Policy   Would Help American Farmer Save World From Starvation Threat

Asks Relief For Farmers ‘   Caniot Meet Goals of Dairt Production With@ut Policy Change

ee NS MRM EMER E TNL OM MATEY ROR RE Ss  SETA SAMAR ED  STUDIO UNIONS START PICKETS IN HOLLYWOOD

7,000 Movie Workers Go Out On Strike; Issues Are Not Yet Clarified

NON-RESIDENT DUMPING PROBLEM FOR BRISTOL   Otter Strect Lot Menace To Borough Because of Odors   CHILDREN SET FIRES

NON-RESIDENTS DUMP TRASH ON LOTS HERE   Check-Up Made of Those Using Otter Street Lot For Dumping Ground  ALLOW NO GARBAGE

Delivering Sandwiches By Airplane Is Story With An Unhappy Ending

Will be Last Home fame of Season for Local Team   Tigers All Set After Impressive 18-6 Win Over Rogers Last  . Friday Night

That's all for now, JUSTIN.   MUST HAVE NAME FOR SAME RESERVATION; YOU FIGURE IT OUT

IRAN TO DUMP ITS DISCORD WITH REDS INTO UNO LAP TODAY   United Nations PeaceKeeping Agency Is Fully Organized

Council Urged As Custodian (Of Armaments   United Nations Security Group Holds First Meet

PEACE GOUNCH FORMED BY UNO   Organization To Employ Force If Necessary In W orld Security

Security Council Organized at Historic Meeting  Iranian Delegate Is Ready to File an Appeal

UN Security Council Is — Formally Organized To  Task of Keeping Peace   By JOHN A. PARRIS

Security body Of UNO Come: Into Being  Council Proposed As   Council Proposed As Custodian for All World’s Armament

UNO Security Council Formec  To Keep Peace   L1-Nation Board Ix Constituted Around ‘Good Luck’ Table: Arms Control Urged

UNO’s Council Formed, Arms Control Urged      ations Announcelutention  , To Place Colonies Tlepdesee Teese. cht.

UNO Security Council Gets ~ Formal Star!      New World Council May Get Atomic Security Charge

World Peace Preserving Organization Taking Shape  Security Council Of UNO Proposed

LEGION RAPS GOVT. FAILURE   Charges Inefficiency And Stupidity In Program To House Veterans

DIES IN TRY TO-AID CRI:   -Plunges 85 Feet From Mountain in Colorado Rescue Try

STEEL WORKERS AND MINERS DEMAND MEAT   Will Stay Away From Work Unless Meat Is Available

TWO POWENTUL UNIONS, JOIN FOOD PROTEST   Demand a “Full Dinner Pail”  Or No Work

UN Food Directors Will Function Without Russians  Meeting to Consider Only Problems Five Years Ahead

Russians Skip  Famine Parley   U. N. Food’ Organization To Assemble Monday

World Feeding Parley Planned  U.N. Commission Call   U.N. Commission Call: Nations to Meet But Russia Is Left Out

Food Conference fo Open Monday   Long-Range Plans Will Be Outlined

UN FOOD PARLEY TO OPEN MONDAY   Russia To Shun Meet De . signed To Aid World

MUNICIPAL TAX UPON UTILITIES RULED ILLEGAL   Ohio Supreme Court Ruling Delivers Costly Blow To Youngstown, Others

 —UTILILEY LAL— Decree Bars Utility Bill Assessment  Decision Affects Other Ohio Cities

Ohio Court Puts Ban on Utility Tax   Youngstown Named Specifically in Case Involving City Levy.

[Leaders Seek Change In Training Setup Engineering Progran Is Studied At Tech

[Leaders Seek Change in Training Setup  : —_ Engineering Program  Ie Studied At Tech

Overpayment To Munitions Firm Probed   Part of Huge Sum Advanced Companies On War Contracts

ASKS PROBE OF OVERPAYMENT FOR MUNITIONS   Undersecretary Of War Pushes Inquiry Into Illinois Chain

HARVESTER CO. OFFERS'18-CENT WAGE INCREAS!   Progressive Miners Meet To Ratify Bolt From The A. F. of L.

COLD SNAP ON  WAY FROM WEST      Scattered Snow Falls On Some States Today

Predict More Rain, Snow for State as Rivers Pass or Near Flood Stage

FLOODS BLOCK TWO HIGHWAYS   Colder Weather Tonight Expected To Relieve Situation

$816,883 Budget Allowances Asked by Schools  Silver Bow County  DPealimin cere

$816,883 Budget Allowances Asked by Schools  Silver Bow County Preliminary Estimates Posted

STORES FACE SHUTDOWN IN TRUCK STRIKE   Bare Market Shelves Threaten Serious  Food Shortage

Acute Food Shortage in Gotham Looms   Lay-Off of Thousands Of Factory Workers Also Projected as Truckers Tighten Line:

Truck Strike May Cause Cut In Food   New York Grocers Plan To Close If Deliveries Are Not’ Restored By Saturday

FOOD SHORTAGE LAY-OFF SEEN   New York Workers May Be Idle If Trucker’s  Strike Continues

TRUCK STRIKE PINCHES FOOD IN NEW YORK   CHAIN STORES AND BAKERIES FACE SHUT-DOWN

Food Shortage Looms in N. Y   Truckers Intensify Strike; Industrial Workers OFF

New Yorkers Facing Acute Food Deficit   Unemployment For Thou: sands Looms As Truckers Intensify Strike

MORE BUYER: PROTESTING HIGH PRICES   Labor, Vets and Womens’ Clubs is Demonstrations

Consumer Protests On Prices Spreading   CIO - UAW to Stop Work Briefly Today in Price Demonstra tinn

Buyers Strike Against Rises In Food Prices   Demonstrations Spreading; C10 Auto Workers To Leave Jobs As Protest

Wholesale Prices  Hit Highest Mark Since 1932; Mary Demonstrations Slatec

House and Senate Conferees to Act on Revising OPA   Senate Bill Rejected and Sent to Group for Chanaes

Price Protest Drive Spreads  Across Nation   Slackened Demand Brings Reductions In Some Cities

Prices Go Up As Consumers Stage Strikes      NEW MOVEMENT BEGUN TO COMBAT HIGH LEVELS

ClO Backs Strike Over Loss of OPA   Consumers in Many Cities Protest Increase in Prices

UAW TO RESUME NEGOTIATIONS WITH CHRYSLER      Members Have Been Working Without Contract Since December §

LABOR, THREATENS CITY-WIDE TIE-UP IN ROCHESTER, N.   Picketing Throws 26,500 Out of Work—Bus Service, Subways, 2 Newspapers and Factories Close.   EARLY SETTLEMENT IS NOT IN SIGHT   Demonstration Begins After Settlement of 13-Day-O!d Dispute Between City and Union,

General Strike Hits Rochester   Mass Picketing Idles Over 26.650 Workers

Complete Fayette Co, Soils District Organized  The Vote Saturday Was 153 in Favor and 3 Against the Proposition. -

END DEADLOCK. ~ QVER TRIESTE   RUSSIAN CONCESSION ON CON TROL OF DISPUTED CITY CAUSES OPTIMISM AT  CONFERENCE——

Trieste Issue Accord Near   Stalemate Between © Russ, Western Powers Relisved at Fnd

NEW HOPE IN CONFERENCE OF BIG FOUR   Agreement Reached on Handling of Italy’s African Colonies

AGKECKENT UF GIG FOUR ON ALY") AFRILAN COLONIES RAISES HOPE FUR CONFERENGE

Hope Still Held For Big Four Peace Meeting   Byrnes is Given 50-50 Chance fo:  Summer Parley

ONLY-TWO CONCERNS APPEAR TO RESUME. TALKS WITH FACT FINDING BOARDS ALTER RECESS

AN OIL WAGE SETTLEMENT MAY BE NEAR   Fact-Finding Panel Reconvenes With Signs That the Oldest PostWar Dispute May Be Successfully Adjusted.

Oil Heads Prefer To Negotiate   Fact-Finding Session Attended by Only Two Companies

2 Companies Represented As Panel Goes into Meet: Strike Picture Unchanaed

Prefer To Deal With CIO   Oil Companies Cool To Fact-Finders As Two Solve Issues; Into Crucial Week

NATION FACES CRUCIAL WEEK OVER STRIKES   Oil-Fact Finding Panel Reconvenes With Signs That Old Dispute is Near Settlement  mem it oe PEVIE LCVA/EecH

14 0il Companies Prefer To Deal With ClO.Union   Spurn Fact-Finding Hearings; Only Two Appeor Before Panel

Settlement In Oil Dispute Is Believed Near   Fact-Finding Panel Reconvenes; 3 Big Strikes  Booked Next Week.

BREAK EXPECTED IN OIL INDUSTRY WAGE DISPUTE   ‘CRUCIAL WEEK’ IN LABOR RELATIONS BEGINS CALMLY

14 Oil Companies Reject Federal Fact-Findina   Voice Preferance for Direct Negotiations; See No Need for Trip to Washinatan

Nofify Government Fact-Finders Of Their Preference   . Don’t Care for More Hearings; Union President Says Wage Dispute Real Issue

Oil Industry Dispute May Be Near End   Increase of Eighteen Percent. May Settle Oldest Postwar Wage Strife in Nation

Settlement Near in Oil Wage Dispute   Steel, Electrical and Meat Strike Threats Still Plague Nation

FOURTEEN COMPANIES INFORM BOARD DEALS WITH UNIONS BETTER   “NO NEED” FOR U, S. ' HEARINGS, ACCORDING TO INDUSTRY MESSAGES

SETTLEMENT OF OIL PAY FIGHT MAY COME SOON   Fact - Finding Panel Reconvenes Amid Signs That Oldest Postwar Wage Dispute May Be Near End; Labor News Roundup.

OL WAGE ROW TO BE SETTLED   Steel, Electrical, Meal Strike Threats Still Plague Nation

Relief in Sight For Tarrying Oil Industry Dispute   1,100,000 Workers May Go on Strike Over Nation Soon

Settlement Is‘ Seen Near in Oil Wage Dispute   Stecl, Electrical, Mea Packers Threats to Strike Plague : > War

Other Industries May See Walkouts Early Next Week   One Million Workers Would Be Added To List Of Number Now Idle

14 Oil Firms  To Deal With  Unions Direct      “Only Two. Appear Before Panel— Other Strikes Near

Oil Firms Balk At Fact-Finders In Pay Dispute  Prefer Direct wi With Lnian

Fact-Finders Urge US: Steel, Workers Resume Collective Bargaining: Meat-Packing Conference Set

Fourteen Oil. Companies Snub Fact-Finders   Notify Government Board They Will Continue Negotiations On Own Terms

Fact-Finding Panel Goes Into Session   Other Walkouts, However, Lie Ahead Of Industry

Oil Companies Ask Direct Dealings With Labor Union   Only Two Represented At Government Hearing

Solution Seems Likely as Nation Faces 3 Walkouts In Big Industries

Firms Would Negotiate  With Unions   Representatives of Only Two Corporations Ready To Resume Discussions As Panel Reconvenes

Labor Truce In Oil Industry Seems Assured   AGREEMENT ON WAGE INCREASE FOR WORKERS

Outlook Dark In Other Fields   Steel, Electrical, Meat Walkouts Due

STEELWORKERS TOLD 10 OPEN DISCUSSIONS   G. M. Fact-Finding Board To Report To Truman   ELECTRIC WALKOUT   Scheduled For January 15; Seek To Clarify Stand In Packers’ Stoppage

Settlement Seen Possible In Oil Industry Dispute   18 Percent Wage Increase Agreed On By Some  Firms.

14 OL FIRMS SHUN HEARING OF FACT-PANEL   Prefer to Negotiate With Union Leaders, Companies Say

Oil Workers’ Wage Dispute Seen Near Settlement Today   Tension in Washington Eases Some; Nation  in Critical Week

Strike Of 1,100,000 Workers Scheduled To Start Next Week   Fact-Finding Board To Report on Gen eral Motors Dispute Wednesday or Thursday

Oil Settlement  Near; Steel  Urge Bargaining GM Fact-Finers To  Report To Truman; Ask Meat Compromise

Oil Compas. 38 Prefer To. Deal Directly * Verh Union, Fact-Finding Boards Told:

Protestants Join Kaiser Expected in World Council'To Support OPA

House Debates Nine-Month Draft Extension   Amendment Looms To Ban Drafting Of Men Under 20

House Opens Debate Over Army Draft   Michigan Republican Objects To Consideration Before Recess

Democrats Push Appeal for Votes   1946 Campaigning Goes Into Final Stages Over Nation.

Attorney General Raps Box ‘Stuffing’   Two-Year Stalemate Seen For Washington If Republicans Take Control Of Congress

Stete Prepesitiens      Demecrars stage Last Drive to Retain Contro of Conaress

CANDIDATES MAKE FINAT. VOTE BIDS   Rayburn Calls For Democratic Victory

Britain May Give Up Rule In Palestine   Cabinet Reported Ready to Surrender Mandate, Re ported in London

Williamson fo Be Candidate For Governor   He Is Giving Serious Consideration to the Probability He Will Enter Race, He Says

WILLIAMSON IS ABOUT TO TOSS  HAT INTO RINE   ‘He Returns to Old Job Tomer. tow, but Says Governor  _- Raée Probable

RUSSIA GIVES IN ON TRIESTE   Clears Way For Continued Discussion of Peace.

Car Accidents Claim 9: Two Plane Deaths  Three Hamicides Listed In State

Shootings And Crashes Claim Most Victims —   One Stabbing And Suicide Leap Are Alco Reported

Shootings And Crashes Claim  Most Victims One Stabbing And Suicide Leap Are

Democrats Congregate At Topeka   “Truman, Liquor, Rural Schools and Candidates Are Topics As Politicos Gather For ‘Rally

‘Kansas Democrats Pour into Topeka For Annual Rally   Organization of a “Truman for ‘48” Club Believed to  Be Nation‘. Firce

KANSAS DEMOCRATS TO BOOST TRUMAN   Orperes Club to Promote  President's Re-Election i in 1948   A RALLY TOMORROW

Hit-Run Motorist Kills Remsen Man Walking On Road  . Olaf. Pederson Dies Sunday Night After ..s Being Hit By Car

Hit-Run Motorist  Kills Remsen Man  Walking On Road Olaf Pederson Dies  Sunday Night After Being Hit By Car

Western Kansas Wheat ‘Accumulates on Ground   Grain Car Shortage Is Growing Worse Every Day—No Relief for Whant @hassiive Vat

WHEAT ON GROUND   Grain Car Shortage Is Growing Worse in Western Kansas

Three More Va. Incumbents To Seek Re-Election To Their Congressional Posts —   Republicans Continue Intra-Party Debate Concerning John Green And Lester Parsons

Bilbo Says Movie Offer Not Tempting; Has Just Had His Salary Raised

Immigration to Palestine May Be Held Up at Present   Aid of United States Is Needed to Establish  Four Federal Provinces

BRITAIN MAY HALT PALESTWE ENTRY   Move Seen Possible If United States Turns Down Mciie Riga. 5  core"

: Fifty Persons Hurt In Three- Way Crash  Eighteen Are Killed In Ohio Train Wrect

iteen Men Die, Scores t in Three-Way Crash Yassenger And Freichts

FAST CHICAGO FLYER PLOWS INTO FREIGHT   DEATHS INCLUDE 14 SOLDIERS ON WAY TQ JAPAN

14 SOLDIERS, 4 TRAINMEN DIE IN WRECK   Over 50 Injured When PRR Trains Crash Near Ohio City 

TRAIN WRECK TAKES 18 LIVES   14 of Victims Are Soldiers As Two Freights, Express Crash Near Mansfield, 0.

S)UTRERO INJURED Wed TAL COLLISTER   One Engincer Charged With ignoring a Signal   G. LS GOING TO JAPAN

Train Pile-Up Kills 4 of Crew, 14.6.1:   2°Freights Collide; Debris Derails Flyer, Hurting 50

'Three- Way Train ‘Crash Causes Fighteen Deaths   Fourteen of Victims Were Drattees Headed for Duty in Japan; Many Sustain Injuries in Accident

18 KILLED AS 3 TRAINS COLLIDE, AO OTHERS HUR   Speeding Pittsburgh - Chicago Flyer Plows Into Two  Freights Piled Up Near Mansfield, O.   MOST OF VICTIMS ARE U. S. SOLDIERS   Six Cars Derailed, One Tum: bles Over Embankment— Passengers Pinned in Wreckage.

Crack Train Into Freight Crash; 14 Soldiers Killed   Army Group Headed for Holiday Before Going Overseas

Fourteen Army Draftees ond Four Trainmen are Dead; 50 or More Passengers Injured Near Mansfield, Ohio

18 Die, 50 Hurt When 3 Pennsy ‘Trains Pile Up   Soldiers ‘Comprise Bulk Of. Casualties in Ohio —  Betkeos TWheecen

18 KILLED IN OHIO 3-TRAIN CATASTROPHY   14 Holiday-Bound Army Men, Four Trainmen  Die In Wreck

14 Army Personnel Among Victims,  30 or More Hurt Near Mansfield. O.

Three-Train Wree! In Ohio Kills 18 Men, Injures 50   Majority of Victims Are Young Soldiers Destined for Japan

18 Lives Taken In Train Crash  Victims Includes 14 Army   Victims Includes 14 Army Draftees

Stalins Attack  On Churchill And Soviet Troops In lran Upset Allies

U.S. Asks Slash in  Occupation Troops   Byrnes Proposes Big Four Powers Cut Forces In Europe to 620,000 Men by April 1, 1947

U. S. Asks Big 4  To Reduce Armies   Byrnes Submits American Proposal to Lower Number of Men in the Armies of Occupation

Little Nazis Given Amnesty  U. S. Policy To Speed  Denazification Courts

Grants Amnesty To ‘Little Nazis’ In American Zone   Reduces Number Liable To Prosecution From Approximately 3 To 2 Million

$00,000 ‘Little Nazis Granted Amnesty by US   Announcement Made it Person by General McNarney

Amnesty Given 800,000 Nazis As Yule Gift   Number Liable tc Prosecution is  Sharply Reduced

800,000 LITTLE NAZIS GRANTED PARDON BY U.S.   Amnesty Marks Major Policy Change for Our Zone in Germany

GRANTS AMNEST\ TO 800,000 NAZIS   NUMBER LIABLE TO PROSECUTION CUT TO TWO MILLION ©

‘American’ Action Reduces Number to B Tried Under Denazification . Plans ) - ta. About Two Millions

‘Little Nazis’ Given Pardon By McNarney   Nearly 800,000  In U. S. Zone Are Granted Amnesty On Christmas Eve

800,000 GERMANS GIVEN AMNESTY   Freed Of Prosecution By Liability By McNarney Proclamation

600,000 ‘LITTLE NAZIS’ GRANTED AMNESTY TODAY   By Proclamation of Gen. Jos. eph T. McNarney, U. S.: Commander.   ‘DAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS    Reduces Number Liable to Prosecution Under De- * nazification Laws.

U. 5. Granted 800,000 Litfle Nazis Amnesty   As Result Number Of Germans in U. S. Zone Liable for Trial Is Reduced to 2,000,000

Amnesty Granted §00,000 Germans  Action Announced at Christmas Gathering

Cuts Total To Be Tried In U. S. Zone   McNarney Acts To Speed Prosecution Of Major Offenders In Reich.

Act Cuts Number Of Germans In U.S. Zone Liable To Action From 3 Million To 2 Million   Official State Santa Brings Christmas To 3.200 Orphans

Cen. McNarney’s Proclamation Affects US. Zone   Army Officials Announce: Release Of “Axis Salls," Two Other Americans

Christmas Present  800,000 Minor Nazis Given Amnesty By Gen. McNarney

Army Orders Amnesty for Little Nazis’   More Than 800,000 Relieved in Move to Speed Prosecutions

‘AMNESTY FOR LITTLE NAZIS IN U. S. ZONE   Approximately 800,000 Germans Granted Pardons by Commander McNarney   MAJOR POLICY CHANGE

Some 800,000 ‘Little Nazis’ Granted Amnesty by American Zone on Day Before Christmas

670,000 GERMANS WW ANERICAN ZONE PRANTED AMNESTY   General McNarney’s Edict Affects So-Called “Little  Neavric”

Small Fry Hitlerites Are Given Freedom By American General   McNarney Hands Out Lavish Christmas Eve Gift in Historic Address; Freed Germans Not B Considered Major Offenders

McNarney’s Order Of Amnesty Seen As Policy Change   Reduces Number Of Germans Liable For Prosecution To About Two Millien   Re TAMES 1 NEVLIN

Amnesty Granted To ‘Little Nazis’   About 800,000 Are Relieved of Liability to  Prosecution   MOVE BY U. S. ALONE   Major Offenders Not Included, General McNarney Announces

Prosecution : List Reduced By One-Third   McNarney Issues _ Proclamation Hailed Through Germany

Amnesty Granted 800,000 Germans In New U.S. Edict —   Effects “Little Nazis?” Shortens List Liable For Prosecution

Amnesty To Little Nazis   New U.S. Policy Aimed At Clearing De-Nazification Courts For Action On Big Offenders

U.S. Pardon To 800,000 Little Nazis   Amnesty for' Small Fry In American Zone To Ease Docket Jam.

‘LITTLE NAZIS IN AMERICAN ZONE FORGIVEN   About 800,000 Given Amnesty on Eve  Of Christmas

Whittles Down Number Up For Trials In Court   About Two Million Remain Liable For Prosecution Under Denazificathan Lawn   Aims At Breaking Log-Jam Of Cases   General Breaks News Te Germans In Christmas Address In Frankfurt Square

CUTS LIST OF LJABLE NAZIS BY ONE-THIRD   Action Taken to Speed Prosecution Of Major Offenders

800,000 Freed Of Prosecution In Christmas Pres. ent By Americans   Action To Break Court Loge Jam   General MeNarney Gives News To Germans In Person At Frankfurt

McNarney Grant: Nazis Amnesty  Abecut 800,000 Men Given Clean Bill

Munitions Combine Investigation Brings Chairman Recommendation For Close Scrutiny of Applicants

Underwater Atomic Bomb Test Due at 5:35 P. M. If Threatening Skies Clear

Underwater lest For Bomb Tonigh'  30,000 Men Poised Near Bikini Lagoon  ar Demonctration

EVERY THING READY FOR BUMB'S BLAST IN PACIFIC LAGOON   Admiral Blandy States Explosion to be on Schedule at 3:35 P.M. This Afternoon.   WEATHER WATCHED BY ALL OBSERVERS

*First Underwater Explosion Of Atomic Bomb Takes Place This Afternoon ©

BAD WEATHER  IS REPORTED IN PACIFIC   World Awaits Atomic Underwater Cataclysm Scheduled for 5.35 p. m. EDT.

A-Bomb Test Definitely Set. Admiral Says   Sky ‘Not Too Clear’ For Bikini Lagoon’: Blast Under Water

87 Atom Target Ships Awaited For Explosion   Arrangements Apparently Carried Out on Schedule

Blandy Announces Blast Will Take Place as Scheduled . ab 5-35 DAA ‘

YOUNG GIRL VICTIM. OF BRUTAL ATTACK   Sculptress Beaten. and Thrawn From Auto —

Bilbo Prepared For Senate Probe   Says Will Use Fifty Lawyers If Necessery; Makes Headquarters In Jackson

Byrnes Draws Soviet Attack   U. S., Britain Accused of Forming Bloc Directed Against Russ by Molotov

Molotov Blasts Af America, Great Britain   Charges That Byrnes Used Threats Against Soviet at Paris Meet

HERE AND THERE IN ~ BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All in The Various C Br

MERGER (EFFECTED IN WARRINGTON TWP   District Now Will Have Only One Parent-Teacher Assn.   FORMERLY HAD THREE

Dubuque Authorities Fear At Least Ten More Dead As Wreckage Is Hunted For Bodies

Sen. O'Daniel Seeks Floor For Talk To Sunday   ‘Have Had Enough Of Communist Methods’, Texan States In  Long Speech Move

Senate May Vote Today On OPA Bill   Threatened Filibuster Not Expected to Get Much Support—Most Senators Favor Law

If O’Daniel Succeeds, He Will Only Delay Action....  OPA Filibuster Expected To Flop

O'Daniel Is After Chance To Talk OPA To Death   Texan Promises Filibus: ter But Barkley Sees Early Vote

AROUSED TEXAN HOPES 10 TALK BILL TO DEATH   President Says He’s Trying To Keep Bowles From Resigning His Post

WHITNEY WILL BLAST TRUMAN   Claims ‘Double - Cross’: Wants Affiliation With Other Groups

WHITNEY CHARGES TRUMAN WITH “DOUBLE CROSS” DEAL IN RECENT RAHWAY STRIKE

Threatens Big Political. Union   Whitney Seeks Solid Front; Spits Fire at President

SELF-DEFENSE MOVE LIKELY   Begin Selection of Jury for Trial of _ Jrich War Bride

Jury Is Selected To Try War Bride On Murder Charge  Killed Estranged  Mata T. Se

FRANCE BACKS RED ARMS PLEA   Proposal For. Disclosure Of Data On Troops Not Broad .. Enough. U.S. Halds-

FRENCH SUPPORT PROPOSAL FOR DISARMAMENT   China Supports U. §. Stand on Home Troop Disposition

Child, Nurse  Located In  Annapolis, Md Woman Gharged  With Abducti Of 4XeurOid

Child Returned  To Her. Parents Nur: rsemai id Faces  7. a cee ee.) See

Britain May Clash  Over Tran   Bevin Cuts Holiday To Confer Ahout Red Evacuation Hedge

2-Power Blast Looms at Treaty Violation   Bevin Cuts Vacation Short to Consider Diplomatic Crisis; Expected to Make Recommendations at Cabinet Meeting Monday

ON VIOLATION OF ALLIES’ 42 PACT WITH IRAN   Army Issue Puts Byrnes on Spot

TO U.S. HURT BY EMBARGO   News Message Flow Is Disrupted By Strikers

NEWS SERVICES ARE DISRUPTED   Strike Embargo Cuts Off Messages To And From U.S.

Cable And Wireless Embargo In Effect   Fiow of News to and from U.S. Seriously Disrupted

EMBARGO DELAYS NEWS MESSAGES    FLOW OF DISPATCHES TO AND _FROM U. 8 DISRUPTED BY C. I. 0. ACTION.

EMBARGO CUTS FLOW OF NEWS   CIO Action Against Eight Firms Hits Messages To and From U. S.

CATTLE PRICES DOWN ABOUT $2   Steer and Shows Values Off As Receipts Drop

Little Meat on Sunday Tables   Time Needed to Fill Supply Lines, With Demand Insistent

Hogs Advance; Cattle, Sheep Prices Lower   Another Day of Wild Price Fluctuations In Commodity Markets

‘Packers Promise Dinner Table ‘Will Have Meat by Sunday   Supply ine Graduall Being Reti

CATTLE, SHEEP PRICE SLUMP FROM RECORDS   Hogs Make Slight Comeback After: Sliding: Down From Peak Market Prices   RECEIPTS GENERALLY LOWER ON MOST MARTS

Deadlock Report Brings Dismissal Of Plainview Jury  Cameron Physician On Trial! for Assault

Warns U.S. Will Oppose Any ‘Grab For Power’ by Korean Communists

U.S. TAKES POSITION ON KOREA   Will Oppose Grab For Power By Communists

Independence Sought for Kore   U. S. Plans to Resist Communist Grab for Power in Far East

U. S. Fights For Representative — Governments In Liberated Lands

'U. S. Wants Representative \Governments Established . In Liberated Countries _

CAMP UNION OPENS JULY 28   SERVICES WILL CONTINUE THROUGH AUG. 11. SPECIAL YOUNG PEOPLE'S SERVICE

Anti-Inflation Policy Subject  Of Discussions   Bowles Predicts Cost Of Living to Double; CPA Acts to Protect Vital Construction

Senators O’Daniel And ; Wherry Stall Senate’s Action On Price Control      Foes Of OPA May Block Any Revival Of Price Control For Several Weeks; Administration Leadership Blocks Consideration Of Separate Rent Control] Bill

COMPROMISE ON CONTROLS HELD LIKELY   Barkley Attempts To Get Opponents To Give Ground

CANADIAN: RED GETS SIX YEARS   ‘GAVE INFORMATION TO SOVIET SPY RING

SOVIET SPY IS SENT TO PRISON   Fred Rose Sentenced To Six Years For Betraying Canadian Secrets

Fred Rose Gets Six Years For Aiding Russiz   Communist Member Of Canadian Parliament Found Guilty Of Sending Information Lo Reds

GETS SIX YEARS FOR RED SPYING   Canada Parliament Member Convicted of Providing War Secrets

SPY IS GIVEN PRISON TERM   COMMUNIST MEMBER OF CA. NADIAN PARLIAMENT SENTENCED TO SERVE SIX.  . YEARS

Gen. Marshall Reaches U. S.  From China   Special Envoy Is En Route To hington For Report To Truman

Inspectors Find Stolen Fortune  Postal Department Recovers $153,150 Missing Two Years

Molotov Raises New  Obstacle  . Refuses to Discuss  _ Austria Until ‘Pro “Nazi Elements‘ Are Removed

BYRNES CLAIMS RUSSIA ALREADY HAS BEEN PAID   U. S. Secretary Says Soviet Has Received $14,000,000 In German Reparations   ‘AUSTRIA LAST SUBJECT   Ministers Plan To Go Home After Discussing Austrian Plans ;

Surprise Move Made By Molotov   Discussion Of Treaty Broken By Demands

SOVIET CLAIMS WESTERN ALLIES SHELTER NAZIS   Wants 487,000 Refugees Ousted

Molotov Raises New Handicaps   Russian Insists on Early Removal of Nazis From Austria.

Demands Removal Of Fascists from Occupation Zone   Conference Is Expected to End After Reconsidering Issue Later Today

HALTS  AUSTRIA WITH 437 000 NAZI   Molotov Says They Are Kept by Allies, Demands Removal Pact.

MOLOTOV PULLS ANOTHER STALL  N PEACE MEET   Won’t Talk About Austria Unless Pro-Nazis Are Ousted

Molotov Asserts Pro-Nazis Thick Tn Western Zone   Russian Minister ‘Again Blocks Bid For Ausirian Pact

MOLOTOV WANTS NAZIS REMOVED FROM AUSTRIA   Stops Big 4 Talks; Says Pro-Nazis In Allies Territory

Paris Meet Is Stymied By Molotov   In Surprise Move He Alleg es P10-Nazis Being Har bored in Austria —

Four Big — Issues  Te Conpront  Legitlature    Veterans, Schools, Liquor And Institutions

Republicans Control (1947 Legislature By A Bigger Margin   State Capito! News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent

Construction Will Hit New Record In '47   Officials Forecast 22 Bil. lions Will Be, Spent Next Year

BUILDERS SAY CONSTRUCTION TO HIT RECORD   Nation to Spend 22 Billions in ’47  Projects

Construction To Hit Record, Said  Commerce Bureau Forecasts Buildina

BUILDING SET TO MAKE NEW RECORD IN 1947   Commerce Group Predicts $22,000,000,000 In Construction Work

RECORD-SMASHING CONSTRUCTION IN 1947 PREDICTED   Nearly 22 Billions Worth of Building of All Kinds Foreseen by Commerce Department.   \NEW CONSTRUCTION MAY TOP 15 BILLION   Remainder of Estimated Expenditures Will Be for Long-Delayed Repair, Maintenance Work.

1947 Building ‘Boom Measured  At $22 Billion   Commerce Department Sees 40. Percent Put Tn New Bousine

BUILDING SPURT SEEN FOR 1947   Industry, Government $ee Nearly 22 Billion Dollars For Construction

22 Billion Dollars Worth _ Of Construction in 1947 Predicted by Commerce Dept.

U. S. Predict: Record -in  ‘47 Building  OR OR oe   Expects $22 Billion Construction For Coming Year

World War Il Vets Named To Head LeMars Legion Post  Frank Batman New - Corhmander-Veteran Of Pacific:Combat

World War If Vets Named To Head LeMars Legion Post  : F rank Bitiian New  "+ Coihimander-Veteran “(OF Pacithie-Combat

60 Per Cent U.S.  Economy Under Price Control More Than Year After Y-J Day

AP AS AID TO PEACE   Kent Cooper Tells Editors News Exchange Breaks Barriers

HALT AID TO CHIANG, CHINA LIBERALS ASK   Nationalists Resume Drive

UNO Wants  Kisenhower   Would Make Him  Secretary-General   Congress Reconvenes Monday After Presidential Rebuke

Congress  Returns to Job Monday)   Many Hot Issues Awaii Legislative Houses To Be Ironed Out.

Argentine Cops Nab ‘Terrorists   Fension Mouuts as Voters Await Sunday FE].

‘SNOW, RAIN MOVES INTO NEW MEXICO ‘FROM EAST, NORTH   Storm of Short Duration and All Roads in State Are Reported Oren

Civilian Board To Study Flee’ 4-Bomb Tests   Truman to Pick Judges But Military Forces To ‘Run Show’ in Pacific

GEORGIA MAY BE GOVERNED BY RIVAL PAIR   Talmadge’s Son And His Arch Foe May Have Dual Reigns

Army of 1919 Size Favored:   Eisenhower Plans Radio Talk to U. 8S.

Cutting Army To 1919 Size  New Proposal   Senate Committee on Demobilization Calls Gen. Eisenhower Back

Would Slash Too Much Cut Army to Its In Occupation Size in 1919 Force Onposed

Slashing Down Army To 1919 © Size Advocated By Johnson; Eisenhower To Be Questioned   Senator Believes Army Can Get Along July 1 With Million Men

OPA-CPA Merger As Suit Threatens Sugar Ration End  Porter Resigns And There Will

RESIGNATION OF PORTER SIGNALS QPA-CPA MERGER   Truman Accepts ‘Price Chief's Resignation 

Merger of ‘OPA And CPA Is . Drawing Close.  Suit Over Terminatior Of Sugar Rationing Filed in U. S. Court

OPA MERGER WITH CPA NEAR   Union of Two Agencies Has: tened by Resignation of Paul Porter.

MERGER OF OPA  ~ AND GPA HOVES "STEP NEARER   With Acceptance of the Res: ignation of OPA Chief Paul Porter.   OPA IN ITS FINAL DAYS   May Decide Next Wednesday on the Control of Sugar.

Truman Accepts Resignation Of Paul Porter   Court Suit May Knock Out Powers Of OPA To Ration Sugar; Case Set For Wednesday

— RESIGNS — Rationing Of Sugar May End Wednesday   LEGALITY UP IN COURT FIGHT

Merger Of OPA And CPA Slated  In Near Future   Price Boss Porter’s Resignation Signals Early Consolidation.

Control Of Sugar Wavers   Rationing Legality May Be Decided In Court Next Week

Porter Resignation May Speed Merger Of OPA and CPA   Battle Over Sugar Rationing-Also Faces Price Control Groun

CPA-OPA MERGER IS STEP NEARER   Porter Quits; Agency Faces Fight on Sugar

OPA To Fight For Retention of Sugar Curbs   Merged Agency Could Carry On Controls Deemed Necessary

Paul Porter Resigns as OPA Chief   Merger With CPA Now Step Nearer; Court Battle Key to Sugar Control; Removal Possibility

Merger Of OPA And CPA Now Only Step Away   TWO FEDERAL AGENCIES TO BE GROUPED TOGETHER

MERGER OF OPA AND CPA NEAR SINCE PORTER HAS RESIGNED   Court Attack On OPA’S Rationing Of Sugar May See Another Duty Gone

Merger of OPA and CPA Expected in a Few Days Sugar Controls May Also Be Decided

Resignation of Porter Accepted By Mr. Truman  Merger of OPA and CPA Moves Nearer

PORTER QUITS AS OPA CHIEF; SUGAR ‘FIGHT IN OFFING   OPA Dying as Independent Body and Merger With CPA To Be Accomplished

Merger Of CPA, Price Agency ls Near, Report   OPA Girds For Court Fight On Sugar Power; Small May Also Quit Position, Claim

Agencies of Control May be  Consolidated   Paul Porter Quits OPA Post as Fight Is Made to Hold  Sugar Rationing

PORTER SAYS HE CAN DO NO MORE QUITS OPA POST  ACTION MOVES OPA, CDA CTED NEARER

Court Action May Eliminate Sugar Control   Agency Merger Seen as Porter Quits OPA Post

Porter Resigns as OPA Agency Administrator   Merger with CPA Is Nearer; Rationing of Sugar Doomed?

COURT SUIT MAY BAN POWER TO RATION SUGAR   Federal Judge Will Rule on Rationing Regulations Next Wednesday

Resignation Ui Paul Porter ls Accepted   Regulations Are Challenged; Court To Hear Case

PORTER RESIGNS, OPA TO MERGE   Fight Looms Over Abandon: ment Of Sugar Controls

Porter Resignation Hastens Merger of OPA, CPA Bureaus   Sugar Controls To Stand Test in Court Next Week  By EUGENE DODSON

Porter Quits; Speeds Merger of OPA, CPA   Price Agency Girds for Finish Fight on Sugar Rationing in Federal Court

OPA andCPA Merger Seen; Porter Quits   OPA Faces Finished Fight In Court On Sugar Rationing

PA and CPA To Merge Soon: Porter Resigns   Sugar Rationing To Be Tested in U.S. Court

DECISION MAY COME NEXT WEDNESDAY   Paul Porter, 0.P.A. Head. Hands In Resignation   CONSOLIDATION   Of 0. P.A.. And Civilian Production Bodies Appears Imminent

Porter Quits   Merger of Agency ‘With CPA Expected To Follow . Shortly; Sugar Ration Test Sooz

MERGER NEARS AS PORTER BOWS 01   ‘OP A's Final Fight Will Be  To Hold Control of Sugar Distribution  i Hi   INEW AGENCY NAMED

Court Action Next Wednesday May End Rationing of Sugar   Consolidation of OPA and CPA Nearer as Porter Quits Post

Truman Accepts Paul Porter’s Leaving; OPA Fights, Sugar Rationing Loss

Court Action Starts; Porter Quits OPA Post   Merger Of Wartime . Price, Production Agencies In Offing

Moves Nearer   President Accepts Resignation of Porter, OPA Head

Porter Quits As OPA Chiet   Rationing of Sugar Attacked in Courts

See Merger OPA AndCPA Step Nearei   Brought About By Tru, mun’s Acceptance OF OPA Paul Porter's Resignation

TRUMAN EXPECTED TO ‘MERGE OPA AND CPA     Porter’s Resignation Is Accepted; Sugar Controls Face Court Battle

Dying OPA Faces Test of Power To Ration Sugar  Portier Quits Price Job; Early Merger With CPA Expected

Barrow From Manning Tops Sale At Fair   ManCryCo Pig Sells For 46 Cents a Pound at Des Moines

Spy Suspect Calls Arrest  ‘Provocation’ Red Navy Officer      Red Navy Officer Denies Charges Made by U. S.

SPY SUSPECT DENIES CHARGE IN PORTLAND   House Board Holds Secret Meeting In Probe

MURRAY ASSAILS ‘HIGH PROFITS’   ClO Leader Takes Report On Reds: To Convention

No GOP Mandate To Crucify Labor, Murray Declares   Power Gained at Polls Must Be Used Wisely, CIO Leader Says   SEES MAJOR THREAT TO FREE ENTERPRISE   Union Group Prepares to Blacklist Communist Party Interference

Murray Sees Huge Profits As Threat   Truman Appeals For Common Goal At CIO Confab

IN ATTACK ON KITED PROFITS   Claims GOP Received No Mandate To Crucify Labor

MURRAY CALLS HIGH PROFITS A THREAT TO U.S.   ‘No Mandate to Crucify Labor’

Murray Raps Huge Profits Of Industry   Says 15 Billion Profits Danger to National Economy

LARGE PROFITS MENACE NATICN, SAYS G1 HEAD   Murray Prepares Way for New Demands for Wage Increases   ALSQ ADMONISHES GOP   Republican Party Does Not Have Mandate to Crucify Labor, He Asserts

Large Profits Peril To U.S., Says Murray   CIO Convention Takes Crack At Communists In Policy Declaration

Murray Hits Big Profits —   Says Republicans Have No. Mandate To ‘Put Cross on Back of Labor’.

MURRAY CLAIMS PROFITS THREAT TO ENTERPRISE   Says GOP Has No Mandate In Vole By Cryecriy Tabor

Battle of Railroads Begins at I.C.C. Hearing in St. Louis   Burlington-Santa Fe Plan for Joint Operation Over Old Alton Line Vigorously Opposed by Four Other Systems: No Early Decision

MAJOR RAILROADS OPEN BATTLE FOR ST. LOUIS TRAVEL   Santa Fe Seeks Right to Extend Lines; Other Lines Are in Opposition

HEIRENS CONFESSION SESSION COLLAPSES   Youth Balks, Refuses To Relate Crime Details

Heirens Balks At Confession   Accused Slayer Mum Before Prosecution

ig DON’T REMEMBER,’ HEIRENS SAYS; ‘Elaborate Confession Plan Collapse

Heiretis Refuses To Admit Crimes   “I Don’t Remember,” He Says; Plans:  Collanne  a

Meat Ceilings Are Debated  Before Group On Decontrol   Witnesses, Plead For And Against ‘Grain Price Lid

Decontrol Board Considering Meat Prices at Session   Argument Is on Whether to Restore Ceilings on All Meat Next Week

Price Of Steak Next Topic For Decontrol Board   Subject Of All Meats, Livestock, Etc., Up For Airing —

Germany’s Debt to be Repudiated   Four Big Powers Plan Changes in Nation's Finances

‘TALIANS PLACE FORMAL PROTEST AGAINST RUSSIA PEFORE PEACE CONFERENCE

Russian Says Italian Soldiers Better At Running Away Than For Fighting

POLITICAL MEDDLING CHARGED BY SENATOR   Vandenberg To Make Radic “Speech Saturtay

MEDDLING IS. HIT BY VANDENBERG   Radio Talk to Charge U.S. Politicians Misrepresent Policy on Russia

Reporter Sees No Gunfire As Guards Peer In   Marines Withdrawn: Prison Clerk Refuses To Confirm Report Rioting Is Ended

Find Bodies Ot Rioters In Cell «C”   Leader Of Mutiny, Coy, And Three Others In Bloody Escape Try, Found Jn Prison

Three Bodies Removed From Cells   Search Is Continued For Remnants of Rioting Convict Band

BOY INJURED TN EXPLOSION   Loses Fingers, May Lose Eye as Result Of Mystery Blast

REDS SUPPORT ITALIAN BORDER ‘LINE ACREEMENT   Soviet Satellites Vote Against Big Four Plan

0 DEMO VOTE VOTED DOWN AT PARIS   Slav-Italian Frontier Adopted by Peace  Conference

Temperatures   Conferees Spurn Molotov Plea to Evacuate Trieste   Soviet Foreign Minister Blames Britain And U.S. for Turmoil in Area; Boundary Proposal Is Approved in East-West Vote

PARIS CONFERENCE:IGNO! YUGO SLAV THREAT TO TO SIGN ITALIAN TREATY

Molotov Loses on Trieste Plea   Fails to Get Date Set for Troop Withdrawal

Soviet's Trieste Demand Refused By Peace Makers   Proposal Called for Early Withdrawal of Occupation Armies

Boundary Vote Sefs Line Between Italy, Yugoslavia  Big 4 Compromise Is Confirmed by   Big 4 Compromise Is Confirmed by Peace Conference

Yugoslav - Itale Frontier Voted      Russia Votes For Line  Agreed To In Big 4 Conference

Molotov Urges End To Division Amona Nations   Asks Anglo-American Troops Out Of Trieste

MOLOTOV LOSES DEMAND TROOPS LEAVE TRIESTE   Paris ‘Delegates . Vote Down Call for Date U. $. and British Must Go

Reds Demand Allies Leave Trieste Area   Molotov Calls East Vs. West Division Absurd Urges Compromise

HIGHER PRICES ON DAIRY FOOD ITEMS SEEN   Prediction Based on Seasonal Decline in Production

U.S., English settle world  bank problem  Reach agreemeni  pe ts Se

PRESIDENT IS SILENT   raman Has No Comment on Letter Sent to Senator Tobey.

Talk About Macedonian Yells  Senator Tobey’s Note From Truman Recalls Pauley Tilt

TRUMAN REBUKE OF TOBEY BARED   SENATOR TAKEN TO TASK FOR ATTACK ON EDWIN PAULEY

PRESIDENT MUM ON TOBEY NOTE   Chief Stands Pat on Letter To Solon Rebuking Attacks On Ed Pauley

Tobey Letter Stands, Says President   Declines to Enlarge On Written Rebuke To Senator

Tobey’s Action In Making Public Rebuke Administered By President irks Truman

‘China Placed on War Footing By Nationalists   Chiang’s Troops Move Against Reds in  Damian Waar Kaloan

CHINA PLACE ON OFFICIAL WAR FOOTING         Inelicates Hope Abandsned for Peece With Reds

CHINA PLACED ON OFFICIAL WAR FOOTING   Indicates Hope Abandened for Pecce With Reds

CHINA'S. PEACE HOPES FADE   Nationalist China Placed on Official War Footing — Mates Between Ages of 18 and 45 Made Eligible for Military Conscription.

France Seeks UN Unity On Franco Issue   Council in Another Split As Iranian Case Is Retained

FRANCO PROBE APROVAL GOAL OF CONFERENCE   Bonnet Meets Minority In Effort: To Smooth Controversy

Big 3 Clutch At Chance to Agree on Spain   Continued Russ Split Worries Council; Rebuff Feared

Continned Big Three Split In United Nations Security Council Causes Concern; Fear Another Tail-spin Due   RUSSIANS CLAIMING IRAN CASE CLOSED

*TWO PREVIOUS FAILURES FAIL TO STOP EFFORT; RED BOYCOTT IS STILL THREAT

France Seeks Council Unity on Franco Probe   Russia Threatens Another Boycott Over Iran Issue

AGREEMENT. SOUGHT ON  SPAIN PROBE   Thorough ] 7 od e e = V  Investigation a  Be Sought Re

Seek Approval. For Investigation of Franco Spain   Henri Bonnet Makes Another. Attempt To Settle Big Three Rift

FRENCH SCHEME FOR UNANIMOUS UN DECISION   Bonnet Again In Peacemaker Role Aftor Two Failures

Seeking To Heal Big Three Split   French Delegate Asks Unanimous Approval of Spanish Probe

Peds Threaten Second Boycott %n tran Case   Council Members Seck to Agree on Spanish Investigation

Ambassador Bonnet Asks UN Members To Agree Unanimously Upon A Probe Of Franco

Bonnet in Third Try to Mediate Big Three Split   Campaigns for Unanimous Support of Investigation Of Franco Spain   CONFERS FIRST WITH COUNCIL'S MINORITY   Schedules Meetings Later Today With U. S. and British Leaders

French Delegate Again Tries To Mediate Issues   Bonnet Attempting To End ‘Big Three’ Split On Spanish Question

SCHOOL BELL RINGS MONDAY FOR OVER 2,600 CORSICANA CHILDREN! —LARGEST ENROLIMENT SINCE 240,

i SCHOOL BELL RINGS MONDAY FOR OVER 2,600 CORSICANA CHILDREN _LARCEST ENROT MENT SINCE “dn

Big Government Dangers Cited  I slhenthal Warns Of   Lillienthal Warns O: Overcentralization Of Government

G. Ni. STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED      Representatives of Union Locals Ready for Any New Offers

G. M. STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS AFCHIMED   Representatives of Union Locals Ready for Any New Offers

Supreme Court ‘Confirms Italy As A Republic    Sustains Referendum In  Which Monarchy Was Defeated By 2 Mullion  Votes.

ITALY BEGINS ERASING MARKS OF MONARCHY   Republic Made Official Witt Supreme Court Ruling

Germans Ballot On Constitution   First Democratic Vote In 13 Years Planned

Germans Vote In American Sector Today       Ballot on First, Democratic Constitulion Presented to People in 13  3

Constitutional Election Set   German People to   German People to Ballot Today

GERMANS VOTE ON DEMOCRACY   American Zone Election First In 13 Years For 1,850,000 Persons

Yugoslavs Still Refuse  Trieste Plan   Big Four Told Proposed Border ‘Inaccentable’

Trieste Battle Holds Attention Of Ministers   } Minor Concessions Made By Yugoslavia; Molotov, Byrnes In Open Break Over Russian Charges

TITO MAKES TWO CONCESSIONS IN ITALIAN FEUD   Reiterates That  Boundary Line Te “‘Inaeeantahle’

Yugoslavia Firm On Border Stand; Big 4 Informed   Balkan Country Makes Two Minor Concessions in Trieste Dispute

Boundary Line ‘Inacceptable, Delegate Avers   Big Four To Recess Meet Until Friday As Favor to Molotov

Eye Witness Account Of Japanese - Surrender At Civic Forum Wednesday

nelly Gives Graphic De scriotion Of Jap Invasion   Atomic Bomb W as Fierce— Other Bombs No TriflIng Matter Fither

Forum Hears Eye Witness Of Japanese War  Jack Shelley Thrill: Listeners With. Story Of Historic Events

CHINESE RESENT REDS AT DARIEN   General Feeling Treaty Dealing With Port Was Forced on China in ’45

BLAME POWER INTERRUPTION ON SABOTAGE   Residerttial Districts In Pitts. burgh Area Four Hours Without Lights, Officers Called For Dente      CLAIM COOLING UNITS DRAINED

Sabotage Again Hits Power Lines; Strike Remains Deadlocked   Two Transformers Blow; Carrick, Brentwood, Baldwin Twp. Blacked Out

MOLOTOV WANTS BIGGER MARGIN   Soviets Claim Bare Passage ‘Play on Votes’

Soviet Foreign ~ Minister Gives ~ Views To Parley   Flat Disapproval Expressed By Russian Leader On Simple Majority Vote   AUSTRALIAN LEADS SMALL NATIONS MOVE

PEACE PARLEY HEARS RUSSIA VOTE DEMANE   MOLOTOV TELLS PARIS CO FERENCE THAT EVATT HAS IN MIND INTERESTS OF “CERTAIN COUNTRIES”

RUSS OPPOSE COUNCIL RULE BY MAJORITY   Molotov Says Such Procedure Would Discredit Parley

90 Persons Are Killed, 900 Injured In Violent ~ Hindu-Moslem Clashes

Ninety Killed, 900 Hurt in Outbreak  Hindus, Moslems   Hindus, Moslems Battle in Calcutta, India

90 Lose Lives Tn India Riots   900 Injured at Calcutte In Political Quibreak

Moslems Clash With Hindus in Wild Outbreak   Violence Marks League Demonstration Against British Plan for India

Elsewhere in India Moslem League’s “Direct Action Day” Passed Off Peaceably; More Than 900 Iniured.

9() Persons Are Reported Dead and 900 Injured as Hindus and Moslems Battle   Demonstration Is Made Against British Plan for the Independence of India

Caleutta Violence Toll 90 Dead; 900 Injured   Moslem League’s ‘Direct Action’ Day Climaxed by Looting Fires, Killings

Moslems Stage Protests Against British Indian Proposal  Ninety Said Dead, 900 Injurea In Bloody Violence In Calcutta

90 ARE KILLED, 900 INJURED IN CALCUTTA RIOTS   Clashes Between Moslems And Hindus Break Out In Calcutta   HINDUS AND MOSLEMS IN BLOODY FIGHTING

Ninety Killed In Rioting In Calcutta, india   Hindus, Moslems Demonstrate Against British Plan

IV Keported To Have Died During Riots In Caleutta  Bandevad TIninpod   Hundred Injured As Moslem League Demonstrates Aoainet Britich

MOSLEMS AND HINDUS FIGHT, BURN HOUSES   INDEPENDENT INDIA PLAN OF BRITISH PROTESTED

Rush Troop: Into Zone; Fires Set   Violence Breaks Out Between Hindus And Moslems Over Treaty

Ninety Killed 900 Hurt in Outbrealx   Hindus, Moslems Baitle in Caleutia, India

British Plan for Independence is Cause for Battle   Demonstrators Set Fire to Houses and Shops in Calcutta

More Than 900 Injured in Widely Scattered Fights During Demonstration Against British Plan for Indian Independence—Houses and Shops Are Set on Fire—Looting Takes Place at Height of Disorders.

Violence in India Results in Deaths   Day of ‘Direct Action’ Sees Factional Fights

9) Killed, 900 Hurt In Outbreak Of Violence Between Hindus, Moslems

Young Love Rur Typically Rough   Stowawoy Girl, Gailar-Heir Failed

Romance, Spiced by 2 Million Oul Fortune, Runs into Legal Problems

Mamma Halts Oil Heir Plan for Wedding   Heir'’s Mother and Probation Officer Pasa Obstacles

EMPLOYES OF STATE T0 GET PAY BOOSTS   Low Bracket Workers to Get Biggest Increases

STATE WORKERS TO GET RAISES   INCREASES WILL BE EFFECTIVE APRIL 1

Scientists Work on Remedy for ‘Dead Band’ Where Jet Refuses to Onerate

‘DEAD BAND’ FOUND IN WHICH JET ENGINES WILL NOT WORK; ALTITUDE, TEMPERATURES CAUSE

Robot Plane Eludes 2 Control Ships,  Scares New Yorkers, Then Vanishes

aii iia it eae tt et  Milwaukeean, 33, Drown Swimming at Pike Lake

SUBCOMMITTEE REVEALS 142 “SOLDIERS EXECUTED AFTER TRIALS—S'TN'CE— PEARL ~ ——“FLARBOR ATTACK

Disclose 14? Executed After Courts Martial   House Military Affairs Com. mittee Criticizes Army Court Martial System   WAR DEPARTMENT ASKS TO BE HEARD

Decontrol Action May Help Lewis  Union Head to Meet With Krua Todav

Split on Placing ‘tl Attack Blame   Investigators Pvided On Responsibility

FERGUSON AND BREWSTER SAY FOR AT FAULT   But 8 of 10 Probers Praise Ability and Foresight of Rooseveit

Pearl Harbor Investigators Split 8 to 2 in Placing Blame for Naval Disaster   Two Republicans Hold President Roosevely and High Washington Officials Responsible While Majority Exonerates the President

Aino rity Re port Ges      Two Republicns Join Six Democrats in Placing Blame for Surprise Attack; Recommend Commaad Unity, Elimination of “Brass” Walls

Investigators Splirs 7 9 ya In Conclusions   Majority Praises “Ability and Foresight” Exercised by Late Presi. dent Roosevelt   Minority Blames FDR and 4 Others   Kimmel and Short Held Responsible For Some Errors in Judgement Only

Pearl Harbor Probers File Repori   Democrats Praise FDR While Republicans Say He Responsible

Inquiry Splits 8-2 For Roosevelt About Pear! Harbo:  3 P. M. Bulletin

Bevin Rejects Soviet Demand In Grecian Row  Reds Want British Treops Withdrown

Bevin Rejects Red Demand for Withdrawal   Says Russ Propaganda Attacks on Britain Are Greatest Danger

Bevin Charges Russian Attitude  Greaier D Dali ci   Vishinsky Says Presence of British Troops “Entirely Unjustified”’

Soviets. netet Rritia Withdraw From Greece   LONDON, (UP). — Trygie Lie, Norwegian foreign minister, was elected secretary general of the UNO today by a vote of 46 to 3.

JNO ASSEMBLY FLECTS LIE BY /OTE OF 46-3   Red Spokesman Says Greeks Plan War On Albania

Striking Miners Return to Jobs   Approximately 460 Re sume Work En Kentucky After Being Idie Week

CRIME CLEANUP MAY FACE LONG DELAY   Steubenville Council Actior Holds Up Works

Dratt Law Vote Deadiine Set For April 9th   Senate Committee Holds Hearings

Planes Rescue High Chinese In Manchuria   Communists Straddle Rail Line to Capital, Raze Mukden Bridge

TARIFF CUTS PROMISED 10 18 COUNTRIES   REPUBLICANS ASKED TO BACK FOREIGN TRADE PLEDGES 

TARIFFS WOULD BE LOWERED IF GOP APPROVE!   Undersecretary Clayton Wants New Agreement with 18 Key Countries

UJ. §. Will Seek ariff Reduction Pacts in Spring  Key Nations Is Goal Of Rio Conference

U.S. Planning Cut in Tariffs   Reassurance Is Given  Of Trade Pledres

REDUCTIONS IN TARIFFS ARE SOUGHT   State Department Proposal Is Made By Will Clayton

U. S, Seeking o Agr eements  To Cut Tariffs   Indication Is That Republicans  Will Go Along

LOWER TARIFFS U.S. GOAL IN °47      Clayton Sees GOP Support Of 18-Nation Plan for Early Presentation

U.S. Maps Worle Tariff Slashes   Clayton Reaffirms Trade Policy With 18 Nations Planning Move

TARIFF-REDUCING PACTS PROPOSED WITH 18 NATIONS   U. 8S. Calls Conference for Next Spring to Consider Removal of Trade Barriers.   CLAYTON PREDICTS - ‘BEPUBLICAN SUPPORT   But Wherry Says G. O. P.  - Will Want to Study Any Suggested Cuts Before Taking Stand.

Tariff-Reducing Pacts Are Sought With 18 Nations ©  Clayton Says GOP “Will Support Demo Trade Proqram.

‘BIG FOUR’ “TRY. FOR PEACE IN EUROPE   Russian Troop Movements Puzzle Diplomats

New York Policeman Held In Strangulation Of Nurse   Middle-Aged Woman Found Dead on Sidewalk—Of ficer Shoots Self as Other Patrolmen Close in on Him in Apartment

Russian Delegate Raps Distribution System of UNRRA   Position of Major Powers in World Agencies Is Challenged

Soviet Envoy Criticizes  Relief Board   Food Distribution to Liberated Nations Questioned

Soviets Criticize Handling Of Food Distribution To European Nations: Say Discrimination Shown

ERMER ENEMY COUNTRY SAID GETTING MORE AID '   Soviets Criticize Handling Of Food Distribution ' To Furopean Nations: Say Discrimination Shown

Soviets Reaffirm AtomBomb Stand   Connally and Molotoy Make Progress on Drafting Resolution.

Common Grounc For Agreement On Plans Found   Molotov Agrees To Back U. S. Proposal Before UN Committee

RUSSIA MAKES ANOTHER CONCESSION      Favors Exploring Atomic Energy for Peaceful Purposes

Russians Join U. S. On Peace Use Of A-Power   Nations Find Common Ground In Field Of Disarmament And Controls

MOLOTOV BACKS ATOMIC PROGRAM   Supports U.S. Plan on Peace fol Use of Freray

SERRA RRTERSC REE TARB RARE  Man, 103, Recovering From Oneration

GM And UAW To Review All Issues   Disputed Matters To Be Included

ALL MATTERS SIFTED AT NEW GM MEETING   UAW President Says That Truman Let Union Down

GOP Plans Its  Own Program Of  Price Control Taft Is Leader   Taft Is Leader Of Qpnen Fight

Republicans Plan Fight Under Taft On 0.P.A.Program   Kilday Says There Is Ne Democratic Plan, Criticizes Secretary F  Wallace .

Republicans Ready To Challenge ‘Administration For Senate Contro]

Republicans Ready To Open Fight for Own OPA Program   GOP Believed to Be Out to Challenge The Administration’s Control of Senate

G.O.P. Pushes Own OPA Bill   Taft Leads Fight. To Force Party Program Through Democrat Lines.

Rep ublicans Will Offer Own OPA Program   Seen Out to Challenge Administration Control Of Senate; Taft Leading Move

ns ‘Ike’ Starts ol Tour of Base: sill In the Pacific   i. O. P. Solons “4 Seek Control  Of OPA Bill 

€8 Readies Ti ‘gor Own OP, %, Sogram In CG? vress   Republicans Seen Out To Challenge Control In Senate

TAFT TO LEAD SENATE FIGHT AGAINST OPA   GOP Ready to Challenge Administration Control Among Senators

GOP to Begin Fight for Own OPA Program   Republicans To Challenge Administration Power  On Senate Floor

6.0, P. MAY MAKE OPA OPEN FIGHT   Republicans Make Move T: _ Run Controls Show

STEEL STRIKES CONTINUE; NO BREAK IN VIEW   Company, Union Meetings Still Remain Unscheduled

Airport Temperatures   Aucust Calendar   Rio Stores Close After Rioting In Protest Over Cost of Living

General Rains Bring Promise Of End Of Drought Conditions In State

‘Widespread Rains Promise Drought ‘End Over Mest ef Northern New Mexice

Still In Coma After 231 Days   Miss Bertha Vv. Myers’ General Condition Good; Unesnsciaus Seven Months

Still In Coma After 170 Days   Miss Bertha V. Myers Has Been Unconscious Nearly Six Months

Stock Mart’s Break Being Investigated   SEC Asks Member Firms of New York Stock Exchange For Sales Data

Stock Market Break Probed   SEC To Investigate Sharp Sept. 3 Slump

SEC Opens Probe Into Stock Break   Asks Brokers To Supply Data On September 2 Silos

MARKET DROP UNDER PROBE   SEC Seeks To Uncover , Cause Of Sudden Breok September 3

Probing For Cause Stock  Market Drop   SEC Aske Al! Members Nev York Exchange For Data On Trausactions September 3

Sails Set Southward   Ex-Navy Men to Cruise Until World Is ‘Settled  Fi nenne *

ON WAY 10 WEST INDIES   Hallock and Buddies Await Settled Conditions

All Firemen In Gotham Alerted For Sub Strike   ‘City Will “Attempt to Oper. ate Subways Li Employer   Walkout At Set Deadline Tuesday Night”   Plea. to Avert Ite.  In Hands of cio   Mayor .O’Dwyer Declares “Chy “Cannot ‘and’ Wiii * Not Recognize Any Or- ;  . pAnizution &.

Listing Men To Take Over   Mayor Asks Philip Murray For Help to Head Off Disestrous Tie-Up of City

MURRAY ASKED 10 AVERT NEW YORK TRANSIT STRIKE   But Mayor Says Union Cannot Have Sole Boracainina Right

New York, Pittsburgh Face Crippling Strikes   Fire Department Alerted for Possible Duty in Operating Transit System In Event of Walkout; Power Strike Scheduled in Pittsburgh Tonight

Would Operate Lines In Event of Strike Call   O'Dwyer Asks Murray Use His Influence To Avoid Tuesday Tieup

New York Firemen  Alerted   Ready for Duty In the Event of A City Wide Transit Strike

New York Alerted For Threatened Transit Strike   Fire Department Set For Emergency Use-Midnight Tuesday  Is Union Deadline

Fire Department Alerted to Help Inan Emergency  . Strike Set for

@ PAUL MALLON—  Contends Unions Drawing Cause Deener and Deeper Into Law

Truce Reported In Rebellion of  Iranian Tribesmer   5-Man Panel to Conduct Negotiations With Native Leaders

Truce Reached In Revolt by  Tran Tribes   Government Sends Mission—Rebels Demand Autonomy

HEART SLIVER FINALLY ‘DIED’ © AFTER 34-YEAR EXPERIMENT   EXPERIMENT THAT ATTRACTED WORLDWIDE ATTENTION ENDED AFTER JSHEORY JIS PROVEN

Says Use of US Troops In Greece Is Possible — Mescow Radio Quotes Dispatch

Moscow Declares U.S. to Send Troops to Greece  Britain Negotiating With America on Plan, Russia Says

GOP House Members Say OPA Stand Given Okay   But Returning Democrats State People Are Against Trimming Power

BIG CONTRAST IN OPA REPORTS   Public Opinion Varies Witt Individual Politics

Party Members Receive Public Views on OPA  Reports Contrast  fC" awn rACeMmMAR   Reports Contrast As Congressmen Back from Recess

EARLY START ON GERMAN PACT URGED   Byrnes Fo Press For Discussion At First Opportunity

Wants To Take Up Discussion German Treaty   Byrnes Reported Ready To "Press Point Next Time Ministers Get “Snarled Up”

BYRNES WANTS T0 TALK ABOUT PACT GERMANS FUTURE   Believes. That Foreign Ministers : Cught to Consider Terms: Fer German Peace

Byrnes Is Set To Push On Italy   Snag Is Pulled Out In Front By U.S. Secretary

Big 4 May Discuss Reich Next   Byrnes. Ready To Press For Discussion Af Next Delay In Ministers’ Meet

TO PRESS FOR GERMAN TALKS   Byrnes to Ask Big 4 Discussion at Next Snag in Negotiations

BYRNES SEEKING T0OPEN DISCUSSION OF GERMAN TREATY SOOR  _ MINISTERS. HEARTENED

SEEKS EARLY START ON NAZI TREATY TALKS   Secretary Byrnes Reported Ready to Press for Discussion of Germany By  Fereiqn Ministers   POLICY IS CONSIDERED

Byrnes Will ‘Talk Reich In Council   General Clay, Murphy Are Standing By for Consultation on Ii fc T.1]°...  Aims Are Defined

BYRNES SEEKING TO OPEN DISCUSSION OF GERMAN TREATY SOON  MINISTERS HEARTENED  BY'TURN IN TRIESTE ©

Byrnes Seeks Early Start on fierman Treaty Talks in Ministers Council ©

Seek Early Start On German Treaty      Byrnes Wants Big Four To Begin Discussions.

Says Byrnes To Ask Reich Peace Talks   German Treaty May Be Discussed. By Big Four Soon

Byrnes To Press For Early Parley On German Pact   Conference On Economic Merger  Of British, American Zones Held

U.S. Anxious To Air Policy For Germany   American Officials Prepare Material For Bie-4. Session

Byrnes Ready For Talks On  German Pacts   Awaits Snag In Work On Treaties

Ministers Discuss Policy on Germany   Clay Meets With Byrnes, Bevin On Zone Economic Merger Plan

Showdown Looms  on Strife in G. 0. P. Ranks  Attention Focuses on Senate  WMastina Tamarraur

RULING PARTY FACES STRIFE WITHIN RANKS   DECISIONS OF 8s0TH CONGRESS TO BE FELT IN 1948

TREATY PARLEY IS STREAMLINED   Russia Agrees to Effort To End Work by Friday

Officer and Lady of Day Presented  pane resen t at Legion's Annual Ball

Officer and Lady of Day Presented  I 000 P resen t et Leaion’s Annual Ball

VA Plans Drive To Protect x-Gl's From Exploitation, Bradley Tells Governors

Bradley Says Vet Job Training Not Properly Handled  General. Warns: That

AIRLINER CRASH  KILLS 2 PILOTS,  17 PERSONS HURT PLANE BOUND FROM  CHICAGO TO BOSTON FALLS AT CLEVELAND

2 DIE IN CRASH AT CLEVELAND   United Airlines’ Plane Hits Wires In Rain Storm

1 Dead, 18 Hurt In Plane Crash  Airliner Wrecked Near Cleveland, O.

(8 Are Injured In Plane Crash  Pilot and Co- -pilot Are Only Victims

CRASHES AT CLEVELAND   Pifot And Co-Pilot Killed; 17 Passengers Hurt

Two Dead, 18 Hur In Airliner Crash   East-Bound Plane Falls Near Cleveland Airport During Early Morning Rain Storm

Plane Snags Power. Lines   United Ship Cracks Attempting Landing

PLANE CRASHES: 2 PILOTS KILLED   Craft Dives into Trees near Cleveland—17 Passengers Injured

United Airlines Crash Kills Two Near Cleveland   Pilot and Co-Pilot Killed In Crash Near Cleveland, 17 Passengers Injured

2 Die, 17 Hurt As Airliner Strikes Wires   Pilot and Co-Pilot Killed as Pline Falls at Cleveland

orm 18 Hurt InClevelandCrackup   (nited Airlines Plane Hits Trees, High Tension Wires; Aircraft Demolished by Impact .

TWO KILLED, 13 HURT IN PLANE CRASH   United Air Lines Craft Crashes Into Trees and High-Tension Wires Just North of Cleveland Airport.

Pilot, Co-Pilot Killed in Crash   Eighteen Injured as Airliner Crashes into Light Lines, Trees

Airplane, Hits Trees, 2 Die   17 Hurt As Plane, Bound For Boston, Crashes In A Storm At Cleveland

PILOTS KILLED, 18 INJURED IN PLANECRASH   Passenger Craft Hits High Tension Wires Near Cleveland Airport

Two Die, 17 Hurt In Airliner Crash Near Cleveland   Pilot and Co-Pilot Victims; Plane on Way From Chicago

Cleveland Plane Crash Kills Pilot, Copilot   Chicago - to - Boston Liner Hits Trees, High Tension Lines

Cleveland Plane Crash Kills Pilot, Copilot  Chicage - to - Boston Liner Hits Trees,

Plane Crashes During Storm,  ‘Two are Killed   Enroute to Boston From Chicago, Falls Near Cleveland

Two Die, 17 Hurt in Airline Crash Near Cleveland Terminal   Pilot, Co-Pilot Die When Plane Hits Wires; Six _ Leave Hospital

Two Dead in Plane Crash At Cleveland   17 Passengers And Stewardess Injured Early  Today

Celestial Fireworks In Form Of ‘Shooting Stars Due Tuesday Night

SENATE LAYS OFF THIS AFTERNOON   Filibuster Continues With Threat of Another.

Soldier  Cut Hit At Meet Of U.N.   Australian Strikes Back At Russian  Arms Program

Australia Asks Assurance That Veto Will Not Be Permitted;Soviet Overture Regarded as Hopeful Sign.

Australia Challenges Red Proposal   Asks Assurance Veto Would Not Be Used  In Controls

Soviet Arms Control Plan Challenged  Australian Envoy Asks Molotov to

Aussies Issue Challenge ¢ On Soviet Stand   Australians Ask Assurance That. Veto Not Permitted On Inspection, —

Smaller Nations Oppose Veto On Arms Inspection  Russia Would Place Control Under .U. N. Security Council

RAPS VETO IN ARMS CONTROL   Challenge To: Russia's Reduction Proposal Made By Australia

Australians Want Assurance on Veto   Russia’s Arms Reduction Proposal Faces Challenge

Australia Hits Soviet Proposal  Challenges Position Taken by Molotov

RUSSIAN PLAN TO CUT ARMS CAUSES CLASH   Informed Quarters Say U.S. Is Sure To Reject Soviet Proposal Concerning Atomic Weapons  BRITISH OUTLINE VIEW

Russia’s Arms Reduction Plan Is Challenged   Australia Demande That Aav Control System Will Not Be Subject to Veto   Asks Molotov For Clear Exposition   Denmark, Norwuy and Bel. ginm Quickly Endorse Principle OF Arms Reduction

Australia Asks: ‘Assurance That Veto Will Not Be Permitted:Soviet Over. ture Regarded ; as Hope: ful Sign: .

Challenge Red Proposal fo Reduce Arms  Australian Wants _- pF. gm. ¢€,   Australian Wants To Know Soviet Won't Veto Probe

FEAR ATTEMPT AT LYNCHING AS RESULT OF GUN BATTLE   POSSE OF 200 WHITE MEN CAPTURE EIGHT NEGROES AFTER FOUR MEN ARE WOUNDED

See Bradley Winning Vet Policy Fight   Eisenhower Joins President Truman In Lending Support

Truman Adds Support io Bradley   Vet Administration Head Appears Winner in Tilt

Bradley Gets Veterans 0.K.  Truman. Eisenhower   Truman, Eisenhower Rally to Support In Legion Attack

Bradley Appears Winner in Row With Stelle as Truman Gives Full Support

Three Panthers Prowling In Express Car Prove Problem For Train Crewmen

THREE ‘HEADACHES ON WHEELS  Panthers Are Locked In Train Car After’ Escape From Crate

Dewey: Will Seek Toll-Free State Super -Highway   Governor Heeds Motorists’ Plea for Relief from Gasoline Taxes

35 Air Bases  To Get Radar For Landings  AAF Foresees   General Usage

Iruman, Hoove lo Emphasize World Famine  U.S. Ready To Cut ‘Wheat Use 25% If. Others Supply More

Hoover To Speak On Food   Traman Asks Former President to Tell at Of WorliPs Hunger

Truman Asks Hoover Back  Nc «2 TATE A. Te wi. tO 2 ee Nation  Of Food Crisis in Europe

British-American Deadlock on Food   Order To Put Nation On Diet Delayed By Controversy

Hoover to Talk From  Overseas   Radio Address is Scheduled for Friday Evening

Deadlock Delays Order To Nation For Bread Diel   Britain, Canada, U. S. Fail To Agree

Truman Calls On Hoover to Present Case   President Suggests That Comuittee’s Chairman Return to U. S. and Put Problem Before People

Food Deadlock Delays Easing World Crisis   BRITISH AND CANADIAN DELEGATES FAIL TQ AGREE

Truman “Suggests” That Hoover Return   President Wants Famine Chief to Place Europe's Plight Before Americans  . MN gk

WORLD FOOD PLAN RESULTS IN DEADLOCK   Delays Order To Put United States On Less Bread Diet

CALL HOOVER FOR REPORT ON FOOD OUTLOOK   Truman Wants Forceful Presentation of Europe’s Needs 

3-Way Deadlock Delays Bread and Wheat Dief for US   Britain, Canada, Involved in Food Problem Tie-Up

World Hunge: Conditions To Be Described   Truman, Hoover To Give Talks Friday Night

WANTS HOOVER TO COME HOME   President Suggests His Return To Stress Need Of Food

Hoover Is ToldtoGive Food Story   President: Would Have .Famine Committee Chairman Tell Need  for Food   Truman, Hoover Will _ Go on Air Tonight at 7:15

Telegraph Hoover To Return   Truman Wants Him To Tell American People Need for Food for Europe

World Hunger Conditions To Be Described  Truman, Hoover To Give Talks Ee:sdaw Nitake

» Anglo-American Deadlock Over Sharing Of Food   Impasse Delays Order Putting U. S. On Diet Of Less Rread.

Deadlock — Halts U. S. Bread Cut  Britain, Canada Object To Plan

BaEAD DIET REDUCTION IS DELAYED   Order Held Up by Deadlock With Britain and Canada Over Flour Contributions to FamineSirpickon Arenas.

TRUMAN URGES HOOVER STORY   Suggests Trip Be Abandonec To Press Food Need

Hoover Asked to Give Nation Famine Picture   Asked to Return to U. S. Before Going to Orient; Radio Talks Slated Friday, _

CALLS HOOVER BACK TO GE FOO PICTUR   Truman Message Says People Need to Be Told of Emergency.

Impasse Holds Back Solution  Food Problem   Britain. Canada, America Deadlocked On Method To Ease Crisis.   HITCH ON. SHARES

Hoover Asked To Bring Plea Before People   Hunger Conditions In Other Lands To Be Pictured

Food Deadlock Snags Order To Cut Bread Diet   U.S., Britain Disagree On What To Do In Crisis

(Truman Suggests Hoover Return Home To Tell America About World Food Gisis

Hoover Called  Home   Former President And Truman Will Speak To World Friday ACG P.M.

Delay Bread, Flour Order   British-Canadian-U. S. Deadlock Over Food Crisis Measure Holds Up Reduction

Truman Suggests Hoover Return to Inform Americans   Seeks to Have People Realize Europe’s Need

Suggests Return to States; Talk  on Radio Friday   British, Canada and U. S. Leaders Fail to Agree on Plan to Supply Wheat

Truman Want: Hooverto — Return Home   Former President May Make Personal Appeal for More Aid

Quotas Cause Deadlock in Food Board   U. S. Contending Britain and Canada Should Give More

Hoover Called Home fo Stress Famine Crisis   Truman ‘Suggests’ Return to Lay Facts Before Americans

TEMPERATURES:   Hoard Supplies While America Tightens Belf   Responsibility For Help To Starving Not Equally Shared

Truman To Talk On Food Crisis   Plans Radio Address Tomorrow; Order To Cut Flour Delayed

FEUD DELAYS ORDER TO LIMIT USE OF WHEAT   Three Nations Disagree or Contributions; Truman to Speak Friday Night

Truman Asks Hoover Return  Wants Famine Shown To American People

TO DISCUSS FOOD CRISIS OVER RADIO   Chief Executive and Her bert Hoover Go On Air  Friday Evening to Tell of Hunger Conditions

Anglo-American Deadlock Delays Order To Put U. S. On Diet Of Less Bread   Canada And Great Britain Urged To Contribute More Than They Have Offered

1 Ballot Box Watchers Mobbed By Vets Who Directed Gunfire On Jail; 2 Deaths Reported

Hotel Manager Reveals  Quick Spread of Flames   Eye-Witness Reports Early Rescue Effort

YANKS SUFFER -RIOT-INJURIES   TEN BRITISH AND AMERICAN SOLDIERS WOUNDED WHEN GRENADE EXPLODES AT TRIESTE

FIRM NOTE ON IRAN DEMANDS SOVIET REPLY   Text of Message on Manchuria Soon to Be Made Public

REDS.ARE TOLD TOPULL TROOPS FROMIRAN AREA   Threat to ‘Open Door’ Policy {in Manchuria Also Draws Protest

Reds Move To Drop Iran Case Faces Defeat   UN Council Again Takes Up Debate On Near-East Issue

Big 3 Resume Jousting Over Russian Bid to Forget Iran [Franco Question Also Coming Up

Soviets’ Bid  For Removal Seen Headed For Downfall   Franeyu Spain Talks May Be Postponed Ry Today’s Debate

U. N. to Review  Russian Motion   Immediate Dismissal Of Iranian Dispute Termed Unlikely

UN Council Goes Back To Work   Rejection of Russian Bid to Dismiss Iranian Case Expected

BIG 3 AGAIN JOUST TODAY   Russian Bid To Remove lranian Issue Believed Beaten   MAY AGREE ON SPAIN

Dispute Expected To Be Retained On UNO Agenda   Debate Due To Delay Security Council’s Action on Franco

U. N. To Convene This Afternoon   Jousting Over Iran And Spain Will Be Restimed

Russia Faces Defeat On Iranian Issue In Council;  Delay for One Day on Span

Month-Long Jousting Over  lran Resumed UN Probably Will Rejec  Russian Motion Todav

Russia Faces Almost Certain  Defeat In U.N.   Deleguies Expected to Vote to Keep Iranian Issue on anda Until May 6; Couneil Convenes

U.N. Council Resumes Its Deliberations   Franco Issue To Be Delayed Until Tomorrow

Soviets Face Certain Defeat In Iran Case   U.N. Council May Reach Spain Issue Wednesdav

Debate Expected To Delay Action On Franco Spain   Reds Supported By Poland, France In Case

Council Not To Dismiss — Iranian Case   Further Discussion Of Spanish Case Expected To Be Delayed Until Tomorrow

PLAN STATUTE FOR TRIESTE   Peace Conference Commission Sets Up 8.Nation Committee

Trieste  Worries Will Go To Body   Peace Conference ~ To Send Matter To Sub-Group

WILL DRAFT A STATUTE FOR TRIESTE   Peace Conference Commission on Italian Problems Agrees to Set Up Eight-Nation Group to Draw Up Plan.

Peace Parley Takes Action On Trieste   Names Ejight-man Sub-committee to Draft Statute For Proposed Free Port

Statute for Free City of Trieste To Be Drafted   U. S. Withdraws Proposals for Delineation

Eight-Nation Sub-Commission Set Up To Draft Statute For Free City Of Trieste   U. S. Proposals for Detailed Delimitation Of International Zone Are Withdrawn

Statute For Trieste Will Be Drafted   ‘Ministers . Name Sub. ' commission to Draw : Up Statute..

American Proposals Withdrawn... .  Set Up Eight-Nation Sub Commission To Draw Up Statute For Free Trieste

U.S. WITHDRAWS BOUNDARY IDEAS   8-Nation Group Will Shape Statute For Trieste

Set Up 8-Nation ‘Group io Drait Trieste Statutes   At Same Time U.S, Withdraws 3 Plans For Delimitation of International Jane

SUB-COMMISSION TO DRAFT STATUTE FOR FREE GITY TRIESTE .   THREE AMERICAN PROPOSALS WITHDRAWN BY U.S. ASS'T SECRETARY -

Powers Will Draft Laws Kor Trieste   Three American Proposals On International Zone Are Withdrawn

Sub-Body to Draft Law For Trieste   Three American Proposals for Boundary Line Withdrawn

Three American Suggestions on Zone Withdrawn   U. S., French Plans Differ; Washington Delegate Is Thanked

DECIDE TO SET UP A SUB-COMMISSION   Will Draft a Statute for the Free City of Trieste   FROM EIGHT NATIONS

Special Group Named to Draf Trieste Plan   3 American Proposals For Delimitation of Zone Are Withdrawn

HIDE-SEER FATAL TQACTOR’S WIFE   British War Bride of David Niven Dies From Fall in ‘Blackout? Game

British. War-Bride of Hollywood ° Actor Dies. After Fall Down Stairs

‘Daddy Didn't Have A C  Dallas Father Slain By Man He Hardly Knew

Republicans Place Attention About Patronage Posts   Two Jobs for $12,000, Twe for. $9,000; Caucus Selections Due Jenuary 2

Subversives Blamed in Civil War   Claim Yugoslavia and Albania Furnish Supplies

Greek Says Tito, Albania Help Rebels   Conflict Blamec On ‘Subversives’ From Neighbors

Greeks Claim Neighbors Aid Leftist Rebel:   Athens Accuses Albania Tito of Fomenting

Charge Yugoslav And Albanian Governments Conive at Hostile Movements in Northern Greece Mountains.

Greeks Charge Slavic States ‘Assist Rebels  Fighting Is Called ‘'Invasion With Albanian, Yugo Connivance  BRITISH OFFICIALS TERM IT "CIVIL WAR”  Disorders Center In Region Bitterly Disputed

CIVIL WAR RAGES IN MOUNTAINS OF NORTHERN GREECE   Government Charges Albania and Yugoslavia Are Furnishing Arms to Insurgents.   RETURN OF KING OPPOSED BY REBELS   Strict Secrecy Imposed on Movement of Monarch, Due to Return to Country Shortly.

Small-Scale War Rages In Greece  Yugoslavia, Albania Said Lending Aid

‘Invasion’ Of Greece Termed Leftist Move   Subversive Elements from Albania and Yugo slavia Blamed

British Say Civil War  Threatens   Albania, Yugoslavia Back ‘Subversive’ Invaders. Say Greek:

Lawyer Accuses Gen. MacNarney  Hayward Counsel for PRSGHeNE [ in Raieh  2) ee, he OE eet

‘Sum of Nearly Eight Million Dollars Allocated to Montana for the Construction of Federal-State Roads

MEETING BE % HELD PARIS ON THURSDAY   Greece Submits a } Reparations —,¢%. Demands 

Reparations For Russia Provoke New Controversy   South Africa And Ukraine Delegates Tangle On Romania Paymert®   EAST AND WEST BATTLE ON ISSUE

MEETING BE”, HELD PARIS ON THURSDAY   Greece Submits «» 3 Reparations ,s* Demands

Used Red Hot Iron to Get Confession, Crimes Court Told   Some Tortured for Five Years, Testimony Reveals

JAP. ATROCITIES TOLD AT TRIAL   Cruety against Chinese Bared “By Witnesses

COLD WAVE BLANKETS MOST OF U.S.   Mercury Drops to 19 Below At Jamestown, N. D.

Move Necessitated by Dwindling Coal  Supplies for Power   Public Compliance Called Vital by Commerce Commission Head

GOP to Challenge Senator Kilgore   Senator Is Third To Have Position Investigated By Republicans

Hallanan Bares Contest  G.O.P. Will Challenge Kileore’s Senate Seat

Action To Avert Cr isis Taken By City  Lubbock Milk Supply Is Said Threatened

Both Sides Must Give To  Reach Pact Wallace Stil]   Wallace Stil] Plugs For His Pohecy

THRE ELECTRIC CHAIR   Supreme Court Refuses To Stay Execution Of Woman Killers

GOERING BOASTS IN DEATH NOTE   Letters Fail To Explain How Top Nazi Got His Suicide Poison

GOERING BOAST TOLD IN LETTER   Message Was Addressed To Andrus Describing _ Plan to Evade Gallows

Goering Left Letter Telling Of His Plans   Goes to Some Length To Exonerate Persens  Who Might Be Blamed

GOERING WROTE OF SUICIDE PLAN   LETTER FOUND IN CELL AFTER SUICIDE DOES NOT INCRIMINATE ANYONE.

Message Contained In Letter Goering Boasted: He Would: Cheat -Noose

State GOP Will Need Every Bit Of Party Unity   Slice of Revenue Taken by Proposals

Council Gets Complaint From Russia   Asks End to British ‘Military Actions’ : In Greece and Java

Russian Delegates Attack Britishers At UNO Conference  Soviet Action Is Seen as Serious Solit

Complaints Suggest Possible Serious Split Among, Powers   Soviets Seek Action by United Nations Security Council in London on What They Term Military Actions

Russia Asks UNO to Curb British Moves   Serious Split Among Five Big Powers Is Suggested

Russians Ask UNO To Half Interference      Complaints Against Bri. tain May Cause Serious Split

UNO COUNCIL UPSET AGAIN  Russia Files Protest On Interference’ By British

Russia, Ukraine Ask UNO Put An End To British Actions In Java, Greece

Senate to Get Bill Revising  Price Control   Proposals Would Drop Control Over Meats, Eggs, Dairy Products, Poultry, on June 30

Bill Limiting OPA In Senate   Drastic Curtailment Of Powers Included

MUCH-CHANGED 0.P.A. APPROVED BY SENATE BANKING COMMITTEE  BILL UP FOR ACTION   BILL UP FOR ACTION ON FLOOR NEXT WEEK; NO ENTHUSIASM SEEN

SHARPLY AMENDED PRICE CONTROL EXTENSION MEASURE APPROVED BY SENATE’S BANKING COMMITTEE

Approve A Weak OPA Bill   Senate Committee Sends Drastically Amended Measure to Floor For Action

Bill Drafted Despite Hot Opposition   Committee Agrees Without Record Vote; Proposal Offered to Senate for Action Next Week

Body Sends Formal Recommendation to Senate; Wagner Will Denounce Changes: Effect Problematical

Senate Committee Favors Amended Price Control Act   Drastic Changes Are Made in Measure Calling For Extension of One Year in Life of OPA; Some Controls Would End This June 30

Bank Committee Approves Slash In OPA Controls   Would End Subsidies, Ban Cost Absorption, Decentralize Power

Grief-Laden OPA Measure on Way  To Senate Floor Sharply Curtained _ Bill for Extension Until June 30, 1947

Senate Unit Ends Work on OPA Measure   Amended Bill Approved Despite Protests Of Minority

SENATE. GROUP BACKS DRASTIC SLASH IN OPA   Agency Would Be Given Year's -Extension .with Powers Greatly Curtailed

OPA Facing Hard Battle   Supporters of Extension Fighting to Hold Some Powers for OPA Setup

Agree to Changes Made in Measure in Bitter Fight   Centro! on Livestock Products Would Be Ended, Subsidies Cut in Revised Law

Bill Whittling OPA Powers Is: Going to Senate   ‘Committee Majority: “Sharply Curtails —, Aaency Control

Whittled Price Control Bill Starts Trip to Senate Floor   Stevenson May Cal Special Election

Sharp Slash Is Voted By Committee  Would. End Many Price Controls

Amended Price Control Bill ‘Gets Senate Committee O.K.  Extension of Controls for One Year, In Curtailed Form, Recommended

Senators Open Debate On OPA   Bankin g -Committee’s Version Opposed Bv Bowles

MUCH-CHANGED 0.P.A. APPROVED BY SENATE BANKING COMMITTEE  BILL UP FOR ACTION ON FLOOR NEXT WEEK; NO ENTHUSIASM SEEN

Senate Group Approves Cut Price Control   Banking Committee Sends Drastically Amended Bill To Senate Floor. -

Committee For Slashing OPA’s Broad Powers   Minority Protests Fail To Soften Group’s Action

Curtailed OPA Bill Moves fo Senate Floor   Chairman Wagner To Denounce Drastic Changes in Present Law, He Declares

OPA Bill Shargh Curtailed Moves To Senate Floar   Measure Will Extend Price Controls In Revised Form

COMMITTEE CUTS POWER OF AGENCY   Chairman Wagner To Issue Report Denouncing Changes

WHITTLED OPA BILL HEADS FOR SENATE FLOOR   Committee - Approved Plan Would End Many Food Controls June 30

Senate Group Backs House. OPA Measure   Committee Prepares to Send Bill to Floor For Action Next Week

Controls Of Price Favored In Vote   Senate Group Puts Its Endorsement On: Extension

Banking Committee Approves Whittled Down OPA Bill   Termed “Monstrous” By Bowles, Measure Heads for Senate Elonr Next Week

Senate Group Will Report Decision to  ~ Whittle OPA Powers   Bill, Packed With Grief for Administration, is Given Support

Senate Banking Commit. tec (Gsuts Bill With Drastic Amendments and Sends It To floor Where It Will Face Dehate Next Week.

Drastically Cut OPA Bill Sent Before Senate   Bonk Group Urges 1-Year Extension, No Farm Price Rule, Cost Absorption End

—_—_———— oe or ienensienenenemeniemnetiiineninaan —_——- - Te ee a ee ee er  Price Controls Hang In Balance While Group Battles Over OPA

Wagner to Hit OPA Changes  Banking Committee   Banking Committee Favors Curtailed Powers for Agency

REVISED OPA BILL HEADED FOR SENATE   Banking Committee Pat On Decision To Cut Agency's Powers

OPA Extensior Bil Sent to Senate Floor   Calls for Another Year in Sharply Modified Form

Senate Version Of OPA Bill Reduces Power  Minority Bitterly Protests Measure; Bowles Criticizes

SENATE'S OPA BILL REACHES FLOOR TODAY  TO FACE FIGHT   Administration Howling At Way It Curtails  Price Control

Italian Boundary Splits Big Four   Soviet Wants Trieste, Istria for Jugoslavia

[WO ITALIAN ISSUES BRING BiG-4 CLASH   Reds Support Demand Of Yugoslav Govt.  For Trieste

Molotoy Demands Trieste He Given to Marshal Tito’s Jugoslay Government. Sharp Words Exchanged _

Russians Ask Tito Be Given Yugo-Slav Bit   British, Americans Favor Adriatic Strip to Italy

Ministers in Paris Clash  On Two Issues   Demands of Molotov Opposed by All Other  Conference Delegates

RUSSIA DEMANDS PORT OF TRIESTE (0 TO YUGOSLAVE!   Supports Tito’s Request for Most of Istria—U. S., Britain and France Oppose  Both Proposals. ©   {TALIAN-AUSTRIAN BORDER CONSIDERED   Vienna Government's Plea for South Tyrol Opposed by Motolovy at Paris Meeting. -

Powers Clash on Two Ttalian Issues   Russia Supports ; Yugoslav ’ Bid for Trieste

Russia Baeks Yugoslav Plea For Trieste   Foreign Ministers  Eye Four Different Proposals for New Italy-Yugoslay Border

Demand May Appear Before: Senate Probers   Formal Written Request Is Made To Congressman By Mead Commttee   WANT TESTIMONY IN WAR PROFITS

Letter Asks May fo Testify ‘On War Profits   Congressman Ignores Verbal Invitations

PROBERS ASK “MAY TO TELL — OF ACTIVITY   REPRESENTATIVE INVITED TO TESTIFY AS TO- HIS CONNEC. . TION WITH WAR CONTRACTS.

Newspaper Strike Ends In Seattle   Other Strikes in Port Continue With Early Solution Not Expected By Opposing Factions

House Committeemen Talk of Food, Get Hungry, Adjourn to Get Meal

MINE OWNERS IMPATIENTLY CONTEMPLATE APRIL 1 STRIKE 4S PARLEY ENTERS FOURTH DAY

Lewis Demands Welfare Fund To Aid Miners   Bargaining for New Pay Contract Has Not Started

MINERS CONSIDER STRIXE DEADLINE   April 1 May Be Set; Parley Moves into Fourth Day

Bomb Fears Keep British On Edge in Palestine as War of Nerves Continues

War of Nerves Grips Jerusalem   Pritish Throw Up Additional Barbed Wire Barricades

PEACE PLANS FOR CHINESE BOGGING DOWN   Gen. Marshall’s Efforts Reported on Brink of FailureSituation Tense.

Civil War On Full Scale Is Said Imminent  Single-Handed Try   Single-Handed Try By Marshall Failing

MARSHALL'S TR FOR CHINA'S PEACE NEARING FAILURE   See Country Approaching Brink of Disastrous s Creil Ware

Destructive Gales Leave Floods, Wreckage in Wake  French Officials Say Two Years May Be Spent Righting Ship

WESTERN EUROPE LASHED BY GALES   Damage Especially Heavy ‘Alana French Cornet

Winter Gripping Western Europe   Gales, Floods, Snow, And Fog Add To  Damage: :

Europe Hit by  Severe Storm   Destructive Gales Leave Wreckage, Floods, Snow and Fog in Their Wake

METTLER LOST ——HQUOR-POST   GOVERNOR DISSATISFIED WITH LIQUOR BOARD'S ATIITUDE TOWARD SLOT MACHINE ISSUE

EMBARGO ORDER DUE FOR FREIGHT   ODT Says It Will Be Used At Once If Walkout Begins

Ban Ready To Be Used If Railroaders’ Strike Halts Train Movements

Probe In Hawaii Reveals Illegal U.S. Navy Action:      Gambling, Black Market Embezzlement Are In Evidence

Red Cross Total Near $7,000 Mark   Black Market Operations With Navy Supplies Charged  in Investiaation at Hawaii

Navy Graft Uncovered At Honolulu   ‘‘Most Sordid Chapter ir Navy’s Wartime History’ Is Reported Today

Allege Gambling, Blackmarket And Embezzlement Activities In The 14th. Naval District.

‘Sordid’ Deals At Honolulu To Be Aired   Evidence to Capitol.   Pearl Harbor Bases.

REICH +PROBLEM MEETING TOPIC   Gen. Mark Clark Meets With State, War Department Officials In Capital

FIRE DESTROYS SAWYER HOME   Fred Sonnenberg House Left Complete Loss Friday Afternoon

FIVE CASES IN CITY. ‘> POLICE COURT. THIS . MORNING; ONE YESTERDAY

TWENTY-NINTH APPEARANCE IN POLICE COURT   Martin Bolan Enters Guilty Plea T : Disturbance Charge Filed fad Last August

‘OUR FINES: AND ONE JAIL SENTENCE IN CITY POLICE COURT   [ke Geisert, On Eleventh Trip Be fore Judge, Draws Seven _ ‘ Bavs In Jail. .

Bevin Expected To Demand Vote of Confidence From Commons on Policy

BEVIN STAND IS BACKED BY EDEN   Showdown On Foreign Policy Expected Monday

Contidence Vote Asked by Bevin   Challenge is Hurled By Foreign Minister Tor Great Britain

Eden Again Backs  Bevin in Pinch   Endorses British Laborite’s Course In United Nations—Monday Vote Vital to Party’s Future

Anthony Eden Re-Affirms Support Of Foreiévn Secretary's Policies

Bevin to Demand Confidence Vote In House Monday   Attlee Also Reported Set On Decisive Test to Clear Political Air   DEBATE SCHEDULED ON POLICY PROTEST   Foreign Minister Calls from New York to Request A Showdown

BEVIN DEMANDS COMMONS VOTE   Attlee Also Reported As Favoring Expression On Foreign Policy

Eden Sides With Bevin on Policy Feud in Britain   Test Vote Monday Is Embarrassing For Both Parties

Relief Grants Will Increase, DPA Announces  $700,000 Monthly Hike   $700,000 Monthly Hike May Offset Cost Of Living Rises

State Grants Increases  In Assistance   Effective October 1 And Will Cost State $700,000 Monthly

STATE HIKES AID PAYMENTS   Increase of $700,000 Will Be Made in Assistance Allowances Monthly

Mother Earth Has Survived Greater Explosions Than  Atom Bomb Can Produce

FORD MOTGR CO. TO EAY OFF GVER 45,000   Goal Sirike-And Parts Sup: oliers Are Blamed

FORD PLANTS —ARE-CLOSING   LACK OF STEEL AND PARTS TO RESULT IN LAYOFF OF 45,000 EMPLOYES '

ALSO EXPECTED TOCONFER WITH PIT OPERATORS   Owners Mark Time In Their Contract Negotiations As Deadlock Continues

Government Acts To Halt Coal Strike   May Make Final  Appeal To Lewis

Mystery In Lewis Demands   Soft Coal Strike Looms After Mine. Leader Puts On New And Different Act 

May Confer Later With Operators   Declines to Say If He Has Plan for  Compromise

Secretary Attempts to Avert Strike   Schwellenbach and Lewis Meet in Effort to Call Off Paralyzing Walkout Of 400,000 Miners

Moves To Avert Mine Walkout Sunday Night   Lewis And Operators Make No Progress In Peace Conferences

Gov t Makes Last Minute Coal Appeal   Labor Secretary and Assistant Confer With Lewis in Effort To Halt Strike on Sunday.

Schwellenbach Urges Lewis To  Delay Stoppage   Conference in Union Head’s Hotel Suite Attended by Labor Depariment Head's Aide   Operators Mark  Time In Parley   Schwellenhach Declines to  Say Whether He Has Pre pared Suggested Con: promise on Demands

Gov't Considers Bid To Hold Off Soft Coal Strike   Strike Cf Lewis’s Workers Less Than ‘48 Hours Away.

SEEK TO HALT COAL STRIKE   With Strike Deadline Less Than 48 Hours Away, Government May Appeal To Lewis To Keep Workers On Job.

Labor Head. John Lewis Tn Meeting   Sehwellenbach Starts Talks With Little  Time Left; Coal Strike Rerarded As Certain

U.S. SEEKS TO PREVENT COAL STRIKE   Schwellenbach Confers With John L. Lewis and Is Expected to Have a Talk With the Mine Operators Later.

Hope Wanes For Averting Mine Walkout   Strike Set Monday; Schwellenbach May Make Final Appeal

GOV'T READIES FINAL PLEA TO LEWIS MINERS   U. S. Seeks to Avert Tie Up Of Coal Pits Slated For Monday

Labor Secretary Seeks To Avert Coul Strike   Schwellenbach Confers With Lewis in Effort  To Halt Walkout Set For Midnieht Cosmelmas

SECRETARY AT MINE LEADER'S HOTEL SUITE   Coal Miners Que To-Walk Out at Midnight Sunday with Hepa Dim.

Reds Blast Turkey  Russians Peeved   Russians Peeved Over Dardanelles

OPA Allows Boost In Milk Price   One-Cent A Quart Increase Heralds Other Dairy Hikes

 Butter, Cheese Prices to Rise ‘Milk Prices Boosted Cent  Per Quart In Most Of U.S.

TO HIKE PRICE OF MILK HERE      One Cent Per Quart Boost Effective on Monday, Dairymen State

MILK GOES UP PENNY A QUART   General Increase For Butter And Cheese Due Next Week   BY MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Milk Prices Hiked Throughout Idaho   Butter, Cheese Price Boost Due Next Week

Milk Price Boosted Cent In Large Part Ot Nation  ~ OPA Acts To Ease Increased Costs To Producers

‘Police, Terrorists Suffer Casualties as Rioting — Starts Again in Palestine

Terrorists Launch Bloody Outbreak,  Riots in Jerusalem   Radio Stations Leave the Air After Shooting Starts Between Police and Attackers; Three Persons Killed

FRESH RIOTING — IN JERUSALEM   Three Persons Killed, Five Wounded in Series. 0 Shootinas. Explosions

Three Killed in New Jerusalem Rioting   Outbreak Marked by Explosions and Gunfire Spreads Thruout Nation

New Bloody Riots In Jerusalem Tak  Toll of Lives   Bombs and Gunfire Used: Radio Station And Prison Blasted

Explosions Rock Palestine Anew: Violence Reigns   Gunfire Still Sounding in Streets; Not Yet Under Control

Terrorists in Jerusalem  In Bloody Riot   Explosions Were Spread Over at Least Three Hours

Bloodshed Marks Jerusalem Riots  Terrorist Outbreak Takes Lives Of Three

3 Known Dead As Riots Flare  In Jerusalem   Bombings Open Terrorists Assaults Upon British Polive in Haly Tand

Others Wounded As Jewish Bands Renew Terrorism   Parts of Jerusalem Prison Wall Broken; Radio Station Is Hit

New Terrorist Rioting Rages In Jerusalem   At Least Three Persons Are Killed and Five Wounded in Gunfire  And Pyninciane

Riots Spread Throughout  Jerusalem   At Least Three Are Dead Following Explosions, Shooting

Palestine Outbreak Kills Three in Riots, Explosions  Terrorists Bombard Key Points in Holy City, Tel Aviv

RIOTING BREAKS “OUTINJERUSALEN   THREE KNOWN DEAD IN FIGHTING BETWEEN POLICE AND TERRORISTS.

ALESSIO MAKES THIRD APPEAL FOR CLEMENCY   Two Members Of Pardon Board Think Doubts Should Favor Alessio

BRITAIN AND FRANCE READY FOR COMPROMISE ON TRIESTE TO BREAK MINISTERS DEADLOCK

MOLOTOV AND BYRNES STILL STAND BY GUNS OVER TRIESTE   British, French Ready To Accept International  Control Of City

Sompromise Not Believed Likely. .  ae. fail Resiiie Standing Pat On Trieste Matter

BYRNES, MOLOTOV REFUSE TO YIELD IN TRIESTE STAND   Britain and France Would Accept Intérnationaltemtian at Cite

Abuses Verified Goering Admits At Army Hospitals Sianing Decrees

PREMIER HITS FULTON SPEECH AS ULTIMATUM   Russ Chief Assails Talk as Threat To Treaty

bb be be be i bp te i i De)  Late News   PRP POO POVSPVIODOGOODPOOOOD  Different ‘In Detail But Not Essence’

TROOP SHIFT HINTS. NEW IRANIAN CRISIS   British: Indian Forces Move to Frontier

Report Movement of British Indian \Troops in Iraq on Iranian Frontier

o Ask Huge um for ccupation   Cost Estimated at 360 Millions for Six Moniths

COSTS: ARE. SET FOR OCCUPATION   Patterson ‘Cites Aid’ Required - For Displaced Persons .

Occupation Force Costs To Be Huge  _ 369 Million for Half of °47 Seen

Army fo Ask For Huge Sum   War Secretary Patterson Said It Would Cost $369 Million to Meet Expenses

Army to / sk Millions For Costs A >road   Expenses for Fir t Half of 1947 Will Ax vunt to $369,000,00 , Put lercan Ss 5

o Ask Huge um for  ccupation Cost Estimated at   Cost Estimated at 360 Millions for Six Months

WORLD DUTES TO COST US. $369 O0000E   War Department Wars Huge Sum to’Pay Occuption .. Cost for 6 Monts.

Predict Cost O1 Army In Reich  $369 Million Figure Set By Patterson

Heirens. Fails  In Suicide Try   Crude Bedshee* Noose is Used By Student

Heirens Fails in Third Atfempt To End His Life   Hears Reading of Murder Confessions

Youth Cut Down Kiter Trying to: Hang Himself.“   ‘Crude Bedsheet Noo Fails: of: Purpose; ° “Back in Court . -

‘Democrats Charged With = Flagrant Violations In .,Several.Counties: .

Democrats Charged With : Flagrant Violations In Several Counties.

MOSE JOHNSON AWAITS DEATH   Stete Convict, Sentenced T« Die for Slaying, Is Watched Closely

PAC SEEKS TO BEAT ANTI: LABOR FORCES   To Campaign Against Unfriendly Congressmen

GEORGES BIDAULT   Popular Republican Party Leader Will Also Held   >. Pr ae ae. Se

BIDAULT IS PRESIDENT OF FRANCE   Will Seek To Form New Government

BIDAULT IS NEW FRENCH PRESIDENT   Communist Member: Of Assembly Refuse to Vote

Bidault Named French Head By. Assembly   Successor ‘to ‘Gouin’ Will  Form. Cabinet

DEPUTIES NAME GEORGE BIDAULT   Republican Leader Chosen French President

SUGAR TO COST MORE   Government Officials Say Ceilings Must Ge Higher

HOG PRICES HIT HIGH OF $24.25   New Record Set At East St. Louis; $23.50 New Top On Columbus Market

Calm Shrouds Norman Beach Where Wrecks of Assault  Craft Have Become Shrines   See nave 13 for D-day picture.

LABOR EMERGES BARELY NICKED BY LEGISLATION   Unions Emerge A\Imost Untouched Despite Year Of Strikes; Fact Is Not Surprising, Says  arlow.

Government Chiefs Flee From City   Officials Skip To Mukden, Fearing Capture By  Cammunist Forces.

Red Forees Plan Seizure  Of Marbin   Marshall’s Headquarters ‘Seeking Safe Removal Of Seven Americans in Manchurian Capital

Chinese Reds . 1y They Will Occupy Harbin If Civil War Still Exists —

Government’s  Officials Flee Northern City   Fear Capture By Communists; Fly to Mukden in South

Chinese In Harbin Flee To Mukden  Seen Next Goal  OL Cammuinicte

Communist Forces To Occupy Harbin If War Continues   Will Follow Up Successes As Soon As Soviets Leave City Next Week

Chinese Reds Tell Aim to Take Over Harbin.   Russians Scheduled to Withdraw Thursday; Nationalists Admit Situation Critical

Soviet Troops To Leave City Thursday   Chiang’s Government Has No Men to Handle Occupation

Chinese Officials  Flee From Harbin   Pear Capture by Communist . Forces; Take Plane to ; City of Mukden   ‘SZEPINGKAI NOT TAKEN      SCommunist Forces Now Have Firm Grp on Central Manchuria

School Setup Appeal Slated By Governor   Public Aid Made Goal Of Radio Talk Stirred By House Opposition

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS  Activities of Interest Te ll in The Various Communities  GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Reduce Forces In Europe —   About 316,000 Will Be Released By July

U.S. FORCES IN ETO TO BE CUT 90 PCT. BY JULY   Strength Will Remain At 300,000 For Indefinite Period

U.S. Forces in Europe Will Be Reduced From 616,000 to 300,000 by July   MecNarney Outlines Makeup of American Army for Long Occupation

Occupation Army ‘For Germany Set At 30000 Mer   500,000 to Return to U.S. By July; Control Set For 10 Years

Sunspots Threaten To T rouble Communications By Radio and Telephone

Edward J. Horgar Frees Self From Kidnapers   Man Is Abducted in Butte, Driven to Minnesota City

Edward J. Horgar Frees Self From Kidnapers  Man Is Abducted in Butte, Driven  tim Asie macater (iter

Cost Of Steel Reportedly Is Raised $5 Ton   Price Increase Delayed Pending Policy Revision

Report Steel Price Is Fixed   Bowles Is Slated To Replace Collet

Midshipmen To Get Air Training Course   Intensified Program is Scheduled by Naval Academy This Summer

Disorders in Old Jerusalem Doesn‘t Halt Recruiting of Englishmen for Duty

Red Cross Lends Aid  To Homeless   Evacuates Families In North Georgia And Mississippi

MANY HOMELESS AS FLOOD HITS STATES IN SOUTH   Stage of 39 Feet Expected Near Yazoo City, Miss.

‘HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  ‘He Still Dreams Of Planes, iBut Now Of Civilian Aircratt

mericans Gripe About Many 1ings But All Stand When tar Soanaled Banner’ Plays

NEW CARDINALS. ARE HONORED. AT ROME FUNCTIONS   Vatican Ends Historic Week  : _ of Religious Pomp and E Poceaniry

New Cardinals Are Honored   Feel American Contingent Responsible for Much Public Interest

New Cardinais Embark On Round Of Functions As Consistory Week Is Ended

New Cardinals Enfertained  Receptions, Social Funetions Mark End ML Elartinn Dikse

New Cardinals Start: Round  ee ey tT . Rearenthiane  eed wat REMY    Princes “of ‘Chureh Honor ed Last Night ‘at Funetion. in. Gregorian :

Cardinals Receive Rome's Honors in Elaborate Events   American Contingent Gets Most Attention in Rome Circles

gee, see eee Se ee Se Se A eee  Cardinale Attend F etes. as Historic Consistory Ends

Receptions For New Cardinals   Honoring Them For Their Elevation During This Historic Week.

NEW CARDINALS ARE KEPT BUSY   Pope Favors Cardinal Spellman; May Get High Office

PROBE ORDERED OF KU KLUX KLAN IN PENNSYLVANIA   GOVERNOR COMPLIES WITH REQUEST OF NEW YORK JUSTICE

Governor Directs State Police To Conduct “Complete And Thorough” Investigation Into Activities In Pennsylvania—Action Follows Appearance Of Advertisement Soliciting Members—New York Jurist’s Plea Inspires Gubernatorial Move

KKK Investigation In Pennsy Ordered   Open Letter from Frank. lin County Kian is Cited by Jurist

Martin Orders ‘Stale Police to Investigate KKK  Calls Alladion to Kl, Advertisiu., in Frank-

ORDERS STATE KLAN INQUIRY   Governor Martin Instructs State Police to Conduct Full Investigation

KKK Advertise In New spape! For Member:   Governor Martin Acts Af. ier Receipt of Request From N: Y. Supreme Court Fudge   Cites KKK Open Letter To Public   Klan Statement: Published As Paid Advertisement In Chamber shurg _*Public Opinion”

State Police Directed To Investigate Hooded Order In Keystone State

Martin Orders Investigation Of Ku Klux Klan  Chambersburg Paper’ KKK Advertisement Precipitates Inquiry

State Police Are Ordered —  To Investigate  Ku Klux Klan   . Move Precipitated  By Advertisement;Government Probe May Include State -

Tojo, Other Jap War Criminals to Be Tried Together   National Guard of 622,500 Is Planned

Single Trial for Tojo and Aides   20 to Hear Combined Evidence Presented By Allies

Case of Tojo and Other Jap War Criminals to Be Consolidated in One Trial

NORTH INDO-CHINA SITUATION GRAVE, BLUM DECLARES   Viet-Nam Officials Flee; Martial Law -Inveked fe Tenokls Ferne

TRUMAN © TO ASK FOR PARTY UNITY   First Avowed Political Speech by President To Be on the Air

Truman To Make Political Speech  Will Speak Tonight; Talk To Be Broadcast

"ypect Liberalism Plea By Truman   Political Speech Also Due to Urge Unity

TRUMAN TO ADDRESS DEMOCRATS TONIGHT   President Expected to Stress Untportance of Liberalism and Unity in Party.

Once-Confidante of Hitler on Hunger Strike in Bid to Escape Repatriation

UTILITY UNION PLANS STRIKE NEXT TUESDAY   Absolute Indifference and Irresponsibility Charged to Duquesne Light Co.

No Feeders Will Be Allowed   Union Head Says New Strike Will ‘Bar No Holds’; All-Out Shutdown

PARTY LEADERS ASSURE TRUMAN AT CONFERENCE   Say They Will Get Bill Satisfactory Ta Pracidant

New OPA Fight on In Senate   Truman Confers With Leaders Who Promise Him Bill He Can Approve

Leaders See Satisfactory OPA Measure   Legislative ‘Big Four’ Confer With Truman Be fore Pay Off Fight

LEWIS-TO TAKE SEAT WITH AFL COUNCIL TODAY   Will Heal Ten-Year Breach With American Federation Of Labor

LEWIS TAKES StAl IN AFL COUNCIL   Group Plans A Drive To Gather More Independent Unions

Christmas Will Be Just Another Day for Europes Hunary Herdes   Only the Rich To Be Happy

MARKETS ARE BULGING: FOR THOSE WHO CAN PAT, BUT  Christmas Promises To Be A Dreary Day For Hunary And Destifufe Multitudes Of Europe

HAVE-NOTS IN EUROPE HUNGRY   Those Who Can Pay Will Have Gay And Ample Christmas

INVESTIGATION OF STRIKESIS HELD POSSIBLE   Senator Says General Metors Is Probably Try- . ing To “Bust Union”

STRIKE INQUIRY “MAY BE LAUNCHED ~ BY SENATE GROUE   Murray Says Some Members of Labor Subcommittee Feel  G. M. Is Trying ‘to Bust the Union.”   TIE-UP CONSIDERED BY SCHWELLENBACH   Secretary Declares He Ex pects to Reach Conclusion Today on What to Do About Waikout.

Strike Situation May Be Probed By Senate Group   Murray Cites Belief Gen. eral Motors Is Trying To “Bust” Union

DRAGGED OUT GM STRIKE IN TS 108TH DA)   SENATE COMMITTEE MAY INVESTIGATE SITUATION

New Commerce Chief Appointment Is Seen As Balm for Disunity   Multimillionaire Envoy to London Apparently Is Accepted by All; Industrialist Knows British, Russian Background

APPOINTMENI OF HARRIMAN WALLACE BLOW   Pres. Truman's Selection Backs Sec. Byrnes

NEW COMMERCE SECRETARY DECLARES HIMSELF too PERCENT BACK OF SECRE. . -.. “PARY BYRNES”

REPORT OUSTED SHERIFF PLOTS ARMED RETURN   One Man Shot Twice By Roving Band of Vigilantes

Siam Satistied With Peace Pact   Premier Thanks U. 5, For Special: Interest Shown in Country

ARMY C-54 HITS MOUNTAINSIDE, 25 ARE KILLED   Plane Explodes As Jt Crashes Into Taboga Island

Twenty - Three Die In Crash Of Army Plane   Big Transport Explodes After Striking Mountain In Panama

Truman Says U.S. Wants World Peace   National Ceremonies In Washington Mark Armistice Day

Armistice Day Observance Led By Pres. Truman   Honors Unknown Soldier; States Holding National Guard Flag Rites.

‘Honor Nation’s War Dead With Hope Of Preventing Another World Wor

Truman Heads Observance   Visits Tomb of Unknown Soldier; Martial Color In Some of Celebrations

U. S. OBSERVES END OF WARI   Truman Leads Nation In Armistice Day . Observance Today

Striving For Peace, Truman Says   Seeking to Prevent Need Of Fighting Third War

CHIEF EXECUTIVE CALLS FOR DEFENSE PROGRAM THAT WILL PREVENT A THIRD WORLD WAR   Chief Executive Leads Nation's Armistice Day Observ ance By Placing Wreath on Tomb of Unknown Soldier      Patriotic Fervor Lacking As Warren Observes the Holiday

Peace Major Goal of U. S., Truman Says President Leads the   President Leads the Nation in Obsrvance Of Armistice Day

WIRE STRIKE TIN NEW YORK   STRIKE AT WESTERN UNION CRIPPLES TELEGRAPHIC AND CABLE COMMUNI.  CATIONS %

Western Union Workers Walkout   . 7000 Out, Start Ahead Of Schedule

INFANT DEATHS ON SHIP TRACEL   Unclean War Brides Are Blamed For Spread Of Fatal Baby Disease

THREE HUSBANDS ARE DIVORCE LIBELLANTS   Enter Suits In Bucks Co. Court; One Bucks Co. Woman Sues  ONE BRISTOL CASE

4 DIVORCES AND LOAN DISPUTE FILED HERE   Two Wives and 2 Husbands Begin Divorces

CORNWELLS MAN SUED BY PHILADELPHIA FIRM   George Arner is Defendant in Action Filed in Bucks County Court  CILAIM 15 FOP €19972 ac

HUSBAND ASKS TO HAVE HIS MARRIAGE ANNULLED   Newportville Man Discovers His Wife Is Married   FILE 5 DIVORCES HERE

YOUNG WOMANASKS DIVORCE FROM MAN WHO WAS IN ARMY   Robert K. Schleicher, 22, Is Named in Suit; Lives At County Seat   Two Suits Filed at Doylestown Grow Out of Civil Disputes

NAME BUCKS TOOL FIRM IN $1273 COURT CLAIM   Four Husbands Respondents In Libels Filed Here   LIBELLANT WED TO G. I.

4 HUSBANDS AND WIFE SEEK DIVORCES HERE   19-Year-Old Husband Files Libel With Guardian   THREE WIVES DESERTED

SOLDIER AMONG THOSE WHO SEEK DIVORCES   Lamar W. Strawn, Springfield a Files a   a a  THREE OTHER SUITS

A WIVES AND A HUSBAND BEGIN DIVORCES HERE   One of the Respondents Has A.P.O. Address in Pacific   ONE LIVES IN NEW YORK

MORRISVILLE MAN ENTERS DIVORCE SUIT William E. Rigby Names His  ife AsR tin re: g ,  ee a an mt

TWO HUSBANDS AND 2 WIVES ASK DIVORCE   Four Libels Entered in Court of Common Pleas at : Doylestown

LIST BRISTOLIANS THE RESPONDENTS IN DIVORCE CASES   Aaron K. Swinehart and Albert Tentulucci Seek Separations   4 CASES IN COUNTY   One Suit Started by New y Woman; One By Mrs. E. C. Baldwin

THREE WIVES AND EX-61 SEEK DIVORCES HERE    Morrisville Husband Served Overseas Nearly Two Years  COUPLE WED 17 YEARS

Fugitive, Hunted For 2 Killings, Fleeing in Auto   Unable to Get Out.

Police Officer Is Shot to Death  Glendive Man Is ‘Held in Shooting

@ ‘PETER EDSON   Allies Ignore Potsdam Pact in Joint Occupation of Reich — -

Top-Ranking Military Men Plan Defense   President Creates Advisory Board of Wartime Leaders

Arnall To Get SCHW Citation   Thomas Jefferson Award To Be Given To Georgia Governor

Nation Will Ring Out Old, Ring in New This Evening      Gayest Celebration In Number of Years Is on Schedule

Celebrants Prepare To Usher out Old Year Tonight In Blaze of ‘Pre-War Revelry at Postwar Prices’

Thousands to Usher Out Old Year in Blaze of Revelry Unrivalled Since Roaring 20's

Night Clubs To Be Center Of Hilarity   Pre-War Gaiety Will Flash Across the Land Tonight But At Post-War Prices.

Night’s Fun To Be ‘Tops’ Since 1920's   _ 1947 to Receive Roaring Welcome; - Niteries Prepared

‘1947 to Make ‘Appearance in Blaze of Revelry Unparalleled Since ‘20s

Millions to Celebrate Passing of 1946, Advent of New Year Tonight

‘FOR AULD LANG... .’  Tonight's Blaze Of Revelry Due To Rival ‘Roaring 20’s’

FLOUR, BREAD FACE EARLY DECONTROL   Among First Items to Tave  Price Lids Lifted

‘No OPA’ Items Are Indicated   Coffee, Flour, Bread And, Radios Are Probubly First To Go Out Of Control   MANY OTHER HOME NEED ITEMS ARE LISTED TODAY

Flour, Bread and Coffee will Be First Of Many lems Seon 'o Be Decontrolled

Flour, Radios And Irons May Be Freed Of Controls   ~ 7 * Other Items Scheduled For Decontrol Under President's Speed Up Order Include Tea, Cocoa, Whiskey, Beer, Bananas. Restaurant Dishes And Heavy Articles

Lobbyists Swarm To Peace Parley   Conference Begins To Look More Normal

NY Authority  For Seaway Power Plan   Swit Congress  Action I's Asked

United Mine Workers Post Bonds to Pay - Fines; Lewis Puts Up  €10.000   President Confers   Truman Meets With His Cabinet to Talk Over Sunday Speech

U.S. PLANS 10 STAND PAT IN COAL ROW   Policy Announcement Follows Cabinet Session— Labor Rallies Behind Lewis—U. M. W. Chief Posts Bond for Fine.

No Turning Back in Fight, One Member Says; Murray ‘Asks United Union Action

Organized Labor Welds Solid Front For Battle Against UMW Injunction   Truman Obtains Cabinet Views on Sunday's Broadcast to Nation Dealing With Crisis; Miners Union Posts Bonds to Meet Huge Fine

PRESIDENT TRUMAN DISCUSSES WITH CABINET MEMBERS SOME DETAILS OF SUNDAY ADDRESS   Both Sides to Coal Strike Controversy Seem Determined—Republican Leaders Agree on Constructive Program for Next Session of  Congress—Other Worldwide News of Day

U.S. to Fight Coal Strike To Very End   President Confers With Cabinet and Organized Labor Masses Power

“THERE'LL BE NO TURNING BACK INFICHT   Organized Labor Marshals Forces for Support of Lewis

No Turning Back In Fight, One Member Reports  Murray Calls on All Labor to Join Battle

Judge Moves To Speed Up Lewis Appeal   President Has Conference With Cabinet; Murray Calis Organized Labor To Support Lewis

Mine Chief And Union Post Bonds   Nation Is Awaiting President's Word In Sunday Address

ADDRESS SET FOR SUNDAY 9:30 P.M.   President, Aides Discuss Lewis And Crisis   Says “No Turning Back In This Fight; Labor Leaders In Protest

In Coal Fight ToStay   U. S. Won’t Back Out, Says Cabinet Member After Truman Parley; Rail Ban On Today

Old Enmities Put Aside By Union Chiefs   No Turning Back Now Is Attitude Of Government

No Turning Back, Insists Cabinet Man   Labor Welds A _ Solid Front Against Injunction Tactics.

Murray Asks Organized Battie; Lewis, Miners Post Bond To Cover Fine

United Mine Workers Post Cash and Bonds Totaling $3,500,000 and. Proceed With Appeal; Murray Brands Fines ‘Vengeful’

MURRAY URGES LABOR UNIONS 10 JOIN FIGHT   Coal Situation Main Topic in President’s  Meeting With Cabinet

Says U.S. Plans ‘No Turning Back’   This Sentiment Voiced As C. I. 0. President Calls On All Organized Labor To Join Battle In Behalf Of Lewis

“No Turning Back In Fight,” Cabinet Member Declares   CIO Chief Calls On Organized Labor To Support Cause

Cabinet Member  Back; CIO Heed Calls on Other Unions To Help His Once Bitter Enemy—John L.

Truman Confers With Cabinet on National Crisis   Goldsborough Acts To Speed up Appeal of Contempt Conviction

Organized Labor  Called to Join Miners in Battle   Bond To Cover Fines Posted By Lewis, Miners; Senator Savs Neactiation Offer Made

Sentiment Voiced Privately By One Member After Truman Holds Hour-Long Meeting With His Official Family On Fuel Crisis—CIO President Murray Ca'ls For All Organized Labor To Join Battle Against  Government’s Injunction Moves

Cabinet Member Forecasts Fight-to-Finish With Lewis   Murray Calls on All Labor Organizations To Join Battle Aqainst Federal Injunction

Labor To Battle Injunction Plan   Unusual. Order -Given By Judge To Speed Action Qn Lewis Court Appeal

Sentiment Expressed After Conferring With Truman For One Hour — Murray Calls On All Organized Labor To Join Fight  Against Government Use OF Injunction:

Murray Calls On All Ranks To Join Fight   Seeks to Weld Solid Front Against ‘Government By Injunction’

UNIONS BAND IN MOVE TO FIGHT U.S. RESTRAINER   Direct Appeal To Miners To Return To Pits May Be Sunday Speech Angle

Coal Parle) By Cabinet No Yielding   Bonds Up; Other Union: Back Lewis; Further Restrictions Seen. _

President Murray  Of CIO Issues Appeal To Organized Labor to Perfect Labor Unity

Apparently All Hope for Truce Vanishes; Miners Post Bond; Await Sunday Address

CIO Chief Rallies all Organized Labor to Join Fight Against Effort To End Walkout by Court Injunction

Truman Counsels Top Officials on Appeal to Miners  UMW and Lewis Post Bonds to Cavar Ria Finee

Truman, Cabinet in Meeting; Pledge No Retreats in Fight   Declaration Comes From Cabinet Official as CIO Joins Lewis

Unions Uniting To Oppose Action   Truman’s Stand in Radio Address Decided; Murray Calis on Labor For Joint Fight Against Decision

Organized Labor Backs Up Strikers   «+ Murray Asks All Unions To Fight Injunction   Lewis’ Oltfer Rejected.   On All Networks.

—WILL NOT TURN. BACK—  Labor Marshals Solid Front To Support UMW Against Court Order   Union Posts $3,500,000, Lewis $10,000 In Bonds To Guarantee Fine Payments

All-Out Fight On Lewis Will Go On, Pledge   Coal Crisis Discussed by Truman and Cabinet; One Member Asserts ‘There Will Be No Turning Back’ in Battle To Smash Walkout—John L, UMW Post Bonds as Case Goes to Hiah Courts.

Cabinet Member: Predicts Fight — To A Finish    CIO President Calls On All Organized Labo To Join’ In: Battle Against Injunction

Series Of Big Fires In Hotel Causes Probe   CHICAGO POLICE PLAN INVESTIGATION OF HOTEL BLAZE

ONE CHICAGO HOTEL SCENE OF 4FIRES   Investigation Is Ordered; One Dead And Several Hurt 

Probe Ordered Into Four Fires Which Panicked Congress Hotel Guests

Four Mysterious Blazes Break Out in Hotel   Congress Hostelry Fire Takes One Life And 11 Are Injured

FIRES IN CHICAGO HOTEL PUZZLING   One Death Is Caused By Series of Blazes At Congress.

CHICAGO HOTEL HAS FOUR FIRES IN SINGLE DAY   The Congress Believed to be Target of Fire Bue

GM Strike Is Ordered To      e- tae erence namin  vontinue      -COULD.STILL END-WITH TODAY"! NEGOTIATIONS BUT ONLY._IF : FIRM YIELDS ON FINAL POINTS

BOWLES FAVORS: INCREASE IN MEAT PRICES   OPA Counsel Say s Boost. Justified by Rise in Wages

BOWLES FAVORS MEAT PRICE HIKE   Increase Would Meet Highe: - Weaes for Workers

BOWLES LEANS TOWARD BOOST IN MEAT PRICE   Economic Stabilizer Holds Move Necessary To Meet Wage Hikes

SAYS TURKEY MOBILIZES   Moscow Radio Aaserts British Help Build Air Fields

Battle Over Streamlining. ‘Congress Seen   Increased’ Pay Rate, Merger . of Committees “Debated in Honse ©

Veteran Fiier to Attempt 10,300- — Mile Non-Stop Flight Over Pole

Goodyear Rubber Strike Concluded   Tire Making Slated to Resume After Lavoff Since Last Thursday Nicht.

BEEF SUPPLY — _ HITS BOTTON   BIG PACKERS LAST WEEK " SLAUGHTERED ONLY 10 PER__CENT OF CATTLE OF YEAR AGO

MORE OFFICERS KILLED SELVES   Make Study of Army Statistics Covering War-Time Suicides

HAMMER MURDER IS CONFESSED   Father Held For Slaying His Two Infant Daughters; Mother In Coma

Newly Elevated Cardinal's Condition Worse Definite Signs  of Uremia i ee

Newly Elevated Cardinal's Condition Worse  Definite Silene   Definite Signs of Uremia Are Discove rad

‘Allies Awarded Half Share in  Nazi Germany Assets   Switzerland Signs Distrikution Agreement Involving 700 Millions

HIROSHIMA   Fi ury of Atom’ Bomb Unleashee Wholesale Death on Jap City —

MURAL REJECTED AS STATE STAMF   Field Wide Open Again for Choice of Design

EFFORT MADE T0 GET MORE MEN'S SUITS IN STOCK   Thirty Day Grace Period Has Been Decreed By OPA

More Clothing For Men on Way   OPA Allows Shipment of Higher-Priced Suits

Triple Killer Uses Sheet In Unsuccessful  Effort Today   Had Been Left Alone Only a Minute During Change of Guards in Chicago County Jail

HEIRENS ATTEMPTS TO HAN G SELF      Tried to Take Own Life in -CellLast Night

HEIRENS TRIES TO HANG SELF   GUARDS DISCOVER HIS ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

UT DOWN BY GUARD AFTER HANGING SELF   Jumps Of Bunk with Sheet Twisted About Neck   Tied to Bar.

HEIRENS SUIGIDE ATTEMPT FAILS   Confessed Slayer Tries to Hang Self Today in Prison.

Heirens Attempt Suicide in Jail   Guards Act Quickly To Save Slayer Who Entered Guilty Plea

HEIRENS FAILS TO HANG SELF; SENTENCE DUE   Confessed Killer of 3 Makes Try During Changing of Guards

Cut Down By Cell Guards; Is Unharmed   Youth Acts During Night When Left Alone For Minute

Heirens Tries To Hang Self In Jail Cell   Triple Slayer Cut Down And Prepared To Appear For Sentencing Today

Heirens Tries To End His Life In Cell Today   Hanging Attempt Foiled By Guard

‘CONFUSED’ DN DETAILS OF CHILD'S MURDER   Remembers Only Parts of Crime

Wrote $20,000 Ransom Note Afterwards; Claims He Was In “Daze” Most Of Time

CHICAGO YOUTH ALSO ADMITS 2 OTHER KILLINGS   Tells of Strangling 6 Year Old Gul and: Cutting Up Her Body

In Garbled  Account to Authorities   “Woke Up” in Disposing Of Body; “Inkling of What Happened.”

Puiversity Sophomore Confesses, Provides Gruesome Details   Say ~ Body Placed In hicago Sewer   Youth Says He Returned To University After Dissecting Body

Confession Is Made By Heirens   In Addition to Degnan Slaying Youth Says He Murdered Two Other Women

YOUTH ADMITS MURDER OF DEGNAN CHILD   Some Portions of Events Not Clear In His Memory, Ofsficials Are Told.

Boy Confesses Degnan Slaying      Heirens Gives Formal, Detailed Confession of Strangling Girl, Disposing of Remains

Long-Awaited Admission Is Taken Today   Youth Hazy On Details As He Recounts Story Of Brutal Murder

Gives Details Of Crime that Shocked Natior   Says Had Entered Degnan Home Bent on Burglary

MENTAL GLOUD INDICATED &Y VAGUE REPLIES   Describes Degnan Slaying, Starts Confession of Other Murders. —

To Reenact Degnan Crime for Police   Says He Strangled Child Who Woke During Burglary

DELAY STRIKE   Week’s Postponement Set Following Plea From  N. York Officials

Triple Slayer Unemotional As Sentence Made   Defense Will Appeal To Supreme Court; Gets _ Solitary Confinement

Hunt Phantom Slayer Pushed After Killing   Popular Arkansas Farmer Killed and His Attractive Wife Seriously Wounded

Seek Phanton Killer After Five Slain   Texerkana Area Terrorizec By Cold-Blooded Killings, Many Officers in Search

—eeeeeEeEeEeeeeEeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeE_EE eee  Phantom Killer Eludes Wide Manhunt In Texas

Phantom Slayer Eludes Police Of Two States   Popular Texarkana Couple Latest Victims of Killer

Killer Sought For 5 Murders  Texarkana Stunned By Third Double Slaying

Killer Believed Responsible For Five Murders In Six Weeks Eludes Texas, Arkansas Officers

PHANTOM SLAYER ELUDES POLICE   TEXARHKANA STUNNED BY NEW KILLING, FIFTH IN LAST SIX WEEKS.

Killer. Terrorizes Texarkana Area ‘As Popular Farmer Fifth Victim

CUT EXPENSES, HE TELLS ALL s, GOVT AGENCIES   “Our Present Fiscal Situation-Serious,” — Executive Says .”

TRUMAN ORDERS CUT IN FEDERAL EXPENSES   Strikes Blow At Threat of Nationwide Inflation

CUT EXPENSES HE TELLS ALL GOVT AGENCIES   “Our Present Fiscal Situation Serious,” Executive Says

HOWARD HUGHES IS SINKING FAST   Injured Flier Suffers Relapse as Left Lung Fails To Respond

May Send Fighter Escorts With Transport Planes On Austria-Italy Route  yY VW Tw" vyn AA TTIY THR A   Sent Yugoslavia Demanding Release Of All Americans; Investigation  Of Plane Crashes Also Asked   Byrnes Confers With Advisors  On Crucial Yugoslav Situation

FIGHTER ESCORT IS CONSIDERED   America Issues Ultimatum For Release Of Aircraft Victims   ‘WILL EXPIRE FRIDAY

WS. MAY USE FIGHTERS FOR  PLANE GUARDS   Diplomatic Authorities Conside: Giving Protection to Transport Planes   U. N. SECURITY COUNCIL MAY HEAR COMPLAINTS

Balkan State Is Given 48-Hour Ultimatum To  Free Captured Airmen   Security Council May Be Asked For Showdown Should ‘Demand’ Be Defied

48 HOURS GIVEN YUGOSLAVS 10 RELEASE YANKS   America to Complain To U.N. Council If Demand Denied

U. S. Is Ready To Carry Issue To United Nations If Marshall Tite Fails To Present Satisfactory Reply To Sharp Ultimatum On Plane Attacks

Fighter Planes May- Guard U.S Air Transports   Consider Protection For Aircraft Flying In Yugoslav Area

U.S. THREATENS TO CARRY CASE TOUN'S COUNCIL   Some Diplomatic Quarters Feel That Yugoslavia May Defy Demand

U. S. Fighter Planes May Accompany Transports as They Fly Over Austria; Not Convinced Planes Attacked Over Yugoslavia

Protection For Planes Planned   Fighter Ships May Be Assigned to American Transports

See Possibility in Ultimatum to Slavs   Note Gives Yugoslavia 48 Hours To Release 15 Interned Persons  Or Case Will be Presented to UN

Note Demands Release of Shot-Down Plane Survivors; Threatens Appeal to Council

Ban on Flights Over Yugoslavia Due To Continue   Position of Aircraft Shot or Forced Down Not Fully Determined

FIGHTER PLANE PROTECTION FOR U.S, TRANSPORT?   Which Pass Near Yugos!la\ Border While Flying Austrian-Halian Route.   CONSIDERING PLAN   Would Retain Present Ab olute Ban Avainst Fligh: Over Yuposlavia.

SEE NEED FOR AIR PROTECTION ALONG BORDER   Consider Plan After © _ Yugoslav Attacks on American Transport:

Consider Protection for American Aircraft Flying Near Yugoslavia

FIGHTER GROUPS ‘MAY BE ASSIGNED FOR PROTECTION   Plan Would Retain Present Ban on Flights Over Yugo a. + aren

Crisis Grows Over Attacks on Big Transports   Consider Sending Protection With Planes Over Yugoslavic

48 Hour Ultimatum Given to Yugoslavia   Showdown With Balkan Nation Involves Whole Structure of World Peace

Yugoslavs Told To Free Fliers Who Still Live   48 Hour Time Limit In Ultimatum

Plan Calis For Ban On Flights Beyond Border   Whole Consideration Based on Possibility Planes Were Attacked In «0 side Austria   Note Silent On  aret o  * Exact Location   End of. Ultimatum Period of .48 Hours Has Not Yer Been Officially Determined

Fighter Planes To Escort Ships Near Yugoslavia   U.S. Issues Ultimatum Demanding Yugoslav Free Downed Airmen; Tests Peace Formula

WOULD PROTECT AMERICAN AIRCRAFT FROM: ATTACKS: BY YUGOSLAV FIGHTERS —

U. S. Ready For  Showdown If Tito Defiant   Would Pose Clearcut Test of U. N. Security Council to Function as Agency to Preserve Peace — Russian Veto May Have to Be Met If Yugoslavia Rejects Ultimatum

Two American Planes Attacked By Yugoslav Fighters May Not Have Been Fiving Qver Vaanelacian At Alt

Fighters May Protect U. 5. Transports  Would Ward Off Hag ble hte  mAncinwve

Await Answer To Ultin tum Delivered “To Yugo alavia (in Laat Placita:

DEMAND REVISION OF RENT CEILINGS   Senators Threaten Action if OPA Fails To Act

STARTS TRIAL OE-LT. REDIN   Government Opens Espionage Case Against Russian Officer

‘Nation Bound On Boom-Bust .Ride-Wallace   _ United States Well Along Inflationary Road Traveled After Last War.

Ukrainian Minister Calls on Byrnes to See Those Responsible for Shooting Are Brought fo Justice

Action Is Sought in UN Fraeas   Shooting of Ukranian   Delegate Called Pre  _ Meditated Attempt on Life of Two Members

Anti-U, §, Leader In Paraguay {s Renorted Held   Gen. Bernardo Aranda _ And Staff Under Arrest

Minnesota Polio Alarms  Foundation  Twin-City Deaths From Epidemic Reach 28

HOG PRICES DROP   With Receipts at 5,000 Top Price in K. C. Today  Was $25

Race Riot Flares In Southern City   Tennessee Governor  Calls Out State Guard

Four Policemen Hurt in South   Whites and Negroes Clash in Tennessee

4 POLICEMEN SHOT IN COLUMBIA, TENN   Armed Men Throng Public Square— Four Companies of State Guards Ordered to Town.

ESCAPE PLOT Is FOILED; PRISON ARSENAL SFI7EN   Two Guards Killed in Fight! U.S. Marines Aiding Guards

Navy Planes And Ships Patrol Area   Two Guards Killed As Prisoners Seize Arsenal

ALCATRAZ RIOT APPROACHES END AFTER 24 HOURS   Last Holdouts Are Isolated; Mortar Shells Lobbed Into Cellblock   HAD SEIZED AN ARSENAL   Convicts’ Fight to Escape Is Most Desperate Attempted at ‘the Rock’

Guards Open New Assault On Prisoners   Seek to Dislodge Alcatraz Rioters; Second Officer Dies

Bitter, Pitched Alcatraz Battle Rages As Criminals Barricade Themselves, Hold Guards At Bay

‘FIGHT TO FINISH’ RAGES INSIDE FAMED ALCATRAZ PRISON   At Least Two Guards Killed, 14 Others Injured After Criminals Grab Guns, Riot; ‘Shell Them Out” Orders Issued By Warden

2 Guards Dead, 14 More Wounded In Bloodiest Break ‘Rock’ Ever Had   Marines and Prison Guards Closing In On 16 Well Armed Desperadoes Prepared To “Fight To The Finish.”

TOCHANGE REGULATIONS   Will Be Based On Doolittle’s . Recommendations

Caste System Abuses Slated to Bring Ouster Of Incompetent Officers

Army to Change Regulation Soon On Caste Systen   Announcement Expected From Patterson on New Relationship Rules

Gunce Could Kill. Every Person in Canada and U. §,  Army Has Isolated the Drug; Most Powerful

Vishinsky Declares Change in Veto Rule Would Be Heavy Blow At United Nations

(ys Russian Acquitted of Being Gy Was “Treated Very Badly”; §. Police Like Czarists Cops

Moscow Scores Arrest, Trial Of Lieutenant   Pravda Writer Says FBI Like Gestapo In Redin Cace

RUSSIANS BLAST ‘SECRET POLICE’   FBI Accused Of Trying To Break Down Relations Between Countries

Russians Attack FBI for Action In Redin Case   Bitter Moscow Press Sees Amiable U_S.-Red Relations in Jeopardy   ARTICLE REBUFFS PRO-FASCIST GROUP   Agents Referred to as “Bandits” By Zaslavsky, Pravda Writer

Reds Broadcast Bitter Attack on FBI For Redin's Arrest on Spy Charges

Benny the Bum’s Hour of Glory— He's Cops Choice for Santa   Chicago Beggar Is King for a Nicht, Anyway

Windtusieunsral eae a cary imei am ceca lt rn paternal anata eee orien  Benny  the Bum Plays Santa Claus to Tots

Hotel Blast Toll Grows to Eight   Dallas Hostelry Operating Normally

Drastic Case Bill Is High Price For Strike Banishmen   NLRB Chairman Says It Will Cause, Not  Cure, Troubles

Says Bill Would pring On Strikes   NLRB Chairman Attacks Case Anti-Labor Plan —

CLAIMS BILL WOULD CREATE LABOR STRIFE   Criticizes Penalties for Picket Violence as “Too Drastic”

AQ-Year Loan Plan To Vets Is Suggested  VEW Chi ief As ks  LC... Deru rinn   VFEW Chief Asks For Revision In Housina Policy

VEW Chief In Plea For 40-Yr.  Housing Loans   Big Campaign For Rent. al Units Pledged By Gov: ernment Officials.

Appeals for a Long-Term iVeterans Housing Loan   VEW Official Suggests 40-year, Low Interest Program as Substitute

V.F. W. ASKS LONGER “VET HOME LOANS   Would Have Low-Interest Obligations Running 40 Years Instead of the Present Maximum of 25 Years.

‘LONG RANGE LOANS FOR HOUSING ARE ‘SOUGHT BY VETS   Government Pledges All-Qut Campaign to Encourage Home Construction

LONG-TIME VET LOANS ADVISED   Drive To Encourage RentHouse Building Government Pledge

VFW Chief Makes Appeal For Vet Housing Loans Says Most New Homes to Non-Vets _

HOME LOANS FOR VETERANS AGAIN URGED   40-Year, Low Interest Loans Recommended

40-YEAR LOANS TO VETS URGED   Low-Interest Plan For Veteran Housing Asked  U. S. Plans For Building: Of Houses For Rent. 

40-Year Period To Pay Is Asked By VFW's Leade:   U.S. Maps Plans for Pushing Construction Of Rental Properties

Drive To Build Homes For Rent To Be Pushed   VFEW Chief Hits At Present Program Of Government

Urges Low ‘Home Loans For Vets   Their Only Chance, With Controls Gone, Says VFW Chief; Rentals Push Promised.

VFW Leader Says Removal Of Controis On Housing Wilt Work Against Veterans

VFW Chief Calls For 40-Year Home Building ‘Loan To Ex-Servicemen

40-Year Home Building Loans for Veterans Asked by Veteran of Foreign Wars Chief

Coal Industry Arranges For — Meetina Today   Appeal For 40-Year Low-Rate Housing Loan For Vets Pops Up

VFW Appeals For 40-Year Housing Loans te Veterans   Starr Makes Plea As Goyernment Pledges Drive for Rentals

Low-Interest Housing Loans To Vets Urged   Government Pledges All-Out Drive To Encourage Building Of Homes For Rent

"ASKS 40-YEAR LOANS— Suggests Plan To Help  Veterans Build Houses

Appeal Made For Veterans Home Loans   Request Addressed to FHA As Government Pledges All-Out Drive to Boost Housing Construction

Mine Workers Are Returning To Pits Today   Industry Prepares For the ~ Resumption of Normal Business

Industry Gears For Resumption On Normal Plan   Feeling of Relief Brought To Many Mining Towns

MINERS AND OTHER WORKERS EXPECTED TO RETURN TODAY   “Meeting Sunday, Miners Express Different Reactions To Sudden Back-To-Work Order; Return To Normal Production Expected Soon

Return to Work Ends U. S. Crisis   Miners Expected to Obe: TMW Chief's Order

COAL POURING FROM PITS AS MINERS RETURD   Rapid Production Will Do Much to Restore  Nation’s Economy

British Believe Russia Will Answer American ‘Toughness’ ‘With ‘Toughness’ of Her Own

WRECKAGE OF LOST PLANE IS SIGHTED   Searchers on Way To Scene, Atop Cuyapaipe Mr.

CONTINUE HUNT FOR LOST PLANE   Wreckage Believed. Sighted on Burned-Off: Mountain Promontory ‘:=Bad Weathor Hinderx:Search.

PLANE WRECKAGE IS FOUND, BELIEF   Airliner Sighted Near Peak Of Mountain

Teachers in St. Paul Strike Today   Minneapolis Walkout Averted Last Minute, Picket Lines Set Up

COUNCIL DELAYS VOTE TO STUDY NEW PROPOSAL   HODGSON, DELEGATE FROM AUSTRALIA, OFFERS RESOLUTION

—UNITED NATIONS— N ew Franco Spain Plan Proposed By Australia  Suggests Five-Man Sub-Committee Be Named To Conduct Investigation

U. N. DEFERS ACTION ON NEW PROPOSAL TO INVESTIGATE SPAIN  . AUSTRALIA OFFERS PLAN FOR PROBE; HOPE FOR COMPROMISE IS DIM.

UN COUNCIL HAS NEW PROPOSAL FROM AUSTRALIA   Advocates That Sub-Committee Probe Spanish Question; Defers Action

New Proposal For Anquiry i in Spain   ‘Security Council Delays Decision on Plan Until  Monday.   RUSSIA A DISSENTER   , Hodgson to Press for Ac: } tion Based on! a-Ma‘ jority Vote

UNO GETS NEW SPAIN PROPOSAL   Australia Submits Second Draft To Council

Council Studies New Proposal on Spanish Question   Action on. Australian Suggestion Deferred ‘Untit-Next Monday

UN Council To Get New Plan In Franco Case   AUSTRALIAN DELEGATE SUBMITS PROPOSAL TODAY

New Proposal For Probe of Franco Spain   Australia Wants Five-Man Cominittee Appcinted

U.N. Considering Sub-Group Probe Of Spanish Case   Delay Over Weekend While Delegates Get New Instructions

Anzac Proposal Calls For 5-Nation Inquiry   Action on New Move Delayed On Recommendation by Mexico

Subcommittee Proposed For  Franco Inquiry   Presented by Australia as Compromise Agreeahle to Both France and Poland   Vote On Proposal Off Until Monday   Previously Russia Delegate ~Gromyko Declares Flatly He Would Not Vote for  Ase Traeositontiingn

Vote on New Plan Delayed Unil Monday   Sub-Committee Would get Wide Powers in Inquiry

U.N. Handed New Plan on Spanish Case   Australia Proposes Five Man Group Make Inquiry Into Charges

SECURITY COUNCIL GETS PLAN FOR ~ SPANISH INQUIRY   Australian Proposal Cols for Five-Man Group to fancusct Prahe

New Proposal Is Presented for Study by Group   Australia Suggests 5-Man Committee Tx Make Investigation

3-Man Group Would Look Into Issue; UN Will Meet Aaain at First of Week

Compromise o1 Franco Spain Is Presented   Australian Delegate Maps New Resolution For Investigation  Of Spanish Affairs

New Proposal Is Presented By Australia   Would Name Sub-Committee To Report on Franco Spain

Aussies  Present Outline ToUNO   Action Is Dropped: UN Council Quits Until Monday

‘Australian Delegate May Press - for. Action: Ret ~gardless of Russia. .

Studving Spanish Proposal   Australia Offers Proposal or 5-Man Sub-Committee to Go Into the Case

Sov’, Heads For & pack On Ps. “.1al  For Inks, % ey   Spanish Pro% - % Ie Expected To %.cach Voting Staze Today

Committee On Spanish Issue Is Advocated   Australian Comes Up With  Comoromice

U.N. Defers Final Vote   To Act On Probe Proposal Monday; Russia Only Nation Opposed

IN GETS NEW PLAN TO PROBE FRANCO SPAIN   sstala Proposes Five-Man ‘aguiry; Counc Postpones Action Till Monday.

Sub - Committee Suggested To Probe Franco   Australian Comes Forward With Proposal About Spain

EXPECT RUSSIA 10 GET DEFEAT   Likely To Be Voted Down On Spanish Question By U.N.

RULE PARTIES FROM BALLOT   Three Minor Groups Lose Appeal Before Court In  N. York State

Soviet Russia Flatly Refuses To Limit Veto   Action Dims Hopes Of United Nations Delegations In Many Directions

U.S. Demands Full Inspection For Arms Cut   Connally Tells UN No Reduction If Reds Retain Veto Power

(FN. CONNALLY SAYS PROPOSAL 700 NARROW’   Demands Inspection Under Internatonal Control

Mayor Lawrence Seeking llth Hour Conciliation Conference In Effort To Prevent Blackout   NEGOTIATIONS FOR WAGE RAISE FAILS

Power Strike Imminent   Duquesne Light Union Employes Reject Conciliatior Efforts For Peace

Appoints Wiggins To Succeed Gardner In Treasury Office   South Carolina Banker To Take Position When New Ambassador To Britain Leaves Department

WIGGINS GIVEN TREASURY POST   President Appoints Hartsville, S. C., Banker To Succeed O. Max Gardner In Treasury Dept.

WIGGINS SELECTED TO TREASURY POST   South Carolina Banker T Replace Max Gardner

May Name Wiggins  ES wedoasstlia lean   Hartsville Man Succeeds Gardner

Wiggins Named Undersecretary Of Treasury   Former President Of American Bankers Group

DIXIE BANKER PICKED FOR TREASURY POST   Wiggins Succeeds Gardnet In Undersecretary Job

Truman Sees’ Price Rise  For Steel   Wage Settlement Seen Likely Affecting Others

PRESIDENT SEES AN INCREASE Ih PRICE OF STEEI   Truman Says Cooling Off Per iod Best Weapon Against U. S. Strikes

Higher Price Level Seen To Nip Rifts   Government Approved Programs Considered

Truman Sees Increase In Steel Price   Says He Did Not Have Fig. ures; Sticks To Fact-Find. ing Procedure.   (MAY HEAD OFF ROW

Won't Say If Boost Will Halt Strike   _Price-Matter ‘Still Being Considered, He Says.

Truman Says Pri : Increase To Steel  Probable   No Figures. Given) On! Extent of tnercase That May Be Allowed.

Steel Discussions Lead to Price Hike   President Says Some Increase. Probably Will Be Granted

Steel Price Raise s Near  Truman Declines to Predict Amount; blew Beaté& Chethaw

Steel Price To Be Increased, Truman Says   But Chief Executive Not Able to State Amount Definitely

EXPE INCREASE IN COST OF STEFL   President Truman Telis His Press Conference Increase Is Likely

a     Not Certain Increase in Steel Prices Is Means of Halting Industry Walkout  Can't Talk Yet  Government Staff Is  Busy on Threats oF Adias DPanl-ore

Truman Says Some Hike in Steel Price. Probable.  Mm. ..?J3J..24 Pek thle   President: Does ‘Not Say if Threatened Strike to Be Averted

TRUMAN SAYS STEEL PRICES WILL BE RAISED   Does Not State Increase Will Prevent Major Walkout

President Declines To Sa Whether It Can Avert Walkout   Other Sources Say Agreement Neat   Chief Executive Reiterates Hope Congress Will Pass Fact Finding Bill

Steel Price  Boost May Halt Strike   Kaiser-Frazer Pact With Auto Union Gives Pay Hike

Prediction Of Increase In Price Of Steel Brightens Labor Picture

Truman Says Price Increase Will Be Granted Steel  Move Is Considered In Effort to  ee BP wee R occ

Boost Seen  As Averting \ew Strike Of 700.000   President Refuses To Discuss Chance; Western Unionists Strike In New York

TRUMAN TELLS OF PLAN; WONT REVEAL FIGURE   President Says He Doesn’t Know If Action Would Head Off Walkout

May Avert Walkout by Price Boost   President Hints Steel Pric: Increass Might Halt Strike of Workers

Truman Expects Some Increase In Price of Steel   Declines to Say If Boost Will Prevent Big Steel Strike

BOOST IN STEEL — PRICE PROBABLE   Truman Hints Government  —' Will Approve Increase

TRUMAN DECLARES BOOST IN STEEL PRICE PROBABLE.   Declares- Price Increase, The Amount, Of Which He ,Did Not Disclose, Likely Would ‘Be Granted. As Result Of  Dis#useiane

Truman Sees increase In Steel Prices   Will Be Result Of Wage Boost

Government May Grant Increase In Steel Price   President Refuses To Say How Much, Or Guess Effect

Price of Steel is lo Be Increased  - Truman Sticks Firmly By Fact-Finding Board

Truman Says Price Increase Will Be Granted Steel  Move Is Considered  In Effort to lWanrl MEE CeriLa

Government May Place Okay On  Price Increases      Seeking Some Way Io Avert Crisis

DID NOT HAVE FIGURES AND WOULD NOT SAY WHETHER BIG STEEL STRIKE MAY BE AVERTED

MOVE SEEN AS WAY TO AVERT STRIKE THREAT   Break Possible In Wage War

Not Prepared To Announce Figure Boost   Truman Also Declines te Say Whether .Action Would Be Taken to  Head Off Strike   Firmly Believes In “Fact-Finding’   Will Make Statement Later On Effects of Price Lacrease On Anti-inHlation Policy

Truman Predicts Slight Increase In Steel Prices   Refuses to Say Whether Pian Will Avert Scheduled Walkout January 14th

Formula May Be Used To Seitle Other Disputes   Limited Price Boosts Would Absorb A Part Of Wage Increases

NEW YORK CITY WESTERN UNION STRIKE CALLED   Kaiser-Frazer, VAW  Agree on Contract Provisions

IN STEEL PRICES TO BE GRANTED    Truman Says Some Conces sions te Be Made in  Effort te Ward Off Strike.

Deadlocks In Wage Disputes May Be Broken      Washington Is Hopeful That Price Jump To Avert Steel Tieup   NEW MOTOR PACT   Communications Snarl Still Is Threat To Nation

Truman Sees Small Hike In Price Of Steel   Declines To Discuss The Possibility Of Its Averting Strike

President Predicts Rise In Steel Price; May Not Affect Impending Strike

WAGE DISPUTE: NEAR SOLUTION, ~~ PADITAL HEARS   Formula May Be Applied to Other Major Industriés, ‘Officials Believe   W. U. WALKOUT INN. Y. Cy   Telegraphers’ Strike Brings Number of Idle in Nation to 383,000

President Truman Expects Small Hik In Price of Steel in Near Future _

MAY INCREASE STEEL PRICES   Truman Stands By Fact Finding as Way to End Strikes

White House Sees Hike In Steel Prices   Report Settlement May Be Imminent In Strike Of CIO Workers

Truman Assures Small Increase — In Steel Prices‘   Settlement In Wage Dispute Reported. To Be Near At Hand

Some Increase In Steel Price Likely: Truman   Possibility Of Concessions To Avert Packing  Strike Also Pondered.

ORDNANCE PLANTS 10 MAKE FERTILIZER   Supply For Europe, Asia Is First Goal

Or ‘dnance Plants to Step Up Production   In American Occupied Zones of Europe and Asia

Fertilizers  To Be Made   - Radford Plant Will Be Operated Shortly

Fertilizer New Output For lowa Ordnance Plant   Will Be Used To Step Up Food Production In U.S. Areas In Europe.

Farm Secretary Tilts Quotations © Above June Level  Av’. Dawrha ;) pon © pee   OPA’s Porter May Have Dispute Carried to Truman

PRICES ABOVE FORMER LEVEL _ ON LIVESTOCK   RETAIL MEAT OOST TO BE ‘SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED UNDER NEW OPA * CELLINGS.

Permit Price Increases On Cattle, Hogs   Average Hike Set At 5.5 Cents For Beef, 2.5 Cents For Pork

New Meat Prices Ordered in Effect   Slight Increases Made In Beef and Pork Values

New Prices Will be Made Effective in Ten Days—Anderson   FIVE AND; ONE HALF INCR@ASE IN BEEF  Pork to be Hiked Two and One Half Cents Per Pound

Beef And  Pork Get OPA Hike   Retail Prices Will Go Uj 5.5 Cts. On Beef, 2.5 Cents On Pork

EFFECTIVE "33 WITHIN NEXT TEN DAYS   Anderson Says Increase Was Necessarv

Increase of 5', Cents for Beef, 244 Cents for Pork Provided Today in New Recommendation.  NO AGREEMENT MADE WITH OPA

Orders New Ceilings on Livestock   Secretary Anderson Makes Ceilings $16.25 for Hogs and $20.25 fur Cattle

NEW, HIGHER LIVESTOCK PRICES SET   Will Average 5' 2c Increase in Price Of Beef Per Pound

RETAIL MEAT PRICES WILL _ BE INCREASEL   Levels Will Be Well Above June 30 Prices

NEW CEILINGS ESTABLISHED BY ANDERSON   Start at Producers Level Thursday; at Retail on Sept. 9

BEEF UP 5i6, PORK 2-0 UNDER NEW PRICE PLAN   Anderson Announces Ney Schedule; Hogs To Bring $16.25

BOARD REFUSES PRICE CONTROLS ON DAIRY FOOD!   De-Control Group Refuses to Restore Ceiling: Sought by OPA Director and Labor Pressures.

Russia Wants   .  i More Time For  Bretton Woods   Moscow dnferms Anib: dor Harriman It Desires Further Study of Agree ment: Before Signing

HOOVER FACES FOOD PROBLEMS      Leaves For Europe Soor To Investigate Threat Of Starvation

Le Mars American Legion Digs Deeper Into Local Housing   To Proceed Alone In Seeking Homes For War Veterans

Le Mars American Legion Digs Deeper Into Local Housing Tro, Proceed Alone   To Proceed Alone In Seeking Homes For War Veterans

Congress Balks On Emergency Fact-Finding Legislation   Law Makers Are Marking Time Until  Trnaman’« Maccace Read

CONGRESS NOT SOLD ON FACT FINDING PLAN   -Still Balking At Emergency Legislation Proposed By Pres. Truman

CONGRESS AWAITS TRUMAN MESSAGE   Action on His Proposal for Fact-Finding Legislation Likely to Be Slow

Congress Balking Pres. On Speedy Strike Legislation   Lawmakers Mark Time Until Delivery Of  Truman Message

Congress Awaits Truman Talk on State of Nation   Fails to Action President's Legislation Aimed to Curb Strikes -

Congress Is Slow To Act On New Laws   Still Leery About Truman Legislation And Curbing Strikes

Congress Balks at Hasty" Action on Labor Measure   Legislators Await ‘Truman's Message, Final Decision In Threatened Steel Strike ¢

RUSSIA YIELDS TWO POINTS ON ITALIAN ISSUE   Move Renews Hope For Breaking Big Four Stalemate

Soviels Make Concessions Gn 2 Points   Four-Power Parley Resumes Discussions of — Italian Question When Russia Reconsiders.

REDS CONCEDE IN THO ISSUES IN PARIS MEET   Heighten Hope Of Italian Issue Ry Four Ministers

Soviets Ease Big-4 Strife, Yield on Italy   Rome Will Retain Trusteeship Over Pre-Fascist Domain

Lhdanov Hits at Policies of West   Says Russia Beset By Atom Blackmail.

Imperial Expansionists And Atom Blackmailers Are Hit By Supreme Soviet Head

Soviet Course is Defended   Blood Not Shed for Atom Blackmailers, Zhdanov Says

Soviet Marshal Flays ‘Atom Blackmailers’   Chairman Of Supreme Soviel Criticizes Opposition From Allies.  ee eee ee ae ee Ae emicnt

Red Bigwig Assails US., British Foes   Possible Successor Of Stalin Speaks  Te Russian Peanle

'HIGH RUSSIAN OFFICIAL MAKES STRONG STATEMENT OF NATION'S GOALS. ASSAILING CAPITALISM

Russian Hits ‘Atom Blackmailers, Says Country ‘Thirsts for Peace’

Opposition To Peace Program Pointed Out   Likely Successor To Stalin Hits US, Britain

RUSSIA'S WILL FOR PEACE WILL PREVAIL ——* SAYS ZHDANO'   Despite Opposition of “Atom Blackmailers” In United States and Gritain.   MAY SUCCEED STALIN   He Speke Before a Delegation of Russian Leaders Today.

Supreme Soviet Chairman Hits . §.. Britain   Stalin Does Not Make Customary Anniversary Speech

Says Russian Blood Not Shed for Atom Bomb Blackmailers  Hits Western Powers ~ Speech to Soviets _ In Red Capital City

RUSSIAN SCORES U, S., BRITAIN IN FIERY ADDRESS   ‘Marshal Zhdanov Declares So viet Plan of ‘Democratic Peace’ Opposed

Soviet Blasts U. S., Britain   Marshall Zhdanov Says People Did Not Die For Expansionists

Lhdanov Hits At “Expansionists ” In World   “Atom Blackmailers’ Under Fire Of Red Marshal

Soviet Chairman Assails  U. S. In Anniversary Talk   Zhdanoy Declares Opposition Has Developed—In Par. ticular From Britain And The U. 8. A.”—To The Soviet Program For A “Democratic Peace”

RED SLAPS 7 U. §,, ENGLAND ASPRETENDERS   Claims Blood of Russians Was Not Shed For Imperialist  Pxynancinniete   29TH ANNIVERSARY OF REVOLUTION OBSERVED

Russian Blood “Not Shed” For “Atom Blackmailers,” Soviet Marshal Says

YOUNG PULITZERS GET BAHAMAS TOW   ‘Children of Paper Family Found as Boat Loses  Bearings on Trip 

Says ‘Certain’ PoliticalGroups Propagandize For New War   Russian Leader Answers Three Questions for AP Man   Moscow Scoops AP Man on Own Story

President Signs Loan To Britain   Many Officials Attend Ceremony At White House

RUSSIAN THREAT BARED AT TRIAL   SOVIET ATTACHE QUOTED AS SAYING REDS WOULD FACE U. S. AND BRITAIN.

DOW: mune        11,000 Presen Former Employee Would’ Be Benetfitta

Owner-Union Talks Urged By AFL Head   Appeal Being Made To Circuit Court, Lewis Lawyers Say

AFL Prosilent Urae-* Neuuotiations Be-tween Union, Private Qwnerse-

Colorado Miners Returning To Pits   President Truman Works On Talk To Nation As AFL President Uraes Renewed Negotiations

AFL President Urging U.S. To _ Arrange Parley   Truman Will Speak Over Radio Sunday Night In Mine Appeal

ClO Joins Lewis In Court Battle  Truman Plans 7 Appeal Sundav Night

Peace Feeler Started By John L. Lewis   Green, AFL President Asks Government To Arrange Negotiations

RADIO SPEECH BY PRESIDENT SUNDAY NIGHT   PEACE FEELER PUT OUT BY UNION IN COAL STRIKE

Truman To Speak To Nation Sunday On Coal Crisis   Green, President Of AFL, Urges Government Arrange Negotiations Between Union And Mine Owners For Strike Settlement

Lewis Camp Puts. Out Peace Feeler In Coal Strike   Truman Is Expected. to Appeal to Miners on Radio Sunday

Truman Plans Radio Appeal Sunday Night   Formal Notice Of Appeal From Contempt Con-. victions Filed

Broadcast by Truman Set for  Sunday Night   President Expected to Urge Strikers to Resume Their Duties

President Truman Will Appeal to Mine Workers Sunday Night at 9:30 in Radio Broadcast.

GREEN FAVORS COAL STRIKE SETTLEMENT   Makes Strong Appeal Arainst Conviction Of Lewis and Miners

ClO to Join Lewis In Appeal; Truman On Air Sunday Night   Green Urges Government to Arrange For Negotiations Between Miners and Private Owners for Settlement; Presiden!  To Address Nation Sunday at 9:30 pn. m.

GREEN SUGGESTS ° UNION, OPERATORS SETTLE DISPUTE   Appeals for Negotiations as White House Announces Truman Will Speak Sun- ~  day on Crisis. "   MURRAY TO ASSIST == LEWIS IN HIS FIGHT   ‘Speedy Supreme Court Decision to Be Sought—In- *  diana Governor Moves ©  for Truce.

Green Suggests Talks Between Miners ‘and Ow ners of Mines   President Will Appeal to Workers Sunday in Effort to Start Coal Production: Aprveal Is Filed

Green Advises All Try Again For Contract   UMW, Chief Appeal Finess,  CIO to Assist Miners; Tee Dhow. TCH

C. 1, 0, Jains Lewis In His Appeal, President Yo Speak Over Radio Sunday Night. Situation Has Beeome Criti-

PEACE FEELER IS PUT OUT BY AFL PRESIDENT   Green Asks Government  To Help Bring Together Miners, Owners   TRUMAN TO SPEAK TO NATION SUNDAY.

MINERS ARE QUIET WITH SOME ANGRY   ONE DECLARES THEY WILL NOT WORK IN PITS, FINE OR NO FINE.

INSANITARY CONDITIONS I$ CHARGED   War on Filth Is Declared to Combat Spreading Menace

HEALTH OFFICER, IN BLISTERING REPORT, SAYS DIRT T0 BLAME  - SAN ANTONIO, CORPUS CHRISTI AND OTHERS WARNED TO CLEAI UP

HITCH DUE 10 DISPUTE IN TOP CAPITAL RANKS   Hannegan Backs Demand of OPA for More Time

Price Control Chiefs Seek Further Time   Majority of Cabinet For Quick Removal Of Ceilings on Meats

MAJORITY OF ADVISERS ARE REPORTED TO FAVOR KNOCKING QUT PRICE...  CONTROLS — ‘

PRES, TRUMAN'S OPA DECISION ISDELAYED   Controversy Of Advisers Slows  Announcement

Truman Delays His Decision On Meat Situation   Controversy Among Advisers Reported As Delaying Action To Meet  Shortage   MOST OF CABINET FOR DECONTROL

OPA Bill Is Now Before The Senate   Early Vote Asked by Bark ley — Believe Truman  Will Sign Bill

‘Squatters Ignore British Government Directive, Take Over Temperance Hotel

SQUATTERS DEFY GOVERNMENT      Out-Smart London Bobbies — British Cabinet Schedules. Meeting to Discuss Problem.

INS Photographer Protests Action  By Chinese Police   Bob Bryant Manhandled By Chi. nese Police During Shanghai Filming

ai Eisenhower solid Tne House Military Committee, the country's military position might be  Reds Step Up Discharae Rate

Henry Burma Gives Backing To Olmsted   Defeated “44 Candidate Swings Into Camp Opposing Blue

MISSING IN FLOOD AREA   Thousands Are Homeless in N.Y. And Pennsylvania

FAMILIES FLEE AS BARRIERS BREAK NEAR SUNBURY, PA.   Elmira Counts Heovy Loss os ” Chentung River Begins  teh Barada

Floods In Pennsylvania Raise Casualty Toll   Thousands Are Homeless As Rampaging Susquehanna Inundates Sunbury

Casualty Toll 20 in Flood   Crews Fight to Stem Pennsylvania Tide

HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE, PROPERTY IN FLOOD AREA      Sunbury, Other Cities Are Hare Hit After Four Day Rain

Damage Countec In Millions; Many Homeless   Death Toll Expected To Rise By the Hour

Emergency Workers Battling To Stem Worst Flood In Decade; 20 Dead Or Missing

20 DEAD OR MISSING IN FLOOD AREA   Thousands Are Homeless In N. Y. And Pennsylvania

WORST FLOOD  IN DECADE HITS PENNSYLVANIA   Susquehatina River - ‘Bursts -Dikes; 20. ‘Said Dead or: . Missing...

Thousands Are Left Homeless In Two States   Pennsylvania And New York Suffer Harvy Damage

2U Wead or Missing— Susquehanna on Rampage, Damage Reaches Millions

FLOOD TOLL RISES IN EASTERN AREAS   Twenty Are Believed to Be Dead in Raging Waters

New York and Pennsylvania Areas Inundatec   Wilkes-Barre Area Heavily Damaged; Thousands Homeless

Dykes Break Again Near Sunbury, Pa.   Thousands Homeless In Pennsylvania And New York

Crest Moving Downward In Susquehanna   Waters Receding In West Branch; Sunbur Fights Desperately  To Hold Banks

Thousands Are Leff Homeless In Two States  Pennsylvania And New York Suffer

PLANNING NEW TAX REDUCTION   INDIVIDUALS WILL GET SOM@ MORE RELIEF

MAY CUT 1947 INCOME TAXES   Contemplated Reduetions Would Affect Individuals Only

MORE TAX CUTS SEEN NEXT YEAR   Income Tax Reductions Bi 1947 Expected; Excise Overhauling Due

NEW TAX CUTS ARE CONSIDERED   Congress Expected To Make Changes in Excise Levies

Ready For Big Battle Tomorrow; Thousands Arrive lo See Game; No Hote: Rooma

British Loan NoPrecedent, Congress Told   Won't Open Door to Othe: Nations, Administration Says

Drew Sentenced For Killing Wife   Gets Life Sentence; Enters Plea of Guilty

ACTION DELAYED ON BILL RAISING MiNtHtM WAGES   Rules Committee Refuses to Clear Way for Truman. Backed Measure to Reach House Floor,   TALK HEARD RIDER MAY BE ATTACHED   Cox Expresses Belief All Labor Legislation Must Wait Until After Summer Recess,

Price Boosts Will Not Fill _ Stores Quickly, Warning of Civilian Production Chief _

CPA Views No Inerease In Sup plies   Boost In Manpower Production Only Way To Wipe Out Shortages

Tells Housewives Not To Expect Overflow Of New Goods Immediately

Prewar Peak ls Believed  Met in July   Great Volume of Goods for Civilians Is Seen For 1946; Numerous Items Surpass Record Of Previous Years; Labor Shortage Feared

Nation's Production  Nears All-Time Peal   Price Boosts Not Likely to Turn Spinning Wheels of Industry Anv Faster. Cautions Small

NO FLOOD OF GOODS AS YET   CPA Chief Warns Consumers Not To Expect Items With Higher Prices

PRODUCTION STILL LAGS, OPA REPORTS   Impending Price Boosts Won't Fill Shelves Immediately

Labor Limits   ‘Tnereased. Ma nhour Productivily: Only Way OF Boosting Peak Prodtiction

OUT IN be   (PA Bass Warns Scarce. Items To Remain That Way for Some Time

Public Warned Against Expecting Stocked Shelves Because Of Price Boosts

Nation Reminded That Higher Prices Alone Can’t Fill Showrooms With Scarce Products

Public Caufioned Against Hope of Many New Goods   Prices Increase Effect Negligible CPA Boss Predicts

@ BLACK MARKET ARISTOGRAGCT  Food and Heat Big Problems Confronting Berliners

“BLACK MARKET ARISTOC RACY" ONLY BERLINERS WHO ARE NOW LIVING , IN COMFORT

gash  .as. _ BSS cee Pees   Says Sitvation Becoming More Serious

LAGUARDIA DECLARES AT  UNRRA COUNCIL MEETING  THAT RELIEF SITUATION  IN CHAOTIC STATE

NEGLIGENCE LAID TO. U.S. GENERAL   Accused of Not Carrying Out Order to Probe Brutality at Prison Camp

General Is Scored By Defense During Litchfield Trial   : Attorney Accuses Lewis of  Failure in Brutality   Investigation

STOCK MARKET BREAK STUDIED   Attempt Made To Fix Cause Of Sharp sept. 3 Slump

INQUIRY LAUNCHED INTO SHARP BREAK IN STOCK MARKET   SEC Takes Steps to Reconstruct All Sales Sept. 3 to Determine If Pools Were Active.   QUESTIONNAIRES SENY MEMBERS OF EXCHANGE   Promise Made to Tighten Regulations If Any Irreg. ularities are Brought to Licht.

SOVIETS MOVE TROOPS IN REICH   Large - Scale Redeployment Reported Underway

REPORT REDS RUSHING TROOPS OUT OF REICH   Soviets Ban U. §. Reporters From Area Until After First of Year

- —RUSSIA— Big Scale Movement In Reich   NO REDUCTION IN BERLIN AREA

REPORT SOVIET PULLS TROOPS   Moscow Said To Be Making Heavy Withdrawals from Germany.

Believe Going Home ae AE OINE  Soviels Begin Trocp Movement On Larae Scale

HOVEMENT OF SOVIET FORCES  CALLED ‘LARGE’   ¢, S. And German Sources Tell Of Redeployment In Occupation Zone

RUSSIAN TROOPS SHIFTED IN REICH OCCUPATION ZONt   Significance of Redeploy “ment Maneuver Not Yet .. Apparent

Red Troops on Move in Germany   Engaged in Large Scale Redeployment Moves

Red Troops On Move   Russians Believed to Be Reducing Occupation Forces in Germany And Other Areas

Soviet Shifts Troops in German Zon   Reason Underlying Large Movement of Personnel Is Mystery

Soviet Troops Inside Germany Bemne Shifted   Large-Scale Redeployment Under Way; Data Lacking.

Reds’ Troops In Motion In German Zone   Engaged In Large-Scale Re deployment Movements, According to Amerjean Sources

Reds Move Troops In Germany   Mystery Veils Heavy Redeployment Of Soviet Forces

Senate Held Not Likely To Vote On Pauley  Nomination Won’‘t Reach Floor, One

Accusation Of ‘Stealing Oil’ Said Involved   Oil Producer Testifies Warning of Attempt Given By Littel

Committee Studies Pauley Background   Hotly Contested Nomination May Not Reach Senate Floor

Smear Pauley Plot Charged By Witness   Western Oilman Tells — Of Tip on Commit tee Intentions

Told Of ‘Smear’ Attempt   Witness in Pauley Hearing Said he Was Glad to  Tell the Truth

NO VOTE 1S SEEN IN PAULEY CASE   Not To Reach Senate Showdown, Report Says

te Warning of ear..Attempt..  Oil Man Testifies at Pauley Hearing

Reports Of Withdrawal Stir Capital   Committee Pushes Background Probe

Would Commend Pauley If He'll Quit Seeking Post   ‘Committee Reported ~ Ready To Swap Out On Disputed Navy Job

Name Of Pauley May Not Reach Vote In Senate   Navy Group Continues Background Probe

Testimony Given By Californian Before Senators   Nominee Will Decline Proposal To Withdraw Name, Newsmen Told

CLAIMS SMEAR AGAINST PAULE)   Oil Producer Charges Senate Group Campaigr

Witness Declares Smear Attempt  Was Promised Him  Pauley Hearing Still Going On But No Showdown Expected

NO VOTE-LIKELY ON ED W. PAULEY   Predicted That Name Of Navy Department Nomi-. nee Will Never Reach' Senate Floor. 

PAULEY’S NAME REPORTED ‘DEAD’   Talk Persists That Nominee Won’t Get Vital Vote

Oil Producer Claims ‘Smear’ In Pauley Case   Witness Says He Was Warned by Former Federal Official

To Hear Austria At Peace Parley   Other Nations To Present Requests—US Backs France In Ballot Demand

AUSTRIA GIVEN VOICE IN PARIS   Plenary Session Votes 15-6 Over Red Delegates’ Opposition

L. ‘ Hatch Strikes  iBack At Claim  ‘Of GOP Leades      Terms Charge Communists Are Democratic MouthPieces “Utterly Ridienlous’”®

No Flood Damage Is. Reported; Lakes in Ardmore District Are Swollen to New Highs

LEWIS GAINED RAIL VICTORY   MINE WORKERS’ UNION WINS IN ELECTION OVER THE BROTHERHOOD OF TRAINMEN

U.S. RESTAURANTS SHUT DOCKS TODAY FIGHT O.P.A. RULES   Shortage of Meat Gets Blame for Situation in Nation; 26 Cafes Close at Iowa City.   PORTER RECEIVES LANDIS PROTEST

MORE EATING PLACES CLOSING   Restaurants Take ‘Holiday’; Meat Shops And Packers Forced To Close

Administration Unable To Agree On Formula,  Bowles Declares   STRIKE CONTROL BILL VOTE LIKELY TODAY

Official Holds That Specific Figures Must .Be_Provided For Both. Workers and Management

Bowles Sees Short Delay  In Solution   Says Announcement On Formula To Be Made Late In Week

Agreement Is Still Lacking On New Wage-Price Policy   High Official Claims Formula Won't End Current Strikes Unless Raises Provided: Bowles Says Congressional Hearing Delaved

Government Fails To Agree  On New Wage-Price Formula   Industry Reported Holding Out For Definite Price Raises Before Consenting To Grant Any Wage Boost Demands

Disagreement Delays Wage,  Price Formula   Details Still Unsolved: May Place Ceiling on Wase Increases

Policy Makers Disagree on  Wages, Prices   Announcement of Industrial Formula  Apt To Be Delayed

Administration  Unable to Agree on Policy Price Hearing Is  Delayed Until:  wmert awosfo.’fs

NEW PAY-PRICE POLICY DELAYE!   Specifie Figure Needed To Settle Walkouts, Officials Believe

Administration Unable to Agree on Policy  Price Hearing Is Delayed Until Differences Settled

Administration Divided on New Wage-Price Formula   Disagreement May Delay Truman’s Announcement, OPA. Chief Discloses

GOVT. HEADS DISAGREE ON PRICE POLICY   Announcement of New Formula May Not Come This Week

NEW WAGE-PRICE PLAN 15 HELD UP BY DISAGREEMENT   Bowles Discloses Differences Exist Among Those Drafting New Government Policy.   DAYS MAY BE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE FORMULA   One Official Does Not Believe It Will End Strikes Untess It Lays Down Specific Figures,

Wage-Price Plan Agreement Drag:  Policy Must Provide Specific Figures, Said

TRUMAN FACES HARD FIGHT TO OBTAIN FAVORABLE ACTION ON “MUST: PROGRAM

Wheat Subsidies Boosted by RFC  New Rates Will Be Effective in June

WISCONSIN VOTERS GO TO POLLS FOR PRIMARY ELECTION   LaFollette Seeking “GOP Sena. torial Nomination at Polls Tuesday

VOTE TUESDAY ON LAFOLLETTE   Faces Fight By Bitterly Opposing Republican Orqanization

Senator LaFollette, Founder. Of Progressive Party, Makes ‘His Bid As A Republican   Seeking Senatorial Nomination In Battle With Circuit Judge McCarthy

LaFollette Faces Primary Election   Senator Quits Party, Runs as Republican

LaFollette Seeks to Push Way Back into GOP Ranks  Race Is of National Importance 

La Follette Faces Battle Tn Wisconsin   Strong G. O. P. Foe Opposes Veteran In Senatorial Race

LaFollette Takes Name And Record Into State Primary Against GOP Organization

Vote Taday.on Boh! aFolletle In Wisconsin   Va.n.0at.Republicas Al so Sallle Their Scrup At Electiz..

Wisconsin's GOP Primary Livens Political Scene   LaFollette Bids for Senate Role Against Party-Backed Judge

Three States Ballot Today In Primaries   LaFollette’s Bid For GOP Choice Holds Spotlight

La Follette Seeking GOL  Nomination   Veteran ‘Senator Bitterly Opposed in Wisconsin Primary, Now Drawing Nation’s Aftention

LAFOLLE =: BID FOR St: IS HIGHLIGi i   Vermont, South Carolina Join Wisconsin In Elections Today

Primaries To  Be Held In Four States   Close Contests In  Vermont And Wis.

LaFollette Seeks GOP Patronage  At Wisconsin Primary Polls Today

Hot Primary In Wisconsin Tuesday ....  Lafollette’s Race May Have Some Bearing On Presidential Forecast

Ballots  On File In West Tuesday   LaFollette Taking His Record Up  _ [In Wisconsin

See Close Yote In Wisconsin   Vote Tuesday to Be Watched for Trends For 1948

LaFollette’s Fight Nears Wisconsin’s  GOP Voters   Veteran Legislator Askine Nomination

La Follette Seeks Nomination to Senate Tomorrow  Balloting in Wisconsir Is Expected by Observers to Be Close

House Expected to Debate Tuesday Measure Allotting 5,000,000 to Counties for Road Construction .

Workmen’s Bill To Be Presented   Compensation Measure Drafted by Union ~ Goes to House

Albanian Minister Demands ‘Equality At Peace Parley   Says Balkan State Would Never Consent To Frontier Changes

Minister of Albania Asks Seat at Parley   Declares Balkans Will Not Consent to Border Changes

ALBANIA LASHES AT GREEK STAND   Leader Warns Nation Won’! Accept Border Changes

Albanian Minister Asks Equality At Peace Meeting  Applause Follows Talk Mexican Delegate Also Receives Ovation

Albania Insists  On Role At Paris   Delegate Demands Being Seated As Equal Envoy

Spokesman Tells Delegates Balkan Nation Opposes Channe in Rardare

ALBANIA SEEKS FULL EQUALITY AT PEACE MEET   Prime Minister Demands Equal Recognition; Will Never Agree To Any Changes In His  Country's Frontiers.

Albania Wants Seat as Equal At Conference  Will Not Consent To Any Change In Its Borders

Albania Wants Seat At Peace .  Demands Frontiers Be Held ‘Sacred’

— PARIS —  Albania . Demands ‘Equality’   Premier SegksHeavy Damages From Italy

Prime Minister Of Albania Demands To Be Seated As An Equal At Peace Conference   Declares His Nation Will Never Consent To Any Changes Of Its Borders

Albanian In Demand For ‘Equal’ Seat   Insists on Place at Peace Conference, Says Will Nev er Allow Frontier Changes

Albanian Minister Asks Equality At Peace Meeting  Applause Follows Talk Mexican Delegate  Aten Dacenivare OWNAn

[a —  Albanian Prime Minister Demands Fauality Before Peace Conference

Albania Attacks Greece In Talk At Peace Table  ‘Wants Seat As Equol At Paris Conference

Albania Asks Equal Voice At Peace Talks   Prime Minister Of Al bania Assaults Greek, Ital jan Actions.

Equal Status Demanded For Albania   Will Never Consent to Any Changes In Borders

Albanian Delegate Asks Equality At  Paris Peace Talks   Takes Issue With Greece and Italy and Opposes - Changes In Her Bor ders.

ALBANIA ASKS EQUAL FOOTING IN PEACE TALKS   Delegate Demands Voice At Paris Parley, Defends : ‘Sacred Frontiers’

ALBANIAN ASKS FOR EQUAL SEAI   Says Nation Won't Consent To Any Changes In Borders   GREECE HIS TARGET

ALBANIAN SAYS HIS COUNTRY’S BORDER SACRED   Prime Minister Enver Hoxha Demands Peace Parley Seat on Equality 7)

U.S. May Act In Coal Strike   Top Labor Official Gives Out the Tip

Break Hinted In Coal Tieur   Government Intervention In Dispute Possible

U.S. May Take Hand Soon in  Coal Walkout   Picketing Reported At W. Virginia Mines Power Strike Averted

Government May Enter Dispute  Action in Soft Coal Strike Indicated

Nation Shifts To Virtually Free Economy   Government Officials Report Some Rent Increases Inevitable   TRUMAN WILL MAKE POLICY STATEMENT   Drive To Encourage Building Of Houses For Rent ls Predicted

President Frees Commod. ities Except Sugar and Rice; But Holds to Ceilings on Rents.

Few Price ,Controls Are Left   Industry Pledges “Reasonable” Prices ‘After Short Period Of Readjustment

INDUSTRY GIVES REASONABLE PRICE PLEDGE   Truman Set To Outline Policy Monday; New Agency For OPA

PRESIDENT ACTS  - IN BROAD MOVE   Rents, Sugar, Rice Still Under Ceilingss Reaction Predicted Until All 's Flow Freely:

New Liquidation Agency Planned For Three Units   All Wage and Price Controls Erased Except Ceiling on Rents, Sugar, Rice: Truman Plans Conference Early Today

Rent Hikes Are Called ‘Inevitable’   Industry Heads Vow Prices Will Be ‘Reasonable’

GIVE WARNING OF TEMPORARY DISLOCATIONS   Quick Adjustments Of  Industry to Free  Economy Seen

Sees Some Rises Before Prices Level Under Decontrol;  Rent Rise Likely

Reasonable Prices Pledged In Wake Of Order Knocking Out Virtually All Controls

Nation Shifts to Virtually Free Economy   Reasonable Prices Pledged by Leaders of Industry

REASONABLE PRICES ARE PLEDGED   ‘Price and Wage Restrictions Are Ordered by Truman

WORLD AWAITS HAPPY  YULE CELEBRATION IN  ALL LANDS TOMORROW TRADITIONAL EVENTS:  TO MARK OBSERVANCE OF CHRIST'S RIRTH

All World In Festive Mood For Christmas   Only Isolated Spots Mar Full Good Will Feeling

Large Throng Journeys To Bethlehem   Pope Pius XII Calls For Just Peace In Yuletide Address

Little Hope Hopes For W White ‘ Ch  “mas as “jas as Fair Weather: : Being Predicted ”        BETHLEHEM GREETS. OME OF LARGEST-Ti

Whole World, Except for Few Isolated Spots, in Festive Christmas Mood

World Ready For Joyful  Christmas   All but Isolated Spots Share in Festive Mood; Bethlehem Has Throngs; Sunny Day Forecast

BYRNES ASKS PUBLICATION OF TREATY DRAFTS   21 - Nation Conference On Europe’s Peace  Opens Up Today

Byrnes Will Ask Hearings For Ex-Foes   Ministers Deadlocked Or Treaty Details, Publication Of Drafts   AMERICAN SECRETARY CONFERS WITH ATTLEE   Byrnes Seeks To Overcome British Objections To Releasing Texts .

Nations Begin Peace Parleys This Morning   Former Enemies Will be Given Opportunities to be Heard

21-Nation Parley Convenes Today   ‘Byrnes to Urge Meet Hearings For All Interested Nations

FORMER ENEMIES TO BE INCLUDED   Secretary Of State Says He Does Not ut Fed  Bound In Cases Where Were Not Reached ‘

Deputies Fail To Agree Upon Treaty Drafts   Parley in Luxembourg Palace to Deal with  Italy, Germany; Most Of Terms Are Known

WOULD GRANT PRIVILEGE 10 ALL NATIONS   Secretary Goes Into Action On Arrival For Peace Meet

BYRNES HAS ARRIVED FOR PARIS SESSION   Peace Conference Opens with Numerous Problems to Consider

Deputies Are Deadlocked  on Pact Terms   Representatives of 21 Nations to Assemble Today

J. S. Secretary of State Byrnes Arrives in Paris to Find Deputy Foreign Ministers in a Dither.

Japanese General And Four Others Hange For Torture-Deaths Of Three ll S Fliar

—EXECUTIONS—  3 Japs Die On Gallows   Executions Take Place In Shanghai

Jap General, 4 Others Executed   Die on Gallows for Torture, Murder of Three Yank Flyers

FIVE JAPANESE DIE ON GALLOWS   Group Executed for Slaying of Three Yank Fliers

Japs Die For War Crimes      General. Four Subordinates Hung At Shanghai For Torture Of U.S. Fliers.

Help for England Held Essential To United States   House Leader Pleads For $334 Billion Loan “Because of Moscow”

Says Loan Can Combat Communism   McCormack Says Needy May Turn To Moscow

Victory Gardeners Are Urged To Help Relieve World Food Shortages

TO RELIEVE WORLD FOOD SHORTAGES ©   Stririgent Food Outlook Stressed By Sec’y Anderson

TRUMAN GALLS FOR MORE FOOD PRODUCTION IN COMING YEAR   Asks Victory Gardeners To Continue Work; All-Out Farming

URGE INCREASE IN FOOD OUTPUT   Victory Gardeners and Farmers Called Upon to Duplicate War Production

Victory Gardens Needed to Assist Starving Nations  All-out Production Effort Sought; May Taner off Subcidiec

Gardeners Urgec To New Efforts   Truman Cites Urgent Food Needs Abroad

World Food Puzzie Causes Request for Big Home Gardens   Anderson Calls for All Out Farm Production for This Year

Victory Gardeners Urged To Help Relieve World’s Postwar Food Shortages

 Victory Gardeners Are Asked To Aid Relief Of Food Shortag.   Truman And Anderson Summon Farmers To Increase Food Production This Year

President Appeals To Home Garden Workers This Year   Asks for Cooperation That Amateur Growers Gave During War to Help Food Shortage

Victory Gardeners Called Upon to Help Relieve Postwar Food Shortage

Victory Gardeners Urged to Help Nation Meet Impending Food Shortage Over World

Victory Garden Corps Called on For More Food   Truman Asks Higher Production To Help Global Faod Shortage

Victory Gardeners Asked To Boost Supply Of Fooc   Global Shortages Acute; Farmers Are Urged To Increase Acreage Of 1946

Truman Sounds Call for All-out Food Preduction   Nation‘s Farmers anc Victory Gardeners Urged to Increase 1946 Plantinas

Victory Gardeners Asked To Continue Raising Food; More Planting Urged

Must Raise More Food This Year   Victory Gardeners And Farmers Urged To Increase Output To Ease World Hunger

Victory Garden: Uroed fo Ease Food Shortages   Nation’s Farmers Asked to Increase Planting in 1946

Nation’s Victory Gardener: Called On To Take Up Wa1 Efforts To Feed The Worla

Victory Gardeners Calfé:d Upon To Help Ease Food Shortage   Truman Appeals for More Home-Piiaduced Food To Help Feed Nation and Hungry Peoples of Other Lands: Farmers Asked to Bocisit Acreage

DEATH RAY THREAT OF BOMB 1$ EMPHASIZED BY OFFICER      HEAD OF RADIOLOGICAL SEC TION SAYS CLOUD FROM . BOMB WOULD BE HAZ ARD TO LIFE 7

Pauley Quits Fight For Undersecretary Of Navy “After Long, Bitter Battle

Capital And New York Are Left Without Normal Rapid-Fire Inter-City Communications, Exchanges Shut Down   WHITE HOUSE IS HIT BY WALKOUT

Bay State Deadline Finds Walsh, Lodge Unopposed   Free-For-All Looms

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS   By FRANK R. KENT   Inside the Party

FLEMING BEGINS TO LIQUIDATE U, $, CONTROLS   New Agency Absorbs OPA: Other Control Functions

OF MEASURE LOOKED FOR   Legislation Extends Coss scription Until Mareli 81—Induction Ages 19 Through 44, fag   APPROVAL ENDS ~.? LONG BICKERING   Army to Take No Mew in July and Auguste Pay Boost Voted Serv icemen, - (   DRAFT BILE PROVISIONE,

Committee Meet To Map Answer To British Plan   U.S. Would Finance Transfer of Jews to Holy Land Homeland

ISSUE 2 DENIALS AT WHITE HOUSE   Adverse Report on Holy Lanc And World Food Board Reported in N.Y.

 The Grab Bag   Soviet, Yank Confiscation From Zeiss Optical Works Told

BRITAIN'S HOUSEWIVES — ‘START RUSH FOR FLOUR AFTER RATION DECISION

U. S. PLEDGES AID IF GREEKS ARE ATTACKED   Peace Conference Makes Greatest Parley Speed On Bulgarian Pact

SOLONS STUDY DAIREN ACTION   Reds Seen Squeezing Yank Business Ventures

SOME OBSERVERS BELIEVE —BUSINESS MAN WAS ON  LCI TO TEST RUSSIAN Vee REACTION,      By JOHN A, REICHMANN Interantoinal. News Service

President’s Ace Advisers Ask Quick OPA Okeh  Warn Congress Inflation.   Warn Congress Inflation Readv to Sweep Nation

Ask quick extension of price control  Said essential to prosperity

Agency Heads Ask Extension Of Price Law   Stabilization Boards Can Halt Inflationary Pressure If Powers Retained, They Clain

Price Control Held As Chief ~ Recovery Item   Report Of Top-Ranking Heads Is Sent To President

Agency Heads Urge Price Control Extension Without Curbs on Wartime Powers   By STERLING F. GREEN

Federal Agency Heads Plead For Price Reins   Five Top-Rank Chieftains Say Inflationary Pressures Many Times Greater Than After World War I; Congress Responsible

5 Agency Heads Urge Extension Of PriceControls  Quick Passage — Asked to Forestall Record [Inflation

Unbridled OPA Extension Held  Prosperity Key   & Top-Rank Agency Chiefs, Join to Ask Retention  Of Detnan Canincnlc

EXTENS PRIGE CONTROLS VITALLY NEEDED   Congress Must Act To Subdue Inflatienary Pressures, Officials Say   NATION STANDS AT CROSSROADS NOW

Won't Be Easy for Russia to Replace Stalin But Reports. ok His Health Are Unfounded

Jews Threaten Retaliation  British Hold 2,000 For Inquiry After Security Moves

Jews Bitter At British   Threaten to Return “Declaration of War” In Palestine Crisis

Jews Threaten Retaliation As 2000 Are Seized   Four Die As British Make Sweeping Round-Up — Over Weekend

JEWISH UNDERGROUND IN PALESTINE THREATENS BRITS WITH RETALIATION

Palestine Jews Hurl Threats . Of Retaliatiox   Underground Radio Trum pets “Britain Has Declaved War Gu Jewish Community?

Jews Threaten Retaliation For British _ Action   Four Killed, Others Injured

Threats Of Retaliation Get Into Limelight In Palestine As British Hold On To 2000

JEWS MENAGE BRITISH UNITS   2,000 Arrested as Terrorism Cor.tinues in Palestine; Four Are Slain

Jewish Underground Threatens Retaliation as British Detain 2,000 After Week-end Security Cleanu

2,000 Persons Held By British....  Jewish Underground In Palestine Is Ready For War With Great Britain

British Seize 2,000 in Raid On Holy Land   Jewish Terrorists Broadcast Threats To ‘Return War’

JEWS INCENSE AS BRITISH JAIL 2.000 IN RAIDS   Agitation For Uprising Or Unified Front Started; Four Die In Fighting

Jews Offer New Threat   Underground Flares; British Again Active

Retaliation Threatened By Jews   British Grab 2000 In Weel.-End Tel Aviv Raids

Jewish Underground Threatens Retolistion   Secret Radio of Jewish Resistance Group Says British Have Declared  Whee eam: Covreeeeiniacess

British Arrest 2,000 For Investigation In Palestine; Jews Threaten Retaliation   Four Killed And Number Injured In Sweeping Week-End Security Operations

NATION EXPECTS MORE OF TITO; ACTION WAITED   Balkan Country Bows to Ultimatum on Fliers, but That’s About All

Threat To Take Incidents Before UNO Held Open   Efforts of Tito To Right Wrong Done To Decide Future Action

Threat Still Open to Place Matter Before United Nations Security Council

UN. RET STILL OPEN   Yugoslavia, to Keep Case From Reaching Council, Must “Right the Wrong Done.”   STATE DEPARTMENT STAND MADE CLE2R   Discrepancies Revealed Between Slav Note and Patterson’s Report on Talk With Marshal, .~

Government Says Yugoslavia Bows fo Demand   Official Evidence to Be Factor in Decision

HUT TITO [5 TOLD HE MUST HIGHT WRONGS   Threat Held Open to Give Case to UN Security Council.

Threat Held To Put Case Betore UN   Evidence Brought Out In Downing Of Planes To Decide U.S. Course

May Yet Take Case To Council of U.N.   Tito Letter Says ‘Thousands’ of Allicd Flights Were Deliberate; Patterson Report of Talk with Tito Different

US.Holds Open Threat To Take Case Before UN   Depends on Official Evi. dence of Circumstances . ’ Under Which Planes  Were Downed   “Wrong” Includes’ Several Deaths   Patterson's Report Discloses Discrepancies Be-. tween Talk with and Letier from ‘Tito

(Case May Still Be Presented: To UN Group   Await Official Evideni On Planes Downed; F Three Of Dead Pliers,

PLANE ATTACK INCIDENT. NOT YET SETTLED   LOSS OF AMERICAN LIVES DEPLORED BY TITO

Action Will Depot Slavs Righting Wrong ( Downing Planes   ‘Wrong’ Includes Killing Of Flie   Discrepancies Appear Documents From Patt son After Tito Talks:

Three Bodies Are Found in  Mass Grave   Efforts of Slavs to Right The Wrong Done to Influence U.S. in Regard TT, TIN Onestions

Threat to File Case Before Security  Council Held Open   i Future Action in Shooting Down American Planes Rests on Evidence, Steps to “Right Wrona’

U.S. Considers Yugoslavia Has Met Demands  Holds Open Threat To Take Case To Security Council

WRONGS MUST BE REDRESSED, OFFICIAL VIEW   Threat of Appeal to U.N. Council Held Open by Action

Future Course of Yugoslavia Expected to ‘Determine Whether Incident Is Closed

Threatens Yet To  Put Case Before Security Council   Action Will Depend On Official Evidence Of Circumstances Under Which American Planes Were Shot Down

United States Ultimatum On Two Plane Incidents Accepted by Marshal Tito

‘Lie’ Is Hurled At Peace Meet   Australian Delegate Charges Russians With Falsehoods

UN COUNGHL RESUMES TALA SPANISH ISSUE   Sub-Committee May Investigate War Charges

More Arrests In Canada Predicted   Other Persons May Already Be in Custody, Is Belief

More Arrests InCanada Predicted  Other Persons May Already Be in Custody,

More Spy Arrests Predicted   Questioning. of Accused Canadian Government Employes Completed

FIVE  OF VIOLATING ESPIONAGE ACT   Royal Commission Finds Russian Spy Ring Very Thorough

MORE ARRESTS SEEN IN CANADA   5 Others Charged Friday In Spy Case Investigation

Expect Arrests In A-Bomb Case   Canadians Continue Espionage Probe

Ship Strikers  Nearing Accor¢   Maritime Tie-Up Is Slated To End Wednesday

Shipping Tieup  on Coast Ends Finish Fight With Lewis Is Ordered

government Urges’ Miners Hold Jobs   Truman Orders Finish Fight Againsl Lewis; Tentative Agreement Renorted On Coast

Child Falls Out Of Moving Car   Three-Year-Old Rew Boy in Hospital Here

FAIL TO KEEP EX-AIDE FROM WITNESS STAND   Former Secretary “Spilling Beans’’ About Bilbo War Contract Activities; “The Man” Himself Mav lestify Before Night.

SENATORS SAY BILBO AIDE MUST TESTIFY   Ex-Secretary of Mississippl Solon laims He’s Ready to  "Pony wert. bee

DISTRICT MEET 4-H LEADERS IS HERE ON FRIDAY   Discuss Work Of Boys And Girls Clubs At Area Conference

DISTRICT MEET 4-H LEADERS TO BE HERE FEB. 8   Discuss Work Of Boys And Girls Clubs At Area Conference

Livestock, Grain, Rents Soar; Stores Plan To Hold Line; Buyers Resist   Miles Asks Blue To Restore Controls

INDUSTRY DOWN TO NEAR STOP: LAY-OFFS BOOM   Rail Embargo Brings DimOuts; Ohio Cities Affected

Entire Nation Being Crippled By Coal Strike   Millions Suffering Losses Due To Paralyzing Effects Of Lewis’ Strike   MORE CURTAINMENTS ARE IN PROSPECT

—UNION—SCHOOL BANDS— Parents Back School Heads In Union Fight  Dispute With Musicians’ Local Aired   BS ‘ee: piiccpe cm   Dispute With Musicians’ Local Aired At Canton Meeting Attended By 500

Coffee Says He Was Given a Clean Bill   Coast Legislator Explains Acceptance of $2,500 Check

TRAINMEN MAY JOIN WITH CIO   Brotherhood Of 218.000 Given Invitation By Philip Murray

Trainmen Offered Membership In (!0   Similar Proposal to be Made by Green of AFL Later

AID TO YUGOSLAVIA TO BE CONTINUED   LA GUARDIA SAYS HE HAS NO AUTHORITY TO STOP FLOW OF SUPPLIES.

Supplies to Slavs Based on Decisions Of UNRRA Council  Many Inaquirers Seek   Many Inquirers Seek to Learn If Aid Will Be Ended

(rarsson Friend Of Capone, Stars, “Records Show   “Counsel Informs Probers May: Unable ‘Fo: Attend Hearing Due To Streke

REP, MAY NOT ABLE TO COME BEFORE SENATE PROBERS TODAY   Suffered Heart Attack Yesterday; Group Adds To Its  Files On Garsson

Rep. May Fails To Appear Today   Doctor Gives Heart Attack As Reason

MAY, ny ILL UNABLE TO APPEAR FOR Scan   Labor Department Files Per. " faining to Garston Placed in Bacaresa

Attorney Says Legislator Had Heart Attack   May’s Physician Willing To Testify Why Congressman Is Unable To Testify Now

OPA Choices Get Approval   Confirmation Slated For Decontrol Board

Prospects Good for Confirmation of  R. L. Thompson, George Mead, Daniel Bell As Final Authority on OPA Ceilings;  New Prices Mav Be Revealed This Week

Commitee Votes Approval of Decontrol Board   Senate’s Banking Group Backs Truman Nominations For OPA‘s New Overlords

Truman OPA Group Faces Early Okeh  From Senate   Meeting ts Arranzed Tomorrow At Capital

Group Approves 3-Member Price Decontrol Board   To Decide if Meat, Dairy Items Are To Be Given Ceilings

Senators Confirn  Decontrol Board for OPA   Further Action Is Expected Tomorrow; Member Plan Immediate Meeting to Discuss Means of Removing, Restoring Ceiling Prices

Senate Committee Unanimously ‘Approves Price Decontrol Board   Quick Confirmation Forecast for Truman Appointees; To Hold Hearings to Decide Whether to Restore Ceilings August 20

SENATE BANKING GROUP APPROVES DECONTROL BOARD   Nominations Now .Go te Senate; Early Confirma tine Carniccxbeccl

Speedy Senate Action Seen On Decontrol Board Trio   Much Work Ahead On Items Relieved Of Price Ceilings: Bv New OPA Bull

Committee Okays New Price Board   Decontrol Group Expected To Open Publie Hearings on Food Products Early in August

Senate Group Approves OPA Board   Full Approval of Nominees By Senate Seen By Tomorrow

‘New Price Decontrol Board O. K.   Committee. Unanimous In Approval; Senate ‘Yes’ Expected; Big Job To Do Before Aug. 20

Quick Approval Is Expected forThree  Truman Nominees   Thompson, Bell and Mead Named to Decontrol Board Paying $12,000

Speedy Approval Seen for Three Price Appointees  Truman Conferring SOF AL Wiles Pew &   Truman Conferring With Men Chosen *  To Govern Controls

Roy L. Thompson Leaving: Bay St. Louis Summer Home Today to Meet with Other Truman Appointees

Price Decontrol Board Approved By Senate Group   Action Paves Way For Senate Consideration Of Three Nominees

“Await Senate OK On President's Decontrol Board   Choice Unanimously Approved by Senate Banking Committee-All Members Accent

SENATE READY TO STAMP OKAY ON NEW BOARD   Expect $100 Increase On Cars In Lower Price Bracket

Decontrol Board Expected to Be Confirmed Soon   Hearings Necessary to Determine Action on Controls

Speedy Approva Of Price Board Said Assured   Hearings to Start About Aug. 7 on Meat, Dairy Foods

Biggest Task To Be Decided By August 20   No Decision To Mean Return Of Price Ceilings

Fast Senate Action Seen on OPA Board   Observers Believe Upper Chamber Will Approve Truman Nominations Without Hitch

Committee Votes Unanimously For OPA Control Boar   Issue Now Goes To Senate For Next Action

QUICK 0. K. DUE ON DE-CONTROL BOARD FOR OPA   Price Boosts On Autos And Farm Machinery Will Be Studied First

Senators Expected To Confirm Price Board Immediately;   Early Public Hearings on Possible Ceiling: Deemed Necessary by Proponents Ol Baad Cantentle

SENATE GROUP PUTS 0.K. ON PRICE BOARD   Decontrol Nominees Go Tc Senate Proper For Consideration

Price Board Confirmation  Expected Soon      Members to Meet on Tuesday to Prepare To Take ‘Earliest  Possible Action”

Senate Seen Ready To O. K. Decontrol Board   Price Hikes On Automobiles And Farm Machinery Expected This Week, With Textiles And Clothing Adjustments Next

CONFIRMATION OF TRUMAN CHOICES EXPECTED TODAY   NEW ORLEANS BANKER IS SLATED TO-HEAD THREE-MAN BOARD

Committee 0.K.on 3 Board Members   i Senate May Act Today on :  NewOPA Decontrol Officials   HOLD HEARINGS SOON   Rulings by August 20 Will Affect Many Com ' modities

Speedy Action Predicted On Confirmations   Decontrol Board Would Decide Future Food Price Ceilings

Senate Group Backs Board   Price Decontrolers Of Truman Given Green Light.

SENATE GROUP 0, K. THREE DECONTROL MEN QUICKLY TODAY   Board Members Already Schedule Meeting To Work  On Prices Tues.

Speedy Action Is Ixpected in Senate  On Control Board   Quick Action Held Necessary To Permit New Panel Members To Hold Public Hearings On Need Of Food Price Ceilings

Nominees Are Approved By Committee   Three Members of Price Control Board Will be Paid $12.000 Annually

OPA Nominees Get Approval Of Committee   Senate Consideration Of Decontrol Board Expected Tomorrow

New Decontrol Board Is Given Committee 0. K.   Senate Consideration Of Three Nominees Is Likely Tomorrow.

3 MEMBERS OF NEW OPA BOARD BEFORE SENATE.   Banking Group Ready To Pass.  Gn Nominations

OPA Group’: Approval Is Seen Today  Decontrollers Face Big Task  Df... a. aon

OPA Nominees Win Approva! Of Committee   Board Members Plan To Meet This Week To Discuss Prices

Senate Body Puts Okeh on Price Board   Names of 3 Selected Will Go to Full  Senate Soon

Thompson, Mead and Bell Inform President They Will Accept Appointment as OPA Arbitrators.      FIRST MEETING IS SET FOR TUESDAY

Speedy Action Expected On OPA’s Control Board   Hearings On Possible Food Ceilings  Will Start With Approval Of Members

Truman’s Nominees for OPA Decontrol Board Gets Suppor’   Ready to Begin Work as Soon as Senate Votes Their Confirmation

Senate Plans Quick Action   On Approving OPA Decontrol Board So It Can Get On Big Job in Hurry

 Senate Banking Group-OK’s Truman's 3 Nominees for New Price Decontrol Board as Dairy. Price Decisions Loom

SPEEDY SENATE CONFIRMATION IS ANTICIPATED      Trio Nominated To Price Decontro! Board Given  General Approval   GROUP REQUIRED TO ACT BY AUGUST 20

U.S. SENATOR   Speedy Senate Action Seen On O.P.A. Decontrol Boards

NEW OPA IS APPROVED BY SENATE GROUP   Upper Chamber Expected To Pass on Nominees Tuesday; Price Hikes Loom

3-Man Board Of Decontrol Gets Ready For Work  Senate Prepares Quick Approval Of OPA Appointments

Approve Board Of Decontrol   Banking Committee Gives Unanimous Approval To  Super-OPA Group.

Senate: Committee Okehs Truman’s ‘‘ominees For Price Decor ol Board

OPA Orders Price Boost on  Lumber Products Building Surpluses Ordered Into

WAA Marks Surplus for  Vet Housing OPA Ups Prices On Some Lumbhe:

Lumber Prices Raised By OPA   ‘Efforts are Made to Speed Veterans Housing Proqram

‘Government To Speed Up ‘Veteran Housing Program: Allows Lumber Price Raise

Lumber Price Boost Ordered ~ For VetHomes   Builders Group Declare:  Greater Steps Needed kT posers

Lumber Prices Are  Upped to Spur More GI Homes —   OPA Increases Some Lines Pushirg Others For Veteran Housing

OPA Orders Price Boost on  Lumber Products Building Surpluses Ordered Into Housing Proaqram

FIRE DESTROYS FIVE BUILDINGS DURING STORM   Wind, Rain Accompanies Severe Electrical Display in Central Ohio

MURRAY INSISTS ON WAGE DEMAND   Workers Will Continue On Strike Until Terms Met, He Says.

PETIOT TO FACE DEATH SENTENCE   French “Bluebeard’ Convicted Of Slaying 27 Persons

Marshall Confers With China Red:   15-Day Armistice Called; Fruitless Talks Seen

WARNINGS OF REDS JOLT CHINA TRUCE   Communist Papers Says U. S. Forces Must Leave China

‘TWELVE NEGROES IN CUSTODY: HUGE MANHUNT ENDING   Reputed Ringleader of Missis: sippt Negro Band durrenders Peacefully

NEGRO GIVES UP IN JACKSON   One Of Three Sought B) _, Posse In. Shooting ) Surrenders

Bribery Conspiracy Is  Charged in Indictments ‘By Lansing Grand Jury

Former Aid of Van Wagoner Is One Listed  Warkad ta Dafant   Worked to Defeat Banking Measure

Pipeline May Be Put in Use   Big and Little Inch Lines Would Carry Nat ural Gas

CONSIDER USE QF INCH LINES TO CARRY GAS   Suggested As Possibk Means of Meeting Coal Crisis

House Committee Calls   Hearing On Possible Emergency Use Of Big And Little Inch Lines

Over 490 Dead Reported in Peruvian Area   DEATH TOLL IN EARTH SHOCKS REPORTED HIGH

REPORT GAINS   Claim Slew ‘Wictoin With Stepped Up Fighting In North China

Fears of Communist Uprisings in China Are Expressed   American Military Personnel Is Ordered to Remain in Billets to Avoid Involvement

Samuel Goldwyn Says Hollywood Suffers From ‘Fat Cat’ Complacency

GRAIN DEALERS” ATTACKING OPS   ASK CONGRESS TO WIPE OUT PRICE CEILINGS ON THE CROPS Tilis YEAR

Negro Testifies In Case Against Senator Bilbo   Connection Between Speeches, Incidents?

Witness Reluctant  Bilbo Fortifies Self With Leaal Talent For Inquiry

THOUS A-N-DS—OF_—DOLLARS WORTH OF AIRCRAFT AND  COMMUNICATIONS EQUIP. _ J RUINED__NEAR ____ Z TOKYO 2

Negotiations in China ‘Deadlocked  Memnmnatines Beenilac   Opposing Armies Drifting Toward Civil War

"Negotiations in China “Deadlocked  Opposing Armies Drifting   Opposing Armies Drifting Toward Civil War

China Closer  To Civil War   Abduction of 7 Yanks Involved in Turmoil

NIMITZ RELATES MERGER ‘FLAWS’   Presses Independent Status For Both Army, Navy

MERGER FAULTS CITED BY NIMITZ   Says Defects Could Be Rem: edied To End Navy Fear

House Backs Presidential Veto on Bill   Emergency Action Impossible Sunday Under Senate Stand

Congress Can’t Muster 2/3 Majority Needed to Override Truman’s Veto

Upper House Recess Until  Monday Permits Debated Legislation To “Pass Out”  Amendment-Ridden Measure \Alen Vetoed And. Sustained

Hirohito Sees Ruins Of Japs’  Great Cities   Emperor Surveys Wreckage Of What Was Once A Powerful Nation

Hirohito Sees  Wreckage Of  War In Japan 20 To 30 Years  Ta Renair Iacc

Mikado Inspects Ravages Of War  Sees Devastation Of Japanese Cities

IROHITO SEES WAR-HIT AREAS   Motors To Yokohama From Tokyo Under MP Guard

Hotels Cannot Pay Orchestra. Managers Say   Twelve Leading Ones in New York Dismiss Orchestras

2 N. Y. HOTELS FIRE ORCHESTRAS   MANAGEMENTS DECLARE THEY CANNOT AFFORD TO PAY WAGE DEMANDS,

THIEVES MAKE SECOND VISIT TO TOOL PLANT   Articles Valued at Over $450 Taken in Night Robberies   OWNED BY 2 EMPLOYES

See Prolonged Meat Shortage   Scramble Expected To Continue Rest of Year

Internal Feud Halts Testimony OfH. J: Kaiser   West Coast Tycoon Denies Making Huge Fees On Contracts

Charge of Ship Board Shielding Stirs Probers   Committee’: Members Clash; Kaiser Denies ‘Fabulous’ Profits

Row Stirs Probe of Shipping Republicans Say  Maritime Group Being Shielded;  OS oo nw fe. A

MARINE GROUP SHIELDED, 18 CHARGE MADE   Ohio Republican Ob. jects to Way Questions Handled

Hear Kaiser In Defense At Hearing   Denies Enterprises Made Profits—Squabble With in the Committee

INTERNAL FEUD MARKS KAISER PROFITS INQUIRY   Charge That Efforts Are Made To Shield Maritime Commission

WEICHEL SAYS MARITIME GROUP BEING SHIELDED   Chairman Bland De. nies Effort to Shield the Commission

HEARS CHARGE OF ESFORT 10 PROTECT ONT   Little Progress Made in Quiz of Kaiser and Son on Income.

Ship Building Profits Probe Takes New Turn   Congressman Seeks Data on Who Spent Taxpayers’ Millions

Feud Stop: Quizzing of Kaiser   Get U. S. Officials Giving Money Away First, Asks Solon

Efforts To Shield Maritime Commission  Charged By Weichel   Kaiser Tells Committee No Excessive Profits Or Fee:

PROBE MEMBER . SAYS PROCEDURE RING BAPKWADN   Committee Chairman Denies Accusations and Orders dnquiry to Proceed   KAISER AND SON SPEAK   Father Emphatically Declares No Excessive Fees or Profits Were Made

FEUD SPLITS SHIPBUILDING PROFIT INQUIRY   Commission’s Role Challenged

PHONE TIEUP THREAT HOLDS   Conciliators Fail to Get Agreement in Dispute On Wage Issue

Fight To Halt ’Phone Strike  Government Pressure cco, Bic: GR ce poo crnu:

Phone Strike Would Have Wide Effect  U. S. Conciliators Work Desperately  TR Aaa et Wrall_nece

Warns of Surplus of Citrus Crops Within Few Years   Farm Chiefs Say Texas and Florida Oranges Increase Most

Butter Lack Grows Worse   Creamery Executive Declares Shortage Will Become Acute This Winter.

ISeven Marines Captured  By Armed Band of Chinese   Fighting in Manchuria, North China

Fighting Flares . In China   Peace Negotiations Get Setback By Chiang’s Retreat to Mountains; Fear Total Collapse

FIGHTING RAGES ANEW IN CHINA   Reds Also Attack Government Forces in Manchuria; 7 Marines Captured

Fighting Flares In  North Chine   Seven U.S. Marines Captured By Band mar bo Pir ae ol Pes Sa Of Armed Chinese  Are Being Held

Chinese Capture Seven Marines As Fighting Flares   Wide Search For  Missing Yankees

Chinese: Red  SEES seer tnealien  ‘roops Strike       Peace Negotiations Lapse. Seven. American ‘Marines Captured.

SEVEN MARINES HELD BY BAND OF CHINESE   New Fighting Breaks Out Ir Manchuria, North China

Strong Deiachments Leath ernecks Scour Countryside For Missing  Vanks

Hot Weather Slows China Peace Mec?   Seven U.S. Marines Reported Captured By Armed Chinese--Communists Strike

Kaiser-Frazer Works Picketed As A.F.Of L.  Construction Men Ouit

Kaiser-Frazer Willow ‘Run Plant Is Picketed   AFL Charges Auto Firm Allowed Maintenance Men infringe on Their Construction Work

Thousands Are Laid Off By Packers   Shipments of Livestock to Hy Market af Lowest @  Point in History

LIVESTOCK SUPPLY LOWEST GN BOOKS   Packing Workers Laid Off in Nation as Receipts Dwindle

THOUSANDS IDLE “ISCATTEE HOG ~ SHIPMENTS FAL   Market Receipts Lowest it History; Meat Pinch to Be Felt Next Week 

CATTLE, HOG SHIPMENTS DWINDLE   Reach Lowest Point In History; Packing House Crews Idle

Japs Demand End Of Premier’s Cabinet   Committee of ‘Peoples ’ Front’ Say They Represent 70,000 Persons; Three  pesolutions Are Presented

The Weather   PEOPLE'S FRONT MAKES MOVE ON ELECTION’S EVE   Japanese Voters Prepare Io Go Io Polls Wednesday; Violence Marks Demonstration In Premier's  Yard.

Voters Are On Edge  In Japan —   Left-Wing Committee - Calls For Cabinet to Quit, Following a Riot; Interest Is Intense

Heavy Vote In Election  Is Forecast Eight Police Hurt  In Demonstration

Jap Political Party Wants New Cabinet   Move Follows Communist Demonstration

Jap Committee Demands Shidehare Quit Immediately   Group Claims To Represent 70,000 People

Japan’s People Ask Cabinet . For Resignation   Demands Follow Demonstrations Against Premier

Ouster Of Jap Cabinef Asked By Committee   Demonstration Is Carried On By Ten  Thousand Persons

JAP LEFT WING GROUP DEMANDS CABINET RESIGN  HAND RESOLUTION   HAND RESOLUTION TO PREMIER AFTER MOB DEMONSTRATION

Leftists Call For Resignation Of Jap Premier   Mob Demonstration At Shidehara’s Home Broken Un By M. P.’s.

Jap Premier Told to Quit By Leftists   Committee Presents Demand After Riot In Tokyo

JAPS DEMAND SHIDEHARA AND CABINET RESIGN   Committee Calls On Premier After Communist-Led Demonstration

"People’s Front” Makes Demand For Resignation Of Japanese Cabinet

Jap Cabinet Resignations  Are Sought   Committee Calls Upon Premier Demanding That His Entire Cabinet Quit at Once.

FRONT’ DEMANDS JAP PREMIER AND CABINET RESIGN   Demonstrations By Communists Precede Election

Jap Premier Told to Quit By Agitators   Demonstration Broken Up By  American Army

Japanese Election Doldrums Broken by  - Mob Demonstration   Resignation of Cabinet of Premier Shidehara  +» Demanded Today

Resignation Jap Cabinet Is Demanded   Democratic People’s Front Delegation Emphatic Ln Asking Premier to  Take Action

10,000 Japs Stage Riot In Tokyo, Demand That Shidehara Leave Office

JAPANESE SEEK RESIGNATION OF MEN IN POWER   Group Asks Shidehara To Bring About Shakeup in His Cabinet Posts

Jap Committee Demands That Cabinet Resign  Claims to Represent IH NOD Peanle

Move Follows Demonstration In Tokvo   Resolutions Handed Official Propose That He Step Down

‘People’s Front” Asks Resignation Of Jap Cabinet   Violent Left-Wing® Demonstration: on Eve Of Nippon Election

JAP COMMUNISTS IN DEMONSTRATIONS AS ELECTION DAY NEAR   CABINET RESIGNATION DEMANDED; MOBS GET AT HOME OF PREMIER

JAPAN'S FLECTION 5 ONLY TWO DAYS — AWAY. APR. *   14-Man: Committee Appeared Before Shidehara Demand=~ ing ‘Cabinet Quit.   RESIGN IMMEDIATEDW   The Committee Claimed t> Represent 70,000  . Persons.

Action Taken With Eleetion Two Days Away   Group, Representing 70,000, Calls on Premier Following LeftWing Demonstration

Jap Vote Day Outlook Is Now Anything But Dull   One Early-Voting Village Sends 86 Per Cent to Polls; Riotous Demonstration in Tokyo Demands Shidehara Quit

Demand Jap Cabinet Resign   Leftists Stage Demonstration Against? Present Government

“People’s Front” In Japan Demands That Cabinet Quit   Action is Follow-up To Communist-Led Demonstration in Pramiar’e Cauptunrel

SHIDEHARA GETS DEMAND THAT CABINET RESIGN NOW   Jap Committee  Makes Visit With Demands In Name Of People’s Party

Committee  Makes Call On [Jap Premier    Visit Follows Violent Sunday’s Left-Wing Demonstration; Heavy Voting Predicted

Demand Cabinet Resign   Committee of the ‘Democratic People’: Front’ Call Upon Premier Shidehara

Nippon Getting Excited   Left Wing Stages A Demonstration Aaainst Shidehara

People’s Front Demands Japan s Premier Resign   U. S. Troops Break Communist-Led Violence

Second Day’s Demonstration Precedes Vote   Delegates Try To Seize Shidehara; Reds Riot

Jap Cabinet Ouster Urged Atter Riot   10,000 Demonstrate Against Government Of Premier Shidehara

JAP GROUP ASKS FOR SHIDEHARA, CABINET TO QUIT   Acts After Demonstrators Jam Courtyard During Pre-Election Riot

Japanese * “eft Wing’ Mob Goes To Presi ‘ier With  Demand His Caxinet Resign

Yemocratic People's Front Leaders Present Resolutions To Premier Following Demonetrations.

People’ ; Front Cabinet Resign   Request Followup To Demonstration Before Shidehara

Democratic People’s Front:Leaders Present  : Resolutions To. Premier Following _Demon:strations.

GROUP ASSAILS PREMIER AFTER MASS PROTEST   Call for Ouster of Cabinet Follows Riot; Hirohito Asks Election Turnott:

Communists Demand Jap Premier Quit   Request Made After Explosive Demonsiration

Huge Mob Parades In Nip Pre- Election Demonstrations   Nindows Broken as 10,000 CommunistLed Followers Swarm Into Premier’s Courtyard; 8 Jap Policemen Hurt

DEMAND NIPPON CABINET QUIT   Demonstrations Break Out In Tokyo As Election Neare

Shidehara Asked To Resign On Eve Of Jap Election   Committee Acts After Demonstration By Reds

URGE REMOVAL OF JAPANESE CABINET   Demonstrations Reported As Elections Near   MILITARY POLICE   Break Up Rioting At Headquarters Of Shidehara; Indicate Heavy Vote

Ouster Of Jap Cabinet Asked By Commitfee  L........ gs wp... . se.

BANDITS KILLED IN BATTLE WITH POLICE   Pair Shot To Death Following Bank Robbery

Yoshida Seek: Expert On Food For Ministry   Other Cabinet Posts Reported Filled By New Premier

Yoshida Will Fill Jap Cabinet Soor   Report Only One Appoint. ment Still Necessary

JAPAN CABINET ALMOST READY   New Nipponese Leaders Are Expected To Take Over Late Today

ne ee ee ee ae ee eee  Three Carbondale Men Discharged  From Service

BOTH SIDES SEE AN ADVANTAGE   HEAVY REGISTRATION PLEASES BOTH PARTIES

Gigantic Turnout Sure For Election   Republican And Democratic Leaders Claim Heavy Registration Will Help Them To Win

REGISTRATION HIGH OVER THE NATION   Political Leaders Disagree as  .To:What It Means

U.S. To Broadcast Information And News to Russian People, Jumping Soviet Censorship

COMMITTEE CITES FIELDS FOR CONTEMPT   Former Convict Still Refuses to Produce Records

Fields Cited For Contempt Of U.S. House   Committee Makes Finding After Records Refused

Action Set on Contract Expediter   Failure to Produce Books Held Willful by House Committee

Fields Found in Contempt Of House for Failure To Produce Books and Records

Contempt Action Against Fields Asked by Probers   Former Convict Fails To ‘Find’ Records on Surplus Goods Sales

Fields Declared In Contempt of House Committee   ~ Requested Records Not Forthcoming As Probers Demand

Surplus Sales Witness Held in Contemp!   Fields Fails to Give Committee Records on Screen Deal

Fields Fails To Produce ‘His Books   Failed To Produce Books. And Records For Query: Into Surplus War Deals For Government

Investigators Act After He Fails To Produce Books, q Records On Dealings   + M Speaker Rayburn  Will Get Case   Probers Charge Witness’ Deliberately Withheld Data On Surpluses

CERTIFIED 1D OPEAKEH FOR COURT ACTION   House Meves When Witness  in Surplus Sales Quiz   Withhoide Re-anrde

Shortage of Normal Stock Held Reason   Martin Says Demands of Relief Agencies Have Cut Warehouse Supplies Far Below Normal Needs

SURVEYS BEING COMPLETED FOR “BACKBONE” ROAD   Drawings Being Made of » Route for Highway from  Bristol to Doylestown  WILL BE 40 MILES LONG  “Cloverleaf” To Be Built At s Lincoln Highway Near ' Langhorne Manor Boro’

Strike Healing Plan Develops In Washingtor      Labor Department Success In Rubber Fight Cited As Rasic of Idea

Government Developing Labor Plan   Based on Success In Averting Strike In Rubber Industry

HOUSE COMMITTEE WILL INVESTIGATE REDS’ ACTIVITIES   Communists and Communist Sympathizers in Government to Be Eliminated

Truman’s Move To Purge U. S. Rolle Of Reds To ‘Be No House Probe Brake

Communist Exposure Top Business Slated For Congressional Prohers

“RED” TREND IN U.S. Will BE PROBED   House Group on UnAmerican Activities to Ferret Out Communists in Government, in Unions and in Hollywood.

Truman To Check Red Activities   President Names Commis. ‘sion, Te Purge The Federal Rolls.

GOP Plans Probe Of Red Influences   Group To Ferret Out Communists In Government, Unions, Hollywood

Spotlight Will Be Focused On Alien Forces   President Truman Plans A Purge Of  Federal Pavralle

Un-American Group Begins Quiz on Reds   Purge Step Taken By Truman Won't Halt House Probe

PROBE OF REDS IN GOVERNMENT SEEN IN HOUSE   Republicans Go Ahead With Preparations To Remove Communists, Despite Truman's Aim To  Purge Federal Rolls.

’ Two Pronged Drive On Subversive Elements  To Exvose Totalitarian Left, Right

Plan Exposure 0 Communists hh Government   House Committee Will Follow Up President's Purge

PLAN EXPOSURE OF COMMUNISTS   Expect To Disclose Influences In Government And Unions

GOP TO PROBE REDS IN U. S.   Republicans Active Despite New Truman Purge

Promise Probe of Red Influence in Capitol, Hollywood  House Un-American Activities Group. To Purge Communist:

G.O.P. Plans Probe of Reds in Federal Jobs, Unions and Hollywood

Will Push Red Purge   Exposure of Communist Activities in U.S. Aim of House Group

GOP Plans Probe Of Reds In Government Despite Truman Move To Purge U.S. Rolls

Red Influences in Government . Will Be Purged   Un-American Activity Committee Plans for Searching Probe

House Committee Plans Communist ‘Expose as Truman Moves for Purge

GOP Plan Red Purge   Action Drafted Despite Truman Move to Clean Up Federal Rolls

Plan An Expose Of Communists In Government   Republicans Also To Unmask Reds In Unions And In Hallewand

Committee On Unamerican Activity To Probe Influence Of Communists

Muskogee Boy Says He Shot Aged Dad   Claims Meant to Scare Him When Father Advanced On Him With Hammer

riled of  “ive Fateful Hours when Lewis fas Given Chance to Settle Coal Strike

OPA TO REVIEW PRICE ROLLBACK IN RESTAURANTS   PORTER PROMISES HIGHER CEILINGS IF NEED IS SHOWN

OPA To Review Meal Price Code   Restaurants Refuse T< Show Profit Margin ..

Cafes To Fight OPA Price Order   Meat Dish Ceiling Under Bitter Attack

OPA Begins Meat Dinners Price Review   Meat Rollback Policy Under Study After  Restaurants Prateat

Restaurant Men Take Last Ditch Stand Over OPA   Porter Reviews Aug. 16 Rollback Of Menu Prices

OPA to Review Its Meat Meal Order  Restowrants Propose Fight to a Finish

Court Baffles Are Promised Over Country   Meat Price .Policy Will Be Reviewed By OPA Officials

OPA to Review Meal Price Plan  Restaurant Industry To Aid Owners

‘Suggests Appointmentment of Committee To Check Foreign News Distribution

Aiken Hits Council Stand On Seaway   N.E. Group Accused Of Backing Utility Interests

N. E. Couneil Stand Against Seaway Hit   Rep. Aiken Sees Utilities Favored In Presentation

Big Four Has New Issue In Trieste Dispute   Temporarily Unable To Agree On Time For Withdrawal Of Occupation Forces

MEN WASTED, SAYS FORMER DRAFT WORKER   Army Conscription Extension Opposed At Senate Hearing

Senators Told Army ‘Lost’ 300,000 Men   Former Draft Official Sees No Need for Extension of U.S. Law

IN: OIL BATTLE UNDER SCRUTINY      “Strictly Cash” Transactions Of Seven Years’ Ago Are Questioned   RFC DIRECTOR APPROVED   Banking Hearings Continue On Truman’s Nomination Of Vardaman

PROBE METHODS USED BY PAULEY IN OIL BATTLE   Claim He Finartced Phase Of Fight On Strictly Cash Basis

OIL INTERESTS OF PAULEY HIT DURING PROBE   Candidate for Navy Job Called Back To Testify; Allen Confirmed for RFC

ABOUT OIL TRANSACTIONS   Meanwhile Senate Confirms Allen For RFC Board

You Gotfa Hand It To The Nips, They're Docceccead With A Terrific Imagination

Order Review of Wage Policy   President it Authorizes ' Study to Determine © Future of WSB -

Pay-Price Study Set by Truman   Survey May Determine Future of WSB, Loser in Seamen’s Solution

WAGES, PRICES BEING STUDIED   Chief Executive Orders WSI To Review Governments Policy at Onc~

REDS REJECT GHIANG PLAN FOR A TRUCE   Hopes for Settling Chinese * Strife Fade with New Move.

Chinese Reds Reject Proposal   Rejection Seems to Doom Stuart Body Which Has Never Met

CHIANG'S PEACE OFFER REJECTED ~ BY CHINESE REDS   Hopes for Settlement ol   China’s Civil Strife  { GSirawing Bim

Reject New Truce Plan   China Reds Say Chiang Offer Unsatisfactory, Dimming Hope of Peace

Chinese Accord Hopes Doomec  Pammuniete Batect Chiana's Latest Truce Proposal Today

Chinese Truce Bid Rejected   Communists Demand Cease Fire Orderz Situation Serious

REJECT TERMS   Chinese Communists Demand Unconditional ‘Cease Fire.’

Chinese Reds Reject Truce   Rejection of Chiang KaiShek’s Proposal Destroys Hope for Settlement

Chiang’s Plan For Peace Is  Rejected   Communist Reply Likely To Fire Civ3] War

CHIANG’S TRUCE PLAN REJECTED   China's Civil War Continues As Communists Spurn Newest Proposal

CHINESE REDS REJECT PLAN FOR A TRUCE   Spurning of Chiang’s Latest Offer Dooms Immediate Hopes for Political Settlement in the Nation.

Hopes To End Dispute At Once Dim   Cease Fire Demand Continued By Chinese Reds

COMMUNISTS. DOOM IMMEDIATE: HOP FOR SETTLEMENT      Chinese Nationalist Government Proposal for Adjustment _ ls Rejected

Yenan Rejects Undisclosed  Chiang Terms   Committee Hopes Fade as Chiang’s: Terms Called Unsatisfactory. °

Sino Reds To ~ Reject Truce Plan In China   END OF CIVIL STRIF! IN NATION IS UNCERTAIN

CHIANG’ TRUCE PLAN REJECTED BY CHINA REDS   Action Dooms Any Hope For Immediate Settlement Of Rising Civil Strife

REDS REJECT CHIANG'S OFFER FOR TRUCE AGAIN   Communists Claim They Are Holding Out for Cease Fire Order

Communist “No” To Chiang Offer; Peace Hopes Fade   An Unconditional Cease Fire Order Sought---Situation  Damaine Carinne

TIME OFF IN PORT  ‘SUGGESTED IF WORK  WEEK NOT REDUCED PLAN WOULD GIVE MEN  “VACATIONS” WITH PAY TO KEEP SAME HOURS

Army Isolates Officers From Contractors   Garsson Disclosures Bring New Orders  Against Associations

Issues Order rT wrk w in Wake War  Profits Expose   Army Forbids Gfficers From Ulése Association, ‘Social Or Otherwise, Wk Conirectors

Woodrings’ Child Aided With Curare   Immediate Relief Follows A Single Iniection Of Drug

Court Dissolves Pittsburgh No-Strike Injunction            Why Is Meat Scarce? There's No Clear-Cut Answer

Poker Game Broken; Bandits Take $28,000   Masked Men, Armed With Machinegun And Pistol Rob Wilkes Card Players

Truman Spending Curb Slows Down Waterways Works  $600,000,000 Is Not Available

FLOOD CONTROL WORK SLOWED   Held Back By Spending Limits Fixed In Truman’s Order

Limits Set By Truman Slow Flood Control   Authorized Outlay Does Not Include Waterway Projects

JIM CROW LAW HELD INVALID BY U.S. COURT   Interstate Decisior Affects Legality Of State Rules

Naval Aide Tells (Of Jap Messages  No Alarm Shown By Roosevelt, Says

DENIES ALARM SHOWN BY FDR   Adm. Beardall Asserts Late President Gave No Hint He Expected War

Jap Message Did Not Alarm F.R., Aide Says   Testimony Given as Pearl Harbor Probe Is Reovened

FACTORY WORKER HELD AS ABDUCTOR   Loses Nerve in Face of Vic: tim’s Hysterical. Pleas

Renort Suspect In Kidnaping Has Confessed   Police Officials Report Abduction Of Illinois Woman Has Been Solved   SAY KIDNAPER “LOST HIS NERVE

Senators Favor Own Atomic Unit Over New Board   President’s Group Said Advisory To UNO Delegates

Senators Hit Truman Move on A-energy   Appointment of Five-member Group Meets Opposition

CATTLE MARKET BACK TO NORMAL   Shipments Taper Off After Record Monday

Blowup Kills 100 At German Mine   Fire Ignites Stores  Of Nazi Ammunition

Heath Lawyer Says War Caused Murders   Blames Sadistic Slaying Of Two London Women To Sudden Outbursts Of Insanity

Sadistic Slayer Two Young Girls Pleads Insanity  Outbursts Said Due

Plans To Picket Stores That Refuse To Cut Pricés to OPA Ceilings

UNION FIGHTS RISING PRICES   Philadelphia CIO Council Urges Members to Join In Buyers’ Strike

Internationalization Would Create Permanent Threat To Peace, Bonomi Declares   United Kingdom and British Colonies File $11,520,000,000 Reparations Claim  Against Italy -- Second Australian Attempt To Set Up Reparations Group Voted Down

Trieste Action Called ‘Threat To World Peace   Nations Are Asked To Override Decision On Free Territory

INTERNATIONALIZATION OF TRIESTE PERMANENT THREAT TO ITALY’S PEACE

Italy Points To Trieste As Peace Threat   Peace Conference Tackles Some Of Knottiest Problems

ITALY DENOUNCES TRIESTE PROPOSAL AS A WAR THREAT   Peace Commission Asked to Override Big Four Decision to Make Port Free Territory.   TROUBLE WITH SLAVS SEEN IF PLAN IS O. K.’E   United Kingdom and British Colonies File $11,520,000,000 Claim Against Rome.

PEACE THREAT SEEN IN PLAN OF FREE AREA   United Kingdom Files  Reparations Demand  Of $11.5 Billion

Oppose” Making Area Free; United Kingdom, British Colonies File Huge Claim Against  Wee es: _

Vice Premier Attacks  Paris Decision   Commissions Tackle Knottiest of World’s Problems

Trieste Seen As Permanent Peace Threat   British File Reparations Claim Against Laly For Rillian

Italy Sees Peace Threat in Trieste   Internationalization Cause For Trouble, Delecate Says

Italy Fights Making Free Territory  Of Trieste  Tells Peace Parle: Tt Would Result  In Permanent Plennt +t. Dann

Free Trieste Peace Threat, Haly Argue:   Britain Seeks Over 11] Bil. lion in Damage from italy

Te a 1 ee ee ep Ce oe ee ee ee ee a ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee a a ee ae ee a, ey ee ee er a a a a a a eee ee er eee ay ee ae oa  Lost Skier Lives 11 Days on Moss, First Aid Kit

Coal Industry __ Is Threatened   Decontrol of Wages And Prices Unknown

Government Not Convinced Decontro! Will Settle Mine Dispute   OPERATORS HOPING TO REGAIN MINES

KRUG TQ MEET LEWIS MONDAY   Secretary Ready to Enter Conference on Latest Mine Pact Dispute

Krug To Take Part In Coal Talks Monday   No Decision On Decontrolling Prices, Wages In Industry

Undecided on How To Check Strike Of Coal Miners   Government Fears Removal of Price Lids Would Not Help

NO De _ SION IN DES: zal ROL OF (Of: RICE   z ee Need Presidential auv.sers Not Convinced Lifting To Help Situation

U.S. Agents In China Arrest 7 Axis Spies   Remnants of One-Powerful Nazi Ring; Worked After Surrender

U. S. Seizes Seven  Alleged Nazi Spies   Remnants Of Once-Power. ful Network Which Continned to Operate Af. ter German Surrender

Scotch Axis Spy Ring In Ghina ~   Roundup of Seven Men Writes Finis to Most Extensive Espionage System in Far East

Seize Seven Axis Leaders In Orient   Remnants of Once-Powerful Spy Network Token

7 Axis Spies Are Arrested At Shanghai   Charged With Continuing War After Surrender

U.S. NABS 7 ALLEGED NAZI SPIES WORKING IN THE ORIENT   Operated Against U. S. In Far East Long After Nazis Gave Up In Europe

SEVEN ALLEGED SPIES SEIZED      Nazi Agents Nabbed By ‘U.S. In Shanghai Roundup

Round Up 7 “Axis Spies In Shanghai   Nazi Network Operated In Qrient Long After: Germanv’s Surrender.

Remnants of Nazi Spy Network Taken in Orient  Seven Axis National   Seven Axis National: Arrested; Had Continued to Operate

Arrest I Nazi Spies In China   Probed Secrets of Allies After VE-Day

Army Arrests Seven Leaders Of Spy Network   Axis Nationals Are Seized in Shanghai After Months of Work By U. S. Officers

AXIS NATIONALS ARRESTED BY US INVESTIGATORS   Far East Roudup Includes Germans And Italians

Axis Spy Remnants in — Orient Snared in US Net Seven Charged.with War Crimes

Keven Nazis Seized n Orient; Three fficers Sentenced   Remnants of Powerful Spy  Ring Are Arrested;  Japs Get Prison for Killing Yanks

Seven Axis Spies Rounded Up to Be Tried by the Army   Germans, Italians and Jap  in Net Closed by the U.S.

Ring Operatec Months After Germans Quit   Seven Men Are To  Face War Crimes Teale in Ching

7 HELD IN CHINA AS GERMAN SPY RING'S CRUSHED   U.S. Officers Round Up Axis Nationals After Months Of Intensive Work

SPY NETWORK IN FAR EAST IS BROKEN UP   Seven Axis Nationals Whom U. S. Investigators Say Operated In Orient Are In Custody

Nazi Spy Leaders Jailed in Shanghai   War Crimes Probers Climax Long Chase

U.S. Arrests 7  Axis Nationals   Alleged Remnants of Nazi Spy Ring Includes Italians, One Jap

temnants of Nazi py Network ‘aken in Orient  Seven Axis National: Arrested; Had

—SPY ROUNDUP—  Seven Members Of Axis N) py Ring Held In Orient  ~ Remnants Of Once-Powerful Nazi Group . ‘Arrested By American Investigators

NAZI SPIES IN ORIENT ROUNDED fp   Rina Is Broken in Shanghai By American Group

Arrests Shatter Nazi Spy Network in China   Once Powerful Group Operated in the Orient For. Four Months After Germonv's Surrender

‘CHANGE IN AAA PROGRAM TO PROVIDE INCREASED MILK PAYMENTS T0 FARMERS

Hid Jewels In Hudson   193 Items of Hesse — Crown Jewels Found By Provost Marshal

TESTIMONY AGAINST WACCAPTAIN OPENS TRIAL FOR FABULOUS GEM THEFT FROM CASTILE IN CERMANY

Investigator Relates How He Recovered Part LOFT Hewes Braces toet.

Hesse Jewel Theft Trial Opens Today With Two on Stand   Code Word “Cemetery’ Leads Investigator to  Jewel Cache

TELLS HOW GEMS WERE RECOVERED   ARMY INVESTIGATOR  TESTIFIES IN HESSE JEWEL ROBBERY TRIAL

Meat Expected To Remain Under Price Control   Secy. Anderson Certifies Short Supply for Livestock

Action Points To Continued Meat Controls   Anderson Holds Supply of Meat Animals Short

HouseScheduled To Vote Today On Draft Bills   Already on Record For Draft ‘Holiday,’ Teen-Age Exemption

HOUSE T0 VOTE ON RESTRICTED DRAFT TODAY   Pay Boost Encouraging Recruitments Next  On Docket

Vote on Draft Measure  Slated Today   House Expected to Railroad Bill to Upper Chamber

Draft Bill Set for Final House Vote   ‘Holiday’, Ban on *Teen-Age Inductions Written Into Measure Act Pends in Senate

House To Vote On Draft Bill   Ban on Teen-Age Inductions Embodied in Measure

House Votes On Draft Bill Today   ‘Army-Navy Pay Hike Slated For Decision In Extension Debate

MARSHALL AND COMMUNISTS CONTINUE MEET   Full-Scale Warfare May Be In Making

Truck Is Blasted by Road Mine at ‘Tel Aviv Outskirts   Government Buildings in London Are Placed Under Special Guard Upon Receipt of Threatening Letters

Battles Waged In Palestine   Death Toll Mounts, Terrorism Growing

Attack Mad Made On Haifa’s fa’s Railway Yards.  More Killings i “a Of Terrorism In Holy Land

Truck Blown Up Near All-Jewish City; Five Killed   Four British Police Officers And RAF Sergeant Lose Lives

TERRORISTS FIRE HAIFA R.R. YARDS SPREAD VIOLENCE   11 Persons Die; Beitish Probe Bridce Wreckine

Holy Land in Grip of Wave  Of Terrorism   Bridges Blown Up and Rail Yards Attacked— Eighteen Jews Killed, Three Soldiers Dead

FDR Planned To Warn Japan Dee. 9   Personal Docuinent Aired as Probe Resumes Hearings

Strike Control Law Speeding Toward Passage   Republicans Split On Severity Of New Labor Legislation   How Michigan Members Voted

Venezuela Still Under State of Siege Following Short - Lived Rebellion

Venezuela Stays Under Siege State After Revolt on Betancourt Quelled

WERMUTH CITES ARMY RECORDS   Says They Prove He Never Married in Manila

Gag Is Applied Until Close Of Paris Meeting   ~abinet Member Keeps His Job After Talk WH Beacidantd

Cabinet Secretary To Make No Further Speeches Until Close Of Paris Conference

Truman Flies To Missouri   President Tells Nation ‘Task to Make Peace Secure Lies Ahead’

GOP WELCOMES TRUMAN’S TALK   Agree on Bi-Partisan U. S Foreign Policy

New Wage Offer Of Firm Denied By Union Leader   18.5 Cent Figure Is Reported Made but Labor Refutes Claim

PROGRESS IS  REPORTED. Al CHRYSLER   Agreement May B Near; Ford Talks Recess Until — “Tuesday .

Break in Auto Wage Line Hinted  Detroit Hears Rumo: he. Fe AU Awe   Detroit Hears Rumog Cheysler, UAW Are Near Agreement; Union Denies It

WAGE BOOST RUMORED FOR AUTO WORKERS   Unverified Report Testified to Jittery Feeling of Tension.

CHRYSLER AND ‘CIO APPROACH AN AGREEMENT   Rumor Says Company Offers Union 18'2  Cents Per Hour

Senate Prober Asks Housing Serutiny Start   Ferguson Would End or Postpone Other Inquiries

Ferguson Insists  Group Clean Up Or Delay Its Cases   Senator Would Have Quick Inquiry Into Home Building Delays; Program Fraud

AN OFFICIAL TAG OF SECRECY HOLDS UP INVESTIGATION   \ Senate Committee's Probe of the Canol OU Project Snagved,   COME UP SATURDAY   War tavestivating Commit tee Turned to Other Mat fers ‘Today,

Canol Probe ls Postponed Till Saturday   Official Tag of Secrecy on Files Blocks Inquiry

Senate Investigation  Demands Thorough Probe Of Home Building Delays

Thorough Inquiry Into Building Of Homes Sought  Michigan Solon Says Administration Program Is “Fraud”

Home Building Delays Called -. Fraud on Public       Failure to. Bring, Back: “Supplies I Fr rom Abroad Rapped by. ‘Senator

ASKS IMMEDIATE INQUIRY OF HOME BUILDING DELAYS   MICHIGAN SENATOR DECLARES PROGRAM IS NATIONAL FRAUD

Oil Probe Is Snagged By Secrecy   Tag Of Secrecy Is Found On Files; Senate Unit Drops Canol Company Probe Until Saturday

Official Tag of Secrecy Hampers Senate Probers Investigating Oil Project

Demands Speed Tn Probe Home Building Delay   Senator Ferguson Wants War Committee to Hurry Through Pending Care

Secrecy Tag Snags Canol Oil Inquiry   Subject Is Dropped Until Saturday and Committee Turns to Other Items; Building Probe Asked

Demands Focus on Extensive Delay In Home Building  Ferguson Wants to Drop All Other Goverment Probes

Senate Probers Urged To Check Housing Delay   Michigan Senat Senator Wants ' Thorough Inquiry tT aunched

‘War Probers Hear Demand To Undertake Homes Study   ‘Ferguson To Push Inquiry Into Delay At Session Today

Canol Probe  Held Up by Gag on Data   Military Secrecy Ban On Files; Housing Probe Sought.

TAG OF SECRECY SNAGS COMMITTEE PROBE OF PROJECT   Joint Chiefs. of Staff Files Labeled Secret and Probers Are Blocked

‘Secrecy’ Tag Holds Up Canol Oil Probe   Meanwhile, Senate Group Plans Action In Home Building Delay Inquiry

Demand Heard For Probe Into Housing Delay   Ferguson Will Present Proposal For Inquiry To War Investigators

Secrecy Tag Delays Canol Study  mt Imunedination of Oil Project: Housing Inquiry Urged

Sen. Ferguson Urges Probe Of Housing   Suggests Senate Unit Investigate Lack of Building

Canol Oil Probe Hits Snag Today   Official Tag of Secrecy on Files Of Joint Staffs Hinders Probers

Program ‘A Fraud’ Senator Insists  Mead Men: Study Building Delays

‘SECRECY TAG’ HOLDS UP CANOL OIL STUDY   Military Closes Files To Senate Committee

Secrecy Tag On Canol File 'Delays Probe   Military. Ban On Using Confidential Material Holds Up Investigation,

Snag Hit by  (anol Probe   House Committee Stymied by Official Tag of Secrecy on Chiefs of Staff

Chiang Regime [s Satisfied  Pleased With U. S. _ Policy Restatement

Welcome China Statement   Chiangists Consider It Endorsement of Regime; Communist “If” On Approval

US. Policy Statement Pluses Chiang Regime   GHinese Government At Nanking Considers lt Cleon Bill of Health

Army Develops Supersonic Missile To Use As Defense Against A-Bombs

TRUMAN HOLDS SHORT SESSION ON COAL FEUD   Orders Lewis, Representative of Operators to Return Late This Afternoon

Lewis, Operators Chief Summoned  To White House   ‘Truman Moves To Keep Contract Talks Going, Coal’ Miners Working

President Confers With Lewis, Soft Coal Spokesman   Nature of Discussion I Not Commented Upon; ~ [Later Session Is Called Today

Bureau Makes Plans To Increase Its Member. ship in Robeson County.

Harvester Employes May Strike   International Company Workers Say They Will  Leave Their Jobs

APPRAISAL 18 MADE   Willkie Left Estate of $559,992 to ife and “on

Union Contends Talks ‘Phoney’  Issue Arises in Allis-Chalmers Case

Demands End Of Negotiations At A-C Plants  ClO Charges Firm Meeting Only To Avoid Seizure

Shipping Season Extension Asked   State Coal Bureau In Appeal To. SFA

President Gave Signal to Crack Whip on Lewis   Ross Reveals Truman Is Now Ready for ‘Fight to Finish’

Truman Orders Fight To Finish  Instructed Krug Ta Seek Iniunctian

SIGNAL FOR FIGHT GIVEN BY TRUMAN   ‘ROSS NISCLOSES PRESIDENT DECIDED TO COME TO GRIPS WITH LEWIS.

* mal is Truman Okays Move Against UMW Leader  Showdown Said Seer  Retween. HST, Lewis

Truman Issues ~ Orders to Krug   Show-Down Fight Wit  Lewis Seen

MOVE AGAINST LEWIS CAME ON TRUMAN ORDER   President Instructed Krug To Seek Iniunction to Ractrain Contract Action

Truman Gave Signal For ‘Showdown’  Everything Being Dawa Ow Twain   Everything Being Done On Truman’s Orders. Savs Ross

COURT FORBIDS POWER WALKOUT   INJUNCTION ISSUED IN ATTEMPT TO AVERT FITTSBURGH BLACKOUT.

Union Head Postpones  Power Strike  Restraining Order Issued by Court About Midnight

Injunction Is Signed At Hour Set For Tieup  Union Leaders, Caught By Surprise, Move To End Walkout   FLOW OF ELECTRIC POWER IS UNBROKEN   Street Car Service Is Resumed; Hearing Sef For Sepf. 14

GREEN NAMES COMMITTEE OF 21 T0 STUDY ILL. HOUSING   Says Materials Shortage Makes Special Session On Issue Useless

GREEN APPOINTS COMMITTEE TO STUDY HOUSING   ILLINOIS REQUIRES 230,000 NEW HOUSES GOVERNOR REVEALS

TO SHUT OFF STEAM HEAT INPITTSBURGH   ' Nine-Day-Old Power Strike Takes New Turn In Announcement of Subsidiory Company   'SABOTAGE IS CHARGED

Power Strike Afiects Heating   Heat to Be Shut Off From 300 Downtown Buildings

Settlement, Of Shipping. Strike Looms   Federal’ Plan” Proposed—Other Disputes: Trouble

HEAT SHUTOFFS DUE AS POWER TIE-UP GOES ON   Firm Says Pickets Prevent Coal Unloading; Break Called ‘Sabotage’

Southpaws Duel In Second Game   Cardinals Send Brecheen Against Mickey Hoarris

ECHEEN FACES SOX IN SECOND SERIES CONTEST   Mickey Harris On Mound For Boston;  Tineke Poumon Pieces

PHONE STRIKE IS THREATENED   D; New Wage Hike To Be Sought, Fe Publication Reveals

PHONE WORKERS EYE WAGE BOOST   Plans For Pay Action Read: ied By National Union

IWAR DEPARTMENT CIVIL [FUNCTIONS BILL SENT iby SENATE TO TRUMAN’

Senate Vote Sends Bill To President   Compromise Flood Control Measure Has $2,600,000 For Umatilla Project, Available After July 1

Meat Storage — Part of Plan   Heavy ‘Slaughtering Now Will Save Drain

Meat Storage Is Planned by  Covernment  Killing of Livestock Planned as Grain Conservation Move

ON STORING FOOD   Anderson Says Meat, Other Animal Pronuits Head iet

U.S. To Store Fooc For Future Months   Excess Meat Supplies To Be Held Off Market To Meet Food Crisis

MEAT AND FOOD WILL BE PUT IN STORAGE   Anderson Says Larce Quantity Of F¥rodicts To Be Produced In Next Few Months Will Be Kept

MEAT PRODUCTS TO BE STORED FOR FUTURE   Anderson’s Aim Is to Adjust Supplies as Grain Is Sent Abroad

SURPLUS MEATS MAY BE STORED   Wheat Conservation Plan Expected To Increase Slaughtering

Breakfast In California, Lunch In Washington, Dinner In California

Seek U.S. Traitor Suspects Abroad 22 Played Axis Game,  Says Attorney General

U.S. Trails ‘Traitors in European Ares   Suspects Reported to Have Broadcast for Nazis During War

U.S. ON TRAIL OF AMERICANS SUSPECTED OF BEING TRAITORS   22 Persons Sought; Canada Continues  Investigating Leak Of Atomic Secrets

TEMPERATURES:   U.S. Department Of Justice Hunts 22 Yanks For Treason

Clark Discloses Agents On Trait Of U. S. Traitors   Special Emissary To Go To Europe To Collect Eviderce

22 Suspected Of Treason Sought   U. S. Justice Department On Trail Of Americans  In Europe

Comb Europe For Suspects   22 Americans Sought For Wartime Treason

U.S.AGENTSSCOUR EUROPE SEEKING TRIAL EVIDENCE   6 OTHERS ALREADY INDICTED--FACE SEVERE JUSTICE

Track Down 22 Suspects Of Treason   Special Probe Being Made By Tustice Officers

U, S. ENDEAVORS TO LOCATE FRED   Russians Will Be Asked to Turn Over Ex-Dubuquer

7 SON SUSPECTS           Department Mén. int pe Seek Group of Yanks cted of Wartime Plots! ssary to- Get Evidence!

JusticeDepartmentProbers On Trail Of 22 Americans Suspected Of Treason Acts

WAR TRAITORS HUNTED ABROAD   Agents Track Down 22 Americans Suspected Of Aiding Axis

(. S. Trails 92 Treason Suspects   Justice Department Men Conducting Sweeping Jnvestigations in Cecuvied Zones   Six Now Held   speedy Trials Planned for Traitors Accused of Aiding Nazis

‘US Investigators Searching Europe ‘For 22 Wartime Treason Suspects

Track Down 22 Traitors on FBI List   Special Emissary to Speed Roundup of U. S. Suspects

Seek U. S. Traitors   On Trail of 22 Americans Suspected of. . Dealings With Axis

Justice Agents Hot On Trail Of Suspected Mer   Evidence Is Collected Against Group On Charge Of Aijding Axis

U.S. Officials Hunt Traitors  22 Treason Suspects Will Undergo Trials

Agents Trail 22 Suspects   Americans In Europe Sought For Treason

US. TRAILING 22 SUSPECTS   Manhunt on for American: Alleged to Have Aided  In Nazi Broadcasts

Agents Trail Suspects In Europe   Evidence Collected By Workers Against Many Abroad

22 YANKS ARE SUSPECTED OF “TREASON ROLI   Justice Dept. Investigators Now Gathering Evidence On Evrnneon Soil

Bymes Defines Major Powers’ Stand at Parley   U. S. Secretary Denies Big 4 Want To Dictate Terms of Peace Pacts, Explains Rights of Smaller Nations

Byrnes Answers ‘Rubber Stamp Charge  Says Conference Is Free to Act on Many Subjects

Senate Republicans Find They Must Let Democrats Pick Capitol Offices First

Senate Republicans Find That They Stull Play Second Fiddle In Choice Of Office Spaces On Capitol Hill

Complete Year of Jap Occupation, MacArthur Rule   MacArthur Says Japan's War Ps tential Smashed, Advance Made Toward Objectives

MACARTHUR REPORTS ON JAP PROGRESS   Landed in  Japan One Year Ago Today

HOUSING PROGKAM WINS FIGHT IN U.S.   Pretabricated Hemes Te Be Increased Soon In Number.

CPA To Announce Its Pre-Fabricated Home Priorities   Wyatt’s Curb Expected To Hit Amusement Construction

Pre-Fabricated Home Manufacturers Will Get Priorities Assistance

Speeches Expected To Blow Lid Off 1948 Democratic  Convention ,   Secretary Still : Hurt By Defeat   Expects To Return To Convention With Increased Political Strength

WALLACE PLANS PARTY BLOWUF   Commerce Secretary Making Democrat Party Too Hot For Southerners

Secretary Wallace Reported Beating Bushes to Gain Strength in’48 Nominations

FOR DIRECT ACTION  Reds Ask UNO to Shelve lran Intervention Probe

Russians Ask To Negotiate lran Dispute      UNO Council Adjourns Without Reaching Decision On Problem

RUSSIA ASKS SHELVING OF IRAN APPEAI   Proposes Negotiations Between 2 Nations  To End Dispute

SHELVE IRAN PLEA, SOVIET ASKS OF UNG   Delegates Lacking Power, Reds Contend

RUSSIA ASKS UNO 10 DROP IRAN APPEAL   SOVIETS CHARGED WITH MEDDLING BY DELEGATE

Russia Asks Shelving of  lran’s Appeal   UNO Security Council Adjourns After 3-Hour Debate on Big Issue; Greeks Back British

RUSSIA OPPOSES APPEAL OF IRAN   ASKS U. N. 0, TO SHELVE COMPLAINT AND LET 2 NATIONS SETTLE DISPUTE.

Russia Asks UNO Council To Shelve lran’s Complaint   Moscow, Challenging Va lidity of Appeal, Wants To Negotiate

Russia Asks UNO to Drop  Iranian Case   Vishinsky Says Issue Was Raised by Regime No Longer in Power

Russia Fights Tran’s Appeal To UNO Council   Council Considers First Major Issue, No Decision Reached

Big-Four Foreign Ministers Gather To Begin Debating Fate Of Beaten Germany   Tackle Central Issue In Restoring Peace To Europe: Austria Next

Tackle Reich Pact   Big Four Hopeful That Work Will Be Speeded By Experience and  Continuing Cooperation

Begin Debate Or German Treaty Italy, Balkans And  Finland Pacts Writter

Fate Of Reich Under Debate By Ministers   Byrnes Will Urge Start On Peace Settlearant For Austria: Await Soviel Ruling

German Peace Treaty Is Being Talked   Foreign Ministers Oper Debate on Main Issue of Their Meet

Ministers Debate Fate Of Germany   Byrnes to Urge Start on Peace Settlement for Austria

German Pact Next on List   Big Four Foreign Ministers Finished With Satelite Treaties

Ministers Will Discuss Germany   Byrnes Plans To Press For Agreement On Austria

Fate of Germany Is Discussed by Big Four   Sentral Issue of Future Peace in Europe Comes Before Foreign Minicterc

Big Four Begin Debate  On Beaten Germany's Fate ‘Byrnes Would Also Talk Austria Issue

Big Four To Begin Debate On Germany   Finished With Satellite Pacts

BIG-FOUR FOREIGN MINISTERS DEBATE FATE OF GERMANY   Tackled the Central Issue In Restoring Please to Europe.   MET IN NEW YORK TODAY      Secretary Byrnes Intends to Pring Up the Austrian Peace Settlement.

Catch in Wage Raise Promise  Some Federal Worker Would Be Fired’

State to Permit Rationing Plan by Utility Services  Situation Appears Less Serious Than Several Days Ago

U. S. Official Tells of Defect in Law of U. 5. Allowing Huge Costs; Quiz Continues,   ‘WINING AND DINING’ IS GIVEN MENTION

U.S. Lost Billions on Contracts   Comptroller-General Says Everyone Out to “Get Government”

War Profits Run Into Billions   Comptroller General Tells Committee Of Renegotiations.

BILLIONS LOST BY UNCLE SAM ON WAR DEALS   Senate Group Hears Charges Made by Comptroller

Law Defects Blamed For War Losses   Committee Told Former Army Officers Now In Fat Payroll Jobs

U. S. Billions ‘Gift’ on Contracts Bared   Comptroller Tells War Probe He Comptroller Tells War Probe Office

‘BILLIONS’ GIVEN AWAY IN WAR CONTRACTS   Loopholes, Army Lobby Blamed

United States Is Working On Plan To Restrict Veto   Russia and Other Big Powers Will be Approached With Three-Point Plan——-No Indication of  Ganging Up With Britain 

CURB VETO IS 10 BE OFFERED   Trouble Point   Stumbling Block Issue Of Security Council Set For Today

U.S. Working Out New Veto Proposal  Pe et ee ae Pe   Restricted Use in U. N. Council Detailed in Plan

U.S. Works On Veto Curb Plan  Will Be Put Before UN Delegations Soon

U.S. WORKING QUT PLAN FOR CURB ON VETO   Three Proposals Will Be Submitted To U. N. Assembiv

RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF VETO U.S. PROPOSAI      Detailed Plan Will Be Pre sented To UN For  Consideration   THREE DIFFERENT WAYS SUGGESTED

U. 5. TO SUBMIT PLAN TO RESTRICT VETO VOTE IN U.N   Proposal to Be Laid Before Assembly Would Curb its Uses in Three Dif ferent Ways.   ISSUE IS HOTTEST ONE BEFORE DELEGATES   Warren R. Austin Expected to Touch On Subject in Full Dress Policy Speech Today.

Small Warns Against Talk Of Recession  Calls for Labor  Management To Join Hands

He Contends Decline Is Not Inevitable  If Common Sense  And Restraint Are Used

Recession Is Not Inevitable, Small Asserts   Cautions Nation Against Talking Itself Into A Business Depression

Production Chief Cautions Nation  John Small Warns o! Business Recession

Small Warns Against Talk Of Depression   CPA Head Says Progihets Of Gloom Stirring Up  Pannlata Bink.

(PA Chief Declares Recession Unlikely   Small Urges. Labor anc Management to Use © Common Sense.

Second Janitor Arrested in Kidnap-Murder.   Was Associate of Hector Verburgh; Wire Noose Found

NEIGHBORHOOD   Murder Shop Found in Building Where. One Is Employed

POLICE USING. LIE DETECTOR — IN GRILLING   TWO SUSPECTS  IN : BRUTAL SLAYING DENY CRIME ' DESPITE DAMAGING. . ‘EVIDENCE 

New Suspect Questioned in Child Slaying   Find Ax and Hacksaw ‘In Apartment Near Scene of Kidnaping

Two Janitors Are In Custody In Girls Death   Arrested By Police After Discoveries In Atrocious Kidnap-Murder At Chicago   TAKEN IN AREA OF FIENDISH CRIME

Se a ee eo THEY'RE STILL TERRIBLE, BUT—  - Five Minutes Instead Of Two Now Used For Army Haircuts

Army, Getting Soft, Now Souanders Five Minutes On Recruit's Haircut

THEY’RE STILL TERRIBLE, BUT—  Five Minutes Instead Of Two Now Used For Army Haircuts

Big Demonstration In Yokahoma Area   Colone! Breaks Up Gathering Where Soldiers Shouted Damands to Patterson

Officer Hints Pron for GI nM Hotheads      Colonel Declares Patterson tnsulted By Demonstrators

GI's Reprimanded For Protest Demonstration Before Patterson   Provost Marshall Tells Them “If You Want Lace Panties 1’]] Get Them For You,” In Condemning Insult To Secretary Of War

Local Agencies Are Dependent Upon Donations   Solicitors Visiting Homes For Contributions To Fund

@ PAUL MALLON-—  Prophets Strangely Quiet on Outcome of Fall Election

U.S. T0 FORCE SHOWDOWN ON PEACE PACTS   Byrnes Off For Paris And Final Try For Soviet Support

Secretary of State Byrnes and Aides Take Off for Paris Meeting in Effort to Map Terms for World Peace

Byres Leaves For New Try at Peace Treaties   Conference of 21 Nations Seen if Paris Meet Fails

ENVOYS WiLL TRY 10 WRITE NEW TREATIES   EUROPE’S PROBLEMS TO BE JACKLED IN PARIS

Truman Speeds Byrnes Off to Paris Parley   Secretory Leaves For What, May P=. Final tty For Russian . - Callaboration

Secretary Bymes Leaves for Paris   President on Hand To Wish Good Luck

THREE ARE OFF FOR PARLEY SET FOR PARIS   Byrnes, Vandenberg And Connally Are to Represent Nation

Secretary Departs From Washington With His Advisers, Connally and Vandenberg—Americans Will Try to Reach Agreement With Russians and, if Unsuccessful, Will Seek Other Means to Work Out Pacts.

Truman Speeds Byrnes to Paris, -. Remark Hints He May Go Himself   Joking. Save Ross

Byrnes Leaves For New Try at  Kuropean Peace   Truman Remarks That He Might Go to Paris Himself

Byrnes Leaves For Europe to Face Bia Task   Three - Fold Program Before Parley; Truman at Airport

Another A-C Plant Opens  Union At Springfield Votes To End Strike

CONGRESS HAS STRICT ANTISTRIKE BILL   Preparing to — Givé It Strong Consideration —

Control Bill Being Aired   Congressmen Angry As Waikouts Continue

ANTI-STRIKE BILL UP It HOUSE TODAY   New Strikes Bring Idie Total to 1,543,000

Declares U. 8. and Britaim Cannot Create Capitalist Encirclement of Soviet Union. i   STATEMENT BROADCAST BY MOSCOW RADIO   Dictator Regards Demilitarization of Germany as One of Most Important Guar-  antees of Peace. Fa

UN Security Council Sees Precedent Set   Brazilian Delegate Comes to Defense of United States

oviet Leader Says U. § And Britain Could No Create Capitalist En circlement Of USSR

Russia Protests Presence of U. §. Troops Abroad   Gromyko Charge Brings Sharp Response From Brazilian

BYRNES REVEALS DISCHARGE OF 40   DOUBT AS TO LOYALTY, LEADS TO FIRING OF STATE DEPARTMENT WORKERS.

Dr. Justin F. Wait Xeturns Safely To iis Metuchin Home   Former Norwich Resident Had Been Detained on “Confidential Projects”’

Granary Fires Being Probec   Second Damaging Blaze In Indiana Results In Start Of Investigation

Injured Driver Receives Charges   Charles White Attempted To Drive Truck Through Thomasville Picket Line

PITTSRLIRGH ELECTRICIANS END 178-DAY STRIKE   RULGAR CHAIRMAN ACCUSED OF FAVORING REDS

New Angles in Burning of Beta House at Fulfon   Two Students Face Arraignment Tuesday On Charges of Arson

TWO ANGLES HAVE TURNED UP IN FIRE INVESTIGATION   Arrests On Arson Charges Made In Fulton Following Beta Theta Pi Blaze.   BOTH ARE SOPHOVORES   Youth Had Been Overheard Telephoning For a Taxicab That Morning.

Two Westminster students Face Arson Charges   Prosecutor Reports New Evidence On Fire at Fraternity

Student Calls For  Gasoline   Aged Volunteer  Chief Dies at Fire Siarted _at Fraternity  ou by Stadent=

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HELP FOR STARVING SUBJECT OF PARLEY   ‘Truman Confers With Four Aids  in Attempt to Iron Out Differ- — ences on Food Relief,

President Holds  Food Meeting  Clashing Views Are  Aired at Parley

TRUMAN STAFF CLASHES AIRED   Food Shortages In U. S. May Run Into 1948, Savs Anderson

Red Leader Hits Back at Fulton Talk   Terms Briton’s Attitude Not Compatible with 20-Year Accord.

Russian Indicates British Treaty. Will Be Scrapped   U. 5.-Soviet Crisis Grave as Reds Bolster Iran Forces

Hints He’s Ready To Scrap Treaty  Stalin Issues Reply To Churchill

“Defeat” at Arms Promised British and Their Friends  Says Winston Is_ Stil  Enalich Cunbacman

We Il Beat Off Intervention, Stalin Warns   Calls Churchill Talk ‘Ultimatum;’ Hints at Scrapping Treaty

STALIN PUBLICLY DEFIES CHURCHILL; ATTACK ON ; TURK FRONTIER FEARED.

Stalin Views Churchill Talk  As Dangerous   Russian Chieft ain Is Blunt In Comment About Speech

Armored Units Seen On March   Stalin Bluntly Terns Churchill Declaration Sort of Ulli

STALIN DENOUNCES CHURCHILL'S TALK   Compares Briton’s Attitude with. Thot of Hitler

Churchill Is Target For Stalin Blast   Red Leader Charges Briton Trying To Encircle Soviet

Estonians Ready To Leave Country   Truman Makes Plea But Is Powerless To Admit Refugees.

Molotov Asks More Harmony At Peace Meet   Byrnes Scores Russ Tactics Misrepresenting U.S. Peace Aims

Free Danube Is Stil In Doubt   Agreement Passed by Peace Parley Over  Slav Protest May Be Voided by Soviet Veto

Why Such Fuss Over a River?  Danube Efforts Aimec At Cracking Iron Veil

Freedom of Danube River Is of Vast Importance to World Peace, Progress

Danube Freedom Is Major Issue   Is of Importance To World Peace And Progress

a HAS — NEW DEFENSE   MILITARY LEADERS SAID TO “HAVE DECIDED BRITISH ISLES"

‘A’ Bomb Causes Britain To Revise Defensive Plans   Would Use Africa Aid Aus. tralia As Defense Bases For Empire

Six Lives Lost In Accidents   Two Autos And Bus Collide With Trains

2 AUTOS, BUS HIT BY TRAINS   Two Sunday School Pupils, Pastor, Three Others Killed In Crashes

Patient but Firm Policy with Reds On Tr Trusteeships   U. S. to Retain Controls Of Jap Mandated Islands For Securify Purnoses

Russians Postpone  Policy Speech for “Novikov Arrival’   When Novikov Arrives, Reds Offer No New  Explanations

Soviet Union Postpones  Policy Speech   United States Remains Patiently Firm With Russia

Soviets Delay Policy Speech   U. S. Offers Jurisdiction To U.N, Over Certain Jap-Mandated Islands

Russia Delays Showdown on U. N Trusteeship for Jap Islands   Keenly Anticipated Reply to American Plan Postponed Until Monday; U.S. Will Oppose “Coercive Action’ Against Franco Spain

Russia Delays Policy Speech  U. S. States Stand  n lananece Iclac

‘Russia Postpones U. N. Policy Speech Today   U. S. OPPOSES ‘COERCIVE ACTION AGAINST SPAIN

Russia Delays Reply To U.S. Island Demand   U.S. Faces Long Bitter Fight On Trusteeship Of Jap Islands

SOVIET POSTPONES POLICY SPEECH ON ‘UN. TRUSTEESHIP   Keenly Anticipated Speech : Delayed Until: Monday By Red Delegate

U.N. AWAITS MAJOR > RUSSIAN DECISION WN MANDATE ISSUE  “AMERICAN STAND SEEN “TAKE-IT-OR-LEAVEIT   AM TOiCTELCLID. DI AN 

This Time the Firemen Do the Fiddling While A Child Dies in Flames

Nazi Soldier Tells Of Order to Kill Yanks at Malmedy  . Ordered to Shoot Liying Americans, ome ep  UP eg ee hinge

Nine Killed in Storms: Which Swent Alabame   Tornadoes, Wind and Rain Storms Sweep Mississippi, Georgia Also and 34 Are Hurt

2,034 Vessels Are Idled as Seamen Quit   Pacific Shipowners Appeal Directly to Presiden? Trumon

.   Fifty Truckloads of U. 8S. Marines Pursuing Chinese Communists Who Killed Four Marines and Wounded 12 to 16 Others.

YANKS PURSUE CHINESE REDS   Four Marines Slain, Twelve Wounded in Clash

Exhort Jews to Revolt   Outlaw Organization Threatens to Bomb General Post Office In Palestine '

Jewish Terrorist: Threaten to  Wreck Postoftice   Outlawed Organization Calls for Total Revolt Against British; London Says U. S. Has Refused to Participate in Palestine Division

WAR URGED ON TENSE JEWISH CITIZENS OF PALESTINE BY RADIO   SITUATION CRITICAL IN MOST PARTS OF LAND AS VIOLENCE FEARED

Palestine Uprising Expected   Jewish Underground Calls For All-Out Revolt Against British

Jerusalem Post Office Bombing Is Threatened By Jewish Terrorists   Building Twice Evacuated and Searched for Explosives; Secret Radio Insists It Is Target for New Outrage

JEWS THREATEN ARMED REVOLT   Palestine, Aroused by Deportations to Cyprus

Threat Made To Bomb Jerusalem Post Office   British Troops On Alert For Trouble Over Wide Area

Palestine Jews Called To General Revolt Against the British   Terrorists Plan to Bomb Postoffice for Second Time; British Forces Stand Guard; President Truman Rejects Federalization Plan

SECO ~ FROM TERRORISTS IN PALESTINE   Planned to Bomb the General Post Office, Jerusalem Dispatch Says,   FORCES STOOD GUARD   From 50,000 to 200,000 Armed British Soldiers Awaited Possible Trouble.

—JEW S— Terrorists Call For Uprising   Threaten To Bomb General Postoffice

Terrorists Threaten for Secand. Time to Bomb General Postoffice Building

More Threats By Terrorists   Threaten to Bomb General Postoffice At Palestine

Postoffice Is Target Second Bomb Threat   Communications System Disrupted Throughout Palestine For Over Tyo Hours   800 More Illegal  Immigrants Arrive   ‘Outlawed Radio Tratismitter Broadeasts Call For Jews to Join in Revolt

Outlaw Palestine Radio Exhorts Jews To Revolt Against British Forces

JEWS ARE EXHORTED TO REVOLT   Terrorists Make Second Threat to Bomb Postoffice

New Bomb Threat In Jerusalem   Warning Precedes Radio Proclamation By Secret Radio for Jews to Revol?

Palestine Jews Urged to Revolt Against Britain   British Armed Forces Stand Guard Awaiting Possible Trouble

Rioters Threaten Bombing   General Postoffice In Jerusalem Is Target for Terrorists.

TERRORISTS THREATEN POSTOFFICE   Jews Exhorted To Revolt Against Great Britain

Bomb Threats Hurled, Jews Exhort Revolt   Division Plan Refused By U.S.

Today’s Outlook   By J. M. ROBERTS, JMR. AP Forcign Affairs Analyst   U. 8. LOAN LOOMS AS FACTOR IN POLISH PLEBISCITE

Pre-election Announcement of U.S. Loan May Help Soviet Faction in Poland's Voting

UNITED STATES APPROVAL OF BIG LOAN TO POLAND INCREASES RED CHANCES FOR VICTORY IN BALLOT

Brauch Hasn't Any Idea Of Moving Te to New Alley Location   He’s Leased Pinsetting Ma. chine To Avoid Boy — ‘Headache os

Brauch Hasn't Any ~ Idea Of Moving. lo New Alley Location   He’s Leased Pinsetting Ma chine To Avoid. Boy ‘Headache

Truman May Clarify U.S.  Pacifie Aims Island Bases  Causing Dispute

Stockyards Jammed With Huge Supply   Hogs Will Be Bought By Permit Next Tuesday; Price Drop Possible

Price'of Sugar Going Up Scorn   Wil Increase Just Ove: -Half. Cent's Pound, Sia‘bilization Director Save

UN COUNCIL TO SEEK FULL VOTE ON SPAIN   Council Will: Continue Debate Today

lowa Fails to Meet Cornand Soybean Goals   State and Nation Report on Farmers’ Planting Intentions

Corn Crop Of 3,097,000,000  Bu. Forecast   Based On Planting Intentions; Iowa Estimate  Below Goal.

STRIP OF NORMANDY BEACH * MAY BE ALLIED MEMORIAL      FRENCH VETERANS GROUP WOULD HAVE FRANCE CEDE INVASION BEACH TO ALLIES

Normandy Beachhead Strip May Be Ceded to British. U.§. Liberators

GUARD KILLER GETS 99 YEARS   Anamosa Inmate Sentenced  For 2nd Degree Murder

Wednesday Negotiations At Detroit ‘Best So Far’  So Described By U. S. Mediator; Talks Today To G

GM Negotiations Make Progress; Parley Will Be Resumed Today   Federal Mediator Dewe' Terms Latest Session “the Best So Far”   FEAR OF POWER STRIKE RISES AT PITTSBURGH   Lancaster Transit Walkout Continues; Milk Strike Hits Detroit

UNION AND GM MAY WIND UP STRIKE TODAY   FEDERAL MEDIATOR REPORTS REAL PROGRESS

GM Session ‘Best So Far’.  Dewey Says Progress  Made Durine Meetin:

PROGRESS MADE AT G. M. PARLEY   MEDIATOR DEWEY SEES CHANCE FOR STRIKE TO BE SETTLED TODAY,

Progress Made In GM Parley        Dewey Sees Pos sibilit; Of Settlement Today

TODAY'S MEDIATION SESSION SET TO RUN THROUGH WHOLE DAY   Wednesday Meeting OF GM And UAW Called ‘The Best So Far’

PN OO NS INT CL ITE  President Says Poll Tax Repeal Is Matter For States To Decide

Truman Eases Up On Poll Tax Attitude  Seys Repeal Must Be Left Up to the States

Truman to Leave Poll Tax Alone   Compromise to Southern States Being Offered

Surprise Turn Taken on Touchy Point   Shy Schoolgirl Gets President to Acknowledge Stand

Peace offer to southern demos seen  Leave poll tax to states~Truman

PLOT TO HIDE WAR “TIP-OFF” SEEN   ; NAVAL OFFICER INSISTS JAP’ MESSAGE WAS INTERCEPT-  ED BEFORE RAID. 

Plot to Hide Jar War Tip Hinted   Pearl Witness Charges Navy Superiors Brought Pressure to Make Him Reverse Story of Message; Says File Missing

GRILL NAVAL AGENT ABOUT JAP WARNING   Witness Says All Records of Code Message Have Disappeared.

Safford Hints At ‘Conspiracy’ In High Places   Charges War ‘und Navy Departnents With Trying  To Blot Out Receipt Rlessares

Sees Army-Navy Conspiracy In ‘Pearl’ Probe   Records Of Messages Hove Disappeared, He Tells Investigators  In Washington

Navy Officer Charges Piot To Blot Out   Tells Investigators Jap Messages Intercepted On Dec. 4, 1941,

Safford Tells Inquiry Board There Is the Appearance of Conspiracy by Army and Navy   Deciares Search of East Coast Monitoring Stations Had Revealed that Records for Month of December. 194I, were Missina

Raid TipKilled, Safford Thinks   ‘Pearl Harbor Witness Tells ' Of Vanishing Records

Conspiracy To Destroy War Tip-Off Receipt Seer   Nava! Officer Tells Probers All Records on Code Interception Have Disappeared

Bases Charge Disappearance  Of Messages   Captain Insists He Had Seen— Inercepted, Decoded Jape  A nnn      PICKED UP DEC. 4TH

Navy Man Sees ‘Conspiracy to Hide ‘Tip-off   Capt. L. F. Safford Testifies He Decoded Jap Broadcast Three Days Before Peari Harbor Attack

NAVAL OFFICER INSISTS “WINDS' CODE RECEIVED   Radio Monitor Station Records Are Missing, Asserts Safford

Conspir acy  On ‘Winds’ Is Charged   Captain Safford Says Ree: ords Of Messages Intercepted Disappear

Reconversion Slowdown Hits Nation Again As Steel Producers Curtail Output As Result Of Soft Coal Strike

Soft Coal Strike Set for Tonight; Industries Plan To Stretch Fuel Supplies

Appointments Revealed Today   Final Items Of UNO Security Council Busines.  Disposed Of.

Four Appointments Made To United Nations Positions To End Business At London

SOVIET ATTACKS CHURCHILL AGAIN   Friendly Nature Of Russian Ties With U. S. Stressed

Russian Press Raps Churchill   Sees Friendliness In U. S. Relations

Russian Press In’ New Criticism Of Churchill Address   Points’ To. To. Traditional Friendly Relations Be: tween U: S. and Russia.

STATE SCHOOL BOARD SWORN IK   KEITH NAMED PRESIDENT~ SCANTLIN FIRST COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION.

Retain Scantlin Policies Missouri Board of Education Chooses Columbian President

Stalin Calls On Red Army To Strengthen   Must Keep Abreast . Of Fast Developing Techniques, He Says

Stalin Tells Arm) To Develop Migh  Wants Achieve High Level Of Production

Stalin Urges Red Army to Hold Position   Says Strong Force Must Be Ready to Secure Nation

Stalin Orders . Red Army Plan On Anniversary   Claims Military Matters Must Move Forward And Imnrave

Army Cuts Ground — Forces by 38,000   73,000 Civilians Also Cut From Payroll in Economy Move

Army Reduces Domestic Ground Forces   Second Armored Division Be Skeletonizect

ARMED FORCES SLICE 73,200 FROM PAYROLL   Army Strength Will Be To 1,070,000 By Next July 1

Former City Man lll Short Time   Funeral Arrangements Not Completed— Gave Belles Lettres Club and Funds for Parochial High School Here——Left  Oil City in 1909

Funeral Arrangements Not Completed-—— Gave Belles Lettres Club and Funds for Parochial High School Here—Left  Oi] City in 1909

Pauley Denies Backing Sale Of Oil Tanker      Nominee For Naval Post Interrupts Hearing To Shout ‘Lie’

Several Persons Hurt In a Wreck   Western Pacific Special and Another Train Collided.

Several Persons Injured in Utah Train Wreck  Passenger Special, Freight Collide

Several Persons Injured in Utah Train Wreck  Passenger Special, Freight Collide  Pact aL Carls lala

Wheat Surplus in Outlook for 1947; Bumper 1946 Crops  Transportation Lack Will Prevent Export

POSSIBILITY OF ’47 SURPLUS FLOUR GRAIN MAY BE TOLD IN WHEAT TALLY

Wheat Crop  Survey   Government Will Soon Know Whether Surplus Probable

SPRINGFIELD MAN SUED HERE BY WELL-DRILLER   2 Wives and Husband Begin Actions in Diyorce   COUPLE PARTED IN FEB.

SPRINGFIELD TWP. MAN IS DEFENDANT IN SUIT FOR S600   Northampton County Well. Driller Names Fred W. Stherkraue   AGREEMENT DISPUTE   Three More Divorce Libels Are Entered in Bucks County Courts

Admimistrators Scheduled to Resume Efforts To Settle Dispute at 10 This Morning; UMW Chief Crim As He Leaves

Strike Resumes Today as Parley  Proves Fruitless  President, UMW Chief Silent After Last-Minute Talk

No Arrangement for Soft Coal Miners to Resume Today; Navy in Control of Coal Production.

Fier Convicted Of Branding Girt   Convicted of Burning Army Typist With Cigar. ettes, Razor Slashes

Army ther Found Guilty Of Brandin g Girl, 18, With Razor And Cigarettes During Hotel Ore yy

ARMY FLIER GUILTY OF BRANDING GIRL   Lica! Thomas Farrell Faces Up To 4 Years In Prison For Hote] Room Attack

Flier Guilty In Branding Case   Farrell Posts Bond tc Await Sentencing Next Monday

Fire Threatens Town of Waukon  Little City Rocked by Gasoline Expleslor

ROARING FIRE, GAS FED, RAGES NEAR WAUKON   Explosion Is Likened To Atomic Blast — By Witnesses

HALF OF TOWN IS THREATENED   Blaze Is Reported Out of Control; No One Iniured as Yet

BELIEVE BLAST BEGAN ROARING WAUKON BLAZE   Firemen From 4 Towns Help Battle Fire Fed by Aviation Fuel

Swedes Alarmed At Rocket Flights   Crew Dies as Plane Bumps Bomb in Air

Stockholm Papers Claim Three Killed When Plane Collided With Rocket Bomb, Said Radio-Controlled

LATEST nEWS BULLETINS  “far °   Charges “Offensive Against Soviet Union”

MOLOTOV SAYS US. HEADS ANTI-RED BLOG   Glaims Byrnes Responsible For Big Four Failure

MOLOTOV SAYS U.5,- BRITISH ON OFFENSIVE   Sabotage Of Order Set By Allies Claimed

SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS U, 53. AND BRITAIN SEEKING TO IMPOSE WILL ON RUSSIA

Supreme Court Agrees To Take Lewis Appeal  Jurists Display Unprecedented Speed In Action:

SUPREME COURT AGREES 10 LIST CONTEMPT APPEAL   Strike Emergency. Measures Including Embargo en Beainht lifted

Justices Agree { To By-Pass U.S. Appeals Court  Hearing will Open

RAIN IN SOUTHWEST      Showers Are Not Heavy Enough to Relieve Acute Dryness

Agencies Fight For Plant Use   Argue For Pre-Fab Homes, Auto Output

PLANT DISPUTE GOES TO CLARK   Called On To Decide Dis position Of $170,947,000 Factory

NY Y Cotton   Wild Ride By Five Sailors In Jeep Ends In Canal—Two Drown

U. S. Presses Drive Against Tax Evaders   Cases Involve Wartime Black Market Operators

War Tax Invasion Inquiry Is Opened   5000 Agents Assigned Job of Tracking Down Black Market Profiteers

ASSEMBLY ‘WAY STUDY HOUSING   Lausche Expected To Expand Program To Include Some For OF sulaig”hid

® Senate Action On Road Tax Before Friday       Speech By Churchill To Interrupt Work On Adjournment Eve

Soviel Naval Officer Held For Espionage   Lieutenant to be Given Hearing in Portland, Ore., Today

Russian Officer Held in Portland On Espionage Charge by FBI   Young Soviet Naval Liew. fenant Denies He Wa: Preparing To Flee When Arrested

Consul - General Flies to Aid of Spy Suspect   Prisoner Asserts Charge Is Political Buildup

FBI Holds He Sought Navy Data   Consul General To Post Bail Today If He Is Not Released

TODAY FOR RED OFFICER   FBI Is Pushing Spy Inquiry After His Arrest

Soviet consul called to case  on espionage Red navy officer  awattine hearino

Soviet Officer Awaits U.S. Spy Hearing Russ Consul Flies  To Portland to Post Suspect’s Bail

ALLEGED SOVIET SPY LOCKED UP   Naval Officer Denies He Planned To Flee On Cannery Boat

Santa Claus Visits Mexia Friday, Distributes Candy '   Arrives by. Plane; Big Crowd Watches Downtown Parade 

L ENTRIES REACH RECORD LEVEL FOR POSTWAR SHOW  STATE FAIR TO OPEN TOMORROW

STATE SET FOR FIRST POST-WAR OHIO FAIR   Saturday-Through-F rida y Events Scheduled

LANGHOUT RITES WILL BE TUESDAY   Friends Shocked To Learr of Unexpected Weath of LeMars Woman

Lucille Langhout Died Saturday  ~ Daughter Treasurer  - And Mrs. Wianghout

An Idéa  Dream About Cake, But No Sugar; So OPA Steps In, Helps Out —

IN TORSO MURDER   Only Parts of Body Found; Innocent Plea Entered :

Woman Facing Murder Charge   Mrs. Sonja Leggett Pleads Innocent in Death of Girl

Grand Jury Expected io Report. Friday in Saratoga $srinas Girl's Death

Red Periodical Lauds Outcome of lranian Affair  New Times Magazine   New Times Magazine Also Pays Respects to United States

SOVIET MAGAZINE. CRITICAL OF NS.   New Times Says UN Parteys  Demonstrate Red  Coreian Policy

Unusual Meeting On European Battlefield Ig Worth $1.000 To G_I.s«

New Conterences In Steel Strike At Washington   Report Government And U. S. Steel Head Seek Solution Of WagePrice Problem   REPORT FAIRLESS IN PRICE PARLEY

HEARINGS HELD ON STEEL SUS AGAINST PICKERS    Seven: Plants Agree -on Wages: James Dewe; Studies GM Dispute

15 PER CENT BOOST GIVEN BY COMPANY   Announce Hike As CIO Prepares Drive On Other Concerns

Ford Boosts Pay Of Other Workers   ‘Rad Faith’ Charged to GN By UAW at Hearing

FORD RAISES PAY OF 19,000 NOT IN UNION   HOURLY AND SALARY EMPLOYES GET 15 PERCENT BOOST

Ford Announces 15 Per Cent Pay Hike for 19,000 Non-Cl0 Members   Raise, Retroactive to Jan. 1, Will Include 4,335 Foremen   UNION SQUARES OFF WITH GENERAL MOTORS   UAW Asks NLRB To Direct GM To Award Back Pay to Strikers

Ford Employes Get Pay Boost  Salaried, Hourly Workers  Concerned

INDICTED FOR LOVE FRAUD   Girl Accused of Using Mails to Defraud Six Men

SEE SLAUGHTER CONTROLS AGAIN   Move Designed to  Curb Black Market

2 HIGH ENVOYS MAY QUIT PosTs   see Kesignation of Winant and Yaryiman

Top U. S. Ambassadors  May Quit Their Posts   Harriman in Moscow And Winant, Envoy To Britain Will Quit,  Tro Tee ete PME et le User

HEAR REPORT TWO ENVOYS WILL RESIGN   La Guardia Is Mentioned As Successor to Harriman In Moscow

Two Top Envoys of U.S. To Quit   Harriman, Winant Ready To Resian

RESIGNATION OF  TWOU.S. ENVOYS REPORTED NEAR   OFFICIALS DECLARE WINANT, HARRIMAN PREPARING TO QUIT

Two Top Envoys Soon to Resign Posts; Report    New U.S. Ambassadors to London. Moscow ire Expected —

Top Envoys May Quit   Moscow and London May Get New U.S. Ambassadors Soon

Resignation Of High Chiefs In Diplomatic Department RegardedAs CertainAction

Resignation of 2 Top Envoys Said Imminent   Report Winant, Harriman Ready To Quit London, Moscow Posts

LONDON, MOSCOW ENVOYS TO QUIT   LaGuardia Hinted as Successor to Soviet Post

HINT DIPLOMATS READY TO QUIT   May Send LaGuardia as New Envoy to Russia

AMBASSA  TO BRITAIN, RUSSIA ARE READY T0 QUIT   Herriman And.  Winant Want To Leave; New Men Being Considered

KEY U.S, ENVOYS MAY QUIT POSTS   Harriman, Winant Reported Planning To Step Out

Resignation of Two Top Diplomatic Envoys Is Sighted  Harriman and Winant   Harriman and Winant May Resign as U. 5. Ambassadors

Ambassadors To Russia, Britain May Resign Soon   LaGuardia Mentioned As Possible New  Envoy To Russia

KEY DIPLOMATS MAY STEP DOWN   Imminent Resignations Of  Harriman And Winant  Forecast.

Resignation of Two Top Diplomatic Envoys Is Sighted   Harriman and Winan  May Resign as  U. S. Ambassadors

NORWAY THOUGHT ALLIED OBJECTIVE  Nazi Spy Helps FBI Trick German Officials On Invasion Plans .

Greenwich Does Not Want UNO Capital   Connecticut Citions in Overwhelming Votes Mokes It Plain They Don't Went Their Community ‘Destroyed’

People Oppose Having Capitol  Town Disapproves United Nations Site

UNO Given Cold Shoulder  Town Becsn’t Want kT. Boe Warld Canitak

Conhecticut Site For UN Is Opposed  By Citizens    Balloting Indicates Greenwich Voters: : ‘Don’t Want Capita?

Student Vets Look For Home — In LeMars  Married Men   pee Ee LS wf Le Fi   Married Men Encounter Difficulty With Living Quarters

Student Vets Look For Home — In LeMars   Married Men Encounter Difficulty

Five Men Enter Army And Navy  Plymouth County Volunteers, Selectees

OPA. States. Car Prices: Will Lower   Five Men Enter — Army And Navy  Plymouth County . - Volunteers, Selectees

TRUMAN FACES SETBACK ON WORK BILL   Conferees Reported Favoring Version Passed by House

Truman Due for Setback on Full Employment Bill   Joint Conferees Delete Provision Guaranteeing Jot

SETBACK oN WORK BIL   Conferees Bénorted Favoring Version.. Passed by House:

Palestine Plan Outlook Dark   British Surprised at Reported Truman Opposition

Attlee Returns to London for: Special Cabinet Session; US Holy Land Experts Called Home by President

Bettis Palestine Proposal Runsinto U. S. Disapproval   President Truman. Shows     Reports Say in Washington

Holy Land Split Still Undecided   Future Dark After Truman Expresses TDhiasatisfaction

British Cabinet Meeting Today   Special Meeting Will Re. view Palestine Situation Over Proposed Division

Plan To Divide Palestine Four Ways Discussed   Arabs and Jews Both Oppose Partitioning; Truman Cool to Idea

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   British Cabinet Considers Palestine Situation

BRITONS PROBE TION PROBLEM   Cabinet Meeting To: Untave! Rs Holy Land Issue:

Truman Abandons Plan For Army-Navy Merger Lovcisiation This Year

Governor Thye  Runs Ahead of Shipstead   Stassen’s Candidate Has 19,000-Vote Lead in Minnesota

State School Financing Is Issue  Hot Fight Expected At WTCC Meeting

ANTI ROYALTY BILL GIVEN APPROVAL   House Group Okays Measure to Ban John Lewis Plan

Lewis Royalty Demands Suffer Setback in House   Sub-Committee Ready To Broaden Law Aimed At Musicians’ Boss.

Subcommittee of House Agrees Ic Adopt Measure   Senate Also Planning Action To Prevent Payment to Miners

LEGISLATIO WOULD OUTLAW LEWIS DEMANDS   Senate Also Prepares to Take Up AntiStrike Bills

CABINET SPLIT SEEN WIDENED BY STATEMENT   Byrnes’ Aides Report Secretary Bitterly Opposes Jowan

Truman Fails to End Fight Within Party   Wallace Announces He'll Continue to Fight Tough Policy

To Fight For These- Views.  MHarnlde Wide.Ones   Heralds Wide-Open Split In Cabinet

Wallace Plans To Emphasize  Peace’ Views   Stands By N. Y. Speech and Will Speak Again On Subject Soon.

Wallace to Fight _  For Foreign Views   Secretary Issues a Statement on His Return to Washington; His Plea for a Softer Attitude Toward Russia Brings Split in Cabinet.

Wallace Stands By His Speech   Says He Plans To Make Another Soon  On Same Subject; Also To See Truman

Wallace Says He Stands on  Policy Speech  Commerce Secretary Talks   Commerce Secretary I alks With Truman on Telephone

Full-Scale Cabinet Crisis May Develop Before It’s All Ended... ._  Wallace Battle Not Yet Ovel

WALLACE STANDS: BY HS SPEECH ON FOREIGN POLICY   Secretary Says He Will Continve to Air His Views in Publie

Cabinet Split Is Hinted   Showdown Between Byrnes and Wallace Likely As Commerce Secretary Stands Pat

FIGHT FOR VIEWS   Wallace Stand Probably Means a Split With Secretary Byrnes   TALKS TO PRESIDENT

-Temperatures   Commerce Secretary Promises to Make Other Speeches; Will See President Soon; State Department Still Upset

Wallace Repeat: His Stand On Foreign Policy   Will Continue Efforts For Lasting Peace, Speak Again; Truman Parley Set

Policy Stand Reaffirmed By Wallace   Cabinet Split Indicated as Secretary Declares He Will Continue Fight to Uphold Views

Wallace Plans  ‘Peace’ Views   Stands By N. Y. Speech and Will Speak Again On Subject Soon.

Wallace's Right To Voice Personal Opinion On Foreian Policy May Precipitate Cabinet Batile

Wallace Standing  Ground  On Talk   Extreme Right and Left Wings Find It At Variance

‘Wallace, With Cabinet Crisis Looming, Says He'll Stand On Speech, Make Another Soon

Truman Has Yet To Confer. With Byrnes, Wallace   Observers Feel Breach is Still In Existence

Wallace Says He Sfands By Policy Views   Rift With State Department Said Altmost Certain

Commerce Chief Defends Speech Made Last Week   Today's Statement Comes After Phone Talk With President

- Wide Open Split Indicated in Truman’s Cabinet with State Department Ire Up Over Henry’s Publicly Expressed Views

Declares he Will Continue to Fight For His Views; Talk Causes Party Split

WALLACE SAYS HE STAND ON POLICY TALK   Plans to Make More Speeches On Foreign Policy as Brisk Fight Shapes   THINKS MOST AMERICAN READY TC WGRK FOR PEACE

WIDE-OPEN SPLIT IN CABINET SEEN WITH RENEWAL OF DISPUTE   COMMERCE SECRETARY REAFFIRMS VIEW OF RELATION TO RUSSIA

CABINET CRISIS MAY RESULT IN POLICY DISPUTE   Leaders Don’t Believe That Truman’s Declaration Has Ended Battle

Wallace Plans Another Talk On World Peace   Address On Foreign Policy At Sharp Variance With That Of Secretary Byrne

Won't Drop Fight For A ‘Softer’ Tone   Position On Russia Indicates Wide-Open Split With See Rurnes.

Announcenient) Heralds Wide-Open Split In President Truman’s Cabi net Family .

Cabinet Crisis Hinted as  Secretary Voices Intention To Seek Softer U.S. Policy

Will Continue Fight Publicly For His Views   Announcement Heral d 8 Wide Open Split -in President’s Cabinet ~

Secretary Returns to Capital; Not Expected to Take Issue; Truman Charged with Big Political Blunder

CABINET FEUD HINTED — ‘Stand. on Speech,’ Says — Wallace, Promising More

WILL KEEP UP PUBLIC FIGHT ON RED POLICY   Plans Second Address While   Signs of Cabinet  Split Loom.  t

Wallace to Stand by His Guns   Commerce Secretary Reaffirms His Stand On Softer Policy Joword Russians

A WIDE OPEN SPLIT IN TRUMAN GABINET APPEARS PROBABLE   Commerce Secretary Returns To Washington And Dons Fighting Togs: Phones President

Observers See Red-Hot Debate Coming Between Wallace and State Department

Softer Soviet Policy, Again Wallace Plea   Secretary Declares He Will Continue His Fight To Publicize Russian Views

—WASHINGTON—  Wallace Sticks To His Talk   Byrnes Assistant Will See Truman

TO SPEAK AGAIN SOON ON U.S. FOREIGN POLICY   Talks With Truman; Crisis Threatened in Cabinet

Wide-Open Split Looms In Cabinet   Views of Secretary Disavowed By Truman; Plans Another Speech

Wallace Repeats His Policy Stanc   Secretary Says He Will Continue to Fight Publicly for His Views, Which Call for Softer Attitude Toward Reds,

Another Wallace Talk Due   Truman Must Decide Whether to Ask Secretary to Resign

Intends fo Give Another Talk in The Near Future  Wide Open Split in Cabinet Is Seen

FOREIGN POLICY DISPUTE VERGES CABINET CRISIS   SHOWDOWN HINGES ON WALLACE’S RIGHT TO CARRY ON HIS FIGHT

Announcement Heralds Wide Split Between State, Commerce Offices   Statement Follows Talk With Truman   stands Ground Despite Repudiation By President Of Foregin Policy Talk

FOREIGN POLICY BATTLE LOOMS AMONG CABINET   Truman Between Two Fires Over ‘Approval’ of Wallace Address

HENRY WALLACE STANDS BY HIS N.Y. ADDRESS   Plans Second Talk on Foreign Policy, He Sars

Reaffirms View Towards Soviet;  To Speak Again   Statement By Secretary Adds New Fuel To Fight; See Wide-Open Cabinet Break   BR. FIOHN M HIGHTOWRR

Secretary Of Commerce Declares “I Stand Upon My New York Speech,” Which President Says He Did Not Approve As Statement Of U. S. Foreign Policy—~ Merely Supported Official’s Right To Express His Opinion. Chief Executive Explains

Wallace Says He Stands By Policy Views  Rift With Stote Department : Sai id

SEC. WALLACE REAFFIRMED HIS  STAND TODAY   For the Softer U. S. Policy Toward Russia: Will Cortinue Hs Fight.   A WIDE OPEN SPLIT   In the Truman Cahinet Between Himself and Sec. of Stale Byrnes.

Showdown is Seen Between Wallace and Byrnes Group   Further Utterances May Cause Cabinet Split; Others Likely

Will Continue To Fight Publicly For His Views   Announcement Seen As Heralding Open Split With Secy.. Byrnes

SEC. OF STATE IS SUPPORTED BY TRUMAN   Commerce Secretary Says He'll Continue Fight   SHOWDOWN   Believed Near In Cabinet Crisis: President Is Flayed By G.0.P.

TEMPERATURES   Baftle Lines FormIn Feud On Foreign Policy   Echoes Of Foreign Policy ‘Bombshell’ Heard In Capital

Clash Between Wallace, State = Department Sef   Future Speeches by . ‘Commerce Secretary: Subject of Dispute *

More Action To Follow Recent Talk   Commerce Secretary Declares He Will  Continue His Drive

Cabinet Situation Is Tense   State Department Official Awaiting Parley With Truman

CLASH WITH BYRNES I$ CONTINUED   To Continue His Fight for Softer Policy With Reds

Wallace Reaffirms His Stand For Softer Policy : On Russia As Showdown Shapes Up

SECRETARY 10 CONTINUE FIGHT FOR HIS VIEWS   Statement Heralds Wide Open. Split in President’s Cabinet

Cabinet Split Wide Open On Russian Policy   Commerce Secretary Reaffirms His Stand In Clash With Byrnes

Truman Talks With Wallace On N.Y. Speech   Brynes Is Incensed Over Address Which President Repudiates

Thomas Sticks To Confession   Suspect Avers Lord Urged Degnan Crime

Suspect Stands Pat on Degnan Slaying Story   Denies Confession In Fatal Kidndaping Shows Discrepancies

Government Fails to Avert Strike  - Contract Talks to  Be Resumac

GENERAL STRIKE THREATENS CITY   All CIO Workers In Quaker City Aréa May Support Picketing; Detroit Honeful

Stormy FEPC Dies Natural Death Today   Ross, Associates Tender Resignations

HOPE TO CONTACT ~ HOUDINES SPIRI   ‘THIRTEEN DETROIT MEN ARRANGE SEANCE TO AWAIT MESSAGE FROM GRAVE.

Houdini Gets His Chance To Report From the Grave At Hallowe’en Spook Party

Sewell Allen Is First Veteran To Toss Hat Into Political Ring   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent

WAR ‘VETERAN ENTERS THE RACE FOR CONGRESS      Expect Many Others to Enter Politics

TRUMAN TO. ADDRESS © FORDHAM UNI, TO RECEIVE NOCTOR. OF LAWS DEGREE

President Truman to New York Today   Will Address Opening o Fordham University’s Centenary.

MAIORITY OKs GM AGREEMENT   400,000 Workers Approve Pact; Pickets Cirele: Flint Plant

[ruman Asks Churches Aid Social Reform  President Hits Greed   President Hits Greed as Blocking Price Control and Housing

Church Aid Requested By Truman   Says Enemies of His Legis lative Program Threaten  Future of the World

President Asks Church Cooperation   Calls for Renewal Of Faith: Blasts "Greed for Gold’

TRUMAN ASKS CHURCHES BAGK HIS PROGRAM   President Talks At Meeting Of Federal Coundil

Truly Religious Fervor Among Our People. Would Go Long Woy Toward Solving _ Many Doniestic Problems, President Says

President Asks Church Support Of His Program   Chief Executive Addresses Federal Council of Churches Of Christ in America

Greed For Gold Is Blamed For Opposition To Policy   /Truman Asks For Church Support Of Measures  Which Have Bogged Down In Congress

Church Aid Is Sought  By Truman   President Asks Religious Groups to Oppose the Interests Showing a ‘Creed for Gold’? ~*~,

REAL RENEWAL OF RELIGIOUS FAITH IS URGED   Tells Churchmen at Columbus Greedy Persons Threaten Future of Nation, World

TrumanCalls Greed Main  World Threat   Chief Executive Criticizes Opponents To Legislation

President Calls For Renewal of Religious Faith   All-Out Bid Is Made For Church To Back Legislative Program

Faith Said Only Atom Solution   Hurries to Washington by Plane After Talk to Religious Group

Urges Church fo Rescue of a Sick World   President Appeals to Churchmen to Back His Program

President Says World Future Faces Threal   Great Renewal O14 Religious Faith Uraed In Speech

Foes Greedy, He Declares  Claims Righteousnes: Decency Necessary

SEES RELIGION AS CHIEF HOPE IN ATOMIC AGE   President Calls For Genuine Renewal Of Faith In Talk At Columbus   HIGH MORAL CODE NEEDED   Urges Decency, Brotherhood Instead Of Force For World Rule

TRUMAN BLAMES THOSE “GREEDY! FOR GOLD” FOR DOMESTIC WOE; PLEADS FOR CHURCHES’ BACKING:

Truman Asks For Support Of Churches   Assails Interests ‘  For Gold,’ Says Religious Revivel Would Solve Problems

Truman Appeals Directly For Church Support Of His. Domestic Legislative Program   Urges Religious Support For Development Of Atomic Energy Under High Moral Code

Truman Asks For: Support Of Churches   Support for Stalemated Legislative Program Is Theme of Address Made At Columbus. Ohin

Church Supprot For Program ls Asked   Religious Fervor Among People Is Declared Needed

Churches Asked to Aid His Plans   Opposition to Domestic Policies Given Blasting

Aka oUPPORT FOR FLAGGING LEGIOLATION   Declares High Moral Code Needed for Coming Atomic Age.

Churches’ -  Aid For Progr: ary         Hits ‘Greedy’ Opposit To Domestic Legish tive Platform = i

PRESIDENT SAYS GREEDY PERSONS THREATEN PEACE   Sees Religious Revival as Solution to Problems of Ato mic Ave

Truman Asks Aid of Churches  Deciares “Religious Fervor’ Needed To ) Bring About

Urges Churches To Support His Domestic Policy   Speaking to Protestant Leaders, Truman Asks “AK High Moral Code’

President Appeais For Church Support In Domestic Plans   Urges Religious Backing in Atomic Energy Development

He Laid at. voor of “Certain Interests” Blame for Much of Opposition to Domestic Program.   CHIEF EXECUTIVE SPOKE: JIN COLUMBUS, OHIO   Appealed Directly for Church Support of the Measures Which Have Bogged Down In Congress.

President Flys to White House from Columbus   Federal Council Asked to Strengthen World Brotherhood

Truman Sa‘:s Interests “Greedy For” Gold” Are Blocking His x‘rograms

Truman Urges Aid In Getting Bills Passed   Tells Audience In Ohio Greed Hampering Work

Says Opposing. Interests Are  ‘Cold Greedy’   Declares True Brotherhood  Of Man Would Make Fair  Employment “Act  Tienknnaceasanx™   “Oh For An Isaiah. Or a Saint Paul”   Urges Religious Support For Development Ate mie Energy Under High Moral Code

Blames ‘Certain Interests Termed ‘Greedy for Gold? For Delayed Programs

Church Support Of Domestic Measures Urged By President   Truman Claims Selfish Interests Are Opponents

PRESIDENT ASKS CHURCH SUPPORT ON VITAL ISSUES   Appeals Again for Backing on Stalemated Domestic Measures

Raps Intolerance In Economy At Home, Abroad"   Asserts Faith Is Only Solution To Problems During Atomic Age

Truman Attacks Greedy Hindrance of Legislative Program, Bids For Support

“Renewal Of Faith” Is Sole Solution Of Our Atomic Problems, He Says

Truman Seeks Churches’ Aid For Program   Hits ‘Greedy’ nag Fr To Domestic  tive Platform !

PRESIDENT ASKS CHURCH AID PROGRAM   Says Persons Greedy For Gold Threaten Nation's Future

COUNTRY LACKS RELIGIOUS ZEAL, PRESIDENT SAYS   Otherwise, He States, Social Legislation Would Have Easier Sledding   CALLS FAITH SOLE HOPE  Only Through It Can World Salve Issues in Atomic Age. He Deslares

Chief Appeals To Churches For Support   Wants Backing On Domestic Legislative Program; Also Atomic Enerey,   SPEAKS AT MEETING

PRESIDENT ASKS SUPPORT OF HIS DOMESTIC AIMS   Churches Also Urged To Help Reseue ‘Sick’ World from ‘Greedy’ Interests

Greedy Persons Declared Threat To World Future   Says Only Hope Is Return To Religion

TRUMAN APPEALS TO CHURCHES FOR POLICY SUPPORT   BRANDS OPPOSING FORCES ‘GREEDY’ AND SELFISH” ~~

UMAN CALLS  CHURCH TO CK PROGRAM   foral Awakening *o Save World

Nationwide Rail Strike Is Announced by Union Official   U. S. Protests to Russia Back Churchill Warning   Military Alliance Asked by Churchill   Truman Asks Return to Religion

Money  Blamed In Talk In Ohio   Appeal Is Directed To Religious Body  For Programs

Backing Sought For Domestic, Atom Programs   Greedy Interests Are Attacked in President’s Talk

President.Attacks ‘Rule of Force’   Church Support Asked In Fight Against Greed

Truman Urges Churches To Back Domestic Plans   Full text of President Truman’s speech is on Page 2.

President Solicits Churches’ Support   Tells Federal Council Selfishness Holds Back Legislative Humanitarian Reform

_ASKS. CHURCH: SUPPORT. TO COMBAT FORCES OF SELFISH! GREED AND INTOLERANCE  IN NATION .

President Says Persons ‘Greedy For Gold’ Theatens Future Of World   High Moral Code Nectssary, He Says   Churchmen Told Mankind On Threshold Either Of . Destruction Or Great Age

Appeals for Church Rid For Program   Truly Religious Fervor Would Back Social Security Drive

President Asks Church Support   Calls for High Moral Code to Rescue Sick World from Ruin

Truman States Greediness Is  Threat To Man      Future Of Nation Anc World Imperiled, He Declares

Truman Asks for Religious Support in Fight on Greed   Urges Renewal of Faith to Save World From Terrible Forces

Truman ~™ Appeals. ToChurct   President Says Only  High Moral Code Can Master Gigantic New  Power of. Universe -

Council Told Men of Greed Blocking Bills   Spiritual Awakening Called for to Avert Disaster in America

Seeks Aid In Fight Against Human Greed   Sees Religious Faith As Greatest Need In New Atomic Age

Truman Asks For Church Support of Legislative Plans   Renewal of Faith Only Solution to Problems of Atomic Age, He Says   PRESIDENT SCORES GREED FOR GOLD   Federal Council of Churches Resolution Would Hait Bomb Production

PresidentAttacks “Greedy For Gold” Interests Which Block His Social Proposals

"Certain Interests" Greedy For Gold Blamed By Executive For Opposition To Many Bills

President Truman Attacks ‘Rule of Force In Asking Church Support for His Policies

‘TRUMAN URGES GENUINE RENEWAL JOF RELIGIOUS FAITH: ASKS CHURCH ‘SUPPORT FOR LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM

TRUMAN URGES CHURCH HELP IN WAR ON GREEDY   Says Blocs Eager For Gold Hold Up His Domestic Legislative Plans

SEEKS BACKING FOR PROGRAM, ASSAILS GREED   President Tells Churchmen at Columbus Religious Fer~ vor Is Needed.

Makes Plea To Churches For Support   Truly Religious Fervor Would Bring Improvements In Lives of People

Truman Says Program Stalemated   Assistance Is Needed To Rescue “’Sick”’ World, He Declares

TRUMAN CALLS FOR RENEWAL OF RELIGIOUS FAITH   Federal Council of Churches Hears Plea Kor Hich Moral Code

President Blames Greedy Interests   Truman for Support F; hc Church Council   NEEDS UNITED BACKING   National Programs for Health, Housing, Education Bog Down

TRUMANBLASTS CURB ON PLANS   Tells Clerics Interests Greedy for Gold Op pose Program

Makes Appeal For Support of His Program   Says Religious Fervor Among People Wouid Help Solve Problems

Truman Asks Church Support In All Endeavors For World Geod   Wants Aid In Furthering Domestic Legislation As Well As In National And Worldwid: Problems: Appeals For Starving

GREEKS SAY OUTLAW BANDS IN RETREAT   Headquarters Claims Mopping Up Nearly Complete

TRUMAN PAINTS BRIGHT PICTURE FOR FARMERS   Prices Expected To Stay High For Another Year Or Two   SUBSIDIES TO CONTINUE,   Federal Control Necessary To Prevent Inflation, President Declares

Truman Stands Pat on Pauley .   Stubbornly Refuses to Withdraw Nomination Despite Oppesition.

PRESIDENT BACKS — ~~ PAULEY T0 LIMIT   Successor to Ickes Has Not Reon Me-ided

 Back of the Headlines  Serious Holiday Outbreak Feared in India Saturday

BOSTON KILLER SUICIDE VICTIM   Identified as Slayer of Boston Paper Company Executive — Motive Behind Deaths Still Mystery.

Unemployed Machinist Is Slaver   Demanded $25,000 Job From Executive Of Paper Company

Whitcomb Slayer Dies of Burns in ~ Gas Stove Blas   New Jersey Machinist Identified as Killer of Paper” Firm Head

Another Meat Famine Feared   Packers See..Spoilage as Result of Strike

New Meat Shortage May Come   Packers’ Shutdown Seen As Coal Ebbs

Perishable Supply Likely to Force Closing of Plants   One-Fourth of Supply Of Reserve Coal Used By Nation in 12 Days

No Details O Statement Available   Notice May Mean Property Will Be Declared Surplus

PAY RAISE OF 17 1-2 CENTS AN HOUR IS ~ OFFERED BY FORD   Union Counters by Asking 2 Cents More, Same Figure Recommended by G. M. Fact-Finders.   FIRST BREAK IN PARLEY SINCE DECEMBER i8   Motor Company Says Its Proposal Would Mean 14.5 Pct. Boost Over Average Wage It Pays.

C10 Counters Ford Raise by Asking for 192   Proposals Mark First Break in Long Wage Negotiations

DOUGLAS CHAPTER HELD UP AS MODEL   Regional Red Cross Meeting Was in Lawrence } esterday     Wert” Yat cr’ Wires nre   WORK IN SIX. FIELDS

DOUGLAS CHAPTER HELD UP AS MODEL   Regional Red Cross Meeting Was in Lawrence Yesterday .   WORK IN SIX FIELDS

a  “HEARNE ISTHMUS   American Vessels Due at Canal Zone Early Today

CORSICANA LABOR SITUATION SHOWS BIG IMPROVEMENT  MORE REGISTRANTS EM PLOYED THAN NEW APPL CATIONS RECEIVED

CORSICANA LABOR SITUATION SHOWS BIG IMPROVEMENT  MORE REGISTRANTS EM - PLOYED THAN NEW APPL

U.S. Views On Spain   Note to France and Britain May Propose An Interim Gov’t If Franco Should Quit

AMERICA GIVES FRANCE AND BRITAIN “CERTAIN VIEWS’ ON SPANISH SITUATION

REDS ADVOCATE ADMISSION OF ALBANIA IN IN   Russian Delegate Says Greek Charges Against Country Are False

Swift Ending of Wace and Price Curbs Predicted   Rents Will Be One Exception

Top Officials Predict Swift Death For OPA   U.S. Control Over  Rents To Remain

Temperatures   Speedy Removal Of Wage, Price Checks Expected  Only Rents Likely to Remain Under

Death of Most OPA Controls  F oreca st Soon  ~~ mr er Toa Pon. on nn ee

See End To Wage Price Controls  Pressure Expected To Develon Action

Swift Passing All Wage, Price Curbs Except Rents Seen   Meat Action Not Solitary Transaction, Says President

ALL CONTROLS TO BE TOSSED ASIDE IN NEAR FUTURE   Pressure From All Sides Expected to Blow Lid Off Contrals That Are Left

Swift Passing Of All Wage, Price Curbs Forecast   Top Administration Officials Expect Heavy Pressure From All Sides

PREDICT OTHER CONTROLS OUT   Wages, Prices—Except Rents, Also Destined To Escape Restrictions

PROMISE OF SPEEDY DECONTROL GIVEN BY PRESIDENT STUDIED   RENT CEILINGS LIKELY TO BE ONLY ONES LEFT WITHIN SHORT PERIOD

Pressure From All Sides Now To Be Applied   Cost-Plus-Profit Basis Far Cafe Meals Exnected

FORMALLY SCRAP PRICE CONTROL ON MEAT TODAY   ?resident’s Action Indicates Quick End To Practically All Wage And Price Control; May Be Some Days Before Meat Appears.

‘Swift Passing Of All Wage  And Price Controls Forecast   But Prediction Made  * That Ceilings On Building Materials Will Remain.

Truman Decision on Meat Seen As Leading to Swift Passing Of All Controls Except Rents

Wage, Price Controls Qut, Say Observers   Precedent Established To Eliminate Aff But Curb on Renic   American Zone in Germany May Be Scene of “Bad Unrest” Next Winter

Decision on Meat First Step Taken   Other Items to Be Removed Soon, Officials Claim

Swift End For... All Controls Of Prices, Wages. _ Is Foreshadowed By President's Removal of Meat Livestock Rules

IN MASON CITY   ‘Top Administration Officials See Ouick Removal of All Wartime Controls Except on Rent

All Controls Except Rents on Way Out   Top Officials See Quick Passage of Government Curbs

Pressure From All Sides Now To Be Applied  Cost-Plus-Profit   Cost-Plus-Profit Bosis For Cafe Meale Exnected

All Curbs Except Rents to End Soon, Is Belief of High Administration Officials

Forecast Swift Passing Of All Federal Curbs Over Wages ‘And Prices, Except Rents   Way Open For Pressure From All Sides To Blow Lid Off Controls That Are Left

EXPECT END OF OTHER CONTROLS   Way Open For Pressure From All Sides To Blow Off Lid

Officials Forecast Speedy End To All Government Curbs Except Rent   OPA On Way Out As Result Of Truman’s Actior In Decontroling Meat; Way Is Open For Pressure To Blow Off Lid.

Swift Passing of Wage Curbs Looms   Important Precedent Is Set by Truman, Claim

Top Officials Foresee Quick  Death For OPA  Passing Of All Curb: eo i ek   Passing Of All Curbs  On Wages And Prices, EFwrent Bante Indicated)

Speedy End  To Controls Over Prices,  Wages Seen —   Precedent Is Set By Truman Action, Hich Official Says

UNRRA Chief Proposes Darker Bread,No Pastry Ileana Earmerc Ra ‘Ragquirad’ Ta Market Whant   Urge Farmers Be ‘Required’ To Market Wheat

STILL DARKER BREAD SOUGHT INFAMINE AID   MILLS SHUT DOWN: FLOUR SHORTAGE IS FEARED

Would Require Farmers to Market Wheat  LaGuardia Makes Proposal to

Would Require Farmers to Market Wheat  LaGuardia Makes Proposal to  a a . a  ee

Darker Bread Is Suggested By LaGuardie      Suggests Farmers be “Required” to Market Wheat

FAVORS SEIZURE OF WHEAT CROP ON THE FARMS   LaGuardia Alse Suggests That Americans Do With aut Pactry      HOPEFUL OF MEETING * JUNE RELIEF QUOTAS

Relief Chief Proposes Even  Darker Bread   LaGuardia Also Asks Americans to Give Up Pastry Entirely

Darker Bread Is Proposed By LaGuardia   U. S. Studies Ways Of Keeping Flour Mills Operating; Food Probe to Open

Darker Bread And No Pastry Are Proposed By LaGuardia  UNRRA Chieftain.   UNRRA Chieftain Also Suggests FarmsBe‘Required To Market Wheat

LaGuardia Urges Darker Bread And No Pastry   Would Also ‘Require’ American Farmers To Market Wheat

STILL DARKER BREAD URGED BY LAGUARDIA   Ban on Pastries Also Asked to Save On Use of Wheat

LAGUARDIA FOR STILL DARKER BREAD, NO PIES   UNRRA Director Wants To Seize Farmers’  Wheat On Farm

White Gets Year For Death of Two   Promoter of ‘Scandals’ Shows is Sentenced

GEORGE WHITE TO GO TO JAIL   Ex-Marine to Pay ‘Fine of Once-Rich;~ Now Poor Producer

Reports Heard U.S. Airmen Held as Slaves   Believed Captured By Lolo Triesmen In Western China

Report Flyers, Forced —Downi in China, Slaves  _ Of Aboriginal Tribe:

U. 5. Fliers Are Held As Slaves   American Airmen Forced Down in 1944 Taken As Captives

'U. S. Army Flyers Lost During  : War May Be Held as Slaves ‘By Western China Tribesmen

Maritime Dispute Nears Climax, Settlement Seen  House Co Committee Cs. win L] AawImwe

OFFICIAL SEES SETTLEMENT IN SHIPPING DISPUTE   House Group Ready To Hear Maritime Leaders

OFFICIAL PREDICTS SETTLEMENT   Labor Department is Pushing Hard For Compromise

Department Of Labor In Active Role   Government Official Sees Settlement

Maritime Union Labor Trouble Nearing Climax   Congressional Committee Making Fresh Effort To Effect Settlement

MARITIME FIGHT MAY BE SETTLED   High Government Official Believes Strike Set For Friday Will Be Averted.

Seaman Dispute Headed For End   Time Nearly Out With Compromise In Sight Now

Predicts Shipping Peace   Friday Midnight Strike Deadline Rushing on US

See Settlement In Ship Case   War Shipping Head Hopes to See Something Clear Up Today

Shipping Row Nears Climax. Amid Reports Of Progress   WSA Official Hopes To ‘See Something  Clear Up’ By Night

Maritime Settlement Predicted   Labor Department Pushes For Compromise to End Dispute

CLIMAX NEAR IN SHIPPING DISPUTE   Congressional Group Seeks To Force Settlement

AGREEMENT IS PREDICTED IN SHIPPING FIGHT   Settlement Seen By Leader As Conciliators Battle Strike Deadline

WORRIES UNCLE SAM   Byrnes Expected To Bring Case Up At Big 4 Meeting

BYRNES ARRIVES FOR PARIS MEET   Secretary Seeks Creation of Federated Germany

Report Byrnes Is Preparing To Make Demands   Wants Change In Program Of Occupation Costs To U. S. In Germany   U.S. PAYS BUT GETS NOTHING

Byrnes Plans: A Federalized German State   Remedy Is, Sought + ‘ for Occupation Bill” Payment, No Return.

Congressional Races Attract Little Interest   Some Local Fights May Bring Out Heavy Balloting

REDS CHARGE D ARDANELLES PLOTS TO U. S.   Crooked Secret Talks Laid To America, Britain, Turkey

Pravda Accuses U. § of Joining Turks in Crooked Talks’   Article Comments on Washington Dispatch About Turkey’s Note to Russia on Dardanelles

Reds Accuse US., Turkey — OF ‘Crooked’ Secret Talks  In WaterwavStrateoy Plar

Hitler’s Mistress, Eva Braun, Displays Charms Carelessly In Nazi Film

WIFE OF HITLER REVEALED AS FLIRT   FILMS CAST NEW LIGHT ON PERSONALITIES OF EVA BRAUN AND FUEHRER,

TEMPERATURES   Killings Reach High Point As Holidays Near   Homicide Epidemic Marks Approach Of Christmas Season

FOR MURDER   Says He Stabhed Mother’s Fiance as Latier Choked Her

CRITICAL VOTE ‘SEEN ONHOUSING   Opponents Active In Fight Against Homes Bill

Veteran Housing Bill Up for Vote; Watt: Urees Price Lid, Subsidies

"There’s Nothing We Can Do About It”  Draftees Refuse To Take Bus Seats With Nearo Passengers

U.S. Is Cautious, Cool Toward Proposal on Food  To Enter Conclave Uncommitted; Opposition Seen

U.S. Reserved On Food Board   Fear Felt Qver Power Of Proposed Avency

America Gets Chance to  Meet Bills   Farm Leaders Fear Pitfalls; Would Proceed Carefully

U.S. Attitude Is Cool to Proposed U.N. Food Board   Many Fear Plan Might Prove to Be Too Powerful

Meet Opens On Monday   Officials, Farm Leaders Say Proposed Board Could Develop Too Much Power

Secrecy Veil on ‘Flying Wing’ Lifted by Army  Huge New Crati Is Undergoing Preliminary Tests

Army Discloses Information on Huge Bomber   New Plane Can Carry 60 Tons - Of Explosives

Truman May Act To Peg  Cotton Price   Government May Enter Market. Create Demand

SEEK ACTION TO BOLSTER COTTON PRICE   Erratic Trend Of Market  Harming Industry

TRUMAN SCANS COTTON ACTION   Move “To -Bolster . Sagging Prices Being Urged

Jap War Criminal Can't Take If   Faints When Sentenced; Another Shouts Approval Of Long Sentence

13 Die in Stora Crash Of Outbound Oakland  [Airliner in Wyoming’

Expect He Wants Trade  On Trieste   Soviet Acceptance Of Dodecanese and Alpine Boundary Gives New Hope.

BIG FOUR AGREE ON TWO ISSUES; MOLOTOV YIELDS   Plunge Ahead With Renewed Wone For Tinity

Molotov’s Surprise Agreement On >? Issues Baffles Western Powers

MOLOTOV DOES AN-ABOUT:-FAGE   AGREES ON FRENCH AND GREEK: CLAIMS

W estern Powers Ov Are Baffled by U. Molotov Action She   Over Half of U. S. Butcher Shops Closed

Police Slay Bank Bandit   Burglars Surprised In Act; 15-Minute Gun Battle FPranee

OKLAHOMA BANK ROBBER IS KILLED   Officers Surprise Man In Building; Gun Battle Held.

Burglar Killed By Cops In Bank Gun Fight; Two Negro Gunmen Pursued

UNO PLUNGED INTO CRISIS OVER TROOPS   Syria, Lebanon Ask Early Evacuation In Demand

Starving People Loot, Suicide As Rations Run Low   Authorities Have Supplies 01 Vegetables. Cocoa, Fish On Way To Increase Rations

Suicides, New Food Looting  In Lam  iin amburG   British Rush Further Supplies to Hungry In Occupied Reich

FOOD PROBLEM 1S CRITICAL AS GERMANS LOOT   2 Suicides In British Zone Add To Trouble; More Sunnlies On Wav

Food Riots Continuing InHambure   2 Women Are Suicides; British Report More - Supplies on Way.

BRITISH RUSH FOOD TO REICH   Two Suicides and Looting of Bread Stores Laid to Starvation Threat.

Food Supplies Being Rushed   Sharp Increase In Store Lootings Prompt Speedy Action

Report Sharp Increase in Food Store Looting by Germans in Hamburo

FOOD LOOTING HITS GERMANY   Bread Stores Robbed I British Zone Of Occupation

Pravda Raps U. 5 for Deserting . Policies of FDR      Russian ‘Communists’ ‘Official Newspaper +-Deplores Swing

WORLD COURT RESOLUTION VOTE SOUGHT   Leaders Strive for Action Before Adjournment

MORE FREEDOM IS IN PROSPECT FAD FAD FACT   France Lights Way in Giving Self-Government to the Annamese   INDONESIA MAY BE NEXT   Pians for Early Withdrawal of U. §. Troops in China Will Please Soviet

WEEKEND BREAK IN COAL STRIKE IS NOT LIKELY   Coal Shortage May Force Cutbacks in Steel

Operators Quit Parley, Lewis Stays   Heavy Industry Fears Results Of Long Strike Assured By Newest Turn.

NO WEEK-END BREAK IN COAL STRIKE SEEN   Another Week Of Impasse Ma; Force Major Industrial Crisis

Illegal Controls Of Butter Prices Subject of Probe   U. S. and State Conduct Separate Inquiries on Suspected Manipulation

BUTTER INQUIRY 5 UNDER WAY   State and U. $. Agents Begin Price Investigation ° in New York

Treasury Men Certain U. 5. Still In Red   Balanced Budget Is Seen For Year 1948

WHEAT CROP HARVEST ON   Southern Ohio Farmers Busy; Yield Will Be Above Average

‘OHIO WHEAT CROP T9 BE ABOVE AVERAGE   Good Growing Season Helps Boost Acreage

Marine Closes Japanese Bank  Takes Holiday   Fast-Talked Bank President  Out of $30,192

MARINE PRIVATE PULLS FAST ONE ON JAP BANKER   Talked Bank President Out OFf $39,000, Closed Bank, Went Holidaying With Japanese Girl; Finally Trapped By MP's.

Woman Facing Murder Charge   California Woman Is Held In Fatal Shooting Cf Her Husband

CIVIL SERVICE RECESS DEFENDED   Lausche Says Plan Protected Rights Of Servicemen

Lausche Defends Ohio s Wartime Moratorium on Civil Service Exams

STATE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS JO BE HELD IN NEAR FUTURE   GOVERNOR AGREES TO HAVE “'CESTS MADE FOR TWO AGENCIES AFTER FEDERAL CRITICISM

STRIKE CAUSES WORST LOG-JAM INN. Y.HISTORY   Immense Stock Of Merchandise Piling Up City’s Worehouses

Big Five Split Over Food Issue At UNRRA Meet   Cleavage Develops Over RussianChinese Ffforts.

Big Five Argue  Over Food Board   China, Russia Seek To Curtail Allocating Power of Big Three

(Efforts Made To Restrict Powers  \Of UNRRA Board   Unjustified Allocations By Board Members Is Alleged:

Sharp Cleavage Developing Among Big Five Over Food Control Board For World

UNRRA BATTLES OVER FOOD PLAN   Big-Five Powers Split Over Russian-Chinese Effort To Curtail Allocating Powers Of Food Board.   —BY ALEX SINGLETON—

Big 5 Differ On Allocation Of Groceries   Russia and China Aligned Against U. S. and Britain

Sharp Cleavage Among Big-5   Over Russian- Chinese Backed Effort To cas Food  Powers.

STEELMAN MAY REPLY TO ICKES      Called Long And ‘Obliging’ Friend Of John L. Lewis

Brown Is Leading in Democratic Race in Kentucky  _ Cooper Is Ahead in  Republican Clanteact far Senate

British-Argentine Pact Ruffles Feelings of US.  Several Provisions Are Objected To

Britain Said Violating U.S.  Loan Terms   Pact With Argentina Said To Include 2 Violations of Pledge.

‘Presbyterians. Protestant Episcopalians ‘Move Nearer Union Today. Says Document

* ke Kk ek Kk  Hitler Hoped dt Make Russia Member of Axis, Ribbentrop Says

RIBBENTROP-REPORTS-HITLER WANTED RUS SIA AS PARTNER   FORMER NAZI FOREIGN MINISTER ALSO TELLS COURT JAP ATTACK WAS A SURPRISE

Gnly Those Under Goal Get hecks   POTATO, QUOTAS NECESSARY TG RECEIVE SUPPORT PRICES

Truman Gives  Strong Support To Meat Contro   Sees No Need For Relaxation Of Price Controls On Meat, He Says   PRICE DE-CONTROL BOARD ONLY HOPE

Major Shocks Reported By U. S. Sources   Capital of Dominican , Republic Hit; People” Flee For Lives

Prospect for Quick End to Tie-Up Fades   Talks Called Until Monday As Unions and Operators Blame Each Other, Both Agsail Government

Meet Adjourns With Exchange Verbal Bricks   Unions Blame Operators, Operators Blame Unions, Both Assail Government   Talks Called Off  ) Until Tomorrow   “Situation Quite Confus: ed at Present Time,” Federal Conciliator Concedes

ROW INTERRUPTS SEA  STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS,   Talks Put Off Until Monday as Union and Operators Exchange Recriminations.

Ship Strike Negotiations  Fail Again   Disputants Finally Turn Down Federal Settlement Plan

NO ACCORD YET TO END STRIKE HOLDING SHIPS   Negotiations Rail Again Satur day Night—No Prospect of» Settlement -

Had Been Object of Nationwide Hunt Since Wounding of Federal Agent   FOUND AT SANISH, N. D.

Kansan Killed by FBI in North Dakote   John Benson Was Sought For Attempted Kackley Bank Holdup Auouet &

SHOOTING SUSPECT SHOT AND KILLED RESISTING ARREST   Man Wanted for Shooting FBI Agent is Killed by Another Agent in North Dakota

‘Supports Soviet » Views, Opposes ” Western Power   Minister Tatarescu  Plea for Softer i Peace

Praises Russia for Asking But $300,000,000 In Reparations from Poor Little Neighbors Red Perfidy Ruined.

Former Enemy State Refuses Allied Terms   Praises Soviet Union For Requesting Only $300,000,000 In Reparations  EASTERN LINEUP SEEMS BACK OF ROMANIAN PLEA  Tafarescu Declares His Nation Determined To Pay For Wrong Done

Soviet Views On Treaties Supported  By Romania   But Opposes Most Of Terms Advanced By Western Allies At Peace Parley

RUMANIA BACKS RUSSIA'S PEACE PACT PROPOSALS   Raps Terms Advanced by Western Powers and Asks Reparations From Germany and Hungary.   MOLOTOV ASSAILS REQUESTS OF ITALY   Opposes Delay in Settling Trieste Question — Says Istria Should Go to Yugoslavia.

Romania Backs Russian Peace Treaty Plans      Former Enemy Demands Reparations from Germany and Hunaary

Former Enemy Opposes Western ' Proposals; Demands Germany and Hungary Pay Nation Reparations   Tatarescu Lauds Other Russian Proposals in Speech Before Peace Parley; Soviet, Czech Delegates Line-Up Behind Plea

Romania Pleads fo! Nazi Reparations   Nation Agrees to Russian Demands, but Claims Western Allies Are Too Severe

Romania Supports Red ' View On Peace Treaty   Tatarescu Opposes Most Western Proposals; Molotoy Hits De Gasperi Speech For Italy And Mediterranean ‘Grab’

Romania Puts Cause Before Conference   Opposes Most _ Proposals Made By Western Powers

SOVIET VIEWS  GET SUPPORT OF ROMANIANS   Eastern Nations Show Solid Lineup On Treaty Plans

Soviet View Supported By Romania   Second Former Axis State Makes Plea At Paris Conference

CPA Prepares To Make Dimout Fully Effective   Utilities ‘Will .Be Ordered - To Deny Power To All - New. England. Violators

Hearing Begun On Requests ol 20 Institutions   Shortage of Material And Labor May Prove Factor in Any State Expansion Program

Budget Group Views Mental Ioenital Needs   Huge Building Program Placed Before Officials

BUTTER, MILK, MEAT ON THE WAY UP, HERE, IN GITIES   The Country Over There is No Exception—Butter Selling at 78¢ a Pound Retail,

Some Prices to Go Higher Coming Week   Péak on Meat and Dairy Produces Not Yet Reached

Food Prices Are Soaring Thruout Nation; Rents Up   Increases in Some Areas Are  Spectacular; Alarm Is Caused

PAIGE BOOSTS IAREGULAR IN LARGER CITIES   Milk, Meats, Butter, Rents Up in Some Sections, Steady in Others.

Boosts Hit Cities In East And North  Nation's Food Costs \Show New Increase

BOTH HOUSES PROPOSE OPA CURB MEASURE   Coalition Plans Are Not Meeting With  Unanimous Favor

Tempers Flare af Pauley Hearing   Brewster Touches Off Hot Argument

England Waives Al! Reparations Against Italy   Hold to Right of Property Seizure on British Territory

— BIG FOUR — Italy Claim Cancelled By Britain  Waives All Rights Except Seizure of British Property

Advised Peace Conference ) It Was Waiving All Reparations.  EXCEPT THE RIGHT TO SEIZE {T4LIAN  Property on Birtish Territory. Announcement Made Today.

ELEVEN BILLION DOLLAR DAMAGE CLAIM WAIVEL   Never Intended to Ask Payment of Huge Sum, British Say

British Withdraw Claims on Italy For War Damas   Drop $11 Billion Bill, Introduced to Counter Balkan Demands   BIG FOUR DISCUSS ITALIAN BOUNDARY   Leaders Seek Agreement in Private on So-Called French Line

Britain Marks Off Billions Claim on Italy   Used Reparation Demand as Lever Backs U.N. Delay

MOVE DFSIENED 10 PRUNE BILLS OTHERS OFFERED   Big 4, With U. $. Abstaining, Agree to Postpone ment of UN Assembly   SEEK ANOTHER ACCORD  Italo-Yugoslav and Trieste Boundaries Are Subject of Secret Talks

Deflation Program Is Announced   Re-Armament Almost Completely Halted

GOUIN COALITION CABINET FORMED   GOVERNMENT COMMITTED TO DRASTIC ECONOMY

Windup Comes Tomorrow. ~  Mine Closure Might Affect Tuesday Vote

Candidates Sel To Make Final Talks Monday  Effect Of Mine Closures Studied

SOVIETS CLAIM U. §. MEDDLING IN. BULGARIA   New Charges Hurled as Pressure Is Applied for Answer on Manchuria

Wallace Boomed For President  Labor Union Head In Effect Endorses  Spee ee Ee seine ey

Governor Plans ‘Special -Session On Rent Freeze   Tobin Proposes To Cail Meeting If Congress Does Not Act On OPA

Anderson Says VU. S. Has Greatest Production the World Has Ever Known

ANDERSON PRAISES CHAVEZ ANB HATCH IN URGING VOTERS TO GO TO POLLS ANDRE-ELECT DEMOS

Last War Loan Hits 21 Billion   Secretary Vinson Gives Final Figures

CONSIDE SEPARA TREATIES  RING TE   Delegation Ready to Leave If Stalemate Is Not Broken

CONS  IDERING SEPARATE  TREATIES   Delegation Ready to Leave If Stalemate Is Not Broken

REDS REJECT POPULAR VOTE   REFUSE TO ABIDE BY SLOVAKIAN ELECTION

Czech Police Put Ban On All Sports   Measure Taken as Communists Protest Defeat

VETS FORM OWN: UNION INDAYTON   3-Way Split at Frigidaire As AFL Seeks to Oust ClO Contract

MORE ALCATRAZ “CONVICTS QUIZZEI   PRISON QUIET AFTER RIOT— BODIES OF 3 DESPERADOES UNCLAIMED.

GUNS SILENT ON ALCATRAZ: 5 ARE KILLED   THREE CONVICTS IN MORGUE Ai ER BLOUws RIOT

Sullen Quietness Replaces Gunfire >Al Island Prison   Coroner Will Hold Inquest Friday into Five Riot Deaths

Idle Pa. Soft Coal Miners Must Wait Five Weeks For Unemployment Pay Benefits

Murder of 200 Vans by Nazis Told   oe 04 led  74 Aeciuced in Other Rh nceneré ar , 7 pm Reape I

Nazis Murdered 200 Yank POWs   U.S. Reveals Massacre of Gls Dec. 24, 1944

Brutal Slaying O: 200 GIs Revealed   War's Worst Crime Against Yanks Held Ry Germane tald: Killere In Cuctady

Nazis Massacred 200 Gl Prisoners In 1944 Yuletide   Worst War.Crime Against Yanks Revealed By War Denartmeant

200 Captive Gls Massacred in ‘44  Naszie Killed Men in Relatum Dau Refore Christmas

Bulge Massacre Of Gls Revealed   200 American Prisoners of War Slain in Beletum

LABOR RAISES MAY BE SMALL   Government Experts See New Settlement Of 121 To 15 Cents An Hour

‘Pattern’ Is Set In Pay Demands  12.5 to 15 Cents May Be Average, Is Belief

LABOR EXPERTS SEE NO STRIFE   15 Cents Hourly Hike Claimed Probable ‘Pattern’

Labor Secretary  Now Hopeful Of Wage Pattern   Schwellenbacn Believes Bazis For Settlement Of Second Round Demands Likely   SAYS LABOR STRIFE IS NOT INEVITABLE

Philadelphia Police Break Up GE Picket Parade; Will Meet to Stop Phone Strike

POLICE SCATTER PARADE OF STRIKING ELECTRICAL WORKERS IN PHILADELPHIA

l'itteen Die In Mental Hospital Fire   Invalids Tra pped In Building; Many Patients Egcape

BEGIN WORK ON GERMANY PEACE TREATY   Big 4 Talk Over Participation of Small Neighbors

BYRNES URGES. SPEED BY BIG FOUR COUNCI   In. Long Delayed Talks On. German. - Peace Treatv   CALLS FOR STUDY   Submits Two Drafts On Procedure. And Agenda

BIG FOUR WILL BEGIN TALK ON GERMAN TREATY      [Small Neighbors Will Make Requests To Take Part

GERMAN PEACE TREATY TOPIC OF MINISTERS   Smaller Nations Demand Voice In Settling Issues

Foreign Ministers Open Long-Delayed Talks on Peace Treaty for Germany

BIG FOUR START GERMAN PEACE TALKS   Smaller Nations Have Asked to Participate

ene eee ee es  FIRE LEVELS GARAGE   Sparks From Grass Fire Said Tc Have Caused Blaze

TRUMAN PLANS HOUSING STAND   statement Due Today; Wyatt Resignation as Chief Reported

STRIKE WAVE ~ GRIPS INDIA   Thousands Leave Jobs In Many Areas in Protest Of Nehru’s Arrest

Showdown Nears      Senators Still Worrying About Extending Tnrisdiction

WIDOW ON BRIDE SHIP! TRAVELS ON PLUCK      ming to U. S. From London So Father of Her Husband May Sep His Grandchildren.

COUNCIL SETS FOOD POLICY   File Directive Asking U. S Reconsider Commitment  Of Food To Japan

RELIGIOUS RIOTS IN INDIA TAKE BIG TOLL   200 Dead As Moslems And Hindus Clash

ARNALL BALKS POLITICAL FOES   Followers Of Talmadge Seek To Name His Son Georgia Governor

Arnall Defies Talmadge Clan   Governor Says He'll Yield Only to Thompson

Talmadge’s Son May Be Named As  Georgia Governor   Arnall Moves To Block Action By Political Foe’s Followers; Claims He Will Remain  At Desk Until Lt.-Governor Sworn In

Arnall Opposes Son of Talmadge   Will Hold Georgia Post  For Lieut.-Governor

Arnall Moves To Balk Talmadge  Will Turn Office Over o Lieut.-Governor

Amall Attempts To Balk Seating Talmadge’ s Son  Declares He Will Tur Georgia's Governorship Over Tq Thomnson

Indusirialists Are Challenged By Philip Murray   He Asks Them to Meet Economic Needs Thus Averting Strike Waves

WAGE DEMANDS WILL BE MADE BY ClO UNIONS   Murray Says It Is Up To Industry To Prevent Strike Wave   HEFTY INCREASE IS SOUGHT BY REUTHER

Strike Issue Placed in Lap Of Industry   Called by Murray To Provide Upward  Wage Adjustments

Industrialists Hold Key To Strike Wave In View Of Murray, C!O Chief   Union Leader Sees Need of Upward Surge In Wave Adjustments As Only Method To  Insure Prosperous Times Ahead

MURRAY SEES WAGE BOOSTS AS CURE- ALL   CIO Chief Offers This Alternative to More Labor Unrest

Murray Hints Wave Of Strikes   Up To Industry To  Forestall Action, Say:

C10 Says Industry _ Can Avert Strikes   Murray Urges Industrial. ists. to Make Needed Wage Adjustments

Army J ets In Round Trip F light   From California to ‘Washington in 514 Hours; Make Return Trip This Afternoon

Senate Race Will Be Thrown Wide Open If Connally Is Given Stettinius Job

Bulgaria Bad Boy Runs to Stalin US. Threatens   Country Remains Undemocratic  Despite Warnings

Industrial Issue of Ohio Development News Reveals Interesting Facts About Ohio's Major Indus- tries,

Declares Solution of ItalianYugoslav Frontier Keystone of Peace Treaty; Smuts Asks Amity.   SCHEDULE CALLS FOR ADJOURNMENT OCT. 15

Italian Pact Discussed by Paris Parley   U. S. Will Make No More Concessions On Trieste, Connally Says

WHITE RUSSIA SAYS U.S. HAS SLAPPED SLAVS   Claim Yugoslavia Insulted by Peace Treaty Proposed by Americans   FURTHER. CONCESSIONS ARE NOT TO BE CIVEN

Adoption of Trieste  Plan Urgec   Connally Says U. S. to Make No Further Compromises on Issue

No More Yank Concessions On Trieste, Pledge   Sen. Connally Urges 0. K. Of Commission Recommendations At Paris Conference

Russia Claims U. S. ‘Insult’ To Yugoslavia   No Further American Concessions on Trieste Sen. Connally Warns

TOP OFFICIALS OF AT & T ARE IN CONFERENCE   Strike Is Slated To Start At 6 A. M. Thursday

Top Executive May Make New Company Offer   AT&T Vice President Joins Afternoon Talks of Conciliation Conferees

DEADLINE NEAR IN PLANS FOR PHONE STRIKE   Only Few Hours Of Grace Remain As Pressure Is Applied

PHONE STRIKE DEADLINE NEAR   WASHINGTON CONFERENCE MAY PREVENT (I(T

Appeal to Truman Made By Officer Tried For Cruelty To GI Prisoners

G eneral on Stand in Gl Brutality Trial: Presidential Probe Uraed

BRITISH VIEW LOAN: AS “PUMP PRIMER"   It Will Start Trade Flowing, but Give Little Aid to Britain Housewives.

Sport Gunn Is Appointed Head of Brewster County USO Campaign Group

J. Albert Young To Head Final USO Campaign   Gov. Coke Stevenson Appoints Cameron Man to Head Last Drive in County

$4,000 LAMAR QUOTA Hodges Named to Head Last USO Campaign in Paris Area

Suspend Action On State Soldiers’ Bonus Ajter Snarl Over Financing

ACTION DEFERRED ON STATE BONUS   Commission’s Next Meeting Will Be After Primary, Chairman Indicates

Two Killed In 0.(. Tragedy   Third Seriously Wounded When Traffic Cop Visits Home of Divorced Wife

Says Bobby Soxer Antics Is Trend — Toward World Dominated by. Women

 Troops End Summer Training  ‘Hagerstown State Guardsmen Return From Training Camp

 Troops End Summer Training .  re .  Hagerstown State Guardsinen Return From Training Camp

Italy Rejects Proposed Plan   Country Turns Down Plan to Swap Gorizia for Trieste Autonomy

CHICAGO DEMOS PICK KENNEL   Will Run for Mayor, Backed by Kelly and .Certral Committee ’

Top Negotiator In GM Strike Sees Early Agreement   Predicts Announcement Of End Of Strike Will Come During Day   ALL-NIGHT PARLEY CONTINUES TODAY

MANY INJURE IN TRAIN WRECK AT NEW ORLEANS   Speeding Limited Jumps Track; Some Passengers En Route ta Row! Game

Dozens’ Are Hurt  In Train Wreck   Streamliner Jumps  &  Track Near New Orleans

New Orleans Train Derailed, 11 From Michigan Injured   PIR RRPOKFWN

Dozens Injurec In Wreck Of Luxury Train  Six Cars Of I. C. ae eT ee 

WARMING UP SLIGHTLY   [High Temperatures of 85 to 88  Predicted for State Tomorrow

Kimmel Did Not Expect Jap Attack   Was Not Looking For It At Pearl Harbor Or Anywhere Else In 1941

Kimmel Expected Japanese Would Strike Far East   Despite War Warning He Didn’t Foresee Any Attack On P. H.

AFL Seamen Strike, CiO Leaders Agree To Respect Pickets   EVRARGO ORDERED

AFL SEAMEN STAGE STRIKE FOR HIGHER PAY   Leaders Order All Workers to Walk Out at Noon in’ Nation

Nationwide Seamen Strike ‘Ordered For Today; Protest WSB Wage Grant Refusal

Ships Halted By AFL Strike   Action Protests WLB Wage Demand Refusal

RUBBER STRIKE ENDS AT AKRON   ‘Expect 8,000 Workers Back at Goodyear Plant

MAKE BID AFTER MEDIATORS ARE CALLED OFF   Want 16c, Rule Changes

Near Riot Flares At Peace Parley  Right To Adjourn Meet Challenged

TEMPERS FLARE IN PEACE TALKS ~ HELD IN PARIS   Russian Chairman Causes Near-Riot by Adjourning . Commission Meeting   ACTION PUTS” OFF“ VOTE   Alexander, British Admiralty _ Chief, Leaves Separate’ * “Session After Slur

Near Riot At Peace Parley   Commission Delegates Challenge Right To Adjourn Meeting

Powers Is Hit Today  Aussies   er Attack Made  Discussion of rv Problem of te Before UN

New Clash Disturbs Peace Meet   Bulgarian Commission Breaks Up in Near Riot  —Lots of Clamor

Briton Leaves at Russ Blast   Peace Commission Votes to Invite Albania to Tell Views on Clause in Italian Treaty

U. S. Delgate Jefferson Caffery Denounces Action.   DELEGATES SHOUT ALL AT ONE TIME   Row in Bulgarian Commission Only One of the Outbursts.

Alexander of England Walks Out of Meeting  After Russian Lashing

Spain Charges U. S. Planned To Invade Her   Franco Makes Allegation In Denying Violations Of Neutrality

Franco Pleads Neutrality, Accuses U.S. Of War Plot *To Seize Iberian Peninsula

Red Denial To Early Agreement Stirs Byrnes   25-Year Treaty to Keep Germany Disarmed Source Of Aroument

Byrnes Insists Stalin Agreed to 25-Year Treaty te:Disarm Germany Despite Molotov’s Repeated Denials

IBYRNES PLACES STALIN ON SPOT ION U. S-RED PLAN   Brushes Molotov’s Charges Aside As ‘Misquotation’

Stalin Word On Treaty Is Awaited   Byrnes Says He Will Accept Only Answer From Soviet Chief, Not Molotov

BYRNES CLAIMS STALIN FAVORED DISARMING: PLAN   Serves Notice Only Stalin Can Retract Agreement In Principle

Byrnes Answers Molotov On German Treaty Issue   American Secretary Serves Notice Only Stalin “Can Settle Tiff on 25-Year Plan

Molotov Rejection Of Armament Pact Scored by Byrnes   Says Only Stalin can Re. tract Earlier Agreement To U.S. Plan

"MISS AMERICA’ RACE THRILLER   Atlanta Girl with Operatic Voice Leads Field—Arkansas Entry Scores

RAIL CRASH DEATH TOLL REACHES 45   Three Agencies Probing [lh a a >. See Tee

Mrs. G. . Joe Offers Sure Cure for Fraternization * In Occupation Armies

COLUMBUS WOMEN IN GROUP ~GORNERED EISENHOWER   WIVES GETTING PSYCHO-NEUS ROTIC FROM “FRATERNIZATION BLUES," MEMBERS OF GROUP DECLARE

Two Will Hold Another Session Today   Negotiators Confer With Truman, Who Is Termed Pleased

Negotiations To Resume This Morning; Truman Given Meeting Details   Krug And lewis Reach Accord On Contract’s Major Provisions: Both, However, Remain Silent: Unoticial Terms Revealed

Coal Negotiators Report Substantial Agreement on  Major Points of New Pact   Krug and Lewis Recess Negotiations Until Today After Reporting Progress After Two Conferences; All Loaded Cars at Idle Mines Froze by U. S.

Report Progress To President  All Loaded Cars At Idle Mines ‘Frozen’

Government. Iireezes All Loaded Cars At Idle Mines, No Comment On Session With the Presiedent .

AGREEMENT IN COAL STRIKE IS FORECAST TODAY   Progress Reported By Negotiators At Meeting Last Night   34-MINUTE MEETING HELD WITH TRUMAN

Agreement On Major Points Believed Near      Negotiations. in Dispute to be Resumed This Morning

Negotiators Agree On Major Points   Conference Fails _ To Produce Pact; Meet Asvain Todav

MAIOR POINTS SETTLED WITH JOHN L. LEWIS   FINAL AGREEMENT DELAYED UNTIL THIS MORNING

Another Krug, Lewis Parley Slated Today   Sen. Hill Predicts Accord To End Lengthy Strike Within 48 Hours’

TRUMAN SEES BOTH KRUG AND LEWIS   Latter Two Reported in Substantial Agreement on All Major Points of  *Contract.   ANOTHER MEETING TO BE HELD TODAY   Wage Provision Undet Consideration Said to Provide for 1814-Cent Increase.

Krug and Lewis Confer; Close to An Agreement   Expect Announcement on Results Within Hours

Production of Meat to Reach New High Level   That Is Forecast of U. S. Agriculture Department, It Is Officially Stated.

HARRIMAN SEES REDS BLUFFING   Quoted as Saying Russia Seeks U. S. friendship

LaFollette After 'G.0.P. Nomination   Three-Way Contest for Governor Also Today in Wisconsin Primary

LaFollette Bid for Nomination as a : Republican Tops Wisconsin Interest. .

LA FOLLETTE RACE I$ EYED IN WISCONSIN      Bid for Republican Nomination After 12 Years as a Progressive Lends Sparkle to State Primary Today.

Wisconsin Votes in Primary   LaFollette Bids for Senate: Vermont and South Carolina at Polls

Primary Contest Is Held In West   LaFollette Ballot Being Watched Closely

WISCONSIN AT PRIMARY POLLS   LaFollette and Aged  Governor in Hot Races

THREE STATES AT POLLS TODAY   Lafollette Holds Spotlight In Wisconsin; Vermont And South Carolina Holding Primaries.

Wisconsin Race In Spotlight   LaF ollette Scrap Spills Over Into National Arena

LaFollette Bid Features Voting   Primary Election In Three States

Wisconsin Voting Draws Spotlight; Lafollette Issue  SAac° 5. 2a...   Wide National Effect Seen After Badger Total Count

Today's Voting Has Interest Of Whole Nation   LaFollette Race In Wisconsin, Primary In S. C.  Take Place Today

Wisconsin Voting Today Has Plenty Of Political Punch   LoFollette’s Bid for GOP Senate Nomination Adds To Heated Governor Race

PLANS FOR EARLY CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDING PUSHED   CONTRACT CLOSED WITH BOND FIRM TO PURCHASE $125,000 BONDS AT 34%% RATE

OLDER BOYS-GIRLS CONFERENCE HERE   Meets At Baptist Church Monday, January 14th

JEWS CALLING ~NEW STRIKES   BRITISH PREPARE TO.MOVE 1400 REFUGEES FROM-HAIFA TO CAMPS AT-CYPRUS

NEW STRIKES — IN PALESTINE   British to Remove 1,400 Jewish Refugees From Haifa to Cyprus

CORD BETWEEN RUSSIA AND IRAN   Generalissimo Says Troops Withdrawing on Basis of Acreement

Recs Withdraw According to “Positive” Agreement   Premier Indicates Russia Believes No Ground for UNO Action

SOVIET-IRAN AGREEMERT INDICATED   Stalin Says Matter Settied By Pact Between 2 Nations

Stalin Says — Red Troops In iran Withdraw   RUSSIAN PREMIER TELLS NEWSMEN ABOUT MOVEMENT

Resigned Earlier in Day, Said He Would Not “Commit Per ‘jury for Sake of A Party.”

Ickes Resigns in Bitter Dispute With President   Political Bombshell Explodes When ecretary Flays Truman on Pauley Appointment; Idahoan May Cet Post

ACCUSES TRUMAN OF IMPROPRIETY   Claims President Asked Him To Be “Gentle” With Pauley; Through Friday

 ne Ie Investigating The Ku Klux Klan In Seven States; May Broaden its inquiry

Justice Department Wants’ to Know if Kians Are Violating Federal Laws.

Highway Heed siressed By State Group   OVER $11 000, 000 WILL BE SOUGHT FOR NEW ROADS

NAVY PLANNING OCEAN BATTLE   Air Strike Due On Culebra Island; Marines To Land On Puerto Rico

ee eerie nae  Brooks, 4.OtherGOP Senators Ignore Roosevelt Memorial

HONOR MEMORY OF ROOSEVELT   Congress Holds Solemn Memorial Rarvices Today

Copper Miners Stay on Job; Homes Wrecked   Sugar Dispute Settled as Raise Granted

Attacks Made Upon Miners In Butte   Homes Damaged; Coal Miners Still Idle

Terror Marks Butte Copper Miner Strike   Gangs Rove Streets to Smash Homes and Break Furniture

Rioting Mobs Attack Homes Butte Miners   Vandals Smash Into Homes Of Workers Staying On Job During Strike.    UNION NOT INVOLVED

Navy Receipt Of Jap Tip-Off Message 72 Hours Previous  To Attack Is Due For Check

HOT FREIGHT TO BE TIED UP HERE   New York Truck Strikers Extend Drive To _ Stop “Hot Freight” To Several Points, Including Gastania.

Truckers Ban Hot Freight To New Areas   ‘Government Acts in Maritime Strike Pittsburgh Ouiet -”

SCHWOB QUITS; ZIEMER NAMED   Poor Health Cause of  Director's Resignation

Ziemer Is Conservation Head  ag Btcantne af Commicsion fo Succeed Fred T. Schwob

M'NARNEY ACTS FOR DISCIPLINE   Packed Training Schedule. Curfew Among Orders

Busy Training Schedule Is Set For All Forces   11 p. m. Curfew for Men With Bad Records in European Area

Busy Training Schedule Deereed and Curfew for Seldiers With Bad Conduet Records Ordered

Gls Return To Garrison Life : Stern Measures 10 Be Taken Ta Raice Discipline, Morale

Army Moves To Restore GI Morale   Gen.McNarney Orders Rigorous Program In Europe

Impose Rigorous Measures on Gls On Duty in Europe   11 P.M. Curfew For Soldiers with Bad Conduct Record

More Work For GI's In Europe   Full Training Schedule Ordered in Effort To Boost Morale and  Cut Soaring VD Rate

Discipline Is Tightened To Improve Morale of U. S. Troops in Europe

STIFF SCHEDULE SET FOR EUROPEAN 6. ,'S   McNarney Orders Curfew For Disciplined Men

Conservation, Taxes and Problems of Veterans To Be Reviewed by Governors

GOVERNORS OPEN ANNUAL MEETING   Sentiment at Oklahoma City \s for a Federal and Net  State Vets’ Bonus

Confusion Reigns As Court Ruling Keeps Hotel Operators From Evicting Tenants Who Overstay Reservations.

Russia Would Hold Stock Majority in Joint Oil Company   More Details of  Agreement Revealed Ry. Pramior

Reds to Control lran Oil Company   Majority Stockholder First 25 Years

Russia Major Stockholder in lran Oil Firm   50-Year Term Is Provided Under Agreement

TEHERAN CALLS FOR MEETINGS ON AZERBAIJAN   Iran Premier Reveals More Of Details In Agreement Reached With Reds

Russia to Control Oil In Iran For Next Twenty-Five Years   Agreement Will Be Presented to the Iranian Parliament For Ratification Says Premier Quavam— Terms Divulged   IRANIAN TROOP ARE TO GUARD THE OIL FIELDS

REDS RULE IRAN OIL COMPANY   Hold 51 Percent of Stock for 25 Years

Major Stockholder In Soviet-lran Oil Deal Will be Reds   Azerbaijan People Have Been Invited To Attend A Parley

KOREANS STAGE DEMONSTRATION   Reds Lead 50,000 in Capital — Favoring Limited Trusteeship

KOREANS HOLD —-MASS-MEETING   COMMUNIST-LED DEMONSTRA. ~ TION STAGED IN FAVOR OF _ FOUR-POWER TRUSTEESHIP

WU PICKETS BATTLE POLICE IN NEW YORK   Non-Strikers Try to Pass Through ACA Lines

Russia Asks Consideration  New UN Site   White Russians Propose League Of Nations Capital At Geneva “As Site.

U.N. Diplomats Closely Watch U.S. Elections   Big 4 Foreign Ministers Move Into Fight Over  Trieste.

ACCIDENTAL DEATH TOLL IN WEEK-END IS PEGGED AT FIVE   lane Crash, Gas Fumes an Auto Wreck Contribute to Death Count

PITTSBURGH UNION FAVORS ARBITRATION   Action by Utility Workers Will Avert Power Strike Set for Tuesday.

POWER UNION TO ARBITRATE WAGE DEMANDS   Action Taken Last Night At Pittsburgh—Strike Is Averted

Duquesne Union to Arbitrate   Workers’ Decision Ends Threat Of Second Power Strike In Pittsburgh

Warns Nation Against Current Disunity Trend   Forecasts Possibility OF U. S. Debt Slash

Budget For 1946 Set At $35,860,000,000  Troy ryoTrneryraa sey Trey ef OT CUO ee ee,      BUSINESS OUTLOOK GOOD   President Also Touches On U. N. O. Full Employment, Demobilization, Housing Shortage And Merger   Budget-At-Glance

National Debt On Way Down   President's Double-Barreled Message Mixes Optimism Over Business-Jobs Outlook With Inflation Warning And Concern Over Strikes

MESSAGE FOR FIRST TIME COMBINES LAW-MAKING AND BUDGET RECOMMENDATIONS

TEMPERATURES:   President Urges Congress To Back Economic Policies   Chief Executive Again Calls On Labor Asks Reduction In National Budget And Management To Settle Differences

Mixes Optimism With Strike and Inflation Fears   Sees Possibility Federal Debt Will Actually Be Cut

Cites Importance Of Better-Paid Workers   President Stresses Inflation Peril, Voices Con cern Over Strikes; Warns Against Disunity; Ne Further Tax Cuts Now.

Concern Over Strikes Voiced By President   Cautions “Voice Of Cisunity’ Must Not Prevail In Nation

7 Billion To Be Cut From Debt ir Next 18 Months   President Calls for More Pay Lower Prices  And Unchanged Taxes

President Calls For Support Of Plan Which He Says Will Promote Greater Output Of Lower Cost Goods By Higher Paid Workers—Chief Executive Mixes Expressions Of Optimism Over Business And Job Potentialities With Warnings Against Inflation

President Asks Solons to Get Behind Program   State of the Union Speech Paints Picture Of Prosperous Era; Warns of “Dicuniegyee

President Calls for Action On Entire Domestic Program In His Message to Congress   Expresses Concern Over Big Strikes; Sees Reduction in Government Debf, But No New Tax Cuts Recommended

Higher Wages Advocated By President   Budget Halts National Debt For First Time In 17 Years

President Favors Higher Pay, Cut In National Debt   Lower Prices and Unchanged Taxes In Truman Plan

Warns Congress Voice of Disunity Must Not Prevail: Shows Optimism At Business, Concern On Strikes   Recommends Budget Four Billion Dollars Over Year's Income; Says Debt Can Be Reduced for First Time In 17 Years

BIGGER OUTPUT OF LOWER-COST GOODS ADVISED   Renews Plea To Congress To Act Speedily On His Major. Legislation

‘Cautions Voices Disunity Must Not Prevail   Optimistic Over Business; Strikes Cause HST Concern

Congress Told No Further Tax Cuts Should Be Voted   By D. HAROLD OLIVER

Truman Asks Congress to Help Boost Goods’ Output by Wage Increases; Sets Gov’t Expenditures at 35 Billion and Maps Cut in National Debt.

PRESIDENT TRUMAN PROPOSES SWEEPING PROGRAM TO PROVIDE ‘GREATER OUTPUT AT LOWER COST   Chief Executive Mixes Expressions of Optimism with Fresh Warnings—Labor and Management Urged to Reduce Number of Strikes—Other Late News of Interest

CONGRESS ASKED TO PASS SWEEPING NEW RECONVERSION LAWS  BUDGET SLASHED IN MESSAGE SENT WITH LAWMAKING REQUEST

Asks Greater Output, Reduced U. 8. Budget   President Asserts Fair Wages Paramount—Believes Most Industries Could Grant Raises

First Cut In U. S. Debt In 17 Years Predicted; Strikes Chief Cancern   25,000 Word Message Discusses State Of ’ Union, Budget For Coming Fiscal Year

President Pegs Government Expenses At Only 4 Billion Above Anticipated Income; Sees National Debt Actually Reduced   Fair Wage Structure Necessary

President Sees Higher Standard of Living If U. §. Economy Is Managed Properly; He Calls for Budget Which Will Cut Debt

PRESIDENT TAKES STAND AGAINST NEW TAX SLASHES   Government Expenditures in  Fiscal Year Pegged at $35,860 000 000

President Also Asks For No Change In Taxes And Sees National Debt Cut   Chief Executive’s Combined Annual State Of The Union Message And Budget Requests Given Congress In 25,000 Words

ASK CONGRESS TO BACK PLAN FOR PRODUCTION   Sets Budget Near 36 Billion Mark; Expects to Reduce National Debt

Sent a 25,000-Word Document!   Combining Law Making and  Budget Recommendations  to Conrress.   PROMOTE OUTPUT OF LOWER COST GOODS   He Cautioned That “Voices of Disunity” Which Are Crying Aloud Again “Must Not Prevail’.

Truman Outlines Administration Policy In State Of Union’ Speech To Congress

Truman. Backs Higher Wages, Lower Prices   Budget Provides $7 Billion Cut In National Debt

President Urges Congress to Continue Food Subsidies and Price Controls—Opposes Additional Tax Cuts —- Voices Concern Over Strikes and Asks for Collective Bargaining—Warns Against Disunity.

Demands Greater Output, Less Cost, Higher Pay   THE NEW BUDGET AT A GLANCE

Asks Congress To Get Behind Broad Program   Tells of Inflation, Strike Dancers

President's Optimism on Business, Job Potentialities Mixed With Concern on Strife

Pleads  Greater Output, Cost Cut   Voices Of Disunity Must Not Prevail In The Future

Truman Seeks Higher Wages,  Lower Prices   Annual Message Calls For First Cut In National Debt Since 1930—Asks No Tax Changes—-Business Outlook Reported To Be Good

Lower Cost. Goods Asked With Higher Wage Scale   Slash In Government Spending Is Forseen

WARNS AGAINST INFLATION AND MAJOR STRIKES   Tells Congress Plan to Promote Low Cost Goods With Higher Pay

Outlay of 35 Billion Seen  By President   Optimism Over Business Future Coupled with Disunity Warning.

Truman Pleads for Program to Provide Lower Cost Goods and Payment of Higher Wages   Mixes Lawmaking and Budget Recommendations in 25,000 Word Message to Congress: Peqs Government Expenditures Near Revenues

Disunity Voices Must Not Prevail, Truman Declares   ‘President Optimistic Over Business And Jobs, Warns Against Inflation, Expresses Concern Over Strikes 

President Sees Seven Billion Cut In National Debt In Next Two Years

URGES CONGRESS ADOPT PROGRAM: REVEALS BUDGET   President Wants Greater Out Pu of Goods; Would Keep Food Subsidies

High-WageLabor Seen Producing Low-Cost Good:   Cautions Against Allowing “Voices Of Disunity” ° Prevail In United States

Asks Lawmakers Again To Back His Program   Cautions Against ‘Voices of Disunity’ In Document Combining Both Law-Mak: ing and Budget Recommendations   New Budget  At-A-Glance

President Asks Higher Wages, Greater Output   Lawmakers Urged To Get Behind Sweeping Program

Long Message Delivered To Congress   : Optimism Over Business Potentialities, Warnings Against Inflation Are Included in Joint “State of the Nation” and Budaet Reports

Truman Urges Higher Wages, Lower Prices   President Sees First Cut in National Debt Since 1930, Expresses Concern Over Inflation Threat, Major Strikes

Urges Congress To Get Behind Sweeping Plan   President Seeks To Promote Greater Output Lower Cost Goods By Higher Paid Workers

CONCERN OVER STRIKES HELD BY PRESIDENT   Truman Submits His Message to Congress And Entire Nation

Doesn't Want      Reduction In Taxes   In Message to Congress President Forecasts Seven Billion Dollar Cut ti National Debt

Pegs Federal Expenditures  At 35 Billion   Fair Wage Structure Stressed In Message

 Truman Asks Congress to Back Program for Greate! Outout of Lower Cost Goods By Higher Paid Labor

Optimistic Note Also Has Warning   President Combines State Of Union Report With Budget Proposals ir Message to Solons

Outlines 21-Point Program   Asks Action On Five New Measures in Addition to Proposals  Previously Reauested

President Asks Congress to Get Behind His Ideas To Promote More Production At Cheaper Prices; Combines Budget With State Of Nation Messace

Support for Program of More Output by Higher Paid Workers Is Asked

Truman Has Optimistic Outlook for Business and Jobs if Harmony Prevails in Nation   Secs Reduction Possible ~ for First in 17: Years but no Tax Cuts

Asks Entire Domestic Program To Boost Output of Low Cost Goods by Higher Paid Workers

Plan Would Hike Output of Lower Cost. Goods by Higher Paid Workers; Hits Disunity

HAS PROGRAM DESIGNED 10 REACH GOAL   In 25,000-Word Message to Congress, President Urges Lawmakers to (;et Behind His Plan for  Danna ira

Asks Lawmakers Again To Back His Program   Cautions Against ‘Voices of Disunity’ In Document Combining Both Law-Making and Budget Recommendations

OPA Speeding Ur Own Liquidation   Hundreds of Items Freed of Controls as Reductions in Agency's Personnel Start

Buyer Resistance Develops Against Meat  Nich Whedon Reins Puched i By Strikine WwW; wes

Survcy Reveals Buyer Resistance To Meat Prices   Prices Of $1 A Pound Or Mate Have Been Chalked Up For Choice Cuts

Buyer Resistance To Spurting Meat Prices Is Reported   Cities Surveyed After One Week Of Decontrol

BUYERS RESIST PRICES, FORCE FEW CHANGES   Meat Returns to Most Counters in Nation—Some Picketing Reported

RESISTANCE METHODS ARE EFFECTIVE   $1.50 Steaks Are Left Untouched;  Rutter Price Down

Growth Of Buyer Resistance To Spurting Meat Prices ‘Shown In Majority Of Key Cities Covered In Survey

Buyer Resistance To Spurting Meat Prices Shown In Most Cities Surveyed After Week Of Decontrol

Spot Check Of 48 Cities Shows Growth Of Definite Resistance By Buyers To High Meat Prices

Find Resistance. To Meat Prices ~ Takes Big Spurt      Cost: ‘Junips: Eve 3 -See--Action- Of Buyers Foreing . Figures’. Down

Buyer Resistance to Surging Meat Prices Gaining Strength   Spot Check of 48 Cities Shows Mixed Degree Of Success In ‘Strikes’ to Force Down Prices That Jumped to as High as $1.50 a Pound

Meat Reaches $1.50 Per Pound in East   Some Price Rises Are Less Than OPA Costs Under Subsidies

Survey Shows Buyer Resistance In Many Cities To Rising Meat Prices      Extreme Of $1.50 A Poand Uncovered In Spot Check Of 48 Cities; Prices Have  Zoomed Everywhere.

Buyers’ Resistance to Sky-High Price of Meat Disclosed    Survey Shows Retailers Refuse Top Prices in Some Meat Cuts

Housewives Bring About Declines   Butter Slumps To 85 Cents In Charlotte

Definite Buyer Resistance Wave Sweeps Nation Ac Haucewives Shun Uncontrolled Meat Prices

Buyer Resistance To Higher Meat Prices Growing    ‘Mutterings, Picketing Reported---Some Have Nothing to Kick About

GROWING RESTSTANCE ONBART OF ON raft OF     rion FOUND INNATIONAL SURVEY,

Won't Pay Big Prices For Meat »   Buyer Resistance  To New Meat Levels Pulls Prices Down In Many Cities

Buyer Resistance Already Forcing Meat Price Down  Butter and Other Food Items Also _ Showing Slumps

BUYERS BALK AT HIGH RICA PRICE, SURVEY REVEALS   Women Shoppers Picket  Omahe Markets; Some Boulet ame Blend

Reistance By Buyers to Costly Meat   Prices Spurt To Extreme; Retailers Refusing To Buy

Rising Food Prices Meet Resistance   Survey Shows Meat Going To $1.50 a Pounl; but Increasing Opposition On Part of Buyers

i MEAT COSTS FORCED DOWN IN SECTIONS OF COUNTRY  BUYERS RESIST PRICE INCREASE

Resistance fo Exorbitant Meat Prices Growing   $1 a Pound Not Uncommon For Choice Cuts

BUYERS RESIST AS MEAT PRICE CLIMBS HIGHER   Survey of Key Cities Reveals Sharp Rise In Food Costs

Buyer Resistance To Hi gh Meat Prices Grows In U. S.   Sugar Remains Searce; Seap And Shortening Unusually Short; Butter Costs Fareed Down

Firm ‘Buyer Resistance To High Meat: Prices — ‘Shown in Man}: Cities

Buyers Show Balky Mood   Refusal to Pay Sharply Higher Prices for Meat In Big Centers Has Effect

Resistance By Buyers  Is Growing   Check of 48 Ciues Discloses Supplies of Meat Improve in 39 Places   Other Jtems Scarce’   Sugar, Soaps, Tissue Among Items Hard to Get

Meal Back In Shops; Other Items Scarce.   Resistance Drives -Prices Down In. Some Instances

HOUSEWIVES SEEK TO PUSH PRICES DOWN   Merchants in Some Cities Also Resist High Meat Prices

GROWING BUYER RESISTANCE IS NOTED TODAY IN SURVEYS   Meat Returning To Counters And Prices Rise To Extreme In Places

Survey Reveals Buyers Resisting High Meat Prices   One Third of Cities Checked Report Prices of $1 Or More Per Pound

BUYERS’ STRIKE GAINS IN FORCE   Resistance Cuts Prices Ir At Least 10 Of Cities

BUYER OTRIKE PUSHING HIG PRICES DOWN   Some Retailers Cut Profits as Many Housewives Refuse to Buy.

Buyer Resistance To Spurting Meat Prices Noted In Survey Of Many Key U. S. Cities

Meat Becoming Plentiful but Buyers Striking   Prices Rising at Uneven Rate, AP Survey Indicates

BUYER RESISTANCE IN EVIDENCE OVER MUCH OF COUNTRY   Meat Supplies Becoming Ample in Most Cities, But Buyers Are Balking

BUYERS RESIST ZOOMING PRICES   Meat Costs Spurt As Housewives Spurn Purchases

Resistance by Buyers to High Meat Prices Reported to Be Havine Effect

Housewives Clutch Purse-strings Tighter, Refuse To Pay Meat Price :

The Food Situation  U.S. Buyers Balk at High ‘Prices Asked for Red Meat

Buyer Resistance To Excessive Meat Prices Brings Reduction In Some Cities

Meat Prices Are Up Everywhere, But Rise Varies   West Is Fortunate Area; Buyers Balk At Too-High Labels

Youths Face Life Imprisonment in Two Slayings  Verdict of Guilty Returned by California Jurors

Plans Are Started   Architects And Engineers At Work On Biuenrintse For $200 000 Grid Plant

Plans Are Started      Architects And-Engineers At Work On Bhrencinte:Eor £200 000 Grid: Plant

CAA ORDERS CONSTELLATIONS OUT OF SKIES   Order Ties Up 60 Millions  of Equipment Foliowang Second Crash in ' Three Weeks.

Commercial Airlines Orde All Constellation Lmers Grounded For 39 Days

“Long-Haired Art” Derided— Judges Put Nail Polish Abstract’ on Sale

Screwball Artist Fools Art Ass’n   Uses Nail Polish And Chalk To Turn Out ‘Masterpiece’ In Only A Very Short Time

Nazi Rockets Assembled For White Sands Tests  U . 8. Puts German Experts To Work on Arms Projects

—EeeEOoeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEeEeEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeewe  German Scientific Brains Being Used

Life Is Normal Again in Cleveland As the Daily Newspaper Rejurns

Cleveland Gets News Again.   Out of Town Papers Sold For As Much As $2 During Month-Long AFL-Pressmen’ Strike

Chiang Visions Career Ending  With New China   See Emperor Retained By New Jap Constitution; Emergency In Korea

Chiang Foresees End of His Personal Leadership; Report Jacan Will Keen Emnerar

Chiang Hints End To His Leadership   Jap Constitution ane FE . hetains Kmperor

INQUIRY IS. CONTINUED   Number of Dead in Chicago Fire Now Stands at 60

POLICE SPUR SEARCH FOR MISSING CHILD, 3   Hunt Tall, Blond Woman In Philadelphia Mystery

Asks Al lies ive      Communist’ Spokesman. Urges Allies To Keep Promise By President ‘Truman.

China Rift Widens   ‘Red Spokesman Says “Careless” Help From Allies Causes Trouble

Chinese Conununist Head Hits at American Loan To Chiang Government

General Chou Hits ‘Careless’ Help   Chinese Communist Favors Allies Gigp Nation Her Own Chance

Chou Critical Of Allied Help  Careless Aid to increase Disorders?

Chinese Communis Demands Chance Found Democracy   Renews Issue. of US Transporting Troops to N. China

Chinese Reds Rap “Careless” Aid   Spokesman Demands Allies Give China Chance To Establish Democracy

Sino Communist In Blast About Allied Meddling   Eee  CHINA SHOULD GET A CHANCE TO RUN AFFAIRS

Asks China Be Given Chance   Communist Spokesman Demands Allies Give  Democracy a Chance

Give China Chance to Have Democracy, Urges Chinese   Blasting Allies Careless Assistance

‘Slick-Haired’ Man Sought in Assault   Woman Is Branded With Ciqaret After Attack

* Iwin Halis Victory Performed Unsung but Valuable Role As Outcast Ammunition Shin in War’s Clacino Dave

LOANS TO-OTHER COUNTRIES — WILL GET STRICT SCRUTINY   DOUBT EXPRESED THAT RUSSIA WILL PRESS FOR CREDIT OF BILLION DOLLARS

W orshipers Crowd Ohio Churches  For First Postwar Easter Services

Pauley Named for Navy Post   Truman Nominates Symington Secretary of War for Air

Pauley Named Aide to Naval Secretary   Truman. Also Appoints Assistant. Secretary of War, RFC Directors

‘President Truman Name: ‘Edwin Pauley to Be Undersecretary of Navy

PAULEY NOMINATED AS FORRESTAL AIDE   Troman Proposes Californ. Jan for Navy Post

Legion to. ‘Award Medals iTo Cadets   Edwin Pauley Nominated ‘As Navy Undersecretary -

TRUMAN NAMES EDWIN PAULEY TO NAVY POS]   Major Government ShakeUp Outlined Today To Senate

Pauley Takes Gates’ Place   Californian Chosen Navy Undersecretar'

Paul »y New Navy Under-Secretary   Sym) .gton Named As ¥ ar-Secretary

TRUMAN NAMES WAR, NAVY AIDE’   Picks Symington to Assist Patterson; Pauley to. Succeed Gates

Pauley Named lo Navy Post  California Oil Man New Undersecretary, Succeeding Gates

Durham Man Is Held In Robbery   Two Negroes Also Held Believed To Be Connected With Bank Robbery

Arkansas Demos Are Voting Today   Developments Connected With Former Servicemen Enliven Primary

Wheat Subsidies  To Remain Same   RFC Announces Flour Program Ends March 1

KIM SIGLER  REFUSES TO TESTIFY   Says He Would  Do So If Hearing Was to Be Public

SIGLER DEFIES. SENATE GROUP   REFUSES TO TESTIFY IN. SECRET SESSION \

CLINE’S TRIAL ALMOST HALTED   Discovery One Of Jurors Is Ex-Convict Nearly Upsets Case

DISMISS JUROR IN CLINE TRIAL   CHECK REVEALS HE WAS PRISON MATE OF ALLEGED FORGER

Alternate Replaces Juror Who Admitted Serving Sentence for Forgery Same Time as Cline

$ tolen Loot   ““Hesse:Créwn J Jewels  , Back to Owners: After " Use As Ttial Evidence

Hesse Jewels Must Go Back To Family; Rule  Army Decides Loot   Army Decides Loot Private Property; Some Taken From Durant On U. S. Entr

Army to Send Jewels Back  To Owners   War Department Says Customs Took 106 Unset Gems

AIL BE SENT AFTER TAL OF 8 OFFICERS   Gems Considered by Army to Be Private Property of. ~~" +House of Hesse.

106 Diamonds Found On Durant On His Return  Section Of Missin Hessian Tr reasure. Wes  Ca'aad BB. facbame

Stolen Jewels To Be Returned  German Owners   $1,500,000 Treasure Will Be Held Here As Evidence Tn Trial of Cotonel and WAC Wife

To Return Royal Gems io German House of Hesse  Held as Evidence For Pendina Trial

"Dairy Situation Wednesday   Decontrol Board May’ Restore ‘Milk; Butter Lids  OPA Hikes Price on Kidskin Shoes

Study of Dairy Prices May Show Need for Control   Board to Meet Wednesday; May Restore Ceilings

Dairy Prices Study Is Set by Control Board   Trend Is Watched; Prices Up on Shoes’ ‘of “Kid Goat Leather

Price Decontrol. Board Meet Soon On Dairy Items   Study Plan To Restore Price Ceilings

Dairy Price Situation Studied    Decontrol Board Members Meet Tomorrow

CAPITAL STALLS CHICAGO TAXIS   PROTESTING VETS WARNED AGAINST HAULING FARES

BretherOf — Goebbels Held Ardent Nazi Captured By U. &. Army Agents

‘ALL AVAILABLE TANKERS, [TO BE PUT IN SERVICE ‘CARRYING TINIAR Curie

Damaged Ship May Be Towed Safely to Port   Merchant Steamer Oneida Victory and Tanker Collide Off Coast of California

Crew To Return Aboard Oneida   Ship In Sinking Condition Last Night; Asks For Crew.

DAMAGED VESSEL TO BE TOWED IN   J. S. Merchant Ship Crew Returns to Duty

Merchant Ship Severely Damaged in Collision FOFF California Ceast

Petrillo Is Held Under $1,000 Bond   ‘Surrenders inU.S. District Court Under Lea Law. Charges

Anderson Looks Past Food Shortages To See Surpiuses  Secretary Says Nation Moving Back to Old

Anderson Looks Ahead To Possible Low Price Crop, Livestock Surplus

Anderson Looks Past F ood Shortages To See Surpluses   Secretary Says Nation Moving Back fo Ol. Position of Virtual Security, Price-Depressing Crops and Livestock

Secretary Views ong-Range Farm Outlook   Anderson Sees Market Expansion As Primary Need

SSSSSSSSSSSSS $ CORSICANA  $ TIGER BAND $ PAPER DRIVE  $Sssssgssssss$

SSSSSSSSSSSSS5 $ CORSICANA $ $ TIGER BAND  $ PAPER DRIVE  EEOKCKEKEK SEE EES

CHINA REDS TURN DOWN TRUCE PLAN   Oppose Giving Marshall Supreme Arbitration Power.

Marshall Powers Rejected By Reds   Nationalists Propose  U.S. Arbitration

‘China Reds Reject Proposal to Give Gen. Marshall Supreme Powers to Arbitrate Dispute

China Reds Reject Arbitration Plan   Refuse to Grant Supreme : Power to Marshall

PARENTS OF © HEIRENS HEAR HIM CONFESS   Admits Three Murders, Including Suzanne Degnan

Ford Hale at 88   Heirens Tells All to Parents   Story of Slayings Reported Admitted

Parents Hear Heirens Tell Of Slayings   Refused To Believe He Committed Deeds Until He Confessed

Heirens Tells Parents  4A bout Three He Killed   Mother And Father Shocked, But Vow To Stand By Youngster After Full Confession

YOUNG KILLER   Mother And Father Stunned By Murder Confession Of William Heirens

“Barbed Wire Club” ‘Of Vets Planned to Share Camp Miseries   Groups of Milwaukeeans May Form Organization To Include War Prisoners

TENARE KILLED INPLANE CRASH   C-47 Crashes Today Near Goodland, Kans., on Flight.

THIRTEEN DEAD IN C-47 CRASH, ARMY REVEALS   Plane Bound For Denver Downed By Storm Near Goodland, Kansas

Thirteen Dead As Army Piane Crashes During Thunder Storm In Kansas Thursday Wight

Defenses Guaranteed In Pact   U. S$. Reserves Right To Bar Planes From Bases When Conditions Warrant

FEAR FROST MAY HURT LATE CROPS   August Temperatures Below Normal Rainfall Short, Report Shows

UAW Leaders Squabble Over Union Position   Thomas’ Says Reuther Seeks to Freeze Out Ex-President

101 TODAY, GLENDALE MAN NOW SORRY HE VOTED AGAINST LINCOLN IN 1864 ELECTION

Seguin Show Wrecked By Explosion, Flames   Crowded Show Just Vacated

Theater Is Wrecked In Mysterious Blast   Explosion Cames Shortly After A Large Sundav Niaht Crawd Had Left Buildina

CONFEREES 10 LEAVE MEETING   Australians, Canadians Quit Peace Conference Which Is Almost Stopped

Russia’s New Proposal is Defense of Dardanelles by Joint Russo-Turkish Army

Threat Of New Military Plan Made By Soviet   RUSSIA TO CONTINUE TO FIGHT FOR BLACK SEA AREA

Russia Demands Joint Mastery Of Dardanelle:   Warns Turkey Against Any Military Preparations to Protect Straits

STRAITS SHARE IS DEMANDED   Turkey Again Told Soviets Want Joint Deferses In Dardanslles

TURKEY REJECTS RUSSIAN PLEA TO SHARE CONTROL   Reds Warn Turks Not te Make Pact With Other Powers

REDS ASK JOINT PROTECTION OF DARDANELLES   Want to Join Turkey In Defending The Straits

RUSSIA DEMANDS PART IN DEFENSE OF DARDANELLES   Moscow Note Rejects Turkish Proposal for Confer wus al Daaare

‘SHARP NOTE ALSO: WARNS AGAINST TAKING MIL!  MEASURES WITH NON SFA POWFRC _-

Russians Demand Joint Defense Of Dardanelles   Officials in Turkey Concerned Over Action Taken by Soviets.

ASKS FOR PART IN DEFENSE OF DARDANELLES   Warns T u rkey Not to Resist; Situe**on Serious

House. Subsidies  Opposed by GOP   Wyatt's Senate Plea Brings Criticism

Senate Support of Building Subsidy Urged   Republicans Doubt Wyatt Policy to Assist Veterans

ISENATORS CRITICAL OF SUBSIDY PLAN 'TO PROVIDE HOMES FOR VETERANS

Comptroller Criticizes RFC  For Bookeeping   Fails to Keep Reliable  Records

Maritime Offer Is Rejected   Unions Turn Down Compromise; Long, Bitter Strike Predicted

OFFER REJECTED BY UNIONS; HEAD SAYS SEAMEN WILL FIGHT  CONGRESSIONAL GROUP BEGINS HEARINGS ON IMMINENT STOPPAGE

Governme.t Said Ready To Present \ ‘wn Terms For Settlino Maritime Ruckus

US. Takes Over Marine  Wark Untire Problam  VIN PMuUio FT rUNtTvUlti   fe ween 1 oe NAPE ae Qa Tien e Darn nh PVEL Aw oovernment Acts Wren Sea Unions nepect wie  For Equalizing Time at Sea; Strike Feared Certain

Clubs Seek Edge In Fifth Game  Of World Series      Dobson, Pollet Start Beneath Sunny Skies

BOSTON BEATS CARDS, 6 10 3   Red Sox Rout Pollet, Ace St. Louis Lefty, In First   DOBSON IS WINNER

Gen. Eisenhower Calls for Safeguards wae Giving Away Military Secrets

“TRE” URGES; PROTECTION OF ATOM SECRETS   Demands Adequate Safeguards Before. Disclosure ~*

[Demands Full Safeguards Acainst Misuse   Baruch to Study Soviet Proposal Before Comment

CHIEF OF STAFF OPPOSED TO REVEALING ANY SECRETS, . UNTIL SECURITY ASSURED

Gambling Place Operators Held  Quartet Nabbed By State ,. 22. 2...

Truman Backs . Moscow Pacts Made by Byrnes   President Says AtomicAgreement Is Satisfactory

TRUMAN 0.K.'S MOSCOW PACT   Declares Byrnes Statement Should Satisfy Critics On Atom Control

Foreign Ministers Seek To Complete Trieste Solution   Another Bid To Solve Last Hurdles To Be Made At Afternoon Session

10.000 Troops Mobilized For  Office Work  4,000 Junior Civil Strvice  Workers Strike

Duquesne Light Union Leaders Say They Will Cut Off Outside Help This Time.

RENEW POWER TIEUP THREAT   Fear of Pittsburgh Strike Grows As Conferees Fail to Agree

HITS ELEVATOR         [James Baxter of Salina is Killed  After Circling Uncle's Home

Nw ANT AROA ESR AZAR APA 8  ‘Something Or Other Dr ‘agee( Heavy Bag Of Feed 400 Yards

{s It Man or Beast?     Something Or Other Dragged  Heavy Bag Of Feed 400 Yards

U. N. Scientists Say Control Of Atomic Energy Possible   Harnessing Held to Be Technically Feasible, but Group Makes No Recommendations—Further Study Planned.

ATOM CONTROL POSSIBLE, U.N. GROUP IS TOLD   Scientists Report On Investigation to Atomic Commission

Political Feasibility I: Not Discussed in Report; Adopted  Unanimously

Control of Atom  Found Feasible   United Nations Atomi Energy Commission Agree Unanimously

Effective Control of Atomic Energy Possible on Basis of Known Facts, Belief of UN Scientific Group

Scientists of Commission Say Energy May Be Hamessed   FOR USES IN PEACE

Effective Control Over Atomic Energy Termed Possible By Scientists Of UN

U.N. Atomic Group Drafts Control Plan   Effective Control Called Possible By Technological Means

UN Scientists Believe Atomic Control Possible   Report Does Not Consider or Imoly Any Political Anales

Security Council Releases Atomic Research Report   UN Commission Claims Atoms Can Be Harnessed for Peacetime Use Aecording To Scientists

Scientists Declare Control. of Atomic Energy Possible   Political Feasibility Not Discussed; Techniques Available for Curbing, Utilizing Nuclear Power

Scientists Give Facts Favoring  World Controls   But Refuse to Savy if Plan Feasable: Baruch Sees “Step Forward”   By FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

SAYS EFFECTIVE CONTROL OF ATOMIC ENERGY. passin F   On the Basis of Availabh  Scientific Facts, Scientists Declared Today.   A REPORT. IS RELEASED   It Was Adopted Unanimously Thursday By. the Scientists.

Commission Of UN Council Makes Report   22-Page Draft Comes Out Of N. Y. Meeting

Control Of Atom Ener gy  Is Possible   Finding Of United © Nations Scientists Announced In 22-Page  Wk MEpei'e

Scientists Declare Atomic Energy Can Be Controlled  First internationa Finding Given Unanimous Anocroval

U.N. Scientists Report Effective Control Of Atomic Energy Possible

Scientists Reveal the Atom Can Be Harnessed For Peace on Basis of Exsiting Facts

Atomic Energy Can Be Kept Under Control’   UN Commission Ends Study of Scientific Facts

Say Atom Can Be  Harnessed   UN Committee Report Approved Unanimously Does Not Recommend Method of Control

UNO ATOMIC GROUP SAYS CONTROL IS POSSIBLE   Political Side Not Considered In Discussion By Committee

WORLD ABLE TO HARNESS ATOM, SAY SCIENTISTS   ‘Technologically Feasible, States Unanimous Report of U. N. Groun.

Atomic Control  Held Possible      United Nations Given Report On World Regulation

REPORT SHOWS SCIENTIFIC REASONS   22-Page Report Approved Unanimously By Group   Hails Commission’s Work As A “Forward Motion”; Production Discussed

Science Claims  Atomic Control   Reports Are To Be Submitted On Wednesday

Scientists Agree Atom Bomb Can Be Placed Under Control   Recommendation Not Made to U.N. Unit on ‘Feasibility

SCIENTISTS SAY ATOM CONTROL PLAN POSSIBLE   Political Aspects Of Problem Avoided By Group In UNO Report

Control of Atomic Energy for Peacetime Use Held Possible in UN Science Report

YOUTHS TO ORGANIZE   Will Gather at Supper and Plan For Christian Youth Council

Duff, Martin Open Campaign   Organization Promises Attention to Needs “OF Western End

Duff Promises To Carry Complete Fulfillment Of Gov. Martin’s Program

Silver from Battleship Arkansas Packed for Return to Little Rock

Watson Guilty Of Conspiracy. In Jewel Theft   Army Officer Sentenced Dishonorable Discharge And Three Years At Hard Labor For Part In Crime

WATSON GUILTY IN HESSE JEWEL CASE   Army Major Gets Sentence at Three Years

MAJ. WATSON CONVICTED IN JEWEL CASE   Sentenced to 3 Years at Hard Labor, Discharge

BYRNES ASKS SENATE HEADS TO KEEP JOBS   Big Four Relations Better, Policy Maker Says

Safe Passage Guaranteed Three Germans   Von Papen, Schacht, Fritzsche Wanted; Mav Stav in Prison

Acquitted Nazis Will Be Escorted -To British Zone   U. S. Military Government And Germans Agree to Give Safe Passage

FREED NAZIS STILL IN JAIL   Safe Trip To British Zone Promised After Arrest Plans Are Held Up

German Civil Government Seeks, Arrests   American Military Government Assure:  Safe Conduct

3 NAZIS ELUDE GERMAN ARREST   U.. 8. Protects Schacht, Vor Panen and Fritzsche.

FREED NAZIS TO GET SAFE PASSAGE   German Police Are Ordered to Permit Trio ta Leave

FREED NAZIS GET PASSAGE TO HOME. AREA   British Zone To Be Haver For Hitler Stooges Escaping Noose

U. §. Guarantees Trio’s Transfer To British Zone   German Officials Seek Arrests of Fritzsche, Schacht, von Papen

One Killed, Two Injured in Riot  Investigation of   Investigation of Outbreak Ordered

DP Camp Raid Creates Riot   Jew Killed at. Stuttgart OU. S. Authorized Raid

GERMAN POLICE SHOOT AT JEWS   One Killed, Two Injured In Riot After Raid On Black Market

One Killed, Two Injured in Riot  Investigation of Outbreak Ordered

Fifth Week Of Peace cesleintt  Now Under Way   Molotov Appears Before Commission To Press Reparation Claims of Russia

MOLOTOV APPEARS AT MEETING F BALKAN COMMISSION SEEKING. EPARATIONS FROM ROMANIA’

RUSSIAN, AUSSIE IN PAY-OFF TIFF   Peacemakers Still Debating Treaty Preamble

USSIA MAKES BIG {PARATION DEMAND GAINST ROMANIANS   “0 Opposed Giving Any War Credit To Italy

Freedor Is Near ik For India   Decision of Moslems  “To Work With Hindus Puts Nation On 'Threah old of Indenendence 

AGREEMENT OF HINDU, MOSLEM FACTIONS TO END STRIFE ONE OF HISTORIC MOMENTS OF DAY

Greeks Repulse Partisan Force  Some Actian Still North of Salonika

GREEKS ROUT BAND THAT RAIDED TOWN   REMNANTS OF FORCE OF 1,000 FLEEING TOWARD YUGOSLAV BORDER.

Partisan Army Said Fleeing  Greek Force:   Widespread Confusior Prevails North

TOLEDO MAN SAYS SIGNAL SHOWED ‘CLEAR   Pennsy Officials Start Check of Cause of Tragedy Which Took At least 10 1 vac.

HARVESTER STRIKE FOLLOWS WALKOUT IN STEEL PLANTS   1,500,0C) Idle Over Nation; Strike Deadlocks Continue

PROLONGED STRIKE IN STEEL  INDUSTRY WILL PARALYZE  ENTIRE RECONVERSION PROGRAM

Ohio Feud Ends In Triple Slaying   Man, Wife and Boarder Shot to Death; Officers Find Victims’ Home Burned

ADMITS KILLING 3 IN FEUD OVER BOUNDARY LINES   Hold Ohioan at Ironton County Jail for Questioning Without Charges

Harry C. Greaser, .22, Held for Reckless Driving   Six Injured in Two-Car Accident Near Sellersville Or Saturday Night, at an Intersection—Two Lacey Park Residents Among the Injured

LEAGUE OF — NATIONS IN LAST SESSION   Meets to Transfer Assets to United Nations Setup _

LEAGUE HOLDS FINAL MEETING   Organization To To Preserve Peace To Die With Quiet Session

Income Tax Slash Of 20 Per Cent Republicans Aim  And Democratic Fight To Balance Budget

CUT IN INCOME TAX FIRST AIM FOR CONGRESS   20 Per Cent Slash Goal Of Newly Elected Republicans

10 Per Cent Cut In Income Taxes For 4] Forecast   Individuals Should Save $3 Billion, Says Rep. Knutson

Big Slash in 1947 Income  Taxes Forecast   Republican Majority Also May Act to Cut Back Excise Tax List

Slash In Income Taxes Forecast  Rep. Knutson Predicts 20 Per Cent Cut

20 Per Cent Cut in Income Taxes Forecast by Knutson   Republican Congressman, Slated to Head House Ways and Means Committee, Says Majority Also Will Reduce Levies on Liquor, Jewelry, Cosmetics and Many Other Items —Possibility Seen of Presidential Veto.

‘Majority Party Will Insist ‘On Reduction In Excise List (Despite Possibility Of Veto

Big Tax Slash ls Predicted   Knutson Forecasts 20 Per Cent Cut in tncome Taxes

GOP T0 SLASH INCOME TAXES, KNUTSON SAYS   Cut of Three Billion Planned; Excise List Slated for Reduction

TRAFFIC DEATHS IN CITIES DOWN   Council Reports. Rural Fatalties Gome Up

SEEK KILLER OF 4-YEAR OLD GIRL   Brutally Slain By Stepfather In Detroit —

DETROIT CHILD. VICTIM-OF RAGE   BEATEN TO DEATH BY HER STEPFATHER

Michigan Police Seek Slayer of ~ A-Year-Old Chile   Detroit Crime Committed in Fit of Rage By Girl’s Stepfather

U.S. Seamen Trailed By Secret Police During Their Stop   Movements Restricted During Their Visit of Week in Vladivostok

MEAT CEILINGS THIS WEEK, OPA ANNOUNCEMENT   Lids Become Effective In Retail Stores On September 9.

MEAT PRICES T0 BE READY SOON   OPA WILL ANNOUNCE THEM BEFORE THURSDAY ~—

New Meat Prices To Be Given Soan   OPA Hopes to Give New Ceilings This Week

12 MINOR FOOD ITEMS RELEASED   Removed From Price Control; Meat Prices Near

TWELVE MINGR FOOD ARTICLES FREED BY OPA      Hope To Announce New Meat Prices This Week Is Indicated

Dozen Minor Foods Taken Off OPA List   More Important Meat Prices to Be An : nounced Soon

Ceilings for Meats in Retail Sales Will Become Effective September 9 — Black and White Pepper taken ‘off Price Control List.

12 MINOR FOOD ITEMS RELEASED   OPA Still Working 9n New Schedule Of Ceilings On Meat Prices

DEMOCRATS SWEEP STATE IN MANY OF THE ELECTIONS   Entire Ticket Moved- Into the City Hall at St. Joseph.   BIG LEAD TO ALLISON.   In Jefferson City Democrats Elected Six Aldermen; the School Levies Carried.

ARMY TO TRAIN DOGS /__ AS INFANTRY SCOUTS, SEEK GERMAN SHEPHERN-

AWARD CONTRACT FOR RESURFACING A ROOF   Bensalem Township Schoo! Directors Open Bids For  H. S. Improvement

GONTRAGT 13 AWARDED BY BENSALEM’S BOARD   Phila. Firm Is Designated To Do Work at School   TEACHERS ARE NAMED

Two Blasts Touched Off On Highway   One Reported Near British RAF Barracks

Six Injured as Riots Flare in Jerusalem   Jewish Stern Gang Concentrates Attack on Key Roads

Six Persons Injured in Anti-British Attacks in Jerusalem   Bomb and Small Arms Explosions Are Heard Throughout the Citv: Leaflets Carry Threats

War Probers Begin Search For Ex-Nazi  High Official   Kilgore Says Plack Has Important Data On Prewar Defense

HEIRENS TO BE EXAMINED BY ‘PSYCHIATRISTS . BEFORE «. TRIAL. PLANS ARE  MADE oe

HEIRENS MAY GET THREE LIFE TERMS   Amazing Confessions Pave Way for “Deal” If Court Agrees

Heirens in ‘Daze’ When He Killed, Robbed, He Says   Life Sentence Probable for College Youth

William Heirens Recounts }  _ Brutal Story Of Killings And Robberies

HEIRENS FACES LIFE IN ILLINOIS PRISON  State Of Sanity To Determine  filenneitian 1¢ faca

Hundred 4-H Officers Attend Training School   All Boys’ and Girls’ 4-H Clubs in County Represented

BYRD URGING LABOR MOVES = BY CONGRESS   =  SKS-TRUMAN-TO- CALL SPEC.  “IAL BEBSION TO TAKE AC “TION ON “NEAR ARARCHY"——

Governor Urges More ‘Money for Mental Hygiene Institutions   Additional Funds Are Needed to Combat Cost Of Mental Illness

FREE TEXTBOOK PLANS STUDIED   Oliver Hodge To Meet with ) OEA on Vitalizing New Amendment

PREDICTS CASH FOR VETERANS   Senator Johnston Of South Carolina Forecasts Cash Instead Of Bonds For ExGI's To Be One Of First Acts Of New Congress.

State Hichw: ay Patrol Head Gives W arning   Pleads for Safe Driving Over  Weekend Holiday

Figures Don’t Tell Full Story of Death, Accidents on Highway   Patrol Head In “Be Sensible and Safe” Plea For Labor Day Weekend; Cites Increases In Toll; Human Failures Cause Most Crashes -

ONLY TIME SAVED U. 38. FROM NAZIS’ SUPERSONIC BOMBER, SAY OFFICER

136 NAZI SECRET WEAPONS WERE ON DRAWING BOARDS   End Of War Found Germans Working On Supersonic Bomber Designed fo Bombard New York; Hoped To Destroy Any City On Earth

Hitler Scientists Planned Bomber to Strike New York   Army Air Force Officer Says Nazis At Work on 136 Secret Weapons at War's End: Germans Lacked Atom Bomb

Hitler’s Scientists Planned  Bomber To Hit New York City   Army Air Forces Discloses List of 136 Secret Weapons - Germany Was Striving to Perfect or Improve at End of the War

rua TP Ee eae aT  ——  Ameria Forgets How to Spend a Quiet Evening in Library

@ PAUL MALLON—   America Forgets How to Spend a Quiet Evening in Library

Goering Declares Self Willing to Die For Belief in Hitler, Nazi Program

Wire Service ln New York ls Halted   Communication Picture Gloomy As Telephone Workers Vole To  Join Strikers

Some 7,000 Union Men Leave Jobs   About 2,000 Other Members Of Communications Ass0ciation May Be Involved  FEDERAL, EMERGENCY TELEGRAPH MESSAGES WON'T BE AFFECTED  Stock Market Volume May Be Cut By Stoppage Of Telegrams

TYROL TREATY AGREEMENT SET   Paris Action On. ‘Court 0 Human Rights’ Delayed

Italian, Austrian Treaty Signed   Accord Is Reached Over Question  Of Tyrol

ITALY AND AUSTRIA SIGN AGREEMENT ON SOUTH TYROL   Paris Conference Defers Detision on Court of Hu. man Binhtc

Reach Accord ‘On Disposition Of South Tyrol   ayeltaer and Austrian: Rep:

Italy, Austria In Agreement On South Tyrol   Poare Conference Defers   Peace Conlerence Defers Proposal for Court to Guard Aflantic Charter

Austria and Italy Settle South Tyrol   Remains Italian But With Regional Autonomy To German Inhabitants

Austria And Italy Agree On S. Tyrol   Two Countries’ Representatives Announce Settling of Differences to Peace Conference.

AGREEMENT ON TYROL ANNOUNCED TO PEACE PARLEY ON SATURDAY   . SLOW PROGRESS BEING MADE BY CONFERENCE DELEGATES IN PARIS

Italy And Austria Announce Signing Agreement Settling South Tyrol Differences   Peace Conference Defers Action On Proposal For Court Of Human Rights

Reach Agreemen! On South Tyrol   Italian and Austrian Ministers Announce a tlement   DEFER COURT ACTION   Peace Conference Studies Tribunal of Human Rights

Htaly, Austria Patch Up Their Tyrol Differences   Meanwhile Action On Court of Human Rights Is Deferred By Commission

Representatives Of Two Governments Announce They Have Reached Agreement Settling Their Differences Over Disputed Territory —Paris Commission Defers Action On Proposal For Court Of Human Rights With Suggestion It Go Before United Nations

Italy, Austria Sign Agreement On South Tyrol  Dispute Over Border Area Settled; Rights Caurt  eft To UN.

sga—Agreement on South Ty“ol; Court of Human Rights Plan Delaved      ZOURT PLAN MAY BE UP TO U. N. CONFERENCE

Italy, Austria Reach Accord On South Tyrol   Defer Action on Plan For Court of Human Rights Among Nation:

Agreement Between: Italy, Austria Settles Their Dispute Over South Tyrol

Italians And Austrians In Agreement   Peace Delegates Get “Time Table” From British

NEW PACT ENDS TYROL DISPUTE   italy, Austria Sign Accord: ‘Rights’ Court Proposed

Sign Avreement On South Tyrol   Agreement Reached Between Italy and Austria

Italy and Austria In Agreement  On South Tyrol   Regional Autonomy Will Be Granted Residents Of Two Provinces; Greece Moves to Halt Violence in Dispute with Yugoslavia

Austffa and Maly. Sign ‘Pact; Aust lig Propeses a Court)" Of Human Rights —

Youthful Vet Says Landlord Confiscated Artificial Foot For Non-Pay;ment Of Rent

Former GI Trying To Gei Back Artificial Foot Held By Ex-Landlord

Veteran Accuses Landlord Of Holding Artifical Foot For Non-Payment Of Rent

MARCH OF DIMES CAMPAIGN OPENED   Lions Club to sponsor a Roosevelt Birthday Dance.

Mackenzie’s Column   By DEWLET MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analest

Today’s Outlook   By DeWITT MacKENZIE AP Foreign Affais Analyst  BRITISH MONARCHS STILE WIELD STRONG INFLUENCE

‘British King Still. Wields  ‘Influence’   Beeause He Is Outside Polities, People. Feel They Can Bauk Upon Him Without Re  eervp

Objects - Sto~ --wAGHACESON'S: Proposals” To Prevent Market Breaks.

EXCHANGE OBJECTS AS -U; S. URGES STRICTER SPECULATIVE RULES   ~ HEARING UNDER WAY ON RECENT PRICE BREAK, POSSIBLE REMEDIES ,

Plane Stolen Karly Today  At Columbia   Believed by Man Who Escaped Prisor In Wichita Falls

Nationality Of Agents Kept Secret   House Un-American Spokesman Hints  Russia Involved

Hint Is Made Foreign Spy Ring Uncovered   Wood Says Element Seeking Information On Atom Bomb Plant

Hint Soviet Involved In Bomb-Prying   Chairman Un-American Activity Committee Makes Revelation

CHARGE MADE THAT RUSSIA IS INVOLVED   Un-American Activities Committee Says Foreign Agents Seeking Data.

Chairman Of Un-American Activities Committee Refuses To Name Operators   One Report $ Says They Are Soviets   Foreigners Accused Of Op. erating Between N ew  York And Oak Ridge

House Probers Find Evidence At Oak Ridge   Committee Scource Leaves No Doubt Russians Involved In Activities

“ACTIVITY NOTED AT TENNESSEE ARMY PROJECT   @ustice Department Seeks Stiffer Penalties For Security Violations

MEMBER PUTS FINGER ON RED AGENTS, REPORT   Oak Ridge, Tenn. Bomb Plant Is Hooked Up With Activities

Russian Atomic Spy Ring ir U.5S., House Group Charge:   Agents Reported, Operating Between New York and Oak Ridge Bomb Plant

BOMS  PLANT SPY PLOT HINTED   Rep. Wood indicate: Foreign Espionage Ring Implicated

FOREIGN SPY RING AT ATOMIC BOMB PLANTS UNCOVERED IN PROBE   INATION INVOLVED NOT. NAMED, BUT INDICATED: ICOULD ONLY BE RUSSIA

A-BOMB PLANT SAID OBJECT OF ESPIONAGE   German Communists Jailed by Army In Drive

One Committee Source Declared “Could Be Orly One Nation Invelved- — Russian’; Atom Plant At Oak Ridge   SOME AMERICANS MAY BE INVOLVED

Foreign Spies Said Seekina Atom Secrets   Committee Chairman Asserts Group Active Near Oak Ridge

HIGHER PENALTIES ON SPIES SOUGHT   Foreign Ring Said to Know “What Was Going on’ at Atom Bomb Plant

Foreign Spy Ring Found, Is Reported   Works to Discover Atomic Bomb Secrets, Says  Congressman Wood

says 7. Ring      - UnAmerican- ‘Activities Group Avers Outfit May Involve Americans.

IN UNITED STATES   Atomic Bomb Plant Said: Local Point of  Activity.   RUSSIAN INTERESTS BELIEVED INVOLVED   Chairman Wood Doesn't Give Name of Nation.

Secret Leakage on East Coast Feared, Congressman Indicates: Soviet Foreign Agents Blamed

Foreign Agents Getting Secret,  Says Congress   Finger Points at Russ; Official Probe Held Likely

Red Agents May Be Seeking Atom Data   Ring Operates Between New York and Oak Ridge: Evidence Points to Russia

SFEK DATA ON. ATOMIC BOM AT OAK RIDGE   Ring Revealed by Chairmar of Heuse UnAmerican Activities Group.

UnAmerican Group Uncovers roreign Spy Ring Operating flround Oak Ridge Atom Plant

CONGRESS MAY TIGHTEN LAWS ON ‘DONATIONS’   Mead Says Probe Of Why Shells Killed Troops Being Studied

Mission Opens vat St. Joseph ~— Church Sunday   FATHER JOHN BRADY, M.S. LASALETTE MISSIONARY WILL CONDUCT DEVOTIONS

& MISSION FOR. EIGHT 3 . DAYS STARTING SUNDAY © AT ST. IOSEPH CHORCH.

CHARGES OPA CURBS OUTPU!   Removal of Price Controls On Manufactured Goods By June 30 Asked

NAM President Testifies OPA Blocks Output   Wason Asks Senate Group to Eliminate All Price Controls

RUMORS HEARD RUSSIANS MAY DROP-FROM Uh   SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER ANGRILY ATTLACKS SUGGESTION OF AUSTRALIA REGARDING REPARATIONS

OHIO WELCOMES LIFTING OF OPA MEAT CONTROLS   Gov. Lausche Asks Voluntary Restraints to Assure Share for Everyone

U. S. Ready To Use A-Bomb To Halt Aggressor   WARNING SERVED UPON WORLD TODAY BY AMERICA

Meat Prices to Increase; Others Fairly Steady   Rents Up Sharply in Some Areas as OPA Controls Let Go

New Support For Strong OPA Appears In Senate; INo Fast Action Likely               ‘Consumers’ Boat Drifts Helplessly In Sea Of Confusion Minus OPA

Confusion Still. Grips Nation In 4 Wake Of OPA End         Cattle Prices Smash All Records; Stores Wait .for Situation to Clarify.

PRICE PICTURE REVEALS SMOOTH SAILING SO FAR   RETAIL BUSINESS WORLD PROMISES TO HOLD THE LINE

RETAILERS IN NATION HOLD PRICES DOWN   Rent for Argrtments W Minneapolis Leaps 400 Percent

LINE IS HELD ON PRICES IN MOST OF THE NATION   “onfusion Peysists. But Retail Trade Al. most 100 Per Cent Holding Price Lev: els Down: Rents Cause Most Worry.

Second OPA-Less Day Finds Nation Still In Grip Of Price Confusion   Retail Business World United In Promising To Hold The Line But Rents Soaring  In Manv Sections

PRICES STEADY: AT U.S, STORES   Wheat Hits $2, Hogs $2( In Market Splurge

7 * fe . ‘Fair Weather’ Prevails Today For Consumers   But the Sailing Ahead Is Uncertaix. In Boat Without OPA At The Helm

Consumers Face ‘Second Day   ‘Without OPA   Retail Business World 100 Per Cent United In Promising To ‘Hold The Line’

RETAIL BUSINESS WORLD SEEKS 10 HOLD PRICE LINE   Rent-Gouging Reported ir Some Cities; Meat Con-

Consumers Find TheirBoat Drifting Along Helplessly In Sea Of Confusion Today

DOUGLAS SEEN ‘OUT’ AS ICKES SUCCESSOR   President Indicates Justice Won’t Get Nomination

MILLERS’ -CEILINGS’ ON RICE LIFTED BY OPA, - RETAIL PRICE BOOSTED

KAPOK PRICE HIKED BY OPA   Higher Prices Also Granted On Some Lumber, House Paints, Fabrics

PACKING PLANTS RESUME OUTPUT   250,000 Return to Jobs; Meat to Reach Market — by Wednesday

MEAT PLANTS — IN OPERATION   STRIKERS RETURN TO "JOBS UNDER FEDERAL MANAGEMENT OF THE PACKING  HOUSES 6

UNION WORKERS RETURNING 10 MEAT PLANTS   Normal Flow of Product to Consumers Expected. To Be Restored in Week

Work Resuming At Meat Plants   Packing Plant Strikers Re turn To Work Today Under Federal Manage ment   DELIVERIES MAY START WEDNESDAY

LEWIS TO DECIDE TODAY WHETHER TO EXTEND IIS “TRUCE” IN COAL IN       By NORMAN AGATHON International News Service.

COA nt SPREADS OSS NATION   Many Miners Refuse Work Last Day Truce Period

TWO-WEEK TRUCE IN MINE WALKOUT ENDS   industrial Activities Gradually Slowing Down

Supreme Court Admits Error  Willie Francis Feels ‘Pretty Good’ Over Review of His Case

NEW PRAYER BOOK IN NEGRO'S CELL   YOUTH'S HOPES RISE AS COURT DECIDES TO REVIEW HIS MARCH TO CHAIR.

0 Destroy Nazi  i Give Order ooks, Statues   ac age For Purge > Erte Fas ‘cist Ideas In rmany

a mt 8. ee eee Allies Order Purge of Nazi.  Literature and Monuments

PURGE OF NAZI BOOKS ORDERED   Move To Clean Out Nazi Literature Draws Crit. icism From Some Allied Onartere

—WAR MEMORIALS TO BE DESTROYED—   Purge of Nazi Books Ordered by Allies

Reported UNRRA Plan To Divert Rails From ‘China To Yugoslavia Brings Angry Protest

) Wil Ask For An Explanation .  Senator Protests UNRRA ‘Plan To Divert Rails To \Yugoslavia From China

Yugoslavia Gets Goods Needed B China, Sen. Says   Bridgers Makes Formal Protest To War Dept. After Tito Gets Rails

Diverting Rails To Yugoslavia Draws Protest   Senator Bridges Charges UNRRA With Making  Decision

Senator Protests  UNRRA Decision   Bridges Challenges Diversion of Rails From China to Tito

PROTESTS RAILS TO YUGOSLAVIA INSTEAD OF CHINA  AFA RRIRARPA AAI I A   SEN. BRIDGES CALLS ON U. S. TO CANCEL SUPPLIES TO TITO

BRIDGES PROTESTS UNRRA DIVERSION OF RAILS TO SLAVS   Senator Would Shut off Supplies Until Tito Makes  Keen on

Protests Rails for Yugoslavia   Sen. Bridges Opposes Diversion of Supplies Earmarked for China

Sen. Bridges Protests UNRRA Decision Giving Yugoslavia Rails Destined For China   Wants Supplies To Tito Government Shut Off Until Amends Made For Plane Attacks

Shipment Of Rails To Tito  Draws Protest   Senator Bridges Against Move: Originally Allotted to China

Protests Shipment Of Steel to Slavs   Bridges Says U.S. Should Shut-Off Supplies Until Further Amends Made

Protests UNRRA’s Diversion of Rail Shipment to Slavs   Bridges Asks Explanation For Continued UNRRA Goods to Tito

Bridges Is Militant on Rails Cargo   U.N.R.R.A. Shipment Is  Subject of Protest; Was Originally Meant for China   ‘Asks for Shutdown   Says U.N.R.R.A. Told by W.A.A. to Send Only to China

Senator Bridges Launches Protest To Diverting Shipment Of Steel Rails To Yugoslavs From China

Bridges Protests Diverting China  ‘Senator Says UNRRA Sent Surplus Meant Sa. 7:  ean , 6

‘Sen. Bridges Protests Diversion of Steel Rails from China to Yugoslaviz

GOOD FOR THE WHEAT      Heavy Week End Rain in Western and South Central Kansas

Eddie, 16, Heads West 14 Be Convoy: Dad Says ‘Come Home and Join Navy’

NAZI OWNED ASSETS IN AUSTRIA MAY BE SEIZED BY AUSSIA   Action By Russia May Throw Snag In Big 4 Meetings

NO FURNITURE AVAILABLE FOR PLANNED HOMES   Veterans Can’t Equip Houses When They Are Constructed

Congress Facing Battle Over British Loan And  Price Control Extension

PU-YI FORCED TO TAKE THRONE   ‘Boy Emperor’ Tells Court Japs Threatened His Life If He Refused

Wheat, Flour Shipments Slow   Exports Far Less Than Weekly Quota to Aid Hungry in Europe.

U.S. Will Offer Coal Contract To Lewis Soon   Krug Hopes Agreement Will Prevent Another Mine Work Stoppage

U.S. DEFICIT OVER BILLION FIRST 38 DAYS   Republicans Claim Only Way To Change Situation Is GOP Congress

SECOND TORNADO LASHES DETROIT   Nine Persons Injured; Property Damage Heavy

Three-Minute ‘Twister Whips Across River from Windsor, Ont. ~~ Cars in Parking Lot Piled in Weap,

Gov't Moves To Halt Tieup   Deadline For Second Maritime Strike Set For Monday Midnight

Conciliators in Deadline Fight   Deck and Enginercom Officers Threaten to Leave Ships

CONCILIATORS WORK AGAINST SEA TIEUP   Time Element Vital As Monday Strike Is Set

TALKS PRESSED FOR SHIP PEACE   Conciliators Drive To Bea Monday Strike Deadline

Clashes Mount In North China   Slight Progress Is Shown  Ry Truee Teams

righting in North China Now Spreading  Each Faction Active in Accusing Other

Fighting Breaks Out in Northern China Provinces   Extent of Warfare Is Obscured by Welter of Unconfirmed Charges

 a mey Secor At film LOO  'As A Child He Said Man Would Someday Fly: Yesterday He Flew At The Ripe Old Age. 68

ahey SsCcorir At Him  ‘As A Child He Said Man Would Someday Fly: Yesterday He Flew At The Ripe Old Age. 68

Strike Expected To Continue af Least One Week   Judge Warns Unions to Beware of Arousing Public Feeling

United Mine Workers Chieftain Challenges Court’s Power To Punish Him; Contends Order  Invalid; Jurisdiction Denied

Judge Warns Labor Unions To Be Careful   Schools and Federal Building Must Ask Washington for Coal

No Judgment Seen Before  Next Week   Judge Warns UMW Action May Result In Stern New Laws 

Coal Saving Inausurated   Schools, Offices Limited: Lewis Trial Wednesday

Contempt Action — Starts Wednesday   Schools And Government Buildings To Get Smaller Coal Supplies Because of Strike

TO GO TO NANKING   Eisenhower Has Been Making Inspection Tour of Philippines

Steel Concerns Sign Contracts   Over 20,000 Workers Given Increase, Mostly Under Truman Formula

3 Steel Firms Sign Contract   Another 1,800 Member: .Of Steelworkers Union To Return to Work

DEGAUL © “SKS ANGLO NCH ALLIANU NOW   Frenchman Denounces Russian-American Domination

Gen. De Gaulle Urges London, Paris Entente   World Security Pictured As Dependent On U. S.Soviet Relations   POSSIBILITY OF WORLD WAR Ill IS FORESEEN   French General Employ: Some Of Frankest Language Of Career

DE GAULLE IS URGING QUICK DECISIONS   Frenchman Says Peace Of World Rests on U. S. and Russia

DeGaulle Sees World © ‘Security Dependent On  U. S.-Soviet Relations

FRANCE NEEDS BRITISH PAGT -DE GAULLE   Nation Seed Dwarfed By United

WESTERN EUROPEAN ALLIANCE IS URGED   Gen. deGaulle Says Peace is Dependent Epon Future Amertean-Ruscs, Relations

French Fear  Domination  By U.S., Reds   De Gaulle Comes Out For Strong Alliance With British Forces

DeGaulle Calls For Strong Alliance Of France, Britein    Generat Says France is Dwarfed Between Two Great  Powers and Sees Possibility of a Third World War

DeGaulle Asks British-French Pact at Once   Frenchman Says Peace Of World Imperiled By American-Russian Domination at Present

De Gaulle Asks French And British Alliance   ContendsAmerican, RussianDomination Imperils Peace,  Fears Another War

SHE DIDN‘T EXPECT A PALACE  Young Bride Just Could Not Stick If Out In Farm Shack

English War Bride of North Carolinian Says She Quit Because Home Was a ‘Shack’

Disillusioned English 7 Bride Calls Her Home A Shack: Wants Divorce

Two Die In Fire At Jersey City   several Others Injured In Blaze That Damages Four Buildings, Manv Homeless

Early Easter Buying Spurs Retail Sales   Spring Weather Favars Shonners

Says Russians Left By May 6      Evacuation of Iran Reported to Have Been Made by Deadline

ALL IRAN CLEARED OF RED SOLDIERS, TEHRAN: DECLARES   Propaganda Minister Asserts Soviet Evacuation Was Completed Before May 6  ’ Deadline.   FIGHTING ON BORDER SAID TO HAVE CEASED   Charge of Russian Interference by Ala, Ambassador to U. S., Not Supported by His Government.

States Russians Out of Iran  Minister of Tehran » Gives Assurance

States Russians Out of Iran  Minister of Tehran Gives BReeurnancea

tran Reports All Soviets Out Of Land   Iranian Delegate To United Nations Cabled Instructions

Tran Reports All Russians Depart   Azerbaijan Separatist Regime Also Declares Province Now Peaceful; Lifts Martial Law: Iran Wants No Investigation

All Russian Troops Said to Be Out of tran   UN Council Informed Of Inquiry Group's  Findings; Azerbaijan Border Fighting Ends

Oakland Enjoys  Uneasy Peace   Police Limit Pickets At Struck Stores

Russia Is Foreins Native Germans To Quit Austria   Fifty-Four Thousand Being Moved Today To French Zone In Germany

Order 54,000 Germans Out Of. Austria   To Be Sent To French Zone

REDS CLEAR GERMANS OUT OF AUSTRIA ZONE   54,000 Reported Shipped To Other Areas Of Europe

EXILE 94,000 FROM AUSTRIA   Order of Russians To Affect Native Germans In Zone

3 FREED UNDER BOND IN ATOM PHOTO CASE   Will Be Arraigned Oct. 23: Shots Not Of Bomb Itself

3 MEN FREE UNDER BONDS   To Be Arraigned Oct. 23 in A-Bomb Photographs Case

Photographers ()f Atomic Bomb Free Under Bond   Three Men Arrested by FBI Agents Yesterday After Newspaper Tip

ALLEGED SELLERS OF ABOMB PIX FREE ON BOND   Await a Formal Arraignment Set  For October 23

May Ask Bids In April for Clarion Dam   Will Carry on Construction as  Rapidly as Possible, Gavin Is Told

Little More Is Available At Markets   Some Refuse to Pay High. est Prices—Butter Pri ces Lower Today

Thousands Stop Ahead Of Time   750,000 Employed By 1,292 Companies In 30 States Expected To Be Out On Strike By Early Monday

Workers Leave Steel Plants In Many Areas   Mills Are Closed Gradually Before Start of Strike

Greatest Walkout In Steel History Starts   Producers Bank Blast Furnaces, Hearths In Preparation for Shutdown OF Natien’s Basic Industry Tonight

Shutdown Monday  Morning   Thousands of Steelworkers Already off Jobs, Quit Ahead of Time

Washington Has No Hope Of Quick End   Kaiser Meets Union Demands Of Wage Increase

29,000 LEAVE PLANTS EARLY; PARLEYS FAIL   750,000 to Quit Jobs At Sunday Midnight Deadline

29,000 ‘Jump Gun,’ Start Steel Walkout  Strikes Begin as Deadline Nears; Plants Continne Claciniy Deer ose.

NONE IN INDUSTRY EXPECTS WALKOUT TO BE HEADED OFF   Shutdown Is Gradual and Without Disorder —Some _ Employes Quit Before Time Set for Strike.   PICKETING STARTS AT STRUCK PLANTS   Work Stoppage Will Take 750,000 From Their Jobs at 1,292 Companies in 30 States.

Thousands Are Leaving Mills Over Country   750,000 To Join Walkout Tonight Midnight in Greatest Stecl Shutdown in History   ‘Men Want Strike’, Union Leader Says   Chicago Union Director Declares “Strike Will Last Until We Have W an?’

MILLS CLOSE; 790,000 WILL BE LEFT IDLE   KAISER SIGNS UP UNDER TRUMAN COMPROMISE

Steel Industry Shutdown Gets Under Way  Producers Curtail in Preparation for Work Stoppaade

OPA ANNOUNCES ANOTHER PRICE HIKE FOR CARS   Grants Increase To Offset Steel And Parts Costs

FURTHER INCREASES IN PRICES OF NEW AUTOMOBILES SEEN AS. RESULT OF STEEL. WAGE HIKES —

Prices Of New Cars Headed Upward Again After Boost Already Levied By Makers

New Auto Price Boost Due Soon   Five Percent Increase Laid To Stee! Costs

New Car Prices to Be Boosted Again   Another Increase of 4 To 5 Per Cent Will  Go into Effect Within 10 Dave OPA Cave

Car Prices Up Again   New Boost: to ¢ to Offset Higher Stéel Price; CIO Files Protest —

Higher Cost Of Steel To Cause Auto Price Hike   OPA Official Says New Prices Will Take Effect Within 10 Days.

Prices of Autos Increased Again   Boost To Take Care of Costlier Steel Is OK'd

NEW CAR PRICES TOGO UP AGAIN, OPA DISCLOSES   4 To 5 Pct. Increase Fixed To Offset Higher Cost Of Stee! And Key Parts

Prices Of New Cars Going Up 4 To 5 Per Cent   Second Boost In Sigh As Offset To Costlie: Steel And Parts.

Auto Prices Due For New Boost   Increase Of Four To Five Percent Likely Because Of Higher Steel Costs

Boost In Steel Prices Causes Latest Rise:   Added Cost Will Be Passed Along TT. The Public

Prices: of New Cars, Already Boosted, Going Up Again to Offset Costlier Materials

, ERLE £ AC  5 ‘Per Cent Hike Is Due Tn 10 Days   : Boost In Steel, . “Parts Is Reason

Boost! In Steel Prices Causes Latest Rise  Added Cost Will Be Passed Along T. The Diahklie

Automobile Prices Due for New Hike; Production Cost Uy   Public Will Pay More; Announcement Expected Within 10 Davs

Prices of New Autos Again To Be Raised to Cover Cost   4 to 5 Percent Boost Promised Within 10 Days

Prices of New Cars Are fo Be Boosted Again   Advance of 4 to 5 Per Cent to Offset Hike In Prices of Steel And Parts. Renorted

New Car Prices Going Up Again   OPA Official Says Costs Will Increase Within Ten Days

New Car Prices Rise Again, Due To Steel Increases   Whatever Boost, Public Will Pay Shot, Official Says; O.P.A, Adinete«

OPA Discloses New Car Prices  Going Up Again   Being Increased Four To ~Five Per Cent To Offset Costlier Steel And Paris

Higher Prices On New Cars To Be Fixed In Few Days   OPA Says Increase Will Be Passed On ‘To General Publie

AUTO PRICES DUE FOR NEW BOOST BY OPA   Rumor Five Percent Increase to Offset Higher Steel, Parts Costs

4 to 5 Percent Hike to Offset Higher Cost of Steel, Parts   Action Probably Will Take Effect Within Ten Days

BOOST IN AUTO PRICES SLATED WITHIN 10 DAYS  INCREASE OF 4 TO § DCT ANNOLNCEN RY

OPA Grants Another Inc  Prices Of we Cars Will Be Raised 4-5 Per Cent

Landon Criticizes Foreign Policy   ‘Charges Byrnes Walked Out  On the UNO Charter

Story of Rail Shipment to Tito Promised   Government Holds  lee Making Machines Previously Scheduled For Yugoslav Relief

Greater Tests Facing UNO, Byrnes Warns   Recovery From War ‘Requires Vigorous Action: He Declares

UNO Faces Great Tests In. Future. . Stettinius Says.   States U. S. Must Work Vigorously for Economic Health.

UNO Facing Greater Test, Official Says   Edward R. Stettinius Lands in New York by Plane

Georgia Negroes Take Vote Case Into U. S.:Court  Charge Many Being Taken Off Rolls

Police Probing Double Murder  No Clues Found at Scene of Tragedy

Double Murder Leaves No Clue  Bodies Of Girl, Man Found On Beach

DEAD IN FLORID:   Sheriff Lacks Clue After __ Finding Them Near <7 )('.o \i\ 1. ae

Police Are Puzzled _ By Florida Murder   Pretty Girl and Handsome Man Found Sprawled on Beach

‘Gala Farewell For Germans, Paper Claims   Contends Party Held For Prinz Eugen’s Crew at Navy Yard

What Happens fo a Missionary in a Horse Trading Deal With His Government Makes Him Grit His Teeth

FANTASTIC STORY OF. MISSIONARIES TRYING TO GET SUPPLIES REVEALED

Even Man of God Grits His Teeth— Missionaries Are Dazed   Get Run Around In Bid to Buy ‘Army Surolus

Two Killed When Airliner With 46 Aboard Crashes   Dutch Plane Crash Death Toll Ricec

Two Passenger: Killed In Crash Of Airliner  Only ng e Other Perso 5 Of 46 Ba dly In njured

BATTLE FOR MUKDEN IS POSSIBILITY   50,000 Chinese Reds Massed Outside Capital

Communists Are Massed Outside City   Nationalist Troops Dug in; Await Reinforcements

Battle for Mukden Is  Imminent  50,000 Communists Mass Near City;  Rlatinnniich: Awath

China's Red Army Moves on Mukden: Regulars Dig In   Pitched Battle for Ruined Industrial Center Appears Certain

BATTLE FOR MUKDEN Is LOOMING   Two Chinese Elements to Fight For Manchurian Town

Communist Army Moves On Mukden   Pitched Battle le For Manchurian City Appears  Probable Today °°

AGREE THAT ATOM BOMB TESTS MUST BERELD  NAVAL AFFAIRS COMMITTFE BALKS AT NUIMRER OF SHIPS INVOI VED

SHIPS ISSUE IN ATOM ARGUMENT   Committee Seems To Agree Island Tests Necessary But Balks On Ships

Halt to Atom Test Opposed   Naval Affairs Body Agrees With Truman

Navy Senator Wants Atomic Fleet Reduced      Walsh Objects To Loss Of Too Many Ships During Test

‘Seek To Reduce  ‘in A-Bomb Tests   Agree With Troman’s: s, Version. That’ Bikini Project Is Vital .  re ‘nage

SENATORS WANT VESSELS SPAREL   Naval Committee of Opinion  Fewer Ships Can Be Used  in Atom”Bomb Tests

NAVY MAY CUT ~ A-BOMB FLEET   Risking of Warships Meets Opposition

BATTLE LOOMS FOR CONGRESS AND PRESIDENT   Pres. Truman Looks To People For Support

Further Battle Now Looms On  Price Control   Expect Effort At Washing. ton For Restoration Of O.P.A. Price Reguilatine’   OLD CONTROL BILL DIED AT MIDNIGHT

FORESEE BATTLE OVER CONTROL OF PRICES   leis Deserted by Legislative Leaders, Looks To the People  'ASKS ‘WORKABLE’ ACT

10 KNOWN SHOT AND 65 HELD IN DIXIE GUN FIGHT   Four Police Among Injurec As Disorder Flares In City’s Negro Section

10 Persons Are Wounded In Shooting   Patrolmen And Guardsmen Move Into Negro Quarter

Armed Patrolmen, State Guardsmen Quell Racial Riot In Tennessee Town.

Seven Wounded At Columbia In Night Rioting   Four Policemen Are Hurt; Martial Law May Be Declared

Guns Fired In Columbia Negro Section Following  Night Of Disorder

State Patrol Battles With Negro Rioters   Riot Guns Roar in Tennessee Town to Smash Racial Outbreak

Racial Riot In Tennessee  Is Quelled   Highway Police and Guardsmen Report Bringing Order in Columbia, City  - of 12,000 People.

State Police Take Over In Tennessee   Negro-Populated Part Of Columbia May Face Martial’ Rule

Peace Officials Arrest 65 After Disorderly Night   500 Highway Patrol And State Guardsme Take Part in Action

Nafional Guard Takes Over in Negro Section  Many Ar rests  rium...

10 Injured as Police  Fight Riots   Shooting of Four Policemen Blamed as Starting Disorders

NUMBER INJURED IN RACE BATTLE IN SMALL TOWN   Columbia, Tenn., Scene Of Race Fighting Following Incident In Which Negro Woman And Son Assaulted Radio  Repairman.

Tennessee RiotIs _ Guelled by State Highway Patrolmen   Seven Persons Injured Before Order in Columbia, Is Restored

65 Held By Police After Gun Battles   State Guardsmen Sent To Columbia

Disorders Start As Negro Woman Hurls Merchant Thru Pane   14 Wounded, Including 4 Columbia Policemen, During Night-Long Gun Battles In Streets

Tennessee City Hit by Race Strife   10 Persons Injured and More Than 60 Held After Shootings.

DISTURBANCES BRING STATE GUARDSMEN T0 TENN, TOWN   Several Wounded By Exchange Of Shots In Trouble At Columbia, Tenn

Police Battle Negroes: -Race:Riot       More Than 60. Arrested: =. After: ‘FourColumbia ‘Officers. a, CRE: Dn ae ST

Guardsmen Called After 10 Persons Are Wounded ‘in Columbia Disturbance

Apply For Federal Aid For Illinois Wesleyan ‘University This Fall

Caught In Act Of Robbing Store   Richard Henson, 21, And Walter Henson, 19, Held In $2.000 Bond Each.

LEWIS INVITES OPERATORS TO MAKE AN OFFER   Lewis Savs He Has No Demands to Make At This Time

Lewis Awaits Proposals by Mine Owners   Moreell Proposes Govt. Wage Scale Should Be Retained

FEDERAL PLAN FOR UMW PAST I PRESENTED   Lewis and Operators Heat . Suggegstions for New Private Contract _   ADJOURN TILL THURSDAY   U. S. Formula Is Similar to Present Accord Between Union, Government

City, County And State Begin Investigations; Identification Of 53 Bodies Made

Clue To Why Americans Held Scon   ONE WAS OFFICER AT CENTER WITH SECRETS ABOUT NAZiDOM,

Russians Silent On Detention of /   One Prisoner Was Member Of Document Staff

Board of Education Names Minnesota Man as Chancellor   Dr. George Selke of St. Cloud Teachers’ College Is Selected to Take Over Position With ’ Headauarters in Helena May 1, Gov. Ford Says

FINDINGS SET STAGE FOR TREASON TRIAL   New England Hearing First Since Revolution

Two On Trial  For Treason   Newspapermen Facing Grave U.S. Charges

Two Indicted On Treason Charge  Served As Nazi Radio Mouthpieces

Tico Expatriate American Newspaper Men Indicted On Charge of Treason

Newsmen Face Treason Charge   Federal Jury. Sa'y-0:2>Men Were Nazi Miiihnitecne 

SCRIBES. INDICTED; TREASON CHARGED   Two Expatriate Americar Newsmen Said Nazi Mouthpieces

NEWSMEN FACE TREASON TRIAL   American Expatriates Indicted In Boston For Aiding Nazis

— HIGH LEVEL —  More Food In Sight For U.S.   But Bureau Warns Sharp Price Climb Is in Prospect

Paris Parley Also Approves Reparations   New Drafts Now Go to 21-Nation Plenary Session

STATE FAIR OPENS EIGHT-DAY PROGRAM OF EXHIBITS AND RACES TOMORROW ‘AS RECORD-BREAKING CROWD ANTICIPATED

Urge UMW Delegates To lake Up Wage And Hour [sues First At Conference.

LEWIS PRESSED TO TALK WAGES   Operators Seek Delay or Union Welfare Fund Issue

OPERATORS TRY TO OPEN ISSUE OF WAGE SCALE   Seek To Sidetrack ‘Welfare Fund Demand For Time Beino

COAL MINE PARLEY CONTINUES TODAY   Operators Want Lewis To Talk Pay Terms In Meeting.

An Analysis:  Scramble Among High-Up Republicans For Chief Congress Jobs Certain

TAX COLLECTOR INTO CAMPAIGN   H. €. Jones Announces His Candidacy for Demo Nomination for Governor

Jones Resigns U.S. Post: Runs For Governor   Collector Internal Revenue Throws Hat Into the Ring for Democratic Nominatio:

Communist Member of Parliament and An Engineer Also Charged With Working Under Moscow

ATOMIC BOMB SECRETS ARE GIVEN RUSSI   ESPIONAGE WEB I TRACED DIRECTLY TO MOSCOW

Suspects Facing Charges of Aiding ‘Spy’ Net   Communist Member of Canadian Parliament Named

Canada Rounds Up Spy Suspects  Member Parliameit, Scientists Charged

CANADA SPY PROBE NETS PARLIAMENT MEMBER, 3 OTHERS   Communist Member of Government Booked on Charge of Violating Official Secrets Act.   SOVIET NEWS AGENCY INVOLVED IN NETWORK   University Professor, One ¢ Cited for War Work, Held for Giving Information ta Russia.

Canada Statesmar  Accused in Red  Spy Conspiracy Scientists, Army Man  Charged With Giving  ‘A’ Secrets to Russia

IN CANADIAN SPY INQUIRY   3 Scientists, Member Of Parliament Are Among Accused

Canada Arrest: Lawmaker as  Russ Atom Spy   Three Scientists, Engineer Also Charged in Roundup

9 More Named. By Canadians As Red Agent:   Parliameut Member Among  Group Reported to Have BseanlaAd @onnntc

a an -* *FO oe; ° ctetten a-- of Ube Oe at Bone Oe  Bwwde-as Pop -n~ Qe’ ac

5 Charged With Working In Canadian Atomic Spy Ring   Nine Persons in Positions of Trust Now Revealed as  Part of Ring, With Five Others Still  tn he Interrnanoted

Canadian ‘'Spy"’ Probe Extends To Parliament   Commons Member, Three Scientists and Engineer Are Accused

Communist Parliament Member Held In Canada   Four Other Persons Also Are Accused Of Complicity  In ‘Spy’ Network

Five Charged With Aid In Supplying Russia With Atomic And  Other Data

HI-WAY MKT., LIN. WAY W. QPLRrrATS’? ERT ANT SAT.   NANCE SATURDAY NIGHT

Anti-Petrillo Bill To White House   Senate Passes Curb On Musicians Union

Senate Votes To Put Curb On Petrillo   President Gets Bill To Limit AFL Union Control on Radio

Paris-F olies ‘Revealing In Many Ways   Discloses Dire Need of Fuel, and lidifferenée of GI to Hand. some Figures Drifting Across Stage Of Naughty Sleow

FOLIES BERGERES REVEALIN( ~IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE IS IN PARIS NOT ENTHUSIAS

LITTLE WABASt WEST OF SIGEL   Becomes Exhausted After Stepping Into Deep Water

Bonus Is Offered in Move To Entice Needed Wheat off Farms   HOOVER GIVES REPORT ON FAMINE IN EUROPE   Truman Recommends European Diet Two Days a Week

President Joined . By Former President Hoover In Appeal Fer Aid Of Starving Millions     Abroad

BONUS OFFER TQ FARMERS IS ADVANCED   President Truman and Herbert Hoover Make Appeal for Food Aid

BONUS GIVEN FARMERS FOR WHEAT SALES   GRAIN SPEEDED UP FOR STARVING IN EUROPE

Truman Makes New Appeal For Americans to Go on  Europe Diet Twice Weekly   Hoover Suggests Government Get Food It Needs as It Did in Wartime, While LaGuardia Pleads to Farmers for Needed Wheat; Flour Order Effective Monday

Hard Government Flour Limitation  To End June 30th   Truman And Hoover Call On Nation To Meet ‘Greatest Threat Of Mass Starvation’ In History Over Radio Friday Night

Slash Is Part Of Six-Point Aid Program   Hoover Also Calls On Britain, Russia  And Latin America

Officials Appeal © To Fight Hunger   Government To Offer Farmers Bonus On Corn, Wheat Delivered ‘' To It By Mav 25

Nation To Slash Use Of Flour One-Fourth   HST, Hoover Warn Millions Facing. Death Unless Relief Is Sent Soon

Bonus Offered To Farmers to Release Wheat   Truman, Hoover Appeal to People To Aid Hunary   Effective Monday

U.S. Lops Flour Use One-Fourth In Famine Fight   Truman Calls for Sharing of Food To Avert Mass Starvation; Hoover Charts 6-Point Program

30c-a-Bushe' Corn Bonus  For Farmer   Flour Use Will Be Cut Fourth; Government Unveils Program.

Order Is to Go Into Effect Early Monday   Measure Is Part of Six-Point Program to” Meet Famine Crisis -

ACTION TAKEN T0 GET GRAIN FOR STARVING   Flour Order Becomes Effective Sunday At Midnight

ORDER EFFECTIVE MONDAY, WILL END ON JUNE. 3 NEXT   Appeals Made to Nation by Truman, Hoover, Anderson and La Guardia to Aid in Food Crisis,   30-CENT WHEAT BONUS  IS OFFERED FARMERS   President Urges People Anew to Eat Less—Hoover Sets Forth Program to Provide Relief.

Truman Urges Diet Reducing  For Americans   President and Hoover Issue Appeal to Prevent Mass Starvation in Foreign Countries—Flour -— Use to be Cut One-Fourth

To meet ‘history’s greatest threat of mass starvation’   Flour consumption is ordered cut one-fourth helow last vear’c lewal

JOINT ECONOMIC. PLAN FOR U, $., BRITISH ZONES IN GEPMANY Apeprnytn

Commission Asserts Jap Surrender In 1945 Inevitable  Truman Is Informed Nips Would Quit Despite Atom Bomb

Japs Beaten Before Atom Bomb Fell   Air Power Major Factor Determining Timing Of Japanese Surrender

Commission Reports That Japan Would Have Surrendered Before «End of 1945 Even If Atomic Bomb Had Not Been Introduced

‘COMMISSION REPORTS   Japs Thoroughly Defeated Before A-Bomb. Russ Aid

Commission Assert: Jap Surrender In 1945 Inevitable  Truman Is Informed Nips Would Quit  TP caantiea Mime Dnmewmlk

Strategists in Bombing Survey Report Nips Would Have Quit Before End of 1945 Without the Atomic Bomb, Russia’s Entry Into the War or Any Allied Invasion—Some Knew of Defeat in Spring of 1944.

{Bomb Commission Report  ‘Jan Surrender Inevitable Without A-Bomb

Restaurant Men Given Warning  Fines Up To $5,000  Far Clacing: Martin

Martin Warns Cafes of Law   Closing May Constitute Conspiracy, He Says   Restaurant Men “Stand Pat’, «Stary oh Page 5.}

Restaurant Men Warned by State   May Face Charges of Conspiracy if They Hace Thursday

Winds  Message Receipt Denied By. Captain.   - Committee Hears. E-D.R, ‘Knew? Jans. Would Attack

Denies “Winds” Message Heard   Intelligence Officer Monitored For Dispatch

DENIES NAVY INTERCEPTED ‘WINDS’ NOTE   Capt. Rochefort festifies Before P. H. Committee

Message Not Taken, ~ Is Claim   Navy Captain Rochefort Tells Pearl Harbor Group “Winds’ Note Not Intercepted

NAVY INTERCEPTION OF MESSAGE DENIED   Captain Rochefort Describes Monitor System Used Before Pearl Harbor Raid

Navy Man Denies Jap Winds Note Heard in Hawaii   Rochefort Says ‘Execute’ Order Not Intercepted

‘Holiday’ to Aid A-C Men Denied   ClO Official Raps UAW Announcement

Jurisdiction of World Court Over Problems of U. S.   TOOK NATION 25 YEARS TO MAKE STEP AWAY an FROM ISOLATION.

Robeson Farmers Favored Quotas .  Ih 1943 Voting _   ~ Only — +37 Per Cent “of _. Voters Opposed - Con: trol Then. _

Robeson Farmers Favored Quotas ‘In 1943 Voting   Only 3.7 Per Cent of Voters Opposed Con: trol Then.

See Possibility of 900 Strikes   Will Be Called Unless Their Demands Are Met

Plan 900 In Next 30 Day Period   Many of Disputes Involve Single Plants — Officials Hope for Agreements

Murray Flays  Case Measure   Calls BUL Most Viciou: In Coneres®’ History

MURRAY RAPS CASE BILL T0 CURB STRIKES   Anti-Labor Charge I: Made As House Gets Ready for Vote

Murray Attacks Case Bill; Calls It Anti-Labor Drive   House Votes To Amend Bill Today-—Labor Sympa_ thizers Storm Capital With Deluge Of Letters And Telegrams Against Passage Of Law

Murray Calls” Pro~ posed Measure One of Most:.Cleverly Drawn Anti - Labor “Laws in History _

Murray Bitter In Criticism  Of Case Bill   House Ready to Start Balloting on Plan to Control Strikes

MURRAY TABS CASE STRIKE BILL ‘VICIOUS’   CIO Leadis Deplores Legislation; Calls It ‘Anti-Labor’

Murray Assails Case Strike Control Bill   Big Mail, Telegram Storm Hits Capitol Hill Urging Defeat  Of Drastic Measure

Wage Stabilization Board Under Fire As Seamen  Plan Walkout   Nash Auto Plant Stoppage Ended   New York Faces Food Shortage Due To Truckers’ Shutdown

STRIKE MAY TIE UP MOST UJ. §. SHIPPING   Wage Stabilization Board Decision Is Cause of Strike Plan

W.S.B. IS UNDER FIRE DUE TO SEAMEN RIFT   AFL. Seafarers Union Ready to ’ Start Strike Thursday in Wage Dispute   WEEKOLD AUTO STRIKE IS UNDER ACREEMEN]

Seamens' Strike Is .  All Set for Thursday   Truck Strike In New York

(.1.0. Pledges Its Backing of AFL. ‘Shipping Walkout   Nationwide Tieup - Of Ports Appears Set for Thursday

ClO PLEDGES SUPPORT 10 AFL SEAMEN   Wage Body Under Fire From Union, Ship Operators

Allied Civie Purge in Japan  May Be Ended   Thousands Swept From Publie and Business Leadership

Navy High Command Plans Economical Post-War Construction Fer-Pacific: ...   ISLAND OF (GUAM AND ALL PACIFIC DEFENSES TC  COME UNDER “REALISTIC, ECONOMICAL” LINES

Navy Studies Changes For \Pacific Bases   Consider Development Of Guam As Strong Naval Ontnost. 

Navy to Build Up Defenses   Studying Plan to Retrench In Pacific Defenses Program

UNITED STATES PLANS BETTER, ECONOMICAL DEFENSE IN PACIFIC.   TOP OFFICIALS SAID  STUDYING PROPOSALS . FOR RE-ARRANGEMENT

Adm. Towers RevealsNew Pacific Plan   Dollar-Saving Ideas For Island Defenses. Studied In Capitol

Hlavy To Revise Defense Progran For: Economies  Strong Naval Base At! Guam’ Immediate y Blan OF Caomman

Krug Returns Prepared For Tussle With Lewis   Building Guam Into Strong Outpost Against Attack From West Is First Goal Of Navy

Navy Studying Entire Pacific Defense Plans  Has Eye Out  i ieee. al

Navy Command Reveals Pacific Defense  Program Hinges on Conversion of Guam

Navy Is Studying Revised Pacific Plan of Defense   Dollar-Saving Program Will Be Necessary, Admiral Towers Says

Towers Says Navy Studies Plan. To Retrench On Guam Defense   Admiral Foresees Big Slash In Spending, Favors Basic Construction Only On Isle

U. S. Navy Studies Revising Pacific © Defense Plans To Effect Economy

DEFENSE SETUP BEING STUDIED   Novy Leaders Eye Plans Te Establish Pacific Bases, Including Guam

NEW PACIFIC DEFENSE PLAN MAY SAVESS   Guam to be Rebuilt Into Strong Outpost For U.S. Safety

Navy Is Studying Revised Pacific Plan of Defense  — Dollar-Saving Prograr _ Will Be Necessary,

Strong U. S. Necessary For Peace   Norwich Graduates Hear Eisenhower

‘Light’ Engine Failed to Obey Order to Wait   Not Clear Why Locomotive Did Not Wait; ‘Trespasser’ Aboard

PLENTY TO TALK ABOUT Girl, Speechless 17 Years, ‘Hardly Knows How To Start

HAS PLENTY OF THINGS TOSAY  Girl Chatters Happily After Years Of Speechless Silence

PLAN DRIVE AGAINST INCOME TAY CHICEFLERS   BYRNES ASKS PEACE CONFERENCE ON JULY 1   STRIKING FIREMEN ACCEPT SETTLEMENT PLAN

HEIRENS CASES TO GRAND JURY   Evidence in Two Killings To Be Offered

Rotary Club Bachs Nehoal Vemorial To War Dead   Heirens Cases Go ‘To Grand Jury

Justice Grinds Slowly .. . HEIRENS TO BE INDICTED BEFORE JURY TOMORROW

Tuohy Ready With Charges   Grand Jury To Get Cases Tomorrow, Attorney Reports

LaGuardia —_  Food Speculators   Asks Sweeping Powers For World Food Board

STALIN CHARGE GIVES JITTERS TO WASHINGTON   Capital Still Hopes UNO Can Handle The Situation

U.S. Decries Name-Calling Among Allies   American Officials Seeking to Retard Growins War Jitters

American Officials Upset By Stalin's Blast at -Churchill   Senators Caution Against Jitters; Denounce Talk Of Ancther War

Stalin Statement Gives Jitters To US. Officials Trying to Keep ‘War of Nerves’ Within Bounds

Officials Made Jittery By Stalin Blast At Churchil      Statement of Soviet _ Leader Being Studied: By High Leaders

MAIL SERVICE ~ EMBARGO ENDS   Postmaster General Orders Restrictions Lifted

ODT REVOKES STRIKE BAN ON AIR TRAFFIC   Also Lifts Order Giving Mail Priority Over Passengers on Railroads

Anti-Lynch Group Calls On Truman   if U.S. Doesn't Act Negroes Will, Robeson Says President Is Told

COP’S SLAYER AWAITS JOLT   Dixie Gilmer Asks Electric Chair for James Neely, Who Admits Murder

Tri an in Ready: To. Negotiate Issue With Russians   Action Taken After Sovicts Return Key Rail. ways Of Independent Province to National Gov't.

IRANIANS AGREE TO NEW PARLE}   Ready To Negotiate If UNO Council Retains Charge

tran Would Deal With Russia If UNO Gives Okay   Return Of Key Railway: Brings Improvement In Relations

lran Prepared for Direct Discussion in Russo Problems   Norwegian Trygve Lie to Accept High UNO Key  Position

IRAN OFFERS DIREGT PARLEY WITH RUSSIA IF UNO WISHES   Improvements In Relations Noted With Return Of  Key Rail Control

lranians Seeking ToPateh Up Row   Delegation Insists Control Remain  With UNO

Observers in Moscow Say Chances of ‘Big-Three’ Conference Are Remote

Earl McFarland Picked Up By FBI Agents On Street Corner   RODE FREIGHT TRAIN AFTER BREAKING JAIL

No Resistance ls Qifered By Escaped Killer   Prisoner Waiting for a Street Car When Nabbed by FBI

Defense Heard In Prison Case  Ousted Officials Seek Reinstatement

JACKSON, FIVE AIDES TO DENY STATE CHARGES   Niles Attorney To Cal 30 Witnesses In ExWarden’s Behalf

Ousted Prison Officials Deny State Charges   Jackson And Former Aides Get Chance To Present Their Case

Leac e Us Celebrate  ee and Moitle Don Glad Rags; It’s Brooklyn’s 300th Boithday

Brooklyn Marks 300th Anniversary  Moitle And Joe Put On Glad R gas For Flatbush Blowout

Brooklyn Celebrates--Just 300 Years Ago When Indians Swapped Land  To Dutch For keg Of Beer, Brandy

BROOKLYN OBSERVES fs 300TH ‘BOITHDAY’   No Fireworks Or ParadeJust Dignified Plans

ruman Organizes ttelligence Group   Three Organizations Coordinate Activities

GRACK TRAIN   MOTHER AND CHILD KILLED “WHEN FLORIDA-BOUND “SILVER METEOR" IS.  ag DERAILED

CIO Publishes Ww eapon” for  Ballot Battle   Embraces Voting Record:  of All Members of Con gress on Twelve Major Tssues

Many Issues Seen Ignored By Congress   List of Senators, Congressmen Cited  As ‘Guide’ at Polls

WAGES AT NASH ~ PLANTS RAISED   Workers To Receive Over $1,000,000 Back Pay Under Contract

Murder Charge To Be Dropped In Carlan Case  Mother Accused Of Manslaughter

STATE CAMPAIGN COMES TO CLOSE      SPOTLIGHT ON FIGHT IN 5TH DISTRICT — LIGHT VOTE Is FORECAST.

Eves of Nation On Mo. Primary ‘Balloting Today   5th District Race Holds Spotlight; Light Vote Indicated

Vets With No Overseas Duty Facing Recall   Men With Less Than Six Months Dity Included 

ESTONIAN BAND OF 47 BARRED   Refugees Who Crossed Ocean In Sloop Can't Remain In U. S.

ORD TERM BID OF SEN, GUFFEY IS REJEOTED   Headed by Governor Martin, GOP Makes Great Inroads In Pennsylvania.

Avalanche Of Votes Buries  Sen. Guffey   Republicans Gain Eight New Crongress Seats And Win Two More State Senate.

Martin, Duff Win by 600,000  In Pennsylvania      G. O. P. Returns to Power in Congress, As Big Winners Point to 1948.

Summons Miners’ Leader and Operators’ Represent ative to White House

Construction  Is Highest Since 1925   Goal Too High Without Controls On Prices-Wvatt

New Homes Reach Boom Proportions   “406,000 Dwellings Most Since Record Year of 1925

REPORT SAID MISLEA ADING  Wyatt Claims Consfructior Of Homes Setting Record

HOUSING BOOM      406,000 Dwellings Started This Year, Wyatt Says In Report on Drive

Boom Level Hit in Home Construction   406,000 Dwellings Started This Year, Agency Head Says

HOME CONSTRUCTION HITS HIGHEST PEAK   496.006 Dwellings OfeAll Types Have Been Started This Year, Wrett Anounrec

House Building Hits New High  Wyatt's Optimism  Beings Criticism

French, British Ministers Seek: Policy On Reich   Both Advance Proposals For Control of Rultr and Rhineland Area.

British, French Seeking To Agree ()n German Policy   Italian Reparations And Finnish Treaty Are On Agenda Today

Wheat-Raising Champion Revealed To Be a Woman   Canadian Cops Ribbon at Livestock Expositior ' As Record Gallery Visits Event

WOMAN WINS WHEAT RAISING CHAMPIONSHIP   Illinois Farmer Is — Crowned King of Soy Bean Growers

U. S. Made Lewis Power in Labor  Puo.Now Doal Tinton Nearly Rusted. Industry Stek

Govern ment Has Made Lewis and UMW ‘Powerful Enough To Tie Up Country

“You Made Me What  Am Today” Refrain Applies: As Lewis. Faces Charaes Preferred by Government:

cece FER MS A SP aR EE pene  Chance Is Even For Tesi   Adm. Blandy At Bikini Says Bomb’s Dropping Depends On Weather

WORLD'S MOST DESTRUCTIVE WEAPON TO BE TESTED TOMORROW [IF WEATIER  ~ "FAVORABLE

Chances Are Even That Atomic Bomb Test Will Be Held Monday as Plannec

MacKenzie’s ‘Daily Review Of the News   BY DEWITT MacKENZIE 7P World Traveler

'HOLLAND MAKING PROGRESS ON LONG ROAD TO RECOVERY DESPITE THE GREAT DAMAGE DONE BY GERMANS

Dutch Took Terrible Beating at Hands of Nazis, But Are Now on Road to Recovery

Conciliator Calls Conference, But Little Hope Seen   Bituminous Strike to Hit Vital Firms Hard in Two Weeks

Crack Federal Conciliator Is Assigned to Case   Carnegie-illinois, J. & L. Steel Operations Are Sharply Curtailed immediately

Conciliator Confers With Labor Secretary In Washington.  7,500 IN INDIANA ARE IDLED TODAY  All State Mines Have Shut Down To Observe Holiday.

Temperaiures   Coal Strike Aims Paralyzing Blow At Reconversion   Crack Government Conciliators Begin Task Of Trying to Settle Nationwide Tieups Tmimediate Slowdown of Steel Output Seen

FULLER TAKES VERTISKAS. ~WANERS QUIT   To Confer with Lewis; Some Blast Furnaces Begin to Shut. Down...

‘MEDIATORS  SEEK SETTLE COAL STRIKE   Conferences Are Slated With  leaders

LARGEST PLANT: WILL CLOSE DOW. (AFTER 2 WEEKS:   aioe Workers Idl. AS Trv ' T

Miners Out Of Coal Pits In 26 States   Stec] Industry Hard Hit and Plants Face Closing  in Short Time

Crack Labor Agent Enters Mine Parley   Prolonged Walkout To Hit Reconversion Within Two Weeks

Walkout Begins Early Today; Steel To Suffer   Truman's Hands Off Policy Unaltered As  Bituminous Men Strike

Steel Plants Begin Closing  To Save Coal   ‘Cannery Boycott Ends In State; Trouble Still Looms

CONCILIATORS ASSUME TASK OF SETTLING   White House Keeps Hands Off.

Strike Threat to Reconversion   Steel Firm to Bank 20 of 32 Furnaces Soon; No Early Solution to Dispute Seen

Flogging Fails to Straighten Out Soldier: Gets 18-Year Prison Term

People Endorsed Truman Policies, Says Hannegan  Axtell’s Victory In Missouri Stirs GOP Into Sharp Action

Supporters Of President. Hail Victory In Missouri   Slaughter Calls for Dissolution of Alliance Between CIO-PAC and Democratic National Committee—C1O and Truman Backed Winner

Truman Aid Hails Vote In Missouri  Slaughter’s Defeat Exulis Backers

ELL WINS IN MISSOURI   Truman Backed Candidate Beats Rep. Slaughter  In Primary Race

SLAUGHTER’S DEFEAT GIVES DEMS A BOOST   Truman’ Backers _ Hail Victory As Sign Of Confidence

14 Members 0 House Fail Of Renomination  Five Senators Also Lose Out In Party Racec :

No Decisions of Court Prompt Disharmony Talk   Failure to Announce Single Opinion Comes as Surprise

SENATORS NOT PLEASED WITH  HOUSE ACTION      COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND OTHERS SAY SENATE WILL HAVE “SENSIBLE” OPA EXTENSION BILL

SENATE EXPECTED TO SALVAGE PART OF OPA CONTROL   Wagner Predicts Committee  Will Come Out with “Sancthle Rill!

Senate Leaders Hope fo Temper House OPA Bill  Conaresc Revolt      Congress Revolt May Bring Early End of Session

FIGHT ON OPA BILL SHIFTS TO SENATE   Republican Leaders There Believe House Went “Too Far”

BATTERED OFA BILL MAY BE SALVAGED   Senate Plans To Pass All Bills By Mid-July

House OPA Bill May Be fltered By Senate Action   Senate Banking Committee Members To Take Up Battered Measure   SOME REVISIONS ARE INDICATED

Farmer Destroys 82¢ Large Rats   Had Fantastic Dav and Night Battle Reminiseent of Middle Aces

Ranch ‘Invaded’ by Horde of Rats; 820 Killed in Day and Night Battle

Page Pied Piper   FARMER, PETS WIN DAY-LONG BATTLE WITH HORDE OF RATS

HIND COUNTY HOME 5 WELL MANAGED   Grand Jury Recommends Sun Room Addition   CCURT HOUSE NEEDS

Bendix Trophy Race Starts With a Roar   Dash to Cleveland Began This Morning With 22 War Type Planes Yokinn MEL

Anti -War Japanese Overruled By Tojo,  General Testifies   Tanaka Tells War Crimes Court He Feared Weak ness of Aircraft

Draft Industrial Plan  For Possible Atomic War Munitions Board On a Two-Year Job

Munitions Board  Is Working On Industry War Plan  LT    Is Expected To Be Ready In Fall

1 in ‘Seek Ks  Pa vl nere “A se   $2 Day Pay Rise Affects 200.000

HOPE FADING FOR ELECTRIC STRIKE ENDINS   ‘Westinghouse Anzfounces Tt Will Cancel Contract With Union

Truman Spending Plan Is Greater Than Proposals Which Congress Has Made

Annual Buaset Message Is Sent Congress Today   Calls For 35 Billion And 800 Million Dollars For Com. ing Fiscal Year   WILL NOT INCREASE NATIONAL DEBT

OFFICER WITHOUT NHIPTOMATIC TMMIINITV      West Harrison Red Cross Drive ‘Reaches $9,354

Take Your Pick for New House--Steel, ’ Balloon. Aluminum or Whipped Cemen

Army Lacks System To Cheek Reds   Communists Could Easily Gain Access To Vital War Plans

Hawarden Street Painter Swats Police Chief With Wet Orange Paint Brush   “Dirty Linen” Laundered In Justice of Peace Court At Orange City

DICK HULLEMAN FINED $50 FOR PAINT EPISODE   WALT LARSON FILES CHARGES AT ORANGE CITY °   District Court Judge Shows Leniency: Case Is Outgrowth of Fracas Between City Employes;

BUYERS CHECK DROP IN STOCKS   BUT VALUES OF AROUND: $115,000,000 ARE WIPED OUT IN SESSION.

Showers May Mar Preakness  One Entry Withdraws As Track Shows Signs of Slowing Up

May 21-31—June 6 NOTICE GF HEARING ON FINAL SELTTLEMENT AND DETERMINATION OF INHERITANCE TAX

Asks For Draft . Extension In  Army Day Talk   Suggests International Rivalry Might Bring — Conflict In Middle East

POINTS OUT IN ARMY DAY ADDRESS U.S. LIKELY T0 BE FIRST TARGET IN NEXT WAR

Nation Told  Arms Needed for Defense   Unified Army, Navy, Draft Extension Asked at Chicago

PRESIDENT SEES POSSIBLE CLASH WN MIDDLE: FAST   Repeats Call'for Unification of Forces, Draft ‘Reriewat? and Universal Service: :   IS ARMY DAY KEYNOTER:   Chief Exectitive Says U.S. May Be ‘First ‘Target’ If : War Occurs Again

CITES NEED FOR U.S. STRENGTH TO KEEP PEACE   Says UN Can Solve Problem

Delivers Address at Soldier Field After R-viewing Army Day Parade

We Must Prepare to Defend Peace, President Declares   Fears Conflict in Middle East;  Repeats Draft, Unification Pleas

TRUMAN: WARNS OF CONFLICT IN EAST: “U.S. FIRST TARGET”   PRESIDENT GIVES ARMY: DAY TALK AT CHICAGO: STATES FOREIGN POLICY

 Renew Air Service  Slavs Free Yank UNRRA Aide Held 10 Days For Espionage

U. S. Engineer Released By Slavs; Flights Are Renewed   Pilots Instructed To Stay Strictly On Reaular Route

SLAVS FREE US. ‘SPY’   C-47s Replacing B-I7s on' Vienna o Udine Route

BURNUP FREED BY YUGOSLAVIA   Release Declared Conditional On Immediate Return To U. S.

Yugoslavs Release  UNRRA Engineer   Government of Tito Notified U. S, Placing C-47s Back in Service

Yu ooslavians Release U.S. Knemeer  Had Been Held Ten days on Espionage Charge

SLAVS. RELEASE UNRRA AGENT   Free U. S. Engineer but De clare He Engaged in “Espionage.”

Good Saint  ‘Lives’ Again   Legions Post Gives  Jewish Couple $500

YOUTH CONFESSES 10 "THRILL SLAYING”   Stabs And Kills Wife Of Employer

Youth Of 141s  Woman's Slayer   Police Say Boy Confesses Killing 63-Year- Old Wite Of Employer Near Waynesburg

MODIFICATION Of VETO PROPOSAL IS SIDETRACKED   U.N. Council, Foreign Ministers Grapple New Issues

VETO ISSUE IS SHUNTED ASIDE   See Little Chance Now For Veto Changes As Hot Topie Is Buried In Subcommittee; Big Four Studving Reparations.

SMALL NATIONS — LOSE 10 BIG 5   Aim To Curtail Veto Privileges Fails—UN Studies ‘Agaressor’ Issue

Sidetrack Drive to Curtail Veto  Question Referred to Sub-committee

Move To Curtail Big Five Veto Power Is Halted   Ministers Council Works On Formula For Awarding Reparations

Veto Acé 21  Sidetrac 2, %,. AsUNTu? -, To Penalties   Small Nation Drive To Limit: Privileges Of Bie Five Nipped

Big Four’ Works On War Debts   Veto Modification Plan Sidetracked Te UN Subconunittee

\Sidetrack Veto Modification  ‘Proposal To UN Subcommittee \Big 4 Works On Reparations   Little Chance Of Positive Action On Veto Seen Before End Of Session

Fighting Timed With Return of King to Throne   Campaign Long Planned, London News Man Says

REBEL TROOPS , GETTING HELP FROM OUTSIDE   OBSERVERS SAY FIGHTING 15 ORGANIZED OUTBREAK TO . CAUSE COLLAPSE OF ‘GREEK GOVERNMENT

REPORTS CONFIR CIVIL WAR TAKING FORM IN GREECE   Intensified and Organized War Believed To Be In Progress  TWO ‘ENCIRCLEMENTS’ Blennet Ceancalace Fichtina

Carefully-Premeditated Campaign Seen Behind Civil Conflict in Greece

CIVIL WAR TRIFE IN GREECE GROWS   Premier Blames Foreign Countries For Upnisings

Intensified and Organized Civil War  In Progress Throughout Greece Claim

LIBERALIZED ARMY RELEASE PLAN EXPECTED   Eisenhower and Nimitz To Ap- pear Tuesday Before House : And Senate Groups

3 EISENIIOWER AND NIMITZ TO :  APPEAR BEFORE JOINT  . MEETING OF CON.  GRESS TUESDAY ,   By ARTHUR F, HERMANN International News Service

JEFFERSON CITY SWEPT BY STORM   DRIVING RAIN STOPS TRAFFIC IN STREETS—HALF TOWN WITHOUT LIGHTS.

Heavy Thunder Storm Brings A Inches of Rain   Telephone System Wires Trees Damaged in City

SENATOR EXPECTS ANOTHER PROBE OF PEARL HARBOR   Brewster Says People Will Never Gets Facts Under  Reactant Cammittna

PREDICTS SECOND PEARL HARBOR PROBE   Brewster  Says It Will Come When G.O.P. Is in Control

Sen. Brewster Predicts GOP Harbor Probe      Maine Leader Suggests That Present Probe Will Not Get ‘All The Facts’

PLANNING NEW PEARL HARBOR PROBE BY GOP   New Disclosures  May Start Investigation All Over

Another Inquiry Into Pearl Harbor Seen By Brewster   Senator Says All Facts Won’t Emerge Until GOP Controls Congress

Another Pearl Harbor Quiz Expected By Brewster When GOP Regains Congress Rule

New Probe Of Pearl Harbor Seen   Senator Brewster Predicts Republicans Will Try To Get Facts

7 MEN DEAD IN MICHIGAN FIRE   Rooming House Blaze al Marquette Brings Largest Death Tol! For City

Veterans Salt Away Pay Rights   ‘Only 10,000 Of 9,000,000 Have Drawn All Of Their Monev

Vets Salting Away Jobless Pay Right ©   Only 10,000 Have Drawn All Checks

SURVIVORS TELL STORY OF WRECK   Vessel Did Not Have Time to Send Out SOS as Storm Struck — Cap.tain with Wife and Other Officers Chose te Remain Aboard Ship.

YOUTH DENIES ~ GIRL SLAYING   CHICAGO POLICE CONTINUE TO GRILL SUSPECT IN THE DEGNAN KIDNAP-KILL ING CASE

Accused. Slayer Of Degnan Girl Gives up ‘Coma’   Talks Readily to Police But Denies Murder Knowledge

HOLD 17-YEAR-OLD IN DEGNAN KIDNAP CASE   Youth Denies Charges 6 Kidnap-Murder

Republicans Take Steps _ To Solidify Their Ranks   Republicans Take at Least 23 Senate Seats and Cap  ture 232 in House —- Twenty GOP.  Governors Named

Martin Calls GOP Parley To Map Program   Loses No Time Laying Groundwork For Reorganization

Triple Killing Discovered Tn House on Farm   Police Probe M. stery Tn Rural Penusylvania Sections Two Men,  Woman Slain

U.S. URGES END OF COAL STRIKE   FEDERAL MEDIATORS CONFER WITH LEWIS AND MINE OPERATORS

Walkout of 75,000 Men Threatened   Irder Given to Protect Members Under Labor Act; Negotiations Will Get Under Way May 10

COAL MEETINGS IN SECOND DAY   U. S. Insists Negotiations To Continue   UMW THREATENS NEW COAL TIEUP   Lewis Notifies U. S. He'll Call Anthracite Strike

Holiday Pay Blocks Soft Coal Truce   Lewis Refuses To Discuss A New Contract Until Owners Give Miners “Money They Owe”

LEWIS T0 CALL OUT HARD COAL MINERS: TO SUPPORT STRIKE  NOTICE SERVED OF INTENT WITHIN 30

Lewis Issues Strike Threat  To Call Out 75,000 Anthracite Miners

Lewis Will Call Out Anthracite Miners   75,000 Will Quit Work In Thirty Days, He Announced Today.

Violent Deaths Total Twelve   Traffic Accidents and Fire Account For  Weekend Deeths

Talks Begun To Head Off Ship Tieup   Employers and Marine Engineers Spokesmen Open Negotiations.

Parley on in New Ship Strike Threat   Owners and Engineers Confer in Washington

Spellman Denies Political Intent In Spanish Visit   Carries No Papal Message To Franco, New Cardinal Declares

FRANCO RUMORS IRK SPELLMAN   Spanish Trip Has No Political Inference, New Cardinal Re-Emphasizes

Truman Scans Vote Enroute To Washington      Presidential Train on the Way Back to Capi-tal City

TRUMAN RECEIVES FLECTION RETURNS   REPORTS REACH HIM OVER RADIO IN PRIVATE CAB OF HIS TRAIN.

Athens Is Quiet After Bloody Election Rioting   23 Are Wounded, Three Critically, in Pitched Battle

Seek Showdown On Danube Issue   U. S. Wants River Opened to Free Navigation

Farmers Ur. ced To Hold Cotton For 40 Cts. Lb.   Sparkman Says Statistical Fact Argues For Price In  That Neighborhood

Peace Efforts Due After Talks With Chinese   Late News on Changchun . Fight Lacking

FRESH MOVES UNDERWAY TO. END WARFARE       TRUCE SION TC  FER WITH MARSHALT  ‘ METHODS TO STOP CHINESE HOSTILITIES

ABSENTEES MANY ON BRITISH LOAN VOTE   Missing Could Swing Issue In Nip-And-Tuck Race

Dozen Senators May Be Away At Loan Bill Vote   Nip-And-Tuck Rattle Exnected

Murray Urges Guaranteed Annual Wage   To Be 1947 Demand Of Steel Workers

Food Shortages Remain Serious  OPA Price Increase Fails to Bring . Relief to Shoppers

Proposal to Resign Made . By Paraguayan President:  Morinigo Would Leave His Country: Sueeess of Rolivian Rebels Cited

L. A. Dark Horse Wins Auto Race   Robson Averages 114.820 m.p.h. On Indianapolis Motor Track

Robson Wins Auto Classic of Year  New Drivers Sweep “ BAN. Mile Reena

ROBSON WINS RACE AT INDIANAPOLIS   DRIVES 500 MILES WITHOUT, RELIEF—150,000 WITNESS CONTEST,

Outsider Captures Indianapolis Race   Robson Registers ourprise Win In Memorial Day Speedway Event

Darkhorse Win: Big Auto Race At Indianapolis   Robson, Los Angeles, Wins $33,800 in Cash, Plus Airplane Trip

Robson Wins Auto Classic of Year  New Drivers Sweep 500 -Mile Race

Litfle-Known Driver Scores Rich Triumph  Favorites Drop By Wayside in 7 CH AAitle OerlrndA

George Robson Is Winner Of Speedw’y Race   Derk Horse Averages 114 Miles an Hour at Indianapolis

, Roosevelt alifornia’s emo Chief  Extreme Righi, Left Oppose Hin

SETTLEMENTS SEEN IN SOME LABOR DISPUTES SEEILEMENTS SEEN IN SOME LABOR DISPUTES  LEWIS, OFFICIALS TO NEGOTIATE

UMW LEADERS LAUNCH TALKS FOR PAY HIKE   Federal Officials Meet with John Lewis’ Aides—Few Strikes End

COAL MEETINGS GET UNDER WAY   Lewis Scheduled To Tell 0 UMW Grievances First

Labor Front Brightened By ‘Settlements   Allis-Chalmers Picket. Violence Only Dark Spot

iLewis To Present Grievances   Threatened Strike Of Stockhandiers In Chicago Averted.

GOVERNMENT, UMW LEADERS BEGIN PARLEY   Krug Absent, with Lewis Ex. pected To Do Most of Early Talking

Government Lets AFL Mine President Start Discussions   Avert Threatened Strike by 450 CIC Members at Chicago Livestock Yards

Coal Strike Looms As Leaders Await Demands of Lewis   West Virginia Miners in Reported Walkout as Krug is Absent

Federal Officials Will Meet Lewis Tn Washinétor    Priority On Labor Front  Held By Coal Dispute;  New Violence In West

Lewis Confers With Officials On Contract   Mine Workers Boss, Gov: ernment Mine Agents Dis. cuss Wace Demands

Lewis and Gov't Get Ready to Talk   ‘400,000 Soft Coal Operators May Leave Jobs Unless Given Salary   [nereacec

STRIKE AVERTED AT STOCKYARDS   Chicago Workers Agree To 10-Cent-An-Hour Raise

SUSPECTED NAZI SPIES 10 ESCAPE MILITARY TRIALS   American Army Finds It Is Unable to Prosecute 15 Members of Banned Organization.   PRISONERS STILL IN UNDISCLOSED JAI   Group Allegedly Turned Over Information to Russians —Substitute Charges Unlikely,

Army Unable to File Charges Against German Spy Suspects   Preparation of Complaints Halted on Orders of Intelligence Corps: Two Official Statements Are Made

'U. S. APPARENTLY UNABLE TO! PROSECUTE 15 GERMANS BEING; ‘HELD AS SPIES FOR RUSSIANS

Fail in Effort to Prosecute 15 for Spying U. 5. Zone   German Suspects Held in Jail as New Probe Is Continued

Io “SPIES” FACE ANOTHER HOLDER   Legal Prosecution Preparation Forming Revision of Their Charges

Prosecution Of Caplured _ Shits Halted  eaele Calf Ubebl   Anny Finds Self Unable To Act As Countarintelligence Unit intarvgies

Spies Held By U.S. May Be Released   Army Finds Itself Apparently’ Unable  To Prosecute Group

Army Apparently Can’t Prosecute Spies For Soviets   15 Germans Languish In Undisclosed Jail As Military Authorities Debate Charges To Bring Against ‘Free Germany’ Agents

NATION’S DIMES AT WORK   Ralph Norman Describes Polio Fund Distribution.

DEWEY 10 MEET PARTY LEADERS IN SOUTHERN TIER   ‘Governor Begins Last. Trip "Prior to Convention at  Saratena Srrince

FURD WORKERS AWAITING RAISE   Firm Claims — Contract Not Ratified Yet By 105,000 Members

STRIKE THREATENED BY FORD EMPLOYES   ‘Union Board Authorizes “Steps Necessary” to Effect Wage Increase Payment.

STEEL STRIKE SCHEDULED 10 START MONDAY   Greatest Strike in U.S. History Near; Walkouts Begin

Col. Kilian Fined $500 For GI Prison Abuses   Former Commander of Camp In England Also Draws Reprimand— Serceant Was Imprisoned

KIL EAN IS FOUND GUILTY OF CHARGE   CO of Lichfield Camp Is Fined $500; Ordered Reprimanded.

KILIAN’S FOUND GUILTY, HANDED FINE, ‘LASHING'   ‘Court Martial Rules Lichfield Chief Permitted Cruel Deeds in Depot

Convict Kilian; Officer Is Fined  Permitted Cruelty To Prisoners

Officer Convicted Of Cruelty To Men In GI Guardhouse      Lichfield Defendant Given Small Fine © and -Reprimanded.. :

He Allowed  Cruelties, Court Says   Colonel Fined $500 and Reprimanded; Freed Of Other Counts.

Colonel--Convicted OF Cruelty to GI's   Former Commander OF Lichfield Fined $500, Reprimanded By 7-Officer Court

Charged With Responsibility  In GI Beatings   Kilian Fined $500, Reprimanded By eever-Oie ficer Court

Colonel Guilty In POW Cruelty   Kilian, Former U. S$. Army Depot Chief, Convicted Of Permitting Punishment

Major Convicted In Lichfield Case   Fined $200; Knew, Permitted Attacks

Commander of Army Prison in England ls Convicted Today   Col. Killian Ordered Reprimanded; Fined By Military Court

ARMY COLONEL FINED IN BRUTAL'TY GASE   Head Of Lichfield Depot Gets Off With $500 Penalty

Lichfield Officer is Convicted Of Cruelty to Men  Colonel Found Guilty Of Allowing Mean  Dimichmant in Campa

Officer Convictec For Cruelty at Lichfield Depot   Is Fined $500 And Reprimanded By Court

Lichfield’s Col. Kilian is Guilty   Officer Is Fined 8500, And Reprimanded For Permitting Crue lties

GUILTY OFFICER IS FINED $200   Major Lobuono, Ex-Lichfield Official, Accused of Permitting Cruelties

COLONEL FINED $500 IN PRISON CRUELTY CASE   Military Court Also Orders Reprimand For Officer

Convict Kilian Of Permitting Prison Cruelty   Nebraska - Born Colonel Fined, ‘Reprimanded In - Lichfield Trial.

Lichfield Depot Colonel Fined $500 for Permitting Cruelty to Prisoners

KILIAN FINED $500.00 (FOR PERMITTING CRUEL 'TREATMENT OF PRISONERS

Kilian Is Convicted;  Fined $500   Lichfield Prison Camp Commander Found Guilty By Army Court

CRIMINAL COURT ENDS AS SK PLEAD GUI   Jury Acquits Cherry Tree Man In Hit-Run Case

DuBois Defendants O: List Scheduled To Receive Sentences  On Monday.

Japs Tried to Avenge Tokyo ihe stenabeaiaiaameaiaiaisionen . nilbebainn. be  Many Balloon Bombs Sent _ Off Against Coast During War

FUTILE REVENGE Jap Balloon Bombs Launched As Answer to Doolittle Raid -

Designed To Avenge Doolittle Raid on Tokyo. But Were Ineffective

900 Japanese Balloons Hit U.S. in. War   Nips Launched 9,00  To Avenge Raid; But  Only Ten Per Cent. Reached. America

Fantastic Attempt To Revenge Doolittle  Raid Is Revealed By Army-Navy

900 Balloons Reached U.S.  From Japan   Nine Out of 10 Bomb Carriers Failed to Span Pacific, Revealed

BREAKFAST TABLE TIPS News Menu   Fantastic Jap Balloons Sought To Avenge Doolittle Raid

9,000 Balloons Were Aimed At U.S. During Recent War   900 Probably Reached North America as Japs Made Futile Attempt’ to Avenge ~ Doolittle’« Raid on Tokyo 

Label Nip balloon  attack fantastic   Nine out of ten Jap bomb-radio units failed to span the Pacific

900 Bomb-Carrying Japanese Balloons  Reached North America During War

Japs Launched Balloons to Avenge Attack  900 Out of 3,000 Reached Limits of United States

: _ Desperate Japanese Balloon Attack On U. S. Is Revealed  ( i ENEMY ihONGHep 9000. IN REPRISAL FOR DOOI ITE waIH ON RUA RIIT only AROLIT 900  ANDER? DOING MINOR DAMAGE

4  FOUR GUARDS CHARGED WITH MURDER OF T. P. & W. PICKETS RELEASED ON BOND

Stimson Reveals Roosevelt — Cabinet Considered Getting In First Blow At Japanese

FDR’s War Cabinet Considers, Rejects Proposal of Attacking Japanese First

FOUR AUTO  ACCIDENTS IN CITY OVER WEEK END   Bernard Fetsch Suffers Injured Nas: As Car He Was Driving Strikes A Parked Car

Conservation Measures Asked by Solid Fuel Administration   Wheeler Tells Governors _ of 36 States That ‘Coal  Situation Is Crucial

Conservation of Coal is Urged  Stringent Measure Required, SFA Says

Mine Workers Indignant Over Heavy Penalty   Survey Indicates Miners Will Not Return To Work Until Lewis  Gives Signal .   Union Leaders Denounce Fines   Blizzard Says They Are Part of Democratic Party's Plot to De strov Union

Another Army Slash Decreed By Soviets   Russia Emphasizes Drive To Get Men Out Of Uniforms

SOVIETS CUT ARMED FORCE   4th Reduction Since End Of War Is Ordered By  Presidium Decree

STALIN’S STAND EMPHASIZED  Soviets Plan: Another Drop In Size Of Army For Peace Setup

Russia Again ~  Reduces Army   4th Demobilization Decree f{fecits Older Soldiers

Russia Cuts Her Armed Forces as U. N. Convenes  To Release Men for Farming, _ Industrial Work

Assurances Sent to Arab Nations  State Department Answers Protest

JAP-AMERICAN yHEROES RETURN   MOST DECORATED INFANTRY UNIT IS HOME

ClO Piles Up More Wage Suits   Petitions Seeking $374, 000,000 Filed In Several Localities

CIO Unionists File Suits For ‘Portal’ Pay   Total Amount To Be Sought Near $1,000,00

Big Sum Involved InPortal Pay Row   Future Suits May Include Billion In Detroit

LEGAL BATTLE OVER "PORTAL-TO-PORTAL WAGES 1S OPENED  TOTAL WHICH MAY BE

C10 Opens Fight For $347 Million Back Portal Pay   Say Detroit Area Suits Will Hit Billion Dollar Mark Within Short Time

LEGAL BATTLE TO COLLECT ON PAY ISSTARTEN   CIO Begins Fight to Collect Millions of Dellars in Portal-Portal Pay   DAMAGES AND WAGES TO NEAR BILLION FICURFS

 Nick Of Time  Snows Pile Up Over Remains Of Plane Wreck In Swiss Alps

Americans Rescued From Glacier Plan Thanksgiving Feast Toaether in Vienna

SNOW BURIES PLANE IN ALPS   Six Of Those Rescued Hospitalized But Recovering Rapidly

Eldora Case Will Not Have Outside Judge   State’s Request Denied; Ft. Dodge Jurist Likely To Pheside.

One Brother Dies, Second Wounded In Highway Feud   Four Men Reportedly’ Overtake, Fire Upon Truck; Police Puzzled

Plane Sets Mark — In Ohin’s Capital   Truculent Turtle’ Breaks Non-Stor . Flight Record; Started From Perth Australia

Navy’s Traculent Turtle — Breaks Non-Stop Record   Bomber Lands in Ohio, Topping by 3,321 Miles Previ. ous Flight Record—Over 100 Gallons of Gas Remains After Landing

Turtle’ Lands Short of Goal   Sets Down at Ohio "Port. Graeks Distance Mark

NEW NON - STOP AIR RECORD IS HELD BY NAVY   Two-Engined Bomber In 3,321 Mile Addition To Former Mark

Capt. Carroll Returns To U.S.   Loses Fight To Stay In Occupied Reich

OFFICER LOSES FIGHT TO STAY IN GERMANY   Lichfield Case Prosecutor To Return To U. S.

BREAKIN COLD WAVE PROMISED   TEMPERATURES IN MISSOURI AND KANSAS EXPECTED yO RISE TODAY.

G. . GOLF ‘PRO’ SEEKS OLD JOB AT YARDLEY   T. M. O’Connor Files Suit To Secure Job He Held Prior to Entering Service  ASKS BACK SALARY

AUTO PARTS RISE IN PRICE; CANNED FRUITS INCREASED   OPA Also Raises Ceiling of Mechanical Refrigerators From $10 to $12 on Standard Models,   DECONTROL BOARD'S DELIBERATIONS SECRET   Will Announce at 6 p. m. Today Whether Controls Shall Go Back on Meats and Dairy Products,

OPA REPORT DUE TODAY: FTEMS MEL   Refrigerators, Aut Parts, Canned Fruit Up 

OPA Board's Action On Foods Set Today   New Price Boosts Are Approved On Other Items; Porter Awaits Stand

Canned Go ods, S Refrigerators In  Ceiling Price Lift   Decontrol Board Works Overtime, Behind Full Secrecy Curtain, Against Tonight's DeadLine On Meat, Grain, Milk Controls

MORE CEILING PRICES HIKED BY OPA ORDER   Refrigerators, Canned Fruit, Auto Parts Are Increased

BOARD WINDS UP REVISIONS INOPA SETUP   REFRIGERATORS, CAR PARTS AND FRUIT IN CANS RAISED

Fruit, Machinery Prices Upped  Decontrol Board Is. to Renorn Tuesday

Auto Parts, Canned Fruit. Refrigerator  Ceilings Up —   Decontrol Board Due To Announce Decisions at  8 O'clock Tonight

Canned Fruit Ceiling Prices  Boostedby OPA   Agency Also Increases Prices on Automobile Parts, Refrigerators

New OPA Lias Announced on Consumer Items   Prices of Refrigerators, Canned Fruits, Auto Parts Zoom

Decontrol Board Works Overtime  ‘OPA Increases Ceilings On   Canned Fruits, Auto Part:

Decontrol Board Battles Deadline  OPA Ups Ceilings On Canned Fruit

Price Ceiling Decision Will Be Announced   Decontrol Board Set To Make Known its Soecifie Chancac

URGE NATIONS SHARE FOODS   Share Alike Basis Ils Asked By UNRRA Until Famine Threat Is Ended

INCREASE FOR CLIENTS   Welfare Board Allows More for Food and Clothing

BURDEN ELECTED STATE SENATOR   DR. G. E. WARD TRAILS BY 6,000 WITH ONLY 12 PRECINCTS MISSING.

SEE JUNKING OF CLOTHING BAN   CPA Scraps Program to . Boost Low Cost Clothes

Soviet Attitude Causing Concerr  Greek and Indonese Question Up Friday

UNO Decision On lran-Russian Dispute May Lead To Ending Of Other Problems

Hope For Quick Settlement Of Greek Problems   UNO Delegates Hopeful After RussiaIran Decision

Settlement Seen In Indonesian And Greek Case:   Ending Of Russian-Iranian Troubles Raises Hopes Of UNO Security Council

Greek, Indonesian Discussions Due   Amicable Settlement of USSR Charges Indicated

lran Agreement May Be Pattern  UNO To Require  Nisantintinn Ranarte

Reach Agreement Over Iran Question   Hope for Amicable Settlement OF Indonesian Problem Voiced

IRAN COMPROMISE IN UNO LEADS TO HOPE IN OTHER DISPUTES  GREEK, INDONESIAN: CASES COME BEFORE PEACE BODY FRIDAY

UNO Faces Indonesian, Greek Cases   Hopes Are High For Amicable Settlement Of These Tro Teenes.   'DEPENDS UPON REDS

GREEK PROBLEM TO UNO FRIDAY   Russo-Iran Settlement May Set Pattern in Others

UNO Compromise Decision May Aid Later Disputes   Russia And Iran Te Settle Difference In Moscow, Teheran Meetings

Soviet,  lranian Dispute Is Better   ‘Delegates Express ' Encouragement   At London

’ Russians Found in Unique Position of Prosecuting Without Complaints from Countries Involved

Soviet, Tran Compromise May Speed. ‘Other Rifts   Amicable Settling Of Problems Noted

HOPE 10 END INDONESIAN, GREEK CRISIS   U. N. O. Delegates Believe Red-Iranian Compromise May Point Way for Amicable Settlement of Other Rows.

UNO Pleased With Decision ‘On Iran Issue   Nations to Parley Without Council Aid: Greek Problem Next

Iran Case As Pattern   ‘UNO Delegates Hope To Handle Greek an Java Issues Same Way

Hope Compromise On Russia-lran Issue Beneficial   May Point Way For Easier Greek, Indonesia Solutions

UNO DECISION ON SOVIET IRAN DISPUTE MAY HELP CETTIE GREECE. INDONESE   $3,750,000,000 British loan Hits Double Snaaq

Council To  - Hear Russiz   UNO Delegates Hope for Peaceful Settlement of Greek ‘and Indonesian Cases

Indonesian ‘And Greek Cases Next   UNO Hopes for Another _ Amicable Settlement Tomorrow

Delegates See Settlement Of 2 Cases Near   UNO Decision on Iran Points Way in Greek, Indonesian Matters

RUSSIA, IRA TO SETTLE OWN CASE   U.N.O. Turns Dispute Back To Two Countries   For Amicable Settlement Of British, Indonesian, Greek Differences

Amicable Ac Acco ord —     Iran 1 And Russia’   UNO Permits 2 Coun‘tries To Resume Direet Negotiation.

Russ-lran Action May Help Others   Greek and Indonesian Cases Will Come Before UNO Tomorrow

Greek, Java Cases May Be Settled   UNO Delegates Feel Progress Being Made by Council

OTHER DISPUTES ~ WAIT UNO VOTE   Delegates Foresee Chance That Greek, Indonesian Cases Will Be Cleared

INAN GUMPROMISE IN UNO LEADS TO HOPE IN OTHER DISPUTES  ARP rer Tarr ssh!   GREEK, INDONESIAN CASES COME BEFORE PEACE BODY FRIDAY

UNO DECISION RAISES HOPES   Greek, Indonesian Cases May Be Solved Amicably

Java and Greek Cases Up Friday   Hope Tran Decision Points. Way to Settlement

Hope To Reach Early Accords In Greece, Java  UNO Action In Iranian Russ Dispute May Helf

TREATY'S TREND STIRS ITALIANS   Leader Says He Won't Sign Pact To Give Up Trieste

ENGLISH MOVIE ACTRESS SLAIN   Nude Body Discovered In Hotel Room In London; Victim Strangled

Trains, Buses And Street Cars Stranded As Flash Floods Cause Washouts And Landslides More Than 2.000 Families In St. Louis Area Are Homelecc

x ek & KK W® kK KF KH RK KH KR Ke KK Ke kK kK ke wre ke kK *&      Trains, Buses And Street Cars Stranded As Flash Floods Cause Washouts And Landslides More Than 2.000 Families In St. Louie Area Are Hamelecc

2,000 Homeless In St. Louis Floods   Rainfall For August 12.64 Inches Sets 109-Year Record.

Flash Floods Hit St. Louis Area   2,000 Homeless and Two Deaths Feared; Trains, Buses Delayed

Criticizes Policy  of Railroads   - Believed Charged Too Much For Their Upkeep

Cartwright Given Life Sentence   For Slaying of Fred Stahl at Tulsa Recently

WARTIME EMPLOYMENT RULES TO END JUNE 3¢   Restrictions On Women's Working Hours And Age Minimum For Children To Be Restored

Republicans Pushing Closer Toward Control Of Congress For First Time Since 1931   Pile Up Gain Of 38 House Seats, Dozen More Than Needed For Contral

Trade Groups Call for Stable Prices as American Cost of Living Mounts

Prices Of Many Articles Start Upward Spiral   Governors Of Several States Take Immediate Action To Halt  Any Increases.

Adoption of Proposal Ends Bitter Dispute Involving Greece—Draws Evatt Support

Molotov Smooths. Work Of Peace Conference   Sponsors Two Compromises Or Helping Small Nations Get Hearings

Molotov Backs and Meeting OKs ] Compromises   Yugoslavia Rejects Big 4 Proposals for Border, Trieste

Would Give Small Powers a Greater Voice in Treaties   Proposals in Line With New Role Assumed By — Soviet Minister

Molotov Unexpectedly Smooths Work At 21-Nation Paris Peace Conference By Sponsoring Two Compromises

Molotov Offers Compromises At Peace Parley   Russian Delegate’s Recommendations Get Quick Support

Get Greater Voice Now In Peace Talks   Soviet Minister Sponsors Compromise On Procedures

‘MOLOTOV SURPRISES CONFERENCE BY OFFERING COMPROMISE TO 'END GREEK DEBATE WITH RED BLOC

Smaller Powers Given Greater Vote Power In Treaty Deliberations —   Procedure Commission Unanimously Accepts Plan Sponsored By Molotov To Hear All Items Suggested By Minor Nations.

Differences Wide In Number Of Statements Of Secretaries Of Commerce And State-

OPA Reply “Not Clear” Says Ford   Have Not Requested  Price Relief Since ‘Car Ceilings Were Established: Costs Up

Ford Denies He Asked Price Hike   Have Applied For No Price Relief Since OPA Ceilings Established

Ford Denies Firm Asked Price Relief   ‘Says Bowles. Implied Application ‘Followed Ceilings

Ford Denies He Sought  Price Boost     Says Cost Estimate Was Misintersreted  Ay a ~ peeks Misinterprefed wm  Bowles’ Statement

(Continued On Page 13.‘   Ford Says Firm Did Not Ask for Car Price Hike

Ford Denies Plea on Price   Has Not Asked for Price Relief Since OPA Ceilings Were Set Up

FORD ANSWERS OPA CHARGE OF PRICE AID PLEA   Reports Firm Hasn’t Asked For Any Relief Since Ceilings Were Set

RANTEE ON CRA PRICES I$ REJECTED   “Ag” Department _ Again Says There'll Be No Changes

Stand Pat On  Grain Program   Position Revealed By Government Official

GOV'T TO HOLD ON TO GRAIN PRICE CEILING   Farmers Practically Promised Bonus On Wheat

BONUS ON WHEAT NOT PLANNED, AGRICULTURE OFFICIAL STATES   . 3  DEPARTMENT TO STICK TO ITS GRAIN CEILING PRICE UNTIL JUNE OF 1947

To Keep Grain Ceiling Until dune 30, 1947   Agricultural Spokesman Replies To Request Of Nebraska Senator

Two Marriages Of Popular Local Young People   Bonstead-I.undgren Foede.lacohsen

Arlene Clemitson, Stanley Sampson  Married Sunday  Beautiful Wedding At First Lutheran

Probe Proposal! To Be Defeated, Officials Believe   Investigation First Suggested by Madrid After Polish Charges

UN Expected To Turn Down Invitation   Claim Conditions Imposed By Spain For Investigation Are Too Stringent

Both Poland And Mexico Seeking Aid Upon Ballot   Franco Limitations Helé Too Stringent

Franco Proposal Meets Oppositior   Urged Commission Probe A-Bomb Work

Poland, Mexico To Fight Franco U.N. ‘Invitation’  Majority of Security Council Delecatec

Poland, Mexico Attack Franco's Offer for Probe  Invitation Scored As Diversion from Fundamental Issue

Urge Checkup ~ ‘On Atom Work   Poland. Mexico Prepared Tc Fight For Investigation Of -Franco’s Spain.

U.N. Sentiment Cool On Inquiry in Spain   Restrictions Franco Laid Down for Investigatior OF Poland’s Charzes Displease Delegates

Bid of Franeo Meets Strong UNO Protest   Poland, Mexico Are Prepared to Fight Dictator’s Proposal

Opposed T¢ Franco’s Suggestion   That “F riendly” Powers Look Into Charges Nazis Worl On Bomb In Spain

Opposition to Franco Plan  Is Announced   Poland and Mexico Will Fight  Probe Suagaestion

FRANCO TRIES TO SIDETRACK ATOM INQUIRY   GERMANS REPORTED WORKING ON BOMB IN SPAIN

POLAND, MEXICO TO FIGHT PROBE   UN May Reject Franco Idea Due to Limitations

ve Nations Ta Fight Franeo’s  Pr ‘obe Proposal   Poland and Mexico See Noa Reason Why Spain Should Dictate Kind of   Commission

Franco Plan Is Opposed   Poland, Mexico to Battle Suggestion ‘Friendly’ Powers Do Investigating

Germans Building A-Bomb in Spain, Council Warned      Russia Expected Ta Object To All  .Conditions

Poles, Mexico Against Franco Plan   Delegates Opposed To Limitations Of Spain’s Ruler

Poland, Mexico Oppose Franco Plan for Probe   Security Council Will Consider Offer by Spain

Nations Say Germans Working On Atomic Bomb In Spain      Spanish Proposal Doomed To Defeat   Question Not Expected To Be Reached By Security Council Monday

50 Die As Greek  Election Nears   Nation Will Ballot Tomorrow On Return Of King George

EISENHOWER TO GERMANY   Wil] Begin Tour of U.S. Installa. tiews There September 27

U.N. Council Meets fo Pick Interim Home   Opposition to Soviet . Demand Iranian Issue Be Dropped from U. N. Agenda Is Increasing

Delegates  Conferring In Secret — Gatherings   Iran Issue Is Delayed By Body Temporarily

Russian Demand to Drop Iranian Row Headed for Defeat   Opposition Mounting In Security Council--Delegates Consider Site of New Hamme

UNO Defers Ballot Until Later Session   Delegates Now Wondering About Location Of Permanent Site

Move Opposed  To Take Issue  From Agenda Council Studies Sites for Home  a a ee

‘Russia Demands Case Be Dropped By UN Council   ‘Question Of Where United Nations Will Make Its Home Up For “inal Discussion

'U.N.’s Horne Comes Up  For Final Discussion   United States and Great Britain ‘Ar . Opposed to Move to Take Iranian Question Off U.N. Agenda

UN CONSIDERING MEETING PLACE ON EAST COAST   Opposition Grows to Soviet Demand that Iranian Issue Be Shelved

ISSUE NOT ON AGENDA FOR TODAY   Iran’s Ambassador Asks Rejection Of Soviet Proposal

U. N. Home Plans Being Decided   Question Comes Up Amid Mounting Opposition To Demands On Iran Issue

Majority of SC Delegates . Backing US Against Russia  ‘Home for 5 Years Up for Discussion,

ToChoose U.N. Site Today   ‘Place Decided Upon Will Be U. N. Home for Next Five Years; Iran Issue Not On Agenda

Request by Russians To Be Discussed   Poland Expected to Bring Up Franco Question at U. N. Meeting; Location Also Council Topic

Council Members  Talk Site   Must Select Home For Next Five Years3 Opposition Mounts To Russia’s Demand

Council Likely To Turn Down  Red Request Question Of Wher o Make Home Is

SHHHUURIL ET UMN a  Lively Discussion Seen On Headquarters Site  Iranian Issue Not Up For Debate At Today’s Session Of Security Council

BOY, 3, HANDLES GUN FOR JUDGE   Lansing Man Tried For Wife Murder Says Son Fired Fatal Shot

Court Test Failure When ‘Butchie,’ 3, Poesn’t Cooperate in Revolver Firing

County, Borough To Mark “Birthday” At Dinner, Tuesday   Historical Exhibits In Show Windows of Bedford Attract Attention—County 175 Years Old Next Week

Russians Refuse U.N. Count Of Troops At Home  ‘ Molotov’s Switch May Reopen Whole T cece fr... *,

Soviet Refuses To Vote Plan For Inventory  Of Home Units   Molotov Reverses Stand In Surprise Move At Session

EGYPT PROPOSES WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS TO U.N.   Amendment Made To Resolution Of This Country

Egypt Asks Withdrawal Of Troops   Wants UN Members to Take Troops From  Outside Areas

EGYPT OFFERS PROPOSAL FOR DEMOBILIZING   Calis for Member Governments te Commence Balanced Troop Withdrawal  On Alien Soil      DEBATE OVER CENSUS

SOVIETS BALK AT CENSUS OF HOME TROOPS   Reversing Himself, Molotov Demands Deletion of Provision From U,. N, Resolution Authorizing Armed Forces Count. .

EGYPT SUBMITS ARMS MEASURE IN UN DEBATE   Proposal Calls for Removal of Forces on Alien Soil Without Permission

Reds Reject Home Troops Census Plan   Russia Demanding U.N. Deletion of  Inventory Preposal

Russ Oppose Inventory of Home Troops   Molotov Reverses His Stand in Surprise Move

Russia Against  Checking Armed Troops At Home      Reverses Previous Position And Threatens To Reopen Ouestion..

Reneges on His Earlier U.N. Stand   Russian Step Threatens Reopening of Entire Troop Question.

Reds Renege  On Inventory  - Home Troops   Molotov Demands Deletion Of Census Provision To Which He Had Already Agreed

Russia Suddenly Rejects Census _ Of Home Troops   Molotov’s Action Tosses Bombshell Into UN Assembly After Plan Approved

‘Asks For Troop Withdrawal  le ntion Pranosal Offered After Molotov Reverses Census Stan

Molotov Demands Deletion of Home Troops Cen: sus From Resolution

Russia Opposes Troop Inventory In Surprise Move   Demands Deletion Of Home Census

RUSSIA BALKS ANEW SUDDENLY   Refuses To Accept U. N Inventory Of Armed Troops At Home

Soviets Reject Soldier Probing   Home Stretch Plar Is Turned Down  At UN Meet

Russia Fights U.N. Check Of Home Troop Strength   Peace Body Censures  South Africa

Troop Withdrawal Proposed by Egypt   New Plan Is Submitted During U.N. Debate on Arms Reduction

Molotov Tosses New Bombshell  Objects to Inventory of Home Armed Force:

GERWAN-BUILT LINER EUROPA SNAPS ITS MOORINGS AND IS POSSIBLE WRECK IN BASIN MUD   Ship Assigned to France As War Reparations— Coal Strike Situation Rapidly Is Resuming NormalIt Is Believed Supreme Court May Take Over to Hear Arguments—Mariet Is Reported As Active

Egypt Asks Withdrawal Of Troops    Asks That Forces On Alien Soil. Without Consent of Government Concerned Be Recalled

‘Troop Count Plan Retfusec By Russians   Surprise Move by Molotov Throws Bombshell Into Assembly; Deletion of Clause Is Demanded

Would Also Ban Reinforcements Without Consent   Armament Debate Continues With Soviet Refusal of Plan for Home Troop Count

Withdraw Troops Egypt Proposes   ‘Plan is Anieridment To U.S. Resolution

Russians Balk At Proposal To Inspect Forces At Home      Soviet Foreign Minister Demands Deletion of Home Troop Census From Resolution It Had Approved Through Political Action Committee

Egypt Has Disarm Plan   Call for Balanced Withdrawal of Troops Outside Home Nations

Commerce Civic Music Group Open Campaign Monday Mony Bonham   Citizens ! A a RA newbie

C10 Parley Into Final Session   Wages and Prices Are Up For Study

STORMY UAW SESSION ENDING   Wage-Price Policy and International Stand on Last Meeting’s Agenda.

UAW TAKES UP FOREIGN STAND   Wages And Prices Also Up For Consideration As Session Nears End

AUTO WORKERS ENTER FINAL UAW SESSION   Complete One of Stormiest Conventions in Labor History Today

AUTO - WORKERS MEET NEAR END   Stand on International Situa tion Still To Be Decided  2

Convention Of Auto Worker: In Final Stage   Stand on International Sit uation and On Wages and Prices to be Taken  During Dav

Auto Workers Holding Final Sessions Today   Considering Wages And Prices Issue

FLOOD THREAT LIFTS   Much of the Heavy Rain Soaked Into the Ground

WSB Refuses Wage Increase   Strike, Now in Eighth Day, Delays Movement of $200,000,000 in Goods in N. Y. Harbor

AFL Labor Leaders Call WSB Decision “Threat to Labor’   Pledge Fight to Bitter End In Struggle for Higher Wages

Steelman to Try and Gain  Settlement  Placed In Charge Of President As Walkout  ar wee Tm =

SHIP  PEACE HOPES  REVIVED   Steelman Told ta Try to Work Out Settlement

Seaman Chiefs Rap Decision By Wage Board  ‘Threat To Entire ie A ie ie   ‘Threat To Entire Labor Movement,’ Leaders Charge; Revive Truce Hopes

CITY EMPLOYES END WALKOUT   Start Collection of Garbage at Canton

PROMISED PAY BOOST ENDS GARBAGE STRIKE   Canton Workers Return On Pledge Of 10! -Cent Jump

Lost’ Navy Warning Message To Admiral Kimmel Is Probed   Admiral Says Knox Put Pacific Fleet On Alert

‘Lost’ Warning Message to Kimmel Hinted   Admiral Continues Testimony in Probe of Attack

Kimmel Had Defense Set   Navy Was Prepared To Use All Facilities

Kimmel Speaks Of ‘Lost’ Note   Kuox Apparently Believed ‘Warning Was Sent

Kimmel Says Knox Told Of Dispatch   Admiral Thinks Note Bogged Down in Navy Department

Kimmel Aimed For Defense Of Pearl - ‘Harbor      Tells: Investigators Pro. gram Called For Use of “Every Naval Facility” ‘Avaiiable

‘Lost’ Warning Message to Kimmel) Hinted  Admiral Continue:  Testimony in Dectiesn: wf Beapeecnts

Kimmel Says Message Warning Of Nip Raid ‘Lost’ Before Delivery To-Hlm In Hawall

JAP GOVERNMENT LEADERS WOULD RETAIN MONARCH)   Tentative Draft of New Constitution Provides for Perpetuation of Present System,   BRITISH WILL HELP OCCUPY ISLANDS   Force Expected to Number 35,000—Assures Further’ Reduction of American Army.

DEADLINE SET FOR 6. A M. BY ENGINEERS, TRAINMEN IN TEXAS:  LOUISIANA LINES TO BE HALTED AS WELL, BROTHERHOOD SAYS’ -

AFL OBJECTS © ~~ TO DECISION   BREACH WITH TRUMAN WIDENED BY “RULING GIVING CIO. EQUA L STANDING “WITH LABOR OFFICE

ALF-L-TRUMAN BREACH NOW GETS WIDER   Caused by Decision to Rotate I. L. O. Representation

eorrestal Orders No Discrimination Because of Race or Color in Return Of Overseas Troops by the Navy

ARMED FORCES SEEKS 51,00 DURING MAY   Sharp Reduction From 125,000 Sought in April.

Ships Collide ‘And Sink Off Miami   st ea Fee 6hU6MRCU OE UK OLE SS

TWO FREIGHTERS COLLIDE AND SINK OFF NAM!   Coast Guard Begins Search. For 17 Crewmen

2 VESSELS SINK AFTER CRASHING   Coast Guard Searching for Crews from Freighters off Florida Coast

Search For 17 Of Ships’ Crews   Freighters Collide And Coast Guard Pressed Inte Action.

Two Vessels Collide and Sink off Miami   Coast Guard Begins Sea and Air Search For About 17 Members Of Crews of Two Ships

Two Vessels Collide, Sink Off Florida   16 Survivors Sighted In Lifeboats Hours After Gulf Collision

17 Missing In Ship Collision   Smail Freighters Sink after Colliding Off Florida Coast

Freighters Sink After ‘Collision Off Miami;  ‘Creuse Raltecead ce.

Two Small Ships Sink   Freighters Go Down After Collision South of Miami

) Freighters Collide, Sink   Planes, Surface Craft Search For Survivors

Aid Rushed To Survivors Of Sea Crash   16 Crewmen Adrift After Vessels Sink

Republicans. Must Win Big City Voters ©   ‘Chance for Easy Money for Some Resident! Of Five States: Quick Campaign Can Do It

Washington 1 Beckons You Senator Blow—      Othman Unable t< Fill Write-In Office

U. N. COMMITTEE APPROVES PLAN FOR ARMS REDUCTION    Big Three Hail It As “First Step” in Freeing World   From Menace of War.

WAR DEPARTMENT DEFENDS FIRING OF FIVE CIVILIANS   Declares Aberdeen Workers Were Dismissed for Sub vertive Artivitie:

FIRING OF FIVE AT ABERDEEN IS FOUGHT BY CIO   Army and Union Argue Over Reasons For Their Dismissal

New Rural Extensions Made ; Potomae Edicon Builds 351  } . Ye Fe an re  Ailes Gf Line Since VE Day

New Rural Extensions Made . Potomac Edison Builds 851   Miles Of Line Since VE Day

Tell Commons About Several ‘Spy Rings’.      Royal Commission -O Kapionage Charges Under. cover Activity, ees

Florida Youth Nabbed in Chicago — go Wooing Girl With Embez: zled ( Cash

Broken Romance Behind Alleged : $725, 000 Theft.   Miami Express Clerk’ ‘Held in Chicago: BigSums Recovered . *

Broken Romance Blamed  For Theft OF $725,000   Nab Vet In Chicago As He Gives Orchid To His Girl Friend

To Buy A Bride Clerk Held For Embezzling $7 25.000 Cash, Money Order:

Romance Ends As Police Act   Express Agent Held For Embezzlement

Calls on Russia To End Secrecy On Food Supply   Clayton Asks Word on How Much Wheat It’ Can Give to Hungry

U. §. TO BACK IRAN IN CASE AGAINST REDS   Russia Expected to Retaliate Against Formal Protest to UNO Council.   BULLETIN

Russians Offer Limited Help In Food Crisis   World-Wide Agency To Supplant UNRRA Draws Fire of Briton.

STALIN CLAIMS RUSSIAN GRAIN SUPPLY I$ GONE   Moscow Reveals Answer To Truman Plea: Morrison Opposes Hoover Plan

WOPIEY SOT CHIEF'S      Deputy Sheriff Shot In Self *> Defense, Coroner's Jury Says In Verdict

DOMINICAN NATIONAL SHOT DEAD   REPUBLIC PRESIDENTS NEPHEW KILLED IN GUN FIGHT AT FLORIDA CAFE

@ PAUL MALLON—     Socialists’ Failure in France Due to Aiding Communists

Sen. Shipstead Admits Defeat by Gov. Thye   Youngdahl Seems Sure to Win in GOP Primary

CLAMP DOWN.  ON VIOLENCE   ONE YANK SOLDIER SEN. TENCED TO DEATH FOR FOR MURDER IN JAPAN —TROOPS WARNED

AMERICAN . SOLDIER SENTENCED TO DEATH   Death By Hanging Decreed For Murder And Assauit

Justice Goldshborough Orders UMW Chief and Union to Appear Before His Bench Monday; Writ Has Not Been Served.

Two Men Are Killed: Army May Take Over   UMW Leader Cited For Contempt; No Move Made Te End Walkout

Court's Order Not Yet Served On Union Boss   UMW Chieftain Has Made No Slightest Move To Call Off Strike   ORDERED TO APPEAR ON MONDAY MORNING   Arrangements Made To Serve Paper Af Union Headquarters Today   Tore Will Advise Judece

COURT ORDER TO BESERVED ON J. L. LEWIS   Contempt of Court Hearing Is Set for Monday Next Week

Mine Leader Makes Ne Move To Halt Strike; Legal Battle Expected   Papers To Be Served Today; Troops Standing By If Trouble Develops In Coal Fields: Two UMW Members Killed Near Welch

COURT SETS” HIS HEARING FOR MONDAY   Miners’ Leader Directed te Appear and Show Cayuse Why He and Uniog Should Not Be Punished,   SUMMONS STILL TO BE SERVEB   Government Contends Failure to Halt Strike of Coal Diggers Violate Judge’s Order.

Miners’ Leader Told to Answer Charge Monday   No Move Made by Chieftain to Call Off Strike of 400,000 Miners; Crippling Effect Begin to Be Felt in Country

Miner Head Is Ordered  To Appear Monday   Action Is Taken  As 400,000 Miners Go Out in Crippling Soft Coal Tieun

Iwo Men Are Killed:   UMW Leader Cited For Contempt; No Move Made To End Walkout

STEEL MILLS TO CLOSE BY NEXT MONDAY   TROOPS READY TO KEEP ORDER IN COAL FIELDS

No Attempt Marle By UMW Head to Call Otf Strike   On Monday Must Show Cause Why Shouldn't . Be Punished

Action Fails To Bring Move To End Strike   Mine Workers Union Also Named by Court In Citation As Government Moves In  Effort to Punish Defiant Chief

tederal Court Orders Lewis  Before Bench   Mine Workers Chief Continues in Deep Seclusion— No Showdown Appears Imminent—Charge Punishable by Fine or Prison

Truman to Take Crisis Before Congress Today; Asks Strikers to Return

Ultimatum Sets Deadline  This Afternoon   Use of Troops to Man, and Protect Those Who Want to Work Is Threatened by Chief Executive

TWO PROCLAMATIONS ISSUED UPON AUTHORITY OF PRESIDENT   PRESIDENT PLEADS FOR JEWS IN TILT WITH ARABIAN KING

Two Union Heads AccusedofCausing ‘Terrible Havee’   President Appeals to Men, Saying Rail Tieup Concerns ‘Very Life of Our People’

Army To Run Trainslf Men Refuse   Truman Accuses Union Heads Of Creating ‘Terrible Havoc’’

President Accuses Heads Of Two Striking Brotherhoods Qf Creating ‘Terrible Havoc  Appeals to Railroad Men. Over  ’   Appeals to Railroad Men, Over Heads of Leaders, to Resume Work

Brotherhoods’ Chiefs Blamed - For Shutdown   GovernmentisEndangeredy Must Meet, Challenge,   Beactinae Sac

Truman Appeals For All to Adhere Jo Rules of OPA   President Confident Congress Will Pass Workable Bill Saan

He Pleads With Nation To Abide By Controls, Even Without Law   Fight on Inflation Continues, He Warns, Citing Hikes Allowed Under Vetoed Bill

Army To Run Trains; 4 P.M. Deadline Set   Two Brotherhood Chiefs Condemned By President For Creating “Terrible Havoc”

DIRECT APPEAL ON RADIO MADE TO UNION MEN   Nation’s Chieftain Makes Threat Of Taking  Case To Congress

President Pleas For Voluntary Control   Asks Nation To Abide By Regulations Despite Absence Of Law; Predicts Control Resumption

TRUMAN BLAMES UNION LEADERS, APPEALS TO MEN   Sets 4 P. M. Deadline Today For Workers To  Resume Jobs   PRESIDENT TO SPEAK TO CONGRESS TODAY

ee a ee ee ee ee ee a  Truman Sets Armistice, Digwesleenizsing Dawe

William 5. Hart Taken By Death   famed Motion Picture Star Dies At Hollywood In His 76th Year

DEATH CLAIMS SILENT STAF   OLD-TIME “WESTERN” STAR OF MOVIES DIED IN CALIFORNIA AFTER LONG ILLNESS

LAST TRIAL UNDER WAY   Two Officers Arraigned for Authorizing Cruelty to Prisoners

Denison Greets Gen. Eisenhower   40,000 Texans Honor Leader Upon Return To Texas Birthplace

Denison Honors Eisenhower Saturday; 40. 000 Turn Out  To Welcome “Famous Son”

NATION'S STEEL PLANTS MAY BE BACK IN PRODUCTION IX WEEK AS STRIKE SETTLED

Plants Prepare For Resumption Of Production   New Wage-Price Program Of President Basis Of Strike Settlement   EXPECT EARLY END TO OTHER STRIKES

ALL PLANTS 10 BE OPERATING IN WEEK   Giant of Industry Signs With Union Une der Truman Program

Price and Wage Boosts Granted   Walkout to End Monday; Mills May Be Back in Production in Week

Ship Collision Sinks USS. Merchantman In Eastern Atlantic   All Passengers Aboard Rescued, Not Believed Transporting Troops

Merchant Vessel Sinks in Atlantic   Passengers Escape . As 2 Ships Collide

American Vessel] Reported Sunk  Ship Goes Down _ After Collision

Era of Peace  Is Predicted By President  Truman Tours Army Academy

Era Of Peace Is Beginning. Says Truman   President Speaks Hopefully Of Future In Addressing Cadets

Truman Sees Permanent  World Peace   Addresses Cadets On Visit To West Point

Resignation Of Shidehara And Cabines Was Expected Because Of. General Dissatisfaction, Mainly Over Food Problem.   “DO NOTHING” CABINET

Walkout Called After Slash In Pay Increases   Pressure Mounts. For ‘Stabilization: Board To Reconsider Order

All-Coast Maritime  Strike On   1,500 Seamen Walk Off 50 Ships at Puget Sound Ports; Tieup Threatened

Allies’ Right to Try Germans Is Challenged   Von Ribbentrop’s Counsel Opens Defense Arguments

Allies’ Right to Try Germans Is Challenged  Von RBRibhantron’«   Von Ribbentrop’s Counsel Opens Defense Arguments

Lewis Mum On Resuming Talks   Government, However, Moves To Have Coal Parley Continued

Row Over Civilian Versus Military Control Of Atomic Energy Nearing House Fight   Controversy Being Shifted From One Split House Committee To Another

Atomic Energy * ill Nearing Major Debate   Action of House Rules - Committee’ Is Awaited.

ATOMIC ROW CAUSES RIFT IN CONGRESS   Dispute Over Civilian Versus Military Control Shifts Legislation From One House Committee to Another.

JACKSON BREAKS GOERING’S TALK   U. S. Prosecutor Warns of Prolonged Trial Time——Witness Repeats Himself

JACKSON ACTS TO RUSH CASE   Fears Nuernberg Trial Wil Last Until August

Gems Stolen By Army Of ficers To Be Given Back To House Of Hesse

J, 5. 10 RETURN STOLEN GEMS 10 HOUSE OF HESSE   Crown Jewels to Go Back to Germany After Being Used as Evidence Against 3 Ac cused of Theft,   ARMY REPORTS LAST OF LOOT RECOVERED   WAC Held With Two Other Army Officers Tells of Discovery of Cache in Basement of Castle.

Roxas Leading In Philippines   Osmena Gaining Steadily ’ With Rural Renorts

Anniversary Of Mormons Marked Today   President George Albert Smith Is Holding. His First Conference

A DEADLOCK PERSISTS IN CHINESE CASE   Both Government and Communists Refuse to Budge on Ideas for Composition of the National Assembly.

CHINESE ISSUE STILL STYMIED   Deadlock Persists Over Composition Of National Assembly.

CHINESE FAILTO REACH AGREEMENT   Deadlock on Composition of Assembly Persicts

TITO MAKES ACCUSATION IN REPRISAL   Characs U. S. With illegal Retaining Of Slav Vessels

Boats Are  Held, She Accuses   Danube Fleet Matter To Be Aired Before UN Security Council

Rejection Ot Ultimatum Reported   French Press Makes Report: U. S. Truck Attacked

US. Accused  Holding Janube Boats   Tito Releases Seven Americans Downed in Plane

U. 5. Ultimatum Said Rejected By Marshal Tito   Slavs To Make U. S. Defendant Before UN

American Named Today in Charge Hurled by Nation; Officers to Question Airmen.   TITO MAY REJECT YANK ULTIMATUM

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   To Consider Improvements for “Pennsbury”

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   All in The Various c Sr vbt

GENERAL MOTORS TALKS AGAIN FAIL   STRIKE CONFEREES D&EADLOCKED ON TWO QUESTIONS —MEET AGAIN TODAY.

Talks Fail To Make Progress In GM Dispute   Mediator Says Both Sides Want To Get Together

Frenchmen On Eve Election For Deputie:   ;  Baule for Ballots Loom:  Primarily Between Communists and MRP  Parties

French Go fo Polls To Pick Legislature Of Fourth Republic  Election Battle Between Reds, MRP For 618 Places

French Election Set for Today Is Recognized as Communist-MRP Afiair

FRANCE HOLDS ELECTION TODA   Nation And Her Colonies Pick Deputies For Fourth Republic

Soviets Lose Voting Issue By 15-6 Vote   Bidault Chairman For First 3 Days At Paris Peace Meet

Tirade Follows Defeat on Procedure Issue   -Bidault Named ‘As Chairman ‘Of Conference

OPA Expecting Meat Shortage   Porter Vows Fight to End With Black Marketeers

New Shortages Of Meat Seen By Next Month   OPA Plans to. Crack Down on Black Markets

Four-Agency Combine Ready to Get Tough With Meat Chiselers   OPA Boss Warns of September Shortages; Serves Notice on Black Marketeers; Ag, Justice; Treasury Men Join in Campaign

MAY REPEAT —=CITY-STRIKE   UNIONS AT STAMFORD CONSEIDERING ANOTHER TIEUP OF ALL INDUSTRY THERE

SHOWDOWN NEAR ON SIZE OF NAVY   Congress May Restore Budget Cut Made by Truman

Divorcees  Must Wait:   Kansans Who Remarry Within Six Months Mav Be Prosecuted

Darlene Friesenborg Auxiliary President   Contribute $5 to Band. Raise Dues to $1.50 Per Year

Company Refuses Arbitration in Telegraph Strike   News Services Continue Despite Walkout; No Overseas Service

W-U WORKERS CO OUT TODAY   Telegraphic Blackout Will Result in N. Y. District; Wiil Affect Cables

Radio & Cable Workers Will Back Strikers   Eight Locals Vote For Western Union Sympathy Strike

Wyatt Comes Out On Top In Dispute With Small fiver Roecnonsibility Of Non-Heusing Building

President’s Sea Course Is Rough   Yacht Bounces In Heaviest Seas President. Has. En countered On Voyage

Reds, Western Powers D'sigree On The Vote Eligibility Of Nations Who Did Not Declare War On Axis Power:

Robbed While ‘He Was Asleep   David T. Reynolds Is Relieved Of Cash And Discharge Papers

Chief of Staff Says Gamble with US Security Is Gamble ‘with Peace and Security of the World

General Ike Gets Behind  DraftAct   Senate Squares Off For Housing Bill Debate Today

Owners Say $70,000,000 Welfare Fee  ‘Ridiculous’   Little Chance Seen Of Meeting Truman Deadline Wednesday

New Fund Demand  Surprises Hope for Early   Hope for Early Pact Fades, Operators Mum

Deven Percent Payroll Levy Takes Operators By Surprise; No Reply Yet

70 Million Each Year Is Asked by UMW Chieftain For Welfare of Miners

GEN. MIKHAILOVITCH’S APPEAL TURNED DOWN   Chetnik General to Be Ex ecuted Within 24 Hours .

MIHAILOVIC’S APPEAL DENIED   Faces Firing Squad Within Next 24 Hon re

SOIVET HEAD . _ SAYS OTHERS: y - CAUSE CRISIS   PREMIER AVOIDED MENTION OF IRAN AND TAKES FAMIL: . JAR. PROPGANDA LINE IN  is STATEMENT

Stalin Blames Talk About War  On Politicians   Moscow Radio Quotes Stalin As Having Confidence In UNO As Peace Factor   NATIONS DO NOT WANT NEW WAR

TRIESTE PLAN NOT ACCEPTED BY YUGOSLAV!   YUGOSLAV SPOKESMAN AT PEACE CONFERENCE OBJECTS TO AGREEMENT REACHED — BY “BIG FOUR"

AWAIT TESTS IN FAIRFIELD DEATH PROBES   Frail Great-Grandmother Firmly Maintains Innocence

COLD SHOULDER FROM GOVERNOR   CITIES FAIL TO INTEREST KELLY IN PLAN

KELLY TURNS. DOWN MAYORS PROPOSAL   Fight for State — Aid for Cities Takes New Turn

GEORGE WHITE  IS EXONERATED   JURY SAYS NOT GUILTY OF HIT-RUN DEATHS

MacArthur, Krueger Observe Birthda  MacArthur, 66, Pins Awerd ‘On Krueger, 65, Retiring Sixth Army Heed

Krueger Awarded  Service Medal  Is Decorated by _ Comrade-in-Arms

M’ARTHUR HONORS ~ GENERAL KRUEGER   H ik: Nalace ‘Two Pacific Commanders Ohcervae Birthday.

Reds Seen Trying To Shape Iranian Answer to UNO   ‘Said to Be Seeking to Make Views of 2 Countries Seem Identical

Methodists Continue Meet   Announcement of Church Appointments To Come Sunday

Will Try to Stop Scheduled Strike By Arbitration   Draft Inte Militia

VEPCOOfficialsAndUnion Leaders Agree To Arbitrate Differences To Avert Strike

Virginians Agree to Arbitration   Draft Call Meanwhile Served On Power Strikers

JAPANESE . TOLD TO HALT RIOTS   ‘Undisciplined Elements’ Target of Order

Unruly Japanese Hements Are Told to Behave   MacArthur Says Some Undisciplined Elements Need Chastisinge

MACARTHUR till’ CLIQUE IN JAPAN   “Undisciplined Elements” In Nation Issued Warning.

M ARTHUR BANS MASS VIOLENCE IN JAP CRISIS   New Premier Selects  Cabinet Members In Tokyo

Jap Rowdies Draw Sharp U.S. Rebuke   MacArthur Warns Against Growing Wave of Violence

MacArthur Acts To Curb Violence   Demonstrators, Led By Communists, Rough On Jap Policemen.

MacArthur In Crackdown On Jap Disturbers   ALLIED LEADER WARNS CIVILIANS OF PUNISHMENT

MacArthur Warns Against Violence Among Jap People   Accuses “Undisciplined” Elements of Organized Intimidation

MAC ARTHUR IRKED AT. CERTAIN JAPS   To Crack Down On Disturbing _ Elements

GEN. M'ARTHUR CRACKS DOWN ON JAPANESI   Undisciplined Ele ments Are Accused of Endangering Occupation.

Avalanche Of Rock Covers Crash Victim:   Ground Crews Blast Stone Base of Newfoundland Peak Where 39 Lost  Lives

‘ARMY’ OF VETS TO MARCH ON SPRINGFIELD   Goal Is Special Session of Legislature on Housing Program

IN HOLY LAND   4 Reported Killed, Number Are Wounded In Battle Between Jews, Arabs

Legislature Preview i eee ee  Budget And Board Of Control  Major Issues Facing Lawmakers

Busy Session Facing Solon:   Funds, Control to Be Big Legislative Questions

—elstature review  Budget And Board Of Control ‘Major Issues Faeins Lawmakers

Hawaiian Hoodlums And Sailors Clash   Civil And Naval Authorities Alerted To Block Continued Gang  Warfare

Ultimatum By Byrnes  Is Charged By Molotov   Denied by Byrnes; Exchange Concern Clause in Peace Treaty for Italy

BYRNES ACCUSED BY MOLOTOV AT 4-POWER PARLEY   Secretary Is Opposed To Yugoslavian Control it Triecta   ANO.'ER CONFERENCE 1S SCHEDULED TODAY

Molotov Accuses Secretary Byrnes  Declares Ultimatum  Presented Council

Trieste Issue _ Grows Stormy   Molotov Says Sec. Byrne: Yesued ‘Ultimatum’

Molotov Wants Trieste in East European Bloc   Adriatic Port Biggest Problem Facing the Four Powers

MOLOTOV HITS BYRNES STAND ABOUT ITALY      Trieste Ar ents Due Today Before  Rie Four

Confusion Hits Nazi Spy Ring As Swedes Act   Police Avent High Official for Misusing His Office

“Vets” Discuss Plans To Get New Hospital   ' ®: County - wide’ -movement is nderway; as ment is underway; as: of all wars.

Hospital Should Be Vet Memorial   Returned Soldiers Favor Plan for Big County Medical Institution

CHARGE NAZIS RIGGED TRADE   Made One-Way-Street Into Reich in Systematic Looting of France

No Evidence of Feud Seen as U.S. Supreme ~ Court Opens Session   Rv GORDON BROWN

Court Maintains Dignity  All Quiet as Black, Jackson Meet in first Court Session

Opposition Mounting To Strike-Draft Bill   Senate GOP Group Lines Up  To Defeat Truman Demand

GOP Senators Attack Truman’s Strike-Draft Bill   Chance Develops Senate May Reach Vote Today On Labor-Draft Controversy; Pro-Labor Democrats Meet With Sen. Murray

Truman Asked To Withdraw Strike- Draft   Senate Republicans Line Up Against President's Plan

Senate GOP May Oppose Labor-Draft   Taft Leads Fight Against Provision In Strike Proposal

Truman Asked Drop Plan For Strike-Draft   Senate Expected To Reach Vote On Bill Today

TRUMAN PLAN OPPOSED IN (.0.P. PARTY   Taft Reports Support at  . 2-Hour Conference for  _ Elimination of Drastic Proposal.   A FINAL VOTE MAY COME TODAY   Two Democrats, Wheeler  . and O’Mahoney, Said to Have Urged President to Drop Request.

LABOR DRAFT FINDS SOME OPPOSITION   Senator Taft and Other Republicans Join in Protest

Republicans Line Up Against Labor-Draft Bill  CF iia rr RA wees Dawrk   Senate May Reach Vote Today on Lively Controversy

Senate Republicans Line Up Against Truman Strike-Draft   Wheeler and O’Mahoney Reported on Appeal to President to Withdraw Raquest; Coal Strike Factor

Republicans Line Up Against Labor. Draft Bill  Sanate May Reach   Senate May Reach Vote Today on Lively Controversy

GOP Caucus Said Against Labor ‘Draft      ruman Advisers Reported Urging Withdrawal

Showdown On Strike Draft Controversy Is Expected In Senate Today

More Than 2,000 Ships Reporfed Held In Harbors   Conferences Being  Held In California

‘Shipping Strike Overshadows All Labor Strife   Sailors Unions Tie Up 2,534 Craft; Truck Drivers Add New Woes

COLD AIR ON THE WAY   Flora Predicts Near Freezing Temperatures in Northwest

British Lift The Curfew In Palestine   Jewish Leaders Released ir Jerusalem—More Sab otage Is Expected

BRITISH RELEASE EIGHT INTERNED JEWISH LEADERS   Dusk To Dawn Curfew Lifted In Palestine

British Release Jews, Arabs at Latroun; Lift Curfew in Palestine

M’ARTHUR HAS __ FINAL POWEF   TATE OF YAMASHITA EN: TIRELY IN HANDS OF COMMANDER IN THE FAR  EAST

Yamashita s Fate  Up To M Arthu   Death Sentence For Japanese General Awaits Action By Gen MacArthur   U.S. GENERAL IS REVIEWING CASE

DUCK SEASON IS REDUCED 35 DAYS   Secretary Krug Announces Drastic Changes in  Regulations   BAG LIMIT IS REDUCED

U.S. Issues Order Approve 45-Day Duck Season; Hunting Will Start On Oct. 5

Montana Now Placed In Intermediate — Duck Hunting Zone   Interior Department Reduces Length of 1946 Season by 35 days, Cuts Bag Limits And Slashes Half Hour From Shooting Time

) WORKERS DIE IN GAS BLAST   Explosion Occurs near Ladd, ill., as Crew Toils on Main Line Valve

No Sign Of Progress In Discussions   Steel Industry Curtailing Operations As Welfare  Demand Continues

Wait for Lewis to  Show Hand   U.S. Presses for Showdown Confab On Coal Strike

NO PROGRESS ASYETIN MINE STRIKE   Operators Are, Waiting for Lewis To Show His Hand

Lost Plane Sought In Montana   Six Men Are Believed To Be Aboard Missing Army Ship

Big Army “lane With Si Men Aboara: Missing — Somewhere In Montana

NEW TRY TODAY TO PLAN SOLID WORLD ACCORD   Big Four Gather Again To Attempt To Hammer Their War-Joined Swords  _ Into Peace Machin . OFy.  :

HOPES RISING FOR PROGRESS ~ BY ‘BIG FOUR   SOME OPTIMISM EXPRESSED AS FOREIGN MINISTERS OPEN NEW MEETING ON TREATIES

BIG FOUR MET TODAY TO TRY FOR BREAK IN LAST IMPASSE   Deadlock On How Peace Treaties Be Written Still No Nearer Ending

Air of Determination Felt in Paris When Big 4 Chiefs Meet   Statesmen Gather-in Fourth Attempt To Conclude Peace Treaties; Russio Still Greatest — Barrier to ‘One World’ Accord -

Molotov Makes Concession on Boundary Issue   Romania Bordet Proposal Seen Acceptable

No Progress Is Reported Since Former Parley   Byrnes Will Press For Adoption of 25-Year German Plar

Ministers   Meet Today   No Break Apparent In Treaty Impasse  Of Futile April-May Session of Big Four

FOURTH EFFOR} TO COMPLETE PEACE PACTS.   Will Either Co-Oper: ate or Admit Con-  flictine Spheres :

Big Four Foreign Ministers Meet in Second Attempt to Write Treaties

Ministers Meet To Undertake To Break Deadlock   America and Britain Expected Press For Quick Action On Peace Treaties

Big Four Gather For New Attempt At Making Peace   Byrnes Anxious To Breal Deadlock And Start Writing. Treaties

BiG FOUR BACK AGAIN FOR TALKS   Foreign Ministers of U.S. Great Britain, Russia and France Meet in Paris in Attempt te Agree on Peace.

Foreign Ministers Meet For Another Peace Try   Big Four Gets Together Again at Luxembourg Palace—Will Attempt to Brant Yreendo: facancicn:

Big 4 Deadlock Continues As ‘Parley Begins   Htaly Pact First on Agenda of Conlerence: Russia Silent on U.S. Paet for Australia

ig 4 Opens ital Peace eaty Talks   Yew Deadlock ‘oreseen As Jarley Resumes

New Effort Under Way to Draft Peace   Ministers of Four Powers  Again Gather in Paris Te Write Treaties ,for War-Torn Eurove

Four Nations Try Again for Peace Pacts   - Four Ministers Meet In Paris; U. S., Britain Seek Quick Action

BIG FOUR OPE PARIS TALKS ON PEACE TREATIES   Ministers Meet in An Atmosphere of Pessimism

BIG FOUR MEETS AGAIN IN PEACE TREATY ATTEMP’   Soviet Stand Is Seen Big Barrier To Final Accord

Big Four Works On  Treaties   Agreement Sought On Nazi Satellites

—Foreign Ministers—  Peace Parleys Reopen   Rig Four Striving Te Bridge Chasm Between East And West Europe

Leaders Gather  In Paris For Paet   Treaties For Smal Countries Head Consideration

Big 4 Try to Break Impasse   Foreign Ministers Reconvene to Attempt Writing Treaties _

ASSEMBLE F 0 R NEW ATTEMPT TO MAKE PEACE   Big Four Foreign Ministers Gather Again in Luxem- . bourg Palace

Envoys Resume Efforts fo Write Peace Treaties   Deadlock Feared . As ‘Big Four’ Session Convenes

Gathering !n Paris Proves Important One   Four Ministers In Attendance At Parley

PEACE TREAT MAIN ISSUE OF BIG 4   Ministers Reconvene Today In Luxembourg Palace   U, $,, BRITAIN   Expected To Press Quick Action: No Time Limit Set For Session

Big-4 Looks  ToRed Envoy For Pact Key   Western Powers Hope Signs of Compromise Will Appear at Talk

Foreign Ministers Resume Fight On Peace Treaties   U.S. and Britain Are Expected To Press Settlement of Points

ig Four Begin ourth Effort To Map Peace   Determined to Forge One World or Admit Two Spheres Exist

FOURTH EFFORT   Will Either Co-Operate or Admit Conflicting Spheres

PESSIMISM MARKS BiG 4 CONFERENCE   Foreign Ministers Resume Efforts to Break Deadlock

Big Four Resume Sessions Today   Air of Pessimism Prevails in Paris Over Peace Parleys

Ministers Meet At Paris Today   Believed Just as Deadlocked as When They Left Paris

New Frigid Blast Sw eeps On Nation   lear And Cold Weather  Greets New Year's

Russian Flays_ Hitler Leaders   Entire Generation. of Germans Debased by Nazis; Charge -

Russians Oper Their Case Against Nazis  Certain Punishment le Souaht at   Certain Punishment Is Sought at War Crimes Trial

Reds Demand Severe Punishment of Nazis   Soviet Prosecutor Tells Nuernberg Tribunal Leaders Had the Morals of Cannibals and the Greed of Burglars.

Russians Oper Their Case Against Nazis  Certain Punishment Is Sought at

AUSSI BEGIKS TS CASE. TODAY AT NUERNBER   Chief Prosecutor Calls for ‘Just Retribution and Severe Punishment’   SAYS REDS BORE BRUNT   Declares Nazi Defendants at War Crimes Trial Must ‘Pay tHe Bill’

CLEAR WAY FOR T, J, HERBERT   All But One GOP Governor Prospect Withdraw

BY DREW PEARSON: Six Hundred Jobs Go To Republicans On Capitol Hill  a & £2 2 2 @ & SY ate oe ee ee

Memorial Service  At MSC Sunday   Commencement Sermon For Seniors Sunday

BODIES OF NAVAL AVIATORS FOUND   Airmen Died When Plane Bt Ahan. Daal

_ GEORGE Il COMES HOME — Wild Welcome Greets Returning Greek King

Greeks Greet King On Return After Five Years Today   British, Greek Guard Of Honor Stand By for Monarch

DIES GIVING LESSON ON ‘HOW NOT TO FLY’   Instructor Spins Light Plane to His Death Before Large Crowd and His Family.

Strikes Cripple “India. as Result DE Nehru Anes wee Stare SS  Demonstrations

WAA Man Denies Aid to Fields   Admits Negligence but Says No Special Treatment Accorded

_ Ex-WAA Official Denies Aiding Fields   OPA Plans Another Automobile Price Rise

Admits Granting Special Favors  Discharged WAA Official Testifies

Peron Expected to Set Up Strong Central Government  Wins Buenos Aires to Clinch Vote 7   NO DATE SET FOR INAUGURATION

Strong Man Sets Fast Pace .  Peron Planning Powerful Central Government For His Ambitious Program

Yugoslav Arrest Saddens Vaticar  Pope’s Aide Reports Education At Issue

Prelate Had Insisted Upon Rights Of Christian Education, Other Freedoms

Jury Ce onviets Blind. Man In ‘Slaying Case   Orbie Guthrie ‘Awaits Sen: tence For Slrooting His Former. “MotherIn-Law

Current Two-Weeks Work Truce Ends At Midnight; Lewis S$ilent’ Ort Possible Action By Tinited Mine Woarkere   SEEKING TO AVERT ANOTHER SHUTDOWN

MAY INDICATE MINE ACTION   Officials Hopeful Of Some Statement On Lewis’ Demand

COAL STRIKE TRUCE EXPIRES AT 12 TONIGHT   New Walkout Almost Certain As Negotiations  Fail.

Coal Mine Truce Ends af Midnight   Krug Seeks Eleventh Hour Agreement With UMW Boss

KRUG SEEKS AVERT MINE SHUTDOWN   Miners’ 2 Week Work Truce to End at Midnight

TWA Settlement Hoped For Today  At Conference   Sea Strike Situation ‘Looks Bad’; Auto Union To Ask Wage Raise

Fresh Labor Unrest Grows In Nation   Government Men Expected To Meet With Miner Head

Some Officials Think President Will Indicate Hi: Move During Thursday Press Conference; Reporters To Probe Executive

TRUCE BY UMW QUE TO EXPIRE AT MONGHI   Will Be in Same Position as Railroad Men If Miners Walk Off Jobs   FINAL PARLEY CALLED   Krug Meets With Union Chief Today in Effort to Get Time Extension

MORE UNREST IS NOTED ON LABOR FRON}   OUTLOOK DARK FOR SETTLEMENT OF SHIP STRIKE

Shutdown Is Due At Midnight if No Action Taker   Closure of Pits Would Place Miners in Same Category at Railmen

COAL TRUGE DUE TO TERMINATE AT MIDNIGHT, .   Lewis And Krug Seek An EleventhHour Settlement

Collison Seem: Slated To Talk Mine Contract  ~ Top Level Officials Hold Conf nfab On

WESTERN “UNION OTRIKE DELAYED   TRUMAN MAY TELL SOON WHAT HE WILL DO ABOUT MINE STRIKE THREAM.

New Labor Strife Rumbles Along Industrial Front   Another UMW Leader Warns of Coal ° Tie-Up

TRUMAN EXPECTED TO TAKE DRASTIC ACTION   Lewis Shuns Session With Operators

Truman Might Act To -Avert Miners Strike   Action May Be Indicated At Today‘s Press Conference

Krug Calls Lewis For Conference   Truman’s Denunciatio Of Rail Strike Expected To Influence UMW Chief.

Soft Coal Strike Due at Midnight   Miners Can Expect Drastic White House Action

Lewis Organization Likely to See. Drastic Action to Keep Pits Open.

Threats Follow Ultimatum of John L. Lewis To the Government of The United States

TRUMAN FACES SECOND STRIKE AGAINST UL S.   Soft Coal Truce Scheduled To End at Midnight Saturday

Labor Picture Gloomy; Truman May Take Action   Coal Strike Threat Mounts; Ship Situation Termed ‘Bad’

Mining Truce Ends Tonight: Lewis Silent   400,000 Soft Coal Workers Expected To Ouitat 12 P.M.

President’s Coal Strike Move Waited   Truman May Indicate Plans On Threatened Strike This Mornine

Di plomats, N obility  Vake Beds  As Capital Hotel W ‘orkers Strike

HOTEL SERVICE OTOPS IN CAPITAL   STRIKE DARKENS DINING ROOMS AND BARS-—GUESTS MAKE OWN BEDS.

Strike Snarls Service At 18 Capital Hotels   Dignitaries Make Their Own Beds; Dining Rooms Dark

HOTELS CHILLY IN WASHINGTON   Dignitaries  Make Their Own Beds As Strike Ties Up Service

Says Only Method of Settlement Is For Parties To Stage Own Agreement

RAINS MEASURE INCH, OF GREAT AID TO FARMER   City Tempercture Sags with Overnight Moisture—V/armer Weather Is Forecast

Army Releases 33; Two Get Out of Navy   Majority of Dischargees Separated at Fort Devens

32 Get Out of Army; Three Out From Navy   "Skippy" Roberge Among Those Getting Discharged

Red Troops Get Orders   : Movement. From Tran . Set For. Tomorrow 4 “psn EeTin

SOVIET TO STAY IN PART OF IRAN   Reds Announce Troops To Police Azerbaijan

fran Evacuation.       Russia Will Withdraw Ta. - Al. But. Northwestern ” Area... Moscow - Reports

SOVIET TROOPS TO LEAVE ONLY CALMER PARTS   Braadcast From Moscow 1st Definite Indication of Deciston by Russia

U.S. PROTEST T0 REDS OVER IRAN IS SEEN   Government Expected to Object to Russia Against Plan of Keeping Soviet Forces in “Disturbed” Areas.

Troops Will Be Evacuated From Paris of lran   Soviet Order for Undisturbed Areas

‘Russians Will 'Leave Most Of  Iran Tomorrow   Will Remain j in) NorthWest Area Where Civil Strife Threatens; British Also Leaving.

Will Not Live Up To Treaty; U.S. Protests   Soviets to Remain Until “Disturbed” Areas are Cleared—United Nations Security Council Gets First Test

To Stay in Province of Azerbaijan   Withdrawal Is Limited to East Where Situation Is ‘‘Calmer”

Reds Decline 0 Take Troops Out OF Iran   Partial Removal To Be Made; Fail Keep Bia 3 Accord

Will Hold 'Trouble Zones'   ‘ONE OF GOOD RESULTS,’ SAYS FRAN OFFICIAL

Russ Army To Stay In Azerbaijan   Won't Leave ‘Disturbed’ Areas In Spite Of Big  Three Acreement.

Russians Start Out Of Iran   Evacuation of Troops To Be Limited to East Where “Situation Is Relatively Calmer”

Will Begin To. Move Saturday States Moscow.      Will Remain In In Northivest: ern -Area Which Iiclides  Agerhaijian.   DEFINITE INDICATION.

U. $. PROTEST FORECAST OVER REDS IN IRAN   Direct Action Likely As Result of Byrnes Statement

SECRETARY OF STATE TOUGHENS   Byrnes Warns Russia in Talk On Thursday

NEW US FOREIGN POLICY   Showdown with ,Moscow Looms, "Byrnes Indicates

Tougher Policy iixpected   U. S. Showdown With Moscow is Foreshadowed by  Secretary Byrnes

Russ To Begin  Leaving Iran Plan To Keep Force In Disturbed Areas

TO MOVE RED ARMY ONLY I EASTERN AREA   Will Retain Armed Force in Northwest Province : of Azerbaijan.

‘Russians Will Leave Most Of  ‘Iran Tomorrow   Will Remain ~ in. ‘North- West Axea Where Civil  “Strife. Threatens; 3 Brit- ish Also Leaving; . -

Expect Protest To Be Filed on  Tranian Policy   United States Concerned Also With Situation in Manchuria, Austria

Announced Despite  - Big Three Agreement To Evacuate “by Teday  LG gVacuaie

Reds Recall Part Of Army  Now In Iran   British Troops Also Leave Tehran On Schedule

WITHDRAWAL FROM IRAN T0 BE LIMITED   Mescow Announces Red Troops Will Quit Those Sections "Which Are Undisturbed”

British And U. 5. Troops Already Out   Removal Due Under Treaty Tomorrow; Pact Made In ‘42

Expect U.S. to Protest Soviet Forces in Iran   Russians, Scheduled to Withdraw Tomorrow, Will Stay in “Disturbed Areas: Conflicts With Allied Polic

U.S. Protest Against Plan Is Expected   Byrnes’ Address Indi. cates Tougher Attitude Toward Soviet.

SOVIETS Will DEPART FROM PART OF IRAN   Moscow Radio Says Troops Will Withdraw From the “Undisturbed” Areas, but Will Stay in Northwestern Sector.

Russian Army to Remain in Iran Areas   Only Partial Withdrawal Will Be Made

ussia to Keep roops in Iran   oviet Announcement Revives Controversy

Expects U. S. To Protest To Russian Plan      Diplomatic Officials Say ff Is Reasonable For U. 5 To Obiect.   ALL WERE TO GET OUT

RUSSIA KEEPS FORCE IN IRAN   Action Not in Accord With Big Three Agreement On Troop Withdrawal

Russians To Keep Occupation Army In Azerbaijan Province   Reds Only To Withdraw Troops From Areas ‘Which are Undisturbed’ On Orders From Moscow

Russian Forces Will Evacuate ‘Peaceful’ Area:   Troops. Will Remain In Northwestern Area, Scene.of Dispute

REDS TO START LEAVING IRAN   Moscow Reports Troops: Wil _ Quit Undisturbed Areas as Deadline Falls.

UNITED STATES MAY FORMALLY PROTEST AGAINST RED PLAN   CUE FOR FIRM STAND BELIEVED TAKEN FROM. SECRETARY OF STATE

MOSCOW TELLS IRAN TROOPS T0 START MOVING  OUT TOMORROW   First Indication  Of Fulfilling An Agreement to Take Forces Out Mar. 2

Reds Quitting “Undisturbed’ Sections Only   Withdrawal from All Iran Had Been Promised by March 2; British to Be Gone  by Tomorraw

EXPECT U. S. T0 PROTEST TO SOVIET AGAINST RED ARMY   For Keeping Forces In the So-called “Disturbed” Area In Iran.   PERFECTLY REASONABLE   United States Also Concerned About the Troops In Manchuria.

Russians Will Withdraw From Iran  Soviets Inform Negotiators Of Intention

Russians Receive Orders To Evacuate Garrison From Iran, Prince Reports

Reds fo Leave Part of lran   Will Remain in Northwest  Area Despite Treaty Agreement of 1942

Diplomats Expect U. S. To Object to Russian Policy in Iran Areas

Tougher’ American Policy Toward Russia Indicated by Secy. Byrnes:   Diplomats Expect Strong U.S. Protest Against Moscow’s Policy; Byrnes. Opens Way For Direct Measures to Halt Soviet Property Seizures

Move Is Seen As Violation Of Agreement   Soviet Troops Won't Leave Northwest Area

SOVIET TO KEEP PART OF FORCE AT AZERBAIJAN   Saturday To Mark Deadline Of Allied Agreement To Get Out Of Country

REDS WILL START EVACUATION OF IRAN TOMORROW   MOSCOW ANNOUNCES PLAN TO WITHDRAW FROM ‘QUIET’ AREAS

See U.S. Protest  ToSoviet   Objection to Stand ‘In Iran Expected,  In Line With Firmer Policy Toward Russia

Only Limited Withdrawal Now Planned   Azerbaijan Province Still Will Be Policed by Soviets

Withdrawal To Be Limited To ‘Undisturbed’  Kast Sections   Allied Agreement Calls For Complete Quitting By Tomorrow

TO EVACUATE PARTS OF IRAN   Withdrawal of Troops Starts Saturday, Moscow Says

U.S. Protest To Russia Is Expected   Soviet Plan of Keeping Troops in lran May Bring Strona Objection

Ignores Agreement  By Allies      acuation Slarts Tomorrow in Areas Termed ‘Undisturhed'

Washington May Object to Soviet Decision To Keep Soldiers in Iran   Moscow Announces Thal Troops Will Stay in Disturbed’ Areas   BIG THREE HAD AGREED TO WITHDRAW FORCES   Russia Reveals Policy 24 Hours before Withdrawal Deadline

To Keep Troops In ‘Disturbed’ © Areas Of Iran   Supposed To Leave Country By Tomorrow; Soviets Flayed For Robbing Former Enemie:

Officials Forecast UV. 5. Protest to Soviets; American  “"Froops. Have Already Left,

LaFollette Bows In Tight Wisconsin Primary Campaion   Defeat in Drive for GOP Nomination Ends 21-Year Tenure in Senate   McCARTHY, FORMER MARINE, IS WINNER   Gets Labor Vote; Trailed in Early Voting; Goodland Also Wins

Bilbo Presumed To Be Innocent   Arkansas Senator Comments on Case of Mississippi Colleague

McClellan In Statement On Bilbo Hearing   ARKANSAS SOLON SAYS SENATOR MUST BE PROVED GUILTY

McClellan Says Bilbo Should Nof Be Pre-Judged   More Testimony Will Be Taken Before Senate Gets Evidence

Bilbo Must Be Presumed Innocent If Challenged, Says Arkansas Senator.

Charging Truman Sold Out fo CIO for Votes, Wason Asks Lewis and Other Labor Czars Be Dethroned -

VETERANS TO CONSIDER IMPORTANT PROBLEMS   Peace, Bonus, War Contracts Housing, Job Training   ATTENDANCE IS LARGE

STATE. LEGIONNAIRES GATHER FOR CONCLAVE  Ba Vote Tn Take (iofinite

FORD AND UNION RECESS PAY TALKS   '  RUMORS PERSIST 2-CENTS-ANHOUR DIFFERENCE HAS BEEN NARROWED.

KKK Activities Seen In Georgia   Klan Puts On Mass Cross Burning Ceremony At Stone Mountain

Thansand White-Robed. Hooded Ku Kiuxers Set Flaming Crosses On Stone Mountain :   Editerial from  The Atlanta Constitution "teesday, April 96, 144  THE KALE. 18 HITLER &TUFF  pc pmeapieg en

1000 Members and 1,000 Spectators Watch Initiation of Several Hundred New Members.

UNION LEADER ASKS FEDERAL - NEGOTIATIONS   Congress Committee May Demand WSA Wage Action

BridgesMakes Offer to Call Off Walkout   U. S. Asked To Negotiate For 7 Unions

Deadlock On Treaty For Ital   (euncit Of Allied Deputy Foreign Ministers Reported %s Virtually Deadlocked

Russians Discontinue Deportations in Austria, No Explanation Offered for Sudden Change

REMOVAL OF GERMANS STOPS   Non - Austrians Told Tc Return Home Prior To Departure

SOVIETS HALT DEPORTATIONS   Eviction Of Non-Austrians Ends Without Official  Explanation

Interior Sceretary Secks To Avert Shutdown of Coal Mines Next Week, But sLewis Holds the ae

ALL UNION DEMANDS ARE MADE KNOWN   Secretary Doubts Digger: Will Work After Truce Expires Without Support of Leaders.   MORE THAN 2,100 PROPERTIES IDLE   First Day of U. S. Opera tion Sees 243 Close— Pennsylvania Produc: tion Near Standstil!.

Government Fails To Get Assurance Ot Miners Return   Lewis Maintains Silence on Whether Miner: Will Work for Govt.; Krug Attempts To Draft New Contract by Saturday

Krug Keeps as Confidential All Miners Demands  Many More Mines  te. a   Many More Mines Close Down Under Federal Operation

Hope fo Finish Pact With Lewis On New Contrac   Krug Says- UMW Chief: Sanction Need for Miners

APPEAL GOS DIRECT T0 RUSSIA   Soviet Nation Asked To Abolish Its Policy of Isolation

Soviet Told To Abolish  ‘Isolation’  Russia Asked To Lift Curtain On Military Forces

CRUISER COLLIDES WITH SUBMARINE   U. S. Ships Crash in Fog Off Atlantic Coast—Both Slightly Damaged. One Man Killed.

STARVATION OF GERMANS LAID TOU. S. CLIQUE   Senator \Capehart Levels Blast At “Vengeful Fanatics”

Says Fanatics Deliberate In Revenge Plot   Demands Immediate Investigation By U. S. Congress

SEN, CAPEHART CLAIMS PLOT TO STARVE NAZIS   Charges Vengeful Fanatics In Government to Blame

STARVE GERMAN   Indiane Republican Says “Vengeful Fanatics” Are Responsible

SET BOND FOR THEFT RING’   13 Manly Residents Accused-of “Phéfts From Railrosd Cars

Miners’ Head Is Ordered To Stand [nal   Court Will Hold Triai On Contempt Charge Against Lewis On Wednesday   U. M. W. FAILS TO GET TRIAL DELAY

Judge Rejects Plea For Delay By Attorneys   Attorney Attacks U.S. Court’s Jurisdition Over UMW Chieftain

COURT'S ORDER’  UNDER ATTACK --OF ATTORNEYS   FEDERAL“ JUDGE REJECTS RE- QUEST FOR DELAY IN TRIAL.

TRIAL SLATED TO START ON WEDNESDAY   Challenges Right of Judge to Issue Restraining Order

104,400 U.S. Employes To Be Released   2,362,300 Will Remain On Duty

To Cut 104,400 Off Fed Payrolls   Budget Head Orders Cutbacks in 3 Months

CONE OU ETS R OREO COR ERRORS  Winning Daily Double Tog Much for Him...

President Says Council Will Meet on Schedule;  No Conference for Big 3

Truman      UNO. COUNCIL WILL CONVENE » eae ‘MONDAY; SOVIET SOUGHT TIME

MEETS MONDAY IN NEW YORK AS PLANNED   Russia To Ask Postponement Jranian Crisis

Nation, Will Seek Action On Any Quarrels Pending Before Council; Ask Iranian Issue Be Placed At Top Of Calendar   RESISTS PLEA FOR BIG THREE MEETING

RUSSIANS WILL SEEK A DELAY ON IRAN DISPUTE   U. 8S. to Seek Action on Any Quarrels Before Council

Postponement Plea By Reds Denied Today   Iran Complaint Is Number One Issue

THIRD OF IOWA'S MINERS ARE OUT   Brownouts Discussed _ in Many Districts

Over Third Of lowa Miners  Walk Off Jobs   Cities, Firms, Householders Ponder Brownout Possibility

THIRD OF IOWA UNION MINERS ARE OFF JOBS   Towns and Business Firms Eye Possibility of Brownouts, Ration

More Than Third Of lowa Miners Jump Strike Call   “‘Brownouts”’ Are Considered by Municipalities  = _ os ie a ee, ee ee

AWAITING TRUMAN SIGNATURE TO THE OPA MEASURE   If the President Does Not Sign Bill It Will Die Sunday.   IT IS “ALL OR NOTHING”   So Far As the Bill Now Pending Before the Senate Is Concerned.

ODANIEL ENDS EIGHT - HOUR FILIBUSTER   ‘Agree To Limit On Debate : In Upper House  CCNATE   Expected To Vote Today: Future Of Price Control Still In Doubt

Solons Beg Him To Sign Compromise   Filibuster Given Up by O'Daniel After Eight Hours, 18 Minutes.

BILL IS “ALL’ OR NOTHING. SOLONS SAY   Senate Expected To Pass Measure Sometime Today

Price Controls Will Die Sunday If Bill Vetoed   President Told It Was ‘All Or Nothing’; Senate To Approve Measure This Afternoo

Group At White House Conference Informs President That if He Does Not Sign Compromise Bill Price Controls Will Die Sunday—Measure Expected To Be Passed This Afternoon By Senate—O’Daniel’s Filibuster Collapses After Running Eight Hours

lexas Senator Quits After 8 Hours Talking  Final Véte Seen" Today On: Bill ©:

Tell Truman It Is This or Nothing’   Senate Leaders, Expecting to Pass OPA Bill, Feel It Best They Can Do   LAW EXPIRES SUNDAY   Compromise ‘Legislation Would Permit Some Price Changes

Majority Leaders Tell Him Pending Bill Only One Possible Of Passage   “All Or Nothing’ Barkley Declares   Senate Adoption Of Meas ure By Mid-Afternoon Is Forecast

Leaders Urge President To Give Approval  Is Expected To Be TaLan lata Tadayv

Final O. K. Near; President Warned ‘This Or Nothing’   Filibuster by O’Daniel Ends; De. , date Limited for Today's Session

Leaders Urge President To Give Approval   Final Senate Vote  Is Expected To Be 7b  nta TAAL

EXPECT OPA BILL 10 BE PASSED TODAY   A Few More Hours of Talking Believed Only Barrier to Senate Approval of the Much-Disputed Measure.

OPA DEBATE — MAY TURN INTO REAL FIASCO   Senator O’Daniel Finishes and Gives  Up About Midnight

See Controls Dead If Bill Is Unsigned   President Will Not Commit Himself, Leaders  Declare

Veto Means End of All Controls   Senate Moves Toward O. K.; Filibuster End:

TOLD HE MUST SIGN PENDING PRICE MEASURE   Senate Vote Imminent As O' Daniel Fails In Filibuster

‘This Bill or None,’ President Advised .  Veto Means Price Control Death, Congressional Leaders Tell Chief

‘All or Nothing’ Senators Say Of Control Act   Approval Expected By Mid-Afternoon In Upper Chamber

Senate Votes Price Control  Bill, 47-23   Washington —(AP)— The senate Friday passed and sent the controversial price contrel bill to President Truman. The  . vote was 47 to 23.

DEMO LEADERS SEE CURB END [F NOT SIGNED   Senator O’Daniel Quits Filibuster After 8 ‘Hours and 18 Minutes

CONGRESS AIDS ADVISE TRUMAN TO SIGN ACTION   O’Daniei Stops Talk Against Measure After 8 Hours; Vote Slated Today

Congressional “Big 4” Plead To Save Agency In Death Agony; Pappy Fails

Final Measure All or Nothing;  Leaders Assert   Truman Noncommittal; Price Controls Due to Expire Sunday

‘Take It Or Nothing,’ President Advised   .. ‘Pappy’ O’Daniel’s Filibuster Collapses

Yeclare Price Controls Will Die Sunday Unless Measure Is Siqned   Congressional Ledders Advise President There Will Be. No. Resolution For Even Temporary Fytension {n Event of Veto: Truman Silent

Party Leaders Urge Truman  Sion OPA Bill   Senate Approval Seen Following More Debate

TRUMAN WARNED IT’S  ALL OR NOTHING AS  DENATE NEARS VOTE FILIBUSTER ENDS BUT  LAW STILL MAY DIE WITHOUT SIGNATURE

Price Control Dies Sunday If Bill Unsigned   President Refuses To Com: mit Self On Measure: Before Senate.

Best We Can Get, Leaders Advise Him   Senate Passage Expected Today As Filibuster At tempt Fails.

OPA Bill Is Only Choice For Truman   Congress Warns President It Is  “All or Nothing’  On Present Measure

OFFERS ONLY FET KEEP “PRIEE. CURBS   Barkley. Says No Resolution - to Continue OPA Could Win Approval.

Urge President Sign OPA Bill Passing Senate   Democratic Leaders Say Compromise Measure To Be Adopted Today

Last Chance © For OPA.   Senate Leaders Tell Truman Veto of Bill Would Mean Death ' Of Price Controls

Filibuster Fails, Final Passage Expected Today   Senators Thomas and Bushfield Assail OPA In Closing Assaults

Truman Told Compromise Is “All or Nothing; O'Daniel Quits Filibust

O”Daniel Quits Filibuster Try After 8 Hours   Fate Of Extension Act Likely To Rest In Truman’s Hands

Washes Hands ol Iran Squabble   ’ Firouz Leaves Case .  Up To UN Council -

Iran Uniiterested In UN Action on Russian Dispute   No Longer Country’s Busi. .ness After Settlement, Spokesman Says   REDS LEAVE TABRIZ. TO DEMOCRAT ARMY   Prince Firouz Denies Coup’ dEtat Move in North-   em Proymece

New Sugar Stamp Due  Valid Mondey Through Oct. 31; Next Regular Stamp Becomes Valid May 1

MORE CANNING SUGAR MAY BE AVAILABLE   ‘Stamp No. 9 To Be Good For Ration Monday

NEW SOCIAL SECURITY BILL MAY DIE:      If So, It Will Mean Hike in Payroll Tax

Bill To Freeze Security Tax  May Be Killed   Taxes Will Go Up If NorthSouth Fight Ends In Proposal’s Death

Measure To Freeze Tax Hits Snag   Doughton Moves To Place Bill In Committee Hands

58 Lost Lives In Hotel Fire   Series Of Official Investigations Launched To Determine Cause

Probe Hotel Flash Blaze: Blaze: 54 Bodies Now Identified   Chicago Officials Close Two Theaters, Five Night ~ Clubs for Fire Violations

INVESTIGATION OF HOTEL FIRE NOW UNDERWAY ON WIDE SCALE   Chicago Officials Start Action To Force Compliance  With Fire Codes

Series Of Probes Underway Today In Chicago Fire   Management Orders Evac-. uation of Ruins of Building To Enable Probe

Investigations of Hotel Fire Begin   Management Orders Complete Evacuation Of Fire-Swept Ruins

Officials Probe Chicago Fire; 53 Identified   Separate Inquiries Into. All Phases of Tragic Holocaust

START SERIES OF PROBES ON LA SALLE FIRE   Chicago Officials Close Two Loop Theatres, Five Night Clubs

INVESTIGATING CHICAGO BLAZE   All Phases Of Tragic Fire Studied; Two Theaters And Five Night Clubs Closed By Fire Officials; Hotel Death Toll 58.

Officials Start Hotel Fire Probe   54 of 58 Victims Are Identified; Check On All Phases.

Probers Move to Find Cause of Hotel fire   City, County and State Officials Moving Swiftly

LaSalle Hotel Fire Inquiries  Get Under Way   Some Chicago Theatres And Night Clubs Closed In Safety Move.

PROBE FIRE CAUSE   54 of 58 Dead in LaSalle  Hotel Blaze Are   Identified

12 Theatres, Five Night Clubs Are Ordered Closed   Series of Inquiries Opened Into La Salle Hotel Tragedy

INQUIRIES BEGUN INTO HOTEL FIRE   Death Toll Jumps To 58 In Tragic Chicago Blaze

INVESTIGATING 58 FIRE DEATHS   All Phases Of Terrifying Flash Blaze Under Scrutiny

Investigations Are Made Into Fire ‘Which Killed 58   Complete Evacuation Made of Hotel; Theatres and Clubs Are Shut Down

Seek Cause. Of Big Fire   “Jury of. Experts Is Chosen; Hotel Orders Remaining Guests Out

Probes Begin Into Cause Of - Hotel Blaze   Conflagration Brings Or ders For Closing of “Two Yheatres and Five Night Clubs

Chieago Hotel Fire Inquiries Are Launched: 58 Lose Lives   City, County, State Group Make Probes; Buildine Evacuated

Series of Official Probes Started By Chicago Blaze  Work of Identifying Victims of Hotel Blaze Is Continuing

53 of 58 Fire Victims Have Been Identified  Ser ries  af Official tarke,

TEEN-AGE «= PRUDE Beuilts COMPROMISE IN LA SALLE MAY BE MADE HOTEL BLAZE

At ( hicavn Hotel   Experts Begin Investigation of Tragedy That Took 58 Lives.

Probe of Hotel Fire Under Way      ‘oday’s additional hotel fire urés appear on Page 21.

Investigate All Phases of Flash Fire in Chicago Hotel Fifty-Eight Persons Lose Their Lives

OFFICIALS OPEN INQUIRIES INTO HOTEL DISASTER   SEEK TO DETERMINE CAUSE OF FLAMES IN LA SALLE HOTEL

Four-Way Probe Of Chicago Hotel Fire Is Underway  Other Buildings  ', os See ee Gee

54 of 58 Victims of Hotel LaSalle Blaze Have Been Identified   Series of Official Investi. gations Into Holocaust Begins Today

Trio is Arrested By FBI at Baltimore Today; Go to Newspaper Office for Sales Try.  HEAVY PENALTY IS NOW POSSIBLE

FBINABS TRIO WVAGTOSEL ~ RBOMB PHOTO   Baltimore Paper Refuses it Buy Pictures, Summons Authorities Instead   OTHER COPIES AT LARGE   Some Are Recovered Fron Persons in California, Texas, No, Garolina

Trio Peddles Bomb Secret  a ae eeawatn   Ex-Servicemen Held By FBI After Trying To Sell A-Bomb Picture

Pictures were Offered to   Photos Obtained By One of Group While at Tinian

Balk Plot To Sell A-Bomb Photographs   Three Ex-Servicemen Arrested In Baltimore For Attempting To Reveal Federal Secrets

Vets Took Photos of Atom Bomb   Trio Attempts To Sell Pictures of Weapon To Newspaper.   Comer Took Pictures.

Try to Sell Pictures of The Bomb   Three Ex-service Men Ar. rested — Atomic Bomb  Pictures ‘‘Authentic’’

WAR VETERANS OFFER 10 SELL SECRET PHOTOS   Trio to Be Arraigned After Proposal to . Newspaper

EX-SERVICEMEN ATTEMPT SALE TO NEWSPAPER   Face Penalties Of $1,000 Fine, Year In Prison Or Both

Back of the Headlines  Russia Would Take Direct Action in Franco Tssue

TRUMAN PREDICTS BALANCED BUDGET   DISAGREES WITH FISCAL AIDS WHO LOOK FOR $1,900, 000 DEFICIT,

SAYS DEFICIT TO BE ERASED   Truman Predicts Balanced Budget This Year By Cutting Expenses

Truman Positive U.S. Budget Will Be Baianced in 194]  Previously Deficit of $1.9 Billion Was ea Predicted nae

JUSTICE BARES FEUD ON COURT   Murphy Also Target For Attack By Colleague . In Nuernberg

London Papers “Play Up” Arrival Of Couple In England; Dowagers “In A Tizzv’?

20 Per Cent Income Tax Cut Favored   Eight-Year Limit to President's Tenure Agreed On

GOP CONGRESS TO SEEK EARLY TAX REDUCTION   Party Would Limit To 8 Years The Tenure Of Any President

Leaders Also Agree On Spending Slash And Would Limit Tenure to 8 Years For President

20 PERCENT CUT IN INCOME TAX COP INTENTION   Plan To Balance Budget And Enact Labor Legislation   INVESTIGATION OF HOUSING PROGRAM

May Put Limit on Presidential Term   GOP Steering Committee Calls for Cuts in Expenditures. Plan Shortaqe Surveve

Tenure, Labor Laws Also Are  Recommended   Republican Leaders Approve Preliminary Legislative Program

GOP LEADERS DECIDE T0 REDUCE TAXES   Steering Committee At Washington to Take Decisive Action

Would Also Limit President’s 'enure of Office tu Eight Years. Advoeates Labor Legislation

8-Year Limit For President Also Approved   ‘Steering Committee Agrees on Labor  Legislation

Income Tax Cut Of 20 Per Gent ls Agreed Upon   House Group Would Limit President's Tenure To Eight Years   CONSTRUCTIVE LABOR LEGISLATION FAVORED   End Of Government Controls And Presidential War Powers Urged

GOP Congress  Leaders Chart Party Program   House Group Agrees Upon Tax Cut, Limit To President’s Tenure

LEGISLATIVE PLANS SET BY PARTY HEADS   Tentative Program Is Approved At Meet In Washington

House Republican Leaders Agree On Their Program   Pledge Quick Action Toward the Relief Of Food Shortages

GOP Leaders Agree to Cut Income Taxes   Steering Committee  Alsc  Outlines Labor  Banlincec

SLICE SOUGHT IN INDIVIDUAL INCOME LEVY   EIGHT - YEAR LIMIT FOR PRESIDENTS PROPOSED

Make Plans for New Congress Starting Jan. 3   Would Limit President's Term to Eight Years

CALL FOR 8LIMIT ON TENURE OF THE PRESIDENT   Preliminary Legislative Pro gram Agreed Upon by Policy-Shaping Steering Committee.   ‘PLAN TO DISCARD  FEDERAL CONTROLS   Group Demands Housing Probe and Action to Relieve  Shortages of Sugar, Soap and Food. “

 Pressure to Be Put on Congress ee ee sat on Congress   7 o Hannegan To Seek Action On  Stalled Program Of Truman

Pressure to Be Put on Congress  Hannegan To Seek Action On Stalled Program Of Truman

FOR DELAY ON DISARMAMENT   New East-West Conflict Breaks Out In Session of UN Security Council.

DISARMING PLANS UF SOVIET SLOWED AT MEETING OF UN   Security Council Will Study Proposal Made By Russians; Envoy Wants Quick Decision.   BARUCH PROGRAM WILL BE STUDIED

U. S. Would Delay UN Action on Red ‘Disarmanent Plan   Gromyko Demands Security Council Decide on Soviet Proposal Today   MOVE PREMATURE, AMERICANS THINK   Baruch Plan Approved By 10-0 Vote; Russia, Poland Withhold Ballots

GOP Selecting New Leader for National Group  Reece and Dancher Ctennan Canteandarc

New Chairmar For GOP Is Due Today   Reece and Danaher Are Leading Candidates for Job

Reece anud Danaher Lead Race for GOP National Chatrmar   Begin Platform Outline With Revision Urged in Foreign Policy

Republicans Vote - on New Chairman   Rep. Carroll Reece and John ‘A. Danaher Apparently Are Leading. -

REECE, DANAHER WAGE BATTLE FOR BROWNELL’S POST   BRADLEY AND HANES REGARDED AS DARK HORSE CANDIDATES

GOP to Pick New Chairman At N.Y. Meet   Race Narrows To Fight Between Denaher. Reece

Republicans Approach Vote For Chairman   Supporters of Rep. Carroll Reece Claim Victory  By Jack Bell

Truman Assured of Support in Lewis Fight  a Urged to Final iciibies

Congressmen Set To Back Truman  In Finish Fight   Democrats, Republicans For Final Showdown With UMW Chief

F inish Fi © ‘cht With ee is  Gets Support   Truman Has Strong Backing From Congressmen In Both Parties

GOP, Democrats Back Truman In Lewis Tussle   Say New Congress Sure To Throttle UMW If Strike  Not Settled Then

Finish Fight  Against Lewis Gains Backing Among Solons   ‘Truman Is Given GOP, Democratic Support In Crisis

Both Parties Back Truman  In Coal Row  Final Showdown Fully Supported

Congressmen Back Truman Lewis Fight   Both Parties Want NonCompromise, Finish Go With UMW Chief; ShowDown Urged by Members

Final Showdown. No Concessions Objective Now  GOP Congress Set For Drastic Action, Se Gs. fF wus On

Truman Gets Heavy Backing From Congress   Democrats, Republicans Said They Think Mr. Truman Should Seek Showdown

Congressmen of Two Parties Voice Support for Truman In Finish Fight With Lewis

Democrats, Republicans Believe Truman Should Go to a Final Showdown With Mine Union Boss

TRUMAN BACKED IN COAL STRUGGLE   CONGRESSMEN OF BOTH PARTIES OPPOSED TO YIELDING INCH TO LEWIS.

Strong Backing Given Truman in Fight With Lewis   President Should Make No Concession, Say Congressmen

Congressmen Both Parties Back Traumar   Check Reveals They Will See Him Through in Non-Compromise Fight  with Lewis

Congressmen Back Truman For Showdown  Neither Party In Mood For A

aR ea aaah acer aa ct ett lh  Back Tr ‘uman In Finish Ficht   Congressmen Say He Should Go To  Final Showdown

Both Par ties Back Truman   Congressmen Sup port President In Fight-To- Vi in sehr With Lewis, 

Support Truman In Strike Action  Congress Approves Showdown With Lewis

Solons Demand Finish Fight Against Lewis  By Congressmen  Of Both Parties

‘Time For Showdown  President Gets Strong Backing In Lewis Fight

Truman Assured of Support in Lewis Fight  ‘President Urged to Go to Final Showdown

Strike Threatens At Sugar Plants   Workers At Refining Concerns To Have Showdown

fficials Question. Young Boys About Thefts-Vandalism  Twelve: Year Olds ‘Admit Slashing Of  Bee Tho wks. OC.

Officials Question Young Boys About Thefts--Vandalism  Twelve Year Olds Admit Slashing Of Pix Theatre Seats

He’s Here!   Worker Who Claims He Started ‘Kilroy’ Gets Trollev Ac Prize

‘Production Rooms Close March Ist Surgical Dressings Workers  Are Again Requested To Claim Abandoned Articles

TEXTILE STRIKE LATEST. WALKOUT (F MAIOR SZ   New York Garment Industry Faces Tieup as Result of 1,000 Quitting

Price Controls Must Be Kept,  Kaiser Contends   Sees Ruinous Inflation Then Depression If They Are Dropped

Kaiser Argues for Controls by OPA   industrialist Warns Against Soaring Prices

aiser Sees Price  piral If OPA ontrol Is Ended   Illinois Congresswoman Charges Industrialist ‘In With’ Government

Kaiser Pleads  Continuance of Price Control   Asks Continuation  Of OPA for Year; Says Reconversion Delayed By Fear of Inflation

WANTS PRICE CONTROL KEPT   Kaiser Says Scrapping OF Controls Would Bring  On Depression

Atom Proof Ships To Be Attempted   Navy To Make Plans After Atom Bomb Tests Are Made Next Spring

REDS SAY NOTE TOUN HITS U.S   Yugoslavia Denies Naming Of America In Action

Only Danube Shipping Said Questioned   Passenger Vessels Ot Yugoslavia Held, Moscow Claims

Moscow ‘Says "Yugoslav  Note: ‘Filed. 2. Weeks “Ago Charged U.S. 0 ficials. With Illegally , Detaining 6° Yugoslav . Passenger. Ships ‘& 160 :. Other Ships on Danube.

Tito Tells Air Force Not fo Fire: Promises ‘Satisfaction’ for U. S.

Complaint IsFiledBy  Yugoslavia   Security Council Asked To Discuss Danube Shipping; Il @ Nat Mentioned

CHARGE VESSELS ILLEGALLY HELD IN DANUBE RIVER  UNCONFIRMED REORT SAYS PROTEST MADE

YUGOSLAVS SAY U.S. 1S HOLDING THEIR VESSELS   Mos¢ow Radio Says Complaint Filéd To U.N.

Russia Reports Protest On File   However Yugoslav Delegate Asserts Query Involved

U. S. Illegally Holding Yugoslav Ships, Charge Made To U. N. Security Council

Protest Denied by Yugoslav Delegate   Claim U. S. Accused by Tito Regime Retuted

Yugoslavia Asks Discussion of Danube Shinning Problems by United Nations

Balkan Delegate To U. N., However, Says Statement Simply Asks For General Review O Holding Vessels  In Danube Fleet

Aerial Issue Between Belgrade And Washington Eases Following Release Of Imprisoned Transport Plane Crew, But Moscow Says Tito’s Government Has Filed Complaint With United Nations Security Council That U. S. Has Impounded Danube Craft

Complain Ships Stolen by Nazis Held in Austria  Papers Filed With  limitod Natinnc tr   Papers Filed With United Nations to Demand Release

Belgrade. Asks Danube Shipping Inquiry by U.N.   Charges Against U.S. Reported in Moscow, Fail to Stand Up

Complaint To U.N. Is Filed Against U. S.   {legal Holding of Ships Basis of Note, Moscow Radio Says   EXTRA!

on the agenda of the economic and social council which is due to convene here again September 11. .

Moscow Radio Reveals Security Council Note   But Yugoslav Delegate Says It Only Asks Discussion of Danube Shipping

Reds Report SlavComplaint Against U. S.   No Confirmation From Yuaosleavia

Slav Appeal To Council ls Reported   Moscow Says Yugoslavs Tell U.N. Americans Won't Yield Ships.

Russians Say U.S. Holds Slavic Ships   United Nations Envoy Denies Alleging Fact, Asks Parley

Red Radio Statement Contradicted   Question of D snube Shipping Brought Up Two Weeks Ago

Note Concerns Shipping Issue Along Danube   Dr. Andrija Stampar Does Nét “Recall” Speeific Mention of United  x j + ey ee   Filed: The Leiter Two Weeks Ago   Moscow Radio Declares U. S. Refuses to Give Up Boats Inrpounded on Danube River

Charge Reported Made Before U.N.   Russian Radio Broadcast Says Vessels Stolen By Germany And Are Held In American : Zone Of Occupation

Vessels Held, Slavs Charge   Case Against U. S. Said Taken to U.N.

YUGOSLAVIA COMPLAINS TO COUNCIL   Claims U. S. Holding Number Of Her Ships In Upper Danube

Complaint To U. N. Is Filed Against U. S.  filegal Holding of Ships  so ee nt   EXTRA!   BELGRADE; YUGOSLAVIA:   (AP) — The official press agency; Tanjug, said to: day that Premier Marshal Tito had decided to reject  the American ul timatum.

Soviet Rumor Termed False by Delegate   No Complaint About Shipping Filed With Council, Stampar Say:

Democrats Worried, But Republicans, Are Jubilant Over Muzzling of Wallace

Plane Leaves From Capital Port; Palace Spokesman Says Monarch Now En Route to Lisbon, Portugal

King Leaves Rome Premier Will Act As Chief of State   Destination of Humbert and Party of 25 Is Unknown

PREMIER OF ITALY NAMED STATE CHIEF   Whereahouts of King Become A Mystery

King Humbert Flies From Rome   Italian Premier Becomes Acting Chief of State

KING HUMBERT LEAVES ROME BY AIRPLANE   Premier To Head Temporary Government Until Final Setup Announced

King Leaves ltaly In Plane   25 Accompany Humbert On Flight From  Conntry

Humbert Leaves Rome as Premier  Takes Over Rul   Takes Off in Plane When Cabinet Makes Gasper Temporary Chief

CONSIDER USING FACT BOARD IN MARITIME RIFT   Union Leaders Charge Peaceful Negotiations Torpedoed by President

River Barge Line Men Talk Strike   Would Tie Up Shipping on Mississippi and Its  Tributaries June 15

Reich Youth Disappears Off Streets   Allied Licensed Papers Charge Reds Grab Boys

TRUCE ASKED BY CONVICTS: TERMS GIVEN   Prisoners Told They Must  Toss Out Guns to Obtain - Peace—Group Debates  Nearician   ARMED BESIEGERS _ WAIT OUTSIDE   Two Guards Killed in Battle, 14 Wounded—Casualties Among Desperadoes Believed Heavy,

GUARDS SLAIN IN GUN - FIGHT WITH INMATES   GRENADES SQUELCH CONVICT MUTINY ON “THE ROCK”

NEW YORKERS VOTING TODAY   Gov. Dewey Playing Influential Role In Three ~ Top Races

Organization Backing of Coudert, Steingut Investigation, Former Bennett Suprort Hichlicht Voting

‘Governor Dewey Played Prominent Part in Primary Election Contests

Dewey Is Big Influence In Balloting   Much Interest Shown ‘In Governor's Position at Election

Citizens of Four States Cast Votes At Polls Tuesday   Dewey Role in Big New York Contests Highlights Interest

Dewey Plays Prominent Role In Primaries   Governor Desires Defeat Of Three GOP Nominees

Low Standard Of Living Causes Wars  Industrial Growth   Industrial Growth Seen as Only Way Out of Chaos

Low Standard Of Living Causes Wars   Industrial Growth Seen as Only Way Out of Chaos

Raps Subsidies For Vet Homes   Chamber - Advocates:  Dita Te kenaneng "

Inside the Nazi Spy Nest—No. 3 Data on Jet Planes, B-33, V-Weapons, Fleet Movements Included in Reports Filed by Nazi Spies From Sweden

German Dociors Hunted by Authorities   Those Supervising Deaths in Murder Mills Being Sought

Allies Search for 30 German Doctors Who Supervised Deaths of 600,000

LOCALS VOTING RATIFICATION OF STRIKE END   Brighter Labor News Re Over Ceauntry

NUMBER VOTE FOR DELAY IN WORK RETURN   Would Stay Off Jobs Until All Locals  Settle Issues

Pittsburgh Is Again Waiting Hour Of Strike   Power Strike Again Set— This Time Call Is For 9:30 A. M. Tuesday   JUDGES CONSIDER LEGAL SITUATION

PRETENDED THREAT ¢ ON - MACARTHUR'S LIFE TO DISCREDIT COMMiTuIETe

U8. GUARDS PATROL JEWISH RIOT SCENE   Occupation Forces Surround Lands. berg Where One Was Killed, 17 .Wounded Sunday,

German Town  Under Guard   Order Restored After Tw Are Killed. 18 Hurt

G OFFICERS’ BODIES FOUND IN FIRE RUINS   Authorities Believe Three Were Murdered By Nazis

UFFICERS BODIES FOUND IN RUINS   Autopsy Scheduled To De. termine Cause of Death.

FIRE SWEEPS WATERFRONT   MILLION DOLLAR LOSS WAS CAUSED BY FLAMES DESTROYING STATEN JSLAND PIERS

Two GI’s and Reserve Officer Facing Charges   Arrest Made During Attempt t Sell Pictures to Baltimore Newspaper

Trio Attempted To Sell Them To Newspaper, Agents Assert   Photos Were Obtained by Serviceman Stationed in Pacifie

A-BOMB PICTURES PRINTED; 3 HELD   Justice Department Announces Arrest of Tria in Baltimore, Allegedly for Taking Photographs During Fall of 1945.  ,

FBI NABS TRIO TRYING TO SELL A-BOMB FILMS   Ex-GI Snapped Missile At Tinian PRacn Jaact Vour

FBI Seizes 3 For Atom Bomb Photos   Baltimore News-Post Cooperates in Arrest of ExService Men; Copies of Pictures Recovered.

PUBLISHED PHOTOS — OF ATOMIC BOMB, ~ 3 ARE ARRESTED   Obtained By Man While Serv ing With a Bomber Squadron In Pacific.   ATTEMPTED A SALE   Said the Men Sought. to Sell the Photographs to the Baltimore Sun.

TRIO HELD FOR A-BOMB PHOTO   FBI Announces Arrests, Saying Pictures Published After Seizure in 1945

ATOMIC BOMB PICTURESLEAD TO ARRESTS   F. B. I. Charges Three Men With Unlawful Possession of Vital Photographs

FORMER ARMY MEN, ENOIGN UNDER ARREST   Captured by FB! When Trying to Sell Photographs to Newspaper.

Pictures of A-Bomb Land Three in Jail   FBI Seizes Military Men in Attempt To Sell Prints to Baltimore Paper

Hoover Says Secret Photographs Given ‘Away by Servicemen   Intelligence Officers And FBI Combine To Obtain Arrests

Arrest Three In A-Bomb Picture Case   ‘Former Service Man Obtained * Bomb Photorraphs

A-BOMB PICTURES CAUSE ARREST OF THREE MEN   Federal Agents Pick Up Trio In Baltimore

ARREST THREE WITH PICTURES OF ATOMIC BOME   Accused of Trying to Sell Photographs to Newspapers

($7, 000 SOUGHT FOR PICTURES  ‘Three Men Jailed On Charge - Of Publishing A-Bomb Photo

PEDDLING BOMB PHOTO CHARGED   Trio Nabbed in Baltimore for Offering Secrets at $7,000

TRIED TO SELL T0 BALTIMORE NEWSPAPERS   Picture Taken on Tinian; All Copies Accounted For

Try Former Servicemen In Baltimore   Ex-Private Admits Taking Pictuce On Tintans Tries To Sell Photo,

A-Bomb Pictures Land 3In Jail  Ex-Servicemen Face U. S. Court Charge

Trio Attempts To Sell Pictures To Newspaper   One. Obtained Them “on Tinian Island “in: 1945

FBINABS 3 SELLING ATOM  BOMB PHOTOS   Suspicion of Newspapermen Lead to Arrest of Trio  in Raltimara

CHARGE THREE WITH SALE OF BOMB PICTURES   Pictures Of Atomic Bomb Were Obtained In Pacific Is Report

3HeldFor Publishing Bomb Photo   Arrests Of Trio In Baltimore Made By FBI; To Face  Arraionment

Three Arrested by FBI For Publishing Pictures Of Nation’s Atomic Bomb

SEIZE 3 CHARGED WITH PUBLISHING A-BOMB PICTURES  FBI MAKES ARRESTS

Captain And 2 Ex -Servicemen  Nabbed By FBI   Attempt To Sell Pictures To A Baltimore Newspaper Trips Trio.

Three Try to Sell Pictures ~ Of Atom Bomb   Trio, One an Army’ ’ Captain, Sought $7,000 in Deal-With Paper. -

I'BI Arrests  Man Born in Butlerville   Three Held Accused By FBI of Publishing Pictures of Atomic Bomb Hlegally

‘Arrest Three MenOn _ ‘Charge of Publishing  ‘Photographs of A-Bomb

Forbidden Photos Of Atomic Bombs Bring 3 Arrests   Former Servicemen Arrested By FBI Attempting To Sell Pictures To Paper

FBI Nabs Trio for Publishing A-Bomb Shots in Baltimore   Photos Obtained While on Duty in Pacific in Fall of 1945

 Three Men Are Arrestec For Publication of Atomic Bomb Pictures   FBI Announces Former Servicemen Attempted To Sell Photographs to Newspaper and Distributed Them Elsewhere in United States

— FBI CHARGE —  Newspapel Bares Plot To Sell   One of Trio Took Pictures In Pacific

ARREST 3 FOR ATOMIC PHOTOS   Federal Agents Capture Trio in Baltimore

Veteran Took Picture While On Pacific Duty   Group Tries To Sell Prints To Baltimore Paper For $7.000 Fee

3 Arrested For Printing Photos Of Atomic Bomb   Justice Department Says One Obtained Pictures While In The Pacific.

THREE JAILED FOR ATTEMPT 10 SELL “A’BOMBPHOTOS   F.B.1. Prisoners Include Former Captain in U. 5.  ‘Aemvy:

FBI NABS TRIO FOR FILMING ATOM SHOTS   Justice Department Makes Grab In Baltimore

Attempt To Sell Photographs of Missile Claimed   FBI Arrests Former Servicemen and Army Captain in Baltimore

THREE EX-SERYVICEMEN AR. RESTED FOR TRYING TO SELL ILLEGAL PICTURES TO BALTIMORE NEWSPAPER

FBI NABS THREE MEN 'N Pioy   Attempt Made To Sell Pictures To A Newspaper

Attempt To Publish A-bomb Photos Foiled   FBI Arrests Three Men in Attempt to Sell Pictures

Attempted To Sell Pictures To Newspaper   Taken By Soldier in Pacific; Charge Many Copies Distributed

British Commons Approves Bill To  Nationalize Mines   Commission To Be Set {‘p To — Reimburse Owners and Operate Pits.

British House Passes Coal Bill   Nine Men Controlling Funds Will Put Britain  Into Coal Business

: Britain To Go Into Coal Business Under Bill Passed By Commons Nationalizing Mines

Penney Store Opens Formally This Thursday   Strictly modern and up-to-date, new building at 303-305 North  Main. is much larger.

Penney Store Remodeled Extensively   Formal Opening Tuesday; Store Area Greatly Enlarged

Penney Store Reopens Friday After Extensive Remodeling and Changes

Search Ruins of Hotel for Victims In Hot Springs Fire  One Dead, 10 Injurec  Seriously in Spa Landmark

Flames Destroy Historic Hotel In Hof Sprinas   Great Northern in  Ruins; At Least One Person Perished and 10 Seriously Injured

CIO to Map ‘Pay Demand:   Steel, Auto, Electrica! Workers to Meet

Labor Leaders To Formulate  Wage Demands   Heads of C1O’s Three Biggest Unions to Ho-d Conference This Week

Three C.LO. Groups Will  Draw Plans Top Heads Call  ~—6 Council Session

ClO Unions to Set Up Demands  Auto Workers Ask Advance of 23} Cents

REPUBLICANS. 10 MEET TOMORROW   Organization Session At the ' Court House At 2 p.m.; Hoeven Coming

Organization Session At the ' Court House At 2 p.m.; Hoeven Coming

Sen. Reed Flays Omission of His Name by Leader:   Taft Is Slated for Labor Committee's Chieftain in Senate

Democrats Adopt Planks Pledging Aid: For Veterans and Private Industry

U. S. Tightens Belt: To Defeat Famines   President Promises ‘Warm Heart of America Will Respond to Cry of Hungry Children’ ~

FLOUR SUPPLY OF U.S. 10 BE REDUCED 25%.   Government Offers Farmers 30c Bonus on Wheat and Corn

Cut Flour Use  ln U.S. To Save Starving World   Use Of Wheat For Domestic Flour To Be Reduced 25 Percent Monday   MASS STARVATION THREAT IS CITED

EFFORTS MADE TO GET GRAIN. _FOR_OVERSEAS   MILLING REGULATIONS ARE ANNOUNCED AFTER FAMINE WARNINGS BY TRUMAN AND HOOVER

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Completes First Regular Washington-Rome Flight

PREPARING TO TAKE NEW POST   NEW ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR APPOINTEE PLANS TO GO TO WASHINGTON

PHIL HANNAH IN LABOR POST   Ohio AFL Executive Named Assistant Secretary By Truman

Outlook Is Good For Setflement Of Differences   Break In General Motors Deadlock May Soon Follow

Steel Conference. May Head Off Strike; Phone Tie-Up Seen  Fact-Finders Reported Favoring

STEEL UNION AND (0. 10 HOLD MEET   Effort Made “To Avert Strike Called For Monday

Army Plane, Afire, Falls Into the Sea   Eight Known to Be Dead, Eight Rescued And 22 Missing in Crash Near Naples

US Army Transport Plane in Flaming Crash Near Naples   Eight Killed, At Least 22 Occupants Reported Still Missing

38 Aboard U. S. Aimy Transport Killed in Crash   Military Personnel From India Were on Craft

PLANE INTO SEA; EIGHT KNOWN DEAD   TWENTY-TWO OTHERS MISSING AFTER CRAFT PLUNGES NEAR NAPLES.

MILITARY MEN JUMP AS SHIP CATCHES FIRE   FISHERMEN PICK UP SURVIVORS; MANY STILL MISSING

President Will Fly Back From South Saturday   Leaves Battle Against Lewis And Miners To Courts At Present Juncture

PRESIDENT TRUMAN DECIDES ———JEST-OF-POWER-IS- NEEDED   CHIEF EXECUTIVE 18 DETERMINED TO LEARN IF LEWIS QR GOVERNMENT IS SUPREME

Sails All Over Cadets In 2nd Half Of Game   Drops 21 to 18 Decision with Ball on Army’s_ 5 Yard Line as  Whisde Blows   Davis, Blanchard Twinkle Briefly   Cadets Forced to Fight for Their Lives in Pre’ serving Narrow Margin of Victory

CADETS DEFEAT NAVY BY SLIM 3-POINT EDGE   Middies Command Play During Second Half, But Lose Sizzling Joust, 21-18

UN ASSEMBLY SEATS 3 NEW MEMBERS   Afghanistan, Iceland Sweden Take Seats For First Time

UN Seats Three New Members   Formality Ma:ks Seating Trio From Smaller Nations.

FUTURE OF ITALIAN MONARCHY IN DOUBT   Late Returns In Referendum May Qecide tssue

Future Ot King Of Italy Rests On Late Returns   Results Of Italian Election Show Close Vote On Retention Of Monarchy   AWAIT FINAL COUNT ON REFERENDUM

Future Of King Hinges on Late Italian Returns   North Backs Republic South For Monarchy In National Cleavage

Democrats Win Lead in Italy   Humbert’s Future Appears Dependent On Late Returns

FATE OF KING ~~NOT DECIDED   HUMBERT'S HOPES OF THRONE REST ON BACKING FROM ‘SOUTHERN PART OF ITALY

OmES TO BUILD MODERN AIRPORTS   lf Approved by State, Ports in Any Town Would Get Up to $10,000 State Aid.

Marshall And Stuart Admit Failure To Conciliate Warring Factions In Chinese Hostilities

Would Be Greaf Aid In Easing World Famines   More Cuts Are Seen In Domestic Diet

Report on Food Outlook Waited   USDA Report Today Will Determim: Nation’s Diet

State To Show Krug Its Needs   Arizonians To Obtair Chance This Week To Press For Action

Interior Secretary J. A. Krug to Fly to Boulder Dam Wednesday, Spend Saturday Night in Yuma

SITUATION ON DIPLOMATIC FRONT TENSE   Byrnes Has Job of Saving Peace-Keepine Machinery

Byrnes Faces Task of Saving Peace Fabric   Ten Days May Answer. How Much Russia Will Participate in UNQ

SITUATION ON      Byrnes Has Job of Saving Peace-Keepina Machinery

Government Uses 5,000 Miles of Red Tape Per Year, Specialist Discovers

Law Enforcement Quickest: Way To Curb Heavy Traffic Toll in Nation, Exec Says

STRICT ENFORCEMENT OF LAWS IS NECESSARY   This Will Be Quickest and  Most Effective Means of Reducing Accidents   OPINION OF EXPERTS

Enforcement Of Traffic Laws Vital To Safety  Public Opinion Poll  Shows Sentiment Ce. Vin menise Aetling

FRANCO ROUNDS IP LOMMIINISTS   Reds Central Committee Held Incommunicad: By Madrid Police

Franco s Officers  Jail Communists 200 Persons Arrested in Series of Raids

SOUTHERN COAL OPERATORS IN BURKE DENIAL   10 W. Va. And Ky. Mine Owners Say President Of Association Not Talking For Them

Science Cannot Prevent Polio but Can Help Large Number of Victims to Recover Without Handicaps

PROGRESS SAID MADE IN TREATMENT OF CASES   Polio Victims Chances For Recovery Improved As Science Pushes Study Of Unusual Disease

StateCops Called To ClearMob   Mounted Police Break Up Pickets Before Westinchouse Plant

State Police Clears Street   Crowd Scatters— Booed, Jostled Workers Entering Plant

STATE T PATROL PLANT AT PITTSBURGH   Mounted Police Act As Mot Jostles Group Entering Westinghouse Unit

STATE POLICE ENTER STRIKE   Crowd at Pittsburgh Westinghouse Plant Dispersed by Mounted Troopers.

State Police Clear Streets  Westinghouse Strikers  Cembbtarad Buy Palica

PICKET LINES CONTINUE AT SMOKY CITY   No Violence Reported as Uniformed Officers Appear at Struck  Plant Today   THE SITUATION IS TENSE

COPS SCATTER WESTINGHOUSE STRIKE MOB   Angry Crowd Boos Salaried Workers as They Enter Pittsburgh Plant

SECURE POLICE — ANDAN STRIKE   CIO-Electric Workers Mill Around Westinghouse Plant Today

Rayburn Urges Demo Congress To Back Truman   Split in Government Will Imperil Peace Plans Texan Believes

Rayburn Urges Demo Congress To Back Truman.   Split in Government Will _ Tmperil Peace Plans. [oo Tewan Believes’

U.S. Wants to Pass on Need  For Relief   UNRRA Arangement Not Desired for Program During 1947

ONGRESS TO BE ASKED FOR GENEROUS SUM   United States Will Centro! Spending After UNRRA Ends

Tulsa Police  Officer Slain In Gun Battle   Another Detective Near Death From Wound: Received in Fight With Ohio Youths; Cap tured Gunman Denies Shooting Senec< Watchman Thursday Morning

Two Gunmen Slay Tulsan   Kill One Detective, Critically Wound Another When Approached for Queries

Packet Sets New Mark Across U. S.   Completes Flight From California To North Caro lina In 9 Hrs., 16 Minutes

Mother Wishes To Drop Case. Against Nurse   Womuri to Be Arruij.0d Tadley, District Allarney To Decide’ Futura  ’ Aotian

Bullets Sprayed into Cell— Wounded Guard Lay 10 Hours Feigning Death

Wounded Alcatraz Guard Feigns Death For 10 Hours to Foil Rioting Convicts

MEN RELATE GRIM STORY OF FIGHT  Guards Claimed Shot Down In Cold Blood In Prison Fight

Injured Guard Tells Of Riot   Alcatraz Convicts ‘Seemed To Go Crazy

Lewis And Krug Apparently Hold Opposite Views On Nature Of Parle  UMW Chieftain Prepares, However, To Press Reopenina Contract With Governmen

LEWIS PUSHES MINE WORKER PAY DEMAND!   FEAR OF WALKOUT FOR 400,000 IS ALLEVIATED

Lewis And Krug Split On Terms Of Coal Parley   Truman Tells Reporter: Flafly There. Will Be No Coal Strike

Lewis and Krug Split Mine Workers Boss Prepared ’- - To Press For Wage Demands

LEWIS READY TO PRESS NEW WAGE DEMAND   Ignores Comments Of Krug on Status Of Negotiations

Lewis Assumes ‘Krug Will Talk New Contraet   But Interior Secretary’s Aide Denies Boss Ready

LEWIS READIES NEW DEMANDS OF HIS MINERS   Fears Lulled   Lewis And Krug Split On Terms Of Coal Parley Friday

PLEA MADE AT THE KIWANIS CONVENTION   By President of the U. 8 Chamber of Commerce   USE OF BRAIN POWER

SHORT CLAIMS HE 1S IN ROLE OF SCAPEROAT   Says War Department Has Passed Buck for Pearl Harbor Disaster

Short Raps War Department for  Unfair Treatment Made Him Pearl  Marhar Seansannat

Short Blames Marshall For Pearl Harbor   Says Chief of Staff And War Department Hid Vital Facts

Pearl Harbor Accused Gives Initial Defense   Says War Department Treated Him Unfairly Blames Genera! Staff For Japanese Succece

Short Charges He Was Made The Scapeqoat   “Passed the Buck” to Him By Four Year Silence; Given All Facts He Would Have Alerted Pearl Harbor -

Depesed Commander Of Army's Hawaiian Department Breaks Four-Year Silence Before Pear! Harhor Probere   IS CRITICAL OF CHIEF OF STAFI

GOLD BRAID AT CAPITOL DRAW WRATH   Blames Marshall for Failure at Hawaii

SHORT SCORES WAR DEP’T IN PEARL INQUIRY   Sought to Make Him ‘Goat’ Of Disaster, General Tells Probers

‘SCAPEGOAT’ EFFORT CHARGED ©  General Short Bristles A cH He  Places Blame On bolas to

SHORT CHARGES HE WAS MADE ATTACK ‘COAT   Former Army Hawaiian Head Accuses War Department in Testimony   BUCK PASSING CHARGED   ®Probers Told Leaders Not Believe Japs Wou!lu Hit Pearl Harbor

Buck Passed, Short Charges   Hawaii General Says War Department Mads Him Goat for Blame

Short Charges Army Attempt To ‘Pass Buck’   Sought To Make Him ‘Scape-Goat’ ' Of Raid, Asserts

Short Testifies In Pearl Probe   Holds War Dept. Tried To Single Him‘ Out As Scapegoat

War Department Accused hy General Short   States He Is Being Make Scapegoat for Pacific Disaster

Short Made “Scapegoat” For Disaster   Retired Hawaiian Commander Says War Dep’t Passed Buck to Him, : But Failure Was Theirs

 Was Made the Scapegoat, He Charges   Hawaii General Says Failure Was War Department's

SHORT CHARGES ATTEMPT TO MAKE HIM “SCAPEGOAT   Declares War Department Withheld Vital Information From Him Before Pearl Harbor Attack.   SURPRISE IN RAID BLAMED ON CAPITAL   General Testifies He Had Reason to Believe Navy Would Warn Him if Japs Approached Islands.

[General Short Says War Department Tried to Sinale Him Out as Scapeaoat

Gen. Short Puts Blame on Marshal   Army Commander at Pearl Harbor Tells His Side of Story

Short Says War Department Tried To Make Him ‘Scapegoat’ For Disaster

Short Says. He Was Madle ~Seanegoat’   Claims War Dep arhuen Teiled te\Give Him  Vifal Signals for  F “Pearl Harare.

GENERAL CLAIMS SILENCE MADE HIM SCAPEGOAT   Retired Hawaiian Army Commander Gives Pearl Harbor Investigating Committee 13,000 Word Statement Setting Forth His Position.

Deposed Commander of Ha: wailan Forces Breaks Base. Yanr. Silanrce

Short Charges Information. Was Withheld   Says War Department Tried to Make Him ‘Scapeaoat’ of War

Gen. Short Lays Dec. 7 Blame On Washington  Says Top Army Command Canoht ta ‘Pass the Buek’

SHORT CHARGES HE'S SCAPEGOAT OF ARMY HEADS   Says Gen. Marshall and War Department Are to Blame for Pearl Harbor   BREAKS 4-YEAR SILENCE   Deposed Commander Puts Up Defense Similar to One Made by Kimmel

Short Charges Effort to Make Him Scapegoat   Former Commander at Pearl Harbor Says Information Withheld

Short Says Marshall To Blame For Fiasco   Hurls Guilt At War Department; Alleges He Was Used As Scapegoat

Short Testifies In Pearl Probe   Holds War Dept. Tried To Single Him Out

Short Says Army ‘Held Up Messages   “Claims Information On Expected Attack - Was Not Forthcoming From Washington

HARBOR GENERAL RAPS SUPERIORS   Says Chiefs ‘Passed Buck To Him For Four Years

Gen. Short Is ileard Today  By Committee   Retired Hawaiian Officer Says War Department Treated Him Untfairly in Pearl Harbor Affair.

Information Was Withheld, Gen. Short Says  Says War Dept. Tried:   Says War Dept. Tried To Make Him ‘Goat’ In Pearl Harbor Case

Marshall and War Dept. Are Blamed For Pearl Harbor  Gon. Short Says He Was  ANMnALCAMNF LreemrmanmAr

Short Says He Was "Scapegoat For Pearl Harbor   Ex-Hawaiian Commander Says Washington Withheld Vital Data

SHORT CHARGES HE IS BEING MADE "SCAPEGOAT" FOR THE PEARL HARBOR SNEAK ATTACK   Retired Hawaiian Commander Says Superior Officers "Passed the Buck" to Him Until Inquiry "Forced Revelation of Facts"   GIVEN FIRST OPPORTUNITY TO BE HEARD IN PUBLIC

Short Charges War Dep t Made Him ‘Scapegoat’  Hewatian Commander Clai ms Fai lur re Rests  a a es

SHORT SAYS WAR DEPT. — TRIED TO'MAKE HIM __ PEARL HARBOR SCAPEGOAT

CLAIMS ARMY HAD TIME TO CORRECT ‘SABOTAGE ALERT’   CHARGES ATTEMPT BY WASHINGTON TO MAKE HIM A ‘GOAT’

GEN. SHORT BLAMES WAR DEPARTMENT   Says It Made Him Scapegoat to Hide Own Guilt

Short Asserts Army Withheld  Vital Information From Him      General Feels He Was “Scapegoat” Of The War  Department—-Could Have Foreseen Attack With  Army's “Abundance Of Information”

TELL OF 1041 BUCK PAdaINE BY WAR DEPT   Would Have Alerted Hawaii if He Had Known Facts, Probe Told.

Say 5. War Department . “Knew Defini tely. Au 9 -P. M,, Dee. 6th That War Was At Hand”   F ailed to Order Full Alert, Clain        In Four Years of Silence, Attempted to Single Him As Scapegoat

Short Charges Move To Make  Him Scapegoat   Pearl Harbor Commander, In 15.000-Word  Statement Raps War Dept.

Says He Was Made Scapegoat   General Breaks 4-Yea Silence to Protest Taking War Blame

Short Charges War Dep’ t Responsible  hh Hawaii Disaster   FormerCommander Says Essential « Information Withheld, Orders~ 1a  Sufficient or Delaved. ©

Short “Fall Guy” For Pearl Harbor He Declares Today      Retired General Reads 13,000 Word Defense of Hawaii Actions

General Claims He's Scape Goat For 1941 Disaster   First Opportunity For Testimony in Public Since Attack

Short Sheds Entire Blame For Disaster   Made ‘Scapegoav’ By War Department, General Declares

JFFICER SAYS SEN, MARSHALL WAS TO BLAME   insists He Was Made ‘Goat’ for Pearl Harbor Rout

Department Passed Buck, Short Charges   Attempt to Single  Him Out as Scapegoat For Disaster at Pearl ‘ Harbor, He Declares

Short’s Story to Joint Committee   Retired General Says War Department Made _Him Scapegoat   WAS NOT KEPT POSTED   Asserts Washington With- held Facts on Pacific  ‘Situation

Hawaiian Army Commander Say: Buck Was Passed   Blames Superior Office#s In Washington: For Not Acting On His Nov. 27° Report

War Department Tried to Make Scape Goat Out of Him for Disaster, Says Short

“SCAPEGOAT” ROLE ASSUMED BY W. G. SHORT   Pearl Harbor General Reads His Statement Before Committee

Short Says He Became Scapegoat   Former Hawaiian Army Commander Scores War Department

Treatment Unfair, Says Gen. Short   Former Pearl Harbor Commander Testifies in Sift for First Time

‘I Carried Out Orders, Says Gen. W.C. Short   Hawaiian C ‘ommander Asserts He Was Made ‘Goat’

short Says Army Tried to Smear Him   Hawaiian Commander at Time of Pearl Har. bor Declares “Passed the Buck” to Him lor December 7, 1941, Sneak Attack.

Short Claims “Brass Hats” Passed Buck   Charges Wor Dept. With Attempts to Make Him Scapegoat?

Short Charges Army — Made Him “Scapegoat”   Blames Marshall, War Department For Our Being Caught Napping In Hawa

‘SCAPEGOAT’ EFFORT CHARGED —  General Short Bristles As He Places Blame On Washinaton

Short Claims Army Did Not Give Him Data   Washington Tried to Make Him ‘Scapegoat’ In Disaster, He Savs

Short Claims Army Tried To Make Him "Scapegoat"   Says Superior Officers “Passed the Buck’ until Probe Forced Revelation of Facts

Short Claims Army Passed buek lo Him   Scapegoat For Pear! Harbor

Short Charges War Dept. Made Him Scapegoat   Army Commander At Pearl Harbor Turns On General Staff

War Department: Blamed By Short For Dec. 7 Defeat   General Says Superiors Have Tried to Meke Hirg, The Scapegoat   ACCUSES MARSHALL * OF RESPONSIBILITY   Says It Was a Case of Passing the Buck By Leaders In Washington

DR. ABDEL R. WENTZ HONORED ABROAD   Gettysburg Seminary Head Elected Second Vice President Of World Lutheran  Convention Executive Committee

— DEMOCRATS —  New State Health Plar Mead’s Aim   SENATOR IN TIER COUNTIES

Victory Clothing Collection Off To Fair Start _   New Collection _ Depot For-LeMars Area Selected

Victory Clothing Collection: Off To F air Start .   New. Collection. 7 Depot Fe or: ‘LeMars Area: Selected .

Republicans Ge' Platform Ready  Plank Suggestions Aun Widels Veetead

Believe Senate Will Approve  Compromise Bill   Truman Not Expected to Veto; House Refuses to Recommit by 221-150 Vote

Opponents of Bill Lose Ground in Eifort To Send It Back To House Conference

Approval by The Senate Is Predicted   Compromise *feasure’s Passag: Likely Tcday—Passed by House 265-105

Opponents of Measures Lose Ground Today in Battle at Capital; to Vote Today, Thursday.  SENATORS ALTER STAND IN MATTERP

PRESIDENT IS NOT LIKELY TO VETO EXTENSION   Senate Coalition Promises Fight on Price Bill

Prospects of Senate Balk Appear Slim   Doubt Presidential Vetc Although Meesure Not Favored By Truman

Senate Drives To Wind Up Work In 12 More Weeks   Members Settle Down To Seven-Point Program Includ ing Loan To Britain, Extension Of Draft And Voting On Another Year Of Life For OPA

Senators Pitch Into Seven-Point Program — Hope to Get = All “Must” Bills Out of Way “by That Time.

COAL INDUSTRY OUTPUT HITS BOTTOM   Railroad Strike Deprives Mines Of Empty Cars

Railway Tieup Deprives Mines  Of Gondolas   Spokesman Says Mines Depending On Rails Will Be Closed In Less Than 24 Hours

Coal Goes Down for The Count   Rail Strike Puts tha Finishing Touch to Industry---An Early Shutdown fe Cacn

Coal Mines To Shut Down For Lack Of Cars   RAILROAD STRIKE IN DEATH BLOW TO INDUSTRY

COAL OUTPUT SLICED AGAIN   Strike-Groggy Coal Mines Will Be Closed Soon By Rail Strike

Coal Industry Down for Count   Mines Deprived of Railroad Cars to Move Even Shrunken Output

Railway Strike May Put Curb On Coal Production   Avereement Hones Fade.

Coal Industry Gets Final Blow With Rail Strike   No Transportation for The Scant Output of Handicapped Mines

Coal Industry Goes Down ‘For Count As Result Of ‘Nationwide Rail Strike

Coal Industry Is Affected Badly By Railroad Hall   Mines ‘Are Without Any Empty Cars; May Shut Down in  ~ 24. Hours

Rail Strike Delivers Coal Industry K. O.   All Mines Dependent On Railroads To Move Output Will Be Forced To Shut Down ‘Today With Strike Truce Two Days To Go

~ CLOSE BECAUSE OF RAIL TIEUP   Industry Dealt Serious Blow By Transportation Cutoff; More Men Idle

Coal Industry Dealt Stinging Ringside Blow   Railroad Strike Halts Loading, Shipping of Coal From Mines

Mines Expected To Shut Down In A Hurry   No Empty Gondolas For Shipping; Many Already Are Idle

‘Economic Setup ts Completed by Some New Appointments   President Truman Names James E. Webb As Director of Budget

Webb is Appointed Director Of Budge!   President Alinast Com. pletes New Economic Hiagh Command

] In One Family Burn To Death  Mother And Six Of Her   Mother And Six Of Her 10 Children Die

Seven Perish In House Fire   Lives of Mother and Her Six Children Are. Snuffed Out

DIE IN BLAZE   Mother and Six Children Burned to Death When _ Home Is Destroyed

10.000 Idle In Detroit Walkouts   Picket Lines Prevent Men From Working

NEW JAPANESE. CONSERVATIVE   List Submitted For Approval Of Hirohito

Kaiser Declares His Steel Plant Losses Balance Profits   Denies Charges of ‘“‘Nev Deal Sacred Cows” By Republican Critics

U. S, ECONOMY HARD HIT BY FUEL SHORTAGE   ‘Some Progress’ Reported In Conferences Between Lewis, Government   ROCHESTER PARALYZED   All Unions Strike In City; Maritime Union Rejects $12.50 Wage Boost

Shipping Tie-Up Is Threatened   CIO-AFL Unions Join For Walkout That Halts Business In Rochester

WATER RATIONS IN MILWAUKEE   NEAD OF MUNICIPAL WATER PLANT’ FAKES DRASTIC  STEP TO CONSERVE COAL ,

United States Protest Causes Flurry  - Removal of Nazi  . ee 2 -™ eae,   Removal of Nazi_ Names From List Is Rapped

China's Release Of Nazis Flayed   U. S. Raps Removal of 400 Germans From List

United States Protest (Causes Flurry   Removal of Nazi Names From List Is Rapped

Hughes Injured In Plane Crash   In Serious Condition After Crash of New Plane

Plane Maker Has Crashup   Howard Hughes Given 50-50 Chance To Live:

Howard Hughes’ Plane Crashes   Film And Aircraft Magnate Near Death

UNITED STATES ISSUES INVITATIONS TO ATTEND ATOM TESTS-IN PACtEIc

May call U.N. council back into session  Palestine may be considered

Security Council May Take Up  Iranian Matter Move Under Way for Meeting in New York Tuesday

U.N. Session Sought May 7  For Iran Case   Trygve Lie Asked to Call Council Meeting Day Afier Dead

Security Council May Take Up  Iranian Matter Move Under Way  tor Meeting in Se, 5 See, > ae, Oe, Se, eee

COUNTY APPROVES LEVY IN SATURDAYS ELECTION BY 3 10 !  UNOFFICIAL COUNT IS 1336 IN FAVOR. 413

COUNTY APPROVES LEVY IN SATURDAY’S ELECTION BY 3 10   UNOFFICIAL COUNT IS 1336 IN FAVOR, 413 AGAINST PROPOSITION

‘Long Suppressed’ Housing Report Holds Administration ‘Failed Miserably

HOUSING FLOP ADMITTED IN MEAD REPORT   Senator Brewster Gives Out Full Report of Committee

GOP Senator Attacks U.S. Housing Plan   Administration Has Failed, Report Is Revealed to Say

Swiss Pilots Rescue Group  Of Americans   U. S. Plane Passengers Taken Safely From Alpine Glacier

Rescue Americans Marooned in Alps By Crash Landing   Nine Shuttle Trips on Ski-Equipped Planes Made by Swiss Pilots to Bring Out 12; All But Two Reported in Good Shape   By ERNEST G. FISCHER and JAMES DEVLIN

12 Americans R escued From Alpine Glacier   Swiss Ski-Planes Save Crew, Passengers of Crashed C-53

DARING SWISS FLIERS RESCUE 1 AMERICAN:   Passengers Marooned Or Glacier Five Days On Way To Vienna   SURVIVED ORDEAL ON CANDY, MELTED SNOW   By ERNEST G. FISCHER and TaAyEeu DEWVITSt

SWISS FLIERS RESCUE 12 ON ALP GLACIER   Daring Pilots Shuttle Dozen Americans  To Safety

Daring Pilots Forced to Make 9 Shuttle Hops   All But Two Americans Said in Good Shape After Five-Day Vigil

Small Planes With Skis Are Used In Rescue   Two Daring Swiss Pilots Made Nine Shuttle Trips To Save 12   FORCED LANDING WAS CAUSED BY DOWN DRAFI   Survivors En Route Ic Vienna: All But Two Are In Good Shape

Daring Pilots Rescue Twelve Crash Victims   Hungry And Happy Americans Transferred To Hos pital Train—Concern Expressed For 70 Members Of Searching Party

Crash Was Caused . By Down-Draft; All But 2 Victims In Good Condition

Daring Swiss Pilots Rescue Victims —  of Transport Crash   Small Ski-Equipped Planes Are Used to Evacuate Twelve Persons Marooned on Glacier

Death Toll Of Ship Explosion Reaches Seven   Hearing Aboard Benning ton Scheduled Before  Coast Guard Inspectors

Blue Forecasts a ‘Change in Washington  we tg we een vantion Address This Noon

(WAR NOT INEVITABLE IF RUSSIA CEASES POLICY OF EXPANSION IN ‘OPINION OF AP FOREIGN ANALYST

FOREIGN AFFAIRS—  Clash Between Communism And Democracy in Japan

Mackenzie's Column   By DEWITT MACKENZI§ AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

1-Day Utility Strike Is Ended At Pittsburgh   Electric Workers Vote To Accept Arbitration Plan

Power Workers Return To Jobs In Pittsburgh   Workers Vote To Submit Demands To 20 Percent Wage Increase

Nation Warned Of Conspir acy  To Stir Strife   Ernie Adamson Points To Move For Revolution Via General Strike

Plot to Fomen Revolt in U.S. Laid to Reds   J House Committee Hears Warning ‘ From Chief Counsel

Counsel SaysGenera! Strike May Be Used  To Cause Revolution   Chief Counsel Blames Foreign Agents (17 Unions and Says Fifth Column Is Communist-Dominated; No — Action Taken by Group

Un-American Group Told Uprising Set by General Strike or Otherwise; Communist Inroads on Labor Cited

REVOLT TOLD   Un-American Committee - Told General Strike Might - Be Starting Point

Fifth Column _ At Work In U.S. Committee Told   Warned Against Conspiracy To Foment Revolution Through General Strike

.—GENERAL STRIKE THREAT SEEN— Warns Of ‘Conspiracy’ _  » To Foment Revolution

Warning Given Of Conspiracy To Stir Revolution In U.S.   Counsel Tells Group On  Un-American Activities

17 TOP UNIONS SAID DIRECTED BY COMMUNISTS   Jn-American Activities Group Hears Of Conspiracy To Foment Revolution In  S. Through A General Strike Or  Otherwiee

TRUMAN SIGNS DRAFT MEASURE   Selective Service Setup Extended Until Next March 31

TRUMAN APPROVES DRAFT EXTENSION;   SIGNS INTO LAW BILL TO TAKE PLACE OF “STOP GAP” MEASURE.

Dratt Bill Extension s Approved   Army Immediately Announces Cut in Its Requirements

President Signs Draft { Extension   Army Cuts Down Lenath of Service

Truman Signs Draf Extension; Army Cuts Requirements  Stop Gap Measure   Stop Gap Measure Was Due to Expire Midnight June 30

Explosion of StarThousand Years Ago Visible to Naked Eye in East

EXPLOSION 1,000 YEARS AGO ~— 1S NOW VISIBLE ON. EARTH   STAR GAZERS ARE TO HAVE ANOTHER WEEK TO VIEW FLAREUP ON DISTANT STAR

TRUMAN STILL CALM DESPITE RUSSIAN BOLI      Immediate Hearing Of Iran’s Case Endorsed

Truman Backs Byrnes in  U.N. 0. Action   Russian Boycott Is Not Permanent, President Believes

Ambassador Berle Sends Resi gnation   Presented: His Credential: To Brazilian Government About Year Ago

SENATOR SAID TO BE HELPING DEFEAT UNION   UMWA Official Declares Miners Will Remember As Election Nears

Accuses West Virginia Solons  Links With Plot To Void Union Contrac

British Move To Recall Egypt Troops   Churchill, Eden Rap Action by Attlee As ‘Shame and Folly’

BRITAIN SETS ARMY REMOVAL FROM EGYP1      Churchill Denounces Plan But Loses In Debate

Britain Plans To Pull Army Out of Egypt   Winston Churchill Angrily. Challenges Labor Party Move:

CHURCHILL LISTS COLUMBUS VISIT   Plans to Accompany Truman to Ohio’s Capital City On March 6

: -_MINISTER—CHURC t£i-T0-ACCOMPANY_PRESE— DENT FROM MISSOURI TO STATE CAPITAL

UN GROUP TO PONDER NEWS FREEDOM PLEA   Editors Assured Of Speedy Consideration Of Step

» Editor Avers ‘Free Press Idea Growing   JN Committee lo Consider American Plan for International Agreement on Flow Of News, N. Y. Newspaperman Reveals.

Maritime Operations Approach Normal. : As West Coast Unions Approve Boosts

Shipping at U.S. Ports Prepared For Resumption  West Coast Unions Agree to Conclude Their Strike

Holdout Union Signs,Sailor  ‘WalkoutEnded   Marine Firemen Okay Pact After Wages Are Put On’ Parity

U.S. Warships Due for Visit Ot ‘Courtesy’   U. 8. Expects Tito To Pat in Writing Ultimatum Repiy

‘Courtesy Visit Places Ships Near Turkey   Carrier, FDR, Heads Fleet; Itinerary Set By State Department; Tito Note Expected

ACTION PUTS VESSELS NEAR   Diplomats Take Notice Of Action Billed As “Courtesy Visit”

MIGHTY NEW CARRIER IS MAKING SHOW   Display of Naval Strength Is Being Made in Mediterranean

American Naval Task Force Slated to  Visit Ports in Greece  Diplomats Note That Warships Will Be  Near Dardanelles Over UrTryti7.t ars....... t(®*.. .1.. RH... lL OPM aT

Carrier Sails After Reds File Charges   U. S. Sends Navy ‘To Observe’ in Troubled Greece

American Naval Task Force Slated to  Visit Ports in Greece Diplomats Note That Warships Will Be   Diplomats Note That Warships Will Be Near Dardanelles Over Which Moscow Seeks Measure of Control

Transport Truck Plows Info Men Spilled On Road   Wreck Occurs Eight Miles From Oxford

Nine Hurt In Mishap Karly Today   Heavy Truck Hits Group Spilled From Overturned Vehicle

Seven Killed Near Durham   Truck En Route To Sawmill Was Overturned

7 Killed, 6 Hurt In Tragic Wreck On Durham Road   Occupants of Truck Spilled On Road and An.  : other Truck Plows Through Them.

Pittsburgh Officials Look To Residents’ Health And Safety: Strike Threat Again

POWER TIEUP T0 HIT PITTSBURGH   Officials Meet To Study Safety Precautions

Conferees Ban Age 18 Dratt, Bridges Reports   Senate Members Give in After Bitter Wrangling

SEE NO CHANCE FOR DRAFT 0 18-YEAR-OLDS   Conferees Say Possibility Has Now Become A “Dead Duck”

Income From Sales Tax In Ohio Hits All-Time High; Surplus Jumps 40 Million

GOP Facing Urgent Issue On Chairmen   Whether Seniority, Tenure To Decide Choice Assignments .

Asks O’Cono1 To State His  Position   Markey, Against Socialized Medicine, Dares Opponent Tell Where He Stands On Tt

JUDGE SPEEDS LEWIS APPEAL   Barrister Takes “Unusual” Action In Allowing Original Record To Be Used Before Court Of Appeal.

Bond Posted By Lewis and  Mine Workers   Labor Presents United Front in Appeal of Heavy  Fines for Contempt

JUDGE TAKES “UNUSUAL”  STEP TO SPEED APPEAL   Allows Lewts Trial Records To G To Higher Court.

Agreement Is Said Reached On Trieste   Withdrawal Of Troops From  Aven O. K.‘d

Big 4 Ministers Make Headway   Compromise Nears On Free Trade for Disputed Danube

Big Four Tackle Reparations Bill For Satellites  Virtual Agreement Is Reached On All Details Of Trieste

REPARATIONS: BL L TACKLED   Big, ‘Four; Turns Attention to ‘Reop ,arations Alter Ha ng Agreed on Trieste Detaits,’” :

Big Four, After Partial Agreement On Trieste, ‘Tackle Axis Reparation

Big Four Agrees on Trieste,  [Danube Compromise; Open ‘Debate on Axis Reparations

BIG FOUR NEAR: AGREEMENT ON TRIESTE, DANUBE      Tackle Proposed Reparations Bill For Five Former Axis Satellites

WAR PAYMENT TALKS OPENED BY BIG FOUR   Danube Compromise Near as Peace Pacts Drawn

Feed Grain  Jam Broken   More Than Million Bushels Oats Offered By Coun trv Elevators.

New. Jewel Theft Arrest   Former Enlisted Man Believed to Have Had Minor Part in Affair

FOURTH PERSON HELD IN THEFT   Texan, Former Enlisted Man Linked with Kronberg Jewel Case

Arrest Soldier In Jewel Theft   Former Enlisted Man Held By Army

Arresl Former GI In Jewel Theft   Roy C. Carlton Picked Uy In Kilgore, Texas: Discharged Several Months

LE NATION ENJOYS EASTEE BUYING SPREE   Retail Sales Zoom 40 Per Cent Over Year Ago

State Official Says Axis Present Danger  Americas Security Threatened by  Argentine Croupvs

AXIS INFLUENCE NOT MEAD YET   Dangerous Forces Still Active In Argentina, Braden Claims

Policies Now Comparable To 1933 Germany   U.S. Not To Tolerate Influence In This Hemisphere

REVIEW IS URGED OF WATERWAY PROGRAM   Project Leader Claims Con: ditions Changed

Convicted Archbishop to Be Made Cardinal Xmas Under Decree of Pope

ee ee  ‘MOSCOW RADIO SAYS POPE PLANS TO MAKE leTepiNat A CARDINAL

SPY INQUIRY ACTION NEAR         WITNESSES_ARE_HEING LINED “UP FOR CLOS HEARING BEFORE HOUSE COM- « MITTEE

INVESTIGATION NOW NEARING COMPLETION   House Group Giving Information to En- _ forcement Agencies

U.S. Atomic © Spy Ring Quiz Nears Climax   Un-American Activities Committee Will Hold Four Closed Hearings

POISON  ENOUGH ‘INRAGEN’S BODY   Sufficient to Kill Three Men, Coroner Says

Feature Finder   Enough Poison in Ragen’s Body to Kill 3, Coroner Says

Feed. Lot Tour Is Also Included _ In Annual Event   Tour Begins at Brechler Farm at 10 A.-M. Monday; Banquet In Pocahontas

Cattle Feeders Plan Tour Of County Apr. 22   Precedes Dinner at Holy Name Hall, Pocahontas

WOMAN TELLS OF DEATH DREAM   Twin Fatality Investigatior Takes Strange Turn

Demociatic Candidates Hi G.O.P. Financial, Veterans’ Housing Policia<

Only Emergency Calls,Such As Deaths, Fires, Accidents Being Completed   Local Lines Out In Many Sections   Head Of Strikers Says Stoppage Sticks; Conciliation Session Called

BEAUMONT LOCAL CALES HAMPERED   Picketing Is Reported To Be Orderly

Full Extent Of Strike Is Not Yet Assessed, Key Cities Hit In 44 States, No Violence Is Reperted Anywhere   DISREGARD PICKET LINES IN OMAHA

Pickets on Duty At Exchanges in M4 Large Cities   Long Distance Calls Are : Halted; Local Service Is . 7. Also Curtaiied   CONCILIATION MEET IN CAPL{TAL TODAY   Picketing Will Continue Until Settlement Is Made, Weaver Assects

KEY CENTERS IN 44 STATES ARE INVOLVED   Long Distance Across Nation Paralyzed, Local Service Curtailed.

Pickets Being Thrown Around Key Exchanges   No Immediate End To Strike Is Seen

Phone Tieup He as Become               ‘MICHIGAN CITIES INCLUDED; S¢ “LOCAL SERVICES CURTAILED; IMMEDIATE END IN SIGHT.

SERVICE CUT 'AS PICKE™S MOVE ON KEY CITIES   Action Awaited At Conciliation Meeting In Washington

4 SHIPS LEAVE FOR ANTARCTIC   Byrd Polar Expedition Gets Under Way

CAPITOL ROUNDUP   Congress Speeds Up Work In Effort To Adjourn July 16

PRAGUE LOOKS NORMAL ON SURFACE BUT UNDERNEATH ITS PEOPLE HAVE FAR TQ GO TO RECOVER FROAA FFEFCTS OF W/AD

Trinity Levee Break Floods Farms. Highway   Ellis County People And Stock Stranded by Waters From Collapsed Dam

Restrictions On Service Stations Offer Problem  Coal Strike Effect  Puzzles Motorists

Dimout Affects Gas Stations   Motorists Stranded After Power Is Off

COURT RULES ON PLEDGING POR DEFENSE   May Serve Country Without Necessity Of Shouldering Rifle

Court Casts Out Bearing of Arms  For Citizenship  ‘Pledge Denied Allegiance Test  le & tn 2 Marieciar

Pacifist Uphelc For Citizenship By High Court   Tribunal Decision Favors  Utah Firm in OPA Suit

TRUMAN AWAITS ACTION ON LABOR DISPUTE BILL   Diluted Version of Case Measure Depends on Republican Approval

im rt ~ THe LLCSLUCIIL BUCLLSCS To Outline Future [Action on Labor      Truman Says He Will Make No Comment Until Measures Are on Desk

BRISTOL BOY IS HURT   Declared by Driver to Have Run Into Path of Car

PRODUCTION OF STEEL MAY BE CRIPPLED SOON      Coal Strike May Cause Sharp Cutbacks In Steel - By May 1

U. §. COAL DISPUTE SIN STATUS QUO   Steel Production May Be Hampered by Stoppage.

CARDINALS WINNERS SECOND GAME WORLD ‘SERIES ON MONDAY  NATIONAL LEAGUERS SCORE THREE RUNS TO “BOSTON’S NONE TO WIN

Red Sox Held To Four Hits By Brecheen   ‘The Cat’ Hurls Magnificent Game; 35,815 ' Crowd Ball Park

Brecheen’s Four-Hitter Baffles Sox   st. Louis Hurler Shows Plenty of Stuff, Also Gets Hit; Third Game In Boston Wednesday

Cards Even Series With 3-to-0 Shutout of Sox   Harry (The Cat) Brecheen Allows Boston Only Four Hits and Drives in Winning Run, To Put St. Lovis Back Into Tie in Playoff

Second Ganie to  Cards   Brecheen Pitches Four-Hit Shutout Ball, Holding  Sluggers in Check.

Boston Held Scoreless as Redbirds Win   Cardinals Even Series With 3 to 0 Score   Boston ...000 000 000-0 4 St. Louis 001 020 00°—3 6

BRECHEEN HURLS 4-HITTER TO WIN SECOND TILT, 34   BOTH CLUBS ENTRAIN TONIGHT FOR BOSTON: 3RD GAME WEDNESDAY

COAL CHIEFS CALLED FOR CONFERENCE   John L. Lewis and Charles O’Neill Meet President Truman Toda’

Talks Halted As Operators Veto Program   President Meets Negotiators in 40-Minute Conference After Breakdown; Calls For  Renewal of Negotiations Today 

Negotiators Fail to Make  New Contract   Truman Tells Both Sides to Return for Further Conferences

Another Coal Conference  Called Today  Negotiators Get Truman Request

Lewis, O'Neill To Meet Today At White House   Operators Flatly Reject Union Demand For Pyroll Levy

Truman Calls Lewis, O'Neill To New Parley   Talks Halted After  Operators Reject Plan For Union-Controlled Health, Welfare Fund

Deadlock Is Tight AtTrumanDeadline After Operators Turn Down Lewis’  Welfare Demands

CONFERENCE IS LISTED TODAY AT WHITE HOUSE   Lewis And Mine Operaters _ Reach Impasse In Negotiations   TRUMAN CALLS THEM BACK THIS MORNING

TRUMAN SEES NEGOTIATORS 40 MINUTES   Schedules Another Conference With Them Today After Receiving “No Progress” Report.   NEW GOVERNMENT MOVE IS HINTED   Snyder Declares President Will Take “Every Possible Action” to Prevent New Shutdown.

Payroll Levy Plan Jams Pact Talks   Another Meet Called At White House Today

Operators Flatly Reject Pay Levy   FormalNegotiationsBroken - OFF by Government

SEIZURE INDICATED BY SNYDER REPORT TO SEG. ANDERSON   Lewis And Operators To Confer This Morning With President On  Unrevealed Step

Coal Peace Talks Are Broken Off   Negotiators Give Report to Truman

“No Progress” Report Given To President   Chief Executive Orders Negotiators Back to White House Todey for Conferenc es — Conciliators Halt Talks After Owners Reject Fund Prooram

Coai Operators Flatly Reject Miners’ Welfare Fund Demand;  President to Meet Negotia. tors Today

Operators Reject UMW Levy Demand   President Summons Principles To White House For Talk Today

NO PROGRESS MADE IN MINE STRIKE MIXUP   OPERATORS REJECT PAYROLL LEVY; SEIZURE SEEN

Coal Opponents Recess, Chiefs  See President  Lewis and O'Neill To Meet Truman  Be el aes   fin Bock Today

HEARINGS BEGIN ON HUGE FLOOD PLANS   Navigation Also Included {1 Billion-Dollar Program

Ex-Gl's Will Get Official OK Today   Stormy Tennessee City Is Still Smouldering

GIS WILL BE CERTIFIED AT ATHENS TODAY   County Is Calm as Mansfield Quits as Sheriff   Ry WARREN DUFFEE United Press Staff Correspondent (By United Press Leased

McMinn  County Citizens Pour In For Vote.Count  ‘6 Non-' Partisan Administration, Born of ? Btnadechad Ta Re Cartified Taday

Athens Quiet _ As New County Regime Starts   WAR VETERANS ASSUME OFFICE IN RIOT CITY

Special U. §. Broadcasts to Russia Hindered as Nations Refuse Sites

ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION  OF LUTHERAN CHURCH TO HOLD MEETING MARCH 5th

Young Girl Survives 13-Mile Swim; Father, 3 Others Die in Boat Mishap

GirlSpends 7  HoursInicy,  Choppy Water Squall Copsizes  Sloop 13 Miles  at Fram ara

HEIRESS SURVIVES — TRAGEDY ON LAKE   Wealthy Shipbuilder and  Theee Others Drowned .

Girl, 18, Swims 13 Miles To Shore; Says. Four Drowned When Squall Hit Sloop:

Girl Survives Seven Hours In Icy Water   Daughter of Victim Swims 13 Miles After Sloop is Overturned

GirlSpends 7 HoursinIcy, Choppy Water   Squall Capsizes Sloop 13 Miles Out From Shore

GIRL SURVIVES ICY SWIM: FOUR OTHERS DROWN   Shipbuilder’ s Daughter In Water Over 7 Hours As Boat Capsized . .--

UNO DEADLOCKED ON SECRETARIAT   No Agreement Is 7 Made on Candidates; Disputes Set Aside:

Seek To Break UN.O. Deadlock   Big Five Foreign Ministers At London Parley Can't Avree On SecretaryGeneral   FULL COUNCIL TO DISCUSS SELECTION

BiG 3 FAIL TO AGREE ON UNO SECRETARY   Turn to Security Council for Views on Candidates

“BIG FIVE” AS ‘YET UNABLE To AGREE ON MAN FOR KEY PQSITION_IN ORGANIZATION

Big Five Again Deadlocked on Choosing Chief   Security Council Asked for Views On Candidates

W. C. FIELDS DIES NOTED COMEDIAN   Death Said Due to Dropsy; Ill for Several Months.

W.C. FIELDS ~ PASSED AWAY ON CHRISTMAS   Comedian Died From Dropsy At Age of 67

W. C. Helds Passes Away   Often Remarked  He Had Lived on Olivac and Alenhal

W. C. Fields  Dies; Hard Liquor,Werk His Legend   Often Saft He Lived 3 on Diet of Olives = -,  Floating on Whiskey: Comedian to Last

DEATH COMES TQ W. €. FIELDS   Veteran Comedian Dies in California Hospital’ — Death ig” Due to Dropsy — Mr. Fields. was” -67 Years Old. ° .

W. C. Fields, Amazing Entertainer in Films And on Stage, Dies in California Sanitarium

Comedians Pay Tribute to W. C. Fields, Who Died Yesterday at Age of 67

Dropsy Kills W.C. Fields   Hard-Drinking Comic Dies in Sanitarium

The Foorign,, Office Source Stated that the.Ukranian Move + Directly Connected with U. 8. Action In Yugaslavja,

Ukrame Facing Stern Rebuke for British Charges   Sharp Retort Expected in London After Review of Balkan Situation   ACCUSATION CALLED SOVIET RETALIATION   Spokesman Links Move With American Ultimatum to Yugoslavia

ST. LOUIS TRUCK STRIKE ENDED   DRIVERS RETURN TO WORK--AGREEMENT REACHED ON WAGES

18-Day Truck Strike Ended In St. Louts   Most of Drivers are Back on Job Today, Ending Biq Tie-Up

Truck Drivers End Sf. Louis Strike   Strike Closed Down Many Businesses, Industries, Idled 60,000 Persons

Radioactive Materials Begin to Flow From Bomb Arsenal for Peacetime Use

Atom Materials Diverted to Serve Mankind   5 *‘Pea-Sized’ Units Of Radioactive Carbon Earmarked for Attacks  On Cancer. Diabetes

ATOMIC UNITS FOR PEACE USE ARE AVAILABLE   Distribution Started By U. S. Of Carbon No. 14 Material

eliver First Of PeacetineAton Products   A:my lebenutories ive Tive Fhe Units for”. Use in Medical ~ Ruseurch 

Threatened Ford Strike  Is Averted Coal Pay, Price Decontrol Not Yet Decided

Walkout of Radio Stars Threatened   Dispute Over Contract Re newals — Meetings in Three Cities Tonight

MAJOR RADIO NETWORKS IN UNION DISPUTE   Conferences On Coal Dispute In Week End Reces:

RADIO ARTISTS OK STRIKE CALL   POSE THREAT TO NETWORK OVER NEW CONTRACTS

Star Radio Performers  May Strike   Hollywood Chapter Authorizes Call For Shutdown

RADIO STRIKE THREAT ARISES   Union Demands New Pact from Major Networks

Biggest Radio Names Involved In Strike Talk   Artists Authorize National Board To Set Walkouts

Radio Artists Set To Strike   Holiywood Cha Chapter Give: Approval; Want : Wage Roost.

Networks Get Ultimatum; Soft Coal Controversy Negotiations in Recess

Threat of Work Stoppage at Ford Plant Fades  Radio Networks Are Facing Possible Tieup .

RADIO ARTISTS ROW WITH NETS   Lewis To Appear Monday In Resumed Coal Talks

Next Move In Mines Dispute Awaited  Threat Of Walkouts Again Plague U. S.

MAJOR RADIO STRIKE THREATENS AS KRUG RETURNS TO CAPITAL TO TAKE UP RECESSED COAL TALKS

Hollywood's Radio Artist Unions May Call for Walkouts   Demand New  Contracts From Networks; Fear Crippling Strike

Radio Artists Threaten ToGo Out On Strike   Walkout Voted Unless Radio Networks Agree To New Contracts

Radio Stars Seek New Terms With Major Networks  Times Lewis will  ar... OU... Maen Jaw

Some of Biggest Names in Radio Involved in Threatened Network Dispute   COAL NEGOTIATIONS IN RECESS FOR WEEK-END

Big-Name Radio Strike Looms i in’ Contract. Drive’:   Demands Are Made-on Four Major Networks: “by Federation = «=

Radio Artists Threaten Strike  Soft Coal Dispute In Weekend Recess

Big Radio Stars Threaten Strike   Most of Top Shows Would Be Affected

Negotiations In New York Collapse   Big Names Are Involved In Controversy

RADIO STARS THREATEN 10 START STRIKE   FORD ROUGE PLANT WALKOUT DANGER AVERTED

Radio Artists Pose Newest Threat on U.S. Strike Front   Krug Returns to Face Lewis’ Demands In Soft Coal Crisis

Radio Network Strike Looms; Contract Lags   Big Names of Air Would Be Affected if AFL Union Fails To Win New Pact With Four Chains — Coal Dispute Continues.

WARMER WEATHER AN STATE FORECAST   CLEAR SHIES OVER MISSOURI EXPECTED TODAY — NO RAIN IN SIGHT.

DANES SHOCKED BY U.S. GOBS   Paper Criticises Girls at Pier Dance

‘Sailors Are Sailors"  Dane Paper Irked Over Way ‘Hussies’ Seized U.S. Navy

Moditied Facts Bill Gets Okeh   House Labor Committee Votes Its Version Of Measure 10 To 8

Group In House Votes Modified Fact-Find Bill   Denice Board’s Right To Subpoena Witnesses, Books and Records; Strikes Not Banned

House Gets Modified Facts Bill   Labor Committee Refuses Power To Subpoena

FACT-FINDING BILL APPROVED IN NEW FORM   Modified Version Eliminates Subpoena Power,  Cooling Off Period

Modified Fact Finding Board Bill Approved   Would Set Up Units But - Not Give Power to Subpoena Books, Records

FACT-FINDING BILL ADVANCES      House Committee Approves Modified Version Of Proposal

vact-mding fs Approved By Congress Group   Wodiiied Version Of Truman Plan

Revised Fact Finding Bill Is Approved   House Body Cuts Subpeona Power, Cooling  Off Period

FACT FINDING BILL APPROVED   Revised Measure Is Okehed By House Committee

Last-Minute Price Boost May Be Offered To Avoid Taking Over Of Industry

"Strikes Far From Settled In U.S. Today   LABOR DISBUTES’ HOLD UP PRODUCTION IN NATION

U.S. Transit, Film, Shipping Walkouts Continue with No Sign of Settlement

STRIKE STATUS REMAINS SAME   Pittsburgh Power Strike Ir 15th Day; Ship Union Threatens Walkout

TRUMAN AVOIDS POLITICAL TALK   President Tolks Only Abou! Home Town Mayor, Senate Race in Missouri

Truman May Use Hands Off  Policy In States Polities   Capitol Hill Democrats Wonder If Assertion He Doesn’ Intend To Take Part In New York Polities Carries Down The Line To Other States Except Missouri

President To Hold Aloof In Fall Election   Truman Asserts He Will Not Try To Select Candidates

105-Apartment Housing Project For SINU   Preparation Contracts 1c Be Let Immediately, Lay Announces

SINU Responsible For Utilities, Reads And Walks Costing $84,200; Cost Of . Project To Federal Gov’t Is $262,000

Regents Reject Builders’ Profes  Out-of-State Group To Do’ U. W. Housina

oo Late Now  Say U. W. Board Can't Change Chicago Firm Contract Award

U. W. Building Action to Stand   Too Late to Change Plans, Contractors Told by Regent

SOVIET BLOG LOSES FIGHT OVER DANUBE   RUSSIAN GROUP NOW ASKING THAT BULGARIA BE GIVEN SOME GREEK ©  ~~ ————_—FERRITOR ¥-

PEACE BATILE RESUMED Ai BiG 4 MEE   Polish Delegates Say Treaty Untau To Bulgaria

GEN. MARK CLARK'S RAPIDO ORDER UPHELL   War Department Declares Heavy American Casualties at River Were Not in Vain.

1] ARE DEAD IN CANADIAN HOTEL FIRE   Kighteen Others Hurt as Gasoline Flames Make Inferno of the Barry Hostelry in Saskatoon. Saskatchewan.

Eleven Die As Canada Hotel Burns Sunday   Death Toll Rises To 120 In Tragic Atlanta Flames

Eleven Die As Canada Hotel Burns Sunday  Death Tall Rises  To 120 In Tragic

Kleven Die And 18 Injurec In Hotel Fire   Blaze at Barry Hotel, Saskatoon, Canada, Sunday

Wai ter Fumbles Burning ‘Gas’  Canadian Hotel Fire Kills 11, Injures 18

Saskatoon Hotel  Blaze Kills {{,  Injures 18 More Gasoline-Fed Fire Ouickly Fills:   Gasoline-Fed : Fire Quickly Fills’ -3-Story Structure

Eleven Die In Canadian  Hotel Blaze   Gasoline Can Appears Cause of Holocaust; 19 Persons Injured

Eleven Lives Lost in Canadian Hotel Blaze   -Can of Gasoline Near Kitchen Range Said Toso Have Stertad Eira

Eleven Die, 18 Hurt In Canadian Hotel Fire Sunday   Saskatoon Hotel Fire Caused By Ignited Gasoline

Saskatoon Hoiel Fire Toll Now 11   Gas Can Near Stove Thought to Be Cause

11 Perish in Saskatoon Fire   Gasoline Flames Turns Barry Hotel Into an Inferno

1] Perish in Canadian Hotel Fire   Gasoline-Fed Flames Sweep Small Hotel

“highting Lady’, in New Dress, — Retir ea to Live with Her Memories

Effort To Slash Figure in Treaty Is Killed, 11 to2   Hungarian Pact Is Approved; Only One Document Not OK'd

Russia Had Fought Plan With Vigor  Slay Spokesmen Toin Onnosition

RUSS CHARGE DRAWS REPLY BY AMERICAD   Peace Treaty Figure Adopted Despite Word Clash

Russia Wins Clash Over  Reparations   Hungary To Pay Original Amount Asked By Soviets

U.S. Is Defeated Overwhelmingly At Peace Parley   Attempt to Reduce _Hungary’s Bill  To Russians Fails

Government Asked to Pay States   Funds Sought in Lieu of Taxes on Federal Lands

SEN, BANKHEAD RITES FRIDAY   SOUTHERN LEADER DIES IN CAPITAL WEDNESDAY

DEATH CLAIMS SEN, BANKHEAL   tran Democrat Had _Major.Role.in New Deal. . Farm Legislation

Sen. Bankhead, Sponsor of U. 5. Farm Laws Dies   Stroke Suffered May 24 Fatal to 72 Year Old Legislator

SEN. BANKHEAD DIES   Was Third of Hin Family to Serve In Washineton in 60 Year Span

Bankhead Dies Of Long Illness   Body of Senator Will Be Escorted to Alabama

Stroke Claims Sen. Bankhead  Son Of A Senator, Brother Of Speaker

SEN. BANKHE PASSED AWAY YESTERDAY      Was. Serving Third. Term as Senator From Alabama

RITES FRIDAY FOR BANKHEAD   Alabama Senator Dies At. 73: No Bankhead In Congress Now For First Time Since Cleveland’s Day.

Sen. Bankhead Of Alabama Is Dead at 72   Democratic Solon Victim of Stroke; Senate in Recess

SEN. BANKHEAD IS DEAD AT 72   ALABAMAN, WHO SUFFERED STROKE MAY 24, DIES IN NAVAL HOSPITAL,

Long Service Of Demo Leader Is Ended Sen. Bankhead Die: Atter Short Illness.

Senator Bankhead Of Alabama Dies   First Time Name of Bankhead Has Been Absent  From Congress Rolls Since 1887

Senator Bankheac of Alabama Taken by Death  Veteran Solon Was Stricken Ill Last May 24

Veteran Senator Succumbs   Sen. Bankhead Of Alabama Victim Of Long IIIness

STROKE FATAL 10 BANKHEAD   Name Off Congressional Rolls First Time In Nearly 60 Years

Senator Bankhead Dies at Age of 72 From Recent Stroke   Name Is Removed from Congress Rolls for First Time in 59 Years

Bankhead Dies After 16- Year  Term In Senate   Funeral Will Be Held In Jasper; Question Of Suecessor Studied

BANKHEAD LAST OF CAPITOL LINE   Alabama Senator To Be Buried In Native State

CONGRESS LACKS BANKHEAD NAME   Stroke Ends Long Career o! Senator. John

Mayor Meets With Leaders  Of Truckmen   Tohbin’s Office Tell: Them To Abide By Contracts

INTRA-PARTY STRIFE ALREADY SEEN IN REPUBLICAN PARTY   Over Divvying Up: the Spoils: G, O. P. Elation Tempered,   FOR POLICY SESSION   Firat Political Vietory In 15 Years May Be Soured By Squabble.

Republican.  : Victory Tempered Today by Prospect of Party Strife

G.0.P. Is Facing Battle for Top Jobs in Party ©   Leaders Confident of United Front Before Conaress Meets

Republican Fight May Turn Sweets Of Victory Bitter  But Older Heads  Hope to Iron out Rows in Caucuses

Party Strife Over Top Congress Posts Tempers Republican Landslide Victory

Bitter Fight Over Offices Looms in GOP   Delicate Problems Confront Members at Policy Sessions

Prospects Seen Of Intra-Party Strife for GOP   Leaders Arrange Policy Sessions Over Top Offices

GOP Jubilation Is Tempered By Prospects of Bitter Party Fights Over Spoils of Election

Republicans See Intra-Party Row Over Vote Spoils   Quick Reconciliation After Policy Sessions Next Week Is Foreséen

Leaders Expect to Picl Officers. Soon After tev. 243 Euiicy  Agenda Given

Fights May Sour GOP's Victory  Divvying Up Spoils To Result In Strife

No Cinch For GOP Victors   Intra-Party Struggle   For Top Congressiona! Posts Is First Hurdle; Policy Must Be Fixed

Prospects Of Strife Soften GOP’s Elation   Leaders See Signs of Battle Looming Over Election Spoils

Possibility of Battling Over Election. “Spoils”  Tempers GOP 2. bilation

INTRA - PARTY PARTY ROW OVER POINTING      Republicans to Hold Caucys ¢ aa Who Will Become Officials’ “in Congress _ #

Intra-Party Strife For High Positions Tempers GOP Joy   Leaders Arrange For Taking Over Conaress January :

G.O.P. Heads Sobered By Party Fights   Expect Jockeying For Important Conaress Posts

GOP Leaders Jockey For Top Jobs   Republicans Pianning To Iron Out Their Affairs by January 3

GOP Girds For Within Party Fight   Victory May Be Soured By Battles For Top Congressional Posts

Fights Likely Over Spoils Of Ballot Vicory   But Leaders Say A United Front Will Be Formed

Fights Likely Over Spoils Of Ballot Victory  But Leaders Say A United Front

Election May Stir  Up Fire Of GOP   Splitting Up Spoils Will Be Watched  By Democrats

GOP Party Strife Seen   Leaders Bedeviled by Signs of Struggle For Top Posts

Fight Looming ror GOP Over lection Spoils   Fights For Top Congressional Posts May Spoil Victory Jubilation

GOP LEADERS MAP COURSE FOR FUTURE   Intro-Party Rows For Top Posts May Sour Victory

Representative Knutson Calls For 20 Per Cent Cut On Individual Levies—Policy Making Sessions To Start Next Week—Party Will Present United Front When Senate And House Is Organized For Eightieth Congress On Jan. 3

Intra-Party Strife Over Congressional Spoils is Forecast   G. O. P. Probes Question of Cutting Taxes and Balancing Budget

Fiqnt Among Republicans For Top Congressional Posts Is InProsnect

Prospect Of Intra-Party Strife Over Spoils Tempers GOP Elation Over Victory   Fights For Top Congressional Posts Faced By Republican Leaders

New Leaders Strive For United Front   GOP Party Leaders Will Begin Policy Sessions Next Week With Many Decisions To Make.

Chiefs Ponder Congressional Reorganization   Tax Reduction, End Of OPA And Last  Controls Ta Fore

To The Victor....  Intra-Party GOP Strife For Spoils Mars Election Elation

Republican Fight Set To Divide Spoils   Competition Strong tor - Chairmanships, Senate .. Presidency.

PROSPECTS OF PARTY FIGHTS TEMPER 6. 0.P.   Leaders Arrange Policy Sessions Sor Next Week

Republican Victory Dulled by Prospect Of Party Strife   Party Leaders See Signs of Bickering For Top Pacsitinne

Battle Looms Over Divvying Up The Spoil:   Sweet Taste Of Victory Ma Be Soured By Fights For Top Congress Poasi«   Leaders Arrange Policy Sessions   Subjects of Taxes, Price Controls and Federal Spending High On Agends

 Sweet Victory May Be Soured A Little . Republicans Face Intr: Party Battle Over J a

Republicans Mus Find Solution On Vital Posts   Patronage Plams, Preblem Of Tax Cuts, Balancing Budeet Must be Decided

GOP Fears Party Fight Over Spoils   Prospect Has Tempored Jubiliation Over Huge Victory at Polls

Long debate on labor bill  seen in senate   Senators Wherry and Butler voted for consideration ef labor legislation.

Senate Votes To Open Debate On Curb for Labor   Trend Indicates No Actior Before The End Of Next Week

Senate Votes Penalty Study   Revercomb Oppose: ‘Isolated’ Action

HOUSE ALSO IN GEAR FOR ANY LABOR FIGHTS   Congress Clears Decks For Any Action To End Coal Strike

SENATE 10 TAKE ~— UP-LABOR BILI   BUT DEBATE INDICATES ANTISTRIKE ACTION MAY NOT COME FOR WEEK.

Senate Votes To Take Up Labor Bills   Action May Result Next Week Despite Truce in Strike -

ON PROPOSED LABOR BILL!   Early Action Pressed In Senate Despite Strike Truce

Turns Aside   Truce Offer; House Balks.   “Debate In Senate Expected to Last.For Days. British Loan Is Passed

Senators Will Take Up Labor ‘Measures Soon      Sclons Vote to Take Up Labor Question Despite Lewis’ Truce

SENATE VOTES CONSIDERATION OF LABOR LAY   Action Is Planned Despite “Truce” Offer Of John L. Lawie   CONGRESS NEEDS GUTS, SEN. WILEY DECLARES

Senate Votes To Study Labor Legislation   Proposal Approved 66 to 9; Strict Union Regulations Sought In Some Quarters

Senate Votes To Consider Labor Bills   Trend Indicates No Action Until Late Next Week

CPA Protects Materials for Vets’ Housing   Controls Imposed On Swim Pools,  Aenncamant Dis<tass

Reports of $100,000 Swimming Pools Cause U. S. to Tighten Its Controls

‘Housing Boss Moves to Head Off More $100,000 Swim Pools And Like Expensive Building

Peace Treaty Pledges Siam ‘To Cooperatior   Former Ally.of Japs Will Join Tin, Rubber And Rice Agreement

‘COOL WEATHER ON WAY   Scattered Rains Forecast in West Tonight and Friday

MUST REACH DECISION ON RATIONING   -If It Is to  Be Resumed, It Must Be Known Soon

DISAGREEMENT OVER NEED TO RATION FOOD   OPA Officials Will Make A De cision Boon On Question

OPA Experts Believe U.S. Must Make Decision Soon On Matter Of Food Rationing

Iran Says All  Russians Gone   Ala Told to Inform U. N.  Evacuation Camniecete

Russian Soldiers All Gone Home; lran To Tell U.N.   BY MAX HARRELSON

Bumper Wheat  Crop Forecast   Smaller Oats ° Yield To Reduce Grain Supply For Livestock

More Bread, Cereals Are In Prospect   Billion-Bushel Wheat Crop Advanced  Re Th) A ae Raeancan

WHEAT OUTLOOK MORE PROMISINE   Third Billion-Bushel Cror _ In Succession Predicted by Agriculture Dept.

Wheat Crop Of Billion Bushels Is Tn Prospect   Will Mean Slightly  More Bread, Cereals and Other Products for American Public

REDS ENCIRCLE MARINES’ BASE   Nationalists Repulse Water Assault at Tsingtao, : Sink Junks

GHINESE REDS © QUT OFF PORT   NEWS AGENCY SAYS 50,000 COMMUNISTS ASSAULTING MARINE BASE PORT

WAC CAPTAIN AND HUSBAND ARRESTED IN JEWEL THEF]   TWO MORE ARRESTE ARE EXPECTED IN CONNECTION WITH THEFT OF CROWN JEWELS

Big Six League Will Open Sunday May 19   ‘Ruston Team To Play Only Wednesday Home Dates For Precent

Ruston Team Will. Op ent Bi Six Card      Simsboro Hosts To Marion; Farmervitle Meets Bernice :

Gromyko Relieved Of Envoy’s Post   Russia Appoints New U.S. Ambassador

Girl's Slayer Fleeing West   Fugitive Apparently Has Four Day Lead On New Engiand Officers

U. S., Britain Balk At Veto On A-Bomb   Powers Thus Split With Russia On Basic Point Of Disarming Issue

U.S. and Soviets Agree Controls Over Atom First   Removal of Armies From Foreign Soil Is Urged by France

Difference Arises on Basic Point in Disarmament Plan   America Offers Four-Point Plan, Including Scrapping of Atomic Bomb, to United Nations

U.S. Opposes Right of Veto On Disarming   Americans Agree A-Bomb Scrapping Would Be Ist Step

RIFT ON ATOM: VETO WIDENS AT UN PARLE’   U.S. Offers 4-Point Plan to Disarm : At Session

WESTINGHOUSE PEACE REACHED   23 Locals Now Must Ratify 18-Cent Wage Boost

LOCALS SPEED RATIFICATION   Expected To Okay Contract Ending Westinghouse Strike Before Sunday.

Marine Who Won Congresstonal Medal of Honor Weds in Navy Base Chapel

Tenant Purchase Plan For Famers Proves Successful  Annual Meeting 7 Of Group To Be Held This Friday

ESPIE BLASTS T5.MILL CITIES   Told to Meet Own Problem: Before Appealing to State For Aid

BYRNES TAKES PLAN TO LIFT TARIFF CURBS   Secretary of State To Explain Proposal At Paris Meeting

United States For Junking Of World Tariffs   Proposal to be Laid Before Paris Conference in Bid to Speed Economic Reepovery   Free Trade Accord For 5 Years Is Aim   Part of Overall Plan by Washington Designed to Break Deadlock Over Peace Settlements

TO PROPOSE FREE TRADE AGREEMENT   Byrnes To Suggest European Nations Junk Their Tariffs

Byrnes Carries Toriff-Junking Plan To Paris As Means Of Speeding Economic Recovery:

Byrnes *‘as Proposal To Spee: Recovery By Discarding All Tariffs

To Speed Economic Recovery... .  Byrnes Might Ask Europe To Junk All Tariffs For A Period Of Five Years

Free Trade Pact Drawn  F or Europe   Plan Would Lift Tariffs, Speed Up Economic Recovery

BIG 4 MINISTERS LAUNCH TREATY TALKS AT PARIS   Byrnes Reported. Ready To Offer Free Trade Plan To Ease Deadlock

Free Trade To Be Urged   Byrnes to Propose Junking Of Tariffs Among European Countries

Byrnes Plans To Lay Ideas Before Big 4   Handling Problems On Continent-Wide Basis Suscested

Propose Nations Junk All Tariffs To Aid Recovery   §-Year Free Trade Plan’To Be Offered By Byrnes At. Ministers’ “Parley

PLAN SHAPED FOR JUNKING OF TARIFFS   Free-Trade Agreement, to Be Presented to Paris Group, Would Scrap All World Trade Barriers for Five Years.

Byrnes to Ask For Free Trade   Proposal Is Part of Overall Plan Taken To Meeting in Paris

Byrnes To Ask Europe To Junk Tariffs   Expects Plan Te Speed Recovery

LATEST THREAT TO PEACE IS BRITISH WARNING OF MILITARY ACTION IN IRAN IF NECESSARY

British-Iran . Imbro glio Ts Dangerous   Stems From John Bulls Determinstion To Take “Ouilateral _- Action” to P rotect  Elie Tntarpesis

Mackenzie’s Column      By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Farpien Affaire Anatect

Teo Ms ny People Joggling The Rope  Many Nations Adding To Woes Holding Up Peace

Prepare Offer To John L. Lewis   Negotiations Resumed After Week-End Recéss

BITUMINOUS COAL OPERATORS pprpaniyg 10) SUBMIT “OFFER” TO LEWIS ON CONTRACT DEMANDS

Operators Ready Proposal for Lewis’ Unions   Compromise on Welfare Fund Plan Indicated

NAILKUAUS FAbt TEUP TOMORROW BARRING ACRORD  Both Sides Stil) Weiching      Both Sides Still Weighing Federal Proposals for Averting Walkout   STRIKE PLANS PROCEED   Government Ready to Place Embargo on Livestock, Perishable Goods

Refineries Set to Strike Tonight   Attempts Made to Avert Walkout of Sugar Refining Workers

SUGAR REFINERY UNIONS READY FOR MIDNIGHT. STRIKE   Federal Conciliators Seek to Avert Walkout in Seven  Dinnec

Sugar Refinery Strike at Hand   8,000 AFL and CIO Workers in Seven Plants To Quit at Midnight.

Unions Plan Sugar Strike For Midnight   Conciliators. Attempting To Avert Walkout; Two-Thirds Of Sugar Supply Is: Affected

Sugar Strike ls Set For Midnight   Process Two-Thirds Nation's Cane Sugar

SUGAR STRIKE IS SET   Seren East Coast Refineries Due To Close At Midnight

Sugar Mill Strike Set For Tonight   Last Efforts to Prevent Walkout in Big Plants Under Way; Air, Pilots Demand Higher Pay

Sugar  Refiners  To Strike   Walkout Slated for Midnigha Tonight; Waee Demande Date,

Sugar Workers  Schedule Strike   Major Refineries Are Threatened

SUGAR STRIKE SET T0 BEGIN LATE TONIGHT   ~BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS-

Efforts to Avert Walkout Carried  by Conciliators   Seven Refineries Processing Two. thirds of Nation's Sugar Would be Affected

SUGAR REFINERS MAY GO ON STRIKE IN EAST   Airline Pilots Add Voices In Wage Demands

CONCILIATORS © TRY TO AVERT SUGAR WORKERS STRIKE TODAY   Due To Walkout At Midnight; Nation’s Idle Now At 760,000

Cane Sugar Strike Set   Eastern Refineries Will Close Tonight; Threaten TWA Walkout

Sugar Plant Walkout Hs Set for Midnight   Last Minute Efforts Being Made to Avert Strike in Seven East  pew

8,000 Employes To Be Affeeted In Sugar Strike  Refinery Walkout: oat for Midniaht

STRIKE HOUR SEI   Employes in 7 Sugar Refineries Slated to Walkout Tonight

Martin Chats With Pickets   Circle Pittsburgh Hotel Where Governor Is Speaker

Pickets Fail To Halt Martin   Governor Handshakes Way Into Pittsburgh Hotel for Meeting

AMERICANS ARREST BURMA’S EX-PREMIEF   Puppet Ruler for Japan Probably Will Be Tried as War Crim inal Suenert_

~The WASHINGTON MERRY - GO- ROUND  eae. mee rtate naenzpme ms ns

NEWS ANALYST WILL SPEAK IN HANOVER   Frederick Snyder Will Address Gathering Of Kiwanians, School Teachers And Officials Thursday

Hitler Got In On Looting Of Czechland   Hurried in First Day Of Invasion, Personally Stole Fine Tapestries

[Russians Report Hitler ‘Stole Fine Tapestries ‘From Czech Capital

AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT MADE TO ESCAPE   A Crude Ladder Was Made From Gaspipe By Three Men.   LIFELONG CONVICTS   in the Attempted Break the Men Threw the Master Switch.

Not ‘Over wAnxious For Suffrage’ In’ Political ‘ Affairs, . Although Most. Would Like 4 Hand: In Social Mat mee

SWISS WOMEN REMAIN IN HOME SHOWING LITTLE DESIRE FOR ANY COMPLICATED VOTING. PRIVILIEGES

RIDING ACADEMY RAZED BY FIRE   Blind Invalid Saved from Death—Blaze Damages Tulsa Lumber Yard

Blind Invalid Rescued From Burning Home   Two Men Find James Nails, 70, Sitting in Chair With Flames Enveloping House

Aged Blind Tulsa Invalid Is Saved   But Riding Academy, Lum. ber Yard Damaged In Series of Fires

Circuses Arrive in Huca for Winter; Town Puts on Circus Welcome Show

Speaker Rayburn Says Washington Seething With Utility Lobbyists’

14 Soldiers On Trial For Brutal Treatment Of U.S Army Prisoners In Londor

GI ADMITS FEAR OF MISTREATMENT TF HE TESTIFIES   Sensational Court Martial In London May Uncover Army Scandal.

U.S. TOFAVOR HEARING FOR GREEK ISSUE   Delegate to Support  Placing Dispute on U.N. Agenda

Hint U. S. Backing For Council Hearing Of Ukraine Charges  American Vote Will Brighten Prospects Tr Arie PDifbieulbiae

Report That US Delegate Will Vote to Put Ukraine Charae on the UN Agenda

Ukraine's Envoy Awaiting Chance To Present Case   Athens Government Is Accused of Being ‘Menace to Peace’

U.S. May Vote To Hear Charge Against Greece   Soviet Ukraine Seeks To Have Council Attention

HEARINGS ON GREEK CASE   Authoritative Source Declares America Will Support Soviet Ukraine in Bid for Discussion Before U.N.

Manuilsky Read) to Press Charges  Ukrainian Awatts UN Council Decision

; COLUMBUS SUIT MAY DELAY 1888 DRY ACT ENFORCEMENT  ‘CLAIM LAW UNCONSTITUTIONAL

Big Four’s— Delegates Flying Home   ‘Byrnes Hopes June 15 Meeting Will Break Deadlock

Byrnes Plans To Report To U. S. People      REASON FOR FAILURE OF CONFERENCE TO BE TOLD

BYRNES HEADS HOME AS BIG 4 MEETING FAILS   Conference in Recess Until June 15 After  Fruitless Session

U.d, DELEDAILD TBI 4 TLS EN ROUTE HW   Byrnes Shows Thin Veneer of Optimism Over Bogged Parley

Big-4 Talks End in Paris   Byrnes, U. S. Aides Begin Flight Home

BYRNES FLYING HOME TO REPORT ON PARIS PARLE’   ‘Big Four Ministers End Ses ss sions; Few Major Ac  vamnhchmaent<

 Byrnes on Way To Capital To Report on Failure of ' Foreign Minister Parley

Byrnes En Route Home to Explain Big Four Failure   Molotov Goes Back _ To Moscow to Get Order From Stalin

BIG FOUR MEET ENDS; DELEGATES LEAVE FOR HOME      Byrnes Now On Way To America To Tell Why Paris Meet Failed

Byrnes Starts Home; Predicts Four to Break Deadlock at June Parley

Byrngs On Way Home To Tell Why Big 4 Failed   Declares That He Is Not Discouraged and  Hopes for Agreement at the Next Session

U. S., Britain Block Albania’s UN Plea   Byrnes Leaves Paris as Conference Oujts

3 More Officers In Cruelty Trials  Ennis Case Ends; Verdict Next Week

Secretary To Detail Plans For Remedyinc U. §. Coal Shortage   Action Taken Today Following Failure To Appear Yesterday

Krug Summoned by Committee      Why Are Not Pipeline Facilities Available in Emergency, Query

KRUG SUBPOENA SURPRISE MOVE   Secretary’s Summons Today Is Unprecedented, But Interior Head Will Not Make Test Case Of It. 

‘House Commiffee Plan to Subpena Krug for Hearing   Want Plans For Easing Nation’s Fuel Shortage

Unprecedented Action Taken by Committee in Probe of Disposal of Wer Surplus Property

Committee Wants To Know Why Big Pipelines Not Carrying Natural Gas

Krug To Testify On Coal Strike   Commanded To Appear Before House Surplus Property Probers

Krug Ordered In To Testify   Secretary Is Subpenaed As Witness In Pipe Line Controversy

Committee Vals Krug to Testily On Pipeline Use  oN. Roe Birst Time   May Be.First Time Subpoena Served On Cabinet Member

6 ‘Tidal Waves Fl. Nippon; Relief T iDispatched. to   Earths Upheaval Said Five Times Stronger than 23 Tremor which Killed 143,000;'No Americans®. Ob isted as. Casualties taaptes

Japan Stricken D..\Wlaval A..-bDY WOFSt UUaKe   Six Tidal Waves Smash Against Isles, Leave Wake of Death, Ruin Over 60,00C Square Miles; 592 Known Dead So Far   Map on Page 9

Quake One Of Worst In History   New Shocks Recorded as Figures of Dead and Injured Mount.

At Least 570 People Killed and 60,000 Square Miles Devastated as Tremors Throw up Six Tidal Waves; Described as Being Five Times Greater Than in 1923

Any Accurate Estimate Still Is Impossible   Death, Devastation Left Over Wide Area Of Southern Japan

Known Death  Toll Mounts: Gis Are Safe  Japan May Ask Allied Aid Acain

Ruin Spread Over 60,000 Square Miles—Scores of Cities Rocked and Flooded.   TOLL PUT AT 592 DEAD; 403 OTHERS INJURED   Upheaval Destroys 14,592 Houses and Buildings — Relief Teams Move Into Stricken Areas.

Nipponese Say 403 Hurt Seriously; 6 Tidal Waves Follow To Flood Towns

TIDAL WAVES CAUSE UNTOLD LOSS OF LIFE   CASUALTIES MOUNT; NO AMERICANS MISSING

Giant ‘Quake WreaksHavoc, 59? Are Dead   60,000 Square Miles in Southern Japen Rocked by Tremors

992 Known Dead In Japan Quake  No American Personnel On Casualty Reports

Toll of Dead and Injured and Amount Of Damage May Be Increased Later

Japs Report 592 Dead And 403 Injured   Casualties On Wakayama Peninsula Not Included; Caught Full Force of Blaw   Reached Within 80 Miles Tokyo   New Reports Spread Picture of Devastation Far Beyond Original

92 Dead Counted by Japanese; 403  Are Seriously Hurt   News Reports Spread Picture of Devastation Over Wide Area; Appeal of Allied Aid Is Studied

Quake, Tidal Waves Strike Large Area   Thousands Left Homeless In Southern Islands

SIX DEADLY WAVES SWEEP LARGE AREA   Many Districts Still ‘Unreported; More Tremors Feared

Investigation of Maritime . Crisis Ordered   Unions Threaten Full-Fledged Shipping Strike

AFL Seamen Hurl Threat   Final Compromise Offered Operators  As June 15 Walkout Date Nears

Patterson Hits Proposed Laws For Civilian Control of Atomic Eneray

ARMY AND NAVY FIGHT FOR SWAY   Patterson, Forrestal Testify On Pending Legislation Affecting Services

‘War of Nerves’ ls Waged in Iran   Former Diplomat Gives a Report

‘War of Nerves’ Waged in Iran, Says Diplomat   Rattling Artillery Of Russian Troops Cause of Jitters

Utilities Plan To Ration Power In Coal Crisis   State Agricultural Dept. TaogBe Czar in Present Emergency

Mechanic, Accused Of Slaying, Arrested   Man Found Hiding Unde: Rock Cliff After TwoWeek Search

Alleged Slayer Found in Woods   Delbert Spencer Captured By State Police

$26,654 LIQUID ASSETS.  Gertrude Stein’s Will Filed  For Probate in Baltimore

‘Writer Promises to Give ‘Facts’ ‘On Prevue Trip to Postwar Europe

Othman Heads for Europe to Check up On Life in First Post-War Snrinetime

Drone Flight Places World In U. S.:Range   Air Chief Points Out Atom Bomb Could Be Put on Unmanned Plane and INrected Anywhere

Flight of Unmanned Planes.from Hilo to California Omen of Atom Missiles

Operation Remote, Drone Flight Was Forerunner of Atomic Guided Missiles

Term Drone Flight as Forerunner of Long Range Atom Missiles  ‘im ce.

Flight of 2 Unmanned B-17s to Calif. From Hawait Heralds Atom Drones Age

Hight Seen As Highly Important   Unmanned Drones In Rec ord Flight Prove Things About Atom Bombing

‘Drone Airships Termed Forerunner “Of Accurate, Long Range Missiles

Flight Of Pilotless Bombers Across Pacific Points To Guided Missiles With Atom F orce

Airforce to Push Guided Missiles Program  ‘ee pe wee gg gm ee B IFe fram Mawais Sose Stace for Future Plonning

Trip Seen As Forerunner Of Future Warfare   Planes Piloted By Radio Guided By Mother Craft

Long Range Guided Missiles ‘Armed With Atomic Warheads iForecast By Gen. Richardson

GUIDED MISSILES ARMED WITH  ATOMIC WARHEADS SOON WILL BE AVAILABLE IF NEEDED FOR WAR

Two Unmanned B-17 Drones ‘Make Historic Flight From ‘Hawaii To California Base   Seen Forerunner Of Accurate, Guided Missiles Armed With Atomic Warheads

Mikhailovich Is Convicted; Death Sentence Passed   Convicted of Treason and Collaboration With the Nazis

CHETNIK CHIEF TO DIE BEFORE FIRING SQUAD   Gen. Draja Mikhailovitch .Is Convicted of War Crimes by Yugoslav Court.

YUGOSLAV LEADER CONVICTED TODAY   Mikhailovitch Will Die Be. fore Firing Squad, Is Verdict.

General Is Sentenced To Be Shot By Firing Squad   Bearded Leader of Chetniks Guilty of Collaboration With Nazis, Court Finds

Would Cut   Increase Io 18 Per Cent   Western Union Strike Is Scheduled In New York Today. Phone Strike 'Phreatens

lt Pays Off!   ClO Sharply Shaves Demand On Wages   Reduction To 18 Per Cent Raise Is — Offered As Pattern For Settlement

Reduction To 18 Per Cent Raise Is Offered As Pattern For Settlement

DEMANDS PARED BY OIL WORKERS   UNION HEAD SAYS MEN ARE WILLING TO ACCEPT 18 PCT, WAGE BOOST. 

CIO Oil Chief Willing To Whittle Down Wage Demands   1Union President Wants To Reduce Wage Request As  A Pattern For Settling Industry Wane Dicnutec  .  al

‘CIO Oil Chief Willing To Whittle Down Wage Demands   Union President Wants To Reduce Wage Request As A Pattern For Settling Industry Weaes Le ey

Offer Settlement Of Dispute at 18  Per Cent Increase   Union Head Outlines Offer As Efforts Fail To Avert W-U Strike, Metal Workers Set Walkout, Phone Tieup Looms

Farm Equipment Workers Will Strike Jan. 21; Nationwide Telephone Shutdown Threatened

Oil Workers Cut Their Pay Demand:   Is First Step Toward Ending Strikes, As Lebor Unrest Threatens Communications

Telegraph Workers Prepare to Strike   Coast -to0-Coast Telephone Paralysis Threatened _  ea

Oil Union Culs Pay Raise Figure   O'Dwyer Unable To Halt Western Union Walkout Set Today

OIL UNION IS WILLING TO SLASH DEMAND   Farm Equipment  Workers Ordered to Strike January 21

News Behind the News  Copyright MeClure Newspaper   WASHINGTON Ry Bev fTueker

Senate Speeds Action on Big Housing Plan   Unusual Combination Of Members Backs National Program

Senate OK’s Program On Housing  Would Provide 15 Million Homes  wT... AT. smi... *7.

Ambitious Plan For Housing Wins Senate Support  TED iiss iilihiiaiins Ait F eye, Fe AP isdn   Program Calls for 15,000,000 Homes During Next Decade

HOUSING PLAN WINS SUPPORT FROM SENATE   TRUMAN SATISFIED WITH EMERGENCY MEASURE

Grandma And Shorty Sprouse Meet The Public  As Thousands See Amusement Park Appearance

“MORE PEOPLE ‘N I EVER SEEN”  Thousands Shove For Sight Of June-December Couple

‘Grandma’ and ‘Shorty’ Draw 12,000 To See ‘Celebrated Married Pair’

BROWNOUT F MANY STATES BY NEXT WEEK   If Railroads, Mines Not tn Opera. tion By Monday Brownout Sure

State Slated For ‘Dimout’   Regulation. Prepared For Use Next Week

BROWNOUT PLAN READY FOR USE   Drastic Order Due Monday if Strikes Continue

Drastic Brown Out  Order Is Prepared   Will Affect 21 Eastern, Midwest States

Partial Brownout Due in 21 States Early Next Week   CPA May Order 20 Percent Cut in Commercial Use Of Electric Current

Truman Frustrated Traveler; Every Time He Starts Some Place He Has to Cancel Trip

Truman's Travel Plans Are Upset   Pressure Of Affairs Causes President To Cancel Many Trips

TRUMAN GETS FREE HAND IN BUDGET CUTS   BILL FOR SHAKEUP IN CONGRESS MAY DIE ON SHELF

Senate Gives Truman Free Budaet Hand   Provision Included In La Follette Bill For Reorganization; Vote On OPA Looms

Senator Calls Reorganization  Bill Nefarious   Free Hand for Presiden In Appropriation Cuts Only Proavrecce Made

Siam’s Case May Not Reach UN   No Official Request For Action Has Been Received by Lie

Siam Not Cn U.N. Agenda   Lie Says Complaint Of French Aggression Not Refore Council.

Lie Wil! Ignore Siamese Charaes   French ‘Attacks’ Called To Attention of UNO

Case Won t Go Before Council   Regards Siamese Aqaression Charge

STARTED TODAY IN BROWN TRIAL   Buckner Police Chief Faces Charge of Murder ing Tavern Waitress

PITTSBURGH STRIKE IS POSTPONED   Compromise Scen In Threatened N. Y. City Walkout

Compromise on Wages Ends Bread Dispute   Pittsburgh Gets Week’s Reprieve From Power Layoff: Settlement Seen on N. Y. Transit

N. Y. Terminals Deserted as Rail  Men Remain Away   Thousands Not Striking Get Layoff Notices as Concerns Do  Awav With Tobs

Labor Group Favors End to  Waae Board   State Federation Endorses Housing Bill,. Pledges Full Support to Work Program for Returinng Vets

Price Ceiling Tags Returning   Canned Meat And Lard Today, Fresh Meats  Tamorrow

OPA TAGS SET FOR MEAT, FATS   Lard, Salad Oils Higher Under New Price Lids

OPA CEILING PRICES BACK ON SOME ITEMS   Controls Restored To Canned Meats, Lard And Shortening — Fresh Meat On List Tomorrow

OPA Ceiling Tags Back on More Hems   On Canned Meats, Lard, Shortening Today, Back Or Fresh Meat Tuesday

OPA Ceilings Return To Canned Meat   Lard, Shortening Also Included

His Honor, the Judge Is Convicted on Charge Of Driving While Drunk

ClO ELECTRIC WORKERS TURN DOWN PROPOSAI   Reject Offer By Westinghouse As Basis For Wage Sottlement

Gen. Knickerbocke Relieved as State  Guard Commander Orders Appoint ~  ae om

Soviets Declare No Power Will Sway It From Making Frontiers Secure

Gives Uncefficial Warning To Britain And The United States  OPENS FIRST POSTWAR PARLIAMENT IN DETERMINED MOOD  Newspaper Article Says So. viet Union Won't Deviate From Chosen Path

tepublican Senate Leaders Promise Long, Hard Look t Qualifications of Lilienthal. Madame Perkins

JOHN L. LEWIS SUMMONED 10 WHITE HOUSE   NEGOTIATIONS WITH MINE OWNERS MAY BE RESUMED

Schwellenbach, Mine Chief In Surprise Visif   President Hears Side Of Union In Dispute Idling 400,000 Men

TRUMAN, ~ LEWIS IN COAL TALK   No ‘Conclusive Result? Seen From Quiet Parley

Truman Discusses Coal Strike With Lewis, Schwellenbach: Meeling Sef Tuesday

Meeting Appears Without Results .  Schwellenbach Works — #88. *%.) BD eee

President Talks With La bor Secretary And Un-  Ye. ion Chiefton « ~   No ‘Conclusive ~  @ Result Reached   Resumption Of Negotia. tions Not Expected Until Tuesday

Losses in Coal: Strike Mounting  31, 652,000 Tons Already Lost;  Gov't. Trying to  End Strife hu AAny 1

Lewis - Truman Strike Parley Unpreductive   White House Says Meet. ing of President and Miners’ Chief Has No  “Conchisive Resull’?   Believed Asked To  Renew Negotiation   Pres? Secretary, However, Refuses to Confirm or Deny Such Proposal  Had Been Made

Truman Discusses Strike-With Lewis, Labor Secrefary   “No Conclusive Result” Reported Eram White House

President Steps Into Coal Parley   Surprise White House Talks Held With Lewis, Schwellenbech

Truman Takes Hand in Soft Coal Shutdown   Chief Confers With Lewis, Schwellenbach at Executive Mansion

Talks Give Scant Hope For Relief   Mine Workers’ Lay-off ; Felt in Other  Industries

Lewis Talks  With Truman On Thwarted. Negotiations.   Parley. Is. Expected To Result In Effort To Resume Parleys

Truman Hears Lewis’ View  Of Coal Strike   Union Chieftain Is Received At White House For 15 Minutes

Truman Meets Principals In Coal Dispute   ‘Lewis, Schwellenbach Talk With President; No Word Of Results .

Surprise In Coal Strike Negotiations Made at Noon   Men Enter Office of President Together in an Unannounced White House Visit

Truman and Lewis Talk Coal Issues   Report No Results of 15-Minute Confab With Schwellenbach

Labor Sec. And Lewis Call At White House   Schwellenbach Plans To Stop Paralyzing Effects On All Industry.

MINE OPERATORS T CONFER NEXT UPON DEADLOCK   Negotiations Will Not Reopen Befare Tuesday, Reports Schwellenbach   UMW CHIEF [S -SILENT   But He and U. S. Secretary of Labor Emerge From Talk in Happy Mood

Strike Ballot New Threat Te U.S. Shipping   Action Imperils AFL’ Pledge To Help With Manning Boats

ls Imperilled   Sudden Work Stoppage Protest Of Thursday By Sea. farers Union Is Threat   MARITIME STRIKE PARLEY CONTINUES

Action Imperils Union's Pledge To Government   Maritime Outlook Termed ‘Pretty Bad’ At Cabinet Meeting

AFL Plan Threat To Shipping   Union Prepares For Strike Vote; Talks With CIO Stalled

DECISION OF SEAFARERS UNION COMES APPER AFL LEADERS HAD PLEDGED CONTINUED WORK

Japs Botched the Job Of Beheading; Aussie Lives To Tell Thriller

AUSSIE WHO SURVIVED BEHEADING ATTEMPT PReTTIES AS TAP WAR CRIMES TRIAL NEARS END

JAPS BOTCHED BEHEADING JOB   AUSTRALIAN TELLS WAR TRIBUNAL OF BEING LErT TO DIE

Japs Failed To Kill Him   Soldier Who Survived Beheading Blow Lives to Testify Against Warlords

Aussie Who Lived to Crawl from His Grave Testifies Before War Tribunal

Soldier.Gives His Testimony  Australian Tells of Crawling From. Grave

U. S. Set fo Start Legal Action   Lewis May Face Civil or Criminal Contempt Procedure

U. S. Wants 31 Nations To Have Say On The Issue   Backstage Beginning of Long-Expected “Battle of Veto” Developing Todav

FULL DEBATE ON QUESTION IS EXPECTED   ‘Lie Exercises Authority of His Office in Calling for Concrete Move   VETO FIGHT SHAPES UF   Russia Opposes -Airing of This but U. S.Sees No Harm in Talk

SECRETARY £, REPORTS TO :  ASSEMBLY   Veto Question Is Not Brought Up In Talk

SPAIN CALLED A THREAT 10 WORLD PEACE   UN Secretary Brings Up Issue

Full Dress Discussion Faces Issue   Secretary - General Sees lt Ticklish as Long As Franco Stays.

Trygve Lie Requests Action On Question of Franco Spain From UN General Assembly   BE ESE OES  “ Leader Declaims Situation, _ Contending it Will Remain - Cause of Disqareement

SAYS FASCIST REGIME WAS IMPOSED ON SPAIN WITH AR INTERVENTION: OF AXIS

DELEGATES TOLD REGIME OF FRANCO CAUSES MISTRUST   Appeal Expected to trsure Full Dress Debate on Spanish Ouection

Lie Would Return Nation’s Liberty   Secretary General Of United Nations Sees In Franco Rule Continuing Threat To Peace

FASCIST REGIME CALLED THREAT TO WORLD PEACE   Full Dress Debate on Spanish, Question Expected

Says. Spanish Leader  Constant Sore Point   AUS. Opposes Attempt To Block “Dehate.of Veto Power—Wants Flat-Raie Cost Quotas

U. N. Braced For Veto Tiff   Truman Says Fears Of War Uniustified

Assembly Hears Plea for End fo Fascist Control   Demand Expected To Bring Full-Dress Hearing on Question

Urges UN to Find Way of Restoring ~ Democratic Rule   Present Setup Remains a Constant Cause of Mistrust, He Asserts

SECRETARY GALLS FOR UN TO TAKE Up QUESTION OF SPAIN   Trygve Lie Asks Action on Fascist Government of Franco in Talk at Opening Session   ATOMIC PROBLEMS STILL UNSOLVED

Expect Action To Cause Full Dress Debate   Veto Question Not Mentioned in Address Before UN

Trains Halted as 4P. M. Deadline In East Passes Without Agreement   Conferences Continue: At White’:House in’ }1th-Hour Efforts to Bring End. of Crisis. ‘Threatening to Paralyze the: Nation

RAIL NEGOTIATIONS: , CONTINUE AS WORK STOPPAGE IS BEGUN  EASTERN PORTION OF. : NATION HIT FIRST AS BROTHERHOODS QUIT

Government To Act in Turbulent lron Mine Strike   Federal Mediator To Call Parley; 400 at Work After Pay Hike

UN Will Meet September 23 As Scheduled   President Is Slated As First Speaker; No Formal Proposal For Delay Received

U.N. ASSEMBLY TO MEET IN X. Y. ON SEPTEMBER 21   Lie Summons Group Despite Soviet Opposition—Truman Invited to be First Speaker.   CASE AGAINST GREECE OPENED BEFORE BODY   Ukraine Delegate, In Blister. ing Statement, Says Athens Menaces Peace In Balkans.

U.N. Assembly Called Despite Opposition By Russians   No Formal Proposal For Postponement Has Been Received, Trveve Lie Says

Pres. Truman {s Scheduled to Be First Speaker   Possibility of Soviet Protest Ignored in Summons

UN Assembly Call Is Issued On Schedule  Truman Invited As First Speaker

Friendship For Reds Is Uraed   Senator Pepper Declares Those Who Cry Communism Block Road To Peace

Sen. Pepper Renews Plea For Russian Friendshiy   Ball Raps Suggestion To Destroy Atomic Bomb Also Occupation Of Iran

U.S. Communists Fight Atom Curbs Says Ball; Peoper Raps Red Baiters

Pepper Renews Plea For Russia Friendship   Florida Senator Says Those Who Cry “Communism” On Kind Word For Soviet Block Lasting Peace

CRITICIZES BALL Pepper Pleads For Friendship With Russians  Says Unfair to Proces On Idea U. S.-Soviet

Pepper Lashes At Those Who  Cr y Communist   Florida Senator Defends Russia Stand Against Attack By Ball

Pepper Renews Plea In Behalf  ‘Soviet Russia   Says Those Whe Cry “Com iminism” At Sound Of Friendliness Block Road to Peace

Pepper Renews Plea For  Friendship With Russia, Atom Control Fight Grows

Senator Pepper Wants Atomic. Bomb Destroyed   Suggests United States Go Into Big Three Meeting With “Clean Hand”

Red-Baiters Bar Road to Peace, Pepper Declares   Senator Asks U, S, - To Destroy A-Bomb Facilities’

Pepper Raps Those Crying  Communism   Asserts Criticism at Sound of Kind Word for Russia Blocking Direct Road Toward Enduring Peare

Pepper Replies To Criticism On A-Bomb Proposal   Same Time Florida Senator Renews Plea For  Friendship With Russia.

Ball Says Pepper 'PlanWould Reduce US. To Impotency   Sefator Secs Forced Pol: icy of Appeasement in Suggestion to Strip US: of “Only Real Militars Power.”

Ball Says Pepper, PlanWould Redug US. To Impotency             Senator Sees Forced Po icy of Appeasemen Suggestion to Strip: of “Only Real Mili Power.”

Pepper Says Cry Of ‘Communism’ To Block Peace  Answers Ball Who Asserte: Red Propaganda is Trying Sm Dieloal Adamic Canieal

Soviet Delegate Denounces  Plans To Wipe Out Big Power Veto In U.N. Security Council

New Form for GI Loans Made Much Simpler   Regulations Require Only One SignatureTerms of New Law Relax Restrictions

EXPECT LIGHT VOTE IN STATE   GOP Organization Pittec Against New Guard In Today’s Primary

12,500,000 Homes By 1956 Is Goal Of New Measure   Emergency Bill Sent Back to House for Vote on Amendments

12,500,000 New Homes By 1956....  Long-Range Housing Bill Up In Senate; Emergency Bill Back In The House

House Gets Emergency  Housing Bill   Senate Turns To Long-Range Plan

HOUSING BILL BACK IN HOUSE   Senate Turns To Consideration Of Long-Range Measure

Senate Returns  Housing Bill   Turns to New Measure To Add 12,500,000 New Homes by 1956

LONG-RANGE PROGRAM IS TAKEN UP   Designed To Add 12,500,000 New Homes By 1956

Senate Works On Long-Range Housing Bill   Emergency Legislation - Approved,-63 to 14; Sent: Back to House

Measure Calls For 2,700,000 Homes By ‘47  Senate Gets Plan . With Backing Of

Senate Turns To Long-Range Housing Measure   Companion To Emergency Homes Bill Approved Yesterday.

Senate Sends Housing Bill Un For Action   Body Turns To New Measvre To Add 12,500,000 New Homes

SENATE CONSIDERS LONG-RANGE HOUSING   Shunts Emergency Measure Back To House

Senate Geis Long-Range Housing Bill   Emergency Measure Goes Back to House; Action On Companion Program Next on Calendar

SENATE SHUNTS HOUSING BILL T0 REPRESENTATIVES   Bi-Partisan Backing Given to Companion Measure

Measure Calls For 2,700,000 Homes By ‘47   Senate Gets Plan With Backing Of  Danting Group

Senate Send Housing Bill To The House   Turns To Long-Range Program For 12,500,000 New Dwellings.   WANTED BY 1956

Emergency Housing Bill Back To House, As Way Is Sought To Get New Homes

Emergency Housing Measure Shunted Back To House As  Senate Takes Up Companion

Long-Range Housing Bill Gets Prierity  Senate Moves To Provide 12,500,001

Auxiliary Housins Bill Is Sent To Representatives  New Measure Would Provide Many Homes in 10 Years

Students To Give  Three Radio Talks Help To Sell  Christmas Seals

TRUMAN HOPES FOR NEW LAW ON IMMIGRATION   Commends Action OF£ Clark With  1% Estonians

Truman Praises. Attorney General For Action; Group May ‘Soon. Enter U; S$. -

ESTONIAN REFUGEES GIVEN ‘STAY’ BY U.S   President Upholds Clark Ir Last-Minute Decision

Estonian Group Given New Hope  Attorney General Stays Deportation

Bulldogs Travel Again This Weekend To Play Vonkton. S. D.. Hich 

Bulldogs Travel Again This Weekend To Play -Yankton, S. D., High

Solons Charge Pressure Groups May Undermine Americans’ Voting Powers

REUTHER SEEKS TOP UAW POST   Leader In GM Walkout To Oppose Thomas For Presidency

Bitter Battle Is Launched At UAW-Meeting   Walter P, Retuther Enters Race for President; Denownces Thomus as “Dishonest”   Says His Tacties Border On Treason   Thomas Aceuses Tndustry  “Supported by Top Lead. ers of AFL” of Trying to Destroy C1O Uuions

REUTHER IN RAGE AGAINST THOMAS   Asserts President Of Auto Workers ‘Completely Dishonest’

REUTHER AFTER UNION'S TOP JOB   Accuses Thomas of Being “Completely Dishonest”’

Reuther Will Seek Thomas’ Post in UAW   “Replies to Latter's Accusation of AFL and Dave Dubinsky

Opens Fight  To Become Union Chief   UAW Leader in GM Strike Calls President of CIO _ Dishonest.

REUTHER SEEKS ClO PRESIDENGY   Candidate far Top Auto Work. ers Job Says Chief 'Completely Dishonest’

Reuther Seeks Presidency Of Auto Workers   G-M_ Strike Leader  Enters Race

Survivors Of Plane  Crash Are Rescued   Two Men Plucked From Icy St. Lawrence River Thursday

Church Has F irst Fellowship Social ‘American Lutherans  Meet December 15

16,518 Bales Cotton Ginned Before Oct. 18   Kaufman County Cotton Crop Is Earlier Than '45

Acquit German General Statf, High Command   Other Nazi. Groups Found Guilty; Jurists Denounce Generals

Generals Are Branded As Disgrace   No Individuals Will Escape Payment For War Crimes

Military Tribunal Says German Top Officers Disgrace   Also Says No Individuals  Farane Reeance Thain Organizations Are Acquitted

NAZI GENERAL STAFF CLEARED   Tribunal Holds Generals ‘Disgrace’ But Not Criminal As Units   U. S. ACCUSES YUGOSLAVIA OF ‘MISCHIEF’ IN TRIESTE

TOP NAZI GENERALS ACQUITTED   Organizations Of Million Are Found Guilty

War’s Start Held Crime By Military High Court   Top. German Staff, Cabinet Acquitted

German Generals Are Branded As Disgrace To Soldiering Profession

REICH GENERALS CALLED DISGRACE BY ALLIED COUR)   Ruthless Military Caste De nounced for Bringing  fdicaru ta. Milllanc

Nazi General At Least Six Staff Named Meet Violent Not Criminal Deaths In NC

NAZI GENERAL STAFF CLEARED      Tribunal Holds General: ‘Disgrace’ But Not Criminal As Units

DRIVES 300,000 MILES WITHOUT AN ACCIDENT   Accomplishment of Chicago Wom an Leads to Formation of New Safety Club,

“WONDER WIVES” SAFE DRIVERS   National Safety Gouncil Gets Club {dea From Miehand

Back of the Weadlines \France Takes Firm Stand ‘On Saar, Rhineland Rule

Auto Firm Asks  Security Clause   Negotiations to Contione; Mediaior Optimislic

ASKS ASSURANCE AGAINST DELAYS IN MAKING CARS   Proposes Workers Return to Jobs at 131, Cents More Hourly Pending Contract Negotiations.   FORD ASKS LIFTING OF PRICE CONTROLS   Appeal to Federal Officials Says Company Is Losing $300 on Every Automobile Made.

GM Tells Union It Has Nothing More To Offer   Ford Asks That Price Controls Be Lifted; Is Losing Money

OFFER OF GM REJECTED BY UNION CHIEFS   NEGOTIATIONS ARE RESUMED BY UAW AND COMPANY

Union Rejects Provisional  Wage Proposal   Henry Ford II Asks Government to Lift Price Controls

Storm Boosts Death Toll  In Colorade   Sheep Suffocate As They Pile on Each Other in Corners

NEW SNOWSTORM LASHES COLORADO   HIGHWAYS BLOCKED, LOWER TEMPERATURES FORECAST —DEATH TOLL TO 13,

Colorado Lashed By New Blizzard   Sheep Losses Reported In Southeast Section

ANOTHER STORM HITS COLORADO   Many Roads Blocked by Snow As Death Toll Climbs To 13

12 REPORTED KILLED   skirmishes Took Flace and Twi Bridges Were Destroyed

Police Sergeant Shot To Death In Massillon, Ohio   President Of Local Union In Massillon Wounded After Shooting Officer   SHOOTING OCCURS IN POLICE STATION

OFFICER SLAIN BY UNION CHIEF   Police Seek Cause of Massil. lon Station Incident

CIO LOCAL PRESIDENT IN CRI. TICAL CONDITION AFTER TRYING TO "TAKE OVER" AT MASSILLON

POLICE CHIEF SLAIN BY UNION PRESIDENT  GO Leader Held tn Bizarre

N.E. Congressmen Seek To Speed Surplus Supplies Sales To Small Business

Stall in Sale Of Surpluses To Be Probed   Rep. Clason Heads New England  Croup in Inquire

Starvation And Epidemic Haunt Calcutta   Thousands of Bodies Still Lie in Streets Afier Four-Day Battle

Epidemic Feared  in Calcutta   Health Squads Work  Se Rlandar (Utes

Epidemic Threat Faces Calcutta  Squads Labor To Dispose Of Bodies

Fight  Forecast On Tax Slashes  cop Trsere Pe blem “itor Pledeine 20% Income Levy Cut

74-Year-Old Woman is . Convicted in Death of ‘Murphysboro Girl, 13

Congressional Races Assured   Three New Candidates File For May Primary In North Carolina

Republican Diplomats Rally To Support OEUS. Polley To Quiet U.N. Jiffers

No Change in U.S. Foreign Policy Seen   Republican Diplomats To U.N. Seek to Quiet Nations Abroad

GOP Diplomats Rally to Support ‘Of F ‘oreign Policy   Statements of Party Leaders Made to Quiet Speculation Abroad

GOP Diplomats Seek To Quiet Fears Over Election Aftermath   Republicans At United Nations Assembly ‘And Council Rally Behind Foreign Policy

“No Change In Foreign Policy”   Republicans Assure Foreign Diplomats Party Will Not Alter Established Policy

TopRe publi icanDi plomatsRally y  Behind Nation’s Fereien Policy

G. 0. P.'S BACK FOREIGN POLICY   Effort To Quiet Jittery Speculation Abroad Is Evident

Foreign Nations Jittery   Top Republian Diplomats Move To Quiet Fears

Top Republican Diplomats Back Foreian Policy   Effort Extended To Quiet Fears Voiced Abroad

GOP DIPLOMATS TO QUIET FEARS FROM FOREIGN NATIONS   Stress Point That Policies of U. S. Will Not Be Changed By Republicans

GOP Diplomats at U.N. Quiet Fears   Rally to Support of Established Ameri: can Policy on World Affairs

G.0.P. Leaders Will Not Change Foreign Policy   Vandenberg Seen In Dominant Role On World Stage

Other Nations See American Shift To Right   New Difficulties With Russia Are Speculated

U. S. Diplomats Rally Behind Foreign Policy To Quiet Speculation

Support U. S. Foreign Policy   Republican Diplomats Seek to Quiet Jittery Reaction Abroad

U. S. Foreign Policy Steady   Will Remain Unchanged But Strengthened, GOP Chiefs Say

Shooting Occurs: After Drinking. Party  Finance Scion Held Fe or Marder

White House Announces Latest Move   Agriculture Departmen! Will Operate All Strike-Bound Plants

»Government Will Begin ‘ Operation of Strikeund Companies  « ANNOT INC Eh PBY ROSS   s ANNOUNCED BY ROSS   pWar Department. ‘Will Be sed if Necessary  He Tells Newsmen

ClO SILENT ON MEAT SEIZURE; AFL TO RETURN   War Department te “ Ard ‘Agriculture “Ut Necessary”

AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT TAKES OVER   White House Action Is Taken To End Strike Of Packers Unions

AFL Group Will Return To Work   CIO Members Will Decide Action Today

Government To Take Over Meat Packing Plants   FEDERAL iNTERVENTION PLANNED TO HALT STRIKES

White House Announces Plan For Agricuiture Department  To Take Over Next Saturday

ClO Stalls: U.S.foRun Big Packers   Plant Seizure for Saturday Ordered by White House

PREPARATION OF ORDERS BEGUN   War Department Will Aid In Taking Over If Necessary

Agriculture Dept. To Operate With Possible Army Aid   Give AFL-CIO Workers Time For Settlement of Wage Dispute

Army to Back Agriculture Department  Delay to Allow   Delay to Allow More Time for Negotiations

Don’t Know If Workers Will: Return To Job      Agriculture Department Will’ “Conduct Operations Says. Roe.      PREPARING: ORDERS

Se ———yEeEyEEE  AFL WORKERS WILL RETURN   C10 Withholds Back-Te-Werk Commitment

Same Wage Rates Remain in Effect Pending Change   Managerial Functions May Be Resumed by Companies

Agriculture Department To Take Over   CIO Asks Government To Put Union Wage Demands In Forces

Seizure Set For saturday   AFL Orders Its Men Back to Work Under Government

Asriculture Dept. Plans Announced By White House   R. BR, Walkout Seen Menace To Livestock Shipments; Steel Strike In 3d Day

To Be Run by Agriculture Department  Will Have Aid of War Department If Necessary,

STRIKERS ARGUE OVER RETURNING   No Move To Renew Talks In Steel Strike

Seizure Order Is Issued by Chief Executive  Meat Plants Will Be Operated by Government

C10 Workers May Nof Returr Without Raise   Truman Acts to Avert Strike on Key Railways   RULLETIN

ALL WORKERS PERSUADED TO RETURN   Agriculture Dept. To Run Entire Meat Industry   A. F. L. MEMBERS   Agree To Work For U. S.; No Commitment From C. . 0. Strikers

AFL Men Agree to Resume   Agriculture Dept. To Take Charge With Army Standing By

CIO UNION TO DECIDE STRIKE ACTION TODAY   American Federation’s Union To Return As Seizure Effected By Government

CIO workers Still NHolding Out. Secretary Anderson Takes Over 134 Meat—Packing—Phinis Saturday

AFL. CLAIMED READY TO WORK ON U.S. TERMS   Agriculture Department To Run Strike-Hit Firms; Army Ready To Act

Secretary Of Labor Is Now Preparing Necessary Order      Department Of Agricuture Is To Operate Strike-Bound Firms Starting Saturday

U. S. To Seize Meat Packing Plants On Saturday  Truman Moves to Avert Railroad Tieuo

SHORTAGE OF STEEL CAUSES MORE LAYOFFS   Ford Plant Alone Is Forced to Release  15,000 Workers

Department of Agriculture Acts Saturday   Still No Immediate: Plans For Action in Vast Steel:Strike

Truman Orders Agriculture Department to Take Charge of Nation’s Packing Plants   Department to Take Charge of Strike Bound Plants Saturday and Operate ihem; Workers Must Return at Prevailing Wage

NU Lan ILI TO TAKE OVER CTFEL PLANTS   Railroad Bretherhoods Making Plans for Strike Vote.

Rail Brotherhood Orders Trainmen To Take Strike Vote   Agriculture Department Will Operate Packing Houses; Dispute To Stop Train Freight Service in Chicago

May Retuse To Work for  Government   Union Members Told To Stand By far Instructions Relative Ta Reopening of Packing   Plants Saturday

UNDER GOVERNMENT  AFL Meat Cutfers Told  To Resume Work Saturday

Department :of Agriculture To Run Industry   Takes Over Saturday ‘With Aid of War Department If Necessary?

WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCES THE ACTION   Charles G. Ross Says Department of Agriculture Will Operate Packing Houses, With Army Aid  If Nacracearv

Union Orders Strikers Back   AFL Meat Workers To Return Saturday

Help Of War Department May Be Asked  In Takeover   Railroad Trainmen To Vote On Strike

Will Have War Department Backing if Necessary, Says White House Announcement

The Agricultural Department Will Operate the Plants.  ASSIST IN SEIZURE IF IT’S NECESSARY  s.r oe  ee   Giving Final Chance To Get Together On Wage Disputes.

Deperineat of. Agricul. ture Will . Take . Over “and - Supervise Opera. tions.

17 Companies Affected By  Truman Action   AFL Sends Warning To Its Members In Meat Plants   FAIRLESS SPEAKS   Steel Company President Urges That Truman Call Executives

Army Ready To Back Up Truman Edict   CIO Opposes Move; Agriculture Chief To Run Business

Packing Houses’ Seizure Ordered   Mediation Talks Resumed In Electric Strike

Department of  Agriculture to Be Given Control   War Department Also Will Act If Necessary

STRIKE; GE UNDECIDED   Department of Agriculture to Operate Planis with Army Aid.

MEAT WORKERS ORDERED BACK 10 WORK SATURDAY   This Is Day Set For Govern: ment Seizure of Strikebound Properties.   A STATEMENT ISSUED   The AFL Union Claims 70,000 Workers Are On Strike.

Plant Reins To Dept. of Agriculture   Army Help “if Needed”, Reaction of Striking CIO Men Is Vague.

Action Follows Truman’s Plant Seizure Signing   CIO Decision Due Today; Ford Forced To Lay Off Employes Resulting From “Steel Famine”

Move To Prevent Acute Shortage Taken by Truman   CIO Official Says Strikers May Refuse To Return to Work

2 Offices To Direct Bige Move   Agriculture Department Will Run Nation’s Big Business Aided by War Department   Curt Statement   Press Secretary Ross Has Little to Say as He Tells of Procedure

A griculture Department Takes Charge Saturday On White House Order   Announcement Of Government Action Is Made By President’s Press Secretary

Wi [ l Ta ke Them Over Saturday .     “SEIZURE WILL BE MADE BY DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE, WIT ARMY HELPING IF NEEDED ©

AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT TAKES CONTROL   Government Action, Aided by War Bureau, To Be Effective Saturday

Department of Agriculture Will Operate Plants; Army Will Aid If Needed

Grieve For Condemned Gl   Government To Setze Meat Plants Saturday   White House Announces Move Today In Face Of Nation-Wide Shortage

TEMPERATURES:   Agricultural And War Departments To Assume Charade

AFL Union Told ToResume; Ci0 - Decides Today   Rival Factions Meeting To Determine Working For * The Government

White House Acts To Avert Meat Famine   Agriculture Department To Take Over Plants;. Army to Aid If Needed

LOCALS 10 MEET FRIDAY 10 VOT ON GOING BACK   U. §. Agriculture Department Wit! Operate Struck, Firms by Federal Order   ARMY READY TO ASSIST   Delay Gives Disputants Time to Seitle Issue Before Government Acts

MEAT PACKING PLANTS WILL BE SEIZED SATURDAY   White House Announced To day Dept. of Agriculture Would Take Over.   WILL ALSO OPERATE   Press Secretary Ross Said Department Would Have Aid of War Dept.

RETURN OF CIO WORKERS STILL IS UNDECIDED   War Department Aid Is Authorized by President

SEC'Y OF AGRICULTURE 10 TAKE OVER MEAT INDUSTRY AIDED BY WAR DEPARTMENT

TRUMAN MOVES TO FORESTALL TRAIN STRIKE   Sets Up Emergency Board  To Probe Shuttle  Train Dispute

Take Meat Plants Saturday   Governmnt Will Seize and Operate Strikebound  Packing Plants

Action Is Slated As Truman Fails; Date Is Saturday   Announcement Of Move Is Made By Ross As Threatened Chicago Strike May Block Meat Movements

AFL Orders Men Back To Work   CIO Makes No Commitment; Fact Finding Board Continues Hearings in Chicago

Packing House Seizures To Take Place Saturday   White House Announces Drastic Steps To Be Taken To End Meat Strike   COMPLETE DETAILS BEING WORKED OUT?

President Directs Anderson to Take Over 134 Strike-Bound Properties of 19 Companies.     DPREWATILTVIATM trance   PREVAILING WAGES TO REMAIN IN EFFECT   Secretary Is Authorized to Call Upon the War Department to Furnish Protection.

Agricultural Department Will Be In Charge; — Plans Being Drafted —

SEIZURE T0 GO INTO EFFECT SATURDAY   No Indication of “Break” on Other Strike Fronts

Agriculture Departinent To Operate Industry   To Have Aid Of War Department If Needed; AFL Workers To Return With Federal Seizure

ClO AFFILIATED STRIKERS AREN'T READY TO WORK   AFL. Members Will Return To Work Under Government Direction, However: Roundup Of Strike Scene Over The Na tion.

AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT WILL OPERATE   War Dopartment Will Assist lf Necessary

No Assurance Mest Of Strikers to Return Even  With Federal Operation Established

Ag Department To Take Over Under Program  AFL Workers Would Return To Jobs If U.S. Steps In, But

A.F.L. Calls Off Share of Strike   _ Agriculture Department to Operate Struck Industry, White House Statement Discloses

Department of Agriculture Will Operate Industry   War Office Will Give Aid If Needed; Federal Government Moves in Saturday

Government To Move in Meat Strike   Striking AFL Union Tells Men to Go Back to Jobs Same Day That Plants Are To Be Taken Over

U.S. To Take Over Strikebound Meat Industry Saturday   Avmy Is Ready To Aid  Agriculture Department

SEIZURE PLANS MADE AS MEAT SUPPLY SHRINKS   See  AFL Men Plan To Work Under Federal Control: CIO Decision Not Made   RAILROAD MEN STRIKE   1,500 Workers Plan Walkout; Both Sides Seek Favor In Steel Dispute

ClO Packinghouse Workers Won’t Return Without Raise, Official Says

Meat Workers Ordered Back to Work by AFL   Union Claims 70,000 Members on Strike; Await CIO's Reaction To Federal Seizure

Doubt Cast On Return to Meat Plants   Union Decision Up in Air After President Says, Work To Be Resumed On Old Wage Seale 

Further Time Allowed to Permit C1O Strikers To Assert Willingness to Return to Jobs—Gencral Short States He Expected Washington To Give Full Cooperation at Pearl Harbor by Orderins an Alert—Other Late News of Interest

Agriculture Department Named To Operate Strike Stalled Packing Industry

U. 5. Departmen Agriculture Will Operate Plants  To Have Aid Of War  Dept. if Needed

Truman Formally Orders Seizure Of Packing Plants  NO MAJOR PROGRESS IN LABOR DISPUTES  Philadelphia Faced With  Tie-up In Transpor tation

AFL Meat Unior Calls Off Strike; ClO Is Balkina   Agricultural Department to Run Properties

Plan to Take Over Plants On Saturday   Will Be Operated by Department of Agriculture,  Announced

FEDERAL ACTION TAKEN AGAINST PACKING HOUSES   Agriculture Department to Tak Over With Aid of War Department

May Demand Raise Before Return To Work  CIO Packers May Balk At der

UNIONS HINT WORKERS MAY REMAIN IDLE   NEW DEADLOCK MAY RESULT ‘IF-WAGE DEMANDS NOT PUT INTO EFFECT WITH SEIZURES

Agriculture Department Put in Charge   War Department Will Aid If Necessary; CIO Attitude Unknown

Strike Vote To Be Taken By Brotherhood Of  Rail Trainmen   Threat of Train Tieup Added to U. 8. Labor Disputes   ROLLE TIYV

THREE YOUTHS TAKEN IN HOT POLICE CHASE      Cops Fire 16 Bullets Be: fore Trio Wrecks Stolen Car

Guns Blaze In 90-Mile-An-Hour Race On US-31   State Police Arrest ~ Fugitives Who Wreck Car Near Berrien

PAGEANT DIRECTOR ARRIVES IN TOWN   Paul T. Haagen Jr. Has Already Made His Mark On _ Stage --

Determined Little Brunette Arsonist Marks Up Success on Her Second Trv

“1 AM NOT A BIT SORRY”  Texas Woman Is Jailed For Burning Ex-Husband's Home

SOFT COAL OF NATION UNDER U.S. CONTRO!   Interior Secretary Seizes Mines Under Orders From President Truman.

Government Waits Lewis Action on Seizure Order   AFL Leader Gives No Indication of Ordering Workers to Return   U. S. FLAG RAISED OVER 3,000 MINES   Krug, New Coal Administrator, Seeks Wage Agreement Compromise

ADMITS HE CHOKED CHILD TQ DEATH   Then Hid Body Of Girl, 7, Under  Grocery Carton

Michigan City Youth Admits Slaying Child   Tot, 7, Lured From Lake Outing; Nude Body Is Recovered

FULL INVESTIGATION OF SOTH DIVISION'S RAPIDO FIGHT URGED   ARMY “CASTE SYSTEM” SCORED BEFORE HOUSE MILITARY COMMITTEE

FULL INVESTIGATION OF 36TH DIVISION'S. RAPIDO FIGHT URGED  ARMY “CASTE SYSTEM”  vi im cia mc cea   ARMY “CASTE SYSTEM” SCORED BEFORE HOUSE MILITARY COMMITTEE

Rites Held For - Robert Lambert   Services Conducted at Brook. field for Father of Roy and Floyd Lambert.

JUDGE WARNS UNIONS ABOUT PORTAL CLAIM   Many Suits Against  Industry May Not  _ Stand Up In Court, Savs Jurist.

‘fers UST Meter ‘ Park: : ity F \ Q4 Cy Are  » ue Time Bey }   Nome Sutts For Back Pay May Not Be Justified

JUDGE PICARD WARNS UNIONS TO 60 SLOWLY   CIO Attorney Also Doubtful Of PortalTo-Portal Pay

"feria Blamed For Union Suits   Federal Judge Says Portal-to-Portal Pay Claims May Backfier

ALL BACK PAY SUIT MAY NOT BE JUSTIFIED   Judge Who Made Origina Ruling Blames Suits On Hysteria

Mexico Conducts Big Manhunt forKillers  OF. Pretty: U.S” Vicitor:

Bride's Killers Object of Hunt  Over 200 Already Engaged in Search

Search Wilds Of Mexico For Bride Slayer   Federal Officials Take Charge Case

Search Goes On For Bride Killer  Mexican Detectives Join Troops In Hunt

Police Doubt Girls Story About Attack   Doctor Discounts Criminal Assault By Negroes After Examination

Experts Seek To Find Cause Of Hotel Blast   DALLAS EXPLOSION Is A BIG TRAGEDY FOR TEXAS

Investigating Holel Bias!  Where / Died   Hotel’s Guests Escaped Injury

ANOTHER MAJOR HOTEL TRAGEDY TAKES 7 LIVES   Explosion, Shakes Dallas Hotel But Guests Escape

Probers Sift Hotel Debris   Cause of Dallas Blast Not Yet Determined

Explosion Baffies Hote! Authorifies   Experts Search for Cause of Blast Which Killed Sever

DALLAS HOTEL EXPLOSION KILLS SEVEN       Al Others Hurt; Blowup Occurred ‘In Basement

Seven Die In Explosion At Dallas Hotel   Launch Inquiry Into Nation’s Third Major Hostelry Disaster

SEVEN KILLED IN HOTEL EXPLOSION   ‘Dallas, Tex., Building Shak en by Terrific Blocs 

SEEK CAUSE OF BLAST IN HOTEL FATAL TO SEVEN   Dallas Scene Of Third Majo Hotel Tragedy Within Month

HOTEL BLAST INVESTIGATED BY EXPERTS   Eighth Body Feared Still In Debrie

ExpértsSeek Reasons For Hotel Blast;  7 Are Killed   41 Employes Hurt As Result of Explosion That Shook Hostelry Freeing Ammonia Gas

Fire Experts — Investigate Hotel Blas   Cause of Explosion in Dallas, Killing 7, ls Mystery

ltalian Premier Plans Visit tol.   Secretary Byrnes Plans Conferences on Italian Reparations Bill

Byrnes Expected To Explain Actions On Italian Reparations to Premier

BYRNES T ITALIAN ENVOY   WILL EXPLAIN REPARATIONS TO PREMIER DE GASPER}]I

Slavs Send Honor Guard Tou. S: Dead      Downed American Fliers to Be Returned to U.S. Says Byrnes —

Yugoslav Army Escorts Bodies; Hunt for Fifth.  Bodies to Be Sent To U. S. for Burial

Remains Of Four American Aviators Who Perished Last Week When Shot Down Are Removed From Julian Alps To Ljubljana—Search For Fifth Victim Continues—Future U. S. Action Depends Upon Efforts Of Tito Government “To Right Wrong Done”

MILITARY HONORS FOR 4 KILLED BY YUGOSLAV FLIERS  REMAINS DISINTERRED FROM MASS GRAVE IN

Bodies. of Four Airmen Shot Down in *ugoslav  Alps Being Brovht Out

Remains of Four Fliers Found in Yugoslav Grave   Full Military’ Honors Provided By Tito’s Army

Bring Bodies Of Fliers To Belgrade   Yugoslav Officers Form Honor Guard; Searchers Decide Four Bodies Found

Alps Combed kor Bodies  Of Americans   Remains Of Only Three Of Five Fliers Shot Down Are Found

Four Bodies Brought Out Of Mountains   Press Continues Its Attack On ‘Inspired’  American Camnaicn.

Bodies Said To Be Those Of 4 Airmer   Earlier Were Believed Only Three; Full Honors by Tito.

Combing Alps For  Airman   Missing Since Transport Plane Was Shot Down  Over Yugoslavia

FATE OF FIFTH YANK AIRMAN STILL IN DOUBT   Tito’s Army to Accord Highest Honors to Slain Yanks

Army Escort Takes Bodies To Ljubljan   Four Flag-Draped Coffins Removed From Grave In Alps

Deliberate Campaign is Charaed   Bodies of Fliers To Be Given Full Military Honors

Full Honors Planned  Bodies Of Four Yanks Shot Down By Yugoslavs Found

" Alinost Certain” That. ‘Bodies Of 4 U. 5S. Fliers ‘Were In Slav Grave  ae

YUGOSLAYS AID IN MILITARY HONORS FOR ‘DEAD AIRMEN   Search Continues For Two Missing From Transport  Shot Down In Alp:

U. S. and Slavic Relations Still Strained   Fliers Will Be Buried In U. S., Council May Probe Situation

Coffins Draped With Amer. ican Flags Put Aboard Army Weapons Carrier

Over Julian Alps Are Brought Down Under Escort Yugoslav Honor Guard   Removed From Grave In Tiny Church Cemeterv; Full Honors to be Accorded.

Honor Guard Accompanies  Four Coffins   Yugoslavs Furnish Escort For Bodies of American Airmen Shot Down Last .Week in Julian Alps.

Cardinals Take World Series With 4-3 Vietory Over Bostaon’s Red Sn

Cards Upset Dopesters fo Win Series   Cardinals Win Four to Three in Exciting Game

NOSE QUT BOSTON  RED SOX, 4 10 3,  IN SEVENTH GAME BRECHEEN HURLS IN  RELIEF TO CHALK UP Q2PN CERIEC VICTORY

Cardinals Win; Beat Sox 4 To 3   St. Louis Comes Tc Fore Twice In Final Game

Cards Rally in 8th To Trip Sox, 4-3   Walker's Double Drives Slaughter Home with Big Rur

Brecheen Hurls Team to Victory    1/2) 3) 4 ST AL EEAESL     Cards

Harry “The Cat’ Brecheen Hurled Cardinals to World Series Championship

CARDS CHAMPS OF WORLD AS BOSTON LOSES   Brecheen Does Excellent Job of Rehef Pitching to Win For St. Louis   SLAUGHTER OUTSPEEDS “RED SOX OUTFIELDER

Cardinals Capture World Series  With 4-3 Victory   Harry (The Cat) Brecheen Takes Final Game For St. Louis in Relief Hurler Role; Daring Base Running Pays Off for Champs

Brecheen Hurls Team to Victory   EG? 72 RSNA SAMA RE BRR ie  merece cencaemen cme Fe gna — _5  6 _  Red Sox 1/0) 0) 0) 0/0\0\2\;0\380  aE * ats age me a  Cards - 0  7191012 '9° Oli'x 4! ate it

Flag Goes to Cards in Series   World Championship, Top Money Awaits Winner of Today's Tilt

Lewis Says Next Move Is Up to Government in UMW Wase Fight   AIR, SEA TIEUPS  STILL UNSOLVED   Negotiations Go On in Ship Snarl; Airline Pilots”  Remain Off Jobs

Negotiations For New Wage Boosts Asked   Three-Day Walkout Of Pilots Continues   Elevateds Crash, 200 Hurt

EQUAL LABOR POLICY URGED   Guarantee of Freedoms To Management and Labor Alike Is Demanded

NAM Demands Curbs on Labor   Closed ‘Shap - ‘Denouncec “By Manofartnrera

Michigan Strawberry Crop Ruined by Frost; Cherries Also Hard Hit

Medal, Clothes Given To Pappy   He Wonders Who Will Pay. The Income Tax

Plan For Collection Of Factual Data On Htalian-French Frontier Beaten

Australian Proposal Is Defeated   Italian-French Factual Data Was Proposed; More Time is Lost

Australians Lose Again i in  Parley Tilt   Proposal to Collect Data on Boundary o Italy, France Loses In Conference Vote

 —CONFERENCE— Big Four Opposes Proposal   Debate Over Lines Of France, Italy

AUSTRALIA AID AGAIN CLASHES WITH RUSSIANS   Frontier Plan Beaten After Heated Argument Over Treaty Committee

Aussie Delegate Storms Out That Experts Never Went To One Spot And Delegates Have Never Even Seen Their Documents

Australian Plan On Italian Pact ‘Suffers Defeat   Proposal Beaten At Paris After Another Heated Russy.- Aussie Debate

NATIONS REJECT PROPOSAL FOR SUB-COMMITTEE   Vote Down Offer for Group to Collect Frontier Data at Peace Meet

1 Dead, Many Hurl In Train Collision   Two Trains. C Collide or Tracks on Outskirts of Boston, Mass.

Fireman is killed as two  trains crash  Report 136 are . hospitalized

UN Accepts Offer Of New York East Side Home —  Selection Climaxes  Year’s Search For Proper Site

Manhattan Gets Nod As Final Home For UN  Philadelphia And Frisco Principal Candidates For

U.N. Picks New York as  Capital City   Vote of 46-7 Establishes World Headquarters on Manhattan East Side.

PEACE AGENCY WILL SETTLE IN MANHATTAN   SITE APPROVED BY UNITED NATIONS ASSEMBLY

New York Chosen  UN Home   John D. Rockefell Presents Surprise Offer of Millions To Buy Land For Site  er

UN Selects Manhattan For Capital   Only 7 Nations Vote Against Site Offered By Rockefeller Heir

U.N. Assembly Picks New York East Side Site   46 to 7 Vote Takes Up Rockefeller Offer  For Permanent Capital

Manhatian’s East Side Voted UN  Permanent Home   Rockefeller’s Ofer And Acceptance Ends Year’s Sit Search

NEW YORK CHOSEN FOR U. N. CAPITAL   ASSEMBLY VOTES 46 TO 7 TO ESTABLISH HEADQUARTERS THERE.

Votes 46 To 7 To Settle On East Side Site   Accents and Thanks John D. Roekefeler’s Ofler  To Buy Land for World Capital   Will Re Boucht For $8,500,000   Delegates Appland Men tion of Rockefeller’s Name: Austrolia and Arab States Oppose

U.S. Calls For Ousting Of Franco   Senator Connally Voices Rejection of Russian Proposal for Scrapping Of Atomic Bomb

VERBAL BATTLE BY CANDIDATES   SIGLER AND JEFFRIES PULLING NO PUNCHES

GOVERNOR CANDIDATES SQUARE OFF   -Five of Them on Same Platform In Detroit

NEW FEDERAL ORDER SEEN AID TO CONSUMERS      Anti-Hoarding Edict Directed ‘Against Manufacturers      Only 30 Days Output Of Items May Be Kept On Hand 

House Members Holding Out for Food Controls   Bill Might Escape Veto {f Exemptions On Food are Killed

OPADEADLOGK MAY BE ENDED BY NIGHTFALL   Prediction Comes From Sen. Barkley Following Meeting of Conferees to Study Chances of a Compromise.

RECONVERSION ADVISERS SAY  OPA SHOULD BE KEPT ONE YEAR   Taft Refuses To Bargain; Truman ‘Wants Ceilings On Meat, Other Foods

Truman Reported Ready To Approve Provided Major  Ceilings Restored

House Members of Committee Insist Senate Drop Bans on Meat, Butter, Egg Controls

DEADLOCK MAY BE RROKEN THNAY   This Was Voiced By Senate Democratic Leader Barkley.   A CANVASS WAS MADE   There Is a Possibility An Agreement Can Be Worked Out.

MEMBERS OF HOUSE INSIST ON CHANGES   Truman Expected To Sign New Bill If Foods Included

House Leaders Insist On Food Control Laws   Word Circulated That President Mav Veto Bill

Senate Majority Leader Barkley Voices Optimism After Possible Compromises Are Canvassed.   INSIST SENATE DROP BAN ON FOOD CONTROL

Price Control On All Food Products Expected To Be Revived by Action: Measure with Bans Faces Another Presidential Veto

OPA Deadlock is Near End; Barkley Optimistic Today   House Demands Banns on Meat, Butter Control be «A dmissions”

House - Senate Committee Canvasses Possibility Of Compromise   \greement Seen By Late Today   Truman May Veto Any Aet Exempting Meat, Pouliry From Control

Don't Abandon Nation To Wild  Price Increase   Reconversion Body Is Appealing For A Year Mare Of OPA.

GROUP REPORT CITES DANGER OF PRICE RISE   President to Approve Bill Lf Food Curbs Are Restored

Barkley Feels Optimistic  Price Control. Deadlock May Be Broken by Tonight

RECONVERSION ADVISERS URGE OPA EXTENSION   ‘Dangerous Rise’ In Prices Forecast If Controls Dropped

Temperatures   House Conferees Insist That Food Lids Be Restored   Truman Expected to Veto Any Price Control Plan Without Them; Optimism for Break in Conference Deadlock By Nightfall Reported

FATE OF NEW ACT SEEMS TO HINGE ON EXEMPTIONS   Viembers Of Conference Committee Optimistic; Believe Agreement May Be Reached By Night.

Possibility OPA Agreement Can Be Worked Out   Committee Makes Compromise Canvas

BARKLEY OPTIMISTIC. FOR AGREEMENT AS CONFERENCE WORKING  HOUSE MEMBERS INSIST ON DROPPING OF BANS PASSED BY SENATORS

BARKLEY AGREEMENT ON PRICE CONTROL   Report Truman Likely to Veto Measure With Exemptions on Food   IN MASGN CITy   ClO Auto Workers. Launch Nationwide 7 Day Meat Buvers Strike

Near Settlement Believe Truman To Sign OPA Bill lf Meat Control Kept

Barkley Predicis Solution  At Hand   Compromise Move Slated To Come Later Today

Deadlock Threat Hangs Over OPA   Truman Reported Willing To Sian Food Ceiling Bill

Barkley Sees Early Break In Deadlock   War Reconversion Board's Report Savs Dropping Of Price Control Will Cause Dangerous Trend

Compromise Before Nightfall Is Predicted   House Members Insist Senate Drop Bans Against Controls Of Meats, Butter, Eqqs

Crux is Dairy, Meat Controls   War Reconversion Board Urges Bill Be Continued Year

Barkley Sees Accord in OPA Battle   House Insists Senate Drop Bans Against Controls on Produce.

Reds Seek UNC eto Power.  In Bitter Fight   First Test Due in Showdown Scrap Over British Troops in Greece; 7 Hours of Angry Debate Mark Row

Greece Row Stirs Russ Veto Threat   Move Blocks Voting On Dispute, Averts Major Red Setback

ANGRY DEBATE WITH BRITAIN NEARS CLIMA)   British Ask Definite Yes-No Ballot In Dispute

Canadian Police  Protect Russian Man Said to Have Furnished ‘Tip’

Strikes Idle Half Million in Nation  2 Mi ners Killed By .  LF hl stechin MAO! Ae Sten a Be Medel

Nation’s Idle Hit Half-Million Mark in Mine Shut-Down      Lack of Coal Threatens Nation’s Production, Industry, Business

TWO INJURED IN - AUTO ACCIDENT   :  Joe Bieck of Marceline and   Miss Eleanor Stapleton of Brookfield Were Hurt.

Chitwood Is Electrocuted At State Farm   Wife Of Druggist Slain At Mena Is Spectator

COAL SHORTAGE BRINGS ORDER FROM OFFICIALS   Government Acts Acts Forcibly To Save Fuel Supply As Strike Goes On   GM, CHRYSLER TO CLOSE   Plants To Join Ford In Shutdown Because Of Freight Embargo

Council Passes Enforcement Plea Of Pastors to Mayor, Safety Chief

New Truman Aide Young, Handsome   Lawyer-Naval Officer Chosen for Key Post

TRUMAN APPOINTS SPEECH WRITER   Cc. M. CLIFFORD, LAWYERNAVAL OFFICER, GIVEN $12,000-A-YEAR JOB.

TRUMAN PICKS ~NEW ADVISOR      Clark M. ‘Clifford, Present Naval Aide, Gets Post Of Special Counsel

Not to Appeal From Dismissal  Order—Rankin   Remaining Defendants Not to Be Tried: Two Convicted on Assault Charge

FORMER CHETNIK CHIEF CONVICTED IN TREASON CASE  10 OF CO-DEFENDANT:  ARE ALSO CONVICTED AS WAR CRIMINALS

HI HAILOVICH 10 DIE BEFORE FIRING SQUAD   10 Others To Follow Chetnik Leader On German Collaboration Charge

GEN. MIRAILOVG. ‘FOUND GUILTY OF AIDING GERMANS   Serbian Chief and Ten Assotiates To Face Firs

GEN. MIHAILOVIC AND 10 FOLLOWERS SENTENCED 10 DIE      Chetnik Leader Receives Verdict of Yugoslav Military Court With Outward Calm.   FIRING SQUADS WILL CARRY OUT EXECUTIONS   Thirteen Others Given Prison Terms — All Guilty of Treason and Collaboration With Nazis.

GEN, MIHAILOVIC CONVICTED AS WAR CRIMINAL   Also Sentence 10 Others te Die for Collaborating With Nazis

FOUND GUILT) OF WORKING ~ WITH NAZIS   Ten Others Are Convicted As War Criminals   For Execution By Yugoslav Court; General Once Hero To Allies

Mihailovic, 10 Others to Die   Chetnik Leader Convicted Ot Teeacan

10 a     to Death :   Firing Squad Fate for Mihailovic; Some Given Prison Terms

Chetnik Hero To Die Before Firing Squad   Gen. Mihailovic Is Convicted Of Aiding Germans

Gen. Mihailovic And Ten Others Sentenced ToDie   13 Get Prison Terms From 18 Months Up As Collaborators

Military Court Convicts Mihailovic Of Collaborating And Sentences Him To Death   Ten Other Co-Defendants Also Must Face Firing Squads; 13 Given Prison Terms

Death Sentence Given Mihailovic _And Ten Others   ‘Yugoslav. Court. Convicts -Ex-Chetnik. Leader “On “Collaboration”: ‘ Charges

Mihailovic Found Guilty; Will Face Firing Squad Soon   Former Chetnik Leader Convicted Of Collaborating With the Germans

MihailovicAnc 10 Others Will Be Executed   Storied Defendant Given 812 Hours Tea Moke Anpeal

Mihailovic Is ‘To Die Before Firing Squad   Former Chetnik Leader  Guilty Of Collaborating With Nagic

General Mihailovic Sentenced to Die   Former Chetnik Leader and 10 of His 23 Co Defendants Convicted by Yugoslav Court of Collaborating With Nazis.

Chetnik Leader, 10 Co-Defendants Sentenced to Die  Wartime Chieftain Of Guerrillas Convicted Of   Wartime Chieftain Of Guerrillas Convicted Of Nazi Collaboration

Gen. Mihailovic To Die Before Firing Squad .   Military Court Sentences Former Chetnik Leader T., Death. —

Tito’s Rival, 10 Followers Ordered Shot   Mihailovie Facing Death on Charges Of Collaboration

CHETNIK CHIEF IS CONVICTED IN YUGOSLAVIA   + Firing Squad Death Is Ordered for Men By Military Court

10 of Chetnik’s Co-Defendants Also Get Death   13 Others to Be Imprisoned on Charge of Collaboration

MIHAILOVIC, TEN OTHERS GUILTY: DEATH DECREEL   Chetnik Leader and Associate: Will Die for Collaborating With Nazis

Mihailovie Sentenced  To Be Shot   ‘Death for Former Chetnik Leader and 10 Others Is Decree of Military Court in Belerade

Mihailovic Sentenced To Death   First Leader of Yugoslav Underground Is  Found Guilty of Treason and Collaboration

Former Chetik Lenadey And 23 Co-Defendanis +: Convieted of Collabor- —  ° ating With Nazis

MIHAILOVIC AND 10 OTHERS ARE TO DIE   Are Sentenced to Face Firing Squad On Treason Charges

‘Former Chetnik Leader Convicted ....  Mihailovic And Ten Of  His Co-defendants Will _ Die Before Firing Squad

GEN, MIHAILOVIC AND TEN OTHERS CONVICTED TODAY   On Charges of Collaborating With the Germans During the War.   WERE SENTENCED TO DIE   The Bushy Bearded Defendant Given 814 Hours to Appeal.

Mihailovie Gets Death  For Treason   Chetnik Leader And 23 Co. Defendants Sentenced By Yugoslav Court

Mihallovic Ane 10 Others Will Be Executed  Storied Defendant   Storied Defendant Given 82 Hours To Make Anneal

Mihailovie Is Convicted Of Collaboration   Chetnik Leader and 10  . Followers Face Execu“tion; 13° Get. Lesser Sentences.

‘CHETNIK CHIEF‘S TRIAL ENDS  Mihailovic Sentenced To Death Bafore Firing Squad By Court

Firing Squad to End Career of Mihailovic   Chetnic Leader and 10 Co-defendants Sentenced to Die

CHETNIK CHIEF WILL BE SHOT   “Mihailovic, Ten Others Given Death For Treason  ] 7

Yugoslav Leaders Are Convicted of Collaborating With Germans in War

Former Chetnik Leader And His Aids Are Guilty   Ten Must Face Firing Squad With Him; 13 Others Given Prison Terms

Collaborating With Germans  Charge Upheld   Ten of Twenty-Three Co-Defendants Also Get Death Penalty— Others Go to Prison

MIHAILOVIC 10 DIE BEFORE A FIRING SQUAD FOR TREASON   Former Chetnik Leader And 23 Others Convicted Of Collaboration

Firing Squad Is Fate OF  Mihailovie   Former Yugoslav General and Ten Others Sentenced To Die for Alleged Coilaboration With Germans.

Gen, Mihailovic, 10 Co-Defendants Convicted of Collaboration; Are Sentenced to Death by Firing Squad

Mihailovic and Ter Others Found Guilty; to Die    Yugoslav Military Court Declares Chetnik Leader And His Men Collaborated With Germans; Sentence of Death to Be Exacted in Short Time

Mihailovic, Ten Others To Be Shot   Chetnik Leader Is Sentenced To Death Ry Yugoslav Courts  Was Friend Of King

Co-Defendants Also Are Given Execution Decree   Former King Peter War Minister, Aides Found Guilty Of  Nazi Collahoration

Mihailovic Given Death Sentence   Yugoslavs Refuse To Permit U. S. Fliers TT. Give Tastimony.

Mihailovic and Ten Co-Defendants Must Face Firing Squads   Convicted by Yugoslavic Court of Collaborating With Germans

Former Hore sudged Traitor Mihailovic To Die Before Firing Squad

Slav Court Tells Fate ~ Of Chetnih   10 of 23 Co-defendant: Also To Die; Prison Terms for Others.

Death Sentence Is Given Mihailovic  Ten Co-Defendants Face Firing Squad  Bay. QEABAee BAI AED

UNION PRAISES KAISER-FRAZER WORK ACCORD   Contract Hailed as production, Labor Relations Safesuard

 ANNOUNCEMENT ANTICIPATED:  STATE POLITICAL TALK IS CENTERED ON RAINEY

PAUL T. MANN ANNOUNCES FOR OFFICE OF TAX ASSESSOR-COLLECTOR OF VAN ZANDT COUNTY

Paul T. Mann Announces For the Office of Tax  Assesser-Collector

Pope To Broadcast Major Pronouncement On Church Policy In World Affairs   Twenty-Nine New Princes Of Roman Catholic Church Will Receive First Insignia Of Office

Pope Pious Will Bestow  Birettas On New Princes   29 Cardinals Honored At Ceremony Which Will Give Them High Precedence

Soviet Scientists Will Lead Way, Stalin Tells Russ   Reveals New 5-Year Plan In Election Day Address

New Five-Year Plan Scheduled For fnauguration  Soviet Chief Says Rationina To End

USSR ENTERS SCIENCE RACE IN NEW ‘PLAN   High Production Goal Set by Stalin In Address

Marshal Cenfident Soviet Scientists Will Outstrip Those Abroad   Country Promised  End Of Rationing   Plans For Great Produc tion Drive Announced During Broadeast

CLIFF SCARRED IN AIR TRAGEDY   Only Two Bodies Found Of 39 Aboard Plane Bound For Berlin

Plane Leaves Only Scars on Cliff   Searchers Find No Trace  Of 37 Airline Victims

'60-ACRE HOMESTEAD ON THE MOON DOESN'T WORRY GENERAL LAND OFFICE  But Rocket Society Members Dreaming About Bungalow in the Sky

SPANISH WAR 1S PREDICTED      a. 5 SPOKESMAN FOR REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT IN EXILE AP.PEARS BEFORE UN 4 GROUP L

PREDICT CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN SHORTLY   UN Counell May Be Able To Avert Conflict

Frank Harris Dies Today   Former State Senator Succumbs at Pittsburgh Hospital

FORMER SENATOR HARRIS, 69, DIES AT PITTSBURGH   Widely Known In Politics And Theatre Business

HITS SNAG IN JAP REPARATIONS —      en Coolness Shown New American Proposal by Other Interested Nations,

COAL TIEUP MAY KILL HOPE FOR U.S, TAX GUTS   Slowing Of Industry May Cut National Revenue; Budget Would Suffer

STRIKE UPSETS TAX SLASH PLAN   Huge Reduction in National Income Rate Predicted

GOAL WALKOUT MAY DELAY SUT IN INCOME TAX   National Income Will Drop Largely If Strike Continues

Senator Charges U.S. Surrender’ To John L. Lewis   Byrd Asserts UMW Chief Won ‘Greatest’ Victory in Settlement

Murray Urged  To Avert N.Y. Transit Walkout  O’Dwyer Asks Intervention Before Tuesday Dead Line

Murray Asked To Intervene In C10 Threat   32,000 Transit. Workers May Go Out Tuesday Morning

O'Dwyer Appeals For Intervention By ClO Chieftian   Work Stoppage May Come Any Time affer Midnight Tomorrow   PITTSBURGH COMPANY PROPOSES ARBITRATION   Walkout, Bringing Electri¢ Blackout, Is Set for Tonight

Appeal Made To Murray,  Head of CIO, By O'Dwyer   Asks Intervention In Effort To Avert Transit Walkout  In New York City

(10 WORKERS THREATEN T0 LEAVE POSTS   Officials Take Steps To Keep Transport In Operation

Bank Bandits Use Walkie-T Talkie; Enter Building With Gun Blazin

WALKIE-TALKIE GUNMEN ESCAPE   Bandits Wound Clerk In Bank Robbery

Big 4 Consider Arguments Over Italian Border   ‘Council to Hear Italy, Yugo glavia on Former Dead lock Question

BIG FOUR 10 HEAR CLAIMS ON TRIESTE   Molotov Opposes Paris Conference Recommendation

BIG FOUR STILL DEADLOCKED ON TREATY ISSUES   Molotov Gives No Indication Of Compromise

DEADLOCK {5 FELI AT MEETING UF UN ON SCIONS OF NAZIS   Satellite Treaties Are Being Disputed Today at Conference; Soviet Minister Speaks.   MOLOTOV THREAT IS GIVEN BACKING

Molotov Fights Pacts Approved At Paris Parley   East-West Division Again Accentuated in Session at New York

Bsa FOUR 10 HEAR [TALO-YUGOSLAV PLEAS ON TRIESTE   Molatev Shows No. Signs of Accepting Poris

MOLOTOV SHOWS NO WEAKENING   DEADLOCK MERELY MOVES FROM PARIS TON, ¥-

Bia 4 to Hear Final Pleas on lialian Treaty   Molotov Shows No Signs of Accepting Recommendations

Housing Units To Be Provided For 300,000 Vets   Announcement Is Mad By Federal Public Housing Authority

PROBERS GET GM DATA ON ABILITY TO UP WORK PAY   Sen. Morse Asks Pane! To Report On Present Records

TIME DISPUTE NEARS SETTLEMENT   Negotiate To Avert Strike Of 200.000 Workers

Calls 7 Pet. Payroll Levy Conservative   Negotiators Abandon Hope of Meeting Truman Deadline Wednesday

SAYS UMW WILL STICK TO DEMAND FUR SEVENTY MIL. Lion DOLLARS A YEAR  ELFARE FUND

50 Pct. Boost Announced by Several Firms   General Motors Advances Trucks And Cars 8100: Others Of “Big 3° Marking Time   Other Adiustments

Sharp Rise Due In Soap Prices   Fifty Per Cent Hikes Announced By Three Major Manufacturers

Soap Prices in Sharp Increase  Climb Follows OPA Order to Decontro!

Soap, if You Get It, Will  Be Expensive   50 Percent Price Increase Announced by Several Leading Makers—Reason Given, Of Course, Is That Producer's Costs Have Gone Up.

Soap Prices Increased By 50 Per Cent   Major Manufacturers Announce Boosts in Wake of Removal of OPA Price Ceilinas

Ford, Chrysler: Mark Time’ on Possible Boost      50 Per Cent Jump in. Raw Materials. Cited bv Goan Makers

Sharp Boosts in Prices of Soap  Terme Elome lin Cacte BA Par Cant- GM Care Upped $100   Ford, Chrysler to Make No Shift Now

Price Of Soap Rises Sharply   Cost Of Scarce Laundry, Hand Soaps Going Up After Death OF OPA

SHARP Rick DEVELOPS IN SOAP PRICES   One Major Manufacture) Announces a 50 Pei Cent Boost Effective Immediately—SaysRaw Materials Cost More.

Soap Prices. fo Sharply Advance  Bars and Packages to be 50 Per Cent Hiche:

Soap Prices Up Sharply   Increase of Fifty  Per Cent Due to High Costs, Say Makers; Other Prices Rise

30% Increase Slated in Price Of Many Soap:   Makers Blame Jump ir Materials Since Control Ended

SECOND VETO ~ 18 FORECAST , BY SENATOR   : ‘ . PRESENT INDICATIONS POINT,  'TO VETO IF RIDDLED SENATE BILL PASSES THE HOUSE

SFA Makes Bid For Extension Of Its Career   Officials Declare Agency Is Needed As Much Now As li Was During War

U.S. Steps Into Wage Strike By Airline Pilots      Hopes to Mediate Dispute; Ship Tieup Talks At Deadlock

News Behind The News  Copyright MeCiure Xowspapar Syadieate   WASHINGTON

TWO DIE WHEN B-17 SMASHES INTO MOUNTAIN   Special Cutting Tools Sent To Rescue Survivors Trapped In Plane

Coal Stockpiles Dwindle at Rapid Rate  Many Made Idle as Result of Strike by Miners

Fighting Is Renewed With N few Fury iat Ajcatraz Prison   Mutineers Attempt to Make Deal With Warden; Heavy Blasts Heard on Island as Battle Resumes

HAND GRENADE BARRAGE FAILS; BAZOOKAS SET   Mass Escape Foiled; Guards Rushed To ‘Rock’

Marines Throwing Grenades In Cells   Warden Johnston Warns Revolting Convicts To Surrender All Guns and Ammunition

PRESIDIO MAY BE OFFERED AS SITE FOR UN QUARTERS   Site May Be Offered Subject to Approval of Congress, Delegates Told

Delegate Says Presidio At San Francisco Can Become Home for U.N.

Bureau Hears Plea For  More School Aid, Roads      ’ Kline Tells ‘Raw Deal’ in Rural Educa tion, Mud Road Economic Loss

KLINE DEMANDS STATE SCHOOL AID INCREASE   Farm Bureau President Asks ‘Real Program’  For lowa Roads

Greater Aid Demanded for lowa Schools   Farm Bureau Chief Also Pleads for Real Road Program

Siam's Charge Can Be Heard By Council   Two Ways Are Open To Nation Claiming Injury

To Date Governmert Has Asked Only For Assistance and Cooperation  By CHARLES A. GRUMICH

U- S- and Britain: Willing “To: Hear. Case If Soine: ~ Other Nation Will Bring It Before Council

Red Planes Will Fight Grasshoppers  Civil Fleet to Combat Them in North Iran

UNNEEDED GT'S ORDERED SENT BACK TO U.S.A.   SOLDIERS OVERSEAS HIT SLOWDOWN IN DEMOBILIZATION

Unneeded Men Ordered Sent Back fo U. S.A.  Directive Issued To Commanders  Be Fieankawar

Survey Reveals Building Chaos Prevails Here   Nobody Knows The Solutions; Black Markets Charged

PROBLEMS-OF RELIEF GROUPS - WILL BE AIRED IN DEBATES   INTERNATIONAL DIFFERENCES ON OPERATIONS OF UNRRA TO BE BROUGHT INTO  OPEN aN

Senators Express Surprise Following Vinson's Selection   Disappointment Felt by Few Who See Him Leave Treasury

CHOICE OF VINSON WAS UNEXPECTEL   SOME, SENATORS VOICE DIS APPOINTMENT THAT HE WILL LEAVE TREASURY.

Reds May Get No Part Of UNRRA Funds   Russian Refusal To Allow Check On Uses Protested

‘None-For-Russia’ Tag Put On UNRRA Contributions; House Members Show Ire

NO UNRRA FUND FOR REDS ASKED   Soviet Balks at Letting U. S Reporters Inside

RUSSIA MAY LOSE UNRRA FUNDS QUE TO BAN ON PRESS   ‘House Members Angry at  - Moscow Dacision. on U. S. Carracunndanté

'House Members Go Into Angry Huddle....  fans May Get None Of American UNRRA Fund

Lawmakers May Refuse UNRRA Aid To Russia   Truman Says Russia Has jiven UNRRA Agents Facilities for Observing and Reporting, But Customary Censorship Applies _to Press  Rennrters.

US May Withhold UNRRA ReliefFunds To Russo Republics   Ban on American Press, Radio Correspondents Makes Conaress Anary

UNRRA Funds Questioned   Rep. Brown Says That House May Insist on Reporters Seeing How Money Spent

Soviet May Lose   Won't Let American: in to Report on ‘Dee of Money

! !  “None-for-Russia Tag May Go on US UNRRA Funds  Answer to Balk at Correspondents

Oe ey Ay eae Ce iat sie Sei Whind cen ge ae ok ete rah rane een  House Would Cul Off Aid fo Ru:

Russia Might Not Get Funds, Reds Curb Reporters   House Members Show  Anger at Refusal by Moscow to Give Aceess ta News

May Bar Soviet In UNRRAGIift   Exclusion Of U.S. Correspondents -Irks Congressmen

‘None-For-Russia’ Tag Looms For Final U.S. UNRRA Gift; Soviets Ban American Newsmen   Alf Other Nations Have Removed Press Bans On Reports On UNRRA Operations

House Debates Red Relief Ban   No Reporters, No Money, Suggestion

“None for Russia’ Policy Looms on UNRRA Program   House Members Are Angered at Soviet Refusal to Release News on Funds‘ Uea

Russia May Get No More Relief Funds   Refusal to Admit U. § Press, Radio Reporters Angers. Conaqress

Lawmakers May Refuse, UNRRA Aid To Russia   Truman Says Russia’ Has  _ Given UNRRA Agents Facilities for. Observing ¢ and Reporting, . But “Ciistomary roasts ‘sD ‘Applies’ - to: Rennrters.

U. S. May Ban Soviet Funds   No Share in Final DNRRA Dole Likely

UNRRA CLAUSE MAY BAR SOVIET   Red Press Censorship May Bring Retaliation

U.S. May Den UNRRA Aid  For Russia   House Members Angry At President’s Report  Moscow Forbids News  Coverage of Help

May Cut Off Russia From  UNRRA Aide   Moscow Has Balked At Let. ting Correspondents Report Relief Agency’s Activities

RUSSIA MAY BE DENIED UNRRA FUNDS   Solens Sav Reds Should Not Share U.S. Contrihution if They Will Not Permit News of Monev's Use.

PLENTY OF TREES OVER THE NATION   Range in Price From 50¢ Table Models To S100

ENTY OF TREES But You'll Have To Make Out ith Last Year’s Decoration -

Christmas Trees ‘Are Plentiful This Year But Decorations And Colored Lights Hard To Get

UN COUNCIL OBSERVING FRANCO SPAIN   Six Hour Session Brings Out Bitter Argument

FRANCO SPAIN REMAINS UNDER UN OBSERVATION   Council Refuses to Ae cede to Red Demand For Action

UN ‘OBSERVING’ FRANCO SPAIN   Russian Delegate Uses Veto To Block Nine-Nation Majority On Issue

UN Vetoes Brinic Bitter Debate   Sessions Bog Down With Sovicts Bucking Nine Other Nations.

UN Has Turbulant Six Hour Session On Veto Question   Decide Franco Spain Remains Under Observation

FEPC Proponents Wave While Flag      State’s Hypocrite Tax On Liquor Appears Secure On Statute Books As Kepea! ral  tex" Sruth sekbisinpl.”

Truman Receives Honorary Degree In College Rites  Makes Hurried Trip

Truman Honored by Missouri College in Capital Tonight   President Stops in Liber. ty, Mo. After Visiting His Mother

Truman Gets Honorary Lay Degree Today   President Makes Flying Trip to Missouri College and Is Due Back at Capital tonicht.

College Gives Truman Doctor Of Laws Degree   Little William Jewell College at Liberty, Mo., Honors President At Cammencamant

U.N. SHOWDOWN ON SPAIN NEAR   Veto on Committee Report Feared by Councilmen

Veto Threat ln Offing As U.N.  Consider Franco   Spain Replies T Group’s Report

Allies Headed For Showdown Tn Spain Issue   Oue Of Big Three Migh Invoke Veto Unless Subcommittee Report Ls Modified

Showdown Vote Over Appraisal Of Franco Spain   Three Big Powers All Armed with Punch of Veto

Showdown On  Spain Ahead   Russia, Western Powers May Invoke Veto On Com aan Dene Y

Showdown Near on Franco Spain  Security Council Resumes Discussion

SHOWDOWN DUE ON SPANISH QUESTION   U.N. Security Council To Debote Renort

U. N. Given Spain Report   cet alias = a :  Head For Showdown On Charges; Big Three May Invoke Veto

HEAD FOR SHOWDOWN   ' erat Russian and Western Powers Consider Franco Spain

Veto Punch To Showdown On  Spain Looms   U. N. Council Meets Today to Appraise Report On Franco

Security Council Tackles Sub-Committee Report On Spain; Veto May Be Invoked      Collective U. N. Diplomatic Break With Madrid By General Assembly Called For

Showdown Near On Franco Issue   Hear One of Big Three May Invoke Veto Unless Report Is Modified

Council Big Three Face Showdown To Approve Report On Franco Spain

UN" Session cheduled Fol fternoon   Major Powers Are Armed With Right To Veto

{Council Facing , Veto Invocation  On Spain Repor'   U. S., Britain And Russia Seen Protesting Action For Divergent, Reasons

Security Council Heads For Showdown Over Appraisal Of Snain By Committee

Showdown on Spaii Is Seen for Security Council  Russia, Big Western Nations Armed With Power of Veto

Many County Farmers Will Receive Blanks in Government Land Survey

Meat Crisis Looms In Big City Centers.   Rush To Stock Up On Meats Follows Predictions Of Shortage Of Supplies

MEAT COUNTERS ARE LEFT BARE BY BUYING RUSH   Housewives, Fearing Widely Predicted Shortage, Storm Shops in Nation’s Large Cities.   RECORD-BREAKING SALES REPORTED   Supplies in Chicago, St, Louis and Memphis Exhausted —Cuts Carried Out by Armlocad.

Housewives Crowd Stores To Buy Meat   Reports of Shortages To Come Bring Rush Of Hoarding

Stormed Meat Counters   Housewives Stock Up Before Predicted ‘Worst Shortage We Have Known’

Line Forms To The Right Shoppers Raid Meat Counters ‘As Record Pinch Is Predicted

Women Storm Meat Shops fo Beat Shortage   Record-Breaking Sales Reported in Many Cities; Livestock Receipts at Low Ebb

Housewives Storm Meat Counters as Shortage Looms  Worst Shortage Ye  = rey Ft   Worst Shortage Ye Dealers Predict; Yards Empty

$1,025 Top Price Paid for Purebred Bull  Harlowton Entry Purchasec! by Idaho Stockarower

$1,025 Top Price Paid for Purebred Bull  Harlowton Entry — - Purchased by  —Jdaha Stackarawear

[OWA CIVIL WAR VETERAN DIES   Marshalltown Man Believed to Be 107

British Propose New Voting Plan To End Deadlock   Big Four Lines Up Behind Offer To Small Nations

British Attempt To Break Impasse  In Peace Parley   Small Powers At Peace Conference Split On Question Of Vote Issue   BRAZIL URGES SIMPLE MAJORITY   Pro-Soviet Delegates Insist Big Four Plan Of Two Thirds Vote Be Kept

OFFER COMPROMISE IN PEACE VOTE ISSUE   U. S. May Support British Proposal

FAMOUS MILIONAIRE SPORTS MAN IN SEMI-CONSCIOUS CONDITION — MANY TRANSFUSIONS ARE GIVEN

FORMER RENISEN WOMAN BURIED   Mrs. J. P. Wagner Laid to Rest At. Odebolt,  lowa

U.S; TO URGE PARLEY SPEED   ‘Yanks Asking Soviet Sphere ‘To Meet Deadline

U. S. IN FAVOR OF SPEEDUP AS BIG FOUR MEETS   Russians Are Asked To Put Pressure On Aides To Complete Work

Russian Sphere To Feel Pressure   Western Powers Ask Molotov to Speed Peace Negotiations

U. S. Would Speed  Paris Peace Parley   Russia Will Be Asked To Put Pressure on Nations in Soviet Sphere at Conference

Pressure Applied ToMolofov For Speeding Parley  _ Big Four Has First Meeting In Month;  Aamanaenhara

TVA Gives 13ttr Annual Report  All Facilities Now In Peacetime Use

TVA Is Breaking Records Set in War with New Peace-Time Power Demands

Rail Unions: Tough with Fact Finders   Board Is Warned Their Decision May Not Avert Strike

SENATE CUTS STRICi HOUSE STRIKE BIL]   Increase in Wa ges Asked by Lewis In Parley

Bowles Awaits Designation Of Exact Powers   Believe Order Will Di vorce Him From Snyder Authority

BOWLES’ POWERS TOBE OUTLINED IN TRUMAN ORDER   President Says Snyder te Continue as Reconver . tian Mieortar

' Have the Power Needed,’ Says Economic Stabilizer   Have Been at Odds.

Await Orders Fixing Bowles Exact Powers   Solons Assert Ruling Will Divorce Economic Stabilizer From Snyder

BOWLES’ STATUS 10 BE GLARIFIEE   Forthcoming Truman Orde Said to Clear Him of Snyder’s Control

AWAIT ORDER TO ESTABLISH BOWLES’ POWER   Bowles Believes He Has All The Power Necessary For  The Job

Truman to Clarify Powers of Bowles In New Position   Expected to Remove Economic Stabilizer from Snyder’s Authority

EGYPTIAN POLIGE BATTLE MOB IN ALEXANDRIA RIO]   Sixteen Hurt as “Day of Mourning” Brings New GOathrask 5

16 Egyptians Shot In Clash   Battle With Police In Alexandria; Cairo  Calm But Uneasy

16 Egyptians Wounded as Violence Flares During Mourning for Riot Victims   Egyptian Police Open Fire in Alexandria; In Cairo, Business Paralyzed by General Strike

  MAN SURPRISED WHILE BURNING PARTS OF BODY   Police Launch Search For Motorist At Lebanon, Indiana

Says Stalin Rated By People As Greatest Russian Of All Time   Associated Press Correspondent Reports Generalissimo Still Vigorous Man At 66 And Highly Respected

Stalin, in Good Health, Revered by Soviets But There Are Younger Men To Carry on When He's Gone

People Revere Stalin, Considering Him Greatest. Russian of All-Time

Russia Ranks Stalin Among Greatest of Her Historical Leaders: Revered-by People

Direct from t Moscow  Russ Now Rank § Stalin Among Greatest of Historical PSS a

AVG LEADER GET ORDER TO AESGUE OPS   Wallace Tells Men to Gc Home and Be “Good Politicians.”

Goering Admits He Shared in Looted Art   Denies He Ordered Massacres in Occupied Country

TWO MORE PLANS FOR VETS BONUS   Commission to Inquire Next Into Levy on Soft Drinks and Natural Gas

Commission Sees Little / Progress On Bonus Plans   Legislative Group Recesses Until Mav 6 and 7: Still Seek Payment Sources

FIVE HURT IN CRASH   Two Autos Sideswiped on Lincoln Highway Near Langhorne

ASKS ALLIANCE OF U.S. BRITAIN ~ BE ESTABLISHED   Sees Possibility of Common Citizenship but Concedes This Is Far Distant   SPEECH IS SEMI-OFFICIAL   Ee Ne ee  Text Seen by Truman and Lord Halifax Before Delivery in Missouri

Claims Russia Trying To Extend Might, Doctrines   Urges American, British Alliance

Asks Military Alliance With This Country   British War Leader Wants Firm Action

SEES NO LIMIT:. TO SOVIET WILL FOR EXPANSION   Hits ‘Fifth ~~ Column’ Activity

RUSSIA’S AIMS FOR EXPANSION ARE DENOUNCEL   Ex-Prime Minister Calls For An International Armed UNO Force

Urges Armed UNO To Keey World Peace   Briton Wants Firmer Anglo-U, S, Ties To Combat Communism

Russia’s Actions Are  Scored By Churchill In Fulton, Mo. Speech   Former British Prime Minister  Calls A Spade A Spade Pointing  Out UNO Armed Force Needed Now

Wants U.S., Britain to Be Permanent Allies   Urges UNO to Set Up World Armed Force at Once

PERMANENT TIE ASKED 10 HALT RED EXPANSION   Britain’s War Leader Rips Communist Grab Of Power In Europe   WANTS ATOM SECRET KEPT   Foresees Possible Common Citizenship Between America, Britain

Churchill Hits Russian Arms: Asks Alliance  Sees Common British,   Sees Common British, U. S. Citizenship to Keep the Peace

Asserts Russia. Seeks Power ‘Beyond Numbers   Advocates Establishment of UNO Army To Avoid Another World War

Reds Bar Doors To Manchuria After News Gut   Trains Searched For Foreigners

School Bus Routes Established Friday By County Board  T swawe Raw Cb haw

School Bus Routes Established Friday By County Board   Lines For Other _ Schools Will Be - Decided. Thursday

Fort Makes Vienna-Udine ’ Flight Armet   U.S..Plane Cusies Cargo,  “Mail, Crew: of Nine’  ‘On Route Marked. . By Incidents _

Bodies of Slain Fliers Will Be Flown to U. S,   Honor Guard. Escort For Four Shot Down By Yugoslav Fighters

Vienna To Udine Transport Armed, Avoids Yugoslavia  anes era TSE see c'nera mw

Yugoslavs Prepare to Honor American  Airmen They Killed   Atthe Same Time They Make New Accusation Against United States

FORTRESS fi USED TO MAKE VIENNA TRIP   Machineguns Are Kept Ready for Action During Flight

Avoided Yugoslav Territory, but Pursued Regular Route; First Since Yugoslavs Shot Down Transport Aug 19.

Reported Big Bombers To Be Used On Route   Search Is Conducted For Missing Airmen From Downed Craft

Armed Fortress Takes Over Vienna Flight  First Plane to Fly Since Crash Has Loaded Guns

PRESSURE ON YUGOSLAVIA PROTESTED   Soviet, Tito Papers Hurling Charges; Two Missing Americans Hunted.

FLYING FORT MAKES UDINE, VIENNA RUN   Yugeslavy Army  Furnishes Honor Guard for Bodies of Dead Fliers.

Red, Yugoslav Press Charges ‘U.S. Pressure’   Tito’s Nation Accords Full Military Honors to - Dead Americans

Uneventful Flight Made By Fortress:   Plane Had Guns Ready in Trip from Vienna to Udine

Flying Fortress Make: Austria-to-Italy Trip; Four Bodies in Grave

U. S. Planes’  Guns Loaded   Machine Guns Ready For Instant Action

Flying Fortress Runs Udine Route  Machineguns Kept Ready for Action

U. S. Fortress Flies From Vienna to Udine, Guns Loaded  Avoids Slav Territory but Readies for Action

Bodies of Four  Slav Victims Start Return   Escort of Honor Given by Tito Troops; Turk Held

EI EE EEE  (00 REPORTED DEAD IN PERUVIAN TOWNS HIT BY -EARTH sHoeKs

nov Is As  ovs  ant   e Advocate Of ip With West Of Duties  ian Shakeup

RUSSIANS PURGE MAXIM LITVINOV, FRIEND OF WEST   Deputy Foreign Minister Ousted In Shake-up

Ousted From Job As Aide To Molotov   Former Ambassador To U. S. Victim Of New Soviet Purge

Deputy Foreign Minister Had Been Friendly To Western Powers — No Reason For  _- Shakeup Is Given—Terse Announcement ‘Made From Moscow ary,

LITVINOV LOSES FOREIGN POST   Advocate of Soviet Friendship  Ousted in Shake-Up

Litvinov Dropped From Post in Red Foreign Office   Advocate of Friendship With Western World “Released” By Council

Russians Oust Maxini Litvinoy   Longtime Advocate Of Friendship With U.S. Loses Soviet Post

LITVINOFF OUT AS RED MINISTER   Advocate Of Western Friendship ‘Released’

SOVIET FOREIGN FFICE DROPS  LITVINOV AGAIN   ' . ry  Friend of   Western Powers

Litvinov Fired In Purge by  Soviet Union   Former U.S. ‘Envoy Has Been World Unity Exponent

REDS DISMISS HIGH LEADER IN SHAKEUP   Maxim Litvinov Fired; Had Urged East-West Amity

LITVINOV IS PURGED BY USSR   Advocate Of Friendship With Western Nations ‘Released’ From Soviet Duties

Cantankerous Convention [s Anticipated   4  ) DEMOCRATIC PARTY RIDDLED WITH STRIFE SINCE BACK IN 1944.   es  ime By CHARLES NETHAWAY

County Officials List Proposed Budgets; Tax Levy Increased.   Procecutor   Sheriff

County Officials List Proposed Budgets; Tax Levy Increased   Shariff

Lead Reduced To Less Than 1900 In Race   Lane Wins “Easily With Majority of 45,000 Over Mayor

Eight Precincts Still Missing; Official Count Today Will Decide Fight   LANE NEW GOVERNOR BY MAJORITY OF 45,622

House Alteration OF OPA Measure ~ Called “Murder’   See Price Control Killed As Amendment-Ridden Bill Extends Agency's Life

House Deals Hard Blow to Price Control   Rent Control Only Provision of Law Left Unchanged

House Passes OPA Bill With Amendments That Will Wreck Attempts At Price Contre!

President Suffer: Worst Defeat On OPA Measure   House Votes Overwhelmingly to Continue Agency For Nine Months But Loads Extension Bill With Amendments: Porter, Bowles May Resign

Extension Bill  Given Senate  By House Vote   President Disappointed In Action Taken By Representatives   VOTE IS 355 TO 42   Truman Hopes Senators Will Soften Blow To Price Limits

HOUSE VOTES 355 10 42 10 EXTEND OPA   Tally Considered Truman’s Worst Defeat; Agency To Be Limited

Worst Defeat Mf Career Is Given Truman   Extension For 9 Months Favored; Bill To Senate

Much Amended Bill Represents Truman’s Worst Legislative Defeat   Porter Says It Will Wreck Price Curb   President Hopes For Better Luck On Act In Fight Before Senate

HOUSE VOTES A WEAKENED BILL ON OPA   Solons Adopt, 355 to 42, a Measure Which Porter Says Will Wreck Price Control—Action a Truman Defeat.

Porter Sees Action Killing Price Control   Extension of 9 Months Approved; White House Hopes Rest in Senate

ECONOMIC OFFICIALS TERM MEASURE “END OF PRICE CONTROL”  SENATE NOW MUST PASS ON PROPOSALS TO CUT

House Act in Form That Will Wreck Controls  One of Truman's Waret Dofente

Price Control Ruined, Chief Of Bureau Says   Rongress Votes Over whelmingly To Continue Agency For 9 Montlts, Minus Inflation Bans   Scraps Subsidies On All Foodstuffs   President, Suffering Worst Legislative Defeat. Looks to Senate For Bet. ter Results

HOUSE TOSSES RIDDLED OPA BILL TO SENATE   Nine-Month Extension Of Act Seen Blow To Truman; Bowles Disapproves

Would Ruin Price Rule.  Porter Says   House Votes Extension But Strips Agency; To Senate Next.

PORTER SAYS BILL WRECKS PRICE CONTROL   Truman Handed Worst Defeat of Career; 9-Month Plan Wins 355-42.

House Passes Bill Continuing Control Agency Nine Months   Amendments Constitute Major Legislative Defeat for Truman

TRUMAN LOOKS TO SENATE FOR AID ON PRICES   Lower Chamber Hands Chief Executive His Worst Defeat

House Measure a Major Defeat for President Truman   Nine-Month Extension Is Granted but ina Form Which Would Wreck Price Control’

End of Price Control For Nation Seen   ‘President Truman Suffers One   OF His Worst Legislative  - Defeats Since Entering White House Year Ago

HOUSE VOTED T0 CONTINUE OPA FOR NINE MONTHS   In «a Form Paul Porter Said Would Wreck Price Control,   A DEFEAT FOR TRUMAN:   The Roll-eall Vote Was 855 to 42; Bill Tossed Over to Senate.

Bill “Murdered? Sabath Shouts;  Truman Silent   Measure Goes To Senate In Form That Wrecks Control, Porter Says

Amendment - Ridden Act Extends For Nine Months  PASSES HOUSE RMaemessre tT. Sant -Tr

Puny OPA Bill Goes to Senate As House Rebels To Bring Truman Defeat

‘Price Control Wrecked Porter Says Of Move   Hint He And Bowles May Resign; Truman Pins Hopes On Action In Senate

Porter Says It'll Wreck Price Contro!   One Of President Truman’s Worst Legislative Defeats.

Battered OPA Bill Ready for  House Action   Measure Will Amount to Repeal Of Price Control, Porter Asserts

OPA Extended Nine Months, but Amendments Represent Major Defeat for Chief Executive—Agency Boss Porter Avers Program Would Be Wrecked Under House Version; Legislator Declares Setup ‘Murdered’.

House Passes Stripped Down OPA Measure   President Truman Suffers One of His Worst Legislative Defeats, 355 to 42

Bill Extending OPA 9 Months  Goes to Senate      President Hopes for Bet: ter Fate; ‘Joyride to Disaster’, Bowles Says’

Amended Bill Is Sent to Senate; Blow to Truman   Vote is 355 to 42 on Final Passage: Leaders See OPA “Wrecked” by Heuse Action

Present Form To Wreck Price Control: Porte   Worst Legislative , Defeat For Truman; Vote was 355 To 42

Extend Life Of Agency for Nine Months   Truman Handed Worst Legislative Defeat; Final Vote 355 to 42

9-Month Extension Voted 355-42; One of Worst Defeats for Truman   Democratic-Republican Coalition: Amendments “Wreck-Price Control’, OPA Administrator: Says: Bowles Claims Measure: is“ Impossible’

Truman Suffers Worst Defeat in Year in Office   President ‘Hopes fo: Better Bill’ After Action by Senate

PRESIDENT IS HANDED BAD DEFFAT   “You've Murdered OPA,’ Shouts Aged Dean of the House

Price Control is Extended For 9 Months   Amended Measure Goes To Senate For Action

PRESIDENT SUSTAINS HIS WORST DEFEAT IN ADOPTION OF MEASURE IN THE HOUSE   Administrator Porter Estimates That If Agency Collapses Because of Changes, Consumer Prices May Skyrocket 50 Per Cent Over Present Levels   ACT 1S TERMED “IMPOSSIBLE BY BOWLES

Price Control Threatened, Says Bowles  Crue Mauce Starte   Says House Starts U.S. on “Joyride Te Disaster”

Bill Spells Doom Of Price Control   Amendment-Ridden Measure Sent To Senate for Further Action

‘White House Hopes Senate Shows Mercy   Nine-Months Continuation Passes Overwhelmingly ia Form Porter Savs Would Wreck OPA Prorram

ECONOMIC OFFIUIALS TERM MEASURE “END OF PRICE CONTROL”   SENATE NOW MUST PASS ON PROPOSALS TO CUT MOST AGENCY’S POWER

Wrecks Price Control: Porter   President Hopes for Changes in Upper House; Bowles Calls Measure “Joyride to Inflation”

BOWLES SEES LARGE LEAP IN LIVING COSTS   Price Control Officials Hopé for Better Treatment From Senators

Program Is Weakened by  Legislation   Curtailment of Various Powers Termed Severe Defeat for President; Adds Nine Months

Agency Is Granted Nine More Months As Bill Is Passed, Sent To Senate  ‘Amended Legislation Brings President

House W ould Cut Life of OPA To Nine Months   Bloc of Democrats Combine With G. O. P.’s To Deal President Worst Legislative Defeat Since Entering White House; Bill in Senate

VOTE 299-42 ON 9-MONTH EXTENDER   Porter Says Measure Will Wreck Price Controls   CHESTER BOWLES   Says Bill Is Impossible3 Only Rent Control Survives Defeat

Truman Suffers One Of Worst Defeats Today   Agency Stripped Of Most Of Its Powers In 355 To 42 Vote

Truman Suffers Defeat In Bill   Roll Call Is 355-42 In House; Bill  To Senate

Bowles Deplores Action, States it Begins Joyride to Economic Disaster

Bill Will Wreck Price Control, Claims Bowles   House Gives Truman Worst Legislative Defeat Since Entering White House

House Action in Prolonging  Foon tte te  Deals Truman Heavy Blow

PORTER CLAIMS FORM WRECKS PRICE CONTROL   Regarded as One of President’s Worst Levislative Defeats

Bill Goes To Senate For Action   President Has ‘No Comment for Print,” Ross Says; Hopes Better Things  ee ere ee ae ae eT   ‘Tov Ride’ Is Seen   Bowles Says Measure Would Bring U. S. to Disaster

BILL, TORN APART BY AMENDMENTS, GOES 10 SENATE   Porter Complains Extensive Changes Will “Wreck Price Contrai”

STUNNING DEFEAT HANDED PRESIDENT BY LOWER HOUSE   Amendment-Ridden Price Control Extension Measure Goes Te Senate

Sefs Life At Nine Months   Legislative Defeat For Truman; Chester Bowles Calls Measure ‘Impossible’

Porter Sees Wrecking Of  Price Control   One Of Truman’s Worst Leg« islative Defeats Since Ens tering Office.   I'VOTE OVERWHELMING

House Sends OPA Bill To Senate Body   Form Passed in House Is Worst Legislative Defeat Given Truman Since He Took Office.

TOSSES RIDDLED BILL TO SENATE BY 355 T0 42 VOTE   PORTER SAYS PRICE CONTROL VIRTUALLY WRECKED BY CURBS

SEATE IS WITH SENATE   Bowles Calls Amended Bill “Impossible; He May Resign - 

AMENDMENTS INFLATICNARY, PORTER SAYS   Bowles Declares Nation On Joyride Toward Economic Disaster

355-42 Vote One of Worst Defeats Truman  Has Suffered   President “Hopes for Better Results’ in Upper Chamber

WHAT PRESIDENT THINKS 1$ NOT FOR PUBLICATION   One Of Truman's Worst Defeats Since He Took Office: Porter Says Bill, As It Now Stands. Will Wreck Price Cone  trol.

Mauled OPA Bill To Senate   Bowles Terms Measure Passed By House “Impossible”; Porter Says Prices Would Rise 50%

Well-Amended Legislation Passed Along   House Roll Call Vote Is 355 to 42; Porter Attacks

Judgment Day for Nazi Criminals  Eyes on Nuernberg for Fate of Hitler Aides

Ship Operators Weigh Demand      CIO Strike On Heels O: AFL Walkout Ties Up Docks

Bowles Attempts Defense of Dairy  Subsidy Increase Would Hike Wages, He Tells Severe

OPA’s Subsidy Methods Scored   Anderson Hits Plans For Dairymen of U.S.

Preferential Treatment Not Asked By May   War-Time Chief of Ammunitions Division Of War Department Supports Congressman

PROFIT PROBERS ASK GENERAL T0 PRODUCE NOTES   Solons Want to See Memos Using ‘Influence’ on War Contracts

Committee Asks To See Notations   To Check Memos Hardy Said Led Him to Think May ‘Pressurine’

ASK FOR MEMOS ON WAR PROFITS   Mead Committee Demands To See Notes Gen. Hardy Says Convinced Him May Used Pressure.

Mead Probers Will Investigate Hardy Memos   War-time Chief of Ammunition Says Convinced  That Influence Used

Signs WithUnion For  His Plant   Elsewhere 750,000 CIO Stecl Workers Ready ta Quit dan 1,300 Steel Plants Monday

Pacifie Coast Mills Work As Other Plants Prepare To Close Monday Morning

Rest Of Steel” Plants To Go. On Strike Sooii      Kaiser Says He Accepts Pre idential Proposal For 1B Cent Raise. = -.   FEW START SATURDAY

Kaiser Accepts Trumat Wage Formula, Signer Contract With CIO   Big Plants Begin Closing Furnace   750,000 Affected By W out; 30,000 In Magie City Will Quit

Besides, It Might Be Dangerous— Atom Bombs Worry Othman   Would Give Job To Senator H. Byrd

DISSCDI10ONS MIE saith Concern Price To Allow Steel Industry  /OVER-ALL PRICE CONTROL PLAN SAID TO BE COMPLETE  Revised Formula Reported. ly Makes No Attempt To Control Wages

Government Can't Make Up Its Mind On Steel Prices   Meanwhile, Nation Suffers From Lack of Steel.

Gen. Eisenhower May Be Summoned   Congressional Leaders Formulate Plans To Seck Explanation Of Army Demobilization

OPA Opinions Are  Wd.   Approximately 80. Percent Of Letters Advocate Price Controls Extension

Senators Skeptical Of Import   Senate Banking Committee Reports 80% In Favor  !  of Extension

OPA Opinions Are Flooding: Congress   ' Approximately 80-Percent Of Letters Advocate Price Controls Extension

Pro-OPA Letters Rain Down On  Capitol Hill   Solons Skeptical About Mail; Believe They  Are Part of Propaganda

People Call On Congress  To Save OPA   Flood Of Letters And Telegrams Protest Weakening Of Price Controls

Illicit Narcotic Trade Mounting  Seizures Increase During Past Year

weatner woes Un Rampage in ooutn  Kentucky Flooded. Texas Snowbound: Many Homeless. 30 Dead. 329 Hurt By Tornadoes   Williamson Hit By Flooded Tua

Texas Blanketed By Heavy Snow After Tornadoes   Foot Deep In Some  Places; Death Toll From Tornadoes Reaches 30

Typhoon Rage: Across Luzon Island   Communications Lacking From Region

Ted Williams Paces Junior Loop Victory   National League Entry Doled Out Only Three Hits

Boston Star Slams Out Two Homers   Over 34,000 Jam Fenway Park for 13th Annual Game

American All-Stars Trounce Nationals   Ted Williams Clouts Two Homers in Pacing Junior Circuit to 12-0 Runaway in 13th Clash, Keller Also Homers: Nationals Get Only 3 Hits.

Americans Win  All-Star Game   Ted Williams Pounds Ont Two Homers In: 12. 0 Rur -awav Victory.

American League Wins All-Star Game {? to 0   Boston Clouter Williams Paces Baseball Victory

American League  Gives Nationals.  Terrific Pasting Ted Williams Sets  Clouting Pace in 39 7 AllStar Win

TED WILLIAMS GETS TWO HOMERS TO LEAD JUNIOR LOOPS WIN  RUNAWAY WITH CLASSIC CREDITED TO PITCHER FELLER: 17 HITS MADE

AMERICANS BEAT N. L. STARS, 12-0   Ted Williams, With Four Hits, Including Two Homers, Paces Teammates — Nationals Held to Three Blows.

American Leaguers Swamp Nationals By 12 to 0 Count   All-star Game at Boston a Runaway-Williams Clouts a Pair of Homers

American League All-Stars Win From Nationals  Ted Williams Hits 2 Homers in 12-0 Win

Ted Williams Slaps Two Homeruns, Outhits Entire Senior Leaque Team. 4-3

American Leaguer: Beat Nationals In All-Star Game   Players From Junior Cirevit Triumph 12-0, Pounding Out 14 Hits and Holding Losers to Three Safe Blows; Williams Stars

Bobby Feller, Newhouser And Jack Kramer Give Up Only Three. Hits to Losers

Fear B-29 Out Of Honolulu Is Lost   One of Flight of Five; Patrol Cars Out Searching For Crashed Plane

@ PAUL MALLON—  Value of War Crimes Decisions Highly Problematical

a ee ee te ee ne  Value of War Crimes Decisions Highly Problematical

BEHIND== THE! NE ay  n_. Dain Marirnny ae      TRIBUNAL MAKES IT CRIME TO LOSE WAR

Mead Committee Has 500 Tips on War Profiteering   Closed Session Consider: Use of Priority System For Check-ups   SOMERVELL LIKELY TO FACE INQUIRY   Defective Shells Bring Bitter Letters from Former Army Men

Pick Next Probe From 500 Leads   Evidence Pours In Concerning Defective Shells

Group Seeks fc Select New Profits Probe   Senate Committee Studies 500 Leads For Investigation

FILIBUSTER - PAGING TEST   PETITION _BEING_CIRCULATED. IN EFFORT TO END VERBAL BLOCKADE OF BILL

Eastern Ship Operators Reported Offering New Strike Relief Proposal

Conciliators In Drive to Avert Strike   Eastern Ship Operators Reported Preparing te Make New Offer Sased On Shore Leave Pay

Drive To Avert C10 Strike on Friday Speeded   Employer Proposal: ‘On Wrong Track,’ Union Officer Says

Oakland Union: Bid for Peace   Merchants’ Association to Weigh Proposal at Mass Meet Today

RIVALRY FOR KEY POSTS IN SENATE   Reduction in Number of ‘Committees Responsible

More Butter For ““Biege” Bread?   Food Conservation May Change Eating Habits

LESS BUTTER FOR NEW BREAD   PROSPECTS FOR FUTURE SUPPLY LOOKS DISMAL

BUTTER SHORTAGE UP FOR HEARING   House Group Also Plans to Look Into Wheat, Sugar Situation

Collections By Pauley Under Fire   Senators Probe Further Into Ethics Of President’s Navy Nominee

SNOW FLURRIES HIT STATE AS COLD ARRIVES   Hazardous Driving Reported Ir Fayette County, Other Places

Turner fo Be In Runoff, It Is Conceded   Survey Indicates Second Man Will Be H. C. Jones, Dixie Gilmer or Wm. O. Coe

WINNIE RECOMMENDS STUDY OF WHITE ANT   Churchill Sees U. S., Great Britain In Service Role

Churchill In Unity Plea   Wants America, Britain To Walk Forward Together With No Aim of Conquest

Churchill Gives Soviets  Cryptic*Advice   Urges Reds Study White, Ants for Hint of Destiny

MACARTHUR PLOT SHOCKS JAP PEOPLE   Repercussions — Feared In Every Household

JapsShocked   News Of Plot on General Life Brings Fears Of U. S. Repercussions

Japanese Shocked By Plot to Kill MacArthur  Country Loses Face; Repercussions Being Feared Now

Nine Dead From Heavy Rainfall In California  yee yf , sty   Fight Waged On  Drunken Driving

RAINSTORMS END IN LOS ANGELES   One Drowned; Eight More Die in Traffic

GOVERNMENT WINS ANTI - TRUST CASE   A. and P. Found Guilty on Monopoly Charge

COURT ORDERS FREE ENTRY TO PLANT FOR FEW   ‘Opens Lines to Office and _ Maintenance Workers;  CIO Raps Order

TEMPERATURES:   Court Orders Free Entry For Office Workers   Pickets Warned Not To Molest Those Of Maintenance Staff

Wac Court-Martial Set For August It   Capt. Kathleen Nash Durant Te Stand Triat Fer Theft Of Krenbere Jewels

Bowles raps  lobby efforts  to ‘kil? OPA ‘Next 90 days is neriod of crisis’

ek Inflation, owles Declares  ci Lobbies   Crucial Battles for Price Control at Hand, Says Stabilizer

Bowles Says ‘Irresponsible’ Lobbies Are Out To Wreck" Vital Controls

Price Crisis Near, Bowles Declares   ‘Greedy’ Lobbies Peril Nation, Stabilizer Says

Bowles Accuses Lobbies of Paving Way fo Inflation  Decision Made Whe  Congress Votes to Fetand Drica (anteal

Fruit Ceilings ‘Again Imposed   Price Increases Force OPA Ruling to Curb High  Cock

OPA Puts Ceiling  Back on Citrus   Take Effect Jan. 4;  Price Boom Is Reason

Franco Says He Aided Allied Cause   Prevention of German Domination of Mediterranean Cited

Spain Fights Back Against Movement To Oust General Franco's Regime

Spain Denies Offer To Enter War With Axis   Protests Foreiqn Attempts To Oust Franco As Leader

Hitler Barred From Country, Madrid Says   Franco Credited With Assisting Cause OFf Allies

SPAIN ASSERTS IT AIDED ALLIES   Cites Prevention of Axis Domination of Mediterranean

SPAIN CLAIMS AID TO ALLIES   Prevented Axis Domination Of Mediterranean

SPAIN DE AIDING AXIS DURING WAR   Franco Government Fighting Back Against Movement for Replacement of Reaime   HITLER PLAN FOILED

SPAIN DEFENDS ~ FRANCO REGIME   Madrid Radio Claims Natior Helped Allies by Blocking Axis Moves

Spain Says SheBalked Axis Plans   Asserts Hitler and Mussolini Were Kept From Ilitting Gibraltar

Franco Regime Fights Back  Spain Claims Policies Hamnere d Hitler

FRANGO CLAIMS HE SLOWED AXIS   Madrid. Radio Tells Of Foil ing Plans Of Hitler

Spain Blocked Nazi Advances, Claims Franco   Axis Domination Halted as Aid To Allies, Said

FRANCO DENIES HELPING AXIS   Claims Spain Kept Ger. many, Italy From Dominating Mediterranean

Spain Denies Aiding  Axis During Wer   Declares She Kept Italy  And Germany from Dikwmismntinn: Beales:

F ranco Regime Declares It  Refused All Coercion by Axis to Join War;  Rejfute U.S. 

SPAIN DENIES ASSISTING AXIS DURING CONFLICT   Claims They Kept Germany Italy From Dominating Mediterranean

Spain Denies Aiding Nazis   Says Government Aided Allied Powers By  Preventing Domination

SPAIN SAYS SHE AIDED THE ALLIES   Madrid Radio Declares Country, During War, Prevented Axis Domination of Mediterranean, North Africa.

DEGAIES FEAR AND PANIG IN POLIO BATTLE   Doctors Point to Low Rate of Aitack of Disease; 3 New Cases.

Polio in lowa Not Alarming Officials Say   Caution Against Groundless Fear in Present Attack

ARMY BANISHES GERMAN-HATING   Occupation © Troops Are Ordered To Help Reich Rebuild

Appeals ror Stronger Government... .  Hoey Urges U. S. Power Even Lewis Can Respect

sen. HoeyFavors how Of Power   Dictators Have 1 In Economic Field and Have Assumed Power

DYER IS CHARGED   Abductor of Milton Beach Must Answer for Kidnap and Robbery

Philadelphia Transit Halts   Strike Ties Service; Tue Boat Talks Set

Term China Reds Charge Propaganda   U. S. Efforts to Aid China Based On Supposition Signed Truce Would Be Observed

Modity Ruling On Pinsetters   Boys Between 16-18 May Be Employed

SOCIAL SECURITY STUDY ORDERED   HOUSE GOMMITTEE TO CONSIDER PROGRAM WITH VIEW TO REVISION.

PARTIES BATTLE FOR CLEVELAND   Ohio Metropolis to Decide Lausche vss Herbert Contest

Tu rkey Flees Turkey Day   Hysterical Housewife Summons Firemen to Re trieve Dinner.

SEE GM OFFER IN AUTO STRIKI   Expect Corporation to Come Out With 18% Cent Raise For CIO-UAW Workers

UAW Expects New GM Offer; Talks To Resume Today   Reuther Says Union Wil Hold Out for More than 18 1-2 Cents

Today’s Outlook   SINO CIVIL WAR GREATEST THREAT TO WORLD PEACE   By DeWITT MacKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analvst

Father-In-Law's Threat Fails lo ool Love Vi eee _ “Jeannette, Come Back And Live Like Human Rainn “ Pleads Hubby As He Pickets Spouse

On First Wedding Anniversary Wife Remains in Father's House  As Husband Pickets for Her Return

Neither Snow, Nor Cold, Nor Threat Of Injunction Halts Wife-Picket

Curfew Put On Jewish Cities  Following Riots  Death Toll Of _ Uprising Now Totals 19

Lewis May Increase Demands Is Claimed   May Seek Five Day Week, BightHour Day With No Pay Decrease

1946 PRIMARY  SEASON OPENS  TOMORROW. Hilinois Provides   Furst Test   Illinois Provides F irst Test Of Candidates

HOUSE CONTROL PRIZE AS 1946 PRIMARIES OPEN   Illinois Votes F First; GOP Conceded Chance To Win Now And In 1948

Army Bomber Crashes, All Hands Killed   Another Plane Missing in  Far Pacifie

SIX KILLED IN BOMBER CRASH   8-25 EXPLODES, KILLS ALL ABOARD, NEAR LONG BEACH

Sen. Gurney Uraes Draft in Teen-Ages  Conferees Deadlocked   Conferees Deadlocked on Issue; House Rejects Compromise

Congress Still Deadlocked on Teen-Age Draft   House Members Reject Compromise By Senate Conferees

Teen Drafting Talk Stymied   Senate-House Group Remains Deadlocked

COMPROMISE ON DRAFT OFFERED   WOULD CALL TENNe« AGERS FOR SERVICE IN UNITED STATES

GURNEY STATES TEEN-AGE DRAFT IS NECESSARY      Senator Issues Warning As Conferees On Extension Remain Deadlocked

GURNEY LEADS SENATE FIGHT ON DRAFT BILL   House-Voted Holiday May Be Supported By Senators

Teen-Age Draft   : Says Congress Will Be Tam pering With U. S. Security. If It Fails   ‘CONFERENCE STILL IN A DEADLOCK   Members of House Remain Firm in Stand to Reject Compromise

_ 5, ARMY NEEDS EEN-AGE YOUTHS, GURNEY ASSERTS   Senate - House Conference Still Deadlocked on Draft lecue

Senate and House Both Stand Firm   Nation’s Security Placed In Jeopardy, Gurney Warns Disputants

Teen Draft Backers Fight To End Stall   House Conferees Reject 18-Year  Deferment Plan

Iran Protests To Stalin; Is Given Withdrawal Terms   Certain To Include the Granting of Oil Concessions

USSR Terms Are Given To Iran   Troop Withdrawal Protest Still Undecided

REDS WANT IRAN OIL CONCESSIONS   Premier Returning With Moscow's “Terme”

Soviets Sending Terms To fran  - List Conditions OF Withdrawal .

IRAN CHIEF PROTESTS TO RUSSIA   Presents Written Protest; Is Received By Marshal Stalin

Reds Reply To  Iran Demands   Envoy Received By Stalin and Molotov

Armed Cruiser Dispatched to Trieste Area   Diplomats Jittery Over Possibility Of Big Explosion

Trieste Sent  U. S. Cruiser   Power Augmented as Feat Of Exnlosion Mounts

Ala Is Given Full Powers  In UNO Case   Premier Qavan of Iran Notifies Security Coun cil That Envoy Has Final Voice on Any ot Nation's Issues — Russia Pays Dues into Oraanizatiaon.

Soviet Payment Of Her UN Dues Is Hopeful Sign   Council Hopes to Be On Full Team Basis

Iran Stand Is Backed  By Premier   Says Ala Fully Qualified to Represent Nation Before Security Council: Reds Pay Due:

Iranian: Premier Gives oe, Unqualified Support To Delegate At UNO Parley

lran Government Supports Envoy  Await Moscow Action On Report Demand

Iranian Support Cabled   Reply to Claims By Russia That Hussein Ala Was Not up on Facts

Iran Premier Supports His ‘Ambassador’   Sends Telegram Direct To United Nation Security Council.   “ALA ACCREDITED

lran Supports Ambassador At UNO Hearings   Russians Had Charged That Envoy Was Not Familiar With Situation

Tran Supports UNO Delegate   Await Red Reaction To Call For Report

SUPPORT GOES TOIRANIAN AMBASSADOR   Speculation Mounts _ Over Moscow Reaction To Request by UN

Gromyko - Refuses to Answer AH Questions: Ala Has Full Authority Speak For His Goyern ment.

RED PAYMENT OF DUES GIVES HOPE OF UNITY   Other Developments Predict Return of Gromyko on Wednesday

RUSS PAYMENT OF UNO DUES CHEERS PARLFY   Delegates Believe Gromyke May Return to Security Council

lran Gives Ala Its Unqualified UN Support  No Indication Giver As to Next Sten

Qavam Sends Telegram To Security Council To Counteract Claim Made By Russians

Iran Supports lis U. N. 0. Envoy in N. Y.   Speculation Over Russia’s Next Move Is Mounting

tran Gives Unqualitied Support to Ambassador   Moscow’s Reaction To Council Request On tranian Issue Stirs Speculation

IRANIAN PREMIER 1S BACKING ALAIN ALL ISSUES BEFORE UNO   RUSSIAN CLAIMS ENVOY  ‘NOT INFORMED SPIKED ~RY-OFFICIAL MESSACE

Iran Government Gives Unqualifiec Support to Envoy   Premier Qavam Sends Sur. prise Message to Secretary of UNO

REDS SILENT ON PLEA FOR IRAN REPOR]   Speculation Mounts On Probable Action As  Deadline Nears

Tension Mounts Over Reds’  Reply to Plea for Iran Data   Iranian Government Gives Full Support To Its Ambassador Here: No Indication (siven as to Russia’s Next Move in UN

Hussein Ala Has Full Power, Says Note to Council   Pentradicts Russian Claims: UNO Announces Dues Payment by Soviet in Ful!

Council Tension Mounts As Deadline Nears For Moscow Reply On Iranian Case

'G. M. STRIKE TALKS _ END AFTER MIDNIGHT   Six Hours of Discussion Fail to Bring Settlement of 101-DayOld Walkout.

STRIKE PICTURE IS STILL BLACK   Few Strikes Settled But Major Walkouts Sched uled.

GIVEN 11 MONTHS — IN COUNTY JAIL   Te Cour Why He Hlped e e In Robberies   \OTHER COURT CASES

Army Air Force Hero Is Qinon 11 Months in Jail   Can’t Tell Court Why He Helped in Robberies—18 Years-Old Youth Says He Wouldn’t Have Committed Crime If He Had Known  What lalle Like —

Famous Flyer ls Badly Hurt   Howard Hughes Crashes in New Airplane on Maiden Fliaht

Hughes, Ace Aviator, Is  Hurt Badly   Millionaire Flier Near Death After Test Plane Crash

loward Hughes {s Injured as” XT-11 Crashes   Spotsman-Pt-«@ Builder in. Oxyain Ted Ader  New Plana Credits  Onte Hauce

World Food Output Shows Increase;  but Shortage ‘Looms   Largest Corn Crop on Record Is Reported in Agriculture Survey; Cotton Production Is Up

HISTORIC HALL IS DESTROYED   WASHINGTON'S FIRST CONVEN. ——TION HALL -_WIPED_OUT_— BY FIRE EARLY  ‘Palematiata ae iat

FOES CONCEDE PERON VICTOR)   Lead Extended as Supporters Of Tamborini Give Up

PERON WINS IN ARGENTINE VOTE   famborini Supporters Admit Candidate’s Defeat After Recent Ballot Count

THE‘ NEW.  By PAUL MALLON ME"   NATIONAL INDUSTRY IN PECULIAR CONDITION

Government {s Preparing For Action In Court   President Truman Directs All-Out Battle To Smash Coal Shut-Down   LEWIS IS SILENT ON FURTHER PLANS

FINAL. STEPS ~-BEING TAKEN INTHE TEST      ILED-TODAY_TO_FORCE— . UMW CZAR-TO OFFER \" HIS DEFENSE:  “DOCUMENTS SLATED TO BE

CONTEMPT OF COURT MOVE EXPECTED   U. M. W. Boss in Seclusion as All His Miners Leave Jobs

Clark May Handle  Sedition Cases   Indication Seen After Aide Is Dismissed

JUSTICE DEPT, LAWYER FIRED ~ FOR OUTBURST   Attorney General Will Handle Sedition Trials—Rogge Loses His Post

Claims Rogge Violated His Confidence   Attorney General Summarily Fires Assistant Prosecutor

Threat Seen Of Nationwide Shipping Strike   West Coast Asked to Delay April 1 Walkout for ‘United Action’

National Shipping Strike Threatens   NMU Calls for ‘United Action’ by Longshoremen

MOSCOW ASKS COUNCIL FOR 17 - DAY DELAY   Security Council Gets Conflicting Views For Its Meeting Of March 25

Reds Request Postponement  Until April 10   Soviet Ambassador Says Time Needed To Prepare Case

Moscow Asks Delay In Council Parley; Stettinius Wants Tranian Case Placed  At Head of Agenda

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U.S., Soviets Split On UNO — Opening Date   Gromyko Asks That Session be Postponed Until April 10—Stettinius Asks Quick Consideration of the lecize

MOSCOW ASKS FOR DELAY IN UNO HEARINGS   AMERICA FAVORS QUICK ACTION ON TEHRAN APPEAL

U.S. Requests Prompt Action On Iran's Plea   Moscow Wants Session Put Off - Until April 107

Soviet Requests Security Council To Postpone Its  Monday Meeting   Nashingion Asks Tha Issue Be Placed at Head of Agenda   REDS SAY THEY NEED TIME TO PREPARE CASE   Council Goes Ahead with Plans for Session in New York

Reds, U. S. Split On —  Iran Hearing   Byrnes Asks Top Spot For Study; Russia Asks Delay

Soviet Ambassador Asks Security Council Secretary for Time to Prepare Soviets’ Case: Fighting Between Kurdish Tribes And Iranian Army Reported by Officer

NO BROWN... OUT FOR US UP TO NOW   35-Minute Partial Blackout Sunday Night Was’ - Accidental

Dewey Bids for Veteran Votes; Denies Slush Fun¢   Cites Education Program At College Dedication; Lists Constroction Plans

'Governor Dewey Declares Pledge to Give ‘Education to Veterans Is Being Kepl

CHICAGO. HAS KIDNAP HUNT         FGRO-N UMBERS-RACKET “KING” SEIZED BY FOUR  " GUNMEN LATE SATUR = PAY NIGHT

Safe is Cracked: $20,000 Missing?   Story Continued in Next Week's Report

BLAST IN SHED KILLS FIVE AND INJURES SEVEN   South Carolina Banana Ripening Building Is Scene of Explosion

Explosion Kills 5 in S. Carolina   Blast Demolishes Bartana Ripening Shed in Columbia.

FIVE:PERSONS: ARE KILLED IN SOUTH CAROLINA EXPLOSION   Banana Ripening Shed Demolished By Sharp Blast .

EIGHT OTHER HURT IN BLAST ON UPTOWN ST.   Morning Explosion Rips Building Of Columbia Curb Market; Tragedy May Have Been Started By Smoker.

RESCUERS AFTER TV CRASH VICTINS      Americane Hurt As Plane Forced-—Down—in-——Franch Ains —

U. S. PLANE CRASHES IN THE FRENCH ALPS   Three Generals Among 13, Aboarc —Rescuers Racing to Reach 11 Injured Victims.

No Traffic Jam During Morning At Local Polls   Severe Weather Cuts Turnout Over Texas

WEATHER CONDITIONS CAUSE FEW TO CAST BALLOTS OVER STATE  HEAVY TURNOUT SEEN AT HOUSTON, RESULT OF HOT MAYOR RACE

Bad Weather Cuts Down Texas Voting   Holcombe Leading In Race for Mayor At Houston

McKAY TRIAL IS RECESSED FOR WEEK END      Judge Rules.Out Part of DeFoe’s Testimony —_

JUDGE THROWS OUT TESTIMONY   DE FOE STORY OF LIQUOR BUYING RULED OUT

Truman Knows Value of Fun   Attended Comedy And Had Evening  EFeaa EFeaw (Cara

EMEN WADING BEER, SEEKING HER VICTIMS IN BAKER HOTEL SEMENT, HOURS AFTER BLAST

No Permanent U. §. Fact Board   Not Desired, Says Conciliator Warren

American Plans For Defense Are Given Set-Back   Iceland Refuses To Grant Bases On Island

Prime Minister Says Air Rights Can’t Be Granted   Would Be Key Position On Elaborate System Of Off-Shore Defenses

U.S. Denied   Air Bases On Iceland   Prime Minister ‘Thors Deelares Went Grant Righis. Upsets Amceriroan Defense Plans

Iceland Denies Air Base Rights For U.S. Defense   Prime Minister Says In Speech Country Cannot Gront Airports

U. 8. DENIED AIR BASE IN nt   AMERICA’S PLANS FOR SYSTEM OF OFF-SHORE DEFENSES _MEETS SETBACK,

U.S. Hopes For Iceland Base Jolted   Prime Minister Declares Against American Proposal

American Plan For Off-Shore Defense Jolted  Island Network Of Bases Tied Into UN System

Iceland Balks AtU.S. Base.  America Secks Chain Of Military Outposts

Minister Of Iceland Rejects Plan   Russia Believed Responsible For Premature “Break”

Lumber Priority Crack-Down Seen For Vet Housing   ‘H-H’ Orders May Be Honored by Nation's Lumber Mills Soon

HOUSING PRIORITIES OF VETS MAY BE EXTENDED TO INCLUDE MOST MATERIAL REPORT SAYS

Wyatt May Revamp Priorities System   Housing Chief To Extend Setup Backward, Report

WOULD INCLUDE CREDIT FOR TIME SPENT IN ARMY   ‘ederal Security Agency Recommends Broad 8-Point Program, Including Hospital Insurance And Minimum $25 Weekly Jobless Pay.

Broad Expansion Of Security Program Asked  Veterans Would Get Credit for Time

Broad Expansion Of Security Program Asked   Veterans Would Get  Credit for Time  Spent in Service

Social Security Expansion Urged To Aid Veterans   Congress Gets Annual Report

SSB Asks Widened Vet Plan   Lists 8-Point Program For More Speniting af Saxhil Gsennine Basals

Truman Slates Key Speech at Chicago   President Expected To Set Forth Strong American Foreign Policy in Army Day Talk

President Truman Arrives In Chicago   The Chief Executive and  Retinue Arrived at Nine o’Clock.

Chicago Welcomes Top Brass   Windy City’s Blowout Will Be Headline Feature of Nation’s Army Day Program

Truman Will Speak Today   To Deliver Address At Chicago Soldier ° Field at 4 P.M.

Truman Demands Powerful Peace — Force As Troops Parade In Chicago

Gromyko Plans To Absent Self From Meeting   Soviet UN Delegate Knows Of No Russian Report Pertaining To Iranians

No Report On lranian Case, Says Gromyko   Vital Issue Due to Come Up This Afternoon

Gromyko May Not Attend Meet   Knows of No Russian Report On Iranian, Case

Security Council Probes Iran Issue Gromyko Absent   Russian Boycott Impending; Heated Session Pre dicted This Afternoon

Gromyko Plans New Boycott   Russian Delegate Not To Attend Today’s  Session On Iran

RUSSIANS HAVE NO IRAN REPORT   Gromyko Doesn't Plan To Attend Session Of Securitv Council.

Gromyko Set To Carry Out. 'U. N. Boycott   Russian Refusing To Attend Talks Qn Tran Problem

Gromyko Says He May Not Attend the U.N. Study of Iran   Knows of No Report on Troops Withdrawals; Plan Open Talks

Believe Buckley Again Survives GOP Landslide   state Auditur Leads Wood; No Recount Is Asked; Dever Still Confident

MOSLEM TALKS IN STALEMATE   ‘British Thus Far Unable To Break Hindu - Moslem Deadlock Over Indian Independence,

India Peace Hopes Fade   ' Inter-Party. Deadlock In London May Force Lenger British Rule

IN CLASH TODAY   Night Sticks Were Brought Into Play As the Paraders Resisted.

Sedalia Movies Remain Closed in Feud With City   Theaters Boarded Up Since Aug. 17 In Tax Protest

FIRE IS UNDER CONTROL      British Freighter Reported Blaze in Boiler Room

HEAVY: LAYOFES LOOM IF STRIKE: TS PROTRACTED   Steel Plants Begin to Bank Furnaces; Auto Industry Also Affected   SOME DIMOUTS STARTED   EEE RE eS NEE AE Bee  Government Seeks to Stretch Limited Coal Supnly to Utmost

EFFORT MADE T0 CONSERVE COAL SUPPLY INU. S.   Will Attempt To Stretch 31 Day Supply As Far As Possible

Bowles Seen As Boss of Wage-Prices  White House Denies Snyder on Way ~  fe. .P BD...

Bowles May Boss Price. Wage Policy   Government Sources Say He Won Victory In Fight To Hold Line

BOWLES 10 GET TOP AUTHORITY IN PRICE FIGHT   Conceded to Have Won Complete Victory On Control Policy

Bowles Seen _ As New Wage.  Price Boss   Ascendance of OPA Chief Heralded in Washington

Bowles seen as boss over  price control  _ Top authority to follow victories

PAUL PORTER RUMORED AS NEW OPA HEAD   White House Denies Reconversion Job  Shift Planned

GREYHOUND DRIVERS START BACK TO WORK   Busses Probably Won't Get Under Way Till Saturday

Fiery Young Tulsa Prosecutor Blasts  G. O. P. and Ridicules Efforts to Win State

DIXIE GILMER SWINGS SUPPORT TO ROY. TURNER   Asserts‘: ‘GOP Fails To Offer Anything Constructive

DECLINED TO LIMIT DEBATE ON _ ANTI-POLL TAX BILL   The Decision of Senate Was Interpreted As Killing Legislation This Season   CLOTURE WAS REJECTED   A Two-thirds Favorable Vote of Members Present Was Necessary.

~—Vote Delayed—  Anti-Poll Tax Bill Doomed   Southerners Can Hold Floor Until Session Adiourns

TERRORIST BANDS FLOG 3 SOLDIERS   Palestine Is Boiling As New Treubles Develop Rapidly

BRITISH ARMY MEN FLOGGED   Terrorists Blamed For Kidnapping, VW/hipping Victirns

English Army Men Captured, Whipped   Blow-By- Blow Retaliation By Terrorists Is : Suspected _

Terrorists Flog Three  In Palestine   Army Major and Two Sergeants Are Given 18 Lashes Apiece

Kidnapers Flog Three Britons In Palestine   Major, Two Sergeants Beaten in Retaliation For Whipping of Jew

Captors Flog 4 Britons _ In Holy Land   Vow More Beatings In Retaliation for’ Whipping of Rebber

Kidnap Victim From Hotel In _ Stormy Regior   Two Sergeants Alsc Abducted, Whipped By Armed Gana

Revotilicans - Ate, Gunning. For Wallace   Shooting Will-Be on The Senate Floor: Over, Appropriations ~ ~ Requested

GOP GUNNING FOR WALLACE      Senators Will Attempt To Balk Plans To Expand  Commerce Bureau

Three Important Cases Are Delayed by U. S. Supreme Court   There Is Indication Of Four to Four Split On Matters at Stake

Supreme Court Delays Action On Three Case:   Decides To Await Return Of 9th Member Now  In Europe

COURT HOLDS UP DECISIONS   Four Important Cases Are Laid Aside, Indicating Four to Four Split

Total Idle Is Reduced To 970,000   Government Opens Drive To End Labor Disputes And Get Reconversion Program in High Gear

McNarney Bars  Pow ML  VEIIIGH FULLe. Searches in Displaced Persons Camps Bannec

News Behind the News  Copyright McClure Newspaper   WASHINGTON By Rav Tucker

PREMIER PLANS ITALIAN WPA   De Gasperi Movés Swiftly to Placate Demonstrators.

ROME RIOTING TENSION EASES   Premier Pledges Efforts To Decrease Unemployment

Rome Quiet; Public Works Program Promised by Premier fo Make Jobs

Mate Seizes ‘Struck’ Plant in New Jersey  Gev r Acts When   Governor Acts When Utility Employes Refuse to Work

Plant Is Faced — With Shutdown  "May Be. Caused by. “Gas Company Strike.

Big Alummun Plant Faces Strike Threat   New Jersey Board ' Attempts To Mediate Cripplins Dispute

Spain May Get ‘Chance To Vote During Summer  Ballot Would Be Mere Yes Or No On Regime  U. N. IS DEADLOCKED           Russia Refuses To Go Along With Inquiry   U. N. IS DEADLOCKED   Russia Refuses To Go Along With Inquiry On Spain

SPAIN MAY HOLD REFERENDUM ON FRANCO REGIME   Proposed Election Would Be Held on July 18

Spain Considers Poll On Keeping Gen. Franco   Tentative Data Is Anniversary Of Civil War—-Argentine Results Eneourate Premier's Backers

REFERENDUM ON FRANCO PROPOSED   Speniards Would Vote July 18 On Retaining Leader

B-29 BOMBER SETS THREE NEW RECORDS   Big Transport Flies 3.195 Miles With Payload At Speed Of 265 Miles Per Hour

BOMBER BREAKS   Establishes Two: More FlyIng With Payload Over 3108 Miles

China Communists Ignoring Truce, Regulars Charge   U. S. Military Attache Will Investigate Nationalist Complaint

COMMUNISTS ATTACKING iN MANCHURIA   Notionalists Say Reds Violating Terms of Truce

TRUMAN CALLS FOR MINE PACT IN NEXT 5 DAYS   Operators Accept Plan That Will Send Men Back On Monday For 2 Weeks

Both Sides Strive To Push Through a Lasting Agreement   President Truman Notifies Conferees He Wants Settlemen’ fh Four or Five Dave

Lewis And Mine Operators Seek New Acreement   Some Eastern Locals Claim They Will Not Go To Work Monday

Push Coal Talks   Miners and Operators To Meet. Daily in Effort. to Reach Settlement During Truce

Settlement Of Strike Sought By Operators   Truman Demands Both Sides Work Out Agreement in Few Days

UMW Chieftain Arrives Early To Resume Talks   Negotiations Proded By President Truman As Coal Truce Begins

Operators And Miners Hope To End Walkout   Two-Weeks Truce Will Be Crucial Period For Nation

Emergency Orders Are  Continued   Welfare Fund Is Taken in Principle, but Its Methods of Finance Arp Linsettled   Miners Vote ‘No’   Locals Turn Down Lewis’ Propesal,> Is Report

PRESIDENT URGES NEW CONTRACT IN NEXT 4 OR 5 DAYS   TWELVE-DAY TRUCE EASES PRESSURE ON NATION’S ECONOMY

See Easing Of Pressure On Nation   No Relaxing -On Regulations On ‘Use of Coal Likely

LEWIS RE-ENTERS " THE SOFT COAL. NEGOTIATIONS   The Boss of the.United Mine Workers Attended Meet’ ing Today.   A PROD BY TRUMAN Urges Them to Reach An Early Agreement; Will Meet Daily.

Agree To Meet Daily Until Dispute Ends  Government To Continue Its Fuel Savi ng Program

Conferences In Effort To End Dispute Open  Lewis Agrees To Attend Sessions,

Conferees Agree To Meet Daily In Effort To Bring About Accord During Two-Weeks Strike Truce—John L. Lewis Re-Enters Negotiations At Washington— Mine Management Accepts Union Chieftain’s Temporary Working Proposal Somewhat Dubiously

MALMEDY SURVIVOR WOULD LET EXECUTORS LIVE  VET BLAMES NAZI OFFICERS

OHIO SEEKS TO AVERT FUND CUT   End Of Provisional Job: Civil Service ‘Must’

All-Out Output Asked Bv AFL  To Cut Prices   Poliey Board Charges Handful Of CLO Responsible For Increases

DOG, BETTY Lov; CAUSES TRUDGING   Woman Owner Climbs 28 Flights, Starts Secand Tein

Coshocton County's “Big Cat” Seems To Have Migrated to Northern Ohio

OPA’S CONTROLS BLASTED ANEW   Rep. Stewart Declares Price Setup Must Change Policies tn Nation

Congressional Study At Lichfield Now On   House Military Affairs Committee Member Now Observing Trials Bt Rae Neashetny

Austria Defies  Soviet Warning   Nationalization of 81 Industries Approved

Ausbia Defies Reds Will Plant Nationalizalior   81 Indushi1s Claimed By — Russio: Spucifird in Auwh’.n Order

NATION WARNED OF NEW STRIKE   Government Says Miners May Walk Out If Courts Block Agreements

WARNS NATION IS FACING POSSIBLE NEW MINE STRIKES   By CHARLES H. HERROLD Tntted Press Correspondent

CONTINUED CLASHES REPORTED IN CHINA   Two Sides Battle in Northern Provinces—Planes Drop CeaseFire Leaflets.

Rival Chinese  Factions Are  Still Warring   Red Negotiator Says He and Military Leaders Are Worried

Catholic Leaders Victims In Accident  Four Dead In Crash, Minister Is Charged

SOVIET NATION WANTS NO WAF   Peacetime Production To Top U.S. Records Main Aim, Says AP Man

Gilmore Says Russia Does   Not Want Wat   Correspondent Declares Soviet Union Wishes to Concentrate on Peace time Produetion

REFRIGERATOR MURDER CASE   Body Of Woman Is Found By Patrelman In Baltimore

Body Of Woman Is ~ Found: Throal Cy   Police Baffled by Mysterious Slaying in Produce House

ENGINEER DIES IN ERIE WRECK   Fourteen Injured as Ca Jumps Tracks

Back of the Headlines  CROSSROAD OF PEACE OR WAR FACES BIG FOUR   Future Gloomy As Power Politics Run Unhampered

lrate Citizens Demand Power  Strike Be Endec   Immediate Settlement Of Paralyzing Pittsburgh Strike Is Public Demand   NEGOTIATIONS ARE STILL DEADLOCKED

Byrnes Would Give  Small Nations Voice   Views of Germany's Neighbors on Peace Pact Urged by U. S. Official; Bevin Backs Stand

U.S, SUPPORTS SMALL NATION TREATY RIGHTS   Byrnes Would Give Little Nations Voice In Pact

Blames Strikes For Prolonging War Emergency   \President Truman Makes - Statement Without Elaboration At News Conference   Interrupted Pace Of Reconversion   Declines To Talk Abont Quulook For Tax Reduetions Advocated By Republicans

Famous Song Writer Meets Death Under Wheels Of Train   William Royce, 63, Killed At Pontiac, Mich., Wrote Hit Tunes

Here's How Pay, Price Plan Work:  Wage Boost Must  Cenfarm Ta Pattern

WU PAY HIKE SET BY BOARD   16), Cent Hourly Increase aossiieeeid by Govt. Fact Finding Board

Hike Is Proposed For Non-Ferrous Metals Workers   Fact-Finders Favor 181% Increase For Striking Worker:

Advise Wire ‘Worker Raise  Says Western Union Received No Increase

Government Fact Finders Recommend 184-Cent Hourly Pay Hike In Mefal Mines

Western Union Wage Boost  Recommended   1614 Cents for Most; 16 Cents  Far Messengers

POSTWAR CRIME RIFE IN CHICAGO   Civic Commission’s Report Calls Attention To Recent Wave Of Murders

IN MEETING 24 HOURS      A Rumpled Willard Thorp Is Relieved by Sen. Vandenberg

12-Year-Old Quintuplets Busy Searching for Name For Parents’ 14th Child

Washington State Officials Halt Wheat Shipments   Order Circumvents . Directive by

Washington State Officials Halt  Wheat Shipments  Order Circumvents Directive by U. S. Government

Nielsen Candidate for Speakership  Says Pest Is Due to Come to Western la.

International Tribunal To Hand Down Verdicts For 22 Nazt Biq Shots September 23rd

PONTIFF URGES WORLD LEAGUE, PEACE ACTION   Communism Scored As Italy, France To Ballot

DRAMATIC SERIES OF FLIGHTS STAGED AS AN EPIDEMIC “ BREAKS OUT AMONG °  : ‘TROOPS

Rival Chinese Forces Massed Along Yangtze   _ Full Seale Civil: : Strife Threatens War Torn Nation

NEW CIVIL WAR THREATENS IN CHINA TODAY   Rival Government And Red Armies Mass Near Yangtze

Government and Communist Troops Threaten Full  Scale Chinese War

Rival Chinese Armies Clash  - Pose Threat of Full - Seale Civil War

War Threatens Alone Yanatze   Two Chinese Armies Are on the March

Fighting in Some Areas  Begins Again   Communist Leader Charges Government With Aggressions— Civil War Blossoming

CHINA FACED BY FULL CIVIL WAR   Charges Hurled As Reds Nationals Mass Troops

THREAT OF CIVIL WAR IMMINENT AGAIN IN CHINA   Rival Forces Posed Along Yangtze River; Minor Clashes Break Out

China War Flares Again Along Yanctze   Both Government And Communists Blame Other for Revival of Eichting

Full-Scale China Civil War Near As Forces March   Rivol Government, Communist Armies Follow Yangtze As Huce Clash Impend:

Chinese at Brink of Full-Scale Civil War as Rival Armies Mass On Yangtze; Negotiations Blocked

RIVAL ARMIES IN CHINA ARE MOVING AGAIN   Clashes North of the Vital Yangtze River Artery Pose Threat of a FullScale Civil War—Reds Charge at Russians.

POSE A SERIOUS THREAT OF FULL SCALE CIVIL WAR  OMORAMAIIAICT  CANRCDHD   COMMUNIST LEADER CHARGES NATIONALS WITH AGGRESSIONS

Fighting Tn China Again Thr eatens   Government And Reds Accuse Each Other; Marshall Again Sees Chiang At Kuling

Threat Of Civil War Faces China As Armies March  Clashes Break Out Along Yangtze

China At Brink Of Full-Scale Civil War As Rival Armies Mass Along Yangtze

China Verges On Full-Scale Civil Warfare   Communist Leader Charges Chinese Government With Aggressive Actions

War Again Is  een for China  cares Civil   Rival Government and Communist Armies Marc Along Yangtze River; Red Leader Charges Chiang’s Forces With Aggressions

CHINESE RIVALS NEAR CIVIL WAR   Armies Of Chiang And Reds On March Along Yangtze

Rival Chinese Armies March Along Yangtze   Giashea North OF River _ Pose Threat of Renewal FultSeale Civil War P

U.S. To Oppose Red Army Plan   Revelation of Troop Dispositions Bluntly Rejected on 2 Grounds

U.S. Will Reject Proposal of Russia To List Whereabouts of Armed Forces

U.S. OPPOSED TO LATEST RUSS DEMAND   Soviet Wants All Nations To Tell Where Troops Are

U. 5. OPPOSES GIVING TROOP DISPOSITIONS   Demand by Russia Will Be Refused at Cost of Further Straining Relations.

OPPOSE SOVIET PLAN REGARDING TROOP STRENGTH      U. & Ready To Exert All Efforts To Block Proposal

General Motors Hearing Before. NLRB. Postponed   Negotiations Broken After Union Turns ‘ Tewn New Offer”

New Hope For Negotiations in G.M. Strike   NLRB Hearing on Union: Charge. Delayed Without Explanation

182-CENT OFFER OF GM REJECTED   NLRB Hearings Delayed Ta Permit New Negotiations

A HEARING AGAINST . M. IS CANCELLED   NLRB Calls Off Schedwed Airing of U. A. W. Charges That Auto Firm Failed to Bargain in Good Faith.

NLRB’S HEARING ON C10 CLAIMS POSTPONED DAY   Auta Workers’ Charges Ageinst GMC Must Wait—Negotiations To Be Resumed

IGM Wage Parley. Breaks Up As ClO Rejects Proposal   Scheduled Hearing On United Auto Workers Charges Suddenly Canceled

e " : (1 a a i es ‘ 4 # oie i       Herts alien ae gh AUTO WORKERS ‘PLEA ON GENERAL MOTORS IS DELAYED

Hearing On C10 Charge Delayed   Negotiations Take A New Turn Today

GM-UAW Tilt In New Step   NLRB Hearing Postponed, Another Meeting of Prin cipals in Dispute Rumored

Callaway Church Marks Its 125th Year of Founding  Institution Planned jj 1821 Now Led by

Callaway Church Marks Its 125th Year of Founding  Institution Planned i 1821 Now Led by J. Bryan Adair

A DISMAL WEEK-END   Flora Predicts ° Chilly, Clouds Weather for Next Two Days

NEW YEAR HOLIDAY TAKES 333 LIVES   152 Traffic Accidents Ir Nation; 181 Other Accidents.

TRAFFIC DEATH TOTAL IS 186 DURING 3 DAYS   Other Accidents, Slayings Take 215 Lives As 1946 Is Greeted   FIVE DIE IN PLANE CRASH’   Police Officer Shoots Wife, Wounds Son-In-Law, Kills Himself

FIRE HITS HOTEL AT MT. VERNON   Four Hospitalized After Guests Are Driven From Beds

Passenger Dies On Ship at Sea   Another Seriously lll; Fly Medicine

Lawmakers*<trive to. Fuse President’s Ux:fication Requests Into Merger Bill

LEADERS WORK ON MERGER BILL   Final Action On Military Plan Seen Delayed

Are Still Higher Than UnderOPA   Associated Press Survey Discloses Area Variations

Truman Believed Ready To  Abandon Govt. Method Of Seizing Strike-Bound Plants

SEIZURE OF STRIKE-BOUND PLANTS BY THE GOVERNMENT MAY BE AT AN END   New Policy Seen in President Truman’s Rejection of Labor Department’s Recommendation That He Or. der Seizure of Case and Allis-Chalmers Plants.

Albania Seeks UNPr otection. . From Greek:   Says “Monerchist-Fascie Rulers” Aim At Provoking An Armed Confliet

RUSSIA SAYS CHURCHILL'S IDEA WOULD BE END OF UNO   Pravda Editorial Says His Speech Revealed His True Feeling On Russia

Russ Say Churchill Would Scuttle UNO for Anglo-U. S. Pact   Pravda Describes Talk as Failure; Hits at ‘“Reactionaries”

Says Alliance Would Break Up Coalition   Britain Backs Protests Of This Nation

BRITISH LEADER "RIDES OLD HORSE, SAYS RED PAPER   Former Prime. Minister Hit as “Pretended Friend” of a rr ae eee ee

Pravda Hits At Churchill   Moscow Says Briton’s Attitude Is Threat _ To Harmony of UNO

Soviet Paper Hits Churchill Alliance Bic   Would Liquidate UNO Pravda Editorial Declares

Pravda Says Churchill Inciting War   Moscow Paper Declares Anglo-US Alliance Would Mean Death of United Nations Organization

Pravda Blasts At Churchill In Editorial   Ex-Prime Minister Said To Be Out Of Step With Times

MOSCOW BREAKS ITS SILENCE ON WINNIE’S TALK   Front Page Editorial Says Fulton Address A ‘‘Failure’’; U. S. Troops In Germany Warned Not To Criticize Russians.

Churchill Program Seen as End of Big 3 Relations   Pravda Editorial Declares British-Americar Military Alliance Would Liquidate UNO; Return to Power Politics Is Soviet Belief

Pravda Flays W. C.’s Speech   Would Smash United Nations, Charge

PRAVDA SAYS CHURCHILL PROPOSAL OF ALLIANCE IS WAY TO END UNITED NATIONS   Return of Power Politics Is Seen by Russian Paper—Former Chief of Luftwaffe Tells of Mentality Change in Hitler—Withdrawal of Troops from Netherlands East Indies  Is Started by British

Russian Quiet On Churchill Speech Broken   Editorial Declares Address a Failure— Accuses Vandenburg Of Being Reactionary   Churchill “Out of Step.”

Moscow Says U. S., British  Tieup Would Liquidate UN   Editorial Declares Churchill Proposal Meets With Failure

Russians Declare Churchill Proposal Will Liquidate the United Nations, Wreck Big 32

Pravda Declares. (Churchill's 3s View Would Kill UNO              Peace Agency Woulc - Liquidated aiid: “Bi Broken U p,. Pape Asserts; Accuses. Chur chill of Long” Soviet Campaign:

Pravda Hotly Assails Plan Of Churchill.   "Says Alliance Against Russia Would End UNO

STALIN'S PRESS LASHES OUT AT ~ WINNIE'S TALK   Pravda ‘Avers Beitish-Americen « Alllanee “Would. Spat! 4. Bedth te UNO

- Moscow Paper Says Churchill . Proposal Would End Coalition And Revive Power Politics

Russians Attack Churchill Speech; British Back U.S.   Protest To Soviet On Red Army In Manchuria, Machinery Removal

Pravda Warns Accord Would Liquidate UN@  UGLY WE F   Also Declares Alliance Would End Coalition O£ .. Big Three and Return Power Potitics   Briton Held Out Of Step With Times   Contend ‘No False Speeches About Democracy and’ Freedom Will Draw Peo ple Into New Wars? -

Reds Comment On Coalition   Russian Paper Says Alliance Would Bring  Power Politics.

U.S.-British Pact WouldEnd Big Three, Reds   Russian Newspaper Sees Visions of New War If Churchill Plan Is Carried Out

Hope Dims For FoodFundTo Aid Europeans   United States Indicates Opposition To Proposed $400,000,000 Em ergency Sum   Pot Forward By F. H. LaGuardiz   In Future America Is Seen -Handling Her Own Relief Distribution In © Europe

More Food For Europe Ruled Out   United States Lead Opposition To Further Aid

F00D FUND 10 Ep EUROPE 15 RULED OUT      U.S. Opposition to Plan Likely , to Block Proposed Fund to Supplement UNRRA   FURTHER AID SHOULD BE ~ @HANDLED AS NATIONAL

WONT 0. K. FUND   UN Can't Go Thru With ’ Food Distribution Un-. less U. S. Helps

U. 5. OPPOSITION T0 400-MILLION-DOLLAR FUND SAID REASON  AMERICAN DELEGATION AGAINST PROGRAM AS PROPOSED BY UNRRA

U.S. Will Oppose United Nations’ World Food Plan   Nation Prefers to Control Its Gifts After UNRRA Ends

Believe U.S, Will Handle Own Relief   Proposed Fund To Help Meet Europe’s Food Deficits

U. S. Fights Food Fund for UNRRA   $400,000,000 Asked to Meet Deficits Until Agency Expires

U.S. Opposed To Emergency Food Fund For Europe   UN Unlikely To Carry On After UNRRA End

Molotov Says U.S. and Russian Proposals Can Be Harmonized, Calls for Halt to Arms Race.

America Wants National Aid in Future   United Nations Setup Members From U. 5S. Rap LeGuardia Plan

America Will Act Alone in Relief Giving   Will Not Contribute To United Nations Fund

Radioactivity Atomic Bomb’s Real Punch   Writer Who Witnessed Bikini Tests Tells Of Water Contamination

A-bompD AS Veptn Unarge:  War IT Army, Navy Now Obsolete   Bomb Could Effectively Blockade A Huge Harbor

BIMINE TESTS PROVE ARMY AND NAVY FORCES OBSOLETE   By JOSEPH L. MYLER

CLAYTON SAYS FUTURE TALKS JO BE CLEAREL   INDICATIONS. POINT TO WALLACE BEING TOLD TO WAVE  STATE DEPARTMENT APFROVE STATEMENTS       By JOHN A. REICHMANN tnternatiniral News Service

Expects Check Of Wallace’s Future Talks   Cabinet Crisis Seems _ Unhealed as Clayton Makes Announcement

LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS STILL SHARPLY HIGHER YESTERDAY   Cattle Pour Into Chicago Market At Highest Rate Since Last October 29; Differ Over Dollars And Cents Effect On Consumers

Cattle, Hog Prices Continue Top Highs Livestock Again Jam Markets Over Nation

SHIPMENTS OF LIVE STOCK INCREASING   Effect on Housewife Consumer Brings Out Some Differences

Public Lacks Interest In Veterans’ Bonus Bill So Committee Adjourns

Turkey Re-elects President Inonu   Premier Sukru Saracoglu Prepares To Resign, Reker May Take Over

Joe Kennedy May Be Given Naval Post   Former Governor Of Virginia Also Mentioned As Possible Nominee

TNO MENTIONED FOR NAVY POS!   Joseph Kennedy or Virginia Ex-Governor May Be Put in Pauley’s Stead

Truman Seeks New Appointee In Navy Post      Kennedy And Darder At Top Of List In Capital Rumors

MAN TO REPLACE PAULEY S HINTED   Kennedy and Darden Are selieved To Be Top Choices.

Kennedy, Darden May Get Position  Both Rumored for Post  -!_[ SS ay aa a!

Kennedy, Darden Mentioned For High Navy Post   Capital Speculates On Possible Nominee For Undersecretary

Navy Position Nominees Are Speculated   Ickes Says Truman Administration Lacks Moral Standards

Kennedy, Darden Lead Speculation as Nominees for Disputed Navy Job

See Joseph Kennedy In Key Navy Post   Virginian Also Mentioned As Possible Nominee To Post Sought By Pauley

MENTION TWO AS PAULEY. SUBSTITUTES.   Jos. Kennedy and Ex-Goyv. Darden Are Considered .

Kennedy, Darden Considered For “ Navy Position —   Would Replace Pauley ‘As Truman's Choice. For Bitterly Contested Job

CONSIDER TWO FOR NAVY POST   PAULEY RESIGNATION © LEAVES PARTY WOUNDS

Hungerford, 92, Former Carroll Publisher, Dies   J. B. Hungerford, 92, who for 42 years was editor and wner of the Carroll Herald, died yesterday afternoon at the

TO SPEAK BEFORE U.N, COUNCIL   Brazil Moves To Leave Greek Case Temporarily

TO BOLSTER CHARGE   Gromyko to Present Greece as Threat in Balkans —

Gromyko In Final Effort To Bolster Ukraine Charg Against Greece In Council

Gromyko Trying To Bolster Charges   Russian Wants to Back Ukrainian Charges Greek Government Threat to Peace

Russia Attempts To Bolster Charges Greeks Threatening Peace in Balkan:

Gromyko Pushe: Against Greece Ukraine Case   Brazilian Motion Asks Temporarily Dropping Charge

Gromyko Expected To Bolster Ukraine Case Against Greece   Charge Rule Threat Against The Peace

Spare Stamp 49 Is Now Good for 5 Pounds Sugar   New Stamp Good May  to Aug. 31, Replacing Stamp 39 Expiring April 30

Lester Hitchens Named Stale Vocational Education Head: To Ok. Vet Trainin

Elementary Schools Spring Operettas Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings

GILMER CLAIMS BALLOT FOE IS ‘MACHINE MAN’   Tulsan Now Directs Fire at Roy Turner, Victorious By 50,000 Votes

Dixie Gilmer. Who. Edged Out: He ‘Cc: Jone Declares: He Is'i in’ Fight to Finish.

OPA Restoration To Bring Slump In Food Supplies   Dairymen and Packers Oppose Giving Black Markets New Lease

Packers Protest Restoration of Price Contrel:   Say Passage of OPA Bill By Congress Will Restore Black Market

Packers Fear Black — Market Will Return   OPA Revival May G Cause Production to Drop, They Say

Superintendent’ 5.           Schools” ‘of Interest: to All tn :  : “Phe County of Sloay

REGISTRATION OF * VOTER ESSENTIAL TO CAST BALLOT   Galvans May Register At Polling Places "* October 8.

GEORGE B. DEALEY, PUBLISHER OF THE DALLAS NEWS, DEAD  DEATH UNEXPECTED; BEEN WITH DALLAS PAPER’ SINCE 1874

Soviets Stall Peace Plans   Question of Procedure Upsets Harmony

Truman to Lead Yule Welcome at The White Hous   Will Turn on: Lights of Big Christmas Tree, Broadcast Greeting

NEW YORK COTTON   Truman To Broadcast Yule Greetings to Nation Today

President Truman To Air Yule Greetings s This Afternoon At 4 O'clock: To Fly To Missouri

PRESIDENT WILL LEAD NATION IN YULE OBSERVANCE   Will = Light Christmas Tre In White House Grounds At 5 O'Clock

Truman to Exteric Yule Greetings  Address to Nation Tn EBallaw i iakéina

PRESIDENT GIVES RADIO TALK TODAY   To Spend Christmas With Family in Missouri

Slav Warns U.N. Against ‘Trieste Loss   Seven Warships Line Up Inside Disputed Harbor

Seven Warships Of British and J. §. in Trieste   Craft Line up While Tito Warns Against Disputing His Claims

'_-PEACE ISSUE— 7 British,  U.S. Ships In Harbor   Yugoslavia Will Press Claims to Disputed City

10 War Vessels In Trieste Harbo   U. S. and British Act To Prevent Trouble With Yugoslavia.

Tito Issues Threat To UN Council   Foreign Ministers Puzzled By Molotov’: Surprise Agreement

As Tito Warns UN   Yugoslavia Cannot Abandon Her Sovereign Rights, Declares   FRIENDSHIP ACCORD WITH ALBANIA READY   Pact, Strengthening Balkan  Ties, to Be Signed Soon,  Hoxha Hones

British, U. S. Warships Stand Guard At Trieste   Ships Lined Up In Harbor As Tito Warns United Nations Against Opposing Yugoslavia’s Claims To City; Byrnes May Submit Trieste Issue To UN

‘Seven British and American Ships Are Lined up in Trieste Harbor ~

SEVEN SHIPS AT TRIESTE READY FOR TROUBLE      Tito Warns Nations Against Opening Yugoslav Claims To City

Peasants Work Hard, Would Avoid Another Wa Communism in Soviet Union Far From Utopia, American Writer Finds

Higher Living Standar: Goal of Poorer Classes in Russia   Peasants Work Hard, Weuld Avoid Another W Communism in Soviet Union Far From Utopia, American Writer Finds

Cumberland Times Out For Lane For Party’s Gubernatorial Nomination   Points Out, In First Page Editorial Yesterday, That Washington Countian Ably Qualified And First In 60 Years From Western Marvland

UNRRA to End in 1946; Revival Of Food Rationing Thot Unnecessary

Strikes Go On As Settlement Pattern Sought      U. S. GOVERNMENT WILL. PUSH EFFORTS TO  END STRIFE 

STOPPAGE HALTS ~—«GHIGAGO BUSES   Government Presses - Efforts to Settle Shipping and Power Strikes

U. S. Seeks Ship Strike  Settlement   Government Also Considers Means To Terminate Pittsburgh Power Stoppage

Pressure Used To End Strikes   Government Officials Seek Settlement of Tic-up of Shipping

STRIKES STILL SLOW INDUSTRY   Chicago Bus Service Hit By Work Stoppage; Pressure On Shipping Dispute

Government Acts To End Ship Strike   Also Plans Move To Terminate Other Walkouts

>ressure Is Increased in New Tries To End Various Strikes in Nation

GOP Congressmer Seen As Possible Senate Candidates   Schwabe, Ploeser, Short and Elliott Are Mentioned

Russia Must . irengthen Economieall  Stalin Issues  Order On Red

PACIFIC VETERAN HELD IN STABBING   Mechanicsburg Naval Depot Em. ploye Held In Connection With Wounding Of Dr. Boyson

‘OPA Ponder:   Boost In Bread Price   Bakers Ask For One Cent Per Loaf Increase

Bakers Ask 1c Bread Price Rise   OPA Also Considers 25% Biscuit Hike

Bakeries Ask Penny a Loaf Bread Boost   Other Increases By OPA Sought; Chanees ‘Good’

OPA CONSIDERS PLEA TO BOOST BREAD PRICES   Penny A Loaf Requested, Also Seek Biscnit, Cracker Price Increase

OPA 10 CONSIDER BREAD PRICE HIKE   Other Increases Will be Considered by New U.S. Board.

OPA Considers Increase in Price of Bread   Men’‘s Shirts, Shorts, Pajamas Up 11 Per Cent

Bakers Ask OPA To Boost Bread Prices   Other Price Increases Asked; Clothing Costs Increased

FACTIONAL TIFF BREAKING OUT IN UAW RANKS   GM Situation Static as Thomas Ouster Move Js Started

Bitter UAW-CIO Factional Fight Breaks Into Open  One Group Seeks Te. Dantleanen FT hetne   One Group Seeks To Replace Thomas With Walter Reuther

BIKINI ATOM BOMB DAMAGE SURVEYED BY LEADERS TODAY   Explosion Said to be Less Powerful than Nagasaki Blast; 5th Ship Sinks Today.   CAUTIOUS WORKERS GO TO VESSELS

BOMB USED AT BIKINI NOT SO STRONG, CLAIM   Less Powerful Th Than That Ai Nagasaki, Announced By Blandy

BIKINI BOMB RESULTS ARE BEING GAUGED   Scientists Discover Explosion Less Powerful Than That at Nagasaki.

Atomic Bomb Dropped in Bikini Lagoon Less Powerful Than That Exploded Over Nagasaki, Scientists Reveal

TWO MORE SHIPS SUNK AT BIKINI   Bomb Less Potent Than One That Hit Nagasaki

0 Half of Fleet Shows Damage   Forrestal Says Will Still be Navies in World

A-Bomb > Damage  Mounting  Bomb Was Less Powerful Than Nagasaki Bomb;

Atom Fury Swells As Inspectors Check Up Target Fleet Damage   Jap Cruiser Sakawa Joins Destroyers And Transports At Bottom; Blandy Estimates Bomb Force Less Powerful Than Nagasaki Bomb.

Bikini Bomb Was “Less Powerful” Than Nagasaki One Say Scientists

FRANCES PERKINS NAMED   Te Serve as Member of Civil Servfea Commission

CHARGE BY RUSSIA   Editorial Is Aimed at Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary

Fant +. my  Canada Plans Statement On  - Russia Charge      eanw hile,: Congress Hears 'Né ‘Deman s For Speed:

Russian-Canadian Relations More Deteriorated Now   Reds Accuse King, Bevins of Trying To Undermine Sovie’

CANADIANS TO REPLY   Cabinet Decides to Act After s Four Hour Session

—ATOMIC BOMB— King, Bevin Targets For Red Attack  raret * J BT...   Official Newspaper Lambasts British

Russo-Canadian  Relations Crash   Soviet Newspapers Hurl More Charges That Spy Story Was Political

New Blow to Russ-Canadian Relations   Official Paper Claims Effort. to Undermine Soviet. “Authority’

Russo-Canadian Relations Deteriorate As’ Soviet Editorials Lash Britain

CHARGES MOVE ‘TO UNDERMINE RED AUTHORITY’   Russians Attack Bevin, King in Editorial in Official Newspaper

Canadian, Red Relations Hit New Obstacle   King, Bevin Charged With ‘Undermining’ Russia’s ‘Authority’

‘Deterio or atin ‘2   Further Strained by Charge . Britain. Trying “To Un, “derniine Soviet Inter“national Authorily”

REDS AGAIN LASH CANADA, BRITAIN   Charge Bid To ‘Undermine’ Growing Soviet Power

New Charges From Russia   lzvestia Says Bevin, King Trying to Undermine Growing International Authority

Russia Attacks Bevin And King  Canadian Bomb Case Gives New Comment

CHINESE DRIVE 18 UNDERWAY   NATIONALIST SPOKESMAN   SAYS 200,000 COMMUNIST   TROOPS ARE IN FULL RETREAT

Wanted Veteran Slashes Throat   Chester Man, Who Admits Killing Woman. In Critieal Condition

Second Slayer Tries Suicide      Admits Killing Housewife With The Aid Of Another Man

Throat -Gashed Ex-GI Admits Killing Woman   Attempts Suicide After Confessing Crime Against Housewife; Partner Tu Murder Took Life

ADMITS DEATH, TRIES SUICIDE   One Former Soldier Involved In Rape-Slaying Ends Life

“!) Guess We Just Lost Our Heads!”  Ex-GI Admits Killing Woman Then Tries To End Own Life

PERON IS LEADING ARGENTINE COUNT   Observers Predict Control Over Both Congress Houses

6 TONS OF BUTTER PLACED. ON SALE IN EFFORT TO SMASH BLACK MARKE?

Philadelphians Benefit As Co-op Sells Butter To Break Black Market

Effort Made to Break Black Market  15,000 Storm City Market To  Buy 4,000 Pounds Of Butter

Pay U. S. For Pilot Deaths   Yugoslavia Settles For Recent Incident With $150,000 Indemnity

FOR LIVES OF AIRMEN KILLED IN YUGOSLAVIA   Payment on Planes Refused

THEFT OF PLANE FINALLY SOLVED   Texan Is Arrested at Scott Field for Crimes.

FORMER PILOT STEALS PLANE, IS ARRESTED   Discharged Serviceman Been Living The Life Of A GI

Former Army Pilot, Sought Since April For Theft of Plane, Found Living With GI's

Horrified Crowd Watches Slaying  War Veteran Cut   War Veteran Cut Down by Bullets

POLICE OFFICER KILLS VETERAN   Disabled Ex - Serviceman Shot Down As Denver Travelers Watch

Deubters Will Await “Ghost” Of Houdini   Are Invited by 18 Detroiters to Witness Attempt at Seance.

JAP DEFENDERS FIGHT CHARGES   Attorneys To Contend That Indictments Against Tojo And Others Illegal

Miners Study Pay Demands   Decision Scheduled At National Parley

Arrest 20 GE Plant  Picketers   Maunted Patrols Rille Herd on Demoustralors

Philadelphia Strike Grows More Violent   New Clash Occurs When Marching Electrical Workers and Sympathizers Baw) Qver Several Motorevcle Officers

0 FACE CONTEMPT.CHARGES. Philadelphia Workers  ~ Violent; Hope of Averting Phone Strike Set Back

YUGOSLAVIA KICKS OVER THE TRACES   Denies Binding Power of Peace Conference Decisions Regarding Tito’s Government.

CLUES SOUGHT IN EGGERS HOME   TELLS DIFFERENT TALES AFTER ADMITTING CRIME

Russians PLobably Will  Get What They Want in Oil Concessions in  Tran   Rulers May Lose   Azerbaijan Government Might Be on Its Way Out

U. N. Cautious In Reaction To New Iran Pact  Some Believe Treaty Strengthens Russian  easeenk € -.. ff £B...._..

Word Of Pact Is Received With Caution   Diplomats In U. S. Caught  By Surprise

TERMS WILL BE STUDIED AFTER TROOPS GET OUT   Signing Of Three Point Agreement Revealed At Security Council Session; Immediate Controversy Seems Settled.

Word Of Treaty Received By Diplomats With Obvious Caution   Others Say Accord Most Re- Assuring   Iran To Submit Terms Of Agreement To Parliament During The Fall

‘Pact Signed  In Tehran by 2 Countries   Russia Promises to Evacuate Unconditionally, Recognize Azerbaijan Issue as ‘Persian Affair .

Word of New Russo-Iranian Agreement Received at UNO With Obvious Caution   Battle for Iran's Oil on in Earnest

Russia, Iran Sign Pact To Organize Joint Oil Company   Concessions Expected With Troops Withdrawn

; IRAN-RED FHERAN PACT   ‘reaty To Give Soviet Oil Rights, Make Azerbaijan ‘Internal Affair’

Outlook For Row Is Some  Brighter   Experts Are Taker By Surprise; Red  Position Strong   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Three-Point Pact Signed By Nations  United Nations Crisis Is Ended

Three-Point Pact Includes Soviet Oil Concessions   All Red Army Troops Would Be Withdrawn Within Six Weeks

CautiousReaction To News of Paci   Council Wants to Be Sure Russia Has Exerted No Pressure to Get Oil   A 3-POINT AGREEMENT   Security Group Now Begins Task of Formulating Rules of Procedure

K KOK Diplomats Generally Favorable   News Of Pact Received ~~ With Caution By U. N. Experts

UNO DIPLOMATS HOLD COMMENT ON AGREEMENT   Some Feel That Action May Strengthen Assurance Of Red Withdrawal

Received With Obvious Cautior By. Diplomats   Some Believe Russia’s Assurance Of Troop Removals From Iran Strenathened

U.N. Reaction Is Cautious   Russ-Iran Pact Catches Experts by Surprise; Council Back to Routine Work   Oil Deal Expected

COMPLETE RED-IRAN  AGREEMENT EYED BY  UN WITH SUSPICION COUNCIL STUDIES NEW  ACCORD OF NATIONS "ON 2 MAIOR..POINTS .

EXPECT REDS WILL RECEIVE KEY OIL RIGHTS   Speed of Agreement After UN Action Surprises Delegates

Receive Pact With Caution   First Reactions Favorable Among Diplomats On IranRuss Avreement.

UN Delegates Cautious On Agreement  i a a A   Russia and Iran Have Signed Pact; Oil Concessions Granted

RED-IRANIAN PACT BRINGS U.N. CAUTION   First Reactions, However, Generally Favorable Following Announcement of Settlement of Nations’ Differences,

‘OH OIL FIELDS   Two Countries Sign Agreement; United Nations Are Watchful

War Contracts Probe Nears  End of Line   Testimony of Two Women Who Worked In Combine’s Office May End Investigation

War Profit Probers Call Two Women For Stories   Munitions Combine Inquiry Testimony Nears Conelusion

LOUNGE CHAIR AND OTTOMAN $49.50 BLOOMFIELD'S, 217 LIN. COUN WAY W.—-Ad.   TOCAT, NO. 28k?

ONE AND TWO-BURNER HOT PLATES $3.35 TO $24.00 THE OHIO PUBLIC SERVICE CO.  A   TOOCAYT. NO. 28aR9

RED PLANS ARE WRECKED BY CI0 COMMIE PURGE   - Popular Front Third Party Program Is In Danger

Threatens Plans For ord Party   Popular Front Move Appears To Be Doomed

SENATE 10 ALTER CASE LABOR BIL!   Labor Committee Says House Version Sure to Be Changed By Senators

MODIFICATION OF CASE BILL IS PREDICTED   Senate Leaders State Changes Certain In House Measure

CASE LABOR MEASURE WILL BE MODIFIED   Senate Committce Is Expected Te Extract Some Of Teeth From House-Passed Bill

Monsignor Sheen Says Soviet Agent Picked Up In Committee Meeting

‘Soviet agent picked up  at hearing’  FBI refuses to contirm report

‘Polish Butcher and Hangman’ Pays With Life  Is Executed While 15,000 -

‘Polish Butcher and Hangman’ Pays With Life   Is Executed While 15,000 Witnescaa Look On

SENATE COMMITTEE BATTLE ~ OVER PRICE CONTROL ISSUE   ATTEMPT MADE FOR REVERSAL OF STAND ON MEAT POULTRY AND DAIRY PRODUCTS

RECENT ELECTION IN BRITAIN IS — SEEN VICTORY FOR GOVERNMENT, ‘SLIGHTLY LEFT OF MIDDLE ROAD

Great Change In En oland  In Thirty Years   ACKENZIE     By DEWITT AP Foreign

Old Traditions of Class. Rapidly Disappearing in the New Britain

Major Details Of Wage Bonus Plan Revealed   Kaiser-Frazer Firm Introduces New Type Of Security Policy

FOUR APPLICANTS ELIGIBLE AS POLICE   That Number Of Original Nine Pass Final Test Before Civil Service Commission — Names Announced

FOUR MEN PASS TESTS  FOR POLICE POSITIONS   Will Now Appear For Oral Examination Before Being Certified To Council For Appointment

BUSINESS 18 RESUMED IN 3  ARGE CITIES   Tugboat Strike Continues in New York, But Others End

Regain Normal Trade, Transit In Three Cities   Philadelphia, Pittsburgh. Strikes Settled, N.Y.’s Fuel Supply Replenished

Lift Restrictions On New York City  Business Places   Business And Commercial Life Restored To Somewhere Near Normal Today   FUEL REACHES CITY; TUG STRIKE NOT OFF

Power Strike Opens Quietly In Pittsburgh   Picket Line Missing As Long-Threatened Walkout Is Launhed

Truman Seeks New Way Out Of Coal Snar!   Dispute Still in Deadlock, Union, Operators ‘Wait On Government Action

Officials Seek Ways to End Soft Coal Strike   Miners, Operators Settle Down to Watchful Waiting

No Change In Coal Dispute Is Forecast_   Miners and Operators Apparently Settled In Watchful Waiting; Strike Renewal Set For This Weekend

Striking ‘Ain’t Much Good-Neither  Are High Prices’ Comments Miner

ASKS FREEDO OF OPPORTUNITY IN AXIS STATES   U.S. Delegate Clashes Sharply With Molotov Over Treaties

Mis-statements On U. S. Policies Charged to Reds   Secretary Byrnes Hurls Accusation Before Peace Conference.

In Sharp Clash With Molotov’s. Economic Ideas   Misrepresentation  Of U. S. Is Charged

3yrnes Raps Soviet Misrepresentation “Of American Position on Peace Treaties

BYRNES SLAPS: BACK AT REDS   SAYS RUSSIA HAS MISREPRESENTED ° THE UNITED STATES

BYRNES MAKES STATEMENT   Says Russia Has Misrepresented American Position. on Treatios for Axis Satellites — Conference Airs Balkan Quarrels.

U, S. SECRETARY, APPLAUDED FOR STRONG STAND   Byrnes Accuses Soviets Of Misrepresenting American Position On Treaties   ENSLAVEMENT FEARED   ay  Freedom Of Opportunity For Axis Satellites Urged Of Conferees

Byrnes Says J. S. Stand Belied    Repudiates Molotov’: suggestion Former  Enemies Are Being   tepboited by U. S.

Soviets Seen Supplanting Beaten Reich   Charge of Economic Enslavement Turned Baek Upon Moscow

Secretary Asks Freedom Of Economic Opportunity For Defeated Nations   British Applaud:  Russians Answet   Conference Told Purpose Ix To Promote Peace, Not World Dissension

Byrnes Fires New Charges At Russians   Claims U. S. Is Being Misrepresented By Soviet On Treaties For Satellites

CLAIMS STAND   Assertions At Conference Greeted With Lond Applause From Britidh Delegation; American Has No Apology For Principles   BYRNES CLASHES WITH RED IDEAS

U.S. POSITION IS MISSTATED, BYRNES CLAIMS   Russia Blamed for Misrepresenting American Stand on Satellites.

BYRNES HITS AT SOVIET STATEMENTS   Says Russia Has Misrepresented  U. S. Position

. Proposes Control apan by 4 Power: Quarter Century   ymes Says Treaty Would End ar of Aggression, Disband filitary, Shorten Occupation

WOULD OFFER ALLIES SHARE   Historical Policies May Be Abandoned By Proposal

U.S. Plan Calls For 4 Power  Rule of Japan   Would Keep Nips Disarmed For Next Quarter Century

Union Pioneer  Died Saturday _ Mrs. Phelan Had. ;  earenent vere aian ehpr: a,  ‘Ninetieth Birthday

GI KIDNAPERS NABBED AFTER WILD CHASE   Sulphur Springs Girl Unharmied; Two Soldiers Arrested in Virginia

Iwo Soldiers Are Captured in Stolen Car  Wild Ride Across Malt M6 Cauntru   Wild Ride Across Half Of Country  Ende In Virainia

Nava! Officer Will Face Court Martial   Suspended Band Leader is Charged With “Culpable inefficiency”

White Arraigned On Manslaughter Charge   Noted Theatrical Producer Accused in Deaths of Newlyweds

George white Arrested for Two Hit-Run Deaths   Tee Killed Insxtantls

U. S. Defends Chetnik Head   Asks Army Men Testify For Gen. Mihailovie

U. 5. Moves To Save Gen. Mihailovic, ‘Held for Yugoslav Treason Trial

America Rises To Defense Of Mihailovic   L. S. Army Officers Would Testify at His Treason Trial

Settlement With Kaiser Is Effected   Accepts Truman Plan on Stecl Wages, Walkout Almost Certainty

Henry Kaiser ‘Accepts Truman ‘Compromise   Some Employees Walk Off Job 52 Hours Ahead of Schedule

190.050 TO JOIN RANKS ON MONDAY   Kaiser Accepts Compromise In Stee] Dispute

BIG OPERATORS FIRM AGAINST TRUMAN PLAN   750,000 to Strike Monday

Nationwide Strike Will Begin Monday   Kaiser Decision Affects 3,000 in California Plant

CHANCES THREE IN THOUSAND — ANY CHILD WILL SUFFER SEVERE ATTACK INFANTIT FE PARAT YSIS

Science Still Searching for Ways To Combat Germ That Causes Polio   By FRANK CAREY A. P. Science Reporter  ikar Tamee “Marlaw )

Bradley Reports On Vet's Training   Says 700,000 Take Courses Under GI Bill of Rights

700.000 Veterans Taking Courses  Under GI Bill   2 Million Others Viewed Ready To Join Group, Savs General Bradley

700,000 Vets Are Training Under GI Bill      2,000,000 Others Planning Courses

OFFICIAL STATEMENT AUTHORIZED   No Secret Understanding Reached Either In Tehran or Elsewhere.

Police Open Fire On Indian Ricter:   Mobs Protest British Cele brations at New Delhi

Folie Fire On Rioters ‘In Old Delhi   Disorders Caused By Opposition to Victory Parade

FIGHTING FLARES IN OLD DELHI  Five Dead As New Rioting Breaks Out Among Indians

Indian Police Fire on Rioters   Building Burned in Old Delhi Disorders

Five Killed In Riots  At Old Delhi   Police Open Fire As Town Hall. Other Buildings Set Fire

LEWIS CALLS IN POLICY MAKERS TO STUDY TERMS   GOVERNMENT PRESSES . FOR END OF STRIKE DESPITE EXPECTANCY

STRIKE CALLED IN ANTHRACITE MINES THURSDAY   Union Refuses To Agree On Extension Of Contract For Hard Coal Workere.

First Contact With Moon By Radar Opens Important Scientific Field

Some Firms Order Line Of Price Held as Chaos Appears on Meat Front

U ¢ National Scene         Price Chief Says OPA Will “Do Its ee: To Keep Ceiling At Levels; Li k Prices, Rents Hit pale.

Prices Moving Upward Over United States   Death of OPA Puts Business Under Law Of Supply and Demand

Living Costs Start ‘Climbing In Nation   Still Too Early To Tell Trend But Costs Are Spiralling

Survey of Country Is Made After Act Ends: Livestock Selling Is Increased Today.   COMPANIES PLAN TO ‘HOLD LINES’

Livestock and Grain Market Prices Higher   Retailers Hold Line, Except in Wholesale Boosts

Living Cost Is Climbing Over Nation   Livestock Prices Soar on Midwest Markcis; Stores  Keep Prices Down

New Record!s Indicated By \ISDA Report  Solution To Farm Support Prices

New Recorals Indicated By ISDA Renort   Solution To Farm Support Prices Problem Nears

Congress Faces ‘Action On Farm Support Prices   Forecast Of Another Staggering Wheat Crop Brings Problem To Foreground ; Tower Levels Opposed

Mantz Captures Bendix Classic With Speed Of 435.6 Miles Per Hour

Mantz Breaks Record To Win Bendix Race   William F. Eddy Second And Miss Cochran Third In Speed Classic

P. Mantz Averages 435.6 MPH To Win Bendix Plane Race ©   Ex-School Principal Ts Sent to Workhouse

Paul Mantz Cops Bendix Trophy  Jacqueline Cochran Finishes Second

Bendix Trophy Won By Maniz   Averages 435 Miles ar Hour from California to Cleveland

CALIFORNIAN IS FIRST IN CROSS COUNTRY EVENT   Paul Mantz Covers 2,008 Miles In Four Hours And 42 Minutes   WOMAN ENTRANT HAS NEXT BEST RECORD

435 MPH Cops Bendix Trophy   Jet-Plane, Entered For Fun, Does 493

BAKERY STRIKE SEIZES TULSA   Three Companies Idle as Mem bers of Five Unions Continue Wage Demands

Delay: Hearing. “OF Youths. Held : In Hub Killing   Mandatory~ Death: ‘Penalty - Urged -For : Convictions - “Tn Slaying Of Policeman

LeMars Scene Of Sub-State Cage Tourney   Commiendées Tuesday —-Bulldogs Meet  ‘Fort Dodge Thursday

‘SENATE EXTENDS DRAFT MEASURE   ‘Action Taken To Make Possible Mine Seizure

Senate Votes To Keep Draft Until July 1   Extension Bill Now Goes To House; Saves Truman  Seizure Power

Senate Votes Extension of Service Act   Measure to Keep Draft in Force to July 1 Passes ‘After British Loan Bill Temporarily Put Aside

Senate Votes Draft Extension to July 1   Unanimous Action on Emergency Resolution Comes After Barkley Warns Death of Draft On May 15 Would End Power to Seize Mines

Senate Approves Draft Extension  - To Continue Until - July 1, is Decision

SENATE APPROVES DRAFT EXTENSION   If Passed by Heuse Present Law Will Extend Tiil July 1

MEASURE GOES TO HOUSE FOR NEY] APPROVAL   Senate Sets Aside British Loan Bill for Action on Draft

SENATE UNANMOUSLY APPROVES UNCHANGET LAW FOR 2 MONTHS  BRITISH LOAN LAID ASIDE FOR PRESSING BUSINESS BY SOLONS

Extension of   Draft Voted   Senate Action Also Keeps Alive President’s Power to Seize Struck Coal Mines

Senate Unanimously Approves Extension Of Draft to July 1   Lays Aside British Loan Bill Long Enough to Pass Measure; Proposal Must Be Approved by House If Draft To Be Extended Beyond Expiration Date of May 15

HOMES ALLOWED BY REGIONAL OPA   Indiana Units Are Set Up for Building Today.

SINU ALLOTED 100 UNITS FOR HOUSING VETS   City Of Carbondale Gets _ 20 From Federal Public  Housing Authority

Forrestal and Patterson Cite Increase in the  Cost Of Living   Higher Rate Would Help Enlistments, Solons Are Told

Urge Pay Hikes For Servicemen   Living Costs Rise, Better Pay Outside

Pay Increases Urged For Armed Forces   Patterson and Forrestal Quote Reasons for Asking 20 Per Cent Boost

Case Bill Called ‘Undemocratic By ClO Attorney   Lee Pressman Makes Six Charges Against — House-Passed Law

SENATE FIGHTS EMPTY GRANTS   Rebel Against Leaders; School Aid Bill Also Revised

tenella ins mat aha ali  State Senate Rebels at Committee Plan to Grant Funds to U of M, MSC

PRICE TOPS TAKEN OFF FRESH BERRIES   OPA TO REINSTATE C ON. TEOLS, If SAYS, IF MARKET - RISES UNDULY,

U.N. MEETS Ih SECRET SESCIQN.   Procedure, Site Choosing, Time for Meetins on Agenda

UN Delegates’ Secret Parley Seeks Solution   Observers Think Red Delegate Is Through With Walkout Tactics

Delegates I 0 U.N. Council Meet In Secret   Closed Door Session Purpose Was Not Immediately Revealed Today   SEEKING TO IRON OUT BIG PROBLEMS

UN. MEETS IN SEPPET CreCIAN.   Procedure, Site Choosing, Time for Meetine on Agenda

STFEL DISPUTE TO COME FIRST   Dewev Thinks Settlement Will Pave Way For GM Agreement

Garland County Veterans Plan No Party Bolt, Will Seek To Support Democratic Program

Ghavam Demands Central Rule . of ‘Azerbaijan Army   Offers 7-Point Program of Increased Autonomy for Rebellious Province   'S OFFER FACES REJECTION   Premier Insists That Post of Governor General Must Be Controlled

Azerbaijan Offered More Autonomy   Seven-Point Program  Is Proposed  Ry Premier Ghavam

IRANIAN PREMIER OFFERS PEACE 10 AZERBAIIAN ZONE   Proposal Includes increased Autonomy but Teheran Must Control Army

AZERBAIJAN IS OFFERED FIVE POINT PROGRAM   Ghavam Insists That Central Gov. ernment Must Control Army

Amendments to Measure Before Approval Hintec   Defeat Expected for Fact-Finding Plan Offered by Truman

Anti-Sirike Bill Expected To Pass   Administration Leaders Ad mit Case Bill Favored Over Fact-Finding Proposal!   HOUSE SLATED TO BEGIN VOTE MONDAY

MENDED CASE MEASURE I PECTED   Administration Says Only Labor Pressure Can Stop It

CESSATION OF RAIN IN STATE INDICATED   Southerly Winds Will Bring Warmer Weather if Western Storm Continues Present Course.

Missouri Rains Resulting From Unorthodox Storm   Precipitation Expected ~ to Cease Here Today

2 IOWANS DIE IN CAR CRASH   2 Go to Hospital from Auto Collision

Mrs. A. E. Muller Died Suddenly  Stricken By Heart Attack Monday

New York Politicians In Session   Both Parties Agreed on Candidates; Two Primaries

New Yorkers Hold Nominating Session Today  Parties Are Agreed Upon Tickets;

New Yorkers Hold Nominating  Session Today  Parties Are Agreed Upon Tickets; Two Primaries Held

Conventions Held in New York State   Republicans and Democrats ’ Gather in Nominating’ Sessions as South Carolina and Nevada ‘Hold Primaries’

N. Y. Democrats, GOP Meet To Pick Candidates  South Carolina, Nevada Primaries

New Allied Decree Affeets Germans   *ravides Death Penalty For  Attempts to Reconstruct  Military Trsiallations

Packers Assert Meat Industry Near Ruin   Anderson Asked to Take Steps to End Bad Situation

Communist Prestige in China Low   Nationalist Aims May Determine Success of Mission

Stalin Sees No Threat Of New World Conflict   Not Worried Over U.S., British Capitalist Ring

To Collaborate ‘With Western  Democracies   Declares Monopolist Possession Of Atomic Weapons Not To Be Maintained

Atom Bomb Will Not Continue, He Says   Ma rshal Also Asks : U.S. To Quit China   Does Not Believe Britain, U.S. Can Encircle Russia By Capitalism

SOVIETS WANT WORLD PEACE, PREMIER SAYS   U. 8S. ARMY IN CHINA Cit LED MENACE TO SECURITY

— INTERVIEW —  AtomBomb AleneCan’t Win War   Encirclement of Russia by U.S., Britain Doubted

Reiterates His Desire  For Peace  Says U. S. Should Get Out Of China

Russian Sees No Danger Of War Now   Soviet Leader Says U.S. Troops.in China Threat To Peace in Interview  With British Writer

War Danger  Just Noise, Stalin Says   Claims Atomic Bombs Are Not Definite Force

Answers Frankly and Openly the Searching Questions of London Correspondent. Decries Atamie Bom .

Stalin Sees Na Big Danger Ot Real War   States Belief In Friendly Relations With Democracies;  TT. S. Should Quit China

Soviet Leader Asserts Atom Bomb Threat        Prime Minister Criticisi Retention Of U.S. Troo} In Ching.

Soviet Leader “Urges America To Quit China   Declares ‘Monopolistic Possession’ of A-Bomb Cannot Continue Long; Calls for Democratization Of Germany.

No Real Danger of War, Stalin Says; More Cooperation   Urges Demilitarization of Germany in Answer to Nine Questions

Soviet Leader Not Worried Over Great Britain-U. S.  Capitalistic Encirclement   “Monopolistic Possession” Of A-Bomb Cannot Continue; Urges U. S. Quit China As Step To Lasting Peace

Asks America to Get Her Troops Out of China  Contends They Are Theant ta Pencra

Thinks Friendly Relations With Allies Possible   Soviet Leader Answers Nine Ques. tions By WPiter: Sees A-Bomb Monopoly Threat   Rv REVMIBFRT JAMES

Premier Says Atomic Bonih Control Soon To Be Freed   Russia Not Worried Of Anglo-American ‘Eneirclement’? Try

BELIEVES RUSSIA. WESTERN POWERS CAN COLLABORATE   EXPRESSES VIEWS IN ANSWER TO NINE WRITTEN QUESTIONS

Stalin Sees No Real War Danger   Prime Minister Expresses Views in Answer to  Questions   GIVES RUSSIAN AIMS   Has No Plan.to Use Germany as Weapon Against Western Europe

Sees No Danger Of War   Stalin Firm in Belief Soviet-and Western AIllies Can Build Long And Friendly Peace

At Same Time Russian Leader Asserts Speedy Withdrawal of U.S. Troops from China is Necessary.

Says Peaceful Cooperation May Grow   Denies Reds Will Use Germany Against The Democracies

TEMPERATURES   Red Foreign Policy Revealed By Premier   Discounts Potentialities Of Atomic Bomb, Urges U. S. To Get Out Of China; No Need For Ideological Conflict. He Declares

Declares Soviet, vest Can Exist ‘in Same World’   Atom Bombs Intended Only to Intimidate Weak Nerves, He Says

Stalin Says Russia Can Live In Peace In Same  World With Democracy   Soviet Prime Minister Sees No Real Danger Of New War; Says Speedy Withdrawal. Of U.S. Troops From China Necessary

Stalin Sees No Danger Of New War   Premier Says Russia Not Worried About Anglo-U. S. Ring

Also Says U.S.Standin China Bad   Russian Premier Says Nation Has No Idea of Using Reich Against U.S.. Others   Replies to Letter      His Answers Are Made as Result of Reporter's Written Queries

B eliey es In. Possibility  ellaboration’ Between - Russia and Western Yeemoerretes ©

Red Leader Hopeful of Cooperation   Says Atom Monopoly by U.S. Is Threat but Can't Be Kept.

 ® z Stalin Sees No _New War Dange:   Russian Prime Minister Raps U.S. Monopoly in Atomic Weapons, Troops’ Stay in China

Soviet Chief Sees Long Friendly Era   Possession of Atomic Bomb by U. S. Is Peace Threat, He Says

No Danger Of War—Stalin  we te Oo. ee Aéie Cc Pavey Ta BR. ‘iene

Russian Prime Minister Declares Unqualified Belief In Possibility Of Long And Friendly Collaboration Between Soviet Union And Western Democracies, Despite Ideological Differences—Claims U. S. Holds Threat To Peace In Atomic Weapons

Believes Soviets And Democracies Can Collaborate   Differences in Ideologies Should Not Be Hindrance

Says Threat To Peace is Held by U.S.   Expresses Belief In Possibility of Collaboration with Western Powers  Dr MNWaADrno TT TraArAsC

Russian Leader Expects  Aeceord   Takes Rap At U.S. Possession Of Atomic Bomb

STALIN DECLARES NO REAL DANGER OF A NEW WAR   Urges America To Get Out Of  kt Bane Dreran

U.S. Retention Of Soldiers in China Assailed   Long and Friendly Collaboration With Western Powers Seen

Sees Growing Accord With  Democracies   L. S. Forees in China And Secret of Atomic Bomb Regarded as Threats to Peace   Sees No “Encirclement.”

Troop Removal To Keep Peace ls Stalin's Goal   Soviet Leader Sees No Real Danger of Third World War

FEELS THREAT WITH OUR SOLE BOMB CONTROL   Believes Possibility of Friendly Relations With Western Powers

PREMIER HITS U. §. MONOPOLY OF ATOM BOMB   Says Peace Possible With Democracies  Of the West

Stalin Says Danger of New War Doesn’t Exist, He Isn’t ‘Worried of Being Encircled

‘Russian Leader Raps U.S. Hold ‘On Atomic Bomb   Says Monopoly Can't Be Maintained Long; Troops in China Seored

Stalin Thinks World in no Danger Of New War; Tells US to Get Out Of China as a Step to Peace

Russian Leader Expresses View Of World Events In Answering Questions From British Writer: Urges U. S. To Get Out of Chinc

Reds Leader Gives Reply To Britisher   Says U. S. Troops In China Menace To World Peace

PREMIER FEELS ‘MONOPOLY’ ON ATOM WILL END   Cry For Concessions Seen Behinu Fears; Greater Accord Predicted

At Same Time Soviet Minister Says U. S. Holds Threat to Peace With Knowledge of Atom Bomb.   ANSWERS 9 WRITTEN QUESTIONS TO HIM

Stalin Scorns Threat Of War   Russian Leader Also Hints Others Will Have Atom Bombs

Urges American Troops Get Out: of China Area ©            Believes Collaborati “With Western Allies Fully Possible

Says Russians Not Afraid Of Capitalist Ring   But U. S. Atom Bomb, Forces in China ‘Threat To Peace’. 

Expresses Unqualifiec Belief That Russia anc Western Nations Car and Will Work Togethcr In Friendship De.  ‘spite Ideological Ditferences.

Atom Bomb Importance Discounted   Holds Collaboration Between Russia And Western Powers Possible.

Stalin Says He Sees No Real Danger Of New War   Believes Russia And Democracies Can Live in Peace  In Same World

Russian Chief Calls A-Bomb  Grave Danger   Dictator Answers List Of Nine Written Queries By Moscow Writer Of London Paper

Expresses Belief In Long Friendship With Democracies   Soviet Leader Blames War Talk On Hopes of ‘Naive Politicians’

Russian Chief Optimistic For Future Peace   Says Atomic Bomb. Not As Effective  Ae Gama Ralisva

RUSSIAN PRIME MINISTER HAS FAITH IN PEACE   Answers Nine Questions Put By British Correspondent; Says a Pape — nopo 1 ot Last; Thinks U.S. Should Get Out Of China Quickly.

Advises America To Withdraw Forces In China To Save Peace   Russian Prime Minister Claims ‘Monopolist Possession of A-Bomb Cannot Last Long’

— } Bees      Asserts That the United States Holds Threat  To the Peace

STALIN SEES NO DANGER OF A-NEW WAR   Russion Prime Minister Expresses Unqualified S8e lie€ In Friendly Col. laboration .   REPLIES TO QUESTIONS

Soviet Leader Looks for Long, And Friendly Collaboration   No Real Danger of New War, Stalin Says; Calls U. S$. Bomb Monopoly a Threat; Calls For Withdrawal of American China Forces

Truman Prefers Small Business, He Tells Group   “No One Man or Any One Group’ Will Be In Control of U. S.

Doubts Control Will be Gained by Large Groups   President Comments on Senate Labor Bill Action at Maryland College Exercises

Truman Lauds Small Business  Gets Degree From Washington College

PRESIDENT DECLARES  ADVOCACY OF SMALL  BUSINESS IN NATION GOVERNMENT TO REMAIN  OUT OF HANDS OF ANY MAN RONYV HE SAYS

President Truman Speaks In Favor Of Small Business   No One Man Or One Group Of Mer Will Ever Control Government  Of U.S., Executive Asserts

Yugoslavia « Uncle Sams  Old ‘Friend   Bata Strange and Hos: tile Element Has Been fujected Into  Country Since ‘the War

TODAY IT ISN'T THE OLD YUGOSLAVIA  Stranae, Hostile Element in Country

Conduct of Yugoslav. Leaders Is Not Typical of Feeling of Its People for U.S.

“WHEN LAWLESSNESS +   GOP Leader  Says Party  On Upswing Expects to Gain House Majority

Reece Sees Party Taking Kilgore Seat   Republicans to Win Congress Contr ol, Chairman Predicts

Businessmen To Hear Advertising Talks Wednesday   Two Authorities To Answer Display Queric

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL CLIMBING   299 Now Listed with Big Upturn Expected Sunday

Girl, Sole Survivor of Yachting Tragedy, Tells of Struggle To Live

Girl Survivor Tells Story of Lake Tragedy   Father Gave Life Pre. server to Save Girls

GIRL SWIMS IN LAKE MICHIGAN TO SAVE LIFE   Patricia Smith, 19, Only Surviver Of Yachting Tragedy   CRAFT WAS UPSET WHEN SQUALL HIT

TEMPERATURES   Yacht Founders Off Sturgeon Bay, Wis., In Sudden Squall

Prices Raised. On Household Goods By OPA   POTS, PANS, AND OTHER ITEMS ARE TO COST MORE

Cartwright Wins For Secretary of State Over Shaw; Conner Wins Out.

Governor By 40,000 Majority   Full GOP Slate Voted ‘Into Office  By Traditionally Republican Kansas

Midnight Counts  F or Congressmen   Wyoming Voters Favor Kilgore, Kee, Thornhill

Bilbo Appears Winner Again   Mississippian Clings To Slim Majority But Results Close

Sanders, Kee Lead In Fifth — District Congressional Race; Weather Helps Hold Down Vote

Sands Test Rockel Climbs 75 Miles   New Firing Planned  By Army, July 9

DEMANDS FOR MEN. STEPPED UP IN COUNTY   Board Announces Boys - Who: Are Leavine —

BRIBES OFFERED EMPLOYES OF FEDERAL AGENCY      WAA Workers With Crimi. nal Records Are Being Weeded Out

Charge Businessmen Bribed WSA Workers      Surplus Property ~Agency Launches Nationwide Probe

Businessmen Sought fo Bribe WAA Employes   Created ‘a Serious Problem’ Director Declares

REVEALS WAA BRIBE OFFERS   Frequent Efforts Made To Bribe Agency Employes, Director Declares

Gen. Marshall Will Mediate Chinese Strife   American Confers With Communist Army  Leader -

Envoy fo China In Conference With Red Leader   Bid for Truce Is Discussed As Chiefs Meet

Communists’  Chief Confers With Marshall   American War Leader Will Accept Task of Acting as Mediator, It Is Indicated

Confers With Reds   Marshall ' Reported Ready: to Act As Mediator-After Talks

Marshall, Gen. Chou In Parley   NATURE OF DISCUSSIONS NOT DISCLOSED; CENTRAL CHINESE TROOPS GO INTO CITY OF FUSIN

General Praised Highly By Chiang   President’s Special Envoy Confers For Two Hours With Communist Gen. Chou En-Lai On Peace Proposal

GEN. MARSHALL HOLDS LONG: PARLEY With CHINA REDS  Se re a eo ee © i.   President’s Special Envoy Hinted Ready to Negotiate Terms of Peace

GEN, MARSHALL CONFERS WITH REDS’ LEADEF   Indications Are American Envoy To Act as Peacemaker  In China

Marshall May Accept Role [Of Arbiter   General’s Aide Indicates En voy Willing On = Condition Communists Agrée to Gen, Chiang’s Peace Proposals 

Marshall May Be Mediator With Chinese   Communist Leader in Chinese Civil Strife Confers With U. S. General for Two Hour Period.

GENERAL TALKS AT LENGTH WITH RED CHIEFTAIN   U. S. Ambassador Will Accept Role Of Peacemaker In China If Communists Agree To Central Government  Plan For Truce.

Marshall May Accept Role of  Peacemaker  ——   Conferred For Two Hours With  Communist Leader

Marshall Due To Accept Role Of Peacemaker   General In Long Parley With Chinese Communist Leader.

General Marshall  Confers  In China   War Leader Slated To Assume Role Of Peacemaker

AMERICAN ENVOY  BELIEVED READY : BECOME PEACEMA   NATURE OF TALKS. WITH RED LEADER: ~ ARE KEPT SECRET}

First Lengthy Conference With Yenan_ I[.caders; May Accept Role of Arbiter; Says Spirit of U'nderstanding Essen tial To Peace.

Talks Indicate American Envoy Will Accept Role As Peacemaker   Both Sides Offer  Plans For Peace   General, At State Banquet, Expresses Hope For World Unity

Major Role For Marshall  General Expected To Be China Peacemaker

Confers With Red Leader   Conversations Believed To Have Covered Wide Range, Including Truce Bid

Mediafor's Role fo Be Taken by General, Belief   Nature of Parley With Chau En-Lai Is Not Disclosed

MARSHALL TALKS WITH CHINESE COMMUNIST HEAL   American General Probably Will Help Settle Civil Strife

TURKEY SEEKS ADMISSION TO RELIEF GROUP   Admission Depends Upon View Of Russia Toward Its Neighbor

Navy Plans One Major “Task Fleet” In Pacific And One In Atlantic

NAVY PLANS SIMPLE FLEET DEPLOYMENT   Two Task Forces To Patrol Pacific, Atlantic

ST. PETER HIGH GIRLS OPPOSE THE SACRED HEART ACADEMY GIRLS TONIGHIEI

Soviet Troops To Leave Manchuria Next Month, Chinese Minister Says

All Russian Troops to Leave Soon   Manchuria Expected To Be in Chinese Hands by Early May

RUSSIANS PROMISE TO WITHDRAW ALL MANCHURIA FORCES   Information Is Contained in Note from Government, Says Foreign Minister Wang Chi-Chien——Hess Opens His Defense  At War Crimes Trial

RUSSIA AGREES 10 QUIT MANCHURIA BY END OF APRIL   Moscow Makes Pledge ir Answer to Chinese Diplo ened titndee.

REDS GIVE WORD ON WITHDRAWAL   Tell Chinese They'll Be Out Of Manchuria By May

REDS PROMISE TO GET OUT   Moscow Tells Chinese It Will Move All Its Troops Out Of Manchuria “Not Later Than The End Of Anril.

Pledge Is Made As Tension in North Mounts   Further Massing of Communist Troops Is Noted by China Press

Russians Out Of Manchuria During April   All To Be Withdrawn By End Of Next Month, Chinese Foreign Sinister Reports

New Russian Pledge About  Manchuria  _ Withdrawal by May  "Promised—May

Reds Promise To Withdraw Troops   All Forces Will Leave Manchuria  By End of April:

Russ to Leave Manchuria by  End of April   Sends Note to Chinese in Response to  Query

Red Troops to Leave Manchuria by May   Chinese Foreign Minister Discloses Bledewa bu Cagiate

Reds To Leave Manchuria By ‘Last of April’   Promise China All Forces To Be Evacuated Not Later Than That Date

Russians To Leave Manchuria   Promise Complete Troop Withdrawal By End Of April

Reds Out By May 1.   Russians Promise to ‘Quit Manchuria Soon, Says Chinese Minister

To Go Not  Later Than’ End of April   ‘Not Expected ° To. Leave © Dairen or  Port Arthur

CONDEMN WAR: DEPARTMENT PROCEDURE AFTER RECORD OF MAY'S CONVERSATIONS MADE PUBLIC

Congressmen Condemn WD Practice Of Recording ‘Private’ Phone Talks

MAKEUP. OF. NEXT CONGRESS TO BE DECIDED TODAY   Voters In 47 States “Troop To Polls; GOP Has Chance

TEMPERATURES  AT Taken Off Liner; 449 Still On Board   Vessel Carrying Troops, Civilians Is Wrecked Near Seward, Seas Said To Be Moderating: Rescue Is Difficult

GROUNDED SHIP BREAKS IN TWO   47 Of 496 Aboard Taken Of Liner In Alaskan Waters

Coast Guard Cutter Onandaga Battles Gale in Effart ta Rescue Passengers And Crew af Wrecked Vessel

VESSEL BREAKS IN TWO AT SES   Many Lives Endangered, but No Loss Mentioned as Ship Sinks—47 Rescued

GROUNDED LINER “BREAKS IN ‘TWO   47 of 496 Passengers Tak. en Off Ship In Alaskan Waters

Vessel With 449 Aboard in  Grave Danger  Liner Grounded Off Alaskan Coast About   Liner Grounded Off Alaskan Coast About To Be Broken Up

GROUNDED LINER YUKON BREAKS INTWOIN GALE   Cutter Takes Off 47 Women Children of 496 People Aboard Ship

Grounded Liner Breaks In Two; 449 On Vessel   Wave Hits Ship Off Alusha; Power Boats Rescue 47; Help Rushed To Scene

LINER YUKON   i Steamer Grounded Off  Alaska in Winter Storm  i Reported “Breaking Up  Fore and Aft.”   371 PASSENGERS, CREW STILL ABOARD   Rescue Craft’s Radio Quiet After Sending 2 Reporis—Other Vessels Racing to Scene.

449 Still On Vessel In Alaska Area   Craft Runs Aground In Bay While On Way To Seattle

Gale Imperils 500 Marooned Aboard Liner      Ship Is Aground Off Alas. ka; Coast Guard Attempts Rescue Work

—SHIP WRECKED IN GALE—  Grounded Liner Breaks  In Two: 47 Are Rescued

RESCUERS RUSH 10 SAVE THOSE ABOARD SHIP OFF ALASKA   Ship Reported Broken In Two During Gale As It Went Aground

Coast suard cutter tries for rescue  Reports liner broken in two

Liner Breaks In Two Under Gale; Ships Rush Help   496 Persons Aboard, Including 185° Service men..

Grounded Liner Yukon Breaks In Two Under Buffeting Of Gale And Wave; 47 Removed   Coast Guard Cutter Takes Won And Children To Safety; 449 Remain Aboard

LINER WRECKED ‘ON ROCK LEDGE   Seattle Bound Ship With 118 Ahoard Breaks Up Off Seward, Alaska

Gas Pipeline Breaks, Blast Heara Z Miles   Resdients of Longview Are Shaken Out of Their Beds

THIRTY FEET OF PIPE TORN FROM LINE IN PRE: DAWN. EXPLOSION  _ PRESSURE ‘CAUSES: GAS 7

Superintendent’  County School News   Notes About the Rural and Town 4 Schools of Interest to All in i The County of Sioux

RIOTS FLARE IN NAPLES AS KING REMAINS   Status of Republic Is Uncertain As Court Delays Decision

King Delay? _ . Italian. Exit   6-Farty Coslifjon “Cabine ‘To Be Set Up by Gasperi

ROADSIDE IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM AND AND PLANS ARE DISCUSSED FOR PUBLIC

Thousands of  rail and steel  employes idle Negotiators told to pray Sundav

WASHINGTON: PHILADELPHIA ORDER DIMOUT   U. S. Industry Stalls As Coal Shortage  Becomes Acute

BODIES OF 5 AIRMEN FOUND IN ONE GRAVE  emer on amma,   U.S. Envoy Making Personal Investigation

GRAND RAPIDS PASTOR TELLS OF POISONING   ASSAULT ON CHURCH ELDER LEADS TO ARREST

Pastor Adinifs Poison Charge   Rey. Frank Siple Pleads Guilty Te Killing Daughter

‘HIS DAUGHTER CLAIMED MENTALLY INCOMPETENT  Minister Pleads Guilty To Murder Charge In Girl's Death: Recent Gift Also Said Poisoned

Pastor, Held In Assault Of Elder, Admits Murder Of 18-Year-Old Daughter

Pastor Pleads Guilty io Charge of Murder in Death of His Daughter: Traces of Poison Found in Body

Star Erupts In a Second Blast Today   Atomic Explosion in Heav ens Seen as Gases in Star  T Explode Again

Looms Larger Than Sun In Present State  Star Has Second Atomic Explosion

British Cut Off Jewish  Immigration   VWoly Land Seethes _ At Detention Plan; Tommies Clamp Down

British Blockade  Holy Land; Warn Civil War Coming   Jewish Refugees Fleeing To Palestine Will Be Held In Detention Camps On Cyprus, Or Elsewhere; Bitter Reaction Stirs

Attempt Made To Stop Jews From Entering   British Plan to Hold Refugees in Detention Camps

Civil War Is Threatened in The Holy Land   Palestine an Armed Camp; British to Interne Refugees

HOLY LAND IS CONVERTED 10 ARMED CAMP   Tank Led Troops Pour Into Key Ports To Enforce Order

BRITAIN SETS UP BLOCKADE AGAINST JEWS   PALESTINE BECOMES ARMED CAMP; KEY PORTS GUARDED

Civil War Said Threatening in Holy Land   Britain Blockades Illegal Jewish Entrance to Reaion

Civil War Is Threatened, London Says  Ditiar Daeartinn Fallaw   Bitter Reaction Follows Ban On Illegal Jewish  Immigration   WON'T STOP MOVEMENT, JEWISH LEADER SAYS   Holy Land Is Armed Camp; Military Restrictions Are Imposed

Magistrates Power Limited By McMullan   Other Rulings Given By Attorney General

WINNIE AND STALIN CORDIAL.   Harsh Words Are Forgotten on Soviet Leader's Rirthday.

SOUTH POLAR EXPLORATION CRUISE IS ON   Cold Weather Training Of Men, Ships And Weapons Is Aim

EXPEDITION 10 DEPART TODAY   Navy Will Make Extensiv: Tests At Antarctica: Using 13 Ships

SLAYER TRIES TO KILL SELF   Man Once Sentenced Here Attempts Suicide

Ransom Note Fingerprint — Is Heirens’  Federal Agents Confirm Identity

GOP’s Trying To. Tack 4 Amendments To Bill; House Gets Issue Next

Majority Leader Barkley Plans To Hold Night Ses. sion If Necessary

CEILINGS ON MEAL PRICES PROTESTED   Official Says National Restaurant Association Will Ask for Becontrol.

New Coal Pact Will Increase Mining Costs      Bituminous Operators are Stunned by U. S. Con eessions to Lewis

New Bituminous Contract ‘Stuns Coal Operators   Mine Owners Refrain From Making Any Formal Statement Yet: Some Claim Government’s  Pact With Lewis A Defeat For Public

Rise In Coal Mining Costs Set At 200 Million Dollars   Operators Remain Silent After’ Krug’s Stunning Concessions: Price Hike Seen

Estimate Yearly  Increase in Cos  At $200 Million Public Will Pay,  Says Secretary  ' Of Coal Group —

Soft Coal Pae Hard Blow to  Mine Owners   Operators Bitterly. Silent as Lewis Secures Demands

Mine Operators Stunned by Terms U.S. Gives Lewis  Owners See Contract  As ‘A Defeat for

Operators Await Predicted Boost In Ceiling Price   Estimate Pact Will Add $200,000,000 To Annual Cost

Operators Silent On UMW Contract   Stabilization Board Okay On New Agreement Renanted Taduay

Estimate Soft Coal Pact Will Increase Costs $200 Millior   Operators, Stunned by Govt. Concessions, Will Await Action on Price Ceilings Before Trying for New Contract

Mine Owners Await Ceiling Price Decision   200 Million Dollars Expected to Be Added To U.S. Coal Bill

Consumer To Foot Bill For Increase Given Miner:  Government Men   Government Men Predict Price  Of Coal To Rise 80.25 Cente a Tan

Government Deal Will Add 20 Milliees Te Annual Mining Costs, They Say

BOOST SHOWN AS REACHING 200 MILLIONS   Krug-Lewis Pact Will Increase  All Prices of Coal

Christmas Buying Sends Billions To U.S. Treasury Via Excise Taxes

Former Chief Of Naval Operators Contmues Testimony In Pearl Harbor Investigation At Washidoton   SITUATION HAD BEEN SURVEVET

‘Allen Quits RFC; Urges Act Changes   Friend and Advisor Of President Ends Year of Service

HEAD OF REC TO QUIT JOB . «NEXT MONTH         AULEN. HANDS IN RESIGNATION. ¥: EFFECTIVE IN JANUARY : . TRUMAN NAMES  _. GOODLOE _..

<ip-aannianentemnesrmsih aipidiitenennesiguantnetnatemmmnnindiniteinance sminattiuasteatinnes en a eal —e ee  Truman s Pal George Allen, Leaves RFC

George Allen Resigns Post As RFC Director   TRUMAN’S PAL QUITS POST EFFECTIVE JAN. 16

Allen Quits AsRFC Head   Truman Immediately Names John D. Goodloe Corvoration Director

ALLEN RESIGNS POST WITH RFC, URGES CHANGES   Goodloe To Take Over Job: Retiring Director Asks Sweeping Revision

Dramatic alterations Suggested to Eliminate All Wartune  Powers In Act /   GOODLOE APPOINTED BY TRUMAN AS SUCCESSOR

Truman Names John Goodloe  As Successor   Allen Recommends Sweeping Revision Of Act Under Which the RFC Agency Operates   Known As White  House “Jester”   Will Hold Himself ‘Avail. able” If and When President Needs Him As  Adviser

Truman ‘Jester’ Leaves Federal Job January 16  Took Nomination Baw Peale, fina Vana

Allen Quits R.F.C. And Asks Changes Be Made in Law   ‘President: Names. Goodloe to “Post; . Allen Said He Would Serve’  » Year Only

Allen Quits as Director of RFC with General Counsel Goodloe Replacing His

Allen Quits Post As Head Of The RFC   Director Resigns After Ask, ing Drastic Changes; Goodloe Sueceeds Him

George E. Allen Resigns His Post  As RFC Director   John D. Goodloe Will Be  Successor to ‘Court Jester’

Truman Pal Urges Loan Act Changes   Jester Was Appointed With Understanding He'd Serve Year.

Allen Quits RIC Job, Asks Act Revision   All Wartime Powers Should End, President Told in Final Report

RESIGNED TODAY FROM THE R.F.6.   He Recommended Broad Changes In the Lending Agency’s Power.   SUCCESSOR IS NAMED   Truman Appointed John D. Goodloe to Fill the Vaeancy.

George E. Allen Resigns As Director Of R. F. C.; John D. Goodloe Named

REC Director  Resigns Post   Drastic Revisions of Act Controlling RFC Urged by Allen —

"Allen Resigns His Post As An RFC Director   Proposes Sweeping Loans  Act Revisions; Goodloe To Succeed Him.

George E. Allen Quits RFC Director Post   President Accepts Resignation---Appoinis GaAcdlise He Siiccaccar

RFC Head To Quit Jan. 16   Jovial George Allen  Had Held Post a Year; Urges Drastic Changes In Act Creating Agency

aI — a a ee a Ne a i Rl a Ee  Jovial”  GeorgeQut of RFC Post   Anecdotal Allen Quits Finance Job; Ready to Do More H. F. T. Chores

ALLEN RESIGNS AS RFC CHIEF   Suggests Sweeping Changes i: Act—General Counsel Named Director

Administration’s Jester Had Agreed to Serve for Sinale Year in Position

Allen Resigns Post As RFC Head After Serving One Year   Goodloe Takes Over Job As Truman Accepts Resignation

George Allen Quits Post on Board of RFC   ‘Court Jester’ Proposes Changes; Successor Named

George E. Allen Resigns Post As Director Of RFC   Truman’s ‘Court Jester’ Quits At End Of One Year

Suggests Changes To Eliminate ~ Emergency Powers John Goodloe Named Successor

Urges Sweeping Changes; Truman Names Goodloe   Retiring Director Urges All Wartime Emergency Powers Be Eliminated

Resignation of Lending Agency) Chief Is Effective on January 16.   URGES REVISION OF ACT   ‘He Recommends Complete Re ) writing of Law to Merge  All Loan Powers.

ALLEN RESIGNS AS RFC LEADER   Urges Sweeping Revision of Present Act

ALLEN RESIGNS RFC POSITION ASKS REVISION   President. Appoints John Goodloe to Fill Vacancy on Jan. 16

Geo. E. Allen, REC Director,  Has Resigned   Recommends Change In Act Under Which  Corporation Operates

Allen Resigns Job As RFC Chieftain; Goodloe Gets Post   RFC Boss Recommends Sweeping Revision of Lending Authorities

GEORGE ALLEN QUITS REC JOB   One Of President’s Closest Advisers Resigns As Loan Agency Head

ALLEN RESIGNS POST WITH RFC   Drastic Revision Urged as Truman Advisor Leaves Agency

Is Accepted  Resignation By Truman   Sweeping Revision  Of Act Is Urged

TRUMAN'S PAL, GEORGE ALLEN, QUITS THE RFC   In Quitting Suggests. Drastic Revision ° Gf Agency ,

George Ailen Resigns as  Head of RFC   Chief Quits After Urging Sweeping Revision of Act; President Quickly Names Goodloe for Post

ALLEN QUITS ASR. F.C. DIRECTOR   President Names J. D. Goodloe As His Successor

George E. Allen Resigns Today As RFC Director   Recommends Change: In Measure

George E. Allen Resigns Office As Head Of RFC   “Court Jester’ Will Be Replaced By John D. Goodloe, REC _ Counsel

Raid gD     A Sean vf Revision of Act   Resignation Effecti ve Jan. 16; Truman Ap points: John D. Goodloe

ALLEN, QUITTING “AFC POST, ASKS ~ PUANES TNL Ay   Truman Names Attomey: fc Board of Directors in His Place      DUBBED ‘COURT JESTER  Close Friend of President Also Figured in Res'~nation of Wyatt

Allen Resigns As Director of  U.S. Loan Body   John Goodloe to Replace Him in RFC on Jan. 16

Allen Quits RFC Job; Revise Act?   Submits to Truman Propos. als fer ‘‘Drastic’’ Changes  in the Law

"DRECTOR OF RFC   Reng Oe Recom Sweeping Revis- _  + jon of Act   GOODLOE IS APPOINTED

ATTORNEY FOR GROUP NAMED AS SUCCESSOR   John D. Goodlove Will Take Over Position On Jan. 16

Asks Broad Change In Agency Powers   Repeal of Wartime Regulations, Lendina Consolidation Is Urged

RFC HEAD SAID TO HAVERESIGNEL   CHICAGO SUN REPORTS GEORGE E. ALLEN WILL LEAVE POST JANUARY 22.

John Goodloe Appointed As His Successor  Change Effective   Change Effective January 16, White House Announces

Allen Quits: RFC; Wants Act Revised   Would Consolidate Lending Authority Under Single Law

Expected to continue As Close Adviser After Steps From Official Capacity

Allen Gives Up Post as . REC Director   Recommends Sweeping Revision of Act Under Which RFC Operates; Goodloe Is  On oe es es

Asks Complete Revision of Gov't Agency   Returns to Private Business; Still Available to Truman

Allen Resigns As RFC Boss   Goodloe Appointed To Succeed ‘Jester’

ALLEN RESIGNS AS HEAD OF RFC   Truman Immediately Appoints John D. Goodloe As Successor   EFFECTIVE JANUARY 16

\Allen’s Resignation As An RFC Director !s Accepted; John D. ‘Goodloe Appointed Successor

George. Allen Resigns As RF (; Head  And. falls For Drastic  Changes It Lending “Ageney           Proposes to Rewrite RFC Act; Goodloe Named Successor.

GEORGE ALLE GIVES UP HIS RFC POSITION   Director Will Step Down January 16—Recom. mends Sweeping Revision of Act Under Which Agency Operates.

Senate War Committee,  7 Discuss Army Officers’ Travel Allowances Pay

COMPULSORY ARBITRATION QUESTIONED   Labor - Management Warns Congress Scheme Not Cureall for Strikes.

Management, Labor Committee Warns Congress to Steer Clear Of Compulsory Arbitration Plans

Collective Bargaining Must Remain Basis For Settling Labor Disputes. Board Believes.   MURRAY ASKS ADVISERS HELP

Free Bargaining Urged by Labor, industry Groun   Warns Congress To Steer Clear of Forced Arbitration

Labor, Management Warn New Congress   Arbitration Plan Not Strike Cure-All, Group Says

Unions Ignore Agreement Made By ACEW Chief   Operators In Major Cities Refuse To Report At Plants   Local Telephone Service Normal

Vacancies Shown ‘As Dallas Harbors Landlord Strike   Tour Investigation Indicates There Are Locked Apartments

Vote Draft Extension Until 1947   Conferces Agree on March 31, but Fail to Agree on Teen Agers Today  ’

Vote Extend Draft Until March, 1947   Senate, House Still Can't Agree In TeenAge Controversy

Draft Until Mareh, 194.7 Agreed Upon   Senate And House Conferees Still Far Apart On Teen-Agers, However

HOUSE-SENATE HEADS 0,.K, DRAFT LIMIT   Conferees Fail To Agree On Teen-Age Question

Temperatures   Thomas Cites Plan To Put Age 18 at ‘Bottom of Barrel’

Congress Fails To Agree Upon New Draft Act   EXTENSION HOWEVER IS VOTED UNTIL MARCH NEXT YEAR

SAVAGE RIOTING BREAKS OUT AS 20000 UNEMPLOYED MARCH ON GOVERNMENT OFFICE _

Mob Protests Discharge of Public Workers   Several Killed And More Than 50 Wounded

Unemployed In Rioting In Rome   Mob Invades Italian Minis try Of Interior—Exchanges Shots With Police   OUTBREAK COSTS SEVERAL LIVES

Savage Riots Rage i in Rome Several Die    “Mob of 20,000 °° Jobless Storm Ministry Office: Shots Fired ~

Savage Riots Rage in Rome Several Die   Mob of 20,000 Jobless Storm Ministry Office; Shots Fired

Invade Ministry, Trade Shots With  Police After 56,000 Released For Public Economy

Three Billion More For Vets   Terminal Pay Bill Is Expected To Get Quick Approval

Farm Senators  . Show W Strength   Uprising Is Effective O1 New Measure

TRUMAN Y IS PROMISED WAGE BOOST   Rider Increasing Farm Prices Goes Down to Defeat

Senate Votes to Retain ‘Rider’  . Adminisiration   Administration Loses Ficht

Senate Retains Farm Price Rides In Wages Bill   President’s Threat He'll Veto Such a Measure Is Iqnored

SENATE APPROVES FARM PRICE BOOST FOR SECOND TIME   Votes to Retain Wage Bill Rider Which Truman Has Said Will Necessitate Veto of Measure.   CALLS FOR REVISION OF PARITY FORMULA   Administration Forces, in Effort to Beat Amendment, Had Agreed to 60-Cent Minimum Pay. .

Senate Retains Farm Amendmen: To Wage Measure   Administration Loses House Votes Pay Hike for U. $. Employes

Senate Keeps Farm Rider In Wace Bill   60-Cent Minimum Pay Measure Faces Veto

Compromise 60e Wage Bill Nears Vote in Senate  Truman Fails to Get Measure Through Without Farm Rider

Farm Rider Put Into Wage Bill  Requires Revision Of Parity Formula

Priorities On Lumber Will  Cover Sawmills   Wyatt Says Action Will Channel More Lumber Into Housing Program

Hard Fight.Looms, However, to  Keep House Contro   Lumber Priorities Extended To Help Speed New Homes 

NEAR: IDEAL MONTH   Average Temperature for September Was 68.28  Degrees

Threat of New Rail Strike  Is Reported   Non-Operating Brotherhoods Seek Raise

TRY TO SOLVE COAL DISPUTE HELD FAILURE   Brotherhoods Draft Demand for Boost In Wages

WILL DECIDE ON PAY HIKE PLEAS   Board Is Asked For Permission To Reopen Chrysler Contract

UAW Faces Issue OfHoldingLine Or Asking Raise  7 Union Protests Hiah Livina Cost

Union May Ask  Wage Increase   CIO-UAW Pose Question Because Of High Cost Of Living

Byrnes Declares Atomic Secrets Are Safecuarded   Bis 3. Canada lave Agreement; — Pistoric UNQO Session Opens ‘Tomorrow.

Big Powers Agree Atomic Secrets ‘ToBeSafeguarde:   American Delegates To  UNO Assured By Byrnes

Powers Agree On Atom Bol Safeguards  Vandenberg, Critie   Vandenberg, Critic Of Byrnes Policy, Satisfied

A Nations Agree On Security For Atomic Secret:   Harmony Is Reported For UNO Session

Big 3, Canada In Accord on Safequards   Harmony Restored to US UNO Delegation as Vandenburg States He Has Been “Reassured” by Byrnes

U. 5. Delegation Agrees On Use Of Atomic Energy  UNO Assembly Open: Tomorrow With Vital Problems Ahead

ATOM SAFEGUARD AGREED BYRNES   VANDENBURG COMPLETELY REASSURED ON POLICY

Big-4 Agree On Safeguards   Byrnes Says Nations Will Agree On Whatever Control Plan Made.

Agree on Bomb Plan, Byrnes   -U. S., Britain, Russia And Canada Agree on Safeguards, He Says

Nations Agree On Bomb Plan   Will Accept UNO’s System, Says Byrnes

Four Powers _ Agree on Atom Safeguards  Harmony in U. S. Delegatior To Conference Restored.

VANDENBERG AND BYRNES IN APPORD ON ATOMIC POLY   U. $. Delegation Solidified on Safeguarding Se erate in’ Landan

U)§, DELEGATES ARE REASSURED ON ATOM CURB   Vandenberg, Principal Critic, Indicates He Is Satisfied With Statement   NEED NOT DIVULGE DATA   Controls on Use of Nuclear Energy Will Be Set Up in Meantime

MRS, ROOSF!LT ISSUES WARNING   British Brides Of Gis Told To Expect Prejudice _. In United States

FORD AND UNION MAY ANNOUNCE NEW DEAL TODA)   Conference Near Agreement On Wage Increase

HOWEVER; STEEL STRIKE THREATENS PLANT’S COMPLE SHUTDOWN WITHIN TEN. DAY,

Good Outlook  As Conferees Get Together   Complete Shutdwn Of Assembly Lines May Be Averted By Settlement.

Ford May Sign Wage Deal With Auto Union Now   REPORTS OF AGREEMENT CIRCULATED IN DETROIT

Big 4 Agrees On Romania’s 1938 Borders   Decision Would Embrace Transylvania, Russia Keeps Bessarabia

‘BORDER ISSUE   FOREIGN MINISTERS DECIDE  ON POSTWAR FRONTIERS OF  ROMANIA—HUNGARY'S CLAIM REJECTED

Ministers Leave Bessarabia in Russian Hands   Molotov Objects To Discussing Danube Question

isS RETAIN ASARABIA, AWEVER           cision Would Deny ingary” 8 Claim to

3 Women Die af Grade Crossing   Necks Broken When Truck Hits Soo Train

Three Riders Die In Crash   Truck Crashes Into Train Near Wausau Crossing; Driver Survives

COMMISSIONER .AT ODDS WITH HATCH ON HIGHWAY SETUP   Kennedy Takes Issue with Senator Over Politics in Highway Department

PROPERTIES IN LOWER BUCKS CHANGE HANDS   New Owners Listed For Those in Falls, Yardley Newtown, Other Points  SOME PRICES GIVEN

LOWER BUCKS COUNTY TRANSFERS LISTED   Properties Change Hands In Bristol Borough; Bristol and Bensalem Twps.  PRICES PRESENTED

Cut Manpower Needs to Minimum, Says Chief of Staff Soldiers Threaten Rush of McNarney’s Headquarters!

e Situation Reviewed as Troap Nemonstrations Spread; Eisenhower iders Return of All Unneeded Men

CRITICISM OF HOUSE BY FDR: JR., RAPPED IN SENATE HEARING  COMMENT ON HOUSING BILL’S CHANGE MEETS

Arrest Two in Erie Murder:   Garage Men With Good Memories Factors in Issuing of Warrant:

Isolation of Spain Would  Cause Disunity   Franco Believes His Country Necessary to Peace of Globe

Chain Store Taxes Test Case Decided  lowa Court Rules on “Building Material”

Chain Store Taxes Test Case Decided  iowa Court Rules on pine 8s? ..§. pda. p...* . yee

Solons Want OPA 1] Yr. Extension   WILL TRY FOR THIS PLAN ON LIN SATISFACTORY TO PRESIDENT.

HOUSE APPROVED BILL WILL = BE PASSED UP FOR ONE-YEAR EXTENSION ACT SAY LEADERS

HOUSE STOPGAP MEASURE FACES ROUGH GOING   @ Administration Encouraged By House Vote; O’Daniel Can Block Progress

O’Daniel Is Expected te Block Action for Few Days; Tax Increases Al. so Promised.   LIVESTOCK MARKET PAYMENTS LOWER

1-Year Extension Of OPA Sought By Senate Heads   To Sidetrack Stop-Gap Bill Passed By House; O’Danie Is Adamant

Controls Seen Dormant for. Week Following Shelving of House Plan; Barkley Forecasts Speedy Action

Expect No Action Until Late In Week   House Passes 20-Day Extension Of Price Control

SENATE PLANS EXTENSION OF OPA FOR YEAR   Upper Chamber Would Sidetrack Stop-Gap Bill Adopted by House.

‘Barkley Believes Acceptable  Bill Will Be Produced { By Next Weak

Leaders Say 1-Year Bill Is Solution   No Action Likely Before End of Week; 20-Day Plan Out

Senate Will Try For Extension Of OPA Control   Solons Move to Sidetrack , Stop-Gap Legislation ; Sen. 4o’ Daniel Still in Opposition

Senators Decide to Sidetrack Stop-Gap OPA Bill and Try for One Year Extension Measure

Steel Price Raise Claimed Needed To Meet Pay Boosis   ‘Statement Interpreted To Mean Next Move In Steel  Impasse Now Due From Government — Fairless Said To Be On Way To New York After Talks

PRICE OF BREAD UPPED ONE CENT   Increase Effective Immediately Also Applies to Rolls

Bread Price Goes Up One Penny Today   OPA Attributes Hike Te Bakers’ Production Costs Since Curtailment Wheat Supply

LOAF OF BREAD COSTS A PENNY MORE TODAY  Increased Because Bakers’ Costs Up

Bakers Either May Increase Cost of Loaf or Reduce Its Weight Equivalent to the Authorized Hike.

_ . PRE CE, ‘S— OPA Boosts Bread Price  Elusive Loaf Goes Up Cent

Bread Price Goes Up One Cent A Loaf   Flour Slash Adds To Bakers’ Costs

Price Boost on Bread ‘Becomes Effective   Beginning Today, Loaf Costs One Cent More  —A Similar Increase  On a Daren Balie

OPA Approves Cent Boost In ‘Price of Loaf   Says Cost of Making Smaller Loaf Higher; Bread-Type Rolls Cost More

Price of Bread Boosted a Cent   Increase’ Authorized by OPA Takes Effect’. Immediately

That Elusive  Loaf of Bread Goes Up aCent OPA Grants Increase, Effective Immediately,

Had Prescription   Bread Price  Up One Cent Bread Rolls Are Also Boosted

BREAD PRICE GOES UPON OPA’S ORDER   Boost Of One Cent Per Loaf In Effect—Increase Attributed To  Bakers’ Costs

News Conferences May be Cancalled After Wallace Jam   President Carries on in Style of Roosevelt at Discussions

WHOLE DISPUTE BEGAN AT NEWS CONFERENCE—AP EXPERT TELLS HOW SUCH JAMS ARE POSSIRI F

GM AND UAW  TALKS ARE RECESSED   Are. Awaiting. Developments  In. Steel Strike

Strike Parley Takes Recess   Harvester Negotiators May Reach Agreement

ClO-GM TALKS ARE RECESSED   NO WEEK-END SETTLEMENT SEEMS POSSIBLE

GM'S NEW OFFER SNUBBED BY UAW   Union Says Plan Failed To Meet Fact-Finder Scale

Bill to Extend OPA Price Control Another Year Introduced in Senate

OILS AND FATS HIKED; DINNERS TOBEBOOSTED   Restaurant Industry Expected To Petition For Raising Food Lids

RAISED BY OPE   Shortening, Salad Oils, Salad Dressing and Mayonnaise Also Up 2/0 Pound

OLEO AND FATS PRICES UPPED   Anderson Says Meat Is Still Short With Controls To Stay On

OPA Increases Retail Prices leo, Salad Oils   Prepare Higher Costs for Meat Meals in Cafes

(Telephone strike is complicated by laws and unions’ diseension. Page 9.)

NATION-WIDE PHONE TIKUP COMES TO END   Strike Postponed 30 Day Period Prepar atory to Genera Walkout.

Wires Buzz As Union Calls Truce   Pickets Leave Posts As Strike Is Delayed For 30-Day Period

NATIONAL PHONE . WALKOUT HALTED;   PICKETS CALLED ‘OFF FOR 30 DAYS

PHONE TIEUP ENDS, PICKETS ARE WITHDRAWN   General Telephone Strike Has Been Postponed For Thirty Days

Picket Lines Withdrawn In Most Cities   Parent Organization Postponed General Strike For At Least Thirty Days.

Bids Are Opened For Highways   Estimated That Low Bids On Work Will Total $3,000,000

Fighting Breaks Oui In Iran   Government Troops Push North Into Azerbaijan; Many Casualties Reported

Soldiers of Iran Report Fighting In Azerbaijan   Heavy Casualties Inflicted in Area Bordering Russia

IRAN TROOPS ENTER RUSSIAN BUFFER STATE, WITH AIR TANK AND ARTILLEY IN SUPPORT

Iran Troops Advance in Azerbaijan   To Supervise Elections i Province Friendly to Rus sian Interests

iran Attacks Buffer State   Inflict Casualties In Move Against Area Borderine Rucsia

Troops Smash  Into Azerbaijan   Four Columns of Government Troops Strike Across Frontier of Rebellious Province

Washington Early Today Says Accord Is Reached      Poll Taken On Proposed Compromise But Details Are Withheld; Set For 6 A. M.

Phone Union Officials Accept Terms   Individual Group Voting on Settlement Phases

ASK ALL NFTW MEMBERS FOR C ONFIRMATION   New Terms Agreed To By Union Leaders Are  Being Polled

Efforts to Avoid Tieup Continue After Midnight.  Detroit Urges Truman to Act In GM Dienute

Byrnes, Bevin Hold  Conference   Conference Drags Over Hungary, Rumanian Peace

Houses WithouiFurnittre? ....  Pressing Need Of Lumber  For Household Furniture

TAX RECEIPTS UP   Major Sources of Kansas Income Show Increase in 1945

U. S. Atomic Control Program Approved   United Nations Commission Overwhelms Sovie Opposition; Russia Charges Atomic Energy Bsing Used FEyclucively far Anaracciva Arme

PORTER, ICC MEMBER. DIES   Brain Hemorrhage Brings Death 6 Days After Son Succumbs

Admiral Stark Questioned on: Note to Dutch   Tells: Pearl’ Harbor... Board.-He- ‘Probably’ : Discussed: tt With: FDR

STARK TALKED WITH  ROOSEVELT BEFORE SENDING NOTE   Suggestion Forwarded — the Dutch Karly In December LOT, ;

Stark Says His Advice to Dutch Had to Go Thru State Department   ACT DIDN'T MEAN WAR

Stark Tells Of Proposal To Warn Japs   Would Have Dutch Threaten Attack If Certain Line Crossed

KIMMEL DENIED LOOK AT FOR'S ‘SECRET’ FILES   Pearl Committee Hears Defense Counsel Complaint; Stark Airs Pre-War Plan

Senate Passes Measure  Extending OPA   Agency Deprived of Control on Vital Foods

Senate OPA Bill Passes   Price Chiefs Repeat Warning: Living Costs to Jump Sharply in U. S.

soviet Troops Are still Illegally n Manchurian Port   Drive by Chiang‘s Armies Points Out Presence Of Russians; Chinese Chief Forces Issue Of Contro] Over Strateaic City of Dairen

Chiang’s Doiren Drive IPuts Soviets on Spot   Would Serve Notice an UN of Hlegal Presence Cf Riiscinn Tr.

Red Troops in Dairen, Charge   Advance of Chiang’s Anny on City Calls Attention to Fact

CRIPPLED TRANSPORT PLANE LANDS SAFELY   27 Passengers and Crew Have Anxious 4 Hours When Two of Four Engines Fait.

Government Sore at Itself—  Own Railway Lacks Engines   But It Can't Buy ‘Any Surplus ‘Equipment

CLUB‘S STAND IS EXPLAINED —s_—iw® Lubbock Jaycees Study Protest Of Fund Campaian By Pastor

Chinese Battle As Envoys Confer   Madame Sun Pleads  For Coalition

BITTER FIGHTING WARED WN CHIN   Anti-American Pressure Rising Once More; Peace Sought 2

Bitter Fighting Rages in China  Anti-U. S. Pressure Reported Rising

HOPES FADE FOR SAFETY OF FIVE FLYERS   Men Are Shot Down By Yugoslav Fighters   BELIEVED DEAD   Release. Of: Nine On _. Other Plane Is Confirmed:

Hopes Fade For Safety of Fliers   Doubt They were Able To Parachute to Earth

Doubt Seen An Parachuted To Safety   Nine Occupants Of First Craft Are Set Free

State Department Says Yugoslav Fourth Army Expresses Doubt That Any of Airmen Parachuted to Safety.

HOPES FOR FIVE ~ AMERICAN FLYERS FADED TODAY   Were Shot Down By Yugoslavia Flyers Monday, State Dept. Reports.   A NOTE OF PESSIMISM      Doubt Is Expressed That Any of Them Parachuted to Safety.

Plane Occupants. Release Confirmed   Yugoslavs Express Doubts Airmen Leaped to Safety

U. S.-Yugoslay Tension Is ‘Still Notable   Plane Passengers Free But Diplomats Wait For More Accounting

Five U. 5. Fliers Believed to Be Dead in Crash   Hope Fades for Mer

Hopes for Safety of 5 Men Shot Down Fade  en ena cene Pash? That Any of Men Aboard C-47 Parachuted from Plane

Objects. Believed to Llave Been .Thrown Out of Plane and Mistaken by ‘Witnesses for _ Parachutes... .

Little Hope Held Missing Airmen Alive   Second U. S. Plane Crew Believed to Have Perished When Shot Down Last  Monday by Yugqoslavs .

HOPES DIM FOR 5 U. 5S. FLIERS   Yugoslav Army Expresses Doubt Any Parachuted To Safety   NINE OTHERS FREED

9 Airmen ‘yFreed By  Yugoslavs  enerinn   Tension Relieved By Tito’s Order

Little Hope Held for 5 U.S. Flyers   Doubt Escape of Any in Second Plane Shot Down by Slavs.

Hope For Americans _ Shot Down by Slavs Last Monday Fading   Release of Nine Aboard Plane Downed Aug. 9 Is Confirmed Today

Misunderstood Signal To Land, Captain Report   Released Flyers *  Interviewed; Men Were Well Treated

DIPLOMATS GET NEW HOPE FROM ANSWER TO NOTE   Soviet- Influenced Showdown Seen Postponed Ener Dracant

CREW OF PLANE SHOT DOWN LAST. BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN KILLED  OFFICIAL ANSWER TO NOTE NOT RECEIVED BY U. §. GOVERNMENT

HOPE. FADES ~ FOR SAFETY OF AIRMEN   See Russian Orbit Deciding Against Big Showdown t Present,

Doubts Raised Any Were Saved By Parachuting   U. §. Diplomats in Belgrade Confirm Release: Nine Occupants. of. Plane Downed Aux. 9   U.S.A, Still Awaits “Full Accounting”   Tito’s Submission to Ultie mainum Seen as Retreat ’ From Forcing Major  Showdown

Believe Five Flyers Downed By Slavs Dead   Doubt Any Parachuted To Safety, Report; Full Accounting Of Episode Awaited

Yugoslav Chief Pledges Safety to Planes; Five U.S. Fliers Still Missinoe

Hopes Fade For Safety Of 5 Yanks   Yugoslav Army Doubts Any Got Out of Plane

America Awaits Full Accounting By Yugoslavia   Slov Officials Express Doubt Any Survived August 19th Attack

.  _— SAFETY HOPES EBB — U. S..Fliers Feared’ Dead in Yugoslavia

FIVE MISSING      Hope for Safety of Men Shot Down by Slavs Fades: No Parachutes Used   VISIT TO CRASH SCENE i$ DELAYED BY WEATHER

Fate Of Missing Fliers in Doubt   All Believed to Have Been Killed When Plane Crashed

Hope For Peaceful End To Incident Rises; Flyers Free; Says Shooting Over   Yugoslav Bulletins

Tito’s Submission To U.S. Ultimatum Relieves Tension   World Ills Shown In Row With Yugoslavia

Slav Fourth Army. Isn't Hopeful   Fear Not One Parachuted To Safety

RIVAL AIRLINES PROTEST MERGER   SEVERAL COMPANIES ARGUE AGAINST COMBINING AMERICAN AND MUID-CONTINENT.

U.S. Can Seize Coal Mines but Can’t Compel Workers to Return to Jobs

Why Doesn’t President Truman Take over The Coal Mines? Here’s The Answe.

35 YR, OLDS MAY BE DRAFTED INTO ARMY   220,000 To ‘Be Taken Inte Army By March 31

Union Hotel Now Being Remodeled  Will Have Coffee “Shan” Dining Room

Union Hotel Now  Being Remodeled  ~ Will Have Coffee Shop, Dining Room

SOME SENATORS . FEEL CHURCHILL PLAN DANCEROIIS   Several Influential Sclons Call Suggested’ Allliarice “AF: front’ Likely to Bring Rus: ‘sian Retaliation fc

Senators Reject Idea Of Angio- American Military Coalition As Blow To UNO

Senators Reject Churchill's Idea For Coalition   Say It Would Invite Soviet Retaliation And Damage UNO

Declate U: S. ‘British Mi: ~~ itary Alliance Would Cut: Throat: of UNO and Bring Soviet Retal--jation. » 

U. S. Senators Reject Churchill’s Suggestion For Military Coalition

“BRING THE WORLD AGAINST US” Senators Flay Suggestion Of A British-American Coalition

Military Coalition Idea Spurned; Retaliation by Russia Predicted; U. S. Step Seen as UNO ‘Bodv Blow

eee 6B REGALSSZE OS aCRLZyY /“PrPYvoOwn™* * eee ae  Mixed ane Is Felt Toward Churchill Plea For Anglo-U. S. Alliance

Some. Sena tor. S De Not Appr ove Churchill Plea      (Declare           tion-atd Prove UNO . Body Blow ©

Capitol Hill Sees Threat to Relations With Russia If Former i  Premier's Proposal Is Followed

Second Maritime Strike Begins   Settlement Fails at Parley in Washington

Maritime Strike Begins; Power Parley Opened   Pittsburgh Hotel Employes Out; Trolley Tieup Spreads

DOOMED NAZIS CONFERRING ON APPEAL PLANS      Have Untit Saturday Yo Enter Appeals For Lighter Sentences

NEW GROUP OF HIGH NAZIS FACING TRIAL   Goering and His Colleagues Confer With Attorneys on Clemency Pleas.

More Nazis May Be Tried Soon   Industraialists, Lesser Lights May Follow Top Leaders to Court

Anti-Suicide Watch Hovers Over  Fallen Leaders; Freed Trio Dazed.

Will Plead For Lighter  Sentences   But All Seem Certain To Die On October 16

Court Asks Counsel  To Give Advice   Union Chief Makes Court Speech Denouncing Government TInitanetian Procedure

Penalty Question An Important One   UMW Held To Be Separately Guilty

Judge Holds Them Guilty   Lewis Offers No Testimony In Rebuttal to Government Witnesses

Union Boss Faces Fine Or Sentence   U. S. May Ask $200,000 Day Fine When Judgment Is Passed Tomorrow   Union Chief Raps  Court Injunction   Bitter At Verdict, He Makes It Plain Coal Fight ‘ Just Beginning

Judge To Announce Lewis’ Sentence In Court Wednesday   UMW Leader Breaks Silence at Trial “To Defend Constitutional Rights of Miners’

Ruling by Injunction” Flayed by Mine Chief   Sentence Deferred Until Wednesday; Defendant Says Order Deprives Miners of Constitutional Rights; Tells Labor History

Historic Verdict  Ends Five-Day Court Debate   Sentence Deferred In  Case Until Wednesday

FEDERAL JUDGE TO SET PENALTY ON WEDNESDAY   Lewis Assails Court Order in Statement  Before Bench

Court Asks Views of Attorneys Or Penalties in Fines Or Jail Terms   Lewis Lashes Back at Injunction in Statement After Historic Verdict for Disregarding Court Order Designed to Avert Coal Strike.

Mine Boss Io Be Sentenced  Wednesday   John L. Speaks Out And Says Miners Are Deprived Of Rights As Citizens

Court to Hand Down Sentence Wednesday: Trial ls Brief One   Union Boss Makes Statement Censoring Court’s Judgement

Justice Defers Naming Sentence   Advice of Counsel for Both Sides Asked; Miners Deprived of Rights Under Constitution, Lewis Asserts

sentence 10 Be Given On Wednesday   Judge Asks Opposing Attorneys to Submit Views on Sentence — Lewis Speaks  Out Against “Ugly Recrudescence  Of Government by Injunction”

Temperatures   Goldsborough Defers Sentence of Miners’ Chieftain to Wednesday; Lewis Contends ‘Rights Violated’

Proposed Federal Findings May Be Adopted by Court   Judge Geldsborough, Who Hands Down Verdict, Defers  Sentence Until Tomorrow Against United Mine;  Union Chief and His Organization. {

Mine Leader Sentence Due Tomorrow   B) udge Invites Advice From  Both Sides as to Penalty

‘Sentence To Be Passed Wednesday; Mine Leader Breaks His Silence; Indicates Prolonged Legal Batile

TEMPERATURES   Trial For Contempt Has Sudden Ending   Miners’ Chief Offers No Rebuttal Against Government's Charges; Brief Shows UMW Previously Admitted Federal Sovereianty

DEFER SENTENCE IN U. S. COURT UNTIL TOMORROW   JUDGE GOLDSBOROUGH FINDS UMW AND BOSS GUILTY AS CHARGED

Sentence Is  Deferred By  U.S. Judge Boss Of Miners Denounees Charge

JOHN L, LEWIS AND UMW GUILTY QF CONTEMPT OF COURT AND OF DISREGAR DING FEDERAL ORDERS   Judge Goldsborough Defers Sentence Until _ Tomorrow—Accused Speaks of “This Ugly Recrudescence’”’—Economic Merger in Germany  Is Announced by U. S. and Britain—Other News

Judge Defers His Sentence ‘ToWednesday   Asks Recommendations From Both Sides On Extent of Penalty

UMW Head to Be Sentenced Wednesday; He Condemns Writ   Hits ‘Ugly Recrudescence Of Government By Injunction’

Sentence to Be Revealed  Tomorrow   Mine Union Included In Decision; Lewis Makes Oral Statement

Verdict Handed Down By Judge T. Alan Goldsborough Convicting Defendants For Disregarding Order Designed To Avert Soft Coal Strike—Opposing Attorneys Directed To Submit Recommendations Before Penalties Are Pronounced

Federal Judge Goldsborough Hands Down Historic Verdict; Mine Leader Makes First Statement.   SENTENCE DEFERRED UNTIL TOMORROW

SENTENCING OF UNION CHIEF DEFERRED UNTIL TUESDAY AS JUDGE HANDS DOWN VERDICT   Opposing Attorneys Are Directed To Submit Their Recommendations; Penalties Are Within Discretion of the Court   ‘LEADER SFEAKS OUT AGAINST PROCEEDINGS

JUDGE — GIVES VERDICT   Defer Sentence \Of Mine Chief . Until Tomorrow.

For, Disregarding An Order to Avert Soft Coal Strike.   A HISTORIC VERDICT   Sentence Was Deferred Until Tomorrow by Judge Alan Golkdsborough.

Judge Simultaneously Finds UMW Guilty Of Court Contempt; Lewis Denounces Gov’t Injunction Order

Sentence Deferred By Court   Mine Chief Offers Ne Evidence; Verdict Includes Miners

Mine Worker Chief Speaks Out Against Rule by Injunction   Sentencing Set Wednesday As Court Told Order Deprives Miners Of Guaranteed Rights

Mine Chief Accuses Judge Goldsborougl OF Violating Constitutional Rights

Federal Judge Decrees Leader Viclated Law   SENTENCE TO BE METED OUT LATER BY COURT

Sentence by Court Deferred; Lewis Says Rights of Miners Deprived

Be ( en tenced  ¢ .   John L. Speaks Out And Says Miners Are Deprived Of Rights As Citizens

Held In Contempt; To Hear Sentence Tomorrow; Law Sets No Extent On Penalty

Both Convicted of Contempt By Judge Goldsborough; Sentencing Due to Take Place Tomorrow

Jurist Puts Off Sentence "Til Tomorrow   Penalties In Fines Or Jail Terms Are Within Discretion of the Court     Tos Dama Tr   Trial Comes To Sudden Finale   Lewis Speaks Out Against “Ugiy Recradesence Of Government By Injunction”

Delay Sentence In Strike Case Until Tomorrow   Goldsborough Asks Attorneys Te Recommend Penalty; Lewis Makes Statement

SENTENCE FOR CONTEMPT SET FOR WEDNESDAY   Verdict Announced After Miners’ Leader Speaks Out In Court Against “This Ugly Recrudescence Of Government By Injunction”

Defers Sentence Until Tomorrow; Labor Czar Irate   Mine Chieftain Lashes At Court, Declares Decision Unconstitutional: May Go To Jail

— BREAKS SILENCE— ,  Union Head Raps ‘Sordid’ History Of Injunctions

UMW Found Guilty Separately; Lewis Held In Contempt As Miners President And Individually

In Contempt for Disobeying Court   Sentencing of UMW Chief Will Occur Wednesday   Severity of Fine or Jail Sentence ts Left to Judae

Judge Postpones Passing Sentence   Opposing Attorneys Directed To Submit Recommendations Tomorrow Morning; Penalties In Discretion Of Court

LEWIS BREAKS : SILENCE AFTER VERDICT READ   Says Judge Has .Violated U. S.  Constitution

Will Pass” Sentence — Tomorrow      LEWIS MAKES STATEMENT VERDICT; SAYS MINERS’: CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS  VIOLATED

Disregarded  Order Designed To Avert Strike   Judge Defers Sentence Until Tomorrow; Penalties Within Discretion Of The Court

Verdict Against Labor Czar, Union In Contempt Trial; To Announce Sentence Tomorrow

Sentence Is Set For  Tomorrow   Defendant Scores U, S. Strike Moves

Goldsborough Defers Sentence Until Tomorrow; Heavy Fine, Jail Expected

Penalties in Fines  And Jail Sentences Are Within Discretion Of Court in Such Cases

Judge Defers Sentence Until Wednesday; Lewis Raps Injunction Order

Report Government Will Ask Court To Fine Lewis And His UMW As Much As $200,000 For Fach Day Of Goal Strike   UNION EXPECTED TO APPEAL VERDICT

Judge Will Sentence Mine Chief And Union on Wednesday Morning   UMW Boss Breaks Silence in Court Trial; Denounces Restrainina Order as Illeaal

Judge Delay:  Sentencing  For One Day   Verdict Announced After Five Day Trial: Union Leader States Miners’ Richts Violated

yenience is Deferred Until Tomorrow   Judge Asks Advice From Both Sides In Setting Penalties

Contempt of Court Sentence to Be Pronounced Wednesday; Mine Czar Lashes Use of Iniunction

Sentencing Is Set For Tomorrow   Penalties In Fines Or Jail Terms Rest With Judge Goldsborough.

Penalties Areat Court Discretion   Lewis Calls U. S. Use  of Injunction an ‘Ugly’ Aci; Says It Deprives Miners   Is Free in ‘Custody’   *     Lewis Is in Charge of His Counsel, Who Objects to Phraseology

Sentence Will Be Imposed On Wednesday   Mine Workers’ Union Also Guilty, Goldsborough Says

BA fy GA se Py MEREEN AEDS 5 aft cliines to Presen Witnesses. COURT ADJOURNS UNTIL WEDNESDAY United Mine Workers  Cited for Contempt; Sentence is Pending

Sentence Deferred Until Tomorrow   Uniled Mine Workers Leader Denounces Verdiet; Accuses Judge of Violating Miners’ Rights; UMW May Be Fined £900,000 Day

Fine, Jai Term Are Possible   Government Expected To Ask Fine Up To $200,000 Per Strike Day

jucoe Deters Sentence Until Tomorrow; Union Chiet Raps Injunctions

ULMLW. CHIEFTAIN RAPD INJUNCTION IN COURT TIRAD   Court to Pranounce Sentence : Tomorrow; Jail Term Possible

U. M. W. Leader And Union Will Receive Sentences  At Wednesday’s Session   GOLDSBOROUGH   Rules Lewis Guilty As Individual] And As Union Boss; Penalty Is Left To Court

Lewis, With Permission Of Court, Charged Restraining Order Which Led To Charge . Deprived Miners Of Constitutional Rights...   Court Asks Views On Sentence

Sentencing Is Postponed Till Tomorrow   Verdict Announced After UMW Chief Makes Speech

MINE CHIEF FOUND GUILTY OF CONTEMPT   Sentencing Deferred Until Wednesday— U. S. to Press for Heavy Fine.

Court Sentence Being Withheld ~Untit Tomorroy   Contempt Verdict, Reached - On Fifth Day Of Trial; * Statement By Defendant

NAVY REDUCTION DEPENDS ON U.N.   Admiral Nimitz Says He Is Optimistic About World Peace

HEIRENS ADMITS DEGNAN SLAYING PREMEDITATED   Choked Child and Dismembered Body.   THOUGHT FATHER WAS WEALTHY   Dual-Personality Complex Blamed For String of Horror Crimes.

NAVY HAS RETURNED FIVE MILLION MEN   Total Listed from All Theatres Since May 12th

NO INTOXICATION ABOARD NAZI SHIP   Navy Investigater Says Conduct Of Visiters and Crew Was At AM Times Orderly *

UNIONS STAGE ‘WORK HOLIDAY   State of Emergency Declared In Lancaster, Pa.

East Side Steel Plants Still Down   Lift Immigration Bar to Chinese Wives af Yanke   Mayor Declares Emergency In Lancaster General Strike

General Strike Grips Pensylvania City, Argument Over Mayor's Orde:

Lancaster, Pa. InGrip ol Union lieup  “ty Wide Sérike   City-Wide Strike Called in Support Of Transit Dispute

Pickets Rule All Lancaster   Emergency Clamped On Pennsylvania City

General Strike In Lancaster Backs Transit Workers      Al] AFL Workers Walk Out In Support of Trolley Employees; Sheriff Declines to Interfere.

Laneaster, Pa., Officials Invoke ‘Emergency’ As Strikes Throttle Transit Svstem And Industries

Mayor Seeks Police Aid To Face Mob   Says Situation Beyond Control Of City Officials

GENERAL STRIKE HITS LANCASTER   Mayor Rules Emergency A City In Pennsylvania

12,000 AFL Workers Join General Strike  State Of Emergency Is Declared In Lancaster

EASTERN STRIKE ‘OUT OF CONTROL   POLICE WITHDRAW AS LANCASTER, PA,, PICKETS ASSEMBLE

New Telephone Walkout Looms; GM-UAW Locke   General Strike In Lancaster, Pa. Ties Up All Activities

City Officers Are Powerless In Face Of Mob   Lancaster Mayor  Asks Assistance

Taft Against Delay on Vote  He'll Help Barkley Get Ballot on Loan

Taft Pledges Aid To Line Up Senate For Vote On British Loan This Week

Taft Wants Vote On British Loan   Tells Barkley He Will  Help Get Action Tht. Wael

QUEER CASE OF YOUTH, ESCAPEE FROM TRAINING SCHOOL, LIVING, DRESSING AS GIRL IS REVEATED

CLUB_MEETING ‘MONDAY NIGHT      ANNUAL OFFICERS TRAINING  SCHOOL FOR 4-H OFFICERS  AND ADVISORS Is __ "ARRANGED ~——

Girl Who Saw Family Die in Nazi Camp Kills Self When Held For Theft

No Paper W ednesday  The Daily Times Herald will not be published Wednesday, New Year's day.   ‘Glidden Man  Has ‘Arsenal’  In Gun Display

Von Papen Tried Peace Feelers in  1944, Court Tol   Defense Submits Papers Showing Efforts to Overthrow Hitler

VON PAPEN MADE PEACE FEELERS   TRIED TO BRING PEACE IN APRIL MR 194d

Companies Have Rejected Wage Hike Demands  Leber Okays Board’s GM Pay Proposal

Jackson Brings Appeal fo End ©  Deposed Warden  Saoke Roainctatemen

STRIKE CURBS HEADING LIST ~ FOR CONGRESS   TRUMAN’ MESSAGE TO-ASK , PRIORITY FOR ANTI-STRIKE  LAWS, UNIFICATION AND TRAINING FOR YOUTH

UNO Site Group Names New York As Interim Home  San Francisco Loses ln Clese Ballotine

UNO To Set Up Head quarters In New York   Home Will Be Located There Until Permanent Quarters Erected

New York City is Chosen Temporary Headquarters Site for United Nations

UNO Takes New . York City As & Temporary Hy #°   Committee Rej’ ¥  Minute Propose 1». < Locate In San Franc sto

Boy Kills Parents And Sister  Araument Over   Argument Over Dates Ends in fomily Tragedy; Boy ‘Dearly Loved’

BOY, 14 KILLS HIS PARENTS AND SISTER   Wipes Out Entire Foster Family After Argument

CAFES FIGHTING PRICE CEILINGS   Plan Court Action Against Rolling Back Of Meal  Prices

Plan to Test Meat Order   Court Actions to Be Taken As OPA Move Brings Start Of Restaurant Closinas

RESTAURANT MEN PLAN COURT TEST OF PRICE RULING   OPA Ordered Meat. Meny Costs Reduced to June 430) level.

Court Action to Test Roll Back Menu Prices   Call Order Discriminatory

OPA nlGHT TO aLAaHt Palla SO CHALLENGEL   Many -Restaurants in U. S. Closed or Closing in Protest.

Restaurants Plan Court Test Of OPA’s Authority   ‘Sit-Down’ Strikes By lowa Cafes Leading Nation: Wide Protest Against Order Rolling Back Meat Menu Prices To June 30 Levels.

Plan Court-Tesf on OPA Rollback Of Cafe Prices   Hotel and Restaurant Groups ‘to Fight OPA Edict:-Cafes Closing

Threaten Suit To Throw Out OPA Cafe Rule   National Restaurant And Hotel Associations Say Restaurants May Close.

To Test OPA’s Move in Court   Hotel and Restaurant  Group Questions Right To Roll Back Prices

Nation’: 's Restaurants. Up In Arms At OPA Roll- Back On Meat Meals

OPA Order ToBe Given ‘CourtTest   Hotels, Restaurants To Fight Plan To Roll Back Prices To June 30 Levels

 Hotels Plan Court Fight Against OPA   Restaurant Associations Als: Indicate Action To Test Or der Rolling Back Mea Menu Prices to June 3( Levels.

RESTAURANTEURS SAY ACTION MAY FORCE SHUTDOWN   SOUTHERN CHAIN IN OPEN DEFIANCE; TO DISREGARD ORDERS

Court Action To Challenge OPA Roll Back   Hotel and Restaurant Owners to Test Right Of OPA to Roil Back Meat Ment: Pricae

Hotel, Restaurant ~ Groups Will Fight OPA’s Meat Plan   Plan to Contest Right of Agency to Roll Back Menu Prices

‘Restaurant Association To ‘Test In Court OPA's Right iTo Roll Back Meat Prices

Can’‘t Do Business Restaurant Associations Plan Tc Contest OPA Price Rollback

‘Restaurant Operators ‘Plan to Contest ‘OPA Ceiling Orders   Cafe Owners Threaten to Seek Court Action, Declare Restoration of Meal Price Limits Is Discrimination Against Business

Restaurant Order Comes Under Fire   Rollback in Meat Prices Causes Some Eating Places to Close

Court Action Is Planned by Some State Associations While National Group Puts In Strong Protest

Hotel-Restaurant Groups Will Test OPA Rollbacks   Restoration of Ceiling Prices on Meals Closes Many  Eoting Placas

Restaurants, Hotels Planning OPA Test Cases  Question Legality Of Roll Back to June 30 Levels

FIVE BANDITS ESCAPE IN ATTEMPTED HOU DUE   Bus Driver Shot In Wrist By One of the Bandits

Four of Quintet Wear Masks, One D Dressed in Army Uni form—Carry German Gun—Flee As Sound of Shot  Rings Out—lIntruders are Described as 19 and 20 Years of Age.

Council Turns to Poland's Charge  Warm Debate Looms Over Franco Regime

‘United Nations Turn Attention 'To Franco Case   Warm Debate Predicted At Afteraoonu Session: sAction On lranian Issue Postponed

UN Takes Up Spain Question   Anti-Franco Movement Gains New Support as Hot Debate Is tudivated

Warm Debate Seen In U. N. Over Franco  Polish Demand For  Collective Action hs ee Pe, ee aD

‘Warm Debate Forecast As U.N. Turns To Poland’s Charges Against Spain

Group Takes Up Plotting Nazi Claims  From Poland   Warm Debate Likely  Later In Afternoon

Council Debates Spanish Problem   Warm Argument: Are Expected; Iran Resting

Hot UN Debate On Germans In Spain Predicted   Iranian Dispute Still Undecided; Poland Charges Spain Peace Menac«

U. N. Turns To Polish Charge Against Spain   Warm Debate ls Forecast At Meeting

CLAIM FRANCO HARBORING GERMANS   France Expected To Offer “Lengthy” Argument   RUSSIA'S DEMAND   For Dismissal Of Iranian Case Put Over At Least Until Thursday

Franco Case to Come Up Today   Warm Debate Indicated When Council Meets This Afternaon

Charges Franco Menace To Peace   Poland’s ; Accusations Scheduled For U.N. Debate Today

GROUP TURNS TO POLISH CHARGES AGAINST SPAIN   New Backing for Anti-Franco Move Indicates Hot UN Debate

Hot Debate Forecast on Spanish Issue   Anti-Franco Movement Gains Support

U.N. to Hear Bonnet Decry Franco Deals   French Ambassador To Fire First Guns As Council Convene:

U. N. Swings Attention to Franco Case   Warm Debate Seen As Council Drops Undecided Iran Problem

U. N. TAKES UP SPANISH ISSUE   New Support For AntiFranco Movement Indicates Warm Debate  SEE LONG ARGUMENT

Security Council Turns Attention  To France Today   Lengthy Debate Seen On Charge Against Spain

POLAND CLAIMS FRANCO HIDING NAZI PLOTTERS   French Delegate to  Make Argument on Massed Border Troons

Council Faces Poland’s Charge Against Spain   French Arguments May Be Based On Reports Of Exiles In Paris

U.N. Turns To Franco  Issue   Council Sharply Split With Poland, France, And Russia Heading Anti-Franco: Forces

FRANCO MATTER CONSIDERED BY UNITED NATIONS   Undecided Iranian Case Sidetracked For Time Being; Polish Demand Expected To Precipitate Warm Debate.

U.N. Will Discuss Spain and Shelter of World Enemies   =n el mm  Charge ‘Nazi War Plotters Are Working Under  Franco Protection

U.N. TURNS 10 CHARGES OF POLAND   New Support for Anti: Franco Accusations Indicates Warm Debate on Whether Allegations To Re Studied.

U.N. Council Studies Case Against Spain   Poland Charges Franco Harbors Nazi Plotters

UN. TAKES UP SPANISH ISSUE   Warm Debate Forecast In Security Council On Poland’s Charges

U.N. Turns From lranian Issue to Spanish Problem  New Suoport for’

Council Turns Spotlight Upon Franco   Poland’s Charges Are Being Considered By Security Group

Prolonged Debate On.  Issue Seen  : French Delegate “To Take Floor

UN. Council Turns From Iranian Case To Polish Charges   A Warm Debate Is Forecast As Question . Of France Regime Comes Before Body

Council Turns Aside From ‘Iranian Case   Poland Charges Franco Spain Harbors Nazi War Plotters And Menaces World Peace

HOTLY-DEBATED SPANISH ISSUE TAKEN UP BY UN   New Support Indicated For _ Anti-Franco Movement Headed By Poland

Declares Axis Spawned Franco   Polish Delegate To UN Hurls Charge

Spanish Case Goes Before United Nations   Warm Debate Expected As Council Calls Session Today

FIGHT LOOMS AS UN OPENS FRANCO CASE   France Expected To Outhn Charges Against Spain in Support of Poles.

Mayor Requests Hearing On Water Works Issue   pfrebe Clarlerai Autharitu far AAeatina   Asks Charleroi Authority for Meeting To Consider Joint Ownership, Management

Byrnes Asserts Cong ress Will Make Final Decision On Releasing Atom Secret

Byrnes to See Atomic Board  Is Established   Secretary and Aides Leave for UNO Parley Congress to Have Last Say About Project

Protection of Atom Secrets Is Promised   Byrnes Says Congress to Have Final Say on Information

Byrnes Leaves For Parlay On Atomic Power   Secretary Says” Congress Will Have Final Say On Question

Byrnes Assures Congress to Have Last Say on Atom   Truman’s Sacred Cow Takes UNO Party to London

Byrnes Assures Congress on Atomic Question  States Legislators Will Have Final Say in Matter

Byrnes Assures Congress on Atomic Question  States Legislators Will Have  rn, oe, eo a en a as

U.S. Asks Delay Of Soviet Plan   UN Security Council Gets Disarmament Proposal From Russia

STALIN WARNS OF NEW WAR   Thousands Join May Day Parade in Moscow

STALIN PLEDGES POLICY OF PEAGE   Cuts Military Parade to WY Hour Review

Stalin Waves Red Flag   Russians Exhorted To Keep Army Strong Against Intrigues of International Reaction

Moseow Workers Parade   Stalin Declares Russia Will Cling to Peace Policy, But New War is Hatching

Strong Red Force Urged By Stalin As Peace Bulwark   Workers Exhorted To Exceed Goals  Of New 5-Year Plan

Stalin Pledges Russiz To ‘Policy of Peace’   May Day Address Exhorts Red Armed Fores lo Remain Strong, However, as. Guardian Against ‘International Reaction Hatching New War’

Stalin Calls For Stronger Soviet Army   Warns May Day Observers To Guard Against International Reaction

Generalissimo Stalin Warns Reds of — Plans For New War: Forces of Reaction

Russian May Day Paraders Warned By Stalin To. Be On Alert for Reactionaries

MAY DAY OBSERVED IN MOSCOW BY A LONG PARADE      A Colorful: Demonstration Bs Hundreds of Thousands of Workers.   A WARNING BY STALIN   First Place In His Order of the Day to the Armed Forces.

MAY DAY {5 OBSERVED IN MOSCOW   Stalin Tells of Reactionaries and New War Threats

Reactionary Move Forecast By Red Leader   SOVIET BOSS WARNS OF MOVES TO START NEW WAR

‘Thousands Are Out For Soviet May Day Event   Stalin Warns Throng Not To Forget For Minute “Tntrignes Tnterna: tional Reaetion’

CALLS FOR STRONGER RED FORCES   Declares Russia’s  Armed Forces Must ‘Guard The Peace’

Soviets Mark May Day With Parade   Stalin Says Russia Must Be Strong, Pursue Way of Peace

May Day Talk Praises Red Armed Forces   Soviet Leader Sees Need Of Constant Vigilance In Future

SOVIET WORKER ENJOYS DAY OF DEMONSTRATION   Thousonds Participate in Holiday Celebration, Hear Stalin’s Special Order

Russia “True to Its Peace Policy”   CE In May Day Order, However, Stalin Gives First Place To Armed Laverne

Russia Sfays With Peace, Says Stalin   But May Day Celebrants Warned to Remain Alert And Strong to Guard Peace

LIQUOR RULING AIMED AT X, 6. BOOTLEGGERS   Attorney General Says Moving Taxpaid Liquor Between Two Points In Dry County Violates Law; Other Opinions Issued.

LAUREL CITED ON ~ TREASON CHARGES   Puppet President of Philip. . pines Indicted

EMMY GOERING THINKS YANK GAVE HUSBAND POISON   Reichmarshal’s Widow De nies All Knowledge of Lethal Vial

HOUSE_IN-NO.HURRY TO TAKE UP TWO RECOMMENDATIONS   OF PRESIDENT TRUMAN

Full Evacuation Within Six Weeks Planned If ‘Nothing Unforeseen’ Should Occur   Statement Comes on Eve of UNO Security Council Session at Which Question Scheduled for Discussion

Tells How Slain Russian Menaced _ Local Woman’s Husband With Gun

Three Known Dead In Kentucky Card Game   Members of Two Families Meet Death from Blazing Rifles

ENDS GROWING SEASON    Killing Frost. on Record Late Date  in Eastern Kansas

MERCURY HITS 4) DEGREES LATE SUNDAY    Mattooners Think It Was Heat as Well as Humidity

Mobs Are Said Terrorizing Church People   Tito's Government Is Reported to Have Slain Priests

CHES, BOWLES CALLED BACK -FROM VACATION   Steel Price May Be Increased to Permit Wage Boost

OPA Chief Recalled To Capital   President To See Steel Fact-Finders Today; Increase Is Key To Strike

IN STEEL MAY BE NEAR   Price Problem Seen as Major Factor Holding Up Strike Settlement.

FACT - FINDING BOARD, BOWLES ARE SUMMONED   Capital Reports Truman Has New Proposition for Settling Dispute

Truman Calls Bowles Back  To Capital   Lifting Cost Lid Is Major Factor In Labor Dispute

Steel Price Is Holdback To Settlement   Truman’s Call Brings i Bowles From Vacation

President Summons Bowles For Meeting ‘Saturday Morning   Fact Finders To Visit White House Late Today In Series Of Drastic Moves To End Vast Strike In Steel Industry.

Steel Price Problem Believed To Be Main Factor Holding Up Settlement Of Strike Of 750,000 Workers   -FACT-FINDING BOARD IN MEETING TODAY

ALL FIVE OCCUPANTS KILLED   WAC Lieutenant, 4 Army Officers Crash Victims

5 Die’as Airplane-Rams - New York City "Scraper   Army Plane. Crash Second of Kind in Less Than Year; Ship Strikes 58th Floor

Hive Meet Death When Army Plane Hits NY Building   WAC Lieutenant, Four Officers Killed Instantly When Plane Crashes

FIERY DEBRIS FALLS 98 STORIES      Four Army Officers, Wac Lieutenant Victims   TWIN-ENGINED SHIP   Disintegrates In Blinding Flash After Exploding Against Building

Five Killed As Plane Crashes Info Building   Ship: Engulfed By Fire; Manhattan Skyscraper Hit

Plane Crashes Into Skyscraper in New York; 5 Are Killed   Army Board Begins Inquiry Into Second Such Accident

Five Die As Army Plane Crashes into N.Y. Skyscraper   Flying Through Heavy Overcast, Ship Plows Into 58th Story of Mi SSennt Bibtinn

Fog Blamed For Plane Crash In Which Five Died   Army Ship Plows Into New York Skyscraper In Financial District

U.S. Army Plane Hits Skyscraper, Five Are Killed   Manhattan Bank Building Is Set Aflame By Crash

ARMY PLANE CRASHES INTO SKYSCRAPER   Hits At 58th Floor Of New York Building

_ —FOG BRINGS AIR DISASTER— — Army Plane Crashes Into Skyscraper; Five Killed

3d Die As Plane Hits Building . In Wall Street   Army Craft Crashes Into 58th Fleor In Groping - Blindly Qver New York

Five Killed In Plane’s Crash — Into Building   Bank of Manhattan Sky scraper Scene of Disnster, Bringing Death to 4. Army Men and WAC

FIVE KILLED AS PLANE CRASHES INTO BUILDING   Cra‘t Explodes After Ramming Skyscraper—WAC, Army Officers Dead

9 KILLED AS PLANE HITS SKYSCRAPER   Army Plane Plows Into 58th Floor of Wall St. Building

Army Plane Hits 58th Floor Of Skyscraper—Five Killed As Ship Explodes in Flames

Army Plane Hits Skyscraper Killing Five  Four Fliers And Wac  Die As Plane Rams Ash Tallact Riccldienan

Five Killed As Big Army Plane Hits Skyscraper   Ship Disintegrates As It Explodes Against Wall Street Building.

Plane Crashes into Building   All Occupants Killed When Army Ship Hits Tall N. Y. Building

5 Perish When Plane Rams Into Skyscraper  WAC Lieutenant; 4 Army Officers:  VWietime af 58th EFlaar Tracedyv

Plane Crashes Into Building. Killing Five   All in Army Plane Killed When It Crashes _ into 58th Floor of Tall New York Building.

All Qecupants Of Two-Engine Plane Killed   Plane Disintegrates  In Blinding Flash of Flames After Hitting Wall Street Building

BUTTER STOCK HITS NEW LOW   Hospitals in Phila. Area Suffer As Result Of _ Growing Shortage 

STARK 15 ON STAND AGAIN   Says He Was Not Aware That Japanese Would Attack on Dec. 7, 1941.   REPORTS UNFOUNDED

Pearl Harbor ‘Hearing Will Be - Recessed   Probe To Mark Time Until Jan. 15 After Stark’s Testimony To Permit New Cousel Te Study Procedure

No One Knew Of Attack In Advance—Stark   Hour Or Place Not Known, Says Admiral Tried To Maintain Peace He Tells

County Figure Tops $93,300,000   No Advance Information On Raid Known to Stark

Stark Knew of No Advance Information in — W-kinatan That Janos Would Attack Dec. 7

CONGRESS ASKED TO INCREASE PAY IN ARMY AND NAVY   Patterson and Forrestal Urge Flat 20 Pct. Raise for All Officers and Enlisted Men.   YEARLY COST PLACED AT $600,000,000   Legislators Told Higher Living Costs Justify Boost and That It Is Necessary for Recruiting.

ARMY AND NAVY ASK PAY RAISES   Flat 20 Percent Boost For All Services Recommended

Pay Boost Asked For Army, Navy   20 Pct. Increase for All Officers, Men Urged

Army, navy pay increase Is proposed  Flat 20 percent hike for all men

Pictures Redin As “Vietim” Of Political Trial   Red Spy Suspect’s Attornes Says Case Is Part of a © Much Larger Settine

AA IO BRING MAN\ (AV.AFES HERE   Farmer's, aS Well as Factories and Railnad. Affected

Ford Motor Co. To Build Huge  ~ Research Center   Announces $50,000,000 Project For Dearborn— Will Take Eight Years To Complete   EIGHT BUILDINGS WILL BE INCLUDED

Ceilings on Meat Are to Become Effective Sept. 9   Dairy Products and Grains Are Exempt but To Officials Warn Against Rises; Reactions Toward Decontrol Board’s Move Are Diverse

Parity Amendment Passes Despite Veto Threat.... Senators Ponder Wisdom Of Broadened Wage Law

Raise Question Wider Blanket Wage-Hour Act   Senators Puazled Over Whether to Bring 3,500, 600 More Workers Under Measure

SOLONS WORKING. (ON WAGE MEASURE PUZZLED BY ISSUE:.   Bringing 3,500,000 More Workers Under Wage-Hout Act Is Problem ‘Facing Group — Veto ‘Threatens Bill

Senators Facing Decision On Whether To Extend Wage ‘Law And Boosting Minimum   Parity Amendment Approved Despite Threat Of Veto By President Truman

Senate Is Divided on Veto- Threatened Minimum Wace Bill Parity Amendment

SOLONS START WORK AGAIN ON WAGE MEASURE   Truman Threatens to Veto Bill If Passed in Present Form

Senators Face Issue of Wage Law Coverage   New Minimum Level Also Problem To Be Decided Upon

More Workers — May Be Brought Under Wage Act   Senators Return To Work On VetoThreatened Bill.

Price Officials Attack Proposed Farm Increases  Parity Amendment To Minimum Wage Bill  Mie Ru Adminictratian

Farm Parity Amendment Attached to Wage Bill Will Be Hitched To OPA. If Wage Bill Vetoed.

BELGIAN HERO OF WORLD WAR I DISREGARDED PERSONAL DANGER TO PROMOTE PEACE FOR NATION

ERNEST MARECHAL ONE OF MOST HEROIC BELGIANS IS SYMBOL OF ‘THE FREE SPIRIT OF BELGIUM

Mackenzie's Column  Ernest Marechal Is Symbolic Of Belgian Heroism, Faith In Future

 THE WORLD. TODAY Belgian Hero Symbolizes Allied Spirit of Freedom  WS wiesteES 6s.

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   BY DEWITT MacKENZIE JP World Traveler

$62,000 ESTATE LEFT BY FLORA RESIDENT 104 GRANDCHILDREN   JUDGE NAMES JURY COMMISSION: ERS; WARRANT IS ISSUED FOR MAN’S ARREST

Earthquake Rocks Pacific Northwest   60,000 Sq. Mile Area Is Affected

Heavy Quake Shakes Seattle   Great Damage Incurred  In 60,000-Mile Area

Seismologists Say Quake Worst in Northwest History  Several Persons Are Slightly Hurt; Damage  1? ss ed — . SN fair) fom

Norfhwest Is Rocked by Hard Quake   Most Severe Shock In Recorded History Razes Buildings

NORTHWEST IS ROCKED BY EARTHQUAKE   Is Described As Worst In History Of That Region

WEST COAST HIT BY EARTHQUAKE   Causes Damage Over 60,000 Mile Area ©

Peacemakers Argue On Ballot; London Plan Backed by U. S.   Russian ‘Bloc Sticks .to Two-Thirds Scheme while zc Small Nations Seek Simple Majority; ~ “Canada. Charges ‘Vote:Baiting’

Vote Scheme Upheld Against Small Nations    Simple Majority Is Opposed at Paris Parley by Russians

Disabled Vet Faces Murder Charge As Result of ‘Blackout’ Slaying

STAY GRANTED TO YAMASHITA AS PLEA FILED   Jap General Appeals To White House For Mercy

War Secretary Gives Respite To Yamashita   Truman to Act on Clemency Plea for Condemned Criminal

Yamashita Execution Haltec By War Department Order   Stay Granted by Secretary Pending Clemency Plea to President Truman

‘Tiger’s’ Death Delayed for  Truman Edict   Counsel Requests Clemency for Doomed General

War Secrelgry Stays Yamashita Death by Rope   Japs Shocked by Means Employed to Hang . General

Yamashita Execution  Ts Delaved   Truman To Pass On Appeal  For Clemency

EX-MAIL ROBBER IS SLAIN   Figure in 1921 $1,000,000 Toledo Hoid-Up Shet in His Club

CARPENTERS IN WAGE BATTLE   4,500 Northern Ohio Workers Tie Up Building

\Swollen Rivers in Flooded Areas of South Receding; Death Toll at 23

Dixie’s Flood Waters Recede   Task Of Cleaning Away Debris Begins; Death Toll Reaches 23

FLOOD DEATH TOLL ~ HITS 23 IN SOUTH   Red Cross Reports 450 Families Homeless

Areas Hit By Flood Begin Cleaning Up   Death Toll In Five States Stands at 23

$45,000 ESTATE   Inventory in Herman F Voss Estate Includes $30,000 Real Estate   Estate of John M. Walker Gertrude Willi

HOSIERY MILL OWNERS EOTATE 13 12,280   New Britain Manufacturer Pioneer in Industry   5 LOCAL INVENTORIES

Ace Airmen Compete for Dangerous ‘Operation Death Role Experimental Flight in Jet-Powered XS-I Will Seek To Beat Speed of Sound

International War Harbored  In Area Fre rom nd ndia To Egypt  a wer rt... be ek FOP.   Palestine Focal Point Of Greatest Infection, Says Writer In Reporting On 10 Months Travel

POLITICAL LEADER IS THREATENED   E. H. CRUMP OF MEMPHIS RE; CEIVES LETTER DEMANDING $50,000,

Waters Peril Lowland Hen      62 Evacuated Froni Long Beach Trailer Camp; Trees Uprooted, Traffic Stalled or Slowed

South California Covered by (rales, Rainfall  Floods Cause Great Damage; High Winds Rake State

Floods Threatened as High Winds and Rain Hit Southern California

HOUSE DEMS SPLIT AFTER PARTY CAUCUS   Meeting Called Consider Mistake: Of Organzation

DEMOCRATS IN NEW SQUABBLE   ; '  SELECTION OF “LIAISON” COM MITTEE SETS OFF ANOTHER -WRANGLE INSIDE PARTY

CAUCUS WIDENS SPLIT IN RANKS OF DEMOCRATS   New Dealers Assert Southerners Pack Harmony Group

Rocket Climbs 75 Miles  tl S Fires Nazi V-2 Into Stratosphere   Londs in Desert

V-2 ROCKET RISES 70 MILES IN AUR   FOURTEEN-TON MISSILE MAY HAVE SET ALTITUDE RECORD FOR WEAPON,

SEEN AS WEAPON FOR ATOMIC WAR  German Rockef Soars 75 Miles Into Sky In New Mexico Test

ee. Se ee SE OR ee  Army Shoots Nazi Rocket Upward 75 Miles in Test

Black Mari Holds Key fo Meat Quotas   Reimposed System To End if Illegal Market Continues

Black Market Fight Pressed   Quota System May Be Abandoned Soor If Meat Control Proves Failure

GIRL FORCED TO WATCH “FATAL SHOOTING OF. .” - MOTHER: BY EX-SUITOR .

Drive Underway To Name Herman   White Supremacy Adver-'-- Claim They Have Assembly Majority To Name Candidate

TALMADGE JR. STILL SEEKS GOVERNOR JOB   ’ Peculiar Georgia i Laws May Make It Possible

OPEN DRIVE FOR TALMADGE’S SOM   FIGHT SHAPES UP IN GEORGIA OVER GOVERNORSHIP

Talmadge's Son Seeks High Office   Retiring Speaker of Georgia House Enters Hot Political Wrangle

COUNTY SOLONS TO HOLD FUNDS FOR PRESENT   Supervisors Await Legal  Action Before Disposing of $52.000

U. §. Crossed in 44 Hours   Streaking Plane Nears 700 MPH. Sets Record

Jet Planes © Set Record   ‘Shooting Star’ Whistles Across Nation In 4 Hours, 13 Minutes

JET-PLANE ROARS FROM AKRON TO NEW YORK IN 39 MINUTES: CROSSED NATION IN FOUR HOURS

CROSS-NATION SPEED RECORD SET BY PLANE   ‘Shooting Star,’ Jet Propelled, Averages 584 MPH

584 MPH Is New Record Across U. S.   Three Screaming Jets Approach Speed @f Sound

Jet Plane Sets Record Across U.S.   Whistles Across Nation At Average Speed of 584 Miles an Hour.

34th Division To Have Gathering At State Legion Meet  Former Co K Men Will Talk Over  Wa od Pennwnn a as aie

34th Division To Have Gathering At State Legion Meet  F ormer Co K Men Will Talk Over ©  War Experiences

34TH DW. TO HOLD REUNION IN AUG.   Meeting Place at the Hotel Fort Des Moines During Legion Meet

MAY FORM OHIO HOSPITAL BOARD   State Needs Licensing Body to Get Share of U.S. Assistance

HOSPITAL AID TO BE SOUGHT         ASSEMBLY TO BE ASKED TO AUTHORIZE BUREAU TO PAVS WAY FOR FEDERAL FUNDS

HINTS REV. SIPLE KILLED DAUGHTER, 17, FOR  KNOWING TOO MUCH AROUT HOW MOTHE?P nicr

‘Peace Conference Is Embr oiled in  ‘Territorial Disputes   Yugoslavia Serves Notice She Will Not Sign Treaty With Italy if Recommended Boundary Approved

Yugoslavia Won't Sign Treaty With Italy If Border Remains ‘As Set By Ministers’ Council

Stavs threaten To Reject Italy Treaty At Paris   Protest Boundary Recommended By Council Ministers; Proposal Denounced

Bitter Dispute Over Boundary Embroils Parley   Slavs to Refuse to Sign Treaty If Big-4 Are Upheld

Yugoslavia Will Refuse to Sign Proposed Treaty   Conference Ends Sixth Week Still Engaged In Bitter Disputes

BALK ON LINE AECOMMENUED HY MINISTERS   Kardelj Hits Proposal, Says It Deprives Nation of Sea Outlet.

Territorial Dispute Riles Peace Confab   Yugoslavia Serves Notice of Refusal to Sian With Italy

Peace Conference Ends 6th Week Embroiled in Territorial Disputes

£eace Croposae a Rr EE  Slovaks Refuse Italian Treaty Drawn Af Meet

Yugoslavia Demands Major Portion Of Area Consid- ! ered For Italy 

Confab Ends Sixth Week With Dispute   Yugoslavia Refuses to Sign Treaty With Italy If Delegates Approve ItaloYugoslav Boundary

Slavs Balk At Treaty With Italy   Will Refuse to Sign If Italy Given Territory

Peace Meet Ends Sixth Week In Bitter Dispute  Yugoslavia Balks  At Ranndaries   Yugoslavia Balks At Boundaries  In Italian Treaty

Yugoslavia To Reject Border Line Decision   Will Refuse To Sign Treaty With Italy, Declares

Award of Sector Along Coast to Rome Under Fire   Envoy Demands Major Portion of Disputed Corridor at Parley

Slavs Ready To Reject Peace Pact  Raly Boundary Line Is Center Of Bitter

Slavs Serve Notice They May Nof Sign Pact With Italians  Action Will Hinge on Peace Conference Oka To Italo-Slay Borders

PEACE DELEGATES ARGUE HEATEDLY OVER FRONTIERS   Yugoslavia Says She Will Not Sigu Treaty With Italy lf Big-4 Border Plan Is Apovroved.   OTHER SLAV STATES SUPPORT HER CLAIMS    Belgrade Demands Major Part of Venezia Giulia and Economic Link With Trieste.

Railroad Men Need Not Work  I n ad er Qargiane nmeer Seimure   No Laws or Other Barriers to Prohibit Strikers Remaining Off Duty, Official Save

EMPLOYERS WARNED   Rail Unionist Hints U.S. Defi  Workers May Stay Of Jobs In Spite of antes Rn Acerute

RAILROAD SEIZURE SUGGESTED TODAY   Head of Brotherhood Is Author of Plan for Dispute.

UN TO STUDY CHARGE OF AID OFFERED AXIS   British Ask Council Inquiry of Iran,  Russ Problem

U.S. Gives UN Group Its Report on Spain   Data Not Revealed Contained 62 Pages; Hits Axis Tieup

Norseman tn Top UNO Job   Foreign Minister Is Named To SecretaryGeneral Post

GEORGIA’S. GOY. TALMADGE DIES      Eugene Talmadge Was Eelected to His Fourth Term as Governor of Georgia Last November — Death was Due to Complications, -

Talmadge. Of  Georgia, Dies;  Close Capitol Had Been Elected   Cat; een ewe a

Successor To Post In Doubt   Ellis Arnall Might Remain Until Vote 2  Years Hence

Stormy Political Career Ends... -_  Eugene Talmadge Dies; Georgia Governorship Situation Is In Doubt

Talmadge of Georgia Dies At Age of 62   Succumbs Less Than Month Before Fourth Inaugural as Governor

Governor-flect Talmadge of  Georgia Dies Up and Down Poli  mMerenne ie Unelaal   Up and Down Politica Career Is Ended By Lengthy ! iness

TALLMADGE IS DEATH VICTIN   COLORFUL GEORGIA POLITITICIAN DIED EARLY TODAY —CHAMPION OF “SU-_  PREMACY" 

Talmadge Succumbs At Age of 62   Gov. Arnall May Keep Post Until Next Election

Son May Be Heir To Post Of Father   Arnall, Thompson Also Considered By Politicians

Death Writes Final Chapter For Talmadge   Georgia Governor - Elect. White Supremacy Advocate, Dies Today   Emerged Again

Talmadge s Death Vidim   Georgia Governor-Elect Succumbs, Hot Fight For Place Already Developing

TALMADGE DIES JUST SHORT OF INAUGURATION:   Georgia Governors Elect Passes On ‘This Morning * -

Gov-Elect Talmadge Colorful Georgia Figure, Dies af 62   Stomach Ailment Fatal to ‘White Supremacy’ Advocate

Protest Arnall Holding Office  Four Years More   62-VYear-Old Champion Of White Supremacy Dies In Atlanta Following Hiness

Talmadge Death Touches Off Bitter Contest  Three Contenders for Georgia Governorchin Sean

GOVERNOR - ELECT TALMADGE DIES IN GEORGIA HOSPITAL   Champion of White Supremacy Succumbs Quietly After Brief Illness

Illness Fatal to Eugene Talmadge Leaving Georgia in Political Furore

Governor - Elect - Of Georgia: Dies   Eugene Talmadge, 62, ‘Succumbs to Tlness -. Af Atbanta ... 

Death Writes Final Chapter ‘For Talmadge   Georgia Governor - Elect, White Supremacy Advocate, Dies Today

Thrice Georgia s Governor, Eugene Talmadge Is Dead   Succumbs Month Before Scheduled Fourth Inaugural

GOV. TALMADGE DIES AT ATLANTA   Succutttips to Stomach Ail ment; Elected te Fourth Term Last No: vember.

GEORGIA LOSES VET POLITICIAN, GENE TALMADGE   Colorful Politician Dies Before Becoming State’s Governor Fourth Time

Extd Comes This Morning Less ‘Than Month Before His Sched. uled Inauguration; Was 62 Years Old   HAD BEEN ELECTED FOR FOURTH TERM

Fiery Politician Passes Less Than Month Prior To Fourth Inauguration

Eugene Talmadge, Governor Elect Of Georgia Dies ©   ‘Bitter. Contest . _Anticipated to “Choose ‘Successor

Georgia sGene TailmadgeDies   Death of Governor-Elect to Cause New Battle for Power

Governor-Elect Talmadge of  Georgia Dies Up and Down Po!  a .  ». ee vk LS   Up and Down Politices Career Is Ended By Lengthy Illness

Death of Talmadge Reopens Hot Georgia Conflict  Arnall May Continu In Post; Some _ Asking for Election

GOV.-ELECT « TALMADGE OF GEORGIA DIES   End Comes Quietly te Stormy Career of White Supremacy Champion.

‘Gene Talmadge, Three Times Governor Of Georgia, Dies On Threshold Of His Fourth Term

Governor-Elect Of Georaia Dies   Long Ililness Fatal For Eugene Talmadge Fiery Political Leader

Covernor-Elect Talmadge Dies   Noted Political Figure Ir Georgia Taken By Death During Night

Eugene ‘Talmadge Is Dead   {Succumbs Less ‘Than a Month From Inauguration

Eugene Talmadge, Governor-Elect  Of Georgia Dies  White Supremacy Champion Won Election Four Times

Talmadge Death Poses a Problem  Arnall to ‘Hold on' as Georgia Governor

30V.-ELECT TALMADGE OF GEORGIA DIES      Would Have Started Fourth Term Next Month

—GEORGIA GOVERNOR-ELECT DIES— Talmadge’s Death May Keep Arnall In Office -

Talmadge, Georgia Champion of White Supremacy, Dies   Decth Comes Less Than Month Before Fourth Inauyauration

TALMADGE DIES; CAPITOL CLOSES   UNPRECEDENTED LEGAL FIGHT IN PROSPECT FOR GEORGIA GOVERNORSHIP,

Talmadge Dies On Term’s Eve      Strife Over Governorshiy Reported Brewing

Governor-Elect Had Won Fourth Term in Office   Stormy and Colorful Political Career of Georgian Ends Quietly

Talmadge Dies And Succession Stirs Debafe   Governor Arnall May Now Attempt to Hold Office Until Issue Is Decided

TALMADGE OF GEORGIA DIES   Stomach Ailment Fetal tc Man Slated for Fourth Term as Governor

Death Occurs Month Before  Inauguration      62-Year-Old Champion Of White Supremacy Had Been In Coma Since  Last Night   Presages Biller Political Battle   Georgia Constitution Appeare lo Require ConHinuauece of Ellis Ar nal In Office

Politician Stricken Less Than Month Before Inauguration   Stomach Hemorrhages Fatal To White Supremacy Champion; Arnall May Remain Governor

GOVERNOR ELECT TALMADGE DIES   Contest Is Expected Over Whether Arnali Shall Remain th Office

Bitter Political Fight Fareseen . Georgia Governor-Elect Talmadae Succumbs.

W eather--  Campaigner For White Supremacy   Fate of Governorship in Doubt; May Be Kept By Ellis Arnall.

Governor-Elect Talmadge Dies  Legal Maze Tangles Naming Of Successo:

 Legislature May Elect His Son  Talmadge’s Death Draws Lines For Battle Of Succession In Georgia

DIES IN PEORCIA   White Supremacy Champion Succumbs. Month’ Before  Slated Inquauratien

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Talmadge Succumbs To Lingering Illness   Murder Witness Gone   Slayer Will Live

Gov.-Elect Gene Talmadae of Georgia, Dies   Death Looses Storm Of Speculation On Naming Governor

COV-ELECT OF GEORGIA, DIES  Ohannian Of Whita   Champion Of White Supremacy Sue: ~-eumbs In Hosnital   Death Leaves. In Doubt Successor To Governorship

Talmadge Dead At 62   Fiery Georgian, Four Times Elected Governor, Succumbs Less Than Month Before Inauguration

‘Death Ends Colorful Ca.  reer Three Weeks Before  Fourth Inaugural   State In Doubt On New Governor   Arnall Will Not Relinquish Office Until Question Of Successor Settled

Talmadge Dies Month Before 4th Inauguratior  Georgia Politician Was Champion Of ‘White Supremacy’

Was Elected Governor of! That State for Fourth Time.   HE WAS 62 YEARS OLD   Would Have Been Inaugurated Fourth Time In Less Than Month.

RowBreaks Out Over Successor   New Constitution Not Clear: Factional Struagle Certain

Talmadge Dies In Hospital At Atlanta   Succumbs Less Than Month Before Taking Office As Governor

Gov. Arnall May Keey Successor’s Oftice  wwe FF . TEV   Bitter Political Fight Touched Off by Death of ‘White  Gunremacw? Rabble-Rouser

Officials Say Arnall May Remain In Office Until Next General Election

TALMADGE DIES MONTH BEFORE INAUGURATION   Georgia “Governor-Elect. Won Fourth Term on White’ Supremacy Plank

Gov.-Elect Talmadge, Champion Of White Supremacy. Dies In Atlanta

Death Ends  Career   Eugene Talmadge Was To Have Been Inaugurated Governor of Georgia in Less Than Month

Talmadge Dead Before 4th Term   Fiery Champion of White Supremacy Passes Quietly After Campaign Against Advice

Governor-Flect Of Georgia Dies   Youthful Arnall May Keep Office

GOVERNOR ELECT OF GEORGIA DIES   Talmadge, Colorful Figure, Expires at 62 After Long Illness

DEATH COMES 10 TALMADGE IN GEORGIA   Governor-Elect Was te Have Taken Office in January — Ellis Arnall Expected to Serve Until Election in 1948.

Illness Is Fatal to Talmadge   Georgia Governor- Blect’s Death to  Produce Contest  Bae the Dacitian

WHEAT CONTROL IS TIGHTENED   Government Orders More Of 1946 Crop Marked For Overseas

Officer Shot In Gun Battle  Inside Home   Man Locked Family in House and Threatened To Kill Theni All

Chrysler-Union To  Re-Open Wage Talks   Deadlock Of More Than Menth Mav Be Broken Next Week, it Ix Indicated

Officers’ And Top Enlisted Men’s © Wires Join Mates At Govt. Expense

Disloyal Army Men Barred From Sensitive Posts   War Department Racks MacArthur

Out-of-Work Threat Hangs Over Millions   Long Mining Tieup May Bring Paralysis To WU. 8. Industries

idieness Could Reach 25,000,000  Stoppage Of Coal Output Carries Drastic Threat To U.S. Economy

Hatred Tacties Of Columbians Are Disclosed   Plan to Beat Up Or Lynch Georgians, Push Out Negroes Bared

RAGIAL HATRED PLOT REVEALED   Columbians, Inc. Accused Of Planning Nazi-Style Uprising In U.S.

FACE CHARGE WN GEORGI      Plet To Overthrow - Government Laid . Te Group

Columbians Charged With  Plot To Seize Government   Leaders of Organization in Georgia Accused of _ Emulating Hitler—-Charges Denied by AntiNegro, Anti-Jewish Outfit

Leaders of Columbians Charged With Plot To  Seize Powers of Govt.

 Inspired by Hitler \Columbians, Inc., 1s Charged By Georgia With Nazi-ism

Columbians Face Charges  In Georgia   State Claims Plot To Set Up Nazi Forn  Of Government

ANTI-NEGRO GROUT ACCUSED OF PLOT TO SEIZE POWET   Georgia’s Attorney General Charges Columbians Sought to Set Up Nazi System in U. S.   TERRORISM AND HATE DESCRIBED AS WEAPONS   Prominent Citizens Allegedly Were Marked for Lynching and Home of Black Dynamited.

HOUSE SLASH IN 1947 FUNDS FACES FIGHT   Developnrent of West Said at Stake By Murdock

3 West Virginians.Injured in Ohio When Greyhound Bus Skids, Upsets

Reach Accord on Italian Colony Issue   Occupation Forces to Be Withdrawn After Pacts Siqned

Army Removal Set by Allies   Big 4 Agree to Postpone Consideration Of Disputed Italian Colonies

REVEAL SOVIET ESPIONAGE IN GERMAN AREA   U. 5, COMMANDER IN BERLIN ANNOUNCES SPY RING IN YANK OCCUPATION ZONE  TO BE SMASHED

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Soviet Espionage   Fight on Atomic Control   Asks for More Time

SEEKS END OF RUSS SEIZURE OF HOSTAGES   Gen, Keating Wins Release of Couple Held by Reds

Charge Espionage By Russians In U.S. Zone   Seek To Smash ‘Espionage In German Zone

Red Spy Ring in U. S. Occupation Zone Disclosed      Three Russian Army Men Held For Espionage

PRESIDENT REPORTED IN PEAK OF CONDITION   Winds Up Cruise On Yach By Meeting With Aids

TRUMAN TO LAND AT CAPITAL ON MONDAY   President Declared Rested And In Peak Of Health

Spanish Civil War Is Feared   Giral Asks U. N. Action  To Eliminate Franco

ROTARY HEARS OF PLASTIC USE AT VALLEY MEET   Manager James Robertson of New Factory At Ladd Gives Interesting Talk At Ciub Dinner Last Week,

Operators Still Against Mine Boss Union, Health And Welfare Royalties   Southern Producers Association Hails Move As ‘Only Sensible Thing To Do;’ Meet Scheduled For 11 a. m. This Morning

Coal Operators Called by Krug  U. S. Moving to Avert _© 0 ee See

KRUG SUMMONS ~ MINE OPERATORS   GROUP CALLED TO PARLEY AS U. 8. TRIES TO GET OUT OF COAL BUSINESS.

Mine Owners Called Into Strike Dispute   Government. Strives tc Get Out of the Coal Business

KRUG TO MEET MINE OWNERS   Soft Coal Operators Called To Conference in Mine Contract Dispute

Picture Not Too Bright, Declared  Government Strives Get Out OF Business

MINE OWNERS ARE SUMMONEI   Operators Scheduled Tx Confer With Krug This Morning

MISS JEANNE OWENS IS ~ BRIDE OF SSGT. ROBERT BUTTON AT ST. CLOUTD_\OXINAL

REMSEN COUPLE MARRIED JULY 3   Doris Schut and Harlan Sanow Exchange Vows At Parsonage

Farmers Will Now Ask For Their Raise   Agriculture Is Studying Boosts Given Unions And Industries

Drive for Higher Farm Prices  Forecast Today  Sen. Bankhead Says New Formula in

Drive for Higher Farm Prices  Forecast Today Sen. Bankhead Says  Rimcae Ceeemilm im   Sen. Bankhead Says New Formula in Industry Is Cause

In Wake Of New Price Formula. ... .  Drive To Raise Price Of Farm Commodities Is Certain, Bankhead Says

Farm Prices May Advance Under Wage-Price Plan   Congressmen Sec sive Mar Banc!

EFFORT TO RAISE ‘AG PRICES SEEN.   FARM STATE SOLONS SAY U, S, ECONOMY NOW DEMANDS IT

FarmCommodityPriceHike Is Predicted By Bankhead As ResultOfLatestFormula

Tokyo Residents Are Kept Indoors By Fear As Result Of Crime Wave Now Raging

Crime Wave Hits Tokyo   Sex Slayings, Kidnapings, and Robberies Terrorize Citizens

Sex Slaying Wave Has Tokyo Shocked   Murderer Confesses Five Fiendish Deaths

_Sex Slayings, Kidnapings, Attempt On Premier’s Life Reported .  ‘Crime Wave Terrifies Tokyo

3) 4 e > ‘Something New Has Been Added _  [Wave Of Sex Slayings Plague Jap Police

TOKYO CRIME WAVE KEEPING CITIZENS \OF CITY ON EDGE   Sex Slayings, Kidnapings and Robberies Confront Police With Mysteries

Tokyo Shocked By Series Of Sex Slayings   Rising Tide Of Assault: and Robberies Are Keeping Natives Indoora At Night

rethiu Something New Has Been Added  \Wave Of Sex Slayings Plague Jap Police

Killing, Kidnaping Wave Keeps. Shocked Japanese Indoors at Night

Sex Slayings Terrorizing To Japanese   Wave of Crime Hits Nation; Woman Released

Served With Eviction Notice Couple Seeking  Mame far Bov Trinlots

Denied by Tuohy   Near Fight Delays Trial Of Officer for PW Cruelty

EE EE ae  Lichfield Trial Disrupted by Fist Fight Between Counsel

PLANT IS CLOSED BY NASH WORKERS   Men Refuse to Work on Cars Intended for Export Shipment.

12,000 Idle When Nash Workers Refuse To Work On Autos For Export

ClO Closes Nash Plant In New Way   Members of Union Refuse ta  Work on Cars Being  Completed for Export

Nash Closes Down Wisconsin Plants   12,000 Idled as Union Refuses ‘Export’ Work

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZIE “P World Traveler

DUTCH MINISTER SCHERMERHORN IS HOPEFUL OF SETTLEMENT OF MUCH PUBLICIZED INDONESIAN REVOLT

AP Man Advises on. Russian Trealment   Says Dutch Favor Indonesian Freedom

\Mackenzie’s Column © Holland’s Willingness To Grant Sovereignity To Indonesia-Shown

ClO DECIDES ON WAGE DEMANDS   WILL ASK INDUSTRY FOR 23,5 CENT RAISE

UAW STARTS DRIVE FOR WAGE HIKE   Campaign Is For Basic Ratse  Of 23.5 Cts. Per Hr

Cl0’S UAW OPENS WAGE CAMPAIGN   Increase of 23.5 Cents an  Hour Demanded

Auto Workers Ask Pay Hike   Start Campaign To Get Basic, Wage Increase Of 23.5 Cts. Hourly

Pay Increases Sought Total (624 Million   Steel and Electrical Drives Also Planned

Car Workers Ask Increase Of 23.5 Cent:   First of CIO's ‘Big 3° Announces Demands In Wave Boost Drive

UAW Launches Campaign for Basic Pay Increase lofaling 23.5 Cents Hourly

PEACE WITH GM STILL NOT NEAR, UAW DECLARES   Wage Issue, Others Remair Unsettled, Statement Of Union Board Says -

Union Dispels Reports End Of  GM Strike Near   Several Basic Issues  Remain To Be Settled

GM Settlement Not Imminent  Several Basic Issues i eee   Several Basic Issues And Wage Issue Not Yet Settled

Not On Verge Of GM Accord, Say UAW Chiefs   Several Basic Issues Remain Unsettled As Negotiations Resume.

UAW CHARGES HIDDEN MOTIVE DELAYS PEACE   Settlement Possibilities Reported In Phone And Power Threats

UNION STATES END 15 NOT IMMINENT   Talks To Be Resumed Mon2 dav In Detroit   UTILITY STRIKE   ‘In Houston Is Called Off; + Detroit Milk Walkout Enters Fourth Day

Auto Pact Eludes GM, Union   Weekcnt! Keeess Is Taken With Basie Issues Stil] Unsettled

No Progress Made During  Negotiations   Parley to Resume Monday; Several Basic Issues To Be Discussed With Agreement Not in Sight

Strikers Holding GM Unit Off Line   Union Denies End Of Walkout Is Near Today

TALKS ARE RECESSED FOR WEEK-END; MANY ISSUES YET REMAIN  UNION WARNS LOCALS STRIKE NOT SETTLED UNTIL WACE CRANTED

Kill Rumors of End to G. M. Strike; Go Ahead With Parley   Stoppages Keep 970,000 Idle in Country as  Others Threaten

Negotiators Are Far Apart on Pay Issue, Union Says; Lewis Believed Ready to Increase Demands of Miner:

"No Progress” in Detroit Deadlock  95-Day GM Strike Continues Unabated

Union Balks at Settlement Of Motor Strike   Basic Issues, Local Demands, Wages Hold Up Accord, Chiefs Assert

Deny Report Settlement Is Probable   Several Issues Are Unsettled, Workers State

No Settlement In GM Dispute  Agreement Reached On Checkott Issues

Lewis May Settle Coal Mine Issues   Work Stoppages in Country Keep Idle About 970,000

RECESS DURING WEEK-END   Union Asserts Wage Question Still Disnuted

GM AND UNION FAIL TO AGREE   No Settlement Imminent  Lewis To Ignore  Wage Policy

UAW Leaders Say Strike Enc  Not Imminent   Several Basic Issues  Plus Local Demands And Wage Issue Still Remain to Be Settled

UNION DENIES GM STRIKE NEAR SETTLEMENT   Lewis Not to Use Wage-Price Formula to Solve Coal Problems

Fail To End GM Strike   Settlement Not Imminent Immediately, Leaders Of Auto Union Report

GM Settlement Not Imminent   Several Basic Issues And Wage Issue Not Yet Settled

‘Call: “Weekend Recess: InNegotiations Between General Motors and Union

No Particular Progress Made By Negotiators  Meetings to Be ' Resumed Monday

Nearly All Miners Returning  Few Remain Out _ Awaiting ‘Official’ Notice; Steel Mills  oa. ee

Coal Production Resumed Slowly; Absenteeism High  Workers Recalled As Industry Grinds Into Gear

Production At Mines Is Near Normal   Some Miners Still Wait for “Official” Notice from  John L. Lewis Today

Miners Stream Back To Work In Coal Pits   More Than 280,000 Return; Steelmakers Push Production   Layoffs at Local GE Works To Be Pru‘ested by Union +   Callahan Says He Will Base Complaint on Company’s Own Statement Reearding Freight Embargo

PRODUCTION SURGES WITH UMW ON JOB  Thousands of Diggers ot A aa a oe ee TD ws we >   Thousands of Diggers Streaming Back Into Bituminous Pits.

TREK BACK TO MINES STARTS’. EARLY TODAY   _  Absenteeism Is Above Normal - 4 .  Gama NAS wae

SOME AWANTING OFFICIAL NOTICE. “OF STRIKES END   More Than 280,000 Return on Day Shifts Throughout Coal Fields

CIO-AFL Rift Seen In. Strike Of CakeSeamen   All-Out Batile Forecast A: AFL Men Are Urged To Fight NMU; Red Issue Injected

AFL Fights C10 In Lakes Strike   All-Out Battle Is On Between Unions

A. F.L. TO BATTLE ClO LAKE STRIKE   Official Charges NMU Plo To Destroy Federation

All Out Battle Of Unions Seen  AFL Lake Seamen Urged to Fight ClO

AFL SPOKESMAN CALLS ClO ‘COMMUNISTIC’ AS ILAKE STRIKE SPREADS   Shipping Firms Announce Court Action Charding CIO With Breach Of Contract

Calcutta Combs City for Dead As Riots Cease  Death Toll Exceeds 2000;  Lull Feared Temporary

Calcutta Riots Under Control; UpTo03000Dead   Military Police Continue Precaution Lest Lull be Temporary; Piles of Bodies Being Remoy-

Piles Of Bodies Litter Streets  Dicence Starvation   Disease, Starvation Haunt Population

BLOODY FOUR-DAY CALCUTTA RIOTING [5 UNDER CONTROL   Death Toll Placed as High as $,000—Situation Described as “Still Very Explosive.”   BODIES OF VICTIMS LITTER THE STREETS   Specters of Epidemic and Starvation Haunt City— Unspeakable Atrocities Committed,

Report Calcutta Riots — Under Control; Death. Toll Placed at 2,000

Death Toll Officially Set at 2000   Uneasy Peace Follows Four Bloodiest Days in City’s History

Bodies Litter Streets 2000 Dead in Bloodiest Rioting in Calcutta History

Caleutta Riot Under Control: Dead Removed   3,000 Die in 4-Day Siege Epidemic, Starvation Feared bv Indians

Fear Reported Lull May Be But Temporary   Some Sources Put Toll at 3,300; Chaos Described

Caicutta Riot Under Control; 3,000 Dead   Situation Still Explosive, Former President of AllIndia Congress Reports — Rioting Raged ‘ Four Days in Sprawlina City

Calcutia’s Death Toll From Riots Placed At 3,000   Bloodiest Fighting In Calcutta’s History Subsides, Spectres Of Epidemic And Starvation Haunt City Of Corpses

Damage Said Heavy In Bloody Violence  3,000 Feared Killed In Riots In Calcutta

Russia Suffers lts Second Maior Defeat   Indonesian Matter Considered Closed; Petition Is Taken Up

Despite Near-Paralysis of Hundreds of Allied Activities, President Says Seizure Not Contemplated.,

Stewardess and: 17. Passen _ gers Injured; Plane Hit Power Wires

Two Killed In Crash Of  Airliner   Eighteen Others Injured When Plane Hits Wire

Airliner Crash Kills 2 Persons   Plane Cracks Up in Field Mile from Airport

Two Killed As  Plane Crashes   Eighteen Others Injured When United Airlines Plane Falls At Cleveland

Two Killed, 18 Hurt As Airliner Crashes   Pilot, Co-Pilot Die, Stewardess Injured; Wilkesboro Man Stil! Confined To Hospital

Two Pilots Killed When Liner Crashes  Eleven Persons Are Injured Mile from Cleveland Airport

TWO KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   [8 Injured When Transport Cracks Up Mile From Cleveland Airport

.Red-Sponsored Condemnation Rejected; Lie Protects Right in Case

U.N. Council Drop: Greek Dispute After Soviet Veto   Russians Block Spot Probe of Shooting On Albanian Border

VOTE TO DROP GREEK ISSUE   Taken Fron rom U. N. Security Council Agenda After Soviet Defeat

! R ussian Sponsored ‘Condemnation   of Greece Rejected   American Proposal to Investigate Shooting Incidents Is Vetoed; Controversial Issue Is Dropped

Greek Case Is Dropped From Agend:  Council Rejects Russ-Sponsored Condemnation

Mikalovie Claim 7 7 Mission Warned Nazis  In Late '44 To Surrender To Chetnik Forces

U. Si OFFICIAL MAY BE.CALLED IN BELGRADE TRIAL  -Mihailovie Claims U.S. Mission Warned Nazis “In-ate “44 To Surrender. To Chetnik Forces

WILL HAVE NO EFFECT UPON FRANCO REGIME   Thinks Government  Matter Concerning Orwn Savarnionty

Franco Serves Notice He Will Stay On In Spain  _ a-Pawer Appeal For Ouster Reiected

3 Powers Ask Ouste  of Franco   State Department — Gives Paper Showing Spain’s War Role

Reaction Of Swashbuckling Span. ish Leader Was Expected; Move By Tri-Powers Called “Russian Appeasement”   SECURITY COUNCIL MAY BE GIVEN ISSUE

Franco s Answer Was Sent Before Edict's Release   Generalissimo’s War Hopes for Axis Is Outlined by America

Franco Warns  Allied Powers He Will Stay   Spanish Leader Files His Defiance Before Action Of U.S.

Franeo Will Not Vacate Spanish Rule   Three Power Appeal For Caretaker Regime Greeted By Pat Stand

Spain Repudiates Appeal To Oust General Franco    “Matter of Our Own Sovereignty, Says ~Note From Spanish ~

Franco Defiant To Charges by Three Powers   Declaration Meets Mixed Reaction In U. S. Congress

United States Asks Spain To Sfage Revol   Hope Abandoned For Dictator’s Early Demise

RANG DECLARES HE WON'T QUIT JOB   Mixed Reception Given To Statement By Spanish Leader.

Note From Spain Warns 3 Powers To End Pressure   U. S., British, French Appeal Is Repudiated Before Being Issued

Powers Await Results of Call To Oust Franee   Ambassador Warns Spain to Repudiate ‘Foreign Pressure’

FRANCO ISSUES CURT REFUSAL TO STEP DOWN   Informs Three Powers He Will Not Give Up Joh

FRANCO SAYS HE WILL NOT RESIGN POST   Allies Urge Spanish People to Eject Dictator

FRANGO DEFIES DUSTER DEMAND   Powers Await Results Of Their Joint Call To Spanish People

FRANCO DEFIES SPOWER EFFORT TA REVIAVE HIM   Reaction Not Unexpected by U. S., Britain and France; White Paper Issued   WAR PLOT IS REVEALED   Documents Disclose Plan to Attack Gibraltar After Downfall of France

Franco Reply Defiant; Wil Fight Ouster   Note Delivered State-Depariment. Sunday ’- By Franco’s Amhossador

Spanish Boss Defies Big-3   Plot to Aid Hitler At Gibraltar Bared

FRANCO SAYS THAT HE WILL NOT QUIT —   Issues  Defiant . ‘Statement to —. 'World’s Powers

Franeo’s Regime  Defies Bid   Kepudiated Appeal of 3 Powers 24 Hours - Before It Issucil

(“I WONT QUIT,” FRANCO’S REPLY TO MOVE OF THREE NATIONS TO FORCE SPANISH DICTATOR FROM POWER

SPANISH ISSUE TO BE PLACED ON UNO AGENDA   U. S. White Paper Reveals ) Dictator’s Ties And Axis Sympathies

Spain Defies 3-Power..... Effort To Oust Regime   Repudiation Givén 24 Hours before Appeal I  Issued: Foreign Pressure Is Assailed

N aval Captain Gave Warning  Of Jap Blow   McCollum Said He Was Assured Fleet Units Were On Alert

OFFICER SAYS NAVY WARNED WAR IMMINENT      Told High Command December 1, 1941, Fleets Alerted, He Was Advised

Told Fleet Was Ready For War, McCollum Says   Former Intelligence Officer Testifies In Pearl Harbor Probe

Navy Warned Of Jap Move, Officer Says   Member of Intelligence Staff Gives Pearl ~ Harbor Testimony

Navy Men Aware War Approached McCollum Assert   Former Intelligence Officer  Tells Committee -He ” Warned Leaders

Intelligence Officer Testifies He Warned Navy Heads on Dec. 1 That War With japan Was imminent

Fleet Told War Imminent  On Dee. 1   McCollum Says He Was Informed Warshins Ready

Rebuffed In Pearl W arning   Intelligence Officer Assured Thit Fleet Was Fully on Alert

sceeuidinennenathee canieminaaintalal YOUNG GIRL’S BODY FOUND NEAR LAKE

Fifth Suspect Is Nabbed In Swindle   Strike At Linotype Plant Delayed Audit; Enabled Fraud To Go Undetected For Year

IZZY THE EEL’ FREE ON BONDS   FIFTH SUSPECT IN BIG SWINDLE ARRAIGNED

British Threaten Peace By Lingering in Greece, Ukraine Note Protests

SOVIET UKRAINE FILES PROTEST TO UN COUNCIL   Says Greek Government Officials Endangéring International Peace

UKRAINE IN U. N. PROTEST   Charges Greece Is Endangering Peace By Present Actions

Reds Accuse Greece Of Menacing Peace   Soviet Ukraine Files Protest to United Nations Security Council, Objecting to Presence of British Troops in Nation,

—Security Council—  Ukraine Enters Complaint   Formal Charge Asserts Greece Endangers Peace

Soviet Stooge Charges Gr eck Peace Threat   Ukraine Asserts British Intervention Endangers Harmony in Balkans

UKRAINE DEMANDS SECURITY COUNCIL ACTION ON GREECE      ‘Peace Conference Delegate i: Paris Accuses Greec of  Trouble Making

HAIR NEW CLUE IN DEGNAN GASE   Police Requestion Janitor in Chicago Kidnap Slaying

HAIR IS GLUE IN DEGNAN MURDER   Strands Found in Stairway Plank; Woman Tells of Intruder

ANOTHER CLUE  1$ FOLLOWED   CHRICAGO—POLIC E—BELIEVE THEY HAVE FOUND STRANDS OF.. HAIR. FROM  GIRL’S HEAD ¢

Strands Qf Hair New Degnan Clue   Find Blond Hair Enmeshed In Plank At Bottom Of Apartment Stairway

BIG NAVAL RESERVE WILL BE PROPOSED   'Plan Under Which Fleets Can Bi Madre Ready for War in 10 Bats to Go to Cangre«s.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Italians Protest Alleved Yuvoslay Attack

GENERAL STRIKE AT TRIESTE AFTER OUTBREAK OF RIOTING      YUGOSLAVS STONE ITALIAN CYCLISTS AND RIOT CAUSED ONE DEATH AND INJURY OF 18

ITALIAN RESIDENTS STRIKE “IN. TRIESTE   Armed Clash Claims Lite Of One, 18 Wounded

PLANE CRASHES ON GREAT SMOKY ~ MOUNTAIN PEAK   Ten or 11 Persons Believ ed to Have Perished.

TEN KILLED IN PLANE CRASH IN TENNESSEE   C-47 Transport Crashes On High. “est Dome In Great Smoky

COOLER WITH END OF RAINS FORECAS]   Weather Bureau Expects Precipitation to Cease in Missouri and Kansas Today.

Election to See Over 2 Million Ballots In Ohio      Odds 13 to 10 Against Lausche, Republican Sweep Appears Sure

MORE THAN TWO MILLION  _ VOTERS GOING TO FOLLS—  ~~" “REPUBLICAN SWEEP. IS. PREDICTED

German De-Nazification Courts Are ‘Whitewashing’ Suspects; If Job Is  Done Allies Will Have To Do It

If Germany Is to Have a Real Housecleaning the Allies Will Have to Do tt.

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Why Nazis ‘Whitewashed’ By Judges In German Court

FRENCH ACTION PUTS NEAT MOVE 700.8, BRITAN   Latter Two Nations Would Rather Not Break Off Spanish Relations   LONDON HAS 2 REASONS   Agrees With Our State Dept. Franco {s Internal Issue; Wants to Trade, Too

10 Others Injured, Some Critically; TWA Constellation Bound for U.S.  Survivors Praise Courage of Hostess

Paris-New York Flight Has Tragic End On Mud  Island In Irish River   Stewardess Is Heroine On “Troubled” Luxury Liner That Broke Its Back In Forced  Landing; Americans Among Victims.

12 Persons Are Killed on River in Eire   Forced Landing Occurs on Mud Island — Were 23  Persons Aboard

12 KILLED IN CRASH OF TWA CONSTELLATION   Others Critically Injured in Ireland Crackup

Constellation Hits Mud Isle  Near Shannon   11 Injured When ‘Star of Cairo’ Plummets te Barth in Fira

Two Planes Crash, Killing 14 Persons in U.S. Ireland   30 Are Injured in Wrecks of American-Owned Transports   Star of Cairo Falls Into River

{2 DIE, 11 ARE HURT IN PLANE CRASH IN EIRE  TWA Constellation : ndash After Hit7 Tcland In

NINE ABOARD PLANE St CAUSE OF EXPLOSION NO REVEALED; AMERICANS ABO

Constellation Cracks Up Near Airport in Eire   Huge TWA Transport Carried 9 Crewmen And 14 Passengers

Giant Transport Was Heading for U. §. From Paris   Two Children Listed Among 11 Survivors; Cause Undetermined

Advance Warning By Hostess Saves Lives of Eleven   Airliner Is Forced Down Short Distance from Field; Blast Heard 3 Miles

GIANT AIR LINER EXPLODES AFTER FORCED LANDING   “Star af Cairo” Wrecked on River Fergus isle ‘Near  Ebene Blon

‘Thirteen Are Killed When Crack Airliner Crashes On Paris-New York Flight

Forced Landing Attempted af Eire Airfield   Passengers Warned By Stewardess to Fasten Safety Belts

Warning of Hostess Saves 11   T. W. A. Constellation Fails in Emergency Landing in Eire

12 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH IN IRELAND   11 Others Injured As TWA Airliner Crashes, Explodes

PLANE CRASH IN IRISH. BOG KILLS 13 RIDERS   Constellation, Star Of Rome. __ Explodes On Mud Fiat Near Shannon

'British Take View Iran Has Presented Council With Problem Now Up to U.N.  U. S. Course Cited  U.S. Postponed Matter on Assumption Troops Would Leave

Iran Orders Case Against Russia Dropped From UN   Sharp Debate Looms As British Hint Opposition to Move

iranian Case May Be Dropped By Council  Sharp Debate Is Forecast Die GAee LAM

FURTHER SHARP DEBATE LOOMS DESPITE ACTION   British Sources Take View Decision Doesn't Close Matter For Council

Tehran Government’s Request That Its Complaint Before United Nations Security Council Be Dropped Believed Powerless To Remove Matter From Agenda Without Action Of Delegates—-Polish Charge Regarding Spain High On List Fer Consideration

UN Council Not To Take Issue Off Agenda   Dispute Declared Strictly Council Matter, Elimination Move Up To Delegates

(ran Drops Its Complaint Against Soviet Russic But UN Council May Keep Case Alive

Sharp Debate, However, Expected As US., Britain Take Attitude Council Should Keep Troublesome Case on Agenda

lran ls Ready  To. Withdra IN. Complain   Security Council Must Decide Whether To Continue Further

Tehran Orders Envoy To Ask (Case Dropped   Sharp Debate Looms In United Nations Session

Another Sharp Debate Due in U.N. Session   lran Asks to Withdraw Complaint

BRITISH SOURCES HOLD COUNCIL IS STILL CONCERNED   CONTEND DELEGATES MUST RULE ON MOVE TO ELIMINATE ISSUE   NEW QORK, A’—Iran officially withdrew its complaint against So. viet Russia before the United Nations Security Council today.

—UNITED NATIONSAction May Bring New Controversy  U. S., Britain May Fight Withdrawal

Sharp Debate On Tran Is Likely   United Nations To Get Withdrawal Request This Afternoon

Another Sharp Debate Likely; US Position’ Tehran Note Merely Confirmation of Red Withdrawal

Tehran Request To Drop Issue ls Made to UNO   Ambassador Ordered To Withdraw Matter From Council's Meet

Iran Instructs Ambassador Io Drop Red Issue   Another Sharp Debate Forecast As U.N. Meet

Request May Be Refused; Sharp Debate Looms   Teliran Clots Cireuimstain ces Crusiug Protest To UL N. Group Removed  Hey Russia      Ai Least Four Are In Faver Of Move   U.S. Tukes Position Case Should Be Retained Uns H! Deadline For Seviet Evacuation

Iran and Russ Officials Contend Case Has Been Removed, While Others  Offer Opposition.   CONTEND DELEGATES HAVE FINAL SAY-SO

—tinited Nations—  Protest Dropped By Iran   U.S., Britain May Insist Complaint Remain On Agenda

Instructions For Action Sent Council  During Day   New Cireumstances Alteriay Situation

Part Proposed For Defense Of Hemisphere   Attempts to Get Icelandic Base Met With Rebuff

Ohio Democrats Propose fo Pay Veterans Bonus   National Issues Ignored as: Party Draws up Platform

DEMOCRATS ADOPT PLATFORM  FOR STATE OFFICE CAMPAIGN   NO-MENTION-_OF NATIONAL I3SUES CONTAINED IN PLAT: FORM—VETERANS BONUS IS PROPOSED

Pauley Probers Demand Originals Of Ickes’ Notes About Oil Deal Proposal

Senate Orders Ickes To Show Pauley Evidence   SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX ORDERED OPENED “FOR DATA

‘Gag Rule’ Is Voted to Speed Peace  Greece Withdraws  TDamnanaa   Greece Withdraws Demands for Territory Transfer

"Gag Rule” To, Be Imposed Af Peace Meeling   Action Taken to Speed Completion of Treaty Writing

“CAG RULE” VOTED TO SPEED PARLEY   Greece Withdraws Demands On Norteern Epirus; Byrnes Ontimistic

Peace Conference Votes To Impose Gag Rule to Speed Treaty Writing

GAG RULE ADOPTED T0 SPEED UP WORK OF PEACE PARLEY   Delegates Limit Debate in  Order to Complete Writing of Treaties by October 15.   GREECE WITHDRAWS DEMANDS FOR EPIRUS   Vishinsky Comments Bitterly That U. S. Was Making Profits in War While Reds Were Dying.

PEACE TREATY DEBATES CUT BY GAG RULE   VERBAL TIFF OVER GREECE ENLIVENS PARIS SESSION

"Gag’ Imposed At Peace Table ToSpeed Work   Completion of Conference  By Oct. 15 Goal Set Re Vhelewateac

‘Gag Rule’ Is Voted to Speed Peace Greece Withdraws  - Demands for Territory Transfer

Conference To  Impose ‘Gag Rule’ On itself   Russian Voices Bitter Comment On U. S. Profits

Paris Peace Meeting Gets “Gag Ruling”   Conference Members Vote Favorably In Effort To Complete Work

PEACE PARLEY SEEKS SPEED; ADOPTS ‘GAG   Greeks Withdraw Their Demand For Northern Epirus Sector

Conference at Paris Votes to  Adopt Gag Rule   Action Is Taken in Order to Step Up Writing of Treaties

NEW APPROACH TO PROSPECTING   Atomic - Ag e Experiment May Unveil Fabulous Oil Secrets

Atom May Bare Seerets Of Oil  Chemists Say Atoms Convert Earth Matter

See Possibility of Fabulous Additions To World’s Kuown Petroleum Supplies

COUNCIL HANDED DOCUMENT ASSAILING SPAIN UN Plans Important Meeting Thursday To St tudy New Rules. Admission Of Albania As Member

UN Plans Important Meeting Thursday To Study New Rules, Admission Of Albania As Member

SPREADING IN INDIAN NAVY   British Warships On Way; Pitched Battles Rage

Reinforcements Rush To Bomba To Quell Mutiny   Indian Navy Sailors Take Over Warships As Unrest Grows

Hon TROUPES NN OPREAD UF BUMBAY RIC]   Commander Warns Outbreak Will Be Put Down at Cost of Fleet.

PITCHED BATTLE IS FOUGHT WITH BRITISH TROOPS   Business, Traffic Paralyzed In Center’ Of City By Chaotic Rioting   ADMIRAL WARNS SAILORS   Many Wounded — In Battle For Barracks; Uprising Spreads To Karachi

Indian Sailors Mutiny      Mutineers Seize Control Of Several Naval Ships In Bombey Harbor

ORITISH MOVE ON MUTINEERS   Strong Reinforcements Dispatched to Bombay Base

British Warships Ordered to Scene Of Bombay Riot:   Strong Army and Air Re inforcements Also Ready To Quel] Mutiny   ATTLEE DISPATCHES HOME FLEET UNITS   Prime Minister Takes Action as Indian Sailors Fire on Troops

‘Rebellious Warship Crews ‘Train’ Guns-on City; British Ready .T'o Destroy Flotilla

Indians Seize Ships; Troops, Sailors Clash  200 Casualties Suffered by Rioters; Dink Battlec Race Aloneo Streets

British Send Navy, Planes To Bombay   Mutineers Seize Harbor Vessels, Bulld Borroecks

Riofing Men Seize Ships, Plan To Fiaht   Sailors Protest Pay, Allowances

EGYPT, INDIA BECOMING HOT SPOTS   Strong Forces Are Rushed To Rombav

Striking Seamen Take Up Battle Positions Abeard Shin:   Strong Fleet, Army, Air Aid Rushed to Quell All-Out Revolt

MUTINY IS SPREADING IN INDIAN NAVY   British Warships On Way; Pitched Battles Rage

DEMOS CHARGE GOP TRYING TO WIN VOTES BY VET SYMPATHY; MABRY PROMISES VET. HOUSING

Army, Navy Wont More Money but Expect Less   Services Brace for Deep Cuts in Defense Funds-— Slash May Be 40 Per Cent

Army, Navy Departments Brace for Deep Slashes While Asking For 14 Billion Increase

ARMY AND NAVY LOOK FOR CUTS      War Department Urges Ruthless Brimming In Army Branches

Army, Navy Expect Sharp Cut in Funds   Services Are Asking 14 Billion Increase, But Plon for Slash

Army, Navy Ant icipating Major Cuts   Notice Of First Sharp Reduction Due In Truman Budget Message

Army, Navy Exped Cuts   Ask for Larger Share Of National Budget, Brace For Deep Slashes

Bigger Supply ‘Won't Last Long’, He Says   Bread Shortage Due to Be Eased in 30 Days; Butter Low

BOWLES SAYS MURE MEAT IS DUE SOON   Keonomic Stabilizer Says situation Will Improve fora While After July 1 —More Bread Is Fore: cast for Nation,

Bread Shortage Will Also Ease, Official Thinks   Says Shippers Holding Up Cattle And Hogs Because of Price Ceiling Uncertainty

SUPPLIES 10 SHOW GAINS AFTER JULY 1   Economic Stabilizer Also Sees Bread Shortage Easing Soon

More Meat and Bread Predicted  Bowles Holds Out Hope After July 

Meat Vanishes ‘From Natien’s _. Dinner Table:   Slaughtering Hits Low, Packing Plants Close, See No Improvement

AAO CN: LIS RANT ST CY OSLER ATCO LODE LALA IA  Bowles Expects More Meat for U. S. July 1

CERTAIN AFTER JULY. 1   Bowles “Outlines   Bowles Outlines Entire Food Situation

Sees More Meat to Sell After July 1   Promise Made by BowlesHigher Prices if Controls Off, He Says

Bowles Sees Bigger Meat Supply Soon   tena it Won’! Last Berause  OF ‘Fight Grain Situation, Economie Stabiiver Declares   Baltimore Hits  Lowest Meat Ehb   Practically No Beet Or Pork In Gitys Veal Supplies Are Reported te  Be lafinitesimal

Economic Stabilizer Thinks Bread Shortage Will Be Eased Shortly, Too

Predictions on Food Shortages  More Meat Due for While After July 1

‘More Flesh Predicted After July 1   Bowles Sees Situation Easing Whatever Happens to OPA: Improved Bread Outlook Expected in 30 Days

More Meat After July Ist, Bowles Assures Shopper:   Predicts More Plentiful Supply Regardless of Price Controls

MORE MEAT FOR , THE TABLE AFTER FIRST OF JULY   This Was the Prediction of Economic Stabilizer Bowles Today.   BREAD SHORTAGE RELIEF   Removal of Price Ceilings June 30 Will Bring More Meat, He Says.

State Miners Threaten To Quit Work   Stabilizer’s Promise Is Reply To Coal  Men’s Demand  For More Meat.

Meat Supply To Increase -- For Nation after July 1   Chester Bowles Says Even if OPA Is Killed, Steaks Should Make Comeback during Summer

Bowles Forecasts More Meat After July 1; Bread Too   Economic Stabilizer Blames Shortage on Meat Producers Wha Are Holding Producés

Bowles Predicts More Meat After This Coming Week   Also Says Bread Shortage. Will Be Eased In 30 Days

Bowles Predicts Larger Supplies   More Bread And Meat Coming, He Asserts

More Meat Due Soon, Bowles Says  r.etnw at Bean   Easing of Bread Shortage Seen In Next 30 Days

Bowles Says Shortage To Return Later   Farmers Withholding Animals; Relief Expected In Bread Situation.   Deliveries Wav Down.

Bat H Won’l Last   Bowles Predicts Increased Flow Of Meat Bread To Markets

More Meat After July f Predicted   Bread Shortage To Ease, Is Forecast Of Chester Bowles

BOWLES PREDICTS MORE NRAT JULY 1   Says Producers Holding Supplies Back Until ' After OPA Fate Settled.

Bowles Predicts More Meat For U.S. Soon; Fruit, Vegetables Plentifu

Old Moan Winter Pulle Out  Mr RRM LTR EERE OTT ARMOR EN BR GHEE  Blizzard From Bag Of Tricks

WEST VIRGINIA TOWN ROCKED BY BLAST: TOLL OF DEAD AND INJURED THOUGHT TO BE HIGH

National Debt to Be Cut April 1   Treasury Announces Two Billion Reduction

NATIONAL DEBT T0 -BEREDUCED AGAIN   Two-Billion-Dallar Cut Sched. uled Anrjt 7

REPARATIONS  BY MOLOTON   Soviet Agrees Greece, Yugoslavia Should Share Equally

Fi oreign Ministers Juggle Figures in Effort to Settle Reparations Problem

PROGRESS MADE IN TALKS  Molotov Agrees To Plans Eor Balkan Reparations

Wisconsin. Wants Pair   Gunmen Held Here Axe Wanted in Fond du Lac; One Is Kansas Parolee

German Doctor Ends His Life      Authorities Reveal Conti Hanged Himself in Nuernbera Jail

Suicide of War Criminal Revealed   Death of Nazi Medical Dictator Finally Told

NAZI-“AMEDICAL DICTATOR” DEAL   Dr. Conti, Champion ol Race Purity, Hangs Self in Prison

@ PETER EDSON   . Tere Seow"  Blames Bad Faith for Failure in Labor Relations

@ PETER EDSON      Blames Bad Faith for Failure in, Labor Relations — .

FOUR HURT IN FREAK WRECK IN E. DUBUQUE   Runaway Car Careens Into Cement Mixer At Foot of Hill

Creation of Mineral Reserve Is  ‘Aim of Congress   Action to Replace War-Depleted Strategic Metals Now Before President; Low-Grade Ores Included in Planning

“Bla TOUR” ASSEMBLE TUK PARIS MEET   Ettort To Be Made To Secure Definite Peace

Pessimistic Note Prevails as ‘Big Four’ Meet Nears   US., French, Soviet, British Ministers to Gather in Paris

OPA TO COME TO AN END THIS WEEK   Remaining Controls Will Be Handled By Other Agencies

TRUMAN ORDER ENDING THE OPA EXPECTED TODAY   Some Other Agency To Administer Few Price Curbs

FORMAL OPA BURIAL DUE PRESENT WEEK   Agency to Be Liquidated and Remaining Controls Given Other U.S. Office.

TRUMAN REMOVES CONTROLS CXGEP] RENTS, SUGAR, RICE   OPA Is Expected to Be Abolished; Order From President Is Seen for This Week.   CURBS ON SUITS WILL BE DELETED

Wartime Curbs To Go Quickly   President Reported Ready for Final Rites Of Once Powerful OPA

LIQUIDATION OF AGENCY DUE AS CONTROLS END   Sweeping Order Frees All Items Except Rent, Sugar And Rice   MORE CURBS TO GO SOON   Two-Pants Suits To Return; Charge Restrictions To Be Lifted

10,000 Employes Cut Off Payroll By Price Chief   Action Also Terminates Services of 43,000 Volunteers

10,000 Are Let Out by OPA; Local Boards to Close Nov. 4   Order Cuts Paid Field Staff Nearly One-Third and Ends ~ Services of 43,000 Unpaid Volunteers—Duties of Local Boards Will Be Transferred to Agency’s 61 Regional Offices and 650 Rent Control Headquarters.

OPA Local Boards Will Close Nov. 4   Order Cuts 10,000 Field _ Workers Off Payroll; Volunteers To Go.

A FEDERAL ROLLS CUT   ; Executive Departments May Have, r] Only 2.246.732 Employes 

TO DRAFT 25,000 MEN NEXT MONTE   ARMY EXPECTS TO TAKE 185,000 BEFORE SELECTIVE SERVICE EXPIRES.

British Troops To Leave Greece When Elections, Conditions Permit

U.S.S. Arkansas May End Valiant Career Testing Power Of Atom Bomb On Warship

Poppy Day To Be Observed Next Saturday   Auxiliary Will Start Selling in . Early Morning

Next Saturday Is Poppy Day  In Graettinger  A Memorial For The War Dead

Saturday Is Poppy Day Over the U.S.   EMBLEM HONORING THE WAR DEAD TO BE SOLD BY BIG ARMY OF VOLUNTEERS

‘SATURDAY WILL BE ANNUAL DAY FOR SALE OF POPPIES   LOCAL AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY IN CHARGE; IS VETERANS’ BENEFIT.

Legion Auxiliary  To Sell Poppies ° Volunteers Will ' Work Saturday

Legion Poppies Will Bloom Again ‘This Saturday   Mrs. Alford Bush Chairman of Legion Auxiliary Sale

Jackson Rancher Mishap Victim   Accidental Gunshot Wound Is Fatal

Jackson Rancher Mishap Victim  Accidental Gunshot   Accidental Gunshot Wound Is Fatal

Buying Spree Leaves Stock Badly Depleted   Retail Shops Close; Prices Rise; No Solution Proposed

Housewives Turn To Fish And Poultry   Meat Price Ceilings Meaningless Because Counters Are Rare

ARMY HIT BY MEAT SHORTAGE   Joins Housewives In Buying Poultry And Seafood

U. 5. MEAT SUPPLY I$ RUNNING LOW   Sharply Reduced Receipts of Livestock at Nation’s Packing Centers Give No Hope for Immediate Relief.

Butcher Shops Out Of Meat As Ceilings Return  Buying Spree Over ; Wesker Cleans Ou  ailable Suoplies

When Shortage Will Abate Is APrime Topic  Housewives Must Ruy Fich Paultry

Shortages Force Butcher Shops To Discontinue Trade   Most Packing Houses Laying Off Work ers Due To Small Run of Livestock

OPA Meat Price Ceilings Again in Effect; Many Butcher Shops Are Bare

Butcher Shops Run Low As Ceilings Return   Week-end Buying Sprees Leave Little; Stock Receipts Down

Shops Closing in Many Cities As Supplies Tumble   Fow Oases Appear in The Meatless. Desert On First’ Day of Lids

EATING 1S SLIM AS MEAT IS PUT UNDER CEILING   Hiousewives Flock To Fish And Poultry Markets To Fill Out Menus; No Hope Of Relief From Short age Soon.

Meat Ceilings Back, Stores Close; Workers Have No Jobs  Livestock Receipts Slump As OPA Steps In  Ec a eB ee BE. PR er

Butchers In Most Cities Run Out of Meat As O.P.A. Price Ceilings Are Tacked On Again

Packers Laying Off Men as Prolonged Shortage is Viewed   Week-End Buying Spree Clears Butcher Shops _ Across Nation

‘Even the Army, Biggest Cus- tomer, May Have To Resort to Fish and Poultry for Menus.      EXTENT OF SHORTAGE BECOMES PRIME TOPIC

Poultry, Fish Sought As Meat Goes Under OP/   Even Army May Be Caught In Pinch; New Prices 12% Over June 30

U.S. Meat Supply Does A Fadeout   Sutcher Shops Bare Following Weekend Buying Spree---Many Closing Their Docrs

Meat Supply Drops to Near 7 ero in City   OPA Vigilant to Keep Meat Supplies from Being Sold in Black Marketing Channels

MEAT CEILING PRICES AGAIN TAKE EFFECT   Shortage of Supplies Grows, Though Not Acute Locally

Situation Over Nation Is Spotty   Los Angeles Faces Its Most. Critical Time in History, While Some Have Plenty   Relief Forecast:   Estimates on Improved Receipts of Cattle Are Varied

‘Report Beceine 8-50 Per Cent. = Below Normal      Experts Disagree « as* to When Stocks Will Be More Plentitul

Changes In Meat Policies  Are Felt   Many Housewives Turn To Fish, Poultry Mart

Butcher Shops Across Nation : Running Short   Weekend Buying Sprees Leave Shealvec Rara

Poultry, Fish Again Mainstay. of Dinner Menus   Ceiling ‘Prices Are _Meaningless; Most Counters Are Bare

BUTCHER COUNTERS BA RE  ~ OPA Ceilings Return But - There’s No Meat to Buy

BUYERS TURN TO POULTRY, FISH MARKETS   Even Army Is Hard Put to Find Needed Supplies of Meat

Butcher Shops Out Of Meat As Ceilings Return  Many ~ Markets Dian In (lace

Little Meat in Most Cities   Buying Sprees and Reduced Livestock Receipts Blamed

Meat Supplies Are Running Low In Most Cities  Weekend Shopping Sprees Cat Stocks ax Ceilings Are Relmposed by OPA

Meat Is Cheaper But None in Sigh  ‘Shops as Empty as Fabled Cupboard —

BUTCHER SHOPS HAVE FEW CUTS   Buying, Sorees.H.e).p.Clean  Out Stim Stocks

Meat Prices: Returned ToOPA Ceilings   Housewives In Many Cities Turn to Poultry and Fish Markets To Fill Menus

Report 73 Pct. Slaughter Drop In Week’s Time   (Nficials Savy No Meat Being Sent Out Of Country; Doubt Rationing Return

Housewives Turn to Poultry and Fish  Beef Shortace Hits Armed Ferce:

Butcher Shops Across Nation : Running Short  Weekend Buying Sprees Leave ,  Cneiw. DB... a J .

Malion Running Out of Meat As OPA Ceilings Rotura ‘Bologna Looks Lonely In Butchers’ S'’ .owcases

Meat Shortage Reported Today In All Cities   MEAT MARKETS RUNNING OUT OF SUPPLIES IN NATION

No Hope of Relief From Shortage in Stockyards Hit by Reduced Receipts

MEAT SUPPLY IS DWINDLING, SURVEY SHOWS   Most Cities Report Little Te Offer Customers as Ceilings Return

BUTCHER SHOPS CLOSING AS OPA CEILINGS GO ON  PACKING CENTERS SEE NO HOPE FOR

Armed Forces May Have To Cut Orders   Poultry-Fish Rounding Out Nation’s Menus

IN MASON CITY      Butcher Shops in U.S. Running Out of Meat as OPA Ceilinss Co On Acain

To Vote on Harvester Settlement   Local Unions Must Approve Agrez:m:nt Reached—No  Coal Negotiations

UNION COUNCIL ENDORSES TERMS OF  HG. PAGT   Plan to End 82-Day Strike Now Goes to Locals for Ratification   AIRLINE STOPPAGE SET   AFL Pilots of TWA to Quit Work During Week Beginning April 21

DENIES CHINA UNRRA USED IN POLITICS   Agar. Official Says Civil War Halts Fiow of Foods

CITY POPULATION JUMPS TO 15,648   ‘Gain of 271; Qualifies Law rence as First Class City   ‘LOSSES IN TOWNSHIPS

FOUR GIRES GET LIFE TERMS IN BRITISH COURT   Condemned Men and Troops In Battle Outside Courtroom

British Tribunal At Haifa Orders 18 JewsExecuted   Convicted of Blowing Us Rail Shops; 4 Girls Get Life Terms   TROOPS AND POLICE QUELL BRISK RIOT   10-Minute Battle Follows Sentence; More Refu gees Said Landed

Eighteen Young Jews Given Death Sentence   Demonstration Breaks Out; [legal Emigrants Get Through Lines

Convicted Jews Battle Accusers  Disturbance Breaks   Disturbance Breaks Out in Courtroom as 18 Are Sentenced.

JEWISH YOUTHS CONVIGTED I HAIFA COURT   Eighteen Sentenced to Death, Four to Life Imprisonment By British.

Four Girls Given ‘Life In Prison: Riot Starts As Condemned Men Sing Hymns After Trial

News Day And Night   Convicted Men Battle Troops After Sentence Is Passed   Found Guilty In Rail Shops Blast   Refugee Program Reaches Critical Stage; 1,400 In Harbor

Followed by Rioting in Courtyard   More Trouble Reported at Haifa in Palestine—Re fuses Land at Tel Aviv

200 Refugees Reported To Have Gotten Past Tight British Blockade

;REFUGEES AT CYPRUS CLASH WITH BRITISH      18 Youths Sentenced Tt > = Death Battle Police And Soldiers

18 Jews Sentenced To Death   Condemned Youths Fight Policemen; More Trouble  Geen in Palestine

Penalty Causes New Clashes With Police; 200 Refugees Filter In   Ship-Bound Pilgrims Splash Ashore and Disappeai Among Sympathetic Countrymen At Tel Aviv; British Deny Cordon Has Leaked.

4 GIRLS AMONG EXTREMISTS GE! LIFE SENTENCE   For Blowing Up Railroad Shops

BRITISH CONDEMN 18 JEWS FOR HAIFA RAIL BOMBINGS; 200 PENETRATE BLOCKADES

18 Jews Sentenced ToDeath By British Court, Battle Police And Troops

SENTENGE OF LIFE   22 Tried for Blowing up Rail Workshops in Haifa; Skirmish Is Held in Court Today.   TROUBLE FEARED IN PALESTINE AREA

Temperatures   OPA Chief Expected To Assume Top  Economic Position

NO CHANGE IN SNYDER STATUS CONTEMPLATED   Ross Denies Reports That. Bowles Will_ Succeed Snyder

Present OPA Chief Said to Be Named to Replace Reconversion Director Snyder

Work of Reconversion Chief  John W. Snyder to be Handled by Bowles, Snyder Would Move to Anothér Post in Government, ©

BOWLES VICTOR IN PRICE FIGHT   OPA Chief Expected To Take Over Top Economic Post

EXPECT SNYDER TO MOVE INTO ANOTHER POST   Report “Good Progress”? on Steel Negotiations; President [s “Hopeful”

Bowles Expected To Get Nation's  Top Economic Job   Control Chief Reported to Have Won Battle to Keep Lid on Prices

Bowles Slated As Price And  Wage Director   White House Is Ready To Make OPA Head  ‘Economic Czar’

CAPITAL RUMORS, BOWLES WINNER IN-PRICE BATTL   Washington Reports Hin! Snyder May Be Out As Reconversion Chief

OPA HEAD WILL THUS BE-HEA] ’ MA'N IN RECONVERSION PROGK WITH FULL RESPONSIBILITY

OPA Chief May Take Over Top Economic Post   Believe Snyder To Keep Title of Reconversion Chief

OPA Chief Bowles Central Figure In The Reported Changes  HE IS EXPECTED TO BE MADE HEAD OF RECONVERSION DEPT.  The Transfer, If True, Is Considered Victory For Mr. Bowles — .

WASHINGTON (U.P)—White House News Secretary Charles Ross denies that John Snyder will be replaced as director of reconversion.

FIGHT WON BY BOWLES, LID TO STAY ON PRICES   Report Is Made By Responsibl Government Officials Today

POWER WORKERS REJECT OFFERS   Threat Remains of Ohio Strike  Set for Jan. 29

OUTLOOK FOR EARLY SETTLE MENT OF WAGE DISPUTE   NOW APPEARS FAR FROM  / 4 BRIGHT

DEADLOCK IN-~ SHIP STRIKE ~ NOT BROKE   SRIPOWNERS ASK FEDERAL  AGENCY TO REVERSE ITS  f+ RULING ON PAY SCALE

LUE AND GRAY 6. W. MYERS IS PLAGES ORDERS 80 FRIDAY; AT FOR UNIFORMS WORK AS USUAL

ROXAS HOLDS 30,000 LEAD OVER OSMENA   Philippine President Slowly Closes Gap As Reports Trickle In

FILIPING TIN   ‘Heavy Pampange Province ) Vote Overcomes Roxas’ -- Leese tn Monite

Roxas Holding Big lead In Philippines   Manila District Goes Heavily for President of Senate

Roxas Takes Early Lead Over Osmena  But Osmena Closing Gap As Returns Come in From Outside of Manila

ROXAS LEADING FILIPINO VOTE   Remains in Hiding After Kidnaping Threat

Osmena Claims  Filipino Lead   Incumbent President Reports Big Margin From Pampanga Province

Osmena Claiming Lead In Voting In Philippines   Roxas Carried City Of Manila By 34.000

Osmena Claims Lead in Poll  Of Philippines   Principal Backer And Son. Killed By Masked Gunmen

Truman To Make Merger Decision  Single Chief of Staff First Casualty, Claim

Won’t Ask Single Comm  eC A GLA LAD,     Truman Sides With Navy In The Chief Of Staff Argument

tcc D a i  Truman Takes Over In Merger Row: Single Chief Of Staff Reported Out

TO RECONCILE ARMY-NAVY DIFFERENCES  Truman Decides Against Singie Chief Of Staft In Merger Plan

Truman Takes Over In Service Merger Row;  Sincle Chief Of Staff Proposal Reported Out

Truman Attacks Merger  Clause   President Does Not Favor One Head To Direct Units

Truman Seeks To Reconcile Differences  Single Chief First Casualty In Merger Frac2s

U.S. Marines Released By Chinese Communists After Fortnight Seizure

Seven Marines Rre Released   Freed by Communist Captors in China, Commandant Says

Army Given New Rocket   Giant Man-Made Meteor Soar: 4342 Miles Into Sub-Stratosphere When Tested

New lonosphere Rocket Soars 434 Miles Into Space To Probe Weather

ROCKET PROBES ~ SKY’S SECRETS   tAan-Made Meteor Soars 432 Miles into Space for Weather Facts.

Army Develops Rocket Which Soars '43 Miles Up and Drops Weather Data

New Rocket Soars More Than 43 Miles Into Space Seeking Weather Secrets

Three Nations Approved as U. N. Members   Russia Supports Opposition to Portuqal’s Plea

Three Neutrals Are ,avored to Get Membership in UN  Four Other Countries Are Opposed By Soviet Russia

Ministers Consider Italian Peace Pact  ae ong. Lf OP. tet dn Ca mdand   Note of Pessimism Is Sounded When Old Arauments Repeated

MINOR ISSUES ON BiG FOUR AGENDA   Ministers Still Deadlocked On Italian Reparations   DEPUTIES   Submit Reports On Italian. Romanian Pacts: Outlook Remains Pessimistic

Ministers Are Again In Deadlock   Turn To Less Touchy. issues In Talk OF feelion Feace Treaty

Big Four Talk alian Treaty   Deadlocked on Reparations, Take Up Less Difficult Angles of Treaty

Ministers Turn To New Problems; Are Still Blocked On Reparations

COUNCIL AGREES ON CLAUSE FOR PEACE TREATY   Edict Protects Italian Nationals And Property Ceded to Other Nations

Minor Phases Of Treaty Talks Begun   Foreign Ministers Are  Still Deadlocked  On Italian Reparations

Big-4 Ministers Still Deadlockec   Consider Lesser Phases of Treaty

MINISTERS TAKE UP NEW PROBLEM   Deadlocked On Reparations Issue, Byrnes And Colleagues Diseuss Less Touchy Italian Treaty Matters.

OTHER PEACE PACT POINTS   French-Italian Border Question On The Agenda

Obstacle of Italian Reparation Bars Agreement — Soviet Refuses British Compromise Plan.

Big-Four Again Deadlocked On Italian Treaty   Unable to Agree on Reparations, Ministers Turn’ to Other Phases

Calmer  Phases Getting  Thought   Economic Clauses On Border Up For Debate

BiG FOUR MINISTERS  MOVE TO DISCUSSION  OF EASIER PROBLEMS DEADLOCK ON ITALIAN  ' REPARATIONS FORCES ATTENTION TO TURN

Ministers Turn To Minor Phases Tialian Treaty   Some Angles On Repra tions Still Not Settled.

Pessimisin Deepens At Paris   Deadlock on Reparations Continues at Ministers’ Meet

5G FOUR MINISTERS BYPASS REPARATIONS   Paris Diplomats Go On T Minor Peace Phases

BIG FOUR FAIL TO MAKE PEACE ON ITALY'S BILL   Will Study Other Phases 0 Treaty As Reparations Deadlock Continues

Ble FOUR AVOID MAJOR ISSUES   MOLOTOV AND BYRNES ARE STILL AT ODDS

Agree On One Point’   .But Big. Four Deadlock On All Major Italian ‘Peace Treaty Issues Holds* Not Mach Hope

Big Four Dodge  Reparation Issue   Foreign Ministers Settle Minor Points

Reparations Issue: Still ~ Deadlocked; Ministers. Working. On Easier hee

STILL UNAGREED ON REPARATIONS   Foreign Ministers Discuss Less Difficult Italian Issues

Italian Pact’s Minor Angles Are Pondered By ‘Big Four’   Reparations Talks By Foreign Chiefs Close In Deadlock

Big Four To Seek Solution Of Heavy Work   MINISTERS ARE UNABLE TO BREAK WAR DEBT ISSUE

BIG 4 SKIRT MAJOR ISSUE OF ITALY PACT   Russ Delegate Hints 21-Nation Meet May Be Set

MADMAN ESCAPES NEW YORK WARD   Large Negro Is Hunted In City Today by Police Force.

Powerful Maniac Reams Gotham Sireets After Sensational Escape From Bellevue

Maniac Flees; ‘Shoot to Kill’ Orders Given   Madniun Breaks Bonds, Creates Panic at Bellevue

Violent Maniac Breaks Qut of Bellevue Ward   Police, in Search of Crazed Negro, Given Shoot-toKill Orders

VIOLENT MANIAC FLEES BELLEVUE   Bolice Seek Madman Under *Shootto-Kal’ Orders

Order Police To Shoot Crazed Man   First Escape On Record From Bellvue Hospital

Mexico May Attempt Grab of Aztec Gold      Legal Battle Possible as American Dives fer Gatleon Treasure

CIO BACKS OPA .IN CONTROL OF PRICES   Forms Own Program To Fight ~~~ “Inflation

C10 Seeks Plan To Curb Prices   High Command Meets I Washington To Plot inflation Control Prooram

ClO BOARD MAPS WAGE STRATEGY   Council Also. Discusses Infla  tion, Prices and Taxes .  '

House Faces  Big Debates   Electoral Reforms And Annexation On Agenda

Pacific Bases Discussed Rv Australian  And Truman   Foreign Minister Is Trying to Get U. S. to Agree to Overall Regional Defense Plan

Evatt and Truman Discuss Joint Use  Of Pacific Bases   U. S. Withholds Action to Werk Out Deals on Certain Islands

Australian Seeking U.S. Agreement on Overall Pacific Defense Plans

Age of Specialization Reaches Into Schools-Ul anaranra oy Virtua’! 

‘Adopted Son of Dominican President Killed by Florida Policeman's Gun

POLICEMAN SLAYS DOMINICAN YOUTH   Victim Was Adopted Nephew Of Republic’s President

Idle Because Of Strikes Is Due For Climb   400,000 Coal Miners May Leave Posts

Idle In Nation May Double Over Weekend UnlessSome DecisionReachedOverCoal

NATION'S IDLE WILL DOUBLE WITH MINER'S WALKOUT MON.   Gov’t Controlling Coal Distribution But Has No Plans  To Seize Mines

Truman Hints Of Seizure Of U.S. Coal Mines   SHORTAGE OF FUEL IS HANDICAPPING THE NATION

Government Wil Not Seize Mines  But Action Taken to Control Coal Stocks

Nation’s Idle Over Weekend May Double   Labor Department Continues Efforts to Avert Mine ShutdownCopper Strike Set

Mine Operators See No Prospect Today of Averting Strike   Say Miners’ Chieftain Has Labored to Pre vent Agreement

U. S. Moves To Avert Looming Mine Strike   Shutdown Of Soft Coal Operations Will Put 400,000 More Men On List Of Idle

Fuel Lack Grows Acute Over Nation   Layoffs And Strikes Mark Industrial Crisis

Strikes Curtail Railroads, Light and Big Factories   Truman Still Delays Any Action Toward Mine Seizures

Aud Appoint Republican Seerctary of State Yo Suecced itim, has Giving Victors Complete Control

Suggests Truman Quit Presidency  Name GOP Secretary Of State And Resian

Senator Says Truman Should Resign Office   Democrat Suggests Presi. dent Give GOP Complete Control

WOULD HAVE TRUMAS RESIGN   Senator Fulbright of Arkansas Says President Should Name Republican Secretary of State As Successor.

“HE OUGHT TO TURN COUNTRY OVER TO REPUBLICANS”  Arkansas Senator Says fruman Should Resign And Pick Republican Secretary As Successor

URGE TRUMAN RESIGNATION   Democratic Senator Holds Action Would Be Best For Whole Nation

Fulbright Urges Truman Resign   ‘Appoint Re ublican Secretary of State’

The Winners In ‘Tuesday’s Election   Arkansas Senator Calls For Resignation Of Truman

Suggests Truman Resign   Sen. Fulbright Says Republican Should Be Given President's Job

Sen. Fulbright Says President Should Resign   He and Chicago Sun Would Give G.O.P. Complete Control

RESIGN «= )N OF TRUME -REAT DEMOC :?*: IDEA   Arkansas Senator Says Course Would Help United States

Unprecedented Action Urged by Arkansas Solon   Senator Believes Full Responsibility Should Pass to GOP

Says Truman Should Resign   Should Name Republicar Secretary of State, Fulbright Says

Arkansas Senator Says Truman Should Resig And Pick Republican Secretary As Successor

Senate Democrat Proposes Traman Should Resign in Favor of GOP President

Parleys Resumec in GM Dispute  No Progress Made Toward Settlemant’

GM Mediator Called to Washington   Asked to Report On Impasse in Negotiations  At Detroit

C.P.A. Boss Hits Consumer ‘Hogs   Hoarding, Small Says, I: No Joke; Intensifies Shortages ,

Raps Hoarding By Consumers   Big Factor In Many Shortages, Small Says

Attacks His Own Ideas      Case Bill Will Need Much Cobbling By Senate If It Works

Do You Need $3,750,000,000?— Just Ask Senator Langer   Proposed Loan To Britain Is Scored

News Behind The News  Copyright McClure Newspaper Gundtlianta   WASHINGTON By Rav Tucker

U.S. Backs Tiny Nation Plan In UN   Drive To Force The   Security Council’s Membership, Hand * Gathers Force

Reconsideration Of * Un Membership Bids Is Supported By U.S.   Small Nations Seek Action Upon Applications Of reland, Portugal, Transiordania, Albania, Mongolia

ENDORSES MOVE FOR REOPENING 5 APPLICATIONS   Objections Are Expected. to _ Be Raised by Russia “When Issue Arises   CURB ON COUNCIL. URGED   Small Nations’ Want Largér Voice in Passing Upon Future Applicants

SMALL COUNTRIES SEEK MEMBERSHIP   United States Delegation Throws Influences Their Way.

GENERAL SCORES INDIFFERENCE  Gen. Bradley Assails Attitude. Toward Problems Of Veterans

TRIAL OF HIGH-RANKING JAPS IS POSTPONED FOR TEN DAYS   OPENING CHARGE WILL BE MADE TOMORROW MORNING BEFORE THE COURT RECESS

Ten-Day Delay In Tokyo Trials   Recess Will Be Taken For Ten Davs After Opening Charge Delivery

THREE STATES — VOTING TODAY   Wheeler Running In Montana; Georgia Balloting —  Kamarrayw

Wheeler in Battle for Demo Vote   Montana in Spotlight as Voters in Four States Cast Primary Ballots; Close Contest Seen

Wyoming. Arizona ‘and -Arkatt ‘gas Voters: Also Go to’ Polls In Primaries -

WHEELER'S FATE AT STAKE TODAY   Heated Primary Under Way In Montana; Three Other States Voting; Georgia To Polls Tomorrow.

Three Far Western States AndArkansas Are Holding Heated Primaries Today

Divers May Enter Search for Man  “No Trace Fouad ot   No Trace Found of Peter L. Antonich

Divers May Enter Search for Man  No Trace Found of Peter L. Antonich

For Love,’ Enfranged Houston Hushand Kills Wife, Himself in Downtown Cafe

Hoover Returns: Heads Promptly For Conference   CIO Food Union Urge: Rationing in Letter To President   Faod at a Glance

Bowles To Recommend Rationing In August   Hoover Returns To Report On World Food Survey Anderson Warns Shortage Will Last Through The Year 1947   Ry MARVIN T. ARROWSMITH

Drastic Move Seen If Food Stays Scarce      Meat, Butter, Cheese and Possibly Bread Believed on List

Food Ration Restoration  To Be Urged By Bowles —   sees Necessity For Bread, Cheese, Meat and Butter ‘UnlessFamineF asec

BOWLES SET 10 URGE U.’. RATION FOOD      Will Ask Program Be Restored to Meet Commitments

Hoover Returns From World Tour   British Council President Arrives For Faod Talks

RATIONING OF FOOD MAY BE RESTORED   Chester Bowles May Ask President Truman To Act on Relief

Bowles Reported To Ask Rationing   Hoover, Morrison Meet  In Capitol for Talks

Famine Relief Outlook.  Must Improve   Or Rationing of Food Will Be Recommended

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Action in August To Be Urged by  Chester Bowles  Bread May Go On Control List  For First Time

Hoover Is Back To Report on World Survey   Anderson Warns That Shortage to Last Until  1947; CIO Food Union Demands Rationing

U. §. Judgeship Stirs Trouble.   Lesinski Opposes Starr Appointment

SENATE BACK IN AFTER 14 YEARS   Individual Victories Advance Leaders in Presidential Race

SENATE BACK IN G.0.P. “FOLD”. AFTER 14 YEARS   Individual Victories Advance Leaders in Presidential Race

Marian Schulz. Wed Tuesday Evening to RalphRiediger   Teinity Lutheran S  “Church Scene’ Of . Candlelight: Service

Marian Schulz Wed  Tuesday Evening to  Ralph Riediger Trinity Lutheran Church Scene Of 

MOTIVE LACKING IN MURDER CASE   : e Police Still Baffled b: Davenport Killing

Ehrecke Death Mystery Deepens  Officials Fall to Bind Definite Motive

A Imost 1 00 Per Cent EF f fet nes ‘io      .GOV’T BRINGS STRIKE LEADERS “AND OPERATORS INTO NEW CONFERENCES THIS AFTERNOON.

Walkout Nearly 100 Per Cent fective In United States; € Few Passenger Trains Are ing: Millions Stranded   PARALYSIS SEEN IN FREIGHT SHIPME?

H igl 1 Government Leaders Called to  ‘Truman Conterence   (See page 26 for other stories relating to rail strike)  Po a ae a ee es ee @esevae Th

‘Are No Indications of Reaching An Agreement In Today’s Conferences

FOOD SHORTAGE THREATENS U.S. AS TRAINS STOP   No Freights Running; Strike “100 Per Cent Effective”

Conferences Are Held In Nation’s Capital on Worst Dispute In Rail History In Country.  FIVE DAY TRUCE ENDS THURSDAY

PRESIDENT SUMMONS CABINET INTO EMERGENCY SESSION AS  NEGOTATIONS PROVE FUTILE

One of Busiest Terms of Criminal Court Is Expected To End Today With Darrin Case Going Before Jury

One of Busiest Terms of Criminal Court Is Expected To End Today With Darrin Case Going Before Jury   Court Reopened Tuesday Morning After Recessing Friday Noon; Edgar Yoxtheimer, 25, Of Cyelone Sentenced to Year in County Jail

ALL ELIGIBLES GET DISCHARGI BY HLILY    “Ike” Says Army Is Merely Going Back to Original Rate

Used Vets in Buying Army Trucks, Claim   Federal Grand Jury Files Charges After Two Dav Probe

PAYROLL SLAST IS ORDERED TODAY   53.000 to be Dismissed from War Department Lists.

Russ Fighting Units Merged: Stalin Leader   Generalissimo Takes Con. trol of New Red Armed Forces Setun

Russia Consolidates Fighting Forces  With Stalin as Head   Single ‘Peoples Commissariat’ Is Created Uniting All Armed Units: Separate Navy Setup Abolished

RUSSIA CONSOLIDATES! HER FIGHTING FORCES!   Stalin Beconies Head of New Commissarlat-—-Word “Defense” Dropped From Title.

Sea Walkout Tension Eases: AFL Back on Job   CIO Pickets Own Ships after Hearing Ultimatum Issued by Maritime Trades Boss

TENSION. 1S EASED 1N MARITIME STRIKE. AS PICKETS  WITHORAW   ClO Agreement Dispels Feat Of Violence

(GAYLORD ARCHIBALD ELECTED PRESIDENT OF CARROLL YOUTH   SIXTEEN HUNDRED ATTEND FIRST SESSION OF ANNUAL YOUTH MEET HELD AT FLORA.

Y WAYS T FINANCE STATE VETS BONUS   Tobacco, Oil, Sports and Racing Spokesmen to Get Hearing

Russian Vessel Broken in Two By Storm   Three Red Rescue Ships At Scene; l'. S. Aid Refused

American Woman Is Elevated to Sainthood in Colorful Catholic Church Rites in Rome

‘DUTCH OFFICER SLAIN, [SIX SOLDIERS WOUNDED (IN ATTACK NEAR BATAVIA

ATTACK DUTCH IN BATAVIA   One Officer Killed And Six Sol diers Wounded In Ambush

U.S. to Push Austrian Settlement, Germany Peace Pact, Byrnes Says

——__ ae ee  U.S. To Press For Austria Pact  Economic Merger In rmany Discussed

U. S. PRESSES FOR AUSTRIAN SETTLEMENT   Reveal Plan For AngloAmerican Merger Of German Zones

Byrnes to Press for Early Austrian Treaty  To Seek Basic Plan for Peace Parley on Germany

Byrnes to Press  for Early  Austrian Treaty To Seek Basic Plan  gf... Pew ....   To Seek Basic Plan for Peace Parley on Germany

Standard Will Continue Hunt For Oil In N. C.   First Test Well To Be Abandoned

Bowles Due To Explain Wage Policy   House Opens Probe On Extension Of Price Controls

Chinese May Use Railroads In Manchuria:   National Troops To Expand Control

Department of Agriculture Frowns On Flying Iceboxes’ for Quick Freezina

FARMERS HOPING FOR DRY WEATHER   Rains of Past Few Days Have Left Fields Very Wet   WORK IS DELAYED

FARMERS ARE HOPING FOR ORYING WEATHER   Rains During the Past Week Leaves Fields Quite Wet   WORK IS MUCH DELAYED

High Court  QO. Ks Chase Appointment  Not Executive, Justices Rule   Wife of Pheasant Hunter Gets Bird

A New Dormitory For Emporia State   Board of Repents Also Approves a $56,999 Budget Boost for Schaal

GORDON GREENE TO TEST SPEED   Challenge Issued To Golden Eagle For Race

Long-Distance Service Periled  By the Walkout  Picket Lines Throwr   Picket Lines Thrown Around Key Exchanges As Strike Begins

Many Veterans Mav Lose Jobs  Under Decree   Selective Service Expects Supreme Court Decision  To Have Effect

New Twist In Job Rule For  Veteran Seen   Supersenority May Be Required For Work Retention

Plan Dress Rehears eded Called Success   Occupation Plan Revision Needed   Powers Are Asked To Ead Haaalinag

Sees Revieiee Unless Allies: End Hageling   Assistant Secretary Of War Says U. S. Zone Bur.  den On Taxvaver.

Says Hageling At Berlin Must Stop Or Plans Revised   Peterson Declares French Big Problem And U. S. Paying The Bill

U. §. Says Russie Within Rights in Dairen Incident  Ha id Acted Legally in  sidhd-witisns ici te   Had Acted Legally in Ordering Ship to Leave Port

RUSSIAN DAIREN ACTION 1S UPHELD ~ASLEGALBY U.S   State Department Says Regs Were Within Rights in Ordering American Ship From Port.   8 SENATORS SPEAK OUT AGAINST ACTION   Johnson Asserts Soviets Were “Ji?-Mannered” and Stewart Demands Probe of Incident.

Soviet Control Of China Port Is Recognized  State Department Declares  Russia Had Right To   IIREE SERATUKS SPEAR BLUNTLY AGAINST REDS  “Being Right Is No Excuse For Being Ilimanner- © ed.’ Johnson Says

U.S. Says Russie Within Rights in Dairen Incident   Had Acted Legally in ' Ordering Ship to Leave Port

RUSSIAN RULE OVER DAIREN IS RECOGNIZED   WASHINGTON ADMITS REDS HAVE RIGHT TO BAN U.S. SHIPS

Russians Within Legal Right, Said  Ordered American Ship Leave Dairen

[Reds Maintain Control! Over Big Port  U.S, Admits Soviet Port Action Leaal..

U.S. Says Dairen Action Was Legal   Russia Had the Right To Limit Ship's Stay

State Baptists To Decide fn Offer At Special Meet   Meeting In Greensboro Authorized By General Roard of Convention

Compromise On Universal  Training Put Up By Army   Congressmen Warily Approve Spirit of Suggestions; Lucas Savs He Is Interested

One Year's Service for Youth  War Department May Compromise .  To Get Compulsory Military Training

War Dept. Is Willing to Compromise   Move with Congress Would Concern Military Trainine Program

indicate Peacetime Conscription is In For Tough Sledding in Congress Despite War Dept. Compromise Plan

Army Offers Compromise Plan Universal Military Training   Congressmen Want Very Short Program

Army Considering Draft Compromise   Congress Is Unfriendly tc  Conscription Plan

UNO Veto Plan ls Opposed By New Zealander      Minister Opposes After Russia Warns of Cut in Power

P rivilege of veto Is  assailed New Zealand's S Sa Beqpeueier Vermeer FC Bae

New Zealand Flays Veto Vote in UNO   fran Seeking Way to Lay Complaints Before Soviet Union

Veto Powers Of Council Opposed  Atomic Energy Pane! Draws Opposition

New Zealander Hits Veto Vote Of Big Powers   Russia Warns Against Trimming Authority Of Larger Nations

Veto Power of ‘Big 5’ Meels ‘Sharp Allack   New 7ealurd Assails Priwleae; Russia De-  fends Ria Powors

NEW ZEALAND ASSAILS VETO VOTING POWER   Attack Follows Soviet Warning Against Cut in Authority

New Zealand Assails UNO Velo System   Iran Prepares To Hand Red Dispute To United Nations

Veto Privilege of Powers in  U.N.0O. Scored   Iran Delegation Studies Way to File Complaints

New Zealand Assails UNO Vote Set-Up   Russia Warns Against Cutting Veto Authority

New Zealand Assails Veto Voting Power Of Big Five   Complaint Is Heard After Russia Warns Against Any Effort To Cut Authority

Comptroller Hits War Spending   Senate Investigators Aim Mostly at Returns of Garsson Case Principals.

Tax Return Inspection  Is Approved  Warren Lashes Wartime Misuse  ae -ay cee: a

FEDERAL WASTE INDICTED BEFORE MEAD COMMITTEE   Lindsay Warren Testifies It  Appeared “Everybody andHis Brother Were Out — to Get Government,”   OFFICIALS WERE DINED, TRAVEL EXPENSES PAID   Witness Raps Practice of Army Officers Going to Work for Firms Whose Business They Handled.

IOWA FALLS ICE CREAM GONE PRICE FLOPS; PITTSBURGH SHOWS HOW TO PUT IT ACROSS

'DRAGNET IS DRAWN CLOSER :  Bank Robbers Trailed Info Oklahoma; Search Pushed

Woman Declares She Scuffled With Bank Robbe:  Bandit F lees After   Bandit Flees After Failing to Steal Sack of Potatoes

BANDIT TRAIL 71S GROWING HOT   RING THROWN AROUND ANTLERS, OKLA., AREA AFTER FOOD THEFT ATTEMPT.

Hearing Set For Monday Morning   Mine Chief Accepts Summons In Private Office Without Comment; Two Men Shot Fatally As Mine Tension Mounts

Ambassador Tells Nations America Will Back UNO   Statement Avoids Loose Promises; Specific On Backing

United States Assure: Both Countries UNO  Pact Will Be Our Foreign Policy

U.S. Assuranee Said Given lran Turkey   Reported Set to Stand Firm Against Any Actions in Violation Of United Nations Pact

U.S. Assures lran, Turkey  Of Support   Officials Stress Promises Not  “Blank Checks’

U.S. Policy Based Solely On Charter   , Washington Denies  Virtual Military  ' Commitments

U.S. Will Stand With Turks And ~ fran: On Issues   Our Policy‘To Help Small Nations Is Clearly Outlined

United States Will Stick By UNO Principles   Turkey and Iran Pledged Aid in Event of Ag gression

U.S. To Stand Back Of Iran And Turkey   Vandenburg Calls For Continuous Session of United Nations Secur~ Hy Council

Support Offered Within Bounds: Of UN Charter  Sen. Vandenberg Asks Continuous  semit SACCIAMe

U).8. BACKS UP IRAN, TURKEY IN EMERGENC}   VIOLATIONS OF UNO CHARTER BY REDS TO BE WATCHED

U.S. Sends Iran, Turkey  UNO Pledce   Countries Assured America Will Stand Against Aggression

U. 5, AID REPORTED PROMISED TURKEY, IRAN IF ATTACKED   Officials Disclose Nation Wild Stand Firm Against Aggression Violating U. N. 0. Charter.   CARE TAKEN AGAINST BLANK CHECK PLEDGES   Byrnes Defends Reliability of Recent Reports Telling of Russian Troop Movements in Iran.

UNITED STATES WILL SUPPORT ~ TRAN, TURKE!   Both Nations Assured They Will Be Aided Against Aggression

GovernmentMakes New Stab To End Pacific Ship Tieup  Operators Fear Rash of Wildcat Mine Walkouts

Government in Move to Terminate Four Big Strikes   Concerns Sugar, Farm Implements and Maritime Walkouts

LEADERS SEEK END OF THREE DISPUTES   Attention Focused On Nation’s Trouble Spots

U.S. Seeking Rapid Finish To 4 Strikes   Labor Departnent, Maritime Unit Act In Major Disputes

Quick End Of Strikes Is Sought   Labor Department, Maritime Commission Enter Troublesome Gtnatian

AsenciesTry toEnd Four Big Strikes   “time Commission Has Authorized Terms for West Coastal Ares

Press Labor Peace Drive   Government Redoubles Efforts to Speed End Of Four Major Strikes

Government Boards Press For. Quick End to:Four-of Most Bothersome Strikes

GOV'T PRESSES FOR QUICK END IN 2 WALKOUTS   Allis-Chalmer And Maritime Issues  Wanted Settled

GOVERNMENT AGENCIES PRESS FOR QUICK STRIKE SETTLEMENT   Farm Equipment, Sugar and Maritime Strikes Receive Official Attention

(overnment Presses for  End to Strikes   Agencies Drive to Settle Bothersome Shipping, Sugar, and Machinery Walkouts

Efforts Exerted Toward Seiiling — Four Troublesome Labor Disputes

Senate Committee Still Hearing OPA Opponent: Despite Flood Of Mail

High Percentage of Hay Fever Relief Reported From Drug Found by Utahn

With A Dislike For Whisky And Strong Arm, New Mexico Girl Plays Havoc In Liquor Store

BARUCH FEARS OUR A-BOME   Stresses Need Others Must Join In  Elimination

Baruch Declares U. Os Will Keep Bomb Until : All Nations Sign Ban

War ‘Contracts Investigators Trying to Trace Contribu-’: i tion of Contractor   ‘ DIDN'T GET A DAMN DOLLAR,’ SENATOR STATES

Got None Of $25,000 Says Bilbo   On Stand, Senator Denies He Received Any of War Contractor’s “Campaign Gift”

Expected fo Appear Before Committee   Apology Offered By Ross Collins After Attack On Witness

“T Didn't Get a Damn Dollar,” Says Senator; Find Missing Witness

Bilbo Denies  an r ~~ mm   War Contractor’s Checks Used to Finance Doxey’s Unsuccessful Senatorial Campaign, Says Witness, but Some Cash Still Untraced

Didn't Get A Dollar, Insists Senator Bilbo   Probers Try To Trace $25,000 Contribution By  War Contractor.

Bilbo Denies He Shared in Contribution   Missing Witness Found in Hospital; Says He'll Testify

BILBO DENIES TAKING MUNEY DURING WAR   Senator Declares He Did Not Share in $25,000 Paid by a Contractor; That It Was Used in Doxey Campaign.

Seek To Trace Contribution Of Contractor   Witness Knocked Of Stand Yesterday; Former Aide Is Found In Hospital

Bilbo Denies He Got Part Of $25.000   Mead and Ferguson Try to Find What Happened To Cash Contributed in Doxev’s Campaign

MISSISSIPPI! SENATOR SAYS HE DIDN'T GET “1— DOLLAR” GIFT   HEARING RESUMED AFTER FIST FIGHT BREAKS UP FRIDAY EVENING .MEET

Ex-Secretary To Bilbo Located In Hospital; Ready To Testify   Terry Says Testimony Will Have Definite Effect On Senator’s Political Future; Hearing Is Reovened. .

Didn't Get Dollar, Says Bilbo   Witnesses Say Money Spent on Doxey, but Can't Trace Cash ©

“T Didn't Get Damn Dollar,” The Man Say:   Veteran Senator Make: First Statement Before War Contracts Probing Committee   Unable to Wear His Dental Plate   Sass He Will Be Glad To Testify After All Evidence Has Been Presented In Wriling

Bilbo Denies Receiving Money Given By Contractor In Political Campaign

BILBO DENIES HE PROFITED IN VOTE CASH      ‘ idn’t Get Dollar,” Missis~ $Sippi Senator Tells Senate Groun

Terry Summoned To Appear in Senator's Probe.   Apology Enters Today's Session

Mead, Ferguson Trying To Trace Political Funds   Contribution Made By Contractor In 1942 Mississi ppi Campaign For Support Of Doxey

Bilbo Denies He Got a Dollar From War Firm Donatior  But Aides Cannot Trace Full Use of $25,000 Slush Fund

Bilbo Says He Did Not Get a Dollar   Makes Assertion After Hearing Testimony on Campaign Funds   MISSING MAN LOCATED   Former Bilbo Secretary Is Is in Hospital at Quit man, Miss.

Gandy Knocked From Stand At Hectic Hearing On Mississippi Senator.

Bilbo Claim: “ Got None Of $25,000"   Missing Witness Located In Southern Hospital; Fisticuffs Flareup.

Bilbo Issues A Flat Denia!   Vississipp'an Testifies “I Didn't Get A Damn Dotlar”’ Of $25,000 Contribution

Senator Bilbo Asserts He Got No Funds From  Mississippi Contractor   Senate Committee Attempts To Trace  $25,000 Contribution Of Contractor

Bilbo Denies  Getting Money From Contractor   Says All Of Contribution Used In Effort To Re-elect Wall Doxey As Senator In 1942

Senator Speaks At Inquiry Into Campaign Funds   Missing Witness Found In Hospi. tal, Will Appear At Washington Hearing

Says “Didn't Get a Dam Dollar” Contributed to ‘42 Political Campaign

He Had Disappeared After Writing That He Feared For His Life.   AND SAFETY OF FAMILY   Terry Said He Expected to Leave for Washington Sanne

Southern Senator Gets Hot   Shouts Denial From Stand: Others Say He Knew of $25.000.

Wanted: Flannelfooters   Scotland Yard Seeks Smooth Gang in Connection With Recent London Gem Robberies

U.S. Steel and Union Settle — Labor Dispute  Way Opened for Return of Mik aw th nolsaow

U.S. Steel and Union Seitle  Labor Dispute   Way Opened for Return of Other Workers

Final Agreement Is Reached Friday   General Motors And C!O Have ‘Satisfactory’ Talks Without Settling Their Differences

Workers Will Return Monday To Their Jobs   18%4 Cents an Hour Increase Granted with Retro. 3 active Pay—Bargaining Negotiations will Start Today

Steel Peace Is Based on 181-Cent  Pay Increase   Tnvolves Big Steel; Bargaining To Star’ With Other Firms, CIO Chief Asserts

CIO Workers Win 18!/2-Cent Boost in Hourly Wage from U. S. Steel; Other Companies Expected to Follow Suit

nly HS, Stec] Workers Involved But Bargaining With Other. Companies Will Begin Today..

PAY INCREASE . WON; PLANTS REOPEN FEB. 1§   Truman, Bowles Ask Backing in Fight On Inflation.

Workers Get Pay Increase  Of 18% Cents   Agreement for Settlement of Walkout Made With U. S. Steel; Price increase of $5 Per Ton Is Allowed Corporation   Ry HAROLD W. WARD   Pav Increase Is Retroactive

Accord Reached With U. S. Steel   Agreement On Basis Of President’s _ Wage Hike Recommendation; Retroactive Compromised

Snyder announces settlement on basis of 18.5 cent boost   790.000 workers due to return: retroactive pay is compromised

Retroactivity Pay Was Last Settlement Block   Steelworkers To Get 18 And One-Half Cents Hourly Increase; Reconversion Director Announces  End In Truman’s Behalf

WORK ~ PAY INCREASE OF 18 CENTS   WAY IS OPENED FOR RETURN TO WORK OF 750,000   Largest In History

Retroactive Pay 9c From January 1 to January 21; AFL President Green Calls Agreement Unsatisfactory.

BACK PAY ISSUE IS COMPROMISED BY NEGOTIATORS   1845 Cent Hourly Wage Increase Accepted; Raise  Totals $32 Monthly   MEN WILL RETURN TO WORK NEXT MONDAY

STEEL STRIKE WILL BE OVER NEXT MONDAY   Way Is Paved for 750,000 Workers To Return to Jobs

750,000 Men Expected to  Resume Work   181 Cents Hourly Wage Increase Is ’ Granted by Companieg

SECOND VICTIM OF YOUTH DIES   Boy Fatally Hurts Woman When She Gives Him Cookie

Second Victim Of Boy Is Dead   Woman Shot By Fourteen. Year-Old Boy Dies Of Her Wounds   ALSO CHARGED WITH MURDER OF GIRL

Soviets Guarantee to Remove ‘Troops  Wi thin Six Weeks   Case Will Probably Remain on Agenda Until All Terms of Agreement Are Complied With: Action Slated Today

RUSSIA TAKES OVER BI AUSTRIAN OIL FIELOS'W      VER BRITISH WAR BRIO LOSIWINS RENO DIVORC   Soviet Union Expropriates German-Owned Property

ORDERS EXAM FOR HETRENS   Appoints Aliensts to Make Psychiatric Examination

Court Orders Mental Exam Of Wm. Heirens   Razor Blade Found In Book Brought Into His Cell, Sheriff Reveals

HEIRENS FACES SANITY TESTS   Arraignment on Three Murder “Charges Delayed’

Court Orders Sanity Test For Heirens  pee a > =   Faces Judge On Charges Of Third Degree Murder

Heirens Will Get Psychiatric Tests; Arraigned Today   Third Murder Charge 1 Read in Court in Chicago to 17-Year Defendant

Order Exam Of Heirens_   Two Alienists Named by Court for Psychiatric Tests

MENTAL TEST Gr HEIRENS ORDERED   TWO ALIENISTS NAMED BY COURT TO EXAMINE CONFESSED SLAYER

Court Names Alienists To Examine Heirens   Examination Ordered When University Youth Appears For Arraignment On Third Of Murders He Confessed Committing During Reign Of Terror

i  \Criminal ‘Court Orders Mental Examination lFor William Heirens

Psychiatric Examination For Heirens   Confessed Slayer of Toi Ordered to Submit to Test At Arraignment in Court

HEIRENS WAS ARRAIGNED FOR THIRD MURDER INDICTMENT   Court Today Ordered Youth Be Examined By Psychiartrists

Mental Examination of Heirens Ordered; ~ Hearings Continued   Suspected Scheme to Get Suicide Weapon Nip- ped by Sheriff

a ‘ Order Exam  For Heirens   Psychiatrists Appointed By Court To lnvestigate Triple-Slayer.

CONFESSED KILLER 1S ARRAIGNED FOR SLAYING OF WOMAN   Alienists to Study Youth and Report on Sanity; No Plea Is Entered

Probe Sanity Of Murderer   Psychiatric Examination of William Heirens Ordered by Court at Arraignment

PSYCHIATRIC EXAMINATION FOR HEIRENS   Court Appoints 2 Alienists; Delays Wearing to Sept. 4

Phone Company Tells Reason Service Rates ——= zJ-re to Be Boosted

Mission to Investigate Report Military Forces Getting UNRRA Supplies

MISSION: WILL PROBE USE OF TNRRA COONS   YUGOSLAVIA MAY BE CUT OFF FROM RELIEF. LIS)

FATHER AND SON DIE ON GALLOWS   ‘Execution Believed First of Its  (  Kind in America

ILLITERATE FATHER, SON ARE HANGED   Heinceys Pay With Lives for RobberySlaving in lowa

Business Is Expecting Big Year In 1946   Golden Year Lies Ahead, Experts Predict, If Various Labor Strikes Can Be Settled Soon.

Resume Search For Four Bodies  - Leathem Smith and ‘Three Others Drown

Truman’s Campaign Plans Are Mystery   President Must Decide Whether New York Talk Would Help Or Harm Party Chances

New York Has Foot of Snow te ee OW  Rural Schools Closed, Highways Blocked And Crops Damaged  4 cd

SNOW FALLSIN SOME SECTIONS   Northeastern States Cov ered; Late Crops Are Damaged

Northeastern States Lashed  By Snowstorm   Up to Foot in Depth: Late Crops, Traffic And Power Affected

MERCURY DIPS IN COLD WAVE   Eastern U. S. Bringing First Snowfall

New Year Taxes Mav Fall Short   GOVERNMENT REVENUES SEEN AS DISAPPOINTING, SENATOR EDWIN C. JOHNSON DECLARES

Federal Revenues Seen Disappointing Under Cut Taxes   Reconversion Has Not Kept Pace “With Expectations

THINKS REVENUE MAY DROP LOW   Johnson Fears Delays In Reconversion May Cause Deficiency

Government Revenues May  Be Disappointing Under New \Reduced Taxes, Says Johnson   Senator Cites Reconversion Delays; “Lower Rates Are Effective Today

‘Colorado Solon Says Nation’s New Tax Law May Prove Disappointing as  Revenue Producer Due to Reconversion

Tax Revenues May Fall Short Senafor Says   Fiscal Experts Might Be Wrong In Estimates

LLL LLL LLL LDL LOL LALLA ALLA ALOE ALAA LILLE A LO  U.S. Stops Czech Loan Talks in Crackdown

CZECHOSLOVAKIA LOSES U5. AID ON SIDING WITH REDS   Crackdown Follows Echo of Soviet “Dollar Impertoliem’ Charges

U.S, CURTAILS AID TO CZECHS   Americans Not Willing To Get Abuse In Return For Financial Help

Domestic Relations Court Ts Advocated By Justice   New Legislation And Revision Of Laws Also Urged By Judge Alexander

ESTABLISHMENT OF DOMESTIC RELATIONS COURT ADVOCATED  FOR DELINGUENCY CORRECTION

Flood Waters Hit Beaumont   Texas Area Counts 4. Million Damave-

Raps Both Groups In China War   Genera! Marshall Sharply Criticizes Communist, Government Factions  For Part in War

MARSHALL HITS SINO FACTIONS   American Envoy Biasts Com munists, Nationalists for Part in Civi' War

Marshall Criticizes Communist, Nationalist   Factions For Their Part In China Civil War

Marshall Voices: Sharp ( Criticism Of Both China. Political Groups      Says War of Words From Both Sides . Is.. Calcu_ Jated To Inflame. Hot:  . hen dé:

Both Government, Communist: Criticized by Marshall on -— Revival of Chinese Fighting ..

Gen. Marshall ‘Criticizes Both China Factions   Says He Is Deeply Concern. ed Over Critical Situation Prevailing In North Section

Communist And Government Factions In China Criticized By General Marshall

Gen. Marshall Raps Both China Groups   Rival Factions Censured For Their Parts In Chinese Civil War

Marshall Censures Both Chinese Factions For Part In Civil War, Saying It’s Disastrous To People

General Raps Both Sides In Civil Fighting   Propaganda Activities. Of Nationalists, Communista Censored. me

Marshall Lambaste: Chinese   ‘Chides Both Sides For: “Reckless Pro‘paganda” of Hate, . Voiding Peace Efforts

Gen.  farshall Sharply Censures Both Sides In Chinese.  “vail War

Gen. Marshall Criticises Chinese Reds, Government Troops For. Part'In War. -

Marshall Cracks Both Government And Communists      American Peace Envoy Critical Of Both Factions In Chinese War

Chinese Rivals Censured by Gen. Marshall   Propaganda Blamed for Spread of Hate

Marshall Voices Sharp Criticism Of Both China Political Groups   a ¥  Says War of Words From Both Sides Is Caleulated Vo Inflame Hot. hrevsachs. 

Sino-Communist Relations Become More Bitter Daily   General Marshall Criticrzes Both Chinese Factions

Marshall Flays Both Factions   Deeply Concerned Over Critical Situation  In North China

Marshall Raps Chinese Groups   Criticizes Both Sides For Part in Civil War

Marshall Lashes Chinese Factions tor Word Battles Precipitating Hate

Marshall Hits China Groups  Flays Both Factions For Civil War Acts

MARSHALL RAPS CHINESE RIVALRY   Hits Both Sides For Keeping Civil Conflict Aflame

Marshall Attacks Chinese Factions   Government, Communists Both Flayed by General

U.S. Peace Envoy Condemns Both ~ Government and C ommunists— For Propaganda Bitterness

MARSHALL HITS AT BOTH SIDES TN CHINA FUSS   Censures Factions For Propaganda That Adds to Difficulties

GENERAL MARSHALL CRITICIZES COMMUNIST AND GOVERNMENT FACTIONS ON THEIR ATTITUDE   Both Sides Are Censured for Their Propaganda Campaigns—Gromyko May Boycott Wednesday’: Session of UN Security Council—Separate Conferences Are Held in Railroad Dispute

POWER STRIKE THREAT MADE   PITTSBURGH MAY BE CUT OFF FROM LIGHT AND WATER SERVICE IN MORNING

REVIEW OF LAND LAWS PROPOSED BY WESTERN SOLONS   Claim Records i in Utter Confu-. sion and That Close Study Should Be Made

AT BREAKFAST   Chairman Conway ‘Urges Fast Campaign: Goal $20,100

NAVY PROBING HARBOR BLAST; FIVE MISSING   165 Persons Injured When Ship Blows Up In New Jersey Port

FEAR FIVE DEAD IN NAVAL BLAST   MUNITIONS EXPLOSION IN DESTROYER ESCORT INJURES 165

FIVE MISSING IN SHIP BLAST   Destroyer-Escort Is Wrecked At New Jersey Pier

FIVE MISSING IN BLAST ON U, S, WARSHIP   Destroyer-Escort Solar Mass 0: Twisted Steel Off WN. OS. Port

SUTTON METED 4-14 YEARS IN VET’S KILLING   Pinckneyvilie High School Student Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter

Civil War In China Intensified   Six Million Men Under Arms As Tension Grows

CVI. WAR INCHINA INTENSIFIED   All-Out Conflict Would Involve Six Million Men

All-Out Conflict Looms for China   3,000,000 Nationalists May Wage Battle Against Communists

GROWING WARFARE 1) SEEN FOR CHINA AS FORCES GATHER   Mobilization of Six Mil. lion Men May be ir Strife; Offensive in See. tion Is Reported.   LEADERS FAVOR PEACEFUL MEANS

“Democrats’ Philosophy Is To Regiment Society’”’--Dewey   PBve PATI: FE FIETS

Will Press Fight Against Trend to Left, Says Dewey   Governcr Sounds Keynote of Auhumn Campaign in Saratoga Address

New’ Treaty Concerning Control of Dardanelles Ts Proposed by Russia

Russ Disclose Proposed Pact With Turkey On Dardenelles   Want Defense of Straits To Be Organized Jointly

ROBERTS BACKS LOAN TO BRITISH   Retired High Cou~* Justice Testifies Refore Committee

Evidently Not Ready yet To Give Answer to His Undisclosed Plan Averting Coa! Strike.   VIOLENCE REPORTED IN HOLLYWOOD STRIKE

U.S. Puts Off Parley With Lewis   Officials - Suddenly Defer Talks On Mine Contract To dndicate. They Are Not Ready To Dicker

* Lewis (hartsPlan to Avert Strike   Krug to Briny UMW and Owners Together

Parley on Coal Is Postponed   . Government Not Yet Ready With Reply folohn Lewis —

INDUSTRY FACES LABOR SHORTAGE   Small Warns of New Labor Crisis by End of Year

Experts See Labor Dearth   U.S. Official Thinks Loneer Hours Coming

SMALL PREDICTS LABOR SHORTAGE   Sees Necessity for  Longer Work Week

Short Labor Supply Seen By January   CPA Chief In Warning To Industry; Claims Production Booming

Labor Will Be Next Shortage, Warns Small, Proposing Longer Work Weel

Labor Shortage Feared by CPA   Production in Some Lines Tops Highs For Pre-War Era

Hess Tried To Scare British   Nazi Sought Peace to Es cope ‘Evil Designs of U.S”

Hess Mission To Browbeat British Told   Sought To Force Peace Acceptance By U. S. Threat

‘Hess’ Mission to Britain Is Described   Sought Free Hand for Nazis in European Sphere

British Charge Hess Made Flight  To Demand Peace   Offered to Save Empire From ‘Evil  Designs’ of U. S.

Goodyear To Build Vet Homes   Taylorcratt To Join Plan for Constructing Aluminum Housing.

U.S. T0 OPPOSE DRASTIC ACTION AGAINST SPAIN   Five UN Members Support Poland's Plea for Diplsmatic Break

Spanish Problem Catches U. S. In Tight Squeeze   Six of 11 Nations Already Have Diplomatic Break With Franco

U.S. Put on Spot Over Spain Issue   Egypt Holds Balance in Drastic Action

Proposal to Break With Spain Finds U.S. im Minority   Six UN Council Members Set to Back Poland; Four Against Move   STETTINIUS TOLD TO USE JUDGMENT   Gets Instructions from Byrnes; Will Consider Evidence Next Week

U. S. Waiting For Evidence Against France   State Department Will Encourage Report  Of Facts

U.S. POSITION ONSPAIN JS DIFFICULT.   Opposes. ‘Diplomatic ‘Break With _  Franco by UN

U.S. Faces Dilemma as Six Of 11 UN Council Members Favor Break with Franco

US. Faced With Opposing Break With Franco Spain   6 In U. N. Favor Break ~ Polish Evidence Is Awaited

Stand on Spain Puts U.S. in Touchy Spot   Nation Stands Virtually Alone In Refusing to Break Relations

State Department Is Not Informed Of Nazis in Spain   U. S. Is in Embarrassing Position Regarding Poland’s Charae

Other Council Members Said Favoring Move   International Peace Declared Threatened

MAJORITY OF UN MEMBERS FAVORS PLAN   America Is Placed In Embarrassing Position Under Poland’s Charge.

NEWTOWN RELIANCE C0. NAMES ITS OFFICERS   Over 100 Persons Attend 128th Annual Meeting    FIFTEEN NEW MEMBERS

BYRNES SEEKS EARLY SIGNING OF PEACE PACTS   Hopes to Secure First Treaties by Christ. mas

Secretary Wants Satellite Pacts Acted on Before Christmas; Compromises Settle  Danube Navigation and Reparations Issues

Byrnes Presses Signing Of Axis Satellite Treaties For Senate Ratification

iByrnes Seeks Early Signing  Of Peace Pacts   Soviet Concessions Major Factor In Winding Up All But Minor Matters; U. S. Vields On Main Points

BYRNES WANTS FIRST PEACE PACTS SIGNED   Thinks Satellite Treaties Can Be  Signed by Christmas

Byrnes Bids For Speedy Pact Action   Axis Satellite Treaties Nearly Done; Molotov Concedes 4 Points.

CALL STRIKE IN 11 HARVESTER PLANTS    UNION SETS JAN. 21 FOR WALKOUT OF 30,000 FARM EQUIP j MENT WORKERS.

“Hot Lead” in Death of Three Yanks   American Officer May Be Arrested  in a Few Daves

DREAMBOAT FLIGHT IS NFAQ END   Top-of-World Hoppers Run into Bad Weather

Dreamboat Nears Tis Destination  Plane Roars Over  Mediterranean

Pacusan Dreamboat Nears Cairo On Record Flight   Superfortress Heads Into Thunderstorms With Icing in Clouds on Last lea of Hawaijj-to-Eaypt Nonstop Trip

Trans-Polar Superfort Nearing Goal in Egypt   Non-Stop Flight from Hawaii to Cairo via North Pole Appears To Be Complete Success

Number Of Idle In State Increases  Coal Stocks Dwindle; Freight Ban Hurts

WORKERS FACE IDLENESS SOON      Wheeling, Charleston Areas Face StrikeForced Lay Offs

Price of Sugar Is Increased by OPA Order   “Decontrol: Board Will Study Butter, Cheese Prices on Wednesday

State Educators Would Increase School Finances  Administrators Gathe  Here to Discuss aa ee  Planc

State Educators Would Increase School Finances   Administrators Gathe Here to Discuss Reorganization Plans

State Senator Gets Super-Road Plan Ready; Says Tolls Can Pay Bill Without Cost To State

TURNPIKE CONSTRUCTION WITHOUT EXTRA TAX SEEN  OHIO SUPERHIGHWAY PROPOSED

WORKMEN WAIT UNION’S WORD ON MOVEMENTS   Traffic Confused as Immediate Strike  Threat Eases

ServiceSnarled Many Hours In Big Centers   Strike Postpone “l Five D: ave At Last-Minute Request Of President

Cancelled Strike Snarls Roads  Confusion Results Before Rail Service Is Resumed

Truman Wins 5-Day Truce at Last Hour; Main Lines Snarled   Train Crewmen Refuse to Work Until Official Note Is Received; Ty afftie Delaved: Patrons Stranded

Workers Refuse To Take Out Trains Until Official Notice Received   Confusion Eases Later In Night   Work Stoppages Tie UU, Passenger Transportation In Big Cities

Freneh Reject Proposed New  Constitution  Almost Complete   Almost Complete Count of Ballots Shows Leftist Defeat

CHANGE IN P. 0, HOURS   No Window Services on Saturday Afternoon, After Jan. 1.

‘Only One-Fifth Of Ohio’s Electorate Expected To Vote Today In Primaries

Ohio Election May Give Indication of PAC’s Power; To Vote On 133 Bond Issue:

GIVES GIFTS TO GERMANS  Minnesota Man Travels 4,000 “Miles To Play Santa Claus

IN 2 CRASHES   Nine Lose Lives In Crash Near Wilkes-Barre, Two At Ellwood City

Nine Persons Die in Crash Of Two Cars   ‘Include Baby Born Prematurely To One of Victims

See ee a eae ee eee LL LLL LLL LOL! LNT At  Nine Lives Lost — In 2-Auto Crash

Rent Control Will Remain   Senators Say No Prospect Of Senate Voting To Fnd Ceiling

Bevin Raps Negotiafion Under Dures:   Calls on Big Powers To Settle Economic Fights by Aqreement

WOULD OUTLAW FORCE IN TALKS ~ Bevin Would Set Up New Plan To Settle Economic Disputes

meen As Verinite inreat LO ViNY   Blast At Canada Political A-Bomb

Optimism Grows For Agreement On 18-Cent Increase In Wages   Prospects of Price Relief For Industry Believes To Make Possible U. S. Steel's acceptance Of Pres. Truman’s Fact-Finding Figures.

Sudden Break In Steel Strike Awaited   Hopes Remain High Though There Is Lack of Encouragement

Industry Still Insists on Price Increase   Believe Higher Price Topic of 2-Day Conference

Neither Side Indicates When The Break May Come Or Whether Steel Had Been Offered More Satisfactory Relief In Price   FAIRLESS RETURNS TO N.Y. OFFICE

Government Hopes For Sudden Break In Steel Deadlock   Price Relief Believed Dis‘cussed By Fairless. and Snyder in Capital

Optimism Increases In Federal Quarters  Qavnll Teaclesctetac Clantinina Ciaurthansl   Small Industries Continue Cutback As Existing Steel Stocks Dwindle

AIR SERVICE . S: RESTOREL   TRUMAN APPOINTS BOARD TO INVESTIGATE DISPUTE THAT GROUNDED PLANES

Iranian Army Forces Halted By Russians   Premier to Protest Orally to Stalin on Evacuation Delay; Parliament Meets

IRAN TROOPS ARE STOPPED BY RUSSIANS   Intercepted On March To New Garrisons, Report States

Reds Holding Evacuated lran Cities   Iranians Stopped by Russians When They Try to Move In

IRAN TROOPS ARE STOPPED BY RUSSIANS   Premier Says He Will Take His Protests Direct to Stalin

Soviets Halt Iranian Troops Near Tehran   Iran Again Prevented From Taking Over Disputed Areas Near Capital

RUSSIANS HOLD POSTS SAID 10 BE EVACUATED   Premier Of Beleaguered Country Won’t Accept Demands Contrary To ‘Interests’

sahemeeainmeanineidannta sae ci cin hima main iam lalla a ee ee ee es  Iranian Troops Stopped by Reds 60 Miles From Capital

Premier Will ‘Protest Soviet Delay   Demands Contrary to Interests Will Be Rejected

To Reject Soviet Demand Red Army Halts Iranian Troops Moving to Garrison Villages   Stalin Orders Party for Prime Minister Where He Will Protest Moscow Actions; Demands Contrary to Interests Rejected

iranian Troops Claimed Halted By Soviet Unit   Premier Says He Will Not  Accept Any Red Demands Te Betray Iran

Russia Halts Iranian Troops  After Promise to Withdraw   Pfemier Prepares Direct Protest To Stalin on Delay in Evacuating

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Goering. 10 Others. to “Swine” Next Wednesday

Nazis To Hang On October It   Such Is Believed To Be Date For Execution Of Condemned Nazi Leaders

NAZIS TO MEET FATE OCT, 16   Rejection of Clemency Pleas “Ends. Hones of Germans. ~

RUMOR CIRCULATED AT , NUERNBERG THAT GOERING AND OTHERS ARE TO * DIE WEDNESDAY

Baruch Answers  Wallace   Demands he Correct Publiely ‘Mistakes’ He States Wallace Admits he Made

Baruch Blasts Wallace   Demands Public Retraction Of Errors’ in Criticisms Of Alom Bomb Control Plan

BARUCH ASKS FOR CORRECTION   Feud with Wallace Brings . Sharp Demand

Baruch Blasts Wallace For “Errors” In Criticism Of Atom Control Program

Baruch Calls Upon Wallace To Give Facts   Made Mistakes In Criticiz ing Atomie Control Plan, * Says UN Delegate

Baruch Rebuffs Wallace  Position   Public Correction Of ‘Mistakes’ Demanded

Baruch Demands a Public Correction Of Wallace ‘Errors’   Criticlsm of Atomie Control Plan Draws Fire fram Stateemenn

qapruch Insists lace Admit i ns ‘Mistakes’  G* Atom Plan      Atomic Energy BodyRepresentative Says  Errors Hold Danger

Wallace Gets Sharp Demand  From Baruch   Public Correction of **Mistakes’’ Made in Criticizing U. S. Atomic Plan Demandec

Baruch Asks ~ Henry Wallace To Get Facts   ATOM BOMB COMMITTEE MEMBER ACCUSES SECRETARY

Baruch Demands Wallace Correct Publicly ‘Mistakes’ Made In His  Criticism Of Atomic Control Plan

Baruch Blasts Wallace for Errors In Criticism of Atomic Control Plan; Demands Correction

Correct Mistakes, Baruch Demands in Wallace Note Reply   Asks Public Admission of Mistakes Made on Atomic Power Plan

a “oF LAYS ATOMIC CRITICISM—  Baruch Asks Wallace To Correct ‘Mistakes’

BARUCH CALLS ON WALLACE TO RIGHT ERRORS IN HIS SPEECH   Says Mistakes Were Made In His Criticism Of U. S. Atom Control Plan

Baruch Raps Atom Control Criticisms Made by Wallace   Demands Public Collection Be Made COC)Ft MAic_Statamentc

Baruch Demands Wallace Correct ‘Mistakes’ In Criticism Of Atom Plan

CHARGES ‘ERRORS’ IN CRITICISM OF U. S. ATOM PLAN  STATESMAN ASSERTS WALLACE ADMITTED   sAAIQCTAYVOCOCY TH LIA

Baruch Raps Wallace for Failing to Retract ‘Errors’ in Criticizing United States Atomic Control Plan

Baruch Blasts Wallace For “Errors” In Atom Plan Criticism, Demands Correction

Baruch Scathes Wallace ‘Errors  Public Correction Sharply Demanded  y

BARUCH ASKS WALLACE FOR 'RE- STATEMENT   Demands Public Correction on Criticism of UL S. Atomic Contro} Plan   CLAIMS MISTAKES WERE MADE IN CRITICISMS

BARUCH BLASTS WALLACE FOR ATOMIC ERRORS   , Demands Public , Correction Far, * #APlan Crifisiim

Demands From Henry Public Acknowledgement Of Errors In Atomic Control Criticism

Baruch Calls On Wallace to Correct Errors  On Atom Plan   Asserts He Admitted in Private Talk That « He Was Wrong

Asks Wallace Refract His Atom Charge   Baruch Demands Public Statement of Admitted Error

Baruch Flays Wallace For  Atomic Stand   Demands Ex - Secretary Correet. Errors On Aiomic Plan ‘Statement.

Baruch Demands Wallace Correct  Alleged “Errors”   “NMisstutements’ Allezea

Baruch Demands Wallace Retract   Public Correction on Mistakes on Atomic Control Demanded

Baruch Demands That Wallace Correct Errors   Concerns Criticism of Atom Contrel Plan

Housing Bill Heads Toward Graveyard   Spence Says Bill Has Virtually No Chance of Passing

MKELLAR URGES REVOLT AGAINST U. S. ECONOMY   Senator Protests Truman Curtailment of Flood Projects

Mekeller Raps Truman Delay  Of Flood Work   Tennessean Calls Upon Southern Congressmen To Revolt Against Action

British-Russian Demande Is Sudden; Delegation Placed in Embarassing Spot.   WOULD INCLUDE ATOMIC SECRETS

Delegates Battle To Protect U.S. Secret Of Atomic Bomb Supply   Britain’s Surprising Move In Effort To Mak Russia Show Its Hand Puts American Delegates In Embarrassing Position.

Strange British-Russian Union, Set Off by Dare From Vishinsky, Backlires With U. S. in Middle

tuss-British Arms Move Spurned   Check Of Our Bomb Stockpile I. Opposed

Americans Quick With Objections   Sudden British, Soviet Alliance Takes U. S. Delegation By Complete Surprise

BRITISH JOIN SOVIET DEMAND FOR ATOM LIST   Proposal, Surprising Ameri. cans, Believed Offered on Russian Dare

BELL WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE   Lt. Governor Eliminates Himself and Throws Support to Duff

Rell Will_NotBe Candidate For-Covernor   Drops Out of Race and Announces Support of Duff, Organization~ Choice for Post

Bell Quits Race  For Governor   To Support Duff as GOP Group's Choice

—STATE LEGISLATION— Legislature Ponders  Bill For GI Housing   -96, 000, 000 Appropriation To Counties "For Vets’ Homes Proposed In House

Dislikes Scizures   Murder Victim Lives, Seek Examination In Crime Confession

BUTCHER SHOPS BEGIN 10 CLOSE ACROSS COUNTR   Over 36,000 Estimated te Have Shut Doors in Meat Shortage   RESTAURANTS ALSO HIT  Situation Brings Demand for Earlier Expiration of OPA’s Authority

Hospitals Are Appealing Fot Federal Help   Officials Predict Meat Shortage To Grow Even Worse

U. S. Meat Supply at  New Low   36,000 Butcher Shops Closed; Restaurants Also Quitting Business

Restaurants Also Hit By OPA Control   Shortage Will Grow Worse, Dealers Assert  a ee ee

Meat Famine Closes Stores Across Natior   36,000 Butcher Shops Shut Doors As Shortage Grows

IN UMNTED. STATES   Restaurants and Butcher Shops Shut Doors in Nation; Situation to Become Worse.   HOSPITALS MAKE APPEALS TODAY

Taft And Wiley Want OPA Abolished, More Butcher Shops Closing Across U.S.

Hospitals Are Appealing For Federal Help  Officials Predict Meet Shortage 1 Te

Meat Shortage and Price Controls Closing Meat Shops Over Country

Restaurant Owner: Threaten to Close AsCeilingsDror   Say They Cannot Continue ——In-Business Under June Thirtieth Prices

Shozt Meat And Contrels Close Doors   NUMEROUS U.S. RESTAURANTS ALSO MAY LOCK DOORS IN THIS SITUATION,

BUTCHER SHOPS CLOSE DUE T0 MEAT SHORTAGE   Also Threatens To Close Many Restaurants In Nation

36,000 Butcher Shops In Nation To Shut Doors   NO SUPPLY OF FRESH CUTS CAUSE OF LAG IN BUSINESS

TOLEDO BOARD SEEKS TRANSIT TIE-UP PLAN   Drivers Offer To Go Back For 10-Cent Wage Hike

KOREANS ARE IN ‘A SORRY PLIGHT   Economic Condition Of Korea Unique Among War. Dislocated Countries Of Far East.

Korea Not Sorry Japs Have Been Thrown Out, But Yank Occupation Works Hardship

Pittsburgh Stores to Reopen Monday Despite Power Strike   U.S. Efforts at Conciliation Stalemated: Still Tied Up in Steel Center     Transpurtation $

Pitt Stores Will Reopen   First Concerted Move To Resume Normal Operations Despite Power Shortage

DOWNTOWN STORES IN PITTSBURGH 10 REOPEN MONDAY   Resumption of Operations Planned Despite Crippling 12-Day Strike of Power Workers.   RALLY SCHEDULFD TO PROTEST WALKOUT   Nocturnal Travelers Walk in Pitch-Black Streets— Street Cars and Busses Still Tied Up.

Train Service Again Norma!   Men Back on Jobs After Brief Strike

RAILROADS RUNNING ON SCHEDULE   Nearly All Workers Back On Job As Strike Postponed

RUTARIANS HEAR UF GIIY'S PLANS FUR EXPANSION   City Engineer Describes Utility and Street Projects

ROTARIANS HEAR OE C'S PLAN FOR EYPANSION   City Engineer Describes Utility and Street Projects

Embargo Rail Port Cargoes In Ship Strike   Seamen Begin Their Walkout

Railroads to” Refuse Cater Going to. Ports. Because. of Shipping Disruption      WEST, EAST AND GULF PORTS TO BE HAMPERED

Rail Embargo On Freight   Paralysis Threatens Portions of Traffic; Seamen to Strike

JEWISH TERRORISTS REPORTED PLANNING TO MURDER BEVINS   FRENCH POLECE HUNTING GROUP SAID TO HAVE BEEN INVOLYED IN) HOTEL BLAS

Two Collide In Mid-Air;  Save Flier   Accident Seen From Lighthouse Near Miami

PRESIDENT MAY HAVE TO SETTLE PRICES QN MEAT   Ag. Department and OPA Unable to  Reach Agreement

ANUMAN Mal END SQUABBLE ON CEILINGS  OPA Wants ants Meat and Livestock Ceilings Rolled Back —  QOrrmsp;sAAA mT “a ATT?   STEELMAN WAITS      Hopes For Settlement Before Calling On President

MAY ASK TRUMAN T0 SETTLE FUSS OVER LIVESTOCK   Some Compromise May, However, Be Reached Tonight On Ceilings

New Jersey Acts To Block Strike   State Steps In And Begin: Operation Of Nine Gas Works

NEW JERSEY SEIZES GAS WORKS IN FIGHT   Begins Operating 9 Plants At Time Set For Strike

Gas Works Are Seized In N. J.   State Takes Over And Begins Immediate Operation.

N. J. Seizes 9 Gas Works   Action Taken .at Time Set for Beginning OF Strike :

GOVERNOR OF NEW JERSEY SEIZES PLANTS   Nine Yorks of Huge Public Service Electric and Gas Co. Taken Over By State   INVOKES UTILITY LAW

Service Uninterrupted ....  Huge Public Service Co. Seized By State Of New Jersey At Hour Of Strike

Workers Stay At Jobs Under New Setup  Seizure Authorize:   Seizure Authorized By Governor As A Last Resort

ARMY RAPIDLY CUTTING DOWN       SIX-MILLION ‘MEN: HAVE “BEEN DISCHARGED AND STRENGTH BY-JULY_- TO ‘BE 1,200,000

1 S00,000 10 GET DISCHARGES IN {Y, MONTHS   Army Strength to Be Cut to 1,200,000 After June 30 °

Miners’  Strikers Hit Rail Systems   Quaker State Tries To Meet Vital Utility Need

Vital Public Utility Needs Endangered   War “Brownout” In Capital Of Nation

Coal > Crisis Mounts      Unemployment Climbs As More Coal-Using  Plants Close; Famine Relief Near Collapse ©

Mining Asked For Vital Use   Pennsylvania Acts  To Obtain Supply

RAILROADS AND STEEL MAKERS FEEL PINCH OF COAL SHORTAGE   Railroads Try To Meet Gov’t Orders To Cut  Train Operation

Coal Strike Hits Program For Relief   Pennsylyania’s Governor Makes Effort to Have Enough Fuel Mined for  Emergency Needs

COAL PARALYSIS GRIPS RAILROADS, STEEL INDUSTRY   PENNSYLVANIA SEEKS TO AVERT SHUTDOWN OF PUBLIC UTILITIES

Martin Seeking Enough Coal For Public Utilities   Government Trying To Keep Negotiations Going Over Weekend

‘Creeping Paralysis Grips U.S. Steel And Rail Industry   Pennsylvania Strives To Meet its Vital  , Utility Needs in Face Of Soft Coal Strike

Nation Pinched By Lack of Coal   Pennsylvania Seeks To Implement Stock

SUPT GUAL STRIAC -CONTINUED TO SPREAD TODAY  Creeping Paralysis Throughog than Gtanl In.      RAILROADS HAMPERED   Public Utilitis In Many Cities Are Curtailing Work.

Creeping Paralysis Seriously Hampers Nation's Production   Stee! Output Drops Six Points; Idle Well Past Million

NEW THOUSANDS JOIN COAL SHORTAGE IDLE Number Workless Past Million Mark

Officials Will Confer With Union Heads   Relief Program On Verge Of Collapse, Kruaq Reports

Hope To Get Coal Mined To Meet Utility Needs; Strike Enters 34th Day

Ranks of Idle Grow as Plants Slow Up; New Trouble Seen   Coal Conference Make: No Progress; Rail Strike Threatens

Thousands More Joining U. S. Strike Parade Today; ManyMoreReadyToFollow

Soft Coal Strike Paralysis Creeps Through Industry   Steel and Railroads Beginning to Feel Shortage Pinch

SOFT COAL STRIKE PARALYSIS GRP STEEL, RAILROADS   Gov. Martin Takes Steps To Keep All Utilities Going

European Reliet  Program Draggmng   Coal Shortage Blamed For Virtual Collapse— Steel Output Drops

Idle in Nation Being Increased as Factories Are Closed and Others Are Curtailed.     GOVERNMENT STILL REFUSING TO ACT

THOUSANDS JOIN U, S, STRIKE IDLE   Conciliators Strive To Keep Coal Negotiations Going

Coal Strike Clamps A Paralyzing Grip On Steel   Crippling Of Railway Transportation Threaten Relief Program For Europe.

OFFICIALS SEEK COAL TO MEET UTILITY NEEDS   Pennsy Ivania Governor Acts As Shortage Slows Nation

Ranks of Idle Swell as Coal Shortage Cuts Factory Work   ‘No Progress’ Reported ix ‘ Parley Between Lewis and Operators

Coal Strike Paralyzing Steel Output, Railroads   Thousands More Joining  Ranks Of The Idle Today

“No Progress” Is Again Report at Capital Parley   Critical Situation In Many Large Industries; lowa Not Hard Hit as Yet

Coal Shortage Is  Rapidly Paralyzing  Industrial America Vital Needs Stricken;  Seek Means of Mining For Hospitals, Etc.

Coal for Vital Needs Sought   State Cabinet Members To Meet with Mine — Union Heads

Thousands Join  Ranks Of Idle   Estimates Place More Than 700,000 On Strike In Nation

Western Electric  Employes Strike   Over 17,000 Employes In New York, New Jersey Area Quit Work Today

21 Electrical Plants Are Hit In New Strike   Western Electric Co, Walkout Brings Peril of U.S. Wire Tie-up

21 Electric Co. Plants Strike Bounc   Violence Flares Up in GM Wage Dispute

17,400 ON STRIKE IN ul PLANTS OF  PEM ais i re eri   1,500;000 Idle or Threaténing: TO Walk Outin Two Weeks —

Continue Probe (f Franco Spain   Securities Council Inquiry May Result In Report By End Of Month   ANOTHER REPORT ON IRAN ISSUE DUE SOON

U. S. AGRICULTURE DEPT. ASKS FARMERS TO PLANT 10 MILLION MORE AcRES

‘Fighting Ninth’ Democrats Renominate J. W. Flannagan   Acclamation Endorsement Goes To Incumbent; Goodpasture’s Name Not Mentioned On Floor

J. J. McLaughlin Succumbs Today   Well Known Local Man Dies Suddenly of Heart Attack This Morning

J.J. MeLaughlin Succumbs Today  Well Known Local Man . Dies Suddenly. of Heart

Ideal Weather  Is Forecast  Clear Skies, Light ~~ inde Fenartead

HONORARY JOBS ABOLISHED Japanese Royal Families Are Dropped From Public Payroll

Engineers and Trainmen Defer Action on Truman’s ‘Solution’ in Carrier Rift   F ourteen Royal Jap Families Removed From Public Payroll

PROPOSALS FOR FOODRATIONING LOSING FAVOR   Vigorous Argument of Lehman Fails to Bring Change

POLITICIANS ARGUE AS EUROPE STARYES   Former UNRRA Head Denoun- g6S Present Policies

Rationing Not Likely To Return   Truman Committee Rejects Such Measure

NEW RATIONING MEASURES ARE REJECTED   Committee Rejects All  Measures

Rationing Plan Is Not Favored   Proposals For Return Of Rationing In U. S. Are Met With Faint Enthusiasm

Homes Flooded An California   Traffic Snarled and Ships ‘Endangered By Storms 

GALES AND RAIN HIT LOS ANGELES   HUNDREDS OF HOMES INUNDATED, MOTORISTS MAROONED, SHIPS IMPERILED.

California Area Struck By Storm  ceutinin §6Censaen nia De   Homes Inundated; Motorists Marooned

Severe Storm Lashes Southern Area   Ships Endangered, Motorists Marooned by Snow

PEACE HEARS CLAIM OF BULGARIA   Western Thrace Is Sought By Former Nazi Ally   WESTERN POWERS   Rapped By Romania Which Lauds Peace Efforts Of — Soviet Union

Bulgars Put In Bid for Greek Soil   Admit “Shameful” Nazi Ties, but Say Army Non-Combatant.

Russia Supports  Bulgaria Request  For Greek Land Former Ally of Axis Asks   Former Ally of Axis Asks Co-Belligerent Status for Not Supporting Reich War

BULGARIA ASKS FOR TERRITORY AT PEAGE MEET   Russia Backs Bulgarian Claim for Western Thrace

Soviet Supports Demand For Thrace   ‘Shameful’ German Alliance Ils Admitted at Conference

Here’s What Year Of  Peace Brings World = N@W Fighting Flares In China  —. .. .. a 1. BH b a.      Nazi Satellite Asks Greek Territory   Bulgarian Request For Western Thrace Gets Sunpert Of Ukraine Delegate Ene (hina    A Year Of Peace—What Has It Brought Us?  * a on * * a -_ 4 * * 7 + ve * * re Sieelman Claims Nation Has Accomplished Obiectives

Conference Hears Plea Of Nation   Soviet Ukraine Delegate Lends Its Support

Bulgaria Enters a Claim to Greek Land   Backed by the Ukraine tate Nuzi Satellite Wants Greece to Give Urn Wectearn Thee.

DEMANDING GREEK AREA   Western Thrace : Asked by Former Ally of Germany

Bulgaria Asks Greek Lands   Admits Alliance with Germany; Ukraine, Poland Fall In Line Backing Her

Wants Balkan Nation Accorded Co-Belligerent Status but Admits “Shameful  Alliance” with Reich.   ACCUSING FINGER IS POINTED BY GREECE

Greek Area Now Claimec By Bulgaria   ‘Shameful Alliance’ With Germany Is Admitted by Balkan Nation Seeking Western Thrace

Bulgaria, Backed By Soviets, Lay Claim Before Peace Conference  For Greek-Held Western. Thrace...

Greece - Held Thrace Asked By Bulgaria   Bulgars Admit ‘Shameful Alliance With Nazis’ But Get Soviet Aid

SOVIET UKRAINE DELEGATE VUICES SUPPORT UF CLAIM: GREECE SWIFTLY DISSENTS

ee ae I Oe Bulgarian Delegate Presents Claim for Greek Territory

Bulgarians Confess ‘Shameful Alliance’ But Seek Territory   Backed in Claim at Paris Conference by Ukranian Delegate

Bulgaria Claims Western Thrace   Request For Greek Land Handed Parley

Bulgaria Presents Paris Peace Conference Claim For Western Thrace, Greek Territory *

Balgaria Wants * Western Thrace   Is rted in Her Claim "to Peace Conference by  Soviet Ukraine   . WAS A- GERMAN ALLY   ‘Koulishev Contends His Country Did Not Fight Anti-Hitler Armies

Bulgaria Claims Greek Area of Western Thrace   Anniversary of War’s End Is — Mild Occasion by Comparison

Bulgari ia Asks Slice Of Greece   Western Thrace Sought By Nation Which Was With Hitler In War;  Venient Peace Desired

SHAMEFUL PAGT WITH GERMANY IS CONFESSED   Foreign Minister Admits Alliance With Hitler, But Thinks Bulgaria Should Be Given Status Of ‘“Co-Bellicerent.”’

BULGARIA ASKS STRIP OF LAND   Nation Wants Greek Territory, Pleads for Help of Peace Conferees

Admits ‘Shamefu Alliance’ With Germany In War   Claim To Western Thrace Wins Support Of The Soviet Ukraine Delegate

Bulgaria Claims Greek-Held Area   Formal Claim Filed Asking Western Thrace from Greece

BULGARIA SEEKING WESTERN THRACE AS PEACE SHARE   Soviet Delegation Backs Request of Former German Ally At Peace Meet

Bulgarian Envoy Asks West Thrace   PresentGreek Territory Sought at Peace Conference

BID FUR LAND» Lo BACKED BY AED DELEGATE   Nazi Satellite Asks Peace Meet for Strip on Aegean Sea.

Bulgaria Claims Right to Greece s Western Thrace  Conference Request Backed   Conference Request Backed By Soviet Ukraine Delegate

Bulgaria Asks Greek Area Be  Given to Her   Demand for Western Thrace Gets Support Of Soviet Ukraine. Polish Delegates

West Thrace Sought at Paris Meet   Foreign Chief Admits Hit Nation’s Alliance With Nazis

Formal! Demand Supported By  Soviet Ukraine   ‘Minister Koulishey Frankly Admits Nation’s Shamefal Alliance With  *  (@éthiainy   Wants Recognition _ As Co-Belligerent   Chief Polish Delegate Also Declares Bulgaria Deserves “Indulgent  Danna?"

Thrace Is Claimed by Bulgaria   Greece Protests Loss Of Aegean Territory To Axis Ally.

CLAIMS WEST THRACE   Claim To Present Greek Territory Supperted By Reds

BULGARIA HAS PRESENTED CLAIM TO PEACE MEETING   For Present Greek Territory of Western Thrace, Paris Reports.   SOVIET UKRAINE HELPS   Frankly Admitted a “Shameful Alliance” With Germany.

—PEACE~— Bulgaria Asks Part Of Thrace  Wants Territory Held By Greece

Soviet Ukraine Envoy Supports Koulishey Claim   ‘Shameful Alliance’ With Nazis Admitted By Bulgar Minister

Bulgars Claim Greek Area at Peace Parley   Want Western Thrace; Admit Collaboration With Axis in War

Thrace Area Is ‘Target At Paris   Soviet Ukraine Is Behind Demands On Country

Balkan State Denies Waring  Against Allies      Ukraine, Polish Delegates Support Demand ee Western Thrace. .

Redeployment ‘Tn Europe Has ‘Vast Change   Relcase Of Men To Depend On Whether Essential, Re.  placements Arrive.      “NAVY LOWERS POINTS

Redeploying Plan Revised   Only Essential Yanks  To Serve In Germany

Further Redeployment To Depend On Replacements   Age And Point Systems Abolished For Europear Theatre, McNarney Discloses

Essential Troops Will Stay on Job   Troops in Europe Return Only When Replacements Arrive

Redeployment Program Front  Europe Endec   Return of Soldiers De pends ou Whether They Are Essential, and On Replacements

Britain Has Question. To Ask Russia   Wants To Know Why Red. Troops Still Occupy Northwest Iran

Union Officials Agree to Call Off Oakland Strike   But Proviso Is Included Regarding Wage Discussions

Oakland Strike Halted Conditionally After City Prepares for Emergency

Union Leaders Agree to End General Strike If Discussions Are Limited   Proposals to Arbitrate Issues Reached at Four-Hour Meeting in Oakland: Matter to Be Presented to Merchanis

Unions Agree ‘To End Strike On West Coas'   Wage Negotiations Will Be Limited To Two Stores

QAKLAND AFL UNIONS OFFER TO END TIEUP   ac tet ocean  Will Resume Work If Merchants Limit Dispute Talks

OAKLAND STRIKE ARBITRATION SET   AFL Unions Agree To Work Return If Discussions Limited To Two Stores ‘

Trades Council Votes Suppor! For Operators   Work On Theater Ends; Injunction Aleo Dicmissed

Trades Council Votes Support For Operators  Work On Theater Ends; Injunction Alea ow  PMiseaetcean

Security Council Takes First Steps in Balkans’ Probe   Staff Will, Leave For ‘Investigation On-January 15th.

‘On-the-Spot’ Probe of Greek Charges Wins Approval of UN Security Council

UN Authorizes Balkan Probe.   Security Council Acts After Gromyko Yields During Hot Argument

U.N. PROBE OF BALKANS AUTHORIZED   11-Nation Board Named to Visits Scenes of Clashes

A Fantastic Idea? Not Anymore—  Rocket Trip to the Planets   Scientist Says Dream Might Be Realized

Burns Points To Vital Work In Legislature   Local attorney, a veteran Democrat, foresees importance of  nowt ceecion.

RANSOM NOTE. WAS WRITTEN AFTER DEATH   YOUTHFUL KIDNAP-SLAYER TELLS PROSECUTOR DETAILS OF BRUTAL SLAY: ING IN CINCAGO

Jury Would Take Mysteries From Prison. Libres.      (Ry United Bride Lested- Waa’ 

British Troopship Damaged By Mine In Haifa Harbor   Troops Enter Palestine Towns To Curb Uprising

MINE FAILS TO SINK TROOPSHIP   British Troops ’ Move Into Five All Jewish Towns

BLAST ANOTHER SHIP AT HAIFA   Swimmers Go Thru Gunfire to Attach Deadly Mines

Hole Blown In British Vessel In Haifa Harbor   JE British Troops Move Into Tel Aviv and 4 Other   "Towns.

Try To Sink British Ship   Swimming Sahoteurs Blow Hale in Vessel Used to Transport Jewish Inmigrants

Blow Hole in British Ship   Swimming Saboteurs Damage Vessels Carrying Jews to Cyprus

Sahoteurs Bajl--t0- «Sink British Troopship En. pire Rival in Haifa Bay

British Refugee Ship Damaged by Mines at Haifa   Swimmers Placed Small Mines Below Waterline---No Casualties Renarted

Saboteurs Blast British Refugee Ship With Mines   Explosions Fail to Sink Transport; No Casualties Noted

Saboteurs Blow  Hole in Ship   Jewish, Hagana Unit Suspe+ted of Staging Attack as Gesture

Jews Damage British Craft In Hatfa Bay   Mines Blow Hole in Troop Carrier; Tel Aviv Seized

SABOTAGE TRY ON BRITISE SHIP FAILS   Swimmers Use Limpet Mine On Transport At Haifa   NO CASUALTIES   Reported Among Members Of Crew: Troops Move into Tel Aviv

SABOTEURS BLOW HOLE IN BRITISH ~ SHIP AT HAIFA BAY   Strong Military Forces Move Into All-Jewish. City of Tel Aviv

Saboteurs Blow Hele in Treopship In Haifa Bay;after-British Move More. Troops into Cities Following Threats:

Attempt Fails Fo Sink Ship    Saboteurs Fasten Mines To Troopship In Haifs . Raw .

British Troops Move Into Main Palestine Cities   Fall To Sink Troopship That Toot  Immigrants To Island Of Cyprus   Rye FOWARD CURTIS

USE MINE ON SHI   Swimming Saboteurs Blow Hole in Empire Rival, Refugee Transport

Limpet Mines Tear Hole ! Troopship At Haifa Bay; None Of Crew Hurt

BLAST BRITISH SHIP OFF HAIFA   Saboteurs Set Off Mine Under Vessel, But Fail To Sink It.

Saboteurs Blast British Vessel   Troopship Is Damaged by Mine: Jewish Group Blamed

Swimming Saboteurs Fail In Attempt To Sink Ship Of British In Haifa Port

Swimming Saboteurs Add to Trouble In Palestine Area   Underwater Agents Blow Large Hole in Hull Of British Vessel But Fail to Sink Her: Army Answers Threat With Fast Moves

3 SWIMMERS MINE SHIP IN HAIFA HARBOR   Daring Attackers Blast Hole In British Ship as Threat of New Violence Crowe.

Jews Blast A Transport In Haifa ©   Swimmers Mine Esrilish Troopship As Troops ‘:  . Take Over Tel ‘Aviv; ‘ Martial Law Continues

British Ship In Haifa Bay Bombet But Stays Afloat      No Casualties Reported; Troops Move Into Towns

NEW UNDERGROUND VIOLENCE THREATS ROUSE PALESTINE   Swimming Sabeteurs Fail ts Sink British Troop Ship  With Limpet Mines

Jews Blow Hole In British Ship   Swimmers Seen Near Ship Before Explosion; British Check Region

Swimming Saboteurs Blow ‘Hole in Ship in Haifa Bay  British Troops Move into 5 Towns

Progressive Mine Workers to Confer; Protest UMW Entry   Smaller Union Declares AFL Constitution Hit by Lewis’ Re-entry

LEWIS’ RETURN T0 AFL OPPOSED BY PROGRESSIVES  nn 2   WNVUNLYUYVIT ee  MEETING CALLED AT SPRINGFIELD OVER MINERS’ ACTION

PAULEY IS URGED TO CANCEL FIGHT   Pepper Says Senate Wil Reject Nomination

FACTORY-BUILT HOMES SPEEDE   Goal Of 100,000 Prefab Houses Set For 1947 By Expeditor

10 Per Cent of All Clothing Freed From Controls   Hats, Handbags, Ties, and Other Apparel Off Lists

PRICE LIDS OFF CLOTHING ITEMS, HATS AND BELTS   Ceilings on Steel Tubing, Alloy Steels and Household Scouring Powders Abolished.   PRESENT CONTROLS ON SOAP RETAINED   Ten Per Cent of All Wearing Apparel on Dollar and Cents Basis "Now Free  of Regulations.

Decontrol Wave Frees Clothing, — Apparel tem:   Silver, Alloy Steel Included; Complete List Announced

Says NoTip-Off Of Attack Found InCode Messages   Army Man Says First Hint _-Received on Decem-~ Lun

DELAY QN JAP NOTES CITED   Col. Bratton Gives Further Details of Note Which Indicated Attack

ARMY COLONEL DISCUSSES DECODING      Says There Was No Pearl Harbor Tip Before December 7

Arabs Imported To Aid British In Jerusalem   Secret Jewish Documents Call For ‘Total War’

Protective Patrol In Calcutta Area   Arab Legionaires Appear in Holy City

ARAB ‘ LEGIONNAIRES JOIN BRITISH FORCES IN JERUSALEM PATROL   British Preparing For Massed Jewish Uprising

Hotels’ No Heat Threat Is Eased  Capital Strikers Reverse Decision

England May Reject Plans For Palestine   Bevin Gives Stand To Labor Party on Jew Immigration

BEVIN CONDEMNS INFLUX OF JEWS INTO PALESTINE   Briton Indicates Commission Plan Not Acceptable; Cites U. S. Problem

100,000 Jews To Palestine Move May Lose   Ernest Bevin, British Foreign Minister, Hints England May Reject Program

18 Survive Air Mishap   Report 27 Killed In Crash of Big Transport Craft

18 Survive Plane Crash  Near Aretie   Eight In Condition That Forbids Removal; 27 Are Known Dead

RESCUERS REACH CRASH LOCATION   Hope Increases That Several Escaped Death When Airliner Crashed

18 ARE STILL ALIVE IN CRASH OF PLANE, REPORTS DECLARE   Ten Men, Eight Women Survive Wreck, Says Coast Guard Today; Ten Badly Injured.   HELICOPTER SENT TO HELP RESCUE

18 Survive Plane Crash; 27 Are Dead   Several Survivors Reported S-riously Hurt in Newfoundland Wreck

Morse Supports Gas Stand   State Board Supervisor Says Mississippi Has Ample Reserves

Mississippi Has Enough Gas For Herself for 793 Years   ADVISORY COMMITTEE COMPOSITION TOLD

Helped Glorify. the “Zieg. field Girl” of 1920s; His Plays included “The EFuenmy?

‘Every Man, Women and Child in ‘Tipton County Has a Fine Library

2,000 in France Also Object to Shipping Delay  Soldiers March on

Boo Statement By General At Mass Manila  Demonstration   Officer Blames “Changing International Situation’  ’   2000 at Le Havre Hit Delay in Return

CHINESE REDS PROVE 10 BE NO PUSHOVER   ‘CONCESSIONS MADE TO COMMUNISTS  BY GEN. CHIANG

Compromise on Manchuria May Be Next Step   Nationalist Armies Find Communists Are Good Fighting Men

CONCESSIONS ARE GRANTED CHINESE REDS   Manchurian Compromise Seen in Action  By Chiang Kai-Shek

Postpones National Assembly and Reported Ready to Comproniise On Manchuria, - Hopes     For Settlement

Chiang Kai-Shet May Be Willing To Compromise   Solution to Clash Of Chinese Over Manchuria Is Seen

Postponement Of Assembly ls Announced   Generalissimo Appears to be in Mood for Compromise

Generalissimo Also I Postponing National Assembly For  Communists

Communists Gain Major Concessions  Chiang Agrees To . Postpone Meet Of National Assembly

Concession In Interest  Of Unity   Delays Assembly; Reported Ready To Compromise  On Manchuria

War RQCEeS ANG NRvevev  Full Prograim ‘Plonned! At Fair Today: Good Turnout Is Seen

Car Races And Rodeo On Schedule This Afternoon, Tonight  Full Program Planned At Fair Todav: Good Turnout Is Seen

3 Sites Favored For UN Quarters  Phila., New York And San Francisco Lead

Welfare Authorities Seek Foster Home:   Temporary Homes fo Emergency Cases  Needed Here

Welfare Authorities Seek Foster Homes   a ce  Temporary Homes for Emergency Cases Needed Here

Communist Retreat  Government Forces Strike  Westward as Others Close In an Kalaan

Rehearsal For Atom Bomb Test Slightly Delayed   Bad Weather Holds Up Final Practice Attack Until Today

Pork Prices Drop As Hogs Flood Market   Tremendous Friday Shipments Reported Throughout West

Hog, Cattle Prices Drop At Chicago   Stay Higher Than OPA Ceil ings, But Decrease  With Heavy Receipts

Gravel Haulers Ask Wage Increases For Work On Highways . Are Employed By  Firms Graveling

Gravel Haulers Ask Wage Increases Fox  Work On Highways  Are Employed By Firms Graveling  » 500 Miles Of Roads

CONCILIATOR HOLDS PARLEY AT LANCASTER   Leaders of Striking Transit Workers and Transportation Officials In Canferance   FEW PLANTS ARE IDLE

PLEA SLAYER IN LIBRARY INSANE   DEFENDANT LAUGHS DURING TESTIMONY IN MURDER TRIAL

NAVY VETERANS TAKE STAND FOR ENGLE AT BRYAN   ‘School Teacher on ‘Victir List’ Believes Youth ‘Definitely Not Normal’

Youth Laughs At Trial for Murder Of Librarian   Defense Attempts To Show Engle Insane At Time of Killing

~ IN OPERATION       Workers Return As Wage Agreements Are Signed: Fabricators Hit

START BACK TO WORK IN OHIO STEEL PLANTS   Estimates on Full Output Vary From One to Four Weeks

+ APPRATS TISTEN   Industrial Relations Regulations By U.S. Won’t Work, Taylor Says

5 Maritime Unions Lay Strike Plans   300,000 May Paralyze Shipping June 15; Curran, Bridges Lead

Some Unions Plan To Walk Off Jobs Today   Late Reports Show Few Locals Not Resigned to Settlement

@ PAUL MALLON—  So Many Sau So Much That Means So Little—About Strikes

Ford Recalls Workers As Steel Supply Rises   GM Strike Enters 100th Day With Hopes of Earls Settlement Still Shm

ORCHARD HOPE IN FROST   Growers in Missouri Walley , Fear Repetition of 1946 Condition

British Stafesman Urges Revising Occupation Policy   Field. Marshal Smuts Calls for Federal. System in Germany

Congress to get Recommendations On Universal Youth Training Plan

BREWSTER HITS $2590 ‘DONATION’   Attacks $2500 Rep. Coffee Got From Contractor

Brewster Attacks Coffee Statement   Denies Other Members of Congress Accepted Checks

WALLACE PLEADS FOR “ONE WORLD’   DECLARES ONLY THROUGH 1T CAN WARS AMONG NATIONS BE AVERTED,

Appeal Made To Citizens  By Wallace   Resumes Assault On Foreign Policy In Radio Speech

WYATT-TO KEEP’ PRESENT CURBS PON BUILDING   Industry Expected .te Demand Decontrol,: of Housing © #3

Army System of Courts Defended  Royall Assails Report Attackina Sentences

LA SALLE EMPIOYE SAYS FIRE SPREAD “LIKE LIGHTNING”   Probers Told Chicago Hotel Workers Had No Chance to Fight Blaze With Extinguishers.   TOLL RISES TO 59; TWO UNIDENTIFIED   Testimony Indicates 21 Minutes Elapsed After Discoyery Before Firemen Were Called.

E Tl REACHES i.   Probets Told Flames Raced Through Lobby Like a » 6tsaab of Lichtning”

FLASH BLAZE AT LA SALLE HOTEL SHFTEL   ONLY TWO BODIES UNIDENTIFIED IN 59 DEAD   Flames Envelop Lobby   Rebuilding Plans Ready

Investigators Seek Source ~ Of Hotel Fire   Death Toll. Rises To 59, - Witnesses Claim Fire ~ cRa ced. Like ~ —= Shighinina’

Flash Fire In Chicago Hotel Is Described      Witnesses Say Flame: Raced “Like Streak of Lightning”

Hotel Men Grilled In Fire Probe   Blaze Raced Like Lightning Flash, Investivators Told

Firemen Probe  Chicago Blaze   Florida Girl Is Added  Te wees banc Eetiox:

Officials Seek To Find Cause Of Hotel Fire   Only Two Bodies Of 59 Victims Are Unidentified

LAUNCH PROBE OF HOTEL FIRE   Blaze That Cost 58 Lives Spread Like Lightning,  Employe Asserts

Probers Seek Origin of Hotel Fire in Chicago   Flames Raced Like ‘Streak of Lightning, Witness Says; Two Bodies Unidentified

TRUMAN ASKS PRAYER FOR WORLD PEACE   Japs Surrendered One Year Ago Today on Emperor’s Orders

istimate Deaths at. 46, With Many Scores Injured and Damage Estimated at Millions of Dollars. All Islands of the Group Lashed by Titanic Sea Which Terrified Witnesses. 

FourthWaveF eared: Many of Victims Believed Swept Out To Sea by Water

Water Walls 25 Feet High Smash Cities   Forty Six Listed As Known Dead, Many Are Missing and Believed Dead, Thousands Reported Homeless in Disaster

CHURCHILL TALK ‘CALLED ‘SHOCKING   THREE SENATORS SAY PROPOSALS WOULD WRECK U. N. O.—OTHERS COMMENT,

Churchill's Tatk ls lermed As Shocking      Three Senators Hit Address; Other Solons Split on Subiect

Plan of Churchill Is Assailed as Blow To Unity of Big Three   Senators Designate Talk Of Former British Premier As “Shocking’”’

TENTATIVELY ASSIGN  HEADQUARTERS 1 39RD  F. A. TO CORSICANA PLANS CALL FOR CON STRUCTION OF ARMORY COST AT LEAST $250 000

TENTATIVELY ASSIGN HEADQUARTERS 133RI F. A. TO CORSICANA  PLANS CALL FOR CON- .

Coroner’s Jury Begins Probe  Of Death Plunge In Capital   Investigators Seek to Determine Whether Short-Story Writer Was Dead Before Fall from Wacshinaton Hotel Room

Coroner Probes 2 Death Plunges   Woman May Have Been Dead Before Fall

TERMINAL LEAVE PAY ARGUMENT REPLACES DRAFT   Extension Of Draft Held Up While House Discusses Funds For Gls

HOUSE DEBATE ON DRAFT © POSTPONED   Take Up . Terminal Leave Pay for  Enlisted Men -

TERMINAL PAY ACT 10 BE CONSIDERED BY HOUSE LEADERS   Debate on Measure to be Heard Today at U.S. Capital; ‘Ike’ Tells of Army Manpower Need.   DRAFT EXTENSION IS PUT ON SHELF

HOUSE FORCES TFRMINAL PAY 1 THE FLOCK   Bill Would Give Average GI  About $250 at Cost of 3 Billion Dollars   SENATE MAY KILL PLAN   Measure Popular in Lower Chamber With November Elections Ahead

House Takes Up Bill to Give Terminal Leave Pay for Former Enlisted Men; Passage Assured

Draft Extension Bill Sidetracked   House Begins Debate on Terminal Leave Pay

HOUSE SURE T0 PASS LEAVE PA) FOR VETERANS   Will Average About $250 for All Former GI’s

REDS ORDERE U.S. NAVY GRAF} TO LEAVE DARIEN   State Department Seeks Consul General’s Report On Manchurian Incident

U. S. SEEKING FULL =~ DETAILS ON ULTIMATUM   State Department Probe OF Dairen Incident Underway

Reds Ordered American Ship To Leave Port  State Department Awaits Report On Incident By Consul General     COMMENT WITHHELD BY NAVY DEPARTMENT  American Businessman _ And Correspondents Ban ned From Landing      State Department Awaits Report On Incident By Consul General

Details Waited On ‘Ultimatum To U. S. Shi   Russians Force Unarmed Navy Craft to Leave  Se ky 6, eee

U. S. Investigates Soviet Order to Dar Navy Craft   Seeks Full Details on Why Ship Was Told to Leave Dairen

Russians Order U. S. Naval Craft To Leave or Risk ‘Consequences’

Department of State Calls For Report   Soviet Commander Virtually Orders Departure of Craft

Americans Kept From Landing In Port Darien   Russians Order Vesset To Leave In 20 Minutes Or Suffer Consequences

REDS’ ULTIMATUM T0 AMERICAN SHIP LEADS TO INQUIRY   State Department Seeks Details on Russian Order for Unarmed Craft to ' Leave Dairen.   3 U. S. CITIZENS NOT PERMITTED TO DEBARK   Commanding Officer and Courier Almost Missed Vessel so Hurried was  Its Departure.

U. S. NAVY CRAFT IS TOLD TO LEAVE   Russian Military — Authorities Give Verbal Order, State De-  partment Learns

American Navy Craft Ordered Out of Port in 20 Minutes, or Else; State Department Seeks Full Details.

  U. S. Craft Ordered  to Leave Dairen  by Soviet Officials   American State Department Seeking Details of Ultimatum Issued by Ruszian Militarv Authorities

Craft Is Forced To Leave Dairen  Told To Quit Port Within 20 Minutes

American Ship Ordered from Vianchuria   Given 20 Minutes To Get Out or Risk the Consequences

NAVAL CRAFT ORDERED OUT OF MANCHURIA   FULL EXPLANATION IS DEMANDED IN WASHINGTON

Vessel Forced To Leave Port In Manchuria   American Neval Craft Gets Soviet Order to Leave Dairen or Risk Consequences—State Department Awaits Report

INDEPENDENCE FOR ITALIAN COLONY ASKEI   Egypt Asks Conference to Grant Freedom to Libya

WITH INTERIM MANDATE TO AN ARAB POWER   Cubs Asks Equal Voice in Pacts

Conference Plea  Egypt Asks Full Independence be Granted ~ To Libya to Minimize Invasion Threat

EGYPTIANS ASK LYBIA BE FREED   Seek to Minimize Danger of Second Invasion

tovel Seeks Full Libvan Independence   Delegute Tells Peace Confab Would Ease  Threat of Invasion

Cuba Flay: Structure of Parley   Yugoslav Crisis Threatens Delicate Balance of Conference

EoYPT WANTS INDEPENDENCE FOR LIBYANS   Seek to Cut Danger of Entry Through Italian Colony Nazis Used.

INDEPENDENCE FOR LIBYA I$ ASKED   Placed Before Peace Meet _ By Egypt

Egypt Request: Independence  For Libya   Minister Asks Special Interim Mandate to  Arab League Member

French-Spanish Border Will Be Closed by France   Franco Regime Is Charged with Endangering International Security

FRANCE ORDERS SPANISH BORDER CLOSED MARCH    Paris Expected to Urge U. S. and Britain to doin in Diplomatic Break With Madrid.   CALLS FRANCO REGIME THREAT TO SECURITY   Action Will Halt Rail, Postal, Telegraph and Highway Communication Between Two Countries.

France Plans Closing Of Border   To Seek Aid of U.S. And Britain Against  Franco in Spain

U, S., Britain Asked To Join In Action  France Moves Toward  'Break’ With Spain

Government Plans to Call on U. S.. Britain To Join France in  International Action

French Close Spain Border, Ask U. S. Aid   Washington. London Urged To Join in Crackdown On Franca Reelin

French Plan To Close  Spain Border   Say Franco Regime  Is Dangerous To International Peace

BORDER AREA TO BE CLOSED FOR SECURITY   BRITAIN AND U.S.A. INVITED TO CRACK DOWN ON FRANCO

Local OPA Boards Will Close Monda’      30-Day Dismissal Notices Sent 10,000 Clerks and Supervisors in . 1,642 Priee Control Offices

Impasse Is Reached An Shipping Strike   Maritime Commission Refuses to Force Settlement

SHIPPING TIEUP IS DEADLOCKED   Maritime Commissior Refuses To Force Settlement

BLOCK EFFORT TO END STRIKE   Maritime Body Refuses To Attempt to Force Ship Strike Settlement

Senator Rap: House Passed  Draft Bill   Measure Termed ‘Confused And Chaotic’ in Letter Weitten by Johnson to Secretary Patterson

Senator; Jolinson Blames War ‘Department for ! Muddled Situation   URGES! SIX-MONTH. ACT

Draft Bill Criticized By Senator   War Department Receives Blame For “Confused And Chaotic’ Measure Passed By House

War Department Gets Blamed For Chaotic Draft Bill   Senator Johnson Calls It “Blind and Congenital Stupidity’

SENATE DELAYS DRAFT ACTION   Leaders Inclined To Dec Nothing For At Least One Week

SENATOR RAPS ARMY IN BLAST AT DRAFT BILL   Johnson Cites “Stupidity” i Criticism of Bill Passed by House.

Senator Scores War Department For Draft Bill   Johnson Of Colorado Blames Department For “Confused” Measure

Senator Flays War Department  Draft Extension z Wear Eil.id @bLoLewckia«

Blames War Department For Action  Johnson Assails  Present ‘Muddle’

Sen. Johnson Attacks War Department  Blames Them for ‘Confused, Chaotic’  Draft Bill Passed

Raps War Department For “Chaotic” Measure   Colorado Senator Blames “Congenital Stupidity” As Cause of “Confused” Theatt Svtaencitan fl!

WAR SECRETARY GETS BLAME FOR DRAFT REVISION   Johnson Blasts War Depar: ment in Letter; Senate May Favor Delaying Action

‘Chaotie’ Draft Bill Rapped By  Colorado Senator   Says War Department Is Responsible For Confused Legislation

SENATOR FLAYS WAR DEPT, FOR DRAFT PLUNGE   Coloradoan Declares ‘Confused, Chaotic’ Bill Is Result of ‘Arrogant Demand’

Draft ‘Muddle Blamed on War Department   Senator Johnson Says It Is Responsible for “Confused and Chaotic’ Bill Passed by House

War Department Responsible for “Chaotic” Bill  Colorado Senator.

 Senator Raps  ‘War Dep't.      Johnson Blames Department For ‘Chaotic’ Draft Ex. tension Bill.

9-Month Draft Extension Given House Approval  Sen. Johnson Says War Dep't Responsible For Confused Bill

DRAFT BILL FACES DE LAY IN THE SENATE   "Cooling Off" Period Appears in Store For Chopped-up Extension Measure  DECISION DOUBTFUL

Senate Report on Draft Bill ls Due   Modified Version of Requested Law Expected

Looting Charges Leveled at Nazis  War Crimes Trial in Second Phase

Nazi-Occupied Area Pillaged Systematically   French Prosecutor Charges It Extended Throngh AD Phases of Nations’ Economic Life

Looting Charges Leveled at Nazis  War Crimes Trial  nT . ae i. . Pe

State Farmers Frown on Move   Meat Control May Bring on Dairy Limits

\Payment On December 20... .  Employes Of Ranlo, Flint And Modena Mills To Get Over $40,000 Yule Bonus

Crippled Tanker Anchors in Port; ] Dead, Missing   Blast, Fire Hits Ship at Sea; Planes Dropped Medicine

TO PORT AFTER FEARFUL BLAZE   Four Men Meet Death In “Night Of Horror” On Flaming Vessel

Planes Drop Supplies-Of Medicine To The Injured   Tanker Stricken By Fire and Explosion and Several of Crew Are Seriously Burned

SHIP IN PORT AFTER NIGHT OF HORROR   8 Missing in Fight on Flames

URGENT PLEA 15 MADE FOR FARMS DUITED 10 VETS   Assistance Asked To Help Ex-GI's Rather Than Wish Them Wel

Investigating Black Market  In Lumber   OPA Starts Probe On West Coast

Lapham Sees New Mandate InS. F. Vietory   Plans Busy Time During 538 More Days in Office

MAYOR WINS   Voters Refuse to Throw Out San Francisco Executive.

Packard Decision MayClue  Foremer   Lewis Fight Over Foremen To Get Its Precedent

Foremen’s Case Ruling Promised   Packard Case May Furnish Clue to Settlement of Big Issue

Now In Deadlock  Promised Packard Decision May End Mine Boss Issue

FOREMEN CLASH HEADS TO COURT   Packard Decision May Give Clue To J. & L. Ruling

CLUE SEENIN COURT RULING   upreme Court's Decision In Packard Case May Reflect Settlement Of Big Iectie In Mine (ase.

Union Foremen Case Coming Up   Supreme Court Will Review Packard Cantroyvercy

ADJOURN MEET ON PALESTINE   Britain Will Study Coun. ter-Proposals Made By Arabs

PALESTINE CASE TO BE EXTENDED   Talks Delayed Until Dec. 16; Arab Sees Progress

POLIO SPREADING Middle West Case Rate at New Peak; Epidemics Feared

HEALTH HEAD URGE CANE Ab Pr AIL GROWS   Children Should Be Kept Out of Crowds, Get Plenty Rest, Parents Told.

Polio Spreads Through West; U. S. Alerted   Parents Urged To Take Precautions To Protect Children

‘Framed,’ City Judge Declares   Divorcee Charges Judge Grund,Mo. lested Her

Airliner Wreckage Found With Bodies   Western Airlines Plane is Found Smashed and Burned

Plane Wreckage Is Located; All Aboard Dead  Bodies of Twelve _ Victims to Be  >» gj, ~™ ,i F._._.

PLANE WRECK FOUND, 12 DIE   Burned Remains of Missing Airliner Located In West

Missing Airliner Found; Crew and Passengers Dead   Locate Wreckage i Mountains Near San Diego

PLANE'S WRECKAGE FOUND IN REMOTE MOUNTAIN REGION   Craft Missing With $2. Aboare Is Found; Bodies Are . Badly Burned

MISSING PI ANE FOUND, 12 DEAD      Mountain Peak East Of San Diego

WRECKED PLANE. FOUND; 12 DEAD   PARTLY BURNED AIRLINER DISCOVERED ON PEAK EAST OF SAN DIEGO.

Searchers Find Lost  Transport   Photographer Locates Missing Western Air Plane on High Peak

 PLANE’S WRECKAGE FOUND ON MOUNTAIN      Nine Passengers And Three Crew Members Killed Near Gan Diego

Missing Airliner Found; Crew and Passengers Dead Locate Wreckage  AIA TAM e   Locate Wreckage i Mountains Near San Diego

News Behind the News  Copyright McClure Newspaper   WASHINGTON By Ray Tucker

Missiles Fall In France  RParLlat Sauree   Rocket Source Is Mystery

GHOST ROCKETS FALL   French Authorities Puzzled as te Natare and Origin

HITLER SOUGHT TO TAKE REVENGE FGR BOMBING ON FLIERS  ORDER TO KILL EVERY ALLIED YANK AIRMAN REVEALED IN COURT

1010 25 PER CENT JUMP IN HOME-BUILDING COST EXPECTED   Wyatt Says New OPA Bill Would Make Low Cost House $10,000

Building Costs to Soar if Extension Passes, Says Wyat!   Reduction of OPA Powe: May Bring Disaster, Asserts Small

UMW Members Fail to Work In State Pits   Only 30 Non-Union, Strip Mines in West Virginia Rh onnarind Cmnows

OO OOS se eS ee  {Tribute Paid To OPA  ‘On Fourth Anniversary  }By Truman And Nimitz;

CENSORSHIP IS STILL A PERIL   Editors Told that Press, Radio, Screen Must Fight For Rights

EDITORS WARNED OF ASSAULTS ON FREE EXPRESSION   BYRON E. PRICE SAYS NO ONE CAN AFFORD TO FEEL SAFE, SMUG

Manchuria Peace Hopes Mounting  ‘Truce Delegation in ee ee ee ee

Manchuria Peace Hopes Mounting  Truce Delegation in - Nanking for Talks

PEACE NEARING FOR MANCHURI   Truce Promoting Group Arrives In Nanking For Conferences

GOP Has Huddle On Tieket   Hurley and Rand Nawed as Possible Senate Candidates

RUSSIA REJECTS PLAN FOR FREE BULGAR VOTING   ‘interference’ Is Charged To U. S. in Proposal to Insure Election Freedom

Soviets Reject U. S. Plan For Bulgaria Vote   Rude Interference In Bulgar Affairs Charged By Reds

Notice Is Served By Washington  It Will Keep Eye On Coming Ballot

Irate State Department Will Keep Sharp Watch On Vote Despite Assurance Of Soviet

Russia Rebuffs U. S. On Request For Inspection Of Bulgarian Elections   American State Department Irate Over Reply; Serves Notice Sharp Eye Will Be Kept On Conduct Of Coming Balloting

U.S. PROPOSAL ON BULGARIA   Claim Election Plans Would Constitute Interference

Would Constitule “Rude interference,” Russia Contends; U. 5. To Keep Sharp Eye On Balloting

Soviet Russia Opposes Free Election-Plar   U. 5. Rebuffed For. ‘tnterference’.In Bulgarian Affairs

Russia Spurns U.S. Plans for  Bulgar Voting   Byrnes, Lrated Over Stand, to Keep Sharp Eve on Elections

Reds Rebuff U.S. Plans  On Election  Proposals Callec Interfer ence in

Russia Gives United States Sharp Rebuff   American Proposal for Bulgarian Election Rejected

ORDERS RENTS RESTORED 10 JUNE 30 LEVEL   Reestablish E vict ‘on And Other Controls In 520 Areas

Rent Controls Are Restored  COM Fo... 6 teCUTTCO   520 Areas in U.S, Come Under Order

Rent Control In 520 Areas Is Restored   June 30 Ceilings Effective; Local Regulations Supplanted

June 30 Ceilings On Rent Restored   OPA Declares Jinmediate Roll Back Of Rates In 320 Areas OF Control

AlL Eviction Controls: Are Reestablished   Rent Administrator Announces Eight More Areas to be Brought Under Rent Control — Incomplete Eviction Proceedings Banned

OPA Restores Rent Ceilings In 520 Areas Under Control At Time Price Law Expired   Next Step Now Up to Russia In Debate Over Atomic Control

All Eviction Controls Also Reestablished   Eight More Areas to Be Brought Under Regulation

OPA Proclaims  Speedy Action; Cite Eviction   Ban Applies If Tenant  Still ls Occupying  Ovartere

Order for Roll-Back of Any Increases Is Effective at Once— OPA Eviction Controls Also Ke-Established — Tenants Put Out During Period When Regulations Were Not in Force Cannot Regain Possession,

Rent Ceilings Restored to June 30 Level   All Eviction Controls Are Reestablished, Administrator Says

‘MEMORIAL’ FOR SLAIN PICKETS   PEORIA UNIONS TO HOLD 2-HOUR RITE SUNDAY AFTERNOON

U. S. BARS COMMUNISTS   War Department Edic' Forbids Communist: From Holding Any Po. sition Where Secret:  Are Involved.

Research Proves that Bacteria Could Be Used in Future Wars; But J. §. Has Developed Counter Measures

HOLD IOWAN ON MURDER CHARGE   Bierworth, Sioux City, Held in Los Ancelec

DEBATE ON LOAN TO.OPEN- MONDAY   Lines Are Drawn for Expect: ed. Battle in- House

House Will Open Debate  Monday On British Loan   Speaker Rayburn Predicts Victory For Administration: Republican Opposition Thinks It Can Vote Down Proposal: Close Vote Indicated

HOUSE TO TAKE UP BRITISH LOAN   RAYBURN PREDICTS APPROV. AL— OPPOSITION LEADER LOOKS FOR DEFEAT.

BRITISH LOAN DEBATE READY   Administration Expects Trouble In House Battle

Lines Drawn £07 Debaiing  British Loan   Opens in House ‘Tomor-! row; Senate Has Already  Voted Approval of  Proposal   Speaker Raybura Predicts Victory   Leader of Organized Op. . position Tells Newemen “We Think We Can Beat Iv?

American Jews Urge. Unrestricted Palestine-Entry   U. S. Jewish ‘Confereiice - Heard by Anglo-Amer ican Com mittee.

Jewish Conference For Unrestrided Moves fo Palestine   American Group Also Wants Country Made Into Democratic Jewish Nation

AT&T And Union Break Off Talks, Aaree to Resume   Concilictor Arranges Meet. ing After Break Leading Te Strike Had Appeored Final

Peace Hopes In Phone Dispute Suffer Setback   AT&T To Resume Negotiations With Union Next Sunday.

NEGOTIATION ON AGAIN   Conciliator Arranges Meeting After Break of A. T. & T. Talks

G. 0. P. Sees Vote ‘Trick’ In Meat Step   Reaction Varied; Death Knell Seen To Most Controls

More Meat Expected, but Spokesmen Disagree on Result to U. 5. Economy

Meat Decontrol Brings Mixed Reaction But All Agree It Will Mean More Meat for U.S.

Runaway Race To Inflation Seen By Many   Industry Says Action ‘Didn’t Go Far Enough’

Truman’‘s About-Faceon — Meat Controls May Mean Early End tothe OPA

Truman's Meat Policy Brings Mixed Reaction   Labor Leaders See All-Out Race to Greater Inflation

PREDICT PROPOSAL TO) LET DISPLACED PERSONS  ENTER U. 8. WILL MEET STRONG OPPOSITION

Congress Cold To Truman Plea For “Open Door’   Senators Doubt Any Sweeping Changes Likely

March of Dimes Campaign Will Open in Lima Monday;   ‘Chairman Hopes To Exceed $8,000 in Drive for: Funds To Fight Infantile Paralysis

$8,000 SOUGHT IN POLIO DRIVE   “March of Dimes” Boxes Put In Public Places

$575,000 IN GIFTS   Was Received by University of Kansas During the Past Year   This Is Kaw Valley Potato , Week  Serve Kaw Valley Potatoes — Ask Your Grocer

State Banks Show $250,316,748 Now on Deposit  New Record Is Se By Institutions, W A Brown Reoorts

State Banks Show $250,316,748 Now on Deposit   New Record Is Se By Institutions,

HUNGARY MOB KILLS SOLON   National -Militia~ Called - Out To Quell Rioters

Nursemaid, With Kidnaped Child, Eludes North Carolina Police Net

Search For Child And Nurse Made In Winston-Salem   Two Reported Seen In City Early Yesterday Afternoon

FIRE DESTROYS SEVEN STORES IN MUSKEGON   Loss Hits $1, $1,500,000; Most of City Block Is Razed.

Downtown Are Hit: 5 Business Buildings Burn   100 Firemen Unable To Control Flames, Worst In History

3 Slightly Hurt In Minor Read Mishaps in Arez   Tractor-Trailer and Two Passenger Cars in Slate ~ Hill Crash

Russia Changes On Italy   Withdraws Request For Third Of Fleet Basic Number of Ships be Kept by Italy

BIG 4 AGREE 10  CIV VAPANS IN ECEAn?  HAWAE ULYIIUN  ‘OF ITALIAN FLEET

Italy Gets Te Keep — Small Fleet   Big Four Ministers Side-Stepping Mast Controversial Isanes

Big 4 Agree fo Give Italy Naval Fleet   Claims of Greece ond Yugoslavia ta Be Met First

Italy to Lose All But Basic  Naval Fleet   Major Powers Get Remainder After Satisfying Yugoslav-Greek Claims; Russia Yields on Demand for Third

Big 4 Agree On Split Of Italy Navy   Russia Withdraws Previous Claim For Third of Fleet

PARIS PARLEY GIVES REST TO MAJOR POWERS   Russia Drops Earlier Demands; Frontier Discussed

Russia Backs Up On Demane For Big Slice   Italy Left With Basic Naval Force; Submarines Banned

Cheerful Note Invades Historic Meet .   Russians Back Down From Demand For Third of Fleet

Russia Reduces Demand To Get Third Of Fleet   Yugoslavs And Greeks Get Warships In  Division Plans

Russia Revises Original Demanc  Paris Meet Sidesteps Controversial Issues

Yugoslav And Greek ‘Claims Noted   Rest of Warships To Be Divided Among Four Major Nations

Russia Joins To Allow Italy ‘Basic’ Fleet   Big Four to Get Rest After Yugoslav and Greek Claims for Ships Are Satisfied

Small Part of Navy Will Be Left to Italy   Russia Reconsiders Previous Demands for Third of Warcraft

Remainder Of Fleet Will Be Divided Among Major Powers   Russians Agree To Relax Terms   Soviet Action Augurs Well For Future Dealings On Italian Problem

Allies to Split Up Remainder   Peacemakers in Paris Sidestep ‘Hot’ Problems

Reds Accede ToU.S. Plan   Big Four Foreign Ministers Agree To Leave Fleet For Italy, Divide Rest.

Four Major Powers To Divide Most of Italian Fleet Among Themselves

Reds Withdraw Demand For A Lion's Share   No Agreement Yet Reached On Changes  In Frontiers

Italy to Keep Basic Fleet in Peace Pact   Ministers of the Big Four . Reach Agreement

ITALY FLEET TO BE DIVIDED AMONG ALLIES   Basic Naval Force Will Be Left Italy ; Touchy Problems Sidestepped

Balance of Ships Will Be Divided Among Allies  Russians Retreat From Demand for Full

DIVISION AGREED” UPON AT BIG FOUR MEETING IN PARIS   Warships Will Gp to Four Major Powers After Greek.. and Yugoslav Demands Are Satisfied.   ALL BUT FEW SUBS WILL BE DESTROYED   Navy’s Strength Remains tn Doubt—Conferees Sidestep Trieste and Colonial Questions.

Major Nations Will Take Bulk Of Navy Power  Russia Retreats From Demand  Of One Third

Italy To Keep Basic Vessels  Under Accord By Ministers   Greece, Yugoslavia, Major Powers Also To Share In Fleet

ITALIAN NAVAL FLEET DIVIDED BY MINISTERS   MEETING IN PARIS GETS OFF TO GOOD START

BYRNES DOWNS FRENCH PLAN AGAINST SPAIN   New Lineups Formed As UNO Security Meet Nears

Both Nations Hurl Diplomatic Bricks   U, S. Charge D’Affaires Is Seeking Reply To Note Asking About Occupation OF Iron

U.S. Pressing Tra Question, Reports Say   Byrnes Keeps Up Strong Foreign Policy Exhibition

U. S., Britain Would Limit Use Of Vetc   “Big Five’ Agreemen Sought.to Satisfy Small Notions

United States, Britain Working To Restrict Use Of Veto By UN   American Delegation Discussion Of  Veto Problem Scheduled For Today

U, S., BRITAIN STRIVE TO CURB USE OF VETO   Map Separate Plans To Put Before Security Council

Restrictions Similar ee SS  U.S., Britain Working On UN Veto Proposals

2 BOYS HELD FOR SETTING FIRE INN. Y.   21 Bodies Feund in Tenement Wreckage, 15 Persons Missing   ‘Just for Fun’

Two Boys Accused In Tenement Fire   Held on Arson Charges as Rescuers Hunt Missing

“Dead-End Kids” Brag They Set Fire Which Brought Death to 36 Persons

36 Persons Are Killed  In Tenement   All Hope Abandoned For Removing Any More From Twisted Wreckage

Seventeen Persons Still Missing In Building Ruins   Two Youthful Toughies Jailed On Charges Of Arson; Two Others Booked As Witnesses; Twenty Known Dead

Two Boys Started Fire Which Led To Death For At Least 21 Persons

BOYS HELD IN NEW YORK FIRE   20 Dead, 17 Missing As Debris Is Probed

Dead. End -Kids Brag Of Starting Fire cn .   More Than 40 Are ‘Injured And 15 Still > “Aye Missing

TENEMENT TOLL MOUNTS 10-23 MAY REACH 3¢   _ All Hope Abandoned for Any * of 13 Missing Who May Still Be in Rubble   ARSON LAID TG 2 BOYS  Two Others in, Custody of Parents Will Appear at Hearing Today-

Dead End Kids Set Tragic N. Y. Fire   Two Youngsters Held After They Bragged They Started Blaze In Building Causing 20 Deaths

Dead in New York Blaze   Give Up Hope for Finding Any More Victims Alive  in Tenement Fire

2 Boys Held in Arson As Fire Toll Hits 21   15 Persons Still Missing in Debris; Dicoers Hear No More Cries far Aid

TWO DEAD END KIDS HELD IN NEW YORK FIRE   Twenty-One Listed As Dead With Fifteen Persons Still Missing

Death Toll In New York Fire Placed At 36   Tottering Wall Forces Res_eue Workers To Delay Efforts; Two Dead End Kids - Aeo Held For Arson

Tenement Death Toll Increases To 21: 15 Missing   Two Dead End Kids Held on Arson Charges In New York Tragedy

Transport’s  Tieup Begun   Philadelphia Minus ‘Trolley, Bus Lines

Philadelphia Trans it Strike B egins As Negotiations Fail   Transport Tied Up; CIO Organizes Motor Pool  ~ To Get Essential Workers To Jobs.

Transit Strike Stops Trolley, Bus And Subway   Walkout Begun In Philadelphia Today Stops Service To 3,000,000.

STRIKE TIES uP BUSSES IN PHILADELPHIA   Trolleys and Subway Serv: ice Also Affected by Walkout of 9,655 Trans. portation Company Emploves.

SUBWAYS, TROLLEYS, BUSES IDLE   Workers Demand _ 25-Cents-An-Hour Wage Increase

HANDY WITH FISTS ~ War Hero Audie Murphy Get:  Best of Hitchhiker Car Thiet

Baseball Club Bus Plunges From Road Killing 7 Players   Spokane Team Riding Carrier Through Pass When Tragedy Strikes

Bus Plunges Off Highway, Seven Ball Players Die   Eight Other Members of Spokane Squad Ynjured on Snoqualmie Pass; Carrier  Burns as it Rolls Down the Mountainside

Nine Hurt in Plunge Down Steep Slope      Tragedy Strikes Indians Of W. I. League While On Way to Play Series With Bremerion

NORWEGIAN SalP BREAKS IN TWO   Survivors Cling To Raft; Tanker Splits In Spot Of Old Torpedo Hit

SHIP GOES DOWN: 14 LOST, 24 SAVED   TANKER BREAKS IN TWO AT SPOT WHERE IT WAS TORPEDOED IN 1942.

SHIP SURVIVORS ARE PUT: ASHORE   Six Who Spent 56 Hoars Clinging To Life Raft Are Uninjured

Norwegian Taftker Breaks:In Two At Spot Where Torpedo Struck Her Four Years Aqc

BRITAIN MAY TURN PALESTINE OVER TO U.N   Problem Grows Tougher As Britons See Lack of Anyone to Discuss Proposals With.

Palestine Plan Dead, Problem To Ge Before UN   Britain Feels U.S. Hes Failed to Take Share of Responsibility

Golden Rule Still Exists   Honest Cleveland Men Return $2,400 to Absentage. ton- inner,

Officers Call for Yamashita Retria   3 Americans Appeal To Supreme Court

Unity Is Asked By De Gasperi   Italians Are Asked To Forget Battles

ITALIAN HEAD URGES UNITY   De Gasperi Calls On People To Forget Rancors And Back New Republic

Pleads With Italians to. Forget Rancor   De Gasperi Crlls Upon ‘People to Unite Ba. hind the New. Resublic

REPUBLIC LEADERS IN CHARGE: Italy Calm As Premier Makes Appeal For Peace After Riots

Unity Plea Is Issued by Italy's Chief   Few Trouble Signs Are Noted in Divided Nation

‘Never Too Old To Learn! .  Mrs. Arts, 70, Summer School Enrollee

Security Council Resumes Debate On Procedure For Admission Of New Members   Australian Delegate Blocks Consideration; Says Council Not Executive Committee

Security Council Resumes Debate   Members Questioning Procedure For Taking New Members Into Fold

Churchill Offers Evidence That Russia Still Has An Army of Two Million

CHURCHILL CHARGE THAT RUSSIA MAINTAINS HUGE ARMIES OVER FUROPE PRESENTS NEW PROBLEM  D 4     o] O

RUSSIA IS MAINTAINING ‘ARMED TROOPS   New Moslem Leaders. Promise To Cooperate In Indian Government

“ormer Prime Minister Says He Has Evidence That Russia Has More Than 2,000,000 Troops On War Footing In Europe.

Record Budget Facing State,” Says Governor      78 Million Over All Revenues, Public Is Warned by Chief

Budget Request: Exceed Income, Governor Says   Biennium Program To Top Revenue By More Than 78 Million

More Explosives Discovered in  Palestine City   Police Fears Disorders Imminent in Tel Aviv Trouble Zone

Congress Rushes Appropriations   Final Action Due On Measures to Finance Agencies.

Italy Votes Down Kingdon For Republic   Returns Show King Humbert Is Being Ordered Off [Throne By People’s Choice

Partial Count Is Announced After Voting   Christian Demo Party Emerging Ac Thea Leader

ttalian Voters Favoring A Republic   Appearances Are That King Humbert II Is Reine Rejected

'Pastial. Coun Shows Italy  Wants King Off Throne   Royal Referendum Figures Totaling 10 Percent of Vote Give Indications

REPUBLIC IS INDICATED FOR ITALY   Partial Returns 2 to 1 Against Monarchy

ITALIAN VOTERS BACK REPUBLIC BY AMOUNTING MAREIN   Christian Democrat Party Far Aheed of Socialists and  7 Oo eascinec

ITALY VOTING AGAINST KING   EARLY RETURNS SHOW SWING TO DEMOCRACY

Italy Rejects King Humbert, Votes Republic   Christian Democrats Winning, but Left Is Strong

Early Returns In Italy Show King Is Behind   Christian Democrat Party Holds Lead In Assembly Vote

House of Savoy Losing in Early Election Returns   Northern Italy Solidly ir. Favor of Republic, Vote Results Show   HUMBERT SUPPORTED IN SOUTHERN AREAS   Christian Democrat Party Chalks Up Lead in Assembly Balloting

EARLY RETURNS SHOW HUMBERT TO LOSE THRONE   Socialists, Communists Trail Democrats In Ballot Count

Italian King Trailing by Million Vote:   Christian Democrats Lead Communists and Socialists

EARLY RETURNS SHOW ITALIANS FAVOR REPUBLIC   % Christian Democrats Lead In Votine;. Monarchy Issue In Doubt

REPUBLIC SEEN FOR ITALIANS   First Returns Indicate. King To Lose Throne

Bicycle Race In Trieste Starts Political Riot In Which Five U. S. Soldier's Injured

Trieste Workers On Strike Today   In Protest Against Rioting—Nine Allied Soldiers Injured

Protest Riot In Trieste   About 200;000 Workers Strike. As: Result of -Demonstration Sunday

British Liner Is Slightly  Damaged Ass Fire Sweeps Hospital Section Today

BLAZE DAMAGES ~” BIG LUXURY LINER   Queen Elizabeth Hit While at Southampton Dock

Tactics Of UMW Draw Criticism  Disregard Of Public Interest Charged

BritishU.S. ‘Bloc Charged   Molotov Charges ‘Bloc’ Waged Anti. Soviet Offensive

Anglo-American Bloe Battled Russia At. Paris Conference, Molotov Claim:

Molotov Claims U. S.-British Bloc "Against Russia’  Charges. Joint Action Blocked Agreement at Danie Cantarancrac

Byrnes Object Of Criticism By Molotov   British-American Bloc Alleged by Foreign Minister

"SAYS BLOC ‘WAGED AN OFFENSIVE   Anglo-American Capital Is Trying to ‘Subdue’ WarWeakened Nations but Russia Not to Bow to ‘Threats’

‘Molotov Says Anglo-American “Bloc” ‘Is Offensive Against Soviet Union

— BIG FOUR— War-Hit _ Lands Held Periled _ By Capital   ‘Anglo-U. S. Deat On Italy Colonies, Stalin Aid Asserts

Molotov In Blast At Allies   Declares Anglo-U. 8. Bloc Waged Offensive Against Soviet Union At Ministers’ Parley

Molotov Slaps At British And  American ‘Bloc’   Says It Waged Offen. sive Against Russia At Bio 4 Meeting.

BLOC AGAINST REDS, WAR WEAKENED LAND: CHARGED BY RUSSIAN   SOVIET VERSION OF REASONS FOR BIG 4 FAILURE EXPLAINED

British-U. 5. Offensive On USSR Charged   Molotov Says Bloc Seems to Impose Will on Soviet Russia

Molotov Says Allied Bloc Opposed Reds   J. S. AND BRITISH TEAM UP, OFFICIAL CHARGED

Molotov Declares Western Allies Attempted at Paris Peace  Parley to Impose Their Will Upon Russia, Attempting With Their Capital to Deprive Russia of a Place in World Affairs—Says Imperialists Try to Start New Wars.

Molotov Asserts Anglo-U.S. ‘Bloc’ Waged Offensive Against Russia At Paris Parley: Seeking To Subdue Weakened Na tian<

British, US Bloc Wage: Anti- Russian Offensive At Meet, Molotov Claims

Bloc Declared In Action At Paris Meeting   Asserts Russia Will Not Give In To “Intimidations”

REJECTS PLAN FOR TREATIES MADE BY U.N   Red Minister Asserts Soviet Defiance of ‘IntimidA&tion’

U. S-ANGLO BLOC AGAINST RUSSIA, MOLOTOV CLAIMS   CHARGES ATTEMPTS TO INTIMIDATE AND THREATEN SOVIETS

Gase Of Pot Calling Kettle Black? Molotov Asserts Anglo-U.S8. ‘Bloc Waged Offensive Against  Russia At Paris Parley: Seeking To Subdue Weakened Nations

Molotov Reports On Parley Says Anglo-US “Bloc” Fought Against Russia

Molotov Says US., Britain Fighting Russie   Established ‘Bloc’ At Paris Parley To Thwart Soviets

Molotov Mays U. S.-British “Offensive”  Avainst Russia at Paris Conference

Moscow Assails U.S Proposals On Peace   Molotov Says Imperialistic Group Planning New, Aggressive Wars

Russia May Not Send Deleaates To Peace Parley   U.S. And Britain Blamed For Failure Of Big Four Talks

SAYS REDS WILL NOT YIELD TO ALLIED THREATS   Claims Proposals by Byrnes Were Against Plans Made at Potsdam

Molotov Hits Action At Paris Meet '   . Says Anglo-American Bloc Waged Attack. . Avainst Red Nation

Offensive Said Laid Against Soviet Union   Molotov Reports On Paris Parley Of Ministers

Molotoy Claims U.S. And Britain Blocked Parle}   Asserts Byrnes’ Statement In Paris Contrary To Agreement At Potsdam

Asserts Suvier Will Not Be Foreed Inta Acseplance Of Byrnes’ Proposals   By *Fhreais””   Flays Plans For Drafling of Peace   Foreign Commissar De claves Anserican- British “Bloc”? Trying to Sub eakened Natious

Molotov Accuses (U.S.-British Bloc FOL Fighting USSR         Savs Paris Actions Were . Not  Offensive For . Peace But Offensive - Against Russia.

Molotoy Says U.S.,  British “Bloc”  Waging Offensive Soviet Chief Asserts  Russia on Defense At Four-Power Meet

Britain, U. S. Threaten Peace Says Russian   Powerful Bloc Took Offensive, Molotov Claim

U. §., BRITAIN ACCUSED OF HURTING REDS   Molotov Declares Western Allies Formed a_ Bloc at Paris as an “Offensive” Against the Soviet Inion.

Western Allies Against Russia, Molotov Charge   ° ‘Threats, Intimidation .. Attempted in Paris, ’ Gave Diplomat

Offensive Saic Laid Against Soviel Union  Molotev Reports ni Far is Parley gq hAlsen

Molotov Lashes Out at “Bloe”   U. S., Britain Accused Of Waging Offensive Against Soviet Russia

Molotov Says U.S., British Bloc Waged Against: Russia: at Outset of Paris Parley. «.

British-U. S. ‘Bloc’ Hit  By Molotov   Piplornat Says Offensive Waged Against Soviet

Molotov Accuses U. S., Britain  Charges Offensive Waged on Russia

Molotov Attacks U. §.-British Bloc  Charges Offensive Aaainst Russia

Molotov Reports “Offensive” Was Waged on Russia   Soviet Foreign Minister Accuses British-American Bloc

Molotoy Attacks U.§. and Britain  Charges Offensive Against Russia

BLOC WAGED OFFENSIVE   Byrnes Proposals Contrary To Potsdam Conference Devisions

Britain and U.S. Raked  By Molotov   Western Allies Foughi Russia at Talks in Paris, He Says.

AN OFFENSIVE AGAINST RUSSIA HAS BEEN WAGED   Occurred’ at the Four-Power Meeting of Foreign Ministers In Paris.   PROPOSALS BY BYRNES   Were In Regard to Writing the European Peace Treaties.

BLOC. AGAINST REDS, WAR WEAKENED LANDS CHARGED BY RUSSIAN  SOVIET VERSION OF REASONS FOR BIG 4

en ——,  Molotov Says Offensive Waged Asainst Russia At Peace Meet

Molotov Charges U.S.. British Bloe Seeks To Impose Will on Russia

Anti-Soviet Paris ‘Bloc’ Is Charged By Molotov   Red Raps ‘Offensive’ Waged By American, British State Chiefs

MOLOTOV TALKS ON PARIS MEET   Commissor Charges AngloAmerican ‘Bloc’ Opposed Russions in Session

‘Offensive’ AgainstRussia Is Charged By Molotov   Says U.S., Britain Sought To Impose Will on U.S. 3. RB. At Paris Parley

OFFICAL VISIONS AIR WAR OF FUTURE   Symington Sees .RadarGuided Missiles Raining On Production Areas

Crews of Trains Fail to Appear at State Probe   Biaine In Hospital With Skull Fracture After Collision That Killed 44

GREW MENIGERS IN TRAIN WRECK ‘GIVEN SUBPENAS   DuPage State’s Attorney Goes to Railroad Inquiry to Serve Papers   GRAND JURY IS CALLED   Will Meet Tuesday Morning to Make Investigation of Crash Tragedy

Subpoenas Served on Rail Crews   State’s Attorney Says Bid for Conference On Crash Ignored.

State s Atforney Serves Subpenas During Probe   Charges Rail Officials Ignored Conference for Own Hearing

Subpoenaes To Officials, Train Crews   Prosecutor Interrupts Road’s Own Inquiry To Serve Summonses.

Delay Wreck  Probe   Engineer Blaine Is Partially Defended Ry State's Attorney

No Rehearsal Of Evidence Wanted, Charge   Company Officials Fail To Appear  At Official Hearing; Enaineer Defended

Grand Jury Will Hear Train Crew   State Official Summon: Trainmen to Appear  at Investigation 

¥ : DAUGHTER-IN-LAW OF RUSS ‘ELLS POINT COUPLE WAS AMONG THE 39 VICTIMS ai OF DISASTER

Seek To Learn Cause Of Plane Crash Killing 3¢   Search Party Reports No Life Found At Scene Of Newfoundland Disaster

2 Women Die in Auto-Truck Crash  Reports Vary as to Cause of Collision

70 RESCUED AS  HOSPITAL BURNS   INFANT BORN AMID SMOKE AND FLAMES AT WEST FRANKFORT

Few Words Needed For One Clause   UAW-Chrysler Agreement Uses 28 to State Company’s Security Side

Diplomats Of World Gather At New York   Map Policies In Preparation For U. N. Assembly Cmenina Tamnarraw.

Gov. Ford Urges  Citizens  to Promote State Points Out Resource:  of Montana Se BAaAracec in Rectia

Gov. Ford Urges Citizens to Promote State  Dates ten Pt Dew eee   Points Out Resource: of Montana in Address in Butte

Fayette Stolen Car [Racket Broken Up   Troopers Finally Bring Suspects Into Court

ms Phone nice Again S Ihreatened  Inions to Confer ‘ossible Action At N.Y. Parley

NEW PHONE TIE-UP THREAT DEVELOPS   SIX UNIONS WITH 58,000 MEMBERS TO CONFER TODAY ON POSSIBLE ACTION.

Six Independent Unions Threaten Phone Strike   Sympathy Walkout Again Would Tie Up  Nation’s Phone Service

DERIDES DEFENSE OF NAZI COMMAND   Toyor Calls Alibis incredible wna beuabkheable

General Strike Threat Voiced   Government Warned 0O! Attempt To Break Ship Walkout

AMERICAN ‘FUNNIES’ WILL AID JAPS LEARN ENGLISH LANGUAGE   JAPANESE PUBLISHERS TO USE MORE STRIPS IN UNUSUAL ---. LESSONS..IN. LITERA:.   TURE ‘

Reorganization Plans Are Being Made By Byrnes   State Department Changes Of Extensive Nature Are Being Contemplated   ACTION IS LIKELY BY EARLY MARCH

BYRNES PLANS MORE CHANGES   Further Reorganization 0 State Department Setup Scheduled Soon

@ PETER EDSON   U.S. Surplus Property Sale to China Ils Whacky Business Deal

Indications Pointing to Long Battle  Krug Calls for Savine Prosram

Government Asks Careful Use of Coal   Truman and Aides Conter on Means To End Strike

People Uraed To Conserve Fuel Supply   President Prepares For Bitter Showdown With Lewis

‘Truman Conters With Three Of Cabinet Members   Some Governors Take Action But Arnall Say No Controls in Georgia

Warns All 48 Governors Of  Fuel Shortage   Snggesis Planning Now For Clusing of Amusement Places And Even Schools   Truman Back From Florida   Lewis Gives No Sign of Ordering Miners Back lo Work: Due In Conrt Monday

Coal Strike Hits Steel  Factories  21-State Dimout Goes Into Effect Mandav Night

Long Strike Is Indicated In Fight With UMW Chief:  Monday Plans Prepared

Strid Saving Being Urged   Krug Warns of Suffering, Loss of Essential Services; Trumen, Cabinet Confer

Many Schools May Need To Suspend   All Governors Warned Communities Must Protect Fuel Stocks

Virtual Wartime Basis Asked Of All Communities   Nation Digs In For Long, Bitter Fight With Lewis; Governors Asked To Set Up State Programs

FUEL SUPPLY SLIM, WARNING TO GOVERNORS   AMUSEMENT PLACES AND SCHOOLS MAY HAVE TO CLOSE

Warn Soft Coal Stock Low; Lewis Gives  No Sign of Ordering Miners Back to Work

Truman Ta'ks With Advisers On Next Move:   Union Leader Raises Threat of General Strike to Aid Miners

Rationing Of Coal Urged On A Local Basis  Lewis Gives No e:... Fag W?.t 5°...   Lewis Gives No Sign Of Yielding His Position

Whole Nation  46 wwe fer Pet 8 le? et   Truman Back In Washington, Holds Parley With Cabinet Aides; Towns Asked to Shut Down Non-essentials

Local Rationing Of Coal Urged to Protect Supplies   Truman Confers With Aides ‘on Moves to End Strike -

State Chiefs. 'To Act Where Fuel Lacking        Truman Arrives Th Waal ington To Take Charge O Fight Avaine Leawte.

Truman Returns  To Direct Fight   ‘Activity Returns to West Coast Waterfronts as Marine Strike Ends

‘Temperatures   Communities Urged To Institute Drastic Rationing

President Truman Confers With His Advisors on Possible Moves to End Strike

‘Governors Asked Set Up System  Community Control mi... tn fr..alt..a.A

GOVERNORS ASKED TO DIRECT DRIVE TO CONSERVE FUEL   Krug Suggests Amusement Places and Even Schools — Be Closed If Stocks Run Low.   LEWIS SHOWS NO SIGNS OF WEAKENING   Truman Confers With Three Cabinet Members on Possible Further Moves to _ End Walkout.

AFL Leader Hints Of ‘General Strike’ To Support Lewis   ‘Steelmakers Shut Down 87 Furnaces; CPA Administrator Calls Crisis  More Serious Than Last Spring.

TRUMAN BACK TO TAKE OVER FINISH FIGHT   Drastic Measures te Conserve Fuel Are  Undertaken

RUSH SUPPLIES IN   Relief Plans Click in Storm bound Sections in Colorado

Long Trip Made By Unmanned Bombers   Two Drone B-17’s Fly from Hawaii to California Base

2400. MILES IN 15 HOURS ~ Radio-Controlled B-17s Make  Hawaii to California Trip

Two Pilotless Bombers, Controlled By Mother Planes, Fly 2,400 Miles

MOTHER PLANES GUIDE BOMBERS   Two B-17s Make 2,400 Mile Flight From Hilo Pilotiess

Two Remote Control Planes Fly Across the Pacific, In Lonoest Unmanned Flight Accomplished to Date

Senator Stevenson Urges  More Government Dams To  Alleviate State Floods —

VEGETABLE PRICES ARE ADVANCED   OPA Announces Hike In Retail Ceilings

OPA UPS PRICE OF VEGETABLES   Canned Goods Increase Replaces Subsidy

OPA LIFTS CEILINGS   Canned Corn, Peas and Tomato Products Will Cost More

MORE AID T0 CURB FAMINE   Asserts U. S. Must Not Fail in Support Of Victims Abroad

WEAVER BAKER, HEAD OF CONTROL BOARD, - MILLED IN ACCIDENT   FORMER LAW PARTNER OF GOVERNOR, MEMBER TEXAS LEGISLATURE

WEEK END ACCIDENTS- Weaver Baker, Control Board Chairman. Killed in Wreck

Capitol Flags Dip In Baker's Memory   Chairman of Control Board Killed in Auto Accident Sunday; Funeral Services Pending

WEAVER BAKER, HEAL  OF CONTROL BOARD,  KILLED IN ACCIDENT FORMER LAW PARTNER OF GOVERNOR, MEMBER  TrvaAC [TCCICT ATIIDE

Baker Rites Are Set for Wednesday   State Official Is Killed in Auto Accident

(RUSSELL WILSON LEAVES DU QUOIN HIGH SCHOOL  FOR WINCHESTER, iLL.

TION BREAKS RECEDENT ON IBINET RANK   weretary Already fad Agreed to Apyar Monday

WATER HEATER WRECKS SCHOOL   Baroda Blast Blamed To Faulty Line; One Dead, Two Hurt Critically

Nimitz Says U. S, Sank Jap Vessels Without Warning   Answers Nazi Navy Chief Seeking to Justify Ger man Practices   SURVIVORS RESCUED ONLY OCCASIONALLY   Help Denied If It Endangered or Impeded Mission of Submarine

Description Given of U. S. Sub Tactics   Questions Answered For Raeder at War Criminals Trial

 Admiral Nimitz Says U. S. Justified In Naval Tactics  ‘Ships Sunk Without Warning

Official State Santa — In Yellow Truck Brings Jov To 3.200 Orvhans

OKLAHOMA’S OFFICIAL SANTA CLAUS BRINGS CHRISTMAS T0 3,200 ORPHANS

Stale Plays Sania Claus   Started 10 Years Ago As Joke on Angry Legislator, It’s Happy Practice Now

In Oklahoma: Santa Is Official  A State Employe, He Begins His  Reanual Tin

Maj. Swancutt, La Crosse, To Fly Atomic Bomb Plane In Pacific Test

Outlook Poor On Prolonged Draft System   Short Extension Receives Backing Yn Election Year

CONGRESS COOL TOWARD DRAFT EXTENSION PLEA   Move Unpopular With Public And It’s Election Year; Foes See No Need

CONGRESS COOL TO DRAFT PLEA   Extension of Only Few Weeks  Or Months Is Favored

CONGRESS COOL TO GALL FOR AN EXTENDED DRAFT   Supporters Fail te Prove Ned for Draft, Fees Sav

CONGRESS COOL TOWARD DRAFT   MEMBERS REMEMBER IT’S ELECTION YEAR

CONGRESS STILL COOL ON DRAFT ©   Statements of Military Heads Have Little Effect

Draft Extension Sentiment Still Greatly Divided   Many House Mombers Favor 9 Months More; Senate Wants Less

—YUGOSLAVIA— Tension Grows at Trieste  U.S. Says Forces Trespassing

Democrats Gather At Milwaukee   Attitude Of Delegates To State Convention Is Against Endorsing Any Candidates

Democrats Of State To Meet In Milwaukee   Convention Starts Saturday; Plan To Throw Few Punches Of Their Own. Report

Westinghouse Strike Blows Hot And Cold   Strike Officials Say Many Points In Dispute Have Not  Even Been Discussed.

No Hint of Action If Men Strike   Lewis Holds No Contract In Effect Wednesday

COAL CONTRACT IS ANNULLED BY MINERS   Further Negotiations With Operators Are Refused by Lewis

LEWIS DECLARES GOAL CONTRACT IS TERMINATED,   sovernment Showing Tougher Attitude Toward UMW

Lame Duck Congress May Be Called Into Session to Pass New Laws   Supplies Are Low   ae:  Nation’s Coal Stock Is Good Only for 37 Davs, Is Report

TRUMAN, LEWIS ARE HEADED FOR SHOWDOWN   Administration to Challenge Action of UMW Head In Coal Issue.

‘Attempt, to Keep Miners at: Work   Government as Operator oof Mines in Showdown  With Lewis   > NEXT MOVE NOT CLEAR

Antipicate Krug Cautioning Men Tf Lewis Balks          : urnibi ity Of Meting Gas, Electricity by Bay States Fuel Supply Said -Siuall

Showdown Fight With Defiant Lewis Foreseen  Strike Would Affect 3,300 Coal Mines

Krug Considers Radio Appeal To Coal Miners   Would Ask Workers To Repudiate Boss Lewis And Honor Government Contract The Attorney General Says Is Binding.

-$. FIGHTS TO EEP MINERS ROM STRIKING   ernment Mum but Rumors of Impending Action Fly.

KRUG DEBATES RADIO TALK TO MINERS ©   Next Wednesday Midnight Deadline For Walkout   ATTORNEY GENERAL   Says Contract Is Binding; U.M.W. Chief Refuses To Deal With Operators

Government Seeks To Find Way of Holding 400,000   Miners on Job With  : Present Contract.   LEWIS IS DEFIANT OVER STRIKE STAND

Showdown Battle Over  Soft Coal Dispute May Be Taken Into Courts

BEGIN SHOWDOWN EFFORT TO KEEP MINERS WORKING  PRODUCTION MAY BE HALTED AT NATION’S

Lewis Defies Government In Mines Dispute   ‘Administration And Union Leader Clash In Power Showdown

Contract With Miners Said To Be Binding   But Union Leader Is Defiant; Krug May Make Appeal

MayAsk MenNot To Quit   Krug Considers Asking Miners To Repudiate Lewis

—MINE BOSS REMAINS DEFIANT—* Administration Drafts Showdown Battle With Lewis As Strike Nears’  Clark Declares Present: Government  Contract With Mine Union Is Binding

(Considers Appeal by Radio Talk   Aitorney General Says Mine Contract Is Binding.

May Try Court Action To Prevent Walkout 0: 400,000 Coal Miners   Justice Department Rules Lewis Has No Power To Terminate Contract; Lewis Power  To Shut Off Nation’s Coal Supply.

John Lewis Arouses Anger in Capital   Fight Over Contract May Go to Courts; Strike Due Wednesday

Lewis Stands By Decision On Contract   Falk of Legal Action and Special Session Heard As Government Seeks to Keep Miners at Work

Showdown Battle Loonis over Coal   Court Action Likely if Lewis Continues Plane 4 Halt Minec

U.S. Fights To Hold 400,000 Miners To Their Contracts   Krug May Go On Air To Ask Miners to Renudiote lLawle

Miners Expect To Leave Jobs On Wednesda   ‘LEWIS TO VIOLATE LAY IN STRIKE AGAINST GOVERNMENT

GRIM SHOWDOWN JUST AHEAD IN STRIKE THREAT   Attorney General Says Government Contract With Lewis And Soft Coal Miners Is Binding.

UMW Chief Advised Contract Is Binding  Stiff Government. Attitude Raises "a gt

Temperatures   Krug May Appea. To Coal Miners  To Ignore Lewis   Attorney General Says Contract Is Binding And Legal Action Is Hinted if Strike Is Called: Smith-Connally Act Mav Be Cited

KRUG MAY URGE MEN TO REJECT LEWIS ORDERS   Clark Calls Pact Binding As Long As Pits Are Under Government Control

Government May Ask Coal Diggers To Repudiate Lewis   Attorney General Says Contract is Binding as Long as U.S. Operates Mines

Radio Appeal To Miners May Be Krug Move   Mine Walkout Almost Certain to Begin  W ednesday—Nation Has 37-Day Supply

UMW Chieftain Serves Notice Contract Ended   Federal Challenge Hinted for Walkout Due on Wednesday

Rivals In Bitter Battle   Lewis Defies Government to Carry Point

Consider Making Appeal To Miners To Repudiate Leader, Honor Contract

Government Wages Showdown Battle To Avert New Walkout   UMW Boss Says Miners To Quit Wednesday Midnight; Attorney Claims Old Contract Valid; Radio Appeal Hinted

Krug Studies Radio Appeal To Workers   Government Contract Binding, Declares Attorney General

Government Eyes New Move  To Ward Off Coal Walkout  Krug Considers Appeal By Radio rac Minare to Repudiate Lewis

Lewis’ Strength Lays In Power To Shut Off Nation’s Soft Coal Supply On Eve Of Winter   ADMINISTRATION HAS 2 NOT SHOWN ITS HAND

Krug May Appeal — To Miners   ‘Radio Plea For Union To Ignore Lewis Stand Is Considered As Coal Crisis Draws Closer

Officials Mum About Kind Of Action Studied   ; Fuel Crisis Will Be Felt  UE Lewie Call« Miners Out On Strike Wednesday   Krug May Make Appeal On Radio   SFA Estimates Nation Has Only 37 Days Supply Of Coat Fuel On Do csenall

Lewis Serves Notice that United Mine Workers’ Contract with Government Will Expire Wednesday,

Contract Of Miners Held Binding   Hint Of Fine For Inciting Strike On Government

FIRM ATTITUDE IS BEING SHOWN BY PRESIDENT   Government Tells UMW Chief He Cannot Order Miners To Leave Jobs   WALKOUT DUE WEDNESDAY   Lewis Rejects Krug’s Plan, Serves Notice Members Will Go On Strike

Action in Courts Considered For Coal Crisis Showdown; Air Plea to Miners Possible  Contract to Terminate Wednesday3  wr oe)).).lUuA ae, WW, Chee et aorce

Federal Government, In Showdown With John L. Lewis, Seeks Grimly To Hold 400,000 Bituminous Miners To Contract Which Attorney General Declares Is Binding—Possible Action Under Smith-Connally Act Seen As One Way To Avert Fuel Crisis

ADMINISTRATION IN SHOWDOWN FIGHT WITH JOHN LEWIS   Sought to Hotd 400,000 Soft Coal Miners to Government Contract.      ‘ASE TO BE BINDING   Secretary Krug May Take to the Radio ta Talk to the Miners.

Fight Into” The Courts          BUT MINERS HAVE WHIP.HA\ BECAUSE OF LEWIS’ POWE CLOSE MINES ON EVE OF WII

Truman Rejects Notice Contract  Ends Wednesday   Administration Moy Seek Injunction, Cherge Violation of Smith-Connally Act

GOVERNMENT AND LEWIS ENGAGE IN SHOWDOWN FIGHT   UMW Leader Terminates Contract

BUILDING DISPUTE IN HOUSTON MAY SOLVE HOUSING SHORTAGE; WORKERS WALK OFF OF BIG JOBS

Building Row To Increase Housing   Houston Workers Turn To Constructing Hommes

PAW STRIKERS RESUME WORK   Sympathy Walkouts End if Benld - Gillespie and Belleville Areas

Gov, Blue Denies Clemency For The Heineys   WILL. ACCEPT FURTHER EVIDENCE ON MENTAL STATE OF FATHER AND SON

Denies Plea Of Clemency For Heincys   Governor Blue Declines t Stop Hanging at Ft. Madison This Month

Heincy and Son Scheduled to Be Hanged March 29   Will Accept Further Evidence on Mental Condition, Executive Save

Governor Blue Denies Appeal For Clemency   Heincy, 72; Son, 45, to Hang March 29 for Lake Resort Murder

BLUE REFUSES CLEMENCY PLEA   Heincy and Son Face Gallows on March 279

General Motors President ‘Denies Charge   Developments in  Wage Disputes in Nation Outlinec

Wilson Says No Agree. ments Were Made By  Business Leaders   .UTO STRIKERS WILL NOT GET BACK PAY

U. S. Suggests Army Exodus From Europe   Big-4 Gets Byrnes’ Plea to Cut Troops  On Occunation Duty

Big o Four Asked od By U.S. To Cut  Dow n On Occupation Garrisons

30 Persons Leap To Safety From Dubai Flames   Fire Victims’ Names Listed

Atomic Explosion  Created Sight  Of Unique Beauty  Exquisite Water Form Followed Blast, Eyewitness Reports

yo  + DAZZLING WHITE —  A- Blast Presented Exquisite Picture   iy HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE ARQOARHM IL.S.8 APPrVALACHI-

A DESCRIPTION OF UNDERWATER ATOMIC BOMB   Thing of Exquisite Beauty Rather Than Awfulness, Says H. W. Blakeslee,   MOST POWERFUL OF ALL   Many Held Breath as the Minutes Ticked Off Before Explosion.

Three Powers Join Forces In. New Attempt To Limit MacArthur Power In Japan

Negotiation Resumed in Washington   Johnston Says Truman Gained Strike Truce by Making Wage Promise

Advisers Continue Parleys To Find Solution Te Deadlocks   Time On Truces Fast Running Out   Officiale Meet In Mine Strike: Seizure Not Under Discussion

Separate Talks Being Held by  Unions, Owners   Seek Settlement Before Thursday: Most Service Back to Normal Sunday

Rail Workers Won Pledge in Wage hike   Truman Said Winning Truce for Increase Above $1.28 a Dav

Union Chief Tells Pledge Of President   Truman Gave Assurance Of Boost Above That Offered by Panel.

Temperatures   Recommendation, Johnston Says; Talks Assurance Topped Fact-Finding Board’s Directing to Beating Thursday Deadline

Coal Production in Truce Lags   Operators, Brotherhood Representatives Meet in Separate Washington Conferences

PAUGE REQULT UF ROQURANCE BY PRESIDENT   B of LE Chief Also Discloses Progress in New “ Negotiations.

Truman Promise Brought Truce In Rail Crisis   Assurance of Larger Pay Increase Given, Union Officiais Say

224 Killed In Traffic Accidents   Holiday Toll Far Less Than Had Been Expected

Small Accident Toll Over 4-Day July 4th Celebration Only 495 Violent Deaths Reported

231 Are Dead In Traffic Mishaps   Toll Is Far Less Than Anticipated

: HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL TO 224   Four-Day July 4th Celebration Results in Fewer Mishaps Than Expected

i, a  Nation Counts 224 In Four-Day Toll  Far Less Than Expected, New York State Leads

U. §. COUNTS 231 DEAD IN AUTO MISHAPS   Holiday Toll Remains Far Below Earlier Predictions

TRAFFIC TOLL IS 224, FAR UNDER FORECAST   495 Killed Over Nation As Four-Day Holiday Ends

Soviet Position Still Mystery a Session Starts.   Engineer of Compromise Plan Is Absent

UN COUNCIL 10 TAKE ACTION ON SPAIN TODAY   Russian Stand Tc Be Made Known At Session

LEVELLAND, TEXAS, BANK ROBBED TODAY SHORTLY AFTER NOO}  . LONE BANDIT FORCES EMPLOYES TO LIE ON FLOOR- CRARS MONEY

Goering Boasts When Called for Testimony  Portrays Self as Loyal Disciple of Adolf Hitler

Goering. Exults  ‘Rise of Naziism   Establishes Self as Patriot Martyr. Hitler Diccinle

Yugoslavia Is Given 48 Hours To Turn Over Downed Fliers   Case Will Otherwise Be Taken Before U, N, Council

(. S. Threatens To Take Plane Shooting Incident Before UN   Soviets Believed Behind Yugoslavys   Note Dispatched Uses Caus tic Language In Placing Blame For Killing

Byrnes Believed: ‘Mac’ Approved   Secretary Did Not Advise General During Parley

U.S. Chamber Plans Plea to Congr ess For Changes in Labor Standard Act

PORTAL PAY SUITS ~ ALARM BUSINESS   FEAR TOTAL MAY REACH BILLIONS—TO ASK CONGRESS FOR RELIEF.

BRENNER PASS —TROUBLE-SEEN          ITALY CLOSES AUSTRIAN BORDER FOLLOWING DECISION ON SOUTHERN TYROL AREA

COAL DEMANDS WILL BE HEARD BY. OFFICIALS   \Govéernment Willing Te Listen Té Lewie

Covernment Will Listen to Any Demands of Lewis  Mine Czar’s Implied Strike Threat Gets  Promise of Meeting  .

Government to Discuss Wage Demands  _ Any New Proposal _ May Prolong  Control of Mines

YANKS PARADE IN FRANKFURT WITHOUT GUNS   HUNGRY COUNTRIES FEEL NO GAIETY FOR V-E DAY

Truman’s High Economic Command Warns U. S. Of Inflation Danger Facing Country

Economic Heads Say U.S. Is. At Crossroad¢?:   List Five Steps Tot Take As Aids In   Passing Stumbling Blocks

Truman Aides See Inflation Peril Nearing   Urge Congress Act Quickly to Check  Growing Pressure

Fast Action Urged on Economic issue   Resolutions Favoring Russia Win Adoption

Economic Advisors Warn Of Explosive Inflation; Congress Urged To Approve 5-Point Plan

Inflation Danger Grave, Chiefs of Agencies Report   Next Few Months To Be Critical, Truman Is Told in Report

FIVE-POINT PLAN AGAINST INFLATION   Truman’s Economic Aids Make Request: Of Congress

Bowles and Government Economists Urge Stabilization Legislation to Save Nation from Inflation Danger

Truman Sees Danger  Of Inflation Ahead   Says That Only Approval Of His Program Can Save Nation's Price Structure

Approval of Measure I Urged Strongly by “Big Five.”   PRICE CONTROLS’ EXTENSION URGED   Food Subsidies, War Act Also Advocated by Experts.

Truman Advisors Present Plan to Fight Inflation   Urge Congress to Adopt £ Legislative Measures Immediately   PRESSURE GREATER THAN AFTER 1918   [Next Few Months Called Critical; OPA Continuation Demanded

Lewis Asks Removal Of Meat Controls   Says Meat Shortage Is Forcing Closing of Mines

WIN THE PEACE LEAGUE IS RED   CONFERENCE !NCLUDES SEVERAL CONGRESSMEN

CONFERENCE TC WIN THE PEACE? NEARS  Handicapped by ‘Communist’ Tinge

“Win the Peace” Conference Wil! Be Mixed Affair   Number of Associates Of Congressional Members Are Red«

PEACE’ RALLY IS SEEN BAGKED BY COMNTINISTS   Twenty Congress Members Are Announced Sponsors af 3-Day Meeting   THREE OTHERS BOW OUT   More Sympathy for Russia,  Change in Foreign Policy Apparent Objectives

“Wins the Peace” Parley Meets   Convene Under Charges of Being Red Front

WIN THE PEACE CONFERENCE TO OPEN TOMORROW   Convenes Under Charges It Is < Communist Front Outfit

COMPLETION OF DEFENSE NEAR IN BROWN CASE   Buckner Police Chief On Stand Saturday In Slaying Trial

TRUMAN NAMES NO, 2 NAVY MAN   Forrestal’s Successor As Secretary May Be Oil Man Pauley

MARITIME NEGOTIATING CONTINUES —   In 8th Day of Sessions to Avert Strike June 15

MARITIME UNION AND OPERATORS FACE U.S. PROBE   Pepper Says Senate Will Check Both Tf Steikke Oeeure

TESIWE PARLEY   Pepper Threatens Senate Inquiry ff Strike Is Called tune 1%

WAGE AKD HOUR TALKS RESUME.   Congressional Investigation Threat. ened if Nation-Wide Maritime Strike is Carried Out.

Maritime Union And Shippers Are  I T e e Negotiating   Senator Pepper Says He Will Ask Probe Ry Congress If the strike Is Called

PLAN PROBE IF SEAMEN STRIKE   EMPLOYERS AND UNION FAR APART ON HOURS

MARITIME BOSSES RESUME HEARINGS SEEKING CONTRACT   Senator Pepper Says H« Will Ask Studies to b« Made if Strike Begins June 15, as Set.   NAVY, COAST GUARD CONTINUE PLANS

Ship Wage Talks Continue Under Inquiry Threat   Pepper Says He Will Call For Investigation if Walkout Occurs   UNION, OPERATORS STILL FAR APART   Government Is Expected to Offer Comprsmise on  Length of Work Week

ODWYER SAYS HE FAILS TO AVERT STRIKE   America’s Overseas Communications  Periled

Police Find Organs Of Dead Child   65-Year-Old Janitor Denies Dissection Ot Suzanne Degnar

Kidnap-Slayer Suspect Is Held   Chicago Police Hold Janitor as Suspect in Death of Little Suzanne Degnan; Hack Saw, Ax Found

Chicago Police Seize Suspect  InKidnap Case   Janitor Denies Implication In Kidnaping and  Tl Goewsesc Pic:

es . Watches paca Vote In Mississippi   Negro Ballot, Where Only Handful Eligible, Turns Spotlight On State

Legisiators Find Labor No.  Task   Eastland, O’Daniel Say Labor Troubles Inspired In Moscow

Truman Seeks Action On Labor Program As Congress Begins  A New Year

REV. SIPLE ISFOUND TO BE SANE   ‘Now Faces First ‘Degree Charge  Of Murder  

Paper’s Story Finds Home For Family; Had Lived Fox Month In Philadelphia Park

Parking Meters At C ourthouse Asked  Me hn A ebinm ladayv   Commissioners To Take Action. Today. On Leandling OF Parkina:Around:-County Park:

Parking Meters At Courthouse Asked  gf aoe?   Commissioners To Take Action Today On -Heandline OF Parkina-Around County Park

FREEDOM OF SKIES SUBJECT OF STUDY ON PART OF MANY LANDS, BUT LITTLE AGREEMENT FOUND

APPEALS COURT GRANTS MOTION OF TRANSFERRAL   MOVE MADE TO SPEED ACTION; TOP LABOR LEADERS BACK LEWIS

Es Probable Que prue Presidente   Y Que Entren En Vigor Controles De Precios Dentro  De 30 Dias

La OPA Envio Un Informe Al Pte.  Harry S. Truman   Relacionado Con El Nuevo Proyecto De Los Precios Que Fue Reformado

Es Probable Que Truman Apruebe  La Nueva OPA   Versiones Que Han Circulado En La Capital De Los EE. Unidos Del Norte

Heirens Baiks, Won't Confess Killings, Says  He Doesn’t.Remember

 2  ® ° \Heirens’ Confession Session  ‘Ends With ‘I Don’t Remember’

Heirens Claims He Can’t Remember Slaying Details   Elaborate Plan for Youth to Confess To Degnan and Two Other Slayings Collapses; Plan to Prosecute Student

HEIRENS FAILS TO “CONFESS   at ca eae  Parries All Questions On Degnan Slaying With “I! Don’t Remember”’

HEIRENS BALKS -AT CONFESSING TWO MURDERS   Chicago Student Throws Plans Awry; Replies, ‘I Don’t Remember’

VFW Delegates Hear Demands  For Strong U.S   Georgia Delegation Offers Resolution Condemning Klan

IKE CHEERED AS HE URGES PEAGE POLICY   VFW Convention Is Warmed as Delegates Hear Military Figures

Eisenhower Talks at V. F. W. Meet  Says America Must Struggle for Peace

Eisenhower Talks al V. F. W. Meet  Says America Must   ‘Says America Must Struggle for Peace

State Ballot For Governor   Military Men Declare For Armed. Strength

DONAHEY RITES SET THURSDAY IN TUSCARAWAS   Rare Blood Disease Claims ‘Honest Vic’, Who Was Governor, Senator

RARE DISEASE OF BLOOD KILLS VIC DONAHEY   Former Political Colleagues Pay Tribute To Colorful State Fiaure

: —RARE BLOOD DISEASE FATAL— . Donahey To Be Buried  In Tuscarawas County   Funeral Of Former Ohio Governor And Senator To Be Held Thursday Afternoon

Ex-Gov. Donahey’s Funeral Is Thursday In New Philadelphia     ' {

PLAN FUNERAL FOR DONAHEY   Rites at New Philadelphia  Thursday for Former  Ohio Governor

ClO-BIDS FOR RAILWAY UNION   Phillip Murray Formally tn vites Brotherhood to Membership.

Invite Trainmen fo Join the ClO  Murray Urges Merge! for Political Gain

Murray Fermally Invites Brotherhood of Trammen  To Membership In C.I.O..

I ‘Linked in Ideals’ Murray Invites Tralamen Info (ClO Membership

Trainmen Get ClO Invitation   Phillip Murray Formally Invites Brotherhood To Join His Organization

Murray Bids B. R. T. Jom With C. 1. O.  _ Urges Political  Influence United

Trainmen Invited to  Join CIO   Murray Urges Troinmen Merge Their Influence

Trainmen Asked  To Jom The CIO   Murray Would Merge Political Influence In The Fight For Price Control.

Murray Bids Trainmen To  Fight Slack   Urges Merger With CIO Against Market Collanse

Huge Store Of Grain Lost fn Raging Flames   Blaze Defies Work Of Firemen More Than Three Hours

SLAVS 10 FREE TURK INJURED IN U.S. PLANE CRASH   Marshal Tito Expresses Re: gtet for Downing of Transvort

Turk Passenger Is Not Prisoner, Yugoslavia Says   Bodies of Crewmen  Given Honor Guard

Yugoslavia Will Release Detained Turkish Officer   He Is Only One Still Held After Shooting Down Of American Planes By Slavs: Bodies Of Crash Vietims Will Be Shipped Home For Burial

Soviets Bar Peace Parley A oreements   Molotov Refuses To Let Big Four Issue Invitations To Conference

Eleven Enter Plane Classic  50,000 See Record  Rata Tiss Tae Ceadtie

Fliers Ready for Feature Air Race  Eleven to Compete for Thompson Trophy

Thompson Trophy Race Expected To Provide Thrills In Cleveland; Speed Marks Set

Sky Happy Fans Look For Speed At Air Races  Measured Mile Flown in Time wm. st Poem @& 1 LP

GREAT CROWDS ATTEND PLANE RACES IN OHIO   $78.3 Mph Mark Set Sundoy At Clevelend—Thompson Classic Today

Civilian Jurists Resume Inquiry Into Complaints Over Army Court:

CIVILIAN BOARD 10 STUDY ARMY JUSTIGE   Hearings Begin On Courtsmartial System

PRE-GOOKED FROZEN MEALS ~~ IN-PROSPECT FOR FUTURE   EXPERTS WORKING OUT FOOD SYSTEM THAT WILL BE WEL.. COMED BY HOUSE- « WIVES

Monarchists Voice Demand For Italian Ballot Probs   ‘Authorities Take Special Precautions To Quell _. ‘. Qutbreaks Between Rival Parties

5 GERMANS TO DIE IN DEATH OF U.S, FLIERS   Jury Sentences 15 For Part in Fatal March —

Five Germans Get Death Sentence; Forced Yankee  Fliers on ‘Death March’

9 GERMANS TO HANG FOR KILLING 7 YANKS   Former Officer Given Life For ‘Death March’ Role

COMMITTEE TU VOTE SUSPEND DRAFT LAW   Inductions May Be Delayed Until Feb. 15, 1947

Suspension ()t  Draft Predictec   Chairman Of House Com mittee Predicts Comm!ttee Favor Suspension

‘Veterans Demand Legislative Action On Schesl Housing   Two Kansas Soldiers. Tell Committee Living Quarters at Colleges Needed Immardinéahs

‘WIFE OF DEAN MUMFORD OF UNIVERSITY OF MISSOUR! KILLED IN AUTO CRASH

DEAN MUMFORD'S  WIFE 15 KILLED     [RETIRED M. U. EDUCATOR INJURED AS THEIR CAR OVERTURNS AND BURNS.

Dean Mumford Hurt, Wife Killed In Auto Accident   Car Overturned Near Wentzville on Highway 40

SHOE PRICES RAISED BY MANUFACTURERS   Increases of 10 to 20 Per Cent Will  Be Passed on to the F 5 eee ne ON

Unamerican Activity Counsel Says Moscow’s Agents Plan General Strike, Head 17 CIO Unions, Hold Federal Posts

Reds Foment  Uprising, Say U.S. Probers   General Strike Seen as Weapon; U.N. Aides Cited

Adamson, Counsel For The Committee unAmerican Activities, © Declares A General Strike Is Possible,

Charges Reds Are Active in This Country   Hoyse Committee Warned by Counsel of Conspiracy

HOUSE GROUP’S LAWYER SENDS OUT WARNING   He Sees Conspiracy To Overthrow the Government

General Strike Is Probable Weapon, Says House Counsel   Communistic Control Of Unions Cited in Report to Committas

Counsel of House  Committee Sees  Conspiracy Plot’ Adamson Says Reds  Would Cripple U.S. With General Strike

House Group Counsel Links Strikes, Plots   Sees ‘Conspiracy’ To Promote Re Revolt In U. S.

Conspiracy To Foment Revolt Seen By Prober   Investigator Says  Revolution Sought By General Strike  Or Otherwise

General Strike Is Mentioned As One Means   Report Says 17 CIO Unions Are Dominated by Communist Agents

Warns U. S. Of Danger From Within   Says General Strike A ‘Conspiracy’ to Foment Rebellion

Agent Charges Bolshevik Plot To Destroy U.S.   Un-American Committee’s Investigator Reports Cansniracy Afnat

UN-AMERICAN PROBLEMS GET AIDE’S REPORT   Latter Clainis 17 Important Unions Communist-Ruled

Charge Brought Of Conspiracy To Start Strike   Report Is Given To Committee on Un-American Acts

‘Sa ys General Strike Will Foment Revolt   a. anty Percent Of Nation’s Lend-Lease Paid

House Committee Warned Of Plot To Foment Revolution Through Strike Or Otherwise

Warns Revolt Is Fomented By ‘Commies’   Un-American Unit Council Foresees Ceneral Strike

Conspiracy Seen ToPromote Red Revolution in US   Reported by Counsel for Un-American Activities Group

Un-American Activities Comnitttee Issues Warning After Long Probe   GENERAL STRIKE OR OTHER METHOD SEEN

Warns U.S. Of Revolt Conspiracy   ‘UnAmerican’ Commit. tee Report Stresses Danger from Activities of ‘Fifth Column’

Ernie Adamson, Chief Counsel For House Un-American Activities Investigation Committee, Declares Steps Are Under Way To Upset U. S. Government Through General Strike Or Otherwise—Claims Communists Control Seventeen Vital Labor Unions

House Committees Counsel Makes His Report on Evidence   17 Vital CIO Union in Revolutionary Drive, Attorney Declares

CONSPIRACY NOW BREWING. REPORT SAYS   General. . Strike Held  Possible Weapon By Prober

Many CIO Labor Unions Said Domi inated By Reds Plot For Communistic Revolt in US. 1s Charged In Report

Plan To Start Revolution By Walkout Is Reported   Unamerican Activities Committee Also Charges: 17 _ Big ClO Labor Unions Dominated By Reds, Li brary of Congress Is Haven for Aliens

GIVES WARNINC OF CONSPIRACY FORREVOLUTION   Top Counsel for House - Group Sees Movement Through General Strike

U.S. Warned Revolt May Hit Couniry   Conspiracy Afoot, Un-American Probers Charge in Report

‘Conspiracy’ Afoot in U.S. Says Adamson   Counsel for House Probers Says There Is Move to Foment Revolution in U. S.

Conspiracy Seen To Start Revolt In This Country  Committee on Un-Americar Activities Submits Report

Report Charges ‘Conspiracy’ fo Foment Revolt   Counsel For House Committee Emphasizes ‘Fifth Column’ Danger

“Conspiracy” Warning By Investigator Given. In Report; - Says Reds.  Rule I7 Unions

REDS RUN CIO UNIONS, PROBE COUNSEL SAYS   STRIKES SEEN _ AS PLOT TO START REVOLUTION

REVEAL FINDINGS OF UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITY PROBE   DEEP INROADS MADE BY COMMUNISTS, SAYS CHIEF COUNSEL

Reference tolt In Un-American Activity Report  Could Come Throug! A Ganernl Sérika

RED AGENTS IN CIO ALLEGED Conspiracy to Start Revolt In U.S. Charged By Solons

“CONSPIRACY” SEEKS REVOLUTION IN U. 8., PROBE COUNSEL says   REPORT TO UN-AMERICAN ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE CITES “GENERAL STRIKE”

Claims Soviet Agents Active In Consniracy   Adamson Charging Aliens Are Promoting A General Strike

Report of House Committee Tells  Of Revolt Threat   Criticizes Representatives To United Nations: Claims Communists Gaining Control   Ry WILLIAM F. ARROGAST

Ernie Adamson, Counse for House Committe to Probe UN America: Activities, Comes uy With Report.

Report Says Reds Rule 17 Labor Unions   Data For Un-American Probe Group Warns. Of  Communist Inroads.

GENERAL STRIKE I$ FORESEEN   House Unamerica” Committee Makes Announcement

House Probe Counsel Sees Communistic  Plot in U. S.   Also Contends 17_ Major CIO Unions Ruled by Agents Of Soviet Union

WARNS AGAINST! REVOLT IN U. S.   Committee On Un-Ameri. canism Warns Against Strike Conspiracy

 Document Summarizes Information On  Activities Of Subversive Elements

Judiciary Unit Charges Judge ‘Sold Justice’   Another Federal Judge In Pennsylvania Found ‘Negligent’  . -. >.) . .-s ae SS eee

Group Completes Its Inguiry Into Affairs Of Judge Albert Johnson

~  RESULT OF 2-YEAR_ PROBE  Pennsylvania Judge ‘Sold Justice’ in His Court

Judiciary Unit Charges Judge ‘Sold Justice’   Another Federal Judge In Pennsylvania Found ‘Negligent’

Committee Says Johnson Sold Justice   No Purpose  In Impeaching Judge, Who Resigned Post

Mrs. Roosevelt Reaches London  Steals Show From Fellow Delegates

CHARGE HEIRENS WITH SLAYINGS   Grand Jury Votes True Bills in Whirlwind. Session — Attorneys and Parents Will Possibly Enter Insanity Plea.

INSANITY MAY BE HEIRENS? PLEA   Youth Faces Arraignment Ir Degnan, Brown Murders

32 are still  unaccounted  for in wreck 165 survivors land at Seward

31 Missing After Steamship Yukon Is Broken Up   Number of Rescued Fails to Tally With Passenger List

AGREEMENT IS MADE IN STRIKE AT LANGASTER   Strike Believed Settled As Drivers Are Given Increase

AY TO  » DAY  REMSEN   Horse Patrol, MonaBand; Niggeling. To Pitch ©

pAY TO. BIG DAY T REMSEN   Horse Patrol, Monast Band; Niggeling. T, Pitch  -

FACILITIES FOR BUILDING TALKED Plans For New Library In City Pushed In Meeting Of Leaders

Bevins Serious About Long-Time Pact With Russia   Churctttt i's Placed ‘On His Own’

BEVIN REPEATS TREATY OFFER   Asserts 50-Year Pact Was Seriously Proposed

Lorraine Nugent Wed In Kingsley  Becomes Bride Of Leo McDermott.

Gladys Whiting © Married Tuesday Aurelia Girl Wed >  ‘ To Junior Warneke

 League of Nations Being Buried  After 26 Years of Effective Life

60% of Owners Ready to Talk Over New Pact   National Wage Group Broken Up for Time Being; Talk 9 Hours

Coal Operators Split Ranks On Contract Issue   Sixty Per Cent Would Negotiate With John L. Lewis

Operators Are Ready to Open Contract Talks   Majority Rules as Action Splits Ranks of Producing Groups

Coalmen Split, 60 Pet. Ready To Meet Lewis   South, Trans- Mississippi Groups Balk at Opening Contract Dickerine

RANKS OF SOFT COAL OWNERS ARE UNDECIDED   Seme Would Put Off Negotiations Until Some Time Next Year

Soft Coal Mine Operators End Parley   Some Are Ready to Negotiate Pact With Lewis

TRUCE BEFORE COURT ACTION   South Balks at Settling With Lewis, Ends Parley

Soft Coal Operators Are Willing To Talk To Lewis      Operators Split Ranks and Break Up for Present National Wage Committee—Talks Would Start Before Court Acts

Operators Split  On Negotiations With Coal Miners   Sixty Per Cent Of Nation’s Bituminous Mine Owners Express Willingness To Dea! With  Lewis: Southern Producers Balk

Coal Operators “Are Silent On ~— Contract Talks   Reports Are Issued On Move to Negotiate New Agreement

COAL OPERATORS SPLIT ON TALKS WITH JOHN LEWIS   Producers of 60 Per Cent of Bituminous Output Ready to Negotiate Contract at Once.   OTHERS OPPOSED TO DISCUSSIONS NOW   Believe Conference Should Wait Until After Disposal  of Case Against Union Rogge.

OPERATORS SPLIT: RANKS. ON LEW      Producing Groups’ Majority Urge New Contract Nenotiations

MINE OWNERS DIVIDED OVER JOHN L. LEWIS   MAJORITY WILLING TO NEGOTIATE AT ONCE

Mine Owners Disagree On Negotiations   North Operators Favor Immediate Bid for Contract

Southern And Far Western Groups, However, Balk At Conversations Now      WOULD NOT WAIT FOR DECISION BY COURT

Majority  Of Operators Ready To Talk With Lewis:   Southerners Feel  It Is Wrong Time To Negotiate New Coal Contract

Willing To Negotiate With Lewis Without Decision Of Supreme Court On Fines

Markey To Carry Fight To Senate      Does. Not Concede Elec. tion Fe O’Conor, Attorney Says.

Markey Ballot Fight Will Go ‘ToU.S. Senate   Case Based On Belief Tha Election Judges Hud Wrongly Thrown Out 15,000 Votes

(STRIKE SLATED FOR JUNE 15   President Would Use Navy And Army If Need Re

President heady To Act to Block Tieup of Shipping   Navy, Coast Guard Standing By; June 15th Is’ Date Fixed

Truman Watches Shipping   Will Seize Maritime If Necessary: Still Wants A Draft Law

President Says Maritime Scene Looks Very Dark   ‘Nation's Second Big Coal  Walkout In Less than 2 Months Starts Today

Truman To Keep Ships Sailing   Maritime Unions Present Demands; Strike Is Scheduled June 15

PRESIDENT TRUMAN WILL TRY TO HALT STRIKE OF NATION'S LONGSHOREMEN

Truman Promises All-Out Effort To Keep Ships Operating In Event Of New Strike

—MARITIME—   Says Ships  Will Run:   Truman Set To Act If Strike Comes

Situation Looks Dark, President Tells Newsmen   Navy, Coast Guard And War Shipping Board Standing by

SEEK TO KEEP SHIPS RUNNING   Government Will Act in Threatened Maritime Strike

Navy, Coast Guard, Army Will Be Used If Neces sary, He Says   Maritime Strike Scene Is Darker   200,000 Plan Walkout June 15 Unless Wage Demands Are Granted

President Is Determined to Keep Ships Running in Event of Strike

Promises Firm Hand i in Strike  * President to Keep ’ Ships Operating

ASSERTS PLANS ARE BENG LAID TO NP STRIKE   Hints Navy, Coast Guard Will Take Over lf Walkout Is Called   JUNE 15 S DEADLINE   President Tells Newsmen He Will Use All Powers at His Command

U.S. To Break Shipping Strike   ‘Unions Raise Demands During Negotiation On Wage Scale

President Says Navy Will Be Used To Keep Merchant Marine Going If Strike is Called June 15

PLANS TO KEEP SHIPS RUNNING   Will Use Service Men in Event of Maritime Strike

Truman fo Seel To Keep Ships In Operation   President Says He Will Use Every Means Within His Power to Keep Ships Running

MARITIME STRIKE WORRIES TRUMAN   Facilities of Navy and Coast Guard to Be Utilized

GOVT TO KLE? U0, MERGHANT GRAFT MOVING   Conferences in Recess After Unions Present New Wage Demands.

Turns Eyes On Threat To Shipping   Truman Says He Will -Use Every Means Pos‘sible to Keep Ships Going if Men Strike

President Says He Will Act In Event Of Strike   Maritime Unions Set To Walk Out; Ask Big Pay Hike

Nation Ready for Maritime  June Strike   Truman Says Navy, Coast Guard, WSA Would Be Used

U. $. Navy Will Be Used To Keep Ships Sailing   Government Making Every Preparation

Will Use “Every Means’ To Keep Ships Running   Truman Plans to Employ Navy, WSA, Coast Guard And Army in the Event Of a Moritime Ciribe

Truman Stands Pat on Bill for Drafting Labor   Asserts Measure Has Been Grossly Misunderstood   Will Go Limit to Keep Ships Running :Truman

Situation Looks Dark, He Declares   200,000 Sailors And Longshoremer Threaten Strike

Government To Prevent Strike Tieup Shipping   President Says He Will Use Navy, Coast Guard, War Shipping Agency, Army To Operate Vessels   Maritime Field   Dispute Serious   Union Demanding 22 to 35 Cents An Hour Wage Inerease lo Cal] Off Strike Set For June 15

TRUMAN TO KEEP SHIPS MOVING   Will Use Every Means  in President's Power

UMW Hard Coa Miners Strike In Pennsylvania  Truman Is Advised Aaqainst Seizure:   Truman Is Advised Against Seizure; Maritime Union Truce Is Sought

President Says He Will Use Military to Operate Ships   Taft Suggests ‘“Dictatorial” Powers be Given for Emergencies

POWER 10 BE USED 10 AVOID SHIPPING TIEUP   Truman Pledges Resources Of U. S. If Maritime Unions Go On Strike

Democrats Keep Stronghold In NC Legislature   Democrats Hold 106 of 120 Seats In House; 47 of 50 In Senate

North Carolina Democrats  Generally Throughout State Put Candidates In Office

Baek of the Headlines      British-American Report Starts Holy Land Turmoil

SENATE. LEGISLATIVE SITUATION MUDDLED   Lots To Oo Gut Don’t Know Where To Start

Even Legislation on Draft Extension Must Take Back Seat, Is Opinion of Barkley

Resolutions Ask Repeal of Sales Tax, Revision of  State Liquor Laws ‘

DEMOCRATS ASK NO SALES TAX ON NECESSITIES   And Study of Liquor Set-Up

SCHOOL BOY IS HURT; RUNS IN PATH OF CAR   John Cutchineal, 13, Tullytown, Hit As He Hurries To Board A Bus  REMAINS IN HOSPITAL

SGHOOL BOY INJURED WHEN STRUCK BY GAR   Attempting to Reach Bus When Accident Occurs   NO ARRESTS ARE MADE

PLAN ANNUAL BANQUET FOR MEN OF EMMANUEI   Dr. Charles 8, Tippetts, Headmaster At Mercersburg Academy, Will Be Guest Speaker

GERMAN P.O. W. RETURN DELAYED   AGRICULTURE LABOR SHORTAGE RESPONSIBLE

Union Charges Rail Officials Had  Secured Guns, Ammunition At Plant

Claims Appeal To State For Action Produced No Curb On Collection Of Guns, Ammunitio:

UNION ASKS U, S, QUIZ OF PICKETS’ SLAYING   Tells Of Protests Made To Governor Over Guns

S.C. C. To Hear Case Against Lewis Dec. 13   Demurrer Filed In Behalf Of United Mine Workers By Gordon B. Ambler

TO EXAMINE PUPILS IN 4TH CLASS DIST:   Several Boards Request Local Doctors Be Used In : Their Communities  INEW SEC’Y’S GUIDE

MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS FOR 4TH GLASS SCHOOLS   State Board of Health Ready For the Work   COUNTY SEAT MEETING

YOUNG W CLAIMS BABY ANON DEAD   Says She Can't Remember Statement on Strangling

HAIMS BABY. HRN DEAD   gays She Can’t Re‘member Statement an Strangling

British Mother of Quads, Pittsburgh Gl Are Re-united   Norah Carpenter Comes to New York sfor Joyful Meeting

Norah Carpentes And Thompson Together Again  Parents of Quads Reunited in New York; To Be Married Soon

MIKE GETS AROUND TO HAVING DADDY FIX A SHOELACE  Norah Rushes Into Red’s Arm:

Red Races to Meet Taxi Bringing Norah ‘And Quads to Reunion at Private Home

 Norah Carpenter, Surviving Three Children Of Quadruplets : Arrive In U.S. To Join Former Sergeant: W eddine Set Tuesday

English Girl, Babies, Ex-GlI Are Reunited   Joyful Norah Carpente And “Red” Thompson Will Wed Tuesday

REUNITED WITH FATHER OF BABIES   ENGLISH MOTHER AND 3 SURVIVING QUADS REACH NEW : YORK BY PLANE.

300 Montanans Are Left Homeless las Result of Flood   Cloudburst Breaks Carrol Dam, Eight Miles Northwest of Plentywood: No Casualties Reported From Region

A-Test Hinges On Weather   Next Few Hours to Determine Possibility of Experiment Sunday

NEW BUILDING CRACKDOWN DUE   Non-Residential Construction May Be Cut Another One-Half

See Further Non-Residentia Building Stash   Will Cut Construction Of Honky-Tonks, Race Tracks, Bathing Pools

SIAM ASKS U. N. TAKE HAND IN BORDER ROW   Urges Security Council to Intervene in Her Dispute With French Indo-China,

TRU PMY Lied IN MISSOURI       CONGRESSMAN HE WANTED DEFEATED WAS LOSER IN CONTEST WATCHED nY POLITICIANS ¢

Enos Axtell Wins Over Slaughter  In Missouri Race   Heavy Vote Polled In Primary Election As Truman Favorite Wins   PENDERGAST FACTION SUPPORTS WINNER   Congressman Slaughter Opposed By Truman For Refusing To Aid Measures

TRUMAN'S MAN VICTORIOUS IN MISSOURI   Byrd and Smith Renominated by Virginia Voters

Make Effort to: Head Off Strike Set for Monday  Labor Official Also Meets Operators .-

W. E. Kemp is K. C. Mayor   Coalition Party Defeats Democratic  Ticket 4th Time

State Department Hints at Seizure Of Wheat and Flour for Relief; LaGuardia, Wallace Split on Drive

LOANS CALLED ON CORN CROP AS OF MAY       Food Crisis. Results In New Warning By Acheson

UNO APPROVES CAPITAL SITE IN N. Y. AREA   First Session Ends With Plea For Action To  Meet Famine

UNO Assembly  Clears Avenda:  Sites Approv ed   Nations Are Urged to Take Drastic Action To Conserve Food; L. S. Victory Scored

ASKS AID TO CURB FAMINE   Member Nations Urged to Conserve Food, Grow Grains

Assembly of UNO Ends Its First Meeting   East Coast Area Is Given Approval as Permanent Site

Assembly Of UNO Council Is Completed   Calls On Nations To End World Famines; To Meet In New York

First UNO Assembly  Completes Its Session   Sites Approved For Headquarters; AFL Is Accorded Consultative Status

Cape: ts Ssy- Sucly *R System Would  “Make It Hard for Enemy to Attack U. S. With A-Bombs.   UNO) Asks Action  lo Combat Famine

UNO Adjourns After Picking Peace Capital   New York-Connecticut Site Approved Unanimously By Assembly

New York Area Named Home: United Nations   Calls for Swift Action to Head Off World Starvation

Westchester Site Wins UNO Choice   Session Ends With Plea lo Fight Global Famine

UNO Assembly Is Adjourned; N.Y. Area Is Voted As Site   New York to be Temporary Site; N. Y.-Connecticut Area, Permanent Site; First World Assembly Urges Action to Fight World Famine

United Nations Are Moving To - Conserve Fooc   Historic Meeting Closing; USA Home Sites Are Approved

PEAE CAPITAI SITE APPROVED   United Nations Calls For Quick Action In Global Famine

Business of Council Is Completed   Temporary and Permanent Homes Designated

U.N.O. APPROVES NEW YORK AREA 48 ITS HEADQUARTERS   Site Selected as Permanent Wor'd Peace Capital in Closing Minutes of Assembly Meeting.   AMEBICANS NEUTRAL ~ DURING LONG DEBATE   Member Nations Called Upon by League to Take Drastic . Action to Head Off World Starvation,

London Circles Urging Big-Three Meeting To Settle U.S.-British Disputes: With Reds

Big Three Meeting Might Solve American, British And Russian Estrangements

ANOTHER BIG THREE MEETING IS PROPOSED   Believed Necessary to Iron Out Friction From Russia.

Openings Still Exist For Lions Fresh Air Camp   Boys Are Urged To Make Application

Admits he May Have Eaten Human Flesh   But not Knowingly, Japanese Declares At War Crimes Trial

Mr. Truman To Keep Tab On Coal Strike   PRESIDENT WATCHING DEVELOPMENTS IN CRISIS

U.S. REFUSES REL REQUEST ON SPY PROSECUTION   Soviet Officer  Accused On Ship Plan Charca

4 Jets Among 26 Planes In Bendix Race   Army P-80 Is First To Start Speed Flight to National Air Races

i ie ae Sie Si: Si Sl  22 Bendix Race: Planes: Streak Toward Cleveland

Western Union Eagles Open Seasor Here Friday Night  Eastern Teachers. From Madican. SD

Western Union Eagles Open Season Here Friday Night  Eastern Teachers From Madison, S. D  Are First Onnoanente

SENATE GROUP FACES LAST OF PRICE ISSUES   Accord Reached On 3 Of 4 Provisions On Control

SENATE GROUP AINS FOR OPA AGREEMENT   Three Big Points Settled, Price Margins Remain

Foods Short For Year —   Bumper Wheat Crop Not Big Enough; Meat Butter, and Cooking Fats Lead’ Shortaces 

Bread, Flour Shortage To Last Another Year; Meat, Soap, Butter Hard To Get

Bread and Flour Shortage to Last Another Year, Americans Warned   Meat, Soap and Butter Scarcity Also Borders On Acute Stage in Many Areas; Harvesting of Bumper Wheat Crop To Ease Flour Supplies

Bread, Flour Shortages for Another Year Is Prospect Facing Housewives

Shortages in Bread, Flour to Continue   All Needs Cannot Be Met Until 1947 Crop Has Been Harvested

Bread, Flour To Remain Short Another Year   No Relief This Year ls Forecast; Scarcity Is Felt in Big Cities

GRAIN SHORTAGES PREDICTED ACUTE DURING 1946 DESPITE RECORD CROPS

Food Supply Shortage For A Year Seen   (By OVID A. MARTIN)   Increased Yield Possible   Stick to Fxpnert Goal

SHORTAGES MAY LAST FOR YEAR   Agriculture Dept. Warns of Limited Bread, Flour Supplies in Report

Bread, Wheat Shortage To  Last A Year   Even as Harvest of Nation’s Bumper Wheat Crop Begins, People Are Told of the Forecast.

Bread, Flour Shortages to Grow Worse   Will Last Another Year Say Officials; Meat, Soap And Butter Hard to Get

Bread Dearth Due for Year   Shortage of Flour To Extend Into ’47

Shortages Of Bread, Flour Will Continuc   Low Sapplies For Another Year Forecast Despite Harvest of Another Bumper Crop

Bread and Flour Shortages for Another Year Forecast. Despite Great Wheat Cror

Bread, Flour Shorfage Seen For One Year   Crop Production is Insufficient To Meet Demand

Flour Shortages Will Carry Over   Supplies to Improve But Not Sufficiently

Forecast Made Despite Record Crop Forecasts   Export Schedules To Make Little Domestic Improvement Likely

YEAR'S FLOUR SHORTAGE 18 lS. FORECAST   Bumper. Wheat Crop To Help Alleviate Situation To A Degree

—FOOD SHORTAGESBread To Be Scarce.  Improvement May Come In Month

Scarcity Seen. Despite 1946 Bumper Crop   Wheat Output Is Expected To Be Third Laraest

BREAD, FLOUR NOT TO BE PLENTIFUL FOR YEAR  FOOD SHORTAGES WILL CONTINUE

Expect Another Year Of Bread, Flour Shortage   Not Even The Indicated Bumper Wheat Crop Can Meet All Demands.

Report Bread, Flour Shortage to Last at Least Another Year   Agriculture Department Sees Some Improvement in Supplies Next Month

FLOUR SHORTAGE TO CONTINUE ANOTHER YEAR   Sees No Decided Relief Unti After Harvest of 1947 Crop

Agricuiture Department Sees Bread And Flour Shortages For At Least Another Year   Improvement In Another Month Not To Meet Relief Demands Before 1947 Harvest

SEE YEAR-LONG FOOD SHORTAGE IN SPITE OF  BUMPER CROPS   Bread, Flour, Butter, Meat And Cooking Fats Are Found Most Scarce

Bread And Flour Skor lage ‘Expected To Last At Least Another Year, Authorities Believe

Neal Polk Granted Writ of Mandamus   Contest in Election of Sheriff Ordered Dropped

Three British Soldiers Killed  Near Jerusalem   Fifteen Others Injured; Three Reported = easel In Land-Mine Blast

AIRFIELD WILL. CAUSE INQUIRY   VESTIGATORS CHECKING UP  ON FIELD ACQUIRED FREE  BY FORMER ARMY OFFICERS

Wherry Calls For Removal  Of Rent Ceiling:   Best Way To Ease Housing Shortage, Nebraskan Contends

Wherry Wants Controls Off Rents In U. §.   Nebraskan Says Ceilings Have Deterred New Construction

GOP SENATOR WOULD DROP RENT CONTROL   Influential Nebraskan Thinks Move Could Ease Shortage

END OF CEILINGS ON RENTS RECOMMENDED   Senator Whetry Believes Hossing Shortage Can Be Eased By Removing Controls

Calls Costly Experiment “Sheer Folly’   Suggestion Follows Order For 6-Week Delay

Expect Relief  From Floods Headwaters Of Area Tributaries Recede

Plan To Nip Strikes Set      Experiment Is Being Tried In Akron Area

Heirens Given 3 Life Terms ~   Sentence Makes Hope for Parole Impossible Until Boy Is 78

MURDERER ESCAPES ELECTRIC CHAIR IN RETURN FOR HIS CONFESSION OF CRIMES

Heirens Awaits Transfer to State Prison at Jolief   Young Killer Hears Sentence With No Show of Emotion

YOUNG SLAYER GETS LIFE TERM IN PRISON   Guards Maintain Watch To Prevent Suicide

Revol OVER BREAD RATION   ONE BAKERS GROUP iN. ENG LAND THREATENING TO 1  NORE GOVERN MEN PROGRAM

Mercury Found In Woman’s Body   Coroner Says Results Of Analysis Look Bad  For Mrs. Lockman

CANDIDATES FOR JUSTICE NAMED   lowa Democrats and Republicans Nominate

JUDGE HAYS OF KNOXVILLE IS GOP. CHOICE   Towa City Attorney Only One Considered Bv Demo Committee

News Day And Night   ‘ Will Not Tolerate Mob Rule In Limestone,’ Solicitor Declares   Saturday Uprising Termed ‘Disgrace’   Disturbance Flares Up After Fist Fight Between Ex-GI And Negro

Jury Is Called To Investigate  Alabama Ri iot   Negroes Driven from Streets of Athens by Mob of White Men. .-

GRAND JURORS ~ TO PROBE RIOT   Alabama Solicitor Orders Inquiry After Outbreak

Grand Jury To Probe Athens  Race Rioting   Circuit Solicitor Says H. Willi Not ‘Tolerate Mob _ Rede In Limestone Qapnte

Athens Rioting Will Be Probed By Grand Jury  Officers Lauded For Prompt Action

Canadian Seamen’s Strike Halts Lake, Coastal Shipping   Army Gripe Board Calls For Abolition Of ‘Caste System’

Few Clues in Murder of Columbia Gir]   Officers Comb Ever: Lead That Might Clear up Mystery

Cotton Farmers Opinions Taken   Congressional Committee Hear Opinions On Federal Legislation For Crop

V.F.W. PARADE HIGHLIGHT Of CONVENTION   25,000 Marchers and Estimated 1,000,000 Observers

Agreement Reached On Ail Major Issues As Time For Strike Draws Near

Chance of Ending sea Dispute Good   Truman Says He Has Been Informed Crisis Mav Be Settled in Time to Avert Maritime Strike Set for Tonight.

Ship Strike Scheduled For Tonight   Bridges Said Ready To Accept Board’s  Pronosale Now

Settlement In Shipping Row Expected   Wage Increase Of 22 Cents Reported Accepted By Union

No Shipping Strike Tonight in Opinion of Chief Executive   President Truman Told Prospects for Settlement Appear Good

,Accord In Ship Crisis Seems Sure   Bridges Said To Have Accepted 22-Cent Hike  Far I anocharemen.

Maritime Head - Vields To U. S. Pressure Now   HARRY BRIDGES DEFIANT AS STRIKE DEADLINE DRAWS NEAR

Maritime Settlement Is Reached   NMU Accepts Gov't. Compromise, _ Bridges Also Reluctantly Yields  “On: Wage-Hour Issues.

-Strike Hour Near: . May Be Settled’   -Good Chance to Prevent Maritime Crisis, President Says   * LONGSHOREMEN SIGNED   b Bridg es Settles for His West Coast C. 1. O. Union Members

Full Settlement Due Today May Be Too Late “To Avert Disruption      All Major Issues Settled At All-Night Meeting, Minor Differences Are Being Adiusted At Today’s Session Of Negotiators.

WSA. Chief Says Bridges Accepts Wage   _ Congress Group Informed 22-Cent Raise Satisfactory

BRIDGES YIELDS BITTERLY; TALKS OF NEW WALKOUT   Apparently Ready To Accept 22-Cent Increase, But Says Is sue Will Be Raised Again September 30).

Bridges Yields Ground; Strike May Be Averted   CIO Maritime Chief Threatens To Call September Walkout

Bridges Hints Union To Take 1)-Cent Raise   Truman Told Chance: Of Averting Tie-up Of Shipping ‘Good’

SEAMAN PACT IS EXPECTED BY NIGHTFALL   Agreement Reached Last Night On All Issues Is Reported

Maritime Aceord Is Reached   WSA Chief Conway Says ‘Strike Should Be Settled Today’; Bridges Yields

Settlement Appears Certainin Time To Avert Maritime Strike Tonight   Truman Reports Prospects Good For Preventing Tieup of Shipping, Scheduled For Midnight; Bridges Aqrees to Accept 22-Cent Pay Hike

SHIPPING PACT NEARLY READY   Disruption Of Schedules Expected To Be Slight

Truman Sees Chance to Avert Strike   Bridges Is Reported Ready to Accept 22-Cent Wage Hike

Truman Says Ship Settlement May Prevent Walkout   Tells News Conference Bridges Has Agreed to 22-Cent Boost for Stevedores

President Forecasts Seamen's Strike Will Not Take Place This Evening

BRIDGES YIELDS GROUND TOU, S, IN NEGOTIATION   Union Leader Hurls Threat of Another Crisis in 3 Months

Assure Truman “Good Prospect” Of Halting Strike   War Shipping Chief Also Sees Excellent Chance Of Settlement Teday

Truman Advised Vessels To Sail   Tieup Tonight Not Expected In Late News Reports

Truman Sees Settlement Of Ship Strike .   President Informed Prospects Good; Bridges Accepts Increase,

Strike May Be Settled,  Says Truman   Bridges Agrees To Accept 22 Cents For Longshoremen

UNION SEAMEN GET 22-CENT SALARY BOOST   Truman Expects Settlement of Maritime Strike Before Deadline

Scheduled To Begin at Midnight   Truman Says There’s Good Chance of Agreement—  Disruption Sec

Prospects Bright for Averting Huge Maritime Strike, President Declares

No Tie-Up © Of Shipping  Expected —   Bridges Agrees to-Hike. Of 22 Cents. Conway Says

Truman Says Maritime Crisis Will Be Settled   Bridges Has Accepted Wage Increase Of 22 Cents An Hour And Tie-Up At Midnight  Averted, Informed Sources Say

WSA Head  Says Terms Nearly Ready   Bridges Said Willing to Take Board's Wage Proposal

Will Be Averted   Bridges Hints Union Will Accept 22 Cent Raise For 3 Months

Shipping Wage Pact Drafted   Retroactive Pa y Only Issue Left To Be Settled

May Head Off Strike And Ship Tie-Up   Bridges Agrees to Wage Boost, Bitterly Talks Of New Demand in Three Months

Bridges Agrees To Wage Boost To Avert Strike      Truman Expects Issue Settled By Nightfall

Shipping Strike to Be Settled, Truman Belief   One Union Informally Accepts Proposals; . Bridaes Softens

Prospects to Avert Strike Good, Belief   Says Bridges Agrees to Accept 22-Cent Wage Raise

MAY SETTLE MARITIME LABOR GRISIS   Bridges Agrees To 22-Cent Hourly Wage Increase

Still Hope To Avert Ship Tieup   Negotiators Optimistic As Deadline Nears, But Strike Preparations Go On

Truman Give: Conference Good News   War Shipping Chief Also Is Optimistic

PEACE LOOMS IN MARITIME FIEHT AS BRIBGES YIELDS   Conciliator Expects Agree ment Befere Midnight Strike Deadline

Union Accepts Pay Proposal; Trucé Is Near   Trumon Informed That Settlement Ye Likely Today

MARITIME STRIKE WILL BE SETTLED TODAY, 1S REPORT   WSA Leader Says U.S. Agreement Is Made at Meeting Last Night. Conway Tells Accord.   FACTS ON DISPUTE SHOWN IN SURVEY

Truman Believes Maritime Strike  Will Be Settled Before Deadline

Truman Reports Good Prospects For Settlement   Bridges Accepts Wage Increase of 22 Cents, Dispute Probably Will Be Settled Today

Seamen Not  Expected to Go On Strike   Settlement Expected This Afternoon as Twenty-Two-Cent Wage Increase Accepted

HINTS HE WILL ACCEPT 22 CENTS HOUR WAGE HIKE  DEFIANTLY WARNS   IT WILL ONLY BE CAO TURCE MONTUC

"Good Chance” for Maritime Peace Before Zero Hour   Truman Hears Strike May Be Settled in Time to Prevent a Tie-up at Midnight

0 MARITIME TRIKE, SAYS HIPPING HEAD   Sees Agreement Before Midnight

PAUSPLUT OF HALTING onl? TIEUP BRIGHT   Bridges Accepts Wage Offer, Truman Says Strike Irnprobable.

SEAMEN DISPUTE EXPECTED 10 BE SETTLED TODAY   Government Officials Think Maritime Strike Will Not Go Into Effect

HOPES BRIGHT FOR AVERTING SHIP STRIKE   Truman Says Prospect Good for Settlement Before Tieup Tonight

Union Accepts Pay Proposal; Truce Is Near  Trumon Informed That Settlement  g. fi *.f., Weadew

President Gives Report at News Meeting Today   Doesn't Think Strike Will Start Toniaht

Shipping Chiefs Near Solution    Bridges Agrees to Accept 22-Cent Increase, Ending One of Biggest Stumbling Blocks

SEEM CERTAIN © OF SETTLEMENT IN MARITIME  DISPUTE TODAY   Curran’s NMU Has Accepted Its Part As Bridges Gives Ground Bitterly

President Truman Reported He Had Been Informed of Such a Move.   WILL PREVENT A STRIKE   Harry Bridges Has Agreed tc Accept 22 Cent Hour Wage Increase.

Bridges Hints Shipping Pact At 22c Boost   Threat of Another Dispute in Autumn Hurled at Owners

TRUMAN THINKS DISPUTE WILL BE OVER TODA   Agreement on Major Points Reached Last Night

Bridges Accepts 22¢ Hom Increase For Longshoremen; Agreement This Afternoon Probable

Advice for Farmers on Marketing   Bureau Urges Against Un due Hurry in Selling  of Livestock

Temperatures Still  At Sub-Freezing Level; Low in Ardmore Is 15, High of 28 Tops State

Subs Collide In Mid-Ocear   ‘Impossible’ Accident: Reported By Navv

(See ARMY, Page 12)   BANGOR TOWNSHIP RE-REGIS. MPRATIONN NOTTIOPR

U. §. ALTERS ITS POLICY ON ARGENTINA   Invites Peron Regime to Return to “Good Neighbors” Group

“BUG STILK” POLILY 13 ABANDONED   Aygentina Is Invited Back As Good Neighbors   3y JOHN A REICHMANN International News Service  Staff Correspondent

FLOOD CONTROL PROPONENTS PUT HEAT ON TRUMAN   Expect Modification President’s Order t Cut Spending.

WOMEN PAYING MORE THAN 30 PCT. ABOVE OPA   Meat Institute Survey Shows Meat Prices Soaring

DOS RIOS MAN ~VAMP’S VICTIM   Detroit Woman Swindler Fleeces Nearby Resident

Labor Legislation Deadline is Fixed   April 1 is Date Set To Coincide With Coal Miners in Mind

GOP Sets Deadline for Labor Law to Coincide With End of Coal Truce

GOP SETS APRIL 1 AS DEADLINE ON LABOR LAWS   Taft Likely to Take Chairmanship of Labor Committee

Republican Leaders Set April i--End of Coal Truce-Deadimme for Labor Laws

LEADERS SET APRIL DEADLINE   Adjournnient of National Soft Coal Producers Negotiating Committer Sharpens Legislation Need — Coat Strike Truce Tnds April’ 1.

Sen. Taft Is Doubtful Congress Can Complete Action by That Date on Industry-Wide Rules

APRIL DEADLINE TENTATIVELY SET QN LABGR BILL   House Republicans Hope to Be Ready When Lewis Ends Strike Truce   TAFT IN ‘LING £OR POST   TAFT IN “LING SOR POST  Delays Formally Announcing Acceptanse of Labor Chairmanship

GOP SETS APR.  AS DEADLINE FOR NEW LABOR LAWS   Taft To Reveal Whether He Will Accept Chairmanship Of Labor Committee

Republicans Set April 1 As Deadline   Sen. Taft To Decide Today Whether He Will Head  Labor Committee.

Slayers Flee Death Cells, One Retaken   Escaped Felon Found In Sewer; FBI to Probe Prison Break

Two Slayers Escape Capital Prison in Game With Guards; One Captured

State Pen Inmates Fortunate In Having Adequate Supply Of Food Despite Current Civilian Shoratages

Survey ‘Shows. ‘Sum _ Sought: Nearing” Billion Mark  SEEN ‘BEGINNING  All But F Few Of Suits Are Filed: By. clo  ‘Tlatame”:

CONGRESS MAY ACT TO LIMIT UNION ACTIVITY   $905,169,400 Sought In Back Pay Suits Filed

CONGRESS. MOVE. FOR TIME LIMIT — (DEVELOPING   AFL -Abstains From Filing Suits Similar’ to Cl0’s as Unwarranted -°   MATTER FOR BARGAINING   Firm Involved in Original Case is Named ‘in $2,000,000 Suit

Portal Wage Suits Mount  CIO Drive Snowballs   CIO Drive Snowballs Toward Billion Mark; AFL Holding Off

Near Billion Is Asked in Labor Suits   Acticns Filed Today Add 5: Millions to Labor Union  Demands

Portal Pay Suits NearBillionMark   Unions File Claims for 51 Million Today

U.S. to Seek Islands In U.N. Trustee Dea!   Jruman Expected to Recommend Placing Areas Under World Body

TRUMAN HAS. TRUSTEESHIP PLAN IN MIND   For Islands Captured From Japan

Truman Studies Island Problem   State Department Position Gains President's Support

U.S. MAY OFFER JAP ISLANDS TO UN TRUSTEESHIP   Truman Said To Favor Plan If ° Control Remains

BIKINI ATOMIC SPOUT PICTURED   Warships  Dwarfed Bi Geyser Of Water In Bomb Test

Spectacular Seene Was Captured in. Photographs Takes by Automatic. Camersa

azil - Approves UN posal to Isolate ain Diplomatically       puncil Will Meet Thursday to Study ibcominittee’s Report; United States aay Want to Modity Major Proposal

Brazil Favors Move to  Isolate Spain   Security Council to Meet Thursday to Study Report

SQUATTERS IRK ~ LONDON POLICE   Vacant Luxury Homes Taken Over By Poor Bombing Victims

Europeans Are Really Smart Fellers Too   Ry FREDERICK C. OTMMWAN

Sparkman Predicts US.to Try. Quickly ‘To knd Lotion Fail   Expeets Steeluan to Wipe Out 120-Day Limit ov Advance Pricing  pe by Mills.

COTTON MART MAKES RALLY   Heavy Buying by Mills Sends Prices Up $10 Fiuctuation Limit.

U. S. Expected To Put Brakes On Sliding Mart:   REMOVAL OF FEDERA: LIMITATIONS ARE URGED

Quick Government Action To Jam Brakes  On Tumbling Cotton Prices Is Predicted 

QUICK ACTION ON COTTON TALKED   Slumping Market Draws Truman’s Attention

Cotton Steadies As Suspension Of Trading Lifted   Gov’t Had Prepared For Quick Action To Jam Brakes On Prices.

COTTON MARKED BY HEAVY BUYING   Major Exchanges Resume U. S. Action Expected

Cotton Slump Seen Forcing Federal Move   Sparkman Predicts Capital Will Brake  Crumblines Prices

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British and Indian Discussions Collapse   Tension Within Country Is Expected to Increase as Result of Breakdown of Talks on Freedom: Statement Awaited

JESTER SETS PACE FOR 12 (CANDIDATES   Race for Attorney General !s Close, Daniel in Lead

CHETNIK LEADER HELD FOR TRIAL   Gen. Mihailovic Captured By Tito Agents

Draja Mihailovic, Leader of Unsuccessful Slay Faction, Held by Tito as a Traitor

Mihailovic, Once Idolized Slav Guerilla: Chief, Arrested by Tito

Chetnik Head Imprisoned’ Th Yugoslavia   Gen. Mihailovic’s Capture Revealed To Parliament

MIHAILOVIC IS UNDER ARREST      General Once Hailed As Guerrilla Hero Now Accused As Traitor.

Mihailovic Is  Under Arrest Will Face Counts As War Criminal. Traitor

Chetnik Leader Is Under Arrest  Mihailovic Once Was Guerrilla Leader

Gen. Mihailovic Facing Trial as War Criminal   Former: Chetnik Chief Captured by Tito’s Forces in Juqgoslavia

WAR-TIME LEADER OF CHETNIKS   Once Hailed As Guerrilla Hero Fighting Nazis

Mihailovie Is Made Captive  In Yugoslavia   One-Time War Hero Faces Trial And Death Before Tito’s Firing Squad

Slavs Seize Milailovic   Once Hailed As Guerrilla Hero In Fight Against Nazis

Mihailovic Arrested As Traitor   Once-Popular Guerrillo Hero Routed From Cave By Tito's Forces

Gen. Mihailovic Under Arrest  Held by Jugoslavs , As Traitor and <

Chetnik Leader Captured in  Mountain Cave.  Mihailovic Taken As Traitor and © War Criminal

MIHAILOVIC, ONCE A HERO, FACES DEATH   Former Chetnik Leader Ar rested As War Criminal

Gen. Mihailovic Under Arrest   Held by Jugoslavs As Traitor and War Criminal

Captured Mihailovic Faces Trial As Traitor   Two-Year. Search in Hills OF Yugoslavia Ends with Seizure of Guerrilla Chief Dis RAaechkal Tita’<. Fareenc”

HOLDS FORMER SLAV PATRIOT   Gen. Mihailovic Facing Trial As Traitor, War Criminal

Guerrilla Hero Is Held For Trial   Gen. Mihailovic Recently Captured By Yugoslav’s Authorities

MIHAILOVIC 10 FACE WAR TRIAL   Report Guerrilla Leader Ar: rested as Traitor

Mthatlovic Prisoner In  Yugoslavia   Chetnik Leader Held as Traitor, War Criminal

Gen. Mihailovic Held as Traitor   Yugoslavs Capture Guerrilla War Hero

Yugoslavs Capture Gen. Mihailovie   Once-Famed Guerrilla Hero to Be Tried for Nazi Collaboration

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DELAY STRIKE IN PITTSBURGH   Reuther Says No Agreement Shapes On GM Front; New York City ~~ ""—“"ransit Threatened ~ —

THOMAS BLAMES TRUMAN FOR LONG TIE-UP OF G. M   U. A. W. Head Says President “Let Us Down by Not Seeing” That Fact Finders’ Plan Was Adopted.   TOP UNION OFFICIALS CALLED TO MEETING   Reuther Declares No Agree: ment Is in Sight — Sen. Pepper Asserts Truman Should Take Hand.

CIO Official Raps ‘Truman; Council Called To Detroit   Thomas Declares ‘President Has Let Us Down by Not Seeing Report of Fact-Finding Committee was Carried Out’

UAW Asserts  Truman Falters   Union Calls Council to Hear Reports On Progress of GM Strike; Assail President — ‘Let Us Down’

Failed to see that fact-finding report earriedout-- Thomas   No agreement reached and none in sight: power strike is postponed

UAW Let Down By President, Thomas Says   Hits Truman Failure To Have Fact-Finding Report Carried Out

Union Official Says Truman eet VAW Down   Failed See Report Of Fact-Finders Carried Out

[Thomas Declares Workers‘Let Down’   Reuther Says No GM Pact Reached Or in Steht

TRIPLE A CALLS FOR: CORN, OAT INCREASE   WILL CONTACT ALL FARMERS      Less Soybean Acreage Needed; Soil Conserving Practice Listed For Greene Co.

SHARP CONFLICT OVER HUNGARY   l. S. Insists On New Economic Deal For Country: Protest Red Seizures

RIFT 1S WIDE ON HUNGARIAN QUESTION   Disagree On Soviet Reparations Demands   21 NATIONS   Will Open Conference In Paris Monday: Byrnes To Leave Today

US to Buck Red Demands of Hungary Reparations   By JOHN M. WIGHTOWER.

Hungary Issue Casts A Shadow On Peace Talk:   U. S. Protests Stripping Of Balkan Nation By  Soviet Riecia.

Conflict Is Ahead Over Red Demands  K or Reparations   Byrnes and’ Molotov Will Clash if Soviet Designs Hit Hungary

onflict Seer n Demands rom Hungary   Russian Reparations Bid Is Causing Trouble for Byrnes

BYRNES LEAVES TODAY; EXPECT SHARP CLASHES   State Secretary Off To Paris Peace Meeting Amid Omens Of Pending Conflicts With Russians; Prospects Doubtful.

U.S. PROTESTS SOVIET LOOTING INSIDE HUNGARY   Dispute Indicates Bitter Con: flict on Reparations at -Paris Peace Parley.

U. S. Insists In Protest On Reparations   Note to U.S.S.R. Released; Bristles With Recriminations

SHARP DISPUTE HINTS TROUBLE INPARIS TALKS   Washington Attacks Soviet For Seizing Of Food And Removing Of Plants

U. S. Insisting On New Economic Deal for That  Nation   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic Reporter

PEACE PARLEY CONFLICT DUE   U. S., Russian Differences Shaping Up tn Advance of Conference Onening.

CONFLICTS AT PARIS PARLEY SHAPING UP AS BYRNES LEAVES   Going To Peace Meetings As U. S. Ask New Economic Deal In Hungary

Sharp Conflict Over Hungarian Seizures Seen   -;Bymes and Molotov ‘Will Go-to Mat at Pens Session

U. S. Wants New Deal For Hungary   Russian Seizures Of Food. stuffs, Factory Removals, Shadow Peace Prospects

Byrnes Claims New Economic Setup Is Needed in Hungary   Protests Soviet Reparations Demands; U.S. Officials Leave Today for Paris Meeting

American Officials Are Unsatisfied By Moscow Letter  Manchurian Claims Still Vague;  -ood Fight Is Seen

US Dissatisfied with Red Note on Manchuria Booty  Byrnes May Take Up Issue in Paris

Americans Seek” New Appiach   fresh Way to Handie. hea Claims on Properties * in Manchuria

WATERMELLON FEAST AT © 5: ‘WOMEN. OF MOOSE MEETING THIS ‘EVENING AT 8P,

U.S. Control Of Tidelands  Turned Down House Approves Tithe of States

States Given Clear Title To Off-Shore Areas   Veto Would Be Ickes Triumph, Slap At Pauley, Lawmokers State

HOUSE APPROVES TIDELANDS BILL   MEASURE RENOUNCING U. §. CLAIMS TO OIL DEPOSITS SENT TO TRUMAN.

Opponents To Ask Truman To Veto Act   Barkley and Krug Over-Ridden By House Vote of 188 to 67

US. Control Of Tidelands  Turned Down  House Approves Teal, nf Gtatac

TIDELAND ACT IS PASSED BY HOUSE   ee ee  Truman Silent On Possible Action; Veto Recommended By Advisors

Coosa River Funds Asked By President   Truman Calls For Third Of Billion For Flood Con trol, Rivers, Harbors

Third of Billion for Flood Contro  Truman Asks Funds in Budget Message

SAYS JAP LEADEF KILLED 5 YANKS   5 More Americans  Were Killed Later

HIGH STAKES ~~ AT MEETING         RUSSIA EXPECTED TO MAKE MAIN ISSUES OF TRIESTE AND DARDANELLES CONCESSIONS

BODY OF 13YEAR OLD — GIRL FOUND   Mystery Surrounds Colorado Death; Found by’Boys

CHARGES AMERICANS ARE KEPT IN DARK   Patrick Hurley Declares Atomic Leak Was Known Abroad Before End of the War.

Everybody Knew i But U. S.—Hurley   Says Known Abroed Before End of War Atom Energy

General Hurley Asserts Transfer of Information Widely Known Abroad

DONALD O'TOOLE IS NAMED VICE-PRES, OF PULLMAN BANK   in Realty Business 15 Years; Son of Bank's President’

‘HAS EARLY CHRISTMAS   Boy Nat Expected to Live Receives Gifts in Hospital

Jews Pian ‘Balfour’ Walkouts   Arabs Strike On Anniversary Of Palestine Derclerctian

ARAB FACTIONS CALL STRIKE IN PROTEST   Walkouts Planned All Day In Palestine

ARABS LAUNCH PROTEST STRIKE   Favor National Home For Jews in Palestine

ARABS IN ZION STAGING STRIKE   Walkouts Protest Old Jewish Immigration Issue

BALFOUR DAY 10  j  BRING WALKOUTS   Arabs. To.D em onstrate A Jews Call Strike

People For OPA Senator Finds Through Letters   Downey (D-Calif) Says Messages Running — 25 To 1 In Favor

Committee Seeks To Draft “Sensible” Bill, But No. Indication. ‘of How It. Will Fare On ‘Floor; Officials. Think ~ Aroused Action By  Consumers — May Be _ Deciding Factor.

Flood of Mail Asks Senate To Save OPA   Public Pressure May Save Agency From Serious Cut

Says People Want Agency Continued....  Senators May Treat OPA Much Better Than House

PEOPLE FOR CONTINUING OPA AGENCY   Don’t Like Way House Treated Price Controls - -

Downey Looks To Mail To Advise Senators On OPA   Says Expression Of Public Opinion May Help Senate Chances

Lawmakers’ Mail Favors Price Group   OPA Extension May Get Boost In Senate

OF SUPPORT RECEIVED   Future Of Price Controls Rests With Senate   NEW ORDERS   Issued By Housing Chief; Program Is Jeopardized By House Action

Mail Is Seen Having Effect On FinalOutcomeForOPA Bill Considered In Senate

Downey Says Letters Urge Price Control   Wool Manufacturer Calls OPA Supporters Guilty Of Hokum as Senators Begin Hearing on Bill

Americans Are Hurt in Grenade Blast   Riots in Trieste - Streets

Grenade Hits . Four Americans   Rioting at Trieste Continues Violent

Americans Are Hurt in Grenade Blast   Riots in Trieste Streets Continue to Flare

VOTE AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY.   VOTE AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY,   Slight Decrease In Cost Of Direct Relief In Co.

MAY JON IN “MEAT STRIKE   Geseral Shutdown ks Threatened; US. .  Pions for Peace CC —

Packing Strike Might Close Up Butcher Shops  Threat of More Great Walkouts Hovers Over U. S.

FULL TIEUP IS THREATENED IN MEAT PLANTS   AFL Workers to Join Scheduled Strike Of CIO Union

Threatened Meat Packers Dispute May Involve AFL   Union Holding Strategy Meeting in New York to Discuss Plans

GENERAL MEAT SHUTDOWN LOOMS   A. F. OF L, THREATENS TO JOIN C. L 0. IN PACKING PLANT STRIKE.

FRANCO MOVES FOR JOINT RULE      Spanish Pretender Expected to Reject Proposal ‘ of Generalissimo

Definite Offer To Restore Spanish Monarchy Is Reported Made by Francc

MONARCHY PLAN BY FRANCO _. [S REJECTED BY ROYALISTS   PRETENDER TO SPANISH THRONE TURNS DOWN AMBITIOUS PROPOSAL OF COUNTRY’S DICTATOR

SEEK SEPARATE AGREEMENTS IN MARINE STRIKE      Two Unions Have Indicat Willingness For Such Rettlements

To Set Up New Line Of Succession   To Limit President To Two Terms

New Line of Succession To the Presidency Likely  Limit of Two Terms Is Also Possible

FBI Charge Against  Communists Backed   J. Edgar Hoover Quotes Canadian Commission To Support His Claim Reds Are ‘Boring In’

‘CANADA BACKS HOOVER CHARGE   Report On Espionage Shows Communists Are Active In North America

Anthracite Miners and Operators  Agree on Contract  “wookors Will Be Directed to Go B Back to Their Jobs Monday: ©

MINERS WIN WAGE BOOST, HEALTH FUND   Contract, Paralleling Bituminous Agreement, Calls for Increase of 18% Cents an Hour   75,000 WORKERS GO BACK MONDAY   Spokesman for Operators Estimates Accord Will Add $1 a Ton to Retail Price of Anthracite.

FUEL DIGGERS RETURNING 10 WORK MONDAY   WELFARE FUND MAY COST 60 MILLION PER YEAR

HIGHER OVERHEAD TO ADD-TO PRICE   a  Agreemen __... Signed With Government In Bituminous Fields  t Closely Parallels Contract

Hard Coal Contract   UMW Leader Gets Wage Boosts And Welfare Fund For 75.000 Miners.

AFL-UMW Signs Pact Providing For Wage Hike   75,000:'Hard Coal Men ii. Pennsylvania to Begin Work Monday

Workers Gain 18/,-Cent Raise Welfare Fund —  Miners Directed To Go Back to Wark hAandavyv

PGA Championship   Lewis Wins Again In Hard Coal Contract   UMW Leader Gets Wage Boosts Ana Welfare Fund For 75,000 Miners

Miners Get More Pay With Health And Welfare Func   Price of Anthracite Expected to Increase Approximately $1 a Ton

Anthracite Vliners and Operators  Ag ree on Contract  Pe. Will Be Directed to Go Back to Their Jobs Monday;  (ase SCS ff Ge, See ON eT yn. eRe Ye

75,000 Miners Will Return t Work Monday   Large Increase in Overhead Expected From New Contract

Anthracite Miners Get New Contract   75,000 Miners on Strike For Week Will Return To Work Monday; To  Have Vacations 

COLD WEATHER TESTS SLATED  Lead Ships Of Navy Expedition Sail For South Polar Regions

SAILING OF BYRD SHIPS IS ANNOUNCED   Part of Expedition Is on Its Way to Antarctic Regions

4,000 Men in Party Byrd's Navy Expedition to South Pole Gets Under Way

OHIPS SET OUT FOR SOUTH POLE   NAVY VESSELS LOADED WITH SUPPLIES FOR FOURMONTH EXPEDITION. 

Lockout Closes Argentine Shops   Employers Oppose Edici Granting Pay Raises

BUSINESS CHIEFS HALT COMMERCIAL LIFE IN ARGENTINE   Lockout. Protests Govemment Decree for General Banke in Woaes

More Strife  In Argentina   Business Shuts Down In Face Of Warning

Argentina Has © General Lockout   Protest Against Decree Ordering Wage Hike

ARGENTINA ™ BUSINESS IS HALTED.   All Industry. Stops i in Protest Against  Government

Argentina May Have Solution To Strike Plavue   ALL INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS LIFE SUSPENDED

ALL BUGINEos CALLS OTRIKE IN ARGENTINE   Three-Day Lockout Protests Gevt? Decree: Police to Use Guns.

Argentina’s Commercial Life Closes Down   Lockout Is in Protest  To Government Decree Rey Col Tuan TD Peron

All Business In Argentine  Ts Shut Down   Business, Industrial Leaders Balk At Raising Wages 10 To 25 Per Cent

ARGENTINE BUSINESSES ON STRIKE   Factories, Stores Close In Protest Against Decree

CHICAGO HOTEL FIRES. PROBED   Series of Blazes at the Congress Arouses Suspicions OF Police

rires in Chicago  Series of Flames in Congress Hotel Probed; One Men Suffacated

MEASURE PUTS ALL AUTHORITY IN GOVERNMENT   Atomic Energy Bill Is Sent to House ' Members for Approval

CANOL PROJECT IN CANADA UNNEEDED UNDER WAR PLANS   Operations Called Off Although Project Was Allowed To Be Continued

BITTER FIGHT OF UNIONS DUE   CiO And AFL Top Officials Called Into Dispute Over Beer Workers

AFL, CIO Square Off For Battle  Top teeter Enter ao. Chiefs Peale

SHOWDOWN DUE IN PGH, STRIKE   Battle Between Brewery CIO And AFL Factions

Atom Research Scientist Held For Betrayal      Dr. Alan Munn May Is Taken From Class At London

BRITISH ATOM EXPERT HELD   ADMITS GIVING SECRETS TO OUTSIDE PERSON

British Atomic Scientist Under Arrest   Dr. A. M. May Says He Told Secrets to  I'nidentified Percan

SCIENTIST HELD IN SECRET LEAK   Britisher Worked Atomic Energy Plans in Canada

SCIENTIST. ARRESTED IN LONDON   -Admits Giving  Atomic Secrets to Unidentified Person

Briton Admits ‘Leak’ of Secrets   Atomic Researcher Charaed in London

“Dick” Crayne At Western Union  Returns To School After Army Service

Mackenzie:   India Is At Last On The mage To Self-Rule After Approving British Plan  :

ALL-INDIA CONGRESS JOINS IN ACCEPTANCE OF BRITISH PLAN TO GIVE NATION FULL INDEPENDENCE

$22,000,000 Available for Construction of Arkansas Highways in Fiscal Year

State To Get Large Sum To Spend On Roads   OVER $21,000,000 SET UP FOR BUILDING ROADS IN ARKANSAS

COMPELLED T0 REINSTATE VET   Federal Judge Against “Super Seniority” Claim

UOURT QVERRULES VETS’ SENIORITY   Judge Holds Non-Service Man May Keep Job If He Served Longer

[Bidault, Truman Ignored Politics  In Chat. Frenchman Flatly Asserts

Requests Hodes Ruling on Act to Limit Taverns   Sub-Committee Chairman Asks Opinion on Legality of Moss Proposal.

Congressional District Set-Ups Up to Voters   U. S. Supreme Court Refuses to Enter Controversy

High Court Hands Down Important  Decisions   Declines To Order Hlinois To Change Its Congressional  - Districts

Foes Of Seaway Continue Fight   Would Be Calamity, Spokesman Declares

Secretary Byrnes May Resign Over Wallace's Speech   American Delegates At Peace Conference See Possibility Of Such Action

TELEPHONE STRIKE’ , STARTS THURSDAY MORNING 6 O'CLOCK   U. S. CONCILIATOR MANNO SAYS NEGOTIATIONS ARE “SADLY DEADLOCKED”

Long - Distance Operators Wili Walkout Mar. 7   Union Says A. T. & T. Re fueal te Grant 1344 Cenia Hour Increase Leaves  Strike Only Alternative   Company ReadyTo Pay Le Increase   Further Negotiations Preposed; Locai Cali Operators In Maryland To Respect Picket Lines

UNION LEADERS GO AHEAD WITH WALKOUT PLAN   Owners’ Answer To Lewis On Coal Talks Expected Within Day Or Two

Phone Workers Sef Thursday as Date for Strike   Wage Negotiations® In Long Line Dispute Now at Standstill

Dispute Between Unions and AT&T Deadlocked Over Wage Demands, Conciliator Turning Situation Over To His Superiors in Washington; ‘Next Move Up to Them’

Telephone Strike Set for Thursday   Announcement Follows ; Breakup of Negotiations in Dispute   ‘Eniployes Will Leave Their Jobs in Every State  Except Six -

‘Announcement of Strike Follows ‘Parley Breakup   National Federation And 16 Affiliated Groups to Leave Their Job< at 60m

LONG DISTANCE PHONE SERVICE ENDS MARCH 3   Workers To Leave Jobs Thurs. day — Other Eniployes Also Will Strike

Stoppage Will Be Called Thursday Morning at 6; 17 Unions Decide to Walk Dut

Long Lines Phone Workers To Join:  Scheduled Strike        Walkout Begins Thu day. Unless Settle - Gis Reached.

TALKS COLLAPSE ON PAY DISPUTE OVER 3.5 CENTS   A. T. & T. Offers Increase of 15c Hour but Union Holds Out for 18.5¢ Hike   250,000 DUE TO STRIKE  Sixteen Affiliated Groups to Leave Posts; Government Mav Intercede

Union Says No Alternative After Nego‘tiations With A.T.&T. ‘Fail This Morning

DATE SET FOR PHONE STRIKE   Long Distance Operators tc Walk Out Thursday

Parleys End In Deadlock With Wages As Obstacle   Union Labels Latest AT&T 15-Cent Boost ‘As ‘A Peanut Offer’

Vision: Extension Of- — Highway 3 As Route © Chicago To Black. Hille

Jap School Teacher Dismissed by Allies   Mikhailovic’s Trial Slated for Next Month

Thirt y-Sixth Division to  Hold Meet   Brownwood Session January 19 to 22 To Dedicate Park

‘SENT MOSCOW  AS PROTEST   UNITED STATES USES “PLAIN TALK’ IN ASKING IRAN AND MANCHURIA EXPLANA: yl TIONS a,   By JOHN A. REICHMANN ,  International News Servire

United States Sends Protest  Notes To Sovie   Soviet Behavior In I.an And Manchuria Protested By Secretary Byrnes

NOTES PROTEST RUSS BEHAVIOR IN TRAN. MANCHURIA   U. 8S. Backs Up Plain Talk Plan in Two Dispatches

US. Sends Two Sharp Protest . Notes to Russia   Soviet Policy In Manchuria, Iran Under Fire

U. 5. SENDS TWO NOTES TO RUSSIA   Protests Soviet Behavior in Iran and Manchuria

Government's Plan Opposed By Statesman   Program O1 14 Points Proiected

‘Baruch Outlines “High Court Of Commerce”, Thirteen Other Precautions Against Inflation —

Baruch Asks Extension for Price Controls   Sees Necessity For Greater Industry Output

Baruch Pens 13-Point Cure For Inflation   Financier Advocates Controls Extender In Warning to U. 8.

High Court Of Commerce Is Favored For Country   Baruch Asks Repair Of Inflation Losses

BARUCH ADVISES PRICE CONTROLS, PEAK PRODUCTION   \.Noted Financier Attacks Faderal Policy Linked to Weaae Roosts

Baruch Warns of Danger in Advancing Wages and Prices While Moving to Reduce Taxes   Pleads for Establishment. of “High Court of Commerce” in Advancing a 14-Point Program to Repair Damage Already Done

‘High Court Of Commerce’ Idea  Urged By Barucl   Government's New PayPrice Policy Attacked As Inflationary.

BARUCH WARNS AGAINST WAGE BOOSTS WITH CUT TAXES  THE RACE OF SELFISHNESS IS ON

Seeks Commerce Court to Repair Inflation Damage   Severely Lashes Government’s New Wage-Price Policy

ANOTHER YEAR OF PRICE CONTROL IS URGED BY BARUCH   Asks for High Court of Commerce to Repair Inflationary Damage—President Truman Pledges Cooperation of U. S. for Peace

Output Hikels Said Necessary For Normalcy  Another Year Of Price Control le Called Far

BARUCH LASHES AT WAGE-PRICE POLICY TODAY      Outlines Program In Hearing; Wants More Production

NAM Stand ls Attacked   Dire Results Are Forecast Unless Action Is Started

Financier Flays Wage-Price Plan Set by Truman   Elimination of All Strikes, Lockouts For Year Urged

Wage-Price Policy Held  Inflationary   ‘Not Bulge, But Break,’ Baruch States; Public Is Being Bunked, He Says; Urees Price Control

BARUCH ASKS EXTENSION OF PRICE CONTROL   Cites Need for Repair of Inflationary Damage Since End of War

Asks For Board To Repair Harm From Inflation   Baruch’ Says Damage Done . In Hiking Wages, Prices While Faxes Are Sliced

Baruch  Assails Inflation  Pleads for Extra  Y aar af Cailinac.   Pleads for Extra Year of Ceilings, Grip on Wages

HITS AT WAGE BOOSTS While TAXES HEWEI   Urges Commerce Court for Inflation Curb; Asks Price Control.

Baruch Warns Against Dangers Of Inflation   Statesman Declares Price Controls Must Be  Extended For Another Year

COURT TO RULE ON WAGES AND PRICES URGED   Proposed By Baruch As Cure for Inflationary Damage

Baruch Says Price Control  Vital fo U.S.   Economist Declares Quick Action Needed To Check Infiation

EXTENSION OF OPA IS DEMANDED   Rigid Controi Of Wages Also Is Recommended

Baruch Lays Down 13-Point Program To Halt Inflation   Economy Expert Calls For a ‘'High Court Of Commerce” to

OUTLINES A 14POINT PROGRAM TO SAVE NATION   Greater Production Greatest Need, Elder Statesman Says; Proposes “High Court Of Com ie merce,

Baruch. Puts Emphasis On Production   His 13 Recommendations Include Repair of Inflationary Damages Already Done

Baruch Warns Nation To Check Inflation; Urges Price Controls   Calls For Firmer Grip On Wages; 14-Point Program Laid Down

Baruch  Asks Curb  on Costs   Pleads for Extension of Price Control Plus Grip on Wages

BARUCH WOULO "KEEP OPA FOR ANOTHER YEAR   Statesman Stresses Greater Output in U.S.— Calls Wage Policy Inflationary

Baruch Outlines: Program To Aid .  Economic Health   Strésses Greater Outpit, ~ Asks Renewal of OPA: Would . Ban Strikes,  T ackouts,

Baruch Says Production Is the Key    E Ider Statesman Says Greater Output, With Firm Price Control  Essential to Economy

Elder Statesman Would Maintain Clamps On Prices And Wages   Selfishness Race Is On He Declares   Opposing Inflation, He Calls For Increased ¢ U.S. Production

Baruch Calls for ‘High Court of Commerce’ fo Combat Inflation   Lashes:Out at Government's New Wage-Price, Policy InAppealing For Year's Extension ‘of . OPA: Presents Program to: ‘Repair Break’

Baruch Urges Another Year Of Price Control With Firm Grip On Wages

Opposed To NAM’S  Proposal   Baruch Declares Manufacturers  Do Not Know What They Are Asking For

Baruch Demands ‘Repair’ Of Inflationary Damage; Suggests Conimerce Court

Cal Ses wT OPA Ey bod § ion To C ; nflation  5 > Production @  3e Overriding

Output hikels Said Necessary For Normalcy  Another Year Of   Another Year Of  Price Control le Called Far

Baruch Calls For Court of 7 Commerce and Control of Prices Extended One Year

Barueh Says Extension of  OPA Needed   House Committee Is Told NAM Making Mistake in Seeking End of Price Control Program

BARUCH URGES EXTENSION OF PRICE CONTROL   Statesman Foresees Bright Future When Production Begins To Roll

iF ilipines Fight [Besie ged Huks With “Mor tars   Army Emphasizes Threat To Crash Large Organization of Dissident Guerrillas

“assests FO EN Ge PSV EE So oe ne  Barber Shop Music Goes ’Round and ’Round and Comes Out Gand?

THIRD BOMB TEST PLANS CONTINUED   Blandy Ignores Rumor Con: gress May Ban Blast

Streamline Congress ls Mapped   Changes Requested Include Elimination of Many Committees

Will Modernize Congress With Fewer Committees, ‘And Less Group Pressure

Cut Is Asked In Congress Committees   Reorganization Would Reduce Them By Half; Pay Boost Also Urged

SEEK CUT IN COMMITTEES OF HOUSE, SENATE   Special Committee Recommends Elimination Of Many Committees

Elimination  Of Many Cong. Standing Groups Recommended   Reorganization Plan Hae 27 Points

Group Streamlining Congress Is For Pa Raise. Committee Slash And Pensions

Ur.ced Steelworkers “sed by Baffalo Plan fer Work Stoppage   N. Y. Car Wheel Company Bases Claim on Alleged Breach of Contract

Miners Ask. For Soap   Seek Government Aid To Relieve Shortages in Wee Virginia.

(50,000 Fire Hits Shopping (enter In Texas   Neiman Marcus Depart+ Store Has Stocks  ment Wined Out In Blazes

Nieman-Marcus Hil By $500,000 Blaze   Reserve Stock Burns ot Dalles Fashion Center

FIRE DESTROYS GOODS IN STORE   Estimate Damage at Over $500,000 IN Dallas, Texas

Marcus Neiman Store Badly Damaged   Reserve Stocks Of Famous Concern Wiped Out

ISMARTSET STORE IN DALLAS SCENE ‘OF SERIOUS FIRE   Huge Blaze Sweeps -Through Basement of Stere Early Saturday Morning

$500,000 Pacing In Dallas Fire.   Famed. Neiman. Marcus Department Store Is. Scene Of Blaze.

Fire Sweeps Dallas Store   Loss To Exceed Half Million as Blaze Races Through Basement Storage.

BASEMENT FIRE BURNS FASHION CENTER STOCK   Damage from Blaze Set at 200,000 ln Farmed Daltas Department Store

Fire Guts Dallas Store   Damage to Famed Department Store Set at §500.000 ©

FIRE RUINS $900,000 IN MERCHANDISE   Reserve Stocks in Basement of Dallas’ Neiman Marcus Store Virtually Wiped Out—Upper Floors Damaged.

Von Ribbentrop Declares Former British Prime Minister Threatened to Destroy Germany; High English and French Figures May Testify

Seeks to Call Ex-War Leader As Witness   37 Others  May Be Asked  bo

Produce Churchil Asks Ribbentrop   Prominent Names on Defense List

Goering’s Defensa Will Be That He Tried te Avert Aes With Britein

Ribbentrop Tells Of Churchill Defy   Declares Prime Minister Warned England Would Crush Germany

NAZI ASKS CALL FOR CHURCHILL   Appearance Of Ex-Premier Sought By Ribbentrop

Churchill Is Wanted   Von Ribbentrop Requests Former Prime Minister Be Called to Trials

VON RIBBENTROP ASKS CHURCHILL   Wants British Leader  at Nuernbers Tyial

VON RIBBENTROP ASKS TESTIMONY FROM CHURCHILL  GERMAN WAR CRIMES  DEFENDANT SEEKS 20 WITNECCES

13 OF THEM ARE TIED UP. A’ DOCKS IN DETROIT; UNION SAYS STRIKE WILL BE ee: : PER CENT EFFECTIVE”

Strike May Tie Up All Lake Ships   a Ee  Picket Lines Established At All Ports As Workers  Leave Vessels

President Worried By Highway Toll   Says Figures Point Up Need For Nationwide AccidentReduction Campaign

The Political Scene ————_-—____—__—_ Both Parties Line Up Slates For Primaries

 Action Is Branded As Dictatorial Wheat Requisitioning Plan Of Government Is Assailed

Wheat Requisition Plan Is Assailed   Senators Call U. S. Proposal  “Totalitarianism”

House Starts. Food Inquiry  Reena Plan   ‘Grain Seizing Plan Called Dictatorship

FORMER BENSALEM ' PARATROOPER IS KILLED IN CRASH   Gustave F. Werner, 23, One Time War Prisoner, Is  Jeep Accident Victim   Companion, Carl Weaver, of Andalusia, Taken to  : Hospital

FORMER PARATROOPER ONES IN AN ACCIDENT   Gustave F. Werner's Car Ran Against Tree   COMPANION IS INJURED

4 Drown In Lake Tragedy Sunday   Rescuers Save Five When Rowboat Tips

PHILADELPHIA DYE. AND CHEMICAL PLANTS. SCENE OF BLASTS. : FIRE -

War Powers Act Extension Wins House Approval   Senate Debates Minimum Wage; Naval Fund Slash Is Questioned

HUNT FUGITIVE 5S TROOPS AND AMMUNITION   Also Seek Biack Market Supplies in Secret Move Today

American Troops Raid Hungarian Fleet on Danube   Machineguns, Radio, U.S. Army Food Found Aboard at Vilshofen

Nazi River Boat Yields Much Booty   Yanks Raid Craft Suspected of Smuggling SS Fugitives and vind Machine Guns, Radio Sets and U. S. Army Food.

FOOD AND CLOTHING   Fleet Suspected Of  Smuggling Fugitives, Contraband

Yankees’ Move On 400-Vessel  Fleet Surprise   Boats Suspected OF Sanye giing $5 Fugitives, Ammunition and Black Market Supplies   Arms, U.S. Army Food Are Found   R adio Tranemitlers and Re.  oceivers Among Contraband: Hundred On  Bourd Held

4.000 Americans Raid Hungarian River Section   355 FUGITIVES SOUGHT IN SURPRISE DAWN ' RAID

Search Ships  For Hidden SS  Fugitives, Gun   Counter - Intelligence Agents Investigate River Fleet Crew Members.

Yanks Raid Hungarian River Fleet   Seek Black Market Supplies, 5S Fugitives, Ammunition

Hunt Black Market Stuff, SS Fugitives   45-Mi. Stretch Of Dan.ube Covered; Hundreds Of Suspects Taken.

U.S, TROOPS SURPRISE HUNGARIAN FLEET   4,000 Americans Searct Danube Boats In Germany

NEARLY 400 BOATS SEIZED, SEARCHED BY 4.000 SOLDIERS   FLEET SUSPECTED OF SMUGGLING FUGITIVES, BLACK MART SUPPLIES

U.S. Troops Raid Hungarian Boats   Smugglers and Black Marketeers Target of Sudden Blow

Troops Board 400 Vessels; Nab Hundreds   Seize Weapons, Radios, U. S. Army Food; Other Contraband

U.S, SOLDIERS RAID HUNGARIAN RIVER FLEET   Gl’s Strike at Dawn for Black Market Goods, Fugitives, Ammunition

Claim SS Fugitives  Among Contraband Being ‘Transported   F ind Former Hungarian Navy Units With 400 Ships Boarded By GI’s  In Halting Activities On Danube

U. S. Troops Raid Danube Smugglers      Nearly 400 Boats Boarded Along 45 Mile Stretch Of River in Search for SS Men and Contraband

400 BOATS BOARDED BY AMERICANS   Vessels Loaded With Contraband, Naval Officials

Troops Raid Hungarian River Fleet   Surprise Dawn Attack Aimed at Black Market Men, Supplies

Red Withdrawal From Iran Confirmed; Byrnes Asks Settlement Report

SEEK THIRD JANITOR   Unable to Get incriminating Evi. dence Against Others

Engineers Go Ahead With Dillon Plans  Only "Directive" From Congress Can Stop (+t Now

STEELMAN ASKS RIGID CONTROLS   Warns Of Sharp Depressior If Action Not Taken

John Steelman Warns Nation  Of Depression   It Is Certain, He Says, Unless Congress Re-Applies Price Control

Million and Half: Striking as Steel Unions Quit Jobs   Only Minor Disorders A: _ Walkout Starts

Production Of Steel Reduced To Mere Trickle; AN Time Record Strike In Steel And Aluminum   Industries   WORKERS PICKETING IN SNOW AND SLUSH

Steel Walkout, Largest Ir Nation’s History, Is In Full Swing, With 750,000 Idlec

730.000 Men Leave Jobs Over Nation   Pickets Take Posts In Snow And Slush At 1200 Plants

Big Producers Plan For Long Bitter Fight   No Government Plan For Seizure Is Seen

No Disorder (As Walkout IIs Started   Murrey Lays Blame Upon Big Steel for “Ignoring President’

‘Truman Will Send  EL nS ate elieaig Ss “peso  Two Messages To Congress Monday

Truman to Combine Pair of Messages   Report on State of Nation, Budget Message to Congress at Same Time

U. S. IDEAS ON ATOM READY FOR UNVEILING   Proposal To Be Laid Before 6-Nation Sub-Committee

Barkley Makes Move to  Extend Agency   Taft Charges That Buying Spree Is Being Inspired

SENATE MAY VOTE TODAY ON NEW BILL   Elimination of Two Provisions Set By Group

Kilgore Seeks 2nd Term In U.S. Senate   West Virginian, Backed by CIO-PAC, Opposes Elkins Man

MEAT CEILINGS CALLED “FICTION”   SENATE GROUP URGES REMOVAL OF PRICE CONTROLS AND SUBSIDIES,

Urges Controls On Livestock, Meat Be Ended   Breakdown Cited by Senate Group in lts Report

Strike Moves Into Oklahome   No Disruption of ‘Phone Service Likely Unless Picket Lines Formed

200 Workers In Oklahoma Go on Strike   No Picket Lines Set Up Around Telephone Buildings and Service Is Not Interrupted

Democrats Bound To PAC Policies, Taft Tells Utahns   Initiative: System “Depends on G.0.P. Win, Ohioan Says

FIGHT PREDICTED ON CONGRESSMAN   MARCANTONIO TARGET OF MOVE TO BAR HIM FROM SEAT IN HOUSE

Gen. Bradley In Warning To Veterans  Concerned Ove! Tobless Benefits

CAUTION GIVEN 59-20 VETERANS   Hard Sledding Ahead For Reckless Spenders, Says Bradley

Bradley Hits Vet Spending   Veterans Told to Get Jobs While Work is Plentiful

English Brides To Sail---Bound “or Upstate N. Y.   Wife and Daughter of Norwich Soldier Leave Southampton Saturday

Truman Asks Debt Reduction, Reclamatior Funds, and Extension of Wartime Control:

Asks Fight On Menace  Of Inflation   Wants Labor, Management To Cooperate In Bring: ! ing Industrial Peace

Higher Wages Asked by Hard Coal Workers  194-Day Old Mack Truck Strike Terms Reached

‘Hard Coal Miners Ask Pay Boost   Teatile Workers Also Demand Wage Increase Ship Strike May End

Coal Miners Bid for Higher Pay  Lewis Is Asked to - Reopen Contract

Two Youths Lose Lives In Lake Michigan   Third Manitowoc Youth Is Rescued By Police After Skiff Overturns Off Silver Creek Park

Russia Tackles Atomic. Research  Will Play Huge Role in New 5-Year Plan

TRUMAN TO INVITE. G.0.P. TO MEETINGS   Leaders To Get Bid to Legis lntiue Parlave

GOP Leaders Invited to Weekly Talks   Contests Over Floor Leaders in House, Senate Developino

Truman to Invite G.O.P. Leaders To Weekly Legislative Conferences

President Backs Pledge to GOP   Republican Leaders Will Get Invitations To Discuss Policies

Truman to Ask GOP Leaders To Conferences   Will Follow Up President’s Proposal Of Co-Operation

i Back of the Headlines  Observers In Palestine \Fear Anglo-Jewish War

TROLLEY “SANTA” ‘PASSED OUT CHEER   Bogus Motorman Generous With Firm’s Transfers

‘MINIMUM WAGE BATTLE LOOMS   Senate Group Approves Revised Version of Bili

. BOARD APPOINTMENT -GAUSES NO CHANGE _IN SHUTDOWN PLANS  "SERVICE TO STOP AT 6 A. M,, SATURDAY AS - §CHEDULED IN TEXAS

CALLED To MADRID    British Reports Spanish Ambassador Has Been Recalled

OPA ACCUSED BY DRY GOODS MEN   ‘Phony Comparisons’ Charged By Retail Association Before Senate Group

COLD WAVE IS HEADING EAST   New Threat To Vegetable Crops Orchards, Grain Fields

SPRING COLD WAVE HEADS. EASTWARD   Freezing “Weather Follows Storms in West

Flood Relief Seer As Susquehanna River Hits Crest   Elmira Reports Chemung River Dropping; Ten Lives Claimed

Flood in East Takes ‘Ten Lives, Causes Heavy Property Loss   Williamsport, Pa., One of Hardest Hit Communities, Elmira, N. Y., Report River Waters Are Receding

ITowns In New York, Pennsylvania Hit  Flood Waters C aim Ten: Damage Mounts

BABY GIRL, WEIGHING ONLY A POUND AND A HALF AT BIRTH, IS FOUND IN GARBACE cat

Official Says OPA'Wrecked Meat Industry  Chicago Becomes But Whistle 2 See ieee es eee, Eee a  fee S   Chicago Becomes But Whistle Stop; Cattle Are Moved East

OPA BLAMED BY UNION FOR MEAT CRISIS   Workers Say Agency Has Wrecked Industry And Caused Unemployment

HOUSE DERIDES SOVIET SECREC)   Relief Through UNRRA Barred To Nations Censoring Press

 MOVE SAID AIMED AT SOVIETS   House Would Bar UNRRA Aid  To.Nations Banning Newsmen .

HOUSE VOTES 3-1 TO BAR AMERICAN RELIEF TO RUSSI   Moscow’s Reported Censorship of Press Accounts of Distribution of Aid  Leads to Action.   PROVISION TACKED TO UNRRA MEASURE   Sponsor Declares “It Is Time to Quit Appeasing” —. Senate Yet to Consider ~ Legislation.

Time To Quit Appeasing, Dirksen Says In Discussing UNRRA Funds      CONGRESS OPPOSED’TO PRESS CENSORSHIPS

House Writes Russ Ban in  UNRRA Fund   Stand on Censorship Brings Call to End ‘Appeasement’

BAN AID FUND TO COUNTRIES CURBING NEWS   House Action Would Cut UNRRA Help  For Russians

HOUSE DENIES UNRRA FUNDS TO CENSORSHIP   American Relief May Be Withheld From Soviet States

House Votes Curb On Relief ‘lf Press Barred   Action Aimed At Russia; Time To Quit Appeasing, Said

Limitations Placed on  Relief Funds   Nations Censoring Press Cannot Share U.N.R.R.A.

HOUSE VOTING EYES USE OF UNRRA RELIEF   Distribution Of Fund Seen Aimed At  Russia

Blow at Russians  House Acts to Bar U. S. Relief  Through UNRRA Over Censor   ‘Insult to Friendly Nation,’ Rep. Cannon Says; Appeasement Program Scored; Soviet Policy Target of Dirksen

House Action May Bar U.S. Funds to Red:   Halt Is Asked to Flo. OF Relief to Nations  Cannes Bes.

House Aims Relief Ban At Soviets   Votes Against UNRRA Aid Through Nation Gagging Disposal. -

Strings Tied To UNRRA Aid  House Approves Order   House Approves Orde: For Free News Access

U. S. Free Enterprise Faces Test   Must Make Good in Next Few Years Against Rising Tide of Socialism in World

Seal Of $92,000 Is Set For City Community Chest Drive Opens Today

Joyful America Leads World In Rousing Welcome To New Year   Flood Of New Goods One Goal Of Nation For Coming Year

Allied Nations’ Victorious Roars  Hail New Year  Vanquished Japs, Germans Hope For Better Days

New Year Celebrants-From Hong Kong to HollywoodGreet 1946 With Gayest Revelry Since Roarins 20s

Explosions Ienite Gas In Refinery   Many Burned Badly At Pennsylvania Sua Oil Companv

2 KILLED, 100 HURT IN GIL PLANT FIRE   BLAZE RAGES FOR FOUR HOURS IN REFINERY AT MARCUS HOOK, PA.

BLAST ROCKS WIDE AREA AT MARCUS HOOK   Condition of Several Of Injured Is Said To Be Critical

Two Killed, 100 Hurt in Oil Fire In Pennsylvania   Blaze Accompanied by Earth-Shaken Blasts

FLAMES SWEEP SUN PLANT AT MARCUS HOOK   Heavy Loss Is Predicted; Patients, Many Seriously Hurt, Pour Into Hospitals

100 Injured In Refinery Blast & Fire  Two Men Lose Live At Sun Oil Plant

KILLS 2 HURTS 100   ‘Sun Oil’s Marcus Hook Plant Fire Rages 4 Hours; Damaae Costly

2 Dead, 100 Hurt in  Blasts, Fire   World's Largest Alkylation Plant, Unit of Sun Oil Company, Swept by Flames and Explosions

EXPLOSION AND FIRE DESTROY OIL REFINERY   Two Known Dead And 100 Injured In Blast At Marcus Hook, Pa.   CONCUSSION FELT 15 MILES DISTANT

Quakertown’s Police Force Of Three Full-Time and I Part-time Men Make a Drive

QUAKERTOWN POLICE CURBING TRAFFIC   A Total of 246 Arrests Were Made Since Jan. 1st For Traffic Violations

Bloomington, Ind., Pair  Murdered; Bodice Found — In Old Mill Sludge Pit

Businessman. Choir Singer Found Slain   Bludgeoned Bodies of Cguple Discovered in Abandoned Mill

Find No Clue fo Slayer of Man, Woman   Mystery Shrouds Death of Prominent Couple ~ at Bleemingten, Ind.

PROBE SLAYING OF MAN, WOMAN   Bodies of Indiana Pair Found In Old Stone Pit

UNION HOLDING UP CONTRACT WITH FORD CO   RIFT BETWEEN TOP MEN OF UAW-CIO IS WIDENED

C10-Ford  Contract  Hits Saag   Union's National Council Rules No  Arbitrator Needed

PRODUCTIVITY CLAUSE DRAWS UNION’S FIRE   Auto Workers’ Council Holds Up Contract  Ratification

(10 Orders Contract To Be Renegotiated   Certain Phases of Ford Bargain Are to be Reviewed

Reconsideration of Clause on Productivity Is Directed   NO OBJECTION TO WAGE INCREASE OF 18 CENTS   General Motors and Union Will Resume Sessions Today

UNION ASKS CHANGE IN FORD CONTRACT   Renegoliation of Productivity Clause Ordered by C. ¥. 0. Auto Workers Council.

New Japanese Constitution Rejects War      Mikado Merely Fioure Of State

Sassen Surprises Friends by Early Announcement for President in 1948

STASSEN AIDES VOICE SURPRISE (VER EARLY BIE   Timing of His Announced Candidacy for GOP Nomination ts Unusual   REASON STILL UNCLEAR   Backers Agree Something Must Have Prompted Open Statement

Stassen Men Display Great Confidence   Tossing of Hat Into Ring Comes  Ao Geseemevicsa Plaw

Commission Edging Toward Shewdown Vote; Rules Are Decisions Says Red Foreion Minister

Challenges U.S., British Right to Change Stand   Amendment Suggested for Treaty Revisions Falling Short on Votes to Go to Big Four

Brynes Urfes Big Four Foreigr Mimsters Council Meet Simul. taneously With Peace ConferAE.   WOULD FACILITATE ACTION OF GROUPS

Molotov Says Will Fight Voting Plan   Challenges U. S., British Right to Change Position

MAJORITY RULE IS TARGET FOR SOVIETS’ BLAST   Molotov Again Challenges Anglo-U.S. Right To Alter Position

NATIONS DEMAND TREATY CHANGES BY MAJORITY VOTE   Byrnes Urges “Big Four’ Sessions Simultaneous with Paace Parley

U.S. SECRETARY URGES SESSION CALLED AT ONCE   Small Powers Praise Stand On Two-Thirds Vote At Peace Confab

Sec. Byrnes Would Accept Any Rule Drawn By Them   Secretary Also Urges That Members Of Bi Four Agree To Simultaneous Meeting To Facilitate Work Of Buth.

REDS PROMISE BITTER FIGHT AGAINST CHANGE   Showdown Vote on Procedure of Voting Near

May Ill Cannot  Appear   To Testify on Activities in Behalf of a  Munitions Combine

May Ill, Cannot Testify For Two Weeks. Report   Suffers Heart Attack; Mead Asks To Probe income Tax of Group

SUFFERS HEART ATTACK ON EVE OF APPEARANCE  INVESTIGATORS OF  ARMS SCANDAL TO CALL IN PHYSICIAN

Claim That Congress. man Is Too Ill To Testify   ae a a  Probers Uncertain As To What Action To - Re Taken.

May Reported Iil, Fails To Testify; Garsson Once Capone's Friend

Mcad Committee Skeplical il ch ence daa  Call Doctor To Explain May’s Sudden Sliness

May Too Ill To Testify   Doctor Says He Can’t Appear in War Probe For at Least Ten Days

Explanation of May's Illness Asked by Group   Fails to Appear In Profits Case

May’s Doctor To Answer  Questions  Physician Will Offer Formal Explanation Of Sudden Illness

Doctor States May Too Ill to Testify.  For Next Few Days  Counsel Magee Says Legislator Reported Varv It] bv Doctor

ee eS i aliadial  Committee Will Hear Physician   Records Show Garsson Fired From Labor Past

REP. MAY SUDDENLY TAKES ILL   Fails to Appear To Testify on  His Activities 

Physician Says Heart Condition May Be 10 Days  Clearing   CHECK GARSSON PAST

Legislator Ill, Says Attorney   Munitions Man Was Friend Of Capone

Senate Curious’  Of May’s Hness   Formal Medical Testimons Is Sought; Heart . Attack Reported

PLAN TO SEEK EXPLANATION OF ILLNESS   Suffers Heart Attack On Eve Of Hearing   MUNITIONS PROBE   Discloses Garsson Once Or “Very Friendly’ Terms With Al Capone

MAY'S ILLNESS TO DELAY QUESTIONING   Physician Says Heart Condition May Be 10 Days Clearing Up   ‘CHECK GARSSON PAST

DETAILS ASKED ON MAY ILLNESS   Profits Probers Seek Reason For Delay

May Unable to 1 Attend Because Of Serious HHness; Truman Is Consulted   PRESIDENT ASKED FOR RELEASE OF RECORDS

Formal Medical Reason Sought for May’s Absence.   Chairman Mead Says May’s Physician Will Be Asked to Define Nature of Hlness

Ask Medical Report Upon May’s IIness   Formal Statement From Doctor Asked As Congtessman Taken Suddenly TL

Waitt Made Secret Trip With May’s Letter To Eisenhower   Says He Doesn't Know How Congressman Founc Out He Was Goine: Messenrer Rav Sonatar Sav:

IIness. Prevents May Appearance In Profits Probe   Committee to Seek Defininte Proof of Kentuckian’s Collapse

May Sick; Doctor to  Tell Cause   Labor Department Files Show Garsson Friendly With Capone

May's Doctor Invited To Tell How Ill He Is   Labor Dept. Data On Murray Garsson Shawe Cannone Tie

Power to Probe Income Tax Data  Asked by Mead   May Fails to Appear, Sends Committee Word He Is Seriously Ill

Profit Probers Check On May’s Sudden Illness   Doctor To Explain Why Kentuckian Is Unable To Testify.

Suddenly Unable To Talk, Doctor Says Is Heart Atfack   Files Brought to Committee Showing Garsson Once Very Friendly with Capone

EXPLANATION SOUGHT OF . MAY ILLNESS   Congressman Is Unable to Take Part in Probe

DOCTOR TELLS GROUP CONGRESSMAN IN FOR TEN DAYS-TWO WEEKS   IMPORTANT FIGURE IN INVESTIGATION FELLED ON EVE OF APPEARANCE

Sudden IIIness of May Checked by Committee’   Alleged Heart Attack Prevents Appearance in Profits Probe

Rep. May Stricken, Unable to Testify   Doctor Testifies Congressman Will Not Be In Condition to Appear Before Senate Committee For At Least 10 Days; Heart Attack Reported

Committee Will Probe  Garsson Co.   Rep. May. Suffering Heart Attack, Unable To Testifv For Week

Vigilante Day Paradels Big Success   Early-Day Scenes Depicted by Helena Students

Vigilante Day Paradels BigSuccess  Ea rly De y Scene: Dep icted by

Ready plans for Chinese to take over  Russ agree to transnort troon:

Reds To Help Chinese Troops   Chang’s Forces To Oceupy Chungchun

Tension High  In Manchuria   Chinese Prepare to. Occupy Manchurian Canital Cito

RULES 28 JAPS MUST BE TRIED   Military Court Lays Down New Concept Of International Law

Tojo, 27 Others Must Face Trial  Court Dismisses All Defense Motions

New Concept of World Law Laid Down by Tokyo Court Tribunal Rules: Japs Must Be Tried

Court Says Japs Must Face) Trial   Allied Fribinal Dismisses All Détense Motions  In Historic Ruling

Declare Tojo War Criminal   International Court Rules Japanese Leaders Must Stand. Trial.

Phone Dispute Unyielding To Federal Pleas      ae ‘am: ; os #5 More Than: 14 Hours’ Of Steady. Government Pres.  sure Fails to Bring Au  : Apreement   Walkout Is Timed To Start At6 A, M.   Baltinrore Union: Leadex  ex to Criti eisuii Froin Medical Seciety  Pee “be ASSHES AL

Fail to Get Aereement or Phone Strike   Weary Federal Conciliators Report Some Progress

Nationwide Telephone Strike Deadline Nears; Government Fails To Produce Agreement   Walkout Scheduled To Begin At 6 A. M. Tomorrow; Not To ‘Jump The Gun’

Telephone Workers All Set To Launch. ‘Nationwide Strike —   Steady Government Pressure Unsuccessful In Waae Negotiations To Avert Walkout

ARMY SCOURS STUTTGART S UNDERWORLD   Raids Seek Bombers OF U. S. Headquarters And Police Offices

American Troops Again Raid Stutigart Sector  Troopers Supported by Tanks in Hunt for Terrorists

Stutigart’s Underworld Combed For Terrorists Blamed For Bomb Plot

DRIVER FOR MEHRING FINED AT COLUMBUS   Charged With Cruelty To Animals —Had 114 Dogs In Single Truck Enroute To Indianapolis

REPUBLICANS HOLD CAUCUS   Will Select House Leaders in Columbus Today

BIG FOUR FACES GREATEST TEST   ITALIAN-YUGOSLAV FRONTIER TOUGH PROBLEM

MINISTERS IN BORDER BATTLE   Argument Over Yugoslav. Italian Frontier May End Big 4 Meeting

FRONTIER  ISSUE ARGUED AT PARIS      Italian- Yugoslav Border Is Crux Of Peace Talks

3) Hurt as Bus Leaves Road   Greyhound Hits Ditch, Culvert Near Madison

GUARANTEED WAGE ASKED BY C10 MEMBERS   Second Round of Pay Increases Sought From Big Industries

ClO TAKES UP CRUSADE FOR HIGHER WAGES   25 Cents More Hourly Guaranteed Annual  Income Asked

HOURLY RAISE OF 25 CENTS NEW ClO GOAL   PLEDGE OF ANNUAL WAGE SOUGHT FOR SIX MILLION

CIO Girds To Obtain Pay Hike   Will Ask Guaranteed An nual Wage For Its 6,000,000 Members

GUARANTEED ANNUAL WAGE GOAL OF CIO   Take Play From Lewis In Seeking Second Round Pay Hikes

C.1.0. Plans Drive for Pay  Increases and Annual Wage   Demand for 25-Cent Hourly Boost May Come Out of Meetings This Week and Next—Poiicies of Three Unions, Steel, Auto and Electrical Workers, to Be Formulated Monday—Hope for Quick Terms Without Strikes.

25-Cent Boost Said CIO Goa   Unions Prepare Demand Far Hicher Wares

Series of Meetings Start This Week; General 25-Cent Hourly Increase May Be Demanded

CHIANG FORCES CLAIM VICTORY AT MUKDEN   After Battle ‘With Communists

CHINESE REDS PERIL MUKDEN   Reynolds Packard Dispatches Eye-Witness Story From Besieged City

Roy Crowley Weds Mildred Marienau  - Were Married In Des Moines Tuesday

PROMOTION OF MARK CLARK IS APPROVED   ‘Fine Record’ Praised Despite Objections Of Texas 36th War Vets

‘OPA ATTORNEYS CHARGE AUTO BLACK MARKET IN CAIRO, ILLINOIS AUCTION

Will Return Couple to Erie   Man Held in Savannah Said to Have Admitted Hiding Fisher Body

Place to Start ls Atom Spying Says Bridaes   Investigation Of U.S. Policy Urged by Solons

GET-“TOUCHER, —BRIDGES-SAYS   SENATOR WANTS "TOUGHER" POLICY BY STATE DEPARTMENT TOWARD RUSSIA

ASKS ‘TOUGHER’ SOVIET POLICY   Bridges Joins Request for State Department Probe

G0. P. MUST WIN SOME OF BIG CITIES   Carried Only Eight Of 91 Largest Cities in 1944

BIG CITIES ARE ELECTION KEY   REPUBLICANS MUST CARRY THEM TO WIN

Repu blicans Are Wooing Big Cities   Forecasters Say They Will Need Vote There To Capture Control Of House

GOP Must Win Big Cities to Control House   FDR Carried Areas By 10-1 Ratio in Final Election

Republicans’ Must. Gain ‘Strength In Big Cities To ‘Win Control Of The House

Railmen Work When MPs Get Guard Orders   Strike Is Postponed As U.S. Seizure of Line Is Scheduled

Defendant In Trial Here Dies   Sensational Trial Of Mrs. Anne Lyddane In Hagerstown Ended In Accauittal.

OPA Is F acing Stiff Battle  For Existence  GOP Leader Asserts Only Two Controls Worth Retaining

Wherry Says OPA Must Be Changed In Some Respects   Senators Friendly te Agency Say It Faces Fight for Life

Wherry Asks New Set-Up In Keeping Sugar, Rent Control!    Operations Could be Transferred to Other Agencies  to Disband Department After Expiration Date, June 30

Foes Contest  OPA Survival!   Sugar, Rents Said Onl Coutrots Worthwhile

eos Seer Ree ee ee ee ee  ~ BY HOUSE GROUP   Senator Wherry Contends Controls on Sugar, Rents Only Ones Needed

UMW APPEARS TO HAVE LOST WIDEN AGAIN   Collective Bargaining Election Indicates Independents Won

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM OF BIG DIFFERENCES IN U. S., SOVIET OPINIONS SAID COMPLICATED

Mackenzie Looks At The Russian-Western Alies Problem .  How Can We Wipe Out Suspicion?

[4 aceenzies Column Mutual Pledge Among. Nations is Key To Solid World Peace

Amity Pact: With Russia’ Might Help  In 1933: Reds Gave  . Guarantee Aguinst essoletinge and Pro.

IRAN DELAYS REPORT ON RED WITHDRAWAL   UN Council Session Faces New Problem

DEADLINE ON IRAN REPORT IS MIDNIGHT   Civil War Expected to Prevent Definite Statement, However

Navy to Probe Dive Bombing on Lake Erie   Pilots of Training Run Mistakes Private Yacht for Target

Navy Probes Dive Bombing Of Lake Boat      Fishing Craft I; Set Ablaze

Yacht Bombing Inquiry Ordered   Craft Mistaken For Lake Erie Target

Planes Accidentally Set Fishing Craft Afire in Lake Erie   Navy Orders Full Investigation of Bombing; Seven Men Aboard Cruiser Escape injury When Boat Is Mistaken for Attack Target

Navy Probes Yacht Bombing in Lake   Seven Fishermen Escape When Planes Aitack 38-Font Crnicer

FULL SCALE PROBE OF DIVE - BOMBING OF YACHT SOUGHT   Training Planes Attack Ship on Lake Erie; Craft Burns to Water Line

‘Bombing’ Of Pleasure  Craft Probed   Civilian Boat Suffera 35.000 Damage When Pilet Mistakes Areca.

WRONG TARGET Probes Bombing Of Yacht  One On Lake Erie  MO i Re Fa Be Bw

Yacht Is Dive-Bombed Accidentally: By Three Navy Planes in Lake Erie;

NAVY BOMBERS DESTROY YACHT   PLEASURE BOAT IS BURNED WHEN HIT BY PRACTICE BOMB

Private Yacht Bombed By Navy Planes   Cruiser Mistaken For Floating Target

Navy Fliers Bomb Yacht in Lake Erie Sunday By Mistake   Craft Burns, Owner is InJured; Navy Will Dis cipline Men

Progress Seen In Atomic Research   Idea of Powering  Planes With Atomic  ———— a  2

Atomic Energy For Planes Now Appears Practical To Air Forces Experimenters

ATOM-POWERED PLANE RUSHED   Experiments Indicate That Idea Will Be Practical ~

PREDICT ATOM DRIVEN PLANES   idea Has ~ Progressed To  Point Where It Now Seems Practical.

75 COUNTIANS DRAWN FOR SEPTEMBER JURY   Number Of Hanoverians And Other: From This Section Among Those On List

ARSON CHARGE FOR IOWA MAN   Accuse Man of Setting Fire to Creston Home

RUSSIA IS ACCUSED BY CHURCHILL   Says Soviet Has 200 Divisions in Occupied Europe

RED INTENTICNS ARE AUESTIONED Z Ral  HvISions on War Basis     INVITES CHECK ON DATE   Fomer British Premier Also Assails Yugoslavia on Her Attitude

CHURCHILL STATES RUSSIA HAS 200 DIVISIONS IN ARMS   Former Premier Tells of Fears in Address To day at London; Yugoslavia Also Criticized.  IF ATH OF AIRMEN

Russian Troops On War Footing   Churchill Say s 200 Divisions Now in Europe

Churchill © Hears. Puseia Masses Troops   ‘200: Divisions  # Reported. ia. Qeennied Avene

Churchill Irked By Russian Acts   Briton Tells Commons Soviets Have 200 Divisions in Europe

RUSSIAN MIGHT ON WAR BASIS, CHURCHILL SAYS   Charges Red Divisions Extend From Baltic To Vienna, Black Sea

Kansas Courts Grant Injunctions Under 1943 Law   Expect Long Distance Service in State to Resume as Employes Go Back to Work

INJUNCTION OPENS TOPEKA EXCHANGE   Telephone Restraining Or der Based on open  sas Labor aiken   PICKETS TAKEN OFF

Court Halts Picketing .   _Injunction Based On. Kansas Labor Law Issued in Topeka; Phone Operators Back On Job

Injundion Drives . Pickefs from Lines Court Order Allows Telei: acu te ae

COURT'S RULING BLOCKS STRIKER   Phone Serv.ce Restored in To peka After Judge Acts Against Pickets

Topeka Phone Employes Go ~ Back fo Post   Pickets Withdrawn To Obey Temporary Injunction Issued By Kansas Judae

Miners To Seek Jobless Benefits  Cite Court Ruling In Contempt Case

W. VA. MINERS SEEK JOBLESS PAY BENEFITS   Federal Judge’s Ruling ‘No Labor Dispute’ Basis Of Demand

Interest in Jap Election Upped   Premier Brushes Of Leftist Delegation

Jap Premier Brushes Off Leftist Group   Incident Reawakens Public Interest in General Election

Heavy Turnout Likely For Jap  Vote Tomorrow   Leftists Demand Shidehara Quit, Lay Hands on Him  At Rintans Parley

Chinese Face Starvation  Rannart Gawe   Report Says Millions May Die

Reports Four Million Chinese  Face Starvation   ~UNRRA Asserts Hunan People Existing Only On Grassroots, Bark

slery Winter Takes Over Kansas   Cold and Snow Move Across State, Spell of Winter to Break Tomorrow

U.S, AID SEEKS RUBBER ACCORD   One Akron Strike Goes Or And Another’s Ended

Source of Rahies For Claims Must Now Be Certified      Attorney General Gives Opinion in County Payments to Claimants

Meat Price Hike Granted By Bowles   Slight Increase in Re tail Costs Seen As Result

GOV'T. AUTHORIZES BOOST IN MEAT CEILING PRICES.   Price Increase to Consumers of ‘About One and One-Half Per Cent Predicted By Wage Stabilization Board

EXTRA!   Higher Meat Ceiling Is Authorized   Retail Prices Expected To Rise About One And One Half Per Cent.

U. S. Permits Meat Industry To Lift Prices   Higher Ceilings In Retail Trade Authorized By Federal Order

In Ceiling Prices In Meat Indusiry   Bowles Acts After Generel Pay Boost of Packing House Workers Ordered

AVERAGE FAMILY EXPECTED TO PAY 1; PERCENT MORE  BOWLES ANNOUNCES ACTION---PACKERS

See Increase in Price of Meat   “Packers Allowed To Hike Ceilings

HIGHER MEAT PRICES ARE AUTHORIZED   Increase in the Ceilings Is Expected to Bring a Boost of About 1!) Per Cent at the Retail Level.

SCAT Lists 12 State Airports It Would Use   Standards Set Up By Company And Filed At Capitol

PRIORITY AND PRICE CHANGES      Broad Pattern Of Emer gency Housing Program To Be Retained

Housing Program Price and Priority Change Forecast  Vet Warns ‘Squatters’ May Take Boarded-Up New York Homes

Housing Price .  _ Changes Seen   Modification of Priorities Alen Annmears Likelv

Major Changes Are Suggested To Washinator   White House Laboring On Setup; Decision ls Expected

PRICE CHANGE EXPECTED IN HOUSING PLAN   Priority Orders Also May Be Changed In  New Program

Strive to Salvage Most of Federal Housing Program   President Truman May Issue Progress Report Tomorrow

FIGHT 0 SAVE HOUSING PROGRAM   SIGNS INDICATE PLANS WILL SURVIVE BUT WITH MAJOR PRICE CHANGES,

Housing Program Facing Priority, Price Revisions  Controls Defended By Vel erans Groups, Hit By Contractors

Veterans Sound Squatter Warning  Rally To Defend Housing Controls

NEW HOUSING PRICE -PRIORITY CHANGES SEEN   Broad Pattern Saved; Plans May Be Held Up For Week

RAIL TRAVEL 10 GO BACK T0 WAR STATUS   First Come, First Served After Curtailment Starts

RAILROADS-70= __GUT-SERVICE   PASSENGER TRAVEL AND NONESSENTIAL FREIGHT SHIP. MENTS AFFECTED—CIR-._.  CUSES HIT BY ORDER

Supreme Court Opens 1946 Tern   Vinson Takes Over as Chief Justice of High Court

PRES. TRUMAN VACATIONING   ‘May.-Break Routine of . Swimming -‘and‘Loafing to: Vistt;.Nearby Civil War Battlefield at Gettysburg, Pa.

FERRISS AND DICKSON TANGLE ON MOUND   Red Sox, Cards Meet In World Series Finale

Million Dollar Series Is Now Assured as Teams Line Up For Deciding Title Game

Mild, Cloudy For World  Series Final   Sox Favored To  Win Over Cards

Pou Urges Raise.  For Teachers And State Employees.          Advocates -25 Per  Cent     Living: Costs.

Pou Urges Raise For Teachers And State Employees   Advocates -25 Per C ant . Boast to Mect Higher  Living Costs.

Ethridge Gets Inquiry Task   Greek Border Data For U. N. Scheduled

Russia Dictated Own Terms Before Entering War on Japs  Text of Stalin's Conditional Pledge,  nm. a dtam MWarilac Ie Adade Knawnr

Tragedy In Anderson .  Dying ack Forgives Father Who Shot Him: Grieving Mother Sobs

US. Is Rebuffed In Attempt To Cut Reparations   Wanted To Save Hun. garian Economy; Russia. Angry.

Peace Commission Adopts Trieste Free State Law _ Over’Opposition of. Skvs

U.S, REBUFFED ON REPARATIONS   Attempt To Cut Payments Blocked By Ministers

U.S. REBUFFED IK EFFORT 10 SLASE REPARATIONS BILL   Seviet Delegate ta Confer ence Assails Proposal os “Untriendly Ac?’

U. §. Fails In Effort To Cut Reparations   “Unfriendly Act,” Says Representative Of Soviet Union

U.S. REBUFFED IN PARIS VOTE   Slash in Reparation Denied By Other Powers

U.S. Loses On Change In  Reparations   Cut On Hungarian Reparations Denied; Trieste Proposal Wins Out,

U. §. LOSES MOVE TO CUT REPARATIONS   Peace Meet Committee Rejects Proposal te Pare Hungarian Payments to Russia _ by  £ $100.000.000.

Attempt te Slash Reparations Fails  ‘U.S. Rebuffed By Peace Parley

Union agrees upon 17.5 percent boost for G.M. workers   N.LR.B. will hear charges of  collective bargainine violabies

Union Demands ‘Yes or ‘No’ Reply by Jan.21   Labor Board Agrees To Hear Charges GM Failed to Bargain Collectively on Wages

Navy Again Cuts Points For Release   Requirements On Specialists Off

NAVY ADOPTS NEW POINT SCHEDULE   ALL ENLISTED MEN WITH 24 ELIGIBLE FOR RELEASE JUNE 2

Stay at Home for Their 75th Wedding Anniversary Today   Lower Discharge Rate

British Loan Deadline Moved Uf p   Quick Agreement On Draft Bill Seen

Administration Gambles That Congress Can Aaqree On Draft In Week

PREPARE [0 SEAL tNTOMBED MINERS   IS Miners Entombed In Kentucky Coal Mine Declared Dead

To Check Idle Aid to Veterans   Over 60,000 Vets Get Benefits for 20 Weeks or More

YOUTH REFUSES TO TALK ABOUT DEGNAN CASE   I Don’t Remember,’ Student Repeats to Questioners

Heirens Decides Suddenly That He Won't Talk   Youth Is Arraigned On Charges of Two Slavines

Statement Is Refused By Heirens   Boy Refuscs to Talk Today When Questicned Aft er Arraignmcnt

To Tap Montana ‘Timber Areas  . Wuce Road Procram   Huge Road Program Planned in State ©

To Tap Montana  Timber Areas  Huge Road Program Planned in State

Federal Troops May Be Needed In Butte Riots  Mi ne Str Ke Bais ings Vie y Mob 

VIOLENT RIOTSIN BUTTE   Mob Disorders Directed Against Non-Strikers

FOREST PARK TO OPEN FOR SEASON ON SUNDA\   Many Improvements Effected A Hanover’s Popular Outdoor  Amusement Resort

Administration to Relax Some Price Controls To Get OPA Extension

Price Authority May Be Curbed   Willing To Give Up Some Authority  Baw Eb ewbamesme

FIRE CHIEF AVERTS DISASTER IN HOTEL   se Loudspeaker To Direct Guests To Safety

2 BATTLESHIPS AND 8 CRUISERS DOOMED   Navy Is Forced Yo “Get Rid” Of Idahe And New Mexice Because Of Cut In Funds

TEN WARSHIPS MAY BE SCRAPPEL        NAVY PLANS TO DISPOSE OF   TWO BATTLESHIPS AND EIGHT CRUISERS.

Soviet Vetoes ‘UNO Proposal   Security Council Adjourns as USSR Rejects U. S. Negotiation Plan

Council Forced To Close Issue Without Action   Negative Soviet Vote Kills Plan Offered By American Delegate

Agenda Gives 21 Countries Chance To Air Treaty Views   Major Provisions Of Pacts Drafted By Allied Nations

Diplomats Of 21 Nations To Attene  Treaties To Shape Future Of Europe

PEACE DEBATE WILL OPEN IN PARIS MONDA)   EXPERTS FROM 21 NATIONS JOIN IN TREATY TALKS

TREATIES FOR 5 FORMER ENEMIES TO BE DISCUSSED   Delegates From 21 Nations te Attend and Present Their Views on Final Settlements,   PACTS DRAWN UP . AT RECENT MEETING   Deal With Reparations and Size of Armies of Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary and Finland.

Peace Parley Opens Monday   21 Nations Meet At Lux. embourg Palace To De ‘hate Formed Treaties:

21 Nations Gathering To Shape Futures of Former War Enemies   Luxembourg Palace, Paris, Is Scene of Conference To Determine Fate. ‘ot Late Satellites Which Backed Broken Axis

Delegates of 21 Nations to Open Talks   Peace of World Hinges on Parley Outcome

Hardly a Quorum Left In Washington Fer Monday Session   Top Diplomats Meet In Paris ta ; [Decide Peace Fate

Big Four Call Peace Meet   Treaties Already Drafted For Axis Satellites, Not Yet Prepared for Germany

Peace Treaty Parley May Shape Future   Conference Offers 17 Invited Nations Chance to Make Recommendations On Pacts With Countries   Teaatinse Nrafiepa

70 OPEN MONDAY   Representatives Of 21 Na. tions Will Discuss European Peace Treaties

Fate of 83,000,000 Will Be Debated Starting Monday  21 Nations Will Be Represented as

11 Nations Send Top Diplomats, Military Experts   Treaties Would Limit Axis Satellites Army Power

New Hearing in Shipping Strike Under Way Today   Wage Stabilization Board to Consider Pay Hikes Again

House Votes To Close Out 79th Session On Aucust 2   Difficulty Foreseen ln Getting Quorum During Days Ahead

Congress Starts Homeward Trek   Adjournment lo Leave  Much Work Undone

House Votes To Adjourn Next Friday   Enfinished’ Label Put on Many Truman Bills; Work. Virtually Over

LEGISLATORS BEGIN LEAVING CAPITAL; SESSION NEAR END   House Votes to Adjoura Friday, but Little Work Is Likely After WeekFn   FAVORITE TRUMAN PROPOSALS MUST WAIT   Probably No Congress Helped Make More History—Many Presidential Requests Turned Down.

CONGRESS NEAR END OF WORK; REST SIGHTED   Adjournment Set for Fridey By Fouse — Truman’s Requests Shelved

House Selects Next Friday for Adjournment   Senate Has Yet To Act On Resolution; Quorums Will Be Difficult Ta Muster

Little Action Is Due in Closing Days   Hardly a Quorum Left In Washington For Monday Session

Congressmen Leave Capital For Trips Home   ‘Unfinished’ Business » Includes Truman Legislation

Congress Is Set to Adjourn on Next Friday   ‘Unfinished’ Labels Are Slapped on Many Measures

Congress Heading Homeward; Much Work Unfinished   History-making 79th Session Officially Will Adjourn Friday

Congress Is Finished On Session Work   Formal Adjournment Friday; Saw, Helped Make History in War, Peace Periade

House Sets Nex! Friday to Leave  Members Want to Get to Campaianinag

Lewis Likely To Win Battle  Over (perators   Union Chieftain Lucky In Strikes, Unlucky  In Politics

Coal Operators, Government And Public Will Take Licking  From John Lewis, Record Shows

LEWIS. REMAINS IN THE SADDLE   General Public. Government Officials and Operators Are Being ‘Licked’

Flames Destroy Big Apartinent Building In Hub   Fireman !njured  In $150.000 Blaze

UNION SCRAP FLARES ANEW   Murray Remarks Touch Off Heated Debate in Auto Presidency Fight

REUTHER- THOMAS CAMPAIGN HEATED   MOVE FOR FLOOR DEBATE BETWEEN U. A. W. CANDIDATES FAILS ON VOTE.

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Move to Force Debate of UAV Leaders Fails   Plan to Pit Thomas Against Reuther Lacks Majority

Reuther Fails To Get Debate With Opponent      Murray Causes Dispute by Telling of “Fondness” for Thomas

NEW OIL GROUP HOLDS PARLEY   Pleasantville Producer To Head Body Aimed at In creasing Output

‘Pays Homage to FDR's Memory in Dedicating Home a National Shrine   Declares Nation’s Task Is to Carry Forward Principles and-Policies; Foreign and Domestic, For Which His Predecessor Fought

Hyde Park Dedicated As Memorial   Ceremony Is Held On Anniversary of Roosevelt's Death

STATES POLICY AT DEDICATION OF HYDE PARK   President Pledges New Faith in Ideals as Estate Becomes os National Shrine.

President Voices Determination To Follow Predecessor While Dedicating National Shrine At Roosevelt Home

Pledges Effort to Continue New Deal Principles   Presidert Speaks at Dedication Ceremonies on Anniversary Of F. B.'s Death   (Anniversary pictures of Franklin D. Roosevelt on page eight.)

Thousands Witness Hyde Park Estate Dedication as National Shrine

Truman Says He'll Follow F. Rw’s Path   President Vows to Wage War Against ‘Tyranny’ Abroad in Address at Hyde Park Dedication

President Pledges Self to  Carry on ‘Fight Against Tyranny’ Begun by New Deal

TRUMAN TO CARRY ON AGAINST “TYRANNY,” HE VOWS AT GRAVE   PRESIDENT URGES NEW DOMESTIC PROGRAM AT DEDICATION OF SHRINE

Truman Asserts He Will FOUOW New Deal Aims   Pays High Tribute To Mr. Roosevelt At Hyde Park

Pledges Pa Y      Speaks at Dedication. on Anniversary of Roosé& velt’s Death fee

Shrine Today Is Dedicated To Roosevelt  Fight On Tyranny Abroad Also In LS T’e PDraaram

Dedicates FDR‘S Home As Shrine   To Keep Alive Policies of FDR‘s New Deal

Dedicates Shrine At Hyde Park   Pledges Continued Fight For Predecessor’s Poli cies At Home. Abroad.

Roosevelt’s Estate Is Dedicated On  Anniversary   By ERNEST B. VACCARO

TRUMAN ASKS CONTINUANCE OF FDR PLANS   Pledges to “Carry On’ In Dedicating Home As Natl. Shrine

Truman There. Pledges Fight  For Policies   Anniversary of Death of War President Is Observed

President ¥Ows to Fight Tyranny As Roosevelt Did  Shrine Dedicated .   Shrine Dedicated In Honor of Martyred Leader

Will Battle. “Tyranny” Abroad and for Humane Principles of New Deal   Dedicates Roosevelt Estate at Hyde  Park as National Shrine—Links Up-Own Domestic Program With New Deal. Legislation for Which Roosevelt ‘Fought

Home Of Late President Is Made Shrine   Truman To Continue Fight For Humane, Progressive Aims

To Carry On Fight Against. Tyranny Acros:   Speaks At Ceremonies. Dedis cating Roosevelt Henge As Shrine.   FIRST TRIP SINCE °45

President In Pledge To Fight For New Deal   CEREMONIES HELD ON ANNIVERSARY OF DEATH

PRESIDENT PAYS TRIBUTE TO FOR IN SHRINE TALK   Truman Lauds Principles of New Deal, Commends Predecessor’s Work

Truman Says ‘He Will Carry On FDR Policy   Dedicates Late President’s Home As National Shrine

TEMPERATURES:   Veers To Leff At Beginning Of Second Year   Reiterates Fealty To Principles Of His Predecessor

Anniversary Service Held At Hyde Park   President Says U. S. Will Continue Fight Against Tyranny, Greed

 Dedicates FDR Shrine  Truman Vows To Carry On (Fight Against Tyranny

Chief Declares FDR Saw Peril Of Isolation   President Says His Predecessor Put Hope In United Nations

Nation Honors Memory Of Roosevelt; Home To Become Histor’ ic Shrine

Truman Vows To Carry On Fight Against Tyranny   ‘Says Determined To Fight For Late President’s Foreign Policy

River Estate ls Dedicated By President   Will Continue to Fight for New Deal, Truman Says

Foreign and Domestic Aims  To Be Pushed   President Makes Pledge At Hyde Park Ceremony On Death Anniversary

STRESSES NEED OF WORLD TIES, NEW DEAL AIMS   Dedicates Hyde Park Estate As Shrine In Tribute To Late U. S. Leader

Truman Vows fo Carry on FDR Policies   Pledges Full Support te Program Launched by His Predecessor

Roosevelt's Estate at Hyde Park Today Accepted as Shrine   President Truman Vows To Carry Out His Pred ecessor’s Policies

TRUMAN GIVES NEW DEAL HIS FULL SUPPORT   Dedication Promise Is Made That He Will Continue Fight

Truman Makes Vov To Carry on Roosevelt Plans  President Dedicates Hyde Park as National Shrine

TRUMAN WILL KEEP IN PATH OF ROOSEVELT   ESTATE DEDICATED AS A NATIONAL MONUMENT

VISITS HYDE PARK TO PAY RESPECTS TO FORMER CHIEF  LINKS OWN PROGRAM   LINKS OWN PROGRAM WITH NEW DEAL AT MEMORIAL CEREMONY

FDR Estate Dedicated As Shrine Today   President Truman Gives Address at Hyde Park, Dedicating Estate as National Shrine.

Homage Paid To War President   Fight Against Tyranny Abroad And Fer Humane Principles Of New Deal Will Be Pressed, Successor In White House Says

TRUMAN PROMISES TO FIGHT FOR NEW DEAL PRINCIPLES   Pledges Continuation of F. D. R.’s Foreign Policies in Dedicating Roosevelt Estate as Shrine.   THOUSANDS ATTEND ‘HYDE PARK CEREMONIES   Crowd Includes Many Government Leaders and Ambassadots or Ministers From 18 Foreign Countries.

President Vows To Follow Path Of Predecessor  Estate Handed Over to Nation Ac MAnnitment

Pledge Made By President To Carry On F.D.R.Policies   Truman Dedicates Late Executive’s  HudsonRiverEstat« As National Shrine

The Chief Executive Today - Vowed to Carry on F. D. Roosevelt’s Fight Against “Tyranny” Abroad,   HALLOWED SPOT AS A NATIONAL SHRINE   Ii Was Mr. Truman’s First Trip to Hyde Park Since He Journeyed There a Year Ago.

Truman Promises ToCarry OnFDR’s Fight Here, Abroad   Dedicates Roosevelt Home National Shrine

Backs F. D; R.s For= eign and Domestic Pol« ices In- Hyde Park Dedication Speech. Mrs. Roosevelt Speaks :

Shrine Today Is Dedicated To Roosevelt   Fight On Tyranny Abroad. Also In BIC TT. Denarary

Chief Executive Dedicates Late President's Home as Shrine   PROMISES TO APPLY NEW DEAL PRINCIPLES   Tributes in Many Lands Freshen Memory of Wartime Leader

Vows to Carry On Principles Of Predecessor  Here, Abroad   Links Own Domestic Pro. gram to Roosevelt's  New Deal

Truman, Dedicating Ancestral Home of Roosevelt as Shrine, Vows to Carry on FDR Policies

Truman Vow: To Carry Out FDR Policies   President Speaks  At Ceremonies Making Roosevelt Home A National Shrine

Homage Paid To Roosevelt  Truman Leads Natio in Hvde Park Rites —

To Carry On FD’s Fight  On ‘Tyranny’   And for ‘Progressive, Humane Principles of New Deal’ as He Dedicates Hyde Park as National Shrinz   FIRST TRIP TO HYDE PARK SINCE FIINERALT,

Will Carry On Fight Against World Tyranny   Hunime Principles OF New Deal As Mapped By Fallen War President ‘Po Be Adhered To   Links Own Policy With Roosevell’s   Says Plain Peaple of World Recognize hh Was Largely Because OF Roosevelt  ‘Civilization Survived?

Truman Vows Fight to Carry On New Deal Principles of FDR, Dedicates Hyde Park ‘Shrine’

TRUMAN LAUDS FDR'S POLICIES   Speaks At Dedication Of Hyde Park Estate

President Dedicates Monument   Nation’s Chief Will Carry on Humane New Deal Principles

President Will Combat Tyranny, Back Haumane Principles  “1.3 = ee ae      Chief Executive Speaks At Shrine   Nation Suffered Great Loss In Death Of Roosevelt, He Says

Truman Reported To Have Told Secretary Krug fo ‘Fight It Out to a Finish’ with Mine Boss

Truman Adopts Militant Stand In Mine Crisis   President Appears To Be Unworried After Ordering ‘Finish Fight’

AUTO UNION FIGHT NEAR A SHOWDOWN   Delegates Tomorrow Will Decide Whether to Retain R. J. Thomas as President or Elect Walter Reuther.

Fight For President Of United Auto Workers  Union Nears Showdown

RIVALS IN UAW BOTH SEE EDGE   Will Ballot Wednesday Or Reuther Or Thomas

Both Sides Are C laiming Kdge In UAW Race   Spirited Battle For Leadership Nears Showdown

Workers Elect Head Tomorrow   UAW’s Will ‘Elect Reuther Or Thomas As President

Spirited Battle For UAW Office   Reuther-Thomas Decision Tomorrow

Issue Will Be Settled Tomorrow .... Both Sides Claim Edge In Spirited Battle For Leadership Of The CIO

Battle For UAW Leadership Nearing Showdown With Both Sides Claiming Edge In Bout   Issue Will Be Settled Tomorrow When Delegates Choose Between Thomas, Reuthe:

Navy Seeking Check Death Toll   Department Hampered Ey Losses Of Personal Records At Explosion

Morgenthau,  Sr. Dies at 90   Was Father of Former Secretary  Of the Treasury

HENRY MORGEN MORGENTHAU, SR., FORMER AMBASSADOR! TQ TURKEY OFS AT. 00

Actions At Paris Meeting To Be Studied Change In Soviets’ Policy Is Indicated

Hiden Declares Statement Offers New Opportunity. May Mean Change In Foreign Policy

Blame Stadium Crimminy, un Gate Crashers   Catastrophe takes: 3. Lives. _Suturday AP

SENATE AND HOUSE ACTION BEING URGED AHEAD OF’ * REPORT ON FACTFINDING

Proposed Labor Legislation Would Penalize Unions For Strike Violations

One for OPA  Bubble Gum Users Protest Paying Two Cents For One-Cent Chewin’

McKellar’s Lead Now At 75,000   McCord 61,000 Ahead Of Browning; Returns Are Nearly Complete

Brief Ceremonies Announce Italian Republic Monday  Deposed King Expecte:  en ee Immodintaly   Deposed King Expected To Leave Immediately On Trip to Join Family

SYMPATHY WALKOUTS MAY BE ORDERED IN TEXAS CITIES Houston Phone Workers Strike May Spread Over Five-State Area In Southwest, Union Head Says   HOPES. FOR SETTLEMENT  pane re sceeaniga tata Mayle daltoni alte orb ates eke om

SYMPATHY WALKOUTS MAY BE ORDERED IN TEXAS CITIES  Houston Phone Workers Strike May Spread Over Five-State Area In Southwest, Union Head Says   HOPES FOR SETTLEMENT  Tar Ta? GF caren sage tT 4 eaeqwe

U. S. ACCEPTS YUGOSLAVIA’S PAY FOR FLYERS   Tito Government Refuse: To Recognize Demand For Lost Planes

U.S. Receives Indemnity Pay   Slavs Withhold $200,001 For 2 Ateopaft

Idemnity Paid By Yugoslavia   U.S. Accepts $150,000 ‘ir Connection With Plane Crashes

INDEMNITY PAID FOR FLIERS LOST   U. §. Renews Demand For $200,000 Additional  From Yugoslavia

Yugoslavia Pays For U. S. Lives,  But Denies Blame   Sends $150,000, While Refusing $200,000 For Plane Shot Down

U.S. Accepts $150,000 trom  Yugoslavia    Indemnity for Loss Of 5 Fliers’ Lives; Asks $200,000 More

TESTS FOR PLANE 1U Be HELD NOVI   02-Ton Transport Set for Maiden Flight in California.

ADAMSON FIRING IS CAPITAL TALK   Rep. Thomas, Others irked As Report fs Released Prematurely

RED REVOLUTION STORY BOUNCES   Washington Solons Will Fire Counsel Who Made Headlines

SOLONS IRKED BY REPORT OF REVOLT PLOT   Prober Will Lose Job For Premature Disclosure

Adamson To Be Fired By House Committee For Forecasting Red Revolt   Legislators Ired Because Legal Counsel Aired Report Before Un-American Group Members Had Received Summarization Copy

Counsel Faces Discharge For ‘Red’ Report   House Committee Members Irked At Adamson’s Action

Adamson Faces Ouster for Red Revolt Report   Thomas Irked Because Matter Printed Before He Could Pass on It

Adamson To Be Fired By House Committee   Members Irked by Publication of Réyofution Forecast

Thomas Says He Plans To  FireAdamson   Thomas Likely To Become Chief Of UnAmerican Groanp

Toesin Costs  Adamson Joh  Un-American Activities Canuncal tn Ba Bins]

LEHI WORKERS SIGN INTERIM PACT   First Bright Light On Strike Horizon In  Many A Week

No Walkout In Easton Plant   First 8reak In Threatened Steel Tieup Is Fale

Two Students Held for Trial  In Fulton Fire   Waive Preliminary Hearing on Charges of Burning Beta House

COURT ORDERS BAR PHONE PICKETING   COMPANY, TO GIVE SERVICE, OBTAINS INJUNCTIONS IN MANY CITIES,

 They Need the Money But—  79 Year Old Bride and Groom 18, Reject a Billy Rose Offer

79-YEAR-OLD BRIDE REJECTS TWO OFFERS   Says She Couldn't Stand The Devilment Of New Fork For Iwe Weeks

Brutality Is Charged in Allis Strike   Strike Leader Says Deput ies Guilty in Rioting In cidents at Plant

11 PERSONS KILLED WHEN TRAIN CRASHES INTO SCHOOL BUS IN SOUTH CAROLINA

ELEVEN KILLED AS TRAINRAMS CROWDED BUS   Ten Of Dead Are School Children; Others May  Din

Driver and \Nine Pupils Die; 12 Hurt      Crossing Collision Takes Place Near Village in South Carolina; Vehicle Said Dragged Half Mile

PUPILS’ BODIES STREWN ALONG RIGHT OF WAY   Flier Drags School Vehicle Half Mile After Collision

Ten Students, Bus Driver Killed Today   Passenger Train Hits School Bus Near South Carolina Town

11 Also  Injured  In S.C. Tragedy   Crash Occurs Near Newberry In Fog Early Today

9 Pupils, School Bus Driver Killed  Bus, Train Collide At Grade Crossina

10 Die as Train Hits School Bus   9 Pupils and Driver Killed, 12 Badly Hurt

ELEVEN KILLED IN CROSSING CRASH   Ten Students Among Victims  af Arciclent

Ten Killed Ir Bus-Train Collision   Nine Pupils And Bus Driver Die In South Carolina

SCHOOLBUS-TRAIN CROSSING GRASH KIS 1) PERSANS   Accident Occurs Near Newberry, 5S. C., on Blind Grade Crossing. Number Injured,   TRAIN RUNNING AT FULL THROTTLE

NINE CHILDREN, DRIVER KILLED: » WHEN SCHOOL BUS, TRAIN CRASH 12 OTHERS CRITICALLY INJURED

SCHOOL BUS AND TRAIN COLLIDE AT GRADE CROSSING   ACCIDENT OCCURS IN S. CAROLINA, DRIVER KILLED, 12 INJURED

PUPILS’ BODIES ARE SCATTERED IN DIXIE WRECK   Vehicle Dragged Half A Mile Down Track In Tragedy In South Carolina

11 KILLED AS TRAIN HITS SCHOOL BUS   Vehicle Filled With School Children Figures In South Carolina Traredy.

'. —TRAGEDY — 12 Others Hurt in Crossing ‘Accident  —d NW jPMPoar;rnr

School Bus, Train Crash: 117 Killed   Ten Pupils and Driver Killed In S. Carolina Accident

Driver Fails To See Approaching Train   «50 Carolina Students Victims Of Mishap

TEN KILLED WHEN SCHOOL BUS, TRAIN MEET AT CROSSING   Twelve Others Critically In jured; Wreckage Dragged For Half Mile

‘TWELVE CHILDREN REPORTED IN CRITICAL CONDITION IN INEWBERRY, S. C. HOSPITAL

ALSO FATAL TO DRIVER   Bus Hits Train At South Carolina Grade Crossing

ELEVEN DIE IN RAIL CROSSING ACCIDENT   School Bus Flit By Speeding rain

9 Children and: Sche 3us Driver Killed in srade Crossing Accident

TRAIN KILLS 11 IN SCHOGL BU   Ten Pupils and the Driver Lose Lives at Crossing in South Carolina

Train Hits Bus: 11 Persons Killec   10 High School Pupils, Driver Die

12 Other School Children Are Injured When Train Hits Bus On Grade Crossing

11 Killed As Train Hits Bus   10 School Children Among Victims; Several Others Expected to Die

12 Other Students Injured In Collision In South Carolina   Vehicle Dragged Half Mile by Flyer; Hospital Reports All of Wounded In Serious Condition

TRAGEDY TODAY NEAR NEWBERRY ONE OF WORST   Nine School Children And Bus Driver Killed; Several Other Children In Critical Condition.

11 Die As Bus, Train Collide At Crossing   11 Others Injured Ser. iously; Vehicle Dragged Half Mile

School Bus-Train  Collide   Ten Pupils and Driver Killed in Accident Occurring  Near Newberry, S.C

Collides With Train at Grade Crossing in S.C.   Driver and Ten Students Killed 12 Others Hurt; Bus Carried Half A Mile

School Bus Train Crash, Ten Killed   12 Other Children Injured Critically In South Carolina Mishap

Ten Killed When Bus, Train Meet   Village Near Newberry, ' S. C., Scene of Tragedy

J PUPILS Dit AS A BUS AND TRAIN CRASH   'welve Others Injured in Mishap, Which Occurs at’ Grade Crossing in South Carolina—Driver Also Killed.

Twelve Other Children Hurt In 5.Carolina   Bodies of Victims Scattered Along Railroad Trachs

TRAIN KILLS 9 PUPILS, BUS DRIVER   Twelve Other School Children Critically Hurt

12 Others Are Hurt Seriously   Driver And Nine Students Die When Train Hits Vehicle.

TWELVE OTHE YOUNGSTERS CRITICAL   Silverstreet, So. Carolina Is Scene Of Tragedy   Dragged For Half A Mile Down Tracks; Passenger Train Behind Schedule

Nine Pupils And Driver Die, 12 Children Hurt Critically When Train Hits School Bus At South Carolina Crossing

School Children Die As Train Hits Bus   Eleven Persons, Ten Students Included, Killed

9 Children Die Tn Bus-Train  Crash in South   12 Injured All In Critical Condition Following: Collision

Many Injured; Doctors Fear Further Toll   High School Students Victims of Tragedy At “Blind” Crossing

ll Die As Engine Hits Bus   Ten High School Students Among Victims Of Newberry, S. C. Crash

Ten Killed, 12 Injured In South Carolina Crash   Train Hits School Bus Broadside---Driver and Nine Pupile Are Victins

Many of Students Badly Hurt   Tragedy Occurs When Passenger Speeds to Make Up Time

Speeding Train Kills 11 Pupils a rade Crossing   Bodies Are Scattered Along Right-of-Way In South Carolina

Ten Of Dead Are Children En Route To Pre-Christmas Classroom Parties   Driver Of Bus. « Also Is Killed   s. C. Highway Patrol Re. ports Bodies Scattered Along Track 1,000 Yards

REVIEW BOARD - TO INSPECT SERVICE AWARDS   Board Composed of Regular woad Reserve Officers of All Branches Of the Service

Important To  Navy Personnel   Board Will Review Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard Awards

UNO Committee Plans To ‘Recommend New England ‘Sites For Headquarters

Iran Will Drop Charges If Red Soldiers Leave   Soviets Must Go Unconditionally

RUSSIA MUST WITHDRAW ALL SOVIET TROOPS   May 6 Deadline Set by Iranian Envoy; Reds Still Absent

Wi th d ra wal ] OF  & hars ges.         BUT IS CONDITIONAL UPON ALL “RED TROOPS BEING OUT OF IRAN. BY MAY 6 WITHOUT CONCESSIONS:

IRAN MAKES OFFER TQ COUNCIL OF UNG AT MEETING TODAY   Country To Withdraw Its Charges If Russ Move Troops.   SESSION ADJOURNS PENDING REPLIES  Nations Given Time To

Asks Reds To Withdraw All Troops   Russia Must Evacuate Armies By May 6

Iran Offers Withdrawal Of Charges   Providing Russia Will Have All Troops Out of Country by May 6

Base Otter On Removal Ot Troops By May 6   Russia And Iran Reply To UNO Request Today

SOVIET TROOPS MUST BE OUT IRAN MAY 6   Council Adjourns To Study eee  Ren); 1e2

Makes Offer: — Providing Reds‘ Leave By May 6   UN Council Adjourns To Study Replies Made On Russ-lIran Dispute

Claims Soviet Pronosal Asked Oil Concessions   UN Adjourns to Study Replies Of Iran, Russia

BUT RUSSIANS MUST GET ALL OT BY MAY &   UNO Security Council Hears Replies Without Gromyko Then Adjourns

WILL DROP CASE IF TROOPS ARE ‘QUT BY MAY   Russia Denies Pressure Charge

Wants Assurance Red Troops Will Leave By May 6   Replies for Two Nations Involved in Dispute Are * Found Conflicting   SECURITY COUNCIL SESSION IS BRIEF   Adjournment Taken for Full Study of New IranianSoviet Developments

MUST PROMISE THAT BY MAY 6 . ALL WILL LEAVE   Counci! Adjourns to Afford Delegates Time to Study Conflicting Replies   IRAN DELEGATE PLEASED   Says He Believes New Date For Full Withdrawal Can Be Met *

Typhus Grips Osaka Area; » Deaths Rise   American Officer Reports 5,971 Cases in Japanese City; Eight Percent of Victims Taken by Death — Only 3 Gl’s Affected All Recover.

Typhus Epidemic Among Japanese   Largest To Confront Army Since Beginning Of War.

Stadium Plan Endorsed By Booster Club   Levy On Liquor Sales To Finance Project Favored

Pacific Sailors Back To WorkAt New Wage Scale   Atlantic And Gulf Coast Seamen Vote Not To Return Until Written Agreements Of Increases Made To AFL Unions

Eastern Area Wants Definite Pay Assurance   Operators Will Follow Government Proposal Restoring 35 Boost; Strike Effects Heavy

White House Plan Grants Concessions   Amendment to Wage-Price Order Will Permit Government to Meet Private Wage Scale;  Seen Basis for Ending Ship Strike

Extension Bill Given Approva In House Vote   Inductions Banned During July, August By War Department

Army Plans  No Induction For 2 Months   Extension to March 37 Approved Along With Service Pay Hike,

HOUSE Phot EATENGION 10 NEXT MAR. ot   No Calls in July and August: to Limit Inductions After Aucust.

ARMY ORDERS DRAFT HOLIDAY   WILL NOT BE RESUMED IF VOLUNTEERS ARE SECURED IN SUFFICIENT NUMBERS.

HOUSE PASSES BILL TO EXTEND DRAFT TO MARCI   Army Plans Intensive Recruiting Drive to Get Men

HOUSE APPROVES EXTENSION BILL BY 259-110 VOTE   Patterson Reveals Inductions To Be Suspended  tn July and Aiaiuct

HOUSE EXTENDS DRAFT 9 MONTHS   Army Declares 60 Day Holiday on Inductions

Extension Passes 259-110, Goes to Senate   Army to Rely for Next Two Months on Voluntary Enlistment

No Drafting Pianned for July, August   Army and Navy Announce Draft “Holiday” for  the Summer

U. S. Decrees Draft Holiday   2 Month ‘Breather’ Conies as Vote Nears

DRAFT ACT IS  EXTENDED TO  MARCH 1947 a4   Draft Calls Be B% Limited After 4 %. That Date _

ARMY DECLARES DRAFT HOLIDAY   House Passes Compromise Extension Bill; Pay Raises Approved

Senate Will Now Act on Measure; Enlistment by Volunteers Stressed

No, Inductions Scheduled By Armed Forces   Compromise Draft Extension Given House Approval

ARMY ORDERS A TWO-MONTH DRAFT HOLIDAY   As House Votes Compromise Bill

ORDERS DRAPT HOLIDAY   House Passes Compromise Bill To Extend Draft

Army Calls off Draft  Two Months   House Approves Bill Extending Draft to Next March 31

—  Is Okaye By House   Army Will Limit Futur Calls To Needs Unfilled _ By Volunteers

Convicts Pick on Wrong Pair  ‘7 Killed. 7 Wounded a U armed Couple, 73 and 76

Farmer, Wife Capture F ugitives Sought i in Killing of Prison Guard

Factory Is Prize In Tug Of War Invecticate “Influence” In Agencies Battle

Senate Group Renews Probe  Into Surplus Plant Squabble   Chairman Ferguson Says He’s Determined To Get To Bottom OF ‘Influence’ Charges

Warns U.S. Is ‘in No Mood for Long Dela   Secretary of State Disappointed but Not Discouraged

U.S. MAY TAKE PEACE ISSUE TO UN PARLE   Secretary of State Accuses Molotov  Of Stalling

Cabinet \Viinisters Seek Early Solution  British, Seek Settlement In India

ELL OC ET  Scientist Fears Cloud May Obscure Results of Atom Bomb Test Monday

Physicist Fears Atom Bomb Will Cause Cloud that Will Obscure Results of fest from Cameras

FEAR GLOUD MAY OBSCURE BLAST   SCIENTIST SAYS EXPLOSION MAY NOT BE SEEN

Fean Cloud May Obscure  Atom Bomb Test Blast   Scientist Expresses Fear Phenomenon to Make It Impossible to Witness Explosion

Hoover to Complete Tour Before Returning to U. S.   He and Truman to Paint Famine Picture in Broadcast Tonight

Hoover Will Tell Of Food Problems  Found Overseas   Former President To Make Sharp Charges On Methods In Food Distribution   PROBLEM NOT ONE FOR U. S. ENTIRELY

Silence Reigns Over Texas’ Railroad Tracks: Only Few Trains Operating

MORE COOL WEATHER   Forecast Is For Favorable Temperatures For Next Two Days

@ PAUL MALLON-—  Nation’s Food Campaign Meeting Ever-Deepening Difficulties

28% of Industrial Workers Unemployed in 35 Cities      e@ PAUL MALLON—   Nation’s Food Campaign Meeting Bor-Deenening Difficulties

New Witnesses Introduced in Trial of McKay   Former Member of Commission Testifies

MCKAY JURORS HEAR GORMAN   Says Ehrmann Never Asked Comszh to Favor Certain Distillerites

30, 000 Detroiters Cheer  Calls Buyers’ Strike   Union Head Urges Action Over High Meat Price

MEAT BUYING BY CHO-UAN   Week-Long Action It: Method Offered Toe Public

‘CIO-UAW SEEKING MEAT BUYING STRIKE TO BRING DOWN PRICES   DEFERMENT RING TIGHTENS AS PRESIDENT OKS 19-29 DRAFT

REUTHER URGES BUYERS’ STRIKE   AUTO WORKERS’ HEAD ASKS PEOPLE HALT MEAT PURCHASES FOR WEEK.

Big Auto Union Urges Meat Buying ‘Strike’ by Publie   30,000 Chrysler Employes Leave Jobs To Attend Rally in Detroit; Other Cities Also Scene of Demonstrations

Upswing in Living Cost Protested  Buyers’ ‘Strike’ Is Urged in Movement

Reuther Says Action Would Bring Results   Ovation Greets Union President’s Speech at Big Detroit Rally

NEXT MOVE IN CRISIS IS UP TO ARGENTINA   A Break Between The Two Nations Fully Expected

Argentine May Cut Relations  With America   Foreign Minister May Reveal Plans During Broadeast Tonight

Argentina May Break With U.S. Over Nazi Charge   BROADCAST TONIGHT TO GIVE POLICY OF NATION

[Argentina May Counter U.S. Charges Tonight  oreign Minister  Cobedules Brandcact

WORLD WAR Il DEAD 283,149   Total U. .: Casualties Set At 1,068,388; 18,000 Listed As Missing

WORLD WAR II KILLED 283,149    THREE TIMES AS MANY AS FIRST COMFLICT

a a aN A A can  Casualties in World War II 3 Times Greater Than War I

Germans Vary On Goering Attitude   Some Denounce Him As Deserving of Hanging

British Front Shapes Aaainst Communism   Some Sections Of Britain’s Press, However, Criticize Differences Stated By ‘Innuendo’

Churchill, Attlee Agree on Policy   Solid British Front Against Communism Appears Shaping Up

Attlee, Churchill Loose Verbal Blasts At Reds   War Leader Claims Evidence Russians © Massing 2,000,000 Troops In Europe

CHURCHILL LABELS SPEECH WARNING   intends to Keep His Country informed of Position in . Werid Taday

Russian Army On Full War Footing, Britishers Warn   Soviet Union Has Now Two Million Ready And Under Arms In Europe

Facts Support His Charges, Churchill Says   Terms His Speech About Soviet Troops ‘Serious Warning’

Churchill Gives More Warning Of Red Armed Migh   Attlee Joins Former Prime Minister In Blasts Against Communists

Churchill Lauds Attlee'’s Speech  Hails ‘Solid Front’ Against C ism  GiInsT VCOMmuunis

“Evidence” of Soviet — Strength in Europe Is. Claimed by Churchill

Attlee And Churchill Blast Reds   Wartime Leader Praises Premier For His Stand

Churchill Joins In Assault On Soviet Policy   Conservative Leader -Follows Up Attlee’s ‘Blast Against Communism.

British Form Solid Front _ Against Reds   ATTLEE AND CHURCHILL RELEASE BLASTS AT COMMUNISTS

Winston Charges Russia ' Has 2,000,000 Soldiers  an Oecunied Fact Fntans

CHURCHILL SAYS SOVIETS HAVE 200 ARMED: DIVISIONS   HAILS ATTLEE FOR ‘DECISIVE BREAK WITH COMMUNISM’

Churchill Presses ‘Warning’ Of USSR Armed Might, Hails Attlee For Break With Reds

Churchill Declares He Has Facts to Support Contention That Russia Has Huge Army in Europe

CHURCHILL GETS HEADLINES FOR FIERY ADDRESS   Winnie and Attlee ‘CLeunch Double-Barreted _Attautt On Communiem

Churchill, Attlee Lash Out At Russia; Solid Front = Against Communism Grows  PRESENT AND PAST PRIME. MINISTERS IN ‘NEWS HEADLINES DUE TO CRITICISM OF RUSS ACTION

Solid  British.“ Front. ‘Agai ‘Communism “Appears to Shaping in’ bondon”™:

AngloFront Is Shaping Against Red   Churchill Applauds Act By Attlee; Considers His Speech Serious  Woaenitnag   Press Is Critical   About Query on Soviel Forces, Press Hits at His Method

Churchill Joins Attlee in Blast Against Russians   Solid British Anti-Communist Front Shaping Up

Churchill and Attlee Join in Blasting Reds   Solid British Front’ Against Communism -Is Shaping Up-

Solid British Front Against Reds Is Shaped   Soviet Troops Are On War Footing in Europe, Britons Told

Says Commons — Speech Was Warning Carefully Weighed; Facts Stated Are Correct, He Tells Constituents

Solid Front Against Reds   Attlee’s Sharp Criticism of Soviet Policy Seconded By Churchill

British Lambast Soviet   Shape Up Anti-Red Front; Churchill Lauds Speech  By Attlee

Churchill Has Facts On Red Power, Asserts   Backs Speech Soviet Has 200 Divisions On War Footing

Firm British Stand Against Communism   Near Simultaneous Blasts By Churchill and Attlee tattiemte a Salid Eront

BRITAIN SOLID AGAINST REDS   Churchill And Attlee Issue Almost Simultaneous Blasts   ‘WARNING’ IS GIVEN

Britons Press Blast at Reds   Churchill Continues ‘Armed Mighr Theme

AGAINST REDS IN ENCLAND   Churchill, Attlee Both in Blasts at Russia Thursday

CHURCHILL SEES SOVIET MENACE   Over 2,000,000 On War Footing In Europe, Britain Warned

Churchill Says ‘He Has ‘Facts   Deseribes Speech on Res Army as ‘Warning’

BRITISH SOVIET: FRONT GROWS   Churchili And Attiee Hit Russian Policies

DOUBLE ATTACK AGAINST SOVIET   Churchill And Attlee In Verbal Blasts At Russia; Solid British Front Against Communisin.   RY WILLIAM L. PHILLIPS—

BRITISH RENEW BLAST AT REDS   Attlee And Churchill Lash At Communism In Talks

Human Rights Bill Drafting Begins   U.N. Group to Stress World Press Freedom

$143,000,000 Asked For State Government   Eight'Appropriation Bills Are Introduced in House'of Representatives to Finance Missouri Activites Next Year: Direct Relief Bill Later

Bills to Finance — The State   Were Introduced Into House of Representatives:  Over $143,000.000

Atomic Power Question Goes To Committee   See Victory For U. S. Dele. gation In Preventing General Debate On Issue   FRENCH PRESENT MANDATES STAND

ATOM POWER UP 0 SPECIAL UNO ITTEE   Referred to New Political and Security Group —

ATOM POWER UP TO SPECIAL UNG COMMITTEE   Referred to New Political and Security Group

MEMBER DRIVE ~ BEING PLANNED BY 4H CLUBS      ENROLLMENT CAMPAIGN QPENS TUESDAY, GCTOBER 8   Goal Set For Sioux County For 1947 Is To Add 200. Workers and To Organize Néw' Areas

4-H Enrollment Plans  For County Announced   Gon] is Set at 220 More Members in 1947 than in 1946, Campaign Vo Start Octoher sth

U.S. Stands Pat On Atom Controls   Baruch Attacks Henry Wallace for Erroneous Statements

U.S. Stands Firm On Atom Control Plan for World   Challenges Reds to Offer Better Way of Preventjng Atomic War

Baruch Assails Soviet Bomb Control Plan As Being ‘Without Teeth’

U. §. Refuses To Budge on Proposal for Atomic Controls: Baruch Raps Wallace

J.S.STANDS © FIRM ON ITS A-BOMB PLAN   Baruch Blasts Wallace for  His Criticism

U, S. REFUSES 10 BUDGE AN INCH ON ATOMIC PLAN   in Effect Challenges Russia To Suggest Better Method

U.S. Declines To Change Its View On Control Of Atomic Energy In World

Nation Is Faced With Six Months of ‘Good, Solid Production’ as Maritime Dispute Ends

NEW DIRECTORS AID COUNTY SOIL CONSERVATION   Fight Assistants Will Aid Directors In Planning County Program

Double-Barreled VD Attack Planned   Oklahoma City to Use Mess Testing, Rapid Treet. _.ment Program

‘Man Admits He  Hired Couple  ‘to Kill Spouse Slaying Cost $150  Because He WET we Macchia “reacean

PAIR HIRED 10 KILL INVALID WIFE, MAN SAYS AT ST. LOUIS   Negro Couple Paid $7 for Shooting, Mechanic Declares Today; Police Get Statement.   FIVE HELD TODAY BY AUTHORITIES

Attlee Gives  Warning as UNO Meets   Briton Declares Atomic Bomb Limits Choice To Life or Death.

CHOICE LIFE OR DEATH—ATTLEE   Fear of Split Into Spheres Overshadows Organization Task

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  D.. CDMOARILY OD LLrarr   Mr. Truman and Congress

CHAPLAIN SAYS GERMAN GIRLS KEPT IN AREA   Declares American Officers Permitted To “Live With" German Girls In U. S. Headquarters Compound.

Charges Officers And German Girl: Living Together   Accusation of immoralit: Made by Britisher in Letter to U. S. Army Newspaper

Immorality  Is Charged   ‘Nazi Girls Reported ‘Living With Officers

CHAPLAIN FLAYS ‘IMMORALITY’ IN U.S. GERMAN ZONE   BRITISH GIRL SAYS GERMAN WOMEN ‘LIVE’ IN U. S. COMPOUND

LEWIS LIKELY WILL BSCAPE TERM IN JAIL  Government Seeks  “Substantial Pun - ishment” for Mine Whinaf

Government Also Asks Substantial Lewis Punishment   Action On Sentencing Of Lewis On Contempt Charge Delayed During Morning

EXTRA! High Penalties Inflicted Midst Settlement Hint   Mine Chief Reported Considering Calling Off Coal Walkout

$250,000 FOR EACH DAY OF COAL WALKOUT   Hint Lewis May Call Off Strike

Fear Study of Flyers Given   Fear Increased as Missions Continued,  Study Shows

‘Fear Gripped 99% Of U.S. Fliers In Combat, Says Air Force Doctor

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   BY DEWITT MacKENZIE /P World Traveler

SWITZERLAND PRESENTS UNIQUE. PROBLEM TO UNO: HOW CAN SHE RETAIN COMPT ETE NELITRAT ITY?

U.S. Takes Firm Stand Against Soviets in Japan   Special Privileges To Russ Envoys Will Be Terminated

U.S. To Take Firmer Stand Toward Russia   Special Privileges In Japan To Be Denied  Soviets

Navy Secretary Passed Name: On to Truman   President Retorts To Ickes, Says Nomination Stave

PENNVILLE COUPLE MARK SILVER WEDDING   Mr. And Mrs, Milton J. Wetzel Tendered Surprise Party In Fire Hall By Daughter

Several Items Of Business Left .. .  Congress Preparing For  Adjourment By Friday

Senators Debate OPA Extension   Solons Appear Split On Extent of Control

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Oppose Discussion on Argentine Participation in UNO

SCIENTISTS SEE CONTROL OF ATOM ENERGY POSSIBLE   U.N. Committee Warns Road to Safeguards Dotted with Peace Threats

SAFEGUARDING IT IS THREAT 10 WORLD PEACE   Atom Can Be Cracked and Made Lethal in Small Plants

The Latest L N. S. News Flashes   No Choice of Theatre   Eisenhower in Frankfurt   Development of Atom

McNarney Orders ‘Complete Review’ Of Lichfield Trials for Brutality

COURT MARTIAL REVIEW ORDER   ETO’ COMMANDER DISSATISFIED WITHL WAY TRIALS FOR BRUTALITY HAVE BEEN HANDLED

Premier Asks Soffer Terms For Bulgaria   Pro-Hitlerites Being Punished He Announces

Lotoelrabageing Greeks Charge ‘Aggression   Recognition as Co-Belligerent Sought by Bulgar Premier

BULGAR-SREEK FUED RENEWED   Aggression Charges Mark Heated Session of Paris Conference

Bulgarians, Greeks Charge Aggression   Recognition as . . Co-Belligerent. Sought by Bulgar Premier

FBI Takes Over Garsson ( ompany Investigation  Committee Mav Spare May From Ouestioning

Trieste Problem Is Again Tackled At Paris Parley   Bidault Compromise Proposal Studied By Delegates.

Turn to No, 2, Back Pag ' Turn to No. 3, Bac 3, Ba ck Pag  Dies After 75th Wedding Anniversary of March 16

Terry Predicts He'll Affect Bilbo’s Future   Senator’s Former Secretary Says He'll Testify to Probers

Witness Tells of Intention to Pay Losing Candidate’s ‘Deficit’ For Statement on Run-off Contest   Former Bilbo Secretary Declares Story May Affect Senator’s Future

Terry Expects Story To Affect.   Former Secretary And-Key Witness In Probe Found In. Mississippi: Hospital

DEWEY MAY TRY TO RUN AGAIN   Possibility H eig htened When New York G. O. P. Plugs Gaps

GOP Organization Primary Victory Strengthens Dewey Presidential Bid

No Progress in Strike Reported   Milwaukee Goes Without Its Milk

9,000 Women Storm Market  To Buy Butte   New Jersey Group Puts 12,000 Pounds On Sale In Philadelphia To  Break Black Market

GOP Has Battle For House Post   Accused Embezzler Denies Any Knowledge In Million Dollar Case

OFFICIALS QUIT IN IOWA TOWNS   Spencer City Council Must Find New Mayor

Longshoremen or West Coast Offer Proposal  Will Work While Negotiations Are Carried On

Bridges Would End Port Strike   Pittsburgh Power Walkout Continues

THREE IOWANS AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS BY IOWA CRIPPLED CHILDREN eROP

WIDE SECTION OF EARTH SHOWN IN MOTION PICTURE MADE FROM. ROCKET FIRED AT WHITE SANDS"

WORKERS WILL PARALYZE CITY   SHUT DOWN WHOLE TOWN IF STRIKE CONTINUES

Warns “'Labor-Baiting" Law Might Bring Us Civil War   Labor Expert Urges Senate to Support Fact-Finding Leaislation

Warns Labor Baitino May Cause Strife   Professor Tells Senate Group of Civil War Danger

Strike Bill May Bring House Fight  Rules Committee Facing Showdown

ROUSE RULES  GROUP COMING TO SHOWDOWN ABOUT STRIKES   Fight Growing Over Debate In Congress Over  Control Bills

LABOR-BAITING LAWS  MAY PROVOKE “CIVIL  WAR” CONGRESS TOLD HOUSE COMMITTEE IS  NEAR SHOWDOWN VOTE AN CTDIVE MPACIIDEC

BATTLE OVER LABOR BILLS IS LAUNCHED   House Rules Committee Faces Showdown Vote On Legislation to Curb Stoppages

Warns Against Labor Baiting   Havighurst Tells Senate Action Might Mean  Cwil War   FAVORS FACT-FINDING

PROFESSOR SAYS LABOR LAW MIGHT INCREASE STRIFE   COMMITTEE FACES SHOWDOWN VOTE ON STRIKE CURB BILL

Lahor-Baiting Laws Opposed   House Rules Committee Faces Showdown on Fact Firiding Bill

Professor Opposes ‘Labor-Baiting’ Bill Enacted Now  - At Same Time, Rules Graun Faces Strike   At Same Time, Rules Group Faces Strike Bill Showdown Vote.

SENATORS TOLD LEGISLATION TO TIE LABOR BAG   Professor Appears Before Committee To Warn of Acts Controlling Worker

LABOR-BAITING LAWS MAY PROVOKE “CIVIL WAR” CONGRESS TOLD  HOUSE COMMITTEE IS NEAR SHOWDOWN VOTE "ON STRIKE MEASURES

Bi leagee stax awe  eaten wa Ls fe) li Could B Bring  Near-Civil War   Prof, Harold C, Havighurst Urges Suppor of -Trn-.  man’s acl: Finding . Moeasy      For “Cooling Off”. Before Striking   Says Measure Opposed By ‘Stronger Employers and Stronger Unions’; House  oem  Group tn Showdown

House to Face Showdown Vote On Strike Bill   Labor Baiting Legislation Is Held Dangerous

Labor-Baiting Bill Opposed  Might Lead To Verge Of Civil War, Claim

Professor Advises Senators Against Labor-Baiting Law   House Rules Committee Facer Showdown on  Anti-Strike Bill 

State Democrats Meet In Harmony  x or wor ®   TRUMAN AND CONNALLY PRAISED IN COMMITTEE RESOLUTIONS

OFFICIALS, EMIPLOVES HAD GIT EAGHENDE   Luncheons Also Figure In Annual Affairs   JUDGE GETS PRESENTS

HUMOROUS PRESENTS GIVEN CO. OFFICIALS   Judges Keller and Boyer Head List of County Group Remembered

OVER TWO MILLION NEW — HOMES NEEDED   Truman Presents Program for Their ‘Construction

REACTIO MIXED ON HOUSING PLAN   Truman's Cail for 2,700,000 Homes for Vets Faces Battle in Congress

9,100,000 NEW HOMES BY 1947 IS GOAL SET UP   Stiff Price Ceilings, Big ¢ Labor Force Among Aims In New Program   FEDERAL HELP PLANNED   President Believes Part Of Cost Should Be Paid By Government

_fould Build 2,700,000 New Homes For Vets   Government Should Hel; Pay Bill, Truman Suggests In Proposal

President Asks Homes For Vets To Avoid Chaos   Housing Chief Tells  Government’s Plans

Truman Asks 2,700,000 New Homes for Vets   Housing Head Asks Price Ceilings On Houses and Lots

» 2,700,000 NEW HOMES BY 1947   Thinks Government Should Help Pay The Bill

TRUMAN BACKS NEW PLAN FOR HOME BUILDING   Thinks Government Must Help To Attain Goal of 2,700,000 Dwellings

Blueprint Gets Mild Reception from Industry   Wyatt Asks Congress for $600,000,000 to Do Job

TRUMAN PLANS 2,700,000 NEW VETS HOUSES   Program Gets Lukewarm Reception From Industrialists

TRUMAN WANTS TO BUILD HOMES FOR VETERANS      Blueprint Gets Only Lukewarm Reception From ladustry

Present Truman's Plan To Subsidize Home Building   Start 1,200,000 Homes In ’46 To Avoid Chaos, Says Wyatt

Truman Sends Counter Plan On Palestine   Note Insists That Immigration To Holy Land Be  Resumed

PE System Looks To Completion Of Plant   Rising Costs Focus Atten: tion on Williamsport

Jtalians Vote Out Monarchy   Republic Is Fayored By Voters; Umberto Prepares For Exile

Italians Turn Down Monarel  For Republic   King Umberto Will Leave Saturday to Joint Father in Egypt

Republic Wins Over Men archy By Nearly TweMillien Maicrity   UMBERTO FOLLOWING FATHER INTO EXILE

Italian Voters Reject Throne For Republic   House of Savoy Loses Plebiscite by Margin Of 1,820,000 Ballots

Halians Vote For Republic   King Umberto to Join Fa. ther in Exile on Saturday

ITALY VOTES FOR REPUBLIC   House of Savoy Falls In Plebiscite; Umberto To Leave Throne

ITALIAN VOTERS REJECT MONARCHY   Republic Favored; King Umherto to Leave Country On Saturday

House of Savoy Heads for Exile  Italian Majority Favors Republic

ltalians Reject Monarchy in Favor Of Republic; King To Leave Country

ITALIAN VOTERS OUST MONARCHY   NATION CHOOSES TO BECOME A REPUBLIC—KING PREPAEES TO LEAVE.

Italy Ballots For Republic, Umllerto Fall:   Monarchy Loses by Nearly ‘2-Million in Weekend

FIRST BRITISH LOAN VOTE JOBE ON BASES PROPOSSAL   SENATE TO START VOTING ON LOAN PROPOSAL AFTER A LONG FILIBUSTER TACTICS

13 Negroes Are Held In Jails After Shoctina   Last Of Fighting Crafts Is Arrested

YURI-TO HANG “AT YOKOHAMA   PRISON CAMP (:U7IMANDER SENTENCED FOR ORDERING BAYONETING OF > ‘PRISONER   i.

Sentence Jap To Be Hanged   Convicted Of Bayonetting To Death Of U.S. Army Private

WOMAN FALLS TEN STORIES AND LIVES   Victim of Atlanta Hotel Fire i Hospital With Broken Legs and Arms.

Local Differences Prevent Return of Many Men to Work   Third of 96 Plants of General Motors Are Still Inactive

Lecal Issues Delay Moves Baek to Jobs   G. E. Employes Return to Work but G.M. Workers Delay; Settlements Cut Total Idle to 558,000

Fectric Workers Start Return To Jobs Today  Thousands of Others Report for Work; Strikes Are Settled

Local Issues hat GMC Pl ants Idle   General Electric Workers Return; Motors May Resume This Week

G-E WORKERS RETURNING T0 WORK TODAY   Local Issues Still Hold Some G-M. Workers Out

LOCAL ISSUES STILL CLOUD G.M, PICTURE   Timken Workers Return Ti Jobs In Settlement

ONE-THIRD OF GM EMPLOYES STILL ON STRIKE BASIS   GENERAL ELECTRIC WORKERS RETURNING TO PLANTS TODAY

LABOR DISPUTES: General Electric Workers Go Back To Jobs Monday —  Local Issues Bor Some of GM Employes Return to Plants

GE Employes Return To Jobs As Strike Ends   Some General Motors Workers Hold Off Until Local Issues Settled.

Electrical Workers Back On Job....  Local Issues Keep Third Of General Motors Units Idle Despite Settlement

Local Issues Hold Up Back To Work Movement At GM   GE Resumes Production  Of Goods For Consumer

Local Disputes Slow Return Of Workers To GM   But GE Laborers Return To Jobs

GE A gain Producing Appliances Third of 96 GM Plants Still  C2 ote. p.....

Strike Idle Figure Cut  To 558,000   Postwar Production Reported Outstrippins Anything Achieved  In Peacetime Before

‘Issues Prevent Workers Returia   GM Crews in Third of Plants are Idle

GE WORKERS START BACK TO PLANTS TODAY   Local Issues Check - Return of General Motors Employes

Back to Work Move Led by GE Workers   Soft Coal Miners’ Dispute Now Only Threat to Peace

Local Disputes Bar Strike End  GM Strikers Still Qut In Many Plants

Party Lines Are Solid---Democratic Chairman Says   Fitzpatrick Declines However to Discuss Candidate for Governor

Murray seeks Higher Wages For Ci0 Grour   PRESIDENT SAYS OUSTER OF RED GROUP IS COMPLETE

Convention Policy Expected to Set Standards for Specific Demands of ClO’s Big Three Unions in Steel, Auto hnd Electrical Manufacturing Industries,

C10 TO MAP LONG RANGE WAGE POLICY   Convention Will  Set Standards for Specific Demands

ClO DEMANDS TO DETERMINE PEACE OR WAR   Another Winter of Strikes and Turmoil  May Result

The Texas Poll [ooeenieeneeetnipenteememnennmentmeiiamnant ae  Majority of Tenehs Polled See War Ahead for America

it 43 U.S, ILLION DOLLAR :NTERPRISES   New Firms Join  , Giants’ Ranks

43 U. S. Firms in ‘Billionaire’ ‘Class; - Positions Chanaed in Last 12 Month:

FAIR AND COLD WEATHER WILL FOLLOW RAIN   Mercury to Skid as Low as 8 Above in Narth Iowa Tonight

Salvation Army Drive Will Raise $3,500 In County  . Q@. 8 y ft...   Special Campaign  Starts To Finance International Needs

DRIVE FOR THE SALVATION ARMY OPENS MONDAY   A Nation-Wide Campaign. Ask $3,000.00 from Marion County

Salvation Army's . Drive Is Now On   State-wide Campaign Was Launched June 10; Ends June 30

Salvation Army Drive Will Raise $3,500 In County   Special Campaign Starts To Finance International Need:

Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, Retiring Widow of Steel Manufacturer, Dies

Szepingkal ls Captured   Taken by Nationalists After Punishing 32-Day Struggle

Nationals Seize Red Stronghold   Battle for 32 Days Ends in Victory for Chinese First Army; Supply Line Attacked   Truce Is Reported      Shantung Province Pact Is Overshadowed by Communist Threat

MAJOR. PROVISIONS IN OPA REVIVAL BILL   Price Controls Restored Unti June 30, 1947

Says Communists  Smear Wheeler Red Money ‘Pours In Krebsbach Asserts

Says Communists  Smear Wheeler  Red Money ‘Pours In’ Rrehchach Acearte

2 SONS DIED LAST WEEK  ‘Mysterious Malady’ Takes Life of Brownwood Residen

AUSTRIA’S FATE PLACED BEFORE PARIS MEETING   Germany’s Future Put Aside After Byrnes Calls For Joint Administration

Russia Asks For Time To Study Saar   Byrnes’ Suggestion For  Immediate Unification Ca. 3  ae Pee

Russia Blocked — Efforts to Unify Germany, Report   Soviets Ask for More Time to Study Saar Future; Byrnes’ = Plan Te Tahbd

ASK TIME 10 STUDY SAAR BASIN ISSUE   Byrnes Then _ Proposes Ministers Turn To Austrian Question

Reds Block Move jor Unification   Ask Time to Study Future Of Saar  Basin

Would Study Future Of Saar Basin   Proposal Of Byrnes Tabled Following Russian Request

Russia Delays Plan To Unity Germany Now  Byrnes Suggested Immediate Program

Russia Blocks Unification Of Reich Program   Disposition Of Saar Basir Holds Up Further Action On Plan.

U.S. Proposes Reich Econom) Unification   Russia Blocks Quick Action By Asking for Time to Study Future Of Industrial Saar

Russia Asks For Time To  Unify Reich   Immediate Joining of 4 Occupation Zones Blocked by Soviet Action To Study Future of Sarr Basin.

—BIG FOUR— Attention Is Turned  To Austria  German Talks En Without Avreemer

Russia Blocks An Immediate Unified Germany   Byrnes’ Suggestion Tabled By Council; Coal Discussed

Hope To Adjourn Saturday... .  ministers Take Up New American Plan To Handle Germany

Russia Asks Time To Study Industrial Saar   American Proposal Would Have Berlin Council Set Up Unification Machinery

RUSSIA ASKS  TIME TO STUDY SAAR, DELAYS UNIFYING PLAN   Byrnes Proposed Economic Merger Of Occupation Zones In Germany

[he Great same Of  Politics   By FRANK R. KENT   Embarrassing Stassen

SHIPPING STRIKE IS UMBER WAY   Hopeful Omen Seen As Negotiations Continue

Officials Say if Speculation Checked Cotton Ceilings May Not Be Ordered

Cotton May Come Under  Price Control   OPA Hones To Avoid Ceilings

OPA May Not Put Cotton Under Price Ceilings If Speculation Is Checked   But Agency Is Firm In Intention To Do So Unless Price Rise Is  }lalted.

Giv e Vets Clothi ng Prefere  OPA Would Avoid Cottor Price Ceiling If Possible

Cotton Ceilings  May Be Avoided Officials State   Speculation Giver As Real Cause O! Plan Announced By OPA Chief

OPA Would Avoid Cotton Ceilings   Agency Urges Clothing Priority for Veterans

Hope to Avoid Cotton Ceilings   Government Appeals to Dealers to Reserve Suits for Veterans .

 OPA Hopes to Avoid Cotton. Ceiling \Reservation of Clothing ‘For Veterans Uraed

Cotton Price Ceilings May Be Avoided If Speculation Halts; Clothes Sought For Vet:

Ceilings If Speculation Is Checked   But Agency - As Firm Ino Intention To. Do So Unless. Price’ Rise Is ~Ftalted.. oa met

MOTORMEN WILL VOTE TOMORROW   Charleroi, Washington, Pitts. burgh Voting Places For Union' Men

Claim U.S. Backing Is Pr laa   Rumors Continue To Fly In Unsettled Near East And Asia

Says Army. Will Battle To the End   War Minister Believed Baekeil by American Diplemwatie Support

London Paper Says Murray of US. Pledges American Support ‘In Backing Dispute With Reds

News Day And Night   British Report Says Tran. ians Have Pledge Of — American Backing   Attlee Is Silent On Middle East   Russians Reported Build: ing Up Garrisons At Point Near Tehran

EXPECT TIEUPS TO BE DELAYED BY U.S. MOVES   Brotherhoods IssueCall . For Walkout on March i   RBULLETIN

Communications Strike Scheduled For Tomorrow   ‘No Progress’ After Two-Hour Session; Negotiations Goatinog

A Local ‘Walkout ‘Planned   “Union Telephone  . Workers Here Are '[Expeeted to, Heed The Strike Call.

No Step to Avert Telephone Strike   (Government Conference  Fails to Progress on Na tionwide Walkout   INCLUDES 17 UNIONS   If No Last Hour Solution, Will Be Effective 6 A.  M. Tomorrow

Joplin Area Phone Service Tieup Looms   ‘trike, Scheduled for 6 A, M. Thursday, Will Disrupt Local and Long Distance Lines, Union Representative Says.

LONG DISTANCE AND LOCAL OPERATORS GC OUT TOMORROW AT 6  LAST-MINUTE MEETINGS WITH GOVERNMENT MEN MAY NOT HALT ACTION ©

Truman Asks Purley Retween Packers and Bosses to Terminate Pay Issucs   No Comment   Anderson Will Not Talk on Plans to Seize Industry Tomorrow

Reading Simplified New Translation Of Bible Unveiled By Church Group

Scranton Transit Walkout in Sight   Thursday Deadline Set In Pay Increase Demanc

PITCHER DIES   Brain Tumor Causes Death of Walier Johnson Famous for His Fast Ball — He Compiled an All-Time Major Record of 118 Shutouts.

“Big Train’ Johnson Is Dead at 59   4 DECADES OF BASEBALILDOM PLUNGED INTO MOURNING BY HIS DEATH,

Wealthy New Yorker Escapes Kidnappers  Bruised, Beaten Before He

Forecasts Reduction In All Meats   Heavy Marketing Since Re moval Ceilings Will : Mean Cut Later

Coal Strike Causes Much  Concern   Special Mediator Is Called in to Try And Break Deadlock

Egypt, 6 Other Arab States Make Request   Request Calls fo New Regime in Holy Land

PALESTINE PUT UP BEFORE U, N   Arab League Request: Action Of United Nations Council

Egypt Requests U.N. To Consider Palestine Case   Assembly Can Take Action Or Submit Question To Council

Egyptians Ask  U.N. Inquiry ‘OnPalestin   Six Other Nations Join  Request For Action Ry Accamh!<:

COLD IS ON THE WAY   Is Expected to Strike Kansas Tomorrow Afternoon

Break in Pauley’ S  Case Seen  Says He's Still "Slugging’ But Rumors Of ‘Deal’

Pauley Prefers io Fight It Out  Asks Consideration  : Of His Long Record 4 Buwtat. 6...) € went

5 North Dakota Communities, Isolated by Blizzard, Being Served from Air

UNIONS BACK LEWIS ORDER ENDING TIEUP   Industry Prepares To Roll, With Fuel  Stocks Assured

Votes Favor Obedience to  Lewis Order  Projected Layoffs in Other Industries - Are Canceled

Most Miners Expected Back At Mines Today   ‘We'll Follow Lewis,’ Sentiment Expressed  In Mining Villages

Electric Workers Meeting Today to Ratify GE Pact   General Motors Employes Favor New Agreement On Wage Increases

Labor Front Picture Is Brichter   GE and GM Workers Return; Ford Has Recalled 1,400

ClO CERTAIN T0 APROVE TERMS   BAGK TO WORK MOVEMENT TO START SOON

OM. TO RESUME QUTPUT APRIL 1   JAW Reaches Accord With Packard; Ford to Recall Lincoln Plant Men

Miners Vote To Resume  Jobs Today  Most Coal Diggers Expect  ed To Respect Lewis’ Ordar Tan Daturn

Mexico Candidate   Locals Ratify GE Contract   Begin Work Monday: Cars 10 Roll April 1

NATIONWIDE HALT IN WORK OF TRAINMEN, ENGINEERS MAY 18  RECOMMENDATION OF

Rail Strike Ils Ordered   .. For May 18 By Trainmen, Engineers’ Leaders

CALL NATIONAL RAIL WALKOUT   2 Large Brotherhoods Order Strike May 18

RAIL STRIKE IS CALLED MAY 18 BY TWO UNIONS   Walkout Will Paralyze Na tion’s Rail System; Truman May Act   BOARD RECOMMENDED 16-CENT WAGE BOOST

NATIONWIDE HALT IN WORK OF TRAINMEN: ENGINEERS MAY 18  RECOMMENDATION OF FACT-FINDING BOARD REJECTED BY UNIONS

Rubber Plant At Akron Faces Full Shutdown   900 Workers Walk Out: Stoppage May Close Goodrich   EXPRESS STRIKE OFF   Seattle Union Permits Some Ships To Sail For Alaska

RAIL STRIKE T0: START MAY 18, UNIONS DECIDE   Trainmen, Engineers Announce Decision After Rejecting Board’ Proposal

Rail Strike Is Ordered   Trainmen, Locomotive Engineers Decide on Nationwide Strike for May 18

J. §. SEIZURE ONLY WAY T0 AVERT TIEUF   i.ngineers, Trainmen Brotherhoods Set Walkout Date

Order Rail Strike   Nationwide Tieup Set For May 18; Union Rejects Settlement Suggested By Board

Railroad Walkout Is Voted   Brothevhoods Deeide On Nationwide Strike To Begin on May 18

Labor Picture: Grows Darker   Settlearient of No. 1° Dispute Tavalving Half-Million Coal,  Miners Appears Remote “*

Further Gloom Spreads Over  abor Outlook   Coal Strike May Last Week or Longer

2 BROTHERHOODS REJECT PAY HIKE OF 16 CENTS HOUR   TRAINMEN, ENGINEERS REACH DECISION TO CALL WORK STOPPAGE

Nationwide Rail Strike Is Ordered   Two Brotherhoods Call Walkout for May 18---Speculate On U.S. Setzure

Call. Rail Strike Start for\May 18   Decision Comes After Re Jection of Fact-Finding Board's Offer   Only Procedure Open to Prevent Operations After Dead Line

Federal Seizure Only Hope For Averting Tie-Up   Chairmen’ of Two.Big Brotherhoods- Reject Fact-Finders’ Report

Rail Brotherhoods May Reach Decision ~—, on Strike by Night   Possibility of Walkout Intensifies Gloom on the Nation’s Labor Front   BRYULLETIN.

THE WALKOUT IS SCHEDULED FOR MAY 18   Step Is Ordered by Two l.arge Brotherhoods, the Trainmen and Engineers—Onlv U.S. Seizure Can Stop Action.

BROTHERHOODS ORDER RAILWAY STRIKE MAY 18   Fact-Finding Board’s Recommendations Rejected By Two Unions

Wage Dispute of Miners Unsolved   Nationwide Rail Strike Threatened

Two Unions Set May 18 As Deadline   Only Government Seizure Can Prevent Tie-Up of Lines After Rejection Of Board’s Findings

Chairmen Of 2 Brotherhoods Reject Offer   Walkout Set For May 18, Is Report; Government Seizure Only Alternative

Trainmen and Locomotive Engineers Reject InCreases Fixed by Gov ernment Board.  NO END SEEN FOR COAT. MINE STRIKE

State Highway Director Says Some Counties Neg lect Farmer   UNDER SECONDARY PLAN

AFL SAILORS ARE T0 GET INCREASES   White House Produces Plan Agreéable to Nation’s Maritimers

Seamen Would Be Given Full Wage Demands   Amendment to WagePrice Order Is Issued by Steelman

Arrests Nip Power Bid By Fanatics   Many Jailed, More Sought In Hnge Round-Up That Breaks Movement in Occupied Germany

Ringleaders Jailed In Manhunt   Subversive Movement Was Planned by Fanatics, Sibert Says

5.ps Couldn't Have Hit Fleet Based in California Instead of Hawaii, Says Adm. Smith

ENGINEER DIES IN DERAILMENT   M. N. Kirkland Killed In Seaboard Accident Near Hamlet; Fireman Injured.

Eisenhower Visits Salt Lake, Urges Patience to Win Soviet Friendship

CLAIM TO ‘SEAT ON COMMIT. MITTEE. WITHDRAWN TO  -BREAK DEADLOCK IN VOTING,

U.S. AND BRITAIN AGAINST FRANCO UN QUARANTINE.   Seek Compromise Rather Than To  Reject Charcec

SEE NO REASON FOR QUARANTINE AGAINST SPAIN   U. S., Britain Would Like To Avoid Flat Rejection af Demands

COMPROMISE ON FRANCO CASE SOUGHT   U.S., British Oppose Poland's Pilea For Spain Quarantine

Poland Fails To Change US. Stand On Spanish Case   Britain, U.S. Hope To Find Basis For  Compromise

FRANCO CAGE HODGY ISSUE FOR COUNCI   U. S. and Britain Seek Halfway Action; Iran Still Live Problem.

SUPPORT GASE AGAINST SPAIN   Britain, U. 8. Hope for Compromise on Franco Question

U.S. and British Score Quarantine Of Franco Spain   Say They Can Find No Reasons for Diplomatic  Move By Council   GROMYKO EXPECTED TO BLAST REGIME   Will Fellow Cadogan te Speaker’s Stand at Today’s Meeting

U. S. AND BRITISH COOL TO POLISH CONTENTION —  are ecee ar nan OS

HOMMA EXECUTED BY FIRING SQUAD   Jap Convicted as Perpetrator Of Bataan Death March

HOMMA PAYS PENALTY FOR BRUTAL TREATMENT OF   AMERICANS CAPTURED . _ ON BATAAN

Bataan Death March’ Leader  Pays Penalty   Lieut. Gen. Homma Is Exe. cuted In Secret By U. S. Firing Squad   ANOTHER JAP IS HANGED BY U.S

All Sehools In Denver Close Doors   Those in Sharon May Stay Closed After Holiday

SHORTAGE OF FUEL FELT AS FAR WEST AS PACIFIC COAST   Seventy Thousand Idled by Shutdown, Including Steel Workers, Railroac Men  and Truck Drivers.   ADDITIONAL CREWS SOON TO BE LAID OFF   Government Agency Announces It Will Keep Close Watch for Compliance  With 21-State Dimout.

Move Schools Close Unemployment List Grows As Result of Coal Strike

Shivering Students Leave For Home; Worker Layoffs Mounting ‘As Coal Strike Enters 7th Day

Steel Plants, Railroads Are Hard Hit   70,000 Workers in Dependent Industries Idled

Steel Plants, Railroads  Are Hard Hit  70,000 Workers in  Nanandant

Coal Strike’s Effects Extend: Into Schools   Acute Fuel Shortage Forces Many Halls of Learning to Close

STRIKE CLOSES MANY SCHOOLS   Unemployment Spreads As Plants Go Down For Lack of Coal

Walkout Adds Thousands To Idle Ranks   Enforeed Vaeations Sweep Nation’s Education Systems .

Lack Of Fuel Forces Schools To Close Doors   Unemployment In Industries Hits 70,000 Mark

COAL STRIKE ADDS SCHOOLS TO VICTIM LIST   Unemployment Doubles; Effects Felt On  Pacific Coast

Schools New Victims Of Coal Strike   Many Colleges, Other Schools Shut Classrooms

ILLNESS IS FATAL — TO EDWARD CRIPE, 71, ‘CAMDEN POSTMASTER   PROMINENT COUNTY ‘DEMOCRAT DIES. TUESDAY AT CAMDEN;  OTHER DEATHS LISTED 

Jerusalem Hit By New Wave Of Bombings   British Rush Troops After Mine Blasts Take 25 Casualties

Russ Ambassador Returns fo Capital; Is Expected to Begin Conferences Aimed at Easing Biq 3 Tension

U.S., Russia Tense Over Iranian Issue   Truman Waits Red Envoy’s Call; Crisis Nearine Breaking Point

RED DIPLOMAT PLANS PARLEYS   Ambassador Will Seek Te Ease UNO Difficulties

GROMYKO WILL START SERIES OF CONFERENCES   Seeks To Ease Big Three Difficulties Before UNO Mecting

STRIKE RIOT AGAIN FLARES   STATE TROOPERS RUSHED TO SCENE OF VIOLENCE AT WESTINGHOUSE PLANT TODAY

NEW WALL-LESS PEN PROPOSED   Ohio Penal Committee Will Study Program Of Four New Institutions

New Penal Program Approved   Wall-Less Prisons, Improvements are In Pest-War Era

Lack Facilities For Research In Jet Planes   Defense ‘Group Aceuses Armed Forces, NACA, For Our Inadequacy

Renewal of Coal Parley Held Likely   Separate Meetings With  Disputants Held; Hope  For Averting Walk-Out  Tn Sugar Mills Grows

New. Premier Instructs ._ Delegation ...Lo.-Confer  "With Russian Delegate; British May Claim U.S. Support For Actions In Java and Greece.

Russians Challenge Appeal   Question Validity Of Charges Made By Iran

Russia In Challenge Of lran Appeal   Says Came from Government No Longer in Power, Direct Negotiation Possible

UNO Council fo Test Validity of lran Appeal   First Hearing on Political Issue

RUSS CHALLENGE IRAN S APPEAL   SAY ISSUES RAISED BY REGIME NOT IN POWER

Russia Says Iran Appeal Is Invalid   Delegates Appear To Delay Premier in Pushing UNO Case

RUSSIA CHALLENGES IRAN’S APPEAL 10 SECURITY COUNCIL   Soviet Union Charges Issue Raised By Government No Longer in Power

United States May Become Involved in Russ-lran Dispute   American Views Cited in Note Filed With Iranian Delegates

Validity Of Tran Appeal Is Challenged   Russia Makes Challenge After Tranian Delegate Raps Russia.   NO LONGER IN POWER

‘Number Of Interventions’ By Russian: Iran Delegate Tells UNO Group

Validity of Tran’s Appeal Is Challenged   Russia Charges Iran  Claims Not Sufficient For Action By United Nations Council

Soviets Say Appeal Is Not Proper   Iranian Delegate Soys His Government Prevented From Acting

Iran Claim Challenged By Russians   UNO Council Hears Charge By Iranian Delegate of Direct Intervention in Affairs by Soviets

lranian Stand Uncertain As Council Meets   Council Meets To Consider Charges Against Russia

Russia Challenges Iran Appeal   Raised by  ' Government No Longer in Power, Council Told

Soviets Challe ge Right Of Iran To Appeal To  nited Nations Council

Russ Challenge Plea on Ground It Comes From Ousted Regime        Council Adjourns U: Wednesday With Acting

NO DEAL ON MAY   White House Denies Mak ing Agreement on Investigation

IN: THIS CORNER  — - Loe : -Trate: Politician Swings Fis ist  — At Witness in Bilbo Probe

Checks, Gift. Sum Related   Senate Committee Issues Subpoena For Jackson Bank Officia!

Labor Boss Cold to Proposal fo Resume Talks With Owners   FORD SHUTS DOWN AUTO PRODUCTION  Little Hope Held For Early End of Labor War.

Three-Year-Old Child’s Life Saved When He’s Caught By Seat Of Pants

‘Committee Gets Two Measures To Extend Controls   Democrats Who Joined In Molding Vetoed Bill Have Change of Heart

Confusion Still Marks Situation While Meat, Milk And Dairy Goods Lead Upswing; Big Commodity Buyers Wary Of Paying Increased Prices for Goods

0'Daniel Abandons Attempt To Block Action in Senate; Meat and Butter Prices Up   Two New Measures for Temporary Revival Submitted to Committee: Wholesale Markets Show Steady Trend

Markets Cautious As  Outlook Favors OPA  Return; Cattle Prices  Soar.

‘Sen. O’Daniel ‘Abandon His: Block Tactics   Two Bills Identical; One Already Passed By The House

GO TO SENATE BANKING GROUP   Proposals Advanced After O’Daniel Ends Blocking lactics   ‘MEASURES IDENTICAL

PRICE CONTROL REVIVAL BILLS REACH GROUP   Believe Truman’s Veto Welds Split Among Democrats in Congress

OPA Prospects Brighten as Senate Iwo-party Coalition Shows Signs of Cracking Up   Wayward Democrats Reported as Straggling Back Into Fold While Republicans Continue to Demand Price Controls With Sharp Restrictions

O'DANIEL DROPS FIGHT TO STALL PRICE ACTION   Coalition Comes Apart As Democrats Rally To President

Markets Pause Waiting OPA Price Rollback   Two Measures to Revive Control Reach Senate Committee

Opposition To Modified OPA Is Cracking Up   Reversal Of Senate. Hostility Toward Compromise Noted

‘O’Daniel Abandons Blocking Tactics That Stalled Them Three Days      One Has Already Passed In House   Measures Designed To Re. Instate Law Until Permanant Act Passed

Signs Pomt  a Castleton a0 HAIGH  Cracking Up   Wayward Democrats Reported Filtering Back inte Administra. tion’s Fuld   Taft Is Willing To Compromise   Senator Murdock Saye President Has Solidified Pariy Behind His OPA Position

Texan Drops Tacties to  Bloek Action   Bills Are Identical and Would Give OPA Lease On Life to July 21; One Passed hy Honse

Banking Body Of Senate Has Pair Of Bills   O Daniel Quits His Stalling; Coalition Falling

BUYING PUBLIC FEELS INCREASE IN LIVING COST   Livestock Shipments Continue High, But Rise Slows

O’Daniel Halts Blocking Tactic   Both Bills To Extend OPA Until July 20 and Further Lecislation.

Coalition May Be Breaking Up   Some Wayward Democrats Seem Likely to Return to Fold

O'Daniel Gives Up As Revival Plans Pushed  Signs Noted That Democrats Coming

SOME SENATORS CHANGING THEIR VIEWS ON ISSUE   Coalition Which Moulded Vetoed OPA Bill Seems To Be Cracking Apart; Republicans Still] Adamant.

SENATE ACTS “IN STOP-GHP ~ PRICE EFFORT   O’Daniel Abandons Blocking Tactics After Stall of Three Days.

Senate Conmnittee Gels Identical Plans for Extension to July 20; Coalition Believed Falling Apart

Senate’s Anti-OPA Coalition Appears Not So Determnied   Sen. O’Daniel Abandons Efforts to Block Intro‘ductions of Bills 

Butter and Milk Up In  Some Areas   Markets Clogged With Abnormal Shipments of Stock; Packers Cautious

O'Daniel Gives Up As Revival Plans Pushed:   Signs Noted That Democrats Coming Rack J. .o Fold

Chances For OPA Appear Brighter   Several Signs Indicate Coalition Which Molded Vetoed Bill May Be Falling Apart

Sen. O'Daniel Abandons His  Blocking Tactics   Two Measures, One Already Passed By House, Other Offered By Wagner. Identico

Blocking Tactics Dropped Today By Senator 0'Daniel   Both House And Senate Measure Are Identical

Identical Bills Given Group for Consideration  O'Daniel Abandons Blocking Tactics

PUBLIC GETS A TASTE OF THE HIGH PRICES TODAY   Meat, Milk and Butter Showed ‘An Increase On the Market,   ROLL BACK EXPECTED   Nation's Wholesale Markets Kxpect Prices to Be Restored As of June ‘0,

Identical OPA Plans Considered   Both Grant Price Control Extension--O’Daniel Abandons Blocking Tactics

One Democrat In House Votes Against Plan   Sharp Restrictions Are Demanded By Republican Group

WAGNER MEASURE WOULD GRANT OPA LIFE EXTENSION   Senator O'Daniel Abandans Tactics That Stelled” ’ Bie Three Dave

Each Would Extend OPA Temporarily   O’Daniel Drops Effort To Block Consideration In Cammittee.

O'Daniel Quits Stalling Tactics“ Permitting Bank Committee Hearing On Extender Plan: Murdok Declares Opposition Bloc  Is ‘Melting Away’ Under. Pressure

MOST PRICES STEADY   BUTTER IN N. Y. 18 TO l5e HIGHER: STOCKS ARE STEADY: MOST RENTS ARE UNAFFECTED

Subsidy Loss Boosting Some Prices   Wait-and-See Attitude Being Adopted By Manufacturers

MORE SENATE BACKING OF OPA APPEARS   Coalition Which Molded Presidentially Vetoed Extension Bill Shows Signs That It May Be Cracking Up.

Loss of Subsidies Hike Meat, Milk And Butter Prices   Wholesale Markets Steady Under Belief OPA Will Be Restored

Sen. 0’Daniel Abandons His Tactics   Temporary Extension For OPA Proposed In Identical Measures

OPA'S REVIVAL ASKED IN TWO SENATE BILLS   Measures Sent to Banking Committee as Opposition Begins To Crack

BLOC ACTIVE IN SHAPING OTHER BILL WEAKENS   Democrats Appear Headed Back In Party Fold As New Action Starts

Senate Bloc Against OPA Breaking Up   Wayward Democrats Coming Back to Support Of Truman

Meat, Butter And Milk Price: Moving Higher   Wholesale Markets Steadying on Belief Controls Will Return

Price Control Plan Regaining Support   Coalition Which Caused Presidential Veto of OPA Bill Breaking Up But Some Restrictions in Authority Likely

Two Bills. Handed To  Committee  O’Daniel Finally Gives Up Fight

Temporary Bills To Committee: Coalition Cracks   Some Democrats Who Helped Adopt Curbs Have ‘Change of Hear?’

O'Daniel Defeated on Blocking   Coalition Behind Vetoed Plan Falling Apart, Signs Indicate

A Chance For OPA Rebirth    Bill Granting Agency . Extension of Life  Till July 20.Gets' Green Light in Senate

\O’DANIEL ABANDONS TACTICS   Group Begins Work On Compromise Lezislation

Study Twa Bills For Reviving OPA   Each Would Grat Exten: sion of P riceControl  Act to Juy 20   O'DANIEL FRE OUT   Evidence That ‘eto Coalition Might BFalling  Apar °

Loss of Susidies Indicates Genera! Food Price Rise   Wholesalers Hold Commodities Over Holiday Weekend

Control Matter  Goes Ur To Body   O’Daniel Gives In Two Bills Are  Identical

Curb on Power of OPA Sought by Republicans; Coalition Break-Up Seen

Coalition With Republicans, Which Passed Compromise Bill, Shows Signs  of Cracking Apart.   CAPEHART FAILS IN RENT CURB EFFORT

Markets Steady But Meat Price Continues High   Senate Considers Two Bills for Extension of GPA

BILLS SENT T0 SENATE GROUP FOR APPROVAL   Senator O’Daniel Quits Blocking Efforts-on Price Control Moves

Senate Bill Is Identical To House Measure  Would Grant Short   Would Grant Short Extension To Agency Truman Backers Gaining Strength

Two Measures To Revive OPA  In Committee   President Credited With Solidifying Party Behind Stand On Price Control

Senate Banking Committee Considering Two Measures To Revive Price Controls

CHANGE OF HEART IS EVIDENCED BY SOME OPPONENTS  QraeaisaytT’Tr AA 6B StS of   SENATE COMMITTEE BEGINS WORK TODAY ON COMPROMISE BILL

OPA Prospects Gain Strength; GOP Adamant   Break-Up Indicated In Two-Party Coalition

— PROGRESS — Anti-Price Coalition Cracking   Each New Measure Would Extend OPA to July 20

Flames Destroy 15-Room Hotel At Hot Springs   Nine Known Badly Burned; Search Ruins For Victims

Hotel Fire Takes Toll   Nine Are Critically Burned In Blaze At Hot Springs, Ark,

Nine Injured in Hotel Fire   Great Northern Hotel At Hot Springs, Ark., Destroyed

GREAT NORTHERN HOTEL, HOT SPRINGS ~~ ARKANSAS, BURNEL   Nine Persons Were Known to Have Been Burned Critically.   FIRE WAS EARLY TODAY      It Probably Will Be Late Tomorrow Before Known If Anyone Died.

9 Known Injured as Fire — Destroys Resort Hotel   Hot Springs Structure Leveled; Still Too Hot for Detailed Investigation

Officials Unable To Estimate Number Of Guests; Nine Burned Critically; No Known Deaths

Nine Burned Critically in Resort Blaze   Great Morthern Hetel in Wet Springs, Ark., Borns; Guests Leap from Building

Blaze Destroys Arkansus Hotel; 9 Critically Hurt   Scorching Ruins at Hot Springs Defy Searchers Following Fire Early Tadav 

Nine Burned As Fire Razes Resor t Hotel   Flames Early Today Destroy 75-Room Great Northern At Hot Springs. Ark.

Nine Burned  In Hotel Fire   Impossible for Firemen To Search Ruins For Possible Bodies

9 Badly Injured In Hotel Blaze      Check Of Ruins Of Hot Springs Hotel Will Be Made Tomorrow

Nine Critically Burned in Fire at Arkansas Hotel  75-Room Great Northern At Hot Sprinas Destroved

CITY FIREMEN UNABLE 10 HUNT FOR VICTIMS   Lose Register in Blaze, Tota of Guests in Building Unknown

‘Well. Known Man Felt ‘Like Swollen Balloon; “Full Of Stomach Gas

Way Opened for Early Vote on Bill   Heavy Cut Made in Appropriations for Price Agency

@ PAUL MALLON— ~ cnsseeeememnnaaat  Moslem Religious Influence Must Be Considered in Palestine Muddle

@ PAUL MALLON—   M oslem Religious Influence Must Re Considered in Palestine Muddle

QUTLOOK BETTER FOR SETTLEMENT OF STEEL CASE   Murray and Fairless Agree to Meet Again Wednesday at White House   WEEK’S GRACE IS GIVEN   Hopes for Compromise Rist Although Strikes Close Some Smalier Mills

Prospects Brighter For Finding Formula To ‘End Industrial Strife

Seek Formula For Settling Strikes In Steel Meeting   Week’s Delay On Strike Viewed As Indication  USW May Give In

Hopes Rise For Finding For To End Spreading Indus   Strife In Nation—Next 2 ing Wednesday   UNION OFFERED $1.56 INCRE

SCHEDULED WALKOUT 1S POSTPONED   Demand For $2 Wage Hike Is Modified

‘Steel Workers Postpone Strike For One Week   NFTW Postpones for At Least 30 Days Telenhone Walkant

No New Trial Possible for Nazis  © ms Anant le én Cantro!l Council fo Reduce Sentences

NAZIS HAVE LITTLE CHANCE TO ESCAPE SENTENCE HANDED DOWN BY WAR TRIALS COURT MONDAY

Faces Federal Charge; Mail  Is Recovered   Bag Taken From North Western Platform Sometime Tuesday

GM Parley Is Resumed  CIO Heads Tells  <7) Ty oo a   CIO Heads Tells Strikers to “Hold Your Lines’

 Negotiations Are Resumed in G.M. Work Stoppage; Mills, Plants Halted by Power Ticup

GM Parley Is Resumed   CIO Heads Tells Strikers to “Hold  Your Lines”

Bevin Charges Ukranian Lied On Java Attack   Sharp Words Exchanged During Diseussion Of Indonesian Affair

Ex-Gl's Deny Charge In Death Of Officer   Two Men Say They Did Not Strike Hard Enough to Kill

*Britain Pledges Full Cooperation To Outlaw A-Bomb   International Pool For Development And Control Pleases Britteh Neleanta

Britain Gives Pledge Of Aid Atom Control   Cadogan Welcomes U. -S. Plan For Outlawing Atomic Bomb As Weapon.

Russia Vetoes U.N. Proposal On Spain; Poles Will Try Again   Gromyko Votes ‘No’ on Reierring Issue to General Assembly

Britain Pledges Co-operation in Outlawing Bomt  Cadogan Welcomes U. S. Proposal at UN Session

Backs U.S. Atom Ban Proposal   Britain. Pledges. Full Cooperation; Poland To Offer Plan; New Franco Contes Pree

Britain Backs U.S. Plans For  Atomic Control   Full Co-operation In Out lawing A-Bomb As Wa Weapon Pledeed.

Britain Backs Baruch   Full Support Pledged  United States Regarding Control Of New Weapon

Great Britain In ‘AtomicBombPlan   "To Join With U. S. in Outlawing Weapon, Punishing ~—   SUPPORT BY CADOGAN   Poland Has Atom Plan; > Moves for Showdown on Franco Regime

Great Britain Will Give Support To U.S. Atom Plan  Poland Is Expected To Submit New Pranacal Very Soon

Britain Pledges Fullest Cooperation To U.S. In Outlawing Atomic Bomb

Pole Atom Plan Calied Starting   Polish Proposal On Atomic Energy To Be Given U.N.

Full Support For Outlawing Bomb Pledged   Penalties Against Violators In Plan Receive Approval

BRITAIN BACKS U. §. PLAN ON ATOMIC BOMB   Dr. Lange to Present Poland’s Proposal.on Atom at an Early Date

Brothers Argue And One Is Killed In Duel   Murder Charge to be Preferred in Old-Fashtoned Duel

ONE OF TWO BROTHERS FATALLY SHO” WHEN QUARREL CULMINATES IN DUEL

ORDER WHEATLEY TO STAND TRIAL   Newell Man Charged with Woman's Death Is Declared Sane

SUPT. GRIFFITH HOLDS TO DEC. 1 RESIGNATION   Closes Dispute With County Board Over Expenses.

SUPT. GRIFFITH HOLDS TO DEC. 1 - RESIGNATION   Closes Dispute With County Board Over Travel Allowances

INCENDIARY FIRES SWEEP THREE HOUSTON CHURCHES IN LAST 24 HOURS AS POLICE SEEK FIREBUG

CONTACT OF FICK TO REMAIN OPEN SAT. AFTERNOONS   Pifteen Such Offices Are Now Operating To East ATSSCuRi

UN Sroup Gives Apsrovalto Arms [imitation Program   Resolution Must Now Have Full Indorsement Of Political Committee

APPROVE CALL OF STRIKE IN 63 BREWERIES   Teamsters Union Acts In Dispute Between AFL-CIO Groups

Clarges Head G-Man With “Bandit” Methods In Handling Redin Arrest

Senate Leaders Seek Quick New  ‘Draft Extension   Warn Age Limit Boost Can’t Make Up For The *Teen-Agers Exempted.

New Pressure For Draft Law   Senate Leaders Ask Speedy Enactment

Senators Press For Swift Action To Extend Draft   “Age Limit Boosted To 29, But Leaders Fear Manngwar Shortage

Speedy Enactment Of Draft Law Now Pushed by Senator:   Truman Gives Okay Making 29 Year-Olds Eligible in the Draft

NEW DRAFT LAW AIM OF LEADERS   Permanent Extension Bil Urged To Save System

SENATE AIMS AT NEW DRAFT LAW.   CONTEND AGE LIMIT BOOST WON'T MEET ARMY, NAVY NEEDS

SPEEDY ENACTMENT ‘OF NEW DRAFT LAW 1S BEING PUSHED   The Senate Leaders Applied Fresh Pressure, It Is Announced.   TRYING TO SAVE LAW   Acts to Save What He Can ' From Near Wreckage of Selective Service.

DRAFT AGE TOP BOOSTED 10 25   Senate Leaders Press For New Extension Action

Fresh Pressure Is Applied For New Draft Law      Senate Leaders Say Truman’s Move Will Not Meet Needs —

Truman Boost iz Draft Age Held Insufficient   Men Through 29 Will Be Taken; Senate ‘pDeecenreleOn -_

Boost Doesn't Meet Needs  Senate Leaders Seek To Salvage ' At Least Part Of Draft System

Revised Draft Can't Meet Service Needs   Senate Leaders Call For Teer Agers To ' Replace Men Abroad

Senate Seeks Swift Action  On Draft Law   Induction Of Men Through 29 Years Of Age Ordered To Fill Quotas.

Senate Leaders Apply New Pressure For Speedy Enactment of Draft Bill

SENATE CHIEFS: PUT ON HEAT FOR NEW LAW   Age Limit Boost Falls Short of Supplying Needed Numbers

Senate Pushes New Draft Law   Teen-Age Induction Called Necessary

Senate Applies Pressure for New Draft Law   Age Limit Boost Cannot Meet Army, Navy Needs

Senators Seek New Draft Extension Law   Truman's Age Limit Boost Not Enough To Meet Army Needs

raud Signs Found 1 Missouri Voting   both Local and Congressional Races  Affected, Election Official Savs

Food Shortage Threat Brings Scare Buying   Market Experts Warn against Hoarding; Cities Affected

THREAT OF MASS FOOD SHORTAGE BROUGHT CLOSER   “Scarce Buying” Is Is Aggravating An Already Serious Situation

‘SCARE BUYING THREATENS FOOD   OPA Clamps Down On Potate Price As Shortages Loom In Cities

Union Attorneys Go Into Huddle As Deadline For Showdown Nears  Foailnre Ta Act   Failure To Act May Mean Jai   Government Of ficia Is Watch For Break As Miners Stream From Jobs

One-Fifth of Miners Now Away From Pits; Army Ready To Maintain Order

Army Prepared To Take Control In Mining Areas   Union Chief Gives No Sign Of Backing Down At 11th Hour

STATES MINERS WILL STAY OUT TILL NEW PACT   100,000 Coal Workers Leave Jobs as Lewis’  Lawyers Go Inte Huddle

Army Alerted, Brownout For Fast Ils Seen   Lewis’ Lawyers Go Into Huddle While Thousands Of Miners Lay Down Tools

100,000 UMW WORKERS QUIT SOFT COAL PITS   Miners’ Chief Silent as Midnight Deadline  Draws Nearer

LEWIS SILENT AS: LAWYERS CHART COURSE OF ACTION   U.M.W. Chief Foces Legal Penalties if He Ignores  Boe. ga

Lewis’ Lawyers Examine Possible Legal Penalties   Midnight ts Zero Hour'in Showdown Battle with U.S.

Contract ©  Deadline ~  Tonight  UMW Chief Mus Decide Answer  Ta lnninection -

89,000 Miners Idle, Lewis Maintains Silence As Strike Deadline Nears

Lawyers Go Into Eleventh Hour Huddle   Government Readies “Brownout’” Orders, Army Announces That  Troops Will be Ready

12p.m.Deadline On Showdown Between UMW,  Covernment   Idleness Spreads in Pits; More Than Fourth of Men Out

Far as Is Learned Mine Chief  Has Not Changed From Serving Notice To   End Contract.   i AS UNTIL MIDNIGHT TO ISSUE NEW ORDER

Must Decide Course Today   Issue to Climax at Midnight If Lewis Fails Te Withdraw Contract Termination Notice   By HAROLD W. WARD

NO INDICATION MINERS INTEND TO RECONSIDER   ewis Remains Silent In Face Of Prison Threat: Eastern States Ready For ‘*Brownouts;’’  Army On Alert.

DECISION ON STRIKE MUST (OME TODAY   Army Troops Are Readied to Maintain Order

Mine Union Chief Must Decide Before Midnight Whether He Will Withdraw Notice to End Contract — Truman at Key West Holds Self in Readiness

Lewis’ Lawyers Confer; No Hint Of Backing Down   Miners Quitting Work In All Parts Of Coal Area; Strike In Effect At Midnight

Zero Hour On Coal Is Near   Lewis Lawyers in Huddle, But No: Action Is Taken; 100,000 UAW Miners Already Idle

Complete Shutdown In Mines Probable   As Deadline Nears for Showdown Fight on John Lewis With Government on Wage Contract, Thousands More Miners Quit Work. .

Miners Quitting By Thousands in Showdown Fight  ~ Krug and Truman Stand Ready to Act in Crisis

—LEWIS MUST DECIDE TODAY— Mine Boss Must Make — Contract Termination  Stand Before Midnight   Failure To Follow Court Order May Result In Legal Penalties

U. M. W. Chief Must Decide Today Whether to Call Off Walkout as Court Ordered

iCoal Boss Must Decide Quickly (On Strike Move   Midnight Deadline Leaves Scant Time  For Action on Court Order.

Lewis’ Lawyers Go Into 11th  Hour Huddle   Must Decide Before Day's End Whether Lewis Will Withdraw Contract Termination

TROOPS POISED TO ACT QUICKLY IF NEED ARISES   UMW Chief Has Till Midnight For Decision; Brownout Program Shaped

Shutdown Slated at Midnight; Brownouts, Rationing of Electricity & Gas lo Be Asked.

‘Lewis's 3) ‘Lawyers Go Intoa Huddle   ‘Confer on Action to Meet Government's Temporary Injunction    MAY FACE JAIL TERM   UMW Chief Has Till Midnight to Withdraw Notice of Contract End

UMW Boss To Decide Course; Faces Penalties   Notice To Terminate Contract To Run Out At Midnight Tonight   Intervretations Differ

Deadline Nearing for Showdown   Mine Chief Must Decide on Withdrawal Of Contract Termination

TROOPS READY IF NEEDED IN MINES   Rationing And Brownouts Are In Prospect   114,000 IDLE   As Work Stoppages Spread; New Anti-Strike Laws Are Proposed

Union Counsel Maps Strategy; Lewis Is ‘Mum’   Midnight Deadline Neart In Showdown Battle Of Mine Boss Against Ul. S. Government   Lewis Courting Legal Penalties   Army Ready With Troops, If Necessary, To Carb Violence; ‘Brownout” In Cities Seen

Lewis Silent as Midnight Zero Hour,  Approaches in Contract Showdown;  Krug, Truman Prepared for Action 

Miners Walkout Spreads as Lewis Continues Silence on Attitude Toward Court Order   One of Two Courses Seen Open to Miner Chieftain; Army Ready for Action; Demand Mounting for Changes in Labor Legislation

Troops Ready if Needed To Keep Order at Mines; U.S. May Ask “Brownouts”

‘Lewis’ Attorneys Huddle Over  Decision Due Before Midnight; Fourth of Miners Not Working

Decision On Next Step ts Due   Meanwhile, Miners Remain Away From Work In Diggings

Conferences Held As Deadline Nears   Must Decide Before Midnight Or Face Legal Consequences

Fight with Government Is Continuing as Nation and Miners Wait the Outcome

United Mine Workers Chief Himself Maintains Silence, But Must Decide Before Day Ends Whether He Will Withdraw Contract Termination Notice In Compliance With Federal Court Order—More Than One-Fourth Of Bituminous Miners Leave Jobs

Miners Walkout Spreads, Lewis Remains Silent   Army Ready If Needed,  East Facing Brownout

More Miner: Of, Jobs as  Crisis Nears   Lewis in Conference With Lawyers; Men Ready to Stage Mass Walk-Out if Order Not Reealled

Only Few Hours Left fo Call Off Mine Walkout   UMW Chief Courts Penaities Unless He ‘Restores’ Contract

John L. Lewis Supported by Head of AVE   Green Declares Coal Diggers Who Have Voluntarily “Walked Ou? Won't Re-

LEWIS'S LAWYERS INTO AN ELEVENTH HOUR HUDDLE   As Midnight Deadline Ap_ proaches In Showdown E Fight. os   MUST DREIDE QUICKLY   Whether He Will Withdraw His Contract Termination Notice.

Mine “Chief Still Silent; Contract Expires Tonight   Approximately 110,421 Have Left Jobs in Pits; Krug Keeps Deor Open for 11th Hour Conference

LEWIS STILL IS SILENT ON STRIKE BAN   U. M. W. Chieftain Has_ Until Midnight to Decide What He Will Do About Court Order to (‘ontinue Work.

MINE LEADER SILENT WHILE TIME EXPIRES   Labor Lawyers Huddle Over Strategy Regarding Restraining Order.

Lewis Lawyers In Huddle As Deadline Nears   100,000 UMW Miners Off Work So Far; Minnesota May Have “Brownout,’ Report

Deadline For ‘Termination Of Contract’ Near With No Sign Of Whether Mink Chief Will Risk Legal Penalties By Disobeying Court Injunction

Mine Workers’ Chief Must Decide Whether He Will Withdraw His Notice of No Contract

His Lawyers Assemble For Parley      Varying Interpretations of Duration of Mine Coutract With U. $. Government   President Is Ready      Truman Is Reported . Prepared to Make Ouick Decision

Leader Of Federation Supports Still-Mum Lewis In Vigorous Statement Today

UNION LEADER STAYS AWAY FROM OFFICE   Krug Remains on Job to Keep in Touch With Late Developments

LEWIS MUST SAY  TODAY WHETHER  TO WORK OR NOT ARMY ANNOUNCES TROOPS READY TO  AAAIAITAIAL OONCHR

Labor Leader. Faces Decision On Buck ing Government  AWAIT VI ‘VERDICT

Tension Increases Throughout Nation on Lewis Decision   ‘Miners’ Boss’ Lawyers in Eleventh Hour Huddle as Deadline Nears

MINERS WALK OFF JOBS FOR JOHN L. LEWIS   Utility Rationing Is Contemplated in Event Of National Tieup

Lewis Still Silent Despite Government Threats of Penalty   Army May Be Called To Maintain Order as Miners Quit Jobs; Plans Ready for Drastic Measures To Conserve Coal Supply

{UDDLE IN COAL CRISIS   Deadline Near In Lewis’ Fight  With Government

LAWYERS FOR MINE WORKERS IN ELEVENTH- HOUR HUDDLE 'AS LEWIS CONTINUES SILENT   Union President, Courting Legal Penalties If He Fails [ To Withdraw Contract Notice, Fails To Show  Up At Office In Washington   ARMY ANNOUNCES TROOPS HELD IN READINESS

Liquor Voted In Watervliet   Sale By Glass Wins; Dowagiac Votes No

Meat Union Reduces Its Pay Demand   First Break Made In Negotiations to End Strike

Meat Strike Talks Begin At Capital   Scarcity Grows as Tieup Goes on, but Unions Reduce Demands.

Fact-Finding Board Is Named: Strike Violence On Coast. in Midwest

BOARD NAMED IN EFFORT 10 END WALKOUT   Police Drive Through Picket Lines in _ Kansas City

Need Report On Result of Talk with Tito   Yugoslavia Complies With Main Point in U. S. Ultimatum

DECISION IS EXPECTED ON U.S. PROTEST   Await Receipt Answers From Yugoslavia

Tito’s Government Comphes fn Part With Ultimatum By Releasing Nine Fliers On Thurs. dav   NO TRACE FOUND OF OTHER FLIERS

Yank Airmen s Bodies Found in Village Grave   Byrnes Hears Reports of Crew of Other Plane

Dead Fliers Exhumed for  Identification   Ambassador Says None Survived Second Attack

na a:  ‘Housi ousing ing Aide eN ow  Looking For Home,  Office For Himself

Servicemen Still Being Discharged   More Local Veterans Released From Duty

6 Local Men Discharged, Are Back   Three Sailors, Three Soldiers, Are Released

15 More Are Released By Government   Discharges Continue To Grow In Number

Army fo Pay Respects to Man In Moon   Air Force Confident That Rockets Can Soon Make  Tone Journey.

AZERBAIJAN CHIEF FLEES TO RUSSIA   Premier and His Generals Escape as lran Troops Enter

Says Rebels Fled to Russia  Tran Leader   Report Backs Charge Leaders Seek Soviet Protection

Pishevari Flees Iran for Russia  As Troops Arrive   Azerbaijan Premier Gives In Over Supervision  Qf Elections

IRAN REBEL » LEADER FLEES TO RUSSIA   Left Province  Before Gov't Troops Arrived

PAC To Be Directed By Hillman Protege   Jack Kroll to Direct Activities of CIO Group

Army Authorities ‘Rushing Trials   Defense Counsel Floys Lichtield Case Actions

Quads’ Mother “Very Happy”   Thompson Excited at Wife’s Decision  To Seek Divorce

Soviet Demands Are Opposed by Istanbul Regime   War as Alternative Doubted; Officials Termed ‘Depressed’

Reds Demand Joint Control Over Straits   ‘Ready to Fight,’ Istanbul Reports; Officials Depressed

* —TENSE — Stands Pat On Control Of Straits   Soviet Note Urges Bilateral Defense Plan

Turks Defy Russ Dardenelles _  Bid, Alert Army   Prepare ‘To Fight in 9 Minutes, After Final Wawiet Demands

Temperatures   Turkey Reportedly Is “Ready to Fight” To Defend the Nation’s Rights; War Is Doubted, but Leaders Depressed

MOSCOW AGAIN ASKS CONTROL OVER STRAITS   Possib ility of War Believed Slight In Argument

Wallace Sees Chaos If GOP's Win This Year   . Cycle Of “Boom, Bust “And Chaos” Would Result, He Tells Rally

PROTEST IS EXPECTED ON RUSS ACTION   Soviet Decision to Keep Troops in lran Stirs Allies

Foreign Office Sources Make It Clear that They Regard Russia’s Decision as a Breach of BritishSovict Pact.

Bevin, US. in Huddle; Strong Protest Waitec   Russians Vague Over Situation, Keeping Troops in North Sector

3-MAN ARMY ° BOARD STARTS DEATIT PROBE   Secrecy Surrounds Final Minutes Of Execution

REMAINING TEN NAZIS DIE ON PRISON GALLOWS   Grim Parade Lasts Over Hour

Potassium  Cyanide Vial Investigated   Officials Say Frau Goering ‘Inthe Clear’:

PROBE LAUNCHED CN POSH ViAL   U.S. Army Board Looks for Source of Death Dose Taken by Goering 

HITLER'S AIDE CHEATS JUSTICE WITH CYANIDE   Dies On Prison Cot As Sentinel's Serutiny Fails

TO DROP CASE   Spy Case Will Be Pressed Despite “Suggestion” Of Soviet Govt.

U.S. to Press Spy Charges Against Red   Russia Requests More Evidence Be Produced or Case Dropped by Nation

Home Physicians Report Rep. May Very Sick Man  FBI Takes Over Theft  Investigation Of yg EE gee Vilee

Doctors Order Rest for May   Careful Medical Attention. Qeiet Precermhed

WITNESS TO TAKE STAND Federal Jury Opens Probe Of Lynching Of Georgia Negroes

Ex-Serviceman Stabbed During St. Joseph Fight   Three Men And Four Women In Custody; Stanley Nash Victim

Expert Hesitates To Predict U.S. Election Results  Campaign Races Are Too Close Now, Forecaster Says

ECONOMIST IN PREDICTION ON FALL ELECTION   November Outcome Seen As ‘Uncertain’ By Ballot Expert

Election Outcome ~ Is Held Uncertain   Economist Says Forecast Naw Would be  Hozardous

ORDER TIED UP BATAVIA FUNDS      GARSSON FIRM RESTRAINE FROM CONVEYING ASSETS, OR PAYING EXECU ives

UAW Provides Reuther Test   New President Faces 63 Percent Opposition

Uneasy Truce in China Extended  Efforts Continue to Effect Peace

Manchu Truce  Is Extended   U. 8." Envoy to Continue Ty, Seek Peare Plan

Chinese Truce Is Extended; Peace Talks Continue   ence in Manchuria s Avoided

Chinese Truce Is Extended   Marshall Gets More Time to Find Peace

Marshall Gains Tine to Solve China Problen  Government Araounce   Government Ararounce: New [Extensis.4 of Truce With Communists *-

Higher Place Goes To Veis as te Surplus Priority   Congress Takes Action Sending Measure to President for Signature

\-LEGISTRATION FOR V3 TOWNSHIPS AT NEW HIGH LEVEL   ‘Bloom, Thornton, Rich Help County Set Record

RECORD TOTAL IS REGISTERED IN TOWNSHIP   South Cook Contributes To All-Time High In County   G.0.P. 1S CONFIDENT

McKeldin Challenged To Debate By Mills   Hagerstown Candidate Wants Mayor to Discuss Issues

M’KELDIN CHALLENGED TO DEBATE BY MILLS   Hagerstown GOP Gaberaaierial Aspirant Would Discuss Baltimere “Maver's Qualifications

Pickets Keep Fire Fans From Blaze  Builling Near Center Of Chiceao Stockvarde

PEPPER CAUSES SHARP FLAREUP   FLORIDA SENATOR IMPLIES U, 8, AND BRITAIN HAVE “GANGED UP" ON RUSSIANS

OHIO'S CAPITAL STILL WALKING   ‘Some Progress’ Reported as Tram Strike Enters Fourth Day

NO-TRANSPORT AT COLUMBUS      UNION REPORTS SOME PROGRESS BEING MADE TO IRON OUT STRIKE PROBLEMS

ILLINOIS AUGUST CHICK PRODUCTION ONE THIRD OF SAME MONTH LAST YEAI

DISCUSS ISSUES LANE CONTENDS   Gubernatorial C and idate To Avoid Engaging  Personalities

Lane Declares He Will Not Discuss Personalities   Asserts Problems Faced by Maryland Are of Unusual Importance

Agreement On Wazes Sought   Wage-Price_ “Experts © Meet - Beeaige: OF ‘Threatened Meat Packers Strike.

@ FAVUL MALLUN—  —_—  Atomic Commission Personnel Appears on Leftleaning Side

French Seamen Trapped In Sub Believed Dead   Craft Sunk By Floating Mine Off Toulon Bases Formerly Part O£ Germin Navy

23 Men Trapped In French ‘Sub   Underseas Craft Believed Sunk by Floating Mine at Toulon

Delivers Charge In Keynote Speech At Brotherhood Of Railway Teainmen Convention

ANTI-BRITISH RIOTS FLARE IN ALEXANDRIA   Nine Injured by Hand Grenades Hurled by Crowd Soldiers and Police Trv to Disperse.

MON-EME-N-T=UNDERWAY-TO KNOCK— OUT— SENATE'S   PLAN FOR EXTENSION  7 _ *UNTIL JULY 18T

HOUSE IN MOVE TO CURB DRAFT   School-Age Youths May Be Saved from Army

House Will Take Up Draft Monday   Draft Extension Move To Meet With Opposition By Some Congressmen   SOME CHANGES ARE PROPOSED

House Move to Defer School-Age Youths Launched   All Fathers Also Exempt Under Proposal

No Purge List, PAC Testifies   Other Groups To Be Questioned On Drives

LeMars High To Graduate Class Of Eighty May 24  Senior Class Play Opened Program Of Commencement}

COMMENCEMENT DAYS NEARING   Class Play, Prom, Point To Climax of School  Voeoar

Donovan Likely To Get GOP Nod For Senate Pos   Selection Probable After Drum’s Statement of Withdrawal

Into Land Of Lolos   Americans Seek Wreck Of B-29 in Search For Clues of Lost Airmen

To Inspect Wreckage Of U.S. Plane   Clues To Possible Survivors Sought

Four Start Hike Into Lololand io Inspect Wreckage   Three Bodies Removed From B-29; General Feels Sure No Craft Fell During War

Australian Plan Is Voted Down   Reparations Fight Is Vain: Big Four Stand Firm in Opposition

Big 4 Side Against Australia   Defeat Proposal For Reparations Claims  Investigation

Reparations Motion Lost   Big Four Defeats Australian. Move To Appoint - Special Committee.

Aussies Beaten In Battle On Reparations   U. S., England And France Join With Ruecia In Fickt

Australia Loses Fight to Delay All Reparations   Big-Four Ministers Wilt Meet: in Effort To Speed Peace Work

Big Four Kill Proposal Of Australia   Conference Disfavors Committee to Study Claims of Reparations

Australian Plan  Defeated 15-2   U. S., Britain, France Back Soviet Stand

Peace Conference Battle Over Reparztions Ends; Aussie Propos.! Defeated

BIG 4 LINES UP AGAINST PROBE OF REPARATIONS  AUSTRALIA LOSES   AUSTRALIA LOSES FIGHT TO CHECK ON DEMAND BY RUSSIA

Big Four Line Up Against Australia Reparations Plan   Byrnes Supports Molo* tov’s Protest; Foreign  Ministers Council to  Meet.

Aussies Beaten In Battle On Reparations  U. S., England And France Jain With Daseere, Im FPiakse

BIG FOUR LINES UP AGAINST AUSTRALIA   Plea For Reparations Study Committee Is Denied

BiG FOUR SET TQ SPEED UP PEACE TALKS   Paris Conference Bogging Down and Ministers Will Try For More Speed   AUSTRALIAN PROPOSAL FOR COMMISSION LOSES

Vote Ends Battle Over Reparations   Australian Proposal To Postpone Demand: Is Beaten 15 to 2--U.S. Supports Russia

Reparations  Fight Ended   Australia Beaten At Paris Parley In Move Tea Paatnone Demands

AUSTRALIA LOSES! C   Four Big Powers Unite to Kill Proposal to Postpone Reparations

Big Four Moves To Block Stand  Of Australians   Ministers Council At Paris Hopes To Speed Up Conference.

POWER STRIKE HITS WARREN      INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT IS AF: FECTED BY WALKOUT OF  EMPLOYES OF POWER  "=" COMPANY “or >

U.S. DECLARES CHARGE FALSE   Accuse Yugoslavs Fail To Cooperate in Keeping Order in Trieste

Blue and Olmsted Set up  Campaign Quarters   Red Hot Race Is Forecast For G.O.P. Primary

Demands Of Russia Cause New Squabble  Angry Delegate es a ae   Angry Delegate Protests Hours Of ‘Quack, Quack’

New Struggle  On Soviet Bid At Peace Meet   Demands Only Nations Actually at War With Ex-Enemies Vote in Treaties; Deleqate Hits ‘Quack’ of Delay

Russ Insist  Treaty Vote Be Limited  Demand Bring: New Struggle  TT, Canference

Russia Tosses Another Snag Into Peace Machinery  New Zealander Assails Delays, ‘ Protests Hours  Of ‘Quack, Quack’

Russia Demands Peace Vote Limit   Wants Balloting Held to Nations At War With Former Enemies

Conferees Are Plunged Into Struggle   Dispute Centers on Who Should Vote on Agreements

Soviets Propose Limiting Debates On Treaty Drafts   New Zealand Delegate Hits Reds’ “Quack Quack Quack”; Vishinsky Replies That Harsh Words Ignored

Soviets Would Restrict Voting At Meet Russian Plan Causes  New Clash At Paris

DEMAND STIRS NEW QUARREI   Only Nations Actually At War Would Get Voting Rights

QUACK-QUACK DELAYS PARIS PEACE TALKS   RUSSIAN DEMANDS IRK DELEGATES AT MEETING

Russia Again Presents Demands Opposed By [seitainy) France aiid Smallef Countries, New Zealander Scores RusSED

PEACE PARLEY PLUNGED INTO NEW STRUGGLE   New Veutand Delegate Protests Listening To ‘Quack, Quack’

Reds Would ‘Limit Vote On Treaties   New Zealander Hurls Protest Over ‘Quack, Ouack’ Parley Delays

New Zealander Bewails Quack At Peace Table   Prolonged Wrangle Over Who Votes on What Sealle Wantina:

INVESTIGATE SUICIDE   Possible Connection With Search For Slayer of AMG Officers

Probe Activities of German Girl in Death of 3 Americans   Abandon Hope of Finding Weapon in Murder of Officers

Passau Murder Motive Hunted  Numerous Theories Being Investigated

Probe Suicide, Activities of German Girl Trying to Find Yanks’ Murderers

BIG FOUR PARLEY  OPENS THURSDAY   Secretary Byrnes Prepares to Leave For Paris Tomorrow.

LIFE-AND-DEATH CLASH BETWEEN HOUSE OF LORDS AND HOUSE OF COMMONS. ENCLAND. THREATENS

Fresh Crisis Faces British.  House. Lords   Fend Groans. Up With - Socialist Government Over. Provisions New Social Insurance Sys ee

HOUSE OF LORDS HAS HANDS TIED   Peers Acting Cautiously For Fear Of Bringing On Socialist “House Cleaning.”

NOT BOOM AND BUST BUT BOOM OR BUST   Babson Predicts 10 To 20 Years Of Prosperity IF Nations Of World Agree On a Peace Program; If Not—Then Chaos.

BALTIC STATES ABSORPTION 10 BE GIVEN OKAY   No Drastic Changes In Governments U. S.  Doesn't Like

PRACTICAL POLITICS  U.S.Okeh Seen for Soviet Control of Baltic States

No Great Basic Change in U. S. Policy Toward Regimes It Dislikes Is Seen

@ PETER EDSON  President Truman’s Case Bill Veto Held 13-Point Program

One Charge Is Dismissed- Another Filed   Defendants in Slot  Machine Case Enter Not Guilty Pleas to Charge Filed Today

Judge Sustains Motion in Slot Machine Case   Defense Asks Quashing Of Affidavit, Search Warrant, Evidence and Testimony—Date Set

Father Stays Family, Self   Inquest Ordered in Four Chicago Deaths

Father Kills Wife and Then Two Children   Left Note Stating The Reason Was  Financial One

Father Wipes Out Family Because of Financial Trouble   Jobless, Broke, Kills 3 While They Sleep and Shoots Himself

@ PAUL MALLON—   Only Few to Be Drafted Under New Selective Service Setup

COOL WEATHER TODAY FORECAST   STATE'S TOP TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TO BE IN LOWER AND MIDDLE 40S.

Plans Full Program Plymouth County Agricultural Show  4-H Grounds Are Being Readied For ~ Three Dav Schedule

Plans Full Program Plymouth County — Agr icultural Show  4H ‘Groundé: ‘Ate’ - Being Readied For. «Three Dav Schedule

INot All Men Will Work Baaht Away   May Take 30 Davs Until Entire Foree is Back on Their Jobs in 27 States   26-Dav Shutdown

Not All Workers Return at Once   Some Steel Men May Have to Wait Four Or Five Weeks

U.LN.B.B.A. Operations Chief Lt. Gen. F. E. Morgan Ts Discharged After Refusing to Resiqn Posi

MORGAN FIRED FOR STAND IN JEWISH SETUP   UNRRA Ousts Chief For Mass Exodus Beliefs

Duquesne Calls High Officials   Officers of Parent Companies to Meet  With Workers

COMPANY SENDS FOR OFFICIALS TO NEGOTIATE   20 Top Men In Holding Groups Go To Pittsburch

llouse Fights To Bar Draft U ntil October   Conferees Will Hold Out For Moratorium, Say Spokesmen

Will Reopen Draft Hearing   House Committee Avoids Showdown Vote Today, Some Extension Seen

COMPROMISE ENDS HOT ROW OVER ATOMIC CONTROLS:   Argument Was What Voice the Military Should Haye ...in Controlling Atomic Power— Problem Settled —

House Military Group Indicates Draft Extension   Committee Votes To Reopen Hearings On Soldier Law

Draft Hearings To Reopen   Opponents Will Be Heard; Key Housing Provisions Retored to Bill

House Hearing On Draft Will Be Reopened   Two Days Set Aside For Opponents Of Extending ‘Conscription

To Re-open Hearings on Draft Law   Two Additional’ Days Set  Aside for Opposition

PLAN FOR MONTGOMFRY   Field Marshal Will Be Honored at Fort Leavenworth

SHERIFF- “SENTENCED. TO. SERVE FOUR MONTHS, lFined $2,000: 2 OTHERS ALISO CIVEN Tepmc

PREPAREDNESS IS TRUMAN URGE    Midshipmen Hear President  Rap Selfish Interests:

COMMUNISTS WIN SEATS IN BULGARIA   Fatherland Front Already Assured Working Majority

RED-DOMINATED POLITICAL GROUP WINS IN BULGARIA   Fatherland. Front Captures 296 Assembly Seats in Early Returns

RED PARTY WINS BULGARIAN VOTE   Fatherland Front Assurec Majority In Assembly

Communist Front Captures 296 Assembly Seats  Workers’ Party Wins Majority of Offices in Open Poll

Reds Run Up Big Majority In Bulgaria   Win 296 Assembly Seat: to 83 for Oppo sition

Communists Get Control In Bulgaria   Fatherland Front Wins 296 Assembly Seats In First Challenge

COMMUNISTS GIVEN HEAVY MAJORITY IN BULGARIAN BALLOT RED-DOMINATED PARTY RETAINS POWER IN   SINDAY ELECTIONS

No Complains Of Conduct of Voting Received   296 Assembly Seats Assures Fatherland Front of Majority

Reds Lead Ir Bulgarian Vote   Apparently Have Won Working Majority in New Legisfature.

PARTY WINS SEATS   Assured Working Majority, After Buloar Elections

Communist-Backec  Fatherland Front  Wins in Bulgaria _ Red Party Sweeps .  ~ First Free Election -‘In-Nation’s History -

Communist - Ruled Front Of Fatherland Is Winner In Election In Bulgaria

Communists Are Winning (ut tn Bulgaria Vote   Workers’ Party Appears To Be Sweeping Sunday Election.

COMMUNISTS GIVEN HEAVY MAJORITY IN BULGARIAN BALLOT  RED-DOMINATED PARTY RETAINS POWER IN

REDS ARE GIVEN BULGAR MARGIN   Communist « Dominated Fatherland Front In Lead

COMMUNIST PARTY WINS IN BULGARIA ELECTION SUNDAY   Reds Swamp Cpposition Parties ia Orderly Balloting For Assembly Seats

CLAIMS SPANISH DICTATOR  SIGNED AXIS MILITARY PACT™ IN _1942—FULL INQUIRY UNDERWAY

UN. Prepares To Begin Probe Of Franco Snain   Five-Power Committee To Delve Into Charges Against Spain At Once   RUSSIA MAKES EARLY CHARGES

Student Canvass In Cancer Drive   Chiet Justice Stone Stricken on Bench  With Indiqestion   Insurance Reinstatement

Liquor For Gobs Called “Illegal”   Temperance Official Says Recent Ruling By Navy Not Good Idea

ATTACK ORDERED   Young Mother Bound, Slashed, Burned in Chicago Back Yard

BRITISH PLAN “CARETAKER  GOVT” WHILE WRITING UNDIAN CONCTITUTION

Man Is Killed After Slaying Four Other:   Bullets from Detective’s Gun End Gory Episode in Florida

ATE, A, STOCK SHOW  SAN MARCES ROTARY CLUB SPORSDR SUCCESSFUL OCCASSION

Navy Ready To Actin 10 Days, Aim   Mighty Reserve to Back Fleet in Plan ta Be Given Concress   GREEN CREW HANDICAPS NAVY IN ARCTIC TESTS

VIOLENCE FLARES IN FT, WORTH  Phone Circuits Are Blasted By. Explosive Charge Today

TEEN-AGE DRAFT ISSUE ON SNAG   Control of. Proxy Ballo’ Scuttles Compromise On 18-Year Olds

TEEN-AGE DRAFT BILL HELO IN CONFERENCE   Senate And House Group Unable To Agree On Provision

U. S. REJECTS RUSSIAN DEMANDS   Refuse Soviet Demands for Bases In Dardanelles

Red Demands for Dardanelles Bases  Rejected By U.S   Great Britain Reported to Have Joined in Opposition to Soviet Plan

U. S. OPPOSES SOVIET BASES IN DARDANELLES   Report Both Russia, Turkey Informed Of U. 8.

F ight Against ‘Time To Avert Marine Strike   Government Labor Expert: Have Until Midaight To Settle Ships Dispute

Zero Hour For Strike Is Near   Final Statement on issue at Midnight

Labor Experts Faced By Midnight Deadline, Fight To Avert Shipping Tieup

Shipping Strike  Set for Midnight  On Both Coasts Government! Seeks Way  Te. Avert New Tie-up Before Contracis Expire

No Decision On Negotiations Expected Before Midnight Zero Hour   Conferees Locked In Lengthy Parley   Officials Say They Hope To Make Some Statement During Afternoon

SOUR OF SHIPPING TIEUP ON COASTS   .abor Experts Fighting to Get “Agreement to Curtail Threat ened Strike

Ship Strike Is Scheduled At Midnight   Conciliator Gives. Little   Hope of Accord Unless At Zero Hour; Pacific Dispnte Deadlocked

Soviets Oppose Bay State Areas As UN Home Site   Greenwich Homeowners Dislike Being Included In Recommended Spot

Charges Judge Swifi’s Speech Against United Nation:   Russian Delegate in Bitter Blast Of Talk Made at Boston Meeting:

Russians Oppose Bay State Site For UNO Capital   Claim Hostility Shown By Jurist In Speech

HAS FAILED T0 END WALKOUT   Conference on Strike To Continue Today; Panel Is Named

Government Seeks To End Meat Walkout   Disputants Confer With Schwellenbach, But Make No Progress

Swellenbach Says Further Conferences Willi Be Held Today. Appoints Fact - Finding Ler en &

BOARD STRIKE OF MEAT WORKERS NAMED   ‘Schwellenbach Appoints Faet Finders and Confers Sepa  Fately With Disputants   in Tie-Up.   OHIOAN BLAMES OPA FOR THE SHUTDOWN   Congressman Jenkins Says Prices Should Be Adjusted So Industry Can Inerease Wages.

Federal Board Debates Wages   Foodstuffs Movin g In New York Harbor As  Tugboats Resume

New Wave Of Strikes Is Forecast   General Motors Executive Sees Increasing Short age of Raw Materials

GEN. MOTORS DISSATISFIED WITH PRICES      Will Seek New Boost of: © --~ -$100 Per Car

Heavy Storm Lashes Boone;  School Burns   > Fire Calls as Lightning, Hail, Strike; 2.33 Inches Rain Falls

FRENCH ASSEMBLY VOTES TO BREAK OFF WITH SPAIN   Final Action Up to De Gaulle Cabinet.

TEMPERATURES:   McGill Professor Gave Russ Atomic Secrets, Claim

Scientist Predicts Establishment Of Commercial Atomic Plants. Soon

Large Atomic Commercial Plants May Be Developed To Curtail Power Sources

SEES PRACTICAL ATOMIC ENERGY   Well Known Scientist Savs Huge Commercial Atomic Energy Plants Possible Within Two Years.

Atomic Energy Use Predicted   Scientist Says Large Commercial Plants Possible in Two Years

NOT PRACTICAL FOR HOMES, CARS  “Atomic Energy May Replace Fuels In Industrial Use, Scientist Says

‘A-Energy Plants in Two Years?  i Celantiet Gane laras Cammoreial Venturos ac Poccible

Commercial Use of Atomic Energy Plant in Two Years Is Predicted by Scientists

Students Angry  + + +  Boycott Barbers   Several Thousand at Purdue Refuse to Pay $1 for Haireut.

CONFIRMATION TO BE OCT. 20   The Sacrament Will Be  Adminis_ tered at Catholic Church Sunday

OPA ANNOUNCES NEW RISES ON 20 GROUPS OF HOME ITEMS   Others Coming On Building Materials Under Rules Set In New OPA Act

OPA MARKS UP PRICES, TRIES TO DUCK HEAT   Blame Placed on New Stand. ords ‘Laid Down by Congress’—Porter

OPA Authorizes Increase In Durable Goods Prices    Hikes May Total $150,000,000 a Year; Ceilings  Put on Autos Made in ‘45 and ‘46

Household Goods, Cars, Other Commodities Granted Sharp Price Increase.

OPA Grinds Out.’Bad News’ Required By New Price Law   Ceiling Boosts Cover Virtually Entire Field Of Consumer Durable Goods; Increases Will Be Announced Soon For Building: Materials

Price Boosts Authorized  On Durables   _ Radios, Stoves, Beer Among Many Items Getting 3 to-12 Per. Cent Price Boost

OPA Hikes Prices On Stoves,Radios, Wash Machines    Draught Beer Prices Upped; New Ceilings Put On Used And New Autos Made This Year

MORE PRICE BOOSTS SET BY THE OPA   ['wenty Home Essential: to Cost More—Furthe Increases Coming, In cluding Cost of Building Materials.

RAISES RANG! FROM 3-12 , PER CENT   Radios, Stoves, Washers Are Included   INCREASES   Required By New Pricing Standards Set By Congress, Porter Says

CONSUMERS MUST BE PREPARED: FOR PRICE INCREASES   CPA Prepares More. Bad News _ Qn Ceilings After. Alowing— Some Price Hikes”

OPA Grinds Out Still More ‘Bad News for Consumers ‘Many Household Items’ Prices Hiked

Food Decision Qn Prices Due Tuesday   Decontrol Board Will Give Verdict; More Raises Granted

New Ceilings Set F or Beer, Uar By t Tires  OPA Says Building Materia! Ceilings

Price Tags Get Hike OF [50 Million   OPA Grants Increase of 35 to 12 Per Cent on Radios, Stoves, Washers and Other Household Items.

OPA HIKES COST OF HOMEGOODS. BY 150 MILLION  MORE INCREASES IN OFFING AS WASHERS.

OPA Increases Prices On Household Items   Consumers Face 150-Million-a-Y eat Increases Ranging 3-12 Per Cent;  Beer. Used Cars Also Go Hisher

Price Boosts On Consumer Items Receive  OPA Sanction   Building Material Hikes Come Soon; Beer, Tires Rise

Additional Bad News Is Coming Up   Building Materials To Be Increased

OPA NANDS OUT MORE BAD NEWS   Hangs Price-Tag Hike Of $150,000,000 On Household Items   NEW HIKES PLANNED

LOME ON TOP Ur HIKES FOR HOME ITEM   Consumer Goods 3 to 12 Per Cent Higher at Cost of $150,000,000.

Price Boosts Run from 3 to 12 Per Cent   Higher Ceilings for Virtually All Kinds Of Building Materials To Be Announced Soon

OPA Authorize Multi-Million Price-Hike'Tag   Rims Over $150,000,000 Per Year on Household _ Ttems; Price of Beer   Roosted

Household Goods, Cars, Other ‘ Coramodities: _ Granted Sharh ° Price. ~ Increase. © .

KD BY OPA   Tavern Beer And Stationery Go Up; Building Materials Rise Soon

OPA Authorizes Price Increases  Many Consumer Good: Affected by Order

OPA PUTS NEW PRICE TAGS ON MANY ARTICLES   Most of Increases tc Affect Items for The Home

Prices Raised On Articles of Household Use   More Increases To Be Announced Soon, OPA Says

$150,000,000 a Year Boosts Granted byOPA   Prices on Twerity Consumer Goods Groups Increased to Meet Congressional Orders

OPA’s News All Bad for  Consumer   New Price Tags Increase Costs to Public Well Over $150,000,000 on Hansehald Ttems

RADIOS, STOVES AND OTHER KEY ITEMS BOOSTED   Increases Will Amount Tc $150,000,000 Yearly, OPO Official Says

OPATELLS OF OTHER PRICE BOOSTS COMING   Agency Marks Up Householc Items Totaling Over 15 Billions

Higher Prices on  Household Items Sanctioned by OPA   Price Tag Hikes Made On Radios, Stoves And Washers---Mast Goods Are Included

Radios, Washers Stoves Boosted 3 To 12 Per Cent   Glass of Beer, Used Cars, Whitewall Tires Also are Increased

Prices Upped On Household Items by OPA   Public Will Have to Dit Up $150,000,000 to ‘Absorb New Boosts In Scoree of [tame

OPA’s Newest Adds More Than $150,000,000 To Consumer Bill, Increases Due Soon for Most Building Materials

Ceiling Increases for Building Materials  tn Re Annanneed  al Early Date

OPA Sends Prices Soaring With New Boosts To Come   Radios, Stoves, Washers And Other Items: Are Upned

OPA INCREASES CONSUMER COSTS ON RADIOS, STOVES: OTHER HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

OPA Ups Price Ceilings 'On Many Household Item:   Radios, Stoves, Washers And Dozens Of Other Articles To Have Increased Retail Figures

Ceilings Boosted Onltems By OPA   Needed Householc Items Included; Others Follow

Price Of Many tems Raised  Home Essentials   Home Essentials To Cost More

Hike In Price Of Househoid Items Posted   Used Cars Go Up Building Goods Next In Line

OPA Grinds Out More Bad News for American Consumer with Increase

OPA Increases More Prices   More Increases in Ceilings Coming Soon, OPA Announces

PRICE HIKE TAG IS HUNG BY OPA iN ESSENTIATS   Boost On Household Items Over $150 Millian A Vear .   MORE BAD. NEWS   Beer, Used Cars, Tires And Stationery To Cost More

Hike In Price Of Household ltems Posted  Used Cars Go Up; Building Gaods laws fe f ceca

iEtlce Tags Marked Up giov milion “OPA Grinds Out More Bad News For Consumers

Price Increases Mean More Bad News for People   Radios, Stoves, Washers Are Affected

Continue ‘To Raise Ceilings   OPA Prices for Building Materials Are Expected to be  Announced Soon

OPA Grants Increases In Many Items   Radios, Stoyes, Washers And Other Household Items Are Included In $150,000,000 Boost

Sa ys Russians Have Develo ped Atom  Bomb Which Makes Original Obsolete

Russian Atom Tale Doubted   Britain Skeptical — Of New Super Bomb

Doubt Soviet Atomic Bomb   British Government Expresses View After Report By Scientist

Scientist Discloses Russian Atomic Bomb Renders U. S. Bomb Obsolete

Trish Scientist Makes Sensational Report... . .  British Doubt Claim That Soviets Have Atom Bomb

Soviet Bomb Is Doubtful    ‘England Skeptical - Of Armattoe Tale

Gun-Totin’ West Texas Mayor Quells Midnight Riot In. Fort Worth: Officer Almost Mobbed’

Fuel Rationing Ordered in New York ‘As Tusboat Strikers Refuse To W ork:

NEW YORK FACES > FUEL RATIONING   ‘Brownout’ Restored as Tugmen Refuse To Return

FUEL CRISIS HITS NEW YORK AS MEN STAY OFF TUGBOATS   Army And Navy Prepares To Man Boats For Gov’t  To Ease Shortage

Tugboat Strike Causes Crisis In Gotham Area   ‘BROWNOUT” PUT INTO EFFECT IN NEW VYVORK

Strikers Defy Gov nt.  Tustoat Sieg: Causes Drastic  Steps In N. Y.

‘Order Dimout, Fuel Rationing  For New York   Schools Shutdown After Tug. men Vote Against Ending Strike.   IHAVE NEW PROPOSAI

Strike Cuts New York Fuel  Mayor Orders Lights Di medi as Taghont  © ewes: Bet ect PO Rn

STRIKE OF TUGMEN BRINGS FUEL SHORTAGE TO NEW YORK, FORCES PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO SUSPEND

Tugboat Strike Brings Drastic Wartime Cuts   Rationing of Fuel in New York City Goes Into Full Effect as Most Supplies Cut

Brownout, Fuel — Rationing in Effect In Tugmen s Strike   New York City Placed In State of Emergency

N. Y. Under Brownout as Fuel Cut Off   Drastic Action Taken by O'Dwyer as Result of Tugboat Walkout.

Plan Reached In Tug Strike   Referendum Slated; Tieup Effects Feit

Tug Strike Brings Crisis  In New York   ‘Brownout’ Ordered, Use Of Fuel Restricted as Largest City Goes on Emergency Basis

"Brownout” And Fuel Rationing Ordered Into Effect As Emergency In New York

N. Y. IN STATE OF EMERGENCY   Ordered To Combat Strik  Of Tugmen, Conserve Fuel Supplies

N. Y. Tugboat Rov Brings Brownout, Fuel Rationing   O'Dwyer Proclaim's State of Emergency; To Submit Peace Pronocal Eridau

TUGBOAT STRIKE BRINGS FUEL CUT   Brownout’ Also Begun As Men Refuse To Go Back

New Yorkers Are Rationed On Fuel Use  And Lighting   Dimout Is Ordered Because Of Strike

Tugboat Strike ls Resulting In Dimout For N. Y.   Mayor Orders Fuel Rationing And School Shutdown

 CY IS >ROCLAIMED N NEW YORK   Army and Navy Prepares To Man Harbor’s StrikeBound Tugbeats And Avert Fuel Shortage

j  New York Schools Forced To _ Close and Use of Electric ity Is Restricted by   Fuel Shortage.   ‘MILITARY MOVES TO TAKE OVER SHIPPING

NEW YORK MAYOR CLOSES SCHOOLS 10 SAVE FUEL   TUGMEN’S STRIKE HARDER ON GOTHAM THAN WAR MEASURES

Tug Strike Strangles New York   Schools Closed and © Lights Out As City  Is Cut Off From Most Of Normal Fuel Supply

FUEL RATIONING INN. Y. DUE 10 TUCBOAT TIELP   Mayor Orders Schools Closed And Savings on Outdoor Lighting Effects?

End Of Tughoat Strike Looms   Meanwhile New York Tackles Emergency

RESTORE DIMOUT. IN-N. Y. STRIKE   Mayor Proclaims Emergency As Fuel Supplies Are Cut

Day-Long Talks Held on Crisis Without Success   Government Seizure Of Mines Expected Within Few Days

Close Attention  Centers on Coal Means Studied to Break Deadlock

TWO HOUR DELAY   Government Promises Action To End Crippling Coal Strike

New U.S. Moves _ in Coal Issue Seen   Some Producers Expect Seizure, But UMW Compliance Is Doubted

Federal Move To Break Deadlock Looked For Early In Week   Truman Without New Informatiou   Pressure To Avert Rail Walkout Necessary To Assure Mining

U.S, PRESSURE SEEN IN COAL   Government Leaders Study Next Move in Dispute

NEW MOVES AWAITED TO END DEADLOCK IN COAL DISPUTE   President Continues C onferences with Labor  Advisers as End of Truce Draws Near 

Goverment Will Fight Move To Prevent Application Of Freight Rate Adjustment —

December 5 Wedding — Is Announced Here   Wedding Will Take Place On West Coast

December 5 Wedding © Is Announced Here   Wedding Will Take Place On West Coast  [ oars 1

Dickinson. Co, 4-H Club Team Wins Judging   DISTRICT. - HOLSTEIN SHOW HONORS: WOr: aT SPENCER ®

Court Refuses To Save Gen’   Homma is Sentenced to be Shot; MacArthur to Review Case

UNION ORDERS SUPERVISORS KEEP WORKING   President Of Dist. 50 Group Ohatlines Plan

The York Springs Lutheran Pastoral Charge  Tener TWerte.rtda TF Bon ntetanr Wee dA wee

KURILE ISLANDS GOING TO REDS   Moscow Reports U, S., Britain Agreed to Deal at Yalta Conference

Russia Promised Kuriles At Yalta, Moseow Claims, Refuting U.S. Statement   Undersecretary Acheson Claims Only Occupation Rights Were Granted; Churchill Silent on Controversy

Kuriles Promised To Russia, Claim   ‘Deal’ Made by Big Thre« At Yalta, Tass Asserts

Russ To Get  Kuriles, Claim Aasseinant Reached At Yalta, Says Tass

Soviets Claim Kuriles in Yalta Terms   Southern Sakhalin, Others Also Included in Pledge

ISLANDS IN JAPAN TO GO 10 RUSSIA   MOSCOW SAYS KURILES WERE PROMISED HER AT YALTA CONFERENCE.

Russians Say They ll Get Kurile Chain   Claim Promise Made by U.S., Britain at Yalta Meeting

U.S. and Britain Promised Reds Kuriles, Moscow Says   Russian Occupatiqn Of Kuriles Avreed to

Russians Insist Yalta Pact Gave Land to U.S.S.R   Tass Broadcast Informs World of Unknown Pact Clauses

ITALIAN PEACE TREATY OCCUPIES THE BIG FOUE   Day’s Conference May Bring Some Accord.

ONE AND TWO-BURNER HOT PLATES $3.35 TO §24.00 THE OHIO PUBLIC SERVICE CO.   AVAITARTIE NOW

New Record In Wheat   Indication of Nine Per Cent Increase Found in Survey

Prospects of Super 1947 Wheat Crop May Spur Exports   Optimistic Forecast Sets Winter Crop at Billion Bushel Mark

Prospects for Big Surplus of Wheat in 1947   Another Record Crop Looms; May Speed Shipments Abroad

Charge Address Embarrasses. United States  ' Foreign Office in London - Voices Surprise

“No-Strike’ Clause  ‘{s Put in Farm Bill   Much-Changed Measure Is Okayed by Senate

Senate Ties Strike Ban In Farm Bill   Funds Measure Returned To House; Ban To Go Into Other Bills.

Senate Passes Farm Bill With 'No-Strike’ Tag   Stipulation Planned For All Bills From Now On, Leaders Say Pepper Objects

No-Strike Curt Placed in Farm Grants   Sponsors Say Clause Will Be Added Te All Contracts

‘No Strike’ Clause Hammered Into Money Measure   Senator Pepper Raises Only Objections; Bill Sent Bac to House

BILLION DOLLAR FARM BILL VOTED      ‘No’ Strike”. Clause inserted “se. Bop First-Time °°.

GEN. BRADLEY STRIKES BACK AT ACCUSERS   Defends VA Progress Against Change By Legion Head

Hospital Site Is One Angle In Bitter Row   Free-for-All Breaks Out Over Handling Of Veterans’ Affairs

Bradley Fires Figures, Shows "Progress in VA   Says Scrap Over Site for Hospital Cause of ' Steele’s Blast

Bradley Fires Back Figures In Answering Legion Charge   Official Shows Progress Of Vets’ Administration In  Six Months Of Leadership In Replying  To Blast By Stelle

Gen. Bradley Fires Back  At Legion   Vet Administrator Offers Figures To Show Procress

GEN. BRADLEY SHOOTS BACK AT CRITICISM   NEGLECT CHARGED IN PROBLEMS OF EX-SERVICEMEN

Cites Figures to Show Progress of His Short Administration. FreeFor-All Row

GENERAL BRADLEY REPLIES 10 BLAST OF LEGION HEAD   Gives Figures to Show Progress in Six Months He Has Served as Vet Administrator.   OUSTER DEMAND LEADS TO FREE-FOR-ALL ROW   Congressmen and Soldier Organizations Horn In on Dispute Precipitated by Stelle.

Eisenhower Backs Bradley In Legion Row   War Chief Believes VA Administrator Is ‘Great American’

Gen. Bradley Replies to Charges by  Legion Commander   Cites Figures to Show Progress in Veterans Administration Work: His Removal Is Demanded

VA Chief Voice: Defense of His Administration  Mentions Scrap With Stelle Over Site for Hospital

HOUSE TAKES UP DEBATE ON SERVICE ACT   Final Vote Expected Tomorrow on_ Bill to Continue Draft Nine Months.

HOUSE PLUNGES INTO DEBATE m EXTENDED DRAFT   House Leaders Hope for Final Vote by Tomorrow

Stalin Accuses Churchill Of /Fomenting Wai   Says Ex-Associate Resorted To ‘Lies’ In Fulton Address

Marshal Claims Briton ‘Lied’ in Fulton Address  Scathing Attack Contends British Nullify Treaty

Former Partner In Big-3 Accused Of Telling Lies   Russian Chief Says Hitlerite Race Theory Is Being Promoted

Stalin € harges Churchill w ‘th I omenting War   Recent Address Full Of ‘Lies’, Leader Of Soviets Declares In Rare Interview

FORMER BRITISH PRIME MINISTER HIT FOR SPEECH   Is Accused OF Telling “Lies” And Being A “Warmonger” By Stalin   SCOFFS AT TREATY BETWEEN COUNTRIES

Anglo- American Plot Feared By Moscow   Soviet Leader Accuses Former Ally Of Spreading ‘Lies’ In U.S. Talk _

Stalin Charge: Furthering Of Hitlerite ‘Race Theory’   Says Churchill ‘And His Friends?’ Auing at War With Saviet Tinian

‘Stalin Accuses Churchill of ‘Working for War’ With U.S.S.R. ‘and of Telling ‘Lies’ in Recent Talk at Fulton. Mo.   Churchill Will Discuss ‘Latest Developments’ in Connection With His Sneech ai Fulton

Russian Chief Says Briton Avid for War   Lie Deliberate Given to Several Utterances in Fulton Address

STALIN SAYS CHURCHILL 1S TELLING LIES   BRITON IS ACCUSED OF TRYING TO FOMENT WAR

Stalin Says Churchill Asks For A War Against Russian:   Soviet Leader Calis Former British Leader a “War monger,” Accuses Him of “Lies,” in Rare Pravda interview

Accuses Brifon of felling ‘Lies’ In His Recent Fulton, Mo., Address; Compares Speech fo Method Used by Hitler In tncilement of Race Theory

STALIN CHARGES CHURCHILL SEEKS WAR WITH RUSSIA   Accuses Former British Prime Minister of Promoting “Race Theory” of World Domination.   SEES ULTIMATUM IN FULTON SPEECH   Soviet Dictator Compares English Statesman With HitJer and Accuses Him of Telling “Lies.”

Briton Aiming for War, Soviet Chief Declares; Friendship Pact in Peril

BRANDS TALK BY BRITON AS AN ULTIMATUM   Declares Ex-Minister Told “Lies” in His Recent Address

Truman Cheerful, Confident ‘As He Vacations, Convinced General Public Backing Him   Encouraging Reports Coming in for Firm Stand On Lewis and Soft Coal Mines Contract Dispute

Truman Awaits Lewis Deadline  President Ready To Take Critical Steps

TRUMAN KEEPS EYE ON CRISIS   President Pleased by Support Given His Orders To Stop Walkout

PRESS IS HIT WITH TAX FOR CRITICIZING   Columbus, Ga., Mayor Wants Wideopen City With No “Snooping”

Altmeyer Called Into ‘Coal Parley   Advice On Welfare Fund Demands Sought; Fruce Ends Saturday

Coal Talks Make No Progress   Social Security Chairman Called In To Discuss Welfare Fund

CHAIRMAN ARTHUR ALTMEYER CALLED INTO COAL CRISIS   Presumably For Advice on the Controversial Question.   TRUCE ENDS SATURDAY   Altmeyer Was Invited to Join Conference at 2:00 P. M. Today.

WHETHER MINERS 10 WORK FOR U. 3. BIG PROBLEM FOR KRUG  SOCIAL SECURITY HEAD CALLED INTO TALKS; LEWIS MEETS OFFICIALS

Government Awaits Lewis’ Decision On Keeping Coal Miners at Work   “Social: Security Chairman Called.-Into Federal “Negotiations With UMW Chief;-No Progress Reported in Efforts to Avert New. Shutdown

MINERS MAY NOT WORK FOR U. §.   Word From Lewis Is Awaited as Deadline Nears

Montana Has 1,30! New Enterprises  Business Firms Grow in Number

Montana Has 1,30! New Enterprises  To... te   Business Firms Grow in Number

Study Theories on Sinking of Ships in Underwater Atomic Bomb Testings

Polio Fatal to Mother; Surviving Twin Baby Also May Have Disease

Meal Prices In Cafes Will Get Moved Up   OPA Issues Order Which Allows New Menu Prices To Reflect Higher Costs on Food Items.

COST OF DINING OUT MAY INCREASE SOOM   OPA Opens Way For Boost h Restaurant Prices When Food  Ceilings Expire

RESTAURANT FOOD PRICES UP   OPA Allows Cost Advance on Some Meals

Way Is Opened For Increased Price Of Meals  In Restaurants   Big Jump Unexpected Unless Plan To-Junk Cantrale Ie Adanted

BOOST IN MENU PRICES ON WAY   But, OPA Adopts Only Part Of Propesal To Erase Meal Ceilings

OPAOP TO RESTAURANT PRICE JUMPS   Allows New Menu Prices To Care For Higher Costs

OPA Dents Restaurants’ Price Ceiling   Increases Allowed To Reflect Costs Of Boosts on Food

Way Opened For Meal Price Rise  New OPA Order Will   New OPA Order Will Permit Prices To Reflect Costs

Higher Restaurant Prices Authorized Today By OPA   Final Senate Vote On OPA Extension Due: Rent, Price Controls On Wav Out

RESTAURANTS MAY INCREASE PRICES FOR THEIR MEALS   OPA Opened the Way Today For Such a Movement,   CEILING WILL REMAIN   Allows New Menu Prices to Keflect the Full Amount.

Immediate Effect May Be Slight...»  OPA Opens The Way For  Higher Prices For Food Offered In Restaurants

OP.A. Paves Way For Higher Prices  In Restaurants   Will Have Little Effec at Once on Charges; Affects Foods Having  ' No Price Ceilings -

Menus Using Ceiling-Freed Food Affected   Few Items Said To Be Exempt From. - Pelco Cantrole

OPA Opens Way For Restaurant Price Increase   Sharp Jump Coming If Congress Takes Ceilings Off Foods.

Way Opened For Increased  Meal Prices   Restaurants Allowed  To Add Higher Food Costs on Non-Ceiling Foods to Menu Prices

OPA OPENS WAY FOR RESTAURANTS TO RAISE PRIGES   Order Allows Addition of Higher Costs from Re meausel «€ Pathan

Restaurant Prices Due  To Advance   F ood Ceilings To Be Removed

OPA Opens Way to Higher Restaurant Prices; New Order   Ruling Allows New Menu Prices to Reflect All Higher Foods Costs

OPA Grants New Increases For  Restaurants      MENU LISTS HIKED AS CEILINGS RAISED IN NATION

Restaurants’ Price Boost  Is Indicated   OPA Opens Way for Higher Costs of Meals After Anticipated Removal of Ceilings Takes Place

OPA Opens Way For Higher Restaurant Prices If Meat, Dairy Controls Are Junked   Ceilings On Meals Made Up Of Foods Not Under Price Controls Wiped Out

Restaurants May Increase Prices   OPA Sees Advance lf Ceilings Removed From Meat, Poultry, Eggs

O.P.A: Opens Way For New, Higher Restaurant Prices  On Food: Freed Of Controls .

State Tops Va. In Tobacco Crop   Department of Agriculutre Announces  Figures of 1946 Crop

TEAR GAS USED —IN-GAMP RIOT      FOAMITE, FROM FIRE -TRUCK.  ALSO TURNED ON TROOPS TO QUELL OUTBREAK a NEAR DENVER

‘Hoodlums-Hurt-Man, Damage Properiies   At Least Ten Homes Are Damaged by Organized Ganas in Montana

Four Mexicans Asleep on Hay Truck Kiiled Going Under Highwevy Crossing

H.C, OFFICIALS HEAR GOVERNOR   Cher.y Addresses Members Of State Board Of Conservation At Atlantic Beach.

Backers of Loan To Britain Sure  Bill Will Pas:   House m Special Session for Vote; 2 Amendments To Be Considered

Gas, Blast Kills Six, _ Hurts Nine Near Peru   Officials Investigate Explosion of 24-Inch Natural Gas Pipeline During Installation

Britain May Have To Ration Bread; Supply Shrinking   Both Br itain and U.S. May. Have To Return To Dark Bread: —

Britain  alk: Rationing Of Bread Soon   Both U. S. and England May Revert to Dark Type Shortly

British Go Back To Black Bread Of War, But May Have To Ration It, Food Official Says

Soap Leads List of Major Price Jumpers Some Cities Report No Rapid Increase:

SOAP TAKES 50 PER CENT HIKE JUMPS GENERAL   Manufacturers, Wholesalers Say They'll Try To Hold Price Line

Soap Prices Up, Leading Parade   Some Manufacturers Try to Hold the Line

Prices Rising On Variety Of Products   Soap Up 50 Per Cent; Food Prices Reported Increasing

Increases For Long ListOf ltems Posted  Farm Implements Up; Soap, Food,

U9. COST OF LIVING INGREASES TODAY: SURVEY REPORTED   Index of Food Prices Is Second Highest Now on Record in Country; Soap Is Boosted.   HARVESTER FIRM TELLS OF HIKES

CRICES ARE RISING IN BIG CITIES   Soap Has Made Recent Increases  Of 50 Per Cent

Survey Shows Prices Rising Over Nation   Retail Food Costs In Larger Cities Move Steadily Upward

PRICES UP FOLLOWING OPA DEMISE   Scap Up 50 Pct.; Boosts Reported in Many Commodities

Farm Implements and Some Lines Of Automobiles Announce Sharp Increases — Steel Trying To Hold Its Price Line

Increases For Long ListOf Items Posted   Farm Implements Up; Soap, Food, Staonal Alen Jump

Poland Alert For New Riots Against Jews   Reinforcements Sent To Avert ‘Attempt’ . To Start. Outbreak

Poles Woiried As Jews Steam In from Russia   Tsar New Outbreaks Lika Kielce P= rom, Dispetch Aunor And _ Militia

FEAR VIOLENCE . AGAINST JEWS   Repitition Of Kielce Slaughter Feared As Refugees Streom In

Thousands of Jews Flood Info Poland  Anti-Semetic Groups Stir Uo Trouble

Authorities Fear Recurrence of Poland’s Pogrom  Repatriates Stream Into Country From Russian Zone

 SRK ft SAD   Union Agrees to Negotiate  With Mayor; Meet Anain Today

TRUCKERS =: ait NOT TO RE: “N T0 WORK: “IN   Agree, However, To Start Negotiations with new York’s Mayor; First Meeting Held

EASING UP IS SEEN AS TRUCK DRIVERS WORK   Negotiations Under Mayor James O’Dwyer  Are Continuing

Thousands Of Truck — Drivers Resume Jobs   Striking Union Agrees to Negotiate at Mayor's Office

TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE EASED INMANHATTAN   Members Of One Local Refuse To Return To Work, However   SPEAKERS GREETED BY BOOS, CATCALLS

TRUCK STRIKE EASED; MANY DRIVERS BACK   Members of N.Y. Local Refuse to Join In Return to Work

NY Truckers Back On Job   “Strike Eased Though Some Locals Walkout

One New York Trucker Union Rejects Pleas To End Strike; Other Drivers Return to Work

John Steelman Is Selected As HST Assistant   Fleming, Creedon And Foley Named Tha Now Offices

NAVY STATEMENT  !  HIT BY PRESIDENT   Not in Line With Fats, Tro. oman Declarac

Union To Vote on Agreement To End Six-Day Transit Strike in Detroit

FARMERS START SELLING GRAIN   First Response Shown to New Subsidy Program

EAPURT SUbDIDY BEGINS 10-MOVE GRAIN ON FARMS   Many Still Holding Back for Further Details About  New Program   EARLY REACTION MIXED!   Some Eager to Sell While Others Are Cool to Plan or Have None to Spare

TRUMAN ISSUES MESSAGE TODAY   President Still Faces Hostile Congress On  Domestic Issues

SEE POLICIES IN STIFF. FIGHT   Both Parties Differ On Recent Moves By President

‘Truman Facing Opposition by Lawmakers   Fight Brewing on Two of Three Major Appointees

Truman Talk May Start Controversy    President Gives Message to Congress Today

President’s Message May Stir New Battle   Opposition Looms If He Continues To Press Congress For Leoislation

Truman races. Battle Aver Message Today  sae a Republicans Promise te   Republicans Promise to / Contest Naming of = REC .Head

Truman will face tough opposition  If legislation demand renewec

(Truman Facing Difficult Fask On Legislation   Domestic Program to Stir Bi-Partisan Opposition lhe Hine ward 2...

Truman Facing Major Battle, Solons Assert   Message Of The President - To Go To Congress  Today

Congress Will Receive Truman Message Today   President Faces Stiff Opposition if He Renews Some Projects   GOP FIGHT IS BREWING AGAINST APPOINTMENTS   Sen. Tobey Plans To Ask Hearings on Allen, Pauley Nominations

Chiang Units Capture Three Cities   Communist Forces  Are Split by

Chiang Units Capture. Three Cities   Communist Forces Are Split by ; Government Viciory

B-25 Crashes In Washington      None of Six Passengers or Crew of Three Report. ed Killed

ARMY B-25 PLANE CRASHES, BURNS   OVERSHOOTS AIRPORT XIN WASHINGTON—NONE OF NINE ABOARD KILLED,

Short Cotton Crop In U.S. Predicted   Supply May be at Lowest Level in Eighteen Years

Reserves Will Be Reduced Small 1946 Cotton Crop Means Lowest Supply Level Since ‘28

Jilted, Man Slays Madison Woman   Faith Healer Replaces Him in Her Affections

Woman’s Auto Ploughs Into Group of School Children; One is Killed

NEW DEAL IN JAPAN   Woman in Jail for Hit-Run Death Tries To Take Own Life

Gromyko’s Assignment To U. N.. New Soviet Ambassador, Hailed As Fresh Sion Of Russian Faith

Russia Appoints Nikolai Novikov As U.S. Envoy   Hailed As Sign Reds To Support U-N

Soviet Move  Is Pleasing   Russia Names Envoy For Regular Duties

Russia Wins Praise for Envoy shift   Gromyko’s Choice for Full U. N. Job Seen Significant

Russian Action Indicates Faith   Appointment Of New Ambassador Sign Of Faith In U. N.

Novikov New Ambassador to U.S: With Sromyko Giving Full Time to UN Post

Naming Of New Ambassador By  Russia Hailed   Fresh Sign Of Moscow's Faith In Future Of United  Natinane   INOVIKOV SELECTED

State Dep't Hails Appointment New Ambassador From Russia   Appointment of Novikoy Will Allow Gromyke To Devote Full Time to Work. With United Nations.

Moscow :Names New U. 8. Envoy  ‘ Meve Seen as Sign of Faith in UN

U.S. Hails Soviet Choice of Envoy   Novikov SucceedsGromyko as Ambassador to This Country

New Trouble Seen In Stormy Balkans Yugoslavia Claimec ‘in New Mobilization

ACTS ON THE KIDNEYS  To increase flow of urine and relieve irritation of the bladder  mem awenee antdibar tm ha wueetmn

IS GETTING UP NIGHTS GETIING YOU DOWN?   ‘Thousands say famous..dector’s. discovery gives blessed relief from’ irritation cf the bladder caused by  ‘ie Made Am. ta hn Rho:

IS GETTING UP NIGHTS GETTING YOU DOWN?   Thousands say famous doctor's @  discovery gives blessed relief from  irritation of the bladder caused by nenine Aerio in tha wenK:

FLUSH KIDNEY URINE   Benefit wonderfully from famous  doctor’s discovery that relieves  backache, run-down eeling due ia oa  ee ghee we

ACTS ON THE KIDNEYS   To increase flow of urine and relieve irritation of the bladder fen ewraae acidilein the ueine

ACTS GON THE VINNrys   to increase flow of urine and relieve irritation of the bladder from excess acidity in tha urine

GREEN WANTS 10% RENT HIKE AND CONTROL OF EVICTIONS   Makes Request At Opening Of Special Session Of Legislature

GOV. GREEN ASKS STATE RENT LAW, WITH 10% BOOST   SEEKS MORATORIUM ON EVICTIONS FOR AT LEAST 1 YEAR

Green Asks Prompt Rental Laws; Urges 10 Per Cent Boost   Expects Federal Action on Rents and Prices orthcoming Soon

CHINESE COMMUNISTS RENEW PEACE TALKS   Chiang’s Government Said to Be Moving Thousands of Troops Inte Manchnrria.

SCOUR. JEWISH TOWNS   Strict Curfew on Tel Aviv After Five Kidnapped

Troops Scour Settlements In Palestine   Roads Blocked and Telephone Lines Cut In Search for Five Kidnaped Officers

BRITISH CLAMP STRICT CURFEW ON TEL AVIV   Terrorism Wave Cost Lives Of 18: Many Hurt

BRITISH SEA HOLY LAND FOR ABDUCTED MEN   Jewish Settlements Scoured Along Lebanese Border For Seized Officers

Troops Look For British Officers Held By Jews  Tel Aviv Placed Under Strict Curfew; 10 FW, i. Pteacdace

Search For Palestine Kidnapers   Jewish Villages Scoured; Curfew Clamped On Tel Aviv

Search Made On Border Of Lebanon   Strict Curfew Clamped on Tel Aviv by British

British Army Begins Hunt For Officers  In Palestine   Armed Gang Kidnaps Five; Terror Wave Deaths Number 18

MANY TROOPS SEARCHING FOR KIDNAP BAND IN PALESTINE   Strict Curfew In  Tel Aviv; Try To End Widespread Hostile Outbreak

SCOUR PALESTINE FOR KIDNAPPERS OF FIVE BRITONS   BRITISH TROOPS CLAMP CURFEW ON CITY OF TEL AVIV

Curfew Is Clamped Upon Port   Scour Palestine Jew: ish Settlements For Kidnap Gang

CLAMP CURFEW ON TEL AVIV   Large Force Of Troops Scouring Several Jewish Settlements

41 Gover nors Endorse World News Freedom      Throw-Siipport to ‘ASNE? Request for United Nations ro Adopt Special  : +. Covenant

WORLD FREEDOM OF THE PRESS GIVEN ——- BOVERNOR’S 0. K.   Forty-one Threw Support Today Behind American So-' ciety Request.   A COVENANT IS URGED   Letters From the Governors Were Included In a Proposal

Governors Support _ ASNE in Pleas for "Freedom for Pres:   Ask Ban on Iron Ring Around Nations to Suppress Press

MANY ROADS IN EGYPT CLOSED: BY OVERFLOWS   Rt. 13 To St. Louis Is Re opened; Centralia And  Mt. Vernon Hard Hit

Mt. Union Wrecl Forces Detour  Freight Conductor Killed In Caboose

CONDUCTOR DIts IN PRR WRECK AT MT. UNION   Two Locomotives Plough Into Rear OF Freight Train

Pirates Insist They Will Field Non-Union Team Tonjcht   FRANKIE FRISCH MAY PLAY HONUS WAGNER

Baseball Strike Set For Tonight   Union Move Faces Showdown At Pittsburgh

» CHINESE REDS PRESSING DRIVE   J Counter Offensive Nets Pair Of Cities

Ex-G. I. Candidate For Governor  Stops Off in Town   Conferred With Local Politicians Here Tuesday Afternoon

Ex-G. I. Candidate  For Governor  Peon   Conferred With Local Politicians Here Tuesday Afternoon

Blast Wrecks Chem Plant   Se lh UPON  One Dead and Seven Hurt; Damage Set  Ae LIAM BALAK.

CHEMICAL PLANT IS SCENE OF BLAST   ‘One Man Is Killed, Seven Are Injured Today at . Nitro, W. Va.  {

MOTHER CABRINI 70 BE CANONIZED SAINT TOMORROW   Pope to Celehrate Mass a “Ceremony in Famed Sictine Chenal

POLISH, BABY FOODS ARE FREE   OPA Removes Control  From Several Items

Several Items Taken from OPA Control in Order Issued at U. S. Capital by Agency.  RULES PLANNED FOR INDEUSTRIFS

GM-MAY HAVE __NEW STRIKE   CIO THREATENS TO STOP TOOL AND DIE WORK STOPPED IN SHOPS OVER NATION

HEARINGS ON U.9, MILITARY TRAINING END   Chairman Andrew May Announces Termination of Sessions.

Stassen Loss Of Prestige Chills G.O.P.   Other Hopefuls   Will Stay Hom

School Election  to Name Two  Trustees April 6 Nominations Must  Be Completed  ee Ri i ate ££ Te

School Election to Name Two Trustees April 6  Navatentaes Mesa   Nominations Must Be Compleied Between Feh. 5-15

OFFICE, OF STATE AUDITOR--STATE OP MONTANA—INSURANCE DEPARTMENT Carilfleate of Complianes and ,

OFFICE OF STATE AUDITOR-—STATE OF MONTANA-—INSURANCE DEPARTMENT  ide cite i'd

Leral Advertising      OFFICE OF RTATE AUDITOR—STATE OF MON IFANA—INSURANCE DEPARTMENT Ceri{iicale of Camplianee and

Leral Advertising   OFFICE OF STATE AUDITOR STATE OF MONTANA—INSURANCE DEPARTM

DFFICE OF STATE AUDITOR—STATE OF MOKTANA—INSUBANCE. DEPARTMENT Certifiesta of Compliance and

MOLOTOV BREAKS 2-DAY SILENCE   Lashes Out At Nations Seeking Majority Rule.

Molotov Charges Trickery To Override Big Four Proposals On Voting

Less Meat Next Year, Forecast   ’ Billion Pounds Below 1946 Levels. Says  ' Onwarament

Meat Supply Dwindles ©   Shortage of Billion Pounds Foreseen As Result of. Feed Crisis

Meat Supplies Short In 1947  Forecast Dark, Says Aariculture Deot.

US Meat Situation Expected fo Become Tighter in 1947  Agriculture Department Forecast Supplies

Meat Situation Outlook Is Dark  Supplies to Fall Muct 1 ower in 1947

Meal Situation Next Year Expected To Be Tighter Than Ever; Supply To Drop

TO SPEND MILLIONS ON ROCKET BRESEARCH   @ rave ™nerve™  Meat Disappearance Simple; Farmers Practice Boycott

3-YEAR-OLD CLIMBS UP 150-FOOT TOWER   Fromises and Threats Only Send Him Higher—Father Finds Him Waving to Crowd.

SENATOR BALL WOULD SCRAP LABOR CONTROLS   GOP Solon Favors Throwing Out Working Hour Curb, New Minimum Wage

ONE OF THREE SENATORS DRAFTING “LAB O R“LEGIS- = “LATION SUGGET WAGE HOUR REVISION

Mysterious Sinking — Of Yacht Is Probed   92-Foot Vessel Goes Down Near Shore in Lake Michiaan

Handsome Yacht Plunges to Doom   Fate of Persons  Aboard Is Mystery

Wealthy ‘uban Savs He Hired  Boy’s Slavers   Youth, However, Murdered By Mistake; Perpetrator Plotted Against Father

DemocraticCampaign Tactics Under Fire   Damaging The Nation’s Foreign Policy, Rep. Halleck Declares In Hot Statement

Demos Dama oe  Foreton Poliey  GO Pp Char ves   Halleck Cites Participation Of Wallace, Pepper In Party Campaign

ARMY TO CLOSE BIG HOSPITALS   Only 20 of 65 To Operate After June 30

Deshon Hosnital To Close Anril 30   Only 20 Of Army’s Wartime Peak Of 65 Hospitals To Remain After June 30   PATIENT LOAD OF HOSPITALS DECLINES

successor To Mead Poses Senate Problem  If Kilgore Gets Bid, Cartels Are Said To Interest Him

State AFL Body  Supports Lewis   Conference Condemns  Federal Court Order In Mine Dispute

iWENTY-FIVE STATE: ADMINISTRATIONS CONTROLLED BY GOP   Republicans’ Net Gain Is Only Two Seats

Seven Accidents In State Are Fatal   Drownings Account for Four, Plane Crash for One

AT LAST THE BOMB’S GONE OFF WITH ROAR RUT NOT A ROYAL HAIR WAS HARMEN

SMMEENK FUNERAL LAST MONDAY   Brother of Mrs. Nic Kloster Taken By Death

Embargo Declared On Cattle to Halt Flooding Markets   Decreases in Prices of Cotton; Bakery Bans Off Soon

LOWER MEAT BILL PREDICTED TODAY IN UNITED STATES   Supply is Expected to Push Prices Down in Nation; Receipts of Livestock Heavy.  YONSTIMERSG ‘RICK’

Meat Pours Into Market Again Today   Farmers Urged tc Hold Uj Shipments — Markets  Continue Crowded

Livestock Flood Yards Week After Price Lid Off   Supply Still Running Behind [Demands

Livestock Jams Big Stockyards  Packers Plead   fockers Plead  With Farmers to Deloy Shipping; Prices Dropping

Rush of Stock To Market Jams Yard Facilities   Shippers Are Urged To Slow Movement of Animals to Market

Farmers Urged fo Hold Stock   Markets Swamped; Prices Rule Higher

Carload of MeatSwamps Stockyards   Some Market Men Ask Farmers To Hold Off Livestock Shipments

US. Stockyards Jammed, Holding Promise of More Meat. Lower Price

CIO Political Action Group Seeks Funds   Union Asks $1 Gift From Each of Its 6,000,000 Members

Connally Urges Parley . Set Aside Differences   Paris Delegates. Hear. Plea for Getting: Down tc Work of Writing Peace °

Makes Address Asking Nations For Real Effort   Appeals To Delegates To Set Aside Individual Differences Among Nations   REMARKS PRECEDE TRIESTE DISCUSSION

POWER WALKOUT AFFECTS PLANS FOR VET HOUSING   Union President At Pittsburgh Will Testify

Strike Affects Housing Prograrr  Products of One  Company for Housine

Strike Hitting Vets’ Housing   Duquesne Union Head t Appear Before House Committee

Strike Hitting Vet Housing   Crippling Effect Of Pittsburgh Power Strike is Affecting Program.

President Signs Law ‘Reluctantly’   _ Previous  ay al  ‘“ontrols * Resumed

Truman Signs  New OPA Law      President ‘Reluctant’ To Accept Changes In Control

OPA Is Back; Truman Signs  New Price Bill   Control Extended to June, 47; 3-Man Board Decides Food Levels

General Return Of Former Ceilings Will Prevail; Message Goes To Congress

Decontrol Board fo Be Named   Rent Ceilings Now, Food Costs Later, Included in Law

THREE NATIONS OPPOSE RUSSIAN PLAN FOR CITY   Major Bargaining Seen Only ’ Way To Break Situation Concerning Trieste

Reds’ Demand For Trieste Is Turned Down   U. S., British, French Refuse To Give City To Yugoslavia

TRIESTE POSES DEADLOCK FOR BIG FOUR MEET   Western Powers Line Uy Firmly Against Giving City To Yugoslavia

Big 4 Foreign Ministers Are Deadlocked   USSR Demand That Trieste Go to Yuevoslavs Is Difficulty

Russia Standing Alone Against Western Powers   Byrnes, Bidault and Bevin Refuse To Give In to Soviet Demands

BIG FOUR STILL DEADLOCKED ON TRIESTE ISSUE   Western Powers Are Selidly Against Molotov

Sole Survivor of Emperor's New Guinea Army Screams Out Tale of Agony for Japanese

BE EXTENDED TO SAVE COA!   Other Curbs Ordered By Govt. As Strike Effects Grow

AGENCY ORDERS UTILITIES SHARE EXCESS STOCKS   Government Intends To Widen Regulations On Electricity Dimout

i + i ‘ + . Nationwide Dimout Looms as Curbs  ‘on Coal Use Studied   Allocation System, Under Which Utility’s Excess Supply Shalt Go, Draited by Government

SFA Tightens Grip On Coal Stockpile   More Drastic Dimout Order Prepared for Moandav

U.S. Imposes New Curb on  Utility Coal   Almost Nationwide Electricity Dimout Also Is in Prospect

OOAL BEING TIGHTENED   Allocation System For Sharing of Fuel Is Adcpted

SFA Institutes Allocation Plan  Nationwide Dimout Will Be Ordered

Nationwide Dimout Looms as Curbs on Coal Use Studied  Bllaenwtiinen Cesctam TWTadae iy iktalk   Allocation System, Under Which Utility’s Excess Supply Shall Go, Drafted by Government

U.S. Tightens Restrictions On Power Use   Government Curbs May Lead to Nationwide Dimout

DIMOUT EXTENDED TO HOST OF U.S. STARTING MONDAY   ‘Coal Held By Utilities, in Excess of 60-Day Supply, to Be Channeled to Essen tial Users.   HOME OWNERS TO GET PART OF THE STOCKS   Army Provides 250,000 Tons for Civilian Use — Navy Says Strike Will Impair Its Efficiency.

NEW CURB FIXED ON UTILITY COAL   Almost Nation-Wide Dimout May Begin On Monday

Plans Making to Extend 21 State Blackouts to All Areas Using Coal ‘For Power. Embargoes Go Into Effect:

U.S. Slaps New Curb : On Stocks   Aims Toward Drastic Order for Widespread  Power Dimout

Government Slaps Limit On Utility Holdings Of Coal   Over 60-Day Supply To Be Reallocated For Other Utilities, Railroads And Others;  Nationwide Electric Dimout Coming

Fresh Curbs Put on Utility Coal Stoeks   Allocation System Set Up as Nation’s Coal Supply Wane:

DIMOUT WILL BE EXTENDED NEXT MONDAY   GOVERNMENT SLAPS RESTRICTIONS ON UTILITIES

Dimout Expansion Planned as Stocks  Of Coal Dwindling   Allocation System to Be Used to Spread l tility’s Stocks; Almost Nationwide Restrictions to Be Effective Monday

CHURCHILL LOSES FIGHT ON BREAD PLAN   Commons Refuses to Cancel Ra tioning Order—Revolt of Bakers Breakine In.

Unemployed Negro, Father of New Quads, Guesses He'll Look for Work

FARM:-BUREAU— ~ SUPPORTS OPA   ASKS SENATE TO TAKE “MID DLE GROUND” ON EXTENSION—WANTS SUBSIDIES DROOPED

FARMERS URGE OPA TAKE MIDDLE COURSE   Bureau And Grange Insist Tha "Subsidies Must Go

Carferry Fleets On Lake Idled   Railroad Carferries hh Wisconsin, Michigar Service Tied Up B; Seaman Strike

YANK’S WAR BRIDE ~ PREFERS ENGLANE   eaves Train En Route ta Board Shin for U. S.

Hairs Clue In Mystery Murder   Few Tufts Found Clinched In Hand Of Strangled Man

Soviet Gan’t Aid Hungry, Stalin Says’   Already Doing All That It Could to Feed. Hungry

Russ Doin All Able, ©      States Cupboards Bare, Cannot Help UNRRA Program Now

Russia Unable To Provide Grain   Moscow Radio Says President's Request Regretfully Denied

Stalin Says Soviet Union Already Doing What It Could To Feed The Hungry World   Declares Own Cupboard Getting Bare; Can't Add To UNRRA’s Supplies At This Time

Will Get No Food. FromReds   Stalin Says Russia Has Already Alloted To France All Grain She Can Spare...

Stalin Sends His “Regrets” To President   Says Truman’s Request Fo: Assigument of Russian Grain to UNRRA Came “Too Late”

Stalin Promises Soviet Aid in Feeding Hungry But Says No Supplies Available Now

Stalin Says Grain Request Came Too Late   Soviet Already Committed, He Informs Truman

Declares Russia Unable to Help  Stalin Says Cupboare is Becoming Bare

TRUMAN'S GRAIN REQUEST 3 MOS. TOO LATE: STALIN   EXPRESSES REGRET BUT COMMITMENTS ARE ALREADY MADE

Stalin Says Russia Cannot Add to UNRRA’s Supplies  . Appeal Came Too Late Soviet Chief Says; Help Already Given

STALIN REGRETS HE CAN’T HELP UNRR   Truman Told His Request for Rus sian Grain Came Three Months Too Late.

Stalin States Reds Unable to Increase Aid to UNRRA Now   - Soviet Leaders Say Truman Request Came Three Months Late

Famine Aid Plea is Too Late, Stalin’s  Answer to Truman   Earlier Commitments to France, Others Cut Supply of Food

Stalin Says Russia Can’t Give More   Soviet Leader Says Truman Three Monthe Late in His Proposal

Reds Reply To Request For Food   Stalin Says His Country Cannot Help at This Time

Truman Request Three Months Toc Late, Says Stalin   Moscow Radio Reports Prime Minister Has  Replied To Appeal

Russia Can't Add To UNRRA Pool   Soviet Cupboard Is Getting Bare, Stalin Tells Truman; Reds Doing What They Can

Soviet Cupboare ls Almost Bare, Stalin Answers  Russia Doi ing All It   Russia: Doing All It Can To Feed Hungry, His. Reply to Truman

Japs ‘Educated’ For U. S. War   War Crimes Trial Bares Nipponese Propaganda Maneuvers

MOST MICH.  GM WORKERS TORETURN   Many Others Vote To Continue Strike On Local Issues .

ARRAIGNMENT OF SLAYER SET   Michigan Man to Have Sanity Hearing Before Next Action

Michigan Killer Calmly Relates Murdering Two   Wife, Step-Child Of Slayer May Have Been Buried Alive, Belief

‘Attempt to Determine If Victims Alivé When Buried   Accused Worker Waives Examination

INQUIRES IF 2 BURIED ALIVE   Gilbert Faces Double Charge Of First Dearee Murder

CAA Will Announce ‘Airport Grants Soon   Emporia Has Chance to Share in Federal Funds-— Part of « 7-year Program

Big Sum Ready For Airports   Over 3 Million Dollars Will Be Available ‘For Marviand..

Airport Grants To Be Announcec  Michigan, Wisconsin To Receive Share

CAA \A To Help With Grants   Will Reveal Listings Of Community Aids

CAA Airport Grants Soon   About Ready To Announce First Grants To Local Communities Over U. S.

Fight Looms Concerning Atom Control  Continue Plans For Bikini Test

New Atom Energy Fight Looms   House Group Adds  Military Members

NEW ATOMIC ~ FIGHT LOOMS   Action to Place Military On Control Board May  - Stir Controversy

Fight for Seat on Contre! Board Stirs Fight Over A-Bill   Commission Would See To Administering All Atomic Energy Phases

U. S. To Speed Repatriation Of Jap Prisoners   Moves To Avoid  Russian Clash

Trying To Rush Japanese Out Of Southeast Asia   U. S. Demands Repatriation of Jap Troops Captured By the Red Army

TO RETURN JAPS FROM EAST ASIA   Anglo-American Decision To Bring 100,000 Japanese Home Is Now In The Making.

Repatriation Of Japs To Homeland Will End Russ  “Slave Labor” Contention

U.S. and British: Move to Return  Japs from Asia   British Will Round Up Japanese While U.S. Will Provide Necessary Shinning

SLAVE ISSUE NOT TO BE RAISED AS ‘PRISONERS MOVED   Anglo - American  Decision to Send Nips Home Will Close  Potentiat Charees

US, Britain to Speed Japs Home from Southeast Asia To Rob Russia of Refugee Argument

Plan Release Of Many Japs Back To Home   More Than 100,000 War Prisoners Held in Southeast Asia — Russia Advocates Slavery.

To Speed Japs Home   All Under British-U. S. Possessions Due to Be Repatriated By Jan. 1; Spurred By Red Stand

U. S., Britain Determined ‘To Speed Repatriation Of Japs From Southeast Asia   Objective Obviously ls To Deprive Russia Of ‘Slave Labor’ Argument

U.S., Britain Plan To Send Many Japs Back Home   Movement Is Planned to Counteract Russiane’ Charge That Western Nations Condone Use of Slave Labor; Discussions Continue

Anglo-U. S. Decision Speeds Repatriatiot Of 100,000 Japanese In Southeast Asia

U.S. BRETISEE TO SEND JAPS 10 HOMELAND   Move Made To Forestal ‘Slave Labor’ Charge By Russians 

Anglo-American Decision to Speed Japs’ Return, Avoid Red Charges

TO SPEED JAP REPATRIATION   Will Deprive Soviet Union o ‘Slave Labor’ Argument

U.S., Britain Plan To Speed Return of Japs to Home Isle   Move to Forestall Reds Claim They Employ “Slave Labor”

MOVE TO SPEED JAPANESE FROM SOUTHEAST ASIA   OBJECTIVE IS TO BLOCK RUSSIA’S SLAVE ARGUMENT

MORE JAPS 10 BE SENT HOME   U. S., Britain Plan To Repatriate 100,000 Nips from Southeast Asia

Return Home Of Japanese To Be Speeded   Anglo-American Plan Designed to Present  Clean Record in Case Of Soviet Accusations

eat Farmers ay Get Rebate   Government Grants Rights to Increases

NY. CENTRAL HEAD WARNS OF HIGH RATES      Says Boosts Forced by Workers Might Aid Competitors

Pretty Co-Ed Surrenders To  Dallas Police   Admits Robbery Of Restaurant; Money In Her Curls

‘AMENDMENT DEFEATED   Equal Rights for W for Women Fase To Get Two-Thirds Vot

AMENDMENT DEFEATED   Equal Rights for Women Failed To Get Two-Thirds Vote

Constitutional Amendment Plan Defeated   Submission to States Of Women’s Equal Rights Act Retected

Church Boiler Explosion Kills One, Injures 44 At Father and Son Banquet

Washington, Pe Church Boiler Blast Kills One  44 Hurt In Explosion During Father-Son Bonauet In Church

Boiler Explosion Kills One, Injures 44 Others In Washington Church

1 Dead, 43 Hurt In Church Blast   Boiler Explosion Hurls Timbers in Banquet Hall At Washington, Pa.

Arson Suspected Aboard Famous Exchange Ship Drottningholm Damaged By Fire’

IN MANILA TO AID HUSBAND   Yank Charges U. S. Doctors Sold Medicine to Prisoners

Ala informed  ‘no doubts’ of  red integrity Declines to alter  previous position

Stettinius May Lead Battle To Keep Iran Case On Agenda   U.S. Delegate Expected to Follow Firmness Tactics of Secretary of State Byrnes—Enough Backing Expected to Keep Issue on Books

Stettinius Expected to Lead Action To Keep Soviet-lran Case on Agenda

Stettinius to Lead Fight on  Russian Aims  Security Council to Consider Iranian Cantravarey Tadaw

See Firm Hand In United Bloc Against Russia   U. S. Delegate To Lead Majority Demand By U.S. Council

Stettinius To Lead F ight  In Iran Case   U. 5. Opposes Russia’s Move to Drop Issue  Before U. N. Council

READY FIGHT ON IRAN CASE   Stettinius Will Lead U. S Opposition to Russian Stand in Council

Youth of 16 Bound Over In Extortion   Oskaloosa Evy Must Answer to Attempt to Secure $500 by Threat

MAN BOUND OVER ON WIFE CHARGE   Dale Crampton Pleads Not Guilty to Assault and Resisting Officer

London Crowds Celebrate Victory Day; Might Displayed in 9-Mile-Long Parade

Fe en fe eles Oe te CRM CE Tae  Britons Celebrate In Victory Jubilee  London Overflows With Millions There for Tremendous Spectacle

ENGLAND IS GAY ON VICTORY DAY   Jubilee Biggest Since King George VI Took Throne

Two Congressional Silver Blocs, Western for Producers, Eastern For Users, Dig in for Fight

State Problems Are Considered   President Truman's Sched uled Address To Gov. ernors Conference Cancelled

GOVERNORS SEEK 10 CURB GOV'T CONTROL   Conference Asks Aelun 0 States Rights

Just Say ‘Go’ Three Times to Your Wife (in Egypt)— and You Are Free Man Aaain

Divorce Is Easy for Men in Egypt, But Getting a Man Is Hard for Gals

Cruelty, Poor Help Cited in Reports on Hospitals VA Runs   House Group Suggests Secret Probe of All  Units as Solution

Find Some Cases Of Mistreatment O} Patients In Veterans’ Hospitals

INQUIRY REVEALS ‘MISTREATMENT’ IN VA HOSPITALS  HOUSE BODY URGES CONSTANT VIGIL TO   HOUSE BODY URGES CONSTANT VIGIL TO RAISE STANDARDS

House Probers Find Some Vets Beaten   Urge Continuance Of Spy System At VA Hospitals

Beatings Reported In Hospitals for U.S. War Veterans   Findings Are Made Known After Year of Probing About Way Institutions  Are Conducted

Misty reatment Of Hospitalized Vets ds Found   Some Cases of Bealing Unearthed Con tinuous Un‘ 'déreover Investigation ., “GE Hospitals Proposad-..

Ask Check On Vet Hospitals  Group Finds ‘Some’ Mistreatment Cases

MISTREAT PATIENTS IN VET HOSPITALS      This Was Reported Today By a House Veterans Subcommittee. ©

President's Act Clear s Up Nation : Foreign Policy   Chief Executive Stands Four-Square Behind Secretary Byrnes

ACTION TAKEN TO END DOUBT ON U.S. STAND      President Says There Is No Change In U. S. Policy

President Clamps Down On Speeches  Forbids Officials   Forbids Officials In Future Talking Against U. 8. Pelic.

Foreign Policy of U.S. Is Unchanged   Commerce Secretary Announces He Will Continue His Fight: for Winning Peace

Rain Soaks Farm Area  Southern and Western Part of State Given  ae Se eS S ee 8 Ee

LIGHT FROST VISITS OHIC   MORE GENERAL FROST 18 PRE. DICTED FOR THE STATE DURING TONIGHT

May Set Up 17 College Centers   Branch College Classes Throughout State Not To Open Until Gatener 1

24 OHIDANS DIE, T1 AS TRAINS STRIKE AUTOS   INation’s Traffic Mishaps  Kill 322 Persons; 779 Tirnun

Total to Be Above the Estimates   At Least 322 Deaths in High way Accidents, Caused  by Warnout Cars

NATIONAL HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL COUNT IS MORE THAN 300   Auto Fatalities Lead ir Country; 29 Drowned California Cost Heay iest,   SAFETY COUNCIL TOTAL IS NEARED

426 Killed Over Holiday Weekend   322 Deaths Accounted For by Accidents on Highways

HOLIDAY DEATH TOTALS MOUNT  Mishaps Take 426; More Than 300 Victims In Car Smashups

KILLED DURING LONG HOLIDAY      Traffic Deaths Pass Safety Council’s Prediction Of 210 Fatalities   DROWNINGS KILL MANY      Plane Accidents Also Adc To Death Toll Over Labor Day Weekend

PENN’A WHEAT NOW ENROUTE TO EUROPE   State Farmers Work To Fl Quota OF Grain...

Spread Net For Canadian Red Spy Ring   Announcement Expected To Link Russia With Atom Espionage Plot

Dragnet Spread Thru Dominion For Suspects   Premier Soon to Name Soviet as Guilty Power

“ROUGH ON PRISONERS’   Charge Is Made by Prosecutor Against Colonel Kilian

Plane Fails To Set Mark Across U. S.   Howard Hughes Was Pilo And Passengers Were Movie Stars

Palestine Puzzle Threatens Explosion In Senate: Solons Demand Information

6- YEAR PERIOD RETAIL VOLUME TAKES BOUNCE   County Sales Climb From $8,798,000 In ’39 To $14,614,000 In ’45

UND PROPERTY SALE QUESTIONED   Congress Ponders — Government’s Right to Take Property

SITE FOR UNO NOT SETTLED   RIGHT OF FEDERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS TO FORCE FROPERTY SALES QUESTIONED

Blum ‘Acts. ~ To Form New Cabinet For The French   Warns Leaders They Must Accept Terms or He Will Turn to Socialist Members

Blum Trying To Line His Cabinet Up   Great Rivalry Centers Around Reds; May Form All Socialist Groun

HIGH PRICES PROBLEM OF SPANISH WORKERS   OLIVE OH A PRIME NECESSITy

DESPITE INADEQUATE WAGES, POOR SPANIARDS MANAGING TO SECURE ADEQUATE FOOD

High Prices Problem F or Spain Labor   Puts Wage Earner. In  * Position of Small Boy Who Can’t Reach Jam .Ou Pantry Shelf; Na “ture Kind to Him

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZIE >» Warld Traveler

 Mackenxie’s Column  ‘Salary Of Workers In Spain Does Not Meet Increased Living Costs

Truman Plans Message on  British Loan   Quick Congressional Action on Price Control Is Sought

TRUMAN ASKS LOAN ACTION   Tells Leaders Message Is Coming Up This Week On British Loan

Commission May Ask US Reconsider Jap Food Shipments   Far Eastern Group In Second Straight  Diericeon --

Capital, Labor Asked.to Aid on Waae-Price Plan   President Seeks New Policy on Cost Controls

Probers Plan Secret Session   Testimony to Be Received on Defective Mortar Shells

END WALKOUT ()F MUSICIANS      20 Per Cent. Wage Boost Granted in Strike Against Hotels

Alleged Killer Of U. S. Professor Shot To Death By American Police

Court Begins Hearings to Fix Punishment For Youth, 17 —   German Slayer Of American Is Shot and Killed

CLOSE RACE IN ARGENTINA’ [INDICATED IN VOTE COUNT   IF PERON US DEFEATED HE WILL STILL HAVE MUCH STRENGTH IN GOY- : ERNMENT

ns  O’DANIEL SAYS OPPONENTS WANT HIM OUT OF SENATE, COULD BE GOVERNOR: FAVORS KILLING OPA

 WOULD GET MORE VOTES THAN I GOT BEFORE”  “Pappy O'Daniel "Reckons” He Wouldn't Have Much Trouble Winning Texas’ Governorship

WOULDN'T PIAVE ANY TRGVELE:  O'DANIEL HASN'T MADE UP HIS MIND AROUT COVERNOR’S RACE IN TEXAS

Postwar Era Hits Intellectuals  We'll All Die Of Boredom If We're Not Killed In Next Few Years—Hutchins   Iinderestimate Joys

CONANT DEFENDS JOY OF LEISURE   Harvard Prexy “Hurt? by Chicago Head's ‘Snobbery’

BROAD SAFETY CODE IS ORDERED BY GOV'T IN SOFT COAL MINES   Represents Another Victory For John L. Lewis

agape Are T raining For Peace, Says Truman   President Also Tells Them They Are Being Prepared For Any Emergency Which Might Arise; Pleads Running Of Country For Welfare Of World

France Ace ‘epts bie Three Plan  For Tr eaties  Seeks More Details On  Pronosale

EN eee LE eee eee eee Ee  RAISES FOR INSTRUCTORS URGED  Texas Needs 9,000 Teachers, Amarillo Educator Declares

[RAISES FOR INSTRUCTORS URGED  _ Texas Needs 9,000 Teachers,  Amarillo Educator Declares -

SUFFERS INJURIES IN COLLISION WITH TRUCK   Mrs, Lillie Brown, Abbottstown, Involved In Mishap With Hanover Vehicle—New Car Damaged

GOP Nationa Chairman to Resign Soon   Herbert Brownell t Step Out of Politics To Reenter Law

Ferguson to Request Bilbo Ban   Steering Committee to Ask Special Repor on Ousti ngSenator

Senate GOP Committee  Asks Report About Bilbo   Wants to Know If He Should Be Put Out of Senate for Contractor Dealing;

TAX RETURNS SUBPOENAED BY SENATE BOARD   Challenge to Seating Of Legislator Considered

Republicans May Unseat Sen. Bilbo   Steering Committee Asks for Special Ouster Report

GOP Committee Plans Strategy In Bilbo Quster   Special Report Asked By Steering Group From Investigators

G.0.P. NEEDS DEM. HELP T0 OUST BILBO   -Think..Move Would Require a  Two--Thirds Vote

GOP HOPES T0 UNSEAT BILBO   STEERING COMMITTEE ASKS FOR EVIDENCE

ASKS SPECIAL .   Republican Steering Committee Wants Special. Report. on Whether  It Should Oust Sen. Theodore G. Bilbo trom Senate.

Bilbo Ouster Report Asked By Committee   - Ferguson Expected To Recommend Exit Of Accused Senator

GOP Senators Request Bilbo War Deal Data   Steering Group Presses Preparations For Ouster Move

Republican Group Asks New Ouster Report on Bibbs   Steering Committee Likely To Ask Dismissal on Moral Turpitude

War Profit Probe Goes Secret On Defective Shells   Senate Investigators Ask Public Not Te Condemn Any Manufacturers Until All Inquiries Have Been Completed

SENATE. INQUIRY LAKES NEW UNE   Secrecy Surrounds Renor On Mortar Shells; Judg ment ie Reserved

Mead Claims Shell Failures Of Importance   Picture Confusing Because of Reports; Comptroller General Will Testify Today

Mortar Shell Quiz Cloaked With Secrecy   Probers Ask Condemmation Be Withheld Until Full BRannavt te Made

Secrecy Camped On Shell Investigation   New Air of High import. ance Given Inquiry Into Mortars

WIDEN PROBE OF DEFECTIVE ARMY SHELLS   Clamp Strict Secrecy On Report Given In Profits Inquiry

Chairman Mead Advises Public to Withbold Judgment as to Responsibility for Bad   Shells,

PROBERS IN U, §. SENATE ARE MUM ON FAILURES OF DEFECTIVE MORTAR SHELLS

Importance Is Placed on Shell Probe   Strict Secrecy Put On Army’s Report By Senate Probers

War Probers  Hold Secret Army Report   Public Asked Not To Pass Judgment On Shell-Waking Firms

NOTED AUTHOR QF MYSTERY BOOKS IS DEAD   Oppenheim, Popular Fictien Writer Dies At Age of 79 Years

Oppenheim, fiction writer. is dead at 79  Specialized in  mvstery stories

CALIFORNIA DUE TO BE HIT BY COAL STRIKE AS NELIVERIEFS TO AND FROM EAST ARE STOPPED

HARRY HOPKINS FUNERAL FRIDA)   Seitttlien in New York's. St, Bartholomew's Church

MEMOIRS OF HARRY HOPKINS INTERRUPT ED BY HIS DEATE   ROOSEVELTS CLOSEST ADVISOR HAD NOT COMPLETED  WRITING OF THE WAR YEARS

Hopkins Rites To Be Friday   Prime Minister Attlee Sends Condolence Cable To Mrs. Wonkins.

HARRY HOPKINS RITES   Services Will Be Held in New York Friday Afternoon

HOPKINS’ RITES SET FOR FRIDAY   Cause of Death of Ex-Presidential Aide Is ‘Obscure’

Hopkins’ Death. Leaves Washington Baffled; Couldn’t Figure Him Out —

HOPKINS RITES SET FOR FRIDAY    antieeemnediinmmanieel  World Leaders Call Death Of Advisor ‘Loss Of A Great American’

Hopkins Funeral Service Friday   National Notables To Attend Last Rites In Church In New York   MEMOIRS MAY NOT HAVE BEEN FINISHEL

Speedy Relief By U.S. Checks Quake Disease   ‘Army Reports Plagues Threats In Zone Betne Licked ~

Army Keeps Down Threat Of Disease Among Japs   Help Administered In Quake Regions;  Serum Is Provided

Disease Is Under Control  In Japan   Quake Left 100,000 Homeless, 2,395 Casualties

Neorly 100,000 Homeless... .  U. S. Relief Is Licking Plague Threat In Japan  ; j i ; '

U.N. Reaction To Anti-France Plan Favorable   Opposition to Several Of Sub-Committee’s Points Seems Likely

World- Wide Split With Spain OK'd By UN Delegates   Security Council Members Favorable To Sub-Com: mittee’s Recommendation for Break Unless Franco Is Withdrawn

FAVOR BREAK WITH SPAIN IF FRANCO STAYS   Report -UN Delegates - Favorable to Stand > Of Sub-Committee

Security Council To Act Thursday On Spain Report   Recommendations Bring Favorable Reaction among Delegates

U. N. Couneil Delegates Eye Spain Report   Some Startled at Demanc  General Assembly Call  Kar Quarantine

Anti-Franco Report Gets WideSuppor'  Quarantine Plar  Surprises Some

China Again  Scents Peace   Mancha Trace Imminent Nanking Believes

National Troops Move on Harbin   Truce with The Reds Soon Is Indicated

PEACE S SEEN FOR MANCHURIE   Government Trot Troops Pressing Toward Harbin; Marshall is Active

DOESN'T RECOMMEND DDT ON FRUIT TREES   Fruit Growers of Co. Hea: Dr. J. O. Pepper At Doylestown  “DEFOLIATES TREES’

DT NOT RECOMMENDED FOR SPRAYING FRUIT   Growers Told It Defoliates Trees, and Fruit Drops   ELECTION OF OFFICERS 

War Memorial ‘suggestion box’ empty, but treasurv is filled with $7,000

Mt. Prospect Rural Fire department holds ard carnival Saturday   War Memorial ‘suggestion box’ empty hut treasury is filled with $7,000

Henry Poeckes Will Seek County Office In Fall Election  Name Will Appear Instead Of Langhout For Treasurer Joh

Henry Poeckes Will Seek County Office In Fall Election  Name Will Appear   Name Will Appear - Instead Of Langhout For Treasurer Job

Prominent Akron  Citizen Is Dead  W. J. Davidson Taker Suddenly Last Week

RHEUMATISM  Arthritis--Neuritis--Sciatica Treated by New Modern Nor-Surcical Mothad:«

Canning Industry Hit Hard Blow  Medford, Ore. Suffers Million Dollar Fire

COLLAPSE HITS COTTON MARKET   Three Exchanges Closed By Sharp Price Drop; To Be Reopened Today

 Drastic Move Is Said Needed To Hold Price Federal Action Being Demanded As Cotton Markets Are Closed

‘Textile Mills, Unable to Figure Prices on Finished Cotton Goods, More Than 120 Days Ahead;  { Buy Little.

Trading Will Resume Today On Exchanges   Plummeting Cotton Prices - Raise Cry For Quick  Federal Action

Cotton Industry Cries for Help in Market Crack-up   Government Action  Against Speculators  Urged by Congressmen

COTTON MARKETS CLOSE: FEDERAL ACTION DEMANDE   Trading Suspended for 24 Hours in Major Exchanges of Country as Prices Break Sharply.   LARGE GOVERNMENT PURCHASES URGED   Congressman Reports Cullapse Has Ruined Thousands of Farmers, But  This Is Denied.

Cotton Prices Tumble; U.S.  Action Sought   Exchanges Forced to Close for 24 Hours; Protests from South

COTTON MARTS REOPEN TODAY   Trading Will Be Resumed After Forced Closing Due to Price Drop

Cotton Marts Reopen After 1-Day Closing   Blame For Collapse Put On Speculation; Remedies Sought

First Arrests Are Made In Theft Of Body Of Mussolim   Body Of Musselinis Mistress Is Removed To New Kesting  Place As<« Precaution

MRS: WINTER INDICTED IN POISON CASE   Great Grandmother, 76, Charged With Death of Boy, 3

‘Advocates Of Break With Franco Rally Forces For ‘Debate In Security Council   World Control Of Lethal Atomic Energy To Be Taken Up At Meeting Friday

Heavy Losses Follow Storm Over Englana   Eleven Killed, Shipping Battered, Crops Heavily Damaged By Wind.

Storm Lashes English Coast  11 Killed, Harvest   11 Killed, Harvest Damaged By Winds

P. H. Gambling Hal Revealed Before Senate Committee   Inspector Tells Account Of Navy-Supervised Enterprise Near Yard

GENERAL EISENHOWER IS AWARDED DEGREE   Atmy Chief Of Staff At Gettys burg College; Kev. Tabor ks Also Houored

Georgia's Chief Executive To Talk in Hogg at 8 O'clock   Arnall Led Fight For 18- Year-Old Vote

FURLOUGH PAY PROPOSED AS TIE-UP NEARS   Bay City Waterfront Unions to Ignore CIO Lines

Sea Disputants Get New Plan   Government Suggests Compromise on Hours

Govt. Officials Propose  Day's Paid Shore Leave For Every 14 Days At Sea

HERSHEY URGES DRAFT RENEWAL   Says Voluntary Enlistments Will Not Meet Needs

HERSHEY ASKS CONGRESS FOR - DRAFT AGTION      ANTI-DRAFT GROUPS FLOOD SENATE COMMITTEE ROOM AS OPEN HEARINGS ARE  STARTED

‘Campus Cuties Back University Males ‘In Protesting Boost In Haircut Price

Governor-Elect Lane Back From Vacation   Conference Planned on Voting Laws, O’Conor Resignation

rB! Hunting Ex-secretary of Sen. Bilbo   Terry's Letter to Senate Probers Tells of Death Threats

Letter Claims Ex-Secretary's Life In Danger   Senate Committee Digging Into War Contract Scandal

Aide Missing, Bilbo Inquiry Assumes Air  Of Suspense   ‘FBT Joins In Hunt For Ex-Secretary Of Embattled Solon

FBI Presses Search For’. Missing Secretary Of Bilbo In War Favor Trial

FBI AGENTS HUNT BILBO'S EX-SEGRETARY FOR SENATORS   War Contracts Probers Hear Man Says Life Was Threatened

Bilbo Secretary Hunted By FBI To Be Witness  Terry informs Mead Of Threat Of Death 1k kia Taecbihtas

°  Air Of Suspense Enters Probe ....  FB SEEKS SEC’Y. TO BILBO IN WAKE OF DEATH THREATS

Suspense Grips Bilbo Probe As Former Secretary Report: ‘Receiving Threatening Lette:

Bilbo Aide Being Sought   Asks to Be Spared Appearance Because  Of Death Threats

Claim Senator Took $30,000 Contract Bribe   Former Employee Tells Of Threats

Letter Read At Investiga tion Revealing Death Threats On Secretary

EX-SECRETARY CLAIMS THREAT MADE ON LIFI   Engineer Officers Offer Testimony On 3 Bases

Army To Test — German Rocket:  In N. Mexico   May Be Developed Into Most.Devastating Of War. Weapons.

 Preparedness For Trouble, Legion Keynote   3800 Delegates Attend Openiziz Session in San Francisca

“Jomovrews Headlines “Jodag REMAIN STRONG*UNTIL GLOBAL PEACE ASSURED. [FGION PLEA

U.S. Troop Data Asked  By Moscow   Information Hunted by Russians’ Attache Is Outlined in Report.

CANADA BARES LEAKS   King Makes Public Report on Spies For the Russians

Soviet Agents Told to Obtain Data About U.S.  Troop Transfer   Government Identifies 4 In ‘Leak’ of Secrets

Direct Instructions For Spy Ring Came From Russia-King   Soviet Agents Given Orders by Officials In Moscow in 1945

Soviet Embassy Staff Accused In Leak of Official Secrets: lran Asks Aid Against Moscow

Canada Reports On Leakage Of  Official Secrets   U.S. Army Information Sought By Red Agents

King Says Soviet Spies in Canada  Occupied Embassy Sought Details on _ Atom Bomb, Locatior   OFU. S. Troops

Canada Charges Russian Spying  Says Moscow Headec Atom Bomb Agents

SOVIETS BLAMED FOR SECRET LEAK   Canada Prime Minister Makes  Report Public

‘Russia © Ordered   Espionage’   Atom Secret Leak in  Canada Occurred Under Direct Order from Moscow, Says Official

King Declares” Moscow Order Sent Red Agents   Canadian: Premier. ‘Tells Of Evidence: Involving Soviet - Embassy Staft

Canada Claims Reds Sought Reports On U. 5.   Called For Facts On Yank Troop Moves, A-Bomb Information, ‘Electronic Shells’

NcoT OF ASS OPED QUUGHT WAR SECRET’   Ottawa Discloses Leakage of Information and Lists Gov’t Employes.

Moscow Accused  In Spy Report   Russian Agents Told To Get Information On American Troops

CANADA PREMIER TRACES SPYING 10 RUSSIAN EMBASSY   Mackenzie King Reveals Evidence implicates Soviet Statt

Prime Minister Mackenzie King Discloses Report On Leakage Of Official Secrets In Which Certain Members Ot Russian Embassy Staff At Ottawa Are Alleged To Have Operated Under Instructions From Soviet Capital — Important Data Sought

MacKenzie King Reveals Russian Embassy Worker Sought Secrets of A-Bomb Under Moscow Orders

CANADA LINKS SOVIET AGENTS TO ATOM PLOT;   Reds Also Sought Information On U. S. Troop  Movements

SECRETS ACT VIOLATED BY RED AGENTS   Report on Leakage of Offi. cial Secrets in Canada Makes Grave Charges  Against Soviets  COUR PERSONS NAMED

REDS CHARGED ‘ IN A-BOMB LEAK   Canadian Report Names So. viet In Data Steal

Moscow Ageits Receive In formation . On- Material Composing Ataniie  Bomb   R eds Told To Get U.S. ‘Troops Dats   Two Womén Among Ganadians Accused; Many. Other Agents, Ag Yei  Unnamed, Face Charge

Canadian Prime Minister Says Staff Acted On Moscow Instructions   Troop Movements. Atom Data Sought

MOSCOW ASKED TROOP REPORT, KING DECLARES   Prime Minister Says Soviet Embassy Acted On Word Direct From Capital

ALSOCHARGED WITH PROBING U.S. SECRETS   Mackenzie King of Canada Declares Soviet Agents Operated Under Direct Instructions From the Kremlin,

MAKES A REPORT ON LEAKAGE OF OFFICIAL SECRETS   It Was Made Public Toda; By Prime Minister W. L.  Mackenzie King.   IBY RUSSIAN AGENTS   Instructed to Obtain “Infor: mation As to Transfer of U. S. Troops.”

A-Bomb Leakage Laid to Soviets   Canadian Prime Minister Says Red Envoy Acted on Advice From Moscow

Canada States Soviet Embassy Directed Spies   Prime Minister King Say Reds Followed Troop Movements

ARMY SPEEDS UP DISCHARGE ° OF DRAFTED ENLISTED MEN   ESTIMATE 300,000 WILL BE ELIGISLE FOR QUICK DISCHARGE UNDER NEW REGU . LATIONS

'U. N. Commission to Control Atomic ‘Energy Is Perfected   Powerful Security Council Turns Its Attention to Grave Political Issues in Three World Territories

Atom Guard Named By UNO Chiefs   Security Council To Tackle Grave Political Issues

Council prepares to tackle grave issues  lLinited N: ale creates CAmmiceion   United Nations creates commission to control atomic enerev for peace

UNO Creates  Atomic Power  Control Body   Organization Gets Ready to Deal With Political Problems

UNO Approves Atomic Energy Control: Board   12 Nations te Draft Plans For Use in Peacetime;  5 Reem Gem y neta ey

Atom Control Agency Set-up Gets Approval   Commission Is Created By The United Na-.  tions

UNO CREATES ATOM ENERGY CONTROL UNIT   Lebanon Possible -New Issue To Be Solved

lowa Man Kills Wife, Two Sons, Mother   Had Impulse to Slay, He Says; Hacks Family With Pick Axe

GOES BERSERK: SLAYS WIFE, SONS, MOTHER   On Lawn of Des Moines Home

Des Moines Man Slays 4 of Family   Hacks His Wife, Two Chil. dren and His Mother to Death With Pickaxe

Had “Impulse To Kill,” lowa Worker _.x"es To Police; Wounds Child With Gun

FDR Home To Become National Shrine F riday  President Truman To Speak On First Anniversary Of Late President’s Death

Roosevelt Hyde Park Rome Becomes  National Shrine With C@emonial

Roosevelt's Mansion at Hyde Park To Become National Shrine Friday

FDR Estate To Become  New Shrine   Plan Special Ceremony For Anniversary Of His Death

Roosevelt Estate to Become Shrine President Truman To Attend ‘Hyde Park Ceremony Friday

J anitor Quizzed Again in Kidnap Slaying   Remarks Assertedly Made by Suspect Checked by Police

SENATE SEEKS TO AID VETS ON SURPLUS SALES   Would Receive Top Priority on Goods They Need or Use

Meats Facing June 30 Top   Dairy Products Also Slated for Roll-Back

Meat Ceilings  Nave Rama Dani Vidy UOIIE Daur   OPA Chief Says June 30 Prices Can Be Restored If Board on Tuesday Decides To Re-establish Control and Subsidies

Porter Says dune 30 Ceilings on Most Meat Will Be Restored If Decontrol Board Authorizes Tops and Payment of Subsidies—-Prices of Milk, He Says, Would Be Fixed Cent Higher Than Old Levels,

V-J Observance Ignores Part of Other Nations   Article In Pravda Accuses U. 8. Of Rejuvenating Nation As Watchdog In East

Russia Takes Credit For Jap Defeat   Pravda Accuses U. S. of Seeking Rejuvenation of Japan as American-Ruled ‘Watchdog of Far East.’

PRAVDA CHARGES AMERICANS SEEK FAR EAST BASE   CONTENDS JAPAN WAS STILL STRONG WHEN RUSSIA ENTERED WAR

See. Japanese Playing. Role Of “Watchdoe”   ¥-J Observance Omits Men. tion Of American and ’ British Parts In Pacific War  Stalin Arrogates ‘Credit to Russia   No Mention Made Of Ruesian Seizures of Indus. trial Equipment In Manchuria

18 PAGES   SOVIETS TAKE FULL CREDIT FOR VICTORY   Reject Note Voicing Concern Over Trade Rules   MOLOTOV   Flies From Peace Confab To Moscow; Reds Hold Victory Celebration

Soviet Paper Flays U. §. or Japan Policy   Double Charge Made as Russia Observes ¥-J Day Anniversary

—m A_Merica Lecused—   Russ Paper Avers United States Is Stripping Japan

Soviet Ignores Part In Pacific Victory Played  By Americans   Premier Stalin Also Fails To Acknowledee British Contribution

Russians Claim Credit for Jap Defeat in War      Finished Foe jn Month After U. S. Had Tried for Years, Intimation

Claims U. S. Strips Japan   Moscow Takes Slap At American Policy In VJ-Day Celebration

PRAVDA FLAYS U.S, JAP POLICY   Soviet Mouthpiece Asserts Nips To Be ‘Watchdogs’  dasiaas: a a ES OS a eS a

Takes Full Credit For Winning War   Says America’ Trying To Make Nippon Her Watchdog In Far East.

Pravda Raps Japan Policy In Editorials   U. S. S. R.’s Observance Of VJ Day Brings On Denunciations Of Qur Japanese Program

Uo, ACCUoe DF SETTING UP FASTERN BASE   Stalin VJ Day Order Ignores Part Allies Played in Victory.

CHARGES U. 5. IS STRIPPING JAPAN   Pravda Says Nippon Becoming AmericanRuled Watchdog  aera oe a as ee mene sete  DIICCILA GETC CREDIT

Accuses U. S. of Siripping Japan   Pravda Says U. S. Seeking to Make Japan Watchdog

Soviet Accuses United States of Stripping Japan   Rejuvenate Country As Watchdog Against Far East is Plaint

Pravda Asserts _ “Japan Stripped By United State:   Russia Sces Country “Made Into. American ’- Ruled . Watchdog: OF -Far (East

Reds Celebrate “Their” Victory Over The: Jans   No Mention Made Of U.S. Except By  Accusation

Russia Takes All Credit for Victory, Charges U. S. ‘Strips’ Japan

Stalin Tells Russ They Beat Japan   Order Of The Day Entirely Ignores Victory Won By U.S. And Britain

Soviets Claim Credit for Jap Victory   Pravda Accuses U. S. Of Stripping Japan of Its Wealth

RUSSIAN PRESS CRIES THAT U. S. STRIPS JAPAN   Moscow Fails To Mention American, British War Role In V-J Fete

U. S. Digs Into Mysteries Of Thunderstorms   Lift Veil of Secrecy on Project Important Next to A-Bomb 

FLOOD PROJECT HEARING T0 BE IN SPRINGFIELD   Place Shifted So Illinois Spokesmen May Voice . Opinions

Congress Simplifies Itself But There Will Be Scramble  F or New Committee Posts

Merging of Committees Sorest Spot In Recent Congress Reorganization

RAGING NEWS-SERVICE-‘CZAR’ ~~ DIED AS RESULT OF POISON   MERCURY FOUND IN BODY OF RAGEN AND NEW INQUIRY UNDERWAY IN) CHI. CaGo

WIDOW DELAYING ~RAGEN’S AUTOPS!   Analysis Shows Death Caused _ By Mercury .

MINIMUM -WAGE BILL NEAR TEST   ‘Sponsors Battle Amendment  To Boost Parity Levels

FIRST VOTE EXPECTED TO BE  ON INCLUDING LABOR IN FARM, PARITY  -+... .- FORMULA .. -

MINIMUM WAGE BILL TEST NEAR   Wage Fleer to Ba ‘Bocsted, Progressive Increases Follow:

HOUSE FAVORS WAR RATIONING   Extension Of ~ Controls To March, 1947, Voted; OPA Policies Hit

House Extends Rationing Law  Severe Criticism Given   Severe Criticism Given OPA Policies

House Extends War Powers Act To March, 194]   Farm Bureau Asks U. S. Control of Wages Be Provided

FOUR WOMEN GET LIFE SENTENCES   Widespread Outbreaks Expected As Result of Trial’s End.

Condemned Youths Battle Police And Troops After British Court Adjourns

Pe re mre kt REIT he ET Ta TT a ak St SRGERRHERRBTORRERESABeD  Here’s Election Box Seore at Glanca

NEW SCOUT OFFICIAL AT MEETING HERE   J. Snead Clift, Field Executive, Attends Session Of1 Conewago District Com. mittee

ROME NEWSPAPER RAPS VERDICTS AT NUERNBERG TRIAL   Russian Press Surprised at: Acquittal of Three  Bheaes baomclacc” f

Press Of World Acclaims Verdicts   Italian Newspaper Says Criminals Will Die For Losing War

Goering and Others to Die Because They Lost a War, Is Italian View

Victors Named In Declamatior This Morning  Events Will Be Concluded During

Victors Named In Declamation This Morning   Events Will Be Concluded During This Afternoon

Slaughter Asks Rayburn to Certify Fields Contempt Citation to D. A.

CLINE CHARGED © WITH 9 FORGERIES, ONE GRAND THEFT   56-Year-Old Former Convict Also Accused Of Murder in Dallas

Buffalo Company Develops: Atomic (ras Device Expected Capable of, Driving: ‘Locomotive Coast to Coast for Dollar

ATOMIC GAS CAPABLE OF DRIVNIG ENGINE FROM COAST TO COAST AT ONE DOLLAR COST IS CLAIMED

New Device, Using Atom Power,  Can Drive Train  Gas Unit Propels Engine; May Be Put Into Use

Supposed to Leave Iran  By March 2   Soviet Official Promises Withdrawal but US Officer Says It’s ‘Impossible’ by Avreed Date

RUSSIAN TROOPS TOBE TAKEN FROM NORTHERN IRAN   However There Is No Appar. ent Sign of a Soviet Evacuation.   MARCH 2 THE DATE SET   Jranian- Officials Have Complained to the United Nations.

DEWEY PRAISES ORGANIZED LABOR   Governor Warns Against Political Strikec

Byrnes Suggests June 15 as Date For Peace Parle)   Molotov Objects on Ground That Treaties Far from Completion.

Molotov Opposes Byrnes’ Proposal For Full Meetina   Draft of Treaties With Axis Satellites Demanded by Soviet

Socialite Found Guilty by Jury  Faces Jail Term of One to 10 Years

Socialite Found Guilty by Jury  Faces Jail Term of 1 Van. foe Ul Siw xem

Say Boy, 15, Admits Killing   Strangled, Stabbed Little Girl Because She Called “Me a Liar”

Axis Conspiracy Is Reviewed As Jan Trials Oper   Prosecutor Keenan Calls Upon Tribunal To Set Example For Aggressors   TWENTY-SEVEN JAP LEADERS ON TRIAL

JAPS ACCUSED. BEFORE COURT OF WAR PLOTS   PROSECUTOR IN JAPANESE WAR CRIMES TRIALS ASKS ,. TRIBUNAL TO PUNISH  WAR .LEADERS

TRUMAN HOME FOR HOLIDAY CELEBRATION   President To Fly Back Ti Washington Today

Truman Rounds Out Holiday Celebration  Then It’s Back   Then It’s Back To Washington And Plenty Work

Truman Leaves for Capital After Holiday in Missouri   President Faces Labor and Other Legislative Problems of Unusual Magnitude; Definitely Decides to Deliver Message on January 6

Truman Back To Capital   Visits Home on Christmas Day, Returns to Face Major Legislative Problems

Truman Facing Tough Task On  New Measures   President Returns Today From Missouri; Plans Three Messages On Major Problems

Brief Holiday  For Truman   President Flies Back To Washington After Christmas at Home

TRUMAN VISITS HOME FOLKS ON CHRISTMAS DAY   RETURNS TO CAPITAL TODAY TO PREPARE FOR NEW CONGRESS

TRUMAN DUE T0 FLY BACK TO CAPITAL   President Faces Legislative and Labor Problems

President Rounds Out Brief Holiday  Visit In Missouri   Returns To Washington To Face Major Problems

TRUMAN ROUNDS OUT BRIEF TRIP TO MISSOURI   Returns to Capitol Today to Renew Work on Major Legislative Problems

ee ER  Will Fly To Washington Late Today  Spends Christmas . 4 rr fF. ... ¥ _

TRUMAN VISITS HIS HOMEFOLKS   President Planning Three Separate Messages Upon His Return From Christmas Trip To Missouri.

GREEKS SLAIN BY GUERILLAS      Widespread Warfare Now Raging in Western Macedonia

A GIFT THAT KEEPS GIVING A Membership in the Washington County Motor Club. Phone 20. 162t6*   WASHINGTON ITOTET

- Japanese Politics Cabinet Purges Wartime Leaders Revised Constitution Attacked

Polish Deaths Cause Crisis   Political Slayings Pose Threat To Big 3 Unity

Poland New Trouble Spot For World   US, Britain Note Political Slayings in Situation Which May Try the Unity of Big TLeaa

Poland Back On List Of Trouble Spots   Attributed To Political Slayings

Japan Cabinet  Resiens Again   Premier Shidehara Ousted Ry Anti-Coalition

Big 4 Agreemen  On Trieste Area Upheld In Vote   U. S. Delegation Sought Statement On American Policy

Presidential Edict Bans Policy Talks; Cabinet Rift Fades   Byrnes Wins Vote of Confidence; Ousting Comes as Truman Voices Refusal to Jeopardize America

GARSSON CASE JURY IS SHORN   Justice Department Ready To Give Evidence  On Combine

RECREATION BOARD MEETS TO ORGANIZE   Louis C. Spring Named A: Chairman; S. D. DetlefSecretary

SPRING 13 NAMED HEAD OF RECREATION BOARD   Fourteen Acres Are Donated To Borough of Bristol  PLAN FOR EQUIPMENT

Ups Class ‘B’ Permits From  $150 to $300   19 In Force Now; Will Mean $2,850 Added Revenue If All Renewed

Marines Press  Search For Men      1000 Men And Seven Aircraft Hunting For Kidnaved Buddies

CHINESE KIDNAP 7 U.S, MARINES   Search For Missing Men Futile: Fighting Still Is Widespread

Burgess John A. Lindholm Issues Proclamation Designating 2nd Monday of Oct. as“Leif Ericson Day”   A PROCLAMATION

Newsstand ( Copies ...   Burgess John A. Lindholm Issues Proclamation Designating 2nd  Monday of Oct. as “Leif Evi ricson Day”

Ownership Suit Stirs Booming  Ex-Ghost Tewn   Lone Prospector  Files Lode Claim

Secretary of War Addresses Cadets   Gives General Approval to “Caste System” Report

WAR SECRETARY OK'S ‘GRIPE’ BOD   Patterson Says ‘Castes’ in Army Need to be Removed.

Film Studios Study Music Waae Raise   Petrillo Asks Salary of at Least $200 for 10-Hour Week

4-Day Holiday Death Toll In Indiana Mounts to 18   12 Fatalities Are Charged To Auto Accidents

TWO BOYS WITH $39,000 ARE HELD   Carried Suitease Full Of Currency In Custedy Al (Champaign,  Bilis omsa

U. S. Prosecutor Asks Full Conviction By War Tribunal of Nazi Small Fry

Britain Joins in Charges Against §§, Other Units   SA Was ‘Embryo Army’ Used by Hitler To Prepare War, Claim

Nazi Convictions Asked By U. S.   Nazi Bigwigs Guilty, American Prosecu‘tor Tells Court   By DUDLEY ANN HARMON United Press Staff Correaponden (By United Peesas Leased Wire}

‘SEEK WAR GUILT VERDICT FOR 8 NAZI GROUPS   Basis for Trial Of Small Fry

U.S. Asks Conviction Of Millions of Nazis   Followers of 22 Leaders Under Trial Also Guilty, Is Charge as ” American and Briton Sum Up

U.S, ASKS NAZI GROUPS BE CITED        War Grimes Tribunal Near’ ‘Verdict On-Biewigg

War Crimes Tribunal Ask That Gestapo, Others Be Convicted Of Same Frightful Crimes Ag 99 Naei Leaders   ‘DODD IN SUMMATION OF AMERICAN CASE

U, 5. ASKS FOR GUILTY VERDICT   U. 8. Believes That Nazi Organtzations = Should be Convicted of Same Crimes as 22 Nazt Leaders tn Prisoner’s Dock.

EAR HAZ AGENCIES LT CRIN HEARING   U. S. Prosecutor Says Gestapo, S.S., Other Organizations Should be Found Guilty.   SUMMATION MADE BY DODD TODAY

SUMMATIONS PRESENTED IN NAZI TRIALS   United States Asks for Conviction Also of Organizations That Backed Hitler,

Sullivan Has 2 Polio Cases  Bristol, Bluf® City Children Afflicted

MEETING TO PLAN FOR MEMORIAL   Erection Of Community Center Will Be Discussed By East Berlin - Abbottstown Area Residents Tuesday

GOOD WEATHER SEEN FOR TEST   Bikini Readies for A-Bomb Blast Wednesday

All in Readiness For Atom Blast   Speculate on How Many of 75 Ships Will be Afloat After Explosion

Good Bikini Weather Forecast  How Many Ships Will A- bomb. Sink? Writers Wonder

GOOD WEATHER: IS IN PROSPECT FOR UNDERWATER TEST   Seventy-five Ships Will Be Sub. jected to Terrific Under Water Pressure

Underwater A-Bomb Test  Is Tomorrow   Weather Outlook Good; Scientists Make Pool on Result:

BIKINI LAGOO! BLAST SCENE © WEDNESDAY   Bomb To Be Touched Off At 4:35 P. M. Hamilton Time   GOOD WEATHER   Forecast For Project: See 100 Times Greater Explosion Than July 1

Speculation Rife On Fifth Atom Bomb Explosion   Task Force Awaits Underwater Blast In Pacific Lagoon

Good Weather Forecast For A. Bomb Test   Under-Water Blast Scheduled For Wednesday

STAGE SET FOR 2ND ATOM TEST   Blast to Make Waterspout < Miles High, Top Staff Scientist Predicts.

—UNDERWATER BLAST PLANS SET— _  Good W eather Forecast For Atomic Bomb Test

GUD WEATHER PURECAST FER OND BIKIN TEST      Blast Below Water Surface Wednesday P. IM.

Good Weather For Bomb Test   Underwater Blast Scheduled For Tomorrow Afternnonan

‘Weather ‘To Be Good For A-Test   No Hitch: Expected In Undersea Blast ‘Set For Tomorrow; i-Guess'At Bomb Toll

Good Weather Expected For Atom Bomb Test   Scientists Guess At Forces Of Shock In Wednesday's Blast

A-Bomb Blast Will Exceed Earlier Test   Conditions Seem Right For Successful Explosive Experiment

Tito Charges American Plot  In Yugoslavia   Accuses U. S., Britain Of Conspiring to ‘Liquidate Communists’

American Officers In Nazi Conference, Tito Court Charges   Collaboration Details Read as Mihailovic Treason Trial Opens

U. S. Officer Accused of Meeting Nazis  Gen. Mihailovic Trial   Gen. Mihailovic Trial Is Opened With Charge Against Yank

Gen. Mihailovic Trial Opened  Chetnik Leader  Vua Atmisan ceek ct

Mihailovie’s  Trial Opens   Indictment Charges Treason, Collaboration

Yugoslavs Accuse Gen. Mihailovie   Claim U.S. Officers Attended Parley Between Chetnik Chief and Germans

Indictment  Offered by Tito's Mer   lt Says Americans Sat In on Conference of Chetnik, German.

CHARGE HELP GIVEN NAZIS   Indictment Read at Opening Of Chetnik’s Trial On Charge of Treason

Yugoslav Resistance Ledder Goes On Trial For Treason   Tito’s Government Charges General Mihailovie, Accompanied By American Officers, Sat In Conference With German Commander In Country

Mihailovie Put On Trial Today  In Yugoslavia   Indietnent Charges Wartime Hero of Resistance Movement With Trenuson

Tito’s Court Charges U.S. Double-Dealt   Says Wikhailovic Followed Line of Destroyine Reds

Indictment Also Blasts British   Gen. Draja Mihailovic Charged With War Crimes, Collaboration With Germany

MIHAILOVIC’S TRIAL OPENED’. Slavs Charge Brit fain Backed. Plot To Wine Out Communists

MIHAILOVIC IS PUT ON TRIAL   Prosecutor Omits Mentior Of Death Penalty In  Presentation

British Told Mihailovie To Liquidate  Communists, Indictment Charges

U.S. and Britain Involved in  Mihailovic Trial  U. S. Officer Said to Have Conferred Beside German One

Famous Leader Of Chetniks on Trial for Life   Tito’s Government Accuses General of Axis Collaboration

Twice Within a Week the War Department Has Denied Rumors That Army Has Been Alerted and That Reserves Have Been Called Up; Situation Is Reviewed

HOUSEWIVES UNABLE TO GET MEAT AS RETAYL BUTCHER ‘SHOPS CLOSE FOR WEEK

WILL OPPOSE BRITISH PLAN W HOLY LANG   Contacts Already Made with Moscow; Say Western Efforts Failed.

Arabs Ask Soviet  Support Against Partition Scheme   May Send Delegation to Mcscow Before ‘UN Considers Issue   BRITISH LIFE RULE ON FRATERNIZATION   English Troops Moving on Haifa; Holy Land Tension Mounting

Division of Holy  ee oO      Truman Will Try To Find Some. Compromise

Arabs Seek Soviet Backing  In Holy Land   Ask Russian Intervention Against Proposed Partition

Oppose British Plan to Divide Into 2 States   Will Make Direct Appeal to Russia Before IN Meeting

ARABS SEEKING SOVIET SUPPORT IN PALESTINE   Arabian Leaders May Send Delegation to Moscow

DS’ BACKING 5 Ret *   Proposed Palestine Partition By British Draws Fire

Arabs Asking Red Support In Holy Lands   ’ Delegation May Be Dispatched to Moscow Before U. N. Meets

 A r abs Oppose Partition Plan   Any Splitup Of Holy Land Resisted; Aid Of Soviets Asked

Arabs Appeal to Russians on Palestine   Partition Opposed; British to Halt Jewish Influx

Russian Support In Palestine Is Sought By Arabs   British Plan for Separate States Bitterly Opposed

SOVIET BACKING IN HOLY LAND   Oppose British: in: Partition of “Palestine; ‘Non-Fraterni-. “= “gation Ban: Removed-

Arabs Seek Soviet Aid   Unofficial Contacts Made With Moscow For Help in Opposing British Partition Plan

OPPOSITION TO PARTITION PLAN SPREADS FAST   Leader Says Arabs Will Fight If Britain Proceeds With Holy Land Split

ARABS SEEK SOVIET HELP IN PALESTINE   Oppose British Plan for Partition Of the Holy Land

Palestine Arabs Seek Support From Russians   Leader in Jerusalem Reports Contacts Made Unofficially.

ARABS IN BID FOR RUSS AID ON PALESTINE   Delegation to Moscow Planned Before U.N. Assembly Meets

CREWS ASKING ~ RETURN HOME   OFFICERS AND SEAMEN OF MERCHANT SHIPS AT HONOLULU ARE DEMANDING  * - ACTION

FOOD SITUATION OUTLOOK BETTER   Civilian Meat Supplies to Increase

More Food Is Seen for  Amerieans  Drop in Exports. Bio Crop Reasor

Predicts More Food For American Tables   Greater Production, Smaller Exports Build Hopes Of Agriculture Departrrént

Masons to Start Arriving Here Monday for Meet  State Convention Opens Tuesday at Local Theater

Masons to Start Arriving Here Monday for Mee!  Bud, f 1... i”   State Convention Opens Tuesday at Local Theater

Two Tots Die in Green Bay Fire   Stove Coals Start Blaze; Home Leveled

County 4-H Teams Win In District ‘Judging Contests   Flora, ‘Carroliten Teams Qualify ~ For State Fair Contest

Your Today’s Star   ‘Na aes  Hog Prices Break $5.25: Heaviest ‘Cattle Run At Omaha Since November

CARD GAME OPERATOR FINED $50: AFTER RAID   Judge Refuses Forfeits Of 4 Arrested As Players

Blind and Deaf, 93-Year-Old Man Gets Messages From Friends Thru Finaers

IRAN WARFARE. WAS AVERTED      NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED BE—_ ALWEEN OFFICIALS” FROM —_ TEHRAN AND OF ‘THE REREL PROVINCE

IRANIAN PARLEY DELAYS STRIFE   Negotiations Are Resumed Between Two Factions

BYRN ES RUMOR OF RIFT WITH PRESIDENT   Says President Regrets His Remarks Were Taken As Slap At Secretary Of State:  eclares He Has  Full White House Support.

A United Front  Is Presented by  Truman, Byrnes Refutes Talk of Rift  Over Foreign Policy Araenting Charces

TRUMAN, BYRNES DENY RIFT STORY   Secretary Of State Says He Has Complete Support

President and Byrnes Friends  “ ip oe ee Pay Pe   No Rift Between Them. is Report

TrumanAnd Byrnes Present United Front Against Talk Of Rift Over Foreign Plan

Denial Of Rift Issued By Byrnes   No Persons Could Have More Complete Backing From President, Says Secretary Of State

Crowds See Stock Champs   Judge Says Exhibits At International Show Trend Toward Larger Meat Animale

Last Jap Chances for War Is Ended in Plant Seizure  . First Reparations Are Lindar Alliiad Cantral

JAP AIRCRAFT PLANTS SEIZED   ‘First Priority Material Ordered Under Allied Control At Once

O'Conor, Lane Primary Victories Assured: Entire Lane Ticket Wins

American and British Olficials Said Working On Palestine Problems

\Byrnes, Bevin Are Working on Plans for the Admittance iof 100,000 Jews Into Palestine

—WAR PROFITS Money Sent by Builder   Funds Received — ' As 1941 Campaign Contribution -

Congressman from Washington on War Profits Quiz Spot   Welcomes Probe into Matter of Receiving $2500 Check From Contractor Friend

Subpoena for Appearance ot  May Delivered   Committee Studying $2.500 Contribution To Campaign Fund of Representative Coffee

Representative Coffee Says He Is Man Who Is Named, ‘Welcomes’ Probe   Check Is Reported   ee  Check for $2,500 Was Sent to Secretary, Te Renoart

Second Member of Congress to Face Senatorial Probe   Washington Democratic Representative is Under Scrutiny

War Check Giff For Campaign, Coffee Asserts   Reveals His Identity.

Money Given For Campaign Fund, He Says   War Investigating Group Awaits May’s Reaction To Formal Summons

Rep. Coffee Say: He Got Check In 1941 Campaign  Blames Election Defeat In Tacoma For Revivina It Now

CHECK SWINGS QUIZ SPOTLIGHT TO REP. COFFEE   Washington Representative Tells Of $2,500 He Was Given By Contractor ,

REP, J. M. COFFEE’S AFFAIRS ARE NOW UNDER SCRUTINY   He Hentified Himself Today to War Investigating Committee.   REGARDING A CHECK   Allegedly Sent to His Seere. tary For $2,500 By War Contractor.

REP. COFFEE INVITES SCRUTINY OF AFFAIRS  Committee Awaiting May’s Reaction

Coffee Discloses Investigation Of Check From Firn   Committee Waits For May’s Reaction Te Subpoena; Supposed To Appear Next ‘Tuesday

Coffee Says He Is Included In Probe   Welcomes Probe, He Declares; May Is Summoned

 ‘Under Scrutiny For War Profits   Admits He Received Check For. 1941 . Campaign: _ Investigators “€all- May

CONGRESSMA COFFEE NAMED AS OBJECT OF SENATE PROBE   War Contractor’s $2,500 Check To Campaign Fund Under Scrutiny

REP. COFFEE 10 TESTIFY   Committee Awaits Rep. May’s Reaction To Subpobtna Order

Says Money Was 1941 Campaign Giit   Second Congressman Is on Carpet for Possible Involvement In War-Profit Contracts

Congressman Identifies Self In Profits Case   Serutinize $2,500 Check Sent His Secretary By War Contractor

CONGRESSMAN COFFEE SAYS HE [S MAN SOUGHT WHOSE AFFAIRS ARE NOW UNDER SCRUTINY   Is Alleged to Have Received Thru Secretary Contractor’s Check for $2,500—Representative  May Has Made No Statement in Connection With Serving of Subpoena——OPA Struggiec !s On

Rep. Coffee Says Check From Contractor Was Campaign Contribution

ADMITS $2.9 CHECK SENT T0 AIDE   Washington Solon Declares He Welcomes Query   SENATOR MEAD   Declares Formal Summons Necessary To Obtain May At Hearing

URGE UNIONS HAVE ACCESS TO CO. BOOK:   AFL Suggests Policy As Means to Halt Labor Disputes

AFL Offers Co-operation To Speed Production But Union Asks   But Union Asks For Occasional Confidential Look At Company Book:

AFL Proposes New Era Of. Worker-Employer Cooperation But Wants Confidential Peck At C ompanies Records

AFL Offers To Avoid Strikes, Aid Production   Union Wants an Occasional Look at Employers’ Books

Lewis Urges Restoration Ot Coal Mines   AFL Offers To Speed Production; Wants See Books

AFL PROPOSES INSPECTION OF COMPANY BOOKS   Union Suggests New Era Of Worker-Employer  Cooperation

JOHN GWYNNE TO RUN AGAIN FOR CONGRESS   Waterloo Attorney Seeks Return to Congress From Third District

Study New Lead ‘Tn Degnan Case   Police May Link Slayer and Sadist Who Mailed Ear

“WILL MEET MONDAY   Wemen's Democratic Club to Meet at City Hall Anditerium.

Russia Agrees To Surrender  Pu-Yi To China   Tense Sino-Soviet Sit uation Regarding Man churia ‘Easing.’

Reds To Release Puppet Governor   Reported That SinoSoviet Tense Situation Eased

RUSSIA AGREES TO RELEASE PU YI TO CHINESE   Will Turn Former Manchurian Puppet Over To China; Sino-Soviet Situation Reported ‘Easier.

Russians Will Release Pu-Vi   . Former Puppet Head: Of Manchurie Expected To Face Trial”

SINOS GETTING ‘PU-Y]   Russians Agree to Release Puppet Manchurian Ruler

RUSSIA TO GIVE PU-YI TO CHINA   Will Turn Former Manchuria Puppet Governor Over As War Criminal

Reds To Release Pu-¥i To China   Former Jap Puppet Gaver nor May Be Tried As_. War Criminal

TO RELEASE HENRY PU-¥! TO CHINA   Russia To Turn Over. Former Puppet Goy. Of Manchuria

CHINESE-SOVIET TENSION EASES   ‘Russia To. Release Henry Pu Yi, Former Puppet Ruler > Of Manchuria

J ury Sworn For Trial Of  F our Negroes      Large Crowd Jams Court Room as Rape Case Gets Under Way. /

Jur y Swort ae Ke or Trial  F our Ne esr 0         Lar ge Crowd; Janis  ’ Sou) * Room. “aS R: Ape - “ Gets Under Way: :

Neer Record Rains Bring a Flood Threat   - Downpour May Flood Marais des Cygnes— Corn in Northeastern Kansas ‘Over the Top"

Downpours £ End Drouth In Northeast   Marais Des Cygnes Will Flood But Rains in Southeast Kansas Are Small

Goering Weeps As  End Nears   But All Doomed Nazis Maintain Partial Composure

Doomed Nazis Get Jitters; Goering Has Weeping Fit   Former German Air Chief Said Most Dignified of Hitlerites; Frau in Last Visit

Goering Cries When Pictures Are Removed   None of Condemnec Nazis Show Any Sien of Collapse

Charges ‘Gestapo’ Tactics Noted Harvard Astronomer  May Face Contempt Action

Contempt Action Against Scientist Taken By Rankin   Dr. Shaplay Charges OneMan Committee With "Gestapo Tactics

Dr. Harlow Shapley, Harvard Astronomer, <Accuses Un- American Committeeman of UnAmerican Tactic!

Noted Astronomer,  Senator-In-Clash   Dr. Shapley Refuses to Answer Questions  About CIO-PAC

RANKIN IS CHARGED WITH UNFAIRNESS   Harvard Astronomer Says Congressman Uses “‘Gestapo” Tactics

Scientist Says Gestapo Code Used By Rankit   Contempt Charges To Be Brought Aaainst Witness

Scientist, Solon Clash in Probe  Rep. Rankin Plans Contempt Action

Canadian Plane Carrying Woodsmen Home for Holiday Reported Missing

Senator Tydings Looks To White House For Reactions To His Disarmament Meet Demand

Tyding gs Awaits White House.  5 itea action’ r To Disarming P ri ian

Officer Accused Of Blinding Negre World War Il Vet   Faces Charges Of Beating And Torturing Discharged Soldier

Police Chief ~ Faces Charge   Criminai Information is Filed tn Beating, Blinding of Negro

 Heavy Rainfall Raises Prospects For U.S. To Meet Grain Promises

Amendment to Atom Measure — Highly Approved  Requires FBI Loyalty fShaal Eav VUlarbare

Vote Requires FBI Check on Atom Workers   House Shouts Another Amendment Into Control Measure

House Amendment to Legislation On Atomic Energy Requires Sift By FBI on Those Emploved in Work

House Calls For Loyal_y Check by FBI  Would Probe Background   Would Probe Background Of Any Person Working With Atomic Energy

House Tacks FBI Loyalty Check Rider Onto Atomic Enersy Development Bill

DUNIFON GIVEN PLACE IN HERBERT'S CABINET   Will Serve As New Director Of Commerce For Ohio

COMMIES BALK AT BIDAULT RULE   Action Poses New Politica Crisis for France

Idahoans Among Servicemen’s Dependents 'To Sail for Europe During Month of April

1l-Weeks Old Margaret Allen, Amarillo  Youngest Traveler on Trip to Eurone

Families of G. I.'s Going to Europe  1,200 Persons Will Leave in April

 KARS. SEIBT 1S ‘GLAD, EXCITED’  Abilenian Among 1,200 Army  Wives, Kin Going to Europe

FAMILIES JOIN ~ MEN IN EUROPE   First Group Of 1,206 Soldier Dependents Sail In April

CONFIDENCE IN LAY YOICED BY LEGION EDITOR   Egypt Organ’s Chief Calls Charges Against SINU Head “Unfounded”

Allis-Chalmers Election Ordered  Pits Independent Aaainst CIO Union

State Board To Test Strength Of Independents  30-Dav Limit Set   30-Day Limit Set  By Employment Relations Group; Deny Strike-Breakina

Gisevius Tells Court About Nazi Scandal   Affair Concerning Von Blomberg Is Brought to Licht

GOERING: GOT VON BLOMBERG TO WED PROSTITUTE, THEN HAD HIM REMOVED FOR MARRIAGE

Goering Part Related in Nazi Scanda   Blomberg Wedding, Von Fritsch Charge, Detailed at Trial

Heath Convicted of Movie Extre’s Death   Believe Russia Stands Firm in All Policies

Civilian Supply Of Flour May Get Cut   Federal Price Boost on Wheat is Also Under  Consideration

Price of Whea May Rise, Flow Output Be Cu   Measures Studied to Boost U. S. Lagging Exports Tn Biwi: Histie rn:

INCREASE IN WHEAT PRICES SUGGESTED   Production of Flour In United States May Be Slashed

HUNGRY AREAS ABROAD WANT EXPORT GRAIN   DOMESTIC MILLING FOR BREAD TO BE CUT 25 PERCENT

Domestic Use Of Wheat May Be Curtailed   Step Would Be Taken to Make More Grain Available for Hungry

WHEAT PRICE BOOST LIKEL'   Slash in Flour Production Also Planned to Free Grain for Export

Tomorrows Headlines Today   LOUISIANA NEGRO. 28. IS KILLED IN LYNCHING

Jester Forces Map Platform At Demo Meet   Recommend State Legislature Take “People’s Path”

CONVENTION ENDS IN HARMONY, WITH GOAL AF NOMINEE GAINED   BRIEF BUT VIOLENT DISPUTES MARK EARLY PORTION OF MEETING

U.N. Assembly Starts on Work Program   Russian Proposal on Armaments Placed on Agenda

SMUTS DRAFTS VERBAL BLAST AGAINST INDI   Australia Continues Battle Against Veto Power

THREE KILLED IN  AUTO-TRUCK CRASH   One Victim Identified as Buffala Resident

PLANE CRASHES NEAR EFFINGHAM   FALLS INTO FIELD NEAR AIRPORT, 3 PASSENGERS KILLED

Three Dead In Highway Crash   Tractor-Trailer Crashe: Into Auto On Pennsy Turnoike

FARMER-GROUP— --QALLS STRIKE   ABOUT 125 LORAIN. COUNTY FARMERS SAY THEY WILL WITHHOLD PRODUCE FROM MARKET

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Seek Five of Old Capone Syndicate In Shooting

RACE SERVIC SERVICE              HEAD IS SHOT   FORMER AL CAPONE GANGSTERS BEING HUNTED FOR. ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF JAMES RAGEN

Old Capone Gang Remnants Being  Sought In Attack   Chicago Man Is Wounded In Gangland Type Of Shotgun Attack Last Night

OPA Orders Crude Raise Of 10 Cents   Increase Not  To be Passed On to Consumers Agency Says

Condemned Nazis Begin Death Wait      War Criminals Will Sit Out Last Eight Days In  Isolation

Nazis, Isolated  To Death Row,  Await Hangman Schacht Is Arrested  By Germans After Ee

COMMISSION sHIT BY AFL   Lundeberg Accuses Group of Holding Un Wace Acreemen

Lundeberg Says Raises” Still Held Up   Maritime * Commission Accused

‘Lundeberg Accuses  ‘Maritime Commission ‘Of Holding Up Formal ‘Wage Raise Agreement

Stalin’s Foreign Policy Statement Seen As Attempt To Assure World Soviet Russia Earnestly Seeks Peace

Premier Denies Existence of  Real War Peril   Soviet Leader Thinks Russia, Western Lands Can Live in Harmony

Declarations by Stalin Cheer Russians; Foreieners See Peace Desire Assurance

RAF FIGHTERS FORM ESCORT ON ARRIVAL   ‘All’s Well, Chief Pilot Reports To Station

GUERING RELATES STORY OF ATTACK   Reason for Invasion of Russia Related by (,erman.

'Can’t Agree  ‘On Electric Wage Offer   GM Plants Still Idle Toda: —International Makes  Workers Offer

RFC Bookkeeping System Is Criticized by "General Accounting Office Which Recommends That New Methods Be Installed

TRUMAN PREPARES ANNUAL MESSAGES   GOP Majority Keenly Awaits His Recommendations

President Back At White House   Resumes Work On Message To Be Sent To Congress On January 8   NATION AWAITS RECOMMENDATIONS

Delegates Hope Meeting May Lift Conference from  pi... IRL. Cinnn

MOLOTOV HIT Aloalt 3 WAR LOSSES PLAN   Attack Made Despite Fact Amendment Had Been Withdrawn.

Attack On Australia Is Renewed As Conferees  Try To Patch Trouble   American Delegate Advises Molotey To Drop Suspicions Of Other Nations. Big Four Aim To Pump New Life Into Peacemaking Effort.

Russia Flaunts Efforts To Patch Up U.N. Strife ~ With Renewed Attack

SPECIAL BIG FOUR MEETING IS SCHEDULEL   Ministers Will Try to Patch Up StrifeTorn Parley

MOLOTOV HITS AUSSIES AGAIN   Big 4 Plans Meeting Ti Get Peace Conference Going Again

Big Four Aaree On Conference To Speed Treafy   Molotov of Russia Breaks Out With New Attack on Australia

Molotov In  New Attack On Plan By Australians   Proposal to Revise Reparations Program Meets With Bitter Soviet Opposition

SPECIAL MEET OF BIG FOUR SCHEDULED   Will Try to Patch Up Strife-Torn Peace Conference

Big Four Slate Meeting Thursday   U. $. Delegate Rebukes Red Envoy After Criticism of Australian Proposal

Peace Efforts Continue Their Faltering Pace   _Hope To Pump New Life Into Assembly

U.S. Advises Reds To Void Suspicions   American Defends Australians; Private Conference Set by Big-4

PEACE CONFERENCE PREDICTED IN JULY   French See Russia Yielding  So Pt XNemreivies Kincktinn

Big-4 Expected to End  Sessions in 2 Weeks  Italy Reparations Issue Stymied; Deputies Drafting Other Treaties

Russia Seen Yielding To Others’ Will   Statement By Molotov Held Indication of Change In Attitude

French Predict Russia Will Approve Big 4 Plans for All-Nation Meeting

French Sources Say 21 Nations Will Participate   Russia Seen Yielding in Opposition To An Immediate Peace Conference

Opposition By Soviet Dwindles   Believe Molotov Now Agreeable To July 15 Conference

Peace Parley Call Foreseen   Molotov Suggests That Some Problems Be Settled At Meet

Russia Seen Yielding  for Peace Parley   Big Four Believed Ready, To, Set ’-; Event July 15.

FRENCH SAY IT MAY BE CALLED FOR JULY 15   Russians May Let 21Nation Conference Decide Repara tions

French Expect 2-Nation Meet   Molotov Believed Yielding to Pressure as He Refers to Possible Parley Topics

PEACE CONFAB EXPECTED SOON      French Sources Predict Ful 21-Nation Conference About July 15

July 15 Seen As Date For Peac Coriference; Big Four Foreig Ministers May Continue In Se: sion For Two Weeks,   CONFERENCE MAY BREAK DEADLOC!

French Predict Peace Meeting on July 15   Molotov May Give in Is Indication from Big 4 Talks

PEACE MEET INDICATED FOR JULY 15   Molotov Statement Seen As Indicating Conference Likely

Peace Parley By July 15 Looms   French Source Sees Hope for Calling of An Early Conference

21-Nation Peace Parley May Be Called July 15   Hope for Joint Meeting Given Boost By Molotov’s Mention of It   BIDAULT TO ATTEND ASSEMBLY SESSION   Drafts of Bulgarian, Hungarian and Finnish Treaties Ready

PEACE CONFERENCE SEEN FOR JULY 15   Full-Dress 21-Nation Meeting Believed “ Likely: Work Progresses on Treaties

21-NATION PEACE CONFERENCE MAY START IN JULY   Russia Yielding in Plan to Hold Early Session.

French Indicate Meeting May Be Called July 5   Molotov ‘Suggests’ Overall Conference Decide Reparations

FULL DRESS PEACE PARLEY MAY BE NEAR   French Sources Indicate Momentous Meeting May Be Called for July 15.

Believe Big’ Four fo Meet 2 More Weeks   Molotov Suggests 21-Nation Study of Reparation Claims

MRS. AMERICA’ FACES DECISION   Doesn't Know Whether To Accept Title Or Stay With Children

6 ;  Miss America’ Housewife May Change Mind Again, Take Prize Money, Tou

“Mrs. America” Now Uncertain About Quitting   To Stay Home as a Mother or Accept Honor-Tour Is Undecided Problem,

OHIO TITLIST IN CONTEST PUZZLE   Beauty Winner May Not Step Down, After All

Legislation May Move to House Today   Sen. M’Farland Would Have Britain Settle World War I Debt Before Receiving New Credit from US

Bi Shipments ~ OF Sugar Are  Sent Overseas   Millions Of Pounds Of Sugar Shipped Out While Americans Fail To Get Snoar

JULIAN PRIGE DIES IN WRECK   Chairman Of Board Of Jefferson Standard Fatally Injured In Accident Near North Wilkesboro,

Julian Price Dies In Wreck   Executive Fatally Injured In Accident Near  North Wilkesboro

Reduced Cost Ceiling Fixed  For Housing   One Fourth Of All New Dwellings To Be Built For Rental Under New Plan.   TOP LIMIT TO VARY

Housing Ceilings Lowered in New  Orders By Wyatt   One-fourth of Dwellings Henceforth Authorized In Any City Must Be Built for Rental At Prices Ranging From $45 to $65 per Month

One-Fourth Units. Must Be For Rent   Half Units For Sale Must Come Under New Maximam Price Line

Cheap Homes Get Priority On Materia   Fourth Must Be for Rental Purposes, Wyatt’ Orders;  ce ecaem Reel

Cost Ceilings Reduced By Directive   Qne-Fourth_ of New Homes Must Be Listed for Rental

New Housing Orde Reduces Ceilings Of New Dwellings  Veterans to Get First Preference Car Priorities

Govt. Orders Fourth Built For Rental   lo Channel Materials Into Lower Price And Rent Ranges.

Most Units Will Be Held Under $10,000 Level   Government Will’ Control Building By Priority Action

Lower Ceiling Prices Ordered For Dwellings   Holds One Fourth Must Be Constructed For Rental Purposes

One-Fourth To Be Built for Rental   PROVISIONS OF ORDER ANNOUNCED BY WYATT

Cost Ceilings For New Homes Cut   One-Fourth Must  Be For Rental

FOURTH OF NEW BUILDING MUST BE FOR RENTAL   Order Uses Priorities  To Compel Emphasis On Low-Cost Units

HOUSE CEILINGS ARE GIVEN CUT   Government Also Decrees OneFourth of New Dwellings To Be Rented

Cost Ceilings New Buildings Ordered Cul   Government Directs One-Fourth of New Construction Must Be For Rental Purposes

Set Ceilings on Housing Plan in U.S,   Half New Houses Must Be Under Limits for Priority

Government Orders Cut  In New House Ceilings   Most of Residential Building Materials Go to Homes Costing Less Than $10,000

Require Fourth Of Dwellings Be For Rental   Priority Action To Steer Materials Into Houses Costing Well Under $10,000

VETS 10 GET TOP PRIORITY IN NEW ORDER   Quarter of All New Houses To Be Rentals

U.S. Orders New Reduced Ceilings On Building Cost   One - Fourth Must Be For Rentals

Fourth of Houses To Be For Rent   Rental Prices Will Vary From City To City In New Set-up

25P.C. Orderec Built for Rental, Plan Aids Vets   Houses Below - $6,000 Cost, Aim Of New Setup

UNITS MUST RE RENTALS   Withholding of Priorities to Be Government's Whip

One-Fourth Of Dwellings Must Be For Rental Purposes   Steers Material To Lower Bracket   Government Faces Problem Of Inducing Lower Price Construction

Wyatt wields priority whip on materials  More than half  homes affected

IN-COST CEILINGS OF NEW DWELLINGS   Government Directs That One-Fourth of Houses Authorized Be Buitt for Rental.   GOAL IS MORE HOMES SELLING UNDER $6,000   First Preference in Issuance of Priorities on Materials to Be Given War Veterans,

New Dwelling Ceilings Cut   Wyatt Takes Action To Relieve Housine

Cost Ceilings Of Unmac ( ut  UL LIVILICS   Now Order Directs Bulk of Dwellings Ee Built for Rental; Materials to Be Steered Into Residences Under $10,000.

Reduce Cost Ceilings For New Dwellings   Order States  One-Fourth Must

LOW CEILINGS ORDERED FOR NEW HOUSING   ONE - FOURTH MUST BE BUILT FOR RENTAL

Fourth of New Houses Must Be Built for Rental   Government Orders Lower Cost Ceilings On New Dwellings

Materials Will Go To Homes tn Mederate Class   Residences Well Crider $10,000 Sales and S80 Rental Limit to De Given Preference   Rents Will Range From $45 to $65   Hlope to Induce Contraetors to Build Sueh Types by Refusing Materials For Expensive Gnes

New Ceilings SetOn Houses   One-Fourth New Homes Must Be For “Rent: Cost Ceilings Also Ordered

Negotiations On Steel Price Boost Are Continuing   Delay In Settlement Of Steel Strike Said To Hinge On Price Problem   TRUMAN DENIES SHAKEUP RUMORS

‘Sen. Barkley To Call Bill Tothe Floor   Majority Leader Predicts Passage; Draft Extension Measure on Top House Calendar Spot

Amendment to Fix Ceiling Prices on Homes Already Built Is Rejected By Senators; £400 Yearly Boost for Servicemen Sought

Committee Okays Loan To Britain   Legislation 1s Sent To Senate By Vote Of 14 To 5

Barkley Certain  Passage ToCome   Meat Dealers Still Level Attacks At Black Markets

UNRRA DEMANDS GEN. MORGAN QUIT   His Charge: Against Jews Draws Fire From Agency

UNRRA GERMAN CHIEF ASKED TO QUIT POST   Resignation Dem Demanded A Result Of Statements ‘ On European Jewry

33,000-BARREL TANK OF OIL IS IGNITED AFTER BEING HIT BY LIGHTNING

Veterans Winners InP rimary Polls   Alabama, Florida Congressmen Lose

Big Airlines And “liers Collide On  Air Body's Powers   Lines Fight Proposed Expansion of State Commission’s Authority

Limited Production Is Begun On Passenger Cars By Half Of Country’s Auto Producers

Limited Production of 1946 Model Passenger Automobiles is Resumed

Automobile Production in Half of U.S. Motor Car Facilities Resumes Today

Limited Auto Output Will Resume In Half U. S. Plant:   General Motors Factories Still Strikebound; New Car Production Figure Could Reach Approximately 100,000 During Januery

Limited Production of Passengor Cars  Resumed in Half Nation's Plants Today

Auto Industry Resumes Work  New Year Finds Half of Plants Operatina

Limited Production Of Passenger Autos Resumes Today In Half Of Nation’s Plants

'46 AUTO OUTPUT GETS SLOW START   HALF OF FACTORIES RESUME OPERATION ON SMALL SCALES

Limited Auto Production Begun Today   Ford, Crysler, Hudson Plants Resume Work; GM Still Closed

[Ford Wage Dispute Settled In Canada.  About Half Of U. S. Auto Factories Producing Now

Begin Limited Car Production   About Half Of Nation’s Automobile Factories Back On Jobs.

Output Resumed In Half Of U. S.  Auto Factories   Limited Production Of  Passenger Cars Again Linder Wavy

Half of Auto Plants Resume  Limited Work   GM Strike Curtails Parts for Most of Other Producers

Limited Production of Automobiles Recismed in Half of Nation's Plants

Limited Numbers Of Automobiles Again Produced  Over Half Of Plants   Over Half Of Plants Resume Work; GM Still On Strike

LIMITED OUTPUT OF'46 AUTOS RESUMES TODAY   Half of Nation’s Factories Start Production With Strike Letups a

Auto Production Resumed In Half  Nation’ s Plants ©   "has GM _ Monopoly. Of - Parts Will Curtail Output. 

Limited Production Autos Is Resumed In About Half Of Nation’s Car Factories

Start Limited Production Of New 1946 Autos ‘Today In About Half Of Nation’s Factories

AUTO OUTPUT RESUMED ON SMALL SCALE   Production of 1916 Models Under Way On Limited Basis in About Half of Nation’s Motor Car Factories.

LIMITED OUTPUT OF CARS GOES ON   1946 Models Resumed A About Half Of Factories

ca : -. ~AUTOMOBILES— neo Limited Production Of New. Autos Is Started”

Limited Auto Production   Limited Production 1946 Automobiles Resumed Today

NATION'S AUTO FACTORIES BEGIN 1946 PRODUCTION   This Was Limited As Onl; About Half the Nation’s Plants Are Working.   IOEVERAL ARE CLOSED   Most of the Plants Reopening Today Obtained Vital Parts.

Pr ‘oduction Of 1946 Passen ger  Cars Resumed          “Depend On Sstrike’ Bound Géneral Motors For Ports’ -« -

Limited Auto Making Starts  Half of Nation's Car Producers Resume; GM RB

Car Output Resumed in Some Plants   Limited Production Under Way in About Half of Automobile Factories;  G. M. Lines Closed +

Elevators In Midwest ‘Cry’ For Boxcars   Want to Market Grain but Can't Get Transportation

CAR SHORTAGE HITS GRAIN SHIPMENTS   Railroad Boxcars Unavailable For Harvest

Chou Returns To Chinese Red Citadel   U.S. Correspondent Sees Ilistory In Reverse

Chou Back In Yenan.  Chief Communist Finds City Girded For Probable Siege

GARSSON TO TAKE STAND LATE TODAY      Will Tell About His War Contracts Which Are —  Questioned

Jacobson’s “Whitewash Report Almost Threw Senators Off The Track.

Mining Men Askfor New Codes   Northwest Association Wants Change In Federal Laws

Mine Association Calls for Statute Changes  Policies Declared by Group as Conclave I> Fnded

UNE DEAD. 12 HURT N ACCIDENT TODAY   Truck and Bus Collide at Covington, Kentucky, Intersection.

WILLS FUND FOR MEMORIAL SUNDAY SCHOOL BUILDING   Susanna Yost Directs That Structure Be Built Within 5 Years   THE VAN SANT WILL   Late Samuel. A. Pearson ’ Names His Widow, Sarah _ Pearson, As Beneficiary

Three Hoodlums Attack Girl: Slay Companion   Man, 20, Resists; Is Beaten Jo Death

HOODLUMS JUMP COUPLE IN PARK   Youth Killed, Companion Attacked In New York Central Park —

Hoodlums Attack ~ Couple in Par   Girl Assaulted; Escort Dies From Beating

UMW Reinstated In AFL; Lewis — To Be Executive   Green Sees Move As _ Step To Unify Forces In Labor Picture

LEWIS DEMAND FOR EXESUTIVE POST SRANTEL   Green Denies He Will Resign to Make Way for Lewis

Lewis Takes UMW Back Into AFL   Miners’ Leader Wins Position on Union Council

MINERS RETURNED AFL MEMBERSHIP   John L. Lewis Granted A Seat On Executive Council.

Green Reveals Miners’ Move   Lewis Named to Vacancy on Executive Group; Step Taken for Labor Unity, Solidarity

MINERS” UNIGN AND DISTRICT 90 TO STAY INTAGT   Seat on Executive Council Is Granted as Part of Agreement   GREEN TO RETAIN POST   Federation Chief Denies He Has Any Intention of Stepping Down

UMW Chief Gets Place on AFL’s Executive Body   Green Sees Moves Towards Solidarity In Labor Movement

UNITED MINE WORKERS BACK IN AFL FOLD   John L. Lewis Is Given Seat In Organization’s Executive Council.

Takes United Mine Workers Back Into AFL Folds After Years of Controversy.

Hoover Decries Attitude of Russians   Says USSR Stumbling Block to Peace Of the World

2ND TORNADO IN 11 DAYS HITS DETROIT AREA   Twister Reverses Path Of First Storm: 9  Persons Injured

DETROIT 1S AGAIN HIT BY TORNADO       SHORT-LIVED TWISTER DESCENDS ON CITY AND WINDSOR — NINE INJURED.

Nine Hurt In Detroit Storm,  Short-Lived Tornado Cuts Industrial Area

Detroit, Windsor Hit By Twister  Short- Lived Tornado  eR ne a a a od

Detroit Sector Hit Again by Tornado   Extensive Damage to Buildings, Homes In Michigan City Reported; Twister Forms in Windsor, Swings Across River

2ND TWISTER IN FORTNIGHT   Apparently Forms Ir Windsor; Crosses  River To U.S.

WIND CROSSES BORDER FROM WINDSOR, ONT   PROPERTY DAMAGED IN TWO CITIES; NINE INJURED

qmado Hits troit Area Second Time  ‘least- Nine Persons rived As High   least- Nine Person:  jured As High  Wind Damages. Properties

TRUMAN CALLS; FOR SHOWDOWN OVER PAULEY   President Says He Expects Senate To Confirm Navy Post Appointee

TRUMAN ASKS SHOWDOWN IN DAI EY CASE   Won't Withdraw Name and Expects Confirmation

Truman Forces Face Showdown In Pauley Row   President Says He'll Stick With His Nomination

Showdown On Nomination Of Pauley Force   President Truman An nounces That He Will Not Withdraw Name   ICKES’ SUCCESSOR NOT YET SELECTED

Early Action on Franco Case Is Seen   Question Gets Higl Priority on U. N. Schedule

Early Action By U. N. Loom:  In Franeo Case   Subject to Receive High Priority on List Of 65 Vital Issues

FRANCO LISTED FOR EARLY UNO STRONG ACTION   Assembly Committees  Square Away For Week's Grind

STERN ACTION EXPECTED IN SPANISH CASE   High Priority Will Be Given Dispute Over Franco Regime

Early Action Against Spain On UN Agenda   Assembly Committees Plunge Into Many Tasks Today

Spain To Be Debated by UN Assembly   Many Other Subjects Are to Come Before Committees Today

EARLY UNACTION ~ SEEN ON FRANC   Security Council Will Drop Case, Leaving It Up to Danardd Aeoamehkiu

Franco Action High on Agendz Of Assembly   Byrnes in New York For New Conference Of Foreign Ministers

COTTON CLOTHES PRICE TO JUMP TEN PER CENT   Decontrol Board To Decide Whether Grain To Remain Without Controls

UPA OFFICIALS SAY PRICES UN COTTON EXPECTED 10 JUMP   Other Increases Seen for Near Future in United States; Board Makes Studies.   COST FOR GRAIN MAY BE BOOSTED

COTTON CLOTHING TO JUMP 10 PER CENT WITH MORE INCREASES IN FEW MONTHS

BRT Head’ Says Railroads Waste $2,000,000 Daily   Charges Carriers Spend Millions For Propaganda Against Their Employes

" Alabama Star Will Return  Home To Await Call By Draft Board   ‘Rebel Steiner Inducted Tuesday   Loss Of Two Rose Bowl Game Players Will Be Blow To Alabama

Marshal Keitel Testifies For Military Court   Tells ‘3 Worst Things’ He _ Had To Do For Hitler During War

Keitel Tells Of ‘Worst Things’ Done For Hitler   Orders Against His Inner Voice

Keitel Lists “Thr ‘ee Worst  ar oe   ee a Vee  Had To Violate Own Conscience To Serve, Hitler. Court Hears

Keitel Lists ‘Three Worst Things’ Against Conscience Attributes Decisions to Hitler.

Dewey's. Upstate Talk Ends with Buffalo Address  ‘To Attack Truman Regime’ Fumbling, Incempetence in

Covernor’s Upstate Finale Is Aimed At Traman Policy   Dewey to Speak at Buffalo in Denunciaiion of Labor, Industrial  Policies

Wounded Marine Comes Back From The Dead To Find Wife Happily Married; Disappears

Marine, Officially Proclaimed Dead, Believed Playing ‘Enoch Arden’ Role

ISTAYS LIKE SUMMER   Another Day of Mild Weather Is Foreeast for Kansas

FOREIGN MINISTERS PARLEY   Byrnes to Try Approval of Disarmament

FIGHT POLIO   Cleveland Seeks Additional fron Lung as Cases Grow.

CLEVELAND ASKS ADDED POLIO AID      Strickén At 72 As Leaner Guard Against Epidem

72 POLIO GASES IN CLEVELAND   City Calls for Extra tron Lung in Battle

Jap Communists Ask Abolition of Emneror System   Demand Feople’s Democratic Government With Diet OF Single House

BANKING GROUP TAKES FINAL MOVE  ON HOUSING BILL   GOP Plan Deyoid of Ceiling Prices for New, Used Homes

CEILING PRICES ON HOMES = ISSUE BEFORE COMMITTEE   REPUBLIOANS PRESENT AN _ALTERNATE PROPOSAL FOR ~ THE HOUSING PROGRAM LEGISLATION

 Former Leaders in Cleveland Social Worle ''Found Dead in 20-Room Decayed Home

Pleas, Donations Continue to Come -in to Goodfellows   Pair Found Dead in Mansion: Heart Attack, Hunger Blamed

STARVATION STB PART ATTACK HELD RESPONSI FOR COUPLE (OUND DEAD IN’FHEIR OLD HOME

Recluse Pair  found Dead   Starvation, Heart Attack  Blamed in Couple's  Scum heat

Starvation, Heart Attack Blamed  'Aaed Pair Found Dead in Mansion

Starvation Haunts 20-Room Mansion   Find Bodies of  Fccentric Pair

“The Price You Say Is Price You Pay” Cafe Proprietor Leaves The Price Of Steak To Customer

Storms Rage In Western Half Of United States   Colorado Digs Out From Under  Snowstorm

COURT BUSINESS TEMS REPORTED   Ten Marriage Licenses Issued By Clerk in Weekend.

UUURT BUSINESS EMS CONSIDEREL   Several Actions Get Study at Bloomfield in Weekend.

MILLION (DLE; U.S. INDUSTRY IN DOLDRUMS   MANUFACTURED GAS TO BE RATIONED TO SAVE FUEL 4%

Truman Plans “Militant” Step In Crisis   Congress' Prepares. to Lend Assistance; Nationwide ‘Railroad Freight Embaitgo In Effect; Other Rationing Steps

1,000,000 Persons Are Said Thrown Out Of Work as Result of Strike; Truman Is Reporled Mapping Program to End Walkout

Strike Has Made Million Idle; Congress Prepares  To Take Hand   ILLUMINATING GAS WILL BE RATIONED   Parcel Post Shipments Weighing More than 11 Pounds Are Banned

‘ ™ hoe g ‘ wien we gen Vo hate an ee ee 2 va See cht ag  G Tg loiaca: get Mt gens iS Xé = $ tes ae  Fear gid ~~ “eo wy" or  A ow a rs Gus « he ee   G..A. Crcers Gas com anies "Oo 2a-ton Consumer Suy7.ies

President Ready To Take ‘Militant’ Action For Early Ending Of Strike   Congress Prepares To Take A Hand; Freight Embargo In Effect; Parcel Post Puts Ban On Packages Over 11 Pounds In Mails

Small Orders Companies Selling Manufactured Gas to Ration Supplies; White House Is Silent   Still No Sign of Early Settlement; Industry Closing down; Rail Freight Embargo Into Effect Today. Unemployment Mounts

Senators Demand Strike Controls; President Moves   Crisis Approaches Status Of Strike Against Government

Truman Studies Legal Status Of Royalty on Coa   More Than 1,000,000 Persons Forced Into idleness

OVER MILLION WORKERS ARE DLEINU.S.   Stoppage by Miners Disrupts Entire Nation on Production

Truman Hints Of Immediate Action   President Says Coal! Strike Is Reaching Status of Strike Against Government

President Said Contemplating  Drastic Action   Executive Aeserts Walkout  Approaching Defiance  Ot Cavarnmant

Grave Crisis Near As Fuel Stocks Drop   Production Chief Reports 1,000,000 Thrown Out of Work, Industry Near Full Stop; Situation Studied by President

SMALL ASKS SEIZURE OF COAL MINES   Production Chief Saya Walkout Has Idled Ona Million and Threatens ta Paralyze All Industry,    ‘MILITANT’ TRUMAN: ‘ MOVE PREDICTED   President Asserts Crisis Approaches Status of Strike Against the Get, ernment. h

Small Warns Industry Is On Last Legs   Order Is Issued for Rationing of Manufactured Gas

MILLION WORKERS MADE IDLE BY COAL STRIKE, SMALL SAYS IN URGING SEIZURE OF MINES   Wheels Of American Industry Gradually Grinding “Te A Rude Stop”; Senators Expected To Plunge Into * Labor Legislation Discussion Today

Truman Plans ‘Militant’ Action Soon  If Necessary  Situation Close To Status of Strike  Against. U. S.,

Coal Strike For cing Industry's Wheels ‘to Grind to a Stop’   Government Seizure of Mines Is Recommended as Million Workers Are Forced Into Idlenece

UN COUNCIL DELAYS VOTE UNTIL TODAY   Accusations Hurled Against Allies By Moscow

U. §. ASKED 10 CUT BREAD DIET TO AID HUNGRY   Anderson Warns Wheat Sit: uation Serious, Stocks Short Of Demand

ANDERSON HAS GLOOMY REPORT ABOUT WHEAT   Less Grain For Feed And Food Is Must He Says

COUNTRY TOLD BLUNTLY WHEAT SITUATION BAD   Secretary of Agriculture Warns Less Must Go Into Flour, Livestock

AMERICA URGED TO SAVE BREAD   Agriculture Dept. Chief Also Stresses Less Wheat for Feeding Livestock

 =: WHEAT.SITUATION ‘SERIOUS’— Americans Must Eat Less Bread—Anderson

OF WHEAT IF RELIEF PLEDGES: 10 BE MET.   AGRICULTURE. CHIEF. . ISSUES BLUNT REPORT . AS DRIVE-IS OPENED.-....

PEOPLE WARNED AGAIN ON WHEAT   Called Upon To Eat Less So U. S. May Keep Pledge

‘Wheat Situation “Serious,” Must Eat Less Bread   Americans Also Are Told to Feed Less Wheat to Livestock-.. Stocks Far Short

yoo Crisis  ery Serious   eeretary Anderson Emphasizes Gravity Of Grain Situation.

SHORT OF AGREEMENT   Situation Called Grave By Secretary Of Agriculture

We Must Eat Less Bread, Secretary Anderson Declares     Less Wheat for Stock Also Part of Govern-

U, S. MUST EAT LESS: ANDERSON   Asserts Success of Grain Program Up to People

Secretary of Agriculture Also Warns Abour Feeding of Yheat to Livestock

Wermuth Declares Army Investigation Clears  Him Of Marriage Charge

Manchurian Fight Called Civil War   Communists Break Changchun Defenses After Heavy Attack

Marshall to Take Hand in Chinese Crisis   To Fly to Peiping to Throw Influence Into Peace Parleys

Gen. Marshall ‘Will Hurry To Peiping By Air   To Throw His Influence Into Manchurian Peace Nedntiations.

Gen. Marshall Flies Direct To Peiping   Cancels Session With Premier; News Blackout

MARSHALL WILL FLY 10 PEIPING   General Recognizes Emergency Of Manchurian Fighting 

Gen. Marshall Will Try to Halt Fighting   U. S. Envoy Will Fly To Peiping in Personal Endeavor.

Marshall Will Try To Stop Civil War   (;eneral Plans to Fly to Peiping, Sino-Amer ‘an Truce Headquarters, in Effort to Halt Fighting in Manchuria.

General Marshall To Trouble Spot   U.S. Envoy Will Fly To Peiping for a Peace Conference--Fighting Still Raaqes

Gen. Marshall To Fly To War Zone In China   To Use Influence For Peace Again; Reds FEnter Changchun

Chinese Reds Reported in Changchun   Gen. Marshall Speeds To Peiping as Threat Of War Grows

FULL SCALE FIGHTING IN MANCHURIA   Report Communist Troops Capture Changchun

Marshall Going to Peiping    Manchu Fighting Urgent; Sino Reds Enter Changchun

Marshall Will Fly to Peiping On Peace Move   Critical Situation  In Manchuria Leads American Ambassador To Go to Chinese City

Marshall Into Chinese Hot Spot _   Will Go Directly to Peiping in Effort to Effect Truce Between Factions in Manchuria

Marshall To Intercede To Halt Chinese War   Truman’s Special Envoy Drops Everything Else To Fly To Peiping As Communists Reported Holding Capital’s Three Airfields   {Ry The Associated Press)

MARSHALL TO GO 10 PEIPING IN EFFORT FOR CHINESE PEACE   Little News Of Fighting Leaking Out Of Manchuria But Situation Bad

MARSHALL PLANS EARLY FLIGHT TO EMBATTLED AREA   FIGHTING OBSCURED BY NEWS BLACKOUT; SITUATION IS TENSE

WILL FLY TO PEIPING   To Again Seek Peace Among Chinese Factions

Marshall Rushing To Attempt Peace In Chinese Battle   Flies Direct to Peiping Because of Outbreak in Manchuria

Manchurian Fighting Takes on Appearance Of Civil War as Reds Occupy Capital

General Shelves Talk with Soong, Plans To Arrive at Truce Headquarters Soon

Marshall Again Seeks Truce in Chinese Strife   Flies to Peiping to Meet Committee; Reds Fight Into Changchun

Marshall Will Go To Peiping; News Blackout Reported   General Makes Decision Due to Manchurian Situation; Civil War Cited

Marshall Heads For Manchuria   Will Fly to Peiping Tomorrow to Resume Peace Efforts

TRUCE HEADQUARTERS GOAL OF U. 8. ENVOY ON VITAL MISSION   MEANWHILE, CHINESE COMMUNISTS REPORTED TO BE IN CAPITAL

Marshall to Act  In Chinese Crisis   Will Fly to Truce Headquarters to Plan Peace Negotiations

PUPPET RULER: 0     BE STAR WITNESS   Arrives in Japan After Being ir Russian Custody for Year's Time

Henry Pu Yi Faces Trial   Former Jap Puppet Ruler of Manchukuo Brought to Tokyo By Reds: “Lost” a Year

Henry Pu-Yi Has Appeared Again   Jap Puppet Ruler of Man. chuokuo Brought Out Of Obscurity by Russians

Reds Produce  Puppet Ruler Of Manchuriz   Bring Henry Pa Yi To Tokyo As Witness In War Crimes Trial Of Hideki Beie

Foreign News Briefs  Pu Yito Testif vy Against Tojo; Philippine Revolt Spreading

SPY PAYMASTER CAUGHT BY FB'   Mystery Bill Of German Espionage Group Held In New York

NAB ALLEGED GERMAN SPY   Argentine Citizen Jailed By FBI As Paymaster Of Espionage Ring

PAYMASTER OF NAZI SPIES IS CAUGHT BY FBI   German - Born Argentine Arrested In New York Friday

FBI ARRESTS PAYMASTER OF NAZI SPY RING   Lau, Mysterious ‘Bill,’ Is Held in New York  fin Feninnane Charne

SEIZE ‘PAYMASTER -OF GERMAN SPIES   FBI AGENTS ARREST TEODORO LAU IN NEW YORK ON ESPIONAGE CHARGE.

FBI Arrests  ‘Paymaster’ Of Spy Ring   Argentine . Citizen Held as Accomplice of  German Spies -

Soviet Paper Makes Attack On Spellman   U. S. Archbishop Is Accused Of Defending Vatiean For Recognizing Japs

PROMISE MEAT SUPPLY: AS CONTROLS ARE LIFTED  Difference in Regard to Time Required for Supply To Reach People  SOME THINK 90 DAYS

MEAT INDUSTRY EXPECTS SUPPLY IN 80 DAYS   Republicans Say Political Expediency Moved Truman   UNTIL AFTER ELECTION

Bodies Are Found Today At Danville   Trio Believed Killed Monday; Clues Lacking

Truce Called In Manchuria Marshall To Try For  Tasting Sattlement

TRUCE ASSURED FOR MANCHURIA   Gen. Marshall Given Time To tron Out Civil Strife In China

BRITISH OCCUPATION TROOPS ARE BEING LANDED IN KOREA   FIRST OF MEN TO.AID JN OCCUPATION FROM INDiA, AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND

Fortress in — swift 5,000 mile flight  Hawaii to Manila without stopping

West Covina Ballots on School Bond:   $90,000 Units Needed to Handle New Enrollment

Jap Duplicity Brought Out At Trial of  War Leaders  Orders Issued Long Before Raid  OVW pn al Ty. a

Pearl Harbo: Attack Was Rehearsec  War Orders Were Issued Month Before Is Claim

Jap War Sneak Was Rehearsed, Tribunal Hears   Orders Issued Nearly / Month Before Pear! Harbor Attack

Says Pearl Harbor Rehearsal Held By Japs in Aug., 1941   War Decision Actually Made Month Before Sneak Attack, New Zealand Prosecutor Declares at Jap War Crimes Trial

Filipino Favoring Press Freedom Try   Wents UNO to Sponsor International Meeting On Full Press Freedom

Govt. Begins Collection Of Miners’ Welfare Fund Under UMW Agreement

U.S. Collects Coal Welfare Royalty of 5c   Last Legal Block Cleared as Board Approves Contract

U.§. COLLECTION OF COAL ROYALTY FOR UNM BEGINS   Set at 5 Cents a Ton, First Installment Will Be Due Next August 15   WSB CLEARS CONTRACT   Truman Is Formally Advised Agreement Comes Within Stabilization Policy

US. Begins Collecting Welfare Fund On Coa   First Installment To Go To New Board On Next August 15

U.S.Collects Levy For Miners’ Fund   Lewis Binds Latest Victory With Okay From WSB and Truman

COAL ROYALTY NOW BEING PAID   Government Collecting 5 Per Ton For Miners’ Welfare Fund

LEVY TO BRING IN 25 MILLION DOLLARS YEARLY   Welfare Fund Will Be Jointly Administered by U.S. UMW

Coal Welfare Fund Is Given Okay By WSB   Government to Collect Five Cents Per Ton Royalty For Miners

Customers Urged Tc Wait Again   Strikes Postpone Delivery Of New Household Items Wanted So Badly

Rioters in Naples Are Fired Upon   Over 190,000 Republicans Stage March in Rome

LARGE SCALE RIOTS TOUCHED OFF IN NAPLES   Monarchists Parade As Crowd of 100,000 Stages Demonstration in Rome

Rome Also Scene of Unrest; New Cabinet Meeting   Crowd of 196.000 Demands Action To Procilaim End of the Monarchy

ltalian Mob Begins March Of Protest   Demonstrators Urge Action on End of Monarchy

MONARCHY IN ITALY TOTTERS AS RIOTS FLARE   Thousands Maul Each Other Today Despite Police Intervention

Italy Is Facing Political Crisis  Civil War Seen As a Possibility

Thousands in Rome Battle on Monarch   Humbert Refuses to Leave; Police Club Rioters

100,000 March: Protest Delay Over Republic   Umberto Hangs Un at Fal ace as Mobs Riot in Two Cities

8,000 Italians Riot In Rome   King Clings To Throne Pending Probe Of Election

KING UMBERTO Il REFUSES TO GIVE UP ITALIAN THRONE   Monarch’s Action Brings Crisis as Grave as Fascist March on Rome Genera tion Ago.   CIVIL WAR FEARED; SOLDIERS ON GUARD   Court Announces Victory for Republic, but Says it Must Pass on Charges of Elec tion Frauds.

Irate Naples M onarchists  Fie ht Police   Guns Turned Upon Them To Quell Riots; Republi cans Anxious

Rioting Breaks Out As Monarchists Hit Party Headquarters   Rome Demonstrators Vent Discontent At Cabinet’s Delay

TWELVE KILLED, SCORES HURT IN NAPLES TARANTO   Humbert’s Refusal to Abdi. cote Throne Leads to Viatent Cuthreake

NAPLES POLICE BATTLE RIOTERS   Troops Fire on Monarchist Demonstration

ftalians Pace Politieal Crisis As Umberto Clings To Throne   Police And Military Forces Deploved ‘Fo Guard Against Violence: Cail War Seen Possibility

Police Wound Italians Wound Italians  Try Try to Quell Riots as King Holds Jok

Turmoil In Italy   Civil War a Possibil- . ity, As Umberto Clings To Throne Despite Vote

ITALY TENSE AS CRISIS LOOMS   UMBERTO CLINGS TO TOTTERING THRONE; CIVIL WAR FEARED

Umberto Refuses To Leave   ‘Civil War in ‘Italy Admitted A Possibility

Huge Monarchist Riots Staged . In Rome, Naples   Police and Troops Turn Rifles and Automat Weapons Upon Crowds in Naples; 100,000 Italians March on Palace in Rome

Police, Army Forces Prepare  For Outbreaks   Holiday Proclaimed by Cabinet, But King Clings to Throne as Court Ruling Awaited

Italy Totters On Brink of Civil Strife   Umberto Clings To Throne as Riots Develop

Civil War Held A Possibility In Seething Italy   King Clings To Tottering Throne; Wants Court To Decide

Italy Tensely Faces Crisis   King Clings to Throne —Officials Admit Civil War a Possibility

ITALY FACES NEW CRISIS AS UMBERTO STAYS   Officiale Admit Civil War Is A Possibility

Thousands In Slugfest With Police   Monarchists and Republic. ans Maul Each Other in Bitter Fighting

King Tarries in Italy; Civil War Fear Voicea   Cabinet Airs Incongruous Setup; Gasperi Confers With High Allies

Grave Crisis In Wake Of Election . .. . Fear Civil War May Break Out In Italy; King Still Holds To Shaking Throne

Italian Police, Troops. Fire On Huge Mob Of Naples Demonstrators

Police Battle Rioters Again In Italian Cities   Turn Guns on Crowd in Naples; Big Demonstration in Rome

Supreme Court Finds Republic Won by Nearly ‘Two Milhon Vote Margin, But Umberto and Mionarcists  Refuse to Abide By Vote.

Big Riot Breaks Out in Naples   Police, Troops Fire on Crowd; Vast Throng Marches in Rome Protest

DEFY POLICE IN SLUGFEST OVER POLITICS   Other Cities Torn by Riots

Italy Totters on Brink of Grave Crisis   Disorders Develop in Nerples: Country Is Uneasy

Royalists Boo De Gasperi as King Refuses to Turn Over Sovereignty

BOTH ROYALISTS AND REPUBLICANS CAUSE BATTLES AT RALLIES  ROME, NAPLES SCENES OF DEMONSTRATIONS FOR. AGAINST KING

8 000 Brawl in Rome Street   12 Dead in Italy Riots Over Election

Slagfest-In Piazza Del Popolo, Many BadlyInjured   Peacemaking Efforts of Police Fruitless As Republicans and Democrats Run Riot

MONARCHIST RIOT FLARES IN NAPLES   Police, Troops, Fire Into Crowd; Government Heckled in Rome

UMW Fining Termed “Part Of Plof” By Democrats ‘To Destroy Union”

OLD KATHLEEN MINE SUSPEND: ITS OPERATIONS   New, Smaller Mine Believed Slated To Replace Dowell Pit

RETAIL DIVISION OF ¢. HOST 10 RG GATHERING   j, J. Ruck Master of feremonies Four neakers Presented

Planning for mass attack on obstacles  Building expert: to be consulted

MAP BUILDING CODE ATTACK   Govt. Department Seeks To Crack Obstacles to New  Housing Program

GEORGE L. BERRY, — EX-SENATOR, INDICTEL   Tax Evasion in Three Vear  Charged—Bill Says He Owes Gov. ernment More Than $19,000,

Congested Areas  Missed By Quake San Juan Rocked   Seismologists Say Center Of Disturbance In Floor Of Carribean Sea   CENTRAL AMERiCA FEELS TEMBLOR   Fordham Expert Compares Quake To That In San  Francisco In 1906

MEAT !$ STILL HARD TO FIND IN OHIO STORES   Poultry Prices Decrease Packers Start Back to Work

MEAT PRICES HARD TO GAUGE   Counters Still Bare As Cuts Move To Market; Poultry Prices Dron

TAKES LEAD IN MONTANA   Gaining Ground tn Attempt To Unseat Senator Wheeler

U.N. 0. COUNCIL ASSEMBLES FOR FIRST SESSION   Britain Planning To Convert Three Of Five Mandates

SOVIET-AMERICAN SKIRMISH TOLD   ‘Shots Exchanged Last July in  Korea. Officer Adraits

YANKS AND RUSSIANS STAGE ‘KOREA BATTLE   Warning Shots Exchanged By Patrols

BYRD LABOR BILL VOTE DUE TODAY   Barkley Hastens Measure Pepper Plan Defeated

Senate Moves Slowly on  Health Fund   Senate Called Into Session An Hour Earlier

Steel Workers Strike Ahead Of Schedule   Charge Bethlehem With Introducing Strike Breakers

DISORDER MARKS START OF STRIKE AT LACKAWANNE   Bethichem Plant Closed as Workers Charge Attempt . at Stike-Breakina

RICH KAW VALLEY POURS OUT FOODS   Local Truck Gardeners Produced Bumper Crops for the Table   STORES WELL STOCKED

RICH KAW VALLEY POURS OUT FOODS   Local Truck Gardeners Produced Bumper Crops for the Table

Gypsy Heirlooms Stolen, Hunt Kine   Disappears With $2,500 In Valuables; Accompanied By Stepdaughter

Mysterious Women May Have Helped Lift Jewels From Duchess of Windsor

CLUES TRAGED IN GEM THEFT   Scotland Yard Checks Up On Mystery Women In Windsor Jewel Case

WOMEN SUSPECTED IN WINDSOR THEFT   Officers Probe Possibility Two Re cent Guests Served as Spotters in Gem Robbery.

Septuplet Story Reported Hoax   News Agency Asserts Paris Dispatch Mistake

PITTSBURGH POWER STRIKE COMES TO ENE   Independently Organized Utility Workers Call Off Their 20-Hour Walkout.

Power Strike in Pittsburgh Ends Today   Indepeadent Utility Workers Agree to Rectart Neaontiaiinn

Workers Agree To Restart Negotiations Of Wage Demands From Scratch; Trolley Service Resumed Early Today   THREE MAN BOARD WILL BEAR CASE

PITTSBURGH IS LIGHTED AGAIN   POWER STRIKE END@ AS NEGOTIATIONS START

Power  Strike Called Off   Company And Union Agree To Submit Differences To Mediation Board

TWO DAY STRIKE COMES TO END   ‘Philadelphia Trolleys, Buses, and Subway and Elevated Trains Resume QOperation — Agreement Reached Late Tuesday.

4 MEN WERE BURNED   Loaded Gasoline Bs Barge Caught Fire After Explosion

Four Burned in Barge Explosion   Fleet Would Have Been Wiped Out If A-Test Had Been Combat Action

STOCK LEADERS DOWN $1 10 $7   Wall Street Puzzled By Relapse And Gust Of Selling

STOCK PRICES DROP $1 TO $7 A SHARE   Sharp Decline Sends Quoted Values to Lowest Level Since March. 1945.

ALEMAN SEEN ‘SURE OF MEXICAN OFFICE   Candidate Forges Ahead Ir Presidential Race

JEWS THREATEN NEW REPRISALS   MYSTERIOUS TELEPHONE CALL GIVES WARNING

NEW THREAT OF SABOTAGE MADE IN JERUSALEM   Cordon Is Thrown Aronnd The Police Headquarters After Threat

British Army Throws Tight Cor-don Around Jerusalem's Central Police Headquarters After Mysterious Telephone Call.

Molotov Sails, Optimistic of Moscow Parley   Considers Progress In New York U.N. Meetings Important

Will Convey The Injured To Hospital   Being Reassembled to Take Worst Hurt Off Newfoundland Hillside

FEILINGS ON CLOTHES MAY BF NEXT 10 GQ   Brighter Production Picture in Industry Reported

OPA EXPECTED TO ABANDON CEILINGS FOLLOWING “ACTION ON SHOE PRICE CONTROL

All Shoe Price Ceilings __ Are Eliminated by OPA   Action ‘Leaves Future of Controls over Clothinc Costs as Distinctly Uncertain:

Remove Ceilings  On Shee Prices   See Apparent Trend Toward Removal Of Controls In Clothing Field   REPORT PRODUSTICN PICTURE BRIGHTER

OPA REMOVES SHOE CEILINGS   Future of Clothing Controis Continues to Appear Uncertain

Girl Poses As Hitler’s Child   18-Year-Old Gotelind Tor. tensen Says Her Mother  Was Actress.

Says Hitler Her Father   British Hold’ Girl Because of Violent Nazi Sympathies

Fer Nation’s" Youth Urged   Needed to Counteract the Many Immoral  Impressions of Sex  Among U. S. Childre

What Next?  i Ceca Asked “a Undieteke Sex Education Program for Youngsters

Miners Are Serious About  Health, Safety   Operators Cool To Proposal But Believe Agreement Can  Be Worked Out.

COAL MEN SPAR OVER WELFARE   Lewis Demands Health Fund For Protection Of Mining Towns

REPORT PLANE FOUND IN ALPS IS WITHORAWN   Announced Discovery of Transport Earlier; Retract Claims

Plane Still Is Lost With 11 on Board   Army Withdraws Report Missing Craft Sighted

U.S. Army Officer Withdraws Announcement That Wreckage Of Plane Has Been Located   C-53 Crashlanded Tuesday Near Grenoble On Flight From Munich: 11 Aboard

ROOSEVELT’S AIDE IS CHARGED WITH EVASION OF TAXES   Former Executive Assistani Is Indicted For Failure to Pay Income Tax

Roosevelt Aide Is Indicted on Income Tax Evasion Charge  Eugene Casey Accused of Withholding C7 22A

Casey Failed to Report $70,384, Charge Alleges   Fictitious Deduction Plan Reportedly Used While He Served F.D.R.

Former FDR Aide Faces Tax Charge  Eugene B. Casey Indicted By Jury

Eugene B. Casey Charged With Evasions of Income Tax, Amount $70,384

EUGENE CASEY IS INDICTED BY FEDERAL JUR}   Large Gaithersburg Property Owner Evaded Paying Income Tax   WAS ASSISTANT TO LATE PRESIDENT

WHITE HOUSE AID OF F.D.R. ACCUSED OF DODGING TAXES   Eugene B. Casey Is Indicted  in Baltimore on Charges  of Frauds Totaling ‘ $70,384,  +   ALLEGED EVASIONS COVER THREE YEARS   Employed as Presidential Assistant at Time—Declares He Owes Government Nothing.

Casey Indicted On Tax Charge   Former Assistant to Roosevelt Accused _ .of Evasions

Purge Penalty? Former Aide To Roosevelt e@ Denies Dodging Income Tax

Former Aide To Roosevelt  Is Indicted   Casey Faces Charge Of Evading $70,384  In Income’ Taxes

GM Products Also Upped; Costs Higher   Cleaning Materials Will Continue To Remain Short

 —COST OF KEEPING CLEAN RISES—  [Bar And Packaged. Soap [Prices Up 50 Per Cent

U.S, SOAP PRICES T0 GO UP 50 PCT,   Rise In Bars And Packaged Products Announced

Soap Prices Take 30 Per Cent Jump, Manufacturers Say  Bar and Packaged Item: Increase Because of      Bar and Packaged Item: Increase Because . of Bike in Ingredients Required

Soap Prices Are Boosted 50 Per Cent   No Quick End Of Shortage Seen

PRICES OF SOAP. JUMPED 50 PCT,   Firms Cite Higher Cost For Ingredients And Labor

Churches Face Racial Problem   Negro Pastors Plead Against Pattern of Segregation

SEGREGATION OF RACES UP BEFORE CHURCH COUNCIL TODAY   Representatives Of Protestant Churches Gather Truman Spoke

Racial Segregation, Labor Strite Resolutions Before Church Group

CHURCHES EYE RACIAL ISSUE   Columbus Convention Studies Plan To Ban Segregation, Other Proposals,

 a ig \ ® * Protestant Chu rches Consider Action To Work For End Of Race Segregation   Resolution Would Commit Churches To ()p: pose Segregation In  . Churches: and Sucicty.

Churchmen Bide Truman’s Answer   Question Is Whether Stand Should Be Taken Against Segregation

Churches Consider CommunityTension   Question of Racial Segregation Comes Before Session of Council

Unmasked Robbers In Haul af Tulsa  Four Escape With About $11,350 from Hotel

$11,350 SACKED BY 4 ROBBERS   Unmasked Bandits Victimize Reeder Hotel in Tulsa at About 3 a.m.

Lewis Among First of Labor Leaders to Swing From Craft to Industry-wide Organization

LEWIS ONCE SAID “CAN'T FIGHT GOVT”   Made Statement In His Firat Coal Strike In 1919

Admiral Stirs  Truman’s Ire   Attack On Navy Lobbying Set Off By Interview From Officer,

Steel Shortage  To Close Ford Plant   Admiral Sparked Naval Blast, Truman Avers; Hopes to Visit Manila for Ceremony July 4

Truman Names Admiral Who Prompted Ire   Navy Denies There Is ‘Adm. Melville’, Blamed for Blast

co, ARMY-NAVY MERGER= 0 Admiral OutIn Hi awatiAroused Truman’ s Ire  President Tells News KGonforence: Why ‘He Rapped Navy For Opposing Merger

Would Try It Out Two Days In Each Week   Meat Supply Of Country Near Low Mark

Mavy Lobbying In Hawaii Truman Says Admiral Really Stirred Him Ur

President Asserts ‘Admiral Touched Off His Navy Rap   Ross Said Merril! Was Person Who Brought on Blast

Hawaiian Depariment Admiral Brings Rebuff From Truman On Lobbying

President Raps Admiral In Hawaii For Lobbying; Says U. S. Eats Too Much

Lobbying Stirs Truman’s Ire   President Is Much Displeased With Navy Attitude Over Merger

TRUMAN CLEARS NAVAL LEADERS   Declares-Admiral In Hawai Stirred Lobby Charge

PRESIDENT SAYS MOST AMERICANS EATING 100 MUCH   Truman Reveals Interview by Admiral Stirred: Him   hecetenat Embeatencs

Utilities Now See No Need For Brownout   Public, Private Operators Will Watch Coal Supply

RIFT IN AUSTRIA GETS NO BETTER   Russia Repeats Threat t Act Independently fn Her Own Zone

New Chinese  — Truce Ready   Gen, Marshall Will View New Communist Terms

ARREST JEWS: FOR FLOGGING   Reprisals Threatened by Underground Gang

PASSENGER TRAFFIC   Believes Skeieton Found Is lnay Uf Her Daughter

Mother Sure Skeleton Is Her Daughter’s   Jane N. Hildreth. 17, Dis: appeared. in Baltimore During -Christmas, 31944, Vacation

Lack Lumber For Cribbing 1946 Crop    Bearing Is Seen On Future Market Prires

STATE HAS NO GAS SHORTAGE CLAIMS MAIZE   Officials Study Federal Plan To Transmit Gas From Texas

‘Dodecanese Isles to Go to Greece   Byrnes Is Pleased With Progress at Bia Four Meeting

Greece to Get Dodecanese,  Big 4 Agrees   Byrnes Pleased Over Progress Made at Long Session; No Accord  Is Reached on Trieste

Byrnes Has to Pinch Himself Over Success of Fruitful Session. No Conference In July. .

Byrnes Elated At Progress in Big 4 Meeting   France to Get Border Areas From Italians

Italian Islands Would Be Given ‘Yo France, Greece By “Big 4”    Foreign Ministers Agree to Give Dodecanese to Greece ; and the Tenda and Briga Regions   tr Franca

Ministers Give ltalian-Owned Isles To Greece   Byrnes Pleased Over Progress At Paris Meet

Greece, France ‘Get Territory As Big 4 Agree   eltalian Owned Strategic Dodecanese Are to Be Yielded; Molotov Accepts U. S., Romanian Proposal

BIG 4 MEETING GETS RESULTS   Foreign Ministers Agree On Giving Territory To France And Italy

Big Four Agree To Award Greece Dodecanese Isles   Franco-Italian Borde: Dispute Also Settled In Fruitful Session

No Chance For July Meet Seen   ‘Big Four’ Session Fails To Report Verdict On Trieste

BiG FOUR DECIDES TO GIVE GREECE DODECANESE ISLES   Conference Also Agrees Tenda and Briga Regions on Franco-Italian Border Shall Go to France.   LIMIT BULGARIAN NAVY TO 7,256 TONS   Question of Free Navigation On Danube and Key Issue of Trieste Remain Unsettied.

DODECANESE ISLANDS WILL GO 10 GREECE   Big-4 Ministers Agree On U. S. Proposal For Award Of Isles

PROGRESS IS REPORTED BY BIG 4 MEET   Secretary Byrnes Is Said to Be Elated Over Progress Made

Blanket Security Plan Approved  Vaterance Familiec   Veterans Families Would Benefit

Half-Million Marylanders May Turn Out   Campaign One Of Most Closely Contested In Free State History   GOVERNOR AND SENATE RACES HOLD SPOTLIGHT   Cloudy Morning With Clearing Skies In Afternoon Predicted   Hep Beall Paces Battle

Final Appeals -Made-In State   Balloting Expected to be Close in the State Fiahts

J. S. and Britain Win Fight for Troop Census, Guard Data on Atomic Bomb:

U.S. BRITAIN UNITE AGAINST RED PROPOSA!      Egypt Asks Removal Of Allied Forces  From Territory

American People Are Generous In Collections For Starving Millions —

Emergency Food - Collection Gets ~ Good Response      atonal Chairman Reports 6501 Towns and Cities Organized

CONDUCTING SEARCH FOR MISSING, DEAD   Mission Will Take Five Years To Complete

FIVE-YEAR SEARCH PLANNED TO FIND SCATTERED GRAVES   ARMY CONDUCTING THOROUGH HUNT FOR GRAVES OF MEN LISTED DEAD

Army Conducts Search for 25,000 Soldiers Listed as Dead or Missing

ARMY CONDUCTING SEARCH IN FUROPE FOR MORE THAN 25,000 DEAD, MISSING WAR HEROES

OUSTED MEMBER OF CABINET ANNOUNCES FIGHT TO CONTINUE  _ SPLIT IN DEMOCRATIC   SPLIT IN DEMOCRATIC PARTY ELECTION RANKS SEEN POSSIBLE RESULT

Heary Wallace Is Fired By Truman   Secretary Writes, “Dear Harry, J Shall Continue to Fight for Peace”   The Sudden Turn of Events Takes Official Washington by Surprise

Commerce Chief's Removal Done in ‘Friendly Fashion’   Caught by Surprise, No One in Capital Ventures Guess As To Ris Successor

BACKED UP BY TDIIMAN   Former Secretary Of Commerce to Carry on Fiaht

PRESIDENT ACTS TO ESTABLISH CABINET UNITY   lowan Pledges He Will Go on ‘With Fight  For Peace’

TWO GROUPS-SEEK BRITISH LOAN BILL    Squabble Between House Commit  tees Threatens to Wipe Out Work of Senate.

British Loan Facing Delay   Cammitiee Squabble May » Oat Senate Work

LEADERS DENY WAR SUMMONS   Marshall and Stark Say They Know Nothing of Dec. 6 Conference.

WAR LEADERS DENY KNOWINE OF ATTACK GALI      Marshil, Stark Testify They Knew Nothing Of PreWar Meeting

Marshall and Stark Testify In New Hearing  Pearl Harbor Probe Ie Rannene.

Missed Last Jap Message   Would Have Acted On Basis of Dec. 6, 1941 Message, Say Chiefs Of Army and Navy.

Marshall, Stark Not Informed   Churchill Pressed FOR To Warn Japs Against  Mave Or Sinaanare

Legion Assails  Plan to Unite Army Families   Payment of Traveling Expenses Overseas of Some Held ‘Mistake’

Legion Protests Army Proposal  Low-Paid Men Need  SE gree prea non

Family Travel Plan Unfair, Legion Says   ‘Discrimination’ Charged In Army’s Handling ‘Transportation

LEGION RAPS GI FAMILY TRAVEL   Free Trips Overseas For Dependents Is Called Ridiculous Mistake

Legion Hits Movement  Of Families  Overseas   Lawmakers Charge ‘Diserimination’ Against Privates,  Other Low Grades

WAR DEPARTMENT'S PLAN IS ATTACKED   ‘Ridiculous Mistake” To Transport Soldiers’ Fammlies Overseas. Le gion Contend<

Opening of Schools May Be Delayed   Action Taken Because Infantile Epidemic Continues Unabated

Pennsylvania Youth Chosen  ‘Star Farmer’   Jerry E. Stephens, Lutesville, State Top Farmer

ARMY TO LOSE ATOMIC RULE   Commission Will Take Ove: Manhatten District About First of Yeor

Frameup Charge Now ‘Rearetted’ By Navy Witness   Safford Questioned Concerning Letter Written In 1944

Fails to Back Pearl ‘Frame-Up’   Captain Sofford Questioned About Activities In Behalf Of Admiral Kimmel

NATIONAL BANK PLANS 4-DAY OPEN HOUSE   Remodeling Project Completed; Guests to Make Inspection

Stanfill Asks Why Lewis Gets Different Treatment Than Rail Union Leaders

Freight Embargo Hamstrings U. 5. Transit System  New 25% Passenger Cut Set For May 15, Truckers Asked To

CPA Calling For Seizure  Of the Mines   American Transportion System Crippled by Rail Embargo Because of Continuing 40-Dav-Old Coal Strike

Transport in U.S. Curbed   Embargo on Freight Caused By Shutdown

U.$. SYSTEM OF TRANSPORTATION iS HANISTRUNG   Million Persons Out of Work Due To Strike

Franco Refuses  To Quit Under  Allied Pressure 3-Power Plea Sent Out For 8 Bloodless  See Peay  ee fe SNe ae

Spain’s Fascist Dictator Says He Won't Resign   Demands State Dept. Stop Meddling In Nation’s Affairs

Resents Outside Pressure   Asserts Spain Can Run Own Affairs; Allies. Hope Spanish Army Will Force Abdication

Franco Tells U.$. He Won't Quit Office Under Pressure From Three Allied Nations   Dictator Declares Spain Is Capable Of Running Its Own Internal Affairs; Three-Power Blast at France Issued

Says Spain Can Conduct Own Affairs   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic  za7-. ts.

Franco Tells U. S. ‘He Won’t Be Ousted   Spanish Dictator’s Note Anticipates Three-Power Declaration Avainst His Gavernment

Franco Refuses To Quit Under Allied Pressure   Spain’s Leader Served Notice On United States

SPANISH HEAD DECLARES HE: WON'T RESIGN   American Officials Pinning Hopes For Overthrow On Spain’s Army

Dectarés Spain Can Run Her Own Affairs Without Outside intervention. —

Overthrow of Franco Up To Spanish Army   Americans Pin Hopes On Military Forcing Him To Give Up Reins

U.S. Lookin gto A rmytoOust Franco Regime   Won't Quit Under  Pressure—F rane:

Franco Tells U. 5. He Will Not Quit Post   Declares Spain Will Run Its Own Affairs Without Outside Intervention

Franco Declares Pressure Brought By Allies Will Not Force Him From Office

ULS.PINS HOPE OF QUSTING FRANCO “ON SPANISH ARNIY   Three-Power Plea Urges Peo ple to Overthrow Dicta: tarchin .

Hope Spanish Army Will Do Away With  Franco Governmen   His Overthrow is Called for in Declaration by Three Powers

Outside Appeals Getting Nowhere   Note To Received In Washington; Stand Given

FRANCO IN FIRM NOTE TO ALLIES   Tells U. S. He Intends to Keep His Position

BULLETIN BY JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic   } « De Re

Declaration  Of 3 Allies Gets Rebuf   His Note Was Received Before Tri-Partite Statement Issued.

AMERICANS RELY ON SPANISH ARMY TO OUST FRANCO   THREE-POWER MOVE AIMED TO NULLIFY FASCIST POWER

Franco Not To Quit Under Pressure   Forwards Note To American Government

Franco Refuses To Quit Post Under Pressure   Spain Can Manage Her Own Affairs Dictator Asserts

SPANISH ARMY REVOLT LIKELY 10 OUST HIM   _S. Observers See Rebellion as Means  To Bring Fall   Documents Released

REVEALS STA BEFORE OUSTER BID BY POWERS   Washington Pins Hopes For Removal Of Dictator On Spanish Army Step

Not To Leave Office Under Allied Pressure   Apparently Anticipated Three-Power ' Declaration Against His Government

Franco Says He Won't Be Forced Out   Spain Can Run Her Own Affairs, He Declares In Note To Washincton.

TZ 2 Franco Not To Quit His Post Under P ‘£ ressure   Serves ‘Notice On U. §. 24 Hours: Before AngioFrench Dec-

Franco Raps  Allies’ Plea   Spain’s Chief Sends Note To Washington

GENERAL SAYS HE WILL NOT ABDICATE   American Officials Place Hopes On Army   Showing ODictator’s Ties With Hitler, Mussolini Are Released

Franco Not Quit Under  Pressure   Dictator Sends Note Saying That ‘Spain Can Run  Its Own Affairs’

Spain fo Run Own Affairs   Sends Note Before Tri-Netion Declaration Against His Government

Will Not Leave Office Under Any Allied Pressure   No Denial Of Axis  Leanings Made In Note By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic

Spain Will Run Her Business, Franco Reports  He Has No Intentior wm Fre - marr 

AT LEAST HALF DOZEN  EUROPEAN COUNTRIES  HARD HIT BY STRIKE INDUSTRIAL CRISIS IN WAKE OF COAL DISPUTE  ALC WhAhE

Coal Strike Brings European Crises   At Least Half Dozen Nations Cut Off From U.S. Supplies

curope Hit By Coal Walkout   Industrial Breakdowns Reported In European Nations

Coal Strike Here Hits Europe Hard   Industrial Crisis Threatens From Lack

Europeans Hit By Coal Strike   Industrial: Paralysis Seen In 5 Nations If Strike ts A Long One.

Industrial Crises Also Threatened In At Least Six European Nations  Deprived Of U. S. Coal By Strike

ARMY CLAIMS WASTING ENDED   Investigating Committee Says Millions Of Pounds Of Food Was Wasted

Man Admits Having Atfacked Operator   Hitch-hiker Strikes Man, Pushes Body Over Bank, Steals Auto

FIVE RECORDS © — SET-BY-PLANE   :  SUPERFORT FLYING FROM WRIGHT FIELD TO TUCSON SET NEW SPEED AND © -  PAYLOAD MARKS

FAMOUS SUB MADE GREAT WAR RECORD   Sailfish, Formerly Squulus, terrorized Jap Fleet

Discloses Record  Of USS Sailfish   Navy Official Says Subma. rine Played Havoc With Bascnince Plaet.

REP. DEAN TAYLOR REPORTED BETTER AT TROY HOSPITAL   Congressman’s Candition Had Been Critical During Night-. Transfusion Given

UNITED STATES AND CHINA SIGN NEW TRADE PAG!   Washington Says Agreement Not Made to Bolster  ay SP a eee

U.S., China Sign First ‘Trade Pact In 100 Years   American Officials Emphasize Treaty Not Made to Bolster Chiang Government

U.S., CHINA SIGN TRADE PACT TODAY   First in More Than 100 Years; Signed at Nankine

U.S, AND CHINA SIGN NEW PACT   FIRST TRADE TREATY IN MORE THAN 100 YEARS

U.S. and China Sign Important Trade Treaty   Comprehensive Pact First Between Two Nations in 100 Years

U.S. SIGN TRADE PACT WITH CHINA  Biect Raa! Teanl   First Real Treaty Between Two Nations In  100 Years

HORSE MEAT IS APPROVED   HEALTH DEPARTMENT TO PERsuT OPENING OF MARKET IN NEW YORK CITY

RAVIOLI—SPAGIETTI Saturday and Sunday. Garibaldi Halli, Dunlevy. $02t2"

FLAMES AGE N NEW YORK FrARY HOU!   2 Dead, Police Fear Others Trapped; Oi! Barges Spread Fire.

BIG FIRE RAGES ~INFERRY HOUSE   One Dead, Others Feared Trapped Beneath Walls

FERRY HOUSE DESTROYED-ON STATEN ISLAND   One Killed As Blaze Spreads

Fire Spreads  to Oil Barges, Freight Yard   Two People Killed; Others Feared Caught in Flames

GOTHAM FERRY HOUSE, BARGES HIT BY FLAMES   At Least One Killed By Blast As Inferno Spreads

TRAITOR ‘PAUL REVERE’ HELD   Yank Who Broadcast for Nazis Arrested

‘Paul Revere’ Chandler To Face Trial   Former Baltimorean Broadcast For Nazis; Seized At Home

U.S. Agents Nab German  Broadcaster   Chandler Faces  Treason Charge

The Great Game Of  Politics   By FRANK R. KENT   The People Cool Off

TRUMAN PLANS “RADIO APPEAL FRIDAY NICHT   PRESIDENT TO TELL OF FAM. INE THREAT OVERSEAS HOOVER CALLED HOME -FOR REPORT   By WILLIAM THEIS  Infernatinnal News Service

CONSERVATION OF FOOD UP 10 PRESIDENT   Senators Predict Acceptance of Program by American People .

Probe by House Grouy Is to Be Asked by  Coneressman Rankin   Call Made for Prompt Removal of Wallace As Secretary of Commerce

Oscar Mayer Has No Word of Strike; Nation May BeOut of Meat in Week   UAW Delegates Meet Today to Map Strategy in Face of GM Stand on Panel

AFL to Join CIO in Meat Walkout   Action Wednesday To Shut Down 500) Packers

335,000-Men Of CIO, AFL Unite Forces   Meat Workers Set -Deadline Wednesday For Full Shutdown

MEAT WALKOUT TO INCLUDE AFL   Packing Industry Is Faced With Complete Tieup

Rival Par ly Heads Await Tuesday Vote   Control Of Congress At -— Stake In General Eleetion Tomorrow

SENATE PROBE COULD START M00 NEW CASES   So Says Ferguson, Member of Mead Committee

MEMBER OF MEAD COMMITTEE SAYS THE GROUP COULD START 500 NEW IN QUIRIES .

U.S. SEEKING AZORES BASES      Negotiations With Lisbor Now Said To Be At ‘Critical Stage”

Storms Rock ‘Martin County   High Winds Cause Considerable Damage;  Rain and Hail Falls

HOUSE IRKED BY DELAY ON LEGISLATION   President Rapped For Delaying Message Until Monday

County Past lo Be Presented In — Historical Pageant   lowa’ Centennial. Wil  Be Observed Here ‘.  "Theae Davae-In Ball

County Past [o Be Presented In — Historical Pageant  lowa Centennial Wil Be Observed Here _ Three Days In Fal]

All State Roads Open Today: Several Hundred Cars Stalled by Snow Sunday

WHITE HOUSE IS SUPPORTING JOHN L. LEWIS   Clark Rules Against Krug as Designated “Crassest Kind’ of Deal

Housing Chief Prepares to Launch Prograrr   Scarce Materials To Be Discussed At Industry Meets

Housing Staff To Put Subsidies Into Effect Fast   Conferences Called To Speed Funds Into Production Channels

Wyatt ready start homes’  subsidy plan  _ Awaiting house. senate approval

Wyatt Directs Staff To Launch Huge Building Subsidy Program This Week

Housing Subsidy Program Ordered  Conferences Will   Conferences Will Be Held at Once

Order Speedy Housing Plan Prepared Now   Director Wyatt Orders Staff To Consult With ‘Bottle necks’ Industries.   AWAIT SUBSIDY 0. K.

Housing Subsidy Program Ordered   Conferences Will   Be Held at Once

HOME BUILDING PUSH PROMISED   Subsidy Plan Designed To Increase Output Of Materials

Wyatt Awaits Subsidy Act to Break  Housing Bottleneck   Housing Administrator. Directs ‘His Staff To Launch Program’ for $400,000,000 Fund With Which to Buy Building Material

London Jammed For Victory Fete   Millions On Hand For Big Celebration Planned For Tomorrow

MIbLI ONS JAM ENGLISH CAPITAL  -Flag-Bedecked London Ready -ForBig Vidory Celebration —

LONDON SET FOR VICTORY SHOW   Expect 10,000,000 Persons To Crowd Streets For Colorful Celebration Tomorrow.

London Jammed For Celebration   Ten Million Expected To Participate in Victory Feat Saturday

British To Have Victory Festival   Royal Family To Lead Parade Of  Mechanized Forces

Millions Jam London For Victory Celebration, Spectactular Parades

Victory Celebration to Be London’s ‘Greatest Show Since 1937 Coronatior

MILLIONS JAM.ENGLISH CAPITAL Flag-Bedecked London Read For Bia Vidory Celebration ~

LONDON CROWDED™ FOR VICTORY FETE   Giant Parade Will Be Big Feature Tomerrow

ENGLAND PLANS VICTORY EVENT   ‘Millions Jam London To Hai First Anniversary of Reich’s Defeat

Celebrate Victory In Britain   -Loadon Jammed By Throngs For Official .Viétory Fete Saturday Best Show Since 1937

Commission Busy Studying Report   Findings Must Be Disclosed To U. N. Security Council By December 31; U.S. Backing Plan Offered By Baruch

Atomic Energy Body Considers Control Report   Lacks Features  Asked By U.S.

‘ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION CONSIDERING REPORT LACKING ICONTROL FEATURES ASKED BY U. S.

DENIAL MADE AS TO AXIS. ACTIVITY   Official Madrid Says Franco Prevented Hitler Invasion

Spanish Radio Declares Franco Didn't Aid Axis   Madrid Broadcast Declares Spain's “Neutrality” Helped Allies

British Secretary For Extension of Friendship - Pact   Scoffs at Reports That Na tions Are Headed for War Over Spy Case   COUNTER CHARGES INCREASE TENSION   Eden Says Soviet Wants to. Collaborate on Her Own Terms Only

British Russian Relations Near Crisis, He Admits      Canadian Situation:  ’ Delicate One

TELLS COMMONS ENGLAND STILL SOVIET FRIEND. .   Russ Send Sharp Note to Canada

Picea de OS rrr Sass ~& Can’ tr Conceive ot  Russia, Britain ‘Going to War’

BEVIN TELLS COMMONS © HE CANNOT SEE WAR BETWEEN ANGLO-SOVIET   BRITISH-RUSSIANS AT CRISIS STAGE AFTER CANADA SPY SCARE

Acknowledges Relations are Deteriorating   Eden Says Soviets Want Collaboration Only On Own Terms

Committee Will Reopen Prohe on Pearl Harbor   Marshall, Stark to Be Recalled for Questionina

Size of Pay Increases For Congress Brings House and Senate Split

POSTPONEMENT IS ANNOUNCED BY UNION OFFICIAL   HEADS OF TRAINMEN AND ENGINEERS TO « GO TO WASHINGTON

SUPPLIED HUGE AMOUNT   Canada, A Big Producer of Wat Items for U. S.

Navy Bomber Crashes: 11 Persons Die   Accident Occurs Four Minutes After San Diego Take-Off For Dallas, Texas

U1 Killed in  Navy Plane   Woman Is Believed To Be One of Victims of Crash Near i San Diego, Calif.

IN CRASH OF NAVY PLANE   Four-Engined Craft, a Patrol Bomber, Burns in California— Woman _ Is Believed to Be Among the Dead.

Qne Year After V-J Day  Expansion Lags, Business  On Rise Year After VJ Day

One Year After V-J Day nanan fl  Expansion Lags, Business  On Rise Year After VJ Da

Man Is Held In Slaying   Say Bridgeville Man Admits Shooting Of Soldier

HARRIMAN IS NEW COMMERCE SECRETARY   President Finds in Him Big Business And New Deal Ideas

Appointment Reaction Is Favorable   Nominee Is Seen as Friend of Britain, Russia

(Known As Friend Of Both Britain And Russia, Has Served In Each Country

Ambassador To Britain Is Nominee   Selection Meets With Approval On Capitol Hill

Truman’s Pick . Meets General U.S. Approval   President’ Salves Political Wounds in Appointing  1 Cpennesm Cleiat

HARRIMAN IS SUCCESSOR 10 HENRY WALLACE   Appointment To Cabinet Position Is Generally Applauded   WAS FORMER ENVOY TO SOVIET RUSSIA

HARRIMAN GETS WALLACES JOB FROM TRUMAN   Ambassador To London Presidential Choice In Commerce Post

Missing Elements Haye Been Located  No. 43 and No. 61 Detected, Isolation Is Due

Stassen Urges UNO Support   Action Outside World Organiaztion Rapped

PHANTOM DEATH SUSPECT SEIZED   Former Air Forces Gunner Reported Admitting Murders

Former Air Force Gunner Claims Responsibility for Texarkana Killings

LIE MAKES NO COMMENT   Won't Say Whether He Will Accept Post With Enited Nations

PRESIDENT ENROUTE 10 'WASHINGTON   To Take Over Struggle To End Soft Coal Strike

Truman Is  Back Home   President Faces Coal Crisis Refreshed By Rest

Lights Will Go Down {In Mich., 20 Other States   Nation Dreaming Of A Dark Christmas As Coal Stocks Dwindle

PRESIDENT FLIES BACK TO CAPITAL   Returns To His Desk After Week’s Rest In Florida

TRUMAN FLIES BACK FROM VACATION   President Seems Refreshed After Week In Florida

Federal Actions Aimed To Relieve   May. Use Pipe line To ‘Take. E Emergenty: Fuel East; /Diniout For -2)° States

M’ARTHUR IN PLEA TO JAPAN   Cautions People to Take Advantage of Temocracy. Freedom

‘MacArthur Tells Japanese People To Take Advantage  ‘Of Democracy, Freedom

Japan's Future Up To People: Gen. MacArthur   Embrace Democracy Fully, Nips Are Advised In  New Year’s Message.

M’‘Arthur Cautions Japs In New Year's Message   Much Accomplished in Establishing Human Freedom, General Declares

IRAN OFFERS TO WITHDRAW “TTS CHARGE!   IRANIAN DELEGATE MAKES OFFER TO DROP CHARGES AFTER NOTES READ AT COUNCIL SESSION

ran Offers To Withdraw Her UNO Complain   Will Withdraw Charges I Soviet Troops Will Get Out Of Iran By May 6   THREAT OF ISSUE MAY BE DISSOLVED  /RITTY WTIN,   Would Withdraw Charges

Red Envoy In Last-Minute Note Says Evacuation Without Strings Now Under Way

SOVIET TROOPS TO BE QUICKLY WITHDRAWN   Iran to Recall Her Complaint When All Reds Are Out

Gromyko Says Evacuation Is Under Way   Soviet Remains Away From Council Session

German P.0.W’s Are Quarantined   Correspondents Refused Permission To Interview  Men Released By Reds

Cites Figures To Show N. C. Near Bottom.... Governor Declares State  Lagging In Aid To Needy

Russia Holds Key fo Paris: Big Four Meet   Diplomats Stake All on Possible Change of Policy

Reds Minimize Atomic Leaks   Reds Charge Canadians with Anti-Soviet Plan   Retort That Information Received of Little Interest in USSR

Gained Only Insignificant Data, Claim   Government Of Russia Accuses Canada Of Using Expose For An Anti-Soviet Campaign

Says ‘Secrets’ '  Of Little Value; Counter-Charges Anti-Soviet Union Campaign Started By Canada Premie:

Reds Claim King Trying To Offset  Bevin “Failure”   Russians Admit Securing Secret Data In Canada; Charge Anti-Soviet Move

Moscow Atom Leak   Admits Getting Secret Information, But Says It Was Not Valuable;  Decries Canada Action

SOVIETS CLAIM INFORMATION USELESS   Criticize Canada For AntiRussian Campaign   DOMINION LEADER   Says “Political Capital’ Being Made Of Affair; Radar Also Involved

Reds Accuse Canada: Get Secret Data   Say Canadians Are Fostering ‘“‘Anti-Soviet  Campaign”

Russians Say Secret Data Insignificant   Canadian Government Aecused of Fostering An “Unbridled Anti Soviet Campaign”

Russia Owns Up Turns on Canada   Possession of ‘Secret Data,   ANGER AT “CAMPAIGN”   Canadian Government Js Scored for “Anti-Soviet”  Activities

ANTI-RED CAMPAIGN (CHARGED   Russians Admit Obtaining Some Atomic Secrets

Frankly Admits  Obtaining Secret Data On A-Bomb   Accuses Canadian Government Of Fostering An ‘Unbridled Anti-Soviet Campaian’

Admit Getting Radar, Atomic Data Secrets   Claim Expose Made As Diversion For Political Failure

Moscow Press Claims An ‘Unbridled Anti-Soviet Campaign’   Canadians Point Out Guilt Proved   Washington Survey Shows Atomic Secrets Remain Exclusively In U. S.

Reds Admit Getting Insignificant Data Through Canadians   Charge Unbridled AntiSoviet Campaign Waged by Ottawa Govt.

RUSSIA ADMITS SPYING   ‘And Then Accuses (Canada of Anti ‘Soviet Campaian

Soviets Contend Canada Untair   Espionage Expose Is Labelled As Anti-Soviet

Russia Says Data Is of Little Value   Moscow Accuses Canada of Unbridled Anti-Soviet Campaign; Information Termed Insignificant

RUSSIA ADMITS OBTAINING ATOM DATA IN CANADA   Soviets Claim Information of No Value; Charge AntiRed Drive

RUSSIANS ADMIT THEY GOT ATOM DATA IN CANADA   Veclare, However, That Information Obtained Was “‘Insignificant; Charge Canadian Government Fostering Anti-Soviet Cam paign.

Russians Admit Getting Atom Data in Canada   Claim Information Unimportant;  Canada Denounced

Anti-Soviet Campagin Is Charged   Reds Assert Information “Insianificant”’

Atom Charge Political Move, Says Red Pres:   Canada Accused of Distracting Attention From Bevin’s “Failure”; Secret Still Safe

‘Russia Admits Obtaining Atom Bomb Data Says Information Gained “Insignificant” _

Canadian “AntiSoviet” Attitude Draws Russ Fire   Moscow Admits Obtaining A-Bomb Data, Insists It  Is “Incianifienne’s

Russia Admits Obtaining Atom Secrets In Canada Minimizes Value Of Data

Soviets Term Canadian Data ‘Insignificant’   Russians Admit a Leakage; Concerns Radar, Atemic Energy

REDS DISCLOSE TRIFLING DATA WAS OBTAINED   Soviets Claim Canada’s Press Reports Hostile On Espionage

SOVIET SAYS INFORMATION NOT OF SPECIAL INTEREST; AMAZED CANADA ACTED SO HURRIEDLY

U. S. S. R. Maintains, However, That Information Was “Insignificant” And Accuses Dominion Government Of Fostering “Unbridled Anti-Soviet Campaign” — Spokesman In Ottawa Charges Reds With Making “Political Capital” Of Affair

Russia Charges Canadian Official “ostering. Anti-Soviet’ Campaign   Frankly Admits Representatives Obtained Some - ‘Secret-Data‘’ in CanadaiBut Maintains It Was Insianificant’: Claims Hostile Attitude

Russia Admits Canada Gave Secret Data   Maintains Though The Information Was Insignificant

Soviets Admit Radar, Atom Data Secured   Canadian Officials Accused of Pushing Anti-Red Campaign

Russia “Charges Canada ~ Stirring Up Public In ~ Anti:Soviet Campaign; U.S... Confirms That re Canada . Possesses “No - Major Atomic Secret.

RUSSIA ADMITS OBTAINING ATOM DATA IN CANADA   Soviets State Information Is “Toatonificant”

Reds Rap Canada, Claim Unbridled Anti-Soviet Plan   Proclaim Canadian Action Didn’t Show Friendly Relations   Concerned Radar

Russia Charges Canada. Stirring Up Public In Anti-Sovict Campaign; U.S. Confirms That. Canada Possesses No Major Atomic Secret.

HITS AT CANADA FOR LAUNCHING ANTIRED DRIVE   Moscow Says Information Received From Citizens Was ‘Insignificant’

Reds Admit Possession Of ‘Secrets’  Claims Informatio:  Ve Yeatontfirant® ~

Russia Admits Obtaining Atom Data In Canada   Value Minimized; Can: ada Accused Of Anti soviet Campaign.

Reds Minimize Value Cana da Data On Atomic   Maintain Inforniation “Insignificant”..-and -Avense _ . Dominion of Fostering  oviet Campaign ,

Russia Admits Obtaining Data + And Claims Canada Fostering  Anti-Soviet Union Campaign

FUNERAL TUESDAY   Services For Mrs. Bell Singieten Held at Twe O’cieck

FUNERAL TUESDAY   ileal  Nervices Vor Mra. Hell Singleton Held at Two (O'clock

Two Small Vessels Collide Off Miami   One Reported To Have Sunk, Other Is Said To Be Sinking: Crews Take To Lifeboats

Strangled Child as She Lay In Bed   Cut Body to Pieces In Nearby Building; Gives No Reason

Heirens Confesses Killing Degnan Girl   Claims He Was in Sort of Daze As He Strangled Little Girl in Her Bed and Took Her Body to Apartment House Where He Cut:lt-to Pieces

Heirens Confesses Details of Murder  Of Suzanne Degnar  Claims He Was Dazed When He Killed and Dismembered Child .

Heirens Tells Of Strangling Child in Her Bed  _ Claims He Was ina  Sart of Daze at Time

WILLIAM HEIRENS ADMITS MURDER OF DEGNAN CHILD   Chicago Student Confesse: Strangling Daughter of OPA Evacutive

HEIRENS SAYS HE DID IT   Killer of Suzanne Degnan Confesses To Prosecutor

Telle Staie’s Attorney He Strangled. Suzanue Deg,man As She Lay ba ° Het Bed

Heirens Admits Degnan Murder   Tells State’s Attorney He Strangled Degnan Child

SAID HE STRANGLED SUZANNE DEGNAN   She Was Lying In Bed When He Committed the Crime.   HACKED BODY TO PIECES      Carried the Dead Girl to Basement of Nearby Apartment Buikding.

Relates Lurid Crime Story To Prosecutor   strangled Child in Bed, Cut Up Body in Basement, Wrote Note

MALADY HITS TEXAS CITIES      Strange, Polio-Like Sickness Spreads Over San Antonio

Strange Disease Erupts In Texas   Drastic Action To Curb Epidemic Taken

 — POLIO EPIDEMIC ? — Strange Malady Grips, Cripples San Antonio

TEMPERATURES   President Will Give Decision On Meat Control   Wages May Also Be Theme; GOP Charges Political Move   Buffalo Meat Put On Sale; 75 Cents To $2 A Pound

i oe 2 2,2 x Tr KF W Sunny Easter Weather For Most Of Nation Seen

Speed Action on G. . Terminal Pay Procedure   Application Forms te Bé Distributed by Postoffices

Officials Prepare to Pay 15,000,000 Veterans Terminal Leave Compensation

TERMINAL PAY FORMS PRINTED   Applications To Be Sent Out By Mail To About 15 Million

HOUSE OF SAVOY IS OUSTED IN ITALIAN VOTING   Unofficial. Returns Show Re  public: Favored : by: Two. > Mition Vote. Margin.

King to Remain Until Final Count Is Made   Northern Vote Upsets Ancient Monarchy

Republic Vote In Italy Sends King To Exile   Departure of Humbert For Portugal to End 1000-Yr. Savoy Rule

Governor Petitions FCC On Grounds of ‘Scurrilous Allegations’ on Program

PAIR ACCUSED IN BRUTAL ATTACK   Mother, 23, and Her Companion, 31, Charged with Assault on Child

Bloodshed Has Started In Azerbaijan   Kurdish Positions Are Attacked by Government Troonse

Iran Civil War Starts. Say Reports   Radio Tabriz Says Govern. ment Troops Attacking

TABRIZ REPORTS FRONTIER ATTACK BY IRANIAN ARMM}   Teheran Spokesman Denies Serious Fighting in Azerbaiian Zone -

AZERBAWAN FORCES FIGHT FOR AUTONOMY   Tehran Calls It ‘Skirmishes’

AZERBAIJAN IS BATTLE GROUND IN IRAN STRIFE   Province Troops Ordered To Fight Government Forces

Azerbaijan Says Iranian Troops Attack   Frontier Offensive Reported As Result of Parley Failure

*ALL RESIDENTS OF AZERBAIJAN URGED TO FIGHT   @Bloodshed Has Started’ Radio Tabriz States; Ghavam Is Silent

STRIFE WN TRAN REPORTED BEGUN BUT MINIMIZED   Tabriz Radio Charges That Government Troops Are on Offensive   Embassy Official in London Says Situation Seems to Be Under Contro}

Civil War Reported  Raging in Iran   Tabriz Orders Fight to Finish; Tehran Admits Only ‘Clash’

STORY OF FIGHTING BY IRANIAN TROGPS IS RELATED TODAY   Azerbaijan Province Is Reported to Be Scene of Warfare; Reports, However. Denied.   REPORTER TELLS ABOUT SOLDIERS

lranian War Reported by Azerbaijan   Troops of Governmen Said To Be Staging Frontier Drive.

Mullet Line Is Still Running   Train Left for Morehead City On Regular Schedule This Morning

STAMFORD SITE TOO EXPENSIVE   AUSTRALIAN OPPOSES COMMITTEE SELECTION

POLICE. TRACE ~~ KIDNAP CLUE         HANDKERCHIEF LINKED WITH CHICAGO, CRIME IS TRACED THROUGH LAUNDRYMARK:

New Suspect In Kidnaping   Trace Bloodstained Handkerchief Found Near Degnan Home

POLICE SEEK NEW MURDER SUSPECT   In Connection With Kidnap Slayer of Suzanne Degnan.

Follow New Clue In Degnan Case   Check Laundry-Mark On Blood. stained Handkerchief Found Near Crime scene

Ten Leaped to Certain Death from Windows as Smoke Shot Up Elevator Shafts in Chicago's Worst Hotel Disaster

Officials Probe Cause Of Blaze   Guests Jump To Death From Windows

Weather   58 Lives Lost: Smoke, Panic  Increase Toll  Opening Doors And Windows  Fanned Ria-n   Precautions Taken

4 é~ 38 YT ae ad ageret S rena  aa As 58 ae:  og QPL as ge ty:  -~ G0

Launch Inquiry Info Hotel Fire ‘Costing 58 Lives   200 Others Injured; Origin of Blaze A Mystery

PANIC FATAL IN LA SALLE HOTEL BLAZE   EXPERTS CHECK ON CAUSE OF SWIFT TRAGEDY

Toll Is58 In Hotel Flash Fire   Mayor Kelly Names Special Committee Of Investigators

CAUSE OF BLAZE < STILL A MYSTERY; 200 ARE INJURED   Flames Race Swiftly Fron Lobby to Upper Poors _ After Most of 1,100 Pa- j  trons Had Retired. .?   HEAT, PANIC, SMOKE , ‘ CONTRIBUTE TO TOLE   Victims Drop in Corridors At tempting Escape—Others : Killed in Leap From i Windows, “3

200 Injured In Tragedy at Big Hostelry   Experts Begin Probe to Determine Origin of Disastrous Blaze

PROBE ORDERED INTO: INTO TRAGEDY  +Fifty-Eight Persons Killed In. Flash’ Chicaco Hotel Blaze

Fifty - Eight Persons Die in Fire   Two Hundred Others Are Injured When Flames Threaten Destruction of Hotel in Chicago

Eliminate OPA, Lumbermen Ask   Means To Overcome Housing Shortage 

Shipping On Lakes  Ts Now Underway   Coal Strike Will Lay Up Boats In 3 Weeks

British Officers Made Hostages By Jewish Grour  Seized From Hotel In Tel Aviv; Haifa Rail Yearde Raurnad

Jewish Bandits Kidnap Four British Officers   Nine Slain In  Pitched Battle

British Officers [Kidnaped From iTel Aviv Club   Nine Jews Killed At Haifa During Attack On Central Railroad Shons

PALESTINE WAVE OF  TERROR REPORTED;  OFFICERS KIDNAPED HOTEL SAID RAIDED  BY EXTREMISTS AND PRATT VARN ATTACKED.

PALESTINE TERRORISM SPREADING   Nine Jews Killed In Pitched Battle At Rail Shops

12 Jews Accused Seizing  Officers   Nine Jews Killec In Wild Rioting  In Palestine

Kidnap Four Officers   Jewish Extremists In Jerusalem Raid Club Of British Officers

Four British Officers Kidnapped  !As Terrorism Sweeps Palestine   Jerusalem, June 18. -%—A reliable informant said four British officers. were kidnaped today from an officers club at Tel Aviv by a dozen Jewish extremista armed with tommyguns.

Riots Sweery Palestine —   Jewish Extremists ‘Kidnap British Officers; Battle at Haifa

Claim 4 Officers Of British Army ~ Seized By Jews   New Terrorism Outbreak Said Spreading Today Throughout Palestine

‘Nine Jews Die In Fighting At Haifa Railyard      Death Toll At 18 F olla: ing Gunfire, Explosions At Railway Yards;.

Haifa Battle Results in Nine Deaths   New Outbreak Follows Night of Terror; Hostages Are Held

Four British Kidnaped by Jewish Gang   Officer Club Invaded in Jerusalem; Palestine Terror Continues.

Death Toll Mounts as Terror Spreads Through Palestine      Haifa Railroad Shops Damaged by Series of 15 Explosions

Jewish Extremists Seize Brit Officers; Outbreaks Of Terrorism Spreading:

KIDNAP BRITISH OFFICERS AT TEL AVIV CLUB   Death Toll Mounts to 18 as Nine Attacking Jews Killed in Night Assault

EWS KIDNAP 4 BRITISH ARMY MEN   Take Officers at Point of Tommy Guns—Action Follows Wild Night at Haifa, in Which Nine Are killed.

Four Britons Kidnaped By ‘Terror Gang   Railroad Yards At Haifa Scene Of Pitched Battle; Death Toll Reaches 18.

Four Abducted By Extremists W ith W eapons   Seizure Follows Ino Wake Of Wild Night In Haifa When Nine Jews Killed  In PRehed Batlle   [Explosions Sweep Railroad Yards   Iwo Attempts to Bomb Trains Unsuecessful: AW Of Palestine’s Frontier Bridges Klown Up

FOUR HOSTAGES TAKEN; JEWISH RIOTING ROARS   Holy Land Engulfed with Terrorism; 18 Known Dead

ABRITISH ARE KIDNAPED BY BAND OF JEWS   Extremists Act in Wake of Outbreak at Haifa: 9 Are Slain

Armed Palestine Band Kidnaps 4 British Oficer   Will Be Held Hostage To Prevent Execution 18 Killed So Far In  Terrorism, Explosions

Dozen Jewish Extremists Take Officers   Four Britishers Are Kidnapped; Night Is Wild

Believed to Be Taken As Hostages   May be Held Against Impending Executions

JEWISH RAIDERS ATTACK RAILWAY YARDS AT HAIFA   NINE KILLED IN GUN BATTLE WTH BRITISH TROOPS

Deaths Reach 11 As Terror Wave Strikes In Holy Land   Armed Raiders Fire Haifa Railway Yards, Bridges Are Wrecked

Four Englishmen Kidnapped From Officers’ Club   Jewish Extremists Using Tommyaquns

Ole Miss Students Sound Off   Low Scholastic Standing, Losing Football Team Blamed on Butts

House Leaders Begin Reforms To Rescue OPA   Hope To Spare Slashing Given To Housing Bill

OPA Extension Battle Looms Before House   Would Forestall Try to Cripple Price Controls

Democrats Strive To Save OPA from Crippling Slashing   Banking Group Calls Mayor O’Dwyer to Give Control Ideas

Lines Forming for OPA Battle  Crippling Amendment te Bo Resicted

House Democratic Leaders Seek  To Prevent Mangling Of OPA   Anxious Effort Made ‘To Save It From Fate of Housing Bill; Anderson Urges Support.

3 Hoosiers Die in Plane Crashes; 5 More Killed in Other Accidents

Seek Withdrawal of Pauley Nomination to Avoid Split in Democratic Party Ranks

Pursuing Twin Line Strategy   Democratic Senators Attempt to Convince Pauley That he  Should Withdraw

Vote on Pauley  Still Hot [ssue   Scheme Sought to Save Face for All Persons Involved

Democrats Try to Persuade Pauley to Withdraw Name   Eager to Avoid Splitting Party

Withdrawal Of Pauley  Demos’ Aim   Twin Line of Strategy to Bring Recall of Name, Prevent Party Rift Now Being Pursued

Would Withdraw Pauley’s Nomination   Senate Damocrats May Pursue New Strategy— Fear a Party Split

Democrats May Ask Pauley to Withdraw Name   Senators Eager to Avoid:-Party-Splitting Vote on Nomination

DEMS WORK 10 REMOVE PAULEY   Majority Members Of Up_per House Fear Party. F “oe “Split ,

Senate Pursues Twin Strategy Over Nominatior   Democrats Aim To Ask Pauley For Withdrawal

Senate Demos Trying To Get Pauley To Quit   Push Twin Move In Ef. fort To Avoid A PartySplitting Vote.

DEMOCRATS BATTLE SPLT IN PAULEY ROW   Adopt Twin Line Of Strategy In Nomination Flare-Up

TO AVOID PARTY SPLIT   ‘Senate Group Seek to Convince Pauley Confirmation Impossible

Party Split On Pauley Vote Feared.   Democrats Reported Ready to Get Nominee to Quit

Politicos Map New Strategy   Democrats May Ask Pauley To Withdraw

SENATE DEMOS IN © NEW EFFORT TO. ERADICATE PAULEY   Strategy Planned by Group Intended to Convince Nominee His Party Colleagues Wish Him to Withdraw

Demos Try To  Avoid Split   Senate Democrats Work Anew To Have Pauley Nomination Withdrawn.

Compromise On Pauley Sought  Senators Seeking To Avoid Vote Test

Attempt To Force Pauley To Withdrau   Senate Democrats Are Eager To Prevent Party-Splitting Vote On Nomination

Piles Up 206 Unit Votes. Carmichael! Looks to City Returns. 100,000 Negroes Vote

TALMADGE LEADS IN GUBERNATORIAL RACE IN GEORGIA   James Carmichael, Backed By Arnaii, Is Running Second and Rivers a Poor Third.   100,000 OR MORE NEGROES CAST BALLOTS   Long Lines of Both Blacks and Whites Crowd Polling Places Throughout Day,

Ickes Quits Post In Cabinet With  Blast at Truman   Accuses President of Impropriety in Row Over Pauley Nomination; Declares He Won’t “Commit Perjury for Party”’

Ickes Quits Post, Accuses President of Impropriety   Secretary of Interior Declares Truman Asked Him to Be ‘Gentle’ with Pauley; Chapman Appointed as Acting Secretary

Ickes Resigns Interior Post In Pauley Row   Secretary Says He Wow’! ‘Commit Perjury’ Over Tenmants Beiend

COLD AIR VISITS NINE STATE AREA   Temperatures in North Minnesota Hit Freezing Mark

June Brings Its +, Own Weather in — Big Part of Nation   Cold Air Comes Down  From Hudson Bay  Region; St. Pant   Gets Snow

It's June 1, but That Don't Mean 'A Thing! Weather Ignores Calendar

Trace of Snow At St. Paul   Cold Weather Spreads Out Over Nine Mid-West States

JUNE HAS BUSTED OUT BUT MANY BUNDLE UP   Snow Falls In Midwest As Weather Ignores Date

Boy, 16, Kills Sister's Boy Friend; Says He Mistook Him for Prowler

Grand Jury Action Is Faced by Motorman In Trolly Fatal.ty   Jury Recommends Man Be Held in Charge Of Manslaughter

Toll Bridge Appeal Hearing Sept. 10   State Appealing Reverse Decision Of Dauphin County Court

reTe aR he FOR e any   COMPARATIVE Para   nest ety Tew narer eee

Changes Made In Sugar Rationing      FOLLOWING INFORMATION f NECESSARY .

Compromise Contract Being Drafted For Submission To Union, Operators   Farm Equi pment Seizure Hinted   Number Of Idle Due To e Stoppages Drops To Less Than 400,000

More Strikes Loom  Dotan and Gs.al  Auto and Stock Help Involved

Strikes Loom In Stockyards, Ford Factory   Coal Parley’ Tomorrow; New Trouble Flares  at Allis-Chalmers

New Strikes Seen ‘As U. $. Prepares For Lewis Talks  Chicago Stock Yards, Ford Plant Menaced By Walkout Threats

COMPROMISE MAY SETTLE COAL STRIKE   Government May Seize Struck Farm Equipment Plants

U.S. FACED WITH NEW THREATS Ot WORK STOPPAGES    Chicago Stock Yards May Be Closed as Result of  inher Disoutes

OFFICIALS MAP PLAN FOR COAL SESSION FRIDAY   Shutdown Looms for Chicago Stockyards; Trouble in Ford Motor

COMPROMISE IN COAL DISPUTE SEEN PROBABLE   Seizure Of Farm Equip~ ment Plants, Unless Agreement Reached

Another Strike at Stock Yards Is Threatened      Ford Co. Also Facing Renewed Troubles; Allis Area Quiet

U.S. MAY SEIZE FARM MACHINE MANUFACTURIES   Also Hopes to Prevent Soft Coal Strike on Monday

U.S. OFFICIALS GET READY T0 TALK TO LEWIS   Chicago Stockyards Shutdown Threatened By Stock Handlers

Action Planned To Halt Strike in Farm Piants   U. S. WORKERS IDLE IN STRIKES SHOW DECREASE

Leather Industry - Freed From Price  Ceiling Shackles   Porter Orders Action After Steelman Gives OK From White House

Threats Of New Work Stoppages Harass Nation   Stockyards Tieup Looms In Chisago: Mayor Appeals For Resumption Of Naevotiations In AC Strike

Stockyards At Chicago May Be Shut By Strike   Ford Stoppage Threatens Also; Soft Coal Confer ee a

STOCK VARDS THREATENEL   Stockhandlers May Strike If Wage Demands Are Not Met

New Threats of Strikes Appear   Chicago Stock Yards Threatened with ShutDown of Operations

LABOR FRONT FACES THREAT OF STOPPAGES   Shutdown ef Operations Of Chicago Stock Yards Possible Any Time After Midnight   ANOTHER FORD DISPUTE

Threats Of New Strikes UpInAir   However, Parley With Lewis Tops Labor Front

Government May Seize Harvester Equipment Plant   Action Could Follow Company Refusal to Attend Settlement Talks   NO PROGRESS SEEN  IN COAL DISPUTE   Union-Operator Session to Receive Compromise ~ Contract Proposal

Stock Yards Strike Threatens; Officials Await Lewis Talks   Nation Sets Record fo Man-Hours Lost in  Past Nine Months

U. 8. Acts to End Farm Equipment And Coal Disputes   - Number of Workers Idied By Strikes Is Under 400,000

Federal Action Planned To Try To End Strikes  Parlay Set In Two tAeior Difficulties

Washington Hotel Strike Reported Settled Today   New Threats Of Work Stoppages Appear, However, As _ Government Maps Plans To Meet With John L, Lewis Hopeful Of Averting Coal Mine Walkout

LABOR FRONT MAING MORE STRIKE WARS   Chicago Stockyard Handlers Threaten; Coa! Talks Up Tomorrow.

Strike Situation Reported to Be Well in Control  West Allis Walkout In 184th Day

LABOR FRONT ACTIVE: LEWIS IS WINNING, THREATS MADE, SHIPS SAIL, AS MANY IDLE

FEDERAL MOVES TAKEN TO AVOID MINERS STRIKE   Compromise Proposal Drafted; Farm Equipment Plants May Be Seized

Lewis Wins Opener With  Government   Mine Chief To Meet With Federal Officials Tomorrow

U.S. Action  ls Sought in Allis Strike   Plea to Schwellenbach; 30-Day Strike Notice To Confront Ford.

NEW WORK TIEUPS DARKEN LABOR FRONT   Auto Workers To File Strike Notice On Ford

THREATEN WAVE OF NEW STRIKES OVER NATION   Employes May Walk Out Aj Chicago Stock Yards, Ford Motor Plant

Security Council Fails  To End Row Over Greece   French Foreign Minister Says UNO Board ‘Very Close’ to Solution of Dispute Before Sudden Adjournment Until Today

UNO Deadlocked On Soviet-British Feud   Security Council Is Claimed Near Solution On Situation In Greece

French Foreign Minister Reports Solution Is Near   Bevin, Vishinsky Ask Gov. ernments for Instructions on Compromise   BIG FIVE DELEGATES HOLD SECRET SESSION   Informal Meeting Fails To Produce Accord on Greek Question

Says Solution Of UN Crisis ‘Very Close’   But Council Adjourns Day Without Settling British-Soviet Dispute

U.N. 0. Group Fails to End Dispute   British, Russian Ministers Seek Instructions

UNO Fails tc Settle Russ, British Fight   Council Adjourn: But Solution Declared Near

DISPUTE HAS SOLUTION   Russia and Britain Are Likely to Agree Over Greek Problems

Dispute of Russia And Britain Still Is Not Settlee  Butile Over magia Troops in n Gre eece Still

Inability To Reach Terms Held Serious   UNO Council Adjourns Suddenly Until This  Afternoon

Big 5 Powers Fail to Solve Greek Dispute   Agreement ‘Very Close,’ French Delegate Says

UNTIL TODAY  UNO Council Adjourns After Failing to Settle Dispute

BRITISH-RUSSIAN ROW OVER GREECE STILL UNSETTLEL   Security Council Adjourns Without Finding Solution After Two-Hour Secret: Session.   SYRIA AND LEBANON FILE A COMPLAINT   Charge British and French Troops Are Menace to Peace in Levant and Ask Their Evacuation.

UNO Adjourns Atter Failure To Meet Crisis   Greek Dispute Haunting Success of Embryo Peace Council

Breach on Greece Question hy UNO  Near Solution’ But Big Five Fail  In Secret Session T. Mabe Sattlament

‘11-Member Security Council Adjourns Without  Solution   SYRIA AND LEBANON FILE OBJECTIONS

Solution is said to  be close Reitich and Ries   British and Russ seek compromise

BRITISH TROOPS ISSUE STYMIES BIG 5 POWERS   Syria, Lebanon Ask For Removal Of Troops From Levant

GREEK ISSUE UNSOLVED BY UNO COUNCIL   Adjournment Is Taker Without Accord On Soviet Charges

INSPECTION OF BIKINI LAGGON iS POSTPONED   May Take Japanese Battleshiy Nagato Out To Sea To. Be Sunk

Contaminated Waters Holding Up Close Check Of Results  Of Bikini Bomb.

He Gives Air Forces More Responsibility Than Navy Wanted; Navy Plan on Marines

‘Proposal Favors Army On Three  Of Four Issues   Twelve-point Plan Calls For Single Cabinet Post And Equal Rank for Air

Single Cabinet Officer Would  Head Services   Plan Contemplates More Responsibility For Aviation Branch

Single Cabinet Officer Urged; Air Forces To Get More Power   Over-All Military Chief Ruled out by President: Marine Corps To Be Retained

TWO SERVICES ENDORSE NEW UNITY SET-UP   12- POINT PROGRAM SENT TO CONGRESS BY PRESIDENT

President Truman Announces Wis Decision For Unification. Leans Toward Arny s

President Fixes Merger Policy Of Army, Navy   Marine Corps Remains Under Naval Control

Decision Is Considered Army Victory   Both Departments To Be Under One Cabinet Officer

Notorious Bank  Robber Captured   Mike Quinn, Long Sought Caught In Chicago Without Fight

Irving Believes North Pole sShortest Commercial Route From London To Japan

Solon Says Trieste Area Must Be Free:  Connally Asks Reds ~To Keep Agreement

Free Trieste Desirable, Senator Connally Tells Paris Conference In Answer To Reds

Sen. Connally Demands Free Trieste Pact   World Peace Ie Declares  “More Important Than Thopmttnpe?

Connally Asks” Adherence To Trieste Plan   Delegate Says That World Peace is More Important Than Territory

Connally Asks Soviets to Support Pact   Warns Conference That Trieste Must Be Free Area

Sen. Connally Demands Trieste Be Free From Both Italy, Yugoslavs

Connally Urges Russia To Stand By Trieste Pact   senator Declares Fre Territory ‘Must In Fact Be Free”

 AVALANCHE-JOURNAL :  ALL BEPARTMENTS   Solon Says Trieste Area Must Be Free:  Connally Asks Reds To Keep Agreement

TRIESTE PACT SHOULD STAND   Urges Soviet Accept Tt As Pace  Deavamnunt

Connally Says U.S. Asks For Free Triesle   Warns Confsrence Pauce Mort ‘Taip o7tunt False Pride Or” Terits.¥ —

300 ON TOUR OF CITY'S 3 NEW INDUSTRIES   Mattooners Crowd Five Buses and Caravan of Autos

CITY'S 3 NEW INDUSTRIES   Mattooners Crowd Five Buses and Caravan of Autos

MEN ENLISTING IN THE ARMY CAN NO LONGER CHOOSE ARE!   “CHANGING” MILITARY SITUATION RESPONSIBLE FOR ‘ NEW ORDER OF WAR DEPARTMENT

PRESIDENT SAIS FROM BERMUDA N HGMEWARD CRUISE   Chief Executive’s Yacht Due at Washington Navy  Yard Monday

President Truman Ends Vacation in Bermuda, Heads for White House

Publisher, After Tour Of War Areas, Sees Peace, Of A Sort, For 25 Years

Migratory Whooping Crane Doesn't Care a Whoop for Travel Anymore

ClO AND PAC LOOK TO 1948   START NOW TO KEEP GOP OUT OF WHITE HOUSE

Hope to Evolve Program te Keop White House Democratle and Re turn Democrats to Power in Congress,

PAC Begins Drive To Block Election Of GOP Presiden   Murray and Kroll Schedule . Washington Parley With CIO. Chiefs

RYTI SENTENCED TO PRISON TERM   Former Finnish President and Atte Manvirtod

Finnish Wartime Leaders Sentenced   Former President Given 10 Years at Hard Labor

Finns’ War Leaders Are Sent to Jail   “Former “President Ryti_ Imprisoned: For 10 Years

Agrees on Terms With Two Firms  Lake Tanker Seamen Ordered Back to Jobs

NMU, Standard In Agreement   48 Hour Work Week On Lakes is Decided

Two Companies in N. M. U. Pact   Standard Oil, Indiana. and Bethlehem Sign 44-48 Hour Accord

NMU SHIP WORKERS PUT 0. K. ON PAGT   Agreement With Standart Oil May Be Pattern

Tanker Seamen Return To Work   First Break Comes In Shipping Strike

DRAFT FIGHT IN EXTRA INNINGS      Both Sides Are Given Chance To Air Final Arauments

UNRRA Delegates To Meet March 15 At Atlantic City  Group to Seek. Means To Apportion Short Food Sunnlv Fairly

MILK INDUSTRY MAY YET BE SAFE   Nation-Wide Movement For Higher Prices Begins to Show Results.

Administration May Announce Program Today   Compromise Designed to Spur Production, Reports Indicate

Officials Attempt To Work Out Compromise Plan To Spur Butter And Cheese Output

Wun. Bonsall, Politician, Dies of Beating   Battered Body Found i Driveway; Evidence of Terrific Struggle

Police Seek Slayer Of Wealthy Attorney   William Bonsall Bludgeoned To Death With Six Foot Pipe After Struggle

Political Leader Beaten to Death in Hollywood After Fierce Struggle

Four Persons  Hurt In Crash   Head-On Collision Occurs Wednesday Evening In Highland Heights Area   PERSONS INJURED FROM GREENVILLE

Drink-Crazed Man Is Slain in Batile With Law  Five-Hour Siege in Tavern

Police Win Siege Of Denver Tavern   Five-Hour Battle Ends In Operator's Death

Drink-Crazed Mar Is Slain in Battle With Law   Five -Hour Siege in Tavern Watched by Yamily

AN CLUBS PLAN FOR EXTENSIONS   Leaders Hold Meeting Here to Schedule Activities for Current Year

Shifts In President's _ Official Family Hinge On Fate Of OPA Bill

Bowles, Porter May Resign . Federal J obs  a  ce oo ce   Decisions May Hinge On Fate ef OPA Bill  In Senate This Week

New Shifts Hinge on Fate  Of OPA Bill   Bowles, Porter Will Resign If Amended Measure Is Approved

Six-Point Program Urged For Speeding GI Release:   Eisenhower Says ‘Vital’ Overseas Operations Must Be Dropped if Army Strength Drops

LOWERING OF PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS INCLUDED IN JOHNSON'S PLAN—EISEN- ’  HOWER ISSUES = WARNING

OFFERS &-POINT PLAN TO SPEED UP DISCHARGES   Sen. Johnson Outlines Program as Committee Splits

Retailers Ask Law Ki ixing Price Rises   Approve Increases But Want Assurances Yn Black and White’

OPA’S LIBERALIZED POLICY DOWN IN BLACK AND WHITE:   A Spokesman for the Nation’s Merchants Asked Congress For Action.   WOULD RAISE PRICES   May Have a Raise of 15 Per Cent and Probably 18% Per Cent.

WANT CONGRESS 10 DIRECT OPA   Merchants Urge Legislation On Liberalized Price Policy

Liberalized Plan Sought   Merchants Request   Merchants Request Definite OPA Move

Retailers Ask Written Poliey   Say Price Index May Have to Rise by 15 Or More Per Cent:

Retailers Ask Congress Set Price Increases  Stimulation Of Preduction Aim

MERCHANTS ASK  MERCHANTS ASK CONGRESS 10 LIBERALIZE OPA   Spokesman Calls For Black and White  Aaency Policy

Retailers Ask Change In Law  On OPA Policy   Want To Keep Price Controls, But Disagree On Practices

RETAILERS ASK CODE FOR OPA   Want Liberal Policy Put ir “Black and White” To Ease Merchants.

Legislate in ‘Black, White,’ Merchants Ask   Statement Made By American Retailers Federation

Cleanup’ Men Return To 46 GM Factories   Hope Fades For Early Settlement For Westinghouse

CLEANUP CREWS RETURN TO G-M   Company Warns Unions Tc Speed Settlement Of Local Issues

Maintenance MenReturn to Jobs In 46 GM Plant:   Fighting Breaks Out at East Pittsburgh Westinghouse Factory

Washington Is Picked As Site   Recommendation Seen as American Delegation Victory

Veterans Administration Requisitions Musical Instruments For Vets

India Clans In Fierce But Brief Battles   Casualties Raised to 200 Dead, 600 Hurt

LOADING SHIPS FOR EXPEDITION   Naval Party Expects T: Sail Sometime Next  Montk

Ships Being Leaded For Their Dash to South Pole Regions   Expedition in Planning t Leave Sometime During  Month of December

KOREAN REDS PLOTTING TO DRIVE  'US OUT, ACCORDING TO DOCUMENT  i; Confiscated Paper Bares Plan to Welcome Russians

Korean Communists Piax ned to Oust Yank Forces and Weleome Soviet Red Army

Disclose Plot To Drive U. S. Out Of Korea   Communists Then Would Welcome Red Army Forces From North

Senate Delays Draft Debate   3 Selective Service Méasures Await Action; Stop-gap Expires July 1

Draft Now Would End July First   Senate Biil Would Extenc It a Year, and Draft  Teeu-age Youths

Terrific Blast in Coal Mine   Seventy-five Miners Miraculously Saved: Fate of 192 Others Is Still Doubtful

1) WORKERS, SOME BADLY HURT, SAVED   Fate of Remaining Men Is Not Yet Known—Explosion Occurs in a Coal Mine on the Outskirts of Welch, W. Va.

STRIFE GROWS AS GREEK KING PLANS RETURN   Monarch Is Schedulec To Reach Capital On Saturday

Greece Prepares To Welcome King  Grim Atmosphere Of Watchfulness Seen

Turbulent Greece Prepares for King   George Due to Reach Grim Capital Saturday

Greek King May Return Home Saturday   Five More Villages Captured by Bands Out of Yugoslatia

GREECE READY TO GREET KING ON HIS RETURN   George II Due To Come To Athens, Saturday From Long Exile

GREECE PREPARES TO WELCOME KINC   Monarch’s Departure From London Reported Delayed—Rebels Control Sume States tn North

Greece Expects King George II Back Saturday  Elaborate Preparation _Get Underway To Wel come Raturnina Ruler

Western Stockmen Are Getting Rid of Pest Fast With New Weapon Which Sprays Animal's Mouth With Poison, Finishes Him in Big Hurry

Coyote-Getter, Novel Cyanide Gun, Spells Trouble for Predator   Western Stockmen Are Getting Rid of Pest Fas! With New Weapon Which Sprays Animal's Mouth With Poison, Finishes Him in Big Hurry

Daily Washington Merry-Go-Round   DERGW PRARSUN SATS: TRUMAN'S EX-NAVAL AIDE SEEKS NAVAL PENSION: SOVIET EMBASSY SUUNNED BY U.S. BRASS HATS: GO. ERING, BE GQGICLEARED RIARE Eo PEER BATE

INCREASE IN SUGAR RATION POSSIBLE LATE IN SPRING   OPA SPOKESMAN SAYS, THERE Is NO CHANCE TO END RATIONING THIS YAR

MAY INCREASE SUGAR RATION NEXT SPRING.   Question Hinges on Results of Crop : ‘in Caribbean . ~

Don’t Sweeten Your Coffee Too Much, but:  Sugar Ration Increase Hinted by OPA

FEAR-VIOLENCE IN PITTSBURGH   POLICE ESCORTS BEING FU NISHED TRUCK DRIVERS IN DISPUTE BETWEEN « ij UNIONS

WUMAN MELD UN CHARGE OF MURDER  Mrs. Helena L. Pollard, Col. ored, Held for Action of  The Grand Jury  'IS NOW IN CO. PRISOD

GED WITH MURDER, HELD FOR GRAND JURY   Mrs. Helena Pollard’s Spouse Was the Victim   STORY OF PISTOL DUEL

Lehman Bids for Labor Support in Autumn Electior   Next Session of Congress Will Be Fateful for Workers, He Says

ag SRNR ae III 5° i ae Sa Se 2 a mene eae WILL CELEBRATE  ONE OF THEIR BEST -CHRISTMAS’S IN “JAIL”

Family Home Now County Jail   Family Of Seven Move Into County Jail When Evicted

Group of Christmas Stories   CHRISTMAS IN JAIL   GETS LIGHT AGAIN

Raids On Files Confirmed By Mead’s Group   ‘Names Known’ in Attempt to Forestall Garsson Profits Expose

a  Mead Committee Confirms Report Of Daring Raid On Garsson Files

Daring Attempt ‘Made To Halt Combine Expose   Mead Committee Says It Has Names Of Individuals Involved: FBI Called In

New Developments In Inquiry ....  Senate Committee Has Names Of Prowlers Who Got Into Garsson Files

I'BI Develops Inquiry Into Files Ritling   Names of Individuals Involved Reported  Known, But Withheld “For the Time Being”

Looting of Records of Mead Committee Is Confirmed Today   Names of Persons Involved Known: FBI Takes Over Run Down

Aitempt Made To Forestall Profit Prohers   FBI AGENTS NOW SEEK LOOTER OF WAR FILES

Identity Of Mead  File Tamperers Is ‘Known, Solon Says   Disclosure Withheld for  resent; Some = Files Taken and Not Re. turned.

Mead Committee Confirms Raid On Probe Files  Identity Of Guilty Reportedly Known

Attempt to Block Probe Is Revealed      Tampering With Files Said Daring Move to Thwart Inquiry Into War-Time Muuitions Combine

Looting of Files in Garsson Case Linder FBI Study   War Profits Probe May Widen Scope Of Fraud inquiry

Attempt Is Made To Stifle  Probers   Garsson Munitions Investigation   Was Stalled

F. .B. I. Set on Trail of Prowler; Further Assistance Is Promised

PROBERS SAY THEY KNOW INDIVIDUALS WHO LOOTED FILES   Daring Attempt Made to Forestall Investigation of Mun tions Combine

Daring Attempt At Forestalling CombineProbe Nears Solution   FRI Agents Trail Midnight Prowler Who. Looted Files

Disclose Attempt Made to Forestall Munitions Expose   Senate Committee Put FBI on Trail of Those Who Looted Investigation Files

Daring Plan To Forestall Probe Exposed   Lindsay Warren To Lend Probers “Ablest” Auditors

Daring Attempt Made to Forestall Garsson Expose Names of Individuals Involved Known

SENATE PROB OF GARSSON CONTINUES   Disclose Attempt To Fore. stall Munitions Case   Has Names Of Individuals Involved: Important Documents Missing

MEAD GROUP HOLDS NAMES OF RAIDERS   FBI Formally Takes Over Investigation Of Looting of Records

Know Individuals in Garsson Plot   Investigators Set  FBI on Hot Trail

Identity Of Mead File Tamperers Is _   Known, Solon Say:   Disclosure Withheld for Present; Some Files ‘Taken. and Not Returned.

Prowler Knows Committee Says;  FBI Takes Trail   Senate Probers Disclose Files In Garsson Case Looted

ARMY TO SEEK SPEED MARKS   Readies Two Plenes For Double Attack On Air Records

Wallace To Campaign For Democrats   Deposed Secretary Hopes To Lay Ground work For Presiden tial Aspirations.

Wallace to Campaign for Party . With Eve on Presidential Election

WALLACE EYES WHITE HOUSE   WILL CAMPAIGN WITH 1948 AND 1952 IN VIEW

Wallace To Take. Democrat Stump  ‘Ousted Secretary To Campaign For Party

WALLA TO TAKE STUMP FOR PARTY   Will Speak for Candidates Whom He Considers as Having Good Record

Hy. Wallace To Campaign For Demos   READY SPEAK FOR PARTY DESPITE FACT THAT HE WAS DISCHARGED.

Wallace to Speak For Democrats   Ousted Member of Truman Cabinet to Stick to His Party

WALLACE WILL AID DEMOCRATS   Ousted Secretary Believed To Have Eye On 1948 And 1952 Elections

Wallace Will Stump for Demos, with Eve on ‘48 and ‘52 Presidential Races

State Relief Funds Low   Only Enough Left For Payments for  About Two Months

Capture Ends 1 Day Honeymoor   Couple Taken After Kidnaping New Jersey State Trooper

Jersey Manhunt Ends Honeymoor   Fugitive Is Taken After Chase, Gunplay

GRAB FUGITIVE AND HIS BRIDE   Escaped Convict And 16Year Old Bride Of One Day Captured In New Jersey.

{ouple Is Taken By Jersey Trooper   Escaped Convict and Bride Captured After Day of Honeymoon.

Seize Newlyweds After Kidnaping   Jersey State Trooper EscapesUnder Hail OF  Bullets From

HOLD KIDNAPER AFTER MANHUNT   Capture Ends New Jersey's Biggest Search Since Lindhernh Cacs.

_-_HONEYMOON ENDS IN ARREST—  Escaped Convict And Young Bride Captured

MOSCOW ASKS FOR TWO  PROVINCES ON SEACOAST   LEADING TO THE DARDANELLES

Seacoast Areas In Dardanelles Region Sought   Early Break in Soviet Impasse Believed Likely

Custodians in St. . Louis Schools to Walk Out Monday  141 Public Schools Wi   141 Public Schools Will Probably Close Says Board President

ST. LOUIS FACES SCHOOL STRIKE   CUSTODIANS TO GO OUT MON. DAY—I4L BUILDINGS EXPECTED TO CLOSE.

SCHOOL STRIKE: HITS MISSOURI   90, 000° Students. May Be cor  1 Vocation after Matrons  _Walk Out Monday

Deshon Purchase Up to Board   No Word Yet to Hospital Board by VA on Deshon

Drive Started On ‘Gougers’   Labor Union Asks Valley Citizens’ Aid

Dean Acheson Says This Is No Time For Trial or Error   Undersecretary of State Warns Nation in Address Delivered at Bryn Mawr

EXPECT MINE UNION DEMAND FOR ROYALTY   10c Payment Is Likely Issue in Drafting New Contract

LEWIS WILL DRAFT MINERS’ DEMANDS   Industry Thinks Royalty Question Will Be Presented This Year

UMW Committee Will Draw Lines For Wage Battle   ‘ewis's Policy Group Wil Draft Demands at Meeting Today

Lewis meets with miners for planning  Settlement of 3 jeenes eeeenthal

Lewis’ Miners To Draft New Demands Today   Royalty, Shorter Week, Foreman Unionizing  May Be Included

UMW To Draft Demands Upon Coal Officials   Miners to Prepare Issues Against Bituminous Operators

Royalty, Shorter Week And Unionization Of Supervisors Are Expected Terms

Georgia-Official Checks on Charge Of Klan Flogging   Negro Navy Veteran Says Hooded Order Beat Him At Gun Point

Spanish, Veto Issues  Face UN Discussion   51-Nation Body to Convene Sept, 23 At W orld’s Fair Site at Flushing: Palestine Question Not on Agenda

Spanish Case, Veto Power on Agenda  for U.N. O. Sessions  Cl Naetinn Manarer] Recamhly in Convane   51-Nation General Assembly to Convene Sept. 23 at Flushing Fair Site for First Session on United States Soil

KEM’S MAJORITY OVER FRANK BRIGGS APPROACHES 60,000   In Next to the Largest G. O I) Majority In History of Missouri,   A.M. HYDE'S WAS LARGER   For First Time In 75 Years Both Missouri Senators Will Be Republicans,

2 MEN FOUND SLAIN IN CAR   Killings at Pittsburgh Are Termed Gang Slayings By Detectives

Mrs. Roosevelt Sees Citizenry Becoming Indianant over Lifting of War Control

REPORT ONE JACKSONVILLE FIRM WITH $600 INVESTMENT. MADE ' MILLIONS IN PROFITS 

KAISER CLAIMS SAVING TO U.S.   Shipbuilder Informs House Group of Alleged Plant Discrimination

DEM LEADERS BATTLE DELAYS ON LOAN ACTION   Senate to Vote This Afternoon on Three Billion for Britain

Fight Delaying Actions... . Administration Scents Victory In Battle For British Loan Approval

Havoc MountsIn Japan In Wake of Tremendous  Quake and Tidal Waves

Disastrous Shock Rip: '60,000 Square Miles   6 Tidal Waves Roll Ashore, Taking Lives of Hundreds; Areas Isolated

Havoc Wrought ° - Over Big Area   Reports Are Fragmentary 3 American Soldiers Said Safe

Severe Tidal Wave Sweeps Wide Area   World’s Most Violent Tremor Takes Toll of Dead ,[niured

Americans Hope To Identify 3 Skeletons   Rescue Party On Way to Lololand

ONE RELEASED. FROM SERVICES ow &§ DISCHARGED   Three Included in the List Are From the Navy, and Three From The Army. 

—HONGRABLY DISCHARGED   List Includes Men From The Navy, Marines and The Army.

ONE RELEASED; FIVE RECEIVE ~ DISCHARGES   List Received Today In cludes Servicemen From , the Army, Navy and the ! Coast Guards

Four Marines Killed in Chinese Clash   Report Communist Troops Attacked U.S. Truck Convoy

Truck Convoy Attacked, Leathernecks Return Fire; 16 Men Seriously Injured

Four Marines Killed in Chinese Clash  Report Communist   Report Communist Troops Attacked U.S. Truck Convoy

Telephone Strike Inevitable, Union  Counsel Declares   Mayer Says Walkout Will Go On Regardless of Negotiation Results   GROUPS PREPARED TO ACT TOMORROW   Wage Formulas Discussed At 14-Hour Conference Ending at 2 a. m.

U.S. Phone Strike Tomorrow; Local Service Probable   “Truce Prior to Railway Walkout Expected

U, S¥A-BOMB THEFT ‘ATTEMPT REPORTED   Chairman Declines To Nami Nations Involved

Spies Seek U.S. Atomic Bomb Secret   House Un-American and Other Government Groups Conducting Investigations

FOREIGN AGENTS TRYING TO STEAL A-BOMB SECRETS   Committee Probing Un-American Activities Tells Theft Attempt

Efforts To Get Dafa Revealed By Commiffee   American People May Be Involved,  Gnakecmman Save

Lengthy Probe Is Made by House Group   Federal Agencies Are Co-Operating on Problem, Wood Says

SECRET PROBE. CONDUCTED BY HOUSE GROUE   ‘ COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN REVEALS "fN) VESTIGATOR. SPENT SEVERAL WEEKS     AT OAK. RIDGE” .PLANT.

~~ Bomb-Seeret   House Committee Reveals Activities of Foreign Agents In This Country

Spies in U. S. Seek A-Bomb   Theft Attempt Bared By House Committee

Foreign Agents Are Accused by Committee Chiet   Nations Involved in Theft Attempts Are Not Named by Solon

House Probe Committee Says Foreign Agents . After Atomic Secrets _

Foreign Agents Trying to Steal America’s Atom Bomb Secrets   Chairman of House Committee on Un-American Activities Discloses Theft Attempt; Declines To:Name Nations Involved: Probe Continues

Agents Trying to Steal Atom Bomb   House Committee Finds Theft Attempt Made  Qn American Secrets

Foreign Agents Trying To Steal A-Bomb Secrets’   Committee Tells O: Theft Attempt

SPIES SEEKING ATOM SECRETS   Theft Attempt By Foreign Agents Told By UnAmerican Committee

TRYING TO STEAL AMERICA’S ATOM BOMB SECRETS:   Report of House Committ: Investigating Un-Americoy Activities.   FOREIGN AGENTS WoOlh   Investigation Has Disclosed the Theft Attempt, Chai: man Wood Says,

PHILIPPINE PEASANTS CONTINUE TO BATTLE   Military Police Use Mortars On Natives

PANTHERS STILL PACE EXPRESS CAR; TRAINER WILL TRY TO RE-CAGE THEM

EL PASO HAS A PROBLEM  Panthers Pace and Pant As Trainer Is Delayed

ll Reported Killed in Blast   Explosion Wrecks Laundry Ja Greenville < fr

Senate Unit Backs Allen Nomination   Vote Is 14-5 for Choice Of President’s Aide For Job in RFC.

George A llen Gets Approval  For REC Post   Nomination Of Edwin Pauley, However, Still In Doubt

ICKES MAY QUIT, OBSERVERS FEEL   Allen Receives 0. K. From Senate Banking Group

Allen is Given Approval By a Vote of 14105   To Retain Jobs With 25 Corporations as Director of RFC

Ickes Might Resign Since Truman Sticks   Former Secretary Of Demo National Committee's Name Goes To Senate.   PAULEY Is ¥ BACK E D

Ickes May Resign: 'President’s Stand   Truman’ s Loy alty. To ~ Pauley Seen Leatne To Break.

Tckes Likely To Bow Out Over Dispute   Resignation Seen As Truman Voices -Confidence in Paule

Committee Puts 0.K. On Allen For RFC Post   Lawmokers See Ickes’ Resignation As Result Of Truman’s Support Of Edwin Pauley

Senate Banking Group Approves George Allen   President to Stand by Pauley

SOME EXPECT ICKES TO QUIT OVER PAULEY   Truman’s Support Of Nominee Seen  As Blow To Ickes

Ickes May Quit Over Truman's Pauley Stand   President's Siding With Nominee Heid Blow At Secretary

Allen 0. K.’d By Committee For RFC Post   Truman Indorsement Of Pauley May Cause Sec. Ickes To Resign.

Committee Vote Favors George Allen   For Director of RFC; Ickes May Resign as Trumen Backs Pauley Nomination

Truman Sides — ‘With Pauley In Political Dispute   Certain Defeat Seen For Californian’: Appointment To High Naval Post

PRESIDENT’S OK OF ED PAULEY SHARP REBUFF   Act: on Intercepted As ‘No-Confidence’  Indication

CONFIRMATION F RFC HEAD S EXPECTED   Senate Committee Votes To Give Favorable Report To Nomination of George Allen   HCKES IS IN HOT SPOT

Truman Nominee For RFC Okayed  NO CONFIRMATION YET ON OILMAN PAULEY

COMMITTEE OK'S RFC NOMINATION   ALLEN EXPECTED TO WIN APPROVAL ON SENATE FLOOR

Committee Gives OK To Truman Choice   Allen Acceptable As RFC Director; Hint Ickes Mav Qiult Pact

THINK ICKES MAY RESIGN POST SOON   Action Expected in Congressional Circles as a Result of Truman’s Determination to Stand by Pauley.

Ickes May Quit As Aftermath Of  Pauley Incident   Hot Political Dispute Rages Over Naming

RUMOR ICKES MAY QUIT OVER PAULEY FEUD   Believe Truman’s Support for Nominee Will Lead to Resignation

Secretary of interior May Quit His Pos'   Truman Sticking To Pauley May Lead Ickes to Resign Soon

Resignation of Ickes Is Hinted   Truman's Determined Backing of Pauley Called Slap

Doubt Ickes Will Retain Cabinet Post   Pauley Incident Expected to Lead to Early Retirement

Allen, Truman Adviser, Wins 0. K. Of Committee For RFC Director   Confirmation Appears Assured; Lawmakers See Ickes’ Resignation As Possible Result Of Truman Support For Pauley

President's Aide Ok'd for REC. Post   Allen Wins Committee Approval; Ickes May Quit in Pauley Row

Favorable Vote Cast For Allen   Nomination As Head Of Reconstruction Finance Corporation Approved By Senate Committee

Administration, Aides Con: fident of ‘Eventual Gon-E Presi        dential Ady   Resignation OF “Ickes Possible   Truman’s Stand In Pauley Case Stirs Congressional: . Speculation Seereiary Might Retire

Bank Group’s Vate 14 To 5  For Nominee   Report Ickes May Resign After Truman’s Remarks on Pauley

Senate Group Okays Allen As RFC Head   Senate Committee Gives Favorable Report by 15-5 Vote Margin

Report Favors Allen As Choice To Direct RFC   Seeretary Ickes May Quit As Protest To Truman’s Insistence On Pauley

SENATE GROUP IN FAVOR OF OK FOR © ALLEN NOMINATION   Banking Committee to Give Favorable Report on Presidential Adviser Allen as Director of BR. FEF. Cc.

Lawmakers See Resignatior Of Ickes Possible Because Truman Still Backs Pauley

Truman Adviser Backed  By Body     Senators Approve Allen; Ickes May Leave Office

TRUMAN'S AIDE HAS APPROVAL - FOR RFG POS)   George E. Allen'Would Become Director—But Pauley’s in For Long Fight

Ickes May Resign ‘As Consequence Of 'President’s Stand   Truman's Loyalty To!  Pauley Seen Leading To Breah.

GROUP VOTES IN FAVOR OF ALLEN   Would Give Up $28,000 Job to Take $10,000 U. S. Post

Traman‘s Support of Pauley Despite Ickes’ Opposition May Cause Latter to Quit ~

Allen Approved As RFC Director By Senate Group   However, Nomination Of Edwin W. Pauley Remains In Doubt

ICKES SILENT ON RUMORS HE MAY QUIT POS]   Vardaman Appoint ment to Be Studied By Committee

Eventual Confirmation of Allen for RFC Predicted; Interior Secretary May Quit

George Allen, Truman Aide,  Will Get Post   Senate Committee By 14-5 Margin Votes Its Approval

MATTER GOES TO SENATE: COMMITTEE OK'S ALLEN; ‘AST STICKS BY PAULEY

Nomination of George E. Allen Wins Approval   Senate Banking Group Votes 14-5 Recommend His Confirmation  By Full Senate

Supreme Court Voids  Hawaii Army Ruling  Walda Wil saenexs Fleexweninwd g'..2]   Holds Military Usurped Civil Functions, Frees Defendants

NAZI PLAN TO QUERY CHURCHILL REJECTED   Court Turns Down Move Tc Call Allied Leaders

JURY REFUSES NAZI PLEA FOR WITNESSES   Request For Allied Leader: Called Impossible

Churchill and Daladier Will Not Testify At War. Crimes Trial; Deny Plea

Exemption Of 18-Year-Olas Being Hinted   Compromise Likely In Tug-Of-War Over Teen-Age Draft

Extension of Draft Voted By Senate   Teen Age Provision Perils House Approval; Compromise Age Likely

BATTLE LOOMS IN CONGRESS ON DRAFT BILL   Senate Disagrees With House on Induction of Teen-Agers

HOUSE, SENATE ARE BRACED FOR BIG TUG OF WAP   Indications Are that 18-Year Olds May Be Exempt From Selective Service,  19-Year Olds Left  In.

Conaress Fight Shapes Up on Teen Age Draft   Two Chambers Poles Apart on Service Issue

19 Year Age Limit May Compromise  Deadlock On Draft   House, Senate Far Apart On Continuation Plans

Compromise May Result Over Draft   Senate and House May Agree to Draft 19-Year-Old, And  Exempt Those in 18-Year Age Group.

House, Senate Face Struggle Over Teen-Age  Draft Proviso   Compromise Hinted Possible To Allow Service. By 19’ ers

May Exempt 18-Year-Olds, Draft Those 19  Compromise On Draft Extension, Pov-Rise Meocure

Tug of War  Begins over Teen Draft   Compromise by Taking Only 19-Year-olds Is Hinted.

Drafting Plan Waives Boys Of 18 Years   Compremise Hinted In Congressional Struggle on Issue

19-Year-Olds May Be Inducted And Men 18 Exempted   Seen As Possible ComPromise for Divergent Senate and House Bills.

House and Senate Far From Agreed On Draft Details   Likely Compromise May See Youths 19 Declared Eligible

HOUSE, SENATE BATTLE DUE ON TEEN-AGE ISSHE   Senators Send Measure ‘to Lower Chamber With 18-19 Age Induction

Compromise on Teen-Age Draft Is Being Sought   19-Year-Olds May Be Made Eligible and Those of 18 Exempted Under Compromise Plar

HOUSE, SENATE AT ODDS OVER TEEN-AGE DRAFT  Two Chambers D3. Ree Che

Poles Apart ‘On Drafting Of Teen-Agers   Hints Of Compromise Making 19-Year- Olds Eligible And Exempting Those Of 18

Congressional Tug of War Over Draft  Minimum Age Loom:   Compromise Making 19. Year-Old Eligible May Be Result

SHOWDOWN ON DRAFT AGE UP TH CONFEREES   Senate Wants Teen-Agers ir Army; House Woild Keep Youths Out.

House, Senate Get Set for Draft Fight   Compromise Hinted To Make NineteenYear-Olds Eligible,  Exempt Lower Ages

BITTER BATTLE SEEN ON DRAFT OF TEEN-AGERS   Senate Votes For Inductior But House Opposes As Committee Gets Bill

 sax ‘House- -Senate  In Tug Of War  On Dr aft Bil   Hints of Compromise Made Making 19-Year-Olds Eligible and Exempting Those of 18

Compromise Is Seen On Teen Age Inductions   Hint Making 19-YearOlds Eligible, Exempting Youths of 18

Teen-age Draft Is Again Made Maior Issue   Senate Acticn Throws Entire Question Into Hands of Conferees

SENATE AND HOUSE STILL FAR ASUNDER ON DRAFT AGE   Senate Restores Teen-Age Call As Bill Goes To  Conference Group

HOUSE, SENATE MULLING OVER DRAFT ACTION   Solons Hint of Compromise Exempting 18 - Year - Old Youths from Service

House, Senate Far Apart On Draft Act   Conferees to Decide Extension Plans Before Month’s End

As Solons Brace for Tug of War Over Dratt, There 's Talk Youths, 19, May Be Called, Those IS Exempted.

BATTLE RAGES ON TEEN- AGE QUESTION   Bottom Age Limit Of 19 Is Believed Likely   Must Be Adjusted Before June 30 When Present Law Expires

House And’ ‘enate Battle: Over Resuming: Teen-Age Draft: Compromise Hinted

House And Senate May Compromise  On Taking 19-Year-Olds In Draft

Compromise May Be Reached fo Exemp! Those 18 Years Old   Both Branches Agreed On Banning Induction of Fathers, 18 Months Limit

DRAFT ACE LIMIT MAY BE SET AT 19   House and Senate Are Far Apart on Continuing Law   WORK FOR COMPROMISE

Talk About Exempting 18-Year-Olds   House and Senate Far Apart on Measure

Tussle Looms Between House And Senate Over Draft Issue   Hint at Compromise On 18- 19-Year-Olds

Congress Set for Tug-of-War Over ‘Teen Age Draft   Hints of Compromise Exempting 18-Year§ Olds Heard---House, Senate Still Disaaree

Brace for Fight on Teen Draft   Senate for Induction. House Against; Hope for Compromise

Senate, rouse Set for Fight on Jeen-Age Draff  Compromise Hinted to Fix Minimum Age For

Draft Measure To Be Debated By Both Houses   TUG OF WAR SEEN AS CONGRESS PLANS SHOWDOWN

2 CHAMBERS ARE POLES APART ON TEEN-AGE ISSUE   HINT COMPROMISE TO EXEMPT BOYS UNDER 19 YEARS

Tug of War Looms Over Teen Agers   Passage of Senate Bill Step Toward Showdown But Chambers Are Far Apart on Induction

Teen Age Draft In Balance   Senate and House Far Apart On Issue But Compromise Hinted

Drafting Palicies ToDraw Fighting   Compromise Over Teen-Agers Now Seems Likely

Teen-Age Draft Up for Big Fight   June 30 Deadline Leaves Little Time

Teen Draft May Be Set At 19 Years   Compromise Seen After Senate Passes Bill, 69 to 8

TRAIN RIDER SLAIN AT UPPER SANDUSKY   Marion C: & 0. Patrolmen Art Cleared in Shooting.

North Side Drive Reaches $5, 200  eee RNa   Zones Re-assigned for Club Workers

North Side Drive Reaches $5,200  Zones Re-assigned Berane fairs eee oa

AMERICAN DELEGATION TO UN ASSEMBLY DEVOTING MUCH TIME TO DE. ~ FENSE PLAN

Yank Delegates Undecided On Pacific Islands Matter   Official Guidance Asked in Loomina Debate ove Future Control of Territory

U.S. Concern Js  Centered Upon Pacific Islands   Future Control Of Islands Taken By U. 8. Up To U. N. For Decision   TRUSTEES#IP FOR TEMPORARY CHARGE

Coal Tieup Jolis Auto Companies   General Motors, Chrysler Fear Suspension Will Follow Soon, As Strike Strangles Industry

110,000 Workers To Be Made Idle   Other Auto Manufacturing Firms Also Are Partly Affected; Tieup Of Michigan’s Telephone Service Is Threatened

Revised Housing Program Begins   New Incentives Given For Construction of Rental Houses

Secretary Hints O. K. to Russ Action as Council Opens   Settle Disputes Outside,” Members Urged; Truman Pledges Cooperation

CHARTER DOES NOT OK FORGE, BYRNES SAYS   Secretary of State Welcomes Council Members at First Session.

HEARS TRUMAN APPEAL FOR UNITY IN PEACE   Byrnes Welcomes Member Nations

Settle Own Disputes, He Asks Nations   Members Told None Can Become Law Unto Himself

URGES NATIONS TO USE COUNCIL AS LAST RESORT   Talk to Delegates Indicates He Wants ‘Out of Court’ Settlement   TRUMAN’S MESSAGE READ   Beginning of Evacuation of Red Troops From Iran Causes Optimism

Soviet Lroops Said To be Leaving Country Today.  BYRNES, TRUMAN GIVE MESSAGES  UNO Sessions Open At New York Center Today.

Official Word — On Red Troops. Awaited by UNO   Byrnes Appeals For ‘Out of Court’ Settlement Disputes

Byrnes Urges Nations To Settle All Disputes   Truman Reiterates Pledge To Give Organization  Whole-Hearted Support of U. S. 

Urges Nations To End Disputes Outside Council   But Warns That None Has Right To Take Law Into Own Hands

Principle for UNO ls Offered Today By Sec'y. Byrnes  Approves Out-of-Court Settlement, But Asks. Danart fin le ,

BYRNES APPEALS TO UNO MEMBERS TO SETTLE OWN DISPUTES  OPENS FIRST SECURITY COUNCIL MEETING AT   ee ee Se es ed ee ee a eS ee ee ee ad ee ak os

Condemns Use Of Armed Micht   Says No Nation Can Take Law In Own Hands

Harriman Favors Normal Pricins   Urges Business to Move Slowly to Halt Inflation

NEWTOWN BOY REGEIVES $1241 FOR INJURIES   Bristol Motorist Claims $215 For Auto Damages   ‘TWO SEEK DIVORCES

LAD TO BENEFIT BY SUIT FOR DAMAGES   Compromise 's Approved; Lad To Get $1241; Outgrowth of Accident  A BRISTOL MAN FILES

DIPLOMACY TO HIT NEW PEAK   JANUARY AN IMPORTANT MONTH TO NATIONS

First Break Comes In Paralyzing 13-Day Old Maritime Strike   Order Effective Immediately Releases All Ship Under Contract With Seamen’s Union; Situation On West Coast Is Not Affected.

Union Calls Partial Halt To Picketing   CIO Group Orders Men ‘To Lay Off in Case Of One AFL Unit.

ClO ORDERS PICKETS OFF SOME SHIPS UNDER AFL CONTRACTS: WEST COAST {8 STILL TIED UP

Bikini Records Safe After Crisis   Transport Carrying Bombing Documents Caught In Storm

TELL DANGER TO ATOMIC RECORDS   . Data Nearly Lost as “Plane Battled Storm

As Storm Batters Army Piane  Scientists Win Battle To Save Atom Records

Fight To Save — Bikini Records  In Aerial Storm   Battered Scientists Wir Grim Battle In Army Plane Over Nebraska.

BOMB RECORDS SAVED IN STORM   Scientists Ignored Order To Leap from Army Plane.

Scientists Disohey Bail Out Order; ‘Save Valuable Atom Bomb Records

Atom Bomb Records Endangered As Storm Hits Big Plane En Route To Washington

—SAVE ATOM BOMB RECORDS— Plane Carrying Films, Rides Out Violent Storm   Scientists Ignore Orders To Jump, in Struggle To Save.Pictures Of Bikini’:

Scientists Risk Lives to. Save Bikini Instruments, , Records in Tossing Plane

Scientists Fight To Save Records   Transport Plane Tossed By Storm

Atomic Date Nearly Lost In Storm   Plane Carrying Bikini Records Battles Storm Over Nebraska; Scientists Play. Heroic Role

Records Of Atom Bomb Test At Bikini Saved By Heroic Efforts Of Scientists

chentiae Save Bomb Records on Storm-Tossed Plane, Though Told By Pilot to Take to Parachutes

Scientists Save A-Bomb Records   Refuse ‘Chutes and Protect Instruments

POLICE SHOOT — BOY AGED 15       LET FIRED ‘DURING CHASE OF STOLEN CAR FATAL TO BOY. WHO_ESCAPED_____  — ———~—_ 4h

Voting Control First Conflict At Peace Mee   Big Four And Smaller Nations Differ On Mayority Or Two-Thirds Rule   AUSTRALIAN LEADS FIGHT ON ISSUE

LOSS OF 7 PLANES IN CHINA DENIED   MOSCOW RADIO'S STATEMENT AMERICANS WERE SHOT DOWN CHALLENGED.

ROAD CONTRACTS LET   Calis for the Repairing of 17.5 Miles in Douglas County

OR NER SRM ene Sen cn ee  J. I. Case Rockford Workers End Strike

After Almost A Year  Workers At Case Co. Rockford Plant End Long-Drawn Strike

Efforts to Weld Tndian Groups Nearing Failure   British Plan for Free India Mary Be Revised

Efforis to Weld  Indian Groups  Nearing Failure British Plan for  - Free India  TF EE lL Pe

News Behind the News  Copyright McClure Newspaper  Sige rece lie ecacu gk   WASHINGTON Ry Rav Tucker

War Veteran Surrenders on Charge Of Chaining His Wife to Bedpost

GRANDDAUGHTER OF SLAVE = _ CHOSEN ‘MOTHER OF 1946’   LOUISVILLE NEGRO WOMAN VOTED HONOR BY THE GOLDEN RULE FOUNDA: __.  TION

Track Down Saboteurs In Palestine   Tension Mounts As Tommicse Swoop Dow:  On 200 Villacers

British Search Jewish Village  For ‘Frogmen’   200 Are Detained After Raid Seeking  Swimmer-Saboteurs

Raid Village In Allempt To Get Saboteurs   British Troops Round Up -- 200 Residents Of .  Little Jewish Community

British Troops Search Village For Saboteurs   Jerusalem \ Warned Government Building Will be Blown Up

British Make  Jewish Coup    Troops Surprise Villag Re Sahoteur Hunt

British Search Jewish Village For 'Frogmen’   Alarmists Maintain Ten sion In Jerusalem With Bomb' Threats

Jewish Village ‘Searched  ‘for Saboteurs   200 Residents Are Rounded Up by British Troops

British Round Up All Residents In Jewish Village   Swimmer-Saboteurs Who Mined Immigrant Transport Are Sought

English Cull Jews For Underground   Palestine Negotiation Set to Begin Sept. 9

BRITISH RAID JEWISH TOWN   200 Residents Herded Into Enclosures in Search  For Saboteurs

POLICE SEARCH FOR NEW .CLUES   Hopes Fade for Quick Solution of Chicago Slaying

Chicago Police Hunt New Clues For Girl's Slayer   Several Quizzed In Connec-. tion With Kidnap-Slaying Are Released   CASE BAFFLING CHICAGO OFFICERS

TWO JANITORS HELD AS SUsPECTS ARE RELEASED— NEARLY DOZEN STILL QUESTIONED

Renew Search For Kidnap-Slayer   Nearly Dozen Persons Held For Questioning

American Public In Verdict Of Votes On Shortages,  Strikes, Federal Controls And Other Issues At The Polls

Elect Congress to Continue or End, Scarcity, Strikes and Regimentation of the People; GOP Counted Winner,

HOPES MOUNT FOR SWEEPING GOP VICTOR)   CONGRESS CONTROL IS BIG STAKE OF ELECTION

(i, 8. OF FICIAL IS KILLED IN BERLIN   Shot by Russian Military Police; Had Escaped Custody

Anti-Gambling Replaces Meat Shortage As No. 1 Issue For Ohio’s Politicians

[Lauded by . Youngstown ‘Citizens   Better Government League Calls Lausche Attacks Unjustified.

31 Butte Doctors to Be Honored  Selective Service Awards Arranged

31 Butte Doctors to Be Honored  Selective Service TRwenreuchie Sencmuesarcc

Deadlock on Peace Talks Still Holds   Russia Holds Out For Prescribing Rules Of Procedure to Be Used at Conference

Some Resistance To High Food Prices Reported   Too Early to Determine Value of Food Dollar

Consumer Resistance Grows Against Higher-Than-OPA Charges Over U. §

MAJOR ITEMS ARE HIGHER IN FOOD BUDGETS   BUYER RESISTANCE STARTS TO CURB PRICE WHIRL

CONTROL LIFTS THROW PRICES INTO A WHIRL   Food Consumers Are Expected To Turn Down HigherTagged Products

“Cost of Meat, Lard Skyrockets; Poultry, Eggs, Butter Fall Off; Dollar Value in Future Uncertain

Removal of Controls Sends Pattern of Nation's Food Prices Into Dizzy Whirl

Buyers’ Strikes Being Organized In Some Cities   Impact of Sudden Decontrol Hits Markets An Erratic Blow

Egg Price Breaks Buyers Beginning To Resist Higher U.S. Food Prices

PRICES OF FOOD MOVE ERRATICALLY IN FREE MARKETS   First Week of Decontrol Sees Butter, Eggs and Other Commodities Drop as Meat Shoots Up.   FUTURE BUYING POWER OF DOLLAR IN DOUBT   Consumer Resistance Grows to Products Appearing in Shops With Higher Sales Tags.

Trend At Kood Mart: In Whirl   Resistance To Meat Prices And Upping Dairy  Products Grows

Buyers Slow Up Purchases  As Cosis Waver; Siapies Forced Down; Butter Lowe:

FOOD BUDGET COSTS SENT SPIRALING UP   Consumers, Dealers, Trade Groups Act To Check Rise

Decontrols  Bring Dizzy  Price Whirl Consumers May Resist Increase

Price Patterns For Most Food Products Vary   Resistance Of Buyers To Higher Prices Increases

Consumers Resisting High Costs   Expect Meat To Be Plentiful But Will Cost More

PRICE PATTE SPENDS WEEK IN DIZZY WHIRL   Consumers Show Resistance to Sharp Increases

How Much Food Dollar Will Buy in Future Remains Uncertain; Dealers, Consumers,  Agencies Join Hands to Keep Prices Down

Price Pattern Is in Dizzy Spin After First Week of Ceiling Removal on Meat   Growing Consumer Resistance Found to Those Products Which Turn up With a Higher Sales Tags Meat May Be Relatively Plentiful in Markets Soon   Hoavucewivee Strike

Prices For Major Foods Into Whirl   Indications Showing Up Consumer Resistance Beginning To Develop Against Products With Higher Sales Prices

CONSUMERS MAY TAKE ACTION Protests Made Against Boosts ~ [n Food Prices Over Nation

Resistance fo Higher Prices Of Meat Grows   Growing Resistance To Higher Prices of Butter Is Reported  From Various Cities

Troop Protection Sought In Strike At Allis-Chalmers  Governor Informed Tha “Ads Of Violence Are Increasing”

Milwaukee Mayo) Asks for Troops  Says Local Staffs Can’‘t Keep Order

TROOPS REAUESTED AT ALLIS PLANT   Wisconsin Sheriff Takes Issue With Mayor Over Necessity

Mayor Asks Troops Be Sent To West Allis   Milwaukee Sheriff Contends, However,  Soldiers Not Needed

PLEA IS MADE FOR TROOPS IN ALLIS STRIKE   Mayor Urees Gover: nor Dispatch Units To Curb Violence

TROOPS WANTED AT WEST ALLIS   Mayor Asks Governor's Help In Quelling Strike Disorder

ROWE CALLS FOR END OF WASTE IN WASHINGTON   Says U. S. With 7% of World’s Population Owes 60% of Warld Deht

ROWE CALLS FOR END OF WASTE IN WASHINGTON   Says U. S. With 7% of World’s Population Owes 60% of  ny. FF ww _B-«

Martin Slate Endorsed At Unity Meeting   Ticket Includes Governor for Congress, Strickler And Livengood.

New Zealand Favors Continued U. S. Control of Japan's Pacific Island Bases Under United Nations Trusteeshig

New Zealand Favors Continued Control of Jap-Mandated Islands By U.S., But Under U.N. Trusteeship

PRESIDENT HAS HOPES NO MEAT TO BE RATIONED   Rep. Hall Wants Bread Left White; Would Keep Grain Here

Truman’s Plan For Cutting Use Of Wheat Hit  Sacrifice to Aid Europe's People se ow el

Bill To Prevent Grain Shipment   Senate Committee Enjoys lolly Time With Allen

Protests Made On Dark Bread   Some Phases Of Truman’s Food Plan To Have Opposition

Bill Offered _ To Block U.S. Grain Export   President’s ‘Plain Diet’ ‘am Questioned

Bill Would Curb ark Bread Plan   Lawmaker Says Health  In U. S. Menaced

BREAD PROGRAM HAS OPPOSITION   President Hopes Meat Rationing Will Not Be Necessary

Bill to Block food Program: Now in House   Objecitoms Rarsed to  President's. Pilon te Help Starving Peo  ples Abread ©

MOVE LAUNCHED TO BLOCK DARK BREAD PROGRAM   Legislators Question Cutting Of Wheat Consump than Re Troman   COOPERATION SOUGHT OF OTHER NATIONS

(ther Voices Raised Against utting Wheat   President Says Meat Rationing to Resume If Needed to Feed Hungry People Abroad

Truman Ask: More Food For Europe   President Says Meat May Be Rationed To Feed Hungry World

Bill To Block President's. Dark-Bread Plan Offered   Other Lawmakers Question Program To Cut American WheatConsumption

Hall Introduces Bill To Head Off President's Dark Bread Program   Measure Would Tempor arily Prohibit Grain and Flour Exports   FOREIGN PURCHASES OF WHEAT ARE URGEL   Chief Executive Says Mea Rationing Will Be Resumed if Needed

BILL TO BLOCK TRUMAN'S BREAD PLAN I$ OFFEREL   House Gets Measure to Halt Exports of Grain Until Supplies for White Loaves Are Adequate.   AUTHOR NOT ALONE IN HIS OPPOSITION   President Says He Will Order Meat Rationing if Step Is Necessary to Feed Hungry Abroad.

Introduces Bill . To Block Truman Dark Bread Plan   Return to Rationing Is Suggested by Chief, * Executive

BILL TO BLOCK TRUMAN FOOD PLAN OFFERED   Measure Would Place Temporary Ban On Grain Exports

CUTTING USE OF WHEAT Is CRITICIZED   Congressman Hall Finds Farmers Are Not Sympathetic

Bill To Block Grain Program Is Introduced   Plan to Cut Wheat Con. sumption is Criticized in Washington

Measure to Block Truman’s Bread Program Introduced   President Asserts Rationing of Meat Will Be Resumed if Necessary to Provide Food for Starved People

RESTRICTIVE RULES WANTED BY MOLOTOV WILL NOT BE IN EFFECT AT CONFERENCE

Peace Conference Bids Go Out as Big 4 Minisfers Finally Reach Accore

France Sends Parley Bids   Restrictive Rules Lacking; Invitations Not Sigtied by Ching

Allied Nations Being Invited To Peace Parley   Twenty-One Allied Nations Being Called To Peace Conference On July 29   CHINA BARRED AS INVITING NATION

FRENCH ISSUE BIDS FOR JULY CONFERENGE   Nations [o Be Offered Separate “Suggestions

sian Control Plan.       yiets Oppose Baruch Desire Legalizing Development f Dreaded Atomic Weapons

STATE DEPT. AIDE NAMED   Hilldring Is Selected For  Assistant Secretary; Paul Given Post

New York Central Speaker Stresses The Need Of Safety Precaution At Crossings

Nine Shiploads of Foreign Brides Met By GI Husbands Without One Left Unclaimed on Army’s Hands

Tears Flow as GI's Fail to Show; ‘Brides Don’t Grasp U. S. Breadth

Not One GI Bride Left Unclaimed Ont of 9 Shinlaagds Reaching U.S.

PRICE CONTROL LOSING SUPPORT   Lack of Public Support  Blow to Administration.

Trial For Top Nazis is Asked   Many Go Unpunished, Justice Jackson Says

Jackson Would Try More Nazis   U. S$. Supreme Court Justice Calls For The Immediate Prosecution Of Others.

Justice Jackson Calls‘: For The Prosecution Oe Many Top-Flight Nazis.

FAVORS TRIAL OF MORE NAZIS   Jackson Calls For Immediate Prosecution Of High Germans

Jackson Urges Many ‘Added Nazis Be Tried   Guilt Similar Except At Lower ‘Level, , Says’ Prosecutor

Final Tribute’ is Paid to U.S. Chiat Justice High Court   Harlan F. Stone Is Laid to Rest In Solemn Rites

Britain Blocks Giving Trieste Jo. Yugoslavs   Tells Commons Red Attitude Now Great Obstacle to Peace

Military Tribunal Rules War Of Aggression Is “Supreme Crime”; Germans Facing Prison, Gallows

Seamen Turn Down Offer Of Pay Raise   Operators $12.50 Increase Is Not Enough Says Union

Hopes Fade for / Averting Seamen's Strike as Union Rejects Pay Offer

MARITIME PEACE HOPE DASHED   Union Rejects Operators’ $12.50 Monthly Raise Offer

Probe of Train Wreck In Which 44 Died Opens   JUDGE RULES VETS ARE NOT ENTITLED TO SUPER-SENIORITY   Porter "Damns” Business Groups Which Would "Wreck the Economy’

MAY HOLD UP ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS   Administration Leaders Determined To Get ~, Action On Bills

Administration Leaders Determined To Get Action on Two ‘Must’ Bills

Two Bills Remain Before Congress Can End Sessior   House Already Has Voted te Adjourn After Tomor row’s Business

2 ‘MUST’ BILLS FACE CONGRESS   Three Billion Fund, Security issue Battled

Postponing Conference  Is Opposed  Byrnes Suggests  Cananevrant Mee

Byrnes in Favor Of Dual Parleys   Peace Confab Delay For UN Meet Opposed

Mr. G. S. De Mots Died Tues. Evening   Funeral Services WHT be Weld Friday Afternoon for This Fs. teemed Gentlenan

Mr. G. 8. De Mots, Hull, Died Sept. 10   FUNERAL SERVICES WERE HELD FRIDAY: AFTERNOON

DISEASE TAKES OVER IN WAKE OF EARTHQUAKE   Caribbean Nat ives In Fear Volcano May Be Forming

Ski- Equipped Planes Rescue Victims _- From -Wreckage-on- Alpine -Glacier -

MIDWEST RIT BY UNUSUALLY COOL WEATHER   However, Clear Weather Has Been Forecast For Labor Day Period

Hope Given U p General Parker Survived Crash   Brother Of Annistonian Whitehead’s Headquarters On Way To Manila

Babson’s Authentic Statement  Makes Prediction on What May all Expected From Washington

Babson Tells Of Forecast On Congress   AMENDMENT OF WAGNER ACT EXPECTED IN 1947

BABSON PREDICTS — A PROSPEROUS 1947   Does Not Expect a “Recession” Until in 1950 Unless Labor Leaders Upset the Applecart Again.

MARITIME UNION ISSUES SETTLED   Agreement To Be Signed By CLO Longshoremen And Employers

West Coast Strike Reported Near End   Ship Strike Settlement Goes to Union for Ratification

New Support for Security Council Action on Spain   Delegates Turn From Undecided Iran Case To Franco Dispute

Florida Senator Seeking Bolster   Smith Confirmed; British Loan Up; Day’s Roundup

Pepper Pleads Karly Session  By Bi o Three   Seeks To Allay Fears That Have Brought About ‘Crisis Of Confidence’

Warning Counter Told Cloud-Cireling ‘Pilot of Danger From Particles

Planes Discover Unseen Death Rays Surround A-Cloud   Mice Subjected to Atomic Vapors Now Are Changing Color

INVISIBLE FORM OF DEATH IN ‘AIR FOLLOWING: ATOMIC BLAST; RAYS SPREAD LONG DISTANCE

DANGEROUS AMOUNT OF RADIATION WAS RECORDED TODAY   An Invisible Form of Death Filled the Air Outside Mushroom Clouds.   FROM THE ATOMIC BOMB   What Happened Is Still  Mystery; First Warning  to a Plane.

Powerful Death Rays Given Off By Atomic Bomb   Nature Of Phenomena Still Mystery; Plane Crewmen Are Exposed

Wide Range Of A-Bomb Death Rays Studied   Flyers Exposed To Lethal Agent Far From Blast But  Suffer No Injury

Radio-Activity Found Far from Atomic Blast scene  ee ee am Explosion Cloud Noted Heavy Concentration of Dangerous Rays

Deadly Effects of Atomic Bomb Cloud Shown Over Bikin   Invisible Death Lurked Far Beyond Cloud to Expose Plane Crew

Science Writer Describes  ‘Invisible Death’ at Bikini   By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE.

Surprising Phenomena Are Uncovered by Scientists at Scene of A-Bombina

Woman, Girl Found B uried  ‘In Sandy Grave   Discovery Provides Michigan Police With Major Puzzle; Victims Believed  Dead Two Weeks

BODIES IN SHALLOW  GRAVE PROVIDE PUZZLE ‘Woman, Girl Buried Two Weeks Aaqo

Nurse Testifies As Ewing Trial Gets Underway   Thirteenth Juror Selected Fayetteville Yesterday; First Testimony Heard

Senate Group Would Extend OPA One Year   Authority Is Drasticaily Out; Act Expires June 30

—THEY WILL CONTINUE TO TALK— Phone Strike Will Not Worry. Tennessee Town  War Veteran Rigs Up One Party Line Of -15 Phones On Barbed Wire Fences

Tiny Tibbs, Tennessee, Not To Be Touched By Tie-Up Of Telephones

Threatened Telephone Strike Means Nething to  Littia Tannaceaa Tawn

Tibbs Unconcerned By ’Phone Strike Threat;  Residents Converse Over Barbed-Wire Fences

SENATE BACKERS OF STRIKE CURBS RAP PROBE PLAN   Democratic Move for Inves tigation of Disputes . Under Attack

OPPOSE DELAY IN LABOR BILI   Proposal For Nation-Wide Inquiry Hit As SlowDown Move

Labor Bill Group Opposes Inquiry Plan   Senator Ball,  Others Foresee TDelav in Curbs

THYE VICTORY SEEN HELP T0 STASSEN BID   May Aid Minnesotan In Campaign for ’48 GOP Nomination

AFL MEMBERS LIKE BOTH CANDIDATES   No Indorsement Is Made for Governor Of New York State

Suggests States Take Over Relief Payments   Republicans Seek End of Federal Assistance to Needy

10,000 Chungking Students Strike   Ready For Another War If Necessary, Say Pam- phlets.

Says Millions Of Conquered Hate America   Strong Force Needed To Smother Potential Flame

Steel Parleys To Be Resumed  This Afternoon   Firm. Union Heads Fail to Tell Progress  Made te Avert Strike

Steel Negotiations — Will Resume Today   No Progress Made in Efforts to Halt Steel Strika

HS Steel Wyjar To Resume Talks On Wage Today  ee  a” a Je oe   Three Hour Conference Held Yesterday; No Resulte Announces]

RENEW STEEL PARLEY TODAY   Company, Union Officials Silent on Outcome Of  Negotiations

2 SIDES CONTE ON STEEL DISPUTE   SESSION LASTS THREE HOURS —WHETHER PROGRESS WAS MADE IN DOUBT.

Alfred Moeller And Thelma Banks Wed Saturday   Groom Is In Navy—Expects Discharge Soon

Alfred Moeller And Thelma Banks Wed Saturday  - Groom Is In Navy—Expects

JP FOR BIG 4 PARIS MEETING IN APRIL 25   Also ivlakes Olive Branch Gestures Toward President Peron Of Argentina

U.S. Moves for Europe Peace  Double Drive Also Would Strive for Americas Harmony

Hope To Speed Peace Plans For Europe  U.S. Diplomacy Tackles A Double-Barreled Task

U.S. Pressing for Early European  Peace and Hemisphere Harmony   Byrnes Wins Soviet, British Backing for Big-Four Ministers’ Conference.in Paris; Holds Out Olive Branch to Argentine Ruler.

Harmony For Americas Aim Of Diplomats   Byrnes To Attend Meeting In Paris To Determine Opening Of Peace Conference

U. S. Places Diplomatic Help Behind  Peace Move   Program For Europe And Americas Nears

U.S. DIPLOMATIC WEIGHT DRIVES TC SPEED PEACE   Extends Bid to Peron Government » For ‘Harmony

Foreign Chiefs Of Big Four To Meet April 25   U.S. Speeds Harmony  For Americas

BRITAIN, RUSSIA BACK BYRNES ON PEACE MEETING   U. S. Seeks To Speed End Of Deadlock On Treaties; Wants Peron Amity

U.S. Seeks to Speed Peace   Byrnes Plans to Meet in Paris With -Foreion Ministers

U.S. Moves To Speed Europe's Return To Peace   Foreign Ministers Of Big  4 To Confer In Paris Anril 95.

GROMYKO TO ATTEND U.N. SESSION   U. S. Mav Settle Differences With Argentina™

Ministers of Big Four to Confer in Paris on Peace Treaties to Be Given Warring Nations That Opposed Allied Powers   BYRNES' TRIP TO PARIS IS VERY IMPORTANT ONE

Make Way On Path To Peace   Big Four Ministers To Meet April 25 in Paris; U. S. Extends Hand to Argentina

Drive Launched To Speed Peace For Europeans   Foreign Envoys Meet to Decide Conference Date

PARIS MEETING APPEARS FIXEL   British, Russia Accept Plan Argentine Peace Sought

U.S. Is Trying To Speed World Peace   Harmony for Americas Given Impetus By New Developments

WINS BACKING FOR BIG 4 MEET   woreign Ministers to Confer ir Paris Late This Month

Big Four to Hold Paris  Peace Parley   U. S. Presses For Early Settlement; Seek  Harmony For Americas

U.S. Pushing Drive For Harmony in Two Hemispheres   Foreign Ministers’ Meeting Scheduled For April 25---Peaca Overtures to Peron

Double-Barre!] U.S. Diplomaey Drive Started   Washington Secks to Specd Peace For Much of Kurepe and Harmony Vor the Adnericas

U.S., Pressing For Early Peace For Europe, Wins OK For Ministers Meet

BYRNES WINS — SUPPORT FOR PARIS PARLEY   Meeting May Determine Start of European Peace Program

U.S. Extending Olive Branch To Argentina   Move to Speed Peace in Europe; Harmony in Americas

‘Olive Branch Tossed To Argentina  U.8. Acts To Speed Peace Everywhere

United States Pressing — For Early Peace Abroad,  Harmony In Hemisphere

Back U.S. For Big-4 Parley   Byrnes Will Meet In Paris April 25th With Foreign Ministers.   FRANCE ACCEPTS

Byrnes To Meet With Ministers fo Talk Peace   Secretary Said To Regard Paris Parley April 25 As Most Important

Tehran Nofe Gives Iranian Case New Turr   Iran Delegate instructed to ‘Withdraw Complaint

Atomic Reserch Station Held Operating Secretly In Spain With Germans Upon Its Staff

Soviets Declare Spain Disturbing Efforts For Peace   Moscow Radio Blasts Spain Fo Political Di turbance In Warld Taday

Loss of 3500 Jobs Feared If Santa Fe  Enters St. Louis MoPac Workers Woul ep. Unt Ute ice   MoPac Workers Would Be Hard Hit, ICC Ic Told

Loss of 3500 Jobs Feared If Santa Fe  Enters St. Louis  MoPac Workers Would Be Hard Hit, ICC

NEW ATTACKS LAUNCHED ON HOUSING PLAN   Bungling by Officials Charged, Subsidy Proposal Hit

New Attacks Mad On Wyatt's Home Plan for Veterans   Industry Spokesmen and Republican Senators Criticize Program

HOUSING PLANS ARE ATTACKED   Price Controls Called Riggest Handicap To Production

Vet Housing Plan Rapped By Industry   Real Estate Leader Opposes Plea For Building Subsidies

New-Assau!ts Made on Vets’ Housing Plans   Two Groups Oppose Wyatt's Appeal for Building Subsidies

VET HOUSING PLAN UNGER NEW ATTACKS   CPA Says Its Control: Must Slash Other Building

OPA Grants Many Retail  Price Beosts   Automobile Tires, Building Material, Toilet Tissue, Paper Towels, Eye Glass Lenses Get Increase.

ARISE IN TIRE PRICE   OPA Grants a Two and One Half Per Cent Increase To Retailers

Boost Ceilings on Auto Tires   Immediate Increase of Retail Prices Is Authorized

OPA Issuing New Barrage cf Price Hikes; Tires. Building Material Given Boost:

Price Ceilings on Numerous Building Materials Boosted   Veterans Giving Some Exclusive Rights Under New WAA Policy

PRICES INCREASED ON WORK CLOTHES   OPA Authorizes Immediate Boost Of Twelve To Fifteen Per Cent In Retail Figures

TIRE PRICES ARE BOOSTED   OPA Speeds Action To Meet Increase Tiesdline Tomorrow

Tire Price Increase Is Latest OPA Edict   Dealer Profit Margins Will Be Restored to Levels of March 31— Inte Effec? Saturday

PRICE BOOST ON TIRES IS 0, K.'D   Raise Effective Tomorrow ‘Building Supplies Up

OPA Authorizes Tire Price Boost   Immediate Increase Ap proved of About 2} Per Cent

More Price Increases   Tire Prices Go Up . 2, Per Cent; Boost Building Materials

OPAHIKES PRICE ON AUTO TIRES   Ceilings to Go Up About 2'/, Percent to Consumers

WORK CLOTHES RISE 12 T0 15 PER CENT   Retail Price Increase, Effective Immediately, Is Authorized by the OPA.

‘Chinese Reds Set Up Governmentdr Manchuria Region   State They Will Not Participa:> in Chiang’s Regin's woless Fight ing 15 SLGn gcc,

Chinese Reds Set Up: Regime  Tn Manchuri ia   Commnitise: Feeaders ‘Asser!  No:€oalition Stated Citi

CHINESE REDS SET UP OWN REGIME IN MANCHURIAN ZONE   Refuse to Participate in Coal: ition Government Until Riobtine Snide

Chinese Reds Set up Own ‘Government, Refuse to Talk Until Peace Comes

Chinese Reds Organize In Manchuria   Own Government Set Up; May Be Last Peace Hope

Chinese Reds Set Up Regime   Communists Establish Own Government In Man. churia.

Chinese Red: To Govern   Announce Manchurian Government But Will Not Oppose Chiang

CHINA'S REDS SET UP OFFICE   Announce Forming of Their Own Government

Chinese Reds — Establish Own  Manchuria Govt   Won't Discuss Coalition Regime For China Until Fighting Stops.

Chinese Reds Form Regime   Chiang’s Foes Name 8&6 to Run Manchuri:

‘Chinese Reds Establish ‘Own Manchurian Government; Not To Discuss Coalition   Declare Fighting Must Stop Before They Can Talk About Reorganization

Sino Reds To Form Chinese Government   RULING BODY TO BE SET UP BY COMMUNIST GROUP

Deny Declaring War On Chiang’s Troops, Say Will Talk Peace When Fighting Stops

Communists Reveal. New  Manchurian Government   Merge With Chinese  Hinges Upon Truce

Reds Announce Gov't Formed In Manchuria   Communists Say They Will Not Consider  Coalition Government

Communists Set Up 0 G  \Uwn Government ‘In. Manchuria   Announce They Won't Discuss Coalition Proposal Until All Fighting Ceara<

CHINA REDS: SETUP Q wi GOVERNMENT: REFUSE TO CONFER       Last Hope of Permanent Peace Ghiramers as Tense Sitation Tightens

CHINA REDS SET UP GOVERNMENT   Communists Shun Talk 0 Coalition Party

NO COALITION WITH OUT PEACE  Chinese Communists Set Up Government in Manchuria 

Chinese Reds To Form A Regime Tn Manchuria.   Refuse To Discuss Coali tion Government Until Shooting Stops °

Chinese Reds Form Government   Won’t Discuss Coalition Until Current Fighting Is Ended

REDS FORM OWN MANCHURIA RULE   Reject Coalition Talks Until All Fighting Has Stopped

Immell Seeks Governorship  Makes Announcement As Convention Ends

Immell Enters State GOP Race  PAGES a” SEP” ae Rat ig Weg serene ee   Seeks Governors Post of Wisconsin

SELLEROVILLE BIKES WILL HAVE LICENSES   Borough Council to Install Telephone for the Police   2 BUILDING PERMITS

BRITISH SAY THEY HAVE UNCOVERED PLOT FOR KIDNAPING OF COMMANDER IN HOLY LAND

Neun Appointed Yankee Manager   Former Blue Ridge League Player Will Replace Dickey For Rest Of Seasor

BILL DICKEY OUT AS YANKEE PILOT   Johnny Neun Manager for Ralance af Seaton

Urges Early Centralized Government   Rejects Border Claims Of Both France, Russia

Unprecedented Speech Gives U.S. Poliey   “United States of Germany” Proposed— Russia Warned Against Fixing Boundaries

American Secretary of State Also Rejects France’s Claim To Rineland and Ruhr Provinces.      WARNS RUSSIA ABOUT FIXING OF FRONTIER

Soviet Russia Given Warning On Boundaries  France's Claim To Rhineland And The

Unification Of Germany Ils Advocated   U. S. Army to Stay In Germany as Long as Necessary

URGES EARLY PROVISIONAL GERMAN RULE   Byrnes Says U. S. Will No’ Skip Occupation Task in Speech at Stuttgart

Rej jects French Claim To niuneiand And The Ruhr  N .An TAI AAW. NTA Hn Tt JSACUS LULU VUE INOL Last Lith

Rejects France’s Claim T-o Rhineland, Ruhr; Hits Soviet’s Oder River Line    Says Germany Should Eventually Govern Self

Immediate Establishment Of Provisional Government  Urged By U. S. Spokesman   Says Occupation Force Will Probably Remain For Long Time: Significant Address Is Made At Stuttgart

TOP OFFICIALS HEAR ADDRESS BY SECRETARY   Unprecedented Talk Reveals American Viewpoint on Territorial Claims.

United States  Warns Russia East Boundary Is Not Fixed   *We Won't Shirk Occupation Task,’ Official Declares

TABLISHMENT OF GERMAN NTRALIZED GOVERNMENT IS GED BY BYRNES IN SPEECH   recedented Address Made By Secretary of State At Stuttgart Most Important American Pronouncement Since End of Wer   ATED STATES NOT TO SHIRK DUTY OR WITHDRAW

Vows U.S. Not To Shirk Occupation Task; Talks Firmly to Russia, France

TEMPERATURES   Flatly Rejects France's Claim To Rhineland   United Nation Under Centralized Control American Objective

Doesn't Hold German Eastern Boundary Fixed   Secretary in Speech at Stuttgart Rejects France’s Claim to Rhineland — Outlines Broad Plan for Unification—U. S. Will Not Shirk Occupation Duty, He Says

Byrnes Warns U. 5. Opposes Germany Being Pawn in Eas! land West Battle for Power   Favers Giving German People the Right to Govern Themselves Under a Unified Regime and Under Proper Saefequards

Soviet Russia Given Warning On Boundaries   France’s Claim To Rhineland And The Rhiir Aro Retected 

Spurns Claim Of French To Rhineland   Wants German Government Set Up at Early Date

American Secretary Of State Makes Unprecedented Speech At Stuttgart Urging Early Establishment Of Centralized Ger man Cavernment

BYRNES URGES UNIFICATION  OF GERMANS   Rejects France’s Claims To Rhineland and Ruhr, Warns Russia on Border

Secretary Of State, In Statement Of Policy, Favors Early Unification Of People Under National Council— Rejects France’s Claim To Rhineland And Ruhr And Warns Russia That U. S. Does Not Consider Eastern Boundary Fixed On Oder River

French Claim Is Rejected   Speech Regarded As Most Important Foreian Policy Statement Since War

Warns Reds On Eastern Boundary   His Speech Considered Most Important U.S. Foreign Policy Edict Since V-E. Day   Will Retain Forces   Secretary Says We Will Keep Men in Europe Long Time

SupportsRubr, Rhineland for - Germans; May Revoke ©. Border Ges. sions:to Poland, Russia.

CENTRALIZED GOVERNMENT IS SUGGESTED   Speech Regarded Most Important Foreign Policy. Decree since War

Frenen Claims To Ruhr Denied   Russians Are Told Boundary Is Not On The Oder

French Claim To Rhineland Ruhr Balked   Reds Warned U. S. Does Not Consider Oder as Boundary

Byrnes Asks Rapid Work on Germany's Constitution Plan   Outlines Broad Plan For Mapping a Government Form for Germany

Urges Early Return to Self Rule   Rejects French Claim To Rhineland and Russia’s Fixing of Oder © As Eastern Boundary

Byrnes Wants Centralized German Gov’t Established      Offers Important American Foreign Policy Statement

A CENTRALIZED GOVERNMENT IS THE FIRST GOAL   . S. Secretary Of State Makes Most Important Pronouncement On Policy Since War's End; French Claim To Ruhr Rejected; Russia Told Off.

THREE DIE AS HOME IS BURNED AT GRINDSTONE   Children Burn To Death While Parents Visit With Neighbors

Death Believed Accidental  Siam King Shot to Death; Brother Named to Throne

-American-Born King Of Siam Dies of Bullet Wound in Bangkok Palace

SIAMESE KING DIES OF BULLET WOUND: SUCCESSOR PICKED   Hahidol’s Death Said to Be Accidental; to Have No Political Effect in Country, Is Report.   PRUMIPHON GETS CHOICE FOR JOB

House, Senate Disagree on  Housing Bill   Subsidy Provision of Measure Again Arouses Opposition

HOME BUILDING BILL REVAMPED   House And Senate Fail To Agree On Subsidy Payments

Housing Bil Bogs Down in Congress   Senate Would Lower Subsidy; Measure Gees Back te Heuse

Subsidy Holds Housing Bill   Senators Offer To Cut Payments But Fail To Reach Avcreement With House.

Hot Exchanges Mark Senate's  OPA Hearings   ‘No ’Round-About Meth ods’ On Coal Prices Rowle.c Declarec.

Coal Prices To Be Based On Policies   “No Round About. Methods,”’ Chester Bowles Declares

PROMISE FRO TRUMAN NEEDED TO RESCUE OPA   Assurance Of Fair nd Reasonable OPA Actions Necessary lo Save Price Control In Congress, Morse Says.

OPA ‘Needs’  Truman Hand   Sen. Morse Solicits Truman’s Assurance

BOWLES FIRM ON WAGE STAND   Says Any Increase Jn Coal Prices. Must Conform

TRUMAN MUST HELP OUT OPE   Congress Threatens Life Of Price Control] Agency

Wage Policies To Be Followed In Coal Case   Bowles Assures Congressmen Of Strict Procedure

! tabilizer” -Clashés ‘ with a. Taft;. Housewives Pre: : A sent : Petition Bearing   One: Million Signatures

URGES TRUMAN TO BOOST OPA   Senator Says Presidential As: surances of Fair Action Would Save Agency.

Stabilizer Clashes with: Taft; Housewives Pre- sent Petition Bearing Once Million Signatures 

Truman Aid To Save OPA Held 'Vitally Needed      ssuranees of “Fair and  “Reasonable” Actions in  Accordanee With Facets Called For

Congress Needs Assurance About OPA Operation   Morse Says Words From Truman Are Only Thing That Can Save Agency  —

“No Round About Methods” in Fixing Coal Price Boosts   Any Increases Will Be Made on Basis of Wage Stabilization  Daetes Below Guus

\Says Truman Must Step In If OPA Is To Survive  lew a. Via  ~lle Ear Accuranrae af Eatp. Raaconahle Actions By Aaency

Sen. Morse Says Truman Will Have To Pledge Fair Action ‘To Save Price Control Agency   Declares President Must Give Definite Assurance If OPA Is To Be Continued

Assurance On  OPA Asked   Senator Says Truman Ensure That Measures ‘Fair, Reasonable.’ t

Debate Opens On OPA Life   Extension Hearing in Senate Committee; Truman May Be Asked to Help

Truman Pledge Can Save OPA   Senator Morse Say The President Must Step Into The Fight

Says Truman Must Step In If OPA Is To Survive  Senator Morse Calls For Assurances of Fair, Reasonable Actions By Agency

Assurances From President Needed   Truman Must Promise Fair OPA Acts. Claim

Any Coal Rise Must Be Fixed On WSB Plan   Bowles Declares ‘Roundabout’ Pricing Intolerable

NEW COAL PRICE WILL ADHERE TO POLICY OF WPE   Bowles Says Final Figure Tc Coincide With Wage Stabilization Plan

Edward and Wallie Land in England For Visit Affer Seven-Year Absence

Duke and Duchess of Windsor Arrive In England for First Visit Together

FORMER KING RETURNS HOME   Duke of Windsor in Engiand With Famous Wife

Nearly Million Idle; Steel Make: ‘Drastic Slashes   Scores Of Factories To Close This Week As Rail Embargo Applies Further Brakes To Indastry

STEEL PLANTS SLASH OUTPUT; THOUSANDS IDLE      Big U. S. Industries  Feel Shortage Of Coal

Coal Strike, Freight Ban Close Plants   EEFECT Is BEING FELT 1 MANY CITIES AND TOWNS OF UNITED STATES.

Steel Corporations Over Enfire Nation’. Suffer New Cutbacks   Coal Strike and -Freight Embargo Blamed for Tie-Up

Unemployment Rises Steadily Due To Strike   Freight Embargo Striking Severe Blow At Business

WORKERS IDLED BY COAL STRIKE NEARS MILLION   Many Industries Plan to Close Down  This Weekend

STEELMAN RULES “AGAINST PAY HIKE   DISAPPROVES SECOND ROUND OF ENCREASES FOR LUMBER INDUSTRY.

AFL, CIO Drop Old Rivalries, Support Lewis   Threat Of General Strike In Detroit; Labor Defies Courts

ATOM BOMBS RAYS WORSE THAN BLAST   Alpha, Beta, Neutron And X-Rays Still Cover Fleet

INVISIBLE RAYS MORE CRIPPLING THAN EXPLOSION   Effect Of Radioactivity On Personnel Test’s Fore most Secret   CREWS WOULD HAVE BEEN CASUALTIES

OTHER NATIONS TO MAP ATOMIC CONTROL PLANS   Poland Reports Ready To Offer Simple Plan In Place Of  Opposed American And Russian Ideas.

Poland Reported. Framing “Sensationally:Simple” © Plan For Atomic Control

Poland, France Ready To Offer New Proposals   Basis For Agreement Between U. S., Soviet Reported In Sight

Poland Reported Preparing Simple Atom Control Plan   Goes Before Commission on Tuesday Afternoon; France Also ~May Submit Plan

POLAND READIES ATOM PROPOSAL   Plan For Control May Fine Way To UNO Council

All Nations Seem to Have Owr Atom Control Plan, Poland Savs Hers !s Sensational ©

Poland Prepares World Control Plan While France and Australia Have Their Ideas in Making.

AUSTRALIA AND POLAND FIXING  PROPOSALS FOR ATOM CONTROL   To Give Plans To Replace Opposed Programs Offered By U. S. and Russia

POLE PLAN DUE  FOR ATOM RULI   Proposals Seen As Simple Basis For Agreement

Poland’s Plan for Control of Atomic Energy is Readied   May be Submitted to U. N. Commission When it Meets Next Tuesday

Poland Slated ‘Lo Give Position   Simple Basis Laid For Control Of Atomic Bomb

Poland Preparing Atomic Control Plan to Replace Present Programs

Hear Poland Has Atomic Control Plan   Sensationally Simple Basis For Agreement Is Report

POLAND WORKING ON NEW PLAN OF ATOMIC CONTROL   FRANCE MAY ALSO PRESENT PROPOSAL TO UNITED NATIONS

Other Nations Have Their Propositions For Atomic Energy Control.

DROP FIGHT TO EXHUME BODY   Parents of Millionairess Decide Against Action; Continue Will Ficht

PRIMA FACIE PASSES   Senate Would Make US Liquor License Evidence

ChINESE REDS. STILL ACTIVE   ATTEMPT MADE TO LAND  TROOPS ON SHANTUNG PENINSULA NEAR MARINE BA

P. A.C. "BLACK LIST’ ISSUED   10 Senators And 23 Representatives Named For Defeat

PAG PUTS A FINGER ON U, S, CANDIDATES   Ohio’s Brown Among Those Hit By Committee

MARINE SUPPLY BASE ATTACKED BY CHINESE   American Wounded Slightly During Raid At Night

CHINESE: ATTACK MARINES’ DUMP   1 U.S. Soldier Wounded ‘and 1 Chimese Killed

200 Chinese Attack  U.S. Marines   Ammunition Dump Was Objective ot Heavy Assault

PHINESE ATTACK AMERICAN UNITS   Marines Turn Back Assault By ‘Unidentified’ Force, Killing One Man

Supply Depo!   One Marine Wounded, One Chinese Killed, Another Wounded and -Taken Prisoner

MARINES REPULSE CHINESE ATTACK   200 UNIDENTIFIED TROOPS THROWN BACK FROM U. S. AMMUNITION DUMP.

Temperatures   British Observer Upholds Inquiry As Only Way to Guarantee Independence Lies in Troop Study

Proposed Revival Of tran Case Is Gaining Support   Britain Official Tells of Soviet Pressure On Iran’s Gov't.

British Observer Claims Iran's Request For Withdrawal Of Complaint Against Russia Made Under Pressure   SECURITY COUNCIL TO MEET TOMORROW

Soviet Defeat in lran Issue Looms   Australian Proposal for Survey May Be Revived

Stunt Flier Pretends Inexperience; Crashes  To Death in Air Show

Rifkind Doubts Morgan Views:   Describes Jewish Movement Reports as “Poppycock”

Escape ‘Plot Of Jews Said ‘Poppycock   MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN FLEEING POLAND IN FEAR OF LIVES, JUDGE RIFKIND SAYS

Denies Report Of Organized Jewish Exodus   McNarnay’s: Advisor Calls Fear’ Factor, In Flight Westward

Denies Reports Of Jewish Plot  Rifkind Soys Jews — Fleeing For Lives

PARADE, BARBECUE AND DANCE MARKED LABOR DAY EVENTS  MANTICACTITRING DIANT   MANUFACTURING PLANTS, BANKS AND SOME STORES OBSERVED HOLIDAY

PARADE, BARBECUE AND DANCE MARKED LABOR DAY EVENTS   MANUFACTURING PLANTS, BANKS AND SOME STORES OBSERVED HOLIDAY

Admission Follows Compromise Moves To Avert Log Jam Started By Soviet

Denmark Acts To Head Off Russia   Tries to Stop Bar to Swed celand and Afghanistan   AFTER UN MEMBERSHIP   Russian Delegates Object to Phrases in the  Resolutions

SWEDEN, ICELAND ADMITTED TO UN   Afghanistan Also Approved tor Membershia

U.N. Votes Membership To Sweden   Deumark’s Proposal Paves Way to Acceptance of Three Smaller Nations By Russian Delegation

Site Question Opened to All Parts of U. S.   Sweden, Iceland, Afghanistan Approved Unanimously for Membership in Peace Body

CHARGES HINTED AGAINST VINSON   Appointment as Justice Is Held Up Today as Result.

Bikini Mice Sef Up Housekeeping To Produce Offspring And Memoirs

Bikini Mice Start Program That Will Make Best Seller Reading For Future Scientists

Improved Rail System Part of Stalin Program   Part of His Plan For New Russia

CAUSE NEW DOWER RIFT   American and Russian plans In Disaqreement

New Great Power Controversy ....  Three Points Of Sharp Disagreement Noted In  Soviet-U. S. Atom Tiff

Pressure Grows On. Pittsburgh Power Strikers   Union Ranks Split; Citizens Call On U.S. to Aid in Settlement

‘POWER STRIKE  CAUSING SPLIT AT PITTSBURCH   SEVEN HUNDRED MEMBERS OF _. STRIKING UNION START ‘_ BACK-TO-WORK MOVE.  * MENT   By NORMAN AGATHON.. International News Service

Union Rebels Seek To End Power Strike   700 Workers Apply For State Recognition To Oust ‘Dictator’

700 REBELLIOUS UNION MEMBERS SEEK OUSTER   Pittsburgh Strike May Be Carried to High Authorities

POWER STRIKE UNION 1S SPLIT   Pittsburgh Craft Workers Ask : For Recognition

Street Car Men Will Take Vote Tn Pittsburgh   Will Ballot At 3 O’Clock To. day On Resuming Pittsburgh Service

Russia Demands UNO Commission Visit Indonesia   Vishinsky Says Situatior "May Light Spark’ To Set Off War

Russia Backs UNO Inquiry In Java War   Vishinsky Fears Conflict Might Engulf World; Ractn Dafan.t<

War Waged On People  Ot Indonesia, Russia Says  Accails ‘Secrecy’.   Assails ‘Secrecy’, Says Situation May Light Spark Ot New World War

RUSSIA ASKS COMMISSION FOR INDIES   Hint Britain, Netherlands Keeping Sit uation In Dark

Soviet Envoy Sees Threat To World Unit   Charges Netherlands, Britain Alone Know  Indonesian Situation In Attack on Ineualits

REDS DEMAND INFORMATION ON INDONESIA   Asks That Commission Be Named To Visit Dutch Indies

U.S. Secretary of State Fails to Meet  Russ Delegate at Peace Conference

Byrnes, Molotov Feud?  TID ee ED nescrnn’?. a  oe Ot 7; a oe a, i ; ee Peet? 2 page  

Billions In Subsidies Are Asked   Administration Would Keep Up Its Program

Tehran Club Stormed by RiotingMob   Political Disorders and Civ War Take New Turn in Iran Today

LaF ollette Lags Behind In Wisconsin  Turned to GOP After 12 Years

LaFollette Defeated in Wisconsin   Veteran Senator Concedes Victory to Ex-Marine Opponent

LaFollette Loses Renomination to Young Ex-Marine   Veteran Wisconsin Senator Concedes Defeat in Primary of Tuesday; Joseph R. McCarthy Piles Up 6500 Vote Margi

“La Follette Loses To Ex-Serviceman In Wisconsin Race   Veteran of 21 Years In Senate Concedes ‘Contest to McCarthyTurned Down hye map

Young Bob Is Whipped In Primary   Sought Return to Senate _ As Republican; Beaten By Former Marine. 

37-Year-Old Former Pilot Ends Family’s 40-Yr. Tenure   Goodland, Nation’s Oldest Governor, Wins Renomination

LaF ollette Lags  In Senate Race   Wisconsin Governor Far Ahead of GOP  Sponsored Opponent

LaF ollette Drops Back  In Wisconsin   Ex-Marine Holds 4,766 Lead Over Senator In GOP Primary; Two Of Three Covernars J.oce

McCarthy Ends His 21-Year Reign On Capitol Hill   Ex-Marine Corps Vet Unseats Opponent in Wisconsin Primary

Ex-Marine Beats Sen. LaF ollette In Primary Vote   First Time in 40 Years Family to Be Out of Senate

Senator LaFollette Is Retired by Wisconsin Voters   Member of Senate for 21 Years Is Defeated By 37-Year-Old Former Marine; Governor Goodland Captures Renomination

Lafollette Ends 1 Years Service InU. S. Senate   Aged Governor De ccass Immell

ee  LaFollette Is Defeated  In Wisconsin   Ex-Marine Rides Over Veteran Senator: S. Carolina Governor Loses

Veteran Winner In Vote At Polls   Senator LaFollette Concedes Victory To Opponent

Sen, LaFollette Trails Ex-Marine   However, Ariother Defier OF Party. Officials, Gov. Goodland, Holds Lead -

Senator LaFollette Trails Circuit Judge in Wisconsin; Goodland Ahead

McCarthy Given GOP Nomination   Wisconsin’s 83-Year-Old Governor Goodland Easy Winner. However.

LA FOLLETTE’S ‘QUT, WISCONSIN TIRES OF NAME   Solon of 21-Years’ Experience Defeated in Race on Republican Ticket

Republicans Turn Down YounaBob   .. Toppled By 37-Year-Old Former U.S. Marine

LaFollette In Losing Battle  Trails Ex-Marine In Wieconcin Votina

Ends LaFollette  Role in Wisconsin   McCarthy, Former Marine, Wins Nomination for   Senate   Return to G. O. P. Not Welcomed by the Party's Voters

FORMER MARINE NOMINATED OVER VETERAN SENATOR   Governor Proctor Defeated by E. W. Gibson in

LAFOLLETTE IS DEFEATED FOR BALLOT SPACE   Concedes Defeat in Wiscensir Republican Primary as exMarine Wins      VETERAN OF SENATE NOT TO RUN AS INDEPENDENT

GOODLAND WINS IN GOP FIGHT FOR GOVERNOR   F.x-Marine Leads ‘Bob’ By 6,694 Votes in Badger Primary

State’s GOP Gave Support To Ex-Marine   First Time in 40 Years a LaFollette Not to Represent Wisconsin

40-Year Reign Of LaFollettes ls Concluded   ‘Bob’ Piles Up 7,000 Dane County Margin Loses As Outstate Returns Come In

Exy_Maewima 277 Wine  oe Pe Ave hae wig ¥¥ baba Senate Nomination In Republican Race

Sen. LaF ollette Admits Defeat  In Wisconsin   “Career Of 21 Years In U. Si Senate: Ended For Vet  éran Levistaior.

 LaFollette. Loses Bid for Renomination On Republican Ticket to Make Ist.‘Time In 40 Years: Family Name Not in Senate

Goodland, McCarthy Victories Are Highlights of State Primary Vote

McCarthy Grabs Lead Over LaFollette For Nomination By Wisconsin Republicans   Ex-Marine Given 4,766 Vote Lead For Nomination To Senate Seat

Republicans Elect Former Marine In Contest for Senate   MeCarthy Leads Incumbent by Margin of 6,694 Votes With Only 61 Precincts Out

LaFollette Is Trailing For Senate Post   EX-MARINE LEADING IX CLOSE RACE IN WISCONSIN

LaFollette Lags Behind In Report From Wisconsin   Senator Falls 2,906 Votes Behind McCarthy In Fight For GOP Nomination

LaFollette Loses Wisconsin Primary   21 Year Service Record Ends For Veteran of U.S. Senate

LaFollette Loses Place in Senate   ls Beaten by Ex-Marine After Serving 21 Years

La Follette Defeat Seen In Wisconsin   40-Year Senatorial Dynasty Established by “Elder Bob” Appears Broken by Marine Corps Veteran.

War Veteran WinsPrimary In Wisconsin   Incumbent Senator Admits Defeat by McCarthy as Late Count Shows Lead Of 6,694 Votes

Results Of Yesterday’s Primaries ....  Lafollette Defeated In Wisconsin Senate Race

GOP Rejects La Follette’s Senator Bid   Veteran Concedes Primary Victory to His Opponent

— PRIMARIES — Ex-Marine Defeats Senator  wyog.   Veteran Toppled ‘After 21 Straight Years in Senate

TEMPERATURES   ‘Dynasty’ Broken By Marine Vet In GOP Primary   83-Year-Old Governor Walter §. Goodland Is Victor Over ‘Machine’

MACHINE BACKED EX-MARINE ENDS 40-YEAR DYNASTY  VERMONT GOVERNOR   VERMONT GOVERNOR FAILS IN BID FOR GOP RENOMINATION

LaFollette Loses To McCarthy In Republican Race   Banker - Industrialist . Backed By CIO-PAC Wins In Vermont.

EX-MARINE IS G.0.P. WINNER IN WISCONSIN   Marks End of Long Senate Career for Former Progressive

Governors of Two. States Also Victims   War Veterans Knock Off Major Primary Figures—Forty-Year Family Regime Comes to an End

Sen, LaFollette Concedes Defea In Wisconsin   Toppled From Senate : By Ex-Marine Captain After Serving 21: Year:

M CARTHY WING WITH AID OF GUP MACHINE   83-Year-Old -Governor Runs Far Ahead of Two Opponents.

“Little Bob” Loses Senate . Primary Race to War . Veteran Joseph R eCarthy

LaFollette Concedes His Defeat   Beaten by  Joseph McCarthy, 36, Former Marine

Marine Veteran Defeats LaFollette In Wisconsin Primary Elections

Building Material Prices Increased   OPA Grants Increases  On Five Scarce Items

URUGUAY DROPS “40 NAZI DEATH PENALTY DEMAND   Details of Greek Controversy Reviewed at Cabinet Meeting

Move To Save War Criminals Brings Protest   Uruguay Backs Down On Her Resolution at UNO Assembly

Uruguay Stirs Up Opposition In UNO Sessior   Proposes That Nazi War Criminals Not Be Given Death Penalties   RESCLUTION IS LATER WITHDRAWN

RUSSIAN AND UKRANIAN DEL. EGATES AT UNO SHOUT STORM OF PROTESTS [FTER=PROPOSAL= ===

Dearborn Has Celebration Of Henry Ford Day   Automotive Pioneer Is 83 Years Old Today—-Opti mistic On Future

HENRY FORD, 83 YEARS OLD, HAS HOPE, FAITH IN TODAY'S YOUNG FOLKS

Tideland Bill's Passage Seems Sure; rkley Hopes for Presidential Veto

HOPES FOR TIDELANDS BILL VETO   Barkley Wants Truman to Veto States’ Claims

Veterans, in March on Columbus, Demand Strike Benefits and Bonus

CARRY THREATS TO STATE HOUSE   1,000 CIO Veterans Demand Strike Jobless Benefits and State Bonus

JOBLESS BENEFITS FOR STRIK ERS-AND-OHIO-BONUS-AMONG“DEMANDS MADE AT === DEMONSTRATIO

Bill to Ban Redratt of Vets Asked   Sen. Jehnson Says Army Can Maintain Goals Without Them

WOULD BAR» REDRAFTING OF VETERANS   Senator Says that Some Boards are Reclassifying Vets

Veteran Draft Ban Desired For New Bill   Sen. Johnson Bares Move to Reelassify, Induct Dischargees

SEFKS 10 BLOCK PEDAL OF VETS   Senator Johnson, Colorado. Plans Amendment to Draft Extension

WOULD OUTLAW CALLING VETS .   SENATOR WANTS NO EX-SERVICEMEN ORAFTED

Opposes Re-Dralting Ot Veterans   Senator Says Plans Underway To Call Vets Back

Johnson Would Outlaw Re-draft Of War Veteran:   Will Present Proposal to Congress as Amendment To Senate Bill

RE-DRAFT BAN SOUGHT IN NEW EXTENSION BILL   Johnson Proposes Vets Be Exempted From New Service

ailtoysoMise: ' Exempting ‘Amendment ‘to Draft Extension Bill — Present Dratt Law [éxpires June, 30.

REDRAFTING QF VETERANS IS OPPOSED   Senator Johnson of Colorado Would Exempt Men Who Already Served.

RE-DRAFT OF VETS ID OPPOSED TODAY   Senator Johnson Tells of Reasons for New Proposal.

Pre-PearHarbo Pledge to Fight for Britain Told   Hart Says He Got Advice from Singapore on U. S. ‘Armed Aid’

Hart Says U. S. Pledged  Britain Armed Support   Received Advice As Asiatic Fleet Commander Befor: Pearl Harbor That U. 8. Would Aid England In Certain ‘Eventualities’

HARMONY BEING SOUGHT DURING SECRET SESSION   New Iran ~ Letter, Russian And Polish Demands Worry Delegates   MEETING SITE STUDIED   Poland Will Formally Ask Severance Of Relations With Franco Spain

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BUWLES, STEEL DEGISIONS MAIC TRUMAN ISSUES   Strikers’ Cash Still Plentiful; Pittsburgh Faces Electric Strike

Heirens Suicide Try Thwarted   Razor Blade Is Concealed in Book; Arraignment Held

THWART POSSIBILITY     OF tee BY Ua   Razor Blade Found In Book Requested By Kilter

IS BLOCKED BY OFFICIALS      AUTHORITI FIND RAZOR BLADE IN QNE OF THE BOOKS THAT PRISONER REQUESTED

Sherif Thwarts William Heirens  Suicide Plan:   Finds Razor Blade In Book Chicago Killer Had Asked To Be Sent To His Cell   TO BE ARRAIGNED SOMETIME TODAY   Expected To Plead Guilty To Three Murders And Twenty-Nine Rob hariac

RELIEF COMING IN COLD SPELL   Frost Hits Ric Rio Grande Valley; No Snow ‘Yet For Midwest

Tells Threats On Witnesses At War Trials   U.S. Prosecutor Cites Attempted Intimidation of 2 Nazi Testifiers

Jackson Tells Of Threats In  War Crime Case   7 Made Against Dr. Hjalmar Schact, Gestapo Officer in: Effort to Limit Testimony of Latter

Threat Bared on Accused Nazi   Goering Plot Against Schacht Revealed in ‘Private Conversation’

U.S. Prosecutor Cites Attempted Intimidation of 2 Nazi Testifiers

Threats Are Heard Against War  Trial Witnesses  Court Is in Turmoil When Justice Announces Discovery

CLINE GUILTY ON 9 COUNTS   Man Suspected Of ‘Bluebeard’ Murders Convicted Of Forgery   THREATS AGAINST SCHACHT AND WITNESS ARE REPORTED

DEFENDANT AT NUERNBURG IS THREATENED   Assertion By Prosecutor Jackson Throws Courtroom Into a Turmoil

Jackson Says Threats Made Against Schacht and Gestapo Witness __

MOSLEMS DENOUNCE BRITISH PLAN   Give Up Hope for Peaceful Solution To Indian Problem

Moslem League Rejects Plans For Indian Govt.   Jinnah Gives Speech At Council Meeting; Strongly Opposes British

Moslems Reject British Proposal   Mohammedan Pre “a dent Terms Problem Hopeless

MOSLEMS IN INDIA DROP BRITISH PLAN   Leader Says Peaceful Solv tran Honoeless

BIG 4 REJECTS AUSTRIAN CLAIM   Ministers Studying French And Austrian Claims Against Italy

French-ltalian Border Dispute ls Not Settled   Foreign Ministers Speed up Talks To Meet Friday Deadline

Austrian Claims Are Rejected  Big Four Speed   Big Four Speed Minor Decision  To Reach Critical Decision on Trieste

'U. S. And Britain Agree On Liberal ‘Air Travel Setup   Wil! Share Bases and Permit Unlimited - Flights.

Air Pact Links U. S: and Britain   Commercial Aviation Given FullSwing  ~ Tinder Plan

Aviation In U.S. And Great Britain Linked   Agreement Calls For Unlimited Flights Between Countries

United States, Great Britain Form Air Link  Military  Bases  rr ryt fre

Weather May Cancel Out Atom Tests   Weather Observers Gamble On Finding “Perfect Day” For Study of Explosion

A-BOMB CHIEFS WATCH WEATHER   Military Says Pacific Storms May Mar Test

Atomic Bomb Test Depends On Finding One Day Of “Perfect Weather” in July

ATOMIC TESTS TO BE GAMBLE   Bad Weather May Inter. fere With Multi-MillionDollar Project

July Weather Is Capricious  CHANCES ARE ONE IN TWENTY OF GOOD DAY FOR ATOM TEST

Diptomatic fron     State Dept. Seeking Financing for Services Needed On All Fronts

SOLONS ACCUSE FARM LEADERS      Agriculture Department Saic ‘Flouting The Intent Of Congress’ By Changes

WAC CAPTAIN IS CONVICTED   Found Guilty of Jewel Theft; Gets 5-Year Sentence

SENTENCED FOR JEWEL THEFT   Katherine Durant Gets Five Years at Hard Labor

WAC Captain Is Convieted Of Stealing Crown Jewels   Kathleen Nash Durant Sentenced To Five Years At Hard Labor With DishonorableArmy Discharge: Accepts Verdict Without Emotion; Ruling Held Unjust

WAC Capt. Durant Guilty In Hesse Crown Gem Thef:   Former Rest Camp Mess Officer Gets Five Years’? Hard Labor and Dismiss2l for $1.500.000 Looting

FINDS JEWEL THIEF GUILTY   Mrs. Durant, Former Captain Faces 5 Years in Prison.

WAC GUILTY OF JEWELS THEFT   Mrs. Durant Must Serve  Years for Stealing Hesse Family Gems

MRS. DURANT  FOUND GUILTY   Former WAC Captain Convicted Of Stealing Hecse Jewels

WAG GETS FIVE YEARS FOR GEM THEFT ROLE   Displays No Emotion When Court Delivers Verdict

Given ExWAC. Th Jewel: Case         Discharged: ‘DishonoraMly; ‘Doonicd To Hard Labor: “2. (Others. Await - Trial

WAC Capt. Durant ‘Guilty of Theft   Five-Year Hard Labor Sentence Is Imposed

Capt. Durant Held Guilty Of Robbery   WAC Officer Gets Five Years For Jewel Larceny

Former WAC  Captain Is Ciwen 5 Vears  _ ee eer e ae Pw t-s9   Mrs. Durant Also Senienced Tu Be Dishonorably Discharged From Arm

Wae Capt. Durant Gets Five Years in Prison for Thefts   Dishonorable _ Discharge Also Is Meted Out by Court in Hesse Jewel Affair

WAC Captain Gets 5 Years   Trial Yet To Be Held For Husband And Maj. Watson

Fabulous Loot Brings Conviction   Kathleen Nash Durant Found Guilty, to Be Dismissed From Army

Former Wae is Convicted of  Jewels Theft   Sentenced to Prison For Five Years  At Hard Labor

Find WAC Stole Gems   Capt. Kathleen Durant Sentenced by Military Court for Theft of Hesse Crown Jewels

Five-Year Term For WAC Captain   Woman Convicted In Connection With Theft of Hesse Jewels

Former Wac Found Guilty In Gem Theft   Faces Five-Year Prison Term For Looting Castfe

WAC Officer Is Sentenced   Woman Gets 5 Years For Theft of Crown Jewels In Germany

Military Coari Specifie Prison Term Must Be Spent At “Hard Lahor”

FORMER WAC CAPTAIN CONVICTED OF $1,500,000 JEWEL THEFT; GIVEN 5 YEARS. DISHONORABLE OUSTER

Former WAC Convicted By Military Court of Stealing Hesse Jeweole

WAC Captain Draws Five-Year Sentence For Theft of Jewels  Military Court Finds Officer Guilty on _ Thraoa Maine Counts

Ex-WAC Given Five Years for Theft of Jewels   Capt. Kathleen Duran Gets Dishonorable Discharge; Hard Labor Prescribed

CAPTAIN: DURANT FOUND GUILTY IN GEM THEFT CASt   Former WAC Gets 5-Yea: Prison Term; Dishonorable Discharae

Ex-WAC Captain Given 5 Years   Being Made “Scapegoat” For All Looting, Attorney Pleads

FORMER WACFOUND GUILTY IN. THEFT OF GERMAN GEMS    Given Dishonorable Discharge and Sentenced to Five Years  . i ae ee

Wac ‘Guilty’ In Gem Theft   Ex-Captain Receives 5-Year Prison Term

Found Guilty of Stealing Jewels  Displays No Emotion on Hearing Sentence

Former Wac Get: Hive Years For Theft Of Jewels   Convicted of Theft By Military Court; Receives Dishonorable Discharge

WAC GAPTAIN GETS 5 YEARS’ HARD LABOR      Term Meted Out In Theft Of ~ Hesse Family Jewels

WAC Capt. Durant Gets Five Years   Verdict in Gem Theft Brings Dishonorable Discharge in Addition

RUSSIA BALKS AT TELLING ARMY SIZE   Refuses to Tell How Many Troops On Home Soil

RUSSIA BALKS AT TELLING SIZE OF ARMY   Just Wants  to Account for ‘Overseas Forces

Molatov Refuses To Reveal Facts On Russian Army  Seen aaa  Gf merepree ere tent   Wants Prompi Data On Forces Abroad, Balks at Home Data

IN LEFTIST GRIP      Carlson Predicts Bitter Campaign Over Vital Tesives.

Safety Door at Local Jail Urged eg ee MEEEO  Special Room For Juvenile Delinquents Recommendec

Safety Door at Local Jail Urged teenporn eg  Special Room For Juvenile  Delinquents Recommended

Boost in-Flour And Sugar Prices Reported by OPA   Ceilings Stripped From Score of Other Items By Decontrol Board

Ten Thousand Children, Kidnaped by Nazis Who Planned to Use Them as Future Cannon Fodder, Are Discovered by U.N.R.R.A.

Thousands Of                      Childe ‘en Found   Had Been Abdueted From Conquered Lands and Fed Into Life Stream of  German Reich

10,000 Children Kidnaped by Nazis  From Conquered Nations Are Found

FUTURE SOLDIERS SAID HIDDEN  Nazis’ Kidnapping Of 10,000: Children For New War Probed

UNRRA Foik Mass German Kidnap Plot   10,000 Children Taken by Nazis to Rear for New Cannon Fodder; Search For Thousands More on

FUTURE GERMAN CANNON FODDER  UNRRA Relentlessly Ferrets Out Children “Hidden” In Nazi Homes

TRIAL OF ARMY LT. CONTINUES   State Ends Testimony Tuesday; Defense To Begin

Russia Loses Fight mwU.N. KR. RR. A. Atlantic City Parley   Program Approved Prohibiting Use of Local Supplies by Occupying Armies Despite Soviet Objections

Armies Not To live Off Land, UNRRA Directs   Program is Approved De spite Objections of Soviet Delegation

UNRRA Approves Ban on Armies “Living off Land”   Soviet Union Objects t Program, Initiated by United States

Eddie’s Pal Bound Over   Burton Charged at Oskaloosa; Woman Gets Year ‘at Farm

Kurdish Chief  Turns on Red:   Tribes Reported Deserting RV encil anil’ Weewanierccs.

VUGGSLAV-U.S, CASE FAR’ FROM SETTLED   Tita Gov't Still Was Many incidents To Explain

Deer Massacre Results In Arrest of 17 Hunters, Fines More Than $7,000

17 Hunters Fined $7,385   Engaged in Worst Deer Massacre in History  Of Game Body

Doubts Russia Could Wage “Maj jor War Now   Officer Cites Food Shortage

CLAIM LACK OF FOOD COULD END RUSS WARMAKING   Army Military Observer Feels Food Shortages in USSR Major Obstacle. to Further Soviet Campaigns

Food Shortages ' Would Hamper Large Scale War Operations’ \By Reds. Reports U. S. Expert —

Doubts If Russia Can Fight War Now, Cites Lack of Food in Soviet Union

Russ Military Power Doubted   Experts Point Out Soviet Weaknesses

RUSSIA NOT IN FIGHTING TRIM   U. S. Officer Doubts Soviet Now In Shape To Wage Major War; Food, Labor Short.

Shortages Will Hold Reds Back   Russia Faces Shortage In Food, Labor And Supplies.

STORY OF THEFT OF GERMAN CROWN JEWELS UNCOVERED   High Ranking American Army Officer May Be Implicated; Newsweek Says Gems Were Extorted From Princess Margareta Seven Months Ago.

Tells England She Violated Her Own Pact   Says It Is Not Within Province of Britain to Remind Poland of Her Obligations   Will Reply To United States   Note Charges Britain With Failing to Abide by “Essentiale of Yalta and Potsdam”

Arabs and Jew Rap Reported Palestine Pact   Official Quarters Fail To Confirm Reports Solution Is Reached

Housing Plans Hinge On OPA, Wyatt Insists      Famine Relief Also Would be Affected, Ache son Says

HOUSING NEEDS PRICE CONTROL   Breakdown Will Wreck Building Program, Says Wyatt

Solons Start Work On OPA Setup Today. No Curbs, No Homes,  Worns

Lifting Price Controls Would Ruin Low Cost Housing Program- Wyatt  ‘  j   Dean Acheson Says Altering Government's Grip On Grain Will Endanger Export Of Food Plans For Famine Relief

Wyatt Fears Wrecking of Housing Plan   Weakening of OPA Will Hurt Program, Official Warns

BREAKDOWN OF PRICE CONTROLS TO BE SERIOUS   Wyatt Says Hensing Pro    ‘gram Endangered; Famine  Relief Menaced    CONFEREES SUMMONED TO MEETING TODAY.

ISolons Start Work On OPA Setup Today No Curbs, No Homes Wvatt Bluntly Warns

Wilson Wyatt Issues Warning That OPA Must Hold   Says Breakdown Will Wreck Present Setup For Veteran Housing

OPA’s F inish Spells Doom For Building   ‘Wyatt Says Entire National Project. Could Be ‘Wrerke,?

Stassen Calls For Full Employment As GOP Keynoter   Government Leadership Must Be Alert, Dynamic

CHINESE REDS ARE REPULSED   ATTEMP TTO MAKE AMPHIBIAN LANDING AT TSINGTAO

Chinese Communists Attack at Tsingtac   Amphibious Move ment at U. 8, Naval Base Is Repulsed

CHINA REDS REPULSED AT TSINGTAO   Attempted Landing Reported Smashed, Five Junks Sunk

CHINA REDS ATTACK U. S. FLEET BASE   Marme Group Alerted for Possible Action

CHINESE STOP RED LANDINGS   Navy Units Reported To Have Repulsed Communist Drive On Tsingtao Base

COMMUNISTS REPULSED AT TSINGTAO   Chinese Navy Units Sink  Five Vessels

YEAR'S DRAFT RENEWAL URGED   Proposa! Will Be Placed before Senate Group Tuesday

Seeks One-Year Draft Extension   Senator Plans to Present Proposal

Elliott Returning To Work For Party   Roosevelt Says He Will Be Active In Politics: Holds Press Conference Before Leaving Moscow

Roosevelt Will Work For Bourbons   Elliott Cautiously Avoids Controversial Topies in Interview

Ellioft Roosevelt Starts For Home  Russian Tour Ends; He'll Write Articles

REFUSE TO PART WITH INDUSTRIAL DATA OF NAZIS   U.S. Has Offered Radar and Atom Bomb Information

TRUMAN VOTES, > LEAVES QUIGL'   President and Family Board Special Train as 300 to 400 Bid Him Goodbye

PRESIDENT CASTS VOTE IN MISSGUR   Truman and Daughter Go. to Train After Balloting. ve

Tobey Halts  G.0.P. Plans For Senate   New Hampshire Senato Challenges Existing Committee Power.

TOBEY UPSETS GOP PLANS IN UPPER HOUSE   Declines to Submit His Preferences to Party Committee

McFarland Caught Says He Will -Try To Escape Again   Former Marine Who Fled Waghington Death Cell, Taken in Knoxville

Steel Firm Refuses Settlement   800,000 Workers Set to Walk Out Monday Noon

U.S. Steel Hejects Proposal   Union Accepts Terms; 800,000 To Strike Monday

UNION READY TO TAKE 18?/2 WAGE INCREASE   Meat Panel Starts Work

Wait Reaction Of Industry To Wage Proposals   Believe Increase 1814 Cents Hour

For Settling the L ODS Steel Wage Dispute Af IS! 4€ Per Hour. r      NO REACTION FROM   Replies From Both Parties Are Expected To Be Favorable.

183 Cent Per Hour Pay Hike Acceptable to C10 Workers   ‘We Have Reached Limit,’ Fairless Tells  Truman

Wage Parles To Leave Me   U. S. Steel Rejects Tru: man Plan to Mediate After CIO Accepts ~-

President Truman Appeals Publicly   To U.S. Steel to Accept Wage Proposal

Answer of U. S. Steel Company Has Not Been Announced at White House, It is Said .

U.S. Steel Corp. Says No; CIO, Yes ToTruman’s Terms   President Has No Plans To Avert Strike Monday

Steel Strike Is Due Next Monday as Negotiations Fail  _ Truman’s Proposal Is Rejected _ As Being Too High

70,000 WORKERS im (UIT JOBS AT ANONIGHT SUNDAY   Fairless Sees “No Just Basis” for 18!4.Cants-on-Hour  , ns ees

800,000 Workers Prepare To Strike   _. Fairless Stands Pat On 15-Cent Increase Offer

Truman’s Plan Acceptable To  Workers’ Union   CIO Offieial Makes Known President’s Compromise : Wage Proposal Will Be  Satisfactory to It   Steel Says 18¥ae An Hr. Hike Too High   Fairlers Diseloses Limit Of Increases Reached When hh Offered 15e; Strike  Monday Probable

Union Previously Had Accepted but Industry Declares Limit Reached

TRUMAN NOT ABLE TO END PAY TISPIITE    Govt Waits lis Decision as Panel Prepares to Go  to Chicago.

Truman Plan Would Boost  Wage Seales   Formal Replies Due From U.S. Steel And CIO Union

Corporation Turns Down Truman Plan; CIO Union Favors White House Rate

CIO Reports Murray Sends Letter Of Approval To Truman   No Progress Made In Attempt To Solve Strike in Meat Industry; 886,000 Idle In U.S.

ASKS FOR WAGE BOOSTS 183 _CENTS HOUR *   Will Not Hurt UAW Stand In GM Strike

‘Compromise Offer, Accepted By Union, Called Unfair ‘To Consumer by Fairless

Steel Rejects, ClO Accepts Truman Plan   “Steel Wage Dispute Further Complicated by Divergent Action

Unions Accept Plan, Seore Steel Refusal   Meat Parley Moves to Chi cago; N. Y. Transit G4etien Ganan

PRESIDENTIAL MEDIATION FAILED IN STEEL STRIKE   A Walk-out of 800,000 Mer Is Sch@duled at 12:01 A. M. Monday.   AN OFFER BY PRESIDENT   An Increase of 18'4 Cents An Hour Mentioned; U. S. Steel Objected.

Truman Publicly ‘Appeals Again to 'U. S. Steel Corp.   Moves to Avert Nationwide Strike Called for Monday;  Uraes Accentance

FIRM REJECTS, UNION ACCEPTS TRUMAN'S PLAN   Fairless Says His Firm Went Limit at Capital Parfey; Strike Is Monday

Strike Is To. Begin At 12: 0] A. M. Monday         Union Accepts President’ Plan For Increase Of 18% Cents An Hour.

Strike Next Monday Seems Almost Certain   Truman Had Suggested 1814 Cent Raise To Be  Retroactive To Jan. 

Steel Corp. Reaction To Proposal For 18% Cents Boost Awaited   Strike Of 700,000 Workers Called For Sunday Night Depends Upon Corporation’ Reply To Proposal Which Is Due Today.

Union Accepts President’s Compromise, But Fairless Says U. S. Steel Will Not Take It; No Further Steps Expected; Strike Comes Monday.

Report President Urged Hike Of 1844 Cents An Hout   Fairless Believes Pay Formula Unfair To Company, Public

Wage Parley F ails; 800,000 To Leave Jobs   U. S. Steel Rejects TruHb Plan to Mediate After CIO Accepts

Compromise Proposal Is Studied by Steel Firm,. Bic Three of CIO Unions

Workers Accepted  Truman’s Proposal   White House Withholds Hint Of Next Move—President Had Demanded Shavwdawn Tadav

800,000 Workers Poised To Walk Out Monday As U.S. Meditation Collapses

STRIKE MONDAY BY 70000 EN “APPEARS PERTAIN   ‘Union Willing to Acoépt 18:5:  Cents Hour Pay Increase but Company Balks   ANSWER GIVEN-AT NOON:   But Hour Later White House. Is Informed of Rejection -*. by Corporation

Proposal Is Accepted by Steel Union   Truman Disappointed by Industry’s Refusal—Has No Other Plan

White House Awaits  Company Reaction U.S. Steel Corp. Late With Reply  To Presidente Camnrnmica ff...

UU. S. Steel Rejects Tru man’s Proposal In Wage Settlement; Mi * aber Of Idle Nears Million

TEMPERATURES:   ClO Union Accepts, Corporation Rejects Truman'sCompromise

Steel Corporation — Rejects Proposal; Strike Begins Monday   200,000 ELECTRICAL WORKERS CONTINUE STRIKE FOR WAGES

FAIRLESS SAYS PAY BOOST T00 HIGH   Pay Increase Of 18'4 Cents Believed Involved   STEEL PRICES   Not Discussed At Meeting: Seizure Is No Factor In Conference

Strike © Goes on Monday   ~ CIO Accepts Proposed 18'4¢ Wage Increase, But Company Declares 15¢ Raise Its Limit —

TRUMAN PROPOSAL ACCEPTED BY UNION AND REJECTED BY OFFICIALS OF U. S. STEEL

PLAN REJECTED BY FIRM AFTER 0, K. BY UNION   ‘Truman Had Proposed 18'. Cents Per Hour tnerease in Wace Rate

Truman's Bid Turned Down By Steel Co.   CIO Accepted Proposal For 18} Cent Raise, Compony Says 15 Cents Limit

Union Says Yes to Plan, Company No   President Had Proposed Increase in Wages of 18.5 Cents Hourly.

ClO Accepts Proposal To End Dispute   Strike Monday Now Appears Likely, As Compromise Fails

Presidential Mediation Fails as U. S. Steel Corporation Rejects Proposed Increase of 18% Cents; ClO-Steelworkers Had Accepted

ClO APPROVES PAY PROPOSAL IN STEEL RIFT   Triman Offers Raise 1814 Cents an Hour; Strike To Be Monday

Head of U. S. Steel Notifies Pres. Truman His Compromise Wage Suggestion Not Agreeable.   800,000 SCHEDULED TO QUIT ON MONDAY

Strike Is Set For Monday- Covers Nation   Union Had Accepted President’s Proposal— No Plans for Govern< ment Seizure Known

No Plans Made To Seize Mills As Walkout is Set For Next Monday; Reveal Fairless Letter

Walkout Is Scheduled For Monday   Proposal by Truman for 1814 Cent Hourly Boost Accepted by Union but Rejected by Employers

Union Reported Ready fo Accept President’s Plan   No Just Basis For Larger Pay Hike, Fairless Declares

Increase In Wage Rejected By Steel   CIO Accepts Hike Of 18 1-2 Cents An Hour For Men

CIO Accepts Presidential  (Offer of 18% Cents Higher Pay—New Appeal Is Made

Walkout Of 800,000 Stee Workers Due To Start On Monday As Wage Talks Fai

Steel Company Rejects Offer Of Compromise  Further Efforts To Be Dropped As Walkout Set

President’s Effort To Avert Walkout In Big Industry Fails; Unionists Say Strike Will Start at 12:01 Monday Morning; Another Appeal Made by Truman Ts BF. Pairleec

Presidential Mediation To Avert a Walkout Has Fated *   COMPANY REJECTS PLAN   POLO. Workers Acéept Pro- posal of 18 1-2:Cent Hour Strike

Compromise Is Rejected By Fairless   CIO Had Accepted Suggested 18',-Cent Boost; Strike Set For Monday.

Company Turns Down Proposal Of President   Union Accepts Terms Suggested By Mr. Truman

Union Accepts President’s Plan   Walkout Still Slated Monday; Transit Strike Threatens N. Y.; Ford Wage Talks Postponed

CIO Accepts President's Pav Proposal   Coniparny Insists Compromise Offer Is Unsatisfactory

STRIKE DUE 10 GET UNDER WAY MONDAY   Industry Rejects Presidential Wage Proposal, Although Compromise Had Been Accepted by C. 1. 0. Union.

C10 Accepts President’s Plan But Fairless Sends Concern’s Refusal

Boost Proposed By President bets Union 0. K.  ruman sty ues New q anoawtl &  i PRY FR FS om?   Truman Issues New Appeal For Company To Accept Program He Offered

Strike Looms: Labor Okayec Pay Proposa   President Suggested 182 Cents an Hour Boost in Wages

Firm Tu urns Down Pres.      UNION HAD AGREED TO : ACCEPT PRESIDENT’S PLAN. FOR SETTLEMENT OF WAGE ISSUE

Union Agrees to Accept 18%Cents; Negotiations End   Westinghouse Asks Ban On ‘Unlawful’ Picketing

President Has No Plans For Seizing Industry And No Further Steps Under Consideration To Halt Strike Scheduled For Monday

Truman's (Offer Is Taken Up By ,  Worker's Union   Concession May Pave Way For Solution Of Other Strike  Issues

Rejects Proposal to era Dispute   Move Foliows  Union Acceptance < oe nt Ww  st Comopromse

Labor's Letter. Today Is Said to Contain Assent That Would End Labor Strife  Pry i ea +.      800,000 Workers Are Set to Walk Out of Steel Mills

Union Reported Delivering Note To White House   Truman Proposal Favors 18.5 Cents Hourly Jump For 800,000 Workers   WASHINGTON, Jan, 8 (#7). The UV. S. Stee! Corp. today rejected President Truman's terms for settling its wage dis-nofte with the CIO steelworkers.

Union Accepts Proposal for Increased Pay   Nationwide Strike Set for Monday

Walkout Appears Certain   CIO Accepts President's Plan But Fairless Says No.

CIO Accepts Compromise  To Halt Strike   President Had Proposed 181, Cents Increase For 800,000 Workers

VETS AFFECTED BY CHANGES MADE IN SERVICE INSURANCE   Alterations in Program Pointed Out for Benefit of New Mexico Veterans

RECOVERY SEEN FOR CAROLINAS   Business And Industry Getting Back To Normal After Paralysis Of Coal Strike.

Meat Shortage Answers Being Sought  Top Advisers to the President Hint  Penarxnanre Bataan

Meat Shortage Answers Being Sought   Top Advisers to the President Hint Emergency Action

oliticians Study Effect Of No-Meat-During-Peace time Paradox With Election Less Than One Month In The Offing

Marshall’ Sees Loaded Planes   Peace Missionary Gets Clear Picture Of The Chinese Situation

PPPPPEPPPPPPPIPPPPPALPAS  Grand Rabbi Granted Audience with Pope ©

Are:In Palestine: To : Meet ‘Soviet Threat’:         American: ‘Leagu Member’ Attributes: Statement:to Bevin:

Rangers Sent To Galveston Wharves   ~ No Violence Reported In Maritime Disputes

United States Asks Adoption Of Atom Plan   Baruch Holds U. S. Plan Best For Controlling Energy

Baruch Urges American Plan Be Adopted for  Harnessing Atomic Forees   Formally Presents Resolution by Which Commission Would Report American Plans To United Nations Security Council Dec. 31

U.S. Pushes Anew Its Plan For Control  Of Atoms   Bernard Baruch Acts With Speed After Concessions By Soviet Russia

UNITED STATES ATOM CONTROL PLAN IS URGEL   Baruch Sees It As Basis For Peaceful Use Of Energy

Urges Commission  Accept U. S. Plan Of Atomic Control   Baruch Presents Resolution for Favorable Re port Following Major Concessions By Russia on Atomic Proposals

Adoption of U.S. Atomic Plan Is Urged by Baruch   Acts Swiftly After Big  Soviet Concessions Are Made

Peron Increases  Lead Slightly   Has 168 . Electoral Votes  Incomplete Returns

Tran Complaint  High On Agenda   Question Listed As No. ; For UNO Council  res ee

lran Protest Placed High  UNO Council Puts Question near Top OF Session’s Topics

Jran’s Cor-plaint Ha: Top Priority In UNO. Council   fates No. 3 Now but Heavy Pressure by Stettinius Js Likely to Move It to No. 1

Iranian Issue Geis Priority On UNO List   No, 3. Item May Be Moved Ahead Of Opening Report:

CIO MARITIME SERIKE ENTERS URTTIGAL STAGE   Mediators Seek To Get Offer  From Shipowner:

HOPE TO SETTLE UNION DISPUTE WITHOUT STRIKE   PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF MARITIME DISPUTE BEING FUSHED BY GOVERNMENT     SONCILIATORS

AFL Seamen's Unions Terminate Work Stoppages   Pacific Steamship Owners Agree to Resume Negotiations

Compromise {s Sought To Avert Shipping Strike   Government Negotiations On Threatened Maritime Strike Enter Critical Stage   SHORTER WORK WEEK Is CRUCIAL ISSUE

—U. S..SEEKS COMPROMISE — Cut in Sailors' Week Asked of Ship-owners

SHIPPING PEACE TALKS AT CRISIS   U.S. Conciliators Pressing For Counter Proposal By Owners

U.S. Appeals To Cities For Coal Rationins  = S . ee: hee eS — 6 6 wuyouE. i a

JAPANESE FISHING SCHEME REVEALED   Sought to Recapture Business Under U.S: Flag

WAR MOTHERS OPPOSE DRAFT   Three Give Testimony In Opposition to Further Extension of Law

EXTENSION OF DRAFT Is ADVOCATED   General Holdridge And Mothers Have Definite Viewpoints

UAW RAISING ——STRIKE-FUND   EACH MEMBER OF AUTO WORK. ERS UNION BEING ASSESSED DOLLAR TO BOLSTER   . TREASURY

Order Release Of American Newsmar  Valens Had Been Picked Up Twice in Three Days By Occupation Troops

Army Releases UP Reporter  Tried To Attend Trial - Of Displaced Persons

Supply Unlikely To Catch Up With Demand Before nand Before 1948 .  Meat Outlook Gets Gloomier

SEES DROP IN MEAT DEMAND   Economists Think People May Not Be Able To Buy So Much

Discouraging Foreeast for Meat Hunerv   Output During Remainder of Year May be Verv Low

'Meat Supplies To Be Short 'At Least Twelve Months, Then Funds Will Be Low

Meat Shortage Facing Nation Until 1948   And By. Then People May Not Be Able to ‘Afford Alt They: Want

Meat Shortage to Last Through 1947,  Experts Forecast!   Demand May Decline as Spending Shifts to Non-Food Items

Predict Short Meat Supply Until 1948   Bureau of Economics Says People May Not Be Able to Afford All They Want By Then

Now We Learn People May Not: Be Able to Buy as Much Meat By Time Supplies Again Ample’

Economists Say Meat Shortage Will Continue   Sees No Relief Until 1948 When Money Will Be Scarce.

SHORT MEAT SUPPLY SEEN UNTIL 1948   And Then, U, S. Economists Say, Consumers May Not Be Able to Afford All They Would Like to Ruv.

Meat Famine May Not End Before 1948   Gloomy Forecast Made by Experts;

When Meat's Plentiful, Economists Say, People May not Be Able to Afford All Steaks They Want

Meat Supplies” Will Be Scarce For Some Time   DEMAND IN U. S. WILL EXCEED SUPPLY UNTIL 747

Expect Short  Meat Supplies All Next Year   Economists Also See Lower Consumer Income  By 1948.

With Each Hour Meat Ouflook GrowsMoreDout   There May Be Steak In “48, But Prices Won’t Be Pleasing

MEAT SCARCITY SEEN INTO 1948   Decision On Milk And Other Dairy Products Delayed

THREE KILLED BY EXPLOSION   Seven Others Seriously Injured As Rooming House Blows Up.

Call On Fortas For Testimony  In Pauley Case   To Give His Version Of Talk Between Ickes, Oi] Man Before Senate Inquiry

Fortas Called Before Senate Group To Give Version Of Pauley-Ickes Conversation   What Ickes’ Former Right Hand Man Will Say Shapes Up As Question Mark

Ickes’ Aide To Testify,   Pauley’s Nomination Still Being Probed

Fortas To Enter Pauley Argument   -pqurces Uncertain As To at Ickes’ Former Associate Will Say

AIDE TO ICKES TO TAKE STAND   Fortas Expected To Collaborate Charges Against Pauley

Fortas To Take Stand On Pauley Nomination Case  Foes May Think A on nto tAs2ES   Foes May Think Assistant Will Back Ickes’ Story

MINISTER AWAITS SENTENCE CALML   Pleads Guilty To Mercy Killing of Daughter 7 Years Ago.

PASTOR AWAITS TERM IN PRISON   Readily Admits Poison-Murder of Ailing Daughter

Probe Continued In Sugar Theft   More Arrests Expected After Seizures Yesterday of Ring Members

President Named at Billings Poly  W.D. Copeland to Succeed Eaton

COUNTRY COOKS IN BLAZING SUN   Relief From Heat Wave Forecast For Coming Week End

Showdown Set Over Germany   U. S. Maps Plan for Restoring Nation to Key Position

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   U.S. Maps Plans for Showdown with Russia

Rate Decision Boon fo South   Lower Shipping Costs In Cixie Now Are Nearer to Reality.

Westinghouse To Terminate Union Contrae!   Agreement, Covering 27,000 Employes of Firm, Signed April 1

Calls Agreement One-Way Street —To the Union   79 Plants Are Closed; Work Stopped on Home Devices

Defense Attorneys at Japanese War Criminals Trial Complain of Court Ruling Permitting Affidavits

J ap War Trial Changes Rules   Prosecution To Submit Much Testimony By Affidavits

All Troops Out May 6, Qavam Informs Envoy  Couricil Member Reconsidering  sc A cc: es, er aes

[UN Council Said Set To Study Case Today  Tehran Says All Red Troops Out Of Iran

Council Told All Russians Are Out of Iran   Envoy Passes On Premier’s Statement On Eve of Meeting

'U. N. Security Council Told  Red Treope Withdrawn   News Takes Delegates by Surprise

Eva Braun Once Attempted Suicide Because Hitler Wouldn't Marry Her

Photographer Reveals Eva’s  Suicide Effort   Secret Letter Bares Prophecy by Hitler; ‘My Spirit Will Arise’

Rack of the Headlines  Reds Mediterranean Aims Mau Snarl Paris Meeting

Tomahawk Club To Defy Roach   Prize Drawing May: Be Held in Michigan

Ministers Accept Boundary Change   Council to Decide On Trieste Issue

lfatian-Yugoslavian Border Set By Big-4   Foreign Ministers Reported Near Solution on City of Trieste

Foreign Ministers Near Solution fo Trieste Problem   U. S. Soldiers Stoned in New Disturbance at Adriatic City

Italian Border Proposal ‘Wins Approval   Solution of Major Trieste Problem at Paris Is Nearer

French-Proposed Boundary Plan Is Approved   Solution to Disposition o Riot-torn Trieste Appears Possible

Trieste Issue Solution Near      French Proposal for Boundry Approved

Italo-Slav Line Accord  Is Reached  _ Big Four Near . Agreement on Issue of Trieste

BIGFOUR NEAR AGREEMENT ON TRIESTE ISSUE   Plan of International Control Likely To Get Approval

Boundary Line Accord Found “By Ministers   Appear Within Striking Distance Of Trieste Solution

AL -STOPGAP BILL AN: TO RETAIN OPA TE: PASSES HOUS!   NTERNATIONAL -S CONTROL PLAN ©  FOR TRIESTE:   Riot-Torn Port May Be Governed By Four Big Powers   FOREIGN MINISTERS MAKING PROGRESS

SOUP MAKERS AVOID STRIKE      FARMERS IN NEW JERSEY FEAR LOSS .OF FIVE MILLION DOLLAR CROP OF TO MATOES .

Pick-Sloan Plan Work Under Way  ale int Stage Past, Says Maj. Gen. Pick

 Past The Blueprint Stage Spring To See Pick-Sloan Plan Work In All Missouri Valley

U.N. POSTPONES "ALBANIAN VOTE   Unanimously Accepts Plan  Urged by UV. S.

ADOPTED BY U.N. COUNCT   Defers Action For Two Months On Albania Request

ALBANIAN BID TO JON UN PUT ON SHELE   Request, Backed by Russia, Deferred by Council for 2 Months.

UN Couneil Delays Vote On Albania   Membership Sponsored By Russia, Opposed By U.S. And Britain

U.N. Gets  Red Paper on Spain   Australian Protest on Admitting New Members Overruled

Turkey Say: UN Assures  Guarantees   Suggests Russia Seek Security By Friendly Relations With Nation

TELEPHONE RATT: BOOST IN MOST OF NATION PREDICTED   Speakers Tell Missouri Group Big Systems and Independent Exchanges Seek Increases.   CAMPAIGN INSPIRED BY HIGHER COSrs   Expenses Reported Upped by Outlays for Materials, Labor and Modernized Equipment.

Higher Telephone Rates Predicted af State Meet Here   Speakers Say Public Is Demanding Newer Equipment

OTTAWA PASTOR DIES   The Rev, Reese K. Sutton Had Been at Methedist Cherch 6 Years

VON PAPEN MAY BE TRIED AGAIN   Faces Trial By Denazification Board If He Remains In U. S. Zone.

Von Papen May Face Trial Again   Nazi Will Face Trial Again If He Remains In American Zone

Germans May Try Papen   Will Face Court If He Remains in Americar Occupation Zone

FAR-REACHING ANTI - STRIKE BILL PROPOSEL   Southern Democrats GOP Support New  House Measure

Measure Would Replace Fact Finding 2  Board And Civil linhilitw Called Ear

Stringent Strike Control Bill Gaining Wide Support In House   Offered As Substitute For Fact-Finding Legislation, Measure Denies Collective Bargaining To Those Using Violence In Picketin:

PROPOSE NEW HOUSE BILL 10 CURB STRIKES      Strong Support Seen For Substitute To Fact Finding

Proposed Law Would Impose Sharp Controls   Full-Dress Debate Is Scheduled In House Tomorrow

Substitute For Fact-Finding Bill Heavily Backed   Two Days Of Debate To Start Tomorrow; Calls For National Mediation Board

Sirike Bill Is Released for House Debate   Far-Reaching Legislation Designed to Take Place Of ‘Watered’ Measure, Approved by Committee

Measure Has Bi-Partisan Support   Would Ban Union: Of Supervisors, Forceful Picketing

House Gets Measure for  Strike Curb   GOP Member Offers Substitute Plan for  BFe-t.Finding Measure

NEW STRIKE CONTROL BILL GAINS SUPPORT   Has Restrictive . Provisions, Asks Labor Mediation Board

Far-Reaching Strike Control Bill Sent House Floor Today   Introduced by .Case Two Days Debate Have Been Ordered

Far Reaching Strike Bill Is Sent fo House   Control Measure Goes Far Beyond the Truman Plan

New Strike Control Bill  Gets Favor   House Members Rallying Behind Teeth-laden Plan of Dakotan.

Order 2-Day Debate; Case Introduces It   Contains Several Restrictive Provisions. Calls For Las hor Board.   SENT BY COMMITTEE

Proposed Labor Bill Has Teeth   Measure Going Far  . Beyond Fact-Finding In Strike Control Has Wide Backing

BILL 10 CURE STRIKES GAINS WIDE. BACKING   Most House Republicans and Southern Democrats Are in Favor of Measure   OFFERED AS SUBSTITUTE.   Would Replace Fact-Finding Plan, Provide Liability If Contract Broken

STRONG BACKING GIVEN NEW BILL AIMED AT STRIKES   Measure Offered in House May Emerge as Substitute for Fact-Finding Plan Asked by Truman.   SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS AND G. O. P. SUPPORT   Provides for Labor-Management Mediation Board of Six to Help Settle Industrial Disputes.

Case Seeks House Support for New Anti-Strike Bil   Measure Offered as Substitute for Fact-Finding Legislation

Strike Measure ‘To House   Contains Restrictive Provisions, Calls for Labor-Management Mediation Board

Strike Control Bill Gathers House Support  Measure Offered As Substitute

WOULD PLACE RESTRICTIONS ON UNIONS   Provides Civil Liability for Violation of Contracts.

New Strike Control Bill Gains Support   Measure Provides Restrictive Provisions, Calls fo National Labor-Management Mediation Board

Leaders From Both Parties Support Plan   Contains Restrictive Provisions; Calls For National Mediation Board

‘Debate Starts [Thursday With Strong Support   Bill Contains Several Restriction; Calls For Mediation Board

Strike. Bill — Has Support   House Debate Opens Tomorrow On: Draft

STRIKE MEASURE GATHERS FORCE   Powerful Support Gained in Congress for Control Bill   TO DEBATE TOMORROW

FIRM ANTISTRIKE ACTION PRESSED   Far-Reaching Bill Calls For New Mediation Group

STRIKE CONTROL MEASURE GAINS WIDE SUPPORT   Approval Seen in House of Ac To’Block’ Future. Walk: § outs in U.S.

Strong Strike Control Act Is Presented   House Will Spend Two Days Debating Far-Reaching Bill

FAR REACHING STRIKE, CONTROL BILL BEFORE HOUSE AND CLAIM 1S MADE IT HAS GOOD BACKING

Measure to Be Debated  Tomorrow   Few Restrictive Provisions Are in Case's Bill

Offered As A Sub For Fact-Finding   Powerful Support From Republicans And South.  ern Demacrats.

Committee Sends Potent Strike Control Measure To House for Debating

“Strike Control Measure Reaches The House Floor   Debate Bill Thursday Contains Restrictive Provisions on Labor; -GOP Backs Pronocal

Far-Reaching Measure, Proposed As Substitute For Watered Down Version Of Fact-Finding Legislation Approved By Labor Committee, Is Cleared By Rules Group For Consideration—Two Days Of Debate Scheduled — Backed By Both Parties

Congress Drafts Powerful Strike  Control Measure   Republicans Promise Support For Plan; Southern Democrats Join

FAR-REACHING BILL TO CONTROL LABOR WAR IS PROPOSED  DEBATE TO START THURSDAY; PLAN OF TRUMAN OUT

SOLONS BACK NEW STRIKE CONTROL BILL   far-Reaching Measure, a Substitute for FactFinding Legislation, Sent by Committee to the House Floor,

STRIKE CONTROL BILL PRESENTED   Far-Reaching Measure Has Strong Bi-Partisan Support

House Gets New Strike Control Bill   Labor-Management Board Would Be Set Up to End Disputes

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   British Officers and Men Have Pitched Battle on Ship

SENATE MAY VOTE ON TOWNSEND PLAN   Congress Expected To Adjourn On Friday

SENATE MAY FINALLY VOTE “ON TOWNSEND PENSION PLAN   TORS INVOLVED EN MIX. EP ON LEGISLATION AS 3 SIENT DRAWS.

BRIEF LIFE SEEN FOR GREEK RULE   Report Regent Resigned as Six-Party Regime Assumes Duties

New Government Of Greece Takes Up Official Dutie:   Political Observers Predict ‘Short Life For Premier Poulitas Regime

VESTIGATORS, MOSTLY VET.  ERANS, TO MAKE, NATION WIDE CHECKUP ON ILLEGAL SALES

‘Small Army of Investigators fo Scan Meat Sales   2,500, Mostly Veterans, to Be  Sent Out by OPA

OPA “ARMY” T0 FIGHT MEAT CHISELERS   Agency Organizing Force of 2,500, Mostly Veterans

New Ceilings Are Effective On Sept. 9   Special Agents  Assembled to Stamp Out Black Markets

Organize Force For Attack Upon Black Markets   Government To Battle Against Return Of Black Markets In Meat Business   RETAIL CEILINGS EFFECTIVE SEPT.

GOV'T MOBILIZES BIG: FORCE TO STAMP OUT BLACK MARKET MEAT   Admits Return Of Price Callings To Hurt Legal Market

ORDER BOOST — IN COAL PRICE   All Solid Fuels Affectec by OPA Order; Oranges Also Higher

§. Africa Would Annex Mandated Lands In Africa   Other UN Delegates Seek To Bar Spain From Membership

Battle Over Trusteeships  Opens Before UN Assembly   South Africa’s Bid For Annexation Of The Mandated Territory Of Southwest Africa Almost Certain To Be Opposed By Soviet Russia

SOUTH AFRICA SEEKS ANNEX. NEW AREAS   R at al ee L,  ie ee    Ruasia Expected  Fo Oppote . 4 ¢) Proposition >.

AFRICA BIDS FOR SOUTHWEST AREA   ‘Battle for Trusteeships Opens tn TIN

17 Pendergast Politicians Ask Truman Pardon   President Has Freed 15 Former Machine Associates

50,000 Are Idle In Detroit   Plymouth Division - Lay-Off Blamed on Briers Plant Dispute

Detroit Strikes Idle 50,000 Auto Workers   Chrysler, Briggs and Dodge in Paralyzing — CIO-UAW Disputes

Union Leaders Silent; Chrysler Hardest Hit   Briggs Dispute Blamed for Most Of Layoffs

e PETER EDSON:      Forcing Decontrol Smart Politics, Rut Real Value Yet to Be Seen

RIBBENTROP TELLS COURT OF SECRET PART ON POLAND   Says Stalin Agreed Never to Accuse Germany of Aaorecoon

Red-Nazi Accord  Described By  Von Ribbentrop No Guilt Fixed  For Aggression

RIBBENTROP RELATES RED-NAZI PACT DATA   Says Soviet 0. K.’d Polist Partition Policy

SWEARS STALIN ACQUIESCED IN BLOW AT POLES      Von Ribbentrop Testi. fies Stalin Said He Would Never Ac. cuse Germany Of  Aggression For In. vasion Of Poland.

GERMAN-SOVIET PROTOCOL CITED   Von Ribbentrop Says Hitler And Stalin Agreed To Divide Small Nations

Jobless Vets  Advised To See  U. S. Attorney Violations Of Gl  Bill Increasing

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   BY DEWITT MacKENZIE /P Foreign Affairs Analyst

Blemish Put On Soldiers Reeretable   I’s Bad News There Has Been Such Deterioration of Morale and Discipline But Good News That ¥igorous Action Is  Taken

VIGOROUS ACTION TO RESTORE ~ DISCIPLINE IN ARMY OVERSEAS — NECESSARY. MACKEN7ZIF ASSERTS

COAL OPERATORS AGREE TO STAY IN WASHINGTON   Conciliator Meets With Lewis Group

Mine Owners Stay ‘On Call In Coal Case   Remain in Capital At.U. S. Requests. New Talk Fruitless

MARINES STRUCK FIRST SAY REDS   Chinese Communists Deny Ambush; Report 12 Chinese Killed In Fighting.

12. Chinese Killed. Savs U.S, Report   Yenan (Communist) Radio Blames Marines For Attacking

Marines Claim  12 Reds Killed   More Details Of Ambus! By Chinese Communists Are Disclosed

[More Details Of Attack On ‘Marines Told   13 Chinese Killed Among 300 Attackers Of American Convoy

Chinese Reds Admit Fight _-With Marines   Contend . Shooting _Affray Was Not Au Ambush and That Marines Were ‘6 Agoressora’”’

12 Chinese Said Killed In Clash With U.S. Forces   Yenan Charges Marines and Chinese Gov't Troops Joined Forces In Attack on Village.

Chinese Reds Admit Fighting Marines But Deny That It Was An Ambush

Romanians List Payment to Reds   $1,000,000,000 Worth Of Goods Given Russia

WIRE PICKETS FIGHT POLICE   N.Y. Western Union Striker: Ignore Strick: Orders On Boundary Line

WARMTH ON THE WAY   Cloudy Skies “Forecast for Tonight and Wednesday

Good Highways Top Problem For Arkansas   LEGISLATURE TO GET TOUGH JOB AT SESSION

The Centralia Sentinel  wishes its many readers and friends a  Happy New Year  and may each and everyone enjoy health, prosperity and happiness throughout 1947  In observance of the holiday The Sentinel will not be published on New Year's Day.   26, 26,000 Persons Claim Shares Of 30 Million Dollar Snuff Fortune

Maritime Strike End Hope Rises   Attitude of Commission Awaited.

Maritime Strike Settled; Normal Shipping Again   Announcement Is Made Late Today; Pickets Withdrawn

PROBE CRASH OF LUXURY AIRLINER   CAA Says Plane Violated Federal Safety Rules

PROBE BEGINS INNEVADA PLANE CRASH   Baby Only Survivor; 21  Bodies Found

Investigation Is Underway In Tragic Accident   Safety Rules Said Violated By Pilot

VIOLATION IS WRECK CAUSE:   PILOT TRIED TO LAND WITH CEILING TOO LOW

British Gianp: ‘Strict Curfew On Jewish City  Twerdy ‘Thousand British   Twerdy Thousand British Troops Ordered . To “Shoot..fo Kill’ ~ Violutors

Curfew Clampec On Jewish City As Search Made   ‘Shoot to Kill’ Order Issued for Edict Violators

BIG MANHUNT IS UNDERWAY  British Order Curfew In Search For Terrorists.

BRITISH OPEN BIG MANHUNT ~ IN PALESTINE   20,000 Heavily Armed Troops Search For Terrorists

Ordered Shoot To Kill British Troops Search Jerusalem For Terroists

British Trocps Clamp Curfew on Tel Aviv, Begin Gigantic Man Huni

British Clamp Rigid Curtew On Tel Aviv   Troops Ordered to Shoot to Kill All Violators: Houses Hunted for Terrorists

BLACK MARKET RING SENTENCED   Illegal Car Sales Draw Total Of $100,000 In Fines

24 SENTENCED IN AUTO RING   Prison Terms, Fines Meted Out for Violations Of Used Car Ceilings

Severe Drought ° Seen “Menacing  Red Grain Cror   American Reveals Danger: Stalin Refuses To Help Feed Europe's Hungry

Ukraine Crops Threatened by Drought Period   Grain Estimates Point Downward In Russion Area

Drought In Ukraine Cut: Grain Crops   Disaster Threatened In Russia’s Great Bread Basket Reports Show

UN. PARIS MEET FAIL TO LOCATE PEACE-—WKENZIE   Vast Russian Wheat Area Threatened With Drought

Grain Estimates Go Down Sharply   Prolonged Drought Threatens Disaster To Russian Crops

GRAIN SUPPLY MAY BE STILL SMALLER IF RED CROP FAILS   WORLD'S FOOD SITUATION TAKES ON DARKER HUE AS STALIN SAID TO BE REFUSING RED ASSISTANCE

Report of Ruin Facing Ukraine Bread Basket Blackens World Food Picture

UKRAINE WHEAT CROP DAMAGED   Severe Drought Threatens Disaster to Grain Output

Grain Estimates Revised Downward ...._  Two-Months “a Has Brought “Bread Basket” Of Ukraine To Near Ruin

Ukraine Grair Harvest Cut By Drought  Rain in Next 9 Weeks May   Rain in Next 2 Weeks May Bring Relief

World Grain Estimates Are Reduced   - Downward Revision Is Result of Drought in Ukraine

Drought Brings Ukrainian Grain Crops Near Ruin   Chief Of UNRRA Says Disaster Threatens “Bread Basket”

WHETHER MEN WORK IN MINES {8 UP TO LEWIS   Krug Admits He Canne! Ferce Miners Te Dig _ Coal For Government   SATURDAY MARKS END OF CURRENT TRUCE

More Miners Idle Despite U.S. Seizure   Support of Union’s Leaders Needed to Urge Men to Work; Truce Ends Saturday

Number Of Men Idle Reported Still On Rise   Krug Has No Assurance That Walkout Will Not Continue

More Pits Close Despife Seizure: Union Proposals Are Considered   Government Still Lacks Assurance Miners Will Work after Truce   OPERATIONS CEASE AT 243 MORE MINES   Interior Secretary Intends To Keep UMW Demands Confidential

Son it, Marg  ume Ww Jo Ce ee ae  ww ne + we were “a ey) . -2 Sg   Lewis ives rug . 0 Assurance °- Ton-inuec 30a. -rocuccion-

_Krug Hopeful’ Pit Czar Will Check Walkout   Interior Secretary Says U. §. Needs Support Of Lewis 

Krug Offers Only ‘Hope’ Of Settlement   Idleness in Mines Increases Rapidly  Despite Seizure

More Miners Idle; Lewis Sull Silent  Krug Maintains Settlement Hope

Number Of Idle Miners Grows Rapidly Despite Government’s Seizure   Lewis Still Silent On Whether Men Are Willing To Work For Government After Strike Truce; UMW Chief Holds Key   By HAROLD W. WARD

plete Mine Layoff et Despite Seizure   1g Expresses ‘Conditional’ Hope , "ban Reach Bargain With Lewis

Campaign Funds Are Under Fire Before Group   “No Group Or Individual” Will Be Spared

‘House Committee C alled Into Action». . - +5 Chairntttl’Says Saelle - To Be Spared In Campaign Expenditure Inquiries

House Gi, a ’ Starts Pro®,% 4 Of Campai, ®  Expendi ——   Chairman Promises 3ody To Spare No + Group. Individual

House Committee Called by Priest To Open Its Probe   Giairman Says. He Wil Ppare no une ana. Did Not Ask for Job

WILL SPARE NO GROUP  House Group Launches Probe OF Campaign Expenditures

Funds Cut Off Pending Probe Into Spending   Ruling Stops Sigler Who Alleges Attemp' To Stifle Inquiry

Moscow Radio Broadcasts News Of Atomic Theft   Soviet Agent Tipped Off Canadian Mounties to Spy Ring

BRITISH FEAR ~ ‘NEW OUTBREAK IN PALESTINE   WARNING SHOTS FIRED TO DISPERSE HUGE THRONG OF JEWS ON MAIFA WATERFRONT

Detroit Police Start Drive Against Men Who "Ogle" the Female Form

Looked: ? Booked!  Detroit Cops Crack Down on Men ‘Ogling’ at Pretty Girls

Dramatic End To Split Over Foreign Policy   President Gives Full Endorsement To Byrnes; Wallace Says He “Will Continue Fight”

CANT PERMIT ANY CONFLICT WITHIN GOVT   Declares Support of Byrnes and Thet Foreign Policy Stands.

SUMMER DROUTH IN » TEXAS ENDED WITH WIDESPREAD RAINS  LOCAL PRECIPITATION IS HEAVIEST REPORTED IN STATE

Mother Slain In Protecting Child   Negro Killer § Strangles Woman When She Came To Aid Of Daughter

Mother Rushing to Help Daughter Is Strangled to Death by Attacker

Dr. Livermore Named Head of School Group   Smethport Director Succeeds Dr. Witmer: Adopt Resolution

Dr. Livermore Named Head Of School Group   Smethport Director Active In State School

LIQUOR HEAD CALLS FOR INFORMATION   Enforcement Chief Asks ‘Deals’ Be Exposed

CABINET CONFERS ON STEEL CASE   Revised Wage-Price Policy May Be Forthcoming, It Is Hinted

U.S. WAGE PRICE POLICY FACING UP-REVISION   Cabinet Today Likely To Debate If To End Steel Strike

Temperatures   U. S. Ready to Rus Tugboat Systenx In Strike Tieup

Govt. Studies Revision Wage Price Policy   Expect Truman Announcement Soon On Steel Increase

Prcposals Attributed To Price Administrater Bowles, Stem From Disagreement Over Steel Price Increase   ANNOUNCEMENT MAY BE MADE SHORTLY

Steel Price Decision Imminent   Bowles Believed To Have Proposed New Formula For Stabilization

Bomb Shelters Held Possible By Scientists   Buildings Could With. stand Anything but Direct Hit

Some Scientists See Shelters Foiling A-Bomb   But Groves Believes That Much Depends* On Where Bomb Hits

Crucial Talks  On India Peace Open In Londor   Civil War Feared If British, Indian. Talks F ail This Week.

Shelby Man; Brother Gastonian....  QO. Max Gardner Is Named By The President To Act As Ambassador To Britain

Appointment Of Gardner  Wins Favor   Tar Feel, Awaits Senate Confirmation as Envoy To Britain.

Q). Max Gardner Envoy To Britain   Truman Announces Appointment At Press Conference Yesterday

GROMYKO TAKES UP U.'S.-SOVIET BATTLE OF WORDS, CHARGING UN DOMINATED BY “CERTAIN” T ANDS

Hurley Denounces U.S. Foreign Policy as “Cowardly” Surrender to Russia

HURLEY BLASTS FOREIGN POLICY   Calls This Country’s Tactics ‘Cowardly Appeasement.”’

U.S. Policy “Cowardly,” Gives Asia, Europe To Russia, Says Hurley

Hurley Claims We Have Given In To Russians   “Leftist’’ Career Diplomats Blamed For Anneasement

Ex-Ambassador Hurley Denounces U.S. Foreign Policy as Cowardly Russian ‘Appeasement in Both Europe and Asic

PRESIDENT TO SEE CLASH BETWEEN SERVICE SQUADS   PRESIDENTIAL PARTY LEF' THIS MORNING TO SEE ARMY AND NAVY GAME

Philadelphia Pittsburgh Walkouts End   New York Nearly Normal After Day Of Idleness

See Chance For End Of A-C Strike   2 Prospects At Hand For Settling The 186-Day-Old Tieup At Giant Plant

MORE RIOTING IN EGYPT, TEN SOLDIERS DIE.      Report Wild Gun Battle’ At British Naval Base In Alexandria

Anti-British Riots Flame in Egypt; 10 Killed, 170 Hurt in Wild Battle

ANTI ~ BRITISH RIOTS SWEEP ACROSS EGYPT   10 Killed, 170 Injured in Gun Battle at Naval Base

Mobs Burning Cities, Police Slaughter Many   10 Persons Killed  In Alexandria Riot

Ten Killed, 170 Injured In Eeypt   Mobs Burn Cafes And Hotels In Alexandria

Riots Flare Anew In Exypt; 10 Dead hn Alexandria Base   170 Others Reported Injured . In Wild Gun Battle in * + British Port _   MILITARY STATION, HOTEL SET AFIRE   Native Police Patrols Fire Into Mobs; Army Units Also Called Out

Still Steady, Alert ——————______ Dr. Wm. Humphrey, 83, In 57th Year As Dentist

SHI Stcmelgg, Albert ances Dr. Wm. Henig 83, In 57th Year As Dentist

Says. ‘Adams. County 1s rs “Second Highest Producer “Of Race Horses In.Natior

Says Adams County Is Second Highest Producer Of Race Horses In Natior

Officials Discuss Peace Conference; President To Sign British Loan Bill

Truman Has Busy Day With Byrnes Report; Loan Biil Signings :   Byrnes to Deliver Radio Report To Nation Tonight

WARMINSTER MOTORIST FILES $28,100 CLAN   Pine Run Man Hopes To Get Damage Claim of $270   LIBELLANT

TWO DAMAGE SUITS, ONE DIVORCE LIBEL HAVE BEEN FILED   Pine Run Man Hopes To : Get $270 for His  Damages   BRISTOLIAN SUES   Walter N. Price Asks For Divorce From His Wife, Elizabeth . Price

ATOM-BOMB ATTACK CALLED A MISTAKE   Halsey Says U. S. Should Never Have Revealed Weapon in “Unnecessary Exneriment.”

Peace Talk Fake, Chinese Reds Say   Chiang Not Sincere in Ef. forts to End Strife, Charge

CHINA’ REDS HIT CHIANG MOTIVES   Say Peace Offensive Shows ‘Insincere’ Aims

U.S. FOR   To Form Jewish and Arab Provinces Under Federal  Government   PROPOSAL IS OPPOSED

British Advance Proposal For Federated Palestine With Jewish and Arab Provinces

Division Of Palestine Is Proposed   Britain Accepts Plan As Basis For Negotiation But Storm Is Brewing

BRITISH AGREE ON PLANS FOR JEW-ARAB SPLIT   Negotiations Will Be Conducted With Both  Races on Federation

Division of Holy  Land Proposal Up   lewish and Arabian Provinces Would Be Under Federal Plan

British Accept Proposal to Divide Palestine into Jewish, Arab Province

British Accept Palestine Plan  Jew, Arab Sectors Set in Partitian

 U. S. FOR PLAN TO DIVIDE PALESTINE   To Form Jewish and Arab Provinces Under Federal  Government   PROPOSAL IS OPPOSED

Partition Plan for Palestine . Angers Arabs   Jewish Immigration Means Perpetual War, Is Warning

Seeretary Byrnes Says British Indorse Partition   Recbmmendation Is Made by Joint Anglo-U. S. Cabinet

Division Proposal For Palestine Is Accepted by British   Plan Calls For Federal Government For Two Sections

BRITISH AGREE T0 PALESTINE TALKS   Accept Pion as Basis.- for Neootiations

Split Devised For Palestine  British Acceptance Of Plan Reported

Britons Will Discuss Holy Land Division   Agree to London Meetings With Arabs. Jews

British Accept Plan To Settle Palestine Unrest   Division Into Provinces Topic Of Conference; Jews, Arabs To Attend

VETERANS WOULD BE BENEFITTED Wyatt Urges Broad Expansion - Of Controls On Housing Prices

Housing Price Controls Urged   Increased Housing Aid For Vets Advocated

ABILITY TO PAY   Housing Aid Asks Ceiling On Old Homes, City Lots

Coal Tie-Up. Hits Steel Output First   Transit Walkouts © Hinder Travel in Detroit and Akron

Bank Ovens As 400,000 Bituminous Min‘ers Quit Work. Fuller Takes Over As Couciliator. 768.000 Men Idle.

MINERS’ POLICY COMMITTEE PLEDGES SUPPORT TO LEWIS   Group Votes Te Stand By Original Demands On Op eraters; 51,000 Railreaders Have Been Laid Off By Strike; White House Attitude Assailed

ATTEMPT BY U. 8. OFFICIALS T0 END COAL STRIKE FAILS   Union Policy Group Backs Lewis’ Demands—Both Sides Say They Expect No Quick Settlement.   TRUMAN IS UNDER FIRE IN CONGRESS   Railroads Report They Have Laid Off 51,000 and Indus tries They Serve About 250,000.  4

Coal Miners And Operators Reject Plan  UMW Policy Group Stands by Lewis’ Original Demands

UMW Policy Committee Backs Lewis   Miners, Operators Indicate Speedy Settlement Donhbirful

UNION VOTES TO STAND BY JOHN L. LEWIS   GOVERNMENT FAILS TO END 37 - DAY FUEL STOPPAGE

Policy Committee Supports Lewis  Day Supplies Weird Parade Of Events

Chrysler May Shutdown; GM Eyes Situation: Miners, Operators Do Not Expect an Early Settlement   Government Effort Fails; Union Votes to Stand by Lewis’ Original Demands; 51,000 Rail Men Idle as Trains Are Curtailed

Mine Workers and Operators Make It Plain They Expect No Speedy Conclusion for Strike, ~

Union's 250-Man Policy Group Will Stand by Lewis's Original Demands   Both Sides Term Govern. ment Suggestions Not Definite Enough   CONGRESS AGAIN HEARS DEMANDS FOR ACTION   FA Restricts Deliveries of Coal To All Domestic Consumers

T0 GET COAL MINERS BACK   Both Operators, Union See No Chance For Early Accord

Delay Is Seen Tn Settlement Of Coal Strike   Policy Committee of Union Votes to Stand by Original Demands

Policy Group Votes To Back  Lewis Demand   Miners and Operators Pessimistic About Any Early Settlement—Union Pushes Issue of Welfare Fund —-Operators Seek Lewis’ Wage Demands

Ne. aators Deny  Speedy Settlement Of Strike Sighted   Lewis’ Policy Committee Votes To Stand By UMW Leader’s Original Demands, New Government Plan Is Failure

Union Stands Pat on Welfare  Fund Demand Short of Coal, - Ford to Close Plants Today   Insic®t an Fund

Terms House, Senate Measures Infldtionary ‘Booby Trans’ for U.S.   Even Lower Supplies ‘Of Meats in Prospect ‘For Nation’s Cities

k ar   ly Supp   t  Mea   Big packers cannot buy on cattle market and stay within present ceiling.

Price Boosts Shut Packers Out Of Market   Large Slaughterers Forcec Out By Inability To Pay Advanced Prices.

One Year Ago Today Iwo Jima Beaches Stained by U.S. Blood   Today Navy Plane Strews Fresh-Cut Flowers Over Grave: Of U. S. Marines Who Died in Bitter 36-Day Struggle

State Builders Object To Plan   Protest Contracts To Out-State Firms

Protest Filed on U. W. Building   Green, Representing Contractors, Raps No-Bid Contract

House Passes Flood Bill   No Appropriation Made in Measure—  Passes 202 te 38

Flood Contro!: Bill Approved   House Fasses ‘Pork Barrel’ Bill; Funds to Come Leter

HOUSE PASSES FLOOD. MEASURE   Authorizes, But Doesn’t Appropriate $900,000,000 Outlay

FLOOD CONTROL BILL APPROVED   House Sanctions 900 Millions For Work—Denison Project Is Included

Flood Control Bill Passed   Missouri Vattiey fs Allotted $300,000,000

BUYERS’ SPREE “NOT INDIGATEL   : CHECKUP REVEALS THAT BULK OF SAVINGS WILL NOT BE INT DURING CUR-   KENT YEAR

Lidice Massacre  Chief Is Hanged   Karl Frank, Former Reick Protector, Hanged As War Criminal

KARL FRANK HANGED FOR LIDIGE MURDERS   Czech Court Finds Naz Guilty Of War Crimes

 Dancing Has BeenGrounded For 1947;Rhumba Devotees Will Shake Feet. Not Hivs

y OW , He P ca t's Senin Grounded   Object in ‘47 Is to Keep Both Feet On the Floor.

Jumping Jive Taboo for ‘47  Youre Grounded, Hencats, So Dig It Smooth!

Hips Not Hep in Rhumba and The Jumping Jive is Junked   Dance Masters Urge Smoother Footwork

Army Announces Radar Contacts Made With Moon   Echo Bounces Back In 2': Seconds

Radar Contact With The Moon Made By Army   Experiment Spanning 238,000 Miles Made In 2? 1-2 Seconds

Army Makes Radar Contact with Moon in Test That Took 2 and Half Seconds

Make Radar Contact With Moon--May Be Able To Tell Whether Life Exists There

Army Claims World's First Scientific Contact With the ' Moon With the Aid of Radar

Army Claims Radar Contact With the Moon   Achievement May Establish Whether Any Form Of Life Exists Qn Planet

ARMY CLAIMS RADAR CONTACT WITH MOON   Scientists Perform Jules Verne Feat As 238,000 Miles of Space Spanned

Hade With Moon, rmy Announces  i Ray Contact I A   imal Corps Scientists Made = First = Contact January 105 Repeated  Several Times

Army Contacts  Moon With adar Device   Xperiment May Reveal ~ Whether Life Exists On Solar System Planets.   AUSSIES CLAIM FIRST

238,000 Miles Outer Space Spanned in Radar Contact With Moon by Scientists

To Moon By Radar   Contact By Army Experiment Station Intricues Scientists

Lewis’ Mine Workers Rejoin AFL   Use of Radar Contact May Determine If Life Exists On Moon

ARMY RADAR REACHES MOON   Experiment May Reveal Ii Life Exists On Far Distant Planets

one Contact Established With Moon; May Reveal If Life Exists On Planet

ARMY SPANS 238,000 MILES OF OUTER SPACE BY RADAR TO-ACHIEVE MOON CONTACT

ARMY REPORTS RADAR CONTACT WITH THE MOON   Experiment Will Have Many New Possibilities

Army Makes A Radar Contact With The Moon   May Lead To Answer Of Quesfion Whether Life Exists There.

Radar Contact May Disclose Whether Life Exists on Moon   Army Reveals First Scientific Contact, With Radio: Waves. Penetrating lonosphere; Migh Lead: to. Radio Contro! of “Space Ships”

Book R Reservations Now For A Rocket Trip To Moon: Radar Makes Contact   Army Reveals Jules Verne Feat: Australia Said To Have Made Radar Contact 4 Years Ago.

Army Reports On Experiments... .. First Scientific Contact Made With The Moon Through Use Of Radar

Radar Contact With Moon May Reveal Whether Any Form ‘Of Life Exists On Satellite      Army Claims World's First Scientific Contact Which Spanned 238.000 Miles

Radar Contact With Moon Is Made By Army   Experiment Expected To Reveal Whether Life Exists On Solar Suvctem Planet

Army Claims Radar Contact With the Moon   Astronomers Assert Achievement Might Lead to Determining  Life Exists on Moon

PAIGE LINE TO GE HELD, PORTER SAYS   OPA Chief Flays Critics Who “Would Pawn Future for Paper Profits.”

Porter Vows To Maintain Price Line   OPA Chief Lashes At Those Opposing Further Controls

Full Production To Lift Controls, OPA Chief Says   Bowles’ Successor Cautions Against Inflation Threat

OPA Chief Will Hold  Price Line   Porter Lashes At Critic: Who ‘Want To Pawn America’s Future’

Porter Vows Price Control To ‘Stay Put’   OPA Chief Lashes Pressure Critics, Answers Charges

PORTER SCORES CRITICS OF OPA IN. FIRST TALK   Gives Pledge to Hold Price Line Against Inflationary Trend

NEW- VIOLENCE ~ -— IN PALESTINE      OUTBREAK CENTERS AT COSTAL STATION WHERE 900  JEWS ARE REING HELD

SHOWDOWN SEEN “ATBIG4 MEETIN   Byrnes. Said Seeking Peace _ Treaties'in Eastern Europe This Year i

Palo Alto County Fair Association to Meet at Court House Anril 96

Meat Shortage Hits Widely Over Nation   Many On Meatless Diet As Government Fights Black Market Dealings.   ESTABLISH QUOTAS

Much Of U. S. Remains On Meatless Diet   U. S. Wages Battle To Break Black Market, Distribute Supplies

Nation Goes Meatless While Congress Wrestles With the Ever-Growing Black Market

FIGHT TO BREAK ILLEGAL SALES IN MEAT CRISIS  Nation Remains On Meatless Diet Today F.BI. TO PROBE Big Cities Feel Pinch Of Growing Shortage      Big Cities Feel Pinch Of Growing Shortage

No Meat Sigr Predominates Over Nation   Shortage in Many  Cities More Acute Than in Wartime

U.S. is Practically Meatless Today As Black Market Rules   Dearth of Meat is Called National Scandal—FBI Is Called in

Food Crisis Grows      Government Puts War Controls Back On Buttér, Tackles Tough  Bread, Meat Problems

Meat Shortage Worse Than During Wartime in Nearly Every Part of Country; National Scandal Seen

Shortage of Meat In U.S.   Government Wages Fight Against Illegal Dealings; Unions Plan Protests

Much of Nation ls Minus Meat  a eee ewmmeanmt VAl aA Ae   Government Wages Fight To Get More

Clothing Stocks at Lowest Level; Shortage Likely to Last Until July

Strike Looming on Great Lakes  UMW Workers Poised to Quit at Midnight

IRON, GRAIN, COAL AND OIL ARE AFFECTED   New Walkouts Hit Auto Industry; One Strike Is Delayed

CIO Maritime Strike Stops Lakes Ships   Many More Seamen Are Expected to Strike; NMU Modifies Demands

Maritime Strike Blocks Shipping On Great Lakes   Other Strikes Delaying Automobile Production At Detroit, Pontiac

Walkouts Tie Up Great Lakes Ships, Hit Car Industry  Harvester Scheduled Strike, However, Is Deferred One Week

Strike Ties Up Ships on Great Lake:   Ship: nents of Ore, Coal, Grab and Oil Are Halted as Auto mobile Industry Is Hit b; New Walkouts

Lake Ports Tied Up by CIO Strike   Motorcar Industry Hit as Shipments of Iron Ore, Coal, Grain and Oil on Great Lakes Decline

CIO Maritime Workers Idle Lakes Vessels   Strike Puts End To Vital Traffic On Inland Water:

Great Lakes Shipping Tied Up By Strike   White Collar Workers At Tuternational Har vester Delay Walkout.

Lake Strike Under  Way; Tieup in Car  Industry Looming Seamen's Union Is  —- Tag  cot ® Mi rture nm fF lace

Marifime Strike Ties Up Shipping In Great Lake Port   Picket Lines Are Thrown Around Areas by Union

WAR CRIMINALS TRIAL NEARS END   Weekend Deadline Set by Chief Justice

Pickets Defy U.S. Orders In Soft Coal   Interior Secretary Seeking Commitment From John L. Lewis

Power Strike Threat Fades   Ohie Power Settles With CIO Unionisis

Professors’ Group Places Texas-U. On Censured List   Surprise Move Put Controversy at Austir Back in Full Bloom

CONTROVERSY BLOOMS AGAIN  Texas U. Placed On Censured List By Professors’ Group

PINECREST 10 BE MODERNIZED   Rep Cleary Sponsors Bill To Rebuild, Expand  Sanitarium

Cleary's Bill Before House   MSC Appropriation Now Before Senate

Atomic Plar Wins Praise  In Britain   Paper Will Say Russians May Balk at Proposal

Complaints Made On Scrapping Controls   Porter Reports He is Sure That Ceilings Not Dropped Too Fast

TAYLOR WILL RETURN TO HIS VATIGAN POST   Instructed By President To Renew ‘Peace Mission’

TAYLOR DIRECTED TO CONTINUE HIS MISSION OF PEACE   Truman Tells Representative to Return to Vatican For  Another Month

TAYLOR TO RETURN 10 VATICAN POST   Truman’s Representative To Resume Peace Plans

Taylor Again Assigned to Vatican Post   Will Resume Disputed Mission On Truman’s Orde

LIE GIVEN U. S. BY ARGENTINA   American ‘Accusations Are Denounced By Peron And His Minister

Label American  Charges As Lies   Argentina Denies It  Collaborated With Nazi:

U.S. Accusation Brings Denial From Argentina   No Collaboration Witt Nazis, Leader Says; Shootings Reported

ARGENTINA RAPS E CHARGES BYU. S.   New Outbreaks Mark Presidential Vote Campaign

U.S. DENOUNCED BY ARGENTINA FOR CHARGES   Calls American Claim It Aids Germany Plain Lies

Argentine Regime Deny Accusations   Gov’t. Spokesman Is Foreign Minister

Pro-Hazi Charges By U.S. Untrue, Says Argentina   Leaders Deny Collaboration As Gunfire Mars Election Campaien

ARGENTINE DENIES ALL CHARGES:   -Meanwhile Gunfire “Mars Country’s. — Presidential Campaign ..

EHRMANN ALSO POOR WITNESS   McKAY ATTORNEYS GET DAMAGING ADMISSIONS

EHRMANN IS BACKED UP BY DEFENSE      Can’t Give Specific Instance of Favoring  Hiram Walker Co.

HommaAsks Outlawingof Manila Trial   Sobs in Court as Wife Gives Final Testimony in  His Dc-fense

Tugboat Strike Cuts Food, Fuel Flow Into N. Y.   Longshoremen Support  Harbor Boat Workers

Tugboat Strike In New York Harbor Ties Up Shipping   Gov't May Step In To  Prevent Food Shortage.

—TUGBOAT WORKERS STRIKE—  New York’s Food And Fuel Hit By Walkout

3506 AFL TUGBOAT WORKERS IN TIE-UP AND OTHERS IN SUPPORT: 1,450,000 NOW REPORTED IDLE

AFL Tugboat Workers, Backed by Longshoremen’s Union, Threaten Serious Conditions in Few Days.   SUPPLY OF FUEL IS GREATLY REDUCED

Tugboat Strike Cuts N.Y. Food   Mayor O'Dwyer Plans Emergency Measures: 1,450,000 Off Joos

New York Tugboat Workers Walk out   Shipping in Busy Port Is Tied up by Strike

MEET ARRANGED IN ATTEMPT 10 SETTLE DISPUTE   Mayor To Distribute Emergency Supplies; Strike Cuts Off 80 Pct. Manhattan'’s Fuel, Half Its Food; Strike News Roundup.

Food Is Cut 802 As Men Off J ob   Longshoremen Get Into Sympathy Walkout

Strike of Tugboat Workers Ties Up New York City  Fuel and Food Supplie Are Cut Sharply;  T..s../ ae ie . 30... #2

Tugboat Workers Stop Flow of Food   Nation’s Idle Total Boosted By Strife in Brass Industry

TUG TIE-UP HITS NEW YORK HARBOF   Shipment of Food And Fuel into City Curtailed

NEW YORK FOOD, FUEL SUPPLIES HIT BY STRIKE   3,500 AFL Tughbeat Workers on Strike Today: Idle in U.S. Million and Half

AFL Tugboat Workers in  N. Y. Strike   City’s Fuel and Food Supply Will Be Slashed Over Half

N. Ye Towboat Tieup Threat To Food, Fuel   Longshoremen  in: Support—Truman Confers on Steel

Strike Ties Up New York Harbor   sae—we es Rowe BEE ewe  3,500 Tugboat Men Walk Off Jobs; Get  Sumnnthy Simmer pe

Tugboat Men In New York Strike   Action Will Cut Flow of Food, Fuel

TUGBOAT STRIKE TO HIT NEW YORK   80%, Of City Fuel And Food May Be Cut Off Soon

CUTS OFF CITY'S FOOD SUPPLIES   Longshoremen Support Strike Of 3.500 Workers

Tugboat Workers Strike Deprives New York of Fuel   List Details Current U. S. Labor Disputes

New Yo2 k City Food, Fue Supplies ‘Yard Hit By Tughoat \‘orkers’ Strike

AFL Tugboat Workers Out In New York   City’s Normal Flow Of Fuel Jeopardized

Stoppage Hits Hard At Suppls   Mayor O'Dwyer Estimates 80 Per Cent Normal Source Of Food, Fuel Hurt In Strike

Strike of Tugboat Men Threatens New York's Fuel and Food Supplies

AFL Tugboat Workers Begin  Strike In NYC   Mayor Estimated 80 Percent Of City’s Fuel. Half OF Food Flows Cut Off.   TROOPS NOT AFFECTED

Gotham Face:  Shortage of Food and Fuei  Strike of Tugboat Workers Ties Up

Harbor Tugboat Workers And Longshoremen Quit; Brass Industry Suspends

TUGBOAT STRIKE BEGINS IN NEW YORK CITY HARBOR Re ASSOCTATED PRESS

LaGuardia Urges Food Corporation  For Whole World   India Delegate Begs Western World to Eat More Vegetables

Plan Proposed To Feed World   International Food Poo  Asked of Conference

UNRRA AND BELGIUM PROPOSE PROGRAM TO AID WORLD  ~ World Food Pool To Feed Starving Nations Said Neorled To Save Millions From Imminent Death

EVIDENCE GIVEN NO INTEREST   Stark Doesn't Recall Seeing Message

APAN'S INTEREST IN PEARL HARBOR NOTUNDERSTOOL   Stark Says Navy Attached Little Significance to . Early Espionage   NEW COUNSEL SELECTED   Former Assistant Prosecutor ii in Hoover Administration  Heads Lecal Staff

Stark Says Navy Knew Jap Interest   Doesn’t Recall Secing Message Zoning Harbor

Admiral Unable To Recall Jap Espionage Report   Message Divided Pearl Harbor Into Five Sections For Study

Stark Was Surprised by Atfack   Officer Didn't See Jap Message on Pearl Harbor Ship:

‘Unusual’ Interest of Japanese in Pearl Harbor Moorings Is Revealed

Japan's Interest In Pearl Harbor Ignored By Navy   ividence of Unusual Concern for Moorings Revealed By Adm. Stark   JOES NOT RECALL ESPIONAGE MESSAGE   ‘as Surprised By Nippon-3e Attack, He Tells Investigating Board

Move Didn t Impress Us, Stark Says   Can't Recall Seeing Message About Plan: to Spy on Moorings

Said He Thought Fleet Had Been Properly Warned Of Such Pos sibility, Changed Estimates On Wan   ATTACK AT OTHER POINTS EXPECTED

Disrecalls Interest in Pear!Ships   Admiral Didn't Expect Pearl Harbor Attuck Despite Jap Message

Navy Knew Japs Were Interested In Pearl Harbor   No Special Emphasis Placed On Evidence, Adm. Stark Testifies

Navy Gave Nippon’s Cur osity No Significance — Prior To Attack   Stark Did Not See Ship Repor   Former Chief Of Nava Operations Did Not Exe pect Hawaii Air Attack 

BUT INalala THAT Feel WAS WARNED   Admits Navy Had Evidence of Unusual Jap Interest in Pearl Harbor.

JAP INTERES! WAS IGNOREI BY NAVY.STAR   Former Chief Of  tions Testifies y  At Inquiry

Charge Hitler Responsible  For Massacre Between 538 and 745  Uo S -Priconers-Slain

SS Panzers Are Charged   Accused on Murdering Over 500 American Prisoners On Orders from Hitler

HOUSING GRANT OF RFC ARGUED   Loan Of $52,000,000 For Chicago Plant Not Good Business, Says Official

Democrats Act To Unify Party: On All Fronts:   Leaders Make Bid ‘To Heal Rift Due. Te Wallace Ouster

Party Moves Toward Unity In Shadow Of Elections .... Party Leaders Reaffirm Faith In Truman Policy

Reaffirm Faith In Today’ s U.S. Foreign Policy   Democratic Leaders Ma ve To Unify Party On All Fronis Before Fall Elections

Democrats Move To Unify Party To Assure Victory In November   eLeadership At Home And Abroad. Reaffirms. Faith In. Administrati  FersiemEglicy is. Rift Béing Healed ~~ “=

Party Leaders Back President   Move 5wiftly to Unify the Party Before November Vote

Demos Gird For Battle   Party. Leaders Move To Heal Rifts Before November Elections

TOP DEMOCRATS ACT T0 REUNITE PARTY FORGES   Executive Council Approves Foreign Policies of Administration

Appeal Is Made By Democrats   Party Committee Gives Statement On Foreign, Domestic Issues

FOREIGN POLICY GETS BACKING IN UNITY MOVE   Democratic Leaders, Byrnes Reaffirm Faith in Truman Program

DEMOS MOVE FOR UNITY ON ALLFRONTS   National Committee Strongly Backs Truman and Foreign Policy— Says G. O. P. Sabotaged Price Control.

Leaders Voice Confidence In Foreign Policy   Democrats Make Move To Unify Party In All  Fronts Before Elections

DEMOCRATS EYE INCREASED UNITY   Party Leadership Reaffirms Faith In Foreign Policy

Support Given Administration Foreign Policy  By Democrats   Byrnes Says Truman Statement Recently Brings Reassurance

REDS ATTACK RAIL JUNCTION      Marshall Holds Meet With Communists

REGENT STRIKE SLOWS QUESTION   Formal Declaration of End of War is Now Inadvisable.

War Veteran Admits Slaying Divercee   Weds Same Man Fourth Time Says He’s Perfect Hubby

Thrice-Interrupted Marriage Gets 4th Start in 14 Years   Never Querrel.

Report Given By Secretary On Conference   Byrnes Replies to Wallace Charge of ‘Tough’ : Policy

“Get Rid of War Fear’ -Byrnes Plea   State Dept. Head Say: Policy Not Tough or Soft, But Firm.

SAYS RUSSIAN POLICY FIRM ‘BUT PATIENT   Assails Arbitrary Use Of Power of Veto By Any Nation

Fears of War Delaying Peace-Byrnes   Reports to Nation on Activities at Paris Parleys

BYRNES URGES PEACE FOR ENTIRE WORLD   Tension Is Brought About by Fear of Another World War

Russia, World Told Conflict Not Inevitable   State Department Head Also Replies to Protest of Wallace

Secretary  Retutes Talk New Conflict Is Inevitable   Much of His Speech Directed at Russia; Says Concessions Must Come from All

U.S. Has Firm Russia Policy, Secretary Says   Economic Recovery Of Europe Throttled,  Cabinet Member Avers

Says Europe IsThrottled By Condition   U.S. Just ‘Firm’ Not “Tough’, In Soviet Poliey. He Reports

Fear Delays True Peace, Declares  Reports To Nation On Peace Conference

Report Is Challenge To Stalin's Remarks:   Secretary Replies To Henry Wallace; Abuse Of Veto Power Is Criticized

Byrnes Says Fear Of Inevitable War Throttling Europe   Secretary Of State Reports To Nation On Diplomati Clashes With Russia And His Interpretation Of Policy

BYRNES SEES GRAVE DANGER IN WAR FEARS   U.S. POLICY TOWARD RUSSIA FIRM, NOT TOUGH OR SOFT

Government Moves To Check Clothing Boosts; Higher Margin Payments Ordered

Government Takes Acties To Check Clothing  Price Increases   SCARCE CLOTHING TO REACH STORE SHELVES

Brakes Put on Clothing Prices   Cotton Margins Raised, Inventories Limited

COTTON MARGINS TO BE INCREASE   ACTION TAKEN BY GOVERN. MENT TO CHECK BOOST IN CLOTHING PRICES.

Official Says Chiang Has Agreed to Stop Civil Struggle   Generalissimo Reported to Have Halted   Generalissimo Reported to Have Halted Offensive Leaving Way Oven for Peace Neaotiations With Reds

CHIANG MAY HALT DRIVE IN MANCHURIA   Chinese Leader Said to Have Agreed to Move to Open Way for Peace Negotiations.

Official Says Chiang Has Agreed to Stop Civil Struggle   Generalissimo Reported to Have Halted Offensive Leaving Way Oren for Peace Neqotiations With Reds

All Eligible Men Are to Be Freed Soon In Action by Navy   Secretary Forrestal Says Urgent Military Necessity Only Will Retain Them

Farmers Plan Strike In Protest Action   Schedule April 1 For Date When They Will Refuse To Plant Seed

Farmers Set Deadline for Labor Peace   Would Withhold Seed Planting Apr.  If  Strikes Continue

USES WILL RETURN TO STATE CONTROL   Bill Signed By Truman to Be Effective Noy. 15th

Oklahoma City’s Bus Strike Ends   Wage Increase Given Drivers; Fares Hiked

Oklahoma City’s: Transif System Operating Again   ‘Service. Resumed After Yésterday’s Sudden. Walkout

TORNADO STRIKES OKLAHOMA TODAY   Fifteen Are Injured By Storm At Ardmore; Houses Razed.

War Was Won Before Crossing Of Rhine River   Normandy, Falaise Pocket, West of Rhine Battles Were Decisive   GERMANS GUESSED WRONG AT D-DAY   Inability To Maintain Armies in Field Was Fatal to Nazis

Kisenhower Tells Three Keys To European Victory   Allied Supreme Commander Lists Decisive Battle: Allied Might And Teamwork And Germany’s Big Mistakes

ief of Staff Discusses German igh Command Strategy, Points "Errors That Won for Allies

3 DECISIVE BATTLES CLINCHED VICTORY, EISENHOWER SAYS   Allied Might And Teamwork Plus German Mistakes Assured European Triumph; Hitler And Von Rundstedt Guess Wrong At D-Day; Enemy Forces Had Courage

Victory Clinched In 3 Decisive Battles   Eisenhower Says Allies Beat Germany Before ‘Rhine Crossina

Three Decisive Batiles Before Crossing the Rhine Won the War in Europe, Gen. Eisenhower Declares

CITES ALLIED TEAMWORK AS VITAL FACTOR   Declares Victory Won Before Crossing Of The Rhine River

KISENHOWER DESCRIBES NAZI ERRORS   Tells How Victory Was Clinched in 3 Decisive Battles

D-Day Mistake Of Nazis Cited In Final Report  ‘General Traces  Operation That Vanquished Foe

ke Says War Won Before Rhine Was Crossed By Allies   Massive Report Made Or Sweep front Normandy To the rlbe 

Allied Might and Teamwork Plus Nazi Mistakes Clinched Victory; Hitler, Von Rundstedt Guessed Wrong at D-Day

Eisenhower Attributes ETO Victories To Allied Micht, Unity. Nazi Error:

Greek Violence  Kills 10 More   Extreme Leftists Blamed for ‘Anarchy’

NAZI CRUELTY CHARGE MADE   FIRST WOMAN WETNESS AT NUERNBERG TRIAL TESTIFIES REGARDING CAMP

ARE MOVING ALONG   Guild Sees 40 Per Cent Cut in I-Teacher Schools by October 1, 1949

Fulbright For Resisting Red Expansion Plans   Too Lenient With Russia, He Tells Club In Camden

Fulbright In — Opposition To Wallace Talk   RUSSIA IS TOO STRONG, MUST BE STOPPED NOW

New Move In Rail Unions   Heads Unworried, Say “Communist Flavor’ In New Rank and File Talk

New Movement No Worry To   Brotherhoods   Leaders Say They See ‘Com imunist Flavor’ In Roe’s Rank and File’ ’ Association

BRITISH RATION BRINGS STRIKE   Housewives Revolt Perils Food Program

Péron Assails U. S. Charges On Argentines      “Germans Werk of Ex“USS. Envoy -

Charges By U. 5S. Denied   Famed ‘Blue Book’ Of United States Causes Argument

U.S. BlueBook Lacks Proof, Peron Clainss   Argentine Leader i Declares Charges , Part of Braden Plah

Argentine Said — Readying Reply To United States   To Hit Book Linking Peron And Other Prominent Men With Axis Catse

1948 0 ampies      Peron: Charges Crisis Due to Interference _   Part of Braden’s ‘Plan -To Undermine Sovereionty. He Says

Col. Peron Denounces Blue Book   Argentina's Strong Man Says Charges Part Of ‘Braden Plan’

[Americans Pulled ‘Out OF Calcutta   Peron Denounces U.S. Blue Book, Braden

Peron Raps American Blue Book   Argentine Chief Says Good Relations Are Being Disturbed

Braden Gets Second Blast From Peron   Argentine Leader Benounces Charges  In Uz S. Blue Book

Argentine Leader Denounces Blue Book   Colonel Peron Charges  Untimely interference By fF © Ambreendne

SUSPENSION TO BE EFFECTIVE SUNDAY NIGHT   Dimout Order by CPA Has Not Been Lifted, However

IS EFFECTIVE AT MIDNIGUT ON SUNDAY   Restrictions Of May 10  Continued

NON-ESSENTIAL RAIL SHIPMENT BAN IS LIFTED   Move Cancels General Motors Plan to Shut Down On Monday

Litvinov Is Made Deputy Minister In Red Shakeuy   May Return to Russian Limelight; Zhukov Leads All Land Forces

Much Smaller But Efficiency Maintained   Despite Smaller Size, Stull Considerably Larger Than Betore World War No. Ul.

United States Now’ Has 2,300,000 Men Under Arm:   Now Down To About One-Sixth Of Its Peak Fighting Streneth

U.S. Armed Might Down To 9 Million   Strength Only Sixth Of Machine That Crushed Germany And Japan

Nation's Gigantic Wartime Army Now At One-Sixth of All-Time Peak Power

 One Year after Japs Surrendered:  (America Has 2,300,000 under Arms

ARMED FORCES DOWN TO SIXTH OF WAR PEAK   Total Strength 2,300,000

 caguaiceamtio  iSBAND HELD IN cHOOTING OF WIFE ON STREET HERE   tvs, Corrine Wallet, Aged 19, y Hanover Hospital With Bullet Wound In Right Hip   TEWART B. WALLET, 24, FACES TWO CHARGES   » Is Accused Of Assault With intent To Kill And Of Violation Of Firearms Act— Couple Had Been Estranged

Merger Plan Gets Waylaid   Truman’s Plan For Unification Of Armed Forces Headed For Pigeonhole.

Plans for Big Air Forces Indicates Destiny of Merger   Civilian Army Official Sees Air Force Given Secondary Position

Merger Destine for Pigeonhole  Big Fund Proposed for Navy Air Force

Truman's Merger Plan Pigeonholed   Appropriations Made For Separate Services

Truman Plan For Unifying Forces Stalls   Congress Expects to Retain Big Army and Navy Branches

Funds for Navy Air Arm Boosted   Truman's Merger Plan Heads for Pigeonhole

— Price Rollback +—   Anderson Fatreors Some Increase Orer Lerels Of June 30   More ‘Tops’ Erased

FULL ATTACK ON REDS DEMANBED   Chinese Government Newspaper Wants Communists Defeated

State To Ask For Death Penalty   Miner Held In Clarksburg In Connection With Death Of Two Officers

‘Stalemate Develops as ‘Soviet Representative  ‘Blocks Two U.S. Moves

Molotov Says Allied Troops  Use Pressure  Russian Minister Says Politics

Declares Task Allied Armies Now Completed   Military Readiness Bounds Overstenved

Molotov Scores Troop Influence   Non-Enemy Countries are Victims of Pressure, Minister Says

UN DEBATE OPENED BY MOLOTSY   Says Allied Troops Should Leave  Non-Enemy Areas

Arab Prince Tells Of Capture Of Gazelle Boy After Two Hour Automobile Chase In Desert

‘Gazelle Boy’ Believed _ To Be Fastest Human   15-Year-Old Reported to Be Able to Run 50 Miles Hour.

Light Frost -- Js Predieted   Mercury Slides 34 Degrees As Cold Air Mass Voves Into U.S.

Truman Has No Hopes For Quick Action   President Urges U.S. Steel To Yield: Management Wants General Meeting.

AFL Teamster: Urge Deteat  Of Democrats   Stand Is Result Of Jurisdictional Dispute in Breweries

Call on All AFL Unions to Oppose Candidates ot CIO in Struggle to Domination.

Soviet Charge ls Challenged   John Winant Takes Issue With Russians on Freedom Statement

IOWA'S FAIR BREAKS RECORD   Total Attendance Mark Falls: 1U3 Davs Left

Fair Attendance Records Shatfered By Crowd Today   Prescott Man Is Designated as Record Breaker

FRANCO SPAIN REPORT FILED   UN Sub-Committee Mum On Whether It Contains Recommendations

Franco Spain Report Finishec By UN Group   Epcekesman Says. Regime Is Threat to In‘ernatioral Peace

bOVT BID 10 END onlPPING STRIKE FAILS   Ship Owners, Unions Blame Each Other and Both Blame Gov’t.

SEAMAN STRIKE PARLEY FLOPS   Meet Adjourned as Parties Exchange Charges

CIVIL WAR IN CHINA TO END   Commission of Two Opposing Factions, With American Representatives, Is Named to Carry Out Peace Terms.

Superiors Ordered To ‘Take Care Of Garsson’, Discharged Son Tells

‘Take Care of Garsson,’ Army Superiors Advised   Former Captain, Son of Combine Executive, Says He Was Denied-Chance to Go Overseas

GARSSON REVEALS ARMY PROTECTION   Commanders Were Instructed To ‘Take Care Of’ Munitions Magnate’s Son

Cancer Can Be Cured---Driye’; For. Funds Will Assist Public’ sEducstion

Cancer Can Be Cured---Drive: For Funds Will Assist Public's Education

Plenty Signs World Returning to Normalcy But Boyle Says a Good Five Cent Beer Needed

'HAL_BOYLE’S COLUMN   Normalcy Gradually Returns: The Sea Serpent Here Again

BE GIVEN T0 1 §, FARMERS   Government Says Only Hope Helping Nations

BRAIN BONUS OFFERED FARMER — MAIN HOPE IN RELIEF DRIVE   UNITED STATES NOW 407,000 TONS OF GRAIN SHORT OF ITS PROMISE OF RELIEF

FOOD SHIPMENT MAY BE FILLED ON BONUS PAY   Nie h d of OLtaining Wheat Stocks Important Since Delivery Fails

FARMERS URGED 10 RELEASE WHEAT HELD   U.S, Reports 94,000 Ton Slip. Back On’ Shinments

Hunger Grows As U.S. Fails Jo Send Grain   Governinent Pins Hope On Wheat-Corn Bonus To Meet Food Quota

EVATT DRAFTS ATOM REPORT   Readies Summary of Views For Presentation To Security Council

Atom Bomb UN Group To Report   Dr. Evatt Summarizing Findings On Atomic Energy Control

Coal Stockniles Dangerously Low In Ist Cold Snap   Scores of Industries Convert To Oil, Gas to Avert Shutdowns

Offidals Warn That Disaster        Police Protection’ Asked For Miners.

Coal Strike Idle Number Above 515,000   Cold Aggravates Tils-—Schenectady GE Curtails

U.S. Soft Coal Stockniles Dwindle As Coid Snap Arrives: Denver Is Hardest Hit, Supplies Exhausted

AGGRAVATES COAL CRISIS   115,000 in Affected Industries Idle «as Strike Continues

115.000 Out Of Work In Big Plants   Retail Business. Steel Industry. Railroads Hit

Nation’s Coal Dwindles Neat Danger Point   Denver’s Supply Exhausted, Disaster Looms

Unemployment In U. S. Goes Higher   Production Drops With Growing Fuel Shortage

Fuel Shortages Drag Production To Lower Levels  Cold Wave Sweeping Nation Aggravates Situation Anew

SOFT COAL SUPPLY DWINDLES RAPIDLY DURING GOLD SNAP   Scores of Industries Convert Heating Equipment to Oil and Natural Gas.   DRESSER ELECTRIC MAKES CHANGES

COAL STOCKPILE FADING RAPIDLY   Coal Sna p Doubles Consumption of Soft Coal

Officials Warn Thal Disaster ts Threatened   Police Protection Asked For Miners Wha Want To Work

U. §. Stockpile of Coal Fading Away   Scores of Industries Convert to Gas and Oil

Fuel Stocks Low as Cold Wave Hits Nation  : : 115,000 Now Jobless; Pinch Spreads ” Qutside Industry: Retail Trade Hit

Thousands Made Idle By Strike   Many Cities Are Hard Hit. Schools Forced To Close

Coal Stocks Fade Rapidly In Cold Snap   Scores of Plants Convert Heating;  Half Million Idle

Rescue Team To Seek Five Yank Airmen  Bodies Of Three Flier: Found In Western China Taken To Shanghai

BODIES OF U. 5. AIRMEN FOUND   Remains Of 3 Returned To Shanghai; Says 5 Yanks Held By Tribesmen

BODIES OF AMERICAN - AIRMEN IN SHANGHAI   Five Other Fliers Are Slaves Of Wild Lolo Tribe In Far Weetern Chins

Independent Unions Of New Jersey Protest UMW Raiding of Duquesne Employes’ Union in Wire to Lewis,

LEWIS ADAMANT ON HEALTH AND WELFARE FUND   Operators Would Pay $70,000,000 A Year Under New Contract

NO MONEY, NO CONTRACT, UMW LEADER WARNS   House Bill Would Outlaw Both of Lewis’ Demands

Two Carloads Of Gunmen Beat Up 2 Houston Men; Get Away With $3,000

9,000,000 VETS’ VOTES EXPECTED      Many Former Servicemen Tc Be Elected Over United States

Truman Signs Extension Bill With Warning   159 Items Increased As Compromise Bill Becomes Effective

lbs ened   Geek. \ ice...   Demand Right To Par ticipate ‘Tn Charting ‘Program.

Clouds Appear On GOP Horizon   “'Progressive’ Wing Demands More Power

GOP “Progressives” In Congress Demand Voice In Party Councils   Serve Notice,On Martin And Other Party Leaders That They Want More Emphatic Voice Or They  Can Exnect Showdown Caucus Battle.

“Progressives” Of GOP Will Reek Voice   Demand Right To Participate In Charting Program.

TIFFS INSIDE OF REPUBLICAN PARTY LOQMINE   Leadership Woes Beset Majority Party; Forecast Of Battles For Influence Among Members.

LEADERSHIP 1S G. 0. P. WORRY   Self-Styled ‘Progressives’ Demand More Emphatic Voice

Intra-Party  Tussle May Vex 6.0.P.   Selt-Sty led Progressive House Faction Asks  Greater Voice.

ox of Self-Styled G. O. P. "Progressives" Adds to Woes ‘Of Leaders In Washington

‘Progressives’ Seek Stronger Voice inGOP   Group Contends It Represents Majority in House

PROGRESSIVES TO ASK LOUDER VOICE IN G.0.P.   Group Says That It’s Ready For Showdown; Senate Harmony Indicated

British Search For Arms in 2 Jewish Villages   Airborne Troops Barricade Towns; Dogs Being Used in Hunt

Drastic Action In  Food Crisis Uraed   Government Seizure Of Wheat And Flour Is Suggested As Possible Step; Nation Urged To Save Additional Supplies

Seizure of Food Asked by U. S. Official   Acting Secretary of State Urges Action to Relieve Starving

Former Marine To Be Questioned In Chicago Case   Apprehended In Telede: Twe Handkerehiets Cause Of Detaining HW sidnev  Sherman

Big Cities Face Food, Fuel Crisis   New Yorkers, Already Hard Hit, Prepare For Now Emergencies.

NEW YORK IS ACITY FULL OF TROUBLES   Rail Strike Will Add to Dimout and Closed Butcher ~ Shops vee 8

LARGEST CITY FACING CRISIS   264,000 New York Commuters Worry About Rail Strike; Food Shortage Feared

RELIGIOUS RIOTS IN INDIA CAUSE HIGH CASUALTY LIST        IRTY-THREE KNGWN DEAD AND NEARLY 400 INJURED IN STREET FIGUTING

Leftists Campaigning In tran   Soviet Troops Reported Moving Out Of Country

lranians Get Set To Vote   Red Evacuation Pace Satisfactory To Government

‘Soviet Evacuation Satisfactory Says Tran Government   States That No Conditions are Attached To Withdrawal; Election Campaigning Begins.

IRAN PREPARES FOR ELECTIONS   Can't Vote Until All Russian Troops Are Out; Leftists Campaigning.

Earthquake Rocks Large West CoastArea   Thirty Cities Feel Shock; Skyscrapers Sway In Seattle; Top Drops From Building In Olympia

11,380,368 Shirts, 6,696,127 Shorts, In Navy's Surplus  “Other Needed Articles Are On Hand

Shirts and Shorts—Navy Has Millions of Them on List of Items Declared Surplu:

U, N. 0. Group Will Be Afforded Two-Hour Air ‘Inspection Of New York

CLEAR THRU TUESDAY   Slightly Warmer, Helds Will Have Chance to Dry Out

YOSHIDA REVAMPS NEW CABINET AS PROTESTS MOUNT   Japanese Liberals and Pro.   . grassives Demand Rep  ae oe

Holdup Bank At Humboldt   Lone Robher Escapes With Between $800 And $90C In Paper Sack.

WOULD REVAMP CHINESE ARMY   Marshall Favors Sharp Reorganization As Means Of Promoting Peace.

Gen. Marshall Would Reduce Chinese Army   Reorganization ls Aimed At Promoting Peace

REVEALED BY PATTERSON   Move Offered As Means To Promote Peace In Far East

Crews From Fast Trains Involved In Wreck  Called In On Two Separate Probes Today

SUMMON CREWS IN BURLINGTON WRECK INQUIRY  armrtainr s,s. iRmrans oe tat   ENGINEER REMAINS IN HOSPITAL UNDER TECHNICAL ARREST

Investigation Into Burlington Railroad Train Wreck Begins   Train Crews Summoned to Inquiries Into Crash  Which Killed 44

Train Crews Called As Probes Are Launched Into Wreck Fatal To 44. .

OFFICIALS PROBE TRAIN TRAGEDY   ‘Burlington Crews Questioned; Death Toll 44

Inquiry Over Train Wreek Starts Today   Two Separate Probes Ordered, and Train Crews Will Be Questioned in Wreck Fatal to 44.

TWO TRAIN CREWS CALLED IN PROBE QF FATAL WRECK   Three Victims of illinois Collision Remain in Critical Landitinn

2 Separate Probes Started But Both, Want Statement From Engineer Of Exposition Flyer Which Jammed Companion Train

TWO SEPARATE INQUIRIES INTO FATAL WRECK   Crews From Two Burlington Trains Were Summoned Today.   WITNESS IN HOSPITAL   W. W. Blaine, Engineer of _ the Flyer, May Not . Attend.

Quiz Trainmen In Wreck Probe   Four Agencies Open Formal Inquiries

INQUIRE INTO — WRECK   Engineer Under ‘Technical Arrest In Death of 44

‘Superintendent’s   County School News   Regnlar Uniform County Teachers? Examinations Will Be Held January 28, 24 and.95

Chief Anderson Appointed Head SBI By Cherry   Leading Police Officer Takes Office April 1

Jury in Butte Says Smith Case Solved   Man Called to Testify Takes Own Life At Home This Morning

Chinese Reds Bid for Pact   Halt to Government Offensive Desired

CHINESE REDS OFFER TRUCE   WANT NATIONALISTS TO HALT THEIR OFFENSIVE

Film Strike Comes to Abrupt End: 10,000 Receive 25 Pet. Pav Boost

New Sugar Dea! Sought by GOP   Larger Allowances Are Urged for All Housewives in 1947

GOP Demands More Sugar For Housewive:   House Committee Raps Administration Control Program

Sugar Policy Under Attack   More For Housewives Demanded By House GOP Committee

House Republicans Ask Housewives Get Priority in Any Sugar Increase

Ship Union Strike May Be Averted   Way Out Seen By Chiefs; Chrysler Plant Down; Case Veto Seen

’ MINOR ROADS STRIKE-FREE   » May Be Forced to Shutdown for Lack of Business

Cardinal Slugger: Even Series   With 12-to-3 Win   Redbirds Smash Out 20 Hits to Swamp Boston; Cronin Uses Six Pitchers in Vain Effart tn Malt $+. Lauis Power at Plate

St. Louis Onslaught Routs Sox   Red Birds Bat Boom Against Ineffective Red Sox Pitching

Hit Barrage Overpowers Boston Sox   Hughson Sent to Showers Jn Third Frame; Munger Coasts to Easy Victory As Mates Get 20 Hits

CAReS SET IE   St. Louis Evens Series By. Tak: ing 12 to 3 Victory From Boston   BIG BATS UNLIMBERED. iN WILD BASEBALL TILT

NEW YORK FACES TRANSIT STRIKE   clo Union Demands Exclusive  Bargaining Rights

Transit Walkout Due in New York   Bargaining Rights Demanded by Union

NEW YORK TRANSPORT TIEUP ~ THREATENED BY ClO UNION   UNION PLANS WALKOUT IN ‘NEAR FUTURE UNLESS GAINING RIGHTS

RUSSIAN FOREIGN MI BRIN tr THE co VERSY OVEL MEDITER RANE AREA 7

WAIVES PRELIMINARY ON ARSON CHARGES      Elopus Walker Is Returned to Jail In Default of $10,000 Bond.

NEGRO FACES ARSON TRiAL IN 20 FIRES   Roaming Janitor Allegedlv Confesses Being the Originator of Blazes in Seven North Central Missouri Towns.

Arson Hearing  Waived   Elopus Walker Back in Jail in Default of Bond

Arab Leaders  Blast Proposa Of Committee   Husseini Predicts Middle East Alliance With Soviet Russia

Gen. Marshall !s Flying Back To Troubled China   Returnmg As President Tru man’s Envoy To Attempt To Save Situation In China

GEN. MARSHALL FLIES TO CHINA TO STEM CRISIS   Envoy Flying Back As Situation In Orient Deteriorates

Justice Department Injunction Suit Declares Walkout Violates Truman Order; Unions’ Contract to Operate.

Restraining Writ Issued; Miners Start Walkouts   Other Legal Actions May Be Taken To Prevent Mine Tie-Ups

Lewis Told Not to End Contract   Approximately 14,000 Miners Quit Work as U. S. Takes Action to Avert Mine Tieup

U.S. Judge Orders Lewis fo Delay 9 Days for Walkout   Thousands of Miners Over Nation Leave in Advance of Deadline

Injunction Hits Contract Breach By John L. Lewis   Thousands of Miners Leaving Pits Before UMW Chief Says Contract With Government is Terminated

Restraining Order Designed to Check ‘A Lewis Walkout   Miners Directed  To Hold Termination Order in Abeyance Until November 27

Many Miners Leaving Pits Already   Hearing Is to Be Held November 27 on Temporary Injunction

Injunction ls Granted   Government Asks Court Order For Preventing  Miners From Stopping Work

Court Sets Hearing for — Nov. 27; Order Seeks to — Avoid Stoppage of Work

Judge Directs Lewis To Hold Termination Notice in Abeyance  Until November 27

Remsen Farmer © Takes A Bride   ~ Richard Hughes We To Clinton Girl

Fear 100 Dead In Huge Nazi “Dump Blast   Biggest Underground Ammunition Cache  Lets Go; More Is Threatening.

Ammunition Dump Explosion Kills 100 in Germany   Blaze Follows Blast in British Zone; Flames Spread Through Mine

FEAR 100 KILLED / IN REICH BLAST   Fire May Spread to Huge Ammunition Pile

100 MAY BE DCAD IN GERMAN BLAST   Ammunition Dump Scene of Explosions Today; Evacuate Area.

Big Explosion Is.» In British Zone In Occupied Area  Fire This Afternoon

FEAR 100 DEAD IN REICH ARMS DUMP BLAST    -Flames Threaten New Explosion‘

Jap Princes  Off Payroll   MacArthur Subjects Wealth To Taxation

Russia Wants  Peace Parley To Be Delayed   Wants Agreement On Peace Pacts With Satellites

Complain Houses Are Over-Priced   VA Chiefs Says Vets Cannot Secure Loans

VA HEAD SAYS FHA LOANS IMPOSSIBLE   U. S$. Sets Home Prices Tot High, Is Complaint

Top Officials Confer on VA  Housing Issue  Curbs on FHA Loan Approval May Aid Veterans

Officials Study VA Complaint  Pavesich Complaint Gets Consideration

Note Sent Yugoslavia On Trial   VU. S. Would Have Yanks Testify for  Mikhailovich

TEXAS U.‘IN GOOD HANDS’   Three University Regenis - Reannointed By Governor

Departure From Paris Is Surprise   Kremlin Believed Eager To Take Inventory at First Month's End.

GOP Committee Names Officers   Virginians To Wage Vigorous Campaian

Nash Charges UAW Slowdown   ‘Plot’ to Get More Cars for Union Seen

Reds Unable Jo Hind Iwo ES Officer:   iRussians Express Dovol  Americans Are.Being  Held in Soviet — Zone

= Find Americans ieee  Soviet Authorities Express  Doubt Officers Are Detained

Cannot Locate Yanks: Russia   Men Disappeared in Soviet Berlin Zone

Missing U.S. Officers Are. ‘Not Located   Russians Say They Don’t Know Where Two Americans Are;  a 7s a” a ?

DENY HOLDING U.S. OFFICERS   Russians Report They Are Unable to Locate Two Missing Americans

RUSSIANS SAY YANK OFFICERS NOT IN CUSTODY   Americans  Disappeared July 4 In Soviet Zone Of Berlin

Soviets Deny Knowledge of U. S. Officers   Pair Last Seen On Train July 4 Not Found

RUSSIANS REPORT NO TRACE OF TWO U. 5. ARMY: MEN   Express Doubt Captain and Lieutenant Who Disappeared July 4 Are Held In Soviet Zone.   AMERICANS FREE 3 REDS TAKEN AS SPIES   Trio Arrested Two Weeks Ago When They Entered District Occupied By the Yanks.

MODERN PRICK RECORD SET FOR HOGS   REDS CLAIM YANKS CAN’T BE LOCATED

Russians Unable to Locate ‘Two American Officers   Express Doubt That Men Missing Since Last July 4 Are Being Held in Occupation Zone

Russians Can’t Find Two Missing Yanks   Disappearance of Capt. Harold Cobin, Lt. George Wyatt Into Russian Zone Of Berlin Deepens; Two Reds Freed

Can’t Locate 2 Yanks, Reds Say   Not Being Held in Russian Zone, U. S. Army Told

Reds Deny Yanks Held in Russia   Report ‘No Trace’ Of Two Officers

JEWEL SEARCH COVERS WORLD   Part of Ductiess’ Gems Found Near Robbery: Scene’.

SCOTLAND YARD BELIEVES __GEMS_ENROUTE. FROM ENG: __ LAND TO SOME OTHER COUNTRY

TRUCK DRIVER 19 HELD FOR FATAL AGGIDENT   Coroner’s Jury Finds Hin Criminally Negligent

Stones Thrown As Arabs Open Strike With Demonstration At Famous Damascus Gate

Arabs to Mobilize Defense   British Given Ultimatum on Jewish Problem

GIVE MESSAGE TO BRITAIN ON JEWISH MOVE   High Arab Committee , Rejects Anglo-American Proposal jn Palestine

All Arabs Are Urged To Protest   Support to Be Sought From All Nations of Arabs for Strike in Palestine   It’s Up iv Counc  U. S. Takes View Any Action in Palestine Is for United Nations

Arabs Submit Ultimatum To Great Britain   Uprising Similar to Those of 1936-1939 Threatened After Rejection of Anglo-American  bP Peer Se, . PRO. Ua gon

Mobilize Arab Youth to Join Mid-East Plar   Civil Disobedience  Palestine Issue Is Threatened

[Plan ‘Defense’ In Holy Land  Against Jews      : Reject Anglo-U.S. Recom~ mendation to Bring in 100,000 Jews

‘JEW PLAN REJECTED BY COUNCIL, MEANS PREPARED FOR FIGHT  NOTE, CALLED “NEXT. TO ULTIMATUM” IS

Council May Aet To Defer Trouble In Middle East   Touchy Palestine Question Viewed Pipaentee As Preblem To U. N. Group

Early Crisis  Tn Palestine  Is Foreseen Arah Leaders Warn   Arab Leaders Warn Of Bloody Uprising

ARABS DRAWING UP RESISTANCE   Name Committee To Study Plans For Civil Disobedience  TO MOBILIZE YOUTH

Arabs Warn British Of  New Uprising   Action Taken To Prevent Palestine Report Going In Actual Effect

New Threats Of ‘Holy War Mount Hourly   Chanting Crowds Denounce Attlee, President Truman

JEWISH PROBLEM MOVES TO CLIMAX AMID WARNINGS  Bloody Strife Might er. .2¢. Unly land   Bloody Strife Might Erupt in Holy Land Over Recommendations

‘Arabs: Propose~ Protest Strike In Jerusalem   United States Believes UN Solely Responsible In Palestine Controversy

Arabs Threaten Uprising Over Palestine Plan   Virtual Ultimatum ‘to British Rejects Plea To Admit 100,000: Jews

U.S. To Stay Out Of Palestine   Jewish-Arab Problem Seen As U.N. Job

U.S. to Shun Police Duty  In Palestine   Troops Will Not Help Great Britain Leave Job to U.N.

Leaves Problem In Palestine  To U. N. Group   US. Shies Away From Direct Intervention

Arab Uprising Is Threatened ‘In ‘Ultimatum   Letter Announces Plans To ‘Resume National Struggle’

Troops Hold Arabs at Bay   3,000 Demonstrate At Historic Damascus  Gate Today

Arabs Will Be Organized To Continue ‘National Struggle’   Warning Given to Britain in “Next Thing to an Ulti. matum” by Arab Higher Committee—Arabs in Palestine Reported Preparing for Struggle

Uprising Threat Seen in Action of High Office   Will Prepare to Resume Nationa! Struggle, Letter to London States

Peace in Palestine  Held U.N. Problem   U.S. To Avoid Intervention In Troublesome Holy Land

Arabs Give ‘Ultimatum’ To Britain.   Higher Committee Rejects Palestine Report---Uprising Is ‘Threatened’

More Than 3,000 Hurt “Stones in Jerusalem In ‘Walkout Protesting Palestine Report

Palestine Faces Grave Situation   Crisis Approaching; Bloody Strife Looms

U.N. Council May Be Called On To Take Measures To Prevent Bloodshed In East

STORY REPEATING  Arab Leaders Warn Britain Bloody Uprisings Impend.

Wants U.N. To Assume Future (Responsibility   Shies Away From Prospect Of Direct Intervention In Holy Land Problem

Palestine Situation Near Crisis As Arab Leaders — Warn of Bloody. Uprising

Open Strife Threatens In Holy Land   Recommendations T< Bring Jews Into Area Protested

Holy Land Problem ‘To the UN   United States is Unwilling to Police Palestine With Great Britain

LETTER VIEWED AS NEXT THING TO ULTIMATUM   Seek to Tie Up All Of Middle East in General! Strike

NOT TO POLICE PALESTINE WITH GREAT BRITAIN   United States Expects UN te Take Over Holy Land Problem

EXPECT PARIS MEET 19 FAIL   See Little Hope For Any Peace Treaties At This Session   EXPLOSIVE PROBLEM OF PALESTINE MOUNTS FAST TOWARD CRISIS AS ARABS WARN OF BLOODY STRIF!

Arab Trouble Is Getting Near Crisis   General Strike Marked By Stone Hurling By Jerusalem Crowd

Stone-Hurling Crowd of Arabs Marks Strike      ‘Demonstrators Before His  toric Damascus Gute Being Held Al Buy By  British Troops

‘ARABS DECLARE HOLY LAND ON A POWDER KEG   Committee in Jerusalem Warns Of Fight If British-U. S. Report Accepted

Arab Leaders Study Move For Holy War  en daem ese Da bkbla   Natives Battle British Troops In Jerusalem

U.N. MAY ACT  IN PALESTINE   Likely To Be Called Upon To Take Steps Against Bloodshed

United States Appears Unwilling To Share In Police Of Palestine With Creat Britain   Congressional Opinion Overwhelmingly Favors Proposed Migration Of 100,000 Jews To Holy Land But Direct Intervention Opposed

A PALESTINE CRISIS   Arab Leaders Warn: Plan of U. S. and British May Mean Strife

New Uprising ls Threat Of Leaders   Near Ultimatum Sent British Today By High Committee

U, S. May Bow Out Of Picture      Britain Said Not Willing to Coutinue As Lone Mediator

Opens Drive For Organ. ized Action Through. out Arab World in Op.  ition to Entrance of femeless Jews.

‘Direct Intervention h Palestine Not For United States   Shies Away from Prospect, Counting On United Nations

Hands off Policy in Palestine Row  U. S. Would Turn It Over to the UN

U. S. Shies from Palestine Task  1 ane nlithee Keak   Lawmakers Against Joining Britain in ,  ‘Thankless Task

Arab Leaders Warn of Bloody Strife If Recommendations Of Palestine Inquiry Accepted

Arab Revolt Looms Over Jewish Plan   Palestine Proposals of U.S., Britain Bring Threat in Reply.

ARABS PLAN DISOBEDIENCE CAMPAIGN   Arab Countries Urged To Unite In Protest Strike

Arabs to Strike In Proposal Protest   High Committee Names Emergency Group To Study Campaign Plans

JEW PLAN REJECTED BY COUNCIL, MEANS PREPARED FOR FIGHT  _ NOTE, CALLED “NEXT TO ULTIMATUM” IS. DELIVERED THURSDAY

Arabs Threaten Bloody Strife If Jews Come  Secretary Hands British A Formal

Arabs Threaten A ‘Holy War   UN May Be Called on To Act in Middle East

STONE -HURLING ARABS LAUNCH THEIR WALKOUT   Armed British Troops Holt Mob At Bay: Palestine Report Denounced

U.S. to Shy Clear. Of Intervention In Palestine Row   United Nations Held Responsible for Jewish-Arab Dispute

Oppose U.S. Intervention In Palestine   Solons Count On U. N. To Assume Future Responsibility.

GENERAL STRIKE ALSO CALLED IN PALESTINE   Anglo-American Report on Jewish Problem Results In Wave of Protests

BIG PALESTINE ISSUE MOVING TOWARD CRISIS   \rab Leaders Warn Of Bloody Strife If Recommendatio n s Of Anglo-American  Commission Are  Carried Out.

Leaving It Up To U.N.....  U. S. Shies Away From Direct Intervention In The Palestine Matter

ULTIMATUM IS GIVEN BRITAIN   Arabs Plan Forceful Op position To Admission Of Jews To Palestine

UN May I Be UN May Be Asked        Arabs ~ Io: Protést To ‘United Nations Against Proposed Entry of Homeless Jews.

U.S. Unwilling To Police Palestine With Britain, Expects U.N. To Take Over

Committee in Jerusalem Requests Arab .Countries to - Join Holy Land Moslems for Action Against Renort

U.S. Shuns  Palestine  Peace Job   Lawmakers Count on United Nations for Responsibility

Arab Leaders Warn Of Bloody Uprising if Jews Admitted   Protest Strike Begins In Jerusalem As Palestine Problem Moves Toward Crisis

Arab Leaders Study Civil Strike, Youth Mobilization Plans   Envoys from Powerful Committee to Seek Support in Middle Eastern Countries for Resistance Against British-U. S. Report; One-Day Strike in Holy Land Set for Today

Police Job In Palestine Not Wanted By U. S.   ATLEE PROPOSAL GETS COLD RECEPTION ; IN AMERICA

ARABS WARN OF BLOODY UPRISINGS —   Strife Predicted If 100,000 Jews Are Admitted

Situation In Palestine Nears Climax  Amid Arab Threat Of Bloody Uprising

‘Holy Land A Task For U. NY’   Opinion On Capitol Hill Against Sending U.S. Troops to Aid  Policing of Palestine

U.S. Shies. Away From Holy Land  Says Enforcement A Denhklam Fare TT?

Arabs Give Britain  Near Ultimatum   Bloody 1936-39 Era May Be Repeated

Committee Appointed To Study Plans   Anglo’American, Palestine Program Meets Opposition

Thousands Hurl Stones As Arabs Open General Strike In Palestine   Demonstrators Held At  Bav By British Troops

COUNT ON U. N IN PALESTINE DIFFICULTY   U. S. Backs Out At Pros: pect Of Intervention   Also Refuses Responsibility For Troublesome Holy Land Problem

DEMONSTRATION MARKS ADVENT 01 GENERAL STRIKE   Arabs Hurl Stones At British Troops During Heavy Rain

Arab Throng Held At Bay By Britishers   Tommyguns Are Used to Quell Stone-Throwers

Open War Feared in  Holy Land   Arab Leaders Warn British Not to Adapt Board Proposals

U.S. Counting 01 United Nations To Police Palestine   Congress In Favor Of Proposed Migration Of 100.000 Jews

Next Thing fo Ultimatum Handed Britain   Arabs Preparing to Organize for Resistance

U.S. Shies from Palestine Task   Lawmakers Against Joining Britain in  Thankless Task

U. 5.NOT LIKELY TO GET INTO PALESTINE ROW; WAITS UN ACT  CONGRESSMEN AGAINST JOINING BRITAIN IN - FIGHT, FAVOR JEWS

UN May Be Asked To Help Prevent  War In Palestine   ArFaos 80 Frrotest 0 United Nations Against Proposed Entry of Hlomeless Jews.

TO HANDLE RIFT OVER PALESTINE   Most Of Legislators Rejec Any Policing Of Country With Great Britain

Arabs Defy Britain, U.S.  On Palestine   Higher Committee Serves Notice It Will Prepare for Defense

America Balks At Sharing In  Palestine Issue   Counts On United Nations To Assume Futare Responsibility For Holy Land Problem

Arab Committee Threatens to Resume Fight   Announcement Seen As Near Ultimatum To Great Britain

Arab Committee Delivers Strong Letter to England Protesting Palestine Plan

BRITISH GIVEN ULTIMATUM ON PALESTINE   Demand British - U. § Recommendations  Be Abandoned

Palestine To See New Crisis As Riots Spread   BLOODY STRIFE MAY DISTURB HOLY LAND

CRISIS LOOMS: ON PALESTINE      Arab Threats Of ‘War’ Add Strife Note

ARABS THREATEN ARMED UPRISING IN PALESTINE ROW   Leaders Serve Near Ultimatum on British That They Will Resume ‘National Struggle.”   REJECT PROPOSALS MADE BY COMMITTEE   Call on Other Middle East Countries for Support— Group Named to Plan  Mobilization.

DRAFT HOLIDAY ON UNTIL JAN, 1   Volunteer Enlistments Decline As Quotas Are Canceled

BOOBYTRAP IS "FATAL TO TWO   MAN AND BOY KILLED WIEN ABANDONED 8S UIT CASE IS OPENED FOR INSPECTION

Offer Reward [For Capture Of IN egro Attacker   Citizens of Richmond, Va.. Aroused By Assault On Socialite Ann Maria Fowlkes‘

Reward Hiked In Richmond. Attack Case ©   $5,000 Offered For Capture Of Nearo

President Bows To Compromise; New Board Boss   Housing Blank Aids Buildina

Solons Approve Housing Bil  Veterans’ Leaisfation      Veterans’ Legislation For 2,700,000 Homes Gets ZY38 to 71 Vote

Estranged Husband Killed, Wife He Married In Wartime Romance Held By Nevada Police

Gunplay In The West’s ‘Last Frontier’ Ends Wartime Romance For Pretty English Bride -

ENGLISH BRIDE KILLS HUSBAND   SHOOTING FOLLOWS BITTER QUARREL OVER SEPARATION

BRITISH BRIDE KILLS HUSBAND   Shooting. Follows Argument Over His Request For Divorce

War Romance Dies In Labor ‘Day Gunplay   British-Born Mrs. Bridget  Waters Shoots Estranged Mate Through Heart Inu Las Vegas

Stock Market Breaks Again   Losses Range Up To $11; Strikes Blamed

MORE AUTHENTIC PIECES ARE PLACED AT PENNSBURY   Authenticated Pieces Add To Beauty and Genuineness of The Interior   NAME NEW COMMITTE   Hostess Committee to Function at Receptions and Visits of Dignitaries

PRESIDENT BIDAULT OFFERS TRADE UNIONS IN FRANCE 10 PCT. WAGE INCREASE

POLIO EPIDEMIC SWEEPING U. S.   Chicago Counts 98 Cases As Outbreak Becomes © More Severe

RECONVERSION IS HINDER ED, SAYS TRUMAN   President Declares Country Is Being Exposed to Economic Disaster.   BULLETIN

BOWLES SEEKS DEFINITE VOTE ON OPA BILL   Economic Stabilizer May Resign If Controls Voted Down

Expresses Opposition To Changes   Predicts More Demands for Wage Increases if Sen ate Bill Passes

Bowles E xpected To Resign  Unless OPA Controls Voted   Stabilizer, Fighting Inflation, Calls Upon Congress To Take An ‘Up Or Down’ Vote On OPA At Its Pres ent Form: Sees Trouble Otherwise

SON-IN-LAW AND DAD ARE REGULAR   No More Constipation Now —They Wat Famous Cereal

~“PHOOEY!”  SAID,  DON'T BELIEVE IT!”   But Famous Cereal Did Relieve His Constipation

AFTER 15 YEARS FINDS CONSTIPATION RELIEF   Now Feels Like “Old Self,” Thanks to Famous Cereal

Naval Vessels Are Seized by Mutinous  Indian Sailors   (;un Battle Breaks Out in Streets Of Bombav Today

Reds Charge U. S. and Britain With  Game of ‘Power Politics’ in Europe

INVOLVES U.S, IN GAME OF ‘POWER POLITICS’   Russia Also Claims Britain  Using Pressure:

Heated Debate Is Slated On Labor Measure   Proposals Of fered But Backers Predict Victory °

Backers Sec Victory For Strike Bill   New Proposals For Control Of Walkouts Heard In Concress

Strike Control Views Varying  Measure ls Debated By J dD. oe  lAqraars

House Amendment Talk Confuses, But Case Bill Almost Sure Of Passage

New Str.ke Bilis Are Ready fer Action by Congress   Sweeping Measure Is Offered by Congressman From South Dakota

HOUSE IN UPROAR AS IT DEBATES STRIKE CONTROI   Case Bill Runs Into Violent  Opposition, but Leaders Expect It or Similar Measure to Pass.   GREEN SAYS PLAN WOULD BRING “CHAQS’   Amendments to Be Voted on Monday With Ballot on Legislation Itself Set for Tuesday.

TWELVE DIE AS FACTIONS RIOT OVER HUMBERT   Italy In Turmoil Today After Battle In Naples

Monarchists, Republicans Fight For Rule   Electoral Verdict Refused By Humbert

Battle for Power Rages in Italy: Twelve Are Dead   King Humbert and Premier de Gasperi Argue Over Right to Rule   MONARCH REFUSES TO LEAVE PALACE   Will Not Quit Country Until

Communists Fly Republican Flag. Provoking Attack by Royalists; Cabinet Called to New Meeting

RIOTS IN ITALY CAUSE DEATH OF TWELVE PERSONS   King Humbert, de Gasperiare Arguing Over Right To Rule

; ' NO PERCENTAGE FORMULA  FOR-WAGE-LN.CRE ASES-IS— ——EXPECTED-IN-NEW———  PROGRAM

Turkey Says Russie May Be Backing New Kurdish State  Secret Organization Of Government Took Place in Iran

‘AMERICAN UNO DELEGATION ACCEPTS BYRNES EXPLANATION OF ATOM BOMB COMMISSION

U.S. Delegation To  UNO Meef Irons Dit Differences    peanaenbers Accepts Byrnes Statement On Atomic Bomb

BRITISH MAY INVITE MUFTI   Former Nazi Collaborator May Take Part In Arab-Jew Confab

British May Invite Mufti To Parley   Jews Object to Man Who Worked For German Cause

VOTE FOLLOWS REJECTION OF C0. PROPOSAL   Strike Date ‘Expected . To Be Set Today By Committee

Longer job  Week Needed  ToUp Output CPA Report  Sees Dearth Of Manpower

Longer Work-Week Needed To Bring Production Up, Says CPA Director

LABOR CRISIS LOOMS  US Work-Week Must Stretch To Hike Production

LONGER WORK WEEK NEEDED IN INDUSTRIES   MANPOWER PINCH IS FORESEEN BY END OF YEAR

STALIN SUPPORTS UNO AS INSTRUMENT FOR  PEACE; SAYS “NATIONS BO. NOT MONT... WA B4—

Urges War Promoters. Be Blocked   Says No Nation Desires Conflict; Blasts at  “Propagandists.”

SAYS NATION'S NOT STRIVING FOR NEW WAR   Accuses Political + Groups of Sowing Seeds of Discord

Blames War Scare on Propaganda of ‘Political Groups   Statement Interpreted as Pledge of Russ Loyalty to Organization

Stalin Supports United Nations; Raps Talk of War   Hits Out at Those Who Sow. Discord”

ASKS WORLD TO UNMASK GROUPS PROMOTING WAR   Hints He’ll © Yield on Iran

Soviet Chief Says Nations  Oppose War   Propaganda Blamed for Uncertainty, Seeds of Discord

SUPPORT OF UNO VOICED BY STALIN   Biames Political Groups For Talk Aimed At War

‘Russian Leader Throws His Full Support To UNO   Organization Labeled Valuable Instrument To Preserve Peace

British Accept Two Plans for Control   U. S. and Russian Atomic Energy Proposals Are Satisfactory

AFTER LOUIS WINS   Protest Is Ledged by Congressman; States Only 17 ‘Real Blows’ Struck During Entire Battle.   CONN ‘SOFT TOUCH’ FOR BROWN BOMBER

SECOND DEFEAT BY LOUIS PUTS CONN ON SHELF   Challenger Retires after Futile Effort To Capture t Heavyweight Title

BREAD AND FLOUR OUTLOOK IN STATE DARK: BAKERS FACE DEPLETED STOCKS

Helena’s Flour, Bread Outlook Is Gloomy, City Bakeries Declare   Local Establishments Ask Public Co-Operatior In Saving Food; Government Has Taken Nearly All Supplies for Overseas Donations

Nevada Seared By Bomb Blast; Cheek Damage      Onelnch ‘Steel Like Tin, : Masts, Canopies Break, Thick Armor: Intaet

Atom Blast Missed Ship      None Directly Under Explosion, But Force Crushes Steel Like Tin

‘Missing Boy Is Feared to Have Drowned   Cousin to Join Hunt Tuesday; Diver and Pilot on Hand

Missing Boy Is Feared to Have Drowned  Caucin ta Toin Hunt   Cousin to Join Hunt Tuesday; Diver and Pilot on Hand

EASE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS FOR MEDICAL OFFICERS   This Will Permit the Release of 7,000 Additional Doctors.   IN NEXT FIVE MONTHS   All But Approximately 4,000 Physicians Will Be Back Home.

MORE DOCTORS OUT   Points and Time Are Cut to Permit Return to Civilian Service

Ease Releases For Physicians   7.000 Additional Doctors Will Be Released Within Next Five Months.

MORE BABIES REPORTED ILL   Rush 14 More from Ship to Hospital On Arrival in U.S.

MAKE “TRUMAN FLOUR’:SOON   House-Wives Can Expect New Off' White Bread in From Six to Right Weeks,

HUTGHINS, EARLE ATTACK POLICY   Broadcast That Attitude Towards Russians Dannerax —

5-Month-Old Son of Australian Bride, Dallas ex-GI Dies After Trip to U.S.

J axpayer Burden Will Be Reduced,  Mead Promise:   Present System Cumber. some, Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Says

Vet Confesses Killing Woman In Schoolyard   Youth Surrenders To Police, Tells Of Mrs. Marsden’s Murder

Boy, 19, Confesses Slaying Detroit Woman; Says He Tried to Sober Her Up

U.N. Is Facing ~— Iranian Crisis   Russia's Surprise Mave On Hot Issue

MKELLAR “HOT OVER TRUMAN'S APPOINTMENT   Tennessee Senator Vows He’s Against Atomic Post For Lilienthal

NEW PROPOSAI SUBMITTED IN TRUCK STRIKE   Union Representatives In Move To End Walkout

Other Rulings Given on Street Condemnations  ~ e ia bh  . And Instruction Tax.

OMe ge 1 co.  Other Rulings Given on  "_ Street Condemnations And Instruction Tax.

Pennsylvania’ S Metropolis May Be Blacked Out   Employes ‘of. Power. Com. pany Revise “Wage. Demands For Third. T  - Walkont Tonight      Will Be Rejecied, . Ti Is Indicated    Médnwhile, Stas of Prospond - Made by Corpora“tio to Arbitvate Dis:  2S wate: Uncertain. :

Power Workers  Make New Offer   Crippling Strike Slated Tonight; Hint New Offer Unacceptable

Mike’s Tenant Will  Retain Apartment  Until Rent Expires Attorney for Veteran  Says O’Daniel Can Not fila Suit Now -

WRAL SCHOOLS iF COUNTY TO AEN SEPT   Close Sept. 3, But Reopen Full Blast an Sept. 4

Republic Steel Corp. At Cleveland Reduces To 65 Pet. of Capacity

Steel, Rail Industries  Feel Strike   Coal Production At Standstill As Miners Walk Out

SHUTDOWN IS COMPLETE IN COAL FIELDS   Output Snaps to Halt As 400,000 Miners Refuse to Work

Coal Production Comet To Halt  Walkout Spreads To Anthracite Fields

Husband favs Wife Charged Him $5 a Kiss   And Wife Draws Jail Perm bor Contempt ia Bi vorce Court

YUGOSLAV. PLANES FIRE ON YANK SHIP. ACCUSATION MADE   Patterson Says Action Is ‘Wicked’ Attack on Friendly Plane; Calls it ‘Inexcusable.’   MEMBERS OF CREW ARE INTERVIEWED

MAIN FIGURES MUM IN WAR PROFITS CASE   SENATE COMMITTEE REJECTS CANNED TESTIMONY

Garsson And. ‘Fields Stand ~ On tnmunily   Refuse to. Waive Constitutional Exemption « . From Testifying in War Probe

‘Brains” and Press Agent For Munitions Combine Act Upon Advice of Counsel at Mead Committee Hearing.

PROBE HALTED WITH CLAIMS OF IMMUNITY   Key Figures Excused After Refusal To Waive Rights

‘Testimony Of 2 Refused In May Case   Garsson and Fields Refuse To Waive Lesal bmmunity

KEY FIGURES STANDING ON THEIR RIGHTS   Both Garsson and Fields Are Accused By Heuse Committee

Nudists Frown  On Bare Breasts; Out of Dale,  Claim of Sunbathers

TEXAS RANGERS JOIN IN SEARCH FOR MURDERER   Killer of 81-Year-Old Sherman Woman  Stuffed Body in Well.

Shocking Story Told Prosecutor   Student, 17, Admits He Dismembered Body And Dropved Parts In Sewers: Killed Two Others   Selected By Chance.

Hleirens Admits Slaying   Seventeen-Year-Old Student Tells How He Kidnaped Child, Then Cut up Body

Claims He was in Daze as He Choked Then Cut up 6-Year-old Victim's Body

REVEALS DETAILS  OF HIS CRIME IN  FULL CONFESSION DISMEMBERED BODY  AND THREW PARTS INTO CHICAGO SEWER

Student Used Hunting Knife To Cut Body   Wrote Note To Relieve Parente; Had Been Drink. ing Before Miuirder, °°

Three Killings Confessed by Young Heirens   Details of Shocking Crimes Described to Prosecuter's Group

Tells How He Strangled Young Girl   Three ‘Most Savage Crimes’ in Chicago History Are Solved

Heirens Confesses Slayings   Degnan, Brown, and Ross Murders Admitted Formally Today To State’s Attorney

Heirens Confesses Formally to Three Chicago Slayings   Kidnap-Killing of Suzanne Degnan Is Among Those Crimes Admitted by Youth

Heirens Formally Confesses 3 Brutal Chicago Slayings   Relate Details

Successful Use Of Folic Acid Reported By Medical School   University of Arkansas Makes Numerous Tests of New Substance

Senate and House Conferees Take  Up Draft Bills   Teen-Age Fight May Be Compromised With Overseas Restriction

Major Draft — Battle Loom:   Meusure Sent to Senate House Conference

SEN. TAFT FLAYS TRUMAN ADDRESS   Asserts President’s Program ls Half-Baked and Therefore Being Delayed

G OP Hits Back At Truman’s — Congress Blast  Taft Claims Delay on Bills Balks ‘Left Wing’ Trend

SENATOR TAFT REPLIES 10 PRESIDENT   Says Many Truman Statements Are “‘Communistic”

Gives Reason For Delay  In Congress   Asserts Solons Ought To Get Credit for Little Delay -- Declares Truman Bills Faulty

Taft Declares Truman’s Bills  Have Red Tint   Republican Takes to Radio To Answer Executive's

Republican Stalwart Declares Congress Rates Credit For Delay; Says President’s Plan Is Stalin s Philosophy, Not American

Ohioan Says It Is Il] Considered and Superficial, A C10 ” And Not a Democratic Program.

Taft Gets Bitter In Denunciations   White House Secretary Says Most Of Views Expressed In Teleqrams Favor Legislation

Senator's Reply  Is Critical Of Democrat Party   Ohio Lawmaker Claims Truman Program Is if Considered; Cites CIO-PAC And  Fe! Sane oe eee © eee ee

Truman’s Appeal May Bring Karly Strike Measure  Reaction Varied on President's Radio Address

Says ocai7 $22 2¢ 33.  ye ae ‘3D ag7"s Wa ee a ede ee we  3 ~ . . ‘ Sm aeige Vea ia Sar  Sa ane Seer

Says Program   ‘Communist,’  Or Left Wing   Declares Congress Delayed Action Because  It Was Not Democrath,

HE DECLARES IT WILL NOT HALT STRIKES   Senator Asserts Plans Have Met Delay Because President Follows C I. O. and P. A. C.   RAPS PROPOSALS FOR BIG OUTLAYS   Ohioan Charges Executive Is Promoting Greatest Peacetime Inflation Ever Witnessed..

Truman’s Legislative Program Branded as dates - —  Communistic by Taft   Ohio Senator Answers President's Bid for Public Support for His Measures; Says Plan ‘Superficial and Ill Considered’

Truman Program ‘Left Wing’ And ‘Communist’, Taft Says   Ohio Senator Answers President’s Bid for More Ac tion From Congress—Truman Statement Gets Some Approval

TRUMAN TALK EXPECTED 10 BRING ACTION   EARLY ATTENTION TO STRIKES SEEN

Taft raps ry)  .. lruman'’s proposals  ‘Program leftist: delaw warranted

REPLY IS GIVEN PRESIDENT BY SENATOR TAFT   Ohio Republican Says Truman’s Program Is “Left  Wing”   MIXED REACTIONS TO EXECUTIVE’S SPEECH

Calls Proposals For Legislation  ‘Communistic’  GOP Senator Delivers Reply To President

Congress Shoule Get Credit for Delays. He Says   Approval of President Blast Given by Some Democrat Lawmakers

Taft Claims Congress Study Is Justified   Ohio Republican Senator Answers President T-uman’s Bid For More Action

American People Do Not Agree to CIO-PAC Program.  Senator Declares

QUATEMALA GOVERNMENT BANS STRIKES AND SIOW DOWNS HALTS 2 NATIONAI CTRIMES THEDE

GUTLAW STRIKES   New Eaw Prohibits Strikes of Al Kinds, Sit-Down Stoppages and Slowdowns,

OPA Causes Shortages   Cannon Mills President Gives Strong Testimony In Textile Industry Probe

COAL STRIKE IDLE MAY HIT FULL MILLION   Virginia Governor Asks State Be Allowed To Handle Situation

Fines Authorized By Government, ButDeadlockHolds Further Layoffs  Loom in Industry

Court Battles May Drag Out Most Of Week   U. S. Hope Of Ending Walkout Appears To Be Court Ruling

CoalImpasse May Idle Million Men; Fines’ Effect Nil   Court Ruling Seems Only Hove of Endine Walkout

Lengthy Lewis Legal Tiff May Hike Unemployed List   Catholics Pack Convention Hall To Protest Yugoslavian Policy

FINES BRING NO SIGNS OF WORK RETURN   Legal Fight Expected To Drag Along For Most of Week

lines Ordered By Government Against Miners   Court Trial Resumes Today; Gov. Tuck of Virginia Asks Action

Unemployment May Mount to 1,000,000 Men   Fines Against Miners Bring No Signs of Return to Work

MILLION MAY BE HIT BY COAL STRIKE   Battle with Lewis May Drag Out for This Entire Week

Total Of Idle soon May Hit Million Mark   Back-To-Work Move Fails To Follow Government Approval Of Fines   TRIAL MAY DRAG OUT MOST OF THIS WEEK   Collisson To Resume Stand; UMW Virginia Hearing Slated Today

Legal Battle May Continue Most Of Week   Threatened Fines Fail To Bring Return To Work Movement

*More Layoffs . Feared During _ Mine Walkout   Lewis, U.S. Court Battle Is Expected to Drag Throusk Wacol

Sole Hope of Halting Walkout Appears to be in Court Ruling That Lewis Has Acted Unlawtully.

UAW Officials Claim They've ‘Won 191/7’ In View Of Inequity Pact

GM CONTRACT TERMS AIRED   UAW Claims Extra Provisions for Workers Raise Wages to 18% Cents.

U. §. On Way To Balance Budget  Doughton Warns On Cutting Expenses

Truman's Assertion That Country Is Near Balanced Budget Brings Word From Doughton

Balanced Budget in View, Truman Says   U.S. Must Maintain Present Tax Structure, President Avers; Deficit Will Be Smaller

DOUGHTON ASKS HALT TO PLEAS FOR U; S, MONEY   President Aims At Retiring National Debt In Boom Times

Balancing Of Budget, Lower Taxes Are Seen For Nation; Fewer Calls For Help Asked

Congressman Doughton Declares Taxes Can Be Cut ‘If People Quit Running to Washington for Money’

/PROSPECT IS SLIM—DOUGHTON:  HST’S BALANCED BUDGET FORECAST IS HAILED AS PRELUDE TQ TAX CUTS

Seek Way to Keep Trains Operating   Truman Calls Union and Railroad Chiefs to Consider Truce

“Goose Is Cooked, Says McFarland   FBI Will Bring Captured Rape-Killer Back To Washington Death Cell

IN TENNESSEE   Earl McFarland, Who Escaped Washington, D. C., Jail Ceptured at Knoxville

Full Wearing Assured   McFarland, Who 'Fled Washington Jail, Recaptured

Rape-Slayer Earl McFarland Taker By FBI in Knoxville: Faces ‘Chair’

NAB CONDEMNED RAPE SLAYER IN KNOXVILLE, TENN.   POLICE CAPTURE EARL M’FARLAND ON STREET CORNER

'Escaped Doomed Rape-Killer Caught in Knoxville, Tenn. Awaits Removal to Washinaton -

Escaped. Man Recaptured   Earl McFarland Taker At Knoxville, Tenn.— Lived in Open

ESCAPED SLAYER CAPTURED BY FBI   Eight-Day Search for Convicted Ex-Marine isnds In Knoxville

McFarland, Country ’sMost Hunted Criminal, Arrested By FBI Agents In Knoxville

'MOST - HUNTED _ ESCAPE TAKEN   ) Rape - Killer Eorl McFarwland, Recaptured, Awaits Execution

D. C. Jailbreaker Captured by FBI In Tennessee  Ex-Marine Faces  Electric Chair For Rape-Slaying

Escaped In Cop’s Uniform....  Killer McFarland, Most Hunted Criminal In US. Captured In Knoxville

“My Goose Is Cooked,” Admits Country's Most Hunted Killer  After His Arrest In Knoxville

Wallace and Byrnes Showdown on  Policy in the Making   Reports Are Current That Secretary of Commerce Will Fight for Softening of Attitude Toward Russia

SEEN AHEAD OVER POLICY   Claim Wallace Will Not Give Up Battle © t 

Truman Fails To Clear Air In Dispute Over Policy   Defends Wallace Right To Speak; Secretary Byrnes Sticks to Stand

Wallace Believed Planning Further Fight on Policies  State Department May Ask   State Department May Ask  Truman for Censor’s Power

BY SECRETARY 1S INDICATED   State Department May Demand Clearance  Of Policy Talks

President’s Consent  t Wallace Making Madi soa Square Garde Seech Leaves Situatio: Quite Obscure.

Showdown on’  Policy in the Making   Reports Are Current That Secretary  Wallace and Byrnes    Reports Are Current That Secretary of Commerce Will Fight for Softening of Attitude Toward Bussic

Z.cm. “imme. 4e.ievec “ere “Nas ~ sive -o Smear -im anc sen. S20r-

PEARL HARBOR SMEAR CLAIMED   Kimmel Says Reports On Himself And Short Are Malicious Lies

SHEAR CAMPAIGN AS CHARGED BY ADM. KIMMEL BEING STUDIED   Navy Officer Tells Court He Believes in 1944 “Malicious Lies” Were Conveyed in Reports He and General Short Failed to Cooperate in Operations at Pearl Harbor Debacle

KIMMEL SAYS REPORT FALSE   “Smear” Campaign Charg el by Admiral, Previous  Testimony Shows

Kimmel Charges ‘Smear Campaign   Testimony in Navy Court Given Probers

Kimmel Glains Critics Waged ‘Smear’ Drive   Admiral ‘Describes As Lies Charge snot And He Refused  Ta Caeonerote

SMEAR’ DRIVE CHARGE MADE BY ADMIRAL   Probers Hear He Told 1944 Navy Court Of Campaign

Kimmel Feels He Is Target Of ‘Smearing   Admiral Says He and Short Deliberately Campaigned Against

Kimmel’s Charge That Critics Conducted ‘Smear Camnaian’ Is Laid Before Probe Committee

Smear Attempt Is Charged By Kimmel   Told 1944 Naval Court He Believed There Was Deliberate Effort To Smear Him, Short

E. Roosevelt Irks Wisconsin Solon   House Member Wants Passport to Russia Revoked by Byrnes

‘Phone Strike May Begin by Tuesday   CIO Battle Lines Include Five Major Industries

200,000 to Quit Three  Major Firms   Telephone Service Disruption Probable Within Two Days

100,000 Workers Involved in Pay Hike Demand   Threat of National Telephone Walkout Reiterated by Chief

290.000 Ask Wave Boost OLS? Daily   Entire Industry Will Be Hit In Latest Threat

200,000 workers plan electrical industry tie-up  Strike called for Jan. 15 to   Strike called for Jan. 15 to force pay hike of $2 per dav

Hold Meeting For. ‘Discussion Resuming Work   Government Scized Tug: boat Industry Today to Assure Fuel and Food Bor New York’ —   Sitmation Grave  'To Public Health   Operator Says “We'll Oper: ate the Best We Can With Facilities Available to Us”

President Reported Ready To Grant $4 To $5 Ton  Increase On Steel   New Labor Unrest  Developing Today   C1O Calls Strike Strategy Session; Boost For Meat Workers Reported

Avait Price ‘Policy To Be  Set By Truman   New Labor Unrest L-com: As Government Takes  Over N. Y. Tugboats

New York Tughoat Industry Seized  By Government  Dispute Over Wages - Has Halted Vital ‘Commercial Shipping

ARE) icin IN MATTER   Work Stoppage Is Set In New York for Next Monday.   "PHONE WORKERS MAY SETTLE CASE   Union Demand for Boost Is Expected To Be Granted.

SETTLEMENT OF CURRENT STRIFE HINGES ON PLAN   Expect Revision of President's Policy to End Walkouts of Mi'lion and Half

U. $. Seizes N. Y. Tughoats   Will Operate as . Best We Can If Men Do Not Return, Turner

LOOK TO TRUMAN ON WAGE POLICY   MORE LABOR UNREST IS DEVELOPING FAST

Victims Tried fo Halt Train, Police Report   Labor Unrest Rises as Nation Waits Wage-Price Formula

New Work Stoppages Scheduled   Labor Unrest Increases CIO Workers to Halt Work in New York

Nation Awaiting Truman Formula To End Disputes   President's Advisers Help Complete Details Of Wage-Price Policy

Leaders Promise Men Will Be Asked to Get Back 10 Work; Tieup May End Soon   Government to Operate Seized Boats in Rest Way Possible to Help

Signs Appear of New Labor Unrest clo SHIPBUILDERS MAY STRIKE OVER. WAGES’ DEADLOCK

Two New Deal Senators Ask Action On Meal   Ask O. P. A. Tc Revamp Slaughtering Kezulatiors To Speed Up Supply

ASK REVAMPING OF MEAT RULES   New Deal Senators Would Have OPA Liberalize Slaughtering

DOOLITTLE REPORT ON ARMY FINDS FAVOR IN THE HOUSE   MAJORITY OF MILITARY COMMITTEE MEMBERS SUPPORT PROPOSED CHANGES IN “CASTE” SYSTEM

ARMY CASTE SYSTEM FACES ELIMINATION   Doolittle Report Approved By h----House Committee

CELEBRATIONS OF MAY DAY PEACEFUL   Parades and Demonstrations Main Feature Thruout World; Only Exception in Italy.

May Day Featured By Giant Parades In World Capitols   Million To  Have Taken Part In Jap Celebration

New York Tug Strike Dispute To Be Arbitrated  Seaal Price Farmula

STRIKE HALTS PHILADELPHIA TRANSIT LINES   Tugboat Union Agrees To Arbitration in Wage Dispute

Stilwell Named To New Post   McNarney Blames Failure to Draft More Men for Demobilization Delay

STILWELL GETS WEST COMMAND   “VINEGAR JOE” NAMED TO SUCCEED PRATT?

Gen. Stilwell -'0 Commanc West Coast   Moi. Gen. Merrill Is Assigned to Post en Stilwell’s Staff

New Proposal Is Made lo Unions  EES 4   Conciliators Seek to Avert Strike

Seamen Prepare for Tie-Up  Congress. into Oa   Propose Overtime Pay: Union Sticks to Hours

Ship Head Says Strike Unlikely   Operators May Offer New Terms Today

PROPOSE CASH PAYMENTS T0 AVERT STRIKE   Substitute for Demand Of 44-Hour Week Offered Unions

‘Peace Is Seen Before Friday In Ship Strike   Top U.S. Official Predicts Accord In ClO Dispute

Government Offers Plan  For Seamen  Strike Scheduled On All U. S. Coasts At VMidnicoht Frida

Believes Maritime Stoppage Is Unlikely. Ship An Offer Today On Work Week 7

Congress Committee Takes Hand In Maritime Dispute   Cash Substitute for Shorter Work Week Suggested ir Efforts to Avert Threatened Strike of Seamen an Fridav

PRESIDENT IS ALARMED OVER SEAMEN’S TIEUP   Bonus Proposal Of Labor Department Is Gives Little Chance   SHORTER WORK WEEK IS BEING DEMANDED

New Proposal Made to Avert Ship Walkout   Overtime Pay Urged For Shorter Week; Hearing Set Today

HOOVER HOPEFUL OF NEW HARVEST   Foresees End of Famine by Autumn in Europe

LEARNS RUSSIANS SEIZED 2 YANKS   U. 8S. INVESTIGATOR REPORTS MISSING PAIR ARRESTED NORTH OF BERLIN.

CottonExchaniaes Take a Holiday   Trading Suspended In Best Interests Of Public, Board Says

But Warns That Some Labo > Leaders Must Pay Attention to. Diminishing Returns

Veterans’ Administration Has A New Contact Representative   Loren D. Loupee Replaces Albert D. Libby In Le Mars Area

Veterans’ Emergency Housing sence’ fe  Will Go Forward. Saves Wvatt

Promises Emergency Building   Sees Trouble In Removal Of Controls

Expected To Engulf High Government Officials  Not Already Listed

ONE MORE LIST OF JAPANESE WAR CRIMINALS IS TO BE ISSUED BY TOKYO SUPREME HEADQUARTERS   Chief of Counter Intelligence Has Talked Matter Over with General MacArthur—U. 5S. Supreme Court Calls for Arguments on Case Of General Yamashita—Other Late News

500 Top Officials May Lose Jobs  Will Issue At Least One More Major List Of Jap War Criminal Suspects

A COALITION REGIME FOR SPAIN SOUGHT   British Diplomatic Corps In Madrid Said to Be Exploring Possibility of Such a Plan for Ousting Franco,

Thompson Renews Plea for Increase In Texas Oil Production for Navy

Phone Situation Becoming Worse Throughout Nation   General Motors Calls Conference With ClO Jan. 13

Gotham Long Distance Workers Quit   Begin Leaving Jobs Tomorrow Morning; Natjonwide Telephone Service Shutdown Fast Developing

NEW SUSPECT PHC S SOUGHT IN 10 JEGNAN CASE W,   T PHONE STRIKE N TO GET UNDE: E WAY FRIDAY   One Thousand Workers Including Operators, Will Quit in New York at 7 oClock in the Morning.

7 Thousand Long Distance Workers Out   Will Begin Leaving Their Jobs At 6 A, M. CST Tomorrow In NYC.

LONG DISTANCE PHONE WORKERS 10 LEAVE THEIR JOBS   Some 7000 Will Start Watk. out at 7 A.M. CEST) Tomorrow In N. Y,   NATONWIDE SHUTDOWN?   Picket Lines Will Be Exstablished Simultaneously With Strike.

One Thousand Due to Quit in Morning, Followed by 6,000 More Workers During The Day.   NATIONWIDE SHUTDOWN IS BELIEVED COMING

Phone Toll Lines Will Be Tied Up   Pickets to Stop Long Dis + tance,  ress, Shipton ore C,   OPERATORS OFF JOR   Washington Phone Servi Cartadled  by Walkout in . Capital

Call N. Y: Phone Strike Friday   Long ‘Distance Operator To Leave Posts at 7 OV clock

Thousand Long Distance Workers To’Quit” Friday   . Walkout !s Scheduled For7 O'clock; Expect 6,000 to Join First Step in Shutdawn

1000 Slated To Leave Posts at lo Clock, Claim   Operators Expected To Honor Pickets of Affiliated Union

New York Phone Operators fo Quit Posts Tomorrow  Will Re Firct Stan   Will Be First Step 3 In Threatened Nation-Wide Strike

Capital Phone Calls Blocked   G. M. Fact-Finding Report to Reach President Today

LONG DISTANCE OPERATOR OFF POST SHORTLY   7,000 Persons To Participats In N. Y. Strike — Nation Is Threatened

LONG DISTANCE OPERATORS 10 STRIKE INN, Y   7,000 Mav Join at Start of Nationwide Tieup; GM. Study Completed

Communication Within Capital Badly Crippled   Efforts to Reseh Operatars Bring Recorded An nouncement Saying ‘Operators On Strike’   Service To White House Interrupted   Incoming Long Distance Calls Blocked; Outgoing Ones Routed Through Army, Navy Tieup

BOARD READY TO REPORT ON G. M. DISPUTE   Chairman Declines to Discuss Recommendation Other Than Deny Ru mor of Findings  CONFERENCE SUNDAY

Resume Talks In Ship Strike Crisis Tonight   Union Heads Charge Truman Navy Threat Torpedoes Peace Hope

Maritime Dispute Appears To Be Far From Settlement   Negotiations Are Resumed With Outlook Dark Fer Reaching Agreement

Maritime Union Bitter; , Says Truman Fires * ‘Torpedo’ inte Parley

Torpedo’ Fired Into Parleys, Leaders Assert   Conferences Between Unions, Shippers Delayed Six Hours

Outlook Dark for Settlement of Maritime Dispute   Truman ‘Torpedoed’ Negotiations, Is Union’s Charge

THREAT OF USING NAVY AND COAST GUARD TO KEEY SHIPS MOVING IRKS “UNION LEADERS

Union Walkout Stops Operations of Northwest Airlines; Flights From Seattle to New York Halted

LEWIS REQUESTS WAGE TALKS WITH COAL OPERATORS  ‘AUTO WORKERS SAY STRIKE WILL LAST

JOHN L, LEWIS GIVES 30-DAY STRIKE NOTICE TO NLRB TODAY   Also Tells Coal Operators Of His Wish to Open Wage Talks On March 12

A 30-DAY STRIKE NOTICE WAS FILED TODAY BY LEWIS:   Action Taken Qn Behalf «of 400,000 Miners By’ the UMW Chieftain.   WILL CONTINUE TO WORK   Lewis Also Notified Bituminous Coal Operators of Meeting March 12.

New Wage Parley Set For March 12   Current Coal Contract Ends This Month

Lewis Files 30 Day Notice of Intention of 400,000 Soft Coal Miners to Go on Strike   Says New Wage-price Policy Makes It Possible to Reopen Negotiations; No Prospect Seen for Settling Maior Disputes

Will Reopen Pay Provisions Of Contract; Other Disputes ‘Quiet’ .

‘Wants Wage Talks With  Operators   Miners Will, Continue’  : 19 Work on Their Jobs for 30 Days Before a Halt Is Called      res in Disnute   Question of Supervisors in UMW. Hours, Pay To Be Taken Up

Operators Askec To Plan Early Series of Meets   Men To Stay on Job For 30-Day Period, UMW Chief Asserts

Lewis Files UMW Strike Notice   Asks to Reopen Wage Conferences with Operators March 12

LEWIS INVITES OPERATORS 10 PARLEY MAR 1?   400,090 Miners To Leave Pits At End Of 30 Days

Limelight On Lewis   Veteran UMW Battler Cracks His Whip Again With Strike Call

SEEKS 10 OPEN WAGE TALKS MARCH 12   Says Work Will Continue For Next 30 Days   PRESENT CONTRACT   Will Expire On March 31; 3 Government Agencies Informed Of Action

TO RE-OPEN WAGE TALKS MARCH 12   UMW’s 400,000 To Continue Work Eor 30 Daves

THREAT OF COAL STRIKE PENDS AS NOTICE IS FILED   ‘Lewis’ United Mine Workers Observe  30-Day Period; Conference Asked; G. M. Settlement Stymied

Lewis To Reopen Bituminous Coal Wace Contract  Auto Workers Council Rejects GM Proposal As Not Enough

Strike Notice Filed by Lewis   Seeks To Reopen Wage Talks With Coal. Operators; Minéts To Work For 30 Days

Lewis Files Strike Notice Poe   400,000 Soft Coal Miners Would Quit At 30-Day Wait

MINERS PLAN STRIKE   Lewis Tells Coal Operators He  Wants Waae Talks

‘United Mine Workers, Numbering 400,000, Will Continue on Job During 30-Day Notice.   WAGE TALKS REOPEN IN CAPITAL MARCH 12

Would Open Wage Talks March 12   .Miners Will Continue to Work For Ensuing  30 Davs

Income Proves Major Dispute   Quaker State Har Coal Workers  Exempted

Soft Coal Miners’ President Files 30 Day Strike Notice   Lewis Lists Issues in Dispute; GM Strike Enters 102nd Day

Lewis Files UMW Notice To Strike ©   Labor Chieftain Announces Intent On Behalf of 400.0006 Miners

Miners File Strike Notice   Lewis Wants to Reopen Coal Wage Talks March 12

10 REOPEN WAGE TALKS   U.M. W. Chieftain Makes Formal Declaration in Behalf of 400,000 Bituminous Coal Miners in His Orvanization.

HOUSEKEEPER OF KING KILLED   SCOTLAND YARD HAS UNUSUAL CRIME CASE

Housekeeper For King Is Found Slain  In London   Scotland Yard Has an Intriguing Case as Body Is Discovered  in Luxurious Home

LONDON HAS INTRIGUING SLAYING   Housekeeper for. Exiled Greek King Found Murdered °

Who Was Kilroy?  Nobody Knows About World Famed GI Joe   ONE VERSION

Reuther Named  ‘AUW President   Thomas May Seek Post As Vice President

Anti-Strike Rule For Government  Workers Urged   Ball Sponsors Senate Bill Restricting Union Of Public Employes

SENATE DEBATES CURBS ON LABOR   Move Made To Bar Federal Workers From Striking  Against Government

Sen. Pepper Charges Lewis Being Used ‘As A Dagger In Labor’s Back’

MOVE T0 OUT STRIKES AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT   Senator Group Would Block Employment of Anyone Likely to Be Called From  dob.   APPROVE RESOLUTION TO PROBE LABOR ROWS   Action Called Device for Stalting by Those Demanding Legislation to Curb Walkouts.

Senate Group Urges Probe Of Labor Disputes   Move Made To Bar Strikes By Federal Workers

Senate Bloc Acts To Outlaw Strikes By Govt. Workers   Move Comes From Appropriations Committee In Midst of Labor Legisiation Fight; Probe Ordered of Dispute Causes

Senate Stalls On Strike Bill, ~ Byrd Charges   Ban Against Government Workers Walking Out  Plasaid we Maewcniae

Senate Group Proposal Would Outlaw Strikes By Government Workers

Investigation Of Labor  Disputes Given Approval Of ‘Senate Committee

Senate Moves To Investigate Labor Disputes   Sees Move To Ban Strikes by Employes Of Government

Senate Moves Te Outlaw Federal Workers’ Strike   Labor Committee Approves Resolution For Probe Of Cause In Labor Disputes

Solons Seek To Ban Strikes By All Government Worker:    Senate Committee Approves Investigation Into the Causes of Labor Disputes—No Vote Expected on General Labor Bill Before Next Week

CEILINGS OFF —MANYITEMS      SOME DAIRY EQUIPMENT TAKEN OFF THE OPA LIST IN ANNOUNCEMENT TONAY

Price Controls Are Removed On Many More ltem:   Some Farm Dairy Eauip ment, Electrical Goods, Some Paper Products  Included

OPA CLOSING 1 O42 LOCAL PRICE BOARDS   750 Area Rent Offices Remain Open; More Coatlines Off _

Compliance With . C.C. Dimout Order Held Satisfactory      Power Consumption in Area Decreases 17 Per Cent in Day

Chicago Business Prospects Dull ‘And Dark: City Put on 4-Hour. Day

Chicago ts Hard Hit by Recent Dimout Orders  City on Virtual 4-Hout isle ek Paw Dian

Tobey Answers Truman Letter   Claims. President’s Statements “Unfair?

TOBEY SAYS TRUMAN LETTER WAS UNFAIR   Senator Attacks President for Pic turing Him as a “Chronic Complainer.”

OPA FILIBUSTER SHAPED   Macedonian Cries’ Resound as Senator andTrumanTanale

Tobey Hits Back At Truman; Says Remarks Unfair   Senator Suggests Pres dent, Not He, Needs ““Cooling-Off Period’

JOSEPH STACKHOUSE DIES IN HOSPITAL   Bristol Police Officer Had Been Ill for The Past Three Weeks

Russia Balking At Compromise On2-ThirdV ote   Britain Proposes Counci Regard Both Types Of Majority

FitzGerald Begins  Famine Campaign   Will Be in Charge of Work to Round Up More Food Supplies

Government's Bes! Food Experts to bead Famine Fight  Twenty Nations Join In Drive to Feed Starving of World

New 20-Nation World Famine Council Begun  Dr. D. A. FitzGerald Agriculture Aide, Chosen Secretary O

Expert Named To Battle Famine   Dr. D. A. Fitzgerald To Direct 20-Nation Campaign

U. S. EXPERT TAKES FOOD CHAIRMANSHIF   Dr. FitzGerald Named T Lead Combined Board

FitzGerald To Run Campaign  Against Famine      New hiternational Food Council Picks Agricul  ture Department At   lache As Seerelary

AMERICAN TO DIRECT WAR AGAINST FAMINE   FitzGerald Named Head Of New World Food Group

U.S. Expert to Run Famine Fight   Will Direct Campaign Of Twenty Nations To Distribute Food

Food Of World To Be Parcelled (ut To Needy   Dr. FitzGerald Will Head Twenty Nation Campaign Against Famine

‘Nationwide RR StrikePlannedlorMay18; Auto,Rubber Workers Threaten Walkout

SECOND ATTACK MADE ON AMERICAN PLANE   Gen. Clark Makes Another Protest To Kussians About Lawarranied =hootin«-<

Reds In Third Attack On U.S. Transport   Austrian Minister Asks Allies Prevent Ouster by Russia

Chatham May Protest Fifth District Vote   Rives Trails By 1,798 Votes And Concedes Nomination In Sixth

CARDINALS WIN OVER CUBS, 4-1   VICTORY PUTS ST. LOUIS BACK INTO FIRST PLACE TIE WITH DODGERS.

Cards Defeat Cubs to Again Tie Brooklyn   Harry Brecheen, Broken Bow, Pitches Heart Out For 4-1 Victory to Keep Team in Pennant Race

RENT PROBLEM BOTHERS STATE   Some Cities Halt Evictions: Lausche Weighs Course

BUCKEYE CITIES AGT TO PREVENT MASS EVICTIONS   Lausche, Favors ‘Waiting Period’ Before Emergency Legislation

Ohio Cities Seek To Prevent Mass Evictions As End Of O. P. A. Changes Status Of Tenant:

PRAVDA LEVELS CHARGE ATU, S.   RED PAPER ATTACKS AMERICAN NAVY PLANS

Soldier-Slayer Escapes Prison   Pvt. Joseph Hicawa Still At Large In Vokohama

Hicswa Escapes From a Hospital   Was Under 30-Year-Sentence For the Slaying of Two Japanese.

PVT. RICSWA ESCAPES   Ie Under Sentence of Death for Slaying of Two Japanese

Five Muskegon People Killed   Car Collides With Grand Trunk: Train

PHONE REBATES ARE NULLIFIED   SUPREME COURT OVERRULES COMMISSION ORDER

ns, PHONE CASE ORDER   -Ends Possibility Of Rebate To Telephone Users

Britain Calls On Russia To Back UNRRA   Ask Argentina To Join Expansion Of Food Sources

Britain Calls On Soviet for UINRRA Food   Argentina Also Is Named as Source of Supplies for Hungry

BRITON CALLS ON ARGENTINE, REDS FOR FOOL   Refugee Problem In Europe May Be Given To Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt

British Ask Russia And Argentina To Aid In Preventing Starvation

Ask Soviet and Argentine Help  Aid Sought to Help Prevent Starvation

Markets Jammed With Livestock  : Heaviest Volume in Years Recorded

Soft Coal Miners Will Not Strike,  Declares President   U.S. Has Not Agreed To Demand By Lewis- Krug

Developments Brighten Labor  Front Picture   2 Major Disputes Settled; Truman Says There'll Be No Coal Strike

Truman Asserts Miners  ToWork   Two Major Strikes Come To An End; Parley Slated

TWO'MAJOR LABOR DISPUTES ENDED; NO COAL STRIKES   Coal Miners Expected to Stay on Jobs When Contract Expires This Month

I Off;  a             ‘tig z With: ‘Léwis—Labor Pietiré Brightens ~~

THERE'LL BE NO WALKOUT, SAYS TRUMAN   Two Major Labor Disputes Over; Outlook Brightens

Coal Strike Threat Still in Evidence   Krug May Refuse to Negotiate on New Miner Contract

Report Situation On Labor Front ‘Brighter Today   Coal Miners Not To Strike; Maritime Swife Ends: BRilm Walk ont Continues

BRIGHTER OUTLOOK NOTED FOR LABOR   New York Transport Blockade !s Eased

LABOR PICTURE BRIGHTENS AS TWO DISPUTES EASE TODAY   Truman Says No Coal Strike Is  Coming As Gov’t Is To Meet Lewis

End 2 Major Labor Tieups   U. S. Has Not Agreed To New Contract:Kruc

LEWIS’ DEMAND NOT ANSWERED NO STRIKE SET   Ending of Two Other Major Labor Disputes Brichtens Industry

No Coal Strike, Truman Asserts  Two Major Labor Disputes Settled

MINE TIEUP FADES   Truman Says Threat Of Soft Coal Strike This Weekend Is Removed

New York Ship, Truck Disputes Come To An End  ~ Coal Outlook Brightens   Coal Outlook Brightens As Truman Says No Strike Nov. 1.

Other Major Labor Arguments at End   Gov't Fails to Agree to Lewis De‘mand, for New AFL Contract for Workers”

No Coal Strike on Nov. 1, Says Pres. Truman   : ‘Krug Insists No New Contract Agreed to, Hawever

FEDERAL MINE HEAD 10 StE UMW. BOSS   Maritime, Trucking Walkouts Are Settled   NO END IN SIGHT   In Movie And T.W.A. Pilot Strikes: Overall Labor Picture Brightens

Truman Says No Strike By Miners Nov. 1        Krug Calls Conference: ( Government Officialss UMW Chieftain,

Two Major Labor Disputes End; Ships Again in Operation   Soft Coal Issue Waits November First Conference  ~~ ms ae PRES Sate i a

Strike Picture Brightens   Two Disputes End: Lewis’ Threatened Coal Mine Walkout Averted

Labor Front Looks Brighter; Call Off Coal Miner Strike   Two Maritime Strikes Ended as Hollywood Walkout Goes on

Russians Uhrea ten Walkout   Byrnes Reported Firm Tn Refusing to Grant Delay Uuuil April 10

Delay Special — Cabinet Meeting   Consider Protest To Expose of Espionage

RUSSIAN PROTEST TO BE CONSIDERED   Expose of Spying To Be Studied By Cabinet In C anada.

Fix, Pay Fees Before March  Or Lose Credit   Initials Mixed; Check Hours Set For Gregory Visit

'Women Craw! Out Of Blast-Torn Basement  Man Leads 97 Out Oj 'Explosion At Hotel

Russian Paper Hits Churchill Alliance Plan   British Leader, VandenbergDraw Bitter Attacks

May's Request On Testifying Not Accented   Mead Committee Refuses His Request For Special Procedure In Probe   LIKELY TO SUBPOENA CONGRESSMAN MAY

INVESTIGATING GROUP REFUSES TO CHANGE PROCEDURE—GARSSON CAUSES HOT DISPUTE

‘SENATE DEMAND MAY TESTIFY IN PROBE ‘OF “WAR PROFITS”   Officials Of Paper Co, Refuse To Answer Probes

Probers Deny May Requests   Counsels Call of Witnesses, Examinatio1 Asked of Committee

MAY REFUSED REQUEST FOR EXAMINATION   Mead Committee Does Not Intend To Be “Court”

Soviets Report Iran Intrisue   Armed Conflict Fomented Paners Charge —

Conferees on Draft Bill Fail to Agree   Sensational Plan on Military Made by Thomas

FOREIGN ARMY PLAN DISRUPTS DRAFT PARLEY   iConference Blocked  By Disagreement On Measure

Soviet Writer  Criticizes U. 5.  Racial Heirarchy’ In American Told

Will Atone For Plane Attacks And Clear Way To Hunt Lost Aviators   Yugoslavian Leader Issues Strict Orders To Army Commanders Not To Fire At Any Mor Foreign Planes Crossing Frontier.

Chiang Reported Agreeable to Truce Terms  Meanwhile, Russiar Intervention —

Chiang Reported Agreeable to Truce Terms   Meanwhile, Russiar Intervention Telk Baing Hacrd

2,000 NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY EMPLOYEES SUE FOR TIME LOST DAILY

GON ERNOR ELEC Pris ULL      Report Condition of Eugene Tal madge “Little Better”

FRIENDS FEAR FOR TALMADGE   Old Ailment Perils Color. ful Governor-Elect  Of Georgia

Gene Talmadge {s Seriously Hl; Family At Bed   White Supremacy” Gov. ernor-Elect Reported Near Death

TALMADGE MAY BE UNABLE T0 TAKE OFFICE   Georgia’s Governor Elect Ill Before  Inauguration

TALMADGE MAY NOT BECOME GOVERNOR   Colorfel Georgia Campaigner Seriously Il In Atlanta Hospital; Arnall Mar Star.in

EUGENE TALMADGE DANGEROUSLY IL   NEXT 48 HOURS MAY TELL WHETHER GOVERNOR-ELECT CAN PULL THROUGH,

WILL USE ALL FACILITIES TO KEEP SHIPS MOVING   STASSEN STARTS TOUR

VUN  TALA, WRIIE Couple Lives 11 Years Under Same Roof Without Speaking

Couple Lived In Apartment 11 Years Without Speaking   Disagreement Finally Gets Into Court Over Court Support Order

Daughter Acts As Family Messenger : ‘Hubby And Wife Share Home 11 Years Without One Word

SEN.BYRD WOULD OUTLAW CLOSED SHOP  Will Give G. O. P.  Qamnnavt in   Will Give G. O. P. Support in Its Plan

Byrd Joins GOP Move Against Closed Shop  Virginia Senator Strongly Opposed To Union   Virginia Senator Strongly Opposed To Union Domination Of Industries Of United States

Rush to Beat OPA Deadline On Livestock  Market Flinngdad Ry   Market Flodded By Deluge of Shipments; Hog Prices Tumble .

APPPAPPPLAPLIDPPLAPDA SP ALS  Murray Asks Truman To Veto Case Bill

Arabs, Jews Asked To Express Views On AngloUS Plan For Palestine

Decline In Food Prices Forecast   Agriculture Department Says Prices Will Show Drop In Six Months

Cheering Nofe  Food Prices Expected To Start Down Soon, Meat Prices to Hold Up

Half Million Miners in John L. Lewis’ Union Will Become Affiliated With AFL Group.   LEWIS ALSO NAMED ON EXECUTIVE BOARD

Lewis Returns His Union To Federation  Pm ae, Oa: Ee a ROR   Government Working To Provide Meat For Nation’s Tables

Lewis Returns His Union To Federation  Government Working Ta Pravide Anand   Government Working To Provide Meat For Nation’s Tables

US. Records ‘Settling’ Second Quake   , Seismographs Show Violence Danger May Be Past

QUAKE, TIDAL WAVE TOLL IN JAPAN 1.500   Underwater Disturbance Sends Great Wall of Water Upon Shikoku Coast.

—  AND FOR DISABLED VET TOTALS $844   ating Party And Other events Planned To Help Swell Contributions For Pvt Burnell W. Wagner

ADJOURNS IN DISORDER   Speech Follows Debate On Albanian Invitation To Meet

— PARLEY — Premier’s Plea Hits Arms Ban   Sees Threat To Freedom; Discord Grows

DeGasperi Pleads Case For Ex-Axis Power; Rec Leaves In Balkan Debate

Serious Policies Involved In Row   Inconclusive Fight Precedes Ballot  On Question

‘Government May Yield to Storm Of Objections From Wealthy Folk; Russia Won’t Stand Massachusetts

IN REVEALING STUMP PLANS, PRESIDENT ASSAILS MISSOURIAN  INTENT TO DEFEAT OWN ’ CONGRESSMAN TOLD AT

TO TAKE THE STUMP      Truman Says He Witt No What He ‘Can ta Aid Candidates

PRESIDENT OPPOSED 10 SLAUGHTER   Chief Executive Asks Pendergast To Help Axtell

PRESIDENT MAY JOIN CAMPAIGNS   Truman Says. He. Will Take Political Stump To Help Democrats If Necessary

Takes Hand In Campaign In Missouri   Opposes Rep. Slaughter; Has Laid No Specific Plans for a Tour.

Truman Offers  To Take Stump  In Campaign Definitely Will Op Election  ffxi Dawe Clanewkia:

TRUMAN WILL STUMP FOR CONGRESS SLATE   Calls On Pendergast To Aid Defeat Of Missouri Man

Truman May Take Stump  For Party   President Says, However. No Specifie Plans Made For Making Tour

Truman Offers To Stump For Democratic Candidates. If Needed. In Fall Electlens:

Truman Plans Democrat Aid   President Says He Will Take Political Stump Far Concrese Candidates

Rules Out Russian Loan, Nomes U.N. Delegates at Proce Canferanca

Truman To Stumr For Legislators  Slaps Slaughter; Mum On Wheeler

Truman Says He'll Speak This Fall   To Take Stump To Support Candidates; Bitterly Opposes Missouri Democrat

Truman to Take Stump for Dem Candidates If Wanted  Opposes Renomination of Slaughter

Truman May Take Stump For Party In Fall Election   Opposes Missouri Congressman; Names Delegates To UN ‘Assembly.

President Says He Will Oppose Rep. Slaughter   Tells Intentions At Press Con. ference; rules Out Loan To Russia

Truman Opposes Reelection Of Missouri Solon   Kansas City Political Boss Asked to Support Slaughter’s Opponent

Push From The Chief Truman To Take Stump For ‘Democrats In Fall Campaign

TRUMAN MAY STUMP FOR CONGRESSMEN   President 0 ffers Services In Campaian

Truman to Campaign if Aid Needed   President Says He Will Back ‘Rep. Slaughter’s Opponent in Missouri Primary Contest

He’ll Make Speeches, If Necessary   Tells Opposition to Democratic Congressman in  Missouri Primary

TRUMAN OFFERS T0 HELP PARTY   President Would Stump Nation For Demo Candidates; Opposes Missourian

TRUMAN READY TO TAKE STUMP FOR HIS PALS   President At Same Time Expresses Blunt Opposition To Renomination Of Slaughter, Democratic Rep. From Missour.

TRUMAN GOING ON STUMP FOR PARTY’S GOOD   Will Make Speeches During Fall Elections, Executive Says

Bluntly Assails Candidacy of Rep. Slaughter   Discloses He Asked Pendergast to Assist His Opponent

Truman Plans To Take Stump   ‘Expresses Outright ‘Oppo: sition: To Missouri Solon, Who Ovposes Legislation

Is Opposed To Nomination Of Rep. Slaughter   Would Purge Missourian; Aid Other Demo Candidates in Fall

IN REVEALING STUMP  PLANS, PRESIDENT  ASSAILS MISSOURIAN INTENT TO DEFEAT OWN  CONGRESSMAN TOLD AT THTIIRSNDAY NEWS SESSION

Truman to Take Stump For Demos   President Will  Oppose Renomination Of Rep. Slaughter  In Home District

President May Take Stump If It's Necessary   Opposition For Missouri Solon Is Made Public

Truman Will Oppose Rep. Slaughter   President Urges Pendergast To Support Opponent

Truman Offers to Take Stump For Democratic Congressmen   Expresses Opposition To Rep. Slaughter

Truman Will Aid Candidates   Opposes Renomination Congressman Slaughter  Of Missouri

TRUMAN PLANS SPEAKING TOUR   Will Campaign for Demo. cratic Congressional Candidates

Truman Plans To Stump for Party Friends   Secures Pendergast Opposition to Rep, Slauchter’s Bid

Truman Taking Political Stump For. Democrats                   To . Renonmination- OF - Slaighter Of. Missouri

Brownout To Dim Yule But Lights On Trees Are Now OK  Stringent Rules To  Become Tougher If ay oe iF ree, ee Lee ee

Brownout To Dim Yule But Lights On Trees Are Now OK  Stringent Rules To Become Tougher If ~ Coal Strike Lasts

(Please turn to Page 4)  Youth Accidently Killed in National Rievcle Race Sun.

INJURED IW RACE      Buffalo Youth is Fatally Injured When He Crashes Near Finish  - Line in Bike Race —- Former Sailor Takes Senior Event,

A VILLAGE IS RAIDED   Police Round Up 200 Persons in Attempt to Find “Frog Men”

SABOTEURS OF SHIP SOUGHT PV BRITISH   200 Residents of Tiny Jewish Village Rounded Up Today

Jewish Village Raided   Residents Rounded Up As British Search For Ship Saboteurs

British Forces Launch Search For Frog Men’   Full-Scale ‘Invasion’ Staged; Brigade Unit Hunting for Mines

British Question Jews In Sinking Of Immigrant Ship  Round Up Up 200 In Fishing Village

British Round Up Entire Village In Palestine Hunt   Town Suspected Of Harboring ‘Frog Men’ Who Blasted Immigrant Ship

JEW VILLAGE IS RAIDED BY BRITISH   Ettort Made to Find ‘Frog Men’ Who Damaged Ship

FROG MEN SOUGHT IN JEWISH SECTOR BY BRITISH FORCE   Two Hundred Rounded Up for Questioning About Attack On British Ship

Search Town For Frog Men           On. Village ‘Search: For ‘Ship. Sahoteurs.:

BRITISH FORCES SEIZE HEBREWS   Residents of Parestine Fishing Town Suspected of Sihking Transport

British Stage — Mass Round Up   200 Residents Of. Small Palestine Village Le ee ’

Townspeople Herded Behind Barbed Wire   . . Operation Takes Pattern Of Full Scale Invasion

British Raid Jew Village   Hunt for ‘Frog Mew’ Nets 200 Suspects

Frog Men Object Of Search  Reritich Raid Tin   British Raid Tiny Jewish Village For Ship Blasters

Army ‘Dreamboat Races te Alaska On Over-Pole Trip   Paasses Sitka on Way From Honolulu To Egypt; Beats Storm

DREAMBOAT IS OVER ALASKA   Army Bomber On NonStop Flight To Egypt Expects To Land Sunday

Pacusan Dreamboat. Passes Over Alaska   Plane, on Flight to India, ~Gains—Altitude—to—-. Beat Storm

U. S. May Have To Eat Dark Bread Longer   Cite Shrinking World Wheat Reserves; Milk Production Also Sags

LONG PERIOD -OF DARK BREAD DIET PREDICTED   Further Shrinkage in World Wheat Reserves Expected

SMASH BLACK MARKET RING      Agents Pick ‘Up Alleged Ring Leaders in Akron—In Cincinnati Area Thousands of Cars Have Been Sold on Black Market.

Farmhand Admits Slaying Of Gul   Police Seek Motive As Nude Body Of Young Lois Nelson Is Found   SLAYING FOLLOWED MOVIE AND DRINKS

VETERANS BILL TO BE PUSHED   HOUSE COMMITTEE TAKES UP NEW BILL NEXT WEEK— COMPENSATION CHANGES c PROPOSED

TWO DEAD, MANY HURT IN WRECK   PASSENGER TRAINS RUN TOGETHER IN BOSTON SUBURB

2 Enginemen  Dead, 300 Hurt In Train Crash   New Haven Has Head-On  Collision In Boston

Two Killed In  Train Wreek   Fireman, Engineer Dead: One Seriously Hurt, Others Injured In Collision.

One Killed, 104 Hurt In Wreck   New Haven Trains Collide, Head-On

Two Killed. 300 Hurt In Rail Wreck   Passenger Trains Collide Head-on In _ Boston’s Worst Disaster Since   Cocoanut Blaze

Two Enginemen Die  In Head-on Crack-up   Military Investigators Join Civil Authorities in Probe; Many Men in Uniform Amone Injured

Two Killed, Many Injured In Wreck   Passenger Trains Near Boston Suburb Have Head-on Collision

Eastern Trains Crash Head-on   Fireman, Engineer Killed, About 300  Receive Treatment

Scandal Involves Officers In Tokyo   Generals Included in List of Americans Accepting Lavish Gifts

Brass Hats Involved in  Tokyo Scandal   Gifts and Geisha Girls Figure, Provost Marshal Says

Generals Involved in Scandal   Accept Lavish Gifts for Awarding Jap Contract Preference

Army Diseloses  Tokyo Scandal   High American Officers Accused Of Favors To Jap Builder

LANSING MAN ACQUITTED OF MURDER      Freed of Charge That He Shot His Wife

FREE HUSBAND AS WIFE SLAYER   FORMER LANSING POLICEMAN IS NOT GUILTY

SEVEN PERSONS DIE IN FIRES      More Than 75 Flee In Night Clothes When Four Blazes Break Out In Boston

Kight Perish In 4 Fires At  Boston Homes   Policeman Sacrifices Life As He Is Lecked In While Awakening Apartment

LANGER TRAILS INNORTH DAKOTA    Former Senator Nye Lpser in Re-Election Bid

General Steel Strike Begins Tn Some Plants   Approx imately 38,000 Workers Idled by Walk-. otits In Advance of Sun. day Midnight Deadline   Jones & Laughlin Mill Is Closed   Fires In Blast Furnaces Being Banked Throughont Natiou’s Steel Centers Preparatory to Strike

Few Scattered Plants Closed:  45,000 Men Idle   General Steel Strike Scheduled To Begin Monday; Producers Curtailing Operations

Leave Mills in Advanee of Sunday Midnighi Deadline; Pittsburgh Woarkers Idle   Pickets Patrol   Large Producers Halt Work in Preparation for Full Stoppage

General Steel Strike Off To Head Start   Thousands Out In Advance Of Time Set For Walkout

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Wagener Act Causes Disorder, Inflation, Disaster In Nation

‘Miners’ Leader Gives No Indication Of Intentions As Deadline For Scheduled Walkout Nears—Failure To Comply With U. S. Directive Could Land UMW Chief In Jail For Contempt—Predictions Of Widespread Industrial Paralysis Heard On All Sides

WHETHER HE WILL OBEY NOT KNOWN   78,000 Men Off Job Ahead of Wednesday Walkout Deadline, Despite U.S. Court Order to Keep Mines Running.

Traman Says He'll Fight This Out to Finish   Injunction Suit Filed or Special Orders of President

PRISON THREAT OVER LEWIS AS WALKOUT GROWS   78,000 Miners Out 48 Hours Before Deadline; Truman Ready To Speed To Washington; No Word On Use Of Troops.

Miners Still Continue to Leave Pits   Disobedience on Part Of Lewis to Order Restraining Strike Punishable By Court

DEADLINE FOR STRIKE NEARING   Thousands of Miners Leave Jobs In Advance

Mine Boss Is Silent About Fufure Plans   38,000 Workers In Seven States Have Out Jobe

Gives NoSign About Obeying Court's Order   Disobedience Could Land UMW Chief In Jail Indefinitely For Contempt Of Court   Truman In Touch With Coal Crisis   Attorney General Clark Cites Famous Case Of Eugene V. Debbs In 18904

Lewis Silent On Question Of Obeying Order   Faces Possible Jail Term If He Refuses: More Than 68,000 Miners Reported Idle

68,000 Miners Walk Off Jobs;  Lewis Silent   Faces Possible Jail Term If He Defies U. S. Injunction   Rv Harold W. Ward

More Than 38,000 Miners Walk Out   Predictions Of Widespread Industrial Paralysis Heard On All Sides; Truman Keeps In Touch With Crisis

Paralysis of Industries  Is Predicted   Disobedience of Court's Order to Stay Strike Could Result in Jail for U.M.W. Leader

Misstep Might Land UMW Chief Afoul 0f Law   Coal Situation At A Glance

Jail Threatens Boss Of UMW Tf He Advises Miner Walkout   Industrial Paralysis Feared As Wednesday Deadline Draws Near

Miners’ Leader May Yet Get Jail   Thousands Idling Across Country; Truman Ready

Could Land In Jail If Ban lenored   Thousands More Miners Quit Work As Strike’s Deadline Nears.

PRESIDENT READY TO SPEED BACK TO WASHINGTON FROM SOUTH IF NEEDED IN CRISIS   Union Chief Playing Quiet Hand on Question of Obeying Federal Court Order Against Strike Heralded to Begin Wednesday   ‘MORE THAN 38,000 DIGGERS LAY DOWN TOOLS

Soft-Coal Diggers Staging Walkouts   Wide Paralysis for Industry Predicted: Lewis Faces Jail

Defiance Could Mean Jail Term for Boss of United Mine Workers; Truman Reported Ready io “Fight This One to a Finish”

UMW Chief Silent on Coal Move   Lewis Faces Jail Term for Contempt--Deadline Is Near

Miners’ Leader Silent On Court’s Injunction   Truman Gives Signal for Action; Widespread Industrial Halt Seen

INL. CHIEFTAIN SILENT AS UNION MEN DESERT PITS   President Truman Directing Fight to Finish on  tohear “fone

Disobedience Could Land Miners’ Leader In Jail Indefinitely For Contemot of Cour

Lewis Keeps Silent      No Word from Coal : Mine Chief As Strike. Deadline Approaches; More Men Leave Pits

PLAYS SILENT HAND WITH 48 HOURS TO 60   Gives No Indication of Reaction to Restraining Order; Could Be Jailed.

THOUSANDS MORE SOFT COAL MINERS WALKED OUT TODAY   John L. Lewis Maintained His Strong Silence on Federal Court Order.   979 MINES CLOSED DOWN   A Total of 72,828 Miners Has Quit As Result of Wage Dispute.

Crippling Coal Teun Grins US.  = wy 5 ew G   Lewis Silent as Strike Deadline Nears; National industrial Disaster Looms; “Use of Troops’ Remains Unknown Factor

72,000 MINERS LEAVE PITS IN COAL DEADLOCK   UMW Chief Faces Jail Sentence If He Decides to Disobey Injunction   COAL AT-A-GLANCE

President Truman Is Determined To Fight Issue “To a Finish”   At a Glance

LEWIS PLAYS SILENT HAND; CRISIS NEARS   72,828 Men Quit Pits  In Strike Preview; Industry Periled   Coa! At-a-Glance

TRUMAN KEEPS IN TOUCH WITK COAL DISPUTE   More Diggers Idle as UMW Chief Maintains Silence in Washington

GOVERNMENT AWAITS OFFICIAL DEADLINE, ONLY 48 HOURS OFF COURT ORDER AGAINST.  TERMINATING CONTRACT

ee Ye VA TUIN Lae LD VV 1  Federal Court Orders Boss Of Mine Union To Keep Miners At Work   Truman Directing Government's Fight To Halt Another Strike

Union Head Faced With Jail Threat   Arrest for Contempt Of Court May Follov Order for Strike

72.000 Now Idle in Soft Coal Fields   Truman Set for Finish Fight; John L. May Challenge Writ.   Act Violated?

COURT ORDER HOLDS UP LEWIS STRIKE   President Truman. Sends 4 Members of Cabinet Against Chief

Miners Boss Faces Risk Of  Jail Sentence   One-Sixth Of Nation's Miners Tdle In Wage Con; Iract Dispute,

CLOSE TO VEST #&  Lewis Playing Silent Hand; Judae Threatens Contemnt

41,000 Miners Out Of Pits As Deadline Nears   “Fight To Finish” Declared Aim Of Mr. Truman

68,000 Miners Walk Off Jobs;  Lewis Silent   Faces Possible Jail Term If He Defies U. S. Injunction

Expected To Fight Re. straining Order; Complete Mine Shutdown by Wednesday Appears Likely.  ae Bho

CALL UNION BOSS TO WASHINGTON   Will Report to Committee on Unamerican Activities

SENATE FARM BLOC HOPES TO KILL OPA   Sen. Thomas Would Have Only Rents Controlled .

Senate Farm Group Plots Reduced OPA   Would Further Cut House Measure; CIO Toins Plea

Price Control Given Little Hope To Fare “Better Than In House   Feeling Grows That Upper House Will Knock Out All Controls Excepting Rents As Opponents Launch Attacks.

Move to Adjourn Congress Reported   Administration Plan to Stem Revolt Seen as Farm Senators Mass to ‘Lynch’ OPA

ROUGH HANDLING LIKELY FOR OPA IN SENATE ALSO   Farm Bloc Is Out for Blood and Favors Little More  Than Rent Control   REPUBLICANS AIR BILL   Some House Amendments Go Too Far, Says Taft, Head of GOP Group

FARM SENATORS SAID MASSING TO LYNCH OPA   Solons Indicate Price Agency Faces Tough Sledding Before Senate

FARM STATE SENATORS MASS TO SCUTTLE OPA   -Administration’s Hopes For Softer Action Tlneertain

FARM SENATORS ARE PREPARED TO LYNCH OPA   Porter Warns That All Prices Will Be Skyrocketed

Farm Bloc Will Back House Bill, Observers Claim   More Restrictions On Price Control Agency Predicted

 Thomas Would Reduce Price Controls To Rent   Republicans Discuss House Bill To Decide Course They'll Take

FARM SENATOR BLOC OUTLINES FIGHT ON OPA   Major Battle Looms On Price Control ‘Extension

Texas U. Taken Off  Probation   University Agair In Good Standing With Association

“Pickin-est” Migrant Sets Record Again   Turns in Ton of Cherries In a Day and Earns $75.84.

C10 KEEPING DEFINITE PAY DEMANDS QUIET   Contract Negotiations To Open In January Or Early February

PAY DEMANDS WITHHELD BY UNION GROUP   Definite F igures Will Await Start of New Contract Talks

TALKS SET NEXT MONTH  ClO Leaders Advise Unions To Withhold Wage Demand Figure:

4 FUGITIVES GRABBED IN OHIO CHICKEN COOP   Seized After Beating Deputy And Fleeing At Ashland

British Hope U. S. Participate Later In Palestine Issue   President Truman Not in Favor of Plan at Present  Bw C1 EAA VWA/it i 1LAAC

Pact fo Permit Seizure Denied In Washington  Navy Protests Against Firing fi. Odie Dinanec   Dilat Diecipjined

Russia Rebuked For’ Firing On Aircraft   Soviets Also Scored for Remaying Industrial Equipment

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Navy Discloses — Gunfire Action   State. Department_ Meanwhile _baiats Russia Had No Right Teking  Booty In Territory

Price Decontrol Board Opens Its Hearings Today  To Decide About ant Othoare Canteni

Farm Bureau Head In Warning Agains  Produce Price Lids  Edward O'Neal Tells New Decontrol Board To Let Setup Alone.

Attempt to  Reinstat Price Controls of Farm Goods Would Bring Black Markets

Q/NEAL WARNS NEW OPA CEILINGS WILL CAUSE CONFUSION   Believes Large Crops’ Will -Bring Decline ‘in Prices af Eaad

Farm Forees hight Return Ot Ceilings   Restoration Of Controls On Meats, Poultry Opposed By O'Neal

Warns of Black Market If Food Items Returned   First Witness Before Decontrol Board Urges Grains, Meats Livestock Remain Free

Black Markets Would Return, He Tells Board   Says Large Crops Will Bring About ‘Levelling Off’

Farm Bureau Head First To Testify” Before Decontrol Board: Fears New Wave of Confusion And Black Markets

Farm Bureau Chief Against Ceilings   Decontrol Board Opens Hearings In Washington

Claim Trouble Will Arise From Reinstating Price. Controls Over Food Items

CLAIMS BLACK MARKETS WIL -BEBRED AGAIN   Farm Bureau Head Testifies as Decontrol Board QOnens Hearinns.

Decontrol Board Warned Against Restoring Meat, Farm Products Ceilings

O'NEAL BLASTS FARM PRODUCE PRICE CONTROL   Warns Reinstatement Would Bring “Black Markets and Coniusion’

FARM BUREAU HEAD WARNS OF BLACK MARKETS IN TESTIMONY   Is First Witness To Appear Before Decontrol Board In Hearings Today

O'Neal Warns Of New Black Market Threat   Sees Chaos If Price Control Is Reinstated On Fande

Meat, Butter Control Fought   Farm Bureau Head Says Big Crops To Keep Prices Down

HEAD OF FARM-BUREAU FEDERATION SAYS NO CONTROLS NECESSARY  > DECONTROL BOARD TOLD CONFUSION AND BLACK MARKETS IN OFFING

Farm Bureau Head Fights New Controls   Pres, O’Neal Sees Confusion, Black Markets If Tood Controls Return.

Renewed OPA Control] Opposed by Farmers,  Says O'Neal   Subsidies Attacked.

Farm Bureau Heac Urges No Return To Control Plan  O’Neal Says Meat, Dairy Goods, Etc., Must Be Keot Free

Return of Meat, Other Products Under OPA Hit   Decontrol Board Muct Act by Aug. 20 To Stop New Ceilings

O’Neal Opposes. OPA Controls On  Farm Products   Decontrol Board Opens  _ Hearings On Whether To Restore Price Ceil ings to Scores of Items.

NEW DECONTROL BOARD OPENS PRICE HEARINGS   Future of OPA Ceilings on Grain is First Issue for Committee

Opposes Control Of Farm Products   Farm Bureau Official Appears Before Decontrol Board   ‘ARE FREE FROM OPA   Price Ceilings Scheduled tc Return Under New Act, August 2]

HEAR OPINIONS ON DECONTROL   First Witness Opposed To Price Controls Over Meat

99 Witnesses Are Slated To Show Why OPA Schedule Shouldn’t Return

O'Neal Sees Return to Black Marts   First Witness At Hearing of New Decontrol Roard

NEW CONTROLS DRAW WARNING   Farm Aid Sees ‘Confusion If Ceilings Are Returned

Arques Against Reinstatement Of Controls   Means Return Of Black Markets, O'Neal Asserts

To Begin Decontrol Hearings   Decisions Must Be  Made Soon Whether To Put Ceilings _ . Back On Meat,: Etc.

Decontrollers Open Shop To  Hear Opinion:   Farm Leader Warns Then Against Resetting Controls Over Number Of Prodneis

PRESIDENT O'NEAL ISSUES STATEMENT ON PRICE CONTROLS   Any Attempt to Reinstate Them on Meat Would Bring Confusion.   AID TO BLACK MARKETS?   O'Neal Was First Witness Before New Price Decontrol Board.

‘Black Marts Feared   O'Neal Says Bumper Crops This Year Will Bring A weveling Off

Bureau Head Sees Peril InQPA Work   Federation Spokesman  Predicts Chaos If Ceilings Return

Decontrol Board Goes into Action   Chief of American Farm Bureau First To Testify Before Powerful Group

DECONTROL. BOARD STARTS HEARINGS 'ON FARM CONTROLS   Told Black Marts and Confy sion Would Result From Re instating Ceilings

Opponents See ‘Confusion and Black Markets’   Farm Bureau Chief Calls For Rationing If Curbs’ Are Ordered

Decontrol Board  Convenes   O’Neal, President Farm Bureau Federation Is First Witness

STATEMENT FROM AP CHIEF THAT RUSSIANS SEEK PEACE SEEN AS ENCOURACING. IF PROVEN TRUE

Sees Hope In Arms. Agreement   Proposed Slash’ May Be Key to Dissolving East-West Suspicions, Says DeWitt Mackenzie

BREAD RATION IS NOT LIKELY   Officials See Little Chance Even If Food Controls Returned

1,900 Turkeys For Pgh. Coal Yule Dinners   Many Miners Will Get Present For Year’s Steady Work

COCOA PRICE HIKED BY OPA   Ceilings on Combined And Coated Fabrics Also Boosted by Agency

CHOCOLATE, COCOA BOOSTED IN PRICE   NICKEL CANDY BARS EXPECTED TO STAY, BUT THEY WILL SHRINK IN SIZE,

Chocolate, Cocoa Ceiling Prices Up 27 Per Cent   OPA Permits Increases to Be Passed on to Consumers

CHOCOLATE AND COCOA GOING UP   Boost Of 27 Percent In Ceiling Prices Is Ordered By OPA

RUSSIAN HELD ON ESPIONAGE   FBI Announces 3 Arrest Or Graduate of Soviet Naval Academy —

FBI Announces Arrest of Soviet Navy Lieufenan  About: to. Board Russian Vessel. ‘When Picked Up   Lived in Seattle

Soviet Naval Officer Will Be Arraigned   Russian Said to Have Been Under Intensive Scrutiny

FBI Nabs Red Spy About to Board Vessel   Soviet Naval Officer Arrested in Portland. Ore., for Espionage ; Details Not Revealed

Russian Held Cn Charges Of Espionage   Man Arrested -by FBI As He Tries To Board Soviet Ship at Portland

Red Navy Officer Arrested as Spy   Portland FBI Says Ship Plans Involved

Meat Shortage Will Be Worse, Steelman Says   His View Directly Opposite Recent Truman Statement

Meat Scarcity To Get Worse   Litde for Winter, Steelman Predicts

To Approve—And Fight It Out—Or Disapprove WSB Pay Ruling   Forget-Me-Not Day is Sept. 21

OPA Lists  Auto Prices  fal ££ .«. CH ADL   $66 to $417 Higher Announced

RAISE PRICES ON GM MODELS   INCREASES WILL RANGE FROM $66 TO $417

NEW TELEPHONE BOOKS ARE DUE      Will Begin Distribution  17,000 Directories

U. §. Spends Heavily For Science   Budget in Excess Of Billion Puts Nation Far Ahead

U.S. Leading Research in New Secrets  ~ Russia Running ~ As Close Second

@ TAVL MALLYVIS@ ——  Elevation of Vinson to Court to Weaken Truman’s Cabinet

e@ PAUL MALLON—   Elevation of Vinson to Court to Weaken Truman’s Cabinet

11 New Cases Filed in Court During Week   Three Land Partition Actions Filed Here; Five Divorces Given

7 New Actions  Filed in Court During Week   Two Land Suits Listed; Grant 8 Divorces As 5 Are Filed

America Sets Record For  Crossing Sea   Fastest Time  Of U. S. Shins

Army Searches  A-Bomb Allack   Will: Pit. Radar Against Captured Nazi V-2s In Experiment in New. Mexico

Army to test radar’ against V-2 rockets  See possible defense avainst

ARMY PLANS RADAR TESTS FOR DEFENSE   Seek Way to Combat Rocket and Atom Bomb Attacks

Army Will Pit Radar Against Nazi V-2 Weapons in Search for Adequate Defense Against A-Bombs

Sees Hope For Truce   Spokesman For Marshall in Nanking Says Agreement Is Closer

Gen. Marshall Arrives In Nanking   Reported Close To Chinese Truce

ATOMIC ARMS RACE LOOMS, EXPERTS SAY   Delays in Adoption Of Control Plan Held Danger

ATOMIC ARMS RACE SAID T0 BE IMMIMENT   Emly Showdown With Russia On Vital Question Favored

Officials Fear Delay Will Harn National Safety   Little Hope Seen Of Breaking Deadlock With Soviet On Controls; Say Russia Laying Smoke Screen

ATOMIC ARMS RACE LOOMS, IS BELIEF   Officials See No Hope of Breaking Soviet Deadlock

ATOMIC POLICY MAKERS BELIEVE ARMS RACE NEAR   Leaders Pessimistic Over Deadlock With Russia

24 Congress Members To Quit Politics   Various Reasons For Retirement

File Murder Charge Against Boy, 14, In Triple Slaying After Family Row

MURDER CHARGE IS PREFERRED AGAINST YOUTH   Robert Snyder, 14, Admits Killing Parents And Sister Saturday   BODIES FOUND IN DARNESTOWN HOME

Murder Charge Is Filed Against Rockville Boy   Youth Tells Of Wiping Out Family Of Three With Shotqun Blasts

Murder Charaes Filed Against Boy Who Wined Qut His Family Of Three

14-Year-Old Boy Charged With Slaying Family After Dispute Over Use of Auto

BOY, 14, SLAYS HIS FAMILY IN ROW OVER AUTO   Murder Charges Filed After Confession Of Triple Killings

CHARSEOF MURDER FACED BY YOUTH. 14   Robert Snyder, Adopted Son, Tells Story of Killing of Three

Reds AskRevision of Men’ TEaux Convention Which Gives T urkey Major Control Of Dardanelles

Russia Asks Reshuffle in  Dardanelles   Tardily Demands Turkey Revise Montreux Setup

RUSSIA WANTS TREATY REVISED   Reports State Soviets Ash More Control Gver Dardanelles Arca

Byrnes Talks With Yugoslav   Landing Rights Denicd U. S. Commercial  Air Lines

LEWIS. RUMOR NOT VERIFIED   GREEN SILENT ON REPORT UMW CHIEP TO BE ELECTED  “" ‘TO AFL GOVER BODY

Spéncer Anderson Dies Suddenly  Heart Attack Fatal To Lona-Time Recident OF

Spencer Anderson Dies Suddenly   Heart Attack Fatal To Long-Time Resident Of  Pontotoc County

Gotham And Detroit Maintenance Crews Jump Gun; 42 States Face Cut In Service

Telephone Strike Off To Early Start   500 Leave Jobs At 10 O'clock

Russians Report American ‘Piotter’   Albanian Invasion  Rumor Spread Is Charge

No Certificate Necessary For Those Over 60   Ruling Will Make At Least 100,000 Eliaible To Vote

LAW REQUIRING TAX EXEMPTION RENEWAL “UNCONSTITUTIONAL’  ATTY. GENERAL RULES 60-YEAR-OLDS NEED NOT OBSERVE LEGISLATION

Rules Over-60 Voting Curb Is Unconstitutional  Attorney General's _ Opinion:May Affect 100.000 in Primary:

Unemployed In Strike Up To 869.000   Thousands More To Be Idled by Freight Embargo

No Progress Reported In Coal Talks   Freight Embargo To Accelerate Idleness In Some Industries

Industries Weaken Rapidly in Strike of Miners: Jobless Now Total About 869.000

Industry Weakens As Shutdown Continues   Nation’s Jobless Due to Strike Now Reaches 869.000 Mark

Nation's Industry Hard Hit By Coal Shutdown; Jobless Up To 869,000   Steel Mills Down To 9 Per Cent of Capacity In Pittsburgh Area; Virginia And Detroit Order ‘Brown-Out’ To Save Coal

Army Uncovers Secret Bat-Like Plane Flying 10.000 Miles With Bomb Load

P.0. DEPARTMENT TO ASK CONGRESS FOR FUNDS IN 1947   PROGRAM CALLS FOR 161 NEW BUILDINGS IN ILLINOIS CITIES

$235,000 Building Proposed   Amboy, Polo Also Listed Eligible for New Post Offices

Highways Altered For Plane's Trip   World’s Largest Flying Boat Is Being Transported To Los Angeles

‘NATION-WIDE  RAIL STRIKE IN PROSPECT   Membership In Favor of Walkout Which Woulc Affect Workers On 30(  Lines.

Strike Of Ry. Brotherhood Would Idle 300,000; Govt. May Intervene

Plane Is Missing With 32 Marines   tog Hampers Search w Washington Mountains

Reward Of $300 Is Offered For Slayer   Ex-Marine Pits Cunning He Learned On Guadalcanal Aaainst Police And FBI

Offer Reward in Jail Break   Man Said to Resemble McFarland Seen in Cleveland Area, Report

Legislators For aBonus To Veterans   Majority Favor Payment Shown by United Press Assembly Survey

“War Wounded Have a Holiday— ‘And ‘The52 Organization’ Picks Up Cheek

‘The 52 Organization’ Picks Up The Checks As War Wounded Enjoy Holidays In New York

DEVELOPMENTS COME FAST ON LABOR FRON   Rail, Auto and _ Packinghouse Workers Figure in Actions Brichteninge Picture.

Public Ownership of Railroads Urged in England  House of Commons Hears Fierce Debate on Measure

Says “Berger” Was Pen Name  No Such Person, Gerhard Eisler  2 ee —

GETS HIGH EUROPEAN RED CROSS POSITION   Francis C. Lindaman, Littlestown, Named Director Of Personnel In That Theater Effective Sept. 2

TENS! WITH YUGOSLAVIA EASED BUT AMERICAN OFFICIALS KEEPL CLOSE WATCIE ON TIVO

US. Officials Waive ‘Attacks’  _ By Marshal Tito   Measure Decisions On Yugoslav Incident By Deeds, { Not Words   ISSUE MAY YET COME BEFORE U.N.

U. S.-Yugoslav Tension Is Eased; America Still Demanding Tito ‘Right Wrong Done’

End of Deadlock Seen as Russia Yields on Italy  Molotov Drops. Demand for Role In North Africa   Bvernes Aarees

Reds Yield Trusteeship — To Italians   Will Govern Own Colonies War Crimes Commission Okaved he Ministers

Reds Yield On Two Points   Molotov Agrees To Italian Trusteeships

Reds Yield Points On Italian Treaty   Beaten Nation May Rur  Pre-Fascist Colonies

Molotoy Makes Reservations But  Reds Yield on Treaty  mm ™ Fo des Oe  RE « he F ae Aa. Wa aS rey ag ee) RR ape La   Possibility of Openina Wedge in Stalemate

RUSSIA MODIFIES HER DEMANDS ON ITALIAN TREATY   Agrees to Give Rome Trusteeship of Colonies Won Before Fascists Came Into Power,   APPROVES ALLIED PLAN ON WAR CRIMINALS   Surprise Move Gives Rise to . Hope That Week-Long Deadlock at Parley May Be Broken. ©

RUSSIA YIELDS TO AVOID AND END DEADLOCK   Demand for Role in North Africa Is Dropped by Molotov

ITALIAN TREATY DISPUTE BROKEN   Russia Yields» On Two Points; Ministers In Paris Hopeful

Russia Yields On Two Points In Treaty Row   Action May Indicate Opening Wedge in Conference Stalemate

METEGR SHOW 1S BARRED BY OVERCAST SKY   Radar Proves es That Despite Clouds It Can Detect Meteors

Wonders Of Giacobin Comet’s Visit Revealed In Spit of  Overcast Skies.

Flying Meteors Shooting Across Sky In Celestial Show Are Detecled by Radar

Best Celestial Show Thrills Westerners   Scientists Find Radar Is Potential Watchdog For Pilots Attempting To Fly To New Worlds

Astral Display Enhances Space Trip— Radar Detects Flying Meteor   Best Shooting Star Display Gives Facts 

@ PAUL MALLON—   Shows T hat Tax Cut Even Greater Than Promised 20°% Is Possible

All Southern Trains Through City Are Halted   Faithful Junebug Continues To Run RY BEADLE Y WILLIiLAMSON

All Southern Trains Through City Are Halted   Faithful Junebug Continues To Run

50 INFORMS KENTUCKIAN IN BLUNT LETTER   Refuses to Accept Conditions Laid Down By May to Appear

Senators Ask May to Clear Profits Link   Committee Refuses To His Terms For  Conducting Inquiry

be GET CUSTOMARY TREATMENT   Concludes Solon Unable To Explain Linking Facts

War Investigating Committee’s Reply to May is Drafted   Senator Probers Not to Acceed to Cogressman’s Suggestion

War Profits Probers Refuse to Aceept Mav’s Conditions   Congressman Wants Own Council and Right to Cross-Exam Witnesses

Probers Reject A ‘Conditional’ May Appearance   Evidently He Cannot Explain Hookup With Arms Firms, They Tell Him.

PROBERS SCORE MAY IN LETTER ON WAR PROFITS   Silence On Contract Charges Seen As Indication Of Complicity

PROBERS iNFORM MAY BLUNTLY THEY THINK HE CANNOT EXPLAIN  COMMITTEE REFUSES TA ACSEDT CFOANNITIONG

May Gets Harsh Note From Mead   Probers Charge Inability To Contradict War Profit Facts

HAY INVITED 10 TESTIFY   Given Chance To Clear Self of Charges In Profits Case

Will Not Aceede To His Demand  No Strings Can Be   No Strings Can Be Tied To Testimony

Senate Committee Bluntly Informs May He Is Unable To Explain Facts In Case

Bid to May Held Open By Probers   Committee Won’t Accept Congressman’s Terms

Committee Raps May's Refusal to ‘Explain Facts   Says Testimony Links Him With Midwest  Munitions Empire

May's Appearance Terms Jor Senate   Invitation to Clear Up ‘Connections’ Still Stand---But Not on  Caner emits Tans

May Linked to Big Industries, Mead Asserts   Congressman’s Conditions to Testify Refused

MAY REBUKED BY SENATE PROBERS   Committee Refuses. to. Accent Solen’s “Conditions”:

Come to Conclusion Solon Nat ——Able-to Explain or Conwedher’ Facts   ASSUME SOLON, DOES HOT CARE TO CIVE TESTHIGH

May Sets H igh Terms in 1 Offering to Re-A ppear Before Mead Group

May Go Outside For New Chief   President Said To Be Con. sidering Californian For Supreme Bench

HOUSE WAYS MEANS COMMITTEE TO PLAN FOR INCOME TAX CUT   House Republicans Agree Te Reduction

Besin Work On Plan To Reduce  Income Taxes   Republicans Considering Move For 20 Per Cent Cut In Income Tax

ORDERS SLASH IN NUMBER OF FEDERAL JOBS   115,000 Govt. Work. _ ers to Be Dismissed By January 1

93,400 Ordered Cut Off Army, Navy Payrolls   Civilian Workers Dismissal By Jan. 1 Directed Ry Roudvet Head

115,000 Federal Employes to Go Off Payroll Soon   Means Reduction Of A Million Persons Since VJ-Day

115,000 Federal Workers on  Dismissal List 93,000 Army, Navy Employes to Leave Pay Rolls

REDUCTION OF HELP ORDERED BY GOVERMENT]   93,400 Civilian Army And Navy Employes Being Cut Off Rolls   22,000 IDENTIFIED WITH OPA NOTIFIED

New Slashes Are in Making  lor Agencies   Army-Navy Ordered To Drop 93,400 from Rolls by January 

U. 8. TO DISMISS ~ 115,000 WORKERS   OFFICIALS DENY PAY ROLL REDUCTION INSPIRED BY G. O. P. SWEEP.

Army And Navy Ordered To Slash 93,400 Off Payroll By New Year’s      OPA’s Cut Will Run Total Civilian Lay Off Count Past 115,000; Officials Claim Program Not Due To GOP Victory

Civilian Workers To Be Released  Cutbacks Directed By Last Conaress

iSlash Ordered To Become Ef‘fective by January 1, Some  Will be Put on State Pay  Rolls

Government Pushes Paring  Of Its Payroll   At Least 115,000 Civilian Workers  Out by New Year

@ PETER EDSON   Budaet Bureau Report Shows Uncle Sam Pays Freight

Feudalistic Army System Blasted  Returning General Hits Training Plan

Refired General Declares Army s "Undemocratic’   Gen. Holdridge Raps Ser vice's Advocacy of Universal Training

Army Training  Plan Rapped   Ex-General Says  Force ‘UnAmerican’

rWO WARS BEHIND? ‘ Retired General Hits Army Peacetime Training: Drive

RETIRED ARMY OFFICER FLAYS CASTE SYSTEM   Gen. Holdridge In Bitte Attack On Conditions In U. S. Army   WEST POINT PLEBE POLICY JS ASSAILED

Army Feudalistic, General Charges   Universal Training Advocacy Denounced

LaGuardia fs Nominated To Head UNRRA   Election of “Little Flower” Assured

Girl, 17, Says She Drowned Crippled Neighbor Boy, 8,  Told Police Lad Ha Teased Her, Killed

PRICES OF MOST MILK INCREASED   Ceilings For Milk Products  Be Announced

MILK PRICE HIKED _ CENT PER QUART   OPA Action Follows Boost in Return for Farmers

OPA Increases Price Of Standard Miik   Other Price Boosts of Dairy Products Wilk Follow

Lions: Clubs Back Health Education  State-wide Program Being Formulated

PUBLIC HEALTH PROGRAM SET   Lions Clubs Will Be Sponsor; Backed By Health Department

200 INDONESIANS REPORTED KILLED   Soerabaya Is Said Scene of New Fighting; Many Now Held.

Dutch Marine: Kill 200  Indonesians   Capture 700 Attacking Coijonial Post, Says Report

Warns Atomic Control Bill Is Way To Military Fascism   Wallace Challenges Turning Over A-Bomb Control to  Members of the Military High  Command

Wallace Blasts Army Control Of A-Bomb   U. S. Said: Facing Danger Of Armed: Eqscism: Civilian Rule Is Urged '

Sec. Wallace Assails Atomic Control Bill .   Says Bill, in Effect, Would Place Control In Hands of Military

ATOMIC ENERGY BILL ATTACKED   Secretary Of Commerce Foresees Military Fascism Threat

CONTROLS ON CAR PRICES 10 REMAIN   Removal of Curbs Will Be Speeded By at Least One Month.

OPA Speeds Its Decontrol Plans   Official Says Ceilings to Be Kept on Autos; Hundreds of Items to Be Freed In 2 Weeks

AUTO CEILINGS TO BE RETAINED   FIFTY-TWO PER CENT OF ITEMS STILL CONTROLLED

) DECONTROL Is BEING SPEEDED   OPA Plans To Keep Ceilings On New And Used Autos, Farm Equipment

Committee Would [Bargain with Pauley   , Working on Resolution To Clear Nominee of Some Charges if He Will Withdraw Name

C10 to Challenge AFL Charges of Communist Trend   Green Says His Group Will Ride Roughshod In Southern Fight

BREACH BETWEEN CIO AND AF-OF L WIDENS   Green Charges ClO Controlled By Communists

FIGHT ON TALMADGE LOST BY GEORGIANS   Supreme Court Tosses Out Suit to Void His Nomination as Governor.

GEORGIA VOTE RULE UPHELD   ‘Court Tosses Out Attempt : To Avoid Nomination Of  Eugene Talmadge

 :  Soviet: Writer Says Churchill On ‘Fatal Road   Warns Against Effort To Frighten Russia By Display-of Power

A anne Accord W OUsE Id  Worsen Tense State, Is Claim   Russia Not to, Permit Even Most Modest Preparations Fer Attack On Borders,  Writer Declares «   Assaiis Remarks  i Wet ate in British Press   Moscow Spokesman Declares Those Who Tried To Show Force to Russians Always Lost

(SOVIET UNION DOES NOT LOOK UPON WINSTON CHURCHILL'S WORDS AS PROMOTING PEACE   Eugene Tarle, Well Known Writer, Says Soviets Are Not Driving for World Dominion—  Dr. Peron Is Conceded as Winner in  Argentine Election—Senator Connally  Calls for “Big 3”? Meeting

REDS WARN OF PROPOSED ALLIANCE   Anglo-American Pact to Worsen World Tensity

Says Churchill Fans A New War   Russian Press Continues Attack On Bid For U. S.British Alliance

VF. W. POST HERE ADDS 60 MEMBERS   Hanover Foreign War Vets Now Have Enrollment Of Over 900— State Commander Obligates Class

37 MEMBERS JOIN HANOVER V. F. W. POST   Organization Now Has Membership Of 850—State Officials Will Attend Next Meeting

OVER 1,000 NAMES ON ROLL OF Y. FW   Forty-Seven New Members Added Last Evening—Vote Thus Far Overwhelmingly In Favor Of Building Project

Settle Dispute At Willow Run   Pickets Called From Kaiser-Frazer Corp.

Trading Halted on Exchange as Appeal is Heard   Suit by Buckley Against Change In Regulations Tied Up Huge Chicago Exchange   Acked Trade Halt

Trading in Grains Blocked Two Hours by Injunction Plea   Chicago Broker Sought to Stop Operations of Board of Trade

Court Order Try Holds Up Chicago Mart   Broker Unsuccessful In Attempt To Get Injunetion Against Regulations.

RAIN FUTURES  BROKER DELAYS TRADING   CHICAGO BOARD OPENS TWO HOURS LATE AFTER INIUNCTION I8 RAFEFUSED

Trading Held Up By An Injunction   Board of Trade In Chicago Opens Late

DENIES WAIT QUUGHT AFTER CEILING SHIFT   Temporary Restraining Order Given Board of Trade Member Dissolved.

OPERATION.OF WORLD'S BIGGEST GRAIN MARKET, CHICAGO, STOPS IBRIEELY ON U.S COURT ORDER

Broker Sues  Trade Board   Trading In Chicago Held Up By Futile Injunction Attempt

Grain Futures Tradin ¢ Held Up For 2 Hours   Stalled While Broker Un suceessfully Secks Injunetion Again st Regulalions Reversing Coiliive

Grain Futures Trading Held Up Two Hours   Injunction Sought Unsuccessfully By Chicago Broker

Suit Delays . Board of Trade Grain Dealings   Chicago Broker Fails To Secure Injunction Against Regulations Adopted by Board

BROKER FAILS IN EFFORT TO HALT TRADING   But Grain Market Opens 2 Hours Late As Result of Action

COURT DELAYS GRAIN TRADING   Pit Stalled for Two Hours : By Broker's Suit

Judge Turns Down Plea Of ‘Short’? Broker   Grain Futures Trading Delayed Two Hours By Legal Tie-Up

Grain Trading Upset By Broker   Market Delayed Two Hours By Injunction

Broker Halts Grain Market For 2 Hours   Chicago Board of Trade Is Held Up This Morning When Injunction Suit Is Filed in Court.

Refuses’ to Halt Futures Trading  Attempt to Enjoin Chicano Board Fails

Analysis By Marlow....  Way In Which Coal Strike Was Settled May Set Up New Employers’ Problems

SUNSHINE FORECAST   Temperatures Between 5@ and 55 expected Temerrow

Left Wing “<a. Gaining   Radical Element Welcomes Floor Fight On Issue

U.N. Assembly May  Have Free Hand in Spanish Action   American Delegate Sees Unhampered Decision: Franco and Iranian Questions Still Are Before Council!

FREE UN HAND ~ SEEN ON SPAIN   Soult *Kéeps—it’s Iranian  _— Gueations Away From “

WILL NOT DROP SPANISH CASE   Council Votes to Notify U. N. Assembly Case Is Still on Agenda

RUSSIAN POLICY MAY BACKFIRE ON SOVIETS: BYRNES   Trouble Spots Develop As Result of Big Four De cisions.

Confessions Reveal Dual Personality   Mild Mannered, But  Confessed Brutal Murderer, Heirens Will Be Examined By Alienists

Tllinois Acts _ _ To Complete  Heirens Case   Obtains Indictment Charg. ing Him With Murder Of Elderly Mrs. Josephine Ross

College Student, After Prolonged  Delay, Comes Through With Complete Account of His Bloody Record

State Whipping Up lts Heirens Case   Youth Admits, Reenacts Slaying of Three

peredibe Criminal Career o} » Chicago Youth Unfolded  Try Lone Contesaion.   ALIENISTS TO EXAMINE SANITY OF BUTCHERER

HEIRENS CARMLY RETRACES STEPS OF MURDER TRAIL   DENIES SEXUAL RELATIONS WITH ANY OF VICTIMS

TEMPERATURES   Self-Confessed Fiend To Escape Death Penalty   No Possibility Of Parole For Young University Student

JURY INDICT STUDENT FOR HOSS MURDEE   Slayer Returns to Cell After  - 14Hour Recounting of  : Three Killings.

Heirens Tells Of Killing Three Persons  Indicted In Death Of Widow; Calmly   Indicted In Death Of Widow; Calmly Reenacts Crimes

THE STATE MOVED TODAY TO WRAP UP HFIRENS (ASF   Will Obtain An Indictment Charging Him With Murder,   FOR KILLING MRS. ROSS   Murdered Her With a Knife In Her Apartment In Chicago.

State to Ask For Heirens Indictment   Will Formally Charge Youth With Ross Murder---Complete Details Related

Indict Heirens for Murder ir Ross Kniling   State Moves Rapidly After Confessions; Personality Amazes

Fiendish Slayings ‘Wrappec Up’   Youth Reenacts Murder of Smali Girl and Two Women

Three Murders:  Reirens Confesse: Reenacts Crimes   State Moves To Finish Case Against Youth

—TRUE BILL RETURNED— Grand Jurors Charge Chicago Student With Murder Of Mrs. Ross  Court Action Follows Youth’s Publi:   Court Action Follows Youth’s Public Confession Of Three Sordid Murders

State Moves fo Wind Up Its Case Against Heirens  Obtains Indictment Oa Third Killing

Indictment Of Heirens Sought For Ross Slaying   University Student, In 14-Hour Session, Tells of Murders

HETRENS TELLS HIS STORY OF 3 MURDERS   Confesses Most Brutal Killings in Chicago Annals of Crime

JURY FORMALLY TIES HEIRENS 10 THREE KILLINGS   Ross Indictment Returnec After Youth Tells Story Of Fiendish Crimes

Heirens, Confessed Triple Killer, Re-Enacts Details Of Chicago Crimes

HEIRENS DEATH TALES STRANGE   Life Sentence With Ne Chance Of Parole Be"lieved Likely   ‘CLAIMS SEX IMPULSE

MENACE TO HEALTH   Tulsa Officials Act to Halt Strike of Garbage Collectors

Another lntense Quake Recorded:  Place Uncertain   Tremor Believed A: Strong As One Causing Wave

Congress Near  End Of Session   Hopes Rise On Capitol Hill Adjournment May Come By Nightfall   SEVERAL ISSUES TO BE DECIDED

CONGRESS PREPARES TO FINISH UP ON ALL WORK BY NIGHTFALL   Wil Sustain Veto Of Tidelands Measure By Truman

UN May Probe Charge Spain Aids War ‘Work   Australia Suggests Five Be Appointed To Determine Facts

Weather Forecast   Full Inquiry of Nazi Harboring Charges Likely   U. N. Receives Mounting Accusations Against Spain

Full Inquiry Into Charges Against Spain Is Likely   Security Council May Investigate Charges Of War Plants Of Nazis In Spain   COMPROMISE PLAN MAY BRING PROBE

Full Inquiry of ‘Nazi Harboring Charges Likely   U.N. Receives Mounting Accusations Against Spain

U-N Expected to Probe Spanish Fascists Moves   U.S. Favors Australian Compromise Plan

COUNCIL TO INVESTIGATE  NEW CHARGES      Nations Claim That Fascist Spain Is Harboring New War Plant Manned By Germans

SUSPECT WAS "ARRESTED HERE  SUNDAY NIGHT   Sgt. Chas. Hubert Simmons Taken Into Custody By State Highway Patrol,   DRIVING STOLEN CAR?   State Highway Patrol) at Jefferson City Had Received Report on This Car.

Empire (it Japan  Faces Starvation   Gen. MacArthur Reveals That Japan Faces Critical Food Period Just Ahead

M’Arthur Says Japan's Food Problem Crifical   Typhoon, Flood Damage Cuts Farm Production

JAPAN FACES FOOD CRISIS ~ THIS WINTEI   MacARTHUR REPORTS TONS OF SUPPLIES NEEDED TO.AVERT STARVATION, AND  DISEASE _

Ceilings Are Lifted Off Everything but Rents, Sugar, Rice   Rental Adjustment May Be Required, President  Says; Wage Program Scuttled Entirely;  Hich Production Is Urged

Union Membership For Foremen OK'd   Fight in Coal Industry Over Ruling Indicated

Foremen Granted Rights to Union Membership; Problem Is Created in Mine Disputes  Old, Issue  Operators See Lengthy we nak WAat. TF Vowcwurrc         Operators See Lengthy Battle With J. L. Lewis in Negotiations

Approval Of Full Union Membership To Foremen Is Given In Decision By NLRB   Coal Operators Expect Prolonged Battle With Lewis [n Coming Contract Neqotiations

NLRB Ruling To Be Fouglit   Rules Foremen Are Eligible for Union Membership

See Long Battle With Lewis... .  NLRB Approval Of Union Membership For Foremen Causes Big Controversy

NLRB Ruling Gives Foremen Full Right As Union Members   New. Complications Expected for Coal, Other Labor Issues

NLRB Approval Of Full Unior Membership For Foremen Ma’ Prolong Soft Coal Negotiation:

Controversy Seen As NERB Upholds  Union Of Foremen   Coal. Mine Operators Will Fight Decision.

WERE Raling To Be Fought.   Rules Foremen, Are Eligible for. Union Membership

NLRB Approves Unionization For Supervisors   Split Decision To Be Contested In Higher Courts

BARUCH PLEA GETS WORLD ATTENTION   U. S. Makes Offer to Destroy Atomic Bomb: As Weapon of War

WORLD OFFERED ATOMIC SECRETS FOR PEACEFUL USE   U. 8. Ready to Throw Light on Production of Energy Under Adequate Safefuards,   WILLING TO DESTROY BOMBS IT POSSESSES   Baruch Lays Before U. N. Plan for Control That Would Outlaw Weapon as Instrument of War,

Safeguards Must Be Set, However  Position Outlined Before U. N. Group

United States Offers to Destroy ,Atomic Bombs, Share Secrets ‘Tt Given Safequard Guarantees

U.S. Would Destroy Atom Bombs Under Proper Safeguards   Creation of International Authority, Law: With Teeth, Surrender of Veto Power Proposed For Sharing of Secret   Ry MAX HARRELSON

U.S. Agrees to Yield Atom Bomb Secret If World Sets Up Safeguards

Offer to Share Atomic Secrets In Peaceful Use   U. S. Pledges to Destroy Bombs If Safeguards Can Be Set Up

U.S. Offers To Share Atomic Bomb Secrets   Would Destroy Bombs if World Sets Up Proper Safeauards

U.S. OFFERS TO DESTROY ATOMIC BOMB   American Proposition Placed Before UNO  Atom Commission

World Must Adopt Laws Providing For Punishment  Of Any Violations

Ask Safeguard To Ban Weapon; Position Told   Uncle Sam Would Share Secrets If Other: Nations Agree

Tabriz Greet: Loyal Troops After Revolt   Animal Sacrifices And Singing Feature Army’s Entry

Province Ils Won Streets Thronged As Victorious Troops March Into Azerbaijan

Tabriz Cheers Overthrow Of ~ Rebel Regime   Azerbaijan Provincial Gov ernment Formed One Year Ago During Soviet Occupation

Farm Concern  Refuses Bid   J. 1. Case Company Says  Would Be Unable To Send  Representative.

Pieping-Tientsen Reported First to Get Army Action   Manchuria Situation Said To Be Growing Steadily Worse

Figures Revealed in Putting Italian Cost at 20 Billion   America Has No Intention to Pay Reparation Dille

U. §. Renounces Pay from Italy   Warns It Will Not Finance Reparations

U.S. RENGUNCES CLAIMS ON ITALY   Will Not Seek Repayment of Any of 20 Billion Spent In War Against Her

UNITED STATES WILL NOT PAY ITALIAN BIL   Cost of War Against Italy Was 20 Billion Dollars

CAFFERY BLASTS BUNARIAN CLAIM AT PARIS PARLEY   Ridicules Attempt of Enemy Nation to Get Thrace  A ey:

Renounce War Claims From italy   Cost U. 8. Twenty Billion: Cut of Total War Cost of 335 Billions

U.S. States Policy On Reparations   War Against Italy Cost Americans  $20,000,000,000

Caffery Attacks Bulgaria, De. nouncing Her For Ruthless Oc. cupation and Exploitation, Of Western Thrace   - OPPOSES BULGARIA TERRITORY CLAIM

Mikhailovitch Must Die   Traitor On One Hand, Patriot On Another, Former Chetnik Leader Regarded As War Crimiz.al.

aews ARE LEAVING POLANI   Mass Exodus Is Reported Follow: ing 41 Deaths

LEWIS THREATENS NEW WALKOUT Hopes For Quick Settlement In Coal Dispute Is Hit New Blow

Coal Strike Conciliator Resigns Post   Lewis Unveils New Terms, Serves Notice Of Anthracite Walkout

Lewis Flings New Demands At Owners; Mediator Quits   Mine Leader Files Notice of Dispute in Hard Coal Industry with Strike Looming: Adjustment of Holiday Pay Also Sought

Crisis Develops in Coal Controversy As John L. Lewis Makes New Demand:

Fuller ‘Dissatisfied’ With Schwellenbach’s Handling Of Coal Talks   United Mine Worker’s Chieftain Demands Adjustment In Pay For Labor Day, New Year's Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas

CONCILIATOR IN MINE DISPUTE QUITS IN HUFF   Fuller Says He Is Displeas ed With Way Matter Is Being Handled   ROYALTY PAYMENTS CAUSING DEADLOCK

Schwellenbach. Strike Policy Angers Fuller   Lewis Demands 4 Holidays’ Pay For Miners. Calle -Anthracite Watkont

Coal Mediator Throws Sponge  Fuller Quits His Job As   -uller Quits His Job A:  Conciliator

Lewis Flings New Demands At Operators      Mine Workers Chief Serves Notice of Anthracite Strike

LEWIS MAKES NEW DEMANDS ON OPERATORS   Serves Notice 75,000 Anthracite Miners Will Walk Out

CONCILIATOR IN SOFT COAL STRIKE QUITS   Is Dissatisfied with Manipulations  Made by Schwellenbach

SEAMEN’S DEMANDS © FOR RAISE REJECTED   Stabilization Board Takes Action That May Cause Wave OF Maritime Uaorest

Motion to Dismiss Thrown Out  Anti- Injunction: Act Does Not Apply in Action

But Ruling Out of Norris LaGuardia Act Seems to be Prelude to Long Struggle in Courts.

‘Union Lawyers Prepare For Drawn-Out Battle As Judge Denies Move For Dismissal

Government Wins Legal Skirmish  Judge Refuses Throw Out Contempt Case

Government Wins Initial Skirmish   But Lewis’ Lawyer: Lay Groundwork For Long Struggle

Motion to Dismiss Thrown Out  Bene Ca Oe eee  Ree   Anti-InjunctionAct Does Not Apply in Action

HOVERNMENT WINS POINT IN LEWIS CONTEMPT TRIAI   Court Holds Norris - La Guardia Anti-Injunction Act Does Not Apply to  Current Case.   OVERRULES MOTION TO DISMISS CHARGE   Defense Lays Groundwork for Long Fight As First Witness Is Placed on Stand.

Boss of Miners ls Defeated In Opening Battle   Anti-Injunction Act Has No Bearing on Case, Court Holds

‘Churchill Recalls Visit To Fritchie Home To President . Truman On Way To Missouri   Former British Prime Minister Recites Whittier’s Poem And Comments On Confederate Strategy At Harpers Ferry During Civil War

Churchill, Truman Missouri Bound Barbara Fritchie Story Is  Recited By English Leader

EUROPE’S HUNGRY FEED ON BIBLICAL HARVEST  Cyhhie Inch af Seed Wheat Grawe tr

66,560 Bushels of Wheat Harvested from Original Cubic Inch, Tithe Project

ISDVIET POLICY I GAUSES LOSSES : ‘IN MANCHURIA   PAPLEY REPORT CAUSES NEW     ‘DISCORD IN ATTEMPT TO { STABILIZE THE FAR ae FAST

IEAT CROP NEAR BILLION BUSHELS   Yield Well Above Ten-Year Average Despite Drouth Losses   MEANS EXPORT SUPPLY

ADDITIONAL AIR RECORDS MADE   AAF Nearing Sweep of Al National Speed Marks

MORE WORLD MARKS ARE BROKEN BY B-29   Plane Takes 22,000 Pounds At 265 Miles An Hour

L'Folletfe Win Is Considered  "As GOP Senator, He'd Cause a Stir

RUSSIA WANTS MANCHURIA WEAKENED i BEYOND FUTURE THREAT TO SIBERI

RUSSIANS SEEK TQ TRANSFER UN 10 SWITZERLAND   Proposal May Be Accepted Over U. $. Objections, Some Predict      GENEVA FAVORED SITE   idle Facilities of IId League of Nations Could Be Used There

UN Pressure on Spain Mounts   U.S., Britain Grope for Compromise

ON FRANCO IMMINENT   Small Nations and Russia Urge Break With Spain

GOP Convention Set for July 5  Party Faithful Asked Ta Give Lin Holiday

2 Commissions Wind Up W ork  On Peace Pact   Italy Resents Russian Insult, Also Asks For Larger Navy

PEACE PARLEY SPEEDS WORK ON TREATIES   Italy Protests Red Insult to Italian Soldiers

FBI WATCHING © GEORGIA VOTE   Bitter Campaign Ends; Negroes To Vote For  Eivet Tima

 Gross Burns In Georgia : Negroes Go To Polls As FBI Stands Watch

12 Boys Register For Draft in Month   Sign Up at Selective Service Ortice on Their 18th Birthday During October

Thirteen Register On 18th Birthday   County Registrations Reported b) Sclective Service Board for September

 Famine ouppsy rragram Depenes Un rromuciion  Food Parley Stresses Vital Need To Reassure Farmers

SEEK TO HALT ~ FARMER FEARS   Believed Best Way To Encourage Agricultural Production

Judge Refuses To Admit Bank Checks in Case  Wants Further Proo Of Wrona Doin

Man With Hay Fever “Cure” Won't Lef Sleeping P. 0. Inspectors Lie

Mr. Cormier Has Not Been Licked PAS mR ited  Counter-Offensive Opened By _ Self-Taught Hayfever Expert

iMr. Cormier Has Not Been Licked a ee  ‘Counter-Offensive Opened By _ Self-Taught Hayfever Expert

Markets Trying To Settle Down ~ Despite Boosts   Possible Renewal of OPA Calling for Cautious Ceilinas

MARTIN RAPS TAX CHARGE   Says Ickes’ Statement I: Based on Data Provided By An Ex-Convict

Canada To Quer; On Reparations   May Oppose $100,000,000 Award To Russia From Italy

YOUNG HAS LEAD ~INARLY RETURNS   Nye, 2 Others Trail Republi can Senator in North Dakota: Name Townsend

Senator Yorng Is in Lead in Dakota Election  Double Contest in State Draws Political Interest

Senator Young I: in Lead in Dakota Election  TimeskxTa: Plime tacnd te   Double Contest in State Draws Political Interest

PROGRESS IS REPORTED AT MEETING   Settlement is Expected to Be Announced Soon

See Imminent Settlement Of Railroad Fight   Labor Official Predicts Mine Seizure to Halt Strike Renewal

Typist Resumes Stand In Cigaret Branding Trial   Collapses Under Cross Fxamination

Breast-Burned Typists Mind “Blacked Out’   Tells Court She Is Unable To Remember Anything About Herself Since - She Fainted

‘Conviction. of Local- Lawyer ’ For Murder of Subnormal Son Upheld by the State Supreme Court

NEW ENGLAND HELD BY TEMPERATURE DROP   Sub-Zero Weather Forecast In Maine: South Has Unseasonably Warm Temperatures

COLDER SPELL FOLLOWS SNOW   Wisconsin and Minnesota Resort Areas Have Ideal Skiing

Wintry Weather Hits New England  Gulf States Enjoy Imv Temperatures

Road Block Halts Sect At Lacona   Jehovah's Witnesses Threaten to Carry Issue to Court

Block Meeting Attempt to Prevent Repetition of Violence in Lacona

Roadblock Stops Religious Group  Lacone Turns Back Jehovah's Whtnesses

GOP National Chairman Loses Home Precinct, and County to Democrats

Decision Near in  War Crimes Trial  Verdict Will Be Randa Moancdov

C10 Marine Engineers Favor Strike   ‘Contract Negotiations Will be Held Friday ‘With Ship Operators

Help in Planning New Wave Formula   Union Will Ask Support of Truman, Schwellenbach : And Steelman   GOVERNMENT AID SEEN NECESSARY   Labor Chiefs Say Share of Responsibility Lies With Administration

Soft Coal Strike Deadline Only Eight Days Away   Will Map Pay Boost Strategy Tomorrow

Federal Help Asked By C10 In Pay Drive   Officials Admit Take-Home Wages Have Declined

clo Expects Government Assistance When It Makes New Wage Hike Demand

ClO COUNTING ON GOVERNMENT IN WAGE DRIVE   Krug, Lewis Resume Talks On Coal Peace As Union Plans For U. S. Help

Total In State Now 527 Communities And 351 Industrial EstabHishments—Notices Sent To   Nearby Communities   ELLSWORTH, COKEBURG MARIANNA ON LIST

MacArthur Orders Political Purge ‘Of All Men And Organizations Guilty Of Promoting Japanese Aggression

War-Mongers in Japan Barred   MacArthur's Order May Break Cabinet

Purge of All Men And Groups Guilty Of Promoting Jap Ageression to Fall

Pur ge May Sweep Out Jap Cabinet   MacArthur Orders Removal Of All Men Guilty Of Promoting Aggression,

SHAKEUP SEE IN GOVERNMENT FOR JAPANESE   MacArthur Orders ‘Political Purge  of Japan Leaders

NEW DIRECTIVES MAY DRIVE OUT PRESENT SETUP   MacArthur Orders To Purge Government Of All Guilty Of Backing Aggression   MILITARY GROUP BARRED   Many Members Of Cabinet Involved In Nippon’s Former Program

DIRECTIVE  MAY DISSOLVE upcOrT  7 a   MacArthur Orders”  ‘Political Purge .« Of War Prometers

Nip Shakeup Seen As Result of — WaArthur Decree   Orders Purge of All Aggressionists From Political Posts

AGGRESSORS IN JAPS’ CABINET TO BE OUSTEL   MacArthur Decree Hits Hard At Shidehara Government

MARTHUR ORDERS MAY MEAN DOOM OF JAP CABINET   Edicts Decree Political Purge of Wer Leaders and  Phe mens ntame

MacArthur Sets Purge in Japan   Men, Organizations Guilty of Promoting Aggression to Go Out

Fall of Japanese Cabinet Seen In MacArthur Purge   General Ends Political Life of Militaristic, Jingoist Groups

M Arthur Order: Political Purge   Japan's Government May Be Reorganized, Elections Delayed

MacArthur's New Decrees May Oust Shidehara Cabine   At Least 3 Members Belonged to Political Societies Now Abolished   MILITARIST GROUPS BARRED FROM OFFICE   Elections May Be Delayed Because Many ~ Candidates Are Ruled Out

Shidehara Government   May Be Out      Members Belong To Banished Oreanizations

ORDERS JAPS PURGE THEIR GOVERNMENT   Of Members of Banned Political, Secret Societies

lranian Troops Move Northward  Azerbaijan Troops Staae Maneuvers

Iranian Army Troops Move to Azerbaijan   Autonomous Regime Premier Not Afraid of Attack

IRANIAN TROOPS MOVE NORTHWARD   HEAD TOWARD TROUBLED AZERBAIJAN WHICH HAS ARMY OF 24,000 MEN.

Iranian Troops Near Azerbaijar   Dissenters Issue Defian? Statement

Azerbatian Premier Says  Iran Troops At Border   Separatist Troops Reported Holding “Wrarlike Maneuvers In Dress Of Soviets

lran Troops Reach Azerbaijan Border   Province Declares Not Fearing Attack

Get Reports Azerbaijan Separatists ‘Troops Holding Warlike Maneuvers; Central Goyernment Is Calm

Iran Rushing \Troops Toward Trouble Zone   Azerbaijan Premier Claims  Tehran Fore: Ta Olav Rar

INCOMES TO SET ALL-TIME HIGH   U. Sto Collect 5 Billion More Than in °45

Soaring Incomes Boost Hopes for. Balanced Budget   Predicted 165 Billion Total Would Be New ‘Record; Figure Based On Strike-Free Year

Hopes For Balanced Budget Rise As Record Breaking  National Income Predicted

Experts Predict Record Breaking National Income   Nation Must Remain Relatively Free From Any Large-Scale Strikes For Rest Of Year

EXPECT RECORD INCOME TO AI BUDGET FORUS   Balanced Budget Looms as Possibility; Experts See $165.000,.000.000

INDIVIDUAL INCOMES MAY SET NEW RECORD 165 Billion Indicated for Fiscal Year

Record-Breaking National Income  This Year Seen   Hopes For Balanced Budget Rise; Income May Exceed Year 1945

New Income Record for Individuals   $165,000,000,000 Figure Exceeds That of Booming War Year of 1945

Incomes Will Set Record During Year   Total Expected To Be Around 160 Billions

INCOMES WILL TOP *45 TOTAL   Record of 165 Billions Seen This Year—Good Boost For U. S. Budcet

Possible Record Income From Indivi.als May Balance Nati al Budget

Record Year - For Incomés  : Looms Ahead   Raises Possibility That Federal Budget Might Be ‘Balanced At Long  Egat oo”

Hopes For Balanced Budget 0n Rise As Experts Now Predict Record Breaking U. S. Income

Chances Seer For Balance In U.S. Money   Enlarged National Income May Aid In Lowering Taxes

Year’s Income Of Individuals Likely To Set  AIL-Time Mark   “Hopes For Balanced Budget Are Boosted By New Caleulations

National Tncotie  Of 165: Billion        Tops at: of cont ‘Year; ; . Inspires: ‘Fresh Hopé ‘“Eor.': Balanced-. Budget

Federal Budget May Be Balanced By Revenue Rise   Receipts Exceeding  ‘Expectations; Billions  May Also be Recovered in Wartime Tax  ‘Reeneciangs. fe

Government Budge To be Hiked by Rise in Tax Take   Trend Indicates Added 5 Million From Revenues

Incomes To Set  Record In 1946   Booming War Yea Of 1945 Will Be Surpassed

Balanced Budget  In Sight.   Another Boom Year National Income Will Set Record . Of $165 Billion

U.S. 1946 INCOMES MAY SET NEW RECORD   $165 Billion Likely Figure; Budget May Benefit

National Income Expected to Top War Boom Year   Higher Tax Returns May Help Toward Balancing of Budget

Injunction Dissolved in Power Strike   Walkout Still In Effect, But Talks Resumed

UNIQN LEADER IS NOW FREE OF JAIL SENTENCE—STRIKE ____ COMMITTEE MEETING:  LATE TODAY

FBI Arrests Man In Montana ‘On Federal Count   Hoover Asserts Former Soldier Mutilated U. S. Technical Books

Ex-State Employee Indicted   Former Department Of Agriculture Dept. Man Charged

Stevenson  Denies Talk . With Rainey   Governor Says Probation For UofT Not Mentioned

Reds Settling I Jap sles, US. Claims   Russia Sends Troops, ‘Bag and Baggage,’ Into Strategic Kuriles

Russia Establishing Firm Foothold — On Japan's Kurile Islands, Is Claim

.ussia Plans To Fortify All Sshertan Isles   SOVIET GOVERNM ENT TO PROTECT ENTRANCE NEAR JAPAN

‘oviets Reportedly Have Sent Troops in “Bag and Baggage” and Families, Apparently for a Long Stay.

RUSSIA REPORTEL ESTABLISHING. SELF IN KURILES   Occupation Plans. Agreed at Potsdam; lelae Flank Sikaria

Russia Establishes  Firm Hold on  Kurile Isle Chain   Permanent Amputation From Japan to Be Up to Peace Session

REDS OCCUPYING KURILE ISLANDS   Russian Troops and Their Families Sent In

Soviets Grip Island Bases Near Siberia   U.S. Officials Say Military Moving in ‘Bag and Bagerage’

Russia Firmly Established in Kurile Island:   Soviet Troops Being Sent into Strategic Chain with Baggage  and Families, Apparently for  Vas Cie.

Russians Moving Families Into Kurile Islands, Said Planning A Long Stay

Russia Establishes Firm Hold on Kurile Isle Chain  Permanent Amputatic   Permanent Amputation From Japan to Be Up to Pence Session

Govt. Threatens More Restrictions On Bakers: Anderson In Wheat Belt

BAKERS WARNED   To Get Further Restrictions Unless They Comply With Flour  Conservation Order.

OF NAZI CRINES          Witness” Describes "Ss. S. Men Ruthlessly Mowe Down Hundreds of Men, Women and Children... .

HEATED DISPUTE FLARES AGAIN Young Demos May Stage Battle In State Session In Houston

COUNCIL GETS © FRANCO SPAIN: - COMPROMISE   RESOLUTION CONDEMNING -CFRANCO REGIME, AND APPOINTING PROBE COMMITTEE TO BE PASSED “WONDAY

U N Considers Compromise {n  Case OF Spain   Sessions Adjourned Until Monday Afternoon Before Voting On Compromise   RUSSIA SEEKS COMPLETE BREAK  (RITT.T.ETIN )

AGREE TO AWAIT PROBE OF SPAIN   Security Council Reaches Compromise on Franco Charges

Battle Lines Are Drawn For State Primary   Baldwin aud Lance Complete TYiekeis; ‘Tawes Has Que Place Open: Markey Quits Race

24: Candidates Now In Field For State Political Posts   Lines Now ‘Drawn for What Promises to be Bitterest Primary Battles in the State Since 1938—Seven Democrats, 2 Republicans Seek Governorship  

DOLLIVER ANNOUNCES FOR A SECOND TERM   Fort Dodge Attorney Is Now Serving First Term As the Congressman From Sixth District of Iowa.

Decontrol Soon On All Wartime Credit Checks   “Action uy Federal Reserve Board in Line — With OPA Action

Credit Decontrol Action Is Studied  Probably Be Taken After Christmas Rush

Some Clothing, Industry Items Coming Up Next   Government Planning To Ease Curbs on Charge Accounts

Eccles Discloses Plan to Ease Control of Credit  Acts to Forestall Sweeping Removal by °47 Congress

PLAN TO EASE CREDIT CURBS   Eccles ciate Coctnele Ir Credit Field Will Be Changed Soon

GOVERNMENT SOON TO EASE WARTIME CURBS ON CREDIT   Restrictions on Charge Accounts and Some Installment Buying Marked for  Abandonment.   ACTION LIKELY BEFORE CONGRESS CONVENES   Eccles Hopes to Save Controls Relating to Purchase of’ Cars and Other Major Durable Goods.

U.S. to Ease Credit Control Program Soon   Action Follows OPA Price Decontrolling; More Ceilings Erased

GOVERNMENT 10 EASE CURBS ON CREDIT TERMS   OPA Denies Politics Ir Lifting Controls On Installment Buying      PROVISIONS REMAIN ON DURABLE GOODS

End of Curbson Charge Accounts, Installment Buying Forecast Soon

Time Payment Controls May Be Ended Soon   Wartime Regulations on Charge Accounts are Doomed

Credit Limits May Be Eased   Charge Account Control: Due for Revision

Molotov Tells Conference Russia Cannot Accept Plan Adopted  i ee See   Australian Says  Soviets Dictate   Evatt Cries Moscow Effort Smacks Of Filibustering At Sessions

Evatt Charges Red Filibuster   Molotov’s Renewal of Issue Throws Session Into Confusion; Is Accused of Dictation

Balks At Adopted Rules On Voting   Throws Plenary Session Into Confusion By. Reopening Issue, Clashes With Evatt — And Again Criticizes Press .

New Confusion In. Peace Conference Created By Molotov’s Latest Howl ©

Evatt Charges Russian Tries To Force Veto On Conference   Australian Says Actions Suggest ‘Intimidation’

Molotov and: Evatt Tangle  On Procedure   Australian Makes Fiery Reply When Russian Refuses, To Accept Rules on Voting at Peace Contérenca

CONFERENCE THROWN IN TURMOIL BY NEW RED VOTING STAND  PROBLEM BELIEVED TO .  HAVE BEEN SOLVED. IS. AGAIN OPENED IN ROW

—CONFERENCEVote Rule. Issue Is Reopened  Fiery Australian Accuses Russian

Charges Molotor Seeking Peace Veto Power   Evatt, Australia, Addresses Parley; Byrnes Takes Over Chairmanship Friday

Russian Objects To Vote Rulings   Australian Makes Charge During Hot Debate

STATES RUSSIA CANNOT AGREE TOCOMPROMISE   Australia’s Evatt Charges Molotov Is Attempting to Dictate

Molotov Injects Vote Issue Again  lo Stall Conclave Ten Days Old, Paris Conference Actually Accomplishes Little

Molotov Balks On Committee's Rules Procedure   Australian Delegate Says- Russian Leader Attempting To Dictate To Conference

Evatt Charges Moletov With ‘Foreing’ Veto   Fiery Australian Says Rus siun Believes His “No” Should Be Cenclusive For All   Compares Tactics ‘To ‘Filibustering’   Gestures Freely and Raps His Desk Sharply; Looks Russian Straight In The Eye

Molotov Balks at Treaty Vote Rules   Australia’s Evatt Accused Russian Diplomat Australia’s Evatt Accuses Russian Diplomat Of-Attempting to Dictate Peace Conference

Soviet Delegate Throws Peace Conference Into Confusion By Reopening Procedure Ouestion: Australian Hurls Veto Charge

Tells Paris Conference Russian Delegates Can’t Agree to Decision

Clash  Again On Vote   Peace Parley Work . At Standstill As Reds’ Balk On Majority Rule Evatt in Fiery Speech

Paris Meet Thrown Into Confusion   Molotov Charges U. S. And Britain Repudiated Decisions of Ministers

Reds Seeking Veto Power, Evatt Says   Russian Envoy’s Action Amounts To Filibustering Australian Says

Evatt Charges Russian Tries Dictating Meet   Soviet Foreign Minister Re - Opens Question OF  Voting Procedure.

Charge of “Dictatorship” Launched at Molotoy as He Reopens Squabble on Voting   Russian Leader Throws Plenary Session Into Confusion; Australian Evatt Leads Fight to Maintain Approved Procedure

RULES VOTE IS REJECTED BY RUSSIANS   Peace Conference Again Scene of Bitter Argument

Russians Reject Issue Approved At Paris Meetina   Simple Majority Rule Assailed by Soviet Envoy to Conference

Reopens Question Of Procedure As Conference Begin Sessions Beain

THROWS MEET INTO TURMOIL   Declares Russians Cannot Agree To Rules Decision

RED REOPENS THE ISSUE OVER VOTING   Rebels, Before General Assembly, Against a Once-Settled Committee Decision Over Method  of Rallotine.

Reopens Issue Just Settled;  Causes Turmoil   Molotov Attack Answered by Evati With Charge of Attempting To Dictate

Declares Reds ‘Cannot Agree’  With Decision   Renews Charges Britain and U. S. A. Repudiated Decisions Ministers’ Conycih   Resumes Attack On Paris Press   Accuses Australia’s Evatt Of Trying To Create Opinion Against Soviet Interests

SOVIET DELEGATE ‘RENEWS BATTLE ON VOFING RULES   Russian Foreign Minister De mands Reversal ef Hard Feiroht. Derician

Committee Decision On Voting Reopened; Peace Treaties Facing Delay

RULES ACTION AGAIN TARGET OF RED FIRHT   Molotov Says Russia. Won't Agree and Demands “Rectification.”

‘SOVIET LEADER REOPENS ISSUE OF PROCEDURE   Declares Russia Cannot Agree To Rules Committee Decision; Renews At tack On The Press.

His Action Draws Fire From Evatt   Russian Reopens Issue; Asks Full Conference Reverse Rules Unit.

Molotov and Evatt Clash Over Vote Problem at Paris   Australian Charges Red Attempts to Enforce Veto at Conference

RUSSIAN SLAPS U. S., BRITAIN IN REOPENING RIFT   Says Soviet ‘Cannot Agree’ To Rules Committee’s Decision On Setup

Molotov Opens Up Procedure Issue Again   Asserts Soviet Cannot Agree To Decision

Evatt Of Australia MakesFiery Reply   _.. Charges Soviet Wants To Retain Veto Power

Soviet Chief Battling Vote Plan   Foreign Minister Raps Paris Press for “Upper Hand” Story

EVATT CLASHES WITH MOLOTOV AT CONFERENCE   Australian Charges Soviet Attempting Dictation

Paris Conference In Turmoil After Molotov Reverses Previous Stand

Action Throws Peace Session Into Confusion   Evatt Charges Russ Leader Trying to Dictate to Delegates ,

‘USSR Won’tAgree To Voting Rules   Evatt Charges: Molotov Attempts to Dictate to + Peace Conference   wRED COUNTERCHARGE   “ Accuse Australian of Acting to Create Opinion Against  Russia

Paris Parley in Turmoil as Molotov Reopens Question -Refuses to Agree to Voting Rules 

Australia in Fiery Blast At Molotey   Evatt Takes Up the Cudgel After Russia _Balks on Accepted  Voting Procedure

Charges Western Allies Renounce Council Decisions   Russian Delegate Claims Evatt Attempts To Swing Smaller Nations Against Soviets

MOLOTOV SAYS SOVIET CAN'T ACCEPT RULES   Evatt Hurls Charges Of ‘Intimidation’ and ‘Filibustering’ at Red

Molotov Lashed by Australian   New Soviet Move Blocks Study of Five Treaties.

Big Four Can’ t Agree On Trieste   New Struggle Looms In Peace Parley; Russians Want Governor To Be  Yuroslay: OthereOhbjar4

RUSSIA OPPOSES RULES ON VOTING TO PEACE MEETIN(   Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov Made This Announce mend,   ATTEMPT TO DICTATE   He Threw the Plenary Ses sion Into Confusion on the Question.

U. S., Britain Under Attack   Once-Settled Issue Reopened by Red

Soviet Delegate Upbraided By Australien For Attempting To Use Veto Power After Issue Had Been Settled By Rules Commities

Says Rules Accord Must Be Reversed   Evatt Of Australia Accuses Russian Of Trying To Dictate.

OLOTOV STIRS   Russia Reverses On OnceSettled Issue; Evatt Hits ‘Dictation’ Attempt

Molotov Disrupts Parley   Reopens Question Of Voting Procedure Declaring Russia  Cannot Go Along

Question Of Voting Is Reopened   Molotov Levels New Charges Against Britain, U. S.

(Minister in Verbal Joust With Evatt   Plenary Session Thrown Into Confusion by Step Taken After Agreement On Procedure Reached

House Group Begins Inquiry Info War Assets  Fields Scheduled For Explanations

WAA Rejected Higher Offer, Fields Asserts   Bid S800 for Refrigerators Bat Secured Them for $295, He Informs Slaughter Group

WAA Sold Beneath Bidding   Fields Tells Of Buying 181 Refrigerators 8505 Relow Offer He Made

Witness Says WAA Sold Goods Cheap   Buyer Says Agency Rejected High Bid, Asked Low

Fields Testifies On Low Price   Declares WAA Offered Refrigerators At Much Reduced Price. AAPA CATTTRICUTCAAT 0 Aascer 619 (AL,

Inquiry Into Handling of War Sens ‘pluses   Washington Promoter First  To Be Called

Slaughter Group Prepares to Dig Info War Surplus   Washington Promoter First to Be Summoned As Inquiry Underway

Fields Tells About Deals In Surplus   WAA Refuses $800 for Ice Boxes, Offered Them for $295.

Broker Testifies In Investigation Of Surplus Items  WAA Rejected High  Datrinarntar war

Fields Testifies As Hearings Open on Surplus Property      Says WAA Rejected His Offer of $800 for Surplus Refrigerators, Told Him They Could Be Had for $295

Slaughter, Victim Of Truman “Purge”, Probes WAA Affairs   House Committee Opens Investigation Of War Surpluses Deals

Surplus Probe Begins   Benjamin Fields Tells of Refrigerator Deal ‘ With WAA

Refrigerator Bid of $800 Rejected   Offered Items For $295 Each: Field

Gls Accumulate Pointsi in Pacific  Patterson Expresses Complete Surprise

War Secretary  Is ‘Surprised’ Unaware That Army Points Had Stopped

1 \Patterson Is Surprised That Men Overseas  iReceive No More Points

seC’Y OF WAR UNDER ATTACK   Surprised by GI Queries, Army Newspaper Reports

PATTERSON ‘SURPRISED’ TO HEAR POINTS HAVE BEEN HALTED FOR MEN OVERSEAS

Make Pleas Year After Jap Peace   See Big Navy as Needed to Mect Any Emergency —Help Frevent War

BRUNSWICK YOUTHS FINED IN BOONSBORO   Six Pay $16 Fines For Tampering With Machine: Acquitied Of Swcanlt

Urges Truman To Select New Cabinet Heads   Washington Paper Says New Cabinet Of Republicans Except State Denartment

COAL OUTPUT NOW NORMAL      Production Is Resumed As Strike of Anthracite Miners Is Ended

House Passes Compromise OPA Extension   Vote by Roll Call Is 265-106; Senate Plans to Act Today

HOUSE PASSES OPA MEASURE; SENATE TO AC’   Limited Authority Granted Agency ~ By Bill

GEN, MARSHALL SEEKS PEACE IN MANCHURIA   Progress Made In Effecting Agreement

US. TO MAN SHIPS IF SEAMEN STRIKE; STALIN REJECTS WASHINGTON VISIT

Majority Like U. S. Plan In Principle ....  Atomic Energy Talks Will Get Started Tomorrow

U.S, Plan For Atomic Control Faces Showdown In U. N. Bedy   Delegates Believe Russian Opposition May Prolong Parley On Development Authority

Plan For Atomic Commission Is Facing Decision   U. N. Delegates Will Begin Discussion Tomor.  row On U. S. Plan

U.N. To Discuss Atomic Control   Creation Of Atom Authority Before  Commisssion

Will Discuss  Key Proposal Atom Control   UN Conmnission Will Tak Up Creation of Atomic Development Authority Tomorrow

Atomic Energy Commission Members To Discuss Development of Authority

Nippon Messenger With Geisha Girls When Plo Stare   Failed to Deliver Orders Calling Off. ~ Incident. Court Told

BONOMI WARNS Religious: OF TRIESTE Groups Riot PEACE THREAT In Bombay

Japanese Purge Is Defended By — Gen. MacArthu   Replies To Charges  By Russia

MacArthur Talks Back To Soviets   Criticism Is Answered in Blunt Statement to Allied Council

M’ARTHUR RAPS SOVIET CHARGE   Allied Policies Governing Jopan No Business of Council, General Asserts

Denies Power of Council to Review Acts   MacArthur Replies Sharply to Criticism of Russian Delegate

MACARTHUR TELLS COUNCIL TS JOB NOT HIS PAST WORK   Makes Biunt Reply To Russians In Statement To Control Group

Tells Council Past Acts Not Under Review   Aide Asserts Russia’s Douht Threatens Success Of Occupation.   ANSWERS COMPLAINTS

MacArthur Ired Over Russian Criticism   Review of Past Actions In Administering Japan Not Part of lis Job,  He Telle Allied Mrnune’tl

Rc plies to Russian Criticism   MacArthur Declares Soviet Questioning  Threatens Success  Of Occupation

Gen. MacArthur Tells Allied Council Criticism Of Past Actions No Part Of Its Job ©   Bluntly Replies To Russian Comment; Says Criticism Endangers Occupation Plan

Criliclon of Acts   Sees Success of Job Threatened; Role is One of Advice, He Says

MacArthur Is Irked ©   _In Reply to Soviet Criticism,: Says Review of Allied Policy In Japan Not Their Jolt

Mackenzie’s Column _  MacArthur Puts Russia In Place Regarding Japan Administration

His Purge Directive I Defended; Declines Request for Drafts of Rescripts

MacArthur In Blunt Reply To  Russ Criticism   Tells Allied Council His Past Actions In Japan None Of Its Business.

UNITED STATES MUST CONTINUE TO AID PHILIPPINES, DOMINATE JAPAN. DESPITE REDS’ OPINION

Mi’ Arthur Rebuffs Russians   Purge of Japs is Defended By U. S$. Command

America Has Obligations In Pacific   Russia’s Question Of Allied Oceupation Policy Held Warning That Suceess’ Of Undertaking: 1s ‘Threatened

MacArthur Answers Reds   No Part of Allied Council’s Job to Pas. On Past Actions

Gen. MacArthur Tells Off Soviets In Jap Dispute   Allied Council Not Established To Pass Judgment, Claim; Denies Rescript Plea

M ‘Arthur Blunt!y Answers Russians   Informs Council Of Limited Duties

ASSERTS REVIEW OF HIS ACTIONS IS NOT AN ISSUE   WARNS SUCCESS OF OCCUPATION IN JAPAN THREATENED

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZIF JP Foreign Affairs Writer

MacArthur Replies To Russian Criticisr   Tells Allied Council Its Job Doesn't Include. Checkup On His Post Actions in Administering Jop Affairs

McArthur Gives Blunt Reply To Russian Critics  Refuses Review Of Past Actions Or fLael Hina Qedare

MacArthur ween Reds  No Part of Allied   No Part of ‘Allied Council’s Job to Pas. Qn Past Actions

MacArthur Tells Council To Keep Place   Commander Refuses Soviet Pressure To Speed Diet Purge

Russ Interference Threatens Success Of Jap Occupation      MacArthur Tells Russians Off Bluntly in State-ment Made Today

MacArthur Defends Policies Against Russian Criticism  Past Actions No Concern of Four-Power Council. Occupation Commander Claims

‘ —JAPAN— MacArthur Takes Slap At Russia  ‘Soviet: Criticism  ‘Hit By- General

The General Speaks His Mind... .  MacArthur Bluntly Tells Allied Council His Past Actions Not Its Concern

MacArthur Makes Stinging Reply To Russians  Warns Occupation Threatened by Soviet Criticism

M ARTHUR HITS BACK SHARPLY IN RED ATTACK   Warns Allied Council It Has No Power To Look Into His Past Activities

Red Criticism  Answered By MaeArthur   Tells Allied Council Past Administration of Japan His Concern— ‘Success Threatened’   Nation's Meat Supply Sagging to Wartime Ration Levels, Report

Gen. MacArthur Rejects Soviet Criticism of Actions inJapan   Bluntly Informs Four-Power. Allied. Council Consideration of Past Actions No Part. of Ite Job: Aide Defends: Occupation Policies”

Gives Reply to  Red Criticism MacArthur Tells Allied Council Facts

Russians Get Blunt Answer  From M’ Arthur   Tells Allied Conncil That Consideration Of His Past Actions Ls Not Their Joh

Gen. MacArthur Answers Russia   Red Interference In Japan Opposed

MacArthur Blunily Tells Russians Japanese Occupation Is Successful

FRENCH SOLDIERS GO 10 INDCCHINA   Christmas Day Darkened By Natives Determined to Get Independence

France Sends Gen. LeClere To Indo-Chins   Foreign Legion Outfit, Parachutiats Hurried TT. Onell Dnrisinge.

MORE TROOPS TH ~INDO-CHINA FRONT   FRENCH PARACHUTE UNIT EMBARKS FROM NORTH AFRICA ON CRUISER.

I Famed General Flies To Battle Area  French Rush Aid To Indo-China Forces

Nationalists Battle on for Independence   Gen. LeClere Is Given Mission of Crushing Rebellion in Colony

MILLIONS JOIN FIGHT TO END FRENCH RULE   Battle Spreading As Leclerc Flies To  Trouble Spot

FRANCE MOVES TQ HELP MESS IN INDOCHINA   Military And _ Political Fronts Strengthened By Action

France Sends More Troops To Indo-China   Nation Also Seeks To Strengthen Its Political Hand

France Boosts Armed Forces In Indo-China   Foreign Legion Troops, General LeClerc On Way

Gen. Philippe Le Cier: Flies Towards Center o! Rebellion as Emissary of Premier Blum.

France Sends More Supplies To Indochina   Millions of Natives Determined Upon Full Independence

OLD HATREDS FANNED ANEW IN UN PARLEY   Soviets Want Refugees Re turned; Racial, Veto Questions Discussed

HOT DEBATES SHAPE UP IN UN ASSEMBL!   RUSSIA NOW DEMANDING THAT HOSTILE NATIONAL REFUGEES BE RETURNED TO THEIR MOMELAND 

Congress Certain To Probe Row Over Warplant Deal   Mysterious Unnamed Attorney Suggested He Could influence Government in $171,000,000  Deal, Investigators are Told

UNNAMED ATTORNEY MAY BE INVOLVED   Congressional Inquiry -Into Row Over Chicago Plant May Suread Out

Acheson Calls. For Seizure of Wheat or Flour   Bakery Order Loaphole Perils Relief Program

Need drastic : action to aid hungry world  Acheson sees HBeohtonoada halt. 

re See Aer canal AWW 0s  . ro4 lal Pont cn~ Gaim: GF Wace   ACINZ Secre-ary’ ¢ 0: Save AS<S AC ion “0 7ee€ S-arvine

Drastic Action In Food Crisis Asked   Acting Secretary of State Urges More Direct Federal Action

Acheson Calls  For Action in Food Situation   Go Out and Get Wheat Or Flour, Acting State Secretary Declares After Discussion

ACHESON FAVORS SEIZURE OF WHEAT   CALLS FOR MORE DRASTIC AC. TION TO GET FOOD TO INGER AREAS.

More Drastic Food Saving Is Advocated   Acheson Steps Into Famine Picture, Says Grain Must Be Taken

GRAIN SEIZURE NOT SCHEDULES   Drastic Action Promised To Fulfill Needs Of Starving Nations

Acheson Urges Drastic Action In Food Crisis   Acting Secretary of State Raises Possibility of Rationing

More Drastic Action To Provide Food For World Is Urged   Americans Are Asked to Eat Less So That People Facing Starvation May Get Needed Wheat

National Airport 7  Act Promises to  Aid Central Texas   Cong. Johnson’s Office Issues List of Likely Expenditures Under Bill

ACHESON VOWS U.N. SUPPORT   U. S$. Hopeful of Future, He Says in Welcoming Delegates to Assembly

U.S. Emphasizes Nation’s Stake In U.N. Suceess   ‘Basis of Foreign Policy,’ Acheson Tells Delegates ©

U.S. Reaffirms Its Support of United Nations   Delegates From All Parts of World Are Arriving in New York

Three Killed, 12 Hurt In Virginia Airplane Crashes  B-25 Army Craft And East ern Airliner Plunge To Ground

‘2 PLANES CRASH NEAR DISTRICT   At Least Two Killed In One Wreck; Another Craft "Missing

Three Plane Tragedies Are Reported  One Craft Was Seen to Explode in Air

Eastern Airlines Plane Crashes  Dozen Persons Are Reported Injured

Hope For New GM Settlement Move; Philadel phia, Pittsburgh Strikes co

Lift Fuel Edict, New York Quickly Returns to Normal   Nearly 1,447,000 Workers Are Idle In Labor Disnutes

NY City Returns To Daily  Routine   Pittsburgh, Philly Also Get Relief From Tie-Ups

GMandUnion May Resume Wage Talks   Strike Tieup Ends in Three Major Cities

New York Back ToNormal With Fuel Ban Eased   New Effort Is Made To Settle Strike At G-M

Business In N.Y. Swings (Quickly Back To Normal   See Way Clear To Settle GM Wage Difference: Penn. Walkouts Ended

"CRISIS IN EAST aLIFTED   Two Pennsylvania Strikes End: NYC Gets Some Relief

NLRB HEARING ON GM DISPUTE 1S POSTPONED   Resume Business In N. Y. Philadelphia, Pittsburgh Strikes End

Strike Situation [Improves   New York Back to Normal; Way Cleared to Resume GM Negotiations

WAY CLEARED FOR NEW PEACE MOVE ING. M. DISPUTE   Strikes ot Philadelphia and _ Pittsburg Called Off  few finianme

FUEL Ghlola IN NEW YORK 5 RELIEVED   City Swings Back fo Normal; Pittsburgh, Philadelphia Sirikes End.

Pittsburgh, Philadelp hi la Strikes End      Workers Will Mediate; Transit Row Settled: UAW Rejects GM Offer

New Congress To Revise All Excise Taxes   GOP PLANS TO SPONSOR CHANGES IN U. S. LEVIES

GOP To Revise U.S. Excise Taxes   Rates Will Not Be Changed Before July 1

LESS GOVERNMENTAL INTERFERENCE URGED   ae More Economy Essential To Pres.  perity And Freedom. O'Con or Declares

Exfravagance Must Cease, O'Conor Says   Calls for Less Government Interference, More Economy

Asks Verdict  Against Nazis   Aweritcan Prosecutor Urge Nazi Organizations Adjudged Guilty.

U0 AbKa FUR COMMICTION Ot  NAZI GROUPS   War Trial Prosecutor Hits Effert of Defense ic Shift Blame.

Asks Nazi Groups Be  Convicted   American Prosecutor Names Organziations  Through Which Crime: Ware Parnatestad

U.S, PROSECUTOR ASKS CONVICTION OF 5 NAZI GROUPS   Thos. J. Dodd Declared The Were Part of the Hitlerian lotice State Perlected,   ON WAK CRIME CHARGES   Denounced Defense Efforts to Shift the Tlame From One (.roup to Another,

Defendants Uncomfortable  At Nazi Trial   Prosecutor Remarks On Their Efforts To Shift Blame

Would Convict Nazi-Created  Organizations  Pe o6 6-82-63 35S   Anierican: Prosecutor Aske For Guilty Verdict Against Agencies Snawned by Hitler

German Leaders Squirm in Seats As Request Comes   UY. S. Prosecutor Declared Group A Part Of “Absolute Tyranny Of Modern Times”

Asks Convictions Of 5 Nazi Groups   Prosecutor Says Organi zations Used By Nazis To Carry Out Crimes

' ie 0 es ia gh 2 RAS EP SN at a et a AT A eh ae COAL AIDS KOREAN PLANTS

U.S. Truce Proposal in China Rejected   Marshall and Stuart Make Announcement On Rede’ Roefiueal

CHINESE REDS REJECT TRUCE   Decision Weakens American Peare Efforts.

CHINA REDS TURN DOWN U. S$. PLAN   Proposal for 10 Day Truce Is Rejected

CHINA REDS TURN DOWN ARMISTICE   Communists Insist Truce Be Without Time Limit

Chinese Reds Reject Truce   Communist Leader Refuses to Permit 10-Day Truce

REDS REJECT TRUCE PROPOSAL   Marshall And Stuart Report Chinese Communists Turn Down Bid For Peace

Communists Defy U.S. Appeal for Truce m Chin:   10-Day Peace in Civil War Not Acceptable, Reds Warn Envoys

Greek Border Quiz Is Asked   U. 8. Says Fact-Finding Group Should Be Named

Shadow Of Death Creeping Over Millions Of Lives Plaque, Famine Sweep China

UNRRA Says Situation ls Dangerous   Million Persons Will Be Immunized With Cholera Vaccine

CHINESE BATTLE DISEASE, FAMINE   Cholera And Bubonic Plague Are Taking Heavy Toll

Famine Spreads Through Parts Of China   Heavy Toll Of Lives Taken With ~Millions Threatened

Plague Spreads Through China   Cholera Rages Through South China Taking 50 Percent Of Victims.

Will Approach Canada   Cholera, Bubonic Plague And Famine Sweeping China, Report

Six Are Killed in Palestine by Terrorists   Eight Persons Hurt as Violence Breaks Out Again

TERRORISTS IN PALESTINE HIT AT RAIL LINES      Flurry Of Mine Blasts Kill Six Soldiers; Eight Are Injured

Mine Blasts Are Resumed In Jerusalen   New Outbreak, Killing Six Soldiers, Blamed On Extremists 

BLASTS KILL 6 IN JERUSALEM   Explosion Blows Up One Suicide Patrol; Train Service Halted

GOP CHAIRMAN IS REELECTED   M. Harvey Taylor Selected To Continue As State  Party Chairman

GOP Harmony Is Assured; Taylor New Chairman   No Opposition; Martin “Cheered As He Predicts Vietary

Police Patrol Streets Of Texarkana   Texas Officers Take Radio Transmitter To Border City

SENATOR GIVES HIS VERSION OF FRACAS   Taslor, Who Gave Ecpublicas Rival 4 Broken Jaw, Claims He Also Suffered Injuries

HOLD LAST RITES SATURDAY FOR WARREN J. KING   Death Summons Former Adaville Parmer After A Briaf Tllness

WARREN KING FU. NERAL SATURDAN   Prominent Plymouth Coun: ty Farmer Passes Away  At- Akron Home

ClO Furniture Workers Turn To AFL Allegiance   Mass Meeting Staged By Members Last Night;  Communist Charge

Says CIO Union Red Controlled   2500 Furniture Workers Bolt To AFL Ranks  In Michigan

SUGAR FOR CANNING TS AVAILABLE NOW   Applications Accepted Now for Canning Sugar for Summer and Fall Canning

Roxas Threatens fo Void Deal   TYP I Tt we] Sreln   Holds Land Sale Is Speculative

Pravda Accuses Dutch of Being Hostile to Reds  Conflict Arises Over Triactsa Part

SEE EARLY END NATION'S FRESH MEAT SUPPLY   Industry Blames Recently Imposed OPA Controls

Poor-Grade Livestock, and Little of That, Reaches Chicago Stockyards; Meat Famine in Prospect

Chicago Yards’ Receipts Drop To Record Low   Industry Spokesmen Put Blame on New Controls Imposed by 0.P.A,

State Spending Sharply Reduced   _ Emergency Board Puts ‘Heavy Foot Down on Embitious Demands

NEED FOR COAL LIKELY TO HIKE OVERTIME TOTAL   UMW Chief Is Expected to Present His Wage Case During Truce   BASIC PAY NOW $63.50   Union Leader Likely to Seek Same Sun for 45 Hours — In Place of Present 54.

FRANCO FACES OUSTER MOVE   MONARCIUSTS CLAIM TO HAVE DOCUMENT LINKING HIM DIRECTLY WITH AXIS

GM, UAW CONFEREES CONTINUE MEETINGS   Air Of Expectancy Attends Peace Conference Again

Shoe Shorfage Keeping Lids on Leather, Fooiwear  OPA Trying to Preven Costs From Going  PRE

OPA To Hold Price Line On  Shoes, Leather   Shortage Of Over Half Billion Pairs Of Shoes Given As Reason.

Shoe Price Ceilings to Be Maintained Until Dearth Over, OPA Official Says

OPA TO RETAIN SHOE CEILINGS   AGENCY FEARS PRICES WOULD SKYROCKET IF CONTROLS WERE REMOVED.

LEATHER GOODS CEILINGS STAY   Present Shoe Shortage 550,000,000 Pairs, Savs OPA Report

 Hirohito’s White Steed  Grazes on Oklahoma Ranch      Former Mount of Emperor of Japan Has “Terrific Personality,” Says Present Owner, Rodeo Producer

Nation Gets Early Spring   Mild Temperatures Reported Widespread

OFFICERS SPURN COURT QUERIES   Lichfield Witnesses Fear Incrimination, So They Keep Mum at Trial

SHOCK BROKE HITLER'S MIND, AIDE REPORTS   FUEHRER MARRIED APRIL 28, SAYS VON BELOW

FORMER AIDE TELLS BRITISH .  Adolf's Bomb Shock Affected His Mind And Nerve System

Yon Below’s Report  Bomb Shock Suffered In Attempt On Life Started Hitler Toward Insanity

Bomb'Shock in 1944 Started: Hitler. Toward Mental Deterioration:

Hitler Affected By Bomb Shock In 1944   Mind, Nerves  Deteriorated, Luftwaffe Officer Reveals

SECOND VICTIM OF ~ ONEONTA FIRE DIES   Eight Other Men Hospital “teed with Infturies

Death Toll Eight In Plant Blast   Navy Probing Fire And Ex plosion At Aerojet Plant In California, 25 Injured

JET PLANT FIRE FATAL TO EIGHT   Navy and: FBI Investigate California Blast That Rocks Wide Area

Soft Coal Group Is Meeting   Some Speculation That Mine Owners May Move to Reopen Negotiation

Coal Operators Reporfed Ready To Meet Lewis   Hint Move to Reopen Contract Negotiations As Owners Confer

Yuri Denies  Starvations   Says U. S. Corporal Died of Pneumonia

Jap Prison. Head Denies Atrocities —      Charged With Death Of American Private

BRITISH SEEK UN 0, K. ON PALESTINE RIGHTS   Report Says England Won’t Give Up Her Mandate

Britain Will Ask for New Mandate  To Request UN for Holy La nel Kontrol

ole Trusteeship of Holy  sol Will Ask U.N. for ~ Land: Won't Drop Mandate

DON 10 SEEK NEW MANDATE IN HOLY LAND ZONE   Foreign, Office ta Confers With Arab Leaque En.. vove Mexvt Manth

Britain To Ask  Sole Trusteeship Over Palestine   To Make Request of UN; ' Admits Legal Basis for Mandate No Longer Exists But Says: She Will Not Relinquish It.

Britain Will Ask Sole Holy Land Control   To Request UN Provide Legal Rights League Of Nations Established

UNITED NATIONS COUNCIL TO GET REQUEST SOON   Claim Legal Basis for Her Mandatory Rights Ended With League of Nations

Britain Asks Trusteeship :   ~ Requests Appointment As Trustee For Palestine; No Longer Mandate.

British to Ask U.N. Trustee Council to Legalize Mandate in Palestine

Trusteeship Of Palestine British Plan   United Nations to Be Asked to Grant Britain Sole Control of Area, It Is Announced

British to Seek Rule in Palestine   Government Will Ask United Nations for Sole Trusteeship of Holy Land, an Informant of the Empire Announces.

Britain Will Ask U.N. for Sole ‘Trusteeship in Troubled’ Holy Land

Britain To Sel ‘Sole Trusteeship ‘Over Palestine   Government Unwilling ‘To Give Up Mandate ‘In Holy Land :

Sole Trustee   Britain Will Ask Council to Appoint Her Sole Trustee for Palestine

Invitation Is Held a Improbable, Due ' to His Alleged Axis Leaning .

ARARS ASK FOR MUFTI   ro Only Matter ter of Form; British Don't Like Him

NO STORAGE INCENTIVE   Granted Divorce From Ex-Gl Father Of Quads

MRS. WM. THOMPSON 1S GRANTED DIVORCE   From Her AAF Sergeant Who Fathered Quadruplets By English ATS.

Rankin Assaults AP.Camera Man   Mississippi Election -Qecasion of Attack: Negroes Voting

Southern Gentleman?  Congressman Rankin Claws AP Man Who Snapped Picture

Negroes Go To Polls in Mississippi   Race Promised Protection by Federal Government

Rep. John Rankin Assaults AP Man At Polling Booth   Jumps on Photographer’: Rack, Scratches and Gouges and Threatens To Kill Him.

Rankin Attacks AP Cameraman   Climbs on His Back Shouting “iH Kill You’

14 Nazi Bigwigs Of Dachau Camp Die on Gallows   Trap Is Sprung for Mer Who Murdered 300,000: 14 More Go Today

eet eee  14 Nazis Hang For CHinies + 14 More To Be Executed Todav

14 Nazis Die on Gallows at Landsberg   14 Others to March to Death Today in Mass Fxecution

14 Nazis Meet  Gallows Death   Brutal Dachan Geta Executed by U. §

14 Nazis Hanged For Slayings at Dachau Camp   Sadistic Torturers Fail to Flinch; 14 More to Die Teday

14 GERMANS DIE ON-TWIN ALLOWS    FOURTEEN OTHERS TO BE HANGED TODAY FOR DEATHS “IN DACHAU CAMP.

1h Nazis Hanged For Killing 300,000 Men   14 More Followers of Hitler to Follow Comrades Today

Ickes-Roosevelt Plan Mobilizatior Of Independents   Include Arts and Science Professions; Lean  Toward Left

MOBILIZE VOTERS   Former Secretary. Chairman of independent Arts,  Sciancec Bande

ICKES LEADING MARCH TO LEFT   v  PSHE ANDs JAMES wbntettyt ane a7  “ROOSEVELT START": 4 "MOVEMENT “. * vod

Ickes Moves To Mobilize  Independ ents   Former Secretary Appeals To Artists, Scientists, Professional People

Ickes Plans Independent Vote Leaque   Expects 10 Million to Support Progressives

Ickes Heads New ‘Party’   Joins James Roosevelt In New Politicoe-Unit

Plans To Organize Ten Million Voters Revealed By Ickes   James Roosevelt Will Be Associated With Him: Will Be Active In 1946 Elections —

Ickes and James Roosevelt Plan to Mobilize 10 Million Independents for Party Bolt

Former Secretary of fnterior Unveils Plans to Help Mobilize Independent Voters — Docs Not Threaten Third Par

Tckes Unveils Plans That May Bring Third Party   Would Mobilize Voters In Artisitic, Scientific,  _ Professional. “Fielde ~

N.S Pn eee  Two Breadless ‘Menus Announced As Sample Of White Heuse Fare

Failure May Sow Seeds of Another War   UNRRA Council Sessions Demonstrates Nations Can Work Together

U. S. Serves Notice It Will Quit UNRRA in Europe and Asia by 194

UNRRA HEAD SAYS HUNGRY NATIONS THREAT TO PEACE   U. S. SERVES NOTICE RELIEF OF EUROPE UNPLANNED IN 1947

Failure to Furnish Relief fo Hungry Cou!d be Dangerou:   Lehman of UNRRA Says Result Could Be Armed Conflict

‘Lehman Says Failure To Feed ‘World's Hungry Millions Will Sow Seeds Of Further Warfare   Declares UNRRA Has Demonstrated Nations Can Work Together In Harmony

Lehman Foresees New War If UNRRA Fails; LU) S. Puts Deadlines on World Agency

Retiring Head Tells the 4th Council Session Mercy Mission Proves Harmony of Mankind     Accomplishments     ee ae ee   U. S. Plans to End Its Aid to Europe in °46; Asia in 1947

Failure To Furnish Relief For World’s Needy May Sow Seeds Of War, Says Lehman

Failure to Furnish Food to the W orld’s Hungry Millions Can Bring New Conflict  _ itnan,hLand  ahamen

Lehman Warns World’s Needy Must Be Aided   Failure To Furnish Relief Would Sow Seeds Of War Says UNRRA Director

HUNGER MAY SOW SEEDS OF FUTURE WAR LEHMAN SAYS   UNRRA Proves Nutiens Can Work in Harmony, Di+eetor Declorac

Lehman Says Shipments Of Food Rising   UNRAA Director Asserts Peril Of Conflict  Lurks In Misery

UNRRA Labeled Mission of Merey   Lehman Says Failure Could Sow Seeds of Further Conflict

HUNGER SOWS SFEDS OF WAR SAYS. LEHMAN   Asserts: Famine Mus Be Averted to Keep World Peace

ACHIEVEMEN) OF U.N.R.R.A DRAWS PRAISE   Retiring Director Genera Opens Fourth Session of Council At Atlantic City

Lack Of Food Starting Point For New Wars  World's Need For UNRRA’s Success

LEHMAN GAVE REPORT TODAY SHOWING THE WORK OF UNRAA   United States Gives Notice It Intends To End Support In 1947

U.S. Does Not Intend UNRRA Should Continue Beyond 1946 in Europe

Lehman Sees Wai Prevention by Feeding Hungry   Director General Reports on UNRRA Activities During Winter; Agency Expected to End Work in Europe This Spring, in Asia by 1947

HUNGER SOWS SEEDS OF WAR, LEHMAN WARNS   Failure To Furnish Relief Will Be Perilous, Says UNRRA Chief

UNRRA Head Sees War Peril   Lehman Warns Food Failure Can Sow Seeds af Contlict; Praises Accomplishments,

K. C. TEEN-AGER PUSHES CRIPPLED CHILD INTO RIVER   irked At His Actions, She Admits He Drowned.

‘Attorney Says Heirens’ Fingerprints Match ‘Those on Ransom Note

Heirens Linked To Wave Murder  _FBI Reveals Prints Match, Decnan Susvect Weakening

Heirens Is Linked In Knife Death of ‘Lipstick’ Victim   Police Say Fingerprint of Degnan Suspect Is Similar

HEIRENS PRINTS CHECKED BY FB   Chicago Student Linked To Lipstick Murder Last Dec. 11

FBI Links Heirens To WAVE's Death   Degnan Slaying Suspect Tries Prayer

Heirens Linked In ‘Lipstick Murder’  Degnan Suspect’s Fingerprints Matched

HEIRENS PRINTS MATCHED AGAIN   Lipstick Murder Inquiry Revived By Chicago Police Finds

Prints Link Student With Two Murders   - Police Match Evidence On Heirens With ‘Degnan, Lipstick Murder Cases.

Brewster Would Alter Wagener Act   Says ‘Gag’ In Union Drives Should Be Lifted

URGES REVISION  corte enthianabiatbns  OF WAGNER ACT   Senator Brewster Would Give Em‘ ployers “Free Speech” in Union Organizing Campaign.

Give Employers ‘Free Speech’ by Revising Wagner Labor Relations ‘Act, Maine's Sen. Brewster Urges

Winter Weather Moving Eastward From Reckies To Northern States Area

Marshal Stalin Turns Down Bid fo Visit U. S. On Advice of Doctors

 Invitation Extended  By Truman   Stalin's Doctor Advises Against Making Long Trip

Jury Exonerates Auto Driver Inquest Finds Regar  ,, =e ES. , eee Se i, Re

Jury Exonerates Auto Driver   Inquest Finds Regan Death Unavoidable

SEE BLOOMFIELD’S For Furniture and Appliances.   P. I. BORDNER & CO

NAZI ADMIRAL WANTS BULLET   PREFERS BEING SHOT TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT

TRIAL IS AWAITING SGHACT: RAEDER WANTS 10 BE SHOT   Financial Head Goestc Stuttgard Today to Appear in Trial; Other Defendants Appeal.   VON PAPEN MAKES PLEA TO BRITISH

German Financial Wizard Heads for Another Tria   Schacht To Be De - Nazitied’ at Stuttgart; Raeder Spurns Imprisonment, Wants Execution

Grain Shortage May Cut U. S. Livestock   Wheet Fer Down, Exports Mey Heve to Be Reduced; Corn Short, Poor Quality, Industriel Users Mey Also Be Hit

Shortage of Grain Looms   May Cut Livestock Production and Reduce Exporting of Wheat

NATION FACING GRAIN SHORTAGE   FORECASTERS FEAR LACK OF FEED MAY CRIMP LIVESTOCK

WHITE BREAD WILL RETURN ~ NEXT MONTE   EASING OF RESTRICTIONS ON GRAINS WILL ALSO RESULT IN MORE BREER AND

Amputee Vets To Get Autos   Forms Will Be Ready Soon; Government To Pay All

OF LEWIS’ MINERS   influential Federatior Spokesman See Move Bad far C 1 OF

BREWERY WORKERS MAY FOLLOW ‘LEWIS BACK INTO A. F. OF L; MINE UNION ALREADY IN PROTESTS

Tonight Withdrawal Deadline For Stafe      All Candidates Seeking to Quit Race Must Do So by Midnight

Public Schools Have 878 Students First Session Of School  Slight Increase Over Number Registered. In C1 ence Yl act Vane

Public Schools Have 878 Students Fi irst poate Of School.   ‘Slight Increase. Over: Number Registered. In Classes Last Year.

BOYS CONFESS - TWO SLAYINGS   MURDER OF ONE YOUTIUS PARENTS RELATED BY BOYS HELD IN CALIFOR NIA JAIL ‘

Trial Ends. with Homma in Tears   Defense Counsel Says General Devoted to World Peace ,

Homma Cries as Trial Is Ended   Prosecution Asks Death of Criminal

Homma is Tearful at War Trial End; Ask Death Penalty   General Weeps Openly; Court to Pronounce Sentence Monday

HOMMA WEEPS AS THE TRIAL FOR HIS WAR CRIMES ENDS   Prosecution Asks Death On Gallows: His Fate May Be Made Known Mon

Asks Death On Gallows For Homma   Jap General in Tears as Trial  Ends in Its 5th Week Today

Homma’s Trial Ends: To Learn Fate on Monday   Jap Conqueror in Tears; Sentence of Death Asked

HOMMA VERDICT LIKELY MONDA\   Jap General Sheds Tears as Closing Arguments Are Completed

fi Homma In’ T ears  SNF RSsSaa Se ee  As War Crimes Trial Ts Ended   Prosecution  _D emands Death for Jap Genoral ‘Who Ordéred Bataan Death March

Former Japanese General Weeps As U.S. Seeks Death   ‘Devoted To Peace’

HOMMA’S FATE S UP TO JURY   Jap General Weeps As U.S Army Attorneys Plead For His Life

HOMMA IN TEARS. AS TRIAL ENDS; EXECUTION ASKED   Presecuticn Demands Gallows For Founder of Bataan Death March as War Crimes Trial Finally Ends

Homma Weeps Openly Upon End of Trial   Fate. éf Jap Island Conqueror Due Moriday

ARMY TO CUT DISCHARGES   Secretary of War Says Occupation Needs Demand Retention of Mary More Troops Than Anticipated.

KING HOPES FOR-ONLY ‘GOOD’: — FROM RESEARCH WITH ATOM   BRITISH MONARCHECALLS ON BRITONS TO “REJECT EVIL" IN USE OF ATOMIC ENERGY

Now York Goes Ahead He Says, While Rest of Nation Fumbles Under Burdens

WHEELING BUYS ‘MINGO WORKS   1945 Option On Ohio Layout Taken Up For Expansion

No Tax Boost In  Virginia Seen Providing Teachers Granted Pay Hikes

Ex-Wae Gets Sentence. Discharge   Charge Was Theft of Crown Jewels Valued at One and a Half Million

FORMER WAC CAPTAIN CONVICTED OF $1,500,000 JEWEL THEFT; GIVEN '5 YEARS. DISHONORABLE OUSTER

Seamen Set  Ship Tie-up      All U. S. Coastal Ports to Come Under Strike, AFL Unions Announce

Leftists Shun Vote Backing Attlee Policy   Commons Upholds British Position With Russia, U.S.

ATTLEE CONCERNED OVER ABSTENTIONS IN COMMONS’ VOTE   Alteration Of Foreign Policy _May Be Result

LACK OF VOTES WORRIES ATTLEE   Policy Endorsed But Many Members Of British Labor Party Do Not Vote

RAPID CHANGES IN LIVING COSTS SEEN AS RESULT OF DECISION TO SPEED UP REMOVAL OF CONTROLS

' THINGS TO COME  .End Of Meat Price Controls ‘To Start Series Of Actions

Consider Sites For Project In Klondike Aree   Business Leaders Are Spearheading New Big Enterprise

People in the Philippines Want to Know More About the American Way of Life

100 Bolivian: Die as Police Stem Revolt   Cabinet Ministers Among 150 Injured President Escapes

100 'Dead, 150'Hurt In Bolivia Uprising   Attempt to Kill President Fails; Military Coup Seen

*— REVOLT PLOT FOILED —  100 Slain During Attempt to Kill Bolivia President   Outbreak Occurs in La Paz As Villarroel Addresses — Crowd in Front of Palace:

100 KILLED IN CHILEAN RIOTS   ATTEMPT MADE TO ASSASSINATE PRESIDENT

MacArthur Rules Out  Hatoyama   Bars Jap Fascist From Any Office; Slaps Govt.  Dereliction.

MacArthur Ousts’ Key iMan for Jap Cabinet   Disqualification of OneTime Fascist Propagandist Further Confuses Nafion’s  pteesges opel: wee Rd

TOP JAP LIBERAL BANNED BY U.S.   MacArthur Disqualifies Hatoyama, Upsets Politics

Hatoyama Is Dis auelified byMacArthur   Action Expected   May Name Yoshida

Jap Cabinet Hits Trouble   Gen. MacArthur Ousts Key Man and Forces Change in Program

Hatoyama Disqualified — From Holding. Office In Japan by-Gen. MacArthu

MacArthur Ousts Key Cabinet Man   Hatoyama, Who Lauded Sneak Attack, Praised Hitler, Disqualified

KEY JAP OUSTED BY MAC ARTHUR   JAPS FORCED TO START OVER IN CABINET SEARCH

Jap Politics In Turmoil   MacArthur Bars Hatoyama from Holding ‘ Any Office, Raps. Gov-ernment: For Inaction

MacArthur Action Adds Confusion To Jap Politics   Hatoyama Disqualified From Holding Any Public Office

JAP POLITICAL MACHINE UPSET BY MAC ARTHUR   Commandef Ousts Liberal Party Leader From Office

MacArthur Disqualifies Hatoyama   Tap Political Situation Thrown Into New Turmoil

Philippines Due Thursday For Typhoon   Northern Luzon May Be Struck, Is Warning Issued —176 Dead in Hawaiian Disturbances.

Contagion Dangers Speed Search for Tidal Waves’ Deac   Stricken Hawaii Given Assurance of Reconstruction Priority

TYPHOON MAY HIT LUZON   Storm Center is Moving Toward the Philippines

\Franco Pours Troops Into ‘Maginot’ Defense   Spanish Republicans Charge Nazis Helping to Train Federal Lecions

PARIS DENIES _TROOPS RUSHED TO FRONTIER   Republicans Repeat Charges Germans Stull Active

FORTS MANNED ON WAR BASIS, BRITON CLAIMS   ro %  Charges Franco Units Being Trained by Nazi Refugees

A fendence  Record Broken   "115,960 See Fair ~ : Monday; Henry County -4H Judzine Team Wins

‘Attendence Record Broken   115,960 See Fair  Monday; Henry County 4-H Judging Team Wins

U.S, POWER TO BREAK STRIKE: IS CHALLENGED   Judge Says Lewis Should Have Waited For Decision

 ° Reserves Ruling on Defense Move to Dismiss Case   Gives Opinion on Contempt as UMW Counsel Challenges Authority of U.S

JUDGE FIRM © IN OPINION — (ON CONTEMPT   Union Lawyers’. Demand Dismissal  i Of Charges

Court Believes Lewis And UMW Guilty Of Charge For Failure To Call Off National Coal oty      JUDGE'S DECLARATION NOT OFFICIAL RULING

But Formal Ruling To Come Later   TRIAL BEGINS: GOLDSBOROUGH_ SAYS NO INDIVIDUAL CAN TAKE LAW INTO OWN HANDS

Anarchy to Take Law in Own Hands Mine Chiefs Icld   Reiects Defense Plea That Court Order Was Illecal

JUDGE CLAIMS LEGAL RIGHT TO CANCEL LAYOFF   Not Formal Rule; Says UMW Could  Nlat Tedaenvat Taw

Declaration at Trial is Not      be a Bate wt i F  ry  IT: iat, i  ub Whack Cueilaby   Says Considers Had Every Right to Order Strike Cancelled

Judge Lacks Right To Act,  Lawyers Say   Anti-Strike Order Called Illegal Move

Can’t Take Law Into Own Hands   Court’s Declaration Not Formal Ruling, as Trial  Opens in Washington

Statement Nof Formal Ruling In Mine Case   Claims John L. Can't Take Law in Own Hands

No Ruling, However, Is Made by Goldsborough At Trial Held Today At U.S. Capital.  PADWAY PLEADS CASK FOR UNION

Judge Tells Belief of Contempt   Jury Choice:: Awaits End. 2 Of Araument

DERS REVIEW LITCHFIELD MY TRIALS   srutality Cases fo Be Studied

BRUTAL CAMP UFFICERG FACE NEW GHECKUP   Review of Lichfield Trials  Ordered: “No Guilty  to Escape.”

ASSERTS NONE OF GUILTY TO ESCAPE TRIAI   Says Officers Failed tc Take Prompt Action On Brutality

Consultation on Directive Is Suggested   Russia Unwilline to Take Part in Conferences

MOVE TO END DEADLOCK ON REPARATIONS   U.S. Asks Ten Nations To Help Draft Jap Pay Directive

rited States Requests Rid Preparing Schedule For viding Jap Reparations’

DIRECTIVE FOR GEN, M’ARTHUR   U. S. Making Attempt To Break Deadlock With  Russia

ADVICE ASKED ON REPARATIONS   U. S. Agrees to Put Question Of Jap Property Disposal Before Group of 10 Nations

STEPS TO BREAK JAP REPARATIONS DEADLOCK TAKEN   U. S. Asks 10 Nations to Help Draw Directive to MacArthur on How Indemnity Should Be Divided.   DESIRES TO AVOID DICTATION CHARGE   Invitations Issued After Russia Refuses to Attend Conference Devoted to Study of Problem.

U.S. Seeks Break In Deadlock on  Jap Reparations   Russian Insistence on Manchuria ‘Booty’ Lead: To 10 Nations’ Action

Former Soldier Clerk Tells Gripe Group A Scientist Should Be Next Chief Of Staff

IFAVORS SCIENTIST AS CHIEF OF STAFF OF AMERICAN ARMY   Former Soldier Clerk Says Present Setup Creates Officers Whe Are “Suobs;” Enlisted Men Did Werk While Officers Heated Booze

Hearing on Gl C omplaints  Will Continue   Better Army Officers Needed, Officer States

Harrison Interests Urged To Work Out Plan To Take Over M. And. A. If Owners Quif

WHEAT CROP OUTLOOK IS BRIGHTER ©   32,000,000 Bushel Increase Forecast in Latest Survey .

WHEAT HARVEST _INCREASE SEEN   THIRD LARGEST CROP ON REC. ORD FORECAST AS RESULT OF RECENT FAVORABLE  CONDITIONS

AUTO WORKERS CHARGE UNION DOUBLE CROSS   STRIKE COMMITTEE TRYING TO BLOCK. ELECTRICAL WORKERS, AGREEMENT ‘ON  SCALE

PIONEER AKRON MAN SUCCUMBS      August Papritz Was 85  Years Old At Time © O7rEL Diyoath

JOAN CRAWFORD NAMED IN SUIT FOR DAMAGES ALLEGES RETARDING MENTAL AILMENT RECOVERY

$200,000Sui Names Joan Crawford    Actress, Others Are Accused of Invading Patients’ Privacy

Ministerial Group Battles for Police Power To Fight Crime in Steubenvill

Ministers’ Bid for Police Powers To Come Before Steubenville Council

late Clergy — Promise Fight   Yow All-Out Battle To Clean Up Steubenville Vice Rings.

Steubenville Clergy Demands Full Purge Of Crime in City   Campaign ‘Is No Flash in Pan,’ Preachers Say Three Killings in Two Weeks, ‘Gambling ° And Prostitution’ Arouse Clerics

Albania Sets ip Republic   Peace Outlook Hopeful   NEITHER SIDE TURNS DOWN PAY PANEL PROPOSALS AND TRUMAN AIDES OPTIMISTIC

Green Says Raise By GM fo Be Taken   Opposed to Fact-Finding Procedure, However

Klein Defeats Labor Candidate   Ex-Congressman Wins Over Johannes Steel

DEMOCRATS WIN INN. Y. ELECTION      Margin Slim In 19th District As Laborites Challenge East Side Control

LOUIS KNOCKS OUT TAM MAURIELLO IN FIRST ROUND   Fight Lasts 2 Minutes and 9 Seconds — Challenger Takes Final Count On One Knee.   BOMBER STAGGERED BEFORE HE WINS   Barkeep’s Blow to Mouth Sends Champion Into Ropes, But He Bounces  Right Back.

LOUIS TAKES MAURIELLO IN FIRST ROUND   Bomber Scores Second Fastest Knockout To Keep Title

HOUSE, SENATE PASS ‘BUCK’ ON DRAFT LAW   Truman May Continue Law Bi Executive Order

Thanksgiving Night Stabbing Occurred Here  Many Other Cases ™ - 3 "ee ps. fl

Thanksgiving Night Stabbing Occurred Here  Many Other Cases oe 7 OTL*. Rant

3 PANTHERS LOOSE ON PASSENGER TRAIN   Beasts Break Crate, Driven Int Baggage Car—Problem of Recaging Them Unsolved.

CIO CALLS OUT 200,000 IN PAY DISPUTE   Ask 25-Cent An Hour Raise

Furniture Union Dispute on Reds Splits CIO Group  Large Group of Locals Seek Separation from Biinwnd Paes fanion

Burned Plane Is Found By. Rescue Party   Transatlantic Liner On Way To Berlin . Craches Into. A Hill In Newfoundland -

Huge Transatlantic Air Liner Crashes; 39 Aboard Likely Dead on Newfoundland Hil

SECOND PLANE IN: E IN TWO M TO CRASH INTO HILLSID! IN WILDS OF NEWFOUNB       et ee

39 PERISH AS GREAT PLANE STRIKES HILI   Newfoundland Tragedy Called Worst In History of Commercial Aviation.

Worst Tragedy In History Of Aviation   Plane Explodes On Rocky Hillside in Newfoundland

Passengers Are Mostly Americans   Plane Enroute to Berlin Ex. plodes Against Hillside Soon After Takeoff

New York-Berlin Plane Hits Peak InNewloundiand   Tragedy is Termed Worst in History of Commercial Aviation

Airliner Hits Hill; All Dead   Most of Passengers Americans; Worst Wreck in Air History

PLANE PLUNGES IN FLAMES INTO 1900-FOOT HILL   James M. Berry, Born Here, Was OGieay an Taina

Two Kenoshan: Aboard Ship, Berlin-Bound   All Passengers and Crew Members Die in Explosion

Death Toll in Plane Wreck May Set New Recoré   39 ARE KILLED AS SHIP FALLS IN NEWFOUNDLAND

MOST OF VICTIMS AMERICANS   Huge Plane Hits Newfoundland Hillside

Trans-Atlantic Plane Crashes Into Hillside   Lacked Only 100 Feet Of Clearing Mountain

All on Transatlantic Liner Have Perished   ' Second: Terrific Crack- “up. Occurs In Wilds of. Newfoundland  2 On Northern. Route

CRASHES INTO HILLSIDE EARLY TODAY   Crash Comes Few Minutes After Takeoff

U. iy DOWN IN NEWFOUNDLAND   Huge Ship Explodes Against Hillside,  Rescuers Report

39 Record Toll In Plane Crash   American Overseas Plane Falls And  Burns

ARLINER CRASH TAKES 38 LIVES; MANY AMERICANS   Tragedy in Newfoundland Is Second Such Accident There in 2? Weeks   WOMEN, BABIES ABOARD   Were on Way to Germany to Join Their Husbands and Fathers

Trans-Atlantic Piane Expledes; All Aboard Dead   Victims Include Wives and Children of Americans Working in Germany

Berlin-Bound American Overseas Airliner Crashes Against Low Hillside And Explodes Killing All On Board   GROUND RESCUE PARTY AT SCENE

Ground Crew Watches Overseas Transport Crash, Burst Into Flames   No Hope Held Out For Any Survivors   Most Of ThoseAboardWere Wives And Children Of Servicemen Abroad

Commercial Flying Lists. Highest Toll ‘Number of Americans On Plane

Rocky Hill Is  Scene   Visual Contact Reveals Ne Signs Of Life Around Wreckage

Accident Occurs 160 Miles From Where 27 Died in Tragedy Last Week; 3 Babies in Plane   RESCUE WORKERS ARRIVE AT SCENE

Trans-Ocean Liner Plough: Into Hillside   Worst Disaster in History ‘Of U.S, Commercial. Aviation

Trans-Atlantic DC-4 Hits Hill, Burns, Near ‘Newfoundland Harbor   Every Member Of Passenger List And Crew In Berlin-Bound Plane Believed Killed As  Rescuers Start Four Hour Trek To Scene.

HUGE TRANSPORE PLUNGES INTO HILL IN NEWFOUNDLAND   Accident Believed Worst Tragedy in History. of Cammercial Flying

TOLL HIGHEST IN HISTORY   Passengers Include Wives and Children of American Service Men.

BIG TRANSPORT EXPLODES IN N E WFOUNDLAND   31 Passengers And Crew Of 8 Feared Killed In ‘Worst Tragedy’   RESCUE PARTY AT SCENE   Pilots Report Signals From Ground Indicate No Survivors Found

BIG PLANE HITS HILLSIDE IN NEWFOUNDLAND   History’s Worst Aviation Tragedy

39 Die in Worst Air Tragedy  +? ane Atlantic   Trans-Atlantic Airliner Crashes In Newfoundland; No Survivors

Smashup Is  Most Tragic Of Its Kind   Newfoundland Is Scene; Dependents of Men in Germany en Boerd. 

SOME .OBSERVERS BELIEVE THAT “STRONG MAN" PERON WILL BE TURNED DOWN AT POLLS —

Col. Peron Is Believed Despairing Of Election in Argentina on Sunday

Settlement of AFL Argument Leads to Rival Union Strike   Curran Demands Same Pay Increase For ClO Ship Workers

Seamen Seek Same Pay Benefits Granted AF of L; Early Settlement Expected

Meat Shortage May Last Two Months   Half of Butcher Shops Closed as Meat Famine Continues

Meat Pinch  To Continue   Shortage May Last Two Months, Poll of U.S. Dealers Shows.

Meat Drought To Last Two Months   Trickle of Supplies Due After Next Week

U.S. Troops Fight Angry DP Mob   Seven Jews Injured  Attacking Barracks

AMERICAN TROOPS FIRE UPON JEWS   ‘WOUND : SEVEN IN BEATING OFF TWO ORGANIZED ATTACKS IN GERMANY.

Soft Coal Output Near Norma!   All Miners Expected To Be Back in Pits  By Tomorrow; Fines Canse Little Trouble

More Miners Return to Work Today   Soft Coal Preduetion Nearing Normatcy, ° Officials Declare

‘ar oes  Production Nears Normal Levels   Little Trouble Seen Over Assessments Levied by Operator

More Coal Mined; Industry Picks Up   Mounting Output Already Is Past 65/Per Cent of  Normal   STEEL WORKS RESUME   Last Furloughed Worker ta _ Be Back pn Payroll in  Few. Davs 

Coal Production Near Normalcy: Troubles Fade   Cperators Expected To Cancel ‘Absentee’ Fines Against Miners

Arabs Oppose Jewish State   Jewish Problem of World Concern, London Conference Toid

SYRIAN SAYS JEWISH PROBLEM WORLD WIDE  Solution Not to Be Found in Palestine

ARAB SPOKESMAN TELLS LONDON, CONFERENCE PALESTINE ISSUES SHOULD BE SETTLED BY WORLD

Committee Will Reconsider Bill   Plan Would Immediately Release All Draftee Dads

To Consider Releasing Drafted Dads   Measure Sponsored ‘In Senate By Ben... Revercomb

McCone Denies Vast War Profit   Government Report: Misleading, Says Shipbuilder

Shipbuilders Dispute Claim of War Profiteering   Charges WAA Official Ordered Eakea latter

COMMISSION IS AGAIN CHARGED WITH DECEIVING   Maritime Unit Is Assailed By Shipbuilder During Profits Probe

HURLEY ANSWERS CHAVEZ CHARGE ‘ON INCOME TAXES; ASKS DEBATE ‘ON HONEST AND TIMELY TOPICS -

Rail Embargo Prepared As Walkout Near   Government Readics Lim: iting Order As More Min ers Leave Tols.

RAIL EMBARGO TO BE PLACED ‘ON SHIPMENTS   Government Ready to Curtail Freight Shipments If Miners Strike   ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES ONLY WILL RE MOVED

TEMPERATURES:   All Facilities In Twin Cities Will Be Greatly Improved

ISeamen  ‘Make Offer   Propose To Negotiate Immediate Contract With East-Gulf Coast

CITY TO COLLECT. TRASH DOWNTOWN   Merchants Will Pay Cost Until January 1; Trucks  Especially Equipped   FROM RIVER TO PARK

TRASH DOWNTOWN   Merchants Will Pay Cost Until January ; Trucks Especially Equipped   FROM RIVER TO PARK

UNO Receives Full Backing Of Churchill   British Visitor Speaks Ai Luncheon Meeting In New York

GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES CONFIDENT OF ELECTION AS JULY 27 DRAWS WEARER

Official Says” Fields’ Profit  Was Irreeular   House Group Is Informed Of ‘Hand Processed’ Deal be Reakar

House Probers Hear of Deal on  War Surpluses   ‘Hand Processed’ Transaction Explained Before Committee

Fields Split Profit With 2 ‘John Does  Surplus Handling Called Irrecular

Probers Learn Of ‘Irregular’ Bids, Profits Made By Garsson Associate

Fields’ Surplus Property Deal Was “Irregular”   Government Official Tells Probers Sale Was ‘Hand Processed”

SURPLUS DEAL IS ~ BARED BY FIELDS   Government Official. Says “Hand Processed” One . Was “Irrecitar”

Ex-Convict Tells About Purchases   ‘Hand Processing’ Technique Explained To House Committee

Richmond Lawyer Announces Candidacy For Seat In Senate   Martin A. Hutchinson To Be Byrd’s Opponent In August Primary For Democratic Nomination

RELIEF COLUMN 30 MILES AWAY   SPEEDS UP TO SAVE ‘NATIONALS IN CHANGCHUN

NATIONALIST ARMY NEARS CHANGCHUN   Gen. Marshall Arrives Today In Chungking

RELIEF FORCE APPROACHING CHANGCHUN   Nationalist Troops ‘Expected to Oust Communists ©

DAR Outlaws  Luce Comittee   Dissolution Ordered At Congress Session

D.A.R. OUTLAWS ‘CLARE LUCE GROUP   ACTION FOLLOWS ATTEMPT: TO CHANGE CONSTITUTION HALL CONTRACTS.

MATERIALS SHORT But Texas Building Still Setting Construction Record

TEXAS BUILDERS SETTING NEW RECORDS IN CONSTRUCTION IN: 1946. HOUSING LEADING LIST

First of Quads Born to Widowed, 34-Year-Old Mother of Twins Dies

Quadruplets Born At Longview, Wash.   One Of Babies Dies About Twelve Hours After Birth Of Quadruplets

Forecast Is Made Of 62 Million Workers in 1950   Labor Statistics Bureau Gives Out This Official Information

62 Million Labor Force   Bureau of Statistics Predicts Size For Nation by 1950

PRICES SLUMP AS LIVESTOCK HITS MARKET   $1 to $10 Collapse Is Reported on All But Top Grade Cattle

LIVESTOCK SWAME MARKETS; PRICES DECLINE SHARPL)   Hogs Drop as Much as $10 a Hundred Pounds in St. Louis—Top Grade Cattle  Move Against Trend.   MOST COMMODITIES ALSO ARE DEFLATED   Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Wheat, Corn and Cotton Slump— Selling Overruns Grain Pits.

Prices Collapse as Record Number of Livestock Marketed   Some of Nation’s Stockyards Are Swamped With So Many Animals They Could Not Handle Them

Load Too Heavy For Some Major Vards to Handle   Packing Industry Not Certain When Normal Supply Will Be Reached

Meat Prices Drop On Heels Of Near-Record Turnover   Butter, Eggs and Poultry Also Deflated—Hogs Drop Sharply but Strictly Choice Cattle Soars to New Heights

lop Grade Cattle Prices Stay Up  Most Commodities Mark Up Declines

Prices on Cattle Fall Off After Markets Flooded   Most Commodities Also Deflated—Butter Included

BEEF PRICES RAISE; HOGS, SHEEP LOWER   Meat Explodes Onto The Nation’s Livestock  Markets

U.N. VETO SHOWDOWN IN OFFING   Right.of Any One of Five Powers to Nuilify Decisions Expected to Be Majer Issue at U.N, Conference.

oday’s Basehall  Tiere WE. Aaennsil._é<_t Wace   American League

INTELLIGENCE. AGENTS LEARN OF PLOT TO KILL MACARTHUR   SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS TAKEN LAST WEDNESDAY TO ~—~GUARD SUPREME COoM-—"~ MANDER IN TOKYO

SPEGIAL GUARD FOR M’ARTHUR   Intelligence Officers Revea New Plot to Slay General

HOOVER, HULL AND HOPE GET LEGION AWARDS   Comedian Presented as “Court Jester of the Millions”

INTEREST OF U, S, IN DARDANELLES   HOOVER, HULL AND HOPE GET 1FGION AWARDS   Comedian Presented as “Court Jester of the Millions”

Seven Missing  In Yukon Wreck   485 Passengers, Crew Members Brought Ashore

CITY UTILITY TAX [S-RULED-ILLEGAL   Supreme Court~ Rules Out Youngstown’s Levy

Divorce, Civil  Dockets Read   Several Cases Are Dismissed on Second  Day of April Term

Divorces Granted In Cireuit Court   Several Dismissed. New Ones Filed as Sessions Continue

Demo Slate For November: About Ready   State Committee to Select Nominee to Replace Jess Read, Who Died Saturday

Recount May Be Soiight in 3rd District   Complete Unofficial Returns Give Albert Lead of 75 Votes Over Bill Steger

Vet Charged With Slaying 22-Year Girl   Accused Of Beating Young Wife To Death

FILE CHARGE IN DEATH OF NEWARK GIRI   FIRST DEGREE MURDER ; CHARGE LODGED AGAINST MAN WHO ADMITTED ‘ BEATING VICTIM

YOUTH IS CHARGED IN NEWARK MURDER   Argument Over Wallet Lead: To Girl’s Death

‘HUNDRED BIG PLANES REMAIN GROUNDED AS GOVERNMENT —— STUDIES STEPS-TO BREAK— DEADLOCK

Secretary Warns House Committee  Agency Won't Settle Labor Controversies

DEUPREE TO BE DEFENSE HEAD   Cincinnati Executive Named To Army-Navy Board

Draft Holiday To Be Extended   War Department-Announces No Men Will Be Drafted In January

No Draft In January   Army to Continue Holiday in Spite of Drop in Enlistments.

One-Month Extension In  Draft Holiday Leaves Future Action Up In Air

Strike-Breaking Action Charged  Puts Monkey-Wrench In Government Plans

Meat Processing  Planis Under Federal Control C. I, O. Members  Remain Away

Monkey Wrench Thréwn Into Goverment Machinery  - By C10 Decisiou Not  ~ To Return to Jobs.

Fail Return   To Work As Gov't. Moves   135 Plants of 19 Packing Companies Seized By Federat Authorities: At Midnight Last Night

193,000 Meat Packers To Remain Idle   Union Leader Says Truman Engaged In Strike-Breaking

Meat Packers Refuse To Return; Say President Guilty Of Double-Cross   U. S. Enters Meat Packing Business Today On Chief Executive’s Seizure Order; AFL Union Packing House Workers Return To Work

Meat Processing Plants Under Federal Control  C. I. O. Members Remain Away From Their Jobs

Demand Pledge Of Wage Boost Before Return  Anderson Says He Will Support  Cp-s Cindinae

Reporter Finds Nafives Armed In Azerbaijan  Central Regime Traons Anvroact   Central Regime Troops Approach, Trouble Feared

NIFORMED RED TROOPS HAVE LEFT PROVINCE   Situation Inside Azerbaijan Still Upeasy, Correspondent Reports   ARMED CLASHES ARE REPORTED BY REUTERS

Soviet Army Has Evacua ted Azerbaijan Tabriz Armed Camp, U.S. Newsman Say.

AIRLINERS BACK ON RUNS AFTER TIEUF   Workers Return As U. S Enters Negotiations

Storm Moving South From Denver Area   Eight Deaths Result From Weather; Travel Near Halt

Millions Lost As Rains Ruin  Crops In Area   Residents Flee Homes; Trinity Still Rising At Dallas: More Rain Likely ~

Sys”  Bad Weather Hits Texas With Cold. Snow, Flood   STORM IN ROCKIES TAKES EIGHT LIVES

Rockies Snowstorm Moving South And Losing Intensity   Eight Deaths Attributed To Storm, Worst in More Than Three Decades

COLORADO DIGGING QUT AFTER HEAVY BLIZZARD ABATES   Eight Deaths: Attributed te Storm; Highway Travel Stalled

SNOWSTORM IS SLACKENING UP   Moves Southword And Loses Intensity After Lashing Colorado

Fight Die In Denver Snowstorm   Transportation in City Strained By Heavy Fall; East Round Trains Delaved

Colorado Buried After Worst Winter Lashing in 30 Years   Blizzard Loses Intensity As It Moves Southward; Eastbound Trains Delayed, Truck Travel Halted By Snow; Blockade Holds Up Election Ballots

NEW STRATEGY “18 MAPPED BY  SEARMER BLOC’   FLAN TO WRITE—TNTO—OPA ‘ EXTENSION BILL A PRO-.  VISION FOR FARM a LABOR COSTS

AREA PROGRAM FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN IS DISCUSSED HERE  REPRESENTATIVES IN CORSICANA FROM NUMBEE OF NEARBY COUNTIES

AREA PROGRAM FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN IS DISCUSSED HERE  REPRESENTATIVES IN CORSICANA FROM NUMBE!

No Use Denying Plain Facts: United Nations Off to Bad Start, Declares Mackenzie

GHOST OF LEAGUE. RATTLES ITS CHAINS  Friday ‘America Day’ in Moscow

LEADERS ADMIT DIFFERENCES IN OPINIONS OF BIG THREE GET UN. COUNCIL OFF TO BAD BECINNING

Army Official On Stand In Investigation  May's Effort To Get  Contracts Reveale

“INFLUENCE” OF MAY COMES TO FOREFRONT   General Hardy Tells Committee of His Own Experiences

Ordnance Chief Says May Used His ‘Influence’   General Hardy Testifies Congressman Helped Munitions Firm

May Sought Equal Terms For Illinois   Kentuckian Infervened ‘For Munitions Many Times, Hardy Says   TESTIFIES BATAVIA MADE $959,855 OFFER   Asks For Inquiry After Learning Of Government ‘Overpayment’

IGEN. HARDY TESTIFIES MAY USED “INFLUENCE” TO AID “PAPER EMPIRE’

General Says Outside Pull Aided Batavia   War Profiteering Probers Told Justice Department  GRmmuneutei ii Ohi

Hardy Relates Activities of Congressman   ‘Equal Opportunity’ Sought for Munitions Combine; Royall Tell: Of Call from Solon

EXTENSION OF DRAFT BLOCKED   SENATE BILL RUNS © -INTO TROUBLE IN HOUSE

Draft Holiday Still in Prospect   House Members Delay Senate Resolution for 45-Day Extension.

Extension of Draft Faces House Battle   Members Predict Hof Fight Over Peacetime Inductions

Mother of Four ls Murdered In ~ Her Apartment   Suspect Jumps to Death From Bridge

PRAVDA SEES GAIN FOR GOP VOTES INU. S   ROOSEVELT IDEAS DISCARDED, SAYS RED NEWSPAPER

TRUMAN SIGNS NO-RACKET: ACT   Hobbs Anti-Labor-Racketeering Bill Signed Despite Bitter Union Opposition.

Antiracket Bill ‘Is Signed Into Law By Truma   Most Lawmakers Hail Actién; No Immediate  I ahar Statement

WOMAN OFFERS EVES 10 CHILE   Mexican Mother Is First to Apply on Behalf of Her Son, 17

New’ Policy. SeenIn US. Aid Abroad   May Take Into Consideration: The Promise That Help’ Should Be Extended Only to  . Friends.

RELIEF POLICY FACING NEW ERA   Demise Of UNRRA May Mean U. S. Will Stop Shipments To All Nations Except Friendly Ones.   —BY J. M. ROBERTS JR— ‘AP Foreign Affairs Analyst)

‘ONE-RACE NATION BEING SOUGHT Deporfation Of Negroes And: Jews Is Goal Of Columbians

UTILITY TIEUP IS THREATENED BY ClO UNION   Strike Called Against Penn. Power And Light Company

Union Threatens Feb. 9 Blackout  In Pennsylvania   Strike To Be Aimed At One Utility Firm, Penna. Power & Light

wr ewe re i es  Comittee! hatin May Not Be Exactly as Reports Sound

e PAUL MALLON—   Committee Action May Not Be Exactly as Reports Sound

Progress At Peace Session Appears Slow   Foreign Ministers in Meeting at Paris Plan Conferences in Order To Expedite Their Work.

Yugoslavia Get Islands Along Adriatic Coast   Big Four Still Striving To Agree On Italian Peace Treaty

Dalmatians To Be Awarded To Jugoslavia Now   FOREIGN MINISTERS TO CEDE ISLANDS TO NATION

Dalmatian Islands To Yugoslavia   Ministers Are Concentrating On Italian Issue

Push Efforts To Agree on italian Treaty   Ministers Dissatisfied With Progress

Islands are Giver To Yugoslavia   Ministers Reported Dissatistied With Progress

Ministers Seek Agreement Over Peace Settlement   Schedule Two Meets In Attempt To Clear Up Disagreements

Dalmations Are Awarded to Yugoslavia Report Says; Italians Keep Fish Rights

NATION MUST DEMILITARIZE TERRITORY    Foreiqn Ministers Push Efforts On italian Peace

No Agreement Reached on Italian Treaty   Yugoslavia Awarded String of Dalmatian Islands at Foreign Ministers Meeting

YUGOSLAVIA GIVEN ISLANDS ALONG COAST OF ADRIATIC   Big 4 Ministers Feel Progress  Of Meeting Not Very Satisfactory

Eastern Coastal Section  Affected   Attempt Increasec  To Get Accord For Italy

Gift Of Isles To Yugoslavia By Ministers Is Reported   Big Four Increase Efforts To Reach Accord On Treaty

Foreign Ministers Dissatisfied With Parley’s Progress   Seek Means to Speed Up Consideration of Many Problems

Yugoslavia To  Receive String Of Dalmatians   Reported Big Four Foveign Ministers Have Awarded Nation Islands Along Eastern Adriatic

Yugoslavia Slated to Get Dalmatians  Report Big Four Has Agreed on  Phebe wk iclemalic

Yugoslavia Granted Share Of Dalmatian Islands; Big Four Continues Work On Treaty For Italy

islands On Coast Said GivenSlavs   Efforts Intensified To Complete Peace Treaty For Italy

SEEK ACCORD ON ITALIAN TREATY   FOREIGN MINISTERS DISSATISFIED WITH RATE OF PROGRESS

ISLAND STRING DOLED OUT BY PARIS COUNCIL   3yrnes And Colleagues Trying To Agree On Italian Peace Treaty At Conference Of For aion AAintetere

ACTION IN LOWER CHAMBER UNCERTAIN WITH ELECTION “DRAWING NEAR AND MANY “ON FENCE"

British Loan Measure Now Before House   Senate Votes 46-34 For Bill And Sends Issue On To House For Action

BRITISH LOA HGHT SHIFTS TO HOUSE   Administration Wins Passage in Senate by 46-34 Vote

ALL SURVIVORS REMOVED FROM WRECKED LINER   Ship Had Broken In Two On Jagged Coast Of Alaska

Last Survivors Removed From —  Yukon Wreckage   Continue Search For Persons Missing After Being Swept Into Sea.

Rescuers Take Last Survivors from Shipwreck   Search Continues for 10 Persons Still Listed as Missing

Army Planes Ferry Food And Supplies To Beach Cam#On Alaskan Coast

485 RESCUED FROM LINER YUKON   Supplies Dropped To 189 Survivors On Alaska Shore

Rescue Last Survivors of Broken Liner   Ships Continue Search for Ten Miesing Persons

Last Survivors Are Removed From Yukon   Search Continues For 10 Persons Still l naececounted for

LO MISSING -SOUSHT IN evan er   Planes Parachute Supplies to Passengers That” Reached Shore.

All Survivors Leave Yukon   SEARCH CONTINUES FOR 10 STILL MISSING

SURVIVORS OF WRECK RESCUEN   Search Goes on for Ten Persons Still Missing:

All Survivors Leave Yukon; Hunt 10 More   Supplies ‘Chuted To 189 Huddled On Jagged Shore

Last Survivors Removed  Krom Gale-Wrecked Liner   Rescue Crews Brave Arctic Storm To Take Passengers Off Ship Smashed Against Reef Along Alaskan Coast; Search Continues For Ten Missing

Rescue Ships Are Searching For Missing 10   Liner Broke In Two After Going Aground

All Known Survivors.  Off Vessel   10 Remain Missing from Ship Which Struck Alaskan Coast.

SUTVIVOFS Taken off ine Yukon   Ten Missing After Sinking; Mexican Ship Toli Is 15

Search Is Continued For Ten Persons Still Missing.  ARMY PLANES DROP SUPPLIES TO GROUP  Victims Are Huddled On Frozen Shelf By Ocean.

Crews Start On Recover  Of 21 Bodies   Trailblazers in Task of Getting Plane Victims Down From Steep Slope Of Elk Mountain

Bodies of Plane Crash Victims  Being Recovered  All 21 Persons Aboarc Missing Airliner

Climbers Going in For Bodies   Fight Way 1a Peak For 21 Vietins of Air Liner Crash

TRAILBLAZERS BEGAN RESCUE TRIP UP MOUNTAIN   Will Make Attempt to Recover Bodies of Plane Crash : Victims.   IMUST CLIMB 11,162 FEET   Bodies, Scattered Over a Wid “Area, Were Discovered Friday. . —

Bodies of Plane Crash Victims  Being Recovered  All 21 Persons Aboarc Missing Airliner Were Killed in Night

YANKEES WIN COURT TEST   Temporary Order Issued Against Mexican Learue

ASK ROB CONFER WITH PRES, TRUMAN   Former Justice Of Supreme Cour To Confer On Appointments

BRITISH SLAIN _ -N-PALESTINE   TEEN-AGE GIRLS REPORTED AMONG JEWS WHO .ATTACKED GARRISON IN TEL  AVIV AREA

PRESIDENT ENJOYS THURMONT WEEK-END   ‘Truman Sars He Plans To Spend : , Numbet Of Summer Week-ends At Catoctin Retreat .

OPA DOUBTS IT CAN ROLL BACK PRICES ON FOOD   Agriculture Dept. Also Questions Any Great Reductions

Doubt If June 30_KFood Prices Can Be Regained Even Under Controls

Many Doubt if Food Prices Can Be Rotled Back   August 20 Is Deadline To Decide On Control

BUDGET BALANCE SEEN POSSIBLE   1947 Receipts Exceed Esti. mates as Expenses Decline

Balanced Budget Set As Truman ’47 Goal  Outlines Plans for Second Year;  rt ae is. a  a ee a ae

Members of two Unions Readied for Return to 1,181 Ships Idled for 2¢ Daves.

Ships Resume Sailing Today   Members of Two Sea. man’s Unions ‘End  26-Day Strike

EARLY END IS EXPECTED IN PACIFIC TIEUP   Agreement With Union Grants Pay Hikes To Strikers

East Coast And Gulf Ports Affected: Continue Parley To End Stoppage In Pacific

STRIKEBOUND SHIPS WILL SAIL TOMORROW   Total Of 1,181 In Gulf And East Coast Ports Being Prepared

Wants Churchill to Explain Talk  Ribbentrop Attorney Presses Request

Bomb Splits Boilers of Battleships   One Alomic Blast Would Put Entire Fleet Out Of Action, Official at Bikini Atoll Reports 

BOMBED BEASTS BEGIN TO FAIL   Officere Asserts Entire Fleet ‘Helpless’

Bomb Would Have Left Fully Manned Fleet Helpless  Two Shots at Crewman: Blast and Ravs

Safety Officer Says Single Bomb Would Make Fleet He!pless  hdtece’f VAs/...)d blew.   Missile Would Have Two Shots, Rays and - Blast. at Crew

ONE ATOMIC BOMB MAKES WHOLE FLEET INCAPABLE OF CARRYING ON ACTIVITY. EXPERT ASSERTS

ATOMIC BOMB'S EFFECTS CITED   One Would Have Left Entire Test Fleet Helpless, Even if Manned?

Wallace Undoing Unified Foreign Policy Laboriously Built by Hull

@ PAUL MALLY  Wallace Undoing Unified Foreign Policy Laboriously Built by Hull

SAYS U. S. TROOPS MAY LEAVE CHINA   Nenking Newspaper Report Mar-hall Has Justructions to Trenare for Withdrawal

Large-Scale Fight Flares Again In Mukden Area  Communists Making Preparations To Defend Harbin

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Wallace Approval Of Soviets Recalls ‘Quisling’ Betrayals

/OMPROMISE MECIDED UPON OR UNO POST   op Officials Predict Nor wegian Foreign Minister  Will Be Named Secretary-General   ENSION IS EASING UP

*Choose Norway's Foreign Minister To Head UNO   Compromise Choice Receives Nomination From 11-Member Security Council

Lie Selected as Compromise Candidate After US Throws Support to Man Backed by Russians

Trygve Lie Is Nominated For Secretary Post   11-Memhers World Security Council Chooses Carpenter’s Son.   I, Ss. FAVORS MOVE

HOPE FOR END OF RUSSIAN, IRANIAN ROW   Parley Today Between Representatives of the Two Countries Is Expected to “Ease the Tension.”

Lie Leading Candidate for UN Secretary   lran and Russia Make New Attempt at Aqreement

Norway Minister  -IsNamed by UNO   Trygve -Lie Is Chosen for ~ Secretary. General Post   «PAYS $20,000 YEARLY:   Council Also “to Hear * — Russian-lran Dispute \ Today

NORWEGIAN 1§ NOMINATED 10 UNO POSITION   Carpenter’s Son Is Presented to Fill Important UNO Post

Big-3 Likely To Compromise On Norwegian As Secretary-General Of United Nations

United Nation: Pick Lie For Secretary   Nomination Must Be Ratified Now By General Assembly

Elect Chief   Trygve Lie, Norwegian Gets Important Post in Compromise; Soviet, -Iran Discuss Dispute

NORSE SLATED FOR UNO POST   Foreign Minister Lie Wins Council Nomination

NORWEGIAN CHOSEN FOR TOP UNO POST; IRAN ROW STUDIED   BEHIND-THE-SCENES MEETING MAY END IMPORTANT DISPUTE

Norwegian to Get Top UNO Position   Russia, Iran Representatives Seek Solution of Controversy

Norwegian May Be Nominated   May be Compromise Candidate for Secretary Of UNO

Norwegian May Become Head of UNO   Trygve Lie Looms as Compromise Candidate For Secretary-General

Norse Foreign Minister  Will Be UNO Secretary   Carpenter’s Son Nominated By 11-Member World Security Council For Internationally Important Post In World Peace Body; Is Compromise Candidate

NORWEGIAN T GET UNO PLUM; FUSS UNSOLVED   Trygve Lie Would Become *" $20,000-a-Yeer Man; Iran Dispute Aired

Ee  UN O Sear retary      Trygve Lie Would Be Com. promise Candidate For $20,000-a:Year ‘Post

NORWEGIAN DUE TO GET UNO JOB   Compromise’ Indicated On Secretary-General Post

Compromise Is Likely on UNO Secretaryship   Norwegian Expected to "Be Named: Iran and Soviet in Huddle _-

GROUPS CONFER TO SOLVE IRAN, RUSSIA DISPUTE   Hint Nomination of Norway’s Foreign Minister to $20,000 Post

Norwegian May Be Nominated For UNO Task   He’s Likely to be Secretary-General

Pope Prepares For Consistories;  Uses Typewriter   Soviets Refuse Permission To Hungarian Prelate To Attend Exercises

POPE WORKING 18  HOURS DAILY ON  CONSISTORIES HEALTH avapro  SUFFERING FROM. WMEAVY DUTIES

Pope Pius XII, Preparing For Next Week’s Consistories, Works 18 Hours Daily Despite Reports Of Ill Health

War Crime Defendani Dies .  ‘Dead Jap Leader Believed US War Inevitable In 1940

WAR EXPECTED BY MATSUOKA   Believed Only Jap Revolution Could Prevent  U. S. Conflict

Slaughter Says LaGuardia’s Act Is Near ‘Insult’   Terms UNNRA Directo “Impudent In The Fyfreme

Rep. Slaughter Blasts LaGuardia In Surplus Probe  UNRRA Director Is Accused of Highly Offensive Impudence

HERRIN MINER FACES CHARGE HE KILLED WIFE   Tragedy Follows Efforts Of Father To Bring A Reconciliation

JEWEL THIEVES BREAK INTO ST. JAMES PALACE   Four Robberies Staged Within Past 24 Hours.

Rev. Elmer Broetzmantr Will: Confirm Class In. South’Dakota Church ©

Vinson Launches Administration's Campaign to Win Approval of American People on Loan to Britain

Argentina Denies Anti-U.S. Stand. By Peron Regime   Minister Says Nation Is Deeply Pan-American

Three-Pronged Political Drive Planned   Western Allies Expected to Act This Week

Allies Map 3-Way Attack on Franco   Political Offensive Expected This Week

President Calls Mine Conclave      Legal Maneuvering at Lull Until Monday ‘When Lewis to Answer Charge in Court

OFFICIALS KEEP CLOSE WATCH ON STRIKE TRENDS   Administrators  And Miners Are Meeting Today

ARMLESS AND LEGLESS VET DRIVING AUTO DURING TRIF   4 ONLY LIVING QUADRUPLE AMPUTEE OF WAK AT WHEEL IN TOUR WITH FAMILY

Price Drop Held Certain By Farmers  Survey Indicates  Sentiment Agains' Pe eee eee

2B-17's Landin — California After Flight From Hawaii  Mother Aircraft With Them Operated Radio gn eg.

U.S. Eyes Palestine Partition    Details Not Stated; Byrnes To Discuss Matter With Truman

U.S. - BRITAIN PLAN TO SPLIT UP HOLY LAND   Byrnes To ‘Give Truman Proposal Before He Leaves For Paris

CLOUDY AND COOL   Temperatures. in 405 in Eastern  Kansas Tonight

Youth, 18, Borrows Money To Obtain License To Wed 79-Year-Old Widow

Borrows Funds From Widow For License   Eighteen - Year - Old Bo. Will Marry Widow, Aaged 79

Eighteen-Year-Old Youth Gets License to Wed 79-Year-Old Neighbor Who Is a Grandmother of 49 Children

Grandmother, 79, Can Wed Teen-Age  Beau, Lends Him License Money

GIs Clamor ‘To Gét Hoitie Under: ‘stood   But Replacements Are . Essential for Release of Occupation Troops lf ‘America Would. Prevent ea Third World War _

» REPLACEMENTS ARE ESSENTIAL — FOR RELEASE OF OCCUPATIONAL FORCES IN ALL. CONQUERED AREAS

Occupation G. I.’s In Paris. Now Homesick And Ach. ing To Get Back Home Must Wait For Sufficient Replacements.   —BY DEWITT MACKENZIE— AP World Traveler

“THE WORLD TODAY Army of Occupation Must Stay on Job  Mer Thet8tls Be nhemntn

World Analysis: ‘Replacements Are Essential [Ta Release Occupation Gls

Hearing Te Precede  Vote Call   Congressional Bloc Makes Arrangements For Union Assault

Top Leader: Of Labor To Hit Bill   16 Solons Say Measure Passed ‘In Hysteria’

Fate Of Case Bill Remains Undetermined      Congressmen Arrange for Lebor Leaders’ to Speak Today

Truman's Strike Measure to Get New Opposition   President Faces Tough Decision On Case Labor Bill

bor Chieftains <ed to Testify  agressman Says First Vote ken in “Time of Hvsteria’

EFFORT SEEN TO LINK FATE IN CASE BILL   Green and Murray To Lead Assault On  Truman Bill

Truman’s Strike Bill Opposition Growing In House   Green And Murray Wiil Both Appear Before Congress Today; President Faces Tough Decision On Case Labor Measure

Labor Leaders to Present Views on  Anti-Strike Bill   Entire Lower House Invited t. Hear Hearing Testimony

Top Labor Leaders to Blast Measure As House Slates Second V ote on Edict: President Undecided on Case Action

Congress Hears Labor Attack Strike Bill Today  Bloc Hopes Green, Murray  QD... Gen. VN cc (Uy ert?   Bloc Hopes Green, Murray Can Stem Hotise ‘Hysteria’

Green, Murray Head Attempt To Stem Action   Appeals Deluge President from Both Sides

16 Congressmen  Arrange Assault &y Labor Leaders On Truman's Bill   Group Invites House Ic Listen before Voting on lt Second Time   CASE MEASURE PUTS PRESIDENT ON SPOT   Labor Disputes Bill Threatens To Influence Pollitical Alignments

Red Cross Meets Monday Evening  ~ Annual Dinner  ' At Country Club

Group To Study Farm Prices   State Commissioners To Seek Boost For Farmers

Official  Reports On Riot Lacking   Three Marines Are Dead From Fight In China

Official Report ‘Lists 3 Marines  Killed In Clash   12 Others Said Wounded in China Fight; Marine Officials Seck To Withhoid Details.

Higher Death Toll Given For Marines   Second Clash Is Rumored Today  >  - - ase eae i err me FA a

TOLL VAGUE IN ATTACK ‘ON MARINES   Reports Of Heavy Casualties, 2nd Attack Persisting

More U. S. Marines Are Reported Killed by Chinese  New Reports of Attack  Increase Estimate rt a] ee ee 

More U. S. Marines Are Reported Killed by Chinese  New Reports of Attack Increase Estimate _

Pres. Truman Makes Surprise Action; Says Selection Made From Larae Number of Men

A. Krug Gets Interior Post from Truman   President Appoints Power Expert to Succeed Ickes

J. A. KRUG UTILITY EXPERT AND WAR PRODUCER, NAMED INTERIOR SECRETARY TO SUCCEED ICKES

Truman Nominates Power Expert to Ickes’ Office in Surprising Capital Actior

HIGHEST COURT GIVES VERDICT TO NEWSPAPER   Raleigh Circuit Court Reversed In $3,000 Van Hunter Award

Leaves Children, Check With VA   Mother Wants Babes Back—Didn’t Know What to Do

Mothers Leaves  2 Babies With V.A.   Cant’ Feed Them on 11.50 Pension Check of Ex-G.]. Husband

Jim Caviness in Race for National Legion Committee   Austin Legionnaire May Head Department Without Opposition .

ELECTIONS, AS COMMITTEEMAN CONTESTED, TO END BUSINESS AT TEXAS LEGION CONVENTION

7 Navy Men Lost, Scores Hurt   In Ship Blast   3 Explosions Wreck Craft At Pier in N. Y. Harbor

3 Are Missing In Ship Blast   Nearly 150 Injured When Craft Explodes at Pier

5 Lost, 150 Hurt As Ammunition Lets Go on D-E  Explosion Rips   Explosion Rips Bow Off Ship at Earle. N.J.. Depot

Navy Destroyer Escort, Unloading Ammunition, Wrecked by Blasts, Fire

Five Are Missing, 150 Injured in Blasts on Navy Destroyer Escort

Ship Wrecked By Explosions      Seven Men Are Reported Missing, Scores of Others Injured in Blasts

Five Missing, 150 Injured In Ship Blast   Explosion and Fire Wreck U.S. Navy  Destroyer Escort

SCORES INJURED AS 3 EXPLOSIONS WRECK WARSHIP   Five Men Missing.in Blasts That Rip Bow From Destroyer Escort in Lower  New York Bay.   92 IN HOSPITALS; PIER CATCHES FIRE   Detonations Occur as Ammunition Is Unloaded—Two Separate Investigations Open.

OFFICER, SIX MEN MISSING IN SHIP BLAST   Scores Injured Wher Explosion Wrecks Navy Vessel

Blasts Wreck U.S. Vessel ~  One Officer, Six Enlisted Men Missing

Seven Missing in Ship Explosion   Blast Wrecks Navy Destroyer Escort

Huge Meat Cach ls Discovered In Massachusetts   Governor Awaits Identity of Owner After Unprecedented Search.

Owners of Meat Hoard Sought   Four Million Pounds Of Beef Found in  Massachusetts Plant

Tons Of Dressed Meat Ordered Held  ilIn Massachusetts Investigation

Officials Seek Owners of Mea  Four Million Pounds Uncovered in Boston

HOARDED MEAT Ih BOSTON LOCKERS FOUND: BY AGENTS   Governor Seeks Gut Supplies of Dressed Meat Withheld

Massachusetts Probe Of Meat *Shortage Uncovers 6 Million Pounds Stored In Single Plant   Search Continues To Determine It Meat Purposely Kept Off Markets. -

Boston. Finds Four-Million Pound Cache  Frozen Meat .   State Officials Seek Identity Of Owners In Big Investigation

Seek Owners  Of Meat Hoard   Massachusetts Officials Tnvesliguie Store Of Frozen  Meat.

4,000,000 Pounds Meat Discovered   Identity of Owner Sought By Government

HUGE CACHE OF MEAT IS FOUND   HUNT OWNERS OF 4 MILLION POUNDS IN FREEZING PLANT,

luxury Liner America Is Damaged at Wharf   Steccen Racks Truman in Row With Lewis

PILGRIMS FLOCK TO BETHLEHEM   Thousands See Pageant Of Christ's Birth  Reanacted

Devout. OF. Holy Land Take Part In Christmas Celebration  oe  Thousands Of Pilgrims Witness Holy Ceremonies In Bethlehem

“See Ho oly Spectacle  Pilgrims to Bethlehem   Devout Paceant Is Climax of Christmas Eve Celebration

Chile President  Dies In Santiage   President Rios Dies At 57 Had Held Many Govern. ment Posts

Milan Jail Is Seene  Of Gun Play   3000 Italian Prisoners Battle Guards And Police

Three Reported Dead in Bitter Three-Day Fight   Inmates Are Led by Desperate Bandit; Break Is Threatened

Prison Riot Truee Called By Mutineers   Milan Inmates Remove Wounded, Prepare To Negotiate Terms

Three Killed As 3000 Prison Inmates Riot   Truce Called While  Victims Are Removed

Additional Panel Called By Court   Seven Jurors Selected for Ewing Trial; Special Venire Exhausted

Third Venire Is Called By Court   Seventy Five To Appear Today To Complete Jury For Ewing Case

Amny Losses Total 2.98% Of Personnel   Report Declares Nation’s Dead Number 308,978

Army Dead In World War II Is Announced At 308,978, 57.1 Percent Were Killed In Action   8004 Missouri Soldiers Gave Lives; St. Louis Dead Set At 1636; Little Hope Held For Those Listed Missing But Search Goes On

307,554 Soldiers Died during War, U.S. Army Reports   1,424 Are Listed as Miss ing for Fatality Rate of 2.98 Per Cent

Army Lists 308,978 Dead And Missing   Report Covers From May 1941 to Jan. 1946; State Losses 6,463

308,978 Dead, Missing From World War I   Consolidated Postwar Army Casualty Roll Released By War De pa. ta.ent

Human Price of Peace is 380,978  — Toll Army Paid To ~ 'Win-World War Il

Gov t Lists Tabulation  Of War Dead   First Postwar Casualty Roll Reveals 308,978 Dead and Missing From Over 10 Million Mobilized.

308.978 Dead  And Missing  Listed by Army   Fatality Rate of 2.98°° During World War Two Reported

Army Lists Price It Paid For Victory   More Than 300,000 American Soldiers Gave Their Lives For Country, Including 111  Pians bl aaets Px

15,000 LAID OFF BY TWA   Pilots Strike Brings Shutdown; New Air Disnute Shaving Up

THREAT OF NEW AIRINE-STRIKE-  “ WALKOUT OF 1400 TWA PILOTS MOVES ‘INTO ITS 3RD DAY

WILL RECEIVE NO PAY   15.000 T.W.A. Employes Fur loughed Because of Pilot Strike

TWA Fuloughing 15,000 Employes   Only Skeleton Staff Retained During Pilot Strike; No Pay on Furloughs

Trans World Airlines Grants Furlough to 15,000 Emploves   Virtually End Price Controls

INVESTIGATION PLACES CAUSE: ATLANTA FIRE   Mattress Is Found Nea Hotel Stairway

Niles Recount For Mayor Loom   Only 15 Ballots Divide Candidates

NILES ELECTS NEW MAYOR BY 15-VOTE EDGE   Jerome W. Wood Wins Over George Stock:  Recount Demanded

Disposal of Surplus War Materials Declared ‘Muffed’ by Senate Board

Senate Group Hits Disposal Of Surplus Goods   Congress Urged To Take Control Of Entire Problem

Pa side tory Seve Monopolists Bought Up Patents To Bar New Products

High Official Declares. Products ‘Kept from: Market by Monopolists:

Byrnes Urges Big Four to Write Pact  Molotov Outlines Plans for Cteana GCarmany

Byrnes Urges Big Four to Write Pact  y.1... Meet   Molotov Outlines Plans for Strong Germany

URGE OTHER STATES T0 ‘DECLINE   Invitation Turned Down When Mufti Not Acceptable

TWO NOW BEING CONSIDERED AS HEAD OF GOP COMMITTEE   CONGRESSMAN FROM TIS D1STRICT AND 160TIL INFANTRY VETERAN OF WORLD WAR EIN RACE

TWO LEAD RACE FOR GOP LEADER   Brown and Reece Favored For Party Chairman

Coping With Iran Crisis  And Spain   Russia's Gromyko In Jovial Mood For Conference

UN IS LOOKING FOR NEW HOME   HUNTER COLLEGE LEASE EXPIRES MAY 15

Secret UN Session Considers New Site, Iran Developments  Gromyko Joins Meeting in Lie’s Office: Apnears in Javinl Adaand

SITE PROBLEM, SPANISH ISSUE FACING COUNCIL   Secret Meeting Take: Up Numerous Problems of UN

UN Consider: Problems In  Secret Today   Site Troubles, New Soviet-Iran Crisis  and Controversy Over Spain Face Leaders

Security Council Studies Problems At Secret Session   Site Situation, New Iran : Case and Spanish Question : Before Delegates   NEXT PUBLIC MEET EXPECTED MONDAY   Gromyko in Jovial Mood at Opening cf Meeting in Lie’s Office

—-HAVING-TROUBLES-OVER-SITE; WELL AS FACING NEW SOVIET. CRISIS AND CONTROVERSY “OVER SPAIN 

UN Discusses Site Problem; New Iranian Crisis in ‘Mid-City New York Session

U.N. COUNCIL MEETING SECRETLY   Faces New Sovietlran Crisis and Site Troubles

Secret Session Held To Consider Moving ‘From Hunter Colleae   Gromyko Present To Help Plot How And When To Tackle Iran’s Objection To Soviet Demand That Case Be Removed From Agenda.

Martial Law Is Proclaimed in Iranian Cities  Nation Entering Peril-Fraught Flection Period

MARTIAL LAW DECLARED IN IRAN’S CRISIS   ELECTION CLASHES PRESAGE TROUBLE WITH SOVIETS

Iran Imposes Martial Law In Rioting Sector  New Crisis Perils Relations Of Russia and VUdactasn Dawoar

Othman Finds Mecca of Mayhem Odor Ruined by Phone Operators’ Perfumes

Perfume Invades Mecca of Mayhem—  Telephone Girls Hold Meet   Othman Dazzled By Union ‘Leader

OLFACTORY OTHMAN OH- On’ 5  Phone Operators Smell Up Joe’s Wrestling Emporium

A Rose by Any Other Name Is Phooey  Hey, Pigeon — You with the Leg Banc

Byrd Winner In Virginia Vote   Opposed By CIO-PAC, Senator Is Renominated By Wide Margin

rginia Primary Results  PAC Gullors Big Setback In Byrd’s Renominatior

State Democrats Set New Record In Primary Vote   Total Ballots Expected To Number About 220.000: Radford Man Loses

Given Margin Of 57,000 Votes Over Hutchinson   Rep. Ralph Daughton Of Norfolk Is Defeated In Bid For Renomination

Govt. Halts all Restrictions on: Women’s Style:   Abandon Famous Order L-85 Because Supplies Plentiful

U.S. Scraps Its Wartime Restrictions   Textile Supplies Up, So Length Limits, Etc., Safely Abandoned.

WOMEN'S STYLES ARE FREE AGAIN _ATERYEA  CDA fAhhandane Order  -85   CPA Abandons Order L°85 Setting Basic Pattern Since April, 1942   Cutting of Fall and Winter Clothes Has Been Completed

Wartime Style Controls Removed   Small Says Supplies of Fabrics Sufficient for Abandoment of Famous Order L-85

CUT DEMANDS ON WORK WEEK   CIO Seamen Raise Proposal! From 40 to 44 Hours; Rap Steelworkers

DEMAND RELAXED BY GIO SAILORS   Propose 44-Hour Week On Great Lakes; Wire Mur‘ pay te Aid

Unemployed Veterans Are Urged To Help Themselves In Seeking Situations

rARMER GESTAPO COMMANDER OAL THOUSANDS MURDERED TA AVERT FAMINE IN RUSSIA

NAZI KILLINGS AIDED BY ARMY, COURT 1S TOLD   Special Units Helped Liquidate Thousands To Avert Famine In Russian Area

CROP OUTLOOK REMAINS GOOD   Conditions Continue Favorable in Eastern Two-Thirds of State

China Truce  Talks Stall”   Chiang’s Unwillingnes: To Give Cease-Fire Order Is Blamed

CHINA TRUCE BID NEARS COLLAPSE   Chiang’s Silence Endangers Stuart Committee Work

Chinese fruce Talks Bog Down  Government Troops Drive Steadily On.

Chiang Has Refused To Order Truce; Peace Talk Stalled  _ Chinese Government's _ Armies Driving Ceandily Narthward

3-DAY FOOD STRIKE IN NAPLES IS ENDELI   New Demonstrations Against Shortages and High Prices Break Out in Florence,

Navy Completely Surprised by Raid, Stark Says   Pearl Harbor Air Attack Not Seen as Possibility

Navy Surprised At Jap Attack, Stark Declares   Pacific Bastion Was Thought Safe From Air Strike

Before Comat   More Questions Are To Be Asked by Counsel and Members

—PEARL HARBORJap Attack On Hawaii Unexpected  Stark Resumes Probe Testimony

ADMIRAL STARK SAW FRISCO AS LIKELY TARGET   Thought Japs Would Attack U. S. Coast Proper Before They Would Attack Hawali; Continues [estimony.

Adm. Stark Admits His Surprise Of Japs’ Attack  Broad-Scale Offense Not Expected By U. S. Commander

Stark Foresaw Surprise Attack At Pearl Harbor  Gite Cited Po sibility

‘Temperatures   Stark Admits He Didn’ t Expect.  Raid on Hawaii   Navy Envisioned Much Smaller Operations By the Enemy; Nevertheless, I Tried to Put Al) Commanders on Guard, Says Admiral

Stark Declares Attack On Pearl. Not Anticipated   Tells Probe Committee He Believed Hawaii Raid To Be Only Possibility

Richardson New Probe  Counsel .   Admiral Admits He Was Caught Off Guard by Big Jap Offensive

Stark Says Navy  Wasn’t Expecting Attack On Hawaii   Knew Attack Was Possible, But Didn’t Expect Je At That Time.

In December of Fateful Year Didn't Look For Broad-Scale Jap Offensive  SURPRISED AT ATTACK  Nevertheless, Meant His Nov. 27 Warning to Put Al Commenders on Guerd

South Pacifie Area Shown By All Reports   Naval Commander Told In October That Japs Were Not Expected to ‘Sail Into Us”’

Stark Testifies Navy Surprised By Pearl Harbor  Former Chief Tried To Have All On Alert  Bee Beccee Px ct cciwem mis

Surprised by Broad Scale Offensive.   Expected Jap Subs Off Frisco, Admiral Tells: Probers -

Pearl Harbor Blow Unexpected--Stark   Fermer Naval Chief Says His Message Warned of Attack From Any Direction

Says Navy Also Did Not Expect Broad Japanese Offensive   Senate-House Committee Resumes Its Sessions After Holiday; Says Navy Evidence Indefinite

Stark Says Attack Came As Surprise   Admiral Tells Committee Navy Was Not Expecting Pearl Harbor Raid or Broad Scale Offensive

BLOW AT HARBOR SURPRISED NAVY   Stark Says He Thought Japs Might Hit U.S. Coast

Stark Feared Japan Attack   Surprise Raid Seen Long Before Harbor

Admiral Tells About Events Before Sneak   Says Submarines Would Have Been No Surprise

STARK ASSERTS HE ANTICIPATED NO MAJOR STAB   Admiral Admits Navy Was Not Expecting Jap Attack On Pearl Harbor

Stark Did Not Get Pre-War Tipoff On Jap Sneak Attack   Richardson Named As  Probers’ New Counsel

Admiral Claims Attaek  Surprise   Navy Didn’t Count On Pearl Harbor Blast In 1941

Stark Jestities Attack Surprise  Expected First Move in Southeast Asia

ADMIRAL STARK SAYS NAVY DID NOT LOOK FOR A JAP ATTACK   Tells Committee Big Scale Strike Was Not Foreseen  For Pearl Harbor

Richardson Will Direct War Probe   New Chief Counsel Named Today—Stark Knew Jap Pear] Harbor Interest

Stark States Navy Expectec Coast Attack   Admiral Tells Pearl Harbor Probers That Japs Were Expected Off Coast at SanFrancisco.

Wouldn’t Have Been Sure prised By Jap Subs Off San Francisco.   HOLIDAY 3S OBSERVED

Attack By Air Not Expected, Stark Testifies   Subs Off California Coast Would Not Be So Surprising

Named Counsel of Committee   Seth Richardson To Succeed. Mitchell

BROAD-SCALE OF OFFENSIVE IN PACIFIC A SURPRISE 10 NAVAL OFFICIALS STARK SAYS   Former Chief of Naval Operations Testifes He Was Not Expecting Acctack On Hawaii  PR ee ee Na Oe a   EXPECTED FIRST ASSAULT IN SOUTHEAST ASIA

GOVERNMENT PROCEEDS WITH PLANS TO START OPERATING BIG MEAT INDUSTRY TONIGHT

Anderson Asks Men to Return   Telegraphed Appeals Go to Head of AFL and CIO Unions

US. PREPARES FOR SEIZING OF PACKING FIRMS   A.F.L. Tells Its Men To Go Back When Government Steps In Saturday

Appeals Made To Unionisis  To Go To Work   Secretary Anderson, Direct ed to Take Over Packing: houses, Cites Penalties Facing Nou-Workers   Parley Request _— By CIO Too Late   Meanwhile, Union Wage Policy Group Is Confer.  _ ring On Whether to Ore   der Return te Work’

CONGRESS PASSES OLD ABE “FREEZE”   Tax to Remain at One Per Cent; Several Solons Attack Action in House

Congress Okays Security Bill   Tax Frozen, Benefit Rates Tnereased Siichily

She's Miss Levelland  LELA PAXTON,   BILL GOES TO TRUMAN’S DESK Congress Approves Freeze Of Social Security Taxes

SECURITY TAX FREEZE VOTED      Measure Seeds Off Rise Of $2 Billions Set In  Coming Year

BILL GOES TO TRUMAN'S DESK Congress Approves Freeze Of Social Security Taxes

OFFER DEFENSE IN EFFORT TO CLEAR STEPINAC   Archbishop Maintains Stoic In Yugoslavia Collaboration Trial

CLAIM PRELATE HELPED NAZIS   PROSECUTION ENDS CASE AGAINST ARCHBISHOP

Reds Strip Korean Coal Mining City, Writer Declares   Ry TOM MASTERSON

Reds Strip Korean Coal Mining City, Writer Declares   Ry TOM BActTReERenH

U.S. Diplomats  Worried by” Trouble Spots Turkey and Iran  Involved With Weep wee.

TURKEY, IRAN CHIEF WORRIES   Present Top Diplomatic Pro: blems to U. S. on Eve of Meeting

Iran Problems ToPlague UNO   United Nations Assembly to Begin Meet Next Thursday

U. S. Diplomats Worried by Trouble Spots  Turkey and Iran Involved With U.S.S.R. Neighbo:

NEAR EAST IS TROUBLE SPOT   Relations of Turkey, Iran With Russia Are Worry To U. S. Diplomats

China Gripped By Starvation   Millions Subsist On Grass And Tree Bark

Fly Food — ‘To Starving   Chennault Forming Air Transport Unit to Get UNRKA Relief to Famine Area in China

Air Transport to Fly Food to Inland China   Chennault Heads Emergency Group to Aid UNRRA

Emergency Distribution of UNRRA Fook By Air to China’s Starving Millions Planned; Land Stripped Bare

UNRRA To Fly Food To Famine Areas In China   Emergency Aid Mapped Millions Eating Grass Roots And Clav.

‘Chennault Group Flying Food to Areas of China Where Millions Are Dving

Emergency Food To Be Distributed By Air To Starving Chinese Peonle

HUNGRY CHINESE EAI GRASS, ROOTS, CLAY   Yhennault Will Try To Fly UNRRA Food To Area

SEVERE FAMINE InCHINA   UNRRA Planning Emergency Food — Distribution

Young Veterans Support Needed   Not Pulling Weight In Legion Yet

World War  Vets” Urge Solid Support Of NewLegionnaire:  Say ‘Youngsters’ Not . Taking Firm Grasp ha  Ff ean o Coen Eel Reem

TO AVERT NATION-WIDE RAIL STRIKE   Two Brotherhaods Have Threatened: To Walk. Out

AFL Leaders See No Genera] Rail Shitdown   Believe Strike Can Be ,Averted Despite .Threat, Of Two Brotherhoces To Walk Out

GOOD TIME WILLIE   . Korean Prince Wonders About His Next Yen and Democracy

Utah Town Hunts three Missing Clues In Death of Altar-Bound Ohio Sailor

Edifor Found Dead With Knife Woune   Police Seek Clues to De. termine Cause of Death of Man

WHITEWASH CHARGE HURLED AT RAYBURN   Appointment of Campaign Expense Probe Chairman Draws Ire of Investigation Sponsor.

GEN. MORGAN RELEASED AS UNRRA CHIEF   LaGuardia Defends His German Displaced Persons Head

CHIEF IN WNRRP TASK RELEASED   British General Goes Out, Replaced By Mever Cohen

Annoint Cohen  Salad pall adie RASS NSW a at we ee  To UNRRA Posi   Gen. Morgan, Storm Cen ter of Controversy, Given Release

IS REPLACED   UNRRA Chief of Displaced Persons Is Succeeded By Meyer Cohen

Appoint Cohen To UNRRA Post   Gen. Morgan, Storm Center of Controversy, Given Release

Morgan Released From UNRRA Job  LaGuardia Urges Entry Of Refugees

Indicate Red Troops May, Leave Iran Before UNO Council Is Foreed To Act

UNO May Pass Test Unharmed   Qavam Indicates Russians May Withdraw Troops Soon

fiope For Break  In Crisis   UNO Security Council Might Pass Dangerous Test Without Injury

Solution Near  In lran Cricie  Hb PG VUilvivu   Premier's Statement Russia Will Move Troops Out Expected to Solve Problem; UNO May Not Need to Intervene

COLLAPSE OF IRAN CRISIS SEEN AS POSSIBILITY   Issue Could Be Settled Easily if Russians Leave Area

‘Jranian Minister Gives New Hope with His Statement; ‘Council To Meet Monday =

Premier Thinks Soviet Soldiers May Leave Soon   Tehran Case Is Sure To Come Before UNO Council in Some Form

HOPE OF COLLAPSE OF IRANIAN GRISIS RAISED IN U.N. 0.   Premier Qavam’s Statement Leads to Belief Russians May Pull Their Troops Out of Country.   SECURITY COUNCIL TO CONVENE MONDAY   Sec. Byrnes, Goy. Dewey and Mayor O’Dwyer Will Welcome Group to Temporary Headquarters.

UNO Aids Hint Early Break In Iran Dispute   Teheran Hopes for Russ Eyxit Cheers Delegates

But Just Where the iranian Gevernment Stands Appears to Be A Question

UNO Hopeful It Can Pass Monday Test   Accord Hinges On Withdrawal Of Russian Troops From Iran

UNO Might Pass Wittout = {njury Dangerous Tests   Russians May Begin Pulling Troops ack Home

END OF CRISIS WILL LIGHTEN TASK FOR UNO   CHINA COMMUNISTS DARKEN OUTLOOK AT CHUNGKING

Officials Hope Break In Crisis  To Come Monday   Premier Qavam Says Appeal For Action Was Unauthorized

Iranian Crisis Collapse Seen   Appears Security Council Might Pass Monday Without Injury.

Break Held Possible in Iran Trouble   UNO Speculation Is That Russia May Begin te Pull Troops Out of Country Soon

UNO Officials Hope for Break In Iran Crisis   Premier Qavam Says Russia May Begin to Evacuate Troops From Jran Back to Russia

Hope Gaining In Iran Crisis   Security Council May Get Past Its Most Dangerous Test to Date

REAL BREAK 'S EXPECTED ON MONDAY   Statements By Stalin on Friday Is Hopeful Sign

A Slender Thread Hope Looms Soviet Troops to Leave Iran, Settle UNO Crisis

SOVIETS HINT TROOPS MAY BE WITHDRAWN   UNO Security Council . Seen Avoiding First Critical Test

CATCHES 6 CHILDREN DROPPED 3 STORIES   Man, Standing on Broken Leg, Saves Youngsters Tossed From Burning House.

Leg Broken In Leap,But Man Catches Six Children Dropped Three Stories

PACKERS UNION FOR RATIONING   BLAME PACKING HOUSES FOR MEAT SHORTAGE

COURT UPHOLDS ‘DEATH SENTENCE WY HOLDING “ACH   Sustains SEC on Dissolving Two Big Companies of Electric Bond-Share   SPURNS TALMADGE CASE   Refuses for Second Time to Rule on Georgia Unit Voting System

Current War Profits Study ‘Only Peek Under Tent’   Beain Circumstantial Evidence Case Against Heirens Tomorrow

Joplin Man Defeats Don 0. Adamson of Webb City, 67 to 39, in Contest for Head of County Committee — Don C. Grafton, Disappointed, Announces Withdrawal As Candidate for Legislature and Walks Out of Meeting.

COCOA FOR REICH CHILDREN.   U, S&S. Will Give Quarter Pound as an Added Yule Present.

District Court Opens Jan. 14  QQ KK. Thamncon   G. K. Thompson Presides As Judge

ae MONTANA LETTER   Correspondence Is In Behal Of Senator Wheeler’s  Candidacy

WATER POLLUTION Is TO BE DISCUSSED   Recommendations Will Be Presented By State Commission To Leviclatice Council

Byrnes Confers On Yugoslavian Situation Today  Senator Connally Alen Te in Paric

Byrnes Leaves Peace Parley To Talk With His Advisors  As Tension Grows In Crisis   Blunt Ultimatum Overshadows All Else At Time

Byrnes Confers On Situation   British Regard Note To Tito as Strictly American Matter

Byrnes Leaves Conference for Yugostay Talks   Issue Overshadow: Peace Talks at Paris Meeting

Peace Parley Activities / Activities Overshadowed  New if S. Note to Psion Seizes Peace Parley Limelight

SECRETARY BYRNES 1S GIVING HIS ATTENTION 0 DETAILS IN PRESENT YUGOSLAV INCIDENT   Ultimatum Overshadows All Other Problems Among Diplomats of Peace Conference Now in Paris Session-——Fighter Plane Protection Is Under Consideration—Other Worldwide News

Byrnes Meet Advisors on Tito Issue   U. S. Ultimatum Overshadows Paris Peace ‘Conference

Slav Snarl Is Responsible For Action   Secretary Goes Into Conference On Crucial Issue

BYRNES CONFERS ON YUGOSLAVIA   Tito’s Representative and Russ Delegate Talk

BYRNES TALKS OVER YUGOSLAY SITUATION WITH HIS ADVISORS  CONNALLY ARRIVES IN PARIS; PARLEY WORK LOSES SPOTLIGHT DAY

Sec. Byrnes Shuns Peace Talk; Calls  His Main Advisors   Ultimatum to Marshal Tito Overshadows All Else With Diplomats

BYRNES LEAVES CONFERENCE 10 AIR SITUATION   ‘State Secretary Sees Top Advisors—Talks Overshadow  Peace Meeting

Secy. Byrnes Leaves Peace Sessior To Confer on Yugoslav Situation   Blunt American Ultimatum Overshadows All Else At Paris Conference; Slav News Official tn London Says Tito May Reject Demands

U. S. Secretary In Conference  With Advisers   Byrnes Leaves Paris Session to Discuss Yugoslav Situation

Byrnes, Advisors In Huddle on Hot Yugoslav Questior   Ultimatum Takes Precedence Over Regular Paris Conference Busjnece

PARIS ‘BUZZES’ OVER FLARE-UE   Byrnes Leaves Meeting T Confer On Yugoslavia

VU. S. Diplomat Leaves Session Of Peace Parley   Members Of Yugoslavia’s Delegation Say Matter fs In The Hands Of Marshal Tito

Byrnes and Advisers Go Into Huddle   Paris Conference Overshadowed by Balkan Situation

Secretacy Byrnes’ Leave  Peace Conference Aimost as Soon as It  Convened

BRYNES LEAVES PEACE MEETING TO CONFER ON  YUGOSLAV RIFT   Wanted To Talk With Advisors On U. S. Ultimaturn  To Yugoslavia

ULTIMATUM {3 TO? TOPIC AY PEACE PARLEY   State Secretary Coucerned Over Yugeslav Act

Se ee ee ee eee ee ee ee  Byrnes Leaves Peace Meet to Talk Advisers on Yugoslav Crisis

Byrnes Gives Day ToYugoslav Issue  Leaves Peace Conference To Confer with His Advisers  KARDELJ TO MOLOTOV     Reparations and Territorial Demands on Agenda for   Reparations and Territorial Demands on Agenda for  Meeting

Byrnes Meets Leaders to Study Incident   U. S. Envoy Leaves Peace Gathering; Probes New Crisis

Leaves Peace Conference To Talk Over Yugoslav Dispute... .  Byrnes Closeted With His Advisors

Byrnes in Early Exit From Parley   Diplomats See Blow To Treaty Settlement

FEW BAONCIBALL CHANGES SEEN   Butler University Coach Addresses K wanis C ub: Net Team Is Honored

FEW BASKETBALL CHANGES SEEN   Butler University Coach Addresses K:wanis C.ub; Net Team Ye Woncored

Time Clock For A-Bomb Explosion   Intricate Trigger Mechanism Insures Bomb Will Not Be  ’ Set Off Prematurely

Fire Destroys Henderson Plant   Five Business Establishments Including Daily Dispatch Burned

BREWSTER WOULD STOP BRITISH LOAN   Calls on Britain to Keep Pal.  peel Bean tee

WOULD FORCE BRITISE TO KEEP PROMISES   Recommends Withholding Payments On Loan

May Charges Probe Chief With Politics’   : Asserts: Sen: Mead “Wants Publicity ‘For ‘N.Y. Campaign

FRANCO REPORTED T0 ‘BE SENDING MEN TO BORDER NEAR FRANCE  UNITED STATES VIEWS REPORTED SENT OVER

Franco Reported Sending More Troops To Spanish Side Of French Frontier

Bidault Requested American, British Support in Spain   U. S. Dispatches Certain Views But Refuses Disclosure

France Sees Spain As Danger to Security of World   Foreign Minister Bidault Would Bring Franco Government Before United Nations Security Council; U. §. British Aid Asked

American, British Support Is Sought In Effort To Get SpainBeforeUnitedNations

France to Haul Spain Before SC  Anglo-American Support Asked   ALSO TO ASK TRILATERAL RRERATR

U.S.-British Move Sought   UNO Quiz Demanded On Spanish Situation

FRANCE WANTS TO TRY FRANCO   U. S. And Britain Asked To Support Plan To Call Spain Before Security Council To Face Charges.

French To Push Fight On Franco  UNO Council Action On Spain Is Sought

WANT SPAIN BEFORE UNO COUNCIL   French Request American And British Support

FRENCH TO SEEK SPAIN HEARING   Bidault Reported Lining Up U. S., British Support

FRANGE WANTS SPAIN BROUGHT BEFORE UNO   Seeks U. S., British Support In Security Council Plan

Say Spain Closes Border   Popular French Outcry For Break With Spain Grows

Bidault Note Said Sent To 2 Nations Stressing Danger To World Peace; Pressure Mounts In France For Diplomatic Break.

ITALIAN. LEADER WILL ABDICATE   King Victor To Quit Throne After 46-Year Reign

KING OF ITALY WILL ABDIGATE   VICTOR EMMANUEL STEPS DOWN. SATURDAY

U.S. of Europe  Plea Renewed   British Conservatives Rap American Policy

MOVIES HAVE — ~NEW STRIKES   SEVEN STUDIOS ARE PICKETED _ AS. NEW STRIKE IS CALLED —VIOLENCE IS EX. PECTED

1,300 PICKET FILM STUDIOS   Warner and MGM Target: as Producers Ignore Ultimatum

Two Studios At Hollywood Are Picketed   Thirteen Hundred Pickets Surround Warner Bros. ‘And I'.G.M. Studios   OTHER GTUDIOS FACE PICKETING

Reds Grab for Share  in Colonies   Russ Spring Demand for Say in Control of Italian Empire

Soviets Surprise Big 4 Conference With Request For Say in Year's Occupation Of Africon Areas

Surprise Action Brings New Snac To Paris Parley   Committee Reports Failure To Agree on Future of Territory

RUSSIA DEMANDS SHARE IN CONTROL   Finger in Italian Colonial Pie Is Asked Today by Soviet.

RUSSIA GIVES IN INON TWO  °22 DIFFICULT PROBLEMS, BUT ASK SHARE IN ITALIAN COLONY. : 2 E CONTROL ©

RUSSIANS WANT SAY IN ITALIAN COLONIES’ FATE   Spring Surprise Demand For Partial Control In Next Year

ABBOTTSTOWN HOME IS DAMAGED BY FIRE   Blaze Takes Place Early This Morning At Residence Of Mr. And Mrs. Amos Kuhn

LEADERS STUDY MERGER ISSUE   Truman Calls in Top Army, Navy Figures To Settle Unification Question

Westinghouse  Strike To End   Agreement On Settlement O: Long Strike Is Reached Late Thursday   RATIFICATION IS EXPECTED SUNDAY

Westinghouse Vote Is Set   Union to Ratify Strike Sett.ement; Steel Outout Cut

Anderson Asks Farmers To Stick To Government Production Goals In 1947

FEARS SURPLUS   Anderson Desires Method te {nsure Production Goals.

Farm Price Support Program May Be Linked to Production Control System

FARMERS WILL: BE ASKED TO WATCH PRODUCTION GOAL   Anderson Plans to ‘Avert Any Surpluses in Farm PreducHon Next Year

Federal Crop Goal Program Under Study   * Seek Means of Getting Farmers to Avoid Big Surpluses

Sees Farm Surpluses    Agriculture Chief Urges Producers. To Stick to Goals

See. Anderson Fears Surplus, Seeks System  Of Crop Goals   Agriculture Chief May Link Support Policy To Output

‘Anderson Fears Surplus Crops ‘At Next Season   Production Controls May Be’ Linked To’ Price Support’ Program - Ta Prevent Overproduc - tion. 2 ee

WANTS FOOD 10 KEEP AT PEAK   Anderson Seeks Way to Ge! Farmers to Hold Goals

Federal Official Fear: Crop Surpluses In Nation Next Year   Anderson Seeks Method to Encourage Farmer: To Stick to Government Production Gaale- Warld’<« Food Demande Mav Dwindle

Anderson Reported Seeking Means For Farmers To Stick To Crop Goals

Crop Surpluses Expected Next Year — Aim To Induce Farmers To Stick To Production Goals

ANDERSON FEARS CROP SURPLUSES IN 1947 HARVEST   HOPES TO PERSUADE FARMERS TO RETAIN PRODUCTION GOALS

U.S. SEEKS PLAN TO STEADY CROP OUTPUT   Set Goals For Farmers Tc Get Consideration

Horrors! Food Surplus Looms to Peril U. S.   Anderson Seeks Way to Keep Crops Down; May Limit Acreage

Means To Persuade Farmers To Follow Crop Goals Sought   Secretary of Agriculture Fearful of Another Big Surplus

Crop Supply Might Go Above Demand In ’47  ha oe a “ren a -. AA a “a nee

Surplus In Some Crops Indicated For 1947....  Talk Of Trimming Output Of U.S. Food Next Year

Anderson Wants Farmers To Follow Government Crop Goals; Surpluses Feared   Agriculture Department Required To “Support” Prices Of Farm Commodities

Food Shortages Face Cities; Mail Embargo Looms   Railroad Association Official Says Strike Has Brought "Almost 100 Per Cent Shutdown”

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Convict Held In Jail Leads Break   Indian Trusty Charged With Assisting In Escape by Unlocking Cell.

Six Negroes —  Saaee Jail; - Four Caught   Conviet Held In Jail Leads Break   Indian Trusty ‘Chargec With Assisting ne Escape by ‘Unlockin; Cell,

RUSSIAN ENVOY JOINS COUNCIL   Gromyko Returns To Chamber As Delegates Scan Proposals for New Rules

GROMYKO COMES BACK INTO FOLD OF UN MEETING   Russian Delegate Returns To Security Council As Proposals For 34 New Rules Are Consid ered.

GERMANS FAILING IN DENAAIFICATION, GENERAL REPORTS   Clay Makes Charges at Stuttgart Says Yanks Will Take Over Unless Changes Made,   HIGH OFFICIALS TOLD OF OPINIONS

Denazify Ultimatum To Germans  By Gen. Clay   Charges Officials Failing in Program to Make Democracy Out of the Country

Gen. Clay Gives Germans 60 Days To Denazify American Zone; If They Fail A.M.G. Will Do the Job

Clay Charges Officials With ‘ailing Duty   “If People Can’t Do The Job, We Can,”  Gonernl Declareac

GERMANS GIVEN ULTIMATUM BY U.S. GENERAL   Reich Officials Are Told Americans Will Take Over Unless They Act Fast

Germans Accused Of Failing  In Denazification Program   General Clay Warns Them That If They Do Not Do Their Job The American Military Government Will; Stiff Language Used In Addressing Germans

Denazification Plan Bogging Down Says Clay   Gives German Officials 60 Days in Which to  Get Pronoram Coing

Clay's Ultimatum Orders Speed-Up Of Denazificatior   American General Charges German Officials With Failure in Program

Women Stage Tense Scene  In Court Room   Boy, 14, Arraigned -On Charge of Murder Of Woman and Girl

Peron Has Slim Lead In Voting   Argentine Democratic Candidate Tamborini Trails ‘Strong Man’

Livestock. . Floods U.S.  Stockyards   But Processing Of Meat Will Require Time; Hog And Lamb Prices Decline

Money Drags U. 5. Meat to Market   Price Control Remova Gluts Livestock Mart

Hogs Steady as Receipts For All Cattle Show Drop   Despite Heavy Run Little Fresh Meat To Be Ready By Weekend

eee OTe eee eee ee eS eee ee eee ee eee eS ee ee OO ee ee  Meat Flood Puts Little On Tables

Little Meat Is  Yet Available, Packers Report      Livestock Rushes  To Big Stockvards

SPEECH IN OHIO. BY TRUMAN SEEN   Aid in Coming Election Saic Possible

VOTERS CULL OUT VETERANS OF CONGRESS   HOUSE AND SENATE TEN PER CENT NEWCOMERS

OAHU THREATENED BY HUGE TIDAL WAVE   Aleutian Earthquake Called _ Water’s Originator

NEW TIDAL WAVE ‘SWEEPS TOWARD ISLAND OF OAHU   Started by Violen? Earthquake In The Aleutians

SUCCESSOR FOR STONE IS ONLY SPECULATION   Jackson And Douglas Are Mentioned For Post Of Chief Justice

Two Mentioned To Sueceed  Justice Stone   Funeral Services Set For Thursday for Jurist; Jackson or Douglas May Get Post

Robert Jackson May Become  Chief Justice   Name of Douglas Also Is Mentioned In Capital Speculation

cress nh ao mT Samed 65 Ke as TREO Cn aS ik mens  To Chief Justice

‘Governors Urge New Legislation  Many Resolutions Adopted at Meet

Old Timers Booted Out   Trend in Primaries Seems to B@Toward Kicking “Ins” Out ©

Primary Vote Shows Veteran Legislators On Political ‘Skid’  Record Year Seen   Record Year Seen For Change of Faces In Nation’s Capito]

ee eo OF MOST VOTERS      Old-timers in Congress are ot “Political Skids, Survey  . Reveals

Defeats Ot Old-Timers In Congress Indicate They're On Political Skids

Old- Timers In Congress  Get ‘Skids’   Trend In Primaries Held Todate Against Those Of Long Service

“Kiek "Em Out” Trend Pondered   11 Congressmen and Five Senators Beaten In Primaries

Many Old Timers Are On Political Skids Voting Shows   11 Representatives, Five Senators Fail To Make Comeback

PRIMARY TREND IS TO DEFEAT INCUMBENTS   Political Skids Appear Under Some Old-Timers

Many Solons On Way Out   Numerous Old-Timers In Congress on Political Skids, Primary Defeats Show

MAJOR FIGHT ON OPA SEEN   Senators Ready For Bitter : Battle Over Meat And  !   Dairy Controls

Major Batile On OPA Bill Expected on Senate Floor   Measure Approved By Committee Due for Debate Startine Monday

Major Legislative Battle Is Seen Over OPA Bil   Banking Committee Sends Final Draft Of Measure to Senate

Major Battle on OPA Expected  Provisions Will  bs PaO TORE, By ORE Uy

Senate Figthl un OPA Bil Looms, ~ Jafl Concede:   Senstor Feals Certain Some Provisions Will Provoke Battle

Senate Floor Fight Ahead or OPA Measure   Taft Sees Debate on Lifting Dairy and Meat Price Control

Mediator Dewey To Get Reuther, Wilson Together   Dewey Says Confab With Wilson Most Satisfactory

MEET SLATED TO NEGOTIATE 7-DAY STRIKE   Settlement ent Believed Near in Machine Pay Dispute

James Dewey, Crack Mediator, Gets Company, Union Heads to Agree to Meeting Tomorrow ©

Both Sides Agree To A Meeting Arranged Federal Mediat   Conference Wil Be Held At O   Outlook Considered B For Bringing About Of 70-Day Strike

GENERAL MOTORS, UNION CHIEFS 10 MEET MEDIATOR   Washington Rumors Fairless  May Accept Truman  Wage Proposal

Dewey Confers With Wilson and Leader of Union   Chances of Ending 70-Day Strike Are ‘Brightest in Weeks’

-MARITIME  Continue Tieup Of Shipping  AFL Workers Will Not Cross Lines

AFL Seamen End Wage Rate Dispute; To Return To Ships   Union Leaders Say Men Will Cros: Picket Lines Formed in Mary: land by CIO

SEAMEN PICKETS CHANGE PLACES   CIO Unions Strike For ‘Parity’ With A. F. Of L.

PICKET LINES WITHDRAWN BY A. F.L.   Some Union Members May Return To Jobs   Still Bone Of Contention; Curran Says 200,000 Workers Are Idle

CIO Mariners To Join Picket Lines   Baltimore AFL Men, With Strike Settled, Threaten To Cross Linec

SEEK BULGARIA BALLOT DELAY   Britain Wants Assurance Free Elections Now Possible

Record Crops Are Being Harvested Throughout Land  eegEs 2 rr tiéCSW   Livestock Feed Grains Top Peak

Fall Harvests Bear Out Forecasts Of Record Food, Feed Production

Fall Harvests Back Up Forecasts Of Crop Production That Will Set A New Record

Easy Victors In Race For Governor   But Several Other Offices Are Hotly Contested; Two New Cengressmen Named

Carlson and Woodring to Head Slates   Both Win Easily in Gubernatorial Race; Hagarman Increases  Lead: Ross Third

HagamanLeading By 7,555 Margin   Pulls Ahead of Cripe in Tight Race for Lieuten ant Governor   CARLSON, SULLIVAN IN   Woodring Wins Democratic Nomination; Vote Ex ceeds Forecast

LONG STRIKE HAS ENDED AT WESTINGHOUSE   Production, However, Fogged By Coal. Transportation Shortaves

Food Poisoning  Makes Many Ill   Cream Puffs Served To Atlantic City Hotel ‘Guests Blamed

Cream Puffs Poison 100 Hotel Guests   Panic Reigns At Atiantic City

N. J. Hotel Guests Suffer Poisoning   Kaufman Hotel Guests Collapse In Lobby, Hall ways and Bedrooms

Poison Food Causes Panic  ‘Naatance Tunnt 20m   Doctors Treat 300 Throughout Hotel

Near Panic Sweep: Hotel as Ptomaine Hits Many Guests   No One Is Reported © In Serious Condition; Cream Puffs Blamed

wae ee ee ee ee. ee ee ee a  Stork at Pitisburgh Wins Race with Taxi

Negro Executed For Murder Of A White Woman   Alligood King of Lenoir County Put to Death in (sas Chamber.

N egro, Executed F or Murder Of A White Woman   Alligood. King of Lenoir * * County Put to Death it in * Gas - Chamber.

Veterans House Outlook Bright   Expect More Supplies By Next Spring

More Supplies Hope of NHA   Veterans Housing Depend: On Production Increase

Retired Curmudgeon Stil V ery Busy—Variety of Cash Offers Stream Into Harold’s Fashionable Hotel Suite

Ciriiuidgeon t#ads Busy Life Even Though Retired  Ickes __ Receives . Man y Offers-of Well Pay-.....

DECLARES. CHINESE REDS WANT TRUCE   Communist Leader on Way Bacl to Capital—Peace Talks May Ra Reaumeot.

3 Japs Doomed For Canabalism   Sentenced To Die For Eat ing Roasted Livers Of Two U.S. Airmen.

Civic Work Planned For Many Sections   CITIES TO SPEND HUGE SUMS IN COMING YEAR

aFLIEF FROM HEAT WAVE IS IN SIGHT   Break In Hot Weather Is Expected In Wake Of Cool Air Mass Moving In From Middle West

Seamen  Bitter at Truman   Criticize Announce‘ment He Will “Break” ‘Strike, As Negotia‘tions Begin Again

Maritime Strike Talks ° 3 To Resume Amid 2 Paneor   Seamen’s Leaders: Charge ‘Truman Has ‘Torpedoed’ Negutiaione— - Hard Coal Miners Dig Gardens

Another Effort To Avert Strike  CIO Maritime Chiefs, . Ship Owners In Meet

Make New Effort to Avert Maritime Strike   ClO Leaders, in Bitter Mood, Charge President “Fired o Torpedo" into Settlement Neaotiation«

CIO Seamen Bitter Over Truman Act  Will Try Again To Avert Strike

C10 SHIP UNIONS ASSAIL TRUMAN   New Peace Talk To Be Helc As Bitterness Mounts

ClO Claims Truman Hurt Negotiations   U. S. Agencies Mobilizing Ships If Men Go Out

DARK AS HARD COALMEN WAIT   Maritime Talks Set; Anthracite Pact Studied As Soft Coal Is 0.K.’d

RENEW EFFORTS TO AVERT C10 SHIPPING STRIKE   Another Union Threatens tc Fight Truman at Election Time

CIO Seamen Voice Wrath   Bridges Says Truman  Torpedoed Pay Talk

Resume Maritime Talks After Charging Truman Torpedoed Negotiations

U. N. Polish Delegate Demands ‘Worldwide Break With Spain _   CIO Hits Truman On Shipping Issue

Boshart Elected By National Farm Loan   Named As Successor To Challman

METHODISTS IN BITTER ATTACK ON VATICAN TIE   Ask For Speedy End 0 “Farcical And Illegal Relationship”   DRINKING SCENES IN ‘MOVIES ALSO OPPOSED

Representation Af Vatican Protested      Baltimore Conference of Methodist Church Takes Action

Methodists Demand Thaf Truman End “Illegal Relationship” with Vatican

GOVERNMENT IN MOVE TO BOOST WHEAT EXPORTS   a ea a etre neta eemaaeadl  Bakers Predict Black Market In Bread If New Program Goes Into Effect

LINK MAY AND PATTERSON IN GARSSON CASE   War Secretary Asked More Manpower for — Mlinois Firms

Turkey Gives Reply to Russia On Dardanelle:   Principal Demands of Soviet Union Are  Reported Rejected

Turks Refuse Russ Ediet, Report. Claim:   U. S. Protests Soviet Tactics, Keeps Eye on Dardanelles

TURKS REJECT REDS DEMAND   Reply on Dardanelles Said To Oppose Control By Black Sea Powers

DEATH COMES TO MRS. R:-E MILNER   -Rites Held ‘Monday Fo. ~“Bsteerfied Plymouth “Gounty Resident

MILNER FUNERAL THIS AFTERNGON   Well Known Westfield Woman Was Sick Only One Day

NAZI OFFICER'S SUICIDE BARED   British Disclose Walter Yon Model Killed Self, Fearina Soviet Seizure

REVEAL SUICIDE OF NAZI GENERAL   VON MODEL SOUGHT OVER A YEAR; SLEW SELF WITH PISTOL

British Board Jewish Blockade Shin   Immigrants Leap — into Water: Fighting Is Heavy

Soviet Tanks And Cavalry Said Heading Toward trac And Turk Frontiers Today

Troop Movements Seen as Threat ‘To lraq, ‘Turkey   ‘Washington Officials Say.  Situation Is Grave, See Peace Threat

Spearheads Menace Turk, Iraq Borders   Pro-Soviet Coup Feared in Iran; U.S. Demands Reason for Action

Some of Men Believed To Be Heading for Turkey.  RUSSIA’S PRESS HITS CHURCHILL English Leader Is Called  Bogey Man in News Article.

U.S.-RUSSIAN RELATIONS IN GRAVE CRISIS   Moscow Reinforcing Troops In Iran With Armored Tanks and Cavalry.

TENSION RISES AS SOVIET ADDS TROOPS 'N IRAN   U. S$. Demands Explanation of Russian Move, Viewed as of Grave Import   TURKEY, IRAQ AFFECTED  Moscow Meanwhile Holds Up Churchill as Arch-Enemy in Children’s Paper

Washington Sending Notes ‘Asking Move Explanations   Russian Move Seen Possible Threat Toward Explosive Middle-East and World Peace   British Are Concerned Over New Advances Being Made In Iran

Reds Rush Troops Into Western Iran   State Department Asks Soviet to  Explain Maneuver

JUSTICE ABSENT, ATTORNEY SAYS   Counsel For Yamashita Lays Blame On Rules Of War

Jap Admits Plot to Fake Attempt on MacArthur's Lifeto Smear Reds

MARSHALL IN TOKYO; TALKS TO M’ARTHUR   General Is on Way to United States to Report to Truman on Phin:

Dreamboat- Land: in Cairo after Hop over Arctic  9,500-Mile Flight Proves Feasability of Trans-Polar Travel

9 500 Statute Miles Covered By Dreamboat   Service Found Practicable

Draft, Pay Bills Voted   ‘Temporary Induction Ban to Continue    For 2 Months, Patterson Says

CHANGE IN GUARD   Ball Succeeds Francis as  Captain of Local National Guard

Proposed British-Canadian Wheat Agreement Held Up By US Oppositior

U.S. Stand ls Balking Wheat Pact   Long-Term Agreemen For Canadian Grain Hits Trouble

PROPOSED GRAIN PROGRAM FAILS   u. S. Opposition Blocks Wheat Agreement Between Canada And Great Britain

ProposedCanadian British Wheat Pact Hits US Opposition   Food Minister Fails To Obtain Long-Range Grain Aareement

‘TEST CASE FOR POST- WAR TRADE ‘Uncle Sam Refuses \Wheat Buying Plan

CAMERAS for Sale at Yucca Studio, 23 Penn, Ave. (it)   HULL PLEADS FOR cEPPORT OF UNO

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All in The Various C sti

NOUPLE IN PERKAGIE WEDDED FIFTY YEARS   Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Simmons Honor Guests at Dinner   -EREMONY IN CAMDEN

U.S. Ambassador Talks With Tito   U.S. Army Officers Hunt Plane Victims

U.S. Envoy to Meet Tito   Marshall Calls His No. 1 Foreign Relations Expert

TITO HAS UNTIL FRIDAY NIGHT TO MAKE REPLY   f Two American Demands Are Not Met, UN Security Council Will Be Asked To Take Appropriate Action.   Tito Calls In Experts To Discuss Answer To U. S.

Yugoslav Situation  ‘Highlights   Tito, Foreign Relations Expert Confer On Reply To:-U.S! Demand

Complications Result From Plane Case   Meeting Slated To Be Held Near Austrian Border

Dutch Marines In  dane he is  ‘American Labels* Anger Indonesians

Twenty-Nine New Cardinals Receive Their Scarict Bircttas, Symbol of Cardinal Rank — Week's Program ts 30nd Friday.

New Uardinals Will Receive Red Hats Today  Public Ceremony Will _ Attract 12,000   SESSION TOMORROW   Old Members Mingle Today With Their  Colleacues

CARDINALS AT PUBLIC CONSISTOR Y   Series of Colorful! Ceremonies In Vatican City Coming te Close.

CEREMONIES AT VATICAN N EAR END   Over 12,000 See New Cardinals  Get ‘Red Hats’

12,000 WATCH 29 CARDINALS GET RED HATS   Three Nominees Are Absent From Rome Ceremony Because Of Illness   AMERICANS AMONG FIRST.   Prelates Receive Birettas From Pope Pius Xil, Hear Broadcast

OPA Is Directed to Boost Ceiling  Prices on Beef, Pork   New Powers Exercised by Anderson Who Specifies Meat Costs at Below Present Uncontrolled Levels

INCREASE IS ORDERED FOR CATTLE, HOGS   Action Means Hike In Retail Cost Above June 30 Mark

PRICE CEILINGS — ON MEAT TO BE SET ON SUNDAY   Mandate From Agricaliees Department Surprises OPA   PRICES TO BE ABOVE LAST JUNE 30 LEVEL

CONTROLS LACKING ON DAIRY PRODUCT:       Livestock’ Ce Ceilings E Effective Sept. 1 Jue dersons Action; Sub sidies Return

No Restoration Of Milk Price  Controls Seen  Porter Is Reminded Decisions Are Made Ry Decontrol Board

Control Date Set For September 1   Decontrol Board Says No Dairy Products Ceilings Can be Made Unless Authorized

Meat Ceilings To Be Above June 30 Level   © OPA Postpones Effective Date Of Livestock Ceilings

MEAT CEILING PRICES 10 BE GIVEN BOOS!   RAISE ORDERED TO AVERT POSSIBLE SHORTAGES

HIGHER PRICE CEILINGS ARE APPROVED   Secretary Anderson Exercises New Powers Approved by Congress

Beef to Increase 5/2 Cents Over Levels of June 30  Decontrol Board Hits Porter for Demanding Dairy Products Control

OPA Given a Mandate  Meat Ceilings to Rise   baal ll of al —_—  To Be Set at Level to Forestall Shortoge

ANDERSON ORDERS BOOST IN JUNE 30 CEILINGS ON MEAT   New Cattle Top $20.25, Hogs $16.25 — Consumer to Pay 514 Cents More for Beef, 214 More for Pork.   A BALD REMINDER IS GIVEN PORTER   Deconirel Board Says No Controls Will Be Restored on Dairy Products Unless It So Decrees.

Anderson Says No Controls On Dairy Products   Meats to be Under Present Costs but Above June 30 Levels

OPA Is Directed To Set Ceilings On Meat Prices   Establish June 30 Level:  Anderson Exercises New Powers -

OPA Given Ceilings For Meat   Prices Above June 30 ‘Level, But Lower Than Current Levels

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IL. E. Smathers Listed As Dead   Missing Over Germany Since Dee. 31, 1944

Property Revaluation Seen Excluded From Special 1946 Legislature Call

Legislature’s Call Probable   Second Hearing Set On Schoo! Revisicn

Geod Seed Corn For ‘46 Limited   Short 1945 Season Was Largely Responsible fo: Current Shortage

SOVIET-IRAN AGREEMENT REACHED, SAYS MOSCOW   EASES TENSION IN UNO COUNCIL, BUT MAY BE BROUGHT UP

Restaurants Urge to Use It Recombined  Milk Shortage To Be Studied

NO POSTING REQUIRED   Restaurant Prices Will Vary “Too Much and Too Often”

ARMY HOPES T0 DUCK EXTENSION OF DRAFT   Gen. Paul Avers Draftees ‘Too Expensive’

UAL OPERATORS 10 ANSWER UNION   Demands Made by Lewis for Welfare Fund To Get Reply.

TWO MINERS SHOT TO DEATH IN M DOWELL   Pair Of UMW Members Killed By Truck  Mine Foreman

TWO MINE WORKERS ARE SHOT TO DEATH   Men Killed When They Interfere With Unloading of Coal Truck at Welch, W. Va.

 BIG FOUR SESSIONS NEAREND  Russian Demands On Trieste Are Slowly Being Discarded

BIG 4 MEETING MAY END SOON   Break On Trieste, Molotov Plan To Go Home Seen As Good Signs

MOLOTOV HAS MADE A NEW CONCESSION   Relates to Trieste; Big Four Session  Nearing End

Another Maior Russian Demand ls Abandoned   Satellite Treaties Still Not Completed

Molotov Surrender On Trieste Supports Belief That Big 4 Will Adjourn

Russia Abandons Trieste Demand  At Big 4 Meet   Molotov Move Seen Indication That New York Session May End Soon

NEW YORK’S BiG FOUR MEET MAY END VERY SOON   Molotov Reported Abandoning Major Russian Demand On Trieste

Karly End Of Big Four   Parley Believed Sieceaieaide   Molotov Abandons Another Major Russian Demand On Trieste, No Hint Given Whether Session To End In Compromise Or Another Failure

New Concession By Soviets May Speed up Parley   Molotov and Byrnes Hold Private Talk on Dispute Over Trieste

BIG FOUR WILL BREAK UP SOON   MOLOTOV HAS YIELDED ON ANOTHER POINT

Molotov Yields on  Trieste  Reports Say He May Return to Moscew, Ending

WARM GULF AIR URS TEMPERATURE   Extended Cold Wave Begins Breaking Up Over Country

GULF AIR EASES UP COLD SPELL   Sub-Zero Weather Out For First Time In More Than Week

Local. ‘Government. Aid.  ‘Voted by Legislature    Appropriations of 14 Million Approved at Special Session; 8 Lausche Proposals Killed

Eight Lausche Bills Buried By Legislators   Session Ends at 3:30; Five Millions Voted For Local Government

Assembly Ends Special Session; Eight Lausche Proposals Are Defeated

LEGISLATURE ENDS SESSION; — EIGHT PROPOSALS REJECTED   SPECIAL SESSION ENDED IN EARLY HOURS THIS MORNING—MANY APPROFRIATIONS APPROVED

SOME REBELS SURRENDER AS BATTLE RACES   Guards and Leavenworth Sharpshooters Move in for Kill at Alcatraz

New Ships Will Be it With Eye- io Miiitary Use   yokesmen Say Nothing  Wil ‘Be Omitted That Is Needed ~. + for Futuve

MCC Requesting Hospital Charters   Medical Case Commission Will Investigate Statue Of State Hospitals

Harbin War Talk Delaying Truce   Government, Chinese  Troops Gird for Fight

Uhinese Army Presses Toward Harhin   Negotiations for _ Manchurian Peace Are Clouded

Chinese Army Presses Toward Harbin  Negotiations for ~_ Manchurian

Differences With Russia May Make Task Of Writing Peace Difficult   Russia, Because Of Uncertainty About Friendship Of Rest Of World, Believed Trying To Surround Herself With Friendly Governments

‘Go-lt-Alone’ Policy May Upset Peace Writing   Situation In tran May Affect Forthcoming Meeting Of UNO Council In New York City

Troubled Foreign Issues May Affect  Treaty Conference   However, No Move Yet To Defer Paris Mect: ing Set For May.

Russian Policy Imperils Job of Writing Peace   UNO’s New York Meeting, Paris Conference May Be Affected

Washington Concerned Over Moves   Fear Writing Of Peace for War May be bmperilled

—DIPLOMATS WORRIED— Soviet Policy Imper ils Task Of Writing Peace

Fear Task Of Writing Peace Pact Endangered   Big Power Suspicions  Slow Diplomats Work

Russian Policies Concern  Capital   Writing Of Peace Seen In Peril;  Iran Watched

Moscow Stand Seen As Threat To World Peace  Diplomatic Heads Bunrecc CaAneacn

As Threat fo Peace Pacts   American Officials See Urgent Need of Holding Peace Meet On May 1 as Set

RED STAND MAY PERIL TREATIES   Many Of American Officials Favor Speed On Pacts

Diplomats Fear Job Of Writing Peace imperiled By Differences With Russia

SCHEDULED PLANS TO WRITE END OF WORLD WAR Il SEEN DELAYED BY PRESENT SOVIET ATTITUDE

Reds’ Go-It Alone Policy May Require Rewriting of the Peace, Says Washinaton

Varteless / Years—  ‘Wolf of Campus’ Takes Actress to Swank Nitery

His First Date, But What a Date!— “Wolf” Squires Movie Star   Joke by UCLA Coeds Turns Out Well

UAW To Seek 21% Increase At Chrysler   Independent Veteran Pilots Group Offers To Sign With TWA

UNIONS CITE. ~ INCREASE '" LIVING COST   AVERAGE OF TWO DOLLARS A DAY PAY HIKE WILL ‘BE  =: ASKED-OF-CHRYSLER-~— ' CORPORATION 

School Election Judges to Be Certified Today  Party Meetings Sel This Week; Voters

School Election Judges to Be Certified Today   Party Meetings Set This Week; Voters Go to Polls April 6

PUBLIC WANTS OPA BUT WITH MORE ‘SANITY’   Republicans Felt Nation’s Pulse During Easter Recess

SOLONS BACK  i CAPITAL  AFTER RECESS   “Report on Public ~ Reaction, to House  Price Control Bill

Congress Renews — Hearings on OPA   GOP Leaders Say. Public  Favors House Action

Fees modest enough, says  Guy My ers  W: as naid over   Was paid over million in state

Caravans’ Candidates Are Tiring  Liana  —WVarnac   Cars, Voices Breaking Down

HOOVER PREDICTS — STUNTED WORLD   Says All Nations Must Aid Relief Program

Six Members of Defense Counsel for Jap War Criminals Resign in Dispute

Jap War Crimes  Tribuna! Defense  Counsel Resign — Lack Time To   roa rf. cn

Woman's Body Found in Boxcar   Had Prescription From Chicago Doctor

U. 5. to Stand Firm in Dispute With Russia   London Spokesman Denies Infringement of Moscow Plan

) Great Britain Aligns Herself Firmly Behind American Policy in Bulgaria

Moscow Conference Infringement Denied By London Diplomat   Reds Charge Barnes With Inciting Bulgars to Disregard Settlement; Political Negotiations Break Down

LONDON SAYS SOFIA PARLEY BREAKS DOWN   Demands by Allies Ignored by Sofia Government

Britain Backs U.S. Policy in Bulgaria  Riuicciaqn Charaac   Russian Charges Denied by Foreign Office

Britain Backs U.S. Policy  in Bulgaria   Russian Charges Denied by Foreiqn Office

Porter To Urge Truman Vete   Price Administrator Wants OPA Bill Vetoed If Meat, Dairy Controls Are Ont   TRUMAN'S ATTITUDE NOT YET REVEALEL

URGE PRESIDENT VETO SECOND OPA BILL   Truman Expected To Seek Revision

Wants Controls On Meat, Dairy  Products Prices OPA Chief Says  Senate Measure

American Note Handed to Tito Envoy   State Department Answers Charges Regarding Flights

Views Expressed In Blunt Note  Tito’s Reports Of Fliahts Challenaed

lito’s Charges Of 218 Illegal Flights Denied   Acceptance of Demand Would Wind Up Incident

Payment Of Idemnity Bill May Close Plane Incident   Government Makes Clear It Believes Tito’s Report of Unauthorized Flights Over Yugoslavia Fantastically Exaggerated

Germany Won't Reach Schsistence  Level Till 1950, Gen. Clay Predicts

Gen. Clay Sees Long Puil Fo:  Reich Economy   Estimates Te Will Not Hit Even Low Subsistence Level Before Year T3450

GEN. DRAPER REPORTS ON GERMANY   Says Nation Can’t Survive Except as One Economic Unit

GERMAN FUTURE IN GRAVE DOUBT   CANNOT SURVIVE UNDER PRESENT ECONOMY

DEATH OF SIAMESE KING CALLED ACCIDENTAL: PRINCE GHUMIBHOL SUCCEEDS KING

At Least 50 Killed When Terrorists Bomb Hotel:. . In Palestine; City Shaken

ETT eee Tere eT eee eee Tere eT eee eee e eer eee eee e eRe eee eee RAE TERETE R RET EREETERe Eee a eee  Late News   Bomb Kills 50 Persons In Jerusalem

Huge Jerusalem Hotel Bombed  At Least 50 Die In Terrifying Blast

Bomb Shatters Wing Of Hotel Used As Br. Army Headquarters; 60 Hurt

Terrorists Hit British   Attack Comes 23 Days After Arrest of 2.000 Jews, Leaders.

Wikre. Wii. Aa i: navy PRRLBRA: Cas  Explosion Rips Building Apart   Tarrerizte Planted Expla                  a a PY  fap 5aR ake  Headquarters   Curfew Clamped On Entire City   American Correspondent Richard Mower Numbered Among 60 Report. ed Injured

HUGE HOTEL Is BLOWN UP; &0 HURT IN BLAST   Attack Follows Arrest of 2,000 Jewish Leaders by Britain’s Soldiers

Fifty Killed In Jerusalem  Hotel Blast   Attack Follows Occupation Of Jewish Agency and Arrests of Leaders

Hotel Blast Kills 0 in Jerusalem, Jars Entire City   U. S. Correspondent Listed Among 60 Hurt in Explosion

Explosion Destroys British Offices In Huge Hotel Building   English Order Strict Curfew After Attack; Post Correspondent Injured By Falling Debris

TERRORISTS BOMB HOTEL IN JERUSALEM KILLING 50   Blast Shatters Part Of Building Housing British Army Officials

Palestine In New Outbreak As Hotel Bombed   OVER 50 PERSONS ARE KILLED IN BIG BLAST

FIFTY PERSONS KILLED IN BOMBING OF HUGE HOTEL   It Was Headquarters of the British Army In Jerusalem.   A TERRIFYING BLAST   The Blast Shook the Modern Part of the Ancient City.

BOME BLAST HO OFFICE OF BRITISH ARMY   Body of One Man Blown Across Street; Girls at ATS Ameng Injured.

TERRORISTS IN JERUSALEM WRECK BRITISH HEADQUARTERS KILLING TEN, WOUNDING SIXTY   Distribution of Bread in Belfast Is Taken  Over by Army Trucks——Coalition Government in China Is Urged by Madame Sun Yat-Sen—Civil Liberties in Bolivia Restored—World News

0 Die In Blast As Bomb Wrecks Jerusalem Hotel  T errorists ‘Blamed . For New Outbreak

Terrorist Bombs  Kill 50 Persons   British Palestine Headquarters Shattered in ‘Revenae’ Blast

Terrorists Bomb And Shatter Part Of Huge King David Hotel   Building Houses British Staff   Veteran Postmaster Known To Be Among Dead; One American Injured

BOMB KILLS 50 IN JERUSALEW   Explosion Wrecks British Army Headquarters

Bomb Blasts Big Hotel In Palestine   Terrorists Cause 50 Deaths; Many Are Injured in Explosion

HEADQUARTERS OF BRITISH 15: BLOWN UP BY TERRORISTS  MANY BELIEVED HURT AC BOMP EYPTAncce.

Blast Kills At Least 50 With 60 Injured   American Writer Among Those Hurt By Explosion

U. S. Writer Among 60 Injured   Explosion Is Likened to Detonation of  500 Pound Bomb

U.S. Newsman Among 60 Hurt  In Explosion   Curfew Imposed on Jerusalem After Terrifying Blast

60 Others Injured By  Terrorists   Explosion Set Off Near British Army

HEADQUARTERS OF  BRITISH 1S BLOWN  UP BY TERRORISTS MANY BELIEVED HURT  __ AS BOMB EXPLODES; ALL TOWN SHAKEN

BOMB SHATTERS BRITISH ARMY HEADQUARTERS   Terrorists Retaliate for Raids, Arrests of Agency Leaders

Luxurious Hotel Is Destroved   Armed Band Bombs British Offices in Jerusalem. Kill 50  Or More Persons

Terrorist Bomb Rips Jerusalem Hotel Kills 50   ‘Modern Section of Ancient City Rocked by Terrifying Blast

Huge Hotel Bombed at  Jerusalem   At Least 50 Persons Dead In Blast That Shattered King David Hotel, Headquarters of Secretariat

Many More Hurt In Outbreak of Violence Today   Hote! Was Headquarters Of British Army That Recently Arrested Some 2,000 Jews Re CARTER DAVIDSON

Senators Open Debate On Revival   Charge Agency With ‘Scaring The Public’

Certain Proposed Exemptions Face Bitterest Fight   Senator Barkley Sponsored Price Formula Will Be Opposed By Senator Taft. Gives OPA Former Pricing Powers.

ROUGH GOING PREDICTED FOR NEW PRICE BIL!   Both Sides Charged With Using Pres.  gure Tactics 

OPA Showdown Comes In Senate Decision Today   FRIENDS AND FOES USE “PRESSURE” TACTICS IN FIGHT

Showdown Battle On Price Control Opens in Senate   Bill Would Extend OPA in Modified Form A Year; Faces Rough Going With Filibuster Threatened

Ford to Accept Guard Quota  Force to Include  lle vwhes wae TT tt

Limited Itnereases For Products May Be Answer.  BENDIX WORKERS PRESENT CASES  Negotiations Started At Detroit For New Contract.

“LABOR TENSION EASED BY NEW PRICE FORMULA   wPolicy Based On Increases In U. S. Living Costs Is Deemed Adequate   STEEL GOES UP $5 A TON   Pay Hikes Must Be Approved Before Price Increases Will Be Granted

NEW WAGE-PRICE FORMULA IS EXPECTED TO SETTLE STRIKES IN 3 INDUSTRIES

New Truman Formula Raises Hope   Picture Brighter In Steel, Electric And GM Talks

Most Of Negro Soldiers Jailed After Melee In South Carolina Released

TO NARROW OPA PRICE POLILIES   Committee To Hear Additional  Testimony Today

OPA Showered With Criticism   Believe Powers Will Re Cut After June 30

OPA TARGET OF HOT CRITICISM IN HOUSE   Both Branches to Try to Narrow Powers of Agency After June 39

FLOOD OF CHARGES HURLED  AT PRICE CONTROL AGENCY  -D-U R-IN-G-EXTENSION=— "DEBATE

THREE GREEK TOWNS RAIDED   Bands Reported Infiltrating From Albania And Yuqoslavia

3 VILLAGES ATTACKED   One Wash Burned According to Re ports in Greece

Veterans’ Agency To Retain Newton Baker      Martinsburg Hospital To Continue Treating Disabled Vets

Veterans’ Agency Will Retain Army Hospital At Martinsburg, W. Va.

ALBANIAN BID DIVIDES U.N,   Membership Action to Bring Skirmish Between Reds, Wastern Paware

Fight Seen Over UN Memberships   Albania’s Bid Seen as First Test Case

ALBANIA’S BID TO UN SECURITY COUNCIL T0 TEST ORGANIZATION   Western Powers Vs, Soviet In New Tangle

ALBANIA TO BID FOR UN SEAT TOMORROW   Request Expected To Begin Battle Between Powers

US. and France Sign Aviation Agreement, Giving US. Air Rights In France and French Empire

‘United States Gains Broad Commercial Air Rights in ‘New Aviation Agreement

United States and France Sign New Aviation Accord   Pact Gives America Far. Reaching Commercial Air  Rights Abroad

FRANCE, U. S., SIGN NEW AIR AGLORD   Far Reaching Rights Are Given United States

U8. GETS USE OF FRENCH AIR BASES UNDER NEW PACT   France Granted Entry to Four Anierican Cities, UNO Home Site

U.S. FRANCE SIGN AN AIR AGREEMENT   America Gets . Far-Reaching Aviation Rights

Aviation Agreement Gives U.S. New Commercial Air Rights, Bases In France

Sign French © Aviation Pact   Given Commercial Entry Into Large Cities .

Seaman Strike Partly Eased By U.S. Plans   Steelman Amends Policy To Permit Payments Of Wage Demands

AFL Workers End Walkout On West Coas!   C1O’s 90,000 Members Quit, Plan to Picket

GOVERNMENT APPROVES AFL WAGE DEMANDS   Operators Favor Paf, Hike for “All Seamen To End WeekOld Walkout

ClO JOINS WITH AFL IN MARITIME STRIKE ON ATLANTIC COAST   Gov't Plan For Peace Achieves Only Partial Success

Maritime Peace Plan Meets Only  Partial Success   See Settlement Of A. F. L. Seamen's Strike, But C. I. 0. Now Begins Walkout   SHIP TRAFFIC IS BADLY TANGLED

Cold Wave Head: To Southeast: Denver Reeling   Situation Is Acute In Colorado City

Charges Woman's Treatment Barbaric  Held Six Months in Arkansas Jail as Material Witness in Murder Case

‘CHAVEZ CONTENDS REPUBLICANS’ ‘PLEA FOR CHANGE iS REFUTED BY. ‘PUBLIC OPINION; FLAYS HURLEY 

New Rules Won't Stop City Project   Firm To Proceed With Construction Of 300 Homes; Veterans Are First

KONIEV HEADS — ’—LAND-FORCES   NEW SPECULATION AROUSED OVER THE PRESENT STATUS OF MARSHAL ' ZHUKOV

France Requests U. S. To Back Proposed Action   Agrees In Principle To American Suggestion of Replacing Franco Regime

UNO COUNCIL ACT ON SPAIN   Request U. S. Support In Bringing Matter Before Group

LUBBOCK JOINS EASTER OBSERVANCE  Texas Towns Plan Sunrise Services Sunday Mornina

Recluse Leaves Small Fortune   Son Whom He Abandone¢ Will Get Entire Estate of - $50.000

U.S. Supreme Court Rules Against Ray   New York Courts Can Try Man for killing On Indian Reservation

Altered Ruling Called Solution to Ship Strike   Independent Union, ClO Raise New Threats in Tie-Up

New Strike Threat Given Govt. Board  3,000 Ships ar  limmmoa   3,000 Ships are immobilized In Maior Ports

UNIONS SPURN BOARD HEARING IN WASHINGTON   Representatives of Concerns Involved Urge Reversal of WSB Decision   ABOUT 3,000 SHIPS IDLE   Spokesman for Struck Lines Says Tieup Will End If Accord Is Allowed

Congress Is Denounced By CIO Unions  Wage Increases Be Asked By CIO Workers

Board Members Promised ‘They Will Get A Quick Decision From The_President. Wherry. Comes Near Calling Truman A Liar

PAY CONTROLS SPEEDING FOR A QUICK DEATH   Wage Board Members In Parley With Truman  On Procedure

‘Republicans Challenge Truman’s Truthfulness In Broadcast To Nation

Order to Erase Wage Curbs Due By Week’s End   Political Quarrel Over Meat Erupts with Wherry Challenge of President Truman’s Truthfulness Relative to Amendment

INDONESIA COMPROMISE HOPED FOR   British-Russian Dispute May Ferce UNO Showdown

Java May Start War  Says Red   Delay of UNO Actior Until Negotiations on Self-Rule Seen

INDONESIA DISPUTE TS: BEFORE UNO   Delays — - Adjournment; ) Russians, British  _At Odds Again.

IRAN ASKS UN NOT TO ERASE   Reds Demand Council Skip lasue, Basis Of Complaint

Position of Iran Same as Stated To UNO Security Council April 4   Wants Matters Referred fo Council To Remain on Agenda; Strengthens U. $. Hand

IRAN OPPOSES RUSSIAN MOVE TO DROP CASt   SOVIET DELEGATE RETURNS TO U.N. COUNCIL

Position Told In Request To Council Of UN   Polish Proposal to Break With Spain Also Up for Con. sideration—Council is Adjourned to an Indefinite Nase

Wishes Question to Remain On Agenda. Gromyka Returns. Poland Asks Break ‘With  a ti,

Security Council Meeting Adjourns  ~ fran Demands Case Remain On Acacenda

Ala Asks UN To Reject Red Request   Move Strengthens Hand Of U. S. And  Britain On Issue

Letter Says Position Has  Not Changed   Move Is Seen as Strengthening Stand of U. S., Britain

Request Made in Letter to Secretary.   Security Meeting Adjourned to Indefinite Date

REDS MAKE NO FIGHT OF IRAN CASE DISPOSAL   Council Adjourns With No Action Taken On  Controversies

Russian Move To Close Affair Opposed by Ale   Letter Backs Position Taken By U. S.. Britain

STAND LENDS STRENGTH 10 U.S. POSITION   Letter of Iran Govt. Made Public After  Adjournment

Issue Hangs Fire As Council Quits Until Called Again By President Quo; Gromyko Returns

Ambassador Ala’s letter sets forth his nation’s attitude   Council agrees to hold two meetings a year: adiourns to indefinite date

IRAN OPPOSES RED. PLEAULN. REMOVE CASE FROM AGENDA   Position Set Forth in Letter. That Is Circulated Among Security Council Dele-  gates.   TEHRAN’S POSITION REMAINS UNCHANGED   Stand Strengthens Hand of U. S. and Britain Who Had Indicated Opposition to Soviet Proposal.

OPPOSITION TO RED PLAN DEVELOPES   Iranian Position Is Set Forth in Letter To Secretary General

IRAN REQUESTS UN COUNCIL TO RETAIN DISPUTE   Group Asked To Reject Russia’s Demand That Matter Be Dropped   FRANCO ISSUE PUT FORTH BY POLAND

MYSTERIOUS, ‘TWELFTH PAS. SENGER” IS IDENTIFIED AS  AN “EX-SERGEANT IN IN ARMY .

Plane Survivors In Special Train Enroute To Vienna   Plane-Wrecked Americans Rescued From Alpine Glacier By Swiss Fliers

"12 Rescued In Alps Taker To. Vienna   Woman Is Affected Worst; One Soldier Suffers Broken Leg

Company Says Pay Hike Offer Conforms With Industry Wage Pattern: Union Terms Ballot Proposal Unwarranted Interference: Leaders Confer to Avert Telephone Tieup

@ PETER EDSON   Economies of Congress Look Good, But Don’t Mean a Thing

Conca Fall To Avert NU Walkout  4,500 Members Of ClO Union And 17 Carriers  Are Involved  0. HOUR WORK WEEK  SOUGHT BY SEAMER  NMU President Predicts  Immediate Tieup Of 44  " Vessels Will Spread   4,500 Members Of ClO   Union And 17 Carriers Are Involved   40-HOUR WORK WEEK SOUGHT BY SEAMEN   NMU President Predicts - Immediate Tieup Of 44 Vessels Will Spread

Credit Curb Is Widened, Tightened  Reserve Board Shortens Time For Repayment

CREDIT CONTROLS TIGHTENED BY U.S   REPAYMENT TIME ON LOANS SHORTENED AS ANTLINFLATIONARY MOVE.

CREDIT CONTROL TIGHTENED UP   Repayment Time. Cut; Deals Up To $2,000 Now Included

Elliott Roosevelt Claims His Father Tried For Peace ‘But It Is Being Lost Now

Elliott “Saw All” As Errand Boy, Doorkeeper And Bartender At International Parleys

BiG CAR RACKET GANG CONVICTED   Jury Finds Seven Guilty Of Netting $5,000,000 In Illegal Profits

OPERATORS OF AUTO AUCTION CONVICTED BY JURY TODAY   Ben Fishel Of Cairo And Six Others Accused Of OPA Violations

 Convicted of Used Car Racket   Profited $3,000,000 On Over-Ceiling Sales

7 Convicted in Used Car Trial  Conspired to Violate OPA Ceilings

Black Market Car ‘Roundup Seven Found Guilty Of Price Violations In Used Auto Sales

 leads Guilty To: SeriousCharge  Local Man Gets __ . - Suspended Sentence

leads Guilty To Serious Charge  Local Man Gets Suspended Sentence

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FOUR ENLIST; ONE RELEASED; 12 DISCHARGED   List Received Today Includes Five Men From the Navy and Eight. Brom the Army

List, Shows that Three Others. are Discharged and One. is Released.

IS WASHED OFF ROCK   Greer Garson Resened by Skipper of ‘Sardine Boat

C OO CHEST DRIVE      Will Be Conducted By The Business And Professional Women.

ing  MMUNITY =: CHEST DRIVE   Will Be Conducted Bj The Business And Pros fessional Women. — ~~

Lewis’ Return To A.F. of L. Expected To Aid Drive For Increased Strength   Expect Lewis To Swing C10.  Unions Back   A. F. Of L. Leaders Believe That Miners Return Mav End Schism In Labor

Lewis’ Return Expected To Restore AFL Dominance   Officials Expect Mine Workers’ Boss To Wean Many; Workers Away from CIO Unions

RETURN OF LEWIS TO AFL FOLD SEEN AS FIRST STEP’ TOWARD {INCREASED  RIVALRY

GAS TAX 10 BE CUT IN STATE   Two-Cent Slash Jen. 1 Will Lower Levy for Motorists To 5.5 Cents

HOGS OFF $2, CATTLE se 10 "1 LOWER   Wholesale Channels Filled, Creating Buyers’ Market

ASKS TRUMAN FOR FACTS ON WAD FEARS   Sen. Wilson Wants Amplification of Army Day Speech

“WAR FEARS” STATEMENT TQ BE AIRED   Congress Wants More Facts On Army Day Speect

ASKS PRESIDENT Te EXPLAIN “WAR FEAR?   Army Bay Speesn tn Chicage Arduses Senate Leader

More Stringent Controls on Coal Due in Few Days   Theaters and Schools May Be Next in Line For Government Ban

Restrictions On Rail Shipments Go Into Effect   Freight, Express, And Mail Affected; More Curbs Loom

With Fuel Diminishing More Stringent Controls  Over Use of Coal Expected

STRINGENT FUEL CONTROLS ARE FORECAST   Thousands Are Out of Work Due to Rail  Embargo in Nation

Tighter Curbs On Use of Coal Seen by Small   CPA Head Predicts ‘Some People Will Be Cold Within Week’

Tighter Rules On Coal’s Use Likely Soon   Essential Users To Get Coal Stock: Of Closed Plants

More Stringent Controls Seen  Action Forecast If Strike Continues

READY CURBS TO AUGMENT FREIGHT BAN   Jobs of Millions Are Threatened As Fuel Stocks Dwindle

Predict People Will Be Cold Within A Few Days Because Of Coal Strike   Even More Stringent Controls Over Use Of Coal Foreseen; Parcel Post, General Freight  Embargo In Effect Today

All Fun Spots, Even Schools May Be Closed   Parcel Post Jams Offices: Tighter Fuel Orders  Tn Peenaratiann

People To Be Cold In Week, Official Say:   More Stringent Controls On Coal Use Due In Several Days

More Stringent Controls Over  Use Of Coal   Curb On Parcel Post And Freight Embargo  Effective On Sunday

OWNERS PRESS LEWIS TO TALK ON MINE WAGES   UMW Chief Ignores Pay, Demanding Agreement on Welfare Proposals

WASHINGTON OBSERVERS SAY CIO HAS NO ONE CAPABLE OF REPLACING FORMER LEADER

DEATH OF .HILLMAN GREAT LABOR LOSS   Called “Sparkplug” Of CIC Venture Into Politics

Grand Jury To Resume Work Monday   Recessed After Several Days Work in April With More Investigating Plannex

Grand Jury Takes Recess to June: 3   Returns Six Indictments, Makes Recommendations Fo: Some County, City Officials, Has More Investigating To Do

Restating of American Policy Toward China Due Following Marshall's Stand

EXPECT EARLY STATEMENT ON CHINESE POLICY   Gen. Marshall Says Peace “Impossible” in That Nation Now

Marshall Gloomy In China Outlook: Civil War Looms   Ambassador Stuart Joins In General Marshall’s View Of Possibilities

CUAL PRICE HIKED 40.5 CENTS A TON   IPA Grants Boost in Bituminous Fuel to Offset Wage Increases and Other Gains U. M. W. Won in Strike.

OPA Hikes Prices On  Soft Coal   Average Increase 401, Cents; Iowa Boost Is From Dime To $1.47.

OPA Raises Soft Coal Prices ‘To Offset Wage Increases i) Won By Union Mine Workers   Fuel Prices Hiked An Average Of 4014c A Ton: Operators’ Strike Losses Included

Gains Made by John L. Lewis Will Come From Consumer’s Coal Pile, Averaging 401, Cents Ton.   ALL INDIANA COAL GOES UP 35 CENTS

0. P. A. BOOSTS SOFT COAL PRICE OVER 40 CENTS TO OFFSET MINERS’ WAGE GAIN

Will Offset Pay Boosts To Miners   New Prices Go Inte Effect Immediately

Wage Boosts Major Factor In Action   Advances Range From 10 Cents To $1.47 A Ton

Soft Coal Prices Go Up Average Of 40-Cents a Ton   OPA.Grants Increase To Offset Higher Pay, Other Gains for UMW

OPA Raises Price Soft Coal 40 Cents PerTon To Offset PayIncreases NowInEffect

Raise Granted In Coal Prices   Increase Offsets Recent Wage Hike

OPA Orders Boost In Price  For Soft Coal   Increase Averages 40 OneHalf Cents Per Ton To Offset Wage Raises.

Increases Granted By OPA To Offset Wage Boost Given Miners in Contract Between Lewis  And Government; Expect New Scale For Anthracite

NEW SCALE OF RETAIL PRICES EFFECTIVE NO W   Expect Anthracite Increase to Total One Dollar for Home Use

Raise Soft Coal Prices   Range from 10 Cents To $1.47 Depending On Type of Mine

OPA Increases Price Of Soft Coal To Offset Wage Gains For Miners

TEMPERATURES   Consumers Will Pay For Miners’ Wage Increase   OPA Orders Boost As Aftermath Of Strike Won By John L. Lewis

Raise Soft Coal Prices Average Of 40% Cents Ton  Average Retail Hike About 314%, by Estimates of OPA

Soft Coal Retail Prices Boosted to Offset Wage Hike:   Increases to Range From 10 Cents to $1.47 a Ton---Hard  Creal Deco li at..,2.

Soft Coal Price Boosted By OPA To Offset Wages   Anthracite Miners May Be Granted Increase Soon

Pri ices Of Soft Coal Upped 10c To $1.47 A Ton   OPA Grants Tnerease Te  Offset Wage Boosts  Other Gains Won By Miners’ Union

Soft Coal Prices Increased by OPA   Average Boost Is 4014 Cents Per Ton; Hard Coal Gains Soon

GRANT INCREASE TO OFFSET PAY HIKE GIVEN UMW   Estimate Retail Prices Will Go Up About 3.25 Per Cent: Hard Coal Going Up Too.

! —OPA ORDER—  404 Cents Granted on Bituminous   Increase Ordered to Meet Higher Wages

GRANTS AVERAGE INCREASE OF 402 CENTS PER TON   OFFSETS HIGHER WAGES AND OTHER GAINS OF MINERS

Raise Price Of Coal To Balance Pay Increases  10 Cents To $1.47 Per Ton Boost Is Granted By OPA;

Coal Prices Are Raised to Meet Wage Increases   OPA Advances Retail Cost More Than Three Per Cent —

OPA Orders Hike in Soft  Coal Prices   Increased 401 Cents Per Ton to Offset Miners’ Pay Increases

SOFT COAL PRICES ~ BOOSTED AVERAGE 401-2 CENTS ATOM   This to Offset Wage Increases and Other Gains,   10 CENTS TO $1.47 A TON   Dependent Upon the Producing District and the Type of Mine.

OPA Grants Soft  Coal Price Raise       Made to Offset Higher   Wages and Compensate Operators for Strike Losses.

Increase in Goal Price OK'd to Meet Labor Cost   Average in Nation Is 403 Cents a Ton; Utah Up 21 Cents

Soft Coal Prices Increased By O. P. A. To Offset Lewis’ U. M. W. Strike Gains

Wage Increases Bring Higher Coal Prices   Consumers To Pay $222,750,000 Of Heavier Costs

OPA Raises Soft Coal Price Scale   Advance To Be Allowed to Offset Wage Increases And Other Gains_ Won By Miners During Strike

Boost In Coal Price Offsets Hike In Wages   Increase of $1.47 Per Net Ton for Deep Mine Coal in lowa

Raise Coal  Price   Increase of 40!4 Cents A Ton Ordered to Off. set Wage Increases ‘And Strike Losses

DEATH THREAT —FOR-HOSTACES       JEWISH “UNDERGROUND “SAYS  } IT WELL KILL BRITISH OFFI CERS IF SABOTEURS: . EXECUTED ,

JEWS THREATEN DEATHFOR 3 BRITISHERS   3 Being Tned For Explosions And Uprisings

Russ Balk at Peace Parley   Agreement Would Come With Compromise on Trieste Issue

Byrnes Demands Peace Conference During Summer   Russia Demands Trieste Set tlement As Requisite To Approval Of Peace Parlev   SHOWDOWN NEAR ON PARLEY ISSUE

Jap Coalition  House Elected 33 Members Of 1942 Tojo Diet Chosen

33 ‘T0JO DIET MEN REELECTED   Conservatives In Japan Apparently Clinch Total Majority

Jap Ballots Carry Demand For More Foo¢ As Conservatives Lead In Vote Returns

CONSERVATIVES TAKE LEAD IN JAP ELECTION   32 Women Among Those Winning Seats In Diet

32 JAPANESE WOMEN WIR IN ELECTION   Social Democrats Show Surprising Strenath in Vote

33.MEMBERS OF ‘1942 TO0 DIET . ABE REELECTED   Fort¥-Other Former Members Were Returned to the House.   SIX DISTRICTS ARE OUT   Women Won 32 of the 468 Seats; All of 1942 Representatives Reelected.

WOMEN CAPTURE PHOUSE SEATS IN JAP ELECTION   Conservative Parties Clinch Totol Majority of Nip mnmumaee TYiat

33 of 1949 Tojo Diet Re-Elected   Conservatives Clinch Total Victory; Women Win 32 House Seats

Conservatives Take Majority Seats in Japanese Election   Tojo Diet Members Take 33 Seats, and Women Named

Liberals Win Out In Japan   Win Majority But Not Control And Coalition Is Necessary

33 MEMBERS OF 1942 T0JO DIET RECAPTURE SEATS   40 OTHER FORMER MEMBERS RETURNED; CONSERVATIVES WIN

73 ‘Tojo Diet’ and House Members Are Re-Elected To Jan Parliament

“Women Win 32 Seats in Jap House.of Representatives No Party-Anywhere Near Majority

33 IN “T0J0 DIET ARE RE-ELECTED   Conservatives Apparently Victorious in Japanese Elections, Although Leading Liberal Party “cores,

Truman Is Blamed for Inflation   L. S. Chamber of Commerce Assails President’s Policies

NATIONAL C-C AFTER WALLACE   ~ SSUES..BITTER.... , STATEMENT AIMED . AT SECRETARY

C of C Hits  Truman Plan   Say Administration Is ‘Irresponsible’

TRUMAN ADMINISTRATION PRACTICING PEACETIME ECONOMIC HOKUM, CLAIM OF COMMERCE CHAMBER

YO ee Se ee Sh PNP stl, Wee ae Phe dt me ne  stration Economic Policies as inflationary  U.S. Chamber Raps Admini

C.0F C. HURLS BLAST AT GOVERNMENT   Says National Policies Are’ Bringing Infation

U.S. Chamber Says Truman  Practices Economie Hokum   Activities Border On The Irresponsible, It Charges In Holding That Wage Inflation And Currency Inflation Policies Causing Irretrievable Damage

U OFC TAKES POP AT TRUMAN i0DA\   Administration Charged With Bungling and Hokum.

Truman's Economic  Policy Is Attacked   Wage and Currency Inflation Have Damaged Nation, U. S. Chamber of Commerce Asserts

CHAMBER OLDS TRUMAN PROGRAM ADS INFLATION   National C. of C. Board Says Federal Policies Already Have Hurt Economy   COUNTER PLAN OFFERED   VUVINNIEN Poa VEPOnee  Proposals Include Gradual Lifting of Controls and Cut in Spending

C. of C. Flays Truman Acts   ‘Economic Hokum’ Blasted by Chamber

Truman Adm. Blasted by U.S. Chamber   Economic Hokum Is Charge; Waliace Is  Veidantle Tarcait

Truman Regime Accused of Economic Hokum   U. 8. Chamber Says Wage, Price Policy Ts Leading to Chaos

Truman Applying Economic Hokum   - Charges Policy Creates Inflation Under Guise = of Preventing It -

U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ACCUSES ADMINISTRATION OF PRACTICING PEACE TIME ECONOMIC HOKUM

Tearful Father Thanks Everyone For Sympathy’   Addresses Press, Public From Living Room of His Home

wi IN POINTS ~ MADE BY NAVY   14,700 Officers, 176,400 Enlisted Men Eligible By April 2

DISCHARGE POINTS IN'NAVY ARE SLASHED BY NEW ORDER   INEARLY 200,000 AFFECTED BY  LATEST RED UCTEON—RE PORT SCHEDULE Is BEING FOLLOWED

N AVY CRITICAL POINT SCORE CUT   Latest Reduction Makes 190.. 000 Eligible for Release

State Education Association Calls for $2,400 Minimum For All Keystone Teachers

Contractors _ To Testify. in Bilbo Inquiry   Efforts Redoubled . _ to Locate Threatened Missing. Witness -

KEY WITNESS IN BILBO INQUIRY IS MISSING   Senator’s Ex-Secretary Claims He and Family Threatened

Contractors To Testify in Bilbo Inquiry   Efforts Redoubled to Locate Threatened Missing Witness

McCoy In Race For Constable   Man Appointed Last Week Seeks Election Full Term

Leo Harris For Justice of Peace   Former Justice in Rockdale Seeks Office Precinct 4

A. A. McVoy Asks Re-Election   Local Justice of Peace is Candidate For Another Term

FOOD CONTROL _ BOARD IS HOPE   LaGuardia to Recommenc International Board to Buy Surplus

LaGuardia Aims For World-Wide Control of Food   Would Buy Up Surpluses for Redistribution

House Sidesteps FEPC Showdown   “Wednesday’ Rule Use Is Nullified

Bloom in Appeal For Approval of Loan fo Britain   Tells House Matter ‘I: Not a Jewish Question’

Bloom Asks House Pass British Bill   Says $3,750,000,000 Loar Has Nothing To Do With Jew Problem

Leaders Predict Approval of British Loan.   Varying Assertions Voiced in House Debate on Measure

BRITISH LOAN PASSAGE SEE}   Margin Expected To Be Narrow, However: Bloom  Makes Appeal

Soviet Claims Persia Handed Yank Bomber:   40 Four-Engined Aircraft Given to Army, Reds Assert; Clashes In Iran Reported

Azerbaijan Ready To Admit Federal Troops for Vote   Province Leader in Bid to Settle Row With Iran Regulars

Insurrectionists In Azerbaijan Make Overture   Agree to Assignment of Government Forces After Battle

Special Mediator Named in Dispute   Electric Tieup Is Called Off

LAST MINUTE EFFORTS FAIL IN COAL TIEUP   CONTRACT EXPIRES; MINERS WALK OUT AT MIDNIGHT

COAL MINE STRIKE NOW INEVITABLE   No Negotiations Set Before Walkout At Midnight Tonight

Civil War Rages In China As 10-Day Truce Rejectea   Communists, Turning Down Offer, Intensify Assaults — General Marshall Makes Public Text of Exchanges

Hilo Resident Reports—— Hawaiian Resort City Resembles War-Torn “ews

Sends Sharp Telegram To Nation’s Chief   ‘Urges Immediate Coal _ Settlement; Relaxation — Of Restrictions

Sugar Rationing Likely To Rémain Despite OPA ‘Expiration Officials Say

OPA EXPECTS SUGAR RATIONING TO STAY   Officials Believe Agriculture Department Will Reassume Contro) of Searce Commodity,

LOAN BACKED BY PRESIDEN]   Advance to Britain “Good Business,” Truman Says  In Endorsement

@ PAUL MALLON—  Reds Stalling Until U.S. Gets Tired of Occupying Germany

1 Persons Killed In Airliner Crash  21 Believed Dead In Overseas Wreck

LINER CRASHES KILLING PAIR   United Airline Ship Falls Near Cheyenne

2 KILLED IN GRASH OF WESTERN AIRLINER   4-Engine Craft Falls On Wyoming Army Base

TWO KILLED IN AIRLINER CRASH NEAR CHEYENNE   Eastbound Luxury Liner Demolished Early This Morning

Two Dead ‘Among 46 On Plane   Cause of Mishap Not Immediately Known by Officials.

Two Killed In Plane Crash At Cheyenne   United Air Lines Mainliner Breaks In Two Landine At Port Warren.

Two Killed In Crash Of Mainliner   Big Plane Cracks Up Near Cheyenne Early Tuesday

Airliner Crashes Near Cheyenne   Two of 44 Aboard Killed; Injured Rushed to Hospitals

Two Killed in Plane Crash Near Chevenne   — =... >. #72. ...   Forty-four Other Passengers Escaped Injury

2 KILLED IN AIRLINE CRASH      Forty-four Other Passen. gers Are Unhurt In Forced Landing

Two Persons Die in Crash Of Airliner   United Air Lines Ship Crashes on Fort Warrer Military Reservation  Near Cheyenne, Wyo.

TWO ARE KILLED IN PLANE GRASH   Cheyenne, Wyo., Airport Scene of Fatal Accident.

Plane With 44.On Board Is Wrecked   Two Passengers Die In Crash One Mile From Airport  he Obn pee WT

Two Killed in Airliner Crash  Others Aboard Plane   Escape: Few Injured

‘Two Killed in Crash  In Cheyenne Area   44 Other Persons Aboard Airliner Escape With Lives; Several Are Taken to Hospital

TWO KILLED IN WYOMING CRASH   Plane Of United Airlines I Reported Demolished

46 Passengers In Craft; Only ‘A Few Injured   Ship Breaks in Two on Ft. Warren Reservation Near Chevenne

Mainliner Down In Wyoming on California Trip   Cause of Accident Unknown; Only Stop Between San Francisco and Chicago

PLANE CRASHES IN WYOMING; 2 DEAD   Report . Several. Passengers Injured in Accident

Airliner Crashes In Wyoming, Two Passengers Killed   Crew Escapes Serious Injury

Two Dead In Liner Crash   Forty-Two Survive Emergency Landing By Huge Craft

ALL BUT TWO ESCAPE DEATH IN PLANE GRASH   Airplane With 46 Aboard Crashes Within 2 Miles of Cheyenne Airport

AIRLINER FALLS NEAR CHEYENNE   CRASH KILLS TWO PASSENGERS OUT OF 46°IN PLANE

PEACE ROPES RENEWED    Communist Leader Agrees te Re.  term to Nanking

PEACE HOPES RENEWED      Communist Leader ‘grees to Return to Nanking

Communist Negotiator To Return   General Chou To Continue Nanking Negotiations

WILL CONTRIBUTE  TTSPART TOWARD A WORLD PEACE   Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov Promised This Action Today.   ARRIVES IN NEW YORK   Molotov Made His Statement to More Than 150 Newspeapermer.

Molotov. Promises Soviet Delegation Will Cooperate With U.N.   SEES PRESS ON SHIP

SAYS RUSSIA WILL WORK FOR PEACE   Molotov Promises Soviet Delegation Will Cooperate With U.N.   SEES PRESS ON SHIP

Late News  ee: >      Furlough Pay Approved  Sark COEUR IER  PEGS.

HOUSE 0, K,’S LEAVE PAY BILL FOR G. 1S   Senate To Take Up Measure For Accrued Time

HOUSE PASSES BILL   Furlough Pay Legislation Nov Must Haye Senate Approval

Furlough Pay Bill Is Passed by the House   Legislation Gives Enlisted Personne! Cash for Time Not Taken While in the Service—To Senate Next

House Votes Furlough Pay   Bill Would Give Past and Present GI’s Cash Payments

House Passes Bill To Pay Discharged Servicemen for Unused furlo uch ‘Ltine   All) Enlisted Men Who Took Part In War Would Benefit Under Bill. :

MEASURE SENT TO SENATE FOR DEBATE AND OK   Bill Provides Pay for Leave Time Not Taken by Enlisted Personnel

House Passes Furlough Pay   Measure Gives Personne Payment For Unpaid Tim On Futlough.

House Passes G. . Terminal Pay Bill   Payment Will Be Made on Declaratior

Furlough Pay Bill Passed  Unanimously By House  Committee Estimates Gl's Will Get Averaae of $250 Under New Measure

GOP PLANNING PROBE OF FOOD SENT OVERSEAS   Senators Wherry And Thomas Blast UNRRA And Present Distribution Plan

FOREIGN. FOOD POLICY TO BE FLAYED IN SHARP REPORT" DRAFTED BY SENATOR’ 

Three More Nations  Admitted To The UN   Afghanistan, Iceland and Sweeden Now Members Bringing the Total of Nations to Fifty-Four

Radar Contact With Moon Likely to Speed Defense Aqainst Atomic Bomk

Grand Jury Action Hinted by Clark   Mead Reports Senate Probe is Recessed Until Rep. May Appears as a Witness

MILK STRIKE — --_ APPEAL NEAR      FEDERAL-AID-“WILL- BE SOUGUP:  N-WALKOUTS-THAT PARA “LYZEDETROIT MILK 7 ' SERVICE

SEEK U.S, HELP IN MILK STRIKE   Michigan Officials Appeal With Detroit Walkout in Third Day

Thousands Of City Workers Are Stranded   Surprise Walkout By Transportation  DCamninvoe Stand

cea pee pees VV Pet  ee   Surprise Walkout By Transportation Emnlavee Staced 

Trolley Walkout In Oklahoma City Strands Workers   Street Car, Bes Employes Continue Meeting Over Pay Request

Unions Demand For 20-Cent Pay Boost Rejected   ‘Continuous Meeting’ Being Held; 10,000 Persons Are Affected

New Negotiations Release Cities  Critical Tie-ups   1,528,000 Workers Are Still Kept From Their Jobs

Three Cities’ Strike Crises End, but 1,528,000 Still Idle   N. Y. Disaster Ruling Lifted; Philadelphia Travel Resumed; Pittsburgh Power on Again

Strikes Over In Pittsburgh Philadelphia   N. ¥. Rescinds Disaster Ruling, Business Resumed

Shipment of Fuel Aids New York Difficulties   Pittsburgh, Philadelphia Strikers Agree To Go Back To Their Work

Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Are Back fo Normal   Emergency Edict in New York Revoked os Tension Is Eased

Utilities Restored. In 2 Cities   Major Strikes Ended As Citizens Move Toward Chaos

Life In Three Major Eastern Cities Again Near Normal As Labor Troubles Are Eased

Crisis Eases in Three Crippled Cities   Pennsylvania Cities’ Walkouts End: NYC Lifts Diaster Rule

TWO CITIES GET BACK TO NORMAL AFTER WALROUTS   Utilities Workers Terminate 20-Hour Sioppage in Pittsburgh   TRANSIT TIEUP SETTLED   Philadelphians Again Riding; Tugboat Strike Appears Near Conclusion

Open House Fight For 9-Month Limit On OP A Extension   Republicans Lead New Drive to End Control Agency Next March; Propose Series Of Drastic Price Control Revisions

GOP TO SEEK 9-MONTH OPA TIME LIMIT   House Debates To Begin On Amendments To Price Control

Fight Is Launched To Limit Life Of OPA To Nine Month:    Far-Reaching Revisions of Pricing Rules and Regulations Sought by Republicans—Bowles Pleads for Extension

Agency Confronts Crucial Legislative Tests Today as House Begins Voting on Amendments; Rep. Patman Declares OPA Will Be Seuttled If Changes Are Made

G. 0. P. Starts Battle Against OPA   Would Restrict Its Life to Nine Months, Not Year

Launch fight to limit OPA  to 9 months Would revise  nricms rniles

GOP Strives To Limit OPA  Price Power:   Republicans Also Lead Attack to Kill Off  heanev in GO Manta

Solons Also Seek Drastic Amendments  Patman Says Price Control Act Will Be  oa Se Te ee

Removal Of Subsidies Is Proposed   Debate Competes With Baseball Game; 60 Members Present

OFFICIAL CIO-PAC SUPPORT FOR ENOS AXTELL ANNOUNCED   Will Support President Tru man’s Candidate Against Slaughter.   IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT   At Same Time PAC Leaders Said They Welcome An Investigation.

DROPPING OF LONE SYSTEM 1S PROPOSE!   URGES. RETURN OF CENTRAL GOVERNMENTAL FUNCTIONS TO GERMANS IN SPEECH  AT STUTTGART °

Abolish Zones U.S. Secretary Demands   Plan to Return Enemy To Society of Nations Greeted by Protests

Moscow Criticized for Blocking Economic Revival of Defeated Reich

TIDELANDS OIL MEASURE IS VETOED   Bill Is Disapproved Saying Ownership Is For Courts to Decide

2 OF 3 ACQUITTED NAZI CHIEFS LEAVE NUERNBERG JAI!   Hitler’s Banker Schacht and Hans Fritzsche, Propagandist, Go to Downtown Apartments.   GERMANS WOUID PUT THE TRIO ON TRIAL   Crowd of 5,000 in Berlin Asks Delivery of Three. Together With Seven Given Prison Terms.

Germans Want to  Prosecute Nazis  Two of Three Men  Acquitted Freed

German Uproar Grows With Demand Three Nazis Be Turned to Them for Trial   Schacht and Fritzsche at Liberty, Von Papen Still In Prison; May Yet Be Tried for Crimes Against Own People

Two Freed Nazis Leave Jail: Most of Condemned Appeal   Demand by Germans to Try the Acquitted Grows

Germans Ask Trial Of Nazis Tn Reich Court:    Sehacht, Fritzsche Leave Nuernberg Jail Yor Pri-

CRIME TRIALS DEMANDED IN REICH COURTS   FREED HITLERITES SPIRITED OUT OF JAIL

— VON PAPEN STILL IN JAIL — * Free 2 Cleared Nazis:  As Trial Is Demanded

Butte Miners End 10-Day-Old Strike   2000 Unionists Vote to Accept 181/2-Cent Raise

Pepper Defends  Russia   Asserts in Senate This Country is Joining Others to Gang upon Soviets

SENATOR PEPPER THROWS OUT BLAST INTHE SENATE   Savs U. S. Is Joining With Other Nations In “Ganging Up on Russia.”   CONTENTION DISPUTED   Pepper Declared Anyone Raising a Voice Against Soviet, Declared a Communist. 

‘Charges Naticns Are “Ganging Up” on Russic   Assertion by Pepper Is Hotly Disputed SPE See ee © gee mae Sy

Pepper Again Takes Floor In  Soviet Defense   Senator Charges United States Iz Joining With Other Nations In *Gangine Up On Russia’

World Gangs Up On iat  Says Pepper   Contention By Floridan Hotly Disputed By Senator Hatch

Kidnaped Child’s Parents Get Human Ear In Mail: Police Quiz Two Youths

BUYING SPLURGE CROWDS STORES   End of General Merchandise Shortage Kept Customers ) Marking Time  @E irra: ere satis? rae? 2 CSAs

CAPEGT BIGGEST BUYING OPLUAGE WN HISTORY   As State’s Stores Present Christmas Offerings   AVOIDING HIGH PRICES

‘Twenty-Three Persons ‘Die in Crash   Tragedy Is Fifth of Kind Within the Week

British Airliner . Crash Kills 23  Fifth Major Tragedy Puts Week Toll At 95

Bishop Ritter Is Appointed   Named Archbishop Of St. Louis By Pope

Thousands Made Homeless By Caribbean Earthquake;  Huse Death Toll Pilmg Up

Young Demos Open Campaign to Ask ‘A Special Session   200,000 Signatures Is Set As Goal in Seeking Resubmission Of Kansas Dry Laws

Pres. Truman OKs Handling of Demobilization   Holds Need for Troop: Overseas ‘Critical;’ Inquiry Is Sought

ASTP Provides Medics’ Relief   Army To Call Internes. To Active Duty In July

5,000 ASTP Trained Medical Officers ‘Will Be Called to Active Duty July 1

U.N.O. to Adjourt Feb. 9 and Move To United States   Exact Site Has Not Been Selected—Question of Hotels in New York for Interim Place

‘Lie,’ Bevin Says To Ukrainian Assertion to UNO  Briton Defends His Country's Actions  Aenname tnnsdlanoetoewe

Bevin Defends British Action In Indonesia  Denies Troops Suppresses Nationalicte

New Crisis Is Precipitated at U.N.O. Meet   Ukrainians Assert - Brtiish Suppressing National Movement

Bevin Denies  Java Bullied   Englander Answers ‘Lie To Ukraine Complaint

Bevin Denounces Ukraine Charge, Calling It 'Lie™   Foreign Secretary Denie: Britain Attacked Indonesian Movement

Bevin Shouts ‘Lie At Soviet Charge   New Outburst Involves Indonesian Situation

INDONESE CASE AIRED BEFORE UNO COUNCIL   Soviet Ukraine Asks Investigation Of Java Trouble

BEVIN BRANDS CHARGE “LIE   Denies Accusation Troops Used to Suppress Move Of Indonesians

Chiang Praises Marshall; Reds Study Peace Plan   Nationalist Leader Gives U. S. General Role in Pacification

Reds decline  comment on  Chiang plan Desire to make further study

Chiang Kai-Shek Praises Marshall As ‘Man of Action’  Generalissimo Asking the Chinese Army to  Emulate General

Notorious Nazi Spy Is Captured   German-born Argentine Citizen Key Figure an Ring, Says FBI:

Argentine Citizen Being Held on Charges of Spying  Theodore Lau Declarec To Be Key Figure  In German Sav Ring

FBI Nabs Nazi Spy Ring Leader   Teodore Lau Caught After 5-Year Wait

SPY PAYMASTER IS HELD BY FBI   Argentine Citizen Is Arrested for Espionage

ALLEGED SPY ~ [§ ARRESTED      MAN CHARGED WITH BEING PAY-OFF AGENT FOR NAZIS oxime HELD IN NEW YORK... JAIL

Five-Year Hunt Ends, Lau Caught   Federal Bureau Reports Him as Key Figure in German Espionage Rin~   Bond fs $56,068   is Linked to Famons Ludwig Ring; Called Argentine Citizen

ALLEGED CHIEF PAYMASTER OF SPY RING HELD   FBI Finally Cracks Down On Agent Who Posed As “Businessman”

FBI ARRESTS PAYMASTER OF SPY RING   Climaxes Five Year Hunt On Three Continents

Five Year Hunt On Three Continents Comes To End...   Notorious German Spy Is  Rounded Up By The FBI

FBI SEIZES SPY AFTER 5 YEARS   Key Figure In German Ring Held For Espionage

“PAYMASTER” OF GERMAN SPY RING ARRESTEDBY FBI   Argentine. Citizen Held by U. 5. Authorities on  Bees: be On

NAZIPAYMASTER UNDER ARREST   FBI Reveals Apprehension Of German Sought Five Years For Spy Work

German-born Argentine Rated as Key Figure in Nazi Spy Ring Nabbed

German Spy Arrested  FBI Holding Man Called Key Figure In Notorious Ring

FBI Seizes Lau For Alleged Part In Nazi Spy Ring    German Bor Argentine  Citizen Charged With    Servingas Paymaster _

Hold Suspect in Nazi Spy Ring   FBI Charges German Born Argentinian

FBI Seizes Nazi Spy Paymaster   Five-Year Wait Is Climaxed With Arrest of Erich Lau

Paymaster Of Nazi Spy Ring Seized By FBI   Arrest of Leader Climaxe: Five Year Hunt On Three Continents

FBI Holds  German Spy   Terms Eric Lau a Key Figure in Notorious Spy Ring Broken in ‘41

MAN WHO PAID NAZI SPIES IN U.S. ARRESTED   German Paymaster Held As He Comes  Here From Canada

KELLY SAYS HE WILL BACK GOP   Commando Quits Gas Station To Go On Speaking Tour For Republicans

Press Sees Display  Of Truman Temper Blaxes ‘Dp Sets Washington Buzzing:  wt eget OGD lt

‘Truman Snaps Back At Reporters... .  President's Flare-Up At  ' News Conference Causes Much Talk In Capital

TRUMAN CONCERNED —sABOUT TRAPFIC DEATHS   Truman Rebukes Reporter,  Chides Another At Confab

Truman Rebukes Reporter's Probe At Press Session   Evidence t Chief Worried ‘By Mounting  Prblems 3of Office

Truman Rebukes Newsman, Chides Another la Abrupt Departure From Usual Light Vein

WashingtonIs Left Buzzing AfterFlare-UpDuringNews Conference With President

Truman Flares Up at Newsmen Over Questions  Rebukes One, Chide Re ee ee ee   Rebukes One, Chides Another During Pres: Conference at Capit

Truman Chides One Newsman, Rebukes Another At Capital  News Conference Flare-Up Sets Washington   News Conference Flare-Up Sets Washington Buzzing: Appointment To Court Delayed

Washington Talking About...  -Truman’s Flare Up At Question On Merger

Reporter's Ceostiens  Shake Truman’ s Potse   President Loses His Temper When Newsman Asks About Army-Navy Merger And Secret Cabinet Meeting; Information Withheld

Truman Not in His Usual Happy Vein at News Conference      Rebukes One Reporter. Chides Another at Thursday Session

Truman’s Loss  Of Temper Has  Capital Agog   Sharply Criticizes One Re porter On Army-Navy Merger; Tells Qne to Mind Own Busisiess

{TRUMAN DISPLAYS TEMPER Tosses Out Hot Barbs  At Press Conference

GOP Battle Over Congressional Post Takes on New Hue   Sen. Reed Predicts New Republicans Willi Ficht Grab

Chairmanships — In GOP Senate ~~ Due For Upsets   Reed Says New Members Will Uphold Opposition To Handing Out Plums

Reed Sparks GOP Revolt   Lines Up Freshmen Senators in Fight  To Deny Two Top Jobs To Any One Person

Republican Senate Leadership Plans Thrown Into Confusion By Revolt Of Senator Reed   ‘Upsets Advance Arrangements for: Handing Out Plums in GOP-Controlled Senate

Reed Revolt Jolis G.O.P.   Kansan Moves to Upset.Leadership:Plans

REEDS REVOLT ON REPUBLICAN PLAN UPSETS. SCHEDULE   Kansas Senator Will Not Ge Along On Plans For Leadership Positions

Sen. Reed Claims  New GOP Support   Kansan Upsets Plans For Handing Out Leadership Plums

REED REVOLTS ON GOP PLANS FOR JOB PLUMS   Says New Senate Members Will Fight Method of Appointments

RED'S REVOLT ADDS CONFUSION TO PLANS OF GOP   Predicts Support For Move To Upset Leadership Plans

Revolt by Reed Scrambles GOP Senate Plans   Kansan Claints Support In Bid to Contest Dual Committee Posts

Kansan Plans Upset Of Plums in Senate   Sen. Reed Says Leadership Seats in GOP Congress To Be Opposed by Newcomers

Reed Upsets GOP Plans For  Senate Plums   Kansas Senator Predicts His Move Will Be Supported By “Eight Or Ten”? New Members

‘SENATOR REED CLAIMS NEW SUPPORT FOR ATTEMP' ‘TO UPSET GOP LEADERSHIP

Reed Revolt Upsets GOP  Senate Plans   Kansasan Says Group Will Fight Program For Leadership Plums

REVOLT CONFUSES G0 P LEADERSHIP PLANS IN SENATE   KANSAS SENATOR REED LEADS MOVE TO UPSET ADVANCE ASSIGNMENTS

Reed Opposes Advance Plans Of Republicans  Handing Out Of Leadership Posts   Handing Out Of Leadership Posts Is Challenged

FIGHT ON OVER LEADERSHIP OF SENATE BODIES   Move Underway To Upset Advance Arrangements For Handing Out Senate  eadershin Plums.

Reed ‘Revolt’ Throws GOP  Into Confusion   Republican Senate Leadership Plans Upset By Kansan’s Move

Reed to Seek Backing From New Senators   Pe Cc oY   Leadership Plum Advance Details May Face Upsets

Reed Leads Revolt in U.S. Senate   Confuses Plans of Party Big-wigs to Claim Leadership OF Committees

Anti-Gambling Bill ls Ruled Constitutional  Public Policy Up To Legislature, Not Courts, Supreme  ee

WAGE DEMANDS      Mine Operators Look for [nvitations lo Set March 12 as Day for Mino Wage Discussions to Begin.

MINERS TO SET DATE FOR WAGE TALKS   March 12 Is Expected to Be Starting Date

G. M. STARTS RECALLING WORKERS   Coal Operators Submit CounterProposal

GM INSTITUTES WORKER RECALL   Mine Operators Offer Counter Proposal to UMW Demands

General Motor: Calls Workers Back To Jobs   Most Of Local . Disputes Settled And 175,000 To Resume Work

Cure for Labor Troubles Sought  Truman Begins Work On Message to

News Behind the News  Ceoyright McoClura Newspaper   WASHINGTON By Rav Tucker

POLICE CLAS WITH STUDENTS; 100 INJURED   Fighting Protests British Reply to Request for Revision of Treaty

11 KILLED IN GHIO OVER WEEK END   Seven Deaths Result From Traffic Accidents

State to Defend Local Assessment:  Researcher Arrives to Check Results

Bullet - Riddled Body Is Found   ‘Gangsters’ Blamed in Brutal Slaying

Bullet - Riddled Body Is Found  ‘Ganasters’ Blamed   ‘Gangsters’ Blamed in Brutal Slaying

Hectic Paris Peace Talks  Nearing End   Trieste Problem Still Unsettled On Home Stretch

Conference In Paris Enters Home Stretch   FINAL DRAFT OF PEACE TREATY FOR ITALY DEBATED

Peace Parley Heads Down Home Stretch   Italian Treaty Debate Centers Around Unsolved Trieste Dispute

PEACE PARLEY STARTS FINALE   Treaty Writers Have 8 Days To Finish Work

J ews Pour Into Haifa   “Another Shipload, Ragged But Hopeful, ‘Docks Illegally  —-

1750 Jews Reach Haifa On Greek Ship   Passengers Are Taken To: Detention Camp, British Authorities Seize Ship and Crew

Shipload of Homeless Jews, Docking At Haifa, Taken to Detention Camp

FARM LOAN ASSOC. C12.000 DIVIDEN!   Five Percent Melon was Sliced Nov. 23rd for Distribution Among 700 Stockholders In Hamilton, Hardin, Story Co.

NATIONAL FARM LOAN DIVIDEND 10 BE RECEIVED SOON   Represents 5%. Return . On National Farm Loan Capital Stock

Capacity Staff On The Job As Stock Pens Begin to Fill   Will Take Week, However to Bring Meat Supplies Back to Normal.

Noisy Cattle Are Filling Stockyards   Wholesale Slaughtering Operations Are Scheduled To Begin This Afternoon  MAY BE WEEK BEFORE MEAT DEALERS GET AMPLE SUPPLIES  CIO Unions May Quit If They Don't Receive Satisfactory Pay Boosts

270,000 Workers Return To Work For Uncle Sam; Stock Yards Filling Up  

Aligns Church Against Forces Of Materialists   ‘Christian Way of Life or Communism Is Choice, He Indicates

PEACE FURTHER AWAY THAN YEAR AGO, SAYS POPE  PONTIFF DECLARES FIRST REAL ‘STEP  ~_ ee s = =e ee

Path to “True Peace” Farther Away Now Than Year Ago Says Pove Pius

First Step To  A “True Peace’ Not Yet Taken   Goal Appears Farther Away Than At End Of War. Avers Pontiff.

Pope Declares Pat To Peace Seems To Be Far Distant  Prelate Broadcasts To World on Unsettled Affairs

—SAYS ‘POPE   : Pontiff Blasts at : i“Atheistic Elements” ‘On Eve of Election

Peace Is Further Away, Pope Say:  First Resolute Steps Are Not Yet Taken

Pope’s Speech  Lashes Leaders   First Main Peace Step Not Yet Taker

First Step Toward True Peace Yet {9  Be Made Says Poy   Pontiff Says Hones Ap pear Further Away Than Year Ago

True Peace Far Away. Pope Fears   Pontiff Says First Step Toward Attainment Has Not Yet Been Taken

Pope Says True  Peace Is Further  Than at War’s Ene   Voting, He Says, Will Prove Materialism or God; Moseow Makes Charge  Against Vatiean -

Pontiff Says True Peace Farther Away  Cites Failure  ” Of World Leaders      Cites Failure ” Of World Leaders To Reach Accord

Pope Pius Says No Resolute Step Taken For Peace   Warns That Disturbing Of International Relations May Cause Explosion

PATH T0 PEACE FARTHER AWAY, PONTIFF WARNS   Pope Asserts First Resolute Step Hasn’t Been Taken; Awaits Sunday Vote

Pope Pius Says Steps To Peace Not Made Yet   Asserts Responsible Men Do Not Appear Tc Be Against Despotism

Pope Sees Path To True Peace Further Away Than At War’s End Year Ago

Says Situation Appears Worse Than Year Ago   Pontiff Speaks On Eve Of Voting in France, Italy

St. John’s Church Has Homecoming  For Servicemen Service February 17  Also Dedicates New Chancel Furniture

DEDICATED SUN   Returning Veterans To Be Honored At Special Services

Republicans Call For ‘Bold’ Policy   Firm Declaration on Controversies Urged

16 States Key for Legislative Trend of Nation Tuesday   May Swing Election to Either Side; Demos, GOP Claim Victory   At a Glance

GOP CONTROL OF CONGRESS SEEN LIKELY   Balloting in 16 Key States May Decide Party Balance   Election Facts

DEMOCRATS EXPECT 2.500 TO 3000 MAJORITY. GOP PREDICTS LANDSLIDE VOTE

Probe of P.A.C. Activities Set  House Committee ton Hear Evidence

House Committee Will Begin Probe Of PAC Activities   Formal Complaint Lacking, Other Groups Summoned For Hearings

House Grou Will Probe C.L0.-P.A.C.  ‘America First  Offshoot’ Also

Probe of PAC. . Begins Today   Inquiry Seeks to Divulge Election Activities

SEA DISASTER SPREADS RUIN OVER HAWAM   RESCUE JOB BEGINS IN STRICKEN ISLANDS

{DEATH TOLL IN TIDAL WAVE, ‘DISASTER APPROACHES 152; ‘DESTRUCTION IS IN MILLIONS‘    Waves Battered Pacific Shores From Hawaii To The.  . Aleutians And As. Far South As Chile; Rescue  Operations Are Being Continued 

Fatalities In Pacific Rise:  Many Missing   New 40-Foot Tidal Wave Moves Slowly Through Gulf of Alaska——Hawaiian Islands Hardest Hit by Crushina Waters

Dead And  Missing Now Listed At 167.   Largest Number Of Casualties Suffered in Hawaiian Islands With 83 Known Dead

Known Deaths Put At 83 With Many Reported Missing   Property Damage of Many Millions Result Of Immense Tidal Waves Crashing Down Upon Hawaiians and Other Pacific Shores

Air-Sea Rescue Work Pressed  Around Hawaii  70 Known Dead, 80 Others May ‘Have Lost Lives

OCEANS FLOOR HEAVES UP NEW 40- FOOT WAVE   Shock After Shock Is Recorded Radiating Off Aleutians

167 Are Dead In Tidal Waves   Hawaii Suffers Greatest Casualties

New Wave Heads Toward Alaska  Great Air-Sea Rescue QOnaratiane In Swina

re pl 10 oli A SHARK i _ Stock’ Mart Wavers, Dives-Worst Setback in 16 Years

Market Receives Severe Beating  New Average Low  Noted in Stocks

‘Huge 1946 Crop Yield May Mean © Big Sums Marked for Price Support

Staggering Size of Crop Production May Bring U. S. Price Support Next Year

RECORD CROPS MIGHT COMPCL PRICE SHPPOR   Mucn Depends on Volume of Exports in View of the ° Prosneciive Surplus   EX-WSA CHIEF CALLED   Truman Asks Him to Tr to Expedite Shipments to Foreign Countries

Report Shows Yields To Be At New Heigk   PRICE SUPPORTS MA\ BE NECESSARY IN NATION

PRODUCTION OF CROPS LARGEST IN U.S, HISTORY   Will Meet Domestic Needs, Rebuild Stockpiles Of Nation

Showdown o1 Spain Again Is Delayed.   Russia Is Expected. To: Reyerse Position On Making. Inquiry

VOTE DELAYED ON FRANCO AT U.N. MEETING   DELEGATES IN HOPE OF SWITCH BY RUSSIA

UNO COUNCIL AGAIN AVOIDS SPANISH VOTE   Australian Proposal 1: Agreed Upon By All  Except Rusians

U.N. Body Delays Action On Spain  Hopes Reds Might Drop Opposition

UN Delays Vote  On Soain Issue   Hope for Russ Shift For Accord Persists

UN Stands Off Showdown Vote  On Franco Probe   Hope to Win Russia Over to Australia  Plan Held By Council

Hope Russia may reverse  her position U.N. stands off  showdown vate

Hope Is Held Russia May Yet Agree to Probe   Gromyko, However, Is Adamant as Council Adjourns Until Monday

Showdown On Spain Delayed   ‘Australia Submits New  Proposal for Franco Investigation

Hope Felt: That Grom_yko Might Reverse His Decision and Make Australian Resolution     Didnimous

REDS STAND ALONE ON SPANISH ISSUE VOTE 1S POSTPONED   U. N. Puts Off Showdown in Hope Russia May Reverse Position Against Inquiry Into Revime.   BID FOR UNANIMITY APPEARS IN VAIN   Soviet Delegate Gromyko Indicates Views That Investigation Is Unnecessary Remain Unchanged.

Russia Still Fights Plan To Investigate  Franco Spain  Showdown Delayed By U.N. Council In Hope Gromyko Will Chance Stand

Showdown on Spain by U.N. Delayed   Delegates Hope Russia Will Reverse Stand

RUSSIA LONE OPPONENT OF INQUIRY PLAN   France, Poland Favor New Proposal For Spanish Probe

Security Council Delays Showdown On Spain Inquiry   Delegates Hope Russia Might Reverse Stand against Probe

UN Postpones Showdown on Spanish Issue   Russia Continues Opposition to Any  Inquiry as Council Quits Until Monday

Arabs’ Strike Protests Plan For Palestine   Committee Proposes 100,000 Jews Enter With Allied Protection

Protest Strike Friday   Arabs Condemn American-British Report on Palestine As ‘An Outrage’

Neitt:- abs Nor Jews Shou ! Rule, Says Anglo American Committee.

Report Urges Palestine Take 100,000 Jews   Arab Group Calls Nation-W ide Strike

ml, EB ws— Palestine Settlement  Draws Fire  Indignant Arabs Charge Treason

ARABS PROTEST QUOTA OF JEWS   British Sending Armored Units After General Strike Called

AttleeCalls  For Disbanding  Illegal Armies   Saye Arms Must Be Surrendered Before Large Number of Jews Can Be Admitted   Expects United States to Help   Would Share Resultant Financial and Military Responsibilities With Unele Sam

Deadlock In China, Report   Marshall May Enter Discussions Again

To the Japanese:  ‘Democracy’ Just Anotier Word for Same Oia Game

M’CORMACK HITS SOLONS’ CHARGE   Claim That Statr Department ‘People Are Pro-Soviet Answered by Official

Richard Oldham, Ralph S. Shepherd and Delmas Mahin Also Receive Awards in 4-H Competition.

PEACE PARLEY POSTPONED TO FUTURE DATE   DIFFERENCES OF OPINION ON MANY MAJOR PROBLEMS CAUSES INDEFINITE DELAY

Vance McCormick Dies; Well-Known Newsprger  pale rublished Harrisburg  Eveni:.4 News and — _ Puttiot

JAPS’ EMPEROR SPEAKS FRIDAY   Hirohito Is Expected To Discuss Food, Political Issues on Air

HAWAIIAN JURY CHARGES FRAUD   Indicts Two Navy Officers And 10 Civilians

LOSS FOR KANSAS   Enumeration Shows State's  Population March 1, 1.784.453

TRUMAN DEPLORES CHINA CIVIL WAR   Says [t ls Threat to World Peace but U. S. Will Not Inierfere in Strife

Guamanians in Demonstration  ru rr *   Blame Navy Officer For Japs Slaying Priest, 4 Others

SOUR RECEPTION IS GIVEN TWEED   Guamanians Boo Navy Survivor of Jap Occupation

Demonstration Against Sailor Who Eluded Japs Led By Catholic Priest

Claim Treachery Guam Residents, Led By Priest Boo Tweed. ‘Robinson Crusoe’

GUAMITES BOO ONE-TIME HERO   Lt. Tweed, Legendary Figure, Blamed By Natives

Guam Natives Stage Protest   Natives, Led By Priest Protest Against Navy Officer Who Eluded Japs

NAVAL OFFICER BONED ON GUAM   tt. Tweed, Who Eluded Japanese On Island For’ 81 Months, Gets Cold! Reception On Return. 

PRESENTS CAR TC GUANANIANS BUT RECEPTION SOURS   Demonstrators Say They Regent Tweed's Apearance on Isle: of Guam-—

GUAMANIANS BOC NAVY LT. TWEED   BLAME WAR HERO INDIRECTLY FOR DEATH OF PRIEST

A DEMONSTRATION AGAINST NAVY LT. GEORGE RAY TWEEL   A Group of 100 Guamanian: Led by Catholic Priest, Demonstrate With Boos.   HE ELUDED JAPANESE   Occurred During Their 31Month Wartime Occmmalion of Guam.

Guamanians Resen Return of Marine  Protest Comments Made About Priest

BLUE PROPOSAL AFTER MEETING “TH DARLING   Suggests Natural Resources Group Bar State Study

Guaranteed Annual Wage Gets Support in US Study Would Afford Security for Workers

Propose Annual Wage Guarantee   Report on Study Also Favors an Expanded lob Compensation

REMOVAL OF TROOPS FROM LEVANT ASKED   Syria and Lebanon Hand United Nations Security Council New Explosive Issue  ee ee ee ee ee ee ee Ll ee hlUr

LEBANON AND SYRIA DEMAND UNO TAKE UP THEIR TROUBLE   Want Foreign Troops Recalled; Council Stormy Over Greek Issue

SYRIA. LEBANCN DEMAND ALLIES LEAVE LEVAN   Call for Withdrawal of All French, British Troops From the Area   GREEK QUESTION HALTEL   MMEEN BVEOTIVN Pei bint  Russian Threat to Use Veto Power Ties Hands of Security Council

Syria, Lebanon Ask Withdrawal Of British, French   Security Council Still Trying To Settle Soviet-British, Disagreement Over Greece

EXPLOSIVE NEW ISSUE 1S GIVEN UNITED NATIONS   yria And Lebanon Present Demand To Security Council; Want All British And French Troops To Leave; Other Problems Hang Fire.

UNO Gets Another Hot Potato   Syria and Lebanon Ask _ Troop Withdrawal From Levant

Syrians Throw New Dispute Into UNO Lists   Russian-British Row Meets Veto Shawdown Toniaht

British, French Under Fire In New UNO Move   Levantine Countries Ask Immediate Withdrawal   VETO ISSUE RAISED   Whether Russia Can Block Approval  Is Iesue

Levant Issue Dropped Into Council’s Lap   Syria and Lebanon Bring New Problem With UNO Still in Hot Debate on Soviet Veto Power

Request Council Order Troops To Quit Levant   U.N. Security Organization Given Explosive Yssue By Syria And Lebanon

Lebanon And Syria Submit New Hof Issue   Ask Withdrawal of British  French Troops; Russie Roises Veto Power Issue

Syria, Lebanon Dump Red-Hot Iss ue On UNO, Demand Troop Withdrawal

SYRIA, LEBANON ASK UNO MOVE   British and French Troops Would Be Moved from Middle Eastern Area

New Explosive Issue Is Handed UNO   Council Is Tangled By Soviet Move To Use Veto Power

LEBANON AND OVATA Roath PEACE PERILED   Say British and French Siill Remain Although War Has Ended.

Explosive Levant Issue Before UNO   Syria, Lebanon Demand All British And French Troops Be Withdrawn.

Syria And Lebanon Demand French, British Withdraw   Nations Throw Bombshell Into UNO Council As Argument Rages Over Veto Powers

Syria, Lebanon Ask Troop Withdrawal   New Explosive Issue Is Handed To Nations’ Security Council

New Problem Dropped Into Lap of UNO   Syria and Lebanon Ask Foreign Troop Withdrawal Russia Tries Veto Vote

SYRIA, LEBANON DEMAND REMOVAL OF ALIEN TROOPS   UNO ScCURITY BODY FACES NEW PROBLEM; OLD ONE UNSETTLED

WANT ENGLAN AND FRANCE 10 LEAVE LEVANT   Countries Say Troops Are Constant Menace to Peace, Security

Syria, Lebanon Ask Soldiers Leave Levant   Toss Explosive Issue to Security Council; Greek Question Still Unsolved

Lebanon And Syria Ask Withdrawals   Council Still Trying To Solve Russian Problem ©

Levant  Issue   ToUNO   Ask Withdrawal of All British, French Troops From Area; Studv Veto Tangle

COUNCIL STILL SEEKING ANSWEF TO GREEK ISSUE   Russian Attempt to Use Veto Blocks Action on Use of British Troops

New Issue Up To Security Body Of UN   Russia Attempts To Use Veto Power; Debate Heated

UNO Faces New Test As Another Problem Bobs Up   SYRIA AND LEBANON TO SEEK HELP FROM COUNCIL

Danger (if Veto Power Stresser   U.N. Conference May Reach Showdown On Several Issues Wednesday

BYRNES PREPARED 10 CALL SOVIET RUSSIA ON COUNCIL AFFAIRS   tran Charges Interference In Troop Report

Churchill Is Opposed to Ration Plan   British Bakers and Publi Revolt Against Ra tioning of Bread

Churchill Charges Brifain's Labor Government Destroving Free Speech

CHURCHILL STRIKES AT LABOR GOV'T   Charges That It Doesn’t Want Free Speech

HURCHILL EADS FIGHT ON READ RATION   Bakers Refuse To Obey Order

British Rationing Move Under Fire   Churchill in London Tells Commons Idea Is Unwarranted

Churchill States He Wants Facts  Questions Stalin's Troop Statement

ARMED FORCE REPORT URGED   Churchill Calls for Facts Or  Troops in Answer To Stalin’s Remarks

Stalin Figure On Army Size  Is Questioned   Churchill Says He Will Continue to Seek information

DOUBTS STALIN REVEALED MIGHT   CHURCHILL SAYS U. N. SHOULD DETERMINE RED STRENGTH IN EUROPE.

Churchill  Seeks Facts   Questions Stalin’s Statement On Troops   State Department Suggests Stalin Talk ‘Echoed Byrnes’.

Suggests That the Uniied Nations Clear Up The Dispute. Stalin Admits 60 Divisions On “War Footing ~~

Enrollment Record: Are Set in Leading  Colleges in Texas  UT Leads in Number Registered; SMU Ha:  Grantoct Incrence

BiG GAINS ARE SHOWN. BY SCHOOLS OVER STATE Enrollment In Texas Colleges Sets New Marks As Vets Resume Studies:-Tech Fifth In State

‘OPA OR WAGE FIGHT’:  UAW Orders Mass. Wal out Tuesday to Protest Prices.

INO: COUNCIL SOMPLETED IN SECRET VOTE   Soviet Bid for Delay Defeated

Il-Member UNO Council Named   Brazil, Egypt, Mexico, Poland, Holland and Australia Selected to Serve With Big Five

SOVIET MOVE DELAY VOTE IS DEFEATED   Australia Wins Over Canada For Synof

RED ATTEMPT TO DELAY VOTE {S QVERRULEL   Brazil and M exico Among Nations to Serve on Council

Russian Effort To Create Delay Is Turned Down   Byres Wins Point By Getting Immediate Ballot On Members

Australia Gains Seat On Council  UNO Delegates Vote Six More Nations On  i eR ee

SECURITY UNIT IS FORMED BY UNO DELEGATES   Russian Effort To Delay Proceedings Is Rejected

Security Council  Completed by UNO   Brazil, Egypt, Mexico, Poland, Holland, And Australia Named .

ASSEMBLY TURNS DOWN RUSS REQUEST   Byrnes Chides Soviet For Seeking To Delay Action

23 GERHIAN SCIENTISTS, DOCTORS PLEAD INROCENT; TRIALS OPEN BECEMBER 9

Wants U.S. To Abandon Tito Group   His Consulate Picketed Over Slav Regime

AT GIBSON MINE AFTER WALKOUT   Apreement Reached Last Tuesday Following Strike Over Wages

GIRL, 13, IS SENTENCED   Betty Ness Admits Setting a Doz. en Fires in Wichita

Reds May Claim Ryukyu Islands   U. S. To Oppose Anticipated Russian Move When It Comes

SOVIETS EXPECTED TO STAKE CLAIMS TO RYUKYU CHAIN   Russians May Try to Take Over _. Islands Including BloodDrenched Okinawa

U.S. Against Red Seizure  Of Rkukyus   Chain of Isles Includes BloodDrenched Okinawa

Ryukyus May Start Another Squabble i Soviet Tries Grab   U.S. Has BattleWon Interest in Okinawa Group

Russians Planning To Stake Claim On Ryukyu Islands  -—- United States Feels China Should  Be Administrator

United States Opposes Soviet Plan To Stake Claim To Chain  Of Islands Won From Japanese

Report Russia Plans To Claim Ryukyus Islands   Okinawa Included In Move Foreseen By U. S. Officials

Reds Expected To Lay Claim To Ryukyu   Americans Favor Chinese Control Of Jap Islands

TRAVELS 600 MILES TO “FIX” A TICKE]   Woman Rides Bus From Casper Wyo., to Tulsa, Okla., to Adjust $1 Summons.

HOUSE COMMITTEE IRAPS COAST GUARD IN SLASHING FUND   Charges Return to Peace Footing “Loaded Bown with. Gald Sroid”

MEAT PRICES — ~ TO TAKE DROF      HUGE VOLUME OF LIVESTOCK GOING TO. MARKET EX—— PECTED—TO—AFFECT  PRICES SOON

LIVESTOCK 15 POURINGIN MAJOR MARKETS   Lower Prices Are Predicted By Week-end

Meat Volume Now Heaviest For 3 Years   Lower Price Forecast By Week End After Flood of Livestock

Turkey From Newsboys On Truman Table  President And Wife Attend Christ Church

Trumans Attend Service 'In Alexandria; Spending 'Oniet Thanksgiving Day

Plea For Troops Is Rejected By ‘tate’s Chief   Governor Goodland Sees “No Need of Interference In Milwaukee Strike

Four Children Burn to Death   Trapped in Bedroom Of Spokane House; Toll for Nation 20

Lays Deaths Of Sev ren Soldiers  To All Tel Aviv   Maj. Gen. Cassels Restrict Whole Community in, Order to Maintain Security

BRITISH IMPOSE TEL AVIV CURFEW   Community Held Responsible For Murder of Seven

7 British Tommies Massacred   Community of Tel Aviv Heid Responsible

ENTIRE CITY BLAMED FOR SLAYING OF 7   British Military Authorities Place * Restrictions on Tel Aviv After Clash.

Whole City Is Blamed   British Clamp Rigid Control on Jewish City After Deadly Raid

APPORTIONING FUSS WORRYINC POLITICAL MEN   Supreme Court Upholding Suit Would Create Dire Confusion

LAWSUIT POSES TOUCHY QUESTION ON GANDIDACIES   Much Confusion is Seen [ High Court Rules State IHlegally Apportioned   LAW LONG DISREGARDED   Aspirants for Congress May Have to Stump Whole of {linois

Little Chance of Mishap at Bikini, But “What If” Intrigues Newsmen

Jews Lose  Holy Land Court Plea   Tribunal Refuses To Le Refugees Land; More  Trouble Expected.

Court Balks At Landing Of Ritiniees   Tribunal Holds Jews Off Haifa; Cannot Land In Palestine

4000 Jews Refused Permission fo Land   Palestine Supreme Court’s Action May Dw, '  Provoke Reprisals

See Abandonment  Of Shawmut R. R.   Receivers Post Notices To Phat Effect

Bilbo May Not: Attend Next Senate Meet   Physieal Condition May Prevent Hin Appearance; Republicans After’ His Senip

Senate To Probe Bilbo Campaign   Charge Southerner intimidated Negroes

PROBE OF BILBO SET FOR DEC. ¢   Senate Campaign Body to Open Investigation at Jackson, Miss.

Bilbo Reported Too Ill to Appear As GOP Plans Challenge. of Seat

Senate Group To Investigate Sen. Bilbo   Mississippi inquiry Ordesed in Vote ~ Discrimination Charge

PUBLIC HEARINGS ON BILBO WILL BE HELD BY PROBERS   Complaints Against Seating ol Senator to. Be Aired in Mississippi

Senate Committee Sets Hearing For Senator Bilbo  Protests Over Negro vale Intimidation

OENATE GROUP VUIEs PUBLIC HEARINGS ON PROTEST OF SEATING  COMPLAINTS SENATOR  TRIED TO INTIMIDATE

Senate Unit  Decides To Probe Bilbo   Public Hearings Will Be Held in Mississippi By Commiiteemen.

Senate Committee Sets Hearing For Senator Bilbo  Protests Over Negro Vote Intimidation Received by Solons

Bilbo’s !!Iness May Halt Probe   Republicans Plan Challenge Moves

AILMENTS MAY KEEP BILBO FROM SENATE   Hearing Appears Certain In Vote Intimidation Charge

Another One?.... Poor Health Can Prevent Showdown With Bilbo  Over Fitness For Senate

SENATOR BILBO INILL HEALTH   MAY PREVENT GOP PLAN TO BAR HIM FROM SENATE SEAT

SENATE SETS OPEN HEARING AGAINST BILBQ   Pee a mmm ‘Major Party Leaders Scrap for Key Positions

BILBO CONTACTS POOR HEALTH   May Prevent Attempt to Block Mississippi Speaker

SENATE GROUP 10 OPEN BILBO HEARING   Investigation Of Electior Charges Set

Mississippi Hearings on  Bilbo Set   Senator May Be ~ Too Ill to Go

Believe Open Hearing on Complaints Regarding Intimidation of Negro Voters Will Be Held in Home State

Bilho’s Health May Block Republican Ouster Strategy   May Prevent a Challenge On His Right to a Seat

ACTION SEEN CLEARING WAY FOR ADOPTION   Upper House Rejects Amendment by 45 To 40 Ballot

British Loan Gets By Test   Senate Votes Down First Attempted Amendment 45 to 40

Near Vote On Loan   Amendment ‘Proposing Ceding <British Bases To U. S. Before Senate

Test Vote Nears On British Loan   McFarland Calls For Settlement of Debt

Buying Wave Sweeps Stores  Bare Of Foods   A. & P. To Close All 500 In New York Due To Truck Strike

‘Building Is Threatened ‘By Walkout      Shortage of Materials May. Affect Huge Projects in New York Area .    Union Is Blamed   D’Dwyer Says Local 807 Is Responsible for Situation

New York Faces Food Shortage  Buying Wave Sweeps Grocers’ Shelves

‘Many Close As OPA Ceilings Go On Again   Week-End Buying Spree Leaves Shops With Little Except Poultry And Cold Cuts

Marlin Interprets It As Mandate to Take Government Out of People’s Hair

HOPE TO AVOID CLASH ON IRAN   Proof of Reds’ Withdrawal Held Only Hope to Get Case Off UN Agenda

Only New Iran Report Can Avert U.N. Clash Today   Proof of Russia Evacuation Needed If Issue is Dropped

Explosive Iran Issue Up Again  Council Seeks To Avert Another Clash

UN EXPECTS IRAN REPORT  ON RED ARMY   Appeasement Policy Set by Franco In Prabe

U. N. Security Grou, Awaits New Report From Iranian   Delegates Hope Message Might Avert Another Clash on Case, Which Comes Before Council Today

UN Council Awaits Further Data on tran   Only Receipt of New Evidence Can Avert Clash on Question; Council Meets Today

Iranian Case May Result — In New Clash   Council Delegates Want Full Evidence Red Troops Are Out

100,000 In 3 Cities Enjoy Title Fight In Ease Free Via Television

PARTY “FOR “NAZIS DENIED IN GOTHAM   Philadelphia Pap Paper Reports Engine. Crew Feted Before Return

PROBE PARTY QN NAZI SHIP   Begin Inquiry of Alleged Rictous Party As Crew Sails Under Guard

Yugoslavian Catholic Head Ts Arrested   ‘Crimes Against ihe People’ Charged  By Government

Catholic Church Leader  Arrested in Yugoslavia Archbishop To Face Trial on Charges  ae RB Men endor Wave

Yugoslavs Arres! Catholic Prelate  Archbishop Charged With Aiding Ustachi

Archbishop Of Yugoslavia Put Under Arrest   Name Linked With  Terrorist Group

SLAVS ARREST CHURCH HEAD   Tito’s Government Holds Archbishop for Trial On Crimes Charge

Archbishop Is Arrested By Tito Men   Top Yugo Catholic Charged With Crimes Against The People

Yugoslav Church Head Is Arrested   Head of Catholic Church Arrested For “Crimes Against The People”

i ~=—CHURCH— 12 Other Priests Arrested  ‘Crimes Against oC —_~/ FF fF ew .UUlUmULUmUCUY

Tito Accuses Church Leader   Catholic Prelate Accused Of Treason

CRIMES BLAMED ON ARCHBISHOF   Roman Catholic Church Head In Yugoslavia Under Arrest

Archbishop Of Yugoslavia Is Under Arrest   Head of Catholic Church Accused of Crimes Against People

Arr estHead  Roman Church Tn Yugoslavia              : jishép’-Alojzije ‘Srepi. “nae Is Chareon Sept ' “Crimes Agninst Peo- ple? Reperts Says.

ARBITRATION SET IN TWA WALKOUT   Strike Due To End As Soor As Details Are Clarified

PILOTS’ STRIKE PACT REACHED   Early End Seen To Walkout Of Trans-World  Airline Fliere

SETTLEMENT IN PILOTS’ TIEUP sFEN LIKELY   Coal Negotiations, AllisChalmers Strike Keep Leaders Busy

Aviation Strike Nears End.... Opposing Sides In The _ TWA Strike Agree To Arbitration Proposal

Arbitration Accepted by Pilots’ Union   Meeting To Be Held; Coal Negotiations T akich

Early End of TWA Strike  Looms Ahead   Mediator Reports Tentative Agreement  Has Been Reachd

MediatorSaysTWA Strike May End;  Proposal Is Made      to Work While Their Demands Receive Panel Attention

Agreement In Pilots’ Strike Looms Today   Tentative Arrangentent May Lead to Early End Of Traus-World Airline Dispute

Plane Strike Arbitration Accepted   Expects Walkout To End as Soon As Few Points Are Clarified

Break Seen In Sirike of TWA Pilots   Federal Mediator Reports Tentative Agreement Is Reached; Conference on Coal Ie Resumed

Pilots Walkout Expected to Ene In Near Future   Mine Situation Remains Tense; Talks Recessed

Airline Pilots Accept Proposal For Arbitration   Walkout Expected To End As Soon As Few Points Clarified

Early End 0 TWA Tie-Up Is Indicated   Govt., Meanwhile, Is Awaiting Miners’ Spe. otic Demande

Both Sides Accept, In Principle, Arbitration Plan in Airline Strike

TWA Pilots Accept Terms   Service Being Resumed As Soon As Possible

U. S. Mediator  Reports Plan For Arbitration   Opposing Sides Accept Proposal ‘In Principle’ To End Dispute —

Arbitration Plan Due To Halt Strike   Meanwhile, Coal Snarl And Allis Dispute Vex Government.

T. W.-A. Pilots Strike Near Settlement; 10,000 Miners Remain Away From Jobs

CHIANG HALTS GOVT. ARMIES   Issues Cease-Fire Order To Emphasize Desire For  Peace in China

CHIANG MAKES PEACE GESTURE   - Nationalists Ordered To Cease Fire Except in Defense Necessity

Chiang Orders Firing to Stor   Burden of ‘Carrying Wat Placed on Communists

Chiang Orders Guns of His Armies Stilled   Action Ends Chinese Reds’ Argument to Taking Part in Talks

Chinese Guns Stilled in Peace Move   Surprise Action Is Intended to Refute Arguments

GUNS OF CHIANG FORCES STILLEL   Surprise Action Place: Communists On Spot In Civil War

Guns Are Silenced By Chinese Leade!   Surprise Action Taken by Generalissimo Chiang

CHIANG STILLS ARMY'S GUNS TO END STRIFE   Chinese Communists See No Cause For Any  Optimism

SETTLEMENT SOUGHT IN LONG STRIFE IN CHINA Chiang Makes New Peace Offer As Government’ Armies Cease Drive: Communist Stand Awaited

Chiang Makes New Peace Offer As Government’ Armies Cease Drive: Communist Stand Awaited

Frank Charged With Killing 3 Million   Responsible For Butchering Jews

MAN WHO ABDUCTED DOC. “ TOR'S WIFE AND THEN RELEASED. HER’ BEING QUESTIONED’

World Is Asked To Learn Unity And Fraternity   Pope Pius XII Cites as Ex. ample Papal Consistories Opening Mouday to Create New Cardinals

Pope: cites: papal meet  as example Will. create 32  new cardinals

Pope Pius Appeals to World To Learn Peace, Unity From Papal Consistories -

POPE PILIS ISSUES APPEAL FOR UNITY   CITES GATHERING OF PRELATES AS EXAMPLE OF FRATERNITY FOR WORLD.

Pope Says Church Example of Unity   Services Begin Monday To Create 32 Cardinals

‘SPECIAL ARMY’   OCCUPATION ARMY WITH SPECIAL ADVANTAGES PROPOSED FOR MEN ASKING OVERSEAS DUTY

TO VOTE TODAY ON BRITISH LOAN   SENATE SETS HOUR FOR BAILOT ON PROPOSAL AFTER STORMY DEBATE.

Senate To Vote On British Loan This Afternoon   Agreement Comes after Stormy Debate; Amendments Are Rejected

Senate fo Take Final Vote Today ‘On British Loan   Agreement Is Reached After Barkley Asked Unbroken Session

BRITISH GREDIT BILL 1S PUSHED   Senators Impatient To Get Going On Labor Legislation

Long, Stormy Session Held by Senate Debating Loan Bill   Final Vote on Measure Is Set for 3 o’Clock (E.S.T.) Today: Opposition Amendments Defeated

SOLONS STAGE STORMY DEBATE .  Senate Approves Vote On British Loan Issue Today

British Loan Bill Passage Is Due This Afternoon   Langer Performance Prevents Senators’  Acting Thursday Night

Gives Charity His Film Pay   Will Rogers, Jr., to Donate $150,000

Can't Feed Japan, Report   Reich, Jap Requests Exceed U. S. Export

Japan Told to Scale Down Expectations of Food Shipped From U. S.

Deadline For Rail Walkout Early Monday  Complete Tieup Of Carriers In

Unions Order Men Off Jobs Early Monday   Management Asserts Demands Include Shorter Trains

Deadline For Rail Walkout Early Monday   Complete Tieup Of Carriers In Nation Promised

AFL Members Ask Congress Not To Curb Activities  ‘Objectionable’ J MM... robb eo uf 6 © @&) TP i atic

AFL Wants Discourage Labor Laws   LEnion Officers Urged To Let Congressmen Know Votes Watched

Australia Wants Reds to Clarify Atom Rule Plax   Molotov’s Surprise Scheme Too Restricted, UN Delegate Declares

Australia Asks UN Clarification   Soviet Disarmament Plan Holds Attention Of Security Group

International Inspection Is Being Demanded   Russian Proposal  Hit By Australia

Facts on Red Disarmament Move Sought   Australia Warns Against Veto Ban In Control Setup

AUSTRALIA ASKS RUSSIA QUESTIONS   Wants Pian for Disarmament Made  More Clear

‘Australia Asks Russia To Clarify Proposal For Atomic Energv Control

Milifary Caste in U. S., Says Moscow Radio   Soviets Also Claim Plants. in U-S.. Zone Are Being Ransacked

CHARGES MILITARY CASTE   Moscow Says v. S. Wants to Use Atomise Power to Rule World

Soviet Charge U .S. Develops ‘Armed Caste   Accuse United States Of Majntaining Foree For World Domination.

Hitler Ordered Slaughter Of All Allied Commandos, Nuernberg Court Is Told

Secret Order Reveals Hitler Decreed Slaughter Of All Commandos And Paratroops   Red To International Military Tribunal As Trial Of Nazi War Leaders Reopens

Hitler Gave Death Order   Demanded Slaughter “To:Last Man” of All Allied Commandos;   - Trial of SS Complete

Hitler Order To Slaughter Enemy Bared   Kill Commandos. And Paratroopers Taken, Fuehrer Decreed

INFURIATED BY COMMANDOS AND PARATROOPERS   NUERNBTRG TRIAL RESUMES AFTER 12-DAY RECESS

‘Death To All  Paratroopers   Hitler coed fF Sec ret Order To Kill All Commandoes.  Troopers.

Adolf Asks Paratroop Slaughter   Hitler Himself Deereed Death to Last Man For Allied Commanilas

Hitler Gave Death Order On Prisoners   Decreed Slaughter of Commendes, Pa Ceptured After Dieppe Raid

Secret Naz! Death Decree Is Revealed   Hitler Ordered Slaughter Of All Allied Commando Or Parachute Troopers, Nuernberg Court Told

Fuehrer Order Deereed Death “Of Comma   Hitler’s Fury Over Dieppe, Other Raids Revealed To Nueruberg Tribunal

Hitler Ordered  Execution of Paratroopers  Commandos Also Shown Included

Television To Carry Truman's Appesrance Congress   Hitler Decreed Death To Allied Paratroopers  Also Ordered All Commandes Sila

REVEAL HITLER ORDER TO KILL PARATROOPERS   Military Tribunal Trying War Criminals Also Told of Massacre of Jews

Hitler Personally Ordered ‘Slaughter To Last Man’ of Allied Commandos, Paratroopers Captured After Oct. 18, 1942 As Act of Revenge For Dieppe

Slaughter of 5,000 Jews in One Night Told   New Page of Nazi Atrocities Untolds

Hitler Ordered: Death to All Allied ’Chutists   Massacre of 5,000 Helpless Jews Also Told at Trial

Present Order To Tribunal at War Crime Trial   Stouighiter Up Last ~ Man Was His Edict; Anary at Dieppe:Raid

Hitler's Murder Order Is Read . During Trial   Slaughter. of Commatide aud Paratroopers Is Directed After Dieppe Raid

HITLER'S ORDER ASK SLAUGHTER OF COMMANDOS   Massacre Of 5,000 Jews Also Related As Trial Of Nazis Reopens

Hitler Ordered Slaughter Of Allied Commandos   Paratroops Also  Doomed Te Death

Personally Decreed That _ All) Commandos © :and Sky T roops . Taken After. Oct. -18, 1942 Should Be “Slaughtered To Last Man” ©. =

HITLER SECRET ORDER REVEALS HE PERSUNALLY DECREED “SLAUGHTER TO LAST MAN”   Captured Commandos and Paratroops Wer to Have Been Put to Death—Prosecution Reads Eye-Witness Account of Killing 5.000 Jews—Other Late News of Interest

UN COUNCIL IS GIVEN ADVICE   U. S. Delegate Calls for End To ‘Wild Charges’, Leo af Veta

American Delegate ¥leads For Cooperation ‘Aunong Major PowersIn Address to Assembly Delegates

New Bid For Cooper ation In  U. N Council   Delegate Calls For End To Charges Unfounded

Win the Peace, Not Debate Seeks Greater Cooperation Among the Major Powers in U. S. Security Council

U.S. Delegate Hits at Rows in UN Council, Calls for Co-Operation

U. 5. Asking Cooperation   Delegate to U. N. Would End Charges, CounterCharges; Meeting Opens Wednesday

Dismissal Of Charges Is Refused   Throws Out Defense Argu ments That Court Proceedings Are Illegal

CONTEMPT CASE, ANTI-INJUNCTION ACT ARE UPHELD   Double-Barreled Blow Dealt To Union’s Strategy

Goldsborough Overrules Defense Argument. Against Prosecution of Mine Chief Under Anti-Strike Act

DENIES MOVE TO DISMISS COMPLAINT   Declares That Norris-LaGuardia Act Not Apply

FEDERAL COURT’ MAY FIND UMW LEADER GUILTY   Motion to Dismiss Charges Against Him Denied

Injunction Ruled Legal; Contempt Charge ls Upheld   Goldsborough Asserts Miners’ Chieftain in Effect Pleaded Guilty

Refuses fob Dismi iss      ALSO RULES wT APPLY RULINGS ACT DOES NOT APPLY; RULINGS ° POINT TOWARD CONVICTION 

Judge Goldsborough Asserts Norris-LaGuardia Act Does Not Apply; Double-Barreled Ruline Made   KNOCKS PROPS FROM UNIONS CONTENTION

Curran Calls Emergency Meeting Of Union Today To Take Action   Shipowners and Government Agencies Violate June 15 Aqreement, National Leader-~Charaes

END OF SHIP STRIKE UP TO WHITE HOUSE   Wage Stabilization Board Votes to Stand by Earlier Wage Decision.   BULLETIN!

Governor To Act en Rent Controls  Gor Jowa   May Issue New Order Or Call Session

 Governor Blue Is Contemplating Rent Control Proclamation   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s ' Special Correspondent

Bevin Assails Soviet Attitude Toward World   No Peace Unless Reds Enter Freely Into European Settlement’

Stubborn Russia Blocking Peace, Bevin Complains   Foreign Secretary Deplores Tendency To Sovietize World

BEVIN HITS AT ATTITUDE OF RUSSIANS   Says Soviet Must Enter Freely Into Peace Settlement

Soviet Told Not To Miss Peace Chance   “It May Never Come Again,” Says British Leader

TELLS COMMONS SOVIET METHODS RAISE BARRIER   SEEKS EXTENSION OF ANGLO-RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP TREATY

Reds Must Aid European Settlement   Would Extend Friendship Treaty To Fifty Years

Says Chance May Never Come Aaain   Urges America Not To Be Discouraged By Soviet Action

Red View of Democracy Is Obstacle   Full Dress Debate on Foreign Affairs Begins

Soviets Warned Against Attitude   Twenty-Five Yea Byrnes Treaty Is Supported

Bevin Tells House Of Commons:  Russian Methods Are An Obstacle To Permanent Peace

SAYS RED PEACE HELP NECESSARY   Bevin Tells Commons of Russian Obstacles

BEVIN SAYS PEACE IS UP TO RUSSIANS   ‘reedom From War Can (ome Only if the Reds Linter Into European settlement, Foreign Secretary Declares.

Bevin Declares Attitude Of Reds Hinders Peace   Tells Commons Russians Must Enter Freely Into European Settlement

PEACE HINGES ON — RUSSIA, BEVIN SAYS   ‘Attempt To Impose Soviet System On Entire World’ Deplored in Debate

World Peace Up to Soviet, Says Bevins   Russian Cooperation Deemed Necessary by Foreign Secretary

Soviet Attitude Is Attacked by Bevin in Speech   Self-Righteousness Held Greatest Bar te Settled Peace

PEACE DEPENDS ON SOVIET AID   Bevin Says Russia Holds Key In Europe

Russian Views Described as Peace Obstacle   U.S. Urged Not To Take First Rebuff From Reds to Heart

Says Russia Mus! Guarantee Peace By Participating   Bevin Tells Commons That Soviet Should Change Methods

Bevin Varns Soviet   Briton Says Failure ‘To Cooperate With Western Allies: May Cost Peace of World

BEVIN WARNS RUSSIA: ‘DON'T FUMBLE PEACE’   Britain’s Foreign Leader Ir Appeal To Soviet For World Cooperation

Peace Only If Russia Enfers, Asserts Bevin   Russian Position Great Obstacle to Peace, Says British Foreiqgn Minister

Must Enter Freely Into Settlement   Soviets Think Own System Best Commons Told During Debate

Appeal Is Addressed  To Moseow  Byrnes’ Proposal Draws Warm Prais

Bevin Says Peace Possible Only If Russia Helps   British Foreign Secretary Declares Byrnes Plan of 25-Year Treaty for Germany and Japan Would Remove Misunderstanding

BEVIN ISSUES NEW WARNING TO RUSSIA   Says Peace In Europe De. pends On Soviets

Russia Holds Kev To Peace  Bevin Warns   Soviets Urged Not To Let Chance For World Security Become Lost

Russian Idea of Being Only Nation With - Right Ideas Is   Block. He Says

Red Cooperatior Essential, Bevin Tells Commons  Peace Impossible Unless Russians   Peace Impossible Unless Russians “Enter Freely’

BRITISH HOUSE TOLD SOVIET HELP NEEDED TO AVERT NEW WAR  RUSSIANS WARNED TO  COOPERATE; “ANOTHER.  CHANCE MAY NOT COME”

Warned ‘If You Value Peace Do  Not Miss It Now’      Foreign Secretary Bovins Says Peace Can Be Guaranteed Only LE Mascow  Enters Ente Settlement   Ur ‘ges U.S. Press ‘Long Reic " Control   Russia. Briton Says. Must Cust Aside tdea That Ouly Russian Methods Rep Si} Dentoeraney

Russia Must En Suspicion, Ente In 1 Peace-Bevin  ArAIANn   Foreign Secretary Again Offers Friendship Pact

Bevin Says Russ Pact Aid Vital   Foreign Secretary Opens Two-Day Debate on Policy, Defending Anglo-U. S. Stand ©

“If You Value Peace Above All Do Not Misa It; It May Never Come Again.”   SPOKE IN COMMONS   He Opened a Foreign Policy Debate In the House Today.

Says Soviets Should Enter In Settlements   Declares Russia’s Position One Of Greatest Obstacles To Peace.

Warns Russians Not To Miss Chance For World Peace; Supports Byrnes

Bevins Says Russian Attempts to Force World to Adopt Only Red Methods, Blocking Peace

RED STAND HELD ‘SNAG’ TO PEACE   Bevin Asserts Russia Must Enter Freely Into Talks

Says Russian Acceptance of. Proposed European Peace Treaties Essential to Peace. -

Bevin Warns Russia To ‘Accept Peace Now   British Foreign Secretary Addresses Warning Appeal. to Soviets in Opening Debate on Policy; Blames-Russia For Deadlock at Paris Meeting

House Unit Votes Army Atom Voice   Committee Bill Differ Greatly from Senate Civilian Version.

Fear Anti-American Trend in China Will Increase, Spurred by Reds And Reactionary Nationalist Clique

QUTBREAKS IN CHINA MAY BE AIMED AT U.S   Americans Deeply Concerned Over Peace Efforts of Gen. Marshall.

ANTI-AMERICAN SENTIMENT GROWS   Outbreaks Feared if Chinese Peace Effort Fails

Zacharias Story Of Pearl Harbor Denied   Kimmel’s Aide Blasts At Purported Warning, Blames “Too Much Secrecy’

BLASTS STORY ON PREDICTION OF NIP ATTACK   Evidence of Zacharias Discounted by Vice Admiral Smith

Naval Officer's Story Termed ‘Clairvoyance in Reverse’ by Adm. Smith

Zacharias   Kimmel’s Aide Blasts At Purported _ Warning, Blames ‘Too Much. Secrecy’

Smith Denies Warning On Sneak Raid   Captoin’s Story OF Warning Kimmel Is Denied By Admiral

Admiral Smith ‘Tells Senate There Was too Much Seerecy In Navy  Before Japanese Atsae

FDR Policies Are Endorsed   - Propose Changes  in Wisconsin’s Laws

Music Educators Name ‘Essential’ Patriotic Songs   Combat Postwar Slump In Fervor

Peron Wins Election In Argentine   Nazi Collaborator and Leader of Fascist Elements Back Into Office.

UUVERNMENT 18 BE CALLED 10 SETTLE STRIKE   No Hope Held For Settlement Mine Contract

PATMAN BILL IS NEARING © FINAL VOTE.   New Move Made. To Sidetrack  Housing Measure

Iranian Delegate Makes Personal Statement Before Security Council

lran Delegate Accuses Russ Of Interference   Dispute Brought Before Council To Avoid Strife

UNITED NATIONS Iran Issue Is Studied By Council   Delegate Tells Of Interventions

Reds Made ‘A Numbe: Of Interventions lran’s Problems With Russians Brought Before Security Unit  Delegate Insists Trouble Must B« Settled To Avert World Frictior

ir an Delegate Ci tés Ru “Thtetvcation:               ed. Before UNC  Sec y Couneil With   Wartning. Dispute AE

IRAN CITES RED ‘INTERVENTION’ SEEKS UNO RULE   OIL-RICH NATION MAY CALL ON U. S. TO BACK CLAIMS

Intervention by Soviets Claimed ~\t UNO Hearings   Direct Negotiations Between Moscow and Tehran Are Proposed

re  IRAN PRESSES RUSS CHARGES   Security Council Told Of Intervention By Soviets

NANKING BECOMES CAPITAL      Marshall Hopeful Of Manchurian Truce In Few-Days

SEEK LANDSLIDE VOTE FOR DEWEY   May Start Boom All Over Again For President

New York GOP Booming Dewey   Landslide Victory In Governor's Race Sought Over Mcad

GOP Plans Dewey Boom  In New York   Party Hopes For Landslide To Start Him For Presidential Nomination

Spacious U.N. ‘Home’ Ready   Lie Set to Receive: Gold Kev in Gotham

OUTLOOK DARK FOR 1947 U.S MEAT SUPPLY   Black Market Still Getting The Bulk OF Outnout

Board Asks Walkout by Cutter Union   Would Involve 135,600; Strike at Western Union Canceled.

CLEVELAND 6. . MAY RETURN TO CHILDREN   Wife Hopes Courtsmartia! May Be Entirely Revoked

Heavy Damage Is Reporfed In Wide Section  Panhandle; Rain Likely Ta Cence

NEW FLOODS ADD 10 HEAVY DAMAGE FROM WEATHER IN TEXAS   SITUATION EASING BUT RAIN, COLD CONTINUE. OVER MOST OF STATE

neavy Damage Is Reported In Wide Section   Snow Melting In Panhandle; Rain Likely Ta Cance

PRESIDENT AND - CHURCHILL SET FOR LONG TRIF   World Leaders To Appear in Fulton, Mo., Tuesday——Win“nie To: Give Speech °

Eventful Day For Fulton   Town Makes Ready For Truman And Churchill, Thousand  Of Other Guests

MISSOURI HAM FOR CHURCHILL   FULTON HOST TO SERVE BRITON AND TRUMAN MEAT CURED BY EXPERTS.

~ Callaway County Ham for ‘C-T Day’ Fulton Puts Finishing Touch On Welcome to Winnie, Harry

Jews Try To Swim Ashore, Rounded Up   Fight at Sea Sunday Costs One Life as Other Jews Try To Slip Into Palestine

{100 Jewish Refugees Plunge ‘Into Sea To Evade British   However, All Attempts To Gain Land Are Foiled

Refugees Recaptured By British   Nearly 100 Jews Leap Overboard From Illegal  Immigrant Ship

Refugees Fail In Attempt To Swim Ashore   Jewish Immigrants Jump Overboard In Attempt To Enter Palestine.

BRITISH ROUND UP. JEWISH REFUGEES   Prisoners Tried to Swim Achore at Roife

Halt Jews At Haifa   Refugees Trying to Slip Into Holy Land Intercepted By British

Jewish Refugees Attempt to Swim ‘Ashore at Haifa   Hlegal tmmigrants  In Break for Shore--One Killed as British Navy Rounds Them Up

HAIFA IS SCENE OF NEW CLASI   Illegal Jews Thwarted in Effort to Land

Jews Balked In Attempt To Slip Into Palestine   _Nearly 100 Leap Over. Rounded Up board But Soon

900 Jewish Refugees Face Deportation To Cyprus After Atfemp! To Enter Palestine

Jew Refugees. Attempt Escape   Refugees On Immigrant Ship Jump Overboard In Attempt To Reach Haifa

Jews Try To Swim Ashore From Boats   Nearly One Hundred Jump @verboard From Im‘Bugrant Ship At Usifa

100 JEWS FAIL SWIM ATTEMPT TO HOLY LAND   British Round Up Refugees After They Dive from Ship Outside Haifa

Farmers Vigilante Group Sets April  For ‘Farm Strike’   To Ask Members Withhold from Seeding All Land

FARM STRIKE IS CALLED APRIL 1   Vigilante Group Will Ask Members to Withhold Land From Seeding

E DEFER SENTENCE T0 WEDNESDAY   Asks Views of Both Sides on Punishment to Be Meted Out

SENTENCING OF UMW CHIEFTAIN DUE WEDNESDAY   Lewis Charges Judge Has ‘Deprived Miners Of Their Rights’   SOUTHERN CHIEF QUITS   Burke Resigns Post After Row As Coal Shortage Gets Worse

SENTENCE FOR. LABOR LEADER IS POSTPONEI   HEAD OF UMW DECLARES AFTER—VERDICT_THAT_HIS CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS  WERE VIOLATED ’

SENTENCE 10 WEDNESNAY   Asks Views of Both Sides on Punishment to Be Meted Out

Miners Head And UMW. Gelty Of Contempt Of Court   Court Formally Finds Them Guilty — Delays Sentence Until Wednesday Mornings   LEWIS SPEAKS AS TRIAL IS ENDED

PRIGES SLUMP FOR LIVESTOCK   Hogs $2.50 Under Best Of Previous Day In Chicago

PRICES OF HOGS IN SHARP DROE   SWINE SLUMP §2.50 A HUNDRED POUNDS — CATTLE DOWN 50 CENTS TO $1.50,

Pauley Would Change Oil Stand   Asserts Action Would Be Guided By Navy

HONOR ROLL   JuniorSenior High School, Second Six Week’s Period 1946

YOUTH CONFESSES KILLING GIRL DUE 0 LUST TO SLAY   Stabbed City Librarian to Death Because He Just Wanted To Kill Some One

‘Urge To Kill Prompted Youtt To Stab Librarian To Death   Photo on Page 19.

T Just Wanted to Kill’ Says Youth In Confessing Slaying of Librarian

Youth to Face Murder Charge   Sheriff Claims Boy Confesses Stabbing Brvan. O.. Librarian

Youth Says ‘Urge To Kill’ Led Him To Choke And Stab City Librarian To Death   Body Of Emily Abernathy Found In Basement With 23 Stab Wounds

‘Faces Murder Trial In Death Ohio Librarian   Former Sailor Saye “Urge To Kill’? Led Him To Choke and Stab Einily Abernathy

Youth Confesses Stabbing Blonde Librarian In Ohio   Former Sailor Says He Felt Urge To Kill Since  Being In Service

Youth, 21, ‘Just Wanted To Kill   Urge Led Him To Stab Librarian

Solve Killing > Of Librarian   Confession To Be Followed by Filing of Formal Charge ‘Against Ohio Youth

YOUTH ADMITS BRUTAL MURDER      Youth Confesses Fata] Stabbing Of Ohio Librarian; Had “Urge To Kill.”

Youth Confesses Killing Librarian   “Urge to Kill” Given As Reason for Brutal Basement Slaying

URGE TO KILL’ SLAYER’S ALIB!   Ohioan, 21, Confesses Murder Of Pretty Librarian, 30, In Basement

SLAYER OF OHIO LIBRARIAN TELLS OF URGE TO KILL   YOUTH ADMITS HE CHOKED, STABBED WOMAN TO DEATH

‘ CHOKES, STABS WOMAN~ —  Ohio Youth Confesses ‘Ure'e- to- Kil? Slaying

Be ee  Church Gets 8606,000 On 2nd Anniversary ‘Kennedy. sr.’s Death

TRUCK FIRMS REJECT OFFER      Pledge to Stand Together Against Wage Proposal Of Two Concerns

Truck Owners Fight Offers By Two Firms   Move Dims Hopes Of Break in Strike In New York City

Track Strike Pact Blocked   Two Firms’ Offer Opposed Ry Other Companies

Row Flares At Hearings Over Pauley   Witness Takes Offense At Insinuction from Maine Senator.

Issue Warrants For 12 Pickets  No Violence at West Ait. DBi.__42. &’.. J...

J.-G. Want. Ads Pay!   How To Hold tT ALSE TEETH  phn, Beant. *a Blew

BYRNES: PROPOSAL SIDETRACKS ISSUE (IF RUSSIAN - IRAN   Soviet To Remove Men Before May 6, Is Promise.   ACCORD WILL SAVE ‘FACE’ OF NATIONS   — OP ewe ~— = a7 ee Se NT Se YR  Both Sides Get Some of Demands From New Avreement.

Requests UN To Post pone Action Now   Would Delay Council Consideration Until May 6

Russia Agrees Remove Troops Before May 6   Gromyko Still  Remains Absent

Would Give Russians Time To Remove Troop: -From Disputed Areas   Byrnes Offers Proposal That Signals End Of Worst Crisis In Short History Of United Nations: Gromyko Remains Away.

‘ BYRNES ASKS - AMBASSADOR TO TAKE ACTION ON PROM—"“FORTS" FLYING .  se AR ROUTE

DEADLOCK IN STRIKE TALKS AT COLUMBUS   UNION AND COMPANY OFFI—CIALS—BREAK—OFF—NEGO-— TIATIONS IN TRANSPORT ‘.° WALKouT, ~°

Russia Gains ‘Victory’ Over lranian Dispute   New Premier To Side With Soviet; Might Ask Case Be Dropped

 Suoport Russ   Delegates Predict Dispute Will Go Back to Parleys

Temporary Red Victory ir lran Dispute   US, British Observers at UNO Believe New ProSoviet Persian Premier May Order Case Shelved

NEW IRANIAN PREMIER MAY CHANGE SCENE IN UNO CASE   Wants Friendly Relations With Russia; May Ask Shelving Probe

Russia Scores In iran Scrap   Selection of New Premier Credited as Victory For Soviet

Choice of New Iranian Premier Gives Soviets Tampnorary UNO Victory

New Premier Friendly To Soviets   Saltenah May Shelve Or Drop Appeal, Negotiate Directly

Some Other Nation May Refile Ii   Hope to Wind Up London Meeting Within 10 Days

Reds Gain Victory in Iran Row   Naming af Pro-Russ Premier Seon as Temporary Advantage

Néw Iranian Premier Is Expected to Deal . Directly With Moscow: -Halts-I7NO Action '

Selection of New Premier in fran Is Soviet Victory   lranian Delegation Awaits Instructions From Man Friendly To Russian Cause

Predict New lran Premier To Negotiate   UNO Council To Study Matter To See If Charges Warranted

FRIEND OF REDS NAMED AS NEW IRANIAN LEADER   Premier Expected To Back Direct Negotiations With Moscow In Dispute

Some Other Nation May Refile kt.   Hope to Wind  Up London Meeting Within 10 Dav: :

New Premier Of Iran Seen Pro-Russian    May Order Case Against Soviets Dropped Or Shelved For Direct Neqotiations

Iran May. Drop Case on Russia   Saltaneh Selection as Premier Expected to Mean Red Victory

Russia Gains At Least Temporary Victory in tran   Predict Issue Now Before UNO Will Be Dropped Or Shelved

Change of Iranian Premier May End Case Before UNO   Big Powers Push For Speed In -. Present Meeting

SALTANEH HAS BEEN SELECTED AS - PREMIER OF IRAN   Appointment Will Give Ruassia at Least a Temporary Victory.   NEW NEGOTIATIONS   Appeal to Council to Intervene In the Soviet-Occupied Zone.

Expect Direct lranian-Soviet ‘Negotiation Now   New Premier Likely Tx Take Dispute Out Of IINO Hand<.

Russ Victory Seer In UNO Dispute   Naming of Iranian Premier May Lead to New Instructions

New Premier For Iran Is  Named Today   First Political Dispute Before UNO Is Settled With Russia Evidently Winning a Point.

CUT INTERIOR DEPT. BUDGET   House Bloc Whacks Func In Half With Criticism Of Inefficiency

Outright Extension of Draft Rejected As Chorges of ‘Politics’ Echo in Congress

UNION INDIGTED FOR EXTORTION   Officers Of Teamsters Named In Warrants At Detroit

REACH ACCORD WITH WESTERN ELECTRIC FIRM   Transit Walkout Is Delayed  After Truman Names  Mediation Board

Western Electric Settlement Eases Labor Situation      Senate Will Hear Taft Letter On Miller

Settle 65-Day Old Western Electric Strike   Nash-UAW Sign Agreement for 18.5 Cent Hour Increase

WE Workers Sign Contract Ending 65-Day-Old Fight   Tentative Settlement of ClO.Nash-Kelvinator Dispute Also Reached   TRANSIT STRIKE HITS LOUISVILLE   Truman Refuses to Intervene in GM Walkout; No Progress Reported —

Western Electric Employees Ac. cept 18.2 Percent General Wage Increase; Nash-Kelvinator CIO. Announce Tentative Pact    LOUISVILLE TROLLEY, BUS SERVICE STOPS

ACCORD LIFTS RENEWED THREAT OF PHONE TIEUP   Employes to Receive General Increase in Wages of 18.2 Per Cent   G. M. DEADLOCK REMAINS   UAW and Nash-Kelvinator Come to Terms, Subject to Ratification

U.S. LABOR TROUBLES ARE EASED   Western Electric And Kelvinator Strikes Settled

LABOR TENSION EASED BY END OF W.E STRIKE   Tentative Wage Agreement Reached Between Nash-ClO

NATION'S LABOR TROUBLES EASED   Western Electric Strike Settled Last Night

Western Electric Strike Settled   Nash-Kelvinator Agreement Seen

New Transit Strike Hits Louisville ; Western Electric Workers Accept 18.2 Percent General Increase In Wages. ,

J ester And Rainey Take Their Gubernatoriat Ramott Battle To Opposite Corners Of State

‘Charge “Pork Barrel” Scheme In Housing ee OR Cte diien Man Atinel od

Renew Plea For Subsidy To Spur Home Building   Administration’s Fight, However, Runs Into  GOP Accusations

Fresh Pressure. Is Applied To Homes Program   GOP Contends That Measure Is “Pork  Raw!) Gab mea

ASSAIL SUBSIDIES   Legislation Designed To Provide Homes For War Yeterans

Renew Fight For Subsidies  To Increase Home Building   Wrvatt Program

HOMES PROGRAM MEETS ATTACKS   ‘Pork Barrel’ Is Charged on Prefabricated Dwellings

Republican Cry Of ‘Pork Barrel’ Snags Housing   Production Chief Small Testifies For More Homes

Explanation Of Aims.... Building Restrictions _ Not Calculated To Hurt  ~ Reconversion Program   Fresh Pressure Is Applied... .  Republicans Yell “Pork ~ Barrel” At Housing Plan

Homes Program Under Attack   Republicans Raise *Pork Barrel’ Charge

Italian Voters  Surge To Polls   Support For Retention 0: Monarchy Appears To BeIndicated By Early  Voters

ROME IS SEEN IN SUPPORT OF MONARCHY   Umberto Supporters Claim 60 Per Cent of Votes For King

ITALIANS DECIDING ON MONARCHY FATE   20 Million Go To Polls in Two Days Of Balloting

British Okay Transport Bill   Commons Vote Socialize: ’ Railroad System

Congress to — :      May Balk Truman on Some Foreign Policy Points, but Won't Reject Efforts to Establish Machinery for International Accord

NEW-CONGRESS WILL TIGHTEN LOAN POLICY   Study Show New Congressmen Will Support Pirm Russian Stand

New Congress Expected To Pull Purse  Strings Soon   Study of Makeup of New Congress Gives Indication of New Policies

Firm Stand Is Seen On Loans, Soviet Relations   Revision Or Elimination -Of Trade Agreements Aci Probable; Will Not Be ‘Too Liberal Ou Treaties

New Congress Will Deal Firmly With  Russian Question   Analyses Report Also Predicts Action on Foreign Lean Policy

NEW CONGRESS TO TIGHTEN UP FOREIGN LOANS   Will Also Support Present Firm Stand On Russia

THE‘ NEWS;  By Pau MALION OE   UNCERTAIN PROFITS FORCE STOCKS DOWN

@ PAUL MALLUN-—  Strikes Basic Cause of Stock Market's Nosediving Tactics

— OTHMAN — Senate "Pullman’ Ends Trip   Lawmakers Eat Sandwiches And Snap!

Senate’s Big Day Includes Sandwiche: And Tiff Between Murray And Tyding:

i It Seemed Like War Again’   Flier Tells of Crash Landing. Internmen}

Modified Version Of Legislation Asked by Truman Is Passed, 61-20   Attempts To Extract Legal Enforcement Teeth Are Defeated   MAJOR CONCESSIONS ARE MADE TO CRITICS   resident's Right To Make Contracts with Unions Is Upheld

Attempt To Limit Power IsBeat Down   Measure Returns To House For Action On New Amendments

SenateUpholds  Government In Labor Pacts   Ball Amendment Would Have Outlawed Contract, Frozen Wages, Working Conditions Upon U. S. Seizure

Attempts to Extract Teeth Beaten Down   Emergency Measure Now Goes Back to House for Approval

Modified Bill Passed 61, 20 Karly Today   Amendments Remove Authority to Draft Workers Who Strike After U. S. Seizure

FREEZING IN   'No Inclination Shown To Restore Strike Draft Proposal

Move Rebuffec lo Refurn Bill [o Committee  President Says Draft Proposal Misrepresented   Sees Dictation

It Beats Down Attempts To Extract Draft’s Teeth      Measure Goes Back To House Where Action Delayed Until  Next

Senate OK’s Modified _ Truman Bill   Action by House On Senate Changes -Will- Be Delaved

Refuses to Remove ‘Teeth Frem Proposed Labor Legislation By Vote of 61 to 20

Senate Passes ified Bill  Cabins Labor      Barkley Makes Major Concessions To Critics of the Legislation As He Fights to Force Quick Action

LEGISLATION PUT THROUGH, 61 10 20, IN NIGHT SESSION   Series of Last-Minute At tempts to Extract Enforcement Teeth Are Beaten Down. #   CLAUSE TO DRAFT © STRIKERS LEFT OUT   President’s Authority to Write Contracts With Labor Unions in Seized Industries Upheld.

BALL CRITICAL OF SETTLEMENT CF COAL STRIKE   Truman Accused Of Appeasing “Arrogant Labor Leader At Point Of A Gun”   SENATE IS VOTING ON PRESIDENT’S BILL

Solons Reject New Proposals To Expand Bill   Senatora Ignore Truman’s + Plea for Original  Rvs“ af Tesien.

Measure Passes 61 to 20 in Early  Morning Hours   Efforts to Pull ‘Teeth’ Fail But Draft Provision Is Left Out

Final Attempt To Curb Legal Powers Beafen      Truman Emergency Bill is Not Due for House Action Before Thursday

YAMASHITA APPEALS T0 PRESIDENT   Seeking To Escape Death On Gallows As War Criminal

BANDITS TRAPPED IN VICTIM'S AUTO   Prisoners Charged With Kidnaping ond Robber

Ripon College To Get Stone From 10th Century Ripon, England Church

Low Flying Plane Kills Young Girl   Miss Betty Ann Lyng, 20, Struck By Plane Flown . By Sweetheart.

Lights Will Be Cut Off Tn Hamilton  ) Midnight Blackout @on Streets Ordere

HAMILTON GETS TROOP PROMISE FOR ‘BLACKOUT   Lausche Pledges Protectior Of State Guard As City Uses Most Of Fuel

Lausche Says State Guard to Aid U.S. in Struggle Aaainst ‘Dictator’

LAUSCHE OFFERS HAMILTON USE OF GUARD UNIT   Soft Coal Stocks at Delphos. St. Marys Utility Plants Low

Truman Gets Terminal Bill   House Will Try to Get Around “Bond Payment” Ne~’ Year

TWO DISPUTES MAY BLOCK ADJOURNMENT   Historic 79th Congress Stumbles in Senate On Social Security Measure

GI Terminal Pay Bill Passed and Sent to Truman   Bond-Payment Plan Is Put Through Despite ‘Hence Ovposition

BILL HEADS FOR TRUMAN'S DESK   Measure Clears Both  Senate, House On Wednesday   SEEN   Bond-Payment Pilar Denounced; May Be Modified

Law Makers Race Toward Adjournment   Sturhble’ Over Diapnie In:  volving Social Security Legislation On Eve q Of Dishanding

FURLOUGH PAY 0.K’D; BATTLE FOR CASH SEEN   House Members Lay Plans To Kill Bond Provision At Next Congress

TRUMAN GETS G. . LEAVE BILL FOR SIGNATURE   Terminal Pay Act Would Give Enlisted Men Bonds For Time

Furlough Pay Bill Awaiting  Truman’s Pen   Three Billion Dollar GI Meas ure Provides for Payment  In Bonds Cashable 5 Years After Discharge.

States’ Row On Tax Bill Stalls Work  In Congress   Rich, Poor States Go Into’ Deadlock On Social Seeurity

Terminal Pay Bill For Gls Heads for Desk of President   House Leaders to Take Up Cash:Provisions in Next Session

GI Terminal Pay Bill Goes To President   Fight Promised Next Year in Effort to Make Bonds Payable Without Long Wait

Pay Bill Is En Route to President   ts Cost Is Uncertain But Thomason Gives 3.Billion Estimaie; Below Other Bonus   Average Is $166   Accrued Furlough Time Is Factor in Deciding  Who Shall Benefit

Truman Gets Terminal Pay Bill For Gls   Act Will Pay Veterans In Bonds; House Hopes To Cash Them In 1947

TU SEEK CASH FURLOUGH PAY PLAN IN 1947   House Members, Dissatisfied With Bond Payment Provided in Newly Passed Bill, Will Act in January.

Federal Aid Bill Makes Big Stickler   Numerous Items Face Decisive Action Within Next Hours

House Seeks To Dodge Payment By U. S. Bonds   Say Discriminatory; Cite Officers Who Were Paid In Cash: Expense Uncertain

SEND FURLOUGH PAY MEASURE TO PRESIDENT   Intends For Next Congress Te Enact Laws So Veis Can Cash Bonds

Dispute Over Stafe Allotments Halts Action In Congress   Flood of Bills Hits White House For Truman's Action  Sa... FeABIAIo “284 ’ Fas aA ww

To Fight For GI Cash   House Members Score Payment in Bonds Section of Furlough Pay  Bill, On Truman’s Desk

~ MEASURE CLEARS BOTH HOUSES; TO PAY WITH BONDS   PROVISION DRAWS CRITICISM FROM HOUSE MEMBERS

Furlough Pay Bill Sent To Truman. Today   HOUSE DOES NOT LIKE SENATE BOND PLAN IN BILL

HISTORIC BODY TO ADJOURN  Congress Is Deadlocked Over Social Security Legislation

Truman Gets -Pay ill to Sign   House Members Plan Bill Next Year To Provide Cash

Furlough Pay Bill to Truman: House Crifical   Pair from Holland Repay Visits of Milwaukee Flier

Congress Set For Showdown On Security   Unless Action Taken. Tax Will Go Up To 2.5 Per Cent

GI PAY BILL TO TRUMAN'S DESK   Three Billion Dollar Meas ure Clears Both Houses.   Stumbling Toward Adjournment Tomorrow ....  Congress Deadlocked On Social Security Matter

Congress Faces New Obstacle   Session-End Deadlock Over Social Security Legislation

House and Senate in Approval   Solons Predict Fight  In Next Congrees on Bond Payment Claes

Congress In Session-end Deadlock   Social Security Legislation in’ Way of Speedy Adjournment

Payment-In-Bonds Bill For Accrued Furloughs Goes Before President

GI TERMINAL PAY BILL NOW UP TO TRUMAN FOR SIGNING   Passed Congress Yesterday; Plan To Pay In Bonds Brings Protests

Terminal Pay Bill On Way To President   House Plans Future Action On Ways To Provide Cash

Congress Adjournment i in Doubt With Debates Pending on Social Security — Legiskation and World Court Okay —

Social Security Row Marks End Of  Congress Session   Final Adjournment By Friday Night is Plan

CIO DEMANDS CONFERENCE TO CONSIDER WAGE soostrs BECAUSE OF INCREASED  PRICES 

C10 DEMANDS WAGE PARLEY   Revision of Pay to Offset Rising Costs Is Plea To Truman

C. 1. 0. DEMANDS PARLEY WITH MANAGEMENT   A. F. L. Also Asks Higher Wages to Off set Price Increases

New Conference On Wage Boosts Is C10 Demane   ‘Pr esident Asked By Murray To Cal! Labor-Management Parley   EFFECTIVE OPA BILL IS NOT INDICATED

ARMY DAY TALK WILL ANNOUNCE FOREIGN POLICY   America’s Armed Might Parades For President

President Truman To Head Chicas s Army Day Event   Afternoon Speech Will Be One Of Major Importance On U. S. Policies   ARMY DAY PARADE PRECEDES ADDRESS

COUNCIL TAKES RECESS; POLE VOTE SLATED   Compromise Assailed By Red Delegate As ‘Weak’

Gromyko Kills Plan for Spain   Russian Declares  Proposal Too Weak

United States Must Be Told Of Huge Need   Former President Will Stress Huneer of World

Hoover Aid Is Sought In U.S. Food Program   President Truman Asks Former President to Hurry Home from ETO

Would Bring First-Hand Dramatic Story To Promote U. S. Assistance.

Hoover Will Give Report On Starving   Truman Calls Him Home To Give Immediate Report On Findings

Asks That Mr. Hoover Come Back   President Truman Cites “Ur gent Need” to Bring Out Facts About Famine

SEEK SOLUTION  ON DIVISION OF GRAIN RESERVES      ritain Offers 200,000 Tons Of Cereals For World Relief

PRESIDENT ASKS, - HOOVER 10 CUT ~—HSTRP SHORT  Hama Immaniataly ta         Truman Suggests He Come Home Immediately to Report Findings '   SAYS EFFORT iS FEEBLE   Public Needs to Be Spurred to Back Program, Chief Executive States

TO SPUR U.S. DRIVE TO SAVE AND SHARE FOOD   Truman Cites Immediate Need

Hoover Needed Home Soon Says Pres. Truman   Eyewitness Account Of Critical Food Situatinn Ackead

Truman Summons Hoover Home for Report on Food   Former President Asked to Interrupt Tour and Bring Back Details ~

Hoover Is Urged to Return Now   Truman Wants immediate EyeWitness Report Of Food Situation

Plan Voluntary, Program to Provide More Food For Asia,  ~ Europe Where Fam‘ine-Is.- Threat

‘Truman Enlists Hoover  Aid in Voluntary Drive  For Food Conservation

Hoover Aid Sought In Drive To Increase Food Supply   Truman to Launch Campaign, with Help of Promi nent Leaders, to Persuade U. S. to Eat Less to Relieve European Hunger

President — Calls Hoover, Others for Food Parley   Opens Campaign To Persuade U.S. To Eat Less Food And Help Europe

Truman Invites Help of Hoover In Food Crisis   Ex-President, 14 Other: Called 10 White House

TRUMAN LAUNCHES FOOD-SAVING DRIVE   ASKS HOOVER AND OTHERS TO PARLEY—AM IS TO FEED HUNGRY ABROAD,

Truman Calls Hoover, Others  To Food Parley   Belt-Tightening Program Planned To Aid Hungry in  Europe and Asia

Truman Asks Hoover to Aid In Food Drive   Americans Will Be Persuaded to Eat Less, Give to Hungry

President Calls Belt-Tightening Campaign Parley   Iruman Enlists Aid of Hoover and Other Leaders in Drive

NATION MUST EAT LESS 10 FEED EUROPE   FORMER PRESIDENT HOOVER TO HELP CAMPAIGN

Asks Americans to Eat Less So Hungry Europe And Asia Can Be Fed.

HOOVER TOPS EXPERT LIST TO AID DRIVE   Group Meets Friday Tc ; Map Program For Feeding World

TRUMAN ASKS FOR AID IN FOOD PROGRAM   Advice of Former President Hoover  And Others Is, Sought

GROMYKO 10 GIVE POLICY IN TALKS   Declarations By By Promoted Soviet Official to Have Imnortant Bearings

Soviet Policy Declaration Being Readied  Gromyko Expected to Air Views for

Reds To Give  Answer To Atomie Plan   Gromyko Putting Finishing Touches . On Important Talk

Gromyko Puts Final Touches On Addresses      Russia May Shape Desti_ ny of Atomic Energy ’ Commission

Gromyko to Give Atomic Views Today   Russian Delegate to Make Two Important Speeches This Week

U.S. PUSHES FOR FREE BALLOT IN. BALKAN REGIONS   Red Rebuff On Bulgarian Vote Tomorrow lenored

U.S. TO PUSH CAMPAIGN FOR FREE VOTING   Seeks Free Elections in European Nations

SOVIET BLOCKS AMERICAN PLAN FOR BULGARIA   Diplomatic Sources Indicate Byrnes Will Still Try For Fairness In Europe

U.S. Pushes Campaign For Free Elections   Reds Reject U. $. Bid ‘For Free Vote in Bulgaria

BULGARIAN POLLS ~ UNDER SUSPICION   Russia Bars Safeguards for Free Vote; U. S. Plans to Continue Fight

RUSSIA BLOCKS FREE BALLOTS   U. S. APPEAL TO BULGARIA GETS NOWHERE

yovernor, Breaking Ground, Says State's New Thruway to Be “Greatest Highway in the World”

Thruway Is To Be Best, Dewey Says   Will Be Greatest  , Highway in World. Governor Declare: in Speech   Grading Is Beoun      SixLane Route Will Extend From New York to Buffalo

SPEEDY PRICE FOODS FOREGASI   AILOPA Curbs But Rent To Be Scrapped

Patterson Asked To Investigate  Soldier's Case   Sentenced To 30 Years Hard Labor

Demand Probe of Sentence of Gl   Gets 30 Years Hard Labor in Italy—Family Has No Definite Word

SEEK WAYS 10 END BREAD ANG MILK STRIKES   Detroit’s Supply of Foods Is Sharplv Depleted 

Mis ission vie Completed   . CONDUCTED ELECTIONS AND. FEELS IT SHOULD QUIT TO #35 STABILIZE POLITICAL SITUATION?

JAPAN'S CABINET DECIDES 10 QUI   Premier May Be Requested to Retain Post Pending New Arrangements

Action Is Designed To Help Stabilize Situation Durirg Reconstruction

SHIDEHARA AND CABINET QUIT   JAP PREMIER RULED DURING, TROUBLED MONTHS

RESIGNATION OF NIP CABINET IS GIVEN EMPEROR   Move Follows Tenure Of Six Hardest Months In Jap History

Held Office More Than Six Vionths   Food Shortage And Unemployment Are Factors

Jap Cabinet Winds Up Job And Resigns   Emperor Expected To Ask Premier Shidehara To Continue In Office

Chief Japanese Statesman Quits After 6 Months In Office During A  . Troublous Period

Jap Cabinet Quits, Food  Crisis Loom:   Hirohito May Ask Prime Minister to Remain in Office

Jap Premier AndHisCabinet Resign Today   Held Office More Than Six Months Of Most Troubled Times  In Japanese History,

Mission of Premier  Said Ended   Resignation Delayed Because No Party Won Maiority

PREMIER MAY BE ASKED T0 STAY IN OFFICE      New Government Will Be Formed From Leaders In Recent Election

AFTER HECTIC SIX MONTHS OF INTERIM RULE   Shidehara May Be Called Back

JAP PREMIER SUBMITS HilS RESIGNATION   Cabinet Quits As Aftermath of Elections

No Compromise Stand In Steel Strike [s Stressee   Paralyzing Nationwide Steel Strike In Fourth Day— No Change Seen   FAIRLESS PRESENTS SOLUTION IDEA

Russia Demands Ballot on Plan To Control Atom   Soviets Reject Canada Propesal For Compramise

Russia Demands Postponement Of Final Showdown   Conadian Proposal Would Approve Principles Of U.S. Plan Without Deciding Final Wording

EXPECT KEY TO SEAMAN STRIKE ENDING TODAY      Fly To Announce Awards 0: Pay Parity Issues Soon

Lend Wheat To Mills   Government to Send Grain to Areas Where Shortage Is Acute 

Mills to Get Wheat Under New Program   Plan Provides for Loan Of Grain in Areas of Shortage; To Be Repaid From New Crop

CHINA REDS’ DRIVE THREATENS PEIPING   Chiang Troops Continue Kninan Offensive

COMMUNISTS FOUR MILES OF PEIPING   Nationalists Expect To Take Kalaan In 3 Days

‘Reject Italian Claims   VYugoslavs Have Better Right To Own Trieste, Vishinsky Mainiains

Russian Says Trieste Is Slav’s Port   Italian Bid Draws Opposition From Russian Minister

Russia Opposes Proposal For Disputed Area   RED DIPLOMAT STATES OPPOSITION TO PLAN

Russia Calls For Rejection italian Claim   Yugoslavia Has Right to Trieste Soviets Contend

ITALY TARGET UF ATTACK bY AED DELEGATE   Vishinsky Asks Conference to Reject Her Claims to Trieste.

SOVIET CALLS POR RE} OF ITALY PLEA   Claims Italian Request fo Trieste Should Be Turned  Down Emphiatically   RUSSIA TO ABIDE BY BIG FOUR DECISION

Reds Resist Italy's Plea For Trieste   ~Russion Calfs On Peace Conference Ta Reject Reme’s Claim Toa Port

Russia Rejects Claim Of Italy For Trieste   Soviet Union However, Supporting Big Four Agreement To Make A Free Territory Of Port Because Of “Political Consideration”

Soviet Delegate Raps. Italians’ : Trieste Claim”             Vishinsky Calls Sta ‘Cloaking Annexation With Flag OF Justice.’

SOVIET ENVOY MAKES BLUNT CRITICISM OF AMBITIONS OF ITALY  DISPUTED AREA SAID BY RED TO BELONG TO YUGOSLAVS BY RIGHTS

Urges Parley To Reject Italy's ‘Claim To Trieste   Supporting Agreement To Make Free Area Of Port Because Of Political Consideration

SOVIET ENVOY MAKES BLUNT CRITICISM OF - AMBITIONS OF ITALY  DISPUTED AREA SAID

SOVIET RENEWS CRY OF TRIESTE FOR YUGOSLAVS   Calls On Peace Conference To Reject Italy’s Claims To Disputed Séaport

 Russians Demand Rejection of Italian Claim ‘Yugoslav Right To Trieste Asserted

Soviet Minister Asks Rejection Of Italy's Claim   Trieste Belongs to Yugoslavia Vishinsky Tells Conference

Russian Peace Conference Delegate Asks Rejection — Of Italy’s Tries.*, Claim

-— CONFERENCE — Yugoslavia ‘Has Right To Port   But Soviets Will Support Free Territory Ruling

Vishinsky Rips Italy’s Claim to Trieste Port  Russian Deputy Minister Agrees To Vote for Free Territory Plan

Says Trieste Is Yugoslay   Vishinsky to Stand by Big Four Decision on ‘Free Territory,, Doesn't Like It

URGE DENIAL OF TRIESTE TO ITALIANS   Soviets Tell Peace Conference They Think It Belongs to Slavs, but Will Stand by Free Territory Agreement.

ASKS FOR REJECTION   Russian Minister Is Opposed tc Italian Claims in Trieste

Italian Trieste Claims  Are Hit   Vishinsky Objects To Consideration At Paris Parley

Flays Italian Claim To Pert City Of Trieste   Russian Deputy Minister Calis On Peace Conference to Reject It “Emphatieally”

Would Reject Italy's Claims To Trieste   Russian Delegate Tells Conference That Yugoslavia Has  A Richt +6 Triexta

Reject Claim of Italy, Russ Ask   Yugoslavia Has Right To Trieste: Vishinsky

Russian Diplomat Outlines Nation’s Stand. And Says Yugoslavia Has Full Right; Gives Sharp Attack

Territory At Trieste To Be Free   Soviet Union To Back Big Four Decision But Demands Of Yugoslav: Thiet Vishinecky Save

RUSSIA BACKS SLAVS’ CLAIM   Asks Peace Parley ‘To Reject Halian Claims to Trieste

RUSSIA CALLS FOR REJECTION OF ITALY PLEA   Vishinsky Tells Peace Delegates Yugoslavia Has ‘Right’ To Trieste

Outline Trieste Stand   Russians Say Slavs. Have Right to City But Stand by Agreement for a Free Port

Russia Opposes Italian Claims To Trieste Port  Supports Yugoslav   Supports Yugoslav Claims, But Bows Tc Bia 4 Aareement

Reluctantly Supports Plan to Give Autonomy  To Disputed Port Arca.

Asks Rejection Of Trieste Pact   Vishinsky Calls On Parley To Reject Italian Claims

URGES TRIESTE FOR YUGOSLAVS   Soviet Official Would Turn Aside Italy's Claims to Disputed Port

WORLD FORCE — BIVEN BOOST   GEN. KENNEY SEES INTERNA" (TIONAL MILITARY SETUP AS ONLY ANSWER TO PEACE HOPES

Medical School Needs Up For Consideration   Budget To Be Sent To Legislature Will Be Proposed

Huber and Jasmin Dispose of Business, Retire  City Landmark Being  Converted to  House Motor Firm

Huber and Jasmin Dispose of ‘Business, Retire  City Landmark Being Converted to

ifrost-War vayment Has iSurmountec   . Director Says powill “Get Revter

HOLDS NATION PAST PEAK OF UNEMPLOYED   Steady Improvement In Future Forecast By USES Director

Employment  Situation Is  Brightening USES Reports  Steady Tnerease

POST-WAR PEAK OF JOBLESS PAST      USES “Reports. "Veterans Gaining in Search For . Emplovment

Jobless Peak Past, Head of USES Reports   Employment Steadily Increasing in Nation, Goodwin Declares

Gen. Eisenhower Urges Extension  Of Law For Draft   Calls On Congress To Extend Draft Law For An ‘‘Indefinite’’ Period   TELLS CONGRESS ARMY NEEDS CONTINUANCE

Gen. Eisenhower Wants Indefinite Extension of Draft fo Release Fathers

Eisenhower Asks. For Draft Extension   Gives Three Reasons For ‘ Continuance

U.S. Officials Unable To Learn Whereabouts Of Men Held In Yugoslavia

No Information On Army Plane   Slavs Refuse To Tell Yanks’ Whereabouts

Jap Measures to Dissolve Combines Hit   Offensive May Be Broadened by Occupation Powers

LUMBER CLAINS INCOMPETENCE:   Claims Lumber. Freeze wilt Force Veterans to Seek Home Bullding Lumbers in Black Market.

Stockbrokers in New York Say Market fs High   BEARISH TENDENCY IS DESCRIBED BY ROGER BABSON 

Bahson’s Authentic: Statement   Copyright—1946—Publishers Financial Bureau, Inc. BABSON DISCUSSES “LITTLE INVESTORS”.

SOVIET POLICY IS NOT CHANGED   MOSCOW STILL HARPS ON WESTERN NATIONS

Koreans Protest Trusteeship Plan   No Disorders Mark Newest Demonstration

Thousands Of Koreans Continue ‘Protests’ On Delaved Indenendence

Koreans Stage Mass Protest New Year's Five  Want Freedom   Want Freedom Now Instead of Five Years Hence

Korea Stages Mass Protest  Allied Plan Brings   Allied Plan Brings Parade of 30.006

Mass Parade Is Held By Koreans   Independence at Once Is Demanded by 30,000 Residents

SAYS BUCKS COUNTY DOESN'T WANT THE UN   President of D. V. P. A _ Denies Reports Published  In Newspapers

Oil Tanker  Blast Kills 1, Four May Die   Men Cleaning Tanks Badly Burned; Casco Bay Scene

10,296-Ton Ship Builf Only Two Years Ago   Believe Iniuries May be Fatal To Four Other Men

AT LEAST ONE CREW MEMBER BIES IN BLAST   Four Critically Injured

TANKER BLAST FATAL TO ONE: SIXTEEN HURT   New Vessel Blows Up At Anchorage In Casco May, Me., Today

Vinson Takes Over Court Offices; Bench Feud May Be First Problem

Start Drawing Anderson Jury  Seven of Firs?  1 Persons Are Exeused

2 Prison Guards Dic In Battle   Desperate Rioters Isolated by  Marines, Guards; 14 Are Wounded

CONVICTS ON ALCATRAZ IN FINISH FIGHT   Marines Aiding Prison Guards Against Group Of Desperate Felons

UL orld b rief, 8  Ma nila Police Rounding Up Gangsters to Quell Crime W ave

Nazi Doctors Will Be Tried At-Nuernhers   U. S. Forming Military Courls lo Proseccute Alans Tan ({ermans

Hundreds Of High Nazis To Face Trial   Doctors, Diplomats, Industrialists, Judges Named as Defendants

Fire Damage High In Big Dallas Store   $500,000 Loss Is Suffered by Neiman-Marcus

$500,000 Blaze Sweeps Basement ot Naiman: Marcie: State Fashion Center

DALLAS FIRE CAUSES DAMAGE OF $500,000   Reserve Christmas Stocks Wiped Out by Blaze in Fashionable Neiman-Marcus Store.

VAM, AP LOE ANG Es Epo Ue UUU Fire Destroys Christmas Stock of Neiman-Marecus

Flames Practically  Wipe Out Reserve Stock Of Neiman-Marcus With Estimated $500,000 Loss

Eight Die By Violence  In Carolina   Three Auto Deaths Reported; Airplane Crash Kills Pilot

ClO MAY CALL ~NEW STRIKES -- IN DEADLOCK   Clo UNION COUNCIL AT STATE - CAPITAL DISCUSSES STAGING ‘SYMPATHY WALK.  OUTS FOR TRANSRORT  WORKERS  o«. -

Litvinoff Release Darkens Hope for Reds’ Cooperatior   Intense Nationalism Within Russia Is Rapidly Mounting

Litvinoff Release Seen  Blow At Cooperation By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

LITVINOFFIS FIRED BY REDS   Former Ambassador To U. S.. Who Had Had Contact With Outside World, Is Deposed By Stalin.

SOVIET DEPUTY   Moscow Announces Appointment of Two New Deputy Minister:

Litvinoff Fired as Iron Curtain Pulls Tighter ©   New Blow Is Dealt to Co-operation with Outside World

Litvinofff, Advocate of Russian Activity in World Affairs, Fired

Litvinoff Release Shows Soviet Plan   Blow at Russian Cooperation with U. S., Britain on World Problems

LITVINOFF OUT: DIPLOMATS SEE BLOW TO UNITY   Ex-Red Envoy To U. S. Was Regarded As Believer In World Harmony

Diplomats See Action As Blow at Cooperation  ie J058E BEL EESn ee

Litvinoff Release Blow to Cooperation With Allies      See Vast Stalin Regime Movement In Russia to Tighten Hold on People

Stalin ‘Fires’. Litvinoff, May Be Slap af U.S.   Washington Construes Move as Blow at Red Cooperation with Allies

LITVINOFF ‘RELEASED’ FROM DIPLOMATIC POST   Deputy Foreign Minister's Discharge Said Blow to Cooperation By Russia

Cooper Pleased With Experiment  Eldora Boys Home From Ball Tourney

HOUSE-RAISING ‘BEES’ PLAN OF HOMELESS VET   Starts Co-op Building Group

Negotiations Involve 150,000 Employes Of Four Major Plants  UNION DEMAND FOR 30 CENTS HOURLY INCREASE BIG ISSUE  First Time In History Bargaining Conducted On Industry-Wide Scale

Secrets of Canol Oil Project Are Sought By Solons   Probe Into Housing Program Is Urged; WAA Is Also on Pan

WAGE CONTROLS UNDER ASSAUL   Action by Truman Awaits Outline of Policy by “His Advisers

Delegation Will Fly To Austin Today  Tech To Seek Ruling On Housing For Vets

FACT FINDING BILL SENT 10 HOUSE FLOOR   Measure Is Without 2 Provisions Sought By President

Labor Committee Sends Modified Fact-Finding Bill To House Floor   Measure Lacks Two Pro. visions Termed Necessary by Truman   SENATE FILIBUSTER ON FEPC CONTINUES   First, Appropriations Bill Will Be Considered by House Today

FILIBUSTER IN SENATE   General Short Says _ Army Made Him  “Scapegoat”

Altered Labor Bill Sent to  House Floor   Filibuster Still Has Senate Tied Up; Talking Blocks FEPC

Strike Enters 100th Day   Reconversion in Electrical and Allied Industries Crippled

iS REQUESTED   Republican Solon Wants to Get "More Details on Alleged  Narcotics Deal   STEERING COMMITTEE CONSIDERS SEATING

Bilbo Probe fo Be Reopened!  Ferguson Wants i ewenbiac tbanme BDoaka.

SENATOR ASKS BILBO PROBE BE REOPENED   Ferguson Wants To Hear More On Narcotics Angle

ASKS REOPENING OF BILBO PROBE   Wants Further Testimony Regarding Narcotics Permission

‘Roxas’ Lead Seems Safe  -In Philippines   Lead Of More Than 100,000 Taken With 60 Per Cent Of Count Completed

ROXAS CLAIMS VOTE VICTOR   Sergio Osmena Trails Philippine Count

Plane Carrying 44  Reported Missing   Giant Liner May Have Crashed Near Gander, Nfld.

‘Coast Guard Indicates Plane May Have Crashed In Newfoundland      Wree ‘kage Seen  Ocoee The Air   Belgian Ship En Route From Shannon, Eire To United States

OFFICIALS. REPORT   Giant Transport Long Overdue Today in Trip From Eire to Port  in Newfoundland.   CRASH REVEALED BUT NOT CHECKED

AIRLINER WITH 44 PEOPLE ON BOARD MISSING   Believe Wreckage Sighted Near Gander, Nfid. Is  Til-Fated Ship

Giant Ship Overdue; Fear It May Have Crashec      Reports Indicate It May Have Met With Accident at Landing Near Gander, Nfld.

BACK-T0-WORK CONTINUES AT WE CORP, PLANT   Temporary Truce Between White Collar and Striking CIO Workers

Gen. Eisenhower Urges Nation to Stay Strong   Vet Counselors Hear Talk by Chief of Staff

EISENHOWER URGES U.S, TO KEEP STRONG   General Says We Must Be Set To Act If Necessary

War Of Nerve es Pla gues Gr eek Border Troops   Ministry. of Defense Says There’s NoEvidence  Country Faces bumi-   * nent birvasion

Greek Fears of Invasion Called War of Nerves   Army Along Northern Frontier ‘Jittery,’ Poorlv Equipped

Invasion Threats In Greece Called A'War of Nerves’   Greek Army in North Jittery; Fearful of Overwhelming Attack

* Official Says Rumors Are Groundless . . .  Report That Invasion Of Greece Is Imminent Is  Called “War Of Nerves”

INVASION RUMORS ARE DISCOUNTED BY GREEK CHIEFS   Claim Report is Part of War o Nerves; Say Lefitists Getting Support”

GREEK INVASION FEARS DISSOLVE   Nation Says Reports Are Only Part of a ‘War of Nerves’

BRANDED AS “WAR OF NERVES” Greeks Jittery As Hints Of Early Invasion Hif Country

SAYS GREECE HAS NO FEAR OF INVASION   Spokesman for Ministry of Defense Declares Reports of Coming Attack Are Part of a War of Nerves.

Fact Founded   American Correspondents . Greek. Army . Fearful - Of  " Tgauian’ In North.

CONVICTION OF THREE TOBACCO COMPANIES CONFIRMED BY COURT  HIGH TRIBUNAL UPHOLDS CHARGES VIOLATING  ARTI? OTD TepT «2ar or

CONVICTION OF THREE TOBACCO COMPANIES CONFIRMED BY COURT  HIGH TRIBUNAL UPHOLDS CHARGES VIOLATING  ’'~e APHRETAC3 6 fo

Clark Returns To Report On Austrian Rule   U. S. - RED DIFFERENCES IN ZONE TO BE DISCUSSED

RUSSIA ALMOST STRIPS AUSTRIA   Claims Practically EveryThing There As ‘German Asset’   U. S. FLEET RAPPED

UAW THREATENS STOPPAGE IN TOOLS, PARTS   GM Must Accept Board’s Findings By Next Monday

 (turn To n To Page Four. Col. ir. Col, Sx)  UNION VOICES NEW GM THREAT   Demands Acceptance of Board Report Within Week

CIO ISSUES” NEW THREAT TO GM-CORP.   _Asks that Firm  Accept Board’s Recommendation

Truman Is heady To Give General Decontrol Order  Cabinet Approves Plan; Only Rents,  ag ee

0. K, REPORTED ON DECONTROLS   Truman ‘Go Ahead’ For General Plan Rumored

Truman To Give Policy af Press Meeting Monday   Housing Administrator Opposes Decontrols on Building Materials

Flyer Bucks Superstition, Handicaps; Saves Suffere:   Fights for Breath.

Badger Baker Defies Odds, Fatigue, and Jinx Only to Have Death Win Night Mercy Flight

Sees More Meat Within Few Weeks   OPA Chief Porter Think There'll Be Spurt in  Beef Production

Porter Says Meat Dearth ‘Temporary   Famine Rumors  ‘[rresponsible’

Porter Hits Talk Of “Meat Famine”   Says Current Shortage Will Last Only Six Weeks

Meat. Shortage Is Temporary. Porter States   Relief Seen In Six Weeks: Reports Of Famine Branded As Rumors

PORTER SCOTCHES SHORTFAGE-RUMORS   Says Current Meat Shortage to Last 6 Weeks

PORTER SEES END OF U.S, BEEF SHORTAGE   Says ‘Famine’ Reports Are ‘Irresponsible Rumors’

Iran Questions Pose Crisis for United Nations   Touchy Problems Now Up for Action ‘at  Sessions

Byrnes Charges Soviets Lied in Tran Statement   Big Powers Deadlocked; U.S., Moscow Refuse To Yield

Girl on Stand In Case Against Air Force Man   Says She Was Afraid To Cry Out When He Cut and Burned Her

Helen Stavrou  Back on Stand   ‘Blacked Out’ After Exhibiting Sears

Cold Wave To Hit State   30 Degree Drop In Temperature Forecast;  Warm Trend Follows

NORTH WARNED OF COLD WAVE   Below Zero Readings Recorded in Montana— Minnesota, lowa Next?

Cold Wave Heading For Middlewestern States; Due Tonight   Mercury to Plummet to  Zero Readings; Cold to Hit Illitois

Cold Snap Due To Move Into lowa Tonight  uly: Kee & Comme Of! Days, However ; 23 Be.

Cold Wave Moves Southward From Minnesota, lowa    Temperatures Plunge to 23  ‘Below. Zero; Will. Last Only Day  or Two

Senate Approves lo Conference Social Tax Freeze   Amendment Provides for Federal Grants to Needy Aged and Blind

Ex-Gov. McGovern Dies at Age of 80   Was Active in Wisconsin Politics Nearly 50 Years; Elected Twice

F. McGovern Dies; Former  Head Of State   Governpr From 1911-1915 Summoned At Wood; Born On A Farm Near Elkhart Lake

Former State Governor Dies   Francis E. McGovern Succumbs Early Today

Counterfeiter Ring Smashed   Three U. S. War Department Employes Arrested  At Frankfurt

US. and German Police Collaborate   Three Americans Held Without Charges—Nazi War Suspect Neliwvered ta French

COUNTERFEITING RING IS SMASHED   U.S. Employes among Those Arrested in Frankfurt

Reds Likely To Boycott Jap Meeting   PROPOSED MONETARY CONFERENCE HIT BY RUSSIA

Russia is Expected to Boycott Conference on Japanese Reparations

Russia May Boycott Jap Reparations  Conference USSR Doesn’t Want  “Booty” Taken fron Manchuria Dadiuctar

Reds May Boycott ‘Allied Talks On Jap Reparations   Russian Move Will Hamper _ MacArthur’s Efforts to  Restore Economy

RUSSIANS MAY BOYCOTT TALKS   Observers Believe Soviete Will Stay Out Of Jap Reparations Meet

Democrats Plar Activities at State Session   Post Ponders Pulchritude Of Four Queen Candidates

[MEN NEEDED TO TEACH EX-Gls Draft May Cause A Shortage Of College Faculty Members

Building Work For Year Will Set New High   9-Month Total $1,144,935 —Owens Permit For — $150,000 Job :

Building Work For 10 Months Sets New High   $1,200,776 Volume Great er Than for Any Previous Year

JEWEL TRACE IN NEW YORK HAS REWARD   Ex-Federal Agent Expects Return by Merchant Seaman

magica t TAKE OVER Sernitn   C..1, O. Union Leader Hints Workers May. Insist an Waoe Increases

Rumors Of Arab Uprising In Palestine Heard   Parade And Mass Meeting Called In City Of Marlus

Arabs Call For Mass Meeting   Rumor Of Arab Uprising Sweeps Palestine Following Terrorists’ Bombings.

Rumor of Uprising By Arabs in  Jerusalem Heard  British Police Think Bombings Are Work of Underground

Demonstration Friday Will Be Show of Power   Drastic Call Follows Jewish Underground Bomb Attacks

Arab Uprising Rumor Spread  In Holy Land   ‘Show of Strength’ Planned in Parade, Mass Meeting Friday

PALESTINE ARABS TC MEET, PARADE AMID RUMORS OF UPRISING  . DISCONTENT SEEN AS RESULT OF “JEWISH” TERRORIST BOMBINGS

ARAB UPRISING RUMORS GROW   Perade Ordered, Reportedly ‘Calculated As Show Of Strength’

Tornado Struck Near Eufaula, Okla   Swept Over a Three-mile Stretch, Destroying 13 Buildings. -

De Gaulle and Government Near Solit   Cut in Defense Fund Precipitates Crisis; He Threatens to Quit

France Decides On Army Costs   Socialists, DeGualle Accept Plans for Cut in Funds

Tresidont’s Throat to Quit Unless Money . For. Troops Raised Forces Socialists to Meet Him fialt Way

Compromise Averts Freneh Political Crisis   President de Gaulle Threatened To Quit If Army Funds Cut

DeGaulle Threatens To Resign   FRENCH PRESIDENT. CABINET FIGHT ATTEMPT TO CUT DOWN NATIONAL DEFENSE CREDITS

Threatens To Quit.    ‘DeGaulle Says He and Cabinet Will Resign If Army Cut Is Voted

French Crisis Resolved by  Compromise   Army Budget Issue Caused De Gaulle to Threaten Resignation

French Group Compromises And Saves Day   Dispute Had Risen In Assembly Over Proposed Cut In Army Budget

DeGaulle Takes Stand In Fight  Over Finances   Threatens To Resign When Assembly Attempts To Slash Army Fund

DeGaulle Is Upheld By  Assembly __   French Government Crisis Averted When Compromise Is Reached

French Crisis Safely Passec   De Gaulle Threatens Te Give Up Post

~DeGaulle Resignation Narrowly Averted _ French Crisis Ends In New Compromise

Gen. De Gaulle Say: He May Resign Over Finance Tiff  Second-Ranking Party Proposes Cut in Army Appropriation

BUDGET FIGHT IN FRANCE IS COMPROMISED   General De Gaulle’s Threat to Resign Ends Opposition

DE GAULLE THREATENS TO RESIGN.   Attempt’ Made °° To Cut National Defense Credits.

French Crisis ls Averted By  Compromise Bill   ivauUhal Defense  Fund Is Reduced

BLOCK DE GAULLE   Socialists and Reds Try te Slash French Defense Budget

DE GAULLE SEEKS DEFENSE FUNDS   Threatens To Resign Ate 20 Pct. Reduction Is Voted

  ‘Economy Effort : ‘Brings De Gaulle Threat To Resign   Socialists & Communists Want Cut m Fiseal Funds For Army.

Gen. DeGaulle Survives Fight With Assembly   Threat to Resign” Brings Compromise on Army Funda Slash

DE GAULLE IS SAVED BY NEW COMPROMISE   French Government Has Until February 15 To Satisfy Demands

FRENCH CABINET AGAIN IN CRISIS   De Gaulle Threatens To Resign If Defense Credits Slashed

Socialist-Communist Bloc Raises Crisis   Proposes 20, Then 10 Per Cent Reductions in Funds—Both Ave Pefnced

Compromise Ends French Budget Crisis   DeGaulle Threatened To Resign in Dispute With Socialists Over Army Expenditures

HREATENS TO RESIGN De Gaulle Protests Slash of National Defense Credits

NEW CRISIS FACING = FRANCE   DeGaulle And ‘Cabinet Threaten To Resign

AVERT CRISIS QVER FRENCH ARMY BUDGET   Vote Compromise After De Gaulle Threat To Resign Post

DEFENSE CREDIT SLASH IS CAUSE OF A NEW CRISIS   French President Says He And His Cabinet Will Walk Out If Socialists And Communists Vote 20 Pct. Cut In Money For Defense.

DE GAULLE MAKES EAT 10 QUIT      RAPS ATTEMPT TO CUT CREDITS FOR DEFENSE

New Crisis In  French Rule De Gaulle Threatens To Quit Presidency

Congress Asks  Facts on Loan   Working Data Is Sought On British Provosal

Republicans in Senate Want More acts on Proposed Loan fo Brifain

‘Secrecy, Doubletalk and Exhortation ‘Assailed by Solons   Individual Expressions on Proposed Loan to Great Britain Are Entered in Congressional Record

Secercy ot British loan is assailed  Air views of  > republicans

‘Secrecy’ of Loan Is Assailed hy Fioht U.S, Senators   Modern Paul Revere Is To Warn That the “British Are Coming’”’

FLAN TO MAKE IT MORE PROF: ITABLE TO PRODUCE LOWER‘ PRICED CLOTHING . ITEMS

OPA Prepares To Hike Outpu Of Clothing   Order Aims to Assure Maker Profit; Some Items to Sell Higher

BIG PLANE IS. FORCED DOWN; + 34 ON BOARI   ; NAVY _ TRANSPORT 15. DOWN ‘NEAR SEATTLE “AND "+ SEARCH MADE KOR  WRECKAGE

HOUSE TO TAKE ~11-DAY RECESS   Senate Will Stay at Work On British Loan, Draft and OPA

LEFTISTS MAY CONTROL ROME   Vatican City Newspaper Urges Catholics To Get Out Vote

Coffee Hails End of OPA As Meat Aid  ‘Consumers to Control Prices’?

Photostaties Held to Con' firm Signing of Alliance In Madrid On Febraary 12, 1943

BENDER OUSTER FIGHT IN COURT   ‘Opponents Seek Delay To   Organize Their Forces  7

Farm-Markel Plans Benefit Carfer, Murray   $90,000 Set Aside  For Bridge at Sulphur; Projects on Highway 18 Included in Program

Cubans Call For Rewrite Of Provision   Australia Opens Debates On Veto; Small Nations Claim Big '5' Abuses Its Veto Privileee

Little Nations Revolt on Use of Veto in UN   Cuba Asks Convention to Rewrite Charter; Compromise Sought

Smaller Nations In Bitter New Attack On Veto   Cuba Leads Revolt With Russia Main Target; South African Proposal Faces Defeat

NATIONS FLARE UP AGAINST BIG FIV AT MEETING OF UN   Little Powers Revolt on Veto Provisions Today at Session: Major Countries Criticized.   ANZAC DIPLOMAT WILL BACK STAND

Smaller Nations In Veto Revolt   Powers Given Big 5 May Be Eliminated From UN’s Charter

Beef Packers Push End of Ceilings as Only Hope on Meat   . No Immediate Action ' Seen; Decontrol Meet Called on Oct. 8

NEW DRIVE TO FREE MEATS FROM CEILING PRICE CONTROLS BEGINS WITH BEEF INDUSTRY CONFERENCE

LEADERS SAY NEW CONTRACT IN OFFING   Mine Owners To Accept Invitation For Meeting

LEWIS SLATED 10 WIN DRIVE. FOR CONTRACT   ADMINISTRATION HOPING TO —GET_-CONTRACT-AGREEMENT‘ AND TURN BACK THE “  * MINES

TWO CONDEMNED KILLERS ESCAPE PRISON IN-D, C.   Both Have Been Sentenced to Die  In The Chair

IN ILLINOIS a   Slayers of Veteran At Paoli Believed Escaped.   PAIR-OF MEN FLEE ON FOOT AT HAMLET   Tolono Is Center Today of Search for Two Killers.

ClO WILL HUNT ‘LIBERAL’ VOTE   Three Political Organizations  Pool Campaign Talents for : Coming Elections

Political Units Will Cooperate In Elections   Clearing House Set Up For Endorsing Liberal Candidates

3 Organizations Coordinated for Coming Elections  Create Clearing Houss For Action Against ’ Certain Candidates

POLITICAL GROUPS FORM ALLIANCE   THREE ORGANIZATIONS PLAN JOINT ACTION EIN SUPPORT OF “LIBERALS.”

All 1] Persons Aboard Transport Missing Since Tuesday Found Alive

U. S. Planes Locate Crash On Alps Peak   Clothing. Medicine, Food Dropped to Save Lives of lL in Party

TRANSPORT FOUND ON SIDE OF HIGH SWISS MOUNTAIN IN ALPS  SUPPLIES PARACHUTED  DOWN, PARATROOPERS PLANNING TO JUMP.

Plane Found In Alps, All. Aboard Alive’   Wreckage Of Transport Near Interlaken; Patrol Plane Crashes. Oo

Spot Plane Lost in Alps   All Eleven Passengers Reported Still Alive; Rescuers On the Way

U.S. Transport Found In Alps With All Alive   Sighted Near Peak Of Mountain; Party Starts For Scene

Find Wreckage of U.S Piane: 11 Stil Alive   Crash-Landed Craft Located in Swiss Alps After Three-Day Search; Rescue Party Starts For Scene; Food and Clothing Dropped

Plane Passengers  Reported Alive   Mountain Climbers. Doctors Leave for Alps Crash Scene

Food, Clothes Being Dropped To Victims  Storms Prevent T andinee

FIND 11 PERSONS —MIVE IN PLANE WHICH CRASHED   An American C-53 Transport Had Been Sought Since Tuesday.   FOUND IN SWITZERLAND   Was Discovered on a Thirtydegree Slope In the Alps.

Transport, Sought Since Tuesday, Crash-Landed Near Interlaken, Switzerland.

Downed Plane, Eleven Aboard,  Found In Alps   Messages Received By Army Indicate All Are Alive But In Need Of Aid

Rescuers Mobilize For Efforts to Find  Plane Survivors   Emergency Calf Signal: Are Coming Hourly From Transport Lost in Alps

ALL 11 PLANE CRASH VICTIMS STILL LIVING   Aerial Searchers Find Wreck High in Alps, Drop Food, Medical Supplies.

Generals’ Plane Located in Alps   General Ralph Snavely Finds Missing Craft  48  Switzerland Mountain Area; Survivors Seer

Three Persons Seen Walking About Debris.   ‘Swiss Mountain Climbers, Medics  Leave For Scene

Find Wreck of Plane in Alps; All 11 Alive   Supplies Dropped to €-53 On 10,000-Ft. High Peak

Wrecked Plane Found in Alps; . 1] Aboard Alive   Rescue Party Started for Scene: Supplies Are Dropped

W reek ALE Of Plane  Is Found   All Eleven Persons Aboard Are Alive; Transport Down Near Interlaken

Searchers Fine Wreckage Of Transport   All 11 Persons Aboard Downed Plane Are Declared to Be Alive

WRECKAGE OF U. S. PLANE IS LOCATED   Orly Airfield at Paris An. nounces That All Eleven  _ Persons Aboard Are  Beene Aliva .      AID IS BEING RUSHED

Find Wrecked C-53 In Swiss Alps; No Fatalities   Airmen Drop Relief Supplies; Nurses, Doctors O: Wav To Crash Scene.

11 Passengers In Swiss Plane Crash Alive   Airliner Located Near Summit Of 10,000 Foot Slope In Swiss Alps

—LOST PLANEWreckage Sighted In Swiss Alps  All 11 Persons. Aboard Are Alive

Wreckage Of Plane May Be Sighted Now   Relief Supplies Dropped To Icy Wastes; Chutists, Mountaineers Ready

“Wreckage of US. Plane Spotted in Alps; All Alive   Radio Communication Established---Rescus Teams Start Oust

Wrecked (-53 Plane Found; All 11 Alive   Relief Supplies  Are Dropped and American Doctors _ And Nurses Rushed

Rush Aid To Alps Victims   Search Plane Communicates  With Crewmen ie ae ee

Wreckage of Army Plane Located   New Radio “Fix” Brings Planes Over Spot In Swiss Alps

11 AIR VICTIMS ARE FOUND ALIVE   Army Transport Wreckage Located In Alps

TRASHED SHIP TILL LIVING  fae ft   €raft—Sighted in French Alps yy and Rescue Parties Speeding to Scene      SEARCH PLANES KEEP IN “CONTACT WITH VICTIMS

Aid Rushed  To Scene in Swiss Alps   Supplies Dropped; 8 of 11 Victims Reported  Stretcher Cases.

Plane Is Found; Passengers Alive   Wreckage Is Located on a 30-Degree Slope in the Alps   SUPPLIES ARE DROPPED   Eight of the 11 Aboard Are Reported as Stretcher Cases”

FIND MISSING U. S, PLANE WITH EVERYONE ALIVE   Three Persons Seen Around Wreckage; Drop Relief Supplies

Fliers Find Plane Lost Since Tuesday In Alp Mountains   All Persons Are Reported To Be Still Living

Find Wreckage Crashed Plane In Swiss Alps   Spotted From the Air Near Interlaken; Survivors Are Seen Moving  eee    Relief Supplies Sped To Scene   Darkness Falling Over High Mountains Prevents Inmediate Disputch Parachutists

All {1 Alive In Alps Crash   Plane Located on Side Of Peak After 3-Day Search; Drop Supplies

Find Wreckage OLU.S.Transport:   Rescue Parties Start. For Scene Of Crash.’ Near Interlaken, Switzerland

All 11° Persons la Platie Crash Reported Alive   Wreckage Of U.S. Transport Found In The . Swiss Alnus.

ALL 11 ABOARD BIG CRAFT ARE ALIVE, REPORT   Transport Spotted near Inter. laken, Switzerland, on Mountain Slope  wD. Frryrr ro ster rar

LOCATE PLANE WRECKAGE IN ALPS   Found Near Mountain Peak; Report 11 Aboard Alive

Eleven Survive Wreck of Plane Near Interlaken   Three Are Seen Near Wreckage; Rescue Pushed

Drop Supplies; Skiers Racing Toward Area   Doctors, Nurses on Way; One Search Plane Crashes, Explodes

Wreckage Is Located in Swiss Alps   Parachutists Are Used to Rescue Army Personnel

ELEVEN ON U.S. C-53 STILL ALIVE   Transport Found In Swiss Alps Near Interlaken

Drop Relief Packs to C-53 Survivors  on Swiss Mountain   Parachutists, Mountain Climbers Continue Rescue Attempts

LOUIS OUTWEIGHS TAM! MAURIELLC   Champion to. Have More Than 1? Pound Advantoane

Louis Weighs 211 for Fight   ‘Bomber’, Manriello To Clash at 9 P.M.

Nips Reserved Righ To Fight in Self Defense, Tojo Says   US Guilty of Planned © Mass Massacre Charges ‘Former Jap War Leader

Japan Right In Attacking, Asserts Tojo   Asserts That Atrocities Were Not Part Of Planned War Activities

Justifies Pearl Harbor   Tojo Says Right to Fight in Self Defense Includes Attacking Without Warning

JAPAN'S ATTACK WAS JUSTIFIED, TOJ0 CONTENDS   Former Premier Defends His Country’s War Acts—Flays U. S. Air Strikes

TOJO DEFENDS JAPAN'S ACTIONS, CLAIMS EVEN PEARL HARBOR HIT IUSTIFIABLE AS SELEDEFENSE

Sneak Attack Of Japan Defended   Statement Indicates Defense Will Contend Japan Forced Into War

Tojo Defends Himselt  Says Self-Defense Justified Pear! Harbor Stab-in-Back

Tojo Strikes Back Charges America ‘Trampled’ Over Treaties In War

Youth Held Here Identified As Son Of Washington Woman   Mrs. Mary Boivin Returns to Washington with Youth Who Was Held by Local Police—Boy Makes Final Effort to Escape Detention

“MYSTERY BOY” 1S IDENTIFIED INHAGERSTOWN   Henry Beivin, Washingtea Tearfully Greeted By Mother   TRIED TO RUN AWAY AGAIN THURSDAY:

ee  Federal Seizure Not Asked  Federal Seizure Not Asked  ixpect Steel Strike To Cut Most Of Nation’s Production

Shutdown of Many  Factories Is Seen   Steel Mill Walkout Called  ‘National Disaster? .

Most Factories To Feel Strike Effects in Less Than Two Weeks   CPA Chief Characterize: Work Stoppage as ‘'National Disaster’   ORDER SUSPENDING PRIORITIES IS READY   Rationing Is Planned Small Recommends against Federal Seizure

STEEL STOCK IN MOST PLANTS RUNS SHORT   Rationing Is Slated For Chief Factories Throughout Nation

Federal Seizure Not Asked Lixpect Steel Strike To Cut Most Of Nation’s Production

STEEL STRIKE TO IDLE MANY (THER PLANTS   Predict Big Share Of Industry Will Go Down Quickly

Labor Message By Truman To Congress Seen  Still Undecided On   Still Undecided On What To Do About Case Measure

Top Lawmakers Report He Hasn’t Decided Which of Two Widely Varying Drafts He Will Use.   MARITIME SITUATION REPORTED AS GRAVE

Plans New Labor Talk   Major Presidential ‘Message to Congress Probable Following Decision On Case Bill

Truman Planning New Messave On Labor Problems   Will Address Congress Again Regardless Of Case Bill Decision

Truman Plans New Major Message on Labor Legislation   President Reported Still Undecided on Signing Case Bill

President Considers New Report   Congress Might Receive Message Along With Decision in the Case  Labor Bill   Outcome Awaited   Lawmakers Say Truman Hasn’t Decided What He Will Do

MAJOR SPEECH BEING PLANNED BY PRESIDENT   Chief Executive Pondering What He Will Savy To Congress; Message To Accompany His Decision On Case La bor Bill.

TRUMAN PONDERS NEW MESSAGE ON LABOR SITUATION   President May Air Views When He Acts on Case Disoutec Bill

TRUMAN WiLL GIVE A NEW LABOR TALK   Lawmakers Say President Plans to Give His Views to Congress in Connection With Reaction to Cace Rill

Truman Considers New Major Message  To Congress On U. S. Labor Problems

Another Major Truman - Talk to Congress Seen   [Solons Believe President Will Make New Appeal for Labor Legislation in Address

Truman Pens New Address On Labor Act   Congress MessageTo Follow Decision On Case Legislation

Stevenson Will Reveal Political Plans Next Week   Growing Impression In Austin He Will Not Seek Re-Election

Government Seizure May Not Gel Operators Back on Jobs   If 250,000 Telephone Operators Strike, Spokesmen Says; Radio Stations, News Printer Systems Would Be Hit

Phone Service Still Disrupted  Operators Might Not Heed Seizure, Claim

SENATE PROBES TO CHECK BILBO   Charges of Payments by War Contractor Are Investigated

FireDama geOn British Linex Being Sinudied   Arson Expert Goes Aboard ‘Queen Elizabeth Under Almost Wartime Strength of Guards

Little Hope For Children      Fifty Missing Since Tidal Wave Hit Hilo; Damage Into Millions

Hope Lost For 50 Children   Youngsters at Hilo Rushed To Beach When Sea Re ceded, Caught by Great Weave

Hope Abandoned for 30 Missing Children   Tidal Wave Seen to Engulf Group, at Hilo; Hawaiian  tslands Toll Rises fo goa Moet io

MUNITIONS ABOARD NAVY VESSEL EXPLODED DURING © UNLOADING AT NEW ‘ JERSEY BASE

Congressmen Protest Curtailment Of Flood ‘Control Appropriations

Trailer Case Goes to Jury   District Attorney Does Not Mention Death Penalty in Address

Threat Of Strike May Halt Navy's Demobilization   Men With Merchant Ship Training Seen Held For Emergency Services

ClO Wage Drive ArousesComment   Administration Ducks For Neutral Corner In Impending Battle

CIO May Set Off New Strike Wave   Government Shies To Neutral Corner As Union Claims 25 Per Cent Raise Possible

Government Ducks As CIO Claims Wage Raise Of 25 Per Cent Possible

ClO Claims Industry Can Raise Wages~25 Per Cent Without — Lifting Prices of Merchandise

Administration — Ducks Wage Fight   Industry Challenges Accuracy of CIO Report

Administration Seeks Neutral Corner in Coming Wage Battle  Industry Quick ¢a Challanan CIO BDanact.   Industry Quick to Challenge C1O Report; 2 Percent Believed Just ‘Asking’ Figure

ACCURACY OF ClO STATEMENT 1S CHALLENGED      Governmen t- Will Be Observer Ouly In Controversy Gver Pay Raise

Administration Takes Neutral Position in Controversy on Nathan Report Urging 25 Pct. Wage Boosts

Administration Will Attempt To Stay Neutral In C.1.0. Wage Drive

ADMINISTRATION DUCKS ISSUE IN ClO WAGE DRIVE   NAM Says Economist: Will “Tear Apart’ Labor’s Statement

U.S, BREAKS UP ~ FARBEN TRUST   Thirty Units Will Be Sold To Individual Buyers In Germany

KEITEL TOOK THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR HIS OWN ACT   Many Orders Under His Name Represented Deviations From Law.   1S ONE OF 22 ON TRIAL   Said He Was Grateful to Give a Full Account of Those Things.

KEITEL ADMITS BLAME FOR ACTS   German High Commander Knew Orders Broke Law  oo avme « &. Sel. sie eke 2 4 eee

Fulbright Stands Pat on Proposal   Senator in Fayetteville For Homecoming Game With S.M.U.

Miss Marie Colvin fs Christmas Seal Sale Chairman For Drive   No Quota Set For Parish, But Chairman Requests Increase

GIVING DRAFT LISTS -TO O’CONOR OPPOSED   Markey Disturbed By Action Of Selective Service: Governor Tieniex Political Mare

Use Of Draft Files Charged By Markey   Goyernor ‘O’Conor Is Accused Of Using Records In Politics 

REPUBLICANS IN HOUSE TO LEAD MANY PROBES   To Check Executive Agencies and Cut U. S. Spending

FUND DRIVE NEARS GOAL   Uptown Division Goes” Over Top as Campaign Total Reaches $91.213.

FUND CAMPAIGN FALLING BEHIND   Pledges Slacken With Drive at Half-Way Mark.

Woman Suffers Serious Burns  In Her Home   Mrs. Bernice Cole Undergoes Amputation  Of Her Left Arm

TEXAS UNIVERSITY EMBROILED IN NEW UPROAR ; Faculty Meeting In Austin Today May Be Climax To Dispute Raging Over Painter's Appointment .

RECORD CROPS SEEN FOR OHIO   Large Yields Of Corn, Whea' And Oats Predicted For This Year

Reaction From Truman Speech  Held Favorable      White Heuse Says It I: Greater Than Any Other  Speech. Made Since , Taking Office   Green Denounces  Fact-Finding Move   Meanwhile, Tensian Mounts In Nation’s In  dustrial Strike; New   Walkouts Loom

REACTION ON THE TRUMAN ADDRESS THURSDAY NIGHT   Was Greater Than Any Other Speech He Has Made Since Assuming Presidency.   HE DISCUSSED LABOR   Reaction to This and Other Domestic Problems, Has ' Been Quite Friendly.

Reaction Mostly Favorable   White House Flooded With Messages From Private Citizens

fongressman Cites Fact He Received 49,92 Per a. Cent Of Total Vote      Simpson Silent On Runoff Race   Leader In Senate Contest Awaits Official Verdict Thursday

Reveal Kenosha Girl is Missing   Disappeared in ‘44, Her Mother Discioses

SHIP-SINKING _—-REPORT-FILED   MEMBER -OF A GERMAN SUB CREW TELLS OF THE TORPEDOING OF THE ATHE-

LINER ATHENIA SUNK BY NAZI I-BOAT 30   Six Years of German Deception and Secrecy Ended

SEE PROMPT PASSAGE OF LOAN TO BRITAIN   Both Parties Predict Ratification in House After Banking Group Givee Approval.

BRITISH CREDIT BILL APPROVED   Prompt Ratification Of Huge Loan Predicted “ In. Cor-rress

llovtse Apu uval Mf Brtish Mr ~. Sevnis int Cards   Democruts, Republicans _ Join in Forac,-sting Sreeedy Okuy

» Army Wives Demand .New Jap Houses   Colonel Besieged by Eight Irate Women—'Rank Pulling’ Charge Hurled in Housing Squabble.

ARMY WIVES HIT AT TOKYO HOMES   Protest Assigning Of Better Units To Later Arrivals

OUTLOOK FOR © RAIL SERVICE  $ BRIGHTER   “SOME, PROGRESS” REPORTED IN NEGOTIATIONS  BEING HELD INCEFFORT TO AVOID STRIKE SAT ' URDAY _

HOPES HIGHER FOR AVOIDING BIG STRIKE .   Disputants Confer Under Pressure of White House

Chief Executive Acks Com. pany, Union Officials To Attend Conference  GENERAL MOTORS REJECTS PROPOSAL OF FACT-FINDING BOARD  Hopes For Seftlement Of Telephope Tie-Up Appear Brighter

Steel and Union Heads Called to White House   Hope For Agreement to Prevent 700,000 Steel Workers From Walking Out At Midnight Tomorrow; GM Rejects Proposals

MOBS SET FIRE TO BOMBAY’ RAT STATION   Violence at New High Despite Surrender of Mutinous Seamen

1200 Injured in Last Three Days   Indian Sailors End Mutiny, But Mobs of Civilians Still Fighting

Rioters Attack Rail Installations, Seize Big Section of City   Violence Believed Surging Toward a New Climax As Mobs Burn and Loot; Naval Mutineers Surrender to British Forces

Hearing On Robbery Suspects Due Today   Five Men Being Held, 1 Released on Bond; 3 Confessions Made

Wave Of Crimes Solved By Police   Confession Of William Rickard Solves 16 Cases: Implicates Others

POLL TAX HAS TO BE PAID BY JANUARY 31   Voting Situation is Explained for Vets and Others with Problems

News Behind the News  Converickht BMeClore NMeivsenaneast Tupndaieata

hough Shorn of Many Of Its Powers, President Is Expected to Sign the Compromise Aleasure

Wartime Price Control Powers Are Pruned Down   Measure Now Goes To Senate for a Decision Wednesday

Rayburn Says Truman  Will Sign It   Price Ceilings on Meat, Dairy Products Remain

House Retains Curbs On Meat Dairy Products In OPA Bill   Senate Showdown Set On Measure Today; HST Expected To Sign Plan Before Deadline Although Bill Slashed

AGENCY HEADS MAY DEMAND TRUMAN VETO   Measure Prunes Down OPA Powers Over  Price Control

Efforts To Lift Meat Control Fail   Compromise Bill Goes To Senate; any Powers Cut

HOUSE APPROVES COMPROMISE OPA BILL, 265 TO 105   Unsuccessful Effort Made On Floor to Remove Controls From Meat and Dairy Products.   SENATE MAY ACT ON MEASURE TODAY   Legislation Whitties Power of Agency and Allows Price Increases On Many Items.

House Approves Compromise on  OPA 265 to 105   Beats Back Last-Ditch Effort T. Lift Ceilings on Meat .

House Passes Compromise OPA Measure 265 to 105   Bil Will Come To Senate Today; Rayburn Says Truman Will OK

HOUSE PASSES [OPA REVISIONS BY 265 TO 105   Attempt To Lift Price Ceilings On Meat, Dairy Products Beaten   PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO SIGN MEASURE

Approval Given Compromise On OPA Limitatior   Senate Gets. Measure; Fate May Be Up To  Lean

HOUSE PASSES BILL TO CURB OPA’S POWERS   EFFORT TO REMOVE PRICE CEILINGS IS DEFEATED

Measure Goes To Senate for Decisive Vote   Rayburn Says President’ Will Approve Bill

Extension 01 OPA Approved By The House   Many Powers of Agency Pruned by Bill Which Goes to Senate

Measure to Be. Brought Before Senate Today   Last Ditch Effort  Made to Lift Ceilings

Effort to Lift Price Ceilings Is Beaten Down   Senate to Vote on Measure Before It Is Sent to Truman

use Okays Revisec A Set-Up: Measure ains Food Contra          Rayburn Says Truman Will Sign; Booby-Trap’ Provisions Remain But Bowles Men Set for Fight     >  5

Final Attempt To Lift Meat Lid Defeated   Senate Expected to  Act Today on Bill Extending Agency Year But Cutting Powers

BOWLES WILL URGE VETO IF SENATE ACTS   Representatives Beat Down Efforts To Lift Meat Ceilings

EVELYN BOLES MARRIES DALE DOTSON OF DICKENS AT SPIRIT TAKE nraDp os

Huge Building  Projects Are  Being Halted Workers Declare  Strike To Spread Ta islLarlCitiae .

Huge Building Projects Are Being Halted   Workers Declare Strike To Spread Y. Cther Citres

British Monarch Gives Views of Labor Regime as Second  Buclicnmaak Cac «   HAPPY. BUT NUMR

OPA HEAD VISITS LEADING PACKERS   Two-Hour Secret Parley in _ Chicago Points Up Coming Meat Famine

British Labor Party Official Says U. S. Has More Potent Atom Bomb

Senator Asks Cancellation  Of Atom Tests   House. Passes Measure Aimed At Curb On Petrillo

‘Messersmith Is Named as Envoy To Argentine   President Truman Makes Some Important White House Appointments

HEARING ON FRISCO LABOR ROW FINISHED   Mediation Board WI Submit Its Findings to President Truman February 4.

Carnes Left Grim Trail   Young Oklahoman, at 18, Had Tough Record; Shockley in for Paoli Kidnanina

2 OKLAHOMANS ARE LISTED IN ‘ROCK’ ACTION   Clarence Carnes, 19, McAles. ter, and Sam Shockley, 36, Try Escape

A Ringleader At Alcatraz “Bad Actor”   larence Carnes Left a Long Trail of Crime In Oklahoma

59 Korean Police Die  In Rioting   General Hedge Blames Vicious Agitators From Outside Trying Tha Viceredit 1S.

Rioting Mobs Kill 9 Korean Police  In Demonstration  100 Are Missing, 60 Wounded; U. S. - Troops Quell Riot

Violence Flares In Korea   Red - Inspired Mobsters Leave 59 Police Dead, 100 Missing

BUARD OF HEALTH ISSUES WARNING   Season for Infantile Paralysis Now at Hand.

Neapolitan Cave Folk Are Emerging After Long Ordeals   Relief Organization Is Finding Homes for Large Group of Italians Who Have Existed in Underground, Disease-Ridden Caves of Gloom

STATE WILL WARM UP   High Temperature Near 50 Fore. east for Tomorrow

Russia’s Motives In Iran Still Unclear To Rest Of World; Situation Is Tense

NO CHANGE IS INDICATED IN SOVIET PLANS   U.S. Awaits Reply To Note on Military Moves in Iran

Iran Case May Go Betore UNO Again At New York   Next Move In Diplomatic Tangle Over Red Military Moves Is Up To Moscow

U. 5. Awaits Answer From Soviet Russia   Next Move in Diplomatic Tangle Reported Up to Moscow

Russo-lran Case May Go Before UNO   Washington Hopes For Break Soon in Critical Situation

Reds Appear Determined To Keep Troops in Irar   State Department Awaits Answer to Note Asking Explanation for Soviet Drive Into Country—Effectiveness of U. N. O. Peace Machinery Believed Threatened—Americans Uncertain as to Russian Objectives.

Hope For Word To Ease Diplomatic Tangle, But—  Next Move Moscow’s

U.S. Awaits Word from Reds   Easing of Critical Iran Issue Sought

Diplomatic Situation Sefious Threat” te Peace Machinery of UNO; Officials Hope For Easing

THREE DIVORCES WERE  GRANTED BY JUDGE BRUERE IN CIRCUIT COURT TODAY

eats § a  Worst Boll Weevil Infestation in 25 Years Brings Alarm

Says Wheat Situation  in U.S. Grim   Chester C, Davis Claims Report Is Misinterpreted

Wheatsupply  situation is  said ‘grim’ . Davis unable to share ontimicm

SOVIETS FIGHT QUIZ ON IRAN   Propose Direct Negotiations; Consider Other Probes Today

Russia Opposed To UNO Handling  lran’s Dispute   But Council Formally Agrees To Discuss Situations In 3 Countries

UNO Council To Tackle MilitaryPolitical Topics   Disregard Russian Request To Not Tak: Up Iranian Dispute

INO TO AGT OR MAAN, GREECE AND INDONESI   Council Moves to Organize Armed Force io Back Its Orders.

eee Se a ee re  UNO Council Will Discuss Vital Issues  Council To Consider

Russian Plea Rejected by UNO Council   Agrees to Discuss Iran, Greece and Indonese Questions

TENSE MILITARY-POLITICAL SITUATION IN IRAN, GREECE. AND INDONESIA TO BE DISCUSSED— COUNCIL TAKES STEPS: TO GET ITS MILITARY STAFF COMMITTEE FUNCTIONING

UNO Overrules Russia; Sets Talks on Disputes   Council] To Take Up Iran, Greece. Indonesia Situations at Next Meetine on Monday

UNO COUNCIL TO CONSIDER IRAN PROBLEN   Soviet Union's Request To Disregard Case Is Ignored

UNSG AGREES TO DISCUSS TENSE CONDITIONS IN IRAN, GREECE AND INDONESIA AT SESSION   Request from Russia That Request Be Denied Is Disregarded—Witness at Nuernberg Trial Tells Of Cruelty of Gestapo Chieftain Heinrich Himmler——President Green Welcomes  Lewis and Mineworkers 

Soviets’ Request Di sregar de d  UNO Security Unit Turns fo Protests

More Problems Loom As Lebanon and Egypt Demand Withdrawal of British Troops. )

UNO Will Discuss Iran, Greece, Indonesian Issues  Council Disregards Russian Plea  To Drop Iran Probe

UNO to Air lran, Greek Situations   Council Takes Steps to Get Military Committee Working

Protest of Russia Is Disregarded   Take Steps To Get Military Staff Body  ‘ Functioning

Iran Question Placed Before Security Board   Russian Request Is Voted Down At UNO Session

Council To Talk Disputes   UNO Group te Discuss Iran, Greece, Indonesia Despite Russien Request

Hearings Slated On Iran, Greece, Indonesian Rows   Soviet Requests To Disregard Problems Declined by Group

UNO Dockets Iran Dispute Over Protest   Ignore Red Request; Greece, Indonesia Cases Also Slated

Protest of Russia Is Disregarded  “Take Steve   “Fake Steps 2, "To'Get Military “Staff Body   ‘ Pinchasices -

MOVE STARTED FOR FORCES 10 BACK DECISIONS   Situations In Iran, Greece, Indonesia To Be Studied At Monday Meeting

UNO Council To Discuss Three Cases   World Peace Group Starts Work on Military Program

UNO COUNCIL WILL HEAR IRAN DISPUTE   Greece, Indonesian Problem: Ales To Ra Meeucead

ignore Russia’s Request   UNO Council Agrees To Dicuss Iran, Greece and Indonesia Tense Situations

Council Disregards Russian Request To Ignore Matter   Soviets Favor Negotiations Between Countries ; Greece, Indonesia Disputes To Be Probed

Council Also Orders Military Experts of Principal Powers  To Prepare Program

UNO SECURITY COUNCIL WILL DISCUSS TENSE PROBLEMS MON   Agrees To Look Into Iran, Greek And Indonesian Question Then

COUNCIL AGREES TO TACKLE HOT ISSUES AT ONCE   Soviet Opposition To Consideration Of lran’s Case Is Ignored; Political Issues  Come Up Monday.

UNO Disregards Russian Request To Ignore !ran   To Discuss Tense Situation During The Next Meeting

World Security Council Ready For Big Test   To Discuss Military-Political Situations in Lran, (;reece, Indonesia

UNO to Take Up Iran Case; Russ Opposed   Greek and Indonesian Situations Will Also Be Heard at Meeting

UNO AGREES 1 DISCUSSION OF IRAN - TROUBLE   Council Disregards Soviet Request that It Decline To Take Up Matter

Tense Disputes Will Be Debafed Next Monday   Proceed With: Task of Putting: World Peace  Orgonization to Work

UNO Rejects Soviet Request On Tran Issue   Agrees to Discuss Military Political Situations. hi Iran, Greece and  Indanesia 

UNO Council Will Discuss Iran Dispute   Tense Military - Political Situations in Greece And Indonesia Also to Come Before Meeting

U.N. 0. WILL CONSIDER 3 COMPLAINTS   Security Council Votes to ’ass Upon Disputes Involving the Situation in Iran, Greece and Indonesia.

Note Decrease In Spending   *#£ Due Largely To Mass  f ~Contract Cancellations

Gives His Full [:ndorsement to Foreign Policy Of Secy. Byrnes   lowan Declares He Will ‘Continue to Fight for Peace’

Special Session of Legislature Likely to Drag for Weeks   Wrangle Over Method to Pay Soldier Bonus May be Prolonged

BATTLE LOOMS IN LEGISLATURE ON BONUS FINANCING   OPINIONS DIFFER ON WHETHER NEW TAXES ARE NEEDED

WRANGLE ON BONUS ISSUE IS EXPECTED   Democrats And GOP Disagree On Way To Pay

Chaplain Believes Condemned Nazi Leader Had Carried Poison Since Day of His CaptureSecretary Byrnes Expresses Confidence That Yugoslavia Eventually Will Sign Peace Treaty with Italy—Other Worldwide News

GAS TAX HIKE URGED BY FRYE   Says Louisiana Second As Producer But Fifth In Value

Plans To Give. Burma Liberty Are Outlined   Churchiil Angry at “De. cline and Fall of British Empire”

Churchill Opposes Latest Proposal Independence May Re Granted Burmese

Attlee: Reveals Negotiations To Free Burma   ‘Churchill Assails . ‘Decline and Fall’ -Of British Empire

BRITAIN READY TO GIVE BURMA HER FREEDOM   Churchill Sees Speedy Decline And Fall Of British Empire

Britain Plans To Free Burm:   Churchill Protests, Say Empire Being Dissolved

BURMA MAY BE LIBERATED BY BRITAIN   Churchill Raps Plan As One Step in Fall Of Great Empire

BURMA OFFERED FULL FREEDOM   Churchill A n #3 ry Ove Action Of Prime Min_ ister Attlee

PLAN TO FREE BURMA DRAWS CHURCHILL IRE   Winnie Views Attlee Proposal As Blow To Empire

Attlee Bares Plans ToSet  Burma‘Free   Churchill Charges Labor Boss Speeds Decline Of Empire

13 MEET DEATH QVER WEEKEND   Violent Deaths In Carolinas Due To Auto Smashes,  Fires, Plane Crash, SuiCPineac

MeN: arney Raps LaGuardia  ‘For ‘Baseless’ Charses —   U.S. Commiander Attacks UNRRA Chief For His Remarks About Army Pclicies

MNARNEY DIFFERS WITH LAGUARDIA   Denies UNRRA Director's Charges Involving : 1.9 Army

Promise Made Kor Minimum Of Ly yne ‘hings   Governor - Nominee ‘Talmadge Declares Atrocities Will Be Curbed

Agrees British Had Rights To Derelict Shix   American Officer Denies Fight Between U, 5. and British

U. 5. Captain Agrees With Principle British Steamer Had Salvage Rights

Daily Times Herald One of Only Two  lowa Newspapers Rating In Contest

Redeployment in Europe Finished   Retention of :Gls__ Depends on Need

U.S. AIR FORCE CHIEF TO QUIT   Gen. “Hap” Arnold Wilt Resign February 15

Green Flatly Refuses Cooperation With Union   AFL President Says British Bid Contradictory Because Of Previous Commitments With  Russia And Party Refusals

Green Rebuffs British Labor   Trade Unions Charged With Being Communist-Dominated

Green Rejects Move To Help World Union   Trade Federation Communist-Ruled, AFL Chief Declares

BELGIAN WAR BRIDE ARRIVES IN EDGELY   Louise LeFranc Nickerson Experiences Rough Trip   SEASICK FIVE DAYS

BELGIAN ARRIVES IN EDGELY AS WAR BRIDE   Louise Le Franc Nickerson _ Met By Husband, Theodore Nickerson  2 Drriinmtisn Ammann

Officials Are Hoping To Avert It  Present Pact or Wadac Tc Stuidiec

Officials Are Hoping To Avert It  Present Pact on Waves Is Studied

U. S. Considers Effects of Strike As Lewis Waits Reply to Demand; Only Five Days to Tieup Deadline

Commission Acts To Reduce Big Inroads On Birds   Closing Dates And Other Regulations Unchanged; Reduced Limits In State Effective November 18

UNION, OWNERS RENEW TALK NEW CONTRACT   Wheels of Industry Begin Turning as Two-Week Truce Becomes Effective

Industry Will Gain Momentum By Coal Truce   Thousands Of Workers Return To Jobs As Coal Mining Is Resumed   COAL BEING MINED WILL BE ALLOTTED

OHIO MINERS ~-AMONG THOSE NOT WORKING   THOUSANDS OF PENNSYL, VANIA WORKERS NOT HEEDING LEWIS ORDER—MOST VIRGINIA MINES ‘OPERATING

Arsenal City Is Opened To Newsmen   Mukden Is Undergoing Inflation Pengs; Soviets in Command

Reds Permit F ‘irst News ToBeSentF: rom Mukden  Nine Allied: Correspondents Held In   ; tre mo Ba TU. Dp. Dp...

Correspondents AreFinally Permitted Into Manchuria; \Here Is First Story Wired

Senate Conferees Reject House’s OPA Compromise  ~ Would Have Removed Ban on Further Ceilings on Many Food Products

HOUSE WANTS CEILINGS PUT BACK ON FOOD   MEMBERS HOPEFUL OF COMPROMISE EVENTUALLY

Death ‘Toll Rises to 22; Others Believed Dead; Tel__Aviy, All-Jewish City .OF 200,000, Is ‘Head?

Palestinian Riot’s Toll Mounts to 24  Hunt On for 6 Missine Britons

British Press Search for Missing Men  Wave of Terror in  Jerusalem Te < on "ern. Boe 13 ee

JEWISH DEATH TOLL HITS 24 IN PALESTINE      Troops ‘Search Border Area For Missing British Officers

Toll Of Dead In. Holy Land Jumps  Tel Aviv Seems Dead City Under Curfew

Deaths Mounting In Holy Land  As Hunt For Officers Pressed   Huge Areas of Palestine are Blocked Off — British Troops With Automatic Weapons Search Houses of All-Jewish City

Violence Still Raging Over The Holy Land   British Are Pressing Search for Six Missing Officers

Death Toll Rises Again In Palestine   British Search Tel Aviv Houses For Six Officers

ARMED JEWS ARE ARRESTED IN PALESTINE   DEATH TOLL IS 24; MISSING BRITISH OFFICERS HUNTED

British Press Search for Missing Men   Wave of Terror in Jerusalem Is in Third Day

Holy Land Death Toll Reaches 24   Tommies Press Hunt For Officers Being Held As Hostages

British Troops Press Hunt For Missing Six   Curfew Clamped On As Homes Are Searched For Officers

Troops, Police Scour Palestine For 6 Britons   Tel Aviv Under Tight Curfew: Death Toll In Disorders Now 22

Truman to Make Policy Statement   President's Remarks Monday Expected to Be Conciliatory

Truman to Give Policy Statement   Expected to Say Nation’s Welfare — Above Party Interes'

U. S. Welfare To Be ‘First Consideration in Dealinas With Conaress

Truman Will State Policy Next Monday   Cabinet Members Lined Up In Favor Scrapping Control

To Reveal His Course Under GOP Congress’   Intends to Accept Verdict. Voters In ‘Good Spirits’ Intimates Say.”

Truman to Make Policy Statement   President Will Outline Latest Views Monday

GENERAL POLICY STATEMENT BY TRUMAN. MONDAY   Will Re Made at News Conference at 16 A. M., It Is Announced.   STATEMENT TO BE BRIEF   May Place the Nation’s Welfare Above Personal  Interests.

‘Monday Utterance to Be in "Light! of Bectics Results =   ANATION [ABOVE PARTY   b Expected to Ask. Two~” Party Support far For* "eign Policy :

Will Urge U. S. Welfare Be Put First, Forecast. .   Two-Party Support, of Foreign Policy Will Re Requested :

Statement Of Policy On Tap For Mr. Truman   News Conference Will Be Held Monday Morning

Truman Plans Statement on Policy Monday   Pronouncemehts Wiil Bo First Since Landslide for GOP

President Will. State General Policy Monday   Expected to Say He Will Place Nation Above Party Welfare

TRUMAN STATEMENT REPORTED READY   President To Urge Coopera tion Of Parties

‘TRUMAN WILL MAKE POLICY STATEMENT MONDAY MORNING   Brief General, Sis Statement Wilk Be Made in Connection ~~ With Election

Statement to Be Made Nov. 11  Truman Brief  to Give Policy Rannrt

Brief Airway Talk Planned By President   Truman To Give Speech On General Policy Monday At 10 A. M. During His Newspaper Conference

Truman Drafts Statement Putting Nation Above All   _ it Will Be Released At Monday News Conference

‘May Clarify OPA Future Next Monday   Expect Most Controls To End Soon; Porter  Resignation Seen

Will Issue  Statement To Scribes   is Expected To Stress U.S. Welfare Over Party Interests.

At News Meeting Monday Will Cover His  Actions in Light AL Ela-tian ,

Truman To Make Policy   Statement   Conciliatery Tone Toward GOP Congress Is Expected Monday

Truman Will Talk Monday   Will Outline New Policy At News Con ference

Truman Will Make Statement   General Policy View To Be Given Monday Morning

Texarkana Turns City of Sleuths In Slayer Hunt   - Officials Warn Youths Against Going Too Far In Detective Work

Texarkana Is City Of Sleuths Today   Officers Warn Some Youngsters Going Too Far  Trying to Catch Phantom Killer

YOUTHS ARM TO CAPTURE GHOST KILLER   Young Sleuths Warned To Stop Traps Betore Someone Else Killed

Housewife Becoming Increasingly Discontented, Anthropologist Says

KIMMEL BELIEVED FLEET WAS FOR OFFENSIVE ACTION   Tells Congressmen He Felt: the U.S. Flotilla Was Not Based at Pearl Harbor for Protec-

O88 OlkELSESESE_E—_—S EEO le  Kimmel Explains ‘War Warning’ Te Congressmen

Kimmel Reviews His Conduct  Did Not Regard War  Warning’ Ac Inucunl

Kimmel Felt Fleet Based To Attack Japs   Admiral Says Ships Kept In Hawaii For Start Of Expetted War

Fleet Not Intended to Defend Hawaii But for Offensive In Event of Jap War--Kimmel

Never Thought Fleet Was to Defend Hawaii   Kimmel Contends There Was no Warning of Attack

Little New In ‘Warning,’ Says Kimmel   Fleet Commander Saw Navy as Instrument  Of Offense

Kimmel Says Fleet Was Ready to  Go on Offensive  Navy Did Not Have Enough Subs to Carry on Patrols

Kimmel Gives Probers Views   .Never Felt Fleet Based on Pearl ta . Defend Hawaii

“Pearl Harbor Fleet Was Offensive Arm’   Kimmel Asserts He Felt Ships Were Not To Defend Hawaii But Were to Attack

Kimmel Says Fleet Was Ready to  Go on Offensive  Navy Did Not Have Enough Subs to

Atomic Energy Measure Sent To President   Congress Approves ‘Bil Giving AY Civilian Raard Control

Calls Meeting On Iowa Draft Failure   Grahl To Meet With Farm Leaders

Proposes Housing Sulisidy   + Patan Suggests U.S. Help for Low-Cost Dwellings

Fo ‘ormer. ‘LeMars Girl Married. In lowa cue Falls Last Sunday ©

Baptists Name Louie Newton New President   Southern Convention Calls For Removal Of Representation At Vatican

‘Government Enters Wage Agreement  With Coal Mine Supervisory Workers

WHITE COLLAR WAGES RAISED   Agreement Reached For Supervisory Workers In Soft Coal Mines

AGREEMENT {S FIRST IN SOFT COAL INDUSTRY   Admiral Moreell Takes Step As Operator Of All Soft Coal Pits

Government-Union Agreement Covers Mine Supervisors   First Accord of Kind Announced in Test Case On Unionization of Supervisory Workers; Pact Covers Jones-Laughlin Employes

Mine Foremen Are Unionized   Government-Union Agree. ment First in History of Industry

U.S. Agrees On Unions For Foremen   Moreell Discloses’ History Making Soft Coal Decision

Government and Union Agree on Coal Mine Issue   Pay, Work Conditions for Supervisors Settled

Coal Mining Supervisors Enter Union  _ Agreement Come In Pennsvlvania

Stock Prices Bounce From Record Lows   Large Gains Made in Brisk Early Trading

Steel Shares Lead Lively Rally on Stock Exchang   Swift Trading Forces Tickers Behind; Gains Range Above 2 Points

Search In Six States For Matron ,  Kidnappers Let Wife Call Hubby

Police Seeking Kidnapped Wife   Frantic Young Mother Makes Telephone Call Appealing For Help

Young Mother Kidnaped, She Phones Mate   To Savy Goodbye Before She Is Taken From State

‘UNRRA Appeals For Partial Production... .  Miners Turn Deaf Ear To Plea For Famine Relief

Soft Coal Men Ignoring Appeal Made By UNRRA   No Comment Expected On Appeal From LaGuardia Far Relief

Mine Leaders, Operators Deaf To Appeal of UNRRA F or Coal To Speed Relief

Power Strike In Pittsburgh Off For Week   Union to Decide Whether Wage Dispute Will Be . Submitted to Arbitration

PITTSBURGH AVOIDS BLACKOUT THROUGH LAST MINUTE ACTION   UNION LEADER AGREES TO ARHITRATION PROPOSAL 26 MINETES BEFORE MIbNIGHT DEADLINE

Power Strike In Pittsburgh Again Delaves   Strike Call Suspended For Week Shertlv Before Midnight Mondav   UNION TO VOTE ON ARBITRATION

Orders Cut In Postal Service   Limits Size Of Packages During Emergency

STRIKE CURBS PARGELS POSi   Hannegan Limits Package Size, Exempts Chicks, Perishable Food

byrnes Allows  Soviet Demanc   Italians Must Pay Hundred Million  Under Terms.

Byrnes Accepts Russ Demand — For Reparation   Dispute Develops as Molotov Insists on Share of Warships

BYRNES STANDS PAT ON BOOTY CONSIDERATION   Dealing Out Naval Vessels One Cause of Big 4 Arsument

Accept Russ Demands For Reparations From Italy   Booty Fer Captors

Byrnes And — Molotov InNew Clash   Conditions Attached To Soviet Demand For Italian Reparations Stir Dispute

Byrnes Accepts Italian Payment With Conditions  Russian Concessions May Help Ministers Reach Aqreement

RUSSIA WILL GET A BIG INDEMNITY   Byrnes Conditions on Pay ment by Italy Starts : Argument   NAVAL SHIPS “BOOTY”

Byrnes Again Clashes With Molotov   U. $. Delegate Agrees To Reparation Plan But Adds Conditions

Soviets Yield. Italy to Retain Her Pre-Duce Colonial Areas   Byrnes OK’s Soviet De. mands for Reparations

Russian — Demand Is Accepted    Soviet’s Request for $100 Million From Tuy Appraved by Byrnes

. S., SOVIET CLASH ON ITALY PAYMENT PLAN   Red Reparation Bill Fa $100,000,000 Passea; Points Gehated

Italian Reparations To Russia Conditionally Approved by Sec. Byrnes

Byrnes Accepts Russian Demand For Reparations   But Conditions Put On Italian Payment Bring Clash With Molotov.

BiG FOUR MINISTERS AGREE ON PAYMENT DUE FROM ITALIANS   BYRNES AND MOLOTOV CLASH, HOWEVER, ON FORM OF REPARATIONS.

RUSSIA CONCEDES ON 2 DEADLOCKED ISSUES AT PARIS   FOREIGN MINISTERS RESUME DISCUSSION OF ITALAIN TREATY

Secretary Byrnes Accepts Russians’ Demands on Italy   Conditions Are Added However, Which Bring Clash With Molotov

Secretary In Agreement Or Reparations   Conditions Are Cause Of Row Between Leaders

Byrnes Accepts Soviet Demands Against Italians   Okays Reparations But Clashing Over Added Conditions

Four Conditions (ffered by U. S. Result in Clash   Bevin and Bidualt Remain Silent in Latest Paris Dispute

Russia Agrees To Italian Trusteeship   Surprise Concessions May Break Deadlocked Conference—Russia,  ). S. Clash Again

BYRNES ACCEPTS RED INDEMNITY DEMAND TODAY   But Ties Strings to Issue Over $100,000,000 That Riles Molotov

Russia Gets Reparations  From Italy   ‘Conditions of Agreement Lead To Sharp Clash

Concessions Pave Way for Break in Italian Deadlock   Byrnes and Molotov Both Give Ground to Heighten Hopes for  Darley Anraaman€

Russ Win Italy Pay Demands   Soviet $100,000,000 Reporations Source Brings Big 4 Clash

FORMER FIRST PUTS OKAY ON RED DEMANDS   But Adds Conditions Which Bring Dispute With Soviet Minister

Russia and U. 5. Clash on Italy's Reparation Bill   Byrnes Agrees on Demand; Conditions irk Soviet Molotov

Accept Red Reparations Demands    But U. S. Conditions — Limiting Source Draw Soviet Fire As Italian Treaty Talks Continue

Byrnes Accepts Soviet Demand For Reparations   Conditions Imposed By U. S. Arouses Ira of Russians

Reds Concede On Two Points....  U. S.-Russia In Clash Over Demand Of Soviet For Italian Reparation

nit  - BIG FOUR SESSION   Russian Conditions on Rep: arations Demand Cause at Dicnute -

Russ-U.S. Agree or Italy Reparations   Byrnes Accepts Molotov Demand

Ministers in New Clash on  Reparations   Russian Concessions Made With Conference Near Break-Up but Further Thifficulties Arise 

BYRNES ACCEPTED TODAY THE SOVIET UNIONS DEMAND   Was For $100,000,000 In Reparations From Italy.   This Led to a Clash With Soviet Foreign Minister ~ Molotov.

CLASH AGAIN AT PARLEY   Disagree Over U.S. Conditions Attached to Acceptance of the Red Demand for Reparations From Italy.

BYRNES AGREES TO SOVIET BILL AGAINST ITALY   Fights With Reds, However On Exact Form Of Their $100,000,000 Claim

Molotov And_ Byrnes Clash  In Conference   Battle Over Four Condi. lions Tied to Award of Hatian Reps

FRICK AND ROSENBERG ASK CLEMENCY   Two Nazis Hope Thus to Escape Gallows; Expect Other Appeals

ROSENBERG ASK CLEMENCY   Two Nazis Hope Thus to Escape Gallows; Expect Other Appeals

Ford and Chrysler Sign Union Accord,  GM Remains Silent   Wage Arbitration Accepted in Railroad Quarrel; Meat Supply Normal in ‘Matter-of Davs’

Meat Packers Urged By Union I Return To Job  Rell Rentha fhond utes

Rail Workers Agree To Use Arbitration   Rapid-Fire Developments During Week-End  Strike Picture

* Ford and Chrysler Achieve Agreemen Providing 1844 Cent Hourly _ To. encase Maat Gttke Ende Mandav

Ford Grants 18-Cent Hor  Boost; Chrysler Will Pay 1814 Cents ©   CIO Packer Men Do About Fae   Railroad Employes Agre To Arbitrate Differ. ences On Earnings

Ford, Chrysler Settle With ClO Workers   Unions, Railways Will Arbitrate; No Changes in Steel

Developments in Labor Disputes ‘Are Encouraging   Motor Firms and Unions Reach Wace Agreements

Roads Agree To Arbitrate; Ford Signs Up   Meat Packers Union Urges Member to Go Back to Work Under Government Orders

MacArthur Decrees DeathForGen.Homma   Says Failure To Punish His Acts “Would Threaten Very Fabric Of World Security”

SENTENCE OF HOMMA STILL STANDS SAYS MACARTHUR   He Upholds Trial As Fair And Jap Must Pay For Crimes

Homma to Die. States MaeArthur   Execution Could Be Stayed Now Only by Order  From Truman

MPARTHUR FIXES DEATH PENALTY FOR GEN. HOMMA   U. S. Commander Disagrees With tl. S. Justices

Homma Will. Be Executed   MacArthur Decrees Firing Squad Death for Jap Responsible for "Death March”

Homma To Die by Firing Squad   ‘MacArthur Decrecs Doom o   Balaan General, Blasts Judge's Comments.

M Arthur Orders Firing Squad For General Homma   Senter Jae Death Is Affirmed

General MacArthur Decrees Death For Lt. Gen. Homma; Disagrees With Two Justices   Declares Foe In Battle For Bataan Deserves Judicial Fate For Ordering Death March

MacArthur Upholds Death Penalty for Gen. Homma Today   Fails to Find Any Extenuation in Study of  All Evidence

DECREES DEATH FOR NIP LEADERS IN PHILIPPINES   MacArthur Disagrees With Two Supreme Court Justices

‘DEATH MARCH CRIMINAL LOSES   APPEAL TO MACARTHUR; FIRING ‘SQUAD TO END HOMMA’S LIFE

MAC ARTHUR RULES HOMMA MUST DIE BY RIFLE FIRE   Time of Execution and Details To Be Set in Manila—General Disagrees With Two Supreme Court Justices

MacArthur Decrees Death Sentence For Gen. Homma, His Foe On Bataan

Firing Squad For Homma   MacArthur States Mar Who Ordered Death March Deserves Fate

F iring-Squad Death Is Decreed for Homma ir  Ruling by MacArthur

Conviction of Homma Uphelc By MacArthur   No Circumstances of Extenuation Found in Review of Sentence Imposed at Manila

Decrees Death For Gen. Homma   MacArthur Disagrees Sharply With Dissenting  Supreme Court Justices

Date And Details Not Yet Decided... .  M’Arthur Decrees Firing Squad Death For Homma

FIRING SQUAD DECREED FOR GEN. HOMMA   M'Arthur Disagrees Sharply With Two U. S. Supreme Court Justice  Dissenters   WILL FIX DATE LATER

MAC DOOMS ‘HOMMA   Decrees Death by Firing Squad for Beast of Bataan

NVARTHUR RULES HONINA MUST DIE FOR WAR CRIMES   General Disagrees Sharply With Two Supreme  Court Jusctire<

Date of Homma Execution to Be Set in Manila  Gen. MacArthur Differe With Juctices

FIRING SQUAD FOR GEN. HOMMA   General MacArthur Disagrees With Two U.S. Justices in Death Decree

Gen. MacArthur Dooms Homma To Firing Squad   Affirms Sentence on Jap General; Calls Death Penalty Just

M’ARTHURORDERS HOMMA EXECUTED BY FIRING SQUAD   ASSAILS JUSTICES WHO CALLED TRIAL OF JAP ‘VENGEANCE’

MARTHUR SAYS HOMMA 6 DIE; DEFENDS TRIAL   Orders Firing Squad Death: Disagrees Sharply With Two U. S. Justices

Homma Deserves Firing Squad Death As No Other Man, MacArthur Claims

JAPANESE WAR STEEL TO BE ‘RECONVERTED'   Program Expected To Take From 12 To 18 Months

Joint Committee To Convert Jap Industries  Steel Plants Will Be Used to Make Agriculture Tools

Steel Makers Of Nippon Planning Peace Program   Confer With US Military Heads

Power Workers To Vote Tonight   Threatened Pittsburgh Power Strike Hinges On Meeting Tonight

Still Checking On Bomb Damage   Transport Fallon Pushed Onto Beach For Further Study

13 VESSELS DAMAGED OR SUNKBYBOME   Radioactivity, However Impedes Full Assess ment of Havoc Wrought in Recent Bikini Atomic Experiment.

RADIOACTIVITY {N ATOM BOMB AREA HAMPERS STUDY   Transpert Beached by Tugs to Save Vessel for EBvsther Scrutiny.

CCNA: te aes x ea ucpeeicr cn acnvad  TAKES SUSPECT   Arrests One of Pair Wanted For Walters Bank Robbery

AT ELECTRA ROME * Father-in-Law Captures Bank Holdup Suspect at Gun Point

“ANOTHER WHERE  CAME FROM” - Father-In-Law Of Suspected Robber Says. He Made Arrest

Hanging For Jap General   Lt. Gen. Kuo Sentenced For Mistreaiment Of Prisoners  Of Wat.

GOP WILL UNITE BEHIND SIGLER   PARTY HARMONY TO FOLLOW ROUGH PRIMARY

MANY DRAFT BOARDS, INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS QUITTING, HAMPERING TEXAS SELECTIVE SERVICE WORK

World-Wide Interference With U.S. Shipping Urged   American Communists Pushing Action in Scheduled Strike

Take City Unopposed   Chinese Communists Flee As Government Troops Move In

Peace Hopes Rise Anew In China As Committee Starts   Communists Flee Capital Of Jehol As Chiang Takes Over

PEACE HOPES RISE ANEW IN CHINA   5-Man Committee To Tackle Cause Of Strife, Politics

Chengteh Falls As Peace Body  Begins Studies   Chiang Force Enters Jehols Capital City As Red Army Flees

CHIANG'S TROOPS ENTER CHENGTEH, iEHOL CAPITAL   Peace Hopes Renewed Reds dnd Nationatists Nome Negotiators -

Chiang’s:Troops Capture Capital  Jehol Province   Move In n After Reds Withdraw, Score Other - Gains; - New ‘Peace - Grotip Formed. . 

*’ See New Hope In Effort To Straighten Out Chinese Politics ....  ‘Chinese Regulars Rout Reds

Government Claims Fall Of Cheneteh   Jehol Capital Taken From Communists Without Fight; Peace  ner. Ao ¥ ais Prien.

Chiang Captures Capital of Jehol Without a Fight   Communists Had Abandoned City--New Peace Hope In 5-man Group

Chinese Gov't Troops March Into Jehol Province With No Opposition

Peace Hopes Nise Anew As . .  Chiang’s Troops Capture Capitol Of Jehol   CHOU EN-LALI,

Chiang’s Troops Capture Capital  Jehol Province   Move In n After Reds. Withdraw, Score ther Gains; New Peace Cleaun Formed.

Communists Are Demanding That Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek Make Two Major Concessions— Soviet Russia Calls Upon U.N. Security Council To Get Data on Allied Troops in Other Lands

ane ete erenreeertta tee inaeree  Just a June Night Moonliaht and You

Act Hinges On Yugo Refusal To Sign Pact   Balkan Nation’s Peace Con ference Delegate Attacks United States Provesal   “Will Not Yield To hitimidation”   Senator Connally Declares Yugoslavia’s Attitude “Doesn't Make Any one Tremble?

Boundary Is Set For Trieste in Conference Vote   ‘French Line’ OK'd But Belgrade Flays Parley’s Decision

Commission Adopts U. S. Proposal For Barring Yuqoslavs   Request for Change In Boundary Vote ls Defeated

Peace Meet Members Favor Plan   Tito’s Delegation Will Not Sign Pact Nor Withdraw Troops

VOTE TO OUTLAW YUGOSLAV STAND ON ITALIAN PACT   MUST SIGN OR BE BARRED FROM ANY OF ITS PRIVILEGES

Slavs Barred As Signers of Italian Treaty   U.S. Amendment  Wins—‘French’ Th andes Ada

Conference Votes Ban or Yugoslavia   Refusal to Sign Treaty With Italy Brings Bar On Privileges Accorded Member Signatories

May Bar Yugoslavia From Signatory Privileges Unless She Signs Italian Peace Pact   Announces Refusal After Commission Adopts ‘French Line’ As Boundary

Peace Parley Adonis Proposal To Bar Slavs  Wo Treaty Privileges if Yugoslavia Won't conform Tn BRanndary Anreomon?

SLAVS SCARE © NO ONE   Conally Replies To Yugo Threat If Demands Denied

Peace Conference Commission Adopts U. S. Proposal To  Bar Tito Government From Privileges Of Signatory  _ To Italian Treaty If It Persists In Announced  * Declination To Attach Signature — Belgrade Delegate Charges Intimidation

Peace Parley Commission To Bar Yugoslavia From Signatory To Italy Treaty

ALLIES VOTE TO BAN SLAVS IN TREATY FIGHT   Argument Over Italian Line Highlights Paris Talks; ‘French Line’ Adopted

Yugoslavia Adopts “Get Tough” Attitude   Won't Sign italian Treaty Or Withdraw Forces From Istrian Paninenle

Slav Attitude Stirs Rebuff, Penalty Voted   Commission Adopts ‘French’ Boundary; Tito’s Men Bitter

—PEACE— Would Bar Yugoslavia As Signer  Liixewfsusswenwn Dace   -Conference Passes American Proposal

Yugoslavia May Lose On  Reparations   Barred From Signing Italian Treaty; May Lose Claims To Be  wot oy ’ PX EREDIBEDDED SE EE

Tito Government Loudly Proclaims Belligerent Intentions; Refuses To Withdraw Army From Istria.   SEN. CONNALLY NOT IMPRESSED BY SLAVS

STUBBORN YUGOSLAV STAND MAY COST IT BENEFITS IN ITALY  + PARLEY MAY DENY SLAV SIGNATORY RIGHTS IF TREATY IS NOT SICNED

To Bar Nation From Rights Of Signatories   Accept U. S. Proposal ‘If Tito Persists In Refusing to Sign’  c )

Peace Conference fedanits TS Plan.  Barring Yugoslav   ‘French Line’ Is Taker as Boundary Between Yugoslavia and Ttaly

roth Adopts Yank Proposal On Yugoslavia   Plan Concerns Signatory Privileges

Yugoslavia Hit by Paris: Vote   Sign Italian Treaty. or Forfeit Rights,’ Is Substance. .

Stubborn Slavs to Lose Treaty Right for Pact Failures   Vote to Bar Yugoslavia From = Signatory to Italian Treaty

Slavs Face Ban Due to Pact Stand   Will Lose Privileges if They Refuse To Sign Treaty with Italy.

Parley Slaps — Tito.   Delegates Vote to Bar Yugoslavia From Pact Benefits After Refusal To Sign Italian Treaty

VOTE TO BAR SLAVS FROM PACT SIGNING   Peace Conference Adopts U.S. Plan to Deny Nation Right to Be Italian Treaty Signatory Unless It Yields.

YUGOSLAVIA MAY’ BE LEFT OUT IN ITALIAN TREATY   Peace Commission Adopts U. S. Proposal To Bar Slavs From Privileges If She Persists In Refusal To Sign.

American Proposal to Bar Yugoslavia From Signing Italian Treaty If she Persists in Her Refusal to Sign Pact Adopted

Nation Would Be Excluded From Treaty Benefits   Tito's Declaration Had Refused Signature After Boundary Decision Announced

Conferees Back US In Slap At Yugoslav Stand  Threaten To Bar Country As Signer. Of Italian Treaty

Yagoslavia Must Sion Peace Pact Or Forfeit Claim   Tito’s Delegation Rebels as ‘French Line’ Is Approved

Balking Found At Talks  In Paris   Yugoslavs Refuse To Sign Border Agreement

PEACE CONFERENCE        May Net Sign Italian Treaty i She Persists in Present Attitude

Bar Yugoslava As Signatory To Italian Treaty   Peace Parley Commission Adopts U. S. Provosal

Bar Yugoslav Voice On Pact With Halian  Slav Delegate Calls U. 5S. Move A Threat Against Country, Wants Money For War Damage

Conferees Move To Put Screws On Yugoslavia   No Benefit Under Italian Treaty Unless She Signs Pact.

Warn Slavs To Stop Protests  May Be Barred From Signing Italy Pact

U. S. PLAN HITS YUGOSLAVS FOR SNUBBING PACT   Peace Unit Adopts Proposal That Keeps Privileges From Non-Signers

* To Pat Pressure * On the Yugoslavs   " Refusal to Sign Italian ‘ Treaty Will Cost Privileges   . FRENCH LINE REFUSED   Yugoslavs Say They Will Not Withdraw Army  From Istria

War Department Makes Grant To Buggs Island   Alloted $3,000,000 In Addition To  December Appropriatior

Trial Set For Nazi Tycoons   Reich Business Barons May Face International Court, Truman Asserts

Duchess of Windso Is Victim of Huge Jewel Theft  Burglar Enters Manor And Takes Large Dart af Callectian

BURGLAR TAKES WINDSOR GEMS   Scotland Yard Turns Best Men Loose On Case

Genis Stolen From Duchess   Scotland Yard’s Best Crime Hunters Swing into Action After Theft of Jewels

BODIES OF U.S, FLIERS FLOWN 10 BELGRADE FOR SERVICES, BURIAL   Two Still Missing In Mountain Area Of Yugoslavia

U.S. Airmen Will Be Buried At Belorade   Fliers Shot Down Over Yu goslavia To Be Laid To Rest In U. 8. Military Cematerv

FIGHTER PLANES AND HONOR GUARD FOR FLIERS KILLED  WHEN PLANE SHOT. DOWN

Vets’ Home Bonus Plan Voted Down   Amendment to Check Speculation Loses In Standing Vote

House Beats Housing Bill Substitute   Move To Prevent Price Ceilings on New Homes Defeated.

Truman Calls Rail Strike Conference   Nationwide Railway Walkout Threatened This Week

RAIL STRIKE DUE SATURDAY UNLESS TRUMAN CAN STOP II   By JAMES MARLOW

White House Calls Carrier Negotiators   Rail, Union Heads Await Developments

Infervention — Only Barrier fo Tie-Up Saturday   Operators and Union: Representatives Will: Confer This Afternoon

TRUMAN CALLS IN RAIL HEADS   Try To Stop Strike Seen Ir White House Move

RAIL LEADERS SUMMONED T0 WHITE HOUSE   President Strives te Avert Tieup Set for Saturday

Calls Rail Big 5 To White House   Truman To Parley With Brotherhoods

SUMMONS “BIG 5’   Truman in An Effort to Head Off a Railway Strike

Truman Attempting To Head Off Railroad Strike  Conference Called Today in Effort

WHITE HOUSE TALKS  PROPOSED BY TRUMAN  TO AVERT STOPPAGE SATURDAY DEADLINE  FOR NATIONWIDE HALT IN TDAIN CEDVICE

Railway Strike Ballots Ready   To Be Distributed to Workers Today

White House Parley Called in Rail Strike Threat: Lewis Won't Budge

~-RAILKOADS—  White House Parley Set  Brotherhoods And Operators Called

Session at White House Late This Afternoon Will be Effort To Head Off Rail Strike.   INTIMATE SEIZURE BY THE GOVERNMENT

\Truman Summons ‘Railway Chiefs to (The White House   Operators and Union Representatives Hald Conference in Effort Te Head OFF Strika

Meeting Held as U. §. Seizure Prospect Grows   Representatives of Management and Big 5 Summoned

Truman Calls Rail Meet   Brotherhood Heads ° And Rail Operators to Meet at White House

Conterence Is Called in Rail Dispute   Operators and ‘Big Five’ Representatives Asked To White House in Hope Of Averting Strike

President Summons Rail Conference   Brotherhood, Operators Representatives ta Meet Today et White House

President Calls Parley Hoping fo Avert Rail Strike   Carrier Executives And Representatives of Labor Get Invitations.

Truman Aets To Head Off Rail Strike   Union And Railroad Officials Called To White House Conference

‘Big-Five’ Brotherhoods, Operators Called for Meeting At White House

Truman Attemptin: To Head Off Railroad Strike  Conference Called Today in Effort To Avert Walkout

Rail Leaders Summoned To White House   Truman Seeks To ‘Avert Rail Strike Scheduled _for Saturday. -

Conference Is Called on R. R. Strike   Truman Calls Labor, Man agement Representatives to the White House

REPRESENTATIVES OF BIG FIVE ARE CALLED BY TRUMAN   Brotherhoods and Railroad Operators Were Summoned.   TO HEAD OFF A STRIKE   A Walkout of 250,000 Engineers and Trainmen Called ' ‘For Saturday.

Calle Representatives Of “Big Five” Brotherhoods and Railroad Operators To White Honse

Truman Studies Rail Situation  Statement May Be Issued During Dav

TWO SAILORS AT BINIKI ATOLL  CHARGED WITH BEING ‘FIREBUGS'              “SPY SCARE” REPORTED SOLVED AS PAIR OF NAVY ENLISTED MEN GO TO BRIG

DEPUTIES BATTLE MOVIE STRIKERS   BLOODY HOLLYWOOD CLASH SENDS 19 TO HOSPITALS AND 138 TO JAIL,

CATTLE KILL IOWA FARMER   Found Trampled _to Death; Had Hauled TRadder to Feed Lot

City Manager Form Growing Coast To Coasi   Over 700 American Cities Have it

Amputated Leg Mystery Quickly Solved   Limb Is Identified as Medical Specimen by Doctor

Amputated Leg Mystery Quickly Solved  Limb Is Identified as Medical

Draft of Boys, 19, Okehed by  Conferees  Compromise Exempt. Boys of 18; Pay  a a

Selective Service, Until March, 1947, Is Given Approval  Pay Advances for All:

How Increases q ould Affeet Phone Charges   fell Seeks Boost in Rate For Business, Home Service

lil. Bell files petition with ICC  for rate increase  Cost to local phone users to be 25c to $1 a month

Rate. Propaéed       - Here's. Local. Sched: “ule of Ancreases: as.  _ Petitioned: by 1.B.T...

° WASHINGTON  By Walter Shead   U. N's Food, Organization Discusses World Problems -

PEACE IN INDIA NO NEARER YET   British Prime Minister Winds Up Talks, Gets No Concessions

ITS A TOUGH NUT   India Impasse Defies Attlee, Forces Delay in Joint Talks

India Impasse  Still Unsolved   Attlee Winds ‘Up Parleys With Potitieal Chiefs

Legion Starts 1947 Membership Drive  Charlie Plummer ; Head OF Campaign

Legion Post Starts Membership Drive   Leon Peatty Post Has Quota of 6C0 Members and 550 Now —Baker Is Chairman

Court Approves Sale Of Landmark To. Hagedorn   Court approval has been given sale of one of the oldest business buildings in Carroll, records at the county clerk's

Western And Soviet Blocs Are At Odds   Delaying Tactics On Treaty Issues Being Expected

Angry Soviet Delegates May Cause Trouble   FUTURE OF F MEETING IN PARIS IMPERILLED BY SPLIT

SOVIETS BEATEN ON PEACE MEET VOTING ‘ACTION   Debate Reveals Fundamental Split Between Reds. and.” : Western Powers.”

ASK SPECIAL SESSION TO AID CITY FINANGES   Municipal Officials Confel With Governor

ALLIES IN GERMANY  FAIL TO AGREE ON  DISARMING PROBE COMMITTEE PUTS U. S.  INVESTIGATION PLAN ACE DnnKe ENP Now

02,000 IN 15 BEQUESTS LEFT BY NEW HOPE MAN   Aids Church, Relatives And Friends in His Will   SEVERAL OTHER WILLS

15 BEQUESTS TOTAL MORE THAN $2,000   James S. Grimes, New Hope, Leaves Projector, Etc., To Historical Society  Pane aon son, 2s 6 ee oe eee ee ee Oe aN Seen STON

Shvernik Replaces Russia's Kalinin   Chairman of Presidium Of Soviet Russia; Stalin to Be ‘Prime Minister’

SOVIETS  ELECT NEW PRESIDENT   Leader of Trades Union Movement Becomes Chairman of Presidium of Supreme Soviet

TRADES LEADER NAMED AS NEW RED PRESIDENT   Shvernik Succeeds Kalinin; Stalin To Be Called ‘Prime Minister’

STALIN RE-ELECTED PREMIER Union Leader Is Named Supreme Soviet Head

Unionist Heads Soviet Cabinet  Shvernik Succeeds Kalinin As President

IName Shvernik iN ew President Supreme Soviet   Generalissima Stalin and Molatoy Re-eleeted At “Sugecstion’? OF the Former

Russian Trades Union \Leader New President  Qumewarma Sawist Aten Raelerte Staim        Supreme Soviet Also Reelects Stalin Chairman Of Council Of Ministers

Shvernik in. Russian Post   Succeeds Kalinin, Generally Referred to As President

‘Trades Union Head Named Soviet Chief   Nikolai Shvernik, 58. Elected to Succeed Aging Kalinin

Shvernik Succeeds Kalinin As President Of Soviet   Moscow Radio Says Stalin Will Be Called  ‘Prime Minister’ Of Russia

SOVIET UNION APPOINTS NEW ‘FIGURE HEAD’   Shvernik Succeeds Ailing President; Molotov, Stalin Reelected

RUSSIANS ELECT NEW PRESIDENT AND KEEP ‘JOE   Nikolai Shvernik, $8, Trades  t Stalin Molde Ammy

SOVIET UNION PRESIDENT ELECTED   Shvernik To Succeed Veteran Kalinin   Reelected Prime Minister By Unanimous Vote Of Supreme Soviet

Shvernik in... Russian Post  ’ Succeeds Kalinin, Fe   Succeeds Kalinin; eS ” Generally Referred to As President

New President Is Named For Soviet, Stalin Reelected      Shvernik Succeeds. Kali: nin a8 President, Staliti Again Chosen Premier:

Russians Name Chairman Of Presidium; Stalin To Be ‘Prime Minister’

Stalin Gets New Title   Becomes “Prime Minister’ Of Russia; Shvernik Takes Place of Kalinin

QUITS AFTER 27 YEARS    "Grand Old Man“ Resigns Because Of Failing Eyesight

Shvernik Heads  Supreme Soviet   The 58-year-old Leader In - Trades Union Movement  Named Today.

Jinnah Eases Strife in India   Moslems Will Join  In New Government

MOSLEMS JOIN INDIA CONGRESS   Move Relieves Tension in Political Situation

Moslems Take Steps To Join India Rule   Jinnah Discusses Nominees—Riots Mav Be Over

Late Bligh? Hits Tomatoes   May Destroy Upwards Of Half of Canning Crop of State

BALKAN PEACE PLANS ARE DEADLGCKED   Russia Refuses Three Anglo American Demands

BIG 3 DEADLOCK ABOUT BALKANS   RUSSIANS REFUSE THREE MORE DEMANDS

72 CANDIDATES GOT FREE RIDE MONDAY   58 Republicans And 1£ Democrats Were Gnopposed In Primary Woatine

Ten Incumbents Are Nominated Without Fights   Rep. Beall Heads GOP Lis with His Unopposed Renomination

Critics Assall Inability Of Shidehara   War Crimes Cases Shape Up for February Trials

Case Against Tojo  Shaping Up Fast   Composition of  Tribunal lo Try Him and Cabinet Suilt Tudecided

Charges Against Tojo Are Shaping Up Fast   Composition of Tribunal Not Yet Decided

France Will Turn To Russia If U.S. Fails To Give Aid   Bidault Says Recovery Depends On Outside Financial Help

FRANCE. PRESSES FOR U.S. FUNDS 10 AD ECONOMY   Otherwise She May Turn to Russia for Assistance, Bidault indicates   MOSCOW SECOND CHOICE!   Paris Would Prefer to Deal With America, Says Foreign Minister

FRANCE MAY CURRY FAVOR OF RUSSIA   Would Seek Economic Aid  There If U.S.  : Refuses Loan

Charge Policy Of Isolation In Labor Talk   Assails Attitude Of Russians Ag. ainst Communism Made By Prime Minister

Attlee Assails Russ Viewpoint   Says Soviets. Claim All Opponents Of . Communism Are Fascists.

ATTLEE FLAYS SOVIET VIEWS   Briton Scores Policy of Nation Referring to Others As Fascists

Attlee Assails Attitude Held  By Russians   ‘Raps Soviet Viewpoint That Opponents Of Comnoiniane Are. Morerts. 2 .-

Attlee Assails Red View   Says Soviet Screams ‘Fascism’ Whenever Communists Fuil

Senate, Upset by Filibuster Within Filibuster, May Have to ‘Start All Over Again’

Soft Coal Stocks Dangerously Low   _ Small Says Government Has Only 12 Hour Supply  for Distribution   ‘SEES UTILITY FAILURE.   ‘Congress Puts, Aside Loan Bill to Consider New Strike Legislation

Coal Crisis Hourly Becoming More Serious as Lewis and : His Miners Refuse to Budge.   Majer Industries Rapidly Nearing Collapse With Bottom of Coal Bins Only a Few Days Away; Idle Workers Near Million Mark

U.S. TAKES NEW STEPS IN COAL STRIKE CRISIS   Negotiations Halted While Conciliators Attend Meeting

Western Allies Bar Reds From Nazi Assets Search,  Savs Former AMG Aide   Aid Third War:

Atom Scientists Deny Charges of House Committee   Attack By Thomas Aimed To Delay Action of McMahon Bill, They Say

GREEK PLANE FORCED DOWN BY YUGOSLAYS   Ambassador of U. S. Meets With Tito  On Indemnities

Soviets Invoke Veto On Spanish Question      Majority of UN Delegates Favor Sending Issue to Assembly

VETO INVOKED BY RUSSIA ON FRANCO ISSUE   Vote 9 To 1 For Sending Spanish Question Te General Assembly   COUNCIL ADJOURNS UNTIL NEXT MONDAY

JEWSTRANSFERRED TO BRITISH. Sar FOR DEPORTATION   Hundred Who  Plunged Over - Side in Effort to Reach Land  Taken From Water

Draft Fight Roars. Back To House   New Demand. Made to Halt Inductions of  Teen Agers

New Demand: Made To Halt  inductions   House Considers Draft Extension

House Must Act at Once to Save Draft as Deadline Nears   Most of Today Devoted to Discussion of Selective Service

Deadline Is Near On Draft Setup   House Ponders Measure in Order To Come to Some Conclusion Before Law Exrires Wednesday.

House Showdown  On Draft Today   New Demands To Halt Inductions Of Teenagers  Advanced By Members

Draft Fi ght Shifted to  Lower House   Demands Pressed To Halt Teen-Age  Tesla ce

DRAFT BILL FIGHT STARTS IN HOUSE OVER SENATE MODEL   Differs Widely From House Bill. Time To Act Is Growing Short

Some Members Would Toss Full House Measure Into Conference Committee Action Old Law Expires Next Wednesday

Battle On Dratf Opens In House   Demand Growing For Halt In Inductions

Bitter Fight  Seen on Draft   House Sets Major Part Of Session Apart for Showdown Struggle

Maritime Talks Have Reached ‘Critical Stage’   Conciliator Asks  Officers to  Stay With Jobs

Midnight Is Deadline In Ship Strike   Conciliator Asks Unions Not To Quit Before Time Set

TO CHECK NEW MARINE TEUP   Midnight Deadline Se! For Merchant Ship Officers Strike

Sailors Asked ToKee p Posts Until Deadline   Attempts For Settlement  Of Proposed Walkout At Critics! Stace

SHIP OFFICERS STRIKE SEEMS UNAVOIDABLE   Outlook For Settlement Before Deadline Tonight Is Dark

Two uiicers Unions Demand Pay Increases  Government Asks Workers Not To Quit Jobs Ahead  ) Of Deadline NEGOTIATIONS ARE  IN CRITICAL STAGE"  Union Committee Chair-

Ship Officers Asked to Wait For Deadline   Negotiations Now at ‘Critical Stage,’ Conciliator Says

ANOTHER STRIKE OF MARITIME UNIONS LIKELY   Officers Are Asked By Government Not To  Jump Deadline

Declares Navy Ne ever Recéived Winds Message           ficer’ Says li  * Corie: toe  Him If It Hud Been. -Picked Thy

Navy Did Not Receive Word Of Any Break   Officer Tells Pearl Harbor Investigators

Tribute Paid To Peter S. Ney   Memorial Service at Third Creek Church Marks 100th Anniversary

A. THOMMES WED CLETUS DRECKMAN      Well Known Couple to Live in Le Mars Following Wedding Trip

SMITE-RURLAND WED NOVEMBER 12   Popular Couple Married At St. James Catholic Church Tuesday A. M.

Katherine Thommes Married Tuesday.  Becomes Bride  Of Cletus Dreckman

Novikov To Follow Gromyko's Policy   New Russian Ambassador To Wash ington Follows Soviet Fopetgn  Poliev Line

Russia Names New U!S.Envoy   \Srneea ‘Ts Permanent NO Representative

NOVIKOV NAMED ~NEW RED ENVOY   Ambassador to U.S. Expected to Follow in Footsteps of Gromyko

Austin Urges Inspection T'o Halt Evasions   Declares Nation Endorses Soviet Proposal But Must Have Assurance Others Will Comply; Ready to Give Troop Data

Goes Farther to Insist on System of International Inspection to Safeguard Nations That Disarm.

Lewis Asks Coal Parley   U.M.W. Head Serves Strike Notice Which Will Affect 400,000

LEWIS SET FOR MINER'S STRIKE   UMW Leader Calls on Coal  Industry To Grant Wage  Demands Before April 1:

CALLS PARLEY UF OPERATORS ON WINE PAY   Ready to Call 400,000 Soft Coal Miners Out to Back Demands.

LEWIS CALLS FOR FIGHT ON MINER WAGES   STRIKE TO ENFORCE DEMANDS PLANNED FOR APRIL 1

Negotiations Will Probably Be Long Drawn Out And Bitterly Fought Battle

Lewis in Call for Renewal Of Wage Negofiations—Talks Mine Strike to Back Demands   Result May Be One of Most Bitter Labor-Management Battles in Coal Mining History; New Issues Raised

LEWIS DEMANDS WAGE INCREASE   Calls on Industry to Open  Negotiations

JOHN LEWIS OPENS FIGHT FOR HIGHER WAGES FOR MINERS   Serves Notice He Is Ready to Call Nation-Wide Strike April 1 to Enforce Demands,   INVITES COAL INDUSTRY TO OPEN NEGOTIATIONS   Batile Expected in View of Operator Contention Competing Fuels Forbid Price Rise.

Coal Wage Parley To Open March 12   Notice of Possible Strike ' Anril 1 Served by Union

Strike Threat Backs Lewis Wage Demand  30-Day Tieup Notice Filed by UMW: Operators Told of March 12 Talks

LEWIS FILES NOTICE FOR STRIKE CALL   400,000 Men to Walk Out Unless Demands Are Met

Lewis Calls On Coal Industry To Talk Wages   Serves Notice He Is Ready To Call Nation-Wide Strike to Enforce Deniands   Lets Go With Double Blasi   Canimen Make It Clear Ne‘gotiations May Be Drawn- Out Sternly-Contested Affair

Lewis Prepares Move  To Hike Mine Wages   Ready To Call Nationwide Strike April 1 To Enforce All Of His Demands

‘Republicans ‘Triumph In New England   Win All States But Rhode Island

G. 0. P. TAKES NEW ENGLAND   Whole Area Taken By Republicans, Except For Rhode Island

BEIGHTLER IN AS COMMAND HEAD   General Takes Over Duties In Fifth Service Area

6 Bands Entered In Hurley Meet  30 Other Entries In Tuesday’s Event

Belden Poll Shows Majority For Poll Tax: Negroes Lead Opposition

Officer Hits Army Caste System As UnAmerican, kvil   Charges At Resulted In Wastefulness & Delav..

This GI Lost His Baby By  Starvation Because He Had  Not Lived In Town A Year

HIROHITO CALLS FOR NEW JAPAN   Constitution — Outlawing War Promulgated By Emperor

NEW JAP CHARTER GOES INTO EFFECT   INSTRUMENT PUTS SOVER. EIGNTY IN PEOPLE, STRIPS EMPEROR OF POWERS.

PREDICTED AS MERCURY RISES   General Warming Through Upper Half Of Nation Predicted Today

United Nafions Council Solves Biggest Crisis   Soviet Government Removing Soldiers From Near East

Majority Of Council Lines Up Behind Proposal By Byrnes   Australia Will Not Vote On It   U. S. Accepts Russians’ Promises To Withdraw Troops From Iran

NEW SETBACK FACES SOVIEI   SECURITY COUNCIL PUTS «PROPAGANDA CHARGES ON AGENDA AT REQUEST  OF UKRAINE

Soviet Charges Against Greece Will Be Hearc   U. N. Security Council To Hear Charges Greece Stirs Balkan War

Cardinal Spellman Calls on Mankind To Return to God, Erase All Haireds   Asks U.S. to Abandon Madness of Materialism Which Is Ravaging Nation

Snyder Still Sees Deficit   Treasury Seeretary Fail: To Back Up Truman

Snyder Sees No Possible  Cut in Taxes   Treasury Secretary Says $1,900,000,000 Figure Below Budget Indicated Repudiating Truman

Snyder Disagrees With Truman on Balanced Budget   Treasury Head Predicts $1.9 Billion Deficit for Year

Nation Heads ‘for Deficit, Snyder Says  Outlook Differs From That

TAX REDUCTION HOPES DIMMED   Secretary Of Treasury Foresees Deficit Of 1,900,000,000

Snyder Predicts Deficit Despite Truman Forecast   Treasury Secretary Foresees Deficit of $1,900,000, ‘000 This Fiscal Year-—Truman Had Predicted Balanced Budget ,

 GOVERNMENT IS STILL HEADED ‘FOR DEFICIT, SNYDER STATES   $1,900,000,000 Red Figure Appears Certain, He _ Says, Despite President Truman’s Assertion Last  Week That Budget Will Be Balanced

Snyder Predicts Deficit Despite Truman Views  U. S. Will Be In Black

TREASURY CHIEF PREDICTS DEFICIT   SNYDER SEES NO POSSIBILITY OF ANY GENERAL REDUCTION IN TAXES,

Nation Heads ‘for Deficit, Snyder Says   Outlook Differs From That of the President

2,000 Held In British Probe   Jews. Are Considering  A Passive Resistance

2,000 Persons Are Held 'in Investigation  Jews Considering TO ickoele adc Lene:

2,000 Persons Are Held in Investigation  Jews Considering Retaliation by Passive Resistance

2,000 Held  In Palestine   British Open Drive to Restore Law, Order

JEWS TALKING OF PASSIVE RESISTANCE   Military Operations By British Continuing In Palestine

British Arrest 1,000 Persons In Palestine   Four Are Killed in Opera tions “To Restore Law and Order’

Franco Orders Border Closed   Troop Reinforcements Moved Up Along  French Frontier

FRANCO CLOSE FRENCH FRONTIER, MOVES UP TROOPS   Acts Before Paris Order Goes  in Effect and Reinforces Garrisons Along 330Mile Border, ‘   WASHINGTON TAKES HAND IN CONTROVERSY   Urges Joint Declaration by U.S., Britain and France to Encourage Overthrow of Franco,

Franco Closes French Border, ‘Moves Troops   Francs Receives U.S Proposal on” Sitvation; Joint . Action Plan

U. S. Suggests 3-Nation Declaration Upcn Spain      Reinforcements Reported Along 300 Mile French-Spanish Border; Some Ports Closed

‘Spain Moves Troops Up To Border   American Pr oposal On Ousting Franco Is Sent to France

Franco Closes French Border, Moves Un Troon:   France Also Receives U.S. Proposal on Spanish Situation

FRANCO MOVES UP TROOPS TO GUARD PASSES   Spain’s Dictator Beats France To Draw In  Wednesday Act

French-Spanish ” Border Has Been  Closed by Franco,  Dispatches Say   Generalissimo Is Report ed Reinforcing Frontier Garrisons   FRANCE RECEIVES U. 5. PROPOSAL ON SITUATION   Note Is Said To Suggest French-British-American Action

France Gets U.S. Proposal On Situation   Note Said To Suggest Declaration By France, Britain And U. 8.; French May Seek Modifications

AMERICA MAY JOIN MOVE 10 OUST FRANCO   TRAFFIC BETWEEN TWO COUNTRIES IS CUT OFF

Spain Closes Frontier as Tide Rises Against Franco   U.S. Declares for Three-Power Actior To Squeeze Out Dictator’s Regime

Franco Closes Border: Franee  Gets U.S. Plan   Spain Moves Up More Troops on 300-Mile Frontier as Joint Declaration Proposed

Spain Moves Troops to East Border   Franco Cue Closes Line as French Study U.S. Proposal

CANADA CAREER MEN SHIFTED   Prime Minister King Shuffles Diplomatic Posts; New - Envoy To U. S.

Secrecy Kept In Murder of U. S. Officers   Reported Arrest for Burning Brings No Comment

Price Program Of President Is Awaited   Steel Strike Could Be Settled This Week, Capital Feels

TRUMAN NEARS STEEL PRICES BOOST DECISION   Announcement Expected Hourly In ThreeWeek Strike

PRES. TRUMAN. NEARS DECISION   Steel Industry and. United Steel Workers (CIG) Expect Announcement — No Definite Promise from White House.

TRUMAN NEAR DECISION ON STEEL PRICES   White House Announcement Expected Momentarily

Boost Will Probably Be $5 Per Ton   This Would Be Based On An Increase Ot 18! Cents Hourly For Strikers.

13 Die, 254 Escape in Mine Blast  ‘Miracle’ Seen As Scores Cheat Death

254. Escape, 13 Lose Lives In W. Virginia Mine Blast »   Five Persons Hurt In Homes Nearby And 36 Injured Inside Workings

IS KILLED IN MINE BLAST, 254 ESCAPE   FORTY-ONE HURT IN FREAKISH UNDERGROUND EXPLOSION IN WEST VIRGINIA,

Mine Blast Kills 13. Ininres 41   But 218 Escape Freak Explosion

SOVIETS RAPPED AGAIN BY UNRRA   U. §. Proposal on Displaced Persons Turned Down

Coal Story In Question  And Answer   Explanation of Lewis’ Actions, Difference Between Him and Government

Pheasant Season Opens October 28      Shooting To Star at 10 a. m., Ends 4p. m. Nov.::172

Pheasant Season To Open In lowa Monday, Oct. 28   21 Day Season Opens at 10 A. M., and Closes at 4 P. M., Each Day. Bag Limit 3 Male Birds

PHEASANT SEASON OPENS OCT. 28 IN 59 COUNTIES   Shooting Hours From 10:00 A. M. to 4:00 P.M.

ARMY CLOSES KEY POSITIONS IN SPY SCAR   Communists Barred From Atom Bomb, Radar Work

Atom, Radar  Jobs Closed To Commies   “Subversive” Personnel In Army Will Not Get “Sensitive” Tasks.

VALLONIA PUPILS ON STRIKE TODAY   School Wants Gymnasium Students Balk at Refusal.

RUSSIA WON'T SIGN BRETTON WOODS ACCORE   Even Tho She Participated In Plans, Soviet De clines Participation.

Bobby Gene Jones Makes Trip   Bowles’ Successor Will Be Chosen If OPA Bil! ls Workable

Will Make. Appointment Ii ‘and When Congress Passes “Fit™ OPA Measure

To Name New OPA Chief If Bill Approved   Truman Says Rising Prices to Go Higher If Control Not Voted

President Says He's Waiting On OPA Bill   Will Name Chief When There's A Job For Him

President Predicts Soaring Prices If Controls Lose Out   Truman Will Name Successor to Bowles When and If the OPA Is Restored

Lin STALLS NAMING OF NEW OPA DIRECTOR   Successor for Bowles Waits on Adoption Of Price Bill

Successor fo Bowles Rests On OPA Bill    President Truman Says He Will Name One If He Secures Workable Measure

‘Seek an OPA Bill : Traman Will Sign   * Legislators in “Undefined greement” on How to Do It   "A BOWLES SUCCESSOR   » President Will Name One _ When He Gets Satisfactory Bill

TRUMAN WILL NAME A NEW STABILIZER   Selection of Successor to Bowles Depends, However, on Getting Type of OPA Bill President Will Approve.

Truman Will Act If, When He Gets Law   Temporary Lull Today In Attempts To Work Out Compromise.

Successor To Bowles Will Not Be Named Until Satisfactory Act Passed   President Makes No Guess On Bill   Chief Executive Points To Price Hikes Since Removal Of Controls

NO AGREEMENT SEEN ON OPA   Discussions On Control 'Sidetracked By Other  Maenciives

Won't Guess About OPA Measure   Won’t Name Successor to Bowles When He Gets Law

Successor’ To Bowles Will Be Named After An O-.P.A. Revival Measure Is: Passed

NEW ECONOMIC BOSS  TO BE NAMED ‘WHEN  O.P.A. BATTLE OVER TRUMAN REFUSES TO  HAZARD GUESS WHEN MEASURE WILL PASS

Truman Needs New OPA Measure First  Outlines of Possible Camoromise Bill   Outlines of Possible Compromise Bill Talked in Congress

Truman Awaits Workable OPA  Will Not Name Bowles Successor Until Measure Is Forthcoming   Truman Will Take Stump In Fall  Will Camnaian for Demos if Needed: Opposes Missourian

OPA ACTION 10 SHAPE POLIC)   Truman Marks Time Pend ing Move By Congress

SUCCESSOR TO BOWLES AWAITS BILL   Sketchy Outline Of Compromise OPA Bill Forms

Truman Will Name Bowles’ Successor _ When He Gets OPA   Efforts to Solve Price Control Problem Hit Temporary Lull

PRESIDENT STILL GUESSING ABOUT OPA LECISLATION   Chief Executive To Defer » Naming Chester Bowles’.  uitnmcene:

Successor To Bowles May Be Named   No Action Planned Until Strong OPA Bill Passed

Conferees Stray Into Unrelated Debates; Decision Possible Tomorrow

Successor To Bowles Delayed By OPA Deadlock   Showdown on Renewal -Of Price Controls Not Expected Before Friday

Truman Awaits Good OPA To Name Stabilizer  Efforts To Work Out Bill Snarled By Other Business;

Back of. the Headlines  U.S. To Be Dominant Power In Pacifie Defense Plan

SENATE OKAY EXPECTED ON BRITISH LOAN   Attempt to Kill Measure Fails

British Loan Passes Second Senate Test  7   Move Beaten to Send Bill to House; Drive for OK

Senate Hears Pleas To Drop  Loan Proposal   Barkley Predicts Defeat Of All Amendments ‘To British Fund

LOAN SURVIVES MAJOR TEST IN SENATE TODAY   Kill Attempt To Have Prior Consideration Given By House

Senate Loan Bill Survives Attempt For House Action  Johnson Contention   Johnson Contention Rejeccted 54 to 27; Vote Today Is Likely

Plan Final British Loan Vote Today   Survives Another Test — Senate Refus:s to Send  gasure to House First

OPA OFFICE HIT BY VANDALISM   Windows Smashed, Signs Broken in Cedar Rapids

FIVE AMER. FLIERS HELD BY SAVAGES   Missionary to Attempt to Get Them Liberated

ELECTRIC USE RESTRICTIONS TO BE RETAINED   Government To Control Coal Mined during Truce

Bank Robbery Effort Fails   Everything Goes Wrong For Tulsans ot Hulbert, Finally Trapped in Creek

BANK IS ROBBED, SUSPECTS HELD   Two Men Trapped in Creek After Hulbert Institution Yields $35

Bank Robbed: Two Suspects Taken in Water   Alleged Bandits Jump Into Creek When Pursued, But Surrender to Posse

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  By FRANK R. KENT   Crucifixion Claptrap

UNO Site Opposed   France Also Protests New York As Interim City

France Balks Over Proposed UNO Site   Asks Reconsideration of New York City; Russia,  Pi aL oP ee aC REE! Uren 

UNO'S HOME IN EAST APPROVEE   Russia, China Favor Connecticut Site—France Seeks Delay on N.Y, City

France Asks Long Delay In Selecting  UNO Capital Site   Would Reconsider N Y ©  As Temporary Location

Russia, China Give Approval . ToSite For UNO   Plea Comes From France For Reconsideration Of N. Y. C. As Interim Spot

Police Probe Mystery Fire Aboard Liner   Sabotage Charged In Blaze Discovered On Giant Queen Elizabeth

Suspect Sabotage In Liner Fire ©   Flames Sweep Section  of Queen Elizabeth

CHICAGO TRAINS BUMP, 38 HURT   Northbound Electric Hit By South Shore In Emergency Stop

CHIANG’S LATEST OFFER REJECTED   Chinese Reds Turn Down Last Peace Proposal

Plans to Defeat Roosevelt Told   Goering Says Germany Awaited Chance to Influence Election

NAZIS SOUGHT TO HELP BEAT F.D.R. IN 1940   Goering Admits the Reich  ~ Prepared to Toss Money  Into Campaign, but Did Not Get Opvortunity to Do So.

U.S. DEMANDS REASONS FOR TROOP MOVES   Combat Forces Reported Reinforcing Those Already In Tran

Reported To be Reinforcing. Army Units In Iran    Fear Russians Moving To Build Threat Against Turkey and Iraq

SOVIET SENDS MORE TROOPS INTO IRAN   Puts Additional Strain On Russian. S. Relation

Iran Crisis Is Reported As Critical   Russians Said to Be Moving More Troops Toward  Tehran

{ovement of Soviet Troops in lian Viewed With Genuine (arm By America, Britain

U.S. Sees Threat To Turkey, lrag   Fear Expressed Russia May Convert War Nerves To Action

\N DIPLOMAT ARGES SOVIE] MY PRESSURE   ‘ussian Troops, anks on Move

Assume Stand Against Soviet   Russia Stages Fight At UN Council To Keep Con trol of Satellite Seats

REDS FIGHT TO KEEP ROLE IN U.N. UNIT   Determination to Control Seats in Economic and Social Council Brings Impasse in Vote for New Members.

R. J, THOMAS A REUTHER FIGHT TO CONTROL CIO   Union Politics Overshadows General Motors Discussions

Political Caldron Begins To Boil,   Stassen, Youngdahl, Thye Are Possible Candidates

Phone Strike In York, Penn.   Strike Of Workers For Wage Increase Continues For Second Day

Plans Open Forum Oct. 29 on Bills To Be Voted on at Nov. 5 Election

TRUMAN GETS THIRD HONORARY DEGREE   President Guest at Jewell Colleze Exercises

Kentucky Voters Go To Polls Today   Voting Expected to Re Light in Party Primaries

Ohio Super-Highway Proposed in Legislature   Would Link With Pennsylvania’s Turnpike; Be Self-Liquidating

100-Million-Dollar Ohio Superhighway Will Be Proposed to Next Legislature

SUPERHIGHWAY 1S PROPOSED FOR TRAFFIC ACROSS STATE   LEGISLATURE TO GET BILL FOR BIG ROAD FROJECT LINKING UP WITH PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE

UAW Strategy Board Maps Plan For GM Holdout   Special Session. Lasts Four 2 Hours in Detroit

Auto Workers’ Board Silent On GM Strike   Consider Fact-Finders’ . Wage Tuereage Proposal Four. Hours; Policy Believed: Adopted

UNION CONSIDERS DISPUTE WITH 6. M.   LEADERS REFUSE TO DISCLOSE THEIR IMMEDIATE FYLANS IN STRIKE.

ClO SILENT ON ITS AUTO CASE   Executive Board Meets, Atdjourns After Long Session; GM Decision Aired

Union Silent on New Action in GM Strike   Executive Board Expects To Make Recommendation To Local Conference Sunday :

GENERAL MOTORS NEGOTIATIONS KEPT SECRET   Any Action Will Be Told at Sunday Local Union Meet

Ixeeutives Discuss  G. M.’s Rejection of FactFinding Bourd. ‘Thomas Promises Statement Today

Union Hides Next Move In GM Strike   Veterans Parade Around Company Detroit Office

TOP LEADERS OF UAW GIVE DUT NO NEWS   DETROIT MEETING IN GM CRISIS BREAKS UP

Stamp No.9 in War Ration Book No. 4 to bel Good for 5 Pounds Canning Sugar Starting  March 11: Stamp to be Valid Thru Oct. 31,

Europe Rejected as U.N. Site by Steering Body  New York City and San Francisco Will Be Considered

WIDEN ISSUE ON U.N. SUE   Committee of Assombiy Te  Hear Debate 6n N. York And San Francisco

U.N. To Widen Site Question  Soviets Demand Site In Europe Considered

EUROPEAN U.N, SITE REJECTED   Bids Of New York City And San Francisco To Be Considered

U.S. Proposal OnU.N. Home . Site Approved   Group Says San Francisco, New York City Should Re Canadered

More Meat, Declining Butter Cost Is Prediction   Hlinois Agricultural Association Conducts Annual Convention in Chicago; Hears Report

Mercury Soars In Midwest Area   While New York Was Having Snow Flurries, It Was i101 In Laredo, Tex.

Weather. ‘Provided - Own April Fool Fun   Brought ‘ Snow: to ‘New York and Mild. Weather, to Midwestern “States.

MAY DIE FROM SEVERE BURNS   FIREMEN UNABLE TO FIND CAUSE OF DISASTROUS BLAZE THAT STARTED ON EIGHTH FLOOR

LAKE STRIKE NOT SUCCESS   STANDARD OIL REJECTS UNION PROPOSAL AND AFL AND STEEL WORKERS ARE — BALKING

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Great Lakes Strike Runs Into Rough Water

Gov. Cherry Warns Safe LifeDoesn’t Come Without Cost ToAllOfHuman Race

Cites Eat, Drink, Be Merry Attitude ....  Cherry Appeals To N. C. To Stop Ever-Increasing Slaughter Upon Highways

Cherry Talks On Safety Measures   Governor Says Safety Not Free; Comes With Hard Work

ANS ENVOY TOUNO GIVEN GHAVAMS OK   ‘Premier Has Full Confidence in Ala; Byrnes Flies to Washington.

JAPS PAID NO HEED TO OPEN CITY’S STATUS   Manila Bombed Following Declaration Made By MacArthur

Open City Declaration Was Ignored   Witnesses Say Japs Paid Ne Attention To MacArthur Manila Announcement

Japs Knew Manila Was An Open City   Bombed Capital Anyway, Trial Witnesses Say

SLAYER OF ‘BEST FRIEND’ IS FREE   MURRAY ACQUITTED OF MURDER -CHARGE IN LOVE TRIANGLE

Man Acquitted. Of Murdering  “Best Fr iend”   Donald Murray Shot Cans. dian Army Officer ‘Trysting’ With His Wife In. Leop Hotel

Fist Fights Reported In Picket Lines Around Hollywood Movie Studios

REPORTED IN L. A. STRIKE   Fights Break Out On Movie Workers Picket Lines

COUNTY WILL VOTE ON NURSING HOME   New Project Would Take Place Of Poor Farm And Zimmerman Home

Hospital Plans  Being Studied:  May Submit Project ‘To County Voters —

BRITISH, RED ARGUMENT IS TEST FOR GROUP   Trygve Lie Promises To Be 3 ‘Servant To You All’ As He Moves In   NO SOLUTION IN SIGHT   Delegates Can See No Method Of Bringing Russia And British Together

Four Hurt, Nine Week End Wrecks   Considerable Property Damage Done, But No Serious Injuries

Missing For Five Years In $3,500,000 Fraud Plot, Suspect Admits Identity

British Troops Quiet Rioting  Fourteen Dead, 170  Inmtured in Fightina

REPORT SOFT COAL MINERS ANXIOUS. TO_RESUME WORK   LACK OF MONEY BEING FELT AMONG THE FAMILIES OF MEN ON STRIKE

UNREST GROWS RANK AND FILE CAAT MINERS   Plans Go Ahead For Use Of Natural Gas

Unrest Spreads Among Miners   ‘Little Fear Felt as Movement of Natural Gas Is Planned

UNREST GROWS IN RANKS OF COAL MINERS   Admit They’re Needing Money, But Fear Union Reprisals

IDLE MINERS GROW RESTLESS   Many Diggers Anxious To Return to Pits

Miner Unrest   Gaining Momentum As Govt. Goes Ahead With Gas Project

Dial Systems in Operation; Eight Cities Affected   Governor Promises Emergency Service In Case of Disaster

BACK PLAN T0 END DEADLOGK   U. S., China Swing Support to British Compromise at Peace Conference.

U.S. And Ching Behind British On Voting Plan   Hope To Solve Deadlock In Peace ‘Parley

Russia Opposes British Plan For Conference   Voting Procedure Not Agreed Upon By Major Powers

U. S.. China Back British Voting Plan   Proposal Would Permit Making Recommendations To Ministers

U. S., China Move To Break Deadlock At 21-Nation Parley   Two Nations Throw Weight Behind British Compromise Voting Plan; Bloc Seeking ‘Simple Majority’

China Joins Group to Help Break Tie-up   Byrnes Promises to Support Council on Any Decisions Voted by Two-Thirds Of Conference

‘Voting Procedure irks Conference; 26 Other Items ‘Await Decision

BRITAIN’S PLAN GIVEN SUPPORT   U. 8. and China Favors Propos al To Solve Deadlock in Peace Parley

British Proposal Is Favored by U.S.   Smaller Powers Ask for Rule On Simple Majority Procedure

U S: And China Back British Compromise Proposal To End Voting Procedure Deadlock   Plan Will Permit.Peace Conference To Make Recommendations To Ministers

U.S., China Bae Ling New Voting Plan   May Solve Deadlock In Peace Conference; 26 Questions On Which Council Does Not Acreo

MORE MEAT. LOWER BUTTER PRIGE IN VIEW FOR NEXT YEAR   Farm Leaders Give Outlook At Annual IAA  Convention

State Farm Leaders Forecast Plenty of Meat at Low Prices   Butter Price Drop and De cline in Supply of Milk Also Expected

ARBITRATION REJECTED BY POWER UNION   Half of ‘Duquesne Co Workers Cast Big Opposing Vote

Two From State fo Be Ordained   Ceremonies to Be Thursday on Coast

Two From State to Be Ordained  Ceremonies to Be Th. cme aene mon fae

More Than 100 Plants Affected By New Walkout   Meatless Diet Promised Nation

U.S. Won't Interfere   White House ‘Does Not Plan‘ Direct Action in Meat Strike; Steel Wage Talks Resumed

LABOR SECRETARY TAKES STEPS I HALT WALKOUT   leaders Agree to Attend Conference; Nation Faces BAanwd Leeesina

Truman Appeals  To Unions   Asks Murray and Fairless to  Reach Agreement In Wage Dispute

TRUMAN APPEALS T0 STEEL DISPUTANTS  TO AVERT STRIKE  C10 AND COMPANY PRESIDENTS MEET  IN WHITE HOUSE

Truman Pleads “or Solution in Steel Dispute   Union and U. S. Steel Leaders Called Into President's Office

Truman in eel Plea   President Asks Union, Company Chiefs for Peace

Settlement Urged in Stee! By President   Truman Makes Appeal To Murray, Fairless At Conference

* uman Appeals. To Steel arm, Union To Reach fereement In Wage Ficht

Truman Asks Wage Agreement to Halt Steel Strike  President Confers With Murray And Fairless Today

IW) Plants Down As Butchers Stop Work in Support Of Wage Demands, Electric Workers Continue Picketing Big 3 of Industry

IRAN AND SPAIN ARE TOP ISSUES ON UNO AGENDA   U. S. To Give Full Support Tc Iranian Appeal; Clash On Franco Likely

No Change Seen in Situation      sseuilily Faces Fult Agenda When Partey Bevins on Monday  a

“HO NEYMOONERS ARRESTED FOR LOOTING CASTLE   t snimenemenael  * army Colonel ‘And Captain in WACs Held; Part Of Jewels Found

LATTER TWO TURN OVER'TI PORTION OF GERMAN JEW 13 MILLIONS WORTH STILL:

WAC, Colonel Arrested; Half Of Loot Missing   $1,500,000 Value Is Placed on Gems by Army Authorities

COLONEL, WAC ARRESTED IN JEWEL THEFT   ‘Half Of Crown Jewels Found Major, Corporal Are Soucht

COLONEL, WAC CAPTAIN ADMIT STEALING GEMS   Take $1,500,000 In German Crown Loot, Two Others Sought

Army Colonel, WAC Captain Charged In Crown Jewel Thefts  Major, Corporal Also Sought; Half of C1 CAM AAA 1 ant Cé°)l bdin te

Seek 2 More In Biggest Gem Robbery   Half Of $1,500,000 Gerrfran Crown Jewels Loot Recovered  In Chicago.

GERMAN CROWN JEWEL THIEVES ARE IDENTIFIED   Army Colonel and WAC Bride Arrested; Two  Others Sought.

Arrest Couple Who Confess To Stealing   WAC Bride, Colonel Husband Turn Over Half of Huge Loot

COUNSEL FOR TOJO DEFIES. MAC ARTHUR      Says Japs. Don’t Have to Obey All His Orders:

SAYS JAPS NOT BOUND TO OBEY ALL U.S, ORDERS   Chief Counsel For Tojo, Other Suspects, In Strong Statement

Chief Counsel For Tojo Defies War Tribunal   Judges Take Protest Under Study And Promise Ruling

Jap Lawyer Contends Japanese Surrender Was Conditional and Applies Only to Armed Forces

- Tojo Lawyer Says Japs Do Not Have 1T 0 Obey All Of MacArthur's Orders

PACKERS AND BUTCHERS 10 CLOSE SHOPS   PRODUCERS REFUSE TO SELL AT NEW CEILINGS

RECEIPTS OF LIVESTOCK DECREASING   Next Tuesday Is Date Set as Effective For New Price Ceilings

Meat Dearth Looms With Yards Empt:  Buyers to Pay Less, Get Less In Next Months

LOWEST WEEK IS RECORDED BY STOCKYARDS   Meat Men Aren't Even Looking For Lunch Meats To Sell

SECRET PARLEY HESS’ DEFENSE   Uses Minutes of Meetine With Lord Chancellor ‘After Flight

(4UTN 10 WAViedt LAIN, FF aRe F/  ICING CONDITIONS GET BLAME FOR DEATH OF 24

Cannon Shofs From Ground Atter Attack   Plane Missing After Reporting It Was Under Fire

Yugoslav Fighter Plane Attacked With Tracers and Anti-Aircraft Fire Near Bordex. Report.

Reports U.S. Plane Downed ~ -By2Tighters   Eyewitness Tells of Attack by Yugoslavs.  - Incidént Second — Qines Ars @

Eyewitness Tells of Attack on Transport by Two Fighters—Two Persons Leap to Safety.   HUNT FOR WRECKAGE GETS UNDER WAY,   Incident Occurs 25 Miles Frong Place U. S. Ship Was  Forced to Land Under :  Gunfire Aug, 9, ]

CRAFT REPORTE TO HAVE FALLEN IN JULIAN ALPS   Eyewitness Says Transport Spiralled To Ground In Column Of Smoke   FIGHTERS FIRED ON SHIP, CREW RADIOED

Another U.S. Plane Feared Downed: Witness Reports Jugoslav Attack: State Of Near-War Exists At Trieste

[Atom Bomb Scientist Scoffs At Navy Test   U.S. Studying Effects Of Rambs an Tapanese

A-BOMB SCIENTIST SEES NO OBJECT IN TESTS ON SHIPS   Sub-Surface Detonation Only Real Test Of Weapen “Against Seapower; Public Likely To Be Disappointed By Results Of Test

Scientist Holds There's No Object to Tests   Effects of A-Bombs Now Known From Three Explosions

Scientist Fails To See Object In Bomb Tests   Feels Damage to Big Fleet Spread Out Will Be Unimpressive

Scientist Sees Little Object In Tests by Navy   House Group OK’s Bill Barring Giving of Data To Foreign Nations

}Scientist Says Atomic ' Naval Test Unnecessary   Bomb Collaborator Avers Only Data Not Known Would Be Underwater Effects, Which Navy Doesn’t Plan To Check Until 1947

ANNUAL HUNT STARTED FOR CASES OF TB   Skin Tests Available Buring Survey

More Mine Bosses File Union Petitions   Crescent Is Among Pits To Have Appeals Sent To NLRB For Action

TRUMAN HOLDING CONFERENCE ON PALESTINE NEGOTIATIONS   SPECIAL COMMITTEE KE. CALLED FROM’ LONDON 18 MEETING WITH CHEE F EXECUTIVE TODAY

Veteran Jurist Defeats Hughe: in Light Voting   Dane, Milwaukee Give Incumbent Heaviest Support

Observers . Believe Hike May Be Made   Fifteen Per Cent Increases Endorsed By Advisory Group -

Proposal For A 15 Percent Hike Is Made   Two Surveys Will Be The Basis For Further Action

RANGERS HUNT MISSING PLANE   Marine Transport With 32 Aboard Believed Lost On Glacier

Blizzard At Mi. Rainier Torns Ip to Rain; Search For Missing  Blan, Cantinne

Operational Expenses Are Nearly Twice That of Larger Institutions  CO. REPORT SHOWS

Gilmer Hits Road Today Seeking Votes   Turner Plans Radio Talk For Tuesday Night, Outlining Shift in Political Issues

Council Asked To Order Greek Monarchists To Cease “Threatening Peace.”

UN Nears Vote On ¢ harge That Greek Govt Threatens Péace   Council Asked To Order  Greek Monarchists ‘To  ’ Cease “Threatening Pedce.”

VOTE NEAR ON CHARGES OF UKRAINE   Gromyko Sitting For First Time As U.N. Chairman

UN Vote Near On Hot Ukraine Balkan Charge  Sa a   Gromyko Presides For First Time; Canada Warns Of Abandoned Refuqees

UN NEARS VOTE ON GREEK ISSUE   Long - Debated Ukrain ian Charges May Be Disposed Of Soon.

ENGINEER ASSAILS OHIO 13-DAM PLAN   Cost Would Be Three Times Dillon Sum, Is Report

Receipts Ahead Of Estimate but Behind Expense:   Army, Navy To Bear Brunt of Demands for Cut in Expenditures

Balanced Budget Not Yet Possible   President Orders Executive Agencies To Make Drastic Reductions tn Spendina

President Reports U.S. Income Boost; Deficit Estimate Cut   Budget-Balancing Not in Sight; Army, Navy Bear Brunt in Drive As Public Works Spending Is Cut

But Budget Wont Balance, 'He Adds   Cites Higher Estimate? Sees Deficit Despite Expenditure Cut

Senators Work On OPA Bill   Republicans Seek to Trim Faod Subsidies

Senate Studies  OPA Extension   Future Of Subsidies Point Of Controversy

Group Will Draw Up OPA Extension Bill   Future of Food Subsidies to be Major Point in Senate Debate

EARLY VOTING FAIRLY BRISK   Ideal Weather Helps Bring Citizens to Polls

Ballots Double Those Registered Two Years Ago   Jote Totals at Noon

Diners Wiil Set Price of Their Meals   lowa Cafe Will Tet Customer Decide What the Food He Gets Is Worth.

IOWA VETS OFFER MEAL NOVELT   vation To Siners  ‘Price You Say Is Price You Pa

CUSTOMERS SET PRICES IN CAFE   Clinton, Ta., Eating Spot Leaves Size Of Check Up To The Diner

SEN, MEAD MAY RUN FOR N. Y. GOVERNOR:   Leaders Believe Veteran Lawmaker Could Defeat Gov. Dewey Should Latter Seek Re-Election,

Vessel Sinks After Series of 3 Explosions *  80 Injured as New U. S. Destrover Escort

Report Eight  Missing   Eighty Injured As Explosions Rock Destroyer Escort USS Solar

Navy Vessel Total Loss After Blasts   Three Explosions at Dock In Lower New York Bay Wreck Destroyer Escort Solar; Eight Missing

UN. May Postpone Any Verdict on  Permanent Site   U.S. Move Is One to Siall Decision Until Next Year; Idea Given Cool Reception

Lebanon Demant Evacuation Of Foreign Troops   Accuses France, Great Britain Of Attack On Sovereignty Of States

Charges Made By Lebanon   Britain and France Attack Sovereignty, UNO Security Counsel Told

LEVANT ISSUE IS TACKLED BY INO COUNCIL   sreat Britain and France Are Accused of "Grave Attack on Sovereignty” of State   TROOPS ARE A MENACE

UNO SECURITY COUNCIL TAKES UP LEVANTINE QUESTION NOW   Lebanon Asks  That All Foreign Troops Be Taken Out Immediately

Lebanon Demands Troops Go   Great Britain, France Accused of Attack on States’ Sovereignty

CHARGE ATTACK ON SOVEREIGNTY OF THE LEVANT   mmediate Evacuation Of All Foreign Troops From Lebanese Soil Demanded In Protest Made To United Nations Council.

LebanonAccuses Britishers And Frenchmen Of Serious Attack OnLevantine States

‘Grave Attack Blamed Upon Britain-France   Wants Troops Withdrawn From Lebanese Soil

Two Nations  ore Wrath          fF FARGE, Britain Held Meddling In Affairs

—UNITED NATIONS— Accusation By Lebanon Before UNO  Britain And France  WT eee oT Tee Lie ware.

Lebanon Asks British Troops Be Withdrawn   Britain, France Charged; UNO Session Ended

LEBANON RAPS ~2 POWERS FOR — SING: TROOPS   Delegate to’ UNO Demands British, French, Remove Soldiers at Once

Charges France, Great Britain Creating Menace   General Assembly Adjourns, Okays New York As Site

(UNO Security Council Hears Levant Charge   Britain and-France Accused Of Grave Attack .On Sov-ereignty Of Levan. ‘tine States

Lebanon, Syria Claim Meddling In Their Affairs  Security Council Hear: Protests As Assembly Adianene Ilatil Fall

Demands British, French Troops ‘Be Evacuated   Accusés Two Nations Of Grave Attack On Sovereignty Of The Levantine States

Lebanon Accuses Britain And France Of Attacking Levantine Sovereignty Through Troop Use   Demands Immediate Evacuation of Troops, Declares There is No  Need: For their Presence; Assembly \djourns, Security Coun _cil Works On:

Levant States Seek French, British Ouster   Presence of Troops Drawing Protests; Issue Handed UNO

British, French Asked To Recall Their Troops   Levantine States In Protest To Council Of UNO At London

Lebanon Cas: Before UN Council   Lebanon Accuses Britain, France Of Attack on  Sovereignty

UNO Security Group Tackles  Levant Issue   Assembly Delegates, Work  Ended, Prepare To Return a ae THatrieac   “PERMANENT MENACE

Special Commons Debate May End Without Ballot   Protest ‘in British Legislature Not Considered Censure of Attlee Administration

FOR $2000 MEMBERS   Farm Bareae Sets 1947 Goal; Reelects M. A. Praeger

Phillips Is Called To Testify on History of River  Lewis, Clark Records, Other Early-Day Chronicles Cited

ELECTION SATURDAY  Candidates For Governor Ending Campaign Talks

Mine Walkout Will Disturb  R econversion   Coal Threat May Stop All Basic Industry Within 30 Days

NEW STRIKES MAY INCREASE IDLE.T0 $00,000   Coal Waikout Due At Midnight Sunday Wo Tmeraanse Total

Coal Walkout Threatens io increase Strike-ldle to More Than 609,000

Lewis Calls For Walkout This Sunday   Would Halt Basic Industry Within 30-Day Period

Threat Of Coal Strike Darkens U. S. Industry   OUTLOOK FOR AMERICA STILL GLOOMY OVER LABOR

Old Resident Of Merrill Is Dead  - Was In His Ninety:  BRayeth Year

SEEKS TO REMAIN WTA LEPER WIFt   Major in Death March on Bataan Requests Both Be Put in Leprosarium

Doctors Declare She Hasn't A Chance Survivor Of Bataan Seeks To Join Wife In A Leper Colony

STEEL PLANS UPSET IN CAPITAL MOVE   OPA Insistence That Price Increas Aprly © Only To Carbon eel Responsible —

LABOR OUTLOOK BRIGHTENS OO  New York Tugboat Walkout Is Ended: GM Settlement Is Seen

N. Y. Workers Return Today   OPA Is Reported Blocking New Pay-Price Code

N.Y. Tugmen Return: UAW Sees GM Okeh   Price Disagreement on Carbon, Alloy Steel Stalis Settlement

New York Tug Strike Ended On Wednesday   _End of General Motors Strike Believed Near but Dis. pute in Washington Upsets Plans for Steel Aacreement

New Dispute Upsets Steel  Price Accord   Settlement of GM Row in Near Future Seen by CIO Leader; Tugmen Return Toda‘

Tugboat Workers to Arbitrate Wage Difficulty  Early Settlement of Strike in Detroit Forecast

Tug Strike Ends; New Price Fight   Crewmen Returr Today; Steel  Row Continues

Striking Sailors Will Not Permit Missionary  Ship to Sail From SF

Snow Blankets Areas In Texas And Louisiana   Cold Wave Headed Northeastward; Low Temperatures Prevail In East

Gates Hints Legislature May Convene   Governor Awaits (". S. Action Before Calling Lawmakers

INDIANA GOVERNOR MAY CALL SESSION 10 CONTROL RENTS   Gates Is Expected to Convoke State Solons Unless Federal Act Is Approved.   SURVEY PLANNED TO STOP ABUSES

Mead Says He'll Serve Full 4-Year Term If Elected Governor of State

Mead Is Pledged To Full Term If  Named Governo   Will Not Use Office as Stepping Stone to National Ticket, He Declares

Caleutta Riot Dead at 1,000   Police Fight to Clear Mobs From Streets And Regain Control

OVER THOUSAND ARE KILLED IN CALCUTTA RIOTS   More Than 2,000 Wounded lis Bitter Moslem-Hindu Fighting   DEAD BODIES POSE HEALTH PROBLEM

1,000 SAID DEAD, MANY :       Worst Fighting In History Of City Con tinues As Authorities Look For  New Outbreaks Soon “4

Police Fire On Crowds For 3rd Day   Caleutta’s Worst Riot Clash Leaves Thousands Injured

Casually Toll In Calcutta ~ Riot Mount:   Police Fight To Clear Mobs From Streets And Gain Contol a Ot Cin

000 Slain  Caleutta ot Goes On  ighting Spread: respite Efforts ‘o Clear Street:

British Battle To Bring Order To Hindu Towr   Death Toll Passes 1,000; Families Are Now Evacuated

~ IN CALCUTTA   Death Toll Estimated Al 1,000 As Mobs Keep Up Bloody Fight

MOTHER SLAYS WAR HERO SON   Youth Killed during Breakfast Table Quarrel

Most Active Japanese of the” Occupation Is Minister Who Is Reviving Christianity

88TH DIVISIOK STAGES PARADE   Impressive Display Is With in Field Glass Range Of Yugoslav Soldiers, Accused Of Creating Inci : dante

88TH IN PARADE AT MORGAN LINE   YUGOSLAVS GLIMPSE U, S, ARMS IN REVIEW AS CRISIS HEIGHTENS

TROOPS DISPLAY MILITARY MIGHT   Over 10,000 Crack U. S. Troops Parade Near Yugoslav Line

Crack U. $. Troops, In War Gear, Parade In View Of Jugoslav Forces

YANK DIVISION PARADES MIGHT NEAR FRONTIER   Tito Official Defends Pilots Who Fired On Transports

Military Might of U.S. Army Paraded Before Yugoslavs   Impressive Yank Display Watched by Slav Troops

88th Division Parades Neat Morgan Line   Plane Incident Puts Next Move Up To Tito

88th Parades in Italy   Staged Close Enough To Morgan Line for Yugoslavs to See

TROOPS MARCH WITHIN VIEW OF YUGOSLAV AREA   At Time When Relations Grow More Strained

DISPLAY OF MIGHT   U. S. 88th Division Parades Close to Line of Yugo slav Soldiers

10 000 American ‘Troops Parade  ‘Near Yugoslavia   Show of Strength Follows ‘ Series of Incidents In > volving Yanks & Slavs.

YANKS PARADE NEAR YUGOSLAVS   TEN THOUSAND TROOPS GUARDING MORGAN LINE SHOW MILITARY MIGHT.

GREEN SAYS AFL TO FORM OWN PAC   Union To Organize for Fall Elections

‘Progressive. Party to Vote Sunday. ‘On Independence or Affiliation.

Million Men Scheduled-Fo Be Off Jobs   Nation-Wide Walkout Of Phone Workers Is Now Threatened. Rail Strike Settled

ClO Union Aims Tieup at 3 Firms   200,000° To Be Affected By GE, Westinghouse And GM Walkouts.

NATION-WIDE WALKOUT SET COR JAN. 15   Strike Will Tie Up Plants of General Electric, Westinghouse and General Motors.   200,000 WORKERS TO LEAVE JOBS   Union Asks 30 Per Cent Wage Increase—LastMinute Offer by One of Firms Rejected.

Electrical Workers Call Strike   CIO Calls 200,000 Workers From Coast To Coast To Halt Work January 15

‘Waikout 3 Set for Jan. 15  To Affect Gen. Motors, GE and Westinghouse

Truman Expecte       Will Discuss’ Gravity of World Famine InBroadcast “Tonight —

EXPECT ORDER CUTTING BREAD, FLOUR QUOTAS   President Truman To Broadcast Gravity Of Situation Tonight

Expect Shortened Rations Order To Be Coupled With Announcement Of Canada Diet

Order Will Slice Nation’s Bread Supplies Thinner   Truman to Emphasize Gravity of Food  Rmercenev an Radio

bovernment Will Slash Bread and  Flour Allowance   Ready _to Issue Order Cutting Consumption 25, Percent   MEASURE WOULD LAST AT LEAST 2 MONTHS   Truman Will Address Nation Tonight on World Food Problems

NATION'S GRAIN SUPPLY TO BE CUT BY FOURTH   President To Radio Appeal Tonight as Famine Engulfs Europe

TRUMAN AND HOOVER’ TO BE ON BROADCAST STRESSING FAMINE CONDITIONS “ABROAD

GOVT READY TO ORDER CUT IN FLOUR USE   Truman to Speak Tonight on — Food Emergency

Quarter Cut in Bread Diet for Americans  Ralsmne AdAssat BDadecwe   Bakers Must Reduce Use of Flour to Aid World Food

U.S. PREPARES DRASTIC EDICT ON BREAD DIET   President and Hoover To Broadcast Food Need Friday

Expect Canada — To Join U. S. inv  Famine Measure   Truman, Hoover Agree Latter Should Complete Tour Before Making Report

Govt. to Order Drastic Cut in Bread, Flour   Truman to Speak On World Famine Situation Toniaht

U.S. May Cut Bread and  Flour Diet   Truman to Emphasize ¥ood Emergency in Radio Talk Tonight

QUARTER SLASH ORDER READIED BY GOVERNMENT   President Truman Will Talk Over Radio Tonight In Appeal

President To Issue Orders On Flour Cut   Nation Faces Slash In Wheat Diet For Next Two Months

President To Emphasize Gravity Of Food  Emergency   Rationing For Two Month Period: Is  Proposed

TRUMAN READIES ORDER IN BATTLE ON WORLD FAMINE   Canada Prepored to Match Our Contribution to Storyinn Matiane

U.S. Bread May Be Cut 25 Per Cent   Order Extending For Two Months Planned To Aid Europe Starving

Harmony With All Nations Suggested By George Washington Back in 1796

Nation Observes 214th Birthday Of Washington   Congress Listens To Reading of Farewell Address

Nation Observes Annual Holiday  Congress Hears Washington Address

Congressmen Hear Farewell Address Then Call Recess   Washington’s Speech Read to Lawmakers in Annual Ceremony; President Goes on Cruise

Wreaths Placed on Tomb of Washington at Mt. Vernon; Conaress Hears Address

Cardinal Stritch Will Take Titular Church   214th Anniversity of George Washington's Birth Observed

WN LEADER STATES   Lie Says No Report of Evacuation Received by UN This Afternoon; to Present Report Quickly.   PALESTINE ISSUE MAY BE STUDIED

NO REPORT ON REDS LEAVING IRAN RECEIVED   Deadline For Evacuation Set By UN Council Is Midnight Tonight

LIVESTOCK HOLDS: TO LOWER PRICES   Receipts Slip to Usual Low Levels of Fridays

 Not Happy About Championship  Station Robbed 28 Ti imes,  Owner Ready To Close Up

CASHIER: WOUNDED: IN BANK HOLDUP.   OWNER MAY CLOSE FILLING STATION, FAVORITE TARGET OF STICKUP MEN 

'He Liked To See Them Burning Negro Confesses Setting Fires In Missouri Towns

OPA Changes lis Rules on Price Tags   One Official Says Order Is Attempt to Prevent ‘Chiseling’? by Dealers Using ‘Brand Names’

OPA TIGHTENS PRICING RULES   Law Altered To Nip Chiseline By Retailers

OPA Bans Reticketing of Retailers’ Stock at Later, Higher Price Level

PRICE TAG RULES CHANGED BY OP)   Regulations Revised, Effective Oct. 14, To End What One Official Calls ‘‘Chiseling By Some Retailers”

OPA MOVES TO CUT ‘PRICE CHISELING   Reticketing Of Retail Products Curtailed

Price Tag Regulations Are Changed By O.P.A. To Put End To “Chiseling By Some Retailers’

WYATT THROUGH AS HOUSING HEAL   Truman Accepts Resignatior “Reluctantly;” Result at Chawrdawn

Resignation of Wyatt Is Accepted   All Mention of Rows Avoided by the President

ADMINISTRATOR WYATT RESIGNS HOUSING POST   Truman Accepts Reauest Following Defeat In Power Shutdown

Resignation of Wyait Is Accepted  All Mention of . Rows Avoided hy tha Dracidan?

Wyatt Quits Housing Post   Action Follows Showdown ‘Over Loans For Housing Units

Wyatt Resigns As Head of Federal Housing Program  Nicanracd ani  Paliciec   Disagreed on Policies With Other U. S. Agencies

Wyatt Quits Job Ina Huff Over Housing Policy   Expediter Irked by Refusal of Money for Prefabs for Veterans

WYATT RESIGNS HIS HOUSING JOB    STEPS DOWN AFTER HE IS DE NIED POWER HE ASKED TO PUSH VA PROGRAM,

RESIGNATION OF WYATT IS ACCEPTED   Housing-for-Veterans Halts While Dispute Is Being Settled -

WOVERNOR  CONVINCES VETERANS   Assures Them it Is Not Question of Monzy, But Materials

Home-Seekers’  Sitdown End:   Pewey Talks to Veterans:  Bele te Ranal- 4f..2 _

Bowles Seeks To Win Support For Wase-Price Policy   New Policy Presented As Key To Full Reconver sion Production In Nation   TRUMAN ISSUES LATEST PROGRAM

Mexico To Get  New President   Miguel Aleman Will Be Inaugurated At Noon . Tomorrow.

Trieste City, Is Localized   There’s Reason For Big Powers Will Not Permit Dis turbances In Adriatic Pee xe Swnadk

Today’s Outlook   COMPROMISE WOULD ELIMINATE TRIESTE AS DANGER POINT

APPARENT DECISION OF BIG FOUR INSURES TRIESTE. FLARE-UP WILL BE KEPT COMPIETELY LOCALIZED

TWO “REPUBLICS” ABOLISHED AND TRIBES RESETTLED—INDUSTRIAL SHAKEUP IS ANNOUNCED            By NATALIA” RENE “Mmternational News Service

SOVIET 5-YEAR PLAN BOOSTS PRODUCTION   Dishonesty Of Officials Brings Punishment

— TRUMAN ANNOUNCES—  ‘Siieaemene Nominated To Head National Guard   Nebraskan Led Famed 134th Across France And Germany

Coal Shortage Grips Country More Tightly   Stee] Furnaces Are Banked; More Schools Closing Doors

Fires Banked In More of the Steel Mills   Foreed Idleness By Layoffs in  Many Industries

NEW SHUTDOWNS HIT STEEL MILLS   Coal-Using Railroads Drop More In Strike Pinch

_. INDUSTRIAL PICTURE DARKENS More Fires Banked In Steel Plants As Fuel Crisis Idles 150,000

More Fires Of Industry Are Banked   Steel Mills, Power Plants and Railroads Lay Off More Workers As Coal Piles Shrink

More Worker: Laid off In Steel Plants   Coal Shortage Closes Hundreds of ScKools Over United States

COAL DISPUTE IDLES NEARLY 990,000 IN U, S.   Unemployment Figure Includes Striking Miners; Bank More Furnaces

Nearly 150,000 Idled by Strike   Fires Banked in More Furnaces—Railroaders  Being Laid Off

Fires Banked In More Steel  Firm Furnace:   Nearly 150,000 Workers In Ranks Of Idle; Coal Strike Enters Its 13th Day   Eligible For Jobless Pay   Hundreds Of Schools Throughout Nation Closed Because of Lack Of Heat

FIRES BANKED IN” ~ MORE OF NATION'S  STEEL FURNAGES   The 13-Day-Old Miners Strike Forced Idleness ef 150,000 Other Workers.   RAILROADS FEEL PINCH   The Dwindling Fuel Supplies Caused Laying Off of Many Men.

Schools Closing For Want of Fuel   More Steel Making Furnaces Banked In Pittsburgh Area

FURTHER CUTS FACE INDUSTRY   Steels, Rails Feel Pinch Of Shortened Fuel. Stocks

STEEL MILLS  AND RAILROADS MAKE NEW GUT IN OPERATIONS   I. C. Optimistic, Returning 1,100 Men To Work At Paducah Shops

JOBLESS ROLLS MOUNT, STRIKE JARS INDUSTR\   Mine Workers’ Walkout Forces About 150,000 Other Persons To Loaf

Coal Strike Causing Mor Shut Downs   Steelmakers Close Down More Furnaces; Severe Results Predicted if Walkout Is Prolonged

150. 000. More Workers Idle. in ( oal Tieup   Steel. F urnaces Shut Down, Rail Operations Are Curtailed. * me

150.000 More Workers Idle (n Coal Tieup   Steel Furnaces Shut Down, Rail Operations Are Curtailed.

IDLE WORKERS NOW NUMBER 150,000   Shortage Of Fuel To Cause Continued Unemployment

Nation’s Steel Industr y  Hard Hit By Coal Strike   Fires Banked In Additional Furnaces; Jobless In Pitts) burgh Will Get Unemployment Compensation; Railroads Also Feel Pinch Of Dwindling Fuel Supply

Many Steel Plants Cort Activity; tdleness Increases   Coal Shortage Felt In Pennsylvania--23.000 Men tdled

Fires Banked In Miatority Of Steel Mills   OVER = 150, 000 WORKERS IDLE BECAUSE OF MINE STRIKE

Steel, Railroads Strike Sufferers  150,000 Workers Idle Besides Coal Miners

MORE STEEL MILLS CLOSED AT PITTSBURGH   Coal Strike Idles 150,000 Workers of Other industries.

Reds Told Again U.S. Opposed to Dardanelles Ain   Will Ask UN Action If Russians Attempt to Menace Turkey, Moscow Told

Reds Are Told To Keep Hands Off Of Turkey   Soviet Bids Far The Dardanelles Aaain Reiected

U. S. Rej ects Russia’s Bid For Control Of Dardanelles   Washington Warns Moscow United Nations Security Council Will Be Asked To. Act If the Soviets Attack Or Threaten To Attack Turkey To Achieve Ends

Russian Bid For Dardanelles  Is Rejected Friendly But  Firm Note  Sent USSR

ATE SUPPORTS TURKISH STAND ON DARDANELLES   Case Will Be Taken to U.N. in Event of. Russian Attack’ 

U. S. REJECTS RUSS CLAIMS AGAINST TURKS      UN Council Action May Be Asked In Dispute

DISPATCH FIRM NOTE TODAY TO SOVIET TINION   U. S&S. Again Rejects Bid For Control Of Dardanelles -°   ISSUE WARNING   Repeat Previous Turn Down Of Russian Demands

U.S. Again Rejects Russian Proposals   @ Warns Moscow Council May Be Requested To Act If The Soviets Attack Turkey

U. 5. WARNS SOVIET AFTER REJECTING DARDENELLES 81D   State Department i: in Back of Turkey Today Opposing Russian Plea for Control.   NOTE DELIVERED BY ENVOY SMITH

Issue New Warning On Dardanelles   U. S. Cautions Reds Not To Threaten Attack Against Turkey

Reject Red Dardanelles Control Bid   United States Warns Mo: cow Security Council  May Take Action

U. §. REJECTS RUSSIAN DARDANELLES REQUEST; WILL URGE UN ACT IF SOVIET ATTACKS TURKEY

U. S, REPEATS REJECTION OF STRAITS CHANGE   Second Note Informs Russia Americans Oppose Bid For Dardanelles

ADS TOLD TO  FORGET ABOUT DARDANELLES   Firm U. S. Note Threatens to Take Action Through UN Council.

MAY'S DOCTOR CLAIMS HE IS ABLE TO TESTIFY   Washington Doctor Contradicts Kentucky Physiiean

May’s Doctor Says He Could Have Testified   Was Not Notified Of Probe Figure’s Leavetaking

Rep. May Unabie To Testify Soon In Profits Probe   Congressman Returns To Kentucky Against Advice of His Doctor

REVEAL S:GRET PLEDGES: MARTIN   Military, Political Contmittments Should Be Made Public

Clear and Frank Explanation s Asked by Martin   Military Leaders of Nation May Get Call Before House Group

‘Slave Labor’ ChargeDenied By Yugoslavia   Branded ‘Untrue,’ Laid to Certain ‘American Circles’

This Is Silly Season When Almost Anyone Can Get Picked for Some Title

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  ‘Comes Now The Silly Season And Mr. Boyle’s Own Picks

Boyle Nominates His “Ten Best” in 1947; Has Wide Variety on Selection

SIX CHILDREN ABOARD PLANE ~ EUROPE BOUND   WIVES AND CHILDREN OF SER: VICEMEN ABOARD CRAFT— GREATEST AIR DISASTER IN HISTORY

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   40 Believed Killed In Crash of An Air-Line!   200 Reported Slain   High Treason Charade

Newfoundland Again Scene of Plane Disaster   Wives, Children Of Servicemen Among Victims

Farm training unde Bill of Rights to be explained.  Palatine meeting Tuesday night

PRESIDENT OPENS DRIVE T0 REDUCE TRAFFIC DEATHS   Tells. National Conference Safety on Highways «Must Be incurred

TRUMAN , APPEALS. TO. STATE AND FEDERAL SAFETY LEADERS TO HALT ACCIDENT-INGREA:

EGYPT IS NOW ~ TROUBLE SPOT      NATIONIALIST FACTION _ DE. MANDING THAT ALL BRITIsit TROOPS BE WITH-

NEW EGYPTIAN _ RIOTS FEARED   Nationalist Demonstrations Follow Assassination

Forrestal’s  Plea Results  ‘In Increase   $4.639.659,000 to Pay For Effective Sea and Naval Air Power During Coming Fiscal Year

4 Billion Naval Fund Is Favored   House Committee Stamps OK On Huge Program To Finance Post-War U. S. Sea Forces

Naval Budget Bill Provides Over 4 Billions   To Finance Intensified Training And Research Program.

Compromise on Funds for Navy.   Figure Between That of Budget and Naval Demand Is Proposed

Committee Urges 46 Billions for Navy Fiscal Neec   House Group’s Recommendation Is Billion Less  Than Reauested   SOME OF ORIGINAL CUTS ARE RETAINED   Atomic Bomb Among Difficulties in Determining Recuirements

Navy Asked Six-Billion Cash. Fund   Training of Marines,  Naval Reserve. Is  _Provided, as Well as ¥-5 Program   ‘Would End W.S.A.      Shipping Group Funds Would Be Transferred to Maritime

$4,639,659,000 WAS RECOMMENDED FOR NAVY NEXT YEAR   This Was in Response to Secretary Forrestals Plea.   TO HELP KEEP PEACE   For a Truly Effective Sea and Naval Air Power.

Navy Fund Bill for Next Year Sent to House   Commitee Favors an Appropriation  of $4,639,659,000

Navy Fund Gets OK of Committee   House Group Favors Appropriation of $4,639,000,000 for “Truly Effective Sea and Naval Air Power”

REDUCE FIGURE ASKED BY NAVY   HOUSE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS FUND OF $4,639,659,000

Will Set Up Reserve At Wilmineton   Recommendation Cuts Billion From Navy's Request

Intensified Naval - Training-Research Program Endorsee   House Appropriations Committee Submits Annual Bill for Navy

NAVY FUNDS BOOSTED BY HOUSE GROUP   Committee Says Funds Ample to Maintain World’s Biggest Navy

HOUSE COMM. SLASHES © NAVY FUNDS   Cuts Over Billion Dollars from . Its Request. -

Big Budget For Navy   Almost 5 Billions For “Truly Effective” Sea and Air Force —

Boost Navy’s Budget For New Program   Appropriations Committee Recommends Increase Over Estimates.

APPROVE HUGE FUND FOR NAVY   Nearly 5 Billion May Be Spent Next Year

Navy Funds Are Slashed By Billion   Committee Recommends Budget Of $4,639.659,.OOO For Next Year

Recommend $4 Billion for Navy  For Training and Racsarch Praaram

Strong Words Mar Eulogies   Racial Prejudice Jars Lincoln Tributes

Packing Plants in lowa Closed  Work Resumption Remains Uncertain

Eleven of 13 Government Seized Plants Manned By ClO; Picketing Continues

Most Of Iowa Packing Plants Remain Idle   Majority of Workers Are CIO Members; 18,000 Out in 11 Cities

British Hint Compromise  With Soviet   Russians Leaving Manchuria And Bornholm Island

Prevoyss SNP SA PEO LVS  Iranian Dispute  Suggest World ‘Contesl Of Oil      Name Calling Persists; Issues Headed For UNO  » Showdown

TO COOL OFF TONIGHT   Maximum Around 90 In Forecast for Tomorrow

Entry of Jews Into American Zonein Germany at UNRRA End Fought by MeNarney   Says He Is Trying to Discourage All Organized Movements from Other Areas; Says Cost to Taxpayers $80,000,000

Moves To Stop Jews Flooding _Into US Zone   Ge:.sral Exhausts Means OF Halting Hlegal ~Enhies British   Seaak Solution

REPORT RED ATTEMPT T0 BUY URANIUM   Canadian Probe of Leak in A-Bomb Secrets Linked With Alleged Soviet Effort to Get Black Market Ingredient.

Report Soviets Tried to Buy  Atom Elemen'   Sought $500,000 Worth On “Black Market,” Paper Says

RUSSIA ACCUSED  OF ILLEGAL DEAL  TO GET URANIUM CANADA NEWSPAPER  SAYS AGENTS TRIED DIL ACY MARYCT DI

‘RUSSIAN EFFORT TO BUY = URANIUM FROM CANADA LINKED WITH ATOMIC BOMB ESPIONAGE

Russian Plot Is Disclosed   Montreal Paper Says Reds Tried To Buy  Uranium In Canada

HEAR RUSSIANS FAILED TO GET OUT WITH U-235   Indicated Soviets Failed To Get Atomic Bomb Essence Out Of Canada; Davies Says Reds Had Right To Try To Get Secret.

Reds Wanted  Buy Uranium   Russian Agents Tried To Buy $500.000 Worth From Black Market.

Russians Tried to Buy Atom Bomb Element From Canadian Mine, Montreal Paper Charge:

SOVIET ATTEMPT TO BUY URANIUN IN CANADA TOLL   Investigation ef Atom Secret Leah Uncovers “Black Market” Charge

DISCOVER NEW RED ATOM PLOT         Effort Made to Buy Uran ium, Charge

CLAIM RUSSIAN CONSPIRACY TO GAIN URANIUM   Canadian Government Investigates Gold Mine Firm Activities

REDS TRIED 10 BUY URANIUM   Attempt to Buy Mineral On Canadian Black Market Revealed

Canadian Uraniun Was Sought By Soviet Agents   Black Market Price of $500,000 Was Placed On Atom Material; Proposal Is Linked To Espionage Conspiracy on Bomb Secrets

Report Russia Sought To Purchase $500,000 Uranium Illegally In Canad

John Hannan Dies; Former Welfare Head   Ex-Chairman Of State's Old Controf Board 's Dead At 84; Had Long, Colorful Career

Case Bill Action Asked of Truman   Administration Leaders in White House Parley

BUCKEYE VOTERS IN SHOW OF CONFIDENCE   Entire Congressional Delegation 0. K.’d

‘CUSTOMS COURTSHIP, MARRIAGE CHANGE IN SPAIN—NO LONGER IS DAUCHTER LOCKED INBY PARENTS

nN Modern Girls In Spain Now ‘Go Out Alone   Cutt Loose: From Their : Dueuna’s Apron  : Strings and Are Competing With Men  Fairly Well All Along i Line

CHAINS OF TRADITION ARE BEING CAST OFF BY WOMEN OE SPAIN. MKENZIE FINDS

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   BY DEWITT MacKENZIE JP World Traweler

Senate Declines To Go On Record as Favoring Health, Welfare Fund:   Pepper's Proposal Is Defeated 40-12: Vote or Byrd's Amendment, Requiring Joint AdminiStration of Such Funds by Management, Labor, Is Slated for Vote Today

Senate Rejects Labor Welfare Fund Proposal   Defeat of Pepper's  Plan Paves Way for Vote on Byrd’s Bill; Senate Meets Earlier

LEWIS: HEALTH SCHEME SLAPPED   SENATE REFUSES TO GO ON RECORD IN FAVOR OF UNION WELFARE FUNDS,’

Senate Rejects Welfare Okay  Refuses To Go On Record For Proposal

Solons Reject Proposal For Welfare Fund   Senate Defeats Pepper At tempt to Authorize Monies

Senators Cold  To Welfare Funds   Action on Labor Disputes Bills Begins

BACKING IS REJECTED   Senate Vote Clears Way for Byrd Plan Of Joint Fund Rule

Senate Rejects Favor For Industrial Health And Welfare Fund 40-12   Pepper’s Resolution Overwhelmed; Vote On Byrd's Proposal That Health Funds Be Jointly Administered To Be Today

Senate Rejects Motion Backing Welfare Funds  Vote Clears Way For Byrd Plan of Joint Fund Rule

WELFARE FUND PROPOSAL LOSES IN SENATE VOTE   Pepper’s Bill Beaten, 4012; Vete On Byrd Amendmeat Teday   SENATORS COMPLAIN ABOUT MAIL INCREASE

Senate Refuses Approve Setup Of Health Fund   Marks First Vote On Pending Labor Disputes Measures

HEALTH FUND PLAN BEATEN   Senate Rejects Proposal For Funds Like That Asked by Lewis

Italians Stage Demonstrations Honoring. King   10 Injured, One Dead As Rovalists Rally  Aguinct Renohiic

Violence Reported in Rome ‘And. Naples as Royalists Protest Against Republic

“Down With Republic” Shout Of Royalists In Rome And Naples Riots

VIOLENCE MARKS DEMONSTRATIONS FOR ITALY’S KING   Two Killed, Score Injured in Naples as Crowds of Monarchists Surge Through Streets.   CATHOLIC PRIESTS ARE MISTREATED   Rome Police Club Royalists Shouting “Down With Republic!”—Other Parts of  Country Quiet.

Royalists Stage Demonstrations  Rome Police Club Down Monarchists

Violence Marks Shifting Political Picture in Italy   Soldier Dead and Many Monarchists Hart In Naples Rioting

ONE KILLED IN ITALIAN RIOTS QVER REPUBLIC   Monarchists Demonstrate For King In Naples; Vatican Blamed

One Killed, 10 Injured As Italian Royalists Demonstrate For King

Howler Demonstrate In} poles And Rome; One ~~ Soldier~Killed In Riot  cite

Outbreaks In ltaly Broken Up By Police   Royalists Demonstrate for King in Naples and Rome

Soldier Is Slain, Ten Are Injured In Naples Riots   Monarchists Demonstrate for King; Rome Outburst ls Broken Up

U.N. WILL KEEP EYE ON BORDER DISPUTES, DESPITE VETO; PLAN EUROPEAN RECOVERY DRAWN

Greek Incidents Studied by UN   Investigation to be Made Despite Soviet Veto of Proposal

U.N. Eyes Shooting at Greece   Russia Vetoes U. S. Proposal for Spot Inquiry of Incidents

Lie Reserves Right To Probe Greek Incidents   Soviet Votes U. S. Investigation Plan; Economic Study Given

Reported Shooting Along Greek Frontiers Watched Closely By U. N. Council

United Nations Watches Closely Incidents Along Greek Frontiers; Concern Is Ended

U.S. Insists On Investigating Frontier Affair   Ukrainian Charges Place Blame of Unrest In Alba nian Area On Greece

Russian Veto  Blocks Probe      However, U. N. To Continue Looking Into Border Shootings

INCIDENTS  NORTHERN , GREEK FRONTIER WATCHED   UN Looks at Disturbances: Reds Vote Against On-the Spot Investigation

SEVERAL TOP GENERALS MAY RETIRE SOON   Gen. Eisenhower, Others, Givin Serious Thought To Retiring

Nation’s s Top Militar v Men May Retire   Eisenhower And Devers Reported Considering Stepping Down

‘Some Top U. S. Military Leaders Give Serious Thought To Retiring

Eisenhower Heads Top Bracket Military Leaders ‘Who May Seek Retirement

Some of Nation’s Top Military Men Are Giving Thought to Retiring

SOME TOP ERESS MAY QUIT POSTS   Eisenhower Among Those Whe Would Like to Retire

United States Sets Firmness  AsU.N.Policy   American Delegation Aims » At ‘Real Leadership’  Lc eee ae 1 arn

U.S.A. TO LEAD NEW MOVE 10 ABOLISH WARS   DIPLOMATS FROM 51 NATIONS AIM FOR WORLD PEACE

U. S. to Exercise Leadership  in Peace Moves Top Diplomats Are Assembling  for U. N. Sessions

U.S. LEADERSHIP AT ASSEMBLY DUE   Austin Makes Statement of Policy For Meeting in New York ‘

‘Blue Book’ Indictment By State Department Says  Nation Aided Nazis   Peron Assails  Spruille Braden   Strong Man, However, Fails To Mention Statement Made At Washington

State Dept. Blasts Argentine Leaders As Wartime Pawns Of Nazi Germany

Argentina To Answer Blue Book Charges   To Reply To American Accusation of Nazi Dealings on War

ns S. May Break with Argentina ‘as Hitler Pawn   {sGerman-type Economic Structure for War Set Un, Charge

Argentine Situation Is Tense   Cabinet In Session At! Buenos Aires After U. 5S. Criticism Of Argentina’s Policies

American Blast At Argentines Hastens Crisis   Possible Break Seen In Diplomatic Relations; Termed “Nazi Pawns”

U.S. Takes New Crack . At Argentina   Open Rupture May Result From State Department Blast At Peron Regime

Fresh Argentine Crisis As U.S. Flays Peron   Break in Diplomatic Ties a Question As State Department Brands Nation’s Leaders ‘Wartime Pawns’ of Nazis

Open Break With Argentina Seen Likely a: [Result of Attack on Peron and Adherents

New Crisis Seen After U. S.  Accuses Argentine Leaders  State Department Charges Germans Use Country as Base to Rebuild Power

Top Argentine Chiefs Branded  Pawns Of Nazis   U. S. State Department’: Blast Brings New Crisis In Relations.

U.S. Blast at Arge ntine Leaders Hastens Fresh Cris is in Relations

U.S. Indicts Nation’s LeadersIn*Blue Book’   South American Country Said Cradling Nazi Movement During Occupation Of Germany

Argentine’s Heads Blasted  s Nazi Pawns   fasten Fresh Crisis In Al. ready Badly. Strained Rela  tions.   FORMAL BREAK?

U.S. State Department Blasts Key Argentina Leaders as Nazi Pawns

ARGENTINE AIDS AS NAZI PAWNS   State Department Document Aimed At Peron’s Defeat In Coming Election

Fresh Crisis  n *l) S-Argentina Situation Seen   Some Members Of Committee Expect Diplomatic Steps

“Blue Book” Blasts Bring New U. S. Argentine Tension   Formal Diplomatic Break is Possibie; Peron is Principal Target

Captured Nazi Documents Reveal Longlaid Plans and Names in Using Argentine as Springboard — for. Rebirth of Nazism.   Pro-Axis Collaboration

ARGENTINE AND U. 5. RELATIONS TAKE NEW TURN   ‘Blue Book’ Cites Ties Between Nation’s Leaders and Nazi Germany

U.S. Charges Argentine Cooperatior With Nazis; May Affect Elections

U. 5. Charges Argentina With Aiding Nazis  ‘Strained Relations — Moy Lead To Break le Rinlamatie Tiae

Formal Diplomatic Break Is Not Expected but Situation Remains Very Tense

Diplomatic Ties Badly Strained By Accusations   Peron Government Is Cited for Aid To Nazi Germany  -... £® sale, EE

Fresh Crisis Hastened by Argentine Case   Formal Break In Relations Held Question

Fresh Crisis in Relations Betweer U. S., Argentina   Diplomatic Break May Follow Blast At Key Leaders by State Denartment

U. S. Nearing Open Break With Fascist Argentina   Documents Seized In Germany Reveal Conspiracy With Nazis To Perpetuate Hitlerism In South America

Key Argentine Leaders Blasted As ‘Nazi Pawns   Diplomatic Break is Possible After Attack By State Department

U. 5. CHARGES HIGH ARGENTINE LEADERS FRIENDS OF NAZIS.  ‘FRESH CRISIS SEEN BETWEEN TWO LANDS AS RESULT ACTION

New Strain On U. §.-Argentina Relations   State Department Hits At Leaders Of Latin Nation

NEW CRISIS COMES OVER ARGENTINA   -. S. Blast at Nation as Pawn of Nazi Germany Taxes the Already Badlv-Strained Relations With Republic.

Argentina, U.S. Crisis Viewed Near   Possibilities of Formal Diplomatic Break _ Discussed 

STATE DEPT. BLASTS HEADS OF ARGENTINA   In-Effort to Beat ~ Peron, Leaders Called Nozi Wartime Pawns

State Department Brands Argentine Leaders As Wartime Pawns Of Nazi Germany   Hastens Fresh Crisis In Already Strained Relations With U.S, And Argentina

New State Department Blast at Argentine Leaders Hastens Crisis in U. S. Relations

‘As U.S. Flays Peron   Break in Diplomatic Ties a Question As State Department Brands Nation’s Leaders ‘Wartime Pawns’ of Nazis

NEW CRISIS IN ARGENTINA-U. S, RELATIONS SEEN TODAY   State Dept. Says Leaders Are Pawns Of Nazis; Break With Nation Seen

Fresh Crisis in Argentine Case  Key Leaders Called Wartime Pawns

‘Blue Book’ Charges ‘South American Nation With Fostering Naziism

State Department Makes _-Bid 10° Defeat Peron, Assails Lenders As _

Prints the News Tells the Truth   LaGuardia's Coal Proposal Is Ridiculed

EDITOR SAYS COAL PLAN NOT POSSIBLE   Cites Lack Of Mining Authority By Workers

Can’t Produce UNRRA Coal   Mine Worker Official Gives Statement on LaGuardia Anpeal

BUCKS COUNTY TO AID IN DRIVE FOR SALVATION ARMY   Bristol Girl Reserves Will Conduct A Canvass The Borough

MERGER PLAN WILL GO OVER   President Agrees to Drop  : Demand for Action At  : : : Present Session

President Will ‘Abandon Demand . For Merger Now  Truman on- Unification - Of Services ~~.

ARMY-NAVY MERGER PROPOSAL TO WAIT   President Truman Drops Demand for Congressional Action at This Session.

Effects Of National Coal Crisis To Be Felt Today By Some 1,500,000 Virginians   Power Rationing Edicts Issued By State Corporation Commission To Be Carried Out

IRISH WAR BRIDE TO BE SENTENCED WEDNESDAY ON MAAICLALICHTER CONVICTION. KILLED MATE

Irish War Bride  Kscapes kLxecution   Briege* Waters, Convicted Of Manslaughier, Satisfied With Verdict Of Nevada Jury

SEAMEN BLOCK WELLAND CANAL   Strikers Cut Only Link Between Lakes Ontario, Erie

MRP TAKES EDGE OVER RED PARTY   Wins Slight Lead mm French Control Vote

Slight Edge to French MRP’s  Tight Battle for pper House Control

, News Behind the News   Capyright McClure Newspaper  Berar ae   WASHINGTON By Rav Tucker

Democratic Primary Election On   Prendergast Machine Seeks To Beat  Rep. Slaughter, Truman's Nemesis.

Watch Missouri Voting   Sloughter-Axtell Outcome Highlights Primary Election In Truman Home State

President Truman and Politicians Are Watching Election In Missouri

INTEREST PIRGE EFFORT BY PRESITENT   Seeks To Defeat Incumbent Representative Slaughter In Fifth Congresstonal District of Misdourl   TRUMAN VOTES IN FOURTH DISTRICT

PURGE EFFORT BEING WATCHED   Truman And Nation Await Voters’ Reaction To President’s Stand

MISSOURI ELECTION IS WATCHED   Chief Interest Is In Fate Of Rep. Slaughter

ARUINAL—  Continued on Page Eight   Break With Russia Denied by Canada

Canada Isn't Going To Break Relations  Doesn't Like Espionage Activities, No con use For Break

TROOPS ORDERED INTO KENTUCKY   Action Taken For Protec tion Of Workers; Govern ment Takes Over Pits

Federal Coal Mines Administration Requested Army For Pond River Colliery at Madisonville, Kentucky.

LaGuardia Backs World Food Program   Wants Long-range Relief Plan To Frase All Hunger

SUN SPOTS HIT RADIO SERVICE   Virtual Blackout in Europe  And Orient Reported

RADIO IS HIT BY SUN SPOTS   Communications to Europe, Orient Are Virtually Blacked Out

British Soldiers Comb Arab Zone For Extremist   Take Search Into Upper Baka Quarter for First Time: 5 Arrested

Boxing Referee  Held For Assaul   Arthur Dono van Take: Poke At David S, Corcoran On MN. ¥. Sireet

Hoover Plea ‘Gets Interest of Food Chiefs in Europe   17 Countries Abroad Recommend United Action Conserving Wheat

Mason City Churches   LV ECHO NJEe Y We we ae  THE GOLDEN TEXT: “Love worketh no ill to his neighbor; love therefore is the fulfillment of the law.” —Romans 13: 10.  te at

PREDICTED: PRICE UPPED   Increase of 7 Cents a Pound Is Indicated

MORE MEAT SEEN FOR MONDAY; SPLIT TO DELAY OPA BILL   Prices. of Beef Expected. to Level Off; G.O:P. Leader. Rallies. Foes. of Measure

MORE MEAT AT HIGHER COST NEXT WEEK   GOP Leads Fight On: Food Control

“AMERICANS TO GET MORE MEAT: PRICES TO JUMP FIVE CENTS PER POUND

Army Withdraws Report _ Of Locating Transport Which Crashed in Alps

ATTEMPTS TO RESCUE PLANE FROM FRENCH ALPS PROVE FUTILE   Army Awaiting Confirmation Of Reported Discovery

ATOMIC BOMB RELIEF FOUND      ALLIED MEDICAL AUTHORI FTES SA ¥—PENICILLIN- SUC. CESSFUL _AS TREAT MENT FOR: VICTIMS

GM And C0 Approaching Settlement   Expect Early Settle. ment Of Automotive Strike, But  Not Today.

GM Peace Talks Continue Today  UAW Head Optimisti: But Says Settlement hAav Nat Re At Once

Auto: Union Chief Not © Too: ‘Hoseful   _Conferées Meet: a Again—Strike May End Next Week:

UAW-GM Continue Conference   Prospects for Settlement in Auto Industry ‘Very Encouraging’

PASS TESTS   53 Per Cent of Civil Service Apolicants Mate Grade.

GOVT. SEIZES RAIL LINE 10 END WALKOUT   J. L. Subsidiary Taken Over; Call Troops  For Protection

RAINS ARE SCATTERED   Northwest Streams Are Full But No Overflow Is Expected

North Central Rivers Raised by Downpours   No Serious Flooding Predicted—-Cloudy Weather Is On Tap For Kantesc Sundav

Pastors Will Go to Governor   Will Ask for Probe Of Vice Conditions  In Steubenville

Pastors Want To Clean Out Vice   Plan Appeal To Chio Governor After City Delays Actian.

Sen. Rebuked By President   _ Regarded As'Blow To White Heuse Prestige

President Stands On Chastisement  Of Senator Tobey   Senators Believe Truman ‘‘Did Himself No Good’’ In Bitter Letter   INVITES TOBEY ‘COME AND SEE ME’

TRUMAN STANDS ON TOBEY BLAST   Meant All He Said, Executive Tells Newsmen After Senate Incident

Owner Postpones Plan: Close Robbed Station; Will Try Thwart Thugs

Army Plans Inactivation . _ Of China Theatre May    3,000 or More Troops Will Remain for Several Months To Clean Up Special Tasks

U. 5. Recognizes Premier Groza's Romanian Regime   Soviet-Sponsored Government Is also Recognized by Britain

Romanian Rule Ree ognized by  tS. "Britain   Russian-Sponsored Groza Government Broadened Recently

BOWLES BOOSTS DAIRY SUBSIDIES   DISAPPROVES RETAIL PRICE INCREASE IN BUTTER, MILK AND CHEESE.

Revised Subsidy Plan Encourages  Output Of Farms   Stabilization Director Bowles Announces Revision Of Dairy Subsidy Program Tc Prevent. Rise Of The Dairy Prices And Te Spur Production Of Butter

Stabilization Director Revises Subsidy Payments to  Hold Dairy Price Line

Bowles Revises Dairy Subsidy Setup  Move Is Made to Prevent Tneracsea in Prices

Special Session May Be Held Dec. 27th   Governor Asks State Law ‘Department to Prepare Proclamation

ASSEMBLY MAY MEET ON DEC. 27         O’Conor Having Preclamation Drawn; Date Is Subject To Change

Committee Meets in Secret Session; Questionnaire Believed  Under Study

UN Questions 2 Applicants   Outer Mongolia, Albania To Be Quizzed By Committee

HOLIDAY HALTS GRAFT TRIAL      Sigler Readies Answer To Plea For Directed Acguittal

Manpower. Material Shortage Will Hold  Lp Government’s New Housing Program

Explains How Plan Would Work. .... Can’t Expect Flood Of New Homes From Wyatt ~ Federal Building Plan

TOWER CRASHES, KILLING 2 BABES   100,000 Gallons of Water  Crash Into Homes

ClO Men Taunt AFL Pickets   Teamsters Local Given Authority to Embargo All Shipments

FOUR ARE BURNED IN ILLINOIS FIRE   Zion Is Scene of Fatal Blaze During High Winds,

STRIKING SHIP WORKERS SET TO RETURN TO JOBS   Arbitration Award Expected To Bring Speedy End To Sea men's Walkout.

Parity Grantec LL LCE LS CY ACE Hoenn  Mariners Hope For Early End To Sea Strike

Ship Strike End in Sight; Operators to Take Pay Decision   Arbitrator’s Award Has Agreement of Both Labor, Operators

OPERATORS  AGREE   Curran Believes C.I.0. Meeting Will Send Seamen Back to Work

Shipping Oper. ors Agree To Federal Awaid; Union Heads Hope for Go Ahead’

OPERATORS AGREE TO PAY INCREASE FOR SHIP WORKERS   Early Termination of Maritime Walkout Predicted as Award is Approved

Early End Of Maritime Strike Looms  Operators Agree To Award. of Equality Po; For CIO Mariners

Hopes Raised For Early End Of Ship Strike   Operators Agree to Arbi. -trator’s: Award In NMU Walkout On East and Gulf Peris

‘CIO Mariners’ Leaders Raise Hope For End To Ship Tieup   Fast. Gulf Coast Operators Agree Yo Board Award

EXPECTS END OF SHIPPING STRIKE   Operators Agree to Salary Boosts for ClO

Seamen Leaders  Seeking  Solution   Men Out On Strike Will Be Urged To Return

One Maritime Strike Near End, Another Looms   Peace Prospects Fogged By Threat Of New Walkout

STRIKE END IS EXPECTED   C. I. O. Mariners Likely Will Go Back to Work Soon as Result of Promise That Wage Demands Will Be Met.

HOPE SEEN FOR SHIPPING PACT   NMU’s Curran To Recommend Workers’ Return

SHIP OPERATORS AGREE T0 BOOST ClO SEAMEN PAY  ARBITRATOR'S AWARE PAICEC wNnpPEC ENR   ARBITRATOR’S AWARD RAISES HOPES FOR STRIKE SETTLEMENT

Outlook for Strike’s End. Brightened   President of N.M.U. Says He Believes Membership . Meeting “Will Result in Men Returning to Work

HOPES ARE HELD FOR QUICK END OF WORK STOPPAGE IN PORTS  WEST COAST UNION IS WILLING TO SETTLE; OTHERS MEET TODAY

MarinersSee Hope forEnd OfBiglie-Up   Ask Assurance of Wage Parity Before Returning to Job

Settlement Of Shipping Strike Expected Soon   LABOR SITUATION IN U. S. SHOWING MARKED IMPROVEMENT

ClO May End Strike Today   Ship Operators Agree To Arbitration Award

Operators Agree To Arbitrator’s Pay Hike Award   President Of CIO Maritime Union To Recommend Seamen Return To Work

Early End Of Ship Strike Is Now Expected   ‘Operators Agree to Pay Wage Parity With  AFL. as: Allowed by  Arbitrator:

Operators Agree to Federal! Arbitrator’s Award In Maritime Walkout

Three Hosgielize ‘After Accident _  . Car Goes Off ~ Of High Grade.

erg ree Se  Lesion ¥ Votes On Building Purchase  : Wasmer Post Will + Make: Decision  In Special Meeting

LeMars American Legion Votes On Building Purchase  - Wasmer Post Will ~ Make Decision _ In Special Meeting

Strikes Prove Costly To All Concerned Now   ROGER BABSON WRITES OF U.S, LABOR TROUBLES

Babson States It Requires 30 Months Work at 18 Percent Wage Increase To Make Up Wage Loss From a Thirty Day Strike.

House Committee Eyes President's Request for 3 Billions for Navy

Huge Budget Asked By Navy For One Yeat   Sum Is Five Times That Voted For Sea Power ‘Before The War

SAN ANTONIO BOARD OF HEALTH, FACING MYSTERIOUS EPIDEMIC, CLOSES HALF SCHOOLS. CHURCHES

Schools, Shows In Half of S.A.  ClosedByPolio   Drastic Measure Taken to Fight Rapid Spread of Mystery Disease

WILL STRESS IDEA IN SERIES OF SPEECHES   Still on Demo Speaker List

Wallace Plans More Foreign Policy Speeches   Democratic National Committee Approves Talks in 12 States.

Wallace Talk — Provokes Rift   Secretary Firm in Stand Oen EBEnareieon Paliev

Cabinet Split ls Growing To _ New Proportion   Verbal Battle with Byrnes, In Paris, Promises Repercussions

BYRNES’ STAND : [5 CHALLENGED; SPLIT WIDENED   Commerce Secretary An  nounces He Will Speak Again on Subject at 1 Early Date. oA   CALLED DEFIANCE “OF THE PRESIDENT”   Truman Advised of Wallace's  Intentions—Talk of Possible Cabinet Resigna- _ tions Heard. _

WALLACE STILL ON DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING LIST   Will Keep Top Position [J Spite Of Truman's Repudiation

WALLACE TOPS DEM CAMPAIGN SPEAKER LIST   Truman Repudiation Does Not Alter Status

IRUMAN-WALLAGE TIFF OVER BYRNES S QUIETED TODAY   Secretary is Kept in Top Position as Party Speaker Today; Blunder is Charged.   INDIANA ADDRESS IS PLANNED SOOM

To Continue Speech Tour Despite Row   Cabinet Official’s Policy On Russia Party Dilemma

WALLACE STAYS AS CAMPAIGNER FOR DEMOCRATS   Will Continue As Speaker Despite Truman’s Repudiation

SIGNS MOUNT OF GRAVE U.S, CABINET RIFT      Secretary’s Stand Is Virtual Challenge To Byrnes

Is Also Scheduled For Stump Talks   Republican Leader Interprets New York Speech as Open Defiance of President

Wallace Fling: ‘Challenge at Sec. Byrnes   To Stand by Speech He Says and States He Will Make Another Sept. 24; Split in Cabinet Expected

DECISION PLACES CHIEF EXECUTIVE IN TIGHT SPOT   Commerce Secretary's Scrap With Byrnes Gives Rise to Cabinet Crisis.   SiaNDS PAT ON SPEECH   SE LE OER SE Rte  Former Vice-President Says He Will Carry on Efforts for ‘Lasting Pease’

Grave Rift In Cabinet Threatened   President Likely To Take Hand In Row Over Policy

Connolly Backs Up Byrnes in Urging Trieste Program  Uraes [ Ba Symbol of   Urges It Be Symbol of Peace and Security for the World

Serves Notice Of More Talks — InNearFuture   Secretary Hurls Outright : Challenge in Face of Byrnes

Situation Is Explosiveln The Cabinet   Makes It Difficult for Tru man — Wallace to  Continue Campaign

Issues Challenge AmidGrowingSigns Of Serious Rift  In Truman Cabinet

Wallace Sticks To His Views; ‘Schism Grows   Secretary Serves Notice He Will Speak Again

SEC. WALLACE TO STAND PAT ON HIS VIEWS   Fireball Of Truman's Cabinet Challenges Byrnes’ Policy

CABINET RIFT WIDENS OVER PEACE POLICY   CHALLENGE HURLED AT BYRNES BY WALLACE

Wallace Will Continue His Policy Fight   Commerce Secretary Chal: lenges Byrnes; Cabinet Rift Grows

Wallace To ps Spe aker List lk or Democrats   Party Makes No Changes Despite President's  Repudiation Of Talk

Wallace Still Top Campaign Speaker   Democrats Won’t Repudi ate Maker of Policy Talk

Nation’s Problems. Subject For Second F orum Speaker  “F ather John Cronin:  y “Will Discuss Some eel e- nen :

Nation’s Problems Subject For Second Fs orum Speaker _   F ather John Cronin. * ‘Will Discuss Some  Timely Events 

Russians Suffer New Setback On Troop Report  Security Council Has Holiday After Soviets Lose Move

REJECT SOVIET DEMAND FOR A TROOP REPORT   Security Council Takes a Holiday After Calendar  Is Cleared of All Business   WILL MEET THURSDAY

Security Council Spurns Plea For Troop Report   China Tells Russia It Can Decide on U. 8. Withdrawals

U.N. COUNCIL VOTES DOWN TROOP REPORT   Delegates Clear Calendar Until Thursday Meeting

UN Council Members Take Holiday After Veto of Red Demand   Vote Down Demands for Troop Reports With Heavy Majority

RefuseRussian Demand, Allied Troops Report   Security Council Takina Holiday

Far-Reaching Proposal Voted Down 7 to 2; Weary Delegates Take Short Holiday from Their Work.      FRANCO CHARGES MAY BE BROUGHT UP NEXT

REJECT SOVIET TROOP DEMAND   Poland Only Country to Vote With Russians

Soviet Demand Is Voted Down   UN Security Council Takes Holiday After  Clearing Business

RUSSIA BEATEN ON TROOP DATA   UN Council Refuses To Pu Proposal On Agenda '

MOVE COMES IN WAKE OF NEW DEVELOPMENTS   Accountant Tells Of Payments Made to Kentucky Lumber Co.

Name Linked te Combine Under  Senate Probe   House Military Affairs Head Denies Participation in War Profits

HE PROFITED ON CONTRACTS   May Says He Has Already Been Witness Before Senate Probing Committee   DENIES ANY. WRONG IN GUIDING WAR CONTRACTS

Rep. Andrew. May. Lashes Back At Probi vs; Says. “FT Did Not Make Profit”.

Probers Hear Of Payment To A. J. May      Senator Mitchell Demands Testimony by Chairman Of Military Committee, Charges Bribe Attempt

Hint Sum Paid To Rep. May As —- =  enera! Kecoun   General Recounts Whiskey Bribe Attempts, Spotting Of Arms Contracts

U.S. Note Rejects Yugoslav Protests   Full Blame for the Border Incidents Put on Yugoslavia

U.S. REJECTS 2 PROTESTS, FILES CLAIM   Blame for Incidents In Trieste Given To Tito

TIVO IS BLAMED FOR TROUBLE IN TRIESTE AREA   Yugoslav Protest Rejected ) And Two Protests Fired Back At Slavs

PLAGES BLAME POR INCIDENTS ON TITO GOVT   Charges Reports of Attacks Were Inaccurate and * Exaggerated. &

Note Advises Tito To Halt  Terrorism   Asserts America Won't Abandon Fair Administration

HELD RESPONSBIE FOR “INEIDENTS"   State Deportment Note Accuses Belgrade of Wild  py On

Yugoslavia Rebuffed in U.S. Reply   Our Note Spurns Claim Slavs Mistreated in Trieste District.   Refer te Incident.

Florida Set For Severe Storm; Cuba Feels Blow   Keys Are Evacuated ‘And Boats Secured

Hurricane Roars Toward Florida; Fury Increases   Evacuation Of Key West And Coastal Areas Under Way

Cold Winds Whip Most of State But Do No Harm  gio: Temperature  . 7 nwmnmnameb   Freezing Temperatures Are Forecast Tomorrow Morning

Cold Winds Whip Most of State But Do.No Harm  Freezing Temperature Are Forecast Tomorrow Morning

Jap Premier  Airs Views   Change In Governors Planned By Shidehara

RAIL OFFICIALS PLAN ACTION   ee  Union Leaders Threatened With Prosecution, BRT Spokesman Says

State Capitol Roundup...  Capitol Gossip Is That Kennedy Will Be Fired

PH COMMITTEE ACTS TO VIEW SECRET FILES   Wants to See Documents State Department Refused to Show Congressman

SOLON DEMANDS LOOK AT STATE DEPT. RECORDS   Rep. Keefe Avers Officials Have Barred Certain Pearl Harbor Documents

CHARGES ACHESON HOLDS UP PAPER NEEDED IN INGUI   Pear! Harbor Commities Takes Steps to Secure Piecamant

Claim Is Made Documents Kept From Committee  SRR: fae * Betas Seer atey Sateen   Pearl Harbor Group Takes Steps To See Memorandum

PAPERS ORDERED BARED AT PROBE   Keefe Wins Point As Inquiry Into Jap Raid Continues

PEARL HARBOR COMMITTEE MOVES TO FORCE STATE DEPARIMENT TO REVEAL DOCUMENTS

Wants Look At Documents   P. H. Committee Wants Te See What Acheson Refused; Kimmel Had Stark Confidence

Probers Seeking Writings ForData   Keefe Complains All Information Is  Not Made Public

More Documents Sought In Pearl Har bor. Inquiry Yn.      Stark Thought Navy Was Taking Adequate Pro‘tection Against Air Attack.

Pearl Harbor Body Going After Data   Department Accused Of Holding Out

P. H. Probers Will Demand State Paper   Holds Committee’ Alone Can Decide on Relevancy

NEW PAY SCALE FOR TRAINMEN   Boost Raises His Daily Average Rate to $19.51

REUTHER GIVEN FIRST SET-BACK   UAW Ends. Conclave In New Jersey.

THOS. LONG DIED IN CALIFORNIA   Mrs. C. W. Gralapp Learns of Death of Brother,  Former Resident

Railroads To Ask For Higher Rate Schedules   PAY BOOST TO RAIL MEN WILL MEAN NEW HIKES

MAY ASK BOOST IN FREIGHT RATES ON CLASS 1 ROADS   Two Arbitration Roards Directed Increased Wages of 1,220,000 Workers,   130 LINES ARE A FECTED    The New Wage Demands Will Be Made As Soon As  Posible.

Railroad Workers Get Boost In Wages: Increase In Freight Rates To Be Next

Railroads To Ask Freight Rate Boost   Increased Costs Due To Recommended Pay Hike Held As Reason

Railroads May Request - Boosts in Freight Rates   ‘Action Seen Probable after Arbitration Boards Grant Wage Hike to 1,220,000 Workers

Expect Road: To Ask Rate Increases   F reight Rate Boost to Meet Pay Raises  May Be Asked

See Freight Rate Boost   Compensate For Pay Increases Directed By Two Arbitration Boards.

EXPECT FREIGHT: RATE BOOST TO. BE ASKED BYR. R.   Class One Carriers Due to Ask Rate Raise After Being’ Directed by Arbitration Boards to Increase Pay

Railway Asks Rate Increase   All Lines Expected To Join in Appeal

Expect Railways To Ask Increase In Freight Rates  . Boost Would Make Un for Pav Hike

Nation's Railroads May Seek fo Boost Rail Freight Rates   Consider Action to Offset Pay Hikes Awarded Employes

SEEK TO OFFSET PAY INCREASE OF 16 CENTS AN HOUR   SANTA FE TO APPEAL AT ONCE FOR BOOST; OTHERS MAY FOLLOW

Rails Likely to Ask Higher Freight Rates   Action Anticipated in View of Hike in Employes Wages

Railroads May Seek Boost in Freight Rates   Action Expected To Follow Wage Raise; Expect New Demands

Hike In Freights Is Eyed   Operators Expected To Seek Rate Boosts To Ofiset Wage Increases

HIGHER RATES RAILROADS’ AIM   Raises To Be Asked To Off set 16-Cent Wage Boost

Higher Rate Plea Likely   Railroads Are Faced By Salary Increases

Rails Seek Rate Boost fo Meet , Wace Increase   Pay Hike:Branded Unsatisfactory; New Demands Will be Filed

Minimum Wage Getting Test   Administration Leader: Taunt Republicans To Join Them

Wage Bill  Faces Test   Democrats in Senate Call on GOP to Test  Minimum Wage Measure

British Navy To Bar Jews  At. Palestine   Fleet Scours Mediterranean To Clear Seas Of Refugee Ships

Jew Refugee Ships Hunted   Mediterrancan Area Searched by British

British Navy On Hunt for  Jews Ships   Record Peacetime Force Roams Sea To Head Off Refugees.

Jewish Refugee Vessels ~ Are Hunted by. Britist   ‘Blockade Pointed “at Russian-Controlled Ports From Which Ships Are Reported’ Sailing

aera a aaa er etre siniin narnia  Floating Nursery Dock: With 1,666 GI Brides

Queen Mary Docks With 1,666 Wives y 1 £22 Children of U. S. Servicemer

1,666 British Brides Arrive On Giant Shir   Second Large Contingent of War Brides Given Warm Welcome

‘Queen’ Brings 1,666 Wives  Of Servicemen   Vessel Also Carries 668 Children With British Brides

SERVICEMEN MEET WIVES AT HARBOR   Queen Mary Arrives In New York With Women and Children

1666 Brides Of Yanks Dock in N. Y.  Wives Also Bring 668 Children

Queen Mary docks with I, 666 br ides  yimes anags pera oPar aon aera    Greatest voyage of women and children in history ends safely

Two Die In Weekend Traffic Accidents   Oklahoma's Highway Death Toll Equal Now To Total For All Of 1945

STEVENSON’S STAND IS AWAITED Rainey Opens State Campaign: Coke To Announce Plans Soon

ee ee  Kansas Finally Trips Youth Of 16 Who Admits He Stole 14 Cars in Trip Across 10 States

‘Ilinois Coal Diggers Who Led Revolt Against ‘Lewis Support Strike

35 Men Register at Draft Boards  Sixteen of Group Are 18-Year-Olds

Independence Day Costs 91  Human Lives   Nation s Holiday Toll Is Small Compared lo Tremendou: Crowds In Action.

HOLIDAY MISHAPS TAKE TOLL OF 100   Survey of Deaths in U.S. Is Made Following Fourth,

143 Killed in Accidents On Holiday   Reports of Traffic Fatal. ities Mount Today—Fewer Fireworks Deaths

DEATH TOLL SET AT 140 DURING ATH OBSERVANCE   Many Experts Call Day ‘Most Safe And Sane’ In ll & Hiettey   FIREWORKS KILL THREE

Holiday Death Toll Reaches 140   Traffic Fatalities Fewer Than Safety Experts Predicted.

DEATH TOLL OF HOLIDAY REACHES 91   Expected to Reach 1,300 By Next Monday

Russia Admits Securing Data OnAlom Bomb   Information ‘of No Value; Reds~ Assest, Score ; Canadian ‘Handling  “ - ££ Whele Matter ~~

RussiaDenies ChargesMade By Canada   Acknowledges = Canalian Citizens Had Furnished Soviet “Insigni‘HicantData>* Not Need= ed By Government

Russia Recalls Attache:  In Ottawa As A Result   Soviet Expresses “Amazement” That Canadian Government, Had — Publicized Leakage

RAPS ACTION IN RELEASING NEWS OF LEAK   Embassy Members Not Involved, Soviet Statement Says

REDS ADMIT THEY OBTAINED SECRET DATA IN CANADA   ‘Russia Says Information Was Insignificant and Criticizes Dominion for Its Stand.   RECALLS MILITARY ATTACHE FROM OTTAWA   Accuses Mackenzie King’s Government of Encouraging Hostile Campaign Against Moscow.

SOVIETS, HOWEVER SAY INFORMATION WAS INSIGNIFICANT   Russians Aver Position Taken By Canada Is Not Compatable

“Insignificant” Information Was Obtained, Reds’ Statement Says   Moscow Criticizes Position Taken by Canadian Government   RECALL OF MILITARY ATTACHE IS EXPLAINED   Ottawa Says Soviet Is Making  Political Capital” of Case

Soviet Military Attache In Ottawa Recalled Due to Actions of Staff Members   Attitude Adopted by Canadian Government Incompatible with Two Countries’ Relations, Moscow Broadcast States; Information  Not Required by Soviets, Statement Says

Soviets Admit. Data Received  Say Information  On Bomb Was Trivia

Soviet Attacks Canada’s Actior As Unfriendly —  _ King Rebuked For Failure to ‘Consult Moscow

Russia Hits Stand Taken By Canada In Data Case   Not in Line with  Friendly Relations, Moscow Radio Says; Admits Minor Data

Russia Amazed That Statement Was Published   Ambassador To Ottawa Recalled Because Of Actions

Soviets Admit Getting ‘Data’      information from Canada Insignificant, Radio  rive

Soviet Says Mino Secrets Obtained   Is Astonished That Canada Is Making Such A Fuss Over Espionage Rings In Country

Canadian act Is interpreted as unt riendly  Russ broadeast heard infLondon

Sharp Quake In Gulf Area Recorded   AMERICAN AND MEXICAN SEISMOGRAHPHS TELL OF THIS TREMOR.

Rain Dampens Prospects For Large Turnout   Beauford Jester Is Scheduled To Speak Tonight

Rain Dampens Prospects For Large Turnout  Reaufard lecter   Beauford Jester Is Scheduled To Speak Tonight

Drinking Glass Chief Source Of Bacteria   Spot Checks Made By State Show Saloons Worst Health Violator

 Almost 94 Per Cent Of 73 Eating And Drink.   ing Places Checked In City And County Show “Unsatisfactory” Bacteria Count State Renorta

PRESS EFFORTS ON LIMITATION      Full Year Extension Gains Support In Senate

FOES OF DRAFT ADMIT DEFEAT   CONVINGED THEY CANNOT’ BLOCK: - . EXTENSION

Opponents of Draft Would  Limit Extension   Convinced They Will Be Unable To Halt Move To Continue Law

‘@ PAUL MALLON—   Official Concepts of Next War Would Baffle Jules Verne

U.S. EXPECTED TO SET CASES FOR NOVEMBER   Doomed War Leaders Prefer Shooting To Hanging

200 More Nazis — Will Go On Trial Early November  Industrial  L eaders Will

DECISION NEAR ON HIGH COURT   Trumian Expected to Make Appointments This Week

‘Believe Either, Justice Jackson Or Douglas In Line. -For Elevation

Truman To Name  Justice This Week   Jackson, Douglas Said To Have Inside Track

NEW JUSTICE TO BE NAMED SOON   eee  Jackson Or Douglas Wil Succeed Harland Stone On Supreme Court

TRUMAN NEAR DECISION ON COURT HEAD .   ‘ Choice Thought ‘To Be Between Jackson, Douglas

Byrnes Presses UNO for Swift   Action on Atom   U.S. Secretary Urges Full Power Be Given Council

Byrnes Wants Quick  Action by U.N. O.  on Atomic Question   Urges Prompt Creation of Commission on Control of Energy to Give Security Council the Force It Needs

BYRNES ASKS ATOM CONTROL PEACE FORCE   Big Five to Draft Peace Treaties With Axis

REPORTS OF RED TROOP MOVEMENTS IN IRAN DENIER   Russian News Agency Declares Story Given Out by U. S. State Department Is Unfounded.   TRUMAN NOT ALARMED OVER DEVELOPMENTS   President Expresses Belief Difficulties Between Former Allies Will Be Worked Gut.

Russian News Agency Holds Report False   New Reports Received of Soviet Troop Movements Toward Borders of Turkey and Iraqg— “Reactionaries” Are Blamed

Invasion To Be Resisted By Moslem:   International Situation Tense as Soviet Columns Are Reported Nearing Frontiers of Torkay and {rag

TRUMAN NOT ALARMED BY DEVELOPMENTS   Britain Would Regret Any Red-Iran Pact Obtained Through Force Of Arms

SOVIETS DENY TROOP MOVES MENACE IRAK   PRESIDENT TRUMAN SEES NO CAUSE FOR ALARM

Soviets Assert Report on Red:  In fran Untrue   Tehran Says Russians Moving Near Turkey; British Oppose Any Truce Under Duress

U. §. REPORT QN UNITS IN IRAN REFUTED   Moscow Says Statement Does Not Correspond To Facts as to Troops

Tass Makes Statement As New Advices Are Received From Tehran OE£ Soviet Troops Moving Toward Turkey, Iraq

Tass Agency Gets The Authority To Enter Denial   State Department’s Statement Hit as Not One of ‘Reality’

CLAIM REPORT NOTIN ACCORD WITH REALITY   New Reports Heard Of Troop Movements  Toward Turkey

Declares U.S. Siate Department Mistaken, Bevin. Believes Stalin Wil ceep- His Promises, Truman Not Alarmed

Russia Denies Red Army Moves Toward Iran   Suspect Soviet Action A Pressure Move To Turkey

Britain Will Reject Any Agreement Obtained by Duress   Unconfirmed Reports Say Soviet Troops Are Concentrating on Turkish-Bulgarian Frontier

Moscow PRESS SETS TIRADE AGAINST IRAN   Bul gari an- Turkish Border Blockade Unconfirmed

New Reports Of Maneuvers Heard  _ Reactionaries Accused Stirrina Un Trouble

Troop Movements   Passed Off Lightly   Bevin Says Britain Would Regret Any Settlement Achieved Through Duréss .

OPA Battles For Return of Ceilings on Milk Products   But Retail Grocers Telegraph Pleas That Dairy Foods  Remain Free

 Grocers Against It  OPA Board Ponders Return of Ceilings On Dairy Products

Porter Asks Return  Of Dairy Controls   Retail Grocers Plead for Products to Stay Uncontrolled

GROCERS FIGHT DAIRY CEILINGS   Return Of Controls On Milk Products Sought By OPA Chief

Decontrol Board Will ‘Decide On Control Of Dairy Industry Friday   Price Administrator Porter Insists Return T  Ceilings For All Milk Products Is Essential To Stabilization Plans

BOARD STUDIES NEXT MOVE  OPA Claims Curbs Needec For All Dairy Products

Dairy Products Ceilings Urged  Proposal Opposed by Reiail Grocers

FRITZ KREISLER IS CRITICALLY ILL   World Famed Violinist: Suffering From Peritonitic That Develoned After Gneratian.

STRIKE CRIPPLES SERVICE   Steel Workers Scheduled to Walkout Monday

‘CONVICTED MAN SAID INNOCENT  - Oklahoman Held After Claiming Guilt In Shooting Of Sheriff

UNRRA Reques For Coal Up to Owners: UMW   LaGuardia Asks Coal Mined for Relief Shipments

UMW SAYS UNRRA COAL QUERY UP TO OPERATORS   LaGuardia Wants 500,00 Tons Each Month For Relief

Get Fuel for Relief  LaGuardia Asks Mines to  Organization.  '   AFL ‘PASSES BUCK’ — ON TO OPERATORS   Reply To Request Made by UNRRA Chief Ice Made.

GREAT LAKES SHIPPING MAY BE SHUT DOWN   Lase Seamen Warn of Strike if Demands Are Not Met

P SHIPPING STRIKE IS THREATENED   TRANSPORTATION ON GREAT LAKES WOULD BE SHUT DOWN

Shippme Firms Prepare Answer To Union Demanc   CIO Warns of Great Lake: Transportation Strike Next Wednesday   NMU PRESENTS FOUR ISSUES TO OWNERS   Program Covers Hours, Allowances, Seniority, Living Conditions

AUTO INDUSTRY SHUTTING DOWN   Car Assemblies Facing Suspension As Result Of Rail Stoppage

CITY READY TO OBSERVE HOLY WEEK   Bishop F. L. Dennis of Indianapolis Is Noon-Day Speaker

TWA Pilots Agree To Arbitration to Bring Strike fo End   Planes Expected to Take to Skies . Within Short Time

ARBITRATION DECIDED UPON BY PILOTS-TWA   Service On International Basis Expected To Be Resumed As Snon As Possible

Early End Of Walkout Seen   Strike of TWA Pilots is _.. Headed for. Arbi _ tration

Men Who Will Run World Bank and Monetary Fund Will Meet This Week to Iron Out Major Problems

TTor.c 4an< Direc-ors  ‘ee: rv ie ow :  n. oe us “Vee< -0 Scar: 2 rearizing

GOV. KELLY’S  PROGRAM SURE OF PASSAGE.   Executive: Winning» Complete Victory. in Legislative. Session

American Soldiers Being Killed, Wounded ©  On Morgan Line Between Italy, Yuqoslavia

“SHERRYSTOWN MAN DIES FOLLOWING FALL   William Lewis Busbey, Aged 79 Retired Cigar Manufacturer,  Expires—Funeral Saturday

Murder of Guards Ends Last Chance For 16 Prisoners   DEATH STAND NOW ON IN CELL BLOCK   Navy Throws Guard Around Prison Isle To Halt Escape

DACHAU-HORROR’ BEING AVENGED   TWENTY-EIGHT NAZI PAYING WITH LIVES FOR ATROCITIES AT CONCENTRATION _ ....  . CAMP *

Comments. on   Ship's Mission Izvestia Says It Was Courtesy Call

Russia Says Press Of Turkey Tried To Cause Trouble   Missouri's Trip Cited as Act Unfriendly to Russia, Soviet " ‘Writer Says

Hurricane Storm Ends With Liffle Damage Reporfec   Dissipated Winds Sweep Up Atlantic Seaboard — Through Virginia

Little Damage Reported After Storm On Coast   ‘Hurricane In Florida Area - Dissipated On Coast With Slight Damege

LOSES FORCE   Hurricane Dissipated Over Carolinas and Virginia  Without Damage

Howling Storm [s Dissipated   Hurricane Passes” inland to Georgia, Causing Little Damage 

Florida Hurricane Presents Mystery  Force of Howling Winds Diccincted

Horida Dodges Heavy Damage From Storm   Dissipation Of Hurricane Puzzles Weather Experts

Hurricane Spends Self In Carolinas   What Happened To Force of Gale Complete Mystery

Parts Of Body Found Near Her Home   Believed Strangled After Mistreatment; Search Pressed

Autopsy: On Terso Of Suz. anue Degnan,.6, Shows She Was Strangied to Death   DismemberedP.arts ‘Of Body In Sewers   Belief Expressed’ Cuiling  Up af. Boily Work of Expert Butcher; Bloadslained Cart Found -

Strangled To Death, Raped,  Coroner Says   Dismembered Body Found In Sewers; Greatest Manhunt On

Dismembered Body Parts Are Scattered   HEINOUS ACT SHOCKS CHICAGO

CHILD RAPED, STRANGLED BY BRUTAL KILLER   Body Dismembered by Per. son With Knowledge Of Butchering

Picked Chicago Police Search For Kidnaper   Autopsy Shows Child Raped Before Death

GORE-STAINED CART SUPPLIES CLUE IN CASE   Coroner Says Child Probably Attacked Before Death ©

Kidnaped Child Dismembered By Expert Carver   Manhunt Continues Over Wide Area For Kidnap-Killer

(Chicago Spurs Search for Maniacal ““Butcher” of Six-Year-Old Girl

Infuriated Chicago Police Launch Shocked City’s Big. gest Manhunt; Fiend Prob. ably Raped Child

Angry Chicago Police Comb City: in Search of Brutal Kidnap-Murderer of Girl   . Dismembered Body, Except for Arms, Found in Sewers Near Home From Which 6-Year-Old Girl Was Stolen

Chicago Police Throw Ou Gceat Drag- Net for Mad, Fiendish Slaver of Child

TEMPERATIRES  Blood-Stained Cart May Provide Ciew To Sadistic Crime

Body Is Dismembered, Stuffed into Sewers   Police Believe Suzanne Degnan Was Killed Almost Immediately

‘DISMEMBERED BODY OF SUZANNE *DEGNAN. FOUND; AUTOPSY SHOWS PROBABLE RAPE BEFORE DEATH

CARVED BOD} OF KIDNAPED GIRL FOUND   Chicago Police Searching for Maniacal Slayer

DEATH SEEMS T0 HAVE BEEN BY CHOKING   Coroner Finds Fingerprints on Throat of Dismembered Body of Child Taken From Home by a Maniac Kidnaper.

Press Search For Fiend Who Strangled And Mu tilated Suzanne Degnan.

Chicago Presses Hunt For Maniac Murderer  Of 6-Year-Old Girl   Child Raped And Strangled, Then Body Dismembered

DISMEMBERE BODY FOUND IN SEWERS   Several Men Are Held For Questioning By Police   FINGERPRINTS   Found On Window Sill Of Bedroom; Bags, Ladder Main Clews In Case

Kidnapped, Mistreated, Murdered   Child Strangled By Fiend Who Threw Parts of Bod Into Catch Basin

CHILD'S HEAD IS FOUND IN CHICAGO SEWER   Vicious Kidnaper Mutilates Six-YearOld Suzanne Degnan

Suzanne Degnan Strangled To Death By Fiend   Kidnap-Killer Dumped Dismembered Parts Of Her Body In Sewer Catch Basins

Rapist-Slayer of Abducted Girl Is" Object Wide Hunt   Parts of Suzanne Degnan’s Body, Found in Sewers Near Her Home, Indicate She’d Been Raped

BODY OF LITTLE GIRL EXAMINED: RAPE INDICATED   Kidnap-Killer, Expert Carver, Strangled 6-Year-Old Suzanne Deqnan

Fiendish Killer Strangles, Hacks  Chicago Girl, 6; Rape Indicates

Dismembered Parts Of Body of Kidnaped Child Found in Catch  Basins Near Her Home

Kidnapers Spurn Offer To Pay Ransom and Portions of Severed Body Are Found In Catch-basins.   NEIGHBORHOOD IS SCOURED FOR CLUES

Criminal Attack  In Girl Slaying Tid MAltl VIO YES   Rody of Kidnaned Suzanne Degnan, 6, Dismembered by Skilled Butcher, Police Learn; Dragnet Spread for Killer Fiend

Coroner Says Expert Carver Hacked Limbs   All Parts Except Arms _Removed From Sewer  Basin on North Side

i lice Comb Chicago After Pacts of Chitd's Bedy~” “Are Found:in Sewers   FEW CLUES ARE FOUND

FIEND WHO KILLED DEGNAN CHILD HAD A BUTCHER'S SKIL   Maniat Used. An Instrument Like a Hunting Knife In His Work.   WAS AN EXPERT CARVER   Hacked the Body Into Grue‘Some Pieces at the Joints.

‘Dismembered Body Found In  Sewer Basins   Manner Indicates Fiend Had Buteher’s Skill; Near Gitl’s  Home.   FIND CHARRED BONES

(Chicago Hunts ‘Kidnap Slayer (Of Girl Child   Dismembered Body Found Neer Home

All But Arms Of Girl Found   Child Believed Criminally Assaulted, Strangled, Cut Up

MANIAC KIDNAP - SLAYER OF CHICAGO GIRL IS HUNTED BY AN INFURIATED POLICE FORCE   Gruesome Discoveries of Child's Head, Dismembered Parts of Blue-Eyed Tot, Spurs Greatest Investigation in City's History   TWO ARMS OF LITTLE VICTIM ARE STILL MISSING

Officers Hunt Kidnap Slayer of 6-year-old   Dismembered Body of Suzanne Degnan Fouad In Chicago Sewer

CORONER THINKS GIRL STRANGLED, RAPED BY KILLEF   Biggest Manhunt in Years Staged After Finding of Dismembered Body of Child

Murderer With Butcher’s Ability Carved Child to Pieces; Body Found in Sewer ;  Several Clues Being Investigated

BODY OF VICTIM HACKED TOBITS, LEFT IN SEWER   Examination Indicates That .. Child Was Attacked And Then Dismembered

Little Girl's Dismembered Body Found   Murder Comes After Kidnaping In Chicago

“xamination Indicates Fiendish Killer Ravished Six-Year Old Suzanne Degnan; Infuriated Police Push Search; Some Clues Found; Chicagoans Outraged.

Say Degnan Girl Victim Of Attack Prior To Slaying   Chicazo Child Strangled; Pohce Report Finding Of BloodStained Cart

Chicago Girl Victim of Sex Killer   Fiend with Butcher's Skill Ils Sought. In Kidnaping Death

Refuse Cart Found, Stained With Blood   Girl’s Dismembered Body Taken From Sewer; Chicago Police Launch Wide Manhunt

Exam ination Show: Suzanne Degnan Wa: Strangled. and Probabl: Criminally — “Attacked  » Pismembcred*  -Bod« Found; Police Worl On Clues. et

Autopsy Shows Kidnaped Child Was Assaulted   Was Strangled to Death; Officers In City-Wide Search

SUZANNE DEGNAN STRANGLED AFTER BRUTAL ATTACK   Dismnembered Body Dumned Inte Sewer; Police Comb City far Mantae

Seek Fiend. Who Killed Little Girl   Police Comb Chicago For Kidnaper-Slayer; Parts of Child’s Dismembered Body Foun

KIDNAPED CHILD BELIEVED RAPED BEFORE SLAYING  GIRL’S BODY FOUND,  nmicaszcasococnm tai   GIRL’S BODY FOUND, DISMEMBERED, IN TWO SEWER BASINS

PANIC-STRICKEN ANIMALS KILLED - ,  Loss Of $500,000 Suffered AsRace Horses Die ln fire

=»  culealitiill ADP 28 POLICEMAN TELLS OF WM. HEADLEES’ COMMENT ON CRIME

Byrnes Considers Foreign Observers For Test of Aton   Arrives Home from London -Today; Will Talk With  Committee

Byrnes Gets. Touchy Atomic Bomb Problem   To Determine if Foreign Observers May Watch Tests On Navy Vessels

BYRNES BACK  HOME WITH © NEW PROBLEM   Whether Foreign Observers May , Watch. Atomic ‘-Romb Tests:

Bids to Atom Test Problem for Byrnes   McMAHON ASKS FOREIGN OBSERVERS AT HISTORIC WEAPON EXPERIMENT

Alien Experts May Witness A-Bomb Test   Byrnes Will Receive Requests to Permit Foreign Observers

DOSE MOOT PON   Whether Foreign Observers Are to Be Allowed !s Still Undecided

OTHER NATIONS MAY WITNESS ATOMIC TESTS   Senate Thinks Foreign Observers  Should Be Included

Primary Election Probe Ordered  FBI Will Investigate WNew Mexico Races

Stock Market Swings Sharply Upward After Slump On New York Exchange

Stocks Gain, Tape Lags in Comeback   Analysts Offer Complex Reasons, None Entirely Clear, for Drop

Wall Street ‘Bump’ Jolts U. S.  Stock Rally Is Extended iAfter Five Billion Slump

Stock Market Swings Upward   Extends Late Rally Of Yesterday Which Chang ed Downward Course

MARKET TURNS SHARPLY UP AS RALLY GOES ON   Recent Downswing Appears To Be Halting Billions In Corporate Financina

PEARL HARBOR REPORT SIGNEL   Commanders On Spot, Top Officials Blamed For Jap Success

PEARL HARBOR BLAME FIXED BY PROBERS   Commanders at Scene and Officials in Washington Held Responsible for U. S. Failure.

Probers Clear  FDR, See. Hull   Pearl Harber Blame Suid - Bhaeed on Military

Board Declares Officers at Fault   Pearl Harbor Query Clears Hull, F.D.R.

Miners May Appeal Idle Pay Ruling   Denies State Jobless Pay Under Federal Law

SEIZURE POWER OF GOVERNMENT GETS BIG TEST   AFL Union Members Go To Work For Government; CIO Still Pickets   AUTO SETTLEMENT NEAR?   Rumors In Detroit State Ford And Chrysler Agree With UAW

Saw Through Bar, Slide 60 Feet On Rope   Guards, Officials Join In Big Roundup Search

BOWLES DEMANDS ADEQUATE FUNDS   OPA Chief And N. A. M. Clash Over Efficiency And Continuance Of Agency

Doubt Draft Of Boys, 18   Issue Dead, Opinion Of Several Conferees Studying Measure

Compromise Or Minimum Age Of 191s Seen   Trouble Looming On Any Teen-Age Dent Meacure

$300,006 Oil Test in Bay is Planned  Floetina Dock   Floating Dock Will Be Used

MEDLEY’S PAL CAPTURED IN TENNESSEE   Awaits Return To Death House At Washington

Escaped Snood Slayer Taken In Knoxville    Ex-Marine Captured _ By FBI As He-Attempts _To Board Streetcar

Escaped Death Cell Inmate Is — Found Yesterday   Dr. Frazer Stresses Schools‘ Importance

CAPITAL KILLER SEIZED IN SOUTH   FBI Nabs McFarland as He Awaits Knoxville Troliey

REDS WANT MOVE AGAINST SPAIN.   _SAYS BIG THREE: ACTION: IS NOT -ENOUGH

Charge Against Franco Too Mild, Pravda Assert:   Paper Says Policy Leaves Open Question of Fascist Liquidation

RAN DISPUTE NOW SETTLED      REBEL PROVINCE REJOINS THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT— SEPARATE ARMY DISBANDS

Anderson Signs Order Lifting Meat Control:   Livestock Prices Skyrocket To Record Highs After Truman Speech -

TRUMAN LETS  CEILING CURBS BE TAKEN OFF   Opens Gaps in Stabilization Line with Action on Food Supply.

ANDERSON SAYS SUPPLY OF BEEI IS INCREASING   Housewives ‘Warned Of Price Increases As Controls End

Mixed Reactions Greet Political “Trick To Get Democratic Votes   Labor And Political Leaders Agree That Move Will Bring On More Meat But Indications Are Ample That Price Will Be Outrageous.

Trains Begin Running Soon  After Aecord   ‘We' Lost,’ Says Whitney Agreement Is Reached On Truman Terms

Dramatic End Sends Trains Into Motion   Comes Just Before Deadline Set by President; Heads Off Danger of Immediate Suffering in Larger Cities

Trains Start Moving within Hour after Settlement Is Announced; Near Normal Operation Is © Expected Sometime Sunday

Carriers Arrange to Return to Regular Schedule   Passenger Traffic on First Runs Will Remain Light

Food Crisis Averted, Embargo Off   Many Cities Faced Dire Shortages of Fruit Vegetables in 48-Hour Tieup; Mail Sarvicee Ordered Back to Normal

Carriers Arrange to Return to Regular Schedule  Passenger Tratfic on First Runs

Settlement of Strike Followed Rapidly by Resumption of Some Schedules, Restoration of Mail Service Late Yesterday, Cancellation of Troop Movements and Suspension   of Restrictions on Air Line Travel. i

Trains Move; Restrictions Declared Off   Normal Service to Be Reached in Short Time; Mail Embargo Is Lifted at Once

 Mail Service Is Restored  Full Resumption of Rail Service Peed ww Today By Officials

Trains Start Moving Out ‘Of Terminals   Carriers Push To Restore Service; Mail Curb Lifted

Law Is Requested by lruman In Joint Session of Congress  As Two-Day Rail Walkout Ends   Crippling Power Cited

Some Trains Resume Service  Within Hour Of Tieup’s End   Government: Cancels Its Emergency Orders, Preparations; Embargo, On Mail Is Lifted

Nazis Aimed To Wipe Out Slavs  In Russia Blow   Witness Before War Crimes Tribunal Admits Burtality Directed Against Eastern Partisans

Nazis Sought 30,000,000 Russian Toll   Liquidation Testimony. Received By Atrocity. Court

Death of 30 Million Nazi Aim   Slaughter of Slavs Held Top Object in Attack on Ruesla

30,000,000 DEAD CALLED NAZI AIM   Tribunal Informed Of Drive For Wiping Out Slavs

Nazis Had Marked 30,000,000 to - Chief Says  aemnaaw QRarmenm Riess.   Former German Bigwig Declares Military Knew About Atrocities

Gestapo Leader Says Germans Attacked Russia To Wipe Out 30 Million Slavs

Avows Nazi Goal Was to Wipe Out 30 Million Slavs  Bach-Zelewski in Testimony Today At Nuernberg Court

Goal Set To Wipe Out 30 Million Slavs             Nazi General Says’ Coun Planned To- ‘Attack R sia With Goal...      [DOESN'T BA T:.-E*

Nazi Aim To Slay Slavs  Planned Elimination Of 30 Million, Claim

REVEALS NAZIS PLOTTED DEATH TO 30 MILLION   German Tells Military Tribunal of Plan To Kill Off the Slavs

German Goal; Wipe Out 30 Million Slay Partisans in Russiz   Nazi SS General Says Himmler Set Figure; Goering Furious

NAZIS DECREED SLAUGHTER FOR 30 MILLION SLAVS   SS GENERAL SAYS HIMMLER PLOTTED MURDER POLICIES

DEATH 10 30 MILLION WAS GOAL OF NAZI WAR ON RUSSIA   Commander Of Units Given Job Of Killing Tells Of German Aim:

Goering Curses  High SS General   Commander of Troop: Which Razed Warsaw Eases His Conscience

Nazis Sought To Eliminate Slavs  Attacked Russia To Wine Out 30 Million

OPA OUT T0 SEE IF PRICE OF SUITS IS BOING UP NOW   Is Surprised At Industry Report That Rise Came After Adjustments

Embarrassment In Washington... .  OPA Surprised To Learn Price Of Suits Is Rising

OPA fo Check On Suit Story   Surprised at Industry Reports Prices for Men's Suits Are Rising

OPA AMAZED TO HEAR SUITS UP   LAUNCH PROBE OF PRICES REPORTED BY MANUFACTURERS

OPA, Embarrassed And Surprised, Set: Out To Learn If Men's Suits Are Higher

OPA Begins Suit Probe   Surprised To Learn Prices For Men’s Suits Up After New Order.

OPA Looks Into ise In Prices  Of Men’s Suits   Modifies Order To Man.ufacturers In Move For More Deliveries.

OPA Probes Men’s Suits Price Rise   Restriction To  Delivery Lifted

SUIT PRICE RISE SURPRISES OPA   Agency Begins Study Wher Cuts Fail To Appear Also

OPA Lifts Men's Suit  Restrictior   30 Days’ Grace Giver Industry; Prices of Clothes Studied.

OPA Studies Price Climb On Clothing   Remove Restrictions Producers Claimed Was Blocking Deliveries

OPA Is Dismayec By Price Jumps   Increases On Men’s Suits Being Probed

A Surprised OPA Checks Reports Of Rising Prices for Men’‘s Suits

OPA Opens Study of Men's Clothes  Agency Also Grants ‘Pricing Order Change

O. P. A. Launches Investigation On Reported 15 Per Cent Increase In Price Of Men’s Suits

Suit Prices Go Up, OPA Learns  Embarrassed Agency Opens Investigation

Ex-RAF Pilot Goes on Trial   Accused of Slaying Movie Extra Margery Gardner in London

FORMER FLYER ON TRIAL FOR MURDER   Heath Accused of Slaying Iwo Enolich Women

Attorney General Says He Hopes FBI Will Solve Georgia Lynchings Soon

HOPES LYNCHING WILL BE SOLVED   Attorney General Wants To See Justice Done In Georgia.

Atom Bomb Test To Produce Huge Blast Next May      Explosion Will Be Equal to That of 40,000. Tons of TNT

Georgia Baptists Vote  To Meet With Negroes   Precedent Breaking Move Comes Without Unfavorable Discussion From Floor: Both Conventions Now In Session In Savannah; Christian Unity Stressed

Coffee Price Increase Is Authorized   OPA Allows Immediate Lift in Ceilings on Beiter Type of Cotton Clothing. Also Beans

Premier’s Cable To UNO Vouches For Hussein Ala   Soviet Pays Up In Full To Fund. To Cancel * Rumors of Quitting*

UNO Unit y Is Visioned By Powers   Russia Pays Dues, Indiecating Shell Resume Seat At Sessions

tran Premier Fully Backs Hussein Ala   British Fear Russ Leaving Arms in Iran as Troops Move

lran Premier Shows Where He Stands   Ghavam Demonstrates He Is Strongly Rehind Ambassador

Iran Uinel backs Up UNO Case Against Russians   Premier Ghavam   Premier Ghavam Refutes Charge He and Ala Disagree

IRANIAN SUPPORTS COUNTRY’S STAND   Charges Against Soviet Are Still Kept Up by Nation.

Let Envoy Stay Put   Government Clears Muddle In Throwing Support To Ambassador

UNITED STATES TO RETAIN STRATEGIC PACIFIC BASES   TRUMAN SAYS ISLANDS FORMERLY UNDER JAPANESE MANDATE WILL BE UNDER U. 8, CONTROL

RULES OF CPA ON LOW COST GARB JUNKED   PRICES INCREASED FOR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

Low-Cost Clothing Regulations Are Junked By CPA °   Officials Say Program Is “No Longer Possible”

Murder Charge Faces New Jersey Man Accused ‘Of Drowning Daughter

U.S. ACCUSES RUSSIA OF VIOLATION   Failed to Send Jop Troops Home As Per Agreement

Acheson Defends Policy in China;  Scores Moscov   Says Soviet Russia Has Failed to Live Up to Potsdam Terms in Japan

U.S. CHARGES SOVIET BREACH OF JAP TERMS   IN ip Army Not ‘Repatriated .

U. S. CHARGES REDS IGNORING POTSDAM PACT   Acheson Says Russia Fails to Repatriate Japanese

Chinese Policy Defended by U.S   Soviets are Charged With Violation of Potsdam Declarations.

US. DEFENDS ITS POLICY IN CHINA: REBUKES RUSSIA   Scores Reds For Ignoring Potsdam “Paet On Japan

Chinese Assembly Meets, Communists Hint Country’s Peace Hopes Sunk

Chinese Peace Hopes Fade as Reds Ignore Assembly  Communists Boycott ‘Unilateral’ Group;

Chiang Calls Assembly Meet As Peace Hopes AppearLost For Nation Long In Battle

Assembly Meets In China, Reds Leave Nanking   Chiang Says Day Of Political Tutelage For Country Over

Chiang Opens National Body   Boycotting Communists Pack Bags to Leave Nanking

CHIANG CALLS UP ASSEMBLY   Opens Session Even Though Communists Refuse to Take Part

CHINESE ASSEMBLY OPENED WITH REDS SAYING HOPE LOST  GEN. ‘CHIANG CONVOKES . ‘MEETING BOYCOTTED B)

CHINA’S PEACE HOPES FALTER   Communists Hint of New Warfare as Chiang Calls Assembly to Order

Chinese Open New Assembly ‘Despite Split   Chiang Galls Sessions As Communists Refuse Teo Participate.

HOPES FOR PEAC! IN CHINA’ SUNK B' REDS WITHDRAWA   Chiang Calis National Assembl} Into Session But Comimunists Shun Party °

Chiang Opens Ass cenbly OF   N ationalists ©   All Other Chinese Partics Refuse to Participate  In Assembly.

Chiang Calls National Assembly; 2 Parties Refuse To Join Council

Chiang Calls Assembly To  First Session   Communist Delegation Boycots Meeting; Packs Bags To Leave Nanking

CHIANG GALLS FIRST NATIONAL ASSEMBLY   Communists Boycott Session, Hint Of More War

CHINESE EDS HINT PEACE HOPES GONE   Prepare to Leave Nanking, Ignoring Assembly Called by Kai-shek to Draft a New Constitution for China.

Assembly Opens In China Despite Red Ultimatum   Communist Leader Says Assembly Will Increase Intensity of Warfare

Chiang Opens National Assembly Without  Communist Delegates   Chou En-Lai Indicates Hopes for Peace Are Sunk Civil Warfare Expected to Blaze Higher Than Ever; Mongolians Also Threaten Walkout

China Assembly Opens With Red Warning of War   Communist Leaders Boycott Session; Say Peace Hopes Sunk

 LUN 2 ace Opes AXE olin  China Reds Boycott \Opening Session Of National Assembly

Says China Peace Hope Is Sunk   Chou Predicts All-Out Civil War As Chiang Convenes Assembly; Communists Walk Out

Chiang Calls Assembly, Reds Pack to Leave, Hinting Civil War to Blaze Higher Than Ever

NEW CABINET SELECTED BY JAP PREMIER   COALITION GROUP PICKED TO RULE HUNGRY NIPPON

BRITISH STIFFEN POLICY ON REDS   Bevin Leaves Paris Parley For Dominion Talks in London

British Policy Change Seen   Relations Grow Steadily Worse Between Soviet, Western Powers:

Veteran Buys Valua ble Radio Equipment As Junk   Mireraft Transmitter-Receiver Sets Valued At $4,000 Purchased From Atlanta Junk Dealer For 36, He Tells Surplus Property Probers

Tucker Named In Libel Action   Theodore Granik instructs Attorneys

HOUSE DENUURATIG LEADERS BATILE COALITION TRYING 10 PROBE TRUMAN ADMINISTRATION

CAR THIEF SLUGS GUARD; ESCAPES   Companion jn Break Caught By Indiana Police

20 PERSONS KILLED IN CRASH OF PLANE      Transatlantic Aircraft Rams Arvgentire Mountain

Twenty Die In Plane Crackup   Transatlantic Ship Hits Rio Mountainside

TWENTY KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Transport Smashes Into Mountain in South America.

TWENTY KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   TRANSATLANTIC LINER HITS MOUNTAIN

10 Persons Killed In Crash in Brazil   Bodies Badly Mutilated In Cash; One Survives

RECORD PRICES PAID FOR MILK   July Production Reported Second Highest in Ohio History

Believe Jews Did Blasting    Note Says Underground Planted Explosives In Palestine Hotel

Ninety-eight. Persons Dead oi Missing Following Bombing OF Jerusalem Hotel   PALESTINE TENSE AS’ EVIDENCE IS CATHERED

41 Dead, 92 Missing, Tn Palestine   Blasting of Hotel Was One of the Worst Outrages

Truman Behind  HisHead Of Party   Favors Hannegan; President Hasn’t Talked Caucus

TRUMAN GIVES HANNEGAN AID   Expresses Personal Friend. ship For Democratic Chairman

Truman Will Carry Fighi To ThePeople   Candidates To Siress Issues

Truman Puts His Approval  On Hannegan   Democratic Party Chairman Suits Him, President Tells PressConference

TRUMAN BACKS HANNEGAN IN DEMOCRAT ROW   Maps Battle in Fight For His Legislative Program

President Renews Friendship Stand  Bob Hannegan All Right With Him in Demo Job

President Backs Democrat Leader   Truman Blast Source Toid  Hawaii Admiral le flows. Pies.

BACK MERGER OBJECTIVES   Forrestal ‘Pledges Aid Tc President’s Plan, But Hard Fight Looms

Forrestal To Help Attain Forces Merger   Navy Secretary Writes Truman Guarded Letter

Forrestal Cagily Tells President He Will Support ‘Objectives’ Of Army-Navy Merger

Merger Plan Help Pledged   Forrestal to Aid in ArmyNavy Merger Obiectives

Navy Capy on Approval For ‘Merger Plans   Forrestal’s Latter Not As “Whole - Haurted” As Patterson’s Pledge

Texarkana Killer Hunt Intensified.   Fear Grows as Extra Police Throw: Into Search for Slayer

Fear Spreads Like Cancer As—  Police Widen Search For Texarkana Killer

APPLEGATE IS NAMED MAGISTRATES’ PRES’T   Succeeds James Laughlin; Annual Meeting Conducted at Doylestown  FOUR NEW MEMBERS

WORLD AR TRD AS PIREONHOLEL   Army Asks State Dept. t * Defer Approval of B-29’s Flight

Chinese Communist: Propose Quick  Truce in Conflict   Marshall's Committee Is Asked to Meet and Work Out Terms to End Civil Strife Between Factions

1st Black Market in Bread Reported; Buffalo, N. Y., to Pray for ‘Staff of Life’

BLACK MARKET IN BREAD IS NOW REPORTED   Lines Of Bread-Seeking Housewives Grow Longer   No. Relief Is Seen Either From Meat Shortage

Long Lines Of Bread Seekers In Many Cities   No Relief Looms In Meat Famine; PRravere Planned

Shortage of Meat Still Very Acute   Survey Sho ws Situatior Grows Worse—Kansas  City Bakers Strike

Report Bread Black Market   No Relief From  Meat Shortage Can Be Noticed

Bread Black Market Hits  Urban Areas   Lines Of Bread-Seeking Housewives Increasing; Meat Gets Shorter

U.S. BLACK MARKEI IN BREAD CHARGED AT PHILADELPHIA   Scarcity of Grain and Meat Is Reported from All Parts of Country; Appeals Made Today.

MERCURY TAKES A DIP   Temperatures Drop to Below Zerc in Most Parts of State

SWIHART IS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF CARROL! COUNCIL OF CHURCHES   OFFICERS ARE ELECTED AT FRIDAY NIGHT MEETING OF NEW CHURCH ORGANIZATION.

Air Ace Denies Girl Branding; Defense Opens   Typist Wanted to Marry Him, Lt. Farrell Tells Boston Jury

Execution of 38 Airmen Revealed   Only 11 Captured U. S. Fliers Tried, Report

Navy Changes _ Fleet System   Two Commands Abolished  In Eronomy Move

VET FEARED SUICIDE IN DUAL MURDER SASE   Farewell Mote Found In Man’s Automobile   MAN HUNT UNDER WAY

Hughes Tells Crash Details To Physician   Hospital Doubtful If Famed Aviator Will Recover

Methodist: Women Elect New Officers  Will Install Them At Next Meeting

Official Election  Figures Revealed   All State Democratic Candidates Winners

Russia Protests Refugee Proposa  Displaced Persons Question Reopened

Russia Criticizes U. N. Proposals to Settle Refugees   Calls for Disbanding of Polish Emigrant Army

Refugee Plan Is Rapped by Russians   Delegate Calls for Disbanding of Immigrant Army

PRESIDENT FIRM ON PRICES STAND   Removal of Controls On Scarce Articles Is Opposed.

Big 3 Pact for Early Ban on A-Bombs Seen   Powers Skip Demands for Census on Armed Forces

Armament Check Sidetracked for BroaderPrograrm   UN Members Called Upon to Begin Disarmament Moves.

NEW ARMS REDUCTION PLAN URGED   Big Three Agree To Consider Broad Program

UN TROOP AND -ARMSCHECK IS  OMETRACKED   Great Britain, United States and Russia Favor Broadened Disarmament Plan,

- Action Taken in Favor of Broader. UN Program for Reduction of Arms

WOULD MAKE ' REPORT TO 4 UN NEXT YEAR   U. 35., Britain, Pa USSR Agree ; le  On Pronneal

NEW PROPOSAL WOULD OUTLAW ATOMIC BOMB   Broad Program for Disarmament Is Included

Drop Proposal ror Census of ‘Troops, Arms   New Plan Calls For Report to UN Next Year

Permit U.N. To Proceed Immediately   Delegation Approval Necessary——Spaak Authors Plan

ARMS CENSUS DRIVEDROPPED: PLAN WIDENED   J. S., Britain And Russia In Compromise On World Disarmament

THREE POWERS AGREE ON PLAN GF ARMS CURB   Atomic Energy Ban Withdrawal Of Troops In Broad Program

Powers Study New Plan For Arms Control   Agree Tentatively To Broad Program Involving A-Bomb

FOUR MILLION VOTERS REGISTERED IN PA.   Democrats Show Biggest Loss in Registrations

4 378,373 ELIGIBLE TO VOTE IN STATE   All County Figures Are Official Except Those of Philadelphia  REPUBLICANS LEAD

Maritime Union — Takes New Steps lo Spread Strike  TisUp Of Great Lakes Within Week Objective of CIO

CIO Takes New Steps in Lake Strike   Carriers Declare Crews Return to Nine More Vessels

LAKES STRIKE TIES UP MUCH SHIPPING   One Spokesman Says Crews Return to Several Vessels

PLAN BUILDING 1000 MILES OF ROAD IN STATE   Designed To Facilitate Farr Transportotion—23.7 Miles For County

World Series Fever, Heat, FBI, And Baby Buggy Combine to Bring About Murder Suspect's Capture

Yen: to Hear Series “Breaks’ , Case— Seize California Police Kille   Laws of Chance Accrue Against Hiding Slayer

STORMY PARLEY HELD THURSDAY   Legislative Council, How ever, Agrees To Yearly Assembly Sessions

Annual Legislative Session Is Favored   No Action Is Taken On More Pay For Members of Assembly ”

Urges Emphasis On Safety in Aviation   Clinic Told Safety Begins With Flight Instructor Rather Than Pilot

Weather   Opponents, However, Are Quick to Tell About Beliefs on New Aet. Brown Is Heard.  PRICES FOR STOCK SET NEW RECORDS

INQUIRE INTO OIL ACTIVITY OF PAULEY   Ickes Says He Offered Campaign Aid to Prevent Suit

SENATE NAVY COMMITTEE 18  STUD YENG CONFLICTING TESTIMONY REGARDING © OW LANDS SUIT ‘

Group Is Studying Actions of Pauley   Oil Activities Probed By Senate Committee

UNO CREATES ATOM ENERGY CONTROL BODY   First Decisive Action Is Taken on Major World Issue

U.N. 0. GREATES AN ATOMIC BOARD   SECURITY COUNCIL TO CONSIDER 3 ISSUES SEEN AS THREATS TO PEACE.

BARE BIG FEE PAID WITNESS   Pay Hemans $6,000 For ‘Special Services,’ Probe Reveals

Huge Sum Paid Charles Hemans A Star Witness  Received $8,850 for

Bowles says inflation can be prevented  if price and rent control practiced

Ex-G. I. “Heir” To Uncle’s Millions Missing As Luck Story Proves Hoax

Gouin Cabinet Depends Upon Budget Success   ‘Massive’ Reduction: Must Be Accepted By Three Parties

Ohio, Alabama PAC Candidates Running Behind   Early Primary Returns From 4 States; Light Vote Cast

CO-PAC MEN VOTE RETURNS   Huffman Has Ohio Lead; Holland Sets Florida Pace

$14,000,000 Public Health Proposals Signed By Dewey    State Launches Program -Designed to End Tuberculosis in 20 Years

REORGANIZATION OF CONGRESS URGED BY SENATE. COMMITTEE   Modernization Necessary To Prevent Breakdown

\COMMITTEE URGES OVER HAULING OF PRESENT SY8TEM—PAY BOOSTS AND   PENSIONS RECOM. ° "Ae DED)

FOUR HUNDRED POLES AND 75 TONS OF SPECIAL WIRE IN.CLUDED IN MATERIALS  _ REQUIRED.

WOOL POOL JUNE 27   Bucks-Mont. Pool To Be Loaded At Depot Here And Graded

Rural Repair Jobs Te Benefit County   More Than $966,006 to Be Spent For Improvements

23 LOSE LIVES NAIR CRACKUP   Two - Year-Old Infant’s Only Survivor of Plane Crash.

[Two-Year-Old Boy Only Survivor Of Airliner Crash: 23 Thought Dead

AIRLINER CRASH CLAIMS 23 LIVES   TWO-YEAR OLD BOY ONLY SURVIVOR OF CRASH IN NEVADA

Death Toll 01 Nevada Air Crash To 23   “Only Survivor Of Crash Of Luxury Liner’Near Elko Is 2-Year-Old Boy

23 Killed In  Plane Crash  Near Elko, Nev. Two-Year-Old Boy  Is Sole Survivor

23 Killed in Crash of Big Luxury Plane   2-Year-Old Boy Only Survivor; Cause Unknown

Airliner in Wreck: 20 lives Lost   Boy, 2, Lone Survivor Of Trans-Luxury’s Crash in West.

Two-Year-Old Boy Is Lone Crash Survivor   Airliner Falls In Nevada Carrying TwentyThree Persons To Their Death — ‘Child  a Only One Aboard Plane To: Escape. A auleh

MACARTHUR — WARNS! IAPS AGAINST RIOTS:   Will Not Tolerate Violence By Minority Groups

GENERAL TELLS JAPS THAT DISTURBANCES BY "DISORDERLY MINORITIES” ARE . UNDER BAN cs

MACARTHUR WARNS AGAINSI MOB VIOLENCE   Commander Acts After Hunger Demonstration

St. Paul Teachers End Walkout After City Meets Demands   Increased Salaries, School Improvements Granted  By City Amendment

Teachers In St. Paul Win Wage Boost:   Call Off Strike After City Charter Commission Approves Amendment For Funds

ST. PAUL SCHOOLS TO REOPEN JAN. 6 AS STRIKE ENDS   Teachers Agree to Go Back to Class Rooms; Lost Time  to Be Made Up

Teachers End Their Strike In St. Paul   City Charter Group Action Breaks Deadlock; May Open School Monday

TEACHERS’ STRIKE ENDS AT ST. PAUL   WIN PAY INCREASE DEMANDED NOV, 25, WHEN STRIKE BEGAN

TEAGHERS BAGK ON MINN, JOBS   st. Paul Group Suspends Long Strike After Indication Of Salary Raise And School Improvements.

Teachers Win Month Strike For Higher Pay   St. Paul Pupils Go Back te Schools As Commission Gives In

St. Paul Teachers Vote To End Their Walkeut   Out Since Nov. 29---Pay Hikes Will Have to Be Voted On by Citizens

ESCAPED..J0WACONVICT BACK   Lammey Surrenders to Des Moines Police

No Comment by Supreme Court   Many Dissenting Votes Recorded in Last  Day of Session

Supreme Court Members Agreed On Few Opinions   All Agreed In Upholding Conviction of Three Large Tobacco Companies

Ten Clauses Block Italy’s Peace Treaty   Delegates Work Toware Adjournment Set Oct. 1s

COMPLETE ALL BUT 10 CLAUSES ITALIAN TREATY   European Peace Parley Driving Hard For Oct. 15 Finish

talian Treaty Remains Balked ~ By Disagreement Over Trieste Controls

TREATY WORK I$ SPEEDED UP   All But Ten Clauses Now Completed by Parley On Italian Pact

Peace Treaty for Italy Nears an End  Ten Clauses Are Yet to Be Written in Pact

Possible Sites For UN Locaton Are Announced   Commission Reveals Fifteen Possible Sites Select. ed In Northern Area

Areas Range From Two to 40 Square Miles; Three Choices Given in Categories

15 Possible Sites Are Selected For Permanent. Home Of United Nations

15 Possible Sites For UN Picked ....  ‘Minority And Majority ‘Reports May Be Made By ‘UN Atomic Energy Board

Selection Of 15 U.N. Sites  Is Announced   Commission To Cut List For Permanent Home To Five

UN Commission Ha: 15 Probable Sites for Home  International Body Narrows Its Choice for Capital

U.N. Location Still Problem   Commission Picks  15 Possible Sites

United Nations Committee Selects Fifteen Possible Sites ForLocationOfHome

GUIDANCE MEETING AT JUNIATA COLLEGE   Testing Program fy Schools Jo Be Continued

"hts Clearly A Case Of Suicide’ Daughter Of Concert Pianist I< Victim Of Gunshot Wound

Marie Iturbi Dies ‘by: Gun   Pianist’s Daughter Takes Life at 28

Marie H. Iturbt Kills Self Today   Daughter of Jose Iturbi Fourd Dyirg In Beverly Hills Home

Continuance of Chilean Public Services Assured  24-hour Nationwide Strike Threatened, Fe Dentact af Bink

CHILE PREPARES FOR HUGE STRIKE   GOVERMENT MAKES PLANS TO MAINTAIN PUBLIC SERVICE

CHILEAN UNIONS THREATEN TIEUP   Government Acts to Assure  Vital Services

PUBLIC SERVICES. 10 OPERATE, SAYS” ‘CHILE GOVERNMENT   lransportation, Utilities To Be Uninterrupted During 24-Hour, Nationwide Strike Of Chilean Labor Groups  wm. waetm maar ax PrwantT

Chile To Use Army To Keer Trains Going  $00,000 Threaten Strike in Protest

Ex-Servicemen Seize Keys to Chicago Housing Project and Become Squatters

HOUSE COMMITTEE MEMBERS. INDICATE THEY WILL REC’ OMMEND LESS THAN YEAR: EXTENSION—____

KANSAS SROPS WIDELY DAMAGED BY RAINS, HAlI   Worst Storms Since 1923  Cause Serious Setbacks.

Rules In Favor of Magazine   Supreme Court Says Esquire, Varga Girl Okay

Court Upholds Use Of Mails  By Esquire   Lower Court’s Decision Against Revocation Of Second Class Mailing Privileges Affirmed

Magazine Wins Mailing Rights  Post Office Action In Barring Esquire

NMU Seamen Working Ships, Strike Ends  Maritime Agency Di.eae Dewibcs   Maritime Agency Places Parity On Wace Rates

Fruits, Vegetables Ceilings Restored Today by OPA   Half of Family Food Affected by New lowa Order

EXPECT CHANGE FOR PRICES ON SEVERAL ITEMS   Ceilings on Other Foods Left Under Control to Take Effect Ausust 5

OPA Ceilings Restored in This State   New Vegetable and Fruit Prices to Be Effective at Once

OUD CEILING PAGES aTART BACK {N IOWA   Fruits and Vegetables First to Go Under Control of New Law.

Ceilings Back On Vegetables, Fruits In lowa   Immediate Price Adijustment Ordered By OPA; Gradual Upswing.

FOOD CEILINGS RETURN TOIOWA   Fruits and Vegetables Back On OPA Price List

That Number To Be Unemplayed By Fall Unless Strong Efforts Made To Create Johbs..

Millions Face Unemployment By The Autumn   General Bradley Insists Jobs Must Be Created For The Veterans

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION HEAD DECLARES MORE JOBS MUST BE CREATED. BY—

Bradley Says Many To Seek Jobs in Nation   NEW JOBS FOR MEN ARE NEEDED IN UNITED STATES

FOR: PUBLICATIONS—   ‘Three Newsmen Must Be Jailed For Three Days  Group Adjudged © .To- Be In Contempt PE Paauntye Caupt

Corpus Newsmen Appeal Denied By State Court   Sentenced To Serve Three Days In Jail For Contempt

Corpus Christi Newsmen  Are Ordered To Be Jailed   Criminal Appeals Court Splits Decision But Decides News, Editorials In Contempt

Third Officer Held In Theft   Army is Still Investigating Greatest Jewel! Robbery

‘ ~ vie Ars anal — 34 ian w bee ee bm Nate mee mt la eat  - Te pas oon ™ ara 4 rN. a--

THIRD ARREST MADE IN ARMY JEWEL THEFT   Major Watson Held In Frankfurt, Germany As Accomplice

IN GEM THEFT   U. S. Army Major Is Held In Germany in Theft Of Royal Jewels

THIRD OFFICER IS HELD IN JEWEL THEFT   Major Watson of Calif. Is Taken into Custody As Being Implicated

Another Arrested In Jewel Stealing   Major in Germany Taken Into Custody

MPs Arrest Major In Jewel Theft   Nab Third Officer As Army Sorts Germanv’s Tewels.

Third Officer Arrested for  Theft of Gems   Army Weighs Jewels To See How Near Case Is to Solution

Her Dream Comes True; Norah Carpenter and Babies Await U.S. Trip

Mother Of Quads Headed For U. S.   Norah Carpenter Bringing Her Three Living Children With Her

»Norah, Three Babies, Await Ship for U.S.   Woman Who Gave Birth to ‘Quads’ in 1944 Will Rejoin Her Lover, William Thompson at Pittsburgh.

Greenwood Girl Maid Of Cotton   Miss Gwin Barnwell Selected For Honor’? In Memphis Contest,

PLOTTED 10 OUST CHURCHILL, MAKE NEW GOVERNMENT  FLEW TO ENGLAND PREPARED TO DEAL

Hess Had Plannec To Make Peace,  Unseat Churchill   British Government Discloses No. 2 Nazi Sough “To Prevent Collapse of Empire’ But Hitler Wanted Free Hand Throughout Europe

Hess Opposed  The Churchill  Government Planned to Work  With Cabinet Westane l<; ba Tl eee

TO UNSEAT CHURCHILI   Hess Plan Was for Hitler to Make Peace With New Gorernment

RUDOLF HESS MISSION 15 DISCLOSED   Wanted To Unseat Churchill And Assure Nazis Free Hand

Hess Hoped to Stop War With British   Made Flight From Germany to Propose Overthrow of Churchill Regime and Make Peace With New Cabinet.

And To Warn Against US  HESS IN ENGLAND TO SUGGEST UNSEATING CHURCHILL, PEACE

SStieaecstd BE CP ATE   Hess Proposed Unseating Churchill; Sought Peace With New Government

Hess Made Flight To Enlist Help From British Fascists   Purpose of Flight Bared At War Crimes Trial; Hoped To Unseat Churchill and Place In Power British Groups Who Would Cooperate With Nazis.

Hess Flight  Story Bared At War Trial   No. 3 Nazi Sought TR WE Moco tee #O WHASCGL WHY,  Make British Peace

British Reveal Hess Proposal For 41 Peace   Would Have Unseated Churchill Government; Given Nazis Free Hand

Hess Wanted To Unseat Churchill, Give Nazis Free Hand, Brifish Disclose

Hess Sought To Oust Churchill   Flew To England To Unseat War Chief, Make Peace With New Cabinet

REVEAL HESS PEACE OFFERS   Flew To England With Pro.  posal to Unseat Churchill Government

Hess Meant To  Unseat Winne   Flew To Scotland In *41 To Make Peace With A New  Cabinet.

British Bare  Reasons for  Hess’ Flight   Former No. 3 Nazi Went to Scotland with Praposals to _ Unseat Churchill and ‘Make Peace with New Cabinet

Reveal Hess Flew to Englanc to Unseat Churchill Cabinet   German Leader Offered Peace Plan to Give’ Nazis European Contro}

Hess Planned Campaign To Overthrow ‘Churchill, Crimes Testimony Reveals

Hess Sought fo Unseat Churchill In Peace Move   Nazi Leader Wanted To Assure Germany Free Rein, British  Gavarnmané M'..l....

BRITISH LAUNCH ATTACK ON HESS   Charge He Flew To England To Win Nazis Free Hand

Hess Had A Plan   Proposed to En to End War With Britain At Price Of Free Hand in Europe

HESS’ PLAN WAS 70 DICKER WITH NEW BRIT REGIME   Tribunal Hears Hess Planned to Unseat Churchill and _Then.Make Peace With New ‘British Cabinet

PLANNED FOR PEAGE WITH NEW GABINET   Warned Britain U. S. Had Designs on Empire and Would Annex Canada.

British Demand Hess Punishmen  Wanted Free Hand for Nazis in Europe

CHURCHILL WAS TARGET OF HESS   Evidence At Trial Shows Hess Flew To Scotland With Plan To Unseat Churchill.

Hoped: to Make Pence With New Cabinet Which Would ‘Assure ‘Nazis: Free Hand tu Europe           Purpose Of Flight, To Scotland In 74)       ‘eist Circies-io Bring: .About Arnuistice.

Hess Plot Now Bared By British   Now It Can Be Told--Why ress Made Historic Fliaht

HESS SOUCHT T0 SHELVE WINNIE, BRITISH REVEAL   Tribunal Told Reason for Fa: mous Flight To Strengthen Nazis in Eurépe

WALLACE STATEMENT DISPLEASES BARUCH   Elder Statesman Says Former Cabinet Member Has Failed To - Correct Misstatements

Baruch Scores Wallace’s Failure To Correct Atomic Policy ‘Errors’

Iturbi’s Daughter Commits Suicide   Police Find No Motive In Death of Woman >

Dauahter Kill Self at Home of Pianist lturbi    Father Hears Shot and ' Finds Her With Her > ' Hair Ablaze

Jose Iturbi’s Daughter Ends Her Own Life in Noted Pianist's Home

12 Suggestions For Improving » State Asylums   Investigators See Saving Of $2,412,400 In Riulding Funds«.

REPORT URGES IMPROVEMENT 3 AT HOSPITALS   Says Most of Changes Can Be Made Without New Leaislation.

PROPOSE PLAN FOR IMPROVING OF HOSPITALS   12 Recommendations Made by Committee Headed by Knudson

Changes Urged in Minimum Pay Bill   Present Measure ‘Sure’ Of Veto, Solons Assert

ACCEPTABLE WAGE BILL IS POSSIBLE   Senate Works for Compromise Suitable to Truman-

Whitney Say: President  Breaks Faith   Calls Upon Powerful Trainmen’s Union To Fight Back For Labor Interests.

WHITNEY HINTS AT NEW STRIKE   Trainmen Chief Charges President Has Broken Faith With Labor

President Broke Faith.  He Declares   Hints Another Railroad Strike Will Be Called

Prosecutor Admits 3 Murder Victims Were Nazi Agents  French Doctor Seeks to Shift Blame  Far Macc Slavinac tn Racictanco Grann

rent KILLED. GESTAPO-AIDES   Prosecutor Acknowledges That French Defendant Slew Enemy Agents in France

Sur ‘prise Pops Up In Trial Of Mar ‘cel Petiot   Pp osecution Coneedes Three of 27 Stayings Charged Against Him Of Gestapo Agents

CONGEDES 3 OF VICTIMS WERE NAZI AGENTS   Prosecutor Makes Surprising Statement in Trial of Petiot

Petiot Killed 3 Gestapo Agents   But Denies He Did Away With Any Jews

CONDUCT TEST IN BAIL GRASH   Duplicate Death Train Is Stopned Safely

Russia Blamed For Big Four Parley Failure   Appeal to U-N Assembly Seen As Possibility

Byrnes Lays Paris Failure To Russia   Expects Peace Parley Will Be Called This Summer

BYRNES OPE “OFFENSIVE FOR PEACE”   Secretary of State Reports on Iil-Fated aris Meeting

BRITISH RATIONING LAID AT U.S, DOOR   Minister Calls On America To Ship More Wheat

30 Killed, 500 Wounded In Indian Riots   Civilians Join Battle As Naval Mutiny Rages

Uprising On Ship Halted By Artillery   Tommies Use Guns On Rebellious Mobs

Soviets To Back Proposal of U. § For Limitations   Unanimity Demanded By Molotov; Action Comes as Surprise

Reds Agree To United States Anns Proposal  Big Power Veto  easene bon Ak.

Reds Agree To United States Arms Proposal   Molotov Declares Big Power Veto Wilf Not Apply

Russia Yields Veto Power on Arms Limitations Controls and Inspection   ~ Molotov, In Major Concession, Also Agrees ToAccept Ufited States Armament Reduction Proposals As Basis For Discussion

MOLOTOV YIELDS RIGHT OF VETO ON CONTROL SYSTEM   Conciliators Move. Hailed By Delegates Basis. for Boreementk

Molotov To Talk Of Arms At Meet   Conciliatory Move Is Welcomed At U N Conclave

Way Cleared For UN Talks  On Arms Cut   Molotov Agrees To Accept U.S. Plan as Session Basis

U.S. Preposal Is Accepted By Russians      Approval of Suggestions For Discussion on Arme Reduction Is Hailed as Concession bv Malatay

Withdraws Her Plan Jn Favor of U.S.Proposal; “Way Cleared for Smmediate UN Action On Details.

Russia Agrees To U. S. Plans To Limit Arms   Molotov Dectares Veto Will Not Apply to Aay System Of Controls, Fnsoertions   Opens Door For Immediate Action   Russian Minister’s Statement Hailed As “Import-_ ant Concession” In  Thiseusesions

Russ Accept Disarm Talk Plan of U.S.   Important Concession Made By Moscow; Veto Not to Be Connected

Russians Accep’ U. $. Proposals On Arms Slash  Molotov Says Veto Won't Apply On Arms Inspection

Russia ‘Agrees To No Veto On Controls Plan   ‘Molotov Accepts U.S. ‘Arms Proposal With’ Explanation of Stand

Molotov Agrees to Accept U. 5. Arms Proposals   Important Concession Made by Russia to Promote Unity.

Would Discuss U. S. Proposal On Arms Cut   Molotov Makes Concessions at  U. N. Session

Molotov Accepts US. Plan, Drops Veto on Controls   Concession Hailed As Key to Speedy Arms Limit Action

U. S,, BRITAIN PRESS ACTION ON ARMS VETO   Reds May Not Reveal Position Until Tomorrow

Soviets Accept U.S. ‘Arms Siash Proposal Be Basic for Discussion

New Concession "By Molotov In Arms Cut Talks   Accepts U. S. Plan As Discussion Basis; Ne Vata On Inenecthinne.

Russia Drops Veto Demand on Arms Plan   Molotov Accepts U. S. Proposal on Reduction as Discussion Basis

MINERS FACING HUNGRY WEEKS   CAN COUNT ON LITTLE MONEY FROM GOVERNMENT

Jobless Pay for / Strikers Doubtet   'U. S., States Have Few Pro visions for Payment

District Meeting — Of Lawyers Here   Henry TePaske fg Elected President 

District Meeting Of Lawyers Here  Henry TePaske Elected President

More Sugar Is Assured For U.S,  ~ 500,000 More Tons ~ Bought For 1947

ICKES WILL RESUME FIGHT ON PAULEY   Leaves Office Today, But Will, Still Battle

HAROLD LICKES QUITS TRUMAN'S  “CABINET TODA   “Curmudgeon” May Resume Attack on .AdministraHen Nexut Week

Ickes Is Expected ToPush Wallace. As 1948 Nominee   “Honest Harold” Unlikely to Drop Fight

Democrats Unhappy, Republicans Jubilant—  Ickes to Testify Again Next Week

Ickes Expected To Continue To Assail Truman   Chance For Pauley’s Confirmation Believed Dim In Preserft Setup

ICKES RETIRES °TO PLAN BLAST ON PRESIDENT   To Appear Before Senate As Witness Against Pauley

ICKES 10 FIRE ANOTHER SALVO AGAINST PAULEY   Is Scheduled to Testify Next Week at Senate Hearing on Nomination   GIVES UP OFFICE TODAY   VIVES Ur Vrribe IULAT  His Successor Is Expected to Be Named by Truman in Few Days

ICKES RETIRES BUT WILL MAKE FURTHER ATTACK      President Hints Successor To Old Curmudgeon For Interior Post   PAULEY’S CHANCES DIM   G. 0. P. Makes Big Medicine Over Key New Dealer’s Break With Truman

Russ Tanker In Distress  Near Adak   23 Rescued, 16 More Cling to Fore Section After Ship Breaks Up

SOVIET TANKER BREAKS IN TWO      23 Rescued From Stricken Ship Off Aleutians; 16 Are Missing

COURT HPHALNS HOLY LAND BA   Palestine Tribunal Says British May Bar 41000 Jewish Immigrants

SPEER TESTIFIES ON ~ HITLER DEATH PLOT   Tells Court He Sought to Kill : Fuehrer

Testifies of “Seffening for ~ Reds’ Defeat   Gregorie Semenov, Sev en Co-Defendants Ad mit Parts in “Plots. With Japan

INCREASE IN AIR CRASHES ATTRIBUTED TO DISCHARGES   TREND DURING PAST MONTHS 18 REPORTED CAUSED BY LOSING KEY MEN

‘New Conflict Develops at Big 4 Meet   Desperate Effort Made To Prevent Utter Collapse   Ministers May Meet

MOSCOW ATTITUDE APPARENTLY DESIGNED TO POST* PONE PEACE CONFERENCE  UNLESS DEMANS ARE MET

Big Four Hit New Conflict At Paris Meet   B Molotov Adamant As Bevin Charges Reds Vetoing Peace

No Change In US. Foreign Policy President Says © In Formal Declaration

BAN ON NEGRO VOTING MAPPED   Talmadge Faction Will Take First Step At State Convention

Part of U.S. Shipping Due To Be Resumed   Most Atlantic and Gulf Ports Are Free of Strikes

WORLD FACED BY SHORTAGE OF KEY GRAI   Russia, Argentina Asked to Boost Food Exports

‘No Word Yet from White House As Walkout Deadline !s Passed   Office of Defense Transportation akes Over Motor, Air, Airways Transportation

White House Continues Last-Minute Efforts To Avert Nationwide Walkout

MILLIONS WATCH VICTORY PARADE   28 Allied Nations Participate in -British ‘Pageant

Peeping ‘Dead Man’ Haunts Room  a> Smells Like Gar Sonics - Hasn't Anu Enes

START MOVING GAS THROUGH LITTLE INCH   Companion Pipe Line Expected to Be in Use in Day or Two

GAS PUMPED — ~——IN-ONE-LINE   QUICK ACTION ‘18 TAKEN IN STARTING BERVICE FROM THE SOUTHWEST on.  FIELDS .

RELIGION CLASS IN SCHOOL GETS COURT SUPPORT   Judges Reject Champaign Woman’s Plea To Ban Subject

WOMAN LOSES RELIGINNS SUIT AT CHANPAICK   Three-Judge Court Rejects Petition to Ban Courses in Public Schools   PLAINTIFF PLANS APPEAL   Mrs. McCollum States Case Will Go to Illinois Supreme Court

Refuse Ban On Teaching Of Religion   No Ban on Constitutiona Rights, Is Ruling of Ill inois Court Today

Receives Verbal Ultimatum From Russian Officials   Not Responsible For Consequences Afte: 20 Minutes, American Skipper’ ts Told

U. S. Ship Leaves Dairen Following Red ‘Ultimatum’      By WILLIAM H. NEWTON (Representing the Combined Warld Pre«c)

Russians Order U.S. Ship To Leave Port of Dairen Or Suffer “Consequences”

Navy Ship Given 20 Minutes to Quit China Port.   Business Man Denied Entry; Vessel Departs After Verbal Orders

Departure in. 10 Minutes ls Demanded   Businessman From America Is Not Allowed To Debark

UNITED STATES NAVY SHIP GIVEN _ ULTIMATUM TODAY   It Pulled Out of the Port of Dairen This Afternoon.   HAD TO LEAVE THE PORT   Russia Would Not Be Responsible After a 20 Minute . Delay.

Skipper Given 20 Minutes To Weigh Anchor   Ultimatum Specified As Alternative “We Will Not Be Responsible For Consequences”   Boat On Routine  Courier Mission   Soviet Officials Refused To Permit Accredited American Businessman To Go Ashore

REDS ORDER SPEEDY REMOVAL OF VESSEL FROM MANCHU WATER  ENTRY OF OIL COMPANY MAN DENIED; ONLY 20 MINUTES GIVEN SAIL

Effort To Get Entry for Standard Oil Man Draws Severe Rejection— Newsmen Aboard Ship

Dairen Incident Upsets  Picture   Manchurian Port Is Supposed To Be Free

Ultimatum By Reds to U.S. Ship   Americans Were Given 20 Minutes To Quit Manchurian Pert.

U.S. Ship Is Run Out Of Red Port   Navy Craft Leaves Dairen After Ultimatum From Soviets

Reds Force U.S. Ship  From Dairen   Verbal Ultimetue:  Gives Veseot 20, idinutes To Leave Par

US Ship Is Ordered Out  By Russians   ‘By Witllam He Newton (Representing the Combined Abarcid Tenac)

Red Threat Forces Ship Out of Dairen   U.S. Navy Warship Pulls Out Of Port on 20 Minute Notice

Navy Skipper Gets Russian Ultimatum   Told to Leave in 20 Minutes ‘Or Suffer the Consequences’

Ultimatum Given To Leave Dairen “In 20 Minutes”   Russian Commander Also Denies Admission Of Businessman And Two Newspapermen   Rv WILLIAM H. NEWTON

Entry Denied 2 Newsmen, Businessman   Ship Leaves Russian Controlled Port of Dairen In Manchuria

REDS COMMAND U.S, VESSEL TO LEAVE DAIRER   Officials Give Ship Just 20 Minutes to Quit Port.

ULTIMATUM GIVEN U.S. BY RUSSIANS   American Navy Ship Pulls Out of Port of Dairen After Soviet Warning.

RUSSIA ORDERS YANK SHIP QUT IN 20 MINUTES?   Reds Refuse To Let Americans Land In Darien

DIRECTED 10 LEAVE DAIREN IN 70) MINUTES   Landing Refused American Business Man, Two Reporters

Verbal Ultimatum Issued by Soviet Commander While American Consul Unsuccessfully Seeks Admission  For Businessman

Yank Capfain Given Rebuff By Dairen Chief   “Won't Be Responsible If Vessel Remains’; Treaty Put Port Under China Sway

Reds Give Americans 20-Minutes. Notice To Leave Manchuria   ‘Not Responsible for Consequences’ is Order from Russians; Three Yanks ‘Are Denied Permission To Go Ashore

NAVY VESSEL QUITS DAIREN AFTER ORDER   Courier Craft Given 20 Minutes in Which To Leave Port

Give Americans 20 Minutes to Get Out   ‘Verbal Ultimatum’ Served On Vesse!'s Captain in Chinese Port of Dairen

Navy Vessel Leaves Dairen In 20 Minutes After Reeeivins Soviet Military Ultimatum

Russ Ultimatum’orces U.S. Navy Ship To wave  Manchurian Port, Dairen

VESSEL GIVEN ULTIMATUMBY RED OFFICIAL   State Department at Washington Has No Verbal .  Report on Incident In Menchurie   'COMMENT IS WITHHELD

Navy Vessel Run Out of Darien Port   Red Military Boss Lays Down Law To U. S. Ship On Courier Mission

Ordered Out In 20 Minutes By Officials   Refuse to Allow U. S. Business Man and Reporters to Land

Issues 20-Minute Ultimatum To Small American Vessel   Freighter Delivering Mail, Supplies To U.S. Consulate; Deny Entry Of Business Man

Russ ‘Chase US. Navy Ship Out of Dairen   20-Minute Ultimatum Given Vessel; Landing Refused Americans

Vessel Leaves Manchuria fo Avoid Trouble   Verbal Ultimatum About Responsibility

U.S. Ship Quits Dairen at Red Army’s Orders   Pulls Out of Manchuria Port After Verbal Ultimatum

Washinaton Is Silent About ‘Ultimatum’  Americans Are Denied Entry Into Dairen

By WILLIAM H. NEWTON Scripps Howard Staff Writer ‘Distributed bv United Presc)

Vessel Gets 20 Minute  Ultimatum   Soviet War Governor of City Refuses to Allow American Business and Newspaper Men to Land

U.S. Ship Ordered Out ‘Of Dairen    Given Ultimatum By Soviet Official to Quit “Free” Port Within 20 Minutes

Ultimatum Is  Given Vessel in Manchuria   L. S. Consul General Rebuffed By Soviet Military Commander In Dairen Incident

Reds Order Yanks Out  of Dairen   Businessmen With Full Clearance Kept From Debarking

Soviet Commander Gives U.S. Navy Ship 20 Minutes to Get Out of Manchurian Port of Dairen

Russian Commander Refuses Permission For Three Americans To Disembark in City

Soviet Ordered U. $. Navy Ship To Leave Dairen   Red Army Commander Refuses Americans Permiccian To Land

RUSSIA ORDERS U. §. SHIP OUT   Americans Still Don’t Find Welcome In Port At Dairen

Vessel Quits Manchuria After Order   Americans Are Denied Permission to Debark at Dairen

Ship Given 20 Minutes  To Leave   Newsmen Not Permitted To Cia Achoara

U.S. Vessel Ordered Out By Russians   Soviets Refuse To Permit Three Americans To Land At Dairen wf

Vavy Vessel Leaves Dairen In 20 Minutes \fter Reeeivins Soviet Military Ultimatum   Navy Aiter

U.S. NAVY SHIP IS ORDERED OUT QF DARIEN UPON NOTICE OF 20 MINUTES BY SOVIET OFFICIALS   American Business Man with Full Clearance Papers Is Detained——Senator Taft of Ohio Chooses Labor Committee Chairmanship as Organization Approaches—Other Late News

Given 20 Minutes to Leave Port   Red Commander Refuses to Let U. S. Citizen Go Ashore   By WILLIAM H. NEWTON (Representing the Combined World Press)

OOOO OOOO OO CD  Late News   U.S. Ship Ordered Out of Soviet Port

Verbal Ultimatum Is Given te Skipper by Russian Offieials; Two Reporters Banned.  APPEAL Is MADE FROM CONSULATE

Soviet Order Forces US Ship To Leave Port   Ultimatum Gives Ship Only 20 Minutes To Clear Dairen Dock

IS GIVEN 20 MINUTES TO LEAVE PORT   Ultimatum Issued After 3 Americans Seapk Entry Permit

U.S, SHIP BARRED   Russian Commander at Dairen, Manchuria, Gives Verbal Ulti« matum to Vessel.   LC-3 Pulls Out After “Twenty Minutes” Edict—On Diplo« matic Mission.

ULTIMATUM IS GIVEN   Naval Vesse! Is Forced to Leave Manchurien Port

Ultimatum To Leave (Occupied Manchurian City Given Unarmed Supply Vessel by Russians.   AMERICAN NEWSMEN ARE DENIED ENTRY

Naval Vessel Is Forced to Leave Port of Dairen   Russians Would “Not Be Respo: asible for

BUSINESS MAN REFUSED RIGHT TO ENTER CITY   Vessel Leaves Dairen After Soviet Ultimatum Is Given Officers   NEWSMEN ARE HALTED   American Consul Gets No Place With Military In Manchuria

AMERICAN SHIP GIVEN 20 MIN, TO LEAVE PORT   . S. Naval Vessel Driven Out Of Port Of Dairen, Manchuria, By 20-Minute Soviet Ultimatum; Under Threat.

Ultimatum Delivered To Vessel   State Department Denies Knowledge of Verbal Order.

Unde Red Threal   Soviets in Charge of City Refuses to Allow Newsmen to Land

Naval Captain Given 20 Minutes To Move   Business Man, Two Newspapermen Refused Request To Debark At Darien; Third Rebuff Of U. S. Consul At ‘Free Port’

U.S. Ship Ordered  ‘To Leave      Verbal Ultimatum From Soviet Official: Business Man Not Permitted Ashere

Given Twenty Minutes Leave   Refuse American Business Ma: Permit To Leave Ship

SOVIETS ISSUE ULTIMATUM TO YANKS   American Vessel Ordered To Leave Dairen   Businessman Denied Permission To Land In Manchurian City

SHIP ORDERED TO LEAVE PORT TN 26 MINUTES   State, Navy Refuse Comment, Await Full Report

Navy Vessel Is Ordered Out Of Manchurian Port   Ultimatum Gives Boat 20 Minutes To Leave; Re fuse To Let American Passengers Debark

ENTRY IS DENIED AMERICANS WITH U. S. CLEARANCE  ORDERED BY REDS TO  LEAVE PORT WITHIN TIME LIMIT OR ELSE

American Business Man Denied Entry   Vessel Ordered To Leave Harbor On Short Notice

Soviets Order U.S. Navy Ship Out Of Dairen   Ultimatum Given Three Americans To Depart City

Navy Vessel Given 20 Minutes to Get Out of Dairen Port   American Businessman Is Denied Entry; No Explanation From Reds

RUSSIANS GIVE ULTIMATUM 10 NAVAL VESSEL   Disclose 20 Minute Warning to Leave Was Given by Red Officials

U. S. State Department -Makes No” Comment ‘on Affair, Says It Lacks Report  Rr...  ¥. CB 8      Department Says Only That L.C.LL. Leaves  for Home Port

Indignities Are Suffered By U. § Consul General   Ship Is Threatened By Soviet Military

Ultimatum is Given Ship Af Dairen Port   Incident Js Thizd Such Reported In Moanchurten City

civen 20 Minutes To Avoid Taking “Consequences:   State Department Receives » No Word. Of Incident; - Ship On Routine Mission

U.S. Ship Leaves Darien After Being Warnec Ry Rucsian Military To “Get Out Or Else...”   Americans Being Kicked Owt Of Darien Old Story, Newsman Says

Allowed Only 20 Minutes, Incident ls Unexplained   American Business Man Also Denied Entry Into  What's Supposed to Be Free Port

Reds Force a U. S. Ship Out of Dairen   Vessel Carrying Diplomatic Mail Given Verbal Ultimatum to Depart Within 20 Minutes—Americans Thoroughly Rebuffed.

Soviet Officers Order Ship To ee Dairen   20 Minutes Notice Served

Ultimatum To Get Out Within Twenty Minutes Or Risk Consequences Issued After American Vessel S‘-ys Two Days At Manchurian Port Occupied By Soviets Since Japanese Surrender—State Department In Washington Says It Lacks Report On Affair

Navy Vessel Leaves After Ultimatum   American Businessman Barred From Landing At Manchurian Port.

Soviets Order Vessel To Leave With 20 Minutes Notice; Oil Man Banned

REDS ALSO BAR AMERICAN WHO SEEKS 10 LAND   Correspondents Are Denied Right To Leave Vessel Given ‘20 Minutes’

Molotov Hurls New Attack Against Western Allies   Soviet Delegate Charges Australians Trying To ‘Start / New War’ by Eliminating the Veto Power From United Nations Security Council

Power of Veto Must Be Kept, Russian Avers   British and American Plans for Governing Trieste Also Rapped

Molotov Blasts Anew At ‘West’  Soys Australia Out To Start ‘New War’

Australia Seeks War. He Charges   Says Elimination Of Veto Power Is Dangerous

TAFT PROMISES TO BATTLE ACT TO BITTER END   Measure Differs From Vetoed Bill In Two Respects; Senate Leaders Believe President Would Sien It.

TAFT DECLARES WAR ON NEV OF COMPROMISE BIL   Hopes To Revive OPA’s Prices And Rents For Year

New Measure Before Senate After Passing Banking Body   Barkley Expresses Belief Compromise Will Pass Truman

Taft Starts War On Bill To Revive OPA For Full Year   Stiff Battle Expected For Plan Before Senate

Bitter Fight Looms as New Price and Rent Control Bill Is Sent to the Senate Floor   Taft and Wherry to Lead Fight on Two Changes Made in Vetoed Bill, Both of Which Involve Profit Formulas

Not Completely Satisfied With Measure Passed by Senate Banking Group 12 to 5 Last Night.   HOT FIGHT ON FLOOR OF SENATE INDICATED

Measure’s Fate In Congress And At White House Will Determine When And If Ceilings Are To Be Restored —Banking Committee Sends Legislation To Floor On Vote Of 12 To 5—Proposal Differs In Only  Two Major Particulars From One Truman Vetoed

Senate Fight « On Revived OPA Price-Rent Bill  Taft Leads Attack On New Plans To Control Profits

'NEW YORK TIMES URGES ELECTION OF GOV. DEWEY ‘AND HERBERT Ho iteman

N.Y. Times Comes Out For ‘Dewey, Lehman; Does Not ‘Mention Mead; Lauds Ives

Tomorrows Headlines Today  te ata are nn a ono  U.S. ASKS. SOLE TRUSTEESHIP JAP MANDATED ISLES. AND BASES

Membership By Portugal © Causes Stir   Johnson Reads Big °° Three Pledge

U.S. Russia Clash In UN   Johnson Accuses Reds Of Violating Pact Made At Potsdam

One. House Measure Would? Allocate 15 Million to Coun-  ties to Retire County, Dis- trict Bonds

Time Extended On Christmas Parcels Can Be Mailed to Soldiers  Overseas Without Request Slips Oct. 15—_-Ney_ 1¢€

EMMIL SAVER DIED SAT. EVENING      Former Hinton Resident Succumbed At S. 5. After Long Sickness

GANDHI FAST UNTO DEATH THREATENED      Indian Spiritual Head In Protest Against Religious Riots

Gem Thief, Wife Fiown To Capital   Greater Part of Vast Fortune Is Found in Locker

Hoard Hidden In Railway Station Locker’ _  Fabulous Fortune In Crown Jewels Found.

Dime-in-the-Slot Locker Gives Up Fortune in Gems  Crown Jewels Are on Display  On I ia A ee

CASTLE GEMS WERE CACHED IN 1G STATION   Army Colonel, Wac Captain in $1,500,000 “Theft” Caught in Chicago.

CROWN JEWELS IN ARMY HANDS   WAC and Colonel Honeymoon. ers May Face Looting Charge in Reich

Stolen Hessian Jewels Placed on Display; Arrested Honeymooners Flown to Capital

 Mystery Thriller Chapter Hessian Crown Jewels Found In Railway Station Locker

Rail Station Locker ” Yields Crown Jewel:   Colonel. and WAC: Bride Hove Lecd Parts in ; Mystery Thriller about Stolen Gems ~

Dime-in-the-Slot Locker Gives Up Fortune in Gems  Crown Jewels Are on Display in Nation's Canital

Army Recovers Crown Jewels: Arrests Pair :   U.S. Army Colonel and His WAC Captain Bride Flown to Washington; Jewels Are Displayed

Railway Station Locker Yields Fortune in Hessian Crown Jewels As Colonel ‘Cracks’

Dime Locker Holds Hessian Crown Jewels   Army Puts Fabulous Hoard on Display in Pentagon Building

German Crown Gems Found In Chicago Station Locker   Colonel From Whom Key Secured And His WAC Captain Wife Flown To Jail Near Washington After Recovery Of Jewels Said Worth $1,500,000

STOLEN HESSIAN JEWELS FOUND BY ARMY IN CHICAGE   Railway Station Locker Yields Greater Part of $1,500,000 Loot From German Castle,   STONES IN A BOX TORN FROM SETTINGS   Key Furnished by Army Colonel, Who, With His Bride, Is Being Held in Theft.

Depot Locker Held German  Gem Fortunc   Col. Jack Durant and His WAC Captain Bride. Are Held in Theft of Hes.  king Tewale

10 RUSIANS ACCUSED OF TREASON, WHO FOUGHT WITH NAZI FORCES ARE REPORTED AS EXECLITED   12TH VICTIM OF PLANE IN SAN DIEGO DEAD

Report Cifts-Naat Sailors   Paper Claims Gala Party ; Held. Abodrd: .Prinz Eugen at Naval  nn. Se _

OPA Retreats On Restaurant Stand   Actual Costs Will “Determine Prices:

They'll Wait, See   Restaurateurs © Watching to Sec How Much of Increase to Come

Wheat Suppl Far Short of Worid Need   Requirements Nearly Quarter More Than Supply, Survey Shows

Packers Say Meat Prices Will Drop   Consumers Pledged Relief From Record Charges By This Week-End

For Week. End   “Doubled ‘Prices. Short-lived, (/.... Packers Indicate,

IN MASON OT1TY   Packers Say High Meat Prices fo Dron by This Weekend 

PACKERS 10 CUT PRICES CN MEA   Reductions Are Schedulec to Be Felt at Stores During Weekend

MEAT PRICES 10 DROP THIS WEEK, PACKERS PROMISE   Beef Ready To Be Moved te Wholesalers in Increased Volume

Packers Promise ~ Meat Price Dror   Expect Reduction Will Be Effective This Week-end

Packers Claim Reduction Due This Weekend   — Wholesale Prices Are About Double  Larmor Collings

LOWER PRICES ON MEATS SEEN THIS WEEKEND      Packers Explain Situation And Predict Price Ranges To Be Expected

Lower Prices On Meats Due Within Week   Packers Promise Reduction From Post-Ceil ing Tops, To Cut Wholesale Prices.

MEAT PACKERS PROMISE LOWER PRICES   Have Doubled Ceiling Prices But Relief in Sight

BYRNES USES PLAIN-SPOKEN NEW POLICY   Says Russia Has No Right to Remove Industrial Equipment

FACTORY LOOT INMANCHURIA IS NOT LEGAL   MOSCOW IS REBUKED KOR REMOVING JAP MACHINERY

SAYS RUSSIA HAS NO RIGHT TO JAP GOODS   Seizure of Machinery In Manchuria Hit By State Dept.

Byrnes Denies Russian Right To Remove Industrial Gear From Factories in Manchuria

STATE DEPT. HITS RED ACTS IN MANCHURIA   Byrnes Says U. S. Has No Agreement With Soviets On Jap War Booty

U S. Rebukes Red: For Removing Jap Industries  Statement Denies Any Agreement With Russia —"~ “aM, aes ' .

Washington Denies Moscow Is Acting Under Big-3 Agreement in Taking Over Jap Industrial Equipment as War Booty-—Declaration Made in Midst of Increasing Uncertainties in Relations Between Two Powers.

Action Seen as Rebuke  to Russians   Three Sources of Friction Are Said Developing

Plain Speaking “Statement” On Jap War Booty   U, S. Protests’ Russian Removal Of Vital  een Roe

Removal Of Booty Ir Manchuria Assailed   U.S. Bluntiy Kebukes Moscow For Taking Equipment From Country ©

Byrnes Statement Amouits to Rebuke. Soviels Fire On American Planes. U. 8. Policy Finn

Discovered On An Embankment Along Highway No, 20.   BORE A BULLET WOUND   Reside the Body Was a Cap Rearing Inacription Jenry 861 Cab”.

By MASTER SERGEANT JOHN © WOODS.  Copyright, 1946, by the Associated

COMMITTEE ASKS TRUMAN TO LIFT NEWSPRINT CURBS   immediate Decontral Held Necessary to Assure ” Adanuate Sunniv

iM-Mile Winds Predicted For Coast Joninht   Residents Lash Down, Stock Up With Food

100 MPH WINDS EXPECTED AS STORM MOVES IN   Huge Storm Heads For Coast After Sweeping Through Cuba This Morning   TO HIT AT MIDNIGHT   200 Miles Of Coastline Put On Hurricane Basis; Relief Units Set

FLORIDA PUT ON STORM ALERT FOR HURRICANE   Weather Bureau Reports Indicate Dangerous Winds To Blanket State

Florida Lies In Storm Path   Heavy Winds Sweep  400-Mile Path  Across Sea

Hurricane Approaching Florida Coast   Winds Over 100 MPH Expected; State Is Rlankatad with Warninoec

HURRICANE iS HEADING FOR FLORIDA   Cuis Swath Across Western Tip Of Cuba

Winds Expected To Attain Velocity Of 100 Miles Per Hour   Hurricane Scheduled To Hit Between Fort Myer: And Tampa About Midnight, Then To Sweep Northward Through State.

Deny Service. to Violators of Dimout, Warning   Commission Advises Ufility Can Act to Force Compliance

City Exceeds Its Red Cross Fund Quota   WAL Dawe Mand Dar ane  Ada ase 2 Uk Weeks ne  Goal With $16,269.45 Reported Here

ORDER HOMMA EXECUTED FOR BATAAN MARCH      Jap General Held Responsible Fot Death March And Manila Bombing

Homma Is Not Granted Stay Of Execution   Corregidor Conqueror Ordered by MacArthur To Face Firine Squad

MACARTHUR ORDERS GEN. HOMMA SHOT   Confirms Death Sentence Passed by Military Court

Homma To Face Firing Squad - M‘Arthur Orders Jog General's Execution

HOMMA’S PLEA FOR LIFE DENIEL   MacArthur Orders Jap Leader To Face Firing Squad

One State Champ Left .  Coon Rapids Mentor cides H New Girls’ Cage Team From Scratch

One State Champ Left... .  Coon Rapids Mentor Building New  Girls’ Cage Team From Scratch

FIRES DESTROY 55560 ACRES OF TIMBERLAND   Flames Rage Uncontrolled On Eight Mile Front In Huron Forest 

Fire Rages on 8-Mile Front in Alcona County   45,000 Acres Burned Over in Huron National Forest Survey Shows

END OF OPA BY FIRST OF YEAR PREDICTED —   Controls Still Believed Vital Would Be Transferred

PREDICT OPA TO END SOON   GOVERNMENT, OFFICIALS INDICATE AGENCY WILL BE ABGLISHED BY FIRST OF YEAR

OPA ABOLITION SEEN BY JAN, 1   Bread and Flour Decontrol Next Step in Gradual Liquidation

ABOLISHMENT OF OPA St FAR JAN.    Flour And Bread Ceilings To Be Lifted Tuesday

OPA LIQUIDATION BY JAN. 1 SEEN   Controls May Be Shifted To Other Agencies

Bread Price Hike  Under Discussion   Boost in Ceilings Recommended to OPA Chief Paul Porter

Penny a Loaf of Bread, Cent per Pound of Flour Increases are Considered

Agriculture Heads Meet With OPA for Bread Boost Talks   Still Undecided on Rise of Penny For Bread; Hold Up Subsidies

OPA Still Ponders ‘Bread, Flour Hike   Conferences Now On—Decontrot Board Plans to Start Hearings

Controls May Go Back In Effect On Other Items   Decision Will Be Made After Public Hearings Aug. 12

Weigh Decision On Bread, Flour  Price Increases   Date: Set For First Decontrol Hearings. On Meats, - Dairy ‘Products

Government May Allow Increases  On Bread, Flour   Ofticials Confer, Hearings Planned

Increased Bread Price Proposed. by Porter Aides   Boost’ in. Flour Also Considered: Board ‘ Plans: Hearings

Price Increases on Bread and Flour Await Action by OPA and Department of Agriculture Men

BREAD MAY 60 UP ONE CENT; CEILINGS EYED   OPA, Agriculture Dept. Study Possibi:e Boosts—Decontrol Board Active

Bread Price Occupies Top Officials   Government Endeavors To Solve Problem Of Expense, Ceilings

Trying to Reach A Decision on Bread Price Hike   Decontrol Board Sets Public Hearings

Talk Price Of Bread And Flour   Top OPA And Agriculture Department Heads Confer on This

MAY DECIDE TODAY ON A BREAD PRICE   Officials Try to Reach ; Decision on Whether t Renew Subsidies or Le Commodity Go Up Penny a Loaf.

Bread May GoUp — A Penny    Hike Would Result If Flour Subsidy Is Not Restored; Hearing On Recontrols Aug. 12

OPAHeads Study Bread and Flour Price Increases   Decontrol Board Hearings Aug. 12 On Food Ceilings

DECONTROL BOARD MAKES PLANS T0 HOLD HEARINGS SOON   To Use Findings In Deciding On Putting Ceilings On Farm Products

Bread Price Decision Due   OPA Chief Advised by Assistants to Favor Boost In Bread, Flour Prices

OPA Ponders Penny Hike In Bread Prices   Administrator Porter And Department of Agriculture Officials Go. Into Huddle

Government Weighs Decision To Hike Bread, Flour Price: OPA Hearing Set

Rassing Of Price In Bread Studied   Board Pushes Plan To Start Hearing By August 12

Cent A Loaf Increase May Be Granted   Hearings Are Slated To Be Started Aug. 12

First Hearing Of Decontrol Board Is Sef   Increase Of 1-Cent A Loaf Is Urged Sv OPA Officials

Price fncreases For Bread, Flour Studied As Question Arises Of Ceiling On Food Items

U. S. MAY BOOST BREAD ANDFLOUR PRICES ONE CENT   DECONTROL BOARD TO OPEN HEARINGS TO MEET AUG. 12TH

UNO Tackles Indonesian, Site Issues   London —?— A United Nations assembly committee voted overwhelmingly today to establish temporary United Nations headquarters in New York City.

Solution Sought on Big Problems  ihe Asse coly Nea Close of Session

Nations Strive To Conclude London Session  —— wn   Two Top Issues Are Considered By Organization

Solution Sought on Big Problems  ne Aasembly Nears Close of Sessions

Indonesian Dispute, Site Selection  Left On UNO Calendar For Session

UNO Tackles Two  Waiting Issues   Indonesian Dispute, Selection of Site Up Before Final Sessions

Crazed Surgeon Kills Two and Wounds Only Son  rs © O22. Bt aekhn, Vako   Dr. F. H. Lasher Takes Own Life After Murdering Wife

Prominent Surgeon Kills Two, Ends Life   Dr. Frank Lasher Worried Over Student Son’s IIness

Noted Surgeon Takes 2 Lives, Kills Himself   Also Shoots His Son, Whose Nerve IIness Caused Great Concern

SURGEON, ILL SHOOTS THREE KILLS SELF   His Son Is Wounded But Mother-in-Law And Wife Are Dead

Famous Surgeon Kills Wife, Mother-In-Law, W ounds Ailin @ Son, Then Fatally Shoots Self

Surgeon, Worried Over Son’s War Disability, ' Slays Wife, Mother-in-Law, Wounds Son, Kills Self

PASSENGERS, PILOT KILLED   Plane Crashes in Mexico Attempt. ing te Return to Field

MAJOR POWERS PLAN TALKS ON RELAXING VETO   Big Five Delegates Back Bevin Proposal; Small Nations Protest

) MAJOR POWERS TO DISCUSS USE OF VETO IN U.N   Molotov Agrees to Consultations Designed to Bring a Softening of Its Application.   SMALL-NATION REVOLT AGAINST CLAUSE FAILS   United States and Russia Voice Opposition to Its Elimination or Modification.

BIG FIVE PLAN TALKS ON VETC   Schedule Parley to Study Probable Softening Of Use of Veto Power

Big 5 Slate ‘Softer’ Veto Discussions  Bevin Proposal Accepted; Talk: Besin Monday

Big Five fo Take Up Plan to Soften Use of U.N. Veto   Consultations on Bevin Proposal to Start Next Monday

Big Five Will Discuss Plan To Curb Veto   Step Is Made Possibli When Molotov Agrees To Bevin's Proposal   CONSULTATIONS MAY START ON MONDAY   Ma‘or Powers Crush Smal Country Hopes Of Eliminating U.N. Veto

Big 5 Agree To Talk Over Use of Veto   Warn Elimination Would Wreck  Security Council

First Meeting on Plan to Be Monday   Step Made Possible When Molotov Agreed to Session

Big Five Agree To Study Veto  Softening Plan   U. S. and Russia End Small-Power Revolt Against Vital Issue

Price Formula Blocks Senate's OPA Legislation   Committee Recesses While Taft Studies Profit Structure -<

PRICE FORMULA OPA OBSTACLE   Senate Group Recesses to Give Taft Chance to Confer

PRICE FORMU LAST BARRIER T0 OPA BILL   Senate Body in Recess While Taft Drafts Plan

HOOVER PLEADS EUROPE'S CASE BEFORE GROUP   Ex-President Declares Wheat Nations Must Send Food To Avert Famine

ALL AVAILABLE FOOD SUPPLIES NEEDED AT ONCE   Former President Reports On European Food Survey; Need 5 Million Tons Of Cereals At Once To Avert Disaster.

Chinese Reds Prepare Drive In Jehol   Communists Reported Armed with Japanese War Kaninment

Chinese Reds Set For New Offensive   Communists Concen trate for Drive to Offset Losses

China Reds Plan Large Offensive   Accused of Having Japanese War Equipment

CHINESE CIVIL WAR GROWING   Communists - Armed with Japanese War Equipment — Preparing Large-Scale Offensive.

COUNTY TO BENEFIT BY MONEY SPENT ON RURAL REPAIR JOBS   Si. Charles County Will Improve the Present Electric Service and Home Plumbing

Doomed Bikini Fleet Waits Tomorrow’s Giant Test of Atom Bomb Disintegration

77 Becalmed and Forlorn U. S. Warships Await Atomic Bomb Fate in Bikini Laaqoon

U.N. to Sean   Border Issue   Greek-Albanian Tiff Before  Membership Committee

BORDER ISSUE WILL BE AIRED   U.N. Membership Group To Hear Greek-Albanian Dispute Today

GREEK -ALBANIA BORDER ISSUES DUE FOR AIRING   U. N. Membership For Albania Opposed By Greeks Also

Greek Issue To Be Heard  UN Group To Discuss Albanian Application

Greek-Albania Line Row Due For UN Airing   Membership Board Plans Closed Session  On Applications

HAIFA, Palestine, Aug. 13 (AP)—British troops fired tommyguns and ri were trying to storm through tanks. trucks and soldiers in protest aaaingt+ +   Scattered Bands of Fascists Eager for New Leader To Arise

May Mean Change In World Events   President Believed Most Likely To Contine To Pursue Course He Thinks Best For Nation In Next Two Years

No Hint Given President Will Heed Demands Made For His Resignation   GOP Wins 2-Vote Margin In Senate   Republicans, However, Gain 28-Member Advantage In The House

Truman Not To Resign as President   “Lame Duck” Session Out; Republicans Plan On Tax Reduction

Executive Has No Thought of Giving Up Post   Resignation Reports. Spiked by White House as Elated Republicans Begin to Map  ee ee ee

President Also Facing Decisions On Future Acts   House GOP Steering Committee Will Meet At Martin's Summons

Tax Slash Is First Goal Of GOP Leaders  20 Per cent Cut In Income Levy

GOP Holds At Least 3-Vote Senctte Marain, 28-Vote Advantage In House

Talk of ‘Lame Duck’ Session  Brushed Aside   Sparkman Says Nothing Could Be Accomplished; President Remains Mum

ELATED REPUBLICANS ARE BUSILY MAPPING NEW LEGISLATIVE PLANS; LAME DUCK SESSION IMPROBABLE

Tax Slash Is First Goal Of GOP Leaders   20 Per cent Cut In Income Levy Being Promised

Mapping Congress Course   Expect Martin to Be Speaker; Some Republicans Already Framing Projects

UNION AND GM GET NOWHERE WITH DISPUTE   PROPOSAL TO VOTE ON STRIKE END IS REJECTED

G-M, Union Fall To Agree On Work Vote   Both Sides Reject Proposals To Bring Strike To An End

(.M. AND UNION DISAGREE ON VOTE   QUESTION OF ENDING WALK OUT WiL}. NOT BE SUBMITTRIKERS.

Mediator Says Vote  Out of Picture’ for the Present   UAW SAYS COMPANY IS GUILTY OF "LOCKOUT"   Dewey Knows of No Plans To Remove Talks fo Washington

GM AND UNION FAIL 10 AGREE ON VOTE PLAN   ‘Conference in 105-Day _ Old Strike Remains  In Deadlock

GM-UAW Fail To Agree on Proposed Vote   Auto Workers Charge General Motors Is  Guilty of Lockout

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   UN Economic Council Adiourns to August 31

War Department Sponsors Search for Caves That Might Be Used in Event of Atomic War

ARMY PLANTS TO BE CONVERTED   Ordnance Plants To Be Used To Make Fertilizer To Boost Wheat Yields

CONTINUANCE OF DRAFT IS HELD NEEDEZ   Patterson States Law Only Way to Insure Army Program

Fxtension.of Draft Asked By Pallerson   Military Committee Hears Pessimistic Report on Inter national Front - _

Byrnes Gives Grave Repori   Pessimistic Over Foreign Situation: Save Salen

[Byrnes Gives Repori on World Events   Is ‘Pessimistic’ Over Outlook, Committeemen Say

Byrnes ‘Pessimist In House Report   Patterson Pleads for Draft Extension

B yrnes Appear: Pessimistic on  World Affairs   Secretary States His Views with Others Before House Board

ROXAS ALAIMING FILIPINO VICTORY   Osmena Trailing by 100,000 Votes in Election

Roxas Confident  Of His Election   Announces Plans To Speed = Kehabilitation Ot War-lorn Philippine tsltands

Byrnes Gets Hot Potato   Army Announcement Of B-29 World Flight Leaves Awkward Decision to Him

Byrnes Eyes Idea of B-29 Mass Flight   Washington —?— The state department said today the Army has indefinitely shelved its plan fer a round-the-world flight of 8-29 Superfortresses.

'Long-Delayed World Flight i;By Superfort Fleet Proving ‘Ticklish Issue For Byrnes

Army Seeking Approval For World Fligay   Byrnes Must Decide Wheth. er Fleet Of Super Forts May Make Globe. Girdling Trip

B-29 Flight IsPut Up To Secy. Byrnes   Tickling Question Reached His Desk Late Yesterday For

B-29 PLANS UP TO MR. BYRNES   Secretary of State Must Decide If World Flight Is Wise Move

_  —LAWYER WARNS UNIONS— Says Fabulous Suits May Bring Retaliation

Portal Wage Instigator Cautions Labor   Counsel Who Got Court Decision Urees Reasonablenes

Unions Advised to Act With Caution in Suits ‘For Huge Overtime Pay

Take Care in Wage Suits, is Lawyer’s View of Portal Pay   Advises Unions to Take Cautious Steps, Ask Reasonable Sums

AUT UP TLUUR STIL OSHA, MAKFRS STATE  Coal, Rail as Well as Other Strikes Have Not Yet Been Fully Felt  OAOTO PCanAlA epaApne

Hold Old Car. New One Still Long WayOftt   Motor City Still Partially Strike-Bound, Produc. tion At Low Mark

REACH AN AGREEMENT?   ‘Battish Will Try ‘Alfred Krupp on War Crimes Charges

British Will Hold Trial for Head Of Krupp Factory  Nazi Manufacturer Must Answer For His War Acts

TEMPERATURES      Brown Runs Second In Governor Contest   Kelly Third And Jeffries Fourth; Former Graft Prosecutor Holds Lead From Outset As Michigan Republicans Vote Housecleaning

SEARCHING FOR PLANE CARRYING USO PERSONNEL MISSING IN PHILIPPINES

Spain Attacks UN Resolution Against Country  OP leatmae Miebtiame Vsill Ba   Claims Nations Will Regret Recall of Diplomats

VIOLENT MOBS SACK 12-MILE AREA OF CITY   Gandhi's Appeal Fails To Cut Down Disorders

British Troops Still Unable to Check Rioting   List of Injured Now Totals 1500. Gandhi Protests

GREEN DENOUNCED PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S STRIKE-DRAFT PLAN   Described By the A. F. L , eee As “Slave Labor Under Fascism”.   AGAINST LEGISLATION   Measure Already Has Passed the House and Js In the Senate.

Green Says He Will Resist. To Bitter End As Senate   Considers Bill    GOP Marshaling  To Amend Code   Barkley Doubts That Final Action Can Be Secured  Before Mid-Week

Truman's Proposed Anti-Strike Plans Opposed in Senat   Democratic Leaders in Hopes of Overcoming Strong Opposition

Republican Senators Launch Figh Against Emergency Legislation   ’ AFL Chieftain Brands Truman Program ‘Slave Labor Under Fascism’; Measure, Passed by House, Faces Senate Campaiqn of Amendments

Truman’s Plan Is Debated in Upper Chamber   Measure Already Passed by House Would Give President Wide Power Over Strikers

Green Assails Truman Bid For Strike - Draft   Head Of AFL Denounces Proposed Legislative Program As “Slave Labor Under Fascism”   Republicans Plan  To Rewrite Bib   Vandenberg Contends President Has Sufficient Authority to Cope With ladustrial Tieups

Vandenberg and Other Senators Criticize Tru: -man’s Proposals and  Suggest Amendments. 

Lewis Remains Firm, Rejects  Latest Offers   Another Meeting Scheduled This Afternoon In Crucial Strike; Green Assails The AntiTieup Address Of The President As “Slave Labor Under Fascism”

AFL. BOSS LEADING BATTLE AGAINST PLAN PROPOSED BY TRUMAN  REPUBLICANS AND SOME DEMOCRATS OPPOSED IN SENATE: HOUSE IN FAVOR

G.0.P. Now Opposed To Labor Draft  Guffey Describes Bill Ae Vieinnve

‘Labor . Bill Hits Snag   Senate ° ‘Hears Flood Of Amendments; AFL President Green Denounces Legislation

BANDS PLAN BEGINNING OF SLAVE LABOR   Pledges Fight as Legislation Stirs Opposition on Senate Floor.

« Draft-Strikers Plan Denounced  By AFL's Chief   ‘Slave Labor Under Fascism,’ Says Green; Bill Delaved In Senate.

Union Vows To Resist To Its “Last Breath’  Republicans Say Truman Program  le Tana Cwraaninan

AF. L. Chie: ‘ain: Blasts: t Truman Legislation;.  Fight "To “Last Breath”

DRasTe MEASURE   Adminisiration Leaders Hope Bill Will Be Approved ” Loter in Week

Truman Strike Position  Is Hit   Green Sees Views As Slave Labor  Under Fascism

Union Vows To Resist To Its ‘Last Breath”   Republicans Say Truman Program le Tan Sweeping

; d Vandenberg and Other Senators Critictze Truman’s Proposals and Suggest Amendments.

‘Slave’ Charge Hurled   Truman’s Program Is Denounced By Green: Snag Hit In Senate

DELAY IS SEEN DESPITE QUICK HOUSE PASSAGE  UNUSUAL COALITION  BALKS AT PROPOSAL TO DRAFT WORKERS

Calls Measure Slave Labor Under Fascism  Says AFL Will *  Racict L eaiclation

REPUBLICANS INMOVEFOR AMENDMENTS   Seek to Curb Some Of Sweeping Powers In Emergency Bill

Labor Plar Opposed by G.0.P.      Green Denounces Truman's Program With Fascism Charge

Measures Asked By Truman Are Called ‘Fascism   GOP Senators Launch Campaign To Amend Special Legislation

AFL President Blasts Truman’s Draft Proposal   Republicans Launch Amendment Campaign On Strike Legislation

Green Flays Trumat Request for Bill To Check Striking  Labor Leader Classes Proposal as Mark — Of Shackled Labor

“AFL Calls Strike Draft, “Slavery”   Green Declares Union Will ” Strongly Resist’ Both 5 ' Labor Bills   BILL BEFORE SENATE   » Terms Action Ranges Gov2 ernment on Side of Pri:, vate Industry

Strike-Draft Bill Flayed By AFL Chief   Brings Slave Labor Under Fascism; Case Measure Also Opposed

AFL Intends To Resist To “Last Breath”   Labor Drafting Plan Is Being Opposed In Senate

AFL President Scores Truman   Calls Anti-Strike Plan ‘Slave Labor’

AFL Chief Lashes Out af President's Labor Proposal   Program Denounced by Green as Slave Labor. -. Under Fascism

Green Raps New Strike Legislation   Opposition Promised for Emergency Bill Asked In President’s Address  a . rn a, ce

‘Slave Labor’ Cry Raised by Green On Truman’s Plan   Strike-Draft Law Faces Tougher  Going in Senate

U5, RUSSIAN TAN HITS   Byrnes and Molotov Debate Failure of Paris Meeting

‘BYRNES AND MOLOTOY CONTINUE ARGUMENT   Byrnes Says Soviel Refused Occupation Zone inspection

U. 5, RUSSIAN TENSION HITS NEW HIGH   Byrnes and Molotoy Debate Failure of Paris Meeting

SECRETARY ALS ° DECLARE! STALIN HAD AGREED TO ~—-SUPPORT- 22 YEAR —— , TREATY PROPOSAL

Detroit Pumping Station Bombed   No Damage Incurred By Blast Early Today

Phone Users  Inrese 50%. In One Year,     Rising Tempo Of   Rising: ‘Tempo ‘Of Business (Shown By. Telephone Statistics

Phones Revea Growth of Industry Here   Number of Telephone: And Amount of Use Are Increased Greatly

—CANTON STRIKE Halt Waste  Collections  City Employes To Picket Barns

CANTON WORKERS STAGE WALKOUT   City Employes Halt Garbage Collections

Petrillo Serves Notice  Double Salaries, 10-Hour Week Asked for Musicians

PETRILLO ASKS PAY BE DOUBLED   DEMANDS 100 PCT. INCREASE FOR MUSICIANS AND 10-HOUR WORK WEEE.

TRUMAN CAN'T LINE UP PARTY   Admits He Canact Force Democrats To Support His Measures

FOLLEGES MAY HAVE TQ TLIRN AWAY 500009   SAN FRANCISCO TUGBOAT STRIKE IS AVERTED

Simpson Held by FBI for Theft At Scott Field   Former Army Officer Terrorized City in Low Low Flying Plane

ONLY 2 CARDINALS DINE WITH FRANCO   Spellman Is One Of 11 New World Frelates To Accept In ¥itation To Embassy

NINE PRELATES SHUN DINNER OF FRANGO ENVOY   Cardinal Spellman Says He Will Try to Attend  Functions for Princes

9 New Prelates Shun Dinner of  Franco Envoy  Only Two of 11 From Americas Attend Function   Snellman Precent

Franco Gets Snubbed by  New Cardinals  Spellman Is Only American to Accept

Final Trieste Accord Gained   Big 4 Agree on 12-Natior  Cammicsion For Port

Major Powers Agree on Trieste Check   Large Nations Will Have Direct Voice in Operation

TRIESTE VOICE ASSURED U.S, OTHER POWERS   ‘Big Four’ Ministers Agree On 12-Nation Board To Keep Check On Port

EMBARGO PUT ON FREIGHT SHIPMENTS   Fuel, Food and a Few Other Items Exempt— Passenger Travel Reduced 25 Per Cent.   SWEEPING ORDER EFFECTIVE MAY 10   Grows Out of Month-Old Coal Strike — President Truman Views Walkout With Alarm.

RAIL SERVICE IS ORDERED CUT BY GOVERNMENT   Ban On Freight Shipment Except Food And Fuel On May 10   PASSENGER TRAINS ARE ALSO AFFECTED

Situation Is Viewed  With Alarm By Truman   Government Order Effective May 10; May Be Tightened If Deadlock Holds

Truman Views Work Stoppage As Real Crisis   Freight and Passenger Curtailments Ordered By ODT

Coal Strike Reflected In Embargoe:   Freight Shipments,  Passenger ‘Service  Reduced By Order

DRASTIC ORDER ON FREIGHT IS ISSUED   Exceptions Are Fuel, Food, Live Stock—  Cut for Passengers

Rail Service Is Curtailed by ODT Order   Coal-Burning Lines Affected by Latest Embargo

Action Necessary as Coal Strike Continues: Food, Fuel Excluded Pres. Truman Expresses Alarm   ODT Head Warns More Severe Orders to Be Necessary If Strke Is Not Settled Special Train Service Cut

Ban Placed On Shipments By Decree Of ODT      Virtually All Freight, Except Food and Fuel, Banned With Drastic Reduction in Passenaer Service

COAL STRIKE CAUSES RAIL CURTAILMENT   Truman ‘Views With Alarm’ But Mine Seizure Delayed

Truman Views Mine Situation  With Alarm   Drastic Slashes on Railroads Will Go Into Effect May 10;  Parlevs Continue

Action Taken To Conserve  Coal Stocks   Curtailment of Passenger Service by Roads Also Ordered, Effective May 10; Truman Views Strike Situation With Alarm

Baby Beef Grand Champion Honors To Donald Banks  4-H Fair Entries

THE GRAND CHAMP BEET   Judging Complete In All Livestock Divisions

Baby Beet Grand Champion Honors  To Donald Banks  4-H Fair Entries Best In History Of Local Show

NAZI MINISTER ADMITS DEEDS   Ribbentrop Pleads Innocent To War Crimes Indictment

INNOCENCE PLEA IS ENTERED BY VON RIBBENTROP   \ccepts Responsibility For Acts As Nazi Foreign Minister, But Pleads Not Guilty To War Crimes.

Ribbentrop Says He Is Innocent   * However, Accepts Full Responsibility For Acts As Foreign Minister

Von Ribbentrop File: Plea Of ‘Innocent’ Tc  War Crime Indictment

Radio Net For Patrol   ‘New FM System Will Make Escape Toughe1 For Lawbreakers

ae Taking Bilbo Taking Stand In-Qwn Defense: lh robe OF Election 

SENATOR BILBO TO TAKE STAND   Will Seek To Counter Allegations Of Violence, Intimidation

“The Man” Takes Stand Today To Give His Side To Senate investigators

Detroit Mayor Rejects Offer To ‘Compromise   No Further Meets I ta Sehadulad

COAL DISPUTE I$ DEADLOCKED   ‘Detroit Transport Lines Stalled; Thousands Walk to Work

LITTLE DISSENT IN RUSS BALLOT    638,654 Votes Recorded Against Communists

Dallas Man Held After Ex-Convict Shot to Death   Officers Term Slaying At Ft. Worth ‘Typical Gangster Murder’

All Manehuria In Civil War,  Communist Says   Situation Worsens As General Marshall Hurries Back to China

CHINA NATIONALS BLAMED BY REDS   Communists Claim Govern merit Troops Plunging Manchuria into War

General Civil War Raging In China, He Says   Government Troops Are Blamed by Communist Leader

Counter-Attack Forced, Says  Army Leader  Capital Placed On Martial Law  Ae Saviete Leave

Manchu Civil War Reported   General Says Communist: Must Counter-Attack

 Blame Chinese Nationalists for Civil War   Communists Claim Armies Must Counterattack

Manchuria Having Civil War, Red General Asserts  Communist Announces   Communist Announces Policy of Making Counterattacks

Nationalists ause of civil  var in China Red says army may oecupvy city

Elliott Roosevelt Has Interview With Stalin; Leader In Good Health

FDR’S SON GETS TO SEE STALIN   Elliott Says Soviet Leader Appeors To Be in Good Health

ROOSEVELT SAYS STALIN 1S WELL   ELLIOTT INTERVIEWS RUS SIAN DICTATOR ON LAT. TER’S 67TH BIRTHDAY,

LEADER SAID IN GOOD HEALTH Elliott Roosevelts Are Given Unusual Interview With Stalin

Stalin in Good Health at 67 ; Says Elliott After Interview   FDR’s Son First Foreign Correspondent To Obtain Personal Audience in Years

Stalin’s Health Is Good   Reports Son of Late President Roosevelt Who Visited Russtan Leader Saturday

SERIES RIVALS. SQUARE OFF FOR 1ST GAME   Hughson May Oppose Pollett In Opener Sunday

Need Homes More Than Buildings for State-Goodland  _ Opposes Earmarked _ Funds in Spite of

Peete Come First  Home Building More Needed Than Institutions—Goodland

Accused Canadian Legislator Denies Government Charge   Expected to Attempt to Take His Place in Par liament on Monday

FULLER REPORT DUE ON CANADA SPY CASE   Accused ‘Red’ Expected To Take Parliament Seat

Rose To Return To Parliament   Communist Member, Accused In Spy Piot, Will Fight Charges

CANADIAN SOLON, SUSPECTED SPY, CLINGS TO POST   PLANS TO RETRUN » WHEN PARLIAMENT MEETS NEXT WEEK

Fred Rose Returns To Seat "As King Promises Fuller Report On Canada Spy Cas«

‘Communist Member, Accused  In Spy Probe, To Return To Canadian Parliansent Monday   Fred Rose Released In $10,000 Bond; May Stir Up Fight On Parliament Floor

Rose's Return To Parliament May Provoke a Fight, View   Canadian Charged In Atom Spy Case

Red Parliament Member Returns To Hoor Monday   Return Of Man Accused Of Conspiracy May Cause Riot

CANADIAN SOLON RELEASED ON Bal IN ESPIONAGE CASE   Fred Rose Expected to Resume His Sear In. Commane Monday

ee  Rose Suspension Seen as Probable  Canadian Parliament bdr Wales Aandtanm

Buyers Strike Organized by UAW, Spreads   Wholesale Food Prices at Highest Level Since 1920

Point Set in Boom of 1930 Is Neared Today in Report; Agreement Is Seen for OPA Bill.  AVESTOCK ‘RUN’ JONTINUES HIGH

Members of C10 Pledge to Fight  Price Increase:   Buyers’ Strike Gets Under Way With Backing of United Auto Workers

Food Prices Near . 1920 Boom Level   Ruyers’ Strike Movement Organized hy Union Spreads

Resistance to Higher Prices Mounting. Survey of Nation Discloses.

BUYERS’ STRIKE ISSTARTED AS PRICES BOOSTED   United Auto Workers Hold Mass Meeting In Three Large Cities

Buyers Use Club To Control Prices   Washington Survey Shows Foods Costs Actually Go Lower

House Passes New Measure   Extension Bill .Will Have To Wait Turn

ROMANIA GETS NOTE FROM U, S.   United States Renews Pledee on Flection

U. S. WARNS ROMANIA OF ELECTION PLEDGE   Insure Fairness in Wednesdav’ Vote, Note Asks

UMW DEMANDS MAY CENTER ON SHORTER HOURS   Both Wages, Hours Expected to Be Top Issues

Lewis Expected To Seek Shorter  Hours, More Pay   Negotiations Start Tomorrow; Truman May Lift Wage Controls After Election

LEWIS EXPECTED TO ASK SHORTER HOURS, MORE PAY   Confers Today With U.S. Coal Administration

LEWIS SEEKS A SHORTER WORK WEEK      With Compensating Increase in Hourly Wage Rate:

Lewis’ Proposals Expected to Center On 5-Day-Week, Increased Rates

Fewer Hours. Equalizing  Wage Hike to Be Lewis Plea   UMW President Is to Go Into Conference  With Administration Coal Officials Today

Believe Lewis Has Complete Program To Present To Administration lomorrow.

Demand For Compensating Increase In Hourly Wage Rate May Be Asked Along With Shorter Work Hours   CONFERENCE SET FRIDAY MORNIN(

LEWIS 15 EXPECTED 10 ASK INCREASE: IN PAY AT CONFABS   Shorter Work Week May Be Sought By Chief of UMW at Ne gotiations Friday.   UNDERSTANDING INDICATED TODAY

Exnect Lewis To Demand Shorter Week   UMW Chieftain to Conter with Govt. Officials Tomorrow

Wildcat Walk-Out Stops Delivery To All But Hosnitals   UNION LEADERS SAY STRIKE IS ILLEGAL Mediator, Leaders In Effort To Get Men Back On Routes

SOME 15 DAIRY CONCERNS INVOLVED IN THE DISPUTE  Strikes Are Being Threat  ened In Telephone An¢ Railroad Systems

Erickson Leads Sen. Wheeler   Returns Bear Out Pre-Voting Estimates

‘Merchants Asked To Hold Scarce Clothing For Returning War Veterans

NORTHERN OHIO HUNTS SLAYER   Man Who Fled Death Row in Washington Believed Hitch-Hiker —

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Secret Arctic Route   Search for Killer

MURDERER WHO TOOK PART IN WASHINGTON JAIL BREAK “REPORTED IN CLEVEEAND-— VESTERDAY

Four Farmers Killed in Crash of Plane   Michiaon Precinct Votes 12-1] for GOP

Turnout May Set ‘Off-Year’ Poll Record   Fine Weather Over Most Of Country Spurs Balloting   First U.S. Town to Report Goes GOP 12.1

Extension Measure Held Best Possible   Effort to Return Question To Committee Is Defeated

OPA Fate In Hands Of Senate   Members. Told — Conrbromise’ Bill Best Possible Now; Approval Expected

Colleagues Told Compromise Is ‘Best Possible’ —   Conference Report Will Go to White House If Accepted by Senate.

BARKLEY SAYS COMPROMISE BILL IS BEST POSSIBLE   The Democratic Leader As serted That It Contained “Imperfections”.   FOLLOW LEAD OF HOUSE   Asks Senate to Accept the Legislation By Joint Committee.

Senate 0. K. On OPA Bill Is Foreseen   Extension Measure “Best Possible Under The Circumstances,’ Savs Demo Leader

Compromise  Bill Opposed By Wherry   Wants Control Lifted On Meat; House Passed Measure 265 to 105

Bill Is Best Possible, He Asserts   Attempt to Rerefer Act to Committee Is Losing Strength

COMPROMISE 1S SAID  TO BE ACCEPTABLE;  “SHELVING” BLOCKED SENATOR BARKLEY IN  LEAD OF PROPONENTS OF BILL'S PASSAGE

Government Cracks Down on  Hoarding of Nylons, Shirts   Drastic Action Halts Production by Manufacturers Who Hold Products

CATTLE FEEDERS’ DAY MAY 17, AMES   ‘Tests on High Moisture Ear Corr  Silage and With Limited Protein

MANUFACTURERS GIVE THE BARE FACTS:  OPA Law Keeps Three Million Shirts Off American Backs

ARMED CHINESE NAB 7 MARINES   Planes Search for Victims In Raid by Band of 80, Irregulars

SENT TO STATE PRISON   Judge Rel gaes Parole for Woman Who Stabbed John Levi

Gen. Homma  Put on Trial For His Life   Jap Facing Charge of Responsibility for March of Death.

JAP GENERAL ON TRIAL FUR LIFE AT MANILS   Homma Charged With Responsibil ity For Bataan Death March   Arecue “Authority”

Lt. Gen. Homma Goes On Trial   Held Responsible For Bataan March

Homma Goes On Trial For Life   Charged Responsible For Death March; Trial Begins Today

Gen. Homma  Goes On Trial   Bataan Death March Blamed Upon Leader

Gen. Homma Of Bataan Infamy  On Trial Today      Death Penalty Sought for Man Responsible Death March.

Sharp Rise in Volume of Mailing by  Air Noted Here---Plan Air Mail Week

U.S. INTENDS TO WATCH THE EAST   Notice Served That Washington Will Take Hand In Shaping Postwar Settlement In Mediterranean.

Todav’s Outlook   By GLENN BABB AP Foreign News Analyst (Suhetitutine for Mackenzie)

UNITED STATES SERVES NOTICE SECOND TIME OF INTENTION TO HAVE HAND IN MEDITERRANEAN

US. Opposes Red Advance To A egea n   Uncle Sam Serves Nolice Of His Intention To Have Hand In Shaping Eastern  . Mediterranean ,

CAUSES EARLY SCHOOL RECESS   Deaths In South Carolina Wreck Remain At 10, 11 Injured

~~ vewitt Nacnhnenzie oays.  Spain’s Boss Lives Simply In Palace

., THE WORLD TODAY : teneralissimo Franco Has Little Private Life  es Wicwerses “xe Go ue

Franco Lives Simply In Guarded Palace   By DEWITT MACKENZIE  A®@ tH asia Peacalae

FRANCO AS SPANISH DICTATOR LIVES SIMPLY IN..WELL GUARDED PALACE EIGHT MILES FROM MADRID

—MISSISSIPPI PRIMARY TUESDAY— Bilbo On Warpath As  * e * “8 Mississippi 8 Negroes Vote For First Time   Outspoken Backer Of White Supremacy Seeks Third Nomination To U. S. Senate

VOTE TUESDAY IN MISSISSIPPI   NEGROES ENTITLED TO PRIMARY VOTE; BILBO FACES TEST

Bilbo Leads Fight To Block Negroes From Voting In Mississippi Primary   Senator Calls Upon “All Red-Blooded AngloSaxons” To Prevent Negro Voting; Seeking Third Term In U. S. Senate

Interest Center: On July Voting In Mississippi   State Moves Toward First Major Contest Since Court Rule  Ry ERIS KREROERR

Mississippi Faces Tense Fledion With Race Voting Up For First Test

Mississippians Move Toward First Election! Since High Court Upheld Negro'Vote Right’

Mississippi Contest Tense Since Negroes Are Entitled To Vote In All Primaries

Watch Moves In Tennessee   State Moves Toward First Major Vote With Negroes Voting

Negroes Constitute Half: -Of Population, But On ly Infinitesimal Num. ber Likely to Vote.

MISSISSIPPI T0 "GET VOTE TEST   ‘Primaries Bring Up Question Of Colored Bailot

Bilbo Defies Supreme Court... .  Negro Vote Test Has Mississippi Democrats Tense

Mississippi Points To Election Ruled Open to Negroes   Bilbo Seeking Third Nomination; Justice Department in Picture

Election Tense Over Negroes In Mississippi  Bilbo Defies US Ruling White

UPROAR FEATURES PAULEY HEARING   Republicans, Democrats Roar Defiance at Each Other

Pauley Hearing Causes Clash Of GOP, Demos   Question Witness On Source of Funds To Fight Oil Law

Witness For Pauley Sets Ott Stor m   Questions Asked Judson Regarding Contributions Bring Sharp Clash

State Uncertain (n Poison Charge   Find Evidence Of Mercury In Exhumed Body But Uncertain Man Was Poisoned

CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE PLANS COMPLETED; MRS. of RPORERTS LOCAL HEAD

Storm Lashes New York State Area; Kills Twe   Widespread Damage Is Caused in Central And Southern Sectors

Powerful Wind, Rain, Lightning. Spread Havoc  Glass Splinter Kills Elmira Ff  sre eLL.

TWO KILLED AS STORM HITS WIDE AREA   Elmira High School Girl Is Injured Fatally at Her Desk

TWO PERSONS DIE IN STORM   Former Skating Champion Elmira School Senior Killed Instantly

Girl Is Killed At Desk During Rampant Storm   Elmira, N. Y., Is Again Swept By Devastating + Wind, Rain

One Year Ago Today Tokyo Radio Advised W orld Japan Was Ready To Quit the War

Strong Conservative Majority Dominates Jap Government  New Constitution To Be Considered . On May 10 i

LIBERAL’ PARTY WINS JAP EDGE   Rightist Group Head Once Praised Europe’s Axis

Liberals In Japan Win   Leader Who Once Wrote Book Lauding Hitler Among Victors

J ap Election "Puts Liberals ' In Diet Power   Party Leader Is Author Of Book Praising Nazi And Fascists Leaders; No U. S. Comment

OLD INFLUENCES WIN MOST SEATS IN JAPAN’S DIET  RmaARTY  PANLCD NACE   PARTY LEADER ONCE WROTE BOOK LAUDING HITLER, MUSSOLINI

LIBERALS WIN MOST DIET SEATS   Jap Party Leader Once Wrote Book Praising Hitler

RIGHTISTS GET SLIGHT MARGIN IN JAP VOTING   Tokyo Newspaper Says Old Spheres Of Influence Stay

The Conservative Block in Control   Unofficial Returns Emphasized They Would Dominate.

Most Seats In Jap Diet Go To  Conservatives   Party Is Headed by Mar Who One. Wrote Book Praising Mussolini and Hitier

“Old Influences’’ Hinted....  Jap Whose Book Praised Hit: er, Mussolini Gets Most Votes At Jap Polls

Admirer of Mussolini, Hitler Heads Postwar Jap Conservative Diet

Party Whose Leader Wrote Book Praising. Hitler Wins Most Seats In Jap Diet

Japan Election Results Are Not So Satisfactory   Party Whose Leader Once Praised Hitler Wins Most Diet Seats

Nippon Voters Heavily Favor Conservatives   Large Block Elected For May 10 Meeting; Lively Fight Over Cabinet In Makina

RIGHTIST PARTY GETS PLURALITY   Leading Group’s Head Once Praised Hitler

Old Order Hangs on In Japan   Conservative Party, Led By Admirer of Dictators, Wins .  Nipponese Election

Conservatives Win Most Diet Seats in Japan   Lively Fight Looms Between Shidehara Hotoyama Groups

Tokyo Warns Old Guard Is In Majority   Japanese Press Says Election Favored Party That Once Praised Hitler and Mussolini.

VIRTUALLY FINAL RESULTS GIVE CONSERVATIVES VICTORY IN JAP FLECTION: HITLER FRIEND WINS

CONSERVATIVES 10 DOMINATE NEXT HOUSE IN JAPAN   Diet Slated to Meet Next Month te Consider New  ng OR Ee

No Break Seen In Mine Issue      Bowles Pledges No Favoritism in Wages and Prices

Bowles Says Coal Prices  Not To Rise   Pledges Strike Not To Push Cosis Above Stabilization Line

Bowles Views “Coal Raise Pay, Price Ceilings  Claims Long Walkoui  Will Be Body Blow  Ta tt &

Bowles Pledges No Favoritism  On Coal Wages   Strike Continues With No Sign of Break In Week’s Stalemate

Bowles Pledges ‘No Favoritism’  On Coal Wages   Schwellenbach Still Hasn’t Brought Lewis And Operators Together; Economic Chief Urges Extension Of Price Controls

COAL POLICY   Says Stabilization Level Will Be Followed In Any Price Boost

IDLE COUNT IS HEADED INTO STRATOSPHERE   Industrial Survev Has 2 Million Slated For Furloughs

COAL STRIKE IDLE TO RISE SHARPLY IN A SHORT TIME   Two Million Slated for Unemployment as Direct Result of Freight Embargo Effective Friday.   BAN DEALS BLOW TO KEY INDUSTRIES   Picture Reminiscent of Depression Days Predicted If Mine Shutdown Lasts a Month.

Industrialists Survey Effects of Strike: Many to Lose Their Jobs

Key Industries Eye Depression By Coal Strike   Two Million Slated Fo: Idleness; Outlook Is Gloomy

Coal Strike Idle to Reach  Millions Soon   Freight Embargo to Hit at Heart of Key American Industries

Industrial Survey Shows 2,000,000 Are Slated for Idleness  If Strike Continues, Depression Days May Return

Survey Shows Millions Will Soon Be Idle   Unemployed Picture May Be Reminiscent of Depression

Nation Facing Drastic Curbs   PACKAGES RUSHED TO MAILS  Fffects Of Curbs On Freight,  Packaaes Said Light In Texas

‘Soviets Reveal Big Three Agreement on Removal of ‘Heavy Machinery to Russia

CHARGE: SMITH= CAUSED RIOT   PITCHED BATTLE STAGED IN CHICAGO 1N CONNECTION “RA RBLE-RO! MEETING

Three Are Hanged   Mob Takes Law Into Own Hands in Bolivia in . New Ouibreak

THREE MILITARY MEN LYNCHED BY BOLIVIANS  One Tried to Assassinate President

TRIO HANGED IN BOLIVIAN RIOT   Crowd Howls As Violence Grios La Paz

BOLIVIAN ‘TRIO HANGED BY MOB   3 Would-Be Assassins Nabbed ~ In New Qutbreak  

IRED MOB HANGS THREE IN BOLIVIA   Would-Be Assassin Of New President Among Victims

Big 4 Move Nearer to Italy Pact   Agreements Reached on Minor Points as _ Allies Map Treaty

Italian Treaty Is Discussed af Paris Conclave   Byrnes Will Stand Pat on Issue, Aide At Conference Says

Trieste  Becomes Svmbol   Many Believe Success _ Or Failure of Ministers’ Parley Hinges O: Ability to Settle Issue

 Observers Want to See Whether Reds Will Compromise Demand on Port   Tass Gives Story   Britain, U. S, Will Be Ones to Break Tangle, Paper Savs

Big 4 Resumes Job Of Writing Italian Treaty   Trieste Issue Seen As Possible Key To Success Or Failure.

RESUME TASK OF PREPARING PEACE TREATY   Success Hinges on Russian Attitude Toward Trieste -

Attitude of Reds Proving Vital Factor   Russians Want Trieste Given To Yugoslavia

HINTS RUSSIA HOLDS FATE OF ITALIAN TREATY   Believe U. S. Will Not Offer Compromise With Soviets on Trieste

Italian Pact Before Parley      Both U. S. And Russia Give Indications  Of Firm Stand

Optimism Is New Note Ai Big 4 Parley   Foreign Ministers Start Work On Italien Treaty

TRIESTE LOOMS AS TEST CASE IN PEACE TALKS   Russian Attitude May Make _ Or Break Paris Diplomatic Meeting

Byrnes  Primed On Eve Ot Talk   Treaty For Italians One Of Early Big  Considerations

Russia Said Hoiding Key To Deadlock   Big Four Ministers Meet To Resume Preparation Of Treaties With U. S. Taking Firm Stand

Success of Big Four Parley Hinges on Trieste Problem   Reds Want Adriatic Port Ceded T. Slave Rut U.S. Opposes Move

ITALIAN PEACE PACT STUDIED BY BIG 4   Verdict May Hinge On Red Stand On Trieste   \ WAVE OF OPTIMISM   Noted At Conference When Russia Agrees To Talk Of Austrian Problem

BIG 4 RESUME TASK OF WRITIN ITALIAN TREATY   Soviet Attitude Toward Trieste Main Problem

Big Four Makes New Peace Move At Paris Talks   ——  TRIESTE MAY PROVIDE ¢ STUMBLING BLOCK TO PACT

Trieste Key To Big Four Agreement   Diplomats Await Hint Of Possible Russian Compromise; Hope Mounts at Conference

Task of Writing an Italian Peace Treaty Depends on  Russia in Big-Four Meet

Soviet Attitude On Trieste Key To Big-4 Hopes   Byrnes is Unyielding, Considers Decision ‘Question of Principle’

Parley Success Rests On Red Trieste Stand   Anglo-U. 5. Wave OF Optimism Is Said Dispelled

IG 4 STUDY PEACE TREATY FOR ITALIANS   Success or Failure of the Paris Conference May Well Hinge on the Russian Attitude VYoward Trieste.

American Attitude Made Plain, Russia Is Yet fo Speak   Moscow, However, Implies U. S. and Britain Would Have to Break Deadlock

Trieste Under Consideration By Ministers   Success Or Failure Of Conference Said Hanging In Balance

Big Test to Come On Italian Treaty   Success of Conference May Hinge on Russian View on Trieste   U. 5. STAND IS FIRM   {onsideration of Balkan Treaties to Follow Action on Italy

TRIESTE STAND OF SOVIET HELD KEY 10 PARLEY   Byrnes Seen Firm Against Compromise As ‘Big 4’ Sessions Resume

Resume Task of Writing Treaty  Red Attitude on Trieste Issue Vital

Ministers Tackle  Italian Peace Pact   Russian View of Trieste May Decide Fate of Meet

Await Russia's View on Trieste  Big Four Ministers Buckle Down To Job

welHHLLIVES 2 EL Byrnes Says ltaly Must Retain Land Russia Is Backing Yugoslavia’s Clain

—BIG FOUR- Russ Policy On Trieste Fateful   New Conference: Success Hinges On Italy Decision

Soviet Attitude Toward Trieste To Decide Issue   U.S. Wants Port To Remain Italian, Russia Demands It Be Given To Yugoslavia

Views Of Reds To Determine Treaty Trend   Attitude Of Russians Said To Be ‘Softer’

Big-4 Envoys Begin Writing Italy’s Treaty   Trieste Issue Key To Success, Failure Of New Conference

Resume Task Of Writing Italian Pact   Say Byrnes  Won’t Compromise On Question  Of Principle

Russian Attitude Toward Trieste May Spell Doom’ Or Success Of Conference

Peace Pact For Italy  Is Resumed      “Russians” Trieste  Attitude Important

BIG 4 RESUME PEACE TALKS   Fate of Paris Conference  Hinges On Soviet View  On Trieste

U. S. Believes Trieste Is Italian City   Foreign Ministers Are Struggling With Writing of Treaty

U. S. CLINGS TO POSITON: MUST REMAIN ITALIAN   RUSSIAN ATTITUDE IS KEY TO ACCORD, OBSERVERS CONTEND

Court Martial: System Probed   House Group To Give Report On Allegedly ‘Unjust Penalties’

Kimmel Says Japs Made Big Mistake by Bombing Pear!   Attack Failed to Destroy Permanent Base While Key Units Escaped

Kimmel Says Japs Made ‘Great Mistake in Not  Attacking Hawaii Base

Cherry’s Support  Is Asked For Coal   Retail Group Head Offers All Help Possible

Coal Shortage Felt In State   President of Coal Merchants Association Offers Services To Governor

Draft Law Is Still Problem   Decision Must Be Made Soon As Act Expires May 15

Corpus Christi Racked By Ex plosion at Gas Company; Fire Results   WRECKAGE SC) SCATTERED OVER MUCH OF CITY

Blast Rocks Corpus Christi; Two Are Killer  Ges Plant Blast & anavae Ouarter

TWO KILLED IN GAS EXPLOSION   5 Persons Injured as Blast Rocks Texas Area—Others Are Missing

Gas Explosior Is Heard For Thirfy Miles   Six Others Are Hurt; Damage Is Set At $250,000

Two Killed in Explosion af Corpus Christi   Five Others Injured In Blast in Hydro Gas Fuel Company Plant; Several Missing

Corpus Christi Gas Plant Blast Kills Two: Injures Five  Firemen Comb Debri For Several Persons. ~ Renorted Missina

Fuel Tanks Are Menaced; Debri: ls Being Combed   Windows Shattered Two Miles Away; One Victim Is Minister

Heavy Damage In Tremendous Blast Which Rocks City; Six Are Injured

Texas Gas Blast Kills 2, Hurts 6   Heavy Property Loss  At Corpus Christ:

Blast Kalls 2, Hurts 5   Corpus Christi Gas Explo. sion Heard Distance  Of 30 Miles

Six Injured When Hydro Gas Explodes   Terrific ‘Atomic’ Explosion Heard 30 Miles Away

TRUST FUND {8 UP TO SENATE   House Passes Seven Bills; School Aid Act Waits Kelly Signature

Final Decision On Trust Fund In Senate Hands   House Approved it Unanimously

Truman: Nation Needs Good Pay,  Lower Prices  Message to A. F. L. Puts Stress on Production

OENTY CITE “AY PRESIDENT   Must Rule Out Sub-Standard Wages and Inflationary  Prices, AFL Told.

TRUMAN MESSAGE TO AFL HITS LOW PAY, HIGH COSTS   Says Production Now As Important As  In Time of War

Nation Must Curb Inflation Prices, Truman Tells AFI   Sub-Standard Wages Also Must Be Ruled Out, Convention Iz Advised

‘Truman Urges Full  Production  Message to AFL Sees Need for   Message to AFL Sees Need for Capacity Output To Beat Inflation

Truman Scores Sub- Standard  Pay, Inflation   President Gives AFL Formula To Reach Goal Of Abundance In U. 5.

Production Is Nation’sNeed, AFL Is Told   -President Says Labor’s Cooperation Vital In Achieving Abundance

Chief Tells Labor Parley Sustained Production Is Possible By Cooperation

AFL Urged  To Produce By Truman   Sustained Production Needed, President's Message Declares.   Must Use All.   Peace at Stake.

TRUMAN PREDICTS ABUNDANCE IN U.S. FROM PRODUCTION   Elimination of Low Wages is Urged Todas in Message to AFL Meeting at Chicago.   DUTIES OF LABOR CALLED ‘VITAL’

PRESINET ASKS FOR OPERATION OF (NON LABOR   Tells AFL Convention -in Message That Full Pro- duction Is Needed   “WARNS ON HIGH PRICES   Says ‘Sub-Standard Wages’ Also Must Be Barred to Realize Goal

Truman Tells AFT U. §. Needs Full Production   Says Must Rule Out Sub-Standard Pay, Inflotionary Prices

Production Need Urged By Truman   Sends Message to AFL Con vention Today—Against  Inflationary Prices

Truman Submits Prosperity Plan To Labor Parley   Agitation to Form Third Party Heard

Truman Backs Pay, Price  Plan in AFL   Sends Message After President Green Hits Prozram

MAJOR SUSPECT HELD IN KILLING   Questioned in Connection  With Death of Nurse

LINEUP SHIP TARGETS   Second Atomic Bomb Will Be Di rected Against Ships Hulls

Re-locate Test Fleet   A Different Arrangement of Ships For . Undersea Atomic Blast

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS  Orders Negotiations with R. R. Brotherhoods Terminated

ENDS PARLEY © WITH LEADERS.’ OF STRIKERS      PRESIDENT TO ADDRESS CON: GRESS ON RAIL CRISIS AT 4 O'CLOCK SESSION. THIS AFTERNOON

GIVES UNIONISTS INT. 4 OGLE TD ACOEP FFE   ‘Army Will Step In Unless Striking Brotherhoods Yield by Then   BID OF 18l4¢ IS FINAL   Whitney, Johnston Can Take It or Leave tt, Chief Executive Warns

Truman Orders End of All Efforts: To Mediate With 2 Railway Unions

President Orders Negotiations _ With Two Brotherhoods Closed; To Negotiate with 18 Others

(Only Hope Of Settlement Lies In A Compromise Proposal To Be Given President Today

‘Take It or Leave It’ Offer Handed Union  Teeatasen Plecad tan Pecume Wark   Trainmen Urged to Resume Work Under Threat of Army Operation

Truman Serves Blunt Notice On Striking Railroad Men   Demands Strikers Return To Posts

PRESIDENT ISSUES ULTIMATUM, ) SETTING DEADLINE FOR RETURN AT 4 0'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON   Truman, Angered, Bluntly Accuses Heads of Two Unions of Creating “Terrible Havoc:” Wage Committees Meet

Must Accept Proposal Without Compromise  Or Army Will Operate   Take-It-Or-Leave-It Ultimatum Submitted To Strike Leaders As President Orders End Of All Mediation Efforts.

Truman Asked to  Call Conference  on Wage Econom   All Management of Struck Plants Would Be Invited

Truman Asked to Call Conference on Wage Economy  All Management of Struck Plants

U. 5. Steel Chief Sucgests Meet 0 Labor-Business   Calls Upon President To Decide Issues Facing Nation

Fairless Calls For Management Parley   Truman To Summon Conference

PRESIDENT IS REQUESTED 10 CALL MEETING   Purpose To Determine How Much Economy Can Endure

Fairless Calls For Management Parley   Steel Corp. ‘Head Asks Truman To Summon Conference

Conference Of Executives Is Recommended   Fairless Says Union Strikes Against Nation

PACKING SEIZURE —  TO BE SATURDAY   Threat Of Rail Tie-Up Looms; Steel,  GM Walkouts Remain In Stalemate

GET-TOGETHE SUGGESTED ON PAY PROBLEM   FAIRLESS ASKS FOR CONFERENCE WITH TRUMAN

Truman Urged To Call Parley Of Employers  Packing Plants:  Seizure by U. S.

Executive Parley Asked By Fairless   Would Discuss Pay Boost Economy of U. 8. Can Endure

ALL-MANAGEMENT WAGE TALK URGED   HEAD OF U. S. STEEL SUGGESTS TRUMAN CALL CONFERENCE OF EXECUTIVES.

SOLDIERS TO WEAR BLUE UNIFORMS AGAIN   Shade and Other Détails Still Undecided—Livelier Green for WACs Proposed.

Declares Third of Mines in This Area Will Be Forced Out  Present Margin So Low New Contract Terms Can't Re Met

Electric Strike Hits Pittsburgh   1,500,000 People Will Be Affected By Walkout

Blames Army For ‘Chaotic’ Draft Extende   Democratic Senator Assails Policy After House Bans Teen Call

G. 0. P. SWEEPS PENNSYLVANIA   Republican Vote Avalanche Unequalled Since Pre-New Deal Era

Party Returned To Complete Dominance Of Pennsylvania Politics By Vote Avalanche Unequalled Since Pre-New Deal Era—Governor Martin Elected To U. S. Senate By Majority Of More Than 500,000— 12«Year-Tenure Of Guffey Ends

Martin And Duff Are Easy Winners In Pa   Republican Forces. Completely Dominate Pennsylvania Politics By Scoring Sweep ing Victory At Polls — Martin Unera  2 Guffey From: Senate. .

Unofficial Election Returns In County   Martin 500,000 Up On Guffey

PHILADELPHIA GIVES TICKET 110,000 LEAD   Substantial Gains in Both Houses of Legislature Assured GovernorElect Duff

@ PAUL MALLUN—  Harriman’s Appointment Hasty, But Eases Pressure of Wallace

Palestine Jews End Strike As Trouble Eases   Ask Jewish Political  Prisoners Be Released

H. Klinestiver Succumbs Today   Co-Publisher of Forest Republican Dies at Hospital

QUAKE DEATHS REPORT MADE   TOLL PASSES 1000 AND SURVEY ~ REVEALS MORE THAN 18,000 HOMES DESTROYED,

Rep. Landis Proposes _ $1.50 Bonus For Foreign Service, $1 For Domestic

Fund Campaign To Start  New First: “Methodis -Church To’Bé Built

China Truce Lengthened   Chiang Adds 8 Days T.. Neadline of Pact

Chiang Extends Truce 8 Days   Extension Regarded As Concession To Communists

[RUCE PERIOD IS EXTENDED BY KAi-SHER   reneralissimo Grants Eight More Davs tor Negotiations With the Communists Over the Manchurian Question.

CHIANG KAI-SHEK RULES FURTHER EXTENSION IN -CIVIL WAR DIScuSsciqn

Atfack Victim to Undergo Surgery; State Will Examine Young Lincoln

BEATING VICTIM FACES SURGERY   Girl's Father Refuses To See Parent of Attacker

BELGIAN SAYS TREATY FOR ITALY HARSH   Foreign Minister Thinks Not Enough Considera: tion Given to Italian Resistance. to Naz Occupation.

TALIAN PACT ALLED HARSH   erms “Ask Too Much” 9 Defeated Nation, Belgian Tells Conference.

—PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE Spaak Declares Italian Peace Pact‘Too Harsh’

SPAAK BELIEVES TERMS ARE TOO HARD ON ITALY   Belzian Foreign Minister Tells Peace Conference Italians Should Be Given Easier Load.

Says Italian Peace Treaty Is Too Harsh   Foreign Minister Of Belgium Says ‘Too Much’ Is  Asked of Italians

Spaak Avows Ktalian Treaty Is Too Harsh As It Stands   Belgian Lectures Peace Conference On Speed-Up Plan

‘Asking Too Much’ Treaty for Italy Too Harsh, Says Belgian Minister

Peace Treaty Drafted For Italy Too Harsh, Belgian Foreign Minister Tells U.N. Assembly

Italian Treaty Too Rigorous Spaak Warns   Loss of Colonies, Huge Payments Hit By U. N. Executive

Nazi Security Police Were Active In U..S. Before War, Court Told

Unprecedented Report Gives Dour Outlook   Marshall and Stuart Say China’s People Want Peace, But War Spreading Every Day

HOPE FOR PEACE IN  CHINA “IMPOSSIBLE”  UJ. 5. ENVOYS ASSERT DIFFERENCES VIRTUALLY  DEADLOCKED, ACCORDIN TH MARCSHATL CTITART

China Doomed to Honor of Civil © War—Marshall —   Fighting Spreads in Spite of Parleys: . Marines Involved .

Complete Stopping of Hostilities In China Impossible, Say Envoys

Complete Cessation Of Hostilities In All China" Appears Impossible’

Buses, Cars Go Through Picket Line   Another Attempt Made to Resume Operations in Lancaster, Pa.

'Six Trolleys ‘Break Through Picket Lines   Policemen Push Pickets Aside

Army Speeds TrainingPlan   Inactivated Planes in Tokyo Regior Given Back Guns Under Program

HIGHER WAGES LEADS AGENDA FOR TEACHERS   Salary Question Prin: cipal Issue At State Parley

AE COMPLEAT ANGLER’ Truman’s Fishing Improves  As Bermuda Holiday Ends

TRUMAN CATCHES EIGHT MORE FISH   PRESIDENTIAL YACHT TO BEGIN TRIP BACK TO WASHINGTON TODAY,

Labor Strife Effects Feared  Banking Head Sees Chance For Inflation

Eccles Says Big Output Required   Otherwise, OPA Can't Head Off Inflation

ECCLES CALLS FOR HALT OF LABOR STRIFE   Says Boom Production Is Only Sure Check To Inflation

Chairman Eccles Says Production Armies  Quit Inflation Fight   Sharp Statement Is Issued for Benefit Of Senate Committee

Says Producers Give Up Inflation Battle   Eccles Accuses ‘Armies of Production’ of Disregarding Public

Federal Reserve Head Says OPA Will Be Futile Without Boom Productior

Spo tog nes usw nln) ) ogg ae tT art tts eet ea re ree  ‘Nervous’ Parents Give  Away Their Three Tot:

COUPLE WILL GIVE AWAY-3 CHILDREN   Start Proceedings to Turn Youngsters Over to Others “Because They Make Us Nervous.”

PRESIDENT OF INSURANCE CO. I$ “AMAZED”    Executive Is Charged With. Irregularities - by. State Examiners

Largest Fire Insurance Firn Faces Charges  Extra Payments To orge E. Allen

No Changes In Russian  Policy Seen  Litvinov Ouster  Round to Come

Young English Girl Kept GI's For 7 Months   Two U. S. Soldiers Are Said Deserters

Columbians’ Plo’ On U.S. Exposed   Blond Agent, 24, Cajoles 2 Youths Into Confessine South Terror

Anti-U.S. Plot Charged Group   Georgia Grand Jury to Sift Evidence ‘Aqainst Columbians, Leaders

COAL OPERATORS JOHN L. LEWIS, STILL AT ODDS   Reconversion Program Suffers Setback, Small Says

Truman Will Let Lewis Go to Jai   President Reported Standing Firm in Coal Fight

New Strike of Coal Miners  Is Scheduled   Wage Negotiations Between Union, Operators Recess

Midnight Deadline for Strike Arrives With no Hint of Pact: Parley to Be Resumed Today   73,000 Idle in Pennsylvania Fields; Contract With UMW Workers to Be Pattern for Anthracite Men; Operators Object

MINERS QUIT, CAN'T AGREE ON CONTRACT   DISPUTE TO MAKE 76.000 IDLE IN PENNSYLVANIA

Anthracite Coal Strike Is Under Way   Contract Deadline ‘Passed at Midnight  Without Agreement

Negotiations Fail: Another Session Today   Picks are Laid Down in Pennsylvania Anthracite Mines

Deadline Ends Without Accord On New Paet   Negotiations to Be Resumed Today; Miners Seek Reduction In Their Wark Waak

(6,000 HARD COAL MINERS ON STRIKE IN PENNSYLVANIA   Deadline for Walkout Passes With "No Agreement Reached on Terms of New' Contract.   BITUMINOUS OPERATORS SILENT ‘ON NEXT MOVE   Mining Costs, They Say, Will Be Increased $200,000,000 Annually by Concessions  to Lewis,

Owner of Vicious Dogs To Face Belated Trial On Manslaughter Charg

Service = Resumes. In Area   Restrictions. Are Lifted Immediately; Pay Hike Given

Bus Walkout Is Ended By Wage Agreement   Tieup of Section of Blue Ridge Bus Lines is Finally Ended

C10 to Settle Strikes Before Fall Elections   Delay Demands For More Pay; Fight For Lower Prices

ClO TO GLEAN STRIKE SLATE FOR FALL VOTE      Chrysler Contract To Be Reopened Oct. 16

C10 TRYING TO CLEAN UP STRIKES   Also. Wants to Avoid Others Before Nov. Elections

Calls Actions ‘Log Rolling   Says They are Ones Responsible For State Financial Condition

UNE LONGLINE TRIKE ENDS; ONE HELD OFF   Federation Heads at Memphis Say No Action Planned “at This Time.”

800 WHO LEFT JOBS TO RETURN BY NIGHTFALL   Philadelphia Grievance Settled; No National Tieup Likely

Phone Tieup ls Ended at Philadelphia   Union Affiliate Leaders Studying Nationwide Telephone Strike.

Nationwide  Phone Strike  Threat Eases Philadelphia. Pa. Disnute Settled

Philadelphia Walkout Ends; Delegates Vote On Nationwide Strike Today

Federal Conciliators, Union, Cem pany Representatives Meet An Adjust Differences Over Merit. Of Eromotion   COMPANY RESCINDS WOMAN'S PROMOTIO?

SHIPPING PEACE BELIEVED NEAR   More Mass Picketing, Mors Arrests Threatened In Hollywood Strike

OUTLOOK FOR BUMPER CROP AGAIN BRIGHT   Heightens Hopes for Relief to FamineStricken Peoples

BRIGHT PRUSPEGTS FOR U. 3. "BUMPER GHAIN GROP UPS HUPES FAMINE-STRICKEN WORLD

Acreage Gives Bumper Crop Outlook in U.S.   Federal Report Admits Yield Hinges on Help, Weather, Machinery

‘BUMPER’ GRAIN GROP FORECAST   Prospect Boosts Hopes for Relief to War-Ravaged Areas

HOUSING BILL OUTLOOK -- DARK   House Defeats Amendment for Price Ceilings

U. S. Housing Plan Limited By Congress   Patman Concedes There Is No Chance Of Full Program

Little Hope Is Held for Housing Bil   Republicans Rap Wyatt Democrats Back Him; Truman in Appeal.

Patman, D., Concedes that There Seems Little Chahce Congress will Approve Housing Bill,

Slight Chance For Housing Approval: Seek Vet Pressure   Price Control On Used Homes Defeated Amid Political Flurry

PATMAN EXPECTS CONGRESS DEFEAT OF HOUSE BILL   Author of Sweeping Measure Concedes it Stands Little Chance of Approval   APPEALS TO VETERANS   Asks Them to Put Pressure on Solons in Effort to Change Vote Lineup

Patman Little Chance For His Measure After Defeat On Price Controls

RAIL WORKERS VOTE HEAVILY FOR STRIKE   Nearly All Ballots Cast Said To Back Walkout Call

TRAINMEN VOTE FOR A WALKOUT   Action To Enforce Wage And Other Demands Is Approved

FEW VOTES OPPOSE RAILROAD STRIKE   TRAINMEN AND ENGINEERS BALLOTS RUNNING 98.8 PCT. FOR WALKOUT.

U.S. Plans Big Butter  Purchase:   Expect Government To Buy 60,000,000 Pounds To Supply Armed Forces Next Year

U.S. RE-ENTERS BUTTER MART   Ta Buy 60,000,000 Pounds During May and June for Military Needs.

Government To Buy Up Large Butter Supply   Outlook For Civilian Production In Fall And Winter Said Dim

ARMY, NAVY HOSPITALS   Manufacturers Must Put Aside Part Of Output

Big Supply Labeled For Armed Forces ... . Less Butter On American  Table This Fall, Winter

Producers Must Sef Aside For Military Need   Outlook For Rest Of This Year Fer From Bright

Government Plans To Re-Enter Butter Market About May 1   High Demand, Low Production Make Civilian Out. look for Next Winter Dull

Government Plans To Buy 60 Million Pounds of Butter   Supply Will Go to Armed Services, ©. Hospitals; Civilian Outlook  No Brighter.

Outlook for Butter Next Winter Dim   Government to Buy 60,000,000 Pounds to Supply Armed Forces For Twelve Months

NEW U.S. ORDER MAKES BUTTER OUTLOOK BLACK   60,000,000 Pounds Will Be Set Aside For Services, Military Hospitals

U.S. To Start Buying Butter   -Want 60,000,000 Pounds For Military; Civilian Shortage Seen

"BUTTER NEEDS   Hospital and Services’ Quota To Come From May-June . dAarket

Ul. 5. 10 STOCK UP ON BUTTER FOR SERVICES   Set-Aside Order To Concerntrate On Flush Period: Civil Outlook Dark

CIVILIAN BUTTER OUTLOOK DIMMED BY GOV'T NEEDS   U. S. PLANS TO BUY 60 MILLION POUNDS _ FOR ARMED SERVICES

Butter Outlook Dim For Fall, Winter; Government Again Takes Big Share

tuiter Outlook Dim For Fall; wu. S. Plans Set-Asice Orders   Government Plans To Buy 60 Million Pounds For Military During May-June Peak Period

‘Butter Outlook Dim This Fall, Winter As Military To Get 60 Million Pounds

Government Will Again Buy Butter   60 Million Pounds To Be Purchased In 12-Month Period

U.S. to Again Buy Butter   Outlook For Fall And Winter Dim As Result of Program

AUTOMOBILES. IN LABOR VIE: AT DETROIT            GOVERNME!I BUTTER FOR

Butter Outlook Is Dim As U.S. Plans To Reenter Market   Government to Buy 60 Million Pounds For Military---Prices Discouraaqe Storina

Government Plans To Go Back Into Butter Market   Purchases Due  Peak Season

GOV'T T0 BUY BUTTER NEXT TWO MONTHS   Needs 60 Million Pounds; Expect No Scarcity Relief

Government To Buy More Butter   Military Hospitals, Armed Services To Get Huge Total

Butter Outlook Dim as Army Plans Its Year's Purchase:   Prices Discourage Storing Product During Peak Production

Butter Outlook For Next Fall And Winter Din   Government To Buy Up 60 Million Pounds For The Military.

U. S. Will Buy Butter During May And June   60,000,000 Pounds To Be Set Aside For Year’s Supply

GOVERNMENT T0 BUY 60,000,000 POUNDS OF BUTTER IN MAY  SUPPLY FOR PUBLIC IS LIKELY TO BE SMALL

On Buttering Your Bread- GovernmentPlans ToEnter Market To BuyHugeSupply

Government Back In Butter Market Probably May 1   Will Buy Supplies During Flush Period Of Dairy Production

Dewey Mum Over Bid for Audience  '75 Home-Hunting Vet: ‘Squat’ in N. Y. Senate

War Veterans Defy Dewey ToOustThem   3,000 March On New York Capital Demanding Special Session On Housing

eens oueeneuesneeeen tne A aes  Doctors Approve Beckley As Site For Negro Tuberculosis Hospital   Row Expected On Atom Legislation

National League ..~. ‘Race Tightens   Si. Louis and Brooklyn: Tied With Two Games. Each:. - to Be Played

LEGISLATIVE SESSION OVER AT LAST AS GOVERNOR RACES THROUGH STACK OF BILLS

AGREED IN PRINCIPLE ON WELFARF FIAn   CEASE FIRE PACT IN SHANTUNG PROVINCE

Committee To Open Discussion Jewish Problem   U.S. Delegates Meet With British Group

Peron May Have Been Defeated   Victory In Argentina’s Elec. tion Claimed For Tamborini By Supporters   DEFINITE RESULTS NOT YET COMPILED

OFFICIAL OUTCOME OF ‘ELEC TION MAY NOT BE KNOWN UNTIL. LAST OF MARCH

VICTORY IS SEEN FOR TAMBORINI   Argentine Election Viewet as Most Orderly and Enthusiastic

(AMBORINI REPORTED FECTED   Accurate Count of Votes Won’t Be Comnleted for Weeks

STRIKE CRISIS   Sen. George Calls for Continuous Day and Night Session

URGES SPEED Ih SENATE DURING STRIKE CRISIS   Sen. George Calls for Continuous Day and Night Session

Round-the-Clock Senate Sessions Urged to Improve Labor Relations

Miller-Stinehart Wedding Nov. 16  : Will Live On. Farm ; Near Akron ..

Miller-Stinehart Wedding Nov. 16  * Will Live On Farm Near Akron

Flour Millers  Searching For  Empty Boxcars Railroad Freight Embarge Is Feared

Leaves Suddenly For Moscow By Plane; Part Of Italy Apportioned   Peace Conference Gives France Mountainous Patch On Frontier After Three-Day Argument Over Details Of Award.

CRESTON HIT BY TERRIFIC STORN   Damace Estimated at More Than Million Dollars

NEW SESSION ON OPA BILL CALLED TODAY   Price Control Agency Reaches Life -or- Death Stage, With Congress Deadlocked Over Pro posal for Revival.

Truce Period Seen for Price Control   Exemptions for Food Items Proposed By Senate Members

Offer Reward In Shooting Of Georgia Negroes   Incident ‘To Be Regretted,’ States Talmadge; FBI Probe Unauthorized

Offers Rewards In Mob Slaying  Governor's Action In Georgia Case

‘Decent People Are Ashamed,’  Governor Says      $500 Posted For Each Mobster in Mass Killing of 4 Negroes

$10,000 in Rewards Posted in Lynchings   Governor Arnall Seeking White Mobsters Who Shot to Death Two Negro Farm Hands and Their Wives.

GOVERNOR OFFERS $10,000 REWARD FOR LYNCH GANG   Investigator Expresses Belief  Brutal Massacre Was Roehsarcad

“Looks Like Rekearsed Affair”, Officer Says Angered Arnall Offers Reward For Lyne! ners

Governal Arnall  Past Big Reward  In Lynch Killings   State Police Told To Find Members Of 20-Man Band

Georgia Governor Offers Reward For Mob Killers  State Police Orderec To Walton County; Four Nearoes Killed

Governor Offers $10,000 Reward for. Solution of Lynch Slaying of 4 Negroes By Party of 20 Armed Whites in South

POLICE SEEK MOB KILLERS   Crime Witness Unable to Aid Officers By Identifying Gang Members.

Killings Bring Reward Offer   ‘Georgia Posts More ‘Than $10,000 for “Mob Crime Solution

Georgia Lynching Planned in Advance  Says Head of Investigation Bureau

HINTS LYNCHING OF FOUR NEGROES WAS ‘REHEARSED’   APPARENTLY PLANNED WHILE 1 VICTIM WAS IN JAIL: GBI CHIEF

Offer Reward In Slaying Of  Four Negroes   Governor Arnall Says Decent People Of Georgia Tlumiliated By Murder,

Arnall Offers Heavy Rewards In Massacre   Decent People Of Georgia Humiliated, He Declares

BIDAULT WINS OVER COMMUNIST FACTION   France Now Operating Under Coalition Government

New Government Named For France   President Bidault Directs Coalition Cabinet In Which Factions Are  Represented

Test Animals  Begin “Dying  Like Flies’ Damage Greater Than Estimated

Radiations In A-Bomb Test Killing Animals   Officer Intimates Few May Survive; ‘Dying Like Flies’

US Suggestion May Break Atom Bomb Deadlock   Americans Propose Discriminate Use Of Inspection

New Approach To A. Controls Now Proposed   U. S. Delegafion Says Direct Inspection Would Be Carried Out Carefully

JJ. S. Proposes New Approach  To Atomic Control Inspection   Urges Discrimination T 0 Avoid Antagonizing Anv. Nation r. Its  . Citizens. 

Atomic Control Studied At Lake   America Suggest: Discrimination  Be Employed

‘NEW APPROACH TO ATOMIC - PROBLEMS PROPOSED BY U. S.   Direct Inspections of Atomic  a  / — Violations Proposed } at U.N. Mee:

ILLINOIS VEW DELEGATION TO NATIONAL MEET   Encampment To Be Held Sept. 1-6 At Boston

Youngdahl  Enters Race  Files for Governor on  GOP Ticket; To Seek  . 8... OP. SFA iene

Refugees Shipped to Cypress Camps From Palestine   Kick. Punch, Bite and Hurl Bottles at the Canptors

Five Hundred Jews Fight Against. Infantrymen Ordered by British Government to Halt Tilega! Immis gration,

Jews Fight British To © Avoid Move  From Haifa   Weeping and Booing Refugees Battle in Harbor to Stay Off Ship Going to Cyprus

@ PAUL MALLON—  Hopes Dim for Democratic Way of Life in Spain in Near Future

Tight Race Seen on GOP Chairman  Choice Likely Between Reece and Danaher

Danaher And Reece Contest  For GOP Post   Successor To Brownell To Be Elected At Meeting In Washington

2 RACE FOR GOP CHAIRMANSHIP   Reece, Danaher Stay in Fight for Republican Post

Rep. Reece, Danaher Fight For GOP Job   Conferences Fail To Develoy Enough Sentiment Fos Single Candidate.   RELEASE RESOLUTION

Reece, Danaher In Open Contest For GOP Leadership   Resolution Draft Raps Truman Foreign Policy

Foreign Policy Held Deplorable   Republican Chairmanship Race To Be Settled at Conference

Wide Open Race Is Developing Fer GOP Pes!   National Committee  Meets Today

G.0.P. Leaders To Elect Chief   Reece and Danatier In Race for Chairmanship of National Party

DANAHER AND REECE IN RACE TO HEAD GOP   Brownell Hits At Administration In Keynote Speech

HOT RACE FOR GOP CHAIRMAN   Rep. Reece, Danaher Top Fight; Rap Truman Foreign Policy

Reece-Danaher Contest Wide Open; Republicans Prepare To Elect National Chairman

$269,855,440 SPENT TO AID YUGOSLAVIA   American Dollars Poured Out t Assist Nation That-Shot Down D. Ss Pianes.

Says Army Still Needs Draft Law   Continuation After May 1 Nec2ssary, Declares  War Secretary

Continuance Of Draft Will Be Requested   Enlistment Of 500,000 In Recent Months Is Insufficient To Mee Army's Requirements

Army May Ask To Continue Draft Program   Patterson Indicates © Record Enlistments Recently Not Enough

Army Will Need Draft Retention  Blames Failure OF Reeruit Proaqram

Army May Ask Continuation  Of Draft Law   Patterson Hints Action On Basis Of Present Reeruiting Drive

PLANE RECORD St! BY FLYER OF Jel SHIP AT CLEVELAND   Thompson Trophy Race Scheduled Today at Course; Mark Made Is Unofficial, However.   PILOT IS VICTIM OF P-38 CRASH

RED CONTROL IN BULGARIA      LEADER IN COMMUNIST AFFAIRS HAS FORMED “FRONT” GOVERNMENT TO RUN — NATION

10 LOSE LIVES IN HOME FIRE   Oil Burner Ext Explosion Is Cause of Tragedy In Connecticut City

Six Are Killed In Plane Crash   Army Air Forces’ B-25 Bomber Crashes Near Lone Beach, Calif.

Foreign Chiefs Are Far Apart on Yugoslav Border   Big Four Council Spends Three Hours Talking Controversial Issue; Yugoslav Foreign Minister Says His Country Wants Trieste

FOREIGN MINISTERS’ COUNCIL FAILS (TO AGREE ON ITALO-YUGOSLAV BORDER

ARGUMENTS ON ITALO-YUGOSLAV BORDER HEARD AGAIN BY BIG 4, INDICATING NO AGREEMENT. YET!

Ialo-Yugoslav Border Issue Discussed by Big 4 Minister:   Statements Taken

SOVIET STALLS TREATY TALKS   Molotov Holds Out For Yu: gosiavs At Paris

STALEMATE REMAINS ON BORDER QUESTION   Foreign Ministers Fail To Make Progress In Rift

Miners Face Fines As Lewis Digs in For Finish Fight   Senator Urges Volunteer: Be Called if Miners Fail to Work After  fe: a ne:

Millions Could Be Charged To Men Offdobs      Penalty Fo  In conc il Request Of Un

Siubbornness Of John L. To Cost Workers   FINISH FIGHT WAGED IN FEDERAL COURT BY U. S.

Finish Court Battle Started   Strategy Resumed For Defense In  Lewis’ Case

Penalty Provided In Agreement   Levy of Millions of Dollars To be Collected by Operators Out of Minere’ Future Farnings

_ Lewis Is Dealt Major Legal Setback; Trial , Adjourns to Monday

Mine Operators Apply For Fines   Attorneys Plan Strategy; ~ Truman Urged To Call +For Volunteer. Miners

Levies May Run Into Millions   Burke Rebuked for Wanting Owners to Open Talks; 95,000 Idle in Other Industries

Grant Operators Right to Assess  Fines on Miners Millions Expected Out of Payrolls; Weekend Trial Dela

Lewis Charts  Strategy For Finish Battle   Contempt Court Trial Scheduled To Resume On Monday ie

Many Operator Applications Agai Individual Striker   Clause in Disputed Contract Calls for Daily Cash Penalty of One to Two Dollars; Lewis Digs - : >> Ie for Monday:-Court Appearance ~~

Penalties May Run Into Millions   Coal Tie-Up Puts 90,000 Persons Out Of Work

Penalty Of $2 For Every aca Work Is Possible; Reopen Lewis Trial Monday  

Lewis Receives Major Setback In Fight With US; File Fine Requests

John Lewis Loses Major Court Test   Fines Would Run From $1 to $2 Per Day During Strike

Lewis Trial To Continue  Next Monday   No Saturday Session As Expected; Miners Face Threat Of Fines Running Into Millions.

Contempt Hearing Against Miners’ Chief To Reopen Monday; Operators Ask Right To Put $1 and $2 Fines On Individuals Who Fail to Work

Many Coal Companies Get Authority to Collect Absentee Fines From Future Payrolls   Unemployment On Increase As Coal Tieup Hits More Industrial Plants; Lewis Contemot Trial Resumes Monday

May Fine Striking Miners   _Levy of $i to $2 a Day Called For in Federal Contract; Lewis Trial To Be Resumed Monday

Strike In 10th Day As Attorneys Plan Courses For Monday’s Session

Levy Would Cost $1 to $2 for Each Day of Walkout   A large Number Of Operators Have Filed Applications  To Aceace Pannity

(Owners Move For Levy on Individuals   Lewis Digs in for Finish Court Battle to Resume Monday With Strike in Its Tenth Day

OWNERS CALLFOR DAILY PENALTIES DURING STOPPAGE   LEWIS DIGS IN FOR FINISH FIGHT WITH U. S. GOVERNMENT

$192 Daily Assessment Requested; Burke Summons Producers’ Board To Fix Stand on Truce Movements

Mine Owners File Applications For Contracted Funds   Amount Runs Into Millions For Ten Days of Strike

Walkout Enters Tenth Day With Court in Recess; Mine Operators Meet Monday to Diseuss Burke’s Plan for Negotiations

Union Chief Digs In For  Finish Fight   Lewis Is Whacked By Major Setback

Miners Face Heavy Toll Of Fines Now   Contempt Trial Will Resume Monday; Morse Industries Down

Coal Producers Split on Move By Their President to Offer New Contract; Meeting Monday

Lewis Digs In After SetbackFor New Effort   Burke Rebuked For Seeking Truce With UMW Boss; Truman Urged To Appeal For Volunteers To Work Mines; Trial Resumes  Monday.

STRIKING MINERS — FACED A THREAT OF FINES TODAY   Came as Lewis Dug in for ; Finish Court Fight With the Government.   MAY REACH MILLIONS   Walkout Went Into the Tenth Day as Atterneys Charted Their Course.

UMW Prepares For Fight To Finish In Federal Court Trial   Goldsborough To Renew Hearing Monday; Operators File To Penalize Diggers $1 To $2 Daily

Lewis Digs In For Final Court Battle Monday   Operators File Applications For $1-$2 Fine Per Day Against Strikers

MINE STRIKERS FACE THREAT OF HICH FINES   Operators File Applications for Penalties: Walkout in Tenth Bay.

Mine Workers May Be Fined . $1 To $2 A Day   Applications Filed By Operators; Lewis Digs In For Finished Fight With Govt.

MINE OWNERS BEGIN MOVE 10 LEVY PENALTIES   Government Agency Grants Petitions But Operators Must Collect

Federal Agency OKs ‘Absentee’ PenaltiesUnder UMW Contract   Operators Will Collect Levies from Future Payrolls

Lewis Set for A Finish Court Fight With U. 5.   Fines Would Run Into Millions

Steps Taken To Fine Idle Coal Miners   Possibility of Measure Stems from Terms of Lewis’ Contract.

W Face Penalties Totalling Million  OWNERS SET TO SLAP FINES ON MINE STRIKERS   Up To Overctors.

ACTION I8 APPROVED BY GOVERNMENT   Coal Mines Administration Grants “Numerous” Applications to Penalize Diggers Because of Their Absenteeism.

Operators Ask $1-§2 Per Man Daily Penaity   Trial Is in Recess To Monday; Southern Owners Ponder Policy

“ABSENTEE” LEVY ON INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS IS GIVEN APPROVAL  GOVERNMENT GRANTS _ APPLICATIONS MADE BY COAL OPERATORS

Pact Provides Penalties for  Work Stoppage   Formula Originally Put in Contract To Punish Members  On Wildeat Strikes

UMW Counsel Prepares For  Monday Trial   Siriking Miners Face Threat Of Fines Running Into Millions Of Dollars   Contract Terms Provide Fines   Cun Vary From One*Te Two Dollars « Day, Depending Upon Producing Area

Owners May Levy Contract Penalties   John L. Lewis Digs In, Seeks Finish Fiaht With Government

Major Legal Setback Hits Miner Chief   Lewis Digs In For Finish Fight With U. S. As His Miners Face Huge Loss in Company Fines

38 Killed in Unusual Mishap  Grandstand Collapses During Soccer Game

33 Are Killed In British Soccer Stadium Collapse   Retaining Barriers Give Way Under Pressure of Big Crowd at Title Contest

33 Killed as Grandstand Collapses   Hundreds of Spectators Tumbled Forward When Retaining Walls Give Wav at Soccer Game

34 Persons Killed In Accident   Grandstand Collapse: At Championship Soccer Game Today

34 KILLED AT ENGLISH GAME   Many Others Hurt as  Osan detend Camamnlec

33 Are Killed as Stadium Barriers Fall   scores of Others Hurt in English Disaster

STAND TOPPLES; 33 ARE KILLED   Bodies Piled Four-Deep in Sports Disaster

34 Persons Killed At Game In England   Stands Crash, Watch Championsh ip Soccer Game

33 Killed As English Arena Falls   Spectators At Soccer Game Crushed To Death When Stands Collapse

Grandstand’s Fall Kills 34   Scores Hurt During British Soccer Game

Worst Tragedy In History of British Sports; Many Trampled   Players Continue Game Unaware of Mishap

Soccer Stadium Rails Collapse, Scores Injured   ‘Standees’ Hurled Into Arena Seats, Bodies 4 Deep   Game Goes On

IN CRASH OF GRANDSTAND   Accident Occurs at Championship Soccer Game Attended by 70,000 Spectators in Bolton, England.

Britain's Worst Sports Disaster  Collapse Of Grandstand Kills 33, Injures More

33 SPORT FANS DIE IN ENGLANG   Bodies Pile Four Deep After Stand Falls During Title Soccer Match

PACKED GRANDSTAND COLLAPSES, SENDING MANY DOWN TO DEATi   OTHER SPECTATORS ARE HURT; CHAMPIONSHIP SOCCER GAME GOES ON

Section Of Grandstand Falls In Britain  33 Dead, Many Hurt In Stadium Traqedy

Scores Injured in Britain’: Worst‘ Sports Disaster; Two of Dead Are Women   Bodies. Ave Piled  Four Deep in Stanc   Chest and ‘Head Injuries Killed 32. Trampled Per‘sons Outright; Contest  Conipicied .

Grandstand Crash Kills 33 in Britain   Bodies Are Piled Four Deep; Scores Reported Iniured

Over 500 Others Are Injured   Championship Game Continues Despite Wholesale Tragedy

GRANDSTAND GIVES WAY; 30 ARE KILTED   BODIES PILED FOUR DEEP IN BRITISH DISASTER— SCORES INJURED.

BRITAIN DISASTER 33 Persons Killed When Grandstand Folds  Hundreds of Screamin Spectators Topple,

Disaster Is Called Worst Of Its Kind   Game Resumed While First Aid Workers Treat Bruised Fans

Action !s Deferred On Rail Agreement   Conferees Run into Snag Over Wage Agreement Details

Arbitration in Rail Dispute ls Predicted   Bed BD Ne Re 8  Labor Official Says Brotherhoods and — CAxsprsre WGI Aarne

RAIL ARBITRATION PACT TO BE SIGNED   Agreement to Be Made Today Between 18 Brotherhoods and Nution'’s Carriers.

Deny McMurray UW Faculty Post   Withhold Name of Defeated Candidate

Red Russia Will Have Fighting Force Of Thirty-Millions   Dirksen Bares Facts About Communistic Setup in Unbiased Report Prepared by U. S. Government

32,000,000-Man Army for Russia   Will Equal All Western Powers by 1970

Straws In Wind Russians To Have 32 Million Fighting-Age Men By 1970

Russia Intends to Develop [Huge War Power   Government Survey Gives Picture of Communist State

GARAGE, SHOP ARE BURNED   VanVoorhis Blaze Sweeps 4-Car Garage, Repair Shop

\British Scientist Says Russians Have A-Bomb That Renders Our Model Obsolete

Keds Possess Deadly Bomb Says Briton   Anglo-American Atom Obsolete

PROGRAM FACES LEGAL TEST Texas Scholastic Fund s Boosted Under New Plan

‘SUPREME COURT REFUSES   OF A WAC CAPTAIN   Kathleen Nash Durant Convicted of. Taking Part In .. Theft of Hesse Jewels.   TRIED IN FRANKFURT   Her Attorney Alleces She Was Dismissed From Army on Mav 730, 1946.

SUPREME COURT REFUSES 10 FREE WAC CAPT. DURANT   Tribunal Also Rejects Re. quest te Bar Bilbo From ‘ Seannta Sent

High Court Refuses to Release WAC convicted OF Hecen lawal Thats

Draft Law at This Time 's Sppesed By College Group   Annual Convention in Cleveland Goes on Record As to Peacetime Training

Bretz to Present Organ Recital at La Tech Tonight  Denne Alen A/T]   Program Also Will Feature Singing Of Mrs. Bretz

Special Session of Legislature To Act on Bonus Is Plansed   Gov. Green Preparing to Call Lawmakers To Enact Needed Laws

GREEN T0 CALL BONUS SESSION OF LEGISLATURE  DECLARES TREASUR\   DECLARES TREASURY FUNDS INSUFFICIENT TO PAY VETS BONUS

$729,448 HIGHER   County and City: Taxable Evaluation Given as   $39,652.765   a ™ me’ "ees eh

PROPERTY VALUES  ’   County and City Taxable Evaluation Given as  $39,652,765 CTY I $16.211.28

Nation Would Include Ruhr, Rhineland, Be Self-Governed   May Get Back Part Now Under Poles, U. S, Sec’y. Hints   Speech an ‘Open Bid’ for Germans Fronch Savy

Contractor Planned Pay  For Service   Denies $2,500 Was for Campaign Donation as Solon Contended.

Amount Paid to Rep. Coffee for  “Future” Service   Contractor Testifies at Probe on War Profits; Denies Campaign Contribution

Rep. Coffee Involved by Contractor   Tells House Probers Money Was for Services in  Getting Contract

Red Cross Donations Total $11,214; Home Service Program Outlined

UNITED NATIONS OFFICES LEASED   Sperry Gyroscope Plant On Long Island To Be World Capital

A WET. MEMORIAL DAY   Crops Will Benefit From Moisture Scheduled for Tomorrow

Soaking Rains Fall In Western Kansas   Moisture of inestimable Benefit to Burned Wheat Crop—Showers to Spread  ig Se ee,

Rain Soaks West Kansas   Gives Terrific Boost To Wheat. Crop; Into Eastern Area Tonight

MOREPAPERS  FILED AT LINNEUS   —. D es Filed —  Last Publication.

MORE PAPERS _ FILED AT LINNEUS   Additional Discharges Filed Since _« Our Last Publication.

Fraternization Breaking Down Wartime Hate Betweer Americans and the Japanese

LITTLE COMFORT SEEN BY INDUSTRY MEN TRYING TO SHAKE OF F PRICE CONTROL AS SEC’Y ANDERSON’S REPORT IS PERUSED

ANDERSON CUTS HOPES OF MEAT CEILING BOOST   Holds Present Prices Are Adequate To Promote Need~ ed Food Production

‘PRICE CONTROL WILL CONTINUE,  ANDERSON SAYS      AGRICULTURE SECRETARY DFE, CLARES ONLY MINOR READIUSTMENTS_-TO- BE—— , MADE IN FOOD CEIL=. nag

Americans Held As Hostages For Russian Officers   Maj. Gen. Keating Makes Report On Four Americans Detained Rv Russians

Trumans Lead Thanksgiving Celebration   Americans Throughout World Voice Thanks For Peace Blessings

Grateful U. 8 Celebrates .  Thanksgiving Trumans Worship —  In Church Pew  rie we sig YP... FP Dnwct

Thanksgiving Day Is Observed All Over World: Yank Troops Eat Turkey

Americans Voice Thanks for Peace Blessings  Pray Nation May — Be Spared From War Ravages

ae ATLERGS OJeEPrvices     “Americans Throughout World Voice  Thanks For Their Many Blessings

THANKSGIVING IS OBSERVED AROUND WORLD   Yankees Everywhere Mark Holiday; Truman Attends Church      MARYLAND POLICE REPORT MUCH TRAFFIC

Attempt to Figure Soviet Diplomatic Strategy in Council   Iranian Will be Heard, No Nation May Prevent Talk

Diplomatic Experts Stumped For Reason  Behind Russian Envoy’s Action at Council

Gromyko Walkout Throw: ‘Diplomatic Experts’ into Dither for an Explanation

“WRERE DO WE GO  Diplomatic Experts Scratch Heads Over Fffact of Dramatic Russian Walkout

TEMPERATURES:   Diplomats Are In Furor Over Russ Walkout   Gromyko Departs After Losing On  Iranian Question

3  Diplomats Are Baffled Over  Soviet Action   So-Called “Experts” Who Usually Kuow Answers Unable to Explain Gromyko’s Bolt   UN Council Has  No Precedents   Split Between Big Power Widened By Situation; U.S. In Role of Chant  pioning Small Nations

PRODUCTION OF CARS CLIMBING   Will Pass 40,000 Mark This Week for First Time Since 1942

CAPITOL ROUNDUP      Probes, Prices, Strikes And inflation: Main Topics

Group To Probe Executive Order  On Surplus Good   Slaughter Implies Administration Violates Surplus Property Laws

INVOLVES TRUMAN IN LEGAL TRANSFER OF SURPLUS PROPERTY   Claim Executive Orders Gave Megat Priorities

JAGK KROLL WILL SUCCEED HILLMAN ASP-AC LEADER   C.4 0. Changes Organization to Include Five-Man  f Lreorutive Roord

KROLL NAMED BY CIO TO HEAD PAG GROUP   Clothing Union Executive Succeeds Hillman

PREMATURE BLAST OF GERMAN V-2 MISSILE   Rocket Explodes Five *iies Above Heads Of Patterson And Of ficial Obecerver<

Senate War Investigating Committeo WIL Study Secret Files of Treasury Department at Direction of President. Truman.

 Committee Hopes Retursts Will   Supply New Leads In Sensation-Packed War Profits Inavirye   FILES OPENED AT TRUMAN REQUEST

Treasury Files Opened in Prohe   Committee Will Study Income Tax Returns of Individual Figures in Garsson Munitions Case

Treasury Files Open to Probers   Senate Committee Given Access to Income Tax Figures

TAX RETURNS TO BE STUDIED IN PROFITS PROBE   Truman Orders Secret Treasury Files Opened To Mead Comniittee

Treasury Department Opens Secret Files To Committee Investigating War Profits

TRAINMEN SET FOR CONFERENCE   Meet Tomorrow Will Decide On All-Out Strike

NATIONWIDE RAILROAD STRIKE HINGES ON MEETING OF UNION LEADERS BEGINNING WEDNESDAY

RAILROAD MEN STUDY FINDINGS   Nationwide Strike Hangs Fire As Leaders Consider Changes

210 Reported Dead With 1,200 Hurt In Fresh  Indian Dicardere   Photos on Page 12.

Mutineers At Bombay Surrender   But New Disorder Flares As Gandhi Appeals for an End To Orgy of Violence

Gandhi Appeals As New Violence Sweeps Country   Situation Improved. British Officers Say, But Rioting Still Reported

Sailors’ Mutiny Against British Reported Broken   Gandhi Pleads With Countrymen To End Orgy of Violence

India Navy Mutiny Is Broken   Situation in Bombay Is Termed Improved, But Civilian Rioting Still Flares in City

GANDHI PLEADS FOR PEOPLE 10 STOP VIOLENCE   210 Are Reported Dead And 1,200 Injured During Rioting In Bombay

British Break Indian Mutiny as Mobs Riot   Seamen Surrender, Gandhi Appeals to Halt Civil Strife

BOMBAY MUTINY BROKEN   However, Rioting Continues in  Great Indian City

ANDHI URGES END OF RIOTS   Some Civil Disorders Continue: 210 Are Killed, 1,200 Injured

Seamen Give Up Amid Continuing Civil Disorders   Gandhi Appeals To His Countrymen To End “Thoughtless Orgy Of Violence”

Bombay Rioting Continues With New Outbreaks   WAVES OF VIOLENCE REPORTED BY NATIVES

210 Slain in nda Rots 1200 Injured   Seomen Surrender, Ending Mutiny, but Rioting Continues

Matiny Is Broken; Disorders Go On   Seamen Surrender; Strikes Develop in Bombay and Calcutta   GANDHI IN AN APPEAL   Urges His Followers to Adhere to.Non-Violent Methods

Appeal To Halt Civil Disorders Made By Gandhi   Mutiny Broken By British But Strikes Develop In Bombay And Calcutta

Street Riots By Civilians Still Raging   Strikes Develop At Bombay, Calcutta; Gandhi  In Peace Appeal.

INDIAN MUTINEERS QUIT BUT CROWDS FIGHT. IN STREETS   to End “thoughtless Orgy ‘of Vielence’*.

" Temperatures   Mutiny Put Down Ashore, Afloat, Britons Declare   However, Civilian Riots, Strikes Continue; Gandhi Appeals for an End to Violence; Casualties Estimated at 210 Dead. 1200 Hurt

British Put Down Mutiny Of Indians   Gandhi Issues Plea for End of Violence That Resultg.in 210 Killed And 1,200 Injured

Mutinous Seamen Surrender   Gandhi Tuproves Countrynten to End ‘Ovay of Violence’

BRITISH BREAK BOMBAY INDIAN SEAMEN RIOTS   Gandhi Makes Appeal to Countrymen to End “Orgy of Violence”

BRITISH BREAK NAVY MUTINY  AT BOMBAY AS RIOTS GO ON   210 Killed And 1,200 Injured There In Fighting Since Thursday

Civilians Rioting As Navy Mutiny Put Down   Two Hundred Killed In Three Days Of Disorder; Gandhi, Spiritual Leader Of Millions, Appeals For End Of Violence

BUT MUTINY IN THE NAVY IS BROKEN   Civilians Still Spread Disorder, However, With 200 Reported Killed in a Three-Day Orgy of Rioting.

Civil Disorder Continues in Indian Cities   Gandhi Appeals for End to Thoughtless Orgy of Violence—210 Dead, 1.200 Injured

210 Reported Killec In Three-Day: Battle   Civil Uprising Continues in Mill Area of Bombay—Seamen Give Up Afloat and Ashore

CIVILIAN MOBS CONTINUE RIOTS IN TWO CITIES   Indian Seamen Surrender Uncond:tionally To British

Dead In Riots Total 210 With 1,200 Injured   Mobs in Streets Still Being Battled by British Saldiers and Indian  Wate:   Gandhi Calls For End Of Violence       Terms Upri ag “Thought less Orgy;?? Bauks Burn< and Looted; Other  ‘Praperties Wrecked

Mutiny Broken, But Disorders Are Continuing  Gandhi Appeals  Ame rumon

British Announce Breaking Up Indiar Royal Navy Mutiny   Civil Rioting Continues, 210 Persons Killed

British Break Navy Mutiny In Bombay  Gandhi Appe als  rT. Fad Vialanra

Mutiny Broken But Civilian Disorder in India Continue:   Violence Erupts in RiotTorn Bombay Third  Consecutive Day

INDIAN SAILORS MUTINY ‘BROKEN’ RIOTS CONTINUE  200 REPORTED DEAD   200 REPORTED DEAD AFTER THREE DAYS OF CIVIL DISORDERS

12,000 Give Up; 100 Killed In Armed Clashes   Waves Of Violence Sweep City; Gandhi Appeals For Order

tiolence Erupts i, Bombay City rd Straight Day   Indian Naval Mutineer: surrender 3 Gandhi Makes Appeal  fur Peace ;

British Say They Have Broken Indian Mutiny on Land and Sea Amid Civil Disorders.   GANDHI IN APPEAL TO END VIOLENCE

Break Mutiny of Indian Navy   Civil Disorders Continue in Bombay; Strikes Develop as Gandhi Asks End of Violence Orgy

MUTINY OF INDIAN NAVY 1S BROKEN   Gandhi Appeals For End OF Violenca

Gandhi Pleads For End of Violence Orgy   Strikes Developing Through India; Troops Fight Mobs

ROYAL INDIAN NAVY MUTINY HAS BEEN BROKEN, REPORT   Both Ashore and Afloat at Bombay Amid Civil "Disorder.   AN APPEAL BY GANDHI   Asked His Countrymen to End “This Thoughtless Orgy of Violence”.

CIVILIANS IN INDIA TAKE UP FIGHT AS “SEAMEN SURRENDER  _ NATIVE LEADERS APPEA! FOR END OF BATTLING,

CIVIL TROUBLE CONTINUES IN INDIA   Workers Strike In Sympathy With Sailors   In Three Days Of Riots; Gandhi Makes Appeal For Non-Violence

Mobs Scattered By Fire Of British Troops   Improvement Said To Be Evident; Plea By Gandhi

4 ARE KILLED AND 50 INJURED IN GUN BATTLE   Nearly 100,000 Angr: Pro-Republican Italians March On Palace

Several Killed In Gun Battle Between Royalists And ‘Troop:   100,000 Republicans in Rome March’ on Palace in Protest Against Cabinet’s Delay in Proclaimina Republic

Cabinet Ponders King’s Refusal To Leave Nation   Rome Demonstration Protests Delay in Proclaiming Republic

FOUR KILLED IN ITALIAN RIOTS OVER UMBERTO   Monarchists Attacking Ir Naples; Rome Is Republican Scene

7 KILLED IN GUN FIGHT IN NAPLES, OO OTHERS HURT   Police and Monarchists Bat tle for Hours After 10,000 Lay Siege to Communist Headquarters.   ROME THRONG DEMANDS UMBERTO BE OUSTED   One Hundred Thousand March on Palace to Express Impatience at Delay in Pro claiming Republic.

Only 7 Missing In Liner Wreck   Last Survivors May Be on Rescue Boat

Seven Missing From Vessel .  1 484 Survivors Are  KRecounted For

WOMEN GETTING LONGER SKIRTS   All Limitations Dropped Suddenly On Clothing For Fair Sex

BAN ON LONGER SKIRTS REVOKED   CPA Lifts Restriction Order In Sudden Move

Restrictions Removed From Women’s Dres:   Longer Skirts and 3-Piece Ensembles Become Legal Under Order Issued by CPA

LONGER SKIRTS CAN NOW BE MADE   PRODUCTION AGENCY DROPS ALL RESTRICTIONS ON WOMEN’S CLOTHES.

ELECT NEW BISHOP   Episcopalians Also Relax Re-Marriage Restrictions

TWO AGENCIES IN DISPUTE \  QVER BUTTER PRICE RAISE   OPA CHIEF OPPOSED TO PRICE NIKE FAVORED BY THE DE“ PARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Has Not Returned From Moscow   Senator Connally Makes Plea for Tolerance and Patience

U. S. Set To Pass Up Slav  Dispute   Vishinsky Present But Molotov Is Absent

Seek To Postpone UNAssemblyDate   Soviet Deputy Vishinsky Proposes Delay at Minister’s Meeting   Three Hour Debate Brings No Decision From 4Power Conference

Not Present At ‘Ministers Meet Opening In Paris   Sen. Connally Sees Trieste Fertile Soil For War: Uraes Nations To Forget Hatreds

Molotov Still Is Absent From Peace Sessions   Connally Appeals For A Sidetracking Of Hatred And Prejudice.

SOLUTION OF TRIESTE ISSUE 1S UNSETTLED   Little Progress Being Made By 21 Nations Attempting to Write Peace Treaties   ‘OTHER TOPICS ARE UP

FOUR-POWER FOREIGN  MINISTERS’ COUNCIL  HOLDS NEW MEETING MOLOTOV ABSENT; FEW  ACTIONS TAKEN TODAY RY PEACE CONFERENCE

Ministers Meet; Forget Hatreds, Urges Connally  Venezia Giulia is Fertile Soil for War, Senator Tells Peace Conference

Molotov Not Sitting With Peace Envoys   Connally Warns Venezia Giulia Area Of Italy Fertile Soil For War

Deputy Foreign Minister Acts For Soviet Envoy   4-Power Council Has Second Meetin:

Molotov Not On Hand as Big 4 Meet   Vishinsky Takes Place; — Connally Warns of  Trieste Peril.

No Decision Reached By 4-Power Foreign Ministers After Debate On Russian Postponement Demand

Place Is Taken Second Time  By Vishinsky   Sen. Connally Urges Am-, ity; Warns of New War) Dangers 

Molotov Absent As Ministers at Paris Meet Agait   Soviet Delegate in Huddle With Stalin; Connally Asks Peace

 With Molotov Absent  Venezia Giulia Area Of Italy ‘Hot,’ Connally Tells Ministers

Molotov Absent as Foreign -Ministers  Talk Again in Paris   Vishinsky Replaces Him In Meeting; Connally Hits Prejudices

CONNALLY ASKS PEOPLE'S PEACE   Forget Hatreds, He Tells  Peace Conference

Molotov Absent As Ministers Resume Meet   Connally In Plea To Forget Hatreds in Trieste Dispute

Connally Addresses Peace Meet   "We Are Here to Solve Problems Of the World’

VOnINGKT Th ha TEMPORARY AED DELEGATE   Sen. Connally Asks Conference to “Forget Hatreds and Prejudices.”

‘Forget Prejudices, Hatreds’---Connally    TRUMAN, BYRNES CONFER lee IN ONE Nay

FOUR POWERS DEBATE ISSUE THREE HOURS   Russian Effort to Postpone UN ’ General Asembly Blocked At Session   BYRNES OPPOSES IDEA ADVANCED BY SOVIET

New Meeting Of Big Four Under Way   Vishineky Representing Russia, Molotov Absent As Foreign Ministers Resume Discussions

Connally Asks Patience and Forbearance  Tells Conference Members to ~* Forget Hatreds

Molotov Is Still Absent; Connalh Talks at Parley   Texan Appeals for "Tolerance, Patience And Forbearance’

Connally Sees War Threat In Trieste Row, Calls On Nations ‘To Forget Their Hatreds

Asked ToPut Hatreds Aside  To Save Peace   Connally Sees ‘Fertile Soil For War’ In Venezia Giulia Section Of Haly

FOUR POWERS MET — TODAY WITH SOVIET REPRESENTATIVE   Deputy Foreign Minister Andrei Vishinsky Represented Russia.   MOLOTOV NOT PRESENT   French Foreign Officials Said He Had Not Returned From Moscow.

Big Four Fail To Agree on Delay In U. N. Session   Sen. Connally Pleads With. Conference To Forget Prejudices

Four-Power Foreign Ministers’ Council Meeting  For Second Time During Stormy Paris Peace Parley   Molotov Absent; Session Called By Soviet Deputy

italy Is Fertile Soil For War,  Says Connally   Molotov Absent When Big 4 Ministers Meet

Russians Seek Postponement Until November  Speech Of. Byrnes At Stuttgart Draw: Much Soeculation

Assemble at Paris Parley Second Time   Vishinsky Takes Place Of Missing Molotov; Meeting Reason Unknown

Big 4 Foreign Ministers  Resume Corerence Cn  Treaty Agreements.

CONNALLY GIVES PLEA FOR UNITY AT CONFERENCE   Senator Warns of Dispute Over Italian Area—Molotov Still in Moscow

Representatives Convene For Second Time During Paris Peace Conference, With Vishinsky Representing Russians—Senator Connally Appeals To Nations To “Forget Hatreds And Prejudices” —Calls Venezia Giulia Area “Fertile Soil For War”

MOLOTOV DELAYS RETURN TO PARIS   ... Expected Back From Moscow Later This Week   Molotov Left Saturday.

Molotov Fails To Appear For Meeting   Second Session Held By Four-Power Foreign Ministers

CONNALLY CALLS FOR TOLERANCE AT PEACE PARLEY   SAYS VENEZIA GUILA AREA OF ITALY IS FERTILE WAR SOIL

Reds Would Postpone UN Meeting   Ask General Assembly Delay Gathering Till November; Issue Not Settled: Connally Talks

Plan to Draft Strikers Gets House’s Vote   Ohio Senator Stalls Concurrence Ballot  Following Address

Map Public Works Program Expected ~ To Cost Billions   Program Can De Used Tc Boost Employn.int ~~ If Needed

STATES AND COUNTIES PLAN PUBLIC PROJECTS   Will Use Four Billions Of Theit Qwn Money To Finance Projects. Report States

Big Public Works Program Announced   States, Citi es, Counties Map Projects With Federal Aid

PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM SET   $4 Billion . Expenditure Is Contemplated, Federal Agency Reports

Federal Agency Seeks Advances Under New Plan   Preference Is Seen For Cities Voting Their Own Bonds

' Four-Billion-Dollar Public Works Program Is : Being Mapped by States, Counties, Cities

British Press Freedom Hif  Churchill Defend:   Churchill Defends English Papers

ANNISTON, ALA. SWEPT TODAY BY TORNADO   Millions Of Dollars In Property Damage Reported   TROOPS GUARD   Early Reports Say Four Persons Were Killed

DAMAGE GREAT WHEN TORNADO HITS ALABAMA   Soldiers Patrol Streets Of Anni. ston To Prevent Looting

Tornado Hits Alabama City   Damage Estimated To Run Into Millions

Report Four Persons  Were Killed   Forty Are Known to Have Been Injured in Storm

SOUTHERN: TORNADO. LASHES TOWN   Every Home Is Shaken i in  Anniston, Ala.

TORNADO RIPS © ANNISTON, ALA,   STORM DAMAGE WILL AMOUNT TO mail LIONS

REP, BURGIN IS TAKEN BY DEATH      North Carolina’s 8th District Representative Succumbs Following Attack.

Rep. Burgin Dies in Capitol Today   Had Announced intertion To Retire From Congress

Marine Transport Plane Overdue With 32 Aboard   Officers Fear Ship May Have Crashed Near Toledo, Wash.

TRUMAN BACKS MEAT CONTROL DESPITE FOES   Bitter Controversy On Food Issue  In Congress

Truman Favors Price Conirols  On Meat Products   Rayburn Says Controls Should Be Removed

Truman Clarifies Stand on Meat  .  Favors Retention  of Price Controls

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  Nn... CDNDANIK PDP WENT   By FRANK R. KENT   The Drive on Mr. Truman

“he Great yame Of  olitics  ™ sree Terr   The Drive On Mr. Truman

EIGHTY TORE CEIVE DIPLOMAS   Friday Evening Will Be 65th Annual! Commencement Day Here

Seniors Graduate From High Schoo  * Class Of Eighty «  oe   Class Of Eighty » Receive Diplomas At 65th Comnfencement

Seniors Graduate  From High School  Friday Evening © Class Of Eighty  Receive Diplomas At 65th Comnfencemient

DR. G.D, GARDNER CETS NEW TRIAL   Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Asheville Physician Given 3-10 Years For Criminal Abortion.

(PRE RERPRERER ERE RE R RR SR ESSE. “Snooperscope” New Aid for Drivers

DOCK WORKERS STOP LOADING ~ SUPPLIES FOR THE YUGOSLAVS   LONGSHOREMEN TAKE ACTION . TO SHOW, ANGER FOR SHOOT. ING.DOWN OF U. 8. . “PLANES

AUSTRALIAN BLASTS BIG POWER VETO   Trieste Problem Discussion Brings Bitter Attack

Veto Powers Placed Under Heavy Attack   Austraila Bitterly Denounces Arbitrary Dictatorial Use  By Big Nations.

Big Five Representatives Begin ‘Private Conferences To Patch Up ‘Differences On Atomic Controls

Big Five Talks May Ease Atom Control Tension   Private Talks Begun in Effort to Patch Up Split On Veto Issue

PRIVATE TALKS STARTED OVER ATOM CONTROL   Key Delegates at UN Commission Session Hone to Smooth Out Differences.

Atomic Contro! Plan by Baruch ‘Faces Big Test   American Author of Proposal Stands Pat On Eliminating Veto

Big 5 Patch Up Plans To Control Atom   Key Delegates In Pri vate Negotiations To Repair Split On Vital Issues,

DEADLOCK ON ATOM POWER CONTINUES   Crisis Expected When Commission Votes Monday

Atomic Control Debates Send Big 5 Into Private Huddles to Find Accord

NEW DEADLOCK: DEVELOPS OVER USE OF VETO   U. & Won't Outlaw Bomb if Reds Invoke Veto Power

Plan To Equip Fire Trucks With Radios   Local Paid~ Firemen Also ~ Reported Seeking Pay Boost

Firemen Seek  $200 Pay Boost   Plan For Radio Equipment Of Fire Trucks Also  Reins Concidered.

Republicans Made Biggest Gains In Populous East; Presidential Hopes Aired

Republicans Made Strongest Showing During °46 In East, Midwest. Tabulation Reveals

G. 0. P. Made Strongest 1946 Election Showing in Populous East and Midwest

G. 0. P. SCORES POPULOUS WIKS   Makes Strongest Showing In Thickly Settled Sections

Survey Shows GOP Stronger In East, Midwest   35,874,568 Persons Voted In First Peacetim: Off-Year Election

U.N. DEFERS ACTION ON GREEK CASE   Britain and Netherlands Clash With Russia Over Validity of Soviet Ukraine Charges Against Others.

Britons And Dutch Are United Against Russia In Charges By Ukraine

U.S. Favors Everyone Join   Nine Nations Want to Enter Organization

Protest Is Put Asideby President   First Meeting at Lake Suceess Finds Lange Reminding Council of Applications     Asks Suggestion     Johnson Asks Council to Act Fayorably on Applications

§ Nations Blocked By Soviets   Applications for UN Membership Thwarted by Reds

Gromyko Rejects U.S. Plan to Admit All UN Applicants   Australia Also Balks Proposal on Basis _ of Procedure Policy. -

UN Clash On Greek Charges   British, Dutch Oppose Ukraine, Soviet Complaint

GREEK HEARING   Great Britain, Netherlands Clash With Soviet On Ukraine Complaint

Britain, Netherlands Clash With Russia In U.N. Council Over Charges Made By Ukraine

U.S. Proposal Tc Admit 8 Nations To UN Rejected   Russia, Australia Against Plan; Greek Case Sidetracked

Russia Backs Ukraine’ Plea for Hearing   Security Council Delays Action to Vote on New Members

British and Dutch Clash With Soviet On Ukraine Charges   Gromyko Protests Effort to Halt UN Probe of Greeks

IRAN INSISTS NO PACT SIGNED WITH SOVIET ON TROGPS   Anglo-American Diplomats learn Little from Premier Ghavom

Official Says No Agreement In Evacuation   Red Withdrawals Said Result OF Firm Demands

Tran Flatly + Denies Secret  Agreement Made   Says Soviet Withdrawal. Due Only To Insistence By Premier Ghavam

No Secret Pacts Made at Teheran, Prince Asserts   Soviet Decision Entirely Due to Premier’s Insistence, He Says

IRAN DENIES MAKING PACT WITH RUSSIA      Evacuation Of Russian Troops Not Result Of New Acreement

PRINCE CLAIMS QAVAMINSISTED ON REDS’ MOVE   Asserts No Secret Agreement Made in “Tehran or Elsewhere”

Iran Denies Agreement With Russia   UNO Commiitee Unable t Reach Agreem:nt In  Dispute Today

SPOKESMAN SAYS SOVIET WITHDRAWING TROOPS BECAUSE GHAVAM INSISTED

Complicates Efforts To Find Solution For Red's Boycott Threat   See Slim Chance For Success of Sub-Committee’s Efforts To Find Compromise Formula For iranian Situation.

Says Moscow Talks Made Reds Leave   Russian Radio Insists A Pact Was Concluded

lran Government Denies Signing Evacuation Pact   No Secret Agreement With Russia, Firouz Announces Today

Leeland tefuses hequest   Cannot Grant Military Bases To United States Or Any Other Nation

° U.S. WON'T GET ICELAND BASES, PREMIER SAYS   Island Republic's Leaders Agree No Nation Can Be Granted Leases

Prime Minister Says’ Iceland Can Never  Forget U. S. Was First To Recognize Republic

Action Awaited  On Proposal In Long GM Strike   Government Wage Compromise Is Put Forward By Fact-Finding Board   Wauld Clear <S“kie«

Break in GM-UAW Dispute Awaited   Facts Board Recommends 17'2 Per Cent Boost

WAGE INCREASE PLAN STUDIED   Action by GM and CIO Auto Workers Is Awaited

SHOWDOW AUTO STRIKE COMING SOON   GOVERNMENT AWAITING GM AND CIO REACTION TO FACTFINDING BOARD'S  _ PROPOSAL

Rap Streicher For Outburst   Jackson Demands Nazi Jew: Baiter Submit Testimon} In Writing.

STREICHER MIXES WITF ATTORNEY   Nuernberg Defendant Says Lawyer Won't Present Evidence

STREICHER AND COUNSEL ARGUE   U. S. Prosecutor Asks thot Nazi Jew-Baiting Editor Go Back to Cell

STREICHER AND DEFENSE CLASH   Prosecutor Demands Nazi Editor Be Sent Back To Cell

Jackson Tries To Banish Nazi From His Trial   Demands Julius Streicher  Be Seut Back to Jail Denied; Clashes With  Cannsel

STREICHER, COUNSEL ‘CLASH   Wants Evidence Introduced About "Ritual Murders’

TIOGA COUNTY ~ «POMONA GRANGE   Will Meet At. Acade: Corners Thursday And Friday, .

TIOGA COUNTY POMONA GRANGE   Will Meet At the Grange Hall At Mansfield This Week.

Don’t Tinker with Chain of Events—  No Milk for Truman Bread?   Othman Warns of Troublesome Situation

Stationary, Wasteful’  7 Vets, Wace Sue to Knock Out State’ 8$385,000,000BonusPlan

HEAVY RAINS IN STATE   Flora Reports the Solomon River  Is Near Overflow Mark

Loan To Britain Debated Today   Taft, Bilbo Slated To Lead Arguments

TAFT A TO BLAST LOAN   Supporters Claim Defeat - Will Wreck Bretton Woods Agreement

Brotherhoods Call Walkout For Next Week   300,000 to Take Part in Strike ‘Thruout Nation

BUCKS POTATO YELD WAS GOOD THIS YEAR   Farmer at Fountainville Had 464 Bu. Per Acre   QUALITY IS SUPERIOR

Quality of Crop is Also States  Wm. F. Greenawalt  : 2  NAT MAVING BAPINI ¥

Mercury Sinks Close to Zero  Through State  _ Driving Is Hazardous  In Erie, Meadville; ° TT wtnaaw Aws Affantad

Four Above Zero at Greenwood Weather Station Near Clearfield Winds High; Scranton’s Coldest Dee. 2.

U. §. Attorneys Make New Effor To Save Homma   Defense Asks Court To Spare Jap General For Peacemaker Role

Court Gets Plea To Spare Homma  For Peace Rel   Decision on Death March Charge Against General Due Monday

DEFENSE COUNSEL REQUESTS COURT 10 SAVE HOMME   Prosecution Demands Death Penalty for Jap Com- ~  aM Oe oe

Report 37 Dead, 179 Injured In Street Fighting On Inauguration Eve of First All Indicm Government

37 KILLED IN BOMBAY RIOTS   Army Troops Join Police te Quell Spread of Disorder Thraugh India,

Quiet Reigns In Bombay After Riots   37 Die, 179 Burt As New Regime Assumes Power

Black Flags Flown in Protest Against Hindu Re. gime on Eve of Its Tak: ing Over.

NUTS ALL 3/ AS INDIA BEGINS ITS OWN RULE   First All-Indian Government Is Headed By Nehru, Congress Party Chief

Thirty-seven Dead, 179 Injured in Bombay Riotine   Disorders Flare on Eve of Inauguration Of New Government: Troops Bring. Order.

37 Are Killed, 79 Hurt in Violence Wave   City Government Declares ‘Emergency State’

DISORDERS GRIP BOMBAY ON EVE OF NEW REGIME   Moslems Raise Black Flags In Protest Against Rule Headed By Nehru

37 Killed, 15¢ Injured in  Bombay Riot   Disorders Break out in Indian City on Eve of Inauguration

Police Quell Bombay Brawl 179 Injured   Moslem Black Flags Appear on Eve of Inauguration of India Government

SHERIFF'S SON ADMITS KILLING   Confesses in Death of Corning, 0., Veteran

Muncie Soldier Reported ‘Dead’ Two Years Ago Coming Home   Wife Operating Grocery Store In Nashville, Tenn

‘No Blank Checks’ Striking Teachers Picket Schools; 36,578 Pupils Out

Teacher Strike Idles 360,578 St. Paul Pupils   Women J oin Pickets Around 77 Schools In Near-Zero Weather

STRIKE SHUTS ST. PAUL, MINN. SCHOOL DOORS   Teachers Picket All 77 Of City’s Educational  Institutions

‘Women and Men, Former Bundled in Snow Suits, Picket City’s 77 Schools in Three-Above Zero Temperatures —  Group, Hoping Legislature Will Provide Funds for Waze  Raise, Told There Will Be “No Blank Checks.”

Request For 2nd Contract Is Revealed   Congressman Is Linked More Strongly To Illinois Outfit.

May Asked For Award. Says Army   Congressman Pictured As Demanding *E” For Paper Firm, Asking Contract

COMPANY ONE OF SIXTEEN — UNDER PROBE   Conversation On Phone  Recorded

May Helped Firm To Get Award   Member of Army Board Tells Probers Of Solon’s Activity.

Railroads Wasting $2,000,000 A Day, Charges President Of Trainmen Brotherhood

LINES ARE INEFFICIENT   Head of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Declares Adoption of 45 Working Rules Would Aid Union.Management.

Railroads Said To Be Wasting Millions Daily   Brotherhood Head Holds Lines Operate inefficiently

Rail Operators Not Efficient, Claims Whitney   Rules Changes Would Destroy Many Benefits

Rails Operating Inefficiently, Whitney Says   Declares Trainmen’s Proposals .Would Be "Beneficial to All’

Iran Reveals  RedDemands   Security Council Refuses to Delay Action In Two-Nation Dispute

Soviet Journalist Describes U. S. As Nation of Strange Contrasts

STRETCH VOTE DRIVE OPENS   Tempo of State Campaign Increased; Delaware  GOP Backs Martin

Turks Maintain Close Contact With American And British Officials

Turks Plan Reply. To Red Note   Keep Close Contact With U.S., Britain on Soviet Dardanelles Demand .

Workers Crash Picket Line In Lancaster   Transportation Co. Attempts to Resume Operations Under Heavy Police Guard; Strikers Scuffle When Cars Roll Out

Mother Faces Adultery Charges After Daughter Fatally Shoots Father

JEWS TO HANG IN JERUSALEM   Haifa Bombing Brings Death Sentence To 18 Youne Men

REPRISALS IN PALESTINE ARE HINTED   18 Young Men Are Sentenced to Die— To Imprison Women

18. Young Jews  Doomed to Die   Boys’ Song Drowns Out British Court Decree

18 Young Jewish Men Sing Defiantly As They Are Given Death Sentence

18 Young Jews Sentenced to Death for Raid   Underground May Strike Back, Rumors Indicate

British Doon 18 Jews  To Hanging   Sentence Four Womer To Life Terms For Haifa Bombing

1° Jewish Men Sentenced To Die For Terror Raids   Four Women Given Life Sentences; Rumor O1 Underground Retaliation Spread; Strike Scheduled Sunday; Immigrants Escape

Jewish Non-Cooperation Strike Scheduled for Sunday While Hun dreds of Illegal Immigrants Have Landed.

18 Young Jews Sentenced To Di  Rumor Underground Will Strike Back

18 Sentenced To Death For Haifa Bombing   Underground Expected To Protest Disposition Of Railway Raid  Trials

Legion Heads Favor Bonus  "'’ =   Many Attending At Legion Meet  Did Not Vote

/Ex-Gl Comes Up With Solution to Key  Problem of Army Mess—_  Fewer Theories and BetterCooks

He Has Solution F or Army Chow: — Fewer Theories—And Better Cooks

MODERATE BLOW IS AIMED AT FOREIGN NEWS CENSORSHIP   Would Permit Correspondent: To Send Reports on  UNRRA’ Activity

UNRRA TO SEEK CLEAR PICTURE   Money Bill Would Provide Spending Reports

LaGuardia Asks China to Change Relief Setup   Punch is Taken At Censorship Of Foreiqn News

Bill on Censorship Of UNRRA Work Goes Before Senate   LaGuardia Reports On Stopping Famine Relief to Chinese

I Sen ate Committee Upholds Amendment .  If U.S. Grants Aid To Reds Press Must See Distribution

Delegates Cry ‘Hurrah’ as Session Ends  6 ee ee ee   Preliminary Draft Of Five Peace Treaties Completed

FDR... PERSONAL REPORT AIRED   Pearl Harbor Probers To Hear  Of Efforts To Forestall War

ROOSEVELT’ REPORT 10 TA BE AIRED   Fruitless Efforts To Forestall War Is Revealed

Pearl Harbor Hearings Near Final Session   Late President Roosevelt’ Report Of Efforts To Forestall War May Be  Given Committee

STRIKE IDLE IN UNITED STATES UPTO1.629 000   No Pay Negotiations Reported Between CIO and Steel Praducers

1,250,000 IDLE AS STRIKE CUTS STEEL OUTPUT   Production at 53-Year Low Point, Violence  In Ohio

GOVERNMENT APPEAL EXPECTED IN LAST MINUTE EFFORT 1 AVERT COAL MINERS’ STRIKE

CURRENT PACT EXTENSION IS BEING SOUGHT   Lewis Says Union Will Not Accept Any Extension of Present Contract

APPEAL EXPECTED IN GOAL STRIKE   Federal Fequest Might Avert, Deay Str'k: bz 400.900

APPEAL EY PEGTED IN COAL STRAE   Federal Request Might Avert, Deay Etr k> by 4C0,900

Danger Seen To Controls.   “Amendments May Hit OPA’s .Pricing Setup

OPA Living On Borrowed Time   Price Controls Are Rapidly Slipping

Sees Future Of Controls In Danger   ‘Fear Price Control Law, Will Be Amended To Death

Eastern Bloc Gets Slapped at Parley   Vote of West Rejects Bulgar Whitewashing

: Washington—(AP)}—The senate killed today a proposal to strip OPA immediately of almost all its price controls except those over rents and minerals.

SENATE PLUGS FOR A FINAL VOTE ON OPA   Taft Amendment On Manufacturers’ Ceilings Is Tacked On Bill

EXPECT FINAL VOTE TODAY IN SENATE   Taft Amendment Is Passed By 44-29 Vote   PROVISIONS   Of New Measure Described: Bill Would Clip Price Director’s Power

Operators Want Quick Showdown   Intend To Press For Vote Today On Their  Resolution

Coal Operators Want Showdown   Threaten To Push Issue Of Wage And Hour Demands

Mine Owners Plan to Force Vote on Issue   Showdown Effort Confronts Lewis; Recess Rumored

Press For Vote On Resolution... .  Coal Operators Threaten To Force Wage And Hour Showdown With Lewis

WANT LEWIS TO ARGUE WAGES, HOURS AT ONCE   Federal Conciliator Set To Enter Picture As Referee

PIECE WORKERS BEING DEBATED   OPERATORS THREATEN SHOWDOWN WITH LEWIS

ROAD SUPERVISOR OF BRISTOL TWP. DIES   Walter Miller, Sr., Passes Away at Croydon Home;  ill Long Time   WAS 67 YEARS OF AGE

Hoover Promises Food To France   Former President Walks Streets Of Paris To See Extent Of Hunger  BPweictingea

HOOVER STUDIES FRENCH HUNGER   Ex-President Mingles With Poor to Learn Reat Food Conditions

Seized Nazi  Papers Show  Up Big Plan England, Russia And U.S. Targets

Seized Nazi Papers Show Up Big Plan  England, Russia At tt fe rT se $e

Fall Of U. S. Included In  Hitler Plan   Fuehrer Proposed Conquering Of England Via Channel, Then America

NAZI AIRFORCE FAILURE BALKED CHANNEL BLOW   - .ehrer Aimed at U.S through Occupation Of Islands

Planned War Against U.S. During 1940   Planned Invasion Of England Was Thwarted By RAF

Russians Expected To Press Stronger Charges Today Against British Actions In Greece.

Soviet. Britain Charge Each Is — Periling Peace   Reds Demand Britist Pull Out Troops Ir Greece; New Clash Feared

Russians Expe Expected To  ’. Press Stronger Charges  » .Today Against British Actions In Greece, —

Britain And Russia Clash Anew As UNO Council Takes Up Debate On Greek Dispute   Russian Commissar Yo Press Russian Demands That British Withdraw Troops

UNITED NATIONS COUNCIL WEIGHS GREEK DISPUTE   Will Press Russian Demands For Withdrawal Of British Troops from Greece: Little Chance Of  Compromise Seen.

Foresee Second Russian-British Clash In UNO   Demands For mi ehdrawat Of British Forces Expected Be Pressed

—14 POINTS ‘AIMED ‘AT RANK GRIPES —  Doolittle Board Demands Gis Get Equal Breaks With "Brass'

FATHER FACES ASSAULT CHARGE   Nine-Year-Old Girl Victim Is  Expected To Recover

GOP Senators Ask Tariff Quiz   Inquiry Into Democratic Paliejes Ta Likely

Republicans Want Probe of Tariff Policy   Demo Foreign Trade Course Accused by GOP Lawmaker

GOP Inquiry Of Tariff Policy Urged   Three House Ways, Means Committeemen Propose Investigation

GOP Congressmen Propose an Inquiry Into Tariff Policies  Possibility of Reopening Age-Old Party Fight

Russia Brews War, Says AFL   Executive Council Demands America Teke ‘Tough’ Stand on Soviet Demands, Hold Stalin to Pledges on Charter

Body’s Executive Council Asserts “We Must Reach Clear Understanding  With Russi

ALF OFL CALLS RUSSIA AGGRESSOR   SEES THREAT OF ANOTHER WAR—DEMAND REDS OBSERVE COMMITMENTS.

AFL Concerned Ove Mounting Threat Of Another War  Union Body Declares US Must Show Russia  pF ble

THIRD WORLD WAR SAID FEARED  AFL Says U. §. Must Be Tough In Reaching Pact With Reds

Civilian and Military Atomic Energy Factions Claim President's Backing

ATOMIC CONTROL ~ SHOWDOWN NEAR   civilian. Military Advocates  Claim Truman Support

Feed M Money May Be Cut   Speed Demobiliation Is Basis Of Proposal

Call For Report On Other Cases Where There Are Hints Of Irregularity

Income Taxes Of Garssons’ To Be Probed   Senate Committee To Get Testimony From Accountants

Comptroller General to Be Called   Loopholes in Efforts to Hold Down Profits to Be Discussed

TO ENE REPORT ‘WOES PROB   Wer Investigating  oy to ~ Discuss “Loopholes” i  Pesos Px.

Investigators to  Sift Loopholes   Government Official To Be Quizzed About Excess Profits Found

Committee To Look For  “Loopholes”   Senate Investigators Will Widen War Profits Inquiry By Calling Comtroller Gen eral for Report.

SENATE GROUP WIDENS PROBE INTO EXCESS WAR PROFITS   To @heck Income Tax Returns Of Garsson Group;  Will Await May

Widen War Profits Probe   Senate Investigators Hope to Track Down All Irregularities

SEEK TIPS ON WAR CHISELING BY INCOME TAX   Hunt Method Of Obtaining Evidence Of Fraud In Situations Heretofore Untouchable; Will Still Hear May When He Is Able.

WAR CONTRACT CHISELING PROBED   Seek Tips On Activities From Comptroller   RECESS INQUIRY   Plan To Ask For Income Tax Returns Filed By Garsson Officials

Comptroller To Be Called Before Group   Senate Investigators Press Inquiry Into War Contract Cases   Asked for Report

Mead Grow’: Will Ask  For Tips On’ Yossible War Contract Chiseling

Mead Probers Seek Way To Survey Profits  Discuss Loopholes In Machinery To Curb Excess ‘Gravy’

Investigators Reveal They Will Call Comptroller General Warren For Report On Cases In Which He Has Suspected Irregularities—Will Discuss “Loopholes” In Machinery For Holding Down Excessive Gains In Manufacture Of Military Equipment

WILL REVEAL ‘LOOPHOLES’ IN WAR CONTRACTS   Warren To Tell of Failure To Hold Down Excessive Profits

U.S. Comptroller To be Called into War Profits Quiz   Will be Asked for Report on Cases Which Smacked Of ‘trreqularities

War Profits Probe Widens; Mead Calls Head Investigator   To Discuss ‘“Loopholes’’ in Laws Holding Up Excessive Profit

Profits Probers To Investigate ‘Loophole’ Cases   Ask Comptroller General Tell Of irregularities fle Could Not Prevent

. —8 CONGRESS. DOCUMENTS — Truman to Send First Message on Jan. 6

Truman Message To New Congress Planned Jan: 6 ©   Council Economic Report Set Jan. 8, Budget Two Days Later, Ross Reveals

Truman To Send Message To Conaress Jan. 6  Middle Road Position On Labor Legislation Seen By Intimates

Congress Will Hear Truman Legislative Message January 6   May Follow Two Day: Later With Economic Counci(“e Danart

Truman Plans 3 Messages to New Congress   Will Make Legislative Recommendations ' "January 6

LEGISLATIVE NOTE TO BE DELIVERED ‘ON JANUARY SIXTH   Twa Other Mezsavex Wilk Be Sent to Congress By Truman Next Month

TRUMAN WILL GIVE MESSAGE   Plans Personal Delivery Of State Of Union Speech To Congress

Truman's Message to Congress Planned Jan. 6 Two Others Will Follow Later

President Will: Send Message tc Conaress Jan. 6  Two Others to Be . Sent Jan. 8 and 10

Message _ ‘To Congress January 6    er a: oor ar ne ee Se Problem Exported To highlight P:e:. ident’s Yearly Report

President to Give Legislative Address January 6  First Message Will Be Followed by Another January 10

TRUMAN PLANS JAN. 6 MESSAGE   Undecided as Yet Whether to Visit Conecress in Person

Truman Sets: Schedule for 3 Messages   Takes Plane For Washington To Work on Draft:

TRUMAN PICKS JANUARY ¢      Tentative Date Is Named fer “State of the Unica” Message

DECIDES DATE FOR MESSAGE TO CONGRESS   President Not Certain Whether He Will Deliver Address In Person January Sixth   TWO CTHERS PLANNED

Congress to Get First of 3 Truman Messages Jan. 6  Economical Council Report Scheduled len 8 and Budaad Meccarne 9 Dave Later

Ross Says President Has Not Worked Out Plans for Talks With Leaders   Asks for Tariff:   Butler Asks Americans Be Protected; Jenkins Hits Fears

Truman Will Bare Labor Legislation Pattern on Jan. 6   May Deliver Message to Congress in Person; Views Unknown

RAINFALL STRIKES. NN MIDDLE WEST   Northern Part of Nation is Lashed by Heavy Storms.

Calls On Republican Party To Save Union   Fight This Year Against Communism, Says  GOP Chairman

Republican Party Has Important Job, Reece Says   Describes Election as Figh: between Communism and Republicanism

Reece Points Oui Threat To Nation  Stressses Importance Of Job Facing GOP

Reece Ties Communist Label Onto Democrats   National Republican Chairman, In First Major Speech Since Taking GOP Helm, Lashes Out Against CIO-PAC Activities

lane cals Chicken During Broadcasts   Mrs. Lane and Twe Daughters Also Listen to Returns

LANE FAMILY HEARS REPORTS VIA RADIO   McKeldin Goes Into Seclusion Markey Expresses Confidence In Victory

Social Rivalry On Campus Is Blamed For Fatal Fire   One Dies, Two Injured When Fire Sweeps Beta Theta Pi Fraternity House At Westminister College In Missouri; Two Held For Arson

END CHEMICAL STRIKE IN OHIO   Solve Long Dispute at Plant at Barberton

Court Upholds Accident Board s Computing Method  Warkmen Favored in  Split t A

Court Upholds Acciaent Board   Method of Compensating Injured Worker Approved

McNarney Demands PotsdamAgreement Provisions Be Met  General States Little  : Economical Progress.” Er. 2. © Wet bad a wkhe

Urge Handling Germany As Unit In Crisis   Gen. McNatney Says Reich Must Be Adiministered As Economic Entity.

F eeling of Nationalism Underlies Trouble Between Yanks, Filipinos

CHINESE POLICY REMAINS SAME   Truman Says Economic Aid To Be Held Up Until Unity Is Assured

General Strike Has Palestine  Area Isolated   50,000 Government Workers, Both Arabs And Jews, Walk Out

Liberals Will Be Asked to  Form Cabinet  Speed Necessary to Form New Jap Government

— DECONTROLLER®S’ DECISION  OPA Drafts ‘Push- Back’ Meat Ceilings   Milk Stays Free Of Controls; New Curbs To Be Announced Tomorrow

OPA WILL ROLL PRICES OF MEAT BACK ON FRIDAY   Sky Still Limit On Butter, Milk; Most Grains Free

OPA Prepares To Roll Back Price on Meats   Board on Decontrols Acts But Leaves Milk Free of Regulations

Milk, Butter Left Without Price Curbs   De-Control Board Announces Ceilings On Some Products

Meat Prices  Rolled Back to OPA Leve   Decontrol Board Says Milk, Grains Can Be Free of Controls

Roll Back Of Meat Prices To Be Aided By The Restoration Of Subsidies   Meat Packers Forecast Black Markets Again

Effect of Price Reductions Not Likely to Reach Retail Stores for Several Weeks — Sky the Limit for Butter and Milk Costs. ~

Meat Ceilings Go Back: Dairy Foods and Grains Remain Free of Curbs

OPA to Announce New Ceilings on Meats Tomorrow   Rollback to June 30 Levels Anticipated, Price Agency Says   DECONTROL BOARD ORDER A SURPRISE   Failure to Order Dairy Products Curb Draws Labor’s Protest

Dairy Products, Many Grains To Be Ceiling Free   New Prices Will Be  Announced Tomorrow

Controls Ordered Put Back on Meat   Dairy Products Are Left Free by Edict of Board

Roll-Back of Charges Is Ordered in Action of Federal Agency After Nine-Day Study.   MILK AND BUTTER COST NOT CURBED

MEAT PRICES ROLLED BACK ~ BY OPA RULE   June 30 Levels Are ' .To Be Restored ° Ry Friday   SKY  LIMIT   Milk And Butter Costs Are Unaffected Bv Decision

CONTROLS RESTORED ON MEAT BY BOARD; MILK UNCONTROLLED   Soy Beans, Cotton Seed Ceilings To Be Set; New Price Schedules For Meat To Be Effective Friday; Subsidies Planned

Helicopter to Speed Air Mail   Shuttie Trips Betweer Large Cities to Bring 12-Hour Service

STRIKE SWELLS JOBLESS RANKS   90,000 May Not Have Turkey Today Because of Soft Coal Work Tieup

MANY THOUSANDS ARE IDLE; LIGHTS OF CITIES OUT FOR COAL LACK  Pee Pe TT   ADDITIONAL EFFECTS OF MINERS’ WALKOUT GROWING OVER. NATION

Co-SO ~~ DD BB Be BB OR Gee Be  ‘Inflationary Trend “And  Slump In Income Feared    ... In Event Of Lengthy Shutdown Of Mines

Thousands Of Workers Are Losing Jobs  Further Cuts Are   Further Cuts Are Seen By Industry As Strike Result

Whole Nation SlowingDown   Thousands More Victimized by Effects Of Coal Walkout

COAL SHORTAGE BOOSTS TOTAL OF UNEMPLOYED   Layoffs Reported by Basic  Steel Plants, Many of Na tion’s Railroads

Coal Strike Forces Many Out Of Work      Dimouts Darken Cities In More Than A Score Of States In East

Somber Holiday Note ....  Unemployment Tide Rises In Wake Of Coal Strike, With 90,000 Already Out

Idleness Mounts, Dimouts Spread In Entire Nation   Steel Mills Order Further Cutbacks; ‘Auto Output Slows

Thousands Of Workers Are Losing Jobs   Further Cuts Are Seen By Industry As Strike Result

Work Stoppace, Dimouts Spread Through Nation   Thanksgiving Day Finds Rising Tide Of Unemployment

MANY THOUSANDS ARE IDLE; LIGHTS OF CITIES OUT FOR COAL LACK  ADDITIONAL EFFECTS OF MINERS’ WALKOUT

STEEL PLANTS RAILROADS HARD HIT   Coal Workers Begin Second Week 0 Of Idleness  SCHOOLS   Extend Thanksgiving Holidays To Conserve Fuel; Unemployment Increases

Price Lines  wil Hl Arties.  vk fT.   Porter Moulds New OPA Setup For U. S.

AUTHENTICITY OF ADOLF'S LAST WILL 1S UNQUESTIONABLE   Full Escape Story Of Three Messengers With Documents Finally Told

‘Last Hours” Of Fuehirer Related By British Officials  Story Of Hitler's Death Is Told

APRIL 30 SET AS FUEHRER'S DAY OF DEAT   BRIDE OF 56 HOURS PERISHES WITH HIM IN BUNKER

Papers Cast Aside Doubt 01 +Hitler’s Death   Full Story of Fuehrer’s Last Hours Revealed

Little Doubt Hitler Dead, British Feel   Decision Is Based On New Document  Found by Allies

British Find ‘Proof’ Of — Hitler Death   Documents Reveal Full Story Of Fuehrer’s Suicide

british Intelligence Officer Says Hitler and Bride Undoubtedly Dead

U.S., British Officers Convinced   Story of Escape of Fuehrer’s Messencers Is Told

In vestigators Convinced  \Hitier Perished With Bride   Full Story Told of How Fuehrer’s Last Documents Were Traced Down by British and American Inte'ligence Of-  ficers—Time of Couple’s Death Put at 3 P. M. on April 30 as Russians Surrounded Reichschancellery.

MacDonald Predicts Fifty Cent Cotton For May Of 1947   Urges Planters To Hold Crops Until January

Anderson in Support of Subsidies   Secretary of Agriculture Fa vors Them for Food Pro ducts After July 1

Chinese Bloc Accused of Seeking U.S.-Russian War   - RUSSIANS ACCTSE T7. S.

Russia AccusesUS, Of Fostering Civil Warfare in China   Thus America Would Get Economic, Political Dominance, Red  Radio Says

Declares American Military Authorities Are Preparing for Major Operations In Strife-Torn China and That Russia Cannot Be Indifferent to Washington’s Policy There— Raps “Guarantee of Returns” to Corporations.

Soviet Radio Says U.S. Is Fostering China Civil War   Alleges U.S. Trying  To Assure Economic, Political Dominance In the Far East

Economic, Political Controls Held Aim   Reds Charge U. S. Military Men Preparing for Major Operations

Residents Leave Homes in Path of Blaze  California County - Sheriff Issues Call for Assistance

SLAUGHTER BEATEN IN MISSOURI   Truman’s Purge Effort Is  Successful

President’s Man Gets Nomination  In Missouri Vot   Axtell Wins With Backing Of Pendergast Machine, Truman and PAC

Most Other Congressmen Nominated   All Three Senators Seats At Stake Emerge Victorious At Primaries.

Axtell Is Victor in Mo. Primary   Truman-Supported Candidate Defeats Slaughter bv 2.000

AXTELL WINNER FOR CONGRESS OVER SLAUGHTER      Truman Successful In Purge Of Congressman From Missouri

AXTELL BEATS REP, SLAUGHTER   TRUMAN'S CANDIDATE WINS DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION

VOTERS. VINDICATE TRUMAN IN PICKING MISSOURI SOLON   Incumbent Is Defeated by Man Backed by U.S. President; ClO - PAC Also Favored Him.   COUNT SUPPORTS EXECUTIVE RULE

STRONGER BASES IN PACIFIC URGED   DEWEY SHORT, BACK FROM  FAR EAST, BELIEVES RUSSIA IS THREAT.

SHORT SEES JAP AS YANK ALLY   Legislator Dewey Short, Back From Far East, Urges Bases

Missourian Gives View Strengthening of U. S. Bases In Pacific Urged After Tour

HERMAN GOERING WEEPS AS PACKS FAMILY PICTURES  CONDEMNED NAZIS ARE GENERALLY MAINTAIN. “ING DISCIPLINE

GOERING WEPT QUIETLY-Condemned Nazis Enter Final Week Making Ready for Death

‘Trainer Escapes Unscathed After Lions, Tigers Wage Deadly Battle

Trainer Safe After His Lions and Tigers Engage in Battle to Death

Fight Rages In Locked Steel Cage   Trainer Escapes Injury, But Two Young Lions Die in Melee With Old Lions, Tigers

Quake Casualties May Reach Total of 3,351 Final Check May  Increase Present Numbers

Stoker Coal Expected To Be Sufficient   Needs Of Residential, Apartment Houses Can Be Met, Report Says

U. 5. rice, Pay Policy Delayed   Ross Reports Progress on Steel; New York Fuel Oil Rationed

Athens Mayor, His Aldermen Resign   Aftermath of August Unrest Finds City Without Heads

—ATHENS— City Left Without A  Government  Mayor Quits As Bullets Fly Again

TENNESSEE MEN RESIGN OFFICES   Mayor, Aldermen Leave Gily As Shooting Aftermath

CITY DADS AT ATHENS, TENN, RESIGN FRIDAY   Leaves Village Without Rulers; Fire Shots Into Home of Alderman

Mayor, Aldermen Of Athens Resign   Officials of Tennessee Town Fearful of Safety

MAYOR, ALDERMEN RESIGN BECAUSE OF TERROR SIEGE   Athens, Tennessee Left With _ out Governing Body as Afdermath- of Bullets

Hiroshima   Jap Physicists Enter Ruins of City; They Alone Know What Happened

NMU Pickets Removed Fron Certain Ships   “Maritime ‘Strike Still Muddled; Tension Eases in New York City

UNION FIGHT ALONG DOCKS WAS AVERTED   lc 10 MARITIME MEAD WITITDRAWS PICKET LINES FROM DOCKS WHERE AFL MEN PLANNED TO WORK

Maritime Strike Tension Eases In  New York Area   C. I. O. Pickets Withdiawn From A. F. L. Ships— Longshoremen Returning To Work   WEST COAST TIEUP IS STILL COMPLETE

Curran Recalls Pickets From Foreign Ships   N.Y. Situation Eases But No Early Break Seen in San Francisco

PALESTINE POLICE STONED BY ARABS   TROOPS DISPERSE YOUTHS AFTER THEY STAGE RIOTOUS DEMONSTRATION,

Would make battleground of Holy Land  ‘To fight to death  Dees niwpt nba?

Arab Leader Says Holy Land Battlefield Proposed   1,000 Arab Youths Hurl Stones ‘At Troops, Police, In Protest Of Proposals On Tews

Arab Leaders Propose Fight For Existence In Holy Land   1,000 Arab Youths Throw Stones at Police, Britons ir Palestine-——Evacuation of Women and Children from Palestine Urged by Some Leaders

ARABS ASK FOR BATTLEFIELD IN HOLY LAND   Propose ‘Fight To The Death’ For All Arabs In Middle East

ARABS TO FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE   Holy Land May Become Battleground; Stones Hurled At British

Cabinet ' Member Says U. S. Will Fight To Finish   ‘Will Be No Turning Back.’  . Official Declares; Lewis Posts. Bond; Senator Sees Possihilitv Of Settlement

Assail Court Order Ruling   Government Prepares FuelSaving Restrictions; Trumon Talk Awaited

LABOR FORMS SOLID FRONT BEHIND MINERS   Mine Union and Boss Post Cash Bonds in Appeal Action

Bodies of Fliers Killed ‘In Yugoslavia to be  Interred at Arlington

SLAV VICTIMS’ ~ BODIES GUARDEL   Burial of Five Fliers Is Sched uled for Sept. 23

Bodies of Airmen Are Under Guard   24-Hour Honor Vigil Is Kept Over Five Fliers

DisclosureMade At Senate Quiz Of War Profits   Perjuw Attempt Charged By Secretary: Told to Be ‘Hazy”

Demand Drastie Action   Mead of Senate Inquiry Committee Wants High Ranking Officers Disciplined

B AND 0 LAYOFFS FORESEEN SOON   Indiana Workers Will Be Affected, Company Announces,

Estonians To  Stay Awhile   Attorney General’s Office Decides To Let The Groun Remsin.

Ask ‘One Last Chance’  {Refugee Estonians  Under Authority Of }Clark During Study

ESTONIAN REFUGEES WIN ANOTHER ‘STAY’   clark Personally Assumes Authority Over Group

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COL. SCHULTZ HEADS 148TH   Defiance Man Commands Regiment in Revised National Guard

Attempt to Halt Deportation of 1,000 to Island   Two Troopships Carry Hlegal Immigrants to Cyprus; One Dead In Rioting

TROOPS FIRE UPON CROWDS INPORT AREA   Woman Killed and 10 Wounded as Rioting Swells in Haifa

Temperatures   Three Jews Killed As Troops Open Fire On Demonstrators; Cyprus Is Designated Terminal of Paleestine Immigrant Route

Amid Riots, British Fight to Deport Jews   Troops Herd Refugees Aboard Ships, Fire on Threatening Crowd

Connally Backs Byrnes Stand at Paris Conferenct   Senate Committee Chief Urges Safeguard of Small Nations’ Rights

Practices For Soil Conservation Are Established  Twp. Committees Meet Tiiesday. In  County Court House

Practices For © Soil Conservation  Are Established  Tp Corhiittees :

NEWS-STRIKE— AT CLEVELAND      PRESSMEN rate > REPOR — FOR WORK AT NEWSPAPER-— PLANTS THIS MORNING

PRESSMEN QUIT AT CLEVELAND   Publication Of Three Dailies To Be Interrupted

Murders Girl For Resisting His Advances   21- Year-Old Confesses Stabbing Attractive Girl, 19, To Death In "Lover's Lane

Stocks Drop To  New Lows Today   Ticker Tape Seven Minutes Late As Offerings Deluge Stock Market

FRANCE DROPS ITS PROPOSAL FOR UNO ACTION ON FRANCO   DECIDES NOT TO PRESS CONTENTION FRANCO REGIME 1S MENACE TO WORLD PEACE

U.S. Officers Say Russians Detained Then   Pair Constantly Questioned And Charaed as Spies

2 Amerteans Are Released  By Russians   Army Officers Say They Were Held For 27 ays By Soviets As Spies ,

) AMERICANS ARE RELEASED BY RUSSIANS   Had Been Held ld 27 Days At Potsdam On Charges Of Being Spies

Russians Return 2 Americans Who Slipped Into Zone   2 Officers Who Went AWOL and Made IIlegal Entry Questioned as Spy Suspects.

Treated Well, But Grilled Daily ....  American Officers, Held 27 Days By Russians As Spies, Finally Released

Reds Release Two Americans Held as Spies  Russian Military Chiet Had Denied Any Knowledge Of U. S$. Army Officere

SOVIETS RELEASE 2 U. S. OFFICERS HELD FOR 27 DAYS   PREVIOUSLY DENIED ANY KNOWLEDGE OF THEIR WHEREABOUTS

American Army Officers Released After 26 Days   Held by Russians As Spies, Pair Well Treated.

FREED BY SOVIET: IU RUSSIAN ZONE   Held Nearly Month and Ques tioned Every Day; Alleged To Be Spies

AMERICAN OFFICERS RELEASED; RUSSIANS SAID THEY HAD BEEN DETAINED AS U.S. SPIES   Soviet Minister Molotov Fights to Establish Two-Thirds Majority Voting Rule to Avoid  West Playing Against Eastern Europe—Olson Mentions “Blackmail” —Anti-Toxin Flown to Ship

Held 27 Days Suspected Of U.S. Espionage   Soviets Had Denied Knowledge Of Their Whereabouts During Army Investigation

‘Two American Officers Released  By Soviets — Held 27 Days As Spys

Soviets Release 2 Yanks After 27-Day Detention   Army Officers Claim Reds Charged Them with Spy Activities; Treatment Reported as Good

Russians Free Two Officers   Quizzed for 27 Days ‘on Suspicion of Spvina, Claim

Reds Release U.S. Officers   Two Army Men Held 27 Days in Soviet Zone of Germany; Questioned As Spys

Russians Release _ Two U. S. Officers Held for 27 Days   Americans Say They Were Questioned by Soviets on Suspicion, of Espionage

Moscow Had Denied Two Men Captive   2 Officers Tell . Of Imprisonment In Russian Zone

TRIED TO PIN SPY CHARGES IN PRISONER:   U. S. Army Officers Held by Russ Tell cf Quiz After Release.

Soviet Releases Missing Officers   Men Detained 27 Days In Russian Zone On Spy Charges

Russians Release  Two U.S. Officers   Pair Had Been Held Under Allegation of Being Secret Agents

SOVIETS FREE SPY SUSPECTS   U. S. Officers Tell. Story of Experiences During 27 Days in Russian Hands.

INFRA RED EYE IS DEVELOPED   Device Can “See” In The Dark For 10 To 15 Miles Scientists Say

‘Another 1719: British V War Brides With 615 Babies Arri ive In U.S.

British Gl Brides Land in New York   Texan's Wife Is One of First off ‘Queen Mary’

President Talks With “Top Men in Stccl Industry, CIO and Government Seeking Agrecment. . ©

PRICE BOOST ABOVE $5 PER TON PROBABLE   Settlement ts Likely _ Before Wage-Price  Plan Is Stated

Truman Sees ‘Big Steel,’ CIO Officials   Accord Possible Before President Issues New Formule

TRUMAN CONFERS WITH DISPUTANTS IN STEEL STRIKE   Begins New Effort to End TieUp—Secret Tatks Between Two Sides This Week Disclosed.   MURRAY AND STEPHENS AT WHITE HOUSE   Officials Say Adniinfetration Is Prepared to Grant Industry Price Boost of $5 to $5.25 a Ton. 

PRESIDENT Is TRYING T0 SETTLE STRIKE   Truman Continues to Take Hand in Steel Difficulties

Truman Taxing Personal Hand To End Strike   Official Hopes Jump Fer Early Agreement Of Waae Dispute

EXTENSION OF DRAFT URGED BY HERSHEY   General Says Universal Military Training Is Essential to Natian’s Defense.

Molotov. Says Yanks Not Working Wholly To Avert Warfare   Statement Comes as: Soviet Emphasizes Insistence » Upon. Reparations; Russians Jab Aimed . At A-Bomb Production Here .

Russian Foreign Minister Again Addresses Balkan Economic Commission; Big Four Agree to Meet Todav.

PEACE PARLEY ‘LEADERS WILL ~ HOLD SESSION   MOLOTOV, SAYS U. S. NOT -WORKING “EXCLUSIVSLY FOR PEACE," IN HIS . SPEECH TODAY

Chinese May Clash With Red Army Mer   Nationalists Drive Toward Dairen in Surprise Move

Chinese Government Troops Make Gains   Two Columns Drive To. _ ward Principal Man- ~ churion Port

CHINESE OPEN DAIREN DRIVE   Two Govt. Columns Pres: Communists on Road To Free Port

Chiang’s Troops Push On Dairen  Drive Down Coast In Surprise Move

Nationalists Move  Toward Dairen  Chiang Forces Stage Surprise Push

Chiang’s Forces Drive On Dairen In Surprise Move   Iwo Government Columns Moving Toward Big Manchurian Port

Duquesne Strike Set for Midnight; Policy Committee Meets at 8 p. m.

Strike Threatens to Cut Off Current Supplies To 1,500,000 Residents Of Greater Pittsburgh Tanieht   SOME EMERGENCY SERVICE POSSIBLE

Applications For Buildings Will Be Made  Demolition Bids Held Up, Result FAL D..4..4c

Applications For Buildings Will Be Made  Demolition Bids Held Up, Result OFf Protests

War Criminals to Face Zone Courts   U.S. Prepares tor Trials of 12,000 Within Germany

US. Seis Up Zonal Trials  For Germans   Gen. Clay Doubts International Court To Act Further

Yanks Setting Up Zone Courts To Try More Nazis; Schacht Leaves Nuernberg

Lewis Maintains Deep Silence on U.S. Court Order   75,000 Miners Idle as Deadline Approaches Tonicht

Men Continue ‘To Leave Pits; Lewis Silent   War Department Announces Plans to Mee’ Any Requirements of Impending Crisis; Lewis in Seclusion As Deadline Nears

Lewis Refuses Any Comment On Court Order   Meanwhile, Soft Coal Miners Continue to  Quit Ahead of Strike

TROOPS 10 G0 INTO ACTION IF REQUESTED   Lewis Silent on Whether He Will Obey Anti-« Strike Order—Must Decide Course Today.   MORE MINERS QUIT;.. 74,188 NOW IDLE   U. S. to Call for City “Brownouts” and Rae tioning of Electricity if Walkout Takes Place.

Lewis Keeps Silence Despite Jail Threat   Next Move By UMW Leader Awaited; Miners To Walk Out At Midniqht

Meanwhile Lewis Keeps His Tongue In Cheek As Miners Walk Quit   BDeadiine For Agreement is Set For Midnignt sonignt Government Prepares For “Srownouts” in Eastern States

‘Miners Continue Premature Walkout As Lewis Silent On ‘Attitude Toward Court Writ

Lewis Is Still Silent On U.S. Court Order   Mine Chief Gives No Hint on Order to Tear Up Strike Notice—Nearly 100,000 Miners are  Already Idle in Nation

Risks Jail Unless Walkout Halted  Thousands Of Min Jump Gun ’ keeed Wale

Army Is Ready ToTake Action lf Krug Galls   UMW Counsel Eyes Course As Court’s Deadline  fe

‘Troops Ready For Quick Use lt Required   Men May Not Work Even if Union Head Withdraws Notice

Lewis Silent on Plans for Action   C10 Plans For Demanding More Money Jolted By Threat To Close Steel Mills

LEWIS SILENT AS SHOWDOWN DATE ARRIVES   BOSS OF UMW MUST DECIDE COURSE BY MIDNIGHT

74,000 MINERS ALREADY IDLE; BROWNOUT SEEN   288 U. S. Operated Pits Closed Down as Deadline On Contract Action Nears

Lewis Maintains Bleak Silence On Federal Court Order To Halt Strike   89,000 Miners Jump Gun On Wednesday Deadline: Much Production Already Lost, No Matter What John L. Decides

Yugoslavs Will Send 1,000 Soldiers In Search of Body   Hope That American Flier fs Alive Continues Te Diminish But Efforts Are Ceaseless; Chemical Tests Indicate Crewman Is Dead

Yugoslav Army Offers Search Party of 1,000   Tests Will Determine If All Five Airmen Perished in Crash

Yugoslav Army To Aid in Hunt For Yank Flier   1,000 Men Ready if Tests Determine He Survived C-47 Crash

Yugoslav Army Ready To Search For U. 5. Flier   Will Use Up To 1,000 Men If Tests Show American Is Missing

Hunt for Fifth American Flier   Yugoslav Troops Will Kid Hunt; Fear All Vonks Perished

U.S. Not Sure 5thFlier Dead   Slave Offer Search Part: After Flesh Tesis

SLAVS TO SEND OUT 1,000 MEN TO FIND YANK   Intensive Search fox Missing Airman to Be Instituted

Yugoslav Army Offers Aid In Search Of Men      Willing to Send Up 1,000 Men if Tests Show Life Possible

AID PROMISED BY YUGOSLAVS   Willing to Send Out Bis Force If Search For Flyers Is Renewed

Efforts Made to. Determine “i Four or Five Men Died in Flamme Wreckage.   NEXT OF KIN NOTIFED ALL FIVE AIRMEN DIED

Yugoslav Army To Aid Search   Fear Fifth Man I Machine-Gunned Plane Is Dead; « Chemical Tests Are Being Made

SEEK ABSOLUTE EVIDENCE THAT NONE SURVIVED PLANE CRASH   Now Believe All  5 Crewmen Died When Yugoslavs Shot Plane Down

All Five Fliers Apparently Died When Shot Down   U. S. Graves Men Give Up Hope Of Finding Vic tim In Yugoslavia.

1,000 Yugoslavs Will Hunt Fifth Member of Crew If Doctors Say He Is Missing

Yugoslav Army To Hunt For Possibly Missing American Flier In Hills   Chemical Tests Will Determine If Theres An Possibility One Transport Crewman May Not Have Crashed With Plane

_ Still Doubtful on Casualties Yugoslav Army to Help Search For Fifth American Airman

Slavs Willing To Search For Flier  Remains Of Airmen  To Be Transferred

Definite Proof All Fliers Died Sought by U. S.   Yugoslav. Army Ready To Send Out 1,000 Mer In Search If Necessary

Slavs to Search For U.S. Airman   Lacking Evidence of Fifth Flier’s Death, Authorities Willing to Send Out 1,000 Men

Yugoslavia Offers 1,000 Soldiers’Te Hunt For _ Fifth Man Of Plane Crew

Yugoslavs Reach For Intensive Hunt for Flier  Medical Men Seek Evidence of Death

Byrnes Irked At Repeated Soviet Abuse   Calls Connally, Vandenberg Back To Conference

Byrnes Aims  Stiff Rebuke  ‘At Russians “SRecalls Connally “. And Vandenberg

Wins Support of Britain in Declaration   Says America Has No Apology to Make for Policies

RUSSIANS ARE REBUKED FOR ABUSE OF U.S   BYRNES CALLS TWO SENATE LEADERS BACK TO PARIS

Byrnes, Backed by Britain, Hits at ‘Misrepresentation’ And Red ‘Abuse’ of Proposals   Summons Connally and Vandenberg Back to Paris to Aid Him; U. $. Has No Apology to Make Secretary of State Says

Secretary Calls Connaily and Vandcneerg Back to Paris to Help Him In His light Against Molotov

Russian Abuse Of U. S. Fires Byrnes Temper   ‘American Rebukes Soviets For ‘Misrepresentation’ At Peace Canference

Sens. Connally, epsind  Are Summoned   Presence of Solons Would Facilitate Work of Completing Pacts

Byrnes Rebukes Repeated Russian  Abuse of the U.S.  State Secretary Calls Connally, Np “8 i n Paris

Byrnes Assails Russia for Her  Abuse of U.S.   Connally, Vandenber; Summoned Back to Paris by Secretary;  British Back U. S.

Defends U. § Principle of Economics   British Support of Secretaries Views Voiced by Alexander

BYRNES RAPS RUSSIANS FOR ABUSE OF U.S   Summons Senators Te Paris to Aid Him  At'Conference

Byrnes Hits At Russia For ‘Abuse’ Of Proposals   Britain Supports Secretary’s Stand; Two U.S. Senator: Called to Paris

CHARGES RUSSIA : MISREPRESENTS U. 5. PROPOSALS   Declares Soviet Seizure of Valuable Assets Is Slowing Economie Recovery of Former Enemies.   BACKED IN STAND : BY GREAT BRITAIN   American Reveals He Has  Summoned Connally and  Vandenberg Back to Paris to Aid Him.

Paris Meeting of Big Four in Sight   France Is Last To Give OK To Byrnes’ Request

Stock Yards At Ft. Worth Are Swamped   Buyers’ Strike Is Reported in San Francisco

U. S. Pledges To Arabs Bared   Crum Charges Holy Lanc Policies ‘Frustrated’

Fifteen Locals  Switch To AFI   CIO Furniture Workers Protest Lack Of Action In Ousting Reds

Reds Seize Austrian Shinning   Seen as Move to Extend  Pe ee i ee Coes ORK

B-17 Missing With Crew and Passengers   Plane Disappears On Frankfurt to Casablanca Trip

STRIKE FADES IN CINCINNATI   Threat of Utility Stoppage _ Ends. with 17-Cent Pay : Boost Pact”

Russ Assail U.S. Atom Policies, Bases i in n Iceland  7 a pee   Papers Rap British, Dutch Tactics in Colony Rule

U. S. Retention of Bases Is Criticized   Russian Papers Lash Out on Several Subjects

U.S. Retentior of Bases Is Criticized  Russian Papers  oa oa Preach > -—"   Russian Papers Lash Out on Several Subjects

PLEASANT WEATHER FORECAST FOR TODAY   Temperature in Missourl Expected to Be in Upper 80s—No Rain Expected.

DENTON E. YINGLING DIES AT LITTLESTOWN   Well Known Canner And Retired Farmer Passes Away At Age Of 63 Years—Funeral Sunday

Nation’s Soft Coal Miners Ready For Vacation Of. Four Days Starting July 4

POWER STRIKE IN PITTSBURGH   Blackout Threatens Area With 1,500,000 Population.

Strike Begins In Pittsburg   Blackout of Electrical Energy Threatens Area Of 1,500,000 Residents

HAUNTED HOUSE REALLY HAUNTEL   Chicago Man’s Body is Found After Two Years,

One Jap Officer Has Escaped Trial   Terauchi, Who Headed Jap Forces in Southern Regions, Dies in Jahore

HUNT ARSONIST IN SEVEN FIRES   Hatless Man Seen Leaving Bellefontaine Hotel Sought

HUNT FIREBUG AT BELL'TAINE   AUTHORITIES HUNTING SUSPECT AFTER SEVEN DOWNTOWN FIRES WERE SET  SUNDAY . ”

See Possibility of Rationing if Situation Acute   Larger Acreages Asked, But Labor, Machine Shortages May Cut Total

Their Goals  Reported by Government   3 Percent Below ‘ Those ‘Asked, but Slightly. Above Las? Year.

CANNED FOOD PRICES HIKED   OPA Grants Increases Or Corn, Peas, Tomatoes  And Other Items

Canned Food  Items Raised   Prices for Corn, Peas Tomatoes Up le to 2e

Canned Corn, Peas and Tomatoes Ordered Up One to Two Cts. by OPA to Replace Subsidies

CANNED VEGETABLES ARE COSTING MORE   Increases Are Due Ta Removatl Of Subsidy Payments, CPA  eer:

Steel Helmeted Ex-Soldiers Carry  American Flags  100 L. A. Police Alerte: at Citue limite tn

Telephone Strike Date Is March 7   Last Minute Plea By Schwellenbach Turned Down Cold

Na tion- Wide Is Planned.          ‘DATE SET DESPITE LAST MINUTE PLEA BY SEC. SCHWELLENBACK 260,000 WORKERS AFFECTED”.

Communications Industry Set for Walkout — 160,000 Workers’ of 1? ‘Affiliated Communications {ndustry Unions te be Affected.

March 7 Is Walk Out Day For NFTW   17 Telephone Unions Will Leave Jobs

Negotiations Are at End Over Wages   Federation Chieftals Ignores Final Plea From Washingten

@ THE SARGENT SHOW   ColesCounty Artist’s Love oi Trees Shows in His Works

France Offers Plan to Oust Franco   Economic Blockade Proposed to U. S. and Britain

France Urges  Trade Block   U. S., Britain Asked to Join in Move tc Oust Spanish Dictator

Chetnik Head Admits Contact With Germans   Mihailovie Says He Tried to Lure Quislings To Join His Forces

ATTEMPTED TO LURE QUISLINGS Mihailovic Admits Contacting: Nazis But Denies Slav Charae

Mihailovic Admits Contact With Nazis   Chetnik Leader Does Not “Feel Guilty” of Treason Charaes

GUILT DENIED BY MIHAILOVIC   Admits Contact With Nazis But Insists on Attempt To Lure Quislings

U. 5. Lawyers Prepare Papers As Mines Close  UMW Chief Is Still — Silent On Court‘s — Strike Injunction

Justice Department Draws Papers Charging Contempt; Delay Filing; Strike Spreading to New Fields

Lawyers Complete ‘Contempt’ Charge On Lewis: May Act Against Locals

Disregards Order On Coal Contracts      Chief of United Mine Workers Makes Arrangements fot  Long Absence as Orders Go Out to Cushion Effects of Coal Strike.

UMW CHIEFTAIN FACES POSSIBLE JAIL SENTENCE  FAILS TO RECALL  AATICGE VOAinianrk   FAILS TO RECALL NOTICE VOIDING MINERS CONTRAC

UMW Refuses to Rescind Notice of Contract Termination; Strike of Miners Gets Under Way

Temperatures   Head of United Mine Workers ts Still Silent; Miners Leave Pits 1, Tefiance of Government Pleas

General Walkout ls Spreading fo Anthracite Field   Action May Be Taken Against Local Unionists ‘Encouraaina’ Strike

General Walkout of UMW Workers Occurs; Lewis to Face Contempt Charge

Conservation Moves Being Planned To Meet Coal Famine   Government Attorneys Expected to Go Into Court Some Time Today

GOVERNMENT PLANS CONTEMPT CHARGES ON JOHN L, LEWIS   Justice Department Attorneys Drew Up Necessars Papera,   TO THE PEDERAL JUDG!   They Will Be Presented to Alan Goldshorough Today,

Serving Of Order Awaited As Mine Strike Is Started   Papers To Be Presented To Judge This Afternoon; Tieup Spreads To Anthracite Fields

Government Moves Quickly to Cite John L. Lewis on Charge of Contempt of Court   Miner Chieftain Remains Silent at His Suburban Home as Officials Prepare to Petition Court to Bring Lewis Inte Court

ERD EEOC TIOS Record Volume sat Clhiziatinas Sales Predicted Wit Record Peal

MUTINEERS IN BOMBAY URGED TO SURRENDER’   Terrorist Gangs Roam Streets Of Indian City

UN May Examme  Greek- Albanian  Frontier Strife   French Expected to Seek Impartial Inquiry By Security Council   AMERICA PROBABLY WILL BACK REQUEST   Russia and Ukraine Nol Likely to Be Satisfied By Proposal

U.N. Studies Way To End Wrangling   Impartial Inquiry Into Greek - Albanian Frontier Incidents  Is Proposed.

INQUIRY INTO DISPUTED GREEK BORDER LIKELY   Impartial Probe May Be Suggested To UN Counceil Friday.

'UN Proposes Inquiry Into Greek - Albanian Incidents   Greece Charged With Provoking Clashes

RUSS ‘INSULT DRAWS PROTESI AT PEACE MEET   Italy Asks Victors To Boost Size Of Navy

LEFTISTS TRY HARD 10 BAR GREEK VOTING   intensify Campaign foi Boycott of Elections Tomorrow in Protest Against an Alleged “Rovalist Coup.”

Greek King May Return   Left Asks Boycott of Tomorrow’s Election; Troops Stand By

ROYALIST COUP’ IS PROTESTED   Claim Move On To Return King To The Throne

Boycott of Vote Asked By Leftists   Royalists Charged with Seeking Restoration; Fighting Flares.

Leftists Step Up Drive to Boycott Greek Elections   “Royalist Coup” to Return King George To Throne Draws Viasrous Protests

GREEKS 60 TO POLLS SUNDAY   Hot Election In Prospect; Leftists Seek To Boycott Boxes; Charge “Royal Coup.”

Leftists Urge ‘Boycott’ Of . Greek Election   Royalists: Seeking Return of King in Ballotting Sunday

Leftists Set To Boycott Greece Vote   ‘Royalist Coup,‘ Charge King’s Foes; Election Periled by Law Tangle

Anti-Jewish Riot Shakes  Vienna Calm   Refugee Killed And Others Beaten In First Clash Since Armistice ;

Jewish Youth Is Killed in Vienna   Several Others Beaten in Anti-Semitic Riots

SHROYER MAY STICK TO POST   Martin States No Request Made for Resignation From Cabinet Job

Heavy Frost Is Predicted For Tonight   Heavy Damage Done  _ To Crops In Nearby Virginia By Cold Of  Woadnoecday Nicht

Prediction Of Frost Bothers Fruit Grower:   Orchardists Still Assessing Damuges of Wednesday’s Cold Snap to Budding Trees

Churchill Talks With President After Surprise Trip to Capital   Topic of Conversation ai White House Causes Speculation   CONFERENCE LASTS HOUR AND ONE HALF   Chilled Crowd of 300 Welcomes Former British Prime Minister

Churchill Pays Surprise Visit To President   Speculation on Topic Of Their Conversation Sets Capitol Abuzz

Churchill and Truman Keep Talk a Secret   Former British Premier in Washington

Churchill and  Truman topic undisclosed  Visit cause of wide speculation

churchill in Washington to ~ Visit Thuman   British Cx-Premier ‘lee First Mscting With. Prasidant Since Potsdam

Churchill And Truman Confer   Speculation Stirs as Former British Leader Flies to Capital

Churchill Has  Conversation With Truman   Meeting Results in No Announcement Bu Much Speculation

MARINES TO aa REDS   File No Protest on Slaying of Four and Wounding of 11

MOVE TO ‘STOP DEWEY EXPECTED TD BEGIN SOON   New York Governor. Ranks “High Among: Sotne for: ~Presidential.Race. ~   BUT HAS BEEN’A LOSER  Still Is Major Prospect ‘on Basis of His Victory at ° Polls Last Month

STOP DEWEY MOVEMENT EXPECTED IN REPUBLICAN SCRAMBLE FOR 11948 PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION

‘Stop-Dewey’ Move Likely   Old Guard of G. O. P. Opposes New Yorker

Leaders Among GOP Seek Way To Stop Dewey   Presidential Talk Gets Much Attention In Nation's Capital

STOP DEWEY MOVE IS FORESEEN TODAY IN PRESIDENT RACE   New York Man Now Said To Be Running in Front kor Nomination; Taft Is Given Ohio Nod.   TRADITION OF G. O. P Hits AT GOVERNOR

STOP-DEWEY MOVEMENT IS IN PROGRESS      New York Governor Leading Candidate For Rep. .  Nomination

Stop-Dewey Move Expected To Develop Soor   GOP Front-Runner Is Unpopular with Old-Guard Leaders

Bricker's Willingness to Step Aside in Favor of Taft Looked On. ag Closing of Ranks Against New York’s Governor.

Breaks Indicated In Strikes   Bright Spots Appear In Maritime, Airline, Movie Disputes

Allis-Chalmers Workers End Long Walk-Out   Picture Brightens With Breaks Seen Movie. Maritine. Airline Strikes.

CoalStatusSame   Mines Still Face Shu tdown J: Pilots’ :Talks: Resumed; . Auto: Plait: Strike--Ends

BREAKS HINTED SOON IN THREE MAJOR STRIKES   6-Month-Old Dispute Ends At Allis-Chalmers Unit; Picture Brightens

Labor Picture brightens On Some Fronts   Breaks Indicated in Maritime and Pilots’ Strikes; Coal Mine Shutdown’ Threat Remains.

Bright Spots Appear on U. S. Labor Front   Coal Threat Remains but Other Walkouts May Be Settled Soon.

War Vet Kills His Wife And Daughter,  Commits Suicide   Another Daughter, Aged 4, Escapes Death By Fleeing To Basement Of Home

More Shirts, Dresses in Prospect as OPA Raises Cotton Textile Ceilings

CARSON-WILTGEN NUPTIALS HELD   Couple To Leave Soon For San Pedro, Calif., To Live

TWO WEDDINGS AT MARION CHURCH   Peterson-Halverson Wedding Monday Evening

BELGRADE SAYS IT WILL NOT , BE BOUND BY DECISIONS WITH WHICH IT DISA. . GREES

Belgrade Says Decisions Will Not Be Bindina   Simic Charges Voting Methods Are “Ruthless”

Slavs Refuse To Be Held By Decisions of Parle    Belgrade Government Serves Notice She'll Ignore  Agreements Opposing Her Own Views

YUGO-SLAVIA SERVES NOTILE TO PEACE MEEE   Will Not Be Bound By 21 Nation Parley

SLAVS WONT BE BOUND BY PARIS PACTS   To Ignore Vital Decisions With Which They Don't Agree

Mystery Surrounds Disappearance - Of Pretty Brunette Schoolfeacher

U.S. Will Propose ProbeOt Greeks   On-the-spot Check Of Conditions On Frontier Sought

Wants Big Five Survey  U. $. To Propose UN Investigation Of Greek Crisis

Yugoslavia, Bulgaria And Albania Accused OF Friction; U.N. lo Air  fe Claims

Young F armers: s'Will Have Boar’ And: Gilt. Sale This October -

GEN. FRANCO QUICK TO COMBAT ANY SUGGESTION THAT SPAIN IS BACKWARD IN POLITICA] RFEORM

Spain Making Many Reforms, Franco Says   By DE WITT MACKENZIE  ee

eople - fae he: Led “Slowly: Toward: Them         tor Back Tin Virginia; hes Net Be eliever In Glanor Girl.  oS 5-4 w

BRITISH IMPOSE STIFF CURFEW   Two Reported Near Death After Four Explosions In Holy Land

Jerusalem Put Under Night - Long Curfew   Rritish Investigate Explosions in Jewish Colony

RETAIN CURFEW IN JERUSALEM   British Tighten Control after Sporadic Explosions

Seek Aid In Trucking Strike   ODT Asked To Take  Over Operations

OPA Readies Price Hikes - On Cotton, Coffee, Food   i Cereals, Bakery Products May Get Boost; Control Board Swinaing Into Action Wednesday:-—__

COFFEE, CANNED GOODS, COTTON T0 GO HIGHER   Also Affected Are Bakery Products and Breakfast Cereals

OPA BOOSTS PRICES ON COTTON TEXTILES AND CANNED GOODS   New Control Board Holds First Meeting Today

PRICE BOOSTS ANNOUNCED BY OPA OFFICIAL:   COTTON TEXTILES, BAKERY PRODUCTS AND CANNED VEGETABLES AMONG AR.  NICLES ON THE L

OPA Prepares 16 Pct. Price Yike In Cotton   Canned Goods, Bakery Cereals and Coffee Also Face Increases

(). P. A. Prepares  To Boost Prices   Cotton Textiles And Numer ous Food Prices Are To Be Increased   DECONTROL BOARD ASSUMES DUTIES

Attorney General Says Diversion Amendment  Will Freeze Sales Tax

Gov. Kelly Says Sales Tax Diversion Amendment Would Freeze Tax in State

BANDITS JUST RAN A -GOOD THING INTO GROUND; ‘BANK FINALLY QUITS —

Truman Will Make Some Political Speeches in Fall  President Not Expectec _ To Tour Country _ Aiding His Candidates

SOLONS DOUBT ADVANTAGE Of TRUMAN STUMP   Democratic Leaders Say President May Pick Campaign. Spots

Expect Truman to ‘Pick Spots’ If He Takes Political Stump   Observers Forecast He Will Steer Clear Of Any Grand Tour’ Such As Wilson Made in 1918; His Personal Future May Be At Stake

Predict Truman Will Veer From  National Tour   May Speak For  Some Candidates

Leaders Will Pick Individua Congressional Contests.   REPUBLICANS AT WORK   The President Has Made No Specific Plans for Speaking. Tour.

No Truman Grand Tour   May Speak For Individual Candidates But Has No Intention of Stumping Whole U.S.

Congress Races Seen As Object Of Truman Tour  President To Help Party Where Asked

Truman Tour  Eyed By U.S.      President May Arrange Series Of Talks For Congress Election

TRUMAN'S VOTE TOUR NOT SET   President May Limit His Travels, Single Out Congressional Contests

Reece Takes Page From Wilson Tour. Views Are Varied   Many Republicans Fee Truman Will Aid Them. if He Backs...  TRemarrata

Politicians Do Not Expect Truman Will Attempt Grand Tour   Will Likely Pick Out Individual Contests for His Attention

Say Truman Will Not Make U.S. Tour   Associates Do  Not Recall a Modern Precedent For Campaian Trip

Political Spotlight Focused On Speaking Plans of Truman   Dem Leaders Say President Will Enter Few Fichts

Truman Political Future at Stake   Republicans View Presi. dent’s Moves as Indicating Alarm    WON'T STUMP COUNTRY   The Attempt to Purge Slaughter Is Closely  served

ASSOCIATES SAY HE IS UNLIKELY TO TOUR NATION   PRESIDENT REVEALS LOSS OF CONGRESS CONTROL, SAYS GOP

No Thought OF ¢ ‘ountry-Wide Tour: Truman Will Stump Only For Picked  Candidates For Congress This Fall

To Aid Individual Candidates When rie Takes Stump   No Thought In President’s Mind Of Trying To Duplicate Wilson’s Grand Tour Of 1918

Prospect Trumat May Tour Stirs Speculation   Believe President to Pick Individual Contests; GOP Asserts Fortunes Waning

Doubt Truman Plans Big Tour   Expected to Pick Individual Contests In Coming Vote

Intention Of President To ‘Stump’ For Slate Stirs Capital Debates

TRIAL CONTINUES DISPUTE OF DAMAGES   E. A. Reeves, Southampton, Estimates Damage to His Property is $6,498  BMICHUWAY WAS RUILT

Short Congress Session Is Aim Of Republicans  Martin Hopeful Of July 1 Finish

Senate Race In Alabama Nears Close   Last Minute Radio Appeals Scheduled By Three Of  Five Candidates

ROUGH-HOUSE RABBIT Rosie Looks Like Kind Lad) But She’s Terror To Terrie

‘Rosie, the Terror’ Lands in Cooler  Lady Rabbit Routs Dog, Zoo's Animals

Bob Feller Takes  Mound for Americans And Claude Passeau For Nationt! Leaaue

Big Crowd Views Game   Feller Faces Passeau In All-Star Game At Boston Today

All-Star Game  Draws Capacity  Crowd in Boston Keller's First Inning  Homer Draws First Blood Par Amavrican Laan Stare

More Coal Miners, Fearless Of Union Retaliation, Return To Work In Pits   MORE OHIOANS FACE LAYOFFS

Trickle of Goal Up Slightly   Increasingly Defiant Miners Return to Pits In West Virginia

Industry Braces For More Unemployment   More Than 290,000 Workers {dle In Addition To 400,000 Striking Miners

More Workers Are Made Idle Coal Strike Effects Soreadina Further —

UNEMPLOYMENT TOLL UP WITH FREIGHT BAN   West Virginia Coal Secretary Says More Miners Are Returning to Work ;

IDLE IN COAL MINE STRIKE NOW 630,000   Nation Bracing Itself For More Industrial Cuts

Unemployment In Other Industries Mounting Jn Wake Of Miners? Work Stoppage

LackofCoal Threatens All Work      Industry Braces Self For Further Halts in Activities if Strike Continues   Freight Ban Hurts   ae Poi wo bere BOERS BORER FO  Shutdown May Boost Idle to 5 Million by Vear’s Fnd

NATION BRACES FOR MORE IDLE   Reports Say Trickle Of Coal ' From Mines Increases

Industry Braces For Additional Unemployment  Trickle of Defiant Miners Return to Work; Carriers Altempt to Move Goods

NATION GIRDS FOR JOB CUTS   Trickle of Fuel Increases as Unemployment Figures Jump.

Slight Back-to-Pits Move Seen in W. Va.  Miners Ignore Retaliation Threat Ac Tonnace Increase Is Reported

Industry Bracing Against Strikers   Coal Strike Effect Is Reflected In Unemployment

690,000 JOBLESS IN COAL STRIKE   TOTAL STRIKE IDLE OF 5 MILLION SEEN IF STRIKE CONTINUES

REPORT RUSSIAN PROTEST AGAINST ~ CHINESE FURORE   Moscow irked at Student _ Demands to “Get Out  unk Mbsccxobessoton®’

Soviet Governmen Files Protest  {in Demonstrations  Manchurian Situatior Being Discussed By China and Russia

(SOVIETS PROTEST. OVER CHINESE. DEMONSTRATIONS   Continued Student Demands For Reds to “Get..Out of. Manchuria” Ires Russians— Chiang Said to Have Replied

Russian Troops Prepare For Evacuation Of Iran  On Deadline Set By Big 3

RED TROOPS ORDERED 70 LEAVE IRAN   To Evacuate On Deadline Set At Big Three Meeting

GIVEN ORDERS TO EVACUATE BY MARCH 2   ‘Moscow Order Complies With Deadline Set By Big 3 Officials

Russian Army ls Ordered to Evacuate Iran   - Russians Will Leave  Country on Deadline Set by Agreement of Big Three With Iran

Rochester Labor Holds General Sympathy Strike   Transportation, Plants Closed After Settlement

General fieup Hits Industry In Rochester   Demonstration Staged In Spite Of Scttlement

Organized Labor In Rochester, N. Y., Defies Agreement With Mass Picketing

Rochester Has Mass Picketing   Public Transportation Halted By Meeting of  Organized Laborers

Rochester Is Paralyzed By General Strike   Trades Council Disregards High Level Settlement

MEET DEADLINE IN ATMOSPHERE OF HARMONY   Bulgarian Bill Last One Set

PEACE PARLEY COMMISSIONS FINISH WORK   Soviet Filibuster on Bulgar Reparations   Payment Fails 

Work of Balkan Commission Is Finished Today   Yugoslavia, Greece To Split $125,000,000 Approved by Envoys

Fix Bulgarian Reparations af 1175.00 000   italian Peace Commission Told Russia Wants Peace

RUSSIAN PLEDGE OF COOPERATION - CGIVEN ANEW   Vishinsky Asserts Soviet Is Desirous of Getting Along Despite Differences   ‘LAST REPARATIONS SET   Figure for Bulgaria, Placed at $125,000,000 as Reds Abandon Filibuster

FINAL SESSION LASTS 28 HOURS TO SET RECORD   Anglo-Americans Qulsit Slav Block to Win Victry On Bulgarian Payments.

BULGARIAN BILL SET BY PARLEY   Greece and Yugoslavia Wiil Divide $125,000,000

Bulgarians Must Pay. 3125,000,000   Anglo-American Bloc Outsits Soviet Group

Reparations Bill Of 125 Millions Set for Bulgaria   Balkan Commission At Peace Parley Concludes Its Work

PEACE CONFA NEARING FULL SESSIONS NOW   Commission Work Winds Up With Fixing Of Bulgarian Reparations Total

Seek Peace, Declaration Of Russians   Soviet Minister Says Natiox Behind Stalin in De sire for Peace

PEACE MctT COMMISSION WORK ENDS   Soviet Filibuster On Bulgarian Phase Fails

Russians. Lose  In Filibuster   British And Americans Outsit Soviets In Peace Session

COOPERATION IS PROMISED BY RUSSIANS   Senator Tom Connally Joins Moscow Representative In Peace Utterance.

Charge Brought Against Germans  French Claim They fen-.¢.4 JQNNN

SEVEN KILLED IN AUTO CRASH   ACCIDENT TAKES PLACE NORTH OF BAY CITY

Ca¥lson Says Woodring Is Faithful Member AL DBeatlacwnemce Adweki nw

MEMBER OF MACHINE   Carleen  Woodring Hook.  Diectsace p With New Deal

Plan Is Flayed By Vishinsky af Paris Conclave   Major Policy Speech By Byrnes Scheduled For Next Thursday

BYRNES TO GIVE FOREIGN POLICY TALK IN PARIS   Australian Plan For European Court of Human Riehts Vetoec

Peace Cont. Rejects New Aussie Move   “Court of Human Rights” Proposal Attacked by Soviets

Human Rights Court Denied In Paris Vote   Anzac’s Proposal Voted Down After Vishinskv Attack

Court of Human Rights Voted Down: Byrnes to Give U.S. Policy Talk

COURT OF RIGHTS 1) AID EUROPEANS IS SPURNED TODAY   Australia’s Proposal is Rejected at Conference Being Held in Paris; Vishinksy is Heard.   BYRNES WILL MAKE SPEECH NEXT WEEK

PEACE MEETING REJECTS HUMAN RIGHT'S COURT      Byrnes To Deliver Full-Scale Address Soon On U. 8. Foreign Policy

BYRNES TO GIVE ADDRESS ON U. S. FOREIGN POLICY   Conference Re j ects Plan for “Court of Human Rights”

NEW OPA BILL WILL MEAN LOT OF HIGHER PRICES, AP EXPERT SAYS NO ONE KNOWS HOW MANY MORE

NOBODY KNOWS JUST HOW HIGH PRICES WILL 60   Marlow Analyzes _ Probable Effects Of New OPA Bill On The Cost Of Living.

Special Session Waits Court Act   Governor Will Call It _ if Tribunal Enjoins Secretary of State

Decides Against Special Session  GZiAvseae yaad ag   Governor Will Call It if Court Orders

Would Plumb ‘Qcean Depths   Prof. Auguste Piccard Plans to Go 5 Tmes Deeper Than Present Mark.

PLENTY OF SUNSHINE   Flora Saya Warm Fair Weather Tc Remain Thru Saturday

OKLA. HANGAR FIRE KILLS. TEN PERSONS.   F urther Check .May Reveal More Victims

WORKERS SEARCH RUINED AIR DEPOT   10 Known Dead; 38 Others Critically Injured In Fire.

10 Die as Blaze Destroys Hangar   Workers Search Ruins For Additional Victims

Ruins Of AAF Depot Searched For More Bodie:   "TEN KNOWN DEAD WHEN FIRE RAZED AAF HANGAR

10 Perish In Oklahoma Fire   Flash Blaze Destroys Hangar At Air Depot

TEST OF BOMB VALUE DOUBTED BY SCIENTISTS   Experts Say Fleet May Survive at Bikini

Atomic Bomlk  Tests ‘Won't Prove Much’  Scientists Flay ‘Rrichiful Idea’

State Starts Attack On Adoption Of Seaway Pact   Claim Coal Interesta Would Be Subject To Cut Throat Tanting

Transportation To Be Halted When Employees Go Off Jobs Wednesday

HoustonEmployesRefuse  To Work; Power Union May Strike in Pittsburgh

F Farm Bureau Has"         F riday Novem yer 8 ' 'Roger Fleming Will         Roger Fleming Will ; - Speak! To: ‘Members .   During:Evening® -

FINAL PLANS MADE FOR COUNTY FARM BUREAU MEETING   Attractive Program To Be Presented In LeMars Friday, November 8

EEE EEE LE LLL  Jap Battleship Sinks After Atomic Blast, Remains Radioactive

JAPANESE BATTLESHIP NAGATO GOES DOWN   Vessel Is Third Capital Ship te Succumb to Atomic Blast in a Bikini Laroon.

Jap Warship Nagato Sinks   Third Capital Ship Succumbs to Atom Test

JAPANESE SHIP IS THIRD ATOM BOMBS VICTIM   Battleship Nagato Goes To Bottom Of Bikini Lagoon In Night

THIRD BIG SHIP IS LOST  Jap Warship Also Sinks From  Fffects Of Atom Bomb Blast

THIRD BOMB TEST NOW IN PREPARATION   Target Transports Are Moved; Old Japanese Battleship Sinks

Transports on Outer Rim of Bikini Fleet Undamaged by A-Bomb; Plans Under Way for Third Experiment

Battleship Nagato Sinks Off Bikini Lagoon, The Third: Capital Ship To Be A-Bomb Victim

Nagato Sinks As Result of Atomic Bomb   Third Big Ship Succun.bs. To Unde: vuter Blass In Bikini Lageo.s  “Least Waak

Japanese Battleship Nagato Finally Sunk   Third Capital Ship Suc: cumbs to Underwater Atomic Bomb Blast

Noah Beery Dies In Hollywood, Aged 63      Veteran Movie Badman Had Just Help Celebrate Brother's Birthday

Veteran Badinan of Movies Dies in Arms of Brother   Noah Beery Passes Away From Heart Ailment—He Had Long. Been Sufferer

Strike Control Bill To Senate   Upper Chamber May Sidetrack Measure   Michigan Vote On Strike Bill

STOWS AWAY ON TRIP TO HAWAII  Girl Defies Navy To Break Up Romance With Young Oil Heir

Girl Stowaway Defies All Might of U. S. Navy to Separate Her From Seaman

REP. LEADERS CAN'T AGREE ON TAX CUT   House and Senate. Heads Have Different Ideas

GOP DIVIDED ON INCOME TAX CUT   Bridges Claims His Immediate Objective Is 25 Percent Cut In Expenses

Hancock Apple Crop One Of Biggest Yet   Pickers Recruited to Help Pick What is Major Part of State Crop

4 Offices Here Change Hands Wednesday   Incumbents In 4 Others Ready For New Terms

Hold Three Who Beat Up Officer   Racine Men Charged; Policeman Improving

BYRNES FACING FEUD OF AIDES   Arguments Over Argentine Position Rages In State Department

SUPREME SOVIET CALLS ON STALIN TG RESUME RED RULE 4S PRESIDENT NEW COUNCIL

STALIN  IS NOW ‘PRESIDENT’ OF COUNCIL-OF-MINISTERS   TITLES OF HIGH OFFICIALS OF SOVIET GOVERNMENT NOW INCLUDE “PRESIDENT” AND  “MINISTERS”

Supreme Soviet Calls on ‘Stalin as “President”: to Organize New Cabinet

Stalin Again Will Head Soviet Union   Premier Asked To Form ‘Council of Ministers’

Stalin Resumes His Tenure As  Head Of Russia   Formality Of Reorganization Of Soviet Govern. ment Is Carned Out

Churchill Urges Partnership Between FranceandGermany And United States of Europe

FRENCH-GERMAN PACT URGED  Churchill Offers Program For ~ Peace For European Nations:

Franco-German League Urged by Churchill as First Step Toward Creating United States of Europe

"RANCE-REICH FIRST— United States of Europe Advocated by Churchill

ATOMIC BOMB MENACE SEEN BY CHURCHILL   UNITED STATES OF EUROPE REGARDED AS IMPERATIVE

Pn ee a ee ee eS   High Increase Seen Fron Summer of 1945 to The Summer of 1946

SUMMER BRIDE CROP Io TWIGE THAT OF LAST YEAR   Decrease in the Number Of Divorce Libels   38 TEEN-AGERS IN SEPT.

Roosevelt Told Willkie, Dec. 5, ‘41 War At ‘Any Moment’ With Japanese

F.D.R. Looked For Dispute   Late President Saw Early Clash With Japan Possible Before Dec. 7.

Willkie  Advised By FDR On Japs   Late President Saw Crisis At Hand December 5

FDR Advised Willkie of War Dee. 5  GOP Chief Planning Australia Trip, Tnvestivaiors Dear

Roosevelt Knew Possibilities Of Japanese War   New Evidence Given That Chief Executive Considered War Possible

Willkie Told Warfare Near   Roosevelt Wrote in 1941 Warning Clash Imminent

FDR Considered Clash With Japs   Late President Told His Views To Wilikie

Serious Japan Problem Known  _ Former President i Wrote to Willkie

\Young War. Veteran Held For Brutal  Murder Of Tazewell High School Girl

LEADS NATION IN OBSERVING ARMISTICE DAY   PLACES WREATH ON ARLINGTON SHRINE OF WORLD WAR ONE

ARMISTICE DAY IS CELEBRATED   President Truman Pays Visit To Tomb Of Unknown Soldier

Martial Color  Features   President Tops Observance at Arlington, Va.

‘Truman Places Flowers  AtGrave   President Goes To Unknown Soldier  Tomb Today

Ceremonies  Mark U;.S. “ Armistice’s  Celebration —   Truman Pays Visit To Arlington Tomb; Flae Rites Staged

Nation Observes Armistice Day   Truman Visits Tomb of Unknown Soldier; Spvneaks Brieflv

Truman at Tomb of Unknown Soldier Give: Martial Color to Armistice Day Events

Texas Division Get:  - International Honor; Army Sees Program   Dimming Out

ARMISTICE DAY EVENTS HONOR ‘DEAD OF 1918   Truman Visits Tomb of Unknown Soldier — Preparedness Stressed

REPUBLICANS ELECT JOHNSON ___AS CHAIRMAN OF. COMMITTEE   ZANESVILLE MAN IS AGAIN WAMED AS STATE G. 0. P. 4 PREPARES FOR COM»:  “+ ING CAMPAIGN .

Koreans In Riot   TWO KILLED IN DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST ALLIED TRUSTEESHIP; NO AMERICANS ARE MOLESTED

119 Arrested In Korea Riot On Trusteeshiy   China Truce Broken—Aunamese Junks Held

Slav Incident ‘Outrageous’   Patterson Expresses ‘Intense Indignation’ At. Yugoslav Act

Patterson ElavsAttack. Attitude of Yugoslavia   War Secreiary Also Tell~ Legion Parley U.S. Will Need Million-Man Army

War Secretary Declares U.S. Is Outraged   Takes Time Out Before Legion To Assail Former Ally

Extension Of Dralt Okayed ~ By Senators   Bill" Now Goes to House Senutz House--Commit-_ tee Stust Comprastise Differences -

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Senate Approves Draft Extension   Life of Selective Service Would Continue Until May 15

Senate Passes Draft Bill by Vote of 69-8   Main Features of Act, Including Pay Raise, Taking of Teen-Agers Need House Action

Senate Gives Final Approval to Extension of Draft  Teen-Agers Again Wil Be Taken; Pay Of Enlistees Raised

Measure Provides Far Conscripting 18 and 19-Year-Olds. Raises Enlisted Men’s Vay. House to Act

. Would Include 18, 19-Year-Olds And Increase Pay Of Enlisted Men

Service Measure Increases Pay  For Enlisted Men   Main Features Now Subject to Action By House Members

House s Given Teen-Age Setup For Army Duty   Lawmaker Cites The Possibility of Service In Foraian Zones

Senate Okays Another Year Of Draft Act   Bill Goes Back 10 Hows:  For Vote on Changes Oe Timneer Rady

Extension Of Draft Approved   *Teen-Ager Induction. EM Pay Raises Voted By Senators In Bill

TEEN-AGE DRAFT AND PAY BOOST   Measure Provides for Extension of Draft Act Until May 15, 1947

Law To Exfend Draft Passes Senate, 69-8      Bill Also Provides Draft of 18 and 19-YearOlds

Bill Extending Draft Act One  Year Is Passed By Senate, 69-8   Measure Makes TeenAgers Subject fo Call after This Month   HOUSE MUST NOW ACT ON MAIN FEATURES   Proposal To Give Volunfeer System Further Trial Is Defeated

Senate Votes fo Extend . Draft Measure   Teen-Agers Again Subject to Call: Pay Boosted

TeenAgeDratt, Pay Hike Bill  Passes Senate   Measure. Extends Selective Service Act Until May 15, 1947 Voted 69 to 9; Now Goes to House for Action

Authorizes Call Teen-Age Group  Votes Down Proposal ¢ To Halt Inductions

Measure Goes: Back fo House With Changes  Teen-Induction Provision Main rm * « . oo: 8

APPROVE BILL TO KEEP DRAFT UNTIL MAY, '47   Teen-A ge Inductions. Pay Increase Are Incorporated

ACT CONTINUED UNTIL MAY 1947 BY 69 T0 8 VOTE   Teen-Age Inductions And Servicemen’s Pay Raises Call For  House Action

SENATE APPROVES EXTENDING DRAFT TILL MAY fo, (947   Measure Passed by Vote of 69 to 8—~ Makes Teen-Agers Subject to Call After Fnlv 1.   PAY OF ENLISTED MEN IS INCREASED   Legislation Now Goes to Sen ate-House Committee to Compromise Differences of 2 Branches.

13 Convicted of Killing Prisoners   Slaughter Occurred In Battle of Bulge

2 Germans Convicted Of Bulge Atrocity   3 Nazi Generals In List Charged With Slaughiter

73 Nazis Found Guilty of Bulge  Battle Massacre   Generals Among SS Vets Convicted of Slaughter Of U. S. War Prisoners

'—WAR CRIMES—  73 Guilty At Dachau  - Convict Nazis For Bulge Massacre

PAY FOR THEIR DEEDS IN WAR   U. S. Military Court Finds All Defendants Guilty in Slaughtering Yonks

B Convicted Of Killing U.S. War Prisoners   Three Generals Are Included in Those Found Guilty During Battle of the Bulce

73 WAFFEN SS VETERANS WERE FOUND GUILTY   Of the Slaughter of 900 Amer jean War Prisoners and Belgian Civilians,   IN BATTLE OF BULGE   The Defendants Included Gen. Josef Dietrich, Commander of the Sixth Army.

YANKS’ SLAYERS FOUND GUILTY   73 Nazis Convicted for ‘Bulge’ Murders

Convid 73 $$ Vets For Bulge Deaths   Court Members Find Germans Guilty of Slaughtering 900 Yank Prisoners, Belgian Civilians

‘American: Military Court Hold: _ Nazis Responsible for _ Slaughter of Yanks

73 Convicted Of Massacre In Bulge Push   Three SS Generals To Pay for Crimes Against Americans

Court Finds Nazis Guilty   Seventy-Three §§ Veterans Convicted of Slaughtering Americans and Belsians

LeMars Players On NW lowa Teams —  Chas. Tye Makes Grid Selections

FOR FARM COMMITTEE   } Kansan Senator Can Have Choice of Three Chairmanships

Price Control Battle Raging   Powerful Leaders Urge Abandonment Of All Regulations To Prevent “Economic Chaos”

May Denies Any Cash Of Parer Empire   REPRESENTATIVE SAYS HE NEVER MADE MGNEY FROM DEALINGS.

pany erkes Taking Money in Iinois Contract Inquiry   Testimony of Congressman Reveals That “He May Have Aided Firm”   ADMITS SON, NEPHEW ON COMPANY PAYROLL   Was Cumberland Firm’s Process Agent Without  Financial Interest

MAY TELLS OF CONNECTION WITH FIRM   Says He Aided ‘Paper Empire’ But Received No Profit

May Admits Aiding Firm: Denies Profit   All Checks, Representative Declares, Were Drawn For Business Disbursement

Riots Sweep Jer usalem    Seven British Soldier: Killed By Terrorists

NEW OUTBREAKS ~ UPSET TEL AVIV   Seven Soldiers Kilied in At tack on Police Station

ARMY'S ELECTRONIC ‘BRAIN’ JS MATHEMATICAL WIZARD       MECHANICAL “ASSISTANT CAN DO 100 YEARS OF 3.ATHEMATICAL WORK IN TWO HOURS

Crack Burlington Train Hits Rear of Flyerin llinois  75 Injured and Death Toll Is Uncertain In Arciclant

OKLAHOMA CITY BUS ROW SETTLED   DRIVERS AND TROLLEY OPERATORS GIVEN PAY BOOST —RESUME WORK TODAY.

Oklahoma City Rides Again as Tram Strike Ends  Pinte mtnnn Datbisen ba fn!   Operators Return to Jobs After Getting Hike in Waqes

BIDAULT PROPOSED FOR PRESIDENC\   France's Largest Party Gets Behind Foreign Minister for Head of New Government.

RAINS TO CONTINUE   Temperatures in the 805 Over the State Tomorrow

SINO- SOVIET ACCORD NEAR   High Hope Expressed For An Early Agreement On Manchuria

CALL IN REPORTER   Heirens Lawyers Will Arrange for Short Hand Notes on Talk

Scent New Move In Heirens Case   “Attorneys for Youth™ Ask for Shorthand ‘Expert---Confession Thought Forthcomine

HEIRENS’ CASE PRINTS STUDIED   Police Expect to Clinch Case Against Youth

HEIRENS TALKS TO ATTORNEYS   New Developments Seem Imminent In Three Chicago Murders

Kidnap - Murder Victim's Funeral Is Held  No Vital Clues Found to Brutal Slaying

BURY VICTIM OF CHICAGO'S KIDNAP CASE   Priest Says Parents’ Hearts Lack  Vengeance

Funeral For Girl Kidnap Victim Held   No Clues Found To Slayer Of Suzanne Degnan

Kidnap-Killer Clues Lacking   Body of Slain Suzanne Degnan Buried in Chicago

KIDNAP-MURDER VICTIM BURIEL   Parents Of Suzanne Fee! No Vengeance Toward Mad Killer

BURY VICTIM OF KIDNAPER   Last Ries Am Held For Slain Child As Search For Killer Goes On

Parents of Kidnap- ‘Killing Victim Bury Dauchter “Without Vengeance”

STRIKE THREATENS BiG FOOD SPOILAGE   Walkout Would Endanger  THREE KE TAR

Acts To Avert Work Stoppage Soup Company   U. S. Coneiliator Confers With Campbell Officials and Representatives Of Union

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT IS CON. »DUCTING, INVESTIGATIONS. INTO GARSSON AND HIGGINS INDUSTRIES

Andrew Higgins War Industries  To Be Scanner   Mead Committee Reveals Boat Builders War Time Activities Are Being Probed   BANKRUPTCY REFEREE CALLS DR. GARSSON

College Student   Missing inVermont   Search Is Made for Girl; 18. Who Went on Hike at Bennincton

NEW YORK OPERA MAY NOT REOPEN   Metropolitan ‘Board  Turns Down Union Demands

OPERA HANDED ~ UNION DEMAND   CHAIRMAN OF METROPOLIT. OPERA IN NEW YORK SAY IT MAY NOT OPEN THIS FALL

Political Fires Banked At Present, But Caucus May Fan Democratic Blaze

PLEDGE TOWARD FUTURE PEACE —  Quiet Observance Planned For V-J Day Anniversary

President Proclaims Victory Day August 14   Flags To Fly From All Government Buildings Ir Honor Of First Anniversary Of Japan’s Unconditional Surrender To Allies

Nation Marks First V-J Day  Anniversary   Truman Proclaims Victory Day; Japan Marks Day Quietly

Forrestal Says Free Exchange of  Information Needed   Secretary of Navy Speaks on Victory Day, Set by President Truman to Signalize Surrender Anniversary

No Progress In Nation’s:  Top Strikes  Business Picks Up in Pittsburel

NO SETTLEMENT IN SHIP STRIKE   Chicago “Buses Remain Idle: No Progress In Pittsburgh Tieup

UNO Refuses ~ Java Inquiry   Matter ‘Is Closed,’ Says Council President

UNO Again Rejects Plea Of Red Bloc   Group Refuses Plan to Have Commission Go to Indonesia

UNO Rejects Bid To Investigate British in Java   Soviet. Complaint Ruled From Further Action By G. O. Makin-

1947 CIO Sights Aimed at Capital, Hostile Congres:   Wage Increases and Better Labor Legislation Are Hoped For

ClO Left-Wingers Remain Powerful   Union to Battle for Hicher Wares, Labor Laws, New Atembers

LEFT WINGERS IN CIO GAIN STRENGTH   Three More ProCommunists On  Bd. of Directors

ClO MAPS BATTLE FOR WAGE BOOSTS   Pro-Communists Gain on Ex ecutive Board

Probe Committee Trying To Unravel Maze of Evidence on Japanese Raid

Baruch Will Call For Vote «(n Atomic Plar   Speech-Making May Delay Vote Several Days

UNITED STATES ATOM CONTROL PLAN IS URGED   ‘Baruch Asks That Com ‘mission Not Delay In Curb. ing Weavon   APPEAL IS MADE TO SOVIET GOVERNMENT

BARUCH ASKS VOTE NOW ON ATOM CONTROL   Policy Decision May Be Mede Today; Report Due By Dec. 31

Baruch Asks Vote on U.S. Atomic Plan   Speeches Might Delay Vote Several Days; Appeals to Russians

BARUCH 10 CALL TODAY FOR VOTE ON ATOMIC PLAN   Convinced of Necessity of Speed, Financier Will Ask U. N. Commission to Take Stand.   DEBATE MAY DELAY - BALLOT SEVERAL DAYS   Group Is Required to Complete Its Report to Security Council by December 31.

Early Vote on U.S. Atom Control Plan Sought By Baruch  Report to UN Security Council Must Be PnP... j;s rT... 91

Baruch Urges ‘Action Today On Atom Plar   Vote on U.S. Plan May be ‘Delayed by SpeechMeokina

Baruch Will Ask VoteOn AtomicPlan   Baruch Convinced Speed Necessary By Atomic Group

Baruch Want: Vote on Control Plan   Policy Decision May Be Taken by Commission Today

Spain Isolated From Continent By French Move   International Bridge At Hendaye Is Closed In Midnight Ceremony

BY FRENCH GUARDS   Country Is Sealed Of! From Other Europe Countrics.   COU NCIL OF UNO TO GET PROBLEM  U.S. and British May Be Part of Three- Way   ¢ TER

SPAIN SEALED OFF BY LAND FROM EUROPE   French Border Guards Seal International Bridge . At Hendaye

France Seals Spain From  All. Contact   : European Drive Against Franco Grows Stronger

European Anti-Franco Protests Rise; French Ask Three Power Break

Spain Sealed Off From Europe As Protests Spread   French Guards Cut Off Travel on Hendaye Bridge To Cheers of Exiles   FRANCE WILL TAKE PROBLEM TO UNO   Plans to Act Alone If United States and Britain Refuse to Join

Spain Now Isolated From France   Border is Officially Sealed Against Frence Regime =

Jewel Thief is Arraigned Today   Wac Captain Held On Four Charges

5- Year-Old Boy Hands Right To Santa Claus’ Jaw Because  1945 Promise Waswt Fulfilled

Wrong Sock   Five-Year-Old Poked Santa For Not Bringing Bike Promised Year Ago

Shipping Strike Paralyzes Ports All Over Nation  Maritime Group Asks For Protection OF . Perishable Foodstuff

Sea Strike Paralyzes Lines fo Men Oversea:   Question of Manning Ships With Troops Confronts Truman

Relief Ships Are Stranded By Walkouts   President May Use Armed Forces To Man Vessels Carrying Supplies

Schwellenbach Schedules  Conferences with White ©  House Advisers for Relief Officinle Daccimictic   Officials Pessimistic About Settlement Before Wace Rehearing Tuesday

Shipping Is Halted at All U. S. Ports   Maritime Strike Ties Up Hundreds of Ships on All Coasts Today

No Supplies Go To Units in Europe. Pacific   Relief Shipments Stop; Shipping Paralyzed on 2 Coasts

FATHER BLAMES MONEY TROUBLE, SLAYS FAMILY   SHOOTS WIFE AND THREE CHILDREN, COMMITS SUICIDE

VETS REAGH PEAK UE UNEMPLUY MEN   Applications For Compensation  Drop In Week

VETERANS -ARE— ~~ GETTING JOBS      FIGURES INDICATE THAT PEAK. OF UNEMPLOYMENT AMONG SERVICE MEN HAS PASSED

100-Foot Water Walls Churn From Hawaii To -Alieutian Islands   Rescue Workers Search Through Ruined Cities And Towns As Ocean Turmoil Subsides Slowly After Submarine Earthquake.

IN HAWAII gOD DEAD, MSaING; DAMAGE HEAVY:   New Earth Shocks and Waves Near Dutch Harbor,: Alaska Coast. 7

Tidal Waves Hit Hawaii; Loss Severe  Bee, 29 Pread After   Fear 300 Dead After Stir Up Pacific

HEAVY SWELL’ IN FRISCO ARCA EVERY 9 MINS.  ae 8 Dead or ig After Initial      NEW TREMORS WEAKER   Aleutians Again Jarred by Two-Minute Quake of Low Intensity

1300 Persons Dead Or Missing, With Theussnds Reported Homeless; New Earth Tremors Shake Aleutians   WAVES EXTEND MORE THAN 7,690 MILES

Water Strikes Dutch Harbor Naval Base   Three Hundred Dead Or Missing In Hawaii After Disaster There

New Wave Repor ted  At Alaska   Thousands Homeless, 300 Estimated Dead  he Flas rt Islands

Known Death Toll in Hawail nds at 140   Earth Tremors Shake Aleutians: Dutch Harbor Hit

140 Dead in Hawaii as Ocean Boils   Water Wall Moves Over a 7,000-Mile Are: Eight Quakes

300 DEAD OR MISSING IN PACIFIC AREA   Hawaiians, Alaskan Peninsula, West Coast of U. S. Hit In Oceanic Turmoil.

Hawaiian Island Area Lists Heavy Damage; Danger Is Diminishing   Warnings Continued at Kodiak off Alaska; New Earth Tremors Shake Aleutian Chain; Toll of De struction Mounts into Millions

300 Listed As Dead or Missing —   ~ HAMMER ALASKAN: COAST TODAY; SECOND DAY OF OCEANIC a ae  TURMOIL; HAWIIAN ISLANDS  ARE HARD HIT

SHAKE ALEUTIAN ISLANDS ANEW   Waves Cause Great Damage; 140 Known Dead

California Coast ls Hammered by Series of Blows   300 Persons Dead or Missing; Hawaiian Islands Are Hit Hard

Walls Of Water 100 Feet High Sweeping Area   Report 300 Killed  In Hawaii: Devastation

Huge Waves Hammer at West Coast   Coast of Alaska Hit by Oceanic Turmoil—H:avy  Damage in Hawaii

Gigantic Waves Are Caused By Underwater Earthquakes, Scientists Say

Great Waves Hammer Alas kan Coast In Second : Day Of Turmoil   Earth Tremors  Shake Aleutian   Wall Of Water, Cause By Submarine Quakes, Also Lashes America

ALERT WARNINGS ARE CONTINUED IN HAWAII AND ALASKA   Rescue Workers Toil Through Night Searching Wreckage of Demolished Homes After Great Wall of Water Comes In From Ocean   BULLETIN

Water Strikes At San Francisco Coast This Morning.   EARTHQUAKE HITS ALEUTIAN REGIONS   No Casualties Reported In Section, However, by Authorities.   Tremors Are Weaker

More Waves Today Batter Alaska Coast   Quakes Churn Up Surges That Smash Cross Pacific

Supporters -of Bill Almost Concede that Meat Will Be Free   Five Elk City Residents Identify Man in Joplin

NEW SOVIET BOYCOTT OF U.N. SEEN   second Threat Comes as Russia Declares Its Dispute With Iran Is Settled and Needs No Allied Review,   SAYS ECUADOR ASKS U. S. WITHDRAWAL

#.000 Workers Involved   Tin Cans—Shoes M ark Marriage—  Termination

Chinese Reds Continue Heavy Fighting Despite Truce Due on Monday

Battles Continue Around Nanking   Chiang’s Cease-Fire Order Fails to Stop Chinese Hostilities

Chinese Reds Appear Aloof To Truce Bid   Fight Heavily Despite Monday Cease-fire Order

Reds in China Continue Fight On Many Fronts   Ignore Chiang’s Order to Government Troops to Cease Fire

CHINA FIGHTING CONTINUES HEAVY NEAR DEADLINE   Both Sides Are Struggling for Position Prior to - Cease-Fire Hour   NO SOLUTION IN SIGHT]   Chiang’s Forces Not to Make Attacks After Tomorrow Under His Order

Chinese Reds Keep Fichtino   They Continue Despite A Promise From Chiang To Cease Firing Monday

ORDER PARTLY LIFTED WITHIN SHORT TIME   Troop Maneuvers May Be Reason

Soviets Order Air Blackout Over Balkans   All Planes Barred; Move Seen to Cancel Troop Movements

Mystery Shrouds Ade Ovdaws Tes ace  WY wPO Si; 7 Cope  Reported on Move

Russia in Mysterious Move Seals Off Part of Balkans, Czech Area From Air Travel

iP gears VO  Clamp Down On Flights  Over Balkans  U.S. Army Officials Are Confused; Reaso

Ban Placed On Flights Over Balkan States  Portions Are Later Cleared For Flights

MOVE. ATTRIBUTED TO MANEUVERS IK BALKAN COUNTRIES   Ban Also Applied to Czechoslovakia ‘and Hungary far Shar Time

RUSSIA BANS FLIGHTS OVER BALKANS STATES, CAUSES CONFUSION IN U.S. ARMY CIRCLES

Russians Ban  Balkan Flights   Air Travel Prohibitec  During Soviet : Maneuvers

Ban on Flights Aftects Rumania   Foreign Planes Later Permitted to Resume Trips Over Czechoslovakia and Hungary

Temporary Edict ls Not Explained By U. S. Officials   Czechoslovakia, Then Hungary, Are Freed From Russian Order

Evatt Offers Atomic Plan   Australian Opposes Red Coutrol Pronnast

COL. PHINNEY ELECTED NEW HEAD OF 36TH   Dallas Critic of Rapido Battle Tactics Heads New Slate of Officers

Big 4 Agree On Italian Reparations; Call Peace Conference For July 29th

Farmer Blames U.S. Agent For Death Of Wife   Ohio Dairyman Ask:  B100,000 Danuges; S:  Federal Mans Conduct Caused Heart Atlark     Lys

U. $., Britain Want American Atomic Program Passed   Russia Asks More Time to Study Peacetime Plan

Press for OK on U.S. Atom Plan   Britain Also Wants Immediate Vote--Soviets Seek Time To Study Proposal

Russia Wants Tc ‘Study Propesal:   U. S. sed Ectain Deinend Peat nia   Bernard M. Baruch Calls for a Vote on the Proposition

BARUCH ATOM PLAN DEBATED IN COMMITTEE   U.S. and Britain Formally Call On Commission to Adopt Proposal For  : World Peace

Atom Vote Stalled   Britain and U. S. Ask Immediate U. N. Okay On American Control Plan, But Reds Object

Temperatures   ‘Don’t Rush Along,’ Pleads Russian in  Reply to Proposal

Baruch Calls on UN fo Approve America's Plan   Says Question Has Been Debated Enough

Nimitz Says U. S. Must Work Under Assumption Emergency Is Imminent

IGREEK VILLAGE 1S ATTACKED BY BAND ‘OF LEFTIST REBELS      } a. @ Seventeen Killed in Battle Between Factions in North 1 Part. of Greece

AKRON TIRE WORKERS MAY DEMAND RAISE   Threat Of Rising Prices Basis For Claim

James Roosevelt Asks Defeat of Relative, a Democrat, in New York

Rifle Fire Is Used to Quell Rioting   Blame Monarchists, Fascists for Causing Bloodshed

Police, Troops Battle Enragec Mob In Rome   Scores Of Rioters Break Into Palace; 1 Dead, Several Hurt

TROOPS, POLICE BATTLE CROWD OF 20,000 IN ROME   Rioters Break Into Viminale Palace During Demonstration Against Unemployment.   3 TO 9 REPORTED DEAD, SCORE HURT   Premier Charges P olitica! Forces Are Attempting to Exploit Difficulties Faced  by Regime.

Police Battle Angry Mobs In Roman Streets   Italian Premier Accuses ‘Political Forces’ of New Outbreak

TROOPS BATTLE MOBS IN ROME   Press Blames Followers Of Mussolini For Bloodshed

Rome Rioters  - Crash Palace   Troops, Carabinieri Battle Thousands for Hours

100 Injured As Jobless Raid Palace   At Least One Killed As Crowd Of 30,000 Meets Police Bullets

Unemployed Raid Seat Of Italian  Premier In Rome   30,000 Engaged In Riot At Viminale Palace; One To Nine Killed; Police And Army Use Tanks To Quell Uprising

Troops !o lake Uver It Strikers Do Not Return This Afternoon.   HST Warns Nation Facing Grave Crisis; 10 Make Address To Congress Today; Drastic Action Studied In Capital

Assails Johnston, Whitney In Bitter Talk; Says They  ‘Put Private Interest First

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Leaving Eqypt   Rejected Report   Hiahwav Changes

Progressives Vote to Link With GOP   Sen. La Follette _Recommends .  Move by Party

PROGRESSIVES ARE LED BACK BY LA FOLLETT!   Overwhelming Vote Is for Return to  Republican Fold

Progressive Party Rejoins Republicans   Wisconsin Group in Stormy Session Votes to Remerge With GOP

Progressives Return to GOP After 12 Years  Sen. LaFollette Sparks Move of  ay Lee

VOTE RETURN TO GOP RANKS   Wisconsin Party Sees Best Future With Republicans

Progressive  party rejoins  republicans Stormy session precedes voting

Illinois Among Those Affected By Curtailment In Coal Strike   Store Lighting and Signs Banned by Federal Order   Strike May Darken Half of Yule Trees

Final Practice Drop of Atom Bomb Success   Full Dress Rehearsal Of A-Day Carried Out To Minutest Detail

Atom Bomb Test Rehearsal  Termed Success Final Trial Bomb Dropped

Full Dress A-Bomb Rehearsal, Complete with All but Atoms, Called ‘Swell’ by Commander

Atom Bomb Tes! Rehearsal  Termed Success Final Trial Bomb Dropped  im Rikini Toaannn

Dress Rehearsal” For A-Day Finds ; __ balls Perfect  “For Atomic Drop -~~ July

ACCEPTS VERDICT OF U. S. VOTERS IN PLEDGING AID   URGES PARTIES TO EXERCISE RESTRAINT IN PUBLIC INTEREST

PRESIDENT PLEDGES TO WORK WITH GOP FOR NATIONAL UNITY   ELECTION DEFEAT OF ADMINISTRATION SAID NOT CHANGING POLICY

PARTIES WEIGH U. 5. WELFARE   Pledges Cooperation; Deplores “Tampering with Public Interest.”

New’s Conference Statement Urges Cooperation in Government Operation Under  Divided Control.   BIPARTISAN FOREIGN POLICY MUST BE. KEPT

President in Plea For Party Wisdom   Divided Control of Nation Calls for Stern Analysis”   Demo Defeat Does Not Alter Problems, Truman Declareac

President Calls on Both Parties for Exercise of Wisdor and Restraint in Operation of Government Unde Divided Party Control.    Any Effort for Partisan Gain . . _. Will Bring Frustration. He Savs

Cooperation 'Pledged by  President   Nation Told That Foreign Policy Is Unchanged by G.0.P. Victory, Sees ‘No Cabinet Resignations

IN o Change In Cabinet (Forecast   President Says Dem Defeat Won't Alter Domestic Interesis.

Chief Urges Government Along Lines Of Present   Ending Of Partisan Bickering Is Asked; Policy Is Defended

Wisdom In Acts  Is Urged By Chief   Stern And Critical Analysis Viewed As Solution

OLIVE BRANCH IS EXTENDED BY TRUMAN   Offers to Co-operate With New G.O.P. Congress, and Urges Both Parties to Exercise “Wisdom and Restraint.”

Truman Appeals  Par Ta mirarl  rol 1cailivwuUin   President Urges Repubiicans, Bemacrats To Pull Together for Good of Nation, Asks Full Backing of U.S. Foreign Policy

ASKS GOP AND DEMOCRATS TO PULL TOGETHER   Says Election Defeat Doesn’t Alter Foreign or Domestic Problems

‘President Urges Exercise Of Wisdom and Restraint Under Divided Government Control

Policy Statement Given To Country   “In Foreign Affairs We Have Well Charted Course To Follow,’ Both Parties Reminded

President Urges Both Parties To Use ‘Restraint   Must Not Tamper With Public Interest to Gain Personal Advantages

Calls on Both Parties In Statement   Must Examine Positions With Stern, Critical Analysis

Urges Parties To Use “Wisdom And Restraint”   Chief Executive Says Election Victory Of GOP Does Not Alter Problems

Holds Problems Not Changed By Election   Speaks Out Against Efforts To Gain Partisan Advantage

Place Nation Above Self In Law Making   Domestic or Foreign Problems Not Altered By Recent Election

Warns Against Tampering With Public Interest   Says GOP and Democrats Muat Examine Respee tive Position With Stern Analysis   Defeat Does Not Change Policies   Reminds That In Foreign Affuirs We Have WellChartered Course To Follow

Asks Parties To Exercise “Restraint”   Promises to Meet Good Will on Part  Of GOP Senate and House with Good Will

W ants Cooperation From Both Parties   Stern, Critical Analysis Held Needed in Interests of Public

“Wisdom And Restraint” Must Be Used, President Tells Both Party Members   SAME PROBLEMS   Remain Under Divided Party Control, Chief Executive States; Pledges Cooperation In Every Manner

Appeals Against Tampering With Public Interest   Pledges Himself To “The Best for Welfare Of All Our People’

Use of Wisdom, Restraint Urged By Mr. Truman  Domestic, Foreiqn —

President Accepts Election Verdict In Sporting Spirit  mAAncte VPAeti ang   Suggests Parties Given Own Programs ‘Critical Analysis’

Cooperation of Congress Asked In Troubled Era      Chief Executive Says He Accepts Election Verdict

President Calls on Both Parties To Exercise Wisdom and Restraint’ in Government Operation

Truman Urges-Both Parties fo Place Nation's Welfare Above All Other Interests   Asks for "Wisdom and Restraint” by All and Urges Discharge of Duties With Full Realization of Their Responsibility

= Calls: on Both Parties te Exercise "Wisdora and  Rest raint’”      ! Makes Pledge to Congress + to Meet Good al With Good Will !

Election Didn't Alter Problems, Executive Says   Counsels ‘Wisdom And Restraint’ !n Divided Control

Says Election Fails to Alter US. Problems   Pledges to Work In Harmony With New Conqress

U.S. Problems Are Not Party Affairs   Party Members Told They Should Use Wisdom. Restraint

Truman Calls For Restraint   Both Parties Must Omit Tampering with Public Interest for Partisan Advantage

PRESIDENT TRUMAN WARNS BOTH DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS TO SHOW WISDOM, RESTRAINT   Chief Executive Has No Plans for Cabinet Chances But Urges Armistice Between Labor And Management——Soviet Russia Enters Denial As  To “Veto” Theory—Other Worldwide News of Day

President Says Democrats Defeat Does Not Alter Foreign Interests

COOPERATION PLEDGED BY DR ESIDENT   Wisdom, Restraint Pointed Out as Needs of Naiion

Pleads For Wisdom & Restraint   Election Hasn't Changed Nation's Problems Or Interests

Foreign Affairs Cooperation Seen   President Calls On Republicans And Democrats To Place Welfare Of Nation Ahead Of Partisan Advantages

President Asks Them To Exercise Wisdom And Restraint to Work Out Difficult Problems:

URGES WISDOM, RESTRAINT ON BOTH PARTIES   President Makes First Statement Following Party Reverse

‘Wisdom And Restraint’ Urged On Both Parties   Warns Against Tampering With Public Interest To Achieve Personal Advantage

DIFFICULTY IS SEEN BY CHIEF IN SITUATION   With Republicans In Control On Capital Hill, President Makes Mid-Morning Plea For Teamwork For Common  Good.

Put Country Above Party Lines, Plea   President Calls On GOP, Demos To Use Wisdom, Retraint In New Operations

Asks That Welfare of People be Placed Above Personal or Partisan  Interest; Calls for Progressive Government.

Both Groups Told of Duties   Personal Gain Acts Subject of Warning

President Says Loss In Election Not To Alter Foreign Policy   Chief Executive Reports No Member: of Present Cabinet Planning ‘lo Resign

iowa, on 1UUth Birthday, races Second Century With Confidence   By ORA WILLIAMS

Iowa Achievements of First Century Will Be Carried to  Full Fruition in Its Second   Ry ORA WILLIAMS

Charter for Tribunal Is Approved   Civilian Lawyer to Represent the United States

28 Cardinals Get Red Hats At Consistory   Pompous Ceremony Viewed hy 20,000; Four Princes Tl

28 CARDINALS RECEIVE THEIR RED HATS TODAY   Week-Long Series of Colortul  Ceremonies Nearing lis Close

GERALD NYE THIRD IN SENATE RAGE   YOUNG TAKES LEAD IN EARLY RETURNS—-LANGER AHEAD IN £ND CONTEST.

BANDIT ADMITS GUILT AT 0. €.   Loy T. Shields, Accused o Bank Robbery, To Be Sentenced Later

Rigid Control Set for Coal   Government Orders Embargo as Strike Nears; Mine Seizure Proposed

GIRL CONFESSES DROWNING CHILD   Pushed Boy in River After He Threw Stone on Wash

Girl Says She Drowned Boy ‘Who Threw Stone in Laundry  Police Drag River at Kansas City For Body ef 8-Year Old Lame Victim

OPA WILL ANNOUNCE MEAT CEILINGS TODAY   Anticipate Big Boost All Along The Line

OPA TO REVEAL ~ PRICE CEILINGS   Retail Tops Due in Week To Reflect Increases Over June 30

Report Fifteen Persons Killed In Plane Crash   New York To Boston Plane Bursts Into Flames And Crashes   ACCIDENT NEAR CHESHIRE, CONN

Hiatt Is Ousted From Union Post   Removed From FWA Office At District Board Meeting Yesterday

HOLICONG ARTIST'S  PICTURE JUDGED BEST   ‘Annual Fall Art Exhibition  Closes at New Hope After Being Open A Month  WYCOMRE’ 9D CHOICE

United Nations Plans Control of Atom Bomb   PEACEFUL DEVELOPMENT IDEA TO GET APPROVAL

INJURED IN FALL FROM FIRE TRUCK   P. Leroy Harner, Littlestown, Suffers Fractured Skull In Unusual Accident—Now In Hospital Here

Testimony Is Opened In Thomas. Trial   State Attempting To Prove Suspect Capable Of Being At Slaying Scene .

U.N. Studies Spain Situation  Australia Proposes 5-Man Investiaation

COUNCIL WILL CONSIDER CASE (F IRAN FIRST   Australian Proposal Puts Franco's Fate  In Hands of Group

COMPROMISE IS TALKED ON SPAIN   Australia Proposes Commit: tee Study Question

New Proposal By Australia  Wins Support Of Delegates —   Spanish Compromise Would Provide Body To Conduct Inquiry

Aussie Plan For Spain Gets Favor   Compromise Proposal Calls for Study - OF Franco Situation

PLAN T0 PROBE SPANISH ISSUE GAINS SUPPORT   Australian Compromise Bid Calls For 5-Man Group To Report May 17

Urges Probe  Spanish Issue   Compromise Proposal By Australia Gains Support  Of Deleeates.

Compromise on Tran Gains   Sub-Committee Probe Would Have Five Mar Spanish Situation

U.N. May Reacl Compromise on Spanish Issue   Council Expected to  Keep Iranian Case on Agenda Until May 6 Despite Protests

SPANISH ISSUE STILL PENDING   UN Delegates To Consider Action on Resumption of Sessions Tuesdoy

May Postpone Spanish Worry   U. N. Council May Adopt Compromise Suggestion For Investigation

Expect Australia Proposal to Solve Spanish Question   Hodgson Suggests 5-Man Group To Go Over The Situation

COMPROMISE ON SPAIN SEEN   Australia Proposes Ta Turn Matter Over To 5-Man Committee   SPLIT ON IRAN CASE

SOLUTION TO CONTROVERSY ANTICIPATED   Plan Calls for Appointment Of Five-Man Sub-Committee to Investigate Situation

Plan Proposed By Australia — Gains Support   Calls For Appointment Of Five-Man Group ‘To Investigate Spanish Situation ‘

Proposal Gained Support. Today   Delegates of United Nations Security’ Council Pleased With Compromise.

Hodgson - Plan = Call: for Five-Man Group; Committee Splits Over Iran

Australia’s Compromise Proposal for Spanish Question Gains Support

COMPROMISE IN FRANCO ISSUE WINS UN FAVOR   ‘Australia Proposes Inquiry anc  Report Later On; tran Still Boils.

Inquiry on Spain Supported   Australian Suggests Compromise; Council Recesses for Easter

Compromise on Spanish Issue  Gains Support   Australia Proposes Probe By 5-Man U. N. SubCommittee

Will Tackle franian Case Again Before Resuming Discussions Of Poland's Indicfment Accinst Franco

MOVE GAINING SUPPORTERS IN U.N.   Security Council Adjourns Until Tuesday   Given Priority On Agendas Only Four Are Lined Up Behind Poland

New Plan on Spanish Row Wins Favor   Australia Proposes Investigation by a 5-Man Committee

Security Council May Follow Suggestion of Naming Committee To Report May 17 on Spain.   EASTER RECESS IS TAKEN BY DELEGATES

Sub-Committee Would Survey Controversy   Australian Plan Has Support In The Security Council

A NEW APPROACH TO U.N. PROBLEM   Australia Suggests Committee Investigate Spanish Situation

PLAN PROPOSED BY AUSTRALIANS MAY BE OKAYED   Suggested That Committee Weigh Polish Case Against Franco And Report Back To Council; Iranian Case Comes First.

See Possible Solution To Spanish Issue   Australia’s Proposal Te Name Committee to Investigate Situation Gaius Support

May Hedge On Franco   U.N. Council May Com. promise By Appointing Committee to Investigate and Make Report

Compromise On Spanish Issue Gains Support   Australia Proposes <A Way Out For United  Natiane Cannel

Compromise Is Offered Through Australia On Franco Question; Debate on Iran To Be Continued On Next Tuesday

&é promise On Spanish Is..1e Proposed By Australia Pleases U. N.

Compromise Held Likely or Spanish Issue   Australian Pian Gains Support Of UN Delegates

Compromise by Australia Gets Council Backing   Will Take Action on Poland's Charges After Deciding Iran Action

Australia Suggests Committee Studies Spain Controversy,   Security Council Adjourns For Easter Holiday Until Tuesday Afternoon; Expect New Iran Debate

PROPOSE PROBE INTO SPAIN BY SPECIAL GROUP   Australian Delegate Asks for Report to Council by May 17

1,900 GERMAN  ,         Compromise Suqgestion On Spain Gains Support

Aussie Suggests Subcommittee o UNO Investicate   Council To Consider Iranian Case When Conference Resumes

Delegates Back Australian Plan   Would Name Five Man Committee To Investigate Spanish Problem

Australia Suggests Committee Probe of Spanish Situation   Proposals May Show Way Outof Difficulty for UN Council

Compromise Proposal Gains U.N. Support   Australian Delegate Suggests Appointment Of Committee to Probe

U-N Will Probe Spain; 5-Man Group Appointec   Investigation Of Conditions Under France _,Will Be Conducted My Council Committee

[Delegates See ‘Good Chance’ For Approval   Proposed By Australia as Solution to Controversy In U. N. Council

Compromise On Spanish Issue Wins Support   Australia Makes Proposal Just Before ‘Adiournment

sherman ‘Identifies Handkerchief   Says Degnan Clue Belonged to Him

KERCHIEF IN DEGNAN CASE 18 IDENTIFIED   Soldier Owner on Transport At Time of Murder

Heat Cuts Corn Yield   Drouth Slashes 25 Million Bushels Off Kansas Crop

Byrnes Report Of Paris Meet On Radio At 9   Secretary, Two Aides Back To Prepare U.S. Role in Peace Parley

NATION WILL. HEAR REPORT ON BIG FOUR   BYRNES TO GO ON AIR TONIGHT TO TELL OF HAPPENINGS AT PARIS CONFERENCE

Byrnes Returns: Will Report On Big Four Parley   Believe Passage Of British Loan Will Help International Relations   LOAN TO FRANCE ALSO APPROVED

Byrnes to Give Radio Report Of World Pacts   British Loan to Strengthen U. S. Peace Policies

Radio Report On Paris Talk Set Tonight   Byrnes Witnesses Signature by Truman of British Loan

BYRNES TG REPORT ON ‘BIG FOUR’ TONIGHT   Russia And France Now Seeking Big Loans

Dickey To Quit Yanks   Malad Artinn Ahnnt   Takes Action About THme Harris Arrives

Chinese Reds. Nationalists Nearing Truce   Gen. Marshall Earlier Stated Communists Delay Demands

AT FARM MEETING   Livingston Countains Visit Projects Near St. Jeseph.

Vi PARM MEETING   Livingeten Countaings Visit Projects Near Bt Joseph.

BOARD STUDIES DAIRY PRODUCTS   Pros And Cons Of Controls On Meats Aired; Cotton Ceilings Opposed

OPA Gives Attention to Dairy Group   peCoNPROL BOARD MEETS IN 174 3D SESSION ON WED. VESDAA.

U. S. Firm on Reparations   _Court of Justice May : See Case if Tito Still Denies Responsibility

United States To Press Demands On Yugoslaviz   Reparations Are Demanded For Loss Of Five Ameri- _ can Airmen’s Lives    DEMANDS ARE SENT TO MARSHAL TITO

OFFICIALS CRUSH, ESPIONAGE SETUP_IN NATION  si Fins Ae Stocks Of noes Explosives

Smashing of fitth column is revealed  Uncovered huge stock of arms

FB. . Reveals How It Smashed Fifth Column   Found Huge Stocks Of Radios, Weapons, Defense Photographs

FBI Reveals Big Stock Of Weapons Seized in Smashing Fifth Column

OFFICIALS CRUSH. ESPIONAGE SETUP IN NATION FBI Finds Huge Stocks Of Weapons, Explosives ~ As U.S. Wartime ‘Fifth Column’ Is Wiped Out

I'BI Tells Of Smashing Of _ “Fifth Column” During War   Huge Stocks of Weapons and Many Radios and Photographs Seized—Drive Launched on Pearl Harkor Dav

FBI SMASHED FIFTH COLUMN SOON AFTER START OF WAR   Big Stecks Of Weapons And Spy Material Seized; Agents Swung Inte Action Within Minutes After Attack On Pearl Harbor Was Announced

WARTIME FIFTH COLUMN SMASHED   FBI DISCLOSES SEIZURE OF BIG STOCKS OF WEAPONS AND SPY MATERIAL.

: Methods of Destroying ‘Fifth Column’ When War Started - Revealed by FBI: Huge Stocks of Weapons Were Seized

 Discloses  i It Smashec  ‘ifth Column   Big Stocks of Guns And Spy Material Seized in Addition T. Shortwave Radios

ritish Loan  n Tough Row   sociated Press Poll Show: 30 Senators For; 28 Against Measure.

BIG THREE ClO UNIONS BEGIN STRATEGY TALKS   Higher Wa &e 5 ‘to Be Asked in Key Industries

Parley Opens On Wage Wats   Murray, Reuther and Fiveerald Confer

ea a Le  ClO. WAGE DRIVE 7 TALKS TO BEGIN      Big Three Meets To Mar Strategy For Campaign

(10 Leaders Map Plans to Conduct 1947 Wage Fight   Union Demands Big Jump In Pay Without Corresponding Rise in Prices

Heads Of Big Unions Holding Strategy Talks   New Demands May Reach High Figure

Big Three’ of CIO  Confer on Demands   Murray, Reuther and Fitzgerald To Confer Today To Outline Plans for 1947 ‘Wage War’

CIOS BIG THREE PLAN A ‘WAGE WAR’   Conferences Start Today At Pittsburgh

Plans (947 “Wage War’ Aguinst Industry in: Fight Against High Cost of Living — Consider Drive for Moro Buying Power,

Big Three Of CIO Map Wage War   Leaders Outline Plans For Demands To Be Made In New Year

NO PICKUP   Girl Seeuts Need New Depot; Ne Collection This Saturday.

NO PICKUP   (iict Heoutls Need New Depot; Collection This Katurday.

CHRYSLER 60. EXPECTS MORE TO BE LAID OFF   45.000 Workers Now Idle with Further Shutdowns Seen By Officials

Byrnes Believes World Assured Of Stability in Foreign Policy to Be Followed by United States   Secretary of State Also Indicates That Dangerous Corner Has Been Turned in International Affairs

WORLD FEARS EASED BY US, BYRNES AVERS   WALLACE’S OUSTER CLEARS FOREIGN POLICIES

POLICY STAND IS ASSURING   Stability Seen Asse’ In Diplomatic World

Truman's Foreign Policy Statement Praised By Byrne:   Stability Is “Assured  The World’’ Secretary Declares

Secretary Byrnes De _clares the Warld..Now Knows Where the United States Stands. Makes First Statemet

Secretary Optimistic At Paris Meeting _HST's Policy Stand Praised By Byrnes

Stable Policy  Cheers Byrne:   State Secretary Says U. 5. ZY ade Naw Anchored

Byrnes: Truman’s Policy Statement Assures Stability   Optimistic Secretary Indicates International Danver Point Passec

Two Towns Taken By lranian Rebels   Presence of British Blamed For Uprising

Stewart Named University Head   Executive of Atomic Research Named President of West Va. University

No Boost in Rent, Says Mr. Porter   Increases Not in ProspectSays Landlords Are Making More Money

Anderson to Issue Food Control List   Porter Says Landlords Making Money; Retail Prices Lifted on Meat Cuts

PROMISE NO RENT BOOSTS IN PROSPECT   Porter to List Controlled Foods Later Today

No Increase In Prospect, Says Porter   Anderson To Reveal Scarcity List For Decontrol Board

GENERAL HIKE IN RENTS IS NOT PROBABLE   Porter Says Landlords Make More Money

Porter Says Landlords’ Profit High   Housewives to Learn Foods to Remain Under Price Control

OPA Chief  Promises No Rise in Rents   Housewives to Hear Foods Decision Sometime Today

U.S. 10 HOLD RENTS DOWN, PORTER SAYS   Control List of Foods to Be Given This Afternoon

Rent to Be Heid At Present Levels   Price Administrator Warns Landlords No Increases Anticipated.

NO INCREASES IN RENTS NOW IN PROSPECT   Decision To Hold Rents At Presertt Levels Is Revealed

Rent Increases Will Not be Granted by OPA   Landlords Making More Money Than Pre-War, Porter Says

r XAS PILOT WON. $18,000 FEATURE EVENT OF Lae L SoA OF AERIAL EVEN

Owners Quit Coal Parley   Fears Coal Shutdown May Continue On Into Next Month Expressed

Operators May Stay Away From Strike Parley   Coal Strike Threatens JT o  Last Longer

py , Texas Cattle Rikers: Can Expect No Aid Feed Shortaeg Will Bring Cut In Supply

German Scientists Assist Allies by Publishing Valuable Treatises

The Peculiar German Mind... .  Nazi Scientists Helped Allies Win The War By Hints On Atomic Bomb

Aberdeen -Angus Group Will Onen Show Today  Buyers From Many  Sections of Tt @ Besten Wace

Aberdeen -Angus Group Will Open Show Today  Buyers From Many Sections of 729 BAyive Hera

—STATE PROBE— Education  Bureau Under Fire  OE is oe IE 8.   Commission Head Says ‘High Time’ For Inquiry

Group Bolts from Original Purpose for Sweeping Inquiry Soon   GROUP HAS $50,000 BUDGET AND STAFF   Was Organized to Study the - Coordination of State Activities

STATE’S APRIL DRAFT QUOTA WILL BE 9,300   Next Month’s Selective Service Cal Shows Sharp Rise From Recent 3,500 Average

NEGRO ACCUSED OF SLAYING GIR!   BLACK SAID TO HAVE CON.  FESSED KILLING STEPHENS COLLEGE GRADUATE.

DAIRY PRODUCTS T0 G0 UP SOON   Decline Of Output Due To Inereased Costs Of Labor And Feed

Cardinal Glennon Taken By Death In Dublin Today   Aged Prelate, For Years Archbishop Of St. Louis, Succumbs To Illness   WAS ENROUTE HOME FROM CONSISTORY

GLENNON DIES: CARDINAL FOR ONLY 70 DAYS   Prelate, 83, Succumbs to Bronchitis and Complications

ON ANTISTRIKE LEGISLATION   Smith-Arends Bill. May Be Called Up for Second House Vote’

TO SPEED WORK ON ANTI-STRIKE LEGISLATION   Smith-Arends Bill May Be Called Up for Second House Vote

Swit Action On Anti-Strike  Laws Possible   House Committee Of Congress Meets To Discuss Anti-Strike Legis latian

rine Reds aid Station ita   Cutholic-Press Repon Attack on Rail Point Whiere U.S. Marines Are. cused

CHINESE REDS RAID PEHTAIHO RAIL STATION   U. S. Marines Are Based At Depot; Government  Troops Disarmed

Railway Station, Base Of Marines, Attacked By Reds   10,000 Communists Disarm Chinese Government Troops — No Indication U. S. Troops  Were Involved in Fighting   Firemen Help Family Get Into Apartment

REDS ATTACK MARINE BASE   Reports Indicate, However U. S. Force Not Involved  In China Fighting

Railway Station, Base Of Marines, Attacked By Reds   10,000 Communists Disarm Chinese Government Troops — No Indication U. S. Troops Were Involved in Fighting

U.S. Marine Base Attacked At Peiping   Chinese Communists Disarm Government Troops, Says Report

NOTHING DONE IN FIRST WEEK   BIG FOUR HAS FAILED TO REACH ANY DECISION

OPEN TALKS ON UNION OF U. S.,. BRITISH ZONES   Treaty Next On Big 4 Agenda

BYRNES TURNS TO PROBLEM OF GERMANY   Still Far from Solution Regarding Her Satellites

Byrnes Considers German Problem After a Week of Total Failure in Council

BYRNES TAKES UP PROBLEM OF GERMANY   Foreign Ministers Fail to Agree on Peace Treaties

Big Four Shows Little Progress In Treaty Talks   Byrnes Gives Attention To German Problem And to Satellites

UR MAKE LITTLE PROGRESS   Agreement on Five Peace Treaties Appears to Be Far Distant

BYRNES REVIEWS GERMAN CASE AS COUNCIL STALLS   Ministers Jind Another Week  In Sinbamate

Dewey Faction Scores in  N. Y. Polls Test   Governor’s Choices Win Vital Races Marcantonio Beaten

PRESIDENT SAYS HE IS HOPE. FUL OF SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTE—WHITNEY IS FI

Dairy Products May Be Recontrolled   Price Board Decision On Prices Expected Today

Soviet Ukraine Charges Greeks Are Preparing Serious Threat To Peace

BALKAN PEACE THREAT ISSUE IS BEFORE Ut      Ukraine's Charges Or Greece Heard Bw Council

Red Ukraine Hits Greek ‘War Threat’   Minister Tells UN Of ‘Sinister’ Border Incidents In Balkans

SECURITY COUNCIL SPEEDS WORK Ukraine Charges Greece With Threatening Balkan Peace

Security Council Adjourns As Greek Ainbassador Prepares te Ans. wer, Long and Bitter ‘Fight Is Expected

Formal Charge [Filed Against Greece in iBlistering Statement   Minister Cites ‘Sinister’ Border Evenis .Provoked by Government, Backed by Great Britain, as His Proof

Ukraine Charges Greeks: And England Preparing Threat To Balkan Peace   Secretary-General Of United Nations Sets September 23 For Opening Of General Assembly In Flushing, New York

Soviet Ukraine Scores Greece  Presents Charges To — Seeurity Council

4-H Club Award Winner Offers Bit of Advice For Boys in the Cities

Gen. Morgan Will Keep UNRRA Post   Lehman.Clears Briton of Anti-Semitism Charges

LEHMAN CLEARS UNRRA OFFICIAL   MORGAN JEW REMARKS PROMPTED HEARINGS

States To Use Lunch Program   Agriculture Department Reports 26 States and Hawaii Have Signed

Oo WwWVYTIN MEMVAT LAS  Retired Lawyer and Barber Marks 94th Birthday Anniversary

@ DOWN MEMORY LANE   Retired Lawyer and Barber Marks OAth Rirthday Anniversary

HAUL REACHES $500,000 IN THEFT SERIES   Envoy Kennedy’s Daughter Victim

Members of King’s House hold, U.S. Ambassador’s Daughter Victims...

British Jewel Theives Reach Half Million Dollar Total With New Robberies   Nobilityand Show Magnate Among Victims Reported  To Baffled London Police <

Jewelry Stolen From Britain's  Royal Residenc   Daughter of J. P. Kennedy, Former U. S. Ambassador, Also Victim

JEWEL THIEVES STILL ACTIVE   Daughter Of Former U. $ Ambassador Latest Victim In London Series

Jewel Thieves Make New Hauls   St. James Palace Looted and Royal Gems Are Missing

Jewel Thieves Enter Palace   Series of Gem Thefts Sweep England; Scotland Yard Presses Inquiry

Gem Thieves Invade St. James’ Palace   Master of King’s Household, Marchioness, Others Robbed

Daughter of Joseph Kennedy Loses $40,000   Series Began with Theft of Gems from Duchess of Windsor

MASTER OF KING'S HOUSEHOLD LOSES VALUABLE GEMS   American-Born Marchioness hoses $40,000 Jewels  ee

JEWEL THIEVES NLONDON MAKE FURTHER HAUL  Daughter of Ex-Ambassado Jos. B. Keni ey a ~ $40,000 Loss        OTHER MANSIONS LOOTED Twa Moar stad afte eee, creO HINT   Two More Thefts of $48,000 and $20,000 in Valuables; Another Put at $3200

British Gem Thieves Make More Hauls   Loot Taken In Additional Robbenes Increases lotal Value To  More Than $500,000,

Creston Man Shof, Killed By Brother After Argument   John T. Smart is Fatally Wounded by Pistol Shot

UGOSLAVIA OICES PLEA OR TRIESTE   India Delegate Demand Adoption Big Four Plan

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Vugoslavia Pleads for Acanisition of Trieste

UN WILL HEAR U.S. POLICY DECLARATION   Sen. Austin’s Speech Not Expected to Be Direct Answer to Molotov.

ADDRESS TO UN ASSEMB WILL BE PARTLY IN ANSWER. TO MOLOTOV’S. STATEMENTS 

Statement Will Not Be Direct Reply to Russia   But Will Cover Questions  Raised By Molotov in Address to UN

Molotov Asks Cut in Armament, Ban on Atomic Bomb   UN Waits Policy Talk by Austin After Russ Attack on U.S. Aims

Effort To Take Ball Away From Molotov Hinted   Austin’s Speech at UN Session Will Not Be ‘Answer’ to Russia

Austin Speech May ‘Take Ball From Molotov  British Bitter Over Russian Minister's Talk Ta Aecambly

Austin to State U.S. Policy to UN   Important Declaration Carefully Prepared For Release Today

AUSTIN TO STATE AMERICAN POLICY THIS AFTERNOON   Address to UN Will Cover Indirectly the Questions Raised by Molotov   DISARMAMENT IS ONE   Proposals of Soviet Delegate Shake Several Nations at Assembly Meeting _

Will Not be Answer fo Molotov Talk   Russian Urges Worldwide Scrapping of Arms

Plan Is to Take Ball From Molotov Instead of Reply   America Interests in Surprise Disarming Plan of Russia

IS CONSIDERED VERY NISTHPRING   U.S Will Try to “Take Ball Away” From Molotov

U.S. Delegate United Nations To Sneak Today   “Important Declaration Of American Policy”

Disarmament Plea Angers The British   Charge Russian Perils Harmony Amone The Allies

UN to Hear Vital U. S. Statement Austin Expected  To Make Reply To Molotov’s

Big Four Parley Proves Failure and Is Rapidly Being Wound up, Belief

RED POLICIES “BLOCK ACTION: — BY ‘BIG FOUR’   FOREIGN MINISTERS CONFER_ ENCE ENDING IN FAILURE AND WILL SOON BE  ENDED «

Big Four Parley About to End in Complete Failure   Russian Attitude’ Causes U.S. To Abandon Hope for Peace

SOVIET STAND SEEN WRECKING PEACE PARLEY   American Officials Say Europe Still Wants To Play Power Politics

— BREAKING UPAmericans  Put Blame On Russia  Delegation Sees   Delegation Sees Two Worlds, One Ruled by Moscow

BIG FOUR MEET DRAWS TO CLOSE SEEN FAILURE   Reds Wanted Freedom of Action In European Affairs

SOVIET ATTITUDE SEEN REASON FOR DISMAL OUTLOOK   American Sources Say Meet ing Being Wound Up as Quickly ag Possible

Big Four Parley Windup Is Near lt Is Predicted   Some American Delegation Sources Consider Conference As Failure   SOVIET ATTITUDE IS BEING BLAMED

NE Vv N K ne Ne   (Conference to be Wound Up Quickly ac Possible

SURGEON AMPUTATES MAN'S LEG WITH SMALL KNIFE IN WOODS      EFFORTS TO FREE LEG FROM FALLEN TREE PROVED FUTILE BEFORE OPERATION ______ PERFORMED

Tension Mounts As Security Council Faces Another Showdown With Russia

School of Mines Activities  Being Planned Student Governing  Body, Societies  T77T-e1i Tf. eee

School of Mines Activities Being Planned   Student Governing Body, Societies Will Be Organized

HIROHITO MAY LEAVE THRONE   Reports Say He Will Do So If Called As Criminal Witness.

Swimmers Qualify. For Various Red  Cross Awards‘ Here   Nine Receive Pins: In Recognition Of. ~ Aquatic Abilities

Swimmers Quality For Various Red Cross Awards Here  Nine Receive Pins In Recognition Of  A ew a? ALP?

Saturday Vote Likely To Top Million Mark  er Conceded 4 Six eable ‘Fdes

Saturday Vole Likely To Top Million Mark   Jester Conceded A Sizeable Edge Over Oopvponent

Chetnik Files Innocent Plea   Mihailovic Denies Supporting Nazis

MIKHAILOVITCH DENIES GUILT:   PLEADS INNOCENT TO COLLABORATION CHARGE

Auto Workers Demand OPA Be Restored   New Wage Demands Will Be Made  Otherwise, Ie Threat

PRESIDENT SIGNS FULL WORK BILL.   Compromise _' Measure Passed. By Congress — Becomes Law

Biggest Shipping Strike in History Descends on U.S,   Relief Foodstuff Shipments Are Endangered by Tie-Up

Nationwide Strike Hits Every Port; Foodstuff Spoiling   “10 National Maritime Union Joins AFL In Protest Against Wage Stabilization Board Order Denying Fu!l Wage Increases

Pheasant Hunters Jailed at Nevade  Hitch Hiker Raped; Farmyard Shot Up

MAY BOOST RETAIL COST   Action Will Mean ~ More Shirts, Shorts And Dresses

Seek to Raise Clothing Output   Higher Prices Are Authorized for Cotton Textiles

Government Acts To Spur /ProductionOf Much Needed ‘Men’sAnd Women ’sApparel

OPA Moves To Spur Output Of Scarce Clothing   Substantial Boosts In Prices For Cotton Textilee Autharized.

Up Prices To Spun Output Of Scarce Cotton Clothing      These Increases Will Be Reflected In Higher Retail Prices

Government OK'S Higher Prices For Cotton Goods   ' Move. Made to Spur Output of Shirts, Shorts and Dresses

RAISE PRICES TO SPUR OUTPUT OF CLOTHING   OPA Will Set New Ceilings . in Near Future on Cotton Textiles

ACTION TAKEN TO SPUR CLOTHING PRODUCTION RESULTS IN HIGHER RETAIL PRICES FOR COTTON GOODS

Spur Output Of Clothing   OPA Grants ‘Higher Price Ceilings On Textiles and Also _On Finished Garment:

U. S. Acts To Spur Output of Cotton Clothes   Higher Prices for Textiles Expected to Boost Shirts, Dresses

Price Boost Announced Or Cotton Goods  Spur to Making Of More Comon

Lift Prices For Cotton Clothing   Government Acts to Spur Production Of Scarce Items

Hike Prices for Cotton Industry  Affects Shirts, Shorts, Dresses

COTTON GOODS PRICES LIFTED IN OPA RULING   Government Seeks To Spur Productiun Of Scarce Clothing items

Higher Prices to Spur Output of Cotton Clothing   OPA Authorizatior For Price Increase Is Expected to  Boost Retail Cost.

Price Boos! Granted for Cotton Wea   OPA Acts to Spur Output of Shirts, Shorts and Dresses

PRICE INCREASE 0. KD TO HELF SPUR CLOTHING   Move Should Speed Output Of Shirts, Dresses And Other Scarce Items

Higher Prices tor Cotton Clothes May  Increase Supplies   Boosts Likely to Hike Retail Costs to Ultimate Purchasers

Steps Taken To Increase Cotton Clothing Output   Higher Prices For Textiles Authorized By OPA, Will Be Reflected In Better  Supply Of Shirts, Shorts, Dresses

‘Increases Allowed To Spur Production . . .   Clothing Prices Are Expected  To Soar Higher In The Future

Government Acts To Spur —  Cotton Clothing Output   Boost in Textile Prices To Hike Retail Cost of Shuts, Shorts and Dresses

Price Increases Authorized for Cotton Textiles   Retail Costs For Garments To Be Higher

Prices Hiked for Cotton Textiles  ” Government Acts to Spur Production

PRICE BOOST TO SPUR PRODUCTION, COTTON CLOTHING   Price Hike Okehed in Attempt to Get Out More Shirts, Shorts, Dresses~Retail Costs Due to Increase as Result

RETAIL CEILINGS NOT MADE YET IN OPA CHANGE   Expect Shirts and House Dresses to  Rise 10-15 Cents

TEXTILE PRICES UPPED   Hike Authorized To Spur Output Of Shirts, Etc.

Higher Prices Are Authorized for  Cotton Textiles  Move Is Expected To Increase Consumer Goods

Higher Prices To Spur Output Cotton Clothes   Increase to Manufacturer: Expected.io Boost Reiail Costs Five To   . Ten Persent

APPROVE BOOST IN PRICES FOR COTTON GOODS   Increase Will Likely Up Cost of Retail Products

Beer Election Is Se Oct. 5 In Lubbock.   Vote On Loca! Option Is Ordered Or Petition Of 1,160 Local Signatories

Parental Training   Beer Flection Is Se Oct. 5 In Lubbock   Vote On Local Option Is Ordered On Petition Of 1.160 Local Sianatories

INDIAN GIRL   DUE TO SEMINOLE TRIBAL CUSTOM FATE OF GIRL _____WILL NEVER BE A : NOUNCED

Nation’s Food Suffers New Blow; Stockvard Activity at Record Low

Big Stockyards Completely Bare of t Any Cattle   Many Plants Are Closing Until July

Beef Cattle Stock Dro ps To Low Mark   Nation Faces Meatless Meals At Least Until After July 1

NATION'S MEAT SUPPLIES AT LOWEST LEVEL   Packers Claim That There Is No Relief In Sight Until July 1.

No Relief In Sight Until Next Month   Livestock Shipments At Major Yards Least On Government Records

Food Supply Hit Another Severe Blow   Packers Say No Relief in Sight on Meat Before First of J uly

SHIPMENT OF LIVESTOCK AT GELLAR LEVEL   No Relief in Sight for Meat Eaters Until July 1, Packers Say.

Molotov Deplores East-West Split   Promises Cooperation But Stands Firm On Trieste.

Says Allies Ask Control Ot Trieste   East-West Split Of Nations Is Called Absurd

LEWIS: SAYS RIVAL UNIONS ARE FAR FROM AGREEMENT   UMW LEADER SEES LITTLE  PROSPECT OF AFL AND CIO SOON JOINING FORCES

JOHN 1. LEWD QEEo LITTLE IMMEDIATE PROSPECT FOR UNITY Pa CES-ATL AMALGAMATION

COMMUNIST BANDS KILL 20 IN GREECE   VIOLENCE FLARES ON EVE OF PLEBISCITE — POLITICAL MEETINGS BANNED.

Greece Charges  21 Persons Are Slain in New Attacks by Communist Groups

U. S., Britain Accused of ‘Interference  Molotov Voices Charges at Peace Conclave

CommunistBands Blamed In Deaths  Greek Government Bans Political Meets

REPORT INCREASE IN GREEK VIOLENCE   Twenty-one Persons Slain by Cammunied fande

.9., Britain Accused of ‘Interference’  Molotov Voices Charges at  Tie eee oe PS ee Ne

ALL POLITICAL MEETS BANNED FOR GRECIANS   Government Charges 21 Killed In Communist Rightist Clashes

Greek Government Accuses Communists Of 21 Deaths   All Political Meetings Banned Until Sunday's Plebi. scite on Return of Monarchy—-UNRRA Trucks Used by Royalists

Greeks Say Raids By Reds Kill 21   ‘Foreign Officers’ Seen In Pre-Election Fracas

GREEK VIOLENCE LEAVES 21 DEAD   Red Bands Seize 32 Others In Pre-Vote Rioting

POLITICAL VIOLENCE IN GREECE      Greeks To Vote Sunday On Fate Of Monarchy

21 Killed In Greece Campaisn   Communisis Blamed For Attacks In Plan To Return Monarch

Slayings Take Place in Macedonia, Thessaly; 32 Reported Seized by Communist Bands

GREEK RAIDERS TAKE 21 LIVES   Communists Are Blamed For Attacks; Political Meetings Banned

21 Greeks Killed In Election Riots   Political Meetings Banned Before Sunday Voting

Political Violence Increases In Greece   Twenty-One Persons Killed and. Thirty-Two Others Seized By Communist Bands As Greeks Prepare To Hold Election Sunday — Russians Flay United States and Creat. Britain For “Interference’’*

Spokesman Says Foreign  Officers Seized   21 Reported Killed, 32 Kidnapped During ‘Guerrilla Civil War’; Plebiscite Is Sunday

Violence Breaks Out In Athens    21 Killed and Others Kidnapped As Greeks Prepare For Vital Balkan Election

Greek Violence Flares Again   Twenty One Killed, 32 Seized By Communist Bands In Past 24 Hours

Populace To Vote Sunday On Monarchy   21 Persons Are Killed by Riots Incident to Election

TEXANS LOSE FIGHT ON GENERAL CLARK   CHARGE OFFICER “WASTED LIVES” IN ITALY FAILS TO . BLOCK PROMOTION.

Clark’s Promotion To Maior General Is Confirmed by Senate   O’Daniel and Connally ot Texas Both Register Opposition to Plan

Confirm Clark Major General Despite Protests   Others Promoted ft Same Rank Are Announced

HENRY WALLACE FAVORS PURGE OF SOME DEMOCRATS   Would Read Out of Party . . Selons Who Oppose  : “Tearssin Ameer

WALLACE URGES CRACKING DOWN   Invites Conservative Wrath By Suggesting Changes To Democrats

Hint of Party Purge Given By Wallace   Secretary of Commerce Suggests Ousting Democrats Who Do Not  Vessesernieed ftanimin Till.

Wallace Calls For Party Dise ‘ipline   Would Turn Out Democrats Who Buck President

Henry A. Wallace Proposes Ouster of Democrats Who Fail to Support Vital Administration Leqislation

Wallace Calls For Purge O! Democrat Party   Secretary Wants All Conservatives  Ousted

Conservatives ao lred As Wallace Seeks P unishment      ~ Suggests Reading Out 2 “of Party: Those Who” Oppose Legislation 

RTT SN! Sort WORN E TTS Se NINN Mn Cnet feae  Waterloo Man Killed in Automobile Accident

Contagion Fear Spurs Hunt For Bodies At Hilo   Wave Disturbances Subside; Possibly. 176 Dead Over Wide Area.

Dig in Debris for Wave Dead   176 Lives : Are Lost over Wide Area

Toll May Reach 176;: Threat Of Contagion — Spurs Disaster Squads

Pestilence Threat Lifted Krom Stricken Hawaiians _ Food Is Flown In to Appease Hunger  Growing Out of Ruins Left by  Pe 3 al UR acces Theat f“letiemand Ah ames 1 iene

HELP AUOHED AREAG HIT BY SEISMIC WAVE   Search Continued for Dead with Toll Estimated at 176 Lives.

TIDAL TOLL © AT 176   Immense Task of Rehabilitating Ravaaed Areas 

Seismic Waves Death Toll Has Reached 176   Weary Volunteers Continue Search For More Bodies

Search br Wave Victims In Costly «‘ebris Speeded By Threats:.¥f Contagion

Food Shortage In Tidal Area  Fear Of Pestilence Also Hits Islands

Planes Carry Food to Hilo   Supply Situation Critical Amone Tide Victims

92 Are Known Dead, 85 Are Missing, In Pacific   Fear From New Violence From Sea Ebbs As Ocean Floor Off Aleutians Settles With Only Occasional After-Shock

Toll of Waves Climbs Highe:   Hawaii Presses Search fo Bodies To: Avert Threat”. of Contagion.”

Tidal Wave Death Toll Now at 176   Search for Bodies Spurred By Threat Of Contagion—Rescues Made By Airplanes

F ear Disease Outbreak In Ravaged Hilo; 176  Bodies Are Recovered   Hawatian Government Rushes Food And Other Supplies; U. S. Pledges Assistance

Tidal Waves Subside; More Bodies Hunted   Speed Search To Avert Contagions 4.000 Hawaiian: Are Homeless.   NAVY LOSES NONE

Pestilence Threat  Lifted From Stricken Hawaiians   Food Is Fiown In to Appease Hunger Growing Out of Ruins Left by Tidal Waves That Claimed Many Lives

SPEED SEARCH FOR BODIES T0 AVERT DISEASE   Fear Loss of 176 Lives as Tidal Waves Sudside in Pacific

Relief Started For Smashed  Hawaiian Area  Seas Subside Following Tidal Wave From Earthquake  FIND 2 MORE BODIES  Damage On Islands To Reach Millions Of Dollars      Seas Subside Following Tidal Wave From Earthquake   FIND 2 MORE BODIES   Damage On Islands To Reach Millions Of Dollars

LIVES LOST T0 PACIFIC WAVES   Toll May Rise to 176—Seven Bodies Recovered at Hilo, Hawaii

Deaths In Hilo Mount   7 More ERedies Found As Hawaii Rounds Up Food Stocks, Diapers

Debris In Hilo Yields Seven More Bodies   Threat Of Contagion Spurs Volunteers; Disturbance Takes Possible 176 Lives

#9 Known Dead, > missing, housards homeiess  .Wave-Ravaged Hilo Digs Out, Counts Sad Toll

LOCATE BODIES OF SEVEN MORE WAVE VICTIMS   Toll of Dead, Missing Hits 176; Rush Relief to Hilo

Wave Toll May Reach 176   An Estimated: 4,000 Hawaiians Are Homeless

Threat of Pestilence Lifts In Wave-Wrecked Hawaii   Task of Rehabilitating More Than 4,000 Families Left Homeless Underway; Known Death Toll on Islands Stands at 79

Weary Volunteers Push Search For Wave Victims As Disease Threat Looms

TIDAL WAVE’S DEATH TOLL RISES 10 176   Contagion Threat Spurs Rescuers On Hawaii Isles

7 More Bodies Found In Tidal! Wave Debris   Weary Volunteers, Spurres By Threat of Contagion,   Continue Unceasing   Search .

Loss of Life Estimated at Possible 176   Stricken Area Faces Vast Rebuilding Task; Hilo Voices Plea for Food, €lothing Supplies

Search Made For Bodies Amid Hilo’s  Wave Areas   Disturbance Ended; Deaths Are Growing

SPEED SEARCH FOR VICTIMS OF TIDAL WAVE   Earthquake -Born Disturbance Costs Possibly 167 Lives In Pounding Shores In the Pacific   4,000 ARE HOMELESS

116 Lives May Have Been Lost In Tidal Wave   Army And Navy Say No Service Men Died In Disaster

Hawaii Spurs Search For Tide Victims To Avert Contagion As Waves Subside

RUSHING AID TO STRICKEN AREAS IN WAKE OF TIDAL WAVE   Earthquakes Have Subsided; Death Toll May Reach Total Of 176

Tidal Wave Deat! Toll Rises; Cleanup Started   Seven More Bodies Are Found Today, Bringing Total to 176; Damage on Hilo Reaches Into Millions of Dollars; Contagion Feared

] More Bodies Found in Debris Of Tidal Waves  Volunteers Continue

Multi-MillionDollar Tidal Wave Debris Yields Bodies As Volunteers Stick To Job

HILO PROPERTY LOSS RUNS INTO MANY MILLIONS   SPEED SEARCH FOR BODIES TO PREVENT CONTAGION THREAT

HILO DEBRIS GIVES UP 7 MORE BODIES   Threat of Contagion Spurs Searchers Following Tidal Wave Tragedy   4,000 ARE HOMELESS

Seek Wave  Victims   Many Rescued Far Out At Sea; More Bodies Found in Hilo Ruins

Contagion Threat Spurs Search for Disaster Victims   Seven More Bodies Found in Debris of Wave-Ravaged Hilo--Disturbance Subsides

Wrecked Hawaii Speeds Search  For Bodies To Avert Contagion   Toll May Reach 176; Red Cross Seeks To Care For Thousands — of Homeless.

Hawaiians Speed Hunt For Bodies Of Tidal Victims   Threats Of  Cotagion Feared; 4,000 Are  Homeless

Food Is Rushed To Areas Swept By Tidal Waves   Pestilence Threat Believed Averted On Island of Hawaii

Spur Search For Bodies in Hawai  as Wave Subside:   Fear Spread of Disease In Sea Ravaged Area   Top Priorities to Aid Re, construction After Des‘} truetion By Waves

Federal Jui ry To Probe Mass  Ly nching Case   Evidence Obtained By FBI Over Four-Month Period Will Be Submitted

Stolen Plane Abandoned In Arkansas  Patrolmen Of Opinion Pilot Is

SHOTGUN BLAST FATAL TO PAIR   Canton, 0., Police Seek Motive For Double Slaying At Home

DOUBLE SLAYING BAFFLES POLICE   Single Blast from Shotgun * Kills Canton Couple

Canton Couple Slain In Ambush   Investigation Reveal: Single Shot Killed Di voreee and Companion

Man Slain In Boston Office   President Of Great Northern Paper Company Shot By Man Who Escapes

ARMY STATE ASKS DRAFT EXTENSION   Eisenhower Is Undecided on Submitting Proposal to Next Congress

Staff Wants Longer Draft   Gen. Eisenhower Not Ready To Present Plea to Congress

Babson Envisions Atom Bomb-proof College at Eureka   Charter Granted for Projected School to "te Saolled “Litanio”’

TUG TOO WEAK TO PULL SHIP   Ranger’s Skipper Tells Why He Ordered Crew to Take Over Damaced Shin.

General Debate On Issue Nears End in Council   Syria and Lebanon Demand Immediate Removal of Troops

BEVIN URGES UNO VOTE CONFIDENCE   In Syria, Lebanon Case; Stettinius Seconds Appeal

BEVIN APPEALS FOR UNO VOTE OF CONFIDENCE   Action Urged in French-Brit ish Dispute With Syria And Lebanon

CHIANG ORDERS MILITARY TRUCE   Gen. Marshall Is Seeking Permanent Peace Among Fighting Chinese

15-DAY TRUCE DECLARED — INCHINA   Chiang to Give -Communists Chance to Keep _Agreements ..

CHINA TRUCE TO BEGIN ON FRIDAY   Gen. Marshcll to Have Bread Powers in Settling Dispute

CHIANG ORDERS TRUCE:FRIDAY   NATIONALISTS 10 SUSPEND MILITARY OPERATIONS

Interesting News, Mostly About Iowa   Travels By Air In Own Plane To Soils Meeting

Definite Labor Legislation To Be Urged   Truman Looks To Court To Settle Fiaht With Lewis

CHIEF TO ASK CONGRESS FOR LAW ON LABOF   Reuther Seeks 23.5 Cent Per Hour UAW Boost

Labor Measures May Be Ordered, Truman Hinting  Definite Stand Is Taken On Proposed New  l agiclation

Truman Definitely To Suggest New Labor Legislation   Looks to Supreme Court To Settle Fight With Lewis ©

Truman Looks To An ‘Uninfluenced’ Court For Outcome Of Lewis Fight

Truman To. Request Nev Labor Laws   President Looks To Supreme Court For Coal Decision

TRUMAN WILL ASK LABOR LEGISLATION   SILENT ON PROPOSALS HE WILL MAKE — COUNSEL WORKING ON BILLS.

New Labor Legislation To Be Sought   President Discloses He Will Offer Ideas When Congress Meets

Truman Will Mak Labor Legislation Recommendations  President, However, Expects Court to Settle Lewis Fight

TRUMAN WILL PROPOSE NEW LABOR LAWS   Discloses Plans Fo: Recommendation To New Congress

WILL RESUME GEN. MOTORS. NEGOTIATING   Talks Will Be Taken Up Again  Today or Tomorrow

General Embargo ‘On Freight Goes ‘In Effect May 10   Lines Burning Coal Must Cut Service By 25 Per Cent

Freight Ban Ordered To Save Coal  Food, Fuel Exempt In Rail Decree;  Paagcanoere Cuk

18-Year-Old Kentucky Boy Gets License to Wed Woman Aged 79   Des Moines Boy Drowns Thursday

Teen-Ager Gets Parents’ OK To Wed 79-Year-Old Granny   Groom’s Age Same as Youngest Grandchild

Walkout May Disrupt U. 5. Reconversion   Strike is Orderly, No Picketing; 20 Furnaces Banked

400,000 Miners Go On Strike   Transportation Walkouts in Detroit and Akron Also Begin

New Disputes Make 777,000: Idle In Nation   400,000 Miners ‘Rest’; - Transport Disrupted in — Detroit, Akron

Detroit’s Transportation System Is Paralyzed By Walkout; Country Has 776,000 Idle

Miners  Are Calm In Strike   Lewis Bans Picketing As Work Stoppage Begins; 400,000 Men Are Involved

U.S. Orders  Reserve For Emergency   Transit Workers Walk Out In Detroit, Akron

400,000 Soft Coal Miners Out On Strike; Steel Production To Drop; Brief Stoppage Seen

400,000 Workers Stay at Home in Newest Walkout   Transportation Facilities Crippled In Detroit and Akron in Other Walkouts

New Labor Trouble Boosts Idle Total   Plan to Resume Negotiations Between Lewis and Operators

TEMPERATURES:   Government Hopeful Of Brief Walkout; Negotiations Fail

No Disorder Reported as the Bituminous Coal Miners Shut Down—No Picketing Ordered.   OTHER DISPUTES ARE REPORTED ELSEWHERE

Soft Coal Work: Stoppage Begins Fo: Many Miners; Report Mit: Areas ‘Calm’

400,000 In Need Of Pact Are Idle   Rationing Of Coal Starts; Pickets Are Not Used

Reconversion Threatened By Work Stoppage   Principal Demand of Miners Is Ten-Cent Royalty on Each Ton Of Coal Produced

2 LARGE CITIES CRIPPLED WITH TRANSIT RIFTS   Nation’s Idle Because of Labor Disputes Skyrocket to 777,000

No Plans To Intervene In  Coal Strike   White House Says Matter Is In Hands Of Labor Secretary;  100 DOA Minare Out

TRUMAN WON'T PUT-HIS HAND IN COAL DUST   President Decides Strike Settlement Is Problem Labor Chie‘ Must Solve

THEREISNO OPE OF EARL ‘AGREEMENT   Soft Coal Miners Walk Out by Order Of John L. Lewis

Mines Silent As 400,000 Stay At Home   Government Starts Rationing of Coal; Mine Strike May Force Shutdown of Steel

Total Of Nation s Idle Skyrockets Un To 777,000   Wage Disputes Cripple Transportation In  Other Areas

Hold Hope For Brief Walkout; 400,000 Home   Health Fund Would Make Lewis Biggest Dictator In Americar History. Owners Say

MINERS STOP WORK THROUGHOUT NATION AS CONTRACT ENDS  ALMOST HALF-MILLION

MINERS STOP WORK THROUGHOUT NATION AS CONTRACT ENDS  ALMOST HALF-MILLION STAY HOME; FEDERAL CONCILIATOR NAMED

Washington, April 1.—(AP)— The White House said today that President  Truman has no plans for intervening in the Lc. fe nel minima etonnace.

NO PICKETING PLANNED, SAYS JOHN L. LEWIS   Calm Settles Over Coal Fields: Rationing Of Coal In Effect; Roundup Of Strike News.

Coal Miners Go On Strike This Morning   Long Work Stoppage Would Seriously Impair Reconversion Program

PICKETING OF MINES RULED OUT BY LEWIS   Government Rations Fuel As Contract With Operators Expires

Truman Has No Plan To Meddle In Coal Tieup   Presidential Secretary Tele Newsmen Matter Is In Hands of Secretary Schwellenbach   U.S. Reconversion. Plans Threatened   Government Unabte To Hatt Strike, Turns Atiention to Trying to Cut It Short As Possible

CONRACT ENDED AT MIDNIGHT; NO PICKETING: LEWIS   GOVERNMENT ORDERS RATIONING OF COAL TO INSURE SUPPLY

Work Stoppage At Mines Begins As.  Contract. Expires        Negotiations... Con! ik Gov't, Names. Ni

New Dispute Boosts Idle To 777,000      Transportation in Akron And Detroit Disrupted By Strikes as National Labor Picture Darkens

Open Coal Strike And Steel Begins Banking Furnaces   Hope Remains That Walkout May Last Only Short Time

Mine Shutdown Menaces Steel, Auto Industries   400,000 Miners Are Out; Transit Strikes At Detroit And Akron.

'No Contracts,  No Work’ Policy Is Backed Up   Lewis Says There Will Be No Picketing; Government Orders Rationing Of Coal

DETROIT, AKRON TRANSIT UNIONS G0 ON STRIKE   UMW Walkout Perils Reconversion in All  Of Nation

400,000 Miners Quit; Rationing Under Way   Carnegie Steel to Bank Furnaces; Walkout Falls on Annual Holiday

400,000 Miners  Off Work   Backing up ‘‘No Contract, No Work” Policy ; ; No Picketing; Coal is Rationed

Miners Stay Home To Rest   Nearly Two Million Workers Stranded Because Of Detroit Dispute.

(Labor Picture Further Darkened By Transit Strikes In Two Cities

Coal Fields Calm; No Picketing   Nation’s Reconversion Is to Feel Stoppage if Walkout Lasts Long Porind   Akron Is Hit   Transportation Tieup a re —_ Slows Thousands in  Ohio

Report No Disorder As Coal Workers Take ’Rest’’ Period   777,000 Strikers Now Darken Labor Picture Across U. S.

No Violence As Soft Coal Miners Quit Jobs; Detroit Transport Workers Strike   Steel Industry Affected.

Coal Holiday Begins; Name Gov t Mediator  Union, Operators Remain In Capital For Neaotiations

Nation’s Soft Coal Miners Loaf Today   peconversion ls ’ Threatened by } Newest Walkout

Work Stoppage for Soft Coal Diggers Starts at Midnight   Steel Industry Already Feels Effect of Miners’ Big Strike

Lewis’ Workers Start ‘Holiday’ And Calm Settles Over All Pits: Steel Indusiry First to Feel Lack of Fuel

CUT IN STEEL PRODUCTION RESULTS   Hope Held Out That Stopnage Will Be Brief   Stay Away From Jobs At Lewis’ Order: Start Rationing Program

RATIONING IS STARTED ON FEDERAL ORDERS TO INSURE SUPPLIES FOR URGENT NEEDS

Calm Settles Over U.S. Coal Fields   Work Stoppage Begins Today; Rationing Started for Nation

Miners Quit; Idle Workers to 770,000   Labor Picture Further Darkened by Transit Strikes in Two Cities

Soft Coal Miners Go On Strike   Work Stoppage for 400,000 Members of UMW Begins Today- Baéianinn Cedavad

Coal Miners Leave Posts; Ohio Cities Hit   Detroit-Akron Transportation Lines Crippled

Coal Miners Go on Strike; No Disorders   U. S. Taking No Action; Transportation Workers In Two Cities Quit

Walkout i in Hands of Labor Head   One Major Steel Firm  To Bank 20  ‘Furnaces,

LONG TIEUP 10 AFFECT OUTPUT OF STEEL, CARS   Present Stockpiles Set At 2 To 8 Weeks; Hope For Short Strike Held

LEWIS TAKES HIS 400,000 MINERS OUT   Street Railway Employees in Two Cities Strike

RATIONING GOES INTO EFFECT AS STRIKE STARTS   Lewis Says There Will Be No Picketing As Union Fights For Demands

Government Starts Rationing Of Coal To Essential Users   Union Leader Wants 10-Cent Royalty on Each Ton To Promote Health, Welfare Program

LEWIS DECLARES THERE WILL BE NO PICKETING   Hope Held Out Work Stoppage Will Be Brief

New Classes to Be Offered Veterans by Kaufman County Vocational Training School

LUTHERAN MISSION SESSIONS PLANNED   Seventh Annual Convention Of West Penn Society Will Be Held At St. Matthew's Oct. 22 And 23

LUTHERAN MISSION WOMEN WILL MEET   West Pennsylvania Conference Societies To Hold Two-Day Convention Here In St. Matthew's Church

NOLAN LEASES BLOCK NORTH OF MATTOON   Mt. Vernon Operator Gathers 1,800 Acres Near Cooks Mills

SPAIN’ RESIGNED TO UN ACTION   Franco Government Taking New Attitude Toward Diplomats Leaving

lranian Issue Third Item on UNO Agenda   Security Council Due To Convene Monday

MONDAY U0 DATE DFFINTE. LIE SYS   Council to Meet as Scheduled, Secretary General inciete

Iranian Issue  Listed Third on  Council Agenda ‘Lie Says Group  To Meet Monday As Scheduled

SRD ITEM ON MEET AGENDA   Lie Declares Meeting Certain To Open Next Monday

[Reds Ask Slash In U.N. Costs   Russian Delegate Assert Budget Is ‘Swollen’

RUSSIA RAPS UN BUDGET OF 24 MILLIONS   Three Countries Unanimously Added to Membership

Gls Out to Upset Politicians in Yell   Mass Meeting Called To Consider Placing Independents on Ballot

D. H. Rettenmaier Dies; Merchant, Councilman   Funeral Rites for Pioneer Carroll Man to Be Conducted Monday Morning   No Paper On Monday

SIAM REFERS TROUBLE 10 UN   WANTS SECURITY COUNCIL TO SETTLE DISPUTE

CANADA EXPECTS U. 8. SUPPORT IN RED SPY CASE   Plan To Show That Soviet Obtained American Secrets

Would Give King Aid in Russ # ight   Evidence to Be Hiddén Until  Espionage ‘Trial

U §. EXPECTED TO BE INVOLVED IN SPY CASE   Canada Believes This Nation Will Be Drawn in Through Trials

Canada Hopes for U.S. Aid in Tense Dispute Over Russian Spy Ring

Headless Body of Woman is, Found   ‘Head js Sought By California Police

POLICE EVICT A SQUIRREL      Mrs. Alice Moncrieff Found Im truder in Home

POLICE EVICT A SQUIRREL   Mrs. Alice Moncrieff Found Ia - - teuder in Home

GOBLE 1S NAMED ADJUTANT GENERAL   Will Continue Job as Selective Service Director

Congressmen  Assail 0. P. A   Charge Meat Situation Due To Cockeyed (OPA) Reg niations. At Hearing

Continuation Of War Time Control Flayed   Anderson Says Food Quota For Europe Missed

No Progress in Power Dispute   Duquesne Light and Union Head Still Tightly Deadlocked

NEGOTIATORS DEADLOCKED IN PITTSBURGH   Efforts to Avert Second Power Strike In Two Weeks Appear To Be  Stalemated   INTERVENTION iS ASKED

} - oe. oo _  SI/C WILLIAM NELSON  SERVING ABOARD AN ATTACK TRANSPORT IN 8. PACIFIC

SHOWDOWN VOTE ON TWO BILLION DOLLAR PROGRAM DUE FRIDAY  TERMINATION WOULD INCREASE FOOD AND -

DELAY VOTE ON OPA EXTENSION   Argue Proposal to Fnd Two Bil. lion Subsidy Program on  January 1

PUT OFF VOTE ON OPA SUBSIDY   House Group Debates $? 000,000,000 Plan

SHOWDOWN VOTE ON TWO BILLION DOLLAR PROGRAM DUE FRIDAY  TERMINATION WOULD INCREASE FOOD AND ° OTHER PRICES MORE

SUBSIDIES VOTE IS DELAYED BY HOUSE GROUP   Showdown On Food Amendment May Affect Price Of Meat, Sugar

OPA Backers See Chance of  Continuance   Control Group Comes Through House Committee Test in Fair Shape

House Committee  Debates Proposal To End Subsidies   Showdown Vote On OPA Amendment Due Friday

Subsidy Program Under Debate in House Bank Group   OPA Must be Out Of Commission By June 30, 1947

House Debates Two Hours On Subsidy Fate   Puts Off Showdown Vote Until Friday; Proposal Ends Life Jan. 1.   WANTS TWO BILLIONS

OPA Survives  Test in House Committee   Supporters Satisfied Agency Will Continue In Workable Form

Move to End Subsidies Debated   Showdown Vote is Postponed Until Friday

Use of Ships in Bomb Tests OK'c   Four Battleships Are Included in Approval

6 ACCUSED OF FLEET THEFTS   Alleged Misappropriations Made From Ships At Oranae. Tex.

Flood Threat Along Trinity IsIncreased .   Dallas Area Again ‘Is Drenched With Torrential Rains

1929 MURDER NOW SOLVED   Man Already Serving Life Term for 1940 Killing Admits Crime

Texan Identified As Bank Robber   Bedraggled Fugitives, With Gunny Sack Full of Money, Tracked by Bloodhounds

Tito Gives in to U. S$. Demands and Promises Quick Redress For Damages

Tito Complies With Terms 0f  Ultimatum   Belgrade Government Releases Nine Prisoners Shot Down In One Plane

Douglas May Get Ickes’ Post   Truman Reported Considering Justice a (RR

DOUGLAS SEE AS SUCCESSOR TO ICKES’ POST   Truman Reported Insisting on Showdown over Pauley Appointment

DOUGLAS EYED FOR ICKES’ JOB   lf Justice Named, Successor On High Court May Be Schwellenbach

Douglas Name Advanced for Inferior Post  Pauley Brawl Comes to Head Next Week

Douglas May Be Selected To  Succeed Ickes   President Reported Consid ering Supreme Court Justice For Cabinet Post   PAULEY SHOWDOWN SOUGHT BY TRUMAN

Molotov Will Call On Truman   No Political Significance IL Attached To Visit To White House Today

COLUMBIANS’ LEADERS. UNDER ADDITIONAL INDICTMENTS: LEAGUE (OFFICIAL TO BE HEARD

Party Leaders Strive To Get Out Iowa Vote   Blue-Miles Battle For Governorship Top Feature Of Election.

lowa’s Vote May Reach a Million  Blue and Miles in Last Minute Appeals

EARLY POLLING INDICATES NEW MARK IN IOWA   Some Cities Report Totals May Exceed 1944 Turn Out

HIT W. COAST   Huge Combers Sweep Over California Beaches; One Man Is Lost

Butte Police — Arrest Seven   Threatening Phone Calls Reported: Alert Squads

Transit Strike In Philly Settled On  Compromise Basis   Union Accepts Pp Cent Raise Instead of Requested 25 Cents.

9 Keystone (ities on Schedules   Philly Transit Worker: Win Complete Vietory  in Money Demands, her Points   Lights Go On   Power Tieup Terminates in Pittsburgh; Wage Kix by Arbitration

PHILADELPHIA TRANSPORTATION STRIKE ENDS   Agreement Extends. Present Contract To. Feb: 10, 1947

PHILADELPHIA RIDES AGAIN; STRIKE OVER   Union Votes Unanimously For Agreement

3 Million Get Service Again As 2-Day Philly Transit Strike Ends   CIO Transport Workers Vote To Accept Agreement  Drawn Up By Union And Company Representatives And Buses, Trolleys And Subways Move Again 

Philly Transit Strike Ends   Union Gets 12 Cents An Hour, Closed Shop And Pension Plan

Philadelphi a ig :  Tr ansit ‘Unia on:  Str ike Settled   Bus, Trolley aud Subway  _, Workers Baék On Job;:   Agreement Gives Men _ 312.Cent Increase ~

‘Transportation Again: Pes In Philadelphia As Walki oe IEnds With New Pay Azreement

Transit Lines In Philadelphia  Resume Service   Electrical Po wer In Pittsburgh Is  Turned On: Schools Reopened

PHILADELPHIANS NOW RIDE AGAIN   Transit Workers Go Back To Work For 12-Cent Hourly Increase After 48 - Hour Strike.

PHILADELPHIA ENDS TRANSIT WALK-OUT   Complete Transportation Service Resumed   Hailed By Union As Company Gives In On All Major Points

med HbA E ii HtA— Wage Boost  To Walkout  fe wT on mee *s SC oewrea

Woman Who Is Living in State of "Suspended Death’ Becomes Mother

HOUSE ADOPTS MUCH ALTERED M’MAHON BILL   Atom Measure Slated For Adjustment by Joint Group

Atom Control Bill Approved  * w * bed *   aANace oom aiPaeciipe)e aa FAP Tptladaal ene

Amended Atom Control Bill Is Voted by House   Measure Now Goes te Conference Group for Agreement

HOUSE PASSES ATOM ENERGY CONTROL BIL   PENALTIES MADE STIFFER FOR VIOLATORS

House Passes Much Changed Atomic Bills   Differs From Senate’s Bill President Endorsed, Adds Military Men To Board.

House Adopts  Atom Control   Bill Materially Differ: From Senate Version

HOUSE CLIPS ‘AT SENATE'S ~ ATOWICIL   Mixed Control and Stiffened Penalty Sends Measure te Conference.

House Okays an Amended Atomic Bil   Measure Now Goes to Conference for More Adjustments

FARNSWORTH GETS AGRICULTURE POST   Toledo Fruit Farmer {s Appointed by Herbert

Democratic Women Meet at Court House   Elect Officers, Hear Address by} Organizer

London Fog is So Thick It Hides Mechanical Rabbits from Greyhounds

Redins Awaifing Sailing Orders  Returning to Russia For Rencciqanmont

SOVIETS MAY BE MAKING READY FOR EVACUATION   Move Is Termed “‘First Gesture Of Friendship; United Nae tions Council Resumes Consideration; Compromise  Hinted.

REDS RELEASE RAIL CONTROL   Premier Says Move Gesture of New Friendship

Continuance Of Council Deliberation Is Started   Compromise Thought Possible By Groups

iran to Try Direct. Talks If UN Asks   “Iran Envoys Hopeful Move. Means Withdrawal Of Russians =.

PRELUDE TO TROOP WITHDRAWAL   Move Called First Russian Gesture Of Friendship

Iranian Rail Control Given Back by Russia   . Action Hailed as  Russian Gesture of Friendship for New Government of Iran

45 People . Aboard As Liner Falls   No Word Of Identity Of Passengers Or Crew; Plane Crashed On Its Way From Europe

Five or Seven of 45 Aboard May Be Alive   Pilot Sees 3 Wave, 4 Others Near Scene of Airline Crash

HEUUE TEAM LANDED UPON GANDER LAKE   Fliers Report Seeing Seven Persons Near Wreck of Airliner.

FIND WRECKAGE OF AIRLINER IN NEWFOUNDLAND   Carried 45 From Europe.

“Jomorrous Headlines “Today  HEL® RUSHED TO FEW SURVIVORS OF BELGIAN PI ANIF THAT CDACWUENM IAI AIC\AJEOIIAINI ARKIN AOr,

SURVIVORS SEEN ANID WRECKAGE OF Ble PLAN   At Least Five and Possibly More of the 45 Aboard Escaped Death   RESCUE TEAMS ON WAY   Craft in Newfoundland Wilds Is Completely Burnéd but in One Piece

Locate Wreckage Of Airliner   Some Survivors Sighted As Rescue Teams Attempt To Reach Scene

BelgianAirliner's Wreckage Found   Three or More of Big Plane’s Passengers Survive Accident

Rush Help To Plane Victims   Survivors Spotted By Rescue Craft; Number Unknown

SOME SURVIVORS UF CRASH FOUND   Assistance is on Way te Wreck of Large Ship at Gander.

RESCUE CREWS SPEED TOWARD CRASHED PLANE   Wreckage Of Trans-Atlantic Airliner Sighted Near Gander

RESCUE TEAMS AT SCENE OF PLANE CRASH   Survivors Discovered After Search Ends for Missing Belgian Liner.

Yugoslavs Better U. S. Relations By Freeing Three Threatened Gls

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Meat Prices Drop As Supply Catches Up With Demand

New York Meat Supply Catching Up To Deinand   Meat Prices Drep Censid-rabdlv From Exorbitant Black Market Prices

ACTRESS GETS. POLICE GUARD      DPOKOTHY LAMOUR RECOVERS — STOLEN JEWELER Y,-- BUT— _AHEN GETS EXTORTION NOTE

BOWLERS HOLDING TOURNAMET HERE   Six Lines Classic Singles Tournament Held at Sport Bow! Alleys in January.

New Uprisings Are Reported in Western China  Eastern Turkestan Republic Is Scene of Disorder

New Uprisings Are Reported in Western China  Eastern Turkestan Republic Is  wr.... _g¢ p?-,...._ Jae

County Red Cross Commendec By British as New Quota For  Overseas Relief Is Received

THREE CONVICTS ARE SENTENCED FOR BURGLARY  All of The Defendants Were  _ Charged With Robbing   Legion Home  AT LANG H ORNE  ‘One Drunken Driver Was Fined $200 And .   $200

Police Hunting Gruesome Killer   Polish Refugee Kille Benefactress

Death Toll Rises In Georgia Hotel Holocaust   Screaming Children, Women and Men  Plunge to Pavement

. At Least 100 More Injured In Worst Hotel Fire In  Nation’s History

Atlanta Fire Toll Now 12/   Origin of Nation’s Worst Hotel Blaze Still Not Known; Mayor Announces Immediate Investigation; 100 Injurec

SCORE LEAP TO DEATHS; OTHERS BURI   Racing Flames Block Ex: its and Screaming Vic: tims Are Seen to Drop Into Inferno.   AT LEAST 100 SUFFER INJURIES   Guests Become Panic: Stricken and Many Try Escape on Makeshift Ropes—Some Rescued.

CONCILIATOR ENTERS TOLEDO BUS STRIKE   Operators, Company Rejec Each Other’s Proposals

BROWN PLEADS INNOCENCE IN HIS STATEMENT]   Wants Guilty Party To Give Self Up In Slaying Of Waitress

Higher Prices  On New Autos Are Announced   ‘Dealers Given Another Two Per Cent Slash In Their Commission

OPA ORDER BOOSTS PRICE OF NEW CARS   Plymouth Up $53; Chevrelet Gets $43 Raise

PRICES OF NEW AUTOS MAY BE BOOSTED MORE   OPA Is Uncertain If Steel Price Increases Will Cause Hikes

Motorists Face Rise In Prices   OPA Adjusts Wage  Increases In Plants

ANOTHER BOOST IN AUTO PRICES IN THE OFFINC   This Raise Will Be Passed Directly te Purchaser:

Eisenhower Plea. Before Conaress Asks Extension   Truman’s Advisers Say Prosperity-Disaster::, Crossroad Ahead":

‘Ike’ Urges Draft Be Extended  Soys Failure To Do So Will Be  ‘Gamble’ With a... 2k Weld

Eisenhower In Final Plea To Extend Draff   Senate Committes Is Planning To Vote Tuesday

Committee Plans Vote On Tuesday   Failure to Extend Would B: Gamble With Peace  Asserted by General

LAST MINUTE APPEAL MADE BY ARMY CHIEE   Senate and House Military Committees Will Vote on Issue Tuesday.

Senate Slates Vote Tuesday   "Manpower Shortage  Of 400,000 Feared

Milk Production At All-time High For April Period  Wisconsin Trend Different From

No Civilian Flying Force To Be Allowed   Bans ‘On Italy Are Slightly Lighter

TO RESTRICT GERMAN, JAP AIR TRADE   World-Wide Air     Lines to Be Banned For Both Nations

Four Kersey Men Killed Near St. Marys; Car-Bus Crash Takes  Another Life.

Decontrol Board Hears Argument Over Meat Supply   OPA Official Denies Blaci Market Handled Most Meat During Controls

Hot Disputes Mark OPA Price Meet  Meat Spokesmen Argue Effects o Renewed Ceiling:

HOT ARGUMENTS BEFORE BOARD   Groups Present Views On Meat Contrels To Decontrol Body

Disputes Over Meat Feature Board Hearing  ee eee   Spokesmen Give Views On Effect Of New Controls

Packers Ask Meat Remain Control-Free   Spokesmen For 22 Groups Give Opposing Views Tea Price Raarnd

Debate Heated Over Livestock Control:   Board Hears Testimony on State of Meat Supply

Debate Heated Over Livestock Controls   EEE EEE  Board Hears Testimony on State of Meat Supply

Supplies Over Nation Claimed Adequate Resumption Of Curbs ‘On Meat Is Assailed

Decontro! Board Hears 22 Groups   Both Sides Favored At Price Rein Hearing

Meat Supply Rows Flare at Price Hearing   Opposing Claims on Effects of New Price Regulations Offered

Hot Arguments fin Meat Supply Snark Session   Heori.g te Catauuine Hf Price Couhol For Livastack Will Rasu...@

VIEWS CLASH ON EFFECT OF MEAT CONTROL   Former Official Say: Black Market Talk Is Propaganda

Calexico Cult Leader Removes  Own Appendix — Carves Open Side in the  ~-Warm Drip-of Blood”  Bemwmen wa fb cept

Gov. Dempsey Comes out in Support of Demo. Ticket, Defends Road Program

Holds Agreement Cannot Be Broken By Single Party   May Act in Conjunction With U. S. in Expressing Opposition

Official Protest In Conjunction With U. S. Hintec   Violation of Pact For Evacuation After End of War Charged

SOVIET ACTION IN IRAN DRAWS BRITISH FIRE   Reds Alone Cannot Invalidate Agreement, British Say

Claim No One Nation Can  Break Pact   Soviet Has 70,000 In Area That Should Have Been Vacated Before This lime.

RedsCannot Break Iran  Aqreement   Withdrawal Of Troops Today Was Scheduled By Three Nations

Soviet Forces Leaving Tabriz In 3 Directions   Group Unexpectedly Tuens Toward Turkey, informants Declare

Reds Reported Moving Toward Turkish Border   Some Trozps Leaving Iran. ian City Head Toward Neutral Country

VETS MEDICAL DRAFT ON DESK   Gen. Bradiey and Aides Meet at White House to Promote Bill

BLAST KILLS 6 ABOARD TANKER   Blaze Sweeps Ship After Explosion Along Atlantic Coast

BLAST FIRES: SHIP AT SER 6 ARE KILL   2-Hour Battle Stijl Flames En Route’ T. Louisiana

Fliers Were on Plane Downed ir Yugoslavia Area   Hopes for Safety of Men Fading; Others Are Released by Tito

TITO PLEDGED TO ATONE FOR AIR ATTACKS   Belgrade Promises No More “tIncidents” Will Involve American Planes.   BULLETIN!

Details Told at Belgrade After Tito Backs Down   Officials Visit Area of Second Crash After Occupants of One Plane Freed

Tolncrease Tension of Two Nations   Tito Releases Americans Held by Slavs — J. 8. Holds Danube Boats

Seeeeeseeeeeeeaeeseeeaeaeeaene Dies After Preaching Sermon on Death

Thirteen In Two Carolinas DieViolentlyOverWeekend WithSouthCarolinaAt Top

MANY KILLED IN THE CAROLINAS   More Than Dozen Violent Deaths Reported In Two States During The Week and.

UNO SEEKS T0 MAP POLICY IN RED COMPLAINT   Russians Charge British Are Threatening World Peace

British Face Red Charges   Soviets Touch Off Big Flurry In UNO With Greek, Java Cases

GET FREE X-RAY HERE ON FRIDAY   Equipment Sets Up at Night In Slocum After Taking Automatic Force

TB Association Mass X-Ray Program Will Close Tonight At Spencer School

PRICE, RENT WAGE CONTROL IN U. 8. ENDS   Administration Officials Are Awaiting Uneasily Effect on Prices.   BULLETIN

PRICE, RENT CONTROLS ‘END TODAY   Revival Cannot Take Place For At Least a Week

GOUIN HA HAILS LOAN AS ECONOMIC ‘SAVER’   Says U. $. Backing Will Put France On Feet

Guilty. Plea By Bandit   Chanute J Man Ordered Held For Trial On LeRoy Robbery Charge

KANSAN ADMITS ~ 6 BANK HOLDUPS   LISTS TWO RAIDS ON MINDEN. MINES DEPOSITORY—ARRESTEU WHILE ASLEEP.

GENERAL MOTORS SAYS AUTO UNION BROKE CONTRACT   International Body Accused of Obstructing Local  Blan? Anrsamoantc

GM Scores UAW For Strike Aid   Says Union Obstructs Local Plant Agreements

GM ACCUSES Ci0 OF PREVENTING END OF STRIKE   Claim Union Already Violates Its New Contract

Some Small Strikes Settled, But Major Walkouts Continue   Ship Dispute De: Deadlocked; Slight Hopes Held in Pittsburgh Argument

STRIKE PICTURE REMAINS DARK   No Settlement Near in Power, Shipping Tieups—Smaller Disputes Settled

Power Strike And Shipping Walkout Not Near An End; Smaller Strikes Clear Up

PITTSBURGH'S POWER STRIKE AND SHIPPING TIE-UP UNENDED   Seem No Nearer Settlement As Few Smaller Disputes End

No Change in Two Big Strikes  Few Smaller Disputes Are Eliminated

Conference To Rotate Leader   PERMANENT CHAIRMAN . NOT T0,BE ELECTED : AT PARIS

WILL ROTATE CHAIRMANSHIP   Peace Parley Rules Committee Decides For Large Nations

ISSUE WON BY LARGE NATIONS   Vote Is 12 to 8 To Rotate Chair. manship, as Urged by U.S, Russia

‘BiG FIVE’ HOLD PEACE PARLEY CHAIRMANSHIP   Small Nations Lose Fight By 12-8 Vote; U. S., Russia Unite On Issue.

Five Big Nation Rotate Chair At Conference   Small Nations’ First Defeat Over Procedure

DECISION HAILED AS VICTORY FOR U.S. AND RUSSIA   PEACE CONFERENCE TURNS TO QUESTION OF VOTING MAJORITY

Fei ae o6fF UAL ARS TED IS  To Be Rotated   Paris Conference Leaders Take Vote; Big Three Included

METH U.S. INTIAL LEADERSHIP   Each Nation Will Preside For Three Days   VOTING MAJORITY   Still Undecided As Two: Thirds Rule Favored By Americans, Russians

U.S. and Russia Win in Vote F or Rotation of Parley Chairmanchin

Chairmanship Of Conference Will Rotate   United States and Russia Win Over Small Nations

Chairmanship of Conference to Be Rotated   U. S. and Russia Score Victory in Large and Small Nation Test

Will Take Turns At Chairmanship   Peace Conference Settles That Question; Takes Up Vote   SOME FOR TWO-THIRDS   United States to Have Firs! Turn in Chairmanship Plan

—Paris Conference—  Parley  Rotates Chair   Two-Thirds Majority Issue Promises To Bring New Dispute

PEACE MEET LEADERSHIP      Big Nations Win Over Smaller Ones in Question of Permanent Chairmanship Versus Alternating One.

Peace Conference Agrees On Rotating Chairmanship   Vote Is Victory For Big Nations Against ‘Little 17’

Peace Meet Leadership Is Rotated   Conference Chairmanship Te Revolve Between 5 Nations; Two-Third Voting Rule Uncertain

To Rotate Paris Meet Leadership   Decision Is First  Test Between Large And Small Netions--. Turn to Vote Issue

12 to 8 Decision Regarded as Victory for U. S. and Russia; Each Chairman Will Serve 3 Days.   MAY INVITE FORMER SATELLITE COUNTRIES

Leaders Turn lo Margin  Of Vote   United States And Soviet Russia  Win Test

Big Four Wins Test In Voting  Majority Vote Is   Majority Vote Is Now Being Debated

Big Powers Win in Paris Vote   Chairmanship of Meet Will Rotate, as Large Nations Asked

Chairmanship o! Peace Meeting To Be Rotated  Office to Be Shared . By 5 Countries

PEACE PARLEY AGREES TODAY TO ROTATE ITS CHAIRMANSHIP   Now Turning Tc Hot Question Of What Vote  Decides Issues

Victory For Big Nations   Vote to Rotate Peace Parley Chairmanship ‘Among Big Five; Stall On Two-Thirds Vote -

Conference Leadership To Rotate   Two-Thirds Vote Or Majority Is Next Issue

Peace Parley To Rotate Its Chairmanship   Majority Question Next Tilt of Large and  Small Powers

Chair Rotation Voted By Paris Peace Parley   Byrnes Backs Soviet Because of ‘Menace of Widening Split’

PARLEY LEADER TO BE ROTATED AMONG NATIONS   First Outright Test Is Victory For U. S. And Russia; To Decide Now Whether Majority Or TwoThirds Vote Neces sary On Issues.

Government Moves To Shorten Disputes During Transition   Lewis And District Presidents May Have Announcement Before End Of Day; Rubber Men Take Up Union’s 7-Point Plan.

QUICK DISPUTE SETTLEMENT IS FEDERAL PLAN   Collet Thinks Employers Could Grant Increases Before Approval

No Casualties As Allies Nab  Nazi Suspects   1,000 Rounded Up In Week-End Raids

CASUALTY REPORT LACKING IN SPY COUP   Huge Allied Drive Nets 1,000 German Suspects

LEGIONNAIRES RENEW FIGHT WITH BRADLEY: CLAIM VA HAS BROKEN FAITH WITH VETS

Human Rights Put in Treaty   Russia Fails to Block Freedam Phanse

Human Rights Amendment OKd over Red Opposition   Italian Treaty Clause ‘Obligates French, Slavs To Guarantee Freedoms to Areas

O'Toole Sues  Mike Jacobs Seeks $100,000 From Big Fight Promoter

WILL FILE SUIT AGAINST JACOBS   O’Toole to Sue for $100,000 Damages Over Title Bout

O’Toole Suing Promoter For  $100,000 Libel   Representative Advises House, Amid Applause, Of Action Aguinsl. “This Racketeer Jacobs’

Rep. O'Toole to Sue Mike Jacobs   Denies He Requested Louis-Conn Tickets

REP. O'TOOLE TO SUE JACOBS   New Yorker Telis House of Action Against Promoter

Congressman Says He'll Sue Fight Promoter for $100,000  Rep. O'Toole, in Speech Before House, Banowe fomand Fer Probe of Ring Bout

O’Toole Really Getting Mad Now —t™” Solon to Sue Jacobs for  $100,000; Result of Insult

Fight Promotor Is to Be Sued   Rep. O'Toole Said He Was Filing Suit Against Mike Jaeobs.

House Group  Approves eatin For’ Britain’   Measure Now Goes To Floor Where Warm Fight is Expected.

British Loan Wins Nod of House Banking Committee Siesling Battle Expected on Floor

British Loan Now Faces House Actior   U.S. Bankers Support Committee Approva

British Loan Gets Kndorsement of House Committee   Opponents Promise Hard Battle When Measure Hits Floor

House Unit OK’s Anglo Loan, 20-5   Battle Is Expected on House Floor on $3,750,000,000 Bill to Aid Britain     Provisions Cited     Interest Rate, Waiver, Dissolution Are

COMMITTEE OKS LOAN FOR BRITAIN   House Banking Group Is on Record by Vote on Proposal.

House Group Votes British Loan, 20 to5   Measure Ratifying Big ~ Credit Now Goes to Chamber Floor

House Bankers Approve Loan To Brifain  Sizzling Battle . Expected On Floor

Measure Faces Sizzling Battle On House Floor   Vote Follows Hearings In Which Congress Urged Move As Aid To Peace

Committee for Loan to Britain   Sizzling Fight Seen When Bill Gets to Floor of House >."

House Bankers Approve Big Loar   Committee Votes 40 to 5 to Provide Huge Sum for Britain

British Loan Sent To House By Committee   Measure Wins Approval, 20 To 5; Bitter Floor Fight Indicated

Senate Has Already Approved Loan,  House Floor Will Be Scene of Next Battle

HOUSE GROUP IN 20 10 5 VOTE ON MONEY BILL   Representatives Expected To Approve Loan By Safe Margin   LITTLE OPPOSITION SEEN   Many Witnesses Argue In Favor Of Passage Of Senate-Approved Bill

British Loan Gets Approval Of House Group   [BITTER FIGHT FORECAST ON FLOOR OF CONGRESS

Loan To Britain Is Ratified By  House Committee   Action Expected To Put Bill On Floor Week From Monday

House Bankers Approve Loan To Britain   Sizzling Battle Expected On Floor Before Ratifying

[House Banking Unit Approves Loan Measure   Favors Legislation Ratify ing 83.750,000,000 Brit. ish Grant By Vote OF 20 te 5

USE COMMITTEE VOTES APPROVAL OF BRITISH LOAN   Legislation Now Faces “Siz: zling Floor Battle” in Congress

British Loan Gets A Boost   House Banking Committee Approves Measure by  ""90 to 5 Vote

Hot Battle Predicted  on Floor   Committee Approves Senate-Passed Bill 20-5 After Hearings

House Committee For British Loan;  Predict Passage Vote of 20-5 After Testimony Aid Must Be Given Main Ally

14 DACHAU CAMP OFFICIALS DIE   Nazis Are Sent to Gallows in Pairs

DACHAU KILLERS PAY WITH LIVES   28 Concentration Camp Officials Hanged Near ‘Mein Kampf’ Prison

28 Nazis Die For Cruelties   Camp Oficials Hang For Dachau Crimes

DACHAU OFFICIALS ARE HANGED TNDAY   Fourteen Nazi Tough Men Are Taken to (allows

STEEL OUTLOOK: ~ 18. UNCHANGED   CIO PRESIDENT SAYS HE KNOWS OF NO DEVELOP. ~ MENTS INDICATING EARLY ACTION

12 SILVER-STATE SENATORS STRANGLE USE QE THE MINERAIS RY INDLISTRIES 1S CHARGE

Stockpiling of Atom Bombs Opposed af ClO Meet: World Disarmament Is Urged

World Disarmament And No Atom Bomb Hoards  CIO Convention Votes On Its Koreign Policy On Final Day

Communists Are Accusec OF Instigating Riot In Dominican Republic

Rioting Outbreak In Ciudad Trujillo   Dominican Republic's Capital Has CommunistCaused Disturbances

Communists Riot In Dominica, Claim   Attempted Coup d’Etat Saturday Night Charged

Montana Woman Hopes to Regain Voice Through Novei Surgery Developed For Relieving Vocal Cord Paralysis

BLOOD PLASMA FOR CIVILIAN USE IN MISSOURI   The State Will Receive 9000 Pints, Dr. John Williams Says.   WAITING FOR SHIPMENT   Will Be Available Without Charge to Civilian Population.

Senate Approves Employment Bill   Weakened Legislation Sent to White House

Employment Bill Sent To Truman   Final Bill Different from Truman’s “Full Employment” Plan

OLVE WORD PUZZLE Senate Votes Okeh, Sends Job Bill te White House

ALTERED JOB ACT SENT TO TRUMAN   Senate Deletes All Phrases Hinting At ‘Guarantees’

EMPLOYMENT BILL PASSED BY SENATE   TRUMAN GETS MEASURE VAST. LY DIFFERENT FROM ONE HE SUPPORTED.

@ Fb wv ENG TY Fe orien ern cee RY  Say Children Should Start to School at Two or Three

@ IT’S NEWS TO MOM  Say Children Should Start to School at Two or Three

1750 Refugee Jews Land   British Meet Ship at Haifa Dock, Take All To Detention Camp

Churchill Boards Qucen Mary Today   tailed For Home Today With Two Blectronie Heeording Sets,

Truman Dropping Seizure Policy; Rift With Schwellenbach, CIO Widens

Linds Policy Ot Seizing  Property To End Strikes   Schwellenbach And CIO Leaders Are Rebulfed By Truman’s Strong Stand

Truman Refuses To Seize Struck Farm Factories   May Indicate End of Seizure Policy;  Advisers Rebuffed

PRESIDENT MAY ABANDON U.S. SEIZURE POLICY   Stand Threatens to Widen Breach With Sc. of Labor

TRUMAN ENDS SEIZURE OF PLANTS   F ive-Year Old Anti-Strike Policy Is Ended

Truman Hits ClO In Refusing Struck Plant Seizures   President Reported Near  Break With Labor   Secretary

Buckingham Is Threatened by Time Bomb   Unexploded ‘Dud’ Becomes Active; Blast Is Awaited

VOTES TO HAR RELIEF.FROM ALL NATIONS NOT PERMIT. “ TING UNCENSORED NEWS  OF DISTRIBUTION

SEE SHAKE-UP INWAR ASSETS   House Quiz Group Reported Not Satisfied With New Division

TONTH KFRACTIIRES ARM   Good Morning  A Little Chuckle To Start The Day

Funds For Wildlife ‘Provided   States Will Share In Federal Plan To Develop Resources

MEAT HADITS GREATEST ONE YEAR PLAY IN MONTHS OF ’46   Prices, Supplies And Buver Show Reached Peak of  Interest In Year

Deploys Moorish Soldiers in the Pyrenees Mountains   Foreign Legion Contingent Reported Transterred to Spain From Morocco

aeneneeneneesteemmntameammemestl  HABITS STRONGER THAN HIGH COURT

Condemned To Die For Setting Bomb   Plant Mechanic Convict. ed of Killing Another Plant Worker

Roanoke Area Has Third Ruthless Robbery-Slaying Within Two Weeks

3rd Slaying Spurs Police   Search Is Intensifed In Roanoke Section

Ballots Sent     To 215,000  Trainmen   No Action Will Be Taken For Next Three Weeks Union (Officials Teelore

Threat Of Rail Strike Presented   Strike Ballots Printed For U. S, Railroad Trainmen

NATIONWIDE TIE UP OF RAILS POSSIBLE IN LESS THAN MONTH   Engineers, s, Brotherhood Meeting Feb. 1 May  Join Trainmen

STRIKE VOTE TO BE TAKEN BY TRAINMEN   itherhood Head Prediets 215,000 Will Leave Jobs if Wage Raise Is Not Forthcoming.   INCREASE OF 15 PER CENT ASKED   Men Reported Impatient —Walkout Would Paralyze Nation’s Entire Transportation System.

Nation's Rail Transportation System Would Be Paralyzed J§ Strike Called.  Decision Soon.

Brotherhood Of Trainmen  To Have Vote   Action May be Taken in Several Weeks, A. F. Whitney Asserts

Rail Strike Would Halt Most Roads   Vote To Be Taken; Tired of Delays, Union. Head Says

BALLOTS ARE PREPARED 10 POLL 215 000   COMPLETE TIEUP IN TRANSPORTATION MENACES U. S.

Phone Strike May Broaden   All Operators Due To Join in Shutdown

British Loan Action Delayec By Committee.   Approval Seen -With Few Changes on - Sanate-Passed Bill ~

KURDS GIVE UP TO IRAN GOV'T,   Surrender To Invading Iranians, Bringing So-Called Republic To An End.

Iran Nation Is Again United   Mchammed Surrenders To:End The So-Called “Kurdish Repvublic.”’

Central Gov't Reports Gains On Iran Frontier   Claim To Have Brought Kurds and Azerbaijanis  Back Under Control

American Fliers Reported Held as Slaves by Savages in Remote China

REPORT AIRMEN   Nothing Actually to Show Such Chinese Rumors True

REPORT AIRMEN ENSLAVED BY TRIBESMEN   Nothing Actually to Show Such Chinese Rumors True

ARMY CHECKS __ SLAVE RUMOR   REPORT TO BE MADE SOON ON STORY CHINESE. TRIBESME} ENSLAVED AIRMEN

SEEK PRICE INCREASE ON SOFT COAL   Operators Begin Fight to Cover Pay Raise Cost

INDUSTRY WANTS CUAL PRICE BOOST 10 MEET PAY HIKE   More Than 25 Cents Tot Is Believed Needed b: Operators; Meeting i Held at Capital.   MINES RETURNED TO MANAGEMENT

COAL OPERATORS BEGIN FIGHT FOR  HIGHER PRICES   Spokesman Says Boost of 75 Cents Per Ton Needed

MINE OWNERS OPEN FIGHT 10 RAISE PRICES   Claim Industry Will Need At  Least 75 Cents Ton ~ Thcrease

MacArthur Ends Ancient Jap White Slave Trade  Potsdam Declaration On Human Rights le tc Be Observed

OF SELLING anh   Orders Nipponese to Obey “Hyman Rights” Edict : leensd at Potcdom

Old Japanese... Custom Ended   ‘MacArthur Prohibits Families from Selling Daughters into Prostitution

Jews Set Off Three Bombs in Jerusalem   lommy-Gun Wielding Youths Storm Railway Station and Plant Explosives—Road Mine Kills Two Soldiers, Hurts 10.

Youths Plant Explosives In  Hail of Gunfire   New Violence  Flares: In: oly Land; 3. Dead’ or Missing

Jews Bomb Jerusalem Rail Depot   Three Dead or Missing; Earlier Blasts Kill 2 Tommies, Hurt 10

JERUSALEM HIT BY EXPLOSIONS   Report 3 Missing After Railroad Station Blasts

Terrorists Bomb Rail Station  who ft Ee eatam Danarted Dead or Missina Today

Jerusalem Terminal . Is Bombed   _Armed Jews Blast. Big Rail Station. As. Violence Flares:

Bombs Blast Jerusalem’s, Rail Station   Youths Fight Way In—Zionists Denounce Terrorists

Three Bombs Explode in Rail Station   Jewish Youths Storm Depot; Disorders Sweeping Jerusalem

NEW VIOLENCE IN JERUSALEM   Youths Described as Jews Are Blamed a

Terrorists Bomb Station At Jerusalem   Three Jewish Youths Plant Bombs; 2 Soldiers  Killed By Road Mine.

Bombs Blast Rail Station   Jewish -Terrorists Blamed for  Explosiosis in Jerusalem that _ aaa

Blasts Believed To Have Killed Three Persons   Explosives Planted By Youths Armed With Tommyquns

BOMBING CARRIED OUT AFTER CALL GIVING WARNING   Three Reported Dead: at Missing; Police Search  Bie: Dirge k:

Number Idled by Coal Strike Up   First Inroads Being Made in Coal Reserve At Pittsburgh

Independents In State Races   Organization Candidate For Major Offices Face Opposition

Pennsylvania Independents Challenge Organization For Top Nominations at Primary

PU-YI CHARGES HIS CHIPESE WIFE WAS POISunED BY IAPs   Former Puppet Reveals How ‘He Spurned Offer of Nip mmamarcn Brisa

Plea fo Come Before Security Council Monday   Ambassador Ala To Oppose Reds At Conference

Envoys Of Two Nations Will Pig Before Security Council — In New York   CONFERS ON MOSCOW TASK

BY ENVOY 10 WASHINGTON   Protests Continued Russian Occupation of Territory

CASE T0 TEST SOVIET STAND ~-ON-DECISIONS   FORMAL APPEAL PLACED IN HANDS OF SECRETARY— RED REINFORCEMENTS     = > EPORTED————————   By JOHN A, REICHMANN International News Service

Sugar Stamp F orgeries On  Shore Probed  4 Cambridge Stores   4 Cambridge Stores Suspended By OPA, MeCormick Declares

Briton Wants U.N. Council Clear Red Estimate of Troops   British Government Doesn‘t Contradict Initial Question

Still Sees Red Menace   Churchill Says Stalin Figure of 60 Divisions Leaves Out Romania

SAYS MATTER SHOULD COME BEFORE U. N.   Gets Answer to His Question on Number Of Russian Divisions

Says Divisions In Some Areas  Not Mentioned   Tells Regard For Leader: Wishes Russians To Be ‘Safe, Happy’ .

Churchill Asks UN Action On Russ. Troops   ~ Welcomes Stalin’s State ment On Number Of Di. * Stsions In Fast Europe.

Churchill Claims Stalin's Figures Exclude Romanie   Mulotov Expected To Make Major Policy Address wetter lend ke ccbagerably.

Soviet Chief Denies He Ha: Atom Bomb   Says 60 Divisions in West—  Churchill Assailed

SOVIETS DONOTHAVEATOM BOME Stalin Hits Churchill  As ‘Instigator Of New War’; Supports Veto —

CHURCHILL SAYS STALIN REPORT CN TROOPS ‘WELCOME’   Declares, However, Even Sixty Divisions Exceed U. $.-Brifish Forces

CHURCHILL HITS BACK AT STALIN   Declares Even 60 Divisions Top U. S., British Forces

Knew Nothing of Camp Slaughters  Goering Says Himmler Kept These Secret

GOERING SAYS HE WAS UNAWARE OF CAMP SLAUGHTERS   Reichmarshal Says Himmler Kept Killings Secret Even From Hivler

Goering Swears He Knew Nothing of Camp Slaughters Protests Himmler Being Called Friend

Goering Denies He Had Knowledge of Slanghter At Concentration Camps

Goering Denies Knowled ge Of IC amp Slayin os   Says Even Hitler Didu’t Know Because Himmler Kept Activities ExIremely Seeret

GOERING DENIES ATROCITY ROLE   Declares He Knew Nothing of Camp Deaths; Blames Mimmler.

Dodges Blame For Slaughter   Goering. Tells Allied Tribunal He Knew Nothing of Concentration Camp Horrors

Goering Denies Knowing Horro Of Nazi Camps  All Himmler’s Deing He Tells

Goering Claims He Didn't Know of Gestapo Murders  Himmler Not His Friend, He Declared, Saying Even Hitler Was Kept in Dark

SOVIET TROOPS LEAVING IRAN      Moscow "SAYS RUSSIA WILL FULLFIL PROMISE MADE - TRAN REGARDING. WITHDRAWAL

Alas ert Aaxacs [77783  n ry ° Eg ee Fa ca pgs — mye aga hen ven

State Set For New Feud As Texas Regulars Get Nod To Take Part In Demo Activities

ANTI-JEWISH POGROM KILLS 40, WOUNDS 100   Nine-Year-Old Boy Reports Being Held By Jews

70 ARRESTED AFTER POGROM   Polish Officials Probe Riot Against Jews

PROBE POGROM FATAL TO FORTY   70 Detained, More Arrests Expected in Polish Outbreak

US. Group Refused Permission fo ‘Study Russian Amputation Methods

Chess Players   V. F. W. Plans Attempt  To Organize County Tournament Play

REAL EFFORT AT LABOR PEACE IS MADE IN ITHACA   School Operating As Part Of Cornell University Shows Some People Are Working Hard For Better Industry Relations.

STUDYING LABOR RELATIONS: MANAGEMENT AND LABOR TRAIN AT NY SCHOOL

Hungarian Navy . Admiral Arrested   Among 232 Persons _ Charged With Aiding  German War Criminals  to Escape.

DISPUTE HITS UNION RANKS   aE  Maritime Group Claims CIO Steelworkers Damaging  Strike on Lakes

Shipping Strike Causes Dispute  Within CIO   Maritime Union Man Assails Steelworkers For Unloading Vessels

Hessian Jewels in Hands of “Fence” When Colonel and WAC Were Arrested

Increase In State School Aid Drafted   State Board Gives Approval to Grants Of Over 12 Millions

U. S.-Trained Chinese Units Seal Off Reds   Seize Antung Port On Korea Border; Communists Flee

Antung Taken by Chiang’s Troops   Communist Forces in Southern Mancburia Caught in Trap

GOVERNMENT TROOPS TRAINED IN U. S. METHODS GAINING VICTORY IN CHINA: REDS HOLD MARINES

CHIANG SEIZES PORT, CUTS OFF RED FORCE   Antung Falls; Other Troops Open Drive On Chefoo

Chinese Armies Take Antung   Communist Troops Sealed Off In South Manchuria

Quick Capture Of Antung Traps Big Communist Army      Two U.S.-Trained Chinese Armies In Light‘nine Thrust. a

U. S.-Trained Chinese Win Two Vietories   Port Of Antung Seized; Unknown Number Of Communis(s Sealed Off In South Manchuria

OREAN FRONT   lightning Drive Seals Off - Communists in South Manchuria

ONE BRIBERY DEFENDANT IN HIDING   But Attorney Says He Will Report  For Arraignment

Acheson Puts Tito’s Regime jute Cructte of Snternetions Good Faith—Demands Are in One of Most Worded Diplomatic Communications In R lection Of Veteran Diplomatic Obeervers

Brifish Join In Jap Occupation  Commonwealth Will Send Frech Troance

BRITISH FORCE SET 10 occupy PART OF JAPAN   Commonwealth Troops Re lieve Yanks In Hiro shima District

BRITISH TO JOIN IN RULING JAPS   Commonwealth Forces Will Take Part In Occupation, Revealed.

Small Nations Of Pacific Area Will Help OccupyJapan   Australia, New Zealand and India To Partici. pate.

British To Share in Jap Rule   Empire To Supply GOeeunction Force

British Empire To Help Hold Jap Homeland   MacArthur Welcome: Easing of Burden On U. 8. Troons

Formal Charges Filed by Greece  U.N. Asked to Help Gattl,a Prakhlame

GREECE MAKES APPEAL T0 UN   Asks Security Council Aic In Settling Situation On North Frontier

Formal Charges Filed by Greece  U.N. Asked to Help Settle Problems

SHOWDOWN ON CHINA LOOMS   GEN.’ MARSHALL REPORTED READY TO WASH INS HANDS OF CIINESE MUDDLE

Marshall May Quit In China   Negotiations Appear To Be Deadlocked

Marshall About To Concede Failure in China   End of Peace Effort and U.S. Aid Imminent

MARSHALL READY T0 GIVE UP IN CHINA   Unable To Restore Peace Be: tween Rival Factions

These Fiscal Problems! You Fioure “Em Out   The U. S. Is Going to Be in Balance, but It Is Not Going to Be in Balance.

U.S. Budge Is Clouded Problem   Truman Statements Out of Line With  @auydar Ficnrac.

Views Conflict On U: 5. Budget   To Balance: Truman; Deficit, Vinson Says

Truman, Snyder Seem To Disagree  On Being Able To Balance Budget

HEARINGS ON OPA BILL   Wagner Presses for Quick Action by Senate Committee

SEEK FAST ACTION ON PRICE CONTROL: ACT   Fate Of OPA Up To Senate House Compromise

MRS. RODGERS M. BEAN APPOINTED MENARD COUNTY DIRECTOR FOR 1946 MARCH OF DIMES CAMPAIGN

John O. Rodgers Heads County Polio Drive   March of Dimes Group To Be Named At Later Date

Trolleys Remain Struck   Union Votes 635 To 362 Against Back-to-Work Proposal Yesterday

Pittsburgh District Is Without Transportation   Federal Conciliators To Meet With Company,. Union Representatives

D. C. Bus Crash Injures 44   Vehicle Hurtles  From Potomac Bridge

News Behind the News  Copyright McClure Newspaper  ete gate   WASHINGTON By Bay Tucker

Texas Officers Launch Search For Men Two Convicts Flee © Prison: Guard -Dead

OUTLOOK FOR OPA SHAKY IN SENATE   Auto Workers’ Reuther Hits @t Increase in Automahila Brinee

MORE CURBS FOR OPA ARE HELD LIKELY   Agency Heads Toward Final Committee Test in Senate

More Curks Likely for Price Agency  Measure Up Again In Committee of  Senate This week

Outlook Appears Dark for OPA In Upper House   Union Labor Leader Protests at Trend Toward Price Rises

OPA Faces Last Test This Week   Senate To Decide Fate Of Weakened U. S. Price Agency

CURBS F  APPEAR LIKELY IN COMMITTEE   Union Leader Heads Driv. To Keep Wages Ahead OF Prices

OPA Facing Final. Test  In Committee  Banking Group To Renort Soor

OPA Is Facing More Curbs On Price Contro!      Senate Banking Commit. tee to Report Out Bill This Week

OPA Faces Final Tests This Week In Senate Group   UAW President Says Labor Must Keep Wages Ahead of Prices

OPA Hearings Reopen Again In Committee   Union Protests Price Hikea Along With Higher Wages; Agency’s Power Shaky

Finger Prints May Identif y Slayer   Three Suspects in Indianapolis Hospital Killing Released

Hope to Identify Girls’ Assailant  Officials Have Perfect Finger Prints

CHECK PRINTS OF NURSE'S SLAYER   PERFECT SPECIMENS FOUND AT SCENE OF CRIME, POLICE SAY

Question Man In Degnan Case   Held? On Formal Charge Of Attempting To Kidnap Two Small Girls.

Rangers Ride to Aid Man, Feet Frozen   Skiier Fights Blizzard Two Days Bringing Victim to Resort

RANGERS STURGGLE T HROUGH 10-FOOT SNOW. TO RESCUE WINTER-LOCKED FREEZING VICTIM

VET HOSPITALS ‘GLEAN HOUSE   Bradley Says ‘Incompetent Doctors Weeded Out In 97 Institutions

HISTORIC CHAPEL SITE TO BE MARKED   Conewago Edifice One Of 150 Places Selected By State Commission As First Phase Of Prograrn

O INTANGIBLE TAX BILLS TO SENATE    MEASURE FOR 4 PER CENT IM POST SCRAPES BY HOUSE OVER OPPOSITION.

Red Pierce Named Coach at Sul Ross   NEW MENTOR, WAR VET. ONCE RATED ONE OF STATE'S GREATEST BACKS

3 Escaped Boys Nabbed   Fourth Telephones He Will Return to Red Wing; 10 Still Missing

ONE BIG FIGHT FOR CONGRESS   GEORGE SADOWSKI FACES SERIOUS RATTLE

Merger Measure Is Lambasted —   Forrestal Opposed to Pending Bill

Forrestal Hits Bill to Merge  Armed Forces   Secretary Proposes Addition of New Post in Cabinet

ARMED FORCES UNITY OPPOSED   Navy Secretary Talks Against Truman’s Merger Proposal

KIWANIS WILL SEND TWO TO CONVENTION IN ATLANTIC CITY      Weidenaar and Boersma Named to Represent Local Group

Alvin J. Paris Charged With! Trying to Bribe Two Member: New York Giants

ey  AN/BE TIP’ BARED   Expose of Attempt to “Fix” Title Football Game Followed rapping of Telephone.   nccp PROBE OF PARIS   york Officials Seek to Learn if Other Persons are Involved. ©  New   Court Action Taken Under 1921 Law Passed to Protect Prosessional Sports.

'we re / wwre vav . Fad rouce wire-1apping Gave  Tip on Attempted Bribery   Sweeping Investigation Is Started to Learn Whether A. J. Paris Acted Alone to ‘Fix’? Hapes. Filchok-

Pro Football Scandal Still Being Probed   One Man Arrested on Bribe Charge; Bears And Giants Involved

Scandal in Football   Attempt to “Fix” Game Yesterday Between Chicago-N. Y. Pros

Fight On U. S. Atom Control Plan Is Neat   Commission A. Approves Scientific and Technical Phases

CALL FOR APPLICANTS FOR WEST POINT IN °43   Congressman Gross Urges Those  Interested In Appointinent To Write To Him At Once

0 Verdicts Are Found in Court  Litigation ls Result Of  Se li ess.

CLEAR LOCAL MAN IN DAMAGE SUIT VERDICTS      Fayette County Litigation Is Aesult Of Accident In Brownsville

OPA Battle  Is Growing      Crities Are Afraid  Regulation Is Over

Revolt Against OPA Severe On ‘Capitol Hill   One of Agency’s Critics Urges “Moderation Lest Price Control Be Destroyed’   Continuation Is  Held Essential   Calls For Correciion of Abuses as Debate Nears ow Bill to.Extend Life of. Bureau

House Feeling Against OPA  Seares Critic   Hartley Now Fears Whole Price Control Setup May Be Wined Out

Railroads ‘Grab of U. $. Millions in War Charged   Sen. Taylor Claims ‘Stupendous Funds’ Disbursed Recklessly

RECESS TAKEN OVER AUGUST BY COMMITTE   Army, Navy Officers Termed Involved By Senator

Profits Probe Hears Attack On Railroads   Idaho Senator Says Millions Overchargec For War Shipments

Railways Accused Of War Profiting   Idaho Senator Demands Probe of Overpayments

N. Y. Police After Alleged Embezzler  $1,000,000 Thought Arnount Lifted

Jurist Terms Strike Action ‘Great Mistake’   AFL Counsel Cites Congressional Act Restricting Labor Injunctions In Defense of Mine Union Boss.

Man Confesses Being Implicated In Kidnap-Slaying Of Suzanne Degnan

New President Will Have Full Command   Attempts Being Made To Stabilize Nation’s Currency

Chinese Military Forces Merge For National Defense   Urge Soviets Withdraw Troops From Manchuria

MERGER PACT SIGNED BY CHINESE FACTIONS   Calls For Modern Defense Force To Aid Rebuilding

New President Will Have Full Command   Attempts Being Made   Attempts Being Made To Stabilize Nation’s Currency

CHINESE MILITARY. MERGED BY GOV'T. AND COMMUNISTS:   Merger Plan Calls For Slow ' Reduction of Army Into Close-Knit, Modern Defense Force—May Aid Rehabilite:  tian

Pennsylvania Holds Key To Gas Use — Ot Pipelines   Only ‘Compelling Reasons’ To Induce Favorable Signal, Gov. Martin Says

Annual Meeting Palo Alto Co. Farm Loan  Ass’n. Wola wWea.a  — Or ON mee loa

Dan Dohertys Wed 50 Years On Sunday  Will Have Open  House For Friends 

D. DOHERTY’S WED GO) YEARS SEPT. 22   Open House From 2 to 5 To Be Held in Their Home  at Maurice

AIRPLANE FOUND ~ WRECKED; 8 DEAD   MISSING NAVY FLYING BOAT CRASHED 45 MILES NORTH, EAST OF SEATTLE.

MISSOURT DEMOS SEEN AS UNEASY   Party May Lose Ground in Truman’s State Due to Wallace Break

‘Big Four’ Parley 4.1. Lews Orders “Breakdown” Will Iwo Week Truce Have Wide Effect \n Coal Tieng

Truman Reports U. S. in Good Financial Shape   Budget Balance Si ighted for 1947; Purpose to Retire Debt During Boom Times: Still No Cut in —

ORDERS ARMY BILL SETTLED   Hearings On Training Pro posal Will End Next Week-end

Hearing Friday In Cove: Case   Court Will Be Asked To Kill Injunction

UNION FIGHTS COVEL WRIT   Petition For Dissolution Of Injunction to be Filed

Courts Divided Over Veterans   Chief of Selective Service Reports Two Conflicting Rulings

COURTS SPLIT ON VETS’ JOB RIGHTS   DECIDING RULING EXPECTED SOON, HERSHEY SAYS

Courts Divided On Vet's Right To Fill Old Job   Two Courts Have Uphelc Right Of Veteran To Be Reinstated

Job Rights of ‘GI Undecided   Courts Have Yet To Make Ejinal Ruling.

Statement By Hershey... .  Courts Are Divided On Extent Of Vet’s Right To Get His Old Job Back

Courts Split On Vel Right To His Old Job   Gen. Hershey Lists Court Rulings Thet De Not Solve *Superseniority’ Issue

Courts Divide 0  Veterans’ Jobs Seniority: ‘Question . Still Unsettled

VETS’ WELFARE IS CONCERN OF MINERS UNION   Protection Clause Is Demanded In Parley On New Contract

13 Changes-As Attlee Shuffles British Cabinet   Alexander Appears Likely To Become Minister Of Defense.

Attlee Shakes Up Cabinet In  Labor Regime   Thirteen Members Involyed In Change; A. ¥. Alexander Seen As Minis. rer Of Defense

BRITISH CABINET POSTS SHUFFLED   Ex-Lord of Admiralty Becomes   Defense Minister

ENGLAND CHANGES 13 IN CABINET SHAKE-UP   Alexander Due To Become Minister Of Defense

Thanksgiving Dinner Next : Thursday Will Be One Of Most Expensive On Record

Cost of Thanksgiving Dinner Rises lo Highest on Record, Survey Shows

TURKEY DINNER TO COST MORE   Coast-To-Coast Increase In Food Prices Noted

Turkey Day Dinner Cost To Be High   Turkey and all the Trimmings Will Set Average Family of Four Back Near $8.5(

‘BIG FOUR WILL HAVE TOP HAND IN SETTLEMENT   Decisions Of Peace Conference Will Be Limited To Sections Of Treaties On Which Foreign Ministers Couldn't Agree.

May Adept Two-thirds Rule Today   Paris Conference Opened To All Questions About  tee We gos

Adoption Of Two-Thirds Rule !5 Virtually Sure .   Peace Conference May Limit Decisions To Matters On Which The Big Four Have Disagreed; Molotov Favors Proposal

‘Two-Third Rule ‘Expected To Be  Adopted At Paris   ‘Strong Support = Given Proposal Despite Objection of Evatt.  

Parley Will Decide Matters On Which Big Four Disagree   Soviet Foreign Minister Molotoy Agrees "To Proposal To Onen Paris Conference To All Gurstions On Pacts

RN  Legion Leaders Backing Steile   Committee Votes To , Have Monthly Investigations of Vet Treatment.

LEGION LEADERS BACK STELLE’S V.A. CRITICISM   Committee Votes to, Scour U. S.:Monthly For Facts on Agency

STELLE’S ATTACK ON ADMINISTRATION OF VET AFFAIRS BACKED BY LEGION

LEGION BACKING STELLE IN FIGHT FOR BETTER VA   WILL CHECK NATION EVERY MONTH FOR ‘AMMUNITION’

LEGION BACKS STELLE CHARGE   Leaders Seek More Information on VA

Legion Backs Up Commander In VA Row And. Will Be Watchdog Over Affairs Of Veterans

Stelle Draws Support, Rebuke   Legion Chiefs Behind Criticism of VA but Deplore Tactics _

Bills Concerning Liquor Rationing, Absentee Voting, Poll Tax Facing Assembly   Legislative Machinery Temporarily “Interrupted By Inauguration Of Tuck

EIRE PAYS © TRIBUTE 10 GLENNON   Cardinal’s Body , Will Be Flown To United States

GLENNON’S BODY IN U.S. THURSDAY      Diplomats and Students Pay Tribute to Prelate

Bilbao: Ready For His Next Senate Probe   To Leave for Washington and Investigation of War Contractor Role; Jackson Report Dec. 16

Senator Bilbo Sure of Himself   Prepares for Second. Bout of Inquiry

Bilbo Is Certain All Is Lovely and Right Will Prevail   Mississippian Faces Nev Bout With Senate Committee ou His Record

Bilbo Confident In Second Bout   Probe Relations With Contractors

BILBO CONFIDENT HE WILL GET OVER HEARINGS SAFELY   Has No Apology to Make Over His Stand;. Prepares For Second Bout

Bilbo Prepares for Second Probe  White Supremacy Remains His Demand

STEVENSON MAKES 9  MORE APPOINTMENTS  ON STATE BOARDS THREE MEMBERS EACH  NAMED TO EDUCATION, ICRA TSCW CROUPS

Olmsted and Blue Ait The —— Road for Votes   Hard Campaign Faces G.O.P. Ticket-Toppers

Strong Support Seen For Iran At U.N. 0. Meeting   United Nation’s Council To Support Iran In Protest On Soviet Troops   RUSSIA'S ATTITUDE ON UNO TO DEVELOP

Iran Assured UNO Support In Soviet Tilt   Fate of Council and Peace Hinge On N. Y. Meeting

SOLID SUPPORT FROM SECURITY COUNCIL SEEN   ‘Action May Bring Showdown On Russia’s Devotion to World Peace Agency

Crisis Near In Nation’s  Labor Fight   National Economic Faces Most Critical Test: Unions  Map 1-2-3. Punch

One, Two, Three Punch Aimed By  Three Large Unions   Unless Settlements Come Within Week An Estimated 1,500,000 Workers To Join Thousands Already Idle.

NATION FACES CRITICAL TEST IN LABOR WAR   Unions Prepare To Throw a OneTwo Punch

.3 BIG UNIONS READY TO CALL MORE STRIKES   1,500,000 May Join Workers - Already Idled By Labor Disputes   TELEPHONE STRIKE DUE   Steel, Electrical And Meat Unions Schedule Walkouts In Next Few Days

TELEPHONE TIEUP IS THREATENED   Western Electric Strikers Urge Sympathy Walkout

NATION FACES CRITICAL TEST IN LABOR CRISIS   1,500,000 Scheduled To Walk Out Unless Peace Efforts Are Successful

Three Big CIO Unions Aim a 1-2-3 Punch in Labor's Fight for Higher Wages

British Propose Inspection of Troop Reports  Security Council Wil Discuss Greek Complaint Tuesday

Britain Offers eTroop Inventory Inspection Plan   Calls For Creation Of U. N. Checking Agency Before January 15.

Shopping Days To Christmas   New British Proposal On  Troop Census

British Propose Inspection of Troop Reports  Security Council Wil  Discuss Greek Pe er a, ee pony

Great Britain — Asks Agency for Troop Inspection   Body Would Verify Reports Submitted in Connection With a Proposed Worldwide Troop Census

Initial Proposals Slated For Assembly Within a Few Days Delegates Announce   Measures for Inspection Expected to be’Greatest Obstacles to Acceptance

U.S. ARMS PLAN NEARLY. READY   Details Of Program Fo World Disarmament Are Still Secret

U.S. PLAN FOR DISARMAMENT ABOUT READY   Proposals Go Before ‘UN Assembl y— Molotov Offers to Meet Demands.

SOLONS REPORT FEAR OF REDS’ PACIFIC AIMS   Stronger U. S. Forces Urged By Military Setup To Check Soviets

Warn of Danger Of Pacific War   Congressmen Urge Steps Be Taken To Avert Second ‘Pearl Harbor’

 Another ‘Pearl Harbor’ Feared Unless Russia is Checked in Pacific]   - -U. S. PLANES IN ACTION —  Air Show for Athens

HUGE GROUP FEARO otGOND PEARL HARBOR   Wants Strong Force to  Meet Soviet Threat.

Russ Threat Against U. S. Held Serious   Solons Visiting Tokyo in  Fear of Another Sudden Attack; Larger Army and Navy There Are Urzed

DEER TIES UP TRAFFIC AT OAKLAND AS RESCUER SINKS IN MUD TO HIS STOMACH © AND THE DEER TO EYES: LASSO TO RESCUE

Buyers Strike Guide Bill Offered  as Pri ice Legislation   Some of OPA Friends Apparently Are Giving Up Hope for Its Revival With Powers That They Want

Showdown Expected Today In House On New Senate Bill Whish Unless Revived Is Certain to Be Vetoed

HOUSE SHOWDOWN ON PRICE CONTROL WILL COME TODAY   Truman Hints at Veto of Bill Unless It Is Revised Before it Reaches His Desk,   BUYERS’ STRIKE GUIDE MEASURE INTRODUCED   Legisiation Designed to Provide Consumers With Price Data On Commodities.

House Test Looms Today On Senate  OPA Measure e  Ct 17) A TD _   Some OPA Backer Giving Up Hope For Its Revival

Act Seen as Maneuver to Facilitate Buyers’ Strikes; Barkley Hints Bill Will Be Last Congressional Effort

‘Truman Hints At Another “PA Bill Veto   Barkley Indicates Present Measure Last This Session

House Showdown  Set Today On OPA   Program To Back Buyers’ Strikes Talked: Murray Sounds Warning

House Faces Test Today on OPA Measure   CIO Head Speaks of Danger of Unrest if Prices Go Out of Hand

A Buyers’ Strike Threat:—  OPA Test in Mouss   Murray Warns of Unrest Over Inflation

Showdown Expected Ir House Today; Would Aic Buyers’ Strikes   REPUBLICANS UNABLE TO REACH AGREEMENT

Watch The Trends!   House Showdown s Set Today On OPA   Program To Back Buyers’ Strikes Talked; Murray Sounds Warning

House Gets Senate OPA Bill Today   CIO President Says ‘Widespread Unrest’ Will Follow Prices

House Showdown Expected Today On Senate Control Act   Price Agency’s Friends Seen Losing Hope Of Bill With Desired Controls; Legislation To Facilitate Buying Strikes Offered

Voorhis Seek:  Law to Aid  Buyer Strikes OPA Friends Losing  Hope for Strong Price Control Bill

Bill To Facilitate Buyers’ Strike Is On House Calendar   ClO President Philip Murray Warns Congressmen Of Repercussions At The Polls Next November If Prices Go Higher

Solon Urges Bill to Aid Buyers’ Strike   Some OPA Supporters Begin to Despair of Resurrecting Agency

Leaders Plan Last Attempt For OPA Bil   Legislation to Aid Buyers Strike Proposed in House

U. 5. OFFICIALS CLASH WITH YUGOSLAVS   Charge 165 Americans Held _In Concentration Camps   EMBASSY   Denies Slave Labor Exists In Yugoslavia: Plane Incidents Renewed

U.S. Slavs Engaged in Hot Debate   Controversy Rages Over American Charge That Tito Regime Enslaving Some of Citizens

Say 165 Rented Out for Work, 10 Are Dead   Yugoslays Deny Mistreated Are U.S. Citizens

ACCUSE TITO OF RENTING YANKS OUT AS SLAVES  U. §. LOCKS HORNS  WITH YUGOSLAVIA OVER NEW CHARGES

CLAIMS SLAVS ENSLAVE YANKS   U. S. Files Protest Against Imprisonment nf Amorinane

U, 9. YUGOSLAV IN NEW ROW OVER.. “SLAVERY” METHOD  _ SHARP DIPLOMATIC ' DISPUTE UNDER WAY ’ BETW. SOUNTRIES

U. . CHARGES TITO ENSLAVED 165 AMERICANS   Citizens of This Country Sent to Concentration Camps, State Dept. Says.

U.S. Locks Horns With Yugoslavia on Charge of Slavery   Slavs Claim Persons in Question Are Not U. S. Citizens

U.S., Yugoslavia In Bitter Clash On ‘Slave’ Issue  Tito Charged With Forcing American Citizens

YUGOSLAVIA LOCKS HORNS. WITH U. S. OVER SLAVE ISSUE   Deny Americans Being Forced Into Stave Labor; People  Held Slav Enemies

Yugoslavia, U.S. Locked In Debate   Charge 165 American Citizens Rented Out At Forced Labor

U.S., Yugoslavia Have Sharp Words  On Charge Tito ‘Enslaves’ Americans

U.S., Yugoslavia Locked  Over Issue Yank Slavery   State Department Charges Americans Maltreated As Slaves, Some Die

WITH YUGOSLAVIA   U. S. Dissatisfied With Handling of American Citizens

U.5.-Yugoslavia In New Dispute; Slavery Charged   Balkan Nation Says No Americans Are Mistreated

YUGOSLAVS AND U, S. IN RUFF OVER ALLEGED ENSLAVEMENTS   Tito’s Gov’t Says Ones In Question Not U. S. Citizens But Nazi Agents

Tito Charged  With Enslaving U. S. Citizens   State Department Reveals 165 Thrown Into Concentration Camps, Ten Killed

Slav ‘Slavery’ Charge Aired   165 U. S. Citizens Allevedly Abused

STATE DEPARTMENT CLAIMS SL./S HAVE THROWN AT LEAST 165 INTO CONCENTRA ‘ON CAMPS, RENT. _ED MANY OUT AT FORCED LABC ¥.MINUS PAY °

United States Charge: Tito With Enslavemen’ Of American Citizens

Say Yugoslavs Hold Americans   165 Thrown Into Concentration Camps, State Dept. Charges

State Department Charges Yugoslavia iEnslaving American Citizens; Slavs Neclare Prisoners Were Nazi Spies

U.S. Charges Slavs Held Americans in Total Slave Labor   Yugoslavia Denies Any Such Actions; ote

UNITED STATES YUGOSLAVIA IN SHARP ISSUE   Debate Whether Tito Holds Our Citizens As Slaves

U. S., SLAVS ARGUE STATUS OF INTERNEES   America Claims 165 Citi zens Are in Concentra. tion Camps, but Bel. grade Says They Are Slavic Subjects.

Diplomatic Tussle Between US, Slavs Over Slave Charge   American Citizens Alleged to Have Been Mistreated

U. S. Battles ¥ugoslavia Over Slaves   Tito’s Government Said to Have Enslaved Americans

Tito Charged With Holding U.S. Citizens   ‘State Department Accuses  Yugoslavia of Enslaving at  Least 165 in Forced Labor  Camps.

(LAVS SAY NO INERICANS IN SLAVE CAMPS   Reply To U. S. Note Asserts Persons Concerned Are Subjects Of Tito

Charge Slavs Enslaved Yanks, Caused Death   U. S. Says 165 Put In Concentration Camps, Rented Out As Slaves; Report 10 Dead

In Bitter  Exchange With Tito   Yugoslavia Flatly Denies U. S. Charge Of Enslavement of American Citizens

BLISTERING. NOTE 38 SENT “ BELGRADE’ AND YUGOSLAV. DIPLOMAT ISSUES IMMEDIATE DENIAL   By WILLIAM E. ZIMMERMAN?  International News Service.

Says Those Affected  Are Slavs   Countries in Bitter Diplomatic Debate Over Citizenship

America Debates ‘Slave’  Charges   Tito’s Government Is Said Holding  Americans

U. 5. Charges Yanks Enslaved In Yugoslavia   New Rift Looms ‘In Relations With Tito Gov't

U.S, SAYS SLAV TREATMENT I$ FATAL TO TEN   Report at Least 165 Have Been Placed in Concentration Camps

Yugoslavs Deny Americans -Held  in: Enslavement:   Prisoners Were Hitler Army Troops, Says... Belarade Envoy

Raps Yugoslavia On Slavery Charge  165 Held in Camps   Yugoslav Denies Charge; Says All Are Yugoslavs

FORCED LABOR CHARGE HURLED AT YUGOSLAVS   10 Die of Maltreatment, U. S. State Department Asserts

Yugoslavs Deny Maltreatment Charges By U.S.   Persons in Question Hitler Henchmen, Diplomat Asserts

Yugoslavia Denies Slave Labor Charges   Statement Asserts Persons U. S. Seeks To Protect Are in Reality Yugoslavs

Charge Slavs Enslave, Kill U. S. Citizens   Yugoslavia Claims Contre! Of 165 Persons Mentioned Nazi Fifth Columnists

Tito Denies Any Americans Held  As Slave Workers      U.S. Locks Horns With The Yugoslavs; De mands Made.

VOLUNTARY HOSIERY RATIONING ADVISED   President of Gotham Company Says Shortage May Continue a Year or More.

House Probers Seek Proof Kaiser’s War Shipbuilding Was Profitable

PFT STUDY TODAY   Shipbuilding Gains of Industrialist Scanned at Hearing Held at U. S. Capital.   FIGURES ‘CONFUSED, SOLON DECLARES

Commission Finds $192,999,000 Profits. But Kaiser Says He Lost $18,000,000

KAISER CASE , « [S A MAZE OF FIGURES      House Committee Conducts Search For Profits, If Any

PROBERS ASK IF H. J. KAISER IS SOLVENT OR NOT   Investigators Run Into Complicated Financial Structure

Union Faces Extortion Charges In Detroit   Organizers Charged With Smashing Windows And Other Violence To Force Stores To Join

GERMAN POLICE SEIZE SCHACHT   Nazi Economics Minister Free In Stuttgart For Only One Hour

ONE OF FREED NAZIS JAILED   Schacht, Taken In Custody By. German Police, Will Face New Charge

Schacht Held By Germans.  For New Trial   Will Face Charge Of Being Leading Nazi With Hitler

Schacht Put Under Arrest By Germans  Finance Minister,  Freed by oars T.. As ar ae © en & om

German Cops Put Schacht. Behind Bars   Ex-Reich Financial Wizard Accused Of  Beine Leadine Nagj

German Police Arrest Hitler’s Former Minister of Economics on Charges of Being a “Leading” Nazi — Conviction Would Carry a Maximum Penalty of 10 Years in Prison, Confiscation of Property and Debarment From Office.

Adolf Hitler's Former Economics Minister Jailed On Charge Of Being Leading’ Nazi

Germans Arrest Schacht to Face Civil Court Trial   Leading Nazi Into Cus. tody After Leaving Nuernberg

Germans Arrest Hjalmar Schacht As ‘Leading Nazi  Hitlor’« One-Time   Hitler's One-Time Financial Wizard Held In Stuttgart Jail

German Police Hold Schacht   Acquitted Nazi “Ordered _Arrested by Minister of State

Germans Put Schacht In Jail As A ‘Leading Nazi’   Hitler's Economic Minister Awaits Trial In Denazification Court: Arrested Following  Freedom Gained In War Crimes Trial

22 Military Planes, Four P-80's Start   Jacqueline Cochran Lone Woman in Post-War Contest

ELECTION FRAUDS ARE UNCOVERED IN KANSAS CITY   Whether the Irrezularities Cheaged Results of Any Contests in Aug. 6 Primary Undetermined.   SLAUGHTER DEFEATED BY TRUMAN CANDIDATE   Evidence Gathered by Two Reporters in Four Precincts Laid Before U. S. Dis ~ trie¢ Attorney.

Kansas City Star Charges Fraud Voting   Investigation Of Primary Election Made by Reporters

BALLOT FRAUDS DISCOVERED BY K. 6, NEWSMEN   ‘Star’ Yiscloses Irregularities In Few Wards in Aug. 6 Primary

Charges K. C. Vole Frauds   Star Says Types of Irregularities Found in Aug. 6 Primery

Primary Vote Frauds Charged In Kansas City   Information Uncovered by Star Turned Over to Government

U.S. Must Be heady (0 Keep Peace   secretary Byrnes Serves Notice to World in Talk

U, S. to Fight Ageression,  Says Byrnes   Secretary Asserts © ‘Nation Must Use Force, If Necessary

N O U © S.-Soviet War--Byrnes   Secretary Serves Notice U. S. Stands Against Aggression; Ready to Use Force If Necessary

SAYS NATION MUST DEFEND UNO CHARTER   Asserts Other Nations Must Also Live Up  To Covenant  4

Secretary Of State Says This Nation Intends To De fend United Nations Charter; Some Ferm Of Miltary Training Necessary

Byrnes Says UNO Charter To Be Backed   Secretary Asserts Tragedy Of Errors Only Could   Cause Serious Conflict Among Rie Powers

Avers U.S. Must © Be Prepared To: Avert Conflict   Favors: Some. Form: Of Universal: Military: Training

SECRETARY CALLS UPON THE NATION TO REMAIN STRONG   Declares World Should Know America Will Carry Out Obligations Under U. N. O. -Charter,   ADMITS SUSPICION “IS ALL AROUND Us”   But He Says Only “Tragedy of Errors” Could Cause War Between U. S. and Russia.

Jelieves Only ‘Tragic Evrer Could Cause Serious ‘Prouble With Russia, Stands By Charter

UNO'S CHARTER DEFENSE MADE AMERICAN GOAL   State Secretary Clears Air With New Foreign  Policy Declaration

Saas Nv Nagitic Werw' NSS: “en eels N88, 32.2883 NO qi~e WW TAF : -Say depois

Only Errors Could Cause War With Reds  State Secretary Sees No Reason For Bia Conflict

Byrnes Calls . For Firm U.S. To Keep Peace   Must Not Shrink From Us Of Foeree to Support NO. He Save

U.S. Cannot Alone Disarm Byrnes Says  Sees No Reason For War Between  Aaw Cepak Daxcsawe

Philadelphia Mountec Police Rout Strikers   Byrnes Serves Notice U. §. Can Not Tolerate Aggression

AGGRESSION MUST BE PREVENTED   Secretary Byrnes Says “ror Only Could Cause War with Reds

Nation To Use Force, If Need Arises - Byrnes      Secretary Sees No Reason for War Among Big Powers

Big Four Plans Moscow Meeting Qn German Treaty   Tentatively Agree To Recon vene On March 10, 1947 To Take Up Treaty  Thicenmceiane

PICK MOSCOW FOR MEETING   FOREIGN — MINISTERS --TO—DI5CUSS TREATY FOR GERMANY AT SESSION IN MARCH

SOUTHWEST POWER ADVOCATES TAKE CASE TO SENATE AS HOUSE EASES SLASH IN APPROPRIATION

SOUTHWEST POWER FIGHT HITS SENATE   Advocates Win Partial Victory in House As Appropriation Hiked

Dewey Assails Government's Labor Policies   Direction of Pelitical Wind Decides Settlement Of Disputes on Labor

Says Under Present Set-up Industrial Disputes May Be Settled on ’ Political Winds:

RUSSIA ADMITS EXTENSIVE GRAFT   MISAPPROPRIATION OF COLLECTIVE FARM LAND BRINGS CRACKDOWN.

Graft Causes Rift In Soviet Farm System   Threatens Framework Of Country; Guilty Toa Be Punished

GOVERNMENT PROBES NUMEROUS CASES OVER RUSSIA. Soviets Admit Widespread Graft, Inefficiency. In Vast-Farm System: Moscow. Issues Warning

ASSAIL STAND QF MEDIATORS   Westinghouse Says Firm’s Position Not Clearly Given in Report

Blizzard Halts Search For 71 In Plane Wreck   Storm May Rage Week; Fear All On Plane Dead

Blizzard Halts . Rescue Attempt  Search for Wreckage Of Plane Delayed

Blizzard Turns Baek Searchers For Lost-Plane   Airliner, Carrying 21 Persons Believed Wrecked * On Suminit of Steep  Wyoming Motmtain

Blinding Blizzard Halts Attempts To Reach Site Of Wreckage Of Airliner

UNO council meet likely to be postponed  Bad weather in Europe reason

Man Found Slain On Studio Set Following Movie Party Provides Real-Life Drama

Gangster Movie Death is Real’  Studio Man Found   Studio Man Found Dying After Party

Slaying Climaxes Filmland Party Marking Finish of Gangster Movie

This Wasn't In The Film Script   Murder Occurs At Hollywood Party

Slaying Follows End Of Filming   Murder of Electrician Climaxes Party At Studia

N. Y. Certain To Get Home   Assembly Approval Expected During Day

COMMITTEE OKAYS N. Y. U.N. SITE   Approval by U.N. Assembly Is Expected

HEADQUARTERS WRANGLE ENDS   Thirty-Three Nations Vote in Fa vor ot Accepting Offer of John D. Rockefeller, Jr.

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL OF UN MEETS   Security Group Still Waits For Russian Action On Spain Investigation

GAUNTAU URUr TREAT OF VETO ON SPAIN PROBE  Soviet’s New Stand Assure Approval of Modified Australian Plan     UN PUTS IN BUSY DAY     Economic and Social Counci Commissions Schedule   Economic and Social Council Commissions Schedule Round of Meetings

Russia May Veto Probe Of Franco   Waste of Time When Facts Already Known, Soviet Holds

FRANCO ISSUE MAY BE SHELVED BY UN COUNCIL   Russian Threat of - Veto Expected To Result In Action

Question On Spain Up At UN Meet; Key Held By Russ   Charges on Franco Spain to Be Taken Uy Again Today as the Council Reconvenes

Russia Has Key To Disposition Of Spanish Question   Fate Of Polish Resolution Depends On Russian Insistence To Exercise  The Power Of Veto.

‘Hitler Ordered Mass Jew Slayings, ‘Says Streicher, Denying Own Guilt

Express Tied Up As Strike Nears   Thousand Workers Remain Away From Jobs In Detroit Terminal

EXPRESS STRIKE THREAT MOUNTS   Detroit Workers Stay Out: Walkout Notice Filed

The Mark Rounds Honored On Golden Wedding Thursday  Have Open House ‘For Many Friends; Dinner In Evening

The Mark Rounds Honored On Golden Wedding Thursday  Have Open House ‘For Many Friends;

TRUMAN: GIVEN ALL DETAILS OF MOSCOW MEET   Byrnes Emphasizes Authority Of MacArthur Has Not ~ Been {Impaired

Two Killed, Five Injured in Gas  Blast at Warrenton  Explosion Shakes Most ‘ of Warren County

BARKLEY SAYS TRUMAN NEEDS NEW AUTHORITY   Serves Notice of An AM-Out. Fight, for Draft Clause

Barkley Serves Notice Administration Will Fight For Power   lowa Republican Plans Substitute   It Would Provide Drastic Action, But Eliminate Draft Feature

RESS BATTLE OR POWER TO RAFT STRIKER’   But Provision Seems Doomed

Barkley Leads Labor Draft Senate Fight  Recess Delays Debate;   Recess Delays Debate; Republicans Offer Six Amendments

Senate Fight Halts 24 Hours      Debate Over Truman’s Strike Curbs Laid Over By Death

Will Fight For Truman Labor Bill   Barkley Says the “Work or Draft’’ Provision Must Be Retained

President Disavows  Policy Talk   Denies Backing Secretary's Easy Plan For Russia

Misunderstood, President Says; Cries of ‘Blunder, ‘Tragedy’ Fly After ‘Treat-Russia-Nice’ Address

Arabs Oppose  Jewish State   Spokesman Threatens War Avainst Zionists

Arabs Opposed to  ‘State for Jews Disturbances Will Lead to Clashes

Students Protest Board Member's Charge Stevenson. To Study Dispute At WTSTC

U.S. Recognizes Austrian Regime   Coalition Government : Headed By Chancellor Fizl

U.S. Grants Recognition To Austria   New Republic Merits Aid of America,  Truman Says

J. S. Formally Recognizes Austrian Govt.   Dr. Kari Renner Is Elected President Of Naw Danahlina

U.S. Grants Recognition To Austria   Truman Felicitates Socialist President Of New Renublic

U. S. Approves New Austrian  Regime Of Figl   President Congratulate: Renner Upon Election As Head Of Republic

U. S. Recognizes New Government   Elect emer  President of Austrian Republic

Americans Do Too Much Loud ‘Crabbing’ Now   @ABSON SAYS UNITED STATES HAS’ MOST OF EVERYTHING

OUTLOOK 1S BRIGHTER THAN THE QUTLOOKERS   Roger Babson Says Prospect In America Is Not Gloomy As “Radio Croakers” Seem To. Think It Is.

Hear 18 Percent Wage Boost To GM Workers To Be Recommended   Detroit News, In Copyrighted Story, Says President’s Fact-Finding Committee Will Make Known Recommendations Today

Detroit Paper Says Boost Will Total 20c Hour   Newspaper Says Board Bus. ing Calculations Of General Motors 194] Praduction Levels   Report Heading To White House   Chairman of Bourd, Asked to Comment On Repotted 18% Incrense Says “That is Not Correct”?

Fact Finders Put OK On Pay Raise Of GM Workers   Ford And CIO Open Talks Again

WAGE INCREASE OF 18 PER CENT MAY BE URGED   Detroit Paper Says Fact-Finding Board’s Report Is Based on "41 Output

20 Cents Hour Wage Increase Urged for GM   This Approximates 18 Per Cent Boost for Striking Employes . Of General Motors

FACT-FINDERS SAID WILL URGE 20 CENT GM HIKE  » UAW: Asking: Thirty ' Per. Cent Pay Boost; Thic is: 18 Per Cent

RUMOR PANEL FAVORS 20-CENT GM PAY RAISE   Officials Meet to Avert Three Other Strikes Next Week

‘FACT-FINDERS’ SAID AGREED ON 20-CENT BOOST   Talks Continue In Effort To Head Off Major Strikes Set For Next Week

Underwater Test Today   Atomic Bomb To Be Set Off at 5:35 P. M. Today

Weather Uncertain as Navy Gets Set for Underwater Nd Bomb Test at Bikini Today

Success Is Up To Elements At Bikini   Leaders Hope Weather Will Turn Off Fair

EVERYTHING SET FOR BOMB TEST   Historic Event Slated This Afternoon, Miami Time, In Bikini Lagoon

A-BOMB TEST IS SCHEDULED FOR TODAY      Admiral Blandy Gives the Signal That History’s First Underwater Experiment in the Bikini Lagoon “Is On.”

Arabs Threaten  To Take Action   British Called Too Reluctant to Use Full Force in Palestine   Final Preparations for Subsurface Atomic Bomb Test Today Completed

Smalt Craft With A-Bomib: Te owed>~ e “Into Bikini Lagoon. For Undersea » Pest Of Explosive This Afternoon

WORLD'S FIRST UNDERWATER  A-BOME BLAST OCCURS TODAY   Erratic Weather May Postpone Explosion Set At 4:30 P. M. (CDT)

Check Final Details For Initial Undersea Explosion Of Atomic Bomb Against Fleet

Underwater Test of Atomic Bomb Set for 5:35 Today, Canandaigua Fast Time, Weather Permittina

STELLE OPENS: ~NEW DISPUTE                  NATIONAL LEGION COM. MANDER AND BRADLEY ENGAGE IN ANOTHER CONTROVERSY

PAULEY SHOUTS FOR AN APOLOGY FROM SEN, TOBE}   Denies He Sold OW Directly To The  Japanese

Three Are Killed in Accidents   Burns Fatal to Two; Youth Hit as He Runs Across Street

Hull Appeals For British Loan Approval   America’s Leadership For World Peace to Be Tested, House Told

HULL ISSUES PLEA FOR BRITISH LOAN   MESSAGE SEEN AS ADMINISTRATION'’S TRUMP CARD IN HOUSE DEBATE.

Letter From Hull Gives Fina! Push For British Loan   Haff Been Wrong

Hull Tells House British Loan Vote Tests Leadership   Sees ‘Ruin for Us and World If We Sit Still Now’

Demand Vets Get Surplus   Committee Asks For Boost in Priorities

HELP PROMISED VETS IN SURPLUS ARTICLES   House Expenditures Group Goes To Bat For G.I.’s

Roadblocks of Russia  Profested   Senator Asks Better Understanding, Outlawing Bomb

Tells Senate That World Peace Hinges on Cooperation Among United Nations and Outlawing of A-Bomb

PEACE FACTORS ARE ANNOUNCED BY VANDENBERG   Must Outlaw A-Bomb, ~ Come To Accord With Reds, Senator Says

Sees Russia As Blocking World Peace   Senator Vandenberg Says Paris Conference Drew  Nations Closer

Town Line Residents Go to Polls On Whether fo Abandon Confederacy

Village To Feast On Fatted Calf And Vote On Return To Union Tomorrow

Maritime Agreement Delayed   Pacific Union Balks At ‘ Government Formula For Settlement

Apply Formula For Settling Marine Strike   Ship Owners and Union ue Resume Negotiations In Washington Today   Lights F licker In Pittsburgh   Golden Triangle Grows  Dimmer As Carbons Burn   Out In Arcs’ Without  Replacements

Deadlock Is Unbroken in  Shin Strike   ‘Some Progress’ Reported on Security Problems That Are Holding Up Settlement of Maritime Dispute .

CURBS IMPOSED ON GRAIN FEEDS  IN NEW ORDER   Use of Corn in Manufacture of Foods Is Also Cut 15 to 20 Per Cent   LIGHTER STOCK DECREED   And Poultry Grain Will Be Limited to 80 Per Cent of 1945 Production

Will Increase Shipments Of Wheat Abroad   Drastic New Action Effective Monday

NEW CURBS IN GRAIN BUYING ARE ANNOUNCED   Government In Drastic _ Action To Boost Quota  For Hunger Areas

Blacklisting Of Pro-Axis Firms Ended  Allied Action Affects 5.820

U.S. and Britain To Cancel Foreign Firms Blacklist   Wartime Move Was Aimed at Companies Accusea - Of Collaborating with Axis

WAR BLACKLISTS ENDED BY ALLIES   U. 5S. AND BRITAIN TO RESUME TRADE WITH THOUSANDS OF FOREIGN FIRMS.

Over 5,000 Foreign Firms Affected   Latin America To Be Affected By Lifted Restriction

U.S. and Britain End Blacklist of Foreign Firms   Official Announcement of Agreement to Be Made Monday

AMERICA RULES BLACKLIST OFF ON AXIS DEALS   Britain Agrees to Plan Elimi nating Barriers Against Pacts with Companies

U. §. and Britair Drop Black List  Order to Affect Thousands of Firms

FOUR CANDIDATES SEEK POST U.5., Britain To Drop Names Of Firms On War Blacklists

Labor Groups Disagree On Wage-Price Policy   Disagree On WSB Application Of Government’s New Policy

MINES’ SAFETY IS PEACE PRICE   Lewis Continues His All-Out Battie to Lift Welfare Conditions

Lewis Demands Safety Program In Mine Pact   Tells Operators To Decide On “Peace or War”

Railroads Must Cut Passenger Runs One-Half   Negotiations Stay At Standstill Today

Congress Urges Termination Of Coal Strike   Negotiations Between Owners of Mines and Lewis Are at Standstill.

Exclusive SES ee ewe SSR  Krug Glad He's In Interior‘Not Exterior’

LAVS BOYCOT! NAL SESSION AS PROTEST   Seek to Force Alterions in Italian ty Draft

U. S. Officials Belittle Attack By Molotov .  Te of ee . Se   Concern Shown Over ' Poland and Romania

U.S. OFFICIALS DENY CHARGES BY MOLOTOV   Claim Record Even Shows Difference Between British, Americans

US. BELITTLES MOLOTOV PAPER   Officials Say ‘Bloc’ Charge Not Substantiated

Molotov Charges Held Unfounded   American Officials Say Record Won’t Bear Out Soviet Claims

Americans Deny Pact To Hit Reds   ‘Previous Agreement Has no Basis in Fact. Officials Say; Byrne: te Silent   INo Bad Omen Seen      Molotov, Some Declare, Acted Only in Blunt  Russian Manner

SOVIET CHARGE OF TWO-POWER BLOC DWARFED   Molotov’s Claim of Yank. Anglo ‘Gangup’ ot Paris Strongly Denied

U.S. Officials Belittle Views  Soviet Russia   Point to Record to Disprove Molotov’s Contention Of Anglo-American ‘Bloc’ Against Moscow

Chinese Want Settlement   Everything Else Expected To Follow Naturally When Manchurian Situation Settled

Byrnes Is Silent On Complaint of Anti-Soviet Bloc   Old Trouble Spots in Poland, Romania  Cause More Concern

Officials Belittle Molotov Charges ‘Of U.S.-British Attack Against Reds

PARIS CONFERENCE— Molotov Charges Taken Lightly In Washington  Byrnes Remains Silent But Others Say Soviet Attitude Not Supported By Facts

U. S. Officers Belittle Soviet Charge   Americans Report Only Slight Notice of Molotov’s Accusation

Molofov Claim Belittled by U.S. Officials   Deny Accusation Of ‘Offensive’ Against Russians

STREET CAR AND BUS OPERATORS STRIKE IN OKLAHOMA CITY  TRANSPORTATION TIED UP AS AF.L. GROUP IN LASTING “MEETING”

CARS, BUSSES FAIL TO RUN   Workers Do Not Show Up for Morning Shift in Capital—Police and Fire Vehicles Help Haul Passengers.

City Manager Gill Orders All City Cars Out for Taxi Duty and Appeals to Motorists

Egyptian Cabinet Members Quit   Resign In Protest Against Suppressions

SEVERAL EGYPTIANS QUIT CABINET, PROTESTING STERN SUPPRESSION BY BRITISH: CRISIS FEARED 

‘Air Power Is Peace Power, Says Aircraft Official to Rotary Club

Pope Desginates Two Additional Bishops, Creafes New U. 5. Diocese

Man Reported Killed During World War IIs Reunited With Daughters

LAUSCHE OUSTS BUCKEYE MAYOR   Governor Charges Failures To Suppress Gambling At Brady Lake

Removal of Ohic Mayor Ordered By Gov. Lausche   Fails to Clean up Resort Gambling, Executive Says

MAYOR OUSTER ___ORDER ISSUED   LAUSCHE ACTS IN CONTRO. VERSY OVER GAMBLING CHARGES IN PORTAGE COUNTY TOWN

Russians Use Veto Twice Wednesday   Stormy Session is Staged by UN Security Council Yesterday

RUSSIAN VETO USED T0 BLOCK SPANISH ISSUE   Gromyko Invokes Veto Twice in Stormy Council Meet

UN Council Has Stormy  Conference  _ Gronvko Invokes   . Gromyko Invokes Veto Twice On Spanish Question

Blame Meat Situation For Chicken Thefts In Boone, M‘Henry Counties

TRUMAN HAS STATEMENT ONDRAFT LAW   Nation Expects To Hear Miltary Program Is Short

Small Manpower  Pool Is Now Left For Call In Draft   Stop-Gap Draft Extension Law Exempts Call For Teen-Agers At Present   PRESIDENT PLANS TO GIVE ATTITUDE

ANGENTINE BREAK DEMANDED TODAY   Threat To Democracy Is Term Used By Guffey.

British Report No Trace Seen  Of French Plane   Rescue Parties Comb Sea For Indications Of Big Airliner Reported To Have Crashed

@ PAUL MALLON.—  World Developments Show New Energy Among Communists

THE/NE  a. Dain MALLON “FR”   PLAN REVOLT IN FRANCE, CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN

U. §. DIRECTS SHIP PARLEYS      Optimistic Viewpoint Features Session

Farm Price Boosts Now Behind, Says Anderson in Speech   Present Ceilings Enough To Stimulate Good Production

Prices Fixed on Farm Produce  No Further Chanaes   No Further Changes Now, Anderson Says

All Farm Price Hikes Now Made   Agriculture Secretary Says Increases Enough To Boost Production

FARM PRICES TO LEVEL OFF NOW   Anderson Says General Time For Price Increases In Farm Products Now Behind Us.

No Need For Greater Hike In Farm Prices   AGRICULTURAL LEADER SAYS SCALE AMPLE TODAY

PEAK’ INDICATED ON FARM PRICES   Anderson , Feels : Increases Are Drawing To Close

Price Hikes On Farm Produce Said Near End   Present Ceilings Declared Enough To Push Production

CONSUMERS SHOWING RESENTMENT, ANDERSON SAYS Time Of Price Increases For  Farm Produce Now Is Behind:

Prices Of Produce At Peak   Time Of Boosting Farm Products Is Passed, Anderson Says

PRICE INCREASES ON FARM: PRODUCE BELIEVED AT END   Anderson Says Boosts Have Reached Peak and Now - Will Become Level

Agri-Head Anderson Asserts Present U.S. Farm Produce Prices Are Sufficient

Farm Price Boosts Over, Anderson Says  . ‘Present. Ceilings ‘Are Hick Enough’:

No Further Price Hikes Are Planned for Farm Produce-Secy.Anderson

Anderson Talks On Farm Prices  Says Ceilings Should Bring Production

Anderson Believes Time for Boosting ProducePrices Over   Says Present Ceilings Are Sufficient to Stimulate Output

Secretary Says Prices Hivh Enoust      Anderson Declares Time For Increase of Farm Prices Past, Present Ceilings Snfficient

FARM PRICE BOOSTS AT END  Anderson Says Ceilings Now Will Spur Production

Anderson Tells Farmers Their Price Ceilings as High as They Should Be

 Present Farm Produce Price Ceilings Are Sufficient To Stimulate Production, Agriculture Head Declares

ANDERSON SAYS FARM CEILINGS IS HIGH ENOUGH   Secretary Claims Present Prices Will Boost Production

Says Prices High Enough   Farm Ceilings High Enough to Boost Output—Anderson

NEWSMEN 10 SEE NAZIS EXECUTED   Allied Council Reverses Ban After Protests Led by United Press

Writers To See Deaths Of Top War  Criminals   Control Council in Decision to Permit Correspondents to Watch Executions

FREE PRESS WINS   neta nlahenhatindlhilikalion:  News Correspondents To See Execution Of War Criminals.

ADMIT PRESS TO EXECUTIONS   ALLIED CONTROL COUNCIL REVERSES DECISION

DOO Oe eG o+ Gor QoeGesSorOnee Mae  ‘(Executions iMay Be Seen. (By Newsmen

NAZIEXECUTIONS OPEN TO PRESS   Protest On News Blackout “Brings Action

NEWSMEN TO WITNESS ANY NAZI EXECUTIONS   Allied Control Council Will Admit Two From Each Nation

Press To See All Executions   _ Two Correspondents From Each Country Will Witness Carrving Out Of Nazi Death Sentences

WYATT MAY G0 TO CONGRESS TO GET HELP IN HOUSING   Housing Expediter in Disagree: ment With RFC on Proposed Building Loans

Wyatt Seeks New Housing Devices  May Carry Loan Fight to New GOP Conares:

Wyatt's Quest Is Pressed   Administra tor Ponders Appeal To New Congress For Home Financing Aid

Begin Making Darker Flour   American Millers Ordered _To Do This To Help Share Wheat Supplies.

Sen. Wherry Helps Delay OPA Action   Barkley Tries For Yea Extension As Substite Measure, —

Agreement On Compromise is  Delayed Today   Any Restoration of Price Controls Held Up For Several Weeks.

Decision of Senate Banking Committee Likely to Decide the Future of Price Controls   House Passes Emergency Bill Extending Price and Rent Controls But Senate Looks With Favor on Compromise Plan

BLOGKED-EFFORTS TO SPEED AN OPA REVIVAL TODAY   Senate Leaders Seught Informal Agreement on Compromise.   PRICE CONTROES OFF   Any Restoration Will Be Delayed, Senate Oppesition Intimated.

SENATE HELE “UPN EFFORT - TOAUSH BIL   O’Daniel and Wherry Block Sending of Extender to Committee.

Senate Opposition May Bring Delay Of Several Weeks   Working Toward a Year's Extension as A Substitute for House Resolution

House Approves Of 20-Day Price Control Extension  But Senate Fails To Act   Taft Steps Down From First Demands After Criticism From Truman

Senate Cancels Bid From House For Speedy Legislation   Leaders Work For Informal Agreement On Compromise Bill

Leaders Seek  ‘Agreement On i\Compromise Bill   Any Restoration Will Be Delayed For Several Weeks By Senate Opposition

Controls Are Of; Leaders  Fighting   Senators Are Set To Hold Ground For Weeks

Comproinise Bill Agreement Sought   Opposition Develops in Senate As Several Weeks’ Delay Faced

House Votes T o Extend Law 20 Days   Several Wecks’ Delay in Restoration of Price Control Likely Because Gi Strong Opposition

Agreement On Compromise * ls Sought   O’Daniel And Wherry Defeat Plans To Reinstate Agency

Restoration May Be Delayed for ‘Several Weeks’   Leaders Are Seeking Informal. Agreement On Compromise Bill

No Quick Revival. OfOPA ~   ‘Administration Policy Apparently Will Be to ‘Let Effect of Lapse . Be Felt Fully Then Ac

Enemies Block Plan to Speed Revival of OP/   Senate Leadership Seeks Agreement on - Compromise Price Control Meosure

Senate Chiefs Go Out After Compromise   Several Weeks Delay Likely To Result

Senate Gets Nowhere on Price Issue   Contro! Bills Delayed; House Votes 20-Day OPA Extension.

Senate Is Split on Measure   Compromise Talk Heard as Banking Committee Meets.

Solons Expect Delay of Several Weeks   Barkley Trying to Get Opponents Together On Substitute Measure

No Stop-Gap Legislation Is Expected  Radcliffe May Back Compromise

Opposition in Senate Indicates Issue May Be Placed on Shelf   Majeed of Upper Chamber Committee in Favor New Control Law but Senators O'Daniel, Wherry Oppose

Objections Raised In Senate Banking Committee Session Make It Increasingly Apparent That Any Restoration Of Price Controls Will Be Delayed, Possibly For Several Weeks — Immediate Consideration Of House-Approved Extension Legislation Balked

But Outlook for Stop-Gap Controls Fades Despite Hurried House Action  SENATE UNHURRIED  Recreated OPA Likely To Be Along Lines Pres. Trumon Might Accept

THREE SEEK POST AS GOVERNOR OF GECRGIA   Supreme Gourt May Have Te Decide Issue

Promised Aid, Parents Change Their Minds on Offering Two of Triplets for Adoption

Haskell Institute Has 664 Students   Represent 57 Indian Tribes From 25 States

China’s Reds Well Pleased   Marshall Will: Have Their Co-Operation

MARSALL'S ROLE. AS MEDIATOR OK ~ TO CHINA REDS   But’ Communists Also Want Minor Parties Inctuded in Peace Parley   TRUCE TALK UNDER WAY   Rebels Demand Chiang Halt Offensive in Jeho! and Withdraw Forces

Chinese Reds Accent Marshall As Mediator   But Look With Alarm On Capture Of Rail Towns By Nationalists

WILL ACCEPT MARSHALL AS A MEDIATOR   Communists Willing to Discuss Arrangements for Immediate End of Civil War and Establishment of Unity.

Chiangs Men  Capture 2 Jehol Towns   Central Committee Spokesman Says Immediate End of Civil War and Establishment of Unity Sought; New Attacks Termed ‘Outrageous’

CHINA REDS AGREE TO DISCUSS STEPS TOEND CIVIL WAR   Weltome Marshall os Medi ator; Jehot Situation Benorted Tense

Chinese Leftists . Welcome Help From Marshal!   ‘Communists To Consider Any Plan Dealing With Cessation Of Civil War

Communists In China Reply To Chiang’s Plan   Red Elements Say They Will Welcome Marshall As Mediator

3 Key Power Envoys Meet For Studies’ Of Problems   UNO Organization’s Staff Still Lacked ©

Byrnes Talks With Leaders  Major Problems Are Aired In Conference

HOTEL ROOM PARLEY HELD BY BIG FIVE   Review of Iranian, Greek and Indonesian Questions Before U. N. O. Expected to Take Place at Meeting.

HINT “BiG FIVE" CHIEFS STUDYING PROTESTS 10 UNO   Agreement on Candidete fo: Secretary. General Also Sondan Problem

Five Nations Meet to Study UNO Problem:   Meeting in Byrnes’ Office Indicates Nomination of SecretaryGeneral of Group

Big Five Leaders Huddle   Agreement Sought On Secretary General Candidate

Key Five Checking Disputes   Also Discuss Candidates for No.  Secretary

Touchy Problems May Be Tackled   Big Powers To Look at Questions Before UNO

5 KEY POWERS HOLD MEETING   May Review Iranian, Greek And Indonesian Questions

FIRM, UNION FAIL TO REACH AN AGREEMENT   Trouble Looms In Co al Fields; G-M Dispute In 100th Day

GM Strike, Is 100th Day, Costly   Estimated Loss To Man agement And Labor Exceeds $750.000.000.

Bowles Urges Drastic Act To End GM Strike   Would Compel Co., Union Officials To End Long Deadlock

New Suspects Being Sought In  Slaying Of Gir!   Identification Of Ladder Used In Kidnaping Points To New Murder Suspect

TADDER 13 TRACED AND SEARCH FOR’ FORMER MENTAL PATIENT STARTS— ~ THIRD JANITOR ALSO SOUGHT.

M NURSERY HOME   Former Dentist and Mental Hospital Patient Sought

KIDNAP LADDER S IDENTIFIED   Former Nursery Employe, Mentél Case, Hunted ty Police

M’ARTHUR ONCE FOUGHT MERGER   But Congressional Leader Against Plan Admits General Har Changed Mind

Prepare Defense For Wm. Heirens   Attorneys Prepare To Meet Indictments Expected From State In Case

Inventions Will Make Life in 1946 Rosy for Everybody But Ovysters

Armored Cars Patrol Athens OnEve of Vote   Leftists Call for Boy cott, Warn of ‘Royalist Coup’

ARMORED CARS PROW! STREETS OF GREECE ON EVE OF ELECTION   LEFTISTS CALL FOR BOYCOTT OF POLLS; KING’S RETURN SEEN

Hawaii Reports 300 Lost, 10,000 Homeless   Quakes Start New Walls of Water Hitting Dutch Harbor, North California; Property Damage Counted in Millions of Dollars

DEATH TOLL OF TIDAL WAVES, 189   150 Reported Missing in Hawaiian Islands, 10 in Aleutians

[ALASKA BATTERED — '300 PERSONS REPORTED DEAD, MISSING. INHAWAIIAN ISLANDS

Red Chinese Enter Harbin. Report Says   Atmosphere In Manchurian Capital Tense

Chinese Reds Enter Harbin  Stores in Manchuria Metropolis Closed In Fear af Vinlenece

Mercer Jury Indicts Youth   Faces Murder Count In Bluefield Death

Tractor Export By Reds Denied  UNRRA Chief Says None Shipped Out

HEIRENS T0 BE CHARGED WITH DFGNAN MURDER   Held In Jail On Burglary Indictments

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Prepares Murder Case   Racriuiting Drive

War Investigators Sidetrack Garsson Probe To Hear About '$2,500 Campaign Contributior   Financial Relations Between Coffee And Contractor Occupy Senate Group

Carsson Probe Given Respite   Financial Relations Of Senator Coffee Under Spotlight Now

JOINT MILITARY CONFERENCE _ BALLED KOREAN PROBLEMS   RUSSIAN AND AMERICAN OFFI CERS MEEFING TO WORK OUT UNIEICATION AGREEMENTS

SOLON SOUNDS WARNING  -GOPs May Demand Probes Of War Plots Be Resumed

NEW PEARL HARBOR INQUIRY 15 SEEN   BREWSTER SAYS G. 0. P. ALSO MAY PROBE PRE-WAR DIPLOMATIC MOVES.

Senate Probes To Be Broadene  War Profits, Delays Slated For Scrutiny

SomeNuernbergers Are Not Satisfied   Acquittal of Franz von Pa pen, Smooth Diplomat, Rankles Them

OFFER STRONG TALK AGAINST MEAT CEILING   Cattleman Tells Decontrol Board Restoration Of Price Control Would Bring Scandalous Black Market Back; Other Witnesses To Re Heard.

PRIGE CONTROL ON MEAT WOULD RETURN CHAOS SAYS WITNESS   Decontrol Board  Hearing Pro And Con On Returning Ceiling To Meats

RETURN OF MEAT CEILINGS FOUGHT      Cattleman Says They Would Restore Black Market

Control On Meat Ceilings Battled   Colorado Rancher Sees Control Bid To Black Marts

Price Board Keeps Study Moving Fas!   Witnesses Agree All Categories Are Tied Together

Split Foreseen On Proposal fo Limit Its Use   Truman Urges Speed in Peace Efforts of U-N

Joins Soviet’s Opposition To Small Nations   President Decries War. Talk; Supports Foreign Policy

U.S. BACKS SOVIETS ON VETO ISSUE   American Delegates to U, N. Parley Favor Retaining Veto, Though on Less Liberal Lines Than Reds Desire.

America Joins Russia in Opposition to Abandoning Big Five Veto Powers   Danger of Clash Not Removed as U.S. Is Expected fo Ask Modification of Present Terms: Delegates Hear Truman

‘Truman’s Address to oY Assembly Lines U. S. Up With Russia Necaiast Small Nations.   PLEDGES COUNTRY’S STRENGTH FOR PEACE

SMALL NATIONS DEMAND ENDING OF BIG 5 RIGHT   ‘Report American Group Planning to Work for Limited Use of Veto

FIGHT LOOMING IN UN PARLEY OVER VETO USE   U. S. Opposes Dropping Rule But Favors Limitations in its Application

U.S. to Favor Limited Use By Big Five   Truman Urges U. N. Get on with Task of Controlling Atomic  Energy—Pledges Aid

MEAT SUPPLY TO LAST ONLY WEEK TO 10 DAYS, WARNING   STRIKES AT A GLANCE

Traffic Toil Runs 4] Percent Higher iThan Previous Year   Police Officials Say Faulty Equipment and  Pa klAseeaee Pde

STARK COUNTY’S GIRLS 4-H CLUBS HOLD CONTESTS   Meet Monday At Toulon High School; Winners In State Event

  Bill Edwards, Who Started as Cub Reporter In Denton, Rounds Out Half Century of Journalism

TEXAN IN 50 YEARS OF JOURNALISM HAS TOURED WORLD AND VISITED KINGS

‘RATHER BE DUD NEWSPAPERMAN’: TEXAS NEWSMAN ROUNDS OUT HALF CENTURY OF JOURNALISM TOMORROW

Warships Tour Mediterranean   Franklin D. Roosevelt, Largest U. S. Aircraft Carrier, At Naples.

HUGE AIRCRAFT CARRIER VISITS BAY OF NAPLES   Warships Touring Mediterranean, Will Make Visit To Greek Ports

American Naval Vessels Now in Port of Nanles   ‘(O VISIT GREEK PORTS NEXT; BRITISH PLAN NAVAL MANEUVERS.

Postville Assailant  Found Dead   Officer Fatally Shet in Serving Insanity Writ On Wm. Gericke, 75.

Law Officer's Slayer Dead  Found In Barricaded Room Of lowa Town

Group Ending Cotton Hearing   Committee Members Hear Report That Rayon Gainine In Production

—POLITICS—  PAC Backs .  Harrison Lausche Is Given The Cold Shoulde

TO BRING PALESTINE ISSUE BEFORE UN   Reds Expected to Demand Action By Council 

Ward Knapp Died Saturday At Home  Services In Akron  Tuesdav. Dec. 10

Ward Knapp Died Saturday At Home  . Services In Akron .  Tuesday.’ Dec. 10°.

Truman Can Relax Since He Has Appointed Vinson Chief of Supreme Court

President In Jovial Mood When He Makes Important Appointments: ‘Vinson, Snyder, And Sullivan Named

Statewide C10 Walkout Sought to Aid A-C Union   Sympathy Support Suggested; Labor Board Election Asked

Wants Annulmen Of Marriage To ‘One Man Army’   Maj. Wermuth, Supposed Groom, Says Did Not Know Of Marriage

Bataan Nurse Says She And "One-Man Army” Married; Wermuth Denies Claim

Woman Asks Annulment Of Marriage To Hero Who Knows Nothing About If

Civilian Nurse Asks Annulment, Bataan Hero; Wermuth Denies Alleged Marriage

Bataan Nurse Asks Marriage To Maj. Wermuth Be Annulled   ‘News To Me’, Says Famed Manila Hero

Bataan Nurse Would Annul  Her Marria oe   Learned Major She Wed Had Wife In United States

Manila Nurse Asks M arriage to Army Hero Wermuth Be Annulled after She ‘Finds He Has A Wife in Traverse City

Bataan Nurse Wants Marriage To  ‘One Man Army’ Wermuth Annulled   Army Major Says He Doesn’t Even Know Girl Who Claims She Contracted On Pearl Harbor Day In Manila; Claims He Has A Wife

Bataan Nurse Says Wermuth Was Husband   Asks Annulment of Marriage When She  Learns of Stateside Co iS ees ee eT free

HERO DENIES HE WED IN MANILA   “One Man Army” Wermuth Says Story Told ®y Olivia Oswald Is “All News To Me:” Has Wife In U. S.

N urse Seeks To Free Herself:  from ‘One-Man Army’ Husband  RACHORFCELILE

Chile Is Scene Of New Rioting   ‘One-Man Army’ Denies He Wed Army Nurse in Manila

Bataan Civilian Nurse Seeks An Annulment Of Early War Marriage To Major Wermuth

Denies Marriage to Bataan Nurse  Wermuth Answers _— Annulment Petition

Bataan, Nurse Claims She Was Married: ro Wermuth in Manila: Asks Freedom _

Bataan Nurse Claims She Wed Major Wermuth   ‘One Man Army’ Has Wife In Michigan; Denies Charaes

Bataan Nurse Asks Annulment Of Marriage To Famed ‘Armw’ Who Denies Knowing Her

Bataan Civilian Nurse Asks Annulment Of — Marriage To. Wermuth; Denies Knowing Her

325,000 JAPANESE - ARE IN MANCHURIA   Some Wander Out of Control in the Interior of Java

British Troops Will Withdraw  From Indonesia   Dutch Forces To Replace Them In Gradual Transfers.

325,000 Japsin Indonesia; Says  Dutch Leader   290,000 Under Control of Allies; Rest Somewhere In Java

Acting Governor Of Dutch Region  Says Japs Remain  Dealings With Britis Seem Satisfactory

325,000 Japs Yet In Area....  British And Dutch Agree To Get Out Of Indonesia

325,000 Japs Are Still in Indonesia   The Acting Governor Declined to Predict When British Troops Would Move.

JAPS 325,000 STRONG IN INDONESIA, SAYS GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL  BRITISH TROOPS SAID PLANNING WITHDRAWAL, BUT NOT RICHT AWAY

Britain And Holland Agree British Troops Will Leave, Dutch Move Into Indonesia

325,000 Japs Are Still in Indonesia   British Troops Due To Begin Withdrawal Soon

325,000 Japanese Still in Indonesia   Announcement Follows  Agreement to Withdraw ALL Refsieh Ternnnce

395,000 JAPS STILL REMAIN IN INDONESIA   Of That Number, 290.000 Are Under Allied Control and Rest Are in Java Interior, Governor General Says.

Over Quarter Million Japs   In Indonesiz   \Majority of Them Are Un 1 der Allied Control, Others Somewhere in Interior of Java

ting Governor Dutch Region ys Japs Remain  lealings’ With Britisk eem Satisfactory wut Withdrawal Slow

Allies Control 290,000, He Says, With Others Somewhere in Java; ‘Equal Partnership’ Might Be Formed

MUSIC ‘CZAR’ “1S ACQUITTEL   JUDGE RULES THAT ACT __PASSED BY CONGRESS  ——-NOF_CONSTREUTIONAL

'ANTI-PETRILLO SUIT DISMISSEL   Chicago Federal Judge Rules Law to Curb Threats Unconstitutional

Judge Dismisses Charges Against Musicians: Chief   Three Amendments to Constitution of U. S. Violated, Labuy Says

U.N. Council May Modif y Spain Report   Reeommendation For Dip.  Tomatic Break With Franeo To Be Dis  eussed Thursday

UNO MAY TONE DOWN FINDINGS ON SPAIN   Subcommittee’s Report To Face Modifications

Committee’s Conclusions . Upon Franco  To Be Tamed   Diplomatic Smashup Is Sought By Group

WORLDWIDE DIPLOMATIC BREAK URGED   Poland Charged Franco Threatens World Peace

FRANCO. PROBE CHANGES SEEN   Worldwide Break. with Spain Said Unlikely

Would Modify Strong Measure: Against Spanish   Sub Committee Report Had Asked For World Wide Break With Spain

Campaign To Modify. Spanish Report Is Gaining Strength   Sub-Committee’s Investigation May Be Placed Before Security Council Thursday

Movement To Modify Committee Repori On Franco Gains In Security Council

Move To Modify Report On Spain. Seen Growing   Comniittee Advises Break Tf Franca Ie Still In Pewer Tn September

U.N. Security Counctl May Be Asked To Modify Plans For Franco Break

SENTIMENT GROWING AMONG UN. MEMBERS TO TAKE LESS STERN ACTION ON FRANCO THAN TIRCED

UN MAY MODIFY ACTION ON SPAIN   Council Changes Indicated Before 0. K. On Report

@ PAUL MALLON—   Uncertainty Economic Position Reflected in Stock Market

LARGE ATTENDANCE AT UNION SERVICES   Rey. William H. Banks, Pastor Of Grace Reformed Church, De livers Sermon In Wirt Park

2 RAIL UNIONS TO MEET APR. 22   Brotherhoods To Discuss Wage Increases

PROBE ORDERED INTO PRISON OUTBREAKS IN STATE '  Officers And Bloodhounds Hot On Trail Of Five Escaped Texas Convicts In Two Mass Breaks —

U.S. DEFENDS BIG FIVE VETO   Small Powers Believed To Be Weakening In Fight On Voting Procedure

U. S. TAKES FLOOR FOR BIG 5 VETO   Connally Opens Defense of Veto Formula

Conflict Over Proposed United Nations Trusteeships Reaches Bedrock Stage.

Wyatt and Allen Still Far Apart  Effort to Iron Out yA  gee, C8 Ore

Wyatt and Allen Still Far Apart  Effort to Iron Out Major Snag Fizzles

CALVERT NOT TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR; ASKS NAME BE WTHDRAWN  NO INDICATION GIVEN OF WHICH CANDIDATE HE WILL SUPPORT

JAP OFFICERS PLAN STRIKE   Reports State Groups Are Formed With Ultimate Aim to Get Power

Japanese Army Officers Band To Seize Control   Present Activities te Hide Equipment, Get Funds to Operate

[French Resistance Chieftain Demands ‘Supreme Penalty’ for 22 Top 7 Nazis as the First Essential Steo in Re-educating Cermanv

French Ask Death For Nazi Leaders At Nuernberg  Resistance Chief Calls   Resistance Chief Calls Penalty First Step in Re-Educating Germany

French Demand Death Penalty For Top Nazis   Prosecutor Says Execution  First Essential Step Ben Whe BT deernct inne

DEATH ASKED FOR 22 NAZIS   First Demand for Extreme Penalty Made at Trail By French Veteran

PACKERS CAN'T GET LIVESTOCK   Meat Production Fall: 52 Percent Below 19145 Mark

RAIL EXPRESS. ~~ TO CONTINUE   NATION-WIDE STRIKE CALLED OFF AFTER THE APPOINTMENT OF EMERGENCY AkBITRATIGN BOARD

Anderson Turns Down Control of Farm Production   Secretary Would Favor “Subsidization of Consumption”

Cotton Mills Pushing Up Production   Murchison Flays Federal Agencies

Grand Jury to Study Evidence  _. Concerns Activities Of Columbians

Grand Jury Is Probing Columbians   Studying Evidence Aqainst Leaders

Jury Is Probing Into Columbians   Mass. Of. Evidence To ' Be ‘Sifted; . 8 Tadicted.

Columbians Are Probed By Jury   Group Charged With Dynamiting Negro Home Lynching Plot

FLORIDA IS DUE FOR HURRICANE   112-Mile Winds Sweep Across Cuba; Red Cross Begins Keys’ Evacuation

Hurricane Heads for Tip Of Florida   112-Mile Winds Swirl Over Cuba Toward Mainland

Father And Son Will Be Hanged Friday Morning   Preparing For Joint Hanging In lowa Penitentiary At Madison

20 FARM. ITEMS FREED OF OPA   List: Inclides - Fresh; Frozen Fruits, Vegetables

New Me w Mexico Officers Hold Suspe cts  Three Caught After Fleeing Post Jail —

GOP PRESIDENTIAL HOPES ZOOM; 19 REPUBLICAN GOVERRORS WIN TUESDAY

9,000 Veterans Here May Answer Pay Call  More Than Million Dollars Seen

5,500 Veterans Here May Answer Pay Call  More Than Million Dollars Seen far Tarminc] Tascva

SHOWERS EXPECTED         Temperatures in 60x Forecast for State Tonight

TWO ONE-ACT PLAYS _ AT LINDENWOOD COLLEGE, DEC, 1:   Will Be Presented by the Drama ties Department. Buble , - Is Invited.

Twa  ONE- ACT PLAYS _ NDENWOOD “* oak DEC. 1   wir’ ‘Be: Presented “by ‘the s0rama_ Hes Departnient. Public = a, Ts Invited.

UNRRA Studies Case of Armies Living on Land   Limit Sought To Practice By U. S. Delegate

UNRRA Rules Armies Can't Live Off Conquered Lands   United States Wins Approval Of Mandate Over Russia’:  Opposition; Second Part Of Resolution Provid ing For Penalties Held In Abeyance

Soviet Move To Sidetrack Food Argument Rapped   Russians Protest U.S. Plan To Limit Occupation Armies

U. S. Envoy Attacks Move   Openly Protests Ukrainian: Red Move To Sidetrack UNRRA Argument.

U. S. Protests Sidetrack For Argument   Envoy From America Wins Mandate Despite Soviet Move

Would Limit Units Living Off Land   Ukrainian Envoy Sees Plan Bringing on “Political Talks”

U.S. Hits Position Assumed  On Food   Ukrainian-Russiar View Is Called  ‘Cowardice’

U.N.R.R.A. Okays U.S. Proposal   Hot Debate Precedes Vote To Prevent Armies From ‘Living Off The Land’

U.S. Wins A Point   UNRRA Approve Man date to Forbid Occupying Armies Living  Off Conquered Lands

U. S. Protests Sidetracking UNRRA Issues   Sees ‘Cowardice’ in Ukrainian-Russian Position on Armies

[Demand Curb on Liberating Armies ‘Living Off the Land’  Move Aimed Primarily at Red Army

NEW IDEA HAS BEEN ADDED ~ JO CHICAGO'S CRIME WAVI   CURRENCY CLERK NOTIFIED AHEAD OF TIME OF HOLDUP, BUT BANDIT GOT CASH

AMERICAN TROOPS SMASH GANE OF LOGTERS IN REICH   Sixty Jailed in Raid on Polish Camp; Leader Murder —  +  Spemart

US. Troops End Gang Operations   Leader of Black Marketeers Suspected Of Killing 43 Germans

SLAYER OF 43 NAZIS GRABBED IN U.S, RAID   Looters, Black Marketeers Seized At Polish Camp

Quake Deaths House Group Revision Sets Gets Warned Toll At 3,650 OnConspiracy

CASUALTY LIST FOR JAP QUAKE JUMPED   U.S. Army Reports 1,708  Persons Dead

QUAKE FIGURES REVISED AGAIN   Total of 3,650 Casualties. U. S. Army Says

3,050 Casualties In Earthquake   U. S. Army Reports 1,108 Killed and 2,542 Injured In Japanese Disaster

Mystery Cloaks Double Murder  Young Woman an d Escort Found Dead

NEGOTIATORS REPORT REASONABLE ADVANCE IN BETHLEHEM TALKS   MEETINGS OF LOCAL UNION, STEEL PLANT CONTINUE THURSDAY

NEGOTIATORS REPORT REASONABLE ADVANCE IN BETHLEHEM TALKS  MEETINGS OF LOCAL   MEETINGS OF LOCAL UNION, STEEL PLANT CONTINUE THURSDAY

Uranium Search Is Said On All Over the World   First Atom Bomb Was Set Off Year Ago Today

China National Party Accepts Unity Plan   Communists Plan Tour To Urge Members’ Support

Chinese Unity Parley Closes 21-Day Session   2,050-Member Assembly Now Will Formulate Constitution

‘China Parley Endsin — [Agreement    Reach Decision On Makeup of Assembly Which Meets May 5 to Adont Constitution

UNITY CONFERENCE 0, K.'D DECISIONS OF NATION'S FUTURE   The Political Consultation Meeting Then Ad.journed,   WAS IN SESSION 21 DAYS   Chiang Entertained the Delegates Afterwards at a Dinner.

ISSUES CONCERNING CHINA’S FUTURE FORMALLY APPROVED AT UNITY MEET

Labor Trouble May Close Paper Mill At Lufkin   Picket Lines Formed To Protest Hiring Of Non-Union Workers.

Shutdown Threat Faces East Texas Paper Plant   Large Lufkin Mill Surrunded by Picket Lines Tuesday

MINIMUM PAY BILL IS DEAD               FARM. LABOR. COST PROPOSAL SAID TO HAVE SEALED FATE OF ADMINISTRATION BILL

Parity Rider Insures Veto Dt Wage Bill   Administration Blasts Farm Bloc Changes As Highly Inflationary

WAGE BILL VETO BEING FORECAST   Senate Attaches Amendment On Farm Parity Costs

Wage Bill With Rider Attached Headed For Veto   Pepper Advises Senate to ‘Quit and Start -Over’

Army Court Martial System Assailed; 142 Soldiers Given Death Sentences

House Urges Reforms For Army Courts   142 Executions Since Pearl Harbor Are Revealed

Rap Severity Of Military’s Court Martial   Congressmen Recommend Drastic Corrections In Army’s Handling Of Court Cases

REVEAL 142 G. I.’S WERE EXECUTED IN WAR YEARS   COMMITTEE ASKS FOR OVERHAUL OF ARMY’S JUSTICE

Set Up Revisions To Correct Court Martial Methods   House Committee Cites Injustice In Army Procedure

Probe Reveals 142 GI’s F.xecuted By Courtsmartial Verdicts In War Years

Ask Change To Put Stop To Injustice   Probers Say 142 G.l.’s Condemned to Death During War Era.

142 EXECUTED BY COURT MARTIAL IN WAR YEARS   House Committee Requests Changes in Army’s Trial System

Army Court Penalties Helc 100 Severe   LE Asem. Mouse Subcommittee  Urges Overhauling Of Justice System

Probe Reveals 142 Gis Executed by U.S. Court Martial   Extensive Overhaul Of Army’s System Of Justice Asked  Ry Cobh fawm' tan

142 EXECUTED BY ARMY IN WAR PERIOD   Disclosure Made by House Group in Recommend. ing an Extensive Overhaul in the System of Court-Martial.

REPORT SHOWS 142 ARMY MEN WERE EXECUTED   House Committee Discloses Court Martial Deaths

Ask Changes in Army Trials   House Sub-Committee Sharply Critical of  Army “Injustices”

House Group Would Lower Army Severity   Court Martials Called Unjust; 142 Men Sentenced to Death

142 GI’s Executed: Under Court Martial During... War: New System Sought

COURT MARTIAL. REFORM SLATED BY COMMITTEE   Excessive Sentences Charged; Enlisted Members Urged

REPORT ASSAILS COURTS MARTIAL AC NAW SET UP   House Group Says Justice Is Often Secondary to tmposing Discipline   25,000-WORD DOCUMENT

Investigation Reveals 142 GI's Executed By Courtmartia Verdicts During War Years   House Committee Recommends Extensive Overhaul For Army’s System Of Justice

TO CORRECT ARMY COURT INJUSTICES   House Group Feels Most Sentences _ Too Severe

Changes Asked In Army Courts Martial System   House Committee Finds 142 Soldiers Executed During War Years and Ensuing Months

House Committee Hits In justices of Courts Martial, Recommends Drastic Revision of Army's Trial System

Injustices In Court Martial System Charged   Subcommittee Urges Changes Be Made In Program

SURVEY SHOWS 142 SOLDIERS SENT TO DEATH   All Except One Executed on Murder or Rape Charges; Revision Urged.

ARMY COURTS RAPPED   Injustices Exist, Finds Military Subcommittee 

142 Yanks Executed After Courts Martial  Report Made on Wartime Deaths; Justice System Overhaul Advised

Miscarriages Of Justice Are Being Revealed   142 Men Were Executed Since War's Beginning

NE NRT  ARMY. COURTS: . - Committee Discloses 142 Death Sentences:

Army Courts Decreed — 142 Deaths   Recommendations Are Made to Revise Military Law, System

Revamping Of Court-Martial System Sought   Report Hits ‘Injustices;’ 142 GI’s Executed During War Years.

142 GI’s Sent To Death After Courts-Martial  Probe Committee Recommends Overhaul For Army's System Of Justice

142 Yankees Executed by Army Court   Extensive Overhaul For Justice System Of Army Advocated In Resort

House Group Recommends Drastic Program to Correct injustices in Army Courts Martial. Proceedings

Probe Reveals 142 GI’s Executed By Courtmartial Verdicts During War Year

INQUIRY REVEALS 14? GIS EXECUTED DURING WAR YEARS   House Group Denounces Se verity of Army Court  Mortial Santencec

« Disclose 142 Soldiers Get Death Penalties   Probe Reveals Army Too Often Used Tribunal To Enforce Discipline

SOLONS DEMAND INJUSTICES BE CORRECTED   Report Discloses 142 Men Executed; 33,741 Said Sent To Prison

“INJUSTICES” IN MILITARY LAW ARE DISCLOSED   Military Affairs Committee Recommends Big Revisions

‘Injustices’ of Trials Flayed By House Group   142 Soldiers Given Death Sentences in War Years, Report

ARMY COURTS: FOUND TO HAVE SENT 142. SOLDIERS TO DEATH   COMMITTEE REPORT IS BITTERLY CRITICAL; (CHANGES ARE URGED

Bormann’s Blonde Says Deputy » Too Dumb to Hide   Hitler’s Satellite Callec Brutal, Violent With Rude Manners

SEC. AN DERSO! FLIES TO GRAIN AREA   To Make Plea For Release of Stored Grain

U), S, OFFICIALS BEG FARMERS 10 RELEASE WHEAT   Anderson, La Guardia Go to Dakotas With Appeal

BAKERS MUST COOPERATE IN. FOOD PROGRAM   Government To Crack Down If Whole-Hearted Cooperation Js Not Given

CRACK-DOWN IS READY UNLESS BAKERS COMPLY   Government Likely To Step In And Set Strict Flour Quotas

Young People Will  Operate Recreation  Center At School  _ Facilities To Open Wednesday Night © For Student ea

Young People Will  Operate Recreation  Center At School Facilities To Open  Wednesday Night © Draw Stiselant Tlen

News Behind the News  * Cepyright McClure Newspaper   WASHINGTON By Bay Tucker

U.S.S. Bouditch, Sounding Ship, Is First Vessel To Sail For Site Of A-Bomb Sea Test

Canada to Reveal More of Spy Plot   Government Ready to Issue New Statement

Cabinet of Canada to Act in Crisis   Statement on Plot Expected to Clarify Whole Face of Thing:

CANADA PLANNING STATEMENT SOON   Cabinet Said  Favoring Public Disclosures Shortly

Congress May End World War II During This Year   Laws Studied to Find Solution for Peace Return

Philadelphia Still Walks    Remains Paralyzed In Throes of Transit Strike

Traffic Paralyzed In Philadelphia Transit Strike   Negotiations to End Walkout Collapse; Hope Contained in New Plan

Truman Seeks Bill For Program with America Republics   Such a Plan Would Include Equipment, Training of Forces

Collaboration With Americas Is Advocated   Draft OF Bill Is Presented To Conaress

Five Are Killed In Hamlet Wreck   Two Cars Crash Between Hamlet And Rockingham

Scores Of Gypsies Join In Age-Old Rituals As They Bury Their Queen

Warnings Issued As Result Of Downpour   Flood Waters Feared in Watershed in East  Tayvac

File Suits For $76,62' in Accident   Parents Of Three Victims Of Philpsburg Crash Seek To  Recover Damages,

3 Suits For $76,642 Filed Against Owner of Truck Ir Crash Which Cost 4 Lives

STEEL STRIKE IDLES 30,000 CAR WORKERS   Thousands in Altied Industries, as Well as Rail Employes and Miners Made Jobless,

ARMY, MARINES, NAVY READY 10 BACK PRESIDENT   Troops Ordered To Prevent Violence; Some May Operate Trains

Army Mobilized For Zero Hour To Run Trains   To Take Over Trains At 4 O'Clock Today

Troops on Move In Readiness to  Operate Train:   Armed Forces Wait for Zero Hour to Launch “Oper ation Railroad”

TROOPS ON MOVI TO TAKE OVER NATION’S RAILS   ‘Operation Railroad’ In Readiness As Zero Hour Nears

Army Mobilizes For Operation Nation's Trains   Many Troops Already Moving into Rail Strategic Centers.

Navy Develops Sound System -— Survivors Can Be Spotted At Sea 2,000 MilesAway

Blasts Shake Stuttgart    Bombings Believed To Be Protest to DeNazification Program

Utility Must Pay Consumers Over Million   ARKANSAS P. & L. CO. ORDERED TO RETURN LARGE SUM

PRESBYTERIANS MAKE CHARGES   Catholic Church Accused Of Seeking Favored  Position

Catholics Accused By Presbyterians Of Seeking Favor   Report Says Hierarchy Presses for Favored Position in U. §.

Necessities of Life Cost More   Meat Prices Stage Runaway; Butter Up

Spot Survey Shows Basic Food Costs  Are Higher   al Some Major Cities Vitnally Untouched By Soaring Prices

OPA-Less Days Put Dent Into Many Pocketbooks ‘Meat Prices All But Stage a Runaway

Survey Indicates Cities Untouched By Rising Prices   Meat Prices Still Main Trouble Over  Country

Free Market Brings Hike in + Food Costs  ae ds  CPR ee mcs Biwi adit wed   Meat, Dairy Products and Rents Generally Only Items Affected

MEAT LEADS THE FIELD SO FAR IN RUNAWAY PRICES   Survey Shows Most Of U. S. Paying More For Necessities Of Life; N. Y. Food Costs Highest Since 1920.

OPA-Less Week Sees Necessities Climbing in Price   Some Sactions of U.5. Come Through Minus Cost Hikes---Rest of  Country Not So Lucky

Large Cities Hold Prices Down; Other Areas Fight Rises   Meat, Rent Prices Rise Sharply; Wall Street Remains Steady

Cost of Living Higher at End Of Free-Price Week   Meat Prices Skyrocket But Still Under Black Market, Industry Says

ASSOCIATED PRESS SPOT CHECK SHOWS—  Prices Raised In Most Cities In Week Of Control-Free Economy  ;

PRICES ADVANCED DURING THE FIRST WEEK OF A TESTI   Men of All Walks of Life Compelled to Pay More For Necessities of Life.   SHOWDOWN BY CONGRESS      Whether ta Hand the CostControl Reigns Back to the OPA.

Prices Show Rise in U.S. as Ist OPA-less Week Nears End   MeatStage Runaway in Majority of Cities; Butter, Milk Are Up

Prices of Many Necessities on Upward Spiral   Meat Joins Rents in Neor Runaway For Majority of Cities

Basic Costs Higher Throughout Nation      Some Areas Escape First Week But Most Hit in Test of Free Economy

MOST AFFECTED BY PRICE RISE   Rural Areas Of Nation Not Hit Hard As OPA Died

Everybody Is Paying More For Necessities Of Life At End Of Non-OPA Week

MEAT SETS PACE AS LIVING COSTS CONTINUE HIGHER   Nost Sections of Nation Fee’ increased Costs After Controls Lifted

Shivers Keeping Ahead Of House   J. E. McDonald Leading In Commissioner’s Race; Court Race Favoring Beauchamp

Jester Winner Texas Primary, Returns Show   Outdistances Rainey  To Get Official Nod As Democratic Choice For State Governor

CARLSON WINS IN KANSAS: RAGE   WHITE CONCEDES DEFEAT IN GOVERNOR’S CONTEST — ( WOODRING FAR AHEAD.

Cherokee Indians Want Cedar Point Back: Claim Ohio Just Annexed It

RAIL EMBARGO TO HALT PRODUCTION OF AUTOS IN U. S.   GENERAL MOTORS AND CHRYSLER EXPECT TO CLOSE PLANTS SOON

General Motors, Chrysler Plants To Be Closed Due to Strikes, Rail Embargo and Parts Shortages

G.M. and Chrysler Plants to Suspend   Rail Embargo Forced by Coal Shutdown Will Suspend General Motors Plants Within Ten Days: Chrysler Auto Plants Close Next Week

Chrysler Assembly  Lines and Operations May be Suspended; LaGrange Shutdown

GM and Chrysler Plants To Halt All Production   RAIL EMBARGO TO STOP MORE’ AUTO’ FIRMS IN NATION

GM and Chrysle to Close Plants  Rail Embargo to Ferce Suspensian

Chrysler and GM Plants fo Close Down   Caal Strike and Rail Embargo Make Move Necessary Owing to Shortage of Parts

Ford Suspends; Other Motors May Shut Down   Auto Plants Hard Hit By Freight: Embargo In Fuelk:Shortaqe

Big 3 Auto Makers Halt ‘Car Output   Coal Strike, Parts Shortage Hit Ford, GM, Chrysler

Ford Company Orders Closing Of Operations   110,000 Workers Affected; Others May Also Suspend

Chrysler, GM Plants Ready To Halt Work   . Blame Rail Embargo In Impending Move During Coal Crisis

Ford Closes Because Of Coal Strike   110,000 Workers Af fected; Chrysler, GN Due To Follow Suit.

‘BIG THREE’ AUTO PLANTS TO SHUT DOWN   Coal Strike Forces Production Halt By GM, Chrysler and Ford

CHRYSLER AND GEN'L, MOTORS READY TO CLOSE   Assembly Lines Will Be Silenced Within Ten Days In Twe large Automobile Factories; Ford Also Closing.

Coal and Parts  Shortages, Rail Tie-up Will Halt Production Line   106,000 Will Be Affected by Suspension of Most Operations   EMPLOYES WILL TAKE THEIR VACATIONS NOW   Chrysler Spokesmen Hint of Possible Shutdown Early Next Week

Shutdown Due to Coal Strike, Shortage of Parts and Cut in Railroad Trans- . portation.     106,000 WORKERS WIL, BE LADD OFF   Curtailed Chrysler Operations Predicted — General Motors’ Fuel Sufficient for May.

AUTO INDUSTRY F EELS EFFECTS OF COAL STRIKE   Ford Shutdewn Will Ai fect 106,000 Werkers; Chrysler Next   GENERAL MOTORS IS SET THROUGH MAY

FORD CLOSING VIRTUALLY ALL PLANTS TODAY   Coal Strike’s Effects On Own And Supply Sources Cited

‘Coal Strike Brings Layoff of 335,000 Workers in Three Motor Companies

"Coal Strike Brings Virtual Shutdown Of Ford Company   rn Ta 110, 000 Workers iy Affected by Cease  , Work Order Tonight  AL velaw khlavde

Coal Strike Fe-<es Ford Company Into \«rtual Shutdown Of Operations

~ ill Follow Ford Within Next 10 Days   Govt. Authorizes Rationing of Manufactured Gas

cm and Chrysler To Close Plants   Shutdown Scheduled To Begin Next Week With Over 300,000  Exmenlmigee. £40.-¢--)

GM, Chrysler Report Auto Plants To Close   MINISTERS MAY EASE TERMS OF -ARMISTICE FOR VANQUISHED

Auto Industry Is Paralyzed By Freight Embargo   Production Coming Tc Standstill; Hundreds Of Thousands Jobles:

General Motors, Chrysler Plants To Close Down Soon; 110,000 Ford Workers Idle

Chrysler Lines May Cease Operating Early Next Week   ‘Big Three’ Spokesmen Say Curtailmen Is Dependent on Freight Embargo; dAuio Paris Are Noi ‘Essential’

869,000 IDLE DUE 10 COAL STRIKE   Nation’s Industries Suffer Crippling Blows   RAILROADS   Prepare To Meet Sweeping Freight Embargo: Slash Passenger Service

General Motors and Chrys ter Announce Impending Suspension OF Production

GENERAL NIGTORS, CHRYSLER PLANTS 10 CLOSE DOWN   Coal Strike, Freight Curbs and Lack of Parts Force Decision

Ford Shutting Down Tonight   Chrysler, GM Have Enough Coal to Continue Operations for Short Time

Will: Close  a      SHUTDOWNS CAUSED BY COAL STRIKES, FREIGHT EMBARGO, TO PUT 335,000 OUT OF WORK. .

Motor Company To Keep Only  Skeleton Force Firm’s Auto Workers   Firm’s Auto Workers Will Take Their  Annual Vacations Now

Week To 10 Da Limit Is Seen By Auto Makers  Some Assembly Of Trucks To Continue; Cased Aleaads *

AUTO FACTORIES FACE SHUTDOWN   General Motors, Chrysler Follow Move by Ford

OVER 106,000 MADE IDLE IN DETROIT AREA   ONLY SAWMILLS IN UPPER PENINSULA KEEP GOING

Halt Car Output   Coal Shortage Forces '  GM and Chrysler’ to"  Join Ford in Ordéring Assembly Lines : Down

Truman Seeks To End Strike Minus Lewis   Ohio Among 21 States Where Utilities Asked To Pool Resources

Ford To Close Down Tonight   Coal Strike, Shortage of Parts and Rail Transport Reasons

GM, Crysler Join Ford Plant in Production Suspension;  325,000 Workers Made Idle

Ford Announces Virtual Shutdown of All Operations Due to Coal Strike

Auto Industry Hard Hit By Coal Strike   Curtailment of “Big Three” Operations Virtually Certain Within Short Time

Auto Industry Hit Hard by Coal Strike  Partial Shutdown of Ford Plants Set for Wednesday Night

Russia’s Chief Answers Queries By UP President   Declares Churchill] Is Menace To World Peace

‘COAL MINERS’ WALKOUT IS DELAYED   ‘Stalin Denies U.S.-Russian Tension Growing'

Stalin Says Soviet Doesn't Have Atom Bomb Secret and Has Only 60 Divisions in Occupied Europe   RY HUGH BAILLIE President of the United Press World Copyright, 1946,  fn, CBeebies Wasa

60 Red Divisions In West, Soviet Leader Reveals    Tolls U. P. President Veto Power Not Overworked;: 31 Questions Answered

RUSSIA HAS 60 DIVISIONS IN WEST, HASN'T ATOMIC BOMB SECRET, SHOWS INTEREST IN LOAN AND DOES NOT BELIEVE VETO POWER IS OVERWORKED   By HUGH BAILLIE President of the United Press World Copyright, 1946,   Ry tnited Pres«

Russia Has No Atomic Bomb, Stalin Declares; He Disagrees  With Byrnes On Tension Claim

Stalin Tells Opinion On Situation in World   Russia Has 60 Divisions in West; Does Not Have A-Bomb.   By HUGH BAILLIE. President of the United Press World Copyright, 1945, Uy  Tinifed Praw«c.

Stalin, Answering UP Chief's Quiz, Says Russia Still Does Not Have Atom Secret

Reds Have 60 Divisions in.  West; Does Not Have Atom — Stalin Tells UP

U. §.-Soviet Tension Disputed; Churchill Branded Peace Threat Tu Question and Answer Series

Stalin Denies Having A-Bomb   Marshal Says Churchill Is Greatest Obstacle To World Peaee

Russ Leader Answers Questions On Variety of International Topics

Churchill Called Threat ToNew Peace   Marshal Thinks Slavs Have Grounds For Italian Peace Stand

Stalin Says USSR Has Only Sixty  Divisions In East   Does Not Believe  ‘Tension Has Increased

Baillie Of U. P. Successful In Telegraph Interview with Chief; Replies Terse, To The Point

Country Has Only Sixty Divisions In Eastern Europe, He Declares   Country Planning To Cut This Force   Winston Churchill Blamed As One Of Incendiaries Precipitating War Threat

Stalin Outlines Views:  No Russian Atom Bombs; Has 60 Divisions in West

Marshal Stalin Says  Russia Has 60 Divisionsin West   Declares Soviets Do Not Have Secret of Atom Bomb; Are Still Interested in Loan From United States

Rationing For United States Is Considered   Hoover Going To Seuth America _., Toa Enlict Aid

Hoover To  See South Americans   New Food Assignment; Former President in Report on Survey.

Says Unable Determine Neec Of Rationing   Reports to Truman On World-Wide Tour Of Famine Areas

s Considered  - Hoover Going To South America _; => pw ge, Ae Fg at  sai

Hoover Begins Search for Food   Truman Gets Report On World Tour to Inspect Famine Areas

HOOVER TO AS SOUTH AMERICA FOR MORE FOOD   Says Rationing Not Needed Now

DRAFT ISSUE IS UP TODAY   Showdown On Political - Hot Potato Expected to Be Forced Today.

U.S. Forbids Balkan Flights tor Five Days   Pan-American Says Ban May Be Due To Red Maneuvers

OPARE TIRE BAN REMOVED BY U.S   FIFTH CASING AND TUBE ON NEW CARS AUTHORIZED AFTER DEC. 16.

SPARE TIRES TO BE PUT ON NEW MACHINES   Cars Delivered After December 16 Will Ee Eguiszed With Additien2}] Cesine

 For First Time Since 1942 Spare Tires To Come With New Autos After Dec. 10

‘NEW CARS AFTER DEC. 16TH ‘MAY BE EQUIPPED WITH 5 NEW /'- SIRES THE CPA-SAED TODAY

Mexico Tragedy Ends Romance  Gunman Kills Bride  On Jungle Honeymoor

Phone Tieup — Threatens Again   Negotiations Fail; Union Meeting Comes Monday

U.S. Seeks More Soviet Promises On Disarmamen   Baruch Atomic Energy Control Plan Back on Take-ItOr-Leave-It Basis

2 KILLED IN GUN BATTLE   Oil Promoter and Policeman Victims; Second Officer Hurt

Another Patrolman Critically Wounded In Battle After Man Resists Arrest

New Labor Bill Being Framed   Measure Being Whipped Into Shape For Presentation To Congress

NEW ANTI-STRIKE MEASURE PREPARED BY HOUSE GROUP   BLOC OF REPUBLICANS AND SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS PREPARING ANOTHER LABOR CONTROL BILL

Nine Months Extension of Draft Agreed On; Russia Blocks Big Four Parleys

Still Deadlocked On Teea-Age Draft   Senote-House Agree on A $-Month Draft Extension—-Pay Hikes

Nine-Month Draft Extension Agreed On Tentatively  Group Deadiocked on Induction of Teen-Agers

CONSCRIPT ACT TRUCE HINTED BY CONFEREES   Extension of Draft Wins Tentative Approval

SOLONS WOULD EXTEND DRAFT   Act May Remain in Force Nine Months—No Agreement On Teen-Agers

Committee Nears Pact on Draft   Teen Issue Still Snarls Joint Debate on Military Measure

ACTION IS UNDER WILDCAT STRIKE BAN IN CONTRAC   Government Asked in Applications Filed by Number of Operators to Assess Penalties.   THOUSANDS COLECTED IN YEARS GONE BY   Spokesman for Federal Coal Mines Administration Declines to Say How Agency  Will Rule.

Seek Authority — To Fine Miners  ‘Mention Assesments Of  $1 to $2 a Day

Operators Urge Miners Be Fined  File Applications For Assessments

Government Took Beating On Sales, Says Surplus Head  No One Knew What Was Taking Place

One of WAA Sales Agents Ran Up Expenses of 32,650 Per Cent-of Sales; Suspect Some of Them ‘Hoarding’ Items

‘Nobody Knew What Went On, Surplus Sales Prober Asserts   Slaughter Committee Hears Government May ‘Net Nothing On Electronic Devices

Government Given Licking On Its Sales   “Nobody Knew What Was Going On,” Slaughter Says

Says U.S. Took Beating In Surplus Goods Sale   Slaughter Gives Reason— “Because Nobedy Knew What Was Gsing On"

Nobody Knew What Was Going On.... Government at Lickin¢  On Surplus “Soods Sales Bescuse ©. -orance”’

Russiens Moving in Troops And Femilies; Permanent Fete Not Decided

Motorman Is Commended For Delay Express Train Hits Snail’s Pace To Protect Little Pup

Has No Set Program, May Or May Not Go Fishing, Rambles Over Naval Base

Truman Goes  To Florida  On Vacation Leaves Problems  Of Government 2 Ee ee ee

TRUMAN IN FLORIDA   President Is Relaxing in the Sun. shine for a' Few Days

TRUMAN LAYS ASIDE  COAL CRISIS, OTHER  WOES FOR VACATION PRESIDENT PLAYING IN  FLORIDA SUNSHINE; NO  COMMENT ON LEWIS

President Lays Worries Aside  ‘Devotes Entire Day to Play in Sunshine

Nineteen Communities Served by N-T   "TREES 10 RELAX "IN FLORIDA ctu

e@ PAUL MALLON—   Education Making Valuable Fresh and Imaginative Traditions

COMMUNISTS CARRY WAR IN MACEDONIA   Report To Be Made To United Nations.

REA Expansion In Country Is Noted  County Cooperative Growth Is Similar

Sales Heavy On Tobacco Mart ©   Nearly 18,000,000 Pounds Sold At Average Price of $44.75 Per Hundred

Officials Believe Break To Come  Within Ten Days   Eight Day Walkout Has Already Cost Country 1,600,000 Tons Raw Steel, Other Settlements Possible Pattern.

Chicago Man Acquitted Of Killing Best Friend He Caught With Wife

Two Marines And Engineer Dead in Wreck   Victims Burned By Steam; More Than 30 Injured   Enatally Burned

COMBAT MARINES ARE HURT IN RAIL WRECK   Ine Veterans Killed Aleng With Engineer Near Harrisburg; #8 Others Hurt

TROOP TRAN   TWO MARINES-AND RAILROAD ENGINEER KILLED IN WRECK—WASHOUT 15        = LAME B-

More Than 30 Servicemen Are Injured; Cause Is Undetermined   TRAIN WAS BOUND FOR BAINBRIDGE   Locomotive Plunges from Tracks and Gouges into Soft Clay Bank

3 Die, 30 Hurt as Marine Train Leaves Track   208 Aboard; 8 Are Seriously Injured; Engineer Killed

Rail Wreck Kills 2  Marines, Engineer   Thirty on Troop Train Hurt in Pennsylvania

3 Killed, Many Hurt ln Train Derailment   Pennsylvania Railroad Train Derailed Near Harrisburg, Pa.

TROOP TRAIN WRECK KILLS 3, INJURES 30   Condition After Derailment on Eight Combat Veterans in Serious Pennsylvania Read.

MATCH CARTEL ORDERED ENDED   American, Swedish, British Firms Consent to Decree in Anti-Trust Case

 Marshall Blasts Chinese Factions oo { {  ‘Hate Campaigns In China   Held Disaster To Nation

Marshall Blasts Chinese  Factions For Propaganda   Special U. S. Envoy Says Both Factions Endanver Nalion With ‘Hate’ Campaigns

HATE CAMPAIGN BARED IN CHINA   General Marshall Says Warring Factions Are Fomenting Disaster

Marshall Raps Both Factions Of Chinese   Hate Campaigns Are Said to Create Danger of Disaster

Marshall Warns  Chinese Factions   Says Government, Reds  Threaten Whole Nation

Marshall Charges Chinese Factions  Asserts Campaigns Threaten Disaster

Gen. Marshall Charges Both Chinese Factions — With Hate Campaigns

HATE CAMPAIGNS FOMENTED  Marshall Charges Chinese Factions Threaten Disaster

Labor Federation Not To Endorse Democratic Party   Departs From 12-Year Policy, Will Not Take Sides On Nov. 5

vv acetereteteemetemmmenetmnmed  New 1.B. Medical Weapon ls Found

New Wage Plea May Be Made   Reuther Cites High Cost of Living Now

Battle For Fall Elections Gets Underway  Demos Assail GOPs In Campaian Blast

Democrats Call It the ‘Fateful  Decision Year   Party Chiefs Strive For Unity on Eve Of November Voting

Party Policies Are Restated By Democrats   Committee Approves Three Watchwords for  *Year of Decision’

Democrats Seek To Gain Party Unity   Restate Foreign, Domestic Policies To Aid Campaign

Greek Gov't Takes Further Swing To Right As 3 Resign   Republicans Leave Coulition Cabinet; Royalist to Take Office As Premier. 

Commencement E-vercises  Are Conducted Boys Central High  Students Are Given Diplomas

Conunencemeni Exercises Are Conducted   Boys Central High  Students Are  Given Diplomas

HIGH WINDS AND RAINS CAUS. ING MUCH -DAMAGE-HEAVY. SNOWFALL IN MOUN _. *  para 

Arrest Seen Imminent in  Welden Hunt   Detective Finds Bennington Man’s Story Doesn’t Fit

PROFOSAL TO LIMIT OVERSEAS SERVICE TO INDUCTEES OVER 18 BEING CON SIDERED . ~

Tito Charges U.S. Planes Spy On Troops   Delay Appeal to UN Pending Official Report On Killing of Pilots

ADAMS FIREMEN PLAN CONVENTION   Parade Will Be Feature O1 Annual Sessions To Be Conducted In East Berlir On Labor Day

MONESSEN IRKED BY BLACK MARKET IN BEER SELLING   Retailers Can Not Find Just Profit If They Buy At Straight Rate

The National Whirligig   News Behind the News Washington «== Ray Tueke

Shortage Of Car: Hampers Miners  Northern Field Held Below Normal Peak

VOTERS APPROVE CLOSED SHOP BAN   Three States Tell Views In Special Election Tuesday.

British, Dutch Policies ‘Are Attacked   Russian Delegate Sees Spark That May Cause Conflict

Russ Leader Demands East Indies Probe   Vishinsky Rips British, Warns  Of Another War

New Phone Strike Threat Is Voiced   Western Electric Union Battling Over Contract

WE Employes May Demand ‘Phone Strike   Western Electric Union at Odds With Company

New National Phone Strike shreatening   Western Electric Union Sets Today as Deadline “After 19-Week Strike

Bolivia Back To Normal As Revolt Ends   New Government ToTry Sur_ viving Members of Assas sinated President’s Regime as Criminals.

Janitor to Get Lie Test   Tenants Back Man's Protests of Innocence in Butcher Slaying

LIE DETECTOR TESTS PLANNED FOR SUSPECTS   Police Locate Scene Where Child’s Body Was Dissected: Arms Still Missing

Janitor and Friend To ‘Take Lie Detector Test In Gruesome Kidnap Murder

Janitor Held In Kidnaping: Denies Crime   Suspect, 65, Must Stand Lie Detector Test in Chieavo

Kidnap-Ailling Lie Test Given Aged Janitor   Hector Verburgh Screams Innocence After Arrest As “¢ @sspool Butcher

65-Year-Old Man Quizzed in Murder   Police Say Body of Young Girl Was Dissected

JANITOR HELD IN MURDER OF SUZANNE DEGAN   65- Year-Old Man Quizzed by Police in Prebe of Kidnap Slaying

Coroner Finds Degnan Child Was Attacked   Hold Others Suspected Of Being “Cesspool Butcher” In Kidnaping.

TEST CASE FOR EGYPT HAULERS IS FILED TODAY   To  Establish Whether Union Membership Gives Exemption

UAW Asks That Dewey Be Removed   Mediator Called Stumbling Block In Union-GM Talks

CONFERENCE ON GM-CIO STRIKE 1S BROKEN OFF   Union Asks Truman to Remove Federal Mediator

Asks Truman To Intervene In Aute  Strike Himself —   ~UAW . Asks Removal ; of Dewey As Mediator; _ Row 107 Days Old

UNION REQUESTS TRUMAN TO ACT IN G. M. DISPUTE   President Urged to Remove James F, Dewey as Fed. eral Mediator

Union Requests Truman Settle GM Strike Issue  Wants Dewey Out As Parleys End

Motorists Are Ureed Observe  Highway Laws Care Needed To Reduce Death Rate On Roads

DENTON FELON AT LARGE IN PRISON BREAK   Seven Convicts Still Hunted After Two Mass Prison Farm Escapes

7 Convicts Sought After Mass Breaks At Two State Farms   Inmates Escape From: Harlem and Darrington Units in South Texas —

$4 Unhurt In Mid-Air Crash  Of Two Planes  - Both Make Safe [Landings After Collision

PLANS PUSHED FOR SEIZURE OF U.S, RAILROADS      Government Hopes To Forestall Strike Now Set For Saturday

Aid to Schools by Legislature Seen Assured   Poll of Members Reveals Sentiment for Granting Increase

Is One of High-Point Army   Is One of High-Point Army Men Scheduled For A

Government Says Wage-Price Plan ‘Practical Step  Bowles Claims It Will Work If All  Americance Haln

BOWLES COMES TO DEFENSE OF NEW PAY POLICY   Declares New WagePrice Formula Will Work If Americans Decide That It Must; Is Optimistic Over Future.

New Wage-Price Formula Held Practical Step   Give and Take Asked By Bowles In New Policy

Government Is Defending New Wage Measure   Bowles Hits Back At Management-Labor Criticism Of Policy.

Must Give And Take To Make Policy Work   Chester Bowles Calls Fo ‘Little Less Scrambling For Position.   1S OPTIMISTIC

‘Gov't Replies To Criticism Of New Wage-Price Policy   Tells Labor and Manage-ment Critics That, Poltcy is Practical Step Toward - Sustained  Prosperity:

CRITICS HANDED BOWLES’ REPLY   New . Wage-Price Policy Will Work if Given Chance," Stabilizer Says

Gov't. Calls New Wage-Price Policy “Step Toward Sustained Prosperity”

Bowles Urges Less Scrambling For Position   Declares Policy Will Work [f Every American Decides ] Must

SUPPORTS NEW WAGE-PRICE POLICY AGAIN   Bowles Says Formula Step Toward ‘Sustained Prosperity’

Contends Policy Will Work If Every Americar Theridees That Te Moock

Sustained Prosperity U: S. Goal   Claims Confidence  “Now Greatest Need

Bitter Feud In Cabinet Terminated   Interior Secretary Was Appointed To Post In 1933

STORMY CAREER REACHES CLIMAX IN BITTER POLITICAL BATTLE OVER PAULEY

13-Year Post With Cabinet Ends Friday   Action Climaxes Heated Tiff Over Truman Appointee

President — Accepts _      BREAK OVER PAULEY SEEN AS DIRECT CAUSE; HAD BEEN SEC OF INTERIOR-FOR 13 YEARS .

700 Delegates Attend   Chokes To Death As Clothing Catches In Shop Machinery

Teachers Ask Fo Action Of Solons  Legislative Program Drawn Uo By AEA

More Money To Be Asked For Schools   Alabama Education Association To Ask Raising  Teachers To $1,800

Six Die As Fire  Destroys Home   Farm Family Near Cloquet Perishes 

Flying Shells Jolt Shanghai   ‘Ammunition Dump Goes Up.in Flames

Porter Says OPA Program To Bring Normal Economy   Is Planning "Progressive -Decontrol”’ in Next Six or Eight Months

Gradual End To OPA Price  Controls Seen   Stability for U. S. Econom; Will Be Sought During Next 6 in! Manthe

PRICE CONTROL TO END SLOWLY   Easy Return To Normal Economy Planned By OPA

Demand UNO End Interference In Greece, Java   Move Counters lran’s Protest to  © nmi idea Cauneal

UNO IS ASKED BY REDS 70 ACT ON BRITAIN   Request Is Made by Soviet and Ukraine to Look Into Situation

Says Vardaman Asked Affidavits Be Destroyed   Attorney Testifies To Request; Employees Sianed Voluntarily

Ask 2d Record Be Destroyed   Vardaman Sought To Have Inventory Burned

Heart Attack Delays May’s Taking Stand Before Mead   Profit’ Probers Talk Of Calling Solon’s Doctor For Details

Probers Ask Data on May Heart Attack   War Profits Figure Must Stay Secluded, Physician Reports

May Call Docto For More Details Of Mav's [ness   Representative Under Fire In Senate Reported: Stricken —

British Brides LeavingFor U.S.  About 600 To Sail On Liner Argentina

British Brides of 600 U. S. Soldiers Leave London on Journey to States

Wives Glad, Sad as They Quit England   Big Adventure Starts For Hundreds of British Brides Of American Soldiers

Buildings Leased For U.LU. Gi's   Second Floor of Implement and M. W. A. Hall To Be Barracks

Wants To Talk Things Over With Russia      Wallace Calls For Clear Statement

Hard Coal Pact Still Uncertain   Health, Welfare Fund Is Not Discussed

NEED MORE MONEY FOR DEVELOPMENT   Funds For Missouri Basin Development “Falls Far Short”.

Republican Probe of U. S. Maritime Commission Due When Solons Convene

Heads of 50 Unions Call Out 250.000   No Date Set for Move Which Will Paralyze Lines

Youth Will Be Served? American Leaders Now Older Than In Early Days Of U.S

State Mishaps Take Nine Lives   Traffic Accidents Account For Six  Over Week-End

TRAFFIC DEATHS LEAD N.C. LIST   Number Of Violent Deaths Over Weekend, Mostly On Highways.   BY ASSOCIATED PRESS)

Curb Veto, Attlee Piea   Deplores Propaganda Unleashed in Security Council

Tolerant Use of Right of Veto Is Sought By Attlee   Minister Praises ‘Educative Effect’ Of Paris Publicity

Burlington Ex position. Fiver Smashes Into Rear of Advance Flyer   Weather   The Weather in Carroll

PHOENIX {5 ‘SETTLED   Union Construes Contract with Goetz As ‘Closed Shop'

STRIKE AT. PHOENIX IS SETTLED   Union Construes Contract with Goetz As 'Closed Shop’ ©

10 QUESTION AM. KIMMEL   Congress Member Doesn’t Gare For Admiral’s Attitude

Admiral Kimmel Asked Questions By Investigators   General Short Next On Stand

RAIL TRAINSHED RAZED BY BLAZE   Pittsburgh Area Has Second Fire in 15 Days

TRAINSHED, WAREHOUSES DESTROYED   Three Blocks of Business Houses In Path of Spectacular Blaze.

Much Butter And Sugar Go Up In Smoke   Six Persons Injured In Blaze That Swept Three Blocks Of  Pittsburgh Terminal.

Molotov Sees U. $.-British: Bloc At Work   RUSSIAN MINISTER IN CHARGE AT PRACE MEETING

Italy ‘Slave,’ Says Molotov   Anglo-U. S. ‘Designs’ Assailed at Parley

PUBLIC SAFETY HEAD SUCCUMBS   Fred L. Wilkins Dies After Heart Attack

Fred Wilkins, Safety Chief, Dies At Boone   Death at 5 a. m., Today Unexpected; Served Since Last July

Truman Rebuffed By Committee  Plan For Revamping  Aaencies Opposed

Mercury Found in Body of Her Former Ward Indiana Housekeeper Charged With Murde

BUCKIUS NAMED ASST ENGINEER OF PA. HIGHWAYS   John L. Herber Is Dismissed  Rey Sacretaryv

Buckius Named Frame Aide   Appointed Assistant Chief Engineer by . . Ray Smock

SHIPPING HAS SLOW RETURN TONORMALC)   MANY VESSELS IDLE AS UNIONS RATIFY STRIKE PEACE

Though Strike Settled ‘Workers Remain Idle   Thousands Stayed Away fron Their Ships In Key Ports. :

Back-to-Work Move Ends Sailor Strike   Seamen Start Return To Ships as Pacts Ratified

Seamen Returr And Merchant Vessels Move   Atlantic, Gulf and Great Lakes Seamen Accept Settlement of Maritime Dispute

-By-THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  SHIPPING INDUSTRY SLOWEL WH GRIATIT IS PACER

DESPITE END UF DISPUTE   Shipping Slows to Snail’s Pace Pending Ratification of the Agreement Signed in the Capital to Avert Strike.

FHOUSANDS IDLE WHILE SHIPPING WORKERS VOTE   Majority of Seamen Return to Jobs — Settlement Ratification Pending

Ship Workers Begin Return  After Walkout Of Few Hours   Thousands Are Idle, However, As Unions Vote Ou Ratification

Most Unions Idle: Await Ratification   Last-Minute Settlement  Saves Country From A Nation- -Wide Strike,

Seamen Vote Work Refurn   Pacific Coast Still Paralyzed, AFL Official Seys Settlement Nothing to Him

SHIPS AGAIN MOVE “ALONG ATLANTIC ~ AND GULF COASTS   Seamen Return to Vessels After Voting to Accept Settlement in Maritime  Dispute.   PORTS ON PACIFIC IN STATE OF PARALYSIS   Longshoremen Urged to Ex pedite Vote on Agreement So Work Can Be Resumed  Monday.

Ship Hands Begin Trek Back To Jobs   Thousands, However, Remain Idle As Settlement Vote Is Taken

Operations Begin Again At Most American Ports After Strike Settlement

Shipping Halts As Unions Ignore Pact   Thousands Remain Away from Ships Desnite Settlement   Back-to-Work Move Now Hinges Upon a Ratification of Last Niqht’s Aqdreement

Cost Of Living Wage Boosts MayBe Asked   Coal Mines And Building Trades Arve Throatened

Coal Strike Talks At Critical Stage   Government Sources Predict Return To Free Economy Means New Wave Of Labor Dilficulty

Cost Of Living Wage Boosts MayBe Asked  Coal Mines And Building Trades

Coal Mine Talks At Crucial Stage   Another Wave Of Industrial Strikes Rumored As Nation Returns To Complete Free Economy

Soft Coal Strike At Crucial Stage   Another Wave of Walkouts Seen as Possible Soon

Strikes May Spread In U. S. After Decontrol   LABOR LEADERS HINT AT NEW WAGE DEMANDS NOW

Coal Strike Negotiation Is Resumed   John L. Lewis and Secretary Krug Take Part in Coal Mine Talks

Heiress Wins In Tax Fight   Doris Duke Cromwell Relieved Of New Jersey Tax QObliaation

EASTERN U. S. BROWNOUT IS ORDERED   Nation Begins to Feel Impact of Miners’ Strike

Miners’ Chief Expected to Attack Legality Of Injunction, Insist Contract Ended

Legal Advisers Mum on How UM.W. Chief Will Answer Government’s Offensive; Norris-LaCuardia Act May Be Cited

LEWIS PREPARES STRATEGY FOR COURT BATTLE   Government Orde ts Dimout in Twenty- One States

NATION FEELS © IMPACT OF COAL STRIKE   Lewis Plots In Secret Legal Strategy ‘to Escape Possible Imprisonment.

Lewis Maps Strategy In Secret; Order  “Brownout”   Nation Begins to Feel Impact of Coal Strike; Union Boss Must Appear Monday

Lewis Plotting In Secret Strategy His Legal Moves   Meanwhile Government Is Taking Steps For A Long Struggle, Ordering Many Steps In Conservation Policy.

Indiana Is Included In Dimout Pact   Union Chief Is Due In Court Monday At 10

Lewis Plots Legal Battle; Mill Output Cut   Wisconsin Affected by CPA Brownout Edict Set Monday

Brownout Is Ordered In 21 States; Legal Battle Opens Monday   Electricity Conservation Order To Be Effective Monday Night; Lewis Ordered To Answer Federal Charge of Contempt

GOVERNMENT IS SET FOR FINISH: FIGHT ON COAL   John L. Lewis and Attorneys Plot Legal Strategy

21-State Area Affected By Fuel-Saving Order   President Heads for Washington; Lewis Plans Answer to Summons

Lewis Staff Plots Legal Strategy te Keep Leader Free   No Indication as to How UMW Chief’s Attorneys Will Conduct Case

First Impacts of Coal Strike Felt As Lewis Plots Strategy In Secret

NATION BEGINS TO FEEL EFFECT OF WALKOUTS   Brownouts Order Shows U. $, Officials Expecting Long Tieup Of Mines   HEARING SLATED MONDAY      UMW Chieftain Expected To Make First Effort To Contest Suit Then

IMPACT OF COAL STRIKE GRIPPING U.S. INDUSTRIES   Lewis Watched For Legal Twist To Foil Covernmen}

‘Dimes Mareh Supplies big Polio Fund President Reports  — Great Sum Is Given For Disease Control

N.C. Gave Nearly Half Million Of $15, 982.150 In  1946 Polio Drive

Franco May Try to Beat UN to Pi Punch   Gives Indications OF Getting Set for Counter-Move In Form Of Referendum to Test Tenrper of People

Meat Supplies in Wisconsin Near Vanishing Point  Packing Strike Is an Pinch in  _ ara n e A ame

Housewives in State Besiege Butchers; Meat Supply Wanes   Situation To Be Tough Next Week

AUTHORITIES ATTEMPTING TO  END VIOLENCE THAT IN ao. CLUDES LOOTHING AND. SMASHING  Ht

CPA To Yield  Skirts May Become  ~ Inch Longer Next Spring, It Appear:

Bare Knee Battle Rages On  CPA May Lenathen Skirts by Next Spring

Government May Yield  —_—— ait Battle Of The Bare Knees To End Come Next Spring?

Battle of the Knees Government May Let Skirts   Be a Little Longer Next Year

Doubts If Sara Will Be Sunk   Skipper Has Faith In  Tight Compartments

PROPOSED ATOM TESTS OUTLINED   Ships of Many Descriptions To Be Used

Representative Types Of Vessels Will Be Used In Atomic Bomb Test

Ranks of GAR Nearly Empty Today With Only 155 Union Veterans Living

RANKS OF BLUE AND. GRAY THINNED, TO LESS THAN 1300 FORMER SOLDIERS

German Doctors To Face  Charges   Medica! Killings For Experiment Are Alleged

— OTHER, LEADERS INDICTED — 23 Nazi Doctors Face.  War Atrocity Charge

23 Nazi Doctors Face War Crimes   Hitler's Personal Physician Listed Among the Accused.

Accused Are Charged With Many Killings   Trials Expected To Last Through All Of Next Year

Nazi Doctors Indicted. for War. Crimes   23.-Physicians Charged’ With Inhuman’ Acts

ALL CHARGED WITH MURDER IN WAR TESTS   One of Hitler’s Own Doctors Included In Long List

Nazi Doctors Are Indicted For Murders   Twenty-Three Accused Of Killing Thousands In Brutal Experiments

23 GERMAN DOCTORS ARE INDICTED   Among Over 250 Persons in Next Nuernberg Trials

Nazi Doctors to Be Charged With \Mass Homicide   Military. Court Will Try Prisoners for  Madical™ Killings

To Be Tried By American Authorities   Thousands Killed In Experiments of German Doctors

To Trial For Brutalities Next Month   Named In Medical Killings And Experiments  VWiyiak, FT satu Detanmene.

23 Nazi Doctors Are Indicted for Medical Killings   Face American Trial In Connection With Brutal Experiments

2B Nazi Torture Medics Indicted for Crimes   List Includes Hitler’s Physician and One Woman

‘23 Nazi Doctors Indicted  ‘In ‘Murder Experiments’      Charged With Atrocities, Crimes Against Enemy, German, Occupied Peoples

HITLER PHYSICIAN ~AND ONE WOMAN AMONG ACCUSED   Defendants. Charged With Killing Thousands in  Eo nevismnnibet’

NEW GROUP OF NAZIS WILL FAGE TRIAL   Twenty-three Doctors Charged With Mass Murder In Fantastic Experiments.

Russian Protest On Veto Fails!   23 Nazi Doctors Indicted for Medical Killings and Experiments

23 NAZI DOCTORS INDICTED   Charged With Murdering Thousands Of Human Beings

Twenty Three Nazi Doctors Indicted  For War Crimes  Charged With Murde Of ‘Thousands’ in Brutal Experiments

Those Who Tried Test: With Human Beings Will Be Tried Next Month

23 Nazi Doctors, Including Aide to Hitler, Indictes   Charged With Mass Murder In Fantastic Experiments Qn Humans

23 German Doctors Indicted for Hundreds of Thou“ sands of Brutal Deaths  Durina War   THYSSEN UNDER STUDY

B Nazi Doctors Held in Murders   ‘Medical Killings and Brutal Experiments on Captives Charged

23 NAZI MEDICS ARE INDICTED   Accused Of Murdering ' Hundreds Of Thousands Of Humans

Hitler’s Doctors Among 23 Nazi Physicians Indicted For Murder   Special American Military Courts Will Try Group Charged With Slaying Hundreds Of Thousands  Gf Human Beings In Germany’s Procram.

Charged That They “Murdered Hundreds of Thousands _ of Human Beings.   BRUTAL EXPERIMENTS   Dr. Karl Brandt, One ‘of Hitler’s Personal Physicians, One to-Be Tried.

Nazi Doctors Charged With Mass Murder   23 Indicted for Wartime Medical Kill * Here

NAZI DOCTORS ARE INDICTED BY THE U.S.   Twenty-three, Including a Personal Physician to Hitler, Accused of Murdering Human Guinea Pigs.

NAZI DOCTORS ARE INDICTED.   Face Charges for Cruel Medical Experiments

Nazi Doctors Are Charged With Murders  Medical Killings And Experiments Caid Deneticad

PHYSICIAN TO HITLER AMONG DOCTORS HELD   Indictments Revealed Only Nine Days After Chiefs Were Executed   MORE NAZIS FACE CHARGES   Prosecutor Says 250 To 500 Germans May Be Called Before Tribunals

Experiments With Living Are Involved   Case Is First in Series; 250 to 500 Germans To Be Arraianed.

AGLUoE 20 OF MURDERS Fh EAPERIMENTS   Included in New War Crime Trials Expected to Last Thru °47.

Nazi Doctors Indicted on Death Counts   Hitler’s Physician, One Woman Charged With Wartime Experiments

indict 23 Doctors   Experiments Qn Prisoners Charged; Other Cases Involve Hundreds

Indict Nazi Doctors For Murders   Charge Killings Of Hundreds Of Thousands.

Nazi Doctors, Industtialists Will Face Tria   Doctors Accused for Killing Hundreds of Thousands of Persons ’ Brutal Experiments

Nazi Doctors Charged Witt War Crimes   Indictment Alleges Thousands Killed in War-time Program

Rescuer Is Given Reward Of $100,000 For Saving Hughes   Sgt. William Lloyd Durkin, Oil City, Receives Fortune For Timely Rescue Act

Inspect Veterans Training, Bradley Warns Governors   Will Reduce Subsistence To Prevent Poor OnJob Training

Don’t Cheat Vets: Bradley   Governors Are Asked To Safeguard On-Job  Training

Gen. Bradley Warns States Will Be Required to Inspect On-the-Job Training Projects for Veterans

Royal Dishwasher  British Ambassador Secretly Spends 3 Days Onlowa Farm

Br ‘itish Ambassador to US Spends Thr ee Days of Life on lowa Farm

Edna C. Whittinghill Dies Late Saturday Night  Beloved Helena Matron Had Been in lll_Health Twa Yeors

Edna C. Whittinghill Dies Late Saturday Night  Dalawasl Ualana AAnmtrar   Beloved Helena Matror Had Been in ill-Health Two Years

Prince Aduldet, 18, Named. King of Siam   New Ruler Wears Crown  12 Hours After Accidental Death by Shooting of His  Brother, King Michidol

KING OF SIAM ACCIDENTALLY KILLS HIMSELF   Youthful Monarch Dies In Royal Palace Of Gunshot Wound

King of Siam Is Bullet Victim   18-Year Old Brother - of Young Monarch Takes Throne

KING OF SIAM FOUND DEAD OF BULLET WOUND   20-Year-Old Monarch Killed As Result Of Accident,  Cu Lee Cawe   WAS PLANNING TRIP TO UNITED STATES

New King of Siam Named   Succeeds Brother Found Dead in Palace At Bangkok

Siamese Police DirectorGeneral, Reports To National Legislature Accident Caused Death Of 20-Year-Old Monarch.

NEW KING OF SIAM IS SELECTED   Prince Aduldet Succeeds His Brother, Found Ivead in Royal Palace Sunday With a Bullet Wound in Head.

Prince Named King Of Siam Following  Brothers Death   Tito s Indictment Of Mihailovic Charges US-Nazi-Chetnik Talks

King of Siam Found Dead of Bullet Wound   Ruler’s Death Held  Accidental; Brother Named New King by Siamese Legislature

Succeeds ToThrone Of Siam   Eighteen-Year-Old Prince Selected Ruler After the Accidental Death of Brother, 20

King Of Siam Found Dead ‘With Bullet Wound Between Eyes; Brother Takes Throne   Prince Phumiophon Aduldet Selected By. Extraordinary Session Of Legislation

SIAM MOURNS DEATH OF KING   Police Report Accidental Verdict; Name New Leader

SIAMESE MOURN DEATH OF KING, CROWN BROTHER  ‘ KING MAHIDOL WAS   KING MAHIDOL WAS FOUND WITH BULLET WOUND BETWEEN EYES

[Nation Shocked as Young - Monarch is Found Dead 1 of Bullet Wound

Prince Adulet Succeeds Dead King of Siam   Eighteen Year Old Boy Takes Place of Brother Who Shot Himself

Youth Named  Siam’s King   Brother Found Dead nv Banekok’s Palace In Banekok

King Shot; Siam Hails New Ruler   Brother Succeeds Monarch Accidentally Shot Between Eyes

Body Is Found In Palace, Death Called Accident   Brother Takes Throne, Named By Leaislature

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Brother Succeeds Slain Siam King   King’ Ananda Mahidol Found Dead From Bullet Wound.

King Ananda of Siam Dies of Gunshot Wound  Death Comes on  Eve of Trip tn TIlwnitan Ciaetac

King of Siam Found Dead   Monarch’s Death Called Accidental; Brother, 18, Talece OQwer Throne

Prince Aduldet  New King of Siam   Eighteen- Year-Old Youth Named After Brother Found Dead

Prince Aduldet Becomes New Ruler of Siam   Succeeds Brother Who !s Found Dead

All Siam Mourns Dead King: Brother Succeeds  Police Chief Declares Ananda Mahidol’s Death Was Accident

KING MAHIDOL FOUND DEAD FROM BULLET   Tragedy in Royal Palace Is Said to Have Been Accidental

Shocked Siam Mourns Death  King Anada   Found Shot Between Eyes  Inv Royal Palace; Prince Phumiophon Adulet,  Sueceeds to Thronc

Prince Adulet Is Named Siam King   Succeeds Brother Who Was Found With Bullet Wound Between Eyes

Find Siamese King Dead, Brother Is Designated as King   Sheoting Death of Ananda Called Accidental; Never Cared for Monarchy

FIND SIAMESE KING DEAD OF BULLET WOUND   Youthful Ruler Victim Of Accident; Brother To Mount Throne

Younger Brother Succeeds Mahidol To Siam Throne   Far Eastern Ruler Found Shot to Death In Palace Bedroom

King of Siam Dies Of Bullet Wound   Police Chief Says Death Accidental

Bullet Ends Career Of Young King ‘Of Siam; Brother Named New Ruler

Aduldet Is NamedSiam Monarch   ‘Accidental’ Death Is Reported for His  Brother Found in Palarea a    Nation Is Grieved   King Mahidol Was Extremely Popular in .» His Country

Siam Saddened By Murder Of Popular King   NEW RULER SELECTED FOR TINY KINGDOM TODAY

Homecoming ab UIU This Week   Peacocks vs Dubuque Uni versity Highlight of Ac. tivities on Program.

WORK SHIRT PRICES TO INCREASE SOON   Boost Of About Ten Per Cent Indi. cated As OPA Permits Flexible Ceiling Scale

U.S. NEARER TO SHOWDOWN WITH RUSSIA   Pauley Recommends Cut in Reparations From Germany 

RANKIN COMMITTEE TO GET $75,000 FOR ITS PROBES       PLAN TO ENLARGE INVESTIGA AFF FOR FURTHER  QUIRY INTO COMMUNISM

ttorney General Nears nd of Case Against 6 lusted Prison Officials

1946 Year Of Decision, Says Truman Today   President Delivers State-ofthe-Union Message, Pointing Out Gigantic Problems Ahead.

Truman Lays Down Foreign Policy To Preserve Peace  U. S. Not to Sacrifice Vital Interests If Difficulties Arise

FOREIGN POLICY JUST BUT TOUGH PRESIDENT SAYS  AMERICA WILL NOT   AMERICA WILL NOT SACRIFICE IDEALS TO SOOTHE WORLD

TRUMAN GIVES FOREIGN POLICY TO SAVE PEACE   U. S. Will Not Sacrifice Ideals When Troubles Arise Among Allies

Nation Must Be Influence, Says President   Collaboration in Economic Field Js Fesential

Truman Maps Foreign Policy   Peace on. Basis of ‘Justice No Less Than Upon Power’ but U.S. to Protect Its Ideals

N.Y. In Noisy And Colorful UN Welcome   f Truman Flying to Give Address Declaring , U.S. Peace Hopes

Motorcade [rm By U.N. Delegate In New York City   Colorful Prelude To Opening Of United. Nations Genera] Assembly   GIVEN TICKER TAPE SHOWER

Prepares For A Tough Battle   Senate Democrats Predict Hard Going

Pauley Affair Rocks Party; Truman Firm   Democrats Foresee Slam-Bang Melee Over Nomination

Senate Faces Tough Fight Over Pauley   Truman Stands Firm on Nomination, Forecasts Approval as Solons Line Un for Showdown

Truman Sticks Stubbornly To Pauley Choice  — Knock-Down Fight Ex xpected As Senate

Tough Senate Fight Over Pauley Seen; Truman Stands Pai   New Evidence Promised; O’Mahoney May Get Ickes’ Old Job

Hot Polifical Fight Brewing   Truman Won't Yield On Pauley Affair

Pauley Battle Puts Demos On Spot In Senate   Truman Insists On Him; Confirmation Fight Due To Be Furious One.

Truman Sets Stage ForReal Fight Over Pauley For Job; Knockdown Row Predicted

Truman Sets Stage For Toughest Political Battle   President Sticking To Nomination Of Edwin W. Pauley

Knock-Down Senate Fight Over Pauley   President Prepares For Toughest Battle In Career Over Choice   Of Oil Operator

Truman Set On Pauley   Tough Scrap Foreseen On Confirmation; No Ickes Successor Named

Truman’s Insistance on Pauley Nomination May Bring ‘Tough:Senate F ight

Bitter Senate Battle Over Pauley Looms   President Tells Senators He Expects Favorable Action

Bitter Fight on Pauley Looms   Truman Declares He Expects Pauley to Be Confirmed

Truman Silent On Successor  To Sec. Ickes   President Sees Support Of Pauley Nomination; Senate Expects Battle

STAGE IS SET FOR "TOUGH BATTLE.  N-THE SENATE   President Truman Sticks Uncompromisingly to Pauley Nomination.   IKNOCK DOWN JOB AHEAD   Senate Democrats Were Left Scant Choice By Truman’s Declaration.

Hard Fight Over Pauley Certain   “Truman Clings Grimly to Nomination: New Evidence Hinted

‘TRUMAN BACKS © , PAULEY   President Sticks To Nomination Of Ickes’ Enemy

TRUMAN STILL BACKS PAULEY   Tells Newsmen He Expect: Him to be Confirmed By Senate

Truman Faces His Bitterest Congressional Battle As He Reaffirms Desire for Pauley Nomination

Truman Sticks By Pauley Nomination, Puts Democratic Senators On Spot

Senate Democrats OnSpoitAs Truman Sticks By Pauley   Knockdown Battle Over Confirmation Expected

DEMOCRATS IN SENATE ON THE SPOT   Truman Reaffirms His Confidence In Californian

Tru uman. ticks:     Edwin Pauley   Sets, Singe -For:.Senate’s Tonghest-Political Battle Sineé Supreme  Court Fieht -

Stage Is Set for Sanate Battle   Truman‘s Support Of Pauley Fans  Dolitical Blase

SHERWOOD NAMED WELFARE DIRECTOR   econd Herbert Appointment Former Cabinet Member

Sherwood Appointed Welfare Director By Herbert To Succeed Frazier Reams

With Russia Abstaining, Ballot 10-0   Plan Specifies Report By Subcommittee by End of Month.

U.N. Is Slated T Order Probe Of  Franco Regime   Veto By Russia Could Upset Plan; Council Meeting At 3 P. M.

U.N. Set To Order Franco Spain Probe   Could Be Upset By Soviet Veto

UN WILL ORDER INVESTIGATION OF SPAIN TODA!   Russia Is Only Opponent And May Delay Move

Gromyko Is  Still Opposed   Five Members to Be Named to Investigate  Charges Agoinst Franco Setup -

Council Votes To Investigate Franco Spain   Russia Abstains In Vote On Committee To Study Charges Against Spain.   MEMBERS APPOINTED

Investigation  Of. Franeo Spain May Be Ordered Today   Russia i 1s Only: Opponent : to. ‘Move—May Hold ip ) Action.

U.N. COUNCIL STANDS 10-1 TO EXAMINE FRANGO SPAIN   Russia Objects To Compromise Offer As Group Meets Today

RED DELEGATE ABSTAINS FROM COUNCIL POLL   Set Up Sub-Committee to Investigate Charge Against Franco Rule

U-N Is Expected To Order Probe Of Franco Today   But Russia May Seek To Veto Plan

RUSSIAN VETO COULD UPSET SPANISH PROBE   Mexican Delegate Seeks Gromyko’s Approval on UN Proposal

Security Council Passes Resolution On Spanish Issue  Russia Abstains From   Russia Abstains- From Voting, Committee Would Réport May 3]

COUNCIL IS SET TO ORDER PROBE   UN Move Against Franco Seen As Probable

To Probe Franco Regime    U.'N. Council Names Five-Man Subcoimmittee to Study Regime; Russia Does Not Vote

Five Council Members to Study Spain   Compromise Proposal Is Adopted Today By Security Group

U.N. Council To Vote on Spanish Issue   Expect Investigation To Be Ordered Unless Russia Attempts to Invoke Veto Power

10 Say ‘Yes’ As Gromyko Sits Silent   Probe Subcommittee To Report Back Not Later Than Mav 31.

Russians May Delay Action On Franco Probe   UNITED NATIONS GROUP EXPECTED TO VOTE TODAY

Russian Veto Could Upset U.N. Action   Delegates Lined Up 10-1 In Favor Of Australian Proposal For Probe

Russia Could Halt robe of. Spain by Using Veto Power   comyko’s Stand Is That No Probe Is Needed, if Evidence Is Enough  ' to Show Franco Regime Menaces Peace: Silent on Plans

Jnless Russia Balks....  UN May Order Spanish Probe Before Night

Group s Repori Of Its Findings Due By May 31  Gromyko Declines To Vote On Issue AE Rate DRaadiina

Inquiry Into Franco Spain May Be Ordered   Russian Veto Is Possible At U.N. New York Meeting

UN. READY TC ORDER INQUIRY   Russia Only Opponent To Probe of Franco Spain

Security Council ~— Investigation of Spain is Expectes   Russian Veto May Hold Up Anticipated Order of Council Today

Committee To Conduct Spain Probe   Group Will Report  To Security Council By May 31---Russia StitlL Opposes Mave

U.N. May Order Franco Probe   Soviet Envoy May Delay Action by Attempting Veto

UN: Council Votes Probe Franco Spain   Gromyko Clears Way When He Abstains from Participating

RUSSIAN VETO MAY ‘UPSET PLAN   To Decide Whether Franco Is Threat To World Peace

Investigation Of . Franco Spain May ‘Be Ordered Today      Russia is Only Opponent to Move—May Hokc  Up Action.

INVESTIGATION TO BE FINISHED BY MAY 31 ON FRANCO'S REGIME  POLISH DEMAND FOR SPEEDY ACTION IS QUICKLY APPROVED

U. N. Council Set To Order  Franco Probe   Russian Veto Would Upset Hodgson Plan

U.N. Votes fo Probe Franco Despite Russ   Soviet Delegate Does Not Vote on Proposal; Committee Is Named

Natiogal Representatives Line Up, 10 To 1, In Favor Of Uncovering Works In Spain

COUNGIL CLEARS DEGKS FOR FIGHT ON SPANISH PROBE   Inquiry May Be Ordered To. ‘day Unless Russia Inwabac tat.

Gromyko Still Refuses to Yield On Stand Against 5-Nation Quiz; Council Set to Meet at 2 P. M.

SPANISH PROBE VOTED BY U.N. COUNCIL 10-1   Gromyko Withholds Ballot of USSR  On Compromise

@ LIFE OF THE ILLINI  Illiniville and Stadium Terrace Crowded and Still Growing

ANDERSON. DENIES HE WILL RESIGN OVER 0. P. A. FIGHT   No Troth in Reports, Secretary Says; Farm Bureau Prices Followed

Royal Wedding Rumors Persist  Philip Of Greece To Be Royal Consort

Interest Shown In Bethrothal   Prince Philip Believed ' To Be Winning Favor Amone British.

He’s Loser At Hunting   Bricker Says Marksmanship Of Son Superior, But  Rlamee Shelle.

City-County Victory on Fund Neat   Legislators Block Warren's Plea for State Construction

Redouble Efforts — In Rescue Work   Soldiers Aiding In Opera tions to Reach Marooned Families, Livestock

RESCUE. CREWS IN      Redouble Efforts to Reach Re. maining Families, Livestock in Marooned Area

Estimate 194 Cent Hike To Be About 17} Percent: Union Asked 30 Percent

President Truman Recommends Acceptance of Proposal to End 50 Day Strike of 175,000 Emploves.

G.M. Workers Offered 191% Cent Raise   Pruman_ Endorses Findings of Board. Hopes Costly Conflict Wl End

Panel Decrees No Hike in Car  Price Ncessary   President Hopeful Board’s Recommendation  Will Settle Strike

FACT FINDERS FILE REPORT IN GM STRIKE   Nineteen And One Half Cent Hourly Raise Is Urged By Board

BOOSTED BY OPPONENT   Demerratic Candidate Robert Kerr eee eee fie His Ad

BOOSTED BY OPPONENT   Democratic Candidate Robert Kerr Finds G.O.P. Paid for His Ad

OPA Dispute Flares Anew In Capital   Senate Group Tells Witness to Give Facts And Not Call Names

Witness is Accused of “Name-Calling” After He \Flays Bowles and Others

‘STRIKE CONTROL “MEASURE WIDEN   ‘Ball Denounces Pepper's  Blan for President 30 Ne antinte Cantriact«

Solon Suggests President Act As ‘Operator’   Pepper's Proposal Is Protested by Ball; Mines Seizure Asked

Goering Ends  His Testimony   Steps Deeper Into Shadow Of Gallows In His Con cluding Statements

GOERING FINISHES HS TESTIMONY AT NUERNBERG TRIAL   Assumes. Responsibility for Acts of Departments He . eel il

US. Calls Upon Nations To End  Trade Dealings      Inte Department Makes  Move To Get Trade Qut  of Stute Hands Into Private Channels

PRESIDENT 10 FOLLOW SET COURSE   To Press Contempt. Proceedings Against John L. Lewis

SIGLER MEETS SOLONS FRIDAY   PRE-SESSION CONFERENCE A BID FOR HARMONY

Hardin American Legion To Hold a Two Day Celebration June 25, 26

Illness Fatal fo William S. Hart   Son and Ex-Wife Attend Old Star of Westerns

William $. Hart Dies Sunday   Former Star of Western Films Succumbs

W. S. Hart Dies In Los Angeles   Estate Of Former Movie Actor Judged To Be Worth Million

Death Takes Movie Actor   William S. Hart, 83. Succumbs On Coast

HART, FORMER ACTOR, EXPIRES   ‘Wild West’ Movie Star O' Quarter Century Aao Dies

WILD WEST FILM HERO SUCCUMBS   William S. Hart Dies  of Lincering Tilnece

WILLIAM S. HART, FILM HERO, DIES   STARRED IN FIRST WILD WEST MOVIES OF 25 YEARS AGO

UNION AGREES TO ARBITRATE      Duquesne Light Committee Agrees to Proposal At Night Conference

Freight Rate _ Hike Granted   Major Stocks Jump in Brisk Trading As ICC Announces New Schedules

BAKER HOSPITAL WILL ‘BE OPERATED BY VA   Rep. Randolph Says 58€-Bed Institution Will Continue To Ennetian Fear Knundea Vets

Appear Before Committee on Road Problems   Urge Districts Be Permitted to Continue Activities

Special Road Districts Fight ‘For Survival’   Spokesmen: Contend House Bills Would Destroy Organizations

ATOMIC POW COMES BEFORE UNO ASSEMBL'   SECRETARY BYRNES OPENS DISCUSSION OF FAR-REACH-"   ING INTERNATIONAL   IMPORTANCE '

UNO To Discuss Atomic Energy   Control Problem To Come Before Genera! Assembly In London Soon   NATIONS WILL PUT VIEWS ON RECORD

Open Cleavage Develops In GOP Hierarchy   Stassen Dislikes New Chairman  Of Party

? Choice of Reece arty Head Leads stassen Outburst     oe   Lawmaker Wins on Third

PLANE CRASH LAID TO BROKEN PROPELLER   Army Board Finds Blade Sheares Off Causing Wreck Which Took Toll of 26 Lives.

Negro Dead AfterHacking White Girl   Knife, Hatchet Used In Bloody Battle Between Couple

GIRL AND NEGRO IN DEATH FIGHT   KNIFE AND HATCHET DUEL IN RED CROSS OFFICE

NEGRO DIES AFTER BATTLE WITH GIRL AT WHITE PLANKS   Young Choir Singer Gravely Hort in Bloody Knife and Hatchet Buel

TEXAS RAIL TRAFFIC AT STANDSTILL   Buses Jammed as But Few Trains Move in State

Texas Iron Horses Stabled at Points Throughout State   Dallas Terminal Like Graveyard; Officials Operates Locomotives

150 MOVIE PICKETS ARRESTED   Mass Arrests For Exceeding Limit of 8 at Studio Gate

200Pickets at Studio Arrested   Submit Peaceablyas Court Injunction Limiting Number Read

OUTLOOK DARK AS PRESIDENT TAKES ACTION   Demand for Welfare Fund Deadlocks  Conference

Meet WHI] be Hekl Saturday to Yormulate Plans for Re-Organization of Ohio National Guard as State Military Unit.

No Attempt At Invasion      Secret Nazi Decument: Indicate a Landing On England Never Tried

No Indication Nazis Made Any Effort at Invasion of England   Secret Papers Tell of Plans; RAF Decided It Before Hitler Ready; Hitler Decided Early to Attack Russia

Report No German Attempt Ever Made ITo Invade Britain   War Department Disclosures Refute 1944 Stories of an Unsuccessful Try

No Attempt Revealed of  An lavasion   Secret Papers of Nazis Fail to Bear Out Renorts

WAR DEPARTMENT SAYS NO EVIDENCE FOUND OF ‘HITLER ATTEMPT TO INVADE ENGLAND

Bare Secret of German Rearmament After 1920      $48, 000,000 Loan Made to Krupp’s 13 Years Before Hitler Attained Power

KRUPP DYNASTY ACTIONS BARED   Records Reveal Part German Industrialists Played in Rearmament Program

Letter Proves Krupp, Supposed Leaders Of German Republic Started Rearmament Program in 1920—Before Hitler's Rise

Krupp Records Reveal Origin Of German Arms   Secret Shows Beaten Country Planned Revenge

Secret Origin Rearmament Of Germany Bared   Confiscated Document: Provide Evidence Of Hash-Hush §48,0060,000 Loan Made

Seized Records Prove Germans Planned Early      Krupp Dynasty Files Show Rearmament Plan: Long Before Hitler

Fuel Crisis. Tn: New York. Tops Strikes   Tugboat Yr ‘ieup : Results Grave—Steel . Sul Hopeful

Drastic Action In New York’s Fuel Shortage   Progress in Steel Issue as Gotham Rations Fuel Oil; Coal Next

Steel Strike Settlement Top Objective  Union and Industry ‘Not   Union and Industry ‘Not Far Apart,’ Reports Say

Steel Accord Is Still Goal Of President   Murray And Truman ‘Agreed On Jan. 1 As Pav Increase Date

Settlement of Majer Strike Still Reported Leoking Favorable, With Nothing Definite Yet.  wiwyTrer FWWwarmrmarTrrYTarset VC      FUEL RATIONING IS ORDERED IN NEW YORK

Settlement of Steel Strike Top Government Objective; New York Faces Fuel Famine   Agreement in Steel Dispute Believed Near, But Situation in New York City Continue to Cause Gravest Concern

Progress in C. I. O. Steel Dispute Made   Apartment Houses, Homes Without Heat as Mayor Calls Strict Rationing Of Seant Supplies

Truman “Quite Hopeful” About Steel Settlement   Drastic Rationing Hits New York City

Serious  Scarcity Of Fuel HitsN.Y.   Drastic Rationing  Of Fuel Oil Put   Into Action

Truman Hopeful Over Progress In Negotiations   Tughoat Strike Causes Fuel Shortage In N.Y.G.

Mayor O’Dwyer Orders  Reduction Of Fuel Oil Use; Steel Is Still Top Strike

STEEL INDUSTRY, UNION LEADERS ‘NOT FAR APART’  NEW YORK WORRIED   NEW YORK WORRIED OVER FUEL SUPPLY; TUGMEN STILL OUT

REPORT SAYS INDUSTRY AND STEEL UNION NOT FAR APART   Fuel Shortage Critical In New York City Due To Tugboat Walkout

Russia's Strenuous Battle About Iran Seems to be Lost   Experts on Rules Claim Case Could Be Kept on Agenda

Experts Slated To Issue Ruling Over Procedure   Spanish Row Will Be Taken up Again; U. S. Opposes Move

Experts To Rule Against Russia On Iranian Case   Committee Reported To Stand 8 To 3 To Keep Issue On Agenda

Split Reported Over Removal Iranian Issue   Russia Is Said To Have Lost “Closed Door” Baitle To   Remove Question   From UN Agenda

Russia Loses UN Battle On lran Sauabble   SECURITY COUNCIL TO }' RULE AGAINST RED PIFrAS

RUSSIA LOSES BATTLE OVER IRANIAN ISSUE   Committee of Experts Said To Have Decided That Case May Legally Be Kept on Agenda   DEBATE IS RESUMED

RUSSIA LOSES CLOAKED FIGHT   U. N. Procedure Experts Won't Rule Out Iranian Case   COMMITTEE IS SPLIT

REPORTED VOTE EIGHT TQ THREE AGAINST SOVIET   Committee On Rules Expected To Report Late Today; Council Resumes Spanish  Discussion This Af ternoon.

Soviet Loses Out In Fight To Drop lranian Question   Council Will Reopen Debate On Polish Charges Today 4

Russians Lose UN Battle On Iranian Case      Council to Resume Its Debate On Spanish Charge

Soviets Lose U.N. Battle  On Iran Case   Floor Fight Seen; Council To Take Up Franco Charges

Russia Loses in Committee Battle On Iranian Issue   Majority Reported  In Favor of Keeping Case on the Agenda--Renew Franco Debate

Procedure Experts Report ed to Have Ruled Against Russa:   DIVIDED ON DECISION

POLE DEMANDS NATIONS BREAK SPANISH TIES   British Delegate Set  To Oppose Rupture With Franco

Russia Loses Battle fo Have Issue Dropped   Experts to Rule  Iranian Case Can Be Legally Kept On U.N. Agenda

Report Reds Lose Fight On Iran Case   Committee Said To be Split  8 to 3'on Question

Rules Experts Believed To Have Decided Problem Can Be Held On Agenda; Polish Protest on Spain To Be Debated During Aftemoon

CASE KEPT  LEGALLY  ON AGENDA   U.N. Council To Resume Debate On Spanish Question

Closed Door Conference Upon Agenda  Is Rumored   Council May Resume Debates Over Franco

Iranian Case May Be Kept on UN Agenda   Soviets Reported to Have Lost in Secret Meeting Wednesday

Reds Losing Fight to Toss Iran Case Out   U.N. Body Reported Divided 8-3 to Keep Dispute on Agenda

Soviets Losing Ground  On Iran   Strenuous Behind Scenes Battle ; Lost 8 to 3

Reds Reported on Short End Of Battle to Drop Iran Case  UN Procedure Experts Stand Firm Nhirian Caccian Rohind Claced Doors

LINEUP IN UN REPORTED 8-3 AGAINST REDS   Council Stated To Pick Up Debate on Polish Charges Against Franco.

Russia Loses Fight to Drop lran Dispute   Experts Decide Case May Stay On UN Agenda

lranian Case Aired Behind Closed Doors   Stays On Agenda By 8 to 3 Vote; Spanish Issue Up

Russians Reported to Have Lost Hard Battle in Counci   UN Security Group is Ex pected to Keep Iran on Agenda

Well-Informed Delegates Report Soviet Beaten In Its Disputes Over Tranian Issue

lran Case May Remain Before UN Council   Russia Reported! The Loser In A Brisk Battle

More Debate Is Heard Over Spain   United States, Britain Want People to Remove Franco Regime

UNCIL TO RESUME TALKS ON SPANISH ISSUE   Committee Split, Eight to Three, on Procedure  Pawxviontnm Beam =

SPAIN QUESTION COMES UP FOR GROUP DEBATE   Majority in Rules Committee Hold Iran Question on Agenda

REDS LOSE CLOSED DOOR U.N. FIGHT   Soviets Reported to Have Been Defeated in Strenuous Battle to Have the Iranian Case Dropped From Agenda.

Experts Said to Have Ruled For Iran Case   Committee Favorably Split Eight to Three on Legality of Keeping Iran’s Complaints on UNSC Agenda

Russia Loses lranian Fight In Committee   Majority Against Shelving; Council Resumes Dehate On Snain.

RUSSIAN ENVOYS LOSE TIFF OVER IRANIAN ISSUE   @) UN Experts Rule Case Kept On Agenda—Spanish Problem Coming Up

—UNITED NATIONSSoviets Lose Another Tilt  Procedure Rule Causes Battle

TEXAS SENATOR BLOCKS ACTION TO EXTEND OPA   No Controls Till Friday At Least

NO CHANCE OF RESTORATION. BEFORE FRIDAY   Action By House Is Being Rushed Today

OPA Extension Again Blocked By O'Daniel   Delay Resolution In Senate At Least 24 Hours

TRUMAN-CONGRESS FEUD BLOCKS PLANS FOR NEW MEASURES   Administration Officials Wait Word Of Effect Prices As Controls Die After Four Years; No Soaring Of Costs Noted First Day

ACTION ON BIL FOR 24 HOURS   House Action Meaningless Until Senate Can Also ’ Make Move

House Extension Vote Predicted   Objection Delays Intreduction of Resolution in Senate 24 Hours;ANo Early Action Seen

“O'Daniel Blocks Remaining Chance for Quick Extension of Defunct OPA Bitl: Country Awaits Impact of Soaring Prices   House Now Stymied in Promised Action to Temporarily Revive Controls on Prices

House Ready ry.  lo Approve Extension   Little Chance Of New Bill  Refore Friday

Sen. O’Daniel Leads Attack On Controls   Texan Stymies Move to Pass Interim Resolution

Control Law Expires by Truman Act   Veto by Presidznt Causes Collapse of Program Last Night — House to Act

HOUSE MAY PASS ACT BY NIGHT   Senate Action May Not Come Before Friday

EXPECT DELAY IN REVIVAL OF OPA CONTROLS   Dispute Between Congress And Truman Expected To Delay Action

Senator Prevents New Resolution on Matter in Senate; Rents Are Boosted in Country.   CONGRESS ACTION ALSO IS BALKED

0'Daniel Blocks OPA Extension Move in Senate   Wolcott to Offer Rent Control Plan; Porter ‘Optimistic’

SENATE KEPT FHUM ACTION BY GANIE!   Upper Chamber May Not Be Able io Vete for Several Days.

COUNTY REA MAKES EXPANSION PLANS   Co-operative Expects To Build 675 Miles . Ot AAAditinnal Tunas

Plymouth County REA Expanding Rural Facilities_  Local Cooperative. _ Plans Service To Many Naw _Mambhar:

Flogging Fails To Halt Crime   Alabama Negro Puts Up Valiant  Battle To Escape Death in Chair

Von Papen, Schacht And Fritzsche Freed, Trio  “Get Life, Four Jailed   Goering, Von Ribbentrop, Keitel, Kaltenbrunner Rosenberg, Frank, Frick, Streicher, Jodl, Sauckel and Seyss-Inquart Must Die.

SIGLER ENTERS GOVERNOR RACE   Becomes Third Candidate To Seek Republican ~ Nomination

Sigler Enters Governor Race   Makes Announcement In Detroit Today

Heat Furnaces For Production   Union Security Big Items on CIO Agendc

Security Issues Blocks Settlement In Long GM Dispute   Phone Representatives Meet in Memphis, Tenn., To Consider Strike for . Wage Demands

Lancaster, Pa., General Strike Ties Up All Traffic; Mayor In Emergency Order

Handful Present In Early  Morning   Lancaster’s Mayor Declares State Of Emergency

Steel Plants Are Reopened; ’Phone Strike  Looms Again   Union Security Clause Retards GM Settlement

Slow Return To Steel Production  In Major Mills   GM Parley Snagged On Union Security; Phone Tie-LJIp Again Looms.

NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE ON AUTO DISPUTE   Union Representatives Recommend Walkout On Wages

Steel Furnaces Being Readied For Production   Emergency At Lancaster: Seek Common Ground Between GM And CIO

Furnaces Being Fired In Steel Plants Making Ready for 380,000 To Resume Work.     TELEPHONE STRIKE  —_avTerafte=es:ae erlUCUCrl OUT CUO Y.hUCt;—CUrCDhe rw A we! OO

Workers Slow In Returning To Positions   GM and Union Still Unable To Sian Pact

Steel Strike Officially Ended But Only: Few On The Job To Start Fires.

STEEL WORKERS RETURNING, BUT REOPENING SLOW   New Strike Threats Appear Todav as Detroit Negotiations Continue

Several Knotty Problems Still Confront Industry And Labor Leader:

Union Security Issue Balks Negotiations   Steel Walkout Ends; Mills Readied to Work

Steel Mill Strike Ends.  Return Slow   Emergency Is Declared in Lancaster, Pa.; Threat Of Telephone Walkout Looms at Memphis

THREAT LOOMS IN NATIONWIDE PHONE DISPUTE   Executive Board of Union Recommends  Strike Over Wazes

General Strike Of About 12,000 AFL Unionists Threatens To Stagnate Business At Lancaster

Steelworkers Go Back to Jobs In Small Groups  Union Security Issue Balks Discussion In GM Cantravarev

Phone Strike Looms Again In Pay Fight   Railroad Talks Open; Lancaster, Pa., Plants Picketed By Members Of 23 AFL Unions

Only Handful  Workers Back   Slow Process Of Readying Steel Furnaces For Full. scale Production,

Soviet Held On Espionage Charge Involving Vessel; ‘May Affect Bomb Secrets

State Department Kept Fully Informed On FBI Chase Of Russian Spy

State Dept.  ln on Russ  Cry Avr y¥nac OUY Arresi   Atom Secrets Hinted: Formal Charge Only Involves Ship Plans

Russian Naval Officer Arrested For Spying Here  FBI Seizes Him For _ Trying To Get Plans Ta ll © Naval Veeeol

FBI HOLDS RED NAVAL OFFICER FOR ESPIONAGE   Lieutenant Set to Flee United States by Ship From Portland. Ore.

STATE DEPARTMENT — ADVISED ABOUT FBI ACTIVITIES   This Led to the Seizure of a _ Young Russian Naval Officer Last Night.   TAKEN IN PORTLAND   The 29-Year-old Soviet Officer Was LtZy icolai Gregorovich Redin.

ARREST SOVIET NAVAL OFFICER AT PORTLAND   State Dep’t Award of FBI Activity; Plans Of Warship Involved

Spine - Tingling Spy Mystery Confronts A-Bomb Conscious Nation In Arrest of Russian

CAPTURED BY FBI WHILE PREPARING TO FLEE COUNTRY   CHARGES INVOLVE PLANS REGARDING A-BOMB TEST SHIP

‘Russian Naval Officer Seized On Spy Charges   Arrestedat Portland” As He Boards Ship to Sail For Homeland

Russian Sough U.S. Ship Data, FBI Charges   (Soviet Agent Taken in Portland as He Stepped On Russ Shin

Arvest of Alleged Soviet Spy by FBI Revealed Last Eve   Russian Naval Officer is Held Under Bail of $25,000 in West

Accused of Seeking Plans of U. S. Ship   Arrested Preparing To Leave for Soviet

AS HE BOARDS SOVIET SHIP   Had Plans of U. S. Destroye  Tender; To Face Charges  of Espionage.

U. S. Holding Russian on Spy Charges   State Department Has Taken Hand in Navy Officer’s Arrest

FBI Arrest: Soviet Naval  Officer As Spy   Lieutenant Picked Up in Seattle As He Boards _ Russ Ship

State Officials Knew FBI Was: Trailing A Spy   Acheson Declines Other Comment On Arrest of Russian

Agent Seized as He Boards Ship To Leave Nation   Plans, Information Of American Naval Vessel Were Sought

U.S. Arrests Soviet as Spy   Russian Officer Seized at Portland; FBI Kept State Department Fully Informed

Seeking Plan Information   New Warship       FBI Seizes Naval Officer In Spy-Chiller To As Bomb Conscious U. S..

“Soviet Officer Arrested For Espionage In US ‘Under Investigation Long Time, Officials Say

Department  Was in On It   FBI Kept State Department Fully Informed About Activities Before Redin Seizure

Young Red Arrested By FBI While Preparing To Flee Portland, Ore.

PRIESTS DIE IN RECTORY BLAZE   Visiting Catholic Prelate, Pas.  tor Claimed by Fayette; ville, Ark., Fire

BALANCING OF BUDGET IS NOT POSSIBLE   Truman’ Says GI Bill: Knocks Out Prospect— Says Big Words Pop

Rationing Of Power In Virginia Ordered      Drastic Steps to Become Effective at Midnight of May 9

Joint Airforce Being Planned By U.S. And Britain   London Newspaper Says Definite Steps Have Reen Taken.

Tells af Possible Joint U.S.-Anglo Air Force   London Paper ° Says Plans Submitted Jo American Air Chie€

Says Britain And U.S. Plan Joint Air Arm   London Daily Mail And Daily Telegraph Claim Definite Steps Already Taken

English-U. S. Air Unit Seen   London Press Hints Of Airforce Merger

Report England And US Plan Dual Air Force   British Papers Say . Two Countries Near ° Aereement on Force

U.S. And Britian Said Planning Joint Air Force   London Newspapers Say First Step Of Plan Aqreed To

PLANS FOR JOINT AIRFORCE BY U. S. AND BRITAIN TOLD  ae mmemm (ARTE AL OOANRY   STEPS HAVE ALREADY BEEN TAKEN, SAYS LONDON DAILY MAIL

U. S.-British Militar ‘y Air  Plan Rumored   Agreement on Arma: -ments and Training Re~ ported in Dispatches.

Anglo-American Airforce in Offing, According to London Daily Paper

U. S.-BRITISH JOINT AIRFORCE PLANNED, SAY LONDON PAPERS   Official Comment Lacking; Plans Would Call For  Joint Training

Joint Airforce Created, Word   Report Anglo-U.S. Standardize Arms

Joint Airforce Is Planned By U. S.-Britain   Definite Steps Have Been Taken Toward Standardization and Training, London Papers Assert.

Joint Airforce ~“onned, Report   London Papers Say U. S. and Britain Have Taken Steps

Joint U.S. And English Air Foree  Is Claimed   Arms Standardizing Program Also Seen As Being Developed

Body is Found In Green Bay   Washburn Recovered Near Sunken Sloop

Smith Friend’s Body Found  Recovered In 80 Feet Of Water At Harbor

VESPER CONCERT AT LINDENWOOD . _. SUNDAY EVENING   Public Cordially Invited To Attent Program Given By Mu Phi. : Epsilon Phi Theta Chapter .:

SENIOR RECITAL AT LINDENWOOD TUES. EVENING   Public Cordially invited to Aftend Program To Be Held in Roemer Auditortauni

SPRING CONCERT . £0 BE GIVEN AT _ LINDENWOOD TUES.   Symphonic Band Under Direction o! I’. G. MacMurry Will Present Program at 7:00 P. M.

MOVE TOWARD UNIFICATION OF ARMED FORCES   Single Command Ordered for All Forces in Separate Areas

ARMED FORCES -SHAKEUP MADE BY PRESIDENT   TRUMAN ACTS TO END DUAL  , COMMAND IN ALL ' AREAS  FOP“ COMMANDS-ARE—— NAMED

Armed Forces Join Command For All Areas’.   General or Admiral To Rule Each U. S. Operating Theater

TAFT REFUSES TO ANNOUNCE "48 INTENTION   Entry of Stassen As Candidate Ignored

Laws Come Hirst, Is Taft Comment On 1345 Campaign  Legislative Job Is   Legislative Job Is First Responsibility Of G.O.P.. He Says

‘Palo Alto Team Won State Baseball Crown Last Week  Defeated Dubuque In Final Game

Pauley Demands Apology for Jap Oil Story  _ Nominee Says Tobey Came Close to .  Charaina Treason

U.S. Seizure Won't Halt Rail Strike   Only Settlement Will Stop May 18 Tieup, Unions’ Chief Vows

Rail Union Says Strike Will Begin   Whitney Indicates Govern. ment Seizure Will Not  Halt Walkout

Union Head Terms It Burlesque   Says Only Settlement of Grievances Can Stop Projected ‘Strike.

‘Rail seizure not to halt strike plans’  Trainmen cease work on May 18

DEMANDS ROAD SETTLE ISSUES BEFORE MAY 18   Union Chief Threatens To Defy U. S. Action In Dispute

ARMS CUTTING ACTION URGED BY CONNALLY   U.S. Speaker Welcomes Molotov’s Acceptance Of Inspection System

WHITE RUSSIA DELEGATE SAYS WAR POSSIBLE   issues Warning of New Conflict With Atomic Factories  Going Full Speed   REMOVAL OF ATOM BOMBS SGUCHT BY U. N. MEMBER

Settlement Of Major Issues Among Allies Impera tive, Says Connally   Answers Molotov On Disarmament   [United Nations Is Warned ‘War Cannot Be Abolished By Statute’

Soviets Alarmed By Atomic Power   Secret Held by U.S. De scribed as Threat to  World Peace   “Start With Most Dangerous’ Is Formula Pointed At U. §.

Atomic Monopoly End Is Predicted   “Sword of Damocles” Termed Hanging Over Head of World,” Says Vishinsky of U.S. —Manufacture of Dread Scientific Weapon

Sen. Connally Maps U.S. Stand on Arms Reduction Question   Lays Down Eight Points as Basis For Participation

ATOMIC WAR THREAT  CITED AS NEED FOR  U.N. DISARMAMENT WHITE RUSSIAN ISSUES  _ WARNING; CONNALLY URCES OUICK ACTION

White Russian Says Warning of a Third World War Lies in Hum ot A-Bomb Plants

White Russian UN Delegate Warns of Third: World War   Possible With Atomic ,, Factories Working * At Full Power

Lift Menace, Soviet Plea   Prohibit Its Output, Delegate Asks U.N.

Reds Push Move ToScrap Atomic Bomb   White Russian -Foresees Warning ‘Of Third World War

Red Leade: Finds War In Making   Russian Is Seeking Information On Atomic Bomb

Russia Warns Third World War Threatens   Asks U.N. To Scrap Atom Bomb Policy, Urges General Disarming

Russians Ask Scrapping of Atomic Boml   Sen. Connally Demands UN Take Action on Plan to Reduce Armaments in  Current Session

Russian Claims ‘A Warning’ of 3rd World War   Tells U. N. ‘Atomic Factories Working At Full Power’

New Attack On A-Bomb   Russians See in It Threat of Third World War; Veto Issue Into Disarmament Problem

THIRD WORLD WAR, SAYS KISELEV   This Was Told the United Nations By Foreign Minister of White Russia.   ATOMIC PLANTS AT WORK   The Monopolistic Possession of the Bomb Can’t Last Always, He Said.

Russia Again Hits Monopoly On Atom Bomb   Termed Menace To World's Security

Atom Bomb Sighted for Third War   Foreign Minister of White Russia Issues Warning in Disarm Plea

Two Delegates Say U.S. Possession Of Mighty Secret is Just Like  Sword Hanging Over Their Heads

Mystery in the Lake Sinking of ‘A Luxury Yacht   No One Seen Aboard, No Survivors Are Found

BG YACHT SINKS MYSTERIGUSLY IN LAKE MICHIGAN   No Sign of Life Aboard Craft as It Goes Down in Rough Water Off South Haven, Mich.   SEARCH FOR POSSIBLE SURVIVORS UNDER WAY   Eyewitnesses Say Zwo Lifeboats Were Lowered From Vessel, but Neither Js Found.

YACHT SINKS; ‘NO SIGN SEEN OF LIFE ON IT   Mystery Surrounds Its  Lunge Into Lake  Michigan

Extra Session Of Legislature Due March 18   Governor Confines Call to Surayer’s . Educational Survey

Meadows Calls Special Meet ‘Of Legislature   Session To Start March 18 To Act On Strayer Plan

Consftitutional Revision Is Askec In March 18 Call   Wants Taxation, Assessment Study, Emergency Funds

pthering and Thanks - Offering vices at St. John's Lutheran Churct               Plays and Pageant vit Be ; Pre 3 ented..By  “Women’s Mission -

Thanksoffering Service At St. John’s: ‘Lutheran Next Sunday. Evening.

pathering and Thanks - Offering  vices at St. John's Lutheran Church               zi Plays and Pageant jill Be Presented..By  “Women’s Mission

Identifies Pix “Miss 1565” As Her Grandchild   Detroit Woman Is Positive Tot Who Died in Circus ‘Fire Was Sherron  . Lane

Blind, Deaf Student Makes Dean's. Lis   Freshman) Wins” Great Ovation At St. John’s _ University

Franco Tells People He Aims To Hold His Power In Isolated Country

eS eee  OPP CUE Te ert ae eae ee ee eet Se are cee eal IE i ah ET a EN NE Se Be eR hh eee IRR Tse 0h ne oi  Rescue Forces Link With Nationalist Garrison Troops of Besieged Tatung

VIRGINIA WAR VET KILLS TWO IN INSANE RAGE   Shoots Wife, Three Year Old Daughter, Two Others

Shortage Of Meat Blamed On ‘Rackets’   Higher Retail Prices Sought By Committee

‘en. Elmer Thomas Says opa Has Practically Given U> Trying to Control Black Market.

BLAME BLACK MARKET FOR LOW SUPPLY   Situation in Wheat Is Also Held Critical By Agency Head

MEAT SHORTAGES ACUTE IN SOME PARTS OF NATION   Senator Thomas Blames Black Market — Declares OPA Has “Given Up” on Situation,   CINCINNATI RETAILERS Y¥OTE TO CLOSE SHOPS   Packers Say Cattle Fail to Reach Normal Channels Due to Bids They Cannot Match.

Meat Shortage Severe as in War   Sen. Thomas Demands OPA Controls Be Ended

Meat Shortage Sweeps Markets  Blame Black Market For Lack Of Supplies

Meat Shortage  Grows Severe   Reported as Bad as During War in Same Cities

RUSSIA ASKS RETRIAL OF AMERICAN SOLDIER   Protests Initial Trial As ‘“linfale'’

iRySTEN. DEMAND OR NEW +--€OURT-MARTIAL-TO-BE-R  ~~ JECTED—- FIRING ON) ~ {PANES ““EXPEAINED" ~~

Marshall Tries To End Strife  In Manchuria   Communists Seize Most of Changchun; Victory in Offing

Marshall Leads Efforts To End Manchurian War   carly Communist Victor at Changchun Is in Prospect

COMMUNISTS SEIZE MOST OF CITY  Gen. Marshall Seeks End To Strife In Manchuria -

General Marshall Takes Lea In Efforts to End Civil War Raging in Manchuria

Clash Anticipated on Thorny Veto Question As Revisions Studied In Baruch’s Proposal

BATTLE LOOMS OVER REVISED BARUCH PLAN   Soviels Still Keep Confusing UN Issues

Union Speeding Return to Work   Efforts Made To ~ Overcome GM Lag

Present Rise Of Commodity  Prices Blamed   Sen. Moore Urges Nation to Take No Premature Action

BOWLES PREDICTS {100 PER CENT RISE IN LIVING COSTS   Senator Moore Scoffs at Foreeast and Assails Con : tinued Control of   Prices.   2 SENATORS BLOCK OPA LEGISLATION   Administration Leaders Busy Behind Scenes Seeking to Clear Way for Compromise Bill,

Bowles Predicts Living Cost to Double in 20 Days   Says Increases So Far Only a Taste of What Lies Ahead

Bowles Predicts Cost Of Living Will Double Within 20 Days. Moore Renlies “Wait and See’

Bowles Expects Costs fo Double Within 20 Days   OPA Extension Bill [s Stalled by Wherry and O’Daniel

Moore Asks For Public Confidence   Foe of Control Says Price Laws Are Unnecessary

Bowles: Cost Of Living to Climb 100%  Moore Advises Wait and See’

LIVING COSTS TO DOUBLE IN NEXT 20 DAYS   Bowles Makes Prediction; Legislation In Senate Stalled   NO COLLAPSE SEEN BY SENATOR MOORE

Congress is Always Available if Emergency Legislation Becomes Necessary, Says Cheary Oklahoma Senator.

Capital Leaders Press For Relied   Washington Officials Warn Ot Inflation Damage

Two Senators Stall Action On Controls   0’ Daniel And Wherry Object To Sending Bill To Committee   SEN. MOORE SAYS "WAIT AND SEF"   Barkley Blocks Consideration Of Separate Reni Control Bill

STALL ACTION ON RETURN OF PRICE CONTROI   BOWLES PREDICTS 100% RISE IN COSTS

2 ACCIDENTS ADDED TO ATH TOL   Both Were Not of Serious Nature, But First on the Holiday List

‘OPA GETS 95-CENT CEILING aberg SURPLUS RAYON HOSE RELEASED BY ARMED FORCES

US.-Red Showdown Shapes Uj   Byrnes Charts Virtuel Ultimatum To Break German Deadlock.

US. Ready To Insist  On Policies In Germany   Reported Planning t Serve Ultimatum on Russiaus Regarding Division of Country

Ultimatum May Be Served On USSR By U.S.   Formal Division Of Germany Seen Iinlees Avreement Made

N a ti ons y Croeccroad   MEETING, THAT, GERMAN ; BE TREATED:AS: ‘ONE: ef oh UNIT  is

Russian Policies Bring Threat of Drastic Action   Byrnes is Prepared To Serve Ultimatum When Big Four Meet

U, 8, ULTIMATUM TO REDS READY   THERE WILL BE ONE OR TWO GERMANIES

BYRNES READY FOR SHOWDOWN OVER GERMAN   Will Ask Russia to Suppor’ Economic Unit Concept or Go Her Own Way   ‘TWO GERMANIES’ SEEN   Federation Plan Also to Be Proposed by U. §. at Approaching Parley

BULLET KILLED = —_KING-OF SIAM      AUTHORITIES SAY ACCIDEN  TAL_SHOOTING..CAUSED_-MA-—  HIDOL'S DEAH—FULL DETAILS WITHHELD 

SIAM’S BOY KING IS KILLED BY GUN   Brother To Succeed Ruler: Officials Call Death Accidental

?rince Phumiphon, .19,-Is Designated - As Siam’s King; Bullet Kills Brother

Expect Young Prince To Take Throne Of Sian   King Of Siam Dies As Re. sult Of Shooting Said To Be Accidental

KING OF SIAM DIES OF ‘BULLET WOUND   Parliament Announces Brother As Successor

KING ANANDA Of SIAM DIES OF BULLET WOUND   To Be Succeeded on Throne by 19-YearOld Brother

HOLDS ALL GERMAN OFFICIALS AS GUILTY   British Prosecutor Would Not Excuse Any Nazi

BRITISH PROSECUTOR DECLARES ALL NAZI CHIEFS RESPONSIBLE FOR GERMAN WAR ATROCITIES

Decision On Labor Holds Spotlight Now   ANGRY CONGRESS DUE TO PASS STRICT LAW

Congress in Mood for Measures Which Would Give Organized Labor Its Greatest Setback

"Fear and Doubt’ Are Holding Back Full Prosperity, Bowles Declares   Stabilization Director Issues Wage-Price Policy Statement   NEW REGULATION IS ANNOUNCED BY OES   Prior Approval of Pay Hike without Price Boost ls Unnecessary

NEW ATOM BOMB PLAN IS READIED   Revised U.S. Memorandum To Be Given UN Committee

POLICE WEDGE PICKET LINE AT KANSAS PLANT   Only Slight Violence Reported; Settlement Pondered At Capital

PACKERS MEET WITH UNIONISTS IN WASHINGTON   President Brings ClO, AFL and Plant Leaders Together for Parley   EARLY ACCORD UNLIKELY   Strike Chiefs Say Walkout  Against “Big Four’ is  100 Pet. Effective

SLIM HOPE FOR EARLY END OF MEAT STRIKE   Leaders of Work Stoppage Claim It Is 100 Per Cent Effective.

Pickets Guard Empty Pens at Stock Yards   Look To Washington For Settlement; Feed Supplies. Going, Rapidly

Meat Plants Over Country Paralyzed As Workers Quit   Current Supplies Rapidly Shrinking

Packinghouse Workers Look-to Washington   "Maintain Picket Lines Over Nation: > “Maat Supplies‘Dwindle.

Meat Shortage Is Acute in Many Sections  Principals Heed   Principals Heed Government Reques'  To Hold Conference

Conference Seeks ‘To Settle Dispute At Packing House:   AFL and CIO Union Leaders Confer With Washington Officials Todav.

Pickets And Police Clash At Kansas City And Chicago Plants   Government, Union And Industry Agents Gather At Washington To Search For Means Of Settling Day-Old Nationwide Tieup.

Pickels Watch Empty Pens   Packinghouse Workers Look to Meeting At Washington for Strike Settlement

Strikers Look  To Washington For Settlement   Heed Government Appeals To Meet In Attempt To‘Reach Agreement On Waaes

MEAT SUPPLIES DWINDLE WHILE UNIONS STRIKE   President Would Offer Proposal If Steal, Labor Bosses Fail Aim.

Pickets Active Around Empty Stock Pens   Meeting Held In Endeavor To End Packinghouse Strike

Hope for End of Walkout Centers On Capital Meet   Supplies Shrinking Rapidly as National Strike Is Continued

Packers Meet Labor Leaders At White Houses   MEAT FAMINE TO RESULT FROM WALKOUT OF WORKERS

Kansas Cops Drive Wedge For Workers   Officials Meet In Washington For Wage Talks

Unionists ‘And Packers Meet Federal Group   Officials of Labor Depart. ment Altempting to Bring About Setilement Of Two-Day Walkout   AFL Union WY ilinig To Accept 15 Cents   CIO Holding Out For 1714  €ents; Meanwhile, Cur. rent Meat Supplies Shrinking Rapidly

HOPE FOR QUICK SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE 1S DIW   Truman Calls Conference in Effort to Avert Meat Famine

Conference Today Centers Around Pay Proposals      Eyes On Washington As Union And Firms  Seek Way To Settle Dispute

MEAT STRIKE EMPTIES NATION'S STOCKYARDS   Leaders Heed Government Appeals To Seek Agreement in Wage Dispute

Police Drive Flying Wedge Thru Packing House Workers’ Picket Lines At Kansas City Early Today   NEARLY 300,000 AFL, CIO WORKERS STRIKE

No Hope for Quick Strike Settlement   President Calls Industry, Union Chiefs to Confab

pEisenhower with His Great  Prestige Is Only Man They  _ Want te Hear Explain De- mobilization

Discharge Delay Facts Are Sought  SC enlana at OQedae   Explanation of Order By Eisenhower Awaited

GIs Overseas, Congressmen,  Call for ‘Ike’   Both Will Listen to What he Says on Demobilization

GI's Calling For ‘Ike’ To Speak Out   Went to Hear What Chief Of Staff Has to Say About Army Demobilizetion

Ask Eisenhower To Speak Out   Disgruntled Soldiers And Congressmen  Seek Ike's Ideas on ioe become Clas

ee ee  GIs, Congressmen Want Ike Clear Aur Marine Demonstrations Are Banned

EISENHOWER’S VIEWS SOUGHT   Joint Meet of Congress May Hear Chief of Staff

SOLDIERS WANT EISENHOWER TO GIVE OUT FACTS   Demand Explanation On Army Demobiligation: Plan   PROTESTS MADE   Insist .On Hearing First From Fanious General “Ike”

To “Ike” ‘For Answer      Both Irate GI’s ‘and  Congress Call On Chief Of Staff to Untangle . Demobilization Muddle

Demobilization Uproar Mounts At Home, Abroad   Congressman, Vets Look To ‘Ike’ To Find Solution

b.1:5, SOLONS ASK IKE VIEWS   SOLDIERS IN FRANKFURT BOO GENERAL McNARNEY

Overseas Troops Urge Eisenhower To ‘Speak Out’  Ask Plain Talk About

Disgruntled Gls, Solons Call For Tke To Speak Ou   Want To Hear What He Has To Say About  Demobilization Question

‘“‘We Want Ike,’”’ Disgruntled GIs Chant  Demobilization Mess Is Thrown To Eisenhower  By G. Ls And Congress

Eisenhower Asked To Explain Angles  On Demobilization   GI's and Congress Want Statement From Ike on Alleged SNAFU.

GI Protests Referred to Eisenhower   Gis and Congress Alike Want to Hear From Chief of Staff

EXPLANATION ON SLOWDOWN IS DEMANDED   Disgruntled Gi's and Congressmen Call for Gen. Eisenhower To Make Statement

Conaress Seeks Eisenhower Idea On Discharges  Agitation Continues  hemannm Tenane Ahkecand   Agitation Continues Among Troops Abroad In Both Theaters

DEM OBL EL ZATI ONDemand For Eisenhower Talk Grows  ~ Want His Views ' Ne ree hinge

G.L.’s Ask ‘Ike’ To Speak Out  On Demobilization Problems   Cry General’s Name In Germany, Hiss, Boo McNarney; Congress Hopes To Hear Chief Of Staff Tuesday

General Lke’s Demobilization Views Sought   Gis Want To Know What Chief Of Staff Thinks About Slow-Down

“IKE” ASKED FOR VIEWS ON DISCHARGES   Both G. L.’s and Congressmen Urge the Chief of Staff to Speak Plainly on Army’s Demobilization Program.

Joint Session May Hear ‘Ike ‘On GI Unrest   Soldiers in Frankfort Boo Successor, Chant ‘We Want Ike’

Gils, Solons Call for “tke”   Ask Eisenhower to ‘Speak Out on Army’s Demobilization Plans

lvanian Delegation Claims Proof of. Red Interference; Premier Offers to Negotiate

Iran, Russia May Negotiate Dispute Direct   New Note Says Soviet Interference “Can Be Fully Proved’

Iran Tells UNO Soviet  Tinkering Can Be Proved   New Note Offered Shortly after Friend of Russiz  Is Selected as Premier

New Iran Note Charges Soviet Violated Treaty  Interference Can Be Fully Proved, UN Council Told

Ir ‘an’ 3 “Pr emier: To Seek. Talks ‘With Russian:      UNG -Delégation ‘int Note ‘Tt- Can’ oP fies Soviet Enter.  2 Patedie ee

IRAN SAYS SHE CAN PROVE ALI    Delegation to UNO Offers To Show How Soviet Has Interfered in Nation

ran Says Proof Can Be Given On Red Interfering   Nation Asks UNO To Act In Dispute

lran Ready To Press Charges  Can ‘Fully Prove’ Rus: Interference, Claim

Iran Croup At UNO Meet Attacks Reds   Soviet Interference Can Be Fully Proved,  Communication Says

Iran Weakens On Red Issue  Wiss Dasssstnw Pfc   New Premier Offers Direct Necotiations

Note to UNO Claim Proof Russia  Meddled in Iran   Willingness of New Premier to Make  Negotiations with Soviet 7 Indicates Complaint Will Be Withdrawn

Tran Delegates Renew Charges Avainst Russia   But Government Upheaval May Cause Withdrawal Of Petitien in UN

fran Declares Soviet Meddlinc Can Be Proved   Statement Contcined In New Note To UNO

iranian Case May Be Dropped   New Premier To Deal Directly With Soviets

lran Offers UNO Proof of Soviet Treaty Breaking   Charges Russians Used Treaty to Meddle in Provinces

Council May Drop franian Dispute Case   Delegation To UNO Asserts New Note To Security Cauneil. ‘   CAN BE PROVED

SHIPS SEIZED BY MUTINEERS:; HELP RUSHED   Cairo Left in Chaos As Mob Attacks Army Sites

Students Make Public School’s Honor Roll  Seventy Recognizec In List Released

Students Make Public School’s Honor Roll   Seventy Recognized In List Released From High School

OHIO’S MINE OUTPUT RETURNS TO NORMAL   Some Of Men Stage Protest Against Strike Fines

Maj. Hornbostel s Plea ls Rejectec   Can Visit Wife ‘‘All Day Long’’ At Leper Colony But Must Live Outside

PLANS-ARE MADE FOR MAJOR TO BE CLOSE TO LEPER WIFE   HEALTH SERVICE TURNS DOWN PLEA™ THAT” HORNBOSTEL BE ADMITTED AS MEMBER OF COLONY

KEMP IS ELECTED MAYOR OF K. C.   CITIZENS’ TICKET SWEPY TO VICTORY OVER THE DEMOCRATIC MACHINE.

Texas Must Either Provide University For Negroes or Admit Them to Texas U   Ruling Is Made By Attorney General

In University Or Otherwise— College’ Facilities For Negroes ‘Required Of Texas, Says. Ruling

CORN DAMAGED BY ARID WINDS   Moist Air Is _ Diverted To East; Seattered Showers No Help

Drought Damage Caused hy Wind  Rain-Soaked Areas Receive Moisture

See Shortages Key Factor In Missouri Vote   Republicans Bank On ‘Mad’ Voters To Repudiate Democrats

Shortages May Affect Voting   Missouri Race May Depend on How Many Voters Blame Truman

VETS REFUSE TO BE OUSTED FROM CAPITOL   Vow to “Sweat It Out’ Until Dewey Makes Appearance

Wi ould: Reopen” Building Pr robe:  “Tavolying Pearl   Senate Conimittee Asks: if * High Prices. Paid For : Unsuiiable’ Lfachinery

NO HOLD UP IN FSA SERVICES: DURING CHANGE   To Continue to Make New Loans Pending New Agency Establishment

Pa. Educators Study Teachers Colleges Use  Survey Started To Se if They Can Take  Bana Chmdta Preawkl mos

Boiler Explosion Injures Students .  Rural School In Michigar Damaged By Blast

Boiler Blast Wrecks School  In Mie higan   Undetermined Number Of Children Reported Injured By Explosion

Seven Injured In Explosion  School Boiler   Pupils Hurt In Blast At Michigan Consolidated  Rural School. ~

NIGHTMARE IS FATAL   OVER 200 SCHOOL CHILDREN ESC APE INJURY IN EXPLOSION

SEVEN PUPILS INJURED IN BOILER BLAST   Some Children May Be Trapped in Debris OF Michioun Rural Sehaal

Most Escape; 260 To 270 In Rural ‘Building   ‘One or Two’ Still May. Be Trapped; Rush Rescue Operations Sk

FORTY TOTS ARE TRAPPED IN COLLAPSE   Ten or Twelve Children and One Teacher Are Among Injured Taken To Hospitals

Jewish Shops in Palestine Placed Out of Bounds to British Troops

Tension Seems On Inerease In Palestine   All Jewish Places In Country Out of Bounds for British

Argentina Will Fight on American Side In Event of War, President Peron Says

Security Council Is Deadlocked (1 Greek Disoute   Delegates Look To Consultation On Higher Levels For Solution

British Cabinef Can Extricate UNO From Crisis   Bevin To Ask Home Government For Aid On Greece Deadlock

British, Russian Delegates Seek New Instruction   Cabinets Meet In Effort to Reach Agreement

Bevin Is Seeking ToBreak Log Jam   Foreign Secretary Takes UNO Issue To Cabinet

Hope For Compromise Bevin Goes Before The  Cabinet In Attempt To _ Break Greek Deadlock

Bevin Seeks Cabinet Plan To Break Soviet-English Deadlock, End UNO Crisis

FACES FIRST RATE CRISIS   New Plan May Break British-Russian Deadlock On Issue

BEVIN TOOK DISPUTE WITH RUSSIA BEFORE CABINET TODAY   UNO Security Council ‘Tense As Compromise  Is Considered

UNO Seeks To Shelve  ~ Controversy .. - Without Action, But Beviri Demands Exoneration. :

Berlin Proposal Aimed At Ending Soviet Deadlock   Ministers Silent On Result Of Cabinet’s Meeting; Report Moscow Talks

Deadlock Over Greece Still Not Broken  British Cabinet Meets To Study

GIVER IGE INAS LUN  London And Moscow To Take Action  Bevin Meets With British Cabinet

LEADERS WEIGH COMPROMISE IN GREEK DISPUTE   London, Moscow Get UNO Plan To Drop Case And Study Other Matters

ia ene eeeeennemeesshtinennetetensines ine ee  Russia and Britain Ponder Compromise   Bevin, Vishinsky Submit to Their Governments Proposal That Would Ease UNO Council Around Greece Deadlock

BEVIN MEETS WITH CABINET ON DEADLOCK   Believe Similar Sessions Underway in Moscow to Solve UNO Crisis

'f You Don’t Believe This, Just Count ’Em   U.S. Says Big Game Population Is 7,148,422 Animals, So There!

ATOMIC BOMB BLAST TO SHOOT WATER SKYWARD   Column of Water Likely to Go Two to Three Miles Into the Air   TAKES PLACE TODAY

Fifth Atom Bomb: Will Be Exploded lafe Tomorrow      Result of Underwater Blast Remains Matter Of Contecture

SCIENTISTS ARE EXPECTING TALL WATER SPOUT IN TEST           COLUMN OF WATER AT WO MILES HIGH EXPECTED “WHEN BOMB EXPLODES TOMORKOW

Hess Attempted To Frighten England Into Surrendering   FOR FLIGHT GIVE Tald Britain That U. S. Had Designs  = Cle Besnitvn

Top Nazis Scoffed at U.S. Arms   Tried to Frighten Brilain With Tatk Of American Plot

IRANIAN KURDS HAVE CAPTURED BESEIGED TOWN   One Of Three Towns In Iraq Border Area Under Attack

FIRST FLIGHT OF HUGE NEW PLANE IS ANNOUNCEI   Mighty B-29 Dwarfed by New XB-36 With 10,000-Mile Flight Range.

GIANT BOMBER COMPLETES ITS FIRST AIR TEST   XB-36 So Big A Superfort Could Be Tucked Under One Of Its Wings

Biggest Plane Flies for Test   Superfort Could Be Tucked Under Wing

LARGEST AIRPLANE FLIES FIRST TIME   XB-36 Takes to Air Today in Trial Made at Ft. Worth.

XB-36, World's Largest Bombing Plane, Passes Flight Test in Texas

XB-36 Is Flown For First Trip   WORLD'S LARGEST BOMBING PLANE’S FLIGHT IS TOLD ABOUT BY ARMY.

Canada Asks Immediate Transfer of Eritrea From Italy to Ethiopia

RED DICTATOR COMES OUT IN FIRM POSITION   Takes Poke At Churchill; Says Certain Groups Spur War Fears

SAYS NATION WILL SETTLE IRAN DISPUTE   Blames War Scares Ou Much Propaganda

CHARGES THAT POLITICIANS ARE SEEKING WAR   Strong Statement Indieates Reds Pian to Settle Disputes in UNO

MESSAGE HALTS FEAR OF SOVIET BOLT OVER IRAN   Generalissimo Charges That Certain Political Groups Are Inciting War

Propaganda of Political Groups Is Blamed By Generalissimo As Cause Of Great War Fear

Gives Assurance That Russia Is Prepared To Settle Disputes In UNO

STALIN SUPFU: IS WORLD UNO SELUr IN RADIO ADDRESS   Peaceable Settlement To Be Sought By Reds, Is Indication.   CHURCHILL WARNS UNITED NATIONS   Delay In Iran Case To Be “Dangerous,” He Declares.

Ruler Hits Back at War  Propagandist   Sees Council as * ‘Valuable Instrument?  For Preserving Peace

Reds Ready fo Settle Dispute Before Council   Charges Political Groups Seeking to Incite New War

ISSUES HIS STRONGEST = 3 ENDORSEMENT OF- PRINCIPLES FOR WHICH ORGANIZATION STANDS: a

Lauds Value As World  Peace Factor   Blames War Talk On Vicious Groups, Spreading Discord

SAYS FEARS OF WAR BASED ON PROPAGANDA   UNO Is Valuable Instrument K een Peace

Blames Political Groups for Talks And Fear of Wan   Neither Countries or Armies ' Striving for New Conflict, He Says

Tideland Area: Clear Title Bill Is Vetoed   House Postpones Until Today Any Further Vole

Truman Vetoes  Tidelands Bill   Says High Court Must Decide States’ Claim

Jews Confer With Hall and  “Bevini in Pari is   Biitish Give No Evidenec ‘of Yielding to. Jewish Opposition-to Tnimi_gration Poliey

British, U. S. Talks May Be Resumed Soor   Little Hope That U. §. Will Become Refugee Haven

MANY SPANIARDS SOLVE HOUSING PROBLEM IN BITTER, MISERABLE WAY —DIGGING CAVES IN HILLS   ‘By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP (World Traveler

: Cave Homes Are Common  Near Madrid   They Are Inhabited By Vietims of the Tragedy. Which Fotlows Ou the Tiail of All Ware

‘THE WORLD TODAY ak Poverty Forces People  To Live in: Caves By DeWitt Mackenzie

Dire Poverty in Spain Detailed   Mackenzie Writes of Hundreds of Children  Living in Caves

50 JEWS ARE RELEASED   Were Among the 2,718 Arrestec By British at Telaviv

5@ JEWS ARE RELEASED      Were mone the 2,718 Arrested _By British at Telaviv .

Prince Identifies Recovered Jewels   Membership in Nazi Party Held No Stigma On Trustworthiness

German Prince Witness in Case   Nazi Party Membership No Basis for Attack on Personal Worthiness

Son of Late German Kaiser Identifies Jeweled, Personal Gifts in WAC Trial

TRUCK STRIKE ALSO STOP‘ BUILDING SUPPLIES AND CAUSES SOME PLANT  SHUTDOWNS..

JOR NEW YORK CITY FACES UB SHORTAGE OF FOOL   Truck Drivers Strike Closes Many Grocery Stores

British Authorities Reveal 3 Officers Kidnaped Releasec   Freed Within Few Yards of Abduction Scene of June 18

Kidnaped Men  Gain Release   Two Of Five Officers Abducted By Gang In Palestine Released.

2 Abducted British Army Men Freed   Three Others Reported Safe In Palestine

2 KIDNAPED OFFICERS ARE FREED   Three Britains Still Held By Jewish Abductors

Jews Release Two Britons:  Three Officers: Still Prisoners Of Ganz

Cabinet Says Group Can Check Country For Atom Plants   Security Council Not Likely To Accept or Reject Spanish Offer in Near Future

Spain Invites Council's Study On Accusation   Franco's Answer To Polish Charge Received By UN

‘Charges Atomic Research Under Way Denied  U.N. Invited To Send Inspectors A.djAiAA.L. Denk

Spain Requests U.N. To Probe Polish Charges   Franco Cabinet Denies -Any German Scientists -Studying Atom Bomb

UN Studies Spanish Invitation   Several Possibilities Raised By Franco's Inspection Offer

Council Uncertain About Decision; Franco Regime May Be Asked Tc State Own Case Before Council

Franeo’s Invitation Studied   Council Might Send Members to Mi Full Inv

Franco Invites UN To Look for Atomic Factories in Spain   Security Council Delegates Study Bid Over Week-End Recess

Open Inspection Offered To See Whether German Scientists Are Experimenting With Bomb.   IMMEDIATE DECISION WILL BE DELAYED

France Denies Atom Research  Is Carried On   Government Charged by Polaud With Permitting German Scientists — to Work Within Country   Couneil Reaction  Is Not Disclosed   Spain May be Permitted to State Case Before United Nations Group; Charge Held “Absolutely Falbe’’

Council Told to Look For Atom  Plants, Nazis   Franco Answer Logi‘al to Some—Spain May Get to State Her Case Before Council

UN Delegates Weigh Franco Challenge   Spaniards Invite Group To Inspect Country, Make Stud Of Nazi Activity

Council May © Allow Franco  To State Case   Representative Will Speak Without Taking Role Of Defending A Nation “On Trial”

Checkup Requested By France   UN Security Council 1: Studying Invitation Of Spain Government To Check Polish Charges

Franco Cabinet Denies Poland's Accusations Invites Security Council to Investigate Spain

Answer Charge Of Nazi Atom Research There; Red Plot Asserts Franco

SPAIN INVITES U.N. COUNCIL TQ INSPECT THE NATION   Cabinet Asks For Council To Come See If Nazis Are In Research There

SPAIN INVITES UN COUNCIL 10 COME AND SEE   Outgrowth Of Polish Charges That German Scientists Are Working On Atom Bomb Inside Fran: co-Land.

ASKS UN COUNCIL TO MAKE SEARCH FOR ATOM PLANTS  HINT FRANCO MIGHT eaRrAWreaAnaBean Thr  , = cs +e

Spain Asks UN To Investigate Polish Charge   Council Reaction Lacking at Time

COUNCIL STUDIES MADRID PROPOSAL AN SPANISH PROBE   France’ Government Brands Poland’s Charges Part of flammeinict Plat

UN Studies Spain's Atom Probe Reques!   Franco Envoy May Be Called Before Council

SPANISH CABINET DENIES AIDING NAZI REFUGEES   United Nations Council Invited ts Send Investigators to Check on Charges

May Allow Spain To Present Case Before Couneil   Toughest Diplomatic Spot .. Since -Wartime  .Yeare Now Faced By Franco

U. N. Studies Inspection Bid by Spain   Invites Viewing Of Country to Prove Falsity Of Charge

COUNCIL MAY HEAR CASE OF FRANCO   Deny Charge Germans Work On Atom Research   U. S., BRITAIN   Would Let Spanish People — $ettle Own Problems;  Iran Case First

UN Studies Invitation From Spain   Commission Asked To Make Inquiry Into Poland’s Charges

LEADER OFFERS TO BARE SPAIN TO INSPECTION   Rated as Logical. Answer.-to Polish Charges of Harboring Scientists.

Hog Prices Begin Drop At Chicago   Quotations Hit Skids As Growers Flood Market With Livestock

PRICES ON HOGS DROP SHARPLY   Chicago Market Opens $1 To $2 Lower Than High Mark Of Wednesday

Civilian Control Of Bomb Favoret  Truman Reiterates Stand On Set'Up

Indicates Opposition To Military   President Says U. S., Russia ‘May’ Agree On A-Bomb Policies

Truman Stron; For Civilian Atom Control   Comment on OPA Bill Is Refused;  Gets Jackson Note On Black Charges

Stand Indicates Opposition fo House Committee Plan to Put Military Men on Control Board   President Pleased by Senate Measure Providing Commission; Says American, Russian Control Plans Subject to Negotiation

CIVILIAN ATOMIC BOARD FAVORED   Truman Opposes House Drive For Military Control

Nation’s Chief Siands Pat On Atom Rule   Indicates Opposition To Giving Roles To Military Chiefs   Forrestal ta Acree

President Cold To Plan to Give Military Voice  Non-Army Unit’   Non-Army Unit In Domestic Field Has Full Support

CIVILIAN CONTROL OF ATOMIC ENERGY URGED BY TRUMAN   President Opposed to Placing Military Men on Board as Proposed by House Committee.   BIL. PASSED BY SENATE MEETS HIS APPROVAL   Executive Says U. S. and Russian Plans Submitted to U. N. May Be Subjects for Negotiation,

BARUCH’S PROPOSAL SAID BACKED BY GOVERNMENT HST Opposes Army Control Of Atomic Program: Says U. §. - Soviet Aareement May Be Reached

Brewery Tilt Gains Ground   Pennsylvania Union  Asks Aidin W. Va.

Await Okay of Brewery Strike   Nearly Score of Breweries Already Closed

gencies Will nfer On Aid 0 Veterans  Conference Is  Called At Parie

Rail Traffie   Hit by Storm   Telephone Communication Is Also Snarled by Deep Snow in Mountain Sectors

Fired From Cabinet, Wallace Will Become Editor in December of the New Republic

Wallace to Become Editor Of Magazine, New Republic   Ousted Commerce Secretary to Assume Duties in December —Declares He Will Try to Arouse People of World “to Need of Stopping This Dangerous Armament Race”— Appointment Not to Interfere With Campaign Tour.

WALLACE TAKES EDITORSHIP JOB   To Assume Direction of New Republic in December

WALLACE GIVEN EDITORSHIP OF U.S, MAGAZINE   Ousted Commerce Dept. Sec: retary Will Be Associated With ‘New Republic’

Back to Magazine Wo rk Wallace to Express His Foreign Policy  Views as Editor of the New Republic

US., Britain Sign Pact to  Merge Zones  Self-Sustained Reich Is Goal

US. Britain Sign Germany Merger   Will Operate Zones  As Economic Unit

Byrnes And Bevin Sign Agreement, Result Of  Long Negotiations; fails Kept Secret

U.S., Britain Sign Pact  for Economic Merger of  Their Zones in Germany

BRITAIN, U.§, 10 ‘COMBINE. ZONES   German Occupation Areas tc  Be Economic Unit Under New Acreement

U.S., Britain Sigt  Zone Merger   Economic Tieup Slated to Make Reich Territory Self- Sustaining

GERMAN ZONES TO BE MERGED   Britain And U.S.Seek To Make Reich Territory Self-Sustaining

SIGN GERMAN ZONE MERGER   Bi-Laternal Economic Pact Is Concluded by the U. S. And Britain

Agree on Plans On German Rule   U. S. and Britain Take  Economic Step

U. S., Britain Sign Accord  For Germany   Occupation Zones Will Be Merged and Be Self-Sustaining

Britain and U. S. To Merge Zones Of Occupation   Pact Regarding German Territory Signed by Byrnes, Bevin

Economic Program In Germany Okayed “Merger Of U-S. And British Zones Set

Pact for Economic Consolidation Signed After, Prolonged Negotiations—Two Nations Hope to Make Territory SeifSustaining Within Three Years—Plan Is Understood to Call for Billion-Dollar Outlay on 50-50 Basis.

RENT CEILINGS ARE PROTESTED   Decontrol Of Transient Hotel Rates May Come Soon, OPA Indicates

OPA Opposes General Rent Ceiling Hike   Agency, However, Favors Decontrol of Some Hotel Rates

OPA Against Any General Rental Boost  Transient Hotel Derantrol Seen

op FOR INOV. 5 BALLOTING 70 CLOSE TODAY   Dffer Final Chance to Qualify for Fall Election

Water Projects Are Approved  Funds for Jobs   Funds for Jobs Must Be Voted

M. AND A. TRAL HALTED BY STRIKE   NEARLY 150 CREWMEN, DENIED 18% CENT WAGE BOOST, LEAVE JOBS.

Says Archbishop Wrote Letter   Monk Testifies at Trial of Stepinac  At Zagreb

 Franciscan Monk Tells Of “Resistance” Letter ‘At Yugoslav Trio]

Arabs Now Or Strike Over Middle East   Protest Against Palestine Report Halts Activity In Several Major Cities

Fights Mark General Strike Of  : “Ar abs In Middle East Areas  j

BRADLEY GETS     VETERANS NEW MEDICAL DEAL   Non-Military Medical Corps Is Provided ue

Disabled Vets Given New Deal In Medical Care   Independent Medical Corps Is Given V.A.

MOST FOOD PRICE CONTROLS REMOVED   Ceilings Lifted From Edible Goods And Beverages — Restrictions Erased From Restaurant Sales

OPA Lifts Beverage An¢ Food Control:   Lids Off All Foods Except Sugar, Svrups And Rice

OPA Wartime Food Controls Virtually Ended   3 Per Cent of Commodities Including Sugar, Molasses, Rice Still on Ceiling List

Price Controls cept Sugar, Sy Tonight—Ceilin Restaurants—Onl Under Curbs.  f Edibles, Beverages Exs and Rice at Midnight Removed on Menus of 3 Percent of Foods

OPA Lids Lifted From Nearly Alt Foods and Drinks   Ceilings Now Remain on Sugar, Syrup And Rice

BULK OF FOOD CONTROLS END AT MWONIGHT   Action Leaves Only Sugar, Syrup, Rice Under Price Ceilings.

OPA Decontrols Virtually All Food Products   Sugar, Syrups And Rice Only Exceptions

OPA Virtually Ends Alt Food Controls   Only Sugar, Syrups And Rice Remain Under Ceilings Now

Temperatures   Only Sugar and Rice Left Under Ceilings in. Sweeping Order Due To Become Effective at Midnight

PRICE CURBS RETAINED ON SUGAR, RICE   Sweeping Order Lifts _id on Virtually All Table Items

Decontrols Effective Immediately  Sweeping Orders Issued by OPA Wednesday

Most Ceilings Removed From Nation's Food   OPA -Issues ‘Most Sweep. ing Decontrol Order Of Stormy Career

Removal of Nearly All Price Lids on Foods Coming Soon   Government Indicates the List May .Come Out Some Time Today

Nearly All Controls Are Removed   Only Sugar, Syrups And Rice Remain Under Jurisdiction Of

Flour, Bread, Candy, Bananas, Oranges, Tomato Products, Fish, Cereals Principal Items Freed.   CEILINGS TAKEN OFF RESTAURANT PRICES

ALL BUT THREE FOOD CONTROLS ARE REMOVED   Sugar, Svrups, Rice Remain on List; Bread And Whisky Taken Off

JUAR. f RICE STILL NTROLLED   Restaurant Prices, Flour, Bakery Products Off OPA List

Only Sugar, Syrups, Rice To Remain Under Control After Tonight: Restaurants Freed

3 PER CENT OF ALL FOODS LEFT UNDER CONTROL   Opa Lifts Price Lids for Items Except on Sugar, Rice, Syrups

OPA Ceilings Of: 97% of Foods    All Cafes, Thousands of Workers Freed of Price. Pay Controls

OPA Decontrols Most Food Lids   Order Sweeps Price Tags From All But Suaar, Syrups and Rice

Sugar, Rice Excepted; Cafe Ceilings Lifted   Actions, Effective at Midnight, Leave Only 3% Controlled

OPA Lifts Lid On Bakers Goods, Candy, Cereals In Sweeping Decontrol Plan

OPA Removes Ceilings On All Foods, Drinks Except Sugar, Syrups, Rice

OPA Abolishes Price Lids on Most Foods   Controls on All Articles Except Sugar, Syrups and Rice Are Removed

ALL DRINKS ARE FREED OF CONTRO   v Sweeping OPA Order Lifts Tops on Everything Served in Nation’s Restaurants.   SUGAR, S¥RUP, RICE EXCEPTED   Action Terminates Regulation of Wages of Thousands of Workers in Industries Affected.

All But Sugar, Syrups, Rice  Taken Off List   Effective At Midnight: Ceilings Off For Cates Other Sellers

Wartime Food Lids Off Tonight   All Controls Go Except Those on Sugar, Syrup, Rice

SJGAR, SYRUPS AND RICE STILL rONTROLLED   Restaurant Prices, Flour, Bakery Products Off OPA List

\OPA Removed Price Lids from all Foods Except Sugar, Syrup, Rice.   IS EFFECTIVE TONIGHT   Ceilings Lifted From all Sales of Food, Beverages By Restaurants.

Price Ceilings On Most Food Ended By OPA   Thousands of Workers Freed of Pay Controls By Sweeping Action

Sugar, Syrups And Rice Only items Refained   Beverages Listed; No Ceilings Left On Cate Moale

OPA Slashes Major Food Price Controls   Only . Sugar, Syrups and Rice Remain on List : After Midnight Wednesday

Price Ceilings Remain on Onl) Three Foods   Sugar, Syrups and Bice Controlled; Cafe Ceilings Lifted.

Sugar, Syrup, Rice are Left   Restaurant Curbs on Food Also Rescinded

DECONTROL OF MANY FOODS ACCOMPLISHED   Price Controls Lifted On Practically All Eats And Drinks

OPA VIRTUALLY ENDS BEVERAGE, FOODS CONTROLS   REMOVE PRICE LIDS ON ALL BUT SUGAR, SYRUPS AND RICE

Lids Remain For Syrups, Suear. Rice   Price Ceilings Lifted Food, Beverage Sale Restaurants, :

Sugar, Rice Will Stay on Price List   Controls Lifted from Bake. ry Products, Canned  Goods in Action Today

Price Controls Ended Over Most Food, Beverage:   Sugar, Syrups and Rice, on Which It Is Claimed There Are Critical Shortages, Remain Under Price Controls, Office of Price Administration Announces.

CEILINGS ARE ORDERED OFF — AT MIDNIGHT   ALL FOOD PRODUCTS ARE DECONTROLLED EXCEPT FOR SUGAR, SYRUPS AND RICE

Only Sugar, Rice,Syrup LeftToGo    Sweeping Decontrol Move By OPA Agence: Frees Wave Ceilings

PRICE CURBS TAKEN FROM FOOD ITEMS IN RULING OF OPA   All But Sugar and Rice Jontrols Taken Off  in Sweeping Action  at Capital Today.   RULE EFFECTIVE MIDNIGHT TONIGHT

LIDS LIFTED ON MOST FOODS BY OPA’S RULING   Sweeping Decontro! Action Leaves Sugar And Rice On Price  icte

Only Sugar, Syrups And Rice Remain; Wage Controls Off All Employed in Affected Industries

Curbs Lifted On Virtually All Food Items   OPA Also Removes Ceilings  On Beverages; Rice, Sugar Still Under Controls

EXTRA!   Only Rice, Sugai Syrups Remain Under OPA Lids   Restaurant Food, Beverage Ceilings Off At Midnight

Most Food, Beverage  Control Off   Lids On Sugar, Syrups Riee Are Te Stay

Price Lids Still Stay  on Sugar   OPA’s Action to Take Effect at Midnight; Beverages included

OPA Lifts Food Lids   Sugar, Syrup, and Rice Only Ones Under Price Control After Midnight

Most Foods Are Free on Control   Sugar, Syrups, Rice to Remain Under OPA Due to Shortage

Food Price Lids Virtually All Off  Sugar, Syrups, Rice Left Under Control

Price Control Ends on Nearly All Food, Drink   Restraints Retained On];  On. Sugar, Rice, Syrap ri Tee Latest -OP A Order

Many Foods Freed from Price Curbs   Only Sugar, Syrups and Rice Now Controlled; Cafe Lids Ended.

Sugar, Rice Only Items Under Control   Price Ceilings Off Food, Drinks Sold in Restaurants

BLANKET MOVE ASO CLUDE EATING HOUSES   Less Than 3% of All Foods Remain on OPA Price List   SUGAR,: RICE EXCEPTIONS   Only Other Items Retained Under Ceilings Are Various Syrups

End Price Ceilings On Most Foods And  Beverage Product:   Sweeping Decontrol Action Taken by OPA Leaving Only Sugar, Syrups and Rice Under Agency Price Restraints

Bakery Products, Whiskey, Beer, Htc., Decontrotled   Less Than 3 Per Cent of Foods Are Under Requlations

OPA’s New Order Ends  War Program   Only Sugzr, Syrups, Rice Excepted on Sweeping Decontrol Move To Be Effective at Midnight

RESTAURANTS © ALSO FREED OF PRICE CONTRO!   Action Effective To: night; Few Foods: Under Ceilings **

Virtually All Food and Beverage Price Controls Ended by OPA   Ceilings Also Removed From All Sales by Restaurants and Other Distributors; Only

CEILINGS ARE KEPT ON RICE AND ON SUGAR   ‘VERYTHING FROM BREAD TO BEER IS RELEASED

U. S. Abolishes Price Ceilings Qn Most Foods   Sweeping Decontrol Action ls Effective Last Midnight

LIDS GO OFF ALL OTHERS AT MIDNIGHT   Action Does Not Apply To Sugar Svrup Solutions

Controls to Go Off at Midnight; bread, Fiour, Candy Are Freed; Rice, Sugar Remain Under Curb

George Asks Action on Labor Bill   Demands Day And Night Sessions by Senate

Demands Senate Pass Labor Bill   Continuous Sessions Sought By George

SENATOR URGES PRESIDENT ACT   George Says Truman Fails To Advise Strike Action

Advises Senate Continue Plans  On Labor Laws   General Strike Feared By ~ Senator -Georgé Unless Action Is Taken At Once

Day and Night Senate Labor  Session Asked   Sen. George Fears General Strike Tn BRalanee

GEORGE DEMANDS SENATE ACTION ON LABOR DISPUTES   Criticizes President for Failure to Suggest Balanced  tanctalntian

Senate Action Demanded on Labor Measure   George Lashes Truman for Weak Position

President Criticized for Lack of Leadership in the Field of Labor Legislation   Senator George Calls for Continuous Day and Night Sessions of Senate Until It Passes Labor Dispute Bill to Erd Strife

DEMANDS CONTINUOUS SESSION   Georgia Lawmaker Fears Threat Of General Strike

LOOMING PRICES FOUGHT BY VA   Gis Protected from High House Figures

GUARD GI'S FROM BUYING HOMES PRICED 100 HIGH   VA Receiving Over 12,000 Applications to Buy Residences Weekly

Negroes Ask Racial Probe   Oppression Relief Sousht Through U. N

JAP CABINET MAY TRY TO CONTINUE AND NOT RESIGN   WILL MEET SUNDAY TO STUDY METHODS OF MEETING EDICT

Jap Cabinet Will Hold Special Meet   Present Government May Try to Remain in Power

Emergency Gathering Tomorrow   Seeking Ways To Comply With Recent Edict

CABINET WILL MEET SUNDAY   Jap Regime May Attenipt Reorganization to Maintain Its Power.

NIPS POSTPONE DIET SESSION   Jap Officials May Make Bic to Stay in Power

Japan Cabinet Delays Session   Government May Reorganize to Retain Power. Indication

Jap Cabinet Session Has Been Delayed   Emergency Meeting Called to Discuss MacArthur’s Directives

MAY REORGANIZE JAP GOVERNMENT   Premier Considers Ways tx Comply With MacArthur's Orders

JAP CABINET POSTPONES ITS SESSION   Will Wait Until Tomorrow to Decide How to Comply With Allied Direetive to Purge All Wha Led Nation Into War.

JAPANESE CABINET POSTPONES ITS SPECIAL SESSION   Premier’s Buffeted Group, After. Weathering First Shock Of MacArthyr’s Latest Order, To Meet Sunday

Japan Cabinet Delays ‘Purge’ Order Action   May Try to Remain in Power by Reorganisation Rather Than Resign En Masse

Jap Cabinet To Meet Sunday To Consider Ways To Comply With Political Purge Decree   Government Might Attempt To Remain In Power By Reorganization Rather Than Quit

JAPGOVERNMENT DELAYS ACTION   Cabinet May Try To Remain In Office By Reorganization To Comply With MacArthur's Orders. 

JAP CABINET SHAKE UP SURE UNDER ORDERS OF MACARTHUR   Postpone Meeting Until Tomorrow; General’s Decree Ousts Warmakers

Probers Check Brokerage Tip   Garsson Combine War Contract Setup May Bring New Inquiry

War Contract ‘Brokerage Deals Reported   Mead Inquiry Turns to New Evidence

COMMITTEE TAKING STEPS TO GET INCOME TAX REPORTS - FILED BY MAY AND GARSSON

PROBERS CHECK BROKER SET-UP   Mead Committee Scents New Inquiry Into Fees For Contracts

Garsson Probe May Extend In  New Direction   Senate Committee Checking To Determine If War Contract ‘‘Brokerage’’  Existed   INCOME TAX RETURNS ALSO TO BE STUDIED

Repulse Chinese Red Troops   Communist Guerrillas Continue Harassing Attacks Against Road

Red Guerrillas Stil Attacking  Nationalist Repulse Strong Outfit

Nationalists Hold Line Against Communist Troops  Fighting Continues  Despite Chiang’s  Cease-Fire Order

IN FPN ZONt   Communists Reported Continuing Attack on Rail. wev Points —-

Red Troops Are Repulsed   Nationalist Counterattack Drives Back 3,000 I{n Fight 20 Miles South Of Peinina

Repulse China Red Drive  Guerrillas Continue  Linsneesannm Attacke

Mead Opposes Dewey in New York Both Parties Claim Liberal Labels

Dewey, Mead To Battle For Governor   ives and Lehman Will Be Candidates  Ear Cant in Sancta

Republicans Re-Pick. Dewey ‘Who Will Be Opposed by Sen  Mead for New York Governor

Dewey, Mead To Battle tor Governor   Ives and Lehman Will Be Candidates For Seat in Senate

Meéad Opposes Goy. Dewey In New York  Slates Selected At Party Conventions;

Bilbo Defends Campaign Talks   Investigators End Taking of Testimony In Jackson, Miss.

U.S. FLIER REVEALS: Lolos Hate Everybody, Figdht Among Themselves

Arnall Ra ps Negro Vote Reactionaries   Those Who Oppose Law Not Worthy Of Democratic Citizenship, He Says

THE’ New?  Di By PauL MALLON 7"   BYRNES-RUSSIAN PLAN FOR WORLD ORGANIZATION

@ PAUL MALLON—  Byrnes’ Basic Deal for Russian Co-Operation Explained

COAL PITS IN DISTRICT ARE CLOSED TODAY   UMW Members Refuse To Work Without New Wage Aereement

PLAN RESCUE OF INJURED WITH HELICOPTERS   26 People Killed Instantly in Crash of Airliner in Newfoundland

U.S. Coast Guard Readies  For Helicopter Rescue of 18 Plane Crash Survivors

COAST GUARD SET TO MOVE AIR VICTIMS   18 Persons, 14 Gravely Hurt, Awaiting Removal From Chill Wilderness.

—PLANE CRASH Survivors Awaiting Evacuation  Injured Will Be Removed First

HELICOPTERS TO BE USED IN CRASH RESCUE   18 Living Victims Of Newfoundiand Plane Wreck Await Air Removal

18 Injured In Newfoundland Air Crash Await Rescue ‘By U. S. Coast Guard Helicopters; 26 Reported Dead

Helicopters to Attempt Rescue of Crash Survivors   14 Gravely Injured in Airliner Accident Which Cest Lives of 26

DELEGATES TO ATTEND LEGION CONVENTION   Representatives of Local Post to be at State Victory Conventan

60,000 Square Miles Of Japan Devastaied   Six Tidal Waves Thrown Up; No Americans Reported Lost

CONGRESS MAY BE DELAYED IN ADJOQURNMEN’   Barkley Says He May - Hold Session Over Several Days

000 Woodsmen End Camp in Victoria After Securing Strike Help Pledge

SOUTH AFRICA DECLARES iT WILL ANNEX MANDATED TERRITORY DESPITE U. N.

SMUTS CONTESTS UN'S AUTHORITY (WER TERPITOR   Asserts So. Africa Will Not Yield Southwest Africa to Trusteeship   INSISTS ON ANNEXATION   Britain Supports Stand bul Russia and Yugoslavia Assaij Attiiude

Babson Finds Trend Against Buying or Building New Homes Costing More Than That Ficure.   NOTICE

‘War of Nerves Charged fo Reds   Conflict Possible, Budenz Testifies

Red ‘Nerve  War Told By Budenz   Ex- Communist Says  “Could Go to Armed Conflict” with Us.

Minimum Pay Bill Dead, Says Sponsor      Pepper Objects To Farm Incomes

New Wage Bill Is Given Death Blow  Senate Votes to Add Farm Parity Formula

PEPPER CONSIDERS WAGE BILL “COMPLETELY DEAD”   Florida Senator Abandons Measure As Senate Insists On Boosting Income Of Farmers Too 

BELIEVE WAGE BILL 1S KILLED BY FARM BLOG   New Measure Would Revise Parity Formula for Farmers

Wage Bill Killed By Amendments, Pepper Declares   Measure Expanded By Senate to Hike Income of Farmers

FARM PARITY MAY KILL BILL   Amendment To Include Cos! Of Agriculture Labor Called Veto Bait

Minimum Wage "Measure Seems Definitely Dead   Rider Increasing Farm Prices Believed Sure To Bring Veto.

Farm Price Rider On Wage Measure Some Call It Dead  Southern Demos, Northern GOP and Westerners in Act

ABANDON WAGE BILL FOR DEAD   SEN, PEPPER SAYS FARM AMENDMENT WAS FATAL BLOW

BILL © KILLED BY FARM BLOC   Administration Convinced Minimum Wage Boost Is Lost

‘PAY BILL DEAD,’ AUTHOR ADMITS   Pepper Points To Approva Of Farm Price Boost .

arm Boost: Amendment Is Adopted   Truman Threatens To Veto Measure

Wage Hike Bill Doomed   Senate Kills Chances For Minimum Floor By Hiking Farmer Income

Administration Leaders Convinced Minimum Wage ‘Bill Killed By Farm Bloc   Senate Modifies Measure By Voting Change Desiqned To Raise Farm Prices

PEPPER GIVES WAGE BILL UP   Backer of Truman's Measure Concedes Deteat After Farm Plan Wins.

MINIMUM WAGE. BILL DEAD, SAYS ~ SENATOR PEPPER   Senate Adoption of. Farm Amendment Seen Fatal Btlaw bye Auther

AUTHOR ABANDONS MINIMUM WAGE” BILL: SAYS ‘DEAD’   Senator Pepper Feels “Meas ure Worthless Because, Senate Expanded it to Hike Income of Farmers Alen s

Interior Bureau Agencies Merged  Land Office Head Named Director

GM Strike Appears Likely To Become Bitterly Fought Issue At UAW Convention   Debate On Strategy Of Four Months Strike Seen Inevitable Within Next Few Days

GM Strategy  Union Issue   UAW Convention May See Bitter Battle Over Auto Strike

GM STRIKE MAY BE BITTER ISSUE AT CIO CONFAB   Auto Workers’ Convention Opens Today at Atlantic City

BITTER UNION CONFAB OPENS   Conduct Of G-M Strike To Be Major Topic At UAW Convention

GM Strike Will Be Bitter Issue At ClO Meeting   Debate Likely At CIO Convention Convening Today.

GM Strike Issue At UAW Sessior   Reuther- Thomas  fCantact Pvaarta

General Motors Trouble Not Over....  Auto Strike May Become Bitter Issue

GM Strike May Be Vital Issue   .. Bitter Fight Expected ~“kt Union Meet

G. M. Strike May Become Bitter Issue At C.1.0.-U.A.W. Convention

G. M. Strike  To Be Issue   Strategy of C.1.0. Plan Of Campaign to Be Aired During Union Convention

G. M. STRATEGY TO BE UAW ISSUE   Delegates Expect Struggle For Union Presidency

United Auto Workers Meet; Battle Brewing   Conduct Of General Motors Strike Top Issue, With Election Of President; 2.000 Deleaates In Atlantic City

Big Fight Looms in Auto Workers  Convention Opens in Air of Tenseness

G-M Strike Seen Bitter Issue At UAW Convention   Strategy Debate Appears Likely

STRIKE ISSUE FACES UAW MEET   Name-Calling Fight Expected In Battle for Presidency

Air of Tenseness Prevails as VAW Delegates Open Annual Convention

GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE LOOMS AS BITTER ClO woul  Bits ere at COR A   CONVENTION OPENS AT ATLANTIC CITY; ATMOSPHERE TENSE

G. M STRIKE MAY BE FIGHT ISSUE AT UAW MERTING   Many of the 2,000 Delegates Feel Debate on the Strategy of the General Motors Strike Is Inevitable

SOVIETS MAY USE IN DEMONSTRATION   Russians Might ght Try to Persuade  Turkey to Change Opinion ; Oe Dardanelles

Use of Arms By Russia is Predicted   Transfer of Zhukov To Odessa Deemed Very Significant

Operators Make Pact Proposals  Lewis Takes Them Under Consideration

Puts Ban On Drafting Teen-Agers   Postpones Action On Extension Until Monday

House Delays Vote Until Monday; Selective Service Extension Bill Gets Final Touches of Lower Body

FINAL ACTION ON DRAFT BILL SET TOMORROW      Amendment Exempts ’Teen-Azge Youths From Service

Production of Steel Chinbs TowardNormal   tudustry Swings Into High as Strike Is Postponed, Talks  Decurna.!

PRODUCTION OF STEEL CLIMBS TO NORMALCY   U. 5S: Steel And Cid Union Negotiators Only 36 Cents A Day Apart

Nation's Stee! Industry Swings Back into High   29,000 Workers Remain Idle: 11,000 Others Return to Jobs

STEEL INDUSTRY IDLENESS ENDED   Blast Furnaces Reovened As Wage Negotiations Hit Hopeful Note

STEEL MILLS RETURNING 10 FULL OUTPUT   Furnaces Reopened As Threatened Strike Is Postponed

VACATION: ‘STORY HOUR. _ SESSIONS TO BEGIN é - A URBSDAY MORNIN,

PLEA FOR PRODUCTION HEARD ClO Group Attacks Government For Court Action Against UMW

LEWIS POLIGY RECEIVES C10 APPROVAL   Convention Delegates In Atlantic City Oppose Injunction

InjunctionRule  Flayed by C1O   Rivals Extend Indirect Sunnort io AFL Miners

EISENHOWER ASKS STEADY OUTPHT   C. I. 0. DELEGATES HEAR PLFA IN SILENCE+BACK LEWIS STRIKE STAND.

ClO SUPPORTS LEWIS’ MINERS   Union’s Convention Raps U. §. Injunction; ‘Ike’ Tells Of Need for Production

Ike” Makes Plea For Production At ClO Meeting   Convention Delegates Give Indirect Support To Lewis Miners

Stock Boom Under Attack Of U.S. Banker      100 Per Cent Margin For Stocks Held  Insufficient

Wall Street Goes On Cash, Carry Basis Friday   Government Orders 100 Per Cent  Marain Requirements

U.S. READY TO PRESS CLAIMS IN ANTARCTIC   To Act If Any Other Power Attempts to Grab Part of Area

U.S. READY TO CLAIM ICY LAND   Sovereignty Over Sections Of Antarctica May Be Established Soon

Measures Taken To Feed Argentines During Business Anti-Labor Protest

ARGENTINE FOOD SUPPLY CUT OFF   ‘GOVERNMENT ACTS TO HALT LOCKOUT

ARGENTINA TAKES ACTION TO INSURE SUPPLIES OF FOOD   Food Hard To Get In Buenos Aires As Businessmen’s 72Hour Lockout In. Protest. To Labor Policies Continues

ARGENTINA HAS A FOOD PROBLEM   Three-Day Tie-Up Forces Government To Take Action To Insure Populace Of Enough To Eat.      —BY LAURANCE STUNTZ—

Food Supply Is Assured   Government Is Acting In Argentina Lockout

\ventina Takes \jps To Insure equate Food   yych Jeopardized , Lockout Enters  4 ‘ie Day

TORTURES INFLICTED BY NAZIS   ” Burning Cloth Put Between Toes Of French Prisoners

Revelation Of Gestapo Tortures Is Too Much  For Germans On Tria!

LIMITED ACTION GAINING FAVOR AMONG 6.0.P.   Few Promises, Prompt Fulfill. ment Sought as Committee Meets.

Taft Believes Shaping Of Legislative Program To Be Delayed Until First Cf Year: Contests Shape

Republicans To Delay Legislative Program: Taft  GOP Proposals To   GOP Proposals To Follow Truman’s Message, Report

DRAFTING OF THE LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM TO WAIT   This Was the Forecast Made Today By Sen. Robert Taft.   UNTIL EARLY IN JUNE   GOP. Meetings Will Be Held Today and Tomorrow In Washington.

Plan to Wait Until Early. January Before Complet+..  we (Bealisiss         WILL WAIT FOR TRUMAN.” TO OUTLINE SCHEDILE

Republicans Plan for New  Legislation   Final Drafting Early in January, States Sen. Taft

TAFT PREDICTS PLAN NOT TO BE COMPLETE TINTIL EARLY JANUARY   MEETINGS THURSDAY TO DRAFT THUMBNAIL LAW POTICY FOR CONGRESS

COP May Not  List Policies Until Later   Sen. Taft Predicts that Republicans Will Wait Until President Delivers His Message.

Taft Suggests G. 0. P. Policy Draft Delay   Others Think Short Program Should Be Drawn

GOP Will Delay Law Program   Taft Says New Members of Congress Must Have Full Voice in Decision On Policies

TAFT PREDICTS PLAN NOT TO BE COMPLETE UNTIL EARLY JANUAR}  MEETINGS THURSDAY TO

GOP May Delay Final Drafting of Legislative Plans   Steering Groups in Session to Draw Up © Strategy for Congress

Proposals to Appear After Truman Talk   Steering Committees in Meeting Today to Consider New Course

Republicans Face Battle Over Leaders   Trumbnail Legislative Pro. gram, However, Gains Favor Within Party

Crashed Plane  Sighted; Eight Badly Injured   Circling Craft Reports as Blizzard Begins Alps Sweep

Adriatic Coast Storm Kills 33   Pleasure Craft Hit As Winds Howl Along Resort Areas

Another Man Held As Killer Suspect   Suspicious Actions Cause Arrest at Magnolia, Ark., Denies Any Connection

Arkansas Official Arrests Michigan Man as Suspect   Mon Held at Atoka Cleared of Slaying At Texarkana

Avoid ‘Unreasonable’ Wage Demands And Keep Prices Down, Senator Says °

TAFT CALLS ON BUSINESS, LABOR TO AVOID SLUMP  SEES PROSPERITY IF   SEES PROSPERITY IF PRICES AND WAGES ARE KEPT IN LINE

Senator Says Set-Back Can Be Prevented   Palicy Making Comuittee Head Calls on Labor to Avoid ‘Unreasonable’ Demands for Wages

Stable Prices, Wages Needed   Necessary To Avert Recession, Taft Says

Jatt Backs Up  Truman’s Plea   Capital ard Labor Told They Must Aid ‘Recession’ Battle

Keep Prices Down, Taft Urges; Pay Boosts Mean Higher Costs--Sloan

Senator Taft — Asks Business lo Hold Prices   implores Labor To Refrain From “Unreasonable’ Wage Demands

Taft Asks Business, Labor to Cooperate  And Avoid Troubles   Says Outlook for 1947 i: Good if People Will Stay on the Job

Keep Wages And Prices Down--Taft   Ohio Senator Calls on Business and Labor To Cooperate To Avoid Economic Recession in 1947.

SENATOR CALLS FOR STABILITY   Taft Urges Business, Labor To Use Reason in Wage,  Prina Namande

BLOCK ECONOMIC RECESSION.  IDLVULNR EVVINUNIIUL REUBSOIUIN-———  Taft Asks Business, Labor To Help

Taft Urges Business to Keep Prices Down, Labor Not to a Seek Pay Boosts   TRUMAN SAYS PEOPLE MUST BE KEPT WORKING

Piea Sounded To Elude Trap Of Depression   Keep Prices And Wages In Line, Taft Proposes

Keep Prices, Wages in Line Is Taft’s Plea   Tells Business, Labor Responsibilities To Avoid A Recession

KEEP WAGES. PRICES IN LINE. PART PLEADS   Jusiness and Labor Urged to Cooperate To Avoid 19417 Recession

TAFT URGES TIGHT REIN ON PRICES   Ohio Senator Asks Busi. ness to Keep Cost of Merchandise Down and Calls on Labor to Be Fair in Wage Demands.

Business and Labor Asked By Ohio Senator To Keep Prices and Wacaes In Line

Hold Steady On Wages, Prices, ls Taft's Plea  That’s Way To   That’s Way To Avoid Recession,  Says GOP Head

Taft Appeals to Labor-Industry   Sees Responsibility Of Both in Outlook For U. S. Prosperity

Taft Calls For Capital, Labor Unity  — °47 Stability — Given as Goal

Management, Labor Must Cooperate   Taft Insists Recession Can Be Avoided

Urges Business And Labor To ‘Hold the Line   Senator Taft Emphasizes Responsibility of Management and Labor In Averting “Dip”

Taff Calls upon Business, Labor To Avert Slump  Labor Should Avoid Making Unreasonable Pay Demands Prices Should Be Held

TAFT URGES © BUSINESS TO HOLD PRICES  DOWN IN 1947   * Also. Asks Labor To Refrain From eing Excessive In. Wage Demand:

TAFT CALLS ON BUSINESS, LABOR  TO KEEP PRICES, WAGES IN LINE AFTER TRUMAN DISCOUNTS SL UMP

Says Truman, Should ' Have Stressed This Angle More. in First: Report -

New Legislation Will Depend On Labor's Conduct   Calls For Management And Labor To Keep Prices, Wages !n Line

Taft In Plea To Business And Labor Now   PRICES AND “WAGES TO HOLD KEY TO PROSPERITY

Taft Calls On Industry, Labor To Hold Line   Truman Sees Bright Outlook for Nation If No More Strikes

‘Tremendous Responsibility’  Tait Pleads Against Hisher Prices. And Heavy Pay Demands

Taft Makes Appeat To Labor, Business To Avoid Setback   No “Unreasonable” Wage Hikes or Price Increases Desired

URGES GROUPS TO KEEP PRICES, WAGES IN LINE   Truman Sees Bright Outlook for Nation If Workers Stick to Jobs

‘Optimism For ‘Future Outlook Faces Big ‘If   Greed May Bring Economic Recession

Hails Report On Business   But Taft Says Great Business-Labor sponsibility Should Be More Emphasized

Taft Calls for Reasonable’ Prices, Wages   Gives Views in Reply to Report By President

Keep Wages and Prices in Line, Sen. Taft Urges   Labor and Industry Responsibility Cited In Future Prosperity

Taft Asks Prices Be ‘Kent Down   Also Calls On U.S. Labor To Avoid Drastic Demands.

TAFT CALLS UPON BUSINESS, LABOR 10 AVOID SLUM   Urges Cooperation tc Pre“vent Possible Economic BPeeeccran in TOAF

Taft Urges Wages and Price Check   Calls Upon Business And Labor to Prevent Any 1947 Recession

Hold Steady On Wages, Prices, ls Taft's Plea   That’s Way To Avoid Recession,  Says GOP Head

TAFT DEMANDS LABOR LIGHTEN LOAD IN 1947   Senator Urges Working Mer Not To Set ‘Unreasonable’’ Wage Plans

Taft Appeals For ‘Hold The Line’ On Prices   Would Also Keep Labor From Asking Excessive Increases

BUSINESS ASKED TO KEEP WAGES, PRICES IN LINE   Senator Taft Makes Plea To Check Récession

CATTLE PRICE MOUNTS WITH CONTROLS OFT   Meat Appears on Way To Consumers At Higher Costs

Cattle Prices Soar With Controls Off   Swift and Sweeping Repercussions Follow Decontrol

Chops Offered        Lift All But Rent Curbs, Abolish WSB, Demands  Federation

Cattle Prices Soar and Stock Market Shoots Up   Truman’s Lifting of Meat Controls Brings Swift Repercussions

CATTLE AND HOG PRICES SHOOT UP: STOCKS ALSO SOAR   Markets Skyrocket on Pros: pects That All Government Controls Soon Will Topple.   CONSUMER GROUPS HIT DECONTROL OF MEAT   Speculation Stirred That Flour, Bread and Bakery Products Will Be Next to Shake Off Ceilings.

Whole Structure Of Wage and Price Control May Fall; Stock Market Up

U.S. Prepares For Quick End Of Wave Curb:   OPA to Keep Price Lids on Vital Items; More Meat Due Soon

Meat, Livestock Prices Soar As Ceilings Lifted   Whole Wage and Price Control Structure May Topple

Meat Prices Soar; Supply Is Promised   President's Action Has Sweeping Repercussions Over Country

Meat Control End Has Swiff Repercussions   Cattle Prices Soar and Stocks Rise as Controls End

Arnall to Speak In Texas Union Thursday Night   Georgia Governor Is Brought Back By Student Demand

Japs Find Bushido Code All a Lie  Sacrifices On Theory Of Being Immortalizec Proved Another Fake

Tribute From Truman to Highligh! Nation's Observance of Army Day

Chicago Will rele Truman on Army Day   Congressional Medal Winner to Lead 15,000 in Parade

President, Eisenhower, Patterson to Speak at Chicago Army Day Program

WAR MACHINES TO ROLL DOWN PEACEFUL U. S$ STREETS INi RIG CEILERRDATION OF ARMY DAY

COTTON TRADER IS FORRED TO CU   Speculatar’s Loss Is Placed at $4,375,000; Growers Out $200.000,000

Cotton Plunge Traced to One Man: Liquidated Holdings, Lost 5 Million

Trader Who Cost Cotton Growers 200 Millions Has ‘Nothing To Say’

At Least 18 Are Injured in Riot Led by Veterans   Justice Department Orders Investigation; McKellar Is Leading

Bullet Ridden Athens Quiet After Battle   Vets’ Election Conceded; Jail Blasted During Rioting

Ex-Gls Patrol Streets  Of Athens, Tenn., After Surrender of Deputies Besieged in County Jail

Ex-Gls Victors In Fight With Athens Deputies   Barricaded Officers Surrender Following A Night Of Terror

6 ARE SHOT IN CITY WITH GI’S RUNNING SHOW   Ex-Servicemen Clash with Dep. utized Officers—McKellar Wins Renomination

Gun Duels Mark Primary Voting In Tennessee  (MINER eat iin OTF 6S tre ie e   McKellar Retains Saat fe Sonnta

Backers Of Vet  Ticket Capture — Jail Where Votes Taken For Count

Clark Orders Federal Probe Election Riot   Bloody Gun Battle Marks Tennessee Primary Election

GI Group Patrols  Streets    Keep Order in Athens, Tenn. Following Bloody Election Day Rioting; GI Candidates Win

Labor Regime To “Take Stock”   House of Commons Ends Debate On Gov ernment Program

MILWAUKEE STRIKE VIOLENCE RENEWED   Workers, Pickets and Police Stage Battle at Gates of Allis Chalmers Factory.

Plant Gates In Milwaukee Battle Scene   Workers, Pickets, Police Involved At Allis Chalmers

Speedup of Price Ceiling Removals Is Forecast by Decontrol Experi

Removal Of OPA Control To Speed Up Says Expert   Declares Next Few Months Will See a Great Increase in Ceiling Removals

Avers Railroads ConspireTo Form Monopoly   Anti-Trust Head Raps — Bulwinkle Bill Allowing Roads To Set Rates

Conspiracy Of Railways Is Charged   Assistant U. S. Attorney General States Rail, Financial Interests Are Holding Up Rates

Union Leader  Ordered Into Court Monday   Mine Boss: Offers No Comment After Accepting Court Paper From Two Federal Marchale

Appearance Required Before Judge Monday   Paper Accepted Without Comment As Union Boss Returns to Capital

No Comment By UMW Chieftain   U. S. Indusiry Prepares for the Worst as Coal Supplies Dwindle

PAPERS SERVED ON LEWIS TODAY. « IN WASHINGTON   UMW Chief Remains Silent on Receiving Order to ° Appear in Court   NATION STILL HELPLESS  Next Round in Government Battle With Union Wi! Occur Monday

To Answer Contempt Citation:   UMW. Chief Accepts Summons in Washington Office; Nation Girds For Long Tieup

‘John L. Lewis Gets His Summons From Two Federal Marshals   Mine Leader Summoned To Appear Monday Before U. S. Judge

Citation Calls For His Reply  In Connection  WithCoalRow   Summons Is Accepted Without Comment On Part Of Coal Union Leader; Long Seclusion Ends For Him

ORDERS LEWIS TO APPEAR IN COURT MONDAY   Miners’ Leader in Jovial Mood as He Poses for Photographers

Must Appear in Court Monday To Answer In Contempt Case   Mine Chief Accepts Documents Without Comment

U. M. W. Chief Ordered to Appear in Court Monday to Answer Contempt Citation.

‘Must Answer — \Citation For _ \Contempt Mon.   Refused To Carry Out Court Order To  Withdraw Contract Termination Notice:

Order Lewis To Appear In Court Monday   To Answer Contempt Citation Following Soft Coal Walk-Out

Coal Walkout - Means Lewis Goes To Trial   MINE LEADER ORDERED TO APPEAR BEFORE U. S. JUDGE

Mine Chief Wiil Face Contempt Charges Monday   Citation Issued When Injunction To Halt Strike Is Disreaarded

United Mine Workers’ Leader Has No Comment for Reporters; Violence Breaks Out in Fields When Two Men Are Killed

Lewis is Ureered to be In Federal Tribunal on Monday to Answer to Contempt Charges TWO MEN KILLED IN WEST VIRGINIA

Ordered To Appear In Court Monday To Show Cause For His Action   Steel Mills Cutting Back, Railroads Reduce Service As Two-Day Strike Already  Depresses National Economy.

FUEL SHORTAGE MAY PARALYZE VITAL INDUSTRY   ~ontempt Citation Orders UMW Chief To Answer Charge Monday; Guilt Will Be Decided Wednesday; Industry Battening Down  For Worst.

His Appearance. In Federal Court Set for Monday.   Lewis Accepts Order Without Comment

Citation for Contempt in Coal Dispute   ‘Miner Head Directed To Show Monday in U.S. Court for Hearing.

Lewis Makes No Comment   Must Tell Federal Judge Why He Didn't Recall Contract Termination Order

ORDERED TO APPEAR IN U.S. COURT   Lewis and UMW Officials Remain Mum

Labor Leader Makes No Comment   Called To Appear In Federal Court Monday Morning

Lewis Leaves Home in Virginia After One Day of Hiding   Must Appear in Court Monday to Answer to Contempt Charge

SUMMONS WERE SERVED ON JOHN L. LEWIS TODAY   Requiring His Appearance In Federal Court Monday . Morning.   A CONTEMPT CITATION   Lewis Accepted the Summons Without Any Comment, An Aide Reported.

MINE WORKERS’ CZAR RECEIVES OFFICIAL CITATION OF COURT   UNION MEMBERS STILL OUT OF PITS; CRISIS MOUNTING OVER NATION

Mine Leader Due fo Face Court Monday   Unien Chieftain Poses for Pictures But Remains Silent

Papers Served Ai Office In Union Building   Miners’ Boss Goes To Capital From Virginia Home

MUST ANSWER CITATION MONDAY   Gives No Inkling What He Intends To Do In Court   ACTION TAKEN   Throughout U. S$. To Conserve Fuel And Power; Rail Service Hit

PAPERS ARE SERVED ON JOHN L. LEWIS   UMW Chief Still Silent on Plans: Hearing Monday

MUST ANSWER U.S. CHARGES OF CONTEMPT   BY RAYMOND LAHR UP Staff Correspondent

Summoned To Appear In Federal Court Monday To Answer Contempt  ” Charges; Legal Dispute Expected.

Mine Chief Visited by Deputy Marshals in His Office, but He Declines Any Comment.   REQUIRED TO PLEAD TO CONTEMPT CHARGE

Ordered to Court  Monday on Charge   UMW Lawyers Expected to Claim  Order Requires Affirmative Action So is not Applicable

John Lewis Summoned  By U.S. Cour   Federal “ Marshals Serve Papers on U.M.W. Chief In Office; Two Men Die In Violence Flare-Up

Lewis Gets Summons to. Answer Contempt Charge In Federal Court Mondav

Summons Giver UMW Chief By U. §. Marshals   Writ Is Step Toward Possible Jail Term For Defying ‘Injunction’

MINE UNION CHIEF IS CITED TO “TELL IT TO THE JUDGE" IN WASHINGTON ON MONDAY   Two Federal Deputies Serve Writ on Leader When He Arrives at Office in Capital From Home In Alexandria. Va. ....   } TENSION IS MOUNTING THROUGHOUT THE FIELD

Coal Strike Threatens Idleness For Millions of Other Workers; Lewis Court Fight Nearing

Temperatures   Miners’ Chieftain Must Appear Before Judge Monday in Answer To Citation on Contempt Charge

US Marshals Serve Contempt Citation Upon John L. Lewis   Congress Asks Action As Industries Close

HEAD OF UMW MUST ANSWER COURT MONDAY   Steel Mills Planning ' Cutbacks Up to 20%; Rail Service Reduced

ORDERED TO SHOW CAUSE WHY HE IS NOT IN CONTEMPT   UMW BOSS DIRECTED TO APPEAR IN U. S. COURT ON MONDAY

MINE LEADER MUST ANSWER FOR CONTEMPT   Union Leader Is Silent As Marshals Serve Legal Papers

—LEWIS RECEIVES U, 5S. SUMMON,  Mine Boss Silent As He Accepts Order To Appear In U.S. Court   Contempt Citation Hearing Is_, Scheduled For Monday Morning

Burly .Mine Boss Is Still Mum; Writ Served At Offices In Washington

NOW MUST CALL OFF STRIKE OR FIGHT GOVERNMENT  THROUGH THE COURTS ~

Steel Mills, Other’ Goal Consuming Industries Set to Lay Off ‘Thous ands of. Workers as Strike Moves info Second Day.

US. Marshals Serve Summons On Mine Chief   Trial” Slated Wednesday on Contempt Writ

Document Calling For Answer To Contempt Citation Monday Is Accepted “Without Comment” By United Mine Workers Leader In His Washington Office— 400,000 Bituminous Coal Workers Remain Idle, With Tension Reported Mounting

Mine Leader Gets Notice in Office   In Good Spirits as Marshals Nab Him — Violence Flares in Some Areas

New Shutdowns Facing Industry   Cities Werk Out Plans Te Conserre Power: Capitol Dome In Washington Blacked Out

U.$. MARSHALS SERVE PAPERS ON MINE CHIEF   Lewis Ordered to Appear In Court Monday to Answer Contempt Charges.

2 U. S. Marshals Deliver Writ In UMW Office   Union Leader Has No Comment When Federal Marshals Give Him Order

Lewis Goes To Office In Washington But Gives No Indica~ tion Of What Action He Plans On Contempt Charze   GOVERNMENT PLANS FOR POWER DIMOUT

Mine Chief Undisturbed By Charges   Coal Stockpile Dangerousiy  Low Throughout the  Nation

Mine Workers’ Chief  Accepts Summon in His Private Office Without Comment, Marshals Say

MARSHALS HAND LEWIS CITATION TO VISIT COURT   UMW President Accepts Summons for Monday Appearance Sans Comment

The Coal Strike Lewis Served with Order To Appear in Court Mondav

Papers Directing Court Appearance Served on Lewis   UMW Chief Is Outwardly Calm; Has No Comment On Strike Situation

MINE LEADER TO APPEAR IN COURT MONDAY   UMW Chief Silent as Paper ls Handed to Him at Office.

Mine Chief Goes to Headquarters Of Union in Capital; Marshals Immediately Serve Court Papers

Calls For His — Appearance In Court Monday   Miners’ Boss Accepts Pa pere In Hin Washi ry Office “Without , Comment”   Poses On Porch  For Cameramen   Hf Convicted, Lewis May Be Sent to Jail and His Union Subjected To Fine

No Comment Made by Mine Chief   Contempt Citation To Be Answered At Monday Hearing

‘Must Make Appearance On Monday   Union Boss Faces Jail Sentence if Found Guilty

No Comment From UMW Leader on Contempt Charge   Operations Halted At 3,300 Mines Industry Hard Hit; Railroads Curtail Service

(Order Served on Union Leader. . By 2 Marshalls   Coal Strike Starting to Cripple VU. S. Industry: 2 Miners Killed in W. Va.

Lewis Ordered to Show Why He Should Not be Held  In Contempt of Court

Fine, Jail Term Loom If Court Edict Is Ignored   Federal Marshals Serve Summons On Mine Union Head; Two Miners Killed In Strike Flare-up

No Comment By UMW Boss on Gov't Action   Pian Dimouts, Coal Saving Measures if Strike Continues

Mine Leader Undisturbed Facing Jail .   Must Appear Mondays Industry Prepares for Showdown

Writ Directs U. M.. W. Boss To Appear Before Court Monday For Explanation

U, S.MARSHALS SERVE PAPERS ON MINE CHIEF   Industry Preparing to Lay Off Thousands: Of Workers

UMW. CHIEFTAIN MIST ANSWER 10 IONTEMPT cHAReE   Faces Possible Jail Sentence  for Terminating Coal  ; Cantrnrt

U. S. Action Results From Coal Strike   Directed to Show Cause for Refusing To Withdraw Notice

Prices of Stocks Hits 15-Month Low As Industry Halts   Steel Mills and Rail Lines Curtailing Operations

State Senate Passes Bill To Raise Salaries   Special Session May End Tonight; $10, $20 Bonuses Cut Down To $5

State Senate 0. K. On Compromise in Emergency Wages   Solons Expect to Wind up Special Session Tonight

SEEK MISSI NG MESSAGE IN P. H. PROBE   ‘Kimmel Never Got -Note, Supposedly  Sent by Sec. Knox

NEW HUNT FOR WARNING SENT PEARL HARBOR   Instruct New Search In'Light Of Admiral Kimmel’s Toacstimony

Anthracite Wage Talks  To Continue   Session Adjourns With Settlement Stull Remote

DEATH AFTER STUDIO PARTY __ 1S RULED NOT MURDER GASE      AUTHORITIES SAY MAN FOUND DEAD ON MOVIE SET FELL OR WAS HIT BY AUTO’ -

FILM SET DEATH RULED ACCIDENT   Officials Rule Qut Murder Theory after Probe

BN Sore riviera _Kin beer oar) ener ira  A Little Chuckle To Start The Day

Two Churches To Unite During Week   United Brethren Will Join Evangelical To Form New Society

Merger Set for Leading Churche:  United Brethren and Evanaelical to Join

en 4-H JUDGING TEAM HOLDS  PRACTICE WORKOUT .  '. AT IOWA STATE COLLECRE

To Release Binkley From Maryland ‘Pen’   Life Sentence of Local Man Commuted by Governor O'Conor

Senate Approval Of Merger Bill Is Austin's Aim   Will Delay Assuming Duties as Truman's U. N. Representative

Austin Urges Merger Plar   Will Delay U. N. Seating ' Until Action Taken

Sen. Austin Puts Off UN  Assignment   Plans To Stay In Senate Until ArmyNavy Merger Approved

Delays Duties To Mako-Efforl For Z Service Merger  Action Needed By Enc Of Week to Keep Draft Alive § -

GOVERNGR NOW FAVORS STATE RENT CONTROL   Green Says Illinois Will Act Ef Congress Fails

FREE ATOMIC AGENCY URGED   Australian Favors Control Agency Independent Of United Nations

Australia Asks Autonomous Atomic Agency   Exchange of Views Virtually Completed By UN Subcommittee

AUSTRALIA” URGES   Analysis Submitted to UN As Views Are Exchanged

Truman On Spot On Appointment  Open Rift With AFL Is Possibility

Ttaly Peace Group Approves Transfer ‘Of Land to France   Delegates Vote 15-0° for Proposal Affecting Mont Cenis Region   ISLAND FORTRESSES ARE DEMILITARIZED   Allied Nations Ask for More Than 10 Billions In War Damagee

FRANCE TO GET SMALL AREA ON ITALIAN FRONT   Ttalian Commission Approves Proposition Today At Peace Meet

$10 Billions In Reparations Is Being Demanded   America and Britain  Have Made No Claims

OPA Price Control Office In LeMars — Closed November 4  Thirty Days of . _ Termination Pay  ' Given Employees 

BOONE OPAGHAIRMAN OUTLINES NEW PLANS   INQUIRIES GO TO DES MOINES   All Future Business to be Handled Through the District Office In Capital City

C10 REJECTED BY TRAINMEN   eR at ARO Ta ie arta th A  Brotherhood Declines Bid To Join Organization  Headed by Murray

OFFICER INVESTIGATING SHOOTING OF R. R. PICKETS   Two Dead, Three Hurt In Shooting At Gridley On T. P. And W. Railway

Dual Probe Of Slaying Of Pickets   State and County Sifts Facts In Railroad Clash

PROBE SLAYING OF 2 PICKETS   Three Others Wounded In Shooting On StrikeBound Railroad

May Keep Some Curbs   Price Controls On Butter and Pork Suggested As Sop To OPA Backers

British Press  Resents Label  “Imperialisia”   Expresses Surprise al Wal: lace’ s Apparent Diver. gence From Views  . Sec. Byrnes

British Press Voices Resentment At Wallace’s'Imperialism’ Charge

British Press Says Wallace U.S’s Baby   Resentment Expressed at Imperialism Charge

U. §. Agrees To Sell Surplus Goods fo China   No Combat-Type Property To Be Included

U.S. TO SELL.B BATCH OF. Gf ON CHINESE D               Civilian Surplus’ Property ©in Western Pacific and China Included in Deal

150,000 Workers Stage Greatest  Strike in History Of United States   Entire Industry ls Virtual ly Closed Down: Plants Are Picketed   (10 PRESIDENT PLANS RADIO TALK TONIGHI   ong Deadlock Apparently ls Expected; No Disorders Are Reported

Aluminum, Others  Join Huge Walkout   ‘Vital Industries Hit; Shortage Of Material Threatens To Close Many Plants In Short Time

Picket Lines Form at All Struck Plants   Greatest Mass Walkout in History of U. S. Takes Effect As Scheduled; 750,000 Workers Expected to Be Idled

Pickets Take Places Around Steel Plants   Aluminum Plants, Fabricating Works Ore Mines Close

Loan to Poland  Rests on Airing Of Trade Pacts   Publishing of Terms Will Assure Same Treatment Of All Nations

Two Holdup Men Shot To Death.   Surprised Looting New York Hotel

Nab Four Susvects  In Big Theft Ring   FBE Arrests Two in Louis ville and Two Others in Tirdiananalis

Roosevelt Gave Lewis His Frightening Power:   Same Objections To Lewis’ Conduct Heard Today Were Howled Down By Roosevelt Regime As Cries Of Fascists

‘Buyers Strikes Not Sufficient To ‘Stabilize U. S. Prices, Porter Says

Claims Increases Balance Economy  Porter Frowns on Buyers’ Strikes

  Paul Porter Shouldering Many Worries Over Price Increases; Legal Jumps Better Than Pure Inflation, He Avers

Bodies Of Fliers Being Delivered   ' 88th Division To Accept Flag-Draped Coffins At Morgan Line

Stelle to Confer With Bradley on  Veteran Progran   Legion Commander and Aides Will Call on VA Chief Next Tuesday

BATTLE LOOMS ON VA POLICY   Bradley, Legion Head To Meet Tuesday

Stelle Expects Brawl As He ‘Meets Bradley   Asserts No Peace To Be Made Until VA  Corrects Its Policies

President And  Byrnes Conter On Yugoslavia   Truman And Byrnes Discuss Crisis With Yugoslavia Over Radiophone   PRESIDENT ON WAY TO BERMUDA

'‘Schoep-Van Oort  Wedding Thursday   Howard Yan Qort, Former Hult Maun, Weds Hospers Young Lady Thursday, Jone 20th

Alberta Rens and John DeGroot Wed   Ceremony Was Performed in First Re formed Church by the Briile’s Pastor, Rev. Hanenbure

Two Jewelry Stores Suffer Brunt Of Loss   Anderson, Lester Display Windows Smashed Today

Bludgeoued Both to Death Following Quurrel; Buried Them jn Sheallaw Grave

Locket Solves Twin Slaying   Man’s Picture Found In Grave Draws Confession From Foundry Worker.

Father Admits  Slaying Of Two Michigan Man Kills Wife. & Year-Old Chifd

MAN CONFESSES DOUBLE SLAYING   Locket on Wife’s Body Leads To Crime Solution

Bludgeon Killing Is Confessed   After Burying Victims Man Goes Courting

State Department Invites Soviet War Correspondents ‘To Look How Americans Live   Russian Writers Already Have Told What They Think About American Press

U. S. INVITES 3 SOVIET WRITERS TO TOUR NATION   CAME HERE TO MEET AMERICAN SOCIETY OF NEWSPAPER EDITORS

Russian War Correspondents  May See Nation   State Department to Invite Newsmen to Make Trip to Promote Exchange of Ideas

'U.S. to Invite Three Russian Writers to Visit Over Country, See What Makes America Tick

SOVIET WRITERS MAY TOUR U.S   ‘State Department Extend: .. Bid To Top Journalists

Bid to Red  Newsmen   Invited to Give U. S. Once-Over in Order to Give Soviet a Report On How America Ticks

Russian News Writers Invited To Take A Look At How U. 5. Operates In Peacetime

Invite Soviets To View U. S.   - Russian Correspondents To Be Invited to Look  Over Nation

Labor Front Quiet After  Settlements  G.M.‘ and G. E. Locals to Vote On Aareements

Calm Following Week 0! Major Developments Brightens Labor Picture

AUTO LEADERS SPEED RETURN   Seek Quick 0. K. Of Wag Plan; Coal Talks Slowed

Labor Front Calms Down   Lull Comes Behinc Developments During Week

Labor Front Appears Quiet Over Nation  Union Members Ready to Vote

Immediate Ratification Of Pact Urged   Total Idle By Walkouts Now 675,000

FRONT ‘CALM.   Rank, File of GM, GE Workers to Vote on Contracts

Union Councils At GE And GM Ratity Pacts  Coal Negotiations In Recess As Operators Prepare Their Reply

NATION LABOR FRONT BACK TO NORMAL   Calm Follows Week Of Big Dispute Settlements   NEGOTIATIONS   Involving 75,000 Electrical Workers At Westinghouse Scheduled Next Week

UNIONS PREPARE TO BALLOT ON STRIKE TERMS   GM Officials Act to Insure Quick Ratification of Settlement

UNIONS SET T VOTE ON PACTS   Labor Front Looks Calm as 275,000 Are Due Back at Jobs Soon.

GM, GE READY TORATIFY NEW PAY INCREASES      275,000 Strikers Prepare To Resume Work After Long Lay-Off

PICKETS CLASH AT PLANT GATES   Fight Marks Beopening o Connecticut Factory

Pickets Clash With Officers   4. Union Executives Taken Into Custody

Economic Unity Planned for British, U.S. Occupation Zones in Germany

Poles Scheme To Perpetuate Spanish Issue   On Basis of Past Voting Proposal Is Assured of Defeat in UN Security  Counceil

CIO Refusal to Work Confuses Meat Situation   Union Protests U. S. Seizure Order Gives No Pay Boost Guarantee; Rail Brotherhood Sends Out Strike Ballots

Action Marks First Time Government Order After Seizure Has Been Defied   Brotherhood of Locomotive Trainmen Begin Mailing Strike Ballots - GM President Says Labor and Management Can Get Together  If Government Clarifies Position

Packers Want Guarantee Of Wage Increase   Meat Expected To Remain Scanty On American Tables——Railroad Brotherhood Mails Strike Ballots To 215,000 Members

Strike Ballot Sent To Rail Trainmen On National Tie-Up   Ford-UAW Recess Wage Meeting Until Tuesday; GM President Demands Government Set Definite Policy on Labor Problem

MAINE BUS CRASH BRINGS 5 DEATHS   Injured Number 12 After Car Hits Bs When Teving to Pass On Hill

Five Are Killed In  Bus-Auto Collision   Two Others Fatally Injured as Bus Overturns Into a Ditch

Malmedy Survivors Are fo Testify   wesw EV SE VOLET  Six Who Survived German S. S. Slaughter of Prisoners  Prenare far Teial

75 German 8S, 8. Troops Accused   Six Survivers of the Malmedy Massacre Keturn to Frank. furt to Testify.

Malmedy Massacre   Site Visited By Six American Vets,, Including Sanduskian,

U 5. Industrial Paralysis Near   Factories All Over Nation To Be Idle

Voluntary Rationing Plan Seen Effect To Keep  Other Industries Going 

Demos Enfer Fall Elections With 60 Seat Lead Assured   Race for Control Of House Underway; GOP Is Confident

GOP Out to WinContro Of House After Long Bourbon Rule   Leaders See Much Hope With Only 26 Seats Needed to Overturn Democratic Majority Despite Solid South Bonus

HIGHT FACING DEMOCRATS IN FALL BALLOTS   PARTY IN POWER HAS HEAD START IN HOUSE

Democrats Off to a 60-Seat Pre - Election Head Start Over GOP in Congressional Races

Democrats Cinch Senate Control: Face Fight To Retain House Seats

DEMOCRATS ADMIT THEY FACE FIGHT   BUT PARTY HAS 60-SEAT HEAD START IN BATTLE FOR HOUSE CONTROL.

GOP Out to Win Control Of House After Long Bourbon Rule  Leaders See Much Hope With Only 26 Seats   Leaders See Much Hope With Only 26 Seats Needed to Overturn Democratic Majority Despite Solid South Bonus

Byrnes Predicts Agreement On Atomic Issue  Truman Expresses Satisfaction With

Byrnes Confident of Solution for Atomic  Safeguard Problen   Skepticism Greets News Russia Has Newer Atomic Bomb

Sec. Byrnes Sees Safe Future  For Atom Control  Foreign Chief Will Discuss Problem With Vandenburg

Sec. Byrnes Sees Safe Future For Atom Control  Foreign Chief Will Discuss Problem  Martah VUandanhurna

Byrnes Sees Atomic Issue Agreement  Secretary of State Arrives in London  vw... FIA! A uw ow. bh].

ByrnesPlans To Give UNIO  Delegates Full Assurance  On Atomic Energy Program

‘A’ Secret No Worry To Byrnes   STATE SECRETARY. IN LONDON, 1S “SURE” PROBLEMS WILL BE WORKED OUT SATISFACTORILY

Byrnes Sure Atom Question to Work Out OK at UNO  U.S. Vetoes Used: . To Protect Date, © Helo Out Reporters’

Atomic Issue To Be Settled At UNO Meet   Byrnes Arrives ‘For Conference . With Vandenberg

UNO Delegates To Hear Byrnes On Atom Plan   U. S. Information Would Be Given Voluntarily

Byrnes Says Atomic Secret Will Be Kept,   Commission Without Power To Ask For  Information

Byrnes to Meet With Delegates   Feel Atomic laste Can Be Worked Out © Satisfactorily

Lands in London for UNO Meeting, Says U. S. Safeguarded in Arrangements

Byrnes Explains  UNO Assurances   Says Atomic Energy Commission Would Not Have Absolute Power

Agreements On Atomic Ener ‘gy Satisfy Truman   Says ‘He Bas: Final. Say On Recognition of: ‘Polish, : 7 Roniauian and Yugo slay Governments

Byrnes Sees ‘No Doubt’ That Atomic Issue Will Be Settled;  Question Tale of Russian Bombh

Accuses U. S. of Mistreating Crew   Note Makes Formal Protests and Upholds Action in Closing Information Service

Yugoslavia Files Note of Protest  Claim Barge Crews Are Mistreated

All Amendments Given Heavy Vote   Democrots Lead Eosily Over Republican Opponents in Ail Districts in State

Security Council Action Asked Against Greece   Ukraine Charges Attempt To Stir War in Balkans

Russians Are Leaving Karaj   Pulling Out of Ancient Iranian Caravan Stop With Little Fanfere

Soviet Army Begins Trek Out of Iran   Without Fanfare Russion Troops Head Northward

Yearly Payment To Cut Public Debt Proposed   Would Lower Sum Owed Rather Than Slicing Taxes

Public Debt Reduction Gets Favor   Bourbon Congressman Says Cut in Taxes Might Be Bad Step

Proposes Five Billion. Yearly Payment on Debt Says Tax-Cutting Might Be Suicide

Proposes Cutting National Debt   Missourian Proposes Fixed Annual Payment

WORLD FLIGHT BY B29 PLANES BEING PLANNED   U. S. Air Forces Seek Washington Approval For Proposed Mission

Eight to 24 B-29’s to Make Hop if State Department Approves—Latter’s Attitude Remains Uncertain Pending Study—Some Authorities Believe Trip Might Stir Up Diplomatic Storm at Delicate Stage of Peace Efforts.

Army Plans Big World Flight Of B-29 Bombers   Approval Must Be Giver However by State Department

B-29 Global Trip May Be Disapproved  Diplomats Fear Effec: Abroad

U.S. STUDYING OF A BOMBERS   Diplomatic Storm To Result, Fear Of _ Officials

Army Proposes World Flight By Large Super-Fort Force; Decision Up to State Dept.

Father, Son Nervously Await Death   Hope for Forgiveness by Widow of Victim to Prevent Haaying Friday

TWO EINGYS, ote DOUBTFUL FINAL CHANCE   Double Hanging for Raebe Murder Scheduled for 6 A. M.

Council Will Proceed With Iranian Question Despite Red Boycott         ‘Byrnes Reportedly Dominates Push o. Win Hearing for Small Nation; entative Procedure Set for Today

Council Plans to Proceed With Iran Hearing at Session Friday Afternoon

COUNCIL HOLDS SECRET PARLEY ON PROCEDURE   Agreement Said Near Despite Blocks By Poland

SAY CHINESE REDS HALT SUPPLY PLANE   Probe Revort Yank Airmer Unable To Reach Chihfend

Armistice Board Says Chinese Fighting Ended   Truce Teams Being Organized to Investigate Areas

WEDNESDAY MIDNIGHT DEADLINE   Unions Have  Urged Veto Of Measure

aM, H. WADE TO ASSUME HIGH PENELEC POST   Altoona Official Named Vice President In Charge of System’s Operation.

School Funds ‘Exploration’ Plan Shelved   Meadows Carries Appeal to Public Iu Radio Address

Survey Reveals Need Is Urgent In Twin Cities   Labor, Management, Civic Organizations Enlisted In Campaign

Telephone Union, Company Confer   U. S. Conciliators Meet To Iron out Pay Rows

Mediators Try To Head Off. Phone Strike  3-Man Commission   3-Man Commission Confers With'Company And Union Deleaates:

CHINA IN DARK ON WITHDRAWAL   Russ Withhold Information  On Leaving Manchuria

Russia Silent On Manchuria   China Not Informed When Withdrawal Will Be Completed

Moscow Has Not Told China Plans   Chungking Awaits Information on Manchu Issue

China Uninformed on Withdrawal of Reds in Manchuriz   Soviet Evacuation of  Mukden May Not Signal Full Movement

CHINA GETS NO DATA FROM REDS      te hinese Haven't Been In-   formed When _ Russians Expect To Complete  Withdrawal From Man-.  ehyuria j

MANCHURIA NOT YET EVACUATED   Soviets Silent on Total With. drawal Date — Chinese Units Enter Mukden

Chinese Get No Word From Russ   Not Toid When Troop: Will Be Withdrawn

Russia Has Not Informed China On Withdrawal   Chinese Position Made Clear in Note

Smallpox Spreads On Pacific Coast   Five Dead In Seattle As Disease Reported In California Cities

Vaccine Supplies Low as Seattle Battles Smallpox  Health Authorities Struggle Against Bad Coast Epidemic

Vaccine Supplies Run Low   Smallpox Breaks ‘Out in Pacific Northwest Area

Outbreak in Seattle Takes Five Lives   Neighboring Cities Take Protection Steps; Eight Cases in San Francisco

Missouri Congressman Marked for Defeat After He Voted Against FEPC

REACHED ON MILK   Board of Agriculture and  Board of Health Agree to Cooperate   TO KEEP SUPPLY SAFE

Labor Heads Anxious Over Vote Result   Some See Stronger Sentiment for Laws To Control Strikes

Vote Totals By Counties   Labor Thinks GSP Won't Be Tough   ‘Changed Viewpoint and  Has Eye on 1948°

Labor Assays — Ballot Rebufi   Leas Forbearance Expectec  Of Renublican Congress

SIX PROPOSALS GIVEN SOLONS      Lausche Expands Scope Of Fourth Special Session Of Legislature

Roxas Praises  a  U. S. Justice  First Filipine President Takes Oath of Office

More Clothing To Hit Market In Ninety Days   CPA Says Apparel Will Begin Showing Up As Result Of New Policy

CONDUCTINQUIRY OF SCHOOL BLAST   BOILER EXPLOSION. KILLS 1 PUPIL AND INJURES 18 OTHERS

Schedule Saved  Lives, Is Belief   One Killed, 18 Hurt Wher Boiler Explodes; Boy Fired Furnace

Prizes For Photos At Air Show   Amateur Camera Fan: Will Have Picture Opportunities

BOWLES DECLINES TO SAY HE WOTED RESIGN      BOWLES SEES COST TO PUBLIC IN BILLIONS

K *K WF SF Bowles Says Proposed Changes ~ Would.Cost Public Billions ©

Will Hit John Doe For Billions Of Dollar  Bowles ~e OPA Chaniies Will Cost Public Plenty

School Christmas Program Friday:  ~~ Annual Event To ~ Be On December 20

School Christmas ‘ ‘ ‘@. Program Friday Annual Event To Be On December 20

Seven Are Killed  in Car Collision  Washington People Accident Victims

Heirens Letter Savs He Tried  To kill Self   lntereepted Note Also Says Character In Case Was Invented By Him

Triple-Slayer Tried Twice To Take Own Life   Sanity Report For Youth Being Readied

HEIRENS BARES DESIRE TO DIE   Youth's Letter to Parents Reveals His Attempts to Kill Self.

Plans To Commit Suicide Are Uncovered Confessed Triple Killer Tries T. Gouae His Eves Out In Jail

LETTER TELLS HOW HEIRENS TRIED SUICIDI   Reveals How He Struggled To Overcome Ab~ ~normal Impulses

Ceilings Will Be Kept On Rents, Sugar   Rice And Syrups Also May Remain On OPA Books

Paul Porter Will Resign As OPA Chief   Rents, Sugar, Syrups And Rice Ceilings Alone Will Remain

Rents and Sugar Alone May Remain   Paul Porter to Resign— Truman  To Make Final Ruling Soon

Controls Head For Junk Pile   Truman to Wipe Out Price, Wage Ceilings

HEAD OF OPA IS PLANNING TO RESIGN   Wage Controls to Also Be Included In Sweeping Move

Porter Plans to Resign   Administration Preparing to Junk Virtually All  Remaining Controls

RESIGNATION OF OPA CHIEF HINTED SOON   Only Final Okey From Truman Necessary to Strip Away Ceilings Excepting Suger and Rents   WILL COME ANY TIME

Porter Reported ~ Ready To Resign   Only Okay From Truman Necessary To Remove All Ceilings Except Those On Rents, Sugar, Syrups And Rice

Program Only Needs Okay From Truman; Porter Will Resign   Government Will Just Retain Ceilings on Rents, Sugar, Rice, Syrups; Expect Decision Soon

Time Reported Near When All of Control Program Wil! Be Junked, Except Sugar and Rents.      PORTER RESIGNATION DUE SHORTLY, REPORT

POSTAS PA ss   Washington Hears President Will Reveal Sweeping  ” -Cheages Next Week

CEILINGS ON NEARLY ALL ITEMS DOOMED; PORTER MAY RESIGN   TRUMAN WILL GIVE FINAL DECISION ‘ON DECONTROL ORDERS

PAUL PORTER WILL RESIGN WHEN ALL CONTROLS ARE ORDERED OFF SOON BY PRESIDENT TRUMAN   Cabinet Discussion Gets under Way As Krug Returns to Washington—aAiring of Coal Strike Problems Under Way—There Is No Indication of U. S. Attitude on Franco—Other Worldwide News

Administration Prepa ring To Junk Remaining Curbs   All Price And Wage Controls Expected To Go Soon As Truman Gives Okeh;: Resignation Of Paul Porter, OPA Chief, Also Predicted In Washington

Quick Action Is Sought; Porter Plans To Resign   Only Few Items Will Stay Under Ceilings; Wages Will Be Freed

Rents, Sugar May Be Only Items Kept   Only Final Approval Of Truman Necessary To Take Ceilings from Remaining Products

Final OK By Truman Needed: Porter To Quit   Rent, Sugar, Rice And Syrups To Stay Under Control, Claim; Expect Word Soon

All Price And Wage Controls To Be Banned   Porter To Quit As OPA Chief When Announcement Is Made; To Keep Suoar. Rent Price Curbs

Only Okay Of President Needed   Expect Ceilings To Remain On Rents, Suyar, Syrup, Rice

Porter Planning To Resign Post As Head of OPA   Final Word From President Awaited For Removal of All Ceilings But Rents, Sugar   Ry MARVIN L. ARROWSMWITH

FINAL ACTION AWAITS OKAY FROM TRUMAN   Expected Move To Strip Curbs from All But Rent, Sugar, Syrups and Rice.

Agency Chiefs Confer, Await Final Decision From Truman   Building Materials Issue Is Obstacle  To Master Sweep

Expects Price,  Wage Controls  To Be Dropped   High Government Official Says Truman Will Make Final Roling In Day Or So

Rent Control May Stay on Books; Wyatt Said to Favor Materials Lid

Decontrols To Continue For Most Products   PRESIDENT TRUMAN MAY PUT AN END TO ALL CEILINGS

Final Okay Of President All That’s Needed   Few Essential Controls Would Remain; Pay, Others Disappear ...-:

Only Okay From Truman Reported Necessary To Strip Away All Price Ceilings Except Those On Rents, Sugar, Syrups And Rice—OPA Chief Paul Porter Plans To Resign—Friends Say He Hopes White House Decision Will Come Quickly

Remaining Controls Go Soon   Government Ready  To Decontrol All  But Rents, Sugar, Rice: Porter to Quit

SWEEPING PLAN FOR DECONTROL BEING READIED   Porter Said Ready To Qui OPA Job as Curbs Are Lifted on Prices

Wage and Price Lids Except  i on Rent, Sugar, Ex¢ pected to Go :   [OPA CHIEF TO RESIGN   Sines of Building: Matetial Ceiling Has Been De

Administration Believed Ready To Junk OPA With Porter Slated to Quit; Only Rents, Rice Sugar and Syrup To Have Ceilings

Porfer Plans To Resign as Chief of OPA   Action Expected Next Week; Would Leave Lids on Rents, Sugar

Order from “Truman May Come Swiftly; Only Sugar, Svrups, Rents & Rice Mav Remain Under Control.

PAUL PORTER PLANNING TO Quit   Building Materials Offer Principal Problem   RESTRICTIONS   May Go Off All Items But Sugar, Rents, Rice And Syrups

TEMPERATURES   Report Truman Ready To Act: Porter To Quit   Sugar And Rents May Be Only Items Kept Under Lids

Porter Due To Quit as OPA Chie   Only final Truman Okay Needed To Junk Most Of Remaining Lids.

‘Truman Support Slated  Any Day   Rents, Sugar, Rice, Syrup to Remain; Porter To Quit

— PRICES— Only Rent, Sugar Bans Expected To Be Kept   WAGE LIDS’ ALSO TO GO

Government Plans To Drop Controls   Entire Program to Be Junked Is Belief of High Authority

OPA Chief Porter Plans Resignation      Scrapping of All Program Except on Rents. Sugar Awaite Only Final Word From President Truman

To Abandon Wage, Price  Controls    Truman Expected To Make Announcement Soon; Hold Only To Rents And Sugar

PAUL PORTER EXPECTS 10 QUIT HIS JOB   Signature of President All That Is Needed to End Regulations on Everything but Rents, Sugar, Svrup and Rice.

All Controls To Be Junked; Porter fo Quit   President Truman  Is Expected to Okay Plan in Day or Two, It Is Reported

All Remaining Wage, Price Controls May Soon Be Dropped Overboard By Administration   _High Official Says Truman Will Make Final Ruling In Day Or So

Truman May Junk Controls Set-Up   Hint Administration Decision To End Wage and Price Ceilings Soon

Nearly All Price Lids On Way Out   Paul Porter, OPA Chief, Plans to Quit as a Result

MAY LIFT PRICE CEILINGS ON ALL BUT RENTS, SUGAR   FINAL RULING BY TRUMAN EXPECTED WITHIN FEW DAYS

OPA Chief Waits  Truman Dercisian Bee ede ede ae eee  Before Resigning

OPA Chief, Paul Porter Will Resign   All Remaining Lids On Prices, Wages To Go; Rent Hike Is Possibility

Prepare -For. Abandonment Price Controls   : OPA Administrator Pau “Porter Ready To. Resigt - Aye Post: -

More Controls To Go Soon  Adminietrat: ta   Administration to Junk Most of Them and OPA Chief Porter Plans to Resian

OPA Chief Paul Porter Will Resign   Ceilings Off Everything But Rents, Sugar And Rice In Few Davs.

ALL CONTROLS ON PRICES AND WAGES DOOMED   High Official Declares President Ready to Make Move

Porter Prepares To Resign; More  Ceilings Doomed   Only Rents, Sugar, Syrup and Rice to Keep Ceilings; Opposition to General Decontrol Voiced By Wyatt, Who Fears Housing Crisis

Removed   Truman Announcement: Due Next Week; Porter -: To Quit wy

Truman Nod Awaited to End OPA Controls   Porter Ready, to Quit; Rent Ceilings May 7 Be Raised

LANDON FLAYS SPLIT POLICY   FORMER PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE SAYS WALLACE OR BYRNES SHOULD LEAVE  oo" CABINET 7

Landon Blasts Administration's Foreign Policy   Declares Either Byrnes or Wallace Must Leave Truman’s Cabinet

Agricultural Show At 4-H Grounds On August 19, 20,21. Calf fathies ‘Best _ In Years; Will Be  At Iowa State Fair.

Agricultural Show At 4-H Grounds On August 19, 20, 21  Calf Entries Best In Years; Will Be ’ At Tawa State Fair

TEXANS’ OBJECTIONS VOICED BY JESTER AS NAVY RENEWS DEMAND FOR MORE FUEL OIL PRODUCTION

JEW VILLAGE COMBED FOR GUNS, SABOTEURS   Inch-By-Inch Search Made By 5,000 British Troops

Over 5000 British Troops In Swoop On Jewish Village   Herd All of 200 Residents Into Enclosure and Make Hlouse to Eflouse Scarch.

5,000 BRITISH SOLDIERS HUNT FOR SABOTEURS   Search Jewish Village of Sedot Yam; 200 Herded Into Enclosure

Soldiers Search Jewish Village For Weapons  Residents Herded n Enclosure By Surprise Move

Troops Sweep  Upon Village   British Are Trying To Find Saboteurs

STILL PREDICTING RECORD CORN GROF   Iowa Crop Department Guess Of Sept. 1 Is 61 Bushels Per Acre; Same As Aug. 1 Estimate. Previous Record Was 60 Bus. In 1942.

Beef Output At Low Ebb, Packers Say   Black Market Running Wilder Than Ever

BEEF SUPPLY AT NEW LOW MARK   Meat Institute Says Black Market Running Wild; Blasts OPA Orders

Meat Processing Is Dropping Off  Institute Asserts OPA Controls Fail

RECEDES SHARPL'   Meat Institute Blames OP! for ‘Wilder Than Ever’ Black Market

BLACK MARKET RUNNING WILD, SAYS INSTITUTE   Failure of OPA Has Driven Three-Fourths of Meat Into Underground Channels, Spokesman Avers.

Packers Say Beef Output At New Low  Black Market “Wilder The. Bence’? Te Claim

11 Protestant Leaders Ask Truman To Recall Personal Envoy to Pope

PROTESTANTS PRESENT PROTEST 10 TRUMAN   Cver Diplomatic Relations With the Vatican   EXPLAIN THEIR REASON

Protestants Ask Truman to Sever Diplomatic Relations With Papacy

Ranks Of GOP Split By Rift   Ohio Leader Launches Bitter Attack On Dewey In Congress Dispute

Split Develops in Ranks ‘of Republicans  Bitter Attack on Dewey Made . by Ohio Solon

Truman Also Appeals For Church Backing Of Domestic Legis_ lative Program in Ohio Speech:

TRUMAN CHARGES GREED INSPIRES FIGHT ON PROGRAM   President Appeals to Church Leaders to Back Legislative Recommendations He Has Made.   REAFFIRMS SUPPORT OF U.N. 0. CHARTER   Executive, in Columbus, 0., Speech, Makes No Mention of Churchill's Plea for Alliance.

Truman Asserts Greed Delays  Domestic Policy  Church Meet Hears Vow Tr. p,.l- JING Chertar

Moral Stamina Needed To Neutralize A-Bomb, © Truman Tells Churches

rieages U.8 Support In UNO Work   President Appeals For Support Of  New Domestic Plans

TRUMAN ASKS UNO SUPPORT   Declares U. S.  Intends To Defend Charter In Talk To Church Leaders

Reaffirms This Nation’s Strong Adherence ‘To United Nations Charter in Columbus Speech’

U.S. Support Of Charter  Reaffirmed By President   ‘Greedy Interests’ Are Blocking His Domestic Program,  HeTellsChurchmen

Truman Renews Pledge of Support Of UNO Charter   Tells Churchmen Nation Needs ‘Truly Religious Fervor’

Truman Reaffirms American  Support Of The UNO Charter      President Addresses Assemblage of National Church Leaders—-Support of Current Domestic Program is Also Asked

aman Reaffirms U.S. rtof United Nations  arter at Church Parley   <ident Tells Council That Interests Greedy for Gold’ Are Blocking Domestic  tative Program: Warns Atomic Bomb a. left Mankind in Tight Predicament

SEEK AMNESIA VICTIM'S WIFE   Ex-College Student, Hospital Orderly Identified In B. H.

Youth Suffers From Amnesia   City, State Police Solve His Identity

Tojo Denies Sending Special Envoy With Peace Demands   Ex-Premier Takes Issue With Prosecutor. Over Instruction to Kurusu

U.S. Gives Prod To Romania On Free Elections   Sends New Note with Expectation That It Will Be Ignored.

Fourth Nofe in Dispute Sent fo Present Regime   Guarantee Sought fo Opposition Parties In Tuesday's Ballo:

Square Deal Is Asked In Balloting   Politely Worded Answer Expected

U.S. Renews Move for Fair Romania Vote   ‘Assumes’ Steps By Government In Fourth Note

'U.S. Gives Romania a Pre-Election Prod   State Department Wants Opposition Parlies Given Square Deal in Elactinne

U. S. Sends  Romania New Election Note   Protection of Minorities In Tuesday’s Vote Asked

Romania Prodded About Election   Reminded By U. 5S. Of Guaranteeing A Square Deal On Tuesday.

Romania Asked To Guarantee Free Election   U.S. Sends 4th Note; Net Result Likely to Be Nil

Free Election In Romania Urged By U.S   New Request Asks Square Deal At Polls Tuesday

Another U. S. Pre-Vote Prod  To Romanians   Note Urges Unfettered Tuesday Election But Little Hope Held

ROMANIA GETS “U.S, VOTE PROD   Fair Balloting Procedure Is Aim Of America

NEW U.S. NOTE GIVEN ROMANIA   Urges Square Deal For Al Parties In Election

U.S. NOTE SEEKS ROMANIAN PLEDGE OF FREE ELECTION   State Department Asks Square Deal for Opposition - in Tuesdav's Poll

United States Gives Romania Election Prod   Secks Gnaranice Of Square Deal Fur Opposition Parties In Tuesday’s ' Balloting

SIGLER FIGHTS DEFENSE MOVE   Lists 55 Items Prosecu tion Terms ‘Uncontroverted Facts’

Sigler Answers Defense Actions  Verdict Would Invade Province of Jury

Fires 5 Ships; Blandy Says Test ‘Success’   SUPREME TEST   Nevada, Saratoga Survive  Fury of Atomic  Bomb

Towans Respond To Nurse Week Frosram   “Know -Your Public Health Nurse Week” is a Fine ‘Eribute to the Many Nurses?!

Federal Charge Tests New Rule  Court Is Considerin«e Defendant's Richts

Federal Charge Tests New Rule  Cait Te Cancidarivn:   Court Is Considerine Defendant's Richts

CIVIL STRIFE IS AVERTED   Faction Scek Peaceful Settlement— Resume Talks on Negotiations Broken Down Late Last Week.

TEHRAN CIVIL WAR AVERTED   _ CONFERENCE MAY’ END DIFFICULTY: ‘TODAY

Iranian Peace Talks Resume   Civil War Averted By Renewed Parley

Additional Labor Suits Filed Today   Ask Collection of Portal-toPortal Pay From Large  Corporations

Chinese Reds  Issue Warning   Communist Headquarters Says Planes Engaged In Civil War To Be Fired On

Motorists Rush To Secure License Plates   Treasurer V. G. Warrer Predicts Heavier Sale Than in 1945

Motorists Rush To Secure License Plates   Treasurer V. G. Warrer  Predicts Heavier

Many Circles Back Bradley   VA Head Intimates Stelle Is ‘Sorehead’

BRADLEY UPHELD AGAINST STELLE   Legion Chief Says He Won’t ‘Insist’ on Removal If VA Is Revamped

REMOVAL OF GEN. BRADLEY IS UNLIKELY   ‘Legion Head Still Bitter; Other Vet Groups Back Bradley a

YER TELLS OF LIQUIDATING $3 100 LOAN   Bank Account of Senator’s Church in Sharp Drop

JACKSON TELLS SENATE PROBERS OF LIQUIDATION   Attorney Says He Spent Money To Avoid Bitho ‘Embarrassment?’   ATTACKS STATE LAWS   Lawyer Claims Mississippi Corrupt Practices Act ‘isn’t Any Good’

LAWYER TELLS OF LIQUIDATING SIM LOAN   Bank Account of Senator’s Church in Sharp Drop

JAPANESE ADMIRAL DECLARES — WINDS’ MESSAGE NOT SENT       NAVY MINISTER IN 1941 LAUGHS AT MENTION OF "WINDS" I PEARL TEAKBOR INQUERY

TURNER IS ELECTED   Unofficial Returns Give Victory to Oklahoma City Oilman

Mike Monroney Seems Elected Over G. O. P. Opponent Carmon Harris With Lead of 2000.

STATE BALLOTS GO LARGELY 10 DEMO COLUMN   Nearly Full Slate Named for Major Jobs — Schwabe Defeats Shaw

Blue Names Housing Committee   Governor Outlines Program and Proposes Building Material Prob:

Georgia Primary Red Hot Contest   Million Register To Cast Ballots

Germans Failed to Split Atom  Experiments With Heavy Water Futile

German researchers in heavy water experiments failed to progress in atomic projects

State’s Funds For Needy May Be Exhausted   Half of Sum Spent Before Halfway Mark  Reached on Calendar

After Five Months of Hearings Senate Committee  ‘Approves Atomic Control Bil

Deep Slashes In Department Funds Is Asked   House Demauds Elinsination of “Deepty En. trenched Spending Tsyehology?

Committee Asks An End To U.S. Spending Spree   Favors Deep Slashes In State, Commerce, Justice Department Funds.

Bureau of Budget Cuts Expenses   State Department Among Agencies Receiving Slash

HITS SPENDING PSYCHOLOGY House Committee Slashes Funds Of State, Justice And Commerce Departments

House Group Demands Cut _InSpending   Lops 13° Percent From » Budgets of Three Departments

COMMITTEE TODAY RECOMMENDED DEEP SLASHES IN FUNDS   Demand Elimination of a “Deeply Entrenched Spending Psychology”.   THREE DEPARTMENTS   Appropriation Com mit tee » Sent 1o House Floor Bill For $358,825,758.

US. SPENDING HIT AS SOLONS CLASH FUNDS   ease Group Takes Big Cuts  £3 Departments; Raps “Psychology.”

—BUDGET— Urges Cuts In Spending  Three Department: Facing Reductions

Heavy Slashes In U. S. Spending Fund Are Asked   Department Of State Gets More Money

Orders Conclusion Ot Spending Spree   Stiff Soviet-American Fight Looms Over Demand on Iran

Cut From Budget  Estimate   House Group Calls For Elimination of ‘Deeply Entrenched Spending Psychology

Recommend Deep Cuts In Funds   House Body Asks End of “Spending  Psychology”

Appropriation Committee Asks For Deep Cuts; Demands Elimination Of Waste, Spending

GROUP FAVORS HUGE SLICE IN 3 DEPARTMENTS   Cuts Appropriations for State, Commerce, Justice Branches

Bill Would Cut Federal Funds   State. Commerce. Jus tice Departments May Be Sharply Slashed

House Committee Demands Cut In U.S. Spending  Slashes Are Ordered In Finances of Three Departments

Deep Slash Is Favored by  House Group   Appropriations Committee Makes Demand for End Of ‘Deeply Entrenched Spending Psychology’

Psycholoay Of Spending Is Under Fire   Budget Estimates Sliced By Group In House

Deep Cuts In State, Commerce And Justice Department Funds Asked — By. Committee: Hits At “Spending”

06 MILLION SHAVED FROM A-TEP T BIL   Committee Hits at Spending Psychelogy Created During War.

3 Budget Estimates Slashed 13 Per Cent lin Committee Action   Bill for $358,825,758 Sent to Floor To Finance Commerce, State and Justice Departments; Increases Granted in Some Instances

Federal ‘Spending Psychology’ Hit By Committee, Slash Funds Deeply

Inside Your Congress  Thought Police  SAMUEL B. PETTENGILL “The Gentleman from  ss... ss... wo

Conscription  Hopes Fading   Observers Hold Doubts For Peacetime Draft

Universal Training Program Likely To Be Disapproved By Republican Congress

3 ATOMIC LABS ARE AUTHORIZED    Research Into Civilian Use of New Energy Is Aim

British Expect Trouble In a Year or Two When  Germans Are Well Fed

TRUMAN RETURNS 10 HIS YACHT   Overnight Anchorage Made Off Cape Charles; Laude Mitecher

TRUMAN RESUMES CRUISE ON YACHT   LEAVES SCENE OF WAR GAMES — CONGRATULATES MITSCHER ON MANEUVERS,

Truman Sails To Anchorage Off Cape Charles  Chief Congratulates Admiral on Eighth

DAR PRESIDENT CHARGES REP. LUCE LEADS REBELLION ON RACE QUESTION

MRS. LUCE Is CHARGED AS REBEL LEADER   Members of DAR Accuse Woman of Misrepresentation

Voters Will Be Asked To Defea Texas Regulars   Proposal To Exclude All ‘Deserters’ From Party Is Turned Down

FIGHT SCHOOLS WL PARTIOPAT IN BAND CLINIC   Tipton to Be Host Saturday; Indianapolis ' Men to Instruct ~

EIGHT SCHOOLS HL PARTIC WW BAND CLIC   Tipton to Be Host Saturday; Indianapolis * Men to Instruct ~

CHURCH SERVICES   Evangelical and Reformed Charge East Berlin, Pa.

I.N.U. Thanks Public for Dimout Aid   Believe Further Restrictions Unnecessary

Governor Appoints Capitol City Man Chief of Parks   Abner Gwinn Will Succeed Bell; With Highways Since 1925

ALABAMA AND OHIO VOTING   Selecting Candidates For State And Congressional Posts

Citizens Balloting On Governor, Lesser Officers Over State   350,000 Expected To Visit Polls   Registration List Swelled By Returning War Veterans, Others

Hunt Pair Who Shot Trooper   Negroes Also Sought For Armed Robbery

Gary Negroes Being Sought For Shooting   Pair Who Critically Wounded State Police Officer Sunday, Being Traced To Northern Indiana.

Several Who Saw Gunmen Identify Photographs Of Men Wanted For Armed Rabherv

ARMY PLAYING SANTA CLAUS   Prisoners Freed, Patients Sent Home, Families To Join Soldiers

ARMY SPREADS YULETIDE GHEER   Prisoners: Freel, Overseas Re: dnions Are Arranged —

ARMY-TO-HAVE— _ BIG HOLIDAY   ELABORTE ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE TO PROVIDE FOR MERRY  ~~ CHRISTMAS

Wholesale Prices for Butter Drop   Beginning of Fluctuating Price Period, With Still  Lower Forecast

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Pope Questions Validity of Atlantic Charter

Pope Pius XII Makes World Peace Appeal   Questions Validity Of At lantic Charter; Fears New War; Denounces  Atheism

WORLD LEADERS URGED TO WORK FOR END OF WAR   Catholic Leader Voices Fear Over Threat Of Third Global War

Sen. La Follette Opens Campaign   Stands as Progressive Republican, as in ‘25 ‘and ‘28, Says Bob

Two Ada Boys Held In New Mexico   FBI Has Them in Case Involving Cor Thefts

British Forces En Route To Quell Bombay Mutiny   Strong Navy, Army And Air Reinforcements Being Rushed To Help Put Down Outbreak By Sailors Of Indian Navy; Rioting Climax Of Unrest In Ranks

BLOODY FIGHTS BREAK OUT AS SAILORS MUTINY   Indian Sailors Train Guns of Warcraft on Bombay: Casualties High

Warships Held — By Strikers Used Against British    Ordered To Quell What ‘Admiral Godfrey Has Proclaimed ‘State Of Open Mutiny’

Rebels Train Warcraft’s Guns On City   Striking ‘ Indian Seamer , Battle British Troops At Castle Barracks.

Indian Seamen Train Warship Guns On City   MANY NATIVES INJURED IN BLOODY FIGHT TODAY

Indian  Sailors. Mutiny   : Hold Ships in Bombay  Harbor, Barricade a  ‘Barracks; Civilians  Riot in Svianathy

Maneuver Nive Small: War: ‘ships Into Battle. Posi          af : a Manned   “State Of Open  Revolt” Decreed   ‘One Navy: Enlisted  Man Says’ Outbreak Has Cost . Strikers 200 Casualties;  Firing Continues

OPEN MUTINY PROCLAIMED AT BOMBAY   Striking Seamen of Royal Navy Exchange Rifle Fire With British and Indians  ZUG ale Fe CFR TS SS A OH Km

10 Casualties Suffered By Strikers   Seamen Barricaded In Barracks Under Siege By Troops

Indians Turning (,unfire  OnShip:   Bombay Casualties Are Estimated At 800

“Toreiaieatit « g   A BARRACKS 'BESIEGED   Nine Vessels Manned Mutineers Are in Baitle  Position

INDIAN SEAMEN SEIZE WARSHIPS IN REVOLT   Striking Men Exchange Rifle Fire With British Troops

State of Open Mutiny Proclaimed by ’ Flag Officer; Troops and Seamen Ashore Fight; Riots in Egypt

INDIAN SEAMEN SEIZE WARSHIPS, RIOT IN BOMBAY  ‘MUTINY’ BREAKS OUT  AS BRITISH TROOPS SEEK TO KEEP ORDER

Warcraft Guns Are Turned on Bombay; 200 Hurt   Indian Naval Seamen Clash With Troops; State of Open Mutiny

SEAMEN MUTINY IN INDIA; AIM GUNS AT CITY OF BOMBAY —   HEAVY FIGHTING IS" REPORTED; SOME 200 STRIKERS SAID DEAD.

Mutineers Seize 9 British Warships and Threaten to Turn Their Guns on Bomba

Navy Enlisted Men In Buildings Besieged By Police; State Of “Open Mutiny”

200 Casualties Are Reported As Fighting Rages   Sailors Control Ships Of Flotilla; Claim  Discrimination By  British

INDIAN SAILORS ‘MUTINY: BiG GUNS TRAINED ON CITY   Rebels Threaten to. Open Fire from: Warships °   Setaeet tn Harbor

British Forces Battle india Naval Mutineers   Bloody Civilian Riots Break Out in Bombay

Indian Seamen Fire On Troops, Man Battleshins   Open Mutiny State Declared By Vice Admiral Of Navy

British Troops Besiege Group In Castle fo Quell ‘Mutiny’   Nine Warcraft Held by Strikers Maneuvered Into Battle Positions Along Shore; British Navy Sends Reinforcements to Crush Revolt; Another Clash ot Karachi

Royal Indian Navy Seamen  Seize Ships   Admiral Promises to Use Every Force at His Command to Crush Revolt—Fighting Flares

Indian Sailors Mutiny, Train Guns on City   Barricaded Striking Seamen Fight Pitched Battle with British; 200 Casualties Reported

SHIPS SEIZED: THREATEN Te SHELL BOMBAY   Striking Sailors Lose 200 Men In Bitter Gun Battle

Nine Warcraft Maneuver Into Battle Position   British Rush Reinforcements; 200 Sailors Said Killed, Wounded

 Open Mutiny Declared As  Seamen Revolt   British Admiral Promises Use Of Force To Put Down  Caske By Indians.   EXCHANGE RIFLE FIRE

British Rushing Strong Forces  To Quell Revol:   Fighting Rages Ashore With Estimates of 200 Striker Casualties

Warcraft Guns Are Trained On Indian City   Striking Seamen Battle With Troops in Heart of Downtown

Striking Seamen Aim Warship Guns On Port of Bombay   British, Indian Troops Besiege Men in Castle

UPEN MUTINY REPORTED IN INDIAN NAVY   Striking Seamen Exchange Rifle Fire With British and Indian Troops in Bombay— Take Battle Positions.

Mutineers Place British Warships In Battle Array   Revolt Staged At Bombay By Striking Seamen Of Royal Indian Forces

Cold Wave On Way   Frigid Air Moving in From North to Send Mercury Tumbling

TO BE SNAPPY NIGHT   ‘Temperatures Between 10 and 20 Degrees forecast

Some Pricing Regulations on Textiles Ended   Action Is Taken In Response to Demands From Southern Solon:

NEW BOOST IN PRICES SEEN Government Plans Action To Boost Cotton Market

Forty Killed In Fighting Near Athens, Greece   Communists and Police Forces Have Disastrous Clash

ARABS PROTES! WITH STRIKE IN HOLY LAND   Moslem Priests Advocate “War Against Zionism”   my WTITAN MELTZER

British Troops Stand Ready fo Quell Uprising   Moslem Priests Urge War Against Zionism

ARABS PROTEST WITH STRIKE IN HOLY LAND   Moslem Priests Ad-  vocate “War Against Zionism”

Girl, Blind From Birth, Seer After Successful Transplanting Operation

Decision On Meat Tonight   Truman Slated to Broadcast; 5-Minute Talk Scheduled

Relaxation of Meat Controls Held Possible  Truman May Make Decision Atm am Gama we

Decision Gn Meat Control   Will Be Broadeast By Truman Over All National NetWorks Monday Nigh

No Decontrol Seen; Indications Are President To Follow Stabilization Line; Republicans Warn Against Temporary Measures

Administration Decision lo Be Stated Publicly   GOP Chairman Adopts Attitude of ‘Better Late Than Never’

Calls Aides To Prepare Today’s Talk   No Decontrol Seen; President Goes On Air At 10 Tonight

ADVISORS EXPECT CONTROL TO STAY   Broadcast To Be At 10 PM; Republicans Building Attack For Any Tempore ary Solution To Problem

Truman Ponders Easing Curbs On Meat Prices  Ty nw. £p Denn dant The. nc   Hopes to Broadcast Decision Sunday on Action im Crisis

Truman to Give Nation Meat  Decision Monday  Sets Radio Talk to People; Reece Hits ‘Late Action’

TRUMAN IS T0 TALK TONIGHT ON CONTROLS   Stabilization Line Is Likely to Be  Final Recommendation

President fo Give Talk Ove All Networks   White House Gives No Hint of What He Has in Mind When He Addresses the Nation

To Broadcast Meat Decision Monday, Truman Promises  Speculation on How Far President Will -  . _ , eo m 4£f...2

Truman to Ait Meat Control Plan Monday    Talk Due at 10 P. ML; Reece Quick to Voice Susnicion of Moves

TRUMAN PLANS STABILIZATION TALK TO NATION   Officialdom Is in Dark As to Control Verdict

Talk at 8 Tonight Hinted to Call  For Decontrol   Here’s History Of U.S. Meat Control Since OPA Extension Y eto Of June 29

MEAT PRICE CONTROLS ARE CONSIDERED   President and Cabinet Are Considering All Phases of Problem

U.S. To Hear President’s  Talk On Meat   Feuman Prepares His Treeision For Action For Monday Braadeast

Decision Up To Him Alone   Advisers Have Given Their Views; Will Discuss Meat As Stabilization Factor

Advisers Are Against Ending Meat Controls   President to Speak to Nation for 15 Minutes Tonight

G.O.P. Comments Better Late Than Never’ as Truman Prepares Decision on Meat

TRUMAN PREPARES HIS DECISION ON CONTROL OF MEAT   Schedules Radio Speech for Monday Night to Announce Plan — To Speak — 15 Minutes.   “BETTER LATE THAN NEVER,” SAYS G. O. P,   Reece Asserts People Wil! Not Sell Votes for Steaks if There Is to Be a Famine After Election.

President Truman Expected to Announce Partial Solution of Shortage in Sunday Night Broadcast.

Truman Action On Meat Crisis Expected Soon   May Announce Solution In Radio Talk Sunday

Stand May Be For Decontrol, Official Hints  Chief Executive Will Go  On Radio At 10 P. M.  EST Tonight  GOP WARNS AGAINST  TEMPORARY MEASURE Advisors Opposed To Junking Of Controls Help   Chief Executive Will Go On Radio At 10 P. M. EST Tonight

TRUMAN STUDIES CHANGE IN MEAT. PRICE CONTROLS   President Reported Le Toward Relaxation Without Outright Removal of Ceilings.   FINAL DECISION  STILL TO BE MADE   Executive Hopes to Find Solution to Shortage Quickly and Announce it by Radio Sunday.

Vote Trading Charged by. GOP Leader   Import of Argentine Beef Seen as Donagerous Scheme

Truman Speaks  On Meat Monday   He'll Give Decision in Nationwide Broadcast

Truman Will Announce  His Decision Radio Address on   Radio Address on Meat Program to Start at 8 P.M.

PRESIDENT WILL GIVE PLANS IN TALK ON RADIO   Decision, Being Prepared,’ ‘Better Late than Never,’ GOP Boss Avers

Truman Hopes To Reach Decision And Announce It To Nation By Radio Sunday Night

Relaxation of Meat Controls Held Possible   Truman May Make Decision Known on Sunday

Meantime Republicans Aver That He Hag Acted too Late and Will     ‘Make the Most of It In November

TRUMAN FOR A RELAXATION OF MEAT CONTROL   Final Decision Not Yet Made; President May Broadcast Sunday

Truman Prepares decision on Meat Control Question   Presidential Solution to Be Broadcast 9 , P.M. Monday

To Speak Tonight; Advisors Opposed To Junking Ceilings Draftine Ruling

VOTERS AWAIT NEW SOLUTION OF SHORTAGES   DECISION ON CHOPS AND STEAKS LEFT TO PRESIDENT

‘Better Late Than Never’ Claim of GOP   [ruman Expected to Take Definite Action to Solve Meat Situation In Address Monday

Solution Will Be Breadeast Monday Night   Republicans Receive Announcement With Qualified Approval

U.S. Awaits Decision on MeatContro!   Forecasts Conflict or Truman's Action in Talk Monday Night.

President To Talk On Radio Tonight At 10   Decision is Expected ta Follow Stabilization Line

CIVE VIEW ON MEAT CRISIS   Decision On Controls To Be Broadcast At 10 P. M. Today

Bidding for Votes, GOP Leader Jeers   Feast Now, Famine Later, Reece Prophesies

Attitude Will Be Expressed In Address Over Radio At 9 P. M.   Republicans Open Up On President   Chairman Comments Chief's Statement ‘Better Late Than Never’

President May. Take To Radio   Meat Price Control. Relax ation Reported on’ . Way. 

Solution ls Awaited By Nation   Republicans Say Truman Does Righ' Thing Too Late

Comes To Head At Cabinet Meet  Plans Tell Action On Radio Sunday Niaht

Truman Will Announce His Decision   Radio Address on Meat Program to Start at 8 P.M.

Cold, Frosty Labor Day Descends ‘On Six North And Central States

Cold Air From Canada To Hit East.   Brings Frost To North, Central States

Cool Weather Is W idespread Through U. S,   Frost Reported In Some Areas: Rising Temperatures Promised

FORMS ARE CLOSINIG THIS WEEK FOR CORONA CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Hangings To Be Separate; Date ls Kept Secret   Control Council Will Reject Most if Not All Appeals, Belief

Execution Hour Set For Doomed  Nazi Leader:    Allied Control Council Sets Time For Hangings—Decision Kept Secret

Day, Hour ‘Set for. Nazi Executions   - Decisions Secret; Appeals of Condemned Probably -Reijected ~

Time Is Secret: Clemency Pleas Rejected. Belief   Transfer of Seven to Prison Expected Soon

* PAUL MALLON—  Prohe of Pearl Herbor Tragedy Divides Fog Into Two Parts

Trade Mixed With Some. Recoveries   Chicago Hog Prices Rise— Cattle and  Sheep Lower

Senator Asserts Verdicts . Violated Fundamental Principals Of American Lav   Decisions Called Blotch On Record That United States Shall Long Regret.

T ‘alt. Charges Trial Against US. Principle   ‘GOP ‘Senator Sees _ Blatch:;on;.Record—  Oviestions ‘Results:

Taff Assails Nuernberg ‘Law   Cites Death of Nazis —as Stiama on U. 5S.

TAFT CALLS NUERNBERG WAR RIALS UNJUST    ‘Blotch On ' Our Record’

Tank Brigades Move to Greek Border Clash   Féur-Day Battle Rage In Mountsine Near

BATTLE STILL RAGES NEAR SKRA, GREECE   Attackers Thrown Out of Village for Second Time in Three Days—22 Killed.

‘THIS IS WAR’   Greece Tanks Speed to Halt Battle Near Yugo Border 

WIND- LEVELED— —MANY-HOUSES   THIRTY HOMES AND BARNS WRECKED BY TORNADO THAT STRUCK NORTHERN  MINNESOTA °

PIPERSVILLE WIDOW ALES $60,049 CLAIM   Truck-Auto Crash at Bridge Killed Recent Bridegroom   LOCAL LIBELLANT SUES

BUCKS CO. WOMAN ASKING DAMAGES TOTALING $60,349   Plaintiff's Husband, A BrideGroom, Instantly Killed In Crash   Lilly May Mullen : ville, Files A len, Newport ao

Patrol Bomber Takes Off on Record Try   Navy Plane Leaves Australia With Seattle as Goal

ON FLIGHT OF 12000 MILES   Non-Stop Flight From Australia To U. S. Is Planned

Navy Patrol Plane Covers First 1,230 Miles Under 6 Hours on Australia to U.S. Flicht

Soft Coal Strike Hits Entire Nation Releatlessly   Senate Is Ready to Act On New Disputes Law Now Being Worked Ou!

Coal Strike Effects Hit Nation Harder   President Reported  In Militant Mood as **No Progress” Report: Come from Meetings

40-Day Strike Hits Nation, Curtails Passenger Travel; Order to Ration Gas

ROGGE PLEDGES NEW DISCLOSURE   Ousted Attorney To Press Anti-Fascist Fight

ROGGE SAYS HE WILL KEEP UP CAMPAIGN      Dismissed Official Says U.S. Entitled To Facts

Feels People Entitled To Know How Other Nations Try To Influence  U. S. Policy

ROGGE TO TELL MORE OF 'FASCIST THREAT’   Dusted Clark Aid Says He’l Dig Deeper Into Report

Rogge Plans Talk Series  "Attarney Coeneral’c   ‘Attorney General’s  Ex-Aid Yet Defiant

Calf Is Tops On Farm, but Flop in City   “Princess” Takes Royal Spill on Ballroom Wloor  of Congress Hotel

\VFW Readies ‘Bonus Drive   Plan Would Cost U. S. Billions; Legion Not Yet Active

U. S, Facing Long Period: At Controls Over Mining   Industry Functions Along Normal Lines

U.S. To Run Coai Siines  Many Weeks  Production Now Higher Than It Was Vear Aco

U.S. Control Of Mine Pits Due to Last   Operators May Not Regain Workings Refore Next Spring

\Federal Coal Mine Operation To Continue  ib ius. Chaca Of CMA a> etittas i Bo Next ne ey

Baruch Again Hits Statement By Wallace    Denies Involvement In Truman Battle  Against John L. Lewis

Wallace Is Accused Of Another Mistake   Baruch Claims Story on Coal Controversy Wholly False

Preparing For Decisions On Nazi Appeals   Allied Control Council De liberates On Appeals Of Convicted Nazi Leaders

Potato Flour Is Possibility  For Americans   Agricultural Secretary Says It May Be Used To Help Relieve Starving

Asks Public Support in Saving Food   Sec. Anderson Says People May Have to Eat Potato  Flour, Cornmeal

State Senator Offers Bill to Curb Strikes   Governor Would Be Empowered to Seize Strikebound Plants

Call For Action By States   Introduces Bill Allowing Governor To Operate Any Strikebound Plants

Four Labor Unions Face Subpoenaes   AFL Units Refuse To Give Information to Solons

SUBPOENAS MAY BE ISSUED AS RESULT OF REFUSAL TO ANSWER POLITICAL SPENDING QUIZ

Unions Refuse To Give Report   Four Powerful Labor Unions Refuse To Disclose Facts On Political Activity

4 LABOR UNIONS SPURN QUERIES   Refuse To Reveal Facts about Political Activities

UMW CHIEFTAIN. ASKS OPERATORS ~ FOR CONFERENCE   Sets March 12 for Start of Soft Coal Negotiations in Washington   PRODUCERS TO COMPLY   Union Head Contends Five Points Are in Dispute Since Last Accord

Asks Operators To Negotiate New Contract   Lewis Says Five Points Involved In Negotiations

New Contract Asked Of Soft Coal Operators   Walkout Is Called At End Of 30 Days

New Contract Demand Filed With Owners   Operators Invited To Meet in Capital March 12 for Talks

Soft Coal Operators Asked By Lewis To Meet UMW Negotiators At Washington On March 12; No Strike For 30 Days   LETTER SAYS FIVE POINTS IN QUESTION

MINERS READY 910 STRIKE FOR WAGE CONTRACT   UMW Files Request for Mine Owners to Negotiate

Operators Agree To Meet March 12, Strike Notice Challenged   Claim Demands Do Not Create Controversy Needed To Strike; Miners Seek Agreement On Five Wave And Condition Issues.

Lewis Requests Operators to Hear Demands   Files Notice Of Intention To Strike; Negotiations To Begin March 12

soft Coal Miners Capt. B. V Ask New Wages, Succeeds File Strike Notice at Port Ht

UMW Files Strike - Notice Effective Tn Thirty Days   Walkout Will Be Called If New Wage Contracts Are Not Formed

STRIKE NOTICE FILED WITH U, S. LABOR AGENCIES   Talks With Operators Mareh 12

Miners Ready For Walkout First Of April   Lewis Complies With Legal Provisions For Strike; Calls Wage Parley

UMW Files Strike Notice As It Seeks Higher Pay   Lewis Calls Soft Coal . Operators To Meet Negotiators March 12

NEW CONTRACT IS REQUESTED BY UNION MEN   Lewis Asks Bituminous Operators to Meet for Negotiations March 12.

Police Disperse Unruly Crowd At US Embassy   Affair Designed To Impress Eisenhower On Visit To Mexico City: Police Fire Tear Gas Bombs

J, §, ALONE IN FAILURE TO AlD HUNGRY PEOPLE   Official Sa y s Other Nations Will Meet Export Goals

Nation Failing To Meet Goal On Food Aid   Only One of Four With Surpluses Now Falling Down

US. LAGS IN. ITSAIDTO  THE STARVING      Canada, Australia And Argentina to Meet Export Goals

US. Only Nation With Surplus Foo To Fail Promise   Fitzgerald Cays Canada, Australia, Argentina  Will Meet Goals

Other Nations Said Filling All Promises   Grain Exports Hit New Low This Month

Capt. Safford Tells Probers Japs’ War Broadcast Received, Decoded.   WINS VWEDAL

Delivery While Fresh Educated Bear Answers ‘Bear Meat Wanted’ Plea

SEES.RED CROSS - FORCE FOR UNITY   President Says Organization Con Aid Menkind

STALIN ASKED TO AID RELIEF BY PRESIDENT   More Drastic Moves Hinted to Assist World’s Hungry

DEATH. INQUIRY "AT FRANKFURT         NVESTIGATION UNDER WAY IN MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF --WOMAN.- CIVILIAN ..EM PLOYE OF ARMY

House: Warmed. of Red Menace:   Overthrow of Present. vs. Government. Aim. Save Committee

Says Russia Backs Red Move Here   Say Leaders Urge Overthrow Of Present U. S.  Government

Communists Are Flailed By Churchill   Conservative Leader Balks At Relinquishing Post To Younger Man

EFRAUDS CREDITORS OF HALF MILLION   Dropped $46,000 On Single Day At Horse Races

Barkley Urges Acceptance of Modified Bill   House-Approved Plan Awaits. Final Action [n Upped: Chamber.

Senate Tempers Heated During Showdown Talks On OPA Extension Bill

Thurnping Approval Is Voted By House   -»» Lower Branch 0O.K.s Conferees’ Work, 265-105   Bridges Chimes In.

GOVT ACTION PENDING TO UP HOME BUILDING   Amusement Projects Will Be Hit Hardest by  New Order

PUSH ERECTION OF PRIVATE DWELLINGS   Announcement To Be Made In Several Days   NEW ORDER   Being Drawn Up By C.P.A. Proposed Building Of Theaters Is Hit

Stiff Building Rules Devised   New Order to Slash Non-Essential Work

Order To Cut Commercial Building So More Homes Can Be Built Readied   Drastic And Far-Reaching Order Will Hold Up Construction Of Non-Essential Stores, Office Buildings Still In Blueprint Stage

New Order For Boosting Home Building Near   Government to Slash .Commercial. ‘and © Industrial _ Construction In Drastle Meusure .

Order Would Be Designed — To Speed Up Home Buildine   ‘Drastic’ Measure May Hold Up Work On Drawing Board «

Two Thirds Of Material For Houses   Xon-Essential Factories,  , Stores, Roadhouses   ty Feel Drastic Move +) Consiruciion   No Alternative

Government May Halt All But Home Building  _ New Order Will Stop : Construction of  Nonessential Houses

U.S. Readies Ban On Industrial, Business Building   Decree Is Designed To Clear Way for —  Home Construction

Government Order Aimed At Slashing Commercial Buildings Near Completion

Priority Given To New Houses   All Other Types Of Building Must Wait

New Housing Move Looming   Commercial and Industrial Construction  To Be Ordered Cut

U.S. To Divert Materials To New Dwelling:   New Order Restricting Commercial Building Will Be Used

Rush Measure to  Aid Home Building   Order Would Hold Up Construction of NonEssential Buildings

New U.S. Order To Cut Commerical Building So Homes Can Be Erected

ONE MORE MILD DAY   Skies Will Be Cloudy Tuesday With Occasional Showers

att Proposes  Realistic (). P. A. Bill Be Framec   Urges Bowles And Porter Work With Senate Committee On Measure   COMMITTEE HAS RESUMED HEARINGS

EFFORT MAUL 10 SETTLE OPA EXTENSION ILL   Public Hearings On Many Phases Are Being Heard

TAFT PROPOSES ‘REALISTIC’ OPA EXTENSION BILL   ‘Anti-Control Senate Coalition Offers Threat of Following  House Action

Protest Wave iin China Is Spreading   Soviet Activities in Manchuria Precipitate Strife

'10 Acre Corn Yield Contest Planned   Henry County Farmers May Compete

BULGARIA AND HUNGARY STATE TREATY. CASES   Spokesman Says Bulgarians Didn’t Fight Any Alles

COAL STRIKE APPEARS: INEVITABLE   Little Hope Held - Of Averting wa neinete we -Monday’s Walkout

LITTLE HOPE TO HEAD OFF COAL STRIKE   Operators and Union Are Resigned ta Walkout by 400,000 Miners.

Labor Secretary Holds Only Hope In Coal Walkou'   Schwellenbach Calls Conference Hoping to Fore stall Strike

Maxie: Lived! and: Died i in: A Setting’ of ‘Splendo ind Grandeur :in An Old: Castle

MOUSE WHO LIVED IN CASTLE, DRANK BEER AND ATE ASPIRIN MEETS DEATH AT FREE LUNCH

U. S. Chamber Head Airs Views....  Abolition Of OPA Would Be Economic Suicide Eric Johnston Believes

Early End to Federal Price Control Blow to Business. Says C of C Head

Sees Business In Doghouse It OPA Wiped Out   Johnston, C. Of C.  Head Gives Views

JOHNSTON FOR OPA EXTENSION   C. Of C. Head Says Immediate Cut Dangerous

GOP'S FOREIGN POLICY UNDER GUFFEYS FIRE   Sen. Ball Says Kind Of Policy Guffey Asks More Damaging

Guffey Says GOP Widens  Russian Gap  Sen. Ball Sees Left-Winc Democrats  ‘Undermining Byrnes

Guffey Assails Republicans or Foreign Policy   Ball Replies That GOP Cooperation With Byrnes to Continue

GOP Foreign Policy Rapped By Sen: Guffey   Ball Fires Back With Criticism of Retiring New Dealer

GOV, TALMADGE SERIOUSLY ILL   GEORGIA GOVERNOR IN) GRITICAL CONDITION

GOVERNORSHIE SENATE SEAT AT STAKE   Demos Express Confidence: G.0.P. Is Optimistic   Will Determine Political Future Of Gov. Lausche And John W. Bricker

Expect Russian Delegate Will Not Walk Out   Indications Gromyko Will Retain U N Seat Despite Tranian Issue

No Russian Walkout Anticipated at UN   Observers See Soviet Delegate in Regular Seat; Defeat Certain on Iran

10 MERCER PLANS NOW IN EVIDENCE   Naval Officials Cpposed to Compromise Plan Suggested  By President

NAVY MEN HIT MERGER PLAN   Fresh Outburst Of Opposition Heard By Senate Committee

OPERATION OF PIPE LINES IS PROPOSED   Arnold Urges Breakup 0 Oil ‘Monopoly’

Arnold Proposes Popelines Be Run By Cooperative   Non-Profit Operation Asked to Help Break Up Oil Industry ‘Monopoly’

COOP MAKES OFFER FOR PIPELINES   Former Anti-Trust Chief Proposes Using Big and Little Inch to Break Oil  "Monopoly"   COMMITTEE WITNESS

Arnold Urges US Keep Pipe Lines  Wants Them Used For Oil To Combat Trusts

13 BILLION VOTED FEDERAL AGENCIES   BLLLS SLIDE THROUGH HOUSE AND SENATE WITHOUT RECORD OF BALLOTS.

LABOR RACKET CONTROL SENT TO PRESIDENT   MEASURE TO CURB UNIONS PASSED WITHOUT ‘NAY’   Congress Appropriates 13 Billion To Run U.S. Agencies For The Yea

House and Senate Approve Billions In Appropriations   Log-Jam Piled Up Aheac of June 30 Deadline ls Broken

Appropriations For Agencies Pass Congress   Bills Authorize More Than $13,000,000,00  For Next Fiscal Year

SUPPLY BILLS PASS SENATE   Measures Setting Up More : Than $13 Billions Are Given Approval

Pass $13 Billion Measure fo Run U. §. Agencies   Congress Move in Break Of Log-Jam Piled Up For Early Deadline

FILIBUSTER 10 END GONGRESS::   POLL TAX FIGHT, MAY BE THE FINAL AGT: ~

POLL TAX ISSUE TOBE BROUGHT UP   If So, Congress Will Adjourn During Filibuster

New York to Pick State Candidates   Observers Keep Eye On Dewey’s District

New York to Lead Week’s Vote Parade   Texas Will Wind Up Five State Primary Series Saturday

Fire Started by Cable Sparks, Is La Salle Theory   - Origin Atop Elevator, “Expert Thinks; Hotel Closed 3 Months

Blame La Salle Blaze On Delay In Giving Alarm  59th Victim Of LaSalle Tragedy Dies In Hospital;  BC ae MR a eee a A

Approve Turkish Application   Plenary Session of  Council To Be Later.

Soviets Insist  i@in finannniie  i =   big-4 Powers     “Democracy Cannot Be In posed Or Taught At Point Of Sword,” Byrnes Declares     Wins Approval “Open Sessions”     Soviet Foreign Minister Molotey Not Present When Byrnes Makes   Wins Approval  “Open Sessions”   Soviet Foreign Minister Molotey Not Present When Byrnes Makes His Speech

Byrnes Makes Open Pledge   Even If Decision Against Ministers’ Agreements; Meetings May Be Open

Will Support Revisions If Action Taken   Two-Thirds Must Vote Against Treaties, However

U.S. To Stand  By Conferees’ Peace Ballots   Byrnes Declares United States Ready To Back MaJoritvy Vote On Changes.

U.S. To Back Proposals Of Council   Russia Fails To Ask Recognition Of Soviet Delegation

U.S. WILL HEED PEACE CONFERENCE   Nation to Stand by Pari: Group’s Wishes if Big Four Treaty Drafts Are Opposed by Two-Thirds Maioritv.

Byrnes Pledges U. S. To Support Majority   Tells Peace Conference United States Will Stand By Parley’s Recommendations And Will Use Influence To Secure Adoption

Sessions of Peace Talks May Be Open   Rules Committee Gives Unanimous Approval  To Suggest Press  Be Given Free Access

Will Support Suggestions on Peace Treaties  Press Freedom of Meetinas Proposed

Paris Peace Parley Hears Americans OK Rule by Majority   Byrnes Says States Will Stand by Its Agreements; Rules Committee Unanimously Agrees To Open Doors to World Press

Byrnes Pledges  an Danna  Unity on redce   U.S. to Back Two-Thirds Majority For er Against Peace Treaties, Secretery of State Assures Paris Conference Members   Picture On Page §

BYRNES TALKS BEFORE PEACE PARLEY TODAY   Expresses U.S. View On Voting; Plan for Open Sessions Gains

U. §. to Stand by Agreement Big-4 Council   But Will Yield to Two-thirds Vote of Treaty Conference

BYRNES SAYS PARLEY DECISIONS OUTWEIGH THOSE OF MINISTERS  COMMITTEE VOTES TO ALLOW PRESS AT ALL IMPORTANT SESSIONS

State Secretary Tells Conference He Will Back Decisions Even  If They Oppose Recommendations Of Big 4 Council

U. 5. Will Accept Conference Voting On Peace Treaties   Vote is Unanimous For All Meetings Open To Press

Byrnes, Soviet Delegate Want Sessions Open  To The Press   Paul Henri Spaak of Belgium Heads Rules  Committee

U.S, LEADER IN OBJECT LESSON FOR DEMOCRACY   Secretary Stresses Need For Cooperation Lest Peace Be Lost

Smaller Nations May Recommend Action Counter to Drafts Set Up by Big-4  Foreign Ministers.   ALL SESSIONS TO BE OPEN TO PRESS

Favor Two-Thirds Vote On Treaties In Case Big A Draft Is Unacceptable

Byrnes States American Stand At Peace Parley   Press To Attend Sessions; Speech On Democracy By Secretary Of State

a  Promises To Follow Majority   Spaak Wins Key Post Over Russian Choice

U.S. to Support Majority Action ‘At Peace Parley   Secretary of State Byrnes Promises Cocperation at Ormeninag Seccian

Stand by Action of Conference   In Event it Opposes Treaties Drafted By the Foreign Ministers’ Council

Delegates Agree To Publicize  Peace Meetings   Byrnes Asks for Openness of All Covenants Applause Bursts as He Promises U. S. Co-Operation, Intention to Aid Majority

Rule of Majority Favored by Byrne:   Secretary Asks Open Meeting In Drafting of Peace Treaties

PLAN ADOPTE UNANIMOUSLY BY GROUP   General Assembly To Act On Recommendation —   BYRNES PROMISES   United States Will Stand By Agreements: Envoys Free To State Views

To Open Sessions With Russian Aid   Bymes Proposes and Molo tov Supports Proposal  of Policy   U. S. NOT TO DOMINATE   Will ‘Be Guided by TwoThirds Majority, Says  yines

*BYRNES OFFERS U.S. ACCORD T0 MAJORITY RULE   Tells Peace Conference Nation Would Accept Voted Revisions of Treaties

Will Support Conference On Majcority Rule   All Meetings To Be Open To Press; One Hurdle Fails To Materialize

Conference May Open Sessions To World Press   Soviet Not Present As Byrnes Makes Pledge On Treaties; Have Urged Big-4 Unanimity

U. S. TOABIDE BY TWO-THIRDS VOTE AT PARIS PARLEY   RULES COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS OPEN SESSIONS TO PRESS

MOLOTOV JOINS IN MOVE GIVING NEWSMEN ENTRE   Spaak Of Belgium Elected Chairman Of Rules Committee; Pave Way For Getting To Real Work.

U.S. Will Support Majority Decisions At Peace Conference      ‘Nation To Back Any Two-Thirds Vote,  Byrnes Tells Delegates at Paris

Claim U.S. Will Stand By Conference Desires On Ministers’ Peace Treaties

Peace Parley To Be Open fo Press. Voted   Molotov Agrees With Byrnes for Reporting Of Proceedings by Newspaper Men

Committee Meets Open To Press   Rules Greup Of  Peace Conference Recommends Admission To General Sessions

U.S. WILL STAND BY CONFERENCE'S  RECOMMENDATIONS   In Event It Opposes By a Two-thirds Majority Any Peace Treaties.   STATEMENT BY BYRNES   Spoke at the General Assembly of the Conference Todav.

U.S. Pledges To Stand by  Peace Vote      Conference Recommendttion Acceptable Even Though Treaty Setup Opposed, Says Byrnes

PRESS TO COVER MEETINGS AT PEACE CONFAB   Will Oppose Two-Thirds Vote On Recommendation From Committee 5»

America To Back Up Plan  Of Own   Conference Report Upon Treaties Is Accepted

Secretary Of State Declares His Government Will, However, Stand By Peace Conference Recommendations In Event It Opposes By Two-Thirds Majority Any Of Treaties Drafted By Foreign Ministers—Rules Committee Urges Free Access Of Press

Byrnes Tells Paris Parley Of Decision   Nation Will Abide By Recommendations Made By Conference

Study Russia's Proposals For  A-Bomb Control   Soviet Insists On Retention Of ‘'Big Five’’ Veto Powers On Atomic Energy   WORLD SCANNING UNOFFICIAL TEXT

Soviet Chiefs Still Battle On Veto Issue   Experts In Executive Session Without Compromise Seen

OFFICIAL TELLS OF PACT; SILENT ON ANY FIGURES   Company Spokesman Says Non-Economic Issues Must Be Ironed Out

Newsmen Told Dispute Over Wages Settled  Corporation fon Official Saye Few Ouher a  ee) os . ae   Still In Session   After 14 Hours   Union Heads Withhold Comment; Striving For Settlement Before CIO Meeting

WAGE QUESTION SETTLED, G. MV. OFFICIAL SAYS   Basic Issue Seen Big Step Toward Peace; Coal ; Talks Delayed

Wage Angle Of Controversy Settled   Non-Economic Issues Remain To Be Ironed Out

‘Says Peacetime Contract [Needed To Adjust Variety -Of Problems Including Pay   GM Settlement May Be Near

Settlement Of General Motors Strike Is Near   Agreement Already Is Reached On Wage Issue, Few Other Issues Remain, Says Company Official After All Night Session

WAGE ISSUE IS REPORTED SETTLED   Non-Economic Issues Remain To Be Solved

REPORT SALARY SCALE REACHED IN AUTO STRIKE   Negotiators Continue Sessior After All-Night Conference in Detroit

—GM STRIKE— All-Night Conference Continues  Few Issues Are  Still Undecided

Agreement Is Reached Says GM Officer   Anonymous Official. Does Not Say What Wage  Agreement Found.      MEET ALL NIGHT

175,000 Production  Workers to Return to ‘Jobs If All Issues Are Settled by Aqreement

Long Session Not Yet Over   ‘Few Other’ Matters Still to Be Scttled

18 PAGES   END OF STRIKE IS BELIEVED IMMINENT   Few Non-Economic Issues Remain To Be Solved   ALL-NIGHT SESSION   Brings Results In Negotiations: Basis Of Offer Not Given

Miners List Demands; Auto Agreement Nea  Lewis Vague In Asking For More  Manev Fawar Houre

Arkansas Has Little Cash To Spend   Spare Money Scarce Although Large Sums In Bank

Arkansas Pretty Much Like Man Worth a Million But Without Fare for Taxicab

C10 Chiefs Meet  To Discuss Wages   Future Strategy Will Be Plotted At Gathering

ClO MAPS STAND ON PAY, PRICES   Emergency Session Held In Cost Of Living Increase

CIO Leaders Plot New Wage-Price Strategy In Light Of Lower Value Of Workers’ Dolla

ClO Union Heads Plot Future Course In Wage-Price Controversy in Capital

CIO Plots haces Wage-! Price Policy 7 Today  Wheec Tony El ar tviesc n. ia . Pe a

Clo Plots Future Wage- ve Policy Today  aw at an  4 ve BT en saneac ., Th al a 5 “p — pag — \   WIRTZ AND GARMAN cco

Union Leaders Consider Recent Food Price Jump   Question of A New Set of Wage Standards May Be Taken Up

Declare Food Prices Must Be Rolled Back ..,.  CIO Talks Over Pid Wage And Price Policy

Maryland Election Outcome Uncerfair   Top Races Will be Close, Latest Concensus Indicates

Byrnes Supports Spruille Braden   Repeats Argentina Must Banish Nazis

Byrnes Advises Argentina  to Oust Nazis That's Only Way Relations Can Be Established

CHECKUP NOW BEING MADE ON DAMAGE FROM ‘QUAKE   LATEST REPORTS SAY SEVERAL PERSONS WERE KILLED BY SEVERE CARIBBEAN TREMBLOR

ASSISTANCE RUSHED TG EARTHQUAKE AREA   Casualties Reported In Dominican Republic

Early Settlement Of New York Tug Strike Certainty   Labor and Management OFficials Optimistic as Voting Begins

TUGMEN STUDY NEW PROPOSAL   Settlement Hopes Rise; State Of Emergency Holds

HOPE TO END HARBOR STRIKE   Shortage .of Fuel Closes Schools— Army and Navy Operate Some Tughboats.

Radio Men at Odds over Government  Request for ‘More Public Service’

Marshal Tito, Erstwhile Communist Aoitator. Emerges As Yugoslav Head

Premier Tito Won Fame As Red  Agitator          erged ‘From Furtive Ob scurity During War  Aa an Underground Leader

Krug Is Instructed to “Preserve Economic Structure In Present Emergency,’ by Truman   WELFARE FUND STILL BOTTLENECK

COAL MINES ARE SEIZED BY TRUMAN   White House Directs Interior Secretary to Take Over Tomorrow.

Deep Silence Cloaks Status Of Coal Talks:  Seizure Seen   End Of Strike Truce Only Five Days Off; Lewis Meets ‘Truman

im Seizure Planned, Report   Deep Silence Shrouds Activities of Lewis  And Operators

TOMORROWIS DATE SET FOR KRUG TO ACT   Latter Is Reported ‘Acceptable’ to Both Miners and Operators

Krug Directed: To Take Over  -Administratior   UMW, Operators Declare. Interior Secretary “Ace ceptable’ To Them. :

Truman Orders Krug Take Over Coal Pits Sometime Wednesday   Fuel Truce Ends Saturday but President Sees Situation Too Critical To Wait; Rail Unions in New Offer

Krug Will Take Over Tomorrow   Interior Secretary ‘Acceptable’ To Unionists And Onerators.

Operators And Lewis Silent   No Comment On Activi ties As Strike Truce Nears Deadline

Truce Will ‘Come to End On Saturday   Truman Acts to Preserve Nation’s Economic Structure

Government Order To Be Carried Out Sometime Tomorrow   Army Protection To Be Given Laborers Who Want To Continue Work

Miners’ Truce Due To Expire Next Saturday  Progress in Rail Strike Told; Unions Go Ahead With Strike Plans   EXTRA!

TRUMAN ORDERS: KRUG TO DIRECT PIT OPERATIONS   INTERIOR SECRETARY WILL ASSUME CHARGE OF MINES TOMORROW

Krug Directed To Take Control Of Mines Wednesday   Progress Reported In Talks Between Rail Carriers and Unions

Coal Mines Seized By  Government   Rail Unions Prepare to Walk Out Thursday

President, In Giving The Order, Says Production “Indispensable” To Nation

Truman Orders Interior Chief To Take Control   Krug: Acceptable’ To Both Sides: Seizure: Effective Tomorrow.

PRESENT TRUMAN   They Are Being Operated Under Truce Which Expires Saturday.   TAKE OVER THURSDAY   Interior Secretary J. A. Krug Will Be in Charge of Seizure.

KRUG PLACED IN CHARGE OF PITS FOR U.S.   Pres. Truman Directs Interior Secretary  To Take Over

Take-Over Scheduled Wednesday   Truman Orders {Interior Secretary J. A. Krug To Run Mines; Truce   Expires Saturday

Pit Seizure Order Ready   Unidentified Official Tells of Preparation

Government Takes Over Coal Mines   Labor Outlook Called “Hopeful” By Sen. Barkley

KRUGTODIRECT PITS, ACCEPTED BY BOTH SIDES   Progress Reported In Rail Talks As Second Strike Deadline Nears

Secretary Of Interior Krug  To Take Charge Of Coal Fields Wednesday; Lewi: And Operators Remain Silent  On Negotiations _

KRUG 0 TO TAKE OVER SOFTCOALMINES      Hour of Seizure toe Be Decided Some Time Tomorrow

Truman Directs  of Men Question   Krug Will Take Over Tomorrow: Acceptable to Both Sides ’

Inferior Secretary Directed fo Seize Soft Coal Mines   Krug Pronounced Acceptable to Mine Workers and Operators

No Change In Rail Or Coal Situations,  But Truman ‘Hopetul’  ! Lewis May Call In Policy Group; , New Offer Made By Brotherhoods

Krug Is Chosen To Take  Control   Seizure Will Come  Tomorrow; Time  Not Yet Set

Operators And Lewis Accept Krug As Boss   Both Parties Say Krug Acceptable,But Do Not State Specifically They Will Comply.

Fuels Chief Will Be In Control   President Declares Production Is Needed for Nation

Krug fakes Over Mines ‘Tomorrow   United Mine Workers and Operators Say Krug as Operator Is Satisfactory to Tham 

Government To Take Mines   Solid Fuels Administrator Satisfactory to Both Operators and Union

Seizure to Take Place Tomorrow   President Truman Orders Sec. Krug to Take Over  —Time Not Announced

TRUMAN TELLS KRUG TO MOVE ‘ON WEDNESDAY   Union and Operators Inform White House Krug “Was Acceptable”

Krug to lake Passession of Dits Tomorrow   Secretary Interior To Determine Hour of Seizure

Sec. Krug To Take Control Of Operations   Two-Week Truce Of Miners Will End Saturday 

TEMPERATIIRES   Truman Orders Krug lo Take Over Coal Pits   President Moves Before Expiration Of Mine Strike Truce

President Directs Krug to Take Over   Operation by the Government Will Begin Wednesday   Solid Fuels Chief Is “Acceptable” to Both Sides, Says  Wt eae Cm Dace e

Seizé Coal Mines   President Directs  Secretary J. A. Krug To Take Over Soft — Coal Mines Tomorrow

lruman Signs Order to Krug to Take Over   Step Said Necessary to Preserve Nation’s  Feonomic Structure

Daily NewsIndex   Human Target of Shotgun Pays $50 but Saves Hide

Lasting Peace Is Pictured —   Czech Minister °. Relates. Possibilities at Paris Meeting

RELEASE OF SODA ASH SCRUTINIZED   Allocation Of Scarce Material To Kaiser Aluminum Plant — _ Being Examined .

Violence Flares at Vultee Plant; Strikers Attack Gars, Block Road

Pickets Blockade Aircraft Factory   Cars Are Attacked by 200 to 250 UAW Workers

Offer Flood Control Plea   Lower Neosho Repre‘sentatives Urge _ Prompt State Action

Seek Quick Action on itlood Control Program   Burlington Editor Leads Group Opposed to Delay In Starting Projects on Cottonwood and Neasho

BACK 4 PROJECTS   Kansas Governor Requested to Act Promptly on Fidod Control

3000 PTC DAY MEN TO STRIKE ON FEBRUARY 11   Day Shift Workers Vote On Walkout At Phila. Meeting

SENATORS WANT BILBO STOPPED   2 GOP Lewmakers Would Slam Door in Colleague's Face on Friday

Would Bar Bilbo at Senate Door   Brewster Announces He Is Joining Ferguson in Attempt to Stop Bilbo When Senate Convenes Friday

Disabled Ship _ Taken In Tow   U. S. Troopship Loses  Propeller Near Azores

One-Armed Veteran Ousts Congressman   Dan McGehee Beaten in Primary by John B. Williams, 27

VETERAN WINS IN MISSISSIPP]   Congressman  Unseated By One-Armed Ex-Gl In Runoff Primary

POPE THANKS U.S. FOR HELP   Appreciation of European Aid Voiced in Audience With Spellman

DASTER REANY FOR RED HATS   Pope Holds Audience: With Two American Prelates

Pope Has Talk With Cardinals-Designafe   Preliminary Plans for Consistories Are Near Completion

Pope Pius Holds Audiences With US. Prelates   Pontiff Expresses His Ap_ preciution of U.S. Aid To Europe

Strike Stalls 2,534 Ships In U.S. Ports   Pickets Bar Entry To Gotham Piers; World Tieup Seen

Maritime Strike — Spreads Through All Coastal Ports: Survey Says 705 Ships Tied Up By Union Action

COUNTRY’S BUSIEST HARBOR COMPLETELY PARALYZED BY WALKOUT OF SAILORS’ UNION   Action Brings Threat of Spoilage of Thousands of Tons of Perishable Foodstuffs and Indefinite Delay of Relief Shipments   COMMISSION LISTS 344 VESSELS TIED UP IN N, Y.

PICKET LINE: ESTABLISHED AT PORTS   90,000 SAILORS   Pack Gear And Walk Off Thousands Of Tons Of Food May Be Lost

U. S. Shipping Is Fully Paralyzed by Great Strike’   _ Federal Board Target - of Both Unionsand Their Employers

SHIPPING TIEUP SPREADS OVER ALL U.S. PORTS   Striking AFL Seamen Set Up Picket Lines Respected by CIO Men

Marine Strike Runs Through Coastal Ports   Total of 2,534 Ships On Three Consta Already Immohilized, Union Heads Say   Possibility Seen Internat’! Tieup   ‘Pacific American Shipowners Group Calls On President Truman For Artinn

RECORD SEA TIE-UP I8 SPREADING   Government Says 344 Vessels Tied Up in New York—Unions Say 2,534 Vessels Stranded on Three Coasts.

Commissions Report I : nt Voavirnes With Union Estimate for East Coast

Waterfront Picketing Begins   Possibility of International Tieup Hinted by Unions.

Coastal Ports Of Nation Are Crippled   Picket Lines Are Established By Strikers

Coastal Shipping Crisis Called Worst in History   2,534 Ships On Three Coasts Stranded As Picket Lines Formed

Gotham Port ls Paralyzed   Hundreds of Ships Immobilized; Pacific Owners Call On Truman for Action

400,000 Seamen Tie-Wp Ports As 2,534 Ships Stay In farbors On Atlaniic, Pacific and Gulf

Maritime Strike Freezes Ports on All 3 U.S. Coasts   Proposal to Make Strike Internationa ls Being Hinted

STRIKE TIES UP BOATS ON ALL COASTS   2.534 Ocean- Going Ves. sels Idle> 344 In New York Port Alone

Hundreds of Ships Listed As Immobilized in Ports, Both on East, West Coasts

American Ports Paralyzed by Maritime Strike   Picket Lines ‘Freeze’ Virtually All Activity. In ‘Greatest’ Tieup

Pickel Lines. Halt Activity Of Thousands   Major Disaster For Industry Is Beina Predicted

PORT OF NEW YORK ‘FROZE BY WAILKOIIT   World Tieup Is Hinted With Foreign Support

Seamen Strike Hits Nation's Coastal Ports   New. York, Country’s Busiest Harbor Now Completely Paralyzed, Maritime Group Says

AFL MARITIME DISPUTE IDLES NEW YORK PORT   Establish Picket Lines Along Waterfront; Officials Fear Food May Spoil -

Nation’s Ports Paralyzed As Workers Strik:   MARITIME UNION CALL OUT ALL OF ITS MEMBERS

Strike Paralyzes Shipping   Greatest Maritime Walkout In History Ties Up 2,534 Ships

—WALKOUT FREEZES VESSELSWaterfront Pickets Tieup 2,534 Ships Along Three Coasts   400,000 Workers Promise To Honor Lines Of 90,000 Striking Sailors

Maritime Sirike Spreads   Possibility of International  Tie-up Hinteé

Maritime Tieup Hits All Port:   Greatest Strike In U. S. History Freezes New York Port; 344 Ships Tied Up There

SEAMEN SET UP PICKET LINES 1N : HARBOR DISTRICT   Relief Shipments, , ‘Imports, Stalled; Unions Spurn  Blanc ta Baturn

Maritime Strike Termed Greatest In U.S. History   New York Port is Paralyzed---Strike Bulletin Hints of International Tieup

Maritime Strike Is Called Greatest In Nation’s History   Freezes New York ‘Harbor; 2,534 Ships on Three Coasts Stranded; International TieUp Hinted; Truman Asked to Step In

Shipping Paralyzed on Both Coasts by  Strike of Seamen   Manufacturers and Consumers Will Suffer for Needed Imports

AFL Maritime _ Walkout Spreads To All Coasts   Shipping Tied Up Three Hours. After Waterfront Picket Lines Established

SPOILAGE OF FOODSTUFFS MAY RESULT   Maritime Strike Will Bring About Higher  Prices Generally

Greatest Sea Tieup Hits U.S. Coastal Ports: New ‘York Harbor Paralyzed

WORK HALTED AT ALL PORTS IN NATION AS PICKETING 15 BEGUN  ’ . NEW YORK HARDEST HIT BY GREATEST WALKOUT OF KIND IN HISTORY   SHIPPING AT TEXAS PORTS IS TIED UP BY SEAMEN’S STRIKE SANT RAT. SHIPMENT EMBARCO

‘Complete Paralysis’ of New York Claimed When Picket Lines Form   ‘Nothing Being Worked’ in Philadelphia and New England; All Coastal Points Affected

Stups Tied Up As Result of Dispute With Wage Stabilization Boa rd; Food Spoilage Feared.

STRIKE HITS 3 COASTS   Seafarers Claim 2534.Vessels Are Immobilized

Busy New York Harbor Idle As Walkout Starts   PICKETS AND DRYDOCK WORKERS FIGHT

Major Ports Paralyzed by Union Strike   2,534 Ships Reported Idle On Three Coasts; Picket Limes Set Up

Strike—  Ports Tieup Grows   Greatest Maritime Strike In History Clamped On Nation

AFL UNIONS TIE UP MANY SHIPS OF ALL NATIONS   COMPLETE PARALYSIS OF BUSY NEW YORK HARBOR ANNOUNCED

New York Port’s Shipping Tied Up   Nation's Busiest Harbo: Paralyzed by Maritime Strike   2,534 SHIPS STRANDED   West Coast and Gulf Shipping Also Is Im mobilized

Coastal Ports  Paralyzed By Ship Strike   Greatest Maritime Strike in History Immobilizes Hundreds Of Ships in Ports

Strike Closes All Seaports; 90,000 Off Joh   Completely Paralyzes N. Y. Harbor: Owners Appeal to President

Vessels On All Coasts ‘Are Tied Up   Pickets Take Over Piers; Great Spoilage Of Food. stuffs Threatens.

Sailors’ Strike Ties Up Ships In Coast Ports   New York Harbor In ‘Complete Paralysis,’ Commission Savs.

Busiest Harbors Frozen;  N.Y. Hit   Picket Lines Form To Keep Sailors Out Of Work

Big Maritime Strike Grows In U.S. Ports   But Claims Of Unions And Commission As To Its Effectiveness Shaw Variation

Striking Seamen Establish Picket Lines: Food Spoilage,. Trade Breakdown Expected   THE COMMISSION

Walkout Brings Paralysis To Great Harbor   Workers Open Picket Lines On Waterfront

Shipping Paralysis Worst in History, May Become Worldwide; Relief Shipments Are Blocked and Industry Is Facing Slowdown

Striking Seamen Establish Picket Lines; Food Spoilage, Trade Breakdown Expnectad  By The Associated ress

— PARALYSIS—  N.Y. Port Frozen By Ship Tieup   2878 Vessels Immobilized By A.F.L. Strike

U. S. Shipping Tied Up By Strikers   Complete Paralysis Is Sighted for _New York’s Harbor

Coastal Ports  Paralyzed   Seaman’s Strike Halts Activity in all-of Na‘tion’s Great Harbors; Threaten World Tieup

New York Port AtStandstill in  + Seaman Strike   Greatest Maritime Walk. out in History Hits Other Harbors

ALYSIS OF      Vessels af Many Nations are Forced to Stay in Ports on Three Caasts   GREATEST MARITIME. DISRUPTION IN HISTOR’

STRIKE CALLED O07 EFFECTIVE BY UNION HEADS   Owners Demand WSB Act Immediately on Wage Issue

RescueWorkersProbeTornado ‘Damaged Detroit, Windsor: Fifteen Bodies Recovered

Detroit, Windsor Digging Out After . Devastating Winds   20 Dead, Scores Hurt In Tornado; Utilities Service Disrupted

AIR COLLISION INQUEST BEGUA   Air Show Crash Brings Death To 7 Persons; 25 Are Injured

Plane Crash Death Toll Now Seven   Another Body Founc In Ashes of Fair Horse Barn

TWO STRIKERS ARE KILLED IN ILLINOIS CLASH      Report Special Agents Fire Inte A Group Of Strikers

MALE FRIENDS QUESTIONED   Police Seols. clues to. Meirdor of ‘Girl Gru ite — Killer Admitted Dy BTW Doon

4 GUARDS HELD IN RAIL DEATHS   Three Others Injured in, Illi. nois Strike Violence

Pickets Charge Murder in Train Shooting  We. .... gg. ff g®eegn te 

Brifain Backs Sialement Of Sec'y Byrnes      U.S. Proposals for Peace Treaties are Vigorously Defended

‘Byrnes Scores Russia’s Misrepresentations Of  VY), S. Peace Proposals   British Delegate To Paris Treaty Parley Backs American Slam At Soviet Union’s Repeated Slurs Of American Aims

U.S. Policy Defended In Speech   Secretary Backed By Britain; Molotov Hits Back At U. S. Stand

Strike Begins at Midnight — Firat Reports Indicate {t ia 100 Per Cent Effective — Lewis Backed by Entire Labor Movement,

LEWIS DEFIES U. S. COURT ORDER, RISKS JAIL FOR CONTEMPT   Federal Officials, UMW Chieftain Still Silent As 400,000 Miners Begin Holiday; Industrial Shutdowns Anticipated

Both Sides Set For Fight To Finish; Administration Heads For Court

Hundreds Line Up in Oklahoma City  Mass Testing for Venereal Disease

EXTENSION OF . “SOCIAL SETUP: “1S PROPOSEN   SOCIAL: SECURITY HEAD REC. OMMENDS THE COVERAGE OF ALL WORKERS BY  PROGRAM ‘

SSB Offers Broadened Security Plar   Designed to Cover All Gaintul Workers

Guffey May Ask Senate Probe   To Present Evidence in Alleged Macing If Martin Doesn’t Act

Government Efforts fo Avert Second Maritime Strike Suffer Setback

NEWS OF THE WORLD   Soain, France, Venezuela And India Hit Headtines

Russians Mark Anniversary  Military Display Is Smallest in Years

Russian Milifary Display On 29th Anniversary Is Smallest In Years

Soviet Striving For Peace, Moseow Told   Stalin Absent at Fete Paying Tribute To Red Revolution

STALIN MISSING AT RED SQUARE   Bolshevist Revolution Anniversary Has Small Military Display

PHYSICIST ARRESTED BY SCOTLAND YARD   24-Year-Old Authewity’ Om Atomic Emergy May Be lmpticaicd in Canadian Spy Case

THREE CONVICTS PAY FOR MURDER   Trio Executed in Connecticut For Slaying of Guard

Convict Fails to Get Last Request Granted; No Steak Before Death

NEGRO ADMITS FATAL SHOOTING OF TWO Gl BUDDIES IN GERMANY  TEXAN, OTHER SOLDIER

ARMY SAVS NEGRO SOLDIER KILLED NUERNBERG YANKS   Slayer Confessed After Ex: perts Tracked Down Month, Winanan

Say Negro Gl Admits Shooting   Fired at Civilian, He Says-—Results in Deaths Of Two Yanks

—YANK SLAYINGS Negro Held In Slayings  Fired Shot That Killed Sergeants

NEGRO ADMITS FIRING SHOTS   ‘Says Army Car Comes Between Him, Target

Negro Private Admits Killing  Two Sergeants   Says Bullets Fired At Civilian Struck Soldiers by Mistake

Authorities Hold Negro Soldier for Nuernberg Ambush  Provost Marshal Says American Serviceman cI  anmtarcar ta ALAIN

NEGRO ADMITS AMBUSH DEATHS   Confesses Killing Two First Believed Victims Of Germans

Confesses That He Fired The Shot.....  N. C. Negro Private Kills 2 Sergeants In Germany

DIRECTOR SAYS “HOLD LINE” (IN PRICES   By WILLIAM ULMSTEAD International News Service  , or ae yr een i   PRICE CONTROTS

Reconversion  Head Warns On Inflation   John W. Snyder Tells Con. gress Nation Must Hold Line On Prices Now   NEXT YEAR OR TWO CRUCIAL TO NATION

DIRECTOR OF RECONVERSION WARNS OF INFLATION TREN   SNYDER SAYS PRODUCTION MUST BE INCREASED TO MEET DEMAND AND PRICES CONTROLLED

PRICE LINE MUST BE HELD, SNYDER WARNS CONGRESS   Sees Boost in Production Bes! Remedy to Defeat Inflating

Boy Charged With 2 Deaths   14-Year-Old Faces Douhle Murder Charge In Deaths Of Girl, Woman.

SCHOOLBOY IS CHARGED WITH TWO MURDERS   14-Year-Old’s Second Victim Dies; Also Faces Other Counts

Filibuster Halts Action on Bills in Senate  Louisiana Solon   Louisiana Solon Promises to Talk 30 Days

Filibuster Halts Action on Bills in Senate  Louisiana Solon Promises

SENATE ACTION IS FILIBUSTERED   Southerners In Control Of Opposition To FEPC Bill

FILIBUSTER TIES SENATE INTO KNOT   Southerners Halting All Legislation as Galleries Listen

Filibuster Halts Legislative Actior  Southerners Battle FEPC Measure

Southern   Senators  Hold Floor   Overton of Louisiana Ready to Speak For 30 Days to Keep Bill In Committee

FEPC Filibuster Bogs Senate Work   Opponents of Chavez Move Promise bight

Filibuster Halts Legislative Actior  Southerners Battle rrmere A Ll -

SOUTHERNERS HOLD SENATE FLOOR INTACT   Surprise Move Shoves Labor Bills, Asked By Truman, Aside

FEPC Stalled By Filibuster   Louisiana Senator Holds Fleer. Forves Reppec

FILIBUSTER ON FEPC STALLS SENATE WORK   Overton Talks Three and a Halt Hours and Promises to Continue “At Least 30 Days.’

Caucus to Climax Southern Demo Revolt Against National Committee

I re oh My  Democrats Rebel Against Hannega a ‘ As Party Leader Vote on Continuation’ of Restricted OPA :  ’ Annenre Near .”

IN YALTA PACT ARE REVEALED   Russia Given Islands as Price, Demanded for Entering Japanese War

SOVIET PRICE ~ TO ENTER WAR MADE PUBLIC   ‘PLEDGE GIVEN: RUSSIA TO .GAEN ISLANDS AND HAVE   g RIGHTS RESTORED IN  MANCHURIA

4 Still Hold Out In Grim Alcatraz Fight   Guards And Sharpshooters Preparing To “Go In After’ Desperate Convicts Staging Suicidal Holdout Stand

Begin ‘Going In After Them,’ Official Says   Sharpshooters from Leavenworth Reinforce Assault

Yugoslavians Re-Inforcing Border Force   New Battle Breaking Out Between ‘Communists,’  Greek. Army Troops.

Slavs Strengthen Border Armies; Greeks Restless  New Battle Reported In Macedonia, Villeaace Orcunied

Yugoslavs Reported As Strengthening  Frontier Forces.   They Are Threatened by Greeks Who Are Said To Be “Seeking Refuge”’

“‘Yugoslavs Add To Their Army On Greek Border   Move Made Because Many Greeks ‘Seeking   Refuga fram Terrar’

SLAVS BOLSTER BORDER FORCES   Influx of Refugees Given As Reason by Belgrade

SLAVS REINFORCE. MILITARY UNITS GNEREEK BORDER   Satoniko Dispatches. kepon Heavy Fighting Rages +. Macedonia

War Grows  More Bloody      Guerillas, Gov't “Troops -and- Bombers Widen Conflict. )

Greeks Wage Fight Against slavic Group   MANY TROOPS RUSHED  TO TROUBLE ZONE FRONTIER

Greek Strife On Increase   Mounting Battle in North Believed Aimed At Cutting Off Area

YUGOSLAVIA IS STRENGTHENING FRONTIER FORCES   Reeause Large Numbers of -, Greeks Were Seeking Refuge.   IN NORTHERN GREECE   Salonika Dispatches Said 3 New Rattle Is On In Macedonia.

Yugoslavs Add To Forces On Greek Frontie   Report Large Numbers Of Greeks ‘Seeking Ref uge From Terror.’

More Bloody   Guerillas, Gov't Troops and Bombers Widen Conflict.

‘Pappy’ Tells His § of Romance   FLIER ON HONEYMOON WHILE JILTED WOMAN STUNNED BY MARRIAGE

PAPPY, BRIDE ON HONEYMOON      Jilted Mrs. Malcolmson “Stumed” by Marine Ace’s Marriage

TRUMAN DELAYS EXPRESS STRIKE   Men Stay On Job Until U. S. Fact-Finders Report

Nobody Now Appears In Hurry; Lewis Almost Rules Out Settlement Until Court Rules On His Goldsborough Contempt Case

OFFER OF LEWIS GETS NO ACTION   Government And Operators Have Not Responded To Proposal

Lewis Ruled Out Settlement With Operators Before Supreme Court Decides His Contempt kine

Negotiations For Coal Paet May Be Delayed   Owners, Government Apparently Awaiting Supreme Court Ruling

Coal Dispute  PartiesRelax   No, Hurry to Talk Terms  BReiAlAantr ia Canitel

LEWIS’ OFFER TONEGOTIATE GETS NO BIDS   DECISION OF COURT AWAITED IN COAL MINE DISPUTE

Boss Lewis’. Proffer , . To Negotiate Gets No Reply From Government

Lewis Offer to Negotiate Has Brought Only Silence From U. S. and Operators

Coal Contract Negotiations Facing Delay   Lewis Offer To Bargain Brings No Response To Date

Lewis’ Offer To Negotiate Lacks Action   Nearly All Of Soft Coal Miners Back At Work

Await Decision On Lewis From Supreme Court   Hint Krug May Try Tx Bring Principals Into Conference

NEGOTIATIONS ON COAL PACT FACING DELAY   Lewis’ Offer Gets No Response; Public Pressure Off

Negotiation Of Coal Pact  Facing Delay   Neither Owners, L.S. Appear In Much Of A Hurry

No Attempt Under Way fo Negotiate Soft Coal Contract   Neither Government Nor Operators Accept Lewis Offer

Lawyers Confer With Heirens   Attomeys Expect No New Developments for Awhile

U.S, REDS SHARPLY DIVIDED ON ISSUE; SHOWDOWN IS SEEN   FOREIGN MINISTERS IN DISCUSSION OF KNOTTY PROBLEM ON WEDNESDAY

Council of Foreign Min. isters Hear Objection: to Proposed Control o! New International Ter. ritorv.

SOvlETs BACK UN PLAN  Slavs And Italy Hit Big Four Setilement Of Trieste Issue

Slee Ari tel fe VIETS BACK UN PLAN  Slavs And Italy Hit Big Four Settlement Of Trieste Issue

SANS ITALIANS “ATTACK PROPOSAL   Trieste, Other Issues Carried Over to Today at Bia 4 Parley

See Page Six   Yugoslavia, Italy Raps Big Four  Plan on Trieste Hold Proposals Dictatorial, Undemocratic

ATTACK BIG TRIESTE PLAN   Yugoslavia and Italy Hold Decision Is Dictatorial And Undemocratic

Yugoslavia and ltaly Lash at Trieste Proposa   Big Stumbling Block In Italian Treaty No Nearer Solution

Trieste Controls Attacked by Both Italians and Slavs   Statements by Countries Brings Rebuff From Molotov

Deadlock Remains On Trieste Issue   Both Italy and Yugoslavia Blast Proposals Made for Status of Strategic Port— Slavs Seek Domination of Area.

 Mother Tells Her Secret ‘Two Children Must Wait 50  Years To See Soldier Daddy

SOLDIER’S PUNISHMENT REVEALED TO CHILDREN  'TUST LEARN ‘DAD WON’T BE HOME   Beightler Wants Active Part in Future of 37th

Hurricane Blows Itself Out Over Georgia, 5. C.   Little Damage Done Florida Citrys Crop By Tropical Storm

Storm Loses Fury, Moves  On Carolinas   Destructiveness Spent At Sea; Florida Peninsula ‘Spared Heavy Damage

DISCHARGE PROGRAM ANNOUNCED BY NAVY   Certain Enlistees to Be Freed at Own Request—Those on Electronics Duty Excepted.

SEE ATTEMPT TO INFLUENCE JUNE ELECTION   Victor Wants Throne for Son

CROWN PRINCE WILL SUCCEED ITALIAN KING   Monarch In Disfavor Since Surrendering Powers To Benito Mussolini

ITALY KING TO ABDICATE ON SATURDAY   Communists Oppose Pian In Belief It Atds Monarchists

Italy Radicals Protest King’s Move to Quit   Abdieation Plan May Be Postponed; Cabinet to Decide

Abdication Of King Emmanuel Hits Snag Today   Action Is Opposed By Communist Leader

Dozens Of Persons Volunteer To Ride To Fiery Death With Fleet In A-Bomb Tests

Hotel Guest Wryly Discovers All Chinese Ave Not Laundrymen; Her Visitor UNO Aide

PRICE CEILING BOARD MEETS. IN FINAL DAY      Hears Dairy Industry's Arguments

,  ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST DAIRY PRODUCTS CEILINGS ARE GIVEN . BEFORE BOARD

Bill to Pay Gls Unused Furlough Time Before House   Backers Predict Quick Passage for Measure Giving Average of $950 t0 15 Million

House Discusses Proposal To Pay Fifteen Million Service Men $250 Each

HOUSE CALLS UP GI TERMINAL PAY BILL FOR STUDY   MEASURE PROVIDES FUNDS TO PAY FOR UNUSED FURLOUGHS

HOUSE STUDIES FURLOUGH PAY FOR ENLISTEES   Average of $250 Would Be Paid Each of 15,000,000 Service Veterans

Soldiers May Get Average Of $250 Each   Former Service Men Would Get Pay for Vacation Time, Up to  120 Days, Missed

House Pushes Terminal  Pay for Enlisted Men   Passage of Law To Give Leave Wages to Gobs and GI’s as Well A& Officers Meeting Annraval

EARLY SENATE APPROVAL IS ALSO LIKELY   Proposal Would Give Average of $950 to 15 Million

House Calls Up Legislation on Terminal Pay.  Would Be Given to About 15 Million

Terminal Pay Sure For GI’s   Backers I Predict Bill  Will Be Passed Without Opposition Today; To Average $250 Each

House Calls Up Measure  To Pay Gls For Unused Accrued Furlough Time

15,000,000 TO RECEIVE $250 EACH   Backers Predict Passage Without Opposition

SUPPORTERS OF TERMINAL PAY SEE QUICK 0. K.   House Calls Up Measure to Pay Past, Present GI’s for Furlough Time

House Calls Up BillToCover Back Furlough   Messure Would Provide Seme 15.000,000 Past and Present Servicemen. Average $250

House Calls Up Bill to Pay GI’s For Furlough  Time Missed in Uniform   Would Pay Some 15,000,000 Past, Pres.  ent Servicemen $250 Each

-—CASH— House to Vote Gl ‘Back Pay’   Enlisted Men Will Collect $250 for Missed Furloughs

House Moves to Pay Gl's For Unused Furlough Time  Backers See Quick Approval of Bill: Payments Expected te Average $250

House Studies Terminal Pay   Bill To Cover Furlough ‘Time Missed In Uniform Considered.

G. . Terminal Pay Likely   House Enthused Over Legislation to Pay For Furlough Time Missed In Uniform

HOUSE CALLS UP MEASURE ON FURLOUGH PAY  Amendment Wo maid Si mpli fy

50 Average Is Estimated For All Hands   Legislation Up In House; 120-Day  Ulett Je Spe

HOUSE TAKES UP FURLOUGH PAY FOR GI   Accumulated Time Will Give Average of $250 Each to 15,000,000.

HOUSE TO TAKE UP LEAVE PAY   Backers Of Bill For Enlistec Furlough Time Confident Of Success

Quick Action  On Bill Giving GIs Furlough Pay Predicted   Cash) Reimbursement For Acerued’ Leave  Would Average $250

House Gets Ready To Pass Bill Giving Average Veteran $250   Will Grant Terminal Pay To Enlisted Men On Basis of Unused Furlough Time.

Swift Approval Looms for Gl Terminal Pay   Legislation Wouid: ‘Give Some 15,000,000 An Averagé of $250: Each

Terminal Pay  Bill Called Up   15,000,000 Servicemen to Get Average of $250 for Furlough Time; See Quick Approval

New GI Bill  Before House   Measure Would Provide Payment for Unused Furlough During Service

House Calls Up Bill for Vets’ Pay   Fifteen Million Men Would Get $250 Each to Cover Time Lost in Unjform   One Change Seen   One Amendment Only. Slight One, Come: Up for Study

Passage of Vet Furlough Pay Is Held Certain   House Calls Up Bill With Little or No Opposition

 Predict Quick Passage Of Bill To Pay  Servicemen For Unused Furlough Time

GI's May Get $250 Leave Pay   House Bill Appears Certain Of Passage

House Calls Up Bill To © Pay GI’s An Average Of $250 For: Lost Furloughs

Expect Congress To Pass It... .  Bill Would Pay pve erage Of $250 To 15 Million Past And Present Service Men

Speedy Action Is Seen for Payment Plan   Each Man to Average $250 to Cover Furlough Time Missed

House Calls Up Bill To Pay GI's  For Unused Time   Some 15,000,000 To Ge Average Of $250 Each, Rackers Say

House to Vote Terminal Pay For Servicemen   Early Approval In Senate Seen By Bill Backers

FINAL RITES ARE HELD FOR REY. DR. J. B. BAKER   Nearly 1,000 Persons Attend Funeral Service Held In St. Matthew's Church, York

YUGOSLAV OFFICER IS SHOT IN TRIESTE   Unidentified Civilian Wounds Member of War Booty Commi nm as Latter Leaves Restaurant.

Election Of Drys Demanded   Convention President Urges Political Action In 1947

Shortage of Men’s Suits Gets Attention   Production of Low Cost Suits Nearly One Million Short Of 3.500.000 Goal

Orders Price Hikes, Wartime Controls; Seeks Greater Output Men's Clothing.

GOV'T PROBES SHORTAGE OF ‘SUITS FOR MEN   Given Top Priority as U.S Takes Action To Spur Cotton Apparel.

(PA Attention Put On Men's Cheap Apparel   Output Of Suits: Falls Short Of Ouarter’s Goal

New Measures May Help Ease Cloth Scarcity   Action May Bring Suit Production Up to Schedule

More Low-Cost Clothes Ordered By Government   Men’s Suit Shortage Moves Up For Study; Push For Cotton Good:

TURN ATTENTION TO SHORTAGE OF MEN’S SUITS   Government Hopes New Steps to Spur Output of Cotton Clothing

Suit Shortage Target of CPA OPA Orders   More Low-Price Cofton Goods Goal of Agencies

Men's Suit Shortage Getting Priority Attention in Washinaton: Aid Seen

SPUR OUTPUT OF LOW-COST COTTON GOODS   Government Turns Ful Attention To Men’‘s Suit Shortage

GPA CHECKING TO FIND CAUSE FOR LACK OF MEN’S CLOTHES   Gov't Taking Action To Boost Low-Cost Garment  Output By 50%

More Suits Is the Aim   Government Redoubles Efforts to Increase Output; Spurs Cotton Clothing Production

J Million Garments Shy CPA Begins Investigation on Shortace of Low-Cast Site

—CLOTHING— More Men’s Suits Soon,  OPA Promise   Shirts, Underwear Are On Way Back.

Government To Probe Cheap Clothes Pinch   Early Production In 1946 For Under Expectation, Claim; New Rules Seen

Ful  Attention Te vien’s Suit Dearth      Seeks To Spur Output (if Chean Cotton Goods

U.S. Pondering Steps to Ease Suit Shortage   CPA Analyzing Reports From 80 Manufacturers

Shortage of Men’s Inexpensive Suits Ts Given Attention     Government Also Takes Steps To End Scarcity of Cotton Apparel

Men’s Clothing Shortage Taking Gov't Spotlight   New Steps Are Invoked To Spur Output Of Lowcost Cotton Clothes

THE MEN’S SUIT . SHORTAGE MGVED UP FOR TOP ATTENTION   Government Counting Hopefully On New Emergency Measures.   HELP EASE SCARCITY   Civil Production Administration Is Analyzing Reports.

Clothes  Receive New Ray Of Hope   Low Cost Apparels In Cotton Field Get Attention

Shortage In Men's Suits Is Given Top Attention By CPA In Clothing Probe

Attention Focussed on Men’s Suit Shortage   Government Invokes New ‘Steps to Spur Productian ef Low Coct Cotten Cleathin..

HOPE TO EASE MEN'S WEAR SCARCITY   Suit Shortage Moved Up For Top Attention   MAJOR ERSKINE   Contends Many Vets Turn Down Jobs Because Of Lack Of Clothing

MEN'S CLOTHING SHORTAGE TO GET TOP U. S. BILLING   GOV’T COUNTS ON NEW MEASURES TO RELIEVE SCARCITY

Government ls Eying Men’s Suit Shortage    Scarcity Comes In For Full Attention; New  Steps Invoked To Spur Output Of LowCost Cotton Clothing.

Officials Study Men's Clothing   New Measures Taker Be BPacn Chankmumn

SUIT SHORTAGE “TO BE STUDIED   Survey Seeks Remedy For Clothing Bottleneck

Federal Government Turns Attention To Shortage Of Low-Cost Cotton Apparel

Men’s Suit Shortage Moves Up For Top Attention; Spur Output Of Cotton Clothing   Government Seeks Reason Production Of Inexpensive Suits Million Off Goal

Men’s Suit Shortage Is Up for Top US Attention  Count on New Emeraency Measures

Shortage Of Men’s Suits.Gets Top Attention; U. S. Acts To Boost Cotton Clothing Output

Look Into Men’s Suit Shortage   Government Counts on New Emergency Moves To Aid

Men’s Clothing Receives Top Attention as OPA Counts on Emergency Measures to Help

BELLE HOFFMAN TAKEN BY DEATH   Hicksville Widow’s Rites Will Be Conducted Saturday

MRS, NELSON'S RITES TUESDAY   Hicksville Woman Expires Suddenly at Daughter’s Home in Michigan

Seventeen To  Try In Derby   Lord Boswell Rules As Favorite In Big Race Tomorrow

STRIKES LESSENING   End of Hosiery Walkout Marks Dowaward Trend in Labor Disputes

IMPORTANT WALK OUTS WERE ENDED TODAY   Hosiery Workers In 13 Milks and Technical Workers Back to Work.   STRIKE IDLE IS DOWN   A. Survey Showed That Fewer Than 150,000 Workers Idle.

MEAT WALKOUT, OTHERS STILL ON   Peace Hopes Remain Dim Ir Key Industrial Disputes

Merchants Say Local Meat ‘Supply Dwindling  Supply Good Last Week. Bu Shovvers Buy Heavily BE eee:

Merchants Say Local Meat Supply Dwindling  ky Good Last w cere Rat pe eee Ray Be aiuthe ere

DailyNewsIndex      Rainey Claims Radio Network Conspiracy To Limit Debate

LIMIT ON POLITICS BY T.Q.N. APPEALED TO FEDERAL AGENCY  CANDIDATE FOR TEXAS GOVERNORSHIP ASSAILS RIC STATIONS’ POLICY

Both Miners’ Leader And Chief Government Attorney Refuses to Answer Any Questions

Court Recesses After Round Of Private Talks   To Stand Adjourned Until 3 P. M. Today; “Effort To End Coal Strike Is Hinted

Goldsborough Believed To Have Heard Recommendations ef Both Sides As To What Penalties, If Any, Should Be Imposed   INO LEGAL CEILING ON FINE OR A JAIL TERM

Lewis Paces Floor While Attorneys Hold Conferences   Overflow Crowd Jams Federal Court room; Rumor Attempt Made To End Mine Strike

Judge Holds Private Parley With Lawyers as Mine Chief Paces Floor in Ante-Room   Goldsborough Due to Rule Late Teday; Federal Attorney Hints Efferts May Be In Making to End Coal Walkout

Attorneys In Conference: Recess Called   Negotiations Toward Settlement Hinted By Observer

—LEWIS FRETS AT COURT DELAYMine Union Boss Paces Floor As Judge, Trial . Lawyers Discuss I ssite  Numerous Conferences Hold Up  CiswebPsc Cantawint Chasce Dacesna -

SENTENCE OF JOHN L, LEWIS DELAYED BY ORDER OF COURT UNTIL THRER THIS AFTERNOON   There Are Mysterious Conferences Under Way Bringing Out Rumors There May Be Settlement of Strike in Sight—Lawyers Decline to Talk for Publication—Other Late News of Today

Court Takes Recess. Until 3 p. m; Strike Settlement. Hinted   Lawyers Hold Round of Conferences during Morning, Refusing Any Comment when They Leave Courtroom for Dinner Period

End of Strike Today Seen as Possibility.   Judge, Lawyers Mum After Huddle Idea of Halt to Walkout ‘Explored’

_ Crowds Jam Federal Court Building To Witness Climax Of Legal Battle

FRENCH REDS PLAN MERGER   Thorez Insists Moscow Will ‘ Have No Voice in New Regime

URGE SURVIVORS OF WORLD WAR I! VETERANS TO SEE ARBNUT RENEFIT ELIGIBILIT'

Long Shutdown In Coal Would Darken Picture,  President Truman Says

Says Long Coal Strike May Hit J ndustry Gains   Troman Deelares Wark Stoppages In Any One Of Many Fields Would Delay Provress

FEARS EFFECTS OF COALSTRIKE   PRESIDENT TRUMAN FORSEES LOSS OF INDUSTRIAL GAINS

STRIKE WOULD DEFLATE GAINS   Truman Says Cool Walkout Is Threat to Nation's Industriol Effort

Truman Fears Prolonged Coal Strike Will Curb Production   Meantime, Lewis Insists on Talks About Welfare

Dewey Signs BillEstablishing Five Technical School:   Vetoes Measure Providing a Six-Day Week for State Police Members   ACTS ON ADVICE OF SUPERINTENDENT   Approves Measure Increasing Pay of Chairmen of Vote Inspectors

OFF ICERS ARE ALLED.   Officers of the W.S.C.S. for 1946 Installed at Methodist Church

‘Bad Unrest’ In Germany Seen During Winter   U. S. Intelligence Sources Report

GERMAN UNREST IN WINTER SEEN   Overcrowding and Hunger Possible Causes

BAD UNREST EXPECTED IN THE REICH   American intelligence Officers Expect Trouble This Winter, Due to Hunger, Overcrowding and Uncertainty.

Honor Donors   U. S. Intelligence Sources See! Bad Unrest’ In Germany

Fear Trouble During The Winter... .  Conditions May Stir Up Bad Unrest In Germany

German Unrest Predicted For  Coming Winter   Overcrowding, Hunger And Economic Un certainty To Blame

Intelligence Authorities Say German Conditions May Bring ‘Bad Unrest’

Intelligence Sources Predict Coming Unrest In Germany   Army Has Plans To Meet Possible Trouble In Zone

‘GERMAN UNREST IN WINTER LIKELY AS BUNCER FORECAST      Lack of Food, Overcrowding and Economic Uncertainty  May Cause Trouble

Murray Tells Of Fairless’ Wage Offer   CIO President Hopeful Steel Strike Will End Soon

Murray Sees Fair Skies On Horizon   Good Progress on Steel Reported by . Truman Spokesman

MURRAY VOICES OPTIMISM ON LABOR TROUBLE   Reveals Opposition _before Senate to Fact’ Finding Boards

Possible ime        clo: ‘Pp esident ”  ale ‘Group: Any Wage Coniiract WULES- tend to "Feb: 15; 1947 ;      “Wer ve Come. That      Tells. Reporiers To “Moke  Own “Assumption,” When     : \ Changed Mind -

MURRAY THINKS STRIKES 10 END   Says He’s ‘Optimistic’ For Early Settlement Of Disputes

Western Union Walkout Ends After 33 Days   White House Continues Optimism Over Steel Strike

STEELWORKERS PRESIDENT SAYS COMPANY ONCE ACCEPTED RAISE DEMANDED. BUT “CHANGED MIND”

MURRAY FEELS SEND IN SIGHT   CIO Describes Himself as ‘Optimistic’ over Early Settlement of Disputes

SOVIETS FAIL TOAPPEAR AT UNO MEETING   IMMEDIATE AIRING OF IRAN DISPUTE TO BE PUSHED

TWO DISPUTANTS WILL BE ASKED 3. MAJOR QUESTIONS   These Will Deal With Negotiations Between Two Countries and Soviet Pledge to Withdraw Troops.   DECISIONS REACHED BEHIND CLOSED DOORS   Open Sessions Will Be Resumed Today at Which Hus~ sein Ala’s Story Probably Will Be Heard.

Closed Parley Boycotted By Russians  Council May Ask  Renoarte fram Rat

‘Agreement Found Ait Closed Meeting   Russian Delegates Attend Other Sessions . Where ‘lran:Problem Is Not On Agenda

Russian Envoy Shuns Meeting On Procedure  Tlicew fininebinne   Three Questions May Be Posed to Moscow. Tehran   May Ask Reports

Red Delegate Absents  Self For Second Das   UNO Security Council Members Plan Continuance Of Case;May Ask For Reports

Russian Envoy Fails to Show Up at Meeting   Council Members May Demand Explanations From Moscow, Tehran

Iran To Make Stand In Hearings Today.   Soviet Delegate Again Stays Away From Session; Others To Attend

Soviet Delegate Decides at Last Moment Not To Attend Session   PUBLIC MEETING TO BE HELD AT 3 P. M. TODAY   ‘Considerable Area of Agreement’’ on Procedure Is Announced

Russian Again Absents Self From Meeting   Security Council Finds “Considerable Area of Agree. ment” for Dealing With Case—Wants Questions Answered

Some People Now Taking Food Benders   Psychiatrist Gives a New View on Emotional Frustration

Pic. Loeb Disgusted With Peace Parley   Ex-Artilleryman Visited Palace and Was Not Impressed

SHIPMENTS TO YUGOSLAVIA ON   J. Ss. Net > Interfere With World Relief In This Case

U. §. Won't Enter Row Over UNRRA Aid To Yugoslays  Officials Want To Keep Re. lief, Differences With

MORE SUPPLIES 10 GO TO SLAYS   WASHINGTON SAYS IT WILL NOT INTERVENE TO STOP UNERA SHIPMENTS.

CONGRESS CONVENED AT NOON TODAY   Returns to Washington After 23-Day Vacation

President Asks Faet-Finding ' Law; Syrd To Demand furbc on Unions

TRUMAN FACES STIFF TEST OF HIS LEADERSHIP   Showdown with Organized Labor Looms as 79th Congress Reconvenes

New Session Ot Congress Convenes   79th Meeting Faces Presidential Test And Labor Showdown

Holiday Over. Strikes Eyed By Congress   Immediate Action On Truman Request For Boards Wanted

President's Party Leadership Faces Test in Congress   Lawmakers May Force Showdown With Labor; Demobilizaticn an Issue

(1 GRIPES, STRIKES TOP AGENDA      Truman's Party Leadership Be Given J] est

Congress Faces Showdown   House And Senote : Must Tackle Army Demoabilization Plan

2ND SESSION OF CONGRESS CONVENES   Faced By Problems Of Pemonilization Protests, Strikes

19TH CONGRESS RECONVENES AT NOON TODAY   Faces Many Important Problems, Domestic and Foreign

Truman Request For Law On Fact-Finding Boards Is Biggest Legislative Issue

Solons Back af Work After Long Yuletide Recess   Test of Truman’s Party Leadership Is in View, Claim

HOUSE, SENATE ASSEMBLE FOR NEW SESSION   Demobilization and Reconversion Issues Loom as Major Topics.

Open New Session of Congress   Labor and Demobilizatiot Are Big Issues Before  House, Senate

> Asy Session a View For Returning Solons   Session Tests Truman’ 8 Lead; Demobilization . Problem May Be Aired

Conaress on Job: Waits on Message   Truman’s Big Test of Strength Looms as Session Opens

President Truman Kequests New Jaw Creating Fact - Finding Bourds — To Impose  30-Day Pre-Strike Cooling Of Period.

Second Session Of 19th Congress Convenes Today   Truman Request for Law On Fact-Finding Seen As Top Problem

Truman Leadershi p Faces Test   GE Demobilization Labor Crisis  Confront: Solons

CONGRESS IN SESSION, HAS MANY PROBLEMS   Maybe , Forced d To  Showdown In “Organized Labor’s Dispute

CONGRESS BACK IN HARNESS AS HOLIDAY ENDS   Demobilization, Labor Problems To Tackled

DISCHARGES, STRIKES TOP CONGRESS LIST   Lawmakers Face Heavy Session

‘Kranco Sounds  Warning   Says United Nations Isolation of Spain Would Only Increase Possibility of War

Franco Says Isolation Of Spain Would Increase Possibility Of War Iil   Says Diplomatic Break Would Cause Dissension Among Nations Of World

‘GENERAL FRANCO SAYS THAT—  UN Isolation Of Spain Will Increase War Possibilities

Franco Claims UN Move May  Promote War   Spanish Leader Deelares 4 Isolation Plan Would   Increase Possibil itv Of Strife

Franco Maintains Isolation  Of Spain By U: N. Would: Enhance Possibility of War

Violence Possible Franco Maintains   Diplomatic Break Would Cause Disunion Among Nations, Said

Franco Says UN Isolation Peace Threat   Spanish Chief Of State Declares Action Would Hurt UN Prestige.

Diplomatic: Break’ Would Bring Disunion Among Nations and Cost the UN Prestige, Says Spanish Chief

Franco Claims  Isolation Would Cause Disunity   Spanish Leader Maintains U. N. Action Would Increase Possibility Of War--

SPAIN’S. ISOLATION HIKES POSSIBILITY OF END OF PEACE      France Maintains . Displomatic Break Would Only Endanger Peace of World

From Madrid  UN Isolation Of Spain Would Increase War Chance—Franco

Franco Says Isolation War Threat   Spain's Chief Asserts Nation Will Not Seek UN Membership

U.N. Isolation Of Spain Seen As Increasing  ‘War’ Threats   Franco Says Break Threatens Disunion Among Many. Nations

Declares Chances Of War Increased .  Franco Says UN Isolation Of Spain Enhances Strife

FRANCO VISIONS THREAT OF WAR   Avers UN’s Isolation of Spain Would Only Aggravote World Conflict

Franco Says Isolation — Of Spain by UN Would Make War More Likely

Franco Hits isolation View   Maintains Diplomatic Break Would Increase War Possibility

Franco Hits  LEM an Grain U.IN. UH Odi t   Isolation of Nation Increases War Peril, Says Spanish Chief

Isolation of Spain Seen as a War Danger   Franco Declares Break Would Lose Prestige to UN

Contempt Proceedings Authorized Against Anti-Fascist Committee   BOWLES TESTIFIFS

Contempt Case Voted By House Against Group      l'7 New Yorkers Refused To Produce Records For Concvress

Refusal  To Give Up Data Clarmed   UnAmerican Acts;  Draft, OPA Hold Big Spotlight

Hears Demand Council Study Spanish Case   France, U.S.S.R., Poland Seek Immediate Consideration of Spain

8 Delegates Opposing Soviet Move  Gromyko Charges   Gromyko Charges U. S. and Britain Don't Want Accord

Council Delays Action   Decision On Sovietfran Case Postponed With Rift OUnhealed

Russian-lran Case Debate ls Postponed   UN Council Adjourns Until Wednesday; Gromyko, Stettinius Clash On Aims

DELAY VOTE ON RUSSIA DEMAND TQ BROP ISSUE   French Delegate Offers Compromise to Compile Renort for Assembly

Spanish Issue Crowding Into  U.N. Spotlight   France Urges Compromise Disposal Of RussPersian Problem.

SPANISH ISSUE MAY BE CONSIDERED AT MEETING TOMORROW  RUSSIAN DEMAND FOR  onrcwrecal AE CASE

Would Conclude. ‘Red, Iran Crisis By Compromise   France’ Offers Solution; Lie Sees Case Doonied: '- Spain Sees Red Attack

ADJOURN AFTER PUTTING OFF ACTION TODAY   Delay Consideration:  Of Russia’s Iran  Proposal   Three Delegates. Ask Action On Spanish Situation

HINT U.N. MAY BE FORCED 10 GIVE UP CASE   Three Delegates Demand Hearing On Case Against Spain

SDUNGIL PUTS UASE OVER Ab MIXUP GROWS   France Asks Controversy Be Shelved Until More Data Gathered.

DELEGATES PRESS FORUN. ACTION ON POLAND'S CHARGE   lie Doubts Legality of Confinuing fran Case on Cauncil Ananda

Council Votes To Postpone Iranian Case   Action on Russian Move to Drop Question Deferred

Charges Against Franco  Pushed   However, Decision Must Wait Until  3 Tomorrow

ACTION WOULD REFER MATTER 10 SECRETARY        i Official Says There fay Be No Way To Keep Case Before ft.

Russians Want lran Issue Off Council Agenda  U. N. Adjourns  Line] Tamarcaw

Trygve Lie Says Tran Withdrawal Of Charge Leaves Council with No Basis for Probe; France Proposes Secretary-General Investigate And Report to Assembly

Russ-lranian Case May Be Dropped Off From Agenda of U.N.   Stettinius Resents Russian Implication Toward This Country

Withdrawal Seems End Of Matter   Stettinius Says Soviet  Delegate ‘Questioned Motives’ of United   Gromyko Replies      Russian Says U. S. Stand ‘logical’ One

Demand Made For Action On Spain   United Nations Security Council Adjourns Until Tomorrow; Lie Thinks Dismissal Of Iran’s Case May Be Necessary

UN May Have To Drop Quiz Onlran Dispute   Nothing Before House Today's Session Called Off

Decision on iranian Case  Is Delaved   Prompt Consideration of Charges Against Spain Demanded by Members oft. N. Council

Official Doubts Council Can Do Anything Else   Stettinius Opposes Russian Proposal To Forget Whole Thing

Spain ‘Trial Clamor Hits ran Affair   * Russ Demands for Dropping Case Put Off Under Pressure

IRAN’S CASE IS STILL PENDING; POLES IN PLEA   Security Council Will Meet Tomorrow on Request Franco Be Aired

No Way to Hold lranian Case,  Lie Tells U.N.   Gives Memorandum to Council After France Proposes U. N. Note Iranian Withdrawal

Action: On Russ: Proposal To Drop Iranian Issue  Postponed by-U.N. Council

Three Nafions Demand Action On Franco Spain   U. N. Chief Doubts Council's Power: to Retain tranian:Case:

Poland's Charge May Be Heard at Wednesday Meet  LIND) Geill Te Act an   UNO Still To Act on Russian Proposal To Drop Tehran Dispute

Three Delegates Demand Study Of Spanish Case   Soviet Proposal On -Iran Unsettled As Meeting Is Recessed

Action on Case Postponed While Three Delegates Insist Upon Probing Spanish Conditions.   NATURE OF MEETING WEDNESDAY UNKNOWN

Delay Action on Soviet Request Until Wednesday   Council Adjourns Until Wednesday Without Taking Action on Iran Case

Franco Case Action Urged By 3 Powers   Eight Line — Up Against Red Demand in Jran Case

Hearing On Spain Asked By Delegates   France. Russia. Poland Want Consideration Of Charge Against Franco.   SUGGEST COMPROMISE

Council Votes To Postpone lranian Case  Action on Russian   Action on Russian Move to Drop Question Deferred

Franco Discussion Tomorrow   Franee, Poland. Russia Ask lumrdiate Debate On Spanish §      hthion

Soviet Move Opposed By 8 Countries   Council Adjourned Until Tomorrow; Poland Demand  Inquiry Into Spain ’

Withdrawal of Complaints Is Believed To Have Removed Heated Issue From Agenda

New Angles In Iranian — Dispute   U. N. Secretary Lie Says Council May Be Forced to Drop Case; Compromise Is Offered

Jobs for Vets In Every State   Si! mwas 7 Witt  General Checks Employment for Vets to States, Speaker at Governor's  PhO ERE ERP pore

GOVERNORS TOLD ITS UP TO STATES   Must Administer Veterans Program So Men Will Have Real Jobs   CEN. BRADLEY SPEAKS

WILL DIVIDE» CERMAN ASSETS        Allied Nations to!be. Repaid in Pait for War Damages — Russia and Poland Not to Share in Division.

U.S. Nearing Its Food Commitment   326 Million of 400 Million Bushels Promised Have  Been Shipped

Baruch Gives UNO Outline of Global Control Program   “Choice Between the Quick and Dead” Is Given Committee

Home-Seeking Vets Invade N. Y. Senate   Won't Leave Until Dewes Calls Special Session  Bene Bansive Astin

War Vets Squat in N.Y. State House ‘Until Dewey Calls Special Session’.

Recall Witness Knocked Down At Bilbo Probe   6 Missing ‘Aide Found In Hospital, Senate Presses ‘Payoff’ Quiz

Keen Johnson Undersecrefary 01 Labor   Former Governor O' Kentucky Named By Truman

LABOR OFFICIAL IS EX-GOVERNOR   Keen Johnson of Kentucky Becomes Undersecretary, Post Created by Schwellenbach

Johnson Labor Undersecretary   Truman Gives Clayton New State Dept. Post

LAND OFFERED TO VETERANS      IFTEEN THOUSAND HOPE TO BE AMONG THOSE GETTING’ 87 RICH CALIFORNIA  . FARMS

Chile Torn by Labor Unrest   Union Sets Strike Showdown Against Government Policies

Chile Labor Will Strike. On Monday.        General. Walkout To: Protest” 2... Government Policies

CHILEAN STRIKE TIES UP RAILWAYS, VITAL INDUSTRIES   Confederation of Labor “forced Showdown wih  Fp Re

Chilean Element Calls For Strike   Want Demand For Recognition Of Nitrate Unions Enforced

Churchgoers Told Of Broad Post War Plan   Program Would Relieve Housing Crisis, Help War Veterans

Churches To Take Handh  House Crisis   Council Members Asked To Initiate Share Housing Plan

Church Council Pledges ‘Share-the-Housind’ Aid   Praaram Launched

Church Council Approves ‘Share Housing’ Plan   Delegates Adopt Series o' Reports; Meeting Will Close Today

‘Carping Critics’ of Army Flayed  Eisenhower Talks to Reserve Group

Eisenhower Hits Critics of U.S. Amy   Nation Is Warmed To Keep Strong For Strong Peace

U.S. A-Bomb Secrets Are Still Safe From Foreign Agents, Thomas Avers

SESSION CALLED TODAY MAY END LONG WALKOUT   Dewey Opens New Mecting In Detroit As Steel Settles

END OF GM STRIKE MAY BE IMMINENT   Break in Steel Deadlock Brightens Prospects for Conclusion of Walkout

GM Accord Expected On Heels of Steel Pact   Federal Arbiter Calls New Parley; Union, Company Leaders on Hand

GM STRIKE IS LIKELY T0 END MOMENTARILY   Federal Mediator Declares That Prospects Are Very Encouraging.

GM Settlement Thought Imminent   Steel Agreement Brings Brighter Prospects

SETTLEMENT OF GM STRIKE EXPECTED —    Session Slated ‘For This Morning; Situation Brighter

Mediator in Auto ‘Fight Encouraged By Steel Formule   Dewey Expects Walkout of 175,000 CIO Auto Work. ers to End Soon

REICH. DIED OF OWN POISONING  - Twenty- Three Persons GoOn Trial In Medical Atrocities

DRAFT BILL I DUE FOR VOTE BEFORE HOUSI   Military Affairs Committee Approves Extension to July 1

o Extend raft Act o July 1    House Committee Approves Plan Already Passed By the Senate

House Body Okehs Draft Extension   Lower Chamber Vote Expected Soon on Senate Bill

COMMITTEE OK GIVEN BILL TO EXTEND DRAFI   May to Ask Ho us e Consent to Bring it to Floor

TO EXTEND © DRAFT UNTIL IST OF JULY.   Senate Votes Move As Temporary, to Gain More Time ©

DRAFT EXTENOION APPROVED TODAY   Military Affairs Group Puts Okay on StopGap Measure.

Military Affairs Committee Okays Bill to Extend Draft Law to July 1

Extension of Draft Again Is Approved   House Committee Favors Extending Until July 1 —To House Monday

PACKERS PREPARE TO SPEED MEAT TO'RETAIL SHOPS   Work Crews Assembled for Capacity Operations at Plants as Rush of Live stock Continues.   HOGS SELL HIGHER, CATTLE, SHEEP DROP   Consumer Price Resistance Begins to Appear — Eggs, Poultry, Cotton and Wheat  Again Decline.

Crews Assembled to Convert Cattle Into Meat  Deluge of Live  Animals on RA Loewe eb Fg ene nna

Packers Work to Meet Public's Meat Demands   continued Heavy Flow of Cattle Forces Some Prices Down

Packers Move  At Top Speed To Rush Meat   Cattle And Sheep Prices Decrease; Hog Prices Up

Packers Assemble Crews to Meet Livestock Rush   Cattle, Sheep Prices Slip; Public Resistance To Cost Is Reported

Meat Rushed To Consumers   Receipts ‘ot: Majer Mar kets Fall Below Thursday's Levels

PACKERS HIRE MORE HELP IN CATTLE RUSE   POULTRY, EGGS AND WHEAT CONTINUE TO DECLINE

Packing Industry Calls Crews Back Following Layoffs   Market Offerings Are Three Times As Heavy As They Were Year Ago

PACKERS RUSH TO GET MEATS INTO MARKETS   Higher Prices Bringing Resistance Evidence  At Butcher Shops

Reward  Tip on Vacant House Wins Informer Case of Beer Weekly Until Dec. 25

Writer Has Melancholy Thoughts— Othman Goes on Vacation   Diaper Situation Is Only Good ‘News Today

QUOTES MARSHAL TITO   Red Press Tells Russians About , S.-Yageslay Dispute

WESTERN POWERS   “Most Favored Nation” Principle Written Into Italian, Romanian Treaties

‘Most Favored Nation’ Clause Put in Treaty   Guarantees Equal Trading Privileges to All  Nattnnc

Texas Senate Asks Congress to Probe Rapido Disaster   Engagement Which Cost 36th Heavily, ‘Emibttered Soldiers

BYRNES DENIES BARRY CHARGES   Not Meddling in Internal, Affairs of Spain, He Says

Problems to Delay UNO  Adjournment   Fight of Selection Of Headquarters Site One of Big Blocks

London UNBody To Stay On Duty   Battle Developing Over Home Site For Assembly

 Move To Postpone Selection Of Permanent Site For U. N. O. Is Beaten Back By Tie Vote

EFFORTS TO KEEP  UNO CAPITOL IN  EUROPE RENEWED EGYPTIAN ADVISES  DELAY TO RE-STUDY ‘WHOLE QUESTION’

BID TO HOLD UP UNO SITE LOSES   Battle Goes On Over Where To Locate Headquarters

UNO Considers London. Stay  For: Sumnier.  . Decision To “Remain “Would -Postpone™ ~: ' Ue S. Cite: Decision:

Esyptian Suggests UNO Headquarters  Remain in Londor   Urges No Change Until Delegates Reconsider Permanent Site

Tie Vote Defeats Move To Postpone  UNO Site Choice   Temporary Seat at New York Considered

Move.To Defer Selection UNO Site Defeated   Permanent Headquarters Cumanittee Votes 19 to - 19 on Proposal - by Franee

UNO Site Committee At Odds   Postponement Proposal Beaten; Two Others Being Considered

Briton Replies To Charaes of Anti-Soviet Blo   Claims Russians Look Down on Other Methods

BRITISH FOREIGN MINISTER DECLARES RUSSIAN PIUL+ OSOPHY { GREATEST!“ MENACE TO PESCER —

U.S. Bond Drive to Open Today  Campaign Is First Since End of War

U.S. Bond Drive to Open Today  Camoaian Is First   Campaign Is First Since End of War

FRAUD CHARGED AT K, C. POLLS   Government May Probe Pri mary Ballots—Voting Violations Cited

Claim K. C. Vote Fraud   Congress May Probe, Irregularities Reportedly Uncovered By Star Investigators

May Have Vote Fraud Probe in Kansas City   atar Says frregularities Found in Fourth, Fifth Congressional Dictrirte

No Boost in Grain Prices   Secretary Anderson Also Reveals No Premium Payments On 1946 Crop

GOP PLANNING LABOR PROGRAM   Republicans — May Introduce Anti-Strike Bill As Fact-Finding Sub

Farmer Strike Starts in Ohio   Protest Against. OPA Gets Under Way at Neen: 17,000 Join

Farmer Strike Against OPA on  Protest Continuation of Federal Regulatior

Members Told To Halt Sales Of Foodstuffs   Leader Says Others to Join in Movement?

OPA Ponders Reducing Meat In Restaurant:   Sugar and Ford Prices Up: GM Asks to Hike Entire List of Models

OPA Considers Plan To Ration Meats Used by Cafes; Price of Sugar Hiked

OPA TACKS 2 GENTS ONTO PRICE OF SUGAR   Also Limits Meat Purchases By Restaurants

‘AFL, CIO Seek Control Of “Rebel”: Power Union Faction In Pittsbursh

STRIKE GOES ON IN REJECTION OF MUELLER PLAN   Three Unions Wage Battle To Take Over ‘Rebels’ In Duquesne Fight

Russian Accuses Iranians  Of Designs Against USSR   Writer Says ‘Reactionaries’ Trying To Seize Half Of Caucasus, Huge Oil Reserves

Writer Charges Tiny Land Eyes Soviet Territory   Claims Some Officials Still Intend to-Press. ‘Designs’ on Russia

Charges Nation Once Wanted Soviet Area   Former Premier Is Attacked Along With “Reactionaries”

Soviet Armored Column In fran Turns Westward  Toward Turkish Frontier

IRAN ACCUSED OF TRYING TO SEIZE RUSSIAN GROUND   Also of Harboring Politicians Who Desire to Carry on Against U.S. S. KR.   THE WRITER ALEXERY   Those Who Entertained Plans Against Russia In 1919, Still Has Influence.

GRANTS AID IN BUILDING OF Cl HOMES   Governor Delays Action on Measure to Boost Aid For the Aner.

Do Not Recognize Reds Ten Billion Reparations Bill   British Insist Russia Cease Seizures Until Germany Has Exportable Surplus   POTSDAM DECISION NOT FULFILLED   Russia Has Surplus In Zone Of Occupation, British Must Import

BRITAIN SEEKS RUSS DAMPER IN GERMANY   Demands Cessation “of Seizure of Reparations

RUSSIA ASKED. TO CO-OPERATE IN REICH RULE      BRITAIN AGAIN REQUESTS NO FOOD SHIPMENTS FROM GERMANY UNTIL THERE  "2 a8 suRPLUS

Navy Steps Into Coal Emergency   Will Lend Spare Fuel to Maintain  Public Services Lewis Scheduled   Lewis Scheduled To Appear in U.S. Court Monday

To Answer Citation In U.S. Court   Country’s Idle Because Of Labor Disputes Now At Half-Million Mark.

Navy Offers Aid  In Caal Cricie Hl vual Vilvlu   Vnuete Ordered tn Annanne im Endarvnlt Court  od Oe NP pees aoe a Bees ee Monday Morning; Union Faces Fine, Chief May Languish Awhile Behind Bars

SENATE WAIVES RULE 10 CONFIRM LUTHER JOHNSON TO COURT  SENATOR CONNALLY IS LEADER IN OBTAINING UNANIMOUS APPROVAL

 DEAD, 3 HURT IN TORNADOES   Gales And Heavy Rains Cause Considerable Property Damage

VERBAL SPARKS SUAR IN STATE POLITIGAL RACE   Herbert Asserts Taxpayers Financing Lausche’s Reelection Drive

Lausche Blasts GOP Predecessors: Herbert Hits Buleine State Pavroll!

SPARKS FLY IN AMPAIGN      Candidates tmpale Each Other On Verbal Shafts +

Lausche Raps Welfare; Herbert Cites Expenses   Governor Says GOP Was Devoid of Mercy; Op ponent Points Out Boost in Payrolls

Lausche Claims Reforms in His Administration   Herbert Avers Governor Trying To Buy Office

UNION HEADS, ELECTRIC (0. FAIL TO AGREE   Walkout of - 17,000 In Eastern Plants Is Set at 11 A. M.

New Strike Scheduled For Today   Negotiations Fail To Avert Walkout In Western Electric

Truman Doubts 3rd World War  Tells U. N. Fears Are : Unjustified

Calls for Curb On Atomic Energy   President Makes It Clear United Nations Created To Preserve Peace, Not Moke It

Hits Talk of War And Says Rumors Must Be Stopped Lest They Impede World Recovery

Truman Tells UN Peace Must Be Attained; Fears Of War Are Unjustified

Urges Rumors Be Checked To Help Recovery   President Declares Peace Must Be Attained And Pledges Full U. S. Support in Speech Opening Assembly of United Nations   Ry FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

President Opens General ‘Assembly of United  3 Nations Assuring United States Support for Peace Program.

‘Suggests Organization Of World Police Force: Warns ‘Against Split With Russia

Talk Of Third War Said Unwarranted   UN General Assembly Is Opened On Calm Note; Talk Is Praised

PRESIDENT TALKS BEFORE UN ASSEMBLY   Shuns All Political Issues Delivering Solemn Message

President Says War Fears Are Not Justified   Delegates to New Parliament Assured of U. S. Support

Fears of Third War  Unwarranted,  Unjustified—Truman      President Pledges Full Support of United States to the United Nations as Sessions Open

Rumors Must Be Checked,  Savs President   General Assembly Is Urged to Speed Peace At Opening Session

HOLDS FEARS OF CONFLICT UNWARRANTED   President Tells General Assembly of United Nations That Peace Must Be Attained.   REMARKS CHEERED BY DELEGATES   Executive Calls for Agreement on Use of Atomic Energy — Pledges Support to Organization.

In Opening Speech: Urges Assembly _Speed the Peace. Warns.         Against Weslern Split With Prussia exer

POLICE LOCATE MURDER TOOLS   CANYON YIELDS SAW, ALLEGED DEATH GUN

Chilly Winds Release Grip.  “Warm Breezes Trail Current Cold Wave

"COOLING OFF” G0 DAY PERIOD IS PUT IN BILL   Senators Also Accept Truman’s Plan for Fact-Finding Boards

Senate Votes Labor Dispute Cooling Period   Acts To Block ‘Quickie Strikes After U. S. Medi.  ation Has Begun.

TRUMAN'S STAND DRAWS PRAISE IN NATION'S CAPITAL   CONGRESS RALLIES BEHIND PRESIDENT IN RAILROAD CRISIS

Truman Expected To Give Congress Legislation That Will Make Felony Of Strike Against Government And Permit Drafting Of Workers For Federally-Seized Industry, Mines

Senate Votes New Curb On Strikes   Measure Aimed To Discourage ‘Ouickie’ Walkouts

SENATE ANTICIPATES REQUESTS; VOTES TO PROVIDE “COOL OFF”  60-DAY BAN ON STRIKE ACTION WHERE U. S. IS INVOLVED IS PASSED

Congress Set For Message Of President   Joint Session Scheduled For This Afternoon

TORNADOES KILL 3 IN 2 STATES, WRECK 93 HOMES   Five Towns on Southern Border of Kansas City and Another in Northern Kansas Hit.   BUSINESS DISTRICTs, FARM LANDS LASHED   Telephone Lines Are Blown Down and Extent of Damage Remains Undeter minad

Four Dead After Tornadoes Hit Missouri-Kansas   5 Towns in Kansas Cit Area Struck By Twister

pile SURVEY DICATES 6.0. . Mi WIN HOUSE   Strong Republican Trend «Viewed as “Revolt”  fpr ONer ee EL, ante ere,

MAJORITY AT LEAST 41, INS POLL SHOWS   Appear Sure to Gain 47 Seats, Favored in Five Other Races

REPUBLICANS APPEAR CERTAIN TO WIN CONTROL OF HOUSE AT ELECTION TO BE HELD NOVEMBER STH

SURVEY. SURVEY INDICATES THE GOP ~ WILL CONTROL NEXT HOUSE   MINIMUM OF 41 MAJORITY LOOMS AND TOTAL MARGIN MAY BE MORE THAN 720

Secretary of Interior “Fell Out” With Truman Over Navy Appointment   Assistant Interior Secretary Will Serve Until New Appointment Made; Appointment _ of Edwin Pauley Has Not Been Withdrawn

Resignation Is Accepted This Morning   Cabinet Curmudgeon Out After Heading Department of Interior 13 Years.

Stormy Veteran Of FDR’s Original Cabinet Quits Over Paulev Nomination

Ickes Quits Cabinet Post Under Fire   Resignation Accepted By President Alter Row Over Pauley

UALS Uulld Pudi ASU.S. SECRETARY OF INTERIOR TODAY   Resignation Accepted By Truman In Nation’s Capiial.   PRESS OFFICIAL TELLS OF STORY   Ross Says President Did Not Ask For Dismissal.

No Setflement Of TWA Pilots’ Strike In Sight   Thousands Of Passengers, Tons Of Cargo Stranded; 115 Planes Idle

W. C. FIELDS IS DEAD AT 66   Bulbous - Nosed Screen. Comedian Passes In Sanitarium From _ Dropsical Condition.

“The Nose” Succumbs: W.C. Fields, Famed Hollywood Comedian, Funny To The End

FILM COMEDIAN DIES   W. C. Fields Joked With Nurses : Almost to the Last

BULBOUS-NOSED W.C. FIELDS DIES IN SANITARIUM   Quipped With Nurses Until Few Hours Before Death.

W.C.FIELDS DIES AT 66   Bulbous-Nosed Film Comedian Succumbs On Christmas Day

Fields, Movie Comic, Is Dead   Liver Ailment Fatal To Popular Star, 66

Fields of Film Comic Fame Dead   Comedian Quips With Nurses Until “Slipping Into Coma

W. C. Fields, Stage and Movie Comic, Claimed by Death on Christmas Day

Liver Ailment Fatal  a —_  W. C. Fields, Bulb-Nosed Film  Comedian, Dies In Sanitarium

ROOSEVELT ON RUSSIAN TOUR      ELLIOTS AND WIFE GO TO SOUTHERN DISTRICTS BES FORE STARTING TRIP  . FOR HOME

Gives Personal Attention To ‘Labor Crisis’  President Resumes. Direct’ Effort To Calup Rinnoct Strike

CANCELS PLANS FOR FLORIDA VACATION TRIP   U. S. Steel Officials Hold Secret Meeting With Philip Murray

Labor Crisis Reason For Cancellation   President Resumes Efforts to End Quickly 19-Day-Old Steel Strike; U. S. Steel Officers Noncommittal

Truman: Vacation Called Off; Officials Seeking To Halt.Steel Troubles -

Labor Situation Forces President To Cancel Trip   Truman Will Remain in Washington to Face National Strike Problems   POSTPONES MEETING WITH MR. CHURCHILL   Striking Steelworkers and Firm Reported on Brink Of Agreement

End of Walkouts Appears  Imminent As Labor Crisis Cancels Truman Vacation

Florida Trip Is Off After President Sees ‘Bowles In Conference   Cancellation Raises New Doubts About Announcement of Wage-Price Formula; Meeting  With Churchill Is Postponed.

Chief Cancels Florida Trip   ‘Critical Situation Requiring Attention’ Is Reason For Cancellation.

President Cancels Visit to Florida   Feels Necessity of Remaining in Capital To Dea With Continuing Labor Crisis

Strive for Quick End ta Steel Strike   President Cancels Florida Vacation As Hope Rises for Speedy Settlement

Truman Cancels Trip As Showdown Looms   Fact-Finders Suggest 16-Cent Wage Boost For Meat  Workers, Higher Prices Or Larger Subsidies For Da albane

Truman Cancels Vacation To Sneed End of Steel Strike   New Wage Pacts Seen Ending Walkout; Easing of Labor Crisis imminent

Efforts: To Reach Settlement. In‘ Steel. ‘And Other: Strikes. ‘Appear Near: ‘Showde in Stage As President: Calle, Off. Tri : Florida. ;

Florida Trip is Cancelled ‘By President   Policemen Clear Path for Trolleys and Buses in Lancaster, Pa.; Packing Plant Wage Boost Seen

TRUMAN CANCELS PLANS FOR SOUTHERN TRIP BECAUSE OF CRITICAL STRIKE SITUATION

Truman Cancels Trip Because Of Labor Strife   He'll Deal With  Lasting Work Crisis

Critical Strike Situation Forces President To Call Off His Vacation In Floride

TRUMAN DEFERS TRIP 10 FLORIDA   Democratic Leaders Count on Veto If Case Measure Enacted

Feels His Presence Is Needed In Washington; Union And Industrial Heads Hold Conferences

TRUMAN CANCELS TRIP; INDICATES WEEKEND ACTION   Stee! Workers Called to Mass Meeting; Wage-Price Announcement Awaited

VACATION TRIP TO FLORIDA CANCELLED   President And Bowles Hold Morning Conference   RETROACTIVE DATE   Reported Cause Of Delay In Settlement Of Steel Strike

LABOR CRISIS 10 KEEP HIM IN CAPITAL   President Abandons Plans for Cruise Off Florida Because Current Problems Demand His Personal Attention,

President Drops Planned Vacation Trip To Florida   Wage-Prices Solution ~ Predicted; Crisis Is Feared In National Dispute

Florida Trip Cancelled By Chief Executive  Steel Strike’s End May Be Announced Before Wage-Price

‘Circumstances In Washington’ Basis for Move   ‘Immediate Critical Situation’ Cited for Sudden Plan Changes

Industrial Situation —            DECISION THOUGHT TO MEAN THAT EXPECTED END OF STEEL STRIKE IS BEING DELAYED ””

TRUMAN CANCELS TRIP TO FLORIDA   CONTINUING CRISIS IN LABOR DISPUTES CHANGES PLANS

$5.25 INCREASE IN STEEL PRICE SEEMS PROBABLE   Another White House Conference Called; +Date Apparently Only Matter To Be lroned Out; Truman  Cancels Florida Trip

Truman Plans For Vacation  Are Cancelled   Critical Situation in 19Day-Old Strike Res quires His Attention - ‘

Showdown Seems Close As Truman Cancels Vacation   Case Bill Goes To Senate, Signs Of Rugged Future

Strikes and Wage-price Issue Cited   Boos of $5.25 Per Ton in Price of Steel ts  Believed Likely.

TRUMAN PUTS  UFt VACATION IN FLORIDA   $35 a Ton Price Hike with 18'4-Cent Pay Boost Indicated.

Florida: Vacation Plan Is  Delayed   Critical Situation Keeps Truman At  White House

Truman Cancels Vacation   Urgency of Critical Labor Situation Given As Reason, As Steel Settlement Seems Neat

Two-Week Irip ls Cancelled This Morning   Many Arrangements Had Been Completed

SERIOUS LABOR SITUATION 15 SFEN AS CAUSE   Indications Point to Delay of Settlement In Steel Strike

‘PRESIDENT CANCELS PROPOSED VISIT TO FLORIDA IN ORDER TO DEAL WITH LABOR CRISIS

Truman Seeks Quick End of Steel Strike   Cancels Vacation to Florida to Consider Wage-Policy Matter

Resumes Effort To End 19-Day Steel Walkout   Postpones Meeting Witb Winston Churchill In Florida

Hint Steel Strike Hits inpasse  See Delay in oa rN  ar :\ ae f   See Delay in Iscning Steel Price Formula

Seeks Early Wage-Price Solution   Says Problems Need Personal Attention At Critical Time

Cancels Vacation /in Flor : ida to Stay Close to ..°  Develonments   "HOPE FOR QUICK END   aber Crisis and Related F Wage-Price Policy Are.  ‘Involved 

Remains In Washingtor To Deal With Critical  Wage-Price Situation   Secret Negotiations May Bring Quick Settlement In Steel, Other Disputes

TRUMAN'S ACTION HINTS SHOWDOWN AN STEEL DISPUTE   New York Tug Workers Bal. lot on Compromise  Wraoase Pranacni

AGREEMENT IN. STEEL STRIKE ~ NEARLY READ)   DECIDES AGAINST GOING TO FLORIDA AS OPTIMISM IS EXPRESSED OVER STEEL     SITUATION

Not To Leave Washington At This Time   Presses Efforts To End Steel Walkout Without Delay

A eT cee en cere ne at  Critical Problems Cause  Truman To Cancel Trip

Action Puts Dampe: Qn Hones For Early Strike Selilements   WAGE-PRICE FORMULA DELAY NOW EXPECTED  End of Harbor WalkOut Believed Near As Workers Vote

‘ Washington Officials Believe Settlement Near as Result of Secret Conference Between Steel Representatives With CIO

Quick End To Steel Strike and Wage-Price Formula Claim Presi. dent’s Personal Atten. tion as Pressure Mounts for Solution.

RUMAN CALLS FF TRIP TO ETTLE POLICY   ‘Agreements End ‘Two Strikes

Effort Made to End Steel Plants’ Strike  Stabilization Question Involved In President’s Decision on Trip

President Calls Off Vacation to ‘Combat Strikes   Settlement of Steel Controversy Neaz, Is Feeling a

President Calls Off  Vacation   White House Group, Murray Confident on Windup of Country’s Major Stonpage   Food Plan      Opposition Is Offered on Overseas Food; Meat Puzzle Unsettled

President To Stay In Capital To Deal With Labor Crisis   Also Postpones Meeting With Churchill Continues Efforts To End Steel Strike

RESUMES FIGHT TO QUICKLY END STEEL DISPUTE   Corporation Officer Confers In Secret With Murray;  Bowles Called Again

OFFICIALS HOPE FOR QUICK END TO STEEL STRIKE   President. Cancels Florida Vacation, _Give Time to Strikes   8 Months As Labor Secretary Hac Changed Schwellenbach

TRUMAN AGAIN RENEWS EFFORT TO END STRIKE   Tugmen May Go Back Te Jobs Today; Act Oa Meat Proposal

Calls Off Trip, Works To Solve Labor Troubles   Strike Picture Is Somewhat Brighter Over Nation Today

Florida Trip Is Cancelled By President   Troubled Labor Situation Makes It Advisable To ‘Stay In Washington, White House Reports

Penn. Operators Aided By Police Wielding Clubs   Labor Picture Is Brighter Elsewhere In Nation; Steel Strike Nears End

Truman Calls Oi Vacation To tnd Strite   Showdown Action Seen in Steel Strike, Other Labor Crises

TRUMAN STAYS IN WASHINGTON FOR MEETINGS   Cali Mass Meeting of Steel Workers for Expected Developments

President Abandons Vacation to Remain Near Strife Scenes      Resumes Personal  Efforts to End Steel Strike This Morn

Nation’s Chief Rivciitnae: Blane  SLUDGE AL1LUL &  At Satilam  fab UCCLLUME ent   Strike’s Related Price Policy’ One. Obstacle Con, fronting Presid ents:  Sees Bowles Early      Date To Apply Pay Boost Also Probleni   Steel Corporations Reported Against Making 18146. Increase Retroactive *:  to Yan. 1. 1946 ”

Truman Not To Leave Capital For Trip South   Change In Plans Is Necessitated Bv Nationwide Strike Situation   NO ANNOUNCEMENT ON STRIKE STATUS

Doubt Reds Will Leave  Azerbaijan   No Reports of Soviets Crossing Back Into Russia, Iran Says

Army Exodus Still in Doubt   U. S., Britain Not Convinced of Move

U.S. And British Are Skeptical   Not So Sure Russians Moving Out Of Iran Ae Claimad

U.S. And Great Britain Wary of Russian Plan   TWO NATIONS DOUBT IF RED ARMY TO LEAVE ALL OF IRAN

RED POLICY IN IRAN NOT YET CERTAIN   U.S. and Britain Still Unconvinced that Soviets Intend to Withdraw Completely from Province of Azerbaiian.

U. S. And British Envoys Not Convinced Of Red Sincerity  In Withdrawing Iran Forces

U.N.B.RB.A. Wins Praise of Pope Pius XII for Its Aid to Needy Children Throughout the World

Pope Praises UNRRA   In Prayer for ‘Children of World   High Prelate Proclaims ‘Theirs ts Voice of Tomorrow” te Thousands in Larneet Audience of His Pontificate

Relief Plan»  Gets Praise   Pope Pius Receives  35,000 Rome Tots

WEST VIRGINIA RESTAURANTS DEFY OPA RULE   State Asscciation Makes Flat Rejection Of Rollback Order

Ira Hendrickson  Of Crosby Dies   Well Known Woods Worker Died Friday

Ira Hendrickson  Of Crosby Dies      Well Known W. Worker Died Friday

Dowagiac Boy, 1, Is Missing; No Trace Found   Raymond Engler Lost Since Thursday P. M.; Collie Gives Alarm

FIND BROTHERS’ BODIES IN AUT(   Frank And Charles Krischer, Who Formerly Conducted Inn At Cashtown, May Have Taken Own Lives

Strike to Close Coal Mines in 1A Hour Period   Shortage of Cars to Move Output Causes Action

Lewis, Miners Reject U. §. Plan to Write Contrac'   65-Cent Wage Bill Passes Senate; 700,000 Idle

Miners Reject Offer To End Coal Stoppage      Steel And Auto Plants Being Closed By Fuel Strike

Shipyard Strike Of 72,000 Men _ Threatens U. S.   800,000 Workers In Nation Now Idle

Owners Refuse To Budge From Stand, Report   Strike on Issue of Hours Threatened By Union Official

New Threat Seer on Labor Front  ClO Ship Workers File Strike Notice

PROBE THREAT IN MARITIME LABOR DISPUTE   Union Leaders, Operators Have Resumed Wage and Hour Negotiations

SHIPWORKERS TO SWELL IDLE OVER NATION   72,000 Threaten to Leave Jobs as Leaders File Strike Notice Demanding Raise   STRIKE HALTS WORK

Ship Builder: File Notice Of Strike   72,000 Plan Walkout—Mine Shutdown Continues

Say Government Will Intervene In Coal Strike   Action This Week Predicted By U. S. Labor Department Official Today

Strike Of Shipworkers Threatens; Expect U.S, Action!n Coal Dispute

Government Impatient Over Strike   Officials Soy Steal Mills Soon Fo Feef Effect Of Coal Loss

New Strike Developing In Shipyards   Official Says Government Expected to Take Hand In Soft Coal Dispute Sometime This Week

NATION FACED BY. POSSIBILITY OF SHIPMEN’S STRIKE   Thirty-Day Strike Notice.Filed By Union Head for 72,000 Workmen in 17 Shipyards— 18 Cents Hour Raise Ask

Soft Coal Miners Reject Proposal To End Walkou'   Tum Down Offer to Permit Government Board to Prepare Contract

Official Says Government Will Act This Week; Strike Of Shipworkers Looming

New Strike Thr eat By Ship Worker:   Labor Department - Expects Something To Be Done This Week  Ab need MUAAD O22.

Workers In Ship Yards Plan Strike   72,000 Would Quit Work; U. S. May Enter Coal Strike

Maritime Union AsksCompromise  aes Fee Te Fee, A   Concession Made by Workers on Length Of Work Week.

Marine and Shipbuilding Workers File Notice of Panitlinn Vintbesnt

OFFICIALS SEE LITTLE HOPE OF SETTLEMENT   Threat of Coal Shortage Ag gravated; Industry Feels  Loss of Supply

LEWIS TURNS DOWN STRIKE COMPROMISE   Little Hepe Seen For immediate Settlement

WALKOUT LOOMS AT 17 SHIPYARDS   Labor Aid Thinks U. S. Wil Act In Coal Situation

Compromise Plan Scorned By Lewis: Supplies Dwindle      Transit, Truck Drivers Strikes Raise Idle To 700,000

EE een menne S i  CIO Shipworkers Due to Strike Next;  New Moves Expected in Mine Dispute

Unable To Agree With Operators   Claim Members Have Voter in Favor of Walk out June 15 ’

ClO Shipmen Threaten Strike  Gov't Intervention For Coal Discussed

Miners Reject Government Peace Plan   700,000 Workers Idled by Strikes Through Nation

Ship Unions Seek U. S. Plan      Labor Chief Hope That Government Can Cut Working Hours

PROPOSAL 10 END MINERS’ WALKOUT SPURNED BY LEWIS   Plan Would Have Permitted Government to Write Naw Cantroct

Government Action in Miners’ Strike Is Looked for Soon   Labor Department Official Looks for Some  Move This Week

Ship Workers To Ask Govt. For Compromise   Navy Will Man Ships if Unions Strike June 15

Will Providing $10,000 For Definition of One Word Contested by Son

Tito Bows ToU. S. Ultimatum; Planes  To Be Left Alone   Nine Occupants Of First American’ Transport Forced Down On Yugoslav Soil Returned; Tenth Passenger Still In Hospital

Order by Tito Bans Attacks On All Planes      Actions Taken in Face of Angry American Ultimatum Over Downing of 2 Transport. Planes by Yugoslavian Fighters

ORDERS SLAY ARMY CEASE LTS ATTACKS   Declares Incidents in Which 2 U. 8. Transports Were Downed   Will Not Be Repeated.   BELGRADE RELEASES AMERICAN FLIERS   Airmen Freed Hour Before Delivery to Dictator of Washington’s Ultimatum.

Nine Men Held By Yugoslavia Are Released  Occupants Of First Amertcan Transport Forced Down Are Freed  PATTERSON FORMALLY DELIVERS ULTIMATUM Tito Promises “Satisfac tion’: Wreck Scenes To Be Visited      Occupants Of First Amerlcan Transport Forced Down Are Freed   lito Promises “Safisfaction’; Wreck Scenes To Be Visited

Seven Americans and Two Hungarians Are Given Freedom   Tito Gives Strict Orders to Army ‘Not to Fire on Foreign Planes, Either Military or Civil,’ in Future

‘No Firing’ Order Given Slav Troops   U.S, Fliers Reach Anglo Line As Result Of Stern Ultimatum To Marsha]

Crewmen of Army Plane Are Released   All Men Released in Good Condition After Two Weeks Detention

Forces Of Tito Ordered Not To Fire On Planes   No Official Word on Fate of Airmen in Plane Forced Down Monday but All Believed Dead— Correspondents Talk to Tito .

Tito Acts Before U. $. Ultimatum Is Formally Delivered: No Trace Of Crew Aboard Second Transport   Indications Five May Have Perished; Wreckage of Bombers to Be Inspected by U. S.; Premier Believed Infringe ment ‘Deliberate’

Five Americans On Plane Forced Down By Yugoslav Planes Monday Believed To Be Dead

Gives Order To Release Americans   Instruets His Forces Not to Fire On Foreign Aircraft, American Correspondenis Secure Statement.

¢ Americans, 2 Europeans Held 2 Weeks Are Released  Fate of 5 Yanks   Fate of 5 Yanks On Second Plane Sull Is Mystery; Al! Beheved Dead

marshal ie Issues Orders ToHlalt Attacks   Liberated Men Escorted Across Morgan Line

Nine Occupants Of Transport Are Released   Announcement Given in Answer to Note From 2 U. 8S. Newsmen

Army to Slow Rate of Lower Point Scores   Occupation Needs To Determine Men In Overseas Service

Discharge Points To Be Decreased More Slowly   Occupation Needs Expected Ti Determine Home Coming Pace

ARMY'S POINT SCORE TO DROP MORE SLOWLY   Discharge Requirements to Be Cut Feb. 1 But Reductions Will Be Smaller.

POINT CUTTING TO SLOWDOWN FROM NOW ON   New Plans Will Make It Tougher To Get Out Of The Army  <]   NAVY PLANS NEW CUT   er reer es manera mae  Points Drop Again Soon With 188,750 Becoming Eligible For Discharge

ARNY PLANS TO DISCHARGE MEN AT SLOWER RATE   Point Requirements Will Be Lowered More Slowly

300,000 Men Per Month May Be Discharged. Says  Army Information Head

Four Million Troops Have Returned Home   Many War Brides To Be Brought To U. S.

Army Releases fo Be Smaller After Feb. 1   Navy to Cut Score on March 2; 4,000,000 GIs Back

Army to Slow Score Easing  Occupation Necessity To Determine Return

ARMY TO SLOW DEMOBILIZATION   Occupation Needs To Determine Future Discharges

Occupation Needs Slow Discharges   Occupation Needs Now Prime Factor; Navy Announces New Point Cuts

Army Discharges To Be Delayed by Occupation Needs   Point Quotas To Be Lowered More Slowly; Navy Announces Reduction

TOSLOW UP ARMY POINTS   : Occupation Needs ‘To Determihe *. Future Discharges

GIRL REVEALS EARLY ATTACK BY PHANTOM   Young Oklahoma Woman Says Masked Man Tried To Assault Her Feb. 22

SAYS PHANTOM ATTACKED HER      Woman Believes She Was First Victim Of Texarkana Slayer

FIRST OF SERIES OF  CRIMES BELIEVED T0 BE COUPLE'S BEATING  ASSAILANT FITS TYPE

(First Victim Of “Phantom” Describes Her Night Of Horror  “I Can See HimInMy Dreams’

Possible First Attack in Six Texarkana Murders Started on February 22

TEXARKANA ATTACK I$ DESCRIBED   Girl Reveals Attack on Her And Companion

raat Victim Of “Phantom” Describes Her Night Of Horror ; Can See Him!In My Dreams

LaGuardia Raps Surplus Sales   Says Criticism of Slaughter “Quack Quack of Lame Duck”

Slaughter’s Criticism of UNRRA's Diversion of Rails Called “Quack Of Lame Duck” by LaGuardia

 i”  Little Flower’ Blossoms Fiery La Guardia Ties Into CPA Personnel, Surplus Sales

“Quack Quack Of A Lame Duck”...  LaGaurdia’s Blast Sets Off New Tumult In Probe Of War Surplus Charges

SURPLUS SALES PROBE RENEWED   -o Guardia Calls CPA ‘That Ward-Heeling Corporation’

LaGuardia’s Fiery Jabs Highlight Inquiry into Sale of Steel Rails

Siguen Debates En La ONU Hoy   E. U. Se Opondra A Una Solicitud, Dicen

Grecia Presento Solicitud A La ONU En N. York   Su Delegado Desea Estar Presente En La Discusion Del Caso De Albania

Streetcar, Bus Workers Again Quit as Striking Power Workers Still Picket

PITTSBURGH CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL ENDS SYMPATHY ALLIANCE WITH STRIKING POWER COMPANY  tom WORKERS s

Drinking By UN Members Rapped   Boston College Head Says Members “Guzzled Liquor” At Sessions

RAINIER COMBED FOR TRANSPORT   Searchers For Missing Plane Shift Operations To New Location

Mount Rainier May Be Scene of Crash   Search for Craft With 32 on Board Is Pressed

ANOTHER UN BIG3 ROW 1S IN OFFING   New Showdown with Russia Overshadowed by Maneuvering Over Franco.

Ambassador Here Given Orders To ‘Quash Complaint   This Action Is Certain To Provoke An Angry Row On Part Of Delegates To United Nations Security Council,

UN LIKELY 10 REJECT DEMAND   t New Showdown with Russia Already Overshadewed by Diplomatic Maneuvering Over Franco Spain.

New Promise Of Troop Exit Prompts Step   Envoy to Council Ordered to Cancel Action Immediately

olRAN RECALLS HER COMPLAINT AGAINST RUSSIA   New Showdown Seen; Franco Problem Also Up As Council Convenes

Tehran Orders To Drop Iran Issue Overshadowed by Spanish Question

RAN T0 DROP CUNGIL CASE “ARAINST Russ   Faces Growth of Power by Left-Wing, Pro-Russ Tudeh Party.

UN Couneil In Uproar  Over Action   Tehran Communists Exert Pressure On Home Minister

@ FAVE MALLYVIN ee  Political Leaders in Congress Must Find Common Ground

‘@ PAUL MALLON—   Political Leaders in Congress Must Find Common Ground

Sleeping Sickness Menacing Okinawa   Called Extreordinarily Dis. Agreeable; Vaccine Being Studied Now

Tojo, 27 Japs Are Indicted   Arraignment Set Friday, 16 Charged With 4,000 Murders

TOIOZAND:27: OTHER- MILITARY, —DIPLOMATIC-AND-POLITICAL— LEADERS INDICTED 0) MURDER CHARGES

TOJO AND 27 OTHER JAPS INDICTED FOR WHOLESALE MURDER’   Reveal Japan Planned On War To Start In September 1941

{ACCUSED OF LLING 4000 AT RL HARBOR   i] Charged With lanning, Starting nd Waging” War

Tojo, 27 Aides In Court Friday To Enter Plea   War Crimes Indictment Filed In Tokyo Against Nipponese War Leaders

Indictment Filed Against 28 Top Nippon Officials   -Long List of Revolting ° Crimes Included

Russia Wants A-Bomb Report In Arms Talk   Turns Thumbs Down on Domestic Troan Count

MOLOTOV IN REPLY 10 U. S. DEMAND   Propeses Nations List All Arms As Well as Troops

Temperatures   Funnel-shaped Cloud Devastates 22-Cabin Tourist Camp in Mankato, Minn.; Bodies Scattered

SKILLED, MANY   Death Toll In Destruction 01 ~ Minnesota Tourist Camp May Reach 15

Five Perish wi ry 2 « When Lourist  Camp Leveled   Twenty-Two Cabins Are Downed; Cars and Heavy Machinery Wrapped On Telephone Poles

Tourist Camp Outside City ls Demolished   Death Toll May Hit 15; Road Grader Lifted On Tracks As Train Approaches

50 In jured as Twister Hits Tourist Camp   Operating Rooms of Community Hospitals Are Reported Filled

Seven Persons Are Killed By Twister   Mankato Cabin Came Demolished; Death Toll to Rise

TWISTER HITS TOURIST CAMP NEAR MANKATO   50 Persons Injured; Buildings Crushed, Autos Wrecked

Tourist Camp Hit By Twister; Five Known to Be Dead   22 Cabins Demolished in Minnesotc Storm; Death Toll May Reach 15;  Lindetarmined Number Iniurad

22 CABINS AT MANKATO HIT BY HIGH WIND   Town of Wells Also Struck; Eight Reported Hurt in Blow There,

Yule Shopping Advice Given By Economist   ROGER BABSON TELLS ABOUT TRIP TO STORES

DO-XMAS SHOPPING IN YOUR HOME TOWN 1S BABSON’S ADVICE   Asserts Better Values And Better Goods Are Obtainable in Smaller Towns Than In the Big Cities.

Jews Reject Bid To Holy Land Parley   Next Move Seen Up To Britain

Declares Time Running Out On Reconversion Proposals   Wants Public To Use Mass Influence With Lawmakers, Other Groups To Bring About Cooperation In ‘Year Of Decision’

Less Talk By Congress And More Action On Prevention Of Disputes Truman Demand

Fears Serious Consequences From Delays  [leqae ‘Pracciura’. On   Urges ‘Pressure’ On Strike-Prevention, Reconversion Bills

Serious Results Face Nation Unless Full Production Is Had at Early Date     Year of Decision   Year of Decision   President Says Public Is Most Powerful Pressure Group

More Action, Less Talk, Is Truman Plea   Carries Fight for Legislation Direct to the People

President Calls On ~ American People To Insist Congress Act   Says Action in Congress Distressingly Slow on Most OF His Reconversion Measures Badly Needed Now; Wants Labor Disputes Settled, Prices Kept on Even Keel

TRUMAN CHARGES CONGRESS DELAYS US RECONVERSION   Chief Executive Advocotes Action ond “Less Talk’ fram lLenicletacc

Truman Is After Action  At Once   Less Talk And Toy Speed Are Urged Upon Congress

"Time Is Running Out” On Reconversion Steps Warns Nation In Talk

President Stresses Vital Need For Strike-Preven  tion And Reconversion Legislation.

Nation Hears Radio Talk By President   Charges Slow Action In Both House-Senate

President Wants More Action And Less Talk   Tells Nation Time Running Out On Most Of His Other Reconversion Measures. -

—TURNS HEAT ON CONGRESS—   Takes Legislative Body To Task For Failure To  Pass Reconversion Bills   Time Is Running Out, Says President As He Asks Legislation To Lessen Strikes 

CONGRESS ASKED TO TOIL AT JOB   Truman Asserts Solons Spending Too Much Time Talking, Not Acting

MORE ACTION AND LESS TALK FROM CONGRESS NEEDED-TRUMAN   President Showed Concern Over New Labor Troubles  And Price Trends

SEES PRESSURE ON LAWMAKERS AS BIG POWER   President Explains Action in Congress “Distressinely Slow”

Truman Urges Pressure Be  Put on Solons      President Tells Importance of Keeping Up Production, Keeping Prices at Even Keel; Lucas Lauds Talk; Says Action Should Result

President Calls For Demand For ‘Less Talk And More Action’ From Congressmen On Problems Now Confronting Nation

Truman Calls On U. S. People To Demand More Action, Less Talk From Consress On Labor

‘Time is Running Out’ on Reconversion Measures, He Reports; Congress is Slow

Nation's Future In Jeopardy, He Tells America   Puts Blame For IIls In Senate, House On Obstructionists

President Urges People To Demand More Action. Less Talk From Congress   DISASTER AHEAD   Unless U. S. Meets Need Of AlLOu! Production With Full E mployment, Truman Warns In Talk To Nation

Truman Calls For Action By Congress   President Asks American People to Put Pressure On Law Makers in His Wireside Address

“Time Is Running  Out”   _Urges Public Pressure To Force Congress to Pass Needed Reconversion Legislation

More Action anc Less Talk From Conaress Asked   President Appeals For Public Support In Pressing Policies

Truman Calls On America to Spur Congress   Urges Legislation to Lessen Strikes—Tells Nation Time Is Short In Speech Over Radio

More Action, Less Talk on Strike Measures Sought   President Calls on American People to Demand Results From Congress on Reconversion Program; Today’s Comment Is Sharply Divided

President Calls on Citizens to Demand Action by Congress   Truman’s Radio Appeal Brings Varied Reaction in Washington

WANTS ACTION ABOUT STRIKES   Calls on People te Seek More Action, Less Talk “From Conaress.   MENTIONS OTHER SILLS

TRUMAN APPEAL TO PUBLIC HITS CONGRESS CELAY   Tells Need for More Action, Les Talk in Radia Address

Truman Asks People to Demand More Action and Less Talk From Conaress

Calls on People To Demand More Action, Less Talk   Specifically Mentions Legislative Program _To Lessen Strikes; Congress “Too Slaw”:

Claims Handful of Men Have Bottled-Up Strike Control Legislation; Chief Executive Tells Nation

Truman. Urges People to Ask More Action From Congress  Speed-Un On Lows ta Leccen Strikec

Public Is Urged To Seek Action Ending Strikes  Fu rther relays n Reconversi

President Warns Congress To Act On Labor Issues   Nation Is Urged Tx Demand Less Talk More Business Ir Lesiglature

Truman Takes Congress Fight To The People   Asks That They Demand Less Talk, More Action From Lawmakers

Warns Time Is Short for  Reconversion   President Deeply Concerned Over Gtrnike Fvents

Truman Call: For Pressure On Congress   Urges People to Demand Action On Measures to Lessen Strikes

Asserts ‘Timid’ Leadership Cannot Solve Problems of 'Nation’s Postwar Economy.

Truman Calls On People To Demand Action   Asks Congressmen For Less Talk; Decisions  On Strike-Prevention, Reconversion Sought

TRUMAN ASKS LEGISLATION 10 CHECK STRIKES   Warns Solons ‘Time is Running Out’ on Reconversion Measures

'YEAR OF DECISION 1S BEFORE   US, HE SAYS, IN ASKING FOR  \MEASURES TO LESSEN STRIKES

Peonle Asked To Demand Prompt Moves  StU. a fr Mian   “Year Of Decision,” He Says In Radio Talk To Nation

Truman Calls On ‘American People   President Asks for Help to . Get Action From  Lawmakers ;   IN A RADIO ADDRESS   Executive Concerned Over Present and Threat ened Strikes

President Truman Calls Upon People To Seek More Action And Less Tall. From Congress On Legislation To Reduce Labor Strife — Declares “Time Is Running Out” On Most Of His Other Reconversion Measures — Concerned Over Walkouts

Truman Calls For Less Talk  By Lawmakers   Wants People To Demand More Action On StrikePrevention.   ‘SPEAKS TO NATION

President Urges People To Force Congress Enact’  Protective Legislation

JEWEL THIEVES ATIT AGAIN   American Singer Loses Furs and Tewels Sunday

7 MORE LONDON THEFTS OCCUR   Gem And Fur Looters Get $20,000 In Valuables Over Week-End

AMERICAN WOMAN LOSES FURS, GEMS IN LONDON THEFT   Jewels Reported Stolen From Royal Palace Are Found - nears

London Shocked by New Robberies  Gem and Fur Thieves Defy Scotland Yard

JEWEL, FUR THIEVES HIT AGAIN IN-LONDON   Loot Worth $20,000 Taken From Two More Homes

London Robbers Get $20,000 In Gems And Furs      Two Additional Homes Are Ransacked; Gang Blamed.

‘Tip Tickets’ To Go, Chief Asserts  City To B  ity To Be Rid Of Racket. Declares

‘Tip Tickets’ To Go, Chief Assert:  City To Be Rid Of Biter Declares

BOY VICTIM OF _ FAITH HEALING RELIGIOUS CUL!   Last-Minute Appeal to Medicine by Parents Too Late to Save Boy Ill With Polio.

Refused Physician, Stricken Boy Dies   Phillip Bowers, Whose Mother Said Only Praver Would Cure Him, Found Dead In Bed

Pravers Alone Fail To Save  11-Year-Old Polio Victim   Child, Denied Medical Attention By Mother, Who Said He Needed Only Prayers To Recover, Dies After Two-Week Siege Of Crippling Disease

Polio-Stricken Youth Dies Despite Mother's Faith in Cure by Prayers

Mission Lands To Open India Freedom Talks   Reactions of Indian Leaders Vary from Cooperation to Civil War

British Study  India Problem   Political Leaders  Demand Independence

European Split-Up Into Rival Spheres of Influence Seen   Diplomatic Circles in Capital View Paris Parley as Failure

Ministers Parley Has Not Failed, Truman Avers   Byrnes To State When it Has Broken Down; Others are Pessimistic

PRESIDENT SAYS BIG FOUR MEET NOT A FAILURE   Chief Executive Reveals that If It Breaks Down, Byrnes Will Give Report

Europe Faces Division Into Power Blocs   Split Between Allied Nations Near Reality

President Refuses to Admit Failure of Big Four Parley  Split Between Russia and Western

PRESIDENT SEES HOPE FOR BIG 4   Unwilling to Accept View Parley Has Failed

Paris Meeting Not A Failure,  Truman States   Some Diplomatic Experts Feel, However, Thal Foreign Ministers’ Parley Has Failed

Britain, France Support Byrnes’ Conference Plee   Truman Denies U. S. Policy Toward Russia Undergoing Change

NOT FAILURE   Other Diplomats Feel Re suits Forerunner Of Power Politics

Truman Denies Failure of Big-4  But Diplomats Take a Different? View

Truman Still Has Hopes for Big-4 Session Does’ Not Consider  Meeting of Foreign Ministers:a Failure

Paris Conelave NotaFailure Yet--- Truman   Some Observers Predic' Split of Europe Into Spheres

Donnelly Silent On “Bonus March’ By Springfield Vets   Pian to Visit State Capitol Announced at Rally Last Night

Say Bolivian Revolt Crushed   Report About 100 Killed in Effort to  Overthrow Government

30-60. DAYS. TO PASS BRIT. LOAN   —Thoro Study By. Cong. To Insure In Best U. S< Interest

BRITISH LOAN VOTE DELAYED   CONGRESSMEN BELIEVE IT WILL BE PASSED

British Loan Facing Delay   30 to 60-Day Study Likely in Congress

RIGBENTROP REMEMBERS DATS OF GLORT  Streicher Urges Fellow Nazis Facing Hangings To Be Brave

Near End For Nazis   Streicher Urges Rest To Be Brave; All Show Strain in Final Days

Streicher Calm in Last Days; Incites Others to be Coo]   Tells 10 Condemned to be Brave and Strong in Death’s Face

Number One Nazi Jewhaiter Urges Condemned To Be ‘Brave and Strong

Asks Associates to Remain Brave  Streicher Untouched by Impending Doom

Streicher Seems Quite Untouched   Urges His Condemned Associates to Be “Brave and Strong”

DOOMED NAZIS AWAIT NOOSE   Streicher Urges Condemned Associates To Die Bravely Wednesdey

Until The End Streicher Urges Bravery As Nazi Gallows-Time Nears

STRAIN TELLS ON DOOMED NAZIS   STREICHER URGES ASSOCIATES TO BE BRAVE AND STRONG

Nazi Jewbaiter Tells Mates To Be "Brave and Strong”  Convicted Leaders to Die Wednesday: Bibhentran Shaws Strain of Waiting

NAZIS PREPARE TO MEET DEATH   Streicher Urges Doome d Comrades To Be Brave In Imst 48 Hours Of Life.

Nazis Await  Death Day   Urged to Remain Brave and Strong By Julius Streicher

EXHORTS NAZIS TO BE BRAVE   Streicher Calls on Other Condemned Germans To Be Strong.

Republicans Gain Majority In France  let 17.S pat Fdoe   Get 17-Seat Edge Over Communists In New Assembkity

French Voters Cive MRP Lead In Deputy Race   Lead Shifts Back  And Forth Between Populars, Communist Since Early Returns

ILUINUI) NELBO NEW BASIC LAW DECLARES STONE  Supreme Pe ie tice ae  State Con ion Is Out of Step with Times      BUT HE'S NOT SPECIFIC   Jurist Explains He Cannot Particularize Because He — Must Interpret Law”

‘Traditional Ceremony At Capital Will Mark  Armistice Observance

NATION MARKS ARMISTICE DAY   Truman to Place Wreath At Shrine in Arlington As Tribute to War Dead

PRES. TRUMAN LEADS NATION INCEREMONIES   Tribute Paid To War Dead Over World

A Tribute By Truman   To Lay Wreath at Tomb Of Unknown Soldier. _ In Armistice Ceremony

President Honors  Unknown Soldier   Places Wreath At Tomb h Arlington Cemetery— Makes Short Address  Ry FRANCIS ME SIC

NATION TO MARK ARMISTICE DA}   President Truman Will Place Wreath A‘ Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier;  eee raATARKiaa Aanr

Sweeney-Kilgore Race Undecided  Anhrehitaoans f' antbam   Republicans Contend Regulations Violated

Logan County Ballots Under Guard: Republicans Contest Kilgore Votes

Nation's Meat Famine to Last Two More Weeks; Action on OPA Awaited

(ATION THREATENED ViTH WORST MEAT ‘AMINE. IN. HISTORY   PA. Congress Packers, Black : “Market Share flame

SOCIAL NEWS  AST: COMAATATS.L CWPalrTra   By MRS. MAYME JONES Telephone No. 974

SOCIAL NEWS  AND COMING EVENTS   By MRS. MAYME JONES Telephone No, 974

Cause of Hotel  Blaze is not Yet Known   Charred Mattress In Hallway Found In Investigation

Cause of Winecoff Hotel Fire May Never Be Found, Fire Marshal Says'

Cause Of Fire Which Killed 120 May Never Be Known; Hotel To Be Rebuill

CAUSE OF ATLANTA HOTEL FIRE STILL IS BEING SOUGHT   Cigarette Mav Have Started -. Blaze But Definite Solution Not Likely

SMOKER 1S BLAMED FOR ATLANTA FIRE COSTING 120 LIVES   Marshal Holds Cigarette Probably Was Carelessly Tossed on Mattress on Third Floor.   WHISKY BOTTLES FOUND IN NUMBER OF ROOMS   Open Stairwells Seen as Contributing to Heavy Toll— 28 High School Students  Among Dead.

GUESS AT CAUSE OF HOTEL FIRE   CHARRED MATTRESS POINTS TO CARELESS CIGARETTE SMOKER

10 DEFINITE  CLUE 0   cause of Atlanta Blaze May Never Be Fully Determined

May Never Learr Cause of Blaze  Owner Will Rebuild Atlanta Hotel

MAY NOT FIND CAUSE OF FIRE   Evidence Points To Charred Mattress In Third-Floor Hall

Cigaret Smoker Dazed By Liquor Blamed For Fire  Hotel Blaze Investiaate   Hotel Blaze Investigators Told “Burning Mattress” Cases Plentiful

DEFINITE CAUSE OF HOTEL FIRE IS NOT KNOW   But Inebriated Cigaret Smoker May Have Cost Lives Of 120, Theory

Atlanta Hotel Fire Believed Started by Cigarette Smoker  Definite Origin, . However, Probably Won't Be Established

HOT DISPUTE ~ OVER CLAIMS ON ROMANIE   SOVIET SPOKESMAN SAYS OIL __BIRMS GOT PROFITS WHILE “RUSSIAN BLOOD WAS  : FLOWING"

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Soviets Demand Full Reparations from Romania

AKRON TALENT IS SELECTED FOR COUNTY PAGEANT  Cast Of Fifty Now In _ Rehearsals For Part Tn Centennial Stor,

lowa Centennial To Be Celebrated’ In Plymouth County  Historical Pageant 

lowa Centennial To Be Celebrated In Plymouth County  Historical Pageant  Will Be Presented  a # 2

CAPSULES OF HIS. TORY AT PAGEANT   500 Plymouth Countyans To Take Part In Mam mouth Production

STREET WORKERS VOTE TO STRIKE   Ottumwa City Employes to Walk Out Monday

Yugoslavia to Settle Claims —   > $200,000 Bill for. : Two Transports May Be Avreed on This Week

See Yugoslav Claim Settled  $200,000 to Be Price  Ener Attack nn Planoc

OAKLAND STRIKE PARALYSIS ENDS   Over $1,000,000 A Day In Wages Alone Lost During Walkout

Oakland Strike Ends When City, AFL Sign Pact   Teamsters Union Chief Breaks Walkout; Police Get ‘Hands Off’ Order

General Strike in Oakland Is Called Off  1,000,000 Persans   1,000,000 Persons Affected by Paralyzing Tieup

OAKLAND STRIKERS GO BACK TO JOBS   Necessities and Essential Services Make Appearance for First Time Since Tuesday.

Teamsters’ Officials Call Strike Revolutionary and “Instrument To Persecute and  Inconvenience the Public.”

General Strike in Oakland Is Called Off  1,000,000 Persons Affected by Paralyzing Tieup

Senate Group  Okays 10-Year Housing Plan   Program Contemplates 12,500,000 Homes During Next Decade

SENATE COMMITTEE -0.K'S HOME PLAN   Long-Range Program Sets 10-Year Goal

Senate Banking Group Approves Housing Program   12,500,000 New Dwelling Units in Next Ten Years ls Goal

Senate Group Approves New Housing Plan   Long-Range Program Would Provide 12,500,000 Homes

Long Range Ho ousing Program Is A pproved  . Committee Sets Goal Of 12,500,000 New Homes In U, S. In Next 10 Years

Senate Group Okehs National HousingProararr   Long-Range Plan Designed to Build 12,500,000 Units

TWELVE MILLION HOMES IN 10 YEARS  Long-Range Housing Plan Pushed By Senate Group

It Would Have Ben Easy But He Didn't Want 6 See Another Dead Manand Pased $25,000

( orporal, Leaving Germany For Home: Passed Up Chance To Seize $25,000

AILB ut One ‘Free Germany’ Suspects. Freed   Army . In) Germany: Holds “Walter Kazimarek, Leader of Soviet-Sponsor- -: ’ _ ed Movement

Army Intelligence Reports  Only Leader of Organi watten Now Held

14.Germans Held As Spies Are Released   Only One Still Held Is Leader Of ‘Free Germany’ Movement

RELEASE ALL BUT ONE SPY   Alleged Leader Of Pro-Red Ring Still Prisoner

ALL EXCEPT ONE HAVE BEEN RELEASED   Only One Remains in Custody of 15 Members of ‘Free Germany’ Band

14 Nazi Spies Freed By 3.5.   No Reason Given; Alleged Leader Held

ALL BUT ONE OF SPY SUSPECTS IN SECTOR RELEASED   Fourteen, Arrested as Suspect In Soviet-Sponsored Group,  Are Freed

One German Now Held as Russian Spy   Fourteen Working For ‘Free Germany’ Released

RELEASE 14 GERMAN SUSPECTS TAKEN IN OCCUPATION ZONE   Were Arrested on Suspicion of Soviet-sponsored Espionage Near Frankfurt.   ONE IS HELD IN JAIL   Col. Fritsche Would Not Even Say When the 14 Men Were Freed.

14 Spy Suspects Released   Reason Not Disclosed For  Freeing Germans Held  As Soviet Agents

Army Frees 14 Germans   Officer Declines Comment on Reasons For Release

14 OF SPY SUSPECTS RELEASED FROM JAIL   Only Alleged Leader Held In Ring Linked To Russia

Hits U. S. for. ‘Interference’  In Greek Vote   Molotov Tells Peace Conference That America, Britain Have Intervened in. Plebiscite for Monarchy

U.S., Britain ‘Interfering’ In Greece,  Russia Says —  Molotov Points To Troops, Ships; Commission OK’s Ponaratinne Clain

INTERFERENCE IS BLASTED BY SOVIETS   Molotov Declares There Are Big Powers Bolstering Monarchy

Molotov Says U.S Meddles in Greece   Fails to Block Talks  On Albanian Issue

Italian Commission Endorses $100,000,000 Reparations from Italy to Russia; End to Dispute.

Say N ations Interfere In Greece   Tirade Fails To HaltConference Talks On Greck-Albania Row

Paris Conference Debates Border Disputes; Security ICouncil Puts Off Decision

CHARGES U. 5. BRITAIN WITH INTERFERENCE   Molotov Says Attempt Made to Influence Vote in Greece

Declares hey Are Interfering With Activi. ties In Greece, Russian Claim Against Italy Is Approved

Communists Blamed in Zl Deaths   Greek Political Meetings Are Prohibited

Britain, U.S. Charged with  Interference   Molotov Sees Greece In Terrorism Grip; Points to British Troops. Yank Ships

Royalist Win Allies’ Aim, Molotov Says   Fails to Block Study OF Greek-Albantat Burd er Cau. Repurdtons Approved

Albania-Greek Border Dispute Is Considered   Molotov Charges Attempt to Influence Voting Sunday

Kidnaping Plot Is Laid to Grour   Search Conducted For Ileqal Arms

Rail Passenger Travel Cut Is Also Cancelled   Orders Issued as Lewis and Opera tors Meet Again at Truman's Demand

FBI Takes Up Man-Hunt For Condemned Rape Slayer In North Ohio Following Tip   Discharged Sailor Reports Picking-Up Hitch-Hiker Resembling McFarland

ONE OF DEATH HOUSE WARDS STILL ELUDES POLICE TODAY   Search Spreads To Ohio; Start  Investigation Of Prison Practices

Hunt Ex-Marine In Northern Ohio   Convict Hitch-hikes West After Escape

FUGITIVE CHASE SWINGS TO OHIC   Sailor Believes He Pickec Up Escaped Slayer

Escapee Is Hunted By Ohio Officers   Autoist Believes He Gave Convict _Ride to Cleveland

FBI JOINS HUNT FOR CONDEMNED SLAYER OF GIRL   DISCHARGED SAILOR SAYS HE GAVE RIDE TO CONVICT IN N. OHIO

FBI, Police Press Hunt For Slayer   Search North Ohio For Escaped Convict Who Broke Out Of Prisen At Washington

Hunt Extends to Northern Ohio  FBI and Police Join in Wide Search

Hunt Convict Tn North Ohio   Discharged Sailor Says He Had Picked Up Hitch-Hiket In New York.

VET ESCAPES DEATH CFE   Prison Guards Held on Charge Of Negligence

Cleveland Man Recognizes Picture of Fugitive As Man He Gave “Lift? Li  Car Last Night   Guard’s Story Of  Escape Is Revised   Learned McFarland and Medley, Colleagues In Flight From Death Row, Released From Cells

Soviets Ask U.S. To Quit Middle Kast   Pravda Also Assails Church ill; British Say Situation Is Grave

‘RUSSIA ATTAGKS CHURCHILL AS NO 1 ENEMY   Press Demands U. S. Withdraw Troops From Middle East

Official Press Sets Up Clamor Agains Continued Presence of Americar Troops in the Middle East

Quick End fo New Disputes ls Doubtful   Negotiations at Detroit and Akron So Far Unsuccessful

STRIKE PICTURE IS GLOOMY ONE   No Sign Of Settlement Of Three Newest Major Labor Disputes.

No Quick Settlement Of Natioh’s Three Latest Major Strikes: Indicated. -

No Quick Settlement In Strikes Indicatec   Public Transportation Is Crippled In Detroi And Akron; Many Idle

SEE NO QUICK END OF STRIKES   Transit Walkouts Continue To Cripple Detroit And Akron

No Quick Settlement Seen in Transit and Coal Mine Strikes   Lewis and Operators ‘Resume Negotiations After Parley Failure

MINERS, OWNERS. ‘STILL FAR APART IN NEGOTIATIONS   Conferences Resumed in Washington; No Progress Rhado Yactarday

\EARLY SETTLEMENT OF MAJOR STRIKES UNLIKELY  p) See Skate ek ee Ue fe SES

Big Strikes Deadlocked: 777,000 Idle   Stoppage in Coal Mines  Brings Serious Threat  To Steel Output Unless  Settied Ouickly

No Settlement In Sight on Three Labor Disputes   Negotiations in Coal Strike Continued But No Progress Made

Quick Settlement Not Seen in Newest Disputes   Transportation Crippled in Two Cittes

Miners, Transit Aceords Remote   No Progress Made In Coal Wrangle Up To Today

Quick Settlement of Major Strikes Appears Unlikel;   400,000 Miners Idle; Detroit, Akron Hit by Transit Tieups

News Behind the News  Pasnuriehs UelMurn “Weutrnater   WASHINGTON  Des Deer rebar

Chiang’s Soldiers Are to Attack City of Kalgan   Communist Stronghold Is Next on List In Northern China

‘Chiang Troops Press Major New Attacks   Stratedic “owns In Path of ‘Drive. Into. Communist Territory.

Truman Shies From Politics   Relaxes At Independence. Mo.. Home. -Silent On Political Matters

TRUMAN AVOIDS PARTY. RALLIES      PRESIDENT CONTINUES itis ‘SILENCE ON POLITICAL: MATTERS AT HIS HOME  YN_MISSOURIL_

Cardinal Calls Russ Policy Anti-Catholic   French Cardinal Reports Deportation of Over 400 Reliaicus

Say Russia Is Fighting Catholics   Cardinal Declares Reds  Deliberate Campaign to Destroy Church

Cardinal Says Reds Stamp Out Catholies   French Prelate Declares ; Government Forcing Faithful Into Orthodox Chareh

Cardinal Assails Policy of Russia   Charges Soviet Policy Aim ing at Destruction Of Catholicism

Says Catholics Forced To Join Russian Church   Deportation Of Priests * And Nuns Scored  By Tisserant

PRELATE HITS SOMIET ATTACK ON CATHOLICS   Eugene Cardinal Tisserant Says Thousands Face Death or Exile.

Reds Accused of ‘Exiling Catholics   trench Cardinal Says ‘Deliberate Effort’ in Eastern Europe

French Cardinal Charges Soviet Engaged in Campaign to Stamp Out Catholicism in East Europe

Cardinal Charges Russian Terrorism Against Catholic:   French Prelate Says Soviets Are Engaged in Campaign To Stamp Out Roman Church in Eastern Europe

Cardinal Raps  Russian Policy   Says Soviets Wage War On Catholicism

Russia Is Destroying Catholicism East of Curzon Line, Cardinal Says

FRENCH PRELATE YS TERRORS UNDER WAY   Thvusands of Refugees Face Death or Siherian Exile, Tisserant Declares

RUSSIANS NAMED IN CHARGE TODAY   Drive Against Catholics Is Described By Cardinal.

Cardinal Lays Anti-Catholic Purge to Reds   Terror Activity Among Refugees Tacites Charzes

WORK OF CHURCH IS REVIEWED _  Baptists Are Warned Not To. Take Anti-Russian Viewpoint

 County Unit Voting Plan  Is Sustained   Supreme Court Refuse Yo Disturb Decision Of Lower Court In Toalnadoo Case

Georgia Unit Vote System Is Upheld   Supreme Court Won’t Disturb Decision of Lower Court

Georgia Voting System Upheld   Supreme Court Turns Down Review Plea From Atlanta

Refuse Appeal On Georgia’s Voting System   Supreme Court Uphold State’s County Unit Vot ano. Methad.

REFUSES TO REVIEW    High Court Lets Decision Upholding Georgia Vote System Stand

MODERATES WIN IN GERMAN ELECTION   Christian Social Union Emerces Dominant Party

ee Do YOU suffer from  CRAMPS BMERVOUS TENSION   Amazing Discovery Tn a Hearing Aic

Investigators Believe That Companion Might BeAbleTo Solve Green Death Mystery

Parley Still Going on at White House   Eastern Roads Cancel Trains as Strike Deadline Approaches Today

While House Parley Fails at Deadline  President Offers Wage  Ineraance aft $1 482   President Offers Wage Increase of $1.48 a Dav te Workers

Wait And See Policv Rules  On OPA Death   Some Landlords In Montgomery, However, Hike Rents Heavily

Requested To Change Story, Officer Says   Japt. Safford Tells Probers Japs’ War Broad. cast Received, Decoded

Knox Aide Is Blamed By Safford   Determined Effort To Get Him To Change Testimony On Jap Message Is Claimed

Safford Says Message Intercepted   Captain Says Secretary Made ‘‘Determined Effort” to Get Denial

MESSAGE WAS INTERCEPTED   Navy Captain Declares War Tip-Off Received 72 Hours Before Pearl Harbor—Was Asked to Suppress the Fact.

Safford Testifies Attempt Was Made To Get Him To Deny “Winds” Message

Testifies Attempt Made To Get Him To “Forget” Wind Message   Naval Officer Testifies Representative Of Navy Chief Sought To Have Him Testify That No Warning Had Been Intercepted

NAVAL OFFICER SAYS . JAPANESE WINDS” MESSAGE INTERCEPTED AND HE SAID IT “MEANT WAR”

Safford Tells of Effort to Seal His Lips   Says He Was Asked to Make No Mention of "Winds" Message

First Hof-Break In Big Mystery Of Pearl Harbor  Naval Officer Says

Navy Man Says He Was Asked ToDeny Story   Winds Message Wes Intercepted, He Tells Probers

Safford Sticks To His Story  Tells Of Attempts T< Have Him Change

PROBERS CHECK TOKYO. TIP-OFF   Navy Captain Says Japs Broadcast Coded Warning

Navy Attempted To Keep “‘Winds’’ Message Out Of Pearl Harbor Inquiry

SAFFORD CLAIMS OFFICER URGED HE DENY STORY   Telis Pearl Harbor Group of Be ing Asked to Refute Winds” Report

Testimony Revessal Was Urged   Naval Officer Requested ‘Safford to Deny Seeing ‘Winds’ Message

NAVAL CAPT. LiF. SAFFORD BEFORE ~ COMMITTEE TODAY   Determined Effort to Get Him to Tell No Jap “Winds” ". Message Intercepted.   ATTEMPT WAS IN 1945      Stafford Named Navy Representative Was Lt. Com.  a . John Sonnett.

Witness Tells Of Request By Navy Dept. Mar   Says Knox Aide Wanted Him To Retract ‘Winds’ Message Testimony.

Witness Says Effort Made To Get Him To Deny “Winds” Message Intercepted

ASKED 10 DROP WINDS’ FACTS. SAFFORD SAYS   Charges Navy Dep’t Tried To Get Him to Change Testimony

Officer Says Navy Sought Witness Gag   Asserts It Pressed Him Not To Tell Intercept Of Jap Message.

Navy Official Wanted Safford Facts Reversed   Safford Gives Lenathy Testimony

Sensational Charge Made At Inquiry   Effort Made To Change Testimony, Witness Says

Safford Claims Quietus  Applied   Navy Man Declares Pressure Brought Upon Him

Naval. Commander Describes Alleged Effort To Get Him To Lie About Jan -Messare 

NAVY CHARGED WITH COVER-UP IN‘WINDS NOTE   Captain Says He Was Asked To Tell Board He Hadn’t Seen Jap Message

Chief Says Reds Pay for Data on U.S. Movements   They re Wading At Beaumont

@ PETER EDSON   Richberg Works With Lucas on Important Strike Measure

CLAIMS RADIO EQUIPMENT IS CALLED SCRAP   Asserts First st Class Surplus Equipment Marked At  Soran Prirac

Mines Veterans Are Welcomed  * Dr. Thomson Speaks at Student Meeting

Second Mrs. Divine— Self-Styled God Likes His Nice, Tall, Blonde

Divine and Bride Are Given Party; Cultists Rejoice   Father Says He Doean’t Care What Georgia ‘++ Thinks; Bride Is ot Yancouver

MOUNTAIN PARLEY MAY-REESTABLISH IRAN NATL: UNITY:   Reports in Tehran Indicate Representatives’ of - Kurdistan, Azerbaijan and: Cen tral Government. in’ Secret 2 BUTS. oe ay ”

CONFERENCE FOR UNITY OF IRAN NOW ON   Reports From Tehran Indicate Three Parties Are Meeting Secretly In Mountain Town

IRAN UNITY MOVE SEEN UNDER WAY   Delegates Of Three Groups Believed To Be Meeting

ANIAN FACTIONS MAY BE HOLDING TALKS ON UNITY   Central Government Reinains Silent on Possibil. tee af Canterance

Republican Victory Offers Possibility Of Broad Probe into Roosevelt Regimes

Republicans May Reopen Pearl Harbor Investigation; Probe Hopkins Influence

New Pearl Harbor Inquiry Possible In 80th Congres:   Republicans May Also Open Probe of Hopkins’ In fluence on FDR

Tobey Building Up His Case Aoainst Pauley   Ickes Gives Damaging Testimony at Hearing; Committee Recessed

POPULISTS WIN GREEK VOTING   RESULTS OF SUNDAY ELECTION NOT CLEAR CUT

Greek Voters Back Royalist Party Sunday   NO MAJORITY HOWEVER FOR RETURN OF KING

Populists Win Narrowly in  Greek Poll   Vote Shows No Big Demand for King’s Return

Royalists Win in Greek Election But Fail To Gain Power To Restore Kina

PUPULISO WHS GREEK ELECTION: REGIME RESIGNS  Party Leaders Disappointed With Showing; No LefiWing Candidates        COALITION IS EXPECTED     Plebiscite on Restoring King to Throne May Be Put net Vintil 1448   Party Leaders Disappointed With Showing; No LefiWing Candidates   Plebiscite on Restoring King to Throne May Be Put Off Until 1948

Cattle Run to Markets Heaviest In Three Years   Price Picture Confused As Markets Swamped.

William Price, Evansville, Being Held at Shelby County Jail with Three Companions for Crime.   NO FORMAL CHARGES HAVE YET BEEN FILED

Sattle To The Death Between Factions In Mak= ing, He Declares   Battles Threat ‘To Whole Nation   Peace Mission Expected To Return To America  About Sept. 15

BYRNES SPEAKS AT STUTTGART   Need Of Economic Unity In Germany Stressed As American Policy

Four Well Known Speakers Have Been Secured To Address Meetings; School Directors Assn. Also Will Meet for Session On Thursday

Teachers Institute. Directors Session,  Convene Today   Four Speakers Will Address Convention; Schools Recess

UNO’s Vishinsky Blasts British Greecian Policy   Britain Claims’ Russia Did Not Help Allies  Supervise Elections

Dealings With Spain Opposed By Soviets   United Nations Assembly Formally Postponed to Oct. 232

‘Russia Takes Drive At Dealing with ‘Spain on Problems   Paral Ge! oper og Ppmente tied) cage

U.N. Formally Postpones Meet  Russia Objects To Dealinas With France

United Nations Assembly Is Postponed  Russia Objects to Dealings With Franco Synain

Russia Raises New Ob-. jections to Any Dealings by United Nations With Franco Spain. _

U. N. Assembly Meets Oct. 23   Russia Objects to Dealings with Spain

Gift Ideas! $400 Blouses, $200 Step-ins   Londoner Sends Over 160 Pieces of Lingerie Tagged at $75,900,

Lingerie Brings High Prices   160 Pieces from London Shop Tagged At $75,000

1600 Pieces Of Lingerie Cost $75,000   Londoner Peddles Cargo of Garments  For U. S. Women

ANOTHER BOOM WEALTH SYMBOL  Ladies’ Lingerie With Fancy Price Tags Dazzles Gotham .

NATION SHIVERS AT TEMPERATURE DECLINE   Sub-Normal Readings Are Predicted For As Far South As Jacksonville. Fla. Today

Many Sections Feel Strong Frigid Wave   Coldest Weather of Early Part of Season Felt in Country.

LITTLE RELIEF PROMISED FOR FRIGID REGION   CONTINUED COLD AND MORE SNOW PREDICTED

Sugar Refinery Strike Delayed  Labor Disputes Leave 825,000 Workers Idle

Sugar Plant Strike May Be Avoided   Scheduled Walkout Postponed At Least Until Monday

Sugar Strike Is Postpond Until Monday   Ships Return Empty; 825,000 Idle From Labor Disputes

SUGAR oT RIKE THREAT HEADS LABOR UNREST   Walkouts at Six Refineries Due Last Midnight Postponed.

WALKOUT IN SUGAR MILLS DOSTDONEN   Detroit Strect Railway Strike Ended Saturday

CAP-AAF Air Show Set For Saturday At Rubinkam Airport   Many Thrills Are Slated ict Spectacular Aviation Exhibition

U.N. Will Send Group To Probe Balkan Fighting   Security Council Votes Unanimously After Long Debate

Balkan Probe Approved by U.N. Council   Commission to Eye Guerrilla Warfare On Greek Frontier

SOVIETS JOIN IN UN PLAN T0 STUDY GREECE   Probe Voted Unanimously As Gromyko Reverses Stand

Commission of 11 to Go to Greece to Investigate Complainis ivfade By Greek Government

{1 TO MAKE PROBE; RUSSIAN DELEGATE DROPS OBJECTIONS   Commission Will Go to Area Not Later Than Jan. 15 and Report Back as Soon as Possible,   SCOPE OF INQUIRY LIMITED BY COUNCIL   Both Sides Make Concessions —Investigators to Visit — Yugoslavia, Albania and Buigaria.

COUNCIL VOTES BALKANS’ STUDY   Commission to Report On Border Incidents And Greék Warfare

Unit Votes Unanimou: y To Investigate Violationg  ‘Machinery Is Set Up For a      Machinery Is Set Up For a Report On Guerrilla

Commission To Go To Balkans By Next Jan. 15   Russia Makes Number of Concessions; All Is Harmonious

Sov iets Agre e To New Setup’  UN Votes Probe Of  Clashes In Balkans

ifilk Producers Will Discuss Price Increase With Officials   hose Supplying Metropolitan New York Area Will Talk Over Uniform Bovsis . to Offset Loss of Subsidies H

Foremen Fight Lewis’ Demand   Undesirous of Organizing  Despite NLRB Ruling

Operators To Oppose Bosse: Joining Union   NLRB Ruling To Be Taken To High Court, Indicated

Foreman Inclusion  Is to wee     Recent Dinas Made By John L. Lewis Is to  BR. Foucht: Visseouely

UNION FIGHT ON MINE FOREMEN IS OUT IN ‘OPEN’   Bituminous Chiefs Stand Firm In Stand On Soft  Coal Supervisors

G. . WAR BRIDES ARE COMING TOU. S.   Sluty-Six Thousand Wives and Chil dren Will Arrive Within Next Six Months.

International Crisis Averted  Ricky Holder Didn’t Want To Answer Girl’s Letters

lnnessationh Crisis Averted ‘Ricky Holder Didn’t Want  To Answer Girl’s Letters

STIFFEN FIGHT TO HOLD WAGES UNDER CONTROL   Want ‘To Maintain Present Controls Despite Rising Prices

Wage Controls Fight Stiffens   & — ---~— ae  Rising Prices Held No Basis for Raises

Would Keep Wage Policy Unchanged   Stiffen Fight to Keep Con trols, Despite Rising Prices, Announced

GOVERNMENT FIGHTS FOR WAGE CURBS   To Hold Controls Unchanged Despite Rising Prices

Fight Stiffens on Wage Lid   Rising Prices Fail to Alter Determination

WLB To Oppose Wage Increases   Seek To Keep Lid On Controls Regardless Of High Living Costs

WAGES STAY AT PRESENT LEVELS      To Hold d Wages Detwite Rising Prices

World Rationing Ct Food Urged By Pope Pius in Broadcast!   PONTIFF PREDICTS WIDE-SPREAD FAMINI  Food Riots Continue in Eastern Europe Jewish Camps

U.S. Slavs Clash Over Stand Pat  Trieste Program  Connelly Accused Of Insulting France And Yugoslavia

FIRM. STAND TAKEN BY US.   Connally Asks Just Solution F or Trieste

U.S. Is Firm On Zone Issue   Notice Served of No Fur ther Compromise on Trieste

America Plans To Stick By Trieste Position; South African Asks For New East-West Unity

U.S. Retains Firm Stand On Trieste  More Concession:   More Concessions Will Not Be Made, Connally Warns

U.S. Declares Firm Policies On Peace Pact   Slav Bloc Charges Stand  Insults Yugoslavia, TS cence

U. §. TO STAND PAT ON PLARS FOR TRIESTE   Serves Notice Further Concessions Will  Not Be Made

U.S. Firm in Its Position On Trieste   Texas Senator Says Agreement for € ity Must Not Be Revised

EAST TANGLES WITH WEST IN PEACE PACTS   U. S. WILL CONCEDE NOTHING MORE IN TRIESTE ZONE

U. 3, ANNOUNCES STAND-PAT POLICY ON TRIESTE (SSUE   Connally Notifies Peace Con ference That American Delegates Will Make No  Further Concessions.   SMUT MAKES PLEA - FOR EAST-WEST UNITY   Field Marshal Declares Powers, at Moment of Victory, Seem to Be Forming Into New Camps.

U. 5. Won't Budge From Its Position On Trieste Issue  Smuts, Veteran Of Versailles, Pleads For EastWeact linity

U.S. 10 STAND FIRM ON VITAL TRIESTE ISSUE   Smuts Pleads For Unity Between Slavic Bloc,  Western Allies

Final Work On Peace Treaties Begins In Paris   U. S. Says No Further Concession On Trieste Problem

U.S. Serves Notice It Won't Budge  on Trieste Position ©   Peace Conference Delegates Begin Final Consideration of Pacts for Five Former Satellites of Nazi Germany

House Plans Speedy Vote On Draft Act   Committee Recommends Nine - Month Extension After Killing Moratorium

House Signals Speedy Action On Draft Bill   Committee Votes Ceiling On Size; Limit On Training

Debate On Draft Extension Given Top Priority In House   Bitter Battle

Nine Months Extension of Draft Asked   House Committee Rejects Proposal for Draft Holiday

Bill To Continue Draft 9 Months  Gaining Suppor!   Bitter Battle Feared On House Floor

LATEST TABULATIONS   HOUSE SET FOR QUICK ACTION ON DRAFT LAW   Hope To Bring Measure To Vote Before Week End

WANTS HOUSE TO RUSH ACTION ON DRAFT BILL   Committee Votes Nine-Month Extension of Selective Service Measure

Quick Action Urged On Draft Extension   Nine-Month Lease on Life Gets Approval of Committee; Service Induction Goals Set

Nine-Month Extension Is Favored   Measure Given Preferred Place on Calendar With Debate Slated Friday; Senate Deiays Vote

House Plans Quick Action on Bill to Keep Draft Extant   Nine-Months Extension of Law With No Halt to  Induction Plan

Measure Expected To Pass On Roll Call As Solons Shun On-theRecord Vote.

HOUSE LEADERS MOVE QUICKLY ON DRAFT ACT   Pressure Brought To Extend Life of ew with Inductions Halt

DRAFT LEADERS SEEK QUICK VOTE   Action On Extension Given Top Spot On Calendar

House Set For Fast Action On Draft Measure   Vote On 9-Month Extension Hoped For Before Week End.

House Gets Hurry Call On Draft’s  Extensions   Debate Is Scheduled Before Last Of Week

House Plans Quick Action On Proposal   Debate Scheduled  This Weekend With Vote Probable

--MILITARY—  Draft To Be Continued .  Nine Months  House May Vote: This Weekend

House Signals Quick Action On Draft Bill   Keeps Draft Alive For Nine Months With No Halt Te  Inductions.

'House Leaders Signal For Quick Action On Measure 'To Keep Selective Service

‘ House Committee Report Will Open Another Bitter Fight On Floor; But Five Weeks Remain To Secure Legislation     MANY OTHER RECOMMENDATIONS SUBMITTED

Extension Of Draft Given Unit Backing   Committee ‘Limits Term of Service To 18 Months

Nine-Month _ Extension Given Committee Okay   Measure Given Preferred Place On House Calendar; May Vote Before Week-End

Officers,Men To Get $400. More Annually   Draft Extension Act To Be Considered At Sessions Friday

Quick Action on Draft Scheduled   House Debate Planned For Friday and Saturday .

SPEED ACTION ON BILL TO EXTEND DRAFT 9 MONTHS   HOPEFOR VOTE IN HOUSE BEFORE THE WEEK-END RECESS

HOUSE ACTION O} DRAFT EXTENSION 1S SCHEDULED   Expect Bitter Scrap To Be Renewed by Conaqressmen

Continuance Of LawFor Nine Months Likely   Measure Is Given Preferred Place In Hanuee Calendar

House Signals For Action On Draft Proposal   EXTENSION UNTIL 1947 GIVEN FAVORABLE SUPPORT

Seek Quick Action on Draft Bill   Military Committee Approves 9-Month Extension---Debate 1s Set for Friday

Draft Extension Debate To Open Friday In House   Limit Service To 18 Mos.. -Ban ‘Call. Of . Fathers, Boards Retain Powers

Signals For Quick Action  On Draft Bil   Measure Calling For Nine Month Extension of Law Given Preferred Place Ou Congress Agenda

SEEK QUICK DRAFT ACT EXTENSION   Solons Expect to Reach Vote Before Week-end Recess on Bill Prolonging Selective Service Until Next February.

Nine-Month Extension Of Draft Favored By House Group; Expect Vote This Week

House S: ts. Quick Action On Bill te: Keep Draft Alive for $“Months More

HOUSE LEADERS PUSHING DRAFT EXTENSION BILL   Committee Reports Bill Ex. tending Oraft for 9 Months; Bitter Fight Expected.

Quick Action on Draft Extension Measure Sought  Measure Would Dee ee Oe A he Fe 2

House Sets Quick Action On Dratt Bill   Measure Extending Draft Nine Months Given Top Place— Early Vote Expected   Draft Holiday Favored.

Sees British Bread Ration   --Food . Mi nea g he r - Sohn Strachey Pays Tribute To U. S. Effort.

‘Liberal Reward Promised : Miami Student Who Found. ‘Returned Nearly $6,000

Living Costs Boosted 10% In 3 Months  Increase Hits  All Major Items

Living Costs Boosted 10% In 3 Months  Increase Hits AN Maiar Teme

Committee At Odds on  Admissions   Egypt Starts Controversy In UN Political Group By Charge That Council Overstepped Authority

REJECTION OF LANDS SEEKING MEMBERSHIF HIT IN COMMITTEE  PAP ARES FP eee Pee   EGYPT OPENS DISPUTE IN POLITICAL GROUP, ASKS ASSEMBLY MOVE

Controversy Rages Over Mem“bership Applications rejected  _ By U.N. Couneil   RECONSIDERATION ASKED >” FOR ‘FIVE APPLICATIONS

$400 Service Pay Hike Voted By House Unit   Action to Be Made Basis for Halting Draft Induction

Committee Okehs Soldier Pay Hike   Flat $400 a Year Increase Approved

Group Favors: $400 Pay Boost For Servicemen  Lawmaker To Seek   Lawmaker To Seek To Make It Basis For Halting Inductions

SERVICE PAY HIKE FAVORED   Committee Approves $400 Yearly Increase For All Servicemen

Proposed Raise in Pay May End Draft Calls   Subcommittee Is in Favor of $400 Year Boost

$400 GI Pay Boost ~ Gels Committee Ot   Solon to Move to Make Raise Basis for Haltina inductions

Army Pay Hike Advances Step   Hoiwe Military Sub-Group Okavs $8400 [nerease

Senator Asks Partial Merger Of Army, Navy   Requests Truman Summon National Defense Council

Pro-Russians Bow To Iran Government  Agree To Permit Troops Act As Security Force

Azerbaijan Lets lran Army Enter, Easing Crisis   Ignores Soviet Protest, To Allow Supervision Of Province Election

Pro-Soviet Group Reverses Its Defiant Attitude   Iranian Troops Will Enter Province Without Resistance

Iran Conflict Halts, Tabriz Ends Defianee   Province Agrees to Allow Regulars to Police:  hee ee

IRANIAN PROVINCE YIELDS ON SECOND DAY OF CIVIL WAR   Azerbaijan Regime Announc: es Government Forces Will Be Allowed to Police Elections.   FIGHTING CONTINUES IN AREA OF MIANEH   Dispatch Says Rebels Are vaaug Merense Line Supported by Machine Guns  - and Artillery. ‘

Pro-Russian Azerbaijans End Fighting   Agree to Receive Iran Government Troops on  2nd Day of Civil War

Pro-Russian Azerbaijans Run Up Flag   Tabriz Officials Agree For Iran To Check Balloting

AZERBALIANS YELD TO TROOPS   Pro-Russian Element Agrees to Receive Central Govarnment Units ~

Kesistance To Government Troops In Iran Dissipated   Pro-Soviet Regime At Tabriz To Allow Troops Te Enter Province As Security Measure During Coming Elections

Pro - Soviet Azerbaijans Yield; Agree To Entry  Of Government Troops      Tarbriz Regime Abandons Defiance Of Tehran Central Premier Qavam In 2nd Day of Iran’s Civil War; Developments Unclear

AZERBALJANS END DEFIANCE   Pro-Soviet Regime Yields To Iranian Premier On Troop Movement

TABRIZ REGIME CHANGES MIND   Azerbaijan Leaders Obey Iranian Premier On Troop Movement

DEFIANCE ENDS FOR AZERBAWAN   Pro-Soviet Province Ta Let Iranian Troops Police Elections

MAY REFUSE 9 NATIONS MEMBERSHIP   UNO Security Council Debates Fate of Nations

Five Nations Face Bar In Membership To UN Grou   Again It’s Russia Standing Against United States and Britain at Meeting

Official Denies Any Leak in A-Bomb Secret   Russia is Nation Obviously Involved Minister Says

Soviet Named in Canada ‘Leak’   A-Bomb Knowledge Held Not Involved

Canada Marshals Forces Against Espionage Ring Revealing Radar Secrets

BELIEVE ARCTIC RADAR SECRETS WERE OBJECTIVE   FBI Aided In Inquiry

SECRETS ARE REVEALED TO FOREIGN LAND   Denies Atomic Bomb Knowledge  Js Involved

FOREIGN POWER GETS SECRETS: CANADA PROBES   Reconstruction Minister Denies Any Connection With Atomic Energy

Canadian Police Move To Smash Espionage Ring   Russia Is Mentioned In Connection With Theft Of Secrets

SPY RING IS HUNTED IN CANADA   Secret Information Reportedly Leaks To Soviet Gov't.

Probe Crash In Which 23 Killed   Big Transport En Route To Panama Exploded When It Hit Mountain

19 Bodies Taken From Plane Wreck   Army Plane Hits Mountain On Isle Off  Canal Zone

23 CARRIED TO DEATH IN ARMY PLANE CRASH   C-54 Explodes As It Strikes Mountain Off Canal Zone

DAIRY PRICES HELD AT PEAK   Should Begin To Decline Within Next Few Weeks

Board Drafts Price Policy   Decontrol Decision Scheduled Tuesday

SENATE PASSES HOUSING BILL   Wyatt Plan Scored in House As ‘Communistic ~~

SENATE BILL AGES FIGHT IN Tilt HOUSE   Would Provide 200,000 Temporary Hemes for Veterans.

[Housing Plans Under Assault  _ ‘Integrated’ Lobby Seen By Wyatt

Senale Okays Move For 200,000 Homes   Measure Would Provide Temporary Homes for  Families of Servicemen, Vets

SENATE PASSES LEGISLATION ON HOME BUILDING   House Members Debate President Truman’s Measure for Housing

DEBATE EAFEU TEU  or  S  Senate Approves Vet Temporary Housing Bill  Measure Designed to Provide 200,000 Home  punmtee Mauea Action

Senate Passes Housing Bill  SAN ANN *F.....-.......   200,000 Temporary Homes for Veterans Ok’d, Sent to House

Ask Six Million For Harlan Dam   Ahrens and Munger Speak In Behalf of Project at Hearings in Washington.

Heirens Under Constant Guard   Man Under Probe in Degnan Killing Moved tc  Observation Tier

CHICAGO STUDENT LINKED TO KILLING OF FORMER WAVE   Heirens’ Fingerprints. Match One Found in Murdered Girl'e Baam

Link Heirens With ~ Lipstick Murder of Ex-Wave by Prints   Tuohy Says 22 Points of Similarity Found; Go to FBI for Check

Heirens Linked With New Crime   Fingerprints Same As Those Found in Suzanne Degnan Case.

Suspect in Degnan Murder and Lipstick Killing of Former Wave Under 24 Hour Watch by Police

SOVIET ENVOY TOS, RETURNS TO MOSCOW   May Go To Parls As Delegate To Peace Conference

Moscow Irip Stirs Speculation In Washington   Ambassador Returns Home For Conference

ARMY ‘FIRES 3 AT ABERDEEN IN SECURITY MOVE   ‘Union-Busting’ Charges 0 Group Denied In Step At Key Proving Ground

Army MenDeny-~ Union. Busting’ As > Are Fired   Civilians. Lose Employment At Aberdeen, Md., Scene Of: Many. ° Becket’ Tests

OFFICER FIRES FIVE EMPLOYES AT ABERDEEN   Denies ‘Union Busting’ Charge in Releasing of Civilian Workers

‘Union Busting’ Denied By Army   Fire Five Men As Security Measure

Army Denies ‘Union Busting  " Fires Five Employes . Of Aberdeen Grounds

‘Union Busting’ At Proving Ground Denied by Army  ‘National Security’ Cited’ as Cause for Release of Workers

Army Army Dé nies Charge of “Union Be. ting’’ After Firing Five “nployees

Army Denies “Union Busting”   Union Says Firing At Aberdeen Obvious  Busting Device

FIRING OF 5 CIVILIANS   Discharged In Interest Of National Security

Army Denies Union Charge At Aberdeen   Five Civilian Employees at Top Secret Testing Ground Dismissed for “Security” Paacsons.

Complaint Made After Discharge Of Five Civilians At Aberdeen, Md.

Army Denies Firing Five to  Break Union   ‘Union Busting’ Charge Refuted with Claim  It Released Employes For Security Reasons

Army Denies Union-Busting  At Aberdeen   Tells CIO Firing Of Leaders Was  ‘Coincidence’

Union Busting Charge Denied By Army Men   Discharge Ordered In Interests of National Security

‘UNION BUSTING } CHARGE DENIEI   Army Men Back DiscHarge Of 5 Aberdeen Employes

Aberdeen Squabble Flares Into The Open.... “Union Busting” Charges Are Denied By The Army

Declares Lewis Seeks To Force  Crisis On Nation   Soft Coal Operator Leade: Says Negotiations Not Likely To Resume For Week

Farm Bureau Members - Annual Meeting Tonight —Meet In Centerville

Montana Marketed 93,336 More Cattle in 1945   Raftery Says Local Inspections Were Much Hiaher in Year

Montana Marketed 53, 336 More Cattle in 1945  Raftery Says Local   Raftery Says Local Inspections Were Much Higher in Year

UNITED NATIONS IN FULL DRESS MEETING TODAY   Selection Of Three Members On Security Council One Of Big Topics

Molotov Attends Assembly Parley  Three New Members Added To UN Roll

Truman Ready To Fill Post In Top Court   Patterson Likely To Be Appointee From G.O.P. Ranks

TRUMAN'S MIND IS MADE UP ON SUPREME COURT   Expect Jackson Or Douglas To Be Chief Justice; Secretary of War Patterson May Be New Member.

TRUMAN SEEKS SOLUTION TO COAL DISPUTE   Jackson, Douglas. Patterson Seen Principles  In Court Shift

TRUMAN STUDIES COAL SQUABBLE   Mind Clear on Supreme Court Issue, President Turns Attention to Strike

President Turns To Coal Strike   Mind Made Up On Supreme Court And Now Seeks Settlement

Several Items On Desk For  Pres. Truman   “Announcement Due Soon on  - Court Appointment and Coal Strike Proves To Be Majer Problem.

Announcement of New Chief Justice May Come Tuesday   President's Mind Is Made Up---Jackson, Douglas, Patterson fn Line for Shite

Truman Is Ready To Fill Supreme Court Vacancies   Has Mind Made Up; Turns Attention To Soft Coal Strike

Truman To Name NewChief Justice   Jackson or Douglas May Head U.S. Court

BELIEVE JACKSON OR DOUGLAS MAY BE CHIEF JUSTICE   PATTERSON HINTED AS NEW APPOINTEE, WHITE HOUSE SILENT

Has Mind Made Up On Court Appointments   Seeks Means Of Settling Coal Strike Before Industrial Paralysis Sets In

LABOR CHIEF HOLDS CONFAB WITH UMW BOSS   Rumor Patterson To B6 Named on Bench; Promote Either Jackson or Douglas

Lewis and Operators Will Resume Parley   Coal Strike, New Court ‘Head Occupy Truman

PRESIDENT SET ON COURT JOBS   Truman To Announce Choices _ Soon: Turns Atlention to Coal Shortage.

Truman Looks For Way to Settle Strike   Predict Industrial Paralysis from Mine Walkout—Successor to Stone Reported Picked

Truman Turns His Attention To Settlement Of Coal Tieup  lacebonan Ow Danslac And Pattarcan PRannartad   Jackson Or Douglas And Patterson Reported In Line For Supreme Court Shift This Week

Truman Tums Aijention To Means Of Settling Serious Coal Silufaion

KAISER-FRAZFR SIGN WITH CIA   New Auto Firm Creates Production Bonus Pool For 1916

BIG FOUR TAKES UP FUTURE OF DALMATIANS   Trials of Italian War Criminals Also Discussed

DELEGATES 10 PARIS TALKO DISCUSS PROCEDURE IN TRYIN: TALIAN WAR CRIMINALS

HOMMA 1S KILLED BY FIRING SQUAD   Man Who Ordered “Death March” Executed In Philippines.

FIRING SQUAD ENDS LIFE OF GEN. HOMMA   Jap Who Ordered Famed Death March Pays Penalty

Jap General Who Ordered Bataan ‘Death March’ Dies Before Yank Firing Squad

Vatican in Reply to izvestia   Makes Retort to "Influence” Aerication

ee a ee ee ee eee PMINISTRETOR'S NOTICE         PXECUPTRIX NOTICE

Catholics Lead  In German Vote   Third of Ballots Counted  In American Zone

New Slant On Profits Seen   Senate Commies Promises To Check Sensational Reports

Senate War Investigators Want To Know About Activities Of  Key Garsson Figures.

MAY TOPS LIST OF PERSONS TO BE SCRUTINIZED   Doctor Orders 10 Day Rest Cure For VWoort Condition’

Fees Paid, Report  . » . @~c. hk Ceam   probers Check Story Gersson Combine Marketed Copital Haftyence’ To Other:

CLAIM GARSSON FIRM ALSO SOLD ITS INFLUENCE   Firms Outside ‘Empire’ Were Promised Fat Contracts

SENATE CHECKS NEW EVIDENCE IN WAR INQUIRY   Committeemen Hear Key Figures Marketed ‘Influence’

KEY FIGURES’ LINKED WITH WAR FEE RACKET   Senators Plan To Look Over Income Tax Returns Of Principals In Case

F ees Taken’ For Promises Of Contracts   Mead Says He Views Exposures in Case Far From Concluded

G. [. BRIDES SAIL: FOR U. S. SATURDAY   Six Hundred With Their Childrer Prepare for Departure From Tideworth, England,

FRENCH OUTLOOK ‘DEPRESSING’  People of France Believe - Peace Conference Failure

Danger to Peace Rests in Rash Russian Gambling Rather Than Desire for More War

Grim Observers of Paris ‘Peace’ Conference  Harbor No Doubt About Inevitability of Wai

With Peace Parley Headed for Failure. Parisians More Depressed Than Any Time Since Last War If Gun Fired

Exrope Wonders: Is World War iit Already In Sigat . Dinlamats. Workmen F eel Paris Peace Conference is Doomed

Gloom Settles Over Paris As Peace Conference Appears To Be Doomed

WORLD WAR 3 NOT FAR OFF. FRENCH FEEI   Observers Claim Peace Conference Headed for Failure; Profoundly Depressed   GENERAL FEELING IN PARIS OF UNREST

Europe Feels New War In Sight As Failure Stalks Peace Session At Paris

Paris Meet Headed For! Fai ailure   P Correspondent Says Dejection Seen Among Diplomats And Peonle tn Stroate

RUSSIAN EXPANSION PLANS KEY TO WHETHER NEW WAR THREAT— AP ANALYST MACKENZIE THINKS

if War Comes Between Russia and United States, What Then? Question Is Being Openly Discussed Over Paris Dinner Tables

Gloom Settles Over French Capital As Peace Parley Heads For Failure   World War Ill Already In Sight, Perhaps In Year Or Two; French See Clash : Between U. S. And Russia

Peace Meetinas Doomed fo Fail?   Paris Seems to Think War in Siaht

Peace  Conference Doomed To Fail, Concensus Of Opinion Around Paris

MILITARY REASONS   GAZETTE’S TELEPHONES   French And Foreigners Alike Profoundly Depressed . . . .  Parley Doomed?--Europe Sees World War 3

TEMPERATURES   Paris Peace Conference Believed Doomed; Third World War Held Certain   Veteran Associated Press Observer Reveals Bleak Pessimism; Clash Between America And Soviet Russia Regarded As Inevitable   RY RELYIAN TNORIN

— DELEGATE ‘WORN OUT AND HOPELESS’ —  Paris  Gloomy as Fears Grow That New War Is in Making

Third World War Already in Sight Feeling in Paris   People Who Know Deeply Depressed by Development in Talks

Paris Sees Third War Coming Up   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Forelgen Affaire Analvet

Opinion Is Conference Is Failure   Profound Depression Is Noticed in France as Result of Clashes at Peace Parley   Officials Are. Sad   Some Even Leave Paris: Feeling Is World Wa 3 Is Near

The Question of Peace Or War Hinges on Russia’s Post-War Ambitions

Opinion, Atmosphere Around Peace Conference Depressing Foreboding Of World War III

’ Peace Talks Failing, War Fears Grow   Writer Samples Opinion in Europe, Finds Paris Thinking Mostly of Date When World War itl Will Come.

World War Hl In sight?  Paris Peace Parley Appears Doomed To Dismal Failure, General Beliet

World War til in the Making, Parley Opinion   NO IMMEDIATE WAR IS EXPECTED BUT PEACE PLANNERS GLOOMY.

People In Paris See Peace Conference As Failure, Third World War In Sight

Deep Gloom Over Future Grips Paris   Foreigners and French Feel World War III Within Sight

They.-Are. More -Depressed Today-Than At Any Time Sinee ‘the Last Gun  :.” Wag Fired

AP Man Finds Paris Gloomy, Convinced War III Is in Sight      Re REILMAN StORTW

GLOOM GRIPS PARIS AS PEOPLE FEAR: [eee FINAL  Third War Is In Sight EDITION

People of Paris Already Talk Of World War Il   Depressed Europeans Feel Peace Conference Is Headed for Failure

Peace Conference Due For Failure, Is View In Paris   French And Foreigners Feel New War In Sight

Ugly War-Fear Ghosts Mock Peace Efforts   Gloomy Observers at Paris Conference Think Conflict’s In Sicht.

J Mackenzie's Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Anaiyst

World War Ill Looms As Delegates Talk Peace   By RELVMUAN MORIN.

Paris Depressed  Over Peace Hope   Writer Finds General’ Feeling Is That Another War  Is in Sight   Flurry of Clashes With Russia Brings War Talk (+ Into Open

Failure Looms For Peace Conference; Distressed France Feels World War Ill Already Is In Sight

Paris In Gloom; Peace Meet Appears Failure; Third War Believed in Sight   Rv RELMAN MORIN.

SAYS CONFAR AT PARIS HEADS FOR FAILURE   AP Writer Claims People Fee Third World War Is in Sight

Paris Meet Headed For Fatlure   AP Correspondent Says Dejection Seen Among Diplomats And People In Streets

Peace or War to Sepend on Soviet World Ambitions   ANALYST SAYS SOVIETS DO NOT WANT WAR AT THIS JUNCTURE.   By DeWITT MacKENZIE.. AP Forcign Affairs Analyst

Correspondent Finds Many in Paris Who Believe World War Ill On Wee

Pauley Hired Legislators, Says Witness  Oil Man Stands Firm, Refusing To Quit Battle

Claims Pauley  CY “Paid Salaries Of T A wm aker:  mite ty anand.             ployed ‘By “Advertising Ageéeney During O31'Co. ‘Permit Drives: One .. ‘Now Coneressnint--

PAULEY FIRM HIRES SOLONS   Advertising Man Reveals Two Legislators Given $200 a Month

Pauley s Company Paid Legislators, Ad Man Testifies  Nominee Fights

   Charges Pauley Employed Two State Legislators   Were Active In Promoting Sale Of Oil Products

PAULEY NAMED IN NEW CHARGE   Witness Claims That Firm Paid State Legislators

Pauley ‘Hired’ Solons, Charge   California Advertising Man Makes Allegation

Pauley’s Firm Paid Salaries Of Two California Legislators, Witness Says

Says Pauley’s Oil Company Paid Wage of Two Lawmakers   One of Them is Now a Member of Congress From California

Says Pauley Paid State Legislators   Two were Employed For Five Months, Californian Accerte

PAULEY REFUSES TO QUIT FIGHT FOR NOMINATION   Ad Man Says Salaries Of Two Legislators Poid by Corporation

TRAN NOMINEE REFUSES TO QUI DESPITE PRESSURE   Ccavinced He Will Be Confirmed for Post as Navy   a peer

VS PAULET'S (OMPANY PAID LEGISLATORS   giness Testifies Solons Aided « i Corporation; Withdrawal Rejected.

Says Two On Payroll For: Five Months   Advertising Man Hearing Witness

MITNESS SAYS PAULEY FIRM PAID SOLONS   Testimony In Nomination Hearing Counter To Previous Claims

Pauley Paid Legislators, Witness Says  Advertiser Declares Two Got $200 A Wonth

Says Pauley s Company Paid Solons Wages   Reimbursed Firm For Salaries Earned By Legislators, Claim

Pauley Linked to Legisla lors   Witness Describes Puldicity Johs of Meu in Elis Pay

MILWAUKEE —(UP)— Washington park xzoo’s first baby giraffe was born Tucsday at 11:07 a. m.

CATTLE PRICES REACH NEW HIGH   several Load of Prime  . Steers Sold at $27.50

ALL-TIME RECORD IS SET BY STOCK   Prices. for Cattle Are Highest Ever at Chicago.

TEACHER SHORTAGE PROBLEM IS SOLVED   Kansas Superintendent, Using Nylon Stockings as Lure, Fills All Vacancies.

Food Ministers of 17 European Nations Turn to Germany as Possible ‘Source of Coal and Fertilizer: Both Are Needed to Avoid Famine

European Nations Turn To Germany for Aids Against Famine   Food Ministers Favor Increased Rations For Reich Ministers to Step Up Exports, Coal and Fertilizer Needed

SPEED SOUGHT ON ATOM BILL   McMahon Wants” Law. bY  Hiroshima Anniversary

CONGRESS ASKS DOMESTIC ATOM ENERGY CONTROL   Law Seen On Books By Aug. 6 To Regulate Use Of Secret Material

RED DEMAND ON TURKS 13 U.S. CONCERN   Diplomatic Officials Reportedly Take Serious View of Soviet Desire to Get a Dardanelles Foothold.

Trip, Near East Tension Coincide  Carrier FDR on Training Cruise

Mighty New Carrier FDI Joins US Naval Units  To Tour Tension Spots

MIGHTY CARRIER ~ TO ASIA MINOR   U. S. Flattop on Way to Mediterranean as Tension over Dardenelles Mounts

‘New Carrier FDR to Mediferranear As Tension Mounts in Near East   Training Cruise Coincides With. American Fears of Open Crisis; U. S. Takes Serious View of Soviet Union’s Demands on Turkey

Mighty Roosevelt Carrier To Join Other U.S. Naval Units In European Waters

U. S. Carrier Due at  Lishon Today  Training Cruise   Training Cruise Coincides With Growing Tension

Yank Carrier To Cruise In Troubled Wafer   Mediterranean Tour Of USS Roosevelt Is Hailed As ‘Show Of Strength’ For USSR

‘Mighty New Aircraft Carrier -FDR Joining Other U.S. Naval  ‘Units In Mediterranean Sea   Training Cruise Coincides With Developing Tension In Near East

Tension High  In Near Kast   American Diplomats Are Tak. ing Serinus View of Russia's  Demands on Turkey

U. S. FLEET ON "TRAINING TRIP TO NEAR EAST   Russia Demands to Share Control With Turks at Dardanelles

Say Trip Is Training Cruise   Officials Eye Red Demands on Turkey In Dardanelles.

Mighty Carrier of U.S. Navy Will Join Fleet Near Turkey   To Become Part of British Force as Tension in Near East Grows

Big U.S. Carrier Te Trouble Zone In Mediterranean   Training Cruise Coincides With  ’ Mownting Tension in Near East

U. S. Sending Top Naval Units To  Mediterranean As Tension Mounts   Huge New Carrier FDR, Joining Training Cruise U. S. Reported Prepared To Support Turkey. Against Russia

U. S. Fleet Units Steam Into Mediterranean As Near East Tension Grows

° ee Carrier Bound for Trainnig Cruise in Mediterranean ‘Near East Tension a Coincident

Russo-Turkish Dispute Alarms U. S. Officials   Carrier FDR Heads For Mediterranean As Tension Mounts

U. §. Ships In Mediterranean  Dardanelles Tension Factor In Cruice

Powerful Alrcraft Carrier i Mediterranean on Cruise  Is Coincidental .

U.S. Naval Units Leave For Cruise 'In Mediterranean   Carrier, Cruisers, Destroyer to Cruise Under British Command Near Troubled Near Bast.

New Carrier to Mediterranean  Pontes af "Bancavelt’ Coincides with Tension in Near East

On ‘Training Cruise,’ Ship May Force Hand In Dardanelles Dispute

Mighty U..S. Carrier To Mediferranean   Franklin D. Roosevelt Cruise Concides With Growing Tension in Near Eost

Mighty Carrier FDR Sails To  Mediter rranean   Training Cruise Coincideas With Developing Ten sion in the Near Boot

Mighty Carrier Heads Group of U. S. Naval Vessels on Mediterranean Trip

Yank Vessels to Mediterranean as Soviet Threatens  To Participate in Fleet Maneuvers With British Ships

Big Carrier At Lisbon   Show of Strength by American Ships in Mediterranean Seen

US Sendine Carrier To Near East.   " JOHN. M. HIGHTOWER Press Diplomatic

U.S. SENDING BiG CARRIER T0 TROUBLE SPOT   FDR to Take Training Cruise in Mediterranean Sector

Carrier FDR Nears Lisbon For ‘Training’   Reds May See Display Of Might as Warning Jn Dardanelles Issue

Carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt Bound For Mediterranean “Show of Force”

Big U. S. Ships Are Gathering r Mediterranean   Carrier To Be Joined By Cruisers; Training Cruise {s Given As Reason

Promptly Fixes Date for Strike After Rejecting Government Plan And President Checks Next Move To Mines Chief

Proposal For A Truce Reiected By UMW Bass   Responsibility Is Labor Leader’s Says Truman

Mine Shutdown Is Scheduled fo Start Wednesday   President Checks Responsibility to Miners’ Chieftain

Truman Says Plan Fair to UMW, Owners   Krug Supported By  Attorney General in  Ruling Lewis Cannot Reopen Contract

Lewis Defies President: Strike Near   Coal Walkout Set For Wednesday as Negetiations Faii

Lewis Rejects U. 5. Proposal   Truman Seys Krug’s Offer Fair and Equitable, Best For All Concerned

Brushes Aside Truman Appeal Rejects ‘Truce   UMW Chief Scorns Proposal Leading to Private Operation

Leader Gives Formal Notice Of Termination   Responsibility for Shutdown Is Placed

THE WALKOUT WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY   U.M. W. Chief Heralds a Pre-Winter Shutdown After Failing to Reach a Wage Agreement With the Government,

Ignores     Appeal   Mine Chief Announces End of. Contract With Government After Rejecting Settlement Plan

Rejects  Appeal of White House   Turns Down Proposal of  Krug for 60-Day Truce

Mine Strike Nov. 20 Now Appears Certain   Union Chief Moves To End Contract With Government; Truman Asks Reconsideration of 60-Day

; UMW ‘Chief Gives Notice , Contract With U, S. Ends ; Wednesday  + MEANS MINE a OSING   -MEANS MINE CLOSING   BURR es TERS Be Nel NO os Te  Trueman Says Operators Had Accepted Krug Coal  DBeranncal 

‘Temperatures   Shutdown of Mines by Nov. 20 Expected Following UMW Chief's. Rejection of Plea From President

Coal Miners To Strike in Five Days   Truman Places Issue Up to Lewis; Compromise Rejected

EXPECT MINERS TO LEAVE PITS AFTER NOV. 20   Termination Follows UMW Chief's Refusal of 60 Day Truce Offer

Bombay Quiet Under British Troop Control   Police Authorities Begin Search for Trouble Makers

Uneasy Peace Now In Bombay; Students To Act   City Has First Quiet Night’Since Last Monday New Protest Planned

UNEASY CALM IN BOMBAY AFTER NAVAL MUTINY   Police Begin Reunding Up Troublemakers; Cruiser  Guards Harbor   GANDHI IN APPEAL TO TERMINATE VIOLENCE

TROOPS BRING END TO INDIA STREET RIOTS   Armored Cars Patrol Bombay As Bloody Disorders End

INFANTRY GUARDS TAKE UP PLACES ON INDIAN NAVY SHIPS   Rebels Apparently Take Gandhi’s Advice To Avoid Violence

Troops Patrol Bombay Street:   Infantry Guards Take Ship Posts  Ch tao eo ee

British Troops, Police Patrol Bombay Streets   City Settles info Uneas) Calm; Trouble Makers Are Rounded Up

British Troops and Civil Police  Patrol Trouble Zone   Sporadic Disorders Are Reported; Backed by Six-Inch Guns of Cruiser, Admiral Returns to Flaaship

British Troops And Police Board Indian Navy Ship:  Armored Cars Patrol   Armored Cars Patrol Riot-Scarred Streets of Bombay

Precautions Are Taken In City Of Bombay   Uneasy Peace Is Effected By Factions

Uneasy Calm Settles Over Riot-Scarred Bombay   Troops and Police Station Themselves On Surrendered  Indian Navy Ships

BOMBAY RIOTING SEEN NEAR END   Cotton Mills Open Again; . Streets Calm, But Still Under Patrols

British board ships of rebellious Indian navy, guard streets  Oniy sporadic disorders bre:  $ Awe eee ee Vee ee ee  p tia atte te

BRITISH TROOPS ACT TO PREVENT STUDENT RIOTS   Take Every Precaution To Keep Uneasy Peace In RiotTorn Bombay After Week Of Streeé  Fighting.

Vardaman Wins Recommendaion Of Committee   Senator Barkley Predicts Senate Confirmation “Without Trouble”

Vardaman Wins Committee Vote   St. Louisan Slated for Federal Reserve Job

Committee To Develop South ls Formed   Former Governor Broughton Heads New Organization

Jailed Again, With Six Marriage Tries   Robertson Had Three — Wives—  WIth6Ut Divorce— When Only 17

SIXTH WIFE SAYS WATE ROMANTIC   Steeplejack, 23, Pleads: Innocent T Is ) Charge of

YOUTH 15 AGAIN HELD FOR BiGAMY   THOMAS A. ROBERTSON, 23, ALLEGED TO HAVE TAKEN 6 WIVES IN 4 YEARS.

NEW WEAPON FOR WARFARE  Atom Tests May Reveai ‘Death Ray’ for Engines

Light Vote in City Election   Atomic Bomb Test in Spring May Put Armed Forces on Track of New Weapon

Stassen Gets Prize Speakipgsorax Assionment In Dewey's Back Yard

STASSEN DRAWS PRIZE ASSIGNMENT   To Give Lincoln Day Speech In New York

Stassen Will Give Lincoln Day Address in New York   Prize Assignment Is Right in Tom Dewev's Rackvard

Stassen Gets Prize Lincoln Day Address   To be Principal Speaker at Dinner in New York City

STASSEN GETS THE SPOTLIGHT   CHOSEN FOR NEW YORK LINCOLN ADDRESS

Stassen Grabs Prize Lincoln Day Assignment   GOP Hopeful Will Speak In New York

STASSEN OBTAINS POLITICAL PLUM  Will Deliver Man Lincoln Day Aire n New a

U.S. To Keep Bomb Secret   Connally Gives View After Stay in London

Miss Pratt Will Make Tour of NC   Congresswoman Plans Speechmaking In Cities Of State

Pepper Makes Bid for Left Wing Support   President Truman's Party Leadership Strongly Threatened

DEMOCRAT SPLIT SEEN IN CHALLENGE   Sen. Pepper, Fla., Bids for Party's Left Wing Support

Pepper Fires Truman Blast   Says Wallace Would Make Better Chief

Sen. Pepper for Wallace, Rather Than Mr. Truman  Florida Democrat Asks Party Move More tn tha “tafe? _

RECLUSE LEAVES HIDDEN HOARD   $469,500 Found in Debris-Littered Flat

Half Million Discovered In N.Y. Flat   Wealth Found After Her Death Goes to Sister And Two Nephews.

A 13-Inch Snow Falls In Montana   While on the Other Side of the Globe Temperatures Reached 90 Degrees.

Probers Find Trace Of More War Warnings   Reports Sent To Hawaii Contained Vital Information

College of Nursing Will Hold Graduation Friday; Homecoming Day Saturday

Dodgers And Cards Will Play Off The   Season Ends in Deadlock for First Time in 7} Years

“It's Getting Tougher To Find A Job”  ’ Ex-Soldier Offers To Sell An - Eve To Finance A Business

Hitch-Hiker Is Sought in Ohio Slaying   Pittsburgh Woman’s Body Found by Road Near Her Ditched Car

McCarthy Vote Margin Over Bob LaFollette was 5,396   Goodland Compiled 15.384 Over Immell

McCarthy Lead  5,396 in Official  State Tabulation Goodland Margin  15,383; Zimmerma: Loses His Record

Wives, Germans Making Friends   Germans Envious Of American Shoes;  Highly Pleased

German Women Give American  Housewives Arrivingimthe Occupied Zone Warm Welcome

PERON DEFINES POWER GROUPS   Says Argentina Lining Up Against Soviet In Coalition

Cleanup Moved By Republicans In New Session   Planned Program Is Constructive Leaders Promise

GOP PROMISES CONSTRUCTIVE LEGISLATION   Start Discussions on Site of Next Presidential Convention

Vow Sweeping Clean-Up Of New Deal.... Deal .  GOP Promises Change

“Constructive Legislation” Promised By Republicans !n Sweeping Cleanup Of New Deal   Labor Law Designed To Prevent Critical Work Stoppages To Be Offered At Once

GOP Leader: Look to Cleanup Task   Constructive Program Is Predicted for Party in Congress

Republicans Will Back Constructive ‘Clean-Up’ Plan   Martin Raps Rule Of Last 14 Years As Too Expensive

Constructive: Program in: New Congress Being Planned ~ By GOP Leaders

Constructive Pr’, ‘tram in Congress Promis:.{ by ‘  GOP: ‘Clean Up’ \::w Dea

GOP Promises Clean Sweep Of New Deal   Martin Declares Responsibility Of Rescuing Nation Rests With Party

GOP Chiefs Pledge ‘Cleanup Campaign’ For Next Congress   Promise “Constructive” _ Program; Regret Lack of Supreme Power

Republicans Promise Constructive Laws that Will ‘Clean Up’ New Deal

[Republican Leaders Plan ‘Clean-up’ Program After 14 Years of New Deal

GOP Promises To ‘Clean up’ Government   Legislators Plan To Have Constructive Program in Congress

G. 0, P, LEADERS BIVE SUPPORT TO PROPOSED PLANS   Rep. Martin Says Job Will Be To ‘Clean Up’ After New Deal

[REPUBLICAN LEADERS PROMISE \CONSTRUCTIVE PROGRAM TO \CLEAN-UP ARTER THE NEW DEAL

GOP Promises to Back Constructive Program   Leader Says Republicans Should Rescue U.S. from Ravaces of New Deal

Constructive Legislation Pledged by Republicans tin New Deal ‘Cleanup’

Wartin Says 6.0.P. Must Rescue U.S. FromLongRavages   Republicans : 1s. Will Bach Constructive Program in Congress, He  Rorlares

G.0.P. PLANS A CLEAN-UP OF NEW DEAL   Program of Leaders in New Congress Will Be Constructive—N ational Committeemen Planning Future Activities.

G.0. P. HOPES T0 ‘RESCUE NATION’   PROMISES TO BACK CONSTRUCTIVE LAWS IN NEW CONGRESS

GOP Chiefs Map Cleanur Of New Deal   Party Must Rescue U.S. From 14-Year ‘Orgy,’ Martin Tells Leaders

G. 0. P. PLANS TO ‘CLEAN UP’   Martin Says Party Must Rescue Nation From New Deal Policies

Republican River Rises  At Oxford  Several Towns’  — '  raffie Halted

— Flood Conditions—  Republican Up: Oxford Bridge Out   Torrential Rains Upstream Blamed

FLOOD THREAT IN NEBRASKA   Republican River More Than Mile Wide In Southwest Area

Japan’s Accused War Makers Allowed 10 Days More To Prepare Their Defense

Jap War Trials Begin Today   Opening Statement Of Prosecution to Be Made Today

Japs Fail To Eseape  Prosecution  _ Given 10 Days Mor To Prepare Defens

Trials of Accused Jap War Criminals  Called Up in Tokyo   26 Prisoners Allowed 10 More Days to Prepare Their Defense

Trial Of Jap War Leaders Opens Today      Defense Loses Motion to Have Charges Dismissed.

10-DAY RESPITE GRANTED JAPS   Counsel For War Criminals Allowed Time For Case

Tojo, Other Jap Leaders Go On Trial   26 Accused War-Makers Hear Opening Statement by Prosecutor — 10 Day Extension.

BEGIN TODAY   Chief Prosecutor To Present Lengthy Statement Tomorrow

ALLOWS DELAY IN JAP TRIALS   Block Last-Minute Hope tc Escape Prosecution

Japs Receive More Time For Defense   International Trials Are Opened; Try To Escape Is Blocked

Tribunal Blocks Japs’ Efforts fo Escape Trial   26 Nipponese Leaders Given 10 More Days To Prepare Defense 

JAP BIGWIGS ON TRIAL FOR ACTS AGAINST WORLD   Tojo and His Pals Allowed 10 Days More To Prepare Their Defense

QUITS HIS BED TO TESTIFY IN BILBO INQUIRY   Senate Probers Delve Into Campaign Funds Of Mississippi Senator; Witness Tells How Corrupt Practices Act Was Gotten Around.

Says ‘Informal’ Money-Raising  Bodies Exempt   Testifies Only Main Com: mittee of Candidate Is Required to Report Expenditures   “It’s Just Like The Hatch Act”   Senator Bilbc Says He Does Not Intend to Answer Testimony Until Is Completed

Mine Walkouts Force Idleness In Steel Plant:   Over 30,000 Workers Hit; Additional Thousands Face Imminent Layoffs

Coal Strike Paralyzes Industries   Thousands Laid Off By Steel Firms; Transportation Hit

30,000 WORKERS IDLE IN STEEL TRANSPORTATION   Spreading Tenacles of the Walkout Reached Beyond Coal Mines.   MORE FURLOUGHS UP   Additional Thousands Expected to Be Laid Off By Stee} Corp.

Steel Men, Railroads Feel Paralysis That Has Gripped Soft Coal. Are:

BRIDES, BABIES OF GPS REACH INEW YORK PORT   456 Women, 170 Children Here In First Contingent

CASCO HEAT PADS, $3.95, $6.15 AND $7.10. THE OHIO PUBJIC SERVICE CO __Ad_

NeW COLD WAVE NOW ON ITS WAY   Weather Change May Be Felt In Midwest Tomorrow.

Fifteen Railroads Operating in Chicago Area Will Curtail Service Due to Coal Situation.   WARTIME DARKNESS PREVAILS AT NIGHT

THREE SOLDIERS ARE SENTENCED TO HANG   Trip Milled American Sergeant And Wounded Three Others Is Tevarian Villare

U.S. Soldier Trio Doomed to Hang   Negro Group Involved In Fatal Shooting

3 GI's To Be Hanged For Killing Soldier   Two Other Men Given Life Sentences, Four More Acaquitted

REDS REVERSAL MAY JEOPARDIZE TREATY SESSION      Molotov’s Switch Would Cut Meeting Into Five Sections

PEACE PARLEY PLAN UPSET BY RED DEMANDS   Molotov’s Proposal May Split Delegates Into Confused, Impotent Factions.

Russian Demand May Wreck Peace Parley   Wartt To Chop European Peace Conference Into Five Discussions

Peace Plans Of Big Four Are Stymied   New Russian Attitude Blocks July 29 Conference

RUSSIANS AGAIN MESS UP PLANS   Soviet Proposal To Split Up Peace Meeting Gives Ministers New Trouble

Red Throws Wrench Into Treaty Plans   Molotov Demands Divided Authority In Writing Terms

Red Demand Threatens Peace Meet   Russians Want Conference Divided into Five Parts  for Discussions

RED DEMANDS MAY WRECK PEACE PARLEY   Russians Want Peace Conference Divided Into 5 Sessions

New Red Demand Threatens to Kill Peace Parley Plan   Molotov Wants Separate Groups to Consider Axis Satellite Treaties   MINISTERS FACING ANOTHER DEADLOCK   Byrnes Opposes Scheme to Strike China from List of ~ Inviting Powers

Russians Again Throw Damper On Peace Parley   Molctov Backs Off From Agreement Among Big Four.

BIG FGUR AGAIN IN CONFUSION   RUSSIAN PROPOSAL THREATENS PEACE CONFERENCE

i i ee a i i i i fn li i ti,  Government To Allow Whipping Cream Sale

Bolivia Mob —— Lynches Three   Action Follows Alleged Assassination Attempt Against New President

HANGINGS E PLOT TO KILL BOLIVIA. HEAD   THREE MEN RANGED IN PUBLIC SQUARE OF CAPITAL AFTER ATTEMPT TO MURDER  ’ "NEW PRESIDENT

Three Hanged Following Attempt fo ‘Assassinate President of Bolivia

Calls For . Britain-U. §, Military Paet   President Truman Pleads For Support Of United Nations

Churchill Favors U.S.-British Military Alliance:  Hits Soviet Expansion of Power, Doctrines

Churchill Accuses Reds — Of ‘Seeking Expansion,’ Pleads for U. S. Heln

Truman Requests “Full Support” Of UNO Charter To Save Mankind   Britain's Wartime Minis: fer, President Speak from Same Platform   CHURCHILL SHARPLY CRITICIZES RUSSIA   Soviet Is Accused of Seeking “Indefinite Expansion of Power’

Churchill, In Speech, Warns  Russian Gov't   Former Prime Minister Charges Soviets Desire “In definite Expansion” —Truman Pleads for Support of Charter

HURLS CHARGE RUSSIA SEEKS MORE POWERS   President, Speaking At Same Event, Urges  ’ Full UN Support

RUSSIA SEEKING GREATER POWER, BRITON CHARGES   Wartime Premier, in Fulton Address, Advocates Use of Similar Weapons by Two Countries.   TRUMAN ASKS FULL SUPPORT OF U. N. ©.   President Tells Crowd “These Are Perilous Times”—Iwo Receive Honorary Degrees  at Westminster. ;

Former Prime Minis- ter Calls for Virtual “Military Alliance Between’ Britain  And United States.

urchill Urges Military ince by U.S., Britain   Truman Pleads for ‘Full Support’ of United Nations Charter After Former Premier Hurls Charges Against Russia

Churchill Says Soviets Plotting To Extend Power And Policies.   British Leader Urges Anglo-American Military Alliance; Truman Warns World Headed For Peace Or Destruction

Russia Accused of Indefinite Expansion Plans _ Churchill Uses Shar,    Language;  - Truman Also Talks

‘STOP RUSSIA’, SPEECH TREND   Britain’s Wartime Prime Minister Bluntly Accuses Soviet Of Expansion 

Virtual Military Link Is Urged By Churchill   Accuses Russia Of Seeking To Expand Power

Two Sent To Prison   Widow of Slain Man And Lover Plead Guilty To Adultery Charge

GOP Presidential Hope Will Run High If Party Gains Congress   Tradition Indicates That Faction Winning House In Off-Year Election Has Good Chance Of Sending Own Candidate to Top Position

TRADITION FAVORS GOP IF THEY WIN OFF - YEAR VOTING   Control of House Points Way to Election of President,  Records Reveal

Republicans Look  To Precedents   Rule Has Been Party In Control of House Elects President

Greek Claims Are Rejected   Ally Nation Deniec Any Bulgarian Territory

Big Four's Plan For Same Borde! Adopted at Mee   South Africa Is Only Nation To Vote With Athens Government

GREEKS FAIL 10 GET SLICE OF BULGARIA   Commission Rules For Unchanged Frontier

GREEK CLAIMS ARE REJECTED   Peace Conferges Adopt Big 4 Recommendations For Unchanged Frontier

BULGAR FRONTIER CHANGES REJECTED   Greek Demands for Slices of Territory Refused

Secretary May Defend Policy Toward Soviet   Speech Scheduled For Broadcast At 0 1 Clack Taninh+t

Byrnes Drafts Foreign Policy Radio Report   1  ‘Speech Expected To Cen.  ter On U.S. -Russiar  Conflict.

BYRNES TO REPORT ON PEACE SESSION IN RADIO SPEECH      Secretary of State to Tell of Progress Made and of U. 8. Soviet Conflict

BYRNES T0 TALK ABOUT RUSSIA IN BROADCAST   Also Hint He May Reply to Wallace Criticism in Talk at 10 O'clock

Byrnes to Make Report To Public   Secretary of State To Discuss U. S. and Soviet Diplomatic Rift

REPORT TOU.S.   Secretary Will Discuss Conference in Broadcast at 10 P. M.

BYRNES SPEAKS TO U. $. TONIGHT   Secretary Of State To Re-. port To People On Paris Conference At10P.M.    ._BY JOHN M. HIGHTOWER-

Report on Peace Meet Due Tonight   Byrnes’ Radio Address Is Scheduled for 9 P. M.

Byrnes Ready To Report On Russians  Secretary Mav Take   Secretary May Take Opportunity to ‘Answer Wallace

GOES ON AIR AT 9 O'CLOCK THIS EVENING   Expected to Report On Soviet-American Diplomatic Conflict

Byrnes To Report To Nation On Peace Parley   To Go On Air Tonight To Report Diplomatic Conflict Between United States And Russia

Byrnes Drafts His Speech to Be Given Gn Soviet Confiet   Some ‘Authorities Declare He Wilk Lash Back at Wallace; May Reaffirm Idea~

Expect He Will Smash Wallace's “Soft” Policy      Speaks Tonight; Will Knock Down Charges That Capitalism Is Encirecling Soviet

Byrnes Drafts Radio Report   Expected To Discuss U. S. Relations With Russia

Byrnes Drafts Foreign Policy  Radio Report   Speech Expected To Center On U.S. - Russian Conflict.

People to Get Byrnes Report At 9 Tonight   Expect Radio Address To Be Discussion of State of Relations With Soviet Union

SECRETARY MAY GIVE VIEWS ON U. 8, RED DISPUTE TO NATION   _ EXPERTS EXPECT STATE - OFFICIAL TO ANSWER “BLAST FROM WALLACE

Byrnes Drafting Report To U.S.   Secretary Will Go On Air At 10 PM With Message

Byrnes Ready To Report On Russians   Secretary May Take Opportunity to Answer Wallace

NATION AWAITS BYRNES REPORT   Secretary May Hit Back A Criticism By Wallace

—WALLACE MAY BE PANNED— Byrnes To Report On  Paris Peace Meeting —

Bymes to Voice Foreign Policy Stand, Belief   Wallace Implications May Be Smashed in Address Tonight

BYRNES TALK MAY ANSWER SOVIET CHARGE   Beply To Wallace Speech Expected As Report To Nation Is Readied

Byrnes Makes Report Tonight On Relations With Russians   30 - Minute Broadcast Scheduled For 9p. m

Secretary To Answer Red Charges   Sen. Vandenberg Schedules Talk Tamorrow Niaht

Byrnes to Explain  Diplomatic Trouble  With Soviet Union   Goes On Alr Tonight At 9 p. m.---Will Give  Coanference Story

BYRNES DRAFTS REPORT ON U. S.. SOVIET DISPUTE  EXPECTED TO LASH  BACK AT WALLACE ON FOREIGN POLICY

Byrnes Report to Nation Will Point Up Diplomatic Conflict With Russia at Peace Meeting

Byrnes On Air Tonight   Talk Reportedly Will Deal: Primarily With  The Present State of TJ. S-Soviet Relations

BYRNES MAY LASH BACK AT WALLACE   Secretary Expected to Answer Criticism of Foreign Policy and Discuss Row With Reds in Radio Talk Tonight.

Byrnes Ready To Broadcast On Soviet Line   ‘State Secretary _ Expected To Answer Wallace Tonicht:

Byrnes Expected To Lash Back At  Policy Criticism   Secretary To Make 30 Minute Broadcast At 10 P.M.

BYRNES SET TO REPORT ON PEACE MAKING   Secretary of State Expected In Radio Talk To Lash At Criticisms of His Foreign Policy   AT TEN THIS EVENING

State Secretary May Lash Back At Wallace In Disputed Stand Against Russia; Truman Applauds Work Done During Peace Conference

Byrnes Drafted a Report Today   On the Diplomatic Conflict Between United States and Russia.

Byrnes Report To be Tonight   Commended by President for  Work at Parley

Byrnes fo Report Tonight To U. S. on Russian Relations   He Has Two Main Objections in Radio Broadcast

Byrnes Prepares Soviet-American ‘Conflict’ Report   State Secretary May Lash Back At Wallace In Broadcast Tonight

Byrnes to Speak on Peace Parley   Some Suggest He May Lash Back at Wallace

Byrnes to Air U. S.-Russian RiftatlOP.M   Nation May Hear Answer to Crities Of Foreijien Policy

Sunbure tosts Plenty: Burglars.” Are ‘Proprietors; Hamburger. 40c

— OTHMAN—  Ouch! So Vacation is Cheap!  Othman Suggests Loan on Home Before You Stari

So You Want to Take a Vacation—  Othman Gives Out Advice   You'll Get (Sun) Burned, Says Writer

Government Is Stiffening Its Hold On Inflationary; Pay Boosts Are Not Backed

U.S. STIFFENS WAGE CONTROL   RULING IN LUMBER CASE IMPLIES AIM TO HOLD PAY LINE

IND ROUND PAY BOOSTS BANNED   Reconversion Director Wants To Keep Prices in Line

U. S. Moving To Halt New Wage Boosts   Me Second Postwar Increase Denied Lumber Workers

Stiffens Wage Control Policy   Rules Wage Boost Can’t Be Passed on In Price Raise

Ban New Round of Pay Boosts   Government Stiffens Inflation Control Policies

Tightens Grip On Inflation  at a  “3 we We Contra Fottey   ZUSGS ic     Government FR fr aM cya BE: Vv EP enn 8 Mas OcCuste atin  Pay Boosts In Lumber Industry

Policy Told  In Ruling on Lumbermen   Decision Implies Intent Of Holding Wage Line For Time Being.

Lumberjacks Are Denied 2d Pay Hike   Inflation-Contro] Policy Stiffened to Keep Wages in Line

STERNER WAGE POLICY LOOMS, STEELMAN SAYS   Refusal To Sanction Raise In Lumber Industry Holds the Line

Steelman Refuses To Okay Second Postwar Wage Hike For Lumber Workers In NW

Anti-Inflation Policy Is Stiffened .. . . Government Turns Down Additional Pay Boosts

Government stiffens Inflation Price Policy  a _— i _ nn . ae   In Northwest Lumber Ruling. Rejects Increase

U.S, GETS T ON WAGE BOOSTS   Refuses ‘Second Round’ 01 Jumps To Lumbermen

Government's Anti-Inflation Policy Stiffened  Reconversion Director   Reconversion Director Steelman Rejecis Boost In Lumber Workers’ Pay

Bonds Over $50   Keep Control Over Wages  Deny West Coast Lumber Petition

Pay Increase To Lumbermer ‘Turned Down   Government — Strengthens Inflation Control Policies In Decision,

U.S. Tightens Inflation Curbby Refusing Wage Boost 0. K.   Northwest Lumbermen Turned Down on Pay Tocrease Approval

US. lightens Inflation Control Policy By Refusing Pay Boost For Lumber Workers

REFUSE SECOND SALARY BOOST   Steelman Rejects Higher Pay for Lumber Workers

Govt. Tightens Up On Inflatior Control Policy   Refuses To O. K. Second Round Of Pay Boosts For Lumber Workers.

Steelman Rules No Lumber Salary Hike   Government Stiffens Inflation Controls

INFLATION CONTROL TIGHTENED   Second Round Reconversion Pay Boosts Refused

Government Stiffens Inflation Price Policy   2. In Northwest Lumber Ruling. Rejects Increase

IRECONVERSION PAY      Government ‘Stiffens Inflatior Control Policies by Deelin“ing Wage Boost

Government Says  ‘No’ to Wage Bid      Steelman Ruling ‘Affects Pacific Lumber Workers; General Hint Seen

Sen. oe Dies Toda   President Pro Tempore State Senate in 1945 Succumbs at Slayton

FAVOR GO-CENT FLOOR ON WAGES   Senate Compromise To Scuttle Farm Parity Proposal

Ee  60-Cent Minimum Wage Compromise May Scuttle Farm Parity Amendment

AGREEMENT ON _ MINIMUM PAY   COMPROMISE BY SENATE FAC“ TIONS WOULD ELIMINATE ADDING FARM LABOR ‘COST TO PARITY

Drive Against Price Chiselers Outlined by OPA   5-6000 Investigators tc Crack Down on Violators

SWEEPING ECONOMIES TAX GUTS PLANNED BY COMING CONGRESS   Republicans Prepare To Cut Budoet To Minimum

Begin Mapping Plans For Speedy Tax Cut Drive   House Republicans Make Fresh Demands For Sweeping U. S. Economies   LEADERS GATHER AT WASHINGTON

Confidence High In Both Parties Over Governorship Race   Oklahoma Elects Slate Of Stat. Officers, Congressmen, Legislature

WEATHER MIGHT PREVENT LARGE VOTE TUESDAY   State’s Rural Roads Muddy on Eve of Election—GOP, Demos Confident

Rains Threafen To Slash Total. Oklahoma Vole   s  Many Rural Roads . Turned Into Mud Puddle: Which Appears Certain To. Reduce Farm Vote

Would Bring Increase to Six Millions   Senate Labor Committee Approves Measure — To  Senate Monday

SENATE LABOR COMMITTEE APPROVES RAISING IMINIMUM WAGE-TO 65 CENTS.-. APPLIEC-TO MORE

‘Measure Would Set 65-Cent  ‘Minimum Pay   Changes Would Bring Additional Millions Under Wage-Hour Law

650 Wage Floor Is Approved By Senate Group   Bill Likely To Be Ready for Senate  Consideration Soon

Weather   So-Cent Hour Limit To be Studied By Solons.  ACT’S COVERAGE ALSO EXTENDED Additional Workers To Be  Included In Terms of Measure,

SOVIET YOUNGSTERS ARE SLAIN’  Nazis Feed Cakes, Coffee And Poison To Children In Oray

Russ Charge Nazi Child Poison Plot   Children Fed Lethal Meal, Prosecutor Says

C10 MOVES TO ~ CALL GENERAL FORD STRIKE:   30-Day Notice Filed; Health —  Hazards at Issue

New Cardinals Receive Rings   Given Final Symbol O Their Dignity

NEW CARDINALS RECEIVE RINGS   Msgr. Albert Meyer Is Appointed Bishop Of Superior, Wis.

BESTOW RINGS ON CARDINALS   27 New Princes of Church Receive Final Symbols Of Their Rank

Cardinals Presented Rings At Consistory   3 Latin American Cardi: nals Too Sick to Attend Ceremonies

New Cardinals. Receive Rings ~~ Tntinal Rite   Symbol fof - Their, New. Dignity Presented to to   27 of the 32-at—S  _. Consistory _

Topaz Rings Presented To 21 Cardinals   Special Consistory To Be Held For Three Too Ill To Attend *

27 Cardinals Receive Rings At Secret Rites   Three Latin American Cardinals Are Too IU To Attend Ceremonies

77] CARDINALS ~ RERENVE RINGS   New Officials of Church As: signed to Titular Areas at Close

New Cardinals Receive Rings   Catholies’ 32 Princes Assiened to Churches

Reds Lose in Anglo-French  German Zones   Communists Ahead in Two Soviet-Held Provinces

PLANS HAVE BEEN PERFECTED FOR HIGH PRIORITY FREIGHT   AIR, LAND AND SEA EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM HAS BEEN MAPPED QUT

Surplus Industrial Plant To Be Sold   Justice Department Approves Sale By War Assets Administration

Temperatures   West Hails Sale of Big Geneva Plant As Boon to Area   Signing Formalities All That Remain to Close $47,000,000 Deal; Ruling Rejects Idea That Deal Is Anti-Trust Violation

Rescued Weather Observers In  Good Condition  Survive Storm On Mountain

RAILWAY WORKERS GRANTED INCREASE   ! Non-Operating Btatherbootls

Martin Draft Heads to Climax   Governor Fails to Break Silence on Possible Candidacy

Soviet Leader Asserts   Veto Elimination Will © Result in Collapse of UN

—UN SESSION —  Others Set To Answer Russia   PLOT TO RULE WORLD DENIED

Exception Taken By Australian   Molotov Holds U.N. Would Collapse Without Veto Power

Australian  Challenges Molotov Talk   Red Minister Says Elimination Of Veto Would Collapse U.N.

LABOR UNIONS LAUNCH BATTLE ON PORTAL PAY   Big Employers Face Collection Suits  Under Ruling

FERNANDEZ FAILS ‘TO FILE EXPENSE; ‘BALLOTS HELD UP   Absentee Ballots Not Mailed Pending. Opinion From Attorney General

Delay Demanded On U.S. Atomic Control Plan   Russia Requests Postponement In U.N. Council

Soviets  Demand U.N. Put Off Vote   Atomic Energy Set For Delay Seven More Days

Further Study Atom Control Plan Is Asked   Russia and Canada Want It Studied With Arms Plan.

VERDICT SEPT. 23 FOR 20 NAZIS   Goering Shouts His Innocence Over and Over

Nazi Defendants Enter Last Pleas   War Trials Verdict Set For Sept. 23

Court Hears  Final Defense   Goering Stands By ‘What I Have Done’

Verdict in War Crimes Case: To Be Announced Septem—-—-ber 23 After Recess   TOP NAZIS DENY GUILT AS TRIALS ARE CLOSED

Verdict in War Trials Sept. 23   Hitlafr’s Henchmen Make Final Pleas

Nazi Attendants Get Last Chance To Defend Deeds   Long, Drawn-out Trial Of German Leaders For War Crimes Ends

GOERING, NAZI CHIEFS PLEAD FOR THEIR LIVES   Nuernberg Triai Verdict Set for Sept. 23; Hitler Henchmen in Four-Hour Denial

_ TRIALS — 20 Hitler Henchmen Heard   Most Claim ‘Innocence,’ Blame Leader

Innocence Is Shouted By Goering  _ War Crimes Trial  et a] Raraceae

War Crimes Trial Ends as Nazis Make Last Pleas   Verdict Is to Be Announced on Sept. Twenty-Third

Courtroom Crowded in  Wind-ups   Goering Makes Appeal ‘for German People’ and Says No Proof of Guilt Shown   [Defenses Are Made      Kietel, Kaltenbrunner, Streicher, Others Are Heard

September Verdict Expected .  Hitler  eaaiioen Tn Last Pleas Today In 9-Months Nazi War-Cruelty Trials

HITLER AIDES MAKE FINAL PLEAS   Goering Again Raves About His Innocence   PROCEDURE   Of Trial Rapped By Hess: Prosecution Asks Death Penalty For All

Henchmen of Hitler Hear Verdict Sept.23   Final Impassioned - Pleds Made by Accused War Criminals at: Nuiernberq Trials

Verdict to Be Given September 23   Goering Shouts Innocence Over And Over in  Impassioned Plea

War Crimes Trial Verdict Slated To Be.Given in Nuernbera Sept. 23

Goering Shouts Over and Over He’s Innocent; Hess Abusive   Mest of Neurnberg Defendants Blame Hitler

German War Crimes Verdict to Be Given September 23; Defendants in Final Pleas

Defendants AtNuernbers In Last Pleas   Hitler’s Henchmen Speak To Court; Hess Called Down; Goering Grows Loud

VRDICT ON CRIMES PROMISED BY COURT FINAL PLEAS HEARD  FORMER HENCHMEN OF HITLER DEFEND ACTS

NAZIS FINISH DLEAS   Verdict To Be Given On September 23rd, Tribunal Discloses

Top Nazis Will Hear War Crimes Verdict Sept. 23   Goering, Hess, Frank Keitel, Schacht, Make Their Final Pleas at Nuernberg Trials

NUERNBERG WAR CRIMES TRIAL SET TO CLOSE   21 Defendants Take Stand for Last Time; Expect Decision in September

Hitler's Top Henchmen, Ledby _— Goering, Make Last Plea Before International Military Tribunal

Goering Opens By” “Shouting”  His Innocence   In Strong” Voice Former Reichsmarshal Makea Appeal “For Gere maa Peopte™   Hess Unleashes  Storm of Abuse     Hitler’s One-Time Deputy Attacks Entire Proce: dure War Crimes 'Trink

Verdict In War Crimes Trial Due Sept. 23   Prisoners Heard In Final Pleas At Nuernbera

Court to Give Sentences September 3   Leaders of German War Machine Are Awaiting Fate

NUERNBERG TRIAL VERDICT SEPT. 23   TWENTY HENCHMEN OF ADOLPH HITLER . MAKE FINAL PLEA

Crimes Hearing Verdict Is Near   Nuernberg Court Hears Nazis In  Final Plea

WAR CRIMES VERDICT DUE SEPTEMBER 23   Date Announced Following Final Pleas of 20 Hitler Henchmen Accused of Starting World War IT.

Rivermen Hunt inMurky W ater kor 10 Bodies   Vietima Of  Ferry-Barge Collision On Mississippi Still Sought

Baptist Workers Conference To Meet May 23 At Cross Roads Church   SINGING TO BE HELD AT FOREST HILLY SATIIRDAY

EXPECTS VOTERS TO CLEAN HOUSE IN WASHINGTON   Bricker Says Democrats Wil Join Republicans at Polls Next Month

Bricker Says Voters Ready To Clean House   Huffman Repeats GOP Is on Spending Spree

STRIKE AT END, -BUT MANY IDLE   All- Steel. Workers Not on Job Today, Survey by AP Sevanle

Congressman’s Nod Necessary to ~ Take Picture on Capitol Grounds

May Eliminate Price Controls  Bakery Wares   Top. Agency Official: Scheduled to Make Decision On Question This Afternoon

OPA to Decide On Baked Good:   Industry Asks Increase for Products

OPA Ponders Bread Change   May Decide Today Whether Bread. And Bakery Produets Under Cantral. :

Bread Price May Climb   OPA Considers Ending Control Over All Products of Bakeries

DECISION ON PRICES OF BREAD, BAKERY PRODUCTS DUE SOON  MEETING BEING HELD TO DISCUSS ACTION; MEN’S WEAR HIKED

MH-B Charter Day inaugurates Second Century of Service   U. S. O. Celebrates Fifth Anniversary

JET AT AIR RAGES DASHES 575 MPH   Army Flier Thrills Throng At Show In Cleveland

Congressmen Ask Full Probe of Demobilization  However, Some Say   However, Some Saj GI’s Carried Gripes Too Far

SOLONS SPLIT. ON DISCHARGES   SOME SATISFIED AND SOME WANT PROBE

TRUMAN APPEAL GAINS SUPPORI   But Other Legislators Insist Upon Full Investigation of Demobilization

Demobilization Question Makes Divided Camp   Some Congressmen Want Investigation Despite Truman’c Armv Defence

World's 5 Major Powers Holding Huddle on Vete   Meeting Trying To Stem Rising Tide of Revolt Among Smaller Nations of Globe

ANTI-STRIKE. LEGISLATION I$ DENOUNCED   Republican Strategy Appears to Be to Let President Absorb Angry Blows.   BULLETIN

CIO ASKS FOR VETO OF ANTISTRIKE MEASUBE   Chamber of Commerece President Asks Truman te.  Sien Bill

Truman bives 40 Hint of Attitude On Case Measure   Murray Asks Veto; U. S. Chamber for  Immediate Signing

No Effort Made io Block Rail Strike, Trainmen Say  Brotherhood Leader Hints Workers May Ignore Seizure by Government

110 GENTLEWOMEN SET HOUSE RECORD, BUT TWO WON'T SEEK RE-ELECTION

ANT! PETRILLO BiLL NOW LAY   Coercion Against Radio Groadgasters Banned By Congress

PETRILLO IS WIT. “BY BIL NOW LAN   Truman Signs Measure Protecting Radio Reaadeactere

Anti-Petrillo Bill Signed by Truman   Music Union President Declines to Comment

Anti - Petrillo Law Is Signed  By President   Bill Specifically Designed to Curb Petrillo Union Activities

PEPADN canon ur  AT CHARI ESTON   FAR YNIIP SUNDpING CANVENIENCE

Two Factors Are Behind: Egypt Isstie   Atomic Bomb, For One, Makes It Uimeeessary For Britain To Maintain Huge Armjes In Such Places; Trade Needs Another

BRITAIN'S NECESSITY FOR GOOD RELATIONS WITH MARKETS, ATOM BOMB MAKE INDIA. EGYPT FREE

81-Year-Old Woman Is Hacked To Death   Widowed Daughter Heid Pending Mental Examination

Striving To Avoid Mistakes ‘Of Paris Parley In Writing Peace Treaty For Germany   Byrnes, Bevin To Insist On Hearing For Small Nations In Drafting Pact

Byrnes And Bevin Together on Aims Of German Peace   Opposition Seen From Russia on Hearings For Small Nations

Small Nations To Get Hearing   Byrnes Determined To Avoid Mistake Of Paris Conference

DETERMINATION NOT TO REPEAT MISTAKES MARKS BIG 4 TALKS  BYRNES, BEVIN NEAR FINAL MEETING WITH  PEACE HOPES HIGH

Big-4 Begin Final Week Of Meetings   Byrnes and Bevin Determined To Avoid Previous Mistakes in Drafting German Peace Settlement.

‘NO STATESMAN’  Attlee Denounces Churchill As ‘Political Stuntsmaw’

Attlee Hurls Accusations  At Churchill  British Leader Charges ‘Stunts

TORIES RAPPED HARD BY ATTLEE   Minister Says Churchill’ No Longer Statesman

Ritlee Says Winston Churchill Has Ceased to Be Statesman; Attacks Opponents as Lacking Thought

‘Churchill “Has Ceased To Be A Statesman” Says. Prime Minister Attlee

Fugitive May Be Connected  With New Crime   Police See Possible Linking Of Hagerstown Murder And Death Row Ruvitive

LINK ESCAPED KILLER WITH DEATH OF Gift   Grocer identifies ‘Customer’ As Sought Slayer

Dr, Simon Flexner, 83. Di.  rector of Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research 20 Years

EPISCOPAL WOMEN TO MEET   Northern — District- - Auxiliary~ Gather In Brookfield. Oct. ie

Chemist Baffled by Riddle Of God and Science Kills Self in ‘Last Experiment’

AGREEMENT TERMINATES COAL STRIKE   Government Acts To Prevent June 15 Maritime Strike

Normal Outpt Expected By Next: Monday   Agreement Ending Long Shutdown Signed:ia Presence of Truman

Interior Secretary Krug Announced Agreement Ending the Walkout: There Was No Elaboration of Announcement.   MINERS MAY GO BACK TO WORK IMMEDIATELY   Secretary of Interior Told Newsmen He and Lewis Had Signed Contract; Lewis Indicated he Would Order Men to Work.

White House Statement Is Expected   Agreement Expected to Include Fund for Miners’ Welfare

LEWIS, KRUG AGREE  ON TERMS OF WORK;  ORDER MINES OPENED SECRETARY ANNOUNCES.  SETTLEMENT AS PAIR  VISIT WHITE HoOlIcr

Secretary of Interior Told Newamen He and Lewis Had Signed Contract; Lewis Indicated he Would Order Men to Work.

Lewis Signs Contract Late Today   Mine Union Chief Will Order His Men Back to Work at Once

_Knig Makes Statement After Conference at White House   NEW CONTRACT SIGNED   { Wheeler Tells Reporters Settlement Is Near Aft a er Miners Meet

Secretary Krug Announces Settlement of Coal Strike Late Wednesday Afternoon   Announcement Made From White House Late in Afternoon; Lewis to Order Miners to Return to Pits at Once: Contract Clear

ARUGREPORTS END OF LONG MINE TIE-UP   Interior Secretary Says He and John L. Lewis Sign a Contract and Workers May Be Ordered Back at Once,

Long Strike Is Over  Secretary of Inferior J. A. Krug And John L. Lewis Are Sianers   UMW Chief Says Telegrams Will Be Sent Out Immediately Ordering Miners Back to Pits

Settlement Is Signed by Lewis, Krug   Union Chief Indicates He'll Order Miners To Work at Once.

BOWLES GAINS BOOST IN POWER   ‘Named Stabilization Boss:  Porter Given OPA Post

OPA CHIEF HAS BIGGER JOB      Becomes Keonomic Stabilization Director—Agreed to Policy of More Liberal Price Increases. z

BECOMES CHIEF IN U. S. BATTLE ON INFLATION   President Announces Economic Command Reorganization

Stabilization Director Bowles Will Fight To Hold Inflationary Line  . Ivtlit Vv AL PUBLIC LIBI

HEAD OF OPA WILL CONTROL WAGES, PRICES   Callet to Return to Federal Bench in Missouri

MORE POWER IS GRANTED TO BOWLES   : Becomes Directo Of Economic Stabilization _.

TRUMAN ASSIGNS RULES TO RUL ~ WARES, PRICES   OPA Chief Will Administer New Policy as Economic Stabilization Head   ‘(INFLATION LINE’ RISES   Bowles Succeeds Collet and Paul Porter Moves Into Other Vacancy

BOWLES DIRECTS STABILIZATION   OPA Chief Is Promoted To Direction Of New Wage-Price Policy

Taxes Control Wages, Prices Under Policy   Paul A. Porter Is New OPA Director

One Is Killed: Many Hurt; In Church Blast   Boiler Blows Up In Wash. ineton, Pa., Church During Father And Son Banquet   GUEST ORGANIST FATALLY HURT

Ohio Police On Lookout For Kidnaped Child And 'Maid From Kansas City

SEEK KIDNAPER, CHILD IN OHIO   Hint Kansas City Maid Was Industrial School Inmate.

Case Tried In.  District Court  Verdict For $1, 000 To Mrs. Westhoff

SIGNS FLOOD CONTROL BILL   Two Measures ‘Authorizing $2 Billion in Projects Given Approval

Bombay Again Terrorized By Riot Renewals   Hindu-Moslem Riots Continue—Believe Over 200 Have Been Killed   REPORT RELIGIOUS STRIFE SPREADING

BRITISH TROOPS CALLED QUELL BAMBAY RIETS   200) Are Killed And 600 Injured  Since Sunday

GOP Optimistic Over Prospects  Martin Hints at District   Martin Hints at District Results

PAC 10 TO AGAIN FIGHT HOFFMAN   Five Other  Michigan Solons Placed on Labor  Black List

CABLE SETS UF PATH TO DRAFI EXTENSION BILL   > Congressman Wires His Proxy Vote In Favor Compromise

Cable Decides ‘Teen-Draft Plan   Stops 18-Year-Olds’ Call Until Oct. 1

OPA EXTENSION BILL SENT 10 WHITE HOUSE   Chester Bowles Economic Chief Quits After Senate Approves Measure.

PLAN TO DRAFT REAPPORTIONIN( BILL IN ILLINOIS   Suit To Force Reapportionment Dismissed Tues.

Authors of Beaten Redistricting Bill Gird for New Fight   Plan Introduction of Compromise Measure in Next Assembly

Sportsmen Favor Nine-Day Season  Game Body to Make Decision Wednesday

DR, HILLEBOE IS HERE TOMORROW   Federal Medical Official To Address Annual Meeting Of Gaston County Tuberculosis Association.

Find Hidden Writing On Degnan Note   Newspaper Artist Given Credit For Discovery; Search Is Narrowed

General Drum Is Out in Front for Senate Nomination   Sentiment Runs His Way as Apparent Choice of G.O.P. High Command

Ask Strikers To Return   McKeesport Official Asks Return While Waiting Court Ruling

RIFT OF PRESIDENT, LABOR. SECRETARY NEAR SETTLEMENT   Schwellenbach Returns from Alaska to Go to Cabinet Meeting Today: Tell of Dispute.   FEDERAL SEIZURE ‘CAUSE OF COOLNESS

Ask State Match U.§. Air F   $2,000, 000 Needed Te Build New Airports

CAUSE OF OHIC WRECK SIFTED   Four Trainmen And 15 Young Soldiers Die In 3-Way Disaster

LIST HEARING TO SET BLAME IN RAIL CRASH   Mansfield. Toll: -Is. 19; “New York Fire Dead “Total: 37

Chicago Police Hit Dead End in Search for Degnan Slayer   Negro Suspect Cleared by Test; Family_in East for Visit

CLUES VANISH IN CHILD-SLAYING   POLICE PURSUING COLD TRAIL AFTER WEEK'S SEARCH

Police On Cold Trail In Tot’s KidnapSlaying   Clues Collapse One After ‘Another; Negro Handyman Cleared After Lie Detector Test

Kidnap Slayer Clues: Collapse  All Suspects Picked Up Are Released

Police Follow ‘Cold’ Trail In Degnan Cass   ; vue. Collapse uspects Are All Cleared

pr PNG   Wyatt Orders Lumber Dealers to Favor Veterans’ © Cunnty: Meade   - Search of Jewish Villages Yields Equipment.

Military Loses ‘Top Priorily to Veteran Housing  Manufacturers, Dealers

Wyatt Puts Squeeze on  Lumber Use   Dealers ‘Ordered to Hold 80 Per Cent. of Supplies For Veterans Housing; Army, Navy Restricted

Dealers Are Told Vets Are to Have 80 Per Cent of Lumber   Expediter Wyatt Is Forced to Put Squeeze On Army and Navy Use

Army, Navy Limited in Lumber Use  Wyatt’s Action To Aid Veterans

NEW PRIORITIES PUT ON LUMBEF   Saw Mills Directed Te Supply Dealers With One-Third More

Army, Navy Face Lumber ‘Squeeze’   &) Per Cent Now Goes  To Houses for Vets

Drastic Controls Ordered Over Lumber Supplies   Squeeze Is Applied {o Building by Army and Navy

Orders Lumber Held For Vets   Wyatt Puts Squeeze on Army and Navy Use of Lumber Supplies

Wyatt Plans New Lumber Controls: Crack Down Seen   Army-Navy Purchases To Face CPA Ouiz

CURB LUMBER FOR MILITARY      Army-Navy Cut Ordered By Wyatt to Get Material For Home Buildin -

Emphasizing Split Is  Sovret Rejection on Vote Restrictions  DA estan) Mm ewswessttbe em UAT!) WO mace   Political Committee Will Resume Discussions Today on Proposed Troop Inventories

Russian-West  Split Appears Even Wider   Status Emphasized By Dispute Over  Veto Restriction

B15 BREACH WIDENED OVER MAJOR ISSUES   Efforts at Agreement On Veto and Troop Proposals Fail

IN UN COUNCILS   Veto, Troop inspection Ques: tions Are Breach in Peace Talke

Breach Widens Between Reds, Allied Powers   Split Ceuters On Veto, Treop Inventory Tasuea

REDS CONTINUE NEGATIVE MOOD INU. N. ISSUES   Big Five Still Apart On Veto Troop Record — And Disarmament Bids

RUSSIA AND WESTERN POWERS STILL APART   Soviets Reject Efforts Of Four Nations To Restrict Use Of Veto In Security Council

Russ, West Powers Far  Apart Again   British Thought To Have Another ‘Proposal On Arms

Breach Widen: Between Reds, Other Powers   Split Emphasized by Russian Rejection of Move to Restrict Veto

Emphasizing Split Is Soviet Rejection. on Vote Restrictions   Political Committee Will Resume Discussions Today on Proposed Troop Inventories

Accuse Japs Of Black Marketing   Russian Newspaper Says Premier Trying To Preserve Power of Wealthy

President Tells Reporters Move May Be Necessary in Event of Strike; Whitney Says Union Will Insist On Demands

Strike Scheduled For ‘May 18; Govt. Studying — Ways To End Coal Tie-Up

OPA Ponders  Shortages   Investigates Dearth Of Shirts. Stockings

e@ PAUL MALLON—   Russians Try New Game at Paris Meetina of Big Four Ministers

es  Russians T ry New Game at Paris Meeting of Big Four Ministers

Policemen Who Ask Pay Boost Are Suspended  Start Clean-Up Against Gamblino

ARMY WILL SPEED DISCHARGE OF 85,000 OF ITS OFFICERS   “CUT-IN-MICTYARY¥— BUDGET: TO RESULT IN QUICKER RE-. LEASES THAN ORIGINALLY PLANNED

MOST MINERS ARE RETURNING TQ: THEIR JOBS   Attitude Of. State Workers Ig Jarring Note

Restrictions Off On Parcel Post, Freight, Express   Tight Controls On All Coal Mined During Respite To Remain In Effect

ShippingResumed As Coal Workers Return To Mines   Tight Control Held Over All Coal T« Be Produced During Truce; Swift Agreement Sought

Restrictions On Freight Are Lifted   Miners and Owners Prodded To Agree on New Contract

30,000 REMAIN OUT OF PITS IN PENNSYLVANIA   Some Union Men In Eastern Ohio Also Refuse To Go Back As Instructed

Senate Now Turns to Dispute Bill   Miners in Pennsylvania Won't Change Stand  . on ‘No Contract, no Work’ Policy   Health Safeguard   Essential Facilities Are to Get Needed Coal From 12-Day Supply

Mining Of Bituminous Fuel For Industries Resumed In Most Pits After 42-Day Strike-Imposed Shutdown— About 40,000 Pennsylvanians Refuse To Go Back To Tasks In Absence Of Contract—Restrictions On Freight, Express And Parcel Post Lifted

Agreement On A New Contract  Is Now Urged   Freight Embargo Lifted But Other Controls StH In Effect

Most Miners Back at Work  Under Truce   30,000 in Pennsylvania Refuse Lewis Appeal —Some Conservation Measures to Be Kept

30,000 Pennsylvania Diggers Rebel Until Coal Pact Is Reached   Officials Doubt If New Contract is Made Before Wednesday Deadline; Lift Shipping Restrictions

BRITISH FORM ARMED SQUADS AGAINST RIOTS   Hungry Crowd Sacks UNRRA Warehouse In Italy

Armed ears prepared to protect food  Month’s rations devoured in davs

19 LOCALS T0 CONTINUE GM. STRIKE   Until Local Issues Are Settled: 15 Vote Acceptance

G-M ENPLOYES. STILL CONTINUE COSTLY STRIKI   Local Issues Not Settled; Many Workers Still Out

GM Workers by Thousands Are Still Idle   But Total of Strikers in All Disputes Drops to 310,000

GM Workers In 19 Plants Sull Striking   Vote Is Being Taken Among Local Unions Across Nation

PARTIAL STRIKE ~ BOES ON AT GM   “pte ean Stall Auto Dispute Settlement

GOV'T TO NEGOTIATE NEW MINE CONTRACT   Drerators Hopeful Of Peaceful ~ Settlement

Expect Action To Prevent Further Mine Shut Downs   Government Seizure Expect. ed As Prelude To Government Negotiations

V. F. W, AUXILIARY SPONSORS CONTEST   “What Can I De For M) Country” Is Subject ‘of , Contest,

Workers Return Today to 17 Steel Plants; Others Reopen Later This Week   Nearly 400,000 Strikers Back at Work—Still Over Million Idle

End Of Strike Indicated As Judge Orders Recess And Defers Sentencing

Sentencing Of Lewis Is Deferred As Attorneys Telk With Judge Goldsborough On Situation   DELAY COURT UNTIL LATE THIS APTERNOON

U.S. Court Defers Contempt Penalty   UMW Counsel Raises Possibility That Soft Coal Strike Will Be Cancelled; Decision May Be Ferthcoming This Afternoon {

Union’s Legal Counsel Hints At Proposal   Judge Postpones Court Session With No Explanation Following Long Conferences With Attorneys.

In Recess — “ Until 3:00.         REPORTED THAT DELAY WA CAUSED BY POSSIBILITY LI WOULD CALL OFF ST IKE:  TODAY FOR LENIENCY 

“Czar’s” Attorneys Ask Judge What Would Happen If Strike Is Ended: Reply Unknown: Lewis Is Nervous

Judge T. Alan Goldsborouegh: Recesses Court Until 3:00 P.M. Without Senteticing’ Mine Chtef.

4 STATES NEED TWIN TO OAV NORMAL GAOF   Farmers Fear Grain Wanted for Europe’s Hungry May Be Lost.

Dust Bowl Threatens Wheat Growing Area Unless Rains Come In Few Days

Drought Is Threat To Wheat Crop In America   Rain Needed Soon or Golden Grain for Starving Countries May Be Total Loss

Drought Threatens Wheat Crop From Texas Panhandle to North Dakota

MAJOR PORTION OF WHEAT ROP ~ FARES DRgICHR   Situation Already Critical in Parts of Southwest, Survey Indicates   SOME GRAIN ABANDONED   Hopes for Bumper Yield as Recenily Forecast Are Fading Rapidly

Drouth Threatens Wheat Crop from Texas to Dakete   No Grain for Europe If Present Conditions Prevail, Farmers Say

ell Se 2 eee eee  Congress May Have Blown Roof Off Vets’ Housing Program

@ PETER EDSON   Congress May Have Blown Roof Oft Vets’ Housing Program

RUMOR CURRENT IN WASHING:              ON TIAT DRASTIC ACTION WILL BE TAKEN VERY SUORTLY —

Fearing Bad Weather On Day Set For Atom Tests   Vice Adm. Blandy’s 8 Staff Is Be Unsuitable yeothe For Historie Event

Bomb Test — Weather May Be Poor   Intertropical Front Is Moving Into  Kwaitaletn Axna

Bidault Quits Presidency Of France to Prepare Way  For New Interim Cabinet

Way Paved For Formation Of New French Government   Bidault Resigns As Head Of Provisional Government —Communist Leader Announced Candidate . To Succeed Him -

FRENCH PREMIEF QUITS TO CLEAR CABINET SET-UP   Assembly Will Appoint Successor to Bidault At Moatinga on Wednesda

Bidault, Cabinet Members Resign  Way Is Cleared for New Government

BIDAULT OUT AS LEADER OF FRENCH GOVT   Head of Communists Likely Successor To Interim Post

FRENCH PRESIDENT BIDAULT RESIGNS   SUCCESSOR TO BE NAMED WEDNESDAY AND A NEW CABINET FORMED.

BIDAULT QUITS; COMMUNISTS IN BID FOR POST   Step Paves Way. For New Interim Cabinet In France

Bidault Resigns; France Considers  New Cabinet Head   Communist Thorez Is Only Announced Presidential Candidate

START PROBE. OF LATEST PLANE CRASH   39 Victims in Newfoundland Include 14 Women

SIFT WRECKAGE OF PLANE CRASH   Officials Seek Cause of. Disaster Fatal to 39 *

Airline Operators Seek Crash Cause   Wreckage of Giant Plane is Searched; 39 Aboard Were Killec

PASSENGERS IN CRASH OF PLANE ALL AMERICANS   Fourteen Women Among 39 Killed In Air Tragedy

PROBE OF AIR GRASH BEGUN BY OFFICIALS   Newfoundland Toll At 39 In Airliner Disaster

Officials Attempt To Find Cause of  Airliner Cras]   Pilot’s Failure to Gain Altitude to Be Studied; Thirty-nine Dead

DIM-OUT HITS KIDS   Teen Town Closes to Canserve Supply of Coal.

DIM-OUT HITS KIDS   Jeen tlewn Closes ta t onseryve hupply of Coal,

CENTRAL’ IRANIAN TROOPS MOVE ON AZERBAIJAN TO ESTABLISH ‘AUTHORITY OVER THE PROVINCE

Iran Columns Drive Deeply In Azerbaijan   Border Towns Torn From Rebels’ Hands As Invasion Bevins

Child’s Quiz Program Brings Free Paint Job His Mother Didn't Like

KRUG, LEWIS T JOIN COAL WAGE MEETING TODAY   Lifting Price Controls Ma} Help Bring UMW Ware Confab

Showdown Near  :  ‘On Mine Wages   Krug and Lewis Take Over Parley From Licutenants

KRUG HOPES TO GET OPERATORS IN CONFERENCE   Nation Faces the Possibiilty of Soft Coal Strike

ENGINEERS END POWER STRIKE IN ST. LOUIS   Closed Shop Measure Drafted by Ball. For Senate

Lewis, Krug in Coal Talks   Showdown Near As Negotiations Start in Earnest; Deadline Nov, 20

TOULON CIVIC CLUB PRESENTS ANNUAL PARTY   Business Meeting, Hallowe’er Party Monday Night At Masonic Hall

CIVIC CLUB PLAN FOR HALLOWE’EN PARTY ON OCT. 28   Annusl Business Meeting And Entertainment Are Being Planned

Airlines Crash Yet Unexplained   Twenty Passengers Perish In Flames As Plane Crashes Near Amsterdam

Wallace Speech Is Censored In  Japan By Yanks      References to British  Imperialism and Other Passages Cut Out.

JAPAN HEARS OF WALLACE’S TALK   Tamed-Down And Censored Accounts Of U. S. Foreign Policy Dispute Make Page One.In Tokyo.

Senate Labor Group Takes  Up Case Bill   Committee H e ar s Measure Denounced By CIO General Counsel

C. 1. O. Dennounces Case Bill As Punitive Expedition Aqainst Labor

CIO FIRES BLAST AT STRIKE BIL   It Would Turn Wagner Aci Against Labor, Senate Group Is Told

Republicans Will Oppose Seating Bilbe  Senator Under Investigation

GOP Steerine Group Would Prevent Bilbo From Taking Seat in Senate

MAY CONTEST BILBO'S SEAT   Report GO P Committee Will Try to Prevent Seating Mississippi Senator

GOP LEADERS PLOT MOVE 10 UNSEAT BILBO   Plan to Have a Senator Object to His Oath, Then Await Committee Ruling

Republican Steering Committee’s Plan Said to Call for an Objection to Mississippian Taking Oath on Day Congress Convenes and Then Calling for Reports From Those Who Investigated Complaints Against Him.

Republicans May Attempt to Unseat Senator Bilbo   Two Groups Look Into Complaints Against Mississippian

G. 0. P. Group Would Deny Bilbo Seat  In Senate   Committee Agrees To Act Jan. 3, Then Ask Report Of Election Probe

 PROBE IN CASE UNDERWAY  GOPs May Oppose Bilbo s Bid For Seat In Senate

WAR JITTERS ARE MOVING TO TENTS   Rumors of Civil Strife Spread From Manchuria and North China Port Citv Is in a State of Apprehension.

Tientsin Has a Case of Jitters   Treaty Port Fears Spread of Warfare

The J itters At Tientsin   Marines Alert As Civil War Rumors Come From Manchuria

, Lusty, Bustling Former Treaty Port Of Tientsin Is Having First Class Flashback Of Jitters As War Rumors Spread

Tientsin City Unnerved By War Rumors   Apprehension ‘Phat Some. thing May Happen Keep Eormer Treaty Port Jittery

North China Port Of Tientsin Has War Jitters  Interruptions of Rail Service Seen as

[Rumors of Civil War Spread to Tienisin   Former Treaty Port in Nerth China Has a  "neo nt tha baterc

U. S., Franee Modify Claim: On Italians   Compromise Move On Compensation Pleases Russian Delegation

BASE CLAIMS AGAINST ITALY   » Will Not Press for 100 Per Cent Compensation; + Move Is a Surprise

U. S., France Lower Claims Against Italy   Decision Deemed Pleasant  Surprise by Soviet DNielewaia

‘Compensation Claims in Italy Given Up   United States and France Are Joined in Action

ie in tae te dd th ta dh tach teeth tact te dh, U. §., France Reduce  Demands on ltaly

DAMAGE CLAIMS ON ITALY EASED   France And U.S. Give Up Demands And Agree With Russians

U. S., France Scale Down Italy Claims   Soviet Delegate To Peace Parley Says Move "Pleasant Surprise’

U5. AND FRANCE TO LOWER CLAIMS AGAINST ITALY   Announce Abandonment at Paris of Demands for 100 Pct. Compensation for Property Losses.   CHANGE IN STAND PLEASES RUSSIANS   Action First American Compromise With Soviets Since Wallace Hit Policy Toward Reds.

Property Loss Demands Eased  Obstacle To Accord With Russia Hurdled

DEMOCRATS SAY DEWEY DODGES SOLDIER BONUS   Minority Leaders Assoil Gov.  ernor’s Program for Wer Veterans

Democrats Assail Dewey's Program -For War Veterans   Minority .. ‘Leaders Charge Governor Is Side-Stepping

COALITION GOVERNMENT ‘OF FRANCE TO RESIGN AT NEXT ASSEMBLY SESSION

BIDAULT GROUP DECIDES TO QUIT   Resignations Due When French Assembly Meets

3-Party Coalition Decides to Quit When the National Assembly Gathers

Back Party Leader For New President   Support -Socialist Exminister of Stute Auritol; Communists Back Socialist Gouin.

Auricl Proposed As New Head Of  French Nation   Socialists Back Former Minister

Socialist Party Votes For Auriol   Chooses Former Minister Of State To Follow DeGaulle

SOCIALIST ADVANCED FOR DE GAULLE POST   Auriol’s Name Offered Wher Communist Bid Fails

ALLIED COUNCIL NOT  TO GRANT MERCY T0 CONVICTED WARLORDS LAST RESORT OF 11 MEN TO DIE NEXT  WEANECHAYV (Dprave

All Nazi Clemency Pleas Are Rejected   Allied Control Council Refuses to Change Death Penalty for Goering, von Ribbentrop and 9 Others.

Reject All Nazi Pleas   Allied Contre] Counci Decrees Doomed Men Must Die Wednesday

ALLIED COUNCIL NOT TO GRANT MERCY TO . CONVICTED WARLORDS  LAST RESORT OF 11  MEN TO DIE NEXT WEDNECSNAY SPRANG 

No Clemency For 16 Nazis, Council Rules   All Appeals Rejected, Refuse Firing Squad Instead of Hanging

DENY CLEMENCY PLEA OF 16 NAZIS   GOERING AND TEN OTHERS ARE DOOMED TO DIE WEDNESDAY

Goering Must Die On Gallows,  Council Holds   Allied Tribunal Rejects Appeals Of All 16 Nazi War Criminals

Verdict Told By Allied Council, Last Resort   SS, Gestapo, SD Anc Leadership Group Petitions Ruled ‘Not Receivable’

Speakman Is Named Judge Of U. S. Court   Gov. Osborn Will Fill Vacancy On Maricopa Superior Bench

FIGHT'S ON   Battle For Dormitory Leaves Freshmen Girls Homeless.

RENEW BAKER HALL BATTLE   Male Students File New Suit After Losing First Round

Breweries Threatened By Strikes   Machinists’ Union at Mil waukee Votes to Quit  Work on August 15

Luther E. Woods Dies Suddenly  State Coal Man Die In Washington Offi “

U. N. Membership Matter Deferred  Council Adjourns Until Next Week

U.N. Adopts U.S. Request   Defers Consideration Of Albania’s Request

ALBANIAN CASE MUST WAIT ON VOTE  UN Action On New Members Is Delayed Under U.S. Proposal

U.N. Defers - Albanian Bid   Membership Consideration Thelaved TWryutil Aweotust

READY T0 SIGN BRITAIN’S LOAN   Measure Goes to Truman; 100 Million Tool Buying To Be First Move

 Plans For Low-Cost Clothing Program Abolished Government Drops More Curbs; New Price Boosts Indicated

Two Additional Steps To Remove Controls Taken   CPA Junks Low-Cost Cloth: ing Regulations, OPA To Trim Payroll

SEE ‘BLOOMFIELD’S For Furniture and Appliances. —   WHAT 944102 n0P e009

Grenade Wrecks Munitions Dump  Blasts Exnected   Blasts Expected to Last Days

GOVERNOR FOLLOWS CULBERSON’S LEAD   Stevenson Believes Rail Commissioner ‘Gave Much Study to Navy Oil Request

Stevenson ‘Inclined to Follow Lead’ — Of Culberson in Opposing Navy Plea

Agencies Strive To To Get 120,000 More Railroad Cars Moving Without Delay.

Government Starts Action To Avoid Worst Transport Crisis in Nation’s History

120,000 MORE CARS NEEDED   OPA Administrator John D. Smiailt Appealing to the Steel and Lumber Industries to Speed Flow of Materials Needed to Complete 40,000 Cars by End of Year.

Car Shortage Is Snarling  Rail Traffic   Nation Fights To Avert Werst Transportation Crisis In History

TRANSPORT CRISIS IS LOOMING   Must Find Way to Get 120,000 More Freight Cars

U.S. TRANSPORT HISTORY LOOMS   Government Swings Into Action To Combat Impending Bottleneck

Government Seeking To  ‘Avert Crisis On Rail Cars   Civilian Production Administration Takes Initial Step to Put More Cars Into Use

Transportation Crisis Looms   More Raiiroad Cars Aim of Steelman

1 S.COVERNMENT MOVES 10 AVERT TRANSPORT CRISIS   Shortage of Reil Freight Car: . Menaces Reconversion Pencrom

Government Acts To Break Rail Tie-up   More Cars and , Ships Needed To Crack Bottleneck

Rail Crisis Is Faced In USS.   Steps Being Taken To Get More Cars On Tracks To Move Basic Products

U, §, SEEKING T0 AVERT BIGGEST FREIGHT TIE-UP   Transportation Crisis Is Due Sometime In October

Shortage of 120,000 R.R. Cars Creates Bottleneck;. Freight Traffic At Peak

PAY INCREASE PLAN OFFERED TO CONGRESS   Army May I Discharge Drafted Fathers; Vote Slated

Airfields Battered by Guam Typhoon; ‘Housing for Army Dependents Hard Hit

FREAK TYPHOON HITS MARIANAS   Loss Heavy Throughout Guam; No Fatalities Reported

1946 Easter Seal Sale Under Way  Program Supported nm wm. ..... wei...

Inter -CIO Fight Brought In Open   Walter Reuther Accepts Draft to Run For Presidency: Murray Keeps Hands Off

Reuther Drafted To Oppose Thomas   UAW’'s Factional Fight Is Brought Into Open

‘Auto Workers Draft Reuther  In Showdown   Choose Leader Of Strike To Oppose Thomas For Presidency

Withdrawal Is Started Under  Terms of Pact   Moscow Says Army Leaving Sec tions of Country That “Are Undisturbed”

Price Chief Promises Gradual Control Lift   Chester Bowles Says OPA Will Wait Until Price Structure Is Steady

BIG DIP IN RECEIPTS   Packing Industry Virtually at a Standstill; Shut Down at lopeka

MOTORISTS URGED TO USE CARE OVER “4TH” Holiday and Week-End Traffic Expected To Be Tremendously Heavy  A SAFETY PROGRAM

Regulars Prepare Civil War Move,  Communists Say   Maintain Chiang Forces Are Acting Before Field Teams Arrive

inchuria Still der War Cloud   an  hiang’s Government lamed For Threats o Political Truce

Chinese Reds Charge New Threat to Peace   General Raps Allied Financial Assistance; Says Manchuria Policy Brings Danger of War

PHONE SERVICE CONTINUES HERE   NO PICKET LINE ESTABLISHED AT LOCAL EXCHANGE

MADISON IRE TODAY  DESTROYS TWO BUSINESS STRUCTURES; NO INJURIES

Chinese Reach Agreement at Unity Conference   Approve Decisions Which May End One-Party Rulé

END OF SINGLE PARTY RULEIN CHINA IS NEAR   Unity Conference Ends With Proposal For All-Party Govt.

One-Party Rule May  , Be Abolished - Before End of Year. -Both Sides Make Compromises,

Figures Include Government and Private Totals   Spendings on Credit Almost Doubled During War

Shaw Will Be Offered Freedom Of Native City   Despite Some Opposition Dublin Corporation Takes Action To Honor Playwright

Admiral Smith  Testifies Again   Tells Probers That 7.5 Fleet Had Been On West Coast Japs Would  HaveTaken Oahu

Extender Passed By Senate Shortly After Midnight Today   Jumping Horses To Add New Horse Show Thrills

“$10,000 OR KILL YOUR BABY”  Threat To Kill His Daughter Is Received By Houston Man

N.C. Official Asks U.S. Law On Civil Righ   Intervention Sought When Community Fails To Protest

Caudle Calls For’ F ederal Law To Back Civil Rights   ‘Says Violation of Civil _ Rights Are Concern of 5 <All and. Federal . Gov't  To Prosecute.

Caudle Calls For Federal Law To ‘Back Civil Rights   Says Violation of Civil Rights Are Concern of  -4All and Federal Gov't Should Have Authority To Prosecute.

Mrs. Roosevelt Raps Dewey for Program Failure   FDR’s Widow, in Keynote Speech, Defends National Administration

MAY'S HEALTH WILL DELAY INVESTIGATION   Physician Declares Congressman tn Serious Condition

Two Are Killed In Plane Crash  Ship Overshoots Airport   In Beaver

OPA BILL FACES NEW BATTERING   Sharp Changes Loom Wher Plan Hits Senate Floor

Emasculated OPA Forecast As Bill  Reaches Senate   Lawmakers Of Both Parties Predict Drastic Changes

OPA’s Future Uneertain As More Changes Are Expected   Harsh Treatment Is  Predicted For Bill

Future of OPA Still Uncertain  Denckic Channape   Drastic Changes Mav Be Provided

Ask That State Track Money Be  Given to Vets   Bills in Legislalurs Call for Funds To Be Put in  Account

Anti-Slums Bill  Is Before Senate   “Plan Outlines Extensive Housing ‘Program

HOUSING BILL MAY PASS TODAY   Senate Expected To Give Approval To Measure To Solve Problems

‘dee Passage Of Long-Range Housing Plan   Will Stimulate Building of 15 Million New Homes

Rogers Signs Admission He Killed Wife   Visibly Shaky During Funeral Here, Relates Story Of Killing Later

WE Settlement ~ Prospects Dark   Nation's Biggest Strike In : Pittsburgh

FATHER FINDS BODIES OF HIS FAMILY   Wife Had Hanged Two Small Children And Herself

MENTALLY SICK MOTHER HANGS SELF, CHILDREN   Husband Reveais Wife Had Breakdown After Child Was Born

PLEA TO END HATE VOICED BY PRESIDENT   NATIONS HAVE ONE DEFENSE AGAINST ATOMIC BOMB

Truman Call: Education KeytoPeace   President Gets Honorary Degree At Fordham U.

PRESIDENT SAYS PEACE DEPENDS ON ‘EDUCATION’   Speeking at Fordham U., Truman Stresses Menace of The Atomic Bomb

‘EDUCATION IS DEFENSE’ AGAINST ATOMIC BOMB,’ SAYS PRESIDENT AT FORDHAM UNIVERSITY

Education Leads Way to Peace, Truman Asserts   President Addresses Overflow Crowd On Fordham Campus

Alom Bomb Remains Frightful Weapon Which Threaiens to Destroy AU, He Tells Audience

Education ‘Vital World Need: Trumar   Friendship Defense Against Atom Bemb, N.Y. Audience Told

WORK TOGETHER TRUMAN FORMULA FOR WORLD PEACE   President Says Threat of War Will Remain Until There Is International Understanding.   UP TO EDUCATION TO BRING ACCORD   Ten Thousand Hear Address on Fordham University Campus — Executive Given Honorary Degree.

Truman Talks AtFordham U.  Says Peace For World Depends On Education

Science of Human Relations Js Only Hope, Says Trumai   " A-Bomb Menace Will Yield Only To  Ednesticn. Hanae

Education Is Peace Basis, Truman Says   President Speaks At Fordham Celebration, Receives Honorary Degree

Truman Pleads Edueation  As Defense For Atom Bomb   President Tells Fordham Gathering That Until World Learns Science Of Human Relationships The Atomic Bomb Will Remain A Frightful Weapon

Educate tor Peace: Truman   Understanding Key to Atomic Bombs, * President Declares

Truman Advises  orld Tolerance   Sees Education Best Defense Aoainet Atomic Destruction

One Defense Seen for AtomBombs .   President Says Humar Relationships Over World Must Improve

Education Is Defense for ABomb: Truman   Need International Understanding For World Peace

 President at Fordham U. Says Education of World Defense Against Atom Bomb—Truman

DEFENSE AGAINST ATOM BOMB  HST Urges Understanding Amona Peoples Of World

Truman Calls On Education To Save World   Science of Human Relationships Must Be Learned to Prevent Atomic Destruction

Chief Appeals For Growth m Understanding  President Says It Is Task of Education   President Says It Is Task of Education to Preserve Peace

TRUMAN HOLDS  REY TD PEAGE IS FRUCATIN   Says in Fordham Address the Humanities Offer Atomic Defense   GETS HONORARY DEGREE   Quotes From Last Prepared Speech of Roosevelt and Never Delivered

Truman Says World Peace  Is Dependent On Edueation   Human Relationships Must Be Mastered,  President’) Declares

Republican Geis Chance lo Speak  Atal wecrcalk CERaMl O..bk «.   Filibuster Unbroken Although FEPC Backe  Temporarily On Floor

SENATOR SCORES FEPC FILIBUSTER   Cloture Petition Signed by Only 40 Senators

Weshington Roundup  Pro-FEPC Senator Gets  Chance in Dixie Debate

UMW DISTRICT 30 PROTESTS TRUMAN ACTS   200 Locals Denounce Injunction Action Against Miners

British Have No Atomic Bombs, Asserts Truman   Statement May Help to Relieve Tension Aboard

U. S. STILL HAS MONOPOLY  HST Says No Atom Bombs Held In Britain In Denying Rumor

British Have No Bombs--- Truman  _No Decision Made on World Flight

DENIES BRITAIN HAS ATOM BOMBS   TRUMAN SAYS U. S. HAS NOT TURNED ANY OF MISSILES OVER TO ENGLAND.

SAYS BRITAIN HAS NO BOMBS   Truman Denies Report Tha‘ Atomic Missiles Were Sent to British

No Atom Bomb: In Britain, President Says   Statement Expected To Relieve Tension In European Circles

TRUMAN SAYS MISSILES ARE U.S. MONOPOLY   DIPLOMATS BELIEVE STATEMENT WILL EASE TENSION

House Forming Opposition Lines Against Loan  Senate Passage Leaves _ Reitich C radit tn Danht

FATE OF BRITISH LOAN HINGES ON HOUSE DECISION   BACKERS ENCOURAGED BY SENATE PASSAGE OF BILL, 46 TO 34

BRITISH LOAN BILL IN HOUSE   Capitol Hill Encouraged by 46-24 Senate Approval

England's Loan Bill Faces New Battle in House  Ultimate Fate Very Much in Doubt

Loan Bill Fate Still In Doubt   Facing Rough Road In House, Observers Say; Senate Approved 46-34

Struggle Ahead For British Loan   Ultimate Fate Rests In Action By House

British Loan Bill Facing House Battle   Measure Heading for New Fight After Victory in’ Senate Following Month Of Bitter Debate

British Loan, Over Senate Hurdle, Faces Powerful House Opposition

Senate Backs British Loan; Attlee Happy   46-34 Ballot Sends Bill to Uncertain Ontcome in House

House Hurdle Confronts Loan   Carries In Senate By Vote Of 46 To 34

Bill's Fate Much In Doubt ....  British Loan, Now Over  Senate Hurdle, Facing _ Opposition In Congress

LOAN NOW FACES BATTLE IN HOUSE   $3,750,000,000 Credit T Britain 0.K.’d In Senate

British Loan Measure Goes To House WhereHardFight Is Being Freely Predicted

British Loan Faces Tough House Battle   Senate Gives Approval But Members of House Display Antagonism

Senate Okays Loan For Britain, Bill Now Facing House   Administration Is Hopeful After Win Over Bitter Debate

British Loan Passes Senate  Up To House   Measure Approved 3 to 2 by Senate and House Will Open Hearings on Bill Next Tuesday.

HOUSE GETS LOAN MEASURE   Senate Puts Okay On Disputed British Loan by 46-34 Edge

LOAN BILL FACES FIGHT IN HOUSE   Proponents Encouraged by  Approvai in Senate

FOUR NECK SHOT DOWN GEORGIA    Two Men, Two Women Lynched For White Man’s Stabbing

U. 5. 10 PROBE LYNCHING OF FOUR GEORGIA NEGROES   Two Farm Hands and Their Wives Lined Up and Shot to Death By Mob of Unmasked White Men.   60 BULLETS PUMPED INTO VICTIMS’ BODIES   Slaughter Aftermath of Recent Stabbing — Women Killed Because One Recognized Member of Band.

Mob Of White Men Slaughter Four Negroes   Women Kilied Because They Recognized Member of White Mob

FEDERAL PROBE iS PLANNED  Four Negroes Are Shot In Georaia By Armed Band

Federal Probe In Lynching of Negroes Seen   Two Farm Hands, Wives Massacred by Band of Armed Men

Massacre of ‘Negroes ‘to Be Probed   Government Unit Will Check Brutal Slayings

Four Negroes Are Slain By Mob Of Whites   Massacre May Lead To Investigation By Federal Officers

Georgia Band Massaeres Four Negroes   Federal Investigation  Of Mob Murders -- Ordered by Clark

Slaughter of. Four Negroes To Be Probec   Promise of [=deral In_ vastigution folfows~ _ Shui. of 2 Geor alia Couples

Georgia Mob Massacres Four Negroes.  Two Women   OneWasUnderBond ForEarlierStabbing Of White Farmer; ll. S. Invechoates

Riddled Bodies Left By Roadside   Firing Squad of Mob Mows Down Two Men And Two Women: Federal Probe To Ba Held

DRAFT OF YOUTHS T0 “FIGHT CHINESE WAR’ OPPOSED IN SENATE  MEMBERS SCORE USE OF U. S. TROOPS IN INTERNATIONAL ROWS

Senators Ready To Turn Down 'Drattless Draff’   Final Action Near on Extension Bill; Vote To Draft Teen-Agers

SENATE VOTES TO INDUCT TEEN-AGE BOYS, RAISE PAY   OPPONENTS SEEK TO ADVANCE ‘DRAFTLESS’ SUBSTITUTE MEASURE

TRAGEDIES OF FIRE INU. S. REPORTED   Other Disasters Worse in Nation, Survey Indicates.

Fire Disasters of Other Years Exacted Greater Toll in Human Lives

India’s 600 Princes Due  For Shakeup   tt Won't Be Surprising If Five-Sixths Of Them Don’t Survive Ordeal Under British Program For Inde wmandenre

‘SOME 600 RULING PRINCES OF — INDIA FACE SHAKE-UP UNDER NEW PLAN FOR INDEPENDENCE

UNRRA Head Ti Ask Argentina — For Supplies  Bread Not Advice DAT ii nic Bc le i i   Bread Not Advice Wanted, Former Mayor Declares

La Guardia Takes Over Relief Post   Asserts He'll Purchase Wheat Wherever He Can Find It

LaGuardia To Get Food, Even  Jn A rgentin a   New Head UNRRA Blunth Tells Delegates People “Want Bread, Not  Adviec”

UNRRA HEARS BLUNT TALK BY LAGUARDIA   New Director General Tells Delegates He Will Seek Food for World Relief From Any Source   CHALLENGE ARGENTINA

LAGUARDIA OUT TO FIND BREAD      *"We Want Bread, Not Advice,” Says New UNRRA Director; Will Get Food Wherever He Can Find it,

LaGuardia Gives  Blunt Food Talk   Declares People of World Want Bread Instead of Advice

SEEKS FOOD FOR WORLD RELIEF   LaGuardia Makes Fiery Appeal For ‘Bread, Not Advice’

‘LaGuardia Takes Over As UNRRA Director   Will Seek Food Wherever He Can Find h~"Ticker

LaGuardia to Seek Food Everywhere   Wants Ploughs Not Typewriters For His UNRRA

LaGuardia fo Seek Food Any Place, He Says   Starving People Want Food Not Advice; Wheat Holds No Politics, Says Ex-Mayor of New York

Wants Ships,  Racalott mma i eal Lee  Out, He Says ‘Ticker Tape Ain’t , Spaghetti,’ UNRRA  <i ep tae

‘TI Ask For Food Wherever I Can Find It! LaGuardia Cries In Starting UNRRA Work

LaGuardia in UNRRA Post   Will Seek Food Wherever He Can Find It, He Savs

La Guardia, New. UNRRA Director,  Promises Action   Will Move Quickly To Sectire Bread and Fast-oomoving- Ships:

Will Seek Food. For World Where He Can Find It   Bread, Not Advice Is What People Want, LaGuardia Asserts

World “Wants Bread, Not Advice”-— LAGUARDIA SEEKS RELIEF FOOD ‘ANYWHERE’.EVEN ARGENTINA

LaGuardia Calls For Action   New UNRRA Chief Says He Will Seek Food Anywhere

UNRRA Director Has Plans for Acquiring Food  He'll Get It Whereve He Can Find It

La Guardia Seeks Food For Relief Of Hunger Abroad   World Wants Bread, Not Advice, UNRRA Is Told

La Guardia Is UNRRA  Director   Tells Delegates  He Will Seek Food Wherever He Finds It, Even Argentine

LaGuardia In Heated Talk To Meeting   New Director Outlines Plan For the UNRRA

—LAGUARDIA— . Begins Hunt For Food  Argentina May Be Asked To Aid

ARGENTINE AID IN FOOD URGED BY LAGUARDIA   New Yorker Blasts at UNRRA for inaction as He Takes Over Olrectorship.

LAGUARDIA IN PLEA FOR FOOD   ‘Ticker Tape Ain’t Spaghetti,’ ‘Little Flower’ Says

UNRRA HAS ONE AIM-IT'S FOOD, SAYS LA GUARDIA  NEW CHIEF ASSERTS RED TAPE WILL NOT

LaGuardia Says UNRRA To Seek Food Anywhere  New Director Declare: People Wa mt Bread Even From Araentin

LaGuardia Becomes  UNRRA Head   ‘Ticker Tape Ain't Spaghetti’ He Savs at Inauauration

Othman Has Involved Problems—  Gets in Jam With Stories   Razor, Perfume, "Undies" Yarns Cause Woe

NO SUPPORT S GRANTED: SHE DOESN'T LOVE HUBBY   IS COURT’S DIAGNOSIS

LOBAIDO CASE NEARS THE END   SHOULD BSE GIVEN TO veURY BY THURSDAY

(t’s Another Evacuation, _. But Just To United States   Caltic=-” Wives Leave London on First Leg of Journey to Join Their Husbands on’ This Side 7 of Atlantie Ocean

CHECKUP OF Gt GRIPES ORDERED   Poard Of Ex-Servicemen Headed By Doolittle To Analyze Army

ARMY ‘CASTE SYSTEM’ TO BE PROBED BY DOOLITTLE, FIVE OTHER VETERANS

Cut Grain Feed, Farmers Urged   INVESTIGATORS ARE NAMED Patterson Moves for Inquiry in ~ Army Treatment of Gls, Officers

- Correspondent Advances Theory Visit of Writers to Death Row May Have Tipped Off Hermann

Army Continues Probe Into Suicide Of Goering   Tipped Off By Correspondents?  Writers’ Visit May Have Given Goering Chance To Take Poison

Tour By Newsmen To Death Row May Have Led Goering To Believe Doom Was Near

LYING ON GOT THEN, ott MEL TOBE ASLEEF   Might Have Gulped Peison as Cell Guard Turned to Scan Visitors.

Visiting Of Corresponde nis Mav Have Prompted Goe ‘ring To Take Poison

CORRESPONDENTS’ VISIT MAY HAVE TIPPED’ GOERING   Possibility Seen Nazi Leader Concluded Executien Was Near

. —WHO TIPPED GOERING?— : Commotion Raised By  Correspondents E nough

Poses Threat Ot Strike By  Coal Miners   Plans To Lead Drive Against Pay Increases

Lewis Threatens Mine Shutdown In Attempt To Win New Wage Increases

‘May Iry Drive To Win New Wage Raises   Bituminous Mine Showdown May Come As Winter Prelude

Action Gives Him Strategic Position In Labor’s Move To  Kill Wage Control.

COAL STRIKE BY NOVEMBER 1 IS » POSSIBLE NOW   UMW Chief  Demands New Contract, Taking Lead In New Campaign

LEWIS RENEWS STRIKE THREAT   UMW Chief Seen Aiming At Break in Wage Curbs

LEWIS MOVES TO CALL WALKOUT IN NOVEMBER   Krug Defied As Coal Union Head  Inmerancag Pracecnra

ay To Fight  a  weControl   By Very Real tof Walkout ined in Answer  de Covernment

Bituminous Shutdown May Be Called Nov. 20, is Opinion Expressed By Leaders Today.  WAGE CONTROLS SAID MENACED

Bold Dash Into Operi Battle With Secretary Krug Puts UMW Head In Powerful Position To Force Government Action   VERY REAL THREAT OF STRIKE DEFINITELY SEEN

UMW CHIEF SETS DEADLINE FOR NEW WALKOUT   ‘Asks Wage Confer: ence With Government by Nov. 1

T. O'LEARY’ AWS 5 YEARS FT. MADISON   feld at Algona s Embezzler

War Tainted Jap Cabinet May R esign   Decision Expected When Ministers Study MaeArthur Decree Today

‘Newspaper Demands Nip Emperor Abdicate to Save Being [Forced Qut by Japanese People

i in anliaielinidhn tiainidailacnieailiainiicadinih latinas  D.A.R. Lets Bars Down At Constitution Hall

CONSTITUTION HALL TO BE OPENED BY D.A.R. TO LET NEGRO CHOIR SING

Four Perish In Flames in   Mother Saves Baby But  Dies ‘in Vain Attempt  To Rescue Husband From Blaze

len POLL ti BLUE WILL BE WIHWER   Poll Taken By Farm Papers Reveals Iowa Farmers Two To One For Governor Blue Over Frank Miles.

Famine Risk Still Remains  Britain, U. S. Call   Britain, U. S. Call For Enervetic Aid

Vishinsky and Bevin Conduct Verbal Feud As UNO Faces Greek Problem

B29 SETS MARK IN FLIGHT IN U.S.   East-West Speed Record Is Made Yesterday by Plane.

Throngs Pay Final Tribute as Rites Are Said for John Cardinal Glennon

Detroit Transit System  Is Paralyzed By Strike   Fourth City’s 1,800,000 Daily Passengers Left Stranded When 5,200 Streetear And Bus Operators Walk Out In Dispute Over Wage Increase

PROMPT APPROVAL OF KRUG IS SEEN   View on Valley Authorities Sought; West Disappointed

Krug Named As. Secretary OF Interior   38-Year-Old Former Head of WPB to Take Post Vacated by Ickes

Expect Krug To Be Given Prompt Senate Approval   Surprise Nominee For Secretary Of Interior Appears Acceptable To Senate

FORMER MEAD OF WAR PRODUCTION BOARD TO GET QUICK APPROVAL fy . THE ATE

LEGISLATIVE SESSION MAY BE LONG ONE.   Subjects.to Be Dealt With Grow  More Numerous —

EXPECT LONG EXTRA SESSION   SPECIAL LEGISLATURE FACES MANY PROBLEMS *

BILBO DEMANDS NEGRO VOTING BAN IN SENATE   War Veteran Charges Flogging in Try To Register

Bilbo Asks — Negroes Be Denied Vote  Follows Bea ting  Of Vet Student

Keep Negro. From Polls. Cries Bilbo   Mississippi Senator Asks ‘Red Blooded Men’ To Bar Them

Mississippi Negroes Vote In Elections   Senator Bilbo’s Stand Paced by Rankin

Paying No Heed To Bilbo....  Negroes Voting Today In Mississippi; No Trouble Reported At The Polls

Negroes Join In Balloting In Mississippi Following Promise Of U.S. Protection

Negroes Casting Primary Votes   Federal Protection Promised Them

MISSISSIPPI HAS ELECTION: NEGROES GOING TO POLLS   White Supremacy Issue at Stuke and Runoff Primary is” Anticipatect

Negroes, Unmolested Despite Pleas Of Bilbo, Vote In Mississippi Primary

NEGROES JOIN IN MISSISSIPPI VOTING   Rankin Rips Shirt Off AP Photographer, Cheraing ‘Insult’ to Wife at Polls

Negroes Are Votingin Mississippi   Federal Protection Promised in Wake Of Bilbo Threat

Negroes Vote In Mississippt   Issue of Voting High Pointed in Appeal By Senator Bilbo

38 Injured as Bus Overturns   Skids on Pavement in Chicago, Upsets on Lote Beach

Lausche Privately Wooing Gamblers In Ohio, Herbert Charges in Speech

HERBERT HITS SLOT RACKET   Says Lausche Protects Franklin County Sheriff

Historic Farm Sold Tuesday For $3,300   Farm Used by Abolitionist John Brown on Auction Block

Long Runs Feature Saturday's Grid Play  ee. WReaAaAwWrarywr reewasacaom ar

FAR PACIFIC POINTS DROP TO SPEEDUP RETURN HOME   MacARTHUR ACTS TO PREVENT S3IIPS SAILING TO U, 8, WITH EMPTY BERTHS

Czechs Order Mass Exodus   Hungaria And Slovakia Each Is Giving Up 100,000 People

‘Thousands of Hungarians and Czechs ‘In Mass Exodus to Attempt Solution \Of One of Oldest Minority Problems

US. To War On Juvenile  Nalinniieanry  vii mui wy]   Atty. Gen. Clark Names Nationai Advisory Board

Hope To Keep Trimming Controlled ....  Administration Leaders Work In Effort To Save OPA From Serious Cuts

ORGANIZES GROUP   Effort Is Made To Save OPA   Trim Authority Of Price Agency

OPA Obtains New Support   Efforts Being Made  Teo Continue Powers

House Leaders Hope To Salvage Powers Of OPA   Compromise Is Sought In Move To Limit Authority

New Business Venture Gets Babson Backing   NOTED WRITER TELLS OF VETERANS STARTING OUT ON OWN

TERRE HAUTE VET KILLED BY POLICE   Man Brandishes Gun at Officers After Disturbance.

State Kiwanians Will Elect Officers Today  Governor Ford Is  Speaker at Taynnhkhane Ganctam

State Kiwanians Will Elect Officers Today  Governor Ford Is Speaker at Luncheon Session

Taxi Drivers Are iKn Route Home   Completed Mission In Wash ington Regarding Cab Licenses,

Plan Will Aid In Production   Asks Application of Wage-Price Formula

Urges Rapid Application Of New Policy   CPA Head Says Will Start U. S. Toward Production; Senate Lops CPA And OPA Funds

'GPA Head Points Way To Production Stresses Quick Use Of Wage Policy

Pauley Says no Government Official Profited From His  Extensive Operations in Oil

Pauley Probed On-Melhods of Gelling Fund   ru nian Nomine e Deiiics Hannegan. -Profited © From Oil Deals

Gene Talmadge Will Be Buried ‘This Afternoon   Georgia Governor - elect Will Be Interred Among Neighbors He Loved

F uneral Held. F or. Talmadge   T housands File Past: Bier of Governor: -clect.. fae

— ee ee oe 2  Funeral Held For Talmadge   Thousands File Past Biter of Governor-clect.

FUNERAL HELD FOR TALMADGE   Man Who Won Fourth Term As Georgia Governor Is Interred

Talmadge Rites Scheduled Today   Body Lies In State For Five Hours Yesterday

Latest American. Note. Tells Poland to Change Ways or Expect No Further Credits

UNITED STATES ACTION AGAINST POLAND POSSIBLE INDICATION OF TRY TO SPLIT COMMUNIST AREA

Many Ask Photos, Data On Fairchild Aircraft’s Planes   OFFICIAL TO SPEAK

Earth Shock Exceeds 1923 In Intensity   Seven-Foot Water Wall Sweeps Central Area, Cities Hit by Flames —

EARLY INCOMPLETE REPORTS INDICATE LIVES SNUFFED: = QUT MAY REACH 40M   3,000 Said to Have Died on Awaji Island Alone; Wave Churned Up by: One of Historv’s Strongeest Quakes...

Sub-Commlttee to Report on Request Of Russia for Delay Of Case Until April 10

SEGRET. TALKS: FALTO BRING ~ GOMPROMISE   Subcommittee, to Make. Report to Chairman of ©  anna

U.S. and Sevier Split Fersists as Council Meets After Committee Fails; Gromyko Repeats Iran Accord Reached, May Quit

U. §. AND REDS STILL SPLIT AS UNO CONVENES   Subcommittee Fails to Solve Question Over Tran Hearing in UNO

Russians Might Deadlock UNO On Iran, Claim  Officials Worried On Possibility Of Soviet Boycott If Dilan Ie Qwarriuled

Russia Threatens To Abandon Council If Delay Is Ignored      Name Special Sub-Committee To Find Solution To Iranian Problem; Group To Report Late Today

Special Committee Has Long Session But No Decision Is Made; Bymes Holds Out For Immediate  Of Knotty Issue

U.S.-Russia Deadloek Is Possible   American Officials Are Concerned Over United Nations Hearing for Iran

SOVIETS TALK OF WALKING OUT ON UNO SESSION   Iran Insists On No Postponement Of Security Council Consideration Of Her Protest Against Russian Acts.

Iran Stands Fast On Determination To Hold Hearing   Solution To Impasse Being Sought By Committee

REDS MAY BOLT MEET OVER IRAN   U. S. and Kussia Split Over Iran’s Right to Speak

Red Threat Of Boycott Faces UNO   Russians Assert They'll Shun Iran Discussion if Not Postponed.

UNO Committee Fails to Reach lran Agreement   First Session Lasts Hour and Half; Fear Deadlock on Issue

HEARING MAY LEAD RUSS TO QUIT SESSION   J. §., Russ, French Delegates Confer ~ On Impasse

Iran Firm In Demand For Hearing   Committee Named To Find Solution

Wants Action In Spite Of Soviet Threat To Quit   Sub-Committee On Procedure To Report Back This Afternoon

UNO Council Group Adiourns With “No Agreement Made’’   Russia, United States Differ Over Ala Speech

Committee s Mriving For Solution   Soviet Envoy Threatens to Bolt Council

RUSSIA MAY QUIT U.N. 0. CONFERENCE   America and the Soviet Union Go Into an After noon Session Completelv Snlit Over the Tranian Issue.

U.S., Russia Fail to Find Compromise   UNO Subcommittee Adjourns Following Futile Effort to

Subcommittee Fails to Agree Today   Soviet Delegates May Leave Meeting if lranians Take Floor

Subcommittee Unsuccesstul In Solving USS., Russ Deadlock   Byrnes Insisting That Ala Report His  Views

Reds Threaten To Desert UNO In tran Dispute   Twice Voted Down, Soviet Delegates Try New Tactics

BYRNES MUM AFTER FUTILE CONFERENCE   Russia Faces Defeat On Vote Today Unless Agreement Reached

IRAN HEARING DISRUPTS UNC   Russia Threatens Walkout If Question Is Aired Before April 10

Damage Slight As Hurricane Force Fades   Florida’s Evacuees Returning to Homes As Winds Diminish

Florida Escapes Heavy Damage In Latest Storm   Winds Diminishing As Hurricane Moves On Georgia And South Carolina   NO ESTIMATE YET OF CROP DAMAGE

UNDER UN DIRECTION  Hatch Advocates US Use Of Atom Bombs for Peace

MOLOTOV THINKS SECURITY COUNCIL ACTION SUFFICIENT   Subcommittee Meets in New Atmasphere of Hope After  tCaviat Canrceccian

U.S.,French Argue for Disarming Pacts; Reds Say Resolution Enough

U.S., France Urge Disarmament Be Achieved by Treaty; Russia Holds Only Resolution Is Needed

Connally Insists On Writing War Bans Into Treaty   Molotov of Russia Argues That Mere Resolution Enough

Group Issues Krug Subpoena  Ordered To Appear At ‘Big Inch’ Quiz

Krug Called To Testify On Pipe Lines   Summons Served On Complaint Of Congress Group

Krug To Appear Betore Committee In Pipeline Case   Surplus Group Serves Subpoenz

Serve Paper: To Krug in Inch Probe   Commanded to Appear by Committee on  Monday

Krug Summoned With Subpoena — To Pineline Sift   First Time Cabinet Member Ordered by Congress Group To be Witness ai Hearing

INTERIOR SECRETARY  HANDED SUBPOENA OF  PIPELINES’ PROBERS MAN NAMED “LEWIS” —  NO KIN TO JOHN L._—  alwre eDIIT CIMMONe  yi

Krug is Served With Subpoena   Committee Orders His Presence at Hearing

Man Named ‘Lewis’ Serves Subpoena From Congressional Groun on Krug

SEC. KRUG IS SERVED WITH A SUBPOENAE   Man Named Lewis, No Kin of John L., Cites Cabinet Member to Appear Before Committee   DISCUSSING PIPE LINES

KRUG IS GIVEN SUBPOENA, COAL VIEWS SOUGH   House Committee Orders In terior Dept. Secretary to Appear Monday

Writ Served : ‘On See, Krug   Sybpoena-To Appear For Congress Hearing Is Given To Secretary

Philippines President Sergio Osmena Concedes Manuel Roxas’s Election

BISHOP TELLS OF “NANKING MURDERS   Churchman Testifies Japs Ren Wild in City.

15 ARE NOW IN RACE FOR GOVERNOR   Old Record of 13, Set in 1938, Is Shattered

Drastic Anti-Labor Laws in Missouri  Seen as Possibility  Might Be Passed by 1947 Legislature, Says

Drastic Anti-Labor Laws in Missouri Seen as Possibility   Might Be Passed by 194: Legislature, Says Sen. Kinney

Statement Of Finis E. St. John To Voters Of The Third Senatorial District

Statement Of Finis E. St. John To Voters Of 3rd Senatorial District

Goering Had Poison On Him All Along--Probably Hidden In His Navel Cavity “

Probers Say Goering Kept Suicide Dose  On His Body   Nazi Chief Retained Vial During Entire Period Of Captivity:

Officials Make Report On Investi igotion Story Of Goering’s Suicide Is Related

Perhaps Concealed On Body- Goering Had Suicide Vial  Throughout [mprisonment

overing’s Vial Of Poison Hidden Since His Capture   Four-Power Commission's Report Leaves Many Of Suicide Details Hazy

Believe Vial Was Concealed On Body; Soldier Guard Is Absolved Of Blame In Incident

oS  Goering Had Vial of Poison . From Time He Was Captured, Investigating Board Reveals

And Alimentary Tract  es  Many Details Are Still Hazy   Similar Vial Taken From Him When Arrested Commission Says

Goering Had His Vial Of Poison From Time of Capture, Report Says

Hid It In Navel, Alimentary Tract  Goering Had Poison All The Time

Goering Had Poison Vial When He Was Jailed, Investigators Report

Goering Mystery Still Unsolved  Many Details Left Unanswered in Report

GOERING’S VIAL KEPT ON BODY?   Commission Reports No. ; Nezi May Heve Secreted Poison in Navel

Byrnes Flying To Paris for Crucial Parley   Vandenberg and Connally Go With Secretary

BYRNES TAKES TRUMAN PLANE FOR OVERSEAS      SECRETARY, LEAVES FOR PARIS CONFERENCE AS SECURITY COUNCIL FACES CRUCIAL  SESSION TODAY °..

‘TRILLO FACES DERAL SUIT { STRIKE CALL   Termed Breach Of New Law

Petrillo Accused  Under Lea Act   Department of Justice Acts in Strike Against Radio Station

Petrillo Is Charged in U. S. Court   Charge of Violating Federal Law Filed by Just ice Department

U.S. Files Lea Suit on Petrillo   Music Union Head Accused of Violating Federal Law in Strike

CAESAR PETRILLO FACES FINE AND YEAR IN JAIL ON CHARGE OF-VHOLATION-OF-STRIKE-CAW-

Musicians’ Boss Is Accused of Violating Lea Ac   Justice Department Prefers Charges Against Petrillo

Accused of Violation in Radio Strike   Coercion Claimed in His Bid To Make Station Hire More Men.

Petrillo Charged With Violation of Federal Statute   Department of Justice Also Accuses Him of Coercive Practices

Clayton Says Truman OK ‘Not Clear’  ‘U.S. Policy  Same Despite’ wer it... ... TF.

Mine Leader May Call Off Strike, Hint   Government Demands Staggeriag Penalty For Contempt

Lewis Fined $10,000 When Government Says Jail Term Would Accomplish Nothing

Power, Light. Ration Likely  For Virginia   Coal Walkout Idles 25,000; Brownout In State Possible

Rationing Of Power In Virginia   Brawnout In Dominion Looms As Commission ‘Orders Power Hearing

Army Efficiency Low In Natjon, Says Eisenhower  Believes Draft Must   Believes Draft Must Be Extended To Provide Needed Men

Whole Industry Would Be Affected in Case 700,000 Stop Work in Mills  2 Sides Silent         @ Sides Sitent  ‘Big Four’ Meat Packera ~ Are Ready to Quit Oworn Wonk

Phone Strike  Throatanc II C LP UCdGQLUIIO U,uU,   Wire \ VY Orkers wnmon Teking Fait on  Walkout in Sympathy With the Western Electric Employees Association

No Pledge Of Cooperation So Far. .... Fact-Finding Panel For Steel Wage Fight Takes Over Tough Assignment

Government Fact-Finders Seeking  Means To Head Off Steel Strike   General Motors Fact-Finding Panel Completing Report For President On Strike Of Auto Workers; Confer On Packinghouse Walkout Threat

W ork Stoppages Of Bell System Due Next Week   Head of Western Electric Employes’ Association Says Sympathy Strike  By Wed. Probable   Meetings Over Pay Demands Resumed   Meanwhile, Quiet Reign: on Pieket Lines Outside Jersey Plants Where Vielence Flared

Fact-Finding Board Begins ‘Crucial Task   - Steelworkers Union Has Called’ Strike. Of 700,000 Members Across The Nation

FACT-FINDERS SEEK 10 BAR STEEL STRIKE   President’s Group Will Meet Today in Effort to Head Off a Walkout Scheduled to Take Place January 14,

U.S.-WIDE PHONE WALKOUT NEARS   Association President Says ‘Explosion’s’ About Due

Seeking  To Avert Strike   Truman’s Fact-Finding Panel Begins Work of: Trying to Head Off . Huge Steel Walkout

Nation-Wide Phone Strike Forecast   President of Striking Western Electric Em ployes’ Association Expects Walkout to Explode Into Communications Tie-U p.

Fact - Finding Group Meets To Schedule Hearing Procedure   Steelworkers Set To Go Out January 14 In Nation For $2 Per Day Wage Raise

Nation Wide Phone Strike Held Likely.   W. Electric Union Head Expects Break Next Week

ae #, estern Electric Strike May a el sade Into Walkout Early The - “2ek of Telephone Men

PREDICTS PHONE ~ TIE-UP THIS WEEK   HEAD OF WESTERN ELECTRIC ENION R“LPORTS STRIKE “READY TO EXPLODE.”

Phone Worker Strike Looms; Set to Explode   Wednesday Set as Strike Deadline For Bell System Telephone Workers In Forty-two States; Pickets Hurt

Western Electric Union Head Believes Break Due First of Week.   ASK SYMPATHY STRIKE

MAY HAPPEN SOON   Walkout “ Just About Ready to Explode,” Swys Un ,  b0T)   POLL SENTIMENT HERE

WARREN CRITICIZES REG's BOOKKEEPING METHODS; WANTS CONGRESS TC INVESTIGATE

RFC BOOKKEEPING IS UNDER FIRE   Accounts So “Hazy” Auditors Baffled; Investigation May Follow.

SELF-CALLED TEXAS SENATE MEET FAILS TO SECURE QUORUN  MOORE TELLS BODY IT HAS RIGHT TO

Senators Will Try Tomorrow To Get Quorum   First Attempt At Special Session Fails

 SPECIAL SESSION:BEGI NS  Senate, Governor: ‘At Odds. Over Confirming Appointments

POLICE QUEL RACIAL 7   THREE YOUTHS STABBED IN ~ OUTBREAK ~ IN” WHICH © 200 RIOTED IN STOCKYARDS DISTRICT

Incidents Between  Chinese and Yankees Continue; Two U. S. Marines Are Captive

TWO MARINES HELD BY REDS AFTER CLASH   U. S. Troops Involved In Two Incidents With Chinese

Cardinals Win World Series: Brecheen Hero   Slaughter Runs Home from First on a Line — Drive in Eighth

Cards Win Series;  Take Final, 4 to 3   Slaughter’s Running and Brecheen’s Pitching Feature Red Birds’ Victory

Beat Red Sox By 4-3 In   Final Game   Harry Brecheen Gets Third Victory In Relief Role; Slaughter and Walker, Among Others, Stay

REDBIRDS WIN 7TH GAME, 4°3 TO COP SERIES   Brecheen Gets Credit For Win As Series Ends in Thriller

Great Run by Slaughter Beats Red Sox, 403   Brecheen Hurls Superb Relief Ball After Dickson Wilts

‘Slaughter’s Base - Running [And Pitching Of Brecheen \Are Too Much For Red Sox

CARDINALS WIN TITLE BY BEATING RED SOX, 4 10%   Slaughter Scores Deciding Run in Eighth With Unbelievable Dash From First to Home on Hit.   PESKY MUFFS CHANCE TO THROW HIM OUT   Brecheen’s Relief Pitching Plays Part in Victory— Breaks Up Boston Threat in Ninth.

Cards Win Series With 4-3 Victory  In Final Game   Slaughter’s Daring Base Running Breaks Tie, To Beat Red Sox

U. S. Losing Good Will In Philippines   GEN. MacARTHUR ASKED } TO PROBE STORIES OF UNREST

UNIONS FOSTERING STRIKE OF BUYERS   Lator Leaders Trying To Arrange Monster Ralls In Protest Ascains: End OF OPA

SERIOUS FOOD CRISIS FACED  Bakers In Britain Revolt As Protest To Bread Rationina

HALLECK IS AREAD IN CONGRESS RAGE FOR FLOOR LEADER   Indiana Man’s Opponent May Leave Him Clear Field at U. S. Capital; McCormack Choice.   MARTIN SLATED TO BE SPEAKER

HALLECK IN LEAD FOR FLOOR GRIEF   John MeCormack Is Slated - for Same Role on Democratic Side

Veteran Congressman Speaks To State Convention; Sees Balanced Budget In 1947

Addresses State Democratic Convention....  Doughton Thinks Further Tax Reductions Possible

STAGE S SET FOR SHUTDOWN OF Bie MILES   PLANTS CLOSING DOWN AS EMPLOYES START STRIKING BEFORE THE SUNDAY NIGHT DEADLINE

STRAW HAT WEATHER   June Will Get Down ta Busines: Says Forecaster

Head Of UMW Explodes Bombshell, Opening Way To Second Round Of Labor Disputes

JOHN L, LEWIS HINTS, Qt NEW COAL CRISIS   Says Secretary Violated Terms  Of Contract

French MRP Shades Reds In Balloting  Bidault Party Wins 6: Seats, Communists 61 In Upper House

TO BE A FIRST TASK   Study of InformationFreedom by UNO Asked by United States

Field Marshal's Life Threatened  English Personages Heavily Guarded

Leaders Hope To Abandon Price Bans   Truman May Sign If Some Controls Kept On Commodities

J oint Conference Holds Fate of OPA Legislation   House Declines to Accept Measure Voted by Senate

Truman May Approve  Revised Law   UAW-CIO Urges U. S. Buyers To Strike Against Price Hikes

REVISED OPA MEASURE IS CONSIDER ED   President Approves Changes as Advised By Party Leaders

ict Its oval By an If   House Action ompleted as s Die-Rards arting Shots

House Rejects Senate Bill By 211-64 Margin   President Wants Controls Kept on Major Living  Cost Items

TURN DOWN BILL, 211-64; ACTION TRUMAN VICTORY   President Reported Ready to Sign Legislation If Committee Removes Bana On Food Controls,   REPUBLICAN RANKS SPLIT ON BALLOT   G. O. P. Leader Wolcott Joing Administration Aids In Urging Writing of a Compromise.

House Sends OPA Bill To House-Senate Conference   Truman Rumored Prepared To Sign If Bans Taken Off  Living Cost Items

HOUSE SENDS MEASURE 10 CONFERENCE   Joint Committee Will Write Compromise Price Measure

House Rejects Senate Price Measure  Truman Reported   Truman Reported Willing to Sign Altered Measure

House Refuses To Accept Plan Voted by Senate   Two Chambers Must Now Seek to Write Compromise Measure

Truman May Sign OPA Bill lf Bans Eased   Will Approve If Market Basket Items Exempted; Report

House Rejects ‘Senate Price Measure   Truman Reported Willing io Sign Altered Measure

House Votes PresentOPA MeasureQut   Truman Indicates He Will Sign Bill If It Carries Certain Controls   NEW LEGISLATION MAY BE WRITTEN   McCormick Confident Of Something That Will Be Approved By All

Truman to Sign Bill If Ban on Controls Lifted   Committee May Write Compromise Bill in Short Time; Senate Bans OPA Propagandz

Truman May Sign OPA Bill If Bans * Are Removed   House Defeats Senate Measure .After Warning

Rumor Says ‘Truman Will Sign’ If Meats, Eggs, Butter, Eie., Are Removed From Bans. Coninromise Sought

House Declines Senate  Version By 211 To 64   Price Control Bill Turned Over To Joint SenateHouse Committee For Writing Of Compromise Measure

“GENERAL” LAKES STRIKE CALLED OFT   NMU to Continue Walkout Against 7 Operators, Committee Votes -

UNION VOTES TO CALL OFF LAKES TIEUP   STRIKE CONTINUES AGAINST ONLY 7 CARRIERS

Decontrolling Plans Await Policy Ruling  Vote Effects Ave Noanhtfnl]

Traimmen Plan To Join Major  Labor Union   Whitney Says They Will Affiliate With Either AFL Or ClO In Fall

, ee ae Trainmen To Unite  With C10 or AFL   Will Take Action In Fall,  Statace Whitnay

AFFILIATE WITH C10 OR Ak OF I   Whitney Says Time Here For Unified Front; Hits Truman

Whitney Says Railway Brotherhood Will Join AFL or CIO This Autumn

Byrnes Flies — To Paris Meet   Accompanied by Advisers Connally. Vandenhere

Byrnes En Route To Paris to Break Big-4 Deadlock   Connally Urges Early Peace Conference if  This Parley Fails

CAR SKIDS INTO TRAILER-TRAGTOR KILLING WOMAN  Six Others Are Hurt On Hill

$90 Millton Bill Passed over Velc   $154 Million Bill Also Passed by State Legislature

Calif. Legislature Overrides Veto or $90,000,000 Bit   Repudiation Is First Giver to Warren  Funds for City - County Schools. Sewers. Etc.

HOLI DAY TO START TODAY Christmas Observances Slated Today Jn City Public Schools

Price Control, Atomic Energy Bills Major Legislation Before Congress

GIFT PARCELS FROM U. S.   May Be Sent to British Zone in Germany

Truman Creates Council of Top Army, Navy Men   Elder Stafesmen’s Organ ization for National Defense Is Set Up

PLAN OFFICER DEFENSE BODY   Truman Announces Plans To Form Organization Of Elder Statesmen

Truman Sets Up Organization for Nationa! Defense   10 Top Wartime Officers Will Compose Group

TRUMAN SETS UP DEFENSE COUNCI   ELDER STATESMEN’S ORGANI. ZATION COMPOSED OF 10 TOP WARTIME LEADERS.

Walkout Is Threatening In Houston   Pittsburgh Is Facing Blackout: New York Transit Strike Looms

AFL WORKERS - CALL HOLIDAY FOR HOUSTON   Auto Union Leaders Plan Conclave In Detroit

Tran Situation Complicated By Reports Of War   Deadline On Issue Before United Nations This Wednesday

OPA Revives Price Bureau   Victor B. Ware Head: West Vircinia Staff

Parents Are Invited To Visit Schools During This Week  _ Entire County To  Observe American  Education Week 

Parents Are Invited  To Visit Schools —  During This Week  _ Entire County To — Observe American ;  ae gfe

GOV. MARTIN PROPOSES NEW BOLLESE SITES   Two Former Army Sitee Selected To Aid Veterans

COMPROMISE ON IRAN EXPECTED   intervention by UNO Dele: gates May Be Averted

'Russian-lranian Compromise Hinted As Security Council — ‘Again Considers Dispute   Russia Says Dispute Can Be Settled By Moscow-Tehran Negotiations

Arkansas Ready To Wind Up Campaign  State Police Will   State Police Will Be On Guard At Polis Tomorrow

Officers Report Connellsville Men Confess To Seizing Monessen Tavern Man And Taking Cash   LICENSE NUMBER OF CAR LED TO ARRESTS

26,000 U.S. TROOPS WILL DOCK TODAY   26 TRANSPORTS DUE TO ARRIVE AT EAST AND WEST PORTS

Truman Action On OPA Expected At 4 Today   Wyomins County Gas Field Mav Raan      Gar shortage Causes Giant Production Lag  REC NE: cilay, mB. €.ho aw «w.

Wyoming County Gas Field Mav Boon   UNITED CARRON   Car Shortage Causes Giant Production Lag  REC Misht Be Ashed To oe Rae reas =a ana a ae a

 U.S. Officer Denies Reich  Spy Ring Story   Refutes Army's Claim That Free Germany Group Had Soviet Connections.

Rails Clap Embargo on N.Y. Cargoes   12,000 Truck Drivers Expect To Strike at Midnight

Railway Freight Embargo Affects Non-Vital Good:   Metropolitan Area Faces Transport Crisis as Truckers Strike

Mead Committee Demands Details (On Mortar Shell:   Group Asks Army for Information About Defective Ammunition

Ceilings On 4 Citrus Will Be Restored   HARLINGEN PROGRESS INDICASOR

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Work Stonpage   lanored Request

Claims Hirohito Blocked Efforts Of Jap Premie   Witness Says Late Father Wanted To Quit YVlanchuria, In 1922

END SEA STRIKE, LEADERS ADVISE   Curran and Bridges Assert Final Decision Left to Rank and File

ORDER SEAMEN —BACK-T0-WORK   LEADERS OF CIO UNIONS AbVISE MEMBERS TO ACCEPT WAGE SCALE AND GET SHIPS MOVING

Lawyer Delays Serving Warrant  Awaits Outcome of  Child's Condition

Father of Two Languishe:  In Jail Awaiting Outcome of Beare B and Gun Wounds Girl Suffered

CHINESE GROCERY ROBBED BY MASKED CALIFORNIA -BAND   Five Men and One Womar Armed with Automatic Weapons Escape

Kimmel Denies Politics Got Him Pearl Harbor Post   Proposal to Invite Churchill Before Senate Prebers Voted Down

County Women’s Farm Bureau To  Install Officers  Weve KN Pp....?:..

County Women’s Farm Bureau To  Install Officers  Mrs. E. O. Paulin  Is New .Chairman

SAYS NAZIS SHOT MANY BRITISH AND YANK PRISONERS   Victims Grouped Together Under Ruse of Having  Moh ToL Re

DETAILS OF DEATH TRAPS DISCLOSED.      Victims Told They Were Going To Be Photographed

Nazi Photo Ruse Used to Murder  Prisoners of Wan   Groups Assembled Under Pretext of Having Picture Taken

Says Nazis Shot Yanks Grouped For  “Pictures”   War Crimes Trial at Dachau Is Scene of Revelations About More Atrocities

PRISONERS SHOT WHILE POSING   Army Colonel Says Nazis Used Photo Ruse To Line Up Victims

MAY RETURN TO POWER   Early Count Shows Labor Party Ahead in Anustr.jia

AUSTRALIA'S VOTERS RETURN LABOR PARTY   Chifley Appears Certain 0! Being Kept In Office

E@ss Ce f Uamins——-i ttamins fhat [s!  79th’s Seeond Session Looks Roush

Tr iple Squeeze Play Used On Mine Chiel  ae wt loo ket hOUkhlkK   Leais Mav Be Wrecked As Leader If Miners Return

Venezuelan Revolt Suppressed   Nine Leaders Are Arrested: Arms Are Seized

Scientist Will Detonate Bomb  In Bikini Jes   Cornell University Physicist Named To Be ‘‘Trigger Man’’ In New Test   TARGET ARRAY IS INCREASED

Business & Professional Women Re-ellect Most Officers   Florence Colling Is New Secretary Installation At Formal Dinner Mav ?1

Eisenhowers In Overnight Visit With Boone Kin   Off Again This Morn. ing For Washington In Army Plane.

“IKE” IN AND . OUT OF BOONE   Pays Quiet Visit to. Wife’s Relatives

EISENHOWER IN OVERNIGHT ROONE VISIT   Few Aware of Stop By ‘Ike’, Wife Until _ After Departure Today

PLANE WINGS ACROSS OCEAN WITH COPTER   HELP MAY REACH SWISS DISASTER SCENE TUESDAY

FAR EAST COMMANDER DENOUNCES JAP GENERAL'S WAR RECORD AS “CRUEL AND WANTON”         — fy FRANK RORERTSON Besten: teen) Sewa oreire

Gen. Yamashita Will Be Hanged For War Cruelty   Gen. MacArthur Gives Full Approval To Death Decree For Jap General   DENOUNCES ACTS OF YAMASHITA

Guild Strike Headed For Showdown   ANG President To Meet Publisher

2 Die in Crash ~ OF Big Airliner Near Richmond   Filot, With Bad Motor, Attempts Return to Field in Heavy For   WAS ENROUTE FROM NEW YORK TO MIAMI   Crosses Airpsrt Twice; Crashes Five Miles  Away on Farm

Russia Abandons Veto Power Over Control of Arms   Reversal of Policy Opens. Way Toward Concrete Moves by UN for World Reduction of Weapons

U.N. Hails Promise To Abandon Cudgel Over Finished Plan   ‘Molotov, in Conciliatory Action, Agrees to Accept U. S. Proposals; ‘Action Believed Kremlin Inspired

wot AGREES 10 HOLD VETO 4 ARMS PLAN   yolotov’s Proposal May Resolve Conflict On Disarmament

Soviets Reverse Stand on Veto   Molotov Agrees to Waiver; Action May Speed Disarmament

Road Seen As Cleared For Accore   Molotov Agrees To Quit Any Veto Authority On Enforcement.

REDS GIVE UP VETO RIGHTS ON DISARMAMENT   Deadlock Betweer West, Russia May Be Broken.

RUSSIA YIELDS UN VETO POWER ‘ON DISARMAMEN’   Opens Way For Move For World Reduction OF Weanons of War

Huffman Suggests Decontrol Of Meat "If Facts Warrant”  Ohio Senator Confers With President; Savs Danaer of Inflation Maicr Issue

Drys Seeking Federal Aid in  Enforcement   Sharp Debate Expected Tomorrow When Senators Discuss Bill Patterned After Oklahoma Law

PROPOSE AREA INCONNECTICUT FOR QUARTERS   Greenwich-Stamford . Area Is Selected by ' Members of Committee

See Settlement _ Of Red Dispute  With Iranians   UN Delegates Envision New Era Of Frankness For International Diplomacy

Suggest Greenwich Stamford Area for Permanent Center   Group Recommends New York City As The Interim Site

CHOICE OF U, S, LOCATION UP 10 FULL ASSEMBLY   New Frankness In International Diplomacy Seen After RussoBritish Clash

ARCHBISHOP GETS THRILL   Reports He Has Ridden 8@ Miles Au Hour Thra U.S. City

Rebels Kil President Of Bolivia   Body Is Hurled From Balcony, Hung In Public Square

President Bolivia Killed, Hung In  Revolution   Workers, Students Overthrow Government

President Killed as Revolutionaries Grab Bolivian Government   Villarroel Shot, Hanged Twice From Lamp Post in Revolt’s Bloody End

Bolivia President Killed in Revolt   Revolution Ovéerthrows-Regime;. 9000 Slain or Hurt: in Rioting

Army Will Seek Guard of 680,00   Plans to Present M-Day Program to Congress

Army Plans Program of Expansion   Will Present to Congres: Scheme for Increase to  1,750,000 Men in Army

ARMY TO PRESENT LONGE RANGE PLAN   Calls for 680,000 National Guard Besides Reserves.

Army to Present Program for National Defense  Will Ask Congress For 1,750,000-Man

Army To Ask 3 Congress Okay For Large Force   Officer Says U. S. Weak Against Attack

Army Proposes Defense Force   Only 4 Divisions Now Strong Enough to Hold Invaders, Leaders Say

Army Seeks 1,750,000-Man M Day Force   Program Outlined Would Make Possible 5.500,000 Muster In Year

U. 5. May Send More Fats And Oils Overseas   OTHER NATIONS MUST AGREE TO DO LIKEWISE

OTHER NATIONS MUST SACRIFICE MORE FATS, OILS   This Nation To Send More To Hungry People Overseas

U.S. Will Match Fat Sacrifices of Ten Other Nations   Action Will Not Cut Our Present Low Level  Of Supplies

Big-Four Foreign Ministers Conference Draws To Close; ‘Major Issues Still Unsettled   Byrnes Deeply Discouraged By Failure To Reach Any Basic Agreement

BIG 4 TAKES LAST MOMENT TRY AT GERMAN ISSUES TODAY   Adjournment Until June 15, Expected After Sessions  Today Are Ended

Deadline Study. Of German Pact _- Made By Big 4   By ‘nes Said ‘Discouraged Over Failure To Reach Any. “Basie Agreement

Allied Chiefs  Plan Reress After . aay *s German®, 5 “aks  None Of Prot. 5% On Peace Trea 4  Has Been Settles be % s

JIMMY BYRNES 1S PESSIMISTIC   Secretary Deeply Discouraged By Failure Of Foreign Ministers To Agree; German Issue Tackled.

EFFORTS TOWARD AGREEMENT: SEVERE BLOW TO INDUSTRY —   ' Insistence of Two Unions on Changes in » Rules Believed Main Stumbling ' . Rlock in Neootiations ;

FEDERAL MEDIATORS REDOUBLE EFFORTS TOWARD AGREEMENT: SEVERE BLOW 10 INDUSTRY   Insistence of Two Unions on Changes in Rules Believed Main Stumbling Block in Negotiations

PROBE.WREGK: . ” OF AIRLINER   , a LITTLE. HOPE OF FINDING CAUSE OF CRASH THAT COST  —~—— HIVES OF 17° PERSON

PROBE AIRLINER CRASH KILLING 1   Ship Falls in Flames in Connecticut Wooded Farmland

County's War Death List Grows To 209   Seaman l-c Mervin W, Paden is Listed As — Dead

William C. Trout Killed In Action   County’s War Dead Now Totals 219; Four Still Listed As Missing

Otero Accuses Rio Arriba Of Voting Fraud   GOP Judge Aspirant Contests Election Of Chavez in District 1

OTERO CONTESTING CHAVEZ ELECTION IN FIRST DISTRICT   Republican Fils Petition i Asking For Recheck of Region’s Votes

STATE OFFERS HUGE REWARD IN MASSACRE   Patrol Chief Urges Anti-Lynch Law By U. S.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Reparations Mission Tour Slightly Diverted

Colder Weather Is Predicted For This Area  _ Weather Bureau Says - Temperatures to Go Below Zero Here

Colder Weather ls Predicted For This Area  Weather Bureau Say Temperatures to

U.S. HINTS AT COMPROMISE IN COAL DISPUTE   Government Feeling Out Chances of Talks Between Lewis and Mine Owners.   BULLETIN!

Hint Effort To Promote Coal Parley   Strike Costing Nation Nearly Two Million Tons Of Fuel Daily

Try fo Speed Settlement of MW Walkout   Administration Pans No Retreat in Court Battle

Government Is Said to Be Feeling Out Chance to Promote Talks of Lewis and Operators,  LEADER OF UNION WILL GO TO COURT

‘Temperatures   Trial Certain to Continue Into Next Week; Sirike Costs Nation 1,885,865 Tons of Coal Daily; United States Insists on Batile to Finish

WOULD NOT AFFECT COURT 6: ACTION NOW PENDING, HOW LEWIS TRIAL STARTS AT 10:00 TOMORROW

U. S. Determined to Press Court Action But Seeks Way to Get Mines Started

ACTION LIKELY AFTER DECISION “WL COURT FIGHT   UMW Chieftain Involved: in Behind-Scenes Activity Preceding Trial   MEETS C. & OQ. DIRECTOR   ‘Government Wants to Get. Out of Coal Business After Legal Showdown

Compromise Is Believed Possibility   But Truman Is Said To Oppose Actual Retreat

Feelers Out To Bring Lewis And Operators Into Wage Conference   Administrative Spokesmen Declare Governmer Has Gone Too Far To Back Down In Court Fight Against Mine Union Leader.

Government May Move to Promote  Talks With Lewis   Administration Officials Said Seeking Compro mise Discussions

But Compromise Would Not Ease Showdown Trial   Industrial Layoffs Climb as Strike Goes Into 6th Day

Lewis May See Coal Operators   Direct Talks Looking Toward Compromise Are Hinted At

COAL PEACE TALK FEELER IS BROACHED   Attempts Made to Get Operators and Lewis Into Parley

LEWIS, OWNERS MAY BE TALKINC BEHIND SCENES   Government Standing Firm On Court Action

High Sources Indicate  Government Is Feeling Chances Of Promoting D Talks Between Lewis, Industry   LEWIS TO APPEAR IN COURT TOMORR

GOVERNMENT IS WILLING TO GET RID OF MINES   Authoritative Source Hinte Government May Promote UMW-Owners’ Meeting   U. S$. TO PUSH FIGHT.   Lewis To Be Arraigned In Federal Court Wednesday; Quick Trial Wanted

State Politics Hit Fast Pace   $20,000 Libel Suit Filed Against Sigler

Woman, 9 Children Perish as Fire Traps Family in Connecticut Home

Mother and Eight Children Die as Fire Levels Home   Six Bodies Found Piled Against Door Leading to Safcty

NINE CHILDREN, MOTHER DIE IN BLAZE AT HOME   Believe Fall Caused Jam At Door Of Summer Colony Residence

Appeal To Solons   President Makes Plea To Business To Hold Curbs To Fight Inflation

Truman Tells People Fight “Is Not Over’      President Urges Adherence To Existing Controls to Prevent Inflation Even Though Law Expires

President Says Battle For New Price And Rent Controls ‘Is Not Over’

Truman Urges People To Call on Congress For Continued Controls   President Asks All To Use Self - Restraint As Rules Go Off.

Appeal Made to Voters, Congress, Business to Join War on Inflation

House, Senate Refuse to Act Following Veto   Truman ‘Appeals to People For Patriotic Restraint Tk. Avent Inflation = -

Truman Tells Nation ‘Fight Is Not Over’   Extension Measure Vetoed As Congress Quits Until Monday

People Are Asked Io Appeal To Solons   President Makes Plea To Business To Hold Curbs To Fight Inflation

AM Genkes Off At Mid. night; Only Hope Is For Renewed Action   Truman Appeals To The People   Congress, Business Also : Asked To Hold Line Until Law Enacted

President Declares Fight Will Be Made to Revive Them and Calls Upon Business Men and Landlords to Observe Regulations That Have Been in Effect—Appeal Follows His Veto of Extension Bill,

Truman Pleas For Voter Aid   House Sustains OPA Veto; Stop-gap Bill Introduced

Truman Says Fight for OPA Controls Not Yet Over; Asks Public Adhere to Reaulations   Tells OPA employes to "Stay at Battle Stations;” Wants Congress to Approve Resolution Continuing Price Measures

‘Make Known Your Determination To Halt Inflation’ Truman Urges; Congressional Action Expected   Landlords, Businesses, Producers Urged to Adhere To Present Regulations After Sharply Worded Veto Ends Price Control

Truman Tells Nation Fight for Controls On Prices Still On   President Asks Public To Make Known to Congress Desire To Keep Curbs, Halt Inflation; Radio Address Raps Sen. Taft ~

Fight NotOver Yet, Is Advice   Asks Cooperation Of People Until New Law Is Drafted

AE ASKED TO PUT PREGOURE ON CONGRESS   President Also Pleads That Business Adhere to Present Rules.

Urges People Express View Ty Coneresk:   President Declares He Could Not Approve Ams. ended Extension Bill.

House Sustains Presidential Veto of Extender Law, Then Congress Adjourns Until Monday; Later Restoration of Curbs Is Open Question

Fight to Keep Control Not Over, He Says   Manufacturers Urged To Aid in Drive Against Inflation

Senate Adjourns to Monday Without Action on Temporary Extension and ° House Agrees Not to Vote Until Then.

People Urged To Still Abide By Regulation   President Expects Congress to Renew Controls Quickly

Truman Takes Fight to the Peonle   Chief Executive Reviews Veto Message

Price and Rent Controls To Come Off at Midnight As Extension Bill Vetoed   President Calls on OPA Workers to Stick To Their Jobs and Pleads With Congress to Pass New Bill at Once. Prolonging Agency’s Life

Truman Vetoes Extension Bill; Fight Not Over   Congress Can’t Act Until Next Week Revival Of Controls After Lapse May Be Impossible

Sen. May Probe Shelved, Charge  Sweeney Sees Kilgore White House Pact

STEPINAG STILL HEADS CHURCH   Archbishop Sentenced ta 16 Years of Labor 

Stepinac Is Still Head Of Church   Convicted Archbishop Remains At The Helm In Spite Of Sentence.

Prelate Still Head of Church  In Yugoslavia   Archbishop, Convicted By Tiiv Court, Give. x8 Hours To Appeal His Sentence

President Truman Is Preparing His Report To Nation   Making Draft Of Speech To Congress At Opening Session In January   NOW ON SOJOURN IN SOUTHERN FLORIDA

Bomb Smashed Coral 100 Feet Below Surface   This Unexpected Blow Shows How Completely “Out of This World” Atomic Bombs Are

Vandenberg and Connally to Join Brrnesat Parley   Seeretary Denies Any Nation Was Enriched By War

AIRMEN I ci   Defendants. at Shanghai Trial Say They Acted — Under Order<

Peace Talks In China To Be Reopened   Government War Leaders Believe Discussions May Be Too Late; Troope Drive From Peiping

Army Caste System Hit By General   Holdridge “Gives Plan For Democracy in  U. S. Service

Gen. Holdridge Comes Forth With His Own Plan to Wipe Out Caste System in Army

tetired Officer Proposes “Soldier” Classification for All Personnel and Same Uniforms for Otficers and Men.

HOUSE GROUP GETS PROPOSAL  Retired General Submits Plan To Smash Army ‘Caste’ System

Retired General Maps Plan to Enc Armvy’s ‘Medieval Caste System’

Holdridge Proposes Plan To Close Army Social Gap   Formerly Lashed Medieval System

Proposes Plan To End Army’s ‘Caste System’   Retired General Offers 10-Point Program For Closing Social Gap.

+ Controversial Amendment  Will Be Voted Upon In  Election Tomorrow   State Will Also  Kleet Governor   Law That Would Bar Ne. groes* From Balloting Fought By Jim Folsom

Volunteer: Workers Will Self Pe oppies.: “Hervé Saturday; May: 25

EAYNG NO SERRE   Minister Reads Letter te » Little Re‘slizina Contents

CONGREGATION KEEPS WATCH Minister's Wife's ‘Farewell’ Letter Read To Entire Church

DANGER OF WAR RECEDING, SAYS NEWS SPEAKER   Hugh Baillie, President 0 United Press Speaks In Stockholm Meet

Eisenhower Says Army Not Threat   Presence of U. S. Troop: On Foreign Soil Defended by General

Eisenhower Says “Absurd” To Charge U. S. Troops — Abroad Constitute Threat

No Formal Strike Called, But Miners Stay Off the Job   ‘Observers Expect 25-Cent Per Ton Price Increase  On Coal.

Tension On Industrial Front High   Miners’ Head Issues Ul. timatum: News of Other Unrest

Lewis Tays Down His  Ultimatum   _Krug Told:To Show _ Up—N. Y. Wire. Strike: Postponed

New York Telegraph Strike Put Off Because of U.N.; Labor Strife Grows

John Lewis Issues New Ultimatum   Demands Meeting With Krug; Western Union Strike Delayed

Strike Tension Is Rising but Wire Walkout Delayed  Lewis Hurls New Defy at Krug and Air Pilots Firm

TENSION MOUNTS ON LABOR FRONT   Threats Of New Strikes Adc To Darkening Picture

Western Union  Strike Delayed   Union President Says * Walkout Postponed — One Week.

Lewis Tells Krug To Meet ‘ Him Then Or 400,000 Men Will Quit Mines   Lnion Boss Insists On Capital Parley   Secretary Proffers Nov. 1 Meeting In California Or Noy. 6 In Washington

WESTERN UNION STRIKE 1S OFF   ClO Agrees in New York To Delay Walkout for One Week

Tension Rises On Major U. S. Labor Fronts   Coal and Telegraph Walkouts Loom as Other Disputes Deadlock.

Tension Mounting On Nation's Labor Fronts Wednesday  - -.23-Day Shipping: : Tie-Up. Continues:

TELEGRAPH UNION READY TO STRIKE   7,000 Threaten Walkout a Midnight Wednesday

Spotlight on Miners. As Tension Rises on  U. S. Industrial Front

‘Tension Mounts  In Labor Disputes   Lewis Threatening To Close Mines November Ist

WESTERN UNION STRIKE DELAYED   - Walkout Is Postponed } Week Until Oct. 30

Nazi Terrorist Ring Smashed fc ‘Solve Bombings   U. S. Army Holds 16 Ex. S. S. Men and Hitler Youth Leaders

AIRLINER LANDS IN GRAIN FIELD   21 Passengers Credit Crew for Safety After Narrow Texes Escape

Plane Makes Crash Landing; No One Injured   Crew of Transport Carrying 2] Navy Men And Dischargees Down Near Sweetwater

24 Escape Injury As Airliner Forced  Down at Sweetwater Chartered Plane Land:  ee ee ee oY   Chartered Plane Lands In Grain Field With 21 Navy Vets Aboard

Crew Lands Plane In Wheat Field   No Injury To Crew or 21 Passengers In Spectacular Crash Landing

Group Ponders Veto Question   Atomic Commission Prepares For Open Session Today

VETO QUESTION STUDIED ANEW BY U.N.   Treaty issue Also Debated , By Atomic Commission   PRIORITY   To Be Given Consideration Of American Plan For Control Of Atom

‘Controversial Veto One (Of Pressing Problems Before U.N. Sessions

BRAZILIAN STARTS DUTIES AS HEAD OF UN. COMMISSION   Veto and Treaty Questions of Atomic Control Ponderan yu Ewnarte

EXPERTS TACKLE UN VETO ISSUE   New Chairman. Makes First Address Today

UNO ATOM GROUP STUDIES VETO   Long-Range Consideration Given Controversy

CALIFORNIA ‘YOUTH, 14, FACES MURDER CHARCI   Confesses to Strangling Gil, 15, and Setting Fire to Body Wit Lighter Fluid.

Murder Charge Prepared for 14-Year-Old   Chico Youth Tells Story Of Strangling Girl Over Cat

POWER CONDUIT KNOCKED OUT IN DUQUESNE AREA   Sabotage Seen As Clairton, Wilson Are Darkenad

Heavy Loss Reported in Elrosa Area   Two Storms Meet South of Sauk Center; 75 Barns Blown Down

British Suez Grip at Issue   Rights in Egypt Up For Treaty Disposal

EGYPTIAN CASE MAY G0 10 U   British Are on Defensive it Re-negotiation of Treaty Signed in 1936

UNO Committee  Inspects Sites For Headquarters   Group Lunches  With President

THUKOV GROUP BEING OUSTED   DISPATCHES INDICATE STALIN HAS BROKEN UP MILITARY . COMBINE IN KREMLIN

Two Churches Will Unify Saturday  In Johnstown, Pa. : Evangelical And  United Brethren _ Qhuswanhkne Cr nerd? ne.

Two Churches Will Unify Saturday In Johnstown, Pa.   Evangelical And United Brethren -Churches Combine:

SOVIET -PARTY GOT MAJORITY   EASILY. -LED OTHER PARTIES  INTHE RUSSIAN OCCUPIED  ZONE OF GERMANY

Socialists Win In Russ Zone, Vote Is Large   “Germans Dissatisfied ‘at: High Pressure; Bulgars - Establish Republic *

SOVIET =BACKED PARTY WINNING   German Poll Shows Heavy Balloting

Raids in Reich Net Millions In Gems, Metals   367 Places Entered In Operation Sparkler By Yanks and Britons

Hoard Of Germat Valuables Seized  American, British Agents Make Raids

Precious Navi Hoard Seized: In Joint Raid   Nperation Nets Stones, ‘Metals Excsading 7 — $10,000,000 in  Value

U.S., British Agents Sieze $10,000,000 Hoard of German Gems and Gold

10 Million Hau In Nazi Gems  Made in Raids   Joint British-U. S. Operation Swoops Down on 367 Places  In Two Reich Zones

Gala Holiday Is Planned For 4th   Travel-Hun gry Americans Expected To Set Record

Pleasure Tours to Be Feature of 4th Throughout Nation   Skyrocketing Travel on Holiday Anticipated; Airlines Jammed

_ ene  ARMERS' FAIRS “ END THIS YEAR   grounds Between Abboitstown And East Berlin Will ge Sold Prior To Exhibition August 13 Through 17

Michigan Still Short Of Coal   Emergency Expected To Be Ended Soon

Officials Hope For Coal Pact Before Night   2,/33 Out of 4,500 Mines Idle, Car Lack To Shut Down More

Coal Strike Truce Ends at Midnight   Krug, Lewis Due to Confer Again On Government-Union Contract

Village Afire In Fight Area ‘Greek Bulge   Smoke From Ortakio In Bulgaria Can Be Seen In Greece; Sounds Of Battle Heard

Greek Losses Unknown  ter SPEEA TT LETTE SINT IISA, SERIE EDELERIS IORI  Thirty-Three Die In Border Fight; One Village Fired

Bulgarian Town Afire In Fighting   Report Three Battles in Progress Around Greek Bulge Between Turkey and Bulgaria

Bulgar Town Burns tn Greek War   Bulge Between Turkey And Bulgaria Is Scene of Fighting

BULGAR VILLAGE REPORTED AFIRE IN BORDER BATTLE   Greek Guerrillas Suffer Losses in Heavy Fighting on Frontier

Restraining Order Of — Court Defied; Power — Supplies Drop Slowly

2 Of 4 Big Generating Piants At Top Capacity, Two Cut Production   Department Stores Close, Hotels Reduce Service Offices Dimout As Courts Hear Arguments For Continuance of Restraining Order.

Quite A Few Of 3,500 Workers Leave Jobs; Defy Court Restraining Order; Street Car Service ‘Cut In Half In City   WALKOUT UNDER WAY AS FARLY AS ‘8:05

CITY WILL BE PARALYZED IN ABOUT 12 HOURS   Workers Leave Jobs One Hour Before O20 A XT Pypadlina

Power Workers Defy Court Order -- Strike   Pittsburgh Area Left In Dark By Walkout

Power Strike Again Is Felt In Pifsburgh  Stor 5 Glos aa In Citys ‘ser

Power Ebbs At Pittsburgh   Generator Shutdown Begins With Strike

Restraint Order Issued by Court Defied by Union   Walkout Begins as Leaders of Employes Appear for Hearings

Official Asserts NY Area Is 100%   Seafarers Joining Up In Surprise ~ Walkout Today —

AFL Workers Leave Ships At New York   Port At Baltimore Also Tied Up By Work Stoppage

Quit Ships To Hold Conelave On ‘Matters Of ¢ reat Import’   New York Tied Up 100 Pet., Union Official Reports

New York Port Work Stoppage 100 Per Cent   Surprise Walkout Qn All Cousts Is Ordered for 'Today intensifying Mari. time Labor Dispute   Action Beats CIO Te Punch In Crisis   Meanwhile, Congressiona Camimittee Devides to Try to Avert Marilime Strike Set for June 15

Tieup Starts At 2 P. M. Today, To Hit All Coasts; Solons Act To Avert Halt

Ship Operators, Officials Of C10 In Capital Talks   Seafarers On East Coast, Sailors’ Union In West idle During Discussion

—MARITIME—  Leave Jobs To Attend Meetings   Discuss ‘Matters O  Creat Imnoartance’

POLICE “CRASH” BANK PARTY.   Three Squads Answer Call When Dancer Trips an Alarm.

Welfare Activities Mer ‘ced Under FSA By Truman Order   President to Ask Congress to Make Federal Security Agency Regular Department of Government With — Cabinet Status — Agency Reported Growina ,

NEW CABINET DEPARTMENT ESTABLISHED   President Merges All Welfare Activity In Federal Security Administration

resident Merges Nelfare Program   Cabinet Status for FSA Believed on Way

Merges All U.S.  ‘Welfare Work Under the FSA   Truman Acts Under Law He Sponsored; ¢ Cabinet Secretary Head Planned; Congress Must Approve

U. S. Welfare Work Is Merged IntoQneAgency   President to Ask Congress To Give FSA Full  A a

Federal Agencies [Are Consolidated  Welfare Activities in One Division

Plans Formation  Of Department  Within Cabinet ‘ Wartime Agencies  Put on Permanent Oneratina Basis

ALL WELFARE WORK MERGED   Truman Combines Activities Into Single Agency; To Seek Cabinet Post

Truman Combines Welfare Activities   President Urges Departmental Status For Federal Security Agency Headed By Cabinet Secretary; Acts Under Law

TRUMAN REVAMPS FEDERAL AGENCIES   GOVERNMENTS FAR-FLUNG WELFARE ACTIVITIES PLACED UNDER ONE HEAD.

GOVERNMENT WELFARE AGENCIES ARE MERGED      President Will Ask Congress Teo Make Regular Department With Cabinet Secretary

Rural Roads In Spotlight   Candidates Blast Away at Each Other  On Issues

SARROLL COUNTY 4-H GLUB EXHIBIT AT FLORA, BEGINNING NEXT WEDNESDAY

Hershey Wants. Draft Extension Senator Objects   Johnson of Colorado Sees May 15 Likely End Of Selective Service

MAY 15 1S T0 SEE END OF WAR DRAFT   Re-Induction Plan Fails to Find Any Substantial Support

GENERAL HERSHEY URGES CONGRESS TO EXTEND DRAFI   Calls for Its Continuation Be  yond May 15 as Senator Predicts It Wik End   on That Date.   (HEARINGS CONCLUDED ; ON DEMOBILIZATION   Briggs and Revercomb Protest, Saying Committee Should Investigate G. I.  Complaints.

[End Of Draft By May 15 Seen Tn Washington   Hershey Urges Extension But Senator Johnson Predicts Es     eo

Fight Seen On Draft Program      Solon Predicts End of Selective Service by May 15th

Continuation of Draft Is Urged By Gen. Hershey   Sen. Johnson Says It Would “Be Out of Window” by May 15

Draft End Seen May 15 Despite Hershey's Plea  _ Senator Says ‘No As Chief Offers

Scattered Fighting Continues in China   Truce Teams Push Into More Regions

Army, Navy Chiefs Had No Warning On Japan's Final Note, They Testify

Air Force Units Ordered to Help Find U: S. Pilots Reported Held by Savages

Boston Gets Big Edge   Power of Sox Bats Counted Upon to Win Series Starting Sunday

Inside Your Congress  come (ed  Landlords  ~~ by-~  SAMUEL B. PETTENGILL

Communism Isn’t So  Wonderful After All   Former Russians Commit Suicide Rather Than  Return.

\10 RUSSIANS TAKE LIVES IN MELEE  WITH U. S. TROOPS   KOREA RENEWING RIOTING AGAINST ALLIED CONTROL.

SOVIET TRAITORS COMMIT SUICIDE   21 Others Maim Selves Protesting Return to Russia

RENEGADE RUSS CHOOSE SUICIDE   10 Slay Selves Rather Than  Return to Homeland

Ten Russians Who Aided the  Nazis, Suicide   When Yanks Tried To Force Them to Return to Russia

10 Red Suicides Laid To Protest On Repatriation   21 Others Hurt At Dachau; Some Reported To Have Served In Nazi Armies

10 Russians Kill Selves In Protest   21 Others Slash Throats At Dachau to Prevent Return to Soviet Union; All Fought for Nazis

Russian Traifors Kill Selves Rather Than Face Punishment in Homeland

10 Reds In U. S. Zone Kill Selves Protesting Return to Native Land

RIOT IN GERMANY   TEN RUSSIANS TAKE OWN LIVES, 21 OTHERS INJURE THEMSELVES IN FIGHT AGAINST REPATRIATION

Twenty-One Others of 27] Many of Whom Served In Nazi Army, Injure Seives at. Dachau

TEN RUSSIAN NATIONALS ‘COMMIT SUICIDE RATHER THAN TO RETURN HOME

Soviet Traitors End Lives Wher  Ordered Home  10 Die in Flaming Barracks as 21 Cut Own Throat:

RFD DESERTFRS STAGE SUICIDES   Men Who Fought With Germans Fear Trip Back To Russia

Armed Forces Seel 20 Per Cent Boost In Pay, Allowance   ‘Truman Said Supporting Increase, Congress Al80 Appears. Favorable.

Army Bids to Hike Pay by 20 Per Cent   First Congressional Reaction Favorable; Proposal Seen as Inducement to Voluntary Enlistments

ARMED FORCES ASK PAY RAISE   Request For 20 Per Cent Increase Meets Favorable Reaction In Congress.

Propose Gen. Marshall  As Mediator of Truce  In China’s Civil Strife

GHIANG FAVORS MARSHALL FOR WAR MEDIATOR   PY an Calls For ‘Cease-Fire Once And Impartial Peace Observers

To Confer on Truce Betweer China Parties   Chiang Invites Communists to Unite, Re. linquish Armies—To  Call Unity Session

OFFICIALS FEAR 71 PASSENGERS ABOARD KILLED   12 of Victims Are Military Personnel Being Redeployed To New York City

Committee Will Advise ‘UNO Council   War Leaders Hold First Meeting In London

Big 5 Military Chiefs Confer   World Armed Force Will Be Organized

MILITARY CHIEFS OF BIG 5 MEET   High Command Committee of World to Be Formed at Initial Session

Military Leaders Meet to Form World Chiefs of Staff Group To Provide ‘Teeth’ for UNO

Russian Demand May End In Split   Two- To - 1 Lineup Of Big Three Is  Almost Certain

JOHN NEBLETT. GRASH VICTIM   FORMER SPORTS ANNOUNCER.  FOR COLUMBUS STATI  KILLED IN PLANE ACep ENT

SEVERSKY VIEWS THE ATOMIC WAR   Aviation Authority Warns Against Too Much Confidence In Atomic Bomb Alone; Need Complete Control] Of Aijir.

Vet Kilis Dancing Wife and Hinsell      Plumber's Helper Objected To Mate Appearing In Night Clubs

Move Follows  U.S. Warning  Stern American Note Had  one pe. ee eras

Premier Given 48 Hours To Free American Fliers   U. 8. Ambassador Leaves Belgrade . With Note For Tito

STATEMENT BY CREW      “Say Yugoslaves Did Not Fire on Plane After It Landed

America Sets Friday Night for Release of Airmen; Permit or Inquiry

Fiery Note Sent From Washington   Demands Flyer Release _And Permission for Investigation.

SECRETARY BYRNES LEFT THE PEACE MEETING TODAY   Held a Conference With His Advisors on Yugoslay Situation.   NO OFFICIAL COMMENT   On Ultimatum Given Yugoslavia By the United States Yesterday.

Suggest Fighter Escort   Balkan State Has 48 Hours to Free  American Airmen; Prepare to. Test UN

Convictions Are Against Third Term, He Says   Petitions and Pressure Of Supporters Fail To Get Him in Race

COKE ANNOUNCES HE  WILL NOT SEEK THIRD  TERM AS EXECUTIVE EARLY STATEMENT IS  CITED AS INFLUENCE ON OTHER CANDIDATES

State's Chief Executive Says "No" To A Third Term Despite Appeals Of His Many Friends

Governor Declines to Run Aqain   Stevenson Says He's Convinced He Shouldn't Run

La Guardia Blasts Politics: Charge Against UNRRA   Director of Expiring Agency Regrets U. S. Stand on Future Aid

American Gl Shot To Death By Two Soviets   Conflicting Stories Given On Shooting In British Sector Of Berlin

American Private  Killed in Berlin   3 Russians Held in New Year’s Eve Slaying

‘VERY THN ICE’   Solon’s Secretary Defends Coffee As $2,500 Check Is Investiaated   Phote on Page 2.

SAYS JAILS OF AMERICA ARE GOING ‘JO BE FALED   If Justice Department Enforces Law Barring Campaign Gifts.   PAUL OLSON STATEMENT   Told Sen. Ferguson He Was Treading on Very “Delicate Grounds”.

Jails in U.S. To Be Filled:   Olson, Sen. Ferguson Disagree on How Law  Should Be Enforced

Campaign Gifts By Contractors Is Quiz Subject:   Olson Says U.S. Jails Would be Packed if U.S. Enforced Law On ‘Contributions!

Former Employe Of Rep. Coffee Challenges Law   Law Barring Government Contrac tors From Campaign Contributions Is Up For Ruling In Profits Case

Ferguson, Olson In Dispute   Jails Will Be Filled If Law Is Enforced, Coffee's Secretary Says

WAR PINUPS O—  Check For  $2,500 Is  Hot Issue Charge Hurled At  : "Tacoma Contracto!

‘Jails Of America Will Be Filled” If Ban On Campaign Contributions 1s Enforced

Law Would Fill Jails’ Olson Tells Senate Probers   Personal Contributions Permitted, Coffee Aide Says; Alleges Blackmail

Finger Is Put On Coniractor By Secretary   Withdrawal From Mayoralty Race Said Demanded

Charge of Attempt At Blackmail Made in Coffee Hearing   Angry Exchanges Mark War Profits Probe in Washington Today

"Prisons Would Be Full’ Says Coffee  Former Secretary  Six Year Old Law Carries $5,000 Fire Or 5 Years in Jaii

Finger Is Put On Contractor By Secrefary  — Withdrawal From _ Mayoralty Race

Olson Charges ‘Blackmail’ In  Check Incident   Defends Rep. Coffee In Sharp Exchange With. Senator Ferguson ~

Hear Charges of Blackmail   Matter of. Check from Contractor to Solon Waxes Torrid

Jails to Overflow Committee is Told   Former Secretary, Senator Dispute Campaiqn Fund Law

Full Jails Are Seen By Olson   Soton’s Ex-Secretary Asserts “Gifts” By Contractors Common

TELLS ATTEMPT AT ‘BLACKMAIL BY ANDERSON   Enforcement of Law Would Jam Jails, Says Witness

Probe Figure Tells Attempt At Blackmail   Contractor Target ©: Charges Hurled By Coffee Secretary

Says Check Usec For Blackmail  Coffee’s Secretary Assails Anderson

WILL FILL JAILS   Witness Forecasts Results of Enforcing Federal Law

$2,900 CHECK MENTIONED IN THREAT   Sought To Force Olson To Quit Mayorality Race   WITNESS DECLARES   Jails Would Be Filled 1 Campaign Contribution Law Is Enforced

Paul Olson In Statement On Contributions   War Investigating Committee Hears From Tacoma Man

Contractor’s Check Stirs Hot Wrangle   Jails Would Be Filled If Ban Enforced, Avers  Solon’s F.x-Secretarv.

Accuses Anderson of ‘Blackmail’  lean Cave Mantractar fanaht to Use Check Politically   ,.. IOAN YW. HENDERSON

PREPARING CASE AGAINST NEGRO   To Submit Evidence to Grand Jury Wednesday

DRAFT CHANGE —S-PROPOESD      FLORIDA CONGRESSMAN HAS PLAN OUTLAWING DRAFT IF ENOUGH. MEN VOLUNTEER

Says U.S. Must Stay Strong In Pacific Theater  Jet Bomber Is Main

CALLS FOR U.S. MIGHT IN PACIFIC   House Committee Sees Communism Pushed by Russia

U.S. MIGHT IN PACIFIC   House Committee Sees Communism Pushed by Russia

Britain Would Withdraw From Ecyptian Area   OFFER MADE TO LEAVE DEFENSE OF LIFELINE TO EGYPT

British Offer To Remove All Forces From Egypt   Suez Canal, England’s Lifeline To Pacific And Asiatic Empire, Would Be Left To Defense Of Forces Of King Farouk

British Propose Withdrawal of Forces in Egypt  “Plenw Waald   Plan. Would Leave Defense of Strategic Area Upto Egyptians:

British To Quit Egypt   To Pull Out All Army, Navy and Air Force Units

BRITAIN PLANS TO QUIT EGYPI   Proposes To Entrust Defense To Armies Of King Farouk

Great Britain to Pull Entire Armed Force from Egypt   Decision Will Leave To King Farouk the Defense of Area on Rintian‘’« Lifeline

Britain Plans Move Forces From Egypt   Would Entrust Defense Of Suez Canal To Egyptians

MAY CLEAR EGYPT OF pxITISH ARMS   Proposal Would Withdraw Troops and Entrust Defense ta Farouk

Manner of Withdrawal to Be Determined in Negotiation for Revision of AngloEgyptian Treaty

BRITAIN WOULD ABANDON EGYPT   “Announcement Seys Withdrawal of Forces To Be Complete in 2 Weeks

Revision Of Treaty Said To Be Planned   Mutual Assistance In Time Of Threat Would Be Arranged

Britis h Forces To Quit Egypt   Offer Is Preliminary To Negotiations For Treaty Revision

May Pull  Troops Out Of Egypt   Britain Makes Offer Of Withdrawal As Preliminary to New Treaty Negotiations

British Offer To Withdraw ' Military Forces From Egyp!   Proposal is Contingent Upon Revision of 1936 AIlliance——Detense of Strategic Suez Canal Would be Entrusted to Egyptian Troops

Details of Withdrawal to Be  Negotiated; Movement May Be Finished in 2 Weeks

British _ Map Egypt  Evacuation  ‘Offer to Withd:- aw « AT] Military.   ‘Offer to Withd:- aw All Military, Naval, Air Forces

Egypt To Take Over Defense Of Territory   Britain To Move Out And Entrust Vital Area To King Farouk

Britain Plans Withdrawal Of Troops In Egypt   Move Preliminary To Negotiations For Revision  Of Treatv.

ROXAS HOLDING ELECTION LEAD   Osmena Clings to Belief in Reelection

Roxas Leads  InElection   Incumbent Sergio Osmena ‘Trails For Presidency Of  Philippines.

Roxas Forges Forward in Philippines  President Osmena 100,000 Votes

Roxas Leading Over Osmena   Strenuous Campaigner Has 82,282 Lead Over Incumbent

ROXAS HAS BIG LEAD IN PHILIPPINES RAGE   Boasts 82,000 Margin Over Osmena As Tally Goes On

Bitter Attack Made OnU. 5. Other Nations   Senator Raps Reds For Blast On Our  Dane-n Mativesr

Bitter Attack Made On U.S. Other Nations  Senator Raps Reds . For Blast On Our Peace Motives

OWA SCHEDULED TO GET $33,352,581 FEDERAL ROAD AID IN NEXT THREE VEARS

Rail Union: Offer New  Proposal   Steelman Strives For Compromise: Coal Deadline Nears

Efforts at Rail Accord Redoubled As Deadline Nears   Truman Advisors Seek to Keep Mines Operating After Truce Ends

Seizure Last Hope To Keep Coal Going Out; Rail Peace Possible   Some Progress Made In Rail Trouble By Unions’ “New Proposals ;’’ Lewis Gives No  Assurance Miners Will Go To Work for Gov't.

Seek To End Rail Confliet   Leaders Work Hard As Deadline Comes Ry UNITED PRPS

Assemblyman For Goodland   Appointments Above Politics, Thomson Say:

GOP Floor Chief Lauds Goodland On Appointments   Thomson Points to   Thomson Points to Lack of ‘Politics’ In Governor Choices

carly Liquidation of OPA Is Indicated As Further Decontrols Are Speeded

Price Control ~ Removals To  Be Speeded U   ‘Lifting Meat Price Control — Will Result In Other De  control Moves

OPA 10 BE LIQUIDATED BY NOVEMBER   Plans Made To Remove Ceiling: On Most Items

OPA TRYING TQ GET OUT OF BUSINESS   Republican Leader Blames Truman for Meat Shortage

OPA MAY REMOVE IMANY PRICE CEILINGS   ent Controls To B Continued

OPA WILL LIFT PRICE CEILINGS   Food Lids Likely to Be Off Before Nov. 5 Elections; Decontrol Sheeded.

REVOLT OUTBREAK IN INDIA ~ MAY UNITE RIVAL PARTIES   BACK OF REVOLT [IS UNREST SWEEPING COLOR BELT  FROM CAIRO TO CHINA

May Revamp Administration   Next General Assembly May Make Revisions In Highway Program

TRUMAN JEWISH SPEECH REACTS   BRITISH AND ARABS BOTH RESENT STATEMENT

TRUMAN PLEA FOR JEWS IRKS BRITISH   Arab States. Also Bitter Over His Remarks

Truman Note on Jews Attacked  British, Arabs How! Over U. S. Statement

Truman’s Plea for Entry of Jews ‘Into Palestine Scorned by British

‘7 ARE KILLED  IN PLANE CRASH   [Chartered Ship Wrecked  = Near Richmond, Va.

Tragedy Occurs About Five’ Miles:  ' from Richmond, Virginia — Plane Reported En Route from N’ owanly, N. J, to Miami, Fig.

26 Believed  Killed in Air Crash  Bia Private Plane   Big Private Plane Gees Down in Fog Neor Richmond; 9279 Were Aboard

PAPEN REVEALS PEACE FEELERS   Made Secret Overtures Tr U. S. Naval Attache In Turkey In 1942

Secret Peace Bid  Dwected to U.S, Von Papen Says   Nazi Chief Tells Nuernberg He Contacted Earle, Envoy to Turkey   SEEKS TESTIMONY FROM KING GUSTAV   Says He Told Monarch tc ‘Warn Hitler of Danger Of Aggression -

PAPEN ASSERTS HE MADE SECREI PEACE FEELERS   Claims He Tried To Make Contact With Earle, Vatican

OPA ANNOUNCES BOOST IN SHOE PRICES TODAY   10 To 15 Per Cent Increases Aimed At Spurring Production

SHOE CEILINGS BOOSTED BY OPA   Low-Priced Footwear Prices Go Up 10 To 15 Per Cent To Boost Production

OPA Raises Shoe Ceilings  Low-Priced Footwear Tle WH te. VE Dew nwt

Co-Ed Kicks; Robber Quits   Tied With Apron Strings.  Bandit Is Taken p.. Pts

CO-ED TOO DISARMING FOR ROBBER: SHE KICKS HIM AND TRUSSES HIM UP

MEDIATOR SET FOR WU ISSUE   Telegrapher Strike Parley Breaks Down

Nathan Firm In Report af C10 Request   Says Industry Can Afford Such a General Boost Without Price Hike. .

WAGE REPORT URGES UNION TC AVOID STRIKE   G. M. President Says Labor May Create “Boom and Bust” Era

ClO MAY ASK 5 PCT. RAISE   Union-Sponsored Report Says Business Can Afford Boost Without Price Rise

Court fo Settle Legality of Writ Against Lewis   Will Add Issue to Contempt Case Up for Review

APPLICATION : FOR MEMBERSHIP IN UN BY SWEDEN LIKELY   Mo Cpposition Expected to be Offered When Application “sy ls Considezed

Sweden To Ask Membership In United Nations  No Opposition Is Anticinated

Sweden Expected to File Bid for UN Membership Today with Okay Assured

Care Taken Not fo Fly Off Course   Gen. Morgan Denies Allied Planes Fly Over Yuagostay Area

BODY OF 4TH FLIER FOUND; TRIBUTE PAID   ‘Supreme Allied Chief  Flatly Refutes  Slav Charge

EFFORT MADE TO OUST REDS IN OIL NATION   TROOPS INTERFERE IN GOVERNMENT, ENVOY CHARGES

IRAN DEFIES FOE, ASKS UNO COUNCIL HELP      Appeals For Its Aid In Clearing Country

Written Pact Not Honored Nation Says     Ghavam Regime May Be Periled By Ala’s Action

Oil-Rich Iran Defies Russia; Appeals  to Security Council   Bele: TT N.S. Pew teow Reset eiccs: 2h   Asks U.N. O. for Just Determination of Case, Emphasizing That Soviets Violated Written Aqreement

WARNINGS OF REDS DEFIED BY PERSIANS   Activities Of Soviet Troops And Agents Are Protested

lran Protests To UNO Over  Red W arning   Russia \ iolating  Written Agreement. Ambassador Claims: Affairs Are Hinderec

Asks Help In Driving Russian Troops Out’ of Its Territory. Claims Violation of Written Agreement

Showdown Set For Case In New York  By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER  lO -_ ii eges.#fs *e2°...*s. ..

tran Asks UNO Help  ‘To Remove Russians   World Council is Asked to Seek a “Just Determination” of Case—Latest Action Moves Iranian QOuectinn ta Climay

Oil-Rich Iran Defies Russia: Appeals  to Security Council  Asks U.N. O. for Just Determination of Case. Emphasizina That   Asks U.N. O. for Just Determination of Case, Emphasizing That Soviets Violated Written Agreement

Council Meets In New York Next Week   After Red Warning, Appeal Seen Threat ‘Lo Oavam Cabimet

ASKS UN HELP TO FORCE OUT SOVIET UNION   Charges Violation By Russia of Written Agreement

Charges Soviet Violating Pact On Withdrawal  ‘Ambassador Ala  Submits Plea to  Council Presiden

Iran Ambassador Takes Action On Instructions From Prime Minister For Next Week’s Meeting.

Asks UNO To End Red  Occupation   U. S. Officials Reported Pleased With Premier’s Move

Ask Rigid Safety Code   Governors Committee Urges Tightening of Car Driver Licensing, Stiffer Traffic Rules

Coal Strike Deadline Is Approaching   Election-Eve Move By Diggers Hinges On Krue’s Meeting

Justice Dept. Taking Hand  In Coal Crisis   GovernmentOrders Study of Contract With John L. Lewis

Federal Lawyers Ordered to Study Coal Mining Pac   Cabinet Considers Possibility of Krug Returning from West in Advance Of Nov. 1 Deadline to Avert Strike

Coal Contract Study Ordered By Government   Government Lawyers Seek Way Out of  Mine Crisis

Justice Department Studies Mine Contract; Seeks Settlement of Lewis-Krua Dispute

Legal Branch Studies Terms Ot UMW Pact   May Determine Lewis Is Right On Procedure

JUSTICE DEPT. ORDERS STUDY OF MINE PACT   Will Determine Issue Between Krug And Union Leader

Krug Insists Contact He Made With Lewis Was For. Duration of U. S. Operation of Mines.

Attorney Genersl  Seeks Way Out Of Nov. 1 Coal Crisis   Lewis Warns Pay Controls Are Doomed; The Implications Of Election Eve Walkout Of  Miners Discussed In Cabinet

U. 5. Studies Its Position in Coal Mines Situation   Krug and Lewis Differ on Length of Time of Present Contract

QUEEN GETS LOST Fog So Thick That Firemen ‘Need ‘Light’ To Fight Fire

England's Queen is Lost In Fog Just Block Away From Buckingham Palace

QUEEN ELIZABETH LOST IN MALL AS FOG GRIPS LONDON   Thousands Stranded By “Pea-souper:” Visibi ility One Yard

Slim Hope Seen For Ending Civil Strife in China   Marshall Working Against Time as Truce End Nears

BLOOM FAVORS RATION RETURN   Backs Plea Voiced by Lehmar  Before UNRRA Meet

Wounds Self With Scissors   Father of Saboteur Expected To Recover

Haupt Attempts To End His Life   This is Second Time He has Tried

U. S. TO TRAIN UNIT IN ATOMIC WARFARE   Bombardment Group to Use Fiek in Arlzona—Dunmmy Bombs Will Be Used.

Housing Expediter Depends On Friendly Senate To Ease House Fight On Subsidies

Senate to Try ‘Selling Subsidy   May Offer Compromise on Plan to House

Senate fo Try to “Sell” Housing Subsidies to House at Conference

 Wyatt Depends On Senate To         Will Seck To “Sell” Lower Chamber On Housing Subsidies

Housing Chief Counting On House To Cooperate   Senate Approval of Vet Program Brings Hope thal Congressmen Will Come Thru

Housing Bill Receives 63-14 Okay In Senate   Administration Counts On Senators Selling Subsidy Idea To Balking House

Red Delivery Of Ultimatum Is Described   By WILLIAM H. NEWTON (Representing ‘the Combined World Press)

STATEMENTS ARE IN CONTRAST TO-COMMENTS OF ASTATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN

RUSS OFFICER  YELLED ORDER   2 Navy Men Relate Dairen Incident      By Wibbtaie ee Scripps Howard Staif Writer Written for the Combined

Two Officers Aboard Ship Give Details Of Soviet Ultimatum in Port of Dairen

NAVY OFFICERS: SUPPORT STORY   CORROBORATE REPORT OF RUSSIAN  ULTIMATUM ....¢.,.. 5:

Navy Officers Give Details Of Ultimatum   Russians Angry At Darien, They Say; Ship Quickly Leaves

Russian Shouted At Officers   Russian Major Flailed Arms Around, Navy Officer Says

Dairen Incident Getting  Details   U.S. Navy Officers Aboard Shp Give  Information

Give Diiferent Description Of Red Ultimatum   Navy Officers” Story Is In Sharp Contrast to Announcement By State Denurtment   Assailed Verbally By Soviel Officer   Angry Major Flails Arms Around While Shouting At Commander Of U.S. Vessel

OTHERS TELL STORY OF RED ULTIMATUM   Two of U.S. Naval Officers Who W ere Aboard Ship Ordered From Dairen Contend the Soviets Really Were Harsh.

MORE DETAILS ON ULTIMATUM   Two Naval Officers Aboard Ship Chased By Russians From Dairen Harbor Tell Of Incident.   —BY WILLIAM H. NEWTON  (Representing the Combined American Press).

Dairen Incident  Still Not Closed   By WILLIAM H. NEWTON (Representing the Combined American Press)

Ultimatum At Dairen? ItSurely Was   By WILLI AM H, NEWTON (Representing the Combined World Press)

Feed Conservation Prompts Rooster —  Day This Saturday  RPreamiimea Pasa   Premiums Paid For Roosters Sold To Produce Firms

Wiley Outlines Labor Program   Make Unions Equally Liable in Breach of Contract, Proposal

MOSCOW BLASTS BYRNES PLAN   Radio Broadcast Charges German Program Appears To Be Cover-Up

Houston, Tex., General Strike Due Tomorrow   40,000 AFL Workers To Paralyze City For One Day   POWER STOPPAGE   Pennsylvania City Has Midnight Deadline In Utility Row

Houston Free Of Danger to Gas and Water   Other City Workers, . However, Join Walkout in Texas Metropolis

15 Bakeries Shut Down At Detroit   City Has Bread and Milk Shortage — Sympattiy Strike at Houston

Avert water. as strike in Houston   Union withdraws walkout threat

THREAT TO CLOSE, HOUSTON'S VITAL SERVICES LIFTED   Trade Council Abandons Plan to Shut Down Water and Gas Plants and Fire Alarm Systems.   HECTIC MEETING HELD BEFORE CITY COUNCIL   Tie-Up Had Been Calted in Support of Strike of City Employes Denied Pay Increase,

STRIKES ARE HOLDING UP PRODUCTION   Tieups Are Impending In New York as Well As in Pittsburgh

Houston, Pittsburgh Face Tieup   New York ‘Transit Workers Plan Walkout At Midnight ‘Tomorrow

STRIKE AT HOUSTON 1S CALLED OFF   Utilities Workers Flan Walkout At Pittsburgh Tonight

Commuters Facing  New Rail Strikes   Lehigh and Long Island Roads Near Walkouts

STRIKE TOTAL TAKES A DROP   OTHER WALKOUTS ARE THREATENED, HOWEVER

TRADE COUNCIL MAKES PEACE WITH HOUSTON      Idle Drop Below Million As Illinois Tractor Firm Makes Peace   POWER HALT BIG THREAT   Green Reports Every Effort Being Made To Bring Detroit Milk

Power Strike  Threatens Pittsburat   Houston Walkout Is Cancelled 886,000 Idle

New Tieups of Transit, Power. Industries Loom   O’Dwyer Asks CIO Chief to Intervene In Transportation Dispute; Union Calls Off Houston Utilities Shutdown

State Polio Deaths at 58  46 New Cases Reported Brings Total of 706; No Deathe Tadav

PARLEY IN TRUCK STRIKE STALLED   NEGOTIATIONS IN 7-WEEK-OLD WALKOUT BROKEN OFF WITH NO PROGRESS.

Board Must Decide On Bomb Tests   Whether Tests To Be Secret Or Not Must Be Decided

ATOM CONTROL BOARD FACING HARD QUESTION   Atomic Commission Has New And Ticklish Job Shaping Up

Commission ToDecide Whether To Hold Future A-Bomb Tests And If They Shall Be Secret

Board May Decide Question Of More Atom Bomb Tests   Army And Navy Officials Predict No More Public Experiments

Control Board Must Rule On Further A-Bomb Tests   Future of Tests, as Well as Whether They Would be Public or Secret, Must Also be Decided —  Commission Soon to be Formed .

Probers Hear How Screening Was Obtained  -WAA Official Testifies Surplus Bronze Sereening Obtained Without Certification

WAR CONTRACT BROKER CALLED BEFORE PROBE      UN.-Certified Offer Passed. by WAA, House Told

Transit Strike In Detroit _ Comes to End   Million Consumers In Cincinnati Face  Utility Worker Strike

STRIKES KEEP $18,000 IDLE OVER NATION   Detroit Tieup Ended: New Power Strike Is Threatened

Power Block Threatens Cincinnati   Steel Feels Pinch Of Coal Tie-Up

legislators Meet To Consider  State Program  Education, Wild Life _ And Advertising

legislators Meet To Consider State Program  Education, Wild Life And Advertising Dieeuceians Planned:

American Shin Sunk Off English Channel   Other Vessel is Damaged; No Report Given on Loss of Life

See Death as Gang Killing   Well-Dressed Man Found Dead in Auto In Pittsburgh Park

OPA Planning Slate for Dairy Prices   Agricultural Officials Give Arguments For Renewed Control

14,000 Idle as Coal Crisis Cuts Deeper Into State's Economic Life

Agreement Is  Near On Soviet Withdrawals China, Russia  At Odds On War Booty

China, Soviets at Odds on War Booty   China Demanding Industries in Manchuria

Senate Considers  Probe of Bilbe   14 AFL Unions Cited for  Caiaigin Spending Silence

\Campaign Expenditures Probers to Call on Four AFL Unions to Report

CONTEMPT BILL THREATENS AFL   House Committee * Tells Union To Outline Political Activities Or Face Contempt Proceedings.

Four Unions Get Summon: In Vote Quiz   Petrillo Musicians Among AFL Units In Political Probe

Some Unions Reluctant Te Divulge Details of Political Activitiac

UNIONS GALLED ON TO TELL OF CAMPAIGN   Contempt Action Threatened In Questionnaire Case

[Blazing Truck Comes To Life; Night-Robed  ‘Tourists Prevent Fire

Liner Missing In California Mountain Area   Fight Passengers, Crew 01 Three Aboard: Craft Lost In Firet Heavy Snowstorm

Former Butte Man Listed Aboard Missing Air Liner   Plane Bound for Burbank, California, Last Reported at 4:24 o’Clock in Morning; Crow of Three and 1} Passengers Aboard

PLANE MISSING WITH 11 ABOARD   Craft Feared Down in Snowswept Mountains

AIRLINER LOST IN CALIFORNIA AREA; TWELVE ON BOARD   Plane From Salt Lake City te Burbank Gverdue; Search is Underway

HUNT BEGUN ON PACIFIC COAST   Eight Passengers, Crew o Three Aboard Two-Engine Douglas Craft

Plane With 11 Aboard Missing   Believed Down In Snowswept Mountains North Of Burbank, Calif.

11 MISSING AS PLANE IS LOST IN STORM   Pilot Reports Last From San Fernando Valley

Airliner Lost in Mountain Snow  Eight Passengers, Crew of 32 Abaaord

Plane With 11 Aboard Is Missing   Airliner Believed Down in Wild, Rugged Country

Plane Is Missing With 11 on Board   Snowswept Mountains May Hold Croft's Fate

PLANE WITH 1 1 ABOARD MISSING INSTORMAREA   Pilot Reports Going Down fo. Landing While Approaching San Fernando Valley

—FEAR CRASHCrew, Fight Passengers  On Board —  Stormy Weather  a + © ee

NER CARRYING 11 TS MISSING   Fight Passengers and Crew of Three Aboard Craft Believed to Be in Snow-Swept Mountains in California.

Western Air Lines . Plane Was Inbound  For Burbank Terminal From Salt Lake City

FIELDS’ CAREER ENDED BY DEATH   Famed Red-Nosed’ Comedian “Il for Two Years

Work on Plan to Setile Disputes  a. - ee ae ee    Boost in Steel Price Forecast

LIVESTOCK MARKET FEATURES HIGH BIDS   Packers Endeavoring To Move -(n Ahead Of Price Cellings

18th Annual State Gr range Convention  Be  Will Convene At €linton Wednesday   Delegates: from 200 Loca Granges are . /Expectet to Attend. ~ :

18th Annual State Grange Convention Will Convene At Clinton Wednesday   ‘Delegates from 200 Local Granges are Expected to Attend.

Academy Awards To Be Presented   Top “45 Performances Will Be Announced At Hollywood Tonight

Movie Stars Will  Get Oscars Tonight   Academy Award Winners To Be Announced At Colorful Program Presided Over By Bob Hope

Aitlee to Eurried Meal Of Cabinet   REPORTED TO BE DISTURBED BY TRUMAN DECISION REGARDING PALESTINE,

Prime Minister Leaves Paris for Special Meeting   Action by Truman : Basis for Hurried Trip, Reports Say

ITS ANSWER ON PALESTINE   British Cabinet Said to Be Disturbed Over President Truman’s Stand.

Truman Balk On Palestine Jolts British   Attlee Flies Home For Cabinet Parley On Partitioning Pla:

Kills Woman And Himself  Little Girl Looks o1  In Horror as Mothe:

Kills Woman And Himself   Little Girl Looks on In Horror as: Mother Te Slain ~°

AGREEMENT REACHED TO END STRIKE OF SOME 79,000 MINERS  AFL UNION, OPERATORS ANNOUNCE ACCORD TO END WORK STOPPAGE

Stimson Not Anti-Japan"31 Papers  ‘ ‘Peace’ Claimed Dinlomat’s Goal

Peace at Any Price Was Goal In 1931 Dispute   Former Secretary of State Had Powerful Role in Old League

“Defending Monopolies” Of Britain.”   Soviet Writer     “Russian-Iran Treato

Gave British Oil Rights and  Not Moscow   Moscow Radio Reports Government With Breaking Accord in Other Ways

“Defending Monopolies’ Of Britain   Soviet Writer Cites 1921 Russian-lran Treaty

REDS SAY IRAN BACKS BRITISH OiL MONOPOLY   Russia Charges Little Nation Refused To Give Them Similar Concessions.

Thomas Believes MVA Bill Dead  Committee Majority Against Measure

DENIES CHARGES OF GEN, BRADLE’   Head of State Commission Says Abuses Are Few in Vet Program

BICKET WILL BE ARRAICNED TODAY   Cuyahoga Falls Man Chargéd With Murder in Shootina of Niece Saturday

Mate Blames Wife Th Plot to Free Aide of Goering   FBI Agents Get Story Of “Snatch” from Camfr For Prisoners in West

Ship's Survivors Brought To Port   Man Admits He And Wife Helped Escape Of Goering's Ex-Bodyguard

“i —TO, WITHDRAW PICKETS— Masters Of Ships To. Board Vessels Today °

seamen Manning Vessels   Pickets Withdrawn After Strike Settlement Ratified

Shipping Unior Back On Job   Government Seizure Air. lines Sought; Hollywood  _ Strikers To Arbitrate, :

MASTERS OF SHIPS ARE RETURNING   Pickets Being Called Off Lines At N. Y. Piers

AFL New York Ship Strike Ends After Tieup for 27 Days   Pickets to Leave Work at 11 O'clock This Eve ning at Pier

MARITINE UNION PIGKETS. DESERT NEW YORK PIERS   Masters and Crews To Go Aboard Ships; Coal Shewdawn Wernre .

NATION S SIPiIKRe  Seamen Recall Pickets   Gulf Opposition, However, Clouds Shipping Issues

Pickets Called Off Duty At Noon   Uncle Sam May Have To Take On Airlines

End Picketing Of N.Y. Doeks  Following Vote   27 Day Strike of AFL Deck Officers Over Today

PICKETING OF N. Y. PIERS ISTERMINATED   Maritime Picture Still Clouded By Reports of  Gulf Coast Opposition —  To Agreements   THE STPDIVE PICTIBDE

Shipping Will Move; Airlines May Be Seized   Government nent Silent on Demand of Lewis. in Coal Crisis

South Texans Survey Losses From Floods  Mercury Skids Below Freezing In Panhandle

Cloudbrust Inundates  5.000 Homes   Bus Snowbound Near Amarillo For 24 Hours

Turks Reject New Soviet Demands on Dardanelles   British, U. S. Officials Hint They Will Stand on Previous Opposition to Proposal

Red Demand Is Rejected By Turkey   Will Agree “Under No Circumstances” te Joint Control.

International Crisis Seen in Soviet Demands   U. S., Britain Ready to Back Istanbul Stand

EXPLOSION, FIRE RUIN APARTMENT   Unknown Number Dead after New Orleans Blast

Fear Many Dead  In Apartment House Blast   Fire Follows Explosion And Structure Collapses: Negroes Are Victims

BLAST, FIRE KILL MANY   Explosion Wrecks Apartment Building Housing 60 Or More

BLAST LEVELS HOUSING UNIT   Several Negroes Die, 8 Hurt ir New Orleans Explosion

Many Killed in Explosion ai New Orleans   Housing Unit Is Wrecked by Blast; Rascue Work Blockec

TWO USED LEGAL TANGLE TO GAIN THEIR FREEDOM   They Were Apprehended Th Morning at Flat River,   TWO LIFE TERMERS   They Will He Returned to the Missouri Peni lentiary,

UAW Works on Program To Hike Pay for 400,000   Plans to Extend Demands to Entire Industry, Reuther Declares

Meeting Is Called by Murray   Reuther States UAW Demands To Extend To Entire Industrv.

DETROIT TRANSIT STRIKE SETTLED   Union Members To Vote Sun day on Return to Work

END IS NEAR IN DETROIT'S TRANSIT THEUP   BUS-TROLLEY UNION OPERATORS AGREE TO ARBITRATE

Order ‘Liglits Oui’ in N. Y.   Move Made to Conserve Fuel During Strike of Tugboat Workers

‘Dimout’ In Effect InN. Y. City   Fuel Saved During — Tugboat ‘Strike

GARQOL GAUE TOBE OFFERED TO GRAND JURY  Presentation 0 of Evi ence on Munitions aa ine Will. egin Tomorrow  FINDINGS MADE BY FBI

GARSSON CASE TO GRAND JURY   FBI Furnishes Evidence For Thursday Hearing Before Federal Jury

GRAND JURY 10 GE! WAR PROFITS QUIZ MAY MAY TESTIFY   Garsson Combine te Be Investigated at U. S. Capital; Paisley to  Be in Charge.   SEVERAL CHARGES WILL BE STUDIED

Jury To Probe Garsson Case   War Profits Inquiry Evidence to Be Given To Jurors

ADAVNCE-TIMEFOR WALKOUT   NEW YORK AREA EXPRESS COMPANY EMPLOYES SCHEDULED TO LEAVE JOBS AT MIDNIGHT _

POLICE SEEKING MANIAC AS KILLER OF W. A. WHITCOME   Suspect “Shakedown” Attempt Before Paper Magnate Wee Murdered 

Police Search For Madman In Slaying Of Boston Man   Photo on Page 2.

SEEK MANIAC IN OFFICE SLAYING   KILLER OF PAPER COMPANY OFFICIAL BELIEVED INSANE

LEGION MEMBERS GATHER IN K. €.   STATE CONVENTION TO OPEN MONDAY — 4,500 ARE EXPECTED TO ATTEN

Byrnes Claims America Has No Apologies   Seerctary Offers Figures To Show U.S. War Costs

BLUNT WORDS USED TO GIVE REDS ANSWER   U. S. and British Strike Back at Soviet Reflections on Parley Policies   WANT IT UNDERSTOOD WAR WAS COSTLY. EVENT

America Backed By Great Britain   ... Finland Praises Seviet As “Generous Victor”

‘Reflections’ On Policies Irk Byrnes   England’s Representative Backs American, Fears Debate Tends to Become Threat to Agreement

Russ ‘ ‘kflections”’ On U.S., Briv* th Peace Policies Br.ags Reply —

BYRNES GIVES BLUNT REPLY TO RUSSIAN   Tells Conference U. S. ‘Has No Apology To Make’ For Actions

US, Britain Hit Back af Soviet On Peace Policies   Byrnes Says the War Cost America 400 Billion Dollars

U.S., Britain Strike Back At Soviet Reflections On Policies At Peace Parley

BYRNES TELLS  RED OFF   Replies to Soviet ‘Reflections’ on Parley Policies

U. S., ENGLAND SLAP AT RUSSIA IN PEACE TALKS   Byrnes Takes Issue With Russian Charges of Enrichment by Way

Britain And U. S. Hit Back At Russians   Byrnes Points Out Cost Of War To America

Britain And U.S. Reply to Russ Charges   Take Exception To Allegations; Finland Collaborates With Soviet

Czechs Reply To Attack From Hungary   Finland Sounds Keynote Of Collaboration With Eastern Neighbor

Dyrnes Blunt In Reprimand Of Russians   Answers Allegations On Karichment Of Certain Natione Doping War.

Byrnes Claims America Has No Apologies  Secretary Offers Figures To Show as  VAsae f‘acbe

Soviet ‘Reflections’ on Conference Policy Irk U.S., British Delecates

BYRNES BLUNT IN ANSWERING RED DELEGATE   \iews Expressed by American Backed By Britisher

SET 10 START THURSDAY   Only Last-Minute Pact Can Keep Long Lines Operating

PHONE WALKOUT SEEMS CERTAIN   14-Hour Conference Fails Tc Reach An Agreement

Bevin Agrees to April 25 Meeting   British, U. S., French and the Russian Foreign Ministers To Meet.

Big 4 Meeting Sought by U.S.  Britain Ok’s Proposal Of Byrnes for Talks By Foreign Ministers

Would Censor Gangster Films   Lead To Delinquency, State Senator Claims

Discipline Urged by Wallace  Secretary’s Talk Is Rapped by G. O. P.

ROCKS T0 BURY PLANE VICTIMS   Precipice \y here 38 Died On Berlin Airliner Will Be Blasted

39 Victims of Plane Crash to Be Buried In Granite Grave Blasted With Dynamite

NTY SEEKS 00 GRANT ROM U.S.   ial Ballot on position to Be red at Primary

AUNTY SEEKS (35000 GRANT OM IS.   Special Ballot on . proposition to Be tkad at Primary

Senate Faces Final Battle On OPA Bill   Taft One of Group Fighting Price Control Over Major Foods

CONDUCT TESTS IN TRAIN CRASH   Rail Officials Feel Collision Avoidable

Small Nations May ‘Revolt’ af Paris Meeting   Pre-Conference Decisions of Big Four Protested

Meeting Opens To Map World Peace Monday   ‘Revolt? By Dozen Small Nations Expected At Seasion

CRACKER STATE BACK TO REIGN OF TALMADGE   armichael.Defeated Des: pite Popular Vote Majority

BULGARIAN PREMIER DENIES SOVIET TIEUP   Wants Resumption. Of Trade  With s.

FINAL SESS OF CONGRESS THIS WEEK   Many Legislators Already Leave Capital for Home

Pauiey Hearing Is Off for Week  Committeemen Are TMiwviaAasoA in Vieuwre

Pauley Hearing Ts Off for Week   Committeemen Are Divided in Views

Senate Board  Delays Hearing  In Pauley Case   Some Democrats Think Pres. Truman Should Withdraw Nomination

WOMEN AND CHILDREN ABOARD GROUNDED LINER YUKON NEAR crWAnD APE RESCUED FIRST

HEAVY RAINS PUSH WATER TO 20 FOOT LEVEL.   Three Die As Tide ‘Swirls Through Scores of Towns

3 Drowned: Towns Are Isolated   Floods Follow Heavy Rainfall; Williamsport Is Hit Hardest

Roosevelt Memorial at Hvde Park   Services Held on First Anniversary of Death—Ad dress by Truman

Dedicate Roosevelt’s Home As National Shrine on Anniversary of His Death

Nation Joins For Tributes To Roosevelt   Truman to Dedicate Late Chief’s Home As National Shrine

WOULD PERMIT TWO-THIRDS OR BARE MAJORITY   China Also Throws Support Behind Plan In Attempt To Speed Treaties

Would Upset Decision of Council   U. S. and China Back British Compromise Proposal

Peace Conference In Deadlock Over  Voting Procedure   Compromise May  End Deadlock

Strip Mining ~— Study Ordered  Safety Laws Are Called   Safety Laws Are Callec  Inadequate

CIVIC LEADERS WELCOME HENN   Father of Quads Believes He Will Accept Job, Home

Bowles Predicts Meat Shortage  Pinch Due in Winter,  Klhoyt Sneing: Plenty

Bowles Predicts Meat Pinch This  Coming Winter   More Likely Next Few Months But Then Wiil  Come Scarcity

More Meat For Tables   Chester Bowles Says Real Pinch Will Be In Winter and Spring

MEAT SUPPLY 10 INCREASE SOON, BOWLES PREDICT   Stabilization Chief Says Rea  -Pinch Will Come Next Winter

Says Worst Meat Pinch Next Winter   More On Tables For _ Few Months, Due to High Grain Prices, Bowles Explains 

Bowles Warns Of Meat Cut Next Winter   Defends Grain Rise As Essential _ Ty Balance Sanne

BOWLES SAYS MEAT PINCH T0 BE iN WINTER   Decline !n Supply Laid Te Price Raises For Grain, Official Reports

Extension Vote Expected Today;  See Compromise   Vote-Conscious Congress Probably Won‘t Give Army Flot Extension for Yeor

Teen-Age Draft Bat Is Sough         May Offers Amendme Setting Induction Ages At 20 to 29

May Resists Induction of Teen-Agers   Not Suitable Troops For Occupation, Is Eisenhower View

Seeks Out’’ To Appease Home Voters   Influence Of Coming Elections May Exempt Teenagers Or Cause Holiday.

WOULD HALT DRAFTING OF TEEN AGERS   House Moves Toward Showdown Vote On Draft Extension

«Bloom  Accredits Longevity ~ To Massa ging. Feet And Knees  res

Reasons For  Lack of Meat   Government Lists Four Reasons for Scarcity; No Actual Shortage

New Offer Aimed to Avert Strike Is Hinted  Maritime Union   Maritime Union Outlines Plans to Tie Up Shins

Plans Made For Maritime Strike June 15   Industry Sources Hint New Offer Might Be Made

New Offer Aimed to Avert Strike Is Hinted  Maritime Union Outlines Plans

SOFT COAL UP "403 CENTS TODAY    Represents Increases Granted Miners As Result of Strike.

Leupp, Keams Canyon. Can. Take. Heart :  TUTOR: TO. PUMPKIN CENTER

COLUMBUS WOMAN AND HER BABY ARE VICTIMS OF-—-— ~ EXPLOSION AND : 7 FIRE

Warn Against Area Floods  Rivers Still Rising Throughout District

PLAN SET UP 10 STREAMLINE LAW MACHINE   La Follette Offers Sweeping Program To Revamp i}. S. Conaress

*x* FINAL EDITION   LaFolletfe Says System Is Now Far Outmoded   Raise In Pay Of Congressmen Is Recrammended

LaFollette Says System Is Now Far Outmoded  Raise In Pay Of Congressmen Is Recommended

Says Congress ‘Not Equipped’ To Perform Job   Senator LaFollette Offers Sweeping Program For Group’s Reorganization

Reorganization For Congress Is Proposed   LaFollette Tells Solons Processes Need Revamping

Swee ping M odernivation Of Congress Urged By LaF ollette Committee  Drastic Slash In Standing Committees And Salary Boosts For Members Favored

Senator LaF ollette Presents Plan for Streamlining US Law-Making

Congress Inefficient, Says La Follette, Presenting Bill Proposing Streamlining Job

Sen, Vandenberg  Leaves For Paris   Will Act As Another Ad viser To Secretary Byrnes At Peace Conference

Pacific Coast Lashed by Storms; Two Die in Avalanche at Sierra Mine

UNO REAFFIRMS . FRAN"0 OPPOSITION   . ‘Council Awaits Ukraine Move in Dispute Over Indonesia

UNO REAPFIRMIS. FRANSO GPPOSITICN   Council Awaits Ukraine Move in Dispute Over Indonesia

WEATHER DELAYS.  SOYBEAN HARVEST   Harvesting Soybean: and Corn Crops Being Delayed by Wet Weather Lant Week.

River Meeting At Arkadelphia Tuesday Nicht   CAMDEN BELEGATION TO ATTEND DINNER SESSION

Scientists Develop Radio Circuit Printed in Silver, Carbon ‘'Inks’’

Radio Circuit, Printed in Silver and Carbon Inks, Is Racic for New Pocket Set

‘Printed’ Radio and Tiny Pocket Job Using Proximity Fuse Tubes Shown

To Arbitrate Power Dispute   Three Man Board to Hear Pittsburgh Power Case

ADVISORY BODY VOTES PETITION TO ANDERSON   Rhode Island Senator Asks Probe of “Rumored “Meat Strike”

Speeding Pullman  Limited Goes OFF Rails; Six Cars Are: =  Overturned   NONE OF PASSENGERS SERIOUSLY INJURED

40-50 Injured As Crack I. C.  Train Derails   Panama Limited Leaves Tracks 31 Miles North Of New Orleans

FLIER OFF RAILS   IMinois Central’s Panama Limited Jumps Track North of New Orleans.   FORTY OR MORE ARE INJURED   Six Rear Cars of 13-Car All-Pull. man Turn on Sides, Other Seven Remain Upright.   SWAY LIKE A QUAKE   Passengers Report Baggage, Furniture and People Are Thrown About.

40-50Hurt; Six Cars JumpTrack   “Panama Limited” Rips Up 500 Feet of Rail Near New Orleans

FAST IC TRAIN LEAVES RAILS   Forty to Fifty Passengers Injured, Report

News Day And Nig   40 Hurt In s treamliner Der ailment   Harry Wismer,Radio Sports Commentator, Among Those Injured

OCCURS NEA? NEW ORLEAN'   Fast Chicago to New Orleans Flier Leaves Tracks

en ee eee ee ee eae eee Ree, eee ere  Train Derailed, 40 or 50 Hurt

REPORT ABOUT 50 PASSENGERSHURT ON STREAMLINER   FIVE OR SIX CARS OF 13-CAR TRAIN DERAILED TODAY

Limited Leaps Rails; 40 Hurt   Train Carried Many To Sugar Bowl Tilt

5) Injured in Train Wreck   Stronmlinar Rannd  For New Orleans is Hurled From Rails —

6 Panama Limited Cars Leave Rails   Railroad’s Streamlined, All-Pullman Flier In Accident Short Distance From New Orleans; Inside ‘Like Earthquake’

GOP. RALLIED COAST TO COAST   Chairman Hannegan  Backed by Truman

Fire Hannegan Cry Falls Flat With President   Finds Truman Cold Toward “Any Major Changes In Official Family Corcle

Truman Backing  Hannegan   Scattered Democratic Demands That he be Fired as Chairman And From Cabinet

Truman Stands by Hannegan in Spite of Defeat   Scattered Demands in’ Party for Ouster Kre Iacnored

Truman Backs Up National Chairman   Resists Demands for Firing of Hannegan From Party Helm

Truman Cold To Change   Presidemt Stands Behind Hannegan BRre«apite Pemeo ‘tess

Truman Will Not Remove  Party Chief   HanneganExpectedToHold Cabinet Post Even If He Loses Chairmanship

Truman Expected to Shelve Demands for Hannegan Dismissa   Present Cabinet Lineup Also Seems Secure; Ross May Resion

Hannegan Scalp Target Of Many After GOP Win   Truman Cold To Idea Of Ousting Chairman Of Democratic Party

Hannegan Is Target, After Demo Defeat   ‘National Democratic Chairman’s Removal and Other Changes Advocated’ by ' Seattered Group.  i

Truman Cold To Idea That Hannegan Quit   Ross Expected To Make Change, As Willi Biffle

Some Demands For Dismissal Of R. Hannegan   President Supports Party Chairman

SOME DEMOS ASK FOR HANNEGAN. TO RESIGN POSITION   Truman Cold Toward ‘Change in Official Family Despite Election Setback

Report Truman Unmovec By Democratic Cries * For Hannegan’s ‘ S-alp

Truman Cool to Assault on Hannegan   Turn Thumbs Down on Suggestion That He Be Ousted

PRESIDENT SAID TO BE STICKING WITH HANNEGAN   Truman Regarded.As Col Toward Any Major Shift in ‘Official Family’

Truman is Cold To Request That Hannegan Resign   No Other Changes in Cabinet Contemplated As Result of Election

Democrats Talkin« Replacement  For Party Chief   Scattered Demands Appear for Firing Hannegar But Insiders Say Truman Is Cool Toward Any Major Changes in His Official Family

TRUMAN LIKELY TO STAND BY BOB HANNEGAN   Demands For D e mocratic Chairman’s Resignation Heard

Hannegan May Remain In Cabinet   Truman Cold To Proposals To Oust Chairman Of Party’s National Conumitiee

Politics To Hold Truman’s Interest Now   GOUSTER OF HANNEGAN IS REJECTED BY PRESIDENT

“Fire Hannegan,” Cry Stricken Demos “After Thumping Republican Victory

Truman is Cold Toword Suggestion   Some Changes in White House Are Planned, However   DRAPT RAYRItRN”

Demands Made That Hannegan Quit As Chairman: Many Shifts Forecast

Truman Stands By Hannegan   Some Shifts May be Made in Personal  White House Staff

Democrats Want Hannegan Fired As Party Head    Cabinet Finds Truman Cold Toward Any Major Changes In His Official Family

HANNEGANTO STAY DESPITE ELECTION LOSS   Believe Press Secretary Ma Resign Soon Due To Poor Health

Truman Cold  To Changes in  His Cabinet   ‘You i Be Sorre- e-e- P-P-0-0!     i ‘arley Says s Republic: ans Will Wish They Hadn’t Won Senate

Democrats Ask NewChairman   Truman Cool To Movement Underway To Fire Hannegan

HANNEGAN NOT LIKELY TO BE OUSTED SOON   Democratic Demands for His Removal Given Truman Sold Shoulder.

Truman Cold To Demo Cries For Hannegan Scalp  Pr esident Stands Behind

President Cool To Demand for Hannegan Scalp   Expected to Make No Major Changes In His Official Family

Truman Won't Fire Hannegan   See President Cold To Any Replacements

HANNEGAN NOT EXPECTED T0 QUIT CABINET   Truman Said to Be Stand. ing by His Postmastei General — Missourian. May, However, Give Up Party Chairmanship.

SEARING DEFEAT FAILS TO SHAKE OLD FRIENDSHIP  PRESIDENT REPORTED COLD TO ANY CHANGES IN OFFICIAL FAMILY

» HANNEGAN WILL NOT BE OUSTED BY PRESIDENT   Demo Party Boss To Remain, But White House Shifts Seen

No Cobinet Shifts Planned; Truman Upholds Hannegan   But Some Changes May Be Mada in White Houee Staff

President Will — Keep Hannegan;. GOP Plots Course   Taft Outlines Reduction In Budget with Pessible Tax Slashes in Prospeci

Truman Cold To Plans For Major Change   Indications Seen Of Revisions In Parcanal Sta ff

Cries to Oust Hannegan Fall on Deaf Ears  mn scd Any Mojor Changes in His Official Family

) Party Demands For Hannegan’s Scalp Fall On Deaf Ears At White House   Democrats Doubt Republicans Can Keep Promise To Scrap All Wartime Rulings

Tiny Tots a Better Traffic Risk Than Teen Age Brothers   National Safety Confabs Show Quick Results In Death Toll

GE Ve ee rt ie el  Mansfield Convicts Are  Captured In Cleveland

Allen Resigns As RFC Head   Announcement of Resignation Prepared for Release At White House

Allen Resigns As REC Chairman,  Successor Named   Goodloe to Take Over Post Jan. 16; Sweeping Revisions Recommended

G. E. Allen, Court Jester, to Quit Post With Truman  RFC Chairmon Will Leave Office Soon, Report Says

TINEMPLOYED LIST JUMPS   Total of 658 Applied for Compenaation Here During Week

wWEMPLOYED LIST JUMPS   ‘Total f 658 Applied for Compen. oe Bere During We, this

Admission of Jews to Palestine Term in Peace Proposal   Jewish Policy Remains Indefinite; Await Paris Meeting

Jews to Press For 100,000   Immediate Admission May Be Price for Jewish Approval of Plan

Price For Anglo-American Plan? ... .  Jews May Ask Entry 100,000 For Palestine

WANT JEWS ADMITTED   Entry of 100,000 May Be Price of Jewsh Support

Jews Will Demane  00,000 Entries as AiLEpianes a Price   Admission Would Take Place at Once, They 3 Say, if Partition  Goes Through

JEWISH POLICY ON PALESTINE AWAITED   Admission To Holy Land May Be Acceptance Price

Report Holy Land Solution Hinges On Immigration   Immediate Entry Of 100,000 Jews Into Palestine Is Apparent ’Price’

Jews Ready To Bargain On Partition   Admission of 100,000 Jews to Palestine As Price For Agreeing to Separate State Plan

Immediate Admission Is Sougt   Want 100,000 To Be Allowed To Enter Nation

Zionists May Accept New Allied Plan   Admission of 100,00C Jews to Palestine Is Bargaining Price

STATE POISED TO TEST GOP'S POLLING POWER   Disgruntled. Republicans May Fail To Participate In Primary

TREND AWAITED IN STATE VOTE   Will Be First Test of GOP Strength Since Truman Became President

Demos May Show Gains In Illinois Primary Vote   Nation Eyes State For Signs of Party (hanges Ax Result Of Truman Actions

lowa 1946 Crop.  History’s Largest  Over 661 Million  Rushels OF Corn

Othman’'s Views...  IDLENESS, OR WHAT IRKED THE PROFESSOR   BY FREDERICK C. OTHMAN

Has Never Seen So Many Doing Little, Professor Asserts   Third of Number Could Do Work in Dep't. of Agriculture

Likes Working for the Government, All Right, lf He Only Had Some Work To Do

Administration Rushes To Settle Strike Problems   Police Crash Lines In Los Angeles, Kansas City After Disturbances

Gonference Arraiged at Washington   perted at Kansas  City Today

PICKET LINES HING PACKING HOUSE PLANTS   Union and Industry Leaders Meet Gov’t Officials at Washington.

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS   By FRANK R. KENT   A Propaganda Comparison

Final Injections Given Monday  Treatment Undertaker as a Last Resort

Use’ Radio-Active Phosphorous In Life-or-Death Atomic Energy ‘Experiment to Save Little Girl

WHEAT MOVES IN FAMED RED RIVER VALLEY   LAGUARDIA PLEADS FOR GRAIN TO SAVE EUROPE

Trainload of Wheat Speeds to Market Ac Valley Folks Answer LaGuardia Plec

WHEAT SPEEDS TOWARD ITS DESTINATION   Minnesota Farmers Answer Call. Made by  Director LaGuardia

TWO-MILE DRY BELT FIXED AT STATE FAIR   Permit-Holders Lose Fight To Keep Liquor Flowing

Young Negro Found Guilty Of Murder  Convicted Slayer Of Mrs Marjory Church Logan Faces Death

Jury F inds Negro Guilty of Murder Of Mrs. M. C. Logan   Ward Beecher Caraway, 22 Faces Electric Chair; Case Will Be Reviewed

CONVICT NEGRO IN DEATH CASE   Jurors Find First Degree Verdict in Killing Of Long Island Woman

SCOUT EXECUTIVE RESCUED   Blind Stand At Court — House In Great Record   ET] DORANO

UN Discusses American Offer of Atom Secrets In Return For Security:

SECRETS PLAN IS BEFORE UN   Reaction Is Awaited As 12-Nation Commission Holds Second Meeting.

BARUCH REPORT TO BE STUDIED BY 12 NATIONS   Veto Yesterday By Reds Block Move On Franco

Atom Commussion Meets to Discuss  America’s Offer   Only Preliminary and Tentative Comment Expected Qn Baruch Plan   UN HEALTH SESSION ALSO BEGINS TODAY   Reds Veto Proposal to Submit Franco Spain Prob; Jem to Assembly

Herbert and Lausche Vofe at Same Time for Benefit of Photographers

TELLS COURT NAZI LEADERS MISLED ORGANIZATIONMEN   Defense Asks Dismissal of Criminal Cherges Against Six Grovos

Nazi Defense Warns : Against Branding Many Says Millions May  Resume Nazism [1 Groups Convictec

Condemning Of Nazi Organizations Would Defeat Purpose, Lawyer Says

GERMANS WOULD RETURN TO NAZIS   Nuernberg Defense Lawyet Pleads for Groups

DEFENDS NAZIS’ - ORGANIZATIONS   Lawyer Argues People Should Not Be Indicted as War Criminals

ARMY WILL GULL MISFIT OFFICERS   Eisenhower Tells of New Plan to Improve Service.

SHORT-LIVED REVOLT IN CARACAS GARRISON  Venezuelan Tribunals Investigating

Baruch Accepts Position On Atomic Board   Senate Ready To Give Quick Confirmation To Appointment   DIVIDED OTHERWISE   Minimum Wage, Strike Curb Legislation, Create Strife

NEW YORK CITY PARALYZED B ¥ HARBOR STRIKE   World’s Busiest Port Tied Up By Tugboat Union’s Walkout

New York Port Crippled by Tug Strike   Entire Life of City Affected by Stoppage in Transportation

3 SLEEPING BOYS KILLED BY TRAIN   Hammond Youths Victims While Taking Nap On Tracks

First Comprehensive Step Is Taken Toward Removing War Menace   Byrnes Urged To Announce U. S. Military Strength To Take Initiative From Russians  In Debate Before United Nations.

UN Acts to End Menace of Wars   Committee Action Lauded by Russia, U. S., and Great Britain

UN COMMITTEE IN APPROVAL OF ARMS REDUCTION      Termed First Step In Freeing World From Menace Of War

Unanimous Ballot Favors Arms Cut   United Nations Take Initial Step Looking Toward Freeing World From Menace of War

Bitten by Snake Near Connellsville  Victim Is Rushed Te Hospital

OPA AGREEMENT SOUGHT TONIGHT   Conferees Hope To Settle Fate Of Control Bill At Late Sessicri

Present Law Is Nearing Death Date   Committee Meets Tonight To Study Plan

CONFEREES T0 MEET TONIGHT ON OPA BILL   Hope To Reach Agreement 0: Extension Before Act Exvires Sunday

SENATE, HOUSE SPEED OPA BILL   HOPE TO GET MEASURE TO TRUMAN SOON

BRITISH MISSION ON WAY TO INDIA   Have Full Power to Grant India’s Independence.

ROSALIE ABLE TO ANSWER CUESTIONS   That He’s Innocent Of -Rape-Knifing

BOY SAW ATTACK VICTIM IN STORE   Detroit Child Recovering from Knite Wound —

Tiny Rosalie Giganti Manag ves Weak Smile   Receiving Treatment After Rape-Kniling; Police Hold Sullen 29-Year-Old Grocer

Factions of Chinese Fight Within Chefoo   Government Forces Confident of Having Success Soon

Chinese Fight For Vital City   Chiang Forces Battle Red: In Streets of Chefoo

Pilots Die In Plane Crash   Ten Passengers Injured When Chartered Plane Crashes In Illinois

WALKER PAID TO SET FIRES, HE TOLD OFFICERS TODAY   The Negro Said He Was te Get $100 for Every House . He Burned.   HE IS AWAITING TRIAL   Met Whitggpten In Kansas City Made Him Offer:  .

English Girl Happy At News  ‘Ma'y Soon Be Free To Marry   Father Of Her Quadruplets

Cattle, Hogs Vault to New Record Price   Most of Huge Spurt In Hogs Evaporates, However, Late in Day

PRIME CATTLE ~~ HUNDRED POUNDS   A New Price Pinnacle Was Set on the Chicago Market Today.   WERE IOWA FED STEERS   They Averaged 1,400 Pounds; Other Cattle Declined.

GIRL, 17, FAGES MURDER CHARGE   Bobby Soxer To Stand Trail For Drowning Crippled Boy, 8

Kansas City Girl Pleads Innocent fo Murdering Boy, 8  Is Held Without Bond  For Preliminarv Hear-

SIGHT IS RESTORED TO 2-YEAR-OLD GIRI   Child Sees Mother and Sisters for First Time, Thanks to Fund Collected by Trainmen.

Primary Vote in Nebraska Today  Stassen's Strength ls Beina Tested

Nebraska Primary  Watched as Test   Contest Expected to Provide Clue as to How Midwest Feels

Marcel Petiot, Modern Bluebeard, Found Guilty of Murdering 27 Persons. Is Sentenced to Death

Big Production Sought as Coal  Pits Reopen   West Virginia Miners Lead Return to Work In Bituminous Fields

RULING BY ATTORNEY GENERAL:  Teachers College Prexy Said Powerless To Fire Employes

World Monetary Board Will Hold. First Meet Today   Decision ’ Expected An Argument Over Location of Agency: _

SITES DEBATED IN FISCAL PLAN   U. S. Proposes Washington Britain Backs New York

Britain And U. S. Disagree On Location Of World Bank      Washington And New York Nominated As Sites For International Finance Unit

World Bank Quarrels Over Site   U. S., British Groups Differ Over Home For Two Institutions

World Bank Headquarters Heads Initial Discussion As Leaders Begin Meeting

HOLD 1ST WORLD BANK MEETING   Expect Decision on Struggle for Site of Institutions

—WORLD FUND— Bank Site Clash Seen   Washington Is  Favored By U. S.

Capital Gains In World Banl Site-Picking  Latin Americans   Latin Americans { Form Front for Votine Purnoses

BRITISH LOA IS FAVORED IN SENATE   Fate of Proposal in House Remains Uncertain

SENATE READY 10 APPROVE BRITISH LOAN   Draft Extension Passed: Labor Bill To Be Taken Up

SENATE READY TO VOTE LOAN   Ballot on British Aid Drive at 3 p. m. Friday

READY FOR VOTE ON BRITISH LOAN   Senate Today Will Send Bill To Uncertain Fate In House

Cigorette-SmokingTippler Held Likely Cause of Atlanta’s Fire Disaster

Cigaret May Have Started Winecoff Fire   Officials Believe One Carelessly Thrown In Third Floor Hall Is Cause

CIGARET THOT CAUSE OF HOTEL FIRE   Probers Find Such Cases Common in Atlanta Hotels

HOTEL FIRE LAID 10.4 GARE   Start of Atlanta Blaze Fatal to 120 Traced to Third Floor Hallway

Trace Blame’ F or Winecoff Holocaust To  DrunkenMan   Say Fire That Cost Lives of 120 Was started From Cigaret Thrown Into Mattress

Hotel Fire Blamed To Heavy Drinking   Probers Declare Belief Drunk’s Cigarette Set Atlanta Blaze That Caused Loss Of 120 Lives

MINE WORKERS CO INTO COURT   Negaunee Mayor Cited For Aiding Violence At Strikers’ Rally

JUDGE HELVERING "DIES IN CAPITAL   One of Kansas’ Top Democrats Had Undergone Two Operations   BODY TO MARYSVILLE

KEY TO FUTURE IS IN HAND OF LABOR - CAPITAL   Weekend Move By Truman Lifts All Price Curbs Except Those On Rents, Sugar, And Rice.

RENT BOOST IS BELIEVED ON THE WAY   Officials Believe Increase Is Necessary, Now That All Controls Are Gone Except for Rent, Sugar and Rice.

Labor, Management Hold Key To Economic Future As U.S. Slashes Controls

U. S. Embarks Upon Free Economy Era   With Virtually All Wage and Price Controls Lifted, Key to America’s Economic Future Rests in Hands of Labor and Management

Begin Era Of Free Economy   Labor and Management Now Hold Key to U. 5. Economic Future As Controle Goa

Decontro! In U. $. Complete By fruman Order   LABOR AND INDUSTRY FREE FROM ALL RESTRAINT

Leaders Claim Levels Are To Be Reasonable   Downward Trends At A Later Date  Raina Farearact

Wages, Prices Control  Junked   Labor, Industrie: Holding Key To  _ Future Years

Economic Future of Nation Resting With Freed Management   Rent. Sugar, Ri Rice Onls Controls Surviving Truman Order

J. 5. ENTERING ERA OF FREE ECONOMICS   Responsibility Placed Or Labor, Management   INCREASES   In Rents Are Inevitable; Price Lid On New Houses Expected To Go

Labor, Management Hold Key To Economy  EN as "‘Diedacc aha Ta Beet One ee ests oa ff

Management, Labor Holding Future’s Key   President in Junking all Controls Except Those on Sugar, Rice and Rents Explains Action.

Management And Labor Hold Economic Key   Government Curbs Are Lifted After Five Years

fanagement And Labor Fac bes Responsibility After P rice And Wage Controls Removed      ‘Higher Prices Face Coneo sumers as Controls are “Thrown: Overboard.

Migher Prices Face Con- @ sumers as Controls are Thrown Overboard.

Reds Get Trade Pact With Sweden   Soviet Given $275,000,000 Credits Under Agreement

Jackson Warns That Seeds Of Third World War Lie In Nazi Organizations

Woodring Flays GOP. Leaders   State Is Already “Wet’ ‘And Should Control . Liquor Says Candidate In Picnic Address:

THE DRYS   Woodring Tells Them to Vote for White; Calls G.O.P. “Hyprocrites”

DROPS PLAN T0 CITE SHAPLEY   Rep. Rankin Will Not Bring Contempt Charooe on Witness

Rankin Won't Cite Scientist   Will Withhold Contempt Charge Until He Confers With Committee

Beirne announces result’ of poll at poliev conterence   Wage increases for shipbuilders and farm machinery workers favored

EXPECT TO DO IT AGAIN Miners at Work With Nothing Gained, 3 Weeks’ Pay Los!

DIG COAL TODAY FOR FIRST TIME SINCE NOV. 20TH  MANY RESENTFUL  OF U. S. EFFORTS TO SMASH STRIKE

COAL WORKERS OBEY LEWIS ORDER   400,000 Miners In Pennsy, W. Va., Back On Job   FULL PRODUCTION   May Not Be Reached Before Tuesday Or Wednesday: Layoffs Rescinded

400,000 Miners Trooping Back To Work Today   Coal Production Is Resumed, Although Men Are Resentful

PRODUCTION OF COALIS DESUIMED   Miners Return to Pits, but Are Sore At the Government

Miners Troop Back ToWork AsStrike Ends   Will Reach Full  Production Soon

Miners Resume Work tn Pits After Layotfs   COAL STRIKE ENDED BY UMW LEADER OVER WEEKEND

Soft Coal Miners Go Back To Work After 17 Days   Full Production Will Not Be Made For Several Davs

Miners Grumble;  Work Resumed   Some. Sore And Others Peeved Over Loss’ Of. Weces...

Situminous Miners Soing Back to Pits   Diggers Generally Are Obeying Lewis’ Order to End Strike—Full Production May Not Come Before Tomorrow or Wednesday.

Miners Troop Back to Work As Walkout End Halts Rising Tide Of Unemployment Across U. S.

Coal Miners Begin Trek Back To Pits   Workers Sore But Return To Work at Lewts’ Request.

Wer Talk Has‘Congress °° Fecling Rather Uncasy      Soldiers’ Bonus A Live Issue—OPA. Is  .Critisized 

Parents Legally Bound to Keep up Pupil Attendance  State’s Officials Rule in Strike of

LONG SERIES OF QUAKES IN CARIBBEAN AREAS SUBSIDE: MORE REPORTS OF HEAVY DAMAGE

EARTHQUAKES SUBSIDE. IN WEST INDIES  Ewa C1ztcece Llane   Evacuees Hope To Return To Homes Shortly

TOLL OF DEAD IN QUAKES AND TIDAL WAVES PUT AT 6   Matanzas, Dominican Re public Town,. Engulfed  ‘Banin Yoctarday

New Earthquake Hits West Indies   Second Tidal Wave Rolls Inland Sending Thousands from Homes

NEW TIDAL WAVE BATTERS TOWNS AFTER QUAKES   At Least 66 Killed Since Sunday; Many - Pave Fled Homes

Donita Quake  Series Subsides   Thousands of Evacuees Eager to Go Back Home

RECORD NUMBER OF CARROLL STUDENTS REPORTED AT INDIANA      FORTY-TWO FROM €0UNTY ARE STUDYING AT BLOOMINGTON: NOW HOME FOR HOLIDAYS

SOVIET PRESS ACCUSES IRAN QF NAZI HELP   Asserts Time Is Ripe To Change Internal, Foreign Policy

Government Accused  of Defending  Nazi Underground   Official Paper of Soviets Asserts Tha’ Iranians Have Failed to Settle Question of Minorities and Reforms

Official Journal Accuses Iran of Harboring Nazis   Soviets Harken to 1921 Pact in Newspaper Saber Rattling

Soviet Newspaper Charges ‘Reaction’ In Iran and Time Ripe for Changes In Its Policies

ASSERTS GERMANS HOPE T0 SET UP QUISLING REGIME   Newspaper Declares Underground Activities Are Directed at the Soviet Tinton.   COMPLAINS OF LACK OF SOCIAL REFORMS   Predicts Further Sharpening of Situation Unless Reactionary Circles Lose Influence.

Soviet Newspape Says Changes Are Needed in Iran   Says Iranian Government Aided Nazi Underground During the War

China Leaders Seeking Truce In Civil War   General Marshall s Proposed for Role of Mediator

CHINESE RENEW EFFORT TO END INTERNAL FUSS   Truce Sought in Civil War; Communists Accept Marshall as Mediator

Marshall Is Ascintntils As Mediator   Chinese Leaders Hold Conference

Chinese Meet To Seek Truce In Civil War   Communists are Glad to Have Gen. Marshall Mediator

Chinese Seeking Civil War Truce  Marshal! ek by Bash €ites £26 kde dice.

Chinese Factions  Seeking Truce   Marshall Acceptable As Mediator to Both Sides in Civil War

Chinese Truce Conference On In Chungking   ational Government anc Communists to Seck Basis For Ending of Civil War

Sixteen Dead, 23 Missing in Dubuaue Fire   Three Probes Started to Learn Cause of Canfield Hote! Blaze

Europe Marks Joyous Christmas Eve   Celebration Most Cheerful in Last Eight Years

PORTAL SUITS MAY SHRINK IN FINAL PAYOFF   U. S. Attorneys See Unions Realizing Only Fraction

Industry's ‘Portal’ Bill Seen Smaller  Than Asked   Attorneys Doubt Courts Will Hold Ruling Applicable In Many of Suits

INDUSTRY BILL FOR PORTAL PAY MINIMIZED   Government Attorneys See Reductions In  Amounts Asked

Union Claims Too High, U.S. Attorneys Say   Industry’s Portal Pay Bill May Be Only Fraction _- of Claims

Government Attorneys Don't Ex pee t Courts to Hold Mt. Clemens Pottery Case Applicable to Many Suits.

Injuries Fatal to Former Champion Jack Johnson   Body of 68-Year-Old Negro Ex-Fighter to Be Sent to Chicago

‘Big Steel’ Cl0 Agree: End Strike   Settlement May Influence Negotiations in Other Stoppages

Strikers In Steel  Industry SetToGo   Long-SoughtBreak Finally Comes At White House

Reconversion Snarl Near Elimination   USW Men Go Back to Work Monday for US Steel; Way Paved for Peace in Entire Steel Industry

Expect Settlement To Solve Electrical, GM Salary Disputes   Agree to 184 Cent Wage Boost; An: other Auto Meet Scheduled For This Afternoon

Temperatures   Workers Get Raise Of 18'2can Hoar; Steel Up S5 a Ton

Negotiations Continue With Smaller Firms   Break Held Near in GM Wage Dispute

Major Firms Give 18.5-Cent Raise: Steel Increased $5   Country Headed For Prosperty

UNO Meeting Is Postponed   Travel Difficulties Delay Session Four Day:

Novelist Wells Attacks British King's Family   Novelist Links Palace Witt Money Il Duce Paid To Sir Mosley

Charges King, House Figured Wilh Fascists   H. G, Wells Blasts British With Accusation Royal Cumily Wes Involved In Mosley Scene

Wells Lashes Royal Family   Payments to Mosley From Htaly Stressed

WELLS BLASTS ROYAL FAMILY   Asks Publicly If Involved In Sums Alleged Paid Mosley by Italy .

H.G. Wells Urges Banishme nt of British Royal Family,  Questions Pre-War Interest in Fascist Oswald Moseley

Wells Attacks Royal F amily Over Funds I taly Paid British Fascist Chief: Suggests Exile

BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY ATTACKER   H. G. WELLS ASKS WHETHER MEMBERS PAID MONEY TO FASCIST LEADER.

Wells Atfacks Royal Family   British Author Asks About Payments Made to Fascist Leader

Tito Defends Action by  Yugoslavs  Nation Wants Daanan hut Nrat   Nation Wants Peace, but Not At Any Price

Byrnes Silent After Meeting With Yugoslav   Crisis Over Airplanes Does Not Bring Comment As Yet From American Secretary of State

Slavia’s Course Defended by Tito  Charges Violations of Nation's Frontiers

GIVES VIEW ON PLANE ATTACKS   Tito Stoutly Defends Course In Downing American Aircraft   RAPS AT VU. S. AIMS

Tito Defends Downing Of U.S. Planes   Yugosiavs Insist Upon Sovereignty

Byrnes Talks  For Hour To  Yuogslay 7]   Secretary Discusses CM hes wd Seay VWTELI eMetidtignh tr iu Vice-Premier, Now At Paris Meeting

Yugoslav Chief Admits Seeing  Plane Downed   ‘Declares Nation. ‘Wants Peace” But “Not Peace Ai Any Price”? InFiery Address   Denies Tr. ransport “Lost In Clouds’   Foreign Minisiry Issue: Note, Admiis Fighters Forced Down Army   Craft Aus, 19

BYRNES TALKS 10 YUGOSLAV OFFICER ‘ON SHIP: INCIDENT   Secretary of State Has Frank Discusston With Slav Vice-Premier

Tito Defends Shooting Down Of U.S. Planes   Rejects American Version; Says Sovereignty Must Be Recognized.

Calls Delegate To Hotel For Frank Discussion Of Current Tense Situation

Marshal Tito, in Speech, Defends Yugoslav Action   Charges Violation Of Sovereignty

Chiang Joins In Attempt to Halt Conflict   Manchurian Truce By Monday fs Seen as Possibility

GENERALISSIMO TAKES HAND IN ARMED CONFLICT   Truce in Chinese War May Come, Says Communist Spokesman

Chiang Enters Parley With Chinese Reds   Generalissimo Take: Personal Hand To End Fighting

Manchu Truce Likely Monday   Chiang Kai-shek Seek To End Conflict

Gen. Marshall Pushes Peace Negotiations Chiang Seeking Truce In’ Manchurian. Strife

Chiang Takes Hand in Truce Negotiations   Generalissimo Is Desirous of Ending Manchurian Conflict

Chiang active in mediations to form truce  Reds hoping for  immediate peace

CHIANG SEEKS ACCORD WITH CHINESE REDS   SPECIAL U. 8S, ENVOY MARSHALL CONFERS  WITH LEADERS

Hope Is Held For Truce in China Soon   Communist Spokesman  Said Agreement Might  _Be Reached by Monday Before Capitol Moved

BID FOR PEACE _. MADE BY CHIANG   GENERALISSIMO ENTERS NEGOTIATIONS TO END CIVIL WAR IN CHINA.

PEACE IN CHINA SAID IMPOSSIBLE   2 Yank Envoys Admit Virtual . Failure in Mission

Truman Asks Aid for Wool Groups   Growers, Merchants And Users All Would Gain by Move

GOAL TRUCE PERKS UP OHIO'S INDUSTRY   Widespread State Shut: down Averted

{2-DAY COAL TRUCE KEEPS FACTORIES OPEN   Pact Averts Nearly 100 Pere cent Shutdown of Ohio Industries 4

Buena Vista College Is Guidance Center      To Give Advice to War Veterans in This Area

PRICES UP ONLY 34 PER CENT   Truman Report On Living Costs Shows Results Of Hold-The-Line

TRUMAN REPGRTS CONSUMER PRICES IP BUT 3.4 PCT.   Small Rise as Given by BLS Survey Is .Dated From ‘Hold-Line’ Order   31¢% JUMP SINCE 1939      Gain in First World War Put at 108% as Argument for Renewing Controls

SEVEN WEEKS OF CAMPAIGNING SET FOR NEW MEXICO   Republicans Expected to Ge Started Ahead of Democratic Candidates

CAN WIPE OUT TB IN 25 YEARS   STATE CAMPAIGN 1S HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL

SAYS TB WILL BE WIPED OUT IN MICHIGAN   Health Commr. Predicts It Within 25 Years

MONOPOLISTIC LABOR UNIONS HIT BY SOLON   Senate Moves Slowly Toward Workers’ Fund Vote

Monopolistic Control Charged Against Unions   Reed Urges Action On Labor Disputes Rill Fram Floor

Failure of a Certain Number’ of Veterans to Seek Work Jeopardizes Unemployment Plan---Bradley

CLASH BETWEEN PRESIDENT AND GP'S SHAPING:   pcre Lax Cut Of 20 P. C. May  Cause Friction

MARTIN BACKS G.0.P. TAX PROPOSAL   Position Opposed to Stand Taken by President

PRESIDENT AND REPUBLICAN “CONGRESS NOT IN’ AGREEMENT ON REDUCTION.  TAXES            By ARTHUR F. HERMANN  International News Service

Tax Cut Plan May Spark Truman Clash   Martin Says 20 Pct. Reduction Possible; Program Restudied

Clash Looming On Income Tax Cut Proposals   President And RepublicanControlled Congress At Odds On Program   G. 0. P. PROPOSES 20 PER CENT CUl

CivilServiceGroup Gets Final State . “Approval of Plan  Would Extend Menibership to All Subdivisions, Including School Teachers

Meat Prices Higher Than OPA Ceilings But Below Black Market: More Pork Due

LARGER MEAT SUPPLY SEEN WITHIN WEEK   Prices to Be Slightly Higher, But Below Black Market

More Pork This Week, Beet Next   Prices to Be Higher Than OPA Lids But Under Black Market:  Marketing Increases

MEAT SUPPLY IN STORES IS RISING   Some Facts Given as To New Marketing Results Without OPA

MORE PORK 10 REACH RETAIL MARKETS SOON   Some Improvement In Meat Situation Expected This Week   BEEF ANIMALS ARESTARTING TO MOVE

Meat Supply To Increase, Packers Say   More Pork This Week More Beef Next, Spokesmen Declere

Meat Supply To Increase This Week   Prospects Brighter As More Livestock Goes to ‘Market

BEEF, HOG SALES" SHOWING UPTURN   Pork To Reach Counters First; Prices Are Above OPA Levels, But Under Black Market Figures

More Meat Will Be Available  Si ee ee 2   Packing Industry Spokesman Savs

DESIGNATE — THURSDAY. DEL RIO DAY   Quarter Horse Show To Open Friday Morning At 9

EVENT AT PARK HERE   Quarter Horse. Show To Start Friday Morning

COAL OPERATORS TO REJECT DEMAND FOR PAY ROLL TAX   Producers to Reply Today to Lewis Request — Stand Blasts Hope of Immediate Settlement.   UNION MAKES OFFER ON FOREMEN’S ISSUE   Proposal Said to Provide for Exemption From Unionization of 5 Employes on Each Shift.

UNION CONTROL IS DEMANDED BY JOHN L. LEWIS   Says Health Fund Must Be Granted By Operaters Before Any Contract °   LITTLE CHANCE OF SETTLEMENT TODAY

DEMAND UNION CONTROL FUND   Lewis Proposes UMW Have Sole Management Of Welfare Money

Shatters Hope Of Quick Settlement  Will Send Decision Th Precident Truman

LEWIS WANTS SOLE CONTROL OF HUGE FUND   NO NEW CONTRACT SIGHTED YET FOR COAL MINERS

Reaffirmed Opposition To Lewis Shatters Any Hope of Immediate Settlement of Coal Contre.  were

Operators Still Oppose Payroll Levy  Hope Shattered Kor Farly Pact

Operators To Reject Lewis’ Plan, Report   No Hope is Seen of Settle. ment of Dispute Today

Soft Coal Owners Adamant  New Deadlock on Coal  Pay Roll Levy Demand Shatters Farlier Gains

Hope For Settlement In Coal Strike Faces   Operators Reject Lewis’ Demands For Fund: To Talk To HST Today

Truman To Hear Report  On Progress   Union Head Wants Health, Welfare Fund In UMW Bland:

Vows To Negotiate No Coal Contract Without Such Fund: Agreement Today Appears Unlikely

Miners’ Welfare Pool Turned Down Flat In Reply To Lewis Today   Soft Coal Operators Revert To Original Position Of Adamant Opposition To Payroll Tax Or Royalty On Coal

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Coalmen Balk At Lewis Fund Request   Decision Shatters Hope for Early Strike Setilement

GANDHI MET BY STRIFE   Stabbing, Burning, Looting Continue In Calcutta Today

Gandhi on Way To East Bengal   Rioting Continues as He Nears Calcutta

More Looting Recorded In Calcutta   Gandhi Due to Arrive In East Bengal; Stabbings Continue

COMMUNISTS SAID TO BE ATTACKING PAST CHINESE TRUCE DATE  GOVERNMENT TROOPS REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN FIRED UPON

Pittsburgh Gains Week’s Delay In Power Strike   Union, Company to Attempt To Arbitrate Wave Issue

Will Attempt To Arbitrate Dispute   Strike Deadline Near When Delay Decided

One-Week Delay {s Agreed Upon [In Pittsburgh   Effort Will Be Made Te Arbitrate Wage ©. Differences

Union to Meet March 1 To Decide Wheth “er. Wage Issue Will Be Settled by Arbitration or Strike.

Arbitration May Be Tried At Pittsburgh  Strike Called Off Only Half an Hom

Plan Attempt To Arbitrate Wage Dispute   Union President Announces Postponement Of Walkout and Sets Meeting for March 1  For Decision on Arbitration Plan

Union To Vote On Next Steps In Wage F ight   Attempt Will be Made to Arbitrate Differences Between Power Company and Independent Union ~—Meeting Set for Friday

STRIKE POSTPONED “AT PITTSBURGH   ATTEMPT (TO BE MADE TQ ARBITRATE POWER WORKERS’ WAGE DISPUTE,

Marshall Meets Chinese on Army Reorganization   BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Officials Crash Through Pickets With Police Aic   21 Arrests Made in Re— newal of Violence at Stamfcrd Plant

“For Friendships Never Die’— Train Stops at Boys Grave   Memoria! Day Tradition Is Maintained

United States And Britain. Called ‘Atom  Blaekmailers’   Russian Official Charges Organized Obstr uction to Soviet Procram

RUSSIAN SAYS U. §., BRITISH BARS TO PEACE   Red Parliament Chief Calls United States  Atom Blackmailers

U. S., Britain Said Blocking ‘Russian Plans   Parliament Leader Defie: ‘ ‘Atom. Blackmailers’ TT. Halt Peare

Truman Salutes Soviet Drocident      t 4 d S : te op Ducks Bak for leaky tools Phone —  By The Associated Pre; * sear ees  st pm pena ull = spoke at a m ing of national a i i i Ne

OBSTRUCTING SOVIET PLAN   Parliament Chief Says Soviet Peace Aims  Will Prevail

United States and Britain Are Accused of ‘Organized Obstruction -to the Soviet Program by Leader of Russia’s Parliament

Russia Raps  ‘Obstruction’   Program Interference Laid to Britain, U.S.

Father of Four Blames Redskin Chief for Hoax   Says Came the Dawn Put Indian Sign on Him; Wife Is Stil Missing

Case Deserts ‘Mild’ Tactics   Strike Bill Author  Surprises Friends

Search for Hl Duce’ s Body, Taken From Grave Is Believed Near End

MYSTERY OF THF! OF BODY CLEARED   Man Is Arrested; Relates Story of Taking of Corpse.

LOWEST OUTPUT IN MONTHS Texas Oil Production Cut For March In New Order

Miners’ Strike Causes Tie-ups In Steel Mills   Bargainers for New Sof Coal Contract Make Scant Progress

Coal Contract Confabs Make Scant Progress   Fuller Blocks Move To Recess Until Monday

Coal Shortage Felt by Steel   Scant Progress Reported At Contract Parley

Mills, Railroads Feel Effects OF Latest Walkout   Lewis Agrees. To Bring Additional Proposal On Safety ~~

BARGAINERS IN NO PROGRESS ON COAL PACT   Operator Sees Little Chance For Early Settlement

Coal Crisis Frozen Fast At Impasse   Strike Causes New Tie-Ups In Steel,  Rail Industries

CLERK INSPY CASE RRANDED AS “CRIMINAL   SOVIET EMBASSY IN OTTAWA COMMENTS ON EXPOSE

ORDERS CAMP TRIAL PROBE   Wants Information On Alleged Effort To Clear Officers

General Demands Facts On Army Trial   Chief of Staff to Check on Reports of Mismanagement of Trial

Data Is Sought On “Manhandling” Of Court Martials   General Eisenhower Is Calling for Prompt Inforrnation on Reports

11-Year-Old Invalid Forgets Pain When Chosen by 32;000 for Their Valentine

Ruling on OPA Agents Asked   Wiley Questions Use of Arms For Arrests

Question Right of OPA ‘Agents To Carry Guns   Entitled to Bear Weapons, Make Arrests, Says Porter; Sen. Wiley Disagrees

FREE DANUBE WRITTEN INTO PEACE TREAT)   EAST - WEST SPLIT VOTE APPROVES BULGAR PACT

Conference Votes To Free Danube Through Bulgaria  Battle Over Greek Border Is Passed On to Big Four

Greece Gains Point In Plea For: Territory   U, S. Pledges Join Defense Of Greece Aqgainst Aqgaressor

Parley Votes fo Internafionalize Danube River —   Provisions Written Into Bulgarian Peace. Treaty

TREATY CLAUSE ON DANUBE IN BULGAR DRAFT      Frontier With Greece Decision Given To Council

Bulgar Border Issue Headed For Ministers   Greece Gains Unexpected Point As Peacemakers Fail To Agree   FREE DANUBE PROVISION IS WRITTEN INTO TREATY

BORDER ISSUE [5 SHUNTED TO BIG FOUR   In Case of Aggression United States Aid Is Pledged to Greece

WORK ON BULGAR TREATY FINISHED BY PEAGE PARLEY   Provisions to Internationalize Danube River Written Into Pact by Vote of 15 to 6.   BORDER ROW WITH GREECE UNSETTLED   Issue Goes Back to Big Four —U. S. Pledges to Join U. N. Defense of Athens  Against Aggression.

HOLD MOTHER FOR SLAYING .   Admits She Shot Former Friend in ‘Fit of Jealousy’

Officials Silent On Any Decision   Important Political, Economic Results Await Government’s Decision Either Way

Administration Enters Critical Stage Today in Negotiations; May Come on Nov. 1.   KRUG ULTIMATUM MAY BE FACTOR

MINERS SET TO STRIKE FRIDAY AGAINST U. S,   Administration Frets About Political And Economic Reactions To Problem

Showdown Nears In Coal Miners Strike Threa   ' Administration Must Yield  To Wage Demands or Stand Behind Krug

 Politicat Repercussions Expec Regardless Of Which Cov The Administration May T In Controversy   KRUG’S DECISION GIST OF ARGUME

Showdown Due On Coal Strike Set for Friday   Government Can Prevent Strike Only By Yielding te Lewis’ Demands

Showdown Nears in Mine Dispute   Important Political Repercussions to Piague Democrats

Nation Faces Mine Strike Next Friday   U. S. Wage Policy May Be Casualty if New Lewis Demand Met

Italians on Guard  Against Fascism   Police in Jeeps Block Roads Out of Milan

Stolen Body of ll Duce May Be Symbol   Sign of Plot Is Indicated in Manifesto

Attorney General Will Speak Here   J. E. Taylor and Walter G Stillwell Will Be Here October 4.

HUGE PROFITS MADE ON SMALI INVESTMENTS   Seek to Know “Who in Gov't Gives Away People’s Money”

AKRON WOMAN BURIED SATURDAY   Mrs. Ida Nelson Laid te Rest in Riverside ; Cemetery

Says Yanks in Russia Honored Guests—  Envoys Return, Not Sore; Hurt   Othman More Taken With Beef Stew

Britain Is Thrusting Independence Upon a'Stubbornly Divided India

Free Re gime For I ndians® Insisted On   Great Britain, In Short, Will Shove Fledglings Gut of Nest and Be Made to Fly Unless They Take to Air Themselves

‘BRITAIN INSISTING INDIA TAKE FREEDOM; WILL “IMPOSE” NEW ITIRERTY IF IT IS NECESSARY

Buc Management Is Informed Of Union Purposes   Newly-Organized Baseball Outfit May Halt Friday Game

JUMP, SLIDE DOWN SHEETS 10 GET AWAY   No Serious Injuries Reported in Blaze; Mansfield  sn”

GUESTS ROUTED IN HOTEL FIRE   Lodgers Flee As Firemer Fight Blaze

Fire Routs 80 At Mount Vernon Hotel; ‘All Escape Without Serious Injury

. —80 GUESTS FLEE HOTEL FIRE—, ‘Blaze Sweeps Mount Vernon Hotel; 6 Hurt

MORNING FIRE ROUTS 80 OHID HOTEL GUESTS   Only Six Occupants Suffer Burns in Blaze at Mount Vernon

‘May Drop Atom Bomb Before Scheduled Hour   Entire Operation May Be Stepped Up, Task Force Officer Says—Weather Biorbunctntig Tvie®&: (tact cen:

Indiana Telephone Workers Will Vote Thursday on Strike Support Question

Renewed Iranian Unrest May Prompt New Queries   U. S. and Britain Expected To Seek Latest Facts at - UN Security Council

FIGHTING REPORTED IN ARAN; U.N 10 GET CASE TOMORROW   “Doubt” Russians Will Withdraw Troops By May 6.

UN Certain to Press Probe After Reports of Fighting in Azerbaijan

U. N. Retains lran Question   Civil War. Breaks Out; Plan Is Aimed at Settlement

Iranian Case Will Remain Issue For U N   Reports Of Unrest In Iran Presage Further U N Inquiry In Situation   SECURITY COUNCIL RESUMES TUESDAY

Army Leader Grabs Power In Asuncion   Unconfirmed Reports From Paraguay Follow Bolivian Upset

Faraguays Army Commander Takes  Over Government   President and Cabinet Out, Reports From Argentina Indicate   DEMONSTRATORS ASK FOR FREE ELECTIONS   Rumors of Revolution in 2nd South American Country Are Denied

Snyder Says War Surplus Returning   Reports Ships Bring Two Million Tons

Most Ceilings Return Friday   Beef. Pork and Maybe Veal  BDeicea tac Revert First

MANY MINERS STAY OFF JO   Estimate 76,000, of S'.te’: 100,000 Workers Fail To  Return to Mines

TRIES TO FULFILL _APORTER PROMISE   OPA Hires More Inspect he Meat Ou Out of ° Market

OPA Turns to Rolling Back Meat Prices   Fats. Cooking Oils To Cost One Cent More Than June 30 Ceilings—Feeds Up

OPA Prepares To Fight Black Market In Meat   Price Boosts For Many Items Get Agency's Oke’

OPA Works On Plan To Lower Price Of Meat   Officials Predict Agency Will Announce Program For Sales Sumerwieinan

OPA Kept Busy Cutting And Boosting Prices   Fights To Reduce Meet Prices, While  Raicing Same Othere

Tighter Controls Than Ever Before Exp  _— Meat Pees Without Black Market Is Aim Of OP!

OPA Goes To Work On Meat Price Slashing   Prepares A Record En.forcement Staff To Police Sales. Slaughter.

OPA STUDIES PRICE TOPS FOR MEATS   Agency Hopes to Rol Back Prices Without Reviving Black Market —To Police Slaughter. ing and Sales.

To Tighten Slaughter Regulations   OPA in Feverish -Effort to Roll Back  ' Meat. Prices Without Blaek..Market- Revival

OPA Now Facing Task of Rolling Back Meat Prices   Government Will Seon Announce New Policy of Policing Sales and Slaughter

Truman Back In Washington   Judge Collet Flies  Back with President

FIRE AFTER WARNING      Santa Fe Hears Rumor of Wheat Sabotage; Texas Elevator Burns

JEWEL THEFT CASE OPENS IN FRANKFURT   Aged German Friace Takes Stand As Trial Of WAC Captain Geis Underwar

Prince Thought Gems Were Safe  Trial Of WAC Hears Provost Marshal Man

Heart Attack Ends Career — Of Former Governor Davey    Colorful Two-Term Executive Succumbs at Home in i Kent after Entertaining Friends

HEART ATTACK KILLS MARTIN L. DAVEY AT KENT   Colorful Political Figure, 2-Term Governor, Dies Afier Bridge Game

Methodists ;, Love To  Head Bishops   Bishop E. W. Kelly President Central Jurisdiction

BURIED ARMS SEIZED AFTER BOMB ATTACKS   Security Officials Refuse Comment On Arrests

Black Labor Is Described In Oregon   58,000 Persons Jobless As Prospects of Finding Job Dwindle; Stoll Is Seeking Work for Vets

Industry In State Feels Rail Strike   Unemployment in Indiana, Due to Rail Strike, May Reach 92,000 Within Next Few Days.

Strikes May  Force Closing Ot Factories   Hundreds of Thousands In Indiana to Be Out Of Work if Walkouts  Not Ended Very Soon

Trusteeship For Nation ls Opposed   Armed Fight Reported Between Police And Students’ League

Rioting Flares Again in Seout   Koreans Balk at Allied Trusteeship

Korean Riots Against UNO Trusteeship Desult In Death Of Two Demonstrators

Bloody Rioting Flares in Korea ‘But Local Police Quell Disturbers

Riots F lare In Korea   ‘Two Killed. in Armed Battle Near U. S. Army Headquarters

Quiet Restored To Seoul After Natives Riot   Koreans Apparently Rebel Against Rule Imposed By Allies

Armed Battle As Trusteeship Plan Protested   Demonstration Held At Palace Occupied By U. S. General

KOREANS STAGE POLITICAL RIOTS   Protest Against Allied Trusteeship Erupts: Paraders Paid

Violence Flares As Italy's King Refuses fo Quit   Shooting Ensues Of Monarchists In Demonstration

BLOODY RIOTING FLARES IN KOREA   Two Koreans Killed and Many Hurt in Armed Battle as Rightists Demonstrate Against Allied Trusteeship for Their Country.

Koreans Protest! Trusteeship in Demonstrations  Two Persons Die, Many Injured as Riots Erupt

Koreans in Demonstrations Against Allied Trusteeship for Their Country Today

Korean Clash Fatal To Two   5-Year Trusteeship Plan Is Denounced

BLOODY RIOTING FLARES IN KOREA   STUDENTS BATTLE CIVIL POLICE IN CAPITOL STREETS

Rioting Grips Korea Capital   Populace Scorns. Allied Trusteeship

Koreans Protest Trusteeship in Demonstrations  Two Persons Die, Many Injured

Bloody Rioting —  Flares in Seoul   Right Wing Koreans Renew Demonstrations Against Trusteeship

SPEED DISCUSSIONS OW PALESTINE ISSUE; COMPROMISE SOUGHT   U S. May Be Asked For 300 Million Dollar Loan

@ PAUL MALLON—   Sen. Taft Considered Leading G. O. P. Candidate for 1948

@ rAVe MAEVE  Sen. T aft Considered Leading G. O. P. Candidate for 1948

Decontrol Board Cuts Its Staff  Two Members Will Not Take Checks

e@ PETER EDSON   Merger of Armed Forces Into One Unit Makes Common Sense

Boyett Appeal Refused Again   Former Local Barber Ir Florida Prison

RUSSIANS GO HOME IN A HUFF   Justice Department Firm in Bemand for Registration

RED DELEGATES LEAVE IN HUFF   REFUSE TO REGISTER AS FOREIGN AGENTS

How It Will Affect Ca Effects Of Steel Strike Will Be Felt Gradually; Appraisal Of Situation

CLUES-FOUND— ~~ IN KIDNAPING   ABDUCTOR'S AUTO AND BUT. _TONS FROM KIDNAPPED WOMAN'S DRESS FOUND IN FOREST

WILSON TAKES RAPIDO BLAME   British Field Marshall Says He Planned Attack For Which Clark Blamed

SCIENTISTS FROM GERMANY TO REPAY U.S. IN KNOWLEDGE   ‘War Department Estimates o Value Show Germans Pay 

German Scientists Are Repaying Occupation Costs by Research on Rockets, Electronics

Germany Pays Off with Help of Scientists; 119 Are Assigned fo White Sands Project

Embargo May Increase Idle To Two Million   GERMAN SCIENTISTS WORKING AT WHITE SANDS PROVING GROUND HELP REPAY U.§ FOR OCCUPATION COSTS BY AID IN ROCKET DEVELOPMENT

Marshall Is Hopeful After China Parley  U. S. Envov to Have   U. S. Envoy to Have More Conversations on Situation Today

Peace Hopes in China Brightened  General Marshal   General Marshall Says Progress Made at Meeting

Peace Hopes in China Brightened   General Marshall Says Progress Made at Meeting

PEACE OUTLOOK BRIGHT IN CHINA   ‘Cease Fire’ Orders To Be Issued; Unity Program Up For Discussion

Russian Boycott Threats Appear   Conference Hoped To Review The  Danube Issue

US. Blocked In Call For Danube Meet   Allied Nations on Danube Oppose Proposal, May Refuse to Attend.

SOVIET MOVE BLOCKS DANUBE RIVER TALKS   U. S. Call For Speedy Parley Appears To Be Beaten

RUSSIA BLOCKS DANUBE PARLEY   Appcrently Thwarts U. S. Efforts For Immediate Conference  TWO OTHERS OPPOSE

EFFORTS FOR VIENNA MEET ARE BLOCKED   Russisn Boycott Foils U. S. Attempt for Immediate Conference on Dan- ~ ube Navigation   REFUSES TO BE PRESENT

Soviets Block Danube Talks   Threat At Boycdtt Ties Up U. S. Efforts To Discuss River Travel,

BIG ARMY PLANE v STREAKS OVER MAGNETIC POLE   Arctic Non-Stop Flight  Ahead Of Schedule Early Today

DREAMBOAT STREAKS PAST NORTH POLE   “On 10,000 Mile  Flight from Honolulu to Cairo

Eskimos in Frozen Wastes Sean Sky For ‘Dreamboat’ Streaking For North Pole

DREAMBOAT IS PAST POLE IN NON-STOP HOP      Proximity To Magnetic Pole Blacks Out Plane’s Radio

B-29 Passes Pole, Ahead of Schedule In Nearing Iceland   Magnelic Area Blacks Out Radio, No Reports Heard for Few Hours; Dreamboalt Flying at 15,000 Feet

MAGNETIC POLE AREA PASSED BY ARMY PLANE   Dreamboat’ Averaging 235 Miles an Hour in Test Flight

“DREAMBOAT STREAKS PAST NORTH POLE   Honolulu to Cairo Plane Is Reported an Hour Ahead of Schedule.

President Asks Loan  To British   Telis Congress It Would Be Step in Setting Up Permanent Peace.

Truman Asks Congress to Lend Britain Four Billions   By ROBERT G. NIXON

TRUMAN IN SPECIAL MESSAGE SAYS LOAN NECESSARY TO START TRADE MACHINERY

OF 41, BILLIONS   Calls Action Step Toward World Peace and Prosperity

URGES CONGRESS: OK BRITISH LOAN   Truman Says Action Means End of Unchecked Trade Warfare

BROTHERS FACE JAIL FOR LOOTING CARS   Refuse To Inform Court Name Of Person Buying Goods

GOP To Fire  Democrats  Start Packing,   Start Packing, Bridges Says

Democratic Job-Holders in Washington Can Soon Begin Packing; GOP is Moving in

DENIES PURGE OF EMPLOYES                  (Go. VERNOR LAUSCHE SAYS . POLITICS HAS NOTHING ,  TO DO WITH ECON OMY LAYOFFS

Iceland Riots Aimed at U. S.   Labor Unions, Others Oppose Airbase Plan

Proposed American Use of Airfield Results in 24-Hour Strike in Iceland

Riots in Iceland Protest Airport Pact With U. §   Unions Lead Demonstration; Parliament Threat ed By Mob

Icelanders Protest Use Of Airport   General Strike And Mob Violence Fathered by Unions

Homes Flooded By Heavy Rains In Many Areas   McKean County Is Hit Hard; Buses Delayed;  Threat Lowers

Flood Waters Drive Families From Homes   Half Dozen or More Towns in State Suffer from Rains

MeKean Counts  Towns Suffer  From Fleeds   About 70 Persons Rescued at Bradford As Homes Inundated

Russia Asked To Justify War Damage Claim   Reparations Bid Is Challenged By Australia

Seeks Billion From 5 Former Enemy Nations   Yugoslavia Wants to Recover Larger Sum From Italy

PROOF RUSSIA'S REPARATIONS BLD I$ JUST ASKED   Reds Called On at Peace Parley by Australia to Show $100,000,000 Is Not Excessive.   DELEGATE MOLOTOV OPPOSES DEMAND   Huge Yugeslav Claim Against Italy Disclosed — Conference Moves at Snail’s  Papa

Demands for Reparations  Occupy UN   Yugoslavia Wants More From Italy Than Soviet Total

RUSSIA ASKED JUSTIFICATION QF REPARATION   Australia Calle Upon Reds To Explain  Demands

Russia Asked  To Justify  Reparations Billion Is Claimed:  ‘STs sd WR wk   Billion Is Claimed; Yugoslavia Wants. More from Italy

Yagoslavia Claims $1,300, 000,000 From Italy Alone; Peace Confer ence Makes Slow Prog ress,

Ask Russia To — Justify Claim   eens eam   Soviets are Seeking More  Than One Billion from 3 Five Nations

Demand Made at Paris  ‘Peace Parley   Yugoslavia Discloses She Seeks Huge Payment From Italy

Yugoslavs Ask Over One Billion From Italians  Australia Calls On Russia   Australia Calls On Russia To Justify Reparations Claims

USSR Seeks Reparations Of $1,000,000,000 While Yugoslavia Asks More   Molotov Opposes Australian Delegate’s Demand for Soviet Explanation; Italian Commission Approves 2 More Paragraphs To Preamble « Peace Treaty

Reparations Claim For $1.3 Billion Is Made by Yugoslavs   Demands of Nation Upon Italy Revealed At Peace Parley; Australia Asks Soviets To Justify Claims to Reparations

Aussies Seek Special Probe Of Red Claim:   Stow Progress on Italiat  Peace Treaty Draft Ve AEeadlo

BILLION ASKED BY RUSSIA IN WAR DAMAGES   YUGOSLAVIA CLAIMS $1,300,000,000 FROM ITATY

TRUMAN 10 ASK STRONG DEFENSE   Army Day Address to Prod Congress on Pending Legislation

PRESIDENT TO LINK ARMED FORCE AND DESIRE FOR WORLD PEACE IN ,  HIS SPEECH

FOREIGN POLICY TALK PLANNED BY PRESIDENT   Chicago Talk Viewed As One of Truman's Most Important

ATOM BOMB TEST TO BE HELD TODAY   SECRECY MARKS FINAL PREP ARATIONS FOR UNDER WATER EXPLOSION.   FACTS AROUT DETONATION.

Has Nothin  GOVERNMENT IS “ALARMED” OVER ~ LIVING COST RISE   Says HCL Has Gone Up Two Percent in Two  Months.

Local Woman To End First Year Of Coma   Miss Bertha Myers Has Never Regained Consciousness Since Fall

Official Canvass Of Vote Awaited  State Voters Reject Education Rider

Republicans To Contest Kilgore’: Election; Charge Fraud In Logan

Sentences End 10 Months Strain for 22 Nazi Defendants   Decision Ends Lengthy Show of Evidence by Nations of World

REPUBLICANS OF © HARDIN PICK BATESON, SENATE   Hardin County Republicans Pick Bateson for Senato)

19000 AUTO WORKERS BACK ON THE JOB:   Hudson Recalls 14,500; Dodge Men Return

Russia's U. S. Envoy ‘Assigned to Watch  a  ‘Council Exclusively

Russia Relieves Gromyko Of Ambassador Duties to Devote Full Time to UN

Railroad Group Criticizes Pian to Develop Arkansas River Valley Navigation

Roberts Says Essential Facts  In His Report   Naval Intelligence Specialist Foresaw Pearl Harbor Blow   MADE IN MARCH. °41   Kimmel Denies Knowing About Forecast By Expert

‘Democrats Oppese Cotton Ceiling Price   Southern Congressmen Meet To Discuss Heated Situation

Attlee Ready For Test With*Rebels’   Vote of Confidence On Foreign Policy Is Probable Monday

ATTLEE MAY ASK CONFIDENCE VOTE   HOPES TO CRUSH LABOR PARTY REVOLT AGAINST HIS FOREIGN POLICY.

Attlee Plans to Ask For First Confidence Vote  ‘   Hopes to Crush Revolt Against His Party's Foreign Policy

Et ee detemeeeareneneimas  Attlee Prepares to Ask First Vote of Confidence to Crush Rebels Over His Foreian Policy

Attlee Girds Against Rebels   Prime Minister May. Risk Vote of Confidence

Attlee to Ask Strength Vote In Commons   Prime Minister Bids To Crush Rebellion By Labor Members

Prime Minister Diewxweawee bn. Ancle Prepares co ASK  Confidence Vote

JEWS FLOCKING INTO PALESTINE   Haifa Security Troops Tighten Contrels On Immigrant Ships

Troops Speed Toward Port In Palestine   Explosive Situation Created by Refugee Ships; Bombs Burst At American Legatior

Relief Supplies Prepared for Cebu Island   Whickeringo Dance Suffers Setback—From Wives

SIGNS INDICATE THAT RUSSIANS WONT QUIT UNO   Moscow Reports Point To Full Role By Soviet In Peace Group Plans

Assurances Given Of Russian Will To Stay in UNO   Soviet Speaker Says, Howevere, That War of Nerves Is Waged

Moscow Press, Lecturers Reveal Soviet’s Want UNO  Reds Seek Partnership

Russia Stays With UN Plan   Intention to Remain Work ing Partner Being Reaffirmed in Many Ways In Moscow

RUSSIA INTENDS WY STAY IN U.N.O, - OFFICIALS ASSERT   Strong Unofficial Assurances Given That Soviet Union Will Continue to Work for Peace.   CAMPAIGN OF SLANDER AGAINST REDS CHARGED   Lecturer Says “Atomic Diplomacy” Is Employed in U. S. to Bend World to American Will,

‘Russ intend to play active role in UNO’  Diplomatic posts  atfer accnranna

Protest Reds Addition To Army In Area   Fear Russian Military Demonstration Is Signal To Take Over Government.

FIVE MEN HURT IN STRIKE RIOT   Sixteen Arrested at Allis Chalmers Plant

Voters Ballot In North Dakota  Election Watched For National Trend

Snow Flurries In Pittsburgh  Wide Aves -f Mi...   Wide Area of New Yorl And Pennsylvania  Visited by Snow

Snow Flurries In Pittsburgh   Wide Area of New York And Pennsylvania  Visited by Snow

Navy Drops Anti-Merger _ Tactics On Order   Truman Threatens Disciplinary Action Against Admirals —

‘President Rebukes Admirals [For Propaganda Drive Against ‘Merger of Service Departments

President Tells Admirals To Stop Fighting Merger   Truman Declares He Favors Plan To Unify Armed Forces And That He Wants The Navy To Stop Propaganda Against It; No Shakeup Imminent

FROM TRUMAN HALTS NAVY   ‘Anti-Merger Sails Are Hauled Down Today   Ends Opposition To Unification Of Armed Forces

SHARP DEBATE SHAPING UP OVER BRITISH LOAN ISSUE   STRONG MOVEMENTS UNDERWAY TO ATTACH “CONDITIONS” TO LOAN AGREEMENT

Security Council Of U.N. 0. Besins New York Sessions   Atmosphere Of Hope As Meetings Are Opened, Due To Soviet's Iran Announcement   TODAY'S PROGRAM ONLY CEREMONIAL

SOVIETS CLAIM TO BE MOVING OUT OF IRAN   Welcomes Consume Today; Real Business Starts Tuesday

Hope Brightens As UNO Council Opens Meeting   Red Statement Eases Tension  At World Parley

G. 0. P. Need: 36 for House   Prospects Healthy, Observers Believe

Revolutionary Conspirators Nabbed in Cuba   Army Assists National Police in Arresting Score in Dawn Raids

Japs Cheer Hirohito    People Crowd to See Emperor On Tour of Tokyo; Communists  Call Visits “Political”

TOKYO THRONGS CHEER HIROHITO   Emperor Even Lifts Hat T¢ Crowd During His Tour

Hirohito So Interested in Visit-to Department Store He Misses Lunch

TWO THOUSAND JAPANESE CHEER WILDLY, BREAK THROUGH POLICE LINES. PAY HONOR TO HIROHITO

'GLAMOR-BOY’ BUILDUP STARTS  British Hear Rumors Of Royal ~ Romance: Greek Prince Named

China's Civil War Continues Unabated   Government Forces Drive for Chengteh; Reds Move Toward Railroad

Unhappy Ending Philly Cop Plays Prince to A Size - Twelve Cinderella

> Longest Cabinet Meeting of Administration Held Todey; Political Pressure Heavy

Truman Studies Ways fo End Meat Shortage   President, Cabinet Discuss Importing Araentine Meat

MEAT SHORTAGE CALLED WORST IN U. S. HISTORY   Army Reports Receipts Of More Meat Despite Public Scarcity   NO SOLUTION FOUND   Ross Announces President And Aides Have Failed To Find Answer

Means Of Relieving Situation Are Discussed For Hour And Half   Any Decision Now Up To President   Question Of Importing Canned Meat Among Suggestions Offered

MEAT SHORTAGES DISUSED TODAY BY TRUMAN, AIDES   Matter is Taken Under Advisement; Plans for Helping Situation are Given Consideration.   ARGENTINE BEEF PLAN BROUGHT UP

TRUMAN WILL DISCUSS MEAT WITH CABINET   Seeks Way Out Of Explosive Political Storm On Shortage

Meat Decision Up to Truman   Cabinet Gives Views on Ending Shortage

MEAT DECISION UP TO TRUMAN, ANDERSON SAYS   Long Cabinet Session Held Today As Crisis Up For Discussion

Cabinet Talks Over Meat Situation   Anderson Says Trumar Must Make Decision Concernine Shortage

UP TO PRESIDENT, ANDERSON DE:   ‘Importation of Foreign ply, Including A —_ Beef, Suggested

MEAT SHORTAGE DISCUSSED IN U.S. CABINET   Importation of Argentine Beef Is Considered

Cabinet Holds Long Meeting Tc Consider Crisis   Anderson Hints Some Action May Be Taken Ry Niahtfall Today

SOVIET MAKES NEW MOVES TO GAIN GERMAN SUPPORT   EQUAL PAY FOR WOMEN AND ALLOCATION OF BUILDING MATERIALS COME ON EVE OF ELECTION

CIO Political Goal for 1946 Is Price Curb   Kroll Heads New PAC Board— Was Hillman Aide

(10 T0 MAKE PRICE LID A VOTE ISSUE   Will Battle Congressional Foes of ‘Controls

GIO TIES 1946 CAMPAIGN T0 PRICE CONTROL   Reorganized PAC Thrown Into Fight Against Foes

LEWIS 1S VAGUE ON PAY SOUGHT   ‘Conciliatory Tone’ of UMW Chief's Opening Statement Surprises Operators

Lewis Keeps Mine Heads Guessing About His Aims At First Of Coal T alks:

Nine Proposals Submitted By UMW Chieftain      Soft Coal Operators Guessing About Term: Of Wage Settlement

Reliable Sources Report Stevenson Will Not Seek  Re-election As Governor

U. S. Protests Delay Of Polish Election   Russians Make Atomic Discovery

Officer Says Army Wants Lichfield  Trials Over Soon  Much Bad Publicity \s Resulting, Col. Schindler Says

Hair Clipper Is Object Of Hunt In Washington   Three Girls Report Losing Tresses While Riding Street Cars In Capital

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Army Reorganization To Be Put Into Effect'On June 1]   Nine Service Commands to be Converted Into Six Armies—General Jacob Devers Will be the Commander

CHANGES ORDERED IN ARMY SET-UP   NINE SERVICE COMMANDS IN U. &. TO BE CONVERTED INTO 6 ARMIES.

ARMY SETUP REORGANIZED BY WAR DEPT   Greater Autonomy For Air Forces Given In New Setup

PRESENT ARMY COMMANDS ARE IBEING CHANGED   Six Armies Will Replace Nine Service Commands In Army Shakeup   GEN. SIMPSON WILL BE IN BALTIMORE

U.S. Reorganizes Army Commands   Sixth Division to Include Utah;. Headquarters in San Francisco

Army Setup Will Undergo Big Changes  9ServiceCommand   9§ServiceCommands To Be Reorganizec Into Six Armies

Reorganization Plan Is Announced  By War Department   Changes Effective on June 11 Will Eliminate Nine Service Commands; Devers to Head Armies

Slated To Be Wiped Out In Year 1946-47   Tax Receipts For Year To Hit High Mark

Fiscal Deficit of U. §. May Be Cut   Tax Receipts Slated To Be Higher Than Expected

MAY BALANCE ‘46-47 BUDGET   Expect Tax Receipts to Run Z or 3 Billion Higher

U. S. Deficit Spending May End Next Year   Estimate Cut to 22 Billions. This Year; Balanced Budget in’47

TAX PAYMENTS THIS YEAR WILL TOP ESTIMATES   May Trim Deficit To 22 Billions This Fiscal Year: Budget Can Be Balanced If Business Holds Up And Congress Be haves.

BOOMING TAX RECEIPTS MAY SLASH DEFICIT   1946-47 Budget May Be Balanced, Financial Experts Say

SEE BALANCED BUDGET IN NEW FISCAL YEAR   More Income And Less Expenses Cutting Deficit

Deficit To Be Cu 6 Billion   GOVERNMENT ECONOMISTS ANTICIPATE A BALANCED BUDGET NEXT FISCAL YEAR

FEDERAL DEFICIT SLASH FORECAST   Income Seen Balancing Expenditures in 1947

—U. 8. SPENDING— Deficit Cut Is Predicted  Experts Optimistic   Experts Optimistic About Finances

Expect Deficit Cut This Year   Tax Receipts Running High and Spending Lower Than Expected

U.S. Deficit May Be Ended In Year ‘46-'47   Increased Tax Receipts Make Possible Cufs

U. S. Deficit Cut Sighted   Tax Receipts Higher Than Expected; Budget Balance Held Possible

Federal Deficit May Be Wiped Out   Economists See It Down To 22 Billion This Year, Eliminated Next

Federal Deficit May Be Slashed   Taxation Receipts May Be Higher

Economists See Federal Budget Balanced In "47   Deficit May B Cut This Year

FEDERAL DEFICIT TO BE SLASHED   High Tax Receipts, Spend ing Cuts Help

99 Billion Deficit Cut Predicted   Balanced U. S. Budget Seen for Next Year From Present Trends

Deficit To Disappear By °47, Experts Say      Present Tax Rates Should Balance Budget In Fiscal Year Starting July 1

TAX RECEIPTS EXCEEDING ALL EXPECTATIONS   Rapid Demobilization Cuts in Spending Aid U. S. Finances

NEW BOOST LOOMS IN FOOD BUDGET   All Limitations Are Abolished On Bakery Goods

Bread, Rolls Due for New Price Boosts   Agriculture Heads Toss Out Regulation Cutting Size of Loaf

BREAD PRICES DUE FOR BOOST   RESTRICTIONS LIFTED ON SIZE OF LOAVES

BREAD PRICES MAY BE BOOSTED   Government Drops Restrictions On Size Of Loaves

Bread and Rolls Price Hike Looms   Boost Due To Follow Lifting of Size Order

Housewives ‘Warned Cost Of Bread To   Be Increased   Open Way for Hike By Lifting Order Regarding Size of Loaf of Bread, Rolls

REPUBLICAN AND DBEMOCRATIC COALITION KE-  PORTED SPLIT ON THE NEXT LEGISLATIVE

Several Plans Proposed After Veto Sustaining   Case Bill May Be Attached As Rider To President Truman’s Own Bill

AWAIT PUBLIC AEACTION ON STRIKE BILL   Coalition Splits Over Next Move To Be Taken

Overheated ‘Oil Burner  Fatal To 10   New England Family Found Dead In Ruins

FIRE WIPES OUT FAMILY OF TEN   MOTHER AND NINE CHILDREN PERISH IN FLAMES

MOTHER AND 3 CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE   Victims of Blaze In: One-Story Connecticut Home

Air Line May Be Run by Government   Costly Six-Day Strike May Not Be Solved By Any Other Method

Grounded TWA May Be Seized By Government   Officials Look To Truman For Indication  Of Next Move In Strike

Management And Fliers  Willing For Government To Take Hand In Tie-Up

President May Seize Airline   TWA And The Striking Pilots Look To White  House For Action.

TWA DISPUTE UP TO WHITE HOUSE   Both Sides In Airline Strike Willing For Government To Take Over.

‘Rumor U.S. May Take Over TWA   Both Sides Express Favor of Government Seizing Airline<

START CAMPAIGN TO REDUCE ACCIDENTS   Treoper Emory Speaks Te Doylestown Borough School Pupils  ON RICVCI C carcrTy

This Boy's Tough  12-Year Old Stowaway Sur. vives Long Flight in Airplane Engine Nacelle

12-Year-Old Indonesian Rides In Engine Nacelle Of Airplane To Darwin

Fall, Winter Meat Dearth Is Predicted  Big Corn Crop  Is ‘Too Late’

31 CHILDREN ILL OF FUMES   Stagger From Theatre And Collapse As Result Of Carbon Monoxide

31 Children In Narrow Escape From Oil Fumes   Are Overcome While Attending Movie

ix Persons Are illed, 25 niured in Blast  TerrificExplosion Rocks Resort Town: Fire Follows

TOKYO AGAIN ASKS RETURN OF JAPS FROM RED ZONE   Fear Many Nipponese Will Die of Exposure in Manchurin Citharin

Krug to Get Ickes Post?   Truman Said to Be Considering Former WPB Head As New Interior Secretary

Baldwin Ahead In Connecticut  a a, ie = oo oS > .   Election Is Conceded Br Opponents

GOVERNOR BALDWIN ELECTED TO SENATE   Connecticut Executive Wins Botl Long and Short Terms—Opnonents Concede Defeat.

Jackson Attack Stuns Capital  “t Se . Meier ee ee aS   No Comment From President Truman

Jackson Looses Blast at Black —   Raises Possibility of Congressional Inquiry, Impeachment Proceedings Against 2 Justices

HIGH COURT FEUD BARED BY JACKSON   Questions Judicial Policy of Justice Hugo L. Black

JACKSON BLAST. AT HUGO BLACK MAY STIR PROBE   Newspaper Column Prompts Justice to Bring Feud Into the Open   1945 DECISION INVOLVED   War Crimes Prosecutor Lays Undercover Attacks to Court Colleague

Feud Between 2 Judges Brought Out Into Open   ‘Lost Dignity’ Might Be Restored

Jackson Hits Policy of Justice Black   High Tribunal Tradition Shattered By Public Charge

Black Assailed 4 By Jackson On “Bully Tactics’   Speculate Blast May Restore Tribunal’s ‘Lost Dignity’

Supreme Court Is Shaker By Jackson-Black Feud   Former Explodes Bombshell By Accusing Colleaque’s Tactics; Capital Buzzing With Rumors Of Double Resiqnations

FEUD IN HIGH COURT OPENS “DOOR TO OUIZ   Justice Jackson. Flays Black  ‘in Cabled* Statement.   to Congress. ~~

Official Washington Stunned By Attack Of One Supreme Court Justice On Another   Several Lawmakers Believe It Might Lead To Restoring ‘Lost Dignity’ To Tribunal

CONGRESS MAY ORDER PROBE OF SUPREME COURT   One or Both of the Disputants Could Be Impeached

High Court Feud Stuns Washingtor   Jackson Lashes Black, Says Alabaman Uses Bullying Tactics.

Former Accuses Colleague Of Threatening “War” Unless He (Jackson)   “Covered Up Facts”    Accuses Black Of  “Bullying” Action   alae Silent Under Attack; Several Lawmakers Hold it Might Restore Court’s “Losi Dignity”

Justice Black Assailed By Fellow Jurist   Lawmakers See Possible Retum Of Dicnity

Open Warfare Breaks Out In Supreme Court   Angry Blast By Justice R. H.  Jackson Involves  Justice Black

Inquiry Demanded Over Bitter Feud In Supreme Court   Congressional Investigation Asked; Might Lead to Impeachment

Feud Between Justices Stirs Up Demands tor Supreme Court Inquiry

Jackson-Black Battle Racks Staid Dignity   May Bring Public Linen-Washing Such As Body Has  Never kxperlencea,.

Hh at FEUD   lawmakers May Move t ‘Restore Lost Dignity Pr co.  ee 

Jackson Attack Seen Benefiting Supreme Cour   Black Assailed By Fellow Justice In Blunt Talk; See Action By Congress

High Court  Feud Raises Hot Dispute   Jackson Says Black Should Not Have Judged Union Case

JACKSON BLAST AT BLACK SETS OFF FIREWORKS   Impeachment Proceeding One Of Possibilities Seen After Outburst   FEAR PUBLIC REACTION

HIGH COURT BATTLE CAUSES CONGRESS 10 START FEUDING   Justices Jackson and and Black Are Involved in Charges; Prestige of Body Is Threatened.   COAL MINE CASE IS CITED TODAY

High Court  Outbreak May Bring Reform   Jackson vs Black ‘Feud Emphasizes Procedural Weaknes

Court Charges Stuns Capital   Congress May Order Complete Overhaul of Court Procedure

JACKSON LASHES JUSTICE BLACK   Jumps “Bully Tactics’ by Court Colleasue

Airing Of Long-Smoldering Feud May Lead To Action Restoring Tribunal’s ‘Lost Dignity,’ Law-

‘Congress May Probe Tribunal   Inquiry Looms Inte Jackson’s Charges Against Black

Long Standing Judicial Feud in Supreme Court Into Open as Jackson Attacks Black   Blast May Result in Congress Ordering Overhaul of Court Procedure in Effort to Minimize Bickering on the Bench

Lawmakers Hope Court To Recover lts Lost Dignity      Washington Stunned by dackson-Black Bombshell

Congress Hurled Into Open Fight Between Justices Jackson - Black

AY RESULT IN  an SPLIT NVESTIGATION   Congress Eyes Jackson Charge

Congress Investigation May Come As Result “Of Supreme Court Feud

Public Bickering By Justices May Aid-In Harmonizing Hiahest Court.

Congressional Probe Likely As Capital is Stirred. by Unprecedented Outbreak

Jackson And Black Come Out In Open   Impeachment Possibilities Hinted By Some

JUSTICES OF HIGH COURT IN DISPUTE   Differences Between Robert H. Jackson and Hugo L. Black Evoke Outburst.

Supreme Court Feud Stuns Washington   Bombshell Falls As Justice Jackson Assails Hugo Black. For Sitting in Case Involving His Former Law Portner: Mav Ractara “I act Dian ty”

Plan To Develop Submarines   Will Penetrate Ice. To Obtain Weather Date

Subs May Probe Arctic Secrets   Would Cruise Beneath lee To Get Valuable Data For Government

PMW'S REOPEN WAGECONTRACT   ASK SAME-PAY FOR 30 HOUR WEEK AS FOR 42 HOUR WEEK

JURORS PROBE CHICAGO FIRE   Company Officials Deny Sounding Of Alarm Delayed 20 Minutes

NWA Planes Grounded By Union Strike   Company and Workers Representatives Meet With U. S. Mediator

Franco Spain ls Denounced   Government in Exile Call: Country Fascist Regime . Bent on War -

Spain Claimed Haven For Germans Plotting New War On World: Charges To Be Studied By UN

Exiles State Franco Spain Is Geared  For War, Aggression   Document Charges Country Is Haven for Notorious Gestapo Agents, Nazis Ars Worlking on Atomic Fneray

NAZI SCIENTISTS SAID WORKING ON ATOMIC SETUP Spain Claimed Haven For Germans Plotting Nev War On World: Charges To Be Studied By UN

CHARGES FRANCO MENACES PEACE   SPANISH REPUBLICANS SEE THREAT IN BIG ARMY AND ATOMIC RESEARCH,

Fascists Bent On Aggression   ‘Spain Ia Haven For Nazis Tose Giral Charges

WESLEY T. BOBO ANNOUNC-: ES FOR COUNTY SCHOOL. SUPT. VAN ZANDT CO.

WENDELL H. OLIVER SEEKS OFFICE OF COUNTY SCHOOL SUPT., VAN ZANDT CO.

GEO. A WAGES ANNOUNCES FOR RE-ELECTION AS COUN. TY CLERK, VAN ZANDT CoO.

OHIO'S TEACHER SHORTAGE EYED   Subcommittee Makes Rec ommendations To State

SIX-POINT PLAN TO END TEACHER SHORTAGE URGED   Greater State Aid and “Higher Salarias Rerammended ©

SNEAD IS VICTOR IN BRITISH OPEN   Fifth American Ever to Win Hits 290, 2 Under Par, Over Field of 250

French Join: British Bar ‘Of Nazi Trio   ‘Forbid: Acquitted - Leaders -Entry— U.S. Problem -

DENIED ENTHY INTO BRITIOH, FRENGH ZONES   Doubt Expressed Trio Would Care to Go to Area of Soviets.

U.S. SOVIET ZONES LEFT OPEN NAZIS   Appeals Sent To Allied Council

British, French Bai Acquitted Nazis   Von Papen, Schacht and Fritzche May Be Left to U.S. Authorities to Dispose of by Rulings

Both French, British Shun Freed Nazis   U. S. Evidently Stuck With Trio Acquitted By Allied Tribunal

British, French Zone Chiefs Bar Acquitted Nazis   Decision of What te Do With Trio Left in Hands Of U.S. Authorities   APPEALS ARE FILED BY CONVICTED MEN   Moves to Win Commutation Made as Hangman Pre. pares Scaffolding

Permanent Farm  Labor Program  Will Be Talked State Leaders Plan  , Meeting With  Cammrncetmmesl fete

Permanent Farm Labor Program Will Be Talked  State Leaders Pla Meeting With

RUSSIA’S NEW READINESS TO — COMPROMISE IS BIG UNITED NATIONS EVENT OF YEAR 1946

RUSSIA’S NEW READINESS TO COMPROMISE IS BIG EVENT OF U. S.; CHANGE CAME SUDENL Y

Fire Destroys One Wing of Orphanage   State Institution at Tipton Loses Living Quarters Of Many Children

Weather Report   FaTeNHehe Fee 4a   COMPARATIVE OATA   Srahermwe, € OAH PIAXe 2Y £2? ES

LABOR UNREST SPREADING IN STRIKE SERIES   Riotings New Walkouts, Threat OF Nationwide Shipping Strike are Noted   MOTION PICTURE RIFT 18 AGAIN INTENSIFIED

TURKEY CAUGHT OFF GUARD BY REDS’ DEMAND   Russians Propose Joint De fense of Dardanelles; Nation ‘on Alert’

Jurkey on Alert Following New Russian Demands   Soviets Still Seeking Joint Defense of Dardanelles

Extreme Alert Declared-For Turkish Army   “Symptons Indicate Sume thing Abuormal May   Happen,” Informed Seurce Declares   Conniry Ready For Emergeney   Most Observers Appear Certain Govermuent Will Reject Demands Guee More

MOSCOW DEMANDS PUTTURK FIGHTING FORCES ON ALERT   Government Circles Pessimis tic as Russia Renews Plea for Joint Defense of   Dardanelles.   ISTANBUL PREPARED TO DEFEND RIGHTS   One Source Declares Turkey, If Attacked by Reds, Will Strike Back Quickly. ;

Russia Renews Defense Demands  On Dardanelles   Joint Control of Black Sea Geteway Proposed In New Note to Turkey

New Soviet Maneuver Stirs Fear   Ankara Pessimistic As Reds Revive Dardanelles Issue

Read For War. In Five Minutes  ” New Soviet Proposal Calls For Black Sea  Cantral ‘OF Straite

‘Russian Demands on Defenses of Dardanelles Renewed   Discussions Between Soviets and Turkey Are Proposed to Precede Montreux Convention

One Source Declares If Attacked Turkey Is Ready and Determined To Defend Her Rights

‘Ike’ Appeals For Discharge Understanding  Says U.S. Has Commitment To

New Directive To Be Observed, Says Eisenhower   New Discharge Schedule Will Be “Carried Out To The Letter’?

IKE CITES NEED ()F FIRM PEACE   PLEDGES NEW DISCHARGE RULES TO BE OBSERVED

GI’s Told New Discharge Schedule To Be Observed Strictly by Army

New Discharge  Plan Promised Army Has Great Role In World—'‘ike’

PLEDGE IS MADE BY EISENHOWER   Promises New Discharge Directive Will Be Followed; Asks Anew For Understanding.

EisenhowerPromisesLatest Demobilization Directivels  ToBeObservedByArmyMen

Discharge Law To Be Strictly Obse.ved: lke   Chief, of Staff Says Necessity of Building Secure Peace Urgent

State Miners Beat Gun; Thirty-Three Mines Idle   Work Stoppages Spread To Virginia And Kentucky Coalfields; Stee] Company May Close Down Early; Retail Trade Badly Crippled

EISENHOWER IS READY TO QUIT   ARMY TIMES SAYS HE WILL RETIRE SOON

PROVE ABILITY OF B-29 FOR DEFENSE OF UNITED STATES  PACUSAN DREAMBOAT MADE NON-STOP TRIP OVER TOP OF WORLD

Dreamboat Flight Shows Value  To Defense Plans  Pilot Says Superfort Could Protect U. S., Over All of World

B-29 Proves Ability To Defend U.S.   Epochal Dreamboat Trip Shows Superfort’s World Range.   Heaviest Load.

‘Dreamboat’ Pilot Says Flight Proved Value of the B-29  --Forts.Can Defend   -Forts.Can Defend The'U; S: ‘Anywhere’ “Irvine Declares.

U. §. Again Sets Aviation Record   Honolulu-Cairo Hop In 3914 Hours

Flight Proves Ability of B-29  ag d Onmmandar Save B-26 Could Have Made Hop with Bomb Leac

B-29 Flight Called Test Of Defenses   Superfortress Ability To Defend U. S. Over Any Part of World Claimed After Hop

Southern Jail Besieged By GI Ticket Supporters After Dispute on Ballots

GI Veterans Take Over Tn  Athens. Tenn   Deputies Locked In Jail By Former Soldiers As Result Of Flection Rattle

Armed Group Blazes Away. At Deputies During Night   Gun Fray Casualty Toll Stands At 18;  d00 Besiege Jail

RUN DEPUTIES FROM JAIL IN 6-HOUR FIGHT   Use Homemade Bombs to Force Surrender and Recover Ballot Boxes Taken Into Building for Vote Count.

Force Surrender of 50 Deputixed Officers Barricaded In  Jail; Six Men Seriously Wounded; GI's Claim Their Men Elected

TENNESSEANS SEIZE JAIL IN BLOODY FIGHT      At Least Six Killed in Riot on Election Night Between Armed Cropne    WAR VETERANS ATTACKED

War Veterans & Townspeople Storm Jail .and Take. Stolen Ballot Boxes From Political Bosses; GI Candidates Elected,to Take’ Office; _ Machine Leaders . Leave Town.

—GUN FIGHT Building Bombed, 18 Hurt   Outbreak Comes After Charges Of Vote Fraud

Violence Comes After Tennessee Ballot Thursday  Group Borricaded  Salvac in Iai

EIGHTEEN WOUNDED IW DISORDERS   All GI-Suporters Besiege Jail Where Ballot Boxes Held

ATHENS PATROLLED BY ARMED CITIZENS   50 Election Officers Surrender to Ex-G.I.’s in Fierce Gun Battle   HELD BALLOT BOXES

Byrnes, Molotov in Sharp Clash  Foreign Ministers Push Adjournment

MINISTERS AIM TO END PARLEY BEFORE SUNDAY   Fresh Bickering Breaks Out On Issue Of Germany’s Future Standing

Byrnes, Molotov Clash Over German Question: Council Due To Adjourn

TO ADJOUNN THIS WEER   Although Still Enmeshed in Debate of Reich’s Future, Foreign Ministers Will Try to Quit by Saturday.

Big Four May Complete Work By Saturday   FINAL DRAFT OF PEACE _ ‘TREATIES READY BY WEEK-END

Envoys In Paris Get Treaty Drafts   Bitter Disagreement On German Future

U. S. Now Willing To Extend Its Plan for Germany  Byrnes and Molotov Clash Again Over Disarmament

U.S. Offers Reich Pact  Of 40 Years   Move Is Aimed To Mee! Red Claim Original Plan Inadeauate.

U.S. Set ToMake Period  40 Years   Concessions Made To Red Wishes  For Time

U.S. Yields To R ussians On Germany   Byrnes. Disclosed As Willing To Extend Treaty From 25 To 40 Years

US Agrees On  Longer Treaty   Willing To - Extend Disarmament Plan To 40 Years To Satisfy Russia,

Ministers Seek. Adjournment B: sy Coming Weekend    Russia Says U.S. Plan  for Reich Makes. no “ Provision to’ Disarm,  Demilitarize or Denage. oo

Ministers Clash On Germany   Byrnes Offers to Extend Disarmament Treaty  _-To Satisfy Soviet

Ministers Plan Final Session By This Weekend   Order Deputies To Have Final Treaty Drafts By Saturday

U.S. WILLING TOGO ALONG ON DISARMAMENT   Russians Say 25-Year Ger: man Plan ‘Inadequate’; Byrnes Suggests 40

MINISTERS STILL FIGHT BITTERLY OVER GERMANY   Hope To Reach Adjournment By Weekend Despite Heated Debate: Byrnes And Molotov Clash Again.

Peace Treaty Drafts To Be Approved Sat.   Big 4 Foreign Ministers Plan Adjournment After Acting on Pacts With Ex-Axis Satellites.

Ministers Draft Final Treaties   Seek Adjournment By This Weekend

AMERICA AGREES TO SOVIET PLAN   Disarmament of Germany From 25 to 40 Years Will Be All Right

‘Ministers Hope _ To Finish Work — iBy This Weekend   Order Deputies To Have Ready By Saturday Final Drafts Of Peace Treaties

MINISTERS TRYING TO WIND UP MEET BY NEXT WEEKEND   Troublesome German Questior Still Must Be Settled; Warm Words Exchanged

Yield Point To Russia   Willing To Ext To Extend  German Disarmament Treaty to 40 Years To Satisfy Soviet

U. §, SAID WILLING TO EXTEND GERMAN RULE FOR 40 YEARS   BYRNES, MOLOTOV AIR VIEWS; FORMER PLAN TERMED “INADEQUATE”

To Meet Russian Assertions That First Plan Is Inadequate.      MINISTERS IN SESSION

U. S. Willing To Extend German. Disarmament 15 Years:To- Please Russia

Extension Favored For German Treaty   Raising of Disarmament Period To Forty Years Wins Approval

U. S. WILLING T0 EXTEND A TREATY   To Meet Russian Assertions That First Plan Is  Inadequate   MINISTERS IN SESSION

"Big Four' Foreign Ministers Have Hope Of Adijourning Paris Parley Saturday

SENATE PROBERS TO INVESTIGATE EXPENDITURES      Campaign Charges Are Fil. ed Against Bilbo And McKellar   MEMPHIS DEMOCRATIC LEADER IS ACCUSED

 Claim Too Much Spent  In Primary   Bilbo’s Exhortations Against Negro Voting Is Cause Of Inquiry

BILBO CAMPAIGN TO BE PROBED   SENATE GROUP ALSO TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES AGAINST M’KELLAR.

Senate to Probe Bilbo, McKellar   Sworn Charges Filed On Campaign Issues

Campaign Costs Of Bilbo, McKellar Will Be Probea   Charges Filed With Senate Campaign Investigating Committee——Bilbo Declared Unfit to Represent Any Group

U. S. Making Cave Survey Just In Case   Army-Navy Munitions Board considers possibility of industry going under vsround.

U.S. MAKING SURVEY OF ALL CAVES   In Case Industry Must Ever Move Underground

FORLIDICE ORDE   Czechs Convict S$ Police Chief For Role in Extermination

‘BUTCHER OF LIDICE’ DIES   Gen. Daluege Hanged In Prague 3 Hours After Conviction

Lidice Butcher Dies in Noose      SS Officer Who Razed Village, Slaughtered All Men, Is Hanged

GALLOWS TAKES ‘LIDICE BUTCHER’   Attempt’ To Smuggle Poison Into Cell Was Foiled

HUGHES SEEKING SHAKE-UP, CLAIM   TWA in Financial Trouble, Trade Paper Says

MAC OUSTS JAP WAR MONGERS   ‘Housecleaning’ Directives Shake Pillars of Nip  Government

Jap Cabinet ls Cauterized In Directive   Givernment Told To Abolish All Military Groups

Veterans Win Fight And Local Election   Conduct of Local Balloting By Political Machine Blamed

Peace Is Restored In Tennessee Town   18 Wounded as Combat-Trained V eteran. Force Surrender of County Jail; Ex-Gl Political Slate Conceded Victory in Elections: Vets Maintain Patrols

BLOODY RIOTING IN ATHENS, TENN, ENDS; 18 WOUNDED   Rifle-Armed Vets Patrol Streets to Maintain Order —Town Without Legal Law Enforcement.   POLITICAL STRIFE LEADS TO GUN FIGHT   Ex-G. I’s Storm Jail and Force Surrender of Deputies Who Allegedly Had Seized Ballots.

tere SAD      Kansas Natives Glimpse Flaming Flash; lowa Piint Renorts It

Petiot to Die On Guillotine   French ‘Bluebeard’ Condemned by Jury

French Doctor Is Convicted Today: Sentenced To Die   Petiot Shocked At Verdict; Says Will Be Avenged.

DEATH DECREED FOR DR. PETIOT   French Physician Accused Of Killing More Than 20 Persons, Will Appeal Sentence.

French Slayer Is Condemned to Die  Little Physician Shocked Into Silence

BLUEBEARD OF PARIS TO DIE   Condemn Dr. Marcel Petiot To Death for Running Murder Factory

French “Bluebeard” Condemned ta Death   “Monster of the Rue le Suer" Convicted Of More Than a  Senre af Killianc

Bluebeard French Physician Shocked at Death Sentence  Convicted of Running Murder Mill

Condemn French Doctor to Death  Convicted for Over Score of Deaths

Death Verdict For Dr. Petiot   Modern Bluebeard To Die For His Murders —

Bluebeard’s  Case Closed   Frenchman Is Found Guilty Of Slayings

‘Bluebeard’? Of France To Die For His Crimes   Dr. Marcel Petiot Plans Ap peal From Conviction In Death of 27 Persons

Negotiations Are Still Deadlocked  Efforts Made to  Wy eee: WR ey

Flagpole Sitter Quits, Fiancee Takes Place After Lovers’ Quarrel

EPES CLEMENCY APPEAL DENIED   South Carolina Governor Refuses To Interfere With Life Sentence Of ExArmy Officer Charged With Wife’s Murder.

GOVERNORS MAY CURTAIL SESSION   Rail Strike Cuts Attendance at Oklekame City

U.S., British Military Staffs Meet Churchill Talk Splits Congress

Combined U. S.-British Military Statt Still at Work After 6 Months of Peace

GOV. MARTIN OPENS HIGHWAY SAFETY MEET   Chief Executive of — State Says “Worse Than War” Situa tion In Casualties.

Giant Northrop Flying Wing to receive Tests Soon; Can Fly Record bomb Load 10,000 Miles, Lift 60 Tons

Rail Brotherhoods Re-Order Strike, To Begin May 18   Board Finding Rejected Coal Settlement Still Looks Remote

Talk Heard In Cold Silence   Says Too Much to Fulfill; Molotov Walks Out On Greek Delegate’s Speech

Italian Protests Trieste Decision  Group Delays Action On Albania Seating

ITALIAN PREMIER PROTESTS ALUTED TERMS OF PEAC!   De Gasperi Tells Paris Parley Propused Treaty Is Beyond His Country’s Capacity to Fulfill.   ARGUMENTS RECEIVED IN COLD SILENCE   Trieste Decision, Bill for Reparations and Frontier Changes All Braw His Fire.

Premier Urges Year's Delay On Trieste Issue   Country Cannot Fulfill Demands, Spokesman Asserts

Italy Says Treaty Is Too Harsh   Conference Is Asked To Ease Terms: As Molotov Walks Out While Greek Premier Sneaks

Premier Asserts Italy fs Unable  To Fulfil Terms, Pleads For Time

ITALY CONTENDS PEACE TREATY’S ‘PUNITIVE’ PACT   Premier Asks Paris Conference To Delay Final Action For Year

Italy Premier Flays Treaty As ‘Punitive’   De Gasperi Declares Pro. visions Beyond Capacity  Of Nation To Fulfill.

Italy Premier Voices Strong Protest Over Allied Treaty Terms   Decision on Trieste Branded Bite Into Very Flesh of Italy; Armament Cut. Reparations Hit

Gasperi Says Its Provisions ‘Are ‘Punitive   Conference Urged to Postpone Settlement of Trieste Problem

Urges Delay of Trieste Issue For One Year   Pretests Deep Slash in Tealy’s Armaments and Proposed Billa For Reparations   Delegates Listen In Cold Silence   Seeretary Byrnes Shakes Hands With De Gaspari As He Walks Back Yn Aisle

Gasperi Urges” Postponement From Demands   Peace Conference Silent About Premier’s Plea, Reurnes Ta Friendly

Cannot Fulfill  Contract   Proposed Treaty  Beyond Country’s Capacity to Carry Out, Says Premier

Molotov Walks Out As Greece Enters Debate To Ban Albania   Premier De Gasperi Asks Postponement Of Trieste Matter

GROPEHI oAl TREATY BITES TTALY S FLESH   Premier Pleads with Peace Conference to Delay Trieste Grab.

Demands Over Our Capacity, De Gasperi Says   Paris Oratory Met With Cold Silence; Council Adjourns  Until Monday

Molotoy Walks Qut of avis Conference While Greek Delegate Was Speaking. Conference Takes Recess

Say Terms Too Harsh To Be Met   Premier Urges Year Postponement Before Sctlement Of Issues

Suggested Italian Peace Treaty Termed Punitive; — Cold Silence Greets Plea

Paris Conference Hears Plea for One-Year Delay   Premier's Protests,  Arguments Received In Cold Silence

Italy Smarts Under Term:  Of Treaty   De Gasperi Decries Proposals as ‘Bite Into Our Flesh’

Italian Premier Protests Treaty Cuts of Frontiers, Reparations Are Too Harsh

Premier Says Terms Bevond Nation's  Capacity to Fulfill   Conference Is Asked to Postpone for One Year Final Decisions on Trieste, Other Frontier Problems

PREMIER ASKS YEAR'S DELAY ON FRONTIERS   Russian Leaves Room As Greek Delegate Assails Albania

Italian Premier Lashes Treaty   Claims Proposed Settlement le Bevond Country's Means

Restaurant Meat Meals To Cost More   15 Percent Boost Is Authorized — In New OPA Ruling

MEALS USING MEATS GO UP 19 PER CENT   PRICE ROLLBACK TO LAST JUNE 30 GIVEN UP

OPA Allows 15% Increase In Restaurant Meat Meals   Farmers Urged to Boost Spring Pig Crop—Individua Restaurants to Compute Own Ceilings— Details to be Given Tuesday

Price Increase On Meat Meals Is Authorized   15 Per Cent Hike in Restaurants to Take Effect Next Thursday

Meat Meals Price Boost Is Authorizec   \griculture Department Turns Down Request by Flour Millers to Drop Wheat Products Curbs

RESTAURANTS GET BOOST ON MEAT MEALS      15 Per Cent. Increase Allowed Effective Next Thursday

Reorganization of War Dept. Becomes Effective June 1]      Emphasize Preparation For Protecting U. S. and Occupation

Accent On Air Power Is Plan New U.S. Army   Military Planning For Global Conflict

Two Inches At Whiteface Top Official Mark  Shallowater Home Hit By Lightning;

Two Inches Af Whiteface Top Official Mark   Shallowater Home Hit By Lightning; 31 thch In City

Probe Of Conn-Louis Battle Is Demanded   O'Toole Calls the Heavyweight Bout National Fraud and Scanda!

Brooklyn Irishman Opens Up On Mike Jacobs,  Calls Louis-Conn Brawl A ‘National Scandal?

Housing Agency Takes New Step   May Issue Stop Order On. Non-Essential Jobs

Housing Limit Order Waited   Non-Essential Jobs To Get Stop Order

Non-Essential Building Is To Be Halted Soon   Presidential Order Expected This Week

NEW BUILDING EXCEPT HOUSES 10 BE CURBED   Order Expected Next Week Will Halt Many Plans for Commercial Structures   SOME RELIEF PROVIDED!   Completion of Work Already in Progress Will Be Permitted Under Setup

Expect Govt. Halt On Non-Essential Construction Soor   Measure Will Aid Vet Home Building; Allow Limited Repairs

LEWIS CONTRACT STAND 1S UPHELD   U. S. ATTORNEYS BELIEVE HE HAS RIGHT TO REOPEN WAGE AGREEMENT.

RICHWOOD BOY CLAIMS BRIDE   DONALD L. HALL WEDS MISS CLEORA ROEDER SATURDAY, AUGUST 24

COMMUNIST VOTE   Blandy Tells Convention No Defense Complete Against A-Weanons

General Motors Makes No Reply; Break in Strike Is Possibility   UAW-CIO Lists Alternative Questions for Suggested Vote   FIRM WILL CONSIDER UNION'S PROPOSAL   Workers Could Return As Soon as Results of Ballot Are Known

BALLOT PROPOSAL 1S MADE TO G. M,   UNION WOULD SUBMIT TWO ALTERNATIVES ON QUES. TION OF ENDING STRIKE,

Two Plans To Be Voted By Union   GM Takes Proposal Under Consideration

UNION OFFERS SECRET VOTE ON OWN COUNT   New Proposal Follows General Motors’ Plan  To End Strike

CIO Qualifies Acceptance Of GM Proposal for Vote Among Striking Employes

GM Vote Accepted   Union Agrees to Plan, But Wants Alternative Ballot

UNION ACCEPTS PROPOSAL WITH RESERVATIONS   Werkers Must Be Allowed Cheice Of Two Alternatives In Balloting   MESSAGE ADDRESSED TO HEAD OF FIRM

UAW Accepts Gh Proposals for Strike Ballot   Workers to Decide Via Vote If Offers Are to Be Accepted

One Alternative  In CIO Plan Leave: Remaining Issues To Arbitrator

nion Submits wo Alternates in New Proposals   Action Follows Firm’s Suggestion to Let Workers Decide Issue

Two Plans To Be Voted By Union  no Takes Proposal  ar €f anmcirnarntian

New Proposal Submitted By Auto Workers   Secret Ballot Plan is Accepted With Qualifi- .  cations

SECRET VOTE IS SOUGHT ON ENDING STRIKE   TWO ALTERNATIVES SUGGESTED FOR UAW BALLOT

Farmers Demand  Surplus Machines   32 States Ask Early Release of Equipment

US. to Bring Siamese Claim ~ To UN. Floot   “Supports Full Hearing Or Border Dispute, Backs Siam's Application ~~. Bor Membership

U.S. Favors US  Siam Hearing   Border Dispute With Indochina in Offing

Asks UNO For Atomic Commission   Byrnes Asks Big Nations to Use Their Powers for Good of All

Byrnes Calls For Action On Atom Control   Wants UNO to Hurry In Creation of New Energy Commission

Secretary Asks Use of Power as Sacred Trust   Opens First Debate; Yugoslavia Wins Seat on Council

bymes Calis for Establishment of Atom Commission  Urges Big Nations to Use ower as Sacred Trust  At UNO Meeting     TALK INAUGURATES GENERAL DEBATE  Representatives of Fifty-one   Representatives of Fifty-one Nations Hear Secretary OF State

UnGLo ALTION TD OAFEGUARE GREAT POWER   Warns Against Piling Up Too Many Tasks for UNO Consideration.

Strict Control Of Atomic Bomb Asked By Byrnes   Secretary Urges UNO For Prompt Creation Of Supervisory Body

Byrnes Urges Immediate ‘Creation Of Atomic Bomb Commission At UNO Assembly

To Create Promptly An Atomic Energy Commission,  BYRNES OPENS GENERAL DEBATE  The United Nations Does Not Threaten Any People.

Byrnes: Act Speedily on AtomBoard   Secretary Urges Bigger Countries Use Power  For Good of All.

Byrnes Asks Big Nations To Use Power as Sacred  Trust for the Good of All

UNO Is Urged To Act Quick On Afom Bomb   Secretary Byrnes Opens First Debate

Pleads With UNO Group  In London   Power Of Big Nations Held Sacred Trust For Good Of Mankind

Big Nations Urged To Use Power as a ‘Sacred Trust   Byrnes Calls on UNO To Create Promptly Atomi  Energy Commission

Byrnes Launches First General Debate With ‘Appeal to Big Nations

BYRNES URGES . ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION NOW   Warns Against Swamping UNO With Too Many Hard ; Problems

Byrnes Urges _ Use of Power  As Sacred Trust   Asks UNO For Prompt Creation of Atomic - Energy Commission

ASSEMBLY DEADLOCK IS BROKEN   Jugoslavia Named To 18th Seat On Economic Council

 Farmers Faver GContrel, Pace Says  \Reduction In Cotton [Acreage Is Inevitable

Cotton Acreage Drop Inevitable. Georgian Says   Congress Chairman Says Gain in Yields Will Force Decrease

RELIEF FROM HEAT         Showers and Cooler Weather Sweep Into Kansas

Bilbo Will Delay Until All Testify   Senator's Attorney Says State Law Is Easy of Evasien

Bilbo Loan Woes Told by; Attorney   “AQ Meeting Held to Help Senator Pay What He Borrowed

Bilbo’s Friends Raised Money To Pay Off Loan   Attorney Says Mississippi Law Limiting Spending for Elections Isn't Any Good

Forrest Jackson, Attorney For Senator Told Subcommittee.   HAD, BORROWED MONEY   Abe Shushan Had Threatened to Disclose Plans of Loan.

Bilbo’s Friends Help RepayLoan   Emergency Session to Raise $3,000 Recalled by Witness

Bilbo Jam Over Loan Described   Friends Called To Raise $3,000 for “Man” To Repay Shushean.

Bilbo May Get  Chance Today To  Relate His Side   “The Man” May Tell His - Version of Relations With War Contractors.

Bilbo Is LinedUp To Offer His Side   Opportunity May Come Later On During Day

SULONS DELVE INTO BILBO'S MONEY DEALS   Friends Called Upon to Repay a Loan Received From a Huey Long Associate, Senator’s Attorney Testifies.

Bilbo May Submit His Side of Story Soon in Writing ~  Senator's: Lawyer Tells of Session To Pav His Debt

Bilbo To Get Chance Today To Tell Own Side Of Tale   Senator’s Ex-Aide Delayed In Reaching  Capital For Hearing

Bilbo’s Side Of Gifts Sought —   Senator May Bi Be Asked: T. Explain Loan; New Car. From Contractors.

Reveal Instance of Bilbo Borrowing   Attorney Tells How Senator’s Friends Made Nate Goad

BILBO. READY TO TELL WIS. SIDE OF CASE   Committee Likely to Call For Sanatar’« Story.

Tells of Meet To Aid Bilbo   Friends Attended Meet To Raise Funds In 1940, Probers Told

Loans, Gitts and Campaigns Aired At Bilho Hearing  ‘Corrupt Practices’   ‘Corrupt Practices’ ‘Act Easily Evaded, Committee Is Told

Friends Come To Rescue of Bilbo   Attomey Testifies Meeting Held to Raise Funds for Senator   TO REPAY $3,000 LOAN   Is Before Senate Sub-

Fund-Raising Confab Bared By Attorney   Jackson Declares Move Made To Save Senator  Fram FEmbarracement.

Will Ask Senator To Explain Gifts Krom Contractors   Former Secretary To Mississippi Solon Due To Arrive In Washington Wednesday Morning

Bilbo Likely fo Testify in Own Defense Today   Ex-Secretary Cannot Appear Until Tomorrow

ATTORNEY FOR SENATOR ON STAND TODAY   Emergency Meeting Called to Prevent Theelnacure of Loan

Tells of Loan to  Sen. Bilbo   Sec’y of Mississippi Senator is Enroute To Washington to Take Witness Stand

Bilbo Loan Paid Back by His Friends   Attorney for Senator Says $3,000 Raised At Emergency Meeting

Bilbo Oratory ls Cramped By Tricky Denture   ‘The Man’ To Submit Written Statement About ‘Dream House’

DISCLOSURE THREATENDED BY MERCHANT   Attorney Says Hundreds of Thousands Can Be Spent In Mississippi Despite Election Law   SENATOR TO TESTIFY

LAWYER TELLS PROBE FRIENDS OF SENATOR RAISED BIG PAYMENT.  STATE LAW AGAINST .  - CORRUPT POLITICS NOT. WORKING HE ASCERTC”.

Emergency Meeting Called By Sec. Terry   ._. When Shushan Threatened To Disclose Loan

Bilbo to Appear  In Own Defense   Alleged Loans and kapensive Gifts Under Investigation

Threat From Lender Told By Attorney   New Orleans Merchant Loaned Senator $3,000; Ready to ‘Tell All’

BILBO SOUGHT FRIENDS’ AID TO PAY DEBI   Mississippi Attorney Tells of ‘Emergency’ Conference

Petrillo Courts Another Clash On Labor Acts   Rep. Dondero Voices Threat of New Action Against Union Head; Bill Held ‘No Good’

Son Kills Father in Fight Over Yule Present   Four Soldiers. 18 Guerrillas Die in Greece   78-Year-Old Christmas Tree Still in Use   Soviets Will Publish E. Roosevelt’s Book   Christmas ‘Simply a Nuisance’ to G. B. Shaw

OPA INCREASES PAINT PRICES   Agency Says Soap Must Get Hike or Decontrol

PAINT RELEASED FROM CEILINGS, _SOAP TO BE NEXT; GOVERNMENT ‘STUDIES MORE AID FOR HOUSING

PRICE OF MOST PAINT JUMPED IN OPA ORDER   Agency Also Sees Increase Or De-Control For Soap

OPA BOOSTS PAINT PRICES   Price of Most Up 31 Cents to $1.30 Por Callon Today

OPA Grants Increase in Paint Prices   Cal! Iseued for New Data From Roominghouse and Hotel Operators Points To Easing of Ceilings

PAINT CEILINGS RAISED BY OPA   Hikes Run to $1.30 a Gallon; Soap Prices Destined For Change

INDIAN RIOTING BRINGS CURFEM   33 Reported Killed in Twe Days of Hindu-Moslem Fighting

Score of Nationally-Known Solons Election Casualties   O'Neal Out.

Score of Nationally Known Congress Members Missing. in Action After Election:

The Axe Falleth Heavily  Many Top Ranking Democrats Missing After GOP Landslide

Demo. Stalwarts Go Into Discard  Many Notables Among Tuesday's Casualties

Deadlock Over Any Reduction Plan Forecast  Big Differences In Russian And

Austin Challenges Soviet On Plan Fer International Arms Inspection

US And Russia Call For World  Disarmament   Major Differences May Block Any Early Action

Deadlock Over Any Reduction Plan Forecast   Big Differences In Russian And U.S. Plans Seen

WALLACE MIGHT CAUSE BLAST IN CAMPAIGN YEAR      Announces He Will Go Through With Foreign Policy Discussion

Wallace Poses Tough Problem For Democrats   Commerce Secretary's Foreign Policy Talks May Cause Explosion

Wallace-Byrnes Split Threatens Party's Harmony   Henry Openly Opposes Administration’s Foreign Policy

- Wallace Incident Seems Likely To  Cause Major Political Explosion

Polish, Yugoslay Plots Hit In Raids by U. S. Troops   Seize Documents

Campaign-Mapping Conference Held By Republicans as Their Opponents Leave State Capita

Dewey Calls‘Team To Conference as Democrats Scatter   Governor Says Truc Liberal Philosophy Is One Based on State for Individual

Delegation Meets  French Socialists, Reds Fail to Make Progress in Discussions

CITY POLICEMEN ARE INVOLVED   Baltimore Ring Rifled Re cords In Auto Commis sioner’s Office

Records Are Stolen From Elgin’s Office   Three Men Jailed; Three Policemen Suspended in Probe

G.0.P.Cold To Truman  Conferences   Taft Favors Powwows “With President Only On Vital Issues.

G.0.P. Kills Idea Of Pow-wows With President  Senate Leadership Settled but

Canada To Make ‘Huge British Loan If American Loan.Js° Granted: By Congress

Army to Cut Down 25 Per Cent by End of the Year  All 1945 Draftees, a 40r ANN MM...   All 1945 Draftees, Among 435,000 Men To Get Discharges

All 1945 Draftees To Be Discharged. By Army by Jan. 1   Reduction of Force Is Made Possible By Volunteers

DRAFTEES OF 45 TO BE OUT BY YRAR’S END   Influx of Volunteers Will Allow Clearing and Heme-Returning

1945 Draftees To Be Released By January 1st   Action Taken to Reduce ~ Forces to Authorized  -Strenath

Army to Be Cut Down by 435,000 Officers and Men by End of Year to Keep Within Pay Roll Authorized by Congress —New Measures, Gen. Willard S. Paul Says, Will Help Put Fighting Force on Complete Volunteer Basis.

Army To Free 1945 Draftees By Year’s End   Move To Help Put Army on Complete  Volunteer Basis

Fourth Of Existing Strength Must Be Cut Off Te Make Way For Volunteer Enlistments And Curtailed Payrolls; Reece Sees Politics

1945 DRAFTEES WILL BE OUT OF ARMY BY JAN. 1   Flood Of Volunteers Pointed To As War Department Issues New Order

MEN DRAFTED IN 1945 WILL BE RELEASED   Army Takes Action To Reduce Strength By Year’s End

my Transport Whirl: Occupants to Death Wall Street Crash   Fon Sm C-45 Bound for Newark  “om Smyma, Tenn., Plunges ough Fog Into Skyscraper

RIPS BIG HOLE IN 8TH FLOOR OF STRUCTURE   Plane Explodes, Fire Damages Number Of Offices

Five Die When Plane Crashes Info Building   Army Airplane Hits Building While Flying Through N. Y. Foq   5H CONTRIRIITER

) Passengers Killed as Ship Hits 58th Floor  Manhattan Bldg Caeiiebl +  Tt rr.    Manhattan Bldg Struck in Fog, Fires Ouelled

SKYSCRAPER IS HIT BY PLANE IN MANHATTAN   Five Occupants Killed And 58th Floor Of Building Damaged   WAC LIEUTENANT 15 AMONG ARMY VICTIMS

PLANE CRASHES 58TH FLOOR OF GOTHAM BANK   Five Killed As Army Plane Hits Wall  Street Tower

Plane Hits Skyscraper; Five Killed   All Aboard Plane. Including Wac, Killed in Crash

Five Die When Plane Crashes Into Building   Army Airplane Hits Build ing While Flying Through N. Y. Foa

Plane Crashe: Into Building  Five Die As Bomber Strikes Skvscraner

ooth Story Of Manhattan Building Hit   Offices Are Wrecked: Parts of Aircraft Fall in Street

Five Killed As Plane Hits Big Skyscraper   Army Plane Crashes Into 72-Story Building On New York's Wall Street

Cost of Seaway Gees Up Million According To New Estimate   Engineer Goodrich Sees Additional Expenditures As Mounting High

Light Vote Expected To Be Cast In Primary Election To Be Held Next Tuesday; Polls Operate On EST   740 Republicans and 106 Democrats In Smethport are Eligible To Cast Ballots; State Committeeman Only Local Contest

740 Republicans and 106 Democrats In Smethport are Eligible To Cast Ballots; State Committeemian Only Local Contest

Colder Weather Is Forecast   Mass of Chill Air From Arctic Enveloping Most of the U. S.

‘Woman, 26, Found Slain Near Ditched Automobile; Husband. Officials Confer

BYRNES TELLS OF RUSS DEAL FOR KURILES   Islands Given to Reds In Secret Pact at Yalta Meet

Flew Cross Nation After a Spat With Ex-G. . Husband   Sheriff Takes Mother of Boy, 2, Home to Think Things Over

) DEFEAT -IS- SEEN FOR ‘GAG’ RULE      British Loan Opponents Face Tough Hurdles

Reconversion Hit Body Blow By Coal Tieup   Growing Worse Day by Day  ~ =   Plants Closing Down, all Renorts

Reconversion Steadily Cut By Shutdown   CPA Chief Says Coal Situ ation Getting Stead_ily Worse

LACK OF COAL HITS INDUSTRY   Small Says Reconversion Suffers Blow As Result Of Miners Strike

DAY BY DAY’ WORSENING OF EFFECTS SEEN   Civilian Production Boss Reports Conditions  For Labor Chief

Coal Strike Has Hit Reconversion Hard, Small Says   CPA Chief Reports Scores of Plants Have Been Shut Down

CPA Head Say: Reconversion  Is Suffering  Small Predicts Even Worse Recultc If   Small Predicts Even Worse Results If Coal Strike Continues

Communists Say Chinese Broke Pact   National Assembly Delayed; Government Forces Menace Yenan

CHINESE POSTPONE MEETING   General Assembly Not To Meet For Two Or Three Days

CHINA’S PEACE MEET DELAYEL   Red Tempeys Flare Anew a: Government Troops Menace Shensi Capital

Opening of National Assembly in China Postponed: Reds Declare Cease-Fire Order Only a Ruse

Chinese Communist Tempers Flare Over New Charges   Claim Government Troops Violate Cease-Fire Order Neer Yenan

Commitiee Recommends New Tork City As Interim Site of World League

UNO Clash Hints New World Era   Frank Debate by Russ, British Seen As Diplomatic Turn

CONNECTICUT-N. Y.  AREA FAVORED FOR  WORLD PEACE HOME HYDE PARK SECOND, BOSTON THIRD IN  an man meets 64 RTM

Plymouth County Boys Score High  Place In Sioux City  Judgine Contest

La Salle Hotel Labeled as Strictly Fireproof When Constructed in 1906

Mark MeGee Of Ft. Worth Heads Bi-Racial Group   Commission Named By  Governor to Lay Plans For Negro University

NO INDICTMENT IN GRUND CASE   County Grand Jury Finds No Grounds for Action

Federal  Tax Cut, RoadsIn Toplight   Church League For State Vote Does Not Get Help

Beat Cherry Referendum Plan....  Democrats Call For Less Spending, Better Roads; Ignore Motion By Drys

SOME FOOD WILL BE SCARCE, SOMI MORE PLENTIFUL   Meat, Butter, Flour, Poultry And Egg Supplies Lower

ITEM-BY-ITEM SURVEY OF FOOD MADE”   Sec. Anderson Predicts Further ~ Tightening of Belts

REDUCED DIET INDICATED bY GOVT SUAVE   Anderson Reports Major Food Items May Be Scarce . jn Coming Year.

Official Sées Further Belt Tightening By Citizens   Meat Supply to Drop Says U. S. Secretary of Agricuhure in Latest Pronegncement

ANDERSON SEES SHORTENED U.S, FOOD SUPPLIES   Outlook for Scarce Items Not Encouraging, He Says

ANDERSON. PAINTS BLAGK PICTURE ON FOOD FOR NATION   Predicts Americans Will Have to Tighten Belts Still Further; Meat Supplies to Drop.

SOME FOODS TO BE SCARCER IN COMING MONTHS   Americans May Have To Pull In Belts More During Year

Food Scarce But U.S. Eats More Than Before War   Secretary Anderson Says Today’s Larger Diets ~ Must Be Curbed

MEAT AND BUTTER TOBE SCARCE IN NEXT 12 MONTHS   Andersen Says Americans Will Eat Well Despite — Bhaortanas

U.S. Troops In China  Denounced  By Pravda   Attacks Reaction Of‘Atom Diplomats’ To Stalin Statement

Pravda Asserts U. S. Forces ‘Must Leave China   Russians Dislike Reaction to Stalin’s Statement

LEAVE CHINA   Pravda Renews Demand For Troops Withdrawal; Hit U. S. Policies

Pravda Declares American Troops Must Quit China   Paper Says Stalin's Statement Not Liked By "Atom Diplomats’

Battleship Begms Trip to Oblivion   Grand Old Lady of Fleet Leaves New York Harbor

Attorneys Inquire Into  Exemption of Rooserelt Estate From State Tax

Question FDR Tax Exemption   Attorneys For Estate Seek State Department Ruling On Payment

Beserk Sailor Slays 9 Shipmates, Wounds Self Abeard LST In Yangtze River In China '

Sailor Goes Berserk; Slay: 9 Shipmates   Yank Seaman Turns Gun on: Crewmen;  Slashes Self

Opens Fire on Sleeping Men Aboard Ship   Subdued After Slashing Himself By Two Sailors, One Mortally Wounded

Asheville Seaman Kills 9 Shipmates And Wounds Self      Youth. Goes Berserk While Serving On-LST In China. . —~

EAMAN KILLS 9 SHIPMATES, WOUNDS SELF   Goes Berserk on LST In Yangtze; Probe Is Started

Sailor Goes Berserk, Kils 9 Shipmates   Youth Stabs Self After Taking Lives Of His Comrades

Berserk Sailor Kills Nine of His Shipmates   Crew Member of LST in Yangste River Wounds Four Others and Stahe Himself Critvcall

TRIES SUICIDE AFTER ORGY ON NAVY VESSEL   Mortally Wounded Victim Helvs Disarm Seaman From N. Carolina

CRAZED SAILOR, 19, STARS SELF AFTER ORCY OF SHOOTING   Crewmen of IST 172 Slain   While Asteep;. Scene  VYonarhs Biver Cilan

Stabs Self As Sailor Disarms Him; Given Chance to Live; Two Wounded Victhns Die —

Berserk Sailor Kills 9 Mates; Wounds Self   Runs Amok With Gun. Knife in LST Sleeping  Quarters

Berserk Sailor Kills 9 Buddies  After Shooting Orgy He Stabs Himself

THE AFTERMATH OF WAR Berserk Sailor Kills Nine Mates, Stabs Self on LST

Sailor Goes Berserk, Killing » Nine Shipmates; Stabs Self   Youthful Author of Carnage, Given Even Chance to Live, Identified as North Carolinian—Had Been Overseas Two Months

9 PERSONS KILLED   19-Year-Old Seaman Ther Stabs Himself Aboard An LST

Seaman Kalls 9 Shipmates, W ounds Tenth   Goes Berserk Aboard an LST: Stabs Himself

Sailor Goes Berserk, Kill 9 Shinmates   Youth Cuts Loose With Carbine Upon Sleeping LST Crew

SAILOR, 19, KILLS NINE SHIPMATES   Seaman Stabs Self After Shooting Orgy On LST in Yangtze

Berserk Sailor Kalls 9   Wounds a Tenth ‘Shipmate Aboard LST i in Yangtze, Then Stabs Self

Young Seaman Kills Nine Mate: On Navy Vessel   Tenth Is Wounded — Before Crazed Sailor ~ Jes To Kill Himself

Sailor Goes Berserk,  Kills Nine Shipmates   One of Victims Manages to Leap from His Bunk in LST and Disarms Young Seaman; Adm. Rodgers Orders Immediate Inquiry

BERSERK SAILOR KILLS NINE MEN   Teen-Ager Turns Gun On LST Shipmates, Then Stabs Himself

Vessel Was Anchored Up Yangtze   North Carolina Seaman Slashes Self After Shooting His Comrades

CRAZED SAILOR KILLS 9 MATES   Youth Goes Berserk on LST in China Arca; Wounds Self Afler Orgy.

Sailor Goes Berserk; Kills Nine Shipmates   19-Year-Old Seaman Opens Fire on Sleeping Buddies Aboard an LST, Then Stabe Himeclt

Seaman, 19, Kills ‘Nine Shipmates   Sailor Runs Amok; Stabs Himself

Nine Are Killed As Sailor Opens Fire On Sleeping Mates   Tenth Victim Wounded In Berserk Blaze Of Gunfire On Ship In Yangtze River

Crewman On LST Stabs Self After Orgy OF Killing   Tenth Is Seriously Hurt Aboard Navy Craft At Shanghai

Reserve Board Chairman Compares Shutdown to Army Refusing Fight; Extremely Serious. Senators Told

COAL STRIKE IAS NATION ON EDGE. DISASTER   Eccles Compares  Action To Army Strike

Soon to Be 7 Trreparable   STRIKE SAID TO BE NEAR POINT WHERE ITISA’)  THREAT TO PUBLIC SAFETY:

FOREIGN ° COUNTRIES IN NEED OF FOOD   U.S. Shipments Delayed By Transportation Shortage

Arctic Waves Damage Super lattop Midway   American Steamer Radias for Heln

MORE JEWS JOIN HOLY LAND MOVE   Immigrants Placed In Camps As British Continue Tight Restrictions

@ FARVL MALLU  To Fear That War Will Come Is to Take Position of Weakness

F.B.L HUNTING P.OW, AS SUSPECT IN’ FIVE, MAYBE SIX, SLAYINGS  POLICE SEEK MAN SAID  TO HAVE TOLD NEGRO Ue COMMITTED CRIMES

Huks Deny Blame In  Islands  Leader Says His Peasants Victims  at A — RAC ARE

Peasants Termed Victims of Luzon  Fighting; Suggests Murphy Mediate

PEASANT HEAD HITS PROVINCE LEADERS   Bloody Philippine Fighting Takes 159 Lives

Philippines Strife Boils   Huk Leader Says Peas ants Victims of Reactionary Governors; Asks U. S. Mediation

ae Tiows Ih FRUNPPINES  : Armed Peasants Victims, Huk Leader Claims

Sound From Sun Recorded   Australians Say They Are First To Record This

Housing Drive To Get Shot in Both Arms Soon: Wyatt   Expediter To Cut Construction of Non-Residential Buildings

Private Home Building May Receive Boost from Other Construction Ban

Construction  To Be Reduced   Hemes Get. Priority Over Stores, Factories

TRANSFUSION 1S PROPOSED FOR HOME PROGRAM   Wyatt To Cut NonResidential Building By 30-50 Per Cent To Speed Up Resi dential Building.

Cut Non-Housing Construction to Save Materials   Expediter in Drastic Action on Roosevelt Report of Waste .

Non-Residential Building Will Be Cut, Says Wyatt.   More Materials Must Be Found to Permit Com‘pletion on Homes Started

Wallace Urges Party Order   Commerce Secretary Proposes Discipline, Party Responsibility.

Wallace Seeks Party Discipline   Claims His Issue Not Controversial

Accidents Take Lives Of Five   Pedestrians Among Arkansas Victims Over The Weekend

French Train Wrec Kills 35 and — Injures 80 Others   Eastbound Local Smashes Into  Train at Station

35 DIE In TRAIN WRECK   Smashes Rear of Another Standing In French Depot

35 Killed In French Wreck   Collision Of Passenger Trains At Station Cauges Hiegh.Cusualty Toll.

FRENCH TRAINS  INS TERRIFIC SMASHUPE LEAVING 35 DEAD;.   Eighty Injured When Passenge’ Train Plows Inte Rear of Another Train

35 Dead, 80 Hur In Rail Mishap North Of Paris   Local Trains In Collision Due To Heavy Early Morning Fog.

UNION DELAYS RAIL EMBARGO   Action of AFL Teamsters Deferred at Request Of Gov. Martin

Taking the “Toot” Out of the Horn  Inventor Has Latest Idea  In Horns For Automobile:

[Taking the “Toot” Out of the Horn Taking the “Toot” Out of  Inventor Has Latest Idea ! In Horns For Automobile:

‘AKRON SOLDIER FACES CHARGE   Admits Strangling Young Laundry Worker Whom He Met in Tavern — Is Arrested in Barracks. at Channte Field, TUL

WORK STOPPAGE IS FIRST AGAINST A MAJOR AIRLINE  CRIPPLES SERVICE ON 28,270 MILES APF ~APFRIA nAiITcCce

Pilot Strike Grounds All TWA Planes   Surprise Walk-Out Caps Month-Long Controversy Over Demands for Boost In Fliers’ Salaries

‘Company Cancels Domestic And Atlantic Flights   Walkout First In Commercial Aviation’s History; Pickets May Halt Other Airlines   Pittsburgh’s Industrial Life Revived; Power Strike Ends

FIRST STRIKE CALLED AGAINST MAJOR AIRLINE   Men Who Fly Giant Planes Across Atlantic And Mediterannean And From Coast To Coast Demand More Pay.

First Walkout Of Kind In History   Union President Terms Action ‘Last Recourse’ Effort To Settle Wage Dispute  More Than One Year Old

Pilot Strike Ends All Transatlantic, US Flights of TWA   Estimated 3,000 Plane Passengers Stranded Throughout Nation

1,400 Airmen Walk Oui Halting All Trans World US And Atlantic Flights

First Walkout in Commercial Air History Underway   AFL Pilots of Trans World Airlines Out For Higher Pav

trike of Pilots lalts Flights if U.S. Airline  Trips Across Atlanti And in States Are Canceled by Compam

Pilots’ Walkout Strands 3,000.  Kir Passengers   ’ Foreign and Domestic Travel Affected by ; Wage Controversy

Pilots for TWA Strike   World-Wide System Crippled When 1,100 AFL. Fliers Stop

TWA Airliners Grounded As Pilots Strike   1,400 Leave Planes In First Commercial Aviation Strike; Wace Boost Asked

PLANE PILOTS IN SURPRISE STRIKE, FLIGHTS HALTED   Grew Out of a Month-long Dispite Over Higher Wages.   1400 WALKED OUT TODAY   rhe Trans-World Airlines Cancelled More Than 90 Scheduled Flights.

President Truman At Missouri Home   President Flies To Midwesterr Home For Brief Visit To Aged Mother

DISARMAMENT IS PRESSED BY CONNALLY   UN Resolution {s Passed Against General Franco, Spain

U. 5. DEMANDS FRANCO STEP OUT IN SPAIN      Arms Cut Plan Minus Veto Also Set In Policy Move

Arms Limitation Plan Free of Veto Demanded by U. S. Also Urges UN Assembly  to Ask Franco to Step Down

U5, ASKS ARMS LIMITATION PLAN MINUS ANY VETO   Senator Connally Rejects Russian Proposal as “Too Narrow and Circumscribed.”   CALLS FOR CHANGE IN SPANISH REGIME   America Believes Franco Should Surrender His Powers to a Provisional Government.

U.S. Demands Arms Cut Plan Free Of Veto   Urges Assembly To Ask Franco To Step Down

U.S.Demand: Disarmament  Minus Veto Connally Also Urges That U.N. Remove Franco

U.S. Urges World Arms Slash Plan Free of Veto   Also Asks U.N. To Call on Franco To Step Down  As Spanish Head.

U.S. Demands , Broad System In Arms Case   ‘America Also Urges U. N To Seek Resignation

Arms Limitation Plan Minus Velo Demanded By U.S  Connally Urges Assembl To Ask Generalissimo Franco fo Step Down

United States Makes Vital Policy Moves   One Urges United Nations to Ask Franco to Resian

Vetoless Program Of Disarmament  Demanded by US,  This Nation Sponsors : Move to Ask Franco

TUESDAY VOTE MAY AFFECT COAL PARLEY   : O. P. Belief in Strike Curb Laws Could Make Government Policy Firmer and Lewis More Lenient in Demands.

New Effort Made In Coal Dispute   Administration and UMW Ponder Possible Changes In Government Plans

GOP Victory May Affect Coal Talks   Republican Sentiment To Curb Strikes May Affect Lewis Decision

SEE POSSIBLE CHANGE IN HIS STRIKE PLANS   Also Wonder Whether G.O.P. Victory Will Revise Govt. Stand

‘Labor Facing Strike Curbs Under G.0.P   ‘Lewis May Think Twice in Calling  Miners Off Jobs

GOP Victory At Polls Speeds  Coal Conference   Strong Support For Strike Curbs

COAL CRISIS TOPS ISSUES WITH LABOR   Effect of GOP Victory on Outcome Not Determined

John L. Lewis In Predicament   Republican Victory Poses 2 Questions

CONFERENCE ON COAL RESUMED   Change in Government  May Make Lewis Ponder

Observers View GOP Victory as Posing New Dilemma for Lewis and His: Miners

GOP Victory May Curb Lewis Threat Of Edge-of- Winter Mine Walkout

Election Results Put Coal Parley In Different Light   Effect of Republican Victory on Lewis Remains to Be Seen

Struggle Resumed Anew   ra   Leaders Keep Watchful Eye On Situation

COAL LEADERS EYE VOTE TREND   Resumed Strike Parley Ma\ Have Different Tone.

Coal Issue Poses New Problem As GOP Takes Controls   Republican Strike Curb Attitude Is Debatable Issue

AdministrationAnd Union Start Session To Find Out Effect Of Vote On Contract

COAL BOSS MAY CHECK DEMANDS WITH GOP RULE   Republicans More in Favor Of Strict Labor Laws Than Democrats p

aU NY PROMISED FOR EASTER PARADE   Pair and Mild From Coast To Coast Nation’s Porecast

MRS. JULIA P. HAINES TO INHERIT ESTATE   Widow of Former Member of Legislature Named The Executrix

LETTERS IN ESTATE   Four Daughters, Two Sons Inherit rty of The Late C. H. Oliver

MEAT FOR WORKERS   Steel President Buys 38 Steers Tx Batcher fer His Employes

GIANTS OF INDUSTRY, LABOR IN SHOWDOWN BATTLE  NATION FACES ECONOMIC ‘CRISIS

_ A Great Economic and. Industrial » Crisis ‘Grips the United States

U. S. Faces Greatest Crisis In Industrial History; Possible Outcome Of Labor Difficulties Outlined

Tragic Crisis at Hand for America in Its Showdown Between Labor and Industry

Six Injured In (eident Friday      * Jimmy Ragsdale Seriously Hurt; Two Cars Badly Damaged In Crash

Seven Injured in Car Accidents   3 From City Victims in Sunday Crashes

Six Injured In Highway Crash   Auto And Truck In Collision On SmithsburgEdgemont Road

SIX. PERSONS INJURED, . .ONE SERIOUSLY, EN ‘AUTO. . ACCIDENT SATURDA}

EIGHT INJURED IN THREE ACCIDENTS   Six Hurt as Car Hits Train; Hit-Run Driver Is Sought

Several Hurt In Accidents Within City   Three Injured in Crash at Chestnut, Tipton Streets— Another on Ewing

Six Injured in Accidents   None Hurt Seriously in City and County

Southern Senators Angry Wer Truman’s Order To Cut River, Harbor Funds In South

HOUSE GETS BILL TO EXTEND PRICE. CONTROL A YEAR   Barkley Hints Administration Is Willing to Give Up Some Powers in Return for Support.   PUBLiC HEARINGS  TO BEGIN FEB.   Taft Declares Regulations Ap-plying to Clothing, Meat and Other Things Should Be Lifted.

Truman Asked To Force Ship Operators To Talk Terms With NMU Heads

TRUMAN ASKEL TO INTERVENE IN SHIP STRIKE   More Than Thousand Picket: Keep Workers Off Ships At New York

Attempt to Cross Line is Made Today at New York; Parade Staged Near Two Piers.

ASK TRUMAN 10 INTERCEDE IN SEAMEN STRIKE      Picket Lines Around Nation’s Seaports Are Ordered Redoubled

AFL Longshoremen Soy They Won't  Cross Lines Agoin; Appeol to Truman

Arsonists Set Five Fires In Small Town In Missouri In Attempt To Burn Entire Village

SEC. WALLACE GIVES MAJOR POLICY TALK      Was. Hissed Several "Times During Speech

Wallace Warns Against Tough Foreian Policy   Keynote Address Has Approval of President Truman

Leave Russ Alone, Wallace Tells Party   Keynote Speech Hits Tough Role; Pepper Opposes U. S. Foreign Policy

WALLACE CALLS FOR CONTINUED RUSSIA-WOOING   Commerce. Secretary’s Address Is Considered Policy Speech

Wallace Keynotes Democratic Campaign, Urges Effort to Get Along With Russia

Wallace Asks Try Get Along With Russia   WAKNS ON) GETTING TOUGH AND SAYS TO LAY OFF VAST-LUROPE AFFAIRS,

WALLACE SOUNDS PARTY KEYNOTE   Dissension Within Ranks of Democrats {s Indicated in Pepper's Speech

WALLACE WARNS   Urges “Hands Off” Policy in Explosive Balkan Affairs

Virginia Power Cut Pits Sharp Curb On Businesses   ‘Non-Essential’ Firms To Be Limited To 24. Hours Current Week After Today

Navy To Help Provide Power For Coast Cities   Commission Lists Virginia Activities Curbed By Rationing

Presidential ‘Greetings’ In Mails Again; Selective Service Machinery Running   Army’s Quota Of 25,000 Men In 19-29 Age Group To Be Met In September

‘GREETINGS’ AGAIN IN MAILS AS CALL FOR MEN GOES OUT   Draft Machinery Chovelne Int Action After Two Months Sher Down

DRAFT NOTICES IN MAILS AGAIN   Two-Months Shut Down Ends; Expect to Fill Quotas

Draft Machinery Scheduled to Roll Again Next Month  Expect High Rate Of Induction Until

U.S. Draft Holiday Ends; Many To Be Called Soon   Greetings: Army Will Start Gathering Quota Of 25,000 Men in 19-29 Age Group Next Week; Two-Month Breathing Spell Is Over

Draft Resumed To Fill Quotas   Selective Service Wheels Turn Again

Dratt Machinery Gets Going Again After Holiday; 25,000 Men Needed

Draft Setup Functions © or) Delay Of 2 Months      Official Greetings Are Again In Mails

Draft Machinery Grinding Again Following Two-Month Holiday   Reception Center Lines Will Begin to Form Next Week as Those Presidential ‘Greetings’ Go Into Mails; September Quota25,000

“Greetings” For  Draftees Go Out.   Draft: Machinery: Is Chugging Back Into Action After Shutdown:

DRAFT ELIGIBLES GET PRESIDENT’S GREETINGS AGAIN   RECEPTION CENTER LINES FORMING FOR 19 TO 29 AGE GROUP

Draft Calls Issued Again   “Presidential Greetings” Go Out After Holiday Of Twa Manthe

Mail Greetings For September Call of Draft  Draft Machinery Ta Be Started

25,000 Quota By Sept. 30 Is Army Need   ‘Greetings’ For ; 19-29 Age Group

Draft Again Into Action   Reception Lines Begin To Form Next Week; Fewer Deferments Authorized Now

U.S. Draft Machine Being Readied for Additional Action   Those ‘Presidential’ Greetings Are in The Mails Again-.. Certuin Deferments

Draft Machine Rolls.   “Greetings” Are Back Next Week As Army Takes 19-29 Age Group; Enlistments Brisk

Presidential ¢ e : % * Greetings in  Mail Again   Selective Service Functions to Meet Army Quota

Draft Board Calls Placed Into Mails   Reception Center Lines Begin To Re-Form Next Week As Holiday Ends

Draft Setup Grinding Out Army’s Needs   Selective Service Begins Call For 25,000 Soldiers in 19-29 Age Group, Truman's ‘Greetings’ in the Mail.

Draft Notices Put in Mails After Recess   Selective Service Machinery Again Made Operative

‘Greetings’ Going Into Mails Again   Draft Machinery Chugging  * Back Into Action After Shut Down, Calling Men In 19-29 Ape Group

Presidential ‘Greetings’ Are In Mails As Draft Boards Get Ready For Inductions

25,000 Men I Go Into Army 1n September   19-Year-Olds To Be Included In Future Calls

‘Greetings’  Again Sent   ‘Draft Machine Is Re-Started After Being Idle for Two-Month Period.

SERVICES IN PACIFIC   Tribute Paid to Those Who Failed to Live to See Peace

OVERSEAS VETS HONOR BUDDIES   Grave: of World War Ii Dead In Pacific Decorated—Several Services Held

President Places Flowers on . Unknown Soldier’s Tomb;-Nav' Planes Fly Wreaths to Graves’

PHONE SERVICE ACROSS NATION IS PARALYZED   Operators Refuse To Cross Picket Lines Set Up by. Equipment, Workers

STRINGENT POLICY ON TIO DEMANDED   Democratic Leader Denounces Yugoslav Regime For Murder Of Priests

NO EARLY RELICE IN HOUSING SEER   Shortages ‘Will Continue a Least Through 1946, Builders Assert

BUILDERS PAINT SAD PICTURE OF HOUSING FUTURE   Years Of Peak Production ’ Needed To Overcome Shortage

'Ridgefarm, Ul, Man  Appointed V.F.W. Public ‘Relations Director

TRUMAN’S STATEMENT ON CHINA WARNS RUSSIA AND ALSO TELLS CHINESE PEACE IS EXPECTED

GOP Scores Clean Sweep in lowa Vote   Returns Entire State Ticket and Re-elects Eiah? Congressmen

Republicans Retain Every State Office   Governor Trails Rest Of GOP Ticket; All Of lowa Congressmen Win.

AUTHORS HOPE HOUSE WILL STRIKE UNION-INSPIRED PROVISION  SAY WAGE CLAUSE WOULD SLOW HOMES BILL

Wage Scale Is Checked  Tr beet pce Canta Dina   Union Seale Pleas Delay Housing Act

Two Housing Bill Authors  Against “Wage Insurance”   Pay Prevailing Wages

Housing Bill Authors Hit  Amendment   Senate Favors ‘Ware insurance

HEADS AGAINST WAGE CLAUSE IN HOMES ACT   Provision On Building Fees Seen As Halter To ~ Sneady Action

Wa ve Clause In Senate Housing  ‘Bill Attacked   Sponsors Look to House to Sirike Out Provision: Hold fi Will Slow PUA  Dwellings Pnsurance

HOPES OF MINE PEACE BRIGHTER   Operators Optimistic over Lewis’ Conciliatory Tone

Operators Cautiously Optimistic   Conciliatory Tone Of Demands And Lack Of Specific Figures  Encouraging,

Hopes Rise For Avoiding Coal Strike    Operators Show Signs Of Cautious Optimism For April 1 Deadline 

Soviet, U. S. Oppose Plan   Against French Move For Internationalization Of Trieste Port

Molotov And By rnes Stud y Europe Peace   Some Progress Reported Made In Solving Vexing Problems

Proposes Law By Conaress to Outlaw Strikes   Rep. Smith, (D), Discusses Measure With the President

Closed Shop Ban, No Utility Strike Laws Are Planned   Wage Negotiations on Industry-Wide Basis Also Opposed

Drastic Changes in Labor Law Sought   Washington Officials Preparing to Tackle Strikes. Military Draft and Vets Housing

Bill Also Would Prohibit Public Utilities Strikes   ‘Labor Dictatorship’ Flayed by Sen. Smith In Outlining Plans

WILL INTRODUCE BILL TO OUTLAW UTILITY STRIKE   Would Ban Practices That Have Led To Present Labor Difficulties

Rep. Howard Smith Plans Bill to Outlaw Strikes in Public Utilities And Ban the Closed Shop

Bill fo Outlaw Strikes Prepared   Virginia Democrat Says He Will Press For Early Passage

Smith Plans Bill To Outlaw Strike  Closed Shop Ban Is Also To Be Sought

Smith To Urge Act To Outlaw Utility Strikes   Measure Also Will Call For Ban Of Closed Shop, Other Labor Practices

Law Prohibiting Public Utilities Strikes Plannee   Revision of Wagner Act, Ban on Closed Shops Also Advocated

Virginian Offers Legislation for Curbing Strikes  Would Outlaw Use Of Strike Weapon In Public Utilities

Twenty Dead In Train Wreck   Four Crewmen and 15 Soldiers Victims; Fifty Iniured

Contract Awarded   Train Crash Toll Hits 19; Soldier Dies Of Hurts From Wreck

Train Wreck Toll Up to 19   Injured Lists Totals 50, Mostly Soldiers On Furlough

19 Final Death Toll Of Wreck   Fifteen Were TeenAged Soldiers, Four  Train Crewmeni.

Death Toll In Train Wreek Placed At 19   Vietims Of Peansylvanis Railroad Crash Inchide Four Trainmen and 15 Sofdiers

\DEATH TOLL RISES TO 20° TODAY IN PENNSYLVANIA IRR THREE-TRAIN COLLISION

TOLL AT 20 1N “TRAIN DISASTER   Four Crewmen, 16 Soldiers Mansfield Victims

Labor Treaty Must Not Discriminate, U.S. Official Says  Government Will Balk At Excluding Any  Aren Fram Aeccictance

Labor Treaty Must Not Discriminate, U.S. Official Says  Government Wiil Balk  ae ae eo or   Government Will Balk At Excluding Any Area From Assistance

Airliner Falls Into lrish Bog   100 Rescuers Wade Waist-Deeo in Mud To Help Victim

Twelve Lives ‘Lost On Misty lrish Runway   Six Of Injured Reported In Critical Condition

12 Killed and 11 Hurt In Crash Trans-World Airline Plane Near Shannon, Ireland

12 Killed, 11 Hurt In TWA Plane Crash in Eire   Airliner Explodes After Landing Short of Runway

Dozen Die In Plane Crash   Airliner Disaster in Eire Occurs on Island in Shannon River

FIRE TRAGEDY CLAIMS LIVES OF 12 PERSONS   Trans- World Aijrliner Cracks Up 2 Miles From Airport

Big Liner Falls Near Eire Field   Eleven Others Injured When Trans-World ‘Star Of Cairo’ Explodes In Watery Swamp Two Miles Short Of Landing Field

Toll of Two Airliner Crashes Set at 14 Dead and 30 Injured   12 Die as Ocean Plane Falls in Eire; Indiana Seene of Second Air Tragedy

PARIS-NEW YORK. AIRLINER CRASHES; 12 DEAD, 11 HURT   TWA Constellation Explodes as It Falls in Eire—Victitis Trapped Inside siege in Flames. ef   BLAST TOSSES SOME _ CLEAR OF WRECKAGE   Survivors Are Hurled Into Watery Irish Bog That Slows Rescue Work for Hours.

12 Killed as TWA Airliner Crashes In Mist in Eire   Some of Injured Hurled From Exploding Wreckage Near Shannon Airport

12 Killed, 11 Injured As TWA Plane Crashes And Explodes   Airliner Wrecks While Settling To Land In Eire: Bodies Are Hurtled Into Bog 

12 Killed And  I Injured ty  Plane Crash   Some Hurtled Out Of—Exploding Wreck Into Bog

EXPLOSION SHATTERS PLANE  Twelve Are Killed In Crash Of Giant TWA ‘Airliner In Ireland

12 Persons Killed, Il Injured in Crash of Transport   Six of Those Hurt Are Reported to Be in Critical Condition; Three-Way Investigation Is Slated

TOWN OFFICIAL FREED BY JURY   Conesville Mayor Released In Slaying Case

OP AND DEMS CLAIMS CONTROL BOTH CONGRESS   Rayburn In Washington T< Help Drive

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS WORRIED  QVER-THEIR ELECTION GHANCES      PRIVATELY ADMIT REPUBLICANS TO GAIN IN .CON    GRES 8—BRICKER-VIC“TORY BEING CONCEDED

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  ~— ee - die Reiger ESE te Ret oe   The Generals and 1948

BOWLES SURPRISES HIS OWN AIDES BY QUITTING HIS POST AT THIS TIME

‘While Resignation Was Expected, It Was Not Looked For Unless OPA Bill Was Signed

BOWLES QUITS; SURPRISES EVEN HIS TOP AIDES   Resignation Not Expected By President

BOWLES SPRINGS SURPRISE MOVE   Own Aides Didn’t Know  Time af Resignation

Chester Bowles Takes His Own Aids by Surprise When  Announcina His Resianation

Bowles Quits To Surprise Aides   Hopes Truman Will Vete OPA Compromise Roll

CHOSE ODD TIME   Bowles Was Not Expected to Resign Before OPA Bill Reached Truman

Bowles Resigns; ‘Aides Surprised   Stabilization Head Notifies Truman

Bowles’ Move Surprises Aides   Action Came Sooner Than Expected—Plans Are Not Known

Bowles Quits Post in Surprise Move   Caught Capital Off Balance by Leaving Before the President Acted on OPA Bill

Bowles’ Action Surprised Ardes   Close Associates Did Not Expect Director To Resign Immediately

ACTION RESTS ON PARLEY IN WASHINGTON   Utility Firms May Be Able To Continue Service To Consumers

POWER FIRMS SEEK TO EXTEND NORMAL SERVICE   Union May Not Close Plants During Negotiations in Washington

ADMIRAL DIES —_N-AGCIDENT      ADMIRAL WILKINSON, NOTED  COMBAT OFFICER DROWNED   TODAY WIKEN AUTO   - BRAKES FAILED

1,000 IMPERILED BY FIRE AT SEA   SHIPS SAVE PASSENGERS ABOARD BLAZING LINER— 10 CREWMEN KILLED.

Income Tax on  Stock Denied   Supreme Court Holds Transaction Was tn Interstate Commerce

Administration Faces Test in Vote on Draft   House Inclined To Exempt Boys Under Age of 20

Draft Backers Fear ‘Holiday’ Vote By House   Boys 18 and 19 May Be Exempted If Bill Survives Test Today

ACTION 10 BE COMPLETED DURING DAY   Administration Leaders Pessimistic Over Outcome

HOUSE TO VOTE UN BILL 10 EXTEND DRAFT   Bill Is Supported By Administratio: And Leaders

OPPONENTS SEE HOLIDAY’ FOR 470 9 MONTHS   Teen-Agers Would Be Exempt In New Amendment Up For Debate

EXPECT VOTE ~ BY NIGHTFALL —_ON-NEW BILI   OPPONENTS OF CONTINUED INDUCTION PREDICT DRAFT _—_“ HOLIDAY" AND_EXEMP.__ TION OF 'TEEN-AGE  “Yours ——

TAKE OVER COMMUNIST HEADQUARTERS IN TRIESTE   YOUTH KILLED, BROTHER HURT AS AUTO OVERTURNS

WARNS GERMANS MAKE CAPITAL OF ALLIED -DISUNITY   General McNarney Fears Food Crisis May Upset Occupation Proaram

\McNarney Says German Politicians Making Capital Of Disjointed Handling Of Nation

Nazi Leaders Capitalize On Allied Failure   Play One Power Against Another, General MceNarney Charges

Hopes Rising For Settlement  Of GM Strike   James Dewey Is Sent To Detroit As Conciliator

Steel Disputants Deny Plans fo Resume Talks   Truck Strike Settled, Labor Department Announces Today

35-GENT BOOST IN COAL PRICE HELD PROBABLE   Government Expected Te Issue Its New Price Or der Next Week   PROGRESS MADE IN ANTHRACITE TALKS

Six-Day Week, 35 Cents Coal Hike,  Government Plan   Operators Discuss With OPA Extent Of Price Increase They Can Expect By Signing Up With Lewis’ United Mine Workers

PAULEY FIGHT RESUMED ON CAPITOL HILL   Pepper’s Stand Adds to Belief He Won’t Be Confirmed

Army Vehicles Buck Snowdrifts   Seek to Get Food to Families and Livestock In Colorado

Army Vehicles Carry Food fo Many Families   Hundreds of Persons And Thousands of Cattle, Snowbound, Said to Be Suffering

ARMY AND RED CROSS JOIN IN STORM RELIEI   Vehicles Rush Food to Hundreds of Families in Colorado Area

Hundred: eds Cut Off; Red Cross On Job.  neem a ee ee  Buck Huge Snowdrifts To Reach Marooned Families After Colorado Blizzar

‘ARMY PLANES ‘AID VICTIMS ‘OF BLIZZARD   Hundreds of Families and Thousands ef Head of Livestock Marooned By Snow Drifts   RED CROSS STANDS BY

Snow Storm Leaves Hundreds Hunery In West   Army Vehicles Make Attempt To Get Food To Stranded People, Stock

Army Vehicles Carry Food To Hundreds Marooned By Snow   Planes Fly Hay To Snowbound Cattle

Army And Red Cross Aid Families And Livestock Marooned By Snowstorm

Army, Red Cross on Rescue Details in Colorado Blizzard   Planes, Bulldozers Get Food, Fuel to Many Stranded Homes

Anny Vehicles Bucking Snow in Effort to Bring Relief to Colorado Area   HUNDREDS OF FAMILIES ARE TRAPPED IN SNOW

Army Vehicles Buch Huge Snowdrifts in Missions of Mercy  Take Food to Hundreds  Marooned by Colorado’: Waret Starm in Years

Army Vehicles Hit Huge Snow Drifts To Aid Coloradoans   California Storms Claim One Life; Floods Close Roads

Food Is Rushed lo Snowbound People, Stock   18-Foot Drifts Are Being Bucked By Army Vehicles

Army Vehicles Buck Snow ts Aid 7 Marooned Families Steck in Cclerado

TOLL OF DEAD IN COLORADO STORM REACHES FIFTEEN   Army Rushes Food to Famil ’ tes and Livestock in Bliz med Fane

“Army to Aid of — Families Marooned By Big Snowdrifts   Efforts to Move in Food Continue in Stricken: Colorada

Army ‘Weasels’ Battle Toward Marooned Areas   Planes Fly Hay To 10,000 Starving Head Of Cattle; Red Cross Moves In

Army Vehicles Buck Deep Snow To Aid Marooned  Colorado Families, Stock

Army Vehicles Bringing Help In Storm Area  Red Cross Sets Ile Headanarterc

Army Vehicles Fight Snow In West Blizzard      Hundreds Of Families In Colorado Marooned;  Planes Take Hay To ‘Livestock.

Army Vehicles, Planes Buck Snow To Rescue Marooned Farm Families

Army Vehicles Buck Snowdrifts To Aid Families   Planes Standing By To Fly Hay And Feed To Marooned Cattle

Planes Take Hay to Snowbound Cattle, Army Vehicles Taking Food To Families and Livestock

US. Joins Efforts for Storm Relief   Ground Vehicles Seek To Reach Families— Planes To Fly Hay

AaMY PUSHES ITS AID 10 SNOWBOUND   Vehicles Buck Huge Drifts to Get Food to Hundreds of Families and Thousands of Head of Livestock in Colorado.

Army Vehicles Bucking Big Snowdrifts To Save People Stranded Across Colorado

Army Vehicles Take Food To Snow Victims   Much Livestock Suffering From Colorado Storm

Colorado Toll Reaches 15, California Has One Death From Fierce Snowstorms

Army Sends Aid  To Blizzard Area   Fifteen Dead in WeekLong Colorado Storm— Snow 18 Feet Deep

SURE OF VICTORY   Kansans Will Go to Poll: to Elect a Governor Tomorrow °   ‘AND OTHER OFFICERS

Hot Race Near End  In Kansas   Both Major Parties Claim Victory After Campaign Centering On Prohibitory Laws

Carlson, Woodring Reach Campaign Deadline Tonight   Prohibition Issue Claims Attention Of Many Voters

SINO PUSH NEAR   Reds Report Offensives On 7 Fronts   Indications Are Nationalists Preparing to Drive Com‘munists Further North or te Overwhelm Harbin

Pittsburgh Has Meat ‘Price War’  Prices Are Slashec  To fg FO Dt nae

Group To Face 55 Specific Charges   Accused Of Murder And With Conspiracy With Axis To Hammer Entire World Into Slave States; Arraignment May 3

APS CHARGED WITH MURDER ND CONSPIRACY TO HAMMER ORLD INTO A SLAVE STATE   Three Categories of Accusations Made Against Nipponese to Bring Out 18-Year Story of Bloody Bid For Supreme Powe1   FMPEROR HIROHITO NOT INCLUDED IN THE LIST.

JAP WAR CRIMINALS, WITH TOJO IN LEAD, FACE ALLIED TRIAL   CHARGES RANGING FROM MURDER TO CONSPIRING TO TAKE WORLD HEARD

Tojo and 27 others will be arraigned formally on May 3   Charged on 55 counts, from murder to conspiracy to conquer world

55 Charges List Nins As Plotters Against Nations   Hirohito Not Included Among Those Named For Trial

Allies Indict 28 Japanese Militaristic _ ‘\Chiefs For War Crimes; Arraignment May 3

Facing Trial By Allies on War Counts   Charges Are Sweeping In Scope; Hirohito Is Not Included.

WARLORD MUST UNDERGO TRIAL BEFORE ALLIES   Former Japanese Premier And 27 Others Will Be Tried For Pearl Harbor Attack and Other War Gullt.

AlliesIndict Tojo 27 Others for Jap War Crimes  55 Counts Include Murder,  yp Peers meee eer Bere R..1le Waswld

Jap Warlord Tojo And 27 Other Militaristic Leaders Indicted As War Criminals   To Be Arraigned May 3 On Specific Charges Ranging From Murder To Conspiracy

CRIMES RANGE FROM MURDER TO CONSPIRACY      Arraign Nippon Militar. ists On 55 Charges  May

Warlord And Countrymen To Be Arraigned May 3 On 55 Specific Charges, Ranging From Murder Of Thousands Of Americans To Conspiracy To Enslave World—Defense To Get Reasonable Time To Prepare For Trials Before Eleven-Nation Tribunal

Hideki Tojo, 27 Leaders Are Indicted   55 Specific Charges Preferred; May 3 Set for Arraignment

JAP WAR LORDS’ TRIAL UNDERWAY   Indictments Read Monday; Arraignment Expected in , Short Time

JAP CRIMINALS HEAR CHARGES   Allies Indict Tojo, 27 Other Nip Leaders—Hirohito Not Mentioned

TOJOAND 27 JAP.   FAAEDC IMniPTEN  FOR WAR pRIE'   '‘Nipponese Milifarists. Cited  for Murder and Conspirina Aaainst Werld

Allies Make 55 Charges For Action  By Tribunal   No Mention Is Made Of Emperor Hirohite, Murder Is Charged

Tojo, 27 Other Jap Warlords Indicted for Alleged Crimes   Will Be Indicted May 3 on 55 Specific Allied  Accusations

Tojo and 27 Other Jans Are Indicted   Formal Arraignment of War Crimes Charge: Will Take Place May 3 —-11-Member Tribunal Will Hear Their Cases.

Tojo, Other Japs Indicted Today   Arraignment Set for May 3 Before Eleven Nation Tribunal

Tojo and 27 Others Under Indictment  Wide Variety —   Wide Variety Of Charges Made Aaainst Warlords

Tojo, Others indicted For  War Crimes   Allies Name 28 High Japanese Officials Who Will Be Tried Before 11-Nation Tribunal.

55 Charges" Leveled at Late Enemies   Counts Range from Murder. of Thousands of Americans in Pearl Harbor Attack to Conspiracy Against World

TOP MEN FACE 55 CHARGES AS WAR CRIMINALS   Leaders To Be Arraigned On May 3 Before Court of 11 Nations.

Tojo, 27 Other Japs Indicted For War Crimes   Arraignment On 55 Spe cific Charges Set For

Warlord Tojo, 27 Others Indicted On 55 Specific Charges For: War Crimes

Allies Indict Tojo for War   27 Other Japs Charged With Pacific Murdera

28 TOP JAPAN MILITARY MEN FACE CHARGES   War Lords Will Be Arraigned May 3 on 55 Specific Counts

Arraignment Schedulec May 3 on 55 Charges; Three Categories Ontlined

FOUR FORMER JAP PREMIERS TO FACE TRIAL   55 Specific Charges Listed; Arraignment Set for May 3

Ex-Premier, 27 Others Slated To Be Arraigned Before Tribunal May 3

Tojo and 27 Othe Jap Leaders Face War Charges   Arraignment Is Scheduled May 5 on 55 Charge Ranging From Murder to Conspiracy to Place Entire World Under Axis Slave Plan

Tojo to Face Allied Court Early in May   Jap War Leader Among 28 Indicted For Trial in Tokyo

Japan Warlord Tojo Tops List Of Criminals   TwentySeven Other® Mili taristic Leatlers Indicted For Murder anid CouSniracy

Japanese Warlord Tojo, 27 Others, Indicted by Allies   Will Be Arraigned May 3 on Charges Ranging from Murder To World Conspiracy

Indictments Name Japan's War Lords   55 Specific Charges Range From Murder to Conspiracy

28 Jap Leaders Indicted   59 Specific War Crimes ‘Charged to Tojo and His Pals

Tojo and 27 Other Japanese Warlords Are Indicted as. Criminals-on 55..Charees

Tojo, 27 Other Top Jap Military Men Are Indicted   Accused of War Crimes, to Be Arraigned May 3; Charges Range From Murder of Thousands of Americans to Conspiracy to Reduce World to Slave States for Axis

BEASLEY FLAYS SOVIET ACTIONS AT PEACE MEET   Biistering Assault on Red Delegate Heard At Parley

Paris Meet in Uproar as Spokesmen For Antipodes Says Soviet Uses ‘Power Politics’ to Intimidate Lesser Nations

ACCUSES SOVIETS OF LIES, THREATS, POWER POLITICS  - OUTBURST OF ORATORY ENDS AMICABLY WITH

CHARGES MADE BY AUSSIE DELEGATE   “Lies” And “Intimidation” Also Laid To Russians   REDS’ DEMAND   For 300 Millions Reparations From Romania Is Defended By Czechs

Australian Delegaté. Ac cuses Russia OF “Lies, Intimidation, Power’. Politics”

Soviet Accused Of ‘Bullying’  Power Politics   Beasley, Vishinsky Trade Verbal Blows; Retire Smiling

AUSTRALIAN IN STRONG ATTACK ON RED POLICY   Beasley Accuses Russia of Lies, Intimidation at Peace Conference

Blistering Attack By Beasley Brings Peace Delegates To Their Feet   Dispute, However, Ends Amicably   Australia Drops Proposal For Examining Facts On ltaly Frontier Row

Australian Delegate Hurls “Lies”, “Intimidation” Charges At Russia

Accuses Soviet Of Hi-h Class Intimidation; But Opponents Leave Room Smiling

Envoy Charges Russia With Lies, Terror   Australian Accuses Soviet of Effort To Dominate Others

Australian In Blistering Attach On Soviet ‘Lies’   Accuses Russia of ‘Intimidation’ and ‘Power Politics’

Soviets Accused Playing Politics   Reds Called Liars In Heated Talk At Paris

Delegate Makes Attack At Paris Peace Parley   Soviet Delegate Had Belittled Proposal Of Australian To Settle Frontier Dispute

Australian In Outburst   Paris Conference Is Roused. By Fiery Attack On Russians

PEACE CONFERENCE   Beasley Says Russia Has Been Trying to Push Others Around

New Charges Are Hurled At Russia   However, Australian And Soviet Minister Soon Friendly Again

Delegates Stirred By Outburst   Amicable End To Hard Boiled Talk

Assembly Comes To Its Feet As Delegate From Down Under Lashes Red:

Charges By Australian Peace Parley Delegate Against Russia Torrid

DELEGATE BEASLEY ACCUSED RUSSIA OF INTIMIDATION   Brought Members to Their Feet Today at the Peace Conference.   BURST DIDN’T LAST LONG   The Australian and His Antagonist Left the Room Smiling.

Lies C harged To Siailtes  By Australia   Burst of Hard Boiled Oratory at Peace Conference Ends with Antagonists Smiling

(ORATORY ENDS AMICABLY   Calls For Better Understanding For Good Treaties

Vishinsky Retorts to Chargaes   Australian Says Russian Tactics Getting Unbearable

Beasley Lashes Soviet Tactics   Says ‘Freedom From Fear’ Doesn't Exist In the World

Australia Attacks Russia Power Politics  Dead In 2 Wars Given  As Answer To Russia Remark On Influence

Australian Delegate in Blistering Attack on  Soviet Power Politics

Charges Soviet ‘Lies’ At Peace Conference   Australian Brings Delegates to Their Feet’ With Blistering Attack, But Bitter Exchange Ends Amicably; Molotov Assails Aussie Policy

BULLIED nt TELLS RUSSIA   Australian Hurls Charge of “Power Politics” at Peace Parley.

Russia Accused Ot Lying At  Peace Parley   Charge Is Made  By = Australian

BEASLEY BRINGS ENVOYS TO FEET   _.. “I'm Going To Have My Say Too,” He Shouts

Australia Drops Request for New Study of Kalian- Yugoslav Boundary After Russian Objects That 2 “Commissions Have Already Studied  It.

BLASTS SOVIETS AT PEACE MEET   Australian Delegate Hurls Charges at Reds

Blistering Talk Rouses Paris Parley Members   Oratorical Burst Ends In Smiles With Molotov As Meetina Closes

Aussie Hits “Bullying By Soviets   Tells Vishinsky Tactics  OF Russians at Paris . =. ee ss. pes i“

Peace Envoy Accuses Reds Ot Lying   Australian Delegate And Vishinsky Later Leave Paris Parley  reo ; a ee

Australian Delegate Shouts “Lies And Power Politics” At Russians

Red Delegate Called ‘Liar’ By Australian   ‘Power Politics’ Cited in Blistering Assault at Paris

AUSTRALIAN HAS BITTER WORDS FOR THE SOVIET   Tirade Against Reds Ends Amicably, However, As Beasley And —s  Leave Room Smiling.

Aussie Slams Red Policies of Power Politics at Meeting      Delegate Declares Fear Stil Covers Europe; Backs His Policy

RUSSIA ACCUSED OF LIES   Parley Tactics . “Unbearable,’  Says Australian

PEACE PARLEY   But Hard-Boiled Oratory Ends with Opponents Smiling

Australian Upset Ends Peaceably   Australia Agrees to Drop Bid for Group Aimed at Reporting on Italo  Border Dispute   Defends Hodgson      Vishinsky Attack Upon Hodgson Is Reason for Outburst

GIVES LIE TO RUSSIA   “Intimidation” and “Power Politics” Also Are Charged Against Reds by Delegate to Peace Conference.

AUSTRALIA AID HOTLY ATTACKS RUSSIA'S LIES   Hits ‘Unbearable Tactics’ 01 “Thrusting Talks Down Delegates’ Throats

Australian In Heated Attack On Russia   But Dispute Fnds With Representatives In Pleasant Mood

Reds Accused Of “Lies” By Australian   Conference Delegates Are Brought To Feet

Australian Makes Atfack On Russians   Delegate Beasley Accuses Soviets of “Lies, Intimidation” And “Power Polities”’

Aecuse Russia  Of ‘Lies’   Australian Brings Delegates at Peace Conference  To Their Feet

Russ Accused of Lies, Use of Power Politics   Commission Adopts French Compromise Plan for Committee on Italian Frontier Disputes

Accuses Soviet Russia of Lies, Intimidation  Antagonists Smile After Oratory

Lie Charge Hurled In Withering Blast   Intimidation, Power Politics Claimed Employed by Russia

Outburst Brands Russian ‘Tactics’ As ‘Intimidation,’ “Power Politics’ And ‘Lies’

Australian Delegate at Peace Parley Raps Reds For ‘Lies. Intimidation’

Aussie Blisters Russ at Paris Peace Parley   Beasley Charges ‘Lies, In. timidation, Power Politics’

Aussie Also Charges Lies   Peace Meet Delegates Brought To Feet By Attack But Meeting Ends Amicably

Refuse to be Intimidated, He Declares   Accuses Red Delegation of Lies and Power Politics

MAY'S COMMITT COUNSEL TRIED TO GET FINANCIER , DEFERMENT FROM D IN O1lO

Recent Developments Indicate Soviet Russia Is Determined to Reach Accord With U.S.

Is Soviet Russia Backing Down on the Dardanelles Accord with US Seems Priority Policy

GOP CHAIRMEN MEET IN DETROIT   Twelve Midwest States Are Represented at Talks

REPUBLICAN STATE CHAIRMEN CONFERRING ON LABOR. POLICY   MICHIGAN DENIES MEET ING DESIGNED AS MOVE TO STOP BTASSEN MOVEMENT

Russia Berates U. S. Treatment Of Jap Emperor   Friction Between Nations Spreads To Far East

Free Enterprise On Trial in U. §,   Farm Bureau Chief in Annual Address

Farm Bureau Head Urges Free Economy, Wide Scope For Private Enterprise

LIFE ON TRIAL, SAYS (NEAL   Farm Bureau Head Delivers Address At Canventian Tadav

TORNADOES STRIKE IN EAST AND WEST   Texas and North Carolina Hit by Twisters; Two Killed.

Laredo Counts One Dead And Fight Injured   North Carolina Town Also Hit By Bia Twister

TORNADOES KILL TWO, INJURE 75   Twisters Strike At Kinston, N. C. And Laredo, Tex.

REMOVAL OF WAR CONTROLS IHEADS GOP LIST   4 Contests Still in Doubt

Precedent Says Congress Will Not Cooperate   Observers Point Back To Wilson’s Split With Republican Congress See Demo Defeat In 1042

Kiss Looks Awful to Scientific Lovers Who Conduct Experiment Noted iMostly for Lack of Usual Thrills

24-Hour-Old Kiss Looks ‘Awful’; Rapid Germ Growth Illustrated” -

iDuL its wopring Science Provides Demonstrations Of Multiple Horrors of Kissing

AFL, ClO UNION NEAT WORKERS 10 QUIT JOBS   E {forts to Avoid Pack. inghouse Tieup,  Called Failure

Idle Workers Boosted to Near 600,000 Mark as Electrical Workers Launch New Strike   Strike Starts When Last Minute Efforts for Settlement Fail; Conciliators Making Final Try to Avert Packinghouse Strike

General Walkout Cripples Three Appliance Firms  ‘Workers Effects  SI cc Mi OP BR

Eleven Lives Lost in State In Mishaps   Five of Victims Drowned; Remainder In Traffic Accidents

North Shore Is Back on Feet   Busy Electric Line Is - Returned to Private Ownership

Pauley Repor t Jewish Crisis ‘Hot Potato’   Newspaper PM Says *Paper Offering. Solution Of Problem Politically ‘Hot.

Newspaper Says Report  ‘On Jewish Problem Is Political Hot Potato

JEWISH REPORT “HOT POTATO   + Holy Land Findings ~ — Stir Controversy

Pauley Plan Upsets Advisers, PM Asserts Says Jewish Problem Report Smothered

" Proposals Said To In: clude <Atd Through  (Gserman Reparations.

Militant Nationalists Are Barred From Public Office in Japan—MacArthur

Japanese Oust. 33h Educators   ‘MacArthur Claims Living  (nee Barn Ning Ristse

EMERGENCY HOUSING FOR VETS AND CHILD CARE CENTER BILLS ARE PASSED BY CALIF LEGISLATURE

Senators Work Rider Into Wage Floor Bill   60-Cent Hourly Minimum Okayed; Farm Parity Price Angle Added

ltaly Under Fire for Her Non-War Plez   Italians Endeavoring To Soften References of Treaty Her Part with Nazis

Who Fought Who Italy Claims It Didn't Fight Poles. Belgians, Dutch, Czechs

Peace Conference Refuses To Endorse Italy’s Plan For Modifying Treaty Draft

Italians Fail To Change a Treaty   Conference Rejects Plan To Belittle Italy's Axis Partnership   FIGHT LED BY POLAND   Says Her Soldiers Were Shot At and She Calls That War

No Change in Italian Treaty   Denial of War With ‘All Allies’ Rejected

Italy Fails To Get Endorsement  Of Peace Claims   Conference Committee Refuses ?roposal For  Modified Treaty Draft

Italian Pleas for Treaty Revision Denied at Parley   Poland Leads Fight To Deny Claim of ‘No State of War’

COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF CIO   Cannot Force  Union to Give Complete List of Members

Adjutant Genera Post To Mullen   Goodland Appoints Him To.Immell’s Job

Third Strike ooming in Meat Industry   Possibility Seen That Independent Plants May Close

Consider Flour Rationing Plan   Government Studies Grave Situation

Decision on Flour Ration Plan Today   Would Require Cut in Sales Of Flour to  Retailers

Rationing Without Coupons... .  Plan To Ration Flour By Cutting Sales To Bakers And Retailers Pondered

Cutin Flour To Millers is Forecast   To Investigate Needy Countries Exporting Beer

Stay Flour — Ration Order   Decision to Cut Miller Sales 25% May Be Announced "Today; Plan No Consumer Rationing

Flour Outlook Is No Brighter   Flour Rationing Plan Without Coupon Worries Causes Officials to Look at Wheet Situation

RATION PLAN FOR FLOUR IS NOW NEARING   Government Scanning Situation As Wheat Supply Grows More and More Scanty  RBA LTT HR ire SAS PRR anirnr

An Early Decision On Proposed Plan To Ration Fiour   U.S. Millers May Be Required to Reduce Sales to Retailers Ry 95 Per Cant

Flour Rationing  Plan Without  Coupons Sighted Order Would Require  Millers to Cut Sales by Quarter

Study Flour Ration Plan For U.S. Bakers   Retail Books Not Practical, Claim; Commercial Supplies Low, Europe Starving

STUDYING PLAN TO CUT FLOUR TO RETAILERS AND BAKERS   Pressure From Abroad For Food And Low Stocks  Causing Crisis

Flour Rationing In Balance as  Plan Studied   Anderson to Decide  Today If Millers Are To Cut Sales 25 Percent—Situation Tense

GOV'T PONDERS FLOUR RATIONS   Ag Sec’y May Decide On Limiting Sales Today

Rationing Of Flour Studied For Americans   SHORTAGE OF WHEAT IS CAUSING WORRY IN NATION

Flour Ration Plan Drafted   Wheat Scarcity May Force Limited Sales

Government Debates Order Establishing Flour Ration Plan--Without Any Coupons

F lourRationingHangs Fire; Coupons ForHousewifeFail To Get Government Support

FLOUR RATIONING WITHOUT COUPON IS HANGING FIRE   ANDERSON EXPECTS TO DECIDE TODAY ON ISSUING ORDER

No Coupons If Flour Rationed   Government Would Merely Curtail Sales By Millers

Flour Rationing Plan Advanced By Anderson  Fleur to Bakers   Flour to Bakers May Be Slashed By 25 Per Cent

MAY DECIDE T0 RATION FLOUR THROUGH MILLS   Anderson Taking Final Look at Wheat Situation in Nation

FLOUR RATION WITHOUT BOOKS STUDIEDBYU,S.   Cut In Sales To Bakers And Retailers Hangs Fire Pending Report

Would Not Demand Coupons, May Cut Orders fo Retailers   Government Takes Another Look into Wheat Situation

Officials Study Flour Rationing  Consider Cutting Supplies te Bakers

MAY ORDER MILLERS 10 CUT SALES   Anderson Taking Final Look At Wheat Situation

Nation Is Facing Flour Rationing Without Coupon:   Decision Depends On Report On Wheat Crops Today

Flour Rationing  Plan Considered       Anderson.’ May May. ‘Make Sl eorsion- Miter Reteiy: ing Crop” Report To dav.

Flour Ration  Plans Studied In Washington   Rationing Minus Coupor Scrutinized As U. S. Tries To Find Ways To End Shortages

Gov't Officials Consider Wheat Rationing Plan   Anderson Takes Final Look At Supply ‘ Before Giving Order

Suit Is Filed Against Bendix By Government  Cites Illegal System Of histributine

Belgian Heads  Finance Group   Camille Gutt Elected Managing Director Of Tnternational Monetary Fund.

Butter Prices ‘To Drop Soon   More Butter At A Lower Price Seen For First Of  Year By Evner? -

Britain Asked  U. S. to “Scare” Japs Long Before Attack on Hawaii

REPORT SHOWS WAR SUARE WAS URGED   Secret Dispaches Asked FDR To  Warn Japanese

MERCURY DIPS AS COLD. WAVE SWEEPS STATE   Spencer Has Lowest of 4 Above; Mason City Shivers in 5 Above

394 JAP WAR PLANTS SEIZED BY M’ARTHUR   Many To Be Given To Allied Nations For Reparations

Jap War Plants Seized by Yanks   Some to go to All Allied Nations As Reparations

Jap, War Plants To Allied Nations For Reparations        MacArthur es BD! Aiveralt Firms, Aruy Navy Arsenals and  Other Matetiel

MacArthur Issues New Order  Japan’s War Plants Are Seized; May Be Used To Help Pay Reparations

394 War Plants Of Japanese Are Seized, Put Under Guard; May Be Use As Reparations

MacArthur Seizes  Jap War Plants   Indicates That Many Of 394 Factories May  Go as Reparations

Jap War Plants Seized And Held  For Reparations   Hundreds of Vv ‘ast Arma_gment-Plants Left Intact Under Bombings.

SEIZED JAP WAR PLANTS MAY 60. AS REPARATIONS   Over 394 Plane Factories, Arsenals and Laboratories  placed Under U. 5. Guard— Many. May Be Marked as Allied Reparations

War Plants In Japan Are Seized   Many Factories to Go into Allied Hands In Reparations Plan

Japanese War Plants Placed Under Guard ©   To Go To Allies As Reparations

Jap War Plants Pat Under Guard   Aircraft Plants, Arsenals. Laboratories Seized By MacArthur Order

Japanese War Plants Seized By MacArthur   Allied Nations Get Factories As Reparations

JAPANESE WAR PLANTS SEIZED BY ORDER OF MACARTHUR; MAY "BE GIVEN ALLIES FOR DERTS

WAR PLANTS IN JAPAN GUARDED   Gen. MacArthur Order:  Factories Held for '  Reparations

AIR CORPS REVEALS PARACHUTE BRAKES   Device Slows Fall of Heavy  PaAimrmen®

Recount of Falls  Vote Requested Defeated Candidate Opens Proceedings

Recount of  of Falls Voie Requested  Defeated Comdidate - Ovens Proceedings

Way Cleared For GI Dependents   Start Trek When Conditions Adequate

ALL GI WIVES. ELIGIBLE TO G0 OVERSEAS   Distinction of Rank Is. Removed ; Other Difficulties  I.oom —

Explosion Occurs As 240 People Attended Father-Sorl Banquet; Pianist At Another Church Is Victim Of Blast   TWO PERSONS ARE INJURED SERIOUSLY

Indian Clashes Spreading   Four Killed In Moslem, Hindu Riots In Three Provinces

Communal Clashe: Spread in India   Three Indian Provinces Report Strife After Calcutta Riots

DETROIT NMRY WORKERS QUIT   Estimated 750,000 Get No Milk; Cans Dumped By Farmers

MILLION ARE WIPROUT POLK N DETROIT   : Strike Affects Dairies Serving  70 Per Cent of City

NEW PRESIDENT 1S INAUGURATED IN PHILIPPINES   Roxas Pledges Cooperaties: With United States In Address   ASKS DISARMING OF PEASANT GUERRILLAS

Roxas, New Philippines President Inaugurated   Island Leader Pledges End Of Lawlessness And A Free, Law - Abiding Nation, Closely Associated With The United States

Roxas Becomes  Nation’s Head   Philippines Inaugurate New President

Manuel A. Roxas Ts Inaugurated   President Installed _ Amid Debris of Wa

Roxas Pledges Free Nation  Filipino President T., Keen UU. S. Ties

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Philippines Inaugurate New Leader     President Pledges Close  Relations With The U.S.

Roxas, in Inaugural Speech, Pledges End fo Lawlessness in Philippines

PHILIPPINES GET NEW PRESIDENT   End To Lawlessness Is Pledged: Independence Comes July 4

cMBASSIES MIX ON HOOLIGANISM   Russian And U.S. Envoys Battle Over Antics Of Junior Clerk

Red Foreign Office, State Department At Odds! Over ‘Hooliganism’ Charge Against U.S. Clerk

Car Crash Victim Fights for Life  Terald Hanekin Has Brain Concussion

Jackson Act  Not Advised   President Declares Justice Issued Statement Despite Request.

Jackson Ignored Truman Request   Justice Asked To Consult President

Jackson Spurned Truman Request  Refused to Confer With President

Jackson Ienored Trumar  Plea To Delay Charges   President Says He Asked. Justice To Discuss Statement. With Him Before Issuing Tt

Jackson Told Truman of  Black Feud   President Suggested Consulation Before Issuing fo Charges

President Asked Meeting Prior To Court Charge   Justice Jackson Wired Truman Before Release

Jackson Ignored Requested Delay. President Says .   Truman Says He Asked Consultation Before Blast at Black Issued

President Refused To Comment When Asked } He Thought Jackson and Black Should Resign.

JACKSON BLAST AT BLACK MADE AFTER PRESIDENT ASKED IT BE. RECONSIDERED. TRUMAN REVEALS

Iruman Requested Consultation Before High Court Attack  President Says Jacksor Wired Him Sunday of Sintoament’s Release

JACKSON DIDN'T WAIT ON CHIEF   President Reveals He Had Asked Justice To Delay Blast at Black

President's Plea Ignored By Jackson   Truman Sought Consultation Before Attack

JACKSON ISSUED HIS STATEMENT CRITICIZING BLACK   Was Made Despite a Presidential Request For Prior Consultation.   NO WORD OF RESIGNING   President Truman Had Received No Intimation of Such a Move.

RULE TEACHERS IN PENSION PLAN   Court Says Educators Due Iowa Retirement

Incumbent Will Face Bricker In Fall Campaian   Lausche, Tom Herbert Choices For Governor

All Incumbent State Office Holders Renominated; Paul Herbert Easy Victor Over Milligan

Dismissal of Case   Judge’s “Guilty,” “Anarchy” Comments Against U.M. W. Head

ayvo.of Two World Wars Is Symbal. Of Justice, and Righteousness; Reiains a ‘Faith That Would Move Mountains 

PAULEY PROBE RECALLS ICKES   Return Evokes Blast From Gibson, Who Terms Ole Curmudgeon ‘Windbag’

Return of Fuel Ration Is Forecast   Interior Secretary Krug Says Effect of Coal Shortage Will Be Felt Even if Strike Ends

Stelle’s Attack on Bradley Makes Him Target of Veteran:   Congressional Investigation of Legion Command er May Be Asked

W.C., Friends Remind One’ Of Hitler, He Says   Crusade Against Reds Would Fail; Claims Pact No More Than ‘Piece Of Paper’

ALSO ASSERTS BRITON FANS WAR FLAMES   Red Leader Quoted as Declaring Fulton Speech of Briton Dangerous—Full of “Lies” About Soviet Policy.

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CIO Units Back G. E. Pickets, Threaten Strike  150,000 Pledge Support Tn Philadelnhia Cricic

Breakdown of UNRRA in China Due to ‘Mishandling’, Termed Tragedy to Stricken Country

China’s Failure in Handling UNRRA Relief Is Tragedy  Famine Conditions Terrible There

TRAGIC BREAKDOWN OF CHINESE RELIEF DISTRIBUTION LAID TO. MISHANDLING. POLITICAL USE

Today’s Outlook   By DeWITT MacKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

Fabricators Press for  Price Relief   Caught in Squeeze Between Wage Rise And Higher Steel

FABRICATORS SEEK RELIEF   Wire Snyder Increased Pay Impossible at Present Price of Products

Delay Action On Hospital At lowa City   Executive Council Puts Off Purchase of Site for  $3,700,000 Project

VETO FRANCO COMPROMISE   Reds Block Approval of Plan to Turn Issue Over to As sembly

Unanimous Approval Of Compromise Proposal On  Spain Blocked By Russia

Russ Bloek America? °g Plan Before UN On Spair   Soviet Holding Out For Immediate Actior  By Council Against  Franco Government

Unanmous Action On Spanish Plan Blocked By Reds   Rebuff Security Counci “Plea for “(No Recommendation” Report   IMMEDIATE COUNCIL ACTION DEMANDED   Gromyko Calis for Move ‘Against Franco; May Veto Present Measure

OPA Officials Charge Packers “Refuse Cattle   Thirty Day Probe Shows Dealers Can Buy at Ceilings

CPA HOLDS LARGE PACKERS CAN RUN PLANTS AT PROFIT   Agency’s Investigators at Kansas City Find Big Four Is “Just Refusing to Buy” Cattle.   BIDS THEY SUBMIT CALLED RIDICULOUS   Enforcement Attorneys Charge Group With Lack of Serious Effort to Continue Operations.

Hold The Price Line  Goodland Asks Landlords To Cancel Rent Boosts, Evictions   No Power

Governor Asks Rent Increases Be Held Back   Appeals to Landlords in Radio Talk: Waits Coanarass Action

\GoodlandAsksLandlords To Cancel Rent Hikes,  [Eviction Proceedings

Unions Reject Compromise In Ship Strike   Walkout Set Friday Unless Hours  Cut or Pay Hiked

Joseph Curran, Union Head, Tells House Committee That Seamen’s Work Must Be Cut or Pay Raised.   56-HOUR-WEEK IS BITTER CONTROVERSY

Ship Tieup Is Scheduled For Friday   ‘Long and Bitter Strike’ Forecast By Union Leader

Chances Improved For Agreement In Maritime Dispute:   Gov't Hopes Pinned On Overtime Pay Proposal: Curran Says Seamen Will Fight to Get Same Treatment. Accorded Other Workers.

Shipping Heac Promises Long, Bitter Strike   Hope Held ‘for Working Conditions, Hours. Settlement

SAYS SEAMEN REJECT NEW WORK PLAN   spokesman for Ship Owners Reports Spurning of Compromise Offer on Hours — Long Strike Threatened.

Sailors’ Union Rejects Offer on Work Week   Maritime Strike Starting Friday Now Seems Inevitable  (FARLIER STORY: Pare 6)

Curran Predicts Long And Bitter Seamen's Strike   Unless, Of Course, Work Week Is Cut And Wages Boosted

Maritime Union Chief Says Strike Will Occur if Hours Issue Unsettled

U. S. To Impose New Ship Pay   Government Ready Ta Force Settlement  Of Strike

Seamen Said To Have Rejected Company Offer   Long And Bitter Strike Predicted By Union Head

Maritime Pact ‘Sighted;’ NMU Leader Defiant   Settlement Predicted Today; Union Head Reiterates Threat   BULLETIN

Maritime Strike Set For Friday   Union Chief Curran Sees Long and Bitter Strike In Offing   Settlement Predicted

Seamen Reject Offer: Long Strike Impends   Congress Gr oup Informed of Compromise Rejection—Curran,. Union Head, Warns of Bitterness

Refuse Day Off With Pay; Some Hope for Truce   CIO Leader Says Strike Will Begin Friday at Midnight Unless Work-week Is Cut

Curran Predicts ‘Long, Bitfer’ Seamen's Strike   Union Boss Testifies Before House Labor Committee

‘Maritime Dispute May End Today   Pressure Put On Union and  Negotiators

FloutCompromise Dn Strike, Issues   The Unions Reject Offer; __ Spokesman Predicts : “Bitter Strike”   “SCORES TRUMAN, NAVY   ree Days Remain Before . Time Set for Abandoning Ships :

Say. Union Rejects _ An Offer   ‘But Federal. Conciliators Are Optimistic  Of Early Settlement Of Maritime Dismite

Agreement Imminent ‘As Goverment Puts Pressure On Leaders   Sources Close To Negotiations Report That Agreement On New Contract May Be Completed Before Today’s Sessions Are Ended

STRIKE MAY BEGIN FRIDAY   Seamen Ask Shorter Work Week Or Boost In Pay

MARITIME STRIKE ON FRIDAY WOULD TIE UP SHIPPING  CURRAN, CIO LEADER, PROMISES BITTER WAR

QUESTION OF HOURS 7? PROBLEM   Strike To Start , ts At Midnight a 7 Friday \.,

Curran Alse Declares ‘Long, Bitter’ Strike Will Begin on June 14 Midnight

Shipping Strike May Be Averted   But Curran Sees ‘Bitter’ Conflict If Hours Issue Isn’t Settled

EW COMPROMISE IS REFUSED BY THE UNIONS INVOLVEL   Frank J. Taylor, Spokesmar for Ship Operators, Reported Today.   REGARDING WORK WEEK   A “Long and Bitter Strike’ Will Begin Friday Says Curran.

Sailors’ Union Rejects Offer ~ Work Week   Maritime Strike Starting Friday Now Seems Inevitable

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTE , COMING LATER TODAY

Bitter Battle Predicted By Union Leader   “Work Cut Or Pay Boost” ls Demanded

Long and Bitter Strike to Start Friday Midnight  Work-Week Must B Cut Or Pay Hiked

Conciliators See Thursday Maritime Strike Settlement   Operators Spokesman Says Unions Reject Compromise Offer

Seaman Union Rejects Offer   Curran Predicts Long, Bitter Strike Unless Work Hours Cut or Pay Boosted

Maritime Strike Still Hinges On Working Hours   Settlement Hopes High With Deadline Due Friday Night

Curran Asserts ‘Long, Bitter’ Strike To Begin   Arbitration of Row Also Refused by NMU, Taylor Avers

Day Off With Pay For Bach ~ Week At Sea   Offer Turned Down By Nae  tional Maritime Unious, Opcrators’ Spokesmat Renorts   Says Union's Plea Lacks “Sincerily”   Union Leader Declares “We , Ave Going to Fight to  i Get Protection For  i Senmen”

SAYS SEIZURE THREAT DELAYS NEGOTIATIONS   Offers to Reward Seamen for Remaining on 56-Hour Week

Ship Unions Reject Offer   Curran Predicts Long and Bitter Shipping Strike

Compromise Offer Rejected by Unior   Maritime Union Head Views Lona, Bitter Strike Ahead

Union President Promises ‘Long, Bitter Strike   Ship Operators Propose Day Off With Pay For Each Week Worked At Sea

Maritime Strike Issue Rests on  — Working Heirs   Only Settlement - of. That °. Dispute Will’ Prevent — -Tieup, Curran Says

-AMEN’S CHIE EDICTS LONG, TTER STRIKE   Settlement Hopes Persist”

Unions Pledge To Walk Off Jobs   Long, Bitter Strike Is Latest Answer  To Operators

Curran Says ‘Long, Bitter’ Strike Ahead   Offer Of Day Off With Pay For Each Week At Sea Reiected.,

SEAMEN TURN DOWN PLAN FOR NEW WORK WEEK   Compromise Plan Refused; Settlement Predicted By  a i t PR Ee BOSS

Union “No” To Shipping Compromise   A New Work-Week Offer Turned Down, Spokesman Reports-Lona Strike ts Seen

Curran Threatens “Long And Bitter Strike” If No Wage Boost Is Granted

Seamen Reject Compromise by Ship Operators   Joseph Curran Says Maritime Workers’ Hours Must Be Cut Or Pay Increased

Seamen Reject New Compromise Offer   Officials Involved in Negotiations Express Confidence of Settlement: of Strike Threat in Spite of Union Chieftain’s Gloomy Testimony

Mass Meetings Of CIO Ship. Workers Slated Thursday —   New Compromise Offer Rejected But Officials Still See Settlement

New Proposal For Truce Is Turned Down   “We Wilf Fight” Is Ultimatum Of Maritime Chief

New Plan in Ship Strike Is Refused   Opposing Sides in Maritime Labor Issue Had Been Inching Closer Together Today

Working Hour Question Seen As Key To Difficulty; Government Increasing Pressure On Union, Shippina Neprotiators.   CLAIM UNION PLEA LACKS SINCERITY

CURRAN SEES — LONG STRIKE   Assails President, Asserts Seamen’s Demands Must Be Met

MUST SETTLE HOUR AND WAGE ISSUE, HE SAYS   Operators Accuse Seamen of [nsincer iter in Li ity in Hours De mand

News Day And Nig   Spokesman Says Walko Starts Fridav Cnless Wor Week Reduced   Ope rators Doubt Union Sincerit   Express Willingness To Ar bitrate. But Claim Workers Refuse

WILL FIGHT-FOR RIGHTS, JOSEPH CURRAN SWEARS   Maritime Union President Criticizes Both Truman And Navy  Officers; Set For Long Struggle.

Chinese Ask Return of Hong Kong   Thousands of Students March on British Embassy—Other Demands

10,000 Chinese Students Stage Demonstration   Procession Marches On British Embassy To Demand Hong Kong

HOUSE VIRTUALLY REPEALS GOVERNMENT PRICE CONTROL   OPA Directed Te Make Drastic Overhaul In Cetimgs; Legislators Also Vote To End Federal Subsidies By First Of January In Uproarious Night Session

Chamber Limits Ageney’s Life To Nine Months   Move to Drop Price Controls on Meat Is  Defeated; Overhaul Of Ceilings Voted

Uproarious Night Session Held  in Lower’ House - Load OPA Bill With - Restrictions:  - Amendment Loses

Controls Over Meat Ended,But Restored In Final Roll Call   Porter Calls Measure ‘Repeal of Price Control’ As Amendment Passes Requiring Major Overhaul af Present Cejllinss’

Cost-Plus Amendment  Is Passed   Proposal To Drop Controls On Meat Loses In Roll Call

Truman Policy Dealt Blow By Angry House   Also Votes To Gall..Halt On Meat Prices, New Ceilinas

14 CANDIDATES SEEK 3 POSTS   Seven In Running For Governor, Five for Lt. Governor

US Needs Own Foreign Policy   Wallace Would Shy Away from British

Wallace Is For Policy ToEnd War   Secretary of Commerce Says U.S. Must Form Clear and Realistic  Prooram   Asks Friendliness      Reds to Try Their Idea and We'll Try Ours. He Asserts

Wallace Calls For Realistic  Foreign Policy   Denounces “Get Tough With Russia” Policy. Demands that Country Steer Separate Course

Wallace Urges Independent Foreign Policy  ‘Let Britain Fight Own Bottles ith Caw

TOWARD RUSSI   White House: Approves: Speec Calling for. Realistic For3.” eign Attitude

Opposed To Being Tough With Russia   Would Not Always Side With British

Wallace Urges Clear U.S. Policy   Avoid British Or  Russian Leanings

Wallace Asserts U. §. Must Form Foreign Policy   Realistic Approach Required To Avoid Another World War

“British Imperialistic Policy” Will Lead United States To War Unless Own Independent Foreign Policy Is Set-Up, Wallace Says

Wallace Says U. S. Needs A Foreign Policy   SECRETARY SAYS CLEAR STATEMENT MUST BE MADE

FIRM STAND [3 HELD HOPE FOR WORLD PEACE   White House-Approved Talk Sets Up Distinct Plan For Foreign Affairs

Wallace Attacks “Get Tough With Russia’ Policy:   Says Nation Needs Clear Cut Foreign  Policy of Its Own

WALLACE GIVES OWN PLAN TO PREVENT WAR   Claims U. S. Must Develop Independent Foreign Policy Now

WALLACE URGES AMERICA’S OWN FOREIGN POLICY   CALLS ON U. S. TO STAND OFF BRITAIN, WORK WITH RUSSIA

Wallace Views on Foreign Policy in "Speech Last Night   Says Backing of British Imperialism Will Get Us Into War

America Needs Foreign Policy To Avoid War, Wallace Says   Address Denounces Idea Of ‘Get Tough With Soviet Uniow

Wallace Calls For Strong Policy To Avoid Involving This Country In New War

K. U. Housing Office As: signs Single Men Stu_dents to Dormitories

E ASSIGN VETS TO SOV   K. U. Housing Office Assigns Single Men Students to Dormitories

SNUB OF AIKEN MAY STIR ROW   Republican Fight Seen As Senator Is Passed Up For Congress Labor Post

Party Fight Hinted In Effortto Sidetrack Aiken   Pro-Labor Republican Announces He Wants Commanding Post

Republicans Quarreling Among Selves   Vermont Senator Being Opposed in His Bid for Chairmanship

GOP Fighting Looms on  Labor Chair   Conservative Faction Of Senate Aims To Sidetrack Liberal

CHAIRMANSHIP FIGHT LOOMS   GOP Group Starts Move To Sidetrack Aiken From Labor Committee

GOP ROW SEEN OVER MOVE T0 UNSEAT AIKEN   Friend Of Workers May Not Be Given Labor Chairmanship

Move To Sidetrack Aiken Is Underway   Vermonter Wants Labor Committee Chairmanship

Republican Battle Over Senator Aiken Seems Likely   Union Supporter May Be Refused  Chairmanship of Labor Committee

GOP Row Seen Over Handling Of Labor Acts   Move to Sidetrack Sen. Aiken from Labor Chairmanship Arises

GOP Row Looms Over Leadership Of Senate Group   Many Republicans Oppose Aiken For Labor Committee Chairmanship

LABOR OUTLOOK “STILL GLOOMY   Stalemates Over Country No  Nearer Settlement

HOPES FOR SHIP PEACE BLASTED   Owners Withdraw From Talks Aimed At Settlement; Strike Scene Dark

COAL OPERATORS AND LEWIS WILL CONFER AGAIN   Government, Anxious Tc Get Out Of Mining Business, Calls Parley   LITTLE OPTIMISM AS TO NEW AGREEMENT

SEEK RENEWAL OF SOFT COAL NEGOTIATIONS   Govt. Invites Owners And Union Head To Meet Sept. 10

Invite Lewis, Mine Owners To Negotiate   Government is Anxious to Return Mines to Private Owners

lewis and Mine ~~ Operators Asked TeXenew Talks   overnment Invites New Negotiations in Soft  yt Coal Fields

FRX ONSET   Government Invites Lewis As Private Owners’ Return Qauaht S

Lewis, Operators  Invited To Get On With Negotiations   Government Anxious To Return Nation’s Soft Coal Mines To Private Owners Set Stage For Meet In Washington, Sept. 10th

LEWIS INVITED TO SOFTCOAL WAGE SESSION   GOVERNMENT SEEKS TO TURN BACK SEIZED MINES

Mine Owners’ Lewis Asked Tc Talk Contract   Federal Mines Chief Calls Meet On September 10

lranian Propagande Chief Says Soviets Have Withdrawn   Misston to Province Reports All Red Troops Out by May 6

Scuttle Truman Plan No. 1 for Housing Agency   Consolidation Program for Bureaus Is Taft Target

SENATE KILLS OFF TRUMAN'S HOUSING PLAN   Consolidation Order For One Agency Is Discarded

HOUSING BUREAU MERGER KILLED   Two Minor Consolidation Plans Become Law At Midnight

Congress Kills Truman’s Plar  President Tried To Centralize Housing

Solons Kill Truman’s Plan For Housing   Sen. Taft Winner in Fight Against Administration

Housing Plan Of President Beaten 45-31   Truman Sought to Con. solidate Bureaus Into Single Unit

Congress Kills Truman Housing Plan   Senate Disapproves Proposal to Consolidate Bureaus

Truman Housing Agency Order Is Killed by House   Bureau Merger Under NHA Declared to Have Been Original Aim of Plar

Movie Star Muni’s Gay Drinking Party In ‘Hell’ Marred by Mysterious Death

‘Wears Now Can See Mate   Ey> Oparations Porticlly Kestore Sight After  ” 17 Years of Tatr-l  RBiindnace

Eye Operations Enable Woman To See Man Who Married Her 12 Years Ago

Bataan Hero ‘Would Share Leper’s Fate   Seeks to Enter Colony To Spend Life With Stricken Mate

Wisps Of Blond 'Hair. New. Clue In Degnan Case   Found Entangled In Rough Stairway Plank Near Honic of Suzanne Deenan

Find Hair Wisps On Stairway.   Believe Degnan Child Was Carried There By Kidnaper .

Wisps of Hair Tell Story of Kidnap Death   Officers Trace Movements of Sadistic Killer

Find New Clue  Tn Degnan Case   Several Wisps Of Blond Hair Matching Suzanne's Found On Stairs.

Wisps of Hair Found as Police Hurt For Killer   Entangled in Plank Sta‘rway in Rear  of Apartment Home

WISPS OF HAIR HOLD CLUE IN KIDNAP GASE   Found Snagged In Stairs A Building Near Degnans

Officers Work On New Clues In Kidnap Case  Wisps of Hair Matc! Deanan Girl’s

U.S, WORLD ROLE HELD TIED TO BRITISH LOAN   if Issue Fails Russia Will Be Big Power, Leader Says

Continue Debate On British Loan  Pro and Con Opinions Hoard in Hous

HOUSE LEADER BACKS LOAN ACT   Rep. McCormack Says Brit ish Credit Necessary Step

VOTE NEAR ON BRITISH LOAN   McCormack Calls It Necessary To U. S. Role In World Affairs   DEBATE IS STILL HOT

Solon'Con tends U. ‘Sy Mase Step Out-and Be: Recognized as ;  Fyest: Nation

House Hears Loan Plea   Failure to Aid Britain Means Soviets Will Gain Influence

House Leader Pleads For British Loan   Rep. McCormack Argues “Qur Necessary Role in World Affairs” Requires Ratification of Credit Bill.

Truman Billed For Political Talk Tonight   President Expected To Deliver Hard-Hitting Speech At Dinner

Truman To Give Address Tonight   Jackson Day Dinners Will Hear President

Truman To Talk Politics   _Jackson Day Diners Promised a Hard-   Hitting Democratic Speech By President

HARD-HITTING TRUMAN TALK IS EXPECTED   Address Tonight at Jackson Day Banquet Will Be His First Avowed Political Speech Since He Became President.

Truman to Make Significant Speech Tonight  Jackson Day Address Will Be Page One Dalthaer Q@aw Aided

TRUMAN BILLED FOR JACKSON DAY KEYNOTE SPEECH   PRESIDENT TO GIVE POLITICAL ADDRESS IN CAPITAL TONIGHT

TRUMAN TO GIVE STRONG SPEECH   Talk Will Feature Party's Jackson Day Dinners

Truman's Talk Is Expected To Be Hard Hitting   Will Be First Political Address President Has Made.

President's Jackson Day Speech To Be Hard-Hitting Political Talk, Aides Say

Truman Billed for a Hard-Hitting Speech   Address*Tonight Will Keynote Democrats’ Jackson Day Dinner

Truman To Give Front Page Talk   Mein speaker at Jackson Day Dinner

TRUMAN TO PRESENT BLUNT, POLITICAL TALK 9:15 TONIGHT   HARD-HITTING SPEECH EXPECTED TO BE ABOUT LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM

‘Admittedly Political Talk ....  President’s “Jackson Day” Speech To Be Hard-Hitting

President’s Jackson Day Speech To Be Hard-Hitting Political Address, Aides Say   Will Be Truman’s First Avowed Political Address Since Becoming Chief Executive

‘Hard-Hitting Talk Promised   Truman Will Keynote Jackson Fetes Tonight

TRUMAN WILL TALK POLITICS AT JACKSON DAY DINNER   Billed As Avowed Political Speech; Keynotes Dinner  To Boest Coffers

TRUMAN PLANS HEATED SPEECH   Will Discuss Politica! Issues At Jackson Day Dinner

PRESIDENT TRUMAN WILL TALK TONIGHT   Billed For a Hard-Hitting Speech io Keynote Jackson Day Dinners.

EXPECT Quick BARUCH OKAY   Former Rubber King Will Accept Atom Post

Baruch Says He Will Accept Job   Senators Forecast Speedy Approval of Nomination

Quick O. K. On  Baruch Seen Lawmakers Hear They Will Be Kept Informed

To Represent  U.S.On UN Atom Energy Group   Legislators To Be Informed Of Progress In Setting Up International Controls

Speedy Approval ‘Of Baruch Seen:  Senate Pleased   Presidential Choice lor. Atomic Post Plas Con fidence of Solons.

Barach’s Appointment To Atom Commission to Receive Quick Approval

Baruch Finds Senate Favor In Atom Job   Traman Promises Congress Full Data On Power Parley

Baruch Is Favorable To Senate   Speedy Approval Seen For Truman's Latest Appointee

Speedy Okay Forecast On Baruch Appointmen   President Tells Legislators Of Plan Tc  Give Information On Atom

Speedy Approval ‘Of Baruch Seen;  Senate Pleased   Presidential Choice For _ Atomic Post Has .Con#4 ence of Solons..

FOR APPOINTMENT   Baruch Is Favored as DeleBate to Atomic Energy Commission

Speedy Approval Seen for Baruch   Senate Pleased Over His Nemination to UNO AcRaoambh Pact

Believes Stalin Ignorant Canada Being Made Red Spy Headquarters   Forecast Speedy Approval of Baruch On UNO Atom Group

SPEEDY BARUCH APPROVAL SEEN   Truman Promises Full Information On Atom Action

QUICK APPROVAL OF BARUCH SEEN   Appointed By Truman As U. S. Representative On UN Atomie Energy Commission.

Melee Against  Allies Causes Yankee Alert   Recurrences of Trieste Demonstrations Said  Possible

Americans Denied ‘Are Expected to Flare Again   Anti-Allied Riots Are Expected to Flare Again

Yank Trieste Passes Lifted  New Violence Flares In Big-Power Protest

Americans Denied Are Expected to Flare Again  Anti-Allied Riots Are Expected

New Disorder In Trieste  Now Feared   American Troops Are Being Ordered to Remain in Barracks

‘Church Meeting Is Acclaimed for ‘Step Forward in Race Relations’

Federal. Council Hits Jim Crowism   Protestant Negro Leaders Segregation Pattern

CHURCH LEADERS HAIL NEW POLICY   Pattern Of Segregation Re jected By Council

Negroes Hail Churches’ Act As Significant   Protestant Council Adopts Policy Against Jim Crowism

Dewey Opens Last Lap of Campaign For Re-electior   GOP Nominee Will Recite Farm Gains in Radio Address Tonight

iU. S. Assails Reds’ Looting Of Nation Soviets Blamed For ‘Chaos’ In Huncarv

RUSSIA GETS CRITICISM FOR CHAOS  Russia ‘Is Charged   Russia Is Charged With Taking Food Needed by Hungary

FOOD SUPPLY AND FACTORY STOCK LOOTED   BLAST AT RUSSIANS ACCUSES THEM OF CREATING CHAOS

BITTER FIGHT PREDICTED IN NOV. ELECTION   Sweeping Organization Victories Scored In Primaries

Lines Drawn for Stiff Fight for State Ticket and Congress Seats in November Election.

WAXAHACHIE:PLAYS. ‘MOST     Sunday Was A Special T eat for Johnny Camera

LABOR FRONT:   House Committee Calls Krug; Will Check Fuel Move:

Krug Called For Testimony Today   Will Tell Why Government Not Ready To Move Gas From Texas

Italy Is Voted Place in Monetary Fund  Regains Foothold in World's  Familu af Natione

Judge Grapples With Defendant   Man Struck Woman Witness During Conference; Judge Comes To Rescue

Judge, 69, Throws 6 Foot, 3 Inch Hefty In Court—Not Once But Twice

M08 TRAMPLES DOWN NEGROES   State Guard Called Out As Whites Hunt Man In Fist Fight

RACIAL STRIFE HITS ALABAMA   Mob of 500 Whites Clears Town of Negroes

Whites, Negroes Fight in Alabama   500 Participate in Row Started by Trio of Men

See Railroad  Decisions Today   Arbitration Boards To Present Wage Plans

Two British Soldiers Are Killed by Arabs, Is ‘Report; Eight Bridges Blown

Police Blame Jewish Terrorists for Widesnrecd Disorders in Palestine

Bridges Blasted, Soldiers Killed. ... .  Widespread Terror Grips Palestine During Night: Entire Village Arrested

British Officers Killed By Arabs   Entire Population Of Jewish Settlement Of Beth Haavara Placed Under Arrest By Palestine Police

Arab Marchers Kill 2 English Soldiers   Holy Land Stirred by Reported Plan to Deport Zionist Leaders

Entire Population Of Palestine Village Arrested   Bridges Blown In Widespread Terroris Action Last Night

Jews Arrested After Night of Wide Disorders   Jewish Terrorists Blamed for Destruction Of Eight Railroad and Highway Structures

Eight Bridges — Blown Up; Two Britons Killed   Entire Population Of One Jewish Settlement Put Under Arrest.

BRITISH ARREST ALL RESIDENTS OF SMALL CITY   Arab Marchers Slay Two Britons; Eight Bridges Blasted

PALESTINE POLICE ARREST JEWISH POPULACE OF ONE COMMUNITY AFTER RIOTING

New Wave Of Terror  Sweeping Palestine   Entire Population Of Jewish Village Seize: After Bridges Blasted, Two British Soldiers Slain In Clashes With Arab Marchers

Palestine Mobs Blast Bridges   ' Krab Marchers Kill 2 British Soldiers: Mass Arrests

British Try To Halt Fact Riots   Population of Entire Town Arrested After 2 Are Killed

Report Mass Jew Arrest   All Persons in Palestine Village Held After Night of Terror

ee S..séiésaet”*é~‘C.  DEATH TOLL RAISES TO 14. 1N CLEVELAND BLAZE

TEXAS LABOR PICTURE IMPROVED BUT STILL NOT BRIGHT AS SOME 7500 REMAIN AWAY-FROM IOBS

Big Four Parley is Cancelled   Secret Meetings of Foreign Ministers‘ Deputies Revealed By Soviet Attack

big 4 Deputies Cancel Plans For Meeting   Follows Sovict Charge U. S., Britain -vade Commitments

Big Four Suddenly Cancel Meet Russ Blast English,  --F rc ™. 2k.

BIG-4 CANCEL MEETING ON PEACE ISSUES   After Bitter Soviet Attack

Russia Accuses U. $., Britain of Evading Accords   Yugoslavia Threatens Not To Sign Pact: if French Line Is OK‘d

Minister Aides Cancel Treaty Conferences   Delay After Russians Attack Western Tactic: In Previous Meetings

BIG FOUR MINISTERS CANCEL MEETING   American, British Tactics Are Scored Rv Soviet Iinion

‘Fighting Lady’ Floats Nine Hours Before Giving in to Bomb Damage

[2 Small Craft Downed; Million Tons of Water Hurled 2 Miles IntoSky

18-YEAR DRAFT” IS DEADLOCKED   Rep. Short Challenges Views of Rep Andrews’ Proxy

Andrews Prox) Vote on Draft: Is Challenged:   Conferees Deadlocked 3 te 3 on 18-Year-Old — Youth Induction

‘DIOGENES’ STILL IN HONESTY CAMPAIGN   springfield Politician Ups Purse To $5

PROPOSAL OF SHIP OWNERS TURNED DOWN   Union Brands New Offer As  “Impractical”

Shipping Union Thwarts Pian to Settle Dispute   Cffer of Day Off .iy.Port for Every 14 at Sean Rejected

Gloomy Outlook On Pros. pects For Averting Maritime Strike Friday Midnight   CURRAN, BRIDGES, CONFER WITH MURRAY  TTT £2 AM ew Se ee Ve eee Ze ee one

SAILOR UNION TURNED DOWN LATEST. MOVE   SHIP OWNERS’ PROPOSAL FOR SETTLEMENT OF HOURS DISPUTE REJECTED » EARLY TODAY

JAP CONDITIONS ARE DESCRIBED   Not Too Much Trouble  Experienced By U. S. Troops In Nippon

New Japan Rising from Defeat Year Ago: How Peace Stirred World August 14, 1945.

Vast Changes Brought During Past 12 Months   People Becoming  Loyal To MacArthur

ITALO PEACE TREATY SHELVED BY BIG FOUR TO APPEASE RUSSIA   Byrnes Shiffs Scene To Bal kan Areas

Big Four Parley Shifts Efforts To Balkan Problems   Deadlocked Italian Peace Treaty Proposals Are Temporarily Shelved  At Paris   BYRNES CAUSES SHIFT IN PLANS

BRADLEY BLASTS HEARTLESS U. S,   VA Chief Bitterly Denounces ‘Indifference Toward Returning Veterans’

CALLOUS ABOUT VETS—BRADLEY   VA Administrator Delivers Stinging Rebuke To “Heartless” People

Suffering Not Over, Bradley Reminds U. S.   VA Chief Denounces The “Heartless” American People For Attitude Toward Veterans

Heartlessness In U.S. Scored   Head of VA Critical Of American Apathy Toward Veterans.

BRADLEY HITS INDIFFERENCE   SAYS HEARTLESS AMERICA FORGETS CASUALTIES

Bradley Raps U.S. Apathy Toward Vets   Suffering Of War Is Not Over Yet”

U.S. ‘Heartless Toward Vets, Bradley Says   Charges Apathy Toward Wounded, Jobless, Homeless

BRADLEY HITS U.S. ON VET ATTITUDE   Blasts Americans For Apathy Toward Returning Veterans

“HEARTLESS” AMERICANS RAPPED Bradley Denounces Apathy, Indifference To Veterans

Weat Union Memorial Hospital Drive In June   450,000 Asked In County-wide Driv Match Goal Set for West Union

U. 5. SUBS SANK JAPVESSELS ON SIGHT   Nimitz Testimony Introduced -ot Trial.

FOUR BUILDINGS WERE DESTROYED   And Two Others Damag: ed By Fire At Canton.

65 Cent Minimum In Most Instances  Thousands Of Coninaas Mill Workers Get Hikes

Burlington Mills Employees Get Second Raise In Wages -In12Months OnFebruary4

Stettinius Will Probably See Franco Debate Through Before Quitting U.N. Post   However State Department Declares Resiqnation Will Take Effect Immediately

Stettinius’ Turkish Quake idle in U.N. Toll May Run is in Doubt Intel housands

STETTINIUS MAY GARRY ON WITH WORLD COUNCIL   U. S. Delegate Expected Ti Take Part in Franco Debate Before Quitting

JAP HOARD OF PRECIOUS METAI IS UNCOVERED   Two Billion Dollars Worth Hidden Under- Dock

Argentina Demands Discard of Veto  As General Debate  Opens in Assembly

U.N. Cheers Conciliation  By Russians  Three Proposals Pass to Debate: As Powers Agree

Soviet Attitude Of Conciliation Cheers Assembly  U. S. Delegate Hails Action as Evidence  That UN. Can Work

Delegates Pleased With Soviet Stand   Committee Will Put Question On Agenda After General Debate

RUSSIA DROPS DEMANDS VETO NOT DEBATABLE   eee,  Britain Attacks Soviet Usage Of Veto As ‘Reckless’

Shows New Spirit Of Agreement  Russia Attacked For Reckless Use Of Veto

Russian-U, 5. Accord on Hot Veto Question   Soviet Attitude Takes a Change for Better in Assembly

RUSSIANS DROP FIGHT ON VEE   New Spirit Of Agreement Shown At Meeting Of United Nations

Soviet Demand On Veto Issue Is Withdrawn   ‘Reckless Use’ of Power in Council Assailed by British

Russ Drop Fight On Veto Hearing   Withdraw Objection, Clearing Path For Full U N. Debate of Issue

New Spirit of Agreement  Shown at U.N.   Reckless Use of Powers Flayed in General Debate

RUSSIA GIVES UP FIGHT T0 PREVENT U.N. VETO DEBATE   Reds Show New Spirit of Conciliation by Withdrawing Opposition to Other Pro posed Agenda Items.   ARGENTINA DEMANDS VETO BE DISCARDED   British Delegate Says if Its “Reckless Use” is Continued Security Council  Will Be Discredited.

Russia Showing New Spirit Of U.N. Agreement   Withdraws Her Veto Demand During Discussions in New York

Russia Abandons Demand On Bitter Veto Question   United Kingdom Attacks Soviets for Reckless Use of Veto. Power—Russia Shows Spirit nt Aareement 

SOVIETS SHOW NEW SPIRIT OF COOPERATION   Withdraw Opposition To Other Items On Agenda of U.N.

USSR Shows New Spirit In Assembly   Battle To Prevent UN Airing On Veto Abandoned By Soviet

VETO QUESTION 10 BE OPEN FOR DISCUSSION   Russia Decides to Dron All Onposition “*To General Debate

TORNADIC WIND LEAVES 8 DEAD   Heavy Rains and Hail Sweep Three Southern States

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Criticizes Nations Denying Freedom af Religion

Denial of Religious Freedom Flayed By New York Cardinal at Rome Churct

NEW JUDGE NAMED FOR TRIALS IN TOKYO   Defense May Make Use O!  Pearl Harbor Report

Movie: Starlet Sits Glumly In Jail. Tank To Serve Out Term On Speeding Charae

ASK 6 BILLION WAR FUND CUT   Truman Proposes Cutback In Appropriations and Contracts

President Asks Cut of Six Billions   Cutbacks Inelude Phases’ of AllOut War Effort

Chiang May Retire As Chinese Leader   Discussion of Economic Concessions to Russia Under Way, Generalissimo Asserts

Chiang Declines To Elaborate...  Discussions Under Way Looking To Concessions To Russians By Chinese

‘CONCESSIONS’ ASKED FROM CHINA BY REDS   Chiang Tells Of Discussions On Economic Program

CHIANG REVEALS VITAL TALKS ON WITH RUSSIANS   Chinese Leader, Hinting at Retirement, Airs Economic Concessions with Reds

RUSSIA REVEALED TO HAVE ASKED CHINESE FOR “CONCESSIONS”  CHIANG KAI-SHEK SAYS INFORMAL TALKS WITH REDS ARE UNDER WAY

Economic Concessions to Riiccig by China Discussed   Kai-Shek May Quit  Active Palitice

China Making Concessions To Russian Gov't   Chiang Kai-Shek Tells Press Conference Of Economic Concessions

Yt Cunt Va 3 Russia Secking Economic { a  i z eqeessione Hr POM . ! A ARAL. ce

Russia, China Talk Business   Chieng Admits Discussions On e  ; Again Hints He'll Quit Politics

#AYOR SMITH TES “NO” MEASURE   Petition for  4 Be Nullified Only Mknecial Election

Tax Yield Same Despite Drop in  Job Compensation Beer, Liquor, Fag, Income and Motor levies Increase

Truman Signs 333 Million Waterway Bill   Assures Resumption Of Peacetime Program By Army Engineers

Flood Control Bill Is Signed  333 Milllen Made Available a? Once

Paris Conference Justified Itself, Byrnes Believe:   Secretary of State Flying Home; Will Give Radio Report to U_S. Friday   BIG FOUR ACCORD LIKELY, HE SAYS   Predicts Yugoslavia Will Accept Italian Treaty Despite Parley Boycott

PEACE PARLEY 2 JUSTIFIED, BYRNES SAYS   Secretary, on Departure, Predicts Slavs to Accept Treaty,

Byrnes Believes Peace Cont. ‘Was Worthwhile   Will Give Radio Report to American People Fri. Night

Byrnes To Make Report To Nation On Peace Parley   Secretary Of State ~ Plans Broadcast On Dave Evidav Evanina

SECRETARY TAKES OPTIMISTIC VIEW   Byrnes is Cheerful About Apparent Failure of Peace Meeting.

BYRNES SAYS YUGOSLAVIA WILL ACCEPT TREATS    Peace Conference Justified, State Secretary Avers.

BYRNES EXPECTS Bla FOUR ACCORD AT NEXT PARLE   Expresses Belief? Yugoslavie Will Eventually Accent Italian Treaty   UPHOLDS PARIS MEETING   Says Conference Was Not Total Failure Despite Bitter Clashes

Byrnes Says Peace Meeting Did Good Work   U. S. SECRETARY SHOWS OPTIMISM OVER LABORS

BYRNES CLAIMS TALKS JUSTIFIED   Secretary Of State Believes Slavs Will ‘Come Around’

Byrnes En Route To Washington   To Report on Paris Peace Conference On His Arrival.

Byrnes Predicts Yasoslavs Wil Abide By Treaty   Secretary Hopeful About Results of  Bie Four Sessions

Byrnes Feels’ Conference  Justifies Self  Yugoslavia :  Treaty Okay Pradictac 2

BYRNES REPORT ON CONFERENCE WILL BE AIRED   Secretary Of State Takes Optimistic View Of Paris Parley

Yugoslavia Will Accept Italian Treaty, He Says   Report to Nation Is Planned Friday by American Delegate

BYRNES HOPES FOR AGREEMENT   U. S$. Secretary To Report On Peace Conference Friday Night

FIND WRECKAGE OF MISSING AIRLINER   Unknown Number Survived ‘Newfoundland Crash -

Hearings on Jap Attack Nearing End   Barkley Says They’ll Be Wound Up by Next Wednesday

Navy Plans For War in 1937 Told   Admiral Ingersoll Reveal: Was Sent to London by Roosevelt

Ingersoll Says Winds Message  Meaningless      Admiral Insists Inten t Of Japan Already  Was Known

Public Hearings On Pearl Harbor Are Nearing End   Committee To Report Findings By June 1, Barkley Announces

Seeks Extension  Of Dec. 7 Inquiry   Barkley to Make Request After Committee Meet

TO WIND UP PEARL HARBOR’ PROBE WEDNESDAY AS PUBLIC HEARING AND PLAN REPORT IN JUNE

WARREN TELLS MEAD COMMITTEE THAT CONTRACTORS  ALSO FOOTED HOTEL BILLS — OF OFFICIALS

Claims Officials Wined, Dined by War Contractors   Warren Testifies Some Even Allowed Hotel Bills Paid

REBEKAHS IN DISTRICT MEET   36th Annual Assembly Held at Bevier Monday

UNO REJECTS REDS DEMAND ON INDONESIA   Request For 5-Power Commission Voted  Down by Body

Request For Indies Probe Is Rejected      Soviet Proposal Receives Only Two Out of ~ Eleven Votes

OPA TO RETAIN RENT SCHEDULES   Shortening Is Freed From Price Controls: OPA Staff To Be Cut

SENATORS HOLD UP APPROVAL OF TRUMAN DEMAND   Administration Forces See Passage Of Stern Law By Mid-Week

STRIKE POWERS ASKED BY TRUMAN ~—FAPE BUINTING   Strong Senate Forces Are Opposed to Bill as Passed by House   MINE STRIKE MAY HELP   Administration Backers Feel UMW Tieup Will Push Measure Threugh

Senate Bloc Balks At Giving Truman Emergency Powers   Believe Continuance of ~ Coal Dispute Will : Beat Opposition

T ruman to Face F ight  In Senate   Powerful Forces Balk Giving Him  Emereenev Powers

CHINESE REDS REPORT NATIONALIST ATTAGK   Claim Three Americans Die in Strafing

1 (   Committee to Pick 50 Lucky Vets Directive Lists Priorities   For Rentine Homes To Vet  [

‘Committee to Pick 50 Lucky Vets : Directive Lists Priorities  For Renting Homes To Vets

“STRIKE EFFECTS ARE FELT FROM COAST TO COAST   ‘ U. S. Industrial Unemployment Climbs And Mass Layoffs Are Anticipated   STEEL MILLS HARD HIT   eae  More Than 40,000 Already Laid Off; Dimout Begins In Eastern States

Coal Strike Forees Mass  U, S. Idleness      [Industrial Cut Backs To Conserve Fuel Cut Deeply Into Workers’ Pay

Unemployment Soars Because Of Mine Strike   Nation Struggles to Conserve Fuel Pending Showdown With Lewis

OVER MILLION MAY BE IDLE BY NEXT WEEK   Coal Walkout © Lames Industry.

Coal Strike Hits Basie Industries   Lewis Awaits Hearing Wednesday Morning On Contempt Count — Schools Closing

Closing Of Factories Is Threatened   Industries Depending On Coal For Fuel Are Beginning To Tav Of Workers

MORE WORKERS ARE IDLED BY MINERS’ STRIKE   Production Cutbacks, Short Work Weeks, Mass Layoffs Expected Soon

Lay-offs Spread As Strike Forces Production Cuts   Mass Unemployment and More Cutbacks in Output Duce in Steel Industry

40,000 Idled In Steel Trade By Coal Block   Mass Layoffs Appear Imminent— Output OF Fifth

MASS LAYOFF OF WORKERS IMMINENT      Steel Production Already Cut One-Fifth

Coal Strike Idlac OF NNN  ANAND 4d IV   Unemployment Goes Up Steadily as Fuel Stocks Dwindle

Unemployment In Industries Passes 60,000   Many Colleges and Schools Will Extend Thanksgiving Holiday

Nation Fights To Conserve Coal Supply   One Fifth Of Steel Production Slashed Of Million Men To Be Idle By Next Week.

Unemployment In U. S. Spreading   Coal Strike Fo rces Further Cutbacks in Industry

Unemployment: Spreads As Coal Piles Dwindle, Mass Layoffs Predicted

INDUSTRIAL UNEMPLOYMENT IS CLIMBING   More Than 1,000,000 Workers to Be Idle Next Week Due to Coal Strike.

More Idled By Strike   60,000 Workers in Coal Dependent Plants Laid Off; Many Schools Shut

GuAL STRIKE HITS MEN IN OTHER FIELDS   More Than 60,000 Idle in Steel, Transportation and Other Industries as Result of Bituminous Tie-Up.

Unemployment Spreads Because ’ Of Coal Impasse   Shorter Work Week invoked to Conserve Dwindling Fuel Supply

Unemployment Rises Over U. S.; Steel Mills Cut Schedules Sharply  Schoels Closing; Mass Layoffs Coming; 40,000 Steel Workers Completely Idle

FEAR KOREAN OUTBREAKS TONIGHT      Yanks Ordered To Stay Indoors After 10 P. M.

C. G. NEEDS 800 NEW RECRUITS   Great Lakes Lifeboat Stations Periled by Lack f Manpower

TRUMAN PLEDGES SUPPORT OF U. 5. TOU. N. COUNCII   Tells Economic and Social Agency Its Job Is to Make Peace a Reality in World.   DECLARATION READ AT OPENING SESSION   President Charges the Group With Task Mobilizing Constructive Forces of Mankind for Peace.

Truman Pledges U. S. Support to Build Peace   Economic, Social Council Gets Meetings Started

U.S. Supports UNES Program  Economic And Social Council In Session

Economic Council Opens Attack on Causes of Warfare   US President Gives Pledge to Support: Social Agency

FULL SUPPORT PLEDGED U. N. SOCIAL GROUP   Truman to Back Council Effort For World Peace

U.S. To Renew Efforts To End Motors Strike   Union, Company And Mediator Talk

Company And Union Heads In Meeting  Federal Mediator   Federal Mediator To Work With Two Factions

Speed Efforts To End General Motors Strike   Corporation, Union And U. S. Officials May Convene Today

(GM Negotiations With Dewey And UAW Set To Open   Falks to Begin This after:  noon or Tomorrows Wilson, Thomas To Participate.

GM AND UNION PARLEY LISTED   Federal Mediator Arranges  Negotiating Session

MEDIATOR BEGINS TASK   Will Try for Agreement Between Qeneral Moines and C1.

Uncle Sam’s Negotiator Taking Over In GM Rift   Plans Initial Parley With Hope Of Peace

Mediator Calls — In Company And Union Leaders    Dewey Holds Informal Conferences With Both Management And Labor Officials

Dewey Goes into Acuon  Fast Action Expected In Latest Effort To Settle General Motors Dispute

Senate Points to Anti-Stnke Law   Continuing Debate Delays Adoption

UNCERTAIN ON POISON DEATHS   Toxicologist Says Further Inquiry Is Necessary As Yet

Cause of Deaths Still Not Certain   Evidences of Mercury Found in Remains of “Unele Fred” Giddings

Jap Tells of Yanks Tied to Crosses   Commander of Firing Squad Prated to Fliers About Dying “As Christ Did’

Death Toll In Texas Is  diked to 59   Drownings, Fatal Burns Add to Traffic Mishaps

TRAFFIC FATALITIES CLIMB TO 39; BURNS CLAIM 7, GUNS, FOUR  HEAVY CASUALTY LIST IS COMPILED IN STATE . SINCE FRIDAY OPENING

Violent Death For 59, Texas Records Show  Traffic Mishaps Account For 39 Batalisiac

Texas Christmas Holiday Death Toll Reaehes 53   36 Killed in Traffic Accidents, Three Shot, Six Fatally Burned

Ghost Nazi Magnate Held  Phantom Arms Maker roi ught, Siete ked by  priczean Prakhere

ANOTHER AXIS THUG CAUGHT   Steel-Coal Producer, Ranked Above Krupp in Riches, Will Face Frial

“Phantom” 1° ad Armament Maker Taken “‘y Yanks; Called Greater Than Krupp:

‘Phantom’ German Arms Maker Caught Americans Unmask Arme ment Maker More Powerful Even, Than Krupp

Capture Phantom Nazi Arms Maker   Flick Declared Greatest Single Power Behind Nazi War Machine

Ghost Nazi Arms King Is Captured   Flick, Who Acted Under Shroud of Anonymity, Surpassed Krupp.

FULTON FRAT HOUSE BURNS: STUDENT HELD   Arson Charge Is Filed Against a 22-Year-Old Westminster Youth Following Burning of Beta Theta Pi’s Home.

Fulton Fire Chief Drops Dead as Flames Destroy Fraternity House; Student Arrested on Arson Charge   Two Students Burned Seriously, 33 Escape. In Early Morning Blaze; 80-Year-Old Chief Collapses and Dies From Heart Attack

ATTEMPTS 10 REVIVE CHILD PROVE FUTILE   Tot’s Aunt To Face Murder Charge In Gary

B-29 Crashes In Nevada: 10 Believed Dead   Army Plane Was on Way From Grand Island. Neb., to Hamilton Field, Cal., Army Reports

Army Plane. Crashes In Desert   No Men Are Thought To Have Survived B-29 Disaster Today

ne eS see ED  Fight For Children Of Dead Sister Not Kidnapping — Jurv

Art Masterpieces Valued at $50,000 Disappear from Ancient German Castle

Government Seizure of Phont Properties Seen If Picketing Threatens a National Tieup   Seizure Steps Reported to Depend on Outcome of Conference Between Union ond Federal Officials Friday Afternoon

Conference Due In Washington Today on Strike   Nationwide Tieup Calls Indicated as Picket Lines Form

Action May Be Taken If Phone Tieup Resulfs   Union President to Make Effort to Have Pickets Withdrawn, Schwellenbach Told

Poultry Show Ban Covers Five States  Action No Reasen for Public Concern

International Harvester Strikers Offered 18-Cent Pay Boost to End Walkou:

‘BOUDOIR DIPLOMACY’ Lawmaker Demands U. S. Air All Seeret Pacts, Now

Communists Are Leading in Bulgaria   Parliamentary Voting Shows Reds Have 55 Per Cent Majority

Communists Top Election Ih Bulgaria   Early Returns Indicate’ Sweep Ia Parliament

BULGAR VOTING SWINGING LEFT   ‘Early Returns Show Commies with 55 Pct.

Terror Reigns In Pole Politics   Estimate 8,000 Slain During Last 10 Months

11,000,000 Poles Given:an Opportunity to Vote Sunday  Turbulent Political Campaian

Would Complete Case By February 15..... Hint Of Night Sessions To Bring Out All Facts In Pearl Harbor Story

NO MORE HOT WEATHER   Cool Spell Continues and Flora Says Scorching Days Are Over

Russian Claims Property ‘Grab Won't Injure Austria i'And He Warns Austria Not to Kick

Atom Blast Ripped Through Carrier Survey Reveals   Sides of Indepeudence Caved In By First Shock, Blandy Reports

British Want U.S. Aid in Palestine   Likely to Insist on Having Troops Before Agreeing to Immigration

Fear of Strangulation May Have Led To Goerina Suicide, Chaplain Believes

Chaplain Reveals Goering’s Fear ae Of Slow Death By Strangulation

GOERING MAY HAVE FEARED SLOW DEATH   May Have Taken Life to Avoid Possible Poor Hanging Job

HANGING DEATH   Official Communique by Probe Group Still Delayed  5

U.S. to Urge Full Financial Support UN Refugee Plan  Warren.-to Deliver Appeal Despite Red Ohiactinn to lecue

U. S. To Make Strong Appeal For Full U. N. Support Of Proposed Refugee Program   International Refugee Organization Has Been Tentatively Rejected By Russia

—UNION HEADS BACK IN CLEVELAND—  Whitney And Johnston Are Silent On Strike

LEADERS PARRY STRIKE QUERIES   ‘Ask ODT,’ Two Presidents Of Brotherhoods Retort

GI Dreams Come Tru In Bangkok— Soldier Shangri-La  Siam Pays Bill as Buck Privates Wine, Dine  in Royal Palaces; Life Like Glommane Mir nt Eeaticg Arnkinan Ninhee

BANGKOK, SIAM, IS GI’S HEAVEN   Buck Privates Live In Roval Palaces With 7-Course Dinners

GI Dreams Come True In Bangkok— Soldier Shangri-La   Siam Pays Bill as Buck Privates Wine, Dine in Royal Palaces; Life Like Chapter Out of Exotic Arabian Nights

Says Many Yanks  Feioned Illnesses   Brig. Gen. Cooke Reveaie Facts In Book, “AI But Me and Thee”

Army Aware Of Fake Symptoms   Number of Men Discharged on Feigned Disabilities Ran Into Six Figures

SECOND SCHOOL BUS IN TRAGEDY   South Carolina Smashup Costs Life; Five Sent To Hospital

FLAT REJECTION OF BRITISH PLAN VOICED BY LEADER   Shukairy Declares Unofficial Contacts Already Made With Mescow

London Also Plans To Retain Mandate   New Policy Toward Arabs and Jews Being Worked Out as Result Of U.S. Frown: on Partition

Britain Readies All-Out Drive To Stop Illegal Influx of Jews Into Palestine

British Plan New Attitude In Palestine   Policy Will Include Firm Measures To Bar Uncertified Jews

UNION OKAYS PAY INCREASE   17/2 Cents Hourly Hike For Westinghouse Salaried Workers Approved

NO AGREEMENT. “ON METHOD OF THE CHECKUPS   WORLD: COUNT OF MILITARY “BTRENGTH MAY NOT-TAKE-FLACE ‘FOR EIGHT  : MONTHS  .

Pickets Stage Demonstration   Police Break Up Mok  QF MAare Than 400

POLICE BREAK UP DETROIT PICKET MOB:   Between 40 400 and 500 Demonstrated At Stinson Plant

Near Riot !s Averted After Pickets Mass   500 Strikers Are Dispersed By Police

DISPERSE MO PICKETING AT DETROIT PLANT   No Violence Reported When Pickets Demonstrate At Stinson Plant

Police Disperse 500: C10 Pickets   No Violence Reported iz Detroit Demonstration

POLICE DISPERSE PICKETING MOB   Workers Demonstrate before Aviation Plant

Many Fishermen Turn Out polesthenel Mia dale trinieanininainecaniaraaina  Few Trout Reported Caught As Season Opens On Monday

iMany Fishermen Turn Out \Few Trout Reported Caught  As Season Opens On Monday

Temperatures   Four-Day “Cooling Off Period Gives Rival Governments Time to Get Official Information About Negotiations

Byrnes Reports To President: Russ Bitter   Far From Friendly Act, Says Moscow; Delegates Await Renhes

Russia, Iran;  Takes Rest   Soviet. Reaction Bitter—Byrnes  Off to. Canital

Reds Bitter Over Action About Iran   Secretary Byrnes Makes Re port to Truman—‘‘Cooling Off” Period

SOVIET CIRCLES BITTER QVER BYRNES PLAN   Premier Rebukes Tranian Envoy

lowa Rollback On Meat Prices 2 To 23 Cents   New Ceilings Represent Increases Of From 3 To  10 Cents Over June 30.

OPA Reveals New Ceilings For Tuesday   Prices Will Represent Hikes of 3-10 Cents Over June 30 Levels 

FIRM POLICY FOR RUSSIA PROPUSED BY ‘AFL DELEGATES              “US! Atomie Eneigy Contro! Plan

Firm Russta  Policy Urged   AFL Also Opposes Any Compromise On Atom Energy Control

AFL Convention Rejects Proposal   Won't Join CIO in Labor Foreian Policy

NAMED ON COMMITTEE   A. B. Kammerer on Public Relations Committe of Bankers.

‘Full Employment’ Phrase Removed From Truman Bill   Joint Conference Group Modifies Plan Offered by President

Draft Substitute Employment Bill  ° ntion Made of "Full Employment”

Select Language For Job Measure   House, Senate Representa tives Agree on Substitute For 'Truman’s Request

County Council Of Church Group Held In LeMars  Many Delegates Ai   Many Delegates Are Addressed By  India Missionary

County Council Of Church Group Held In LeMars   Many Delegates Are Addressed By  India Missionary

Police Ready As Buffalo Meat Goes On Sale Today  In Minneapolis Store

OHIO PASSED UP BY GHURCHILL   Briton To Continue On As Truman Visits Columbus

CHURCHILL NOT TO STOP IN OHIC WITH TRUMAN   President Will Leave Former Prime Minister at Columbus

* OF PARTY RIG   Mayor. Attacked, Premier Thors Threatened In Protaet “Against Rase

CHANGCHUN FALLS TO CHINESE REDS IN BITTER FIGHT   Pitot of Scouting Plane Sent to City Reports Last Government Strongpoint Is Burning.   SEVEN AMERICANS IN CAPITAL SAFE   Chiang Rushes Two Fresh Armies to Scene of Strife as Marshall Strives to Halt Civil War.

China Communist:  Take Changchun   Two Armies Rush North, Marshall Seeks Peace

Changchun Is Captured © by Communists   Marshall Trying to Restore Peace in China

CHINA RUSHES FRESH ARMIES TO MANCHURIA   COMMUNISTS CLAIM CAPTURE OF CHANGCHUN

Chinese Admit Changchun Held 8y Communists   Fate of Military Men, Reporters Still Unknown

CHANGCHUN IS CAPTURED BY CHINESE REDS   Government Confirms Fall of City To  Communists

Bakeries Face State Crisis, Many to Close   Bluefield Firm to Cease After Friday’s Baking, Wheeling Cuts Output

Ballot Commission Will Meet Monday   Governor Calls Session for Action on Voting lesue

KILLS MOTORMAN   Kansas City Passengers Are HH orrified—as-lron-HHts-——— Hriver

IRON SLUG KILLS: CAR MOTORMAN   SAWMILL HURLS MISSILE INTO  TROLLEY_PASSENGERS  DROP TO FLOOR.

Stabs Wrong Girl To Death In Love Fight   Beloit Woman In Drunken Fit Kills Mother Of Three Instead Of Her Love ‘Competition’

SEARCH PARTY NEAR LOLOLAND   Outpost Established on Bor der, Army Announces

Insu rgents Flay Union  Communist   Put Up Slate To Oppose Men With Communist Leanings At EU-CIO Milwaukee Parley

Phone Settlement Boost for Wages   Means About $15,000,000 For Southwestern Workers

Flood Stage On Mahoning   Many Families Being Evacuated In Youngstown Area Due To Floods

POLES’ CHARGES AGAINST SPAIN TO BE STUDIEL   UN Committee Will Also Review Report of Atomic Research by Nazis

U. N. Sub-Committee To Hold  Public Hearing On Poland’s ‘Charges Against Franco Govt.   Include Contention That Refugee Nazi Scientists Conducting Atomic Research

HEARS CHARGES AGAINST SPAIN   Poland, Others To Presen Findings During First Of Public Sessions

HEARS CHARGES AGAINST FRANCO   To Give More Evidence or Atom Research in Spain

UN Group Holds Franco Hearing   Poland’s Charges Are To Be Aired

UN Committee Holds Hearing On Polish Charge   Concerns Franco Regime in Spain

Security Council Hears Giral Report Against Generalissimo Franco’s Regime

GIRAL TO GIVE ~ FACTS ON FRANCO   Exiie Government Premier Te ‘Appear before UN

GIRAL TELLS © ABOUT REGIME OF FRANCO   Testifies Against Him At UN Public Hearing

Spanish Issue Set for Airing   U.N. Group Holds First Public Debate

County Salary Bills Passed   The House of Representatives Hud Busy Session This Morning.

Appraisal Teams Are Being Set Up  Deputies to Work With Cleminshaw Men

Appraisal Teams Are Being Set Up  Deput o Work With Cleat nshaw Men

UNIONTOWN MAN FACES CHARGES IN CAR RAGKET   Two New Charges Preferrec In Organized Car Rine

New Revenue Bill Signed Into State Law   Centralized Department Starts Operating July 1

Moslem Group Okays British Plan For India   But Will Keep Persevering For Separate State Of Pakictan

Will Ask More Aid For Schools   Education Body to Be Asked For Higher  Minimum Pay

EUROPEAN AREA   MEDITERRANEAN AREA   CARIBBEAN AREA   Vets Try Hand at Auto Designing

FIIPOPEAN AREA   MEDITERRANEAN AREA   INDIA-BURMA AREA   Vets Try Hand at Auto Destgning

Department Store Manager Comes  p  With Knockout in Battle with CPA

‘Ohioan Challenges CPA on Clothes, Emerges With Kayo in First Round

Argument Starts os Output Controller Moans Over Men’s Wear for Coming Year

Young Army Officer Handles Block Buster   Stakes Life On Law Of Probability In Tradition Of Bomb Disposal Heroes

John C. Peterson Re-Elected Head:  Of Farm Bureau   Mrs. Miles Martin Named County Social And Educational Director

JOHN PETERSON IS RE-ELECTED HEAD — OF CARROLL BUREAU   OTHER OFFICERS NAMED AT AN. NUAL MEETING; LARGEST ENROLLMENT IN HISTORY

Employers hares To Settle Issue   Strike Expected to Term: _ inate As ERSSTIHE 4 is  Sought.

RENTS SOAR, BUT RETAIL PRICES HOLD   Livestock, Grain And Textile Markets In Record Booms

Cattle, Hog, Grain, Wool Prices Rise  But Retailers Tr   But Retailers Try To Hold Prices Near OPA Levels

PRICES ARE NOT RUNNING RECORD-HIGH   However There Is Decided Tendency  Toward Increases

Retail Prices Hold. Near OPA Ceilings   Quotations on Cattle Soar to Record; Many Rents Advance

HOGS 10 $20, WHEAT SELLS AT$2 4 BU   Retail Prices in Nation Generally Hold at OPA Levels as Commodity Markets Boom.   COTTON AND WOOL IN SHARP UPTURN   Restaurants Hold Line. Except in Few Cases— Stocks Retreat After Early Advance.

Rents Advance In Some Areas; Market Change   Stock and Commodity Hikes Follow End Of  The OPA 

Retailers Hold _ At OPA Levels      Early Congressional Action Appears  Dim; Emergency State Passed ‘

Cattle, Market Quotations On Soaring Spree   Rising Clamor for Emergency State Legislation is Heard

MOST PRICES BEING HELD AT OPALEVELS   SOME RENTS RAISED AS HIGH AS 33 PER CENT

Retail Prices Remain About Same Levels   Rents Advance in Some Spots; Cattle, Hog Markets Higher:  Clamor for Action

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tx All in The Various Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

61 CANDIDATES SEEK OHIO JOBS   Democratic List Twice as Long as That of GOP

Ohio Dems Pack Slate   Leusche and Herbert ‘To Have Opposition  i: men m 422 meee nem

RIVER-HARBO BILL 1S SIGNED   Truman Asserts No Fund Beyond Normal Asked This Year

RAILROAD FREIGHT RATES INCREASED 17.6 PCT. BY ICC   Boost, Effective January 1, Will Give Carriers Nearly $1,000,000,000 More Revenue Yearly.   1942 PASSENGER FARE HIKE MADE PERMANENT   This Amounts to 10 Pct.—All Commission Members Participating in Hearing Concur in Decision.

RATE INCREASE GIVEN CARRIERS BY GOVERNMENT   ICC Authorizes Boost Of Billion Dollars Annually On Freight   PRESENT PASSENGER RATE IS UNCHANGED

ICC. Approves Freight  Rate Increases  Railrnads . Antharizad   Railroads Authorized Permanent 10% Passenger Fare Hike

Billion Dollar F reight Rate Increase Is Granted By ICC   Boosts Average About 17.6 Percent as Against 19.6 Asked by Class One Railroads—Passenger Rates Up Permanenily

Rail, Water Carriers Get Freight Rate  Inerease   Boost To Average About 17.6 Percent ‘And Cost Billion; Effective Jan. 1

17.6 PER CENT INCREASE WILL BE MADE JAN. 1      ICC Permits Freight Boost to Offset Higher Costs

F reight Rate Increases of Billion Grantec   Average Boost of 17.6 Percent Will Go Into  Effect on Jan. 1, 1947

Freight Rate Hikes Granted   Increase for Rail Carriers  Averages 17.6 Percent

KC Authorizes Average Incease Of 17.6 Per Cent Starting Jan. 1; Offsets Wane Boosts

Rail Freight Rates Hiked About 17 Pet.   Passenger Fare Hike of 1942  Made Permanent

FREIGHT RATE HIKE GRANTED      COMMISSION AWARDS IN: CREASES AVERAGIN  ABOUT 17 PERCENT -" “STARTING IAN IST-- -_---

Rail, Water Carriers Are Given Boost   Increase in Rate Scales Allowed by ICC; Roads Also Permitted to Keep Higher Fares in Force

ICC Authorize: Hikes for Rail. _ aon  res alii Wi le a us   Railroad Passenger Fare Increase Will Be Made Permanent

OPA Grants Price Boosts For Bread, Other Products   Bread Be Upped One Cent  Per Loaf

'U. S. Housing Plans Complete   Homes for Veterans Program to Stay Within Decontrol Policy

NEW HOUSING METHOD NEAR COMPLETION   Program to Be Disclosed Late Today or Early Next Week

UNO Due To Act In Iranian Case   Situation Far More Serious Now, Report

A. VISHINSKY ARGUES OVER DAY'S AGENDA   Soviet Formally Defeated on Demand for Two-Thirds Vote

Russia Defeated In Vote Dispute: Bidault Assailed   Byrnes Denies ‘Bloc’ Formed Against Reds At Peace Conference

Flood on Trinity Is Predicted   Dallas Area Has Record Rainfall In 12-Hour Period

EXCESSIVE RAIN UN  WATERSHED SENDING  STREAMS OVER BANKS DALLAS HAS ALMOST  6 INCHES; FT. WORTH OVER 4 LAST NIGHT

MAJOR FLOOD PREDICTED ON UPPER TRINITY   Three Highways In Dallas Area Blocked After Heavy Downpour

Trusteeship for East Indies  Is Possibility Dutch Government  Must Make  Ta Tilieen TW omen

Kerr Sees East Indies Placed Under the UNO   British, Dutch Express - Consternation at Statement

Says East Indies May Become Trusteeship   Dutch Question Statement by British Envoy

Trusteeship for East Indies Is Possibility   Dutch Government Must Make Its Plan Known

Congressman Accuses OPA Chief of Using hitler Propaganda Methods

Handling of Citrus Shows Nazi Trend   Used as Means to Cite “Horrible Example”

BOWLES ACCUSED OF HITLER WAYS   REP. PHILLIPS RAPS “PROPAGANDA METHODS”

Baptists Hit Segregation In Churches   Resolution Passed By State Convention

British Agent Sent Warnine   Hawaii Alerted Four Days Before Attack, Clausen Says

HEAR WARNING QF WAR GIVEN   Probers Told British Agent Gave Notification Four  Days Before Attack

U.S. Orders Idaho Meat for Europe   New Set-Aside Order Extended in Far West

Lewis And Union Makes Pleas  For Reversal   BY LILLIAN GREENWALD (INS) Staff Correspondent

LEWIS APPEAL ~-SPEEDUP-SEEN   RUPREME— COURT -MAY—TAKE UP TODAY LEGAL STUDY OF RECENT CONVIC : TION

YUGOSLAVS FIRE ON GREEK PLANE   FORCED LANDING MADE BY MILITARY CRAFT—PILOT Is INTERNED.

Slavs Riddle Greek Airplane   None of Crew Is Injured In Downed Craft

CONNALLY ASKS FREEDOM FOR TRIESTE AREA   U. §$. Senator Picks Most Controversial Issue For Talk To Conferees

Two Killed  In Chicago Home Zone   Explodes Between House And Apartment Bidg.; Seven Injured.

END OF A ‘BARREL ROLL’ Stunting Army Plane Strikes Building, Kills 2, Injures 4

lowa State Fair Enters Last Day  Previous Attendance Recarde Smachoad

TALL, DARK AND OBSOLETE  College Mate-Hunters Favo1 Personality Over Looks

THROWING OF AUID CAUSES INJURIES   Washington, Ind., Girl, 17 Disfigures Older Woman.

lowa to Observe _ Its 100th Year Of Statehood      State a Frontier in 1846, but Not Hell-raising Type

UN HOME SITE VOTE DELAYED   Committee Fails To Take Action After Proposal Of Delay By U. S.

Shipwreck Survivors Charge Crew Abandoned Duties to Loot and Drink

Charge Crewmen Looted Luggage   Duties Abandoned Following Wreck

Survivors Claim Yukon Crew Drank. Looted   Pilfering of Luggage ‘ Reported Following Ship’s Crash on Reef

Textile Probe Launched   Agents Investigating 300 Black Market Suspects

From Boston To Mississippi Agents Delve Into Giaantic Black: Market In Textiles   House Group Jumps In Probe Of Ship Profits

Investigate Black Market In Textiles,   Government Agents Probe Operations; Shortages Due To’ Tileeal Deals.

Operations In Textile Black Market Probed   U. S. Agents List 300 Suspects

SUSPECT 300:INBLACK MARKETS   Government Agents Investigating Firms And Individuals

Look Into Textile Black Market  AAA fo btnme Individualte Under Serutiny of U.S.

BLACK MARKET IN TEXTILES PROBED   Officials Receive Hundreds of Comolaini«

Textile Concerns Supected Of Black Markets Are Being Investigated By Uncle Sam

Textile Black Market Probed      Government Agents Investigate 300 Corporations And Individuals

300 FIRMS A INDIVIDUALS 10 FACE INQUIRIES   Many Millions Of Yards Of Textiles Involved ‘‘From Boston To Mississippi And From New York To The West Coast.”

Nazis Meet Nemesis at Nuernberg-- Goering Cheats Hangman by Taking Poison Defiant to the End, War Leaders Unfalterinaly March One by One to the Scaffold

ANOTHER COL WAVE IN SIGHT FOR WEEK-END   Brief Blizzard Darkens Sky Over City; Low Here 5 Above

CURRENT COLD WAVE TO BE FOLLOWED BY ANOTHER COMING FROM CANADA TONIQHT .

ALCOA PLANT IN DAVENPORT   Aluminum Firm to Erect $30,000,000 Structure

Davenport Gets Aluminum Plant  ‘30 Million Project to Be Started Soon

Most Rural Schools Open Fall Session In Plymouth County  Nineteaan Srhaoale

Most Rural Schools Open Fall Session In Plymouth County  Nineteen Schools Fail To Open For Lack OF Teachere

‘British and French are  out of Syria’ Will evacuate Lebanon Tune 30

Syria Troops. , Are Withdrawn   Britain, France Make Report To UN Agency

French, Brifish Troops Leave Syria, UN Told   Delegates Await News of Red Withdrawal in fran

SYRIA CLEARED OF FRENCH AND BRITISH TROOPS   Security Council Has Ears Tuned For An Iran Report

Five Arrested In Crackdown On “Squatters”   AH Are Prowiuent Mem: bers Connmmnnist Party; Government Acts lo Halt Campaign

British Arrest Five Red Leaders   Crackdown Starts  On ‘Luxury Squatters’

BRITAIN SEIZES FIVE COMMUNISTS   PROMINENT REDS TAKEN IN CRACKDOWN ON LONDON “LUXURY SQUATTERS.”

TAKE FINISHED PRODUCTS   Germans Are Getting Reparations from Thuringia

Clark Sees Private Building Monopoly If Controls Ended   Charges Lobbyists Seek Only Boost In Profits

CLARK DENOUNCES BUILDING LOBBY   Charges They Seek Private Moanonealy in Industry

Clark Sights  Monopolies   > Ee  Private Groups Would  Control Building If Qantenta BDasnacad

Action Near On Salaries For State’s. Bio Family   Committee: To Pick Between Two Plans

May Censor Reports on Bomb Tests   Press and Radio Silenc Considered for July 25  After Premature Flash

Radio Signal Mars Bomb Rehearsal   May Silence Press and  Radio For Test

PREMATURE FLASH MARS BIKINI TRIAL   Press, Radio Silence May Be Imposed for Pacific Baker Day Atomic Test.

PLANS ARE SET FOR BAKER DAY ATOM BOMB TEST   May Invoke Press, Radio Silence Because of Premature Signal Blast

Japs Will Be Indicted Soon      War Crimes Charges Against War Cabinet Exnected by Today

READY CHARGE AGAINST T0J0   Former Premier and Cabinet Members Expected to Be Indicted Today

France Has New Political Crisis   Gen. DeGaulle Returns To Limelight in Speech

New Crisis Mounts In France as  Factions Bicker  De Gaulle May Returt To Active Part In Nation’s Politics

FRENCH GOVRNMENT CRISIS MOUNTS AS PARTIES BICKERING  DEGAULLE BACK IN

DeGaulle Breaks 6-Months Silence  Gives Advice as New Crisis Breaks

French Political Crisis Mounting   Socialists Spurn Council Presidency

REDO REFUSE SUPPORT FOR MAP REGIME   Socialists Add to Confusion by Rejecting Council Presidency.

Gen. DeGaulle Backs MRP Party Blanks    Communists Refuse To Join Government With MRP Head.

France Is Faced With New Crisis   Reds Retuse to Back Regime With Bidault at Head

France Facing  Another Crisis   DeGaulle Back In Political Limelight As Communists Refuse Support

FRENCH GOVRNMENT CRISIS MOUNTS AS PARTIES BICKERING  DEGAULLE BACK IN PICTURE WITH TALK

OPERATORS ASK COAL CONTRACT   Negotiations Without Work Stoppage Urged In Lewis Letter

LEWIS 15: ASKED TO AVERT STRIKE   COAL OPERATORS CALL ON HIM TO NEGOTIATE CONTRACT WITHOUT WALKOUT.

TRY TO AVERT COAL STRIKE   Operators Made Appeal For Negotiations Without Resort to Walkout

Titler, District 29's Leader, Disclaims Operators’ Bid To Hold Scale

/ Operators Ask Lewis To Negotiate  New Wage Contract Without Strike

COAL OPERATORS IN APPEAL TO JOHN L. LEWIS   Union Is Asked Ta Negotiate New Contract Witheut Calling Strike   ORGANIZATION OF FOREMEN BROACHED

Coal Operators Appeal fo Lewis To Avert Strike   Producers Ask Mine Work ers To Negotiate New Contract

White House Tries To End Deadlock   Makes Strong Bid For Subsidies To Aid Housing

Deadlock Break In Housing Bill Sought in House   Reversal of Stand Qn Subsidies Asked By Administration

Solons Asked To Reverse Their Stand   Administration Wants Housing Measure With Subsidy Plan

CAPITOL HILL SEEKS TO BREAK HOUSING CLINCH   Administration Asks House to Reverse Anti-Subsidy Position

President Aims To Break DeadlockOn  Housing Program   Asks House To Reverse Stand Against Subsidies

POLIO SPREAD PREDICTED AS CURBS PUSHED   ~ Cases Predicted By Fall As Epidemic Aa Tenth Victim

Red Sox Win 4-0 Over Cards in 3rd World Series Game   re IRST INNING

Rescuers Rush to Aid Area in Tornado’s Wake   Scores in Hocnital

Preparedness Essential, Senators Say   Congressional Group In Little Rock For Round Of Affairs

lran Protest Being Made   Objection to Activities Of Russian Troops Circulated In UNO Council

Hits Activities Of 'Red Troops In That Nation   Security Council Chief to Issue a Communique Sometime Today

Strong lran Protest Against Red Troops, Circulating at UNO   Communique Will Be Released by Lie Within Few Hours

Member Nations Study Document on Soviet Issue   Permier of Little Country Forces Issue; No U.S. Notes to Russia

Security Council Given Compiaint Against Soviets  Troop Withdrawal js Demanded as

UNO Members Get iranion Protest   Document Objecting To Russian Troop Movements Delivered To Secretary-General

Delivered. to. Official by Envoy to U.S.   Fear Protest: ‘May. Result ix Overthrow of Government

FILE NEW PROTEST WITH UNO COUNCIL   Iran Is Opposed to Russian Troops im That try ?   LIE JIS IN WASHINGTON

Soviet Troops Form Basis Of Objection   Byrnes Says U. S. Has Not Had Further Dealings in Matter

UNO’S COUNCIL “GETS COPIES O IAN'S APPEAI   Trygve Lie Circulates Strong Protest Against Russian Troop Movements

ASKS COUNCIL. ACTION IN RED - TROOP MOVES   Document Given’ Members by Secretary. General Trygvelie.

Iran Files New Protest   UNO General Secretary Given Notice; Want Russ Troona To Leave

DOCUMENT IS RECEIVED BY UNO OFFICIAL   Byrnes Says No New Notes Sent by U.S. To Russia on Issue

Americans Are At Border to Buy Real Beefsteaks   Sunday Traffic Is Unusually Heavy for Current Season

UAW Denies Purge Charge   Officials Of CIO Say Communists Barred From Poliewe Making T evele

Youth, 16, Starts Life Prison Term   Shot, Killed Vet Who Reclaimed His Home

Bevin Maps Talk On Foreign Polic  ~ House Of Commons To Open Debate

Greek Dispute To Reach UN   Ukrainian Charges May Be Heard Now That Voting Is Over

UKRAINE CHARGES BRITAIN AND NETHERLAND‘ SEEK TO VIOLATE UNITED NATIONS CHARTER

salle teeetitel A q  Netherlands  Attacked Greek  Complaint ° Challendqed

FIVE AIRMEN 10 BE BURIED WITH HEROES HONORS   Victims Of Yugoslav Gunner: ‘Will Be Interred At Arlineton

M COWEN URGES LABOR ACTION   Forestalling Of Threat T U. S. Economy Asked

_ ~-OHIOAN LISTS NO. 1 JOB— Urges Legislation To Protect U. 8S. Economy

Russia ‘Suggests’ U.S. Drop Spy Case   Not-a Flat Request, But Declares Charges Against Soviet Nayal.Officer Should Be Ended Unless More Evidence Can Be Produced

Reds Suggest Spy Dismissal  Hint U. S. Evidence Against Redin Poor

loscow Believes the U.S. Should Dismiss the Case Against Lt. Redin Unless It Can Produce Evidence of Espionage.

Russia Suggests Naval Officer Spy Charges Dropped   Suggestion Came Through Diplomatic Channels

RUSS SUGGEST FREEING ‘SPY’   Soviet Union Asks U. S Drop Redin Charges

Russians Suggest Case Brought by U. 8. Against Lt. Redin Be Dropped

US. 10 PUSH SPY TRIAL DESPITE PLEA BY RUSS   Soviet Says Insufficient Evidence Gathered Against Red Officer by FBI

Would Drop Spy Charges   Russia Suggests U. S. Drop Case Against Soviet Naval Officer

Barkley Seeks To Push British Loan Through.   Urges Approval To -Help Restore Economic, Political Stability

PAY AND PRICE POLICY PROVES DISAPPOINTING   Slow Progress Made Toward Restoring Industrial Peace

Anxiety Grows Over Continued Strikes in U.S.      New Wage-Price Policy Fails to Bring Results

Wage-Price Plan Results Are Not As Anticipated   Federal Officials Show Mounting Concern Over Slow Progress Being Made   LARGE NUMBERS ARE STILL IDLE

American Gl’s Stoned In Trieste   Seven Civilians Arrested After Ambushing American Soldiers

Strong Labor Movement In Senate to Defeat Mr. Truman’s De Mand In Strike Case: Hatch Answers Morse

State Brewerie: Are Picketed   AFL Teamsters Call Strike in Struggle With CIO Union

Truman Seen es a... MORSOL MATIN E  Party Sirengih   Reeent Moves Indicate President is Getting Suppert Behind His Bid  For Renomination:-

Truman Gains New Support For His *48  Nominee Bid   Wallace Declaration Throws New Light ‘On Capitol Politics

a tneeeteerencenaeeenencimmnnanea teeta  Olmsted Refuses Announcement On Political Plans

Little Hope Held For Early End Of Coal Mine Strike   Scant Progress Reported in Negotiations At Washington; Walkout Causes New Tieups in Steel Mills and on Railroads ¢

NO. SETTLEMENT IN DISPUTE  Steel Industry, Railroads Hit By Miners: Walkout

COAL SETTLEMENT PROSPECTS. DIN   Another Session Scheduled For Today as Strike Continues

NEW STEEL MILL TIEUPS REPORTED   EIGHT RAILROADS LAY OFF EMPLOYES AS RESULT OF COAL STRIKE,

New Steel. Rai Tieups Caused  By Coal Strike   Little Progress Is Reported Toward Contract: Akron and Detroit Strikes Go on

THREE KILLE AS TRUCK HITS STALLED-AUTO   Accident On T Turnpike Near Somerset Takes Heavy Al]

Government's Breach With Labor Widens   World Federation Pickets Asked: By Moritime Workers

WFTU ASKED T0 PICKET SHIPS IN ALL PORTS   Action Taken After Truman Threat To Have Navy Operate Vessels   PRESIDENT REBUFFED   Breach Widens Between Chief Executive And Labor; Petrillo Threatens

Ship Unions  Assail Truman   Maritime Leaders Ask World Picketing Of lJ. S. Shins

Breach Widens Between Labor, Administration; Petrillo Considers Ban on Recording:

Top Labor Leaders to Test. ify Against Truman’s  Strike Control Bill

GAP WIDENS IN TRUMANLABOR RIFT   Maritime Unions Ask World Labor Support of Strike

Seeking Foreign Aid If Pending Strike is Callea   Congress Marking Time, Awaiting President Truman’s Action On Case Measure. Developments On Other Labor Fronts.

Breach Befween Truman and Labor Is Growing Wider   Republicans Trying to Put President on A Hot Spot

Government's Breach With Labor Widens  Pickets Asked: By  a mth ae, VAs eael- awe

NAM Says Production Far Behind Schedule   Mistaken Policies of OPA and Federal Officials cre Blamed

HOG, CATTLE RECEIPTS UE      Flood of  Liwestock Into Markets Is Continued At Record Rate

More and More Meat Huge Receipts Cause Two Livestock Markets to Place Embargo on Animals

LIVESTOCK GLUT CAUSES RESTRICTIONS   Prices on Future Steaks and Pork Chops to Be Lower

Livestock Continues  To Pour In   HogPricesAdvance High Grade Cattle Steady or Higher

Security Council: To Hear Disputes   Charges and Accusations Will Be Aired This Week

Food Prices 86.2 Per Cent Above 1939 Even Before Decontrol Bequn

Bowles Sees . End fo Controls By June. 1947   Senate Opponents of’ _ OPA:Charge:Deception, “on Causeof Shortage :

Bowles Backs Price Control   “Out of the Woods” By 1947, He Predicts

Bowles Urges OPA Extension   Danger May Be Passed By End of Year

BOWLES MISLED U.S. ON CLOTHING CRISIS, CHARGE   GPA ‘Failed Weefully’ to Control Prices Of Textiles, Senate Hearing !s Told

Deny Request Te Keep McCarthy Off GOP Ballot   Appleton Insurance Adjuster Seeks To Bar Candidacy Of Circuit Judae

State Secretary  Effort Made To Keep   Effort Made To Keep McCarthy Off Ballots

Ickes Reports or Missouri Basin  Surpasses Anything Ever Attemnted

“Dictator” Charges Fly In UN....  Uncle Sam Has Plan To Appease Small Nations In Dispute Over Veto

United Nations Awaits Outline Of ‘Veto’ Plan  From Connally   Small Nations Hurl ‘Dictatorship’ Barbs During Hot Debates

PANEL PROBING MISSOURI POLL   ‘Irregularities’ Claimed in Primary Vote

SOLONS SEEK TO BOOST ENLISTMENTS IN ARMED FORCES Senate Approves Teen-Age Draft And Pay Boost For Enlisted Men: Final Vote On Bill Delayed *

Substitute Plan Blocks Quick Actior   Privates Would Get Pay Hike To $75 a Month

Senate Votes To Put 18,  19-Year-Olds Back in Draft   Also Increases Lower-Rank Pay; Puts Off Question Of Draft Extension

PAY INCREASE PROPOSED FOR ENLISTED MEN   BILL IS DESIGNED TO ENCOURAGE VOLUNTEERS

INCREASE IS FAVORED FOR ENLISTED MEN   Final Action on Extension Measure Deferred by Senators

Senate Votes For Diafliay “Of Teen-Avers   Pay Increases. for Ca:list. ed Men to Spur Yoluntearing Also Giv —ern Anprove .

Pay Increase Approved for Enlisted Men  Senators Defer mm: 6 gf g*    Senators Defer Final Action on Extension Bill   Vote to Raice- Pay

Chamber Brings Bill Up to Brink Of Final Action,  Then Halts Work   Amendment Makes 18 and 19-Year-Olds Again Subject to Call   PAY HIKE IS DESIGNED TO SPUR ENLISTMENTS   Privates Would Receive $75, Corporals $90, Sergeants $100

Final Action On Bill Put Off Until Today   Spurt in Voluntary Enlistments Seen by Increases in Pay; Substitute Blocks Vote

Votes 53 fo 26 to Make 18 - 19 Year Olds Subject to Call; Approves Pay Hikes for Enlisted Personnel   Adjourn Session at Brink of Final Action Until Today; Propose Continuance of Selective Service Authority Until 1947

‘Pay Increases for Enlisted ‘Men Approved   Induction of Men With Dependent Children Prohibited

Bill Galls For Inducting 18 and 19 Year Olds And Approves Pay Boosts For Enlisted  toe

SENATE 0.4.8 CALLING BOYS AFTER JULY    Puts Ban on Induction of Men With Dependent Children — Approves Pay Boosts for Soldiers.   $75 FOR PRIVATES — WRITTEN INTO BILL   Chamber Drives Toward Ballot on Extension of Selective Service Until May 15, 1947.

FINAL ACTION ON EXTENSION LIKELY TODAY   Measure Would Keep Selective Service Until May, ’47

WRITERS ON GI PAPER REMOVED   Two Soldiers Accused Of Red Leanings On Stars And Stripes

MARTHUR BACKS OUSTER OF ARMY PAPER WRITERS   “Discretion ‘and Integrity’ . Were Questionable, Ganeral tnfacmec

MacArthur Removes Two GI Newsmen      Inspector-General Reports Both Held Membership In Communist Party

200,000 Tel Aviv Residents Held Virtually Under House Arrest as British Hunt for Hotel Bombers

ORDERED FOR ALL TEL AVIV   200,000 Residents Of "All-Jew ish City Under Virtual Arrest

Tel Aviv Placed Under Curfew   Terrorist Bombers Sought In Roundup

Entire City Of Tel Aviv Under Rigid Curfew   British Open Round-up For Terrorists Who Bombed Hotel

ALL-JEWISH CITY IS UNDER CURFEW   200,000 RESIDENTS CONFINED TO HOMES BY BRITISH TROOPS

Roundup Bombing Suspects .... 200,000 Residents Of Tel Aviv Placed Under House Arrest By British

‘Entire Population of Tel Aviv  Under Virtual House Arrest [British Out to Find Bomb Terrorists

BRITISH LASH ~ AT TERRORISTS   Entire City of Tel Aviv’ Put Under Curfew During Hunt For Hotel Bombers.

200,000 Jews At Tel Aviv Are Placed ‘Under House Arrest By british Troops   ‘Forbidden To. Leave Homes or Even Appear at Windows on Pain of  Being Shot; British   Expect To Arrest 2,000   to 3.000 Men: & Women.

British Troops Place All-Jewish City, Of Tel Aviv Under Rigid Curfew While Conducting Search for Hotel Bombers

House Arrest For Residents Of Tel Aviv   All-Jewish City is Under 22-Hour Curfew as British Hunt Men Who Bombed Hole!

Roundup of Terrorists  Under Way   All-Jewish City of Tel Aviv Placed Under Absolute Curfew During HouseTo-House Search

Virtually All Tel Aviv Folk Held In Arrest   BRITISH PLACE ENTIRE CITY UNDER POLICE RULE

British Hunt Terrorists In.  All-Jew Town   Expect Arrest OF Two Po Three Thousand Persons:  Tel Aviv. Under Curfew,

200,000 Are Under Virtual Arrest   British Clamp Down Upon Tel Aviy as Searel, Is Continued

RESIDENTS OF TEL AVIV DETAINED   British Act To Find Persons Who Blew Up Hote!

Virtual Arrest For 200,000 Jews   Tel Aviv Subjected To British Search

Rigid Curfew On Tel Aviv   All- Jewish City Under ‘Virtual House Arrest While British Search ‘For Bembers.of Hotel].

Both Sides Claim Edge In Balloting   Communists Lose Ground tn France

Both Parties Claim Comfortable Leads In Italian Election   Monarchist’s Drive May Whittle Down Reoublican Chances.

Republicans And Royalists Both Predict Easy Victory In Elections Held In Italy

Italy Vote Completed   \Both Sides Claim Victory; Verdict _ ‘Expected June 7th

Monarchists See  Victory In Italy   Results of Plebiscite and Assembly Election Awaited.

Italians Complete Voting On Monarchy or Republic Both Sides Claim Easy Victories

Two Parties Make Victory Prediction By Sizeable Leads   Republicans and Royalists Watch Returns Due Officially June 7  Su Tew ce

—ITALIANS VOTE—  Decide Fate Of Monarchy  _Victory Predicted By Both Parties

Both Sides Forecast Victory as Italy Votes On Type of Government

Both Predict Victory in Italian Vote   Republicans, Royalists Express Confidence

ITALIANS CAST BALLOTS TODAY   BOTH ROYALISTS AND REPUBLICANS PREDICT VICTORY

FIRST RETURNS AWAITED Monarchy In Italy At Stake   BOTH ROYALISTS, REPUBLICANS PREDICT VICTORY BY LARGE MARGIN AS PLEBISCITE ENDS

BOTH SIDES PREDICT WIN IN PLEBISCITE; REDS GET SECOND FRENCH SET -BACK

BOTW  VICTORY IN ITALY’'S ELECTION TODAY   To Determine Whether the Nation Is to Be a Monarchy Or Republic.   VERDICT AFTER JUNE 7   First Unofficial Count Will Be Announced Soon- After Polls Close.

MANSLAUGHTER VERDICT GIVEN   Hendricks Is Convicted Ir Connection With Wife’s Death

Andrei Gromyko Named Soviet Representative On Far East Commission

EXPLOSION ROCKS AIRCRAFT CARRIER   One Sailor Killed, 31 Others Are Injured.

BLAST ABOARD: BIG CARRIER      ONE MAN KILLED AND 31  OTHERS INJURED WHEN   — GAS FUMES WERE 1G---—NITED

Area Commands Set Up For U.S. Troops Overseas  One Army, Navy, Air   One Army, Navy, Air Officers To Command As Situation Warrants

Wrangle Over Merger on Home Soil Unsettled   Overseas Forces Will Take Orders From One Man

Army, Navy Set Up Unified _..Plan for.Forces. Abroad   “Wrangle Continues for Merger of System at Home; i MacArthur Domain Is-‘Whittled

Unified Comma‘ ‘ for \ for U.S S, Forces ‘Abroad A‘reed On;  ‘Merger’ at Home, * >roblem

ARMED FORCES OVERSEAS UNITED   Army, Navy Heads Agree On Single Command   HOME MERGER   Left Unsettled As Wrangle Continues; N ew System Lists Seven Commands

Overseas Armed Forces To Have Single Command  Merger At Home Row Unsettled

Army, Navy In Accord on Unified Plan   Forces Abroad Put Under One Command: Wrangle Over Merger at Home Remains Unscttled

Armed Forces Merger Abroad Is Agreed On   But Army and Navy Leave Unsettled on Unified Command at Home

Single Command For U. S. Armed  Units Overseas  But Issue Of Army-Navy

Army, Navy Merge Their Area Chiefs   Approve Unification Of Troops Aboard; Domestic Setup Unchanged

AGREE TOLONE COMMANDS IN OVERSEA AREAS   Army, Navy Fail to Reach Terms for Merger at Home

Army And Navy Accept Unified Overseas Plan   Seven Commands Are Established For Forces Abroad

ARMY, NAVY AGREE ON UNIFICATION OF  COMMAND ABROAD   Joint Chiefs of Staff Plan _ Fails to Solve Merger  7 ) pwn

Army and Navy Agree on Unified Command Abroad  But Home Merger Still Hangs Fire

Army and Navy Merger in U.S.  Is Undecided   WaArthur’s Domain In Pacific Reduced As New Areas Go  Under Navy Control

Joint Army-Navy Command For All Foreign Activity  But Continue Row Over Merger of Forces at Home

Army, Navy Agree, Unified Command Abroad—Still Apart on Merger Home

U.S. ‘FOREIGN FORCES PUT ON UNIFIED BASIS   Commands 0p era tional One As Wrangle At Home Is Unsettled

Forces Agree On Unified Command   Merger Plan Approved But Only For Ser-  vices Abroad.

Army, Navy Agree On ‘One Command Abroad   However, Wrangle Gver Merger at Home ls Still Unsettled

Overseas Unity Of Command I: Finally Agreec   Army and Navy Decision: However, Leaves Unsettled Wrangle Over  Mercer At Home '

USC ABROAD UNDER SINGLE LEADERS   Army and Navy Agree on New Overseas Setup: Home Issue Unsettled

irmy and Navy joree To Unite Forces Abroad   Chiefs of Staff Announce Plan In Which One Man Will Command All

RMY AND NAVY AGREE T0 MERGE FORCES ABROAD   Vrangle Ove Over Merger At Home Is Still’ - Unsettled   TRUMAN AGREES   Bitter Experience At Pearl Harbor Is ~ Recalled —

Army And Navy Agree On Unified Command For Forces Abroad But Leave Merger At Home Unsettled

Merger of Army, Navy Unsettled  0s Ten Carvicee Agree on Unified Command for Overseas Forces

Part Merger Agreed Upon   U. 8. Armed Forces Overseas to Have  Unified Command:

Army and Navy Adopt New Plan  Ferces Abroad Under Unified Coma mnds

Helicopters Rushed to N ewfoundland to Rescue Plane Crash Survivors F rom Most Desolate Arec

CRASH SURVIVORS AWAIT REMOVAL   Helicopters Are Expected te Pick Up Two of 18 Survivors Today .

OHIO REPUBLICANS CONVENE— Taft Says Nation Is In Danger From Abroad

TAFT CHARGES U.S. FAILS WITH FOREIGN POLICY   Claims United States ‘In ag Much Danger as Before War’

UNITED STATES FOREIGN POLICY TERMED FAILURE BY GOP SOLON; SAYS COUNTRY IN MUCH DANGER

Democratic Foreign Policy F ailure ‘Puts U. S. in Danger, Taft Claims

Foreign Policy to Become Big Issue In Political Battles   Taft Scores Demo Plan in Ohio GOP Keynote Address

Arab Rejects Jewish Claim To Holy Land    Foreign Policy Called Failure   Taft Says Donger From Abrood Ac Great Ac it Was Before War

NEW SOVIET BOYCOTT IN PROSPECT   All Red Army Forces Supposed To Be Withdrawn

(Turn to BRYNES, Page 7)  UNO TO RECONSIDER SOVIET-IRAN ISSUE      Session May Reveal If Re Troops Have Withdrawn

Sharp Debate On Iran Seen  At U.N. Meet   Situation Is  Stull Doubtful

UN SECURITY GROUP TACKLES ISSUES TODAY   Russian-lran Problem Stil Clouded by Conflicting Reports from Abroad

House Group Would . Extend Draft   Committee Favors Nine Months in Place of Full Year

INDUCTIONS ARE NOT T0 BE HALTED   Military Committee Approves Extension  Of Draft 9 Months

9 Month Draft Law Extension OK'd By Group   House Military Commit tee Refuses to Suspend Inductions

HOUSE COMMITTEE VOTES TO EXTEND DRAFT 9 MONTHS   Turns Down Various Proposals to Suspend Inductions to See How Recruiting Works Out.   GROUP WOULD BAN TAKING OF FATHERS   Recommends Limiting Serv. ice to 18 Months and Reducing Draft Age From  44 to 30.

NINE-MONTH EXTENSION OF   DRAFT IS GIVEN APPROVAL   Prepesals Te Suspend Inductions Temporarily Re jected By Committee; Bill Exempts Fathers And Limits Service Te 18 Months

House Grouy OKs 9-Month Draft Limit   Induction Curbs To Be Revised By Joint Senate-House Action

NO SUSPENSION OF INDUCTIONS IS APPROVED   Senate Committee Puts Off Action For Two Days On Matter

INDUCTION BAN IS VOTED DOWN   House Committee Rejects Proposal to Limit Draft Calls

House Military Group Offers New Program  Drajt Extension For  Nine Months Sought

House Committee Favors 9 Months Draft Extension   Various Proposals To Sus pend Inductions Temporarily Defeated

Draft Renewal For 9 Months Wins Support   Various Proposals To Halt Inductions Are Rejected

Senate Delays Action on Bill For Two Days   Proposals to Suspend Induction Rejected by House; Lowering of Maximum Age Planned

Heiress Cuts Off Mother’s Allowance   Mrs. Vanderbilt Told ‘To Get a Job’ by Rich Daughter

Gloria Stops Mother's Income  $21,000 Allowance Of Mrs, Vanderbilt T. Lin ta Chartiev

Gloria Vanderbilt Cuts Off _ $21,000 Allowance to Mother in Order to Help the Blind

ACTION PLANNED IN CASE  Federal Government To Probe Nearo Slayings, Clark Says

Grand Jury Will Get Evidence On Negro Lynching   Evidence Now In Hands Of FBI After Questioning of 2,500 Persons

EVIDENCE IN GEORGIA LYNCHING COMPILED   Attorney General Clark Say: Matter Witl Be Presented To Federal Grand tury

Grand Jury To Be Giver Lynch Case   Clark Hopes Finger Will Be Put On Slayers Of Four Negroes

Lynching to Go To Grand Jury  Group to Meet at Macon in Novemha:

Bridges, Curran  Flay President   “Maritime Union Chiefs Assail Truman As ‘Strike Breaker’

Maritime Union Leaders Hurl Blast at Truman   Union Bosses Bridges And Curran Angered By Strike Comment.

UNION LEADERS DENOUNCE PLAN TO SEIZE SHIPS   Truman ‘Torpedoed Negotiations, Seaman’s Union Says   By CHARLES H, HERROLD United Press Staff Correspondent (By United Press Leased Wire)

SEE MARITIME STRIKE UNDER WAY IN JUNE   Claim President Torpedoes An Chance To Avoid Big Strike

PLAN FOR MORE COLLECTIONS IN CLOTHING DRIVE  ——  Methodist Women’s Group   Methodist Women’s Group Sponsors Campaign In National Drive

GI’s Accused Of Peddling A-Bomb Equipment Photos   Two. Ex-Servicemen and Reserve Army Captain are Charged with Violating Censorship Rules by Photographing Restricted Data on Atom Bomb

BI Holds 3 Men ho Tried to Sell  -Bomb Pictures   Secret Equipment Photos Slipped Past Tight Censorship

Trio Trying To Sell Bomb Photos Nabbec   Unauthorized Pix Slipped Through Strict Safequards

Trio Arrested in Attempt to Sell Atomic Pictures  $7,000 Price Tag Was Placed on Photographs

3 SEIZED TRYING TO SELL PICTURES OF ATOM MATERIAL   Trio Taken Into Custody in Newspaper Office As They Offer Snapshots for $7,000.   a1P BY EDITORS LEADS TO ARREST   Photos Taken on Tinian Island After Covering of Devastating Bomb Had Been Removed.

LOBBYING BAN IS HOT POTATO   SIGLER SUGGESTION MAY BRING TROUBLE

SIGLER GRABS HISFIRST ‘HOT POTATO’   Would Prohibit... Legislators from Representing Individuals

Lewis And Government Conferring   Administration Reluc tant To Gather At Bargain Table For  Vital Discussions.

Labor Peace af Stake as Lewis, Officials Confer   Mine Chief Silent on Plans as Key Parley Begins in Washington

AIRPLANE USES TO BE DEMONSTRATEL Lynn Flying Farmers Stage Field Day At Tahoka Today

THE WEATHER AT YUMA   Ex-Wac Captain is Freed on Charge Of Disobedience

WAC CAPTAIN WINS IN CONTEMPT CASI   'Woman’s Refusal to Testify In Jewel Case Upheld

WAC CAPTAIN, UNDER JAIL SENTENCE FOR THEFT OF NA7I GEMS. CLEARED OF CONTEMPT CHARGE

Student Flier Forces Instructor  To Fly Him On Visits-- At Gunpoint

PLANE KIDNAP PLOT CHARGED   lowan Says: Student Used Gun to Force Flight

Congress Rushes GI Terminal Pay   President Requests More Than 2 Billions

PLACE REUTHER IN NOMINATION   OPPOSES THOMAS FOR PRESIDENCY OF AUTO WORKERS

Reuther, Thoma: In Tight Race For UAW Post   Leader In General Motors Strike Gains Slight Early Lead

CISTERN YIELDS BODIES OF TWO   Centerville Boys Drown: Found After Long Hunt

Britain Seeks Explanation Of Food Reports   State Department Officials  “Say Herbert Morrison  * ‘Erred in House of Courmons Speech

Crisis In Rice Production Said Caused By Inadequate Irrigation In Arkansas

Power Strike At Pittsburgh Is Not Settled   Tieup In 15th Day—Latest Union Proposal Caimed To Have No New Offers

LIGHT HEADS AEIELT NEW ClO PROPOSAL   Urge Strikers Submit Issues For Arbitration

Demand Probe Of War Profits By Kaiser, Rails   Senators Seek Investigation by Mead Committee

NEW COUNTY SUPT. HIRED MONDAY BY CO. SCHOOL BOARI   CLARENCE L, HALL, ANDREW, IOW4, WILL REPORT FOR NEW DUTIES JULY 9.

San Benito Votes Water Works Bonds   Funds To Buy System And Improvements: Approved By Voters °

RADIO ARTISTS REACH SOLUTION   Unemployment Spreads As Coal Tieup Continues

Radio Strike Threat Ends; \Tie-ups Drag   St. Paul Teachers Walk Out From Council Meeting

RADIO ARTISTS STRIKE AVERTED   Find Workable Solution for Main Issues of Rift

BASIS OF_AGREEMENT NOW REACHED TO PREVENT . WALKOUT OF PRACTICALLY ALL RADIO 7 erapra

CKS COUNTIANS RECEIVED AWARDS   Twenty-Six Boys and Girls Return from 4-H Club: Week

CALGUTIA DEATHS REPORTED TODAY   Hindu-Meslem Clashes in City Causes Many Injuries.

Truman Chides  Congress For  Lengthy Strike   President Also Cancels State Of Union  Message

Thirteen Year Old Boy Drowns Under Overturned Tracto:  Services Friday   Services Friday For Orville Loutsch Of Fredonia Twp.

Thirteen Year Old Boy Drowns Under Overturned Tracto:   Services Friday ; For Orville Loutsch Of Fredonia Twp.

Increase in  butter price  is proposed ‘Hiked ceiling to spur production

House Food Committee  Raps Ceiling   Urges Price Hike For Butter To Aid Production

Butter Price Raise Uroed  ae  by Commirte   Umeen Invectiqntars eeOUSe aves: goccrs  Clash With OPA, Back Agriculture Dept.

Food Group Urges Boost For butter   Would Raise Ceiling 12 Cents to Spur Production

MARGIN SLIM FGR SENATOR LA FOLLETTE   WISCONSIN PRIMARY CONTEST STILL ANYONE’S RACE

Begin Drafl- Of Trealy On. ‘Atom Control   Australian and Brazilian B-legstas Confer Ou _.. Three Committze

Task of Writing Atom Treaty Gets Under Way  Immediate Work Is Mapped by Deleaqates

Atomic Group Maps Treaty   Russians Claim America Wants BRonnunce BHamh

Task of Writing Atom Trealy Gets Under Way  Immedicte Worle   Immediate Work Is Mapped by Delecates

TO ORAFT. TREATY   Work Starts Under Directior - of Australian, Brazilian * fralarnates

Democrats Ask Caucus To Air Party “Boner’   Letter Sent Out By National Committee Termed “Error? By Exceutive Viee President

Few Workers Enter Plant:   Foremen Called Back Under Injunction Banning Picketing

BYRNES TELLS MINISTERS U.S. READY TO REDUCE  OCCUPATION FORCES TO 15,000 IN EACH COUNTRY

U.S. 10 CUT ARMIES OF OCCUPATION   Forces Will Be Reduced to 15,000 in Each Country

WillReduce U. S. Force In Austria   Byrnss Says We'll Cut For ces in Italy and Austria to 15,000 Men

Austria Denied Return of Tyrol   Byrnes Says Yanks to Leave Italy When Treaty Signed; Clashes With Molotov

MINISTERS TOLD TROOPS 10 QUIT AREAS QUICKLY   “occupation Forces To Leave Italy As Soon As Peace Treaty Is Signed

WILL QUIT ITALY AT TREATY TIME, ‘BYRNES REPORTS   Willing in Meantime to Pare Troops to 15,000 in Each Country   MOLOTOV STIRS DISPUTE   Objects to Earlier Decision for Commission to Enforce Terms to Italians

Underwater est Of Atomic Bomb "Planned July 2°  Admiral Acknawledae:   Admiral Acknowledges Air Burst explc4a4 Slion Of Infended Mork

UNDERWATER A-BOMB EXPLOSION JULY 25   Adniral Blandy Sets Tentative Date for Second Bikini Test Acainst Target Fleet.

UNDERWATER BLAST PLANNED  Second Test Of Atomic Bomb   Scheduled At Bikini July 25

NEXT ATOMIC TEST JULY 25   Underwater Experiment At Bikini May Cause Tidal Wave

British Loan Given Okeh By C. of C.   Eric Johnston Says It Is Good Risk Before Senate

Johnston Terms Loan to British ‘ Excellent Risk   U.S. Chamber of Commerce Head Asks Senate Committee Support   SAYS DEAL WOULD HELP KEEP PEACE   Believes $3,750,000,000 Aid Would Speed Up American Indusiry

BRITISH LOAN GOOD BUSINESS, JOHNSTON SAYS   Chamber of Commerce Head Urges Approval of Loan

British Loan Given Support By Johnston   National C. Of C. Head Favors Credit To Aid World Peace

Celebration Planned for August 293 Fairgrounds Not Available for Activities

Patrols Cheek Damage in Seattle "Quake   Milder 2nd Temblor Recorded Early In Morning Friday

Fire Department Patrols Are Watching for Fires in Quake Shaken Seattle Areas

(QUAKE AREA UNITS WATCH FOR FIRES   Inspect For Structural Damage in Seattle Tremor Vicinity

TEMPERATURES:   Poison Victim’ Is Suicide At Mercy Hospital   Sodus Woman Suffers Fatal Injury In Dive from Window

STORY WINDOW AT HOSPITAL   Injuries Fatal; Sheriff And Coroner Conduct Probe

Murray and Green Give Talks Before National House   Efforts Are Made to Stem Tide of Vote Against Labor Program

679 DEFIANT PICKETS JAILED IN HOLLYWOOD STRIKE FOR THE IGNORING OF COURT-ORDERS

Retroactive Pay Sole Hurdle Lett  to Seaman Pact   Agreement Reached on Major Issues; Peace Seen Today

WAC SENTENGED ~ FOR GEM THEFT   Captain Gets 5 Years In $1,500,000 Crown Jewel Looting

YUGOSLAVS BALK AT TRIESTE. PLAN IN PEACE PARLEY   DELEGATION SERVES NOTICE IT WILL NOT ACCEPT COMPROMISE

Points to Huge Losses During War  Wonts Only Just Agreement With Allies in War

—TRIESTE SOLUTION IS OPPOSEDProposal By Greece Is Supported By Molotov  Wants Parley To Study Questions Pertaining To Peace Treaty Drafts

TITOSPOKESMAN OPENS QUESTION AT PARIS TALKS   ‘French Line’ Not Fair To People, Balkan Delegate Savs

EGTOION HELD CONTRARY TO KNOWN FAGTS   Russ Back Greek Proposal te Open Conference to All Questions.

Proposal Rejected By Slavs   Will Not Accept Making Territory International

Britain Says All Or None On Trieste Plan   @ First Announcement By Any of Big Four Of Unanimous Approval

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Britain Serves Notice on Trieste Problem

Port Made International Territory   Peace Conference Hears Protest Of Foreign Ministers’ Act

TITO SPOKESMAN ASSALS PROPIA) DEMARCATION LINE   Ministers’ Council Recently Voted to Place Trieste Under UN.

YUGOSLAVIA INFORMS PEACE PARLEY THAT COMPROMISE I$ OUT.  INTERNATIONALIZATION VOTED BY BIG FOUR MINISTERS SPURNED

Compromise Turned Down By Yuvoslay:   Notice Served hy Delegation al Paris Peace Conference i Will Not Accept Solution "  Seer

ATTACKS “FRENCH ‘LINE?   No Guarantee Yugoslavia Will Get Compensation

Assail French Line At Paris P eace Parley   Molotov Agrees to Opening Conference to All Peace Questions

YUGOSLAVIA INFORMS  PEACE PARLEY THAT  COMPROMISE 15 OUT INTERNATIONALIZATION  VOTED BY BIG FOUR ' WINISTERS SPIIRNED 

BRITIBH ASK TRIESTE SETTLEMENT SOON   Doesn't Want Italy To Be Sich Man in Europe

A ‘NO’ ON TRIESTE!   Yugoslavia Serves Notice of Refusal of Compromise lution

Temperatures   Large Sections Abandoned to “Oppression Of Italy,”? Spokesman Charges; Adoption Of Two-Thirds Rule by Conference Likely

RULE HEADING FOR APPROVAI   Expect Byrnes to Give Qualified Support to Russian Vote Proposal

Compromise Is Attacked As Unfair   Large Sections of Yugoslavs Said Abandoned Oppression by Italy; Two-Thirds Rule Set

Yugoslavs Turn Down Allied Plan For Free Trieste  Says Large Sections   Says Large Sections Of Territory Left To Italian Oppression

NOTICE SERVED AT SESSION IN PARIS   Fear Italian Oppression, Conference Told   GREEKS PROPOSE   Peace Parley Be Opened To All Questions Pertain- ° ing To Treaties

Hand Paris Conference  Their View   Molotov Sponsors Two Compromises To Aid Little Countries.

Delegation Serves Notice At Peace Conference That It Cannot Accept Solution Voted Recently By Foreign Ministers Council — Spokesman For Marshal Tito’s Government Attacks So-Called “French Line” Of  Demarcation Between Italy And Yugoslavia

People Under Oppression Of Italian Rule   Sovict Agrees Open Peace Conference To All Questions On Treaty Drafts,

YUGOSLAV NOT TO ACCEPT PLAN ON ITALIAN SITY   Delegates Refuse Foreign Ministers’ Compromise for Trieste

SLAVS SPURN TREATY PLAN FOR TRIESTE   Delegation to Peace Conference Serves Notice it Will Not Accept Proposal Drafted by Big Four Ministers.

YUGOSLAVS HIT TRIESTE SETUP   Tell Peace Conference They Won’t Agree To Plan

Kardelj Hits “french Line” Demareation   Declares It Abandons Large   Sections Of People   To Oppression OF Jraly   Contradiction To All Ethnie Facts   Foreign Ministers Recently Voted to Establish City As International . Territory

Yugoslavia In Opposition To Compromise   Notice Served By Delegates At Peace Parley

Britain Will Not Permit Change in Trieste Solution   Must Be Accepted in Entirety or Dropped, Conferees Are Told

“French Line” Of Demarcation Is Opposed  People Said Left To Oppression CVE lealy

Conlerence May Consider All  Peace Questions   TERSSaee Sage .. SORE eee      Russia Supports Greek Proposal

Reuther Gets First Test of  Strength In UAW   9a eK NE hy  _ Faces Opposition Fro From m  ~-Deposed:-T ¢ “Union Board Meeting.

REUTHER IS — RUNNING INTO OPPOSITION —   F aces First Test Of Strength As -‘UAW.CIO  President

Washington Merry-Go-Round      Drew Pearson Bares Plan Of British to Partition Palestine Into Two Zones

British Plan Qn Partition  Is Revealed   Details Of Top Secret Doe. —ument, Resented By Jews, Bared By Pearson

Believe Clogged Pipe Responsible For School Blast   Probe Going Forward To Determine (Cause Of Blast Fatal Te One. Injuring Seventeen

Less Than Week's Supply Now On Hand   Some 193,000 Union Members Are Affected

Packing House Strike Begins As Gov’ t Mediation Efforts Fail   Hits Big Firms Which Rejected Government - Compromise Proposal: Small Independent Packers Grant 15-Cent: an-Hour Wage Increase ‘And Are Not Affected

Truman's Request To Call Off Strike, Flicker. Of Hope Of Settlement

Strike Will Cut Meat Supplies 50 Percent Within Seven Days   Appeal To Delay Dispute Arrives Toa Late; Truman To Meet Steel Officials Today

MEAT WORKERS WALK OUT: HOPE SEEN IN TALKS   Union Leaders Agree To Meet With Government Officials Thursday; Nation's Meat Supply Will Be Exhausted In Week If Strike Per;  sists.

Hope Is Held That Packers Will Return  To Industries   Request By Truman Is Received Too Late

UNION LEADERS PLAN PARLEY IN CAPITOL   Meatless Diet For Most Of U. S. Is Threatened   WALKOUT CONTINUES   In C. . O. Electric Plants; New Meeting Of Steel Officials Planned

Walkout Affects 168,000 Workers ‘In 100 Plants   Situation Serious 1f Men Out One Week

100P.C. Walkout Would Boost Idle To Nearly Million   Appeal By Schwellenbach Too Late, Union Replies: 193,000 Said Affected

FRENCH FASCISTS ACCUSED OF PLOTTING WITH NAZIS   Army Officers and Business Men Fought France’s War Effort.

GOV'T AGENTS UNCOVER PROOF THAT DISLOYAL FRENCHMEN HELPED IN FRANCE’S COLLAPSE

Power St ike. Tn: Pittsbur gh _ Due: Tuesday   Will Begin at. 12:01 a. m: ‘Unless Settlement: of © Wage Dispute Is, Ef‘fected Meanwhile

2B DACHAU NAZIS DIE ON GALLOWS FOR CAMP CRIMES   Defendants ‘Murdered More! _ Than 300,000 Men, Woman and Childron

BURKE IS ASKED TO RECONSIDER   No One In Michigan Can Fill His Job, Says Governor Kelly

Casualties Mount As Bloody Riots  Continue in India   British Army Called in to Aid in Quelling Fierce New Outbreaks; Warplanes Rraar Ower City Wissetne Police. Troops

Shaw Pitches ‘One Over For Nazi Leaders   Famed Playwright Says A} lies Have No Ethical Right :o Execute Ther

3 Are ‘njured In Derailment Of P.R. Trair   Broadway Limited Going West Spills Over Roadbed

“oal Spilled on Roadbed lew Seconds Earlier From Derailed Cars of lreight Cause Accident.

Score Injured But None Dead In Derailment   Two Locomotives and Five Coaches Off Pennsylvania Tracks

23 ARE HURT IN PRR WRECK      Five Coaches of Broadway Limited Derailed; None Injured Fatally

23 Hurt as Two Engines, Five  Cars Derailed   Broadway Limited Hits Coal Spilled on Tracks From Freight Wreck

‘Six Administration Projects ‘Hanging On As Congress Enters Last Lap of Session

Half Dozen Administration Projects Barely Hanging On Last Month‘s Work for 79th Congress

TRUMAN NOT LIKELY TO GET ALL BILLS FROM THIS CONGRESS  ABOUT HALF OF HOME  PROGRAMS PROPOSED

Congress Facine Major Problems Prior fo Recess   Domestic Issues Expected to Bring Truman's Protest

Even-Break On Half-Dozen Major Legislative Projects Best Truman Can Hope For   79th Congress Skids Around Corner Of What May Be Last Month’s Lap Of Worl

Congress Is NearingEnd Of Session   About Half Dozen Big Administration Acts Are on Weak Side of Ledger wth   Prediction Is Chief Executive Won't Get His Desires \

Even Break On Half-Dozen Issues Best Truman CanHope From Congres:

Congress Still Has Six Major Bills To Consider  Next Four Weeks Are Most Important Of 79th Congress’ Sojourn In Capital

PRESIDENT MAY BREAK EVEN ON MAJOR ISSUES   Congress Has Month More To Work Out Half Dozen U. S. Problems

19th Congress Skids Around Corner On Last Month's Lap of Work. Belief

TRUMAN NOT LIKELY TO GET ALL BILLS FROM THIS CONGRESS  ABOUT HALF OF HOME PROGRAMS PROPOSED BY PRESIDENT LIKED

SOLONS DELAY MANY 'MUSTS’   Large Part Of Truman's Program Unlikely To Go Through

Congress Goes Into Last Lap   Six Major Problems Remain To Be Solved In Final Month

Strikers Run After Stoning Employes’ Bus   Mass Picketing Conducted at Warner’s, MGM

AUTHORITIES FEAR OUTBREAK OF ‘VIOLENCE SUCH AS MARKED LAST __ i WALKOUT_

9 Doomed Nazis Turn To Church In Final Hours   Religious Solace Sought; Executions Set For Wednesday

Transfer Flayed By Sen. Bridges: Probe Is Asked   Deal ‘Engirfered’ Ry Russian Official Of UNRRA, Charge

Rails intended For China Go To Yugoslavia   UNRRA DEAL REPORTED BY U. S. SENATOR TODAY

China Steel Order Sent To Yugoslavs   Huge Shipments Reach Wrong Destination

Boyington Says He Won't Marry   Mrs. Malcomson Js ‘Stunned’ By Statement Of Famed Flier

No Wedding Bells  Marine Ace Boyington Jilts Wife of General Pa Official

Stevenson Predicts Jester and Sellers. In Demo Run-Off  Governor Sees Rainey Running Third in Governor Campaign

EGGERS ADMITS SLAYING WIFE   Severed Head and Hands  Thrown Into Ravine

City Set fo Pick Sewer Engineers   Local Firm Makes Stand Known on Final Selection

City Set to Pick Sewer Engineers  Local Firm Makes Stand Known on

US DELEGATION TAKES QRATS RART V      40 Per Cent Taxes, 2,938 Poll Taxes Paid in County

Youngsters In Little Rock Go To Work On Auto Tires, Cutting Up 43 Casings

Low Temperatures Over State to Range From 25 in Panhandle To 35-40 in Southeast

COLO WAVE IS BRANCHING OUT   Federal Weather Bureau See: High Winds, Rain and Snow Shortly -

PX Sells Nylons for Twice Ceiling And Marines Land in OPA Spotlight

Co-eds. Back Barbers-- Tell Boys "Get Long Hair Cut, or No. Dates

OFFICIAL PREDICTS: Price Controls  ToBe Eased Without Wage Lit  Steel Price OK Expected When Collet Given Power

New Formula Expected to Ease Control   Capital Observers Report  President’s Wage-Price Policy Will Also Avoid) Clamping Lid on Pav

‘New Wage-Price Policy May Ease Price Controls Without ‘Clamping Rigid Lid On Wage:   Formula Has Been Subject Of Day And Night Conferences At White House

Predict Price Control Kasing   Official Says New Policy Not to Clamp Rigid Lid on Wages

WAGE PRICE LINE EXPECTED T0 BE MORE ELASTIC   ‘HIGH U. S. OFFICIAL’ SEES PRICE CONTROL EASED SOMEWHAT

Truman Pay Aim To Keep  Controls   Prices Will Ease Up Without Clamp On Wages

Will Ease Price Controls Without Holds On Wages   Official Who Makes Prediction Uncertain About Reaction

New Wave-Price Rules May Avoid Rigid Wave Limit      Indicatio ns Are That New Formula Will Be Announced By Friday.

PREDICTS NEW POLICY TO EASE PRICE CONTROLS   Officials Believe Formula Will Settle Steel Wage Dispute

NEW -WAGE-PRICE POLICY SEEN AS “RESTORING INDUSTRIAL PEACE AND  BASING RIGID PRICE CONTROLS

PRICE CONTROLS MAY BE EASED, NO RIGID LIQ PUT ON WAGES  “<< NEW GOVERNMENT PLAN  ~ STILL EXPECTED TO BE “. BNNOTINCEN SOON

Predict Truman Policy Will Ease Price Controls Without Rigid Lid - On Wages: Formula ‘About Ready   Collet, Planning to Return to Judgeship In Missouri Friday, Expected to Approve Steel Price Boost When New Policy is Announced

NO RIGID LID ON WAGES SEEN   Truman Confidant Hints Price Controls Will Be Eased

rice Controls ill Be Eased   lade Without Clamping Rigid Lid On Wages; Re:  ports New Formula.

Formula Just “About. Set,” Is Report   Hear Collet Demands Authority To Approve Higher Steel Prices

New Wage. Price: Rules May Avoid Rigid Wage Limit      Indications. Are. That “New Formula’ ‘Will Be - Announced By’ Friday.

Controls on Prices Will Be Relaxed   Increases Planned  Without Clamping Any Rigid Lid on Wages

Truman Wage Policy Backed   Ease Price Controls, No Ceiling on Wages

Predicts Truman Plan Will Ease Price Controls Without Clamping Rigid Lid on Wages   National Labor licture Brightens With Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Strikes Ended and New York City's Closure Order Lifted

No Rigid Limit on Wages, Belie!   New Federal Formula Almost Ready. Says High Official

New Government Price Policy Expected Soon  Settlement of Steel Strike This Week Or Next Predicted

BOLIVIA QUIET AFTER UPRISING   Liberal Regime Consolidates Hold, Welcomes Return of Political Exiles.

PEACE REIGNS AGAIN IN BOLIVIA” GAPITAL   New Regime Will Respect Al International Pacts

Political Exiles Plan To Return To Bolivia Now   New Government Is Being Established Following Revolutionary Success

BOLIVIAN EXILES BEING RECALLED   Regime Born by Revolution Consolidating Its Hold On Nation

YUGOSLAV CHIEF'S TIME RUNS SHORT   Attorneys Plan Appeal for Condemned Men in Belgrade.

Appeal lor Chief Head Is Refused   Only Few Hours Left For Leader And 10 Others

PRICE EASING EXPECTED 10 END DISPUTE   Capital Awaits Word From Company and  CIO Union

Truman Policy 0.K's 16-20 Pct. Wage Boost  Eases Price Rises   Quick Cracking Of Steel Strike Expected, With General Motors And Others Followins Trend By Granting Higher Wages.

Secondarylssues Delaying Steel Strike Settlement: Bowles Stabilization Chief

~[$ OBSERVED   HOUSE AND SENATE HEAR EULOGIES TO WASHINGTON —CEREMONIES HELD AT  MT. VERNON

Big Four Parley Considers Issues (f Italian Peace   Begin First All Out Effort To Shape Peace Treaties With Axis Satellites   SOME OPTIMISM BEING REFLECTED

Reparations May Split Four-Power Parley in Paris   Russians Would Ask 300 Millions From Italy

NATIONS TOLD ~STRICT-RULESDECIDED UPON   ACHESON ANNOUNCEMENT OF POLICY’ EXPECTED TO: DRAW MANY PROTESTS FROM EUROPE

NO AGREEMENT YET IN RAIL WAGE ISSUE   Only Two Gents Separate Contanding Factlans

SOUR-DOUGH SETTLERS   Surplus-Building Town Set In Alaska by U. S. Group

Army Pilot Buried Amid Flowers Intended To ‘Decorate His Wedding

Industrial — Machine s Being Broken   Equipment Shipped Bv Reds To Siberia

MANY BENEFIT FROM TAX CUT   LOW-BRAGKET WAGE EARNERS IN THIS AREA AND THROUGHOUT NATION REMOVED FROM ROLLS— INCOME TAX REDUCTIONS STARTED MONDAY  vas ae uae weecusee-ap wae: eee kid

SUICIDE STARTS ~ GAMBLING PROBE   Indiana Governor Orders 2 Full Inquiry Into New Albany Situation

TOWN’S MAYOR KILLS HIMSELF   Suicide, Assault On C. of C. Official Laid To Gaming War

INTERVENES IN EFFORT 10 AVERT STRIKE   Names Fact-Finders and Instructs OPA to Determine Whether Price Boost Is Warranted.   CALLS FOR REPORTS FEBRUARY 1 AND 10   Walkout Set for January 14, but He Has Appealed to Mill Workers to Re~ main on Job.

Truman Seeks fo Avert Strike by : New Fact Board   Orders OPA to Review Need for Price Hikes in Steel Scrap

Steel Dispute Placed Before Truman Board   Labor Trouble Places Many Out of Work

Truman Acts To Head Off Steel Strike   Instructs OPA To Review Need For Price Hike

TRUMAN ENTERS STEEL DISPUTE   President Tries To Head Off Strike: OPA Asked To Check Prices

Truman Aets  To’ Avert — Steel Strike   Names Fact Board, Orders OPA To Review Prices

PANEL ON STEEL DISPUTE NAMED   NEW: YEAR SEES 382,000 OFF JOBS IN STRIKES

‘Fact-Finders’ Set, OPA To Weigh Need For Price Increase   President Wants Word On Ceiling Structure Of Steel’s Products By Feb. 1; Chief Executive Also May Be Planning New Plea For Postponing Strike

Steel Pane! Established By Truman   President Directs OPA ' To See if There Is Price Boost Need.

OPA Told to See if Higher Prices Needed   President Appeals to Labor for Delay in Strike Action

Truman acts to head off  steel strike Fact-finding board appointed

MONTERREY CALM AFTER WALKOUTS AND NEAR-RIOTS   American Tourists Temporarily Locked In Mexican Hotels °

New Walkouts Springing Up Across Nation   Strikes Stir New Activity On Labor Front After Period Of Peace

Increase In Living Costs Arouses CIO   Will Reopen Contracts Unless “Protection” Given Workers

Statement Made Today By Reuther   Auto Workers Union Head Says Labor Needs Pro tection on Prices

Reuther Says  UAW to Reoper Wage Contracts   ClO Demands Govt. Rollback Prices Or Revise Program

Find Heiress Not Kidnape   Located in Detroit Apartment With Man

Missing Heiress Found at Detroit   Suzanne Froedtert and Male Companion Jailed

Wanted --- A Senator Swearer-Inner  woe oF wow woe oO we oe  aA a ae ae a LS BE ELS IR TRCRS RETRIEORISL SVC SEER CG Be eee   UNPRECEDENTED SITUATION DUE TO ARISE IN UPPER HOUSE OF 80TH CONGRESS

Job Open to Right Man  Wanted: Dignitary To Conduct Swearing-In Of New Senators

Biffle Baffled By Question  Of Swearing-in   But Senate Secretary Has Idea for Solving Knotty Problem

Army To Activate Reserve Units   Troops To Begin Training At Various Centers Faaler 7

Los Angeles Bus Drivers —  To Strike   Over 800,000 Riders Served Daily

U.S. Called Anti-Soviet in Germany   Democratic Committe Hits British Also; Outland in Group

Cool Snappy Weather Urges Over 2,500,000 Voters To Visit Polls   Quite Prevails As Voters In All 67 Counties Cast Ballots To Pick State Administration And Select Members Of Congressional Delegation

Electorate Goes To Polls In 67 Counties To Determine Control Of Next Administration And Goneress Delecation   NO DISTURBANCES IN EARLY VOTING

Bowles Predicts Severe Meat Shortage: Smaller Wheat Harvest Expectec

SENATE CRITICS OF LEWIS ASK ROYALTY BANS   Some Senators Seeking Delay On Labor Bill Take Long Talks

Labor Legislation Is Held Up While Senators Stall   Administration Is Said To Be Undecided on This and “ther Problems

U. N. Debates Delay In Assembly Session   Secretary General:Seeks Assurances That No Request Wilf Be Made For Postponement Beyond Oct. 23 Date Requested by Bia Four

Lie Asks for Assurance on Postponement   That Date of U. N. Assembly Will Not be Later Than Oct. 23

Key pt Will Not Press W ithdrawals   Delegation Yields To Opposition By U, S. And Great Britain

IBARRA RE-NAMED ECUADOR LEADER   Revolutionary  Movement Is Stopped: Leftist Groups Protest Action

Trial Shows Nazis Planned Collection Of All Races’ Skulls and Skeletons

Jackson Charges Defense Is Using Nuernberg Court for: Campaign of Anti-Semitism 

Economy Committee Reports Scrapping Of Farm Controls  Urged By Postwar Planners

 LONG-RANGE PLAN FOR FARM! ‘PROSPERITY IS RECOMMENDED’ ‘BY HOUSE ECONOMIC GROUP   Government Control Of Farm Production And Prices   Scrapped If Program Is Adopted  Except During Severe Depressions Would Be

HOUSE GROUP WOULD EASE FARM CONTROLS   Committee Favors Free Enterprise Above Regulations

'&conomy Committee Reports   Scrapping Of Farm Controls  - Urged By Postwar Planners     

Long-Range Farm Goals  ‘Are Sought   House Committee Outlines Program, Recommends Scrapping Controls on Production. Prices

Will Speed To Work On New Labor Formula   Senator Taft Says He Hepes Bill Can Reach Floor and Be Passed in February   Session Starts January Third   Labor Committees Headed by Taft and Landis Will Be Less Friendly Than Before

Tugboat Strike To Be Settled By Pay Raise      Auto Body Company Also Reaches  Avcreement   BOOST FOR PACKERS   Fact-Finders Report On Increase By Meat Firms

AGREEMENTS ARE REACHED   AFL Longshoremen And Briggs Co. Workers Effected

Board Proposal Held ‘Unfair by Institute   Tugboatmen’s Group Reaches Agreement With Operators

STRIKE WAVES END HOPED FOR SUGR; CGN AGREEWIENTS   Longshoremen and Briggs Workers Put Names To Accord.   CHARGE OF MURDER FILED IN ILLINOIS   Four Guards Named By Officials After Shootings.

Says Churchill ~ Had War Plans   Magazine Tells Of Secret . Speech

Speeding to Adjournment  Legislature May End Fall Session Late This Week

Teachers Satisfied In Minneapolis   $1200 Baste Pay Raise In 1948 Averts Strike

PAY HIKE AVERTS TEACHERS’ STRIKE   TWO LOCALS IN MINNEAPOLIS ACCEPT BOARD'S SETTLEMENT OFFER.

Ship Operators Hit Pay Demands   Negotiators Try To Prevent Strike

Goth Parties to C. 1. 0. Dispute Will Meet Again oday to Discuss Ilours and Other  Prenratloame_ ee

“BONEHEAD” CLUB CELEBRATES  --Friday 13th Just Another Dud ~ As Far As Texas ls Concerned

Stilwell Rites To Be Private.   Cremation Planned; Personal Pilot to Carry Ashes Over Pacific

PRIVATE RITES - FOR STILLWELL   ‘ONLY MEMBERS OF FAMILY TO ATTEND SERVICE—ASHES 'TO BE SCATTERED ON “PACIFIC

PRIVATE RITES ARRANGED FOR GEN. STILWELL   Ashes to Be Strewn Over Pacific Near His Home

STILWELL RITES TO BE WEDNESDA)   Ashes Will Be Scattered over Pacific Ocean

Break Up Plot to Kill’ MacArthur  Third Assassination Plan Is Foiled

UNITED STATES TO SEEK INDEMNITIES   State Department Announces A: tion Agsinat Yugoslavia

U. 8. 10 ASK TIT0 FOR INDEMNITIES   WASHINGTON TO SEEK COMPENSATION FOR LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY.

U.S. Will Seek Indemnities for Death of Fliers   State Department Asks Details of Attacks by Slav Airmen

U. S. WILL REQUEST INDEMNITIES DUE TO LOSS OF LIVES   Yugoslavia Will Be Asked t Pay for Incidents, Acheson Announces

AFL Sailors End West Coast Strike   Other Maritime Union Leaders Prepare for June 15 Walkout

AFL Walkout Threat Subsides, Labor Heads Are More Optimistic   West Coast Sailors Resume Dickering, 4,400 Chrysler Employees Idled By Strike Of 80; Other Developments On Labor Front.

SEAMAN’S UNIO! NEGOTIATIONS DEADLOCKED   Maritime Workers Proceed With Plans to Strike

SHIP OPERATORS REFUSE 10 PARE 5O-HOUR WEEK   Meanwhile AFL Sailors at West Coast Ports End 2-Day Stoppage   ANTHRACITE TIEUP OVER   Truman “Still Undecided on Signing Case Bill Amid Threat of ‘Rider’

Sailors Union Return To Jobs On West Coast   HARD COAL STRIKE Is SETTLED FOR MINE WORKERS

TORNADOES TAKE HEAVY TOLL IN SOUTHERN AREA   At Least. 37 Are Known Dead Ir Texas, Mississippi And Arkansas

Tornadic Winds Continue To Take Lives In South   ” oe ee  éas In Mississippi, arkansas Ravaged By Severe Storms

Toll Reaches 3/ As Tornadoes Lash New Areas  OND Waret- Villages   200 Hurt; Villages In Mississippi And Arkansas Ripped

TORNADIC WINDS HIT TWO MORE STATES, KILLING TOTAL OF 37   STORMS STRIKE ARKANSAS, MISSISSIPP] AFTER TEXAS HIT WITH 29 DEAD, $2,000,000 DAMAGE

37 Dead Listed in Wind Storms   Texas Now Counts 29 Persons Killed

At Least 37 Persons Die In Storms   Tornadoes Hit Parts Of Mississippi And Arkansas

TORNADIC WIND LEAVES 37 DEAD MANY INJURED   Sweeps Through Mississippi and Arkansas

MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS TOWNS STRUCK BY WINDS AS TEXAS COUNTS LOSSES

SAYS CHARGES HAVE BEEN BY POLITICAL FOES, NEGRO COMMUNISTS. AND:A :  TRAITOROUS SECRETARY.

SENATOR SAYS POLITICAL FOES MADE CHARGES   Admits He Aided Contractors and Took Gifts

Claims He Took Only Yule Gifts for Contract Aid   Blames Political Foes, Negroes, Reds, Terry for Attack on Him

Christmas Gifts All He Got, Claims   Admits He Got War Contracts for Friends—Blames  Ccmmunists, Negroes

DENIES TAKING MONEY FOR AID “ON CONTRACTS   Flays Foes as Negroes And Communists; Hits Back at Terry

Raps Accusers In Statement To Senate Grour   Cadillac, Furniture Only Christmas Gifts, He States

PLANS 10 REPAY LOANS: RECEIVED, SENATOR STATES   ‘Only Other Funds Were for Ex-Sen. Doxey’s .Campaign, He Testifies   READS LONG STATEMENT   Charges Accusations Against Him Are by Foes Who Seek His Removal

ATTACKS TERRY, COMMUNISTS, NEGROES   Got ‘Christmas Gifts’ for Contracts

Bilbo Denies Taking Money  From War Contractors   ‘Mississippi Senator Declares Charges Lodged Against  Him By Political Foes, Negroes, Communists And A Traitorous Secretary ~

FORD AND UNION RENEW TALKS   ' Report GM Strikers Are Being Pressed Financially

Measure To Face Its ‘Vest  In Order   Senate Can’t Vote Until Another Session Held

Fact-Finding Plan To Reach  House Floor   Committee Agrees To Reach Decision  Bv Tuesday   ARMY CUT URGED   Sen. Johnson Demands Postwar Army Be Onlv Million

‘Chinese Goaded hy Japanese Into Beating American Flyers, Witnesses Testify

DELAY NAMING JAP PREMIER   Choice Hangs Fire As Party Leaders Meet to Study Coalition Plans

Union Claims 200,000 Out In New Strike   75 Cities in 16 States Affected by Electrical Workers’ Walkout

Great Lakes Seamen Await Cairification Great Lakes Seamen Await Clarification

Sugar Industry Is Sharply Divided on How Long Federal Control Should Be Continued

Not Enough, But Believe Sugar Could Be Better Distributed Without Controls

MAY RATION SUGAR ALONE   Report Sharp Difference * On How Long That Should Remain

Opinions Vary on Whether or Not To Keep Control on Sugar   Not Enough For World, is View

OPA UPS MILK 1-C PER QUAR}   New Ceilings on Cheese and Dairy Products Soon To Be Fixed

MILK” INCREASE: -1S- AUTHORIZED   CENT A QUART ADVANCE AP__ PROVED FOLLOWING HIKE _ IN PRICE FOR FARMER

PASS. ON MILK PRICE BOOST TO CONSUMERS   Expect New Ceiling On Cheese  And Butter

4-H Agricultural Fair Starts Three Day Show Monday  Livestock Judging ' Tuesday; Other . Exhibits Follow

4-H Agricultural Fair Starts Three Day Show Monday  Livestock Judging  Tuesday; Other   ee OS ee Fe

Sees No Prospect  For Cut in Taxes   Truman Still Hopeful He ~~ Gan Balance Budget for  Next Year   TWO BILLION DEFICIT   Expenditures for Military and Maritime Services  to Be Cut   ICE FROM TOPEKA   Lawrence Householders Are Allotted 50 Pounds Again Today   SEE A LIGHT VOTE A 5-DAY INSTITUTE   Approximately 50 Teach. ers Are Enrolled in County   VOTE TOMORROW  8 a.m. Close 6 p. m.  Polls Open

CANDIDATES WORK  FINAL GUN   Observers Predicting Lightest Vote in Years Tomorrow   SLIGHT INTEREST HERE   ICE FROM TOPEKA   Lawrence Householders Are Allotted 50 Pounds  Again Today   A S-DAY INSTITUTE   Approximately 50 Teachers Are Enrolled in County   VOTE TOMORROW  Polls Open 8 a.m. Close 6 p. m.

New Tactics in AFL-CIO War Will Affect None But Breweries, Says Spokesman.

Small Nations Urging Limitations   Compromise Formula To Be Offered. By Senator Austin

US Delegates Will Approach Reds For Big Veto Showdown   Await Molotov’s Talk Expect New Details On Red Policy

UN Assembly Awaits Blast by Molotov   Expects to Stress Charges Against the U.S. and Britain

U. N. Assembly Awaits Molotov Policy Address   Small Nations Urge Limitation of Veto After Stalin’s Defense

Policy May Be Clarified In Molofov Talk   Americans Want To Bring Issue Up For Decision

U.S. to Discuss Veto Question   Will Attempt to End Controversy in OffThe Floor Agreement

U.N. Hears Molotov. Todav   Major Policy Speech Expected te Hammer On Points of Difference With Western Allies

Compromise Plan Readied hy U.S. On Use of Veto   Closed Shop, Other Labor Issues ‘Appear on Slates of State Ballots

US. Works on Compromise in Issue of Vete   Will Deal Directly with Russia in Private  Talks

Molotov to Make Major Policy Talk To UNO Assemb!y   Reds Charge U. §., Britain, With Breach OF Atlantic Charter

AWAIT SPEEC BY MOLOTOV LATER IN DAY   Soviet Foreign Minister ts Expected To Expand Declaration of Policy In Addracc   DEBATE IS RESUMED

Direct Parley With Reds, Plan   U.S. Delegation Will Seek Compromise on Veto Issue

Wants Armed Men Taken From China   Also Blasts At Presence Of British Forces In Greece, Middle East And Indonesia; Molotov Is Speaker

Planning Direct Talk With Reds To End Dispute   Small Nations Urge Limitation in U.N. Speeches; Molotov Statement Awaited

United States  To Approach  Russia Direct In FE ffart ta Fund   In Effort to End Controversy Over the Veto

U.S. Seeks End To Veto Snar!  Direct Approach To  panies Wey Se PES

Molotov to Give Policy Before U.N.   _ Controversy Sharpened By Prime Minister Stalin’s Defense of Veto

DELEGATION 19 SEEK END FOR DISPUTE IN UN   "Small Nations in Drive to Limit Veto Power -in Security Council

Sharpened By Statement Of Soviet Leader   ,U. S. To Approach Reds On Matter; Molotov Speech Awaited -

U.S. Seeks To Settle Veto Issue   To Take Compromise Plan To Big Five In “OffFloor’ Parleys

MOLOTOV TALK SEEN PROMISING ANSWER TO MANY QUESTIONS  GENERAL ASSEMBLY IN

U. S. DELEGATION WILL APPROACH REDS DIRECTLY ON THE VETO OUESTION

U. S. Seeks End To Strife On Veto Use:   Plan To Approach Russians Directly On Limitation OF Veto Power.

Russia Will Be Approached on Issue Over Veto   Case Sharpened by Stalin Statement

AUSTIN WORKS 0N PROPOSAL 10 LIMIT UST   promise Formula -o Be Submitted to  Major Powers

Sees Hopes For Accord In Frankness   U. N. Awaits Policy Dee. laration by Molotov Late Tadev.

Restaurant Meat Prices To Increase   OPA Grant 15 Per Cent Boost It Meat Dishes Effective Next Thursday

EATING PLACES ~ JO-HIKE-PRICE   OPA GRANTS 15 PERCENT INCREASE FOR MEAT DISHES TO: OFFSET HIGHER _ CosTsS eee

MEAT DISHES GET 15 PER CENT HIKE BY OPA RULING   New Order To Go Into Effect Next Thursday

Restaurant Operators Win Half of Battle   OPA Grants 15 Pct. Boost On Meat Dishe:

Pay Decision Waited at GM   Company Rejection  Of 1914 Bid Likely

Extent Of Hike  In Living Costs Worries lowans   Rents Already Increasing; Gradual Rise In Retail Prices Foreseen.

85 Jews to Be Questioned   Hear Britain May Negotiate With Arab Leader

Separate Moslem  State in India  Out, Nehru Says   Indian Leader Confers With Attlee; Says Pakistan Not Likely   HEADS OF FACTIONS ARRIVE IN LONDON   Party Leaders Begin FourDay Discussion of Country’s Freedom

Man-And Woman Sought In Degnan Murder Case Surrender ToChicago Police

TWO SURRENDER JO CHICAGO POLICE   Man and Woman Wanted For Questioning On Child Murder.

GOP BLOG HOPES TO AMEND BILL EXTENDING OPA   Republicans Favor Definite Formula For Junking Ceilings; Bowles And Aides Think Most Ceilings Except On Rents Can Be Dropped During 1947.

PRICE CONTROL EXTENSION MAY HIT RESISTANCE   Republicans May Write Formula for Junking OPA Ceilings

PLAN DEFEATED TO BUMP OPA FROM SCENES   Solon Would Gradually Liquidate Setup as Production Nears Normaley

GOP Planning ; Formula For Junking Ceiling:   Republican Committeman Favors System For Gradual But Forced OPA Liquidation

GOP's Have Plan For Junking All  Price Ceilings      Drive To Extend Price Control May Run Into Trouble As Result

OPA Future May Be Jolted By GOP   Administration Forces Drive for Passage Of Original Measure

‘Opposition Marshalled in Effort to Defeat Administration Plea for Extension of OPA.

Price Control Extension Drive  May Hit Snag In GOP Formula   Republicans Map Plan To Junk Price Ceilinys. Liquidate OPA

OPA Prolongatior Struggle Forecast   Administration Drive To Retain Controls Bumps Into Potential Trouble: GOP Hints Plan For Gradually Junking Price Ceilinas

OPA Extension Runs Into Potential Trouble   Caravan of Cabbies Moves.on Washington

NEW FEDERAL MOVE SEEN IN STEEL STRIKE   Action Looking Toward Settlement Likely in Few Days

White House May Move Into Dispute Again Within Few Days If Settlement Not Reached;  Unemployment to Soar If Walkout Continues

Three Persons Die In Route 17 Crash; 9 Others Critical   Mar and Light Truck ‘Are in Collision, Involve Three Other Aptos; ‘Teaffiec Delaved

Baby Being Flown On 8,000 Mile Flight   Tiny Australian Rushed To U. S. for Treatment To Save Her Life

Two-Months-Old Child To Start On 8,000-Mile Trip In Battle For Life

Snyder Warns Inflation Now Grave Danger   Reconversion Director Urges Extension Of O. P. A. To Keep It In Bounds   SOUND ECONOMY DEMANDS ACTION

4 States Hold Primaries Tuesday; Spotlight Falls on Ohio Balloting

Bricker Race in Ohio is Spotlight of Four State Primary Elections Tomorrow

Bilbo Election \Deficit Paid   Inquiry Reveals $11,000 Payment by Insurance Man

SENATE PROBE OF SOUTHERN SOLON GOES ON   Witness Knocked  From Chair By Bilbo Aide Resumes Interrupted Story   MISSING SECRETARY FOUND   Edward Terry Is Located In Mississippi Hospital; May Go To Washington

COMMISSION ACTS T0 END SHIP STRIKE   Wage Boosts Ordered For Govt. Ships On  Pacific Coast

Maritime Wage In East Okehed For West Coast   Move Is Aimed at Ending Month-Long Pacific Ship Strike

Third Class Cities Seek’ Extra Revenue To Ease Burden On Real Estate

UNO ASSEMBLY MAY POSTPONE ACTION ON SITE   Sentiment Against the Connecticut Lo*" eation Grows

CONNECTICUT SITE FOR UNO IS — ‘OPPOSED AS TOO EXPENSIVE AND CHOICE IS LIKELY 10 BE DELAYED

Talks Recessed Until Monday by U. §. Conciliator   Owners, Unions Claim Each Other Acting in Bad Faith in Dispute

Negotiations Recess Until Monday With Situation ‘Quite Confused’      Opposing Sides Say ‘Bad Faith’   All Parties Issue Individual Statements On Progress Of Discussions

Situation Called ‘Quite Confused’   East And Gulf Coast Ports Remain Idle As Neaotiations Fail To Halt Wolkouts

Offered Acting Sheriff $100, Jury Charges   state Orders Removal of Robert R. Melrose, Independence Lawyer

Offered Acting Jury Charges   jtate Orders Removal of Robert R. Melrose, Independence Lawyer

Charge Melrose With Offering Official Bribe   Say $100 Offered Last October With View of Influencing Official

EXPECTED IN CITY ELECTION APRIL 2   Lee Mulhollan Withdraws From Commission Race

HEAVY VOTING IS EXPECTED IN CITY ELECTION APRIL 2   Lee Mulhollan Withdraws From  Commission Race

CELESTIAL DISPLAY SEEN CLEARLY HERE   Clear Sky Affords Brilliant Spec. tacle as Comet’s Tail Streaks Heavens,

Chinese Open Fire, Kill Ten French Soldiers Off The Harbor Of Haiphong

10 Frenchmen. Reported Killed “As French Artive to: Take Over Rule Froni'Chigese® oO

Three Nations Ready To Issue Joint Statement   U. S., Britain, France Disapprove Of Regime But People Must Act

JOINT ACTION URGING END TO FRANCO REGIME   Troops Move to French Border

NEW GOVERNMENT AGREED FOR SPAIN   Three Powers Decide On Caretaker Rule for Country.

PHONE WORKERS EXPECTED TO STRIKE IN MORNING— RAILROAD WALKOUT IS CALLED      By INTERNATIONAL NEWS ‘ gepvicer

Full Blackout  Of Service is.  Slated at 6a. m   Lengthy Talks -Fail to Effect Settlement

MOLOTOV AMONG UNITED NATION DELEGATES PAYING HOMAGE TO F. D. ROOSEVELT AT GRAVE

U.N. Delegates Honor Roosevel   “All Outside This Country Loved Him’ Spaak Says

Sugar Shortage Despite Large Crop In Cuba   Some Eastern refineries may be forced to close; depend on government for supply.

COMMIES READY JO SEIZE HARBIN   Government Officials Leave as Soviets Quit City

ATOMIC GROUP HOLDS SESSION   SENATE COMMITTEE CALLS FBI CHIEF AND OTHERS INTO SECRET MEETING TODAY —

HOUSING SHORTAGE, RETURN OF VETS AUGMENTS NEED FOR RED CROSS HOME NURSING

An Army Official Reveals 106 Uncut Diamonds Taken From Officer Accused of 81,500,000 Jewel Theft.

Truman Now At Navy Base In Bermuda   BRIEF HOLIDAY STOP wit!  BE MADE BY PRES ONE I? SEA VOYAGE.  '

PRESIDENT DOCKS AT BERMUDA BASE   Chief Executive to. Make  etal Clanngar

Steelworkers. Companies Set  For Big Strike   Orders Sent to Union Directors of Walkout Beginning on Monday

Union, Steel Firms Prepare For Nation’s Biggest Strike   Collapse of Wage Settlement Efforts at Washington Leads C. I. O. Leaders to Send Out Orders for Walkout—Carnegie-Illinois Starts Banking Furnaces—Workers Begin Leaving Jobs at Jones & Laughlin Plant.

CURTAILMENT IS STARTED AT STEEL PLANTS   Furnaces Are Banked As Firms Prepare  For Shutdown

Firms Begin Curtail“ment Necessary to Insure Orderly Shutdown on Sunday Night. _ .--

DRIVE BUILDING UP AGAINST CONTROL OF FARM PRICES   Senator Thomas of Oklahoma and Other Members of Congress Advocate Removal of Ceilings.   ELLENDER URGES WIDE COST ADJUSTMENTS   Declares Changes Should Be Made on Ali Commodities in Line With Wage Increases,

SENATORS POKE AT OPA’S RULE   Elmer Thomus Favors Lifting Of Price Controls from Farm Commoditierc

Drive to Remove All Farm Produce Ceilings Is Begun  lO lg   Sen. Thomas to Lead Active Fight; Support Is Indicated

OPA CONTROLS UNDER ATTACK —  Solon Plans Fight To Abolish Price Curbs On Farm Output

PRICE CONTROL HAS OPPOSITION   Senators Start Move To Lift Levels On All Farm Commodities

One -Time OPA Supporters Buck Curbs   Former Advocates Ask Adjustment in Accord With Wages

Drive to Remove Price Control on Farm Goods Begun  Southern Legislators Concerned Over Cotto Ceiling Possibility.

Farm Commodity Price Controls May Be Removed   Senate Agriculture Committee Head Will Back: Proposaj

Sef NV ERNE CNG? MIN AEN SEY Sor TT I  'DRIVE TO END PRICE CONTROLS ON  FARM COMMODITIES IS TAKING SHAPE

DON J. PREWITT DECLARED DEAL   Miami Marine Flyer, 24, Was Reported Missing on Okinawa, April 19, 1945

May Sidestes Creation Of Council   . Britain And U. S. May Head Off Red Blocking Move

To Block Trustee Council Dulles to Offer   Dulles to Offer Proposal Averting A Showdown

U.S., Britain Seek To Block Russian Move  Seek To Avert Showdown On UN Assembly

70 MILLIONS TO FLOOD PROGRAM   Funds Also Allocated for Nevi- gc’ eeWoha on Natisn’s Waterways

70 Millions Allotted for  Waterways  Truman Figure Ice Overruled

ART. TREASURE SEARCH OPENS   POLISH OFFICIAL SAYS ART OBJECTS WORTH ‘TEN MILLION ~~ DOLLARS HAVE Dis- APPEARED

REVEALS LOSING ART TREASURERS   Polish Collection Worth Ter Millions Disappears In Canada

Capehart Sees G.0.P. Victory In November   Urges Party's Workers ‘To Get Out the Voters’

GOP Workers Urged To ‘Get Out The Vote’   Candidates, In Pre-Campaign Meeting, Predict Republican Control Of Both Houses of Congress.

WORLD DISARMAMENT TALKS TO AVERT NEW WAR ARE SUGGESTED  PRESIDENT URGED IN — RESOLUTION TO CALL VITAL CONEFRENCE

Step Asked Of Truman By Tydings   Senator Says He Doubts UNO Atomic Control To Be Successful.

Disarmament Parley Asked   Tydings Urges World Meet to Prevent Atomic World War

Ty dings Asks C onference on Atomic Bomb   Does Not Believe United Nations Can Handle Problem

Tydings Demands Trumar Call Immediate Parley On World Disarmament

PREVENTION OF ATOMIC WAR URGED   Senator Demands President Truman Call Conference

Tydings Thinks Control by UNO Not to Succeec   Charges in Senate Speech That World Powers are “Arming to Teeth”

Military Control Exclusion Urged In Atom Policy   Scientist Endorses McMahon Bill for Handling Problem

Would Eliminate Military Control In Atomic Plan:   Scientist Says Tradition Of Government Demands Policy Made By Civilians

WORLD MEETING ON ATOM ASKED   [ydings Thinks Problem Too Big for UNO

Urges Ban of Military in Atom Control   Sclentists Prepare Statement to Present Ceraqressional Group

Wants World Disarmament Conference   Tydings Asks Parley to Prevent At¢amin Alar

Arms Parley Demanded on Atomic War  Doubt Expressed On Success of LIND) Pracadiura

Urges Action To Prevent ‘Atomic War   Says All Other Major Powers Are Rearming

Conference To Prevent Atomic  ‘War Is Urged.   Tydings Doubts United Nations For Control Be Suecessful,   WORLD DISARMAMENT

DisarimamentConference Urged for Prevention of  New Atomic. World War   ALAS Favors McMahon Bill For Control of Atom Enerey

Sen. Tydings Feels UNO Is Not Competent   Emphasizes That Al 1 Great Powers Are Now  ‘Arming to the Teeth’ 

Sen. Tydings Doubts UNO Plan Success   Energy Development Must Be Freed From Military Control, Says Science Official

Tydings of Maryland Doubts UN Action for ‘Control’ of Bomb Would Be Successful

WORLD POWER DISARMAMENT IS ADVOCATED   Sen. Tvdings Demand: President Truman Call Conference

DEMANDS TRUMAN CALL DISARMAMENT “CONFERENCE NOW   Sen. Tydings’ Appeal Was to Prevent An Atomic World War.   “CONTROL” NOT SAFE   Doesn’t Bélieve United Nations Is Equipped to Handle the Task.

New Disarm  Parley Asked   Sen. Tydings Demands Truman Call Parley To Block Atomic War

SMOLDERING WRECKAGE OF PLANE FOUND   Transport Lost In Storm With 11 Aboard Spotted Atop Mountain.

Wreckage of WAL Transport Found on Peak   Searchers See Trickle Of Smoke: Little Hane of Survivors

Wreckage of Liner Found   Plane Still Smoking, Pilot Reports; Doubt Survivors Possible

Heirens Tells Of 3 Murders   Re-enacts in Full Details of Three Brutal Killings

HEIRENS SAYS HE KILLED 3 IN CHICAGC   Confession Ends Hunt In Brutal Murders

Heirens Admits And Reenacts Three Murders   Calmly And. Without Hesitation Relates All About Crimes

Chicago Youth Blames his Crimes on Strange Compulsion in’ Confession Before State’s Attorney

Youth Bares Incredible Crime Story   William Heirens Confesses Three Chicago Murders

3 Young Boy. Admits ‘Slaying Chicago” Child, Two Women   State’s Attorney Will . Seek to Put Youth, 17, In Prison for Life.

Full Confession of Heirens Is Made Public   Chicago University Sophomore Admits Killing of Three

Heirens Tells Of Crimes for  fourteenHour:   Voluminous Confessior Signed at 2 O'clock In Morning—Slayings Reenacted By Youth

Heirens Tells Of Slaying Girl, 2 Others   ‘Wrote Ransom Note To Give Degnans Hope for Child’s Life

YOUTH RELATES GRUESOME STORY OF KILLING DEGNAN INFANT  Heirens Admits Brutal Chicaao Slavyinas

'Jekyll-Hyde’ Heirens Reveals How \[He Committed Three Brutal Murders

HEIRENS UNFOLDS DETAILS OF THREE BRUTAL SLAYINGS   Youth Calm During 3-Heur Recital of Degnan KidnapMurder and Killing of Two Women.   CHILD WAS CHOKED TO DEATH IN BEDROOM   Crimes, He Says, Were on the Spot Decisions Made After He Entered Victims’ Homes to Steal.

YOUTH RELATES GRUESOME STORY OF KILLING beeoaeer——eeee  Hairene Admits Brutal Chicago Slaying:

Heirens Taken To Scene of 3  Vicious Crimes   Re-enacts Slaving of Degnan Girl and Two Women in Making Full Confession

William Heirens Admits 3 Brutal Chicago Murders   Strangled Suzanne Degnan as She Slept He Says Calmly

Heirens Tells Of Killing  Degnan Girl And 2 Others   Details Slaying Of Chicago Girl, Climaxing Weeks Of Speculation

Heirens Recounts Murder Details   Defense Hopes To Get Life Sentence For Youth; Reenacts Crimes

HEIRENS DUE TO CET LIFE TERM   Confesses Three Brutal Murders; Life Sentence With No Possibility Of Parole Likelv.

Heiren’ s Incredible Career Is Matter Of Record Today; Murder Of Three Admitted

Youth Details Kidnap-Killing Of Degnan Cir!   Student Claims He Was Seized with Sort Of Stupor When He Committed Crimes

HEIRENS TELLS EVERY DETAIL DEGNAN DEATH   17- Year-Old University Student Confesses  Three Murders

CHICAGO YOUTH CONFESSES TWO OTHER SLAYINGS   Heirens Relates Details, Reenacts Crimes for Law Officials

Heirens Confesses To Degnan Murder, Two Other Killings   Weeks of Speculation Ended As 17-Year-Olc University Student Calmly Tells Story Of Crimes; Seeks to Escape Chair

Heirens Shows Murder Routes To Investigators  Abnormal Pleasure Confessed By Youth le Coary OF Killinae

Heirens Confesses Slayings Of Suzanne Degnan, Women   University Sophomore Relates All Details Reenacts Crimes, Faces Life Imprisonment

HEIRENS GIVES FULL ACCOUNT OF 3 MURDERS IN CONFESSION   Expect State To  Recommend Life In Prison Without Chance At Parole

Quiet Setiling Over China's ‘Fighting Fronts  Communist Forces Charged With

Quiet Settling Over China's Fighting Fronts  Communist Forces Charged With Violations of Truce

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Indian Troops Clear Bombay Sts. of Striking Sailors

Mlinois Corn Crop Upped Half Billion - Bushels by:Forecast   National Survey Sees Biggest Farm Crops Of All Time This Year

REDS. RUSH TO BUY SHOES AT $67 UF TAS STORES SLASH PRICES 40 PER CENT

eportediy Secks “Breath er” for Talks Between Lewis and Coal Operators Which Would End Government Operation.

Government Seeks 60 Day “Truce” in Soft Coal Squabble   Lewis May Serve Notice Tomorrow On Contract Issue  Dy, WABI Mm as ASAD

Truce in Coal Dispute Said Aim of Krug   Operators Willing To Meet with UMW Leader in Effort to Avert Mine Walkout   Friday Notice Possible.

OPERATORS ASK CHANCE TO DEAL WITH UMW BOSS   LEWIS KEEPS SILENT, MAY SERVE NOTICE OF STRIKE FRIDAY

Seek Coal   Truce   Sixty Day Period to Allow Lewis and Mine Owners to Bargain Is Asked By Government

60-DAY ‘TRUCE’ IS PROPOSED 10 CHECK WALKOUT   Government Asks Time fo John Lewis, Operators To Sian Contract

U.S. May Ask Lewis For Truce   Report Sec., Krug I Seeking Breathe From Mine Worker: Strike Threat

‘Government Seeks Truce Coal Crisis “   Secretary Of Interior Holds Secret Conference With Lewis.

Krug Seeking Truce in Soft Coal Dispute   Wants Way Paved for Return of Mines to the Operators

U.S. Seeking 60-Day Coa Crisis Truce   Krug-Lewis Talk ln New Effort to Avert Big Strike

UJ. §. REPORTED SEEKING DELAY IN COAL FIGHT   60-Day ‘Truce’ Talk Heard As Operators, Lewis Enter Talks

U. S. Seeks Truce In Mine Dispute   Government Reported Attempting to Arrange 60-Day Strike Delay to Give Coal Operators AChance to Work Out New Contract With Lewis

‘Truce’ Rumor Cireulates In  Coal Dis pute   Government Reported Secking 60-Day Respite “In Swrike-Threatened  Bituminous Fields

4 ‘Sixty-Day Coal Strike. he ‘Truce’ Reportedly s ught By Government

Kiug Reported Seeking Coal Dispute Truce   ‘Might Ask 60 Days for ' .ewis,Owners to Reach  = Accord.

60-Day Truce Sought To Keer Mines Working  Operators Agree To Negotiate With tone

60-DAY STRIXE TRUCE SOUGHT    Government Wants Lewis And Operators To Negotiate Contract

Krug Seeking 60-Day ‘Truce’ In Coal Dispute   Lewis And Mine Owners Work On Contract To Speed Release Of Federally Run: Pits -

Hopes Owners Will Deal With Union Privately   Krug To Confer With Lewis Again Today In Soft Coal Crisis.

Government May Seek Coal Truce   A 60-day Armistice Would Delay Strike Threat by Lewis

Government Seeks 60-Day Period; Walkout Notice May Come Friday; Krug, Lewis Confer Again Today

TRUCE MAY BE SOUGHT IN COAL STRIKE   Conferences Between Krug And Mine Chief Are Continued In Secrecy   MEETING AGAIN TODAY

SEEK TRUCE IN COAL DISPUTE   Government Wants 60 * Day Delay of Strike

Report Krug Seeks Truce In Coal   Secretary to Meet Lewis Today After Two Secret Meets

Gov't Reported Seeking 60-Day Coal Strike Truce   Operators Voice Willingness To Meet With Lewis

Lewis, Owners Seek To Finish Federal Contro   Highly Secret Meets Held On Wednesday, UMW Chief Hints Ai New Wage Demand:

U.S. Reported Seeking Truce In Threatened Coal Shutdown   ’ Government Bids For Lewis-Owners Pact Negotiations

Government Seeks Sixty-Day Delay In Strike Threat  Hepe, Lewis, Operaiors Pan Meanhiais Cantrart

Delay In Strike Sought   Krug Schedules Conference With Miners’ Leader

60-DAY COAL TRUCE ASKED   UL S. Seeks To Keep Miners on Job While Owner-UMW Parley Continues.

Dispite T Truce   Might Ask 60- Days for - Lewis,Ow ners to Reach _ Accord.

KRUG SEEKING G0-DAY COAL STRIKE TRUGE   Wants to Give Operator: Chance to Reach Pact With Lewis

Government Will Seek 30-Day Truce in Coal Mine Dispute   Wants Operators And Lewis To Aqree on Wages

Two New U. S. Warships Are Designed And Equipped To Fire Guided Missiles

New American Battleships  Will Fire Guided Missiles   First Of Atomic Age Dreadnaughts Also Being Designed To Withstand Awesome Force Of An Atomic Bomb Attack: Designs Based On War Experience

Raging Typhoon Lashing Philippines; Army Tua Hits Reef: Ships Are Moved To Safety

Former Senator Dies Suddenly   Miles Poindexter Passes at His Home

Targets 7 For Next Bomb Test   Arkansas and Saratoga Closest to Atomic Depth Charge Slated For July 25 At Bikini

Battleship Arkansas And Carrier Saratoga On Hot Spet For Second Atomic Bomb Test

Old Battleship Nevada and Carrier Saratoga on Bikini “Snot” July 95

ARE ON THE SPOT   Plan to Use Arkansas and Saratoga in Atomic  Bomb Test

Two Men. Including One Soldier, Killed on Train Bound for Camp Shelby Separation Center

TWO ARE KILLED IN DERAILMENT   TROOP TRAIN WRECKED NEAR LEBANON, PA,

2 DEAD IN CRACKUP   22 OTHERS INJURED AS TRAIN JUMPS TRACK, RAMS FREIGHT

TRAIN ACCIDENT KILLS 2 PERSONS   Soldier Enroute to. Discharge Center Dies

Program Calls For New Government Subsidy Payments And Aid  Where Needed

HUGE OUTPUT OF MATERIALS TO BE PUSHED   PROGRAM CALLS FOR 2,700,000 HOUSES IN 1946-47

Nearly Three Million Homes May Be Built   Plan Would Increase Output of Materials, Triple Labor Force

TRUMAN SUPPORTS PROGRAM TO BUILD ? 70.000 HOUSES   Completion by End of 1947 Is Goal—Vast Increases in Output of Materials Contemplated.   CONGRESS IS ASKED FOR NECESSARY LAWS   Plan, Drafted by Wyatt, Calls for Tripling Labor Force Engaged in Residential Construction.

Involves Subsidies, PremiumPayments, Wage Adjustments Where Necessary

Construction of 2,/00,000 New Houses Planned   Government Program Calls for Vast ncreases in Building Materials;  Federal Subsidies, Other Aid Slated

President Truman announces a ‘bold’ program in °46, °47   To boost building material output; covernment to aid in reaching goal

WOULD BUILD THREE MILLION HOMES, 2 YEARS   Truman Says Program Would Subsidize Low Cost Buildings

Nearly Half To Be Built During 1946   Seven-Point Program Is Outlined In Plan Of Housing Expert

Plan Calis For 2,700,600 New Houses In 1946 and 1947 of Moderate Cost

Truman Vows 2,700,000. ° Homes by ’48  Subsidy, Wage Hike D1 Called fae   Subsidy, Wage Hike Plans Called*for In ‘Bold’ Program

Plans to Construct 2,700,000 Homes Projected  Program to Extend Over 1946-47; Details Outlined

BUILDING SPU PROGRAM SET BY PRESIDENT   2,700,000 New Unite Planned Within Two Years

Two-Year Goal Of 2,700,000 Homes Is Set  Program Would  Subsidize Low fact Puvaollinac

Bold Plans to Build 2,700,000 Low Cost Homesinthe Next Two Years   Pre - Fabricated Houses Part of Government's Contribution to Relieving Shortages. in Living Quarters for Americans

Truman Announces Vast New Housing Construction Plan   2,700,000 New Homes is 1946-1947 Goal—To Speed Materials Output, Tripte Labor Force, Under New Proqram

eal Of Two Million New Homes Is Set   Federal Payments To Boost Output, President Reports

Plans to Construc! 2,700,000  Homes Projected   Program to Extend  Over 1946-'47; Thiwtustlia PF Svetifcconal

Home Building Plans Announced  Government To Lend - Hand In Several Ways

Rain, Frost Predicted In Northwest   Colder Weather Due To Spread Over Oklahoma During Friday Night

More Rain anc Cold Weather Seen for State   Additional Rain, It  Is Feared, Will Raise Crest of Flood Racing Down North Canadian

State's Fufure As Playground Must Be Shaped   Policy In Regard To Resort Business Is A Vital Issue Now

STATE RESORT POLICY VITAL   Michigan’s Future As Playground Must be Shaped, Bachunas Savs

BOWLES SPEARHEADS ren DEAL FIGHT m SAVE PRICE CONTROL   House And Senate Conferees Face Initial Vote Today

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Bowles Heads Fight to Save Price Control

Bowles Warns Nation Faces Inflation Crisis   Says OPA Bills Riddled With “Booby Traps’

SAYS OPA BILL - BOOBY TRAPPED   Bowles Warns of Greatest Crisis In Battling ) Inflation

BOWLES WARNS OF PITFALLS IN NEW OPA BILL   Stabilization Chief Says Nation Faces Greatest Crisis in Inflation Fight

$400 Pay Rise Proposed for Armed Force:   increase is Equai te That Voted Federal Employees by Congress

$400 PAY BOOST IS ASKED FOR MILITARY   Move Seen As Incentive Te Increased Enlistments

House Group Is For Pay Raise  For Armed Forces  ~ Would'Give $400 Annual Increase To Army, Navy

Service Pay Boost Urged   House Sub-Commi'..ce Recommends $400 Yearly Raise

Draft Of Youth For Army, Navy Seems Certain   House Committee Votes For 9-Month Renewal  Of Statute

$400 Yearly Army Pay Raise  Recommended   Subcommittee Sends Measure. On to Full Board

Pauley Facing Defeat, Belief  GOP Claims Strength Against Nomination

PETRILLO LOSES IN SENATE VOTE   Bill To Curtail Powers of Musicians’ Boss Goes to White House

Anti-Petrillo Measure Sent  To White House   Establishes Criminal Pen. alties for Compelling or Trying to Compel  “Featherbed”’ Facties

ANTI-PETRILEO BILL IS PASSED   Penalties Provided For Paving Union To Use Phonograph Records

100,000 TEXTILE WORKERS RAISED   Eight-Cent Boost Apparently Will Not Stop Unions From Pressing Demands For 12 To 15 Cent Pay Roost.

General Boost In Textile Pay   Workers All Over Carolinas Look Forward To Larger Pay Envelopes

British Foreign Office Says Red Troops Make  Situation More Grave   Cabinet in Special Session Tomorrow

SOVIET TROOP MOVES WORRY GREAT BRITAIN   CABINET MEETING TO STUDY IRAN PROBLEM

U. S. Awaits Reply to  Note of Interrogation   British Cabinet To Diseuss tran   Reds Flout 1942 Iranian Treaty

Snail-like Pace of Parley Delays Consideration of Axis Satellites’ Treaties

tha Home “Toun, in WASHINGTON By Welter Shead WNU Correspondent   Mace a _-Federal Funds: Witt Ald”  ‘Bullding atdegbltals

WHY Washington Buresa 50H Eve 3¢.. 7. W.   Federal Funds Will Ald Rubliding of Hoanitale

PERSECUTED MILLIONS   Rosenberg. Admits Responsibility for Enslaving and Killing

ROSENBERG HIT FOR ‘BUTCHERY   Nazi Admits Enslaving Anc Slaying Of Thousands

Nazi Plan To Destroy Slav Race Alleged   Rosenberg Seen  As Bloody Chief

Akron Woman Died Last. Monday  - Married Tn. LeMars .-Forty Years Ago

RUSSIAN MOVE ON BOMB PLAN: COMING TODAY   GROMYKO EXPECTED TO GIVE SOME HINT OF SOVIET ATTITUDE AT MEETING . THIS AFTERNOON ©

Gromyko Will Present Ideas  On Baruch Plan   Veto Powers Expected To Loom As Crucial Issue On Atomic Bomb Proposals   U. N. COMMISSION DISCUSSING PLAN

Committee Cut, Pensions, Pay Hike Urged for Congress’ Reorganizatior

Congress May Vote Pay Increase, Cut Boards   Early Ballot Is Scheduled on Program For Reorganization of Body

PRICES GOING UP   O’Daniel Blocks OPA Ex.  tension Move in Senate.

House Ready To Take Up Emergency OPA Bul: ()Daniel Blocks Senate

BENEFITS TO DISABLED   ‘me-Fourth of World War It Vet. erans Have 4 pplied

WELL OVER MILLION INDICATED AS TOTAL OF STATE BALLOTS  OFFICE-SEEKERS RETIRE

Next Attack From Space   Gen. Arnold Says Any Future Blow at U.S. Would Be By Space Ships Across Poles —

Shooting at Truman's Nominations for Federal Posts Not Over Yet: Majority Favors Vardman

Senate Majority For Vardaman to Federal Reserve   Basis of Hearings So Fai Leads Committeemen to Favor Move

VARDAMAN WINS FIRST SKIRMISH   MAJORITY OF SENATE BANK. ING SUBCOMMITTEE FAVORS CONFIRMATION.

Soviet Policy Change Hinted   Stalin Denies New War Possibilities, Urges Closer Ties With Allies

Soviet Head Sees No Sign Of New War   Rising Tension In World Affairs Eased By Kremlin Statement

Patman Charges Homes For Vets Political Issue   Texas Blames GOF In Housing Muddle

Homes For Vets Political Issue   Drive Is To Strike Out Price Control From Housing Bill

Link. Homes To Politics   Patman Says Housing Measure Endangered

Opposes Republican Substitute Which Woulc - Strike Out Price Con trol and Subsidy Pro.  oo. Zrigc pir ric 

GROUP PONDERS HOUSING ACTION   Patman Attacks Republicar Plan As ‘Political’ Move

Homes For Veterans Bill Being Turned Into Political Handball. Rep. Patman Charges

aT Nn ee NE eae Sere oennnE Try  THREE IN ARKANSAS ARE SHOT TO DEATH

Food Emergency in Ohio  Ts Proclaimed   Board of Trade Halts Dealing in Grain Futures

Emergency Steps To Meet Rail Situation Taken In New Yorl   Bus Travel Is Increasing Due  To Rail Strike

NEW YORK CUT OFF BY RAILROAD STRIKE   Commuting Workers Jam All Traffic Lines

’ Weather Forecast   C10 Leaders Let Lewis SetWace Drive Patteri

C10 MAY LET LEWIS SET WAGE PATTERN   Willing to Ride Coat-Tails of  Former Head

LABOR WATCHES LEWIS DEMANDS   CiO Eyes Talks As Indicator Of Future Wage Pattern

Lewis May Set Pattern For The CIO   Murray Willing To Follow His  Former Boss

4,000 MAROONED IN MONTANA FLODDS, WASHING OLIT DAMS ROADS AND RAILS

BEVIN ASSAILS U.S. PROPOSAL   Hot Speech Defends London Policies

Bevin Takes Crack AtU.S. Actions   Secretary Says Not Too Many Jews Wanted

STATE SCHOOL BOSS ASKS $50 FOR TEACHERS   Trent Asks Legislators Use Treasury Surplus  To Raise Wages

Miners Will Hear Truman.  But Will Heed Lewis Only   ‘Western Pennsylvania Workers Make It Plain They'll i  — Dig Coal Only For Union Boss; Spokesman Declares  Not Even Government ‘Can Break Our Uniow

Miners Say. They'll Hear Truman But Dig Coal Only For John Lewis

JAPS FACE HEARINGS FOR ATROCITY GASES   Medical Officer And Prisor Guard Held For Brutality

Missourians Cheer as Ozark Hills Bonus Marchers Enter Jefferson City

Vet Bonus Army Marches on Missouri Capital to Demand State Cash Deal

Babson’s Authentic Statement  Declares Market for Houses Is As Crazy As Stock Market War in 1929

Building Boom Due To Crash In Nation Soon   ROGER BABSON TELLS OF HIGH PRICES FOR HOUSES

Senate Acts To Speed Up Labor Bills      Hearings To Be Expedited, Legislation Reaching Floor By Feb. lL

Senate's Labor Committee Will Speed Hearings   Dark Strike Picture Spurs Consideration Of Labor Legislation

Proposal May ‘Reach Senate By February 1   Denies Committeemen Loafing; Davis Opposes Forced Labor Settlement

SENATE SPEEDS LABOR HEARINGS   GOAL IS TO PRESENT BILL FEBRUARY 1!

Council Ready To Hear Anglo-American Plan To Take ‘Heat Off”   Iranian Question  Will Be Discussee   Soviet Ambassador Not Sure Whether He'll Attend Today

Ranks of Idle Inch Toward  Million Mark   New Work Stoppages Threaten and No Sign Of Settlement Seen For Major Strikes   Wa CLAA Cattiamen?.

CITY TO STUD) PAY DEMANDS OF UNION   Threatened Power Strike In Pittsburgh Off   AUTO WALKOUT   No Nearer To Settlement: Detroit Getting Little Milk And Bread

DEMOS URGE INVESTIGATION OF HOSPITALS   Say Conditions in State Institutions “Must Be Horrible”

QUADS GETTING ALONG “NICELY”   Henn Quartet Safely Passes Crucial First 24 Hours And Are Given Chances Of Living Norma! Lives.

Quads, Mother Doing Nicely   Pass Safely What Doctors Term Crucial First 24 Hours; Ali Named.

BROWN TALKS TO ATTORNEYS   Conesville Mayor Says He ‘Didn't Burt Anvbody’

DEADLINE NEAR ON WHEAT LOAN   Farmers Warned “They Have 24 Hours To Decide On U. S. Loans

Farmers To Sell Grain Or Pay Gov't Loan Immediately   Officials Set May 1s As Dead Line For Wheat Payments

Plan Increase In Legal Stati   Enlargement Of Staff Investigating Jap War Crimes

POOR L'll HAT CHECK GIRLS MOAN Southern Gentlemen Are Tiaht Fisted

ILLINOIS ACCEPTS. BID T0 BOWL GAMI   Will Play U.C.LA. at Paso dane tae F

WAGE DISPUTE AT RARVESTER COMPANY ENDS   UMW Chieftain Quits Negotiations as Hopeless

LEWIS WALKS. DUT OF WAGE CONFERENCE      Harvester . Strike » Settled; Werkers: Get 18- Cant, . Pay Boost...-..

Lewis Walks Out Of Conference On  Miners’ Wages  «BO. Day- Old Strike Of Farm Machinery  WF i i ei) ee eee

Harvester Co. Strike Ends; Miners Idle   Officials Expect Ending of Other Farm Worker Strikes

EFFORTS T0 SETTLE COAL STRIKE BREAK DOWN; LEWIS IRKED  UNION NEGOTIATORS WALK OUT ON TALKS; OTHER ROWS ENDED

Lewis, Union Envoys Walk Out Of Talks   30,000 International Harves ter Employes Will Return To Work.   ‘USELESS, HOPELESS’

LEWIS BOLTS TALKS   Stiff Setback to Efforts to End Soft Coal Strike

80-Day Strike Of Harvester Workers Ends   Hopes Fer Peace In Coal Dispute Given Setback

LEWIS BOLTS MEET   Talks With Operators Natted: Farm Machine Stoppage Is Ended

Coal Strike Far From An Agreement   Efforts To Settle Strike Before Causing Reconversion Delay, Have Failed Again Todav.

Coai Strike Negotiations  Deadlocked   Discussions Get Setback When John L. Lewis and U.M.W. Committee Walk Out of Meeting

Coal Negotiations Stalled, UMW Chie Leaves Conference   International Harvester Issue Finally Settled

Stiff Setback Given Effort To End Strike   Lewis Departs From Conference With Operators

John L. Lewis, Miners Walk Out Of Parley   80-Day International Harvester Dispute Ends; May Set Pattern

Efforts to End Strike Get Setback   Union Chief Places Welfare Fund and Safety At Top of Demands

Lewis Walks Out on Parley; Says Efforts Useless   Settle International Harvester Strike That Started Last January 21

Miners Delegation Walk Out on Wage Conferences Today   Block Settlement of Coal Strike; IHC Dispute is Settled

Hopes For Strike End Badly Jolted   Union Insists On Welfare Fund Discussion;  IHC Strike Settled.

Communists Win Election In Romania   Both Government and Foes Charge Polls Interference

REDS GAINING ~ VOTE VICTORY         CLAIM TO HAVE RECEIVED AT LEAST’ 70 PERCENT OF _ VOTES IN ROMANIAN “~~ BLECTION

Japanese Emperor Views Remains Of Ruined Empire   Subjects Bow Silently As Hirohito Makes First Inspection Tour

HIROHITO SEES WANT, POVERTY IN JAP STREETS   Shattered Empire a Graveyard of Rubbled, Rusty Buildings Inhabited by Miserable, Shivering People in Tin Huts

Hirohito Makes Inspection Tour  Of Tokio Ruins   Unguarded Mikado Sees Miles Of Industrial And  Residential Havoc.

Official Canvass to Decide Races  _ Three Contests Not Determined

IN 3 STATES   Need Official ‘Tehalatoee To Finally Determine Election Winners

Results Await Official Canvass  West Virginia, Utah Marvland Undecided

THREE SEATS IN HOUSE, SENATE ARE UNDECIDED      ‘Outcome Will Not Affect GOP Control Of The 80th Congress   CAST YOUR ¥YOTE

TWO SENATE AND ONE HOUSE SEATS STILL UNDECIDEL   Close Contests Being Waged in Maryland, Utah and West Virainia

2 Vote Races Still in Doubt   Maryland and Utah Contestants Close

Iran Calls on UNO Council Against Reds   Security Body Gets First Big Problem Early in Its Life

lran Asks UNO Probe Russian  ‘Interference  Direct Appeal Made  To Security Council Ba 2 We eee ae

Iran Asks UNO For Check on Red Acts   Appeals to Security Council to Investigate Interference Int Internal Affairs; Syria, Lebanon Also Make Demands

Iran Asks UNO To Investigate  Soviet Plans   Tells Council Reds Are Interfering With Internal Affairs

lran Asks UNO To Take Steps Avainst Soviel   World Peace Group Gets First Thorny Test In _ Interna Dispute

TO UNO FOR AID IN SOVIET DEAL   First Thorny-Test Is Presented 11-Member Council

Iran Appeals To Council To Probe Red Row   ‘This Problem Gives Infant UNO Its First And Thorny  Denllaw.   PRESENTS LETTER

lran Presents UNO Its First Major Problem   Asks Council Probe Dispute With Russia

Iran Protests Red Meddling   Thorny Test Made Of Leavcue’s Power

IRAN ASKS U.N. 0. COUNCIL T0 PROBE ROW WITH RUSSIA   Declares Negotiations With Moscow Have Failed and Situation May Lead to Friction.   CHARGES MEDDLING IN INTERNAL AFFAIRS   Demand Made by Lebanon and Syria That British and French Troops Evacuate Their Soil.

N egotiations With Russia Fail, i is Repor   Iran Appeals Directly to UNO  Security Council

Iran Admits Direct Negotiations With Russia Have Failed UNO Council Asked To Investigate Soviet ‘Interference’

Iran Appeals: For. Probe Of Red Dispute   Announcement Gives UNO Security Council First Test

Th 1 Asks: UNO uneil Probe Red Actions   <r . als Directly 16-Seeur Group to. Investigate  pterference of Soviet  § Union in Affairs:   rect Dealings  Vith Moscow Fail      eve Presents Firat orny Test of Conneil  gn Which. Major Na- tions Hold Veto

GOP Leaders _ Announce  Programs  Tax Reduction,  Balanced Budget To... pl...

TAX REDUCTION PLACED ON TOP OF GOP PLANS   Presidential Term Limit Endorsed By Party

DEADLOCKED OVER TRIESTE   Big Three Oppose Russian Stand at New York Meeting

Big Four Still In Deadlock on Plans for Area   Soviets Want Most of Powers To Be Vested In Popular Assembly

Byrnes, Bevin, French Refuse To Submit To Reds’ 14 Amendments   Soviet’s “Essential Minimum” Demands Most Of Powers Of Free Territory Government Be  In Hands Of Popular Assembly.

Stalemate On ‘Trieste Issue Is Tightened   Molotow’s Stand Leaves Little Hope That Deadlock Will Be. Broken; Ministers Resume Talks

EAST WEST DEADLOCKED OVER TRIESTE   Big Three Oppose Russian Stand at New York Meeting

TRIESTE ISSUE STILL UNSOLVED   Experts See Continued East And West Deadlock Among Foreign Ministers

Kilgore Sees Hard Campaien   Young Democrats of W.Va. Exhoarted ta Wark

Former Norwich Man Is Missing As He Starts For His Home   Dr. Justin F. Wait May Have Met with Foul Play; Resides in Metuchen, N. J.

BIG 4 PROBE GERMAN, AUSTRIAN PROBLEMS.   Council Of Foreign Ministers Hope To Adjourn Soon

Ministers Plan. Parley Agenda   Austrian, German Issues Probed; Byrnes’ Plan Criticized

BIG FOUR PROBE AUSTRIAN AND GERMAN AFFAIRS   Statesmen Back On Dangerous Ground at Meet

Big Four Turn To German And  Austrian Issues   Rules For Procedure At July 29 Peace Parley Also Being Debated   MANY PROBLEMS BEFORE DELEGATES

Who Is Right, Bowles or Wherry?  OPA Battle Stumps Othman   Both Officials Predict U.S. Disaster

Awards To Be Presented At Program Hallowe'en Program Set /n City Fonight

Truman Seeking Undersecretary   President Casts About Fo: Navy Undersecretary As  Edwin W. Paulev Withadrauwe

a  TWO ADVANCED FOR NAVY POS)      Pauley Withdrawal Brings Talk of Virginia Executive and Kennedy

a Girl Bares Breasts to Prove Charges Against Decorated Army Flier

TEAMSTERS IN WALKOUT POLL   in Wage Dispute With Operators In 10 Southern States

Jews Attempt Futile Swim To Holy Land   Mass Escape Prevented by British Soldiers and Police

lowa Areas Damaged By Storms   Damage Reportéa Arouné Ottumwa, Sigourney —  Lightning and Rain

Game Commission Objects to House Resolution  Two-Day Session Has Resulted in New Wirtare Ratna Onanad

Game Commission Objects to  House Resolution  Two-Day Session Has Resulted in New Waters Being Opened

M’ARTHUR HITS BACK AT GRITICS   URGES UNITED NATIONS TO OUTLAW WAR

MacArthur Asks Nations - Outlaw War   General Hits Critics for Making Job More Difficult

MACARTHUR SEEKS ACTION 10 OUTLAW FIGHTING IN WORD   Supreme Commander Is Heard At VMieeting of Powers.   UNITED NATIONS ARE ASKED TO ACT   Suggestions Sought By U. S. General To Aid Plan.

MacARTHUR SAYS CRITICS MAKE JOB IN JAPAN MORE DIFFICULT; PRAISES NEW JAP CONSTITUTION

MacArthur ree UN To Outlaw... Right To War   Charges Criticism of His Administration _ Based Upon Ignorance

Gen. MacArthur Scores Critics And Suggests All Nations Outlaw War

Says Only Sure Way to Avoid New World Wai   Gencral Hits Back At Critics of His Occupation Policy

VILAW NIUFT TO MAKE WAR IN WORLD  COMMANDER HITS AT. CRITICS OF HIS. JAP OCCUPATION POLICY. .

MacArthur Hits At Foes of His Japanese Policy   Also Urges UN Outlaw of War at First Allied Council Meeting

MacArthur Smashes Back At His Critics   Portion of New Jap Constitution Outlawing War Ise Given Praica

Gen.MacArthur Asks Patience In Jap Reforms   American Tells Council Of Allies They Are Only Advisers

Gen. MacArthur Appeals for Patience in Long and Hard Job of Reorganizing Japan

General Asks UN Outlaw War Rights   MacArthur Tells Allied Group For Japan That Critics Cause Trouble

WaArthur Strikes Back at Critics Of His Policies   Commander Asks UD To Outlaw the Right to Wage War

GEN. M’ARTHUR URGES NATIONS TO OUTLAW WAR   Criticism of His Job Makes it Difficult, He Says

FAIR GROUND IS BEEHIVE — OF ACTIVITY.   All Branches Move Full Speed Ahead for 92d Exposition

Questionnaire On Feature Section To  Be Mailed Readers   Survey Will Give Decision On Feature ' Section Of Sentinel

Questionnaire On Feature Section To Be Mailed Readers  . Survey Will Give ‘Decision On Feature ~ Ooo Kye) Goa

Byrnes Calls Peace Parley Into Session   Effort Being Made To Speed Up Deliberations

‘Deadlock  fs Cause of  Night Call   Plenary Session Held at Peace Conference to Consider Council Pronocal   Principle Agreed

TREATY ACTION TO BE SPEEDED   Plenary Session Set Toda‘ At Paris Peace Talks

FULL otdalll aTUDIES PLAN TO RUSH WORK   Peace Conference Blocked on Treaty Draft for Finland.

Plenary Peace Session Is Called To Speed Treaties   Big 4:To Offer Plan for Faster Work at Parley

Plenary Session Of Peace Parley Called To Speed Work Of Conference Commissions   Deadlock Reached Over Proposed Agenda For Approving Treaty Draft With Finland

Majority Votes For 75 Percent Repayment of  g Allied Property Dam.age.

PARIS PLENARY SESSION CALLED   Peace Conference Meets Tonight To Consider Proposals To Speed Up Work.

Call Full Peace Parley Session  aa kd Pa pcidar Rin 4 Pranasals to Speed Conference Action

Four-Power Proposals Considered   Plenary Session of Peace Conference Called; Seek to Speed Up Work

Peace Group fo Consider Big-4 Plans   Plenary Session Is Called to Make Study of Speed-up Program

Court Refuses To Oust Bilbo   High Tribunal Denies Plea of Wac Captain

MAN ACCEPTS ODD SENTENCE   Pledges To Support 10 Children of Auto Victim

‘Sherrill Chooses To Support Dead Man's  Thildren Rather Than Serve Prison Term

Devastating Water Mass Hits Fleet   Nevada, Pennsylvania Seen through Spray; Saratoga Missing

William S. Hart, Jr. Bitterly Secludes Himself As Famous Father’s Will Cuts Him Off

Hart’s Son Not In Will   Cowboy Actor Leaves One Million For Park

HART SILENT ON FATHER’S WILL   Cowboy Movie Star Cuts Off Son Without Cent: Parks To Get Million

SEA STRIKE IS ENDED FRIDAY AT MIDNIGHT   CIO Seamen Voted Work Return Immediately After Settlement

ClO Seamen Vote To Accept Award, End Port Walkout   Negotiated Agreement Gives Strikers Parity Pay With AFL Seamen; Immediate Return To Ships Provided in Settlement

CIO Sailors Vote To End Ship Strike   Accept Wage Hikes, Equal To AFL Gain, And Plan To Return

STRIKING CIO SEAMEN AGREE TO WAGE TERMS   Crippling 15-Day Strik Ends; Curran Hints Of Later Demands   U. S. ORDERED THAT CONTRACT BE MADE

C0 SEAMEN IS ENDED   Vote for Negotiated Pact of $5 to $10 Pay Hike; Return to Jobs

Seamen Vote ‘To End Strike: Accept Boos'   15-Day-Old Maritime Strike Ended at Midnight— Workers to Receive $5 to $10 Monthly In creases to Level of AFL Seamen

Russia Expecting Large Grain Cror   Enlarged Seeding Largely Completed

Russia Sows Wheat, Sees Large Crop   Hot Houses For Green Vegetables

OPA’sDeath Means Chaos  House Hears   High Command Tell: Banking Committee  To Disregard Foes

Solons Warned Of Inflation {if OPA Expires   Price Control Chief Pledges Adjustments Wherever Necessary

Administration Pleads for OPA   ‘Straitjacket’ Must Be Avoided—Porter

Fight for extension  of OPA   ‘Early end would  tnvite mfiflation’

Wild Inflation Seen lf OPA Is Defeated   Administration Leaders Again Warn Of Price Rises; Others Back Curbs

Homma Admits  Moral Guilt   Jap Tells War Court He Ordered Deaih March

KNEW AMERICANS WERE DYING Homma Admits He Gave ' Orders For Death March

Price Control Backed By U.S. Groups Today   LABOR, CIViC AND VET AGENCIES IN PLEA

VAW-CIO WANTS DEMONSTRATION BY ALL LABOR   Some Food Price Increases Reported Over Country With Ceilings Gone   MEAT SAID PLENTIFUL   Industry Heads  See Leveling Off Of Prices Soon; Rents Still Soaring

BUYER SIRIAES CALLED FOR AS PRICES CLIMB   Steers Are Selling At An All-Time High

Weather Forecas.   Labor, Veterans,Civic Groups Try To Keep Cost Of Living Down

Labor, Veterans Ask Restoration Of Price Control   CIO Auto Workers Union Calls for One-Day National Demonstration   VFW THREATENS - A BUYERS’ STRIKE   Governors of Alabama, New Jersey and Massachusetts Freeze Rents

LABOR, CIVIC. AND VETERANS’ EROLIPS SEEK PRICE CURBS   Nationwide Union Demonstration and Buyers’ Strike . Belt Pome he cd

SEEK PRICE CONTROL RESTORATION   Labor, Veterans Groups Agitate For OPA Return

TRUMAN WORKING ON MESSAGE TO NEXT CONGRESS   Recommendations Expected to Be Less Specific Than 21 Proposals Submitted in 1945.   LABOR RELATIONS TO BE DISCUSSED   Another Topic Slated for Inclusion  Is Suggestion to Merge the Army and Navy.

President Begins Dratting Message On Siate of Union   Recommendations To Congress Expected To Be Shorter Than Last

Truman Begins Work on Stafe Of Union Speech   Message to Be Short and General; Wants GOP Cooperation

Truman Works on Message   Cooperation of New Congress to Be Requested

Truman Works on Message   Hopeful of Help From RepublicanControlled Congress: To Mention Labor

Truman Works On Message To  Next Congress   Expected To Be Shortez and Less Specifie Than His Last 21-Point Program

Truman Maps Careful Path for Key Talk   State of the Union Address in January; ¢o Shorten Program

Truman Trims Down Message To Conaress  Probably Won’t Be Too Specific In Hie Reaueste

TRUMAN TONES DOWN MESSAGI   Report To Congress Will Invite Cooperation Of Republicans

Shorter, Specific ‘State of Union’ Message Expected   Truman’s Speech . To 80th Congress Now Being Formed

Message to Congress Is Started   Truman Will Refer in Broad Terms to Recommendations

AKRON WOMAN, 80, DIED DECEMBER 19   Mrs. Caroline White Resided in Plymouth Co. 50 Years

ESTEEMED AKRON WOMAN CALLED BY DEATH LAST WEEK   Mrs. Caroline White Had Been Resident Here For Fifty Vears

NO HOPE FORESCER FOR DOUMED NAZIS AFTER SENTENCES   Eleven Men to Hang at Nuernberg; Pleas tc Be Studied by High Tribunal Soon.   FREED TRIO WAITS IN CELLS AT JAIL

Jury Is Asked To Make Study Of Delinquency   Judge Mish Tells Grand Jurors Experts Now Call It Parental Delinquency 

STRIKE FOR END OF RENT RULES IN DALLAS, TEX.   Many Living Places Vacant; Hundreds of Texans Are Homeless

LANDLORDS STRIKE IN DALLAS, CLOSE ROOMS AND HOUSES   Demand Abolishment of OPA Before They Will Reopen Housing Units

Landlord Strike In Dallas Has Many Homes, Apartments Vacant   At Least 3,000 Housing Units In City Are Empty; Demanding Abolishment Of OPA Rent Controls.

Dallas Landlords Lock Apartments. In Strike To Abolish Price Control

Dallas Landlords Keep 3000 Homes Vacant As Protest   Clubwoman Leads” Militant Strike Against OPA Control

In Dallas, Texas  3,000 Housing Units Locked As Landlords Go On Strike

—-REFUSE TO RENT HOUSES, ROOMS.  Landlords In Dallas Striking Against OPA

Landlords In Dallas Strike Against OPA   3,000 Housing Units Empty; Hundreds Seeking  Quarters

Hundreds Of Housing Units Empty As Landlords: Strike Against OPA

LANDLORDS ASK DEATH OF OPA   ‘Striking Dallos Property  Owners Lock Doors After : Units Vacated

3,000 Dallas Housing Units Empty In Landlord Strike; City Crowded

Hundreds Of Empty Apartments, Residences Appear In Dallas As Landlords Fight OPA Controls

Many Seek Place To Live But —  3,000 Dallas House Units Stand Empty: Owners Battle OPA

Housing Owners Striking   Homes Desperately Sought While Many Piaces Kept Empty

Landlords in Dallas Strike  Hundreds of Places Vacant As Owners Seek to End OPA

'Dallas Has 3,000 Empty Housing Units In Landlords’ Pretest to Rent Ceilings

Woman Leading Landlord Strike  3,000 Housing Units in Dallas Vacant

Texas Landlords on Strike, Keep 3,000 Rentals Idle Ac Homeless Walk Streets, Plead for ‘Little Mercy’

Landlords Go On Strike to Kill ~ OPA Rent Rule   Hundreds of Houses, Apartments Vacant in Dallas Revolt

3, 000 Housing Units Empty As Dallas, Texas Landlord: ‘Strike For OPA Abolition

Texas City Having Trouble As Doors Are Locked After Tenants Move Out Quarters

Lanilords Strike Against OPA  3,000 Dallas Doors Locked As Homeless Haunt Shuttered Houses

STRIKE AGAINST OPA  Hundreds of Rooms, Homes Are Empty in Texas City

Dallas Landlords Protest OPA With Strike  * * Close ‘Amartment«. 11, ames Ta Bann Ge aaa ne

Promotions, Trouble Point To Be Studied   Countrywide Walkout For Higher Wages Still Is Possibility

See Removal Of Threat Of Strike   Union Leaders At Memphis To Vote on Walkout

Other Demands For Increase In Wages May Lead To Tie-up; Many Steelworkers Back At Work; Strike ‘Idle Takes Drop

SETTLEMENT OF PHILADELPHIA - DISPUTE MADE      Operators In Nation Still Press Demands For Pay Raises

Dispute in Philadelphia Ts Settled   Possibility of Walkout Still in Cards as Some Unions Faver Stoppage Over Wace Demands

SETTLE DISPUTE  IN PHILADELPHIA,  WAGE ISSUE OPEN MAY VOTE TODAY ON  NATIONAL WALK-OUT FOR MORE MONEY

Nothing Indicates Settlement ‘of the 91-Day-Old Stalemate at General Motors Plants.   WAGE BOOST APPROVED FOR SHIPYARD WORKERS

Wage Issue . Still Looms Over System   Averting Sympathy Strike May Be Only. a Stopgap

Promotion Issue Settled; Higher Pay Still Asked   No Developments Are Forthcoming i in GM .

Removes Threat OfSympathyMove  Throughout U.S.   Report Recommendations For Wage Increases In Other Industries

Quaker Staters Go Back To Jobs   Walkout To Obtain _ Higher Pay Still In The Cards

Threat of Nation: Wide Telephone Strike Fades   Agreement Reachex _In Philadelphia Tie-up;"an Early Vote Is Forecast

National Phone Tie-up Settled For Present; 43 States Involved   BULLETIN

Interesting News, Mostly About Iowa   Ottumwa Votes Ronds For A School

Hunt Nationally Known Auto Racer   Find Nete And Cenvertidle ( coupe Om Desert Near Las Vegas. Nevada

Fights To Save George Sitts   Seeks To Oust Entire  Panel of 50 Veniremen

Soft Coal Shutdown Nibbles Away  at Nations Economy   Government Presses Its Legal Fight to Punish John L. Lewis for the Walkout of 400,000 Miners

Coal Strike Layoffs Are Under Way   Rail Freight Embargo Postponed; Steel Operations Curtailed

Strike - Caused Jobless Might Reach Millions   GOP Says Layoffs Threaten Plan to Cut income Taxes

GOVT BUYING PLAN CORNERS WHEAT MARKET   Private Firms Can't Meet U. S. Price Without Violating Ceiling

Flour, Supplies for Local Consumption May be Cut Further   Prices of Shoes, Tires Also Figure in Day’s News From Capital

ADDED FLOUR SUPPLY CUTS ARE LIKELY   Government Presses Wheat Buying Program

Sharper Cut In Flour Supplies Facing Nation   Kederal Wheat-Buying Program Closes Market to Private Buyers

NEW CUT LOOMS IN FLOUR SUPPLY   Government Buying Closes Wheat Market To Others

Nation May Take c Still Sharper Cut ‘In Flour Supplies   Government Wheat Purchasing Program Closes Market to  All Private Buyers

SHARPER CUT IN FLOUR PROSPECT   U. S. Wheat Buying Pro: gram Tightens Market

Press Wheat Buying Plan   Sharper Cut In Flour. Supplies Seen As Government Buys Up Grain.

Program to Cut Supply For Millers   Government’s Effort to Meet Needs of Famine Areas Virtually Shuts Off Other Buyers

May Take More Flour   Federal Wheat Buying . Program Closes Mar‘ ket to Other Buyers

New Cut in Flour Foreseen   Government Plan Would Close Marke! To Processors

Sharper Cut Than 25 Percent In Flour Supplies For Americans Anticipated   ‘Government In Position - To Dominate Wheat «Mar ket ‘As It Pays. 30- Cent Bonus. ° to

Deeper Slash Looms in U.S. Flour Supply   Federal Wheat Buying Program May Close Market to Miflers

FURTHER SLASH IN FLOUR LOOMS   Government Buying May Cur: tail Public Supply

Wheat Market Closed To All Private Buyers   Government Acts To Make More Bread Available To Hunger Sufferers Abroad

Flour Supply May Receive Further Cuts   Possibility Arises As Federal Buying Of Wheat Increases

Further Cut in Flour Possible  25 Pct. Reduction May Not Be Enough

New Wheat Cut Threatened By U.S. Action   Government Buying Will Have Effect Of Cornering Supply

Possibility Arises as Government Presses WheatBuying Program Which Will Close Market to All Others.

Additional Flour Gut Possible   Government Buying Lim. its Millers to Present Wheat Supplies

MILLERS FACE FURTHER CUTS IN WHEAT FOR MAKING FLOUR   Gov’t Domination Of Wheat Market Seen As Threat To Mill Supplies

Further Cut In Floar Seen Under NewProgram   Government Plan Closes Market To Private Buyers

AMERICANS MAY FACE FURTHER CUT WN WHEAT SUPPLY   Government Buying Program Could Close Market  en BAH ee

Wheat Market Closed To All But US Buyers   Farmers Are Being Given Bonus For Commodity

WHEAT BUYING BY U. S. MAY FORCE MILL SHUT-DOWN  GOVERNMENT OFFERS   GOVERNMENT OFFERS 30 CENTS MORE ON BUSHEL FOR GRAIN

ANOTHER CUT IN FLOUR SEER   Supplies May Be Reduced Further To Aid Hungry Abroad

Further Cut In Supply of Flour Looms   U. S. Wheat-Buying Program Closes Market To Private Buyers

Flour Supply May Be Cut  Still Further By New Plan   U. S. Wheat-Buying Move Would Close Market To Others

WHEAT BUYING PROGRAM HITS PRIVATE SALES   Government Dominates Market to Get Grain for Famine Areas

Flour Supplies In U.S. May Be Cut Even More   Government Buying Of Wheat Closes Market  Toa Private Ruvers.

Wheat Buying Is Closed By Bonus Offers   Millers Unable To Meet Price; Face Chitdawn Threat

Deeper Flour Cut  Appears in Store For This Country   Federal Purchasers In Saddle; Mills Have Only 21-day Supply

‘US Buying Up Wheat On The Markets   Millers and Food Processors Cannot Meet Government Offers Without Violating OPA Ceiling Prices

U.S.FlourSupply May Be Cut More To Feed Hungry   GOVERNMENT WHEAT BUYING PROGRAM CLOSES MARKET TO ALL PRIVATE BUYERS: SOME MILLERS FACING PROSPECT OF BEING FORCED TO CLOSE

Flour Supplies May Go Lower In The Nation   Need For Food For Hungry Abroad May Bring 25 Per Cent Cut

Government Buying Plan Corners Supply   May  Deadline for Millers to Reduce Wheat Supplies to Twenty-One Day Level

Further Cut Is Expected in Flour Supply   Wheat Buying Program Closes Buyer Market

TRUMAN SAYS DRASTIC PLAN UNDER STUDY   Asserts Coal Strike Is Now Almost Strike Against Government.

SEIZURE OF RAILROADS CONSIDERED   President Says Action Is Being Contemplated

US. on Brink of Worst National Crisis Since  End of World War II   HOME GAS RATIONED

ADVISERS STUDY MEANS 10 FORCE END AF STRIKE   President Also Tells Press Conference He May Order Seizure of Railroads   LEWIS DIFFERENT STORY   How to By-Pass UMW Chief and Reopen Mines Is Being Explored

Move Expected As Nation On Brink Of Severest Crisis   (Ry Tinited Presa)”

Coal Deadlock Strike Against Government  Truman May Call   Truman May Call John L. Lewis and Operators to Meet

President Is Worried Over Coal Strike; Plans  To Arrange Conference

PRESIDENT SAYS ROADS MUST BE KEPT RUNNING   0a Dispute Nearing Strike Against Government, Reporters Told

Studies How To Force a Settlement   May Call Miners and Oper ators in White House,  President Says

U. S. Seeks Way To End Coal Strike   President Declines To Say If He Contemplates Mine Seizures

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Officials Identify Six of Seven Victims of Tragedy   Ruins of Horse Barn, Which Was Burned, Are Searched for Other Possible Tragedy Victims

Mid-Air Collision Toll  Identify Six Of Seven Dead In Montana Fair Plane Crash

Sitts Enters — Innocent Plea   Ronneberg Expected To Be State’s Star Witness 

TIRE WORKERS IN AKRON STRIKE   More Than 9,000 Idled By Union-Management Tiffs

Heroic Girl Saves Five  Dad Doomed   Father Sets Fire To Home And Dies With One Child

ENRAGED FATHER SETS HOUSE AFIRE   Child, 10, Rescues Four bu’ Dad and Infant Die in Blazing Home

Girl, 10, Saves Brothers and Sisters From Blaze Their Father Set in Rage

Ten-Year-Old Girl Rescues Sisters, Renthove Fran Home Set Ablaze By Dad

Girl, 10, Saves Five Of Family As House Burns   Father Sets Blaze In Fit Of Temper

GIRL, 10, SAVES FIVE IN FIRE   Father and Baby Die in Flames Police Say Were Set.

Fleet Owners Ask For Right To Pay More   White House Still Silent On Sea Strike

tabla eames  SHIPPING COMMITTEE READIES STATEMENT   Hurried Meeting Of Strategy Group Held

Owners Willing To Pay Higher Wages To Men   STABILIZATION MEMBERS REFUSE TO OKAY SCALE

Operators Plead For Right To  Pay More Money   Board Urged To Reverse Ruling On Wages Which Touched Off Paralyzing Strike

Seamen’s Representatives Pass Up Session As Owners Of Idle Merchant Fleets Plead For Right To Pay Employes More Money — White House Remains Silent On Labor Controversy Which Has Tied Up Shipping And Related Industries

Settlement of Shipping Strike Is Up To WSB   Forecast Made After Labor Offices Secretary Fails to Win a Truce .

Fleet Owners Plead For Right To Pay Sailors More Money; Board May Reverse Decision

AFL Awaits Reversal of  Wage Ruling   Secretary Schwellenbach Sees Continuation of Tie-Up Until Decision By WSB Is Changed

Change on Part Of WSB Needed, Hannah Asserts   Reversal of Decision On Pay Termed Only Solution to Dispute

Ship Owners Would Give Raise in Pay   Maritime Strikers Snub Hearing Of U. S$. Wage Board

Head of Ship Owners.  Association Urges WSB To Reverse Its Ruling Denying Wage Advance

Ship Owners — Plead To Pay More Money   Jj. B. Bryan Urges Board To Reverse Raling On Wages Which Started Strike   Says $22.50 Raise “Not Inflationary”   Warns Holding to Present  Position Muy Precipi- .  tae Two More Walkouts

AFL Maritime Leaders Call Hurried Meet   Wage Stabilization Board Opens Hearing, Boy‘ cotted by AFL Leaders

Seamen Snub WSB Hearing; Ships Tied Up  Fleet Owners Plead With Board To Gran' {Increased Pay

WSB LOOKS ANEW AT RULING THAT SPARKED STRIKE   RESUMPTION OF OCEAN SHIPPING AWAITS DECISION

Seamen Snut Wage Board Hearing  Owners of ep Se   Owners of Idle Ships Plead for  Wage Raise

Hearing Snubbed By A.F.L. Leaders   Maritime Strike To Continue Until Wage Decision Is Reversed   «WHITE HOUSE SILENT      Senator Radcliffe Would Have the Navy Operat the Shinc

Seamen’s Strike Group Meeting   Say Important Statement To Be Given Soon

Fleet Owners Plead To Pay More Money   Reverse Ruling on Wages, Request; No Word From President

Stalemate Continues  in Walkout   Solon Would Use Navy to Operate Ships if Necessary

SEAMEN SPURN BOARD HEARING ON PAY ISSUE   Ship Owners Propose Wage Increases To Jar Loose Merchant Fleets

Strike Strategy Committee Calls Hurried Session   ‘Important Statement’ Expected; AFL Unions Boycott WSB: Hearing

Deep-Water Ports On All ,Coasts Are Locked In Biggest {Maritime Strike In History

Owners Of Ships In Plea  Today   Association Head Asks Reversal Of Ruling

Shipowners Ask Board,  Reversal   President of Owners Says Two Additional Swikes May Result from Decision   Denies Inflation   Bryan Says $22.50 Raise Has No Sign of Inflation

OWNERS REPRESENTATIVE URGES BOARD TO REVERSE RULING ON COMPENSATION

WSB Seeks Way To Save Situation In Maritime Strike      Board Seeks Method of Reversing Rule to Save Face

SHIPOWNERS ASK TO PAY INCREASE   Plead For Seamen's Boos! As WSB Takes Up Case

Seamen Snub WSB Hearing; Vessels Idle   Ship Owners Plead for Reversal of Recent WSB Ruling

Strikers Snub WSB Meet Hel At Washington  _ Board Urged to - Dayerce Rulin

Ship Owners Ask WSB To Reverse Self   Declare Its Seamen’s Wage Order Is Likely  To Produce Two More Qattinn

Strategy Committee Summoned To Meet While Stabilization Board Reviews “Pay - Cut” Orders.   MARITIME STRIKE IS NOW IN SIXTH DAY

Seamen Snub Hearing Held OnWageRow   Ship Owners Plead For Right To Pay Strikers More Monev

Status   J. N; Council rlears Debate On Complaint  From Greece   Matter Is Termed Dispute Officially ; Atomic Plan Delayed

In UN Security Council....  Greek Charges Against Slavs, Albanians, And Bulgars Debated Today

Council Debates Greek Complaint   Atomic Energy Commission Defers Vote On Plan Until Friday

Windy City Is Almost Meatless   Chieageo Retailers Blame Black Market

HELP LAID OFF AT STOGKY ARDS   Livestock. Receipts Are At Lowest Point In History

PACKING PLANT LAYOFFS BEGI   RECEIPTS OF LIVESTOCK DECLINE TO LOWEST POINT IN HISTORY,

Building Operations May Set Record Here   Total Valuation in Four Months of 1946 Near Million

Building Operations May Set Record Here   Months of 1946 Near Million

Ford Prevents One Strike as Other Starts  Maritime Tie-up On West Coast

CEILING END IS APPROVED IN CONFER ENCE   Amendment Support Is Promised by Senate Republicans

SERB, BULGAR RAIDERS SLAY 37 IN GREECE   One Farmer Aud 14 Of His Family Killed In Poultry Pen

DRIVE STARTED IN SENATE FOR PEACE-TIME DRAF1   South Dakota Senator Says Russia Has Army  Three Times Ours.

Trygve Lie Tells Views Today at Meeting Heid in Montreal; Byrnes, Bevin in Confab.   U.S., REDS TO TALK ABOUT LEND-LEASE

NO REASON FOR ALARM, SAYS LIE   Situation Improved, U. N. Official Declares

RELIEF PLANS   Delegates. Meet Today Ti Plot Campaign To Curb Threat Of Famine

UNRRA Hunts For New.Head   Unit Expects to Finish Work Within Year

BIG BATTLE LOOMS FOR CHINA PORT   Nationalist Troops Land Near Chefoo, Held by Communists

URGES MILITARY RULE OF A-BOMB   Forrestal for Army-Navy Commission to Control Weapon

BRITISH RAP REDS’ TRIESTE PROPOSAL   BYRNES OFFERS TO SUPPOKT REDUCTION OF OCCUPATION TROOPS IN CITY,

Bevin Criticizes Trieste Proposal Offered By USSR   Molotov Insists Yugoslavia Have Share In Running Port's Railroads

Coast Air Base Yesterday Today Is Army's No. 1 Sad Sack; Admits Hoax

RUSSIANS DENY STALIN 15 ILL   ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER INFORMED TURKISH REPORTS ARE UNFOUNDED.

 STRONG SENTIMENT IN COM MITTEE SAID TO BE LINKED WITH YOUTH TRAINING PROPOSAL

END OF DRAFT TRAINING SPUR      sentiment Grows to Drop Selective Service Law May 15

Rap House For Drastic OPA Voting   Farm Bureau Federation President, Master Of National Grange Flay OPA Bill Trimming

Changes in Price Curbs Urged To Boost Production   Reasonable Middle Ground Approach Is Proposed at Hearing

Farm Leaders Say House  Bill On OPA Too Drastie   O’Neal And Goss Urge Readjustments Of Price Ceilings For Purpose Of Increasing Production; Not Our Purpose To Put OPA Out Of Business, They Say

Southern Demos Fret Over Delay Tn Probe Order   Investigation CIO PAC Is Sought

Ok, Prot, Ass'n Discuss Needed State Levislatior   ‘PROPOSAL FOR CHANGES . .AND° ADDITIONS To NAVIGATION LAW:

To Answer Jap Court Charges   Japanese Challenge Authority of the American War Crimes Tribunal

Paul S. Huber Dies At Norfolk   Publisher Norfolk Newspapers, Inc., Dies After Illness of Several Weeks

CONSIDERED INEVITABLE   For First Time Since 1928 Democrats Campaign Without FDR Leadership.   Mild Temperatures In Eastern States For Election Day

Price Ceilings on Old Houses Denied   House Floor Fight on Issue Is Anticipated

PRICE CONTROLS STRICKEN FROM VET-HOMES BILL   Legislation Heads for House Fleor for Debate After the  ” Price Control Clause Is Removed—Fight Expected

Fight Seen on Ceilings for Homes   Wyatt Gets Approval of $600,000,000 in Subsidy Payments

However, Key Men of  Both Parties Agree To Include Subsidy ProVisions In Bill.

No Ceilings On Homes For Vets   Bill Will Go To House Floor Next Week

Price Ceilings On Old aan Omitted In Bill   Fight On Party Lines On That Issue Probable In The House

PRICE CEILINGS ON OLD HOUSES TAKEN FROM BILL   “Wyatt: “Won Agreement To ‘Premium Payments: To Stimulate Output:

NO CEILINGS IN VET HOUSE BILL   Act Will Go To House Minus Price Ceilings Clause Tru. man Asked.

Housing Prograrr Assuming Shape  Ceilings on Old Houses Stricken Out

‘Barkley To Direct. British Lodn Fight   No Price Ceilings For. Old Homes in Housing Bill

FIGHT SEEN ON HOUSE CEILINGS   Price Controls On Present ‘domes Stricken From Measure

CEILING PRICES ON OLD HOUSES NOT IN MEASURE   Fight May Develope on This Issue When Bill Comes Up in House

NEW DISPUTE FOLLOWS BAN NING OF NURSERY VERSE CONTAINING WORD ‘cont

@ PAUL MALLON—   Dewey People Lose Control of Republican Headquarters

Pacific Tourist Association Will Meet Here  150 Delegates Are  Fynected for

Pacific Tourist Association Will Meet Here   150 Deleqates Are Expected for Conclave Jan. 14-15

THREE PLANTS HIT BY STRIKE IN LANCASTER   Six Trucking Concerns Also Closed Up By General Walkout

General Strike Hits Lancaster; Ne Vislenee 4   Stoppage Ordered In Support of 14-Day Transit Walkout

GENERAL STRIKE (ATS, LANCASTER   Confusion, But No ‘Vidlence Reigns in City After AFL Walkout

Strikes Idle Three Plants  L.wiracinen Tin bw   Lancaster Truckers Also Stave Walkout

Greek Future To Be Decided In Vote Sunday   U. S. Fleet Will Visit Lu Ports of Greece Sentember 5-9

Western Allies Against Russia Is Greek Issue  Showdown to Come Sunday as Nation   Showdown to Come Sunday as Nation Votes on Monarchy

PRICE, HOUSING SESSION IS OUT   President Announces Plans Being Made To Try Nazi Industrialists

Truman Against Special Session For Congress   President To Support Mead-Lehman Ticket; Favors Jews’ Admission

TRUMAN SEES NO U, S, EMERGENCY   President Rules Out Special Congress Session

HUTCHINS FEARS RED WAR SHAPING   Charges Inability to Cope With Atomic Age Hampers tL & Statesmen

RUSSIA JONS OTHERS ASKING ATOMIC REPORT IN] CIDCT TINIITER NATIONC LIN ANIIAAOLIIC ACTION

Western Bloc Assailed as Selling Out   Greek Premier Bitter in Denunciation of Bulgaria Peace Terms

Greek Flays Peace Pact  As Outlined For Bulgars   Western Powers Are Charged With Yielding  To Soviet Pressure

Greek Premier In Bitter Talk At Peace Conference... .  Bulgarian Treaty Irks Greece

GREECE RAPS PEACE TREATY FOR BULGARIA   Premier Tells Paris Conference That Terms Would Make Wartime Enemy of Allies Stronger Than Ever Before.

Greek Premier Charges Conterence  Bows to Soviet Demands in Balkans

Peace Conference Studies. Bulgarian Treaty After ‘ Passino Rumanian Draft

No Action Taken 14 Hours After No. 2 Nazi Dies   Army Is Silent About Where 11 Followers Of Hitler Are Buried

Slain Gitl’s Red Dress is Being Sought   Search Continues After Finding Body Near Rouzerville

France Faces Grave Losses For Indochina  Natives Make Bid For Independence Alea Davavenle

Government Sugar Policy Assailed By Congressman   Rep. Rankin Predicts Both Rationing and Price Control of Sugar Can Be Safely Abolished '  ~—s- Late In 1947 ;

FOOD STUDY HEAD ASSAILS FEDERAL POLICY ON SUGAR   Rep. Jenkins Predicts Both Rationing and Price Control Can be Safely Abolish<' in 1947,   CALLS FOR 10-POUND ALLOTMENT INCREASE   “Senseless Fear of Wartime Surplus” Blamed for Housewives Getting “Short End of Deal.”

SUGAR POLICY UNDER ATTACK   Housewives Have Been Getting Short End Of Deal Last 5 Years

SHORTAGE OF SUGAR BLAMED ON U.S. POLICY   - Congressman Says Housewives Have Been Given “Raw Deal”

SUGAR CURBS RAPPED, END SEEN IN 1947   Solon Says Each Consumer Should Get 10 Pounds More

GOP Hits Sugar Ration Program   Rep. Jenkins, Ohio, Says Price Control Can Be “Safely Abolished” Late  In Coming Year

Sees End of Price Control, Rationing Of Sugar in 1947  GOP Food Study ~Chairman Assails Present Controls

Sugar Policy Draws Fire Of ‘House Member   Rep. Jenkins Says Housewives Getting Short End Of Deal

Bad Guessing Cited for U.S Sugar Dearth   Housewives Called Victims of Senseless New Deal Policy

House Group Sees End of _ Sugar Control Late in 1947   Study Committee Says Government Policy on Sugar  Cause of Shortage

Federal Policy Is Assailed By Ohio Lawmaker   Rep. Jenkins Avers Price Ban Could Be Abolished In '47

Government Continues To Grope For A Solution In ‘Paralyzing Coal Strike

SENATORS URGE CURBS ON UNIONS   Coal Stoppage Gives Rise to Clamor for Restrictive Labor Legislation

Russian Paper Scores Action On Iran Issue   Pravda Charges Problem Turned Into Stumbling Block

Reds Say Iran Is UNO Block  Pravda Writers Air  International Views

Communist Party Newspaper Hits ‘Irreconcilable’ Position of Some Council Members

lranian Issue Was Turned into UNO Obstacle by Artifice, Pravda Says

STUMBLING BLOCK   Soviet Newspaper Questions Rushing Through Russo Iran faea

Iranian Crisis Artificial One, Pravda Declares  Russsian Press Also Savs Britain Plans

CHARGES IRAN CASE BUNGLED   Soviet Newspaper Says Case Artificially Built Into UN Stumbling Block

PRAVDA AVERS UNO FUMBLING IRANIAN ISSUE   Russian Press Asserts Artifice Making A Stumblock Block Of Matter

Pickets Obey New Court Order  Westinghouse Rally Assails Governor. -

MEDIATORS QUIT IN WESTINGHOUSE TIFF   Lewis And Coal Operators Fail To Agree

Negotiations At End fn Dispute At Westinghouse  Mediators Drop Ont OF Picture

BREAK AWAITED IN GM DISPUTE   No Word Of Settlement As Costly Stoppaye Passes 99th Day

‘Sen. Mead Persecutes to Further ‘Political Campaign, Charges May

REP, MAY TAKES CRACK AT MEAD   Target of War Profits Probe Says New York Solon Trying To Be Hero

Rep. May Charges Mead Is Trying to Crucify Him   Declares Senator Hopes to Make “Himself a Great Hero and Ride Into the Office of Governor of New York’-—Ken. tuckjan Defends His Position in War Profits Probe— Calls Committee a “Political Inquisition.”

Committee  Would End OPA Controls By July, 1947   Gradual Removal Plan Is Offered; Ruling on Clothing Repeal Is Voted

APPAREL CONTROLS ARE SOUGHT   House Plan Lifting Price Bars Scheduled For First of July

House Committee Votes to Give Truman Final Say-So On Ending Price Controls

Committee Favors Gradual Lifting Of OPA Controls   Clothing Lid Would Go July 1; Others By June 30, 1947

Truman to Get Power to Lift Price Controls   House Board Votes to Repeal OPA’s Program On Low Cost Goods

July t Repeal Of OPA Apparel Controls Sought  Plan Approved Lifting Price Bar:  Ce CAE ce

VOTE TO REPEAL OPA’S LOW COST APPAREL PROGRAM   House Committee Would Remove duly 1 Requirement That Manufacturers Make Cheap Clothing.   FAVOR ABOLITION OF AGENCY IN 15 MONTHS   Group Calls for General Control of Prices and Wages to End on June 30,   1947.

OPA Extension Of Year Vote¢ By House Body   Would Require Control Be Removed as Supply Ralanees Demand

End Clothing Control, House group Advises   Bank Committee Also Asks OPA Demise By June, ‘47

Chain Stores Now Do Own Meat Packing   Enables Them To Meet Demands While Others Have Rare Counters

Give Reason Why Some Have Mea!  Some Chain Stores Do ‘Direct Buyina’

TEXAS GIRL, 14, TURNS BANDIT   Yearning For Candy Trip Up Youngster After '- Wild Adventure

Life in Mystery Stories Sometimes Backfires, Teen-age Girl Discovers

Too Many ‘Murder Mysteries Lead Child Ta Pistol-Packin’ Jaunt Across Texas

Mystery Stories Give 14-Year-Old  Adventurous Idea” Girl  Reported Holds  ca fl et   Girl Reported Holds Up Cab Driver, Orders Him Drive Out of State

WARREN GIVEN HIGH TRIBUTE   CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR WINS NOMINATION OF ROTI MAJOR . PARTIES—NATIONAL  ——-——~ PRESTIGE BOOSTED:

GOV. WARREN HITS JACKPOT IN CALIFORNIA   Apparently Re-Elected Through Double Nominations

IN CALIFORNIA   Apparently Re-Elect: ed Through Double Nominations

Warren Tops Both Parties In California   Republican Governor Also Likely Nominee In Democrat Primary

tt ARSH. eet Reiuens-‘To China Post  Formidable Job ’ Ahead Of Envoy

MARSHALL OFF TO CHINA AGAIN   Leaves Today To Return To. Chungking To Resume Job Of Bringing About Unity In China.

General Marshall To Resume China Task   Army Officer to Return to Tackle Critical  Situatian

TOUGHER TASKS FACE MARSHALL   General Will Begin Returr Trip To China Today

GEN. MARSHALL GOES TO CHINA   Will Take Up. Again Task OF Seeking Stability There

Marshall Leaves For China Post   Red-Nationalist RiftWiden: as General Liang Denounces Reds

Armchair Generals and Rep. May Enjoy Fancy Wedding as Warship Blows Up With Heavy Loss of Life

Othman Gets Serious:  Gls Die While May And Generals Play   Ranking Officers Attended Garsson Party On War Department Order \nd Taxpayers Expense

At the Garsson Wedding—  While Our Men Were Dying, Some Officers ‘And a Solon Feasted

Feature Finder   ‘Twas Gay for Garssons That Night. (But Death Rode Rain That Hit Gls )

Canada Tries Red Legislator On Spy Charges   Ring In Operations Fo ore. ‘Two Years; Also Wanted  A-Bomb Information ee

Red Operative Watched U.S. Troop Moves   Location Of Army Units Said Asked Of Canada Aaents

REVEAL REDS SOUGHT J. S. ARMY PLANS   Metter Is Brought Out At Communist Trial In Canada

Red Operative: Watched U. 5. Troop Moves  Location Of Army Units Said Asked AL Ganada Anante

U.S. Troop Positions Sought by Moscow, Canada Trial Hears   Soviet Document of August, 1945 Asked Agents for A-Bomb Data

REDS SOUGHT DATA ON TROOPS, BOMB   Moscow Ordered Agents. te  Geaces. latxomenras

Larger Wheat Crop Stirs Speculation On Amount of Grain to Be Withheld

Famine-Smashing Wheat Crop Maturing But Growers Stalling on Marketing It

(Great Wheat Crop In Southwest May Be Held Off Market By Angry Farmers   Grain Elevator Near Van Wert Destroyed

Farmers, Angry at Federal © Handling of WheatProgram, May Hold Much of Big Crop

Wheat Belt Reported in Anary Mood   Farmers in Southwest May Refuse to Sell Their Bumper Crop

Rivers On Rampage As Rains Continue  Flood Warnings Are Broadcast In State

OUSDAHL OUITS ALSO   ‘Wasn't Present When Other Ration Board Members Resigned

Observers are Amazed at Hole in Lagoor   Fly Over Scene to Learn Results of Bomb Explosion

“OOL WAVE HAS STARTLED TEXANS REACHING FOR LIGHT GOATS  Temperatures Skid Over Most Of State As Rains Fall But Forecast Says It'll Be Warmer And Drier For Wes! Texas

www Ge VV mm Vv TT rerow oman ¢ aw F ete Us oe ay  Temperatures Skid Over Most 10f State As Rains Fall But Forecast Says It'll Be Warmer And Drier For West Texas

William Allen White Foundation to Provide Realistic Teaching Material

PLAN FOR BETTER TEACHING PROGRAM   Chancellor Says White Foundation to Provide Realistic Training   ‘TO SPONSOR LECTURES

Sales in April Over War Months  Except in Drives      Iowa Bond ‘Buying Far Ahead Redemptions

Vote Fox Soils Conservation On  Saturday, June 15  PollingiPlaces In Kingsley, Hinton, Westfield, LeMars

Vote For Soils  Conservation On © Saturday, June 15  PollingiPlaces In’. ,  _ Kingsley, Hinton, “ Westfield. l eMare

POWER OF VETO STQUTLY UPHELD BY U.§. SOVIET   Russia Makes More Rahic Defense of Setup Than American Delegate   NG CHANGE -IS LIKEL   Connally Suggests However, That lis Use Be Curbed on Voluntary Basis

Big'Powers Will Defend Veto Right   U. S., Russia Oppose Fight to Eliminate Use  of Veto

U.S. and Soviet Defend UN Veto   Connally Asks Big 5 Use ‘Only Rarely’

Plan} To?Speet Food: Pledged ‘By LaGuardia.   Ships, Not Resolutions New UNRRA Chieftain’s Slogan to Save Starving

LaGuardia Asks Ships and Wheat To Feed Hungry   New UNRRA Head Moves Swiftly to Aid Starving Millions

4 Nearoes Are Lyrched In corgia   WAYLAID AND SLAIN BY BAND OF BETWEEN 20 AND 30 WHITES.

‘Two Men And Wives Riddled By Bullets From Thirty Rifles   Action Resulted From Stabbing of Farmer On July 14th

LYNCHED IN GEORGIA   20 to 30 Whites Waylay Car, Shoot Victims to Death

WASHINGTON MERRY -GO-ROUND      U.S. WILL LOAN $1,000,000,000 TO REBUILD GERMANY: LOAN: TO GERMANY WILL INCREASE COMMUNISM IN FRANCE NAVY BURIED &2.000 POUNDS OF \IEAT aND Rich,

GIRL SLASHED— ~. BY ATTACKER   SEVEN- YEAR-OLD DETROIT = CHILD-IDENTIFIES GROCER AS MAN WHO CUT THROAT

DRIVE IN SOUTH STARTED BY CH   Sen. Bilbo, Rep. Rankin To Be Targets For Union Campaign

BRITISH TRY TO SAVE FREE INDIA PROGRAM   Attlee, Cabinet Confer Witt Hindu, Moslem Leaders

Rival Indian Leaders Arrive In London   Attempt Will Be Made to Save Plan For Independence

Reveal May Was Agent For Lumber Company   Representative Says He Did Not Profit From Big War Contracts Awarded Combine

—SENATE INQUIRY — May Denies War Contract Profit   ‘A. J. May’ Indorsement on Lumber Firm Checks Revealed at Hearing

Committee Told Company Received $48,000) For Lumber Not Delivered   Did Not Profit, Says Congressman   Probers Defer Decision Until Next Week On Re leasing Transcript

War Contract Profit Denied By Rep. May   Quiz of Kentuckian Asked After Details On $18.634 Account

May Denies ‘Profit’ from War Contracts   Witnesses at Probe Say He Exerted Pressure for ‘Paper Empire’

ADEQUATE SUPPLY OF FOOD EXPEETED   Acute World Sugar Shortage Will Ease Only Slightly.

NATION TO HAVE MORE FOOD BUT NOT ALL KINDS   Butter, Sugar and Meat Promise to Be Scarce

BOOST IN FOOD SUPPLY LOOMS   Some Items Still Wik Fall Short of Demand ~

FOOD SUPPLIES TO BE LARGER   Some Items Will Continue To Be Scarce In 1946, Washington Says

SURPLUS RACKET CHARGES HURLED   Probe of Ferguson’s Actions Demanded By Herbert

Paul Herbert Charges Auditor Operates “Racket   Requests : Lausche To Probe Handling Of Gov’t. Surpluses

Missing Seamen Sought On Coast   Coast Guard Says Hope Almost Abandoned For  Norwegian Seamen

Motorist Dies in Car-Train Crash  aS ee ee! ee   North Shore Derails After Striking Auto

NAZIS SURPRISED BY JAP ATTACK   Ribbentrop Wanted Japs to Hit Earlier

Ask Suspension of Trade  Negotiations New Policies May Be Written  a ek eS RM i a th

Hirohito May Be Witness in War Trials   Jap Emperor May Have to Resign Before Testifying Publicly

Wheat Plunges 8 Cents: Recovers Portion of Loss   Corn and Oats in Same Downtrend on Market at Chicago

OTHER GRAINS LOWER AT CLOSE   Selling Credited To Anderson's Statement Supplies Now Ample Toe Build Up Reserve

WHEAT FUTURES TAKE BIGGEST PLUNGE IN YEARS; RALLY SOME  OTHER GRAINS PULLED DOWN UNDER SELLING;

lwo Killed, Two  Wounded in Gun Battle   State Highway Patrolman, Suspected Bandit Die in Blazing Highway Duel; Blood-Covered Fugitive Is Held

‘Suspect Denies ‘Slaying Patrolman   Second Officer Hits Fugitive in Morning Gun Battle

NAVY DISCLOSES DETECTION PLAN   “Huff Duff” Located Ship, Plane at Long Distances During War

NAVY REVEALS ANOTHER SECRET   Huff Duff’ Device Used to Locate Ships

Navy Reveals Wartime Secre Of ‘Huff-Duff   Electronic Device Spots Ships or Planes Halfway Around Earth

‘Huff Duff Unv veiled  Nav y Secret Weapon Spotted ObjectsHalf-Way’ RoundGlobe

SUBS SPOTTED HALF WAY AROUND WORLD   Wartime Secret of “Huff Duff” Disclosed By Navy Department

“Huff Duff”, New Wartime Secret Device, Could Spot Plane Thousands of Mi, Off

‘Huff Duff’ Boasts Long Ears  Electronic Device Spotted Ships Around World

Navy Takes Wraps Off “Huff Duff? Which Can Spot Ships Half Way Around World

Revercomb Raps Draft Extension   Says Statement About  Franco Gov’t Being Threat To Peace Absurd

SENATE RENEWS TEEN-AGE DRAFT   Approves Pay Hike For Enlisted Men And Non-Coms

Hotel Fire Stirs Calls For Better — Safeguards  SeveralGroupsPlax Investigations In. Atlanta Blaze >

ATLANTA BLAZE WILL BE PROBED   Plan Three-Way Inquiry Into Fire Which Destroyed Hotel, Taking 116 Lives

Atlanta Grand Jury Sifts Hotel Disaster   Death Count Drops To 116 With Over 100 Injured

UAW Orders Restudy of Ford Contract   Union Raps ‘Politics’ Charge in G. M. Settlement Delay

Union Orders Ford Contract Renegotiated   Objects to Provision ‘Calling for Arbitrator On Production Rates

ClO RETURNS CONTRACT T0 FORD MOTORS   Objections Are Raised To Certain Clauses In Agreement

Union Sends Back Ford Contract  Production Phase Meets Objection

Britain Hails U. §. Atom Plan   Accepts Idea as Bases ‘for Consideration’

Proposal of U. S. Given British 0.K.   Great Britain and Canada Accept America’s In ternational Plan

Atomic Control Plan Endorsed By Great Britain   Canada, Too, Tells Commission It Agrees To Baruch Proposal

WELFARE CITED BY GREEN AS UNIONS’ GOAL   AFL President Asks End To Price Controls, Except Rent. at Chirann Parlev

GREEN HITS WAGE, PRICE CONTROLS   4. F. OF L. CHIEF URGES END TO CEILINGS EXCEPT THOSE ON RENT.

Welfare Fund ‘Objective’ For All AFL, Green Says   Also Calis for End To Price Controls Except on Rents,  Talks of More Pay

Green Wants Welfare Funds for All, End of Controls Except on Rents

End of Price Control Asked By AFL Chiel   Only Rent Ceilings Would Be Retained, Minet’s Health Fund Lauded

UMW WELFARE FUND GOAL OF ALL AFL UNIONS   Green Tells Convention Price Controls Have  Passed Their Time

Green Wants Price, Wage  Controls Off   AFL Boss Charts New Policy; UMW Fund Is Praised

WELFARE F PLAN ADOPTED BY AFL UNIONS   Green, In Urging End Of Controls, Demands In creased Wages   WOULD KEEP CEILINGS ON PRESENT RENTALS

DEMAND TO END CONTROL IS MADE BY GREEN   “President of AFL ‘Declares Objective Is Welfare Fund

Green Insists OPA Controls Be Abolished      AFL. President Cites Welfare Fund as Objective for Labor

Green Would Ena Price Controls “And Hike Wages   Organized Labor Will Seek Welfare Fund Says AFL Chief

END OF PRICE CONTROLS ON AFL PROGRAN   WELFARE FUND FOR LABOR CITED AS NEW OBJECTIVE

New Faces To Grace Senate Next Session  West Virginia One Of States Slated For New Senator

Oil And Products Lifted From Bill  Milk, Dairy Items Ban Aten Cuca

PIONEER CLUB HOLDS OPEN HOUSE DANCES; BEGINS FALL PLANS   RENEARSAL

Telephone High Water  Warning   Residents Along Lower Osage River Told to Move To Higher Quarters

Police ‘Hunt Fresh Clues in Slaying of Suzanne Degnan as Old Leads Fail

CHICAGO POLICE SEEK NEW CLUES IN DEGNAN CASE   FOUR-DAY INQUIRY FAILS TO PRODUCE KIDNAP-MURDERER

Chicago Police Hunt Fresh Clues in Sadist Killing With No Solution Yet in Sight

CLUES COLLAPSE IN SLAYING HUNT   Janitor Suspects Released; Police Seek New Leads

Janitor Free, Fresh Kidnap Clues Sought   Chicago Mayor Puts Special Detective Squad on Girl Case

Clues Collapse In Degnan Case  Police Follow New Traile Toward Killer

Police Search For Fresh Clues In Degnan Slaying   Picked Squad Of Officers Hunt New Leads In Kidnap-Murder Of Child After Prosecutor Frees Janitors For Insufficient Evidence

ALL CLUES HAVE COLLAPSED IN KIDNAP - KILLING   Chicago Police Inten. sify Hunt For Fienc Who Killed Little Suzanne Degnan Two Janitors Re  leased On Writs.

Need New Clues In Chicago Case   Two Janitors Released; Clues Regarded As Important Collapse

NEW CLUES SOUGHT BY CHICAGO COPS. IN KIDNAP SLAYING   New Line Of Search ‘For: Manlac: Who. Killed: Little Deg. ‘nan. Girl. ‘Launched «By: OFfficers’ Who Have: ‘Been Foil‘ed So Far!

Police Hunt Fresh Clues   New Strategy Mapped In Hunt For Killer Of Suz.  - anne Deenan.

Seek New Clues in Deonan Case:   Press. Efforts- Despite Collapsing of One Clue ‘After Another

Chicago Authorities Seek New Clues  In Kidnap-Killing Picked Squad of Men  Continues Hunt For Girl’s Murderer

Map New Strategy In Hunt For Degnan Kidnap-Slayer As Early Clues Collapse

Jruman Will Try to Keep Men at Work   President to Use Every Possible Means to Bar Renewal of Shut-Down In Soft Coal Mines

Operators Say Tax Plan Would Extend to Every Industry      Permanent Settlement of Coal Strike by Night  Seems Impossible

Temperatures   Action Kills Chance Of Ending Dispute  By Truman Deadline

Food Supplies Endangered By Stoppage   Operators Flatly Reject Lewis’ Welfare Plan; Mines Run Under Truce

LEWIS {5 ADAMANT ON PROPOSAL   Negotiations Recessed After Breakdown Today

STRIKE SETTLEMENT BY — NIGHTFALL AS REQUESTED BY TRUMAN SEEN DOOMED

Action Erases Hopes To End Dispute Today   Lewis Has Served Notice He Will Not Talk Wages Until Welfare Pond Js Granted   Operators Submit Counter-Proposal   Suggest Possibility of Setling Up Jointly-Finan-eed Fund For Hard ship Craps

Operators Reject UMW’s Present Plan For Welfare Fund   Leave Way Open For Further Negotiations on Relief System Under Easier Terms

Operators Call Plan ‘New Social Theory’   Idea Of Fund Is Not Eliminated; Hopes For Early Coal Strike Settlement Fades

Mine Management  Flatly Turns Down Lewis in His Demands for 7 Per Cent Levy on Payrolls.   NO NEW CONTRACT, MINE CHIEF SAYS

Action Dims Outlook for Early Accord      Mine Owners Charge Plan Proposed Presents New Social Theory, Offer Counter Proposition

Operators Turn Down  Fund Levy   Truman to Use All Power to Prevent Renewal of Strike

COAL PARLEY THROWN INTO NEW DEADLOCK   President to Invoke Full Powers to Keep Mines Operating

Refusal Puts Off Settlement’ Outlook   Possibility of Agreement Unlikely By Truman's Deadline Tonighi— Owners Propose Joint Func.

Hope Vanishes For Early End To Big Dispute   Truman Awaits Data On Progress Since  White House Talks

Operators Turn ~ Down Plan For “Welfare Fund   LEWIS’ PROPOSAL FOR PAYROLL LEVY Is REJECTED

Operators Say Fund Plan New Theory   Truman to Use Every Effort to Avert Renewal of Walkout

Both Sides To Return on Call: Nota Collapse   Operators Do Not Turn Down Fund; Term Plan A ‘New Social Theory’

HST Promises “Every Acion’ In Coal Tieup   National Calamity Seen In Another Caal Wallaut

Operators Flatly Reject Demands For Payroll Levy   Indefinite Recess “Not a Collapse,” However, Federal Conciliator Savs

Truman Prepared To Prevent Strike   Dispute Probe Set in Senate; Railroad Strike Talks Resume

Payroll Levy Plan Rejected by Operators   Three Major Reasons Given for Refusal te Accep? Lewis Propese

Call Lewis’ Demand For $70,000,000 Welfare Fund “New Social Theory and Philosophy”; ProJong Wage Negotiations.   PAYROLL ASSESSMENT ~ INVOLVED IN DEMAND

Operators Refuse The Payroll Levy   ‘Call It New Social Theory * That Should Be Acted  onby Congress .   NEGOTIATION RECESS   ‘McGrady Says Both Owners ‘ And Miners Agree to '» Return on Call

NEGOTIATIONS ONCE AGAIN DEADLOCKED   President Ready To Act To Prevent Strike Renewal   PAYROLL PROPOSAL   Submitted By U.M.W. Chief Lashed As New Social Theory By Operators

OPERATORS SAY NO TO LEWIS WELFARE LEVY   Conciliator, McGrady Claims Recess Not Negotiation Collapse

MINERS, OWNERS DEADLOCKED OVER WELFARE FUND   Lewis’ Demand fer Payroll  ‘Levy Rejected as New Smeinld Thames

Truman To Take Action On Strike  Effect On Food Alone Termed “Calamity”

REMAIN FIRM AGAINST FUND UNDER LEWIS   Negotiators Take Recess Aft. er Turndown of Proposal.

Contend Fund Matter For Legislative Body   Remind Lewis Of Offer For Joint Consideration Of Fund To Operate Under Red Cross Direction

‘Mine Operators Term Request Social Theory’   Possibility Of Permanent Settlement By Nightfall As Truman Asked Is Erased

Owners Say Union President’s Bid I National Problem Representing New Social Theory, Philosophy

Lewis’ Demand Called Menace To U.S. Industry   Contract Conference Is Deadlocked Over Chief Strike Issue

Welfare Plan Described . As ‘National Problem’; Double Tax Is Claimed

Want Another Agency To Run Mine Program   UMW Chief Refuses To Conduct Further Negotiations; Reces: Called After Session

‘Call Miners’. Demand New Social Theory   Welfare Fund Proves’ Stumbling Block;.Continue Rail Negotiations. — he

Coal Men Turn Down Payroll Levy Demand   Assert Problem Is One For Public Bodies

Payroll Levy Labeled New Social Theory   Matter Called One For Public Concern To Be Considered By Legislative Bodies

Refuse To Set Up 7 Per Cent Pay Roll Levy   Welfare Fund Said Problem For Nation, Not Coal Industry Alone

7 Per Cent Fund Flatly Rejected   Action Seemingly Erases Any Possibility Of Permanent Settlement By Nightfall As President Requested

Truman To Act To Balk New Strike   Paralysis Of Food In: dustry Feared If Walk out Resumed.

NEGOTIATIONS RECEOe AS OPERATORS GIVE HAT “NO” TO LEWIS  * NO.“COLLAPSE” SEEN;  NEW ACTION BELIEVED ©  DPANNEN RV TDIMAN

Coal Owners Flatly Turn Down Demand For A Seven Per Cent Levy On Firm Payrolis

PAYROLL LEVY IS TURNED DOWN UNEQUIVOCALL Y   Operators Declare Lewis Proposal Presents New Social Theory That Would Affect Every Indus trv In America.

Truman To Step In Row  At Once   Operators Decline Flatly To Yield Levy On Wages

Government Recesses Soft Coal Negotiations; Early Settlement Seems Remote

Union Demand Called ‘New Social Theory’  Action Comes on Truman Deadline:  Lewis, O’Neill Due at White House

Suggest Joint ‘Hardship’ Pool Administered Independently   List 3 Reasons for Turning Down ‘New Social Theory

Operators Reject Mine Payroll Levy  Counter Offer   Counter Offer To Lewis Plan le Submitted

News Day And Nigh      Snyder Makes Statemen After Negotiations Appear Stalemated   Operators Re ject Demand For Lev’   Lewis Says New Contrae Will Not Be Signed Until Fund Provided

‘UNQUIVOCAL’ NO GIVEN IN REPLY TO JOHN L. LEWIS   CONTEND PROPOSAL OFFERS NEW SOCIAL THEORY, PHILOSOPHY

Say Lewis Proposal of New Social Theory — Propose Jointly Financed Fund for Hardship Cases — Contend Miners Are Well Paid and Able to Maintain High Living Standard

Soft Coal lalks Hit Snag   Operators Reject Lewis Payroll Assessment Plan

DECLARE MOVE WOULD AFFECT ALL INDUSTRIES   Rejection Of Move As New ‘Social Theory’ Erases Hope Of Peace Now

Idea Behind Plea Seen Destructive To All Industry   Conference Held At Capital Ta Move To Halt Tieup Of Nation’s Railroads

REFUSAL MEANS NEW DEADLOCK IN COAL TALKS   Some Progress In Rail Dispute

Truman Will Try To Prevent Renewal Of Soft Coal Strike   Anderson Warns Repetition Would Hurt Food Industry

Settlement Of Coal Strike Today Out   Operators Suggest Jointly-Financed Hardship Fund

Owners Hold Problem for Legislafors   Plan Constitutes Double Taxation for Welfare, Owners of Mines Declare

President Will Use Every Means fo. Hal Coal Strike Renewal   Says Reconversion Director; Most Miners Now Back at Work

T ruman to Use Full Powers to Prevent Strike   Operators Call Health Fund ‘New Social Theory’: New Impasse Created

Mine Operators Reject Levy for Welfare--Funce    Report Lewis’ Proposal Presents New Social Theory Needing Action as National Problem

Operators Reject Payroll Levy for Welfare Fund.   ‘Another Tie- Up Would Be Disastrous To Food Crisis: Anderson Says

Truman Is Preparing For Action   Owners Offer Counter Plan of Ageney to Be Financed Jointly

Welfare Fund Levy Rejected   Government Recesses Negotiations After Operators Turn in Answer

Owners Reject Seven Per Cent Plan of Lewis   President Will Move To Prevent Renewal Of Strike, Report

MINERS AND QPERATORS IN NEW DEADLOCK   Lewis’ Demand for Welfare Fund Rejected as New Social Theory.   BULLETIN

Mine Operators Reject Proposal But Leave Way Open for Raising And Administerinc Welfare Funds; Negotiation Heads Will Report To President Today

West Coast AFL Members End Walkout   Observers Expect All Benefits Won By AFL To Be Extended to Rival Unions Also

ClO MUSCLES IN ON RAISE. FOR SEAMEN   Walks Out After Settlement With AFL; U. S. Expected  tn Mrant Maus Danct

White House -Allows Wage Raise To AFL and Is. Expected to Extend It To All

White House Ruling Opens Way For Pay Increases For AFL   Merchant Marine Fleet Remains Idle Pending Next Formal Move

TUG WORKERS REFUSE T0 GO BACK TO JOBS   First Violent Deaths In Labor Disputes Are Reported

Army and Navy Asked to Man \. Y. Tugboats   Attempt to Run Trair On Strikebound Line Results in 2 Killings

Two Dead, Three-Hurt In Shooting In Railroad Dispute; New York Tuaboat Workers Defy Return-To-Work Order

Army and Navy Called Upon to Man Tughoats  Violence Flares, Two Killed

Violence Marks Rail Walkout; Army To Take Over Harbor   Two Dead, Three Hurt In Shooting In Ratlroad Dispute, New York Tuaboat Workers Defy Return-To-Work Order

Army and Navy Called Upon ito Man Tughoats   Violence Flares, Two Killed in Strike Fracas

lugboats May Be Operated By Services   Three Others Are Wounded In Battle With Railway Guards

LEND-LEASE SETUP CRITICIZED __.  British Use Of U.S. Weapons To Quell Uprisinas Assailed

BREWSTER WOULD CURB USE OF U. 8. GUNS BY BRITISH   Maine Senator Objects to Employment of American Equipment in England’s Colonial Wars.   COMMITTEE TOLD BAN WOULD BE LEGAL   Demand Made During Discussion of $4,705,000,000 in Lend-Lease Weapons Held by Tommies.

USS. Ban Urged or Lend-Lease Guns   Solon Assails British Action Against Jews

English Policy Under Fire  Curb Sought On British Use Of Guns Of U.S. In Palestine i

British May Serap Joint US. Approach   Face Necessity of Yielding to Jews Qn Avenda Issue

Jewish Agency May Be Asked To London Talks  Invitation Would Be End Of Federal Palestine Plan

HAGE BRITIOR CREW OFF ANG SAL FOR PORT   U. S. Destroyer Stands By as Abandoned Vessel Is Taken Over.

Accuse Yanks  of Capturing Derelict Ship   Briton Says U. S. Crew Ordered Him off Food-Laden Boat

BRITISH CHARGI YANKEES TOOK SALVAGE PRIZE   U. S. Boarding Party Ejects British Crew From Stricken Ship

Story Keperted that Derelict Taken Over By British Regained By American Crew

U. 5. Crew Stote Prize, British Captain Claims   High Sea Battle for Crippled Vessel Revealed

Captain Claims Crew Evicted, Tow Line Cuf   Sister Ship of U. S. Vessel Takes $4,500,000 Prize

TEXAS POLL SHOWS MOST TEXANS EXPECT. PRICE    INCREASES TO CONTINUE

Democrats From South Are Cool To Truman Plea   Say Loyalty To Party Will Not Influence Vote On ‘Must’ Bills

ASAUCUS BETTER THAN DICTATION, SAYS OVERTON   Some Democrats Boycott Big ; Jackson Day Dinner Over Wallace

Democrats Of South Cool To Truman Plans   ea,  SOUTHERN GROUP SAYS IT WILL GO ITS OWN WAY

Southerners Appear Cool To President   Leaders Make It Plain They Will Back Truman Only When They Agree

HOUSE VOTES STRIKE CURB; VETO HINTED   Rebellious Congress Deals 2 Blows To Truman

Time Has Come for Diplomats to Show Whether They Are Seeking a Lasting Peace

Aluminum Co. Faces Demand Of Guaranteed Annual Wave. Increase   “Contract Neg ations Will Start Tomorrow With Union Seeking Improved Vacation, Health: And Welfare F ‘oundation And Union Shop. *

ALCOA Workers To Ask Raise   Guaranteed Annual Wage to Be Among Demands

STEEL UNION TO ASK WAGE HIKE   CIO Chiefs “Seek Guaranteed Annual Salary

Negotiations to Open on Tuesday  Union Seeks Wage Hike. Guaranteed Pa

BOMB HOMES IN MOVIE ROW   Violence Marks Dispute Of Rival Unions, Hampers Efforts at Peace

Seek To Learn Nation s Response In Food Saving   Government Investigating To Determine How Nation Is Aiding Conservation   RESPONSE IS NOT UP TO EXPECTATION

Soviet Russia Celebrates V-J Day With Thunders of Artillery, Press

SOVIETS TARE PLAUDITS FOR BEATING JAP   ALLIES LEFT OUT IN SALUTE TO V-J DAY

Soviet Press Gives Russia Major Credit for Victory; Assails U.S. Policies in Japan

RUSSIANS ASSAIL U. 5. OCCUPATION POLICIES IN JAPAN   Americans Accused of Stripping Nippon of Industrial Equipment, Gold and Diamonds.   VdJ-DAY CELEBRATED WITH VICTORY SALUTES   Press Gives Soviet Arms Large Share of Credit for  Defeat of Hirohito’s Forces.

Russians Told How They Deteated Japs   Moscow Celebration Also Attacks Policies Of U. S. Troops There

V-J Day Hailed In Russia as Soviet Victory   Press Unleashes Sharp Attacks on U. S.Jap Policies

Russians Hail Soviet Defeat Of Jap Forces   Assume Large Share O Credit for Attacks - That Humbled Nipponese

Sheriff To Wait   Reds Celebrate V-J Day, Taking Much Credit, Attacking. U. S. Policies

U.S. POLICY ATTACKED Soviet Cannons Thunder V-J Day Victory Salutes

Soviet Takes Credit For Victory.  Red Press ‘Attacks. Occupation Policy

CREDIT RUSSIA WITH JAP WIN   Soviet Press, Radio Give Full Credit in Victory To Russian Arms

IREPORT MADE ON NEGRO PROBLEMS IN CITY, COUNTY   Sponsoring Group To Make Further Survey of Conditions

TWO U.N. HOME SITES FAVORED   San Francisco Presidio And Philadelphia Area Recommended

Paris Conferees Study Control of Adriatic Areas   Commission On > Reparations Questions Namec

BORDER AREA ‘BIG PROBLEM ~—TO BE SOLVEE   YUGOSLAV CLAIM TO TRIESTE TERRITORY FIRST ISSUE ITALIAN REPARATIO COMMITTEE AGREEMENT

Martin Wecker Is Bound Over To Grand Jury   Will Appear This   November In

Martin Wecker Is Bound Over To Grated Jury  Will Appear This November In Woodbury County

23 Rescued During Storm Along Coast  Alan whhannctay DVeleunen   Northeaster Brings Heavy Rains, Batter: Boats Off Cape Cod

Storm Batters New England   At Least 23 Rescued; Heaviest Rain In Years; 20-Foot Waves Reported

Korean Quits As Council Head   Dr. Rhee Gives Ill Health as Reason — Attacked by. Soviets

Tran Problem To Be Given UNO Council   Asked To Solve Issue of Iran Province Whose Citizens Have Set Up Independent Gov't Under Protection of RusSia.

lran To Take Case Against Reds To UNO   Test Of Council’s Peace Powers Will Be Made

SS °° °° °° °° °°  Tran Appeal May Provide First Test For New UNO

IMMEDIATE APPEAL  FOR RIDDANCE OF  REDS 15 PLANNED DELEGATE REVEALS  NATION TO MAKE STRONG PROTEST

IRAN DISPUTE MAY PROVIDE FIRST UNO TEST   Delegate Says Help Sought To Settle Trouble With Russia

WILL APPEAL 10 THE NEW WORLD  SECURITY GOUNCII   Iran Tries to Prevent -Movement of Further Red Forces Into Territory.   DISPUTE WITH RUSSIA   Issue Will Be Taken Up With Council As Soon As It Is In Operation.

lran fo Appeal To UNO Counci In Russ Dispute   Security Board To Hear Issue Declares Envoy

lranian-Sovief Dispute Going to Security Council   lran Appeal Would Be Critical Test Case For Peace Agency

MAY SPEED ADJOURNING OF CONGRESS      Adm. Leaders Are Perturbed Over  Fate of Program

WILL TRY TO SPEED UP END OF CONGRESS   Leaders Attempting To Delay All Possible Major ° Legislation

a oh SESSION   Democrets Alarmed Over Repeated Defeats of Truman Mencures

Leaders Consider Swit Windup of Congress Sessiot   Repeated Setbacks to Ad. ministration Bills Cause  Much Alarm   JULY 10th TARGET MAY BE MOVED UE   Early Closing Would Be Possible By Delaying Major Legislation

—BEARINGS— Timken Is Named In U. S. Suit   Four Firms Sued In Anti-Trust Action

New U.S. Group to Purge Agencies of Disloyal Employes   President Signs Order Establishing New Oraanization

Truman Signs Executive Order 4 Establishing Purge of Federal Workers   DISLOYAL, SUBVERSIVE ~ EMPLOYES WILL BE OUT

Loyalty Pura ls Ordered By President   Commission Named Ta Probe Employees OF U.S. Government

TRUMAN OKAYS LOYALTY EDICT   Order Designed To Purge Federal Rolls of Subversive Emploves

Proves New Conservation Practices Pay The Averacea Farmer   Warn Against New ‘Racket’

Bituminous Operators Claim They're Ready To Negotiate An Asreement To End Strike

Operators Are Ready To Meet Miners’ Chief   Interested in Developing Safety Measures; Offer Pay Boosts Along Wage Price Poliey

Operators Say They Desire Renew Talks   Explain Position To Officials On Mine Safety Issue

TALKS BLOCKED IN COAL STRIKE   Operators Still Desire To Meet Miners For Wage Agreement

Mine Owners Say They Want To Talk  No Befinite Date Seen For Getting  ct twee. FF. Or.

GEN. M'ARTHUR “PURGES” JAP MILITARISTS   Bars Thousands From Ever Seeking Political Office

JAP LEADERS — OF WAR DAYS.  ~ GET SETBACK   ‘MacARTHUR BANS THOUSANDS _ FROM. SEEKING OFFICE IN THE FUTURE GOV ERNMENT -

GEN. N'ARTHU ‘PURGES” JAP MILITARISTS   Bars Thqusands Brom Ever. ‘Seeking: Po-» ae litical ‘Office

Wife Is Asking For Divorce From  Father Of Quads   Pitisburcgh Seldier Mav Be Freed To Marry British Mother Of Quadruplets

American Wins All-Star Game By 12-0 Score   Nat'l Never Had Chance After Homer in First Tnning

AMERICAN LOOP ALL STARS WIN OVER NATS, 12-0   Feller, Newhouser, Kramer In Three-Hit Pitching Performance

Williams and  Keller Pace All-Stars   Three-Hit Pitching Brings Greatest Victory in Series

Americans Win, 12 to 0, in All-Star Tilt   Williams Gets Two Homers, 2 Singles; Nats Held to 3 Hits

Americans Rout  Nats, 12 To 0   Ted Williams Hits Two Homers: Losers Get Three Singles

Gromyko’s Boycott Threat Kills Hope For Unity On Iran   Difficult Franco Spain Investigation Will Be Next Issue

RUSSIANS THREAT CAUSE © ‘RUCKUS’ ATW ESSN   FRANCO QUESTION IS STILL PENDING   French Leider Tells of Coneern About Dispute

DELEGATES SEEK WAY TO RESTORE ple THREE UNITY   Reds Refuse to Take Part in Ary Discussion of Iran

U.N. COUNCIL IN ANOTHER TAILSPIN   Fear Russian May Ignore Request For May 6 Report

BOYCOTT THREAT AGAIN CONFRONTS CECUIRITY GRAF   UN Council Members Seek to Smooth Soviet Feathers After Iran Vote   MEET AGAIN TOMORROW   Australian Plan for Inquiry Into Franco Regime Will Come Un for Action

Threat of Another Soviet _ Boycott Sends Council Into Huddle for Settlement

Red Threat Of Boycott Has UN Near New Tailspin   Russian Move Sends Council Members to Hotel Rooms to Talk Onwer Next Actions

UNITY PROGRAM DURING RECESS   Franco Spain Case May Offer First Chance for Council Unanimity

Soviet May lenore New Deadline   Report On Red Evacuation Due Council By May 6

Gromyko's Threat Of Boycott Raises Fears Of Losing Authority   Informal Conferences Are Held In Effort To Restore Unity; Soviet Indicates Iran Agreement Is Impossible.

CONGRESS GLUM OVER PROSPECTS OF DARK BREAD   LANDON CHARGES GERMAN SHORTAGE TO MORGENTHAU

Union Spokesman Says Situation ‘Useless and Hopeless’ After Operators Insist On Talking Wace:

OWNERS HOPE TO END 10-DAY COAL WALKOUT   Lewis Claims Mine Operators Refuse To Discuss Health Fund

LEWIS STAGES NEW WALKOUT   UMW Boss Takes- His Committee Out of Meeting Room With Operators

Lewis Walks Out Of Coal Parley   Threatens to Stay Until Producers Agree to Discuss Welfare

Lewis and His Miners Walk Out on Parley   Threaten to Stay Out Un til Owners Discuss Welfare Fund

Weltare Fund Discussion Is Demanded  Lewis Complains   Lewis Complains Of Complacency Of Operators  At Meeting

JOHN L. LEWIS AND HIS COMMITTEE ~ IEET HEARIN(   Walked Out of Wage Negotiatons With Soft Coal  Operators.   AWAIT AN AGREEMENT   Wants to Discuss a Welfare Fund and Improved Safety Conditions.

U. 8. SEEKS WAY TO BRING END QF GOAL STRIKE   Lewis Insists Health, Safety First Matters

UMW Chief Threatens To Stay Away Until Producers Agree To Discuss Welfare Fund

{= MINERS— Walk Out ‘On Parley   “Lewis And Group Quit Negotiations

Inststs On Discussion.  Of 2 Goals   Operators Remain Mum On Demond To Consider Welfare Fund. Safety

CLAIMS ATTITUDE OF MINE OWNERS IS UNFAVORABLE   OPERATORS REMAIN, ‘AND ASSERT LEWIS REFUSES TO BARGAIN

Leaves Until Welfare Fund  Is Discussed   UMW Group Placing Fund, Safety Conditions at Top of List, Operators Are Silent

Walk Out On Coal Parley   Lewis and UAW Conmittee Threaten to  Stay. Out Till Producers Talk Welfare Fund

Sittration Scen as ‘Hopeless’   UW Will Stay Ont Uti) Operators Di Phin, Sufety

Lewis Walks Out On Negotiations  To Halt Strike   But Work Stoppages Among Harvester  Men End

Strike Cf 30,000 Farm Equipment Workers Settled   Lewis Walks Out Of Coal Parley

Lewis Walks Out On Wage Parleys   Promises Statement Later On Reasons For Withdrawing

LEWIS, COMMITTEE WALK OUT ON COAL OPERATORS   U. M. W. Group Threaten to Stay Cut of Negotiations Until Producers Agree to Discuss Welfare, Safety Meas-

Says Welfare Fund Talks AMust   Operators Declare Efforts Useless To Learn Pay Demands

John L. Lewis Jakes a Walk   UMW Chief Blasts Mine Owners Before Quitting Conference

Lewis Walks Out lon Coal Operators   Mine Chief Still Not Interested in Wage Talks---He Wants to Discuss Welfare Fund

Lewis. Walks From Wage  Conference   Harvester Strike Ends; Sugar Refinery . Walkout Looms

Welfare Fund Discussion Is Demanded   Lewis Complains Of Complacency Of Operators  At Meeting

Lewis, Bolting Wage Parley, Threatens to Stay Out Until Jalks Center on Weltare Fund   Editor of Mine Journal Says UMW Delegates See Further Negotiations “Hopeless” Under Present Conditions

Refusal To Talk Over Welfare Fund Is Blamed   Negotiations Termed Useless and Hopeless By Union's Journal

‘Miners Walk Out On Coal  Confer ‘ence   Lewis Says They May Not Come Back Except To Discuss Welfare Fund

LEADER GIVES ULTIMATUM ON WELFARE DEAL   Threatens To Stay Away Tilt Owners Agree To Discuss improvements.

31 Injured in Trolley Wreck Near Denison   Two Interurban Cars Collide Head-on on Straight Track South of Denison

Two Railway Cars Collide Near Denison  All Doctors And  Nurses Of Area Awa Callad Pred

British Troops Hunt for Arms  Airborne Unit Raid: Jawish Villages

Raid Jewish Villages   British Stage Search For Arms; Jews In Hunger Strike

NEW ARMS RAIDS MADE BY BRITISH   Air-Borne Unit Sweeps Inte Two Jewish Villages

OTHER OF MRS. ED EILERS DIES   Funeral Of Mrs. J. E. Putnam At Ute, Ia., Friday

Many Parts Opposed by Russians   Molotov Charges U §. Domination; Four Power Ministers Council Called

But Russians Term Work  Unsatisfactory   Molotov Charges U. S. Dominated Sessions; New Fight Looms

Dog Discovers 4 Human Hands On Twp. Road   Package Is Taken Ti Mistress; Children Are Horrified

FILM STRIKE ~ IN DEADLOCK   “PEACE” NEGOTIATIONS ARE BROKEN OFF AND MORE "VIOLENCE LOOMS IN  ; HOLLYWoop

REOPEN RAID HEARINGS AFTER REVIEW OF CASE   Adm. Stark First Witness Following Month-Long Recess of Trial

Efforts To Get U.S. To Act in Pacific Reportec   Probe Group Hears of British Request for American Intervention

Admiral Denies Knowledge of War Conference   Pearl Harbor Disaster Quiz Is Resumed

Stark Would Have Acted lf Informed   Knew Nothing of White House Meeting Ther. 6. 1047

Reveal Churchill In 1941 Sought To Have FDR ‘Instill In Japan Anxiety’   Document Shows That Churchill-Expressed Concern In Message That Japan May Mean To Make War Or Commit Act Compelling Britain To Do So

Find Churchill Pressed FDR. To Worry Jap:   Papérs Disclose Plan To _« Halt Singapore. Attack  With-U. S&S. War Threat

Documents Reveal Churchill Pressed 'Roosevelt to Instill Anxiety in Japs

Roosevelt Urged by Churchill to Press Jap War Fear, It Is Disclosed

PROBE RESUMED INTO JAP ATTACK   Stark Says He Didn’t Know About ‘War Conference’

Stark Reopens Testimony In Pearl’ Probe  Says He Would Have Acted If He

Admiral Back In Washingtor Limelight   Churchill Urged Anxiety Drive Against Japs

Not Informed of War Parley On Pearl Harbor Eve--Stark  Would Have Acted If He Had Known About  ae ek mR de tee Tact ifiac

STUDY REOPENS; STARK I$ HEARD   Admiral Says He Would Have Acted At Once On December 6 If He Had Known Roosevelt Though War Imminent: -Churchill Notes Revealed.

Group Reopens Harbor Case   Winne Pressed FDR tn: Feb., *41 Move Toward Singapore Meant War. 

PEARL HARBOR NEWS EXPANDED   New Report Shows Churchill Urged Action in ’41

investigators Of Pearl Harbor Hear Disclosure   FDR? Warned By Churchill To Have Understanding With Jans

PEARL HARBOR PROBE REOPENS HEARING TODAY   Hears Churchill Pressed U. S. For Show Against Japs

Quiz Stark Again On Whereabouts ot  Pearl Harbor Eve Says He Would Have Sent Alarm If FDR Revealed Biq Worry

Slark on Standin Pearl Probe   “Knew Nothing About Conference At White House, He Testifies

Adm. Stark Denies Call By President   Churchill's Request on - Jap Threat Bared as Quiz Renews

Defense Attitude Ot Stark Is Aired   Message Was Not Looked Upon As Meaning War

“Toby” Is © Back Home   ’ Kidnaped - ped ‘Child Found In Terre Haute By Police: Was Not Harmed

Arrest Maid Who Took ‘Toby’ From Kansas City Home   Young Girl Who Left Tot With Terre Haute Farmer Wanted Child For “Her Own”

Child Reported Unharmed After Hitch Hike Trip   Woman Employed As Maid Said To Admit Abduction

Kansas City Girl Located In Farmhouse   Maid Admits Taking Child From Home To Terre Haute

Maid Held; Admits She ‘Stole’ Girl   Three-Year-Old Is Discovered In Farmhouse Near Terre Haute.

Three- Year-Old Child Kidnaped From Kansas City Home Is Found In Indiana

Kansas City Child, Missing Four Days, Found Unharmed   Sees Parents Again In Terre Haute, Ind.-A Kidnaping Charge Filed Accinst: Maid

Family Reunited Find Kidnaped Kansas City Child With Maid In Indiana

Kidnaped Girl Safe: Maid Held By Police   Three-Year-Old Madeline Tobias Is Found Unharmed In Farmhouse Near Terry Haute

Left At Indiana Farm Home;  Woman Held   Tells Terre Haute Officers ‘Wanted Little Girl For My Own’

Kidnaped Girl Safe, Maid Under Arrest         Missing Kansas City Child Found Unharmed On: Farm Near Terre Haute, Ind: Woman ‘Giving = Name Mildred Everet Charged. With Kidnap;

KANSAS CITY BABY FOUND UNHARMED   Located in Indiana; Maid Faces Kidnap Charge

Woman, Who Said She Was Mildred Everett, Arrested by Officers, . Confesses Kidnaping

Kidnaped Girl Is Found Safe In Terre Haute   Woman Who Allegedly Took Child From Home Held As Abductor

rat cab FOUND UNHARMED ON het FARM   Maid: Under _ Arrest on Charge of Abducting Kantee Cate Mit

Missing Child, Maid Are Held In Indiana   Wanted Girl As Own; Woman Says; Charge Of Kidnaping Filed

KIDNAPED CHILD FOUND UNHURT IN INDIANA   Maid Who Stole Girl Arrested

PARENTS FLY TO REUNION WITH GIRL, 2   Baby Found on Farm In Indiana; Maid Faces Charge

KIDNAPED KANSAS CITY GIRL FOUND   Maid Arrested; Girl Un harmed.

THREE-YEAR-OLD MADELINE TOBIAS FOUND IN INDIANA   Discovered In Farm House Near Terre Haute; Maid Taken Into Custody.   ON KIDNAPING CHARGE   Chief of Detectives Vance, Said Woman Admitted  Kidnaping Child.

Officers Find Stolen Baby   ‘Kidnaping Admitted By Young Domestic

Kidnaped Child Is Found in Indiana   3-Year-Old Tobias Tot Unharmed: Maid Is Held

Stolen Child Recovered on Indiana Farm   Little “‘Teby" Tobias Found Unharmed: Mold Put Under Arrest? ,

Kidnaped Tobias Baby Found — in Terre Haute with Her Maid   Kansas City Child Kidnapped from Home Last Wednesday.

Missing Child Found Unharmed   Former Maid Held By Police on K:.dnaping Charge

KIDNAPED GIRL FOUND SAFE ON INDIANA FARM   Maid Admits Taking Child from Home In Kansas City

Kansas City Child Is at  Terre Haute   Maid N@bbed; Declares She “Wanted Girl For Her Own.”

Missing Four: Days, Kansas Girl Is Found   Three-Year-Old Child Is Discovered Unharmed In Indiana; Maid Is Held By Police

Kansas City Child Found Unharmed At Farmer's Home Near Terre Haute!

Terre Haute Police Locate Tot, 3, Unharmed, in a Farmhouse—Hold Maid Who They Say Admits Abduction.

MAID ARRESTED FOR KIDNAPING S-YEAR-OLD GIRL   Child And Abductor Found Near Terre Haute, Ind., After Wide Search

Kidnaped Child ~Found Unharmed   Maid Is Arrested at Home of New Employer

Stolen Child Recovered or Indiana Farm   Little “Toby” Tebies Found Unharmed; Maid Put Under Arres?

Kidnaped Child, Abductor Found   Tip Given By Man Whe Saw Newspaper Picture, Results In Apprehension

NUNAT ED GiLD FOUND UNTARMED ~AT TERRE HAUTE  Proto in Paper Leads Man to’ Report Child Left in His Home     POLICE PICK UP MAID      POLICE PICK UP MAID   She Ig Arrested in Another Home; Kansas City Pare ents Fly to Tot

“TOBY” IS FOUND   Missing Girl Is Reunited With Her Parents in Terre Haute, Ind.

Missing Tot Safe   Madeline Tobias, 3. Found Unharmed In Indiana: Maid Held

Kidnaped Chile And Abductor Discovered   “Toby” Tobias Is Found Near Terre Haute

Child Is Found, Not Hurt   Left by Maid at  Farm House Near Terre Haute, Ind. Woman Arrested

Chiang Kai-Shek Pays Tribute to American Genera  Marshall Credited With Working Hard  for Peace in China

Kilgore Sees Big-4 Break   Believes Allied Aims May Effect Rupture

Hope for Half o' Chest Goal Friday  Business Firms Set New Giving Record

Hope for Half of Chest Goal Friday  usiness Firms Se? Mew Sftvlany Rex ord

COAL OPERATOR TERMS GIVEN UMW RELEASED   Negotiating Comm ittee Reveals Proposals Lewis Rejected

Navy Vetoed Scouting Plan   Later Heavy Loss of Life was Suffered

Kimmel Claims  Clamps Applied   Proposal To Make Wide Sea Survey Was Vetoed

Navy Vetoed Plans to Scout  Gilbert Chain   Harbor Investigators Learn Department Told Kimmel Navy Did Not Want Japs to Know US Interested

Navy Dept. Vetoed Pre-War Scouting of Tarawa, Later Marine Battleground

Navy Vetoed Scouting Of island Chain   Kimmel Reveals Prewar Plans

More Pearl Harbor Facts Brought Out. ....  Navy Vetoed Plan To Scout Pomts Where Marines Bled

PLANS FOR SCOUTING GILBERTS VETOED >   Navy Department Opposed Survey © In Prewar Days, Admiral Kimmel Says

NAVY OPPOSED KIMMEL’S. PLAN   Vetoed Proposal To Chart Pacific Isles Before Jap Attack

PLANS 0 SURVEY GILBERTS. VETOED, KIMMEL ASSERTS   Marines Later Suffered . Heavy Losses in Stormine letinde

NAVY VETOED SCOUTING OF TARAWA ISLAND   Kimmel Wanted to Survey Islands But Washington Refused Permission

Union's Victory Complete Over Most Industries; G-M Still Fighting

GM STANDS ALONE IN HOLDOUT AGAINST ClO AUTO UNIONS   FORD AND CHRYSLER BOTH SIGN CONTRACTS

@ PAUL MALLON—  British Deftly Handle Spanish Question in Security Council

Study Shows Annual Wage Surety Need  Stabilizing of Eeonomvy Is Goal

Wage Guarantee Key To Prosperity   Report Says Guaranteed Annual Wage Scale Would Stabilize Nation’s Economy

WAGE PLAN IS GIVEN REVIEW   Government Study Finds Guar. anteed Pay for Workers Would Be Feasible

Fixed ‘Annual Wage Seen As. Economy Aid   Industralists Opposed To Suggestion; Tied To Un: employment Program,

Government Study, Made at White House Direction, Holds Plan Would Help Stabilize Economy and Point Way to Enduring Prosperity—Report Recommends That System   Be Tied In With Unemployment Insurance.

Government Study Holds Tha Guaranteed Annual Wage Can Help Stabilize Economy   Facts Contained in An Interim Report Made Public By Murray Latimer; Many Industrialists Oppose Idea

Stabilization Aid Seen in AnnualWage   Report Urges Augmented Jobless Benefits To Boos? Acceptance.   CIO Charges Haste.

Pay Guarantee Plan Indorsed  By Governmen'   Expert Says System Would Help Stabilize Economy of Nation

Sees Stabilization in Guaranteed Annual Wage for Workers  Government Study Says Plan Points to

Annual Wage Can Bulwar The Economy   Study Notes Pian Polnts Toward an Enduring Prosperity

Combine Just Made Shells   Fuses Manufactured By Other Companies

Army Clears  Garsson Firm   War Deparinient Report At tributes’ Defective Morta: Shelfs to Faulty Fueoe

Army Clears Garsson Firm  In Shell Case   Faulty Fuses Blamed For Fatalities; May Willing To Testify At Home

Garsson Cleared Of Blame For Defective Shells   Army Report Made As May ‘Offers to Testify

Garsson Combine Cleared by Army   No Responsibility For ‘Bad’ Shells

ARMY DECLARES CARSSON FIRMS NOT TO BLAME   Munitions Combine Cleared of Responsibil'ty in Making Defective Shells

MAY IS WILLING TO TESTIFY IN PROFITS PROBE   "Congressman Offers ' to Appear on Date - Set by His Physician

Defective Mortar Shells Reported Nof From Garssons   "May Now Willing to Testify in Kentucky Or Later‘in Capitol

TELLS MEAD HIS PHYSICIAN WILL DETERMINE DATE  REASSERTS HE DID   REASSERTS HE DID NOT PROFIT IN ANY WAY FROM COMBINE

Army Clears Issue On Morlar Shells For Garsson Group   May Offers To Testify Whenever Called To Do So

‘Bad Mortar Shells Not Made hy. Garsson   Munijions Firm Cleared OF Responsibility for Defective Shells Which Killed 282 Weauended 197

Army Clears Garssons of  Bad Shells   Faulty Fuses Reason Report Reveals; May To Permit Questioning

Clears Garsson Firm Maki ing Faulty Shell:   War Department Name: Four Principal Com. panies Which Prodiic-. ed Defective Fuses -

SD  Combine Cleared Of Responsibility For Shells: May Offers Testimony

State's Mayors Asked To  Determine Locally What Steps Should Be Taken  To Save Coal

Governor Proclaims State Of Emergency   Hayors Asked To Determine Measures To Con-  serve Fuel

GOVERNOR ASKS FOR RATIONING BY RESIDENTS   Baltimore Steel Plant Closes Down Half Of Its  Br   RAILROADS BEGIN FURLOUGHING MEN

Ray Smidt Named Head of Unit In Chest Drive  Small Groups Section Will Give Help

Ray Smidt Named Head of Unit In Chest Drive  * $mall Groups Section Will Give Help  Raurine Camenan

Hirohito Blasts Myth Of Divinity   Japs Not Destined To Rule World, Says

TRIO GETS MAXIMUM OF 155 YEARS IN JAIL   Escapees From Trumbull Lockup Recaptured

FRIENDSHIP OF RUSSIA, OTHER UNITED NATIONS IS DIFFICULT BECAUSE OF IDEALS: AMBITIONS

Getting Along With Russia Much Easier Said Than Done; Takes Two for a Friendship

[Rival Spheres Of Influence Appears Likely In Europe   Dewitt MacKenzie Says:  ‘Bis Three Amity Poses Problem

Fear Split Of Europe Is Near   Failure of Big Four Ministers to Agree  -May Result in Rival Soviet-Western Zones   ‘Different Basic Idea of Democracy Is Reason for Big Four Impasse

Big 3 Amity ‘Appears To  Be Lessening   Trend Of Big Four Conference Of Foreign Ministers In Paris Gives Us Gaod Indication Of How The Wind Lies

HOUSE GROUP 10 PROBE ACTIVITIES OF COMMUNIST!   Sweeping Inquiry Planned Next Year, Result of Budenz’ Charces

HOUSE GROUP “IS PLANNING  RED INQUIRY   CHARGES—MADE—BY-FORMER EDITOR OF DAILY WORKER ‘’. TO BE BASIS FOR PROBE

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Released bv Reds   Molotov Disannroves

TWO OFFICERS WHO WENT ON UNAUTHORIZED TRIP MAY ‘FACE DISCIPLINARY ACTION

House Debates Stash in Funds Of Departments   Would Eliminate Culture Program In Entirety

Several Members Would Eliminate — Entire Cultural Fund From Budget

NEWARK HAS ~ CHURCH FIRE   LOSS OF $100,000 AS FLAMES DESTROY CHURCH OF CHRIST     ——OPHER- BUILDINGS—WERE= THREATENED

Soviet Troops On Move Out Of Iran Areas   British Take Steps To Seek Direct Data on Situation

Tehran Report Agrees With  Moscow One  British Members of  Parliament Will cin teeii te ee A‘ 22.3.

British MPs Fly To See  Evacuation   Red Troops Reported Qn Move By Tehran As Well As Moscow

Russian Forces Are Said To  Be On The Move Out Of Iran   ' Two British Parliament Members to Fly to Tehran to Seek Facts on Move—Attlee Rejects Sugges tions That He Talk With Stalin

Finger Pointed af Revived Klan   Prosecutor Charges Stabbing, Flogging

—PROBES KLAN—  Blames Klan In Crimes  Says ‘Strong Army Group At Work

GEORGIA CHARTER OF HOODED ORDER MAY BE REVOKED   PROSECUTOR SAYS INNER GROUP ALSO BOASTS FLOGGINGS

COLORED TAXI DRIVER KILLED LAST AUGUST   Band of Nine Masked Men Flog Negro Naval Veteran

Klan Blamed For Stabbing And Flogging   No Connection, Says Grand Dragon After Choraes Are Made

Dixie Prosecutor Blames Revived K.  K. K. for Outrages   Slaying, Beating Are Laid to Hooded Group by Georgia Attorney

Klan Leader Denies Charges   Fatal Stabbing and Flogging in Georgia Laid to Klan

Georgia Death Attributed To Klan Activities   Body of. Negro Taxi Driver Dumped On Lawn Of Physician’s Home

Klan Leader Disclainis Connection  With Acts Of Violence In South

Klan Linked To Fatal Stabbing   Flogging Also Laid At Door Of Secret Order In Atlanta

Klan Connectior With Stabbing Denied by Green   KKK Head Is Not Surprised at Charge

Violence Laid at Klan Door   Killing and Flogging Charged: Denied by Grand Dragon

STABBING CASE HELD 10 KLAN      Georgia State Official Says  Hooded Vandals Active

Klan Accused in Fatal Stabbing   Undercover Agents Say Inner Group in Klan Boasts of Deed

Klan Accused of Georgia Crimes  i = Sa . Se. es   Murder and Flogging Laid to Hooded Order

President To Lead Nation In Christmas Observance   Truman To Light Traditional Yule Tree, Reaffirm Age-Old Hope of Peace, Good Will

CHRISTMAS TREE WILL BE - LIGHTED ON WHITE HOUSE ‘LAWN AND TRUMAN * TO BROADCAST    By WILLIAM_E. ZIMMERMAN Internatlonal News Service

AMERICANS IN NBSERVANCE   Joyous Yuletide Program Once More Held on White House Lawn

President Will Light Christmas Tree At Capital   Truman To Lead Nation In Christmas Eve Observance About 5 O'Clock   BRIEF ADDRESS TO FEATURE PROGRAM

Civil War Veteran Aged 105 Says He ll Stick Around; Born in Victo:

FOOD SUPPLIES DWINDLING IN NEW YORK AREA   Trucking Strike Moves Into Fourth Day—Seek To Avoid Famine

Truckers Strike Causes Food Supplies in N. Y. To Rapidly Dwindle

Probe Financing  Of Used Cars   Rates as High as 116 Per Cent. Charged, Probers Told

LOVE TRYST, HE CLAINS    Prisoner Says He Surprised Couple in Abandoned Mill

Sheriff Reports Confession In  Double Murder   Bloomington, Ind., Slaying Of Choir Director And Singer Reported Solved   SUSPECT MAKES FULL CONFESSION

NORTH JOWAN DIES IN CRASH   Car Rolls Over; Wile  Suffers Cuts, Bruises

IMMIGRATION OFFICIALS AC CUSED OF PERMITTING      FOREIGN BORN REDS TO CROSS AT $VINDSOR      Joining Army

Coast Feels Rail Strike Many Ways   Agriculture, Industry Face Losses; Warren Schedules Council

Rail Strike Effect Felt In Each Home   Mass Food Shortage Threat Aqaravated by Rail Strike

State Democrats Convening Today   Lane, O’Conor, Lacy And Hammond To Be Formally Nominated

Md. Democrats  Nominating  State Ticket   Convention Expected To Adopt Brief Platform Today

Hatfield-Campbell Creek Suffers Big Coal Loss in Cincinnati Fire

Sm am i aa ec  FRENCH COMMUNISTS LOSE. ~ FIRST LEGISLATIVE TEST   eee MEMBERS OF SECOND LARGEST PARTY IN FRANCE IGNORE MEETING ON PREMIER

RULE OF UNRRA  IS CUAL LENCED   enlarged Board Favored For Deciding World's Food Relief

Challenge Big Powers’ Dominant Position On International Agencies

SENATE OPENS DEBATES OVER PRICE CONTROL   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS HINT THAT TRUMAN WILL VETO BILL IN PRESENT FORM

PRESIDENT MAY VETO PRICE CONTROL BILL   Senate Version Of OPA Bil Meets Opposition

RETA SUGAR PRICES TO GO Uf   OPA Official Said Increase Would Be 1 Cent For 5 Pound Package.

HIKE SUGAR PRICE   Will Go Up Soon; Another  Stamp for Home Canning, July 1

Sugar Price Hike, Cut in Bakeries’ Rations Foreseen   Another Canning Coupon Becomes. Valid on JuW 1

Sugar Price To Be Hiked   Rations To Bakeries Slashed: New Canning Stamp Valid On July I

DISPOSAL... UNITS... RACING. ——AGAINST~TIME—IN--EFFORT— TO PREVENT MIGHTY BLAST

Senate Will Call Comptroller General Warren to  Discuss Loopholes   (GAO LACKED EVIDENCE

\Claim Commander Given Orders To Protect Him From Dangerous Duty —

Shielding of Bud’ Draws Senate Fire   Young Garsson Asserts Superiors Were Told To Keep Him Safe.

—CHEMICAL SERVICE PROBE .ASKED—  Wants Profits Probers To Quiz Joseph Garsson

GROUP TO WIDEN PROFITS INQUIRY   Will Look Into ‘Loopholes’ On Military Equipment

TO ASK REPORT ON SUSPECTED GRAFTS   Senate Will Call Comptroller General Warren to  Discuss Loopholes   GAO LACKED EVIDENCE

Seek Information Whether Officers Guarded Garsson   Senate Investigators Plan “Enquiry Into Questionable Earnings Found by Taxes

Young Garsson Involved In Profits’ Case   Committee Calls On Lindsay Warren For Assistance

Mead’s Group To Seek Tips On ‘Chiseling’   To Discuss Loopholes for Holding Down Excess Munitions Profits

To Ask About “Tmmunity’  Of Garsson   Kilgore Wants To know Who Gave Order To Protect Him

Full Health Level Food Policy Urged  Speaker Says It Would + Surpl  reven?t surpiuses

Full Health Level Food Policy Urged  Speaker Says It Would Preven ¢ Surpluses

UNO Awaits Soviet Reply   Byrnes to Confer With President Truman As lranian Tension Mounts

Truman and Byrnes io Hold Parley   Will Discuss Next Moves at Security Council

Truman and Byrnes to  Hold Parley  Will Discuss Next Moves at  ‘i dale ak sae Pram eae

Byrnes to Confer with  Truman on UNO Moves   Russia May Rebuff Security Council Request To Tell Its Motives in Iran Situation

Russian Rebuff To UNO Reques Possible, Claim   Ghavam Gives Fullest Backing to Envoy's Actions at Conclave

Byrnes To Report On Iran Question   Will Confer With Truman On Next U. S. Move When Sessions Resume Wednesdoy

ADMINISTRATION'S BID TO SOLVE INDUSTRIAL UNREST vw LATE TODAY OR TOMORROW

Expect Truman Announcement To Come Shortly   Forthcoming Statemen# Raises Hopes For Settlement Of Industrial Strife   UPWARD REVISION IN PRICE STRUCTURE

Hone Rises for End of Strife; Truman to Act   President Likely To Revise Steel Price at Once

Reds Propose World © Uranium Inventory   Would Have Each Nation Check, Report to U. N.

Russian Suggestion for World Wile Atomic Energy Control Would be le Start at Source,

RUSSIA MAKES CONSTRUCTIVE PROPOSAL   Would Have World Wide Inventory of Uranium Deposits

CABINET OUSTER SHAPES IN JAPAN   Election Trend Encourages Liberal Party Head to Man Plans

LIBERAL GROUP LEADS ELECTIONS  Jap Coalition Setup May Force  Shidehara Cabinet To Resicn —

New Questionnaire   Southern Democratic Club Is Planning ‘To Make Public All Replies Received

New Questionnaire Is Sent Candidates   Southern Democratic Club Is Planning “Teo Make Public All Replies Received

POLICE SEEK ‘MUTT AND JEFF’ IN THEFTS   Bank Robbers Stage Day: light Wakeman Job

Kidna ped Child: Safe; Nurse Held   Lovelorn Blonde Takes Gir To Annapolis After Date With Soldier

Abducted Charlotte Child  Found Safe In Annapolis   Little Girl, Stolen By Nurse Who Had ‘Never Been Kissed’ Has Sleepy Reunion With Parents: Abductor Willing To Return To North Carolina For Trial

MISSING CHILD, NURSE LOCATED   Young Girl Tells Conflicting Stories about Abduction

NURSEMAID BLAMES FASCINATION FOR GI IN KIDNAPING Missing Youngster Has Sleepy Reunion With Parents Today: Girl Tells Story To Police

King Called fo Tell About Canol Project   Senate Committee Wants to Know Why Work Continued

Aid Rushed To Victims Of Quake   U. S$. Occupation Forces Escape * UInury

News Day And Night   628 Injured, 823 Missing In Most Severe Tremors In Country’s History   Huge Waves Wreck At Least 50 Cities   Japanese And Allies Rush Relief Forces Into Areas To Prevent Epidemics

Tidal Wave Sw eeps Over Honshu Area   Tokyo Declares Dead Number Only 546

Increase In Auto Output Expectec   November Production Ex. pected to Exceed . Last Month

JERUSALEM BLAST TAKES LIVES OF a0, JEWS ARE BLAMED   Explosive Is Planted in Basement of British Headquarters; Officers Among Dead.   UNDERGROUND LEADERS SOUGHT

ADDITIONAL 140 SUFFER WOUNDS IN HOTEL BLAST   Officials View Act Today As Counter-Stroke To Round-Up’

PAIR OF MINES ROCK HOLY CITY   Jerusalem Zionists Blamed for Attack on British

50 Are Killec ‘In Jerusalem Blast Today   Jewish Underground Blamed For Incident By Military Police

REDS AT WORK ON OWN A-BOMB   Soviet ‘Doesn’t Know’ if Secret Is Found

Laborite Rebels Continue Fight  To Carry Debate to House of Commons

‘Rebels’ Plan Full Debate  On ‘Bevinism   Demand Britain Pursue ‘Socialist’ Foreign Policy

BEVIN POLICY UNDER ATTACK   Rebels in Laborite Ranks Demanding “Socialist” Foreign Policy

Rebels Oppose  Bevin Policy   Debate Expected to Giv Vate of Confidence

GOAL TA'KS HT FRESH DEADLOGK IN WASHINGTON   Truman Succeeds in Getting Rail Disputants Back te Bargaining Table   PROGRESS’ 1S REPORTED   Will See President Again 24 Hours Before Strike Set for Saturday

IN NEW DEADLOCK; BARGAINING RESUMED IN RAILROAD DISPUTE  INE NEGOTIATIONS

WELFARE FUND PLAN REJECTED BY OPERATORS   Reilroad Discussions Resume After President Steps into Strike issue   JURY TO PROBE UNION   Investigation Ordered ~'In Detroit; Congress Works On Labor Laws

Boston Firms Face Gas Cut; Layoft Mounts   Providence Gas Also Curtailed—Lynn GE Retrenches

State Officials at Inugest Tell How Blaze Began   First of 70 Witnesses Called At Dubuque; Started In Paper Container

» No Evidence Of Negligence In Dubuque’s Fire   Assistant State Marshals Lay Blaze To Discarded Ciocaret Stubc.

No Evidence of Criminal Negligence, Incendiarism Found, Marshals Testify

Report Hotel Fire Not Due to Negligence   Two Fire Marshals Testify at Inquest Into Canfield Fire

2 STATE FIRE MARSHALS ARE 1ST WITNESSES   Cite Cause of Fire Fatal to 19; Find No Incendiarism

 Meat Price Wor 'Pleases Customers Of Rival Markets   The Prices Of Butter Cause Buyers To Mutter

Stassen-Backed Candidates Lead In Minnesota Primary   Double Win Expected To Restore Prestige For Potential 1948 Presidential Nominee

Thy e Assured or Winning  In. Minnesota   Stassen Backed Candidate Far Ahead of Isolationist  Incumbent Senator Henrik Shipstead.

STASSEN’S MEN APPARENTLY WIN   r Senatorial “Youngdah!l Leads vernor. 

Stassen Men Take Big Lead In Primary   Thye Certain To Win Senate Nomination

_ STASSEN PICKS WINNER, HELPS VOTE PRESTIGE   Governor Thye Outruns Ship. stead in Minnesota—Utah Primary Today

-Stassen Candidates Take Early Leads  ‘In Minnesota’s Republican Primaries

STASSEN STOCK UP   His Choice for Senator and Governor Ahead in Minnesota

Stassen-Backed Candidates Lead In Minnesota, Utah, Washington Ballot Today

Minnesota Vote  Upholds Stassen   Thye Takes Lead - Over Shipstead

Stassen-Backed Thye Far In Lead   Fifth Term Hopes. Of Senator Shipstead Apnvear Dashed

STASSEN SCORES VICTORY   His Man Unseats Sen. Shipstead Of Minnesota

‘Stassen’s Choice. Defeats Shipstead  In Minnesota Race   Isolationist Loses; Stassen-Backed: Gubor-: natoral Candidate Also Leads. =

STASSEN'S HAND 1S STRENGTHENED IN MINNESOTA   Governor Thye Is Far Ahead OF Shipstead

Stassen-Backed Candidates Win   Former Governor of Minnesota Gains in Quest for Nomination

Thye and Stassen Are Out Front in Shipstead Battle   Stassen Backing of Thye Kills Chances of U.N. Critic; Youngdahl Seems Winner

Stassen-Backed Candidates Now Lead In Returns   Victory Would Restore Prestige Stassen Lost In Nebraska Elections

CHINA RAIL 3 = CENTER IS =  eS at       Nationalists Halt Raid on” ~~ Manchurian Town

GEN. MARSHALL RETURNING 10 CHINA TODAY   RIB 30—GEN. MARSHAL  BY RE ¥ NOLDS PACKARD  SY Cin BE foe + eee ees

Communist Troops Attack Rail Center in Manchuria; Armistice Delegates Held

Millions May Die as Result of Strikes---Hoover   Dismal Picture of World's Food Situation Painted

U. N, Goth Pav. Puts On Show af Streneth   (Chinese Send Communtsts Into Retreat

EGYPT URGES FULL INDEPENDENCE FOR LIBYA   “HINESE CIVIL WAR MAY INVOLVE 6.000.000.

Nationalists Drive Back Reds Along Broad Front   Chinese Fighting Hourly Inteusifying Into Civil War Which May Ultimately Involve 6,000,000 Troops In Death Struggle

See 6 Million Men Fighting In China Soon   Nationalists Say 200,000 Communists Retreat after Battle

Governor Orders Crackdown On All Traffic Violations, To End Traffic Massacre

Navy De-Emphasizes Bomb Test Effects  aes ee aw e : see Readtanc Atteamnte ta Canceal Damave Part of Plan Qnnacine Service Meroer. Writer Charges

eee oe ae ee ee  WEATHER FORECAST FOR TEXAS CLEAR, WARMER WEDNESIAY

Both Parties Aim Big Guns On Six States   New York, Pennsylvania California, Illinois, Ohio and Missouri May Decide Congress

Parties Center On Pivotal States   Results Will Settle House Control Issue

SIX STATES SEEN AS ELECTION KEY   PARTIES AGREE CONTROL OF  HOUSE LIES IN GROUP INCLUDING MISSOURL

Key Districts Claimed by Both Parties   GOP, Bourbons Agrees Six States Hold Control of Conaress

Politicos Aim  For 6 States   Elections Will Decide Control of House

NAZI TREASURE TROVE FOUND IN GERMANY   Fabulous Hidden Loot Un covered m 367 Places.

American MP's Uncover Fabulou Fortune Of Jewels, Gold, Silver In Mass Raid In Germany

SHIP CARRIES PERSONNEL OF ARMED FORCES   Plane Strikes Peak Soon After Contacting Nearby Field During Storm.

Debris of B-17 and Bodies  OF Passengers are Strewn Over 1200-Foot Mountain

25 ARE KILLE AS ARMY PLANE HITS MOUNTAIN   Snake-Hunting Youths Lead Rescuers in Recovering Bodies

Homeward Bound GI's Die When Big Plane  (Crashes Into Mount   Young Snakehunters Lead Rescuers To Wreck: age In Massachusetts; None Of Men Coming Home For Discharge Is Identified.

Plane Crash On Mountain Kills 25 Men   20 Servicemen, 5 Civilians Die In Flaming Wreck

20 Victims Members Army, Navy   Rescue Workers  Led By Teen-Age Snakehunters

Plane Groping Throtigh-Rain Storm —Kescue Workers Give ‘Credit to Two 15-Year-Old Boys for Leads ing. Them to Scene.

20 MEMBERS OF ARMED FORGES AMONG VICTIMS   Mangled Bodies Scattered Over Wide Area; Forest Fire Ignited   CRASHES IN RAIN STORM   Two Young Boys Lead Rescue Party To Tragedy Scene In Massachusetts

Ex-Marine Takes Own Life In Fear Of Thunder Sounding Like Saipan

Byrnes Off Today for I endes Meei   Will Tackle World Problems Not Solved At Moscow

‘Byrnes To Face More Problems  At U.N. Meeting   Leaves For London Today; Turkey, Iran And Atomic Problems In - Forefront

Byrnes Leaves For London Conference;  ‘Turkey, Iran, Atom To Be Debated

Byrnes Leaves For UNO Parley   Members To’ Tackle World Peace Knots

Byrnes Seeks Agreements on Turkey, Iran.   U.S. Withdraws From. Southeast’ Asia Command

SEC. BYRNES LEAVING FOR UNA MEETINGS   Secretary of State Off For  London After Nine Busy   Days Spent in Capital  mre Piece VWiTaAl lecire

Secretary Byrnes Takes Problems To World Meeting  Turkey, Iran and Siam Are Posing Leading Questions

Secretary Byrnes Takes Problems To World Meeting  Turkey, Iran and Siar Are Posing  V eee Swan Tol tiet tna

Secretary Byrnes Flies to London  ForMoreProblem   To Work on Iletns Left Without Solution in Moscow — Meeting of Biz Three

Byrnes Off For Parley At London   United Nations Assembly To Tackle Problems Not Solved at Moscow

TO LEAVE FOR ASSEMBLY OF UNITED NATIONS   Group to Tackle Problems Unsolved at Meet in Soviet Capital

Turkey And Iran Major Problems Ahead Of UNO   Byrnes Leaves ror Opening Session With Feeling OF Confidence

Secretary Byrnes Leaves For London To Tackle World Problems Unsolved At Moscow   To Seek International Agreement On Dardanelles Question To Ease Russia

 Byrnes: Hopes To Settle Knotty World Problems At London UNO Session

Byrnes Leaves for London to Tackle Problems at United Nations Assembly

BYRNES LEAVING FOR USO MEETING WITH HIGH HOPES  Willi cCoCyv NECICinNn   WILL SEEK DECISION ON IRAN, ATOM AND TURKEY IN LONDON

BYRNES LEAVES TODAY FOR B16 PROBLEMS AT UNO ASSEMBLY   Discussions On Dardanelles, Iran and Atomic Energy Have Top Position

BYRNES LEAVES TO” TACKLE MOMENTOUS ISSUES IN-EUROPE~   State Secretary Heads Again For Europe After Brief Home Vacation—-To Try an dEase Russo-Turkish Relations 

BYRNES LEAVES FOR UNO MEET   Turkey, Iran and Atomic Problems Are in Forefront

BYRNES HEADS FOR LONDON   Turkey, Iran and Atomic Problems Are Still On Unsolved List

X-Ray Unit To Be In County At Eight Schools, One Plant During Week of April 15

Threatened Revolt of Bakers Not To Stop Britain's Breac Rationing

'F RISCO CARMEN RETURN TO WORK   Compromise Gives Workers Wage Increases

West Texas Areas Struck By Tornado   Mitchell And Nolan Counties In Path Of Storm: One Dead, Property Loss Heavy.

ARMY COLONEL, WAC CHARGED IN GEM THEFT   Half of Crown Jewel Loot Recovered By. Army

Army Officials Regard Woman as Mastermind in$ 1,500,000 Robbery   $750,000 Worth of Gems Still Reported Missing; Search Continues Around Chicago for Two Others

“Lax Law Enforcement’ Cited by Schoeppe!   Governor Says He Is Personally Getting Behind Low Officore

Tycoons Of Big Business Genuflect To 14-Y ear-Old Denver School Girl

Lewis, Owners Putin Room,  ToldtoTalk   Progressives to Quit W ark at Midnialhsz

Demands That Question Be Taken From Agenda Of General Assembly   Vishinsky Runs Head On Into U. S. Determination To Permit Small Nations To Debate Issue  But Will Fight To Retain Veto Power.

Moscow at Apex; America Weak; Adm. King Says Navy Impotent; Spaatz Bemoans Loss of Air Punch

Stalin Boast Seen Threat To America  we 26S mm Wc   United States Forces Are Described As "Disintergrating’

Reveal Iowa Soft Coal Supplies Down About Third by Recent Strike

Chief Of U. S. Delegation To Give Reply lo Molotov At Assembly Meeting Today

Superintendent’s  County School News   Notes About the Rural and Town Schools of Interest to AH in The County of Sioux

Local Soror! ity Bec ‘omes National  Den cebnc tia bers Gluweerl am   Installation Services at SouthwesternUniversity Took Place August 16-18

Veterons Administration Begins Hiring First Of 2,800 Doctors, Nurses

VA Begins Hiring for Hospitals   ‘Truman Signs Bill Opposed By Civil Service

Truman Signs VA Medical Staff Measure  Bill Designed to Aid In Securing Doctors,  ence auc Thc oun

Veterans’ Administration Has Started Hiring 12 800 Medical Workers

Today’s Outlook   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst   SRR BS VEL ES SREB OHER DD ERAS Y OU     RUSSIAN DEMANDS ON TURKEY RAISE DANGEROUS ISSUE

War Profits Trimmed by Army Board   Munitions Makers’ Paddea Claims Are Sliced by Adjusters

Senate Committee's Attention Turns to Erie Basin’s Award   Secretary of War Patter. son Will be Heard This Afternoon

CABINET OFFICER ASKED TO EXPLAIN PLANT ‘E’ AWARDS   CONGRESSMAN MAY CHARGES GESTAPO TACTICS IN HOUSE

to Top for Data on Arms Profits   Any Refused to Pay Big Bills, Fees and. Cleime. Tashmony

War Chief To Testit v On Protits   Patterson Will Be Asked Why Firm Got ‘E’ After Ordnance Protest

War Profits Of Munitions Plant  Trimmed by Army   Price Adjustment Board Member Testifies At Senate Investigation

War Profits Trimmed by  Army Office   Illinois Munition Maker Penalized, Senate Inquiry Group Told

Refused toOK Big Bills for Entertainment   Patterson to be i About Plant’s ‘E’, Award

Refused Okay on Parties And Other Claims; Call War Sec’y on ‘E' Award

Washington Bills Not Approved   War Secretary To Be Asked About Award Of “E.”

Senate Investigators Told Evie Basin Metal Co. Profits Were Cut From 26 to 9 Per Cent   Summon Patterson   Want Explanation of 878,000.00 Contracts to Hlinois Combine

Margin Of Munitions Maker Cut From 26.4 To 9.3 Per Cent Partly By Refusal To Approve Big Washington Entertainment Bills, Contract Renegotiators Testify —Secretary Patterson Summoned To Appear Before Committee In Probe Involving Rep. May

Army Contract Renegotiators Tell How They Trimmed Profits of One Munitions Maker by 17 Per Cen

Renegotiators Trimmed Profits  Turned Down Bills For Entertainment

Renegofiators Of Army Slash War Profits   Refuse ta Okay Big Entertainment Bills In Washington and Machinery Claims

War Profits Of Illinois Concern Cut   Senate Body Delays Calling War Secretary

EVEN OVER FEPC  _ Bilbo and Eastland Not — Getting Any Friendlier

FORMER SECRETARY TO REP. COFFEE SAYS CONTRACTOR TRIED “BLACKMAIL”

OLSON TESTIFIES ONS2S00 CHECK ~AT SENATE PROBE   Former Secretary of Coffee Charges Contractor Tried te Blackmnii Kim

Ex-Secretary Hurls Blackmail Charge at Quiz   Threatened by Rival in Mayor Race, He Claims

Claims Effort To Blackmail Rep. Coffee   Solon’s Ex-Secretary Testifies Contractor Used $2,500 as Threat

Giver Of ‘Bribe Check’ Charged With Blackmail   Rep. Coffee’s Former Secretary Tells Of Contractor’s Actions

Charges Fly At Senate Investigation   Coffee’s Former Secretary Charges Contractor At. tempted Blackmail

Former Secretary To Coffee Charges Blackmail Attempt   Olson Claims Anderson  Check Political Threat

Coffee Aide Ties Check To Election   Claims Contractor Used It To Induce Him To Quit Tacoma Race.

OLSON CLAIMS $2,500 CHECK USED AS CLUB   Rep. Coffee's Secretary on Stand at Senate Probe;  Bane Mantamantdan

Re p. Coffee's x - Secretary Faced Threat   He Says Contractor Attempt ed To ‘Blackmail’ Him  In Mavoralty Election

Former Aide: to Coffee Says Anderson Had Said He Would Use $2,500 Check

OLSON CHARGES BLACKMAIL TRY BY ANDERSON   Former Coffee Aid Says Contractor Attmpted Extortion

BLACKMAIL CHARGED TO ANDERSON   Coffee’s Former Secretary Tells Of Such Attempt

SEEK MORE LIGHT ON $2,500 CHECK TO REP. COFFEE   TESTIMONY DIFFERS AS TO PURPOSE OF ALLEGED PAYMENT

Olson Says Blackmail’ Was Tried   Anderson Used Check as Threat, He Tells Probers

OLSON BACKS UP COFFEE STAND   Former Secretary Says Check Basis Of Blackmail Threat By Contractor

Olson Charges Blackmail Effort   Rep. Coffee's Aide Tells of Connection  With $2,500 Check

COUNTER-CITARGE OF "BLACK: MAIL” MADE IN INQVIRY  Into” 1ENT TO  > CONCULESSMAN 

Profit Probers Hear Secretary ~ Explain Cheek      ac ” = As ‘Tried. By. Contractor, - Senate Committee Told

OLSEN ASSERTS BLACKMAIL WAS ATTEMPTED IN  ELECTION RACE   Secretary To Coffee Tells Senate Probers  Of Check Deal.

Mead Group Hears “Blackmail” Charge   Coffee Attempts To Prove Check Was Contribution To Campaign

Coffee s Aide Lays Charge of Blackmal   Olson Says Anderson Used Check in Mayoralty Race

Olson Charges Contractor With Blackmail Try   $2,500 Check Was Issue in Tacoma Election: Coffee's Secretary Was Defeated

BLACKMAIL AND POLITICS LINKED TO $2500 CHECK   Oison Says He Was Threatened In Tacome Noavaraliv Dana

Former State Police Offi. eial Suys Many Who Lost Lives Were Victims of Panic

Virtual Martial Law Declared By British Forces   Jewish Leaders Are Horrified At Deed

DEAD, MISSING NOW TOTAL 100   Jewish Extremists Blamed For Hotel Bombing

MARTIAL LAW CLAMPED ON JERUSALEM   Rounding Up Suspects in Hotel Bombing 

British Seek Jewish Gang After Blast Kills Scores   Clamp Tight Lid on Jerusalem: Following Explosion That Hit King David Hotel

Book Is ‘Shot In The Back’   White Book On Spain Carried By All Madrid Morn tno Newsnaners.

FIRE ON AMERICAN SOLDIER   Took Place on the Tritete-Gorisia Roed Near Trieste

le tl ie ee  ee a ee SE  Took Place on the Tritete-Gorisia Road Near Trieste

Soldier Accused Of Killing at Hotel in Biloxi      Gl Fired Upon On Trieste Road

AGAIN IN G.O.P. COLUMN    Darby Predicts Kansas Will Vote Republican in 1948

Churchill Speaks on Way to Peace Urges Understandin«   Urges Understanding “With Soviet Russia

MAKES NEW APPEAL FOR U. S. AID  Churchill Calls For Pact With Soviets To Avert Another War

SCIENTISTS BUCK HOUSE PROPOSALS FOR ATOM CONTROL   Claim: Proposed Security Provi «sions Weuld Drive Men  From Project

Byrnes Accuses Molotov Of ‘Loose And Wicked Talk;’’ Warns Russia

Soviet Attempt To Restore Two-Thirds Majority Rule Takes Decisive Defeat   BYRNES WARNS RUSSIA IN BLUNT TERMS TO STOP TRYING TO DICTATE TERMS AT CONFERENCE

BROWN DEFENDS BACKING STELIF   Says National Group Acted in Best of Poor:

OFFICER ARRESTED IN HESSE . JEWEL THEFT   Trio Expected To Be Tried By Court Martial. .

Third Suspect in Jewel Theft Case, Army Major, Arrested at Frankfurt

REPORT MAJOR UNDER ARREST IN ARMY JEWEL THEFT CASE   THREE OUT OF FOUR PERSONS INVOLVED IN THEFT SCANDAL ARE NOW IN CUSTODY

ARMY ARRESTS MAJOR IN CROWN JEWELS ROBBERS   Officer Admits His Guilt When Nabbed At Overseas Post

Third Suspect In Crown Jewel  Theft Case Taker   Fourth Suspect Is SoughtPractically All Of Valuable Jewels Are Recovered

ARREST MAJOR INROYAL THEFT   Third Party in Bizarre Ger Looting Case Seized in Europe

PRESSURE ON DRAFT GROWS   Senate Urged to Lay Aside Brit‘sh Loan Controversy

Inifial Reporl Meet Slated By Red Cross   Campaign Progress “En couraging According 29 Reports

Initial Report Meet . Slated By Red Cross   bn a Ts  Campaign Pro Progress Encouraqing According to Reports

Elderly Man Shoots Youth   Dennison Carried Yule Mail, Groceries

@ FAVL MALLUN-—  Reports Wide Belief Russ Boldly Bluffing on Diplomatic Front

COLUMBUS HURDER MYSTERY __ VICTIM. WAS FROM. vENTUCKY      RELATIVES SAYS MAN WHOSE BODY WAS. FOUND IN CREEK CAME FROM BENTUCKY TOWN

ae 4) .<e~eresss ~ oo  Veronica's Hair Causes Fisticuffs In Stork Club

BURGLAR LOTS: IDABEL'S BANK, CLAIMS $2,500   Besides Cosh, Clever Thieé “, Es¢apes with $25,000 in.  ” Ghecks Overnight

Charge Of Murder Follows Death Of  Woman On Rails   Illinois Authorities Charge Husband Placed Wife’s Body On Railroad Tracks

GANG FOREMAN HELO FOR SLAYING OF WIFE   Admits Killing Woman, Plac ing Body On Railroad Tracks

8 LOSE LIVES ON HIGHWAYS   State Fatalities Climb to 358 With Accidents in 24Hour Period

Federal Prisoner  Killed By Deputy   Deputy And Another Pris. oner Suffer Gun Wounds In Surprise Attack In Auto

CONVICT DIES -—IN GUN FIGHT   DEFUTY U. 8S. MARSHAL IN CRITICAL CONDITION AS RESULT OF BULLET WOUNDS

GUN BATTLE LEAVES 1 DEAD, 2 WOUNDED   Prisoner Killed, Marsha Wounded In Battle

Senators Start k ilibustering  On FEPC Bill   All Legislation Is Hobbled as Result Of Speech Marathon

Long Filibuster Begins in Fight On FEPC Bill   Other Legisiation Takes Back Seat In Surprise Step

Full-Fledged Filibuster Hits Senate  Controversy-Packed  FEPC Measure Cavan Chabrhksna kl

Seuthern Senators Plan Long Filibuster_When_ FEPC Bill Is Offered

Senate Fights  FEPC Proposal By Filibuster   Southern Democrat Questions Chief Executive's Fitness for High Office; Predict Bloody Ric*s in Washington

Surprise Action On Controversial Bill Spurs Southerners To Action

Filibuster Opens on FEPC Bill  Other Legislation Hohhled hu Move

Filibuster Flares As FEPC Called Up   Surprise Action On Controversial Bill Spurs Southerners To Action

 Surprise Motion Puts Contre  versial FEPC Measure :  Ahead of All Other   Legislation,      SOUTHERNERS LINE { UP TO FIGHT PF   Debate of Unforeseeable Dur: ation Gets Under Way— Truman Rapped for Backing Rill.

Fair Job Bill Battle Opened In The Senate   Full-Fledged Filibuster Breaks Against Truman Legislation

ROW STARTED BY FEPC BILL   Solons Open Filibuster As Measure Is Brought Up In Surprise Action

Filibuster: on FEPL Measure ls Threatened   Controversy -Packed Bill Introduced by New Mexies §=i.c#er

FILIBUSTER ON FEPG BILL UNDER WAY   Surprise Step Causes Other Legislation To Come to Halt

LOSS MOUNTS IN PITTSBURGH      Business Drastically Curbed Union Seeks To Win Rebels Back

PITT'S-STRIKEHITS DETROIT   AUTO PLANTS MAY LAYOFF 25,000 DUE TO STEEL SHORTAGE — TERRIFIC LOSS AT PITTSBURGH

Atomic Power for Warships Seen  Bikini Lagoon Area Dangerously ‘Hot’

Ship Designer Thinks A-Powered. ” Vessels Possible in Five Years

Ships May Use  Atomic Ener gy   New Power Potential Seen By: Navy Expert

Navy Predicis Ships Run By Atomic Enerey      Admiral Cochrane Says Vessels of Future to Resist Bombs

Loan, Jewish Issues Linked   House Anger Over British Policy Mounts

ENGLISH POLICY ‘MAY HURT LOAN   Jewish—Question--Seen_Cer_ tain to Come Into Discussion This Week

Concern Voiced on British Loan   Policies of Palestine May Spoil Chances

PLAN TO WIDEN PROBE OF BILBO   FERGUSON SAYS GRAFT MAY BE INVESTIGATED

Bilbo Inquiry May Become Sweeping Quiz   Committee To Decide To ~ Hold Public Hearing On ‘War Contract Deals

ALIEN NEED NOT PROMISE TO FIGHT FOR U. S. TO BECOME CITIZEN. HIGH COURT RULES

Religious Scruples Sustained   flien Need Not Promise To Fight Te Become A tnited States Citizen

[Arms Pledge Not Requisite Of Citizenship   Supreme Court Makes Ruling Ry 5-to-3 Poll

OBSERVERS SAY MATTER TOPS PARIS AGENDA   Current Discussion May Fail If Chiefs Side-Step * — * Settlement

HARD ITALIAN ISSUES MUST BE FACED   Trieste and Italy-. Yugoslav Problems Can’t Be Dodged

Italian Peace Treaty Provides Tough Problem:   Disposition Of Trieste Big Issue Facing Paris Big Four Parley   REPARATIONS ARE BEING STUDIED

“TOBY” ALIVE AND WELL; MAID HELD   Abductor Says She Wanted Kansas City Child for Her Own

THREE-YEARS-OLD CHILD AND MAID ARE FOUND IN FAItM HOUSE NEAR TERRE HAUTE

Bigbee Places Blame on Parents for Recent Conviction(of 12 Gallup Boys To. Reform Schook'for Criminal Acts

JUDGE BLAMES PARENTS FOR WAVE OF DELINQUENCY WHICH FORCES SENTENCING TO REFORM SCHOOL

Pepper Defies Party’s Purge   Senator Urges Democratic Progressive Leadership

V. FW. TO HOLD MEETING TONIGHT; AUXILIARY WILL  MEET ON THURSDAY NIGHT

‘ Arrives At Capital ‘Draft Miners, Let Lewis Get Them To Work. McCarthy Says

MRS, URMSTON DIES AT AGE 77   Sherwood Woman Expires Here; Funeral to Be Sunday at 2

PARIS CROWD SEEKS TO SEE CRIME SCENE   Jury Visits Home In Tria Of ‘Bluebeard’

PARIS JURY..VISITS PETIOT’S MANSION   Judges Also View Scene of Alleoed Miurdare

Task Force Sailing From Pearl Harbor Armed, Told To Sink All Japanese Ships

Extension of OPA Price, Rent Controls Sought   Solons Will Press for Speedy Legislative Action

OPA EXTENSION “TO BE CONSIDEREI   LEADERS TO PUSH LEGISLATION TO PROLONG PRICE AND RENT CONTROLS.

Maintain Force In Readiness   Navy Urges Congress Tx Keep Armed Service: On Alert; Carriers Are Very Powerful

Submarines to Play Big Role in Atomic Warfare   Nimitz Says Carrier Fleet To Make Atomic Air Attack on This Country ‘Very Difficult’

Make Plea For Strong U.S: Navy   Department Heads Say  Security Under Pres ent Conditions Depends On Ample Sea Forces .

Strong Navy Urged for U.S. Future   Huge Carrier Fleet To Make Atomic Attack “Difficult’’

Withholding of Wheat, Shutdown of Bakeries  Seen: Government Hit   New Cut in Sugar Rations Blamed For Bakers’ New Grief; Farmers Demand to Keep Control of Wheat

Farmers Harvest Record Wheat Crop Midwest   F:xperts Expect armers To  Hold Grain

U.S. Harvests Bumper 46 Wheat Crop   Grain Experts Say Farmers Plan  Withholding Snles

Bar Negro Voters   Pledge Is Made to Governor Talmadge to Limit Future Franchise

British at Haifa Take Refugees to Cyprus in Secre   700 Jews on Transport; Sailing Evades Threat to Blow Up Ship

BRITISH EVADE JEWISH GANGS:   REFUGEE SHIP SAILS SECRETLY BEFORE DAWN

Secret Sailing of Ship Is Reported   British Vessel Taking Jews to Cyprus Island

BRITISH VESSEL EVADES TROUBLE   Cyprus-Bound Refugee Ship  Sails Secretly

SS eS a eS ONS ma" SS ee NS NS Ue  Ae en  1,500,000 Today Return. But 100,000 Got Permits For Part Time Work

Britain, US, And France ‘Draw Up Boycott Of Spain   Joint Announcement Expected io Call On Franco To Leave; Would Form Proiectoraie

Falangist Rule Due For Blast on Monday  Britain, France and U.S. Amending Statement for Caretaker Resime

Flood Damage Rises. As Rains Continue   Thousands Are Homeless As Swollen Rivers Over. flow Wide Area In Southern States

Russia Reports Industrial Gain   Spectacular Advancements Shown During Year

Officers Destroy Slot Machines   Money Confiscated   Money Contfiscated by Court Order

Officers Destroy Slot Machines  Money Confiscated by Court Order

BARUCH DEMAND THAT WALLACE PUBLICLY CORRECT ‘MISTAKES’  ‘Made in Criticism of American Atom Control Plan   NO COMMENT FROM EW Sh xc kTary

Truman Silent On Baruch Clast With Wallace   Former Secretary Is Flayed For. ‘Errors’ In Atomic Criticism

U. S. Issues Manifesto on German Rule   McNarney Warns Commanders of Economic ‘Paralvsis

Karly Returns In Texas Vote Favor Jester   Gubernatorial Candidate Forges Ahead In Madcap Political Show

Crops, Ranges And Gardens Gel New Life  East And Central Portions Of The

Crops, Ranges And Gardens Get New Life   East And Central Portions Of The Conte Ave Snaked

Arkansas Tax Levy Reduced By State Boare   BIGGEST CUT IN GENERAL LEVY FOR PAST FORTY YEARS

TRAINING COURSE COMPLETED   Dr. Shults Graduates Twenty In Course Taught By Him.

New Cardinals Paid Tribute   Congratulations Pouring In From All Corners OF The Farth

Pay Tribute To Cardinals   32 Newly-Elevated Princes of Church Receive Well-Wishers ; Ceremonies Continue

Tribute Paid To Cardinals   Congratulations Come From All Over World To Cardinals

UMW MEMBERS IN STATE. BALK AFTER SEIZURE   About 90% Also Refuse to Stay on Job Today in Pennsylvania   INDIANA PITS ARE IBLE

Coal Operator Proposes West Virginia University Head Get $50,000 Salary

ruction fo be nidited tn FQVOFr Ui FOUsTny Fer yin,  CURB PUT ON BUILDING      UNRRA Turns Thumbs Down On Lehman’s Plan For Feeding Starving World  Wartime Rationing Is Not Expected   Slash In Pension Charke Te Likely

U. 5, DELEGATION 15  BELIEVED OPPOSED TO  UNRRA HEAD’S PLANS _ RELIEF ORGANIZATION  CONTINUES TO STUDY How TO PEAT HUNCER

ruction To Be Halted In Favor Of Housing For Veterans  CURB PUT ON BUILDING      UNRRA Turns Thumbs Down On Lehman’s Plan For Feeding Starving World Wartime Rationina Ils Not Expected

FOOD RATIONING PLAN REPORTED REJECTED   UNRRA Group Believed To Favor Indirect Action

‘Thousands Flee For Shelter As Florida West Coast Hit By Vicious Tropical Storm

Center of Storm Moves in Over Tampa Bay Area  Palatis! Waterfront gf frat & gt,

DRIVE IN ClO = AGAINST. REDS   MURRAY - PUSHING _MOVE--TO OUST COMMUNISTS AND LEFT-WINGERS FROM  cals -ORGANIZATION

RIGHT-WINGERS SEEK ClO RULE   Leaders Engage in Fight To Smash Communist Power In Labor Union.

Philadelphia Sees Mystery Riot   Crowd of More Than 3,000 Burns Trolley, Cut Lines

Philly Mob Of 3,000 Quelled   Demonstrators Tie Up Traffic And Cause Widespread Damage.

Degnan Death Premeditated   Heirens Tells Story Of Carving Girl, 6

BIL GHOKED TO DEATH IN KIDNAP SACK   Heirens Used Hunting Knife to Sever Child’s Head, Legs and Arms.

Heirens Admits 3 Slayings   Kidnap-Slaying of Suzanne Degnan Premeditated, U. P Learns Today

New Evidence is Told; Confession  Denied by Youth   Janitor Says Student Seen Around Building: Murder Indictments Asked

Chicago Youth Admits Killing Degnan Child   UNITED PRE Ss REVEALS STUDENT ALSO KILLED TWO WOMEN

DEGNAN KIDNAPING DEATH CONFESSED, REPORT DECLARES   Heirens Also Admits Other Slayings, Says United Press Report from Chicago.   APPEARANCE MADE TO ANSWER CHARGE

Heirens Report Details Brutal Slaying of Child   Youth Reported Saying Murder Was Premeditated;  Arraignment Scheduled for Aug. 14

HEIRENS T0 BE ARRAIGNED ON MANY CHARGES   Seeks To Persuade State Tt Recommend Life In Penitentiary

Heirens Admits Degnan Slaying Planned State To Seek Indictment On Two Charges

Heirens Alleged To Have Told  All To Police Concerning  Deaths of Child, Two Women

DEGNAN CHILD IS NUMBERED AMONG VICTIMS   Youth, In Brief Oral Statement, Reveals Three Gruesome Murders.

17-YEAR OLD COLLEGE STUDENT SAYS KILLING OF CHILD WAS PREMEDITATED, FOR RANSO

Heirens Admits Three Brutal Chicago Murders   University Student Gives Officers Details Of Gruesome Crimes

Slayer Describes Lurid Details of Dismembering Git   Heirens Also Brutally Killed Two Women; Thief Since 9

Killing Of Child Was Planned   Intended As Safe Way To Collect Ransom From Fathe

Report Heirens Has Admitted Slaying of Suzanne Deenan   Claim Youth Also Has Confessed Killing of Ex-WAVE, Housewife

TUOHY TO ASK 2 INDICTMENTS AGAINST YOUTH   Degnan Kidnap-Slayng Details Disclosed  In ‘Confession’

Youth Faces Two Murder indictments   Made Oral Confession OF Slaying, United Press Maintains

OF RIGHTS’ FOR PUBLIC   Professor Tells How to Get Peace in Essential Industries

OFFERS “BILL OF RIGHTS” FOR PUBLIC   Professor Tells How to Get Peace in Essential Industries

Notice  The News-Palladium will not publish Monday, Labor Day.   ‘Semenov, Five Others lExecuted

100 YEARS OLD   Mrs. Hood Has No “Recipe,” But Eats an Onion Daily

RESIDENT OF 10.0. F HOME 100 YEARS OLD   Mrs. Hood Has No “Recipe,” But Eats an Onion Daily

Opens Records of Publishers   Supreme Court Gives Wage-Hour Ruling

Situation Tense In Jerusalem   British Are Prepared For Retaliatory Move By Disturbed Jews

Bomb Threat Opens Jewish Counteraction   Jerusalem Divided into 3 Bristling Defense Zones

PALESTINE WAR OF NERVES AND RIOTS GOES ON   Warning of Jerusalem Postoffice Mining Is Believed Unfounded

British Await Jewish Revolt   Jerusalem Divided Into Three Zones For  Defense

HYSTERY VOICE WARNS OF BOMB N POST OFFICE   Violence Expected a Result of Forced Deportations

Palestine Nerve Wai  Resumed   British Expect Riots as Result of Sending Refugees to Cyprus   Riroast Rint«

British Told Jews Plan New  Terror Blow   Prepare for Strife in Jerusalem as All of Palestine Seethes

JERUSALEM PARTITIONED BY BRITISH   Measures Taken In Anticipation of Retaliation by Jewish Underground   BULLETIN!

Administration Calls Back All Fired Workers  _ AEL and clo  Groups Supportec '  Employe Union

Accused Paris “Bluebeard”’ Is Condemned to Death   Dr. Marcel Petiot, Charged With Killing 27 Persons, Found Guilty of Murder—Defendant Claimed Victims Were “Gestapo Decoys” Killed by His Underground Organiza-. tion—Bodies Disposed Of in Lime’ Pit aud Furnace. 

Monster of the Rue Ia Sueur Told Jurors Voted to  Convict French Kuler

Marcel Petiot Found Guilty By Paris Jury   Condemned to Death; ‘Bluebeard’ Accused Of Killing 27 Persons

Marcel Petiot ls Found Guilty Of Murdering 27   Physician, affer Hearin Verdict, Shouts “ Must Be Avenged”

Petiot Sentenced To Die _ At French Trial In Paris   French “Bluebeard” Charged With Killing 27 Persons in Operation of Alleged Fake Refugee Smuggling  Ring —— Jury Deliberated 21/2: Hours

Dr. Petiot  found guilty  —must die Charged in 27  refusee deaths

MASS SLAYER FOUND GUILTY   Petiot, French “Bluebeard,” Is Condemned to Death By Jury Verdict

East Prussian Farmers Doing Good Spring Planting Job Under Russians

Cosmic Ray Records On B-29 Bomber      “Flying Laboratory’ Due In Washington

Cotton, Stocks Race Upward   Rail and Industrial Issue: Ton Advance

OUTLOOK IS SAID BRIGHTER  -Cotfon Market Shows Gain As Active Trading Resurned

STOCKS ADVANGE $1 T0.$7 A SHARE   RALLY ONE OF SHARPEST IN 7 YEARS—COTTON UP $4.75 TO $10 A BALE,

SHARP RALLY HITS MARKET   Rail And Industrials Lead Advance On Exchange; Cotton Prices Up

Base Strategy Faces Trouble   Philippines’ Independence Seen as Not Affecting Basic Plans

AUSTRALIA } e Sybjprogh a  4 4 OV   Military Strategy Of America Upset By Cost Question

Azores Block Military Base Hopes of U.S    Portuguese Offer Islands  In Trade for Army AE

U.S. Plans for Strategic Bases  Meet Opposition   Portuguese Demand Compensation for Key Azores Location

U.S. Plans For Defense Bases Run Into Snag  Iie«illime Ta Adaba   Unwilling To Make Military Alliances With Any Nation

DailyNewsIndex   US Makes Little Headway on Plan for Atomic Age Defense System

REMEMBER NOVEMBER: GI’S WARN   Put Heavy Pressure On Congresmen At Manila

GI's To Continue Pressure Speed  Up Deployment   Committee Is Named Carry On Work

Bids Being Studiec (in Purchase of Road Debentures  Nine Securities Firms Seek to Obtain $1,500,000 in Bonds

Bids Being Studied On Purchase of Road Debentures  Nine Securities Firms Seek to Obtain <1 ENN OM 3 Bancle

Pepper Raises Only Dissenting Voice As Billion Dollar Measure Is Approved. Bill Outlaws Strikes-.Against. Govern. ment

STASSEN ENTRY INTO RACE MAY WWGGLE SCENE   Republicans May Have Four Presidential Prospects In ’48

Stassen May Enter Race This Week To Enlarge List Of Presidential Prospects

Stassen Considers Entrance Into Senatorial Race  Presidential Prospects Are Testing Their Popularity This Year

GOP's List Of Hopefuls Rises   Much Speculation Over Stassen’s Entry In Senatorial Race.

STASSEN MAY SEEK MINNESOTA SENATE SEAT   Four GOP Presidential Prospects May Test Popularity This Year

STASSEN EYES SENATE POST   4 Posstble GOP Presidential Candidates May Test Popularity

GOP Candidates Test Popularity In 46 Elections      Stassen May Seek  Seat In Senate

Stassen Considers Entrance Into Senatorial Race   Presidential Prospect  Ps   Presidential Prospects Are Testing Their Popularity This Year

TEST VOTE NEAR ON LABOR BILL   Substitute for Sweeping Contro] Measure Proposed

HOUSE AWAITS NO-STRIKE BILL   MAY VOTE ON MEASURE TOMORROW OR THURSCAY

HOUSE LINES UP FOR TEST ONBILL   Rep. Adams Tells House Case Bill Would not Reach Core of LaborManagement Problem.

Less Stringent Anti-Strike Bill Asked By Adams   Supporters of Case Bill Are Confident That It Will Win Out

HOUSE LINES UP FOR TEST LABOR VOTE   Bill Presented As Substitute for Strike - Curb:  Measure

French Delegate (Makes Demands   Wants Sranich Geez   Wants Spanish Case to Remain With U.N,

French Delegate Demands UN Keep Spain on Agenda   Action Asked in Spite Of Russian Veto Killing Sub-Committee Proposal

Delegate Demands Spanish Question Stay on UN Agenda   Conditions.-in. Spain Must Not Be Permitted - Declares Parodi

French Delegate Demands UN Ac! Against Franco  Declares Issue Of Spain Must , Be Kept Alive

France Issue Cites Demanc From Franee   Poland Drafts New Plan To Keep the Spanish Question Before U. N. Security Council

French Delegate Makes Demands  Wants Spanish Case to Remain With U.N.

French Stull Want Probe Of Franco   Urges Action Despite Soviet Use of Veto

0.P. A Conterees Are Deadlocked On Food Controls   Will Meet Again Tonight To Seek Solution Of Control Problem   MANY O. P. A. CHANGES ALREADY INCLUDED

CONFEREES ARE DEADLOCKED ON OPA BILL   Question Food Controls Loom  As Obstacle

British Dominions Worried Over Ides For Leaving Egypt   Attlee Apologizes For Saying Officials Agreed on Proposal

Phantom Slayer Widely Sought   Texarkana Detectives And FBI Join Search For Killer of Five

‘Dollar Diplomacy’ Charges May Doom  Loans.fo Russians  Byrnes: Says No Aid ‘To Nations ‘Enslaved’

Russian Request For Big Loan Appears Doomed  Observers Say Soviet Leaders Must Ceaace Thair Criticism

Loan fo Russia Seems Doubtful  Inference Drawn   as . Kee , penceneename je

Limit Loans to Friendly Powers   Russian Request for Loan Seems Doomed Unless Attitude Changes

SOVIET BLASTS EXPECTED 10 BRING REFUSAL OF LOAN BID   Other Slavic: Nations Also Likely To Get Cold Shoulder

Russian Loan Hopes Fading   U.S. To Bar Loans To “Unfriendly” Nations, Bvrnes Savs.

Russia to Forfeit Loan Unless Red Attitude Changes   Byrnes Statement Clarifies U. S. Move On Czech Loan

RUSSIA’S REQUEST FOR LOAN DOOMED DUE TO CRITICISM   Red Attitude Must Change 1 Loan Granted; Slavs and  Poles in Same Stun

RUSSIAN LOAN SEEMS DOOMED   Won't Be Granted Unless Soviets Cease Criticism  Of U. S.

Loan to Russia Seems Doubtful   Inference Drawn From Byrnes Remarks

US. May Deny One Billion  Soviet Loan   New U. S. Policy to Give Financial Aid To Friendly Nations— Czechs, Poles Affected

Moscow Assails U.S., Asks Loan   Request For Billion “Gets Cool Reception

Billion Dollar Loan To Russia in Balance   Soviets Must Soft Pedal Criticism of U.S. iF Deal Is to Go Throuah

U.S. Won't Loan Cash To Critics   Byrnes Makes Clear Stand Against Red Charges of Economic Enslavement

Byrnes Dooms Loan Requesis of Any Countries Who Direct Criticism Against United States

Russia May Lose U.S. Loan Unless Criticism Halted   Dollar Diplomacy’ Raps May Also Put Pinch On Czechoslovakia, Poland

No Loans To Critics Of U.S. —   Policy of Granting Financial Aid Only To Friendly, Nations Hits Slav Countries

Red Criticism of Uncle Sam May Doom Loan   Charges of Economic Enslavement Anger State Department -

Byrnes’ Stand Is Hnal Blow To Red Loan Hopes   Russia Unable To Meet Qualifications For Financial Aid Given By Byrnes

Wilson Reveals American-Slav Congress Is Dominated By Red Philosophy

SABATH BAKS ~PROLTITO RAL   Red-Front Stav Congress te  Hold a Mass Meeting in  New York Sept. 22

KREMLIN PROTESTS ENVOY’S DETENTIOD   Ambassador Mistreated By Customs, Note Declares

RUSSIA PRESENTS PROTESTS 10 U. §   Treatment of Novikov i Cause of Strong Note Today.

Soviets Protesting Novikov Incident   File Protest Over Reported Detention At Airport Of Returning Ambassador

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZIE JP Foreign Affairs Analyst

FRANCE'S SUCCESSFUL QUEST FOR FINANCIAL AID IN AMERICA SEEN AS BOOST FOR NATIONAT MORATE

Affairs In France Are  Looking Up   Financial Aid Froar America Will Go Far Toward Repairing Nation’s Grieviously  Hurt Morale

Luxury Liner Strikes A Hill At Elko, Nev.   ‘One Survivor, Boy, 2, Is  Found 100 Feet From  Wreckage; Total Of 24  On Board

20 Persons Killed In Crash of Airlines   Four-Year-Old Boy Only Survivor of Disaster Near Elko, Nev.; Plane Rips Apart and Burns When It Rams Inte Low Hill Near Airport

Temperatures   Tot, 4, Is Only Survivor; Message For Landing Clearance Just Before Crash Gave No Hint of Difficulty

Plane Crash Brings Death To 23 People   Two-Year-Old Boy Lone Survivor; Craft En Route From New York To ’Frisco

Luxury Liner Crashes: ye"  P robabl v Dead   Strikes Low Hill Two Miles From  Elko Airport

1-Year-Old Boy. Is Only Survivor Of Ait Tragedy   17 Bodies Rescued From. Wreckage. Of Teans-Luxurv Ship

23 Perish as Trans- Luxury Plane Crashes   Disaster Occurs Near Elko, Nevada; 2-Year-Old Boy Is Only Survivor

BOY, 2, ONLY SURVIVOR OF NEVADA CRASH   Trans-Luxury Line Plane Crashes Into Hillton Near Elko

Airliner’s Crash Bring: Death to 21   Boy About Two Is Only   Survivor of Plane That   Rips Apart on Low Hill West of Elko, Nev.

Chartered Ship Had Twenty-Four Aboard When It Left San Franciseo   Seventeen Bodies Reported Found   Iwo-Vear-Old Child Survives; Liner Splits Open In Crash

Two-YearOld Boy Is Survivor   17 Passengers and 3 Crew Members Listed Casualties.

Child Reported Only Survivor; Cause Unknown   Three Crew Members, 20 Passengers Dead; Airliner Split Open On Low Hill

At Least 20 Die As Luxury Liner Crashes in Neada   Boy of Two Only Survivor Found; Inquiry Continues

Plane Wreck Tn Nevada Has  Lone Survivol   Eighteen Bodics Removed from Debris of Airliner near Elko, with Three Others Believed To Have Perished

TWO-YEAR CLD SURVIVES- 20 Die in Trans-Luxury Airline Crash in Nevada

TRANS - LUXURY LINER CRASHES NEAR ELKO, NEV,   Reason Of Accident Unknown; Reported One Small Boy Survived The Trag edv.

0 Known Dead In Crash of Luxury Airliner   Boy 4, Apparently Sole Survivor of Wreck at Elko, Ney.

Air Liner Crashes      Four-Year Old Boy, . Only Known Survivor Of Luxury Line Wreck

Plane Splits Open From  Things, With Low Hill  . Ewa Miles -From Elko Airport:

Crashes Into Hill; Boy is  Only Survivor   Bodies Strewn Over 100-Foot Area In Wreckage Near Elko; Cause Unknown

20 Lose Lives As Passenger Plane Crashes   Boy, 2, Only Survivor of Tragedy Near Elko, Nev., Today

Luxury Liner Is Wrecked In Nevada Today   Two-Year-Old Boy Is Only Survivor OF Air Traaqedy

‘Mishap Occurs near Elko, Nev., Where Plane Strikes Hill on Flight to Coast

Kirliner Hits Hill: 23 Killed   Tragedy Occurs Near Elko, Nev., Airport; . -One. Survivor

Fear 23 Killed  In Plane Crash   Two-Year-Old Boy Found Alive About 100 Feet from Plane

PLANE HEADE FOR CALIF. — -FROMN. Y.   Two-Year-Old Boy Is Only Survivor Of Crack-Up   AIRLINER   Splits Open On Hitting Low Hill; Fire Breaks Out In  Nose Of Ship :

23 REPORTED KILLED IN AIRLINER CRASH   Coast-To-Coast Luxury Ship Falls In Nevada

Nevada Plane Crash Takes Lives Of 23   '“Two-Year-Old Boy Only  Passehger Left Alive In ' Wreck Of Airliner.  '

Airliner Crashes, 23 Killed   Only 2-Year-Old Boy Is Found Alive

Boy, 2, Only Survivor Of Plane’s Fall   Chartered Ship Hits Nevada Hill En Route From N. Y. To Frisco.

Montana Man Was Pilot  Of Air Liner   Only Two-Year-Old Boy Survives On Hills Near Elko

At Least 20 Die In Airliner Crash   A Bay Survives Nevada Accident--. Plane Was Enroute To San Francisco

BRITAIN. QUUZZE OS ON ‘ ~ SOLDIERS IN IRAN   Foreign Office Wants. Know Why Russians lanored Trantv

Britain Asks Reds To Bare Iran Plan   British Call for Explanation Of Failure to Reeall Soldiers

BRIT. ASKS. RUSSIA FOR” EXPLANATION   Wants to Know. Why Russ Troops  Remain in [ran

Wiley Proposes Succession Aci Protection in Event  re Pe sae iw Win 2 aiid

But Two Other Eastern Cities Hit By Walkouts   Boston Warehousemen And Philadelphia's Transit Workers Quit

Tugboat Men  End Strike In New York   Port Of Boston Tied Up By Walkout: Philadelphia Lacks Transport

FIND CANADA’ COLD’   Red Journalists Report Hospitality Lacking .in Country °

DRIVE FOR WAGE BOOSTS HINTEI   v.L 0. MAY DEMAND INCREAS. ES UNLESS RISE IN PRICES 18 CHECKED,

Murray Asks Conference   Sees Stage Set for New Depression Uniess  Standards Are Protected

C10 MAPS OUT WAGE STRATEGY   Murray Decries Pay Curb With ‘Soaring Prices’

Green Opposes Murray Plan ~ For Conterenes On Wage  ’ Imaneancsac

CIO Demands Higher Wage Standards  - Hints at New Drive For Raises Unless Costs Are Checked

New Round Of Pay Hikes Considered   Full Control Over Inflation Urged to Curtail New Demands

CIO PRESIDENT RAPS  PROGRAM OF “LOWER  WAGES, HIGH COSTS” MURRAY GIVES WARNING  ACTION MUST BE TAKEN “TA PRATECT PEOPI RE”

C10 DEMANDS PAY STANDARD HIKE BY GOVT.   Hint New Boosts Will Be Sought If Costs Are Not Checked

CIO Officers Plot Future Wage Strategy   Top National and Regional . Leaders Gather in Cap: .. ital For Emergency’ Session

Urges Action to Balk Depression   Murray Renews Plea That President all. Conference

Murray Warns Depression Around Cornet   Repeats Demand Truman Summon Labor. Management

“Must Revise Pay’’ Says Murray of Ci0   Present Program Is Not Acceptable

Lake Ship Strike Points Up Issue   Muray Seeks Management, Labor Conference —

Continued on Page Two! Continued on Page Two  CIO Warns of Renewed Wage Increase Demands

C10 Warns Price Rise Must Stop   Threats Strike, Ballot Revolt if Not Heeded

Hint of More Wage Demand --ToWegt Costs   Unions Warn of Requests For More Pay to Msat Rising Cost of  a Livir.g

Murray Hints At Drive for Higher Wages   CIO Adopts Platform Favoring Recontrol Of Food Prices; Parley On Wages Demanded

Controls Asked, Also Parley of  Unions, Owners   Reuther Savs Wages Being Rolled Back While Prices Rise; OPA Hearing Centinues

(10 President Hints Af Drive For Higher Pay   Murray Again Asks Tru: man To Arrange LaborManagement Parley

Confab With Management Being Sought   President Murray, Auto Workers Head Voice Opinions

COST OF LIVING RAPPED BY CIO   New Pay Demands Soon Unless Rise Of Food Costs Is Checked

MURRAY DEMANDS LABOR CONFERENCE   Wants Truman to Call Parlay with Monacement

CIO Chief Murray Hints At Higher Wage Drive   Union Leader Asks President To Call LaborManagement Conference To Consider Pay Boosts, Guarantee Stable Economy

ClO Demands That U.S. Raise Wage Standard:  New Pay Hikes May Be Asked Unless Living Caaete Ano Hald Dawn

CLO Chief Murray Hints At Canip iga For Higher Wages      Urges President to Call Labor- ~Management Confer.   ence to Consider Pay Boosts—Wants Na  tion Economy Stabilized

Says Living Costs Must Be Checked   Asks Wage Standards Be Raised; Sees Stage Set For Big Depression

CW)-Renews Demands for Call= ing Labor and Manage aes ongent (“poxg haperpcee.   CLAIM TRUMAN ‘GIVING “ IN TO BIG BUSINESSES

Thinks Hirohito Should Make a World Round “So Sorry” Trip Then Quit

TWO LIMA MEN HELD IN MIAMI   One Shot by Detectives as They Fled Stalled Cab

House Group Urges Ending of All Newsprint Controls   Supply in This Country Is Far Below Current Needs of Newspapers

BYRNES SEEKS "MIRACLE CURE?   Still Hopes To Prevent Peace Parley Failure

Bl FOUR MiMOTERO OLER "MIRALLE CURE” TO SAVE PARIS PEALE TREATY TALKS

Churchill's Talk Expected to Deal Firmly With Red:   Fo rmer Prime Ministe:  Guest With Truman at College in Misscuri

Probers Will Get Report On May ‘sillness   Kentucky Representative Reported Too Sick to Vote Saturday

Probers Await  Report on May   Group Expecting to Hear Feam Physician Friday

WILL INSIST MAY TESTIFY QN RECOVERY   Probers ‘Await Report On Condition Of  Kentuckian

MEAD TO INSIST THAT MAY APPEAR   Kentucky Solon’s Physician Due to Give Date He Can - Pa So Friday

EXPECT REPORT ON MAY FRIDAY   Physician To Notify Com. mittee If Congressman Can Testify

May’s Doctor: To Take Stand   Mead Suill Wants Kentuckian’s Story

Senators to Get Report on May  Doctor Will Appea Before Committee

Airliner Crashes 2 Die; 22 Injured   Binghamton Pilot Killed in Illinois Landing

2 Killed, 22 Injured In Plane Crash At Moline   Big Liner Wrecked  When It Overshvots Landing Field After A Motor Catches Fire

DEATH IN PLANE CRASH   Pilot, Co-Pilot Killed as Airliner Crashes in Landing

24 PASSENGERS ESCAPE CRASH   Chartered Plane Cracks ‘Up In Landing Attempt At Moline

TWO KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Twenty-Two Passengers Escape Death When Chartered Plane Makes Emergency Landing — Pilot and Co-Pilot Killed.

Two Dead In Plane Crash   22 Passengers Escape With Slight Injuries As Craft Splits Open

TWO ARE KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   22 Passengers Escape in Accident Today at Moline, Hl.

ARUG APPEALS TQ COAL USERS 10 SAVE FUEL   Says Frozén Stockpile ik Less Than Two Days’ Normal Productiorr   NO SETTLEMENT PLAN   NO SELILEMENFT PLAN  Government Is Hoping That Lewis Will Yigld If He Loses Court Fight

KRUG CALLS O} ALL USERS TO START SAVING   Truman Returns To Washington

brownout Is Ordered to Beain Monday   President Flies Home to Assume Charge of Crisis

MOVE TO OUTLAW LEWIS’ DEMAND FOR ROYALTY PAY   TRUMAN DESCRIBES COAL SITUATION AS NATIONAL DISASTER

Tempers Mount As Coal Strike Enters 6th Week   Congress Makes First Tentative Move To Siep lito Dispute

Heart Attack Is Fatal To Satterfield   Former Congressman Dies At Richmond

ARMED FORCES ASSURED SUMS FOR DEFENSI   Public Works Budget Figure Boosted By Truman

Truman Assures Army And Navy Of Larger Funds   President Spikes Reports Gf Contemplated Slash Ir Defense Appropriations ; Clarifies Civilian Funds

House Members Take Case To Sec. Anderson   Bowles Says That OPA Ceiling Is Lowest Base Price To Be Considered

No Guarantee ‘On Grain Rule   Agriculture Secretary Will Not Promise Delay On Wheat Reduction Order.

OFFERED PLAN TO AID EUROPE   Government Offers to Buy Promising to Pay at Future Price

Plan Is Offered Farmers io Move Wheat   Government Wants to Allow Price on Selected Dates

Plan Is Offered Farmers to Move Wheat  Government Want to Allow Price

Atom-Cracking Pioneer to Be  Rushed to U.S.  Dr. Meitner Fears Assassination: Gets Pag, 2 dae Meee, > Sedan

6. E. LANNING ADVANCED TO NEW POST ON MILWAUKEE RAILROAD AT PERRY. IOWA

Ten Best Dressed Men Are Designated  But Where Were They Able to Get All That Well

More Idle as Fuel Supply  Diminishes   Chicago Industries and Businesses Limited to Four Hours Operation Daily in ‘Dimouts’

Lewis Continues Silent Treatment   Congressional Tempers Mount As Walkout Enters Sixth Week

Over 471,000 Idle As Coal Strike Enters Sixth Week   Congressional Temper: Mounting, Lewis Still Silent At Hearings

NATION'S IDLE IN COAL-RELATED [INDUSTRIES NOW NUMBERED ‘AT 71, 000

Idleness Of 71,000 Forced. As Plants Begin Curtailing Operations   Klectric Dimouts Decreed In West   Congressional Tempers Mount As Solons Show Concern Over Situation

Inf - ion Lack Blamed By Short In Surprise Raid   More Planes, Radar 2 Wouldn't Have Helped, Committee Is*Told

Lack of Information, Not Equipment, Made Jap Attack a Surprise, Short Says

TRANSPORT IN GARY TIED UP   315 Streetcar, Bus Em ployes Go Out On Strike

Battle for Control of C10 Auto Workers Union is Shaping Up   Roundup of Activities on Nation’s Labor Fronts   Briefed

Truman Will Ask Cabinet Post for Welfare Control   Congress’ Reaction Favorable Would Include Security

New Cabinet Post Asked by Truman   Secretary of Welfare Requested by President

Welfare Cabinet Member Requested      Truman Asks Congress To Create New Post

New Cabinet Pasition?  Welfare Secretary Sought by Truman   Truman Approves Draf ot Men Up to 29 Years

New Cabinet Post Sought    Truman to Ask OK for Welfare Secretary

1 ‘act- I inders Urge U -2 More Groups of Workers                  Stabilization Board Gets Recommendations For Raise Te Shipyard, Farm Equipment Workers.

 Pay Boosts To Shipyard, Farm Equipment Workers Starts Case Flow to Wage Board

How Of Cases Started Before Wage Board   Pay Boosts For Shipyard And Farm Equipment Workers Started Move

CONGRESS _ FACESITS BUSIEST WEEK      OPA Extension And Draft Still Unsettled

Both Bills Scheduled te Die This Week-end Uniess Renewed — Appropriations Bills Also Set fo1 Action This Week.

Congress Faces Very Busy Week   Peacetime Draft And Price Control Issues Await Action

‘Appropriations, Draft, OPA, Stil Hang In Balance   Must Act On Extending Emergency Powers of President

HERBERT OFFERS TAX REDUCTIONS   Charges Lausche Fails Tt Keep His 1944 Pledge

ACCUSE FRANCE OF HOSTILITY AGAINST SPAIN   Franco Cabinet Issues Sharp Communique Citing Frontier Clashes

Franco Hurls ‘Terrorism’ Charges   Says French Commies Agitating Strife Rleng Boundary

FRANCO GOV'T HURLS ATTACK AT FRANCE    Accuses French _ Of Hostile Acts; Admits Terrorism

ACCUSE FRANCE OF HOSTILE ACTS AGAINST SPAIN   Sharp Communique Issued After Cabinet Meeting

Franco Flays France for Hostile Acts   Spanish Regime Says Terrorism in Interior; Spellman Visit Out

Franco s Regime Accuses France Of Hostile Acts   Spellman Postpones Madrid Trip; Spanish Republicans Busy

FRANCO BARES GUERRILLA WAR WITHIN SPAIN   France Accused Of Abetting Republicans In Acts Of Terrorism

SPAIN GIVES SHARP REPLY TO FRANCE   Franco Accuses Neighbor Nation Of Hostile Acts

Franco's Regime Charges Hostile Actions by French   WHOM TG ADDRESS?

Franco's Regime Accuses France  Of Hostile Acts   Admits Spanish Republican Guerrillas Are Conduct- . ~ “ine Terror Drive

SPAIN CHARGES FRANCE GUILTY OF HOSTILITIES   ‘Terrorism Campaign’ By Guerillas Listed In Accusation

FRANCO'S = ACCUSES FRANCE OF HOSTILE ACTS   Spanish Republican Guerril  las Btamed for Terrorism

COUNTER GriARGES ISSUED BY SPAIN   Contends It Has Been Good Neighbor to France but That Latter Hasn’t

To ‘End if Cailings  Gain Momentum   Reported Pleas Flood New Deconitrol- Section With Nearly 1000 Inquiries:

Efforts Pushed to Speed Decisions on Over 1,000  .dsquests; Seups: made - Price-free.

Industry's Rush To Get Out From Under OPA Floods Decontrel Board   Nearly 1,000 Inquiries Received And 300 Informal Applications On File To Dodge Price Ceilings

Rush Ils Made To Get From Under OPA Ceilings   Industry Sends Nearly Thousand Inquiries To Decontrol Section Within Price Agency

Division Of Decontrol Is Under ‘Flood’   No Formal Applications  Yet; Price Lids Ripped Ove ‘err OC anseme

industry Rushing To Get Out From Under OPA Rule   APPLICATIONS SWAMP DECONTROL BOARD'S HEADQUARTERS.

Industry Rushes To Get Out From Under Ceilings; Lids Off Prepared Soups   Lawrence-Bradford School Crisis Effort Is Made To Bring Problem To Attention Of State School Commission

Industry Acts To Kiek Lids Off Its Prices   Decontrol Division Of OPA Is Flooded By Pleas For Aid

industry in Rush to Get Price Relief   Manufacturing Groups Kile Nearly Thousand Inquiries to Get Out From Under Ceilings

—PRIC ES— hidustry Rushes To Quit OPA   Price Lids Ripped From Canned Soups

Industry in Rush to Skip OPA Ceiling   Lid Taken Off Prices of Canned, Frozen Soups As Board Prepares to Set Up Meat Program

Industry Accelerates Scramble to Get Out From Under OPA   Decontrol Division Receives 1,000 Inquiries Regarding Applicatons; Ceilings Are Taken From Many Foods and Placed on Others

Industry Seeks Removal Of More  Price Ceilings      Requests Flood Decontrol Body

Rush To Get Out From Unde Price Ceilings  Prices For Meats; Stockyards Glutted

MeUSTRY SPEEDS BY CET OUT FROM DER OPA RULES   abfacturing Groups Anxiow: fo Get Products Exempt From Ceilings

Industry Seeks To Escape Controls   Drive To Avoid Ceilings By OPA Gaining Headway

New Decontro Unit Receives Inquiries   300 Informal Applications Are On Hand

Rush ToGet From Under OPA Ceilings   Decontrol. Chief Has Al ready Received Hundreds Of Inquiries From .- Manufacturers -

RUSH TO ESCAPE CEILINGS GROWS   De-Control. Unit Swampec With Industry’s Appeals

Nearly 1,000 Questions Face New Board In Wake of OPA Continuance

Will Test Force Of Atomic Bombs Asainst Warships   U.S. Plans Tests In Pacific Against 96 Target Vessels Including War ships   TESTS TG OCCUR DURING MAY

S WARSHIPS WONG $6 ON TARGET LIST   Experiment to Be Car ried Out in Pacific wy U. S. Alone

PLAN-TO USE 32 WARSHIPS ~ IN BOMBINGS   JOINT TASK FORCE OF 20,000 TO CONDUCT TESTS IN PACIFIC LAGOON NEXT  "MAY

SCHACHT CLAIMS ANTI-NAZI MOVE   German Financier Says He Led Plotters Against Adolf Hitler

POLES URGE BREAK WITH GEN. FRANCO   UNO Council  To Demand Full Report On Soviet-Iran Pact

UNO Delegates Divided Over Spanish Issue   Cool Reception May Be Given Polish Request

Poland Asks UN to Break With Spain   Delegates Divided On Question; Franco Regime Called Threat to Peace

CHECK REVEALS DELEGATES ARE SPLIT ON ISSUE      Security Council Expected To Ask Full Report On Iran-Russian Pact

Warsaw Asks Showdown On Problem   Poles Charge World Peace Endangered

Poland fo Raise Spanish Issue Before Council?  Case Heads Toward  llmrartain Rarantioan

What To Do With Spain Is UN Task   Decision As To Whether Peace Is Threatened By Spaniard Regime Confronts Council

POWERS SPLIT OVER HOW TO HANDLE SPAIN   Reds Likely To Back Poles; British Do Not Regard Case. as Emergency.

To Determine : Whether Franco Regime Is Threat   Poland To Raise. Spanish Question And Urge U: N. To Sever Relations With Spain

CLAIM FRANC ENDANGERS PEACE   Would Recognize Government In Exile   Awaited By Security Council On Russia-Iran Agreements

Council Will Discuss Spain Next   Poland’s Delegation Is to Present Query About Franco

TULAND REYLALSTLAN TO ASK COUNCIL FOR ‘RULING ABOUT: FRANCO  GROUP IN RECESS OVER ©  WEEVENN MITTING NEW .

Some Regard Nation AsA — Peace Menace   Full Report On lran-Russian Deal Likely

Whether Present Spanish Regime Is Threat to World Peace, Will Be Placed Before Meeting.      POLISH DELEGATE CONSIDERS MATTER

HIGHWAY HIKER KILLED BY AUTO   Shell Rock Man Was on Way Home Frem Circus

Congress Roiled By Slowdown of Demobilization   Claims Promise Made by Gen. Marshall Broken

DISLHARGE POLICY PROBE 1S ASKED   Manila GIs Send “‘Get Us Home” Cables; Sit Back for Results

MAYS FINANCES WONT PERMIT   Teacher's to Discuss Offer Late Today; Janitors Ask Boost

Y om PERMIT  § FINANCES  INCREASE   Teachers to Discuss Offer Late Today; Janitors Ask Boost

No Black Market Because No Meat Available, Say Industry Spokesmen

BLACK MARKET IN MEAT HIT BY SHORTAGES   New York Only City Reporting Sales in Violation

Meat Supply Too Small For Black Markets   UNITED PRESS SURVEYS SHOWS FEW ILLEGAL SALES

MEAT SHORTAGE “SEEN CRAMPING BLACK MARKE!   ” Survey Shows New York SIs the Worst Spot With Traces Elsewhere   ST. LOUIS HOARD EYED   But City Is Among Those Re‘ porting Little Evidence of IHeaal Operations

Almost No Black Market; Hardly Any Meats Today   OPA Police Force Tripled and Known Supplies Are Checked

Supply of Meat Is Very Limited   Survey Indicates Black Markets Find It Hard to Stock Up

Student Volunteers with Police Protection Will CoJlect Tuleq Goarhane

U. S. Maritime Strike Holds Up Allotments Of Coal To Foreign Nations

BODY OF JAP ACTRESS, ~~ VIGTIM OF A-BOMB, 1S . STUDIED BY PATHOLOGISTS

(Cupid Busy: Texan, 87, Plans 11th  Try; Grandma, 87, To Wed Lad, 18

J ohnson Flays New Concept Of Youth Training   Declares It Would Delegate Spiritual and Moral Formation to “Brase Blan’?

Solon Raps Military Training   Letter Sent to Commission Chairman Of Universal Program.

Senate Leader Opposes Army Youth Moral Study   Johnson, Democrat, Says Truman’s Proposal Substitutes Sex for Spiritual Guidanee

RAPS UNIVERSAL TRAINING PLAK   Called Proposal! To Turn Upbringing Over To ‘Brass Hats’

Proposal Would Give ‘Brass Hats’ Control of Youths, Says Johnsen

SENATOR BLASTS AT TRAINING IDEA   Claims ‘Brass Hats’ Would Be Molding U. S. Youth

Senator Johnson Assails Truman’s Proposal for Universal Military Training.   POWER TO ‘BRASS HATS’   ‘ear Expressed That the Program Would Bring ‘Moral Stagnation.”

Senator Raps Truman’s Army Plan’   Colorado Solon Says Youth Training To Be in Wrong Hands

BRITAIN OFFERS ‘UNITED STATES’ PLAN TO INDIA   Independence Plan Will Give Country Moanv Freedoms

Dominion Status Offered fo India   Defense Control Plan Proposed by Britain May Bring Opposition.

Rise in Paper Rates Is Blamed On Print Shortage   Cost of Newsprint Has Increased 118 Per Cent Since 1933 Price of $34 a Ton

20 PER CENT CUT PROMISED   Democratic Leators Fear Repubitcans have “Promised More Than They Can Deliver.”

Doughton Doubtful Of Tax Reduction   Favors Republican Program ‘If It Can Be Done’; Knutson Pledges 20 Per Cent Income Tax Slash

Knutson Affirms Tax Cut Promiss   Democrats Say GOI _Is Promising TOo Much

Dream of Planes Comes True  Johnny Climbs Into Tramer  Cockpit, Starts Motor, And-

Village Cop Is Hero of Wells Storm   Policeman’s Activity When Storm Approachec Credited With Saving Lives of Many People

MINNESOTA TORNADO CLAIMS SEVEN LIVES   ‘wister Injures 75 Others; Policeman Proves Hero

Cool-Headed Cop Hailed As Hero   Orders Theater Doors -Closed: ‘As’ Tornado.. Sweeps Into Village

11 ABOARD PLANE KILLED IN CRASH   NAVY TRANSPORT PLUNGES AND EXPLODES ON INDIAN RESERVATION.

Crash Of Navy Plane Kills 11  Transport Explodes In New Mexicn Hills

CREW, EIGHT PASSENGERS ARE VICTIMS   Plane Explodes After Crash in Isolated N. Mexico Area

Navy Plane Crash Near Isleta Kills All 11 Aboard   Transport Is Wrecked In Sandhills After Contacting Field Here

& Passengers, 3 Crewmen Die in Crash Of Navy Plane   Two-Engine Craft Cr ashes, Explodes Near Albuquérque In New Mexica

Gardner Backed  By Body For Post   Senate Committee Okays Him, Sum - For Wheat

Meat Price Rise Looms;  Subsidy OK   Committee Also Votes Extra Money For Flour; Gardner Wins Approval

Hungary Shocked by Wild Rumor Of Negotiations to Enter U.S. S. R.

MILITARY LIMIT ON ITALY GETS CONFERENCE OK   Peace Delegates Put Stamp Of Approval On Clause: Italy Gets 10 Major  Ships, Army Of  000.

[LIMITATIONS FOR [ITALY APPROVED BY IPARIS. CONFERENCE   Committee Puts Stamp of Approval on Treaty Slicing Army and Navy

ltaly To Have 10-Ship Fleet, 250,000 in Army   Peace Commission Sets Seal on Limitations

ltalian Fleet Cut Sharply At Paris Sessions  British Advocating No Atom Bomb Plant

Italy's Army Is Limited To 250000 Men   Peace Conference Military Commission Okays Military Limitation Clauses of Italian Treaty at Meet in Paris

Military Commission Approves Limitation Of Italian Fleet And Personnel; Slavs Balk At British Proposal

lialy’s Fleet Cut to 10 Major Ships   250,000 Army Limit— Wallace. Stirs Conference

Italian Fleet Set af 10 Ships   Military Group Okehs Limitations

0, K. ARMY, NAVY UTS FOR ITALY   Peace Parley Nears Showdown on Atomic Problem

lfalian Treaty Military Curbs Given Approval   Peace Conference: Is Heading Into Showdown On Atomic Energy

Italian Fleet Reduced To 16 Ma jor Vessels   Army To Be Held To 250,000 Men Under Peace Commission's Directive

Approve Limit On Italy Force   Fleet is Cut To Ten Shios: 25.000 Men

British Seeking To Ban A-Bomb Productionin Balkan States   Proposal Runs Into Bitter  Opposition From Slavs   Commission Approves Limit on Italian Arms

Italian Might Greatly Cut By Parley   Ten Major Ships, 250,000 Soldiers Limitation Placed

Military Commission of Peace Conference Sets Seal of Approval on  Italian Treaty Clauses

MINISTERS PUT SEAL ON LIMITS OF ITALY MIGHT   Showdown On Atomic Ener. _gy Looms As British Seek Manufacture Ban

Balkan Nations Contest Effort  To Ban Output Of Atom Bomb   British Move Faces Showdown At Paris; Wallace Stirs Tiff

Fleet Reduction And Small Army Granted to Italy   Peace Conference Nears Showdown On Atomic Tangle

ITALIAN PACT LIMITATIONS ARE APPROVED   Fleet Is Cut To Ten Major Ships Restricting Army To 250,000 Officers and Men   ‘EXPLOSIVE ISSUE UP

Weapons Ban For Balkans Meets Fight   British Effort to Restrict Atom Bomb Experiments Meets Firm Slay Opposition

Approve Cut For Army and Navy of Italy   Allowed 10 Major Ships and Land Force Of 250,000 Men

ITALIAN FLEET SLASHED TO 10 MAIN VESSELS   Army Stripped to 250,000 Officers, Men by Peace Officials .

Italy Cut To Small Forces   Keeps Few Ships, Small Army; British Bring Up Nev Split Over Atom Bomb

PEACE BODY CUTS ITALIAN FLEET 10 TEN MAJOR SHIPS   Military Commission Also Limits Army to'250,000 CHtiecerc and Man

Military Limitations for Italy Are Given Final Action by Peace Groun

Military Group Sets Limit on Italian Fleet   Explosive Issue of Slav Atom Manufacturing Nexi; Pits Balkans Against West

Approve Italian Arms Reduction   -Fleet Reduced to 10 Major Ships; Army to 250,000

An Arms Fight Looms   With Italian Military Cut Okayed Peace Dele gates Face Explosive ~ - Banned Arms issue

COMMISSION PUTS SEAL ON CLAUSES   Army Limited To 250,000 Officers And Men

Italy's Fleet Reduced to 1 Major Ships   Commission Limits Army to 250,000 Officers and Men

Paris Conference Limits Italian Army and Navy   Sea Force Includes Ten Major Ships With Army Set  At 250.000 Mer

Okays Clauses pi miting Size ~ Italian Forces   Paris Agreement. Cuts Flee! -To:10 Major Ships and “Army to.250,000 Of © : -jeers and Men

Conference Is Stirred By Wallace   British Want Production Bar  For Balkans

IN BULGARIA HOT ISSUE   Peace Meet Heads for Showdown on British Proposal to Prevent Making of Fission Weapons in Nation.

Peace Parley Sets Limit On. Italian Arms   Britain Seeks Ban On Atomic Weapons “Dade In Balkans’

Wallace And A-Bomb Stir Paris Parley   Issue, Once Cooling, Is Heated Up Again By Commerce Head's Pronacal To Truman

ITALIAN NAVY MAY RETAIN TEN SHIPS   Peace Conference Limits Army to 250,000 Men  and Officers   BULGARIA STARTS ROW

Nation Keeps 10 Big Ships In Its Navy   Peace Session Faces Showdown On Atomic Bomb

About 700; 000. Lbs. On : Market Today; Local _ Average Highest An . Border Belt.

About 700,000 Lbs. On Market Today; Local Average Highest In  . Border Belt.

REPORT PURGE BY BUCHARES)   LEADERS OF OPPOSITION TC , PRESENT REGIME ARE SAID  TO BE JAILED .

Opposition Leaders Of Romania Held   Former Foreign Minister Under Arrest, ls Claim

@ PETER EDSON      Program of Broadened Social Security Must Be O. K.

'$75,000 ESTATE LEFT TO UNCLESAM  'BY ECCENTRIC RANCHER AT CLAYTON

)$20-A-MONTIEN.M. COWBOY AM ASSES FORTUNE; ICUSSES U.S. BUT LEAVES IT ALL TO UNCLE SAM

Mags tO MIChES -  ‘Eccentric Rancher Leaves $75,000 Estate to U.S.

Two Couples Wed In LeMars Churche This Past Weekend   Laux-Adler And Heidbrink-Pavlik Nuptials Saturday

Two Couples Wed In LeMars Churche: This Past Weekend  -Laux-Adler And _

Disorders Break Out In Egypt   Hundreds Hurt as Rioters Protest Treaty Proposals

Eoypt Seethes As Treaty Revision Group Dissolves   Demonstrations Continue Despite Warnings ~ As Kine Acts.

Early Action in Steel Walkouts Termed Unlikely   Seizure of Packing Houses Predicted By U. S. Officials

Steel Workers Launch Strike in Grim Quiet   1,300 Plants Closed As 750,000 Workers Leave Their Jobs

BLATANT BILBO WINS PRIMARY   Negro Hater — Outstrips Four Opponents In Mississippi

Car Hits Parked Truck; Police Arrest Driver   Victims Are Taken To Mercy Hospital; Auto Demolished

HOLD DRIVER AFTER CRASH   Three Persons Hurt When Automobile Plows Into Parked Truck

FCC Blesses Mobile Radiophone Car Telephone Service Is Reality Now In St. Louis.

Australian Plan For Atom Control Before UN Grouy   Evatt Proposal Designed to   ABOLITION OF VETO IS ‘(NOT CONSIDERED   Otherwise Aim Is Similar to That Proposed Earlier By United States

80 PERCENT BOOST IN FOOD PRICE SINCE '39   Prices in General On Increase Throughout Country

INCREASES RANGE FROM. 64 PERCENT TO ABOVE 80 PERCENT IN THE PAST

Mid-July Food Prices 80 P. C. Higher Than 39   Survey Is Made In 17 Cities

FOOD PRICES UP IN 17 CITIES   80 Percent Increase Found Over August, 1939

George Il  Returns  . aoe Tene wal . i   Discrepancies In Early Counts

bEORGE Lats 470,000 VOTt3 IN NEW COUNT   Former Ruler Rewins Throne in Surprisingly Quiet Election.

GREEKS VOTE FOR RETURN OF KING GEORGE   Tabulations Differ, But Monarch Holding Large Margin

Greeks Return King fo Throne In Referendum   Some Violence Mars Election Which is “Surprisingly Quiet’’

Greeks Vote For Return  Of Monarch   Majority Gained By King George, However, Is In Confusion

Greek Vote for Return. of George   Opposition Claims Large Number Favor: Democratic Rule

Greeks Retain King By Large Maiority Vote   Monarch Notified Of Election Victory

Final Majority In Doubt as Two Figures Released   Sunday Election Is Surprisingly Quiet; Many for Democrac)

JOVALS cSt   Large Number Vote in Favor of Demotracy in Balloting; Violence Is Held at Minimum.   REGENT TO LEAD HELLENIC PEOPLE

King’s Majority Cut in Latest  Greek Figures   Votefor Democracy Gains Monarch Chosen to Head Country

Workers in Chambe1 Drive Report $26,938 Collections  Manufacturers Continue to Set Pace      Manutacturers Continue to Set Pace Among Divisions: Campaign Is Expected to Close Next Wedneeday

Workers in Chambe Drive Report $?6.938 Collections   Manufacturers Continue to Set Pace Among Divisions; Campaign Is Expected to Close Next Wednesday

Artificial Leg Saves Motorist From Drowning  Car Plunges In Abandoned Cana

Typewriters Are Dangerous   Working For Government   Hazardous, CPA Chief Says

600,000 VOTE EXPECTED IN STATE BATTLE   Twelve Congressmen To Be Elected; New State Legislature To Be Chosen After lethargic Campaigning.

Nearly 600,000 Tar Heels Are Expected To Cast Vote In Off- Year Ballot Tuesday

600,000 To Vote In State   North Carolina Campaign Prove: To Be Lethargic

Stock Yards Swing Back  In High Gear   Swift, And Armour See Good Attendance  By Both CIO And AFL

WORKERS STREAM BACK TO WORK IN UNION STOCKYARDS AS MEAT TIFUP IS ENDED

‘Will Be Nearly Week Before Steaks, Roasts, Chops Can Be Expected On Nation’s Meat Moannterc   AFL DRIVERS sTAY OUT IN NEW YORE

PACKERS’ MEN IN SEIZED PLANTS BACK AT WORK   270,000 Strikers Labor Under U. 8. Control; Steaks Avain In Week

13-Day Shutdown Is Ended After U.§. Takes Over   Fact-Finding Panel Studvinge Dispute

PACKINGHOUSE WORKERS GO BACK TO JOB   Government Expects Normal Flow of Meat Within Less Than Week.

ONE OF FOUR VICTORIANS RIIRIED TODAY   Granberry, Keith, Rachus Services Are Announced

Campaign Plans Mapped  Political Machines To Be Put Into High Gear In A Few Days

CAMPAIGNS T0 GET UNDERWAY   Candidates Of Both Partie: Will Thoroughly Cover State

BROTHERHOOD MAY JOIN A-F.L. OR CLO.   Whitney Reveals Plans af  AAtarn: interview

Trainmen May Join ClO, AFL  Whitney Orders Probe Of Truman’s Career

SPECIAL SESSION NOT TO BE CALLED   Schoeppel Unmoved — by Democrat Clamor for Resubmission   DOUBTS BIG REVENUE

A Schoeppel “No’ Te Demands for Special. Session   Governor Refuses To Resubmit Liquor Question to the State Legislature

TEMPERATURES:   Nab Lieutenant Boarding Ship AtPorfland, Ore.   Action Linked With Coming Atomic Bomb Tests In Pacific

FBI Arrests Young Soviet  Naval Offieer   Lt. Nicolai Redin,  About to Flee from  Oregon, Nabbed on Espionage Charges

YOUNG RUSSIAN NAVAL OFFICERS ARRESTED BY FBI   Held on Espionage Count Involving U. S. Ship in Atom Bomb Test

Red Officer Held On Spy Charges:   Arrested Just. Before Boarding Russian Ship To Return to U.S. S. R

Lieut. Redin Arrested While Preparing To Board Vessel For Home   Suspect Refuses To Discuss Case   Nation Wonders If Atom Bomb Secret Involved In @ Espionage Charge

't, Nieclai Redin Jailed on Charges Involving Destroyer Assigned to Atomic Bomb Test   Won't Talk   Had Been Under Close Watch for rour Year: in This Country

Had Secrets On Tests Of Atomic Bomb In Pacific   Espionage Charge Preferred After FBI Nabs Officer About To Leave Oreqon

Mystery In Spy Arrest   A-Bomb Secrets May Be Involved in Case Of Young Russian Helc By FBI in Oregon

ESPINAGE sla   Arrested While Preparing te Flee. by Ship from Portland. Ore.

Russian Naval Officer Taken On Spy Charges   He Was Arrested as He Was Preparing to Flee by Ship From — Portland, Oreaon

FBI Arrests Fleeing Red Naval Officer   Espionage Charged; Linking of Seizure To Bomb Plat Hinted

Snare Russian _ Navy al Officer  Boarding Ship   Lt. Nicolai G. Redin Held On Espronage Clarges be volving Ship Assigned To A-Bomb Fests   Refuses To Talk  When Arraigned   Suspect Had Been Under  “Intensive FE BE Seruliny”? For Past Several Months

ARRESTED JUS BEFORE SRILING FROM PORTLANI   ut. Redin Held In $25,. 000 Bail By FBI Or F'spionage Agains: The United States Case Veiled In Mys tery.

Red Officer Being Held Upon Charge Of Spying   Detained At Seattle, Ready To Flee U, S.

Russian Naval Officer Held as Spy Following Arrest by FBI; Bail Fixed at $25,000

SPY MYSTERY GRIPS NATION WHEN FBI NABS YOUNG RUSSIAN   Arrest Officer For Espionage A: He Boards Ship To Leave States

FBI Seizes Red Naval Officer at Portland, Ore.. in New Spy Thriller   Young Officer Held in Jail Fending Full Investigation

HINT ASOMB EGRET MY Be INVOLVED   Russian Believed to Have Plans of U. S. Warship.

FBI Seizes Red Officer: Spy Charge   Russian Is Arrested af Portland, Ore., as He Tries Flight.

Portland, Ore. Arrest By FBI Agents Touches Off New Spy Mystery   ‘Member Of Soviet Purchasing Commission “Unable To Provide $25,000 Bond, Jailed

Government To Move In On Coal Wage Parley   Russian Officer Seized On West Coast In Spy Mystery:

SAY A-BOMB SECRETS MAY BE INVOLVED   Snare Red Officer As He Attempts To Board Boat for Home

Russian Held On Charge Of Espionage   FBI Detains Young Naval Officer About to Board Ship fer Home; Consul On Way for Hearing

Soviet Naval Ofiicer Held Gn Spy Charge   FBI ARRESTS RUSSIAN NAVY MAN AS HE BOARDS SHIP

Puzzling Spy Mystery Breaks With Arrest on West Coast of Young Russian Naval Officer   Lt. Nicolai Redin, in This Country for Past Four Years, Taken at Seattle as He Was Preparing to Flee on Canning Yessel

FBI Snares Soviet Navy Officer In Best Mystery Spy Thriller Style

New Spy Mystery Bobs Up As FBI Auents Snare Fleeing Soviet Officer

Charged With Seeking Information Last December. About Ship Which Is ToT: ake Part  Tn Atom: emb Tests.

Arrest Of Soviet Officer About To Flee Country Presents Spy-Chiller To A-Bomb Conscious U. S.   Not Included

Nab Russian Preparing To Flee Country   FBI Agents Arrest Young Man Preparing To Board Ship—Espionage Charges Involved.

NAVAL OFFICER BOARDING SHIP NABBED BY FBI   Espionage Charge Involves Information On One Of Newest Warships

Puzzling Spy Mystery Is Revealed By FBI Arrest of Soviet Lieutenant

ATTEMPTED TO FLEE U.S. BY SHIP   Charges Involve Plans Regarding Destroyer Tender

Husband is Jailed On Wife's Charges  Held for Court After Hearing

GREAT FUTURE FOR WORLD SCOUTING   Dr. J. E. West, Chief Scout of Boy Scouts of Aimerica, Issues Statement.

ARBITRATOR OPES FOR STRIKE’S END: BOOSTS OFFERED   Maritime Union Hike in Pay is Proposed at Capital Today; Workers in Auto Plants Idle.   DISPUTE SETTLED AT FARM FACTORY

Wage Increases Granted National Maritime Union; End of Strike Expected   Arbitrator Announces Raises of Seamen's Pay To Parity with AFL

PAY INCREASE APPROVED FOR SEAMEN OF CIO   f deral Arbitrator’s Award Seen as Basis For Settlement

ANNOUNCE NEW  WAGE HIKES FOR SEAMEN   Puts CIO Workers On Par With Those of AFL

CIO Sailor:  Win Wage  Increases Early End of Strike Seen As Awards  Of $5-$10 Monthly Are Announced

Raises Given Ship Workers To End Strike  CIO Parity With AFL  In 2 EE

Basis for Resumption of Shipping Revealed   Awards of Pay Increases of $5 and $10 Brings C. I. O. Level Up to That of A. F. L.

Increase Is ixpected To  End Walkout   bs Arbitrator Awards 85 To S10 Monthly Pay Hike

ClO MARITIME STRIKE GOES ON   56,000 Auto Workers Idled By Disputes: Another A-C Walkout Ends

GOVT. AWARDS NMU WAGE INCREASES TO EQUAL AFL PAY: SEES END OF STRIKE

Hike Affects Seamen On Government-Owned Ships In Atlantic, Gulf Coast

RULING. BINDING ON SHIPOWNERS AND UNIONISTS   Federal Umpire Expects to Dispose of Two Other Cases on Monday   LENGTHY STRIKE ENDS   Allis-Chalmers Workers at Springfield, Ill., Accept Wage Compromise

No Great Power Has Right to Veto Peace  In Europe--Byrnes   Declares U.S. Will Continue Drive Until Its Objectives Are Attained

BYRNES SLAMS RED BLOCK OF PEACE EFFORT   State Secretary Gives Nation Report On Paris Meeting

Russia Scored By Byrnes In Fighting Talk      Secretary of State Calls for Peace Conference This Summer

BYRNES ADMITS PROGRESS IS ONLY SLIGHT   Declares Results Are Better Than Might Have Been Expected

State Secretary Concedes Paris Progress Slight   Results Better Than Expected, He Tells U. S$.

BYRNES RAPS SOVIETS FOR PEACE DELAY   States No Nation Has Vetec Rights Over  European Peace

Bymes Plots New Move for Peace   Secretary Hits Russ Attitude at Paris

GREEDY PEACE NOT U. 8. AIM, BYRNES SAYS   SECRETARY POINTS WORDS STRAIGHT AT RUSSIA

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U. S. Minister Denies Right To Veto Peace   Progress at Paris Is Described as Disappointingly Small

BYRNES LASHES RUSSIA'S VETO OF PEACE PARLEY   Secretary Declares in Fighting Speech No One Power Has Right to Block Gener al Conference,   DISCUSSES BIG FOUR DIFFERENCES AT PARIS   Asserts U. S. Has Begun Drive to Write Treaties and Wil! Not Stop Until it Wins Objective.

Says U.S. To Appeal To U.N. Assembly If Peace Parley  Is Not Called  During Summer

United States Balks at Paying of Half  Of the Administrative Costs of the United Nations for 1947: Russia Is Assessed 6 Percent, Britain 10.50 Percent

U.N. BREAK WITH — SPAIN DEMANDED   POLAND CALLS FOR SEVERANCE OF RELATIONS WITH FRANCO REGIME,

Poland Urges UN Split With Franco Spain   United States. Balks at Paying Half of As- . sembly Costs

Poland Calls Or U.N .To Break With Franco   Plan For U. S. To Pay Half Of Costs Of Tribunal Protested

Poland Calls for United Nations Bar On Franco Spain   Resolution Would Keep . Government From All Participation

U.N. Break With Franco Demanded By Poland   United States Balks At Paying Half  Of Administrative Costs for 1947

Poland Asks Drastic Action In Case  UN Action Against Spain Is Demanded -

FRANCO SPAIN IS DEMANDED   Poland ‘Urges Break, Ban From All UN  Organizations

Poland Demands That Dip lomatic Relations Be Broken Off   UNCLE SAM REFUSES TO PAY OVER SHARE

POLAND ASKS U.N. TOBREAK WITH FRANCO   AMERICA BALKS AT PAYING HALF OF 1947 EXPENSES

Senator Vandenberg Objects to U.S. Paying More Than 33 Per Cent of Expenses of United Nations.

Poland Calls for United Nations Bar On Franco Spain  Resolution Would Keey Government From All   Resolution Would Keep _ Government From All Participation

Poles Demanc U.N. Boycott  Franco Spain  U. S. Opposes Paying Half of World  ‘, ‘ Wewnectent tas Maser

Poland Places Franco Issues  Before U. N   Resolution Demands Break With Spain; New Site IImder Stude

British Troops Stage Raids In Palestine   Leaders of Jéwish Agency Arrested tn Surprise Move

earg alestine hove Held In Holy Land Siege   British Troops Sweep City With Dragnet To ‘End State of Anarchy’

British Put Tight Siege On Holy Land   More Than 75 Per Cent of Palestine’s 500,000 Jews Are Placed Under Virtual House Arrest

Expect Order For Seizure  Issued Today      Action Decided Despite Lack of Assurance That CIO Workers Will Return to Jobs; AFL Members Promise Cooperation

(Government action to end short lage is  likely Wednesda#   A.F.L. workers agree to return to plants under federal operation

Deadlock In Steel Strike ls Continued   Little Progress is Reported In Other Strikes In Nation

AFL Employes Set to Work for  Covernment   Packing Plants May Be Taken Over Today;  15 Percent Hike Urged For Shipyard Workers

Government Seeks End To Meat Scarcity Threat   Little Action Taken In Other Huge Walkouts; Expect Order To . Be Issued Today

Seizure Action Expected Today  AFL Meat Workers Promise To Return

Takes Action To Prevent   Fifteen Pereeanit = Increase Is Offered 65€,000 Shipyard Workers. CIO Workers May Stay Qhast

Government May Send Out Order Today; CiO Makes No Commitments   AFL Workers Would Return in the Event of Government Seizure   BOOST FOR SHIPYARD EMPLOYES IS URGED   Disputants in Electrical In. dustry Strike Agree lo Mediate

ORDER MAY COME TODAY   A. F. of L. Members Prome ise to Work for Govern ment, but C. I. 0. Makes No Commitment.   WAGE BOOST ASKED FOR SHIP WORKERS   Federal Agencies Recommend 15 Pct. Raise— Disputants in Electrical Strike Accept Mediation,

Order For Seizure May Come Today   Labor Department Says No Assurance: Of Work Yet Made

Orders for Action Due to  Come Today   Assurance Lacking However, That ClO Unions Will Work

WESTINGHOUSE UNION AGREE TO MEDIATION   Assistant Secretary Of Labor Reveals Order To Go Out Today

Plant Seizure Order Today is Indicated   Action Due Despite  No CIO Promise To Return to Work

SIDNEY HILLMAN DIES   CIO Political Action Committee Head Succumbs to Heart Attack in New York

U.S. Support Of Chiang Is Rapped by Red   Communist Leader Declares China Has Major Civil War

Sale to China Lashed by Red  General Chou Aska U. §. wT tnt. a3 2. sh...

‘Get in War or Get Out,’ China Red Tells U.S.      Drajt Machinery Hums Again Today -Exactly a Year From Day Jabs Folded:

30,000 Head of Cattle ‘Desperate’ In Snowbound Ranges of Colorado

GROCER CHARGES OPA IN COURT   ‘Constitutional Rights’ Violated, Claim

Yamashita Loses U. S. Court Plea   Supreme Court Says Jap Genera] Had Fair and Legal Trial at Manila

YAMASHITA WILL DIE   U. S. Supreme Court Rules He Had Fair Trial; Will Clear Way For Other  Trials.

2  ” ort Refuses .0 Intervene For Yamashita   High Tribunal Rules Jap “Tiger of Malaya” Was Given Legal Trial

YAMASRITA LOSES APPEAL 10 COURT   Supreme Tribunal Says Trial of “Tiger” Legal.

Yamashita Must Hang, - Says Court   U. S. Supreme Court Refuses to Act to Save Jap

Supreme Court Refuses Yamashita New Trial: Case Sent Back to Army

APPEAL OF YAMASHITA IS DENIED   U. S. Supreme Court Upholds Military Court Jurisdiction

Supreme Court Declines To Interfere In Trial Of Nippon’s ‘Malaya Tiger”

British-Russian Political Dispute Ended; Final Vote On UNO Capital May Be Postponed

Ask Removal of British, French  Troops In Levant   UNO Security Council Has Final Problem  Before Adjournment

Levantine Case Last On UNO Program   Syria and Lebanon Present Last Problem Before Security Council Adjourns.

UNO COUNCIL ON LAST ISSUE; READY TO QUIT   Syria And Lebanon Pose Final Problem Before Adjournment

Syria, Lebanon Demand Clear Rights in Levani   UNO Council Expected To Adjourn on Settlement  Of Newest Problem

LEVANT FINAL COUNCIL TASK AS UNO QUITS   Assembly Ends Session; Will Meet Again Sept. 3 in New York.

LEVANT ASKS UNO 10 OUST FRENCH   Syria and Lebanon Want British, French Troops Removed

SYRIA, LEBANON PRESENT DEMAND   Final Problem Is Given To UNO Council At London.

UNO Council Hears Protest Of Levantines   Date Demanded For Full Withdrawal Of French, British Troops   ASSEMBLY ADJOURNS   Next Session To Be On Sept. 3 In New York; Site Selected

JANITOR GRILLED WHEN POLICE FIND IBLOODSTAINS AND FLESH IN LAUNDRY

Big (uinea Pig Fleet Leaves For Atom Test   Detailed Plans for Three-Phase Testing Of Bomb Announced

Navy’s Atomic Test Fleet Is Already Being Assembled   Guinea Pig” Ships And Ships For Transport And  Supply Already Westbound In Pacific For  Test To Study Effects Of Atomic Bomb

Big Guinea Pig Fleet Starts Moving West For Rendezvous With Atom Boml

Guinea Pig Fleet Moving Toward Marshall Islands For A-Bomb Test in May

U.S. Guinea Pig Fleet : Now Sailing Westward For Atom Bomb Tests

Navy Reveals Plan To Test Atomic Bomb   Guinea Pig Fleet Moves Toward Pacific Test Area

4.U. S. Battleships, 93 Other. Vessels In Target Fleet; First Test in Mav

Fleet On Move For Rendezvous With Atom Tes!   Heading For The Pacific; May Drop Bomb Near Tiny Island

Paper To Back Hoan, McMurray   Capital Times Will Not Support Goodland

SERIES OF RAIL CRASHES TAKE DAMAGE TOL   44 Persons Injured In Wrecks Over Wide Area

Seventy-Lhree Persons Are Injured in Series of Rail Accidents in Nation

LIFT PRICE CONTROLS ON’ MANY ARTICLES   Cosmetics, Rubber Goods And Blinds Affected

COSMETIC PRICE      ‘OPA'Litts Ceilings on Venetian Blinds; Rubber Goods‘:

MILLERS OFFER PLAN 10 SPREAD WHEAT SUPPLIES   Federation Sees Saving of 50 Million Bushels by Cutting Extraction   PRESENT RATE 1§ 80%   Would Also Grind at Least Half of Export Grain Into Flour First

MILLERS WANT WHEAT CHANGES   Government Asked To Cut Extraction Rate Back To Normal Setup

MILLERS URGE NEW REVISION IN WHEAT PLAN   Suggest Overhauling 1946 Wheat Consumption Program ;

i Predicts More Showers After Siege of High Winds and Haanve Det

Ask Retailers To Save Searce Items for Vets   CPA Proposes Suits, Shirts, Underwear Be Reserved If Necessary

Veterans Get Break  Clothe Them First, Retail Merchants Ave Ureed

NOT COMPULSORY = — Dealers Asked to Reserve Clothing for War Vets

Ask clothing he reserved  for veterans CPA appeals  to retailers

Government Seeks Clothing  For Veterans   Merchants Are Asked To Reserve Full Supply Wherever Necessary

COAL STOPPAGE RAPIDLY NEARS DISASTER STAGE   Senate Asks President To Act as Industry Slows

Senators Call Lewis ‘Traitor’: Warn of Action   Truman Submits Report Showing Grave Situation

Lighting System to Be Dedicated   Celebration Will Be Held This Evening

Padilla To Fight — For ‘Honest And Free Elections   Faces Aleman, PRI Candidate

GOVERNOR MARTIN TO BE A CANDIDATE   Will Seek Nomination Or Republican Ticket For United States Senate

Tait Gives His Views On Changes To Be Made In Labor Legislation   Ohioan Will Have Most To Say And Aims At Correcting Unbalance Of Power;’ ‘Manv Changes Proposed.

Hold Three Sailors In Strangle Murder   Wisconsin Officials Seek Custody (M4 Three In Reeent Murder On Highway

JESTER AND RAINEY PLAN FAR RUNGE   Governor Predicts RailCommissioner  \ As Winner   YVILTTOR AERE

Dress Found In Drifting Boat Leads To Fear of Drowning In Cedar Lake

OPA Ups Ceiling To Boost Scarce Cotton Production   Needly Items Will Be Available In About Three Months

More Shirts and Dresses Will Be On Market Soon   But Prices Will Be Slightly Higher, Says OPA; Textile Ceilings Up

U.S. Attempts To Increase Cotton Goods   OPA Raises Prices On Textiles, Yarns To Spur Produetion

Extremists Call For Jew Revolt   Underground Plans To Resist British

SCHOOL BOARD NAMES ELECTRIC SHOP TEACHER   Board Meets In Monthly Session Last Night At Central Office

SCHOOL BOARD IN MEETING AT CENTRAL OFFICE   Liors Permitted Use Of H. & Auditorium For Annual Minstrel] Show

School Board To Repair H.S. Exits, Stairways   Buy Five Typewriters, Accepts Resignation Of H. S. Librarian

LICHFIELD TRIAL PROBE IS ASKED   Kilian Requests Postponement Until President Can Act   GETS STORMY START

Presidential Inquiry Of Trial?  Asked   Kilian Case Off To Stormy Start

Killian Asks Probe of Trials   Former Lichfield Commander Brought to Trial Today

This Was Disclosed In Court at Bad Nauheim, Germany.   ASKED BY COL. KILIAN   The Former Commander of the U. S. Army Depot ~ to Trial.

Highway Projects in Butte Area ‘Out in the Cold’  Aldermen Launch Steps -.

Highway Projects in Butte Area ‘Out in the Cold’   Aldermen Launch Steps to Remedy Situation

Shortage Debates Continue   Government And Industry Differ On Reasons For Hosiery Scarcity

IRA Leader Near Death from Fast   Irish Hunger Striker Refuses Pleas on 33rd Day

Heads Effort To Prevent Start Of Huge Steel Strike   Parley Called At White House This Afternoon In Hope Of Averting Strike   SOME HOPE HELD OF AVERTING TIEUP

EXPECT AX TO FALL ON OPA I NEXT CONGRESS   Only Sugar, Rice and Syrups Remain Under Agency Food Control

SOLONS MAY KILL THE OPA IN JANUARY   Prediction Comes From High Administration Of. ficials — Meanwhile. More Price Controls Are Lifted.

Administration Expects OPA fo Die in January   But, By Then, Lids Will Remain on Slim List of Scarce Items

Temperatures   OPA Grabs Price Limits Off Long List of Products   Means Lifting of Pay Curbs in Industries Affected What Remains of Price Agency Slated for Death When Congress Convenes

Congress Will Kill OPA, High Officials Say   Predict Only Rents, Very Scarce Items Will Be Left by January

OPA MAY DIE IN JANUARY  By Then Only a   By Then Only a Slim List of Items Will Remair

Long List of Items Freed From Ceilings   Temporary Price Hike: And Gradual Return To Supply, Demand Structure Expected

Congress fo Kill OPA in January, Officials Predict   By That Time Only Rent and Few Items Will Be Under Cansyen

Solons May Kill OPA In January  More Items Freed Of Ceiling Prices

OPA May Die In January   Takes Price Tags From Cosmetics, List of. Non-Food Products

CONGRESS MAY KILL OPA ACT NEXT JANUARY   Only Slim List of Goods Will Be Left By That Time, Officials Say   CEILINGS BEING JUNKED IN SPEEDY FASHION

Prediction of High Official   Rent, Scarce Items May Be Controlled

‘More Price  Ceilings Are ‘e Removed   Cosmetics And Long List Of Non-lood Products Freed By Washineton Order

Action by Congress Expected   OPA Officials See Costs On Decontrolled Food Items Zooming.

Congress May Kill OPA In January, Say High Officials   Decontrol Speedup Is Based Upon That Idea

High Officials Predict End of OPA in January   Only Few Items Will Be. on List Then

Decontrol Speedup Is Based On Idea Congress May Kill OPA First Of the New Year

Ceilings on Most Food Products Are Removed; ° Rent Controls Rema

Congress May Kill OPA In January, Officials Believe   -Very Little by Then Will Be Under Cetlinas

Administration Basing Decontrol Speedup On Theory Congress May Kill O. P. A. In January, Officials Say   Says Monopolists Have Barred Discoveries From U. S. Market

Whats Left Of Control Expected to be  hrown Uut Dy Congress . . . .  OPA May Be Killed In January

CAPITAL LOOKS FOR JANUARY DEATH OF OPA   Nonfoods’ Decontrol Cited As Added Indication - Agency Is Doomed

Say Congress Likely To Kill OPA In January   Administration Basing Decontrol Speed-Up On K. O. Probability

CONGRESS MAY KILL OPA AT THE NEXT SESSION   This Was the Prediction By Some High Administration Officials.   FEW ARTICLES REMAIN   OPA Snatched Its Price Tags From Cosmetics and Some Food Products Today.

NEWDECONTROLS GIVES EMPHASIS TO OFFICIAL HINT   PRICE TAGS REMOVED FROM COSMETICS ANC NON-FOOD PRODUCTS

New Congress Is Expected To Eliminate OPA   Forecast Emphasized When ‘Price Tags Are Snatched from Cosmetics and Long ‘List of Non-Food Products

Not Much ‘OPA Left By January      ‘Swift Decontrol  Program Will Leave Little For a Hostile’ — Congress to Knock Out

Killing Of OPA By Congress In January Seen  But Only A Few Items To Have

%Ceilings To Be Removed From Nearly All Items   Cosmetics Join Beer And Bread On Long List Of Decontrols; Rent, Sugar,  * Pp:.e Remain Under Tops

OPA DEATH IN JANUARY SEEN   Only Slim List Of Scarce Articles Will Remain Then

More Controls Lifted Demise of OPA In January Is  New Prediction

OPA Death By  January Seen   Cosmetics Newest Tx Be Put On List Of  Freed Items

Officials See Demise of OPA in January   Expected Few Items Wiil Be Under Control by End of the Year

Price Roofs Go Off Still More Items   Only Scattered Vestiges Of Control To Remain By First of Year.

OPA Demise In January  Is Forecast   Some Officials Predict Congress Will Vote Out What Little Is Left of Set-Up at Next Session

OPA Death in  January Seen   Ceilings Lifted From Many More Items in Sequel To Food Decontrol

Congress May Finish Off Agency Soon   Only Few Items Will Still Be Under Control by January

Death of OPA In January   Congress Expected to Act But Most Controls Will Be Off Then

Congress May  Kall OPA  In January But There Will be   But There Will be Only a Slim List Then Under Ceilings

Hint Congress May Kill Unneeded OPA In January of ’47   Predict Only Few Lids Will Still Remain by That Time

DEMOS EXPECT EARLY ACTION BY CONGRESS   Political Advantage for President», Seen In Moves

OFFICIALLY KILL OPA IN JANUARY   More Articles Are Freed 1 Follow-Up To Sweeping Orders Wednesday

Few Items fo Be Under Ceilings By Coming January   When Congress May Kill OPA; Cosmetics, Most Foods Decontrolled Now

Congress Seen — Ready To Kill OPA In January   Decontrol Speedup Based On Prediction; OPA Snatches Price Tags From Cosmetics

CONGRESS MAY ELIMINATE OPA IN UANIIARY   . Price Tags Off Cosmetics And Noan-Faad Products

High Officials Say Congress  Will Kill OPA ‘Next January   Decontrol Speeded; Cosmetics Ceilings Are Removed Today

‘Ranking Officials In /Administration Expect OPA Death in January

List Of Scarce ltems Trimmed Down To Bone  Price Tags Token Off Cosmetics And

— PRICES — Cosmetic Ceilings Lifted   POLITICAL AIM SEEN IN SPEED

Price Tags Taken From Cosmetics, Many Other Items In Decontrol Move

Congress May Kill OPA By Next January   FEW ITEMS UNDER PRICE CONTROL BY NEW YEAR

Nation May See Last of OPA At Start of “47   Few Items to. Remain Under Controls by That Time. Belief

New Congress to Kill OPA, Belief in’ Washington   Another Big Segment " of Price Control Is Swept Overboard

End Of OPA In January  Is Predicted   Officials Say Congress May Kill Price Control On Few Remaining Items.

OPA Takes Off Price Tags On More Products   Sugar Only Food Still Controlled; Predict End Of Aaency In Januan

‘ DECONTROL POLICY GAINS SPEEI OPA Will Be A Mere Shadow By January When Congress Meets

List Of Scarce Items Trimmed Down To Bone   Price Tags Taken Off Cosmetics And Other Products

Rail Blast Kills 6 Police In Jerusalem   Officials Blame Sternist Gang For New Violence

Underground Mine Is Set. Off -Underneath h Trolley.  IS . 'B LOW O Ww N. ‘UP Second. Blast Derails   Second. Blast Derails “Frain Near Tel Aviv “During Night

Underground Mine Wrecks Jerusaler  Trolley; Six Deac   Blast Kills Two British and Four Arab Constables; Sternists Blamed

BUMPER SOY BEAN HARVEST NOW BRINGING FANCY PRICES   Are Source Of Valuable Oil Now Taken Off Control List

Soybeans Returr Wondrous Prices  Nitinantc Earmaxe   Nation's Farmers Reaping Rich Harvest

Demand Heavy  For Soy Deans   Selling In Chicago At 89 59 Por Ruchel

Soy Beans Make Good Money For Midwest Farms   Chicago Market Is Paying $3.50 Per Bushel As 1946 Crop Doubles Last Prewar Harvest

Soy Beans Bring Record Prices   Demand for Beans Urgent and Coming From Many Sources

GLEEMEN TO STAGE GALA MUSIC FETE MAY 11 AT FENGER   Hull House Group, Noted Soloists Are Billed for Concert

Music Festival -To Be Given By  Gleemen Singer:   Forgan Park Organization Will Present Program on Mav 11.

Lewis’ Rivals Move to Take Helm As Mine Workers’ Campaign Stalls: Pay Demands to Be Drafted. Soon

ClO Unions Making Strong Bid to Lead Drive for Wage Boosts in 47

Steel Workers Plan to Unveil Economic Report Wednesday; Auto Workers Draft Plans.  NO SIGN OF BREAK  IN LEWIS’ FIGHT

CIO UNIONS IN STRONG BID FOR LEAD IN WAGES   Plan Their Cases While Lewis’ Drive Remains Stalled

} TOP UNIONS SET STRATEGY MEET MONDAY   Negotiations Stull Stalled in Coal Mine Dispute

C10 UNIONS IN BID FOR LEADERSHIF   Aggressive Action Is Undertaken With Lewis Stalled In Supreme Court.

New Wave Of Strikes Indicated   Wage Increases To Be Sought Nationally

CIO PREPARES WAGE DEMANDS ON INDUSTRIES   Goal in Most Cases Likely to Be Increase of About 25 Cents an Hour.   SEEK TO OUTDO LEWIS   No Moves Apparent for New Private Contract With UMW Chieftain

C10 Bids for Leadership in Wage Prive   Anticipate Demands For Pay Hikes of 25 Cents an Hour

Pay Increase of 15 Cents Hourly To Be Objective   UAW Meeting Today To Outline Campaign For Salary Boosts

Unicns Expect To Ask Raise fitter Jan. 1   ‘CIO PROBABLY TO SEEK 25-CENT AN HOUR BOOST

ClO Bidding for Leadership im 1947 Wage Drive   Rival Campaign By Lewis Stalled While Suprme Court Reviews Case

Wage Increases of 25 Cents an Hour to Be Goal in Most Basic Industries

Manpower Shortage Is Expected By Fall   Civilian Work Force Is Approaching ‘£0 Million Jebs' Level

Employment Service Says Labor Mart To Be Tighter Than In Recent Months

Say Manpower Shortage Will BeFelt Soon   CPA Officials Base Predie. tion On Latest Census +Reports On Unem ployment

Manpower Dearth By Fall Looms      Civilian Working Force Near Wallace “Full . ployment” Level.

JOBS MIGHT BE TOO PLENTIFUL   Manpower Dearth To Menace Industries in Fall, CPA Report Claims

NEW SHORTAGE OF MANPOWER 1S EXPECTED   An Unparalleled Economic Activity Is Anticipated Bringing Tighter Labor Market by October on November.

Economists See Manpower Lack ‘Looming Larger   CPA Officials Expect Piach “Te Be Felt As Early. As -: October Or . November

Federal Economists See Manpower Shortage for United States by Fall

Shortage Of Manpower In Fall Is Seen   Working Force Of Civilians Neer “Full Employment”

See Manpower Shortage by Fall   Some U. S. Economists See Pinch by October  Or November

‘EKeonomiusts -Are Convinced  Manpower Shortage Expected This Autumn

A Jobs Goal Near Reality   Nation Is Expected  To Pass “Full Employ: ment” Mark, and Feel Labor Pinch By Fall

NEW JOBS TO OPEN UP IN U.S.  Shortage Of Men  Forecast In Nation

Labor Market Pinch Is Seen  By Economists   Employment Records Start Prediction of Manpower Shortage in Industry

FederalEconomists Predict New Manpower Shortages; Will Be Felt During Fall

Shortage of Manpower Looms in Fall      CPA Officials Believe Pinch May Be Felt by October or November

New Manpower Shortage by Fall Seen by Federal Economists as Industry Absorbes US Veterans

Tight Labor Situation Seen   Nation Faced- With Manpower Shortage

Shortage of Labor Predicted To Hit Industry This Fall   Officials Surprised By Absorption of Discharged Veterans

New Shortage Of Manpower  Seen By Fall   May Be Felt as Early as October, U. S. Economists Declare

Today’s Outlook   IRON CLAD RULES NEEDED TO ENFORCE ANY U. N. AGREEMENT   By JM. ROBERTS, JR. AP Foreign Affairs Analyst Substituting for MacKenzie

ALL MAJOR NATIONS WANT VETO POWER KEPT IN UN,, IN SPITE OF ATOM ENERCY CONTROL PLANS

(NEW RECORD SAID SET  -Forty-One Persons Named In Indictments By Jury

Troops Climb Alps To Rescue Eleven  Aboard Airliner   Transport From _ Italy Carries Food, Medical Supplies; Five Are Reported Hurt

U. S. TRANSPORT PLANE CRASHES IN FRENCH ALPS   BRIGADIER GENERAL AMONG 11 ABOARD; SEVERAL INJURED

U.S. Transport Plane Downed In Alps Sighted   Five Persons Reported In. jured In Crash Of €-53 In  Mountains.

ARMY TRANSPORT PLANE CRASHES IN FRENCH ALPS   7 Passengers, 4 Of Crew Aboard;  Reeacuers Workme

U. S. PLANE WRECKAGE IS SPOTTED   Five Persons Reported Hurt; No Fatalities

Spot Wreckage Of Army Plane   Five of 11 Aboard Reported Hurt, Degree Not Learned

Ball Studies Bill To End Basic Strikes   Senator May Urge End Of Raroainines

400. Little Vessel: Bring “in Barge: And Ships Loadec With Badly Need. ed Fuek «

Tugs Go Back. Into Service   Owners Take Over Nev York Fleet as Strike  Ende

TUGS TURNED BACK BY GOVT   N. York Harbor Operations Resumed As Strike Ends; Lift Oil Rationing

Gotham Tugs Resume Work   Boats Returned to Owners Gothant Gets Fuel :

JAPAN ACCEPTING DEMOCRATIC RULES   Brewster Sees Need for U.S. Troops Dwindling

Need For Troops Lessens As Japs Accept Democracy   Reports Sen. Brewster After Talk With MacArthur

Says Need For American Occupation Of Japan Is Decreasing Very Rapidly

WACIs Acquitted Of One Charge in Jewel Theft Cas   Motion for Dismissal of 3 Other Indictments Is Denied in Court

Acquittal to Capt. in One Gem Charge   2 MORE CHARGES ARE ON rit; AGAINST WAC OFFI. CER NASH.

WAC ACQUITTED ON CONSPIRACY COUNT   Dismissal of Three Other Inchictrmeant. Denied

PRINCIPATS iean   AGM POOIHS Fee OROTEILE Anthracite Strike Threatened: Lewis May Resume Nesotiation

Negotiations In Coal Strike May Be Begun   Fuel Supplies Of Steel - Mills, Railroads. And Utilities Dwindle

LEGION. PLANS ~ISMS’ ATTACK   DEMAND FOR STRONG PREPAR-EDNESS ‘PROGRAM TO BE, MADE—HOOVER WARNS OF COMMIES

Legion Hears Call To Fight  Communism   National Legion Convention Gets Message From Army, Navy And F.B.I. Leaders   HUGE PARADE IS FEATURE OF DAY

EGIONNAIRES AUNCH FIGHT CAINST REDS   yynoters Stress »position to isms”

Delayed Food Shipments To Starving World JResulting From Strike 

1G INJURED IN HEAD-ON CRASE OF TWO TRAINS   Passenger, Freight Trains Collide in North Carolina Today

RAIL CRASH INJURES 16.   ‘Freight and Passenger Trains Meet Head On in South,

TRAINS COLLIDE NEAR RALEIGH   Freight And Passenger Meet Head-On; 16 Hurt; None Believed Seriously Injuread.

Supports. PlanTo Draft Statute -For Free Tri ieste   8-Nation - Subcommiiséion -“ Would Handle. Details; Slav Talk: Interrupted

Battle for Changchun On   Chinese Communists Launch Attack on  Government Forces

LAUNCH BATTLE FOR CHANGCHUN   Chinese Government and Communist Forces Reported in In Fierce Fight

Constant Rattle Of Gunfire Is Heard  Battle For Changchun Rages; Red Forces Seize Air Fields

Battle for Manchurian City Erupts   Chinese Communists Launch Attack on Government Forces-Air Fields Captured

Chinese Reds Attack Before  Soviets Leave   Government Forces Short Of Ammunition; U. S. Plane Is Captured

BATTLE RAGES FOR CITY OF CHANGCHUN   Chinese Government, Communist Troops Tangle

Chinese Reds Bean Battle  of Chanachur   Outmanned Garrison Resists; Communist: Get Three Airfields

Severe Battle Is Raging for Changchun Chinese Civil War Appears to ‘Have Spread Again in Manchuria

Battle Rages At Changchun   Chinese Communists Began Atlack Before Withdrawal Of Soviets.

Government, Red Forces Battle in Manchurian Area  Communists Launch Attack as Russian Troops Withdraw

COMMUNISTS START FIGHT FOR CHANGCHUN   Pitched Battle Underway With  Nationalists

Communists Attack As Russians Leave; Government Defends   Civil War Breaks Out When Soviet Occupation Forces Quit

CHINESE REDS BALTLE FOR CHANGCHUN   Communists Launch Attack Upon Government Forces in’ Manchurian Capital Before Soviets Withdraw.

Chinese  Fighting Boomed In Force   Government Faces Communist Army  At Chungchun

Martial Law in Manchurian City   Tension Increases in Changchun as Soviet Troops Evacuate City

Tension Mounts As Red Troops Quit Changchun   Martial Law Set As Communists Attack Airfield

THE CHANGCHUN BATTLE BEGINS   The Communists Launched An Attack Sunday.

Civil Strife in Manchuria Increases; Commies Attack   Both Sides Hope For Speedy Return Of Gen. Marshall

Stiff Fight Rages for Changchun   Communiéts Capture Air Fields, Enter City

Constant Gunfire As Chinese Reds Attack Nationals   Already Gain Control of All  ye yy he ee ow ee ae ee

Fight For Capital Of Manchuria   Chinese Communists _ Attack Goverhment Forces in City

Tension Rises in Manchurian City As Reds Depart   City Said to Be Under Martial Law

CHANGCHUN IS BATTLE GROUND   ‘Communists Attack City _ From Three Sides As Reds Withdraw

Reds Launch Attack 2 Hours Before Soviet  Army Pulls Out   Gain Control of All Three Air Fields at Changchun

Flashing of Light Spurs Search Crew   May Indicate Someone Survived Crash in Mountains

Congress Has Onl 10 Days to Decide OPA’s Life  Initial Session Set For Tuesday by Conference Group

OPA Time Running Out   Congress Has Ten Days Left to Put Billin Shape; Veto: Expected

Congress Wakes Up to Fact OPA Deadline Is Near  Conferees Discover  Thev Have Only 10

Final Version Heads for Veto By President  Bowles Voices Cost of Living

OPA PARLEY HAS 10 DAYS TO ACT   Price Control Extension May Bog Down

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ANDREWS REPLIES TO SENATOR PEPPER   Calls on Colleague to Apologize to Truman and Byrnes for Attack on Foreign Policy.

Pepper Asked For Apology fo Slap at Truman   Fellow Democrat Says Statement Is ‘Not Representative’

Sidney Hillman, ClO Leader, Dies  Heart Attack at Summer Home Fatal

S. Hillman U. S. Labor Leader, Dies   Heart Attack Ends Career in Unions and Politics—  Was 59 Years Old

— HILLMAN— Power In Labor, Politics  pa a a ee   Head of €.1.0.: Stricken at Point Lookoist

SIDNEY HILLMAN, CI0-PAC LEADER, DIES SUDDENLY   Head of Clothing Workers Union Thepan Doapad oe

Sidney Hillman, OFCIO and PAC, Nies Suddenly   Heart Attack Takes Vital Figure “From industrial Organizetion Scene

HEART TROUBLE FATAL 10 PAC POLITICAL BOSS   CIO Vice President Figured in Campaign Issue in 1944

Death Follows Heart Attack Suffered At Summer Home ThisMorning      Rose To Powerful Office In Labor   Political Action Committee May Name Successor At Meeting Next Week

Sidney Hillman, CIO-PAC Chief, Dies Suddenly  Heart Condition ¢ Death

Long Active In Behalf Of  Union Labor  Directed Affairs Of Garment Unior

Hillman, Labor Leader, is Dead  Won Fame as Leader   Won Fame as Leader of CIO Union, PAC

Death Laid To Heart Ailment   Is Found Unconscious In Bed by His Wife

HILLMAN, CI0 FOUNDER, DIES      Influential Labor Leade: Succumbs to Attack Of Heart Disease

CIO-PAC LEADER FALLS VICTIM OF HEART CONDITION   ONE-TIME IMMIGRANT. BOY BECAME CENTER OF POLITICAL STORM

Sidney Hillman, Who Led Labor and Became National Political Fiqure, Is Dead

HEART ATTACK TAKES HILLMAN   CIO-PAC Leader Dies At His Summer Home

Attack Fatal To Sidney Hillman   {mmigrant Headed PAC. Clothing Workers’  Union

Sidney Hillman, Cl0's Political Chieftain, Is Dead  Was Credited With Big   Was Credited With Big Part in Electing FDR in 1944

HILLMAN DIES FROM HEART ATTACK   Head of PAC Suffered Fatal Spell This Morning

SIDNEY HILLNAN SUCCUMBS TODAY   President of the Powerful Clothing Workers Union Dies.

CIO-PAC Head, Sidney Hillman Heart Victim   Controversial Labor Figure Dies in N. Y.

Sidney Hillman, CIO-PAC Leader. Taken by Death   Heart Ailment Fatal To Laber Boss, Center Of 1944 Political Storm

Death Comes This Morning to Stdney Hillman, Lithuanian ‘Immigrant Who Rose to Power   Chairman of Powerful CIO Political Action Committee And One of Nation’s Leading Labor Magnates Succumbs

ClO LEADER DIES IN HEART ATTAGK   Emigrant From Russia Rose To Dominate Democratic Convention in °44

Head of Clothing Workers Victim Of Heart Attack   Born in Russia, He Achieved  Fame in Americc

SIDNEY ‘HILLMAN, POLITICAL FIGURE, DIES IN NEW YORK   Chairman. of Political  Action Committee Succumbs; Had * Big Part in Campaien

HILLMAN, LABOR AND POLITICAL POWER, IS DEAD   Heart Attack Fatal to Chairman  of The PAC

Sidney Hillman Taken By Death   Heart Attack Is Fatal To P. A. GC. Founder At Home On Long Island

Sudden Death Of Sidney   Prominent Labor and Political Leader Is Victim Of Acute Heart Attack.

Sidney Hillman, Strong CIO-PAC Leader Succumbs  Heart Ailment is Fatal   Heart Ailment is Fatal To President, Organizer Of Clothing Worker Union

Chairman of P.A.C. Succumbs at Home ‘On Long Island N.Y   Had Become One Of Most Powerful Men In Labor Histary

Hillman, P.A.C.. Head, Succumbs   Heart Attack Takes Life of Lithuanian Immigrant Who Became Powerful Labor Force

POWERFUL LABOR LEADER WHO DOMINATED LAST DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION " DIED OF HEART ATTACK

SIDNEY HILLMAN DIES AT AGE 59   National Labor Leader And PAC Chairman Succumbs Following Attack.

DEATH TAKES 5. HILLMAN, CiO LEADER   Heart Attack Ends Life of Powerful Labor Chief, Age 59

Heart Ailment Is Fatal To Labor Leader   Dies At Summer Home On Long Island Shore

UNION LEADER WAS ISSUE IN ‘44 CAMPAIGN   Rose to Power from Start as Immigrant Garment Cutter

Hillman, CIO Leader, Dies In New York   Heart Condition Held Cause of Death Of Labor Figure

Labor Leader Succumbs To Heart Attack   Death Recalls ‘Clear Everything With Sydney’ Statement

Sidney Hillman, ClO Political Boss, Dead   One-Time Immigrant Boy And Chairman of PAC Was Storm Center in 1944 Presidentie£ Camuaiacn

C10 Leader, 59, Dies At Home Today Shortly After Becoming Ill   ®pac Chairman Active Ir Labor Circles Since Coming To U. S.

Was Power In Politics  And Labor   Heart Aitack Fatal te Onetime Immigrant; New Deal Backer.

HILLMAN, HEAD DIED TODAY   Heart Ailment Took Politically Strong Labor Man

Sidney Hillman, National ClO-PAC  Chairman, Dies  Clothing Workers’ Head    Clothing Workers’ Head  Was Political Storm Center

Head Of PAC Is Stricken Karly Today   Started Career In Chicago Clothing Shop

Coal Shortage Giving Denver A Tough Time   Old Age Pensioners Have to Huddle Around Toaster

SHAKEUP IN GOP’S COMMITTEE 1S NOT INSPIRED BY TAFT   Ohio Senator Denies Responsibility for Ousting Assistant Chairman

ISENATOR TART DENIES HE WAS ‘RESPONSIBLE FOR CONTROVERSIAL RESIGNATION OF MISS MARTIN

TAFT DENIES HE SOUGHT OUSTER   Says He Had No Part In Resignation Of Miss Martin

Freedom Asked For Objectors   Pre-Christmas Actions Planned By President Truman

FOR OBIECTORS   Action Before Christmas  Seen By President, Justice Denartment

Conscientious Objectors to Cet Freedom   About One-Third of All Now in Prison To Get Released

CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTORS TO GET RELEASES   President Plans PreChristmas ‘Amnesty For Prisoners

ObjectorsTo Get Freedom By Christmas   Truman Plans To * Free Third Of. . Those Stil] Held

“CHRISTMAS - aM NESTS Truman Plans Yule Release  For 33% of U. S. Conchies

Demonstrators Parade in Front  Of White House   Truman to Name Board To Study Each Case; To Release Witnesses

hristmas Amnesty Planned r President In Behalf Of onscientious Objectors

WILDCAT DIVORCE MILL {5 CHARGED   Calumet City and Chicago Heights Courts Are Accused.

Nazis Reported In Bad Condition   Leaders Sentenced To Prison Suffer Ill Health, Hess Regains Memory

WAR DEAD RETURN DELAY      Shortage of Casket Materials Given as Cause by Army

Hesse Jewels Are Sensation At Wae’s Tridl   Glittering Dieplay O: Celebrated Gems In German Court Takes Trial Spotlight

Texas Residents Flee as Crest Of Flood Nears  Rescuers Struggle To Save 50 From High River

San Antonio Taking Counts af Life Loss and Damage. Due Ts Hieh Waters:

Texas Flood Moves On   Many. South of San Antonio Leave Homes As Crest Nears; Sik Dead

UN TAKES UP QUESTION OF FRANCO SPAIN   Problem M: ay Pose Showdown  With Russia

ALL UN GROUPS GO INTO ACTION   “SIX COMMISSIONS STARTING WORK TODAY

SHIP BODIES OF {3 FOR BURIAL   Victims Of Plane Crash From Seven States And Canada

Bodies Of 13 Victims Of Wyoming Air Crash Shipped Home For Burial

Crash Of Plane Yet Unexplained   Bodies of Thirteen Victims Shipped Homeward For Burial

Potofsky Takes Union Presidency   Named Head of Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America

IRAN REPORTS REDS ARE OUT OF COUNTRY   Paves Way for UN to Remove Case from Agenda

Polish Proposed Query Rejected   Dutch British Oppose Asking Lran Embarrassing Questions’

U. N. REFUSES TO DROP IRAN INVESTIGATION   Delegate Contradicts Tehran's Report on Red Withdrawal

United Nations Refuse to Drop lranian Probler   Takes Action After Report That All Soviet Troops Have Not Left

HEARS REDPAT SOME RUSSIAN TANDPS STH   Various Opinions Conflict on Withdrawal from Azerbaijan.

10,000 Protest Police Charge on Strikers   Orderly Demonstration Follows Break-Up of G-E Parade

Govt’s Policy In Britain ls Attacked   Labor Party Rebels Score Tieup Between England and America

Labor Bloc Opens Fire In Commons   Rebels Say Government Abandons Pledges of Mediation Policy.

Election Pledges Forgotten, Says ~ Leader of Rebels   Government Has Failed to End East-West Division,  Crossman Asserts

Says Tojo Took Blame for Attack on U. S.  Excerpts From Statement Are Given Court

T0J0 ACCEPTS ATTACK BLAME   Admits His Responsibility For Pearl Harbor in Record Read to War Crimes Court

FORMER SAILOR IS SWEPT OVER FALLS IN ATTEMPT TO SAVE BOY   25 ARE KILLED AS ARMY BOMBER PLOUGHS INTO SIDE OF MT. TOM

Plan Aimed At Releasing Big Stocks   CPA Drafts Plan To Assure Hosiery  For All Women

Prices On Men s Suits Revised   Action Of O. P. A. Is Ex pected To Bring More Clothing To Market Soon   APRIL 15 IS DATE OF PRICE CHANGE

Expect Order To Break Dam ln Men’s Suits   OPA to Permit Price Based on Present Cost Pius Markup of 1943

OPA Hikes Prices On Men's Clothes   Order May ‘Break Jam’ And Release New Suits

‘How To Pay Soldier ‘Bonus Causes Political Split At Sprinafield

LEGION HEADS WIFE LOSES HER COSMETICS CASE   COUNTRY CLUB STAG NEW STORE HOURS

WELCOME FOR KING GEORGE   Monarch to Return to His Throne Saturday Despite Border Fighting and Civil Strife   PRECAUTIONS TAKEN

GREEKS PREPARE TO. GREET KING   PLAN WELCOME IN SPITE OF CIVIL STRIFE IN NORTH

Royalist Gov't. Intensifies Military Action Against Opposition and Takes Drastic Safety Measures To Welcome King.

Greeks Ready To Welcome King George   Athens Will Close Down Completely Saturday Morning For Monarch’s Reception

Greeks Complete Plans To Receive Return of King   Athens to Close Completely On Saturday Morning

Greeks Are Set ToGreet In King   State Of Civil War Is Still Existing In Quarters

 Border Strife Rages as Greece Prepares ’To Welcome King from Five-Year Exile

HOPE KING'S RETURN WILL QUIET STRIFE   Greece Makes Elaborate Plans to Receive George Il Saturday—Army Moves to Put Down Northern Uprising.

Greece Plans Welcome For Monarch  Civil Strife, Border   Civil Strife, Border Fighting Seen As Full-Scale War

Elaborate Precautions Taken For Safety of Monarch as He Assumes Throne   MILITARY OrsRATIONS, . FEARBSG UF: IN. NORTH

Preparing for Return of King  Plans Go Ahead Pacnite Civil Strife

Grecian King. Returning To War-torn Land  Civil Strife In.  ; bless @ ambimiine

Monarch To Be Received Saturday Morning; Fierce Border Fighting, Civil  Strife Plague Nation.   RETURN MAY STABILIZE THE TENSE SITUATION

Greeks Complete Plans To Welcome King Bach As Fighting Continues

I ighting Fails To Stop  Greek  Welcome Plans   King George’s Return Expected to Stabilize ‘Tense Situation in Civil Disturbances

King Returns To Greece As ‘Strife Flares.   Government Prepares For Celebrations Army Takes Stens To Ouvell Unrising,

GREECE SET T0 WELCOME KING   George II Returns Saturday In Spite Of Fierce Fighting

Meanwhile. Strife- Ridden 4 Hellenes Prepare to Wel come Return of Monarch  Saturday

Greeks Prepare to Welcome King as Strife Increases   Fighting on North Borders Said to Bein “War Stana

Big Celebration Set For Saturday .... Greeks Prepare  To Greet King Despite Strife

Greeks Ready to Greet King Back   Plans for Welcoming Completed Despite Border Fighting

King’s Return Expected To Remedy  Tense Situation in War-Torn Greece

FINISH PLANS 10 WELCOME KING GEORGE I BACK   Planning Huge Celebratior Despite Mounting Civil Strife

Greece Plans Welcome For Monarch   Civil Strife, Border Fighting Seen As Full-Scale War

GREECE AWAITS KING AS STRIFE GRIPS COUNTRY   Athens Expects Monarch Ir Day Or Two; Army Tries To Put Down Revolt

Will Welcome  Heavy Guard Greek King  :   Care Is Taken Against Gunplay as Monarch Passes Crowds

GREECE GREETS KING WITH WAR   Nation Torn By Civil Strife as Ruler Starts Secret Trio to Homeland.

MacArthur Edict Covers All Political Activities Next Phase of Purge Tues.

SELEDTIVE SERVICE MAY bt EXTENDED   Change In Draft Rule Is Considered Today At Capital.

Wallace Proposed As Successor for Stettinus in UN   Senator Pepper Suggests - Commerce Secretary for ~- Security Post

FOES OF CASE BILL TO FIGHT   Seek United Front to Op. pose Stringent Strike Levislation

Strike Control Foes fo Forge “hited Front  House Debate  ¢ Over Measure  pen wees

S60 LADS, FEES meee  Backers Confic der Anti-Strike Bill ©  To Pass In House.

ANTISTRIKE BILL FOES SET FOR UPHILL FIGHT   Seek To Forge United Fron Against Case Measure

‘House Foes Forged United  ‘Front In Uphill Fight Against New Strike Control Measure   Backers Of Bill Confident Bill Will Pass Without Fundamental Chanqes

egisiation ito VLontrol oOtrikes. . .  F oes Of pe oe Curbs Are Staging An Uphill Battle

BREAD SUPPLIES CUT BY STRIKES   Philadelphia and Chicage Among Cities Affected By Wage Demands

No News Here  Maine Republicans in Sweep ‘But Margins Under Normal

Maine Polling Is Heavily In GOP Favor   leaders Garner Large Maojorities in New England Election

Maine Republicans Make Clean Sweep Of State Election  Rin Mainrities Said   Big Majorities Said ‘Heartening’ to GOP Leaders Over Nation

CIO: Head Claims Idle Steel Firms Would Show Profit.  Says -They Aim tc  Run Goverment.

Urges Repeal Of Tax Rebate   Murray Claims U. S, Treasury Being Mulcted

Imperialism Is Dead Even Though Britain’s Ex-War Minister Won’‘t Admit It

‘MODERN AGE BRINGS END OF ALL 'EMPIRES; WARNING PLAIN WHEN  ATTLEE. CHURCHILL MATCH WITS

U.S., Chinese Sign Pact of Friendship   Agreement Has No Political Tieup, Officials Assert

New Chinese Treaty Signed By The U. 5.   Agreement Defines Business Relations of Two Nations

U. S. and China Sign A Friendship Pact   Five-Year Treaty Involving Commerce and Navigation Is Executed by Nations, Subject to Approval of Senate and Yuan.

CARDINAL HITS “AT OCCUPATION         CARDINAL-OF-COLOGNE-SA  GERMANS USED AS “SLAVE  LABOR"—CRITICIZES  CRIMES TRIALS 

Village clerk sound sleeper; lightning strikes house—-so neighbors say

CIVILIAN WORKER KILLED, TWO OTHERS INJURED IN -FOGEWOOD BOMB. BLAST

Rubber firms agree to 18.5  cent pay hike  Increase covers 100.000 workers

100,000 Rubber Workers To Receive 1812 Cents Hike With 12 Cents: Retroactive to Nov. 1

RUBBER WORKERS GIVEN PAY BOOST   Agreement Is Signed with Four Principal Companies

RUBBER WORKERS GET WAGE RAIS!   FOUR BIG COMPANIES AND UNION AGREE ON 18%4-CENT BOOST FOR 100,000.

Agree To Raise In Rubber Talks  1812-Cent Hour Wage Increase Is Approved

Reject Try To Kill Labor Bill   Surprise Move To Kill All Labor Legislation Pending Before House. .

House Begins Test Voting on Strike_ Control Proposals   Leaders Expect Case Bill toEmerge With But Few Changes

SURPRISE MOVE’  - House Rejects Plan to Kill Labor Bills Pending Celler’s Motion Was  To Erase: Entire: _ Strike Control Bill

LABOR CONTROL BILLS SPEEDED   Stiff Provisions Made For Curbing Strikes And Lockouts

ATTEMPT TO KILL LABOR BILLS FAILS   FOES OF STRINGENT STRIKE CONTROLS OVERWHELMINGLY DEFEATED IN HOUSE

HOUSE REJECTS MOVE TO KILL CASE MEASURE   Surprise Plan Would Have Stricken Out Entire Bill

SURPRISE MOVE T0 TOSS PLAN OUT OF HOUSE VOTED DOWN  PRELIMINARY TEST SAID TO INDICATE LAW’S RINAL FATE

SURPRISE MOVE 10 TOSS PLAN OUT OF HOUSE VOTED DOWN  ‘PRELIMINARY TEST SAID TO INDICATE

House Repulse: Move to Serap All Labor Bills   Foes of Strike Curbs Test Their Strength  On Labor Legislation

House Defeats Effort To Kill  Labor Measures   GOP Will Try To Tone Down Broad Case Strike Contro] Bill.

Strike Bill Maneuvering Continues   Backing for Moves To Restrict Unions Remains Strong

DEFEAT FOES OF CASE BILL   Surprise Action to Scrap Labor Legislation Is Beaten in House

House Blocks Move To Kill Labor Bills   Proposal Of Rep. Celler To Discard Pending Labor Legislation Is Rejected, 130 To 42

Move to Kill Labor Bills Is Rejected   Discussion of Measure by Rep. Case Is Continued After Surprise Action Results in Failure

Move to Kill All Labor Bills Halted   House Decisively Repulses Effort to Scrap Measures

Move To Scrap Labor Bill Fails  Foes Get Chance To Test Strength

House Blocks Move to Kill Labor Bill   Republicans Take Steps To Tone Down Points In Case Measure

Hitler - Goering Loose With Money   Berlin Newsmen_ Reveals Staggering Sums Spent By Nazi Leaders During Reign

CHARGE ALSO MADE THAT GOERING SPENT HUGE’ "SUMS WHILE NAZIS HAD POWER

Tastes "Hell, Takes Pledge  y  Blast Furnace Rot Spot to Sleep otf Jaq

Carl Klatt Enters Jail At Eldora   Former Guard Starts 30-Day Sentence For Assault

‘Steel Workers To Avoid Strike Even If OPA Is Junked      Murray Says Union Will  Keep Contract, But - Urges Retention Of OPA.

MURRAY URGES OPA EXTENSION   Asserts Steel Workers Won't Strike Again This Year

Eight Killed By  Crazed Sailor   Four Others Critically Wounded Aboard TST Raat

SHORTAGE FELT OVER NATION AS FUEL DWINDLES   400,000 Idle As Result Of Prolonged Walkout Of Country’s Miners   PRESSURE BEING PUT ON   Government May Be Forced To Intervene; Lewis Committee To Meet

GOVERNMENT MEDIATOR OPTIMISTIC FOR BREAK IN NATION'S COAL STRIKE   FUEL. FAMINE PLUNGES MANY U’S. CITIES INTO SEMIDARKNESS

Nation Feeling Strike’ s Pinch In Daily Living   Settlement Outlook Is Better This Week

HOPE FOR COAL STRIKE SETTLEMENT   Mediators Say End Of Walkout May Come This Week

French Order Frontier with  Spain Closed   Execution of Spaniard Who Aided France in Fight Against Germany Brings About Break

French Close Spanish Border   Government Declares Situation in Spain Constitutes Danger To World Security

FRENCH ORDER SPAIN FRONTIER CLOSED MARCH 1   Claims Present Situation ‘Danger to Internationat Security’

TENSION GROWS; FRENCH DECLARE PEACE IS AT STAKE   CONDEMN INTERNAL AFFAIRS OF FRANCO REGIME IN SPAIN

Action Slated Against Spain On March First  U. S., Britain Askec

SPANISH-FRENCH BORDER CLOSED   Order By Paris Effective On March. 

French Order Border With Spain. Closed   Assert ‘Danger For In.ternational Security’ ir Spanish Situation.

France Closes Up Spanish Border as Execution Protest   Term Franco’s Spain as Danger to Security  of the World

International Security In Danger, Belief   French Still Seek  U. S., Great Britain Break With Franco; Bidault Heard

Tension Grows Between Two Countries   Communique Declares World Security — 1s Being Endangered

French Cabinet Orders Frontier Closed March 1s   Says International Security Threatened By Franco Situcition

Action Taken By Cabinet as  Tension Grows   Situation in Spain Called ‘Danger to World Security’

EFFECTIVE ON MARCH 1   Political Turmoil In Spain Held International Threat

France to Close Spain Frontier  Cabinet Acts After Executions in Spain

France Near Break With Franco Spain  Frontier Ordered Closed March 1

French Order Border Sealed Against Spain   Paris Has Refused To Have Diplomatic Relations With Gen. Franco

FRANCE SAYS SPAIN MENACE TO SECURITY   Frontier Will Be Barred by Paris Government March 1—Tension Between Two Countries Has Been Growing.

DECLARES SITUATION DANGEROUS   French Protested Execution Of Ten Spanish Republicans

French Order Spain Border C losed Mar.    Cabinet Again to Ask US. Break Wit  Ach: US. Soe ae  Franco Regime

French Close Frontiers Of Franco Spain   Effective Midnight Ot March 1; Situation Is Dangerous For Security, Claim

France Has Closed Frontier of Spain   Declares Situation in Spain Constitutes Danger For International Security; Tension Between Twe Growing

PARIS ACTION MAY SPEED RIFT WITH FRANCO'S REGIME   Situation in Spain Callec “Danger to Interna: ~  gs eal Cmoesrttastt

France Closes Spanish Border After Protest. on Executions   Cabinet Says Present Situation in Spain Endangering Security

France Closing Spanish Border   Done Because Present Situation In Spain Danger To Security

Order Will Go Into Effect On March 1   “International Menace”, Says French Leaders

FRANCE ORDERS FRONTIER WITH SPAIN CLOSED ON MARCH 1   Says Spanish Situation Is Danger To Peace And Her Security

France Regime Orders Spain Frontier Closed   Paris Government, in Making Decree Effective AUMidnighi, Marek 1, Declares. Present Situation in Franco’s Regime Conatitutes “Danger Of  Internalion al: Security”

France Orde‘s Spanish Frontier Closed; Says Security Is Threatened

FRANCE ORDERS FRONTIER WITH SPAIN CLOSED   Effective Midnight, March 1, Situation Coid ‘Security Danger

France Orders Frontier Closed   Franco Spain Affected As Tension Increases

Execution of Ten Spaniards Causes Tension   Situation Called  Thrant to Security

French Close Frontier With Franco Spain   Is Effective March 1; ‘Danger For International Se. curity.’   PROTEST EXECUTION

FRANCE TO SHUT SPANISH BORDER   Again Warns Of Danger To Security In Franco Rule

French Government to Close Spanish Border on March    Charges Present Situation in Spain Is Dangerous to International Security; Support of Action Sought

BORDER CLOSING IS ANNOUNCED; FRANCO SAID WORLD MENACE  ’ BRITAIN ASKS REPORT ON INCIDENT LEADING TO ROW: U. S. SILENT

French Close Spanish Border  Again Calls On Allies To Break With Franca

Present Situation in Spain Termed Threat to International Security; Protests Mount Throughout Nation

French Shut Up Spanish  Borders   Spain Is Regarded As Dangerous To Security

URGE BRITAIN, U.S. TO DROP FRANCO   Spain Called Danger For World Security   For Attempting To Reorganize Socialist Party In Madrid

SPAIN ACCUSED OF THREATENING WORLD SECURITY   Action Of French Cabinet Taken After Week During Which Tension Between Two Countries Mounted Continuously.

MAYOR OF WEST VIRGINIA TOWN TAKES STEPS TO ABOLISH FANATICAL RELIGIOUS GROUP

Desperado Coy Is Forsaken In Death   Kentucky Bank Robber’s Body Will Probably Be Buried In Potter's Field

Government Rest: in Kidnap Case  Directed Verdict Request Is Denied

BRITISH EMBASSY IN ROME BLASTED "AND CITY SHAKEN   Police Are Without Clue After Esplasion; Italian Passepby lured

Bomb Blast Rocks Rome   Explosion Wrecks Entire Wing of British Embassy and Severely Injures Passerhy

—BLAST ROCKS ITALIAN CAPITALBritish EmbassyIn Rome Is Bomb Target

Thundering Bomb Wrecks British Embassy in Rome   Two Passersby Are Only Casualties Listed From Blast

British Rome Embassy Is Hit By Bomb   Thundering Blast Badly Damages One Wing Of Building; Personnel Unharmed

British Embassy in Rome Bombed      City Shaken by Blast; Diehard Fascists Thought Guilty —

NO CLUES IN BOMB BLAST   British Embassy In Rome Wrecked Bv Explosion Today

Bomb Blasts Wreck  Britain’ s Embassy   Mysterious Explosions Rock Building In Rome; Two Italians Wounded

Blast Hits Embassy Of British   Origin Of Bombing In Ralian Capital Unknown Te Officiels.

Bomb British Rome Embassy  Passerby Wounded By ‘Suitcase’ Charge

Blast Damages British Embassy In Rome  Lale Twa Raame   Hole Two Rooms Deep Torn In Wing Of Building

Bomb Wrecks Wing British Rome Embass)   Two Suitcases Full Of Ex plosives Detonated By Clockwork On Steps Of Building

BLAST SHAKES ROME EMBASSY   British Building Rocked; Two Passersby Hurt

F —MYSTERY — ‘Suitcase’ Blast Lacks Clue  ' AOI R PIPPRHRPD   HOLE RIPPED IN BUILDING

British Office in Italy is Bombed   Officials Mystified By Reason For Act

British Embassy Rome Damaged By Bomb Blasts   Entire Wing of Embassy Wrecked By Unknown Perpetrators

RomeRocked  By Explosion Of Missile   Entire Wing Of British Embassy Wrecked; One Critically Injured

British Are Targets of Rome Bomb   Embassy Torn Up; Two Passers-By Injured; Source Mystifies.

Entire Wing of ; of British* Embassy is Wrecked; 2 Passersby Hurt

EXPLOSION RIPS BRITISH OFFICE   Embassy In Rome Wrecker In Mystery Bombing

Commanders fully warned -Roberts  Altho didn’t vet code messaces   THE WHITH HOUSE -#

Jap Messages  - Said Withheld   Committee Te Told ‘Magic Cade Not Given Haw

Roberts Claims Hawaii Leader:  Amply Warned   Former High Court Justice Clashes with Republican Probers: Navy Man Testifies

QUIZ ROBERTS ON JAP CODES   Says Inquiry Commission Knew Message Had Not Gone to Commanders

WARNING T0 SHORT AND KIMMEL CALLED AMPLE BY ROBERTS      ¥Vormer Justice Says White House Made Public His Report on Raid With out Omissions.   NEVER LEARNED OF ANY JAP “WINDS” MESSAGE   Captain Ellis M. Zacharias Says He Predicted Pearl Harbor Attack in March, 1941.

Hans Max Haupt Attempts Suicide   Roberts Commission KnewShort, Kimmel Did Not Get.Jap Messages

Roberts Says His Commission Felt Short, Kimmel Had Ample Warning

His Probers Felt Hawaii Was Warned, Roberts Says   Knew Commanders Did Not Receive Intercepted Jap Code Moceagoes

Jurist States Warning Sent   Roberts Says His Group Did Not See “Magic” Jap Messaaes

WARNING IS DECLARED AS AMPLE   Justice Roberts Is Certain Pearl Harbor Report Issued in Full

Farmer Admits Murdering His Sleeping Wife   Tells. Authorities He Fear. ed She Would Not Live Up to Pre-Marital “Business Deal”

Aged Man Kills Wife   Feared She Would Back -Down On “Business Deal.” He Tells Officers

Farmer Kills His Wife, 72   Mate Didn't Live Up To ‘Business Deal,’ Confessed Slayer Says

[Despite Shortages Country eat Itself Into a Record For Consumption of Food

cs : ae Ee —FOOD: DEVELOPMENTS— . U. : Setting New: Mark  Fo or rF ood Consumption.   Consumer Demands To Outrun Supplies  Becbite Bumper Crops, Survey. Reveals ;

Anderson Would  Boost Farmer    -Says He Rates Full Part In Economy Setup

BRIDGE TENDERS FLEE FROM FIRE   Two Slide to Safety When Control House Burns

Road Fund Election Carries Heavy. In... Limestone: Couinty’   Pensions For State Only Close Race °

BLAST BOOKED FOR 4:30 P. SUNDAY (EST)   Experts Say Weather To Be Perfect for Giant Experiment

WITNESS ASKED BY RIBBENTRO!   Court Adjourns Before He Explains Why “Win~ nie” Is Wanted

Ribbentrop Asks Call of Churchill   Goering Tries to Use Purported Evidence on Allied Crimes

COURT TOLD “OF STRASSER DEATH PLO   Jackson Angered by Attempt to Gag Witnesses with Threats.

War Trial Dramatic At Times   Gestapo Officer Calls Goering A Murderer; Threats Uttered

DEATH TAKES NOTED HOOSIER NOVELIST   Booth Tarkington Dies I Indianapolis

DEATH TAKES TARKINGTON, NOVELIST   Famed Hoosier One of Nation’s Most-Be- . loved Writers

Auto Workers Approve Terms   Predict Acceptance In GM Labor Dispute

GM TERMS GET WORKERS’ 0. K   Ratification  Is Unanimous On Agreement To End Strike

New Cut in Strike Idle Total Made      Threat of Coal Walk-Out Fading With Lewis and Operators Near Actual Contract Negotiations

Ballots Signify Desire  ToWork   Accord Is Reached To Cover National Situation

Workers Ratify GM  Agreement   Nation’s Idle at 2-Month Low; Lewis Asks ‘Peace or War’

UAW ANNOUNCES 0. K, OF TERMS      Majority Vote For Ratification Of G. M. Pact

ATOW CONTROL BILL ATTACKED   Congressman Says there Are Spies Inside The Oak Ridge Plant

CHARGE SPIES IN ATOM PLANT      Rep. Rankin Claims Secret   Of Bomb in Danger In Army Control Plea

Atomic Plant Full of Spies, Solon Claims   Rankin Attacks Plan For Civilian Control Of Bomb Materials

Truman Ready To Take Stump  ‘or Democrats   President to Embark On All-Out Attempt to Purge Rep. Slaughter

TRUMAN MAY TAKE STUMP; TRIES 10 PURGE SLAUGHTER   President Comes Out In Opposition to Congressman From Missouri Fifth Dstrict.   THROWS HIS SUPPORT TO ENOS AXTELL   Executive Declares He Is Ready to Enter Actively Into Fall Campaign If Necessary.

TRUMAN TAKES STUMP AGAINST MISSOURIAN   President Ready To Ge On Tour For Other Party Members

Truman Opposes Rep. Slaughter  Ready To Take Stumy For Party Nominees

Truman Set To Stump for Party in Fall  But Seeks Purge OF Rep: Slaughter  From Missouri

TRUMAN IRED AT SLAUGHTER   Asks Defeat of Missouri Congressman for Stand Against Proposals

President Will Attempt Purge Of Missourian   Truman Announces His Readiness to Take the Stump This Fall

Truman Turns  On Slaughter   President Seeks Defea Of Missouri Democrat

a Employers Refuse Him Jobs  Local Youth Wills Body For By Polio Institution

Employers Refuse Him Jobs ea aan ae ascc  Local Youth Wills Body For Study By Polio Institution

House Subpoena Issued For Krug  Secretary Fails Show Up For Questionina

SUMMON KRUG ‘TO GIVE DATA ON INCH LINES   Subpoena Issued When Secretary Fails To  Attend Hearing

Krug Subpenaec In Pipeline Case   WJouse Unit Orders Appearance To Explain Non-Use of Lines

Krug to Receive House Subpoena  Fails to Appear at Pipe Lines Hearing

KRUG SUBPOENAED TO-APPEAR BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE   Action Follows His Failure to Show Up to Discuss Use of Pipelines in Coa) Crisis.   ORDERED TO APPEAR MONDAY AFTERNOON   Slaughter Voices Surprise Carriers Have Not Been Used to Pour Nataral Gas Into East.

Krug Faces Subpoena _ In Hearing On Pipe Lines   Fails To Show Up To Give Committee Department Stand On Use for Gas

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Charges PAC “Snearhead of Red Reactionism”

Service May Be Refused, Lewis Hints   Judge Says Mine Chief Guilty of Contempt if His Order Is Legal

‘Anarchy’ If Anyone Can Disobey Restraining Writs, Jurist Declares   Informal Opinion Voiced As Counsel For UMW and Lewis Argue for Dismissal of Contempt Citation Without a Trial by Jury

Counsel Cites Norris-LaGuardia Act In Arguments for Dismissal of Case

First Day Spent in Argument over Whether Mine Leader Should Have Benefit of Jury Trial.   LEWIS IS SILENT AS PADWAY DEFENDS HIM

Court Order Cited During Arguments   Jurors Waiting to Be Chosen If Necessary; Walkout Called Mistake

VOICES OPINION AFTER MORNING COURT SESSION   Lewis’ Counsel. Seeks’ “Dismls: “sal, Citing Norris- ‘Lae : Guardia Labor Act

Judge Goldsborough Comments No One Can Disobey Restraining Order Regardless of Whether or Not  Norris-LaGuardia Act Applies in Soft Coal Case.

Extension Asked By Government   Lewis Won’t Accept Service Of Extender, Lawyers Say

TAKING LAW IN OWN HANDS "IS ANARCHY   Federal Jurist Declares Belief Lewis and Union Guilty of Contempt.

Edict Designed To Avert Soff Coal Walkout   Dismissal of Action Sought by Union 

MINERS WALKOUT “GREAT MISTAKE” JURIST DECLARES   Union Lawyers Challenge Validity of Court’s Restrainine Order

Directive Is Extended For 10 Days   Surprise Action Comes During Hearing For Contempt Of Court.

GOLDSBOROUGH'S "ORDER EXTENDED FOR TEN BAYS   lt Was Designed to Avert a Soft Coal Walkout.      VAS MADE ON NOY. 18   Ordered at Request of Asst. Atty. Gen. John F. Sonneitt.

Asserts That Early Walkout A Mistake   ee a a er a a ae  Goldsborough Holds Thet Norris-La Guardia Act Doesn‘t Apply In This Case

[Attorneys Challenge Authority   Lawyers For UMW Take Refuge Behind Norris-Le Guardia Aci

Coal Strike Order Renewed by Judge   10-Day Extension Beuts Deadline in Contempt Hearina   Order Instructed Lewis to Withdraw Notice Ending Pac+

Failed To Abide By U.S. Order: Goldsborough   No One Can Disobey Restraining Order, UMW Attorneys Told

Delay Ordered At Federal Request   Miners Made A ‘Great Mistake,’ Judge Says

Judge Goldsborough Futs 10 Days More On Ruling Designed. To Stop Walkout

Contempt Charge Held Main Issue By Goldsborough   Indicatés Decision Will Not Be Influenced By Union Claim On Stop-Strike Order

Lewis Challenges Right of Federal Court fo Try Him on Contempt Charge   General Counsel for AFL Appears for Lewis and Cites Norris-LaGuardia Act; Court Considers Trial of Lewis by Jury

You Are Guilty Of Contempt If You Did, Judge Tells Lloniet   Norris-LaGuardia Act Not Relevant to This Issue, Jurist Says

JUDGE ACTS 20 MINUTES AHEAD OF EXPIRATION   Judge Indicates Act of Congress Will Not Influence His Decision

JUDGE CITES IGNORING OF NIUNCTION   Lewis Challenges Court on Right To Trv Him

Castigates Union For Not Waiting   Padway Challenges Government Contention It Is Not Subject To Laws Restricting Use Of Injunction

Asserts That Early Walkout A Mistake   Goldsborough Holds That Norris-La Guardia Act Doesn‘t Apply In This Case

Right to End Contract Is Main Issue   Jurist Indicates No Jail Sentence Contemplated For Lewis; Injunction Is Extended 10 Days

Draws Chuckle When He Interrupts to Say Following Their Advice May Be Fatal

Temperatures   Judge Extends Injunction At Lewis Hearing   Announcement Follows Remark That Mine Chief and Union Are Guilty of Contempt =  If Proved They Ignored Previous Order

Ten More Days For Lewis   Original Order Would Have Expired Today; Mine Chief’s Lawyers Argue For Dismissal

ALLOWED 10 END STRIKE   At U. S. Request, judge Extends by 10 Days His Restraining Order to Call Off Termination of Coal Contract.

Judge Says Lewis Will Be Held Guilty if Legally Proved He Violated Injunction, Even if Injunction Was Illegal.

Judge’s © Informal Opinion   Must Prove Court Injunction Was Ignored by Union

Mine Leader’s Lawyers Argue For Dismissal   Contend Court Without Authority To Issue Injunction

Client Victim Of ‘Witch Hunt’   Attorney For  62-Year-Old Housekeeper Wants Immediate Hearing

Defeated Twice on Major Issues— Sccurity Council Meets to Consider ‘wo Formal Proposals on Indonesia,

RUSSIA LOST TWO ISSUES YESTERDAY   Faces Further Showdown Today At UNO Session 

AUSS FACES INDONESIA SHOWDOWN   UN© Council to Take Up Russian, Ukraine Demands

Russia, Defeated On 2 UNO Issues, Faces Showdow:   Demand for Indonesian In. vestigation” Committee Also May Be Denied

Bread Famine Joins Detroit Strike Woes   Milk Negotiations See Hope for Settlement In Conference Today —

LINK DEMANDS HEALTH LAW BE ENFORCED   Only Alternative Is Stricter Ordinance, Says Physician

LINK DE nEALT BE ENFORCED   Only Alternative Is Stricter Ordinance, Savs Physician

Billion-Dollar War Shippinc Program Hit   Accounting ‘Unsound,’ ‘Cheotic,’ Charged by Congressional Probers

SNAPDNRAGONS 90c DOZ.  CEMETERY VASES AS LOW AS-20c. FISHER FLOWER SHOP, ARCADE MARKET.—Ad.   NOTICE DE LUXE DRY  piled pee et See gga ag

PULIGE LOCATE MISSING MOTHER   Frightened By Wide Pub. licity Over Kidnaping Hoax.

TWO PERSONS ABOARD PLANE ARE REPORTED KILLED IN. _ CRASH NEAR CHEYENNE-

Strikers Riot In Milwaukee   50 Injured When 500 Pickets Clash With 200 Police

Warrants Issued for 14 West Allis Strikers   STATION REFUSED UNION VIEWS TO ‘CURB VIOLENCE

16 Arrested in Allis-Chalmers Picketing Case  14 Charged With Unlawful Assembly

Mayor Curley Urges Cities’ Home Rule —   Tells Inaugural Gathering He Plans Tax Cut

e PAUL MALLON—  Pro-Communists Put Pressure on U’. S. Radio Commentators

GREEN BEGINS MTH TERM AS HEAD OF AFL   Again Elected Without Any  Opposition

Apparent Murder,  Suicide Revealed Man, Wife and Two Children Are Dead

ARIZONA AIRFIELD DEAL 18 DEFENDED      PROBERS LEARN DISCOUNT WAS ALLOWED PRIOR TO OPENING OF BIDS,

Airfield Sold By WAA At a 100 Percent Discount   Acquired by Foreign Trades Group Before Opening of Bids

REVOLT MAY SPLIT POWER UNION RANKS   700 Duquesne Workers File Petition For  Second Union

REBELLION FLARES IN POWER STRIKE   700 WORKERS ASK RECOGNITION OF NEW UNION FREE OF “DICTATION.”

PPAPPAAPAPAP PAPEL EP PEPD ES  450 Miners To ¥ ote On Return to Work

Negro Starts One-Man Riot  Shoots Two Officers After Escaping Jail

FIVE WOUNDED IN SOUTH.   Negre Captured in Tennessee After Fleeing dail.

Tennessee Town Scene Of Shooting   Negro Shoots Two Officers, Starts Gunplay in Which Two Others Wounded

Take Negro After Battle Of Gunfire  Two ‘Tennessee Officers Shot

3 Officers Among The Wounde d   Assailant Breaks From Police Station In Tennessee Town

BERSERK NEGRO SHOOTS 2 MEN   ‘Half Crazy’ Man Seized After Wounding Officers in Tennessee Gun Battle

Berserk Negro, Cornered in House, Wounds Two Tennessee Policemen

BITTER-BATTLE— IN PARLIAMENT   CO.N SERVATIVES PREPARING FOR ALL-OUT FIGHT AGAINST NATIONALIZ G INDUSTRI

TENSION HIGH IN NORTH CHINA Marines Suffer Casualties In Attack By Chinese Reds

Chinese Reds Attack Train, Fight Marines   Communists, U. S. Force: Reported In Clash In North China.

Reds Attack Troop Train  Report U. S. Marines Wounded In Chinese Comemaumnies Actian

Ameri cans Wounded In Skirmish   Battle May Still Be In Progress After Ambush

CHINESE REDS ATTACK YANKS   U. S. Marines Suffer Some Casualties, Report

COMMUNISTS IN CHINA ATTACK TRAIN  100 U. S. Marines On It: Number of

Hn BAIL LINE   Chinese Nationalist . Troop: Rushed to Scene of Einkting

Reds, U. S. Marines  Clash   Casualties Reported On Both Sides os Communists Ambush Train Near Peiping

Casualties Inflicted in China Incident   Both Sides Suffer in Powder Keg Affray

China Reds Fire On. 8. Marines In Troop Trair   Force Heading for Tientsin Caught in Ambush; Casualties Reported

CHINESE REDS ATTACK TRAIN   Yank Marines Return Fire; -  Casualites Claimed- ~~-

U. S. Marines Clash With Chinese Reds   Communist Force At: tacks Train Bearing Marines to Peiping

Chinese Communists Attack Train Carrying U. S. Marines, Report Some Yanks Wounded

Communist Force Attacks Marines On Chinese Iran  Co sualties ahs It Am

Leathernecks And Chinese Reds Clash   American Casualties More Than Those of  Attacking Forrea

NO JAIL TERM FOR LEADER   ..+ Rumors Of Early Mine Peace Persist

@ PAUL MALLON—   Unions Can Get What They Deserve Through Judicial Arbitration

Weather--  230-106 Is  Vote; Goes To Trumar   Poll Indicates Plan for Labor Draft Faces Senate Defeat.

Case Bill Goes To President   House Plasses Senate Version of StrikeControl Bill

UMW President, Policy Committee Hold Conference   Ross Tells Press “Nothing New On Coal Strike;” Union Officials Silent

HOUSE APPROVES AND SENDS CASE BILL TO TRUMAN   PROVIDES COOLING OFF PERIOD OF 60 DAYS BEFORE STRIKE

TRUMAN URGED TO WITHDRAW CONTROL BILL   Pro-Labor Bloc Leading Fight For Delay Of Truman Bill

House Votes Its Approval of Case Strike Bill   Measure, Rewritten by Senate, Would Prohibit Employer Contribution to Unions’ . Welfare Funds, Provide Cooling-Off Periods

Poll Shows 44 Senators Opposed To Legislation  Asked By Truman. —

ONLY SIGNATURE OF PRESIDENT NEEDED ON CONTROL BILL  COOLING-OFF, PERIOD, — BAN ON HEALTH FUND PROVIDED IN PROGRAM

BILL NOW GOES TO PRESIDENT FOR APPROVAL   Senator Ellender Says Truman Determined to - Get His Bill Through

‘Certain Defeat Seen For Truman Labor Bill In AP Poll of Senators

House Votes For Revised Labor Bill   Strike Control Measure Is Sent to President; Has Provision Against Emplover Contribution

House Passes Case Measure, Sends Bil To White House  Contributions From Employer to Union

Poll of Senators Shows Powerful Opposition To Emergency Bill Asked By Trumon

Plan To Draft Strikers Faces Senate Defea   Chamber To Vote Today On Eliminating Clause From Truman Bill.

AP Poll in Senate Reveals Almost Certain Defeat for Truman’s Draft-Strike Bill

E CASE-STRIKE CONTROL BALL TO THE PRESIDEN]   The House Today Passed the Senate’s Version of the Measure. 5   A COOLING OFF PERIOD   The Bill Provides a 60-Day Pre-Strike Waiting Period.

Poll Shows Truman’s Strike-Draft Law  Faces Almost Certain Defeat In Senate

See Defeat for Truman Plan te Draft Strikers   Pro-Labor Bloc Seeks Withdrawal Of Emergency Bill

House Adopts Senate Version of Case Bill   Veto Hinted For Permanent Strike Control Legislation; Truman ‘Determined’ to Obtain Passage of Emergency Strike-Contro! Powers

WORK OR DRAFT LEGISLATION IS CALLED DOOMED   Senate Will Vote at 4 p. m. On Motion To Delete Provision

STRIKE - DRAFT PLAN DOOMED   Both: Ohio ‘Senators, “60 Oth ers, “Against ‘Bill

Truman's Strike-Draft Plant. Faces Almost Certain Defe H If Soft Coal Strike Breaks © :

ia  Quick Settling of Coal Dispute Might Defeat Strike-Draft Plan        Washington, May 9. UP—President Truman's strike-draft plan faces Imost certain defeat in the nenate if the coal dispute is settled quickay 4 Reece nall showed todaY.

Strong Bloc Opposed to Truman Bill   Strike-draft Plan Almost Certain to Be Defeated in Senate

President's Strike Draft Plan Facing ‘Defeat in Senate   Poll of Senators Shows Proposal Has Small Chance if Coal Tieup Ends Quickly

House Approves Case Strike Bilt   Control Legislation Now Awaits President Truman’s Action   BY LARGE MAJORITY   Act Provides for 60-Da: Pre-Strike Cooling Off Period

TRUMAN REJECTS: PLEA TO REGALL STRIKE MEASURE   Senate Forecasts Indicate “Draft” Propasal Faces foerisin Gefeat

Senate Version Of Measure Sent To White House   Employer Contributions To UnionAdministered Welfare Funds Banned

Settlement May Kill Strike Bill   Senate Certain To Defeat Strike Bill If Coal Matter Settled Soon

Senate May Kill Strike-Draft . lf Strike Ends   44 of 62 Senators Willing to Give Views To Vote Against It

OHIOANS JOIN OPPOSITION  A. P. Survey Shows Truman Strike Bill Facing Turndown

Strike-Draft Law Faces Tough Fight   Plan Almost Certain To Be Defeated If Coal Dispute Ends

Settlement Coal Strike Imminent; Senator Wheeler Sees End 4 P. M.

Poll Shows How Senate Stands... .  Strike-Draft Bill Faces _  Almost Certain Defeat  _ If Miners Get To Work

SOFT COAL PACT LIKELY TO KILL LABOR BILLS   Most of Senators Agains’ Pian to Draft Strikers Into Army

Senate to Vote On Provision in Labor Measure   Would Eliminate Item From Bill

To Be Defeated  If Coal Dispute Settled Quickly   Forty-Four Senators Oppose Giving President Power To Induct Strikers

Certain Defeat of Strike - Draft Law Looms in Senate, Survey Indicates

—tLaber Legislation——  Case Bill Is Passed   Truman Sticks By Guns On Emergency Measure: Senate Limits Debate

—LEGISLATION—  Labor Draft Up For Vote  Poll Shows Senate Opposes Measure

Early Accord In Coal Tieup Would Defeat ‘Strike-Draft’   _ Poll Shows Majority Of Senate Members Oppose Truman Plan

House Passes Case Measure   Senate Version of Bill Goes To Truman

Bill Faces Almost Certain Defeat At Hands of Senators   Faction Line Up Unfavorable To Truman Suggestion

LABOR DRAFT VOTE SLATED BY SENATORS   \leasure Retains Ban On Union-Managed Welfare Funds

House Passes © CaseBill   Labor Measure As Amended By. Senate Goes to President; Veto Rumored Likely

Senator Lucas of Illinois Says Mine Agreement Within Minutes of Fruition

Army Soon Will Dismiss Yugoslav MPs in Germany   Byrnes Says Poles Employed in U. S. Zone Are Not Organized

U. 8, 10 LET OWT YUGOSLAV TROOPS   BYRNES SAYS ARMY IN GERMANY WILL DISPENSE WITH THEIR SERVICES.

Occupation Forces to Dispense With ‘Yugoslav Guards’   Byrnes Issues Statement on Policy in Germany in Answer to Published Reports From Europe

CHINESE LEADERS AGREE ON MAJOR POINTS IN “PEACE CONFERENCE” WITH MARSHALL

BRISTOL TWP, BOARD HAD ADOPTED BUDGET   Directors .Are Considering Re-opening of One School   MRS. DOLBEER RESIGNS

BUDGET IS APPROVED FOR 1946-47 TERM   FOR 1946-47 TERM  Bristol Township School irectors Plan for Merit  Salary System TO APPRAISE RINGCc

Gen. Marshall May Referee  Peace Moves   Chinese Nationalists Plan Three-Man Committee  To End Civil War

Gen. Marshall May Head China Peace Committee   Will Be Approached If Communists Accept Cease Fire Proposal

MARSHALL 10. AID IN CHINA ~   ia  Will Be. ‘Asked to Y Referee’ ‘Nationalist: Communist Dispute

SPAIN ACTS TO APPEASE UN -cRITICS   Has New Policy For Expatriation Of Germans

Polio Claims 66 in State   38 Cases Since Wednesday ; Fair at Bemidji Cancelled

Former RAF ManCharged With Murder   George Heath Is Held In Connection With Slaying Of Woman

NATIONAL GS ‘OFFICIAL T0 VISIT COUNTY   Staff Advisor to Inspect Girl Seout Troops Here November 13

TROOPS CROWD ~ JEWISH TOWN        TRAINED DOGS, MINE DETEC TORS, TANKS AND PLANES USED IN SEARCH BY - BRITISH

Bill Aimed At Restraining Of James Petrillo   Would Prohibit ‘Coercive’ Practice Affecting Radio Broadcasting

House Ok's 3 Pe ol  ee eee rein UCUlv  Committee Approves Bill to Prohibit

Solons Favor Restraint on Czar Petrillo   Committee Reports Bill To Prohibit  Crnercnian

Bill May Curb Petrillo Power  Commerce Committee  -_. ee wo me oe ee ee ae = rm

Act To Restrain Petrillo Powers  House Group For New Legislation

Cold Wave Brings Helena First  Below Zero Day  Readings Drop Here As Widespread  , Litsee Cimba

Cold Wave Brings Helena First Below Zero Day  Readings Drop Here As s Widespread  eee a Pee

Stork Sets Off Burning Question: Whe  Was The First Baby Born In New Year:

Stork’s Diaper Derby Controversy Rocks Cradles From Coast To Coast

NATIONAL STORK DERBY WINNER NOT DECIDED   Timing to Pick Split Second .Arrivals At Los. Angeles: .

SHIPPING PEACE MAY BE SHORT   West Coast Longshore men May Strike Sept. 20.

New Ship Tie-Up Is Threatened As Dock Men Demand Raises   Ship Workers Return To Jobs But Docks May Be Shut Down

FRENCH HURL STRONG CHARGES  Nazi Ganasfers Murdered Danes To Instill Terror

CBRMGIS- UT eat ora!  Schedule for Dairy Feed Payments to be Made

Minimum Pay Boost to 65c Draws Favor   Senate Committee Approval Obtained; Floor Ficht Due

DR. HENRY RIDDLE WILL SPEAK HERE AT LAYMEN’S RALL' THURSDAY NIGHT

FORMLE DEVISED TO EXTEND DRAFT   Joint Committee Plans to Round Qut Compromise by End of Week

Way Is Cleared For Draft Action   Take 18 Yr. Olds After Supply Is Exhausted

‘Teen-Age Draft Approval Seen   For Youths 18 After All Other Sources Fail

18-YEAR-OLDS WILL GO LAST   Prompt Approval Of Draft Extension Bill Seen In Congress

Passive Resistance By Jews Is Urged   Banners in Tel Aviv Appea As Fast as Police Tear Them Down

Phone Union. ‘Studies Strike In 5 States   Local: Units Calling Meetings to Decide On Sympathy Walkout

Army Guards Quell Mutiny   Men Driven From Barracks With Tear Gas After Hurling Barrage of Rocks and Clods

36 McQuaide Buildings Leveled by Blaze but Escape Plot Is Foiled

PRISONERS FIRE HUTS AT COAST CAMP   Army Guards Use Tear Gas, Quell McQuaide Mutiny

Strange Malady Hits Texas Town; ‘Three Children Dead, 12 Afflicted

San Antonio Plans DDT Spraying by Planes to Halt a Dread Epidemic

San Antonio Is Infected By Malady   Disease Evidently One of Polio; Planes To Sorav DDT Today

SAN ANTONIO TO DUST GARBAGE DUMPS WITH DDT TO COMBAT DISEASE THAT KILLED CHILDREN

Greek Vote New Target For Russia   Accuses’ Britain And U. S. Of Paving Way  i OT ne Led

REDS CHARGE INTERFERENCE IN GREECE   Molotov Says British Have Troops There, and the United States Is Sending Warships on Eve of Plebiscite.

Molotov Accuses U.S. Of Interference With Fleet In Greek Waters   Red Delegate Denounces Britain And America For Supporting Present Greek Government On Eve Of Important Plebescite.

INTERFERENCE IN GREECE BY U. S,, BRITAIN CHARGED   PAVING WAY FOR REIGN OF TERROR, MOLOTOV ASSERTS

—CONPERE NCE Presence   Of British Also Hit   Give Greeks Free Hand, Plea to Delegates

Molotov in Claim We're Interfering   Free-For-All Turmoil Flares at Session Of Paris Talks.

MOLOTOY WARNS US. Or MEDDLING IN GREEK VOTE   Says Yank Warships Are Threat to Free Election

—PARIS PARLEY— Red Envoy Fears Wave  Of Terror  Charges Way Paved For King’s Return

Blasts U. §., British Support Gf Greek Govt.   Soviets Outvoted On Claim Against Albania Territory

ee King Returning To Power   Molotov Objects To Presence Of British Troops, U. S. Shine.

U.S. Accused Of Interference In Greeks’ Affairs    Visit Of Our Warships In Greek Ports Is’ Denounced By Molotov

U.S. 1S TARGET OF RED CHARGE   Britain Also Accused of ‘Interference’ in Sunday's Greek Election

To Pave Way For Return of King George Il   Accuse U. S., Britain of Interfering in Next Sunday’s Election

-BALKAN COUNTRY   Demands Greek People Get Fair Chane to Select { Own Government

U.S, ACCUSED QF MEDDLING BY RUSSIANS   American Warships In Greek Waters Is Interference, Says Molotov.

U.S. And Britain Charged With “Interference” In Greek Election By Soviets

Molotov Says. Return King’s: Aim Of Greeks   Declares Outside Interfer: ence In Grecian Election Should Stop. ;

Molotov Claims Interference In Sent. 1 Election   Troops, Warships  ‘On The Way,’ Claim. Blistering Debate  On Albania Border

Reign of Terror Prepares Return For Exiled King   . Molotov Charges U.S. and Britain Hamper Election

Russ Charge Anglo-U. S.  Interference   Taking Sides In Greek Election Sunday ; See Reign Of Terror

Reds Say U. S., British Hamper Greek Election   Border Dispute To Be Discussed

U.S. and British Are Accused of ‘Interference’  Conference Votes To Discuss Border

[Russian Charges Greek Election ‘Interference’   Claims Greece Paving Way For Return Of King George With ‘Reign Of Terror’

‘Reign of Terror Seen for Greece   Molotov Charges Anglo-American ‘Interference’ in Plebiscite

U. §. Accused of Interiering In _ Greek Election ”   Russia Says Greece Is Paving Way for ‘Reign of Terror’

Criticizes British Troops In Greece and Presence  “of U. S. Warships; Terms Situation Threat To Peace.

BRITAIN FLAYED ALSO FORBID TO ‘RULE’ ELECTION   Molotov Charges Reign Of Terror In Effort To Get Back Kina George

Russia Charges “Interference” ir Greek Elections   Presence of British Troops and Americar Warship Activities Draw Molotov Fire

Molotov Declares British And Americans Trying To Force Kine on Unwilling Greeks   Fears Third War

ACCUSED U. S,, GREAT BRITAIN OF ‘INTERFERENCE:   This Accusation Was Made Today Ry Soviet In Coming Election.   \WILL BE NEXT SUNDAY   Charges Balkan Country Was Paving Way For Return of King George II.

Scores Dispatch Of War Vessels To Greek Water:   Says Action Constitutes Interference in Internal Affairs of Nation   DENOUNCES SUPPORT OF ATHENS LEADERS   Government of Premier Tsa!'daris Unpopular in Country, He Asserts

Parley Thrown Info Confusion Of Word Battle  Greece Wins Mov To Get On Agen nda

MOLOTOV BLASTS U. S. FLEET TOUR   Accuses U. S. of interference in Greek Affairs

Molotov Asserts Greece Is Paving Way to Retum  Of King George II With Terror Reign

GREEKS PAVING WAY FOR TERROR REIGN, HE SAYS   Paris Delegates Hear ‘in-terference’ Charge As . reece Vote Nears _.

Molotov Says Time To Put Stop To Outside Influences   Insists Paving Way For Return Of King; Byrnes Argues For Greek Hearing

Molotov Blow Falls in Row Over Balkans   Shouting Delegates Turn Paris Session  Into Free-for-All

Cites Presence Of the British, Coming Visit of American Navy   Let the People Choose Own Government, Says Molotoy

—~ Voeletey -ccuses—   Russ Spokesman Says t.S., Britain Interfere In Greek Election

Interference With Greek Vote Charged      Russia Defeated in Attempt to Keep Greek And Albanian Border Issue from Discussion

Great Britain -Also Aceused In Paris Talk   Anglo-Saxon Countries  ! Throw Wrench Into Greek Elections, Is Russian Claim

Russian Denounces Support of Greek Nationalist Group   WANTS SUN, VOTING TO BE PEOPLES’ JOB  21 Killed, 8 Hurt In Riots In Greece During Thursday

U.S, BRITAIN ARE. BLAMED BY REDS IN GREEK VOTE TENSION  MOLOTOV CHARGES WEST   MOLOTOV CHARGES WEST ALLIES, BALKAN ROYAL © SUPPORTERS INTERFERE

Reds Accuse U.S. and Britain of Interfering  in Greek Plebiscite

Charges Little Balkan Country Paving Way for Return of King George With ‘Reign of Terror.’   BORDER DISPUTE TO BE HEARD AT PARLEY

U.S, ACCUSED OF INTERFERING IN GREEK AFFAIRS   Molotov Denounces Support of Greek Government

Slav Nations Defeated on Greece Plea   Peace Conference Rejects Objections Made by Moletov

“Interference” by America, England in Greece Charged   Russian Foreign Minister Makes Accusation at Paris Parley

Russian Envoy Flays Allies For Position   Molotov Declares Balkan Land Is Being Terrorized

Sunday’s Greek Election Brings On Accusations   Great Britain Gets Share Of Blame From Molotov In Peace Conference Speech

BRITAIN ALSO IS ACCUSED BY SOVIET   Byrnes Speaks For Rights Of Eastern Allies   RUSSIAN LEADER   Says It Is Time To Give Greeks Chance To Name Own Government

Says Britain and U. S. Interfering   Russia Says Greece Should Be Allowed to Decide  on Government   PREDICTS TERRORISM   folotov Says Albanian Bor. der Dispute Will Bring Balkan Trouble

Byrnes Defends Greece's Right To Present Case   Conference Plunges Into Name Calling

Objects to Warships in Greek Port   Says America and Britair Interfere in Internal  Affairs of Country

Sending Of Warships To Greek Waters Cited Before Parley By Molotoy   U. %., British Backing Scored   France Sides With Russians In Voting Against Greek Land Demands

Molotov Flays Little Country In Paris Par iy   Accuses Greece of Paving Way For Return Exiled King With Reign Of Terror   ‘Present Regime Very Unpopular”   ‘We Know British Troops Are There and Ameriean Warships Are On the Way”

Western Powers Paving Way for King’s Return To Greece, Russ Charge

Soviets Predict. ‘Reign Of Terror Tt King Returns   buat Tells Paris Parley Time. Is Ripe To. Halt +O utside. Interference.

Says Dispatch Of U, S. Aircraft Carrier F. D. Roosevelt To Greek Ports Constitutes Interference   CHARGE MADE DURING ATTACK ON GREECE

Interference in Greek - Electia By Two Powers is Charged By Russians   BRITISH TROOPS YANK. WARCRAFT:

U. §. and Britain Flayed by Russia At Paris Parley   Presence of Troops And American Ships Assailed by Molotov

GOVERNMENT [S ‘UNPOPULAR’   Molotov’s Charge Against U, 8. was Made at Peak of an Attack on Greece by Soviet Bloc,

Nations © Charged InGreek  Election   Interference Seen; Greeks Accused Wanting King

U. S.-Britain Are Targets At Conference   Interference In Greek Election Is Charged

Interference By Britain, U.S. Charged   Russia Declares Greece Paving Way for ‘Reign Of Terror’ in Return Of King George II

Reds Charge Interference In. Greece ©   Declare. British Troops And U.'S. Warships Designed to Influence Greek Elections

ACCUSE BRITAIN AND U.S. WITH SHOW OF POWER   Russia Says Greeks Paving Way for Return of Exiled Monarch

CHARGES TRICKS USED T0 RETURN KING T0 THRONE   Soviet Foreign Minister Addresses Peace Conference With Accusations Regarding Greek Claims On Albania.

Molotov Irked By Presence of British Troops and American Warships; Greece Is Only Balkan Nation Not in Red Grasp

HOLOTOV CITE TERROR REIGN A] PEACE MEET   cashes Out Agains LS. Fleet Action in Mediterranean

Salesman Would Make McCarthy Exhibit A’ at Father-Son Banquet  By ROY L. M ATSON  Ce OS ey eS! ee

Kenny? Immell?  Goodland?   “You Pays Your Money and You Takes Your Choice’

New Glarus Is Harassed, Monticello Is Mellow, Primary Survey Shows

Violence Marks Movie Strike In Hollywood   Rival AFL Unions in Jurisdictional Dispute

Violence Flares Anew At Studios   Film Industry Hit As Unions Resume Jurisdictional War

Jurisdictional Strike at Studios Stirs Riots, Cuts Production   CAFES BATTLE MEAT MEAL PRICE SLASH

VIOLENCE FLARES IN MOVIE STRIKE   SLUGGINGS OCCUR AT GATES OF HOLLYWOOD STUDIOS —PRODUCTION CUT.

Penitentiary And  Jail Sentences  Given Three Men — : Man Goes ToFort   _ Madison For Forging Emplovers Name

Penitentiary And Jail Sentences  Given 1 Three Men   Man Goes To: F ort  : Madison Far Porsin

Varied Diet To Be First Loan Result  British Opinions Differ to Extremes

MIMBER KILLED ). N. . WRECKS   Highway Accidents And Other Forms Of Violence Take Big Weekend Toll.

State Death Toll 10 For Week-end   Traffic Accidents Responsible For Only Three of Total Number

(At Least Il Violent Deaths In : The Tar Heel State Over Week-End

New York Cabbies ‘Taken for Ride  $850 Fare Is Paid With ‘Bad Checks’

Board Sets Hearing For New A-C Union   Independent Group Claims Membership Of 3,400 Workers Back On The Job

Russia, Iran Plan New Negotiations   New Deals to Follow Oil Concession

CHILD INJURED WHEN STRUCK BY AUTOMOBILI   Ruth Louey, Aged Five Years, Littlestown R. D. 2, Hurt In Acci dent Here This Afternoon

Move on To Dodge Velo of Pay Bill   Compromise’Hinted on Farm Parity Amendment

Greenfield Man Named for Post   John Nigh. Appointed By Governor as New Conservation Director

‘Troman Sceks To Avoid New   BIG STEEL” WAGE FORMULA 7O BE FOLLOWED BY ‘AD MINISTRATION. is  -_

Truman Command To Fight Renewed Waae Rise Strife   Restoring of Ceilings on Foods Aug. 20 Will  Be Sought

Leaders Hope To Averf Wide Labor Strife   Strong Effort To Hold Prices in Line Planned

Government Seeks Price  Ceilings   Will Stick By Big Steel Wage Formula In Nation

SEEK TO HEAD OFF NEW WAGE RAISE DRIVES      Effort Will Be Made To Rol Back Price Ceilings On Items

Federal Officials Hope to Prevent New Wage Flu   Economist Says Administra tion Will Adhere to Big Steel Formula

OFFICIALS TRY TO HALT NEW WAGE DEMANDS   Economic High Comman d Seeks to Avert 2nd Round nt Indiuetrial Ctet.

Wage and Price Lines Guarded   Truman's Economic Leaders to Shun Granting of Increases

Administration Hopes To Hold fe ‘Bia Steel’ Rate   Increases Not Ruled Out but Price Relief Will Not Be Granted

(-47 Crashes; Had 13Persons Aboard, Report   Accident Occurs Near Goodland, Kan.; Relief Plane Sent From Denver to Scene

Steel and Auto Strikes May Be Settled Quickly   Wage-Price Policy Brings Hope: Detroit Meeting Set

Formula Provides Price Increases For Industries Where Wages Rise   Bowles Is Named To ‘Hold-The-Line’   Porter Moves In As OPA Chief: Steel Is Hiked 5 Per Ton

Settlement Of Major Strikes Appears Near   New Wage-Price Policy Produces Developments

Wilson, Thomas To Hold Meeting AtDetroit Today   Hopes For Settling Steel Trouble Based On Wage Hikes, Price Increases:

Motor Firm's Chief Meets ClO Leader   Early End To Walkouts Is Forecast

GENERAL MOTORS AND UNION MEET THIS AFTERNOON  WHITE HOUSE SAYS WAY CLEARED FOR

QUICK END OF STEEL STRIKE IS FORESEEN    Dewey Calls GM President.  CIO Leader Into    Conference

Announcement of Policy Brings 2 Developments   AF of L. Chief Hits At New Policy

Dewey Sets Up Detroit Meeting   Truman’s Program Winning Favor   On All Sides 4   By ASSOCIATED PRESS

GM, Leader, Union Chief, Plan Meeting          Truman’s. New, Hi g he ex. Wage-Price Policy ° May, Settle Disputes. ;  HOPR FND CHa

GM And Steel Strike  Settlements Near   Wage-Price Policy Interpretation

Early Finish Of Two Strikes Is in Prospect   Steel Walkout Auto Troubles To Be Settled

TRUMAN FORMULA UNDER ATTACK BY AFL PRESIDENT   President Names Bowles as Economic Stabilization ° Betavintct catae

Industry To Get Price Boosts To Cover Wage Increases; Bowles Is  9) ae 2.

New Wage-Price Policy Revealed By President   Permits Price Boosts To-Cover Approved Wage Hikes; May End Costly Steel Strike

Shipowners Ask Board to. Alter Wage Decision   Request Wage Boosts Be Restored: Wams af Additional Strikes

SHIPOWNERS ASK WSB 10 ALTER STAND   Spokesman Urges Reversal of Decision on Seamen’s Wages Which Precipitated Current Maritime Strike.

HUNGARIAN ENGINEER MURDERED   Was Carrying Pians Of Possible Military Importance

OIL ALLOWABLE FOR OCTOBER VIRTUALLY UNCHANGED IN TEXAS  SCHEDULE IS SAME AND NEW PRODUCTION WILL HOLD BALANCE STEADY

U. S. NEWSPAPERMAN, CRIPPLED BY JAPS, TELLS FACTS OF WAR IN MANCHURIA BEFORE. JUDGES

Y PROBING PLANE CRASH IN WHICH 28 DIED:   Two PB-4-Y’s Fall And Burn After Being Buzzed By Smaller Plane

Full Dress Rehearsal for Bikini Atomic Bomb Show  Bombardier Aims Well at Taraet

FBI REPORTED HOT ON TRAIL OF LYNCH MOB   Second Group Declared Prepared To Act

Negro Lynchers Are Identified, Asserts Report  Washington Post States FBI Preparing Roundup;  Rintne Tan Manne Liciad   Gambling Ship Patrons Stranded As Police Impound Water Taxis

Report Some Of Lynchers Identified   Arrests Of Entire Georgia Group Are Impending, Newspaper ’ Says: 2 Mobs Involved

Reports Some Of Lynch Mob Known By FBI   Washington Post Says Complete Round-Up Wilt Soon Be Ready For Officials

Unverified Report Says Several _ Members Of Lynch Mob Identified   Identification Renportcd

WASHINGTON POST SAYS FBI HAS FINGER ON THREE MEMBERS OF GEORGIA LYNCHING MOB   Additional Evidence Being Collected Before Arrests Are Made—Foreign Office Spokesman States British Position in the Event of “Violent or Sudden Threats” in lran

Report Lynchers Rre Identified   FBI Has Spotted Some Georgia Mob Members, Savs Press Story

Report Says FBI Has Identified Members Of Ga. Lynching Party   Washington Post Says Two Mobs Were Involved In Incident; No Arrests Made

No Confirmation From Local Officials... .  Report Three Members Of Georgia Lynch Mob Identified By The FBI

SOME IN LYNCH MOB IDENTIFIED      Washington Post Says Complete Round-Up Is Expected

Lynching Clues Reported Found  Some Of Mob Said To Be Identified

Lynch Mob Members Identified   Known To FBI, Says Washington Post

REPORT LYNCHING “MOB IDENTIFIED   FBI Expected to Make Arrests  In Few Days

PART OF NEGRO KILLERS KNOWN   Washington Post Says FBI Has Identified Some Involved in Lynching

STAND OFF ARMED COMMUNISTS WHO AMBUSHED TRAIN  : FALIP AA Et AMARA LIER

No Americans Reported Wounded as Armed Band Detonates Charae and Derails Engine, 8 Cars

Four MarinesHold Off 50 Chinese in Coal TrainAmbush   Attack Takes Place Against 25-Car Train on Road to Peiping; No U.S. Casualties

Four Marines Hold. Off Fifty Chinese   Sinos Ambush Coal Train; First Incident Since July 29 Fight in Which Four Leathernecks Killed

U. S. MARINES FIGHT CHINESE   American Coal Train Ambushed And Derailed By Chinese - Planted Explosives.

Armed Power Is on Upgrade   U. $. Regaining Ground Lost In Demobilization; but Not Ready for Action.

Cook Admits Killing Sailor   Negro Cook Gives Detail. ed Account of Murdering  N. C. Sailor

IAA J. MILLS EXPLAINS STATE PAROLE SYSTEM   Asks that Communities Spend More to Reduce Crime   GREAT COST OF CRIME

PAROLE SYSTEM OF STATE CONSIDERED   Ira J. Mills Addresses The Doylestown V. 1. A. At Kister Home

U.S. AND SOVIET AT GREAT ODDS   Relations Hit New Low Because Of Two Heated Disputes.

Russian AndU.S Contact Is Low   Relations Are At Lowest Point In Many Months

SPY PLOT PUTS PRESSURE ON MING REGIME   U.S. to Play Quiet Role in Tracking Down Suspects

CANADIANS ASK SPY PLOT FACTS   Government May Be Forced To Reveal Full Story

Dominion Near Hysteria Over Secret Inquiry   Premier Under Pressure to Give Out Statement

See Decision Soon On UNO  Home Site   Choice Expected To Be First.One

Seven Probes In La Salle Hotel  Fire Disaster   Death Toll In Chicago Fire Is Placed At 58—Six More May Die   CAUSE OF BLAZE NOT YET ASSIGNED

Four Probes Begun in Costly Chicago Blaze   La Salle Hotel Death Toll Is Placed at 58

FOUR PROBES OF HOTEL FIRE UNDER WAY   Cause Unknown: Fire Chief Raps “Seltzer Bottle” Volunteers

PUBLIC AND OFFICIAL PROTESTS SWEPT CITY   Over Amateurs Fighting Fire With Seltzer Bottles   BLAME FOR HOLOCAUST

Probes Start As Hotel Fire Toll May Be 64   Two Theaters and Five Night Clubs Closéd; Claim Alarm Delayed

TWO THEATRES AND FIVE NIGHT CLUBS CLOSED AS FIRE RAZARD CHECK    UF. MADE

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   4 Investigations Under Way in Hotel Fire

56 LISTED DEAD WITH 6 INJURED STILL SERIOUS   City Officials Close Theatres And Night Clubs for Fire Regulation Violations

Dr. Hawk To Talk At SR Exercises   COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM IS TO BE HELD AT COLLEGE NEXT MONDAY A. M.

TO ANNOUNCE STAND IN CAMPAIGN  Allred Plans To Make Hoi Political Broadcast Tonight

All Shops Close In Jerusalem as Business Ceases   Precautions Taken To Avert New Outbreaks Of Violence in Area

Arabs Quiet, Holy Land Af Standstill   Mass Meeting Is Believed Possible; Police Prepared

Holiday Holds Palestine Oddly Quiet   Ominous Undercurrent Is Felt; Police Take Extra Precaution

Palestine Virtually Stagnant   Jews Pause For Sabbath; Arabs Go on Strike

VIRTUAL STATE OF PARALYSIS. GRIPS HOLY LAND AREAS   Jews Observe Sabbath: Arabs Staging Their Traditional General Strike

Palestine Quiet but Strife Seen   Jerusalem Is Tranquil as Jews Observe the Sabbath; Arabs Are  WMacctuas ff... BD..1....   Jews Will Strike   Protest Will Be Made on Deportation to Cyprus of Refugees

‘Holy Land Paralyzed [As Jews Hold Sabbath lAnd Arabs Stace Strike

Holy Land Is Tense as Arabs Call Protest Strikes on Anniversary Of 1927's Balfour Declaration

Holy Land Is Tense   Police On Alert For Trouble As Arabs Hold “Balfour Day” Strike

HOLY LAND TENSE ARABS PROTEST ENERAL STRIKE   Jews Pause For Sabbath, Arabs Honer Anniversary

THOUSANDS DUE AT PROTEST. MEFTING IN MOSQUE AREA   Troublesome Undercurrent ‘Apparent in. Jewish, Beob Ovorterse

Palestine Quiet As Jews Worship   Troublesome Undercurrent Is Apparent, However, In Two Quarters:

Palestine in Paralysis   Jews Pause for Their  Sabbath—Arabs in Traditional Strike

Holy Land Tense As Arabs Stage Protest Strike   Streets of Jerusalem Deserted On Balfour Declaration Anniversary

Palestine Is In State of Paralysis: All Arabs Strike   Latest Refugee Group Sent to Cyprus Today  — an bh hie eo, As i 2 ae ee

HOLY LAND {S UNEASY TODAY   Arabs Engage in Traditional Nov. 2 General Strike

Holy Land Is Held In State Of Paralysis   Jews Pause For Sabbath and Arab= Engage [fn Their Traditional General Strike   Mass Meetings Called Tomorrow   Jews Will Strike In Protest Against Deportation 1.279 Refugees  to Cyprus

Arabs Stage A Protest Strike Against British   Jewish Sabbath Adds To Paralysis; Undercurrent Of Trouble.

SENATE VOTE ON OPA PLAN “1S AWAITED   IMPORTANT AMENDMENTS ARE SCHEDULED FOR VOTES ! DURING THE SESSION TODAY

Senate Votes On OPA Price  Fixing Power   Amendment Would ind All Controls Within Next Year

DRASTIC. SLASH IN AGENCY'S POWER LOOMS   First Ballot Due on Formula For Ending All Controls Within Year

SHOOTING PAINS IN BACK  ‘SREATLY. EASE® BY WERBAL REMEDY When due to insufre ion @

ceased  Blood Flows In Chinese Civil War... .  Violent Battle Raging In Chefoo Streets; 100,000 Communists Are Trapped

Crack Element Of Red Army Ts Sealed Off In China Port   Violent Clash Rages In Chefoo’s Streets; Plan Break-Throuch

160,000 Red Chinese Troops  Said Trapped   Reds Reported Putting up Jitter Defense for Che: -fa0, °

Chiang Units Trap 100,000   Violent Fight Rages Tn North China Port

Nazi Sought  Viass Death   Governor Of Poland Carried Out Policy

Frank Called Unrelenting Foe of Poles   Eradication of Race Goal of Nazi Ruler, Crime Trial Is Told

Aspired To Wipe Out Polish Race   Charge Made Against Nazi Puppet Governor

Truman Likes Bermuda; Will Spend Remainder Of His Vacation There

PRESIDENT VISITS IN BERMUDA NAVAL BASE ON VACATION   Truman to Spend Several Day: Walking, Swimming and Sonlarhing

TRUMAN LIKES BERMUDA CLIME   Rest Of His Vacation To Be Spent In Leisure On Sunny Isle

SOLDIER SHOT   Gl, Alone in Jeep, Is Target of Bullet at Trieste.

LANDLORDS GET NOD ON RENTALS   Court Rules Property May Be Restricted By Renters

LAUSCHE URGES RENT CONTROLS   Special Session Of Ohio Legislature Expected To Enact State Law

Sees Threat Tn Mid-East; Urees Drait   Army Day Address Reviews U.S. Policy To Defend Peace

Asserts War Can Happen Suddenly   Urges Military Preparedness To  Defend The Peace

‘Teen-Age Vote ~ Plan Supported   President Restates Foreign Policy in Talk Featured by Warning

Truman Appeals For Powerful Military Reserve _ Warns U. S.-Must Prepare TT. Incnre World Peace -

British- -Russian Agreement. Before U.N. May Open Up U.S Atom Secrets Immediately   British Delegates Claim U.S. Can Forestall Disclosure By Using Veta

Americans Are ‘Put On Spot’ By U.N. Delegates   Veto May Be Only Recourse To Balk Immediate Crisis

U. 5. A-BOMB SECRETS MAY BE REVEALED   Proposal in U. N. Would Force Nation Into “Dangerous” Position of Releasing Facts to the World Immediately.

Reds and British in Aareement   United Nations Proposal Would be ‘Dangerous’ to U.S.

MAY USE VETO TO FORESTALL DISCLOSURE   Britain And Russia Reach Arms Agreement   ‘Dangerous,” Says Connaliy; Try To Work Out System Of Controls

Anglo-Sc: get U.N. Agreement May Ope: 8Up Atomic Secrets:   - Britain And Russia Endorse Proposal To Include Details Of Armaments In World Troop Inventory

U.S. Facing Disclosure Of Bomb Plans   VETO MAY HAVE TO BE USED BY THIS NATION

U.S. MIGHT BE URGED T0 BARE ATOMIC SECRET   Agreement on Arms Reduction, Troop Count Puts ‘Heat’ On Nation

U.S. May Be Forced fo Give Atomic Secret   Vital Issue Raised When Great Britain and Russia Agree to Arms Reduction Program

ROCKEFELLER OFFERS 8 MILLION TRACT IN NEW YORK AS SITEFOR UN UNDER CERTAIN ASSURANCES.   Property Is Lecated Between Fifth Avenue And Roosevelt Drive, 42d and 47th Streets— Controversial British Proposal Is Dropped With Some Prospect of Eventual Settlement— Shakeup in New York Police Department

Britain, Russia Agree In Principle On U.N.  Ar ms Reduction Move

Action to Bare Atomic Secrets Feared by U.S.   Britain, Russia Join in Plan for Arms Reduction

U. S. Faces Giving Up  Her Secrets   British Say United States  _ Could Avoid Yielding Atomic Information bv Use af Veta   Agreement Made  Britain, Russia Agree on Arms Reditction Program

Communist Force in Position to  Attack Fleet Base   Amphibious Landings Made on Coast of China and Nearby Islands; All American Units Are on the Alert

Meeting For: . Parents Of Cub  Scouts Thursday Talk, Pictures Of  . Activities Shown  At High School. -

Plane Overruns Field in Can ada; Some Victims Said U. S. Army Personne/

U.S., REDS CUT REPARATIONS FOR ROMANIA   Say Original Compensation Burdens Too Heavy for Country

U. S. AND RUSSIA CAPSIZE PARLEY INDEMNITY PLANS   ABANDON PRINCIPLE OF FULL PAY FOR LOSSES IN ROMANIA

U.S. Drops Full Pay For War Losses   Indemnity Structure Of Peace Conference Upset; America Sides With Russian Argument

U.S. BACKS PLAN TO EASE ROMANIA PAY   Sides With Russia in Abandoning Full Compensation—Capsizes Indemnity Structure of Peace Parley.

U.S. Abandons Idea of ‘Full Pay From Romania   Sides With Russia On Paring Compensation For Allied Property

UNITED STATES  ~ SIDED IN WITH SOVIET RUSSIA   Abandoned Principle of Full Compensation for Allied Losses In Romania.   ‘COULD NOT CARRY LOAD   The Move Capsized Whole Indemnity Structure of the Peace Conference.

U. S. Joins Move To Ease Indemnity Pay   Sides With Russia, Changing Trend Of Conference

Move Capsizes Peace Parley’s Indemnity Plan   U. S. Sides With Russia On Issue of Full Pay For Allied Property Losses

U. S.-RUSSIA AGREE OVER REPARATIONS   Principle of Full Compensation for Allied Lesses In Romania Is Abandoned   MOVE IS BIG SURPRISE

Says Romania Cannot Pay in Full Losses Due to Allied Bombing, Nazi Retreat.

United States Takes Sides With Russia At  Peace Conference  om «ne eeenen 8 == ean en a A?

Romania Said Unable To Pay Full Amount   Would Settle Allied Property Losses For Part Value

Unable to Support All Compensations, Reparations Asked   U. S. Sides with Russia In New Stand, Britain Holds Out for Full Repayment

U0, AND fa ponte TO GUT INDEMINITIE   Drop Principle of Full Pay for Allied Losses in Romania.

LIGHTER LOAD FOR ROMANIA   U. S. and Russia Want Indemnity Reduction

Move Capsizes Indemnity Plan Of Peace Meet   U. S. Sides With Russia About Romania

U. S. SIDES WITH RUSSIA ON ROMANIA   At Lake Success, However, It’s A Different Story

U.S, STAND AT PARLEY CHANGEL   Agree With Russia To Abandon Principle Of Compensation For Property Loses

Would Ease Romania's" Burden   U.S. Jeins Russia  In Stand That Nation Is Not Able to Pay Full Reparations

Soviets And Americans In Agreement   Surprise Action Comes At Paris Peace Meeting

Sides With Russia; Move Is Surprise   Says Defeated Country Can’t Pay For All Allied  Pronertyv Losses.

Scrap Romania Indemnity Plan  U. S., Russia Act, To Collapse System

U.S. Abandons  Principle of Full Indemnity   State Department Expert Says Romania Can Not Support All Compensation Claims

U.S. Drops Full Romanian Claim  Bevin Wants Foreign Ministers Meeting

Parley Indemnity Structure Upset  U: S. Abandons Idea Of Full  Reparations From Romania

Capsize Peace Meeting’s Plan Of Indemnities   U. S. and Russia Abandon Principle Of Full Compensation For. Losses  In Romania. -_.

U. S., Russie Join on Payment Plan  Daman ta Will Nas Aan   Rumania Will Not Be Asked for Full Reparations Now

U.S. Move Upsets Indemnity Plans   U.S. Sides with Russia; Abandons Principle of Full Compensation

Big-4. Speeds Treaty Study   Envoys Set Meeting To Iren Oat Disputes

U. 5. Joins Russia In Abandoning Ful  Loss Compensation  Move Capsizes Whol Indemnity Structure Of Peace Conference

Whole Indemnity Structure Upset by Agreement on Stnail- . er Payments   BRITISH TO. HOLD OUT FOR FULL COMPENSATION

U, 5, EASES REPARATIONS DEMANDS ON ROMANIANS   Is Siding With  Russia On Idea Nation Unable To Pay In Full

Bevin Returns to Paris and Meets With Bidault and Molotov Separately   Article 13 Adopted   Guarantees Citizenship for Italians Living in Transferred Areas

Americans Take Stand One-Third Of Amount Asked For Damages To Private Property Is Enough For Romania To Pay: British Demand Full Restitution

Press for Speed at Parley   Conference on Peace Has All  Big Four in the Session Today

With Reds On  Reparations   Agree On Cutting Com: pensation Payable To Allies By Romania.

Indemnity on Only Third of Property In Axis Countries  Whole Structure of   Whole Structure of Peace Parley Falls With Romania Ruline

U. S. Sides With Russia In Abandoning Full Reparation Rights From Romania

Romania Not To Be Asked Full Payment   Move Capsizes Whole - Reparations Structure _ At Peace Parley

United States, Russia  Agreed   Britain Demanding All Compensatic<  Asked At Start

Full Compensation Theory ~ Abandoned by U. S.; Whole Indemnity Structure Upset ©

U.S; Russia Join on Payment Plan  Rumania Will Not Be Asked for an  Bi eccee aii

U.S. Joins Russia in Indemnity Stand; Ask One-Third Pay   American Move Upsets Indemnity Structure at Paris Meet

US., Russia Ease Demanc On Romania   Program for Indemnity Is Upset by Move to Drop Compensation Principle For Property Loss

ROMANIA BURDEN SEEN T00 HEAVY BY ECONOMISTS   Bevin And Molotov Get Together For Talks After Briton’s Absence

U.S. Will Not Seek Full Compensation From Romania   Sides with Russia in Move That Capsizes Indemnity Setup at Pance Confe ance

Conference To Abandon Plan Of Reparations   U. S. AGREES WITH REDS ON MATTER OF PAYMENTS

U.S. Sides With Russia 0 Roma; ian Reparations; Upsets ‘ndemnity System

FOUR MARINES DIE DURING ATTACK BY ARMED CHINESE   Corps Headquarters Issues ‘Statement en Ambush by Linifermed Bead

Marmes m Uma Name Attackers As Uniformed  Chinese  (H6-clal Remort i Abhenlvec   Official Report Absolves Neither Reds: or Kuo mintang Troops   4 LEATHERNECKS KILLED IN ATTACK   Fifteen Others Believed Injured in Ambush on Truck Convoy

FOUR MARINES KILLED IN SKIRMISH   300 Chinese Communists in. Attacking Force

300 Chinese Attacked . U.S.Marines  4 Americans Killed In Ambush; Believe Attackers Were  nmemcmie® Tenane

World of Tomorrow. Seat ‘of Tomorrow’s Tomorrow;  UN To Move To World’s Fai air. Ss

R. A. Devers Ask: For Re-Election   County Treasurer of Milam County Asks For Return to Office

Senate Votes 65-Cent Pay Floor; Farm Riders Left In   La Follette Calls It Farce.

Labor Unions Come Thru Year of Strikes, Struggles ‘With Only One Law Setbac!

Killing Frost Now Predicied For Oklahoma   North Canadian Flood Waters Expected to  Spread Over Dry Land And Become Absorbed

FROST TO VISIT STATE TONIGHT   Freezing Temperatures Ex. pected in Some Areas— Canadian River Recedes

Truman and Republicans Choose Weapons—It'll be Dictionaries and Thesauri

JUDGE ADDS WEIGHT  Constitutionality of OPA Challenged in VU. S. Court

WAA Salesman Held in St. Louis In $200 Bribery   FBI Says Federal Man Promised Influence in Purchases

—AMENDMENT—  Gas Tax For Roads Only  Proposed Change Is Ruled Legal

Gas Tax Law - Change OK’d   Vote to Divert All Fees to  State Road Use Planops pay

Swims 7 Hours as Dad, Friends Die. Ince Cold Water   Socialite, 19, Only One in Sailboat to Save Life

Seek Outside Agreement On Atom Control   Delegates Go Into Huddle Afier Sharp Warning From Bernard M. Baruch

Baruch Issues Sharp Warning  Against Veto   Declares US Will Not Give up Atom Secret While Veto Retained

Warning by Baruch Stirs New Confabs   Delegates Told U.S. Will Not Disclose Secrets of Atomic Bomb Unless Veto Is Ruled Out

U. S. INSISTS ON OUTLAWING VETO ON ATOM   Baruch Pronounces Sharp Warning; Next Meeting Is Monday

DELEGATES GIVEN UNTIL MONDAY TO GET TOGETHER   Holding Hotel Room Conferences Seeking Off-theFloor Agreement.   12 UNITED NATIONS MET   The Body Goes Into Session Monday for Final Decision.

Baruch Warns US Won t Agree To Atomic Veto  Weekend Conferences Seek Solution Of

U. S. WON’T GIVE UF ATOM SECRETS UNDER VETO PLAN   U. N. DELEGATES GO INTO HUDDLE AFTER WARNING BY BARUCH

Demand Veto Be Abandoned In Control Plan   Baruch’s Strong Speech Sends U.N. Delegates [nto Private Conferences

Baruch’s Position On Atom Secret Sending Delegates Into Hotel Room Conclave

Baruch Sharply Warns UN Commission Violators of Control System Must Face Punishment.   MUST REACH DECISION BY MONDAY MORNING

Baruch Issues Ultimatum on Atomic Control   United Nations Warned to Rule Out Veto Power

Seek Agreement On “A” Control   Effort Made to Reach Off-the-Floor Agreement

'_ UN SESSION — Delegates: Strive for  ‘Agreement   ISSUE.PUT OFF  UNTIL MONDAY

Drop Veto Or U.S. Will Keep A Bomb Secrets   ce UAE AESOP SS BOK NE ee  U. N. Delegates Strive For Week-End Off-The Binns A oenaernn?.

Delegates Seek Answer to New Baruch Warning   Final Decision Monday By United Nations Atomic Commission On Vital issue

Won't Be Given Up Unless Veto Is Abandoned  UN Delegates In Conferences

U.S. Refuses To Budge From Baruch Stand   Will Not Yield Atom Secrets Unless Veto Ruled Out— Russia Is Silent

Baruch  Tells View of U.S.   U. N. Delegates in Hotel Conferences Seeking Agreement

Baruch Gives U.N. Decision On Bomb Plan   World Won't Get Fissionable Secret Without. Safeguards

Baruch Causes a Stir in Meeting   Says U.S. Will Keep Atomic Secret If Veto Stays in _  Control Plan    Representatives Will Go Into Session Again Mon day Morning

UNLESS VETO'ISABANDONED ¥. 5. QUIET ON A-BOMB   Baruch Sharply Warna U. N.; New Agreement Sought

WARNING GIVEN U. 8.10 RETAIN ATOM SECRETS   Baruch Gives Sharp Warning to U.N. That Veto Must Be RuJed Curt   FINAL DECISION TO BE MADE MONDAY MORNING

Says Veto Must Go Or US. Will Keep ‘Atom Bomb Secrets   Baruch Warning Sends Delegates into Hurried Conferences

UN Seeking ‘Ends Relief Agreement on Corps Service Atom Control After 50 Y’rs

UNITED STATES ON ATOMIC BOME   U.N. Delegates. To Study, Warning Be-’ fore: Decision   BITTER DEBATE   Over Inclusion of Veto . With Regard To ‘Punishment —

It’s Either End of Veto or No Atomic’ Bomb Data: Baruch   Off - Floor “A. “Agreements Sought Before Next Meeting on Monday

Baruch Demands Veto Be Barred On Atom Control  U. S. Delegate Says Secret Cannot Be

Won't Give:'Up Atom Secrets  If Veto Is Kept   Baruch Warns U. N.; Delegates Meet to Seek Off-Floor Agreement

Big Five Strive For Accord on Atomic Control   U.S. Not to Yield Secrets Unléss Veto Ruled Out: Baruch

Delegates Strive For Agreement  _ Decision On Plan Expected Monday

UN Delegates Seek To Ease Bomb Problem   EARUCH’S CONTENTION ON VETO CAUSES , UPHEAVAL

Corridors May Hold U.N Atom Solution   Delegates Seek Compromise After Baruch's Warnings

Baruch: Atom  Veto Must Go   To Keep It Like Letting Criminal Decide If  He Is Guilty

Veto Issue Stalls Vote On Atom   Final Action Put Off Till Monday As U. S. And Russia Stand Pat On Opposite Views

Atomic Secret Ultimatum Brings Crisis   America Takes Firm Stand on Veto Power for Nations

VETO POWERS WILL HIDE U.S, ATOM SECRETS   Baruch Says United States Will Not Reveal Formula Under Present Setup

Baruch Says No Yielding Unless Veto Abandoned   Tells U.N. The United States Will Retain The Atom.

Says United States Will Not Reveal Atomic Secrets Unless Veto  Ie Ruled Out

Truman Begs Russian Aid  Kor Starving   Truman Plea Renewed After Stalin Says Export Grain Exhausted

President Again Asks Stalin for Food Allotments   Second Letter Sent In Reply to Soviet Message of ‘Recret’

NEW TROUBLE SEEN IN DISPUTE  GM Says Strike Must Be Terminated {n All Plants

Strike Continues Unii All Agree, Warning of GM  - New Demands -. Threaten Rapid

LOGAN COUNTY TRADE SCHOOL   FUNDS FROM Dr. SLOAN’! ESTATE TO PROVIDE $600,000 SCHOOL. AT BELLEFONTAINE

Churchill Blocked Hitler Peace Try, Ribbentrop Says   Joined Lord Vansittart in 1939 to Oppose Agreement With Nazis

ANGLO - GERMAN PAGT BLOCKED   Ribbentrop Blames Churchill And Vansittart For End To Hitler’s Hope

Western Union Lines Silent; 7000 Walk Out   Auto, Oil, Steel and Meat Wage Controversies Nearing Head

ALL TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATION IN CITY HALTEL   Only “Life or Death” Messages Are Accepted; Other Strikes in News

President Predicts Steel Price Rise as Strike Looms   Telegraphers Walk Out in New York; Kaiser-Frazer, JAW Reach Agreement

Goodland To Call Special Session On Rent Control If Congress Lags

FOUND GUILTY iF GAMBLING   Circuit Court Jury Qut Two Hours in Mattooner’s Case

Statement Is Credited To Friends   Supporting Lapel Buttons Appear In Washington

Washington Newspaper Re ports General Made Statement While On Fishing Trip

Gen. Eisenhower For President?   “ Am Ready to Run If the People of the Nation . Want Me.” He Said.

Report Ike Is Willing»   Friends Say General Ready to Run For — President in 1948  “If People Want Him”

Fisenhower Said Willing To Run  Will Be Candidate if People Want Him

QUOTED AS SAYING HE I$ AVAILABLE FOR PRESIDENCY   WOULD BE CANDIDATE IN 1948 IF COUNTRY WANTS HIM, S REPORT

PAPER CLAIMS EISENHOWER T0 BE CANDIDATE   Times-Herald Reports ~ Eisen hower To Be Candidate If People Want Him

"Report Eisenhower May Be Candidate For White House   Paper Quotes General As Saying He‘ll Run 4€ People Want Him!

Unsuitable   Ike Reported Ready to Run In ’48 Election   Copyright Story Says Chief of Staff Will Stand if People Want

Reports tke Ready to Run   Will Be Candidate If People Want Him, Paper Declares

Hear Eisenhower ls Receptive to Presidential Bid  Plenty of Support From Both Demos And GOP Leaders

EISENHOWER MAY SEEK PRESIDENCY   Ready To Run in 1948 Sf People Want Him

“IKE” MAY RUN FOR PRESIDENT   London Newspaper Reports General Eisenhower Ready To Run In 1948 “If Thea Peonle Want Him.”

AN Slee RN Oe  UNE 6 CEE. 6    Paper Asserts ‘Tke’ Will Run  For President

REPORT HEARD ARE’ MAY BUN            NEWSPAPER  QUOTE 18: HOWER AS SAYING HE IS _ WILLING TO SEEK PRESIDENCY

IKE READY TO RUN IF PEOPLE DESIRE HIM, PAPER STATES   Washington Newspaper Contends General Made State. ment to His Friends

General Eisenhower Said Ready To Run For President If People Want Him

Says Eisenhower Ready To Run  For President   ‘Capital Paper Quotes -Him As Being - Ready. -

Both Parties  IKE WILL RUN   Would Have to Be “‘Drafted” Published Article  Indicates.

GEN. IKE READY FOR PRESIDENCY   Paper Says Army Boss To Run ‘If People Want Him”

Food Dearth Acute; Plants Closing Gates   Automotive, Steel Output Paralyzed; Unemployment Soars

BYRNES TALKS UNO SESSION  WITH TRUMAN   Iran Premier Gives Unqualified Support To His Ambassador

Rent, Building Rules Assailed   Northwest Landlords Institute Strike In Protest Against OPA Ceilings

No-Rent Policy Tnstituted by  Seattle Owners Nation-Wide Protest  Against OPA’s Ceilinas Is Proposed

BRITAIN ASKS TO BE RELIEVED INLEVANT   UNO Chooses Interim and Permanent — Sites in U.S.

BRITAIN GIVES UNO LEVANT ISSUE   Move Made at . Final Session After Two Requests

Britain Asks UNO To Keep Levant Peace   Wants to Take Troops From Syria, Lebanon, Official Tells Council

Great Britain's Request Thrusts Issue On U.N. 0   Britain Asks To Be Relieved Of Maintenance Of Peace And Order In The Levant

BRITAIN SEEKS TO WITHDRAW FROM LEVANT   Appeals To UNO At Last Moment, With Assembly In Recess

REQUESTS, UNO TO RELIEVE HER OF RESPONSIBILITY AFTER SYRIA AND LEBANON PROTEST

Confessor To Killings Said Seen In Texas   Reported To Have Told Of Slayings Near Texarkana

MAY WAVE NEW TAXES IN °47   Treasury Head Predicts Higher Rates After Inflation

POSSIBLE TAX HIKE SEEN If PRICES SOAR   Increase May Be Used As Inflation Break Snyder Asserts

Treasury Head Warns Taxes  May Be Boosted   Sees That Possibility In Event of Sharp Upsurge in Prices

Snyder Warns of Tax Rate  Increase lf Prices Soar   Consideration Being Given to Using Taxes to Break Inflation, New Head Of Treasury Says; °46 Levies Remain

TAX RATES MAY BE INCREASED BY GOVERNMENT   Snyder Says Administra. tion Will Act In Event Of Sharp Inflation   SECRETARY FAVORS ~ STOPGAP OPA BILL  *

TAX BOOST SEEN TF PRICES SCAR   SNYDER WARNS INCREASE IS LIKELY IF THERE IS SHARP INFLATION.

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  Ry FRANK R_ KENT   Rvyrd Will Be Needed

Pilotless Locomotive Crashes Into Passenger Train; One Killed, 10 Hur

Man Shoots Wife, Kills Himself   Occurred At Home  of Woman's Parents

Byrnes Asks Slash In Allied Forces   Ur; yes Big Four Cut Total to 620,000 Men

Byrnes Asks Big Reduction In Armed Forces   Policy Flayed By Molotov In New York

Pauley Refuses To Quit Race   ‘Leaders in Fight on Nomination Meet i To Speed End of Controversy

French Loan Outlook Good   -President Confers With Paris Gfficial

Athens, Tenn., Jail Shambles After Shooting   Primary Election Results In Bloody Battle Centering On Jail   SEIZED BALLOT ~ BOXES CAUSE RIOT

Epidemic is Sweeping Children on Another  Shin En Route to U. S.

THIRD BRIDE SP HIT BY EPIDEMIE   Board of Inquiry Vindisates Medical Personnel on One of Vessels Involved

NEW EPIDEMIC ABOARD WAR BRIDESHIP —   One Infant Dead, And Many Others IIl

Hannegan And Buen See Victory   Both Confident Of Control Of House And Senate

Congress Control Is Being Decided   Fair Weather Over Nation As Whole Brings Forecast Of Heavy Balloting

GOP, DEMOCRAT LEADERS CLAIM THEY WILL WIN   Party Chairmen Confident Of Success in Last Minute Statements   TRUMAN REMAINS SILENT   President Votes In Missouri And Starts Return To Nation’s Capital

Compromise On Army and Navy Mercer Offered   Senators Talk Move To Exempt Teen Agers From Overseas Duty

Unification For Armed  Force Plea   States Congress Must Not Be “Hustled” Toward Militaristic Merger In Passing Bill

Senate Gets New Proposal From Bridges   Warns Against Rushing Into Militaristic Union; Discuss Draft Action

‘Bridges Proposes Compromise Unification Plan Creating Cabinet Heads for Army, Navy, and Air

Compromise Bill Sets Up ‘Council’ with One Head For Each Service Branch

Bridges Offers Compromise Army-Navy Merger Plan; May Keep Teen-Age Draft   Senators Talk Of Exempting Teen-Agers From Overseas Occupation Duties

"(Common Defense Council Proposed As Alternate sr 6 “Militaristic” Plan For Merger Of Forces

Change Proposed  By bridges   On Army-Navy Unification Plan Wants ‘Council Of Common Defense’

Unification Plan [s Proposed For Army and Navy   Overseas Occupation Exemption Of Teen Age Draftees Discussed

Compromise Plan to Unify Services Put Forth by New Yorker   ; ‘Sen. Bridges Suggests “Council of Common  Defense” for U.S.

Sen. Bridges Offers New Merger Plan   War Department Asks Postponement of - Action on Draft Bill

PRICE CONTROL WARNING GIVEN TO GOVERNMENT   Shipments of Suits May be Halted On May 1

Manufacturers in Demand  For ‘MAP’ Rule Change   Shortage of Low Cost Wool Claimed Hampering Required Market Balance

Fog Blanket Keeps Middle West Temperatures Mild  Atlantic States Will Get Some Relief From Severe Cold

GREYHOUND BUS SERVICE SUNDAY   First Runs After Two-Month Strike Will Start at 5 A.M.

Oil Use to Get  Consideration   Pipeline Conversion To Natural Gas Only if Other Is Impossible

‘Kansas Democrats Announce Platform   Cails for Repeal of Prohibition and  Assails Administration Of Highway Depariment

DEMOS CALL FOR OUTRIGHT REPEAL   Platform Favors State Operated and Owned Liq uor Stores

Economy No Worry for Washington  we ok oo   FEW WORKERS ON FEDERAL PAYROLLS LIVE IN NATION’‘S CAPITOL

fimployes Are Complacent  Federal Workers In Capital Not  Too Worried About Fxpense Cuts

G. O. P. Heads Fire Biting Tirades At ‘Corrupt’ U. S. Administration

ASKS GOV'T ENFORSE MINE SAFETY LAWS   State May Garry Dispute To Courts

Russia Declared Wanting Third World War   Ex-Communist Editor Says Soviets Hopine to Destroy America and Brita

Executive Board Rejects ‘Ability to Pay’ Plan  UAW Slaps Reuther

At MAKE SCARCITY FOR U. §.   Split in Administration is Claimed Today; GOP Leaders Hur! Charges About Situation.   DRIVE TO REMOVE CONTROLS PUSHED

Says. Congress Took Matter ‘From His Hands   Rep. Edith Rogers Proposes Congress Be Called by Truman

Says Issue Taken Off His Hands   Army Claims Fourth of All Meat Turned Out By Slaughterers.

“Jemorvrous Headlines “Jedayg TRUMAN REJECTS PROPOSAL THAT MEAT CONTROLS BE REMOVED; ASKED TO RECONVENE CONGRESS

TRUMAN SAYS CONGRES: MATTER OUT OF HIS HANDS : WHEN IT SET UP PRICE. : DECONTROL BOARD 

Nourse Proposal to     wanann Meat Controls  ‘Rejected by Truman

ER IS OUT OF HIS HANDS, PRESIDENT SAYS   Rep. Rogers Asks for Special Session of Congress b

Jap Rightist Societies Are Banned as Result of Action by Cabinet

Proposal Yf Confirmed By UN General Assembly Would Constiture In Effect A UN Disarmament Conference   U.S. IS AGAINST IMMEDIATE CENSUS

British Propose Early Conference On Disarmament   Behind-the-Scenes Talks Prevent Split With U. S. Over Bombs

Britain Asks Arms Parley In 6 Months   U.N. Group Would Consider Program For Disarmament

Worldwide Arms Parley Urged Within 6 Months  _ British Delegate Shawcross Asks A Bomb Safequard

Britain Urges Open  Discussion of Atom   U.N. Subcommittee Approves Special Assembly Session on Snecific Disarmament Proposal:

Britain Asks Disarming Conference   Urges Calling of World-wide Parley to Be Held Within Six Months

Arms Conference Urged By Britain   Shawcross Appears Ready To Drop Demands For Immediate Survey Of U. S. Atom Bombs

BRITAIN ASKS WORLD ARMS CONFERENCE   To. Consider Steps For Scaling Down World Armaments

NEHRU JS ARRESTED   Congress Party Delays Decision On Independence Until His Return

India Plan Hits Snag   Congress Party Delays - Decision Because of — Arrest of Nehru

President. ‘Troman Consults Josef Stalin About Food Crisis —Hopes to, be Able’ ‘to Make Announcement Soon. *

RETAIL SUGAR PRICE TO BE BOOSTED SOO!   OPA Increases Ceiling Of Ray Product And Says It Will Raise Consumer Figure

TEMPERATURES   Survey Shows Resistance Is Having Effect   Supply Situation Continues Spetty Over The Nation

Another Boost In Sugar Price   Haif-Cent Increase Due Soon, OPA Says

Price Of Sugar Hiked By OPA   Housewive Notified Retail Price Will Be Boosted Soon

Caution Urged On De-Controls  Wiley Warns Agains   Wiley Warns Against Sweeping Repeals

SEN. WILEY URGES GOP COLLEAGUES TO MOVE SLOWLY   DECLARES U. S. NOT READY FOR REPEAL AT SINGLE STROKE

SL TDOWN Tea UP PHONES IN WASHINGTON   Service Quit for an Hour in Order Protest; Three trikes tn Prosnect.

MIHAILOVIC WEARILY AGREES DEALS WITH ENEMY ARE PROVEN  COLLABORATION SAID SHOWN BY LETTER IN HIS OWN HANDWRITING

AN ITALIAN DEAL   Mihailovic Says Letter Was the Extent of His Collaboration

Chetnik Admits Collaboration’  Mihailovic Answers ‘Intrique’ To Letter

Mihailovic Admits Collaboration With Italian Army  Letter Produced Today At Treason Trial is Seen as “Intrique”

Lewis Shuns Initial Parley On Coal Wage   “UMW Head Expected To Stay Away Until Krug Concludes Tour

—COAL— Lewis Boycotts U.S. Talks  UMW OPENS  saat cecnapia:rpeteane md ieee:

Head Of Miners Shuns Meeting In Washington   Lewis To Remain Away Until Secretary Krug Returns Is Indication   U. M. W. DELEGATION INITIATES TALKS

MEAD OF UMW INDICATES HE WILL NOT NEGOTIATE PERSONALLY UNTIL KRUG  >: RETURNS >

Control of War Contracts Probed   Committee Studying To Recommend New Profits Legislation

CONTINUE TO SELL SAVINGS BONDS HAVE SIX AIMS   Series E, F, & G Bonds Must Keep Investment Total Near  - 49 Billions—Combats Inflation,

Auto with One-Piece F iberglas Body, Dozen Other Features Is Revealed

OHIDAN; AGE 101, NEW G.A,R, HEAD   Ex-Cavalryntin Says He Will Try To Be At 1947 Enchmpment

MAKE STH TRY FOR GATEWAY AMENDMENT 10 CONSTITUTION   If Passed Would Be First Change Since 1908; Major Parties O. K. It

GATEWAY PLAN UP FOR FIFTH TIME   AIMED AT PAVING WAY FOR AMENDMENTS T0 STATE CONSTITUTION

GENERAL M’NARNEY SAYS UL 8. LOSES FACE BY PROTESTS  _ EUROPEAN CHIEF ASKS TROOPS TO CEASE GRIPING

McNarney Tells His Men About  Slow Releases  Says American Prestig« Abroad Damaged Ry,

GI HEAT WARMS CAPITAL   Army, Navy Heads To Air Whole Problem Tuesday

Demobilization Talk Boils In Washington   Angry Cables Continue To Hit Capital Despite Quick Hearing

GI Cables Pour  In at Washington   Speedy Study of Demobilization Problem Is Promised

IKE, NIMITZ TO DISCUSS PLANS NEXT TUESDAY   Soldiers Continue to Flood Capital With Cables, Radiograms

Joint Congressional Session To Hear Eisenhower, Nimitz On Demobilization Problem   Military Leaders To Appear Next Tuesday; Gls Continue To Supply Pressure

Army, Navy Seek Quick Hearings on Demobilization But GI Protests Continue to Pour in on Congressmen

Eisenhower And Nimitz To Air Demobilization   To Discuss Problem Before Joint Congresssional Session Tuesday.

IMcNarney Urges His Troops  To Stop Demonstrations Army Chief in Europe Says Action  Ti i eee tee ai: emeetecwen: Tinwcwihtacn

Demobilization Talk Boils In Washington  Angry Cables Continue   Angry Cables Continue To Hit Capital Despite Quick Hearing

GI Protests Continue To Heat Capitol Hill   Coming Eisenhower and Nimitz Statements Fail To Halt Gripes— Replacements Stepped Up

Overseas G. I. Demands Stull  Hit Congress   Hirohito’s Horse, Dogs and War Brides Given Preference Over Those With High Point Scores.

Eisenhower and Nimitz Are to Discuss Problem   Speedy Airing of Situation Promised

Eisenhower, Nimitz to Tell of Discharge Snarls in Congress   Wires From G. J.’s Pour - Into Offices of Many Congressmen   RULLETIN

G.Ls Keep Heat on Top Brass; Ike and  Nimitz to Explain      Commanders to Go Beforc Inquiry as Protests Continue to Pour Inte Capitol

Capitol Hill Hot On Demobilization As Troops Shout  Congress Awaits Eisenhower and Alsensées “ pebsemmame

Gls Keep Heat On Brass Hats For Discharge   Soldiers Raging Over Delay in Coming Home

Gls Continue To Protest On Discharge Lag   Heat Keeps Capitol Hill Lawmakers Warm; Joint Congressional Session With Eisenhower is Set For Tuesday

GI’s Shower Angry Cables On Congress   Eisenhower, Nimitz To Address Session Of Both Chambers

GI Heat Keeps Capitol Hill Warm,  Army Cuts Recruit Training Time

Congress Sweating From GI Heat Over  Demobilization   Thorny Problem Will Be Aired On Tuesday

G'S CONTINUE TO FILE GRIPES   Congress To Hear Nimitz, Eisenhower Tuesday _

Commander  Asks Halt of GI Meetings   Soldiers Keep Things Hot At Washington Despite Promise of Early Airing Of ‘Demobilization

GI Heat Keeps Capitol Hill Very Warm   Flood of Messages Received From Vets Demanding Discharges

McNarney  Asks End of Riots —   China’G. I.s Protest Being “Lend-Leased” to Chiang Government

Speedy Airing Of Releases Is Promised  GI Protests  ‘Still Reach

GI Newspaper Under Direction  Of Army Officer   Staff Says “Hands Bound;” Aims To Build Up Rather Than Undermine Army

GI POTESTS FROM OVERSEAS STILL POURING TO WASHINGTON   Eisenhower And Nimitz To Talk Before Joint  Session Tuesday

ASKS SOLDIERS IN EUROPE END DEMONSTRATION   Wedemever Lauds China Troops; Washington Plans Airing of Situation

GI'S: CONTINUE ANGRY CABLES   Ike, Nimitz Will Review De mobilization Plan On Tuesday

McNantiey Asks Soldiers End "Co: Hoe Acts   U. 8. Commander in Eu rope Tells Troops Demonstrations Are Damaging American Prestige

TROOPS CONTINUE BLASTS AT AN DISCHARGE PANS   fisenhower and Nimitz to Discuss Thorny Problem Before Conaress

Gls Keep Heat  On Lawmakers Tuba-Players, Wacs Say It With Cables

NEW LABOR BODY. TO MEET MONDAY   Organizational Session To Be Held in Capital

Only 8 But Has  Throat Cancer   Little Andy Painter Com:bines Three CelebraHane Intn One.

IN CHICAGO ‘L TRAIN PILE-UP   Accident Occurs Today At Fog-Shrouded South Side Station

200 ARE INIURED AS TRAINS COLLIDE ON ’EL’ AT CHICAGO   Fog is Blamed Today for Accident; 15 are Hurt Seriously; Treated in Hospitals at City.  ad IREMEN REMOVE —

100 Persons Hur’ When 'L' Trains Collide In Fog  Facilities Of Eight

Fog Blamed for Chicago Elevated  Tram Collision   More Than 200 Treated for Injuries After Crash in South Station

Elevated Trains Crash in Chicagc   240 Passengers Hurt, Fifteen Seriously; Dense Fog Blamed

CHICAGO ELa BUIMP IN FD 200 INJURED   Collision Occurs at 47th Street in Rush Hour Wednesday.

Iranian Army Units Move Against Revolt   Disturbance Reported In Mazanderan Province Following Red y Troops Withdrawal Into Russia

Man Identified As Slayer Is Now Dead In Accident   Paper Company Employes Sure New Jersey Man Whitcomb’s Murderer

Link Blast Victim With Pistol Death of Paper Co. Head   Man Killed in Explosion Believed Killer of Boston Executive

Slayer May Have Labor Law. Advocates. Died in Blast Await Developments

Employes Declare Explosion Victim Visited Whitcomb   Paper Company -Worker Are Shown Photo of New Jersey Man; ‘Silencer’ Angele

N. J. Blast Victim Visited Whitcomb On Day Of Slaying   Eniployes Identify Picture Of Westfield Resident; Once Worked For Firm

Identify Man As Whitcomb Killer   .Employes_of Slaip _.. Man Recognize Other

IDENTIFY PHOTO OF VISITOR IN OFFICE SLAYING  ALLEGED SLAYER OF   ALLEGED SLAYER OF PAPER MAGNATE DIES IN APARTMENT BLAST

GEORGE HARDY CONNECTED WITH WHITCOMB KILLING   Union County Prosecutor Said Today Search of Apartment Indicated Such.   HAD BEEN IDENTIFIED   Hardy Died of Carbon Monoxide from Gas Jets Which Caused Explosion.

Employes Identify Newspaper Picture Of Murder Suspect   Paper Magnate’s Kille: ‘Believed New Jersey . Explosion Victim

Whitcomb Slayer Is Identified   Two Employes Positive New Jersey Man Did  Shanting

WORKERS NAME KILLER SUSPECT   Employes of Boston Paper Firm Identify Photo of Man, Now Dead

Picture of Blast Victim Ideatified As Killer of Boston Paper Magnate

Social Security Plan Changes   Widows, Elderly ’ People Interested

SHOWDCWN VOTE TODAY ON NeW STRIKE MEASURE   “Hot Fight” Seen Certain Over Rulez For Debate

HOT FIGHT DUE IN DEBATE OVER FACT - FINDING   Rules Group Weighs Actior On Labor Committee’s Proposed Program

Strike Control Action — Started By Congress   House Rules Group To Take Showdown Vote On Truman’s Fact-Finding Request

Sabath Says ‘‘Hot Fight’’ Is Certain. .... House Rules. Committee Comes To Showdown On Strike Control Measure

[Showdown Vote fn House Rules ‘Committee Today   Group To Consider Watered-Down Version Of Truman’s Fact-Finding Measure

SHOWDOWN ON ~ STRIKES NEAR   . omer ae a tt ‘House Rules Committee To Draft Control Legislation

House Rules Group Faces Showdown on Labor Bill   Procedure Will Be Determined for Debate on Measure Opening on Thursday

Anti-Strike Legislation Faces Test   Consideration Of Bill Will Start Thursday

Showdown Vote Near On Strike Curb Measure  House Committee Will Ballot Today

Votes On Rule For Labor Bill  House Committee Deadirte Hat Fiahe

SOLONS REACH A SHOWDOWN ON STRIKES   House Rules Committee to Consider Weakened Version of Fact-Finding Bill Asked by President Truman.

GROUP MEETS FOR SHOWDOWN ON LABOR RULE   Rules Committee Confers on Fact-Finding Legislation Today

(onsite To Voi On Strike legislation   Sabath Says “Hot ae Certain Over  les To Prevail

Helena Is Host To Rainbow Girl Meeting   Varied Program Fills Agenda of State Convention in City

Rainbow Girls To Open Meet Today   Sessions of Grand Assembly Here Through Tuesday

Nine Lose Lives _ In Series Of  Trasie Accidents   Htouston Gir! Burns To [Death

STRIKE JAMS UP TRAFFIC IN ~ DETROIT ARE   FEW WORKERS KEPT FROM JOBS; MANY THUMB RIDES

Detroit Transit Walkout Keeps Few from Jobs   Mayor Tells Union No Of fer Will Be Made while Strike Is On

STRIKE HALT DETROIT CARS   5,200 Operators Quit Jobs In Effort to Enforce Pay Hike Demands

Detroit Tied Up By Strike   Transport Operators Demand 18 Cents an Hour Waae Boost

Germans Planned Anatomy Institute  Planned to Collect Skull: and Skeletons, War

Trial Exposes Plan To Collect Skulls  German Used War Prisoners as Victirns

In the Name of Culture  atin Bare Nazi Plan to Make Racial Collectionof Men’s Skulls

Say Nozis Planned a Racial Skull Exhibit   Gruesome Plan Bared At War Crimes Trial— At One Time Jewish Skulls Ware Scarce

WAITED UPOK WASHING TOK FOR WARNINE   Army Commander in Hawaii at Time Japs Struck Will Testify.

Short Blames Capital Chiefs   Adm. Stark Regards  Kimmel as Culprit

Russ Troops Reported Out Of Mukden ~      Chinese Foresee Complete Evacuation of Manchuria By Soviets Soon as Gen. Marshall Coming Back

Power Supply Lower In Pitt   New Contract Not In Sight On Fourth Day

POWER STRIKE CONTINUES, NO END IN SIGHT   Pickets Appear as Pittsburgh Light Co. Dispute Enters Fourth Day

No Settlement Of Pittsbur gh’s Strike In Sioht   Power Supply Dwindles Near Danger Point In The Fourth Day Of Union Walkout

FORM PICKET LINES IN UNION UTILITY STRIKE   Move Threatens Dwindling Power Supply in Pittsburgh

'PICKETING AT DUQUESNE CO. PLANT THREATENS TO REDUCE ‘FURTHER CITY POWER SUPPLY   Union President George Mueller Agrees to Resume Stalmated Negotiations But Fixes No Time or Piace for Conferences   SIX COAL TRUCKS HALTED AT 8IG PHILLIPS PLANT

Pitt Power Supply Lower   Near Danger Point With No New Contract in Sight For Power Employes

Power Pickets Halt Trolleys In Pittsburgh   No Settlement. Is In Sight; Power Supply Near Danger Point.

Near Crisis. In Pittsburgh   No Strike Settlement In Sight As Power Supply Dwindles

Power Outlook Grows Dimmer In Pittsburgh   No Contract Is In Sight; Street Car Motormen Return

Steel Capital Power Strike Grows Worse  Power Dwindies Ta Dancer Paint

Power Supply In Pittsburgh Sinks Nearer Dancer Point   Wage Negotiations Resumed; Trolleys Back In Operation

Supply of Power Near Danger Mark   Mueller Agrees to Resume Talks,  But Fixes No Time Or Place for Meet

TROLLEYS RUN: GROUPS RENEW PAY DISCUSSION   Union Rejects Firm’s Offer Of 5 Per Cent Increase; 28,000 Remain Idle

DANGER POINT NEARS AT PITT   Power Supply of Steel Capital Sinking Rapidly

POWER SUPPLY INPITTSBURGH TO NEW LOW   Nears Danger Point Witl No Settlement of Elec. tric Tie-up in Sight— Street Car Strike I: Called Off.

Pittsburgh Street Car Men Return   But Power Supply Is Nearing the Danger Point, Report

Pittsburgh Power Strike Unsettled   Streetcar Workers Return To Johs; Other Plants Hit  Te YF... APO... nee?

POWER STRIKE IN FOURTH DAY   Pittsburgh’s Electric Supply Near Danner Paint.

POWER PICKETS SET UP LINES WN PITTSBURGH   initial Appearances Made With No End Of Tieup In Sight

CommunityLife Pittsburgh On Brink Danger   Piekets, Halt Delivery 0% Coal To Power Plants; Keep Motor Couches Garaged   Negotiations Rua Into Stalemate   Public Tenseness Relaxes Somewhat As Streetear Motornien Return  To Jobs

Pittsburgh Supply of Power Sinks to Near Danger Point   No New Contract Seen to End Crippling Power Walkout

Trolleys Resume  In Pittsbursh —   But Power’ Supply. Due To Strike In Industrial City Near Danger Point

Pittsburg     Cohtinaes   No Contract g Terms Reached Yet In Wage Negotiations.

POWER STRIKE CRIPPLES CITY OF PITTSBURGH   Men Still Are Idle Pending Final Agreement Details

Power Supply Tn Pittsburgh Sinks Lower   Streetcar Motormen Back on Jobs, But About 28,000 Worker: Still Remain Idle

Pittsburgh’s Power Supply At Low Point      Picketing Starta and No Settlement of Strike In Sight; Street Car  Service Partly Reaneed

No Settlement of Crippling Pittsburgh Strike in Sight On Fourth Day   UNION CHIEF SAYS HE IS READY TO NEGOTIATE

Pittsburgh’s Power Hits Low Point  Picketing Brings New   Picketing Brings New Threat to Supply; No Settlement Looms

Pittsburgh’s Power Supply Dangerously Low As Strike Of 3,200 Enters 4th Day   Wage Negotiations Continue But No New Contract In Sight; Motormen Return

Pittsburgh’s Power Plants  Are Picketed   No Settlement Near as Electric Supply Dwindles

No Settlement In Power Strike Sighted as Yet   First Picketings Threaten Supply

Power Supply At Dangei Point In Crippled City 2,800 Trolleymen Back

Pittsburg Power Tieup  Continues   No Contract Terms Reached Yet In Wage  Negotiations.

Power Supply Sinking Lower In Pittsburgh   Negotiations Continued As Power Strike Enters Fourth Day

CURRENT SINKING TO DANGER POINT IN STEEL CAPITAL   WAGE NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE WITH NO CONTRACT IN SIGHT

Pickets Circle Trolley Barns In Pittsburgh   Street Cars Withdrawn; Laber Situation Grows More Tense  ©

Negotiations Continue; Strike In Fourth Day; No Contract In Sight

Power Supply Declines In Pittsburgh   Sreetcar Men  Return To Work

PITTSBURGH'S TROLLEYS IDLE   Light Co. Employes Throw Picket Lines Around Car Barns

70 GET MORE INFORMATION.   Pearl Harbor Committee to Hear More on Part General Marshall Played in Case of*Lt. Gen. Short After Pearl Harbor,

Pearl Harbor Probers To Get More Information On Marshall’s Actions

[Reconversion Gain [Reported by Small   Industry Output Sets Record But Strikes Threaten Marks

Ex-CPA Chief Reports Gains  In Production   Small, However, Sees Setback if Further Strikes Are Called

Former CPA Chief Re ports Industrial Production 50 Pct. Above Prewar Average

Record U.S Production Reported   Former CPA Chief Warns ManagementLabor Peace Needed.

JEALOUSY BLAMED FOR TWO DEATHS   Mt. Gilead Woman Slain in Restaurant; Man Kills Self

Profits-Wages Stand Attacked   Westinghouse Head Hit: Idea That Total Profits Can Bring Raises

Five New Units Added To City’s Housing “Quota’   Original Allotment Of 25 Increased To 30 By Atlanta Office Of FPHA

STAY SLAYER’S OND TRIP 10 CHAIR   LOUISIANA NEGEO, ONCE SAVED BY FAULTY EQUIPMENT, GIVEN REPRIEVE.

gIRST SHOT ‘JUST TICKLED A LITTLE’ Negro Gets Reprieve as Court  Considers ‘Second Execution’

QUARTER MILLION TEXANS BRAVE CLOUDBURSTS, FLOODS, SNOW TO VOTE: AMENDMENTS ALL PASSED

U. S.-BRITISH ARMY STATUS TO CONTINUE   fruman Tells Newsmen Combined Chiefs of Staff Will Exist Until Official End of War.

WAR CHIEFTAINS STILL FUNCTION   Combined Staffs Stay On Job Until Official Ending Of War

61 Defendants Convicted Today   Found Guilty In the Trial of Mauthausen Concentra- tion Camp.

G1 CONVICTED OF ATROCITIES   Mauthausen Concentration Camp Leaders To Be Sentenced

Takes Only Hour for Verdict in Trial at Dachau   Commander Says It Was Case of Kill or be Killed; Charged With 70,000 Deaths

Nazi Camp Operators Convicted   61 Found Guilty of Torturing And Killing Thousands

Dachau Killers Are Convicted   Horror Camp Nazis Will Be Sentenced

NAZIS CONVICTED OF CAMP HORRORS   Sixty-one Defendants To Be Centanced Monday

U.S. Charges 70,000 People Beaten, Killed   Verdict in an Hour After  - Six-Week Trial; Sen  tencing Monday

U5. COURT FINDS 61 NAZIS GUILTY   DEFENDANTS CONVICTED OF KILLING AND TORTURING THOUSANDS IN CAMP.

61 NAZIS CONVICTED OF HORRORS AT CAMP   Mauthausen Operators Will Be Sentenced Monday

61 Guilty _ Of Murder   All Mauthausen Concentration Camp Directors Included; Say ‘Camp Goal Was to Kill

61 Torture Slayers of Dachau Guilt   Prison Camp Steff Convicted in Torture Dedth of Thousands

61 Germans Convicted of Camp Murders   Thousands Tortured And Slain in Mauthauser Concentration Camp, Testimony Showed

61 Nazi Camp Operators Are Found Guilty   Mauthausen Torturers Will Be Sentenced On Monday

German Civilians Resenting Trial  Don’t Like Indictment Of SS and SA Outfits

Gov't » Discontinues  “Coiinting of Votes After -Royalists Protest; * Royalists-. Will An. nounce Own Count.

Populists Accept Request to Form: Government   Party to; Announce 7 Own Election Figures Of Greek Vote

Populist Party to Form Government  Winner in Greece Accepts the Task

REQUEST IS ACCEPTED   Right-Wing Populist Party Agrees to Form New Government

POPULISTS TO FORM GREEK GOVERNMENT   Sophoulis Will Stay On Unti! New Regime’s Set Up

Bank Robbers Surrounded In Mountain Area   Exhausted, Without Food, Two Fugitives Face Speedy Capture

Posse Closing in Cautiously; Roads Closely Watched   Officers Were Close Enough On Men at One Time to Hear Their Voices: Forced Abandon Sunonlie:

Hide And Seek 100 Officers Search Oklahoma Woods For Two Bank Robbers

Posse Pens Oklahoma  Bank Bandits in Hills   More Than 100 Officers Beat Underbrush To Flush Thieves

— OFFICERS HOT ON HEELS. OF BANK ROBBERS —  Bandits Trapped in Mountains

BANDITS REACH KIAMICHI LAIR   Officers Track Pair of Bank Robbers Into Undergrowth By Following Voices

MOUNTAINS COMBED FOR 2 BANK BANDITS   Gunmen Flee Without Food As Officers Close In

Two Men, Without Provisions 1 Remote Area Probably Can . Nat Escape

TT PASSENGERS AND, CREW BELIEVED KILLED IN NAVY AIRPLANE CRAGH TODAY AT ALRBLIQUEROUE

TRANSPORT AIRPLANE CRASHES   Reports Indicate All 11 Passengers Killed in Accident

GI Demonstrations Continue; Commanders Warn of Showing Weakness To Germans, Japs

Armed Services’ Needs Are Cited   Texas Rail Commission Chairman Puzzled by High Officials’ Plea

TRANSPORTATION TIEUP IN AKRON   Busses And Streetcars Out Of Operation Doe Te strike Which Started Today

TRANSIT STRIKE GRIPS TOLEDO   Bus and Street Car Service Paralyzed in Dispute Over Wages

STRIKE TIES UP TRANSIT LINES   Transportation in Los Angeles Paralyzed as 4,000 Workers Leave Jobs

FAIL TO STOP AKRON STRIKE THIS MORNIN   STREET CARS AND BUSSES IN BOTH AKRON AND DETROIT TAKEN OFF STREETS  BY STRIKERS

MAYOR HOPES TO MAKE IT SHORT  Los Angeles Transportation Paralyzed By Strike Today

Transportation Strike ‘Paralyzes Los Angeles; '4,000 Workers Out

The Sellmans of Newton Chosen as lowa’s “Happiest Married Couple”

HATCH SAYS 6. 0. P. VICTORY IN HOUSE WOULD BE REGRET   ‘Most Unfortunate’ if Congress Divided; Republicans Have No Chance in Senate

Hatch Declares Party Responsibility Should Not Be Divided by GOP Win

Red Cross Drive Reports Total of $12,641 Here  Collections to Be Continued Through March

Red Cross Drive Reports Total of $12,641 Here  Collections to Be  Continued Le we mn mete RA owt

Officers Cramp Style Of Chinese In Old Hongkong   Shortage Of Food And Living Quarters Intensified  By British Officers

People in Hongkong Must Slip Landlord From $75 to $200, Before They Get Key

PASSPORTS HOLDING UP Gl DEPENDENTS   Army Charges State Dep't To Blame For Delays ..

Fear Break  In Price Line   Action Should Come  From Administration

“WORRIED ABOUT BREAKING LINE   HOUSE MEMBERS FEAR RESULTS OF PRICE INCREASES

SOLONS WORRY ABOUT PRICES   Some Representatives Fear Break But Say Action Up To Administration

Hard Coal Miners Lay Down Demands   Ask More Pay, Shorter Hours— Authorize Sinike

Anthracite Pay Demands Also Left Undefined  No Progress Made In Soft Coal; Rail Strike Threatened -

Pay Increase For Hard Coal Miners Mapped   Lewis Advises Agains Discussion So as Not to Tip Off Operaters

Lay Down Hard Coal Demands   Union Outlines Con-  tract Proposals to '. Be Handed Operators Talks Open May 10

jel METERS      Many Believe They’re ood Way To Drive  Business Away

CONTENTION OF EWING DEFENSE DRAWS ATTACK     Solicitor Carlyle Presents Several Wit~ nesses Who Testify They Considered Alleged Wife-Killer Sane And Normal.

Wall Ewing Trial Enters Tenth Day   State Plans To Offer Re buttal To Convict Man of First Degrere Murder

A COOL PRIMARY DAY   Temperatures to - Climb Into 90s Again Tomorrow

FOREST FIRES —  ~ IN MICHIGAN      STIMATE 45,000 ACRES OF TIMBER. BURNED IN THREE COUNTIES SINCE YES TERDAY AFTERNOO

May Defeated In Ky. Ballot   Profit Probe Figure  Trails by 8.000 Vote:

Quick Action Held Needed In Palestine   Sigus Of Grave Crisis Multiplying, With Persistence Which Is Ai Once a Plea anda Warning

PALESTINE DISORDER AND VAST INCREASE IN DISPLACED JEWS IN EUROPE NOW MAJOR PROBLEMS

HITCHHIKER CONFESSES TO SLAYING   Youth Admits He Killed Ex-Navy Officer

WESTERN UNION RAISE ORDERED   Increase Averaging 12 Coots An Hour Voted By Labor Board

Wage Hike Ordered To Western Union By War Labor Board   Salary Increase Averts Threatened Strike on Jan. 7

WLB Directs Western Union Wage Increase  Rules 12 Cents an Hou For Both CIO and AFL

WITNESS SAYS COMBINE 60 $3,520,000   Andrew May Linked to Firms Named in Senate Probe

NEW YORK FREED FROM BLOCKADE   Peace Reached In Maritime And Trucking Disputes

Churches Here Will Feature  (,uest Bastors   Ministers Will Speak On Varied Topics At Sunday Services

Pastors Pick Sunday Topics For Services   Several Churches Will Have Visiting Clergy; Full Programs Arranged

Italian Tenor, American Conductor Spat, Nearly Ruin Tibbett In Rome

Thriving Business, Many Jobs During Reconversion Lead Economists to Hike National Income Estimates

bays shine irae and Executive Council Hold losed Session To Further Consider the Joss Case and Petition

ates Of Wake  Forest To Discuss ‘Conditional Gift:   Reynolds Fotindation Offers Milliois. If College Is Moved To Water - Salem.

Wake Forest Trustees Consider Offer Of Huge Gift By Reynolds Fund

U. S. To Force  Case—Truman   Draft Of Men At Tehran To Battle Kurds Bequn

19-YEAR-OLD S PUT IN ARMY BY IRAN OFFICIALS   Leftists Hold Special Meet: Others Fear.New Demonstrations

GARRISONS ARE REPORTED UNDER ATTACK   Iran's 19-Year-Olds Are Summoned to the Colors In Wake of News of Border Fighting

Ex-lraq Diplomat Warns Communists Prepared to Strike   Will Take Action If Iran Officially Takes Issue to UNO

ran Cal Up  Aimy Classes  in ol ol otal   Reported Kurd Attacks Bring Defense Action; Red Reyolt Hinted

Youths in lran Are Called Up   19-Year-Olds Are Called to Colors By Government

19- YEAR - OLDS CALLED AS IRAN FIGHTS REVOLT   Demonstration Seen Over UNO Action; Anti-Red Taken Into Custody

Three Garrisons In Border Area Fight Tribesmen   Anti-Russian Deputy And Foe of Premier Reported Arrested

Fear Leftists May Attempt ‘Coup D’Etat’   Draft Follows Report of Border Clashes; Tudeh Party in Conference

Tran Summons 19-Year-Olds To Army Posts   Kurds Reported Fiercely Attacking Three Garrisons

fran Calls Up 19-Year Olds Tothe Color:   Leftist Tudeh Party Lead ers Hold Private Meeting

Iran Calls 19-Year-Olds fo Colors ‘As Troops Battle Kurd Tribesmen   Government Fears Leftist Demonstrations Over Appeal to UNO Against Russia; Soviet Paner Colls For Chanaes in Iranian Policy

Iran Summons 19-Year-Olds Into Service   Attack by Kurdish Tribesmen on Three lranian Garrisons Leads to Decision

Iran Calls Up 19-Year-Olds For Army Duty   Fears Of Leftist Coup Against Tehran Government Increase.

[ran Summons Nineteen-Year-Olds  To Colors in Wake of Kurdish Attacks

IRAN POLITICAL CRISIS IMMINENT; ARMY MOBILIZED  LEFTIST COUP SEEN   LEFTIST COUP SEEN AS RESULT OF PLEA FOR UNO DECISION

Meeting Will Open Monday As Scheduled   Pres, Truman Declares Session Won't Be Postponed and U. S. Will Press for Action Qa Iran’s Comolaint

Youth Of Iran Called To Army On Kurd Attack   Action Taken In Wake Of Report Three Ivanian Garrisons Near Iraq Border Targets

NINETEEN YEAR OLDS CALLED UP BY IRAN'S ARMY   Mobilization Call Issued In Wake Of Reported Attacks On Iranian Garrisons By Kurdish Tribes men Near Iraq's  Border.

19-Year-Olds In Iran Called To The Colors   Summoned As Iranian Army Battles Kurds; Fear Dem onstrations.   IN PRIVATE SESSION

Iran Calls Men fo Army   Summons 19-Year Olds After Reports of Kurdish Attacks on Garrisons

Tran Calls 19-Year-Olds To Its Colors   Mobilization Follows Reports of Attack On 3 Army Garrisons

lran Summons Its Young Men  To Army Colors  19-Year-Olds Orderec To Report as Situation Is Tense

Kurd Tribesmen Attack Iranian Army Garrisons   Leftist Demonstration Predicted Because Of Government’s Appeal To UNO Council

19 - YEAR - OLDS TO ARMY DUTY   Action Taken as Kurdish Tribesmen Attack Three isolated Garrisons

AEYSTONE 15 I ACQUIRED BY 1 BORMASTERS    IRAN CALLS ‘T9-YEAR-OLDS INTO SERVIC!   Mobilization Order Comes in the Wake of Reports That Three Garrisons Are Under Attack by the Kurds.

Battle Reported  Raging Against Kurdish Tribes   Soviet Press Blames Infiltration By Germans

Iran Summons 19-Year-Olds to Army Amid _ Reports ‘Kurds Attacking Isolated Garrisons Near Iraq

lran Youths are Called To Arms   Alert 19-Year-Olds As Attacks Spread

Iran Calls Out Youths For Defense   Order for 19-Year-Olds To Report Given After Kurds Make Attack on Three Army Garrisons

U.S. SECRETARY IN AGREEMENT WITH STALIN   Stresses Seriousness Of Difference in Allied Views   Recalle Pronoséd Pact

Coolangatta’ Mayor” Warns, Lana. Turner: cAgainst: Beach Brevity

Propaganda Minister Says Government Gave Ambatcador No New Instructions

Iran Orders To Delegate Unchanged   U. N. Delegate: Think Russian Proposal Will Be Rejected

Ask That They Withdraw Order for  Selzure, of All Former German  “Property in Soviet Occupation Zone of Austria.

AUSTRIA IN APPEAL TORUSSIA    Wants Soviet to Follow America In Policy

Austria Makes Plea To Reds To Follow U $.   RUSSIANS ARE ASKED TO RELEASE ASSETS OF COUNTRY

Austria Asks Reds to Follow U. S. In Withdrawing Property Claims

SCHOOL QUIZ DERBY AT \OWA STATE FAIR   6th, 7th and 8th Grades Of Town and Rural Schools ‘Are Invited To Organize Teams To Compete.

AIRLINE CRASH TOLL 26 DEAD; 18 STILL LIVE   TRANS-OCEAN PLANE SURVIVORS ALL BADLY HURT

PLANE RESCUE TEAM REPORTS 18 SURVIVORS   Death Toll In Wreck Of Atlantic Airliner Stands at 26

26 Killed In ~ Airline Crash   Eighteen Persons Survived and 14 Seriously Injured

Airliner Crash Victims Found By Rescue Uni   14 Are Reported Badly Injured; Survivors Get Treatment

18 Survive Crash of Big Belgian Plane: 26 Lose Lives   14 Badly Injured In Newfoundland ° Wilderness Mishap Rescuers Radio

18 ON BELGIAN AIRLINER SURVIVE CRASH, 26 KILLED   Fourteen Suffer Broken Bones and Burns and Can Be Moved Only by Stretcher.   TENTS ARE SET UP TO GIVE TREATMENT   Smashed Plane Lies Among Broken Trees in Wilderness Where it Fell  Wednesday. —

Industrial Production Is Lagging   Many Soft Coal Miners Have Jumped Day Set for Strike

Progress Made In Non-Coal Labor Dispute:   West Coast Ships Sail Tomorrow— Ford Workers Back

POMONA GRANGE ELECTS OFFICERS   MEETING HELD AT BYHALIA GRANGE THURSDAY NIGHT. MANY CANDIDATES

Mormons to Visit Mt. Pisgah in Memorial Trek   Plan to Retrace Steps Across lowa In Centennial Year

TASK FORGE 68 SAILS TODAY T0 MAP ANTARCTIC   Big Fleet Will Also Search for Valuable Minerals

TASK FORGE 68 SETS OFF TODAY FOR ANTARCII   First 8 of 13 Ships on Way to Explore Further Last Unknown Continent   BYRD WILL SAIL LATER   Rear Adm. Richard Cruzen Is in Command of Naval Party

Huge Naval Task Force Shoves Off for Antarctica To Explore 6,000,000 Square Miles of Wasteland

ANTARCTIC GOAL FOR RESEARCH      Rear Admiral. Byrd, Veteran Explorer to Be in’ Technical Command — Russian Expedition also Ready for Antaretic,

Peacetime Naval Task Force Off to Explore Earth's Last Unknown Continent in Wasteland of South Pole

—ATOMIC RACE AMONG NATIONS DENIED—  Byrd Ships Off to "Unknown Continent"   Vet Pickets to Get Wife Back!  ae GI We echiék Retuce Pame of Pereepeadadeaes

Navy Task Force Starts Out on — World’s Largest Polar Expedition

ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION LEAVES U.S.   Adm. Byrd In Command of History’s Greatest Polar Exploration.

TASK FORCE IS LEAVING TODAY ON POLAR TRIP      Byrd Expected To Delay His Own Departure Until January

BYRDS EXPEDITION WILL LEAVE TODAY FOR SOUTHERN SEA   Huge Antarctic Area to Be Explored by U. S. Naval Force; Admiral To Go in January.  PLANES, AMPHIBS  270% + «© UCUUL TPE Ores

OFFICER STRENGTH 10 BE INCREASED   One-Tenth of Applicants To Get Regular U.S. Commissions.

REVEALS ATROCITIES IN NAZI PRISON CAMP   Americans Shot In Neck By ‘Cameras’

Nazis’ Trick Method of Killing Prisoners Revealed by Army Officer

Col. Henry Rosenfeld, Jr., Reveals Brutality Of Nazis In Austrian Camp

REVEAL WAR PRISONERS SHOT WHILE SITTING FOR PICTURE   CAPTURED MEN SHOT TO DEATH WIULE SITTING BEFORE CAMERA IN PRISON CAMP

Railroad, Press, + Packers, Steel Men Ready to Strike   Presidential Tulervention May Be Necessary to Ualt Kail Stoppage in Y States

Railway Halt In 9 States Set Sunday   Cleveland Pressmen Strike Today—U. S. Fact Finders Take Up “Big Steel” Dispute

New Threats Enter U. S. Strike Picture   iraviroad, Newspapers Are Involved As Fact-Finders Eye Steel Dispute

STRIKE CALLED ON THE FRISCO ROAD ~ FORSUNDAY,6P.M   Will Affect the Roads Operations In Nine of the States.   MAY AVERT WALKOUT   Only Presidential Interven. tion Will Check the Strike.

Officials Of Frisco Lines Served Notice Of Pending Strike Of Switchmen And Train Crews.   OTHER DISPUTES ARE STILL IN LIMELIGHT

Government Fact Finders Hold Session   Strike Called For Sunday On “Frisco”

Frisco  Railway ‘To Face Strikers   Cleveland Presses — To Stop Rolling  During Day

J0B OPENINGS FALL OFF HERE   Sharp Rise By Spring In Twin Cities Seen By USES Analvist

Fewer Jobs Are Available Here   USES Reports Good Outlook Next Month

Misuse of UNRRA Funds Is Charged  Hoover Asserts Aid Is Used To Maintain Tito

Three Murders Re-enacted By Split-Personality Killer   Heirens Tells Details at 14-Hour Session; Decision of Life or Death Awaited Calmly

HEIRENS COMPLETES CONFESSION   Courts Will Decide Whether  He Lives or Dies

AT CHICAGO TODAY   Three Slayings Are Told by College Student to Court; Killing of Girl Is Re-enacted.   DISCREPANCIES FOUND IN TELLING

HEIRENS CALM AS HE. ADMIT THREEMURDERS   Chicago Officials Given-All Defails: Crimes Are Re-.‘enacted: by Youth

HEIRENS MAKES CONFESSION OF THREE MURDERS   Tells Of Degnan And Twe Other Murders. Assaults Burglaries

Heirens Concludes His Confession   Youth Tells Gruesome Details of Three Murders

Calmly Reacts Three Horrifying Crimes, Leads Police To Robbery Booty.

Shozking Confessicn By Heirens   HORRIFYING STORY OF Hi. CAREER OF CHIME is SET FORTH.

HEIRENS BARES  Ure OF CRIME BY CONFESSION   14-Hour Confession Gives Details of Three Murders

Heirens Signs 3 Separate Confessions   Many Discrepancies; Tends to “Black Out” on Details

BRUTAL KILLER SIGNS THREE CONFESSIONS   ‘Says ‘George Mufman,’ His  Bad Side, Led Him to Roh and Kill.

SENATE TO VOTEON CLOSER CONTROL OVER OPA. OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES

AT SETTLEMENT   Columbus Mayor Appoints — FiveMan Citizens’ Committee to Work on Streetcar Strike Settlement.

SENATE NAMES ARMY RELEASE PROBE GROUP   Senator Johnson Will  Head Committee in Investigation

Return Home All Surplus Personnel Regardless of Points, Eisenhower Says

Senator Asks ‘Eisenhower ‘Be Summoned   Colorado Democrat Wants Congressional Action; Army to Change Plans

‘Johnson Describes Army Conditions As~‘Neor- Mutiny’   Colorado Senator  Is Named Head  Of Committee to Investigate Situation

SEN, JOHNSON IS ~ NAMED CHAIRMAN OF SUBCOMMITTE:   The Coloradoan Declared the Conditions In the Army to Re “Near Mutiny’.   BRIGGS ALSO NAMED   The Committee Will Expl the Whole Demobilization Situation,

Eisenhower To Be Called For  Senate Probe   Sen. Johnson Named Head Of Group to Investigate Demobilization

Special Group to Study Situation   man 0)  Senator lohnson Is Chair. © nan of Denobilaton Committee"   General Erahaeee 3 Wil ppear Before the SenBody :  ate

Senator Calls GI Protests ‘Near Mutiny’   Entire Demobilization Program Being Recast By War Department

Johnson Says Actions Are Humiliating   Calls Upon Committee To. Summon Eisenhower For Full Investigation.   “CONGRESS TAKE HAND’

Release Plea Draws Rebuke From Senator   Mutiny Charged As Army Plans Point Revision

‘SENATOR JOHNSON FORMALLY [REQUESTS GEN. EISENHOWER BE SUMMONED FOR INQUIRY   Prof. Thomson Discusses Planning Of Strategic Bombing At Club Dinner

Senator Johnson Wants To Call In Gen. Eisenhower   War Department Undertaking To Recast Entire Demobilization Program

Demonstration Ot GPs Called “Near Mutiny”   Resentment Against Slow Demobilization Termed “‘Humiliating’ By Senator Johnson

Demobilization Protests _  Are Called 'Near Mutiny’   : . Johnson Asks Senate Committee To Summon Gen.  Eisenhower for -Full Investigation

SENATOR CRIES NEAR MUTINY’ ASKS FULL QUIZ   Eisenhower Orders Points Waived In Getting Home Troops Not Needed

ime EMONSTRATIONS OVERSEAS AGAINST DEMOBILIZATION ARE [BRANDED “NEAR MUTINY” TODAY

Senator Johnson Rips Servicemen Demonstrations   Asserts Actions Humiliating to All Americans

SENATOR BRANDS  PROTESTS OF GI’S  ‘ALMOST MUTINY’ JOHNSON REQUESTS  IMMEDIATE ACTION RY FISENHOWER

Sen. Johnson Will Head Army Probe   Colorado Solon Says Conditions Are “Near Mutiny” Now

Senator Terms G. I. Uprisings ‘Near Mutiny   Asks Military Committee Call Gen, Eisenhower For Fall Ynvestigation

Senator Calls Demonstrations ‘Near Mutiny’   Johnson Requests Senate Inquiry

Army Demobilization Reeast Under Pressure   Eisenhower Authorizes Point-Score Waivers for Unneeded Men In All Theatrre

Senate Probe Ordered in  GI Dispute  SPul   Solon, Accusing Army Of ‘Near Mutiny,’to Direct Investigation

Sen. Johnson Terms Actions As Distressina   Demands Eisenhower Be Summoned For a Full Investigation

Gag Put on Army Paper   Stars and Stripes Given Warn_-ing in Connection with Demobilization Protests

JOHNSON HEADS INVESTIGATION INTO SITUATION   Colorade Senator Declares Condition Is “Near Mutiny”

Senator Terms Soldiers’ Acts ‘Near Mutiny   Johnsun of Colorado De. chires War Department Repudiated Pledges Made In Falj

Committee Will Explore Entire Discharge Setuy  Eisenhower Asked To Give Testimony

Army Alters Release Plan   Eisenhower Directs Release Of Men Not Needed In Occupation Forces

GI Pressure Results In Discharge Speedup   Eisenhower Orders Points Waived To Hasten Demobilization Move By Army

Solon Asks Senate Unit Summon Ike   Wilson Seeks To Speed Discharges; Concern Rises in Capital.

All Surplus Personnel To Be Sent Home, Regardless Of Points;  Devers Warns Too-Ouick Demobilization To Teopardize Security

ARMY  REVISES RELEASE PLAN   All Soldiers Non-Essential To Occupation to be Sent Home

EXTRA MEN ARE TO BE SENT HOME - IKE   DEMONSTRATIONS ARE CALLED NEAR MUTINY SENATE PROBE URGED

Committee Named to Probe Army's Plais  for Demobilization   Democratic Senator De. nounces Demonstrations: ‘Near Mutiny’

To Revise Discharge Program   War Department Plans ‘Demobilization Change As Result of Rising Pressure from GI’s

Senate Group To Call on  Eisenhower   Demobilization Program To Be Investigated by Special Committee With Johnson as Chairman

ARMY TO DRAFT NEW DISCHARGE PROGRAM SOON   lke Asks Commanders to Send Home All Surplus Personnel

Demobilization Question To Be Investigated By.  Special Senate Committee

Eisenhower Meantime Orders Surplus Overseas Men Sent -Home Regardless Of Points.

Senator Asks Investigation Of Demobilization Protests   Johnson Says Demonstrations ‘Near Mutiny’

Army Heeding. Pressur:  by G.1.’s, Congress  ‘in New Plans for , Discharges

Army Revising Its Program Of Demobilization   GI And Congressional Pressure Is Heeded By War Department.

Senator Asks Investigation Of GI Unrest   Johnson Calls Demonstrations ‘Near Mutiny,’ Requests:  Congress Take Hand in)  Qitiatinon j

Sen. Jobason Denounces Disgreatied Seldiers  Calls GI Mass ‘Protests “Near. Mutiny”

Army to Recast Discharge Plan  Order Unneeded Men Home Despite Point Score Requirements

War Department Revises Plan Of Demobilization   Eisenhower Tells Commanders To Waive Point Requirements

Ike Orders Surplus’ Men To Be Sent Home;  Cl Paper Is Warned   War Dep't Changes Plan Again; Soldiers Continue Protests. -

War Department, Prodded By Gls, Plans Action  Undertake Re-casting Of ~Demobilization Program

GI'S PROTESTS BRING RESULTS   War Department To Recast Demobilization Setup; ‘Ike’ Also Acts

EXPRESSMEN'S STRIKEIS SIDETRAGKED   President Truman Names Beard to Study Wage Dispute

Number Idle In Walkouts Hits 725,000   Stinson Aircraft Pickets Hurl Rocks At Clerks, Foremen

Truman Sets Up Board to Probe Dispute   Brotherhood Leaders Meet to Decide on Wage Boost; Rioting Flares Near Detroit

'SOVIET-FACES— NEW SETBACK   RUSSIAN DEMAND FOR AC COUNTING OF MILITARY STRENGTH TO MEET FIRM . ‘ REFUSAL

U.S., Britain Charge Russia With Bad Faith      Trouble Looms As UN Security Council Meets

Britain Celebrates Merriest Christmas in Light Years; Paris Restaurants Crowded

VOTING HEAVY IN PHILIPPINES   flay Not Know Make-Up of Independent Regime For Ten Days

Clark Named Rent Attorney   Young Cumberland Law: yer On Legal Staff Of Rent Control Office

Find 492 British  Murdered by Japs   Killed Since Fall of Japan, Bodies Found in Mas:  Grave.

Navy Prepares Change System Of Promotions   Will Seek Congressional Approval For Stressing Youth and Ability

Navy High Command Preparing To Scrap Antiquated Promotion System

House Group Favors Voice Of Military Over Deminant Civilien Rule Ac Planned -

OKAY GROUP TQ DEVISE CONTROL OF ATOMIC USE   Approve Commission Af te Only 30 Minutes of Discussion

WORLD COUNCIL T0 PLAN CONTROLS OF POTENTIAL WEAPON _ TOM CONNALLY PUTS PLAN BEFORE BODY,  CECRDETc POT AINE

Afomic tnergy Control Board Wins Approval   Powers Limited To Suggestions As Secret Kept

UNO Approves Board To Plan Atomic Contro   Can Force No Country Te  Reveal Any Secrets” Or Take Any Other Action

UNO Ratifies Plan to Form Atom Control   Security Committee Votes Unanimously For Russian Measure

Creation of Atomie Control  Body Approved   UNO Committee Acts After Short Discussion—Commission  To Recommend Only

UNO Approves Atomic Board  Commi issi ion To Bloke  amnmactiane (in.

UNO TO CREATE ATOMIC CONTROL   Commission Merely Will Make   Recommendations

UNO Political-Security Committee a Approves Atom Energy Control.Group

Special Commissiot For Control of Atoms Is Favored  Security Committee Of UNO Session Gives Plan Approval

Atomic Body Is Set-Up Within UNO   Connally’s Motion Quickly Approved

UNO Committee Approves Atom Control Group  - Will Not Hove Powe: To Pry Into Secre

COMMISSION WILL CONTROL BOMB ENERGY   Will Be Able Only to Make Recommendations and Not to Probe Info the  Secrets of Weapon

ATOM CONTROL UNIT APPROVED   Group Can’t Force Secrets, Only Can Recommend

~SECURITY COUNCIL  th! Energy Controls In Sight   COMMISSION {4S AUTHORIZED TO PREPARE RECOMMENDATIONS

—UNO MEETING— Commission On A-Bomb Is Approved  Will Devise Control For Atomic Energ:

Atom Control Commission Is Approved   UNO Delegates Give Measure Strong Support

WORLD COUNCIL TO PLAN CONTROLS OF POTENTIAL WEAPON  TOM CONNALLY PUTS PLAN BEFORE BODY; SECRETS RETAINED

Special UNO Commission On Atom Energy Control Approved By Committee

Atom Control Group Voted   Approval Given By Committee Within United Nations Assembly

Devise Controls for Atomic Bomb   Pick Committee in Brief Discussion

Committee Affirmation _ Almost, Unanimous “After 30 Minutes - Dis cussion.

APPROVE SPECIAL COMMISSION ATOMIC ENERGY CONTROLS   Was Approved By the Politi. eal and Security Committee  of U. N. Assembly.   30 MINUTES DISCUSSION   The Commigsion Will No Have Power to Make Aity Country Tell Secret.

UNO Votes To Create A-Commissior   Group Will Not Force Any Atomic Secret Revelation

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION 15 FAVORED BY UNO   Group Will Not Have Power to Force Any Secrets, Other Action

ATOMIC BODY SET UP.   Commission Can Not Force Nation To Yield Secrets

UNO GROUP VOTES COMMISSION TO-DEVISE ATOM ENERGY CURBS.   CONNALLY SAYS NO AUTHORITY GRANTED TO MAKE COUNTRY GIVE UP SECRETS; ACTION UNANIMOUS

GOP PILES UP BIG VOTE FOR STATE OFFICES   Reduces Democratic Party T Its Pre-Roosevelt Status

Romania Makes important Step For Recognition   Moscow Support Sought By Bulgarian Premier In Reorganization

U.S. and China Sign An Extensive Treaty   Officials Claim tt Has No Significance as To Current Civil War

U.S., Chinese Sign Treaty   New Pact to Extend Friendship, Trading

U. S. Signs Trade Pact With China   Supersedes Nii Nine Prev: ious Such Treaties  ‘Between Nations; No Tie-in With Civil War

Friendship Pact Must Await OK Of Leaislatures   Treaty Not Meant as Effort To Strengthen Chiang’s Hand, Claim

Action. Has Nothing to: Do With Present Civil: War Raging im China

U. S., China Sign Treaty   Pact Effects Commerce, Friendship, Navigation

U.S., China Sign New Pact Today   Friendship, Commerce Are Stressed in Comprehensive Treaty

PACT SIGNED BY CHINA AND U. 5.      Treaty Of ‘Friendship, Commerce And Navigation’ Approved

China, United States Sign First Postwor ireaty AL "Eriendchio. Commerce And Navigation” Today

Bus Strikers to Vote on Contract   Settlement Looms in  Greyhound Walkout

U.S. Caustic ver Russian  Sacking Acts   Brynes Says Reds Looted Hungary Of Vital Facilities

MOLOTOV TO CALL ON PRESIDENT   Other Appointments Cancelled; Truman  Has Head Cold

Ten Deaths From Train-Truck Crash   Twelve Were Injured In Accident When Train Plowed Into Open Truck.

Valley Train-Truck Crash Death Lists Increases fo Ten  Accident Near La Feri Similar to One in 1940 Whon 2] Were Killed

TRAIN HITS TRUCK LOAD OF WORKERS   Acc‘dent Occurred  Near Scene of Disaster in 1940

10 Dead, 12 Hurt In Train-Truck  Crash in Valley   Passenger Train Plows Into Truck Loaded With Mexican Farm Workers

Twelve Others Are Injured In Valley Mishap   All Victims Are Latin American Earm Lahnarere

Boyer Admits Giving Secrets   Chemist Asserts He Knew Data Confidential

ISCIENTIST ADMITS GIVING REDS SECRET   Canadian Chemist Testifies He Was Anxious To Help Soviets Get Information

ADMITS GIVING SECRET DATA   Canadian - Scientist States He Gave Data for Relay To Russian Govt.

SECRETS GIVEN TO HELP RUSSIA   McGill Professor Tells Of Passing On Data On New Explosive

CANADIAN ADMITS RELEASING SECRET   University Chemist Says He Told Russians of Explosive.

ESPIONAGE IN U.S. TOPS THAT IN CANADA   Present Case Called Minor League Affair in Comparison

Iturbi’s Daughter Ends Life   Big-Four Meeting To Be Test of Unity

SETBACKS HIT HOUSING DRIVE   Wyatt Saye 500,000 Home: Started, But Discloses Variety of Troubles

300,000 New Homes Begun But Campaign Hits Trouble   Wyatt Calls Results ‘Encouraging’ In View of Hurdles Surmounted as Likelihood of Meeting Goal Strong

Half Million New ... Homes Are Possible Within One Year   Wilson Wyatt Makes His Report Telling of Many Housing Troubles

Half Million. Homes Started  ' Troubles Arise In TE. S: Bhovctxen Tietdix

Housing Plan Difficulties Are Reportec  500,000 Started In Six Months. 995.000 Finished

900,000 NEW HOMES BEGUN IN 6 MONTHS   Housing Drive Runs Into Unexpected Trouble On Costs Angle

NEARLY 500,000 HOUSES STARTED DURING FIRST HALF   RPEPORTS SETRACKS

225,000 Completed 500,000 Homes in Building Setbacks Hampering Proaram

WYATT MAKES FULL REPORT Housing Program Said Making Progress Despite Handicaps

Might Atfain 1946 Housing Prearam Goal      Wyatt Reports, However Drive is Running Into Trouble

HALF MILLION HOMES UP IN HOUSING DRIVE   GOAL OF PRE-FABS LAGS; TROUBLES ENUMERATED

225,000 HOMES ARE COMPLETED   National Housing Drive First Half Of Year Is Lag ging, However

Chances Improving British Plan For India fo Be Taken   Dominant Hindu Party And Moslem League Swinging Toward Acceptance Now

Top Indian Parties Likely 'To Accept Independence  Interim Government Effective June 26

Interim Regime Seems Favorable  Chances Are That Groups Will Accept

ACCEPTANCE OF BRITISH PLAN SEEN   Interim Cabinet To Rule India Before Independence

U.S. Allocates More Flood Control -Funds   Truman Permits Budget Bureau to Allocate $35,000,000

Iruman Breaks off Negotiations With Two Striking Brotherhoods   Engineers, Trainmen Largely Ignoring Radio Appeal From President To Return to Work

Continued Rail Talks Proposed   ‘Action Comes ‘After Truman Ends Mediatior

STRIKERS OFFER 10 RETURN   Will Work For Government on Terms Suggested by Board

Bargaining ls Lauded By Secretary   Reuther Questions Truman’s Judgment On Fact-Finding As Settlement Means

Schwellenbach Is Hopeful   Sees Ford, Chrysler Settlements Significent, Indicet. ing Breck in Deadlock

Developments Make Capital Optimistic   Companies and Union Are Commended by Sec. Schwellenbach

Commend Companies And Unions   Labor Secretary Sees Settlements As “A Highly  Significant Trend’

TURN IN LABOR DISPUTES CHEERS U. §. OFFICIALS   Schwellenbach Sees in Ford and Chrysler Wage Settlement “a Highly Significant Trend.”   BUT THEY ADMIT DEADLOCK UNBROKEN   Government’s Disposition in Steel Situation Is to Let Situation Drift Without Action.

Pieces of Kidnap Victim's Body  Found in Sewer   Four Seized in Gruesome Slaying of 6-Year-Old Daughter of Chicago OPA Official: Note Demanded $20.000

Bread, Flour, Cereal Prices fliked By OPA   Macaroni, Corn Meal Also Raised But Some Ceilings Are Temporary

Retail Price Ceilings on  Bread Raised   Increases Announced By OPA Are to Go Into Effect at Once

NEW CEILINGS ORDERED FOR FOODS BY OPA   INCREASES GIVEN IMMEDIATE EFFECT

Cost of Flour, Wheat Product Also Boosted   New Ceilings on Baker Goods Are Only Temporary 1

PRICE OF BREAD BOOSTED 1 CENT; RAISE TEMPORARY   OPA Says Increase Will Remain in Effect Until Board Rules: on Wheat Ceiling.   BAKERY PRODUCTS AND FLOUR UPPED   Breakfast Cereals, Macaroni, Noodles, Corn Meal and Hominy Grit Also Advanced,

Russian Troops Swing ’ To West AtMarand, Tran   Soviet Arniy ] First Reported ‘Moving: Toward Russian        Iran Charged With Designs On Russia   Moscow. “Press Says “Some Iraniang Who Entertain > ed Plans Against USSR - Still Exert Influence

United States Waiting Reply on Troop Move   Bevin Reporting to British Cabinet as Stalin Calls Churchill “War Monger”

Key Russian Tank Expert At Command Of Armored Column   soviet Forces Change Direction of Troop Movement Under Cover of Darkness in Azerbaijan

TROOPS SAID 10 BE HEADED TOWARD KHOI   Town Is Near Lake Urmia and Turks’ Frontier— Another Force Reported at a Point Southeast of Lake.

[Armored Force Was First Headed For Own Country  : Crh Units Near q EF iy   tera Penntier

Reports F Persist ot Soviet Troop  ‘Advances In Tran   Reported Moving Near Areas Which Formerly Belonged To Russia.

Soviet Tank Expert Has Been In Iran Two Weeks; Second Body Of Troops Nears Border of Iraq

OTHER RUSSIAN UNITS CLAIMED NEAR IRAQ LINE   Column Shifts Suddenly To West After First Moving Toward Home Area

Toward Turkish Border   One Column of Soviet Troops Reported Near Khoi; Second, Within 20 Miles of Tehran

Russian Troops Turn West Toward Turkish Border   Tank Expert Has Been - In Tabriz Two or Three Weeks

Stalin's Talk Strains  Russian-British Ties Moscow Cites Land Grab Attempt; ‘Foreion Reactionaries’ Get Blame

Russian Column Reported Swingine ‘Toward Turkey   Soviet Commander A Tank Warfare Expert; Other Forces Neor Iraq Border

Turkey And frag, British Allies, Become Jitter}   Soviet Tank Expert Reported Spending Several Weeks Ir Tabriz

RUSSIAN COLUMNS IN  TRAN’ APPARENTLY EN ROUTE T0 NEIGHBORS ’ ONE FORCE CONTINUES  TOWARD CAPITAL OF TINY OIL-RICH LAND

TURKEY AND IRAQ ALLIES OF RDITISH   Russia Seen as Putting Pressure On Turk Demands

Other Units Near Iraq; Tension High   Marshal Bagramian, Red Expert In Armored Warfare. In Tabriz.

Other Russian Forces Marching Toward Iraq  Bevin Says Britain Has Taken No  Steps To Return Troops To Iran ©

Russian Army Changes Course In Night March   TANK EXPERT DIRECTS MOVEMENT OF SOLDIERS

Other Forces — Said To Be Near Iraq Frontier   Marshal Bagramian,. Soviet Expert in Tank:Warfare, in Tabriz for Several Weeks—Russian Garrison in Tabriz Said To Have Been Incranccd

Soviet Force Turns Toward Turkey Border   Reported Nearing Arca Which Russia Wants Ceded to Her

Red Expert on Tank Warfare  In Tabriz, lran   Premier Saltaneh Bans Political Meetings, Demonstrations

Soviet Troops Still on Move For Borders   Headed for Turkey And Iraq; Red Paper Opens Attack on Iran

Troop Column Swings West Toward Turkey   Demonstrations By Political Groups in Tehran Forbidden— Some Residents Leave

COLUMNS NEAR BOUNDARIES OF BRITISH ALLIES   Stalin’s Assault on Churchill Ignored  In London

Other Forces Advancing Toward lraq   Foreign Secretary Says Britain Would ‘Regret’ Settlement of Difficulty While Soviets Hold Government at Teheran Under Duress

Headed To Iraq, Turkish  Borders   Tehran Dispatches Confirm March Is Underway

Russian Troops on Move in Iran Headed for Turkish Borders; British Troons Have Withdrawn

Russian Tank Expert Said To Be On Hand   Bevin Appears Before Commons; Stalin Speaks

Red Tank Expert Is Reported In Tabriz   British Cabinet Hears Reports; Stalin Blasts Churchill as Warmonger; Moscow Press Opens Attack on Iran

REDS MARCH TOWARD TURKEY      Column -O€ Troops Swing Westward Toward Border

Army Searches in Europe for Bodies of 25,000 GI Dead   Rep. Price Proposes to Keep Facts Secret on Unknown Soldier

; S. General. Flies. Cardinal From Hungary   Russians’ ‘Held Up’ Departure Of Mindzenty

Josef Cardinal Mindszenty Brought to Holy See From Budapest in an American Army Plane. .

TTR te et Te A I ARR NN re A I A ee ee Nona em  COINS ALREADY ROLLING IN—  You Don't Have To Feed Meters-Yet

GOV, LAUSCHE TO CALL ANOTHER SPECIAL MEET   Solons to Conform Pension Laws, Consider Tax System

LAUSCHE TO SUMMON LEGISLATURE AGAIN   Date To Be Picked Later For 4th Special Session

N oted Charlotte Editor © Succombs To Heart Attack Following -Vacation.

Noted Charlotte Editor Succombs ‘To Heart Attack Following  ‘. Vacation.

—LESS MEAT FOR OHIOANS—  Black Market Blamed F or Drop In Ohio Meat   Two Major Columbus Packing’ Houses Suspend Beef Processing Operations

2 OHIO PACKING FIRMS SUSPEND BEEF HANDLING   Blame Black Market, Light Production of Cattle in State

Earle Says Soviet Union Greatest Menace to U. S.   Former, Governor and  TAiabaseador lor “Sees Dark™ Dig”

Truman Brands Political Charges Filed by Poland Against Regime in Spain

Adopts Resolution Attacking Injunction Against Mine Leader   Lewis Remains Silent and Strike Expected At Midnight Tonight.

URGES GREATER PRODUCTION OF FOOD   Secretary Andersor Says Hog Ceilings May Be Shifted

BUMBARGER IS NEW PUBLISHER   W. S. Rupe of Ames Is Co-Owner of Newspaper

Cherry Named At Miami Meet   NC Governor Elected Chairman of Southern Governors

Truman Endorses Proposal to Limit Diets  Asserts Americans Eat, Waste Too Much Food

Truman Endorses Proposal to Limit Diets  Asserts Americans   Asserts Americans Eat, Waste Too Much Food

Two Defendants Outside of U. S.  2 Others in Case  To Surrender Friday

Nab? Defendant: In Bribery Case   Expected To Appear In Court On Friday

JACKSON 6 CAMPAIGN IS NOW GAINING MOMENTUM   President’s Home Folks Quietly Await Chief Executive's Arrival.   A BITTER FIGHT IS ON   Truman’s Visit May Not Have Any Effect on the Slaughter Standing.

Tells Beatings af Lichfield Camp   Colonel Ordered It, Officer Says

Majority Of Lakes Ships Still Moving   Large Portion Held  Up By Strike; Union Demand Centers On Shorter Work Week

Alfred Cline Given Limit Law Permits   9-to-126 Year Sentence Given Convicted Forger

‘Tyrol Is the Issue With Italy. Also Wants Part In the Administration DE Trieste

ITALIAN TERRITORY SOUGHT Austria Makes Plea For Help In Settling Boundary Dispute

CLAIMS PILE UP AGAINST ITALY   THREE NATIONS ASK REPARATIONS—AUSTRIA WOULD HELP RUN TRIESTE,

Peace Conference Asked To Help Settle Tyrol Dispute   Austria Wants Part in International Administration of Trieste — Albania, Mexico, Egypt Ask for Reparations from italy

Austria Pleads For Part in the Rule of Trieste   Albania, Mexico, Egypt Seek Reparations From Italy

AUSTRIA ASKS FOR PLEBISCITE IN SOUTH TYROL   Former Enemy Requests Free Access Into  Port Of Trieste

Peacemakers Hear Austrian   Asks Settlement of Dispute with Italy

Austria Seeks Settle South Iyrol Dispute   Albania, Mexico, Egypt All Seek Reparations

AUSTRIA WANTS AID FROM U, Ny.   Dispute With Italy Over South Tyrol Brought Up At Paris

Optimistic Report From Snyder... .  Civilian Production In America Is At Highest Level Now Ever Reached

OF CIVILIAN GOODS AT TOP   snyder Tells Truman and Congress Domestic Production Now Highest Ever Achieved by Nation in War or Peace.

Snyder Gives Optimistic Output Repori   Civilian Production At Highest Level, Employment Climbs, Deficit Ebbing

PRODUCTION AT HIGHEST LEVEL   Non-farm Employment Hits Point Higher Than Before VJ-Day

Production  Mark Jumps   Civilian Goods Hints Civilian Goods Total

Civilian Production Highest In History, Snyder Reports   Reconversion Director Issues Optimistic Statement: Wares Are Near War-Time Level

NATION FACES MAJOR CRISIS WITHIN WEEK   Steel Industry May Offer $1-a-Day  Increase

Nation To Face Industry Crisis In Next 6 Days   Steel Industry May Be Given Price Boosts

HOOSIER FUGITIVE SOUGHT BY POLICE SURRENDERS SELF   ‘Used Car Dealer Gives Self Up Today Near Rochester; Hunted by Fifty Armed Men.   WIFE IS WOUNDED ON AKRON CORNER

Bandits Share the Wealth   HOUSTON BROTHERS FIT DESCRIPTION OF ROBBERS

Two Bank Robbers ‘Lif’ Rides, Take Cars in Oklahoma   Gunmen. Toting $33,000 in Loot Sought by Officers

Navy Appoints Ten Scientists to Advisory Board  Atomic Age Problems To Be Studied  Ry lending Savani«

Navy Appoints Ten  Scientists to  Advisory Board Atomic Age Problems  To Be Studied =  SS Sa es aa

Navy Selects Ten Civilians On Atom Board   ’ Two Compton Brothers Among Scientists In Advisory Committee

Reuther, of the Aute Workers Is Elected A Viee President, Uit At Communists

Murray Named CIO President   Reuther, Thomas Elected Viee Presidenie

B-29 Crew Scores “Good” Results in "Dry-Run” for Tes  Officials Give ‘Swell’ Report After Practice “In Bikini Laqoon

Test Bombing Of Bikini Isle ‘Reported Good   ‘Dress Rehearsal’ Crew Out-Smarts Field of Clouds

B-29 Crew Scores ‘Good’ Results in Practice at Bikin      B-29's Propeller Kill: Army Captain” Before Takeoff; Clouds Wide Fleet

Gen. Ramey Rides B-29 As Practice A-Bomb Dropped   ‘Good’ Results Scored After AAF Captain Killed by Propeller

DROPS MISSILE IN CENTER OF SHIPS OFF BIKINI   Captain Killed by Propeller of Superfort Used in Rehearsal  ,

Atom Bomb Rehearsal Results “Good”; Air Forces Captain Killed ot Take-off

B- 29 Scheduled To Drop A-Bomt Scores Good Practice Results; Plane’s Propeller Kills Captain

REHEARSAL ATOMIC BOMB TEST DECLARED SUCCESS TODAY   Weather Poor For Operations But Practice Went Through On Time

Practice Bomb Hit Bikini large  Air Forces Captain Killed At Take-Off

————————<__ eee  DRESS REHEARSAL FOR A-BOMB TEST SUCCESSFUL; RUSSIANS CRITICIZE U. S. CONTROL PLAN

Atomic Bomb Test Brings Good Results   Practice Missile Is Dropped Upon The Nevada

REHEARSAL FOR ATOMIC BOMBINE HAILED SUCCESS   Fimal Judgement Depends Upon Pictures. Record

Practice  Bomb Drop A Success   Everything Moves  According to Plan  Despite Weather in A-Bomb Rehearsal -

Practice Atomic  Bomb Drop Good   Air Forces Captain Killed by Propeller Just Before Take Off

Atom ‘Dress’ Test Success   Final Practice Bomb Explodes Over Bikini Fleet, Real Show Week Away

Bikini Test Bomb Results Called Good   B-26 Crew That Will Drop Atomic Bomb Outguesses Weather

RESULTS IN A-BOMB PRACTICE TPHST ARE CALLED “GUOD'  B-29 Crew Outguesses W eather In Bikini Trial

Drop Practice Bomb at Bikini   Good Results Are Obtained in Test, Officers Say

RESULTS SCORED ‘GOOD’ IN ATOM BOMB PRACTICE   ARMY AIR FORCE CAPTAIN KILLED BEFORE TAKE-OFF

DRESS REHEARSAL FOR A-BOMB TEST SUCCESSFUL; RUSSIANS CRITICIZE U. S. CONTROL PLAN

Atomic Test Dress Rehearsal Success Commanders State   Practice Bomb Dropped Sunday Despite Early Tagedy and Clouds

TEST PROVES. SUCCESS TODAY   However, r, Captain Is Killed By,Pr opeller. Before Takeoff ~   WEATHER. BAD   B-29 Is Hampered: By Clouds; Hit Target  A Yoa

B-29 Crew Drops Practice Bomb With Good Results Upon Test Run; Officer Meets Death

Dress Rehearsal For Afomic Test Called Success   B-29 Crew Drops Practice Bomb Despite Clouds Over Bikini

ATOMIC TESTS RATED ‘GOOD   Practice Bombing of Bikini Apparently Satisfactory—Re sults Pending

B-29 Crew Drops a Practice Bomb   Outguess Weather for ‘Good’ Results

NOT DOING BAD   Sergeant, Father of 8. Re-enlists In Army At $4,700 a Year

U. S. Sergeant Re-Enlists For Army Job Which Pays $4,700 Annually

Tony Likes ‘the Army   Father of Eight Children Enjoys Military Life and Pay of About $5,000 Yearly

He’ll Keep His $4,790 Army Income   Staff Sergeant Has No Trouble Making Up Mind To Re-Enlist.

LABOR MEASURE PASSAGE LOOMS   Pepper Concedes Defeat ir Fight on Restrictions

Guffey Opponent   Labor Union Curb Certain   Sen. Pepper Fails To Forestall Action

SENATE TO VOTE GURB ON UNIONS, PEPPER CONCEDES   Florida Democrat. Admit:  Restrictive - Measures . “WH Be Adanted

PEPPER GIVES UP HIS BATTLE   Senator Concedes Defeat in Efforts To Block Anti-Labor Laws

Senate to Vote Qn Anti-Labor Measures Today   Pepper Admits Defeat in Fight to Forestall Restrictive Bills

Will Speak on Foreign Policy Again ‘Within  Near Future’   ‘Intend to Continue My Efforts for Just and Lasting Peace’

Men Of Bataan And Corregidor March In Boston   Seven Hundred Survivers Of Japanese Prisons Will Parade Today

BATAAN VETS - HOLD PARADE   MEN OF BATAAN AND CORREGIDOR MARCH IN BOSTON ON ANNIVERSARY OF SURRENDER

Marines, Chinese Clash Rumored  Reports of Fight Heard in Peiving

MARINES REPORTED IN SECOND BATTLE   Pelping Hears Americans Have Fought Another Engagement With Chinese Communists.

Second Marine Clash With China Reds Is Reported   Four Are Dead, 12 Wounded as Result Of Monday’s Ambush

Rumors Fly Fast In China Tension   Peiping Hears Little Of Marine-Red Fight

Original Report On Pearl Harbor Probe Is Missing   Chief Counsel Announces That Roberts Report Of 1942 Can't Be Located   SEARCH FAILS TO LOCATE DOCUMENTS

ORIGINAL ROBERTS REPORT MISSING   Any Changes Made ‘in Findings Important, Attack Counsel fays

MITCHELL SAYS WIDE SEARCH FRUITLESS   Had Been Sought by Rep. Gearhart, Califoryia Republican

Had Been Sought: by: Rep. Gearhart, Cali-» fornia. Republican ae

VETO POWERS DRAW ATTACK BY AUSTRALIA   UN Charter Changes May Be Sought In Fall

Aitlee Fails to Reconcile Indian Groups   Tells Factions All Must Join in Writing Charter

Conference Fails To Bring India’s Leaders Together  London Meeting Ends Britain Will-Not Force Constitution

FAIL TO UNITE INDIA LEADERS   Attlee Ends Conferences With Warning Charter May Be Delayed

London Parley On India Fails   Moslems Still Boycott Constitution Assembly

Cabinet Takes Over Powers of Government   Premier to Sign Decrees; King’s Offer Is Rejected

Italian Cabinet Assumes Power   Gasperi Named Chief of State as King Refuses to Yield His Crown

MORE EVIDENCE LINKS SISTER IN LAW WITH EWING   State May Rest Today In Sensational WifeMurder Case In Favetteville.

Drive Pressed In Ewing Trial   Trial Enters Seventh Day Today; Testimony Heard of Amorous Relations

POLITICS GROW HOTTER, FLYNN RAPS AT RIVAL   Turner’s Forces Say GOP Candidate Has Offered Nothing New in Race

Retailers Ask Removal OPA Price Ceilings   National Retail Dry Goods Association Demands Con. trols Lifted.   FIGHT MEAT CEILINGS

Heavy Cross Fire Directed at OPA  Demands Continue for Removal of Controls

OPA IS STRUCK ’ BY CROSS FIRE   Dry Goods Group Demands Removal Of ‘Inflationary Controls’

RETAILERS FLAY PRICE CONTROL   Dry Good Executive Argues OPA Curbirg Output—Meat Ceilings Are Hit

lron Hand Rules Chilean Capital.  Armed Carablineres Riding Street Cars

Electric Strike Mediators Named   ~ Davis and Meyer Ard” Accepted by CIO And Firms

Two! MEDIATORS TO EYE STRIKE   Schwellenbach Selects Mén To Solve Walkout of Elec. trical Workers.

Davis and Meyer Meet With Leaders   New Move by Government Seer As Potentially Important In $2 Daily Wave Strike

Mediators For EW Row   Schwellenbach Names Two Whe Go Into Huddle With Union, Company Chiefs

300 RAILROADS GIVEN WARNING BY TWO UNION   Fact-Finding Report Arouses Anger  Of Workers

Soller Blowout Cuts Off Power   Hartford Man Badly Burned in Utility Plant

Boiler Blast Paralyzes City   Hartford, Wis. Minus Power; Fireman Is ‘Badly Burned

BRITISH MAY © ALSO ASK FOR. INVESTIGATION   Would Ask Security Council .to Probe Greek Strife

Truth About Troubles Between Greece And Her Neighbors Is Sought   Albania, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria And Greece All Anxious To Have Rest Of World Know What Is Going On In That Part Of World.

Labor Warfare Costly, Duff   Will Seek Means to Establish, Maintain Peace in Industry

Six Car Pile-Ugls Climax Auto Race Two Die in Crath Winner of 500   Mile Race Is  One of Victims _

Two Top-Fligh t  Auto Racers Die   Geo. Robson. Winner Of Memorial Day Race Killed at Atlanta

TOP FLIGHT RACERS ARE KILLED WHEN SPEEDERS PILE UP   Event; Indianapolis Winneris Vichm

Robson And Barringer, Topflight Auto Racers, Killed In Atlanta Speed Test

AUTOMOBILE RACING ACCIDENT FATAL TO TWO FAMOUS DRIVERS  SIX-CAR PILE-UP KILLS ROBSON AND BARRINGER AT ATLANTA. GEORGIA

2 TOP FLIGHT RAGE DRIVERS KILLED IN GRASH   Robson, Indianapolis Winner, Barringer Die in SixCar Accident

TWO RACERS DIE AS CARS PILE UP   Indianapolis Winner Loses Life In Georgia Wreck

WIVES WITNESS DEATHS OF TWO SPEEDWAY STARS   ROBSON, WINNER OF INDIANAPOLIS RACE, KILLED AT ATLANTA

Two Auto Racers Killed At Atlanta After Crash Blocks Track; 30,000 See Tragedy

TWO TOP FLIGHT RACERS KILLED   George Robson And George Barringer Killed In Pile Up Of Cars On Atlanta Race Track.

TWO TOP AUTO RACERS KILLED IN CRASH AT  ATLANTA RAGE   Robson, Winner Of Indianapolis Classic, One Of Dead In Pile-up

Probe Opens In Ferry Accident  Coroner's Jury Finds Barae Line Nealiaent

Fight Charge  Against Greece   Great’ Britain, Nether. lands Oppose Ulcraine’s  Charges In UN Council.

Britain. Netherlands Attempt To ‘Block U.N. Airins Of Greek Case   A GREEK PRACE

UKRAINE FOUGHT ON GREEK ISSUE   British, Dutch Try To Keey Charges Off UN Slate

Naiions Join Forces Te Keep Accusation’ Off  : . Security Counce il   Agenda At Meet

TRYING TO DROP UKRAINE CHARGE   Britain And Netherlands Seeking To Keep Accusation Against Greece Off UN Agenda.

RESIST UKRAINE CHARGES   Britain, Holland Take Side of: Greece in UNSC

Security Council Defers Decision on Complaint Against British - Occupied Greece; Considers New Members.

3000 Buildinas at Camp Barkley To Be Sold   Increase Asked for Dependent Children   jJudae Rules Democrat Took Enough of Beatina

See Ane eee ee   500 Veterans, Driving Taxicabs, Enroute to Washinaton for Aid

500 War Veterans Take Taxis to Washington in Fight to Get Chicago Cab Licenses

Warm Springs ‘Little White House’ Observes Anniversary of Death of F. D. Roosevelt

Legislature Will Tackle  Many Issues   Session May Be One Of Most Decisive, Provocative In Years

Democratic Candidate Says Everyon: Ts out of Step Except Pat Hurley

PROGRAM AIMED AT PROVIDING RUBBER SUPPLY.   Committee Makes Recom mendations Regarding Synthetic Product   NATURAL RUBBER IS TO BE ALLOCATED

Plan Made To Insure Nation Rubber Supply   Committee Program _ Would Make U. S. Self  Sufficient

Meat and Dairy Industries Rap New Regulation   Dairymen Say Plan Is Stop Gap; Meat Dealers See * No Benefit   GAINS PREDICTED IN BLACK MARKET   Government Would Increase  Subsidies But Not Retail Prices

MEAT AND DAIRY INDUSTRIES HIT NEW CONTROLS   Slaughter And Milk Subsidy Plans Said Of No Help To Bad Situation

TWO CHARLOTTE NEGROES JAILED   Man And Wife Held As Suspects In Slaying Of Rock Hill Taxi Driver.

INDICTMENTS ARE FOUND AGAINST MANUFACTURERS OF SURGICAL DRESSINGS

Mutinous Indian Sailors Train Naval Guns on Bombay; British Rush Forces to Several Points as Disorders Spreading

State of Open Mutiny in  India Declared   Military Reinforcements Are Being Rushed to Trouble Zone; Riots Spreading Out of Control

State of Open Mutiny” Is Proclaimed By Sir John Godfrey Who Promises to Crush Revolt; Indian Vessels in Battle Line on Waterfront.

FIGHTING IS REPORTED 10 BE SPREADING   British Battle Indian Sailors on Bombay Waterfront

British Rush More Forces To Riot-Forn  Indian Cities   Civilians Battle British in Bombay; Police Report Mobs Out of Hand

Uncontrolled Riots Sweep Bombay, With Indian Sailors in Open Mutiny

CATHOLICS TO SHOW DEVOTION TO POPE   Tens of Thousands Expected ta Gather in Rome Today to Demonstrate Support.

SKIPPER OF SIP 10 GET SENTENCE   Tragic Loss of Cruiser Indianapolis Is Reason.

FAIR DAYS ON WANE   ‘Spell of Disagreeable Weather H Forecact for Kansas

Inside Your Congress Last of the Old Guard  -—by SAMUEL B. PETTENGILL

‘DULLES OPPOSES  BASES IN PACIFIC   Polls on Allied Powers te  Padiiek Aemneeniies

Dulles Hits U. S. Plan for  Pacific Bases   Defends Our Atom Proposal, Accacures Riiesia

AFL SEAMEN 60 TO WORK AS CIO CUTS PICKETING   Pickets Withdrawn Fkxcept In Cases Where NMU Vessels Are Docked Alongside Ships Manned By AFL  Sailors.

Longshoremen Back On Jobs At Waterfront   Curran’s Order Permits  About 40 Ships In New York Harbor to Prenore ia Sail   Uncle Sam Warned Not To Interfere   Harry Laundeberg Threaténed to Classify CIO Strike As “Political”? Stoppage

Ship Workers Return to Jobs   ‘Pickets Withdrawn ‘by CIO From Yards Manned by AFL

PICKETING AT SIX PIERS IS HALTED BY CIO   Foreign Ships Not Under Contract to NMU Are Exempt Under New Directive

Break Begins in Shipping Tie-Up   CIO Calls Off Some Pickets; AFL Longshoremen Return to Job

Partial Break Is Made in 13-Day Maritime Strike  A.F.L. Manning Ship: Where Not Berthed With N MTT. Veccels

—MARITIME—  Load Boats  In Union Agreement  Avoid Struggle With Lonegeshoreme:

BREAK BEGINS IN THE U. S. SEA STRIKE   Situation Eases as C. I. O. Agrees Not to Picket Certain Ships and A. F. of L. Members Begin Loading Them.

FIRST BREAK IN MARITIME FEUD OCCURS   Ships Are Loaded At New York and Portland, Me.

Maritime Strike Shows Signs Of Breaking   Longshoremen Back On Job In New York And Portland, Me.

AFL, Maritime Workers Load Ships Today   END OF SHIPPING TIEUP REPORTED BY ONE UNION

NMU Orders Pickets From AFL Vessels   . Longshoremea Begin Leeding Ships at Two Eastern Ports

Longshoremen Begin Loading Cargo Vessels   Break Comes After CIO Union Agrees To Call Off Pickets

Maritime Situation Eases Little With Return of AFL Seamen: CIO Still Striking

Pickets Free Some Ships; Break Is Seen   Longshoremen Allow Work on Several East Coast Vessels

Longshoremen Of AFL Begin Loading Ships   New York and Portland Boats Scenes of Activity

INITIAL BREAK IN WALKOUT REPORTED   C.1.0. To Cease Picketing Ships Manned By S.I.U.   Also Are Free Of Pickets; No Incidents Noted As Longshoremen Go Back

Begin Loading. Ships In New York And Portland, Me.  SITUATION. EASES  Break Comes In Mari_ time Strike After —  Flevan Dawe

Big Maritime Strike Breaks  CIO Agrees Not To Picket Union Ships

AFL Maritime Groups Begin To Load Ships    Break i in Strike Comes When _ CIO Union Agrees Not To  Picket Ships Manned by  the AFL.

iNMU Pickets. Drop Lines  At AFL Shins   Tie-Up At U. S. Ports Eas ed With Return Of AFL Seamen To Wark. oe

MARITIME STRIKE EASES: SOME SHIPS BEING LOADED   Break In Tieup Of United States Ports Begins When Longshoremen Start Work At New York And Portland, Me., After CIO Agrees Not To Picket Vessels Manned By AFL Union Under Certain Conditions— Foreign Craft Free Of Restrictions

AFL SEAMEN START BACK 10 WORK IN EAST   CIO Discontinues Picket Lines Around Other Ships Along Coast

All Foreign Ships Not Under N.M.U. Contract Are Exempt From Picketing; 40 Vessels in New York May Sail Soon,  Curran Says at Neadquarters

A Break InShip Strike   Ship Loading Begins ' After CIO Seamen  Agree Not to Picket AFL-Manned Vessels

Break Seen in U.S. ‘Maritime Walkout   AFL Begins Unloading Ships in New York and Portland, Maine—C!O Will  gles Bielbot Mearnbinnc

CIO AGREES NOT TO PICKET SHIPS MANNED BY AFL   DECISION SEEN AS FIRST BREAK IN MARITINE STRIKE

Indians Told Time For Them to Show Statesmanship   British Delegation To India Make ‘Clea  Statement

Action Is Nearing In India   BRITISH DELEGATES WARN TIME AT HAND FOR STEPS TOWARD INDIAN FREEDOM

Urge Indian — Parties To Get Together   British Delegation Urge Consultations

U. §. Assails Russian Objective In Arms Limifation Program   Sen. Connally Charges Primary Aim of Soviet Proposal Appecrs to Be to Get Rid of Atom Bomb, Put Other Questions At Mercy of Veto

J.s. Turns Down Russ Arms Pian   Senator Connally Charges Soviet’s Object Is to Get Rid of Atomic Bomb, Leave Other Weapons at Mercy of Veto

Small Nations Drive to Limit Veto Privilege   Russian Program for Limitation of Arms Termed by Connally As Too Narrow

Connally Rejects Russian Proposals   Arms Limitations Program Held “Toon Narrow, Too Circumscribed”

Question Russian Arms Plan Motive   Connelly Says Red Aim Is To Get Rid of the Atomic Bomb   VETO HAS NO PLACE   U. S. Will Not Agree to Any Pian Unless Inspection Is Guaranteed

Soviet Aim On A-Bomb  ‘Too Narrow   U. S. Opposes Any Injection Of Veto Into Inspec. tion Or Control Set-Up

U.S. DEMANDS ‘NO VETO’ RULE ON ALL ARMS   Says Russian Program Aimed Solely at Move To Get Rid of A-Bomb

~— A-BOMB PLOT — ‘Arms Limit Seen Under UN Veto  ' MOVIE SCORED  ‘ BY CONNOLLY

U.S. Rejects Soviet Arms Proposal   “Too Narrow,” Says Connally; Declares U. S. Oppesed to Veto In Arms Control Setup

U. S. Accuses Reds Of Atom Bomb Scheme   SOVIETS MERELY WANT CHANCE TO END THREAT

U. S. Bluntly  Rejects Soviet Arms Cut Plan   Too Narrow And Too Circumscribed, Insists Senator Connally

Main Concern Is To Get Rid Atomic Boml   Would Then Subject AT Other Arms Questions To “Atom Bomb Of the Veto”   Bluntly Rejects Soviet Proposal   Points Out That Russians Make No Mention Of Poison Gas and Jetpropelied Weapons

Charges Aim Of Russia is to Outlaw Bomb   Connally in a Continuation on The Arms Debate

HITS RUSSIA'S ARMS POSITION   Says Nations Wants To Outlaw Atom Bomb But Retain Veto  a a .«. ci ae Ae eo A ae

Connally Says Russia Wants US to Give Up Bomb While She Can Veto Inspection

US. Suspicious Of Soviet Aims   Charges They. Would Get Rid* Of Atomic Bomb, Then Veto‘Arms Cut.

U.S. Opposes Veto Use In Arms Check   Russian Proposal Rejected As Not Satisfactory

Says Russia Seeks to Get Rid A-Bomb   And ‘Would Then Place Other Arms Questions in Position of Being Vetoed

Connally Hits Soviet Program For Arms Veto  Charges Chief Aim Is Atom Curb; They Veto On Others

Connally Raps Atom Plan Of Russians   U. S. Delegate Charges Soviets Are After Elimination of Bomb

See ‘Joker’ In Red Plan For  Disarmament   ‘Reds Want to Get Rid of  A-Bomb; Use Veto on Other Arms’

U.S. Opposes Disarm Plan  Of Russians  Charge Main Obiect   Charge Main Object To Get Rid of Atomic Bomb; Then Use Veto

U.S. Raps Arms Cut Proposals   Charges Red Aim Is To Exercise ‘Atom Bomb Of Veto" On Curbs

Russian Proposal On Arms Program Meets Opposition   United States Charges Primary Ob ject Of Russia Is To Get Rid Of  Atomic Bomb: Too Narrow

Speech Before U.N. Calls Red  Plan “Narrow”   Savs U.S. Will Not Agree To Any Plan Without Inspections in All Nations

U. $. Reject: Soviet Arms Cut Plans   Reds Seem to Be Trying to Get Rid of Atom Bomb

A-BOMB DESTRUCTION, VETO USE ON OTHER. WEAPONS SAID GOAL  RUSSIAN PROPOSAL IS.  BLUNTLY REJECTED: BY. . SENATOR CONNALLY

REDS’ PROGRAM STOO NARROW, SAYS CONNALLY   America Opposes Big Power Control of Disarmament

U.S. Says Reds Want To Get Rid of A-Bomb   Senator Connally Hits Soviet Proposal In Arms Reduction

U.S. Will Oppose Any Setup Which OK’s Veto Power   All Must Agree to Inspection, Senator Tells UN Committee

U.S. CHARGES REDS TRYING TO GET RID OF ATOMIC WEAPON   Claim Arms Limitation Aimed at Atom Weapons ‘as Scle Pursose

U.S. Rejects Red A-Bomb Proposal  Russia’s Aim To Get Rid Of Atom, Charge

Connally Contends Scheme Would Be to Throw Other Arms Questions Under Security Council Where Veto Could Be Used.

Soviet Stand on Arms Limitation Flayed by U.S.   Connally Says Inspection Veto Out of Question

Arms Reduction Debate Still Before Assembly  Russia's Object to  Ge5et Rid of Atom

PROPOSAL 10 MODIFY VETO SIDETRACKED   Little Chance of Positive Action From Sub-Committee Before End of  Session Is Seen   PROVES NO SURPRISE

Connally Rejects Soviet Plan F or Inspection And Control Of All Weapons; Calls It Narrow   Contends Soviet Proposal Would Leave Inspce_- tion Open To Veto.

U. S. Rejects Russia’s Plan for Disarmament; A-Bomb, Veto Plan Hit

Starvation: And Plenty   Some Encouragement In Final Reports. ' To Food Conference’

CHINESE PEOPLE FACING FAMINE   Delegate Tells World Parley 30 Million Asiatics May Die of Starvation

TEMPERATURES SET NEW HIGHS   Worst Drouth In 10 Years Damaaes Crops In State

‘Summer One of State’s Hottest  Drouth Strikes Hard At Texas Farms and Ranches

Texas Suffering Worst Drouth in Years With High Temperatures All Over State

Food Supplies to Equa! Appetites  Buying Power Will Be Much Greater

Shortage of Some Foods Predicted   Buying Power Exceeds Supplies, Says Report

AMERICA WILL NOT GO HUNGRY   Food Supplies To Equal Appetites But Not U.S. Buying Power

COMPROMISE WAGE BILL EFFORTS OFF   Steps May Be Taken Te Push Present Legislation

eg ae ae ae ae  ——Join The Rad Crops~—— ‘ Compromise Effort on Woae Bill Eaile

TURMOIL TEARS ITALY; 12 DEAD IN NAPLES RIOT   King And Premier Continue To Argue About Type Of Government

Situation in Italy Grows More Tense   30 Wounded in Taranto: Naples Armed Camp; 12 Killed There.

Casualty Toll Rises As King, Premier Argue  Right To Rule Nation

Thirty Persons Are Injured in Taranto Heht   Italy Still Doesn't Know If She Is A Monarchy or Republic

lalian Unrest Continues With Naples in Arms   Rome Remains Tense As Monarchists and Republicans Clash

Rome Tense; Two Cities Under Seige   Followers of hing Humbert Faction And Republic Battle

12 KILLED IN MONARCHIST RIOT, NAPLES   100 Wounded In Batiles With Police, Troops

Disorder Spreading Over Italy   Casualties Reported At Taranto, Naples; Fate of Republic Still Uncertain

30 Wounded In New Riots Over Republic   Naples Armed Camp King Stichs To His Palace

Italy in Turmoil Over Fate of Kine   Rioting Continues With Death Toll of 12 in Naples Alone

ITALIAN RIOTING MORE ACUTE AS DEATHS INCREASE   Confusion Reigns As King Refuses To Relinaquish Power

30 MORE WOUNDED AT TARANE AS ITALY STILL DOESN’T KNO\ IT IS REPUBLIC OR MONARCHY:

Pennsy Completes Century Of Transportation Service   Sprawling Rail Empire Tomorrow Will Mark 100th Anniversary Of Its Charter—tIncorporated April 13, 1846—Operates In 13 States And District Of Columbia

GENERAL ELECTION TUESDAY WHTH THREE STATE AMENDMENTS  ELECTION OFFICIALS

GENERAL ELECTION TUESDAY WITH THREE ‘STATE AMENDMENTS   ELECTION OFFICIALS REQUESTED TELEPHONE RESULTS TO DAILY SUN

Overtures For Americans To Russia Studied   May Seek Frée Entrance to Manchuria. for-Gor *. yespondents; Troop Withdrawals Reported.

REPORT MADE BY CHINESE NEWS AGENCY   Dispatch Does Not Elaborate on Reference to the Fires, Which Are Said to Have Broken Out in Several Sectors.

Permission From Russia May Be Sought For American Study ‘Of Conditions In Manchuria   Reports Of Large Scale Soviet Troop Withdrawal From Mukden Unconfirmed

AMERICAN MILITARY OFFICERS MAY ASK TO TOUR MANCHURIA  RUSSIAN PERMISSION MAY BE SOUGHT; NEW REPORTS COMING OUT

Soviets Pull  Troops Out Of Mukden   Chinese News Agency Reports Fires In Several Parts of City

REPORT FIRES RACE IN CITY   Agency Reports 22 Russian Troop Trains Leave

RED TROOPS QUIT MUKDEN, CHINESE AGENCY. REPORTS   long-Delayed Withdrawal From Manchuria May Re linder Way

Reveal Possibility Of Overture for U. §. in Manchuria   Chinese Report Reds Withdrawal From Largest City

Russians Quitting - Manchuria?   Large Scale Troop “Movement ReportedSee Possible Entry Bv US. Officers

Grocer Is Accused  Of Attacking Child   Sertously-Injured Girl, 7 Identifies Assailant

Ex-Convict Held For Assault . ‘On Little Girl   Her Throat Cat, Child Identifies Neighbor By Nodding Her Head

3- Year-Old And Maid  Are Missing   Were Seen Last Night Near Odessa Sheriff Hears

Child And Maid Missing From Home In Kansas City; Police Open Wide Search

Missing Child And Maid Seen Near Odessa   Officers Join In. _ Intensive Search for Kansas City Pair

TRUMAN DELAYS HIS COMMENTS ON DRAFT LAW   Expected To Denounce StopGap Measure Which He Signed Reluctantly

TRUMAN GETS READY ORAFT BILL OPINION   Expect Strong Words About Stop-Gap Law Given _ Him by Congress.

Prepares Plea To Enact New Defense Bill   Hershey Cancels 18-19 Inductions But They Still Must Register

PRESIDENT TO TELL HIS OBSECTIONS TO MAKESHIFT EXTENSION OF SELECTIVE SERVICE

La Camara Viso Un Proyecto Perc No Llego A Mas   Posiblemente Pasen Dos Semanas Antes De Que Se Decreten Nuevos Controles

Cobra Impetu una Ponencia En t! Congreso Hoy   Relacionada Con La Eliminacion De Los Precios Topes De La Carne Y De La Leche

Es Posible Que Si La Apruebe E Presiciente   Contiene Keformas A La Enmienda [aft Y Restablecera El Contro! De Rentas

Allied Hags. Reject Two Ministers On Japanese Cabinet   Yoshida Forced To Renew 5-Day Struggle to Form Cabinet

2 Yoshida Cabinet Choices Barred By Gen. MacArthu   Premier-Designate Forced To Renew Struggle to  Form Government

MacArthur Blocks Jap Ministers   General's Action Forces  Premier-Designate To  Renew Five-Day Fight _ Jo Form Cabinet

Two Ministers Are Rejected By MacArthur   Yoshida Is Having Difficult Time Forming a Cabinet

M’ARTHUR BARS TWO MINISTERS OF JAP CABINET   New Premier May Resign If He Is Unable To Find Suitable Members

PLAN COURT ATTACK ON AMENDMENT   Three Amendments Approved by Arizona Voters

ATTACK ON AMENDMENT   Three Amendments Approved by Arizona Voters

. Funeral Plans For Miss Stein   Body of American Writer In Paris Church; Final Ar rangements Incomplete

CHETNIK ADMITS MEETING NAZIS   Genera! Mihailovic, on Trial, Says Huddle Followed German Attack

Don’t Feel Guilty, Mihailovic   Admits Meeting Germans in 1941 After Nazi Attack

Gen. Mihailovic Admits Parley With Germans   Doesn't Feel Guilty, Chetnik Leader Says; Claims Troops At Times Unmanaaeable

Admits Meeting Germans In 1941   General Mihailovic Open: Defense On Charges Of Treason

Mihailovic Met Germans in 1941   Declares at Trial: “ Don’t Feel Guilty’

‘Some Charge Substitute ‘For Truman's ‘Watered © Down’ Werk Acsurance

House Passes Compromise Full Job Bil   Senate Gets ‘Watered Down’ Legislation After 320-84 Vote

Anti-Rackets Bill May Get Truman’s OK   Supporters Believe President Will Sign Hobbs Bill Passed By Congress

Would Curb Racketeering In Unions   Honest Man Has No Worry, Says Author

Mine Chiefs Spurn Lewis Levy Demand   Soft Coal Operators Renew Previous Offer To Create Joint Fund

‘TAX’ PROGRAM FOR UMW FUND ~ WAS ASSAILEI   ‘ » ci NEW DEADLOCK LOOMS IN NEGOTIATIONS AS LEWISS' PET. ‘PROJECT IS TURNED DOWN

TERMINAL LEAVE PAY MEASURE IS REVISED   GI’s May Get Bonds Instead Of Gash

FORMER RED EMPLOYE SAYS SECRET POLICE WORKING IN CANADA  WITNESS IN SPY CASE REVEALS SOVIET MEN ATTACHED TO EMBASSY

SOVIET CLERK TELLS OF RUSS SPY NETWORK   Canadian Court Hears Key Witness Testify On Espionage

Gen. Marshall Making Tour Around China   American May Returr Home Soon To Make His Report   UNREST DEVELOPS   Chiang’s Party Balks At Sharing Power With Reds

REPORT GEN. MARSHALL 10 RETURN, U. S.   May Turn Job Over to Gen. Wedemeyer

North Wind Howls Down   Kansas ‘Can. Look For Slight Weather Break Tomorrow; Says Flora

bow SOP UA Falls         Seek Two Men and Two Women in Southern Part of State After Shooting

SOVIET CHARGES MAC WON'T LEND SHIPS  For Repatriation of Jap Nationals ..

SOVIETS BLAME GEN, M’ARTHUR   Charge Delay in Repatriation Of Jap Nationals Caused by Officer

Reds Accuse MacArthur Of (Refusing Ships   Declare He Promised’ Them  For Repatriation Japs  From Port Arthur  bs and Korea —

Reds Flare Up Over Repatriation Of Japs  Claim S. aera hie Ate a ‘Sam WwW ants Pow: s iS ca

Soviets Say MacArthor [Refused Them Ships to  \Daturn Jan Prisoners

Repatriation Ships Called In, Russ Say  Accuse MacArthur; Reds Didn’t Include Prisoners Of War

Reds Flare Up Over Repatriation Of Japs  amhune ar      Claim, U ‘S. “Refuses ‘Ships: Mehe .6._Obh W te Pa Wi

Pedestrian Killed By Falling Body   New York Mail Carrier Die: After Being Struck On City Street

Bomber Crash Fatal To Crew   B-25 is Wrecked Afte: Groping in Overcast

De BEACH   Five or Six Men Aboard Die in  «= Flames; Investigation 1s  28 Underway 

All Aboard Army Plane Are Killed   Five Or Six Lives Lost When B-25 Bomber Crashes

Army Bomber Fall: In California; Six Aboard Killed  Smoldering Wreckage Is Scattered Over Large Area

5-6 Die in Crash of Army Plane   Medium Bombe, Goes Down in Flames Near Long Beach

Five or Six on Army Air Forces Bomber Lose Lives as Ship Goes Down in Flames Aiter Explosior:

Ship Crashes In Flames Six Miles From Field Ir  Overcast: No Survivor:

PLANE CRASHES   Bomber Occupants Die As Big Craft Falls In Flames.

B-25 Bomber Crash Kills 6   Plane Cracks Up in Groping for Landing

French Fight Annamites In  indo China   Seek To Crush  Native Revolt

Report Clashes In Indo-China   French Effort to Crush Remaining Annamite Resistance Seen

French Fight Against Rebel:  In Indochina   Claim Heavy Casualtices—China Quiet at Last

French Attempting To Crush Last Indo-China Rebels  Peace Has Settled Upon China First Time in 20 Years

FRENCH MAY SEEK TO END ANNAMITE FUSS. INDOCHINA   Reporis to Saigon Indicate @ French Drice to Put Down French Drive to Put Down Sharvo Battles in Area -

55 Saginaw Bay Cottages Are Wrecked by Ice Floes Driven Inshore by Gales

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All in The Various  Conimunities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Ex-Soldier Reports Rich Gold Find   ‘Lost Ledge’ Discovered At Border

RAIL UNIONS BOLT PARLEY AIMED TO HEAD OFF STRIKE   WHITNEY DECLARES CARRIERS MAKE NO SUBSTANTIAL OFFER

Say Nothing Substantial Offered   Carriers Have No Immediate Comment on  ‘Break-Up

Railroad Unions Quit Conference   Representatives Say Nothing Substantial Offered Brotherhoods

Rail Employes Quit Conference  ' Declare Carriers Offering Nothing

Union Representatives ‘Walk Out of Rail Parley   Companies Had “Nothing Substantial to Offer,” Trainmen Fresident Says tt. Evoalaraine Beioan

Trainmen Leave Parley Trying to Avert Rail Tieup   Nothing Substantial Offered by Carriers, Assert Rail Unions

Railroad Union Leaders Bolt Negotiation Meet  Strike Is Set For May 18

ConferenceWalkout Staged by Union  Representatives  Operators Offered Us Nothing Substantiol, .  Cave Trainman  andar

RAILROAD MEN WALKED OUT OF A CONFERENCE   rotherhood of Trainmen and Kngineers Left) Meeting With Carriers   TO AVERT A STRIKE   Operators Offered Trainmen “Nothing Substantial’ a Spokesman Said,

Railroaders Walk Out of Conference   Say Operators Offered Nothing Substantial To Head Off Strike

Engineers and Trainmen Reject Carriers’ Offer  Leaders “Walk Out’ Until They Receive ;

Union Heads Leave Meeting With Carriers   A. F. Whitney, Leader. Declares Operators ‘Offer Nothing Substantial.’   PLAN STRIKE MAY 18

Group Walks Out On Rail Parley   Carriers Fail To Offer Anything, Unions Say

Walk Out of Conference Called In Effort to Avert  Strike Because Nothing   Substantinl Offered

Walk Out On Parley   Rail Union Delegates Say They’ll Stay Out Till Carriers Have Something to Offer

Brotherhoods Walk Out Wage Conferences   Will Not Return, They Say, Until Something Substantial Is Held Out by the Railroads

Brotherhood Spokesmen Retire To Hotel for Talk With Pay Grour 16-Ceut Increase Still Rejected

TALKS ON RAIL WAGE DISPUTE FAIL PURPOSE   Trainmen, Engineers Quit Conference with Carriers, Say Offers Poor

NOTHING SUBSTANTIAL   Charge Operators Add Nothing To Recommendatons

UNION AIDS QUIT RAIL PAY TALKS   ‘Say Carriers Offer Nothing More Than U. S. Board

Rail Walkout im Step Nearer   Representatives of Trainmer And Engineers Bolt’ Négoti. ations With Carrie’g © -

Mass Hunt for Twc Bandits Halted   Officers Go Home After Wearisome Six Days Pursuit of Bonk Robbers

MANY DEATHS IN AGCIBENTS OVER HOLIDAY      401 Lives Lost In Traffic Acci  dexits Over New Year's Day

Car Crashes Kill 186  In New Year   New York Leads With 54 Dead, California Next

401 Dead in New Year’s Accidents   Automobile Crashes Caus: 186 of Violent Deaths During Holiday

HOLIDAY ACCIDENT TOLL, 401   Traffic Deaths Reach 184; Calif. Has Most, 25

VIOLENT DEATHS WN SAY PERIOD PSS 400 MARK  54 Killed, 15 of Them:in Traffic Accidents        ILLINOIS THIRD WITH 3¢     California’s 25 Fatalities Are a Highest for Any State in  eno AN chk eee        New. York Leads List With 54 Killed, 15 of Them in.” Trattic Accidents   ILLINOIS THIRD WITH 30   California’s 25 Fatalities Are ace for Any State in Motoring Mishaps        A a

BUTTER PRICES “ON SKIDS; PROBING -OF SITUATION SOUGHT      Prices Tumble From Qne to Ter Cents Per Pound on New  York Market

Butter Prices Drop Sharply At New York   Probe Demanded of Re. port Market Was Artificially Rigged

Butter Mart Takes Sharp Price Drop  Cuts Range From 1 to 10 Cents

Sharpest Drop In Many Years At New York   Civic Groups Demand Probe After Report of ‘Manipulations’

Price of Butter In Sharp Drop  Hint Action Follows Demand For lnauirvy

READY 4 CASES FOR U.N. BODY   And Siam Border Issues To Be Submitted

5-Year Old Wearies Police   Full of Questions But Won't Affswer Any Asked Him

Churchill History of Last War Likely to be Published Posthumously

Steel Workers Wage Policies Being Framed   Cc. I. O. President Murray Declines To Discuss Situation As Yet   ANNOUNCEMENT MAY COME ON THURSDAY

WAGE-POLICY COMMITTEE OF STEELWORKERS SETSPATTERN      BY NORMAN AGATHON (INS)Staff Correspondent

Sale of 90 Army Fighter Planes to Sweden Approved   War-Time Neutral to Buy Surplus P-51] _... Mustangs

UL 5. 10 SELL 9 PLANES TO SWEDEN   WASHINGTON AGREES TO TRANSFER AFTER MONTHS OF CONSIDERATION.

Byrnes Blames Russians tor Slim Progress   Says Russia Declined At Paris Meeting to  Go Along on Economic Measures for Reich

Clarifies Some Items  Of Big Four   Blame Is Pinned Upon Russia Regarding Failure to Arrive at Austrian Treaty   Success Is Listed      Ledger Has Bright Side, He Says; ‘On Roail to Peace’ -

BYRNES FLATLY BLAMES SOVIET FOR FAILURES   Reveals Plan To Force conomic Unification Of Germany Or Place Blame In Violation Of Potsdam Acreement.

States Risk Open Split with Reds: Byrnes Outlines Attempt to Force Economic Unification of Germany

. §. RISKS OPEN SPLIT WITH SOVIETS   Secretary of State Byrnes Takes the Chance in Order to Force an Economic Unification of (CLermanv.

Byrnes Raps. Soviet Policy at Conference   Risks Open Break  With Russia Over - Future of Germany

U. S.-RUSSIAN BREACH RISKED   Byrnes Says Reds Given Choice In German Unification

America Risking  Soviet  Breach   Economic Unity In Germany May Get Wide Split

Will Attempt To Force Unification Of Germany Byrnes Says In Address

BYRNES PUSHES FOR ECONOMIC UNIFICATION OF GERMANY   Risks Open Split With Russia; He Blames Soviet For  Blocking Plans

Byrnes Risks Open Split With Russia in Plea for Peace   Raps Soviet Tactics ir Blocking Unification of German Reich

J. S. Chances Open Split Vith he ‘ssia In Move — ‘or German Unification

Byrnes Says Orders Giving Soviets Chance to Cooperate Will Be Te. sued This Week

Byrnes To Make Bid For Economic Unity By Orders'To Army   State Secretary Reports Parley Made No Progress On Germany

Russia Is Told To Cooperate Or Accent Results   “Byrnes Risks Open Split In Effort To Force  Economic Union

Goal of World Peace Still Far Off: Vandenberc   ‘Advisor To Ministers Conference Endorses Sec. Byrnes’ Report

U. S. RISKING TIFF WITH REDS   Byrnes Report Reveals New Military Orders

A Blunt Byrnes Speech   Minces No Words In Blaming Russia For Blocking Agreements . On Austria and Reich

U. S. Risking Oper Break With  Reds on Germany   Secretary of State Byrnes Declares Russic Now Has Choice Between Co-Operation Or Economic Paralysis for Defeated Nation

U. S. Risks Open Split With Russia   Seeking to Force Economic Unification of Germany ;

U.S. Risking an OpenSplit With Soviet Union Over Germany   Byrnes Offers to Cooper ate With Any Zone on Unification

Byrnes Risks Open Rupture With Soviets   Orders to McNarney Designed te Force Reich Unification

—BYRNES VIEW Open Rift Risked in Orders   McNarney Told te Aid Any or All Occupying Powers

U. 9. Commonder :in Germany Ordered to Offer Cooperation. — With Othér Powers.

US.-Soviet Split Risked By Push For Reich Unity   Will Order Russia Choose Between Co-operation Or Economic Paralysis

SEEKS T UNIFICATION OF REICH   Russia Blamed For Failure Of Paris Conference   4-POWER CONTROL   Of Germany Not Working Well, U. S. Secretary Of State Admits

BYRNES RAPS SOVIET TACTICS AT PARIS MEET   Risks Open U. S.-Russian Split in Bid to Force Terms for Germany

BYRNES RAPS SOVIET TACTICS AT CONFERENCE   Russians Fail To Go Along Gn An) Economic Sterns

Byrnes And Vandenberg State Progress Made Toward Peace:  Soviet Role Draws Criticism   Ry Danelas FR Carnell

Seek Unity  In Germany   Russia to Be Given Choice Between Cooperation or “Paralysis,” Byrnes Says

On Road Back To Peace, Says Byrnes   But Open Break With Reds Risked In New Orders

Frances Perkins is Given Civil Service Post by Presiden!   Gets Quieter Post Than Labor Spot; Salary $10,000 Yearly

Buy VU. S. Savings Bonds!   Big Bend Park Gets New Cabin:   LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING UNITS AVAILABLE IN BASIN FOR TOURISTS

Indonesians ‘Alfack Police Station   Dutch Residents Accused of Starting Blazes

Batavia Native Areas Burned   Police Also Repuise Indonesian Mob

Banker Reports 0n$5,000 Loan Unpaid by May   New Yorker Tells Mead Probers Garsson Got Check far Salon

CRASH SOUND REPORTED BY FARM FAMILY   32 Marines Aboard Transport Lost In Wilds

NAZI UNITS ASK SEPARATE TRIAL   Counsel Pleads That Groups Embrace Membership Of Many Millions

Molotov Gives In On Trieste   Predict Agreement On Italian Treaty

RUE Nod FOREIGN. _TAINISTER YIELDS TO PROPOSAL’ OF WESTERN POWERS ON  - CONTROL

Foreign Ministers Accord On Trieste  Now Seems Near   Agreement on Major Phases Of Italian Treaty Also Believed In Sight   MOLOTOV YIELDS ON SOME POINTS

SOVIET PLANES IN MIXUP AGAIN   Third Protest Filed As Red Fighters Swoop On Gen. Clark’s Ship

General’s Plane  Buzzed by Reds   Soviet Fighters Make Three Passes at Fort

Russians Block Vote On Atomic Energy Control   Claim U. S. Plan Fails To Conforn With U. N. Disarmament Decision

Russ Block U.S. Move to Vote  On Atomic Plan   Molotov Plea for Unanimity Delavs Ballot Until Friday

NO IMMEDIATE VOTE TAKEN ON ATOM CONTRO}   Russian Delegate Secure: Delay In Acceptance Of U. S. Plan   BARUCH MADE PLEA FOR SPEEDY ACTION

ATOMIC BOMB CONTROL VOTE MEETS DELAY   SOVIETS ASK MORE TIME TO STUDY U. S. PROPOSAL  os

SOVIET STAND DELAYS VOTE ON ATOM PLAN   More Time Sought By Gromyko to Study U. S. Proposals

Russian Delegate Charges American Resolutier is Not in Complete Conformity With U.N. Decision.

U. 5, LOSES FIGHT FOR SPEEDY VOTE. ON ATOMIC PLA   Russian Delegate Objects to American Resolution and Asks Time for Fur-ther Study.   BARUCH IS SORELY DISAPPOINTED AT DELAY   Majority of Members of United Nations Commission Voice Approval of American Proposal.

Gromyko Asks More -‘Time-To Study Pro. posals For International Control, Baruch Consents

Russian Asks More Time to Study Program   Baruch Disappointed At Delay; Discussion To Be Resumed Friday

Gromyko Wants More Time To Study Proposal   Says Resolution Not in Conformity With U.N. Decision

U.S. FAILS TO GET A VOTE ON ATOMIC ISSUES   Russia’s Gromyko Gains Delay In Adopting Control Plan

Russia Asks Action Delay On Atom Plan   Gromyko Blocks Immediate Consideration of U.S. Proposal; Wants More Time To Study Controls.

Atomic Energy Control Plan Vote Delayed   Baruch Expresses Disap. pointment in Delay on Important Issue

Soviet Objection Still Balks Vote by U. N. Commission On Control of Atomic Energy

U. S. Fails in Efforts to Get Immediate Vote on Atomic Plan   Soviet Delegate Gromyko Petitions for More Time to Study International Control Proposals

Red Delegate Requests Time For More Study   American Proposals Guarantees Authority To Moke Inspections

Action on Atomic Control Delayed, On Soviet Plea   Baruch Disappointed, But Yields to Cromyko ‘Time to Study* Request

250 Sperry And Barnes Company Workers Walk Out In New Haven  17 1-2 CENTS AN HOUR WAGE RAISE ASKED BY WORKERS  Officials See Butcher Shops Bare In Week If Strike  Montinnesc

Meat Packing industry Halted As Workers Stop   LAST MINUTE APPEAL OF LABOR SECRETARY FAILED

CIO SPIKES HOPE FOR FARLY END   Walkout Starts Last Midnight Over Nation

Strikers Total 300,000; Many Large Centers Are Shut Down, Mostly In Middle West; Violence Reported In Kansas City   PICKET LINES ARE STRUNG AT PLANTS

MEAT SUPPLY CRISIS SEEN IN A FEW DAYS   Union Leader Denies Plea to Postpone  Walkout

CIVILIANS TO BE MEATLESS WITHIN WEEK   Strike-idle In Nation Boosted To 916,000

PLANTS ARE ~ CLOSED DOWN. OVER NATION   Major Share of Couns try’s Meat Supply Cut Off by Union Action.   BULLETIN

Plants Over Nation Closed By Walkout      Nearly 300,000 Added To Total of Nation’s Workers Now Idle

Early Settlement of Nationwide  Walkout Doubted   CIO Turns Down AFL “Suggestion; Meatless Dinners Expected Soon

ClO Snubs Plan of AFL to Call Off Continued Walkout   Most of Picketing Is Peaceful; Mediation Talks to Open Thursday

SEVERAL TEXAS RAIL  WORKERS GO BACK ON  JOB; FEW RUNS MADE SOUTHERN PACIFIC BOSS SAYS SOME REPORT FOR  weree Po bP nr eam aA oe

State Dept. Asks Congress to 0. K. Seaway Project   ‘War Department Add - Security Argument at Hearing

Truman Program Sparks Market  Two Billion Dollar Stimulus Is Noted

Commission Members Declare First State-Wide Closure in Several Years Deemed Necessary as 1946 Conservation Measure

Game Board Closes Entire State to Pheasant Hunting   Commission Members Declare First State-Wid Closure in Several Years Deemed Necessary as 1946 Conservation Measure

U. S. Seeks No Gains, SaysEnvoy   Byrnes Answers Soviet Allegations Made at Conference.

‘Sees Russ Goal Leading to ‘Slavery, Exploitation’      Byrnes Hits at Pacts Made in Contradiction to Potsdam Agreement

Byrnes ‘Recalls Potsdam Paet At Conference   Takes Exception to Russian Allegation Certain Nations Enriched Them - gelver in Wear’?

Czechoslovakian Ridicules Effort To Easy Terms For Balkan Natio: And Byrnes Tiffs With Soviet Over Aggressiveness Of Allied Powers

Byrnes Snaps Back At Russia For Riches Slap  Says U. S. Poured Out 400 Billions  Witkhaut Racamnence

U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE BYRNES IN AN ADDRESS   Hix Talk Before Peace Con ference Was Aimed at Russia.   Hk TOOK EXCEPTIONS   Made By the Soviet During Debate on Statement By lialy on Conference,

BYRNES AIMS ADDRESS AT SOVIET RUSSIA   U.S. Secretary Denies Nations Became Enriched

Byrnes Asks Adherence to Potsdam Pact   Opposes Economic Treaties Contrary to Big-3 Agreement

CHARGES MA BY RUSSIANS ARE DENIED   War Cost U.S. 400 Billion, Secretary Of State Adds   WILLINGNESS   To Help Out In Economic Rebirth Of Any Nation Stressed By Byrnes

BYRNES DIRECTS FIRE AT SOVIET PEAGE ACTIONS   He Raps Allegations Certain Nations Have Enriched Selves During War

VANES olin ANOTHER LAP FIR RUSSIANS   Denial U. S. Made Money Out of War Applauded by Delegates.

Russ Targel Of Address IBy Byrnes   Warns Enslayvement May Follow Treaties Which Contradict  Potsdam Arreement

Byrnes Answers Soviet Statement About War Profits   Tells Conference U.S Public Loaned Sum Of 400 Billion to Conduct Conflict

Raps Allegation ‘Certain Nations’ Enriched by War   U.S. Ready-to Offer: Reciprocal Friendship To Any Nation

Byrnes Words Aimed at Russia   ‘Enslavement to Follow Contradiction of Pact

SAYS U.S. WILLING TO AD RECOVERY OF ANY COUNTRY   American Delegate Asserts Jreaties Must Net Contradiet Patedam Aceord -

Byrnes Raps Soviet For Economic Pacts Breaching Potsdam   - U.S. Secretary Takes Exception To Charge War Enriched Nations

‘Enslavement’ TAL LEED 8 A ES  Byrnes Aims af Reds in Treaty Talk al Parley

Byrnes’ Address Directly Aimed At Soviet Russia   Takes Exception to Red Alleaations

Byrnes Supports Economie Pacts On Potsdam Basis   Masaryk Criticizes Hun.  ‘garian For’ Attack Un Czechoslovakia:

Americans Seeking No Return   U. S. Seeretary Informs Conference U. S. Will Help in Rebirth of Any Nation   Byrnes Objects to the Misrepresentation of Our Motives

Russian Charges Riches Gained in Conflict Denied   Czech Delegate Hits Hungarian’s Speech At Paris Conference

Conference To Hear Plea Of Byrnes On Pacts   U. S. SECRETARY TAKES RAP AT RUSSIAN METHODS

Loud Applause Greets Byrnes When He Offers ‘Reciprocal Friendship’ Without Strings

ATRUSSIAIN PARLEY TALK   Says Contradiction Of Potsdam Pians Would Be Dangerous

Byrnes  Warns Of Pact Results   Potsdam Accord Is Held Up In Talk  To Conference

‘U.S. Aims Given ‘In Byrnes Speech   Denies Russian Claims Powers Enriched Selves During War   SPENDING FOR PEACE.   States Allied Debt to Greece for Resistance to Axis

Bymes Informs Soviet War Did Not Enrich U. S.   Seek No Recompense. Despite Billions of Debt, He Adds

Secretary Byrnes Warns That Peace Conference Must Stick to Potsdam Agreements

Byrnes Hits At Russian Policy Of Exploitation   Sees ‘Enslavement’ If Economic Treaties Ignore Potsdam Pact.

Byrnes Tells Of War Cost   Refutes References To Enriching Through War, Offers UW. S. Friendship

Peace Pacts Must Follow Potsdam Pattern--Byrnes   U.S. Not Enriched From  War, Conference Hears

BYRNES MAKES NEW ATTACK ON RUSSIAN POLICY   Warns Of ‘Enslavement’ In Economic Treaties, Hits ‘War Rich’ Charge

Byres Scores Reds’ Economic Trade Treaties.  Parley Reminded Of U. S. War Cost

‘enslavement eee  Byrnes Aims af Reds i in Treaty Talk at Parley

U. S. Secretary  Defends Potsdam Agreement Before Peace Conference

. —BYRNES ANSWERS MOLOTOV—  Says United States Did Not Profit From War

BYRNES DENIES AMERICA GAINED BY WORLD WAR   Warns of Peace Treaties Made in Contradiction of Potsdam Pacts

BYRNES MAKES REMARKS AIMED AT THE SOVIET   Declares Treaties Made In Contradiction To Potsdam Agreement Will Mean Enslavement; Hits Russian Allegations.

BYRNES AGAIN STRIKES OUT AT SOVIET RUSSIA   State Secretary Takes Exception To Red Charges

BYRNES FLAYS RUSSIAN CLAIM OF WAR RICHES   Holds To Potsdam Pact To Prevent Nations’ Economic ‘Enslavement’

Byrnes Defends America * On War Profit Charges, Denounces Red Treaties

Truman And Family Witness Ball Game   President Throws Ball - Eats Peanuts, Has a “Swell” Time

CHINESE REDS ACCEPT OFFER   Approve General Marshall As Mediator

Chinese Reds Agree With Limitations To Kai-Shek’s Plan   Report National Troops Continue Jehol Offensive

Thomas Dixon, Noted Author Dies At Home In North Carolina   Man Who Wrote ‘’The Birth of a Nation” ‘Succumbs at 82 -

Death Takes. Noted Authot   Long IlIness Fatal To Thomas Dixon. 82

Famed Southern Author ls Dead  Brilliant Career Of Thomas Dixon Ended

Author And Orator Thomas Dixon Dies   Former Clerk Of Federal Court In Raleigh Wrote ‘Birth Of A Nation’

Rail Operations Are Returning To Normal   Trains from. -Distant Points Running Late to New York

Confusion in Large Cities Is Dissipated   Many Trains Thrown Hours Behind Their Scheduled Time

Rail Services Back to Normal   New York Commuters Have Nieht of Waiting

Rail Service In New York Normal Again  Incoming Trains Beam Mietant Paimtse

La Guardia Says UNRRA Supplies Being Pilfered      Director-General Asks Again For Armed’ Quards

LaGuardia Demands Guards for UNBRA Supplies, Alleging Thefts In Trieste That Reach Million:

Coal Operator Beaten, Farmer Struck In Face As Group Forces Truck Te Return To Mine

RITES TODAY FOR MRS, GOODRICH   Passed Away in California Sunday

A-Bomb Target Area is. Ready   Blandy Awaits Underwater Blast Wednesday

Preparations For Underwater Atom Test Set   Submerging Subs Final Act in Readying Fleet for Dropping Of Bomb Wednesday

ATOMIC TEST SHIPS PLACED   Six Submarines Submerged For Underwater Blast In Bikini Lagoon

United Against Soviet Claim On Dardanelles   _. U.S., Britainand Turkey, However, Leave Way > Open For Discussion of Revised Rights For - Russia: New American: Credit For Greece

RESIST SOVIET DARDANELLES DEMANDS   U. S., Britain And Turkey Present Solid Front   From Russians Insists Or Joint Defense Of Important Passage

State Department Announces $25 Million Credit To Greek Cov't To Buy Military Goods   U. 'S., Britain Present  Solid Front To Russian . Effort to Share In‘Dar* danelles’ Control:

U.S. AND BRITAIN “SUPPORT TURKEY ON DARDANELLES   State Department Announce $25,060,000 Credit to Greek Government

To Be Used For Buying Army Stock   Russia Faces Solid Front in Push Into Dardanelles.

U. S., Britain, Turkey Stand Firm ....  Soviet Demands On Dardanelles Hit Opposition

U. S., Britain Present  Solid Front To Russian  Effort to Share In Dardaneties’ Control.

Russian Demand Finding Fighters   U.S., British, Turks Are Presenting  Solid Front

US., Britain Back Turkey In Dardanelle:   New Soviet Demands Solidify Opposition; Greeks Get Credit

Official Order To Seize Meat Plants Expected   AFL Rescinds Move To Return To Work When U. S. Steps in

Russo-German Pact Signed in 1939 Revealed   Russian Prosecutor Objects to Submission In Evidence in Trial Of Von Ribbentrop {

JURY HEARS OF RED-NAZI PACT   Secretary Tells Of Pre-War Partition Document

SOVIET-NAZI SECRET PACT IS REVEALED   Witness Testifies Nations Planned To Divide Eastern Europe

Testifies Of Secret R-G Treaty   Ribbentrop Follows His Personal Secretary to the Witness Stand

RED-NAZI PACT AGAIN DETAILED   Court Hears Story Despite Russian’s Objection

SOVIET COUNSEL OBJECTS Secret Russo-German Pact Is Said Siqned Before War

—WAR CRIMES—  Tells About Secret Pact  Testifies Over Soviet Objection

Von Ribbentrop Goes On Stand  In Own Defense   His Personal Secretary Tells Of Secret Ger man.iieean Part.

War Trial T estimony Irks Reds   Old Wound Reopened As Nazi Secretary Tells of SovietGerman Pact of 1939

Testifies After Farmer Pri: vale Seeretary Piseloses Secret Russo-German Paet io Divide Europe

Russians Fail to Block Evidence  Military Tribunal Tald at Sacret Pact

VonRibbentroy Takes Stand At War Tria!   Aide Tells of Secret 1939 Russian-Nazi Pact

Alleged Secret Pact Is Told At  War Crime Trial   Von Ribbentrop Takes Stand In His Own  Defense

Russia, Nazis Signed Secret Pac In 1939 to Split Eastern Europe,  Witness Testifies at War Trials   Von Ribbentrop Takes. Stand in Own Defense Secretary Tells of Secret Agreement ‘Over Strenuous: Objection’ of Russian ‘Prosecutor

Ribbentrep’s Secretary Tells _ Nuernberg Court She . . Sow Treaty

Secret Nazi, Red Pac Told   Ribbentrop’s Former Secretary Tells of Seeing Document Brought from Moscow

939 PACT HELD LAN 10 DIVIDE ‘ASTERN EUROPE   on Ribbentrop s Personal Secretary Lets Cat Out OF Bag: Russian Prosecutor At Nuernberg Vigorously Protests.

SAYS REDS, NAZIS HAD PRE-WAR PACI    Ribbentrop’s Personal Secretary Tells of an Agreement to D ivide Europe, Signed in Au. eust of 1939.

BARES HITLER AUSS PACT TO sPLIT EURO   Testimony by Secretary te von Ribbentrop Brings Red Objection.

RIBBENTROP ON STAND IN OWN DEFENSE   Personal Secretary Tells Tribunal of Secret RussianGerman Pact to Divide Eastern Europe   GIRL IS STAR WITNESS

REVEAL SECRET AGREEMENT BY RUSSIA. NAZIS   Division of Eastern European Countries Fold at Nuernberg

Agreement Told at War Trials; Soviet Objects   Tells Plan For Division of Fastern Europe Brought From Moscow Before War

Speed Sought As Idleness In  Strike Spreads   Government Depending on Law to Break Down Union Chief’s Refusal to End Walkout; 60,000 Additional Workers Idled

Going on Trial In All-Out Test Of Legal Rights   Miners Chief and His Union Start Defending Themselves

Lewis’ Trial For Contempt Begins Today   U.S. Depends on Law To Break UMW Head: Speedy Action Sought

(Government — Seeks Speedy  Legal Decision   Cyrus Eaton Reported To Have Had Talk With John L. Lewis .

Government {0 ‘Lest Legal Rights of UMW; 60,000 Others Idle Re. sult. Coal Walkond

Test Legal Rights May Take Weeks, But’ Lewis May Be Persuaded to Deal With Operators.

New Owners Take Over January 1   Publishing Company Men and Attorney To Operate Station

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Claim Hitler Ordered Ship Survivors Machine-Gunned

CREW KILLING ~_ WAS ORDERED   HITLER HOPED TO CURTAIL AMERICAN SHIPPING BY WIPING OUT TRAINED  . MEN

Senate Probers Of ‘War Profits  Have New Issue   Congressman May Silent On Subpoena To Testify At Inquiry Under Oath   CONGRESSMAN FROM WEST, NEW TARGET

NEW  INQUIRY  1S ASKED OF  PROBE GROUF   REQUEST MADE FOR INVESTI. GATION OF . $2500 CHECK GIVEN SECRETARY OF CONGRESSMAN

NewName Revealed In Probe   Investigation Of Alleged Payment To Rep. Coffee Asked _

PROBE PAYMENT TO SOLON’S AIDE   Rep. Coffee Asserts $2,500 Went to Secretary’s Campaign Fund

Grain Supplies in Exporting Countries Down  Increased Demands Short Crops ©

Grain Supplies in Exporting (Countries Down   Increased Demands Short Crops Cause Condition

4,000 DEPORTED FROM PALESTINE   British High Commissioner’s Decision Sends Jews To Cyprus

Wounds Found On Body; Lung Is Punctured  Jess M. Jenkins Is Victim; No -

Wounds Found On Body; Lung Is Punctured   Jess M. Jenkins Is Victim; No Charaes Filed

Brief Biographies of Nazis Convicted by Allied Tribuna   The Guilty:   Rudolf Hess

Cabinet Crisis Looms in Shaken Empire   Government Lists Those to Be Ousted From Office

JAPANESE CABINET CRISIS PREDICTED   NIPPON ROCKED BY M’ARTHUR’S DIRECTIVES FOR PURGE OF WAR GUILTY,-

Increase in Salary — Voted John L. Lewis   Mine Workers Authorize National Work ‘Holiday Next Year

UMW Authorizes Holiday In Honor Of John L. Lewis   Convention Votes Unior Chieftain Unspecified Salary Boost

Miners Vote Lewis Boost In Annual Pay   Order National Work Holiday In His Honor

ENTISIS. ASK WAR PREVENTION   Dr. Urey, Atom Bomb Developer, Says Peace Much More Important

War Fires Raging In Northern China   Peace Negotiations Are Overshadowed by Fighting

Chinese Troop: Fight in Streets   Sea-Borne. Troops Arrive in Junks to Aia Caommoanistc:

British Troops Attempt to Stop Violence   Three English Soldiers Die in Palestine

Wyoming Air Line: Crash Kills  Two, Injures Ten   Passenger Plane Falls on Fort Warren Military Reservation Near Cheyenne Airport as It Comes In for Landing; Ship Breaks in Two

UAL AIRLINER CRASHES NEAR LANDING PORT   Two Killed and Three Injured - as Craft Carrying 46 Smashes in Wyoming   ‘PLANE WAS: WITHIN SIGHT _  OF CHEYENNE AIRFIETA

Temperatures   United Mainliner’s Fuselage Broken in Two, but Cabin Does Not Burn; Cause Of Crash Is Sought in Multiple Inquiry

17 Persons Die In Airliner Fall   Miami-to-Boston Plane Crashes in Connecticut

17 LOSE LIVES IN PLANE CRASH IN CONNECTICUT   Mether And Child Flying For Reunion With Fathe: Amone Victims   BIG TRANSPORT WAS FLYING TO BOSTON

17 KILLED AS BIG AIR LINER CATCHES FIRE AND CRASHES   Baby Flying for Reunion With Service Man Father and 3 Women Among Those to Perish.   PLANE FALLS IN BRUSH LAND IN CONNECTICUT   Witness Says Craft Tipped Over After Wing Crumpled —Furious Fire Delays Removal of Bodies.

Crash of Plane Takes 17 Lives  In Connecticut   14. Passengers Victims As Ship Catches Fire Tn Air and Plunges

17-Persons—Die- —  As Liner Burn:   Eastern Airlines Craft Wrecked, Fired In Heavy. Connecticut Brush Land

FATAL 10 17   Miami to Boston Airliner Crashes and, Burns On  Connecticut Farm

17 Persons Killed As Airliner Crashes On Miami-Boston Trip   Serviceman’s Baby Dies in Disaster at Cheshire, Conn.

Plane Carries 17 Persons to Flaming Death   Transport Bursts Into Flames and Crashes Near Cheshire. Conn.

Death Toll in Crash of Plane Is 17   Huge Transport Bursts Into Flames in Air

Captain’s Wie   U.S. Army Officer Also Disappears In Italy On Trip To Pay Ransom.

Senator Bilbo Breaks Info Lineup As FEPC Bill Battle Intensified

Bilbo Holds Limelight In Filibuster   Talks Against FEPC Measure

BRITAIN ACCEPTS BYRNES PLAN FOR PARIS MEETING   BY EDWARD V. ROBERTS

Predict Meet Would Further Rift With Reds   . Would Face Task, of / Settling Majer Issues Which Locked Council

Britain Accepts Byrnes Proposal For Big 4 Mee   U. S. Suggestion Is Still Under Study in Paris, Spokesman Says   FOREIGN MINISTERS’ SESSION IS URGED   Faced With Task of Finding Agreement cn Major World Issues

BRITAIN ACCEPTS BYRNES PLAN FOR MEETING IN PARI   Foreign Ministers Would: Attempt to Solve Critical   en

British O. K. Byrnes ° Plant For 4-Power Meet April De   Want» Session Held in Paris; Frenchmen, Are Studying Plan h But Give no Word

Britain Accepts Byrnes Plan for Foreian Ministers Meeting April 25

@ PAUL MALLON—   Finds Teachers’ Average Pay Less Than That of Ditch Diggers -

ANDERSON SAYS SLUMP IN FARM PRICES I$ DUE   But Secretary Reports Agriculture is ‘On Sound Basis”

FEPCGroup Will Amend  Legislation   Will Make Offer Of Some Changes To Pass Measure

MORE SUNSHINE PROMISED STATE   MERCURY TO BE HIGHER TODAY—DUST STORMS SWEEP WESTERN KANSAS.

Eight Die In Heavy Storm   Milwaukee Hard Hit By Snow and Wind Late Friday

Bus, Train and ‘Phone Service Are Curtailed  Eight Persons Dead hen Rocnlt

Eight Die In  Wisconsin Storm   500 Cars Stalled On County Highways

Snowstorm Takes Lives Of Eight   High Wind And Snow Causes Traffic Snarl At Milwaukee

EIGHT PERSONS DEAD AS STORM HITS WISCONSIN   Mercury To Rise Tomorrow In Central States — Storm Moves Bastward

Volunteers Inch Over Icey Crags To Crash Area  Witness Tells of  Rescue March .

Volunteers Inch Over Icy Crags T  Witness Tells of Rescue March 

Three Men Ave Praised 8y Governo   Jester Expressed Wish All New Men Would Be Named

RENAMES 3 MEMBERS AS TERM EXPIRING  DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COKE. JESTER SEEN IN TONAYV’S ACTION

BIRTHDAY OF ROOSEVELT   America Carries on Fight Against Infantile Paralysis —

. 5. TO MARK BIRTHDAY OF ROOSEVELT   America Carries on Fight Against Infantile Paralysis

Wage Pattern Developing   Roosevelt’s Birth To Be Observed By Paralysis Battle   President Truman Urges Nation Te Continue Pelio Fight) In Memory Of FDR

LocalCommunitiesAuthorized To Close or Restrict Schools, Plants and Amusement Places

STATE DIMOQUT STARTS IN MOVE TO SAVE POWER   Unneeded Lamps Dark; Maize Authorizes Action To Conserve Coal Piles

Martin Selects Mine Secretary ~ As Conservator   L@cal Communities Are Given Power To Order  Own Measures

May Seek To Control Ohio Rents  Landlords Alread Arve Hiking Prices

Announce Dairy Decision Today   -Decontrol Board Will Report on Action on  Pricesat4p.m.

BOARD 10 REVEAL DECISION ON DAIRY PRIGE RATE TODAY   Announcement Plarined for Late Afterncon After — Markets Close

‘Restoration Of Ceiling Prices On Dairy Products Studied By U. S. Decontrol Board

TO SETTLE DAIRY CEILINGS TODAY   Announcement On Restoration Of Butter And Cheese Ceilings Expected Late Today After Markets Are Closed.

Deconirol Board Reports Today or Dairy Products   Secretary of Agriculture Must Gel Meat Protests Before Board has Power

DECISION ON DAIRY PRICES COMING TODAY   Decontrol Board Expected. To Make Announcement  Late In the Afternoon #   NOTHING ABOUT MEATS

DAIRY PRICES DECISION DUE   Decontro] Board Ruling Is Due at Business Close

Dairy Products Decision Today   ~'Decontrol Board Slated To Announce ‘Whether Prices Unreasonable

Decontrol Board to Decide on Controls for Dairy Products   Announce Decision After Trading Ends Today; Krug Backs Lewis

Desire to End Whisky Ratior  Restrictions for Yule Period are Eased

PARIS DELEGATES SPEED PROCEDURE   Hope to Finish Action or Tracties by Oct. 5

Conference Speeds Work to Meet UN Deadline Oct. 23rd.   Seeks to Complete Five Treaties Before General Assembly Convenes

DELEGAIES RACE WiTh DEADLINE   Try Agree on Peace Treaties Before Oct. 23

Speed Is Urgec On Peace Pact:   Yugoslavia Demands Part Of Italy But . Lacks Red Aid

PARLEY HASTEN’ TO FINISH WORK ON 5 TREATIES ~  Delegates Renew Efforts To Bring  Aeeorxyd In Paris

Treaty Writers Rush Plans for Smaller Nations   Conference Leaders Hope to Have Pacts Ready for UN Meeting

Chinese Communists Smash Into Manchurian Capital   Engage Handful Of Nationalist Troops In Bitter HouseTo-House Fighting: Central Government, However, Claims It Still Holds Changchun Late Today

Communists In Attack on Changchun   Nationalist Troops Sur rounded; Fall of City Expected Momentarily

CHIANG URGES NEW UNITY TALK   Efforts Made While Troops Speed Across China To Besieged Village

Communists and Chiang's Troops In Fierce Battle   Government Forces Still Holding City In Bitter Fighting

Manchurian City Scene Of Fichtine   Report Bitter House To House Struggle Goes On

MANCHU CAPITAL TENSE AS BITTER WARFARE RAGES   Chiong Kai-Shek Presses  Unity Talks in Move te Bring Panca

Regulars Battle To Keep Hold on  Manchurian Cit   Communist Troops Smash Into Changchun; HouseTo-House Fighting

Reds About To Capture Changchun   Sharp Fighting Rages Around Manchurian City; Artillery Duels

Chinese Engage In Bitter Fighting In Changchun   House-To-House Combat Reported By Central _ News Agency Dispatch ©

Hugh Communist Army Has City Encircled Today   Heavy Artillery Fire Rocks City

Chinese Reds Battle Way IntoChanechur   Street Fighting on A: Chiang Hurries Men To Rescue

Chinese Reds Press Siege  Of Changchun   Chinese Regulars Are _ Reported Holding . Center Of City

Communists Smash Into Changchun   Nationalists Fight Back House to House

TOWN ROCKED BY nIFLEFIRE AND BIG GUNS   Gov’t Rushes Fresh Troops as Communists Hit on Three Sides. "

CHUNGKING ENTERED BY CHINA REDS   Fall of Manchuria Capital Expected Momentarily

Expect Nimitz To Seek Larger Fund For Navy   Admiral Will Aim To Have Two Billion Dollar Cut Restored

Primary Vote  Tuesday Seen at 2 Millior   Polls to Test Strength of Kenny, Warren, Rogers, Patterson

CHETNIK LEADER   Mikhailovitch Denies Collabcrating with Nazis in Yuoostovio

Labor Leader Promises Plan For Quick End Of Allis-Chalmers Strike

RUSS-MAY JOIN. UNIFICATION OF GERMANY   Reported Ready to ‘Accept Plan of U.S. and Britain

Bevin Asks Give-And-Take  Attitude In World Affairs   Foreign Secretary Says He is-Not Unhopeful of an Understanding of Peace Problems—Insists on Potsdam Agreement

Warns in Speech in Commons Potsdam Agreement on Germany Must Be Observed or Rewrit tan.

End Battle Of Nerves,  Bevin Asks   Britisher Makes Plea ‘For, Give-And-Take ‘Spirit Among Nation:

Bevin Assays Peace Spirit   New Give-Aud-Take Vital.  5 ame Se Ben. ne MY ober ea ne ere cel

BEVIN SKIMS OVER WORLD'S PEACE ISSUES   FOREIGN SECRETARY OUTLINES BRITISH DEMANDS

New Give-and-Take Spirit Needed by Nations, Bevin Says  Briton ‘Not Unhopeful’ of Understanding on Peace Problems

Bevin Declares Trend © ‘To East-West Division ~ Of Nations Must Stop

BEVIN HOPEFUL IN PEACE TASK   “Secretary Says British Ask Full Observance Of Potsdam Agreement

Bevin Insists Potsdam Pact Be Observed   Speech Opens Debate On Government's Foreian Policy

Porter Put in Control  of OPA —   * Senate Confirms. Nomination; Asks Definite. Improvement

Senate Group Adopts Rigid OPA Curbs —   Kills: Progr am of Agency, For Low< Cost Clothing

‘Army short , unless draft :  law renewed? Committeemen : offer comment '

Byrnes To Get Full Reports On Reparations   State Department Keeps Silent On [ts Future Formal Actions

Crisis Is Averted in Compliance Of lito Government  Must Make Amends For Five Lives Lost

Protesting C.Ls Warned Actions Help Saboteurs   Japs Lock With Interest for Break in Morale, Occupation Troops Are Informed

Eisenhower Reports To Truman   Overseas Protests Are Continuing as Men Seek Return to Homes

NO DISCIPLINE ASKED ON MEN   EISENHOWER BLAMES RIOTS ON HOMESICKNESS

No Need for Action, Ike   No Acts of Violence In GI Protest Meets, Eisenhower Says

MASS PROTESTS AROUSE UNREST, G'S ARE WARNED  FOOD FOR SABOTAGE, GENERAL REMINDS

—DEMOBILIZATION—  Soldiers Warned Of  Sabotage   Demonstration In  Yokohama Checked

3.1.8 Suspect That They May Be Used To Settle Far East Squabbles

Warned Subversive Forces Will Take Sabotage Cues From Their Actions

Yankees of Eighth Army Reprimanded for Demonstration   Colonel Calls Protest Display in Yokohama ‘Near Mutiny”

Protesting GI Meeting Broken Up   Occupation Forces Warned Actions May Encourage Plans for Sabotage by Subversive Elements

WARN Gis IN JAPAN   ARMY LEADERS POINT OUT ACTS BY YANKS CUES TO JAP SUBVERSIVE FORCES

Demonstrating Gls Winned Subversive Forces Will 'Take Acts as Sabotage Cues

Troops Told Japs Watch Their Unrest   Occupation Forces in Japan Urged to Settle Down Because Japs May Be Ready For Sabotage.

Provost Threatens Jail For GI Protest Leaders   Colonel Calls Demonstration ‘Near Mutiny;’  / Warns Of Sabotaje Cue For Japs

Gen. Ike Uroes No Disciplinary Act Against GI's  Says Protests Stem fb i i 2   ry Td

Protest By GI's Before Patterson ‘Nets Reprimand   Soldiers Called “Babies” By Officers In Japan; Offered “Lace Panties”

Gi’s Told Of Sabotage Plans Over Riotings   DEMONSTRATIONS PLAY INTO HANDS OF ENEMY

Kighth Army Soldiers are Reprimanded   Told Subversive Forces Will Take  Cue for Action

'Soldiers Reprimanded For Demobilization Protest Demonstration Before Secretary Of War Patterson

Soldiers Reprimanded For Demobilization Protest Demonstration in Japan

SOLDIERS TOLD PROTESTS HELP TO FUTURE FOE   Occupation Units Attacking Demobilization Are Aiding "Subversive Forces’?

GI Protests Draw Hot Words From U. S. Leaders; Fear It’s Cue for Sabotage

Americans In Japan Warned Of Subversive Forces After Demobilization Protest   Will Take Cue For Sabotage Plans From Future Actions, Demonstrators Are Told

Japs Watching Breakdown ot  Troop Morale   U. S. Commander Says Subversive Forces in Japan Plan Sabotage Actions on Protests

General Warns Demonstrators   Hall Says Subversive Forces Will Take Cue For Sabotage

Gls in Japan Told to Hold Morale Line   Subversive Forces Interested in Discipline Breakdown, Says General; “Hothead Demonstration” Broken Up

OLDIERS ARE  SES EPRIMANDED   Occupation Forces Warned "Subversive Forces’ May Take Cue for Sabotage Plans  JAPS SHOW INTEREST

U S. OCCUPATION FORCES TOLD SUBVERSIVE FORCES ARE BUSY: ‘GIDEMONSTRATION BROKEN UP.

No Disciplining of Protesting Troops; Eisenhower Says   Tells President Such  Action Is Not Needed; _ Asserts Meetings Are - Held Without Vielence

U. S. OCCUPATION TROOPS TOLD THEIR ACTIONS GIVE “CUE” TO SABOTEURS —

Sees No Need of Discipline for Protesting Gls   Aren‘t Challenging Authority, Ike Tells President

Demonstrations Grow Bitter as GIs Protest Demobilization Slowdowns

Yanks Told Japs Watching  For Breakdown in Morale   Soviets Again Invited Into Far East Unit

Colonel Says He Broke Up Demonstration In Yokohama, Quoted as Saying If Men Wanted ‘Lace Panties’ He'd Get Them

Troops Warned Protests Help Die-Hard Foes Cal Fr Nesting"  «a Adanmemande Eutand

Warn Against G. . Demonstrations In Japan; Sabotage Groups May Act

Soldiers Draw Reprimand For Demonstrations   Dissension Aids Subversive Elements, Eighth Army Men Warned.

>» Holds s Only,  mesick       ees No Need for eiplinary Action  fa Manila Protests

zls Are Told Demobilization Protests Encourage Work By Subversive Forces

Fighth Army Soldiers Are Reprimanded   Acting Commander Says Subversive Forces Will Take Cue From Actions.      JAPS WATCH MORALF

Plans For Bomb Tests Detailed   Arrangements For Bikini Tests Described As “Buck Rogers” Plan

Atom Test Is ‘Buck Rogers’ Deal—Arnold   Some of Plans Sound Fantastic; World Can‘t Stand Another War, Says Flier

RADCLIFFE ANSWERS O’CONOR CRITICISN   Semaier Says Situation le Washlegion Was Under Conirel While Me Was (Cambairninr

IRCA ema i a cea  Sam Kite Escapes Plunge in River  Coming to Ada for Holidays His Car Goes Into North Canadian

Sam Kite Escapes Plunge in River   Coming to Ada for Holi days His Car Goes Into North. Canadian

TWO.INJURED IN CRASH AT NOON   Taken to Hospital After East Lincoln Accident

Jack Fre Frost t Foiled!  Clothiers / Asc ure U.S. Male He Won’t Go Naked This Winter

GI Prisoners Stage Riots  ee Mic sanla Hit   Fort Missoula Hit By Disturbance

Dewey. Chief 1548 ‘White House Hope ~ After GOP Sweep   Magnitude of Re-election Vote Surprises Even Moet Ardent Backers   GOVERNOR’S OWN POPULARITY SHOWN

Dewey Leads GOP Hopefuls  For Presidency  Plurality of 680,000 Nearly Equals V DR ‘a Reenred

Plane Driven Off by Fire of  Ground Guns   Valencia Radio Urges “All Conservatives to Arise”’

Insurgents Seize Airport, Launch Bombs at Caracas  President’s Palace  Not Damaged in

INSURGENTS IN A SUNRISE ATTACK SFIZED AIRPORT   Immediately Dispatched Captured Plane om Bombing Mission.   FIELD AT MARACAY      Is About Fifty Miles From the Capital of Venezuela.

Airport Is  Seized by  Insurgents Bomb Hits Near  Palace in Attack Ay as

Bomber Sent On Mission To Capital   Doubt Is Expressed That Uprising Is Under Control

Stage Revolt  In Venezuela   Airport Near Capital Seized by Rebels, Who Sent Plane on Boambing Mission

Rebels Capture Maracay Airport   Insurgents Send Plane On Bombing Mission

NEW UPRISING IN VENEZUELA   Insurgents Seize Major Airport; Bomb Capital. Other City

Move Means 30-60 Day Strike Delay   President Denies He Wil Intervene In General Mo tors Controversy.

Strike Threat Postponed   Truman Names Railroad Fact-Finding Board

‘Truman Selects Finding  Probers   General Motors Is ~ Main Issue Left To Executive

Walk-Out Is Delayed 30 To 60 Days   Appointment of Group by Truman Automatically Postpones Brotherhood Nationwide Strike

Rail Walkout Is Postponed Indefinitely   Chief’s Appointment of Fact-Finding Panel Is Given as Reason

Naming Of Fact-Finding Board Halts Threatened Rail Strike For Awhile

Appointment of F act-Finding Board Will ©  Delay Rail Strike—Fire in Isolation Hold  Of Queen Elizabeth Is Extinguished Without Serious Damage—Condition of Cardinal Glennon Is Reported from Dublin as “Less Favorable’

Fact-Finding Board Named By President   Senate Urged to Make Full Investigation  Of Strife Between Labor and Industry

TRUMAN FACT-FINDING BOARD DELAYS RAILROAD STRIKE: GMC WORK STOPPAGE STILL PROBLEM

PRESIDENT NAMES BOARD 10 STUDY CARRIER DISPUTE   Schwellenbach Hints New Federal Move to End G. M. Walkauw

30 To 60 Day Delay Forced By President   Three Man Panel To Seek Solution For Rail Labor Dispute

LABOR, MANAGEMENT LOOK T0 WASHINGTON FOR NEW MOVE IN GENERAL MOTORS DISPUTE

Truman Names Fact-Finders In Rail Strike  Both Sides Look To Washington For Move

Truman Declines To Intervene in GM-CI0 Dispute   Judge From Montana Will Head Survey Of Railway Issue

3 on Panel to Inquire Into Fight   President Denies Intent to Intervene in G. M. Dispute

Meantime Labor Troubles in Other Industries Appear to Be Satisfac    torily Settled and Work Resumed

Strike Delayed 30-60 Days by  Truman’s Action   Three-man Panel Appointed; Action Awaited in G. M. Deadlock Today

Board to Find Out Facts in Railroad Dispute Appointer   President’ Action Automatically Postpones Strike 30-60 Days

Fact-Finders Are Named by Truman; Hope Government Will Take Strong Hand in 108-Day Old G.M. Dispute. Stnike-Idle Now At Lowest Figure

Railway Walkout Threat Delayed By Truman Action   President Names Fact-Finder Boord

ruman Acts  o Stall Off ail Strike   Appoints Board To Study Dispute; Walkout Delayed

Fact-Finding Board Named By President   Truman Plans No Intervention In GM Strike

Appointment of Board by President Today Automatically Postpones Strike, 30 to 60 Days.   THREE MEMBERS OF BOARD ARE SELECTED

Nationwide Rail Strike Postponed   Fact-Finding Board Appointed To Investigate Labor Dispute

Truman Postpones Rail Strike Threat By Appointing Fact-Finding Board

DELAY OF AT LEAST 30 DAYS EXPECTED: IN TRAIN WALKOUT   APPOINTMENT OF BOARD BY PRESIDENT FORCES PUTTING OFF STOPPAGE

WOULD ISOLATE   British Forces in Palestine Open 3-Day Operation

JOWA’S CROP PROSPECTS ARE OUTSTANDING   Outlook in State Continues Excellent; Carn Progress Good

‘New Organization . Will Promote Primary. As Cross-State.Route-: .

F ranco To Stick Despite The U.N.   Denial Made That Spain Is Threat To World  Peace

Pauley  Warned To Give Up Jobs   Forrestal Testifies At Probe Today; Fortas Next

FORRESTAL OFFERS TESTIMONY   Capacity Of Pauley Reported Factor Of Endorsement

Forrestal Told Pauley He Must Give Up Business Activity In Order To Qualify For Navy Job   Navy Head Says Hc !’referred - Another Man - For Post and Would Have Approved Pauley Only On Certain Con ditinane:

DATA ON “ROX” EXPLOSIVE IS CIVEN TO REDS   McGill University Professor Says He Gave Secret Away

SPY CHARGES ARE FACED BY COMMUNIST  Parli ament Membet And University  Scientist  MUTE IN COURT      MUTE  IN COURT   Charged With Violating Official. Secrets Act.

McGill University Scientist Admits Giving Secrets Of New Explosive To Russia

Communist Legislator Held as Spy   Member of Canadian Parlia ment Arraigned on  Charge at Ottawa

CANADIAN M.P. HELD ON SPY CHARGE   McGill Professor Also Accused of Espionage

Canadian Member Of Parliament Is Arraigned as Spy   Rose, Covamunist, Faces 6 ~ Charges; Held in $10,000 Bail in Montreal   SCIENTIST ADMITS LINK WITH RUSSIA   Says He Gave Secrets of New Explosive; 3 Other Suspects Named

High Communist In Parliament Accused As Spy   Fred Rose Arraigned; Scientist Admits He Gave Russia Secrets

Canadian M. P., Scientist Held On Spy Charges   Rose and Dr. Boyer May Have Given Secrete to [SSR

MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT BEING HELD   MeGill University Scientist Said to Have Given Russia Secret Data.

HOUSE COMMITTEE URGES EXTENSION OF PRICE CONTRO!   Declares Subsidy Payments Must Continue if Food Costs ~ . Are to Be Held Down in Nation.   OPPOSES REDUCTION IN INCOME TAXES   Calls for Cut in Government Spending and Continued Regulation of Consumer Credit.

Another Year of OPA Advocated   House Group Favors Modified Extension

PRICE CEILING CONTROL SEEN AS NECESSITY   MODIFIED OPA FOR ANOTHER YEAR IS RECOMMENDED

Year’s Extension of Price Control Recommended By Postwar Policy Committee

House Committee Would Maintain Present Federal Income Tax Rates   Colmer Cautions Strong Measures Needed for Effective Control of Inflationary Forees

Economic Policy Group Urges OPA Extension”   Sclons Recommend Retention of Income Tax Rates

Extension Of ~ Act Is Urged      Modified Price Controls Recommended by Committee

Extension of Price Control  Act Is Asked   House Committee Says OPA Necessary to Check Inflation

Oil-Gas Bill Up In Senate   House Considers Sillers Hospital and Medical Proposals

GS. RULE IN LONG BATTLE   Official Affirms Vie tory For Veterans . At Poll!

18 Wounded In Tennessee  Ballot Battle   Deputies Surrender After Gun Battle With War Veterans

Ex-Gl’s Who Backed Slate With Bullets In Tennessee Election Maintaining Order In County

Ex-Gls Patrol McMinn County In Tennessee Sheriff, Leader Of Opp  Ras Pi okt a: te Dakin   Sheriff, Leader Of Oppos ing Faction In Battle, Disappears

Rifle-Armed Vets Maintain Control  Of Tennessee City   Refuse to Allow Sheriff to Resume Duties Following Ouster in Six-Hour Election  Gun Battle; 18 Wounded in Fight

Election Day Followed by Six Hour Battle With Rifle Armed Veterans  '? Patrolling Streets.

Veterans Maintain Watches As Peace Returns to Town After Election-Night Strife

16 Persons Wounded By Gunfire   Sheriffs Deputies Put Jn Cells As Battle Ends; Election Is ‘Certified?

Former GI's Patrol Athens, Tennessee   Eighteen Wounded in Affermath of Primary Balloting

CHURCHILL IS DEPENDING UPON TRUMAN   Britisher Hopes U. S. Chief Executive Favors Palestine Zoning

Truman Snarls Palestine Plan   Churchill Joins England’: t Plea far U. S. Sunport

WESTERN BLOC OPPOSES CHARGI OF THE UKRAINE   Greece And Britain Called Threat To Pasece In Ralkans

Western Powers Bloc May Reject Ukraine Charges   United Front Expected in UN Hearing of Balkans Peace Threat

POWERS SPLIT TEMPORARILY   But Will Unite Today Against Ukraine Charge

Ukraine Charge Goes Before UN   Western Powers Due To Oppose Charges On Formal Presentation

Western Powers. Agree To Hear Balkan Charge   U: Ss. and France, However, May. Oppose ‘Conplama . Acainst. Greece. : Britain = ly

PRESENT UNITED FRONT AGAINST VKRAINE CHARGE   Claims Greece And _ Britain Threaten Peace In Balkans

UNTO OPPOSE UKRAINE CLAIM   WESTERN POWERS UNITED AGAINST CHARGE

PEACE IN BALKANS SAID THREATENED   Inquiry Asked of Defeat by Man Endorsed by Truman.

38 High Japs Named As War Criminals   Tojo Tops List of Men Described as ‘Ordinary Murderers’ by Chief Prosecutor

AND OTHERS TO START IN MAY   Twenty-Eight Jap War Leaders Are  Indicted as Criminals

28 Japs Indicted For War Crimes; ~ Tojo Heads List   Leaders Charged With Con. spiring to Rule World With Nazis, Italv   USE OF POISON GAS IN CHINA CHARGED   Arraignment Set for Friday Morning; Tnal Will. Bezsin in Month

JAP LEADERS — INDICTED AS WAR CRIMINALS   Tojo, Pearl Harbor Premier, 27 Others, Charged With Conspiracy

Tojo Heads List Of Nip Leaders To Face Charges   Axis Conspiracy To Attempt To Rule World Is One Count

NAME 27 GTHERS FOR CONSPIRACY AGAINST WORLD   Accuse Jap Heads On 55-Count Charge Coinge Rack To 1912

Tojo and 27 Others Face War Charges   Leaders Indicted For Axis Conspiracy Against World

Arraignment. For War Criminals —  To Be Friday —   55-Count Indictment ~ Reaches Back To -1918: Cite Axis Conspiracy. --

-CHARGED WITH TRYING: ‘TO. RULE. THE WORLD IN CONSP! RK WITH GERMANY AND ITALY

Jojo. Other Jap Leaders Face Trial   Indictment Charges Aggressive Warfare in Axis Conspiracy

28 JAPS ARE INDICTED FOR WAR CRIMES   Tojo Heads List; Trial to Start in About a Month

Tojo and 27 Jap Leaders Indicted As  Criminals   International Group Acts Against Those Who Pulled Nippon Into World War II

TOO HEADS UST OF 28 INOICTED   Jap Leaders Named Will Be Arraigned Friday as War Criminals

GEN, TOJ0 HEADS GROUP ACCUSED OF AGGRESSION   Nip Leaders Charged With Trying To Rule World In Axis Conspiracy   DATES BACK TO 1918   55-Count Indictment Lists Murder, Inhumanities Among Crimes

Charge Tojo, Others Sought World Rule   Former Cabinet, Navy Ministers Are Also Indicted

Pittsburgh Workers First to Strike   Seizure of Meat Plants In View by Mid-Week  Union Leaders Scheduled to Appear Before Fact-Findine Panel Tuesday

GOVT MAY TAKE OVER MEAT PLANTS   Action by  Middle of Week Is Possible.

Government Expected to Seize Struck Meat Packing Plants Tomorrow or Wednesday

WAGE PARLEY BEGINS TODAY   Lewis Meets With Soft Coal Operators For New Negotiations

NEW LABOR DISPUTE WEAPON  Japs Lock Out Boss, Vote Pay Raises, Keep Profits Flowing

Youth Gives Up 22-Mile Swim Attempt after He Is Struck by Water Taxi

PILOT STRIKE HEABING SET   MEDIATION BOARD. ATTEMPTING'TO SETTLE DISPUTE THAT GROUNDED TWA

DALLASITES HEADED BY SERGEANT, M. L. 0. ANDREWS GROUP O41  CONVENTION TO SOLVE PROBLEM FINALLY BUT COMMITTEE ACTS NOW

Freeze Rents In New Jersey   Approve Legislation After 40 Minutes Of Debate

pata Asserts Russia Forced U. 5. Plane Yown Over Reich, Mistreated Occupants

Charges Russians Forced U.S. Plane to Land  War Department Is Conducting Probe of Inciden}

Senate Group Hears Of Gifts In Probe   Testimony Is Continued In Solons’ Study Of Huge Munitions Setup

Senate Probers Told of Monied  Contact Agent   Manager of Munitions Combine Office Tells Of Items for Generals

QNE WITNESS SAYS GIFTS G0 TO GENERALS   Cases of Liquor and Other Parcels Handed Out by Combine

Gift Whiskey, Big Money In Profits Probe   Gift Packages and $1,000 Bills Described by Witness

Office Heac Describes Phone Talk   ‘Sensitive Soul’ Tells Senators Words Slipped Out

Firm’s Washington Manager Tells Senate Investigators  He Was ‘Chastised’ by May .

GIFTS PAVED WAY FOR ARMS FIRMS   SENATORS TOLD COMBINE’S CONTACT MAN CARRIED ROLL OF $1,000 BILLS.

Manager Sarelas Explains Why Harry’ Garsson Carried $1000 Bills ir His Pocket; Wrist Watches Also.

Packages for Officers, Gift Liquor Described In War Profits Probe

Generals Received Gifts Munitions Firm Contact Man  Flashed Roll of $1000 Bills

WAR CONTRACT PROBERS TOLD OF $1,000 BILLS   Watches ‘And Cases Of Liquor For Army Men Revealed

POW TURNS DOWN ARBITRATION   Duquesne Prepesal to Aver Threatened Strike Is Es Rejected By Inde- -. =~ pendent Union i

Fact Finding Plan Also Turned Down   Ready, Willing To Arbitrate in Good Faith, Says Union Head

Light Company Workers Turn Down Offer Of The  Company In Strike Crisis

NEWS BRIEF      Naz si Par ty Member ship Lists Show 806 Living in U.S. in 740

NAZIS IN ANIERICA DECLARED AG TIVE DURING YEAR 1942   Germans In Contact With Members [n U.S. Says Kilgore.   NAMES OF LEADERS ARE LISTED TODAY   Microfilms of Records Are Being Sent To United States.

NAZI MEMBERS ——- TOTALED 804   Berlin Made Contact As Late as 1942

NAMES OF NAZI PARTY MEMBERS IN U.S. CIVEN   Report Indicates That Nazis In Contact As Late As 1942

Nazi Members in  U.S. Are Listed   Americans Indentified by Captured German Files

15 A-Bomb Test Vessels Suspected Of Radioactivity Being Made Safe

is “ernationalized —jeste Agreed To  By U. S.-Britain   Anglo-Saxon Nations, However, Hold Out For United Nations Control Of Disputed Area Between Yugoslavia, Italy On Adriatic

U. §. and Britain Hold Out for UN Control of Trieste   Both, However, Agree to ‘Internationalization of Area

ALLIES AGREE IN PRINCIPLE   United Nations Contrel 0: Trieste Is Given Support

Foreign Ministers Adjourn Without Fixing A Date For the Peace Conference This Month

 UN Control Of Strategic Area Sought No Settlement Seen 'In Trieste Dispute

TRIESTE R FINDS BRITAIN, U.S. ALIGNED   These Two Nations Are Agreed in International Dispute

Reds Wani Area Undex ‘Big Four’   Byrnes, Bevin Seek Statute Drawn By General Peace Group

U.S., Britain Want U.N. to Rule Trieste   Foreign Ministers Agree in Principal to Internationalize Area

dnited States and Great  ‘ Britian Agree “In Principle” to Proposal: Reds Want Big Four Control.

U. S., Britain Agree to Trieste Plan   Hold Out, However, for U. N. Say in Strategic Area

U. S., British Ask U.N. Trieste Rule   Issue Lacks Definite Agreement As Bio 4 Ministers End Session

U.S., British Ministers Agree  On Trieste Plan   Internationalization Proposal Is Accepted With Reservations

BlG4 STALLS OVER TRIESTE CONTROL PLAN   U. S. and Britain Hold Out for Control By United Nations

‘Democratic party is one  of radicals’ Halleck attacks  reckless pnoliey

Civilians Armed For Possibility Of Russian Blow   Final Showdown With Moscow Awaited, Is Hint of Jose Giral

Kraneco Has Strong Army  At Dispona’   United Nations Told More Than 1.400.000 Men Under Armes

Franco Military Force Estimated At 1,440,000 Mer   Exiled Prime Minister Says Spanish Civilians Carry Weapons

EXILE LEADER CHARGES HUGE SPANISH ARMY   Giral Claims Franco Forces Total More Than Million

SPANISH ISSUE LEADS AGENDA   Vote on  Russian-lranian - Case Delayed Until Thursday or Friday

Spanish Issue Is Number One On U.N. Agenda   Final Vote On Russian-Iranian Case Delaved Until Thursday Or Friday   POLAND INSPIRES CHARGES ON SPAIN

POLES CHARGE AID T0 GERMAN SCIENTISTS   U.S. and Britain to Try to Vote Question Off Agenda

SPANISH ISSUE 10 BE AIRED AT UNO MEET   Final Vote On Russian-lranian Question Friday

UN To Air Top Issue On Slate   Spanish Topic Up; See No Russ Walkout On Iranian Question

POLAND'S CHARGES AGAINST —SPAIN-SCHED ULED-FOR-FRE-— SENTATION AT SESSION 

10 PC Weight Reduction Ordered for Bread, Rolls   Can’t hAoot Demand

In Effort To Boost Aid To Famine Areas Smaller Bread Loaves Ordered For Nation

Agriculture Department to Require 10 Per Cent Cut in Bread Loaves

BREAD LOAF T0 BE CUT 10 PER CENT   ROLLS ALSO INVOLVED IN  GOVERNMENT ORDER, EF. FECTIVE JUNE 1.

Bakers Must Reduce Loaf By 10Percent  Order Takes  Bffeet Jone 1

Bakers Ordered ToCut Weight Of Bread, Rolls   Effective on June 1, Move Is Expected To Aid Relief Work

Bakers To Be Required To Cut Weight of Bread And Rolls 10 Per Cent

MINIMUM PAY BILL HEADED TOWARD BATTLE   Southern Senator's Hostile to New Wage Legislation

Minimum Pay - Bill Headed For Bitter Debates   SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS @ ARE TO OPPOSE NEW WAGE PLAN

Administration Bill for 75c Minimum Wage to Face Battle on Floor of Senate

Tire Makers to Pass Record Goal; Order Early, Vacationers Warned

TIRE INDUSTRY GIVES AUTOISTS BETTER NEWS   Year’s Production Goal Of 66,000,. 000 New Passenger Car Casings May Be Passed

Rubber Industry Hopes to Surpass  Production Goal  CPA Says Record Output Drive Helped By New Yarn Control

Tire Industry May Top Goal This Year; Quick Deliveries For Motorists Month Away   Record Production Helped By New Cotton Yarn Controls Protecting Cord Supplies

Goal Of Rubber Industry Likely To Be Affained   Production Is Apt To Surpass Peak OF Pero-War Dave:

TIRES WILL BE MORE PLENTIFUL   Rubber Industry Bids Fair To Surpass Huge 1946 Goal

TIRE SHORTAGE MAY BE EASED   Record Output Boosted B' New Yarn Controls

Rubber Industry ls Now Expecting To Surpass Goal   Officials Make Encourag: ing Forecast That More Tires Will Be Available.

New Production Figures Give Brighter Outlook For Passenger Car Tires

Rubber Industry Expected To Surpass Production Goal of 66.000.000 Tires

TIRE FACTORIES MAY BEAT GOAL   Report Offers Cheery News For Nation’s Motorists

Tire Industry May Top Its 66 Million Goal   Good News for Motorists In Forecast of Grent Beadurtian far TOAK

/ Good News For Motorists- Rubber Industry Bids Fair ‘To Pass Its Goal For Year

Tire Makers Expect To Exceed Goal, But Summer Deliveries May Be Slow

Plenty Of New Tires Due But Deliveries To Be Slow   Industry Expects To Surpass Towering *46 Goal Of 66 Million Casings For Autos

Tire Outlook  Is Improving  Rubber Industry May By Late This Year Catch Up

BLUM TO SOLICIT CANADIAN AID   Reported Seeking Food for French Rehabilitation

8 POKES MEN FOR . MANY NA. “TIONS INDICATE” THEY WILL OProse CONTINUING UNRRA PROGRAM

“PAPER EMPIRE'S" BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE TELLS COMMITTEE THAT MAY ALWAYS CO-OPERATED

DEFER DECISION ON FORCING MAY      Senate Quiz Group Hears Capital Representative of Arms Firms

Mercury Mounts  East Of Rockies   But New England Still In Grip Of Winter; Mild Next Few Days Seen

STORAGE TANK LEAKED 2,000 GALLONS GASOLINE ON ANNA STREET TAST NIGHT

Ten GI's Seriously Kurt In Collisions   Chain Collision In Army Truck Convoy Badly Shakes Up Troons

Half Ton of Hamburger, Hot Dogs and Buns Ordered, But Only One Stand Sold Out

UAW-FORD AGREEMENT SEEN NEAR   To Revert To 30 Per Cent GM Demand At Midnight

65 County Fairs s Had Income Of Over Million Dollars In 11945. Association Reports

Has Plan To Get More In Army  Extend Draft, Hike Pay, Gurney Says

Half Million Chinese Nationalists, Using U.S. Lend-Lease Arms, Prepare to Attack Communists

REPORT BIG CHINESE ARMIES ARE PREPARING FOR ACTION   FOURTEEN ARMIES TOTALING HALF A MILLION MEN SAID TO BE MOBILIZING FOR   ALL-GUT DRIVE

STARK COUNTY’S SUNDAY SCHOOLS HOLD SESSION   Annual Meeting To Be Sunday Afternoon, Toulon Church 

CHURCH SCHOOL CONVENTION IS SUNDAY, OCT. 2(   Annual Meet County Sunday Schools Will Be Held Toulon Church

Italy’s Peace . Hope Ignored   Conference Won’t Endorse Proposed Changes

Italy Loses Move To Soffen Peace Treaty Preamble  Perce Conference Asker Jo Recognize Work Of  Partisans

Italy Displeased With — Her War Record As Set Out In Treaty Preamble

Peace Modification Is Sought By Italy      Memorandum Stresses Nation Was Not at War With All Alliec

Italy Attempts Ease Preamble Of Peace Pact   Conference Fails To Endorse Plea; Way Left Open

Italian Effort he Soflen Pact: ~ Preanible Fail   Draftiray:-of Treaty: Wilh --Defeated Axis Power: Ctire Debate

ITALIANS WANT CREDIT IN WAR   Changes In Preamble Of Treaty Sought To Improve Record

ITALY LOSES EFFORTS FOR SOFT TREATY   Commission Fails Tc Endorse Preamble Modification

SLAUGHTER BY  -JAPS IS TOLD   WAR ‘CRIMES TRIRUNAL HEARS OF ORGY OF MASS MURDER IN CITY OF NANKING

Legislation to Curb Political Efforts of Labor May Be Sough   Member of House Committee Outlines Probabilities in Report

‘House Campaign Investigating Body Prepares To Recommend Legislation To Curb Union Political Activi ities

 Back A Step House Probers To Urge Curb On Labor In Politics. Claim

House Committee Likely to Suggest New Curb on Labor   Law Will Limit Union Political Activites Sharply

“MORE DEADLY THAN A-BOMB”’  Development Of Fearful New Weapon By U.S. Is Revealed

Deadliest of Weapons Held by U.S   Solon Declares A-Bomb Is Far Less Effective

ATOM BOMB IS LIKELY T0 BE OUTMODED   Hints Are Made of Secret Weapon Even  More Deadly

GIFT SITE IS OFFERED U.N   $8,500,000 Offer Is Made By Rockefeller for N. Y.  Permanent Home

NEW YORK SITE IS OFFERED U, N   Rockefeller’ s s $8. 500,000 Gift Proposal Shifts Committee Plans

Rockefeller Offers U. N. Home  $8,500,000 Plan Tosses Gotham Back in Running; ‘Pronosal to Delav Selection Mav Be Tabied

$8,300,000 U. N. Home Site In New York City Is Offered By John D. Rockefeller, Jr.

Widen Miners Voting On UMW Affiliation   Wickets Halt Operations Of Strip Mines In Harrison County; 75 Pickets Effective 

Start Search For  Missing Airplane   Western Air Lines Craft With 12 Aboard Unreported For 3 Days

Bradley Denies AL Accusations   Says Statement Made By Stelle Without Foundation

IGEN. BRADLEY DECLARES Vv. A. ACCUSED FALSELY VY AMERICAN LEGION

CHICAGO MAN AND ‘AKRON GIRL WED   Miss Marylou Ross And Miles L. Mitchell Take Vows At Denver

‘I Chose Freedom   Russian Revolt  ‘and Its  Aftermath Author Tells of   Author Tells of Childhood Under the Czar

‘ Chose Freedom’  R. VICTAR WMRAVCHENKYH   CHAPTER Ul Triumph of the Machine

‘ Chose Freedom’  Rg. VICTOAR MBAVCHEAIKH   CHAPTER VII ENGINEER AT NIKOPOL

‘L Chose Freedom’  Ry VICTOR KRAVCHENKS   CHAPTER IV TEARVEFST ISN OIET.

ET Chose Freedom   Russian Revolt ‘and Tis Aftermath   Author Tells of Childhood Under the Czar

Hart House String Quartet Presented Monday By Lions   C OF C T0 HOLD WORK CLINIC HERE

Quite Right, Mr. Stevenson!  ‘Why Should Newsmen Be ‘Goats’ For Bomb Test?

PROTEST CAUSES CAPITAL STORM  Solons Ignore Plan For Taking Goats’ Place In Afomic Test

Consressmen Refuse to be “Goats’ In Atom Bomb Fxneriments On Shins

eee a rN ane ve eesti fei eeinininimniatesineneeirinsiseini  Congressmen Bleat Protests At Being A-Bomb Test Goats

Congressmen Decline To Be Goats  ek ew woe oF   NOT ONE CAN BE FOUND WHO WANTS TO BE VICTIM OF ATOMIC BOMB TESTS.

Members of ‘Decontrol  Board Named   Will Have Final Say on OPA Price Ceilings

THREE NAMED ON DECONTROL BOARD OF OPE   MEAD PAPER FIRM HEAD SELECTED BY TRUMAN

Truman Names Price Board   OPA Sweeps About Half Of All Foods Products From Price Control List

Members of Deconirol  Board Named  Will Have Final   Will Have Final Say on OPA Price Ceilings

Truman Names Roy Thompson To OPA Body  On Decontrols   Board To Have Say On Which Products Will Have Ceilings

Banker Heads © Board to Rule: On De-Control   Industrialist and - Federal Official Named Members: Of New Peice Unit

[Truman Names Decontrol Board   Two Bankers, Industrialist Will Decide On Further OPA Pricec

Machinery  Set Up for Price Rule   Trio To Determine Meat And Dairy Products Ceiling Policies.

President Truman Names Three Man OPA Price Board   Nominees, Subject To Senate Approval, Will Have Final Say

Bahker Heads Three-Man Price Group   Ceilings Off On Foods Containing 20 Percent Of Meat

Truman Names Members Of OPE Decontrol Board  Senate Approval ‘To Start Monday

US, Rank Head      Bai ivory wre Pretr et te:  ToBet Chairman   Ohio Iudustrialist And Treasury Official To Serve With Him: On~ Three-Man Group   Senate Will Act  On Nominations   Porter Predicts Food and Clothing Prices VV Climb Under Revised  Monsiuye

Truman Name: Members Of Price Board  OPA Gives View Of Exemption On Food Products

NAMES BOARL TO HAVE FINAL ~ SAY ON PRICES   Truman Picks Two Bankers, Manufacturer for OPA Police.

TRUMAN NAMES ¢ TO BOARD CREATED BY NEW OPA LAW   Roy L. Thompson, Southern Banker, Is Chairman—G. H. Mead and D. W.  Bell Other Members.   NOMINATIONS SENT TO SENATE COMMITTEE   Consumers Given View of Exemptions That Removed About Half of Foods From Price Control.

Truman Names Decontrol Board  * "see én , . —_—  Yl - mh:   Two Bankers. Industrialist Will Decide On Further OPA Prices   Some Merchants Okeh City Garbage System  Main ‘Seiad ene Ne Good For Most ge ee “tpn   A MONTHLY RATE of $45 :

Truman Picks Three Men as Decontrolers   Will Have Final Say on What Items Are to Be Under Ceilings

Members Are To Decide Items for Price Curbs,  Salaries To Be $12,000

NEW ORLEANS BANKER HEADS NEW OPA UNIT   Truman Sends Names Of Appointees to Upper Chamber

New Decontrol Board Members Called for in OPA Control Act Named by President Truman   Roy L. Thompson Selected as Chairman With George H. Mead and Daniel W. Bell; Trio May Get Senate Confirmation Monday

Truman Names New Decontrol Board of Three   OPA Knocks Out Ceilings On Meat Products, Eggs, Poultry, Dairy Products, Cottonseed, Soybeans:.

Temperatures   President Names Three-Man OPA Decontrol Board   Members Will Have Final Say on Price Ceiling Setup

AGENCY 10 DECIDE WHICH ITEMS STAY UNDER OPA POWERS   Porter Reveals Ceilings Have Been Removed From Almost Half Of Foods    MEAT, DAIRY PRODUCTS MAY BE TOTALLY FREED

Decontrol Board Men Are Named   Will Have Final  Say In What Shall Or Shall Not Be Under Price Ceiling:

Truman Names OPA Committee For Decontrol   Board Is Formed To Act Under New Price Control Act

Another Not Expect: .. to Survive Hurts   Critical Im: Hospitaliz Other Vir

Another Not Expect:... to Survive Hurts   Critical Iniiries Hospitaliz’ Other Vir 's

WYATT ORDERS NEW CONTROLS ON NEW HOME      Loss of Priorities Planned as Club  In Program

BUY T ACTS 10 REDUCE PRICE ON MATERIAL   Wyatt Channels 25 Per Cenf of Construction Into Low Brackets.

Wyatt Clamps Strict Controls on Program   Effect of New Rule to Increase by 50% Housing Center $6,500

Wyatt Clamp: Lid on Vet House Prices  Move Will Increase Homes in Ranrvre

Slash in Sales Price Demanded By Housing Czar   New Strict Controls Call for 25 Per Cent To Be Rental Units

U.S. Acts for More Homes Lower Cosis   Wyatt Order Would Chaunelize Material To Aid Veterans

@ PETER CVOUN  Forecasts Republican Purge Coming Up in Washington

Reveal FDR Accused Japs On War Move Before P. H.   Details Contained in Memoirs of Late Jap Prince Placed in Fvidenar Today

Roosevelt Accused Japs of War Aims Month Before Attack  + + + -*- + + >* + e > + . Late President Expected Sneak Nipponese Blow, Konoye’s Memoirs Reveal

OLUGE PROBE UN EVIDENCE Ot JAP LYINC   Konoye Memoirs Show F.D.R Didn’t Believe Tokyo War Denials.

PUTS WAR GUT ON ROOSEVELT   Disbelief in- Jap Denials Strained Relations, For- : mer. Premier Claims :

FDR Accused Japs Of Plans To Wa oe War   Told Diplomats So Month Before Pearl Harbor Memoirs Reveal

Roosevelt Accused Japanese Of Planning War On U. S. Month Prior To Pearl Harbor Attack

FDR ACCUSED JAPAN OF WAR PLANS EARLY   Konoye’s. Memoirs Reveal Roosevelt Foresaw War In November, 1941

Memoirs of Prince Reveal FDR Doubted. Jap Denials of Intent To Wage War'

Kenoye Memoirs Show FDR Knew of Japanese War Intentions   Accusations Month Before Pearl Harbor; Denials Not Believed

Reveals Koosevelt Accused Japs of War Intentions in November, 1941

New York Leading In Reconversion, Declares Dewey   Governor Tells Upstate Business Men National Pro. gram Has Laesed   SPURT IN BUSINESS IN STATE PREDICTED

NEW YORK LEADS AN RECONVERSION, DEWEY DECLARES   State.Also Far Ahead of Na“tien in Providing Jobs, He Banarts

RESUME DEBATE ON TROOP COUNT   UN FOR OVERRIDING SOVIET OPPOSITION TO HOME INVENTORY

Survey Shows UN Delegates Favor Total Troop Count  Indicentat Group   . Indicates Group Will Reject Red Stand on Issue

U.N. Presses Reds to List Honie Troops   Vote Today Likely To Pry Lid From Military Secrecy

UN Delegates To Favor Arms Inventory Plan   RUSSIAN OPPOSITION MAY BE VOTED DOWN

Russ Facing  U.N. Defeat   Opposition to Home Troops Inventory  To Be Overridden

Survey Shows U.N. To Pass  Troop Census Despite Soviet   Britain Is Expected To Lose Its Battle For Inspection Unit

See Red Los: On Home Troop Count   Russia Will Oppose Counting Of Forces on  Own Soil

BELIEVE U, N.  WILL OVERRIDE OPPOSITION T0 TROOP SURVEY   Soviets Oppose Report On Home Troops; Inspection Board Cause Lost

Russians Balk At Disclosing Home Strength . ..  Hint UN Will Override   ‘ r ~ Soviet On Troop-Census

MAY OVERRIDE OPPOSITIONTO TROOP CENSUS   Russien Stand on Inclusion Of Home Forces In Inventory May Be Overcome   “FACE HEAVY SCHEDULE

ARMY COMMANDER AT PEARL HARBOR SAYS WAR DEPART. MENT “PASSED BUCK"  . TO HIM

The Great Game Of  Politics   By FRANK R. KENT   Reaction To The Plan

Truman Bids for Co-operation of  GOP Congress  Republicans Reply Cordially but With   Rame Onalifications

[Republicans Agree But Make Own Statements HST Makes Plea For Program Of Cooperation With GOPs

Cooperation Plea By Truman Brings Quick GOP Reply   Republicans Receive Appeal Cordially, But Make Clear They Intend to Stand Firmly Upon the Principles of Their Party

TRUMAN APPEALS FOR CO-OPERATION OF NEW CONGRESS   President Says Democrats and Republicans Should Work Together for Welfare of Nation.   A QUICK RESPONSE COMES FROM G. 0. P.   Party Leaders Ready to Put Forth Effort to “Secure Progress in the American Way.”

Republicans Respond Cordiallv   Will Co-operate "To Secure Progress In American Way’

Two Years of Difficulties Are Expected   GOP Leaders Respond Unanimously with Pledges of Accord

iRepublicon Leaders Extend (Cooperation As President Makes Statement Of Policy

COOPERATION IS PLEDGED BY REPUBLICANS   - Plea by Truman Is Answered Affirmatively By GOP Officials

Answer Truman With Promises Of Cooperation   Griffith Urges Strong Detense, Army Training

Truman Asks New Congress To Cooperate   President Pledges He Will Cooperate With The ~ Republicans ©

President Realizes the Present Situation Preseuts —_— Difficulties. G. 0. P Leaders Applaud nla,

Truman Bids For GOP Cooperation  Republicans Respond With Oualifications

Conciliatory Bid for Co-Operation Delivered by [Truman   President Candidly Admits Situation Threatens Serious Difficulties; Republicans Are Cordial in Response

Coneiliatory Plea Voiced By Executive   Republicans Display Favorable Reaction, With Qualifications

WHITE HOUSE LONE RANGER ASKS SUPPORT   WELFARE OF NATION COMES FIRST, SAYS PRESIDENT

GOP’s Leaders Agree To Work With President   Truman Acknowledges Situation ‘Threatens Serious Difficulties

President Pleads For Republican-Democrat Harmon For ‘Welfare Of All Our People’ In  Armistice Day News Conference

Places Good Of Nation Above Politics   Republicans Respond With Offer to Work With Chief Executive

CURBS ON LABOR APPEAR SHELVED   Maritime Peace May Brinc¢ Halt To Current Drive

Labor Hoping fo Block. Any Strike Bill   Claims Settlement ot Maritime Row Deciding Factor

See Little Chance For Drastic Labor Law This Year   Maritime Settlement May Have Blocked Further Action---Some See Emergency Bill

ATTRIBUTED TO STRIKE SETTLEMENT   Emergency Bill May Eventually Reach President

Settlement Of Maritime Rift Hurts Control Act   Administration Has Gained Some Relief

Laborites Say Maritime Settlement To Block Anti-Strike Bill This Year   BARKLEY PROMISES BEST BILL POSSIBLE

Drastic Strike. Decision  Unlikely   End Of Big Threat Maritime Union Is Effective

MARITIME PACT  EASES TENSION  ON LABOR FRONT UNION SUPPORTERS  PREDICT BLOCK OF DRASTIC CONTROLS

Labor Bills Blocked, Belief   Settlement of Ship Strike Ends Likelihood. Of Measures Now

LABOR BACKERS SEE NO BILLS AGAINST STRIKES   Administration Relieved Over Industry Trends

Labor Tension Fades Rapidly   Maritime Settlement May Block Any Strike Control Bill This Session

Maritime Peace May Block Any Drastic Control   Emergency Measure Could Still Pass With Amendments

Drastic Labor Bill May Not ‘Come This Year   Settlement of Dispute Postpones Action

SAYS MARITIME PACT TO BLOCK LABOR BILLS   Predicts Defeat for Truman’: Emergency Measure to Check Strikes

NO DRASTIC ACT SEEN THIS YEAR AGAINST LABOR   ‘Softened’ Version of Truman Bill Kept Alive, but Fate Doubtful

SEAMEN’S PACT SEEN AS OIL ON CURB WATERS   Settlement May Block Enactment Of Drastic Laws Against Labor

Settlement of Threatened Maritime Strike May Block Enactment.   FRESH TURN IN CASE   Some Lawmakers Still Talked of Pushing the Bill Through.

MARITIME PEACE KILLS LABOR LAWS   Settlement of Dispute May Block “Drastic Legislation”   TALK OF AMENDED BILL

Ship Pact Will Avert Drastic Laws, Prediction   Congressional Friends of Labor Hope Big Storm Will Pass i

Maritime Peace Is Seen Halting  Drastic Measures   Biemiller Says Labor Foes Have Lost Much Ammunition in Their Campaign

LABOR CONTROL LAWS EXPECTEL TO BE BLOCKED BY NEW PEACE   Settlement Of Maritime Strike Threat Removed Final Big Crisis

PREDICT TRUMAN'S BILL DOOMED BY MARITIME TRUCE   Pro-Union. Congressmen See Drastic Law Unlikely at Present Session

Only Small Number of Lawmakers Still Talk of Pushing Through Modified Strike Measure.   ELECTION YEAR MAY  HAVE SOME BEARING

K;nactment of Drastic Labor Law Unlikely   Congressional Friends Of Organized Labor Say End of Maritime Dispute Ended Threat

Labor ‘Peace: May Halt Drive For Drastic Law   Other Lawmakers Still Say Emergency Bill May Be Approved

No Control Bill’ Affecting Labor  Seen Imminent   ‘Say Ship Strike Settlement Will Block -Enaciment Of Drastic Legislation

Sin Chae aT      Labeor Supporters” Say “Maritime Settlement To Rlock Legislation Now.

Labor Friends See Drastic  Law Blocked   Settlement Of Strike Cited

SPASTIC PARALYTIC IS SLAIN   Mother Admits She Killed Child To ’ Put Her Out Of Her Misery’

Mother Who Admits ‘Mercy Killing Of Girl, Was Married In Lordsburg

PRESSURE TO END STEEL STRIKE GAINS   Ford, Chrysler Agreements May Hasten End

PRESSURE TO SETTLE STEEL STRIKE MOUNTS   View Automobile Settlements As .-.-» Possible Pattern For Solution

Pressure For Truce Stepped Un In Nation   AUTO WALKOUT ENDS IN TWO PLANTS: SETS PATTERN

FORD, CHRYSLER SETTLEMENTS TO BE CONSIDERED   Sixteen Million Tons Lost In 8 Days; Picture Brighter

OGA COUNTY POMONA GRANGE   Will Meet At the Grange Hall At Mansfield Next Wael

COUNTY POMONA GRANGE   Will Meet At T Tioga Next Week ureday And Friday.

DEATH EDICTS HANDED DOWN AT NUERNBERG   TRIBUNAL FREES 43 OF HITLER GANG; 7 GET PRISON

Hess, Six Others To Prison; Three Are Acquitted   It’s End of Hideous Trail of Conquest and Deception

COLDER WEATHER FORECAST [DAY   Midwest Is Expected Te Feel Wave Friday, Saturday.

Democrats in Italy List Demands   Quiet Is Returned to Blood-Stained Streets of Naples

Democrats in Italy List Demands  Quiet Is Returned to Blood-Stained   ae ? a J ieee, leneen

Demos Grab Reins, Plan Constitution   3-Branch Power Balance Ashed By New Leaders

TWO CONFESS THEFT OF IL DUCE’S BODY   Try to Make Deal for Reburial in Mussolini's Family Plot, but Aro Tonrned Bown.

US. POLIGY iN CHINA ASSAILED   Communist Leader Says Red Victery Thwarted

'U. S. Only Barrier to Red  Vietory in China, Claim   ICommunist Commander Says Chiang’s Forces Backed Too Strong by Yank ‘Garrisoning’

WANTS U. S. MARINES 10 QUIT CHINA   “Believes Reds Could Win Civil War Burt for Them

Red Leader In China Lashes At U. S. Policy   COMMUNISTS SAY THEY COULD WIN WAR BUT FOR AMERICA

Says Chinese Reds Would Win Wari Marines Kept Out   Gen. Lin Sees Threat to World Peace Due to U. S. Arms

REDS WANT U. § OUT OF CHINA   Communist Commander-In-Chief Says They Could Win China’s ci vil War Quickly if U. S. Army ‘Would Leave,

President Signs Bill to Modernize Congress, Gives It High Praise

BILL 10 MODERNIZE CONGRESS SIGNED   TRUMAN PUTS 0. K. ON MEASURE WHICH GIVES LAWMAKERS PAY BOOST.

Bill Modernizing Congress Signed By President   Wins Truman’s Praise As “Significant Advance”

Union Utility Workers, Now Militia Members, © Will Stop Work Sunday

VA. POWER 60. WORKERS DEFY COVERNOR TUCK   Union Men Bluittly Teli Him They Won't Work

ATTEMPTISTO ~ AVERT A STRIKE   May Draft Virginia E. & P. Co. Men Into the “Unorganized Militia”.

UNION WILL NOT WORK FOR STATE AS MILITIAMEN   Send Blunt Notice To Governor Of Virginia In Power Crisis

OLD LAW MAY AVERT STRIKE   Virginia Governor Draft: Would-be Strikers Into Militia

Utility Workers Refuse: to Jom Virginia Militic   Defy Tuck’s Order to Run Power Lines Under State Supervision

U.S. STEPS INTC DRAFT’ STRIKE   Mediator Tries Hand as Virginta “Mobilizes” AFL Power Workers.

Seek to Avert Virginia Strike   _ Serving Draft Papers ~ On Workers on Orders Of Governor

UTILITY STRIKE THREAT FOUGHT   Workers Ordered Drafted into  Militia To Avert Walkout

Power Workers In Virginia Are Drafted   Unprecedented Move Taken By Governor; Union Protests

WORKERS ARE DRAFTED TO PREVENT WALKOUT   Virginia Governor's Directive Is Followed By State Adjutant

TRUMAN CALLS FOR RETURN OF U.S, EXPERTS  Pracidant le Said ta   JO AJE BAAAA SAIL ED  President Is Said to  Be Opposed to Plan To Divide Palectine

Call Palestine  Experts Home   Four-Way Split Plan  Displeases Truman

President Calls Home Palestine Experts  As British Approve Division of Holy Land

Truman Reported Cool to Plan To Divide Palestine Into Four  Provinces; Summons Experts Plan Would Admit 100,000 Homeless European   Plan Would Admit 100,000 Homeless European Jews, Finance Arab Economic Growth; British Tentatively Approve

U, 5. Experts Called Home From London  President Said To Be Against

President Not Satisfied With Palestine Plan   British Announce Conditional Approval of Division

Has No Power To Force Action ‘By Legislature   ‘Disastrous Situation’ Would Result, Jurists State In Opinion; Decision Ends Case

Gandhi Advises Women Of Riot-torn Bengal to Save Honor by Suicide

Gandhi Advises Indian Women To Take Poison   Better Than Dishonor In Widening Bengal Rioting, Mahatma Tells His Listeners

URGES SUICIDE AS PROTECTION   Gandhi Tells Women In Riot-Torn Bengal To Avoid Dishonor

Ghandi Urges Women Suicide   Indian Leader Seeks End to Widespread Riot

Thousands Die As Riots In India Spread   ‘Moslem-Hindu = Violence — Continues In Benga  Area.

New Violence Dwarfs That At Calcutta   Gandhi Advises Women To Commit Suicide To Avoid Dishonor.

East Bengal Riots Flare   Gandhi Urges ‘Women To Choose Death to.  Dishonor As Violence Leaves Thousands Deac

Thousands Die With Spread Bengal Riots   Gandhi Advises Indian Women To Commit Suicide To Avoid Dishonor.

GANDHI ADVISES: WOMEN. TO KILL THEMSELVES TO AVOID. DBISHONOR _ IN-STRIFE-TORN INDIAN SECTOR _

REFUGEES SWARM INTO CALCUTTA RELIEF STATIONS   Gandhi Calls on Hindy Women to Chose Death Rafarn Mickanar

BENGAL DEATH  TOLL MOUNTS   Gandhi Tells Subjects Poison Better Than ‘Dishonor’

Gandhi Advises Women to Commit Suicide  ‘Indian Leader Says Death Only Way To Avoid Dishonor

ADVISED WOMEN TO COMMIT SUICIDE. TO AVOID DISHONOR   Announcement Was Made By Mohandas Gandhi In India.   SPOKE AT NEW DELHI   Thousands Left Dead In Riots Spreading Through Many Areas.

AFL Against  fruman Policy   alls It ‘Unsatisfactory, Unacceptable, Backward Sten.’

Truman Polic y Held Backward Step By: Green   AFL President Describes It “Unsatisfactory, Unaeceptable,” and Tending To Crenrte Confusion   Labeled Body Blow  Free Bargaining   Steel Strike Seen Near End In Wake of Program;  Bowles’ Job Is to Hold Reluxed Linge

AFL Disaproves Of Government’s New  Wage-Price Policy   ‘Terms It Unsatisfactory — & Unacceptable; CIO Has No Comment.

NEW POLICY IS RAPPED BY HEAD OF AFL   William Green Terms Formula as ‘Unsatisfactory’

TRUMAN OPENS DOOR TO WAGE, PRICE BOOSTS   Gives Chester Bowles Job Of Holding New Line Intact

‘AFL Slams New Truman Pay Policy   “Unsatisfactory, Unaccepta ble, a Backward Sten”

““A Backward Step” Says AFL President   New Wage-Price Policy Will Multiply Nation's Troubles, Green Asserts

‘Green Terms ‘Truman Plan Unacceptable   Murray May Withhold View Until Steel Strike is Ended

140 Measures Pending .in. Leaislature —   More Work to Be Done During Final Week Than MisSissipp1 Solons Can Possibly Handle

Gs mmission Receives  eppesen Resignation om Post at Hospital               perintencient to Finish Service pt. itt Young Assumes at as eet of County Board

C mmission Receives Jeppesen Resignation From Post at Hospital   Superintendent to Finish Service ‘Sept. 15; DeWitt Young Assumes “Seat as Member of County Board

Ousted Preacher Quotes Bible as He Gives Up Fight for His Pulpit

DISTRICT BUS. DRIVER STRIKE COMES TO END   Work Té Be Resumed At Once Drivers Given Pay Increase

Helen Scheitler Is Wed On Tuesday  Marries’ Norman  Weber Of Ovens

Mavis Fry Wed To Gordon Bye Aus. 4  . Ceremony Held In ~ Mermillion Church

Big Four Ministers Disagree   AI But Abandon Hopes for Early Peace Conference

BIG 4 FOREIGN MINISTERS ARE NEAR FAILLIRE   Russia and America Fail to Agree on Trieste Issue

Cool to Investigation Of Rapido Battle   Senate and House Committee Chairmen  lack Enthusiasm EC.. @g1L7. me...

Dakota Grain Crop Increased Need — Of Combines, Labor County Agent Has Request F or Help .

Dakota Grain Crop Increased Need  Of Combines, Labor  County Agent Has Request For Help From Local Farmers

Approval of New Health Program Sought By Dewey  ; Governor Will Urge Ex es (se «it. as © inh  5   Governor Will Urge Ex penditure of 7 Millions in Message Tonight   FIGHT IS EXPECTED ON INSURANCE ISSUE   Democrats Promise to Press Demands for Compulsory Measures

 Eighty Are Prosecutec } Ee ‘or ‘Conservation. \Uaw Violations °-

UNION CHIEFS IN CAPITAL; HAPPY MOOD NOTED   Separate Meetings With Government Officials Started

‘Trains Back To Normal After 5-Day : Reprieve At Last Minute Disrupts Service

Spokesman For BLT Sees Early Peace   Optimism Surrounds Bargaining Camps; Two-Cent Difference

New Efforts To  Reach Agreement During Truce   Rail Strike Postponed For Five Days Just Before Zero Hour Saturday   SEE INDICATIONS FOR SETTLEMENT

Incomplete Figures List 500 Dead, 28,000 Homes Destroyed In Disaster   Seismologists Call Quake Possible World's Most Violent; 50,000 Square Miles Ravaged

REPORT 500 JAPS KILLED AND 4,900 HOMES WRECKED   FISHING TOWN OF 10,000 ON HONSHU TIP WASHED AWAY

Underwater Epicenter Believed To Have Saved Countless Lives—Thousands Evacuate

300 Dead, 612 Injured, 30,000 Sq. Miles Flooded, 28,000 Homes Destroyed

Record Temblor Hitting Nippons   500 Known Dead, Hundreds Hurt  In Disaster

500 Killed, 612 Injured as Tidal Waves Lash Coast Of Honshu Isle: Tremor Believed Worst in History  Of Recording Of Underseas Shocks

List 500 Dead, 28, 000 Homes Totally Wrecked   American Soldiers All Spared As Huge Waves Sweep In From Pacific

Area Of More Than 50,000 Square Miles Devastated By Disturbance Rated As Possibly World’s Most Viclent —Six Tidal Waves Wreak Havoc On Honshu And Shikoku—One Missing British Soldier Is Only Allied Casualty Renorted

Death Toll May Reach Thousands   Tidal Waves Smash Vasi Krea Damaged By Severe Shocks ;

Incomplete Report  Shows 500 Missing   Nearly 28,000 Homes Are Destroyed or Damaged and 300 Fishing Vessels Lost After World’s Most Violent Quake: Erupts Beneath Pacific Ocean Floor.   50,000 Square Miles of Southern Japan Are Ravaged by Tidal Waves

Temneratures   Worst Disaster Since 1923 May Claim Still Higher Toll; Quake ,  Centered on Pacific Ocean Floor

Great Damage Reported In Wide Area   Thousands of Homes Destroyed; Many Persons Are Injured

Southern Japan Is Rocked by Quake   Death and Destruction Reaches Over 50;  Square Miles   NUMEROUS LIVES LOST   Fishing Town of 10,000 Reported Washed Away by Waves

50,000 Square Miles of Southern Japan Ravaged; 28,000 Homes Destroyed

612 Injured, 42 Missing, 4,500 Homes Destroyed   Tremor and Tidal Wave Wreakes Death And Destruction Oyer 50,000 Square Miles

30,000 Sq. Mi. Of Japan Hit By Severe Quakes, Tidal Waves   500 Dead, 612 Injured; No U. S. Army Fatalities

Believe Quake Most Violent Ever Recorded   Six Huge Waves Erupt From Pacific to Wreck and Crash Inland Over Southern Japan

Loss Heavy Tn 50,000 Mile Area   Thousands Flee to Hills Fearing Reprecussionss Temblor Said Possibly World’s Warst

28.000 HOMES DESTROYED AS TEMBLOR, TIDAL WAVES RAVAGE SOUTHERN ISLANDS

May be World’s  Severest Tremor   Hundreds Dead, Injured or Missing; 50,000 Square Miles of !sland Hit; All American Soldiers Said Safe

28,000 Homes Destroyed; 500 Fishing Roate H Lest  a epenae  Coastal Dwellers Flee

Partial Tally Lists 500 Dead In South Japan   Counts 612 Injured and 43 Missing: 28.000 Homes Destroyed, Damaged Or Flooded   Six Tidal Waves Follow Temblor   Only One Allied Casually. Mi-sing British Soldier, Reported Among Vielinis

IN QUAKE I SOUTH JAPA   Severe Tidal Wave ve Adds to ‘Loss and Thousands of Japs :  Are Homeless      AMERICANS ESCAPE LOSS. IN VIOLENT QUIVERING

(37 CENTS PER $100 EVALUATION State Property Tax lowest In 34 Years

Can Opener Used by Convicts Who Break Jail   One Escapee Is Recaptured; Probe Ordered

Card Game With Policemen Led To Eseape Of Slayer:   After Overpowering Guards 2 Escapees Pried Open Ventilator With Canopener—-Medley is Recaptured—Second Convict Still at Large

Card Game With Jail Guards Gives  Doomed Convicts Chance to Escabe

CLUBS ‘TRUMPED--DEUCES WILD :  Game With Police Allows 2 Killers to Escape

Two Escape Death House At Capital  Fs i a ae   Card Game Between Guards And Killers Yield Opportunity

Can Opener Helps Two Slayers Escape from Capital's Death House; One Remains af Large   Card Game between Condem ned Duo and Two Policemen Leads to Sensational Prison Break

HITLER ORDER TO SLAUGHTER ALLIES 1§ TOLD   Drastic Action Authorized To  Wipe Out American Raid ers And Commandos

ORDERED: YANK COMMAN DOES — SLAUGHTERED   Hitler dssued Orders Late In Year of 1942 

1942 Order Revealed at Nazis’ Tria   Called for Slaughter of Commandos to Last  Man on Capture.

Reveal Hitler Ordered Execution Of All Allied Commandos Captured

Even Unarmed Men, Those Surrendering Would Be Killed   Aimed Command at Yanks, Allies in Fall, 1942 After Dieppe Raid

HITLER ISSUED ORDER TO KILL CAPTURED FOES   Were To Be ‘Slaughtered’ To Last Man, Testimony Presented

Hitler Ordered All Commandos Slaughtered   War Crimes Tribunal Brings Out 1942 Order

HITLER ORDERED ALL COMMANDOS »SLAUGHT ERED   Raiders Were To Be Killed To Last Man, October, 1942, Order Stated   ;  MASS SHOOTINGS RELATED    War Crimes Tribunal Hears Testimony Revealing Slaughter Of Jews

WAR CRIMINAL TRIAL RESUMES AFTER RECESS   Adolf Hitler Order to Show Commandos No Quarter Is Introduced.

HITLER ORDERED RANGERS KILLED   SLAUGHTER OR CAPTURE DECREED BY FUEHRER

Sav * zi Leader Orac.ed Slaying of OSS Group   Commandos Were To Be Slaughtered, Trial  Testimony Reveals

Cigaret-Puffing S.S. Men Maw Wuse lies Jews   Eye-Witness Tells War Crimes Trial Of Mass Slaughter Of Naked Men, Women And Children By Nazis; Victims Go To Doom Without Whimper

Hitler Ordered Nazi Troops to ~ Slay Commandos   Fuehrer Gave Word to Kill Without Mercy, Nuernberg Court Hears   UKRAINIAN DEATH ORGY iS RELATED   Witness Declares SS Troopers Slaughtered Hundreds of Jews

Irial Turns to Chief of Nazi Police   Kaltenbrunner Is Charged with Execution Order

Hitler Ordered All Allied Commandos Slaughtered in Order of October 1942

Try Officers Tn Frankfort   Assign Colonel And Wife And Major For Theft Of Roval Jewels.

To Try Jewel Case in Germany  Calanel ond WAC Wife Will Be Taken to Frankfurt; Find Jewels

Gem Theft Trial in Europe    Missing Portion Of Hessian Crown Jewels Found In Germany

PART OF HESSE JEWELS RECOVERED IN GERMANY; OFFICERS FACING TRIAL

— TREASURE —.Remaining Jewel Loot Recoverec   $40,000 Worth In Germany; 3 Face Trial

APPEAL WRITTEN IN LIPSTICK MAY INDICATE AN ABDUCTION   WOMAN WHO VANISHED FROM PICNIC PARTY LEFT MES: SAGE ON A PAPER BAG 

Brennan Reports Sharp Advance In Parity Price Index   Interesting Data About Aocriculture

Sharp Advance in Parity Price Index, Report From ‘Local AAA Office Shows

“Commando” Proves DuBois Field Can Accommodate Sky Monsters Easily,

Six Demo Candidates ‘Disqualified   Secrest Scrambles 15th District Senate Contest

DISQUALIFIED FROM PRIMARY   Candidates: Disqualified Because of Insufficient Valid Signatures on Nominating Petitions.

Seven Candidates Disqualified For Primaries In May   Due To Insufficient Valid Signatures; 54 Approved

BROOKLYN BUMS MANAGER FREED IN: ASSAULT   LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY (FRED BARTHOLOMEW  WENRC NIVOPCEE CONTRARY TO ALINT'C WICH

7 Americans fo Share in Prizes  $34,000 Peace Prize To Be Divided

Seven Americans Share in 1946's Nobel Prizes: Wellesley Woman Of 79 Splits $34,000 Award

Seven Americans Share In Nobel Prizes This Year   Interest From Q.Million Fund

7 Americans Given Honors   Participate In Nobe'! 1947 Prize Awards

Nobel Prizes to Seven Americans  Two of These Will Divide Peace: Prize

LUTHERAN MISSION OFFICERS ELECTED   Mrs. C. L. Yost, Biglerville, Again Named President Of Conference Society At Annual Meeting Here

Early Settlement of Steel Strike Is Held ‘Possible’  Recommendations   Recommendations of Board Are Made Known

Early Settlement of Steel Strike Is Held ‘Possible’   Recommendations of Board Are Made Known

AFL Meatcutters Union Urges Members to Accept Fact-Finders’ Recommendations as C1O Group Silent; Truman Hopes Wage-Price Formula Will Be Ready in Day or Two

Churchill Works On Reply 'To Fulton Speech Critics To Be Delivered At Dinner

CHURCHILL'S TALK TONIGHT KEPT SECRET   But It’s Expected to In. clude Bristling Reply To Critics

GREEK ARMY UNITS WAGING INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN TO . WIPE OUT COMMUNIST GROUPS

Automobile Tie-up Will End Monday   Briggs Strikers Agree To Arbitrate Dispute

GIRL IDENTIFIES NEW YORK KILLERS   Three Veterans. Held for Slovine in Pact

Three Confess Vet's Murder,  i Aces anliine Gir  ASSAtILINS Gir f   Killing Took Place In Cen: tral Park, New York; Girl  OL Dead Sweetheart  ldentifies Assailants

'GOP Challenges Truman To Either Join Or Fight Economy Program; Tax Cut Is Opposed

Republicans Say Cut Taxes and Balance Budget   Labor Legislation and Curtailing Executive Powers Planned

OPPOSHIUN FOUND TQ TAX REDUCTION FAVORED BY 6. U.P.   Legislative Program Is Being Considered at Capital by Leaders of Republican Party.  FIGHT OVER BILBO AISQ IMPENDING

LOWER FEDERAL EXPENSE PLAN OF NEW SOLONS   Some GOP Leaders Oppose Tax Debts Until Debt Is Cut Down

TAX CUTS OPPOSED BY SOME SOLONS   Some Republicans Object to Proposed 20 Per Cent Slash

\Protests Start (Coming In; Plan ‘Other Economies   Substantial Reductions Are Conternplated For Hous  ing, CPA And National Defense Needs

Chinese Reds - Ask Self-Rule   State-Like Regime Sought  Bar Manchuria

Chinese Reds Ask Self-Rule For Provinces      Spokesman Says Reds Want State-Like Status in Manchuria

NO SOVIET LINK FOR MANCHURIA   Chinese Communists Ask Self - Rule Like States In U.S.

SELF -RULE IN MANCHURIA I$ GOAL OF REDS   Communists Deny Link With Russia; Ask U. S. System

LABOR TROUBLE PLAGUES 3 BIG CITIES IN OHIO   Transit Strike Hits Akron; Co: iymbus and Cincinnati Are Threatened.

CEILINGS OFF OF ALL WAGES   Decontrol Will Come Before End Of  Year Or Sooner

Farley Supports Bymes Policy  U. S. Secretary Hos Confab With Bevin

Byrnes, Bevin Talk Policies   Significance Seen In Britain’s Move

Byrnes and Bevin Discuss Crisis  Caused by Wallace   Unusual Fanfare Accompanies Parley Which Is Seen as Move to Present Common U.S., British Fron? at Conclave

PARLEY HELD AMID FANFARE OF PUBLICIT!   Farley Gives Backing To ‘Get-Tough’ Policies

Vandenberg’s Firm Policy Stand Gets Strong Support   Leading Senators Of Both Parties Loud In Endorsing His Conception Of A U.S. Foreign Policy Which ‘Says What It Means And Means What It Says’

Vandenberg Supported in Red Stand   Leading Senators Endorse His Conception  Of Foreign Policy

VANDENBERG IS GIVEN SUPPORT   SENATORS APPLAUD HIS TALK ON RUSSIA

VANDENBERG TALK WARMLY PRAISED   But Sen. Pepper Criticizes Speech as Slightly Loaded Against Russia

Vandenberg Views On Russia Given Strong Support    Colleagues Agree U.S. Must  Adopt a Firm Atttude  In Dealings

Firm U.S. Policy Plan Supported   Leaders of Both Parties Laud Views of Sen. Vandenberg

FIRM ATTITUDE IN DEALS WITH RUSSIA ASKED   Varidenburg Gets Strong Support in His Demands For Firmness

Vandenberg Gets Support From Colleagues   Senators of Both Parties Agree With Him on Foreign Policy

SUPPORT GIVEN TO VANDENBERG   Both Pabties Back ‘Demand For Firmer Attitude Toward Russia

Colleagues Back Vandenberg Plea For Firmness    Endorse Foreign Policy Saying What It Means, Meaning What It Says

Attack Begun as Congress Opens Session   Senators Say Labor Stoppages Inspired by Moscow

MAJOR ISSUES AWAIT ACTION BY CONGRESS   Truman to Present State of Union Note Thursday

Fund Raising Drive Appears Successful  Cheirman Declines to State Amount Raised in State

EF ather. of His: Country, Caught: On the Way. to His Bath; Sull  H idine in. Smithsonian Cellar

150~-YEAR PLANNING BRINGS CHURGH UNITY   (More about church merger on Page 7)

Church Merger Consummated  Evangelical and   Evangelical and United Brethren in Christ Churches Merge

JEWS PLAN T0 LEAVE EUROPE   UNRRA OFFICIAL SAYS THEY ARE ORGANIZING

Jews in Europe Believed Planning For Mass Exodus   Reports of Atrocities Are Part of Scheme, Charges UNBRA Chief

‘Planned Exodus of European Jews — ‘To Holy Land Charged by Official

JEWS FORMING MASS EXODUS INTO PALESTINI   UNRRA Chief Says Tales Of Polish Pogroms Unfounded .

Mass Movement To Palestine Is Noted by Briton   UNRRA Leader Hints Organized, Secret Exodus Under Way

RA Chief Reports sganized Migration Way In Europe   WUBTS STORIES OF E-POLISH ATROCITIE!  ays Thousands Of ews Arriving In erlin Datlv

Seeret Jewish Exodus. To Palestine Charged   Head of UNRRA in Germany, Gen. Morgan, Sees Pressure EffortSawich Cancrecna: Tlenies Ti

MASS EXODUS OF JEWS FROM EUROPE LOOMS   Organized Plan Hinted As Police Round Up 10,000 After Jerusalem Terrorism

__- UNRRA Chief Doubts Atrocity Stories Says Jews Planned Mass Exodus

IUNRRA Chief for ¢ Germany Says European Jews Plan iMass Exodus to Palectine

Jewish Exodus From Kurope Now Underway   UNRRA Chief Believes Atrocities In Poland Greatly Exaggerated

Morgan Says Jews Have Mass Fxodus Plan   UNRRA Chief in Germany Refutes Persecution Stories

Weather Forecast   Mass Exodus To Palestine Is Underway   UNRRA Chief Says Hebrews Seek to Force UNO Action

Petrillo Threatens Radio Networks With Loss of Service of Musicians

BRITONS CLAIM U. 8. VESSEL AS A SALVAGE PRIZE   Shipping Firm Asks England to Intervene in Row Over Freighter American Farmer.   ONCE ABANDONED, NOW ON WAY TO PORT   London Evening News Says Crew May Be Arrested— $4,500,000 Involved in Dispute.

British Are Angry Over Taking of Battered Freighter   Damaged Vesse] Claimed As Salvage Prize; Dispute May Be International

‘Three Mi ssing As Lightning Hits T anker   Dispute Brewing Over U.S. Ship

Damaged Ship Is Involved In Legal Row   U. S. Crew Takes Over After Britons Board Abandoned Vessel

U. S. Ship Is Involved In Legal Fight   British Crew s Ordered Off Collision-Batered  Vescal

Britain Wants International Ban On Atoms In War, Attlee Asserts   icine Kaui seere A  Full, Sustained Production Will \Bring Era Of Abundance To U. S.   New Waae-Price Rises Would Doom Stable Economy, Eccles Says

Warns Again Of Inflation   Marriner Eccles, Reserve Board Head, Points To Dangers.

Pay-Price Trends Hold Fate Of Prosperity, Eccles Warns   Federal Reserve Board Chairman Speaks Out Sharply Against ‘Second Round’ of IndustryLabor Disputes Over New Wage Increases

FLOUR MILLS — a ARE CLOSING   WHEAT GOING TO RELIEF —AGENCY INSTEAD OF MILLS _ BECAUSE OF 30-CENT HRONUS

BRAKES APPLIED 10 WAGE POLICY   Board Ruling Underscores Administration. Plan

U.S, EXPLAINS PRICE POLICIES   Detroit Dairies Must Absorb Part of Pay Hikes

Only Part OF Pay Boosts Will Go For Price Hikes   Ruling Comes From Wage Board In Milk Cace

Army Cancels Vienna-Udine Plane Tring   Tito Stoutly Upholds  %s Course  Vueoslavin’s Course  In Attacking American Aircraft

Death Estimate In Tidal Wave Revised To 150   Hawaiian Officials Trying to Head Off Looting and Disease

1.0.8 $_OF_LIFE_IN HAWAIIAN DISASTER SHARPLY REDUCED FROM THE FIRST REPORTS   -Feap bDiceacn

Tidal Wave Death Toll Much Lower Than Estimated   Indicate Probablv 150 Lives Lost In Disaster In Pacific Areas

TIDAL CASUALTY FIGURES LOWERED: DISEASE FEARED   100 Bodies Found; Sanitation and Water Systems Disrupted -

Disaster. Toll Now . Near 150   Hawaiian Officials Faced with Threats Of Disease, Looting

TRUMAN 10 SEND CONGRESS SPECIAL LABOR MESSAGE   President Will Explain What ever Stand He Takes on Case Measure Now Before Him.   SABATH PREDICTS ~ IT WILL BE A VETO   McCormick Uncertain What Is Coming—House Members Told to Be on Hand Tuesday and Wednesday.

House Alerted  For President   Special Message Expected Next Week

Truman fo Send Velo Message, it Is Believed   President Expected ‘To Reject Case Biil In Message He Will Send to Conaress

SABATH SAYS TRUMAN WiLl VETO BILE   House Leaders Are Alerted for Special Messaae

Presidential Veto Expected for Case Labor Disputes Bill   House Members Alerted For Special Message — From Chief Executive

Predict Veto. With Message On Case Bill   Truman To Have Word For Congress Whether Or Not He Signs Bill—Ross.

House fo Receive Special Message From Truman   Sabath Predicts Veto of Case Bill After White House Talk

Truman Veto Of Case Bill Is Expected   Has Announced Special Message for Wednesday On Labor Legislation

Truman Veto Of Case Bill Is Expected   House Leaders Alert Members To Be On Hand For Special Message

 . i ’ House Members Alert Members On Case Issue   Chairman Sabath of Hose Committer. Said He Ex. peets Truman's Special  Message To Be Veto

Case Bill Veto Is Likely Soon Congress On ‘Alert’ Far Truman Messe

Communists Make  Defense Stand  Capture Steel City From Nationalists

CHINESE COMMUNISTS RECAPTURE ANSHAN   Manchurian Steel City Falls te Force of 20,000 Led by Generat Ti

* DENY BEARING PRICE FIXING   , Arraignment Set for Accused Defendants

PONTIFE WILL STATE VIEWS   Major Pronouncement Or Global Situations To Be Given Today

Pope Will Make World Broadcast This Morning   Will Give Position of Catt olic Church on Uneasy Global Situation

Pope Is Slated to Broadcast Major Address   Expected to State Position on Global Situction

Pontiff to Tell Catholic Stand   Broadcast Set to Relate E Chureh’s Position

Pope Plans World Broadcast Today As New Cardinals Gather at Vatican

POPE SPEAKS TO WORLD VIA RADIO TODAY   32 New Cardinals Receive First Insignia

Pope To Speak On Policies Of Church Today   Major World Pronounce. ments Expected at 11:30 Today

Pope Is Slated to Broadcast Major Address  Expected to State   Expected to State Position on Global Situation

Pope To Radio Message Today  Major Pronouncemen On World Affairs See:

POPE TO TELL OF HOPES FOR GLOBAL PEACE   INSIGNIA OF OFFICE GIVEN TO 32 NEW CARDINALS

Hard Coal Men  Plan Demands   Delegates Representing 76,000 Anthracite Miners Convene

Union Miners Of Hard Coal Open Parleys On New Pact   ‘Soft Coal Walkout Continues, Causes Unestimated Damage

New Coal Strike Develops While Delegates Confer   Penn. Anthracite Men Gather In Hazelton and Discuss Demands

MORE MINERS MAY 60 OUT   Lewis Opens Conference Representing Anthrocite Workers

Hard Coal Mine Workers Map  Union Demands   Described as Same Whieh Prompted Bituminous Strike; Lewis Presiding; Dectines to Comment

Troop Withdrawal Principle Wins 16-2 O. K. in UN Group   Bevin ‘Quoted’ as Saying Mideast Forces Guard Against Red ‘Threat’

Froop Withdrawals Powers Agree to Remove Armies from Foreign Soil As Disarmament First Step

 Plan Shifting Of Boats Set  For Britain   Intent To Furnish Food To Countries Whose Stocks Will Not Last Month.”   ARGENTINA TO HELP

Grain ships re-routed to famine area  British cargo will speed aid

GRAIN FOR BRITAIN MAY BE RE-ROUTED   LA GUARDIA HOPES TO SEND SHIPS AT SEA TO MORE URGENT HUNGER SPOTS,

LaGuardia Plans Re-routing Of Grain Ships   From British Ports To More Urgent Enropean Spots

UNRRA Ships  Speeded To  Hungry Areas Desperate Conditions  In European Areas, LaGuardia Is Told

MAY REROUTE GRAN HEADED FOR ENCLAND   UNRRA Hopes to Divert Shios to Hunger Areas in Europe.

Reroute Grain To Starving   UNRRA Director Rushing Food To Countries Where  It Is Most Needed

Gr ain Enroute To Britain May Be Re- Routed   LaGuardia to Rechaunel Cargoes to More Urgent Hunger Spots; Condi tions Desperate

Government Orders 25 Per Cent Cuts in Wheat and Flour and Bonuses for Grains

Famine Relief Director Plans Swilt Action  LaGuardia Expects  Release of Cargoes. — by British Cabinet

GREEK PARTIES ~ STAGING RIOTS   TROOPS-ON-DUTY FOLLOWING OUTBREAKS BETWEEN RIGHTWING AND LEFTIST FACTIONS

Variety of Views Given  By Lawmakers  O’Daniel Is Among : Those Opposed to

HOTELS REOPEN IN WASHINGTON   Union And Management Accept Compromise In Strike

HOTEL WALKOUT 1S TERMINATED   White House Steps In Tr Effect Settlement In Washington

END CAPITAL HOTEL STRIKE      White House Compromise Is Accepted to Terminate Three Weeks Tieup

Capital Hotel Strike Ended   Wage Raises. of Three to Six. Cents an. Hour are Accepted

WASHINGTON HOTEL STRIKE COMES TO END   Government  Disrupting Labor Dispute Is Compromised

4 Persons Die As Fire Sweeps Portland House   FindVictims On Top Floor; Fireman And 10 Tenants Overcome Or Injured

N. Y. City to Albany—16 Minutes   Jet Sets New Mark Over Curtiss’ 3-Hour Route

Greece Hits Albanian Bid ToEnter U.N.   Memorandum Charges Persecution Of Greeks, Asks Action Delay

Greece Opposes Albania as Member of United Nations   Russia, Poland Support Application; Greeks  Cite Ghastly Atrocities, Fascist Italy   Sympathies of Albania

Truckers Defy Picket — Line To Deliver Fuel  Into Pittsburgh Plant

SIX OF FARM FAMILY PERISH IN FLAMES   Kansan, His Wife and Four Children Burn to Death as Home Is Destroyed.

Strengthen Pacific, Touring Lawmakers Say   POISON GASES PERFECTED .  Hints Leak Out Of Weapons More Terrifying Than Atomic Bomb

Strengthen Pacitic, Touring Lawmakers Say   ——  Hints Leak Out Of Weapons More Terrifying Than Atomic Bomb

Baruch Slated _ For Loan Talk   Views on British Proposal Saneht hy House Groun

Blind Pension Payments Averaging $35.43 Paid To 5,100 In January

JESTS WITH RED PROSECUTOR  Goering Says Russia Was Reich’s Greatest Danger

Truman Directs Survey On Meat Shortage Statu:   President Announces However That Controls Will Not Be Lifted   CONGRESS SPECIAL SESSION RULED OUT  (BULLETIN)

Single Court In Arkansas ls Proposed   Suggestion Placed Before State Bar At Convention

NEGRO SHOOTS MOTHER; RAPES HER DAUGHTER   Wife Of New York Banker Murdered In Long Island Mansion

THREE HUNTED IN LAKE MICHIGAN   Yacht Sinks in Heavy Sea; Coastguard Makes Search.

Make Quest Of Lake for Missing 3   YACHT VERONA SINKS IN LAKE MICHIGAN NORTH OF SOUTH HAVEN,

House Committee Names Veterans To Investigate Property Sales’   Chairman Claims War Assets Administration More Scandalous Than Teapot Dome Affairs   Dall Savs MacArthur. Eisenhower, Truman Tops in Popularity!

Anglo-French Asked To Quit  Levant States   Stettinius Calls Upon Them To Withdraw Troops From Syria, Lebanon

Army Frees 3 Russians In Berlin   Harrisons Are Released by Russians Prior to U.S. Action in Berlin   Two Others Held   4Wwo Viners meld     Americans Ask Two U.S. Officers Be Given  Relesce

r PRISONER SMD   American Warrant Officer  and Wife liberated. ies Berlin Vana

U. S. RELEASES ~ THREE RUSSIANS   Men Held : “On Espionage » Gharge: a Freed, ‘L After. ip vericane Looked”

Langer Delays Senate Action  On British Loan   Senator Holds Out Against Pleas for Vote; Final Decision Is Expected Today

Filibuster Opened Against Loan Bill   Senator Langer Makes Effort to Delay Action on British Loan

Langer Stalls Vote On Loan  Talks On Climate, Policy. Texas Pride

BRITISH LOAN MEASURE BLOCKED BY TALK   Senator Langer Takes Over Floer Te Prevent Action; Vote Expected Todar

Invite Civic Leaders, Music Lovers from Carroll Territory to Attend   Mrs. Freedline Dies Suddenly At Lanesboro

Seeks Enlist States Effort Avert Disputes  Representative Sent To Confer  With Governors

China Disclaims Yalta Pact Part Or Obligation  Resents Port Arthur Control By Soviets

China Refuse: To Be Bound By Yalta Pact   Manchurian Issue  May Go To UNO

‘Sen. Wants Free Press Resolution   Vandenberg Says Resolution Should Be Pressed At Assembly

Free Press Resolution Should Be Concluded, Sen. Vandenberg Urges

PLAN LIFTING OF LIDS ON SURPLUS PROPERTY DEAL   House Committees Buckle Down To Scrutiny Of WAA Operations

Surplus Sales To Be Probed By House Group:  WAA First Slated  For Investiaqation

Russian Delegate Stays Away From Meetings at Which Dispute Is Being Considered; Bymes Takes Lead Trying To Find Formula For Settlement

JOHN LEE SMITH IS CANDIDATE. FOR GOVERNOR   12-Point Platform — Includes Advocacy of Vet Job Preference:

Coal Men Hit Gas to East   Anthracite Spokesmen Tell FPC That Gas Would Ruin Industry

RAIL TRACKS. ARE BLASTED IN OUTBREAI      DETERMINED EFFORT BEIN MADE TO HALT VIOLENCE BY JEWISH EXTREM. IST BANDS

BAITTOn OLA KIONAPERS OF HVE OFFICER   Guard Against Sabotage ’ After Rail Tracks Are Bombed.

British Troops In Palestine Wage Manhunt   Hunt Abducted Officers: Jews Bomb Railway

OVERSEAS FORCES TOB E CUT j War Department To Discharge More Vets Under Latest Plan

All Non-Volunteer GIs With 21 Months Service Eligible for Discharge

11-Month Overseas Non-Volunteers fo Be Returned Home  War Department Orde: Involves Enlisted Fathers

Drafled Falhers To Be Returned ‘From Overseas  Draf ~ with Over 2 . Months Service Also

World's Dignitaries At Hyde Park Rite:   President Truman Dedicates Roosevelt Estate a National Shrine and Memorial

Pledge Made In Speec!: Marking Anniversary Of Roosevelt’s Death:

Makes Pledge On  Anniversary of Roosevelt’s Death   Reaffirms Faith In UN, Asserts Predecessor's Foreign Policy Holds

Hyde Park Is Scene  Ot Speech   Says New Deal Principles Are Firmly Accepted

To F ollow Rooseve lt t Policies —             OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY. OF LA  - -PRESIDENT’S DEATH; ROOSEVEL “HOME TO BECOME NATIONAL  -SHRINE 

TRUMAN PLEDGES REMAN TRUE TOFD. R. GOALS   Roosevelt Home Is Dedicated by Chief Executive as National Shrine   ANNIVERSARY OF DEAT   President in Hyde Park Talk Promises to Adhere to His Predecessor’s Policies

CHIEF EXECUTIVE BAGKS NEW DEAL AND FOREIGN AIMS   President Dedicates Estate at . Hyde Park as: No ; Bascaek CE cw

F. R. POLICIES TO CONTINUE SAYS TRUMAN   Roosevelt Home Is Conveyed to U. S., For Historic Site

U. 5. To Deal Fairly With All Nations   “Roosevelt Principles  Are Being Adhered To’

First Anniversary Of FDR's Death Noted   Memory of Fallen Leader Is Lauded  Re Deae Moeissecan

Will Continue FDR Policies, Says Truman   Pay Tribute To Late President In Rites Held At Hyde Park

Truman: Te Follow F.R. Policy Line   President Endorses His Predecessor’s Code On Anniversary.

TRUMAN GIVES PLEDGE TO WALK IN PATH OF FOR   Promises to Continue to Carry Out Roosevelt olicies

Hyde Park Turned over to Nation   Support for United Nations Promised in Anniversary Talk

PAYS TRIBUTE TO FDR AT HYDE PARK   Will Seek Make UN Strong  OCOraanigatian

ASSERTS FOR’S POLICIES GUIDE GOVERNMENT   Roosevelt’s Old Home Dedicated at Solemn Ceremony

President Truman Endorses Program Of F.D.R. On First Anniversary Of Latter’s Death

Administration Measures Stem From Late Chief’s Principles. Declares Presiden}

TRUMAN OUTLINES PLANS FOR FUTURE IN ADDRESS TODAY   Policies of Roosevelt Will Be Followed, Is Theme.   U.S. TAKES TITLE TO HYDE PARK HOME   Anniversary of Death of F.D.R. Is Observed At Dwelling.

Truman Pledges Continued Fight For FDR Policies   President Visits Hyde Park on First Anniversary of Roosevelt’s Death; Home Becomes U. S. Property

WEATHER   TRUMAN VOWS FULL FIGHT FOR FDR PRINCIPLES   U.S. Takes Over Roosevelt Home

Our Objectives Are the Same, President Says   Government Takes Title to Home at Hyde Park

Cut In Funds For. Navy. Jeopardizes Position © Of U.S. Says Adm. Nimitz.

URGES ARMY DRAFT CONTINUED INDEFINITELY   SUPERFORT FLYING FROM HAWAII EEARED LOST

Budget Slash Hampers Navy   Nimitz Says Cut Will  Jeopardize Nation

Ive: > em oe S  PROBLEM LEFT T0 HIM BY CABINET   Prosident Will Deliver Answer to People Over Natlon-wide Radio Broadcast Within ‘Few Days; Probably Not Before Monday.

Time Is Short For Action To End Scarcity   Election Pressure On White House To Cool Hot Political Issue

Nation to Get Truman Decision In Radio Address Next Week; Rep. Patman Turns Against OPA

EXECUTIVE GIVES NO HI HIS ANSWER BUT: WILL. Gr WITHIN A FEW DAYS. 

Tufure Of Meat Control Placed In Truman's Lap   President To Debate Action Over Weekend

CABINET LEAVES MEAT ISSUE UP TO WHITE HOUSE   Truman ‘To Tell Nation Decision In Radio Address

Meat Price Controls Hot Politica Issue; Decision Up To President

TRUMAN WILL STUDY PROBLEM OVER WEEKEND   Radio Broadcast Monday Is Expected; President Still Wants Price Control   POLITICIANS WORRIED   Democratic Leaders Feel Decision May Settle Election Outcome

Question of Meat Price Control Is Left to Trumar   President to Give Answer In Radio Address Within A Few Days

Fourth Week Is Reached In State Strike   Thousands Are Affected By Steel Strike Which Includes Workers In Mines And Factories

Rain and Snow To Chase Out Mild Weather   Temperatures to Drop And Rain Will Change To Snow in West and  North Is Forecast :

STRIKE CLOSES UP ROCHESTER   NEW YORK CITY tS COMPLETELY SHUT DOWN

City of Rochester Par alyzed. by General Strike of 48, 000 Workers’

Mass Walkout Halts All Work In Rochester   Bands Of Pickets Rove Through City Stopping Transportation

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Adopt Article Divesting Italy of Former Colonies

FE li ge in pt  ITALY DIVESTED OF OLD COLONIES   Soviets Charge Growing Fasc ist Activity in Nation

GREEN READY TO ADJOURN LEGISLATURE   May Use Power to Put Rent Session Out of Misery

AVOIDANCE OF BLOCS IN UNO   Soviet Ambassador to U. S. Also Backs Trusteeship Plan

SOVIET WARNS UNO ASSEMBLY AGAINST BLOGS   SPOKESMAN FOR RUSSIAN DEL: EGATION DECLARES THERE SHOULD BE NO RIVAL FACTIONS

GROMYKO ASKS AVOIDANCE OF BLOCS IN UNO    Soviet Ambassador to U.S. Also Backs Trusteeship Plan

ASKS UNO ABIDE BY TRUSTEESHIP   Soviet Leader at London Takes Role as Champion of Colonials

Truman Estimates Living Costs Jump   Price of Automobile: Would Soar $225 Under Vetoed Bill, President Declares

Truman Says Many Price Rises Seen Under Bill  Low-Cost Cars Would Have Gone Up Cnonk G9EH Wea Cawe

Shroyer Charges “Secret Raise”   Says Institution Doctors, Attendants  Get Increase

TOP OFFICIALS OF UAW WILL MEET MURRAY   NEW DEVELOPMENTS SEEN IN GENERAL MOTORS TIEUP

Suggests Trial Lifting Price Control Rules   Sen. Vandenherg Proposes Trying Experiment With Kev Industrv.

MOSCOW PAPER SEES PEACE HOPE   New Times Optirnistic. of ‘Fast-Wee Acerard

Road Plan Hit By Steel Ban   Federal Order Cuts Projects Involving Use Of Structural Steel

ARSONIST BLAMED IN DEATH OF FOUR   Rooming House Swept By Flames Today; Six Injured.

3 KILLED IN FIRE, EXPLOSION   Baltimore Tragedy May Br Outorowth Of Recent Maritime Strike

Roominghouse Set Aflame  Tn Baltimore   Coal Strike Fate Hangs On Meet With Lewis ~ Tomorrow 8

Investigators Term Baltimore Holacaust  ON ’ ‘Clear Case of Arson

Four Dead in Mystery Explosion   Police Say Baltimore Tragedy's Result of Maritime Strike

THREE MEN KILLED IN MYSTERY: BLAST   Fire Follows Explosion in-Bal' timore Rooming House

M lIONS 10 BE COMBATTEL   OPA Prepares To Put Curb On Black Market Racketeers.

U.S. Girds For Black Market War   OPA to Penalize Slaughterers as Meat Famine Grows

GOV'T FIGHTS BLACK MARKET IN MEATS   Puts Teeth Into Drive Against Price Evaders

BLACK MARKETS LOSE SUBSIDIES   Government Puts Teeth Into Drive To Increase Meat Supply

Neighbor, 79, Weds Boy, 18   Honeymooners Fight Weeds in Corn Field

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Farm bureau Meet Underwood Heads Local Group Attending Annual Parley; Warren to Speak

WARMER WEATHER IS PREDICTED TUESDAY: AFTER SEASON'S LOW  MERCURY DROPS TO 21 IN CORSICANA EARLY _ MONDAY- 22. SUNDAY. .

Another Deep Freeze Due In Denton Tonight   Texas Warms Up Today But Sleet Storm Is Reported Moving North

Army Air Forces Lifts Curtain on Its New Super-Bomber, Giant B-36

AAF Lifts Curtain On Super-Bomber  Huge Plane With Wide Range Now On Texas Assembly Line

ARMY, NAVY FACE. CUT IN WORKERS   U.S. Budget Bureau Orders 93,400 Reduction

Army Navy Ordered To Fire Civilians   Number of  Employees To Be Reduced 93,400 By January ]

ARAB AND JEW MEETING ENDS   London Conference May Be Reconvened But Success Believed Doubtful

Palestine Plan May Yet Succeec   London Conference With Arabs and Jews Offers Compromise

Bikini Evacuation Plan Which Will Precede Atom Bomb Drop   By FRANK H. BARTHOLOMEW

No One Closer Than 10 Miles To A-Bomb   If Weatherman Permits, Bomb To Fall Monday;

System of Labor Courts Proposed By Sen. Ferguson   Would Deal With Crippling ManagementLabor Disputes

System of Labor Courts Offered  Senator Ferguson Voices Provosal

Here Are Moves Lewis May Try Monday In Court   Attempt To Spring Lega! Surprise Not Reaqarded As Likely

aN ROOD VPUMMEBY NZEE NAVEL ARERR eel lt  LT LT A IT Sa TS  Lewis May Pull Surprise Monday But Likely Won't; Here’s Picture In Brief

Lewis May Pull Surprise  D..-Lewklen fan...   Probable Course Of Mine Leader's Trial Is Outlined

Washington Column Businessmen Continue Plan To Avert Next Depressiot

Jap Cabinet Revised; Five Are Dropped   Prime Minister Moves To Comply With Orde From Gen. M’Arthur

5 Shidehara Aides Ousted   Taint of Military Association Cleared

FIVE CABINET MEN OUSTED IN JAP SHAKE-UP   Reorganization Prompted By Allied Blacklist Of Radicals

Shidehara Drops  5 from Cabine'   Move Follows Allied Orde Barring Militarists

New Ministers Are Appointed In Jap Cabinet   Nip Prime Minister Fires Five Members In Reorganization

Five Nip Cabinet Ministers Forced  Out of Office   Allied Blacklist Puts Quintet of Japanese  Leaders In Discard

'ArgentinaElection Has Cooling Recess Before Balloting   First General Poll Will Be Held in Nation Since 1937 on  PSSeoes iar

Argentina Now In Period Of Cooling Off”   Millions To Vote On President, With Violence Feared

Argentine Election To Be Tomorrow, ‘Cooling Off Today   Peron Warns Any Fraud Will Mean Historic Violence

RECORD VOTE SEEN IN ARGENTINE ELECTION   Cooling Off Period Precedes General Balloting

HOT ARGENTINE FIGHT GOES T0 POLLS SUNDAY   3,000,000 Slated To Cast Ballots; Both Tamborini, Peron See Victory

ARGENTINA IS + TO VOTE SUNDAY   Turbulent Presidential Campaign Given 24-Hour “Cooling Off” Period.

Record Vote Expected in Argentina    Peron Warns Fraud Will Result In Violence «

Voters Prepared For Argentina’s General Hection   Nation Has “Cooling Off”? Period In Face Of Big Election

Argentina Ready To Vote Tomorrow   Crucial Presidential Campaign Enters 24Hour Cooling-Off Period

Voters Cool Off As Polls  Opened   Argentina’s Ballot Will Be Biggest In Its History

ARGENTINA TENSE ON EVE OF FIRST VOTE SINCE 1937   CAMPAIGN ENTERS 24-HOUR PERIOD OF ‘COOLING-OFF’

ARGENTINA IS TENSELY CALM ON DAY BEFORE THE ELECTION   Law Requires 24 Hour Cooling Of! Period; Election First Since 1937

EXPECT THREE MILLION TO VOTE IN ARGENTINA   Presidential Campaign Enters 24-Hour ‘Cooling-Off’ Period .

ARGENTINE ELECTIONS TOMORROW; POLITICS BANNED BY LAW TODAY  MORE THAN 3,000,000 VOTERS PREPARED TO . BALLOT: FIGHT SEEN

Argentina ‘To Polls . Tomorrow   Nation Marks Time in Compulsory 24-Hour Cooling Off Period   Before Vital Election

Three Million Argentines To  Vote On Sunday  Ballot Battle “Cooling Off’

Argentina's Turbulent Presidential Campaign Ends: To Vote Sunday

Argentina Set For Balloting   Backers of Peron, Tamborini Hopeful

MORE THAN 3 MILLION 10 CAST VOTE      Both Candidates Confident Of Big Maiority

ARGENTINA 18 “COOLING OFF”   Voters Prepare for Presidential Flectian

Argentine Enters Period Of Calm Before Election   Peron Answers U. S. Charges, Warns of Violence If Fraud Appears in Balloting

Argentine Election  Sunday   Peron Warns of Violence in Case of ‘Fraud’

Seige Lifted Before Election In Argentina   Campaign Cools; Peron, Tamborini Both Confident

TROOPS ON GUARD IN BUENOS AIRES QN ELECTION EVE   Peren and Tamborini Both _. Confident ‘of ‘Victory in. Areentina

Crucial Election Facing Argentina   Turbulent Campaign For President into  Cooling Off Period.Teh Palle Condes

SENATE WILL AGT on PRICE CONTROLS   Wommittee Action Expected ~~ To Curb OPA

MEDITERRANEAN, MIDDLE EAST ON BIG 4 AGENDA   Foreign Ministers To Meet In Paris; lialy Treaty First

Seek Clue to Type and Origin of Fumes Which  Overcame 75 Firemen

Negro Janitor, 46, Admits Starting Fires In 10 Towns   Mystery Of Sudden Blazes In North Missouri Hamlets Solved

Fire Mysteries Are Cleared Up   Negro Is Facing  BRreann Charanae

Elderly Fire Bug Captured By The Police   Forty-Six “Year Old Man Admits Setting Fires In Ten Towns

NEGRO ARSONIST 18 BEING HELD   Janitor Admits Setting Fires In 10 Missouri  Communities

» OBSERVERS SEE FINAL GRACKUP OF DEMO SETUP   Ousted Secretary Says It is His ‘Holy Duty Te Fight For ?cace’

WEATHER   WALLACE WAR ON TRUMAN IN SWING   Expect Departure To Split Party

Wallace Rallies Followers For  War On Policy  Is Apparently Final Breakup (rn f*__ Ves?

Wallace Seeks Role Of ‘Voice’   Ex-Secretary Attempts In Speech To Gain Following

Declares Seif in on Fight To Win Peace   Departure from Cabinet Expected To Aid Republicans

Truman Expected To Name Successor To Cabinet Soon   Arnall, Schindler or Kerr Possible Presidential Choices

TELLS NATION: HE INTENDS TO FIGHT FOR PEACE   Resignation Relieves Him of Obligation te Remain Silent

Final Crack-up Of Roosevelt’s Coalition Seen   Wallace to Rally Left Wingers for ‘Holy War’ Against Foreign Policies

Tells Nation it 1s a Holy Duty. to: Fight for Winning the Peace and. Declares Himself in on Project

WALLACE TO WAGE FIGHT TO WIN PEACE   “Holy War” May Mean Final Crack« up of FDR - New Deal Coalition.

New Deal-Democratic Ties Crack As Dismissed Member of Cabinet Calls on Nation for ‘Holy’ Fight

Ex-Secretary Rallies Forces For Holy War On  Ttuman Foreign Policy   Calls On Nation For “Holy War” To Win Peace And Declares Himself In On The Battle ; Political Thunder On Left Is Aroused.

Fired Secretary Blasts Truman s Foreign Policy   Piedges ‘Holy Duty;’ Dispute Splits Up Political Coalition

Wallace Calls For Holy War On. US Policy   Urges Attention To “Basic Realities” In Foreign Affairs

WALLACE FACES GLIIM PROSPECTS + AS A POLITICIAN   His Stand on Russia Is Not Popular With Many, Washington Feels   PROCLAIMS A ‘HOLY WAR’!   But When'He Will Resume Foreign Policy Talks Is Still Uncertain

Change. in Legislative. Session; Property Tax Exemptions to Be Decided -

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED TO VOTERS OF STATE AT NOVEMBER ELECTION

Ickes Claims Outsiders Run  Standard Oi   Ex-Interior Secretary Protests Treatment of Ralph K. Davies

4 BANK ROBBERS SHOOT UP TOWN   WOUND HEAD OF SUMMERS VILLE, MO., DEPOSITORY— ESCAPE WITH $5,000.

FOUR MEN ROB MISSOURI BANK   Drinking Bandits Swoop Down Desperado Style, Take $6,000

Armed Robbers Raid Bank at  Summersville   Wound Lee Bell, President, Escape With $5,000 or $6,000; Gunmen Believed Hiding in Ozarks Country

House Opens Debate On Future of OPA   Legislation Considered Toughest Hurdle Faced by   Congress in Current Session

HOUSE OPENS UEBATE 1 EXTEND PA   Administration 1s Uncertain Ot Demand Outcome

MANY LIMITATIONS ON PRES: ENT PRICE CONTROLS EXPECTED WHEN BILL  : 18. PASSED

House Launches Sharp Debate or Extension Bill   Administratton Likely to Lose In Price Battle

Green Is Happy (ver Labor Plan   Forecasts Return sh. OF Of L. Of Several Unions That Have Been With C. I. O.

Lewis’ Bravado  Quieted  f' aldeharnt oh   Goldsborough Holds Spotlight

Judge Goldsborough Steals Limelight From Lewis With Vivid Language, Anecdotes

Aga Khan Given His Weight (243 Lbs.) In Diamonds At Annual Charity Gesture

Weighed in Diamonds.  243%, Pounds Tip Scales of Aga Khan   9700 000 Gem

BALANCES HIS WEIGHT IN DIAMONDS   Aga Khan Raises Two Million for Relief in India

Nazis Take Their Verdicts Sitting Down   Very Little Outward Emotion Is Displayed Bv Former Hitlerites

Goering, Von Ribbentrop, Jodi And Others Will Die; Seven Go To Jail: Schacht. Von Papen. Fritzsche. Freed

PAULEY URGES REMOVING —JAP WAR POTENTIAL   Recommendations Would Uproot Nearly All of Nation’s Heavy Industry

CONGRESS TO-STUDY PLAN ——-FOR FUTURE-JAP-ECONOM)         SPECIAL E) ¥ ON REPARA“TIONS WOULD WITE OUT JAPAN'S HEAVY INDUSTRIES

Senate Grants Fund Hike for Vocational Aid   Raise to $30 Million Federal Support for * Training, Education

COUNTY FAIR'S TOP FEATURES IN FULL SWING   Races Start This Afternoon, Horse Show to Begin Tonight. —

VA Excludes Strikers From  Jobless Pay   Thousands May Be Cut Off Similarly As Inelicible

Striking Vets Are Denied $20 Weel   VA Denies Cc Compensstion To Three Out During 'G. M. Strike.

CONNALLY CONFIDENT COUNCIL HAS POWER TO BACK DECISIONS  “TEXAS STATESMAN OF

Golden Rule Foundation of C.E. Palmer Produces Many ‘Entries for $1,000 Prizes

Removal Hearing For Hemans to Be Held Friday   Attorney Hasn’t Had Time to Study Case

Hemians Is Still Missing Link In Bribery Inquiry   Prosecutor Admits Conspiracy Case Is On ‘Dead Center’

They’re Not Perfect, Son   Flat Feet, Dull Hair Mar Rural Lass’ Beauty,  AO nesses Taw

Expect 400,000 Sfafe Voters To Ballot Tuesday   Much of Campaign This Yeor Has Been Plea For Attention as Much As For Votes

Rain and Snow Reported in State   Highway Accidents Blamed on Weather

Britain Prods Spain on Nazi Deportations   Results to Date Unsatisfactory, Savs Foreign Office

Britain Attacks Actions of Spain   Anti-Nazi Measures Not Satisfactory to London

BRITAIN PROTESTS SPANISH TACTICS   Raps Methods Taken to Ban“teh Nazis

Asks House Approve the British Loan   Truman Sends Message anc Byrnes Says It’s Step  Toward Security

Truman Asks House To OK  British Loan   President Sees It As Way To Avoid Economic Con flict With England

HOUSE TAKES UP BRITISH LOAN ACT    Considered Keystone of Amer, Foreign Policy

House Hurdle Is Last Facing British Loan  ‘Debate Scheduled  To Run Four Davs

Truman Uraes” Loan to Britain   President Pleads For Early House Action on Measure.

Schedule Underwater: Atom Blast July 25   Second Bikini Test  Wilf be Against Hulls— A Full Dress Rehearsal Seat far Jaly 19

naKre KR FR  Second Bomb Test July 29  Vice Admiral Blandy   Vice Admiral Blandy Says Underwater Blast Date Has Been Fixed

Test July 25°   Admiral Blandy Sets  Tentative Date for Baek on Hulls

Tentative Date For Underwater  A-Bomb Attach   Vice Admiral Blandy An. nounces Test Wil! Prob. ably Occur July 27   REVISE ESTIMATES OF RECENT TEST

Bikini Test. Set July 27   Baker Bomb to Be Detonated at Depth of 50 Feet in Lacocon

Undersea Atom Test July 25   Dress Rehearsal On July 19; Ships’ Hulls Expected to Bear  Brunt of Explosion 

Tentative Date Set For Second Atom Bombing   Vice Adm. Blandy Says Under Water Blast To Be Staged On July 19

TEST IS SET FOR JULY 25   Tentative Date for an Attack Against Hulls of Vessels in Experiment Announced by Admiral Blandy.

Next Bomb Test Date Scheduled   Attack Against Hulls To Take Place July 25

Full Dress Rehearsal _ Scheduled for July 19¢ Expect 70 Foot Wave

Next Atom  Test Slated on July 25   Blandy Calls First Experiment “Miss,” but Still Success

Admiral Blandy Sets July 25 For Second. Atom Bomb Test.at Bikini

ATOMIC BOMB SLATED TO EXPLODE FIFTY FEET UNDER . QCEAN SURFACE ON JULY 27TH

Blandy Sets July 25 for Undersea Tes   Tidal Wave Expected As Result of Trial Beneath Water

Date Is Fixed For Second Test Of Atom Bomb   July 25 Slated For Experimental Attack on Hulls

Death Reduces Member: ship of Sacred College ta 66, Four Below Mi imum of 70

Delay In Handling Ques: tion Would Be Very Dangerous, He Tells UP   Quisling Regime Seen As Possible   Security Council Must ' Show It Is Reality, Not Pretense, He Says

Churchill Warns Against Delay in Iran Problem   Radically Changed Situation Can Be Made. He Asseris

Churchill Warns UNO Against Iran Delay      Says Delay May Permit Establishment of Quisling Regime

Churchill Warns Against Delay in Iran Problem  Radically Changed Situation Can Ra Madea Ma Aeccartc

URGE MACARTHUR TO VISIT SOUTH KOREA   Newspapermen Claim Kore Has Been Slighted

Kamikaze Autos Kill 2,450 In February   Rise Of 700 Deaths Over Same Month In 1945; February 1941 Was Worst

Army. Adopts New.s:. Type of Division   Reorganization Will Give Troops Greater Mobility

‘9 PERSONS ARE DEAD IN STATE ROAD MISHAPS   Many Injured over Extended Lebor Day Week-end; Vinita Child Killed

Builders Say House Supply ‘Inadequate’ ‘   Advise Housing Official: Output Far From Meet.  wine Oaal   NEED PROMPT ACTION

Materials Output For Homes Shor   Production ‘Totally Inadequate’, Report

Organization Says Vets Housing Program To Fail Unless Vigorous ' Action Taken.

TOT, ECCENTRIC NURSE MISSING FOR TWO DAYS   G-Men Stand Ready To Join In Search For Terry Taylor, 4

G-Men Stand Ready In Charlotte   Richmond Trail Vanishes After Investigation

G-Men Await Word Child Carried Across State Line By Eccentric   Hottest Tip Fades At Richmond, Va.   Father Searches For Daughter In Danville, Va., And Other Points

U.S. Agrees Atom First. Problem —   Two Countries Team to Oppose Veto in Disarmament

U.S. BRITAIN AGANST VETO OF DISARMING  Will Not Accept Any Plan Subject to Violation by Big Five  OTHER WEAPONS CITED     They .Should Be Prohibited Along With A-Bomb, Britain Contends   They Should Be Prohibited Along With A-Bomb, Britain Contends

Truman Requests Funds With Which to Pay Veterans Without Delay When Terminal Leave Bill Passes

SPEED ON HANDING G15 2 BILLION URGED BY TRUMAN   President Requests $2,679,493,000 for Terminal Leave Pay Before Action on Bill Is Completed.   MEASURE IS BEFORE ‘* SENATE-HOUSE GROUFE   Whether Bonds or Cash Shall Go to Enlisted Men Will Be Decided by Conference Committee.

Gls May Get Terminal Pay immediately   Appropriation Is Asked by Truman as Bill Nears Passage

HEIRENS INDICTED BY GRAND JURY ON MURDER CHARGES   True Bill: Accuses University Student “of Degnan  tidnaan Slaving

Heirens Will Get Sanity Test, Une Of Lawyers Says   Accused Slayer Mav Face Indictments Voted by Grand Jury in Chiearo

INSANITY PLEA INDICATED AS HETRENS INDICTED IN DEGNAN, EX-WAVE “LIPSTICK” SLAYINGS

Insanity Test Will Be Asked For Heirens ~~ Attorneys Will Seek   Attorneys. Will Seek To Delay: Arraignment On Two Slaying Counts

TWO INDICTMENTS RETURNED AGAINST WILLIAM HEIRENS   Is Charged With the Kidnaping Slaying of Suzanne Degnan.   ALSO FRANCES BROWN   His Attorney Indicated His Defense Might Be Based on Insanity.

Indict Heirens In Two Cases   Defense May Be Based on Insanity, Attorneys Indicate

HEIRENS INDICTED   Is Charged With Murder of 6-Year-Old Degnan Child  and Young Woman

HEIRENS HELD FOR 2 MURDERS   Indictments Returned In Kidnap-Slaying, Brown Killing

Is Charged With Murder of 6-Year-Old Degnan Child ©  and Young Woman

Packers’ Offer Of Wagellike Said Rejeced  Told Nov. 12 Fo Deaneaaa Tan Awd

Packers’ Offer Of Wage Hike Said Rejected   200,000 Workers Told Nov. 12 Fo Pronare To Act

No Strike Labor Law Is Sought   Truman Turns to Special Counsel in Search for Revisions

Truman Turns To Fellow Missourian In Search Of Labor Law Revisions

TRUMAN ASKS CLIFFORD TO  STUDY LABOR LAWREVISION   Wants Clear Law On Responsibility Of Labor To Gov’: And The People

PRESIDENT SEEKS STRIKE AVERTING LABOR REVISIONS   WANTS LAW TO FIX RESPONSIBILITY OF LABOR TO NATION

Stud v Revision Of Labor Laws  C. M. Chfford   C. M. Clifford Won't Discuss Work He is Assigned

TRUMAN SEEKS FORMULA T0 AVERT STRIKES   Assigns Clifford to Hunt fo Legislative System to Prevent Walkouts

Truman Searching For New Labor Law Revisions;  Seek Strike-Averting Plan

TRUMAN SEEKS LAWS TO SMOOTH ECONOMY   Clark Clifford Assigned To Coordinate Program

Labor Law Revision Is Sought   Clear Concept of Responsibility to People Needed

Truman Turns To Clifford for Strike Solution   Seeks ‘Clear Concept of Labor’s Responsibility To the People’

Lawmakers Sef March Deadline For New Action   President Is Eager For Law to Clarify Labor ‘Responsibility’

Truman Assigns Clark Clifford Te Hunt For Anti-Strike Steps   President Wants ‘Concept’ Of Labor's Responsibilities Written Into Measure

TRUMAN NAMES AIDE TO STUDY LABOR CHANGES   President Appoints Youthful Attorney To Hunt For StrikeAverting Legislative Formula.

State of Nation Message To Bear Anti-Strike Plan   Truman To Insist Labor Responsibility Be Clarified — GOP for Compulsory Arbitration

Truman’s Counsels Begin Mapping End to Unions’ Powers   Names Clark Clifford to Write Revision to Labor Laws

Responsibility Of Unions Truman Maps Labor Law For Action By Republican Congress

Truman Wants Law To Avert Strikes   President -Eager For Legislation To Clarify Labor's ‘Responsibility’

Truman Would Have Labor Responsibility To People And U.S. Written Into New Law

BOTH PARTIES FAVOR LABOR LAW CHANGES   Lewis’ Threat of Walkout on March 31 Sets Deadline —  ‘ee

FORD HAVING ClO TROUBLE   UNION'S NATIONAL COUNCH. RECOMMENDING CHANGES’ IN THE RECENT WAGE AGREEMENT-~—-—-—-

Half Dozen Men Discussed For Secretary Of Interior      Talk Centers Around O’Mahoney, Douglas, Schwellenbach And Anderson

O’Mahoney High On List Of Possibilities  Truman Has Tough Job In Naming Ickes Successor

President Studies Likely A pointees For Interior Post.   Seeks To Obtain Good Man; 0 pMandoey Boosted.

Successo! To Ickes is Sought   Sen. O’Mahoncy Strongly Backed In Washington

Truman Considers Several Possibilities To Succeed Ickes; O'Mahoney Mentioned

‘OVER APPOINTEE + OF INTERIOR SEC   Senator Joseph C. O’Mahoney Strongly Backed By Capitol Hill Friends.   INAME IS HIGH ON LIST   Truman Undecided Whether He Is More Valuable In Cabinet. or Senate.

Undecided On Ickes  Successor   Truman Deliberates Over Half a Dozen Possible Appointees:  Talk of O'M ahoney

Half Dozen Considered   Truman Puzzling At Secretary of Interior

Truman Reported Pondering Over Many Appointee:   O’ Mahoney High On List To Fill Secretary Of Interior Vacancy  Paw AC*H RVI.

Copitel Hill Friends .indorte ‘Senator O'Mahoney, Wyointwa. tv lekedé Jab ~

i CABINET =~. :  O’Mahoney _ Top Choice  Wyoming Senator  May Replace Ickes

SOLONS BACK Q'MAHONEY FOR CABINET POST   Truman Considers Half Dozen Names For Ickes Job

O MAHONEY BACKED FOR ICKES’ JOB   Wyoming Senator’s Name Is High on List of Half a Dozen Possible Appointees to Post of Interior Secretary.

yer Half-Do..2n Possible. »pointees To Ickes Post ndered by Pres. Truman

Half Dozen Possibilities Are Considered For Appointment As Secretary of the Interior

O'Mahoney Is High On List For Ickes Job   Truman Undecided Whether He Would Be Of More Ser vice In Cabinet,’ Senate   DOUGLAS IS NAMED

Sen. 0’Mahoney Strongly Backed For Ickes Post   Report Name High On List Of Possible Appointees Considered By Truman

Truman Ponders Ickes Successor   Sen. Jos. O'Mahoney’s Name High On List

‘President Studies Likely Appointees  For Interior Post   Seeks To Obtain Good i Man: O'Mahoney  Boosted.

O'Mahoney Backed for Interior Post   President Reportedly Deliberating Over Half Dozen Possibles to Succeed Secretary Ickes

ee RRO tn Rm EM oa ae mantra renee A LLL LLL LEAL LLL LO LLL LLL LL ALD L OAL ALAA ELA  Capitol Hill Friends Back Mahoney for Ickes’ Interior Secretary Job-

After Worst Revolt. AFL Truck Drivers to Go Bac! ‘Today, Union Heads Pledge

Higher Union Steps into Driver Strike   Called Worst Revolt By Rank and File In Union’s History

Break Looms In New York Truck Strike   Leaders Pledge AFL Drivers Will Return To Work

Union Orders 10,000 Truck Drivers Back   Sympathy Strikers Directed To Resume Work As High Orftinintsc Stan In

Mayor O'Dwyer Announces Police  Preteelion For the Return. ing Truckmen. Pickets Withdrawn

UNION LEADERS ATTEMPTING 10 SETTLE STRIKE   Worst Rank And File Re volt In Teamsters’ History   POLICE PROTECTION OFFERED BY MAYOR

TEAMSTERS’ TOPS ORDER 10,000 STRIKERS BACK ON JOBS IN NEW YORK   22,000 Auto Workers Idle From Strikes

SYMP ATHIZING STRIKERS DUE BACK TO WORK   New, York AFL Truck Drivers Still Hold Out

Some Truck Strikers Go Back Today  Initial Walkout Snull in Effect

UNION DIRECTS 10.000 TRUCKMEN TO RESUME WORK   Sympathizing Strikers in New York and New Jersey  ° Ordered to Abide by Contracts.   APPEAL OF 0'DWYER GETS QUICK RESPONSE   Rank and File Revolt Called Worst in Teamsters’ History~-15,000 Others Idle Not Affected.

Truck Drivers Scheduled To Refurn Today      AFL Officials Call Strike Worst Revolt in Teamsters’ History

TRUCK DRIVERS BACK TO WORK IN NEW YORK   Many Thousands Of Men On Sympathy Strike Ordered To Jobs

TRUCK DRIVERS TO END STRIKE   Union Orders Teamsters Back On Their Jobs In New York

10.000 Truck Strike Sympathizers Ordered To Return to Work   Teamster Brotherhood Leaders Call Walkout ‘The Worst Rank and File Revolt In Teamsters’ History; 5,000 in Northern New Jersey to Return to Jobs Today

AFL Orders 10,000 Men Back On Job   Police Protection Promised In NYC; 15.000 Drivers Idle

Tobin Orders Men to Return  Truckers Strike Called ‘Worst Revolt’

Torrential Rains Inundate Areas   Mississippi Valley Has Thundershowers

Highway And Rail Trattic Still Snatled   Wichita Falls And Rio Grande City Are Waterlogqaed

Highway And  Rail Traffic.  Still Snafled . Wichita Falls And Rio Grande City ;

D. GUY HOLLINGER & BRO. MARKING ANNIVERSARY   Hanover Real Estate And Insurance Firm At 17 Carlisle Street In Business Many Years

State Begins To Feel Strike Blow   Loaded Coal Cars Left On Sidinas

Transportation Strike Effect Felt in State   Mines Closing, Traveler Stranded, Few Eraing  LPenona Bawa

WAA 70 OVERHAUL SURPLUS SALES PLAN   Present Setup Is Called ‘Gravy Train’

Surplus System Overhauled To Eliminate “Sloppy” Methods, “Gravy Train’, WAA Says

TO OVERHAUL WAR SURPLU! SALES SETUP   Original Method Termed ‘Sloppy’ And ‘Gravy Train’

U.S. Askec to Help on Cotton   Exchanges Suspend Trading After Price Drop of $10 Per Bale

ACTION BY TRUMAN CR COTTON ASKED   Three ‘Alabama Candidates Urge Intervention to Balster Market =»

ASKS U.S. HALT COTTON PRICE DECREASE AS EXCHANGES CLOSE TO PREVENT FURTHER DECLINES

‘CLOSE SCRUTINY TO BE GIVEN 'U. S CULTURAL POLICY   Republicans See Possibility of Saving Money in Curtail‘ ing Program

State Department Program to Be Scrutinized  New Congress Plan Tighter Curb on Propaganda Agencies

pTaber Sees Opportunity for Hundred Million Expense Cut By Scrapping Public Relations

REPUBLICAN AXE TO SLASH FUND   ‘House Committee Wonders if ‘Cultural Relations’ Expenditures Are Worthy

TO STUDY CULTURAL RELATIONS   ‘Republicans May Eliminate Program Entirely

Pet Parade! Donkeys Sans Epizuotics May Be Brought To L. Ss. Ry GPs

SEVEN TO CONDUCT CLOTHING INQUIRY   SENATE COMMITTEE TO OPEN HEARINGS ON SHORTAGE NEXT TUESDAY.

War Quiz Group Says FBI Probes Pre-Dawn Raid   Numerous Items Missing From Papers Gathered By Committee

Name of Person Who Raided U.S. Files Secured   ‘Data on Garsson Matter Removed From Office

War Probers Receive Data On File Raid   Senate Committee With holds Names Of Individuals Responsible   met Fee eee, lUmD  FBI Probes Alleged Tampering With Files On Garsson Case

FBI Cheeks Probe File Tampering   Identity of Persons ResponsibleKnown, Mead Group Says

SECRET FILES IN MUNITIONS QUIZ MISSING   GUILTY INDIVIDUALS BELIEVED KNOWN; FBI STEPS IN

Investigators Papers Taken And Copied   Mead Committee Told Who Took Records On Garsson Probe

Part of Files on Garsson Matter Were Removed From Comittee’s Office in Senate Office Build ino

File Thieves Identity Is  Discovered  FBI Assumes Charge of Case

War Probers Learn Names Of Those Who Raided File:   FBI Reported to Have Stepped Into Case Concerning Garsson Munitions Combine: Episode Occurred Last Fall

Secret Files Of War Profits Probers Taken   Documents In Garsson Combine Case Missina

FBI TO PROBE ALLEGED RAID ON MEAD FILES   Some Documents Said To Be Missing In Garsson Probe

War Probers Get Names of File Raiders   Individuals’ Identity Withheld by Senate Investigating Group

Mead Inquiry Files Stolen   Papers. Copied,. Returned, Some Listed Missing:

MEAD COMMITTEE TOLD WHO RAIDED ITS SECRET FILES   Important Documents Concerning Garsson Munitions Combine Taken From Office at Night.   SOME PAPERS COPIED AND LATER RETURNED   Identity of Those Responsible Not Revealed by Probers —FBI Taking Hand in Case.

FILE RAIDERS ARE SAID TO BE KNOWN   FBI Is Said to Have Stepped into Probe of Garsson .

Garsson Case Files Raided   FBI Steps into Probe of Case, Senate Committee States

High Ranking Officials Pay Tribute to Patton for  Whom Hall Is Named

Gen. Patton Honored By Cavalrymen   “Patton Hall” Dedicated At Fort Riley, the “Cradle of the Cavalry”

Bombay Report Says Rioting [s Being Renewed   Troops Stand Ready To Aid Police If Support Is Necessary   EIGHTY DEAD AS RESULT CF RIOTS

DEATH TOLL 100. IN BOMBAY RIOT   British Re-inforce Troops as List of Injured Stands at 300

Strike in More Than 100 Plants Goes Into Effect at 12:01 A. M, —~—Government Officials Unsuccessful in Obtaining Settlement.

STRIKE TIES UP 6070 PER GENT OF MEAT SUPPL’   ClO and AFL Workers Quit Packing House Jobs at Midnight   FEW PLANTS UNTOUCHED   Stoppage Is Called as Frantic Negotiations to Reach Agreement Fail

Claim Kaiser Firms Made 9197 237,284   $600 Investment Brought One Company $2,080,000 Profit

War Shipbuilding Profits Inquiry Gets Under Way   Program Cost 24 Billions; 14 Companies Facing House Probe

HOUSE GROUP ‘OPENS PROBE OF SHIPBIIE DING   Huge Profit on $600 Investment Made by One Company

$600 Netted $2,080,000. Prober Says   St. Johns Corp. Under Fire At House Inquiry

KAISER GROUP AMONG. FRNS INDER INQUIRY   One Concern Said to Realize $2,080,000 on Invest» ment af $600   NOTHING ILLEGAL FOUND   Another Committee Begins Investigation of WAA on Its Dealings

SHIPBUILDING,      House Merchants Marine Committee Open Investigation Into Wartime Profits. — Nineteen - Companies Must, Give Accountings..

From $600 to $7,080,000 in Ships, Report   HOUSE MERCHANT MARINE COMMITTEE IS TOLD OF ALLEGED PROFIT.

ONE COMPANY DN S000 MADE TWO MILLION   Kaiser Earned $182,237,284 in U.S.-Built Plants, Gov’t Shows.

CAISER COMPANIES TO BE SCRUTINIZE!  Gain of Two Millions on $600 Investment is Charged Today at Capital Hearing.

PROFITS HUGE, COUNSEL TELLS INVESTIGATORS   19 Firms Made $356,006,612 on Negligible Capital,  Naelarae Palace

Shipbuilding Companies Are Being Probed   One Firm Made Over $2,000,000.00 on a $600.00 Investment

PROFITS PROBE ON IN CAPITAL   One Shipbuilding Company Made Two Million With $600, Probers Told

Shipbuilder Put In $600, Got $2,080,000   Kaiser Group’s War  Fees and Earnings $192 937 984.

Ship Builders’ Profits Probed   $600 Outlay of Cash Brings $2,000,000 in Profits for One Fizm

Temperatures   Wartime Profits Of Shipbuilders Are Under Probe   Gains of $2,080,000 on Investment Of $600 Cited; Six of 19 Companies Tmder Serutiny Are Kaiser Outtits

HOUSE OPENS SHIPBUILDING PROFITS PROBE   Wartime Bonanza For 19 Firms

Saved U. S. $500,000,000 Says Industrialist: Florida Firm Named in Profit From $600 _

Millions on Only $600 Investment   House Group Opens Probe of War Profits—Kaiser Firm Is Investigated

Sav One I Two. Millions : Sil Capital —   Henry Kaiser Group Named At Hearing “On Huge Earnings.

MILLIONS MADE ON $600 ANTE   Panel Hears of Investments :. Comipared. to Profits

Wartime Earnings Of 19 Shipbuilders Investigated; Kaiser To Testify At Hearing

2 Million ‘Profit On Investment  of $600 Told   Shipbuilding Firm Named By Counsel In Investigation Into War Profits

_” — PROBE — Kaiser  Netted  192 Million   19 Companies Get $356,006,612 on U.S. Contracts

Tension Grows In Tokyo On Eve of Election   U. S. Soldiers Are Called Out To Quell Rioting

LATEST NEW S BULLETINS   Shidehara Man-Handled by ‘Jan’ Delegates

JAP PREMIER MANHANDLED   Guards Protect Official After Leftist Delegates Present Demands

BODY TO DECIDE ON CONTINUING AID 10 EX-FOES   Famine Has Started in Asia, Delegate Tells Meet

Hungry World Poses Problem  For UNRRA   First Right to Food Should Go to Victims Of Aggression, New Zealand Delegate Says

PROBLEM OF FOOD 10 ENEMY NATIONS IS UP BEFORE UNRRA   New Zealand Delegate Says Other Nations Have First Call

Food Shortage Big UNRRA Problem  _ Relief Aid to Former Enemies May Be Cut

Should Liberated Get UNRRA Relief Before Aqaressors!   Question Flung Squarely into Council Parley

UNRRA’s Help to One-Time Enemies  May be Curtailed   Issue Faces Council of International Relief Organization Today

UHINESE FEED ON GRASS AND CLAY, REPOR}   Greek Children Starving and People Drop in Street, UNRRA Told.

Lack of Food In China, Greece Told   UNRRA Meeting Hears Tale of Suffering In Stark, Terse Terms

Starving China and Greece Appeal for Continued Aid; Greatest Crisis Is at Hand

PROPOSES UNRRA PARE RELIEF 10 FORMER ENEMIES   DELEGATE FROM NEW ZEALAND INSISTS ON AID TO ALLIES FIRST

Report of Suffering ‘To UNRRA   China and Greece Make Appeal For Continued Aid; Situation Acute

CANADA-HIKES DOLLAR VALUE   CANADIAN GOVERNMENT PLACES ITS DOLLAR ON A PAR WITH AMERI CAN MONEY

HOUSE PASSES ACT RAISING SERVICE PAY   Acts Hurriedly,  In Readiness for  Draft Bill

HOUSE PASSES DRAFT BILLIN RECORD TIME   Bilt Provides Increase In Pay For Every Service Department

Gl PAY INCREASES APPROVED TODAY BV VTE OF HOIISE   Measure Is Sent on to Senate; ‘Draft Holiday’ Called by Patterson for United States.   PLAN IS INTENDED TO SPUR RECRUITS

Measure Goes Now To Senate   Action Rushed To Clear Decks For Draft Proposal

EX- GOVERNOR TENER IS DEAL   Chief Executive in 1911-15 Former Baseball League Head, Dies at Age 82

John K. Tener, Ex-Governor  Of Penna., Dies   Heart Trouble Fatal; Once Was President Of Baseball League

Pormer Governor, National League President, Grand Officer of Elks Passed Away Early Vesterdav   LAST RITES FOR GOV, SCHEDULED WEDNESDAY

OPA Uncertainty Is Blamed For Clothes Hoarding   Barkley Appeals For Extension of Controls For Just One More Year

ATOMIC ENERGY MAY COMPETE WITH COAL   Noted Nuclear Scientist Sarg Such Is The Possibility Within Next Nine Vears

Noled Afom Scientist Sees A-Power @ As Serious Coal Competitor By 1955

Atom Possible Coal Competitor   Scientist Upholds Its Use Against Japan

ATOM SEEN AS COMPETITOR IN COAL SECTORS   Dr. Compton Certain If Political : Difficulties Are Hit

Atomic Power Seen as Big Competitor To U. S. Coal Industry by About 1955

ATOM POWER SEEN COAL COMPETITOR   Dr. Arthur Compten Defends America’s Use of Bomb  Anaine? lananssa

OPA May Modify Order Rolling Back Meat Menu Prices   Restaurants Must Show New Ceilings Are Too Low

OPA TO BE GIVEN  MEAL PRICE DATA   CEILINGS MAY BE BOOSTED IF if 18S SHOWN TOPS ARE TOO LOW.

FOR FULLER RRUSA SERVICE CALL H. J. HTXENBAUGH 327 FAIR AVENUE PHONE 6770

JUST ARRIVED! ALL WOOL SHETLAND SUITS $25 — $29  wrmsasceenore ra

Sen. Pepper In Rebuke te President   New Deal Senator Doesn't Like Handling of Lahor Matters

NEW STRIKE THREAT FOR RAILROADS   A. F. Whitney, B. of R. T. Head, Blames Truman for Breaking Faith.   FLASH!

Sen. Pepper And W hitney Rap Truman   Handling Of Labor Criticized; Senator Backs Wallace Policy

SEN. PEPPER IN TIRADE AGAINST TRUMAN POLICY   Florida Senator Upholds Wallace, Sides With BRT Chairman —

Pauley Vote May Be Test For Truman In Senate   President Showed “Lack of Adherence To Strict Truth, Tekes Charces

Pauley Fight Takes on New Significance  Of Senatorial Confidence Issue

NOMINATION OF PAULEY IS HELD PROBABLE NOW   Senate May Act Favorably As Expression Of Con fidence In Truman   ICKES FIRES ANOTHER BLAST AT PRESIDENT

Pauley Nomination Takes On Aspects of Confidence  Vote in Truman’s Regime   Left Wing Democrats Await President's Appointment of New Secretary of Inferior as Fresh Indication of Polifical Trend

Senate Vote On Pauley To Test Truman Power   Left Wing Democrats Await New Secretary Interi ior To Show Trend

Pauley Fight Seen Vital To Truman   Controversy Takes On Aspect of ‘Confidence’ Vote

Pauley Case Is Taking On Aspects Of Confidence Vote   Democratic Left Wingers Await Appointment of New Interior Secretary for Clues of Administration’s Current Trends

SEEN VOTE OF CONFIDENCE   Senatorial Aspect Challenge ._To President

COURSE WILL BE OUTLINED AT GOP MEET   Party Program and Poliev Are to Be Up for Discussion

GOP LEADERS PLAN TO MAP U. $. DESTINY   Defeated Democrats Ask: ‘Where Do We Go  From Here?’

G. O. P. Heads Call Parleys To Map Out  Party Course  Sen. Taft Speaks Of Cutting Budget  Daten ta 95 ar 2

House, Senate Committees to  Meet Thursday   GOP Solons, However, Fear Trouble Over Division of Spoils

Tatt Hopes To Reduce U.S. Budget   cering Commniitices To Meet Thursday 5 To Split Up Spoils

Steering Group Calls Meeting Next Thursday   Prospects Of Trouble Seen In Parceling Out Election Trophies   DEMOCRATS PIN HOPES ON REPUBLICAN MESS-UP   Expect To Junk AM Remaining Wartime Controls: Trim Spending

Republicans Call Meetings to Plot Convress Course   Demos Find Knotty Issue: ‘Where Do We Go Now?’

Senate Republicans Order Early  Start on Program   Victorious Candidates Will Go Into Huddle on Thursday; House Members to Meet Same Day

Policy Shaping Plans Started By Chieftains      Steering Committee to Go in Huddle Next — Thursday

Recover GOP Fumbles Plan Of Democrats   Now: Congress Minority, - Party Expects to Benefit  Rye: Viotoawe? Mens

GOP Mapping Future Course At Washington   Plans for Victorious Party Procedure Will Be Whipped Up

President Ignores Hint On Resigning   Steering Committee Set To Discuss Cut In Toxes, Controls

Leaders of Both Houses fo Confer Next Thursday   Taft Speaks of Cutting $25 to $30 Billion Off Budget

TAFT WOULD TRIM BUDGET 10 TO 15: BILLION DOLLARS   Ohioan Declares It Must Be Balance d— Believes . That Taxes Can Be Reduced.   STEERING COMMITTEE * TO MEET NEXT WEEK   Stands to Be Taken On Economic Controls and War”: Powers—Both Expected ..  to Be Junked. é

NEW LEADERS OF CONGRESS GOIN HUDDLE   VICTORIOUS PARTY STARTS TO CASH IN ON GAINS

Republicans Plan to ‘trim ‘axes and Goveanmeut Spending and “Remove All Remaining Warlinie Contenle ;

PLAN REDUCED TAXES, GOVT. SPENDING CUT   Balanced Budget Also Included in Party Policy Plans

GOP Leaders ° To Map Course  For Congress   Steering Committees To Meet Thursday; Demos Tape Wounds

NEW FACTS ON HOTEL ROOMS SOUGHT BY OPA   Shortage of Rentals And Housing Subject To Furth2y Probing

Rent Ceilings May Be Raised By OPA Order   Hotels and Rooming Houses Asked to Give Information

ASK NEW RENT CONTROL DATA   Hotel And Rooming House Information May Lead To Ceiling Changes

PA Move Viewed s Hinting Rent ontrol Will Ease   Congressmen Cite Agency Request For rt Ranmine House Data

OPA Asks New Control Data   Home Owners Group Says Recent Action Will Make Shortage Worse

New OPA Proposal On Rents   Calling for Data From Hotels and Rooming House Operators

Hotel Owners To File New Data For OPA   Congressmen See Request As Move to Ease Ceilines

(PA ASKS NEW CONTROL DATA FROM HOTELS   Home Owners Declare Rent Area Extension Worsens Shortage

F ind Mice Signal = : ; . Morphine Presence: “Fath ¢Tail-Spelling”

Sweeping Revision Reported in Soviet Reparation Demands on Balkan Nations

Soviet Reparations Claims on Balkans Reported Revised   ‘Concessions Granted Ro' mania as Plans Progress For Peace Parley

Romania Receives Broad Concessions   Country Will Be Enabled . To Stabilize Economy— Hunsarv To Pay $300.000.00¢

RUSSIA REVISES DEMANDS AGAINST BALKAN POWERS   Romania: Grented Concessions Easing Provisions of Armictice Terme

MAJESTIC  Theatre  ORAN      Wednesday and Thursday OCT. 9-10  The Great John L.

Dictatorship Of Big Powers Is One Charge   Russia Singled Out For Misuse Of Power

Small Nations Described As Vassals   Russia Is Denounced For Using Veto © 10 Times in Council

Australia Flays Russia in Attack On Veto Power   Charges Soviet Action Has ‘Stultified’ Work Of Security Council

Russian Actions  Attacked   Australian States U.S. Work Stultified By Soviet Use of Big Power Veto

/ETO ISSUE DUE BEFORE U.N. TODAY   Political Committee to Take Up Problem, With Small Powers Pressing tor Abolition of Big Five  > ee © ae

St. Louis Faces Food Shortage as Truckers Strike   Chamber of Commerce Asks Police Board to Intervene

Sf. Louis Is Near Hunger   Week's Strike of Truck Drivers Leaving Staple Foodstuffs, Meats Short

‘BE USED FOR ‘EMERGENCY SHIPMENTS   Burlington Bans .: Shipment All Parnshables Bry

MANY OFFER TO AlD COPS YOUTH WORK   Youngsters Anxious to Join Junicr Police Department

UN Considers Membership Applications   Set Aside Controversies On Albania, Outer Mongolia For Present.

CONSIDER U.N. MEMBERSHIPS   Committee ‘Turns to Less Controversial Applications Today

UN MEMBERSHIP GROUP CONSIDERS SIX APPLIGATIONS   ‘Afghanistan First Up for Discussion at Closed Meat ane in Naw Yar

U. N. DEBATES AFGHANISTAN APPLICATION   Defers Discussion Of Albania And Outer Mongolia

Small Nations Are Seeking Places in UN   Members Shift Study To Applications Of Little Countries

Senator Urges Audit of 14-Year Democratic Rule  Be Made for GOP Conaress

SEN. ROBERTSON URGES AUDIT OF FEDERAL BUREAUS   Proposes Checkup ly Ex perts Responsible Only te fennre<< 

Robertson Demands  Probe Of New Deal   Congressman Wants Independent Audit Of All Government Activities Under The Democrats

Sen. Robertson Demands Complete Audit of Government Activities Under 14 Years of Democratic Rule

SENATOR ASKS ACCOUNTING OF U, S, FINANGES   Avdit Would Cover Entire 14 Years of Roosevelt Era

Three Americans Are Detained by  British in Jerusalem  Quote Commander as Saying Policy   Quote Commander as Saying Policy Was to Make “Nuisance” of Selves to Turn Jews on Terrorists

British Officer Detains Writers  Policy In Palestine To Be ‘Nuisance ’ Save

R. E. Youngquist Sworn in Monday As Treasurer   County Commissioners Announce No Change In County Personnel

Can’t Agree On 4 Points In Measure   Adjourr. Until Monday and Hope to Have Biff Ready Next Week

CONFEREES DISAGREEMENT ON PRICE BILL   Final Draft Will Probably Allow General Price Rise

SECRECY. SURROUNDS PROVISIONS }   Price Increases ine  Be Allowed  In Measure "Ae

‘Temperatures   OPA Conferees Unable to Agree On Major Points   Decontrol Details, Length of Extension and Subsidies Are Chief Problems; Bill May Reach the House for Action By Next Tuesday

‘louse and Senate Near Agreement On OPA s Future   Conferees Guard Developments But Barkeley Optimistic

White House May Get Bill By Nightfall   Predict Relaxed Controls, But Administration Is  Expected To Fight

OPA CONFEREES NEARING ACCORD   Agreement Seen Possible By Nightfall

Price Control Compromise Likely Today   House, Senate Bill Expected to Allow General Increases

Major Points Still Open on  Price Control   Conferees Adjourn Until Monday on O. P. A. Arcumenits

Barkley Seeks Final Act by End Next Week   Anderson is Given Pricing Control Of Farm Products

Nation Views Results Of Off-year Elections   Republicans Dedicate Party to Assuming New Resosnsibilitiec

GOP Leaders Dedicate Party To ‘Great Task’   Gov. Dewey Declares Peopie Chose Between Different Philosophies

Assay Victory Results      Republican Leaders Dedicate Party to New Responsibilities; PAC Scorns ‘Reaction’

Georgia Mob Lynches Negro   Tenant Accused of Killing 62-Year-Old Farm Wife

iOuster Action IBy Nei ghbors WwW ill Be F ought   ‘Woman and Her Chinese  } American Husband Cite Court Rating That He Js American brdzan

Suit Filed To Unhood The Ku Klux Klan   Terroristic Acts Cited in Action Filed by State of Georgia

GEORGIA SUES TO REVOKE KU KLUX CHARTER   TERRORISTIC ACTS CITED IN COURT COMPLAINT

GEORGIA FILES SUIT TO AVOID KKK’S CHARTER   State Charges Hooded Order Trying To Grab  Government Control

KLAN’S BREAK-UP. “ASKED BY GEORGIA   TERRORIST ACTS LAM TO HOODED ORGANIZATION IN DISSOLUTION SUIT.

Suit Filed. To Dissolve  KKK Charter   Conspires To Seize Government Rule, Georgia Charges _

SUE TO REVOKE KLAN CHARTER   State of Georgia Starts Action to Dissolve Hooded Empire

Georgia Files  Suit to Revoke KKK Charter   State Charges Hooded Order Trying to Seize Government Agencies

Offers Reward For Info on Shooting  Someone Fired at Busses In West Virginia

Santa Fe Plans Own Air Line   ‘Skyways’ to Engage In Contract Work

AFL CHALLENGES HOUSE PROBERS   Four Unions Refuse To Answers Questions Into Campaign Activities

Unions Chailenge Authority of Campaign Probe   A PDzLRWLYV ABT T..°2. Mm   4. Rebel AF L Units Face  House Contempt Action

House Committee Faces Showdowr With AFL Union:  Threat Of Contempt Cita  tions Posed; Hearing Ciniad Tanaci

Four Unions Challenge Authority Of Probers   Showdown Looms In House Group’s Investigation  Of Exvenditures

4 AFL UNIONS CHALLENGING HOUSE GROUP   Campaign Expenditures Probe Heads For A Showdown

TO SHOWDOWN WITH UNIONS   Challenge From Labor Groups Is Made In Funds Inquiry

Unions Asked To Cite Stand On Elections   Campaign Expendit ures Committee Heads for Showdown

4 AFL Unions  Face Showdown   House Group Poses Threat Of Contempt Citations

Political Probe  Showdown Looms Contempt Citations _ Are Threatened

Would Serap Wage Controls   Decision in Seamen’s Case Spurs Fresh Drive by Unions

Union Heads Renew Drive to Halt WSB Controls on Wages   Say WSB is Disgraced; Lewis Thinks Wage  Controllers Done

SPURRED BY SEAMEN’ S DECISIONS   Stabilization Board Members Not To Resign

Unions May Launch New Labor Wars   Labor Studying Steelmen's Ruling In Sellers’ Dispute

‘Drive Under Way to Serap ‘Wage Contro   Members of WSB Give No Indication of Giving Up Posts Despite Stand Taken by Unions \

Drive To Scrap Wage Controls   Labor Unions Ready To Open Campaian

Seamen’s Decision Spurs Labor Drive To Wipe Out Wage Controls, Board Firm

End of Strike Brings New Agency Grief   White House Decision Spurs Attack on Wage Stabilization

‘White House Decision in ‘ Seamen’s Dispute Spurs Drive; Demands Made WSB Members Resign

FRESH DRIVE ON WAGE CONTROLS   Seaman’s Wage Decision Stirs New Movement By Some Unions To Scrap Wage Plan.

Union Start Drive To Scrap Wage Stabilizing Group   AUW Studies Raise Given Seamen As Possible Strike Basis

Capitol Wary of New A-Bomb Plan; Odds Improve on Draft Extension

REPUBLICANS WN VICTOR} IN CONGRESS   GOP Also Takes Majority Ot  Governorships

VOTE MARGIN ~ ASSURED FOR  fori ae                   MAJORITY OF 53 IN  “AND AT LEAST SEX IN  SENATE AS RESU OF VICTORY          By WILLIAM K, HUTCHINSON Internatlonal News Service

BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS SWING OVER.   Republican State — Ticket Overwhelmingly Approved

GAIN 54 SEATS IN HOUSE; ADD 12 IN. SENATE   Flection Results Give Winner Host of Presidential Possibilities for 1948

“All Is Forgiven’ After Farewell of Wife of Minister   Couple to Take Vacation After His Neglect for  Church Work

Hindus, Moslems Battling At Allahabad  24-Hour Curfew   24-Hour Curfew Placed On City Area

THE HOSPITAL AUXILIARY   Much Useful Work Has Been Accomplished.

Federal Grand Jury To Open Lynching Probe   Testimony To Begin Sometime Tomorrow

Airliner Crashes In Kire, Killing 2. of 23 Aboard  Two Crew Members . Perish, 21 Hurt In Indiana Tragedy

16 PAGES   1. W. AL LINER GOES DOWN IN EIRE   Mishap Occurs Two Miles From Shannon Airport

—PLANE CRASH 10 Of The Dead Were  Americans  Plane Exploded As It Hit Ground

9 Paris-to-N. Y. Passengers, 3  Of Crew Perish   Blinding Explosion Seen At Moment Airliner Hit Bog

Eleven Injured When TWA Constellation Explodes In Bog On Small River Isle

[WA Airliner  Crachac in  witli il  Fira. 17 Dio  bE, te wi   Constellation Falls, Expledes on Boggy Island; 11 Survive

12 Die, 11 Hurt When Liner Falls   Big Plane Explodes On Swampy Island In Ireland

TWA Plane Is Wrecked On Irish Bog   Plunge Onto River Isle Near Shannon Airport In scene 11 BPaeaneee

Blast Follows Smash Landing On Fogoy Isle   Eleven Survive, All Except Four Critically Hurt

Eleven Others, Six Crewmen and ‘Five Passengers, Rescued in Air Crash.   TEN FROM U., S, KILLED   Other Two Victims of Constella« tion’s Plunge Into Bog Are Parisians.   Wreckage Only Two Miles From Shannon Airport Scattered Widely, Rescuers Say.

TWA Constellation Hits Small Island In Irish Swamp: 12 Killed, 11 heienadl

12 Killed In Crash O!} TWA Liner   Paris To New York Planes Goes Down Near Shennon. Fries.

12 Die in TWA Constellation Crash in Eire   Star Of Cairo Explodes Two Miles From Port; Many Americans Aboard

Explosion, Crash Kill 12; 11 Hurt   Trans World Airliner on Way From Paris to New York Cracks Up; Seven Critically Injured

Big TWA Airliner. Crashes In Ireland; Ten: of 12 «: Killed Americans: 1} Hurt

Chinese Peace Parley Is Turned Into A Sparring Match By Two Factions

Chinese Groep sill Divided’.  On Peace Basis   'Both Sides Stand Firm; + Reds and Other Parties.  Boycott. . Chiang’s As sembly. Me tg bed

Chinese Groups Still Divided  On Peace Basis   Both Sides Stand Firms; Reds and Other Parties Boycott Chiang's Asseinbly.

HOUSE OKAYS HEAVY OUTLAY   Bills to Spend Nearly 50 Million ‘Passed to Senate

RAILROADS OPERATING COSTS GO UF   Counsel for Carriers Says Expenses Have Increased Billion Since *40.

Britain Discloses Information About Jews’ Underground   Evidence Leads to New Roundup of 2,500 Terrorist Jews

Arabs Threaten Action To Keep Down Terrorism  Jewish Underground Landaere Sauahe

RESIGNS FROM BAR ASS'N POST   Treasurer Quits After Turning Down Negro Application

AWARD CONTRACT FOR GARBAGE COLLECTION   Morrisville To Pay $3,600 For The Service For One Year   SIMONS GIVEN THE JOB

Troops Alerted On Eve of First Greek Elections   Emergency Legislation Stil Needed to Assure Balloting Tomorrow   LEFT-WING EAM TO BOYCOTT POLLS   Charge Right-Wing Terror. ism to Coerce Voters; Shops Will Close

Guard: Over: Grecian Poll   LE inst General . “Election ‘in Years Bovcotted by EAM

Troops To Stand Guard As Greeks Ballot Tomorrow   Atmosphere Tense As EAM Group Refuses Te Take Part In Voting

GPENED FIRE ON SLEEPTIN  SHIPMATES ON LST—ATEMPTED SUICIDE WITH ~ KNIFE OO

Anderson Freezes Farm Ceilings At Price Level Now   secretary Of Agriculture Tells Farmers Of America Their Price Ceilings Now Are As High As They Will Need To Be

Farmers Told Price Ceilings High Enough   Anderson Warns Consumers Are Becomina Resentful

‘Starts the Day On the South Plains’’   ANDERSON WARNS CURBS TO REMAIN AT PRESENT LEVELS  No New Boosts On Farm Goods Planned

Ceilings High Enough To Stimulate Farming  Output, Says Anderson

FARMERS TOLD CEILINGS ARE NOW AT PEAI   Anderson Warns Of Consumer Resentment Against  Price Boosts   ADVISES DEVELOPING FEED INTO MEAT

ANDERSON WARNS CURBS TO REMAIN AT PRESENT LEVELS  No New Boosts On Farm Goods Pliner

Farm Prices High Enough “Anderson   Ceilings Sufficient Tc Stimulate Output, He Declares.

HOLDS FARM CEILINGS ARE: HIGH ENOUGH   Prices Sufficient To Stimulate Output, Anderson Says

Farm Prices     Secretary Anderson Tells Farmers Their Prices Are High Enoudt

Says Citizens Will Resent  Price Boosts   Declares Controls Not Impeding Needed Production

Anderson Says Farm Ceilings  Are Adequate   Agriculture Head Sees No Barrier to Hiked Production

Tells Farmers U.S. Consumers Are Resentful      Secretary Reports Present Prices Should Aid Production

SEC. ANDERSON OPPOSES FURTHER FARM PRICE BOOST   Declares Consumers Are Ree sentful of Rises and Higher Ceilings Would Cut’ jj Consumption.   WELCOMES SLOW RATE OF SELLING LIVESTOCK   Says Light-Weight Animals Now Are Being Fattened and That Means More Meat in Future,

Farmers Told Ceiling Prices Now High Enough   Secy. Anderson Says Production Should Be Stimulated

Solon Asks. For Eisenhower  To Make Report   Criticizes Soldier . Demonstrations; Would Release Non-Essentials

Wallace Backs Atom Control Checkup Plan  Agrees With Baruch; ls "Awara'’ Dade finnnce   Agrees With Baruch; : Aware’ Reds Oppose Inspection System

 STATE CONVENTION IS CLOSED. Dallas Pastor Is Named Baptist Head: Vatican Setup Assailed

Save Six After Crash Of Plane  One Man Believed Drowned In River

SURVIVORS SAY SAVED FROM ICE FLOE IN COLD QUEBEC RIVER   Plane Crash Survivors Are Tak en OFF Ice Floe; Seventh Believed Drowned

Rescue 2 More Crash Survivors   Taken From Ice-Floe In St. Lawrence After Drifting For 3 Days. ~

All But One on Plane-Rescued  Seventh Passenger Believed Drowned

Six Men Saved From Ice Floe After Crack-Up   One Believed Drowned In Frigid River; Plane Crashes and Sinks In St. Lawrence

REP, COFFEE DRAWN INTO SENATE PROBE   May Remains Silent on Senate Subpena te Testify

REP, COFFEE IS INJECTED INTO WAR FRAUD CASE   Washington Man Accepted Check from Big Contractor

WASHINGTONIAN IS PUSHED IN PROFITS CASE   Rep. Coffee Gets $2,500 from Contractor for ‘Campaign Aid’

Check Gives Lead To New Profits Case   Washington New Deale: Says $2,500 Merely Campaign “Gift”

REVEAL EVIDENCE LINKING REP. COFFEE WITH WAR ~ PROFITEERING IN TACOMA

CONGRESSMAN INTO WAR PROBE   Repr esentative Coffee From. Washineton “.. . Named:   Claims: $2,500. Nothing More: Than’. Campaign Fund

Rep. Coffee Brougnt into  Profit Probe   Contractor Reported Giving Congressman Check for $2,500

Brewster Says Washingtonian Got $2,500   Reveals Letter Thanking Contractor for ‘Slip of Paper’

REP. . M. COFFEE LINKED 10 CHECK FROM CONTRACTOR   New Deaier Promised To Be Alert Where -Firm’s Interect: Weare trvalved

Big Contract Aid Admitted   Rep. May Mum After Receiving Subpoena

REP. COFFEE IS SPOTLIGHTED IN CONTRACT DEAL   $2,500 Check Brought ‘Washington Contractor Profuse Thanks

ar Profits Probe to New   ‘Congressman   Link Name of Veteran Representative Coffee in Investigation; May Subpenaed to Appear

New Man Linked With ‘Donations’ In Profits Probe   Tacoma, Wash., Man Received $2,500 Check From Contractor

WAS GIVEN TO CONGRESSMAN BY WAR CONTRACTOR; MAY =": SAYS HE WILL NOT TESTIF

(Rep. Coffee Calls $2,500 Payment  ‘Contribution’   Rep. May Receives Subpeno to Appear Before Senate Probers

ON  BUTCHERS WILL WORK FOR U. S   cio Pack Employes Won't Reveal Attitude

im Injured As Two Fast Trains Crash Head-On   Impact Jars Houses Quarter Mile Away

British, Arab ~ ParleyReady   No Jews Accepted Invite, *hestremists’ Watched

British, Arabs Will Try toSolve Problems  Privct. Gacetanne      Private Sessions Are Scheduled in London Today

British, Arabs Will Try to Solve Problems  Private Sessions Are Scheduled in London Today

21 Nations Will Gather On July 29   Big 4 Foreign Ministers Reach Agreement on Date for General Europear Peace Conference.

21 Nations Will Attend  Peace Parley   Conference Set for Paris July 29; Fix Italian Reparations

Big-4 Dr rafting TnvitationTo Peace Meeting     General Conference Will ‘Be Held Fx 9 hate On European  Treatips

PEACE PARLEY SCHEDULED FOR JULY 29 IN PARIS   Ministers Set Date For Conference After Agreeing On Italian Reparations.

21 Countries To Get Bids For July 29 Peace Parley   ltatian Reparations Question Is Settled By Allied Ministers

Conference To Be Held Last Of This Month   Odds And Ends Of Five Drafts To Be Finished

Peace Meel For July 29   Foreign Ministers Draft Invitations for General European Peace Conference

CONFAB JULY 29   Treaties Intended To End War for Italy, Satellites

LLL LLL LLL LL LLL LLL LLL LLL ALAA LDL LDBLB LALLA LLL AANA LAA LAA ALLA  Big 4 Draft Bids for Genera 2-Nation Conclave July 29

General Europe Peace Session Is Set for July 29   *Foreign Ministers in Final Agreement on

Conference On Peace Set For July 19    Paris To Be Site Of Sessions To Debate Treaties

i tetiae te      Peace Contiencé July. 29; avigation  Of ‘Danube  roublésome” “Ouestion

‘Big Four’ Set Peace Table Date   July 29th Set Tentatively for Peace Conference

Ministers Draw Up Peace Invitations for Paris Meeting   Have Only German Peace Details to Finish; Clean Up Drafts

BiG 4 COUNCIL SETS JULY 29 PEACE PARLEY   Ministers Finally Agree -on Italy Reparations . After 7 Hour Session

Ministers To Draft Europe Peace Proposal   TASK OF BIG FOUR TO REQUIRE HEAVY STUDY

Invitations fo Peace Meeting Being Drafted  poy rane to Be Held on July 79

Foreign Ministers Draft Invitations For European Peace Conference July 29

Conference On Peace To Be July 29   Big Four Settle Reparation Question For Italy

Big 4 Dratts Invitations to Peace Parley   Conference Opens Jufy 29; Italian Dispute Settled

Big Four Will Have Final Say On Treaties  Ministers Agree On Reparations

Envoys Drafting  Bids To Parleys   Paris On July 29th Set As Proposal For Conclave

Ministers Draff General Session For Peace Pacts   Reach Agreement On Reparations After Long Debate

Meet Today To Prepare  Invitations  Italians Must “Pav Reparations

Peace Meet on July 29 Planned   Foreign Ministers Reach Agreement or Italian Reparations

Big 4 Ministers Dratt Invitations to Peace Parley: Aqree on Italy

Peace Conference To Be Held in Paris on July 29  Agreement Is Reacher On Reparations To Be Paid by Htalv

General Peace Conference To Begin July 29   21 Nations To Participate; Big Four Agree On Italian Reparations.

Way Cleared For Holding Treaty Talks   Accord Reached on Italian Reparations. Last Issue Blocking Treaty Conference

CONFERENCE ON PEACE SET T0 MEET IN PARIS ON JULY 29   Big Four Draft Invitations To Treaty Meeting After Agreement

Over  Major Hurdle   Big Four Ministers Agree On Reparations From Italy and Set Date For Peace Parle)

Big Four Foreign Ministers Draft Invitations After Aqreeing On Date

Draft Invitations To, 21 Nations To sSuly 29 Meeting   Big Four Foreign Ministers Reach Agreement On Italian Reparations

Big-4 Agrees on Date for Peace Parley   21-Nation Conference Called to Be Held in Paris July 29

MINISTERS TIE UP LOOSE ENDS OF TREATIES   Paris Diplomats Set Jul 29 As Date For General Meeting

European Peace Conference Due In Paris July 29  Agreement On   Agreement On Italian Payments To Russia Reached

Coal Mine Owners Not  Favorable   Charge Any New Concessions Would Be “Public Disgrace”

New Parley On Miners’ Pay Starts   Government Sits Down to Talk Wage Demands by Lewis; Move Opposed By Private Owners

4,000 Quit Work As Gov't. Hears  Union’s Demands   Mine Owners Charge U. 8. Action Politically Inspired, Think Workers Well Paid

Lewis Absent As Parley With Government On Wages Begins   Mine Owners Give Warning Against Further Concessions _

Walkouts Started — At Mines   4,000 West Virginia Miners Leove Pits; Lewis Not At Partey

U.S. Opens Coal Talks With Union   Mine Operators Say Fur- ther Concessions Would Be ‘Publie Disgrace’

Lewis Absent When Miners Present Plea   Subordinates Ask for New Contract and Higher Wages

New Coal Wage Demands Discussed at Meeting Of Lewis, Gov’t. Leaders

Femperatures   Lewis Absent As Negotiations on Coal Crisis Open   Fifteen Mines in West Virginia Shut Down_ As 4000 Miners Lay Down Tools; Operators  -Charee Conference Is ‘Politically Inspired’

Miners Open Confer ence  WithU.S.   And 4,000 In West Virginia Quit Work As Negotiations In Washington Begin

PARLEY IS UNDER WAY   Armed With Threat of Strike in Bituminous Field, Lewis Begins His Play for a New Wage Agreement.

‘Miners Ask For New Contract   4000 Leave Pitce ac Neactiations Onen

MINE OWNERS WEIGH FARTS   ‘Contend Any  New Concessions “Public Phisgrace’’

Begin Parleys On New Coal Pact At Capital   Lewis Absent From First Meeting; Awaits Krug For Meeting As ‘Equals’

Coal Contract Demands Given  Govt. Officials   Lewis Not At Opening Parley; Some West Virginia Miners Quit.

Feel Lewis Holds Most Top Cards  Owners Hold Concessions  Would be

[Strike Starts - as UMW Demand Is Given U. S$.   - Lewis Absents Self; Subordinate Meets - Kdministrator

Coal Dispute At Showdown Stage Today   Union Boss Holds Top Cards In His Salary Demands

PLAYS FOR NEW WAGE CONTRACT IN TALKS’ TODAY  nam n»ecrme moe   LEWIS OR ONE OF AIDES TO CONFER WITH COLLISSON

GOVERNMENT MEETING WITH MINE WORKERS OFFICIALS STARTED   LEWIS SNUBS SESSION, _BUT STANDS TO GAIN. MUCH IN DISCUSSIONS.

LEWIS REACHES BIG SHOWDOWN   Mine Leader Is Armed With Thinly-Veiled Strike To Threat  GOVERNMENT TO WAIT

UNION CHIEF 1S REPRESENTED AT PARLEY BY DELEGATION LED BY HIS VICE PRESIDENT   Session Is Called In Answer To Demand By Workars Te Discuss Contract and Change In Working Conditiens and Pay   FIERY LEADER CONCEDED TO HOLD TOP CARDS

Delegates Confer With Administrato!   United Mine Workers’ Leader Demands Contract Be Reopened

Government And Miners Meet To Discuss Wages   Lewis Absent As Conference Opens, In Canttal.

Delegates Would Slash Military Bases Everywhere in World   Government Of ficlal:s Comply With Lewis ‘Request for Meeting

OWNERS CONTEND “NEW CONCESSIONS “PUBLIC DISGRACE   lewis Fails to Put in Appearance at Initial Conference

Coal Talks Begin   Lewis Not Present  -As Conference Looking Toward New Wage Pact Gets Under Way

New Contrac Higher Pay ! ie   United: Mine Workers Put Demands Before Goveinment- Officia :   LEWIS NOT PRESENT   Owners Say Conference Is Politics; West Vi site Miners Walk

Coal Crisis To Showdowr   4000 West Virginia Coal Miners Quit in Emphasis of UMW Demand:

UMW Pay Demand to Government   West Virginia Coal Miners Add Emphasis -By Laying Down Tools

Private Owners Balk At Granting Any Concessions   Say Yielding To Unions Would Be “Public Disgrace”; Lewis Absent As Conference Starts

O’Leary Tenders Lewis’  Demand   Four Thousand Ar Staying Off Job In W, Virginia

Miners Open Wage Parley; Lewis Absent   UMW Vice President Heads Union Group In Talks With U. S.

Higher Pay Also Is Included in Union's Request  Some Coal Diggers In Work Stonpnpage

Operators Contend That Giving In To Lewis Will Be “A Public Disgrace’

TALK OVER THE NEW  WAGE DEMANDS MADE BY U. M. W. TODAY   Owners of Coal Mines Are Making.a Vigorous Protest.   “A PUBLIC DISGRACE”   Lewis Sent a Delegation Headed by John O'Leary to , Washington.

Lewis Absent As Talks Open  On Demands   Mine Owners Contend Any New Concessions To UMW Would Be “A  Publie Disgrace”

Union Chief Sends Delegation Headed by John O’Leary To Meet With Federal Representatives.   NEW WAGE -E SCHEDULE DEMAND BY LEWIS

Talk Over Lewis’ Demands   Lewis Sends His Delegation to Conference: he was Absent at Opening

NEW CONTRACT. HIGHER WAGES   Talks With U. S. Open: Krug And Lewis Both Absent; Miners Stay Home

Pauley Receives Blunt Warning From Democrats   Committee Recesses Its Hearings Until Next Wednesday

SLAYING VICTIMS FOUND IN SWAMP   INDIANA COUPLE'S “BODIES LOCATED BY SEARCHERS

Bodies Of Couple Found In Quarry   Were Bound And Gagged Woman Strangled, Man Clubbed To Death

DOUGLAS FAITH TO GET AWARD 0) BUSINESS MEN   Annual Plaque To Honor Banker For War Bond Drives

Reign Of Terrorism  Is Chareed   Molotov Makes Cool, Dispassionate Talk Against Greece At Paris Conference

World Conference on Disease Opens  Truman’s Message Keynotes Meeting

HEARING CONTINUANCE REFUSED IN BUS CASE   PUC Overrules Examiner—L, H Frock Secks To Operate Line Via Route 116 To Gettysburg

Regular Navy Commissions  Are Equalized   Full Opportunity Promised for Non-Annapolis Men

ARMED FORCES BUDGET SLASH “AS PREDICTEL   DRASTIC REDUCTION IN EX.  OPENDITURES SAID TO BE  ., PLANNED FOR NEXT ...-FISCAL YEAR      by, RAYMOND WILCOVE  - International News Bervice

Cause of Fire Is Uncertain   59th Victim Listed In Hotel LaSalle’s Disastrous Blaze

NEW PRIORITIES GIVEN BUILDERS   Searce Materials Added To List For Speeding Up Housing Drive

NEGRO IS HUNTED FOR RAPE   'Use Bloodhounds In Incident Near Escatawpa

SHOTGUN DUEL BY BROTHERS RESULTED IN DEATH OF ONE   QUARREL OVER CASE OF BEER ENDED TREE-TO-TREE GUN FIGHT IN INDI AN

TEXAN MISTAKEN FOR KILLER, SHOT   WOUNDED IN TOE NEAR TEXARKANA WHEN HE STOPS TO PURCHASE BEER.

Selling Drive Tumbles Stock Market Prices  Quoted Values Drop re SAA AAA AAA i   Quoted Values Drop $9,300,000,000 In Week And A Day

Market Average  Hits New Low $1,700,000,000 Loss for Day Reported

Diagnose Heavy New Losses as Stock -‘illers   Analysts on Wall Stree Report Nine Billion Shrinkage

STOCKS IN NEW SPILL; BROKERS BLAME “JITTERS”   Average Touches New Low for 17 Months in One of Most Hectic Sessions of Year.   TRADING BROADEST . JN MARKET’S HISTORY   Quoted Value of Issues Listed Has Shrunk by Around $9,300,000,000 Since September 3.

Stock Averages At 17-Month Low In Selling Wave   Analysts See Loss Since May High Of $18,800,000,000

THREE ISSUES BLOCK END OF GM WALKOUT   COMPANY AND UNION EAGER TO SETTLE 3-MONTH TIEUP

Little Progress Reported Over Disputed Points   Mediator Thinks Both Sides Anxious to End Strike

CM DISPUTE DEADLOCKED   ‘Company and Union Unable To Reach Agreement On Three Major Issues

HOLIDAY DAMPS SCHOOL STRIKE   Marengo Student’ Leaders Support Ousted Teacher

Thinks He Was Justi fied In Shooting The Man Who Drove His Teen-Age Daughter To Suicide

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  R.. ERANK R KENT   Struggle For The Negro

Phone Workers Break Off Wage  Nevotiations   “Finished; Our Answer Will Be March 7,” Union Leader Declares.

Telephone Strike Threat Growing   Peace Negotiations Broken Off Today .

TALKS COLLAPSE ON PHONE ISSUES   Strike Now Appears Almos Certain On March 7

Phone Strike Made Certain As Talk Fails   Union ‘Finished’ With Conference; Tieup Set March 7

Sheboygan Fire Loss is $35,000   Warehouse, Repair Shop are Destroyed

Ends 36-Hour Dice Game  With a Single Roll to Laca fum of $196,000

Lost: $196,000!   SES eee. ree  That’s What  Onlookers Sav Dice Cost Man

Homma’s Wife Is Heard hy Gen. MacArthur   She Refuses to Beg for Her Husband's Life

Homma s Wife Is Heard by Gen. MacArthur  She Refuses to  . Rye Pe - sale   She Refuses to Beg for Her Husband's Life

Efforts Made To Head Off Phone Strike   U. S. Conciliater Calls Leaders To Washington Meet

New Lffort Made To Avert National Telephone ‘Tieup   Telephone Workers and Management Leaders Sum. - moned to Washington for Conference This Morning——Thursday Set as Strike Day 

U.S. Mediator Moves To End Phone Walkout   Leaders Of Rival Factions Called To Parley Today

Phone Leaders Schedule Talk   Nation-Wide Strike  Set For Thursday

New Effort Will Be Made To Avert Telephone Strike   Conciliation Director Call: Union, Company fo Capital Meeting

TRY TO AVERT PHONE TIEUP ON THURSDAY   Call Company, Union Heads to Meet In Capital Today

PHONE DISPUTANTS ARE SUMMONED   CONCILIATION CHIEF CALLS CONFERENCE IN EFFORT TO HEAD OFF STRIKE.

EFFORT MADE TO STAVE OFF PHONE STRIKE   UNION LEADERS ARE SUMMONED TO WASHINGTON

Henri Gourand Dies In France   Outstanding General In World War I Dies At Paris Apartment

Senate Turns To Permanent Conscription   Three Measures “Up..To Replace... Stopgap Draft

SENATE BEGINS PLANNING FOR NEW DRAFT LAW   Service Pressure To Draft Teen Agers Cause Of Activity

SENATE TAKES UP ~NEW DRAFT LAW   Three Main Measures will ’ Be Considered

Senate Considers 3 Draft Bills To Replace Stop-Gap   Begins Study of Proposals Under Pressure to Call Teen-Agers   PRESENT MEASURE EXPIRES JULY 157   Army Leaders Charge It Has Cut Off Principal Source of Manpower

SENATE STARTS STUDY OF NEW DRAFT MEASURE   Many Proposals To Replace Present Stop-Gap Bill Before Solons

SENATE TAKES UP NEW DRAFT MEASURE   Present Stop-Gap Acts Lasts Only  Until July 1

Denies Participation in Case   Hoover Leaves to Probefood Problen

Truman Remains  Out of Politics   Spurns Rally Held Only 2  Blocks from Home

CRISWELL SETS _ COUNTY STOCK — MEET TUESDAY   4 Specialists To Talk At Conference In Eufaula

Shawmut’s Deficit  Nearly 16 Million   Former Trustee Files Report in Court

Secretary Byrnes On Defensive At UN.O. Conference   Enroute To London Faced With Defending Moscow Atomic Agreements   SAYS U.S. WILL NOT REVEAL SECRETS

COUNCIL FACES BRAVE CRISIS   RUSSIAN REFUSAL TO DISCUSS IRANIAN QUESTION PLACES _ COUNCIL IN DIFFICULT POSITION

Russia Again Ionores Issue Before Counci   Gromyko Fails To Attend Session When Iran Issue Is Up For Consideration   COUNCIL DELAYS MAKING DECISION

U.N. COUNCIL KEEPS ISSUE OF IRAN ON AGENDA   Action Postponed to See What Has Happened in Azerbaijan

GOV'T REPORTS RANGE CATTLE  NUMBERS NEAR 1944 RECORD   Not Moving To Market For Fall Feeding Or For Slaughtering

IN O D re n oe e r O f 3d W a r —§ 1a  li in      Tee eee Herds of Beef Cattle Home on the Range, Says US.

There Is Lots of Beef (On the Hoof], But It ls Not Heading For Tables - ~ Just Yet

New Drive on  To Free Meat   Beef Group is In Session With  Officials of OPA

Lots Of Beef On Range, But None At Table   Nation Sees Paradox Of Near-Record Numbers Of Cattle With Our Dinner Plate Empty

Meat on Hoof Nearing Peak   Pricing Uncertainty Keeps Market Bare

Many Cattle Are On Range, Report   Poradox of Near-Record Herds, Empty Markets

Paradox In Beef — Shortage   Though Butcher Shops Are Bare, Cattle Are  Reported On Ranges in Wear-Record Numbers

Range Crowded But Few Cattle Reach Market  ~rcsieny fo aad utu re Prices

Beef Aplenty On Ranges But None On Dinner Table   Uncertainty Over Price: Blamed For Lack Of Slaughtering

Packers Try For  Decontrol   Spekesman Says Govern nent Is In Favor Ceiling End

Near-Record Number of Cattle Roaming Ranges While Nation Going Hungry for That Beef   Grass-Fed Cattle Not Moving Off Ranges to Slaughter Pens in Numbers Government Had Expected This Fall  a Pm ee Oo een hes ee ak me. AES HII, - Spey Sai

NEAR RECORD NUMBER OF CATTLE ROAMING RANGES   Agriculture Department Of. ficial Said Number Not Far From 1944 Peak   UNCERTAIN OVER PRICES   This Prevents the Moving of Grass Fed Cattle to Slaughter Pens.

Beef is Plentiful on Range as Butchers Offer Bare Shelves      Marketing Season Here But Stock is Held for Higher Prices

Fight Ceilings ‘On Meat Price   Beef Tndustry. Representatives. Renew Attack On Meat Price Ceilings.

Plenty Of Catile Roam Fields But There’s No Beef For Tables   Few Of Near-Record Number Of Animals Find Their Wav To Slim American Markets

Record Herds Of Livestoek  Roam Ranges   Nation’s Dinner T a b 1 e Platters Bare Of Meats,  However

Meat-Hungry Nation Witnesses A Paradox .  Cattle Plentiful But No Beef For American Table

A U.S. Puzzle--Lots Of Cattle Yet No Meat on Tables   Authorities Estimate Beef Stock on Ranges May Ton 1944 Pak

Near Record Cattle Graze On Ranges  Tables and Butcher Shops Empty; Blame Price Uncertainty

Meat Markets. Empty As Cattle Rest On Ranges   Officials Say Number of Cattle Is Not Far Below Peak Seen In 1944

Meat-Hungry U. S. Has Plenty of Cattle on Range   Number of Animals Now on Western Ranges Sai To Be Largest on Record But Meat Counters Are Bare, Platters Empty of Beef

New Drive to Free Meats From Controls Started  Industry Committee Predicts Change  Whithin Few Weeake

BEEF CATTLE: NEAR RECORD ON RANGES BUT MARTS EMPTY   Meat-Hungry Nation Told How Cattle Population High: Anderson to Explain

Many Cattle, But Only Few Reach Table   Uncertainty About  Future Prices Held Reason for Holding Cattle from Market

Paradox: Beef Scarce In Land Of Plenty   e Jam Ranges While Farmers Ponder

New Drive Or To Free Meat From Control   National Beef Industry Group Meet OPA Officials

Dinner Platters Are Bare Of Meat In This Country; Record Number Cattle Seen

Elevators Stopped   Near-Record Cattle Herds Roam Ranges While Dinner Plates Are Empty Of Beef

Grazing Cattle Plentiful; Meat Scarce  Price Uncertainty Blamed For Bare R..tehar Shalwac

Butcher Shops Bare As Cattle Graze In Near  Record Totals   Agriculture Experts Blame Uncertainties Over Future Prices

CATTLE ANGE FILLED, MEAT CHE VES BARE   Uncertainty Over Prices Blamed for Lower Marketinas.®

Cattle Roam Ranges, and Held There   That's Answer to Meat Shortage, U. S. Officials Say

MUCH BEEF ON HOOF, BUT NOT ON THE TABLE   Near-Record Supply of Cattle Reported on Ranges; Prices Blamed

MEAT MARKETS TO CLOSE ONLY ASLAST RESORT   Dealers Ask Customers to Help Fight OPA, Avoid Supply Shut-Off.

Grazing Cattle Cover Ranges While Hungry Nation Looks on Dinner Table Platters Empty of Meat

Record Numbers of Beef Cattle Roaming Ranges   ‘Held by Growers in  Hope of Removal of Price Controls .

CATTLE IN NEAR RECORD NUMBERS GRAZE ON RANGES   MEAT-HUNGRY NATION WITNESSES PARADOX OF BEEF SHORTAGE

NOT PLANNED   Truman Discounts Rumors Of Any Major Change In U. S. Policies

Truman Sees No Change — Tn American Foreign Poliey Discounts Reports  As Collapse ~   Discounts Reports As Collapse © Of Conference  Tn Paris Toaoms

Harvester Concert Is to Grant Increase in Wages  Normal Resumption Of GM Output At Once Questioned

THC Strike Is Ended With Wave Accord   Farm Equipment Workers Agree to End Two-Month Walk-Out, Settle Other Mattera by Bargaining

Judge Plans Light Penalty for Redin   Jury to Deliberate On Accused Russian

4 Out OF 10 Without Jobs At Cannelton      Main Industry Destroyed by Sunday Night Blaze; Fire Fighters from Five Cities Answer Call.

Fire Destroys Town Industry   Town Which Suffered From Flood Worse Hit By Fire

Attempt To Delay Trial   FIRE RUINS TOY PLANT, FIVE HOUSES. GROCERY

CLARK ANNOUNCES PERSONS CORPORATIONS INDICTED FOR VANADIUM MONOPOLY

SIX CO INDICTED” UNDER ANTI-TRUST LAW   Five Individuals Also Named; Monopoly of Vanadium Industry Is Cited.

Congress Curbs Spending Spree   Nearly $95 Billion Appropriated During Past Two Years.

Terrific Gas Explosion 7 In Produce’ Market... Kills: Five, ‘Injures Eicht

Five Killed, Eight Hurt ‘When Gas Blast Rocks Columbia. & COM bs

AT LEAST 8 OTHERS HURT IN EXPLOSION   Blast Originates in Gas Appliance Used To Rinen Bananas

WHOLESALE BUILDING SHATTERED   Gas Appliance Used in Ripening Of Bananas

Banana Curing  Shed Explodes   > Persons Die in Blasi Rlamed on Gae

Hight Others Injured When Blast Oecurs   Windows Are Shattered and Buildings Shaken over Wide Area as Market Blows Up

GAS EXPLOSION IN PRODUCE ROOM: iS FATAL TO QUINT      Eight Others Sent. to Hospital “By Blast in South Cara-  ~ Kna’ City

Five Men Are Killed in Blast Today   Explosion Demolishes . Produce Plant In Columbia, $. C.

Five Killed, Eight injured In a Terrific Gas Explosion   All Those Hurt Sent to Hospitals—Blast Oc. curs in a Columbia, 8S. C., Curb Market Wholesale Building and Wrecks Structure.

Terrifie Blast. Five Die   Explosion in Columbia, S.C. Bidg., Appliance Being U sell  To Ripen Resianas

— STALIN WARNS AGAINST HATCHING NEW WAR PLANS —  Russia Parades Might on May Day

STALIN REVIEWS AMIN DAY PARADE TN SOVIET CAPITAL   Sound Warming “tnternctonal Reaction Hatches Plons for New Wor’

TRUMAN PLANS NO STUMP TOUR   President Has Several Invitations To Make Political Speeches

_ Invited by Every State Truman Plans No Tour for Addresses in Fall Campaign

LAUSCHE URGES CALM BUYING   Governor Asks Ohioans Not To Go On Food Buying Sprees During Strike

Doctor Slain Tn His Office   Body of Tacoman Found by  Daughter after He Fails tc   Return to Their Home

Jester to Name Successor To Rail Commission   Governor Nominee To’ Continue in Service Until Inauguration

YUGOSLAV FIGHTER PILOTS = FIRED ON AMERICAN PLANE   U.S, EMBASSY ISSUES STRONG PROT . ON FIRING ON TRANSPORT LOST DURING STORM

YUGOSLAVS FIRE. ON U.S, TRANSPORT PLANE   American Embassy To Demand Explanation

FBI TOLD FACTS “WW SPY" ROB   Mass of Evidence Collected; Two Women Among 13 Being Held By Police

British, FBI Get Spy Data   Atomic Probe Evidence wha Pear Tanks

FBI Gets Mass Of Spy Evidence   Canada Gives Complete Details of Inquiry

Holds Coal Boss Had No Right to Cancel Contract   Action Is Most Drastic Since 1919 Step by President Wilson

COURT ENIOINS NOTICE ENDING FEDERAL PAC)   Hearing on U. S. Request for Permanent Order Is Set for Nov. 27   MOVE TO BLOCK STRIKE   Judge’s Action {s Designed  to Bar General Walkout Thursday

Drastic Action Orders Miners fo Stay on Job   Order Given as UMW Starts Strike; Court Told Paralysis Near

35,000 Idle In Advance Of Deadline   Krug Urges Miners T« Repudiate Leader, Remain on Job.

FIRST MOVE IN SHOWDOWN WITH \MINERS’ CHIEF   35,000 Leave Coal Pits

President Calls For Show Down Fight With Mine Union Boss   Workers’ Funds May Be Frozen   Court Order Issued To  Keep Miners From Shutting Off Coal

PAY SCALES OF SOME EMPLOYES ARE. ADJUSTED   Most Of Increases Are Made In Sheriff's  Devartment

TEMPERATURES:   Deputies Given Boost But Suffer Loss OF All Fees

Mihailovie Trial Begins Tn Y apeolavis   Former War Minister Sits in Dock with Thirteen Accused of Treasonable Action

Chetnik Enters Courtroom with Quiet Dignity, Answers ‘General of the Army’ When Asked His Occupation

Goes on Trial   ‘King Peter's War Minister Is in Court With 13 ‘ Co-Defendanis

MIHAILOVIC ON TRIAL FOR LIFE   Former War Minister Sits In Dock With 13 CoDefendants

Chetnik Chie Begins Fight To Save Life   Mihailovic Takes Stand in Belgrade, Aceused aa Traitor

LOCAL WAR NURSE AND SOLDIER TAKE MARRIAGE VOWS   Miss Ruth Marbach and William Lamoureux Are Wedded January 24

HUNT FOR JEWEL THEVES ENTERS INTO FRANCE   British Continue Search For Jewels Stolen from Duchess

GEM HUNT REPORTED SWINGING TO FRANCE   Scotiand Yard Men Believed To Be Working In Paris

EYE FRANCE IN GEM THEFT HUNT   Duke Places Insurance  Claim for $80,000

Flays OPA Bill Shaping In Senate   “Monstrous Thing” Declares Bowles

FOOD SUBSIDIES DECISION SOUGHT   Group Would Lop Off Added Sum From OPA Fund

Bowles Scores  OPA Measure   Economic Stabilizer Says Proposed Bill Is “Monstrous Thing”

Bowles Raps Senate OPA  Legislation   Charges Measure of Senate Banking Group “Monstrous Thing”

Newspapers Must Insist On Freedom of Press At Home, Press Gathering Is Told

U. 5. Officer Says Close Afom Blast Deadly to Crews   Asserts Vessels Cannot Be Constructed to Protect Men

Shi ps’ Steel Can't Be Made Thick Enough To Protect Crews From Atom

SHIPS STILL RADIOACTIVE  Bikini Proves Fleet Could Be Rendered Helpless By A-Bomb

WORLD OPINION SEEN AS RED DETERRENT   Sen. Connally Says Soviel Conscious Of Force

Black Hand King Named In New York   Frank Costello Called Head Of Murder Racket

Renew Efforts At Settlement Power Strike   Federal Negotiators Resume Meeting With Labor and Management In Pittsburgh

NEGOTIATORS STRIVE TO END POWER STRIKE   Joint Session Resumes In Pittsburgh In Atmosphere of Utmost Secrecy   REPORTERS ARE BARRED

Brotherhood Hints Of Rail Union Strike   Workers’ Counsel States Walkout Will Be Set If Rules Suggested By Roads Pass

Railroad Unions Threaten Strike If Counter-Proposals By Companies Are Adopted

Threatens Strike if Railroads’ Rules ‘Accepted.   Union Councel Issues Warning In Closing _ Debate Before Board —

Given Chance to Gamble on Wheat  Farmers Urged to Sell Holdings Now

Plan Program To Pull More Grain Off Farms  Farmer Could Pick Future Market Price

LIVES OF ATTLEE, BEVIN THREATENED   Fear Jewish  Underground Agents Have Entered London  {

LONDON POSTS SPECIAL GUARDS   Protect High Officials From Jewish Agents

Officials in London Are Threatened   Jewish Underground Report ed to Plan Violence —Place Special Guards

TREATS 10 KL  rE  AROUSE « BRITA   Scotland Yard Begins Hunt in. london for Jewish Underareuad Acentc

‘Precautions Taken To Protect British Officials From  Jewish Terrorists

Special Guards Assigned Duty   Undergreund Agents Reported in London As Government Leaders Threatened

*Post Guards To Protect Prime Minister Attlee And The Royal Family

London Hears Jews Threats, Guards Officials   Scotland Yard Put at Alert; King, Attlee Others Protected

Flames Sweep Residence For  Aged Persons   Jennings Hall Burned In Garfield Heights, Suburban City

EXTRA!   4) Persons Die As Home Burns   Only Six Escape Injury in Blaze

GI Protests Bring Order For Return Ot Unneeded Men   Point Scores Will Be Disregarded In Order Sent By Eisenhower; Entire Program Of Demobilization Will Be Reviewed

Army Reacts To Protests By Soldiers   PlansToSendHome AnyMenNotN eeded Regardless of Score

Demobilization Program to Be Reviewed  G.I.’s From Germany to Japan and at Points In Between Chafe

Army Reacts To GI Protests By Ordering Llome ExeessMer   Eisenhower Directs Commanders to Ship All Unneeded Men Home at Once—Woar Department  Reviewing All Demobilization Plans   Willkie Told Warfare Near   Roosevelt Wrote in 1941 Warning Clash Imminent

ARMY REACTS _ TO PROTESTS      Eisenhower Sees No Need For Crackdown On Soldiers Disgruntled Over Demobilization

Demobilization Program  to Be Reviewed   G.I.’s From Germany to Japan anc at Points In Between Chafe at the Slowness of Discharges

Army Orders Unneeded Men Be Sent Home   Lisenhower Acts as Protests Continue over Demobilization Plan: New Program in Offing

Army Reacts To GI Protests By Ordering Home ExcessMen   Eisenhower Directs Commanders to Ship Aff Un needed Men Home at Once—War Department Reviewing All Demobilization Plans

ACTION 1S TAKEN ASG. 1’S PROTEST STOW DISCHARGES   ‘Order Cabled by Eisenhower Asks Preference for Those With Highest Scores and Longest Service.   TWO SENATORS CALL FOR INVESTIGATION   War Department Announces It Is Reviewing Demobilization Program and Hints at Changes.

Send Unneeded Soldiers Home  Is ‘Ike’s’ Order   Army Chief Acts te Stop Protests Rising on All Foreign Fronts

EISENHOWER SEES NO NEED TO PUNISH PROTESTING GI’   Legislators Continuing Demands For Probe Of  Demobilization

EXPERTS MAY BE INVITED TO VISIT SPAIN   Polish Charge Ot Atomic Research  To Be Aired

Detroit Police Probe Slaying  Of Small Girl   Aunt Tells Conflicting Story Of Fatal Beating Of Pretty Child

Brutal Slaying Is Investigated   Woman In Conflicting Stories About Death Of 4-Year-Old Child

President Signs Bill Freezing S. S. Tax   New Law Goes Inte Effect on October First

SOCIAL SECURITY TAX FREEZE S APPROVED   Bill Also Adds $5 A Month In Welfare Grants

LIMITS FOR DRAFT ACT CONSIDERED   Enlistments Only May Be Used To Obtain Recruits.

Senators Ask End Of Army Draft July 1   Military Affairs Group To Vote On Limited  Extension   /EXPIRES ON MAY 15   Continuance For Six Weeks May Be Authorized

G-WEEK DRAFT LIMIT STUDIED   Sen. Thomas Supports Curb On Extension Of Act Beyond July 1

MAY EXTEND DRAFT-ONLYSIX WEEKS   Proposal Made As Compromise At Washington

Seek Million Men In Army  Permanently   Depend On Volunteers For Armed Forces After July 1

WOULD PLACE 6 WEEK LIMIT ON EXTENDED DRAFT   Armed. Forces Would Have to Depend on Volunteers There after

DRAFT MAY BE EXTENDED FOR ONLY 6 WEEKS   Senate Also Contemplates Shifting Job Service To Vets’ Bureau 

6-WEEK DRAFT EXTENSION SET BY SENATORS      Emergency Measures  To Be Continued  9 Months

DRAFT LAW MAY GET SHORT LIFE   CONSIDERING EXTENSION OF SIX WEEKS

Consider 6-Week Draft Extensior      Senate Leaders Would Se July ist as Deadline

Two Men Die In Jail Break   New Race Disorders In Tennessee City

Kill Two Negroes As They Attempt To Escape Jail —   Expect No Troublesome Aftermath of Racial-. Troubles Bursting Anew

NEGROES SLAIN IN JAIL BREAK   Two, Held for Quizzing in Tennesse-Flare-Up

2 NEGROES SLAIN IN JAIL BREAK   Columbia, Tenn., Is Under Martial Law As Result Of Riots, Shootings

NEGROES KILLED: SHOT BY POLIGE   Columbia, Tenn., Racial Disturbances Flare Again.

Al Capone Back In Control Of Gambling And Vice, Says Racine News Service Head

She Is Only Survivor of Lake Mishap   Sailing Sloop Capsizes During Squall While Competing in Race.

OLE SURVIVOR F SINKING SWIMS 7 HOURS   After Watching Father Drown

CLAIMS CODE DATA HELD UP   Short Tells Committee He Had No Knowledge Of Burning by Japs

Council Makes Offer of Bonus To Employes   Men Will Consider Proposal; Further Discussion Monday

TEMPERATURES   Hemans Stages Final Fight To Avoid Michigan   Asks Intervention Of Supreme Court; Now Held In Jail

President Signs  Interior Bill Total $100,000,000  Below Estimates

YUGOSLAV MAJOR OUSTED BY YANKS   ORDERED TO LEAVE JU: § ZONE AT VENEZIE GIULIA AFTER DISPUTE.

~~ agio service Joe's Radio Shop, Phone 1112. 332 E. Helm St., Brookfield, Mo.   For Sale

Former Bellileherit Counsel Testifies “>to. ‘Suspicions   Mumford Says He Con sidered Quitting Post With Company

Utility Mediation Fails; Mayor Seek  Group Pressure   Duquesne Light Co. Demands Immediate Wage Raise

Pittsburgh Facing New Shutdown Mayor Lawrence Asks Business And Labor Aid In  Thean®é Tan Pawee

PITTSBURGH SEEKING T0 AVERT STRIKE   Light Company Head Says Its Offer Would Make Pay Rates Among Highest.

STELLE PLANS SPEECH FROM LINCOLN TOMB   Will Be One Of First Addresses Since The V. A. Dispute

Stock Slump Mainly Due To Fear Epidemic   ‘DOWNWARD TREND GOES "ON UNCHECKED ON MARKET

BLUE-OLMSTED CONTEST TOPS PRIMARY TESTS   Only Des Moines, Muscatine Balloting Shows Any Increase

MUSCATINE AND DES MOINES UP OVER '44 MARK   Waterloo Shows 20 Per Cent Increase Over 2 Years Ago

GOERING TELLS OF WAR ROLE   Former - Reichsmarshal Takes Stand, Lectures Allied Judges

GOERING BEGINS FIGHT AGAINST — CRIME CHARGES   Says Hitler Seized Power in 1933 to  Free Germany.

AISE OF NAZI “AEGIME TOLD BY BOERING   Says Hitler Seized Power. tc Make Germany Free; Chides Judges.

Goering Testifies On Stand in His Own Defense   Nazi Leader Lecture  Allied Judges Much Like Schoolbov:s

Goering Brags Of His Role in Nazi Regime   Shows No Indication Of Repentance as He: Lectures. Allied Judges

Asks Reduction   ‘Soviet Defense Minister : Would Cut Defense Budeet for Year

PROSPECTS BRIGHTER SHIP TIEL!?   Chances improve For Scttlement Of Maritime Strike

PROSPECTS FOR ENDING SEAMEN STRIKE BRIGHT   Peace Design Developed Fo Overcoming West Coast. Opposition

Wallace Declares Policy Unchanged  Warns Business of Cammunictic Briva

Wallace Pat On Foreign Policy View  - Declares G.O.P.  Not Provressive

Bulk of American Merchant Seamen Are Back at Work After 15-Day Wage Row

15-DAY SHIPPING STRIKE IS ENDED   Officials Work To Avert New Walkout on Sept. 30

MOST SEAMEN BACK ON JOBS   Officials Strive to Avert New Strike Sept. 30 On West Coast

Culture Camp Is Proposed   Colony in Hocking Hills Suggested for Writers,  A atetn  Biuontnimene

Several Basic Issues Still \Unsettled AsG.M. And UAW Resume Strike Negotiations   Discussion Of Union Seniority And — Vacations Placed On Agenda Today

Basic issues Hold Up. GM Settlement   Negotiations: Are Resumed, As Row Bedacse Pec Brak rw _

GM Parley Continues    UAW Says Several Basic Issues Not Settled; Dewey Optimistic

Vegotiations Are Resumed as Duration of Strike Runs Into 95th Day Since Start

State Employes To Get Increase   Cost Of Living Increase Will Be Retroactive To August 1

EMPLOYES OF STATE TO GET PAY BOOST   Increases To Be Retoractive  To August 1

Four Deer Hunters Dead, Six Wounded In State   300,000 Stampede To North Woods; Game Is Reported Plentiful

KRUG PUTS OFF SECOND SESSIN WITH UMW HEAD   Meeting, Tomorrow. will. Be 48 Hours Before Lewis - Can Push Strike   CAN QUIT.5 DAYS LATER   Government May Be Put in Position of Writing New Wave Formula

KRUG POSTPONES MEETING WITH JOHN L. LEWIS   Administration May Be Forced Into a New Wave Formula

SOUATTERS MOVEMENT IH LONDON GAINS MGMENTUM: POLICE REINFORCE BUILGINGS

Barkley Fights Wage Bill Rider   Says Increased Food Costs Mav Erase Bene

Against farm crop rider  on wage bill  Amendment has strons hackines

POLICE RELEASE SMITH HECKLERS   Youths Arrested Outside Chicago Meeting Hall

Young People Heckle Gerald Smith Rally   21 Held By Police After Crowd Pelts Speaker With Eggs And Tomatoes

Legislature May Be Askec To Return Local Primary To Traditional Fall Date

DEUCEDLY SIMPLE - British Atom Scientist Held In Canada-Russ Spy Plot

Keitel Testifies  Before Tribunal  Says Soldiers Are Politicians’ Tools

Keitel Says Idea of Aggressive War ‘Political,’ So It Never Worried Him

Seek Damages for False Arrest’  Chicago Officials Named in Suits

$128,000 Suits Charge False Arrests, Mistreatment in Deanan Case

Homma’s Chie! Of Staff Testifies   Stern Measures Urged On General

Homma Defense Under Way   Chief of Staff Says Homma Told Japs Not tc Mistreat Prisoners

Defense Wiiness for Homma Endeavors to Explain Delay In Surrender Nec otiations

40 Million People May Go to Polls   Only Southwestern States Have Bad Weather for Election Day

Huge Wall Falls on Tenement   Some Bodies Removed But Many Others Are Still in Debris

8 Die As Wall. Falls After Fire In Old Building  Rescu uers ‘Dig: Out . 38 Other rs Buried’ In

ENTOMBED WHEN ADJOINING WALL CRUMPLES IN FIRE   RESCUE WORKERS D!G INTO DEBRIS OF N. Y. TENEMENT; NO SOUNDS

Children Among Victims Buried Amid ° Christ. mas Tinsel Under Tons of Debris; Fire Caused Collapse. _

EXPLOSION FOLLOWED BY BiATZE   Missing Persons Are Buried Under Tons of Debris

Seven Killed, 40 Missing —  Search Tenement Ruins For Victims Of Blast

38 Missing As 5-Story Wall Falls   Fire In N. Y. Icehouse Causes Collapse Of Adjacent Dwelling.

Big Tenement In New York  lc Wrecked   Firemen Digging Feverishly In Ruins; _ More Than Score Taken To Hospitals.

Eight Killed, 38 Missing As New York Tenement Is Hit By Explosion

WALL TOPPLES ON TENEMENT BUILDING   Five-Alarm Fire Initial Cause Of Disaster   MANY CHILDREN   Believed Trapped Beneath Tons Of Debris; Mayor O’Dwyer On Hand

8 Dead, 38 Missing In New York Blaze   Wall Of Abandoned Ice House Collapses, Crumbling Adjoining Tenement Building

AT LEAST EIGHT DIE IN GOTHAM FIRE AND BLAST   Scores Injured And Missing Total High After Wall Falls On Tenement

Blaze Causes  Bicht Deaths   Additional Fatalities Feared as Result of Falling Wall  a ee

Falling Ice Plant Wall Razes N. Y. Tenement   Boys Playing in Vacant Plant Suspected in Early Morn Tragedy

FALLING WALL : KILLS 8   38 Others Are Believed Buried ‘Under Wreckaae

8 Are Killed As Wall Falls On Tenement   At Least 38 More Trapped in Crushed New York Building

L.SHT PERSONS KILLED   _Thirty- Eight Others Buried  When: ! ‘Wall Collapses in N. {

Rescue Crews Dig Into Debris For Survivors   Fire in Ice House Causes Wall to Crumple Into Dwellings

N.Y. Fire Kills 8, Tons Of Debris Bury 38 Others   say Midnight Blaze Caures Five-Story Wall To Fall On Tenement Building

Wall Buries N. Y. Tenement, Taking At Least 8 Lives  Fire in Ice House Responsible for Apartment Tragedy

Many Are Feared Buried in Debris Of Old Building   Tenement Is Wrecked As Five-Story Wall Of Ice House Topples

Tenement House Is     . Crumpled When F ive-Story Wall . CoHapses

Building Falls To Pieces When Wall Collapses   Score Of Injured In Hospitals As Others Are Hunted

Building Buried By Falling Wall  In 5-Alarm Fire   Many Children Believed Victims In Disaster In Manhattan's Upper West Side   OMhers Trapped

Hight Dead In West Side, New York Fire   38 Others Believed Buried Under Tans of Debris

TENEMENT CAVES IN IN NEW YORK WHILE: NEXT BUILDING BURN  MANY FEARED DEAD IN  WRECKAGE; FEW BODIES

WERE BURIED IN COLLAPSE OF BUILDING   New York City Structure Crumbles After a FiveAlarm Fire in Adjoining Ice House Brings Down a Wall.

8 Killed, 38 Missing As Blast In Adjoining Unused Ice Plant. Wrecks Tenement Building

8 KNOWN DEAD IN N.Y, BLAST   Scores Injured, Many Feared Buried ‘in Tenement Debris

EIGHT KNOWN DEAD IN FIRE IN NEW YORK   Flames In Abandoned Ice House Cause Five-Story Wall To Collapse On  Teanomont Bitldinn   SCORES ARE INJURED

Tenement Is Smashed; 8 Known Dead   Tragedy Result of Fire Begun by Small Boys’ Play with Candles.

FIVE-ALARM FIRE IN NEW YORK TAKES LIVES OF EIGHT KNOWN, S9OTHERS BURIED IN RUINS   Five-Story Wall Collapses Crushing Tenement Building —President. Truman R-vames Obert Setups in Washington Naming John R. Steelman As His Assistant—Other Late News of Today

Following New York Ice House Explosion and Fire Tenement House Collapses,  Eight Dead, 38 Are Buried

Tenement Collapses Trapping 44   At Least Eight Killed : _By Falling Debris; Building Crumples After Fire Next Door

Tenement Collapse Claims Many Lives   Iee-House Fire Brings Down Adioining Walls In New York

Frantic Search Goes On For Additional Victims; Rescue And Aid Teams Rush To Scene Of Early Morning Disaster Today.

38 Others In Building Are Still Missing   Victims, Including Children, Are Believed to Be Burred Under Tons Of Debris   Police, Firemen Dig Frantically   Fire In An Abandoned Ice Plant Caused Wall To Collapse On Adjaeent Building

Tenement Building Is Crumpled As. FiveStory Wall Collapses On It This Morning —~ Hunt Throuch.Wereekace Par ‘Bodies -

Eight Dead In Crumbling Of Building   Many Children Believed Buried Under Tons  Of Debris

Big Tenement  In New York      Firemen Digging Feverishly In Ruins; More Than Score Taken To Hospitals.

New York Fire And Explosion Takes Big Toll   TENEMENT WRECKED AS BLAST SETS OFF BLAZE

Eight Bodies Found; Many Are Missing   N. Y. Building Collapses After Fire Next Door

Victims Resided in Nearby. Tenement House; Mother, Three Children Are Among Missing

Wall Falls on N. Y. Tenement Building Atter Fire with [oll of  @ EAN: FEAR 38 LOST IN DEBRIS

A COLLAPSING WALL COST LIVES OF EIGHT PERSONS   Thirty-eight Others Were He lieved Hurled Under Debria,   A WALI, COLLAPSED   Caused From the Turning « An Abandoned lee House,

Tenement House Crushed By Wall   Nearby Hospitals Admit Many Injured; Ambulances Rush To New York Tragedy Scene; First Aid Station Set Up

TEMPERATURES   Victims Trapped Under Debris As Wall Collapses   Gotham’s Upper West Side Scene Of Tragic Blaze: Many Injured

New York Building Covered by Debris of Collapsing Wall      At Least Eight Killed; 44 Others Believed Buried Under Ruins

8 Dead, 30 Buried in Fire Debris   Five-Story Tenement Collapses as Plant Next Door Burns

Fear Over Forty Die Ina Fire   No Signs of Life From Thirty-six Believed Under  Tenement Debris

McCormick Addresses Retailers State Price Chief Praises Dealers For Job Well Done

‘McCormick Addresses Retailers ‘ Pr se sonpnsig  ‘State Price Chief Praises  i  _ Dealers For Job Well Done

International Military Tribunal  ‘Established: Charter Announced

UNRRA INCREASES ~ RELIEF SHIPMENTS   Tonnage of Food, Clothing end Mechinary: Bice

Demos Talk Politics    Liquor-and Possible Candidates Head List At Traditional Rally

Kansas Democrats Turn Spotlight on Liquor Question   Party Candidates Also Get Attention At Washington Day Rally in Toneka

Atom Rule Plan Is Approved By Senate Leaders   Few Reserve Judgment Until Reaction of Other Nations Is Known

LaGuardia Attacks Truman's Stand  On Price Controis  UNRRA Head Assert: There’s More Than Meat Involved

Lid on Profiteering Lifted By Truman, LaGuardiaSays   UNRRA Director and Former New York Mayor Declares President “Has Joined the Opposition” in Freeing Meat of Control—Asserts Action Was a Complete Surrender of Government and Set Dangerous Precedent.

BLUM NAMED INTERIM HEAD   Elected PresidentPremier of France . Until Mid-January

Leon Blum Gets French Premiership   74-Year-Old Socialist Head Of Interim Regime

,Eleetion Assured   lum May Be President snd Premier; Bidault  Wan’: Onna

French Post To Blum   Elected Premier Of Interim Gov-. ernment By Big Vote

French Name Blum As Head  Of Government   Socialist Leader Eleeted President-Premier To Serve Until Mid January   Retains Bidault Foreign Minister   Blum Was Held Captive By Nazis During War: Negotiated a From U.S. AL

Blum Named French Head   Was Elected President-Premier  Of France

BLUM ELECTED FRENCH PREMIER   Heads Interim Rule Until Mid-January

Blum I. French Premier   Cabinet Crisis Ends When Vetera: Leader Is Chosen To Serve

Leon Blum Wins Presidency Of French Gov't   MRP Party Decides Not To Present Oppo sition Candidate

Elect Blum Interim Head French State   To Remain in Power About 30 Days; Faces Task of Getting Parties to Agree on Perocram

Blum Gets Top French Position   Aged Socialist Elected President - Premier — Without Opposition

Socialist Is Named President of French Republic  Leon Blum Will Head Government Until Mid-January

Blum Assured 2 Presidency In New Move  By MRP Unit   Nomination Breaks French Government  Deadlock For Post

BLUM IS SELECTED FRENCH PRESIDENT FOR MONTH'S TIME   Vil Rule Interim Governmen Until Mid-January: Has Difficult Task

Name Blum .....   “As Premier   Socialist Fo Head Interim French Government “That  PIS) Gocoaasntl lenwarc

BLUM IS ASSURED OF ELECTION AS FRANCE’S LEADER   No Candidate Presented By Qpposing Party

Leon Blum Named French President  Short Term Seen for New Cabinet

Blum Elected —   To Premiership   _ Veteran French Socialist To Head !nterim Government.

French Elect Leon Blum, 74  Interim Prexy   Socialist Cabinet’s Major Role Will Be Passing on Budget

600 Teachers Are In Helena for District Meeting  Varied Program Has Attractions for  Alsesmemsce Eelesemtare

600 Teachers Are  In Helena for  District Meeting Varied Program Has  Attractions for  a ae oa

TRANSIT LINE TIEUP ENDED   Approval of 12-Cent Wags Boost Brings End To Lancaster Strike

State Troopers Are Guard‘ing Plants Of Yale And Towne Company  MAYOR MOORE FAILS IN HIS EFFORT TO ‘PREVENT WALKOUT  Western Electric Employees Struck This Morning; Other Labor Disputes .

Sympathy Walkout Seon to Paralyze Industrial Center   10,000 Leave Rolling Mill Jobs; Western Electric Strike May Spread

CONN. CITY: PARALYZED BY STRIKE   City-Wide Walkout. “Called As a ‘Sympathy Measure

10,000 Expected To Leave Jobs Throughout City   City’s Town Square Police Re-Inforced

CONNECTICUT CITY LIFE PARALYZED BY VAST WALKOUT   Business and Industrial  Plants Closed; Throngs”  finthar at Maatinn

STAMFORD, CONN. “FACES WALKOUT ~IN-EMTIRE GHTY   Various Unions in Sympathy: Stoppage With Yale and Towne Workers   17,400 IN W. E. DISPUTE.   Leaders Predict 68,000. Will Ultimately Be Invotved; Total Idle 432,000

ClO ELEGTRIS WORKERS STRIKE   Major Industries Are eset by Strikes ape Strike Threats

17,400 STRIKE AT ZERO HOUR IN 21 PLANTS   Telephone Employes May Jolin Walkout In Sympathy, Officials Say

State Senate Adjourns Until Tuesday   Highways Improvements and Construction Appear Uppermost in Minds of Legislators

Gov't Conecihators Con.  — tinue Separate Talks With Disputants Which itis Hoped Will Lead To Reopening of Negotrations,

Truman’s Top Aides Meeting With Railroad  Owners, Unions   New Strike Deadline Set For 4 p. m. Next Thursday   Predict Government Will Take Over Mino:

PENNSYLVANIA COAL MINERS HOLDOUT   Only One-Fourth Of State Mine Workers On Duty   OUTLOOK   Much Brighter Elsewhere; Over 100,000 Return To Jobs In W. Va.

MANY STILL BOYCOTT PENNSYLVANIA MINES   Most Pits Working In Other States As Truce Goes On

Gov't” Conciliators - Continue Separate- Talks  ~ With Disputants: Which  — It Is Hoped Will Lead To Reopening. ot Negotiations,

Separate Rai Conferences Under Way   Mine Seizure By Mid-Week le Forecast

Rail Strike Amity _ To End Thursday, Coal 2 Days Later   President Is Facing Most Demanding Week of Administration; Government Seizure of Mines Seen by Mid-Week

Majority Miners  Working   Pennsylvania Is Only State Men Still Out

LABOR OFFICIAL PREDICTS MINE SEIZURE SOO}   M Action Deemed Necessary To Avert Renewal of Soft Coal Walkout

Seizure Of Coal Mines Seen Likely   Government Official Says Leaders of Both Sides Hopeless of Contract Now

Most Soft Coal Miners In State Still Idle As Truce Goes: Into Its Second Week

Miners Largely Return to Pits  Outlook Brighter Exyeep? Pennsvivania

Action Predicted In Effort fo Keep Miners at Work   Further Attempts to Negotiate Contract Called ‘Fruitless’

An Uneasy Armistice In China‘s Civil War   Government Commander Expects to Complete the Occupation of Manchuria At End of 15-Dav Trice

Expects To Occupy Mukden ... .  Armies Pause For An Uneasy Armistice Inside Manchuria

Chiang’s Army Halts Under  Truce Terms   Chungking Hopes Armistice Will End ‘Civil War

CHINESE GOVERNMENT  OFFICIAL PLANS NEW  DRIVE AFTER TRUCE ARMY BOSS SAYS HE — WILL FINISH TAKING  BEAMCLTI TEDDITADIESC

Government Armie: In Manchuria Will Hold Mukden  Communist Leaders Are Discussing Chiang’s Proposals

HALT FIGHTING IN MANCHURIA   CHINESE ARMIES REST ARMS UNDER UNEASY ARMISTICE

ng’s Men May Restrict ted Under Solons’ Quot: easy Truce Of Telegram:

Pin Hopes On Truce   Chinese Reds Ponder’ Peace Problems As . Soldiers Rest On Guns

‘Paper Empire Funds Frozen   “Order Against Erie Believed Unique

‘PAPER EMPIRE’ FUNDS FROZEN, PROBERS LEARN   Freeze Order Given Last September To Protect Government, Report

AS GOVERNMENT EYES COMBINE’S EXCESS PROFITS   Wants Over $3 Million Back

Patterson. to Testify      Probe Links Solon With Firm Accused of War Profiteering

Says Erie Basin Funds Are Frozen   Hearing on Excess Profits Hears About Deals In-—  volving Congressman

Big Profits Charged to Combine   Witness Asserts Excessive Gains Were $3,520,000 Over Three Yeors

MUST KEEP PRICE CONTROL SAYS SNYDER   World Disarmament Plan Rears Its Head Again.

Snyder Urges Price Control For Another Year To Avoid Kconomic Chaos In U. S.

Rank And File’ Move Announcec   Fact Finding Will  Defer Railroad Strike et Ghia “Ween

Ousted Railway Unionist Reveals  Rank, File Movement Against Head

One Ailm Is To Oust Whitney ....  Rank-And-File Action Is  Taken By Railway Group; Strike Will Be Delayed

Daily Washington Merry- Go -Round   DREW PEARSON SAYS: RUSSIA DEMANDS SHOWDOWN WITH TURKEY; BRITAIN DECIDES RUSSIA CANNOT BE APPEASED FURTHER; RED  AMRIT? RIACOSCES OFF PO CRIME ASS A TRITON mttaer ak

GOVERNOR'S AID ASKED FOR TB’S   County Cites Fund Crisis i Hospitalizing Patients

Drama on the Sidewalks of New York  ‘Nazi Victims, Believed Dead. Reunited

Northern Land Holdings Said Denied Soviets  Iran, Turkey Get Assurances of B..f*.. wm ose

Advance Of Red Army Troops In Province Told   Iranian Minister Denies Eartier Statements in Muddled Situation

USSR Raises Issue OF  Oti-Concessions In : New Blow Against Iran

Red Radio Raps lran’s Oil Policies   Says Concessions Denied ‘Russia Are Given  To Other Nations.

Hoover Puts amper on  Food Ration   Relief Chairman Reports on Famine Areas _

Hoover Opposes Food Rationing To Aid Starving   Believes Voluntary Saving Will Produce Supplies More Readily

UN Secretary Condemns . Franco Setup   Trygve Lie Declares Spain in Need of Better Government

LIE ASKS ACTION ON FRANCO RULE   Calls On UN To Help Return Democratic Government

T erms. Franco Regime Menace To United Nations, Asks Positive Action.

His Slate Is Accepted Without Change, Including Vandenberg For President Protem.

Taft Group Gathers Major Senate Posts   Senator Named To Committee to Allocate Assignments

Taft Wins Major - Plums in Shuffle  Of Senate Post:   Ohioan Emerges as Strong Man of GOP Senatorial " Ovganization   ROBERTSON GROUP MAKES SELECTIONS   Senators Tobey and Reed May Rebel Against Choices of Party

Leadership Slate Vins GOP Favor   Committee Must Face Threats Of Rebellion

Tatt Becomes ‘Strong’ Man Of The Senate   Presidential Possibility Wins Important Posts; Names Party Leaders

TAFT BECOMES MAIOR LEADER IN THE SENATE   Possible GOP Contender for Presidency Wins Important Assignments   ‘DISPLAYS STRONG HAND   Slate He Helped to Prepare Gains Approval Without Change

AS STRONG MAN OF SENATE GOP   His Choice Of Leaders Gets Approval With No Changes

Taft Emerges Strong Man Of Senate Organization As GOP Conference Opens

CONFEREES 0 N SERVICE BILL OKAY RAISES   Senate and House End Morning Fight With  Full Compromise

Conferees Decide Not To Draft 18-Year-Olds  nonemnos   Settle All Issues; Raising of Pay  In Armed Services Also Anvroved

Senate, House In Agreement On Draft Lay   18-Year-Olds to be Exempted but Those 19 to be Taken

19-Year-Olds To Be Taken in  9-Mo. Extension   Legislation Approved Raising the Pay In Armed Services

NINE MONTHS EXTENSION 10 BE APPROVED   PAY RAISE VOTED FOR ALL ARMED SERVICES

YOUTHS OF 18 NOT TO BE INDUCTED   House and Senate Agree on Drafting Boys of 19 Years

Conferees Agree On Legislation : To Extend Draft   18-Year-Olds Are Exempted From Selective Service

18 - YEAR - OLDS ARE EXEMPTED FROM DRAFT BILL   19-Year-Old Youths Will Be Taken Into Service  Under Measure   EXTENSION OF LAW FOR NINE-M O NTH PERIOD

18-Year-Olds ToBe Exempt  From Service   Senate and House Conferees Extend Selective Service Nine Months and Approve Pay Increase for Armed Forers

Opens Way For Draft Extension   Tempers Explode Over 18-Year-Olds

19-Year Group To Be Inducted If Bill Is Passed   Committee Also   Committee Also Votes Increase In Service Pay

Teeners Service  Settled   Senate, House Leaders Reach Agreement’  On Draft

House-Senate Compromise  19-Year Olds to Serve   Aareement Means Draft Law Extension

GROUP WOULD ELEMPT BOYS 18 YEARS OLD   Senate - House Conferees Agree to Take Youths 19—Action Paves Way for Law’s Extension.   BITTER EXCHANGES . MARK CONFERENCE   Terms “Liar” and “Lobbying” Tossed Back and Forth—Pay Raise for Privates Approved.

vonferees Agree to Exempt 18-Year-Olds From Dratt Joening Way to Quick Extension of Service Act

Committee Urges 19-Year-Old Draft   Committee Recommends Pay Increase  For All; Privates’ Up 50 Per Cent

PAY INCREASE ALSO IS VOTED BY CONFEREES   Action Paves Way For Quick Extension Of Drafi: Law

Plan to Exempt Boys 18, Draft Those 19 OK'd   Conferees Approve Pay Increases for Armed Forces; Other Issues Also Settled

Amny Cracks Red Spy Ring  Carman Cram      German Group  Crushed by CIC

Germans Held As Agents Of -Soviel Russia   Ring Leader Admits Receiving 5,000 Marks from Soviet Officers

German Spy Rina Friendly to Reds Broken by U. S.   Large Scale Subversive Group Against Nation Is Hinted

German Spy Rins ls Broken Up  Branded Undercover Aaents For Russia

GERMAN SPY RING WORKING "FOR: RUSSIANS IS BROKEN UP “BY U. S. ARMY INTELLIGENCE

15 Persons Arrested In American Zone; Ringleader Admits  Payments by Soviets

CERMAN SPY ~ RING BROKEN   Exposed Ring Suspected Of Undercover Operations For Soviet Russia

AMERICAN ARMY BREAKS UP RING NF GERMAN SPIE   Arrest 15 Suspected of Operating in U. 8. Occupation Zone As Agents for Russia.   LEADER IS TRAPPED BY RECORDING SPEECH   He Is Said to Have Reported Yank Troop Movements and Received Funds From Reds.

Sold Information To Soviet Agents German Spy Ring Is Broken In U.S. Zone

Suspected As Agents For Soviet   Possible Large-Scale Subversive Movement Against U. S. Is Seen

U.S. Agents Crack §; Spy Ring  In Germany   Group Suspected of Operating for Soviet: Extensive Subversive Movement Hinted

Army Arrests German Spies   Agents Suspected Working For Soviet Russia

German Spy Ring Broken; Believed Agents For Russ  US. Intelligence Hints at Large  C._.1k. CLL. nw twon Mawes Againct Army

BREAK GERMAN SPY RING SAID AIDING RUSSIA   Group Operating Within American Occupation  Zone Rounded Up

‘HOT! BATTLE SEEN—  Mead and Dewey Nominated For New York Governor's Race

Senator Mead Opposes Dewey In N. Y. Contest   Democrats Hope Lehman Will Hold. Senate Seat -For Party; Predict Bitter Battle

Dewey, Mead To Battle In N. Y.   Lehman Called By Democrats to Hold Mead’s Seat For Fall Elections

Heated Battle In N. Y. Looms   Dewey and Mead To Be Opponents In Struggle

NEW YORK BATTLE FOR GOVERNOR 10 \BE HEATED EVENT   Dewey to Represent Republi

@ PAUL MALLON-—  Unions Smitten by Strike Fever Due to Exaggerated Rights

Chiang Reported Ready With New ‘Solution For China Civil Strife —

Car Ceilings by GM Are Increased from  516 to $60 by OPA   This Is Compensation For Wage Increases Granted by Industry

ARSON EVIDENCE ‘SOUGHT IN BLAZE   300° Guests Escape as Fire Hits Georgia-H otel

'King George Flying Back  To His Hame   Atomic Bomb Kk Question Will F Be Reopened 1

ATOM: COMMISSION TO REOPEN WHOLE CONTROL PROGRAM      Last - Minute Russian Decisio: Encouraging to United Nations Group .

Atomic Energy Control Issue Will Reopen   Blanket Approval  le Given Renart

Further Study Of Atomic Control Set   United Nations Setup Plans to Reopen Whole Broad Question

Legislature in Special Session   Quick Adjournment  Of Badger Group See:

Solons Hear Gov. Goodland Ask for  Speed at Session To Consider Only Emergency Pay and Pension Matters

Democratic Reaction  Alleged Vote Fraud Said Opening Wedge To Unseat Senator

) Democratic Reaction IE MERCH OT  Alleged Vote Fraud Said Opening Wedge  (To Unseat Senator

President In ~ Plea For Draft Feature Of Bill   NO DECISION ON CASE LABOR MEASURE REACHED

TRUMAN WANTS WORK OR DRAFT ACT RESTORED   President Has Not Decided Whether To Approve Case Bill

Has Not Made Up Mind Yet Whether Or Not To Veto Case bill, Control Measure Hinging On Threatened Strike.   SENATE RESUMES DEBATE CN BILE

Government To Use All Facilities To  Keep Ships Going   Truman Asks Work- Dratt Provision Be Reinstated

Ask Senate To Reinstate Provisions   President Truman Takes No Action On Case Labor Bill

Says Request Misinterpreted For Labor Law   President Undecided Whether to Veto Or Sign Case Bill

HAS NOT MADE UP MIND ON  CASE MEASURE ‘   Says Provision <j, Been Generally 3, Mierenreeented ™

Truman Asks Labor Draft Reinstatement  President Not Decided on Whether to Sign Strinaent Cace Bill

PRESIDENT HAS NOT MADE CASE BILL DECISION   Says Draft Provision of His Bill Has Been Misunderstood

Labor Secretary Hopes To Reopen Coal Nevotiations   Schwellenbach Seeks To Re. convene Coal Wage Parley Early Next Week   BOWLES WARNES OF CRITICAL CONDITION

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Warns of Serious Trouble if Coal Strike Continues

Coal Shortage Perils Nation Bowles Warns   Bituminous Operators Return To Washington At Call of Schwellenbach

BALMY AUTUMN WEATHER ENDS   Cold Wave Hits Lakes Region, Expected To Last Two Days

POLICE HOLDING TWO SUSPECTS   Lone Patrolman Nabs Youths After Auto Wreck

REPUBLICANS READY FOR FALL CAMPAIGN   Democrats Admit They Face Bitter Fight

State Primary Vote Is Decisive   Winners In Both Parties Far Ahead Of Opponents Returns Show   PARTY LEADERS PLAN FALL BATTLE

May Appeals Recalled  By Patterson : Reports Requests ~  “For Aid to Firm, — -*E? Award Granting

HARD COAL MINERS CALL STRIKE TODAY   Refuse to Work With Old Contract

15,000 Hard Coal Miners Quit Work As New Contract Neaotiations Fail

Less than Score of Once Huge GAR Expected for Kightieth Encampment

Molotov Move Brings New Scrap In UN   Agreement Reached On Seven Points; Inspection at Issue

PREDICT SCRAP AS WORLD ARMS 18 DISCUSSED   U. S. And Great Britain Oppose Soviet Russia

FAN PEACE”   Reichmarshal's influence With Hitler Ruined. By Aljed Air Buide

DEFENSE FOR NAZIS OPENS AT NUERNBERG   Hermann Goering First to Present Witness In Effort te Save Life.

REVEALS YALTA. PLEDGE TO REDS   Byrnes Says U.S., Britain Yield Kurile Islands and Sakhalin

BUTCHER SHOPS MAY HAVE MORE BEEF IN 10 DAYS   How Rapidly Supplies In: crease Will Depend on Producers’ Reaction to Market Prices.   LITTLE PORK EXPECTED TILL, LATE NOVEMBER   And It Probably Will Be De. cember Before Hams and Bacon Are Available in Larger Quantities.

Meat Output To Step Up Quickly  Noticeable Increases Within 10 Days

Supply Increase May Be Noticed Within Ten Days   Takes That Time to Get Animal From Farm to Stores

The Weather. Rather Than Truman’s Action, May Govern Quick Meat Supply

CITES HIGH COST IN ARMS PROBE   General Testifies in Quiz by Senate Into Deals of Batavia Co

THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME  Typical Yankee Ingenuity Is Beating The Housing Crisis

HOUSE SHORTAGE TAXES INGENUITY   Temporary Dwellings Range From Old Streetcars to Packing Cases

TRUMAN SILENT ON ULTIMATUM OF MINE. CHIEF   President Also Refuses to Answer Questions on Wage Control Plans

Capital Is Busy Settling Strikes   TWA Pilots Agree To Mediation By Regime

Strike in Hands Of Krug   To Discuss Lewis Threat: No Comment On Wage Control

TRUMAN PUTS sOAL DISPUTE W KRUG'S LAP   President Avoids Comment On Lewis Threat, Declines Wage Stand

Truman Puts Coal Strike  Up To Krug   President Declines To Discuss Lewis’ Ultimatum To Force U.S. To Nevotiate

Federal Government Holds Contract With Lewis’ Union; Krug Plans Mine Meeting

Refuses To Comment on Lewis Demand that UMW Contract Be Reopened

TRUMAN PUTS COAL ROW IN KRUG’S LAP   President Declines to Comment on Threat of Another Nation-Wide Strike by John L. Lewis’ U. A.W. Miners.

Truman Leaves Soft Coal Strike Threat Squarely With Krug   Declines Comment ©  On Lewis Ultimatum Ot Nav 1 Walkaut

President Says Interior Chief Is in Charge   Doubt That Walkout Will Be Called Is Voiced by Secretary

Truman Leaves To Krug Threat Of Soft Coal Strike   Declines to Discuss Lewis Ultimatum for Reopening Of Mine Contract

Truman Declines Discussion on J. Lewis’ Order   Would Reopen Miners Wace Contract

HANDS OFF IN COAL QUARREL   President Leaves Threat of Nation-Wide Mine Strike Sauarely Un to Krug.

President Refused Discussion About Issue at Present   Lewis Remains Silent; Owners Make Statement

Coal Strikers Now Worrying U. S$. Leaders   WHITE HOUSE MAY ENTER PICTURE WITH NEW ORDER

Truman Leaves New Coal Strike Up to  Krug for Decision   Both Sides in Strike of TWA Accept Federal Mediation Offer

Truman Wil Not Enter — New Dispute  Mine Boss Seeks New Pay Contract

Truman Backs  Krug On Coal   President Refuses To Interfere In Dispnute

TRUMAN REFUSED TO DISCUSS THE LEWIS ULTIMATUM   The President Left the Threat of Another Strike Up to Secretary Krug.   AT NEWS CONFERENCE   Likewise Truman Declined to Comment on Question of Wave Control.

Coal Threa  Left To Krae By Pieitiinl   Interior Secretary Doubts Lewis Will Carry Out Strike Threat

Truman Dumps Coal Dispute Into Krug's Lap   President Declines  \y At Press Conference — To Discuss Ultimatum Of John L. Lewis

PILOTS ACCEPT PARLEY OFFER   General Labor Outlook Shows Little Improvement

Truman Fails To Discuss Problem   Lewis Ultimatum Ignored at News Conference

MINE STRIKE THREAT LEFT UP TO KRUG   President Declines To Discuss Ultimatum Of Lewis for Wage Talks

PRESIDENT HAS NOTHING TO SAY ON COAL ISSUE   Also Declines Comment Or Plans For Continuing Of Control Over Wages

TWA Strike Enters Mediation Stage; 15,000 Still Idle  “Shipping Tieup Negotiations Are — “Call I ndoarway .

Krug Gets Burden Of Coal Strike as  Tow TO. RUG BS RECALL  President Refuses Any Statement on Wage  Controls; Krug Wheveedstc Stetl-

President Declines to Discuss Lewis’ Ultimatum on Contract; Also Silent on Pay Control Plan

‘Truman Retuses To Take Charge   President Further Keeps Hands Off Wage Controls

Truman Puts Coal Strike Up To Krug   Declines To Discuss Lewis _ Ultimatum; TWA Pilots and Company Accept Federal Mediation.

‘Truman Declines To Even Discuss Lewis Ultimatum   Indicates Secretary Of Interior To Look After Affairs. ~

Secretary State: UMW Strike In Mines Doubtful  President Declines To Discuss Threat By John L. Lewis In Demanding Parley

Issue Is Un To Krug, He Says At Conference   Declines To Talk About Program To Decontrol Wages

TRUMAN LEAVES KRUG 10 HANDLE COAL DISPUTE   President Silent on Plan to Remove Controls on Wages

Lewis Sets November 1 As Deadline   Interior Secretary Doubts Walkout Of Soft Coal Miners

TRUMAN PUTS COAL FEUD IN KRUG'S LAP   Doubt Expressed That Miners Will Walk Out Nov. 

President Gives Secretary Free Rein in Dispute   Interior Head Doubts Miners Will Leave ~ Jobs on Nov. 1

Up to Krug To Handle Coal Issue   Truman Leaves Entire  Strike Threat Problem :To Interior Secretary;  Hints No WSB Action

PILOTS AGREE TO MEDIATION   Impasse Continues in Ship Strike Negotiations.

Leaves Issue Squarely Up To Sec. Krug   Lewis Ultimatum On Mine Contract Brings No White House Move.

TRUMAN LEAVES COAL PROBLEM UP TO KRU   Secretary Doubts That Miners Will Quit November 1

\President Keeping Out Of Dispute   Change in Administration Wage Policy Given as One of Reasons for New Demands by Miners

No Comment On Ultimatum By Mine Chief   Interior Secretary Doubts  Miners Will Walk Out ~ On November 1

Coal Dispute Is Dodged by  - Pres. Truman   Chief Executive Leaves’ Threat of Another Nation- Wide Strike Squarely Up to Secre-

Krug Doubts Miners Will Leave Jobs   President Also Refuses to Talk About Wage Controls

Coal Strike Threat  Is Put before Krug   Truman Declines To Discuss Lewis’ Ultimatum for Reopening Wage Talks

Coal Strike Settlement Leff to Krug   Truman Declines To Talk About Lewis’ Threat

PRESENT DECLINES COMMENT ON MAJOR LABOR DEVELOPMENT  "“STCRETARY OF INTERIOR DOUBTS MINERS WILL FOLLOW LEWIS ORDERS

Krug Doubts Mine Walkout  November    President Declines To Discuss DemandsLeaves Situation to Interior Secretary

TRUMAN TURNS PROBLEM OVER TO SECRETAR   President Declines To Discuss Lewis Ultimatum at Press Conference.

Declines To Talk About  Ultimatum   Secretary Of Interior Expresses Doubt That BAiners Wilt Gait Nov. 

PRESIDENT DECLINES COMMENT ON MAJOR LABOR DEVELOPMENT  ~~ STCRETARY OF INTERIOR DOUBTS: MINERS WILL

EXECUTIVE IS SILENT ABOUT LEWIS THREAT   Ultimatum Issued By Mine Workers' Chief Is Not — Mentioned at Press Conference   IS LEFT WITH KRUG

Truman Declines To Discuss Lewis’ Strike Ultimatum   Leaves Threat Squarely Up To Secretary Krug

Krug Discounts. Danger  of November 1 Walk.  out Despite — Lewis Threats.

Secretary Of Interior Expresses Doubt That Miners Will Quit Jobs

Krug Discounts Danger _ of November 1 Walk out Despite Lewis’  Threats.

Leaves Threat; Of Walk-out To Sec. Krug:   Interior Secretary: Ex presses Doubt That Mi ers Will Strike Nov: ©

National Coal. Crisis Brewing   Officials Look To Truman For Action

Krug to Shoulder Full Threat of — New Nation-Wide Soft Coal Strike

Krug Given Coal Reins By Truman   President Declines To Discuss Lewis Contract Ultimatum

Coal Strike Threat Left to Sec. Krug   President Declines to Discuss Demands Made by Lewis

KRUG T0 FACE MINER THREAT   Truman Leaves Looming Strike Up To Interior Gecretaryv   SHIP PACT APPROVED

TRUMAN PASSES THREAT OF COAL STRIKE TO KRUG   REFUSES TO DISCUSS LEWIS’ ULTIMATUM OF REOPENING PACT

Stafe’s Traffic Fafalities to 265   Three Lives Lost During Weekend on State Roads

Effort To Speed Up Peace Parley Slated Thursday   Leaders Will Attempt To Heal Hurts Made In Disputes at Paris

big 4 to "ry to Save Yonference   jpecial Meeting cofled Tomorrow Will Seek to End brolonged Wranale

Power Group to: Act in Effort to Break Deadlock at Paris   Agreement on Commor Policy Is Sought By Treatv-Makers

Says Any. ‘More Steps In ‘Preparation Would: Have "Caused. Alarm. Among - Civilians :

VINSON JOINS IN ECONOMIC - DISCUSSION   Snyder, Bowles, Collet, Schwellenbach Attend   NO ACTION   Expected On Labor Bills In Senate Until Wage Disputes Are Ended

WAGE-PRICE POLICY NEAR COMPLETION   Progress Reviewed » By Truman In Lengthy Conference

Economic High Command At White House to Complete Wage-Price Policy Draft

PRESIDENT, AIDS SPUR PRICE PLAN   Lenghty Conference Held At White House Last Night

DUCK HUNTING SEASON. 1S (UT SHORT   Will Last Only  45 Days; Daily Limit Also Cut

Umberto Has Finally Quit   Italian King Becomes ExRuler and Leaves For Exile in Portugal

KING UMBERTO GIVES UP FIGHT   LEAVES ITALY BY PRIVATE PLANE F&R EXILE IN PORTUGAL

King of Italy Goes Into Exile   Tears Are Shed As King Leaves For Portugal

King Umberto on Way to Portugal As Protests Fail   Month-Long Reign Means Republic Is Gaining Upper Hand

CABINET TAKES OVER  RULE OF COUNTRY AS  RIOTERS QUIET DOWN EX-MONARCH GOES TO  PORTUGAL; STRUGGLE AVED FLECTION ENDS

Umberto Leaves Italy for Exile; Portugal Goal   King Gives Up Fight to Retain Throne: Nation Restive

Umberto, Leaving Italy for His Exlle in Portugal, Is Cheered   Rome, June 13. UP—The royal palace announced today that King Umberto had left Italy for exile in Portugal,

King Leaves Italy    ‘Three-Day Impasse ‘Ends As Umberto Apparently Decides to Join Family in Exile

King of Italy  Goes into Exile   Umberto Ends ThreeDay Struggle With Cabinet on Plebiscite

King Umberto Leaves Italy For Portugal   Ousted Monarch Flies To Lisbon To Join Family; Republic Takes Over.

Premier Takes Over Office as Chief of State   Three-Day Dispute With Cabinet Over Election Is Ended

Italian King Leaves For Exile in Portuaal   Umberta Ends His 3-Day Struggle with Cabinet Over Manarchy vs. Rentukbliie Ouactinn

Umberto Yields; Goes Into Exile  Abandons Fight to Retain His Crown

PLANS 10 LIVE IN PORTUGAL   Takes Off In Four-Engined Plane Direct For Lisbon   ENDS 3-DAY STRUGGLE

‘Umberto Bids Farewell To Italy; Goes to Portugal   ROME, ITALY (.'?)—-The royal palace announced todav that Kine Umberto had left Italy for exile in Portugal.

King Umberto Quits Throne: Leaves Italy   Struggle Over Republic Vote Brought to End

King UmbertoGoes To Portugal, Ends Fight for Throne   Palace Press Office I. Quoted as Saying His Plane Would Go to Lisbon

UMBERTO BOWS TO ITALY VOTE   ‘Gasperi Named Premier As : Action Is Forced

UMBERTO MTS ITALY, LEAVING FOR PORTUGAL   King Takes Off in  FourEngined Plane—He Will Reside at Lisbon

MONARCH ENDS 3-DAY BATTLE WITH REPUBLIC   Palace Announces He Will Seek Haven in Lisbon, Portugal

; —ANOTHER MONARCH LOSES HIS JOBUmberto Leaves Italy For Exile In Portugal

Italian King Goes fo Lisbon To Enter Exile   Umberto Leaves Rome By Air to Join Wife And Family in Portugal, Royal Palace Announces

King Leaves Rome for Life of Exile   Umberto Ends Struggle With Italy's Cabinet

Quits Fight Over Issue Of Republic   Takes Off for Portugal, Not Awaiting Ruling On Vote Validity.

KING UMBERTO   Boards Plane for Exile In Portugal, Ending Paktical Crisis

if OVERNMENT   Atalian Monarch Ends Strug_ gle with Cabinet Over . Dishiccitn

Ends Three-Day Struggle With Cabinet Over Whether Republic Triunphed

King Humbert Leaves Rome  By Airplane   De Gasperi Heads Government at  Cabinet’s Order

3-Day Struggle With Cabinet ls Concluded  Tearful Farewells oe OO ie   Tearful Farewells At Airport As Short-Lived Reign Comes To Finish

King Umberto Goes Into Exile Aboard His Official Plan   Deposed Italian Monarch to Take Up His Exile Home in Portugal

King Umberto Leaves Italy: To Live in Portugal   Defeat of Monarch Brings Exile; People Vote For Republic

King Said To Have Ieft For Portugal; Supreme Court to Rule on Refer-endum Results.

Crisis Over In Italy as Kino Leaves   Umberto Takes Plane for! Portugal, Ending His ThreeDay Fight Over Plebiscite Result

Umberto Steps Down And Leaves Italy For Exile .   Royal Palace Announce: That King Has Departed For Portugal

Italian King Leaves For Exile In Portugal   Premier de Gasperi Granted New Powers In Temporary Compromise Solution

King Umberto Is on Way To Portugal   Struggle With Cabinet Over Republican Triumph Is Decided

Italian Kin g  Begins Exile In Por tugcal   Monarch’s Flight Follows Week Of Unrest After Fall Of Throne

Pilot Killed in 3-Plane Crash  Parachutes Save   Parachutes Save Two Others

Coast Guard ‘Vessels Take  ‘Cuina} in Tow  Hundreds on Board a  Gov't Moves in Under { Admiraltv Law

Ship Not Used for Purpose Licensed, Government Says   Admiralty Laws Require Vessel’s Duties Be Snecified

COURT MARTIAL REVIEW MADE   SECRETARY OF NAVY GIVEN FINDINGS IN TRIAL OF SKIPPER: OF CRUISER

POLES 10 TELL U.S. OF PACTS   Loan Agreement Provides For Economic Report

For Hire: Potite, Waling Police Staff— Upheaval Seen of ‘Contemo!        Fred Daren’? Spel Erstwhile Top Party Name

Power Strike Ils on Today  At P ittsburgh   Slows Industry And Cuts Down  Transportation

AUTO WRECKED BY LOCOMOTIVE   Roy Strasbaugh, York Springs  R. D., Escapes Injury In Crash On Carlisle Street W. M. Crossing

UN MAY OUTLAW NEW MEMBERS   Full Session Planned Despite Pile-Up of Problems _

ROOF COLLAPSES; WOMAN IS KILLED   Victim Trapped on First Floor in Jowa Mishap

ADVISES ‘CYCLISTS SHOULD BE TAUGHT RULES OF HIGHWAY   go ye wong ag BrisSchoo ceptional Jeb   Parents “Should Explain To Child How To Use *Cycle on Streets”

POLIGE WARN PARENTS OF YOUNG BICYCLISTS   To Instruct Them In Safety Practices On Streets   FOLLOW ROAD RULES

FEDERAL GRAND. JURY_AT_DE. ~“—TROIT-TO-BE-GIVEN—EVI= _ DENCE—PROBE IS NATIONWIDE

Drive To Whip Wels AtPolls  Is Formulated  Fortenberry Named Chairman; Office  W/sil Re Hrnaned

Drive To Whip Wels At Polls Is Formulated   Fortenberry Named Chairman; Office Will Be Qnened

TENNESSEE PRIMARY TODAY TO DECIDE FUTURE POLITICAL FATE. OF 77-YEAR-OLD SEN. M’KELLAR

To Be Or Not To Be—  McKellar Faces Acid Test As Tennesseans Go To Poll:

POWER UNION ARBITRATION VOTE LIKELY   Ballot May Be Asked Of Membership At Meeting Sunday

Corn Crop Reduced By  Dry Period   Estimate Still In Bumper List

DANVILLE YOUTH IS JUDGED SANE   FARMHAND WILL FACE MURDER INDICTMENT FOR SLAYING GIRL

Youthful Knifer ls Found Sane   Psychiatrists Give Okeh on Examination

Will Submit New  County Hospital  Question June 3 Voters To Decide  On Building Of New Hospital

County Hospital : Question June 3°  Voters To Dedide - On. Building Of : ‘New Hospital

PATTERSON APPOINTS BOARD   Group to Mav Just Court Martial Setup For the Army

Paiterson Names Board fo Study Grievances   Civilians to Probe Army’‘s Court Martial Procedure

WILL SURVEY ARMY COURT MARTIAL PLAN   War Secretary Name: Board to Probe Entire Setup

Board To Probe Military Justice  Plan to Overhaul Court-Martial Setup

Patterson to overhaul  army courts  Appoints board o: 9 indges. lawyers

Board To Survey Courts-Martiai System Is Named   Patterson Appoints Civil ian Group To Look into Grievances’

COURT MARTIAL STUDY PLANNED BY PATTERSON   Procedure Will Be Overhauled To Counteract  “Caste System” Charges

Judges Study Army Justice   Board Named to Overhaul Court Martial Svstem

Army Court Setup to Be Overhauled   Nine-Man Board To Investigate Vet ‘Grievances’

To Study Army Court Martial   Patterson Moves to Tackle Another Caste System Charge

TRUMAN TO RING -BELLAT FORDHAM   Tolling To Open University’s Charter Centenary; Will Be Broadcast

Reports From Fields Indicate Work Stoppage Will Be Cumplete—Many Diggers Refuse to Talk, but Those Discussing Crisis Agree Workers Will Remain Loyal to Lewis— 140,000 Quit Prior to Deadline,

General Mine Tie-Up Seems In Progress   Work Stoppages Before Deadline Idles Thousands

Shutdown of Pits Today Appears To Be Inevitable   Number of Idle Miners Has Mounted To Over 137,700

NIGHT SHIFTS SIGNAL START OF WALKOUT      140,000 Reported Idle When Deadline For Stoppage Comes

Over One Third Of Coal Miners Walk Off Jobs   General Strike, Spear headed By Volunteer Stoppages, Underway   140,000 IN 13 STATES HAVE PUT DOWN TOOLS   Fields Remain Calm; Nation Plans To Use Stockpiles Carefully

French Demand Death Penalties For Nazi Leaders   French Prosecutors Follow Other Allies In Summation At War Trials

N.Y., London Record Is Set   Lockheed Betters Old Record By One Hour

U.S. Plane Sets New Record in Hop to England   Airliner, 42 Aboard, Makes Flight in 12 Hours, 49 Minutes

Morrison Is Next Mayor. Of Orleans   Maestri Eliminated in First Primary by Clear Majority; Runoffs Slated for Three Council Seats

Outlay. Synthetic Gasoline and Rubber, and Even Agricultural Tractors,  >: Machine Tools.

Allies Ban 9 Key Reich Industries   Reach Pact on Smashing Germany's War Making Power

Scientists Say Atomic Bomb Will Hurl Battleship  la Air Like Cork

Strike Talk By Members of House Group  Complain That Absenteeism  Hinders Work

Absenteeism In Missouri House Brings Voting Strike” By Group Of Members

Nimitz Sa ys Cut Would  Impair Nav y   Reduction In Fleet Seen As Jeopardizing U. 5. In World Affairs

C. . 0. HEAD’S PLANS REMAIN A MYSTERY   Murray, on Eve of Convention Fails to Reveal if He Will Retire—Anti-Red Fight Sought.

AT C10 MEE}   Murray Silent on Rumored  Clash Between Right,  Left Wing Groups

Undated Heirens Note To Parents Repudiates Confessing 3 Slayinas

LETTER DENYING GUILT   Heirens Writes Parents He Confessed But Didn't Commit Murders

Confessions of Murder ‘False, Heirens Writes   Confiscated Letter Says He Confessed to “Make Sure of Death’

Heirens Writes He Didn't Murder   Confessed So He Would ‘Cause No More Grief’

TOP COURT IS 10 bY AR PLAN      Hearing by Miners And Railroad Cases Are Broadened

TO RECONSIDER CARRIER PLEA TO REORGANIZE   Review of Lewis Contempt Conviction  Is Broadened

Gambling Ship Deserted  Restraining Order On Water Taxis Refused

* Offer Contingent, However, Upon Withdrawal Of Soviets From Country   Both Countries Reply To Council   Gromyko Says Troops Will Be Evacuated Within Six Weeks

Atomic Test Ships Sail For Bikini   Among Vessels in Operations Crossroads Is Old Timer Nevada

Decontrol Step Due On All Food Items; Sugar Lid Will Stay   OPA Action Scheduled by Nov. 1; ‘Good Chance’ of Voiding Ceilings On Candy. But Not on Refricerator

All Foods Except Sugar To Be Freed   Decontrol Actions Due By Nov. , Is Report

ALL FOOD OFF CONTROL EXCEPT SUGAR BY NOV.    Additional Decontrol To B: Asked On Equipment For Home At Ontce

ALL BUT SUGAR OFF BY NOV, 1   MOST FOODS TO BE DECONTROLLED VERY SOON

Cotton Farmers Losing Money, Declares Thomas   Price Increase Gnlv Solution

GOVERNOR TO ~ CONFER WITH TWO GROUP:      LAUSCHE TO MEET WITH UTILITIES SPOKESMEN TOMORROW AND CONSUMER     GROUP MONDAY   —«s Sintee Included

‘Token’ Offer Of Cattle Fails  To Materialize   ‘Cattle Buyer Says Farms ers Union Not Selling At ‘Compliance’

TRIBUNAL SAYS WAR WAGING IS WORST CRIME   Majority Of 21 German Defendants Looking For Death Penalty

International Tribunal’s Decision Foreshadows Suilf Treatment of Nazis

AGGRESSIVE WAR — IS RULED CRIME   Group Convictions Made Yesterday; Executions Expected To Be Carried Out Oct. 16

Guilty Verdicts Indicated for All   Passing of Individual Sentences Due To Follow Judgment of Trial Tribunal:

Germans Expected To Get Death Sentences Nazi Leaders Await Court Ruling Today

DEATH ON GALLOWS OR IMPRISONMENT LOOMS FOR NAZIS   Four-Power Tribunal Holds in Its Verdict Aggressive Warfare “Is Supreme Crime.”   GERMAN GENERAL STAFF IS ACQUITTED   High Command, Reich Cabinet and SA Freed—Gestapo, SS and SD are Convicted.

Aggressive Warfare ‘Supreme Crime,’ Tribunal Rules; Hints All 22 Guilty  In Some Measure

Most of Hitler s ‘op 21 Henchmen  “xpecting Death   om» eral Staff, High Command Not Convicted  By Military Tribunal

Sentences To Be Imposed Today  Accused Nazis Grim As Verdict Nears

Death Decrees To Be Carried Out Ociober 16  21 Accused Men Listen Grimly to  Oa eds ak

NAZI LEADERS ARE BRANDED AS CRIMINALS   DEATH SENTENCES EXPECTED FOR HITLER GANG

Tribunal Holds All Defendants To Be Criminals   Unless Appeals Granted, Executions Expected October 16

Nezi Sentences Awaited Today   GI's Ambushed by Italian Communists

Eight-Man Court Reads 100,000 Word Judgement Denouncing Them As Criminals; 21 Grimly Silent; One Absent.

Majority Including Goering Seem Reconciled to Judgment of Court. Bormann as     Never Been Found

DEFENDANTS 10 KNOW FATE EARLY TODAY   Some of Nazi Leaders Appear Resigned To Death Decrees

Nazi Chiefs Will Learn Fate Today  Most Reconciled To Death Penalty,

Grandma Trades Rocker for Job  y+ v  Even Stages ‘Follies’ at Chicago Jamboree

ATTLEE CONTINUES INDIA DISCUSSIONS   No Solution ‘of Problem. in Stloht

Cabinet Man Would Boss All Services   Army, Navy, Airmen To Function Under Equality in Merger

Truman Calls for Complete Merger Of Armed Forces   Requests Congress to Provide Single Secretarv of Defenses

Temperatures   President Offers Plan for Unifying Of Armed Forces   Calls for Single Department of Defense, With Secretaries for Army, Navy and Air Forces: No Single Chief of Staff

Demos Lose Both Houses for First Time in 15 Years   Result Means a Congress Divided From White House

Nation’s 80th Congress Will Be Politically Split From White House After Thundering Victory Which Rocks Democrats to Core After 15 Years

Gain Majority on Utah Senate Win   Martin, Vandenberg Slated for Leading Positicns, Gains Also Registered in Gubernatorial Races

TEMPERATURES   GOP Regains Control Of House, Senate In Monday Landslide

GOP Takes Over Congress Control   Democratic Rule Overthrown For First Time in 15 Years

Victory In Congressional Races Breaks Democratic  Hage Held For 15 Years TRUMAN’S CHOICE   Turned Back In Missouri Balloting: Ives Tops Lehman In New York: May Loses In Kentucky

Overturn Democrats Win Control House And Senate, First Time in I5 Years

Gains Control of House, Senate in Tuesday Polling  See White House Win in Two Years

Will Rule Both House And Senate   “Truman Should Quit Says Arkansas Senator

 Democrats Overturned In Election   Republicans Capture ‘Seats in Both Senate, House in Land: slide That Extends from Vda to Taw

Ride Tide Of “Had Enough” Protest Votes   Wave Of Ballots Washed Out Of New England, Lapped At Dixie, and nnd Surged to West   First Major GOP: Victory Since °33   Also Reaches Out For Con: trol of Senate; Results Are Suill Being Tabuluted

Republicans  To Control Both Houses   Thundering G. 0. P. Landslide Will Change Congressional Officials From Speaker _To Lowliest Clerk

Longress to be Dominated By Republicans as They Win ‘Landslide’ Over Foes

Republicans Capture Senate Control As Voters Oust Democratic House

Working Margins Regained by G.O.P After 15 Years; Politicos Now Eve White House

Republicans Gain Control {r Widespread Election Contests Tuesday   CONGRESS TO BE AT ODDS WITH DEMO PRESIDENT

Republicans  Score Landslide Over Democrats   Result Means Congress Meeting In January Politically Divided From The White House

Triumphant Landslide Overturned the Democrats First Time In 15 Years.   WILL MEET IN JANUARY   Politically Divided From the White House; Truman Declined Comment.

DEMOCRATS 15-YEAR REIGN COMES TO END   Landslide Means A Congress Meeting In January Politically Divided From White House: GOP Foresees Victory In 194%

GOP Controls Both Houses of Congress   Triumphant Landslide From Coast.to Coast Overturns Democrats For First Time in 15 Years; Tradition Points Presidential to Victory in 1948

Dems Ousted After Reign Of 15 Years   Win Governorships; Tradition Points to White House Victory

Arthur B. Wotkins Victory in Utah Over Democrat Gives His Party Senate Control

Democratic Minority in New York Legislature Reduced to Numerical Whisper by Republican Votes

Republicans To Control Both Houses   Triumph Overturns Demo Party for First Time in 15 Years; Revision of Congress Assued

Landslide Ends Democratic Rule Of Past 15 Years      House And Senate To Be Divided From President

Nationwide Sweep Ousts Demos After 15 Years in Power   Tradition Points to Republican President In Next Election

Both House And Senate Republican   Democrats Lose Hold  On Both Houses For First Time In 15  Political Years

HAS MARGIN IN THE HOUSE AND SENATE   Growing Landslide Gives Party 51 Seats in Upper House (48 Needed for Majority), 224 in Lower (Majority, 218).

Republican Control of Both Houses of New Congress Sure   Triumphant Landslide of Tuesday Ousts Dems After 15 Years

THUNDERING TIDE OF VOTES ‘CARRIES GOP INTO CONTROL ‘OF BOTH HOUSE AND SENATE

Comment On Sweeping  President Truman Has N Victory By GOP   Dewey Wins Easily In New York State   Three Governorships Alse Wrested From Control Of Democrats

Republicans Win Victories Over Nation   Gov. Dewey Re-Eleeted In’ New York As Sen. Mead: Noafaataal st

Huge Tide Of Protest Votes  Blasts Demos   First Major Victory Since Depression Davs Scored: Truman Remains Silent

GOP Wins 224 House Seats, 51 in Senate; Victories End 15 Years of Democratic Rule

Landslide Puts G.O. P. in Power   Demos Lose for First Time in 15 Years; Congress to Be Divided Against White House

Some Races Close  But Trend Steady   First Time in 15 Years New Deal Out Of Power; To Lose Presidency in 1948?

15-Year Democrat Rule Ends   Republicans Also Gain Three Governorships In Smashing Victory; See Presidency in ’48

Coast-to-Coast Landslide Puts Republicans In  Power Again    Democrats Overturned for First Time in 15  Years

Landslide Shakes  Demos Nationwide   Democrats Are Overturned for First Time in Fiftee ' Years; Result Means New Congress Politically Di vided From the White House.   Smashing Victories Are Won by Republicans in the Big States

Only Cotorado Unseats Repubiican, Pennsylvania Leads In GOP Swing

Lineup For Postwar =. Fleets      Plan Outlined In Forrestal’s Report

AMERICAN SOLDIER SLAIN: — IN NORTH (ITALY AMBUSH   TWO OTHERS WOUNDED TS SHOOTING BELIEVED RESULTING FROM RECENT CLASH

American Soldier  Killed In Italy   Two Others Injured When Jeep Is Ambushed By Unknown Persons

PHONE SYSTEM WALKOUT OFF DURING PARLEY      Mediators Attempt to Find Truce for Packers

First Attempt Of Negro Actor To ‘Portray White Character A Success

U.S.. French Envoys Clash With Reds at Big 4 Parley   Proposals Made by Byrnes and Bidault On Austrian and German Issue Meet Stiff Opposition; No Agreements Are Reached

PARIS OPE FINDS U. $.RUSSIA CLASH   Nations Are Not Agreed on German And Austrian Issues

United States and France Clash With Russia at  Opening of 4-Power Meet

Powers Clash At Paris Mee!   U. S. and French Proposals Meet With Stiff Opposition

U. §., France Clash With Reds At Meet   Russians Oppose Study Of German,  Austrian Issues At Paris Parley

Molotov Firmly Opposes Byrnes And Bedault Proposal to Give Austria and Ruhr Consideration

Russia Blocks  ~ Peace Issues   Clash Comes at Opening Of Conference

CLASH MARKS START OF BIG FOUR PARLE)   Russia Opposes Move To Place Austria On Agenda

U. S. and France Clash with Reds At Paris Meeting   Russian Minister Opposes Austrian and German Proposals

OPENING MEETING OF BG 4 IN PARIS MARKED BY CLASH   Russia Opposes U. S.-French Proposal to Add Austrian and Rubr Questions to Agenda.   MOLOTOV DEMANDS TIME TO STUDY PROBLEMS   Conferees Agree to Take Up Drafting of Treaty With Italy at Outset of Deliberations.

Russia Clashes With U. S. France in Paris Opener . —   Agenda Dispute

Molotov Is Opposed io Byrnes’ Plan   Initial Meeting of Ministers Held in France

Connally Urges Big Three. Big Ki ive Hold More Sessions   Views Frequent Meetings as Means of Thrashing Out Dangerous Differences; Says Russia Wants Peace

URGE PARLEY OF BIG3 10 END: FRICTION   Differences Must Be Settled Promptly, Connally Says

Connally Urges Big 3 Parley To End Friction   Senator Sees Feat®  As Long as Powers Adjust Troubles Now

Connally Asks Big 3 Parley Halt Friction   Texan Holds Understanding With Russians Not Impossible; Favors —Adequate-U,_S.— Army. And Navy

Senafor Urges ‘Big 3' Meets   Connally Says Mutua! Understanding Can be Attained

Connally Urges Big Three Parley   Calls For Blunt Talks To Smooth Friction

Pg URGES U. S$. TO KEEP POWDER DRY  Connally Sure We Can Get Along With Soviet

Red Conduct ‘Disturbing’  To Connally   Says Big 3 Parlevs. ‘Eye To Eye,’ Will Remedy Situation

FO RMER ETO. COMMAND 1 SAYS RUSSIAN SECRECY CAUSED DELAY IN FINAL VICTORY

SAN F FRANGISCO POLICE HOLD MAN WHO TALKS OF COMMITTING HALP-FORGOTTEN GALLUP MURDERS

No Clues In Canton Murders   . Revenge And Jealousy Cited As Pcasible Motives In Deaths.

Many Bufcher: Over Country Quit Business   Half Of Retail Dealers Likely To Close Shons

Meat Famine Sets In As Packers Lay Off Workers   Butchershops in Many Cities Already Have Bare Counters, Some May Close Businesses

BUTCHER SHOPS IN NATION HAVE BARED SHELVES   Half Of Country's Retail Deal ers Have To Close Doors

Meat Shorfages Close SomeShops   Bare Shelves Found By Shoppers in Larger U. S. Cities

Consumers !urn To Chickens As Steak Vanishes   Livestock Shipments Lowest In History

Steaks. Chops Vanish As  Shops Close   Many Dealers May Be Forced Out Of Business

Many Butchers Over Country Quif Business  Half Of Retail  Dealers Likely Ta flaea Chane

Meat Famine: Closing on U.S. Stores Close  Shops in S. F. Begin te Close: Hope Seen for   Shops in S. F. Begin te Close ; Hope Seen for Future

Butcher Shops in Nation Shut Down   Steaks, Chops, Fresh Meot All but Disappear

Nearly All Fresh Meat Disappears As 12,000 Meat Cutters Are Idled   Shortage Of Meat Threatens To Put Many Sma Dealers Out Of Business; Inspection  Drops 73 Percent Last Week.

CONSUMERS FILL BUTCHER SHOPS, FIND NO SUPPLY   Shipment of Livestock to 12 Major Yards Lowest in History.   JNION REPORTS MANY LAID OFF

Meat Famine Is Setling In Akout U.S.      BUTCHERS IN MANY CITIES SELL OUT THEIR STCCAS AND CLOSE SHOP.

Meat Famine Sets In   Butcher Shops Throughout Notion Are Practically All Sold Out Today

Big Weapons ~— Sent To Rome   Full Scale ale Monarchist Demonstration is Broken Up

ITALY MOVES TO HEAD OFF CIVIL STRIFE   King Refuses To Move As Nation Awaits Growing Storm

Moslem Stand To Determine Fate of India   League Head Expected to Fight Britain‘s Plan

INDIAN MERGER UP TO MOSLEMS   Opposition to British Proposa! Is Expected

OUTCOME INDIA PLAN HINGES ON-MOSLEMS   London Suggests India May Secede From The Empire

Errors, Gains Of War Agains Japs Revealed   Navy Releases Detailed Summary Of Campaian

Navy Recounts Blunders Made In Pacific War   Detailed Summary Based On “Ultra-Secret’” Jap Battle Plans and Other Documents   Painful Lesson In Aerial Power   Enemy’s Initial Successes Led Him To Bank On Vietory With “One. Crushing Blow”

; AMERICAN COMMAND SKEPTICAL OF RADAR’S POWERS, BATTLE STORIES SHOW  : Blunders, Victories of Early War Days Bared in Navy Repor'

GIRL DIES OF ARDENT EMBRACE OF FIANCEE   22-Year-Old English Gir) Collapsed While Being Missed; Fut Press-

BUTTER, CHEESE AND MILK PRICE CONTROLS OUT   Senate Forbids Ceiling on Cottonseed and Soybeans in OPA Bill

Ban On Dairy Products Forecast For OPA Bill   ChildFeeding Expands

Senate Bars Milk, Butter, Price Limits   Barkley Presses for Final Action on OPA Tomorrow

Meat, Cottonseed Controls Removed   Pleas of Barkley Disregarded As Senators Vote Amendments

— PRICE BANS BROADENED —  2d Veto Is Predicted If OPA Bill Passes °

Group Out To Bar Ceilings On Milk, Butter, Cheese; Barkley Is Gloomy

Barkley Sees Veto By Truman   Meat and Poultry Free of Ceilings in New Measure.

More Price Controls Wined Out   Senete Puts Dairy Products, Milk On Exempt List

Decontrol of Meat Adopted   Sen. Barkley Pleads for Halt in Offering “Ridiculous’ Changes

Senate Vote Knocks Meat From Control   Amendments Riddle OPA Power; 2nd Veto Is Held Likely

SENATE VOTED TQ TAKE OFF MORE CONTROL   Leads More Exemptions on  Renewal Bill Now Pending.   Taft Son Fiehtine

second Veto of OPA Bill Likely   Majority Seeks to Ban Ceilings on Milk, Butter, Cheese

Senate Forbids Controls on 2 More Items   Writes Restriction Into Extender Bill

Milk Price Control Is Voted Down   Senate Adds Dairy Products to List Of Exemptions in OPA Extension Bill

Senate Votes to Ban Price Controls on Cottonseed, Soybeans and Their Products

Prospect of Veto Confronts Move » For OPA Revival   Amendments Make Bill ‘Ridiculous,’ Barkley Declares

Senate Forbids Price Controls On Cottonseed And Sqy Beans After Biting Price Guards Or Meat, Poultry; Dairy Products To Be Voted On

PRICE CONTRO! BILL FACES NEW VETO   Barkley Still Hopeful Of  Saving Some Controls

OPA Opponents Fire Amendments At Riddled Price Control Bill; Truman Veto Again Possibility

Moves to Keep Dairy Products Off List Also   Action Is Likely to Draw Another Veto From Truman

Meaf, Poultry Freed from — Price Control   Barkley Urges Complete Measure By Tomorrow

SENATE SET TO BAN CEILINGS ON DAIRY STUFF   Other Amendments Expected To Crop Up; Senator Barkley Takes Gloomy Outlook.

Senate Vote: Restrictions  In OPA Bill   Price Controls on Cotton Seed, Soy Beans Ruled Out After Ban Put on Meat. Poultry Ceilings

Add Amendments To OPA Measure   Senate Votes Against Con- trols for Cottonseed and Soybeans   FREE DAIRY PRODUCTS!   Barkley Opposes Making Exceptions in the New Measure

Senate Likely To Ban Dairy  item Ceilings President May   President May Use Veto Again

MILK, OTHER DAIRY PRODUCTS, SOYBEANS COTTONSEED FREED  MANY ITEMS JOINING MEAT, POULTRY ON CONTROL-LESS LIST

SOLONS CONTINUE TO SHEAR POWERS FROM OPA BILI   Washington, July 10—(7)— The senate, rapidly loading down the OPA renewal bill with exemptions, voted today to prohibit price control of milk and dairy products.

Bi-Partisan Senate Majority Prepares To Ban Any Future Ceilings On Milk, Butter And Cheese After Decision To Discard Controls On Meat, Poultry And Eggs— Barkley Fears Adoption Of Amendments May  Inspire Presidential Rejection

Cottonseed And Soybeans Decontrolled; Barkley Leads Gloomy Fight

Shadow of Possible Second Veto Falls ~ Over Moribund OP!   Senate Majority Ready to Take Controls Off Major Dairy Goods

Exempt Meat, Poultry From Price Ceiling   Majority Overrides Barks ‘ley’s Plea Against More Armoatndimonte.

‘Senate Votes Further Food Decontrols " Forbids Ceilings on Soybeans in OPA Extender

SENATE ADDS FARM PRODUCTS TO ‘FREE’ LIST   Amendment May Bring New Veto

EXPECT SECOND OPA BILL VETO   Prepare to Ban Ceiling on Milk, Butter, Cheese

Senators Ban Meat, Poultry, Egg Controls   Cottonseed, Soy Bean Eliminated In Vote; Expect Milk, Butter Cheese Exemption

Expect Ban on Dairy Items’ Price Ceiling   Senate Takes Meat, Poultry Ceilings Off Tuesday by Margin o4 Twenty-Three Votes

Cut Control On Soybeans, Cottonseed   Products From These Included; Meat and Poultry Control Banned

SHADOW OF NEW VETO THREATENS SENATE OPA BIL   Coalition Bans Cantrols on Mest, Poultry; More Re Se ee a : [nee

TRUMAN MIGHT REPEAT ACTION   Senate ‘.eaders Fear Second Veto on OPA Bill as Now Proposed

Senate Works To Slash OPA   Meat, Poultry, Eggs Exempted From : Ceilings

Meat, Cottonseed and Soybeans Left Free, Dairy Products ‘Also Expected To Be Exempted Despite i cotests of Barkley. -

New Exemptions Are Added To OPA List, Already Facing Possible Veto by Truman

Death Shadow Creeps Over OPA Hopes   Bipartisan Senate Majority Extends Ban on Ceilings

Decontrois on Cottonseed and Soy Beans Voted   Amendment To Lift Dairy Products Off List Given Chamber

SENATE GETS SET  TO BAN CEILINGS  ON MILK, BUTTER VOTE 49 TO 26 To  DECONTROL MEAT, POULTRY AND EGGS

Milk, Dairy Foods Latest Among Exemptions Hung By Senate On 0.P.A. Bill

New OPA Veto" Seen Involvi ing  Dairy: Products   Senate Majority. Geis ‘Set “Te Ban Fiitire Ceilings On Batter, Milk, Cheese.

Final Action On OPA in Senate Near   Soybeans and Cottonseed Added to Freed Items in Votes Taken Today

ON DAIRYING PRICE TOPS   Bi-Partisan Senate Majority Set to Exclude Milk, Butter and Cheese From Compromise OPA Measure.

Senate Vote Cuts Heart Out OF OPA   Ban On Meat, Poultry Ceil. ing Followed By Removal Of Cottonseed, Beans

Bi-Partisan Majority Now Gets Set To Prevent Price Controls on Milk, Butter and Cheese.   BARKLEY GLOOMY ON FUTURE OF OPA BILL

Shadow Of Veto Grows  Larger   Soy Beans Exempt; Dairy Up Now; Vote Near

OPA Measure To Face New Veto By President   HALFWAY MEASURE NOT LIKED BY HARRY TRUMAN

Final Action Hoped for by Tonight or Not Later Than Thursday Evening   MEAT, POULTRY, EGGS EXEMPTED

Measure To Renew OPA Is Whittlec   Exemption of Meat and Poultry from Curbs Voted Previously.   O’Daniel Straterr.

Votes To Keep Ceilings Off. Meat, Poultry   Bi-Partisan Majority Now Set To Ban Future Ceilings On Milk, Butter, Cheese

OPA Bill  Loaded  With Bans   Presidential V« Veto Looms As Senates Exempts More Items From Price Control

SECOND VETO OF DYING OPA IS FORECAST   Barkley Admits Dairy Products Will Be Added To List

Legion Hears Housing Idea:   Commitiee Told Control Delaving Construction

FINISH WORK ON THREE TREATIES AT PARIS MEET   Delegates Start Discussions on Hungarian Pact Today

SESSION ENDS   Peace Conference Attacks Hungarian Treaty: Still Have  * Pinland on Avenda   BULGARIAN TERMS ARE REACHED IN NIGHT MEET

PEACE CONFAB MAPS TREATY ON HUNGARY   Three Treaties Completed; Bulgaria Text Approved   DANUBE RIVER   Basin Is Opened To World Shipping: Finland Also Remains On Docket

Controls Sought Over Steel  Products Again ClO Fears Small  D.,,] Tisrr oh &* od   CIO Fears Small Producers Be Snuffed Out

C10 DECLARES SMALL PLANTS BE RATIONED   Coast Longshoremen Open Mediation With Firms

Murray Waitine For Next Move In Steel Strike   Accepted Truman Plan And Will Not Attempt To Break Deadlock

Long Pull Is Seen in Steel Fight   Strike In Stolemate; Hope Centers in Government Action; Both Sides Dig In *

ESCAPE ARTIST T0 PRESENT SHOW AT MT.VERNON SCHOOL   Audience Participation Acts to Be Feature of Program

APPOINTS GOBLE TO OHIO CABINET   Herbert Names Draft Director as Adjutant General

Adm. Halsey Ill In Naval Hospital   Reported Resting Comfortably; Has Respiratory Infection

SHIPS READY TO MOVE AGAIN   Federal Conciliator Reports AFL Union Wants To End Long Strike

West Coast Strike Ends   Maritime Group Votes To Accept New Wage Pact

MARITIME STRIKE SETTLED IN WESI   AF.L. Union Votes to Ac cept New Contract

West Coast Ship Strike Finally Ends   Contract Accepted by AFL Deck Officers As Final Phase.   Principal Terms.

Lewis Reads  ‘Indictment’   Accuses Industry’s Management, Stockholders Of Makine Dead Miners. 

Lewis Asks Safety in Mines   Indictment Charges _Industry With Deaths of 28,000 Workers

LEWIS SCORES MINE OPERATORS   UMW Head Reads ‘Indictment’ Hitting Safety

Lewis Makes Dramatic Indidment   Accuses Coal Management Of Deeth of Mine Workers, Wrecking Bodies of Others

Urges Change in Work: Conditions  Operators Charged With Killing Miners

Lewis “Indicts” Mining Firms.   Accuses Owners of ©" * Making “Dead” 28,000 Mire Workers ©

Mine Safety Emphasizec By UMW Chie   Lewis Charges Industry With 28,000 Deaths

Lewis Indicts Mine Industry Managers At UMW Conferenc   Labor Chief Supports Demand for Better Working Conditions

Lewis Plays New Role In Seeking ‘Aid’ For Miners   May Soft-Pedal His Wage Demand

Coalmen Scored In Mine Deaths  Lewis Says Industry *Slaughters’ Men

Lewis “Indicts” Mining Firms   Accuses Owners of Making “‘Dead’”” 28,000 Mine Workers

EXPECT LEWIS MAY SOFTEN HIS DEMANDS   Trend of Bituminous Wage Conference Gives Rise Tc. Hope Strike May Be Cancelled   PReaierrmreate = Mrepmiaare

Lewis ‘Indicts’ Coal Industry For Accidents   Accuses Industry of.’ Making ‘Dead’ 28,000 in Past:14 Years

NEARLY MILLION WORKERS STILL HOLE IN NATION   Four New Major Walkouts Pending; New York’Transit Tieup Likely   FEDERAL MEDIATOR ATTRACTS CIO FIRE

NIP CABINET RESIGNATION PREDICTED   As Result Last MacArthur Directives

JAP CABINET IN FINAL SESSION   Present Members Expected To Quit Following MacArthur Order

Railway Express Strike Ordered For Next Friday   Walkout of 65,000  Threatened Over Pav Boost Deadlock

Walkout of Express Agency Employes on Friday is Forecast   Union President Predict: Strike; News of Labor Disputes

Vote Indicates Employes Ready To Stage Walkout   Strike Ordered After Company Refuses To Grant 16-Cent Pay Hike

Railway Express Men To Strike   Walkout is Set For This Friday Morning

Nationwide Walkout of Express Worker:   Forecast by Geo. Harrison That 65,000 Would Quit,  Mace Today.

RAILWAY EXPRESS STRIKE PREDICTED   Union Head Voices Belief 65,000 Employes Will Quit Their dobs Friday.

Walkout on Friday a.m. Is Indicated   UMW Ignores Request for Partial Resumption of Work in Mines to Aid In UNRRA Program

Railway Express Walkout Called   Union Leader Predicts Nationwide Paralysis

Walkout Would Affect 65,000 Agency Workers  Service Would Re Deenleeed

Will Paralyze Service Unless Raise Granted   Vote Being Taken Throughout Country; Outcome Is Certain, Brotherhood Says

Rail Express Workers Plan Wage Strike   Union Head Declares Em— ployes To Quit Work Unless Steps Taken Soon.   ‘TRAINMEN. TO MEET

Walkout To Be Staged Friday At 12:01 A.M.  65,000 Employes To Be Affected

Railway Express Strike Due Friday   65,000 Are To Walk Off Jobs. Leader Says

Railway, [xpress To Strike    Workers to Walk Out Friday Morning if Wag Demands Are Not Moet

Expect Railway Express Strike To Begin Friday   Wage Dispute Threatens Nation-Wide Tie-up Of  Qoeestne

Union Leader Says Workers lired Of Delay   Rail Groups Meet Tomorrow To Act Or Board Findinas

Railway Express Strike Of 65,000 Threatened   Dispute Over Wages Scheduled To Come To Head Friday; Texas Vote Taken

Express Men May Walk Out Karly Friday   Strikers Turn Down Re. quest By UNRRA To ReOpen Some Mines

NEWEST LABOR WOE COMES WHEN UNION ASKS WAGE RAISE   OTHER DISPUTES STILL ON OVER COUNTRY; COAL MINERS STAY OFF JOB

Nation Faces Fresh Threat of Walkout   Express Employes May Strike Friday in Waqge Dispute

65,000 Are Involved In Dispute   Wage Contest May Bring Walkout Friday

Rail Express Strike Looms For Friday   Nationwide Halt Indicated by Trend of Balloting

Express Men Will Strike   Will Walk Out Early Friday in Dispute Over Wages

Meet Called by Brotherhoods to Study Walkout   16 Cent Wage Boost Denled by Ex. press Firm; Rail Union Considers Offer

Expressmen  Will Strike  Walkout of 65,000 Set For Friday In Dispute Over Wages

Walkout To Be Staged Friday At12:01 A.M.   65,000 Employes To Be Affected In Waae Dispute

RAIL EXPRESS AGENCY UNION STRIKE SLATED   Members to Walk Out Friday in Dispute Over Wages

Express Agency Workers To Quit   Strike Of 65,000 Forecas' By Brotherhood Chiat

Express Employees To Strike   Railway Express Agency Employees Plan Walk Out

EMPLOYEES IN NO MOOD FOR DELAY. SAYS UNION HEAD   PREDICTS NATION’S EXPRESS SERVICE WILL BE PARALYZED

Two Sought For Slaying Cab Driver   Butchered Body Is Identified; Victim Crippled Man, 24

Russia Asks Slav-Italian Trieste Pact   Calls for Friendly Dispute Settlement For European Peace

New Hope Of Trieste Agreement   Chance of Italo-Slav Settlement of Border Dispute Revived By  Letter from Molotov

Letter May Settle Fate Of Trieste   Molotov Asks.lalions Fo Seek Agreement With Yuooaslavia On Fort Citv

Italians, Slavs Urged To Agree On Trieste Rule   Molotov Statement Received As An Encouraaina Sian

HOPE REVIVED OF SETTLING TRIESTE ISSUE   Letter of Molotov To ltalian Ambassador Suggests Possibility of Agreement   DEADLOCK IS BROKEN’

Trieste Baittle May Be Settled By Compromise   Italy and Yugoslavia Due To End Conflict, Letter From Molotov Shows; Work Ou Pact

Molotov Acts To Settle Trieste Rule   His Letter to Italian Official Opens Way for New Action

DISPUTED TRIESTE AGREEMENT URGED BY RED DELEGATE   Sovtet Foreipn ‘Minister Asks Italy and Yugoslavia to Eetablish Pact

lfalian Envoys Appear Pleased  Reds to Agree on Fate of Trieste?

‘NO-INDUCTION’ DRAFT OFFERED   Plan Provides Nine - Month Extension Without Call

Committee Thinks  Of Painless Draft   Novel Move to Extend Draft While Banning Inductions Advanced

URGE PAINLESS DRAFT FORMULA   ‘Would Extend Law for One  Year, Ban Induction  Of Eligible Men

WOULD EXTEND THE DRAFT LAW FOR ANOTHER YEAR   But Ban Induction of Any. one Becoming Eligible — During the Period.   PROPOSED FROM H. M. C.   This Novel Proposal Attracted Formidable Support at Once.

Action Dooms Conscription; Army Stunned   Committee Extends Law But Forbids More Inductions

Submits Plan To Ease Draft   Would Extend Law 9 Months But Ban Inductons

PAINLESS FORMULA PROPOSED FOR DRAFT   House Plan Would Extend Law Nine Months

NEW PROPOSAL ON DRAFT LAW  FLABBERGASTS ARMY TODAY   House Group  Would Continue Registration But Forbid Induction

Odd Proposal Of Draft Law Puzzles Army   Extend Draft Regulations To Nine Months, Dut Ban Inductions For Period Is Asked

Painless Draft Plan Submitted   Proposal Would Keep Up Registrations. but Halt Inductions

Painless Formula ‘Is Proposed For Continued Draft   House Group Surprises Army With Idea For Draft.

Would Prohibit All Induction Of Newly Eligibles   Army Astounded By Painless Plan Of Military Group; Support Pledged

HOUSE PROPOSES PAINLESS DRAFT EXTENSION PLAN   WOULD EXTEND LAW NINE MONTHS BUT BAN INDUCTIONS

WOULD RETAIN DRAFT SYSTEM WITHOUT TEETH   Much Support For lan To Extend Draft Nine Months, But Ban All Inductions Of New Registrants.

MILITARY INDUCTIONS MAY END MAY 19; TO KEEP REGISTRATION   HOUSE COMMITTEE GETS MUCH BACKING FOR END OF CALLING YOUNGSTERS

‘Army Flabbergasted Over Naval Proposal Before the House of KEepresentatives Military Committee

eh ELA ha  New Draft _ Plan Stumps Army Heads  Pvetancian Fawcarsad.   Extension Favored, But No Inductions

Committee Plan to Revise Draft Laws  Stuns Army Chiels   Indiana Congressman To Support Nine-Month Trial Draft Bill

TOUGH’ REPORT ON BILBO SEEN   Republicans Meet In Capita’ To Plan Strategy On ‘Oust Bilbo’ Attempt

Machaat Eats In Capture Of Robeson Indian      Reatha Cummings Takea  in South Carolina — Fled Prison Camp.      SERVING TER TERM -

Manhunt Ends In Capture Of Robeson Indian   Reatha Cummings Taker in South Carolina — Fled Prison Camp.   SERVING TERM 7 OF 50 YEARS

Pendergast Tie Denounced by Mo. Republicans   Truman Assailed fo Purging of Rep. Slaughter

(.0.P. CHARGES TRUMAN PAMPERS AMERICA’S RED   Warning Against Communism Sounded in Platform Adopted by Leaders at Jefferson City.   ASKS FOR REDUCTION IN GOVERNMENT DEBT   Document Assails President for Continuing His Allegiance to Pendergast Machine.

CARRYING JEWISH IMMIGRA“*TION DISPUTE TO COURT AS. WELL, AS. ASKING, .. SOVIET SUPPORT.

Phone Talk A ‘Mistake, Says Hoover   Asserts He Failed tc Identify Clayton in OPA Discussion

HOOVER REPORTS CLAYTON INCIDENT MISUNDERSTOOD   Former President Clarifies ‘Conflicting Stories on Bi ag gee

Jews Lash British Soldiers   Violence Flares  In Palestine Renrical Raw

'MOHAMMED ALI JINNAH, BACK IN INDIA, HAS IMPORTANT DECISION TO MAKE BEFORE LONG   Visit to Cairo and London Is Believed To Have Been Profitab!:

FBI MOVES IN ON MEAT BLACK MARKET DEALS   U.S. To Reinstate Its Wartime Control To Aid Distribution

FBI Asked To Probe Subsidy, Use   One Packer Terms Meat Situation ‘National Scandal’

‘Double Blow Aimed At Meat Black ‘Market Operations   OPA to Restore Wartime Controls for Better Distribution; FBI to Investiacte Complaints

QUOTAS BACK ON SLAUGHTER OF LIVESTOCK   CATTLE SITUATION CALLED NATIONAL SCANDAL

FBI Is Called In. To Probe Meat Black Markets   Some Packers Accused of Unlawfully Seeking Subsidy Money

OPA And FBI Attack Meat Black Marke   Skughter Control Plan Proposed to Improve Distribution

FBI joins  Fight Against Growing Meat Black Market   Wartime System On Slaughtering To Be Restored’ By Government

Action Taken To Provide More Meat   FBI Moves Against Black Markets; Quota System Announced

‘FBI Moves In On Meat Slack Market   U. S. To Restore Wartime Controls To Curb Activity

FBI WILL PROBE REPORTED MEAT SUBSIDY FRAUDS   Attorney General Hears Some Packers Are Paying Black Market Prices and Collect ing From U. S.   WARTIME SLAUGHTER QUOTAS TO RETURN   Government to Reinstate System in Hope of Providing Better Distribution of Availablé Supplies.

WEAK TURNOUT OF VOTERS IN ILLINOIS TODAY   Balloting Ranges From Very Lignt To Unexpectedly Heavy

GREECE READY 10 ASK UN. PROBE OF BORDER FIGHTING   Rebels Driven From $kra and Notia But Battle Rages  «5 Meuntaie  -

Greeks to Seek UN Probe Of Border Battle   Strong Guerritla Bands Spread Attacks South In See-Saw Fighting

GREEKS TO APPEAL OF BORDER BATTLE   Week-Old Battle See-Saws anc Invaders Are Forced Out - of Villages

Greece to Appeal For UN Study Of Border Fights  Battles Continue With Heavy Mutual Casualties

Greeks  To Take Up Row With UN   Border Dispute Is Becoming Issue  With Natives

SIX“NEGROES DIE IN LODGING HOUSE FIRE EARLY TODAY      Philadelphia .Officials Push Investigation to Determine Blaze Cause

City Pushes Investigatior Into Cause of Blaze In Low-Priced Lodging House

Philadelphia Pushes Probe into Fire Which Killed 6 Lodging House Tenants

Six Dead, 40 Hurt {n Negro Hotel   Fire Routs Over 100 ' Into Icy Cold Street

ix Perish n Lodging louse Fire  PS eS ee See ae   40 Injured When ‘Abe's Hotel’ Burn: in Philadelphia

Costly Fires Rage Over Nation   Six Die In Blaze At Philadelphia; Elevator Burns

SIX NEGROES LOSE LIVES IN ROOMING HOUSE FIRE; FORTY OTHERS INJURED

Boost In Meat, Food Supplies  Promised Soon   Possible Increase In Fats And Oils Also Pledged  By Government

MEAT SUPPLIES, EGGS AND FATS PROMISEL   Agriculture Department Ex. pects Increased Output

More Meat, Egas In Sight For “46  Reasonable Prices Held Probable

Hegro Veteran Tells Of Beating fn Mississippi  . ‘Senate Committee

Negro Tells Of Beating in Bilbo Trial   Senate Inquirers Get Evidence of Racial Incitement

Bilbo's Probers View Exhihits   Negro Witness Tells Investigators of Having Been Beaten

ISCONSH SOLDR   Says Handling of Surplus Goods “Scandalous” in Letter Recently

Latest Figure Is 239   Highway Mishap: Lead In Death Toll In U. S.

Yuletide Tragedy List of 261 Dead; 213 on Highways   Record Spending by Americans  U.S. Outlay for Year Is Estimated at 127 Billions

236 Persons Lose Lives On Christmas   Fires, Plane And Train Wrecks Account For 37 Of Holiday Fatalities

200 Die in Holiday Traffic Mishaps; California Heads List With 55

136 MEET DEATH ON CHRISTMAS   California Traffic Toll More Than Fourth Of Total

FATALITIES ON ROADS CLAIM LARGE TOLL   Fires, Piane and Train  Crashes and Asphyxia-  tion Figure In Vio- ~ lent Deaths

Traffic Deaths balay      Fires,’ ‘Planes A And Train “Crashes-Account For Thirty-seven: More”

Nation Records 213 Traffic Deaths Over Yule Holiday   Far Exceeds Total Estimate by National  } Safety Council

California Has 55 Of Nation's 199 Auto Deaths   Const State Blames “Liquor And Water’ For Holiday Toll.

Nation Counts Heavy Toll On The Holidays   «Safety Council's Esti motes Are  Pe i

213 AREDEAD IN HOLIDAY’S CAR CRASHES   More Than Fourth Of Total Fatalities Are in California

5 PERSONS ARE KILLED IN IOWA ON CHRISTMAS   U. §. Highway Fatalities Far Exceed Prediction of 150 by Safety Group

213 Diein Automobile Accidents   Trattic Deaths Far Exceed Safety Council Estimate

IN AUTOMOBILE COLLISIONS   Figures Far Exceed Safety Council Estimates   55 FATALITIES   Reported In California; Wet Streets, Drinking Are Blamed

Nationwide loll Far Exceeds Expectation Of National Safety Council

California Leads Parade of Death With 55 Killed on Streets and Highways; Total Is Under 1945, but Over Council’s Estimates

Motor Mishaps Mar Christmas In Many Areas   California Deaths Lead Tragic List, With 55 Vietims; Drunken Driv. ers Blamed   Maryland’s Total  Includes “Freak”   Four Autos Involved In Crash On Highway; Two Killed, 10 Injured In Odd Accident

xy ORK Re ee  Death Toll to 261 213 Die on Roads   Christmas Traffic: Accidents Kill 52 In Los Angeles Area

Far Exceeds National Safety Council Estimate   Generally Fair Weather Lures Thousands Of Motorists To The Nation’s Highways .

Accident Toll Over Holiday Reaches 236   Christmas Traffic Crashes Kill 199— 5 in State

Tragic Toll of Traffic Crashes Mars Holiday   At Least 213 Killed in Highway Accidents; 48 Other Violent Deaths

Christmas Tra‘ ic Death Toll Reaches 2° Fair Weather Lures M: ov, Out

Unusually Heav' Toll Marked In Yule Mishaps   More Than 200 Persons, Far Outnumbering Early Estimate, Fall Victim te Accidents During Holiday: Traffic Wrecks Take Majority in U. S.

Total Is Well Below Nation’s 1945 Total of 415 " Persons; Eventual Traffic Toll Will Be More Than 300

Violent Deaths From Various Causes Over the Holiday Now Number 261

VIOLENCE PUTS AN END TO JOY WITH ‘SCORES OF DEATHS   Traffic Accidents Contribute Large Majority to Nation's Violent Deaths

Accidents Take Toll Of 236 during Holiday   California ‘Leads: in. Traffic: Accidents. as: Tota Exceeds Safety Council’s- Estimate a     tthe

213 Fatalities In Traffic Already Counted; Total Expected To Hit More Than 3900, Far in Excess O! National Safety Council Estimate

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL OF 261 OVER ESTIMATE BUT UNDER ‘45   Expect Traffic Toll of 213 To Rise Above 300 When All Are In

California Leads U.S. With 55 Fatal Highway Fatalities   Majority of Accidents In Los Angeles Sector; Police Blame Wet Streets, Heavy Drinking

—ACCIDENTS— Gay Holiday Saddened By 236 Deaths  Traffic Accounted For 199 Victims —

Holiday Death Toll Fixed at 236; Many Die in California   Traffic Accidents Claim 213 Victims as Weather Lures Drivers

Constitutionality Of 1-Cent Kansas Gas Tax Attacked   Suit Ready To Be Filed In Kansas Suprema Court

TO TEST MEASURE   Attorney General Plans Te File Suit on One Cent Gas Tax   SEEKS A COURT RULING

Court Test On Gas Tax   State Seeks Ruling  On Constitutionality of One-Cent Gas Tax Law

Meyersdale Man Dies in Accident Ai Acosta Plant :   Cool Miner Hort.

Bill Would Extend Federal Control of Limits on Price And Rents for Another Year

Sentenced to 99 Years Six ‘Minutes After Pleading Admits Slaying Sweetheart’s Husbanc

Lenox Horseman Given 99 Years  Pleads Guilty to  Saeand Pearee Murde:

‘Slew Husband Of Sweetheart 24 Years Ago   Henry Schmitt of Lenox Pleads Guilty in Sudden Court Appearance :::

U.S. OCCUPATION PROBE STUDIED   Senator Brewster Opines Inves tigation To Begin in Germany, Australia

Senators Will Take a Look At Occupation   Brewster Predicts Immediate Inquiry in Germany and Austria

U.S. Occupation of Germany Probed  Costs Under Pine — GOP to Start  Deen nna mohit cuban Nearest

Senate To Probe Charges Involving Occupation Army   Three Main Complaints Listed, Brewster Reveals

URGES STRONGER HEALTH PROGRAM   Public Health © Workers Told Responsibility Lies With Them   4-DAY MEETING HERE

“HEALTH PROGRAM   Public Health Workers Told Responsibility Lies With Them  4-DAY MEETING HERE

LEGION DEMANDS U.S, TAKE DRASTIC ACTION IN YUSOSLAY AFFAIRS   State Convention Officially Opens In Philadelphia

LEGION ASKS ACTION AGAINST YUGOSLAVIA   Steps Short of War for Shooting Down U.S. Airmen By Connie Knauher

Aroused State  Lesion Calls For Halt To Attacks   Wants Effect Action To Put Stop To U. S. Plane Attacks Over Yugoslavia   CONVENTION OPENS AT PHILADELPHIA

Man Suspected of Slaying His Two Babies Is Apprehended; Prisoner Appears in Dazed Condition

DOG HAUNTS SHOP — OF HIS DEAD MASTER   Fritz, a White Fox Terrier, May Be Sold With Tulsa Shoe Repair Business.

House Bill To ‘Freeze’ Social Security Tax   Approval Near For Legislation to Keep Present. ] Pct. Rate

Reds Charge US.-British Frame Stand   Soviet Newspaper Declares Tactics Designed To Force Acceptance OF Ideas.   DOWN JUST DEMANDS

Yenan; Capital Of China Reds, Hit By Bombs   ‘Seven Government Planes Drop 11 Missiles in Attack on City

CHINESE BOMBS BLOW TO PEACE   Communists Tell General Marshall Dropping Of Explosive By Government Broadens Scope Of Civil War.

‘Incident’ In Orient  China Flyers Raid Red Field, Bombard Own Grounded Plane

BOMBING OF YENAN   Chinese Reds Take Dark View of ) Attack on Capital

CHINESE CIVIL WAR  TAKES NEW TURN FOR  WORSE FROM DOMBIN . COMMUNIST BUILDING.  TARGET OF FEDERAL.  COVERNMENT PLANES.

New Peace Organizatio1 Is Founded in Battle-Scarred T.ondon   Prime Minister of Britain Challenges All People to Choose Between ‘Life or Death’ and to Outlaw War: Belgian Foreign Minister Named U.N.O. President

Outlaw War, Attlee Pleads At Opening.  Of Assembly   Tactical Defeat For Russia Seen  In Spaak’s Election As First President

Belgian Elected UNO Head As Group Told It Holds Power of ‘Life or Death’ Over Mankind

World's Peace Setup Founded, Belgian at Head  UNO Delegates Elect President in Brief Opening Session

[NO Assembly Told It Holds  reat Powers   Delegates Pick Spaak As President Then Adjourn Till Today; New Peace Chapter

NEW PEACE LEAGUE FOUNDED; BELGIAN NAMED PRESIDENT   Britain’s Prime Minister Attlee Makes Plea for International Harmony at U. N. O. Meeting.   STRESSES NECESSITY OF CONTROLLING ATOM   Declares Another War Would Destroy Mankind—Delegates From 51 Nations Present.

SPAAK NAMED PRESIDENT OF UN ASSEMBLY   New Peace Agency Is Founded; Warned To Outlaw War

Spaak Elected UNO President At First Meet      Assembly Told It Holds “Life or Death” Powers

WARLN'S PEACE UNION FOUNDED   Assembly Of Nations Starts Action To Outlaw War

United Nations Is Created at London Meeting  Riolgian Galastad az   Belgian Selected as President Instead of Russia’s Choice

Belgian Foreign Minister Paul Spaak Elected President Of United Nations Assembly As Britain Scores A Tactical Victory

New World Peace Group Is Founded   Attlee Challenges People To Choose Death, Outlaw War

Spaak Elected To Presidency  AsUNO Open:   Ontlaw War, British Chief Challenges at Historie 1 alin Mawclecn

UNO Meets In First Session; Belgian Heads   Attlee Stresses UNO Has Power Of Life, Death

CHARLES BUTTERWORTH IN AN AUTO CRASH   Car Skids 180 Feet After Missing a Turn   MURDER-SUICIDE

Film Actor Butterworth Killed in Auto Accident   HOLLYWOOD — (INS)—Charles Edward Butterworth, 46-year-old, droll actor. was killed today in a apectacular automobile accident.

Butterworth Is Killed In Crash   Droll Actor Victim Of Auto Accident In Hollywood, California

GM Hikes Salary Worker's Wage  Five Per Cent Boost Goes To 70,000

O’Dwyer Closes Public Places   2,000,000 Deprived of Electric Service; _ Philadelphia Transportation Still Paralyzed

CAMBRIA COUNTY HIT BY DISASTROUS FLOOD   Four Communities Suffer Big Damage: Man Missing

Drum, Back from Fishing, Confers With Dewey Aides   Finds Himself in Midat of Intra-Party Fight for Senatorship

News Day And Niah   Declaration, However,Does Not Come As Formal Ruling In Case   Says Lewis Could  Call Off Strike   Union Boss Told He Made Great Mistake In Not Awaiting Court Decree

Peace-time Draft Proposal Delayed   Planned Army - Navy Merger Studied By Special 9-Man Commission. _

GM Declines Accept Board’s Wage Proposal   Says Fact-Finders’ Recommendations Are Unsound

Principle Is Unsound,  GM Contends   Says Latest Offer Of 133-Cent Boost Still Stands

UAW. HEAD SAYS ACTION NO SURPRISE   Head of Corporation Asserts Offer of 1344c-an-Hour Pay Boost “Still Stands.”

GM REJECTS FACT FINDING PANEL REPOR]   Unacceptable As Basis For Ending Dispute, Company Says

Auto Firm Spurns 192 Cents An  Hour Increase  Compary President Says Conclusions  Of Panel Unsound

PROPOSED PAY SCALE TURNED DOWN BY GM   FIRMS OFFER OF 134% CENTS AN HOUR STANDS

GM SAYS FACTFINDERS’ RAISE UNACCEPTABLE   19 And One-Half Cents An Hour Hike Called Basically Unsound

Soviet Head Says Russia Lacks A-Bomb, Has Only 60 Divisions in West Europe

Churchill Welcomes Stalin’s Occupation Troops Statement   ‘Stalin: Churchill Threat to Peace

Red Chief Answers 31 Points   Terms Churchill And Followers Foremost Threats To World Peace

Says Churchill, Other “War Incendiaries” Threaten Peace; Disclaims Tension Increase

We Don’t Have A-Bomb Secret, Stalin Says   Reds Haven't Used Veto Too Much, Marshal Declares

Stalin Promises Recall of Some Men in Balkans   Premier Tells UP of Danger in Statements Of Men Like Churchiil

SAYS HE DOES NOT BELIEV) THERE IS INCREASED TENSIO! BETWEEN U. S. AND RUSSIA.

MARTIN GALLS FOR SPIRITUAL REVIVAL   Says World Order Is Matter Of ~élucation And Religion

HOOVER POINTS TO SOVIET FOOD   Ex-President - Says Russia Could Give Million Tons To Starving

Mother Says Eight-Year-Old Paul Sowa “Seemed Te Smile As If He Heard”

43 RAILROADS OWN PULLMAN BUSINESS   Three-Judge Federal Expediting Court Approves Sale Yesterday.

Nixon Services Will Be Friday  Former Appraiser Dies  eres be Pome Fae

WLB Award Never Will Be Accented, -Heatof ACA Says   ClO Leader Replies te Statement of Western Union Official

WESTERN UNION AWARD SPURNED   Union Says Company Can Wait Until Hell Freezes Over

Expect Angry Congress To Act Quickly On Bill Fixing Strike Penalties

President Expected to Ask Penalties For Strikes Against Government

Truman May Ask Strike Penalties   President to Broaclcast Talk Before Congress

QUILAW STRIKES UNDER SEIZURES, TRIMAN TA ASK   Appeal to Congress Likely to Urge Such Walkouts Be Made Felony   PROMPT APPROVAL SEEN   Both Houses Appear Ready to Give President the Legislation Wanted

PRESIDENT 10 TALK 10 CONGRESS   Is Expected ‘toe Ask Penalties for Strikes Against Government

Solons Stand by To Hear Appeal From President   Penalties for Strikes Against Government To Be Asked, Belief

Candidates Plan Last Verbal Shots As Election Near:   Gubernatorial Aspirants Keep Expenses Low: State Committee Denies Favoritism

TEXAS POLITICS:  Candidates Report Expense: As Race Enters Final Phase

Deadline Near for Ship Tieup   Conciliators Make Efforts to Avert Nation-wide Tieup

SEEK TO AVERT NEW SHIPPING STRIKE TONIGHT   Shipowners Continuing Negotia  tions With Engineers, Other ; Unions

New Ship Strike Peace Doubtful   Federal Conciliators Have Dim Hope of Settlement

BYSTANDER DIES IN HOLDUP FIRE   Womar Leaving Bakery Walks Into Police-Bandit Battle

Russian Paper Accuses U.S. Of World Ambition  Sees Domination   Sees Domination Move In Baruch’s Atom Contro! Plan

 Russians Told U. 5. Atomic Proposal Shows:  That Americans Want To Dominate The World

PRAVDA FLAYS OFFER OF U. 5.   Charges ‘Obvious Aspirations Towards World Domination’   ATOM DIPLOMACY HIT

@ PETER EDSON   Revolution Indicates You Can’t Keep ’Em Down on the Farm

115 TWA Planes Grounded as Pilots Seek Higher Pay  Strike Is First of Its  fee iy  .. oo) en   Strike Is First of Its Kind in Flying History

TRANS WORLD AIRLINE HIT BY PILOTS STRIKE   115 Planes, Here And Abroad, Grounded By AFL Union

TWA Airline Pilots Strike For More Pay   Over 100 Planes. Are Grounded In First Strike of Its Kind

Strike Grounds 115 Planes Of JWA System   Walkout Marks First Such Tie-Up In Flying History

TWA AIR SERVICE HALTED AS 1,400 PILOTS WALK OU   All Flights on System Carrying Daily Average of 3,000 Passengers Canceled —115 Planes Grounded.   HIGHER PAY SCALES DEMANDED BY FLIERS   Men’s Earnings Put By Union at $7,600 to $9,000 a Year —Company Says Top is $12,598.

l¢nperature 10  The Drop Soon   Cold Air Moving In From Canada To Bring Winter Weather To South

A-bomb Sink: Three Ships, Damages 16   Number of Mortally Hurt May Climb To Eight

Three Ships Sunk; Others Set On Fire Or Damaged   Experiment Is Held Success By Leaders

Study Results of Test at Bikini; 8 Vessels Burned   Official Calls Experiment a Sue. cess: Study Underway to Find Full Damage   Ry DON WHITEHEAD

Test Blast Success, Say Blandy, Forrestal      No Tidal Wave or Earthquake Results; Palm Trees on Bikini Appear Intact; Fires Still Rage Aboard Warships in Experiment

Atom Bomb Test Called  Suceesstul  3 Ships Sunk, 16 Others - Daniaged As Bomb Is: - Dropped At Bikini.

Fourth Test of New Weapon on 73 Vessels Termed Success by Admiral Blandy and Sec. Forrestal.   NO LIVES LOST—NO TIDAL WAVE RESULTS

First Observers Enter Lagoon To Check Damage   Three Ships Sunk, 16 Crippled By Sunday’s Atomic Bomb Blast

ALL Cuncaars COA, ax = earing  ~ Manufacturers Beat Agency at Own Game

Whe Said There Was a Paper Shortage 7  NAM Beats OPA in Fierce Chart Battle

Battle of Graphs Manufacturers’ Association Beats  Chart-Loving OPA at Its Own Game

Observers Are Turned Back by Radioactivity.   Half-Hour Trip Made 28 Hours After Underse2 Bomb Test

Faculty, Student Meetings Set To  Discuss Painter University Regents’ Appointment of New President Opposed

NEW YORK PUSHES HARLEM CLEANUP   Police. Officials to Get Physical Tests

SEE PAC TEST IN VOTE TODAY   Primaries in Ohio, Alabama May Show Effectiveness Of CIO Organization

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C. 1 0. T0 FACE TEST OF STRENGTH AT POLLS TODAY   Political A ction Committee Backing Ohio Senate Candidate and Alabaman for House Seat.   TWO OTHER STATES TO HOLD PRIMARIES   Florida and Indiana to Choose Nominees for Congress— Negroes to Cast Ballots in South.

CIO-PAC FACES NEW TESTS IN VOTING TODAY   Labor Pelitical Organiza. tion Supperting Candidates In Primaries   NEGROES VOTE FOR FIRST TIME IN SOUTH

Vhio, Alabama to Vote Today ge ee POY  PAC Faces Test In 2 States Primaries Scheduled Today

Four States Vote Today  In Primaries   Tests of Strength Due for CIO-PAC In Ohio. Alabama

Four States Hold Primaries Today With ClO-PAC Facing Test in Two

OHIO, ALABAMA - GET ATTENTION   Negroes Vote For The First Time h

C10-PAC FACES TEST IN 2 OF 4 STATES TODAY   Labor Group Favoring Candidates From Ohio, Alabama

PAC To Get Primary Tests. Today  Politicians Watch Tr... rer. Shel De wns   Politicians Watch For Effect Of First Negro Primary Votes

A States Vote At Polls Today   Alabama, Ohio Will Choose Gubernatorial Nominees

Devens Lists 31 More Vets for Discharges   _Greater-Lowell ... Boys "Coming Home" Over Week-End .

BATTLE MOVES TO WASHINGTON AS FEUD GROWS   afl Porter Says Matter Still under Review as Others Hint Meal Rationing

OPA IN FIRST CLASS FIGHT WITH CAFES   Restaurant Men Plan New Meeting; OPA in Dark Hints

ESTAURANTS, PA FEUD VER PRICES   Demand Of Lewis Goes Unanswered

Jim Folsom Is Workin o  On Cabinet   Frank Boswell And Chris Sherlock Mentioned For Important Posts

SIX OF 12 TAKEN OFF PEAK IN ALPS SENT TO HOSPIT   None in Serious Condition — Report Plane Was on Pieasure Trip When It Went Down Denied.   WOMAN SURVIVOR TELLS OF EXPERIENCES   Says Group Slept in Plane at Night and Played Cards in Daytime While Awaiting Rescue.

HALF OF RFSCIFN PARTY IN HIROVTAL      Six Require Hospitalization After Enews On ne

Six of Americans In Alps Crash Are Sent to Hospital   None Reported in Bad Shape on Arrival in Vienna

nnn ne nnn enn eee nn ean ee NE OE  Six Rescued Persons  To Get Hospital Check

Jap Premier And Cabinet Resign Posis   Aim Is to Stabilize Political Situation Statement Explains

CABINET QUITS; JAPS TO HAVE COALTION   Move To Stabilize Internal Jap Politics

PREMIER AND JAP CABINET RESIGN   Move Declared Effort to Stabilize Political Situation

JAPS-FORMING — —NEW-CABINET      SHAKEUP IN GOVERNM FOLLOWS AGITATION AGAINST MEMBERS, ,  OF OLD CABINET

JAP CABINET AND PREMIER QUIT POSTS   Move Termed Effort to Stabilize Political Situation

OPA TO REVEAL POLICY ON SUIT PRICES SOON   Liberalized Regulation On Men’s Garments Expected In Move To Improve Supply

OPA MAY LIFT CEILING ON SUITS   Move Sought To Eliminate Slowup In Deliveries

Hint Seizure of 3 Case Plants   Labor Department Recommends Move

Weather At Bikini Still  Threatening   Bomb In Place Now: Eighty-Seven Tarcet Shine Ready

Readiness For Blast   BOMB IS SUSPENDED IN BIKINI LAGOON, AWAITING. IMPULSE : THAT WILL SEND IT 7 AGAINST 27 SHIPS

UNDERSEA A-BOMB TEST SET TODAY   Bomb Scheduled To Blast 87 Ships At 1:35 PST

Atomic Bomb Suspended in Waiters of Bikini Lagoon   To Wait Radio-Controlled Impulse for Second Test

Everything is Set For Today's Long-Awaited Explosion in Waters off Bikini Lagoon

Bomb Awaits Radio Signal tor Explosion   Blandy Says Test Baker On, Although Bad Weather Still Might ‘Force Postponement; Boarding Party Sleeps Over Violent Charge

87 Ships Wait as Last Man Leaves Target   Weather Clears at Deadline for Undersea Tryout

UNDERWATER TEST SET FOR 4:35 P. M. IN BIKINI LAGOON   Bomb Suspended In Lagoon Awaiting Radio Impulse That Will Set Off First UnderSea Test of New Weapon

Flames Consume Hotel, Guests Trapped Inside: Toll of Dead to Mount

FLAMES TRAPPED SLE, GUESTS ON VIRTUALE FLOORS OF 15-STORY WINEG HOTEL EARLY TODAY ©

15-Story Hotel Swept by Flames   Many Guests, Trapped in Building, Leap to Death From Windows

One of City’s Finest, the Winecoff, ‘Burns; Many of 280 Guests Leaped to Deaths From Rooms

Packed Hotel Winecoff, Filled With Christmas Shoppers, Destroyed In Early Morning Fire Today   MANY PLUNGE TO DEATH IN STREETS

Worst Fire of Its Kind In U.S. History Sweeps Building, Traps Guests

OVER 100 INJURED; MANY DIE JUMPING TO ESCAPE FLAMES   Death Toll Far Exceeds That In Last Major Fire Disaster In U.S.

Many Critically Burned in Worst Fire Since La Salle Hotel in Chicago Burned

Scores Killed  In Leaps From High Windows   Origin of Blaze Remains a Mystery: Disaster Ranks Among Nation’s Worst In Historv.

Pre-Dawn Holocaust Hurts at Least 100; Many Leap to Death   Flames Trap Most of 280 Guests; Disaster Squads Rushed to Scene; Bodies Burned Beyond Identity

Scores Leap to Deaths Or Are Suffocated by Choking Fire or Smoke  bt atkianntian af Victimcec Difficult   identification of Victims Ditticult Recause of Night Clothes, Mutilation

BUILDING TURNS INTO AN INFERNO WITHIN. MINUTES   Cause of the Conflagration in ‘Fireproof’ Structure Is Still Unknown   LEAPS FATAL TO MANY   Most of 280 Guests Inside at Start of Blaze Early in Morning

CATASTROPHE NOTED AMONG WORST IN U.S.   More Than 100 Injured As Flames Shoot Through Packed 15Storv Hotel.

100 INJURED IN GEORGIA HOLOCAUST   Many of Victims Are Children, There For Convention

Many Leap To Death As Early Morning Atlanta blaze Traps 280 Guests

Latest Count Lists. 122 Dead With Most of 280 Guests Lost or: Injured

DEATH TOLL RISES WITH CHECK OF HOSPITALS, MORTUARIES: ORIGIN AS YET UNDETERMINED

Atlanta Death Toll Soaring To Greatest Disaster in History   Flames Sweep thru Packed Winecoff Structure On Peachtree-st; Victims Die in Blaze or Leap to Death in Streets Below

Blaze Sweeps 15-Story Bldg. In Affanta   Death Toll from Smoke, Flame or Plunges to Street

Toll Soars Into One of Nation's Most Terrible Fires in History   280 Guests Were in Structure Built in 1913 Without Fire Escapes; Cause Still Unknown

Disaster’s Death Toll Soars Fast As Rescuers Start Removing Bodies   One Of Nation’s Worst Hotel Holocausts Develop: When Flames Sweep Through 15 Stories Of Winecoff Hotel While 280 Guests Sleep.

Strike Is Blow At New York Hospitals  Health Leaders Declare 100 Lives A Dav Are Threatened.

11 KILLED IN CRASH OF NAVY BOMBER   Plane Hits Ground Soon After Takeoff Near San Dieao

iN CRASH OF NAVY BOMBER   Plane Hits Ground Soon After Takeoff Near San Diego

Senators Urge Revision of  High Tribunal   Urge Constitutional Change to Limit President Nominees

TWO SENATORS SUGGEST HIGH COURT CHANGE   Would Forbid Any President Naming Over Three Justices

Senate Pair Would Alter High Court  Ask Limitation  On Appointment

Urge Court Change To Cut Appointees By Single President   Senators Propose Revision of Supreme Court Selections by Constitutional Amendment; Would Force Out Four FDR Appointees

Two Senators Seek Shakeuo Of Nation’s  Highest Court   Offer Amendment That Would Force Four Appointees, OF Roosevelt Out

PROPOSE CHANGE IN. COURT PLAN   Adoption Would Retire Fou Roosevelt Appointees

HIGH TRIBUNAL, CHANGE ASKED   Limit to Appointees Sought by Bill

iEastland and Bridges Would Force Retirement of Four  Roosevelt Appointees ; From Bench. . 4     “ CHARGE TRIBUNAL IS UNDER SUSPICION     ‘Two Would Limit by Gonsti. tutional Amendment Number of Justices a President -:  Might Name to 3.

BILL WOULD LIMIT APPOINTMENTS -Shakeup Of Supreme Court By Amendment Is Proposed

Senators Ask Limit of Three Appointments   Proposed Amendment Would Force Four Roosevelt Appointees To Retire at Once

Bill to Shake Up Supreme Court Offered in Senate   Would Force Four Roosevelt Appointees  Off the High Bench

Seek fo Force Removal of 4 FOR Justices   Senators Propose Bill to Limit Court Appointees

Seek Action By Constitutional  Amendment   Plan Would Force Four’ FDR Appointees Off Bench

SHAKEUP IN “HIGH NINE? BEING URGED   Senators Bridges and Eastland Offer Measure Limiting Appointments

Sclons Propose Shake-up of Supreme Court  Amendment Woulc  Remove F. D. RB. Appointees

SENATORS OFFEF AMENDMENT TC CONSTITUTION   Would Forbid President to Appoint More Than Three Justiees

Senators Would Limil Appointees Zo Court   Proposed Amendment Forbids Any President Appointing Over Three Supreme Court Justices

UNO Deadlocked On Site Question   ‘Failure To Agree After Debate May  i Prolong London Session

Governor - Also Saved $443,000,000 in Taxes; Piled Up Big Surplus

Massachusetts Forest Fire Is Fought by 2,000   Nine Houses Are Destroy ed; Maryland Outbreak Is Halted -

Ties-Tails Back in News   President Must Settle Whether White House Social Season to Be Formal

Union Leader Says Demand Must Be Met      Only Few Scattered Plants Remain Open As Huge Industry Is Throttled; First Day Ends With No Reports of Disorders   By the Associated Press

Hopes Fade For Early Steel Peace.   U.S. Strikes Idle 1,622,000— Hieh Since 1919

MORE STRIKES ARE HOLDING UP INDUSTRY   Mayor O’Dwyer in New York Meets Demands of Quill

MATURE WIELDS AN AXE   ‘Helps Hold Blaze at Studie in Check Until Department Arrives

Hirt Confession Given To Court   Signed Statements Admitting Youth Held Nazi Membership Accepted

PHOTOG'S FACE REALLY GETS RED WHEN “GEORGE” OBLIGINGLY STEPS ASIDE

Farina Points Out Third Man   Bruno was Present As Brother was Shot

Scarcity of Suits For Men To Last Into 1948: CPA .   See No Slackening in Demand; Attempt To Boost Output

Men's Suits May Remain Scarce   Small Makes Gloomy Forecast; Says Government Ready To Help

SUIT SHORTAGE MAY LAST INTO 1948, SAYS GPA   Administrator Smal] Has Gloomy Outlook On Men's Clothing; Manufacturers Suggest Ways To Alleviate Situa tion.

Men’ s Suits To Be Scarce Until 1948   my, Forecast Made Producers By CPA Director

Men's Suits Ho Be Scarce for Two Year    faductry Suggests Metheds te increase Production Ouickly

Outlook Gloomy For Suit Scarcity   CPA Chief Says Scarcity Will Last Into 1948; Industry Makes Suggestions

at  New’ ‘S Ciething Scareity Into 1948 Foreseen   Forceast Overshadows Tudustry Suggestions On   How to Increase Out nut 10 to 30 Percent

Many Cities = Return To ‘Brownout’   Soft Coal Strike Forces Rationing of Dwindling Supplies   ‘Sees Suit Shortage ‘Lasting Into 1948

Men's Suits Due lo Remain Scarce   Shortage May Go Over Into 1948. Small Says

OUTLOOK DARK FOR MORE SUITS   Makers’ Troubles Point T« Long Clothing Shortage

~ all Asserts ae ‘Shortage Ma "7 continue  W ell Into °48   Indifstry Recommends Means Of Increasing Clothing, Production

CPA OFFICIAL’S FORECAST:  MEN'S SUITS EXPECTED TO REMAIN SCARCE IN ‘48

Agency Is Gloomy In Forecast For Men’s Suits  Chief Says Shortage Will Continue At lancet One Year

Shortage of Men’s Suits To Continue   No Change Seen Before 1948; Industry Favors Action By Government

Men’s Suit Shortage Will Continue Into 1948 According to Forecast

Small Forecasts Suit Shortage May Last Until 1948  CPA Chief's Gloomy Forecast Overshadow: Industry Suggestions

Predicts Suit Shortage For Year Or Two   Chief Of CPA Is Fearful! Mé's Suits Will Be Scarce Articles Even As Long Az 1948

Small Predicts Suit Short tage Until 1948; Producers Suggest Remedies

SUIT SHORTAGE MAY NOT END © UNTIL 1948   Shortage of Some Materials Holds Up Production

'Men‘s Suits May Remain Scarce Until 11948 Is CPA Chief's Gloomy Forecast

British Tanks, Planes And  Guns Surround Tel Aviv: Search For Officers Underway

TWENTY KILLED — IN ROLY LAND   Undeclared Jewish War On British Continues As Troops Seek Five Kid‘naped Soldiers.

Couple Given § Months for Starving Girl   Bedford Man and Wife Accused of Beating, Starving Servant Girl, 17

GUNMAN SOUGHT AS KIDNAPER   Druggist's Daughter Held as Hostage for Five Hours

Slav Leader Bans Attacks On All Planes   Premier Has Pledged Satisfaction to U. S., Embassy Reports

Tito Complies With Demands   Air Force Ordered Not to Fire on Foreign Planes

SLAY FLYERS TOLD NOT TO USE BULLETS   Tito Instructs Pslots Not To Fire On Foreign Planes Over : Yuroslavia   YUGOSLAVIA GOVERNMENT PROMISES SATISFACTION

Slavs Back Down   Release U. S.  U. S. Fliers . And Order No More Shooting at Any Plane Over Slav Territory

No More Shooting At Planes   Charges Large Plane Flights Cross Boundary

Yugoslavs To Allow Inspection Of Downed Ships; Promises Satsifaction

—YUGOSLAVIASatisfaction Is Given To Ultimatum  _ Tito Issues Order - Banning Shooting

YUGOSLAV HEAD IN QUICK REPLY TO ULTIMATUM   9 In Early Plane Incident Quickly Released As Slavs Back Down

Marshal Tito Tells Press He’s Ordered Piane Attacks’ End   Belgrade Says Yugoslav Leader Will Permit U. S. To Seek Planes

No Shooting At Foreign Planes, Tito Promises   Americans Are Granted Permission To _ Inspect Shot-Down Transports.

SAYS YUGOSLAV PLANES NOT TO ATTACK AGAIN   Tito Makes Pledge In Answering Queries of 2 U. S. Newsmen

Tito Complies  Yugoslav Marshal Orders Air . Force Not To Fire At Planes '

Yugoslav Premier Complies With Angry United States Ultimatum Te Release 7 Interned Airmen.      PERMISSION GRANTED TO INSPECT PLANES

Nine Men Released  nan Cross Line   Seven Americans and  Two Europeans on Plane Forced Down Anoust 9 Freed   Fo Inspect Scene      Indications That None of Five Survived Monday’s Crash

Orders Airforce Not To Fire On Foreign Planes   To Permit American Representatives To Inspect Both Planes Shot Down

Premier Forbids Further Attacks By Slav Airmen   ‘Cease-Fire’ Order Is  Announced After Sever Americans are Freed

Tito Knuckles Down Promptly To Ultimatum   Yugoslav Chief Makes Speedy Effort to Meet Orders Issued to Him  By United States

U1,S, TO RECEIVE OVER BILLION ON SALE OF SURFLUS PROPERTY   F.C. Qenies Wanton Oestruction Of Material

Taft Urges Early Labor Legislation  Drive To Bring Bill To Ser ate Floor By Feb. 15 Is

SEN. TAFT TO SPEED ACTION ON LABOR MEASURE   Expects to Have Bill, Embody: ing Proposed Changes in Existing Laws, Ready by Feb. 15.   REP. SMITH OUTLINES STRIKE-CONTROL PLAN   Virginian Would Outlaw Closed Shop and Prevent the Unionization of Foremen.

REPUBLICANS TO SPEED ACTION   Measure Will Be Read} For Senate Consideration February 15

Taft Favors Compact Bill  For Congress      Steering Committee Head Wants All Changes Put Into One in Order to Speed Senate Action

Tatt Works To Complete Labor Bill By Feb. 15   Senate Leader Favors Combining Proposed Changes  In Single Measure

Drive Opened On New Labor Curbing Laws   Taft Hopes to Get Legislation of Senate Floor by February 15th

Compact Bill Is Favored By Senate Leader   Taft Is Expected to Head New GOP Labor  Commitee

SENATE LABOR BILL WILL BE READY FEB. 12   REPUBLICANS DRAFT COMPACT MEASURE FOR CONGRESS

LABOR BILL MAY BE READY BY FEB. 18   Senator Taft Feels Due Consideration Must Go to Measure

Taft Drives To Draft Compact Labor Measure   Hopes To Have Bill Ready For Senate Action By Feb. 15

British Continue  Tel Aviv Manhunt   20,000 Troops, Tiger Tanks Hold Jews Under Seige.

Fields Refuses Show Records   Broker Disregards Committee Request-In Surplus Probe.

Refuses Record: On How Profits Were Divided  Benjamin Fields Faces Charge Of Cantemnt (YF Canurt

Tito Tries Close U.S. Book Room   Yugoslavia Attacks Information Service

United States Agency Angers Tito’ 5 Regime   Demand Closing Of U. § Information Service; Archbishop Faces Criminal Charge

Angry Senate to Take Up Labor Dispute Today   Force Right - of - Way Behind British Loan Act

SENATE T0 TAKE UP STRIKE BILL   ALARMED OVER COAL TIEUP, IT FORCES MEASURE TO TOP OF CALENDAR.

Labor Bloe Fears Fall  Elections   Congressmen Join CIO And AFL Attacks On Bill

DEMOCRATS ASK CASE BILL VETO   Solons Urge President To Kill Measure, Fearing Action At Polls

Democratic Pro-Labo: Bloc Puts Pressure On Truman Not to Sign Case Measure

No Developments In Investigation Of Goering Death   Nazi Leaders Were Cremated at Secret Location Today

Chaplain Gives Eye-Witness Account Of Goering’s Death; Bodies Of Nazis Cremated

COURT BUSINESS TEMS REPORTED   Licenses Issued; Suit : Put on File: Divorces Granted.

COURT BUSINESS TEMS REPORTEL   One Suit Is Filed and Two Marriage Licenses Are Issued.

LICENSES ISSUED: NEW SUIT IS FILED   Court Business Items Are Reported Today from Bloomfield.

LICENSES ISSUED: TWO SUITS ON FILE   Week-End Business Items of County Court Are Reported.

COURT BUSINESS TEMS REPORTED   Couple Married Sunday at Worthington Affair.

COURT BUSINESS TEMS REPORTED   Five Licenses Issued by Clerk; Two Suits Put on File

LICENSES ISSUED: THREE SUITS FILED   Week-end Business Items of Court at Bloomfield Reported.

College of Pharmacy to Be Retained at Austin; Regents Accept Grants

Action On Strike Bill Not Now   Not To Be Considered Until Other Matters Disposed Of.

Strike Control Legislation Is  Seen Months Off   Too Many Important Matters Must Be Decided First

Congressmen on Way To Increase in Pay   CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS SAY ANY TAX INCREASE PROPOSALS ARE OUT.

Senate Passes Bill Making Great Change   Congress Favors Act Increasing Pay And Revising Duties

[To Live In Style Befitting Their Station  Conaress Will Vote Itself A Raise In Pay

(Congressmen Cet $5, 000 Yearly Pay  ‘Increase in Bill   Senate Salary Is $15,000. House $12,500; Both Will Get $2,500 Expense Fund

Four Of Six Central Com mittee Members Object Te  Curran’s Demination   O’CONOR SAYS RECORD FITS HIM FOR SENATE

Cecil County Democratic Leaders Switch Support from Tawes to Lane

CIO Renames Murray; Raps Communisnj   Calls For Disarmament} U. S. Halt To Aton Bomb Stockpiling

Re-Elect Murray CIC President   Foreign Policy Stand Brings Number of “No” Votes

PHILIP MURRAY REELECTED HEAL OF CIO UNIONS   Sixth Time lor Leader; 600 Delerates Agree

Philip Murray ls Re-Elected Ci0 President   Gets Tumu!tuous Demonstration by Convention Delegates

MURRAY RENAMED AS ClO PRESIDENT   Election to His Sixth Term  Is Made by Acclamation at Atlantic City

Murray Again Will Lead Cid  ee ee ee, ere aa   Communist Party Hit By Delegates

\MurraylsReturned To Office by CLO. Parley Delegates   ‘Preamble of Constitution  Js Changed: Measures Are Acted Upon   by Delegates

Phil Murray Re-elected   Delegates Take Another Whack At Reds, Oppose U. S. A-Bomb Stockpile

CIO Leaders Back World [Disarmament   Murray Averts Any Discord At Oe ential

MURRAY PICKED FOR GTH TERM   ClO Leader Reelected By Convention Acclamation ,   Photo on Page 24.

MURRAY AGAIN HEADS C. I. 0.   Manages To Keep Differences Of Opinion Behind Scenes

Phillip Murray Again 'Chosen ClO President   An Acclamation Vote--Organization Takes Whack ot Commuiuniem

Philip Murray Re-elected President ClO   Take Whack at Communist Party In Resolutions

C10 REELECTS MURRAY HEAD   Chief Given Another Term as President by Acclamation Vote.

CIO Re-Elects Murray Chief  Moleaawtoase Taka  aebt   Delegates Take Last Communist Whack

RE-ELECTED C10 CHIEF   Resolution Urges Breaking Relation: With Franco Spair

PHIL MURRY HEADS C10 SIXTH TIME   Re-elected Today After Tumultuous Demonstration

Murray  Elected As Head Of CIO   Leader Is Chosen By Acclamation At Convention

CIO Demands Halt in Atom Stockpiling   Debate Generales Heat—Two Votes Required

MURRAY RENAMED (10'S. PRESIDENT FOR SEVENTH TIME      Delegates Take Another Whack At Communist Party; Change Preamble

PHIL! 1S ra oo THE: CIO PRESIDENT   A 15-Minute Demonstration Followed His Election.   WAS BY ACCLAMATION   The Delegates Took One Mor: Whack at Communist Party.

CIO Re-elects Phillip Murray  Election is Climax To Convention of

RENAME MURRAY ClO PRESIDENT   Delegates Take Another Whack at Communists

ntion—  Murray Remains CIOBoss   Labor Deitegates Take Vew Whack At fammunist Partu

ClO REELECTS PHILIP MURRAY      This is Murray's Sixth Term as O10 President -— He ‘was RKe»@lected by Acclamation . Without, Opposition,

CIO Re-elects Philip Murray   Delegates Also Take _ One More Whack at Communist Party

CLO. CONVENTION REELECTS MURRAY   Labor President Renamed Without Oonasition

ClO Urges Halt In Stockpiling Of Atomic Bombs   Union Convention Decries Federal, State AntiLabor Legislation

Philip Murray Reelected Chief Of ClO Friday   Convention Demands Halt In Stockpiling Of A-Bombs In U. S.

clo Renames Phil: Murray ‘As President   Resolution On Foreign Policy. Meets Conniderable

CIO Renames Phil Murray   Re-Elected President 8y Acclamation And With: out Oppesition

U. $. Conciliators Hold Conference With Each Group   Wage Parleys Are Taken in Hand by Truman's Labor Adviser   TRAFFIC CONDITIONS RETURN TO NORMAL   Optimism over Possible Settlement Runs High in Washington

Coneiliators Listen to Both Factions   Union and Employe Representatives May Have Meeting Today

Federal Aides  Lead Separate  Préliminaries Conditions Retur  To Near Normal On All Rodds -

Union, Owners Meeting With  Conciliators   Nation’s Rail System Reported Back to Near-Normal Following Strike Truce — Both Sides Meet With Federal Mediators Before Starting Negotiations

Union, Carrier Heads Resume  Parleys Today   Optimism High for Possible Settlement Of Dispute; Confusion  In Many Parts of U.S.

Goverment Continues  Rail Control   Some Confusion Results from Late Truce Declaration

Conciliators Canvass Both Sides In Row   Transportation Back To Normal After Confusion

UNION HEADS CALLED BACK BY STEELMAN   Govt. Continues Plans To Operate Roads If Men Go Out

Junior Class Play "China Boy’ to Be Presented In High School Oct. 15

INDIA HAS CHANCE OF LIBERTY AT LONG LAST, DUE TO DARING ACTION BY ATTLEE SOCIALISTS

India Gets Her Chance  For Freedom   Independence, Now Within Grasp, Being Handed Nation On Silver Platter, In  ‘Courageous Move By Rritish Premier

WATERED-DOWN ‘FACTS’ BILL ON HOUSE FLOOR   Vote Expected Next Week

Labor Committee Waters Down Truman Request   Bill Okays Appointment of Investigating Board,  But Has No Teeth In It

House Rules Committee Seeks Showdown On Strike Measures   Powerful Group to Determine Whether Floor Amendments Will) Be Limited To Fact-Finding; Drastic Substitute Bills Ready:

‘Watered’ Facts Boards Approved   Subpoena Power, 30-Day ‘Cool off’ Period Denied

Diluted Version — Of Fact-Finding  Bill Approved   House Committee Reject: Truman Suggestion for  Subnoenan Power

SOCIAL NEWS  AND COMING EVENTS   By MRS. MAYME W. JONES a Telenhone No. 074

Against Revealing For. eign Dispositions Unless Domestic Strength and Disarmament Are Con. sidered Also,

BRITAIN REFUSES TO AGREE ON LIMITED U.N. TROOP REPORT  ALL OR NOTHING AT ALL, BRITISH POLICY; URGE ARMAMENT TALK

British Want Broader Troop Plan   Bevin Says Russian Proposal Is Not In Acceptable Form

Troop Count Plan Gains Support _   China and France Favor Soviet Pro-posal Provided Home Forces Are Included

Britain Would Amend Russian Plan on Troops  Must Cover Forces Orn Damectic Front:

Bevin Rejects  Russ Arms °  G mruaAv Dian Juiyoy Fr idil   Briton Would Have Checkup Cover Home Fronts Also

Chinese Join In Chorus For Troop Report:   UN Delegate Koo States U. §. Forces In His Country Do Not Constitute Menuce

British Reject Soviet ‘Troop Disposition Plan   Want Troop Strength On Home Fronts in Published Licts

Britain Rejects Russian Proposal   Bevin Says It Must Cover Domestic Forces and Disarmament   QUESTIONS PURPOSE   Asks If Troop Reports Are Asked for Political Effect  or Disarming 

Bevin Opposes Soviet Plan on Troop Reports   Calls for Amendment To Inciude Domestic Forces. Disarmament

Congress Faces Decisions On Politically-Potent Bills   Leaders Agree Week's Developments May Have Big Significance for Nation's Voters

Two Measures To Expire This Month   Major Appropriations Acts Due for Action by June 30

‘Whatever Is Decided Controversial OPA—Draft Bills To Have Political Repercussion

Verdict Looms On President’s Administration   Both Republican and Democratic Leaders Tighten Belts for Ac  tion on “Must”? Bills

CONGRESS FACES HEAVY SESSIONS   ACTION ON OPA AND DRAET  CERTAIN TO HAVE POLIT. ICAL REPERCUSSIONS.

OPA, Draft Issues On Coming Week's Washington Slate  Party Leaders Agree Action Either Way Will Have Bia Effect

Congress] Has Week To Get Over OPA, Draft, Budget   Demperatic, Republican Camype Agree Nev Thecision To Have Bie Vote Sienificance «

Congress Faces Major Issues In Coming Weel   Decisions Must Be Made on OPA, Draft Legislation

Week of Decision Sees Both Party Leaders Uneasy   President Truman, Congress Square Off For the Showdown

Congress Facing Heavy Sessions  OPA Fight Regarded as Significant

Political Heat Also  On Truman   Conferees Near Agreement On New OPA Bill

Packed With Vote Effects   Whether Congress Does Or Does Not Act, Results Important Politically Now

-Gromyko’s Bhuini Stan Causes Canfusion In Security Council aud Adjownment Tn til 11:00 A. M. Today

Soviet Stand Causes Confused Debate; No Decision Is Reached  PRIA LCIE AR TALES   COUNCIL ADJOURNS UNTIL 11 A. M. TODAY   Moscow Takes Position against Six Members,  induding S

Investigation Of Franco  Spain Opposed By Russi   Long Debate Ends Without Decision as Council Ad. journs—Gromyko Says Spain is Threat and No Probe Needed

Franco s Fascist Regime Danger To World Peace   Gromyko Declares Ract: Are Already Well Known

FRANCO SPAIN QUIZ STALLED BY RUSSIANS   BLUNT STAND TAKEN AGAINST INQUIRY IN U.N. COUNCIL

Council Stalled As Soviet Balks Franco Inquiry  Regime in Spain   Regime in Spain Obviously Peril, Asserts Gromyko

Soviets Against Probe Of Francc   UN Council fs Stalled By Confused  Debate That Ends Minus   Anw Decision

Russian Stand Causes Delay ai U.N. Session   Soviets Opposed to Probe of Franco Spetin

REDS OPPOSE INQUIRY INTO FRANCO RULE   Firm Stand Is Taken By Gromyko At UN Council Meet

UN Fails to Reach  Decision on Spain   Soviet Stand Against Any Investigation Stalls Security Council; Delegates Are Bewildered by Resolutions, Amendments

Soviet Stand Balks Couneil  Investigation  Of Spain   Gromyko Adamant In Stand Evidence  Already Presented Enough for Action

Gromyko Stand Blocks Franco U. N. Action   World Knows SpainRegime Is Fascist, Declares  @aciot DNalemania

RUSSIA OPPOSES SPANISH INQUIRY AS WASTE OF TIME   Gromyko Contends Evidence Already Produced Shows ' Franco Is Menace to World Peace.   U. N. DEBATES ISSUE WITHOUT A DECISION   Soviet Deiegate Argues Probe Could Have Only a Negative Effect on World Public Opinion.

Reds Block Probe Of  Franco Spain   Gromyko Says Present Evidence Proves UN Visit Is Unnecessary

Delegate Gromyko Urges Security Council to Ac cept Poland’s Accusa tions as Evidence ol Franco’s Guilt.

Dump Milk In  Los Angeles 12,500 Gallons Lost After Union Warning

French Report 150 Killed Tn Indo-China   Viet Nam Ariillery * Hammers Hanoi Center

Names Countries Where Stationed  U. S. Becomes First Power Reveal Count

Byrnes Bares U.S. Fighting Strength on Foreign Soil   Secretary, Pleading for World-Wide Disarmament Before U. N. Assembly, Declares Less Than 550,000 Yanks Are Outside American Borders—Denies Russia’s Charge Soldiers in China Are Threat to Peace.

NATION FIRST TO ANNOUNCE TROOP COUNT   Disposition of Troops Outside U. S. Given By Secy. Byrnes

MAN CLAIMS HE HAD A PART IN HOOPER DEATH   Detroiter Says He “Was In On” Killing  State Senator

Drooping Crops Revived in Most Sections of State   Rainfall Measures Up To 7.73 Inches. in Lake of Ozarks Area

NG CROPS ARE REVIVED BY STEADY RAINS   Flood Threat Along the Lower Osage River Is Reported.   THE RAINFALL HEAVY   At Brownington a Total of 7.73 Inches Has Fallen,

WEATHER’ FAIR IN MOST. OF NATION, BUT SOUTH GETS COOLING BREEZES

Midnight Monday Filing Deadline   Office Of Election Supervisors Will Be Open Until Final Hour

U. of I. Votes Restrictions On Enrollment   Most Out-of-State Applicants Barred From Registering

U. OF L CURTAILS TTS ENROLLMEN   Board Acts as Applications for Admission Exceed Housing Facilities

fern er ALWAYS AN ENGLISHMAN ———  Has Churchill’s Mission Failed?

Churchill Fails With Fulton Talk   Oldtime Magic Didn’t Swing U. S.; Consistent I: Distrust of Russia

@ PAUL MALLON—  Truman- C ongress Struggle Puts OPA on Middle Ground Policy

Thrifty Buying: Cuts Prices  vv.  Housewives Seen Winnin g Fight 0 on Food Inflation

FOOD IS BOUGHT ON A 90 PERCENT ‘FREE MARKET   This Was Estimated Today By OPA; Downward Trend + Neticed In Some Food.   TO KEEP PRICES DOWN   This Is Intention of Many Re, dail Stores As Far As Costs Will Permit.

THRIFTINESS ONLY MEANS OF HOLDING RUNAWAY EXPENSE      Food Marker Ninety Prien Free as OPA Gives Up... i ‘Price Controls -

90 PER CENT OF FOOD NOW CEILING-FREE   in Such a Market, Housewives Themselves, Through Their Thriftiness, Are Keeping Down Prices, OPA Estimates.

Food Now Sold on Nearly “Free” Market   OPA Estimates 90 Per Cent of All Curbs Are Off Commodities

Housewives Last Price Barrier   OPA Says Their Own Thriftiness Must : Halt Inflation.

Housewife Last Barrier Against Runaway Prices   90 Per Cent of Food Now Being Bought On Ceiling-Free Market

Decontrol Prices Go Downward   Buyer Resistance Tells On Market After Brief Upsurge

Controls Off Most Foods      Only 10 Percent Still Under OPA; Thriftiness Bar to Inflation

 American Housewives’ Thriftiness Last Barrier  Is Echt Aacinst Runaway Prices Of Free” Market

TROLLEY CAR NOSES OUT STORK AT WIRE   Big Vehicle Races Through Chicago’s Loop to Get Expectant Mother to Hospital.

RESORT MAYOR” FACES” OUSTER   GOVERNOR REMOVES COX FROM OFFICE ON CHARGES ’ OF PERMITTING BRADY LAKE GAMBLING

Maine Newsman Wins N. E. Associated Press Writing Contest With Fala Story

UN Receives New Evidence Against Spain   Delegates Awaiting Report on Soviets Getting Out of Iran; Meet on Wednesday

UN Atomic Body Pleased By Red Stand   BERNARD BARUCH SAYS U. S. WANTS BOMB CONTROL

> ruch Plans 4,8 Push UN  Atomic Body For Proposal   Delegate Is Elatéd Over Soviet Stand On Control System

Baruch May Urge  Positive Action   L. S. Delegate Is Elated Over Russian View of Veto’s Use

Curb of Atomic Energy Is Near   Russia Willing to Go Along and Refrain From Exercise of Veto Power

Baruch To Issue New Proposal Ot Atomic Question   -Elated: Over Russia’s Stand On The Veto On Arms.

Baruch Pleased By Red Attitude   Decision On Vetc Is Welcomed; Action Sought

Increase in Pay Of 18” Cents an Hour Approved  Agreement Put Up to Locals.  Ear Datillientian

Settle For 18’ - Cent Wage Raise   175,000 GM Auto Workers Still Out In 70-Odd Plants

G. M. ELECTRIC STRIKE SETTLED   Dispute Ended On Basis 01 181% Cents An Hour  Inereagsa   AGREEMENT S STILL LEAVES 175,000 WORKERS IDLE

GM and CIO Electrical Union Agree   Strike of UAW Men, However. Shows No Sign of Early End

Agreement ‘At Detroit. Calls For 18'/2cHour   Joint Statement: Says Understanding’ Reached “neon Collectiv e Bargaining”   Contract. : Tavolyes. 25 800 re :            Western Union: Workers _ Returning. to Posts Mid: . night Tonight; Arbitra tion Calied For.

GM Electrical Tieup Seffled By Wage Boost   Workers and Company Agree on 1842-Cent  - Hour Increase, Making GM First to Settle

25,000 Strikers Will Be: Back at Work Soon; GE, Westinghouse Still Out

25,000 EMPLOYES AFFECTED, WALKED OUT 23 DAYS AGO   Agreement Reached Through Bargaining and Is Being Submitted to Locals for Ratification.   COMPANY FIRST OF $ TO SETILE WITH U. E. W.   Disputes of General Electric and Westinghouse Are in Hands of Federal Mediators.

GM Electrical  Strike Settled By Bargaining   General Motors First of Big Three To Affect Compromise with UEW-CIO Union; Grant 1812 Cent Hourly Hike

Pacific Bases Which U.S. Seeks To Control Crumbling Inte Rust: Leaders See No Chain

U. S. Plans No Chain of Bases in Pacific Fixed Defenses Said ‘Dead as Dodo Bird’

BOONE NAMED AREA OFFICE   Closing Of 36 Iowa County OPA Boards Announced For Sept. 30; Green Co. In Boone

STRIKE-BOUND SHIPS RETURN TO NORMALCY   WAGE SCALE PARITY WITH AFL WON BY CIO SEAMEN

Possibility — ‘Of Tougher ‘Moves Cited   Economie Stabilizer Adds No Immediate Necessity but America Would Accept Restrictions if Imposed

Bowles Hints At Restoration Of Food Rationing   Economic Stabilizer See: Some Tougher Famine Relief Measures

BOWLES HOLDS FOOD ADEQUATE   Sees No Immediate Return To Rationing

Bowles Says Tougl Famine Relief  Measures Needed  America Will Accept Food Rationing Return, He Believes

BOWLES HINTS AT TOUGHER FAMINE RELIEF MEASURES   Believes America Would Ac cept Food Rationing  4b hbsaspncscnvs

IN WILLIAMSON FROM VIOLENCE   Find Charles Gentry Near Tavern; Fight Fatal To Audie Maze

Coal Gone, Denverites Use. Axes; ‘Disaster’ by Week End Forecast

OPA Return to Cut Milk Prices   See Great Resistance By Producers to Return To Old Levels

Soviet Troops To Pull Out Of Manchuria   Full - Scale Withdrawal May Bring Conflict Among Chinese   TO BE GONE IN APRIL   Americans .Confer With Chiang About Sending In His Troons

Red Army Begins Full Scale Withdrawal From Manchuria Under New Agreement

Full Scale Withdrawal Under Way   Olficie] Anneuncement Made in Chungking By Chinese Envoy

Soviets Move In Manchuria   Full-Scale Retreat Announced in China

Soviets Begin Pulling Out OtManehuria   Russians Plan To Withdraw Last Soldier By End Of April

Red Army Reportec Leaving Manchuria   Full Scale Evacuation Is Launched By Russians: Promise To Chinese Is Kept

Russians Marching Out of Manchuria, But Chinese Reds Move in, Prolonging the War

Russians Start Great Exodus _  From Manchuria   Chinese State: Action In Keeping With Promise To Evacuate By April _

Labor Awaits Truman Action   Decision of White Hous Pending on Hobbs Bill

TRUMAN WEIGHS HOBBS MEASURE   Chief’s Senate Pals Expect ar Early Approval on Labor ‘Racket’ Bill

Truman Has Hobbs Labor Bill On Desk   President Reported Un. decided As to What to Do About It

Truman Undecided On Hobbs Measure  OK Predicted by Many ~~ OF President's Friends

Truman Delays “Anti-Labor’: Bill Signature   He’s Dubious About Tts Effect Without Amendmen

Report Truman ‘Undecided On “Hobbs Measure   Many of President’s Friends on Capitel Lill Believe He Will Let tt  Beeome Law   CIO Denounces Tt as Anti-Labo:   Surprise Move by Senator Hatch Put “Anti-Raeketeering” Proposal Through Senate

BILL DENOUNCED AS ANTI-LABOR   President Is Undecided About Signing Union Racket Ban Measure

TRUMAN MAY LET LABOR BILL ALONE   President Reported Undecided on Hobbs Labos Measure

Marshall Back In China, Will Work For Peace   Manchurian Capital Expected To Fall Soon To Commies

MARSHALL AT PEIPING FOR CONFERENCE   General Arrives By Plane For Parleys Designed To Halt Fighting In Manchuria   CHANGCHUN IS TAKEN

Changehun’s Fall To Red  Forces Seen   Chinese Communist Troops Penetrate City; Marshall In Peiping.      RAIL STATION TAKER

Changchun Fall Near    Small Government Force Not Expected To Withstand Heavy ‘Red Attacks Long

Chinese Reds Win Changchun  Railway Station   Early Fall Of Manchurian Capital To Com mi niete Enrecact.

Chinese Officials Await Arrival. Of Gen. Marshall   Observers Say Government Troops In Changchun Cannot-Hold Out Long

EXPECT FALL OF CHANGCHUN   Seizure By Overwhelming Communist Force Believed Certain

GEN. MARSHALL IN PEIPING ON PEACE MISSION   Red Forces Penetrate Manchurian Capital; Seize Station

Fall of Manchurian Capital Is Forecast   Communist Forces Drive Into Changchun As Ching Awaits Peace Conference— Marshal! Flies to Peining

Gen. Marshall Takes Hand In China Strife   Arrives In Feiping For Conferenees; Commun. ists Capture Chang: shun Station

CHANGCHUN RAIL STATION TAKEN BY CHINESE REDI   Communists Penetrate Man’ churian Capital; Fall. of Cite Rekaved Near

FALL OF CAPITAL OF MANCHURIA IS APPARENTLY NEAR   MARSHALL ARRIVES AT PEIPING; WILL TRY TO HALT WAR

FALL IS FORECAST   Changchun Probably Wil Be in Communist Hands  in Day or Two

Changchun’s Fall Sighted  Overwhelming Force   Overwhelming Force Of Communist Troops Driving On Capital

Forecast Fall : Of Changchun To China Reds   Gen. Marshall Returns For Attempt to Halt Fighting in Manchuria

Marshall Arrives at Peiping   Plans Mee! In Effort To Halt Fichting

Station Seized In Changchun By Communists   General Marshall’s Arrival Brings Hope Of Restored Peace

CHANGCHUN TO FALL SHORTLY   Sino - American Headquarters Reports Communist Forces Deep Inside Vital City

Chungking, April 17—(AP) —General Marshall arrived by plane today at Peiping for important conferences designed to halt the fighting in Manchuria, his headquarters here anneunced

Testimony on Jap Message Disputed   Code Only Involved British, Witness Says

Interpretation Of Winds Note Told  Meant Break With - Enaland. Declared

Safford Winds Tale Disputed   Fellow Officer Differ: On Interprctine Code

SAYS SAFFORD STORY UNTRUE   Capt. Kramer Denies That He Wrote War Message On “Winds” Note

AIR TRANSPORT REPORTED LOST   FEAR LINER WITH 11 ABOARD HAS CRASHED

8 PASSENGERS, CREW OF 3 ON OVERDUE PLANE   Pilot’s Last Report Placed Ship Near California Field

AIR LINER REPORTED BE OVERDUE.   Fight Passengers Ancl Three Crew Members Aboard

Plane Wreck Sighted: 11 Feared Lost   Coast Airliner Believed Down on Snow-Swept Peaks

Plane Caught In Rainstorm NearBurbank   High Winds Peril Air Traffic In .Western Coastal Region

AIRLINER OVERDUE; 11 ABOARD   Believed to Have Crashed in Storm Near Los Angeles

EIGHT PASSENGERS AND CREW OF AIR TRANSPORT MISSING   -Plane Feared To Have Crashed Near Terminal

Eleven People Aboard Plane, Long Overdue   Western Air Lines Craft Is Missing On A_ Flight From Las Vegas, Nev.,

Plane With ll Aboard  Is Missing   Airliner Long Overdue On Flight From Las Vegas To Burbank

President Truman Denies Plan To Call Special Session of Conaress in Fall

ONE OF 21,008      Army Preparing to Choose  ‘Unknown Service Man’

‘Unknown Servicemaw’ of Last War  To Lie Beside ‘Unknown Soldier’

Strikers To Take Pickets Off Of Line   Leaving Piers In New York Because Of End Of Maritime Workers Walkont

SEAMEN STRIKE NEARING CLOSE   Pre-Blection Coal Crisis Heads Toward Showdown Stage

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Lines Slated To Be Withdran at New York Today   Some Ships Expected To Sail on Tuesday; Wage Hike Is Granted

Masters Are Cleared to Go on Ships   Parley for Settlement of Disputes on West Coast Resumed in Line With Eastern Develonment

WITH PICKETS REMOVED, SHIP: TQ) SATL AGAIN   Operators Reach an Agreement on East, Cnk Coasts Today

Announces New Interim Regime  To Rule India   Lord Wavell Asks Dissi     oS ‘ed by Nee

Nehru To Head Indian Council: Moslem Group Urged To Join   ‘Maximum Freedom’ Granted By Wavell  To Interim Cabinet

INDIAN INTERIM REGIME FORMED   Dissident Moslem League Urged To Join Nehru In New Government

Nehru to Head  ‘Indian Council   iMoslem Cooperation Asked th New Couneil

Yugoslavia-U. S. Relations Become More Complicated  Soldier Abuse Core Of Tronhle

Yugoslavia Charges Six Soldiers Were Mistreated by Yanks   Arrest in Trieste, Sept. 9, Followed Dynamiting of House, Report States

SLAVS ACCUSE US MPs   Charges Further Complicate  Strained Relations

WORLD SERIES  St. Louis ..... HHAOROROS Bae Boston ...... OOO GMAOOAER BEn   The Game Play by Play

FLOOD WATERS ‘STRAND NATIVES   ‘More In Pennsylvania Hit As Susquehanna Rages

Death Trail Is Left by Flood Crest   New Thousands Are Homeless in Susquehanna Valley

Eastern Flood  Damage Increases   Overflow in Upper Reaches Receding

New Thousands Made Homeless ‘By High Water   Susquehsana Begins Slow Fall in Upper Valley: Neath Tall Now 11

Raging Susquehanna Kalls 10, Causes Untold Damage   Swollen River Sweeps [nto Harrisburg, Teavine Additional Thousends Homeless

Flooded Susquehanna On Death-Dealing Rampage   Crest Rolls Downstream Leaving Trail Of Destruction And At Least 10 Dead In States Of  New York, Pennsylvania

Pauley Denies Offering Fund   Ickes Reports Attempt To Get Oil Suit Killed

Ickes Relates  ‘Approach’ On Oil By Pauley   Nominee For Naval Post Wanted Suit Dropped; Party Fund Offered

Men to Get Return Order Immediately   Krug Announces Signing Of New Contract With U. M. W.; Production To Be Resumed Monday

Krug Announces Finish Of 59-Day Coal Field Tieup   Contract Is Signed This Afternoon At 4  O'Clock Between Lewis And Operator  _ Representatives; Volume Production Of 400,000 Miners On Monday

BYRNES MAKING PARLEY REPORT   Secretary Less Pessimistic Than Some Diplomats On Paris Failure

BYRNES, FRUMAN EXPECTED TO DRALY STATEMENT ON PARIS PEACE CONFERENGE RESULTS

Byrnes Is Scheduled To Report on Parley   ‘Delegate to ‘Big Four’ Conference Returning  To Confer with President Truman

CHURCHILL MAY GET UNO POST   Mention Churchill Fer Pest of Secretary General To United (breanization

Wanna Buy Mouse Factory or Bumpy Race Track?  Opportunity Knoeks Once-But Loud!

‘Plenty of Business Opportunities— Government Selling Plants   Othman Wallows Around in RFC Blue Prints

Cure Is Attributed To Mother Cabrini   Four-Year-Old Child, Poralyzed at Birth, Able to Walk

Italians Protest Pact on Colonies   Note Handed to Ministers But Hopes

ITALY PROTESTS BIG FOUR PLAN FOR COLONIES   Hope for Compromise On Decision to Take Away Lands 

Big Four Nears Pact on Trieste   Italian Note Appeals for “Acceptable” Allied Program for Northeastern Areas

Italy Pleads with Big 4 On Colony Disposition   Italian Embassy Protests to Ministers; Hopes for U. $.. Soviet Compromise Soar

ITALY PROTESTS LOSS OF CONTROL OVER COLONIE:   Hopes for Big Four Compro. mise on Trieste issue Brighter

Trieste Still Remaining As Main Question   Byrnes, Molotov Have Discussion

Italy Protests Loss of Colonies, Asks for Just Decision on Trieste

Italy Protests Anew Against Stripping Her Of Former Colonies   Molotov And Byrnes Cover Whole Field 0 Complex Problems Before Foreign Ministers At A Long Dinner Session.

ltalians Seek To Retain Colonies  Conferences Between   Conferences Between Big Four Showing Promise of Results

ITALY SENDS PROTEST 10 BIG FOUR   Asks Delay In Turning Over Colonics

Icelanders Balk At Bases Unless Admitted to U. N  U. S. Tur eae British, Rus + Ale

GOERING'S WIFE IN FINAL VISIT TO HER HUSBAND   Takes Advantage Of Permission To See Condemned Man

WIFE SEES GOERING— LAST TIME   Doomed Nazi Leader in  Jocular Mood

Goering’s Wife Sees  Him for Last Time   Other Doomed Nozis Will Receive Final Visits; Schacht Leaves Prison

Price Support For Flax Reports  Lawrence Brennan Farmers Assured Of  Rate Teantmnant

SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES KRUG AS INTERIOR SECRETARY   WASHINGTON. (9P)—The Senate today confirmed Julius A. Krug as secretary of the interior.

15 RECEIVE TIGKETS IN SATURDAY PARKING   12 Exceed One-Hour Limit; Tags Now Total 544

Meat Shortage Causes Dairy Products fo Soar to: New High; Eggs Top 26-Year-Old Record  \A/Lalacala Ota  em 7 am a ee Rittaor rer   Wholesale Price for Top Grade Butter Jumps to Nearly 77 Cents — Big Demand  Cande Darltew lin

Meat Shortage Causes Dairy Products to Soar fo: New High; Eggs Top 26-Year-Old Record   Wholesale Price for Top Grade Butter Jumps to Nearly 77 Cents — Big Demand Sande Paultry lin

Goering Finally Beafen and Broken   Bravado Gives Way To Despondency; Other Prisoners Don't Like Him

Goering  Through He Can’ t Take It   Once-Swaggering Nazi a Broken Man as He Awaits the Rope.

Strain Of Waiting Too Much For Goering, Reported To Be Beaten And Broken Man’

News Behind The News  ‘ews paper     Copyrisht      WASHINGTON he Rav Tucker

Calls Minnesota Vote Victory F or G.O.P. Policies   Stassen Considers Results of Primar} Battle as Representative of Midwest  Backed Thye and Youngdahl

Third Slaying in London Probed  ‘Beautiful’ Woman Found Stranagled

Third Slaying in London Probed  ‘Beautiful’ Woman Paiund Steaneclad

Workers to Strike In Packing Houses   Walkout by 200,000 Members of C. I. O. Union Throughout the Nation Called by Union President for January 16.

Strike Called Jan. 16   Walkout Involves 1#7 Packing Plants Large and Small. inc. the Nation

Positive Actions  Planned InStrike   Electrical — Threat ‘Is Out In Front On Labor Line

Call Nationwide ClO Packinghouse Workers Walkout   Still Demanding Substantial Wage Hike As Preventive

WE And GE Meet Today With U. S.   Government Hopes To Avert Electrical Workers Walkout; Mark Time  Elsewhere

147 Plents in Nation Will Be Affected   Strike Called to Support Demand for 25 Cent Wage Boost

LARGE PACKERS. AFFECTED.  _ 200,000 Union Packinghouse Werkere Call Strike Jan: 16

Packing House Walkout Call Set For Jan. 16  Strike ae Id tdle Wrarkers

U.S. Seeks To Avert  Electrical Strike; Delays Action. on. ‘Steel Crisis.  ltors. is involved ‘in th  ve union’s

PACKINGHOUSE STRIKE 15 SET   Large Packers and Smailer Independent Plants to Participate.   CALLEO FOR JAN. 16

Work Stoppage By 200.000 Set lor January 16   Walkout Aimed at Obtain. ing 25 More Per Hour

Packers Vote tc Strike   Strike Date Set For January 16 Across Nation

Government Plans Action In Electrical Strike; Marks Time In Steel Row

JANUARY 16 DATE FOR NATIONWIDE WORK STOPPAGE  _ MORE THAN 200,000 ~ UNION MEMBERS ARE INVOLVED IN ISSUE

Seeks To Avert iris Among Electric Workers   Calls Representatives of GE Westinghouse Companies To Discuss Wage Dispute

GOV'T ACTS 10 STALL STRIKES   Labor -Conciliators Mark Time In Steel Dispute

Westinghouse, GE, Called to Conciliation Meet  “Wage Dispute With - Electrical. Workers

GOVERNMENT ACTING IN ELECTRIC STRIKE   Session With Westinghouse And GE Officials Set Today’

U.S. Moves To Halt Proposed Electric Strike   INTERVENTION IN STEEL. WALKOUT HOWEVER DELAYED ‘

General Electric Conciliation Asked   Company and Westinghouse Called In Over Wage Disputes With CIO.TEW Unions

WORKERS IN ALL BIG U. $, PLANTS TO JOIN JAN. 16TH   CIO Leader Says 200.000 to Be Off Work in 147 Plants in U. S.

Fact Finding Boards Move Into Action   Electrical Dispute Gets First Attention as New Year Opens

ACTION SCHEDULED IN STRIKE THRER]   Representatives of Electric Companies to Discuss Wage Dispute.

Swift, Armour, Wilson, Cudahy, and Smaller Independents Affected by Union Maneuver to Win Increase :

Work Stoppage Would Affect  Entire Nation   Twenty-Five Cents An Hour Wage Increase Demanded by Union Representing 200,000

Packers Face Walkout for Higher Pay   Strike of 200,000 Workers Announced by CIO Leader

—STRIKES— Board Action Is Planned  Electrical Workers   Electrical Workers Pay Issue Studied

CALL NATIONWIDE WALKOUT JAN. 16   About 200,000 Packinghouse Employes Will Go on Strike     FAN CAT LrTre ¢ am wae! a Owes

Walk. Outs Set In 147 Plants On January 16   200,000 Workers Affected; Supports Demands For Higher Wages

Call Strike In Packing industry   Walkout Is Set for January 16; Affects 200,000 Workers; Ask Wage Increase

Government Acts To Stop Scheduled Electrical And Telephone Workers Strike

CIO Packinghouse Workers in All Large Plants Across Nation, Given Orders for Walkout.   UNION DEMAND CALLS FOR 25-CENT RAISE

ELECTRIC FIRMS ARE SUMMONED TO WAGE TALK   Government Takes Step To Settle Dispute Involving Union, Two Componies

Call Nationwide Strike Of Meat Packers   Approximately 200,000 Workers Scheduled to Walk Out January 16 Unless Wage Demands are Met: Conferon Electrical Workers Dispute

WESTINGHOUSE, GE AIDS CALLED TO WASHINGTON   Government Marks Time In Steel Until Fact-Finding Board Gets Started

CALL WALKOUT ON 147 PLANTS IN ILS JAN 1f   200,000 Members of . Union to Quit for Increase in Wages

‘Action Slated In Electrical Strike Threat   Newly Appointed Steel Board's Findings Awaited

PACKING PLANTS WILL STRIKE ON JAN, 16 INU, S.   200,000 Members of Union To Be Affected — 147 Units To Be Idled

Government Acts To Avert Electrical Strike, Delays Move In Steel Dispute   Production Of Cars To Be Resumed Today In Half Of U. S. Auto Plants

Warren Calls in Electrical Firms In Wage Dispute  Steel Fact-Finders Ordered To Report Before Strike Date

Walkout Is Booked For January 16   Some 200,000 Workers To Be Affected In Big And Little Plants.

C10 Calls Nationwide  Packer Halt   To Involve 200,000; Big Companies and Bulk of Smaller Concerns.

Will Involve ‘147 Industries Across Nation   Walkout Being Called In Support Of Union's Demand For Wage Hike.      ‘LOCAL NOT AFFECTED

JAN. 16 SELECTED FOR WALKOUT BY 200,000 WORKERS   STOPPAGE WILL BE 95% EFFECTIVE, UNION DECLARES

U. S. to Meet  Electricians  Take Position Action   Take Position Action To Halt One Strike; Others Marking Time

To Strike Against Packers   Nationwide Walkout In. Support of Wage Hike Demand Called For Jan. 16 By CIO

Walkout Set For Jan. 16 By Union Leader   Labor Demands Boost Of 25 Cents An Hour Government Views Electrical Situation

Newly-Named Steel Board To Function Over Nation   Electrical Workers Discussing Problem

UNION LEADER CALLS 200,000 TO QUIT WORK   25-Cent an Hour Increase Demanded  Of Industry

SENATE DEFEATS GOP PROPOSAL FOR LIMIT ON LABOR CONTROLS  TAFT PROPOSAL WOULD HAVE RESTRICTED NEW POWERS OF PRESIDENT.

PRESIDENT SAYS HIS PROPOSALS MISREPRESENTED   MERELY ASKS RIGHT TO DEPUTIZE MEN FOR SEIZED PLANTS

Would Give _Dictatorial « Powers to President, Subject to Congress   *RUMAN WANTS DRAFT   “Taft Would Withhold Strike *, Law Until An Emer ). gency Arises

Housing Bill Ballot Today   GOP’s Substitute Plan Defesied in House

House Defeat: Republican Housing Bill  Final Showdown OnTrumanMeasure

Housing Bill Nearing Vote   Republican Substitute Beaten in House,  177 to 119

G. O. P. Substitute Housing Bill  Defeated in House   Final Showdown on Sharply Trimmed Truman Measure Put Off Until Today: Mortgage Plan Approved

House Rejects GOP Housing Bill Substitute   Final Showdown on President Truman's Trimmed-Down Act Scheduled for Today

PLAN TO AID VETS APPROVED  -GOP’s Housing Substitute Cut: Showdown Set Today:

House Defeats GOP Substitute For Housing Bill   Final Showdown on Tru man Measure Is Put Off until Today   Preference for Veterans

List Shows That: Four Men Are Fom the Navy, and . One is From the Army.

FOURTOBE ~ INDUCTED; TWO _ ARE DISCHARGED   Inductees Will be Sent to Chicago, Ailinots _September 30th

Greek Leftists Receive Warning   Government to Invoke Drastic Rule to Terminate Disorders

SBE BB Be Beer Be ee BBE Be  ‘Clemency Is  Asked For lil l Wagi Leaders

Ex-President of TU Will Crusade For Free lexas   ‘Powerful Business’ Dominates State, He Says in Broadcast

Rainey I in Race; Calls on Voters To Join Him in a ‘Crusade To Unshackle Texas

? Stereotypers’ Abduction Halts > Publication of Strike-Hit Paper

Dickinson Co, A.A.A. Groups In Elections   ANNUAL TOWNSHIP. ELECTION MEETINGS TO BE WEEK OF DEC. 1 TO 6

IW. OF LEASES 10 BE REQUIRED TEAD OF 517   Other Changes Deggned to Prevent Fecape of Gas

Industrial Machine ls Being Broken   Equipment Shipped By Reds To Siberia

ALL WAR GOODS REFUSED REICH   Allies Outlaw Manufacture Import And Possession

Allied Council Strips Germany  War Materials   Sweeping New Law Applie: To Everything From Atom Bombs and Daggers Lo Kites

Departure of Russ Envoy From Greece  Not Sign of Break   Explains He’s Only or Mission, Leaves Secretary in Charge

Russian Envoy's Departure From Athens Doesn't Mean Break With Greece, Claim

RED DIPLOMAT PICKS GREEK SUCCESSOR   Move Indicates No Break In Countries’ Relations

REDS TO MAINTAIN DIPLOMATIC TIES IN GREEK CAPITAL   Soviet Charge d’Affaires To To Be Left in Athens; AmLoecacdar Makes Cali

'Soviet-Grecian Relations Ease  Off Considerably   First Secretary Will Take Over In Absence Of Am bassador.

Moscow Radio Asserts U.N. : Participation Needed   To Solve Problem

ked broadcast Says UN Must Act on Palestine  Russian Alleges tl) So Infiltratian

GERMAN GANGS SLAY YANK, INJURE SECOND   Corporal Crawis To Billet After Being Attacked

Soldier Slain By Youth Gang _ In Germany   JU. S. CORPORAL HURT BY GROUP IN ATTACK

Mine Chief Talks With Attorneys   Over 100,000 Miners Al. ready Idie as Deadline  Nears

Believe Union Chief to Act Before Deadline   War Department Ready to Send Troops to Mines

No Assurance That Soft Coal Industry Would Not Be Closed By Walkout Of 400,000 Miners In Any Fvent   STRIKE THREATENED WEDNESDAY MIDNIGHT

Lewis Faces Jail or Truce   Bituminous Production to Halt Unless U. M. W. Chief Rules Otherwise

12,828 Quit Pits As Winter Winds Chill Americans   John L. Lewis Ignoring Orders of U. S. C aire

Walkout Deadline is Midnight; Justice Officials Watch Miners’ Boss For Sudden Legal Move

The Coal Strike Government Awaits Move By Lewisas Midnight  Zero Hour Set for Halt

Lewis Silent as Deadline Nears; 272 Pits Closed   UMW Mast Decide Whether to Risk Jail or Send Miners Back to Work

Liability For Contempt Now Faces Chief of the UMW; Increasing Number of Operations Quits Work.  a. ht ek ee ee ce a eer   KLEVEN MORE STOP OPERATION IN STATE

GOVERNMENT FEELS LEWIS MAY ACT SOON   Belief Based on Fact That UMW Chief Is In Huddle With His Attorneys.

Wildcat Strikes Spread Through U. §. Coal Fields   Lewis Silent on Injunction Ordering Continuance of Pact

LEWIS WATCHED FOR LAST MINUTE MOVE AGAINST INJUNCTION   Troops Alerted As Midnight Deadline For UMW Compliance With Injunction Nears; Lewis Risking Jail

Walkouts Continue To Spread   Complete Shutdown Sched uled tor ‘lomorrow  Midnight

Expect Lewis Will Act before Strike Deadline Tonight   CIO Backs Lewis and UMW Strikers

Lewis May Break Silence by Going To Court to Buck Injunction Order

ALREADY NEARLY 120,000 MINERS HAVE IFFT WORK: IL S. TROOPS READY TO MOVE

LEWIS SILENT ON ORDER TO HALT STRIKE   Mine Chief: , Mav Re Jailed

FULL SHUTDOWN RESTS IN HANDS OF UMW LEADER   Failure to Act Before Midnight Will Paralyze Coal Production   OVER 130,000 NOW QUT   Federal Officials Are Siill Hopeful of Last-Minute Retreat by Lewis

UMW Chief Huddles With Lawyers As Deadline Nears; Risks Jail Ii Federal Court Order Is Defied

More Miners Walk Out As Court Deadline for: Lewis Decision Nears :

LEWIS REMAINS SILENT IN FACE OF JAIL THREAT   UMW Headquarters Gives No Indications He or Union Will Back Down   MUST DECIDE SHORTLY   Contempt of Court, Federal Prosecution in Prospect Unless He Acts

72,828 QUIT, 272 PITS ARE IDLE. TODAY   Mines Will Be Idle Thursday  Morning

Contempt Actior Due if Walkout ls Not Canceled   120,000 Already Are Idle in Series of Wildcat Shutdowns

Officials Certain Lewis Will Act Before Deadline   UMW Chieftain Reported In Conference With Attorneys to Decide Move

Lewis Stands Pat Despite Court Order   Reported In Huddle With Attorneys; More Miners Stage Walkouts Today

Risks Jail if Stands Pat on Ending Contract   Shutdown of UMW Pits Scheduled for Midnight Tomorrow

MUST RISK.JAIL OR CALL OFF STRIKE; OVER 72,000 MINERS ALREADY STAYING AWAY FROM WORK

Lewis Still Keeps Silent As Federal Order Nears Close   Miner Chieftan May Face Jail Term If Strike Forced

LEWIS EXPECTED TO ACT BEFORE THE DEADLINE   Troops May Be Sent. To Protect Miners Who Work

Con fers  With His Attorneys   MUST TAKE ACTION BEFORE, MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO AVERT STRIKE OR FACE CONTEMPT — CHARGES

Think Lewis Will Attempt To Free Himself From Liability Of Contempt Action—Reported In Huddle With Attorneys   GOVERNMENT NOW PLANNING STRATEGY

‘Production Has Already Fallen Off Tremendously; UMW Chieftain 1s Silent About His Intentions   Union Head Will Presumably Be in Contempt Of Court If He Allows Shutdown to Proceed

Tension Grips Nation As Government Waits  For Union Head To Move   Anticipate Maneuver To Upset U. §. Campaign In Courts To Prevent Soft Coal Production Shutdown Scheduled for Midnight Tonight.

Mine Leader in Conference With Union Attorneys   Lewis Faces Citation for Contempt If He Fails to Repudiate Contract Stand

Union Boss Must Decide Whether To Call It Off Or Risk Jail Term   Workers Continue Walking Off Jobs   Indications Are All Mines Will Be Idle Thursday Unless UMW Chief Acts

LEWIS TALKS WITH LAWYERS [ON MATTER   CIO Adopts Resolution For Lewis

Coal Mine Union Leader Sees Counsel   Expected To Sidestep Contempt Liability Rafare Midnioht

NOTED OHIOAN DIES IN CAPITAL   Harry Wolfe, 73, Succumbs ir Columbus

Asks Hoover, Other Leaders  To Conference   To Work Out Voluntar: Program to Aid Starv ing Nations

President Asks Americans Eat  Less, Share Food  Calls Conference

PRESIDENT CALLS HOOVER TO PARLEY   Pion Program to Reduce Féod Consumption

CALLS CONFAB IN CAPITAL ON FRIDAY   Action Taken To Prevent Famine Overseas   HOOVER   Accepts Bid To Meeting; Voluntary Conservation Plan To Be Studied

White House Parley Called For Friday  U. §. Food Curb Sought to Halt Famine Abroad

People Asked To Cut Down On Food Bill   President Truman Calls Conference Friday To Consider Plans for Feeding Other Nations.

FOR FRIDAY   Former President Hoover Among Those Who Will Attend Meeting

Calls Conference On Food Problem   Truman Invites © Hoover, Others

Truman Calls Food Meefing   President Says U. S. Consumption Must Be Cut to Meet Acute Needs Abroad

EAT LESS PLAN LOOMS TOHELP HUNGRY WORLD   peeenes dh  Former President, Others Called To Parley Friday To Discuss Problem

Americans Must Eat Less, Says Truman   Herbert Hoover Group Of Prominent Citizens Called To White House Food Discussion

SUMMONS HOOVER TO CONFERENCE ON SHORTER DIET   SAYS NATION MUST VOLUNTARILY CUT FOOD CONSUMPTION

AMERICAN DIET WOULD BE CUT TO AID OTHERS   Président Invites Herbert Hoo. ver To Parley on Food Prob. dems in Eurdpe

Truman Calls in Hoover to Confer on Food Need Abroad   Says U.S. Consumption Must Be Reduced In Inviting Group of Leaders to White House Conferencean Problem Fride. ganum

VASE. LE no. Ani. WU White mOuUSE ASKS MOOVET,  Civic Leaders to Meet Friday To Consider World Crisis

Americans et. Le ess, Truman oa  aS              Reduced Consuimpt on_ Necekaary to Meet Arute Needs Abroad,: President Decirres; * Calis” “Fornier:  " Prosident, Hoover. and Others To. «Confer On Problem:

Hoover Receives Truman Invitation For Food Parley   Voluntary Program by Americans To Reduce Consumption Planned; Athers Acked to Friday Session

Seeks Voluntary Reduction in US. Consumption   Former:President and Other Leaders :Called To White. House. Friday

Voluntary Cut in Food Consumption in Nation Sought   Truman Summons Hoover and Others to Work Out Such Program

President Truman Call:  Hoover to Confer on   Ways of Helping   Out Overseas

Truman Calls Conference on Food Problem   Asks Hoover and Others to Help  Plan Program

President Calls Parley To Review Food Problen   Ex-President Hoover to Help Map Plan to Reduce Consumption in This Country

Americans To Be Asked To Cut Consumption Of Food To Meet Acute Needs In Europe

Herbert Hoover Invited   Americans Told They Must Eat Less in Future

PRESIDENT DECLARES PEOPLE OF US. MUST REDUCE CONSUMPTION TE NEEDS ABROAD CAN BE MET ©

FOOD CONSUMPTION - MUST BE REDUCED, PRESIDENT SAYS   To Meet Acute Needs Abroad and Called Conference For Friday. _   HERBERT HOOVER ASKED   They Will Work Out An Aggressive Voluntary Program.

Urges Less Fooc for U. $. Homes  Conference Called ¢o Plan Proaqram

Voluntary Food Dduction Urged   President Schedules Conference Friday to Study Needs in War-Torn Europe, Asia

Truman Calls In Hoover on Food Problem   Other Outstanding Americans Invited To Attend Conference At White House Friday

Says U.S. Must Eat Less    Truman Calls Conference to Plan Drive — For Voluntary Cut in Food Consumption

Truman Calls Conference on Food Problem   U.S. Consumption Must Be Reduced Says President

U.S. FACES NEW CUTS TO FEED HUNGRY EUROPE   Meeting Will Work Out Aggressive ‘Voluntary’ Program

CONFERENCE ON PLAN  OF CONSERVATION IS.  CALLED BY TRUMAN: HOOVER, MANY OTHER  LEADERS SUMMONED TO WHITE HOUSE

President Acts To Halt Famines In Other Lands   Voluntary Slash On Part Of Citizens Seen Objective, Hoover Is Summoned

TRUMAN CALLS PARLEY ON FOOD SUPPLY   Saving U.S. Must Cut Its Diet, President Asks Help of Civilians in Meeting Needs of People Abroad.

Truman Calls  Hoover For Talks   Seeks Program To Aid Feeding Europe, Asia

CALLS HOOVER TO FOOD PARLEY NEXT FRIDAY   President Favors Voluntary System to Cut Consumption in America

President Cites Acute Need Abroad   Hoover And Others To Confer Friday On Vol untary Program.

Invites Hoover, Other Leaders to Meet Friday   Seeks Reduced Consumption At Home to Meet Acute Needs Abroad

President Urges All ~ Cooperate   Cites Hunger Overseas; Summons Hoover and Others to Parley.

Special Meet Is Called For Friday   Hoover, Other Leading Figures Summoned; Aid for Europe Cited

Requests Herbert Hoover, Others To Work Out Voluntary Plan At A Meet Scheduled For Comina Erjday

Proposes a Voluntary Food Curb   Would Develop Program to Help Provide Food For  Europe and Asia

HOOVER, OTHERS TO MEET FRIDAY, PLAN VOLUNTARY FOOD CONSUMPTION CUT

Acute Shortage In Europe, Asia Before Leaders   Aggressive Voluntary Program Necessary Te Meet World Needs, Says President

U. §. Must Eat Less To Meet Acute Neec Abroad-H. Truman   Calls H. Hoover To Conference on Problem Friday

Truman Says Consumption  To Be Lower   Herbert Hoover, Others Invited to White House To Discuss Problems at Friday Meeting

Compromise Probable on  Franco Issue   Australian Plan Approval Seen  On UNO Agenda

FIND AGED WOMAN DEAD IN VICINITY OF ROME   Mary C. Lines Stricken While Gathering Water Cress   FOUND BY NEIGHBOR

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tx All in The Various  Communities

Blum. Is Named ToHeadFrench  Crisis Regime   74-Year-Old Socialist Assured Of Assembly’s Approval As Premier

Blum Elected To Lead France Through Crisis   Parties Agree After Two-Week Political Deadlock

FRENCH ASSEMBLY ELECTS BLUM AS INTERIM PREMIER   Socialist. leader Chosen to  Head Prospective “Crisis  Co nvartamant

President Calls on Gen. Pershing  _ Expresses Hope for “Eternal Peace’

NEGOTIATORS FACE ALMO ~ IMPOSSIBLE TASK™ IN AD JUSTING  DIFFERENCES BEFORE DEADLINE

40 Believed Killed In Crash of Luxury Liner Near Gander   American Berlin-Bound Skymaster Plows into Hill Near Scene of Belgian Plane Disaster; 28 Adults, 3 Babies, on List

Work Start: In East and Gulf Ports      West Coast Ships Still Idle With C.LQ0. Union And Owners Deadlocked Over Wage Contract

Political Future Of France, Italy At Stake Today   Blum Raps Communists; Republicans Clash With Monarchists in Rome

France and Italy Hold Vote Todav   Fate of Italy's New King Will Be Decided Today

Blum Declares Qutcome Will Afteect World   Former Premier Says Wrong Decision May Well Spell Disaster

F rench Empire To Vote Today   Showdown Fight Expected Between Parties

Terry Balks At Telling  What He Did With B1o, 00  or 2. ee   Ex-Bilbo Aide © Is Threatened With Contempt Bv Probe Group

Witness Refuses To Tell What He Did With “Beat Bilbo” Fund   Committee To Refer Question Of Perjury-To Justice Denartment

TERRY ADMITS HE WAS GIVEN MONEY TO BEAT SENATOR   Names Contributor as Man Dead a Year—Hearing in Uproar as He Refuses Further Information.   A NARCOTICS STORY STARTLES PROBERS   Witness Says He Was Told Bilbo Accepted $1,500 to Obtain “Prescription or License.”

IS SILENT ON. MYSTERIOUS SLUSH FUND   Edward Terry Refuses To Tell What He Knows About Bilbo’s Spending

Edwaid P. Terry Refuses To Tell Of $15,000 Fund   Hearing of Senate War Probers Is Thrown Into Uprear

TERRY REFUSES TOTELL ALL T0 BILBO PROBERS   Witness Threatened With Contempt And Perjury  Prosecution   LIBERMAN MYSTERY MAN OF PROCEEDINGS

Former Bilbo Aide Relates Death Threat   Custodian of $15,000 ’ Fund Refuses to Tell How Money Spent

Says New York Man Was Donor  Narcotics License Analea Entare DPeaha

EX-BILBO AIDE REMAINS SILENT ON $15,000 FUND   Senate Group Threatens Terry With Contempt In Washington Hearing

Witness May Face Contempt Cha rge Senate Group Hits Snag During Probe

BILBO’S AIDE REFUSES T0 TELL WHOLE STORY   Senate Investigators Study Contempt, Perjury Prosecution

Ex-secretary of Senator Bilbo is in Peril of Prison for Perjury and (Contempt.

Terry Threatened With Prosecution   Sen. Bilbo Probers Press Questioning Of Former  ' Testimony grotary As

Witness Refuses to Make Replies  Is Threatened With Contempt Action

Three: Named  In Jewel Theft   Mrs... Durant Charges Army Reneged on Pledge After‘ Return of Gems

Promised 'Whitewash' For Gems, Says WAC   Army Welshed on Agreement, Complains Nervous Mrs. Durant During Her Appearance on Witness Stand In Qwn TNefenca

WAG OFFICER HELO ‘WHITEWASH’ PROMISE   Charges Army Welched On Trial For Theft Of Jewels

ARMY WELCHED ON PROMISES MRS. DURANT   Pledged Freedom for Jewel Theft Confession. She Says

Hoover Calls Famine Worst in All History   Global Trip Finished Says Strikes Mean Death to Millions

(eae RRR RE R ERE RE RR SSE SE SE SG  Siamese Twin Girls Born in Portland

MEAT SITUATION IS STALEMATED   Packers And CLO Fail To Agree On Terms For Averting Tieup

New Meat Crisis Confronts U. S., Leaders Declar   Industry Officials Fear Latest OPA Measure Will Upset Balance -

Rents Roll Back To June 30 Leve   Leases Containing Increases Voided, OPA Official Says

Bill Putting OPA in Force IsSigned   PRESIDENT SAYS IT FALIS “FAR SHORT” OF GUARANTEE STABLE PRICES.

Rents Come Down Again   Meat Prices  Are Uncertain Re FINITED PRESS

Ten Escape Penal Camp      Bloodhounds Aid Search For Desperadoes Who Sawed Roof, Fled

So He Married Another   Girl Retused Pappy Once, He Says At Trial

PACKAGES. RUSHED TO MAILS  Effects Of Curbs On Freight, Packaaes Said Licht In Texas

QUALITY BAKERY ‘Will reopen Friday. Sept. 27. 9364*   4 TTENTION

U. S. TURNS DOWN FRENCH PROPOSAL   Refuses to Bring France Case - Before FINO

U.S. Refuses To Help Put Franco  Case Before UNO      Takes View Vhhat Former “AXIS Ally Is. - Not ? Panter’ Va. Peau.

U.S. Against French Plan   Against Presenting Allie c Case Against Franco Te  UN Council.

U.S, REJECTS ACTION BY COUNCIL ON SPAIN   Turns Down France’s Plan For Presenting Case

U.S, REPLIES T FRANCE’S PLEA   This Country Declines Invitation To Join in Case Against Franco

REPORT U, S. NOT FORFRANCEPLAN   Dectines in Presenting  Spanish Case to UNO

Big Four Council Will Begin Talks On German Pact  ‘Foreign Ministers Agre:     Se GRLICFQEZ La Mme AAA

Foreign. Ministers Agree To Start Talks On Final. Peace Settlement

Big Four To Discuss German Pact Today   Foreign Ministers Agree To Start Talks On Final Peace Settlement

TALKS ON GERMAN TREATY BEGIN TODAY   Big Four Will Hold Initial Discussions and Map Program of Work for Experts.

German Peace Talks Begin This Morning   Initial Discussions Agreed Upon by Big Four Ministers

PLAN GERMAN TREATY TALKS   Big Four Ministers Agree To Preliminary Talks Beginning Today 

Navy Bomber Crash Kills 11   Plane Burns After Camp Kearny Takeoff

Eleven Dead In Air Crash   Navy Bomber Burns After Takeoff At West Coast Base

ELEVEN KILLED IN NAVY PLANE TAKEOFF CRASH   PB4T-2 Privateer Burns At Marine Station In California

Soviets Renev Demand for Dardanelles   Reds Wheedle Turkey For Share of Strategic Straits

Dardanelles Question in  Front Again   Russia Reiterates Her Demands Tkat Turkey And the Soviet Organize Joint Defense Union

Soviets Renew Dardanelles Bid  Reds Want Conference  Kxeluding Other Powers

Reds Continue Straits Demand   Reiterate Proposal For Dardanelles After Turks Retect Plan.

Joint Defense Of Dardanelles Note Objective   Want Debates To Precede ‘Formal Parley

Press Turkey To Enter joint Defense Plan   Not Satisfied with Turkish ' Note of August 22 Re:   jeeting Soviet Pro  : posal   Would Exelnde Giher Powers   “Further Delay In Estah.  lishing International atus of Straits Cannot be Justified’?

Moscow Suggests Discussions Exclusive Of Other 9-Power Signatories      Russian Outline  Held In Accord   Turks Accept First Three Russian Views, But Except Fourth And Fifth

Reds Insist on Dual Control Of Dardanelles   Pre-Conference Talks Between Two Nations Proposed by Moscow

Turks Claim UN Charter Endangered   ‘Change Would Deny Ags Of Charter 5 Reds Are Displeased

Russ Renew Demands  For Mai Votes — Ow .tual i YVIRE rth New ied bee Ud  Of Mediterranean Gate

Russia Still Wants Strait   Turks Say Ne But Soviet Union Persists in Demands For Dardanelles Control

Reds Again Asks Part of Dardanelles   Turkey Expected To Again Reject Russian Proposal

UNO Expected To Meet Monday As Scheduled   Representative of Britain Says Russia May Have No Vote

CUT IN EXCISE TAXES PLANNED BY REPUBLICANS   Leaders Expect It To Follow Quickie Cut In Income Taxes

BOP. CONGRESS MAY CUT EXCISE TAXES ON JULY   Present Plans Call for Re duction to Levels of PreWear Yeors

GOP Foresees Sharp Cut in  Excise Taxes   Lowering of Luxury Set : Rar Ynlvy 7

EXCISE TAXES TO BE CUT TO PREWAR LEVEL   Republicans May .Set July t as Date for Sharp Cuts

OHIOANS BATTLE FUEL SHORTAGE   Columbus And Other Cities Take Emergency Steps

Ohio Cities Seek Ways to Combat Coal Emergency   Columbus to Install Oil Equipment for City Light Plant

Maybank To Seek Action   Wants To Override Presidential Order Slashing Water Projects Funds

Four Rescued From Ice Floe   Three Men, Forced Down In Plane, Still Adrift  In River:

Fear Strikes To Mar Wage Talks With The Miners   Government To Keep Wary Eve On The Coal Fields.

Lewis’ Strategy Mystery .... Uncle Sam Keeping Wary Eye Peeled On  Soft Coal Situation

Gov't Centering Attention On lewis. Coal Helds   Walkout of Miners Attributed To “Misunderstanding” of Agreement

Coal Strikes Over Country Get Attention From Leaders   Government Interested  In Attitude Of Miners

NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED THIS MORNING IN  COAL DISPUTE   Expect Major Fireworks To Start When Krug Gets Back Thurs.

Senator Sticks Out His Neck to Predict 47 Collapse of High Prices for House

‘Bathtubs Will Flood Nation  Capehart ‘Cleans Up’ on Housing Issue

Taber Blocks $7 Million Func  For President  GOP Strategy Also Stops White House Addition   Salary Slash Fails

House Slices Funds For Gov't Expenses   Emergency, White House Finances Slashed By Republicans

TRUMAN IS DENIED USE OF $9,000,000   G. 0. PF, ECONOMY DRIVE STOPS SHORT OF CUTTING PRESIDENT'S SALARY.

ECONOMY DRIVE HITS PRESIDENT   White House Addition Project Doomed By House GOP Group

ADDITION TO WHITE HOUSE TS HALTED   Congressman Taber in New Move Halts Expenditure Plans

GERMANS FAIL TO OUST NAZIS   Gen. Clay Accuses Reich Zones Of Whitewashing Many Suspects

Masaryk Upset  About Documents   Czechoslovakian Agenc’ Says U. 5. Soldier Shot at Official

Bridges Brings Up Political Talk by Black   General Discussion of Court Situation Appears in Offing

Black's ‘Political’ Talk Scored by Sen. Bridaes   Suaaests Inguiry

BRIDGES ATTACKS JUSTICE BLACK IN SPEECH IN SENATE   Raps Address of Court Member and Recalls K’an Issue Raised When Alabaman Was Named.   INQUIRY INTO OUSTER MACHINERY PROPOSED   Declares Constitution Provides That Judges Shall Hold Office “During Good  Behavior.”

Justice Black A Target For Sen. Bridges   Politics, Klan Stand Aired; Other Senators To Give Views

SUPREME COURT FEUD DISCUSSED   Senator Recalls Ku Klux Klan Issue Involving Justice Black

Supreme Court Feud Takes Another Turn   Political Speech by Black Is Recalled by Solon

DRAWS FIRE ON SENATE FLOOR   Bridges Says Political Speeches Are Ground For Resignation

BRIDGES ASKS RESIGNATION OF BLACK   Says Justices Should Not Make Any  Political Speeches

HEADS JOIN »  AFFRAY   Denounce Wallace’s Charge Of “Preventive War”   GAG YIELD   Only Temporary, Commerce Secretary Says; Await Word From Byrnes

WALLACE PUT ON SIDELINES BY PRESIDENT   But Cabinet Fight Continues Over Foreign Policy Issues

Cadinet ,J rouble  Wallace Under Gag But His \Stand Creates Cabinet Ciisis

Truman Muzzles Wallace For Now   ~ Commerce Secretary Consents To 'Gaa' For Duration of Peace Meet:

ARMY, NAVY HEADS DENOUNCE CHARGE QF PLANS FOR WAR   Administration Officials Believe Moratorium Does Rint Cedille iccuse

Compromise Truce Agreed Upon by Which Wallace Will Not Speak Until Paris Meet Ends.   OFFICIALS DENY ANY TROUBLE WITH RUSSIA

Wallace Silent --- Now   But Agreement to Quit Foreign Policy Speech Making Is Temporary; Not Asked te Resign-

Cabinet Fight He Instigated Rages Ahead Despite ‘Gag’   Army. Navy Chiefs Deny Charge U.S. Contemplates War

Officials Say Compromise: Truce Does Not Settle Basic Issues of Problem

Wallace to Retain Cabinet Post: Promises Truman He wil Be Good--for a Time   Reaffirming Stand Taken in New York Talk, He Promises to Keep Silent on Foreign Policy Until Paris Peace Conference Ends

Wallace Donne Peace Parley:  Amy- ‘Navy Release Says. We've No Ides  @:,batam Baeein

‘Foreign Policy 7 A  Wallace Gagged But Row Still: On in Cabinet

Foreign Policy Confroversy. Still Boiling   Iowan Will Keep Quiet Until End Of Peace Parley

Wallace’s Row Still on In Cabinet   Although He Is Under Gag, Fight Has Not Subsided, Settles No  ;   Letter Is ‘Gesture’   SxCtter FH VUusluic     Truman’s Release Taken as Friendly Move by This Country

TEMPERATURES   Truman, Army, Navy Assure Soviet U. 5. Not Planning War

No Foreign Policy Talks To Be Made   Dispute Started By Commerce Secretar} Still Rages Inside President’s Cabinet

12 Million Crowd London For Victory Celebration; Only Soviet Are Absent

MILLIONS WATCH GIGANTIC. VICTORY PARADE IN LONDON   King and Queen, Attlee and Churchill Review Vast Procession

MILLIONS JAM LONDON FOR BIG VICTORY PARADE   Russians And Poles Refuse To Join In Celebration Of World War Victory

MILLIONS CELEBRATING INLONDON.   Marks Official Observing of . End of War

G. 0. P. Facing Ticklish Question ‘When Is Democrat A Republican?

Junior Legion Baseball Starts.  Excellent Team Is. Deacstonsl 5 ee WT ews

Junior Legion Baseball Starts  Excellent Team Is Promised For Year

ITALIAN KING  ON WAY TO EGYP1   Goes Into Voluntary Exile As Country He Renounced Seethes With Protest.

Missing Bride Surrenders; ‘Admits Robbing Restaurant  Cleveland Marine Veteran Willing to Aid Wife Who Disappeared Two Weeks Ago

Attractive Young Woman Surrenders To Dallas Police for Mobile Robbery

Gives Up To Dallas Police, Handing Over Money She Says Was Stolen In Robbery

GIRL HANDS IN PART OF LOOT   Remainder of Robbery Haut; identified as Writer of Suicide Note.

MOBILE THEFT Woman Hands Dallas Police Money Taken   Convinced of Identity

DONNELLY AGAIN CLASHES WITH ~ —- SCHWELLENBACH   ‘Says He Has No Legal Right to Deny Federal Funds.   HE RENEWED REQUEST   Asks For the $227,500 Withheld by Cabinet Official.

Gov. Donnelly Renews Claim  For $227,500   Tells See’y of Labor He Has no Right To Withheld Funds

Donnelly Demands U. 5. Release Funds for Employment Service   Missouri Governor Tells Secy. Schwellenbach He Has No ‘Legal Right’ to Withhold Federal Funds in Pay Dispute; 700 Wait for Wages

Glamorous U. S. Armies Took Spotlight but First Army Did Most of Wor k

SPECIAL PREMIUMS TO. BE OFFERED TO PUREBRED BEEF REIFER CLUB PROJECTS

U.S. Would Leave Colony Fate Up  To United Nations   America, Soviet Russia of Opposite Views Regarding Disposition of Italy’s Prewor Empire: Reds Ask Reparations

U.S. Tries to Break Up Deadlock, Get Started On European Peace Pacts

SOVIET SILENT ON CONFERENCE OF MINISTERS   Secretary Byrnes in \love to End Impasse Among Big Four

U.S. Is Reported Willing To Give Italian Colony Dispute to United Nations

U. 5. Reported Ready fo Dump Italian Problem:  ‘Effort fo-Break ~ Deadlock on Pacts

Colony Problem May Be Dumped Into United Nations Lap   Britain Will Back Byrnes Plan for Foreign Ministers Meeting Prior to Peace Talks

Seeks Break  In Deadlock   U. S. Attempts To Remove Cause Of Delay To Peace Conference.

UL 5. WOULD PUT ITALIAN SOLONY ISSUE BEFORE U.N.   Stands Ready to Let Peace Agency Decide Fate of Lands Under Rome’s Control Before War.   MOVE IS DESIGNED TO BREAK DEADLOCK   Proposal for Meeting of Foreign Ministers to Write Five Peace Pacts Is Backed by Britain,

U.S. Threatens ToDump Italy’s Case Onto U. N.   Move Reported Planned to  Break Deadtock Block . ing Peace Pacts For Five Nations

Future Of Italy's Colonies Is Main  Stumbling Block   Council Of Foreign Ministers Called For April 25

Soviet Union Balks U.S. Seeks to Place Colony Issue in Lap of U. N. Council

Russia Still Silent On Paris Meet   May  Deadline For Meeting May Not Be Sufficient

‘Jekyll-Hyde’ Seen In Degnan Killer   Heirens Wil Aid in Science Probe of Mind

HEIRENS TO AID STUDY OF MIND   Confession in Slayings I: Expected Soon

ilistoric U. N. Session Ends Until 1947   First Assembly Meeting Leaves Behind Blueprint For Arms Control, List Of Other Achievements

U.N. Assembly Ends Its First Session In U.S.   Ukrainian Proposal Tea Hold 1947 Meeting In Europe Is Rejected   REFUGEE PLAN ADOPTED OVER USSR OPPOSITION   UVEK Ud3K UPPUSITIVE  Blueprint For Organization And Its $160,000, NNN Rudaet Annroved

LEADER GOES ON TRIAL .   Mikhailovitch  Is Booed As He Faces Treason Charge

JUGOSLAVIA TREASON TRIAL OPENS   Gen. Mikhailovitch, 23 Others Accused Of Collaboration

Hoo UNE TIME OLAV EAD Ra TRIAL OPENED   Rumors Say Mikhailovich to Plead Guilty to Beat Death Sentence

MIKHAILOVITCH BOOED, KISSED.   CHETNIK LEADER GOES ON TRIAL TODAY

Boos, Jeers Greet Mikhailovitch as. Trial Commence:   Large Throng Demonstrates At Opening of Belgrade Treason Case   CHETNIK GENERAL - ONE OF 23 TRIED   Partisan Who Aided Allied Fliers Accused of Working With Nazis

Major Edward Bowes Of Radio Fame Dies   Conducted Amateur Hour on Radio for Many  Voanare

Major Bowes Is Taken by Death  Entertainer Dies on Eve of Birthday

MAJOR BOWES DIES LAST NIGHT   Succumbs on Eve of 72nd Birthday in New Jersey

MAJOR BOWES OF RADIO DIES   Succumbs At Estate Or Eve Of His 72nd Birthday

PRESIDENT T0 SIGN ogg IF PASSE   Elimination of Con-trols.on Foods ‘Predicted

PRESIDENT 10 SIGN MEASURE IF PASSED   Elimination of Controls on Foods Predicted

New OPA Bill Faces. “BigRow”   Believe President Would Sign Measure In Its Present Form 

Senate Debate On New OPA Measure To Open Monday   Storm Of Opposition Is Indicated When New Bill Reaches Senate Floor

Fifteen Back Wherry’s Amendment Outlawing Controls On Meat And Poultry

Truman OK to Follow. Senate OPA Approval   : Substantial Price ‘Increase Is Permitted; ‘Authority Decreased

TRUMAN REPORTED WILLING TO SIGN NEW BILL IT IF Is '  > NOT GREATLY CHANGED -

PITTSBURGH LIGHT STRIKE CONTINUES   Picket Lines Are Set Up at Street Car Barns in City.

POWER STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS DEADLOCKED   Duquesne Utility Workers Picketing Street Car Barns In Pittsburgh.

Strike Deadlock Rules Pittsburgh   Utility Workers Sot Up Picket Line at Street Car Barns.

POWER DISPUTE NEGOTIATIONS DEADLOCKED   New Curtailment of Transportation Js Expected in Pittsburgh Area

@ PETER EDSON   rrr  Backstage Shenanigans Required for Streamlining Measure

ANGRY WORDS HURLED A‘ HEARING ‘DURING WHICH KAISER'S SON WAS A WITNESS

U.S. SHIP RESCUES 4000 JAPANESE IN SEA DISASTER   Repatriation Vessel Sinks  ~ OF China Coast After fsnibine Kaine

Dramatic Rescue Of 4,300 Japs On Repatriation Ship RevealedByFreighter Crew

Dramatic Rescue” At:Sea   U. S. Freighter Picks Up Most of 4,300 Japs When Repatriate Ship Hits Mine Off:China

SURPLUS SALES PROFITS RAPPED   WAA Policy Favors Brokers, House Prober Says

Failure of WAA To Set Adequate Prices On Surplus Goods Is Scored by Slaughter

One Man  Dead, Two Missing   Embers Too Hot To Allow Search For Possible Other Victims

‘BLAZE LEVELS HOTEL; TWENTY FEARED DEAD   At Arkansas Health Resort

Flash Fire Hits Hetel In Arkansas   DEATH AND INJURY IN WAKE Ur CUNPLAGKALTION AL  HOT SPRINGS.

Hot Springs Hotel Burns In Flash Fire   At One Death and Nine Badly Injured — Several Reported Missing

Flash Fire Sweeps Hotel   At Least One Killed at Hot Springs, Ark.

FIRE DESTROYS ° GREAT NORTHER AT HOT SPRING   Heat Too Intense to Permit Search of Hotel Ruins for Victinis   ONE KILLED IN PLUNGE   Nine Others Seriously Hurt as Structure Is Leveled in 90 Minutes

Sixty Greeks — Die in Battle   53 Wounded as. Partisan - Pand ie Defested

60 KILLED IN FIGHT IN NORTHERN GREECE   2 Alss Wounded In Battles With Leftist Partisans, Athens Bepert Derclare«

Red Concessions May Crack Long Trieste Deadlock   Molotov Shows = Sign: of Making Effort to Meet Stand on Trieste Police

BiG 4 MAY BE NEAR TRIESTE SETTLEMENT   Concessions by Russia’s Molotov Bring Guarded Comment From Others That End of Long Deadlock Is Imminent.

"Russians May Be Ready to Break Trieste Deadlock   Several Concessions By Molotov Lead To Hopeful Surmica

RelegaitaDincess Cops for Trieste   Molotov Makes-Goncessions  on International Police Force   [MAY BREAK DEADLOCK   Diplomats Hopeful of More Progress in Today's  Session

MOLOTOV MAKES CONCESSIONS IN TRIESTE DISPUTE   REGARDED AS SIGN DEADLOCK MAY BE BROKEN BY BIG 4

Break on Trieste Issue Seen as Reds Make Concessions   Molotov Shows Signs of Meeting Western Demands

HOPE SOON FOR SETTLEMENT OF TRIESTE ISSUE   Russian Concessions Arouse Hope Big Four On Verge Of Cracking Long European Deadlock.

CONCESSIONS OF RUSSIA ARQUSES HOPES ON TRIESTI   Molotov Shows Signs of Meeting 3-Power Policy

BELIEVE BREAK IN DEADLOCK OVER TRIESTE NEAR AT HAND   Hope Renewed By Concessions From Molctov To Meet Opposing Demands

Big Four Outlook Brightens   Molotov’s Concessions May Herald Break In Trieste Jam

See Break in Deadlock  Over Trieste Questior   Several Concessions by Molotov Brighten Outlook Among Foreign Ministers

Break in Month Old Deadlock on Trieste Seen?  - ‘Molotov Has Made "Several Conceccions

Hint Break In Trieste Deadlock   Several Concessions By Russia in Informal Discussion Basis For Hope of Early Accord

Concessions Bring Trieste Accord Near   Molotov Weakens In Obdurate Stand Aeuinst U. N. Rule

Chance Seen For Break In  Trieste Issue   Big Four Diplomats Pick  Up Wope After Molotov Makes Several Con vexeiones

Believe-Russ Concessions © May Mean Breaking of Deadlock’ on: Trieste Issue.

Soviet Minister Changes Attitude During Informal Discussion Of Trieste Problem

—Foreign Ministers—  Molotov Softens   Concessions May Help Solve Trieste Issues

Big Four Nearing Trieste  Accord   Concessions Made By Russians  At Parley

Molotov’s Concessions Arouse Hope of Break In Deadlock on Trieste

TRIESTE DEADLOCK IS BELIEVED NEAR BREAKING POINT   Several Concessions Are Made By Soviet Minister Molotov.   GUARDED ASSERTIONS   A Three-hour Informal Debate Was Held Friday Nicht.

MODIFYING VETO USE IS DISCUSSED   Development Comes As Smaller Nations Are Interested

Soviet Moves May Solve ‘Trieste Fuss   Solution Is Expected Shortly Following Russian Concessions

Sions Point To Early Unity On  Trieste Issue   Molctov Indicates Effort “To Agree With The Other Powers.

Big Four Diplomats Forecast Early Termination of Ministers’ Block   SEVERAL CONCESSIONS MADE BY RED DELEGATE

‘U.S. faces peril if A-bomb secret not safeguarded’  Patterson avers army and navy backs civilian control

sean eaitnittah eee etatnermemettiens  Patterson Voices ‘Peril’  Of Lax Atom Legislation

Urges Rigid Law On Atom Secret   Patterson Says Army,  Navy Should Have Hanc

Exiensive Search Made for Plane  _ Five Men, Including  General, Missing

Full-Scale Blockade May Be Ordered hy breat Britain   Meeting of Cabinet Is Held for Discussion Of Palestine Problem

Britain May Blockade Coast Of Palestine To Halt Illegal Immigration Into Holy Land   Special Meeting Of Cabinet Held To Discuss Problem Of Palestine

BRITISH STUDY SEA BLOCKADE   Hold Special Meet on Illegal Palestine Immigration

Britain May Clamp Down Full Blockade on Palestine, End Illegal Entry to Holy Land

Holy Land Trek May Be Halted   British Reported In All-Out Drive On Illegal Travel

Full Blockade Of Holy Land ls Threatened   British Plan All-Out Drive To Halt Illegal Jew Entry

Attlee Calls Special Meet Of Cabinet   Would Prevent Further Illegal Immigretion Into Levant

Blockade Of Palestine Coast Seen    British Determined To End Illegal Entry Of European Jews; Plan AU-Onut Deie.

Britain May Block Coast Of Palestine   Cabinet Is Called on Jewish Refugee Problem

PALESTINE COAST BLOCKADE HINTED “BY CREAT BRITA   Reports Say Drastic Move Considered to End illegal  imminestian

SEEK TO STOP ALL ILLEGAL ENTRANCE   Special Cabinet Meeting Called By Attlee   IMMIGRANTS   Held In Harbor Of Haifa; Cruiser Leaves Malta For Holy Land

HOLY LAND MAY GET BLOCK ADE   British Plan Drive To Hal lilegal Immigration

BRITAIN MAY USE BLOCKADE AT PALESTINE   Nation Plans All - Out  Drive To Curb Jew  ish Immigration

British Blockade Seen in Palestine  Illegal Immigration Studied by Cabinet

Britain Plans Blockade Of  Palestine Coast   End Of Mlegal  Immigration Aim

BRITISH MAY USE. BLOCKAD ON: HOLY. LAND      Full Scale. Maneuver May Be Undertaken to Prevent flleval Immigration   LAND AND SEA FORCES MAY GO INTO. ACTION

British To Stop Jews Sneaking Into Palestine   Plan Blockade Of Coas Té6 End Illegal  Immigration

Ponder Blockade Of All Palestine   British Would Stop Jewish Immigration

HINT BLOCKADE IN HOLY LAND   Britain Studies Plan to Halt Illegal Entries

COMPLETE BLOCKADE OF PALESTINE SEEN LIKELY BY BRITISH  STRICT ‘MEASURES TO PROUT %+@mewec rpneg

Britain Considers Blockade of  Palestine Coast  All-Out Drive Planned To End Illegal Immigration of Jews

The Endless Stream British May Blockade Coast Of Palestine To Keep Out Jews

‘British May Place Palestine Coast Under a Blockade   All-out Drive to End Influx of Jews Into Holy Land Is Reported in Offing

British May Open Full-Scale Blockade of Palestine Coast   Move Would Be Aimed at Halting A Mlegai Immigration; 1,500 Still Are Aboard Ships at Haifa .

BLOCKADE SEEN FOR PALESTINE   British May Take Action Te End Illegal Immigration

British May Blockade Coast Of Palestine   Measure May Be Taken To End Illegal Immigration Of Jews

Cabinet Meets: ‘For Talks Qn  Tew Problem   Fifteen Hundred Jewish: Men And Women ‘Held Aboard Ship At Haifa...

Would End Illegal Immigration   Special Meeting Of Cabinet  Is Held at Downing St.

British May Block Coast Of Palestine   Reported Ready to Take Drastic Step to End Illegal Jew Immigration to Holy Land

Hit Yank In His Face With Rubber Belt   Jap Admits Deed, Also Confesses Beating Konsen Who Later Died in Cell

Lewis-Krug Coal Contract Being Studied   Justice Department May Find ‘Out’ For Secretary

Scan Contract In Bid To Avert Mine Strike   Study May Result In “Out” For Krug In Stopping Walkout

Hopeful Of Thwarting Threatened Bituminous.  Miner Walkout Nov. 1

Justice Department Men Look Over Coal Contract; Seek to Head Off Strikes’

CONTRACT IS UNDER STUDY   Findings of Justice Department May Give Krug Reason to Pare Western Trip to Bow to Lewis Ultimatum.

SCAN U. S. COAL PACT FOR MEANS TO AVERT STRIKE   JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ASSIGNS SOLICITOR GENERAL TO STUDY

Legal Minds Comb ~ UMW Pact to Find Way to End Strike   Coal Issue Squarely Up to Krug and Lewis for Settlement _

U. S. Drafting Legal Opinion On Mine Pact   Krug Getting Weapor To Answer Walkout Threat From Lewis

U.S. Seeks To Avert Coal Tieup   Attorney General Aide Assigned To Study Miners’ Canirea«

Attempt. to Head ‘ "Offa Coal Strike   Justice .Department Combed Through Government Contracts Today.

SEEK TO HEAD OFF WALKOUT   Justice Department In Close Scrutiny Of U.M.LW. Contract

US, Seeks Way To Block Strike In Coal Mines   Justice Department May Find An ‘Out’ for Secretary Kruq

Hopes To End Threat Of Walkout   “Out” For Krug If Contract Is Binding

Way Sought To Prevent  Mine Tie-Up   U.M.W. Contract Studied By Justice Department For Means of Heading Off Lewis Threat !

U.S. SEEKS WAY TO HEAD OFF COAL STYMIE   Justice Department Studies Contract As Friday Deadline Nears

Scan Contract To Find Way to Halt Coal Strike   Result Could Be An ‘Out’ For Krug, Whe  Insists Agreement Is Binding —

Could Give Way Out For Krug  Opinion Will   Opinion Will Be Ready When Asked, Clark Says

U. 5. EXAMINES CONTRACT WITH COAL MINERS   Seeks Means of Heading Of Lewis’ Threat of Strike Nov. 1.

Insists Contract Holds~ Good For As Long As US. Is Operating Coal Mines

JUSTICE DEPT IS STUDYING CONTRACT   Insist Terms Binding As Long As U. S. In Charge   Not Yet Listed By Lewis; 35-Hour Week May Be Main Condition

Justice Dept. Studies Contract With Mine Union  Could Be ‘Out’ for Secretary Krug

Coal Contract Being Studied   Hunt Vleans to Head OW Threatened Coal Strike November 

Federal Officials Are Studying Coal Mine Contract  Attorneys Are Seekin« Means of Heading Off Threatened Strike

Study Coal Contract   Justice Department Interpretation May Head Off Strike Threat

Contract Being Scanned For Way To Halt Walkout   “Ne Contract, D No Work” Is Miners’ Traditional Policy.

US. Looks for Way Out of Coal Strike   ca woof. ao aL idm AASASED ALE  Binding as Long as U.S. Operates Mines

U.S, HUNTS ‘OUT IN LEWIS THREAT   Government’s Pact Combed By Legal Authorities

Probe Coal Pact For Legal Method To Forestall Strike   Loophole Would Be "Our" for Krug--Next Friday Is Deadline

U. S. Splits With Great Britain   Against on-the-Spot Double Check of Troop Inventory

But U.S. and Britain are in Accord That Any Troop Inventory Should Include Those at Home.

U.S. Britain Disagree on  Troop Cheek   Noel-Baker Proposes That UN Verify Military Reports

UN Divided On Soldier Count Plan   U. S. Splits With Britain; Molotov Mav Bombard Play

TROOP. CENSUS DEMAND FINDS ALLIES SPLIT   ‘On-The-Spot’ Check _By British Gets U. S. Onnosition

U. S, BRITISH SPLIT ON TROOP CHECKING PLAN   Verification ‘On - The Spot’.Of Forces Is  Dissension Point

as ee  INSPECTS K. U. NAVY   Vice Admiral George D. Murray Was at the University Today

Six Lives Are Lost in Blast   Nearly 100 Others “Injured When Explosion “Wrecks a Laundry at Creanville & C2.

5 DEAD, MAN MISSING IN BLAST AT LAUNDRY   90 Others Suffer Injuries In South Carolina Disaster

Dead, { Missing, 4 Hurt In Blast  Leaking Gas Blamed In Carolina Tragedy

6 Killed, 90  Hurt In Blast  At Greenville   7S Residences Damaged As Laundry — Plant B:. plodes.

GAS EXPLOSION IN LAUNDRY IS EATAL fO SIX: 90 INJURED         Blast Sends Pillar of Fire inte Air; Concussion Is Felt For Miles

‘5 Killed, 90 Hurt. When Gas Explosion Wrecks  ‘Graanvillea © fC Laundry

6 DIE, 90 HURT IN EXPLOSION   Blast Caused by Escaping Gas Wrecks South Carolina Laundry.

6 Killed, 90 Hurt In Blast At Greenville   75. Residences Damaged As Laundry Plant Explodes.

6 KNOWN DEAL IN EXPLOSION AT GREENVILLE   six Bodies Recovered After Blast At Ideal Laundry; Ninety Injured; State Guard On Duty.

FIVE PERSONS KILLED   Another One Is Missing After Viotent Gas Explosion

Six Dead, Many Injured In Blast At Laundry Plant   Escaping Gas Causes Explosion At Greenville, S. C., Plant

AFL Workers Promise to  Be on Job  193,000 CIO Meat  _ Packers Refuse to

FIRMS? OFFICIALS NAMED TO ASSIST U5, IN OPERATION   Seizure Order Carried Out as C. 1. 0, Refuses to Direct Its 193,000 Members to Return to Jobs.   ORGANIZATION INSISTS PAY DEMANDS BE MET   Leaders Charge They Have Been “Doubte-Crossed”— A. F. of L. Promises Full Co-Operation,

AFL Union Orders Return Of Its Men At Old Pay   Assurance Wages Will Be Raised To Truman Figure  Demanded by CIO

LANDLORDS STRIKE FOR KENT BOOSTS, VIORS FLGUT   BEEF 15c A POUND ‘IN. INDIANAPOLIS

Gyroscope Plant at Lake Success, Long Island, Selected as Office Headquarter:

World Fair Site Chosen By UN   ‘Will Supplant Skating Rink For Meet Place

Flushing to Be Site of UN Meetings   Old World’s Location to Be Interim Meeting  Place

World’s Fair Site To House U.N. Quarter:   Flushing Meadow Area Selected As Interim Conference Place Of The United Nations

U.N. WILL MEET AT WORLD'S FAIR SITE   Interim Headquarters To Be at Flushine..

World’s Fair Site  Chosen as Iterim  Place for Council   New York Agrees to Spend $1,250,000 to lmprove Flushing Park  and Building -

UN Interim Headquarters To — Move To Lake Success, N. Y.   Old World’s Fair Site to be Readied for World Government by Opening Date of United Nations General Assembly in September

Factory Chosen as Home for United Nations   General Assembly Will Utilize World Fair Site

Soviets May Back Poland Against Spain   Would Require Franco’s Government To Insure Peace, Security

U.N. Selects Old Fair Site   Sperry Plant Picked As Interim Quarters

UN Selects Fair Grounc      Flushing Meadow Site Picked For Meetings

UNG CHOOSES WORLD'S FAIR TE INA Y   Will Serve As Interim Meeting Place of United Nations

Choice Of ‘Dark Horse” Ends Quandary World’s Fair Site Selected As  United Nations Meeting Place

U.N. Selects Site On Long Island for Interim Meetings   Will Take Over Site of World's Fair at Flushina

WORLD'S FAIR SIT IS ACCEPTED BY UN   Sperry Gyroscope Plant Also Selected For Group’s Activitias

Factory Chosen as Home for United Nations  General Assembly VATU) ¥Tailiean

Likely To Uphold Poland’s Charge   Nation Accused Of Harboring Fugitive German Scientists While They Seek To Develop Ultra-Modern War Weapons

Sperry Plant at . Lake Success to Be Headquarters  Expect Russia to Join. le Belicek Mamandc

interim Meeting Place Announced By Mayor OTN. Y.      Office Headquarters in Long Island Plant

UN To Move Its Interim Headquarters  Will Occupy Old Fair Site At  Eluchinn AdAandawe

But We re Due fo Oppose Council Action   Atom Research Issue Eases Opposition to Discussion

WORLD'S FAIR ITE CHOSEN FOR UN HOME   t. Mayor Reveals Interim Meeting Place for International Body.

AN INDEPENDENCE, MISSCUR! MAN IS HELD IN BELGRADE   Robert Burnup Under Arrest on Charges of Espionage Against Slav Army.   HE MAY BE RELEASED   jn Provision That He Return to the United States Immediately.

BRITISH LABOR ~ GROUP CLIMBS   Municipal Council Elections Build Local Strength

BRITISH LABORITES SWEEP ELECTIONS   Local Control Increased in Mony Cities

Conservatives’ Net Advance 4; Independents, Liberals Lose   Tide Still Flowing With Labor Party, Secretary Declares

Jury Indicts Fields for Contempt of Congress in Surplus: Testimony

Contempt of Congress   Benjamin F. Fields Indicted In Wire Screening Deal

U.S. Grand Jury Indicts Expediter   Benjamin J. Fields Must Face Contempt Charge in Washington

Grand Jury Indicts Fields For. Contempt   Refusal To Produce Records for Conecress Cited

Agree on Funds for Reclamation  Conference Report to Senate and House

Midwest Cattle Men Threaten — Strike In June 4   _ Feeders Assert They... oe = Walk Obit ‘lr > Ceiling’ Not Lifted

Cattle Men Ask Ceiling Be Removed   Say They’ll Go on Strike I! Price Ceilings Contin ved After June 30

SIAMESE BALK AT RETURN OF BORDER AREAS   French Proposal Fails To Get Parliament Endorsement

TRUMAN'S ENVOY CALLS ON NATION TO SUPPORT CHINA   Sees No Justification far Any Power Suspecting Amerleon Moatives

SOVIET SPIES MEST IN ~NEW ROUNDUE   GERMANS EMPLOYED BY RUS “SLA TO WATCH AMERICAN ‘TROOP MOVEMENTS * + ARE PICKED UP

SUSPECT 15 GERMANS OF BEING REO SPIES   U. 8. Officers Break Up Big Spy Ring

HUMAN FLESH FOUND _ IN BETHESDA SEWER   Discerery May Reopen Study 01 Corens Murder Case; Fragtaenis Being Studied

a MAY-LOSE MORE SEATS  GOPs Seek More Control  On Senate Committees

Top Committee Posts Demanded  - GOP Senators Work On Organization

AGENCY'S ANSWER   “Limited. yd. Participation” Inkled On n Conference For

INDIANA STATE TROOPER SLAIN   TWO YOUTHS AND TWO TEEN-AGE GIRLS HELD IN FATAL SHOOTING

Convent Burns  In Cleveland   Priest And Nuns Escape Un injured—-Second Major Fire In Three Davs

68 Escape Second Cleveland Blaze   Catholic Convent Razed By Fire on East Side

U.S, DEMANDS REDS REGISTER   ‘Visiting Russians To Go ~ Home, Rejecting Status as Foreign Agents

New England Cold Wave Ends Tonight   Two Lives Lost, Damage By Wind

FULL PREMIUMS TO BE PAID  Extra Rodeo Performance -[s Sef Sunday Affernoon -

, om” ov m™ FULL PREMIUMS TO BE PAID  Extra Rodeo Performance -s Set Sunday Affernoon

REES INTRODUCES RILL   Measure Calls for Pav Hike for All Enlisted Men

@ PAUL MALLON—   Hanes Trmnan Has Learned From Failures of C. I. O. Policies

CHINA UNITY TOUR READIED   Order Unifying Armies To Be Delivered; Policy  On Manchuria Set

Ral GFOWNS i China Hold Same Manchurian Views  Communists Agree Witt  Plinnxs an Baliew   Communists Agree With —. Chiang on Policy — _... “taweare Russia

[DEMANDS SHIPMENTS TO SLAVS BE BANNED; LIKENED 10 SENDING SCRAP IRON TO ARM THE JAPS

U.S. Asked to Stop Aid to Yugoslavia   Senator Demand Halt to Help for Nations Threatening  World Peace

Bridges Blasts Slav Rail Deal   Says Shipments Parallel Sending Scrap Iron, Oil to Japan in Pre-Pearl Harbor Years

Parallel in lron, Oil to Japan Seer   Senator Rips Export te Yugoslavia of Steel Slated for China.

BRIDGES ASKS HALT AID YUGOSLAVIA  Duntact Qant   Protest Sent To State  Department

Halt Goods To Yugoslavia, Is Bridges Plea   Senator Says Action Similar To Sending Oil To Japanese

Asks Goods Be Halted to Jugoslavia   Senator Bridges Objects tc Shipment of Rails In tended for China

‘Nephew Of President [Of Dominican Republic Shot By Deouty Sheriff

President To Address  Nation   Goes On Air Thursday Night To Back Program

Four Days Spent In Drafting Addresses   President Plans To Come Out Swinging Using Radio And Television In A TwoFisted Attack Te Get Congress Action

PRESIDENT IS WORKING ON LEGISLATION   Truman Is Fighting For Advanced Program On New Problems

TRUMAN READIES TALK TO PEOPLE   Returns To White House After Potomac River Cruise

TRUMAN TAKES CASE TO NATION   Radio, Television Will Carry Legislative Fight To People

PRESIDENT 10 CARRY FIGHT TO PEOPLE   To Ask Support for His Program of Legislation

‘Truman W orking On Talk OnRadic   Annual Message To Congress May Be Cancelled

Truman Prepares For Talk Slated Thursday Night   President To Speak In Behalf of His  Legislative Program

Truman Wil! Put Program Up to Nation   President Returns fer Radio Talk Tomorrow After River Cruise

Truman Returns From Cruise, to Address Nation   President Undecided Whether to Make Talk to Congress in Person, Television Planned

Televised Truman  Talk Set   President Schedules Address Thursday; Message to Congress

TRUMAN SEEKS. - SUPPORT FOR HIS PROGRAM   PRESIDENT yO TELL OF nis SOCIAL, LABOR AND MILI.   TARY PROPOSAI.S' TO CONGRESS 7

Truman Works On Draft (Of Messages   President to Address Nation Tomorrow Night on His Program

Truman Aims To Speed Up  Legislation   Will Appeal To  People. Congvress

Truman Back at White House   Ready 'to Carry: Fight ©: To People Thursday by Radio and Television

Truman Works. On Final Draft Of Radio Address   - Postpones Decision On “Personal” Speech  To Corigress; Deny  “‘Adminictratinan Cnits

President Back From River Trip   Prepares Address to Be Delivered Thursday  Evening

CONGRESS BALKS, SO TRUMAN GOES TO THE PEOPLE   TWO SPEECHES SEEN AS DIRECT APPEAL FOR PUBLIC FAVOR

ADDRESS NATION TOMORROW NIGHT   Will Deliver 30-Minute Discussion On Legislative Program.

TRUMAN TO BE ON TELEVISION   Message Before Congress To Be Televised On January 15; President Addresses Nation Over Radio Thursday Night.

PRESIDENT RETURNS TO: WHITE HOUSE   Puts Finishing — “Touches On _ Thursday Night's 8 . Talk « ™

President Back In White House; Talks Thursday   Address To Congress Planned Jan. 15: Drafted Message During Cruise

Truman Gets Set To Carry To Firesides   Returns To Capital After Weekend Trip

‘Truman Cannot Make Up Mind About Speech   Cant Decide Whether To Give In Person Or Have lt Delvered.   WILL BE TELEVISED

Truman To Take Fight For Plans To U. S. People   REPORT TO NATION TO _ BE MADE THURSDAY NIGHT

Truman, Back In Capital, Works On Speech Scheduled For Tomorrow   Address Goes On  Radio At 9 P. M.   Special Attention Expected To Be Given To Request For Faets Body

Truman Returns Ready for Fight   Plans Radio Address Thursday Night to Give Law Program

Wants Action On Stalled Program   President Makes Radio Address Tomorrow

Program Direct To Publie   Truman Returns From Cruise, Gets Ready For Radio Talk Thursday   No Labor Adviser

lruman Ready ‘or Public Plea n Congress Row  Will Tell Program In Radio Broadcas:-

Truman Works On Final Draft Of Radio Appea   Delays Decision on Delivering Message to Conaress in Person

PRESIDENT RETURNS TO WHITE HOUSE   Will Give Radio Address Thursday Night at 7 MST

TRUMAN RETURNS FROM RIVER CRUISE   Puts Finishing Touches On Radio Speech For Thursday Night

Truman Postpones Decision as to Whether To Deliver Message  To Conaress in Person

TRUMAN READY FOR HIS RADIO ACT THURSDAY   President Will Ask People To See His Side of Debate with Solons

President Back In Capital For Talk To Nation   Speech Scheduled Tomorrow Night At 9 O'Clock

Truman Works  On Final Draft Of Radio Address   Makes No Decision About Addressing Congress in Person

CLASHES DENIED ON LABOR POLICY   ‘Nothing To It,” Ross Says: Truman Shapes Talks

Stalled Program Of Legislation To Be Defended   Radio Address Is Scheduled  For Tomorrow

President 7. Use Radio And Televisié:. 'a His Direct-To-People’ “appeal

PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO BEGIN FIGHT FOR PET LAWS IN TALK.  TELEVISION TO TAKE ' ‘TRUMAN'S IMAGE TO LUCKY SET OWNERS

. Truman’s Plea To Nation Put ~ In Final Forn   Chief Executive Expected To Touch on Many Key  peor a en ee

Truman to Carry Fight To Nation   Will Outline Program Of Legislation In Direct Radio Appeal

Will Call, for Action by Congress on His Stalled Program  Tomorrow

TRUMAN BAGK IN WASHINGTON   Returns Today From Four: Day Cruise; Completes Two Speeches.

TRUMAN WILL AIR ADDRESS ON THURSDAY   President Returns From Cruise, Meets With Advisers

PRESIDENT TURMAN ~ WORKED ON FINAL DRAFT OF SPEC   He Will Give the Radio Ad- dress On Thursday Nicht.   IpACK TO WHITE HOUSE   He Devoted Pitt of His Cruise Time to Work on Both Speches.

Truman Returns To Capital To Finish Speeches   Fight for Program Will Be Carried. Direct to People

Truman. Will Broadcast To The Nation   President Will Discuss His  Legislative Program To. morrow At 10.P. M. .

President to Start Legislative Battle in Speech Thursday   Will Carry Fight for His Program to People by Radio Tomorrow

Returns To Capitol After Working For Days On Speeches; To Address Congress Jan. 15.

Truman Prepares To Carry Fight To People Gn Stalled Program   Will Broadcast Address Tomorrow Night, While On January 15 He Will Appear In Person Before Congress In First Televised Message

TRUMAN BAGK FROM CRUISE TO APPEAL To "'8 PEOPLE   ‘o Fight For His rograin In Radio nd Television .ddress Tomorrow

Wants Congress To Act On His Legislative Plan   Speaks Tomorrow. Night On All Networks; Television To Carry: Address To Congress

Truman Back From Cruise, Talks Ready   Will Take Fight for His  Legislative Program to Pee ple by Redio, Television TALKS THURSDAY NIGHT  Follows Jan. 15 With Message Battling for His Proposals

TRUMAN RETURNS TO WHITE HOUSE   Polishes Address to Nation For Delivery Tomorrow Night by Radio

Truman Expected to Make Direct-to-People Appeal  ‘May Ask Support For Stalled Program; Secretary Denies Labor Policy Dispute

PRESIDENT IS WORKING ON HIS SPEECHES   Truman Is Ready to Carry  _ Fight for Program Direct  To People By Radio and Television  TALK THURSDAY NIGHT

ol  PRESIDENT BACK FROM 4-DAY TRIP   Truman Undecided About ivering Message to Congress  TayTe OF 7 - Wan yo / bi TF r= srr

TRIESTE IS SCENE OF NEW RIOTS   Italians Attack Slovene Offices And Home

RIOTS BREAK OUT IN TRIESTE   Seven Americans Hurt As Unrest Rocks City; Port Paralyzed

Rioting Breaks Out in Trieste   Pro-Italian Mobs Cause Bloodshed; 7 Americans Wounded

Rioting Break: Out Again In Trieste   Patrolmen From U. S. Ships Disperse Yugoslav Crowd

AFL THREATENS RAIL EMBARGO IN BEER FIGHT   APL Warns Railroads Stop Coal Shipments To CIO Organized Breweries

lran, Manchuria Not Mentioned In Russian Note.   Message Sent Today Deals With Request For One Billion Loan

jnalarmed By Tense  Situation   Truman is Sure Everything Will Work Out; Interest In Churchill Talk

PREDICT ABUNDANT 1946 PRODUCTION  OF FOOD AND FEED   Babson Estimates Crop Production In U. S. This Year May Even Exceed Banner Record Yield of 1942.   (BY ROGER BABSON)

Babson’s Authentic Statement  BABSON DISCUSSES CROPS— GOOD FRUIT YEAR

Good Crops In United States . For This Year   A  BABSON SAYS OUTLOOK BRIGHTER THAN PAST SEVEN YEARS

Shoe Prices to Be At Higher Levels   Remaval of Ceilings Will Provide More Hides for Shoe Manufacture

Shoe Industry Predicts Temporary Increase in Leather Goods Prices

SHOOTING ORDERS GIVEN TO ATLANTIC FLEET BEFORE WAR   Stark Testifies He Called for Attacks on Germans and Italians at Direction of Roosevelt.   U. 8. SHIPS AT TIMES DIRECTED BY BRITISH   Admiral Insists That Despite Situation Officials Were Trying te Avoid Clash  With Japan,

U.S. At al : Before   Stark Says U. S. Ships Had Orders To Shoot Nazi And Italian Forces

U. S. Ships Were Given ‘Shooting Orders’ Oct. 11, 1941, In Alantic Ocean   Stark Tells Pearl Harbor Probers Orders To Fire On German And Italian Forces Were Given At Direction Of President Roosevelt

FDR Gave Navy Orders To Shoot’   Stark Says All Axis Vessels Were To Be Destroyed

BEGIN FIRING ORDER DATED OCT. 11, 1941   Admiral Stark Says U. S. Ships Ruled Early By British at Times

U.S. At War Before Jap Blow, Is Claim   Stark Says U. S. Ships Had Orders To Shoot Nazi And Italian Forces

j.5. Warships Told to Destroy German And Italian Naval, Air, Land Forces Met in That Area.

Stark Says Atlantic Flee} Alerted On October 11, 194]      Vessels Ordered to Destroy German and Italiar Neval, Land and Air Forces—-No Advance Knowledge of Jap Attack

Warlike Directions Issued by Stark at Direction of F. R.   Naval Chief of Operations at That Time Says Efforts Were Being Made to Avoid Conflict With Japan While Situation Lasted

U.S. Navy Had Orders to Attack On Oct. 11, 1941  Adm. Stark Testifies He Issued Orders on

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INQENRY RAARN CALLS KIMMEL   Gen. Short Also Asked To Testify Before Committee

"Went to War’ Oct. 1], 1941, Stark Admits   Admiral Says Orders Given Then to Fire on Axis Shins in Anl

U.S. at War In Oct, 194.1, Stark Says  Says Warships Gol   Says Warships Got Orders To Destroy Forces of Enemy

U.S. Warships Cot ‘Orders’ On Oct. 11.41   Were Told to Destroy ‘German and Italian Naval, Land and Air Forces Encountered’

Sen. Johnston Backs Pauley   Fuel Added to Hot Demoeratic Battle

PAULEY GIVEN FULL SUPPORT BY JOHNSTON   Intra-Party Dis pute + Widens; Nominee Sets Defense

Demos split party ranks over Pauley   Johnston comes to oil man’s aid

Siam Invaded by Force of French Troops  _ Heavy Fighting Is Reported: U.N, Assistance Asked

French Troop:  Move Into Siam   Siamese Government Urges U. N. Te. Intervene. Halt Invasion

800 French Troops Reported Battling Siamese After Invasion and Looting Thrust

COAL MINE CONFERENCE  UNDER WAY   Strike on April 1 Penalty If Negotiations Fail,

Negotiations For New Coal Miners Contract Bega   Operators Braced for Lewis’ Demands; Government  Fears Fight

Meeting Is Held Today A’ Capital; One Held Yesterday.   WORKERS RETURN AT LOUISVILLE, KY   Transportation Tieup  Ended; GM Dispute Concluded.

Govt. Officials Braced for Bitter Fight   Industry Spokesmen Are Gloomy About Economic Future

Keitel, German Commander in Chief, Testifies He Was Only ‘Office Boy’ for Adolf Hitler

Keitel Claims Hitler Gave Alt Orders To Army   Puts Atrocity Blame On High Army Officers

Youth Linked With Slaying Of WAVE.   Degnan. Suspect Placed Under $290,000 Bond

Say Fingerprints Connect Boy With Girl's Death   William Heirens Is Indicted by Grand Jury

Deadlock Over 18th Seat Broken When New Zecland Withdraws For Yugoslavia

UNO Assembly To Discuss New Atomic Policies   DEADLOCK IN COUNCIL BROKEN AND PLAN LAUNCHED

YUGOSLAVIA VOTED SEAT ON COUNCIL   Namied 18th Member With Withdrawal Of New Zealand

YUGOSLAVIA TO FILL VACANCY ON ALLIED BOARD   Expect Serious Debate o1 Control of Atomic Energy

FRENCH TROOPS ARE VICTIMS OF AMBUSH   Annamite Forces Surprise Convoy In Indochina Tawn; Heavy Losses Reporied

French, Annamites Wage Bloody Battle   Troops Clash in in Hanoi With Heavy Losses on Both Sides

Huge Fire Rages Beyond C ontrol In Allentown, Pa.   One Dead, Scores Carried From Flaming Apartments: Trapped Firemen Rescued

Big Fire Rages In Allentown  Assistant Chief Dies  Ae Eloor Collanses

FLAMES SWEEP BUSINESS AREA IN ALLENTOWN   Half Dozen Buildings And 20 Apartments Are TDestroved ——   FIREMAN KILLED   Flames. Still Raged Out Of Control At Noon

12 Soldiers To Testify  Strike of Prosecution Witnesses in Lichfield  ....6.tte., Twat. Dasa

19 Perish as Ship Breaks Up Off  N. Carolina Coast   Disaster Message to Coast Guard Reveals Friday Tragedy at Sea

B-29 MAKES BELLY LANDING AT HOLTVILLE AS 9 CREWMEN BAIL OUT: 2 STILL BEING SOUGHT

3,000 WORKERS 10 RETURN TO THEIR JOBS THIS MORNING   Dispute To Be Settled By Arbitration; New York Returning To Normal

Tughoat Strike ls Called Off In New York   Workers to Suspend Walkout Pending Arbitration Moves

END WALKOUT OF NEW YORK TUG WORKERS   Strike Called Off As Both Sides Agree To Arbitration

Tug Strikers And Owners To Arbitrate   ‘Loss of Millions’ Because of Ban Hit By Board of Trade

DINNER & BAZAAR IN LOST ISLAND   Loat Island Lutheran Ladies will Have a Dinner and Bazaar Next Wednesday.

GEORGIA JURY 10 PROBE COLUMBIANS   Group Leaders Deny Plot to Seize Government

Grand Jury To Probe Purpose Of Columbians   Testimony That Organi zation Planned Fascist Regime Called Untrue

America Welcomes 3000 U.N. Delegates   Byrnes, Molotov, Smuts Head List of 3000 Delegates at General Assembly Session

A flernoon   FIRST FULL-FLEDGED MEETII OF WORLD ORGANIZATION}. . "WILL BE IN SESSION FOR  ABOUT SEVEN WEEKS 

 ASSEMBLY "ENS YEAR'S ‘COND SESSION   New York Host To World Body

Coolness Notable’in = ‘Welcome—Belgium’s S Spaak Directs Attention to It’.

UN Delegates Get Cool Reception In New York City   Welcome Extended By Senator Urging Earnest Endeavor

REFUSAL TO ADMIT SECURITY -GOUNCIL—AGCTED--LEGALLY.  ON IRAN QUESTION DISAP. POINTS COUNCIL;

SOVIET STAND — DISCOURAGING   U.S., Britain ‘Hope for Best Despite Red Rejection of Iran Decision

FRANCE SEEKS FULL RIGHTS AT PEACE TALK   ‘Big Four’ Minister: To Draft Treaties In Paris

France Bids for Full Participation in All Peace Conferences   Byrnes and Molotov Arrive in Paris for Preliminary Talks Which Get Started Today

PRICES DOWN   Market. Influenced By Reports of Likely Restoration of OPA

Munitions Tosiimony Continues   TELL ABOUT TELEPHONE TALKS WITH MiIpWis? MANUPACTHURERS.

TWO SOLONS TO EXPLAIN GALLS   TAKE STAND IN SENATE WAR PROFITS PROBE

2 WOMEN HURT IN COLLISION   Bakery Truck And Rubber Company Bus Crash Near Bridgeport

WOMEN INJURED IN COLLISION   Machines Badly Wreckec In Accident West Of Frederick

Group fo Rally Nationwide Aid Thru UNRRA   National Grange Urges Members Ta Free Wheat

Wallace Heads National Drive To Collect Food   Campaign To Combat Fam ine in Many Lands Opens on May 12

Outline Plan For Food Collector   Every Community Will Be Mobilized For Campaign Startine May 12

All to Join Food Drive   Every Person Must Contribute Something Says Sec. Wallace

Wallace To Direct U.S. Food Campaign   Every Community to be Mobilized for Drive  Next Month 

Big Collection Campaign Will Begin May 12   Food In Cans Or Cash Donations Will Be Asked

ALLACE TO HEAD NEW FOOD DRIVE   Nationwide Campaign Foodstuffs, Money wi Onen Mey 19

Wallace Heads Food Drive.   Everyone In n United States Asked To Take Part In  Program.

ASK CITIZENS DONATE FOOL   Nation-Wide  Campaign To Start on May 12; Wallace Chairman

ASKS NATION TO DIET TWO DAYS A WEEK   CANNED FOOD, MONEY ASKED FROM AMERICANS   Nation-Wide Contribution Plan Set To Feed Starving Pecples of World

Devise New Plar to Aid Starving  Every Person to Be Asked to Contribute

Wallace To Ask All To Join In Food Campaign   Food Or Money Will Be Accepted. To Relieve World’s Starving

Food Program Qutlined Today   Every Citizen To Be Asked To Feed People Who Are Starving

PLANS FOR NATIONAL FOOD DRIVE OUTLINED   Wallace To Head Drive In Emeraency Collection

All Americans Asked To Join Food. Campaign  Help Alleviate Huncer Abroad

Youth Picked Up Near Here Under Arrest   Shreveport Resident Found With Bullet Hole In Temple

‘Secretary of Navy Forrestal initiated Pauley nomination’   Truman defends action: navy head savs choice President Roosevelt's

Truman Declares Forrestal Initiated Pauley Nomination   Secretary of Navy Asserts Choice Was Roosevelt's; President Defends Appointment and Says It Will Not Be Withdrawn

Hereford Steers Sell For $38.50 Per Cwt. on Kansas City Exchange

Recommend End of Power Tieup in Pittsburgh   Strike Committee in Action After Angry Controversy

Union Members To Vote On Issue   Details Of Company Offer To Union Are Atred

—REMAIN OFF THE JOB—  President Of Union Jailed For Refusal To Call Off Strike   Court Will Hold More For Contempt If Ultimatum Is Not Complied With

UNION TO BALLOT ON PROPOSALS TO TERMINATE STRIKE   Strike Committee Recommends Men Go Back to Work in Pittsburgh

NINE LEADERS AGREE TO URGE END OF WALKOUT      Judge Holds Threat of Contempt Citation Over Ninc Men

Court Postpones Contempt Trial Of Nine Leaders   Threat of General Strike Heard After Arrests; Vote Tonight on Company Proposal

Workers’ Committee Favorable   Nine -Man Union Board To Recomm d Calling Off Strike At Tonight’s Mass Meeting

Strike Leaders To Urge End of  Power Walkout   Group's Leader Sent to Jail on Contempt Count

Union Leader Sentenced to  Year in Jail   Showdown in Legal Battle Near in Walk-Out That Keeps 20.000 Idle in Steel Industry

Pittsburg Strike Committee Bows To Court Order   Power Workers Will _ Vote Tonight on New Offer By Company —

Will Urge Unionists Halt Tieup   Contempt Case Delayed; Year Jail Sentence For Union Head.   (Photo on Picture Page.)

COMPANY PLAN TO END POWER DISPUTE MADE   Nine-Man Committee, Threatened by Court, Acts; One Leader Jailed

LEADERS WILL ASK WORKERS TO END TIE-UP   Decision Reached During Hearing on Contempt Charges

Committee to Recommend  End of Strike   Workers Will Consider New Offer at Mass Meetina: Mueller Is Jailed

— Pittshburgh—   Walkout Commitice Recommends Utility Wen Settle Dispute

FOR A STRIKE END   A NineMan Commission Makes Recommendation  in Power Walkout

George Mueller Sent to Jail on Contempt Count   Electricians and USW Demand His Release; AFL May Enter Row

UNION MEMBERS TOHOLD BALLOT ON NEW OFFER   Nine Leaders Tell Court They Will Recommend Walkout Be Terminated

Court Defied: Pittsburgh Strike Grows   Head Of Union Who Refused To End Walkout, Is Sent To Jail For Year

TO ASK WORKERS TO END POWER CURB TONIGHT   Accept Terms When Faced With Contempt Oe Court Chareoos

Wor kers Go           Electric W orkers’ Membership. Vote: night-On Return To ¥

UNION LEADE UNDER JAIL SENTENCE   Nine Other Officials Held In Contempt Of Court   GENERAL WALKOUT   By All C.1.0. Men In City Threatened Unless Mueller Is Released

Steps Taken to End Pittshurgh Walkout   A 9-Man Strike Group Recommends End of 2-Day Power Strike—-~Vote Tonicht

Steel Workers J oin Stoppage In Smoky City   Power Union Chief Sent Fo Jail For Contempt Of Court; Refrses To  End Watkout !   Over 20,000 Idle In All Industries   Bus Service Curtailed By  Strike; Other Leaders Of Cuion Warned Of Coeart Penalty

WALKOUT HITS THOUSANDS IN STEEL CAPITAL   Pittsburgh Utility Workers to Vote on Issue at Mass Meeting Tonight.

9 More Union Leaders Face Contempt of Court Charge   President of Striking Workers: Is Sentenced to  Year in Prison

Power Strike  May End   Union Leaders to Ask  -Men to Accept New Company Offer; Court Action Due Tomorrow

Strikers To Act Tonight On Proposal   Committee Asks For Settlement

Power Strike At Pittsburgh May Be Ended   Committee Will Ask Workers To Accept Company's Terms Of Settlement

Leaders Ask Workers To End Walkout   Urge Company Offer Be Accepted; Defiance Of  Court Fizzles.

Committee To Ask Workers To Return Today      PITTSBURGH MAY SEE MEN BACK ON JOBS

Sets Deadline For Pittsburgh Strike To End   Committee Urges Power; Crews To Return To Jobs: Vote Tonight

Union Yields: Averts Crisis at Pittsburgh   Light Company Is Reperted Offering ea Mew Contract

Preduction is Cut By Pittsburgh Walkouts; Steel Mills Hit By Dispute Today.   COURT CONTEMPT CAUSES PENALTY

LEADERS ASK POWER STRIKE BE CALLED OFF   Pittsburgh Utility Workers to Vote on It Tonight —Court Action Postponed — Sympathy Walkouts Threatened.

Union Men To Vote on New Ofer   Committee Votes To End Two-Day Electric Dispute

3,500 Utility Workers Advisec To Resume Jobs   Action Taken After Court Sentences Leader For Contempt

Union Votes on Ending Pittsburgh ‘Blackout   Strike Committee Members, Facing Contempt Charge That Has: Already Sent Leader to Jail, Recommend That Power Tie-Up Be Called Off

FIRST PACT REACHED IN LAKE STRIKE   May Serve As Pattern to End Maritime Walkout

DEWEY REPORTS TO WASHINGTON ION GM STRIKE   Negotiations In Recess Until Monday; Raises Hope For Avreement

GM_ Dealers, With Bare Showrooms, Press For End of. 74-Day Strike

YUGOSLAVIA MAKES THREAT AT. PARIS   May Refuse to Sign Italian Peace Treaty

FRENCH LINE IS BEING OPPOSED BY SLAV LEADER   Bebler Claims Italy Favored Over His Country In Proposed Plan   AFRICA PROPOSAL LOSES   Program To Increase Armed Strength Of Italy Is Voted Down

SLAVS TO S TREATY SIGNING   Trieste Issue Still Fought By Tito Spokesman

Yugoslavia Balks Over  Peace Pact   No Compromise With Italians Bebler Asserts

YUGOSLAVIA MAY BOYCOTT PEACE TREATY   Delegation Objects to Compromise French Line of Big 4 Meeting.

Grand Jury Will Accept Evidence In Mob Lynching  30,000 Demands for Action   Sent to Justice Department 

Grand Jury Will Accept Evidence In Mob Lynching  30,000 Demands for Action’   30,000 Demands for Action’  Sent to Justice Department

Convict Complains Of Poor Jail Food   Earl McFarland, Held at Tennessee Jail, Eats Heartily Anyway

Tennessee Jail Food Can't Compare With Washington's, McFarland Says

VOTERS REJECT REP SLAUGHTER   ... Sens. iyrd, Briggs And Kilgore Renominated

Truman Man Winner in  Home State   ‘Axtell Ousts Slaughter From Congressional Seat

Truman Succeeds In Purge   Unseats Slaughter As Axtell Wins Easily In Missouri Vote.

 —TRUMAN’S MAN WINS— President’ s Influence  Revealed In Missouri

Truman's Man Slightly Leads Missouri Race  Three Senators Renominated In State Rallate

Axtell, Truman’s Choice, Nominated; senator Byrd Wins Virginia Primary

Slaughter Ts Defeated  Tn Missouri   Axtell, Supported By Truman, Is Vietor By 2,301; Byrd Renamed By 60,000 In Virginia

Truman’s  Man Wins   Defeats Slaughter In Missouri Primary; Three  Incumbent Senators Win

TRUMAN WINS FIGHT AGAINST REP, SLAUGHTER   Axtell Nominated by 2,301 Majority; Renominate Byrd in Virginia

Truman’s Man Wins in Missouri  FF ii ee et Mi   Candidate for Congress Backed By President Wins

Truman Aid Gives Axtell 2.301 Lead  In Missouri   Slaughter Defeated; AN Senators Attain Party Renomination

AXTELL BEATS SLAUGHTER IN PRIMARY RACE   C1O-PAC and Pendergast Machine Lined Up With President on Election

Truman Wins In Effort To Oust Official   $MISSOURI VOTERS BACK PRESIDENT IN ELECTION

Slaughter Ousted In Missouri Vote   Truman Purge Move Succeeds as Axtell Wins Nomination by A Marain of 2.3071

TRUMAN WINS ELECTION FIGHT   Axtell Trims Slaughter In Missouri Primary

Slaughter Trailing by 2.301 Votes   Truman’s Move to Unseat - Incumbent Successfuls Three Senators Easily Win Renomination

Truman Candidate Wins in Missouri   Rep. Roger Slaughter Loses By 2,301 Votes In Third Term Try

Truman-Backed Aspirant Wins Missouri Test   Complete Returns In From Congressional District Involved

Truman's. Man Ousts Slaughter   Most Incumbents Nominated as 6 State: Choose Candidates

Missouri Voters Uphold Truman, Nominate Axtell  Roger C. Slanghier One

Truman-Backed Candidate Wins   Slaughter Beaten in Missouri—3 Senators Win Re-nomination

Wins Over Slaughter 2-Termer of Whom President Said: ‘lf  He’s Right 'm Wrong

[Axtell Unseats Rep. Slaughter In 5th District   Campaign Called A Fight To Determine Future Course Of Democratic Party

TRUMAN'S MAN WINS IN PURGE: BYRD RENAMED   Axtell Defeats Slaughter As Missouri Voters Back President’s Wishes

Truman’s Forces Beat Slaughter In Missouri Primary   Dale Tops AdamsInN.H., Byrd Wins In Virginia

REP. SLAUGHTER LOSES TO FORMER NAVY LIEUTENANT   PRESIDENT’S WISHES RESPECTED BY VOTERS IN PRIMARY ELECTION

Slaughter Loses Seat In Missouri   Opponent Endorsed hy President; Byrd on Top in Virginia.

Axtell Gets Nominatem, sour Distriety Over Bal": tate £ aerer oe           FEW INCUMBENTS 4 LOSERS i

Slaughter Bows To Truman in Missouri Race   Byrd Is Victor By Easy Mergin Over CIO Attack

AXTELL WINS IN MISSOURI   Other Incumbent Congressmen Win In Primaries

Truman’s ‘Man’ t *  ‘Axtell Wins At ‘Missouri Polls   Defeats Roger C. Slanghter For Congressional Nomination In the Fifth District

Axtell Defeats Rep. Slaughter; Byrd Is Victor   Missouri Primary Held Test of Democratic Party's Future

Truman Help Brings Axtell Primary Win   Defeats Rep. Slauy "cer In Missouri Battle; President Assisted In Axtell Victory

‘Truman Winner In Vote Contest   Missouri Battle Is Decisive Victory For President

Axtell Wins In Missouri Primary Vote   Truman, Pendergast, CIOPAC Combine To Defeat Rep. Slaughter; Sen. Byrd Wins in Virginia.

AXTELL, BACKED BY PRESIDENT, 18 MISSOURI WINNEE   Three Senators Are Renominated Without Trouble

. Truman-Backed, Axtell Wins At  Missouri Polls   Pendergast And PAC Aid In Unseating Rep. Roger Slaughter.

President's Man Wins in Missour  Unseat Slaughter, Awéall le NMaminea

Truman Is Victor  In Missouri Test   Axtell Will Oppose Former Army Officer in Fall Campaign

PRESIDENT AND PAC DEFEAT REP, R. C. SLAUGHTER   Axtell Wins Missouri Fifth District Nomination By Margin Of 2,000; Primary Results In Other States.

Few Surprises Occur at Polls as 6 States Hold Their Primary Elections

Truman Wins Election In Missouri.   Rep. Slaughter Beaten By Candidate Backed by President

Axtell Wins in Missouri Vote  SR Representative Had  etree @ ‘aye ord

Axtell, Kilgore  And Byrd Among  Primary Victors.   Truman: “Backed Candidate Wins. In: Missouri; «Most Incumbents Win.

Axtell Winner In Missouri’s Primary Fight   Truman’s Candidate De feats Slaughter By) Narrow Margin

Truman’s Candidate Is Winner   Axtell Beats Slaughter By Over 2,000 Votes in Missouri Race; Byrd  Is Named-in Virginia

Missouri Ousts Truman’s Foe   Three U. S. Senators Gain Renomination In Primaries

‘Truman-Backed Candidate Wins His Race for Congressional Nomination in ‘Fight to Determine Party's Future’

School Site Will Be on Ballot  Racalutian tn Ga   Resolution to Go to Voters April 6

School Site Will Be on Ballot  Resolution to Go  to Voters Anril &

Neate Ise OF 6 FIVE” VETO POWER   Fon Ws Lat ‘Completely Buried Under Veto’

Hasn't Been Asked   MORALE Continued on Page Two   Food Subsidies Hit By Bureau President

nelle “a  \Fear Chagrin Of   Wife After Losing   $5,000 In Bank.

Cardinals Even Up  Series   Most Hits For Two Clubs Record of 28 Is Broken; Total  For Today Was 29

EN SERIES N20 LONE OFF AED SO   ‘Boston Uses Six Pitchers to Tie Record; Munger Goes Route.

VEN SER ON 20 BLOWS OFF RED SO}   Boston Uses Six Pitchers to Tie Record; Munger Goes Route.

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Redbirds Even Series Count With Boston  Touted American l anaue Chamne

EVEN SERIES AT 2 GAMES EACH WITH MUNGERPITCHING   BOSTON USES SIX PITCHERS; CARDS BREAK HIT RECORD

Redbirds Even Series Count With Bosfon   Munger Masters Touted American Leaque Champs

Soviet Attempt to Prevent UN Committee Action is Protested   Five Membership Applications Rejected: Three Other Nations Are Recommended

Russ Attempt to Prevent. Discussion of U. N. Move  Draws American Protest

KEGOTIATIONS WW CONTRACT IFANL OCKED   No Hope of Preventing Strike, But Ac4ion May Shorten It

GOVERNMENT “INTERVENTION” IN SOFT COAL DISPUTE AWAITED AS CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS LAC

Freight Embargo At Thomasville   Embargo Placed On Further Freight Movements In Thomasville Plants

“Gen.” Jacob Coxey Is nce More  Bound for Washington   Former Head of Historic “Coxey’s Army” Will Present Grievances

Junior Red Cross Enrolled 100 Pct. In County Schools   Over Fifty Schools Join As Red Cross Junior Members

Guffey Demands Martin Probe Of Cobb Letter   Says Contributions To G.O.P. Campaign  Are ‘Suggested’

British May Agree To U.S. Plan For German Zones  Russia Is Expected To Balk at Idea   Russia Is Expected To Balk at Idea Of Unifying Nation

BRITAIN AND U. S. AGREE ON MERGER IN GERMANY   London Accepts Economic Proposal In Principle: Russ ‘No’ Forecast

British May Agree To U.S. Plan For German Zones  Russia Is Expected To Balk at Idea

Britain Accepts American Plan  Backs Proposal for German Unification

_MAY UNIFY OCCUPATION ZONES— Britain Accepts U.S.  Unified German Plan:

France Also Expected to Cooperate But Russia Probably Will Refuse

U,5., BRITAIN REACH ACCORD   Agree to_Unify Occupation Zones in Germany, Russia Expected to Balk.

BRITISH ACCEPT BYRNES OFFER   Unification of Germany OKd “n Principle’

British Acree To Unify Zones  Accept In Principle Plan Offered By U.S

[ENGLAND AGREES “IN PRINCIPLE” WITH U.S, PLAN TO UNIFY ALL CERMANY: RED. VIEWS AWAITED

DR. Gi. E. HOLTZAPPLE DIES AT AGE OF 8%   Physician Made History 61 Years Ago By Saving Life Of Pneumonia Patient With Oxygen

New Ceilings On Meat Prices To Be Announced   Expect List To Be Made Public Today Or Thurs day—Effective Cant QO

Plane Roaring Low Over North Pacific   Attempt Will Be Made To Fly Non-Stop From Hawaii to Cairo

Army Piane Starts ona Long Flight   Takes Off in Hawaii fo Non-stop Hop to Cairo Over the North Pole

FULL SUPPORT IS GIVEN T0 SEAWAY PLAN   REA Administrator Sees Low Cost Power, Cheaper Transportation

Attempts To Kill Labor Bill, FEPC Filibuster Fail   House, Considering Case Measure, Defeats Parliamentary Maneuver   SEN. BARKLEY TRIES TO END FILIBUSTER   Pauley Terms New Charge “Dirty, Deliberate, Un- — mitigated Lie’

Filibuster In Senate Continues; Barkley Loses      : Pauley Terms New Charge ‘Dirty Lie’; . Pearl Harbor Witness ; ' Changes Story

Reconversion Chief to Stay, Ross Asserts   Rumors Put Bowles In Line to Control Ti. S. Feonomic Setup

BOWLES MAY GET TOP U.S. ECONOMIC JOE   indicate OPA Chief Victor In Wage-Price Dispute

Believe Bowles Has Won Fight To Keep Lid On Prices; Will Control Wage Price Program   WASHINGTON — (UP)—White House Press Secretary Charles G. Ross today denied that John W. Snyder would be replaced as director of reconversion.

BOWLES SLATED TUASSUME PIS OF KN SWVOER  OPA Chief to Become Head of Reconversion, Say fat  Vis TRA Pn      OUTCOME OF LONG FEUD   Move ts Interpreted as Effort to Break Deadfock on Wages and Prices

Deny Reports of Bowles Getting Snyder’s Job:   Price Administrator Wins Battle To Keep Costs of Living Down

Bowles Wins Price Battle   Snyder’s Job Will Be Taken Over By Price Control Chief

Throngs Attend Tulip Festival   Holland’s Blooms Are Riot Of Color

 Holland’s Tulips Finest in Years as City Prepares to Open Festival

Center of Attraction 10 Doctors, Psychiatrist, 70 Workers Service One Draftee

Fifty-Four Are In Maryland’s State Primary   Thirty-Nine Demoerats and Fifteen Republicans Seek ‘Ten Major State Politteal Offices

President More Seasoned After Year In Office   White House Routine Now Less Difficult For Harry S. Truman

Truman Has Learned Much In His First Year’s Work As President Of Nation

AZERBAIJANS GOVERNMENT LEADERS FLEE   Populace Of Capital In Celebration As Iran Troops Return

Iranian Troops Enter Tabriz  Government Found in State of Collapse

Memorial Held ~ For Their Son   Memorial Services Were ‘Held. Sunday For Orves Keith Logan at Bap ~ . tist Church

heyection By Company Still Stands  NLRB To Hear   NLRB To Hear Charges Against General Motors

LAREDO WAS HIT BY FIVE FIRES EARLY TODAY   Officers Stated It Definitely Was of Incendiary Origin.   FIVE BUILDINGS BURNED   Fire Was First Discovered In the R. W. Moren Grocery Store.

Consider Fires Due      Two Busineg Buildings, P And Resid .  Burn at

Arsonist Strikes At Laredo; Four Buildings Burn   Order General Alert Of Highway Patrol Ir North Central Area

OHIO RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION OPENS FICHT AGAINST THE OPA   SECRETARY URGES OWNERS TO IGNORE PRICE PANELS IN REBILILION AGAINST FEDERAL AGENCY

Honolulu to Egypt Two Missourians Aboard Army Plane on Top-of-World Flight:

Devastating Projectile Used on Japs   Charge Russians Sought to Learn Its Secrets

Russian Spies Sought Information On Ultra Secret U.S. Projectile

Canada Reveals Red Agents Sought Data !On ‘Devastating’ Weapon Used in Pacific

MASS PICKETING BAN TESTED AT GE PLANT   Court Injunction Defied By Solid Line Of Marchers

Common Law Marriages Valid   State Superior Court Reverses Its Previous Ruling

PRODUCTION OF LAL [5 CUT 10 TRICKLE   No Improvement In Situation Expected Today

ClO, PAC Break With Democratic Party in Michigan   Auto Workers Lead _ Political Upheaval; Denounce Truman

Michigan PAC, UAW-CIO Break Ties with Truman   : Leaders Say Political Support m Future Will Ge Only to Progressive Candidates

UAW, Michigan's PAC Bolt Demos   Thomas Flays Truman As ‘Weak Politician’

[IAW President Calls Trueon ‘Weak ond Small  Says Executive Fails To Carry Out Wage  Promise of Roosevelt

Thomas Raps Truman as  ‘Small-Time’   PAC and LAW to Support Liberals In Both Parties

STRIKE OUT OF HAND   Official Describes Wa Walkout in New York “As a Rotten Mess"

Truck Strike Called Rank, File Revolt   Union Official Admits He Doesn’t Know What To Do; Violence Feared

Teamster Official Calls Walkout A ‘Rotten Mess’   Strike of Truck Drivers Dubbed Worst Rank And File Revolt in History of Teamsters’ Union

New York Truck Strike Branded ‘Union Revolt’   Teamster Executive Assails Walkout; Mayor Fears Violence

TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE ‘REVOLT   Official of AFL Teamsters Calls N. Y. Walkoui ‘Rotten Mess’

SFA Besieged With Requests For More Coal   Over 130,000 Persons Idled Because of Strike

STRIKE IDLES “OVER 130,000   Drastic Layoffs Continued In Coal Burning Plants; Fuel Demands Grow

Famine Seen —  For Hamburg  Food Store Looting  Is Gaining Headway

Looting of Food Stores in Hamburg Gains  Starvation Signs Are Apparent Among Residents

LOOTING OF FOOD ‘SHOPS IN HAMBURG 15 ON INCREASE   Hungry Bands Storm 60 Bread  Stores in Four Days—Some Made Up of Girls and Boys.   WINDOWS BOARDED UP; POLICE ON GUARD   Workers Collapse From Undernourishment as First Definite Signs of Starvation Appear.

Hungry Germans Loot Stores in Hambura Area   First Starvation Signs Are Noted By British Officer

GERMANS IN STREETS DROP FROM HUNGER   60 Bread Shops Looted In Hamburg Within Last Four Days

Germans Loot Food Markels In Reich City      British Officer Reports First Signs of German Starvation

LOS ANGELES MAYOR DEFIES CIO PICKETS   “You Have 4 Mistaken Idea You Can Intimidate Or Scare Me”, . He Tells Greup

Nation to Hear F.D.R. Radio Voice  Democrats to Use It in Campaign

Truman Statement lsClimaxof Very Active Week  President Issues Declaration of National Policies

All Future Statements To Be Cleared By State Dept.; Action Startles Washington

Truman Statement Is Climax of  rate HF  Very Active Week  President Issues Declaration of National Policies

LEND-LEASE AID REACTION MIXED   “Give "Em Time” Cry Follows Demands Russia Setile ow

Reactions to Lend-Lease Report Mixed   Counter Demands for Russia to Settle Now

Differ on Soviet. Settlement on Lend-Lease Aid   Some Want Action Now While Others Are *for Delay

CONGRESSIONAL SPLIT Demand for Russ Payment  Of Lend-Lease Stirs Row

DEMANDS RUSSIA PAY LEND-LEASE MADE IN CAPITAL   Be Given More Time to Settle for Aid Given  During War.   TRUMAN REPORTS ON SUPPLY PROGRAM   It Shows 70 Pct. of 50 Billion Outlay Has Been Marked Paid or Written Off  By U. &. '

Veteran Claims AreShrunk 200; 700 Since Maret   00 Civilians Go-To Work; - Job “Openings Here Are Reduced. To 588

See Sharp Cut, Th 52-20 Club “Members Soon   Schools. To! Take: 30 'p. 4, An Month; Other ‘Steps -- To Oust “Old-Timers’*

STEEL INDUSTRY FIGURE I$ DEAD    Edword Budd Gave Nation First Steel Cars, Trains And Planes

Prime Minister To Give Monarct Official Recall   Royalists Lead Vote For Restoration by Landslide Majority

Reds Riot after Is OKd by Ballo                ‘Monarch Returning to Athens after. 5 Ye ~ Commies Charged with Destroying Pol : Lists in Six Northern Villages’.

GOVT. SAVES PERISHABLE FOOD, SHIPS   Vast Food Stores Threatened By Nationwide Strike

Unions Agree to Unload Some Ships; Strike Felt Throughout Country; Supplies to Overseas Troops Halted

Nationwide Shipping Tieup Drags Without Sign Of Settlement   Quantities Of Fresh Meat Saved From Spoilage Aboard Ships Docked In Numerous Harbors ; Thousands Of Freight Cars Are Tied Up.

QUICK FINISH TO SHIPPING TIE-UP SEN UNLIKELY   Railroads Report. 20,000 Freight Cars On Sidings

U. §. Removes Perishables from Ships   Wins Union's Permission to Save Foods at Ports

SEAMEN STRIKE SHOWS NO SIGN OF SETTLEMENT   Government Begins Moving Vast Stores Of Foods From Idle Ships

idicd Ships’ food Stores Removed   VERISHABLE GCODS ARI TAKEN OFF AS SHIPPING STRIKE DRAGS ALONG.

i a rl time F our rth  7 aay         PERISHABLE ITEMS REMOVED FROM VESSELS; 705 SHIPS TIED UF IN EAST COAST PORTS ALONE:

PERISHABLE FOODS TAKEN FROM SHIPS   Vast Stores Removed at U. S. Ports as Maritime Strike Still Drags on.

LITTLE HOPE OF SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE I$ SEEN   More Workers Scheduled To » Join Walkout; Stocks Of Perishables Saved

No Sign of Settlement; *v211¢ i 5 Government Removes  Food From Idle Ships

Remove Foods From Ships Idle in Ports   Shipping Strike Cuts Supplies to Occupation Forces

Government Saves Perishable Goods From [dled Ships   Maritime Commission Wins Agreement from Union io Permit Unloading   FOOD BARGES ARE MANNED IN HARBORS   705 Vessels Immobilized in East Coast Ports, 200 on West Coast

Ship Walkout Crisis Grows   Move Stores of Food From Vessels; No Settlement Seen

Perishables Saved From Strike Bouni Cargo Ships   Government Officials Removing Vast Stores of Food From [dled  Boats: Strike Goes On

ESTONIANS MAY FIND U, S. HOME   Deportation Stayed For 48 Political Refugees Now In Miami

HUE BRIGHTENS FOR ESTONIANS   Denuty Immigration Officer Sympathetic After Seeing Refugees

MRS. GENOLA IS CONVICTED OF MANSLAUGHTER   Aged Woman Faints In Court As Jury Out In Abortion Case

Russians Fire On U.S. Plane   American Transport Reports Attack Today 20 Miles From Vienna

No Damage Is Keported From Attacks by Aircraft.  SENATOR BRIDGES PRESENTS DEMAND  Halt of Red Shooting Is Angrily Asked at Washington.

Truman Returns - From Visit Home   Prepares to Face First GOP Congress in 16 Years

Truman Faces Major Talks   Returns From Holiday In Missouri To Work On Three Messages

DAN. DUKE FACES. ASSAULT AND BATTERY CHARGE MADE BY COLUMBIANS PRESIDENT

Plane’ s-Eye View of Kuriles Reveals No Sign Russia Is ‘Moving to Fortify Isles

Othman Wants Handkerchief Store— Washington Has Sniffle:   Capital Is City Of Red Noses, Savs Writer

soetons Sneeze, Snort and Snorkle  S’fact! Some Senators Sneak Snuff

EXPECT UMW TO BE INVOLVED IN WAGE DISPUTE   Truman's New Prescription May Get Workout At Hands Of Lewis

TRUMAN LABOR PEACE PLAN FACING TEST   UMW Likely to Become Involved In Periodic Struggle With Operators.

UMW Threat To Test New Labor Recipe   Demand for Boost Of $2.70 Per Day Being Anticipated

New Labor Peac Prescription Will Meet First Test   Lewis, UMW Announce Policy Committee Meeting, Mar. 11

200-Member Board To Meet On March 11 To Adopt Wage Policy   Tangle With Truman’s Price-Stabilization Plans Seen In Lewis’s Attitude; May Demand $2.70 Daily Wage Increase.

WARREN TO CALL LEGISLATURE ON RENTS MONDAY UNLESS OPA ACTION IS TAKEN BY CONGRESS

Charged With Murder of Wife   Navy Dischargee Is Held Without Bond.

FORMER GOV. IN HOSPITAL   Rare Blood Disease Fatal To Ohio Democrat

GOVERNOR LEAVES ALBANY FOR BRIEF GEORGIA VACATION   Dewey. Surprised at Size of 684,000 Victory Margin Over Mead

Truman Declares Sen. Wheeler Victim of Attack  Campaign Charges Ar — "Nicious” Assault, _ President Says Today

Truman Endorses Senator Wheeler  Says Montanan Was ’'Viciously Attacked’

Truman Declares Sen. Wheeler Victim of Attack  Campaign Charges A Vicious” Assault,

WHEELER GIVEN AiD BY TRUMAN   Political Attack Stirs President To Action In Election Race

62,000 AFL SEAMEN PLAN STOP WORK   Action Is Seen As Protest Against Schwellenbach

SEAMEN PLAN STOP WORK   Action Is Seen As Protest Against Schwellenbach

Federal Labor Heads May Seize Struck Allis-Chambers Plant   Seafarers Jump Gun On Maritime Union’s Planned Strike As Labor Department Struggles Against Industrial Turmoil.

SCIENTIST. CITED FOR CONTEMPT   Noted. Astronomer Accused, by House Committeo

Rankin Cites Dr. Shapley For Contemp‘      Refused To Testify i Committee At A Stormy  HWearina Rankin Save

Deny Surplus Sales In China   U. S. Officials Refute Communist Charges Of Sale Of War Goods,

DENY SALE OF WAR SUPPLIES   U.S. Officials Make Reply to Chinese Communist Charres

Deny Sale Of Surplus War Goods to China   Peterson and McCabe Re - fute Chinese Conumun.

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U.S. Officials Deny Charges Of China Reds   Bluntiy Refute Claim Of Negotiations For Sale of War' Supplies

Officials Deny Chinese Communist Charges On Sale of Surplus Supplies

Denies Charges of Communists  No Military Items to Be Sold China

U.S, Denies Communist Charge of Selling War Goods ta Chiann’c Arma

‘American Officials Deny Plan To Sell Military Supplies To Chiang....  Deny Chinese Communist Charge

Republicans Ask Shakeup Of U.S. Agencies Soon  OF Repres entation On Var s Bodies  ....Lka B.. @L..‘.....

GOP Demands Agency Shifts   Greater Voice in Government Proposed By Reece as Committee Meets

REECE PROPOSES CHANGES IN SOME FEDERAL ACENCIES   Chairman Says Republican: Sheuld Have. Greater  Denracontation

REECE PROPOSES SHAKEUP IN TOP U.S. AGENCIES   Would Place G. 0. P Members on Three Commissions

AWAIT REPLY ——FROM-SOVIET   BRITAIN— MARKING-.1TIME-—ON IR.A.N__QUESTION—REPORT__ RUSSIA SEEKING TROOPS  “INVITATION”

BRITAIN AWAITS SOVIET ANSWER   Explanation Of Kussia’s Intention To Kemain In Iran Is Asked  By British Government

SEE PROGRESS IN ~ LIVERPOOL STRIKE   Meetings Tuesday and Today Indicate Some Headway Is Made

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Freight Embargo, Post Office Bans Are Lifted   Sunday Session Of Negotiators Failed To Get Anything But ‘Talk’; Truman’s Wednesday Agreement Deadline Not Thought Possible

Government Terms With U.S. Steel  Hits Small Companies, Says Wei

CLERGYMEN ARE ACU    Charge a Threat Is Made in the Italian Elections —

Russians Charge Interference In Italian Elections   Moscow Alleges Vatican Orders

UNRRA DEMAND RESIGNATION OF AID IN GERMANY   Morgan Asked To Quit After Charging Jewish Group Was Behind Shifts

REICH UNRRA CHIEF ASKED TO RESIGN   Washington Officials Request Action as Result of Statements That Jews Have Organized Exodus From Poland.

Europe Relief Leader Asked To Quit Post   Agency Chief's Remarks Lead To Decision

UNRRA ORDERS GEN. MORGAN TO GIVE UP POST   Controversy Rages Over Alleged Jewish Plot To Flee Europe

UNRRA CALLED "FOR RESIGNATION OF PEN FE, MORGAN   He Ig Chief of the Agency’s Operations In Germany, It is Asinounced.   HE QUIT VOLUNTARILY   Decision to Ask For His Res_ignation Had Been Made In London.

Morgan Is Fired From UNRRA Job   Statement About Jews. Responsible

Morgan Ousted From UNRRA  Tn German Zone   Resignation Called For As Result of Stat@ment Over Jewish Exodus From Poland

UNRRA Official Is Asked To Leave Office   General Morgan’s Statement On Jews Brings Quick Action

Morgan Asked To Resign Post   UNRRA Calls for Action —See No Reason Why I Should, Morgan

Dispute Over Statement On Jews  Resignation Of Morgan Asked By UNRRA-- But Morgan’s Not Quitting

UNRRA Asks Resignatior Of Its Chief In Germany   Aspersions On Jews By Lt. Gen. Morgan Brings Swift Action In Washington, But British Officer Plans To Fight Ouster

UNRRA Orders Morgan Ouster   Action Follows Charae That Jews Are Plotting Migration From Europe

RECORD BROKEN BY ARMY 8-25   New East-West Speed Mark Set, New York To California

Thousands Leave  Homes in Face of Floods  Hundreds Marooned hu Stracrme: Five

Thousands Leave Homes in Face of Floods   Hundreds Marooned by Streams: Five Drown in Tennessee

Redwings lose in ‘tourney, host in last game Sunday   MP YS (STONY  Schaefer marks 15th year as pitcher with ‘Arlington Red Wings

 «Still going strong  ‘Schaefer marks 15th -year as pitcher with  Arlin gton Red Wings

Russian Demands Flayed by Pauley   Germon War Potential ls Kept Alive, Charge

Drive for Savings:  - Bonds Opened Nov. 11   Want Every Family to Save for Security Reasons

IOWA COUNTY DROPS FROM SECOND 10 NINTH IN BOND DRIVE   Percentages of E Bond Sales to Redemptions in Leading 9 Iowa Counties.

Palestine Deaths Total 63; Arabs Cite Anglo Activity   Six Persons Are Rescued From Ruins; British Partition Move  Is Charged

Death Toll In Blast Now 63   Fifty-Five Still.Missing Ir Jerusalem Explosion Of ‘Monday

Mystifies Operators By Ignoring Wage And Hour Angle And Stressing Health And Welfare Fond.

LEWIS RENEWS WELFARE PLEA   Soviet Official Meets Press After 20-Minute Talk With Byrnes

Coal Negotiations Still On Welfare And Health Funds   Lewis Still Gives It Pre cedence. Over WageHoiir Issiies..

Lewis Continues To Make Demand   Wants Creation Of Health And Welfare Fund For Miners.

LEWIS HARPS ON WELFARE AND SAFETY   Virtually Iqnores Wage And Hour Concessions Sought

City Street Sign Drive Slows Up  Plans to Increase Support Discussed

BIGGER BUTTER QUTPUT SOUGHT   Sale Of Whipping Cream Prohibited; Butterfat In lee Cream Cut

Court Shake-up Plan Suggested  End Of Deadlock On Draft Bill Looms

MORE APPEASEMENT OF RUSSi A OPPOSED   Howse Members Favor Frank Across-The-Table Talks Between Truman And “Stalin

Writer Views Anguished Faces Of Doomed Nazis   By Kingsbury Smith Representing the Combined American Pres«

NAZIS WAITED DEATH GRIMLY   All Signs of Power Fade As Top Hitlerites Put  In Final Hours

Radioactive Carbon Given Public. As First Peacetime Atom Project

Radioactive Carbon For Medical Research First Peacetime Product Of Atomic Project

Release Atom Products For Peacetime Use   To Research Institutions For Cancer, Other Human Problems

First Peace-time Output of Atomic Project for the Duty of Cancer and Other Problems

 atty medical And Biological Horizons:  'Research Institutions Cet Peacetime Atomic Products To Help Mankind

 <#ATOMS FOR HEALTH— [Research Institutions  Begin Studies Of Uses

A-Bomb Project Products Given Researchers For Cancer, Other Studies

Radioactive Carbon Comes From A-Bomb   Lethal Weapon’s By Product Is Agent of Mercy

First Peacetime- Products Of Atomic Age Applied To W ar On Disease, Death   New Horizons Of Medical And Biological Research Opened To Mankind; Laboratories Turn Radioactivity On Cancer, Other lis.

Oak Ridge A-Bomb Project Turns Out First Radioactive Products to Benefit Mankind

Peaceful I Products. Of A-Bomb Project Released By Army   Action Opens pens New Hori-gons of Medical ‘and Biological Research.

KELLY KEEPING HIS HANDS OFF   WILL NOT SEEK TO DICTATE STATE NOMINEES

GOV. KELLY PRAISES HIS DEPT. HEADS   But Says He Does Not Seek to Dictate Nominations

Jerusalem Road Mined; 3 Killed   British Constables Die When Jeep Hits Mine

Three Killed in New  Holy Land Violence   Fourth British Constable Is Injured When Jeep Strikes Land Mine on Tel Aviv Highway

Mine Kills Three British  In Jerusalem   Incident Follows Week-end Attack On Police Station

Three British Troops Killed  In Palestine   Another Seriously Injured When Jeep Strikes Land Mine Near Jerusalcm.

NEW OPA PLAN NOT SUCCESS   SWIFT__ COMPANY UTIVE REPORTS ALL-T LOW IN BEEF SUPPLY DURING  s PAST WEEK ‘

Says O.P.A. Meat Controls Fail To Alter Situation   ‘Raging Black Market In Meat’’ Continues Says Big Packers’ Official

Red Dardanelles Plan Reported Rejected by U. S.   Soviets Get Official Note on Our Opinion

Both Sides Firm In Philadelphia's Transit Strike   Worst Traffic Jam ir City’s History Snarls Quaker City Streets

Emergency Transportation Aids Some Workers to Jobs; Business Places are Hard Hit

Transit Strike In Philadelphia In Second Day   Slow Progress Being Made In Attempts To Bring Speedy Settlement   TRAFFIC JAM IS WORST FVER SEEN

PHILADELPHIA STILL CRIPPLED   Efforts at Settling Transi Strike Are Fruitless

Assessment  Cuts Listed.   “Reductions: Granted: _-By- Appeals.Board: ~ In 30'Townshins ~

MOLOTOV HITS TRIESTE PLAN   Minister Declares Russia Will Fight Decision at Big 4 Parley

REPUBLICANS WILL HOLD CONVENTION   IN COURTROOM ON FRIDAY      James Pauley Will Make Keynote Address; 0, G. Clause, County Chairman, to Preside

CO, CONVENTIONS FRIDAY MORNING   Democrats and Republicans In Biennial Session

Connally Asks Action on Arms Reduction Plar   ixpressed Hope That Commission On Atomic Energy Reach Agreement

Connally Demand: Quick Arms Reduction Action   U. S$. Solon Cautions Against Any Move Nov To Sidetrack Work of UN Atomic Energy Commission; Stalemate May End

U.S. Demands UN Act Now On Arms Cut   Connally Warns Against Sidetracking A-Commission

Connally Urges UN Take Action Te Reduce Arms  Qaue Ruecian Incenartinn   Says Russian Inspection +Agreement Should Help End Atom Commission Deadlock

J). S. Asks Quick Action On Arms Reduction Plan  Also Warns Against Side-

NATOR CALLS rOR UN ACTION W ARMS LIMIT   connally Demands Considera ion ef Problem at This Session of General Assembly.

\ Connally Sets Forth U.S. Stand on Arms Reduction   Lays Down Policy in 8 Points; Demands U. N. Take Action at Once

BUTTER MARKET PROBE INITIATED   Violation of Anti-Trust Laws May Be Found

Flier of Jet Piane Seeks Atlantic Trip   Army Man Who Made Record.ls After N-w  Be Peery aor

Industry Awaits Mine Reopening:  Production Steel Starts This Week

Miners Back In  Pits Monday ~  Industries Prepare To Return To Norma!

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MOSCOW VISIT FOR MOLOTOV   Speculation on New Big 3 Meeting Grows at Paris

Big Three Meet Hinted as Cause Of Hurried Visit   America Accused of Seeking Special Rights by Russian

Molotov Departs For Moscow On Unexplained Trip  Speculation Is Rife That t Big 3 3 Meeting  le Raina Arrange

Big 3 Meet Is Hinted At Paris   Molotov ‘Departs From Parley On Trip To Moscow

Molotov Leaves On Quick Trip To Moscow   Expected Back in Paris Before Peace Conf. Ends, Oct. 15

MOLOTOV ON QUICK TRIP 70 MOSCOW   Revives Feeling That Big Three . * Meeting Is Near

Molotov Leaves ‘Paris Parley for. ’ Trip to Moscow   Red ‘Foreign Minister Is  Expected to Return Before Conference Ends   U. S. ENVOY ALSO RETURNS TO RUSSIA   Smith’s Journey Reputed Not to Hold Any Diplomatic Sienificance

Molotov Leaves for Stalin Talk   Possibility Brightens for Big Three Meet

Molotov Rushes To Moscow in Surprise Move   Russian Minister Leaves Paris by Plane to See Stalin

Rescue 12 In Saga of Alps   Cold Nights On Snowy Mountainside End For Plane Crash Victims

Crash Victims Now On Train   Swiss Fliers Take 12 Plane Survivors  Off Glacier

CRASH VICTIMS HEAD FOR HOME   12 Americans, Rescued From Swiss Mountainside, Taken To Vienna

Americans Safe After Nights In  Swiss Alps   Army Rescue Train Carrying Survivors of Plane Crash to C74 9 . Home” in Vienna

CRASH VICTIMS BACK IN VIENNA      Seyer Men, Four Women atid Klevon  “Year. Old - Girl Reseued from Transport Plane Wreekage in Alps. .

All Of Them Said To Be In Fine Shape   Only One Survivor Seriously Injured, Suffering From Badly Broken Knee Cap.

RESCUED PLANE PARTY OFF FOR VIENNA HOMES   Twelve Americans Snatchec From Swiss Mountainside After Crash

12 Survivors of Crash in Swiss Alps Are Rescued From Glacier by Ski-Plane

Train Carries Rescued Yanks To Vienna   Twelve Passengers Who Were Marooned Sofferine from Shark

BY SWISS FLYERS   Twelve Persons Still Suffer from Shock, is Statement Made Today by Army Officer.   ST ORY OF FLIGHTS TOLD BY PILOTS

All Doomed Men To Hang October 16   Reject Requests For Death By Shooting Instead of Gallows

ACTION BLASTS LAST HOPE-OF 11 TO BEAT NOOSE   Council Refuses to Cut Prison Terms Set  For Five

GOERING, TEN OTHERS TO DIE ON THE GALLOWS   16 Men Must: Pay ‘the Full Penalty Im-. posed by Trial  Court

CLEMENCY IS DENIED © 16 NAZIS   Appeals Rejected By Allied Control Counsell in Berlin

All 16 Nazis’ Appeals Denied   Death Sentences, Jail Terms Stand

WAR CRIMINALS MEET HANGMAN ON WEDNESDAY   Council Rejects Pleas of Goering, Keitel, Jodi for Firing Squad

Deny Appeal Of All Nazis; 11 to Hang   Allied War Council Turns Down Pleas for Clemency at Berlin

LLIED COUNCIL EJECTS ALL AZ APPEALS   Seals Doom of Condemned Men

Goering, Jodl and Keitel Denied Right to Die Before Firing Squad and Eleven German Leaders’ Will Go to the Gallows Next Week

Eleven Nazis Face Gallows Wednesday as Last Appeal Denied by Allied Council   Requests for Shooting  Rather than Ignominious Hanging Death Refused

Nazi Clemency  Appeals Denied   Allied Control Gouieel Upholds Verdicts Returned In Nuernberg Trials

CLEMENCY IS DENIED ALL DOOMED NAZIS   Allied Control Council Rejects Appeals on Behalf of Convicted Leaders.

13d COUPLES GRANTED JUNE LICENSES HERE   141 Non-Residents Obtained Applications to Wed

199 COUPLES GRANTED LICENSES TO MARRY   257 of Applicants in June at Doylestown Resided In Bucks County

Noisy State Campaign To End Tuesday   Democrats and Republicans Predicting Sweeping Victories Nov. 5

POLITICOS GIVE PREDICTIONS ON BALLOT RACES   Republicons and Democrats Are Confident of Victory In State Tuesday

Warns Agains' High Property Tax In State   Ownership of Homes and Farms May Be Discouraged, Head of Taxpayers’ Association Asserts.

Warning Given On Rising Taxes   Substantial Boosts Will Be Shown in Most Taxing Units

SALLY'S BUBB BRINGS TROUBLE   Famed Fan Dancer Lands In Los Angeles Court After Show

STATE DEPARTMENT ASKED TO FIRE ‘REDS’   Strong Representations Go To Byrnes From House

Intelligence Service Faces Cleaning Out   Department Asked To Rid liself Of Those With  Soviet Leanings

McNamey Admits Lichfield Exrors   Review Ordered of All Alleged Brutality Cases

Strike Nears End As Arbitration Bid Is Accepted   There Has Been But Little Progress Made i Other Labor Disputes

ACCORD SHAPING N TWA STRIK   Little Progress Noted in Oth~-er-Labor Problems Over— Country

Air Line Pilots Accept Offer  Little Progress Seen in Other Disputes

State Road Toll to 222   Five Killed on Oklahoma Highways Over Weekend

INJUNCTION TO STOP LEWIS IS BRANTEDULS,   Industry Fears Shutdowns As All-Out Battle With Miners Opens   WALKOUT DUE THURSDAY   Administration Not Clear On What Plan To Be Used Against UMW Chief

Jump Gun ar Ahead Of Orders   Penn., Hlinois. Alabama Crews Remain At Home

Coal Miners Stop Work Before Time Set for Walkou   Pits Are Idle in Three States As Workers Refuse To Enter

Housing Hopes Slashed Again   Wyatt Says Original Figure of 250,000 Too High

Factory Output of Homes Cuf   wg Reduces Total By 100,000 in Order

New Senate Will Give Overwhelming Support To Byrnes- Vandenberg Foreign Policy, Leaders Believe

REPUBLICANS T0 BOOST NATION'S FOREIGN POLICY   New GOP Senators Will Back Byrnes and Vandenburg, Leaders Predict

GOP Says Senate Will Support Foreign Policy   Republican Victory Does Not Mean Isofationism, Minnecatan Nearlerac

FINES MAY BE IMPOSED UNLESS JEWS COOPERATI   Extensive Arresis May Be Outcome Of Hotel Blast

British Troops Patrol Jerusalem   Drastic Measures Planned Following Bombing of Hotel

BRITISH READY TO CLAMP DOWN ON TERRORISTS   Extensive Arrests In Holy City Seen Following Hotel Explosion

DEMANDS DATA ON ZAIBATSU   Government Ordered To Name Monopolies And Holding Firms

DATA ON ZAIBATSL   Is Demanded by Allied Control Investigating  War Crimes

TOKYO TRIAL STAFF SCORED FOR DELAYS   Tribunal President Chides Counse]

Prepare Groundwork for Big Four Talks on Treaty for Germany   Hopes That Long-Deadlocked Trieste Dispute Is Near Solution Are Rising as Officials Assemble

Big 4 Meeting On Reich Treaty Nears  U. S., British Parleys On Merger Set

TO STUDY GERMAN PACT) Agreement Is Seen In Trieste Disoute As Talks Are Pushed

MILITARY TALKS SET STAGE FOR MERGING ZONES   AMG Conference Will Lay Groundwork for German Treaty Discussions

Big Four Talks On Peace Term: To Start Soon   Hopes Held For Early Solution Of Trieste Issue

Basis Is Being Laid For Talks on Reich   Military Officials Arrive To Confer With Byrnes Before Big Four Conference Monday

Serapping of Plan Viewed By Diplomats   Developments Presaged Vigorous Efforts at Real Break in East-West Deadlock Over Trieste

Montana City Is Terrorized  By Hoodlums   Homes Wrecked by Organized Bands in Region About Butte

Mobs Damage Butte Homes, 2 Youths Shot   Union Denies Strike Responsible for Reign of Terror

“ON HOUSING   Rep. Smith Terms Plan “Communistic:” Wyatt Defends Action

lls Truman ousing Plan minunistic   ith Says Proposal Would llow Bureaucrats To eize Industry.   ITMAN FIRES BACK

@ PAUL MALLON—  Democrats, Republicans AgreeOn Swift Return to Congress

STS DUE T0 ACTION TAKEN BY THE OPA   Bread, Breakfast Cereals, Bakery Goods Affected

‘OPA BOOSTS PRICE ON BREAD, CEREALS   Action Necessary To Assure -. Sufficient: Flour. Supplies...

INCREASE IN GRAINCOST REFLECTED IN OPA ORDER   PRICE OF BREAD, FLOUR, CEREALS AND VARIOUS BAKERY PRODUCTS GO  HIGHER .

“WINNIE” INSISTS BOND REMAINS   First British sh Figure ‘to Talk About U. S. Election; Prase Critical

U.S., Britain Will Remain Friendly  Is Churchill's View on American Note

U.S. Sends Third Protest Note To Slavs; Attack Denounced by Acheson; Naval Heads Leave   Undersecretary Terms Act ‘Not That of Friendly Nation’ and Demands No Recurrences in Tersely Worded Message

Third Stiff Note Sent Tito’s Outfit Demanding Assurance There Will Be No Repetition.

Outraged U.S. Official Sends Third Protest   Acheson Calle Yugoslav Attack Unfriendly

Third Warning Seni Slavs Over Attacks   U. S. Assails Incidents As Outrage In Blunt Protest To Slav Officials

TW OHIGH NAVY ADMIRALS ON WAY TO SCENE   Fighter Plane Attacks On Two Transports Fires Dispute

Yugoslavia Sent Third Harsh Note   Tito Warned To Stop Any Further Attacks On American Planes

Yugoslavs Given Third American Protest Naval Chiefs Head for ‘Troubled Areas’

State Dept. Outraged  By Attacks   Protest Concerns Shooting Down  Of U. S. Airplanes

Official Brands Attack Outrage  Demands Assurance Blows Not Repeated

U. S. Berates Yugoslavia In New Note  Third Protest Rapa  utes on Yank  Pee ee ae? B-reces PR

ALLY CONDUCT IS DECLARED “OUTRAGEOUS”   Dean Acheson Does Not Hesitate In His Indictment

Third U.S. Protest Made to Yugoslavia Over Plane Attack   Emphatically Worded Protest Forwarded After Reports Second American Transport Was Forced Down by Fighter Planes

Sends Third Note of Sharp Protest to Marshal Tito’s War Threatening Goverment

ACHESON BRANDS YUGOSLAV PLANE ATTACKS OUTRAGE   Acting Secretary of State Sends Sharp Protest to Belgrade Over Firing on U. 8S. Aireraft.   ADMIRAL MITSCHER ON WAY TO EUROPE   Acting Atlantic Fleet Commander and Admiral Forrest Sherman to Visit “Trouble Areas.”

Third Sharp Protest Sent To Yugoslavia   State Department's Note Gives Official American View on Shooting of Transport

Tariff Cutting Is Back in Limelight   Followup for Loan to Britain Involves Listing of Items for Duty Cut

Tariff Cutting To Help Expand Global Trade   Administration Aiming _ To Slash Duties To Attract Buying

Bradford Man Will Head County Wide Fund Drive   Crippled Children's Membership Roll Call Opens May 6th

Russell Keek Heads Crippled Kiddies Drive   Annual Membership Roll Call Opens May 6;  Committeemen Named

PLANS MEETING WITH GOVERNOR IN ‘BEER’ WAR      CIO Director Preparing For Session; Governor, Sees AFT, Heads

Jap Leaders Cant Agree on Coalition   Social Democrats Premiership Before Joining Liberals

PHONE RATES FOR MARION TQ INCREASE   H. R. Livingston Announces New  Schedule for Jan. 25

Bad Election Day Weather   Snow or Rain Covers: Most of Kansas; Many Highways Are Closed

Byron Cease, Wife And Daughter Given Suspended  Térms In POW ..Escape.Gase

Byron Cease, Wife And Daughter Given , Suspended Terms In P.O.W. Escape Case

PERMITS ISSUED FOR TWO HOMES   Three Others to Remodel Dwelling, City List Reveals

Soviet Promises To Withdraw From Manchuria   Red Army Troops Will Depart By April 30

Manchuria Evacuation  Is Planned   Chinese Are Given Promise By Russia

RUSSIANS TO GET OUT OF MANCHURIA   GIVE PLEDGE THAT ALL RED ARMY TROOPS WILL HAVE WITHDRAWN BY APRIL 80.

Soviets to Get Out of Manchuria   Chinese Reds And Naticralists Renewing Feud

Reds To Be Out Of Manchuria By April 30th   Chinese Communists Mancuver To Move In Behind Russian Troops.   RELIEF EXPRESSED

Reds Agree to Quit IManchuria   Troop Withdrawal Scheduled by End of April

SAYS SOVIETS 10 QUIT == CHURIA   Chinese Communists Reportec Ready To Move In Behind Russians   RISING NON-COOPERATION DARKENS DOMESTIC SCENE

Chinese Assured. Manchuria Free_ Of Reds April 30   ‘Commies Maneuver To Move-in Behind  Russians; Reported

Bodies Of Man, Woman Found In Parked Car   Negro Suspects In Double Killing On Lonely Georgia Road

HEAR ADDRESS tY THOMPSON   state Official Says ¢.0. P. Is “Party of Peace, Prosperity”

MYSTERY OVER PFC. LANGSTON GROWS DEEPER   Crippled, He Tells Arkansas Friends He Wants To Lose Identity

“ENOCH ARDEN’ MYSTERY GROWS DEEPER  xk k& kt wk * kK ke O* Is Marine Pfc. Semaeine Bead On Iwo Jima Or Alive In Arkansas?

Roberts Pearl ‘Harbor Report Is Missing   Counsel Says Original Copy Cannot Be Found—Rep. Gearhart Says Jt Is ‘Vital’

Commission Copy Of Pearl Harbor Report Missing   Roberts’ Committee’s Oniginal Cannot Be Found in Government Files

STARK SAYS AZORES ORDER GIVEN IN 1941 .  Files Of All r Pry  , 4 }

PLAN SPEEDING UP PROBE INTO NAVAL DISASTER   Pearl Harbor Hearing Will Re cess Until Next January 15

Official Report Of Harbor Blow Lost From File   Congressmen Hope To  : Take Recess In  Inquiry

ROOSEVELT FAMILY GROWS  Second Addition in Two Days Reported Today

Patterson Asks Congress To Extend Draft Measure   Secretary Of State, Army Chief Of Staff And Air Forces Commander Also Heard; Committee Refuses To  Reveal What Byrnes Had To Say

‘Plain Talk’ On Drafting  Summon Patterson   Summon Patterson, Byrnes, Eisenhower

PATTERSON 10 BACK LONGER ARMY DRAFT   Military Leaders Meet With Committee To Discuss U. S. Needs

Patterson Suggests Extension of Draft During House Meet   Selective Service Act Expires May 15 Unless Renewed

PATTERSON FOR DRAFT PROGRAM   Gwes Views at Closed Meeting of Committee

WELFARE FUND ALSO PROVIDED IN AGREEMENT   Basic Pay Is Raised From _ $8.50 to $10.07, Retroactive to April 1   WEEK’S PAID VACATION   All Men Will Take Time Off From June 30 to July 7 and Receive $100

Sor ‘A Day Increase Wor For 18-000 PMW Men   New Contract Provides Welfare Fund of 5¢ Ton on Coal; Must Be Approved By W.8 B.

U.S. Creates New Oil and  Gas Division   Davies Heads Unit To Coordinate Work, End Duplications

BANK .TO RECEIVE QUOTA FROM STATE;, WILL BE_ISSUED DEC. 23RD FOR $2.50 racy.

Commemorative Half-Dollars to Go Out Mon.   TO RECEIVE QUOTA FROM STATE; WILL BE ISSUED DEC. 23RD FOR $2.50 RANT.

Senate Rejects Support of Lewis Issue  Kills Amendment   Favoring Idea OL Walfane Bonde

LABOR LEADERS sTuOY TRUMAN VETO MESSAGE   Doubt Message Charts Course As To Administration Views

Seek Indications Of More Sweepin: Labor Legislation   Leaders Study of Veto Message Leads To Doubt

UN Council Studies Replies from Disputants   Russ Deny Connection Between Withdrawal, Oil, Land Demands

Greater Corn Crop Forecast, Less Wheat  1946 Crop Outlook  ee ee: ee ee   1946 Crop Outlook Of Vast Implications Toa Hungry World

Corn Production Probably Bigger But Both Wheat and Oats Cut Sharply from Last Year

Delegation Heals Breach   Byrnes Reassures Vanden. berg on Atomic Energy Policy es UNO Meeting Looms

U.S. DELEGATES ACHIEVE UNITY ON ATOM GUARD   Reported Understanding B Byrnes And Vandenberg Brings Firm Front

Breach Between American Delegates Over Safeguard Of Atomic Secrets Sealed:

Seal Breach In U.S. Delegation Over Atom Pact   Byrnes’ View of Plan Acceptable To Vandenberg

Delegation Agrees on A-Seeret   Vantenherg Announces Coniplete Reassurance On Atom Safeouards

UNO Delegation Breach Is Healed   Byrnes’ View on Atomic Safeguards Accepted by U.S. Representatives

Sen. Vandenberg, Leading Critic of Byrnes’ Scheme, Completely Assured

U. 5. Delegates Reach Accord o1 Atomic Secrets   Byrnes Seals Breach On Eve of Opening Of UNO Assembly

Seal Breach on A-Bomb Secret   Reveal Safeguards of U. S. Accepted

US. Atomic Breach Heals On UNO Eve   American Delegation Reaches Accord on Safeguarding Secrets

Break Over Atom Control Plan Has Been Sealed  Sec. Byrnes Confers With American Delegation Today

Four Powers Agree On Atomic Energy Secref Safeguards  ‘Historic First Meet   ‘Historic First Meet Of United Assembly Begins Thursday

UNO Delegation  Now in Harmony   Breach Over Atomic Energy Safeguards Healed at Meeting

mM Ge fi Oe  Vandenberg Says Plan Satisfactory  Conference Averts

Brewster Puts Qver Demand  For AMG  Probe   High Officials Hear Charges

Senate Will Probe U. §. Military Government Setup  Inquiry Into Conduct Of Officers and : Black Markets Due

Many Reports Spur Hunt for Paula Welden   Mt. Glastonbury Searched by Girl Classmates

GOVT SEEKING MINE TRUCE TO GET PITS BACK TO OPERATORS   No Reports On Krug-Lewis Talk; More Violence  In Movie Strike

Miners May Get Word Tomorrow To Ouit Nov. 20   ‘Government Officials In Effort To Get. 60-Day Truce Period; Rioting Flares At Hollywood

Shutdown of Mines May Come on Wed   400,000 Miners Ready to Walk Out When Lewis Says Word

Coal Crisis  Draws Near   Krug Seeks Meeting Between Lewis and  Owners on Contract

Ask Coal Truce To Let Owners Study. Contrae   Time Viewed Ruuning Out . On Federal Efforts To > Forestall Lewis Action

TRUCE IS URGED IN COAL STRIKE   Lewis Reported Ready To Shut Mines on Nov, 20

Truce Is Sought In Coal Strike  Operators, Lewis Mav Make New Dea

Krug Asks for 60:Day “Truce” From Lewis   Would Have UMW Leader Confer With Operators

ARUG OF GETTING CONTRACT   Walkout Slated To Start Next Wednesday  VIOLENCE   Breaks Out Anew In Movie Dispute: Early End Seen In Maritime Stoppage

Miners  May Get Off Jobs Nov. 20   Time Runs Short As Krug Urges New Truce’

Secretary Krug Plans To Meet With Lewis Again Today After Two Meetings Yesterday.   TIME RUNNING OUT WITH DEADLINE NEAR

Outlook Is Dim For Coal Peace   Lewis Expected To Put Out Formal Notice Strike To Start

Soft Coal Walkout Threat Growing as Krug Seeks Truces   More Violence in Film Colony Strike; Bus Loosed in Road

YANK PRISONERS CLUBBED, 3 SAY   LICHFIELD CAMP GUARDS ACCUSED — COURT-MARTIAL RECESS ABRUPTLY,

~ Court Martial Takes Abrupt Recess  Officers Knew of Clubbings Litchfield Witness Testifies

Unnamed “High Authority” Steps In.  Court Martial Of Detention Camp Guard Ordered Delayec

AIR CRASH KILLS TWO, INIURES }   Thirty-Eight Others Shaker in Crack-Up Near Cheyenne Airport

2 Killed, 7 Hurt in Plane Crash   38 Others Escape With Minor Injuries

Economy Plan. To Press .. Army-Navy Merger. Idea   Johnson, Advocate of Unification; Forecasts Strong GOP Support tor Program

U. S. Rushes Aid To Earthquake Stricken Areas Of Caribbean   ‘Balkans Are Again A Danger Spot

DISPUTE BI BETWEEN ALBANIA ANDGREECE REFLECTS PLANNING BY BRITAIN. RUSSIA FOR BALKANS

Balkans s Are      Conflict of Ydeologies Between “Greece and Yugoslavia’ Lorded With Maltary Dynenite

° Mackenzie’s Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE ASP Foreien Affaire Analects

VIOLENCE WAVE IN PALESTINE iS UNCHEGAE?   British Mov : > Tr ‘OOPS As 3 Dead, \ Ave neal

Hogs, Cattle At New High In Chicago   Prime Steers Hit $27 While Pigs Bring $22 In Race Against OPA

MYSTERY DEATH INQUEST SLATED   Wife of Victim Held a: Material Witness

SEEK 2ND MAN IN CLEAR LAKE MYSTERY CASE   Thornton Man Reveals He Helped Mrs. Bauer Load Husband in Car

Greater Drop In Meat Supply Faces America   Nine Per Cent Less Than Previous 3 Months Is in Store This Quarter; OPA Fights Charges of U. S. Cattle Feeder

LIQUOR SEIZED; TWO ARRESTED   Police Find 41 Cases of Whisky on Truck

Patman Housing Measure Given Favorable Vote   House Struggle Ends As Administration Forces Rally, 357-24

House Passes Bill to Speed Up New Home:   Defeats Move to Allov Ceiling Prices on Old Homes

HOUSE APPROVES HOUSING MEASURE   Move To Shelve Bill Is Rejected In Vote of Solons.

WEAK VERSION OF HOUSING BILL PASSED   Final Move to Kill Patman Measure In House Is Beaten Down.

ATTEMPT TO KILL PATMAN BILL DEFEATED   Measure Provides for Price Ceilings on New Homes

NO SUBSIDIES, PRICE LID ONLY ON NEW HOMES   Measure Now Goes to Senate

Okay Patman Home Bill In Diluted Form   House Beats Down Last-Minute Move To Kill Measure

Provides Ceilings on New Homes   Veterans Would  Get Preference;  To Spur Output  Of Building Material

Fatman Bill Goes to Senate   G. O. P.s, South, Demos Defeat Subsidies, Ceilings on Old Homes

“Proposal Would Provide For  2,700,000 Homes   Vote Is 357-24; Author Hopes Senate Will Add  Deleted Provisions

Nab Missing New Jersey  Bank Teller   Seized By Officers In Mill City Hotel; Carried $22,446 Cash

PRIZE LIST FOR   Big Event for Children to Be Held Next Wednesday Afternoon

PRIZE LIST FOR PET PARADE ANNOUNCED   Big Event for Chil‘dren to Be Held Next Wednesday Afternoon

SAY DEFENSE SEEKS T0 GET CONFESSION   ’ Heirens’ Attorneys Reportedly Planning Wave Next Week

State Marks Time as Defense Plans Heirens ‘Confession      Sun Reports Meeting is Set for Monday; Deal Still Unverified

OFFICIALS WAIT FOR HEIRENS TO TALK   Plans For Written Confession Reported Shaping

Seek Confession from Kidnap-Killing Suspect   Defense Counsel far - Heirens Reportedly  Making Plans fora  SA a a: Limited

Lawyers Press For Confession      Counsel For Wm. Heirens Urging Him To Make Statement

Bhar sw we wars SCs Www ss Ss  “Corpus Chi Christi ‘Newspapermen Should Be Jailed For Contempt, Criminal. Appeals Court Rules

CASE WILL BE APPEALED TO U.S. SUPREME COURT _ Corpus Christi Newspapermen Should Be Jailed For Contempt, Criminal Appeals Court Rules

British Delegate Leaves Parley   Russian General's Charge Irks Alexande: At Peace Conference

BRITAIN'S LORD OF ADMIRALTY TAKES “WALK”   Walks Out Of Peace Conference In Paris After Russian Accusation

Walk Taken By Briton in Paris Talks   Alexander Quits Session In Protest Against Russian Charae.

Briton Stalks From Parley On Red Charge   U.S. and Britain Old Fashioned, Says Russian

Albania's Views On Treaty To Be Given at Meet   American and Briton Flayed by Russian At Peace Conference

DHT ON WALK FRM PARLEY Ad A PROTEST   Paris Session Hears Com: plaint of “Old Fashioned Democracy.”

Briton Walks Out Of Parley After Russian Thrus   Alexander Irked By Red  Attack on Anglo-United  States Motives

25 Children Injured When Bus Hits Tree   Farmers Use Hacksaws To Free Those Trapped In Wreckage; Driver And Teacher Injured

25 PUPILS ARE HURT IN CRASH   ‘Bus Plunges into Tree After Tire Blows Cit in Michigan

25 Injured In Bus Accident   School Vehicle Blows * Tire And Crashes  Tate Tres.

Children Hurt In Bus Mishap   No Fatalities Listed After Tire Bursts Near Flint, Mich.

i a mre An enc al a a ena eer re eee enn in ian ee ee eee  A.F.L. President Declares Russia Must Be Told to Halt Agaression

FLOOD WATERS RECEDE   Flora Predicts Session of Dry, Mild Weather fer Kansas

TWO ARE SAID TO HAVE CONFESSED THEFT OF SUGAR   2000 Lhbs., Also 2 Turkeys, Cheese, Cigarettes Stolen At Morrisville Store   CAUGHT IN’ PHILA.   Detective Anthony Russo Questions 2 Phila. Men In That City

Republicans map program to win house  9-seat majority coal in election

LABOR. PROGRAM AT TOP OF LIST   Case May Have Bill For Fiest Session; Democrats Warn Against Tearing Everything Down

ytrife-Ridden GOP Senators To Map Plans  Labor Controls Top List Rep. Case Is Planning New Measure  SEN. WAGNER APPEALS TO TOP REPUBLICAN! Party Leaders Urged No  To “Take Cue From Reaciionary Wing”

GOP SENATORS MEET TODAY T0 NRAFT PROGRAW   Labor Controls Top Plans Of Congress Leadership; Wagner Asks for Caution

LABOR IS CHIEF WORRY FACING NEW CONGRESS   ae  vp Pena ne ae Ask Charity For Program Laid Down Since ’33

GOP Senators To Study New  Labor Course   Outline of Legislative Progrant to Be Made To doe

LABOR CURBS TOP LIST FOR GOP SENATORS   Study of Controls Certain to Head Law : Programs

Introduction. Of Labor Bill Set This Week   Senator Wagner Asks Republicans Not To : "Turn Back Clack’

Labor Acts Top List as GOP  Senators Meet   80th Congress Will Start Friday; Choice Chairmanships Sought

Case To Introduce New Measure Early And May Collaborate With Senator Ball

GOP Conference To Air Income Tax Reductions   Senate, House May Get Case-Ball Bill On Friday

‘Nothing in Present Business Setup — To Justify Declining Prices, Babson

Babson’s Authentic Statement Sees Poseibility That America and Britain” May Outlest the Russians

Stock Market ~~ s_ Discussed By Economist   ROGER BABSON DEALS WITH REASONS FOR BREAK

BABSON’S  WEEKLY REPORT. . .   LABSON DISCUSSES THE STOCK MARKET BREAK

MAN DIES IN GUN BATTLE   Another Seriously Wounded in Fight in Ottumwa Early Today

JOWAN-KILLEDIN GUN BATTLE   2nd Ottumwa Man Is Seriously Injured

UN PROBE OF FRANCO ASSURED      Russia Agrees to Waive Its Claimed Right of Veto -

U.S. Has Plenty of Papers, Documents Damning Franco's Regime in UN Investigation

U.S. Submits  Spain. Evidence   ‘Sympathetic, Damning Data Included In Papers

UN Will Receive Secret Spanish Data from U. §   Evidence Expected to Be Both Damaging and Sympathetic to Franco   5-MAN COMMITTEE MEETS TOMORROW   Stettinius Will Present State Department Documents Gn Issue

SPAIN PROBERS START WORK ON INVESTIGATION   U. §. Documents Condemn And Approve Franco; Details Held Up

Compile Evidence  On Spain   Doemments Captured fu Germany to Be Suluattied to DLN

U. S. Will Submit Evidence Against, For Franco-Spain   Captured Documents Tc Be Revealed To U.N.  Sub-Committee

U, $, EVIDENCE GOOD AND BAD   COMMITTEE TO GET DOCUMENTS ON SPAIN

U.S. Evidence On Spain For UN Is Both  Good and Bad   Voluminous Papers : Wil! Be Presented at Meeting of Security Council, Is Report

OEGHET FILLO UANNED FOR JOB ON SPAIN   U. S., Britain and Mexico to Submit Documents on Both Sides.

OPA FACES FATE IN SENATE VOTE TODAY   Law Of Supply And Demand Gets Recognition

Close Vote Looms On OPA Extension   Wagner Pressing for De-Control Decision

PTATEMAY’ MAY SEEK DEATH PENALTY Three Jurors Are Chosen For Thomas’ Trial In Sweetwater

TWO BURGLARS PAY WITH LIVES   Identify One With Army Dis: charge Papers

Senate Bloc Aims Blow At Controls   OPA Protests Meet With Chill Reception

2 CARDINALS-ELECT REPORTED IN PARIS   ‘Mooney And Stritch Will Flr Te Rome Today: Three Others OF To Ireland

PRELATES HAVE PARIS STOPOVE!   Cardinals - Elect Enroute To Pome To Receive Their Red Hats

herman People Will Denazify  Themselves  Rigid New Penal Code in American Occupation Zone

Yanks Due  to Remain 10 Years   Law Aimed to Free Country From Nationa! Socialism, Militarism

OCCUPATION OF GERMANY MIGHT LAST 10 YEARS      Sentences As Long As Ten Years For Major Offenders

See Possible 10-Year Stay in Germany   U, S. Gives People Sob Of Rounding Up Nazis Sell At Large

New Penal Code Set Up  By Germans   Americans Turn Job Over To Natives; Will Stay 10 Years

LONG STAY IN GERMANY FOR U. 8. LIKELY   Responsible Germans Given Job of Finding and Punishing Nazis.

Small Fears Strike Wave to Result But Savs Restraint Will Prevent It

Wage Board See: Inflation Period  Inevitable Results Of Control Legislation

CHARGE PLOT TO KILL KING   Alleged Plan by Fascists To Assassinate Umberto  Denied by Minister

Fairless Gets:  Price ‘Tse   Steel industry Offteial Car. ries Govertiment’s Unidis. closed ‘Figures. Back  To New York -     $4 Per Ton Said” To Be Maxinunn   Corporation Says’ Much . Higher Increase Would:  _ Be. Needed fo Meer: -.ze’ Demands .

TEMPERATURES:   U. 5. Steel Given ‘Last Word’ On Price Increase   Reports Indicate $4 A Ton Maximum Will Not Be Changed

Steel Industry Given Last Word   OPA Reported To Have Held Fast To Steel Increase Of $2.50 Ton

GIVES LAST WORD   Government Offers Final Say on Approved Steel Prices

FAIRLESS GETS AN ULTIMATUM IN WASHINGTON   “ontents Of Government’s “Last Word” To Steel Companies Not Disclosed; Roundup Of Strike And Labor News.

uel WORD’ ON PRICES GIVEN 10 STEEL INDUSTRY   Fairless Cerries U.S. Decision to Leaders; Figures Not Revealed, $4 Believed Top

New Price Raises   Extent of Increase Not ~ Disclosed; Hopes For Settlement Dip Again.

Steel Gets _ Final Word   Increase In Prices *  Is. Believed Fixed

‘Last Word’ on Prices Handed Steel Industry   U.S. Steel President Discusses Offer With Industry's Leaders

OFFER CLAIMED GIVEN FAIRLESS FOR DISCUSSION   No Indication Noted Of Any Change In Government Attitude On Increase

TAKES WORD BACK TON. Y.   To Tatk Over Offer With Other Stee! Leaders

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ENGLAND REIECTS PLEA ABOUT JEWS   Request for Increases in Immigration Quotas is Refused.

Britain Lays Plan for Defenses; “War  Fever” in US Seen   Fear of Europe, Not of US, Causes Plans in British Houses

AR AG WERNER REE RAPT E  Anterica’s “War Fever” Not Bothering England

President, Cabinet Meet As Nation’s Industry Is Paralyzed By Mine Strike

Operators Also. Asked To Send  Representatives   President Makes Move To End Soft Coal Strike: Cabinet Holds Session

Rule out Integrated Bar; Uphold A-C Contempt Case   Rule Against Union

Court Declines To Integrate Bar  ‘Would Destroy Some Virtues,’ ts Ruling

Smuts Calls for Big 3 Meeting To Dispel Fear   Peace Conference Heors Stirring Plea To Halt Division Into East, West Blocs

SMUTS URGES MEETING OF “BIG THREE”   Parley Would End Parting Of Wavs

BiG 3 MEETING “1S NFEDED NW, SHUTS ASSERTS   South African Delegate Teils _ Paris Conference World i, . Needs Reassurance   DEPLORES POWER SPLIT   Declares Top Nations Must Be United in Peace as Well as in War

Message of Hope From Delegates At Paris Urged   Split Into East and West Blocs Assailed; Sen Connally Speaks

‘Smuts Asks End ‘Of Big 3 Split   South African Speaks As Paris Parley Nears Close

Smuts Voice Alarm Over Allied Split   Veter:r1 Statesman’ Asks Big Three To Patch Differences

Smuts Asks Move To End East-West Split at Parley   Premier of South Africa Calls for Emly Big Three Meeting

SMUTS SEEKING EARLY MEETING OF BIG THREE   Veteran South African Statesman Gives Expression Of Alarm

PEACE PARLEY... GOES INTO ITS: FINAL SESSION   Speaker Warns World Must Not Be Divided’ In Two Camps

SMUTS PLEADS FOR ENDING OF POWERS’ SPLIT   South African Statesman Wants Early Parley Of Big Three

Stirs Weary Peace Delegates With Plea   South African Expresses Alarm At ‘Parting of Ways’—Was Delesate to Versailles

Smuts Alarmed Over Trend Of  World Events   Ea:ly Meeting Big Three Powers Urged

PEACE MEET ENTERS LAST EIGHT DAYS   Gag Rule Adopted To Assure Finish By October 15

Smuts Urges Big Three to Dispel . Worldwide Fears  Split of East-West Bloes Is Creating

JAN SMUTS CALLS FOR BIG THREE MEETING TO AVOID AND WEST IN PARTING OF THE WAYS

oEEO DANGER N GIG THREE PARLEY SPLIT   Connally Opens Final Peace Debate with Plea for Free Trieste.

Unity Plea By Smuts at Peace Meet   Sees Danger of World Div ision into Eastern and  Western Blocs

ASKS MESSAGE OF HOPE FROM PARIS CONFAB   Division of World Inte Blocs Described as  Dangerous

ISMUTS SAYS BIG’ (THREE MUST MEET TO STOP COLLAPSE \OF PEACE PARLEY

Chapman Dies  in Plane Crash   Killed in New Mexico on ! Way Home

Senate Board Okehs Bill Slashing Powers of OPA   Measure Extends Price Control for One Year but Makes Sweeping Changes In Nation’s Stabilization Program

Committee Rips Holes in Agency’s Powers as It Votes to Extend Price  Controls a Year.      ACTS IN DEFIANCE OF BOWLES’ WARNING   Bill Would Remove Ceilings on Meat and Dairy Products and Reduce Subsidies.

Bowles Charges New Proposal Is “Fraud”  ‘OPA Powers Slashed ‘Under Latest Plan

END OF MEAT CONTROLS I3 SET BY BLOC   Measure Will Prevent Interference With Normal Markups

Bank Committee Agrees on  OPA Extension  Great Gaps Ripped in OPA Powers in Proposed Bill

Senate Group Approves Bill To Limit OPA   Banking Committee Acts in Defiance of Bowles Warning

Measure Cuts — OPA’s Powers   Bill Extending Agency Approved by Senate Banking Committee

Senate Banking Committee Defies Bowles Warning Rins Gans In Price Control Powers

Senate Group OKs Bill to Cut Power of OPA  Proposes to Lift Control on Meat Mm of ar Jy i

Measure Hitting OPA Is Approved By Senate Group   Cominittee Defies Bowles; One-Year Extension s Provided

BPW. CLUB: TO: a Be ‘HAVE ANNUAL. CHRISTMAS ‘PARTY THURSDAY EVENIN(

State Guard Out  At Connersville   Number of Policemen On Duty Increased— 14 Pickets Arrested

Siate Guard Qn Seene As  Rex Reopens   Governor Gates Heeds Call To Preserve Order at Connersville Plant; 14 More Pickets Arrested.

State Guardsmen And Police Take CIO Members Into Custedy As Thousands Mill Around Factory Of Rex Company

"A6 Striker Total to Set New Record  Figure Exceeds 4.495.000 Now

Baruch Urges U.N. to Adopt Atom Control:   Soviet Concessions Pave Way to Speedy Action Qn Tl S&S Plan

Baruch Asks Soviet to  Make Good Proposes U.S. A-Control Plan Be Made Basic

BARUCH APPEALS TO REDS TO BACK U. 5, ATOM PLAN   Declares Time for Action Has Come After Major Concessions Are Made by Russians.   FINANCIER BEFORE U. N. COMMISSION   Says If Weapon Is Outlawed Other Instruments of Destruction Can Be Brought  Under Control.

Soviets Asked To Back U.S. Plan To Harness  Atom Force For Peace

RUSSIA URGED TO ACCEPT ATOMIC SETUP   Baruch Says Time Has Arrived for Very Definite Action

Speedy Action on Atomic Control Uraed   United Nations Asked to Adovt U.S. Plan

BUNGLING VET HOUSING   Frank Carlson Charges “Bureauerats” Have Failed te Produce

Warren Making Cautious Moves ‘To Ease Threat   Stecl And Meat Stoppage Picture Darkened By Shut-down Deadline of  Eleetriciansa   Appeal Is Issued By Fact Finders   Truman Appoints Board In Efferi To Prevent Rail Workers’ Strike ln Western States

Lookabaugh Likely To Stay af A&M  He's Gettina Niee Baiea   He's Getting Nice Raise, Long-Term Contract

F ather Is Bitter, Mother Contentious JAs Prayers Fail To Save Polig Victim

Shortage of Men’s Suits and Underclothes Laid to Great Demand, and Price Difficulty

OPA Hopes Better Prices Will Break Bottleneck in Clething—but Will It?

Will Suits, Shorts and Shirts For Men Be in Stores Soon? Only Answer Is—We Hope So

German And Japanese War Booty May Cause A Diplomatic Clash Between United States—Russia

U. S. And Russia Are Expected To Clash Over Enemy War Boo‘:   Pauley Reports-More Than Two Billion In Manchurian Industry Removed From Country By Soviet

RUSSIA-US REPARATIONS CLASH IN PROSPECT IN WAKE OF PAULEY REPORT ON MANCHURIA

U.S. And Russia Prepare For Fight (Over War Booty   Many Issues At Root Of Two Continent Trouble

lS. MAY CALL OFF SHIPMENTS FROM GERMANY   Pauley’s Report on His -indings Stirs Up Discussions

MAJOR U. S-RED CLASH OVER WAR BOOTY PENDING   UNCLE SAM OPPOSED TO RUSS DEMAND FOR SHARE IN JAP LOOT

Two-Continent Tiff Predicted On War Booty   U.S. May Withhold  Soviet Reparations

U. §.-Russian Reparations Clash Looms   German and Japanese Booty Expected to Cause Diplomatic Row

‘Battle Looms  Over Nazi And  Jap War Booty   U. §. Considers Withhold. ing German Reparations From Reds to Balance Manchurian “Steel”?

Clash Expected Over War Booty  U. S. and Russia Mav Have Strunale

rf OVER a BOOTY   Russia And gis Head Into Diplomatic Fight Over German And Japanese Loot.

Reparations _ Deliveries To Soviet May Be Halted To Offset Manchuria Sl anting”

Clash Impends Over War Booty   Two-fold Factors Listed as Basis of Fight on Reparations :

U. $., REDS ARGUE OVER JAP BOOTY   U. S. Protesting Removal of Goods From Manchuria

U, S.-RUSSIAN DIPLOMATIC CLASH OVER BOOTY SEEN   May Offset The  Soviet Removals In Manchuria By Action In Germany

Diplomatic Clash Seen With Russia Over ‘War Booty’  US Will Oppose Red Demand for Share Of Jap Reparations

United States Is To Oppose Red Demands   Pauley Says That Russian Looting Wrecks Moanchuric

OPEN SPLIT BETWEEN U5, RUSSIA OVER REPARATIONS LIKELY  PAULEY REPORT SAYS MANY INDUSTRIES ARE STRIPPED BY REDS

U.S., Russiz Disagree On Reparations   Diplomatic Clash Looms In Otfing

U. S.-Soviet Reparations  Clash Feared   Lives and Welfare of 900,000,000 People In Far East Upset By Russian Action

HOUSE UNITS GIVEN TO NINE OHIO CITIES   Government Also Provides Homes For Vets In College Towns

Solon Battles Bombing Plan      Senator Lucas Fights Destroying Of 96 Warships

lucas Fights Plati tv Bomb U.S: Warships   Senator Wants Ships.  Preserved, Questions  = Value of Proposed TENE A eh Teste

Lucas Opposes Using Ships in Atomic Tests   Sen. Johnson Favors Experiment to Find Out Navy Worthiness

96 WARSHIPS SHOULD NOT BE SACRIFICED   Senater Lucas Oppeses Atomic Bomb Test: Johnson Favors  Navy's Plan

TRUMAN URGED TO WITHDRAW WORK OR DRAFT   Case Bill Supporters Drive For Early Hearings In The House

Senate Democrats Ask Withdrawal of Anti-Strike Action   Pro-Labor Group, Including Mead, Seek Modifica tion ef Measure

SENATE GP. WORKING ON PRESIDENT   Wants Him to  Withdraw His Antr Strike Bill

‘Nourse Accepts Job ‘Truman and New Appointee Out to Debunk US Booms, Bust

‘President Says Booms, Busts Can Be Prevented in Na ming Cliuef of Economics Council

Nourse Gets Economie Post  eras ATs   Truman Appointee To Jirect Council

New Advisory Board Aim: At Averting Boom, Bust   Senate Banking Committee Approves Appointment of Clark. Kevserling

Truman Names Economic  Advisory Head   Edwin G. Nourse to Head New Federal Council

Truman Thinks U.S. Can Avoid Boom and Bust   Names Nourse as Chairman Of Economie Advisory  F RPS

LAYOFFS START IN CAR PLANTS   Sheet Steel Shortages To Send 25,000 Home At Chrysler, Briggs

Says Commission Can Look Around For Nazi Plants      Invitation Designed To “Prove The Absolute Falsity Of Charges

Francs, Cabinet Responds To Chas. xes With Request To U.N. G-oup to “See All”

Accusations of Poles Denied by Cabinet of Spain   Security Council Is Asked To Send Group To Madrid for Probe

Spain Asks U.N. To Send  Commission  Says Charge of War Preparation Is Russian Plot

Inspection Of Nation Is Desired  Poland’s Charges Aen Falea Claim

Franco Again Raps Outside Interference   Cabinet Note Denies German Scientists Hiding in Factories

Franco Invites Investigation  By U.N. Board   Denies German Atomic Research Scientists Operating In Spain.

Polish Charges Called Part Of Red Campaign   Invitation Limited To Those Nations Having Friendly Relations

Urged To Look For German _ Atom Plants   ‘Anxious To Prove Charges Brought ‘By Poland At Council Meeting Are False

Denies Nazis Working on Atomic Bomkt   Franco Cabinet Describes Polish Charges: Before Security Council ‘False’ and ‘Absurd.’

Franco Seeks Probe of Conditions   Spanish Cabinet Says No Germans Are Working in Country

CABINET. SAYS POLE CHARGES ARE NOT TRUE   Poland Claims German Scientists Working on Atomic Bomb in Spain

Spanish to U.N.: Come Inspect Us   France Cabinet Offer: To Prove Falsity of Nazi Atom Claim.

Spain Invites Inquiry   Neo Nazi Scientists Working Ov A-Bomb, Franco Cabinet Says

Franco Wants Commission To Make Visit   Denies German Scientists Working On Bomb

Franco Seeks Probe of Conditions  Cuaniech MPrkinnd Cru   Spanish Cabinet Says No Germans Are Working in Country

 Mr. Wallace Thinks:   Mr. Wallace Thinks:  Chins Need Sock if War  Is Favored

Explain How You Cross Road Lines   Can Cross Broken Line Same Direction You Are Traveling

lranian Troops Fight Rebels, Radio Reports      Loyalists Claim Russians Help Revolutionists

Report Civil War In tran   Radio Tabriz Report Says Full Scale Civil War Is Raging In Iran

REPORT OUTBREAK OF CIVIL WAR IN IRAN   Government Troops Move Inside Rebel Province

Belgium, Syria, Colombia Win  Council Seats   Named Over Greece, Cuba, Canada, India, Norway and Turkey

LITTLE NATIONS WIN U.N, SEATS   Belgium, Syria, Colombia, Replace Mexico, Egypt, Netherlands

3 Countries Get Seats on U:N. Council  Small Nations Easily Elected  T.T Hs. wW.iWNW.38

Three Countries Win Seats in Security Council  Belgium, Colombia and Syria Are Named for 2 Years

Headmaster } Denies Morals Charges   George W, Balles Tells Jury He Never Pat Hand On Young Girls

Bill To Extend Price Control For One Year   Senate Leader Reveals Consideration Slated On House Resolution

Production of Consumer Durables Top Pre-War Levels -In Many Instances With Employment at All-Time High

Reports Americas Basic Industries At Near-Capacity Output, Yet Still Threatened by Labor Strife, Inflation

INDUSTRY IS REPORTED AT NEAR CAPACITY   Production In Some Cases Has Even Surpassed Pre. War Levels

Some Mills Top Levels Of 193941   Basic American Industry At Virtual Capacity Output, CPA Chief Smal] Announces

U S, INDUSTRY OUTPUT NOW NEAR GAPACITY   More Goods Being - Produced; Employment High

Nation s Future Depending Now On Labor Peace   Rosy Forecast Made By Production Chief

Small Warns Of Inflation Or Strikes   Full, Continuous Production In Sight Now

In Many Cases Durable Goods Surpass Pre-War Outputs; Need Continued Calm

Basic Industries Of U. S. Now at Capacity Output   DURABLES PRODUCTION TOPS PREWAR LEVEL IN MANY LINES.

Production of Goods Now af Near Capacity   Surpass Pre-Wer Levels in Durables, CPA Chief Reports

INDUSTRY AT PEAK OUTPUT   Civilian Employment Stand: at All-Time -High, CPA Chief Renorts.

Industry Now At Capacity Production   Small Says, However, Labor Trouble And Inflation Can Upset ‘Appleearv

NEOGAN UStS KEROSENE 10 RT FIRE   Second Death From Similar Cause in Areé in Two Months

SOVIET VETO INVOKED AT LAKE SUCCESS   Group 0.K2 Is Given To Three Nations to Include Afghanistan

Long And Bitter Dispute Develops  Two Red-Sponsored Applicants Fail

Russia Uses Veto  To Block Three UN Admissions  Membership Voted For Afganistan, ee er ane ere Rae

Russia Again Invokes Vete   Council Fails to Admit Al. bania and Outer Mongolia

Bars Trans-Jordan Portugal, Ireland; Council Approves Only Afganistan Iceland and Swedex

Albania and ( Outer Mongolia are Rejected While Afghanistan, Iceland and Persia are Admit-

Burch Replies to Springer's Charge of Coercing Field Me   Denies Workers Were Told To Back Primary

burch Denies Use of Coercion   Dispute Over Direct Primary Election Breaks Out in Open

DUTCH, BRITISH SHIPS. SINK IN- DOVER STRAIT FOLLOWING COLLISIONS

CIO Moves To Ease Union’s Factional Split   Leaders Seek Accord To Reduce Ideological Warfare

ClO MOVES 10 HEAL DIVISION   6-Man Committee To Attempt To End Left, Right Break.

Murray Sees Union At War  Vi th Business   Geis Ready For Fray By Making Effort Fo Put Own House In Order   Right and Left Wing Problems   Murrity Says Unions Will Meet Strang Resistince in Bale For Wage  Jrnerences

C.L.0.Recognizes Need of Building Better Relations  Leaders Anxious for Peace Wf... Le... .2.8..  Pbck e   Leaders Anxious for Peace Before Opening Convention

C.1.0. Recognizes Need of Building Better Relations   Leaders Anxious for Peace Before Opening Convention

Gordon Brodie.  Again Honored,  ‘Third Cluster To - Pe Oe Shar’.

THREE CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH   Explosion Of Gasoline Heater Is Biamed For Fatal Fire In New Jersev Home

Western Electric Union Confers With Company   Strive Ta Awart  Strike Thursday

Strike Stay Being Asked   Conferences Planned By Western Electric

Move To Avert Electric Strike   Telephone Sympathy Walkout Is Feared

Heirens Gets Life Term for Murders   17 - Year - Old Slayer Sentenced for Killag of Three

Underlying Causes Existed Before War   Unrest Spreads Through Orient

GOP Ridicules Unity Appeal  By Democrats   It will Take More Than Dinners To Heal Breach Says Republican

Security Law Changes Voted By House Unit   50° Boost in U. S. Donations for Needy Aged, Blind Sought

REVISIONS OF SECURITY LAW ARE APPROVED   50 Percent Boost In Federal Contributions For Aged And Blind   COMMITTEE FAVORS: OTHER PROVISIONS!

Pick-Sloan Plan Controls Flood of 513,000 Acres @   Value of Dams Thought to Benefit State By a Million

Today’s Outlook   BRITISH “COMMIES” SEEK TO EMBARRASS SOCIALIST REGIME

England Communist Party Seeks to Embarrass the Present Sacialistic Regime

Labor P. rty Put On Spot. ‘By Squatters      Movement: Is... Calen Jated to Paieeass - British “Government  and Lay Groundwork  ‘for Ds Defeat

Mackenzie’s Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreizn Affairs Analyst

PALESTINE iN  UN SPOTLIGHT   ARAB LEAGUE SPEAKERS To . PROTEST ON INCREASED  ‘IMMIGRATION OF

PALESTINE ISSUE 15 DUE FOR FIRST AIRING BEFORE UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY   Three Members of the Arab League Listed As Speaker--U. S. To Take No Part In Preliminary Debates

Dynamite-Packed Palestine Issue To Get UN Airing     U.S. Changes Plans, Will Speak before Conference Wednesday along with Russia’s Molotoy

Palestine Issue Due For Anning ~ Tn UN Assembly   Three Members Of ‘‘The Arab League’’ Listed As Speakers On Issue During Day   MANY OTHER BIG ISSUES LOOMING

RAINS IN THE WEST   Wheat Prospects Improved by Moisture Uver Large Area

UTILITY RATES FREED BY OPA   Porter May Discontinue Saturday Talks To Housewives

Utility Counsel  Resigns   OPA Lawyer States Existing Agencies Can Hold Rates To Reasonable Levels

OPA LIKELY T0 QUIT FIGHT ON UTILITY COSTS   Harry Booth, Agency Counsel, Resigns—Electric, Gas Retes May Climb

Deconirol Of Utilities Is Indicated   Resignation of Counsel For OPA Points to End Of Action in Various Rate Controversies

OPA To Drop Utilities Rate Strings Soon, Aide Indicates   Porter May Forego Weekly Broadcasts: ‘On Pricing Program

OPA Expected to Bow Out of Utility Rate Regulation   Move Foreshadowed by Resignation of Harry R. Booth, Who Has Represented Agency in Its Fight on Increases—Latter Says It No Longer Can Be Contended Seriously That Stabilization Problem Exists in Utility Industries.

GOP Leaders Count House Theirs And Control of Senate Becomes An Increasing Possibility

GOP Control Of House Is Certain; May Also Secure Majority In U. S. Senate

S.C. MAN HELD AS WIFE KILLER   Carl Willey, 33, Walks Into Police Headquarters And Announces He Strangled His Wife.

Sale of Animals Is Urged to  iPrevent Meat Famine   Livestock Receipts in Twelve of the Nation’s Principal Terminal Markets Show Decline

Voteis 12 to5; Taft Says He'll Fight Measure   Price Boss Opposed to Five Amendments in Present Draft

CHECK STORY OF RUNAWAY GIRL   HEIRESS DETAINED BY POLICE AT THE REQUEST OF FATHER

Runaway Heiress Undergoes Quiz  Suzanne Froedtert Shows Uncencern

DETROIT POLICE QUIZ HEIRESS, MALE FRIEND   Rich Father of Milwaukee School Girl Not to File Charges

Pepper hits ‘Barbarism In Palestine   Attacks British Policy; Demands UNO Intervention

Actions of British Termed ‘Barbaric   Sen. Pepper Would Put Holy Land Under UN Rule

Attlee Stresses Friendship Between U. S. And Britain in Washington Bay Speech

Lewis and Owners Still Far Apart   Operators Pessimistic As Time Grows Short

Mine Union. Operators Far Apart   Next Week Likely to Be Critical in Negotiations

COAL CONTRACT BREACH EXISTS   Demand for Welfare Fund Offers Main Obstacle

LEWIS, MINE OWNERS REPORTED FAR APART   Next Week Will Be Crucia One In Negotiations

Rift Spreads In Coal Case  Take 2-Day Recess; Fal...-s ¥87...7. ££... 2.2)

Secretary Says U. S. No Threat To Reds Byrnes Agrees With Stalin In: Statement

BYRNES HITS AT WAR TALK   Concurs With Stalin View No Immediate Danger Of War Prevails

BYRNES ECHOES STALIN'S VIEW OF ‘NO WAR’   Secretary Hopes Fears Of U. S$. Using A-Bomb “As Threat-Are-Banished

Secretary of State Expresses Hope Stalin’s Recent Speech May Forecast Change ir Russian Attitude.

Agrees There's ‘No Immediate Danger of War’   Secretary Admits Nations’ Viewpoints Is Serious Conflict

Sec. Byrnes Notes Conflict In Viewpoint   Hopes Suspicions About Atom Bomb Dispelled by Stalin

G.0.P.TO WORK ON LABOR PROGRAM   Legislators Will Meet Wednesday to Map Plans—Senator Taft ° Gives Views.

NATIONALISTS BOMB KALGAN   Consemption Order Puts China on War Footing

City of China Reds Bombed   Considerable Loss Of Life Reported In Two Attacks

Kalgan, China Red Center, Twice Bombed   First Nationalist ‘Air Attack Kills Laree Number

ARGENTINE POLICE SPATTER CROWD   Tamborini- Supporters Are 5 Several Iniuvred

STRIKE STOPPING PRODUCTION OF NEWSPRINT FOR NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION IS CALLED OFF

UNION OFFICIALS VOTE TOEND LOGGERS’ STRIKE;   37,000 MEN TO RETURN TO JOBS TOMORROW

Loggers End Long Stoppage   Pay Raise And Voluntary Checkoff Of Union Dues Accepted

FINAL EFFORTS BEING MADE T0 AVERT STRIKES   Coal Mine Walkout Sched. uled For Midnight To morrow.

‘I'm Glad I'm Still Alive; the Trouble Started Yesterday -- There Were 9 Lions, 2 Tigers... .’

Animal Trainer Tells About Terrific Fight Inside Cage   By DICK CLEMENS

AVERS NEED OF SAFEGUARDS IN LOCAL LOCKUPS   state Welfare Department, After Inspection Of Numerous County And City Jails, Asks Better  Supervision.

Plenty of Steaks  Pork Forecast   U. S. Expects Continued Dearth Of Lamb, More Price Drops

K. C. Golf Tourney  Here September 8  Expect 150 Member: To Enter Contest

Set Tornado Damages at 5 Millton ‘in Ontario Alone, Crops Destroyed

U.S. Efforts Fail to Halt  Mines’ Tieup   Steel Mills Face Gradual Shutdown As Supplies End

LAST MINUTE PEACE EFFORT MEETS FAILURE   Government to Speed Settlement Tries In Walkout

Fear Great Industrial  Shutdown   Workers Quit Before Strike Is Scheduled

 U.S. Abandons Hopes Of Halting Coal Tieut   Mediator Appointed in Attempt To Shorten Idleness of 460.000

WISCONGN HOUSING NEEDS DISCUSSED   Planning Board Member Says State Needs 23,000 ~ Homes a Year.

Republican Senate Leaders Decide To Outlaw Traditional Patronage Appointments to Key Staff Jobs

Men Walk Off Vessels to Talk Strike Proposals   Unions in Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf  Demand Action Now

Many Ships Idle While Sailors Talk   Schwellenbach’s Attitude Is Hit At N. Y. Meet

President In Final Effort To Avert Strike   Three Hundred Thousand Engineers And Trainmen Set For Strike Saturday   PRESIDENT READY FOR DRASTIC MOVE  (BULLETIN)

CALLED WITH LITTLE HOPE   ODT to Be Placed in Charge, But Men May Not Work

Operators, Unior Leaders Called To White House   Little Hope for Settlement Seen In Conferences

Leaders Hold Last Minute Strike Parley   Walkout Set Saturday; ODT To Operate Lines When Truman Acts

Fight Return Of Controls   Farm Machinery Firm idled Six Months By Wage Dispute

WITNESSES GO BEFORE BOARD URGE REMOVAL   Decontrol Has, Been of Much 1” Renefit

Asserts Bloc Would Make Reich Strona   Big Three Seeking Settlement of Frontier Problem

Moscow Papers Continue Atfack On U. $.. Britain   Compromise Plan Is Sought on Frontier Problem

_ COAL STRIKE— Truman Has Conference With Lewis  Stalemate In Coal  Strike Discussed

Lewis Confers With Truman On Coal Strike   UMW Leader, Labor Chiet Schwellenbach Pay Surprise Visit  To White House

BURIAL RITES FOR PLANE VICTIMS TODAY   By MARGARET STIRLING INS ‘sstaff Correspondent

Capt. Bartlett of Ardic Note Dies   Aided in Discovery of North Pole, Made Many Trips Into Far North Waters

Robert Bartlett, Arctic Explorer And Author, Dies   “Captain Bob’ Achieved Fame as Member of Peary Expeuition -

VON PAPEN T0 FACE ACTION?   Will Be Tried If Treason Laws of Germany Restored

Von Papen Face: Treason Charge: Schacht Jailed  Former Mazi Diplomat To be Tried hy Germans

German State. Attorney Hits Schacht Arrest   Says He Cannot Be Ar. rested Unless He. Als First Tried and: Found   Guilty of Being'a Nazi.

HOOVER FEARS DEATH OF MILLIONS IN INDIA   Warns Outside World Must Rush Supplies To Needy

Millions To Die Without Help Of Rest Of World   Herbert Hoover Outlines Emergency of Food Situation In India

Hoover Reports Indian Situation   Millions to Die if Food isn’t Rushed in

Hoover Warns Vast Tragedy Faces India   230,000,000 People Involved in Food Deficient Arcas

Hoover Tells of  ——_ ma i= oh  Bene tiGUiate eceu  of Food Supply

MILLIONS FACE DEATH IN INDIA   Most Districts On Edge Of Starvation, Hoover Says

Issues Warning That Tens of Millions Will Soon Be in Jeopardy of Life

INDIA MILLIONS FACE STARVATION, HOOVER DECLARES   Outside World Must Rush Supplies to Avert Heavy Death Tol!

HERBERT HOOVER   Supplies Must Be Sent to the Stricken People, He Says.

HOOVER AVERS OVERSEAS FOOD CRITICAL NEED   “ormer President Declares ‘Tens Of Million’ In India To Be “In Jeopardy Of Life’ Unless Quick Action.

NEBRASKA FARM GROUP TO STRIKE   DECIDE TO MARKET NO PRODUCTS UNTIL INDUSTRLSL DISPUTES END,

Union Leader Challenges Officials To Enforce Injunction; Lawrence Acts to Protect Public Safety

UMSTEAD SURE TO BE CANDIDATE   Bailey's Successor to Run  For Full Term in °48

Greek King Flying Back To His Troubled Throne   George Il Leaves England— Greece Tense and Heavily ” Carded: as Monarch Approache

GeORGE tl ENROUIE TO ASSUME THRONE OF GREEK PEOPLE   War-Torn Country Will Get King as Result of Plebescite; Natives of Power Wait Tensely.   COMMUNISTS ASK BRITISH TO LEAVE

EXILED MONARCH OFF FOR ATHENS IN BRITISH PLANE   Will Transfer to Warship ot Mediterranean Port TL. Altarannann

King George II Flies to Greece   Internal Rebellion To Get Attention as Long Exile is Ended.

Meat Dearth Action Seen By Anderson   Spring Pork Output Hike Is Requested

Government Moves to Put Meat Back on American Tables Are in Study Stage, Anderson Reports

STUDY PLANS TO INCREASE MEAT SUPPL‘   Anderson Says Moves By Government Are Contemplated

Agriculture Dept. Sees Meat — In Short Supply Until 1948; Government Studies Situation

Meat Supplies Being Studied By Government   Anderson Says Move Underway to Get More — Meat on Tables

More Meat In Prospect For Future   Government Officials Hint At New Plans To Auament Supplies

Meat Prospect Continues Dark  Situation Subject Of Cabinet Study

Studying Plan To Put More Meat on Table   Supply May Not Catch Up With Demand fora Year

Meat Problem Being Studied By Government   ' Action te Retarn Product % Te Tables Net Revealed Re Bes

Plan to Adjeurn-Today. Until June 15; Byrnes, Discouraged, Anxious to Work On German Treaty   Arab Committee Is Opposed to Jewish Apency

Hawarden Men Arrested Following Tavern Robbery  Held In Plymouth County Jail For Further Investigatior

Hawarden Men : Arrested Following Tavern Robbery —   Held In Plymouth County Jail For: . -.Further Investigation

IGKES TO QUIT, NEWS PREDICTS   Secretary Of Interior Calls Special Press Conference Today

{ees Schedules pecial Press Session Today   Call Follows Report He May Leave Post Over Pauley Affair

Ickes Holds Special Press Parley Today on Heels of Resignation Talk

ICKES ARRANGES TO SEE PRESS   CALLS CONFERENCE AMD REPORTS THAT HE WILE. SOON LEAVE CABINET.

Ickes To Quit, It Is Reporfed   Secretary Calls Special Press Conference  Today

Truman OK Seen  On Hobbs Bill   Approval Would Come ‘With Reluctance’

NEW LABOR BILL APPROVAL SEEN   Measure Designed To Preveni  Union Racketeering

cel Walkout “Potiations ~ Stalemate   lans for Possible '. S. Intervention \Cegin to Take Shape

NO ACTION YET IN STEEL TIEUP   Possible Intervention By Government Believed Taking Shape

Bormann May Be Leading 40,000 SS Men tn Secret Hideout In Bavaria

40, 000 Former S. 5. Troopers Reported In Mountain Areas   Security Officers Start Drive To Effect. Canture

Administration Supporters Seek To Breal Deadlock On Truman Legislative Progran

Pro-Truman Forces to Seek Action   Sidetracked Proposals Create Bloc; New Moves Made

ACTION WANTED  Administration Leaders Move To Speed Legislative Program

House Attacks Truman Block   Effort To Be Made to Move  President's Proeram

Seek to Speed Passage of Several Bills   Employment Service Fact-Finding Issues Considered by House

Congressional Leaders Seek To End Bottleneck Holding Up Truman Levislative Plan

LAWS SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT TO BE PUSHED   OPPOSITION FACES MOST OF HIS PROPOSALS

Congress Moves Into Aciion On Truman Progran   President's Proposals  To Be Expedited

Truman Aid: Map Battle In Congress  Drive to Smash   Drive to Smash Bottleneck on Executive Bills

House Pressing for Action of Maior Leaislation Requested by President

CONGRESS URGED TO SPEED WORK   Leaders Take Action T ‘Break Bottleneck

Seek To Rush Proposals Of  Pres. Truman   ‘House Leader Anxious To Speed Consideration - Of Over Score Of Bills.   ‘FILIBUSTER IS BLOCK

SOLDIER'S WIFE KIDNAPED, SLAIN   Body Of Woman Missing * 45 Days Found With Ex-Convict Suitor

Find Bodies In ~ Death Mystery   Murder, Suicide Theory Advanced

SEARCH ENDED “AS BODIES FOUND   Kidnaped Soldier’s Wife, ExConvict Suitor Are Victims

MISSING PAIR FOUND SLAIN   Bodies of -Soldier’s Wife. Ex-Convict Suitor Are Discovered in Swamp

Soldier’s Wife And Kidnaper Found Dead   Woman Abducted From Bed Sept. 27 By Paroled Convict

Searchers, Aided By Blimp, Find Bodies Of Woman And Her Kidnaper

Bodies Of Woman And Convict Found      Searchers Locate Couple In Desolate New Jersey Forest

Arabs Appeal lo Pope Pius   Higher Committee Nominates Four De legates For Mission To Rome

Unions Are Told Not To Provoke Passage of Antilabor Laws by Congress  i NATION FACES CRISIS  Sta te of Virginia Orders Lewis To Appear Before Corporation Commission

FORMAL TRIAL FOR UMW HEAD SET TOMORROW   Postponement Motion Denied; Showdown Expected

SEN. BANKHEAD HIT BY STROKE   Veteran Solon Is Carried From U.S. Capitol In Stretcher

Ewing Ordered: HMeld:For First Desree Murder      Coroner's Jury Holds Him Responsible For Death of Wife.

68 GRADUATES AT DELONE HIGH   That Number Of Young People Will Receive Diplomas At Commencement Exercises Next Sunday

Steelman Named Executive Aide; OWMR Is Ended   Fleming Takes Over OPA, CPA, OES And Reconversion Duties; File Wyall Posts

Fleming Placed In Charge of New Agency   ‘Office of Temporary Controls’ Absorbs OPA, CPA, OWMR

NEW ‘OFFICE OF TEMPORARY iCONTROLS’ SET   Truman Reveals WMR, OPA, CPA, OES Work Cames Tinder Fleming

Four Agencies Merged Into  a q Single Group   Steelman Named as Assistant to Help  Cordinate Program Of Federal Groups

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Goering Capsule May Have Been Inserted During Operation —

Curtailment of Power Use to  Hit 21 States   Nation’s Industrial Production Begins to Feel Strike’s Effects

Electric Power Use  In State Affected   Freight Shipment Embarge Postponed ‘Few Days’

21 States Ordered To Dim Lights   Order Bans Yule Lighting; Stores To Be Hard Hit

DIMOUT FOR 21 STATES GOES INTO EFFECT NEXT MONDAY   Government Acts To Save Dwindling Coal Stocks; Wil Be Enferced Here With Christmas Decorations Being Eliminated

DRASTIC CUTS ARE ORDERED TO SAVE COAL   LEWIS PREPARES FOR SHOWDOWN LEGAL FIGHT

"Sweeping Dimout Set For Monday  Applies To 21 States, District Of Columbia

U.S. ACTS TOCONSERVE COAL STOCKS   Use of Electricity for Street Lighting, Advertising and Other Pure poses Curtailed.   SWEEPING DECREE AFFECTS MISSOURI   Rail Freight Embargo Postponed—Use of Natural Gas to Ease Coal Shortage Proposed.

Coal Strike Calls For Dimout In 21 States On Monday   Civilian Production Chief Orders Sweeping Curs tailment Of Electricity Uses More Drastic Than Wartime Controls

Drastic Order Takes Effect Monday   Use Of Electricity For Store Windows, Advertising Signs Banned   STREET LIGHTING WILL BE CUT 25 PER CENT   Christmas Tree Lighting Will Be Out Unless  ‘Strike Is Settled

A DRASTIC DIMOUT IS NOW IN EFFECT   Nation-Wide Coal Strike Resulis in Restrictions on the Use of Electric Lighting.

Sweeping Dimout Order Issued  Ruling More Drastic Than in Wartime

   - Of H     Ts tails Use % ectrical Power   Government Presses ‘Fight

Lewis Ready For Showdown  Legal Tussle   Coal Strike Forces First Layoffs; End of Wagner Act Demanded

All Areas Served By Coal-Burning Plants Affected  Ban, More Rigid Than  In Wartime, Goes eo ere . ee et

Reorganization of State Department Suggested In GOP Policy Group Report

Suggestion: offered by  committee Republicans to  elect chairman

GOP Chairman To Be Chosen   Reece and Danaher Fayored for Party's Position

GOP Unit Asks Parfy Condemn Foreign Policy   Reece: Favored For Selection to Chatrmanship

Foreign Affairs Resolution Will Be Put to GOP   arty Is Urged To Deplore Administration ‘‘Inefficiency’

Crash of Three Chinese Planes Kills 62 and Injures 16   Fourth Airliner Is Reported Missing; Feared to Have Crashed

THREE PLANES ARE WRECKED OUTSIDE CITY   Tragedy Due to Heavy Fog—Fourth Liner Missing, 7 Passengers Aboard,

62 Killedin 3 Air Crashes At Shanghai   Airliners Trapped in For; ‘Fourth Plane With 7 _Aboard Missing

62 Killed In Worst China Air Disaster   Sudden Fog Traps Three Transports In Shanghai Area

PLANES TRAPPED BY SUDDEN FOG; FOURTH MISSING   16 Injured In Worst Commercial Airline Disaster

FOURTH PLANE FEARED LOST      62 Persons ure Killed and 16 Ser iously Injured in Crashes Outalide Shanghal — Ono American Pilot fs Killed,

62 KILLED AS PLANES CRASE AT SHANGHAI   Three Airliners Crash in Foa; One Americen Killed

anes Fall When Trapped By Fog That Closes In Without Warning   “ourth Airliner Is Believed Down   Woman And Three Children Burned When One Of Planes Hits House

62 Persons Killed As Fog Causes 3 Planes to Crash   Tricky Weather Over Shanghai Area Gets Blame for Tragedies

TRIPLE PLANE CRACKUP HURTS 16 PASSENGERS   Fourth Airliner Also Missing; U. S, Pilot’: Killed

62. Killed and 16 Injured When Three Fog-Trapped Planes Crash   Fog Halts Search for Transport Lost in California Mountains   Two More Survivors Of Air Crash Rescued

Three Airliners Trapped in Fog Near Shanghai  — Sixteen Seriously Hurt, 1 American Amona Dead

IN CHINA- _  62 Killed In 3 Air.  Crashes   - PLANES. PILE UP INCROCG :

Sixteen Perssons Are Seriously Injured in Triple Accident Last Evening Near City.  AMERICAN PILOT ONE OF VICTIMS

Sudden Shroud Of Fog Traps Chinese Planes   Fourth Liner With  7 Passengers Lost

WERE TRAPPED BY FOG; xo WITHIN. THREE HOURS;: ONE AMERICAN AMONG.”

FOG CAUSES TRIPLE TRAGEDY AT SHANGHAI   Search for U. 8S. Airliner Still On

Fourth Plane Sought As 62 Die and 16 Are Hurt In Three Airliner Crashes

DENY JOBLESS PAY TO VETS ON STRIKE   BRADLEY HOLDS THEY ARE ENTITLED TO NOTHING UNDER G. I. MEASURE.

No Compensation For Veterans On Strike-Bradley VFW Wants Law to Giv  Money To Ex-Gls ““N6t Voting

VETERANS LOSE PAY IN STOMES   Unemployment. efit - Not Allowed By GI Bill Of Rights

4-H And F.F.A. Calf Show In Cullman Monday, April 29th   Over 100 Calves Expected To Show At Local Stock Yd.

ck MeKeldin No nd Disclosing Hii  inl/PoHtical Aim   “You Can Never Tell.” He:  Says When Asked (f He  Would File For Repub Hean Nomination

Naval. Veterans Are Called for Maritime Duty   Former Officers and Enlisted Men Affected By Forrestal Order   VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT BY NAVY SECRETARY   Truman Has Power to Call Men to Active Duty if  Strike Comes 

MUSTERING MEN FOR SERVICE DURING STRIKE   Secretary Forrestal Orders Recruiting Sajlars To Man Shins

NAVY TO CALI QUT CERTAIN RESERVISTS   Threatened Maritime Strike Meets Emergency Measures

U.S. MEDIATION ATTEMPTS FAIL; CRISIS GRAVE      Unions Give Leeway On Pay, 40-Hour Week Demands

NAVY TO SEEK MEN T0 SAIL U.S. FLEET IF STRIKE IS CALLED   Message Is Sent Out to All Naval Stations in Nation; Dispute Seen for Maritime Men Is Cause.   SECRETARY TELLS OF PLANS TODAY

Gobs to Sail Union Ships lt Tied Up   Forrestal Orders Sereening of All Officers. Enlistees

~— PREPARED — Crews Set If Strike © Is Called   _ Active Duty Order Awaits Truman’s Signature

NAVY LINES UP SAILORS 10 MAN MERCHANT FLEET   Reserve Officers, Vets and Volunteers to Be Used Hf Strike Develops   MAY HALT DEMOBILIZING   Forrestal Orders Move in Face of Walkout Set for June 15

Forrestal Will Detail Men To Maritime Fleet   Demobilization  May Be Halted

"Keeping Stock Healthy” Will Be February 11th Fvenina School Subject!

viet Woman Spy. Exposed In U.S. Zone   Admits Efforts To Undermine American Authority in Germany

U. S. Turns Over Woman Spy To Russian Army   Spent Year In American Zone

Hanes Speaks To NC Bankers   Says Government May Take Over Banks If Pres. ent Plan Followed

MUST CHECK CONFLICTS IN MANCHURIA   Urges Peace Terms Be Sent There Soon As Possible

Unrest  Mounts In China   Renewed Civil War . Feared If Strife in Manchuria Continues; Soong Offers to Quit.

Chinese Group Is Seriously Worried   ted Me Ah  League Warns Thet Menchurian Conflicts Plunae China Inta Civil Wee

Congress Opens Wrangle Over Truman's Pleas   Views on Army May Pave Way For New Delays

Declares “War Not Over”; Aims Can Yet Be Lost   Army Chief of Staff Warns Army Must Be Certain Of Manpower to Carry Out Pledges   Shortage Cannot Be Foreseen, Claim   Backs Truman’s Ingistence That Selective Service Be Continued: Cats Across  Party Linea

TRUMAN STIRS CONGRESS ROW      Insistence On Draft, Merger Causes Heated Debate

‘Ike’ in Plea to Extend Draft   *« De te ee rere re erence iene Mee ee New Controversy as Truman Insists On Military Legislation

Warns of Being “Caught Short” if Law Expires   Chief of Staff Speaks to Congress As Committee Prepares to Vote on Bill

War Is Not Over, Ike Warns, Asks Draft Extensior   Chief Of Staff Says More Men Needed

Draft Is Vital To Security   Fisenhower Renews Plea For Extension: Truman's Military Proposals Eyed

Ike Pleads For Draft   Urges Senate Not to Gamble With “Peace And Security of World”

Eisenhower Pleads With Congress To Extend Draft For Another Year   General Says Gambling With National Security And Peace And Security Of World  Is Dangerous

—MILITARY—  Keep Draft Misenhower  Senate Committee To Vote Tuesday

Expiration Of)Draft Will Leave Army Short of Many Men, Gen. Eisenhower Says

Eisenhower Pleads With Senate Group Extend Selective Service   No Time To Gamble With National Security, Chief Of Staff Tells Military Committee

‘Don't Gamble With Security Of Nation, He  Tells Congress   Senate Committee to Vote Tuesday on Selective  Service Bill

TRUMAN DRAFT VIEWS RAPPED   Some Lawmakers Opposed to Selective Service Plans Outlined by Chief

ASSERTS ARMY TO BE SHORT WITHOUT LAV   Warns Congress U. S Security at Stake On Conscription

Eisenhower Pleads Against U. S. ‘Gamble’   Nobody Can Know Manpower Shortage Tf Draft Ends

Truman Intends To Remain Firm On Levislation   Wants Draft Extended, Army-Navy Merger And Universal Training

Truman Merger Plans Set Off New Controversy  Way For Postponing Action On Draft Bill

Eisenhower Warns Against Ending Draft   Declares It Would Be Gamble With Peace and Security of World

'ruman’s Insistence On Draft, Training And Army-Navy Merger Cuts Party Lines

Truman’s Firm Insistence On Draft Extension Causes Fresh Controversy

Says No One Knows What Requirements Will Be; Truman Attitude Brings New Controversy

Eisenhower Asserts Army to Be Short If Draft Is Ended  Senate Group Plans To Vote Tuesday On Aect’s Extension

Truman demand For Armed Might Causes FreshRov  Solons Fear Speech Will Delay   Solons Fear Speech Will Delay  Universal Training

Lawmakers Are Plunged Into Sharp Party Fishts   Truman’s Proposals Start Draft Contest

lke Speaks for Draft Extension  Nobody Knows What Expiration Means

STIRS FRESH CONTROVERSY IN CAPITAL   Divergent Views Cut Sharply Across Party Lines

Truman Talk Causes Dispute   Statement Training Does Not Involve Draft Arouses Controversy

TrumanlnsistenceOnDratt, Merger, Forced Training Plunges Solons In Turmoil

Eisenhower Says No One Knows Exactly What Shortage Would Be Thereby

TRUMAN'S ARMY DAY ADDRESS STARTS TALKS   Urges Draft Extension, ArmyNavy Merger, Training Bill

War fsu’t Over, Eisonhawer Asserts General Pleads With Congress Not To Gamble With Nation’s Security

Don't Gamble, Extend Draft:  Gen. Eisenhower   Security Imperiled If Armed Forces’ Are  Weakened, ‘Ike’ Warns.

Controversy Cuts Across Party Lines... .  Truman’s Call For Strong Defense Starts New Fight

“IKE” ASKS CONTINUATION OF THE DRAFT   He Tells Solons No One Knows How Many Men Armed Forces Will Be Short if the Selective Service Law Expires.

Bowles Voices. Inflation Threat  ‘Stop Monkeying’ LaGuardia Uraes

KEEP CONTROL ORENDIT,IS BOWLES VIEW.   Says Amendments To OPA Would Lead Sy. Wall Inflation

‘UP OR DOWN’ Price Control BickeringRapped   Nelson Spikes Rumors He Is  In [ll Health

BOWLES WANTS DECISION   Says He Wishes Congress Would Vote Definitely on OPA 

Vrees Stable rice Policy   Bowles Demands Decision By. Congress On Price Control.

BREAD RATION PLAN REVEALED BY STABILIZER   Asserts Pending Price Bill Carries Threat Of Inflation

bowles Wants Decision On OPA   Says Amendments In Pending Legislation Will Bring Inflation

‘Let’s Have Price Control or Drop It,’ Bowles Urges   Stabilization Chief Says Amendments Sure To Hasten Inflation; LaGuardia Advises Senate Will “Stop Monkeying With OPA”

FOOD BLOCKADE HITS SQUATTERS   Hunger Plagues ‘Invaders’: Reds Defy Government

Bobbies Circle  Squatter Site Food For Children Stopped By Blockade

Squatters are Blockaded   London Bobbies Keep Food from Squatters In Apartments

Government Says ‘Anarchy’McCormick =~ But Squatters Still StickRites Friday

Clamp Blockade Upon “Squatters’   Police Refuse To Permi Sympathizers. To Pass Food Into Buildings

Refuse Food to Squatters Who Take  Possession of Empty London Homes

Road to Aircraft Factory Blocked By Sympathizers  Automobiles Used To Prevent Entry ' Inta Vultee Plant

Medley Dies For Slaying   Killer, Protesting Innocence, Walks to Chair Mumbling Prayer

MURDERERS GET ELECTRIC CHAIR   Joseph D. Medley Pays For Killing Woman, Claims Innocence

DEWEY PACES GOF GOVERNORS INTC VICTORY TUESDAY   Republicans Take Over Leader. ship in at Least 20 States in Off-Year Voting

Montana Bankers, Insurance Men Hold Joint Meet  Executive Grouos Her   Executive Groups Hea Discussion of Auto Finance Plan

Montana Bankers, Insurance Men Hold Joint Meet  Executive Groups Het

COAL WASN'T MENTICNED AT LEWIS TRIAL   Judge Ignores John L. Lewis Ignores Everybody

Poland Swept by Political Murders   Byres Reveals Crisis; U. S. Warns Warsaw

N Farmers, Who Once Prayed For Rain, Sit With Muddy Boots And Wonder If It'll Ever Dry Out You Could Paddle

Kansas ‘Dust Bowl’ Flooded Coyotes and Cattle Marooned. Toaether

Picket Line At Swift's Is Broken.      Court Order Halts  Blockade; CIO Leade: Sees Moral Victory © As Only 175 Report

QUIET AT SWIFTS   Court Order Blocks Mass Picket Line at Packing Plant

PACKING STRIKE PEACE SOUGHT   Workers Scheduled To Walk Out at Midnight

THREAT OF MEAT WALKOUT GROWS   CONCILIATION EFFORTS NEAR END—ALL SIDES TERM SITUATION DARK,

10 SMALL FIRMS STON AGREEMENTS WITH C10, AFL   But Hope Dims for Averting Walkout in Principal Packing Plants   MEAT SUPPLY IS SCANT   Poultry, Eggs and Fish Are Ample for Month; Cheese Already Inadequate

Hope Held For Agreement In Packing Strike  Workers Would Qui At Midnight Under

Ford Offers Wage Boost of 17/2 Cents Per Hour   875,000 Are Now  Idle as Strikes  Spread Over Nation —

EFFORT MADE TO HEAD. OFF MEAT STRIKE      Scheduled For One Minute After Midnight, Seek Strike Delay

FINAL BID BEGUN FOR MEAT PEACE   Packing House Workers Set To Walk Out At Midnight

ANOTHER STRIKE LOOMS TONIGHT   Government Conciliators Try ing To Avert Walkout in . -Packing Houses

FHA Authorizes — Student Housing . At Western Union  Ten F amily Units  ToBe. Erected ©  “This. Summer

FHA Authorizes Student Housing At Western Union  Tee Pamily Unite   Ten Family Units To Be Erected This Summer

Premier Seeks To Keep Post  r._.4. p.....wehla   Feels Responsible For Constitution

SHIDEHARA WILL TRY TO STAY ON      Hopes To Hold Seat By Making Connections With Party

TEXAS POLITICS:  Explosions of Candidates ~ Coincide With Atom Test

7MillionIn U.S. German Zone ToVate      Legislatures; Tite - Greater Hesse Lssies

Germans Vote Today ou New  Constitutions   Nearly Seven Million Voters in Bavaria and Grealer Hesse Will Ballot

Germans Will Vote On Socialism Issue   Bavaria, Greater Hesse Balloting Slated Today

/Germans to Vote  on Constitution Nearly 7,000,000 May Cast Ballots

MASS FAMINE THREAT EASED, HOOVER SAYS   STARVATION STAYS AS MENACE ONLY IN CHINA   Crisis Not Over

Hoover Says Mas: Starvation Halted   Conditions In China  Remain Grave, Says

————eE Oe aa ee  Mass Starvation In World Averted  Hoover Reports

Final Report Submitted On rood Mission   Hoover Says World Star. vation Prevented Except in China

Mass Starving -Threat.Ended,  e ~ Hoover Claims   Relief in China Is Only  Partially Successful, Bil werven: Ack orn Wine t le 7

STARVATION OF MILLIONS BEING RELIEVED SOME   Mass Hunger Alleviated Everywhere Except China, Hoover Says   PRECARIOUSNESS OF SITUATION REMAINS

[Bet Sacrifice Still Needed   Hoover Says Mass Storvation : Ayerted For Alf But China

Hoover Asserts Mass Starvation In World, Except China, Prevented

Mass Starvation in World Apparently Has Been Avoided Except for China, Hoover Says

Mass Starvation in World  Averted Except in China Hoover Makes Final Mission Report

‘Spain Complains Of ‘Red’ Scheme   Says Communists Want To Drag Country Into Disorder And Chaos

Franco Blames Woe on Reds  Statement Declares French Border Action

Franco Calls French Acts ‘Part of Plot’   Communists Strive For Spain Chaos, Dictator Charges

SPAIN BLAMES ‘COMMUNISM’ FOR CLOSURE   Cabinet Charges Others Be. side French for AntiFranco Move «

Declares Demonstration: ~ Abroad Designed “{o Drag. ‘Country Into Chaos

Franco's Regime Raps France for Closing Frontier   Cabinet Statement Says Demonstrations Abroac Are Part of International Communist . Plot te Drag Spain Into “Disorder, Chaos”

FRANCC SPAIN BITTER   Madrid Charges ‘International Communist’ Plot

‘Spain Blames International Communism For Anti-Franco ‘Campaign And Border Closure   Claim Anti-Spanish Demonstrations Designed To Drag Spain Into Disorder

Franco Lays Break to Communists   International Plot to Drag Spain Down in Disorder, Chaos

SpanishGovernmentClaims \Actions Are Promulgated By Communist Influences

Large Group At _ Mother-Daughter Banquet In Church  St. John’s Lutheran - Missionary Sponsors Event Wednesdav

Large Group At Mother-Daughter Banquet In Church  Cu. Fh..39. F¥ .. at...   St. John’s Lutheran Missionary Sponsors Event Wednesday

President Has His Troubles White 7 ea Refuses to Take 2,000 Baby Chicks Sent COD

Chicks Find Home—Not Ai White House   Trumen Refuses to Accept ‘em But Plenty of Washingtoniens Wanted Them

COAL CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS RECESS TODAY   Belay In Discussing Contract Caused By General Election

WALKQU!S SPREAD IN NATION 5 MINES: PARLEY RECESSES   Coal Workers Take Da Off to Vote Today; Wildcat Stoppages in Country Increase.   PRODUCTION CUT DESCRIBED IN U.S.

N. Y. WORK STOPPAGE ORDERED BY C. . 0.   ix Hundred Thousand Instructed 1o Remain Away From Jobs for %Jlour Period Feb. 10.

Demonstration On Feb. 11 Will Involve Nearly 600,000 Workers   Iwo-Hour Stoppage Would Be in Support of Western Union Strike   WU'S MAIN BUILDING TO BE PROTEST SCENE   Conspiracy” To Reduce Living Standards Is Charged by Council

House Gets Labor Bill  Rules Committee to Consider Senate Bill Paeccad R.. Goneaba

Truman’s Labor Measure Gets To Rules Committee   Chamber Expected To Agree To Modified  Senate Measure

aliorate Commitice Awaits Bill   Strike Curb Bill Vote Due For  Delay Of At Least One Week

Truman Labor Bill ‘Doomed to Detour   Whittled-Down OPA  Bill Heads for Senate   Senate Takes Up Bill To Revamp Congress

SLOW ACTION ON STRIKE CONTROL   Emergency Measure To Seldom-Hurried House Rules Committee.

Emergency Strike Curb Bill Heads lor Rules Group   No Action Expected This ~ Week.

BARUCH DEFERS VOTE: AS RUSSIA NOICES DISSENT   Will Wait Until Friday in an Effort to Swing Soviet Behind Program °   END TO DEBATE ASKED   Chief American Delegate Is Anxious to Complete Action-on Plan

Russia Balks At Proposal fo Give Un Veto   Gromyko Says Impossible to Agree At Present Time

SAYS PROGRAM NOTIN ACCORD WITHUNPLAN   Gromyko Rejects Veto Proposal

Plea by British And U:S.; Russia Stalls for Time   Commission Hears Gromyko Pilea For Delay; Baruch Demands Immediate Vote

UNTo Tackle Fascist Spain  Problem Today   Compromise Action Is Like. ly To Provide For Probe And Report May 17   U.S. NOT TO BE IN PROBING BODY

ARALS GOON STRIKE, TODAY AND JEWS SCHEDULED TO     _ STAGE WALKOUTS  FOMORROW-___---——~

Britain Fears Extension Of Bomb Attacks   Rome Embassy Blast Called First Blow In Resistance War

MOSLEM STRIKE HITS PALESTINE: JEWS ARE NEXT   Balfour Pact Protest Slows Down Holy Land

STEEL PRICE BOOST MIGHT AVERT STRIKE   Wire Walkout Would Result in New York Telegraphic Isolation

Steel Price Rise. OK'd ~ By Truman   President Not Sue ft Will Avert Strika of --. 800,000 Men Next *Mondoy

Gotham Isolated By WU Walkout   Truman Statement Viewed . With Optimism:

Casualties Mount Steadily In City   British News Agency Reports 270 Killed And $1,600 Injured; Some Shops Are Burned And Others Looted :

250 KILLED AS MOSLEM-HINDU BATTLE RAGES   Bengal Governor Decries ‘Mob Rule’ On Eve Of Self Government

Troops Clearing Streets With Aid Of Armored Cars   Sir Frederick Burrows Deplores “Mob Rule On Eve of SelfGovernment In Land

250 Killed, 1,600 Hurt In India Riots   Police In Calcutta Attempt to Halt Hindu-Moselm Clashes

1,000 WOUNDED AS MOSLEMS PROTEST   Bloody Clashes Continue Despite Curfew   LOOTING LOSSES   Etsimated At 3 Millions; Demonstrators Burn Homes and Churches -

FIGHT RAGING   Hundreds Killed -as—Rieting-of Moslems and Hindus Reaches New Peak   BRITISH. TROOPS TRYING TO BRING ABOUT ORDER

Hindus, Moslems Clash In India: Over 1,000 Hurt   Violence Renewed Today Following Orgy Of Bloodshed

Casualties Mounting in  e  Caleutta Riot   Army Units Help Restore Order

Death Toll Is 250; 1,600 Hurt   Arson, Looting Mark Continuation Of Riots in India

INDIAN TROOPS HIRE TO CLEAR LOOTING CROWD   All Parties Condemn Riots on Eve of Self.  Government for India

Street: Clashes Are Unabated Despite Curfew   Reutera Estimates 270 Killed and 1,600 Injus ed; British Troops Help Police   Use Firearms to Break Up Crowds   Moslem and Hinds ead. ers Appeal 10.Riolers to “Stop This Fratraeidal War”

250 Killed As Indian Battle In Second Day   ‘Sixteen Hundred Injured As Moslems, Hindus Fight In Calcutta.

1600 Injured In Two Days o Street Clashes   Pitched Battle Fought By Moslems, Hindus In Central Caleutta

Arson and Stabbings Hit City   Moslems Hold AntiBritish Demonstrations. Clash With Hindus.

scores Dead, Hurt in Day of Rioting in Calcutta, India   Aoslem Demonstrations Against British Plans Cost Heavily

Moslems And Hindus Renew Rioting In Calcutta: Toll Of Casualties Grows

PITCHED BATTLE IS  RAGING; ESTIMATE  OF DEAD NOW 270 BRITISH ARMY. ENTERS  FRAY TO HELP BRING ORNER ON SECOND DAY

Moslems and Hindus Riot Inio Night   Protest Against British Plans for Independence Out of Hand and Leads To Bloody Clashes

1,600 Injured in Two Days of War In Center of City   $4,000,000 Damage As ayer Troops Struggle With Mobs

POLICE STRUGGLE TO RESTORE CROER IN CALCUTTA   Ine Hundred Were Killed and 1000 Were Wounded Yesterday,   HINDU-MOSI     M BATTLE   Prohibit the Assembly of Five or More Persons; Stop Carrying Weapons.

Dead Es*mated At 250 As Moslea= - And Hindus Fioht. Riot 1< Calcutta

Moslem-Hindu Riots Renewed LW Calcutta   Casualty Total Tops 100 Mark; Army Aids Police

100 LEFT DEAD, 1,000 WOUNDED BY INDIA ROUTS   Police Struggle To Restore Order After Fighting In Streets Of Calcutta

New Battle Is Raging In Caleutta   250 Believed Killed In Two Days Rioting Of Moslems, Hindus;  ch er aa oe

Officers Seeking ToQuell Rioting   Calcutta Is Scene Of Latest Wild Street Fight

New India Riots  Dead Reacn 2/0   1600 to 2000 Injured as Moslem-Hindu Fighting, Looting Increases in Calcutta; Police Fire Into Surging Street Mobs

270 KILLED IN INDIA CLASHES   2,000 Reported Hurt When Hindus, Moslems Stage Riot in Calcutta

250 Killed And 1600 Injured In Two-Day Fight   Arson, Looting and Stah bing Mark Battle Between Crowds of Hindus + and Mozlems   Political Leaders - Condemn Clashes   British and Indian Troops, Reinforced by Armored Cars, Struggle to Clear Streets

Casualties Mount, As Bloody Riots — Continue in India  ‘Hindus and Moslems  Fight Pitched Battle In Calcutta Streets

—Hindus And Mosle  Calcutta Toll Soars To 250   Arson, Looting And Stabbings Mark Another Day And Night Of Violence; 1,600 Injured

REPORT OVER 1,000 INJURED IN DISORDERS   Police Attempt to Restore Order After Fierce Street Battles

Calcutta Battles Rage As Riofers Loot Burn, Kill   Estimated 250 Dead On Second Day of  AAnclam I Inricina

REPORT 250 KILLED, 1,600 HURT   Clashes Begin With ‘Direct*Action Day’ Of Moslems

Calcutta Police Struggle To Halt Moslem Riotiné   ‘Anti-British Demonstration  .- Brings. Death To: 100; “Report 1000 Wounded.

Riot Deaths Set At 250 In Two Days   Arson, Looting, Stabbing Feature Hindu - Moslem  Mob Clashes.

2530 Are Killed in Moslem and Hindu Rioting   Estimated 1,600 Hurt; Arson, Looting Mark Night Violence

Casualties in Calcutta Clashes Mount   Report 270 Are Killed in Bloody Rioting

Casualties in Calcutta Clashes Moun!  TD sen ond   Report 270 Are Killed in Bloody Rioting

MOSLEMS AND HINDUS CLASH  770 Said Killed, Many Injured As Calcutta Is Rocked By Riots

Losses May Top $3,000,000; Governor ot Bengal Deplores Mob Rule on Eve of Indian Indevendence: Bodies Clog Streets

Calcutta Torn By Strife Has A Hundred Dead   Police Are Being Assisted By British Troops In Attempt To Restore Order

AUTHORITIES TRY TO BRING ORDER TODAY IN CALCUTTA   Report At Least 100 Dead After Day Of Bloody Street Fighting

DEATH TOLL MOUNTING IN INDIAN RIOTS   Moslems and Hindus Continue Battling In Calcutta

Toll of Dead Hits 250 in Indian Riots   1,600 Injured in Calcutte in Two Days; Looting, Arson, Stabbing.

Rioting Renewec In Calcutta: Death Toll 270   Moslems and Hindus Clash Two Days; Army Brings Order

Moslems and Hindus Riot Into Second Night as 250 Killed and 2,000 Injured

WILD RIOTING IN CALCUTTA LEAVES 90 DEAD   Demonstration Against British Independence

Pitched Battle Rages Tonight In Indian City      Moslems, Hindus Clash. Again; Police Struggle To Clear Streets

Disorders Continue In India —   Police Struggle Against Riots Protesting British Independence Plan

Calcutta Riots Fatal to 270; Battle Rages   Casualties Mount As Hindus, Moslems Continue Fighting

100 Dead in Calcutta Riots   Police Struggle to Restore Order After Hindu-Moslem Clash

1600 Hurt as Indian  Mobs Riot   Troops Reinforced With Armored Cars Fight to Clear City

Police Struggle to Restore Order With Clashes, Looting Continuing; Orders Against Assemblage Issued

Calcutta Riot Death Toll Is Still Growing   270 Known Dead, 1600 Injured in Desperate Fight Between Hindus And Moslems in City

THEY FIGHT IN STREETS OF CALCUTTA   Struggle Comes After Another Day of Riots Marked by Arson, Looting and Stabbing Incidents in Indian City.

Cost of Calcutta Riots Set at 100° Dead, 1000 Injured   Police Struggle fo  Restore Order---New # Delhi Radio Report  Doubles Casuniziae

CALCUTTA RIOTS BREAK QUT ANEW;  CASUALTIES GROW   Toll in Two Days of Bloody Clashes Estimated at 270 Killed and 1,600 Wounded.   POLICE OPEN FIRE INTO ANGRY CROWDS   Shops Burned, Others Looted As Moslems and Hindus Battle—Leaders Appeal for Order.

100 Dead, 1,000 Hurt After Moslem Demonstration In  India Against British Plans

BATTLE RAGES ONIN STREETS OF CALCUTTA   Arson, Looting ana  Stabbing Incidents nate Cantinued Riot

BLOOD RU HINDUS CLASH WITH MOSLEMS   a6 Orgy Of Violence ®, Looting Touched Off In India Over British Plan For Country's  Indenendence.

Lausche Hopeful Power Strike Can Be Averted   Governor Cites Tangible Offer By Edison Co.

FIGHTS POWER STRIKE THREAT   Lausche Parley May Resull In Continuing Service to Third of State

GOP Chairman Predicts Win As He Quits      Brownell Ready To Give Up : Leadership On Monday

Race For GOP” Chairmanship  3-Way Affair   Stassen’s Forum Experiment Also Holds Political Interest.

GOP Picks Key States To Get House Control   Connectiert Man’ In Chairman RaceStassen Has Plan

G.0,P, CONTROL OF HOUSE SEEN   Brownell Sees Victories  Seven Of Key States

No Agreement is Made th "Phone Parley At Washington,  THURSDAY IS SET AS WALKOUT DATE  Many Workers Expected To Leave Jobs If Aeccord Isn’t Made.

UNIONS EXPECT PRESIDENT 10 INTERVENE —   300,000 Get Strike Call

B. of R. T., -ngineers Will Strike On March 11   Action by Truman Will Be Taken Under Advisement

Action By Truman Expected to Avert Railroad Walkout   Strike, Affecting 130 Major Lines, Called for Monday : By BRT, BLE

Brotherhood Officials Expect Truman Will Invoke Law, Stay Strike 30 Days

Expect Governm t Action Will Halt Railroad Strike   Set For Monday, Will Affect 130 Major Rail Lines

Announce 5 fe ie of Railroa’ é é  Begins Ma. 4 1      Walkout Would Idle 130 of ‘Nation’s Major Tratisportation Lines 

INTER VENTION BY TRUMAN Is POSSIBILITY   Union Chiefs Will Take’ Under “Advisement” Word From White House.   BULLETIN

RAIL STRIKE ON ALL MAIN LINES SET FOR MONDAY   Union Heads Expect Truman To Invoke Railway Labor Act

Halifax: Urges Loar Approval   Says Money Needed to Prevent Economic Chaos Leading to War

RAILROADS SET RECORD IN 1946   Volume Of Traffic 1 Greatest Of Any Peacetime Year

Green Says Answer To Housing Problem Lies In Unrestricted Buildina

RUSS PROTEST. IRAN ATTITUDE   Rebel: Tribes Build. = Fortifieations.. -

FARMER STRIKE GAINS SUPPORT   Produce Will Be Withheld Ir Drive To Abolish OPA

gl NSURANGE-RATE MAY. RISE HERE   City Told to Improve Alarm System, Fire Division

ALARM SYSTEM DEADLINE SET   City Given Until End of Year To Avert Rate Increase

MACARTHUR CALLED ON CONGRESS TO FURNISH TRANSPORTATION FOR WIVES

Reds Violating Treaty, Chinese Minister Avers   Manchurian Question Brought Out into Open for First Time

CHINA SPURNS RUSSIAN PLAN   Stick by “Pact Providing For Soviet Withdrawal _  From Manchuria

Soviets Ignore  Chinese Pact   Foreign Minister Wang Takes UNO to Task

GOVERNMENT TO RULE LINES IF PARLEY FAILS?   More Discussions Set for Tas day-—-Union Might Ever Ignore President

Phone Strike Negotiations To Be Resumed   Deadlock Continues; Government Seizure, Operators Strike to  Depend on Conference

Formal Walkout Of Operators in U.S. Threatenec   Strike Call Awaits Settlement of ACEW Pay Demands, Claim

Telephone Deadlock Unbroken   _ Parley to Resuine Today; U.S. May  Seize Industry

290,000 MORE WORKERS MAY JOIN WALKOUI   Operators Union i Threat of Strike;  Seizure Looms

Negotiations of W-E and Union Leaders Resume Today; Telephone Operators Over Nation Mey Strike, Tie Up Netion’s Communication System Including Papers, Radic

Formal Walkout By Operators Is Now Possibility   Workers May Refuse To Return To Jobs Even If Government Seizes

CONCILIATORS FAIL 10 SETTLE PHONE STRIKE   Formal Walkout of 250, 000 More Operators Threatened

Steel Strike Is Delayed for One Week  Weaae Aacraaman   Wage Agreement Expected by That Time

Peace Efforts Failure   Government May Be Forced to Act In New Emergency

Workers Refuse To Cross Picket Lines for Work   Expect Formal Walkout in Sympathy With Electricians

PAY DISPUTE INDISCUSSED NINE HOURS   Conciliators Will Try Again Today to Bring Western Electric and Installers Together.   ONE WAGE DEMAND REPORTED MODIFIED   Seizure Hinted if Conference Collapses-——Possibility of Operators’ Strike Mentioned.

‘Conference Resumes Today;  250,000 Operators Await  Result for Strike Call

Steel Strike Is Delayed for One Week   Wage Agreement Expected by That Time

Efforts To Get Pay Agreement Prove Futile   Negotiators Resume Con ference This Morning in  Attempt to Settle Long Distance Tieup   Federal Seizure Sull Considered   Meanwhile, Possibility of Formal Strike of 250,000 Operators Mentioned by One Union Official

Chiscling 0: Vets Causes VA Brooding   TRAINING PROGAM FOR Gi SHOULD BE STUIDEE BUREAU SAYS.

Weather Forecast   4 :  New Law May Aid VA In Curbing ‘Chiseling’

WHISKY RATION LISTS TO BE CUT   Eventual Abolishment of Current Curbs Expected

Soviet Makes Concessions In Balkans   Move Raises Hopes Of Clearing Obstacle To Peace

No Moves in Ship Strike   Truman Taking No Direct Hand in Seeking To End Strike

Mediator Gives Up Hope For Strike Truce   Leader Says Maritime Workers Not To Go Back To Work Until Wage Cuts Scrapped

Hopes tor karly Settlement of Maritime Strike Take Nosedive   By CHARLES H. HERROLD

499,000 OUT IN SEAMEN STRIKE   Federal Mediator Abandons Hope for Truce

INTERNATION AL COMMERCE HELD. UP BY STRIKE   Union Leader Reiterates That Seamen Will Not Return To Work Until Wage Cuts Are Restored.

Truce Hope Given Up in Ship Strike   John L. Lewis Offers Financial Help in Message Calling Wage Board “‘Boars’ Nest”

STRIKE TRUCE FAILS   Greatest Shipping Tieup in American History Continues

Strike Still Strangles U.S. Industry   Labor Department Official Says Truce Is Distant

STRIKE TIES UP SHIPS AS TRUCE EFFORT FAILS   International Commerce And Many Domestic Industries Hit By Walkout Of Seamen In Protest Against Wage Cut Ordered By Stabilization Board—Labor Department Mediator Unsuccessful In Negotiations With Union Leader At San Francisco.

~-MARI TIME— Hope Fades For Truce.  In Strike  Labor Mediator’s  Attarmnt Pailure

Union Holds Out For Wage Hikes   Shipping Strike Not _ Fa End Until Woge Cute Restored——Union

Workers Demand  Scrapping of Wage Cut Order   Walk-Out Strangles. International Trade,’ Domestic Industries -

Continue Shipping Strike   Hope for Truce Given up by Labor Department Mediator In San Francisco

No Solution To  Shipping Strike Deadlock Hangs On Wace Board Meeting

COMMERCE STRANGLED BY WALKOUT   Only Reversal Of Labor Board Can End Strike

DEFIANT UNION LEADERS REJECT U. §. PROPOSALS   Little Hope Seen For Early Settlement Of Maritime Sirike

Seamen Seek War Board’s Restoration  Of Pay Cuts   Deep Water Vessels Paralyzed By Group

WAGE CUTS MUST BE SCRAPPED, SAY STRIKING SEAMEN   CONTINUE TO TIE UP SHIPS, STRANGLING WORLD COMMERCE

International Commerce Is  At Standstill While Domestic Industries Feel Impact of Slowed Materials Shipping

TRUCE HOPES FADE; UNIONS REMAIN PAT   Labor Department Official Fails In First Mediation Attempt

Truman Stays  Out OF Strike      White House Declares President Keeping Hands Off Row

UNIONS LEADER SNUBS TRUCE IN SHIPPING FIGHT   Hannah Says Trip To Coast Proves Unsuccessful As Seamen Stand Pat

Seamen Not to Load Yugoslav Relief Vessels   Over 1,500 Vessels Idle, 400 Tugboats as Strike Goes Into Fifth Day   ‘By THE ASSOCTATED PRESS)

Onlv Survivor of Airplane Crash   Hope Fades for Port Truce: Seamen Balk Federal Offer

Fail in Effort To Obtain Trace In Ship Tie-Up   Ocean Commerce and Many Industries . Strangled by Strike

Hope Vanishes or Maritime Strike Truce   Stabilization Board to Reconsider Wage Rul: . ing Tomorrow:

Conference To Arrange Truce Is A Failure   Railroads Reveal 5,000 Loaded Cars  Damar:mina idieae

UNION LEADERS REJECT FEDERAL REQUEST TO WORK   By CHARLES H. HERROLKI

Union Leader Blames Tragic Blundering  CIO and AFL lLeadere   ClO and AFL Leaders Clash on Closing Los Angeles Port

Maritime Strike Strangles Nation, No Hope For Truce   Ports Of New England Are Completely Tied Up

Labor Mediator Fails In Truce On Ship-Tie-Up   Navy Unloads Liner; : No Truman Action; ' WSB Meets Tomorrow

Union Official Sees No Hope of End of Strike in Less Than Week or Two

Trace Hopes Are Given Up. By Mediator   Lundeberg Reiterates Men Will Not Resume Work Uaull Wage Cuts Are  Restored 4   WSB Scheduled To Meet Tomorrow   Over 1,500 Deep Water Vessels Paralyzed As Stoppage Enters * Fifth Dav

Labor Dept. Mediator Unsuccessful in Effort  At Ship Strike Truce

FREIGHT CARS ALSO IDLEB BY STRIKE   490,000 Stay Away From Jobs On Both Coasts   INDUSTRIES   Feel Effects Of Walkout; One Liner Is Permitted To Dock In New York

LEADER OF 90,000 SEAMEN ‘SAYS MEN WILL NOT RETURN ‘UNTIL DISPUTE IS ADJUSTED   Presidential Secretary Says Chief Executive Is Taking No Direct Hand In Efforts To End Crippling Stoppage in Harbors   LABOR OFFICIAL MAKES VAIN TRIP TO COAST

Conference To Arrange Truce Is A Failure   Railroads Reveal §,000 Loaded Cars Romainina Idle —

Pay Cuts Must Be Scrapped, Union Holds   Stabilization Board Meets Tomorrow In Washinaton

Negotiations on West Coast Fail to Bring Truce in the Nation's Shipping Strike   Situation Further Complicated by Refusal of New York Longshoremen to Lead Ships With Supplies Intended for Yugoslavia

TRUCE EFFORTS FAIL; MARITIME TIEUP GOES ON   World's Commerce, Domestic Industries Strangled by Shipping Strike

WATER TRANSPORT A’ OTANDSTILL; PEACE HOPE GROWS DIMMER  gsearemat gary Ulett me   UNION INSISTS WORK TO REMAIN STOPPED UNTIL U. S. GIVES IN

HOPES FOR END OF MARITIME STRIKE DASHE!   Union Rejects U.S. Proposals to End Walkout

WATER TRANSPORT 4’ STANDSTILL; PEACE HOPE GROWS DIMMER  UNION INSISTS WORK TO REMAIN STOPPED

TRUCE HOPE IN MARITIME STRIKE FADES   Leader of Seamen Declares Workers Will Not Return to Ships Until WSB Scraps Wage Cuts It Ordered.

International Commerce and Many Domestic Industries Affected by Maritime Walkout.  WAC CHAT RE RITITIING      WAGE SCALE RULING CAUSE OF UNREST

Record Port Tie-Up Hits Industries   Government Official on  Return te Washington  After Failure to Get  Agreement on Coast

Leader Winner In Move  For Aid   Commerce Is Held Down By Strike Of Seamen

Accuse Administration of --Favoritism to CIO — Asic -Reconsideration of Decision Made by Wage Stabilization Board,

Shipping Walkouts Strangle Commerce After Truce Fails   Labor Department Heads Unsuccessful in Bids For Settlements

Hope Abandonet For Shipping Strike Truce   Seamen Stand Pat On Demand That Higher Wages Be Approved

Defiant Unior Head Reject Govt. Plans   They Accuse Administration Officials Of Showing Favoritism  To CIO.

World Commerce Still Strangled By Port Walkouts   Assistant Labor Seeretary Fails in Try at Conciliation; Truman Remains Aloof From Issue; Many Railroad Cars Tied Up

TRUMAN NOT TAKING AGTION IN SHIP TIEUF   Hope for Truce Vanishes and Thousands of Freight Cars Pile Up.

Hope For Truce Abandoned By Labor Man   Yugoslavia To Get No Goods, Reqardless

Union Leader Declares’ Tieup Will Remain Until: WSB Scraps Wage Cuts.   BULLETIN

Boar-Gilt $ Sale... -. Saturday, Oct. 19  Forty Seven Head Will Be Offered

Fate Rests On Molotov And Byrne:   —BY JOHN M. HIGHTOWERAssociated Press Diplomatic

A City Mourns   St. Louis Had Planned Proud Welcome Home For Cardinal Glennon

Fairchance Powder  Plant Is Closing  Some Employes Are Tc : Be. Transferred

Report New Union Pronosa' én Rail Dispute   Govt. Optimistic Of Settlement Before Deadline

President Raises Question Whe ther Any Promises Had Bee: Made To Crewmen To Ge Them To Postpone Strike   SOME PROGRESS MADE IS REPOR‘

RAILWAY DISPUTE PROPOSAL 3 MADE BY UNION LEADERS   Truman Returns Today to Capital After Trip to Missouri; Optimism Apparent In Matter.

RAIL UNIONS HAVE NEW PROPOSAL    ‘Presented to ‘President; Details Not Disclosed - ”

Blond Woman Tells Of Village Attack      More Than Fifty Persons Killed in Skra, Wit ness Says

Price and Other Details of Stadium Deal Await Election Set for Saturday

Ex-Marines On Alert For Duty In Raul Crisis   Army Stands By Awaiting Formal Requests For Protection Or OQuber Soryvices

MARSHALL IS AVORABLE T0 PEACE ROLE   Yesidential Envoy Will‘ing to Arbitrate in Chiinese Civil Strife if  Chiang and Communists {Both Agree.

Reject Demand Of Russians In  Firm Message   United States Lanuches Carefully Prepared Offensive To Halt Pod Benaneian   “Not Bluffing,” Officials Assert   Reds- Had Proposed That Turkey, Soviet Share Defense of Vital Dardancelies

Relations Of . Two Countries Hits New Low   Opposed To Soviet Straights Control

Reveal Bargain Made With Reds To Combat Jap:   Terms Included Outright _ Possession, Of Kuriles, Outer Mongolia’s Status

[Russia Demanded Possession Of Kuriles, Restoration of Territories Lost to Japan

Price of Soviel Entry Into War In Pacific Told   Reveal Pact’s Text; Outright Possession of Kuriles Demanded

Russia Clamped On Three Conditions At Yalta Meet Including Kurile Control

—YALTA BIG THREE PACT REVEALED Promise To F ight J aps” Brought Russia Kuriles

Reds Pledged Jap War Aid At Yalta   Ownership of Kuriles, . South Sakhalin, and Manchurian Rail Rights Asked in Exchange

PACT PUBLIC   Russia Promised Full Possession. Of Kurile Islands

KURILE ISLANDS HANDED RUSSIA FOR PACIFIC AID   Stalin Clamped Two Other Conditions On Jap War In Yalta Agreement

Soviet Got Conditions For Aiding In Jap War   Kuriles Promised At Yalta Meeting

Secret Yalta Agreement Set Stage for Reds to Enter War   Ee tage ‘o Fight Japs When. Nezis Quit

Russ Decision To Fight Japs Made Year Ago   Soviets Demanded Kurile Isles; Decided To Fight 2-3 Months After Nazi Defeat

Russia Clamped 3 Conditions In Yalta ITreaty, Including Kurile Possession

Byrnes Bares Details Of Yalta Pact   Two Additional Conditions Become Known

Kuriles One of Soviet Demands   Condition Agreed to at Yalta as Price of Fighting Japs

Lal Olle] GAING IN WAR UN JAPANESE   Three Concessions Granted in Return for Pledge to Ficht Nippon.

Deal at Yalta On Kurile Islands Bared   Full Agreement Published, Giving Three Conditions For Red Entry in Jap War

Possession of Kuriles One Term   Status of Mongolian Republic Unchanged; Protect.. Soviet Rights

Big Three Pact Discloses Stalin's. — Fight-Japan Pledae Was Conditional

Stalin’s Price For Declaring War On Japan   Kurile Isles; Status Quo In- Mongolia; Restoration Pre-1904 Rights

Finally Reveal What Russia Obtained at Yalta For Fighting Jans Only Few Days

3 THINGS ASKED BY RUSSIA AT YALTA POW.WOW   Soviets Asked, in Return For  ‘Entering War Against Nippon, Outright Possession of KEK urifee

Long Secret Pact Terms Made Public   Gained Kurile Islands Outright in Turn for Pledge to Fight Japs

RUSSIA OWNS — KURILE ISLES   Price Tag For Entering Jap War Agreed Upon At Yalta

RUSSIANS GET KURILE ISLANDS   More Secret Agreements Made At Yalta Revealed.

Russia Joined Jap War on Pledges at Yalta, Pact Shows      Russia Got Kuriles and Use of Port Arthur, Port of Darien

Russia Given Kuriles At Yalta To Atfack Japs   Outer Mongolia Left Unchanged; Pre-190+ Lands Won By USSR

Rwy PATTY, MASON   etails of Soviet Agreement o Enter War Are Revealed

Long Secret "Big 3” Pact Made Public   Russia Given Kuriles for Their Entry in Wer Against Japan

TELL TERMS OF SOVIET ENTRY INTO JAP WAR   Given Kuriles, Other Island by FDR, Church“al At Yalta

Russia Will Get Kurile Islands In Secret Pac   Agreement At Yalta Comes To Light

REDS GRANTED 3 CONCESSIONS AT YALTA MEET   Soviet Regained Rights Held Prior to 1904 Attack by Nips

Secret Yalta Pact Terms Bared Today   Outright Possession Of Kurile Isles Main Soviet Point

Riissian Security Was Bolstered By  Yalta Agreements   Return of Former Terrttory, Other Provisions Made; Granted ‘Tiny Kurile Isles Offshore.

Kurile Island Deal Unveiled   Reds Entered War On 3-Point Demand

Secret Big-Three Far East Pact Told in Capitals   Russia To Get Kurile Islands For Entrance in Pacific War

Early Break Seen in Twe  Big Strikes Marine, Power Walkouts May Clear Hurdles

SHIPPING TIEUP DUE FOR BREAK   Marine Engineers Will Resume Negotiations Today In New York

Breaks Appear In Two Tie-Ups   Marine Negotiations  Will Resume Today

‘Battleship, Two Craft Are Sunk  Other Vessels Are Damaged By Blast

USS Arkansas, ,2 Small Craft Sunk by Bomb   72 Target Ships Escape in First Atomic -’ Underseas Blast; Saratoga Reported Listing and Down by Stern

UN Meet Called On  Iran Case   Withdrawal Of Red Troops May Cause Issue To Be Dropped

Security Council Expectec To Be Told That Red Troops Have Left   VETO QUESTION IS ‘BEING SIDETRACKED

UN to Take Up Iranian Case  On Wednesday   Issue May Be Dropped At That Time; Experts Shelve Discussions  Of Veto Question

U.N. Calls Mee Wednesday  On Iran Case   Delegates Anticipate Closing Issue‘asLast Soviets Leave

To Study Iran. Case On May &   Some UN Delegotes Ex press Belief Question Should be Dropped

Lie Calls U. N. To Study Iran Exit by Russia   Council Meets Wednesday; ’ Expected to Withdraw  tiaan Beane diemeicda

Iranian Case to  Be Taken Up  on Wednesday   Security Council Session Is Scheduled Then

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FINAL ACTION QN IRAN CASE   Vote to Drop Dispute Likely at Session On Wednesday

NEHRU RELEASED   Strong Feeling Stirred Up Among Indians by Arrest of Congress Party Leader.

Behing the Scenes as President Cracked Down on Steel Corporation

Pearson Says Truman in Middie Of Tug Of War Between Braintrusters In Attempts To Settle Dispute, Avert Strike

‘Pearson W ‘atches: Strike “Merry- Go- Round”  Final Showdown After Hours Of White House Negotiations

Drew Pearson Tells of Steel Strike Background   36th Division Members Ask Probe of Lost Engagement

Believe Tito's Decision Will Be Based On Extent of Russian Support; Byrnes Determined to Win Yugoslavian Shawdown

SOVIET SUPPORT TO DETERMINE YUGOSLAV REPLY   Ultimatum Handed Nation Is Very Stern; United Nations May Act

THINK RUSSIA MAY INFLUENCE TITO’S ACTION      U. S To Go To Security Council If Ultimatum Is Rejected

RED SUPPORT OF TITO SEEN KEY AN SHOWDOWN   Defiance of Note Would Place Action Before ITN Couneil

Byrnes Stakes U.S. Prestige On Ultimatum  Envoy Determined - To Get Showdown On Slav Crisis

_ -—AMERICAN PRESTIGE AT STAKE—  Byrnes May Accept Failure Of Parley to Win Showdown

Byrnes Siaxes U.5. Prestige On Ultimatum  Envoy Determined   Envoy Determined To Get Showdown On Slav Crisis

SOVIET SUPPORT TO RULE ACTION   U. $. Note Bristles with Anger And Sarcasm

SOVIET INFLUENCE IN YUGOSLAVIA  MAY DETERMINE IF CLIFRS ARE FREED

WARREN SPANKS SPENDING SPREE   Comptro.ter Urges Protection Of People Against Wild Expenditures

Senate Group To Investigate War Loopholes   Seek To Determine Ways of Gaining Huce Profits

Probers Advised Many Defrauded U.S. Government  Warren Reports Mone’ sp Abuses

Warren Tells Senate's Probers Everyone and His Brother Were Out to Get Uncle Sam During War

WARREN SAYS EVERYONE OUT TO ‘STICK’ U, S$,   Claims ‘Cost-Plus’ Plan Per: mitted Huge Profits On War Contracts

‘COST - PLUS’ CONTRACTS HIT BY OFFICIAL   “Profits Panel Hears Expert Rap Treasury-Pumping Practices

‘Everybody’ Affer Money   Official Says That's the Way Profits Probe Shows Wartime Spirit

Hits Cocktail Parties Given High Officials   Comptroller Testifies At Mead Hearing Of Lavish Spending

Warren Tells 0} Extravagance In  Lush War Years   Comptroller General Makes Terse Comment To Probers

PROFITS PROBE CALLS WARREN FOR TESTIMONY   Investigators Go Ahead Despite  Impending Recess

Says ‘Everyone Out to Get U.S. During War’   Comptroller General ‘ Tells Senate War  Profits Committee  Of Drein an Traecuey

VIEW LOOPHOLES IN LAW AGAINST EXCESS PROFITS  WAR INVESTIGATORS   WAR INVESTIGATORS REQUEST REPORT ON POLICING CONTRACTS

WARREN DECLARES COST-PLUS PLAN PUMPED TREASURY   Appeals for Greater Power: for U, $. General Ac reuntina Otticoa

Warren Tells Of Misuse of Public Funds   Comptroller General Appeals to Probers for Greater Powers

More Power Over Publie Funds Asked   Comptroller General Warren Tells of Expense Payments in War Profits Investigation.

‘Everybody Out’ To Get U.S. Funds   Warren Tells How High Officials Were Given Entertainment And Drew Expenses

BOTH HANDS IN ~ PUBLIC TROUGH   Warren Charges Officials Go! Expenses From Both War Firms, Government.

—WAR PRUE IES — Asks More Powers  For Audits   Mead Group Told High Officials Just ‘Cashed In’

WITNESS FLAYS FUND MISUSE IN PROFITS PROBE   Comptroller Says It Looked Like Everybody Was Out To ‘Get Government’

PROBERS WILL KEEP AT JOB  OF WAR PROFIT INVESTIGATION   Expect To Look Into Loopholes  In Laws Against Excessive Profits

Flection Closes Legion Conclave   5 Candidates Fight It Out As Meet Ends

JAPS LOOK TO ALLIED JUSTICE   Little Nipponese Lawyer Easily Star Of First Sessions

‘Phone Installation Workers — Begin Leaving Jobs Over U.S.   May Develop Into Countrywide Telephone Shutdown By Friday as Second Group of W-E Workers Goes on Strike

Telephone Service Hit By Strike.   Walkout of Western Electric Employes Is Threat to System; 42. States Affected

Installation “Men Quit "Jobs. Over Wages; Plant Pickets Out  + on- Friday ‘

Telephone Workers Leave Their Jobs In Shutdown Strike   Union Leaders Announce Picketing Will Be Under Way Tomorrow

PARALYSIS OF PHONE SERVICE IS THREATENED   Installation Workers To Leave Jobs; Officials Move To Avert Other Strikes

A SHUTDOWN IS FORESEEN THIS WEEK   Communications Equipment Workers Begin Walkout — Will Form Picket Lines That May Close Switchboards.

TELEPHONE INSTALLATION WORKERS QUIT   Nation-wide Paralysis of Long Distance Lines by Friday Expected.

Country-Wide Shut-Down Is Expected Soon   Picket Lines Will Be Placed Friday

Threatens to Stall the Naunication by Friday.      ‘ Installation Worker: Picket, Operators Will’  t Cross Lines

WORKERS LEAVE PHONE REPAIRS   Installation Employes’ Action May Result in Communications Shutdown

42 STATES FEEL EFFECTS OF WE STRIKE   Entire Telephone System of Nation Is Threatened

Start Leaving Jobs One Hour Before 11 O'clock Deadline This Morning; Claim Strike 100 Percent Effective   NEW YORK STRIKE THIS AFTERNOON

(Installation Workers ‘Throughout The Nation ‘Are Walking Off Jobs

Shutdown Over Nation in View Friday, Claim   Pickets Not Placed At Exchanges Yet As Threat Increases

Shutdown of Entire Communication System Threatened as Installation Workers Quit, Disrupt Toll Service

EQUIPMENT MEN START WALKOUT IN EASTERN U. S.   PICKET LINES MAY KEEP OTHERS OUT IN 42 STATES

Establishment Of Pickets to Halt Service   Independent Unions Promise to Respect Lines Established By Affiliates on Strike

Strike Threatens Tieup of Nation's Phone Network   New Actions Increase Idle  Totol to 407,000

Lommunication Equipment Workers Go On Strike For Increased Wages: Ail Big ‘Exchanges To Be Picketed

100 Per Cent. Breakdown of Toll Service Expected Within a Few Days; 407,000 Idled By Strikes.

Toll Service Stoppage Is Expected by Friday  Fellow Workers Pledge Picket Line Ohservance: Diale Will Tack Renair

Nation’s Telephone System Faces Strike Shutdown  Walkout Is Spreading May Hit All of Country by Friday

Sympathy Strike in Progress   Installation Workers in 42 States Walk Out

Reveal Picket Lines to Be Thrown Around Bell System Offices Friday

Negotiations For Steel To Be Resumed   Telegraph Strike in New York Region Passes Second Davy

Nation’s Telephone System Faces Strike Shutdown  Walkout Js Spreading May Hit All of  Poet mbers lace Evi dm

New Strike May Bring Nationwide Phone Shutdown   Installation Workers Throughout = Country Begin Walkout, May Picket Phone Offices.

406,000 Now Idle Due To Walkouts   Installation Workers’ Strike Spreads Throughout the Country; Steel Board Meets Today ™:

NATIONAL HALT F-LONG LINES LIKELY FRIDAY   Walkout Threatens Complete Stoppage of Local Calls Under Arrangement   WILL NOT DEFY PICKETS   National Federation Assures ACEW its Members Will Support Walkout

PICKET LINES PROMISED FOR FRIDAY MAY CRIPPLE LONG DISTANCE SERVICE

Telephone Workers Walkout Spreads Throuah 44 States   New Trouble Threatens To Shut Down Nation’s Telephone System: No Settlements Seen tn Meat. Steel Disputes 

Paralysis Of Long Distance Service By Friday is Expected   Installation Workers Join Production Strik At 11 A. M.; Union Declares Strike Is 100 Percent Effective.

Phone Service May Be Closed Down By Friday   Kansas City and St. Louis Workers Join In Walkout

installation Mea Start Walkout; Nea Picketing Starts« Today oe y

Countrywide Tieup Seen — During Week Due To Act   Dispute Over Wage Scale Hits Nation

[INSTALLATION WORKERS LEAVE 0B IN MANY SECTIONS AND _ SITUATION BECOMES SERIOUS <

Installation Workers Quit In 42 States   Pickets May Virtually Shut Down American Telephone System

Phone Installation   Strike Is Spreading   Strike of Phone Service Workers Threatens to Shut  Down Nation’s Telephone System—407,000 Now on Strike in Nation

VENEREAL DISEASE R AT E INCREASING   Prevalence Of Infection Amon; European Troeps Is Highest In LU. & Military Histerr

Truman Reveals Attempt fo Halt Jackson's Blast   Justice Sent President Advance Copy of Feud Statement

Jackson Blast Disapproved By Presiden   Truman Reveals He Tried To Halt Bitter Attack On Black

President Reveals He Tried To Halt Attack ~ OnU.S. Court Member   Disapproved of Action

‘Truman Reports He Tried To Stop Blast Of Jacksor      Advance Copy of Attack ¢ on Black Had Been Sent tc President—Steelman Named Reconversion Director

Truman Tried To Stop Jackson s Blast on Black   President Shot Message To Nuernberg Urging “We Talk it Over”

Truman Fails Halt Justice’s ‘Feud Blast’   Steelman Named To Reconversion Post; Other Developments

Troman Try To Cheek Feud Failed   President Admits  He Asked Jackson To Delay Blast

President Tell: Of Failure to Quiet Jackson   War Mobilization,  Reconversion Office Stays, Truman States At Press Conference

TRUMAN TRIED TO WARD OFF COURT FEUD   Presidential Interview Touches On Atom  Control, Vatican

Teamsters End Boycott of Canneries but Bitter Bargaining Fight Looms

leamsters End Strike onCanneries  CIO Threatens Suits,   CIO Threatens Suits, Strikers Against Contract with AFL

PENNSYLVANIA CITY SET FOR POWER STRIKE   Strike Beleaguered Iron Capital Faces Cold As Well As Hunger

POWER WERKERS THREATEN STRIKE IN PITTSBURGH   Stoppage of Electric Service Would Halt Transportation Lines and Possibly Curtail Gas Heat.   POLICE ARE PLACED ON 24-HOUR DUTY   Mayor Prepares Resolution Declaring State of Emergency—Walkout Set for 4 a.m. Today.

Power Plant Workers To: Strike Today   Electricity Halt Will Affect Nearly Two Million In Area

‘Forty. Four Killed in Burlington ‘Elvers Crash in Illinois Town —

125 Persons Injured in  Illinois Wreek   Rear of Stalled Train Rammed By Following Flyer Travelling at Sixty Miles-an-Hour

Burlington Wreck Toll Is: 44 Dead   125 Persons Injured When  Flyers Crash at Naper ville, Hl.   31 ARE IN HOSPITALS      Leading Train Makes Unscheduled Stop; Collis ton Follows

60-Mile Flier Rams Another at Station   Train’s Stop Was Unscheduled. But Railroad Says Second Envineer Had Warnins

RAIL CRASH TAKES LIVES OF 44 TO 50   Scores Are Injured On Burlington Line Near Naperville, Ill.

RESCUE WORK UNDER WAY: MANY HUEDT   Disaster Worst in History of Burlington Road

Crack Flyers Are Wrecked In Illinois  One Enaineer   One Engineer Charged With Manslaughter

31 of Injured Are Confined To Hospitals   Engineer of Second  Train Held; Officials Say They Have Found No Evidence of Laxity

FLYERS CRAS IN CHICAGO SUBURB   Worst Tragedy In History Of Burlington Route   Applied Brakes Too Late To Check Speed Of 85-Miles An Hour

List 125 Hurt: Engineer Held   Adequate Warning Given Of Stalled Flyer Ahead, Claim

Toll Includes Four Iowans; Engineer Held   Burlington Exposition  Flyer Smashes Into Rear of Advance Flyer

Crash Occurs 31 Minutes After Burlington Flyers [Leave Station In Chicago  ' Thirty-One Seriously Injured Still In  > i   Thirty-One Seriously Injured Still In Hospitals; Investigation Is Launched

31 Of Injured Are Still In Hospitals   Warrant Charging Manslaughter Issued Against Engineer Of Exposition Flyer; Engine Mounts Train’s Rear Coach

44 Killed in Train Wreck In Illinois   Burlington Flyer Crashes Into Advance Section At Naperville

Some of 125 Injured Still in Critical Condition; Engineer Says His Train Was Traveling Too Fast, Hit Stalled Train

Train Crash Death Toll Reaches 44   All But 10 Identified; illinois Disaster Brought Injury to 125

FAST BURLINGTON FLYER RAMS INTO REAR OF ANOTHER   ENGINEER CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER AT NAPERVILLE, ILL.

Rescue Workers Still Probe In  Debris for More Bodies; Most Of Dead Identified

First Train Had Stopped Because of Wheel Trouble   31 Still in Hospitals; 10 Dead Unidentified; Engineer Held

Engineer Faces Charges: Search For Bodies End   Shining Coaches Are Strewn Across  Tangled Rails

125 INJURED, d1 OtHIOUGLY, IN RAIL CRASH   Tragedy Strikes at Naperville, Ill., when Crack Flyer Rams One Ahead. ¢

Fast Flyers In Rear-End  Collision   Engineer Is Charged With Manslaughter After His Train Crashes Into Last Coach of Passenger

ENGINEER IS CHARGED IN TRAIN CRASH   44 Counted Dead; 125 Injured as Flyer Rams Stopped Streamliner

FORTY-FOUR ARE KNOWN DEAD IN BAILPOAT WRECK   Weary Rescue Workers To day Counted at Least That Number.    REAR END COLLISION   Occurred on Burlington Rai!road Near Naperville, Illinois. i

Fast Passenger Trains Collide In Illinois   Engineer Uninjured When Flyers Crash; Charges Are Filed

Burlington’s Fast Exposition Flyer Plows Into Back Of Advance Flyer

Terrific Rear-End Collision Of Streamliners Spreads Destruction   Engineer Of Flier  Saw Crash Coming   Officials Find No Evidence Of Laxity; Ruins Searched For More Bodies

Speedy Train’s Toll 44, LOoOHurt   Burlington Route Advance Flyer Is Rammed

44 Dead a Vreck   Crack Burlington — ‘Flyer Crashes Into Rear of Standing Train: 125 Injured

ENGINEER HELD ON CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER   All But Five Dead Identified; 125 Suf fer Injuries

TEMPERATURES   (25 Passengers Hurt In Crash Near Chicago   Speeding Streamliner Crashes Into Leading Train In City Suburb

Engineer Held; All But Six are Now Identified   Rear-End Collision Occurs After Trains Roar Out of Chicago

Death Toll In Burlington Co.  Wreck Now 44   Some of 33) Injured in Hospitals in Critical Conditions; Flyers in Rear End Collision

125 MORE HURT AS FAST TRAINS RAM IN ILLINOIS   Manslaughter Charge Filed Against Engineer After Disastrous Crash —

31 Remain in Hospitals After Terrific Crash.  Ennineor nf Second   Engineer of Second Train Faces Charge Of ‘Manslaughter:

44 Persons Are Dead in Wreck Of Two Trains   No Evidence Found Of Laxity, Report; 125 Incur Injuries

125 Are Hurt As Two Crack Trains Wreck  Near Chicago   31 Of Injured Sull Remain In Hospitals After Rail Tragedy

AT LEAST 44 DEAD COUNTED; INJURED NUMBER. SOME: 125.   ~ ENGINEER’ ‘CHARGED WITH - MANSLAUGHTER. IN CRASH _OF PASSENCER “FLYERS” .

At Least 43 Dead When Flyers Crash   Engineer Faces Manslaughter Charge: No Laxity Is Evident

Scores Injured in Worst Accident in -— Railroad’s History   All But Five of Dead in Crash at Naperville Identified Today

Train Wreck Death Toll Rises to 44   125 Are Injured in Crash Near Chicago-Engineer Charged With Manslauychter

31 Of 125 Injured Stay In Hospitals   Technical Charge Of Manslaughter Agains\ Engineer’ Blaine.

125 Others On Crack Liners: Arelnjured   ‘Exposition Flyer Plows Into Rear OF Stalled Train

Toll Reaches 44  In Train Wreck:   Thirty-one of 125 Others Injured in Crash of Two Streamliners Remain in Hospitals, Some Critically Hurt.

125 Injured in Collision Near Naperville, III.   Exposition Fiver Speeding at 6 M.P.H. Rams Advance Fiver From Rear

125 Injured After Crack Flyer Crashes Into Rear  End Of Stalled Section

31 Of 125 Injured Still In Hospitals; 7 Dead Unidentified   Engineer of Flyer That Rams Into Rear of Stopped Passenger Charged with Manslaughter by Officials

>  Engine Rips Into Rear Car of Flyer   11 Coaches Overturn or Leave Rails in Worst Accident in Burlington History, Most Tragic in Chicago Area

FLYER ENGINEER IS HOSPITALIZED UNDER GUARD   Many Of 125 Injured Persons Remain im Hospitals; Exposition Pilot Quoted As Saying “We Were Going Too Fast” To Stop   Lincoln-Bound Advance Flyer Rammed   Unscheduled Stop.

Speed Held Cause of  Train Wieck   42 Vited 128 Yor In Bay-Bound Rail Crash; Engineer Held

Death Toll Mounts to 44  In Illinois Train Crash  , 31 In Hospitals With Injuries:  S Warrant Is Issued for Engineer

44 Killed, 125 iiurt As Crack  Trains Crash   31 Remam In ill Hosnitals

Fast Burlington Passenger Train. Following Another, Crashes Into Rear End of First Train.   BLAME POINTS TO INJURED ENGINEER

125 Injured In Accident Near Chicago   Second Section Of Fast Passenger Train Crashes Into Rear Of Exposition Flyer

Prominen Doctor Is Said Slain   mr. Jonn A. Osdborn’s Body Lay Unidentified In Morgue Five Daus

DR. JOHN A. OSBORN BEATEN TO DEATH   o be Noted Technician Victim of “New York Thiure

 REVEAL= BODY--OF AUTHORITY  en ON” HEART AILMENTS NOT™ IDENTIFIED FOR FIVE.  coe oe DAYS.

MacArthur Does What He Planned   Cuts U.S. Forces  In Japan to 200,000 Men: Sent 324,829 G.l. Veterans Home

MacArthur's Promise Good   in Less Than Six Months Set, He’s Cut Occupation Forces to 200,000 Men

Gen. MacArthur Makes Good On Plan To Trim U.S. Occupation Forces

MacArthur  Makes Good On Promise   Occupation Forces  In Japan Have Been Cut to 203,817 Men In Six-Month Period

‘US Army In Japan  200,000   “Gen. MacArthur ‘Makes Good On  - His Promise

M’ARTHUR GETS BOYS HOME FAST   Has Sent 324,000 Home From Japan In Less Than Six Months; Ahead Of Demobilization Program.

A DEAL ON DAIREN    Russians May Agree to Have Chinese Administer the City

China To Take  ‘Over Dairen   Russia Reported Ready To Turn Over Control Of Port.

SOVIETS MAY TURN DAIREN OVER 10 CHINESE CONTROL   Authorities.of Two Countries Reported Negotiating for Transfer

China To Take Over Dairen   Representatives from Russia and China Confer In  Red Occupied City

CHINA MAY TAKE OVER DAIREN PORT   Nationalist Troops Driving Against Chinese Communists

ic ORS *S FE 3 ; ES . a, Pot ers steele      sich  SSING-END OF  DAIREN RULE

Negotiate With Soviet Over City   May Take Over Administration Of Big Open Port

CHINA ASKING. RUSSIANS FOR * PORT CONTROL   NEGOTIATIONS SAID ‘ro HAVE -L ALREADY. BEEN_OPENED.     ~  FOR TAKING OVER      ‘By PAT: McLAUGHLIN International News Service

SOVIETS, CHINESE IN PARLEY, CLAIN   Nationalists To Take Over Port of Dairen

Overhauling of Vet's Pension System Gets Truman Approval  Servicemen Receive Premium When Disability   Servicemen Receive Premium When Disability Is Increased Presidential Group Finds in Makina Inauiry

Overhauling of Vets’ Pension System Given  - Approval by President

Seek Pension Overhaul’ For U.S. Veterans   ‘Recommendation Made  BY Special Presidential Committee Backed  - > . By -Truman

Committee Asks Overhaul Of Veterans’ Pension Plan  Claims Present Method of Financial Camnensation Needs Se-Evaluation

Overhauling Of Vet Pension System Urged   Truman Okehs Plans Suggested by Board Headed by Dr. Dodds

Overhauling Of Vet Pension Plan Asked   Present Methods Inadequate, Presidential Group Reports

PENSION SETUP FOUND FAULTY   Presidential - Committee Asks Revaluation Of Veterans Benefits

House Postwar Group Would Cu Federal Budget   Also for “Constructive-Not Punitive’ Labor Legislation

Lower Taxes, Debt Payment Recommended   Constructive Labor Legislation Also Sought By Solons

House Group Calls Fears of Depression Unwarranted    Postwar Economic Committee Advocates Constructive Labor Legislation and Abolition of OPA’s General Powers July 31—UOrges Reduction of Federal Budget for Next Fiscal  Year to $30,000,000,000 and Cut in Taxes.

House Panel  Reports Study Of Legislation   Constructive, Not Punitive Labor Measures Uraed

Constructive Labor Laws, Abolition Of OPA Urged by House Policy. Group

Recommend Abolition OPA Next July 31   Also Reduction Of Federal Budget For Next Fiscal Year

Warns Against ‘Unjustified Depression Fear   Postwar Economic Group Urges Some Reduction in Taxes

Solons Ask for  ‘Constructive’ Labor Statutes  Abolition of OPA’S  General Powers Next = ~— *@ a8 - + “-

Group Urges ‘Constructive’  Labor Laws   House Committee Hits ‘Unjustified’  Depression Fears

Economic Policy, Planning Unit  Publishes Report  Abolition of OPA's Powers, Labor Legislation Favored

CONSTRUCTIVE LABOR LAWS ADVOCATED   Positive Legislation Is Needed Thus Rejecting Negative

YARDS JAMMED BY BACKLOGS, BIG SHIPMENTS   OPA Conferees Fail To Agree

PRICES TUMBLE AS LIVESTOCK JAMS MARKETS   Yard Capacities Overtaxed With Cattle, Hog Shipments

Yards Jammed With Record Shipments   Porkers Down $1 to $2.50; Beef Falls 50c¢ to $1

Cattle, Hog Prices Drop; Yards Filled   Shipments Jam Midwesterr Markets — Many An mals Die from Heat

Market Glut Drops Prices   Hogs and Cattle Down As Shipments Jam Midwest Stockyards

. Republicans Launch Fight On Spending   Oppose Sharply Increased Funds Voted By Senate For Reclamation Projects In West

Fund Increase Battle Mapped By Republicans   Group in Senate Boosts Figures For Reclamation

WAR CHIEF BACKS DEMOBILIZATION   Says Cutback in 1945 Rate  Was Necessary

PattersonSees U.S. Without ArmyByJune Ist Under Old Rate Of Discharge For Men

PATTERSON DEFENDS RELEASE SLOWDOWN   Commitments Emphasized; Eisenhower Supported

SEN. WHEELER APPARENTLY DEFEATED ©   Trails in Montana Primary; Seeking A Fifth Term

Lawyer Stops Wheeler In Sixth Try   May Enters Finals As Independent; Truman Loses, Too

WHEELER LOST ~PRIMARY RACE   MONTANA SOLATIONIST -DEFEATED IN EFFORT TO BE ELECTED FIFTH TIME

ITS WORK AS PARLEY ENDS   Calis Finished Product “Unsatisfactory” to Soviet Union.

Russian Foreign Minister’s Claim As Drafting Of Treaties Is Ended Indicates Reopening Of Certain Decisions When He Meets With American, British And French Colleagues In New York — Soviet Spokesman Denounces Work As “Unsatisfactory”

Reds Protest Paris Work is  Unsatisfactory   Molotov Says U. S. Dominated 11. Week ession; waa Reopen Issues At 4-Power Meet

Peace Treaty — Drafts for Axis  Nations Finished  Molotov Charges U. S. With Dominating Parley

Russians Say Meet Was Run by U.S.   Molotov Enters Fiery Objections to Work Done at Session

Molotov Charges Peace Conference ‘Unsatisfactory   Parley Dominated By, U. S., Russian Foreign Minister Declares

tt Claims Meet Unsatisfacry and That U. S. Dom inated Sessions   ICANS LOSE OUT IN LAND TREATY DISPUTE

Peace Parley Completes Its Work On Pacts   Unsatisfactory, Molotov Declares; Foreign Ministere Ta Decide.

Molotov Charges U. S. Domination   Accuses United States, Britain And France Of Violating Their Agreements And Retreating From Four-Power Accord

RED MINISTER ATTACKS WORK OF PARIS MEET   \olotov Assails U. S or Dominant Role At Sessions

Molotov Says. US Dominated ‘Peace Talks   Russians Devlare Decisions: On Treatics For Axis Na. lions ‘Unsatisfavtory.’

Peace Meeting Ends Work on Five Treaties  Adopts Finnish Draf frane ll  aon 5 a

GOVERNOR WILL MEET PASTORS IN WAR ON VICE   Conference Scheduled For Friday As Steubenville Group Pushes Fight

LAUSCHE 10 MEET WITH CHURCH HEADS   Steubenville Crime Wave : Subject Of Parley

Gov. Lausche n Sympathy With Crusade   But Discourages Plan for Caravan Trip to Capital

UNION, COMPANY STUDY PLAN T0 END G. M. STRIKE   51-Day-O!ld Motor . Company Strike May End lf Proposal of Wage Boost of 174% Per Cent Is Accepted

Pay Increase Offered To End Motors Strike   17°2 Per Cent Wage Gain Proposal Studied By Both Union And Company Heads

17 Per Cent _ Pay Increase Is Recommended   Union And Company Representatives Study Proposal Of Fact-Finders

Study Proposal For 17 1-2 Pet. GM Wage Boost   Growing Optimism That Fact-Finders’ Suggestion Will End Strike.

Neither Side has Rejected Terms Of 17% Per Cent  Increase Suvvested

Report Of Truman Fact Finding Board Studied Today By GM And Union

Union-Firm Heads Study GM Finding   Held Significant Neither Side ; Has Rejected  Terms

Schedule Meets to Study End of GM Strike Plan   Union Meets Sunday.

Wage Boost Is Urged By Fact-Finders   White House Hopeful Of Acceptance

Prospects For Early End Of Strike Bright   Union, GM Study Proposal By Fact-Finders For 1744% Pay Boost

General Motors, Union Study 113 Per Cent Raise   Prospects Believed Bright To Quick Acceptance Of Plan

Board Proposes 17'4 Per Cent Hike To End GM Strike   Significant That Neither Side Has Yet Rejected Offer

Pay Hike Proposal Brightens Outlook For GM Strike End   Union To Discuss Proffered 17/2 Per Cent Increase Offer Sunday; Compony Officals Delay Comment Pending Document Study

17) PCT. OFFER SCRUTINIZED BY UNION AND FIRM   Fact That Neither Side Has Rejected Board’s Plan Termed Good Sign

NO IMMEDIATE COMMITMENT IS MADE   Pay Increase Of 171 Per Cent Recommended   HOPES HIGH   As Neither Side Rejects Terms During Preliminary Discussions

Hopeful Fact Finding Wage Increase Recommendation May End Strike   Both Sides Study Recommendation Of 1714 Percent Pay Boost, With Union Scheduled To Consider It At Sunday Meeting

Optimism High That Proposal Will Be OK'd   Union And Company Representatives Of GM Study Pay Increase Plan.   NO COMMITMENT MADE

PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT TO END STRIKE AT GM   Union and Management Both Studyirg Panel’s Report For Wage Increases

Proposal To End Strike At GM. Studied   Terms Not Rejected At Once And May Be Accepted

UNION AND COMPANY OFFICIALS CONSIDER PROPOSED INCREASE IN PAY FOR AUTO WORKERS

BOARD PLAN T0 END GM OTRIKE-15 EYED BY UNION, COMPANY  SETTLEMENT POSSIBLE AS BOTH SIDES TAKE  PROPOSAL IN SILENCE

Union And GM Leaders Study  Pay Increase   1714 Per Cent Raise Reeommended By President’s Fact Finders

GM and Union Study Latest Peace Offer   White House Hopeful Increase Proposal Will Stick

clo and Company Officials Study ‘Wage Compromise   _ Neither Side Makes Any Commitments; White House Advisers See End af Strika

G.M.-ULAW. Scan Pay Plan   Fact Finding Body Says 171% Per Cent  Increase Is Possible

See Hope Of Strike Settlement. ... . Union And GM Consider ~Fact-Finders’ Proposal  Of 17.5 Per Cent Hike

Fact Finding GE Report Is Given Study   Neither Side Has Indicated Terms Will Be Rejected

Neither Has Rejected Board View   President's Board Proposes 17} Per Cent Pay Increase For GM Workers

FARMERS TO PETITION TO END OPA JUNE 30   Waverly Group To Send Appeal To Bankhead

Senators Hit CIO Criticism   Say Murray Doesn't Offer Plan io “Cuarh Evils

STAND OF CIO ON CASE BILL   State Criticism Shows CIO Is Opposed To Any Restriction

Pressure For Action On Case Bill Mounts   Six Senators Hit Back At Murray For Criticism

SIX SENATORS HIT POSSIBLE CASE BILL VETL   Greap Claims CIO Is Oppesed To Any Restrictions Whatever On Labor   PRESIDENT HAS NOT ANNOUNCED DECISION

Senafors Hit Back At Union Criticism      Pressure for Veto or Ap: proval of Case Bill Reaches Peak

SIX SENATORS RAP MURRAY'S ATTACK ON THE CASE BILL   Declare Union Leader’s State ment Shows C. I. O. Opposes  Any Restriction on Right  to Strike.   DIVISION MOUNTS OVER LEGISLATION   Petitions For and Against Veto Circulated in House— Truman Deluged With Telegrams.

Senators Reply To P. Murray's Case Bill Attack   Pressure Exerted For Presidential Approval or Veto To Labor Measure

Senators Backinc Case Bill Return (10 Chief's Fire   Pressure for Presidentia Approval or Veto Reaches Peak

Tm, Reg.  CTheDAILY « WASHINGTON MERRY -GO ROUND 2,  By DREW paste PEARSOK <

SHORT BLAMES WAR DEPT. IN HAWAIIAN RAID      Says Washington’s Responsibilit; Relieves Him Of Any Blame

General Denies Responsibility for Dec. 7 Blow   Says Washington Had Job of Warning and Correcting Him

Short Blames Pearl Harbor OnWashington   War Department's Responsibility Relieves Him Of Blame, He Saves

SHORT CHARGES WAR-DEPARTMENT TO BLAME FOR PEARL SURPRISE       FORMER COMMANDER SAYS HEADQUARTERS SHOULD HAVE GIVEN MORE FACTS, CORRECTED DEFENSE

Short Charges War Department Wholly To Blame   Sheds Responsibility For Events To Aided Jap Surprise Attack.

KNEW ATTACK WAS COMING 4 HOURS BEFORE   neral Denies Any Responsibility for Surprise

Short Says Army Was Responsible   Places Blame for Jap Sur prise Attack Wholly on War Department

Short Puts Full Responsibility On Washington   Says War Department Wholly To Blame For Pearl Harbor Tragedy

War Department Blamed By Short For PH Disaster   Acked Of Relief

CONGRESS TO. ACT ON TERMINAL PAY   ‘Compromise Fails to Change  Bonds Proncacad.

Terminal Pay Action Today   Final Legislation Expect. ed On Bill; $2,400,000,000 At Stake

COMMISSION 10   three Members Infornally Agree on Shift as Result of Vote

U.S. Supports Site on East Coast for UN   Long Silence Broken (in Location Choice; Philadelphia in Front

East Coast Favored For United Nations   Philadelphia Moves to the. Forefront as Permanent Peace Capital

U. 5. Supporting East Coast for UN Headquarters   Action ‘by Warren Austin Gives Philadelphia Inside Track

U. §. SUPPORTS EASTERN SITE   Rules Out San Francisco For United Nations’  Permanent Home

PHILADELPHIA BEING FAVORED   United States Is For Estab lishing UN Headquarters In East

U. §. Favors Site On East Coast   Decision Leans U.N,  Toward Philadelphia

U. S. Favors East Coast For U.N. Site  Philadelphia Moved T Forefront Position In Headquarters Battle

Philadelphia Supporters Take Comfort = from Statement from U. S. Chief Delegate Austin at Lake Success.

‘U.S. Endorses _ Atlantic Coast As U.N. Site   Decision Refutes Soviet Charge of Lobbying For Pacific 

Blandy Ready For Bomb Test Despite Kinks   Odds Even for ‘Test Baker,’ Commander Asserts

Dress Rehearsal Over; Underwater Explosion Of AtomBomb Due Wednesday

Complete Plan For Baker Day   Dummy Bomb Explodes Prematurely In Practice

BIKINI AWAITS SECOND. A-BOMB TEST JULY 25   Admiral Blandy Says All Is Ready.

Funds for King . Milk Route’ Bill ‘Are Held Void   Legal Opinion Affects $2,000,000 for Road  Construction

FUNDS FOR RURAL ROADS HELD UP   ATTORNEY GENERAL HOLDS   $2,000,000 LEGISLATURE   VOTED IS INVALID. 

Chiang’s Army Battles Deep Into Shantung   Nationalists Ready Also To Enter Dairen

CHIANG'S ME BATTLING AT VITAL PORTS   Attack Chinese Communists by Land and Sea Along More Than 160 Miles of Shantung Peninsula’s North Coast.

Byrnes Said Encouraged by Molotov Talks   Conversations May Have Dealt With Problem of Trieste

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BYRNES TALKS WITH MOLOTOV   U. S. Secretary Is Encouraged By Private Conversations

Byrnes Reported Encouraged by Molotov Talks   Paris Paper Says Surprise Development May Be Forthcoming

Byrnes Talks With Molotov And Is Said Encouraged   Solutions Expected Soon To Remaining Issues  On Agenda.

Byrnes Meeting With Molotov   American Secretary Termed Encouraged

By rrnesHopeful Of Agreement lo ver Trieste   Secretary of State Encour aged By Series of Private Talks With Soviet Minister

French Say Molotov To Receive Call  Moscow May Chang Attitude On Trieste

EXPECT TRIESTE BREAK   French Rumor Molotov to Get New Instructions

Molotov Reporied Expecing Word From Moscow On Surprise Move In Trieste Issue

Molotov Calls Foreign Envoys Into Session   Italian Affairs Are Subject of Surprise Meeting

REPORT BYRNES IS ENCOURAGED   Talks With Molotov On Trieste Problem May Be Bearing Fruit.

‘Molotoy Calls a Surprise Meeting   4 Follows Paris Report of Ex. +. Peeled Telephoned Or der From Moscow   *ON ITALIAN AFFAIRS   ; Yugoslavs Are Adamant on Demand for a Republic ‘Embracing Trieste

Private Talks With Molotov By U.S. Chief Seen ‘Hopeful   Outlook For Accord On Peace Document For Ttaly Improves

Italian Affairs Topic Of —  Surprise Ministers  Meeting Called by Molotov

Trieste Issue May Be Settled  Byrnes Encouraged By Molotov Taalks

HINT REDS MAY CHANGE STAND ON TRIESTE PLAN   Byrnes, Molotov ‘Hold Thirc ' Secret Session Within Week at Paris

Byrnes Said To Be Encouraged After Talks   Yugoslav Spokesman However, Takes Firm Stand

Call Is ‘Awaited’   French Newspapers Say Russians May Give Surprise Move

Break Hinted in Big-4 Deadlock On Trieste Issue   Molotoy Calls Surprise Private Meeting, Report ‘Call From Moscow’

Hint Break In Trieste Deadlock    Byrnes-Molotov Talks May. Bring Compromise Settlement of Port Issue at Early Date

CALL FROM MOSCOW AWAITED   Trieste Issue Key To Italian Peace Negotiations

ITALIAN PACT. IS DISCUSSED   Byrnes and Molotov Meet For Third in Series Of. Private Talks

BYRNES, MOLOTOV HOLD TRIESTE TALK   CONFERENCE LASTS HOUR THIRD CLOSED MEETING OF TWO RECENTLY,

curaged By ‘ate Talks in Moloto   ‘ions. Prasumabhy A Wil Kay Subject Of  sTriesta _

Hint Surprise Development In Trieste Issue   French Newspapers Re port Molotov Awaiting Call From Moscow

Surprise Move Is Hinted at Paris Peace Conference   Molotov Is Reported Awaiting Instructions On Trieste Issue; Byrnes Encouraced

BYRNES PARLEY WITH MOLOTOV BOLSTERS HOPE   French Feel That Moscow Phone Call May Spring Trieste ‘Surprise’

A SURPRISE EXPECTED IN TAlESTE CASE   french Newspapers Say Soviet Minister Is Ex. pecting Phone Call From Moscow on the Big 4 Problem.

TAN QUESTION   Americans More Optimistic ' Over Outlook for Paris  ‘SB naraarmmant

Molotov Expects  Trieste  Signal   Moscow Schedulec To Give Report During Day

Molotov Talks  Encourage Byrnes   Third Closed Meeting In Week Is Held

Molotov Calls New Meefing   American Quarters Slightly More Optimistic Over Reaching Agreement

Midwestern Republicans to Have  Top Influence in Congress: Allen

Congressman Allen Says Midwesterners Will Rule G.O.P. Controlled House

PILGTS READY FOR NATIONAL AIR RACE TESTS   To Hold Qualifying Trials a Cleveland Airport Today

HOOVER REPORTS TO PRESIDENT ON FOOD SCENE   owles Studying Rationing in Effort To Help Give Others Some Food

Rationing Hinted Ae Again By Leader s   Recommendation May Come from Econoraic Stabilizer

Hoover’s Famine Report May Lead To Food Rationing In Late Summer

WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO FRAUD   AWAITS SENTENCE FOR LURING 6 MEN BY ADVERTIS- ~ ING PHYSICAL CHARMS.

PATTERNS FOR WAGES T0 BE SET SWIFTLY   First WSB Order Fixes Pay Rates for Packinghouses, Shipbuilding.

WSB To Plan Wage Patterns For Industries   NEW POLICY TO BE SET BY FEDERAL AGENCY SOON

WSB PROMISES NEW GENERAL WAGE PATTERN      Seek To Relieve Employers Of Time-Consuming Stens

WAGE-PRICE PATTERN SET FOR PACKERS   One anda Half  Per Cent Meat: Price Hike Looms

Army Grants Peek at Bullet-Proof Armor and Secret Guided Missile

Army Reveals 2 New Weapons   Tests Begin on Secret Guided Missile—New  Coat of Armor

Secret Weapons Partly Revealed   Air Attack Defense Developed by Army

New Defense Weapons Under Study   Guided Missile, Coat Of Armor Being Tested by U. S. Army

NEW DEFENSIVE WEAPONS BARED   Army Eases Curtain Back On Some New Tricks It Has Up Its Sleeve.

Petrillo’s Strike Act Defies Bill   Musicians’ Union Leader Calls Radio Station Walkout In Defiance Of The Lea Bill

PETRILLO CALLS STRIKE IN RADIC   Fiery Head Of AFL-AF Says He’s Ready To Face The Music

Petrillo Acts Against Law   Calls Strike At Chicago Radio Station In Violation  Of Rule.

ADD ANOTHER STRIKE : Petrillo Sticks Gut Neck: Expects To Get ft Cut Off

Petrillo Challenge To New Law With Musicians Strike  Studio Librarians at Radio Station Out;  it tein ane ie oe ame —_

Truman Asks Universal Foreign Policy, Peacetime Reserves in Army Day Talk   President Calls on Nation to Keep Itself Militarily Strong to Preserve Peace and Protect Weak From Coercion cr Penetration in Great Celebration

Truman Calls Upon Nation to Remain Strong   Foreign Policy Is Outlined in Army Day Speech

MYSTERY VEIL’ HEIRESS’ DEATH   CORONER TO LEARN WHETHER EVALYN REYNOLDS TOOK SLEEPING PILLS.

Mystery Shrouds Odd Death of Famed Heiress  Hope Diamond Cours Follows Family Of Wealthy Owners

Aura of Mystery Surrounds Death of Heiress   Chemical Tests Scheduled in Reynolds Case

Mystery Shrouds Odd Death of Famed Heiress   Hope Diamond Curse Follows Family

Mystery Cloaks Death Of Heiress  Hope Di Diamond Jinx Adéain Hits McLeons

Young Democrat Group Assembles   Two Candidates Hold Pre-Voting Lead In Race For President

Says Vardaman Lacks Experience   Banker Gives His Estimate of Man

Turkey Applies for $500,000,000 Loan From United States to Finance Industrial Development

TURKEY APPLIES TOUS. FOR LOAN   Half Billion Oollars Sought to Aid Industrial De valanmant

TURKEY APPLIES FOR HUGE LOAN   Fund Of $500,000,000 Is Sought For Industrial Development

PPRPPAPPAAAPAAAIPAADAAAS  Loan of Half Billion Ts Sought by Turkey

Hold Gls on Civilian Jobs in italy   Stars and Stripes Says They're on Commercial Prajact

‘New Drug, More Potent Than Penicillin, Revealed to Doctors: Has Its Drawbacks

Drug May Be Better Than Penicillin    New Disease Killer Shows Good Results In Preliminary Test

Doctors Told of Drug Greater Than Penicillin   Made from Extract Of Oat Hulls With  Chemicals

DESCRIBE NEW KILLER OF GERMS MORE POWERFUL THAN FAMED PENICILLIN

MILITARY GROUP 10 LIST PRO-SOVIETS   Byrnes Is Given Warning to Discharge Department Employes:

MILITARY GROUP 0 LIST PRO.SOVIETS:   Byrnes Is Given =. Warning to Discharge . Denartment Emoloves:

Freight Rate Increase Set For Jan. Ist   Adds Billion To Nation’s Bill

Increase In F reight Rates ‘Is Authorized   Hike of Billion Dollars in Annual Hauling Bill of Nation Will Go Into Effect By  » fTanuary 1

Hike Freight Rates Jan. 1   Boost of 17.6 Percent Not Enough to Meet Expense, Say Roads

@ KING AND QUEEN FOR YEAR YEAR  Ray Milland and Joan Crawford Win Filmland’s Top Honors

CRAWFORD AND MILLAND REIGN   Jimmy Dunn, Anne Rever: Get Best Supporting Role. Awards

MILLAND AND JOAN CRAWFORD WIN ANNUAL ACTING AWARDS   ‘THE LOST WEEK-END” VOTED BEST PICTURE—SONG IN “STATE FAIR” WINS TOP HONORS

Plaints Heard By Hannegan   Southern Democrats Precipitate Crisis

FILE INVENTORIES IN 35 ESTATES   Two of The _ Inventories Listed Are of Deceased Doylestown Residents  THE BUCKMAN ESTATE

28 INVENTORIES ARE  FILED IN DOYLESTOWN   ‘Two Evaluate Estates For Inventory Purposes At Over $20,000  CrVAAr® =Ttal  "wTLairc ADE aA

U.S. CONCILIATORS SEEK TO SETTLE TRUCKING STRIKE   Government Plans No Imme diate Action in Maritime Walkout

CONCILIATOR IN TRY TO END TRUCK TIEUP   Little Progress Reported In Country’s Strikes

PRESS EFFORTS TO END STRIKES   Special Parley Is Called in N. Y. Trucking Impasse

U.S. Mediators   Labor Department Waiting For Tempers to Cool in Maritzxne Tieup

EFFORT 100 SETTLE NeW YORK STRIKE MADE BY LEADERS   Threat of Power Firm Walkout Ended Today in Michigan, Northern Indiana Regions.  AAPDITINY TIQIYpD

Jewish Bomb Thrower: Damage Airfield in JO Minute Battle  Tews Reliiears GCalaisaese Ben Ciltieae   Two British Soldiers Are Killed Following Explosions; Refugee Ship Reported Sinking

BLASTS WRECK ROME EMBASSY; CABINET MEETS   RAF Reinforcements Force Attackers To Retreat

‘Solicitor Carlyle ‘TL, Ewing Trial  Ordered Postponed   Physician Orders Six Weeks’ Rest for Solicitor.

(Clinton Closes Swimming Pools  Sixth Child There Stricken by Polio

[EXAMPLE OF WHY WE ARE ASKED! TO SAVE FOOD—HUNGER STALKS HUNGARY. RAW PUMPKINTUXURY

CORSICANA RESIDENT STILL GAINING OVER OTHER CANDIDATES   RAILROAD COMMISSIONER CONFIDENT OF FINAL VICTORY OVER RAINEY

CORSICANA RESIDENT STILL GAINING OVER OTHER CANDIDATES  ' DATIROAD COMMICCIONER   RAILROAD COMMISSIONER CONFIDENT OF FINAL: VICTORY OVER RAINEY

DANIEL LEAD OVER NEFF INCREASED   Over Million Votes Tabulated By 2 p. m. Today

Army-Navy Pay Increase Asked   Chiels Say Industrial Waves Deplete Services

‘itlee Mek dia Offe f Freedom   ecide. Question, riton Declares  Pet Now Must

Businessmen Help To Remove Garbage   Strikers Watch as Civic _ Leaders Man Garbaqe Trucks -

‘Coercion’ in labor fraud case charged  Union head is named by local

Protest Soviet Ban In Korea   U. S. Reparations Chief Investigation Hindered By  : ID ~

REDS BAR U.S. GROUP IN KOREA   Reparations Group Meets Opposition In Investigation

@ PAUL MALLON—  Russia Not Needed for Success of Every Agreement

t PAUL MALLON—,  Russia Not Needed for Success ot Every. Agreement ..

Anti-New Dealer Files Candidacy Before Deadline   Rumor Starts sen. Connally May Quit to Succeed Stettinius

POST GRADUATE MEDICAL  ASSEMBLY OF SOUTH TEXAS  MEETS IN HOUSTON DEC. 3,4,5

Ickes Says the President Told Him: ‘Go as Easy as You Can on Pauley’

23,932 Eligible to Cast Ballots  Registration Is Set for July Primary

23,932 Eligible to Cast Ballots  Registration Is Set ££. T..3.. TH.

Chinese Reds Ready To Stop  Mobilization   Nationalists Smash Communist  Forces Back

HOME PROVIDED DOORSTEP BABE   Mother Held in Jail as Officers Investigate

FOR GAS PIPE LINE   Brookfield C. of C. Wants Company’s Application Granted.

Boosts For Gas Pipe Line Here   Brookfield C of C Wants Minnesota Co’s Application Granted

2 Janitors Are Held in Child Death   One Tends Building Said To Have Been Setting Of Dismemberment.

Query Two Janitors In Connection With 6-Year-Old’s Death   Chicago Police Plan Lie Test For Suspected

Two Janitors Are Held in                  « Are Filed   No Charges Are Filed Yet in Killing Of Suzanne Deqnan

Police Hold Suspects in  Chicago Case   Officials Find Evidence Basement of Apartment Scene of Dismembering; Janitors Arrested

2 Men Held For Questioning In Chicago Murde  - Janitors Of Buildings in Neighborhood Protest Innocence

Police Find Basement Death Chamber Used In Dismemberment Of Suzanne Deenan’s Body.

Two Suspects Held in Sadistic Kidnap-Murder   Death Chamber Found; Two. Janitors Seized For Questioning -

Janitors Are Held By Chicago Police In Degnan Murder   Investigators Press Hunt  for the Kidnap-Killer of Child; No Charges Made

NO CHARGE FILED AGAINST EITHER IN MURDER QUIZ   _ LIE DETECTOR TEST PLANNED--EVIDENCE NOT STRONG ENOUGH

Two Janitors Are Held by Police For Questioning _ No Charge Placed   No Charge Placed  - Against Suspects; One Tends Building Where Girl Was SJair

Verburgh, 65, and Smei Held: To Be Given Lie Tests   No Charges Placed Against Them; Arms of Suzanne Not Found

2 Janitors Are Held In Killing   No Charge Filed Against Either as Police Press Hunt

Police Without Sufficient Clues To File Charges Against Either; Neighbors Rise To Defense of One of Men Held

Kidnap-Slaying Still Unsolved   Two Janitors Picked  Up on Suspicion, But No Charge Placed

Men Who Are Custodians of Separate Apartment Buildings, Are Being Grilled By Investigators.   MURDER ROOM FOUND IN BASEMENT OF ONE

Quiz 2 Janitors In Kidnap Death Of Chicago Gir!   Lie Detector Test For One; Maintains Innocence Stoutly

‘Two Suspects Held by Police in Kidnap-slaying of Little Suzanne Degnan in Chicago   Detention of Two Janitors, Who Plead Innocence, Follows Finding of Basement in Which Body of Girl Was Dismembered

Find Bits Of Flesh in Wash Tub   Two Janitors are Held for Questioning In Kidnaping Case, No Charges Filed

Belgian Born Janitor, 65,  Faces Lie-Detector Test  No Charge Piaced Agains# Either Man ‘Ac Hunt Cantinuec For Chicace Killer

POLIGE HOLD JANITORS IN DEGNAN CASE   Claim They Know Nothing Of The  Evidence Found

TEMPERATURES:   Detain Two For Questioning In Degnan Staying   Taken Into Custody After ‘Murder Room’ Is Discovered

BITS OF FLESH, BLOOD FOUND IN BASEMENT ROOM   Lie Detector Tests Planned on 65Year-Old Hector Verburgh, No. 1 Suspect

Two Apartment House Janitors Questioned in Brutal Grime   RULLETIN

TWO QUIZZED IN SLAYING OF GIRL, 6   Both Suspects Are Janitors in Apartment Buildings Near Home of Child Kidnaped, Slain and Dismembered by Sadist.

Two Janitors Are Held in Chicago Case   No Charges Are Filed Yet in Killing Of Suzanne Degnan

Police Reveal Name, But No Charge Filed   Discover Basement Death Chamber In Sadistic Murder of Child

$6,000 FOR RESEARCH   Monev from Public Health Service to Lniversity of Kansas

Way Oper for Butter Price Curb   Decontrol Board Asks Industry to Explain increase in Cost

BELGIANS OUST PREMIER SPAAK   ‘Socialist Cabinet Falls® After Tie Vote In Chamber Of Deputies

U. S. Acts To Further Restrict Deliveries -Of Domestic Soft Coal

BASS aR TRUCY   Solid fuels Administration te lavoke President's Wor timnee Pavasnare

Fuel Agency Tightens Restrictions To Plug Up Holes in Distribution; Strike Halt Efforts Still Fruitless

U. S. Restricts Coal Delivery; Supply Is Low   Railroads Cutting Down On Services; Steel Mills Closing   LOS ANGELES AFOOT   No Likelihood Of Bus, Street Car Service Before Monday

COAL CONTROLS TO GET STIFFER   Government Acts To Save Dwindling Supplies For Necessary Uses

FURTHER COAL SLASH PLANNED   Miners’ Strike To Bring New  Orders on Deliveries

SEEK FURTHER RESTRICTION ON COAL DELIVERY      Will Tighter! Deliveries to Homes. Limit Other Coal ses

TO LIMIT COAL DELIVERIES T0 PRIVATE HOMES   Government Puts New Restrictions on Domestic Fuel

[MEAD GROUP TO. STUDY OTHER WAR INDUSTRIES   Believe Expansion Gave Chance For Excess Pratite

ARMY MAKING INVESTIGATION OF BAD SHELLS   Shipments of Shells to Front Halted, Mead Saves

Profits Probers Expand Inquiry   Aluminum Industry, Ship and Plane Builders Mentioned

PROFITEERING INQUIRY WIL BE EXTENDED   Other Industries Due To Come Under Scrutiny, Mead Reveals

SOVIET. ATS PROTEST OVER GREECE   oe FIRST CRISIS OF UNO IS  WEATHERED AS MOBCOW DECIDES TO DISCARD * RESOLUTION

Charges Hurled Against Britain for Action in Indonesia; Greek Row Ends

Soviet Action Smooths UNO Controversy   Crisis Averted After Bitter Clash With Britain Over Greece

UNITED STATES OBJECTS TO DATE OF POLISH ELECTION; REDS GAIN IN FRENCH VOTE. LAG IN OTHERS

Liquor Rationing Ends Monday For Alabamians   Purchasers Allowed To Buy 4 Quarts Of Blends At A Time By Making Rounds Of Stores; One Quart Limit Placed On Bourbon, Scoteh, Canadian Whiskey

Llitimatum—   Vugoslavia’s Quick Submission Halts A Showdown Now

Tito’s Swift Action 1 Sign That Nations in Soviet Sphere Don’t  Want Showdown

Balkan Incident Could Wreck  Peace Machinery   U. 5. Awaiting Full Report From Yugoslavia Before Marking The Episode Closed

Flyers’ Release Eases Tension   Yugoslavs And Russ Avoid A Showdown

TENSION EASED: TITO DECISIONS NIP SHOWDOWN   Washington, However, Still Awaits Accounting In Downing Of Planes

 Tito’s Submission to American Demands Brings Hope in Diplomatic Circles

Scientists Report New Discovery In Southern Mexico   Five Gigantic Stone Heads Found In Remains Of Prehistoric Center

Vegas Has 20-Ineh Snowfall   Anto ‘Travel Hampered By Meavy Storm in Northern New Mexico

Seek Facts On Loss   Ask Landowners Along River to Meet In Court Room  Thursday Night.

FIRE ROUTS HOTEL GUESTS   150 Flee New York’s Hotel Lincoln; City Firemen Act Quickly

’ Byrnes Proposes 10-Year UNO Trusteeship, Then Independence, for Former Italian Colonies   Jap Balloon Bomb Proved Big Flop

dapan’ 4g “Soeret Weanon” . a  ne See awe Pee  Proved Tremendous Flor

ee eee  Only 900 of 9 000 Jap Balloon Bombs Ever Hit North America Report Shows

Former Governor  Of Maryland Dies   Philip Lee Goldsborough Also Served One Term In U.S. Senate.

RAYBURN AVERS HE’LL HIT BACK   House Speaker Blames ‘Power Lobby‘sts’ for Cut in SPA Appropriations

London Times Backs Labor Party Rebels   Face Expulsion From Britain's Ruling Party

NEW KINDS   ;  Hopkins Opens New Vista Of Research  \Radio Program Heard With Strip Of Metal

Hones Credit Geod   Food Spending   Radical Departure  Tiny Strip Of Frozen Metal Brings In Radio Programs

New Method Of Radio «Reception Discovered  Needs No Power Or Tubes

Nabouitise Hens’ said Continuing  Man-churia; Also "Reported To Have _ Thwarted  Landing of Communists _ At Tsingtao Port Held - By US: Marines: -

Fighting Rages Near Marines  Post In China  Deep Concern Yn RUE I

Both Factions in China Claim Battle Successes   Communist Forces in One Sector Ordered to Halt

CHINA TRUCE SEEN REDUCED 70 SCRAP   Nationalisis,, Communists ‘Aaain Biahtine

Both Factions in China Claim Baitle Successes   Communist Forces  in One Sector Pee see 2 ec Sa

Still Fight In China   Truce Fails to Halt Strife, But: Marshall Continues Efforts

REACH TERMS IN MATCH STRIKE   Accept Wage Offer; Ont) Minor Details Unsolved

Williamson County Navy And Marine Dinner Set For Thursday, Oct. 24

Lock Of Freight Space May Reduce  Record Production   Some Coal Mines Closed,  Steel Mills Curta'ling  As Huge Output Ex:  ceeds Freight Space.

Serious Dearth Of Freight Cars.      Shortage So Acute It Is Threatening To Put Damper On Production

Box Car Shortage Threatens To Curb Production  ee ee ee  Railroads Need  More Facilities

Shipping Bottleneck... .  Lack Of Freight ase Is Severe Threat To Full Production; Plan Steps

Freight Car Lack Threatens fo Curb U.S. Production —  Present Facilities  Are Swamped With

‘Lock OF Freight — Space May! Reduce  Record Production   Some: Coal Mines: Closed 2° Steel: Mills: -Curtailing As: ‘Huge ‘Output - “Ex: ceeds Freight Space...

Car Shortage Over Country Is Said Acufe   Further Steps To Speed Deliveries Receiving Study

Car Shortage  Throttles Work  Lack Of Shipping Space Grows Critical

Freight Cars Dearth Acute  Production Effort ~ Dt Natian feimniad

U. §. Press Rattle: Atomic Weapons, Accuses Moscow      Soviets Await Stalin’s Announcement of  New Cabinet

Soviets Brand Action _As Bid to Inspire Fear   Spokesman Cites Need for Peace, And Time to Rebuild Armaments

Soviet Newspaper Accuses U.S. of Trying to Promote an American Atomic Dictatorship of World

Russian Flays U.S. Control Of Atom Bomb      Moscow Writer Sees Tests As Display Of Might

Russia Says U.S. Seeks to Inspire Fear of A-Bomt   Newspaper Hurls Charge; Also Derides Anglo’ American Axis

Russia Charges U.S. Press Is Seeking to Set Up Atomic Dictatorship Against Moscow

All Ports Kept Tied by Strike  on West Coast   NMU Men to Stay Out Until Other Dispute Is Settled

Two Contracts in West Delay Action   West Coast Unions Charge Shipowners With Faiure to Negotiate With Sailors

WAGE PARLEY TO CONTINUE IN NEW YORK   Maritime Emplo yers Submit Offers  To Unions

WHEELING-Cl0 S TEELWORKERS SIGN CONTRACT   18,000 Ohio Valley Millmen Return  To Work Today

Power Strike At Pittsburgh  Is Continuing   Changes Of Immediate Settlement of Sirixe Appear Gloomy   TROLLEY MEN ARE VOTING ON RETURN

Bus Drivers — In Pittsburgh Resume Work   Defiant Unionists Call Meeting Despite Protest of Leaders

IRAN’S CIVIL WAR ENDS; AZERBAIJAN LEADERS BOW TO CENTRAL GOVT. DEMANDS

Most Of Country Gripped By Cold   Low Temperature Felt As Far South As Key West

wl Pnciat ve innesenvot =  Lewis’ Coal Strike Cancels Best Contract Miners Ever Possessed

e@ PAUL MALLON—   Lewis’ Coal Strike Cancels Best Contract Miners Ever Possessed

ATOMIC ERA MAY PRODUCE A NAVY GREATLY CHANGED   After Redesigning To Cope With Atomic Problems, The Navy Of The. Future May  "Have Little Resemblance To Present Fleet

BUM VUIges  Ultimatum  Back from Middle East, Calls Russia Greatest Danger That Ever Menaced U ¢

Ex-Diplomat Says Russia Greatest Menace to U. S$   Earle Urges Ultimatum to Reds or “Use of Atomic Bomb on Them before They Get It’

Choice of Halleck Emphasizes Taft And Dewey Battle   Disagreement on Leader of House Reflects Bitter Scrap for °48  :,

BRITISH BACK U.S. POLICY IN MANCHURIA   Foreign Office Sends Reds Note Similar to Washington Message Protesting Soviet Actions in Country.

London Assails Russian Policy In Manchuria   Moscow Declares Chin Requested Soviet Troops To Remain   REDS SAY AGREEMENT WAS MADE ON FEB. 26   Russian Navy Organ Says U. §. Circles “’Distort’’ Situation

Britain Joins in Protesting Soviet Action   Holds Russia Should Await Allied Decision on Manchuria Property

REMOVAL OF TROOPS IS DEMANDED   Manchurian and lranian Problem Still Existent

Britain Adds Voice To W. S. in Red Protest   MANCHURIAN PROBLEM GETS SUPPORT OF BRITISH

BRITISH JOIN U.S, IN PROTEST TO SOVIET UNION   English Also Request Quick Reply to Note on Iran From Russians

Protest Troops In Manchuria   Complaint Follows Dispatch By U. S.

Russian Failure To Quit Area Brings Complaint   Britain’s Action Follows Note By United States

BRITAIN JOINS U. S. PROTEST ON MANCHURIA   London Informs Moscow Presence Of Soviet Troops Not Now Necessary

Britain Files Protest on Manchuria   Removal of Plant Machinery Is Complaint Basis

U. S. Protests to Moscow Backed By Great Britain   British Note to U.S. SR, Seeks An Explanation of Manchurisn Policy

Manchuria Situation Protested   British Back U. 5. With Complaint Against Russian Tactics

British Rap  Soviet Troops   Ask Quick Reply To Note On Iran; Back U. S. Protest.

BRITISH JOIN U. §. PROTEST JO RUSSIANS   Reds Claim Chinese _ Asked They Stay  Longer

ENGLAND SENDS NOTE TO REDS ON MANCHURIA   Protest Stripping of Industrial Machinery by Russian Officjals

SRITAIN BACKS J. S. PROTEST N MANCHURIA   ispatch of a Note From London to Moscow Disclosed by London Foreign Office   FARLY REPLY SOUGHT

Britain Backs U. S. Protest on Soviet Army in Manchuria   John Bull Also Asks Moscow for Reply on Situation in Iran‘

BRITISH PROTEST RUSSIAN ACTION IN MANCHURIA "SEEK EARLY REPLY  TO PREVIOUS NOTE DCRARNIANGC IRAN

Britain Joins In Protest To Russia   Complains On Presence Of Red Army In Manchuria, Stripping Plants

LONDON JOINS U.S. IN STAND AGAINST REDS   Complain of Presence Of Soviet Troops In Manchuria

QuickReply Is Asked on Iran Note   England Concurs With U.S. on Question Over Presence of Russian  Roslitarc in Ared   Cha ree War Talk      Soviets Say Chinese Ask That Troops Be Kept in Manchuria

British Protesting  Soviet Troops  Keeping Manchuria Removal of Machinery   Also Rapped in  Formal Complaint

Britain Sends Protest to Soviet Union  On Manehuri:   Complains Against Machine Removal; Pact with China Claimed by Ruesia

British, U.S. Protest Russ In Manchuria  Ask Quick Reply To Note On Iran; Battle In Mukden Between

China Asked Us Here, Say Reds   Activities in Manchuria Cause Formal Discord

British Join U. S. Protest To Russians   London Sends Note to . Moscow on Continued Presence of Russian  Troops in Manchuria

BRITAIN JOINS U. 5. IN ‘ PROTEST AGAINST RED TP2OOPS IN MANCHURIA

British Send Protest Note To Russians   English Join U. S. in Objecting to Manchurian Situation

British Protest To Russians On Manchuria   London Joins U. S. in Complaining Over  Soviet Actions; Reds Say Agreement Made

DEMANDS REDS QUIT MANCHURIA   Protest Removal Of Machinery From Section

BRITAIN BACKS U. §. PPOTESTS TO RUSS GOV'T   Ask Quick Reply To Note Asking Explanation of Stay In Iran

British Also File Protest With Russia      Foreign Office Discloses That Note on Manchuria Has Been Sent, Similar to U.S. Protest.

British Back U. S. Protest Note to Russ   Demand Removal of Troops From Manchuria; Await Reply on Iran

Note Follows U. $. Statement By Several Days  Nations Object To Industry Mov

BRITS BACK U. S. PROTEST ON RED TROOPS, MANCHURIA             inese Should Retain Factories Until Status Decided y Allies, British Note te Moscow Maintains

British Join U.S. Protest.To Russia   Criticize Pre sence O! Russian Troops. It Manchuria, Alle gec Removal of Jag Machinery. .

Britain Adds Tts Objection To Red Units In Manchuria   Note Is Dispatched _ To Moscow; Follows Protest By America

Chinese Troops Reported In Mukden Battle   Communists Try To Seize City

British Join U.S. in Protest   Oppose Reds in Manchuria—Hit Removal of Machinere:

Connally Pleads For Settle ment Of Major Issues; Vishinsky Emphasizes Russe Attitude Unchanges

RUSSIA ADHERES. TO VETO POWE!   Reserves Right to Use It o: Any Disarmament Plan, Vishinsky Asserts

REDS 10 KEEP VETO RIGHT IK DISARMAMENT   Vishinsky Says Atom Bomb Is Big Danger; Asks Stockpile Data

Russ Reaffirm Veto Right on Disarming Plan   U.S. Holds Outlawing of A-Bomb Must Wait Settlement of Issues

2ussia Will Hold ’ fo Right of Veto Jn Disarmament Plan   Nishinsky Says Can BeiNo Security  With: Atomic Threat

Atomic Bomb Held Biggest Peace Threat   Reds Reveal Fear of New Weapon In Debate On  Disarmament Issue

French Monument  To Honor Heroic  Robeson Soldier —   French Gifts to Com. memorate Pvt.Dougald McRacken; Truman Answers French Letter of Gratitude.

A PLAN BY BYRNES   Secretary Proposes That Peace Conference Be  Called Nov. 12

Byrnes Suggests Work Begin Now On Nazi Treaty   Proposes November Date For Big Four Peace Conference

BYRNES WANTS GERMANY PACT PAPIFY NOY. 12   Asks Representatives to Begin Drafting Treaty for Conference

Vital German Problems Taken Up at Meeting  Byrnes Suggests nfterence fateet

Byrnes Suggests Nov. 12 Meeting On German Pac   Soviet Delegate Expected To Agree To U. S. Plan For 21-Nation Parley

November Peace Conference Is Urged By Byrnes   Secretary Of State Would Speed Action Of German’s Fate

Peace Treaty For Nazis To Be First   Byrnes Would Draft Document at November Meeting

Peace Parley Ih November Is New Byrnes Proposal   Wants Conference To Draft Peace Treaty For Germany

Byrnes Proposes Nov. 12 ‘Conference Be Called To Draft German Peace Treaty.   Wants Big-Four To Start Work Immediately On Treaty Draft To Be Presented Conference

Foreign Ministers May Adjourn Paris Meeting Tomorrov   Byrnes Proposes Holding Peace Conference on November 12th

Peace Parley Suggested  Byrnes Would Call Meeting November 12 For German Treaty

PARLEY ON NOV. 12 TO DRAFT GERMAN TREATY PROPOSED   J, BYRNES SUBMITS PROPOSAL TO FOREIGN MINISTERS’ COUNCIL

Asks Peace Conference  On Nov. 12   Byrnes Proposes German Peace Treaty Date At Foreign Enve-s’ Meeting In Paris

WOULD GET FIRST REPORT AT JUNE MEET   Report Molotov Is Ready to Accept 3 Of 4 Byrnes Plans

BYRNES ASKING ‘TREATY’ DATE   Foreign Ministers Requested To Draft Peace Deal for Reich, Nov. 12

Byrnes Urges Peace Treaty For Germans   Wants Meeting ‘in November-—Would  Eliminate Yones

U.S, OFFERS PLAN ON REICH TREATY   Byrnes Reported To Favor Conference Nov. 12

OFFERS PEACE MEET ON NOV, 12 FOR GERMANY   Report Brynes Proposes Plan at Session of Big Four at Paris Conference

Would Deal With Pact For Germany   Proposal Of Yank Diplomat Made To Council

Byrnes Propose: Reich Meeting  Peace Treaty Would Come Up Nov. 12

Byrnes Proposes Peace Conference  For Reich Nov. 1:   Three Colleagues Request  Time to Study Plan;   Molotov Agreement Is Predicted

Byrnes Asks Big-4 to Draf Reich Treaty   Conference Urged Immediately to Pen Terms for Germans

Byrnes Urges November Meeting Of Ministers To Draft German Peace Pact

Byrnes Proposes Peace Conference For November 12   German Treaty Would be Object Of Such Meeting

Byrnes Urges Conference on Peace Nov. 12   Foreign Ministers Of Russia, Britain And France Want Tims For Study of Proposal

Four Powers May Not React Treaty Accord   Byrnes Proposes That Meeting Be Called for November 12 to Draft German Peace Treaty

Asks Action At Once To Draw ‘Draft of Treaty   Jxpect Reds to Approve 21-Nation Peace Meeting in July

Byrnes Asks Peace Conference For :Germany Nov. 12  s Ja   ‘Ministers Continue “Ef ae To Reach Accord  Expected Aye To ce Natio:   July Parley. ‘

NOV. 12 PEACE PARLEY ASKED   Byrnes Suggests Meeting To Draft Plans For Germany

Byrnes Pushing German  Talk Up   Secretary Requests Ministers To Set Date Nov. 12

CONFERENCE 10 DRAM UP TREATY PROPOSED NO. Ie WY BYRNES”  weare reU Ue   OTHER BIG 4 ENVOYS TO STUDY PLAN FOR FULL-DRESS MEETING

GERMAN PEACE PARLEY URGED   Byrnes Suggests Nov. 12 Mee! Of Foreign Ministers

Byrnes Favors German Treaty Meet Nov. {2   Envoy Proposes Big Four Draft Peace Provisions

Byrnes W ants Peace Parley November L2   Suggests Big Four Start text mediately to Draw Up Treaty Dtaft For Germany

Report on Reich Economic Status ls Asked by U. S.   Conference at Paris ls Expected To Come To Close Thursday

Urges Writing. Peace Pact For Germany Nov. 12   Byrnes Proposes Special Parley To Handle Reich  leeniee.

Byrnes Offers Treaty Date   Suggests Peace Conference Nov. 12 to Draft Treaty For Germany

Report U.S. Troops May Evacuate China   Communists Blame Amer.  icans for Furnishing War Weapons

AMERICAN TROOPS TO DEPART F ROM CHINA   Chinese Rumor Claims Trumar Has Ordered Reeali To Avoid Another Anping Incident

Report From Nanking Yet  Unconfirmed   Communists Bitter Over Aid Furnished Kuomintag Faction

CHINESE SAY U. 8. TROOPS 10 LEAVE   Rumor Reported By Goverh ment Paper; Communists  Sige At © Actions ...

Chinese Say Yanks About  To Evacuate  Report Truman Made Decision

Rumor President Has Moved To Pull U. 5. Troops From China Is Reported

RUMOR PLANS FOR MARINES TO QUIT CHINA   Govt. Paper In China Reports Truman Has Made Decision

Chinese Report Rumor to. Move Yankee Forces   Communists Accuze U. 5S. Of Furnishing Gans Bar Civi] War

CHINESE CLAIM MARINES WILL BE WITHDRAWN   Government Newspaper Says Truman Order Given Marshall

Army To Bring Home Dead If Families Wish  Needed For Return OF Soldier Bodie<

Prises ‘Paper: Repel ‘Nintains OF U. S. Heroes Would Be Maved In Seema

7 Report U.S. Will Return War  Dead F rom 454 Cemeteries In  186 Countries And Islands

RETURN OF WAR DEAD PLANNED   Army to Launch $500,000,. 000 Program in Spring

Army Set To Start Returning War Dead This Spring   Congress Must Approve Pians Now Completed

To Bring War Dead Home   Army Reportedly Has Detailed Plan Ready; Wait For Congress To Give Approval

ARMY COMPLETES PLANS FOR BRINGING WAR DEAD HOME   First Burial Ship Will Leave April 1 Te Start Remeval Of Bodies From 454 Sites In 86 Countries And Islands; Project Te Cost $500,000,000

Plans Completed For Conveying War Dead Home   Bodies To Be Transported From 454 Sites In 18 Countries And Islands

ARMY PLANNING TO RETURN WAR DEAD TO AMERICAN SOIL.   The ‘Plan, If Authorized by Congress First, Will Start in the Spring, ’Frisco Chronicle Reveals

Return of American Dead from World Battlefields. Will Start Soon, Report

~ Casket-Laden Ships to Leave for Foreign Ports When Congress Gives OK   Navy Plans Similar

Partial Relief in’ Crippling New York, New Jersey Strike  ls Pramised   AFL EXECUTIVE SAYS STRIKE ROTTEN MESS

Tobin Denies AFL Intimidates Others In Trucking Strike   O’Dwyer Condemnation Brings Swift Reply; Fear Bloodshed

FEARS VIOLENCE IN TRUCK STRIKE   MAYOR OF NEW YORK ASKS UNION LEADER TO NEGOTIATE PEACE

“WORST RANK, FILE REVOLT IN HISTORY’   Wire from Tobin Meanwhile Denies Strikes Approved

THINK WALLACE SPEECH PLACES TRUMAN ON SPOT      However No Change Expected In U_ S. Foreign Policies

Wallace’s Speech Startles U. S. Delegates in Paris; Vandenberg Backs Byrnes

Wallace Foreign Policy Address Traps President   Truman May Be Forced to Repudiate Ease-Up-onRussia Propssals

WALLACE TALK PUTS PRESIDENT ON “HOT SPOT”   Truman May Have to  Repudiate Soft Red Poliey

HERSHEY URGES DRAFT EXTENSION   Would Limit Service to 18 Months. Report Says

FOR LONGER DRAFT   Committee, However Woulc Limit Service to 18 Months

Draft Law Extension Is Sought   Its Continuance for An Indefinite Period Is Recommended by Selective Service

For Exfension Of Draft Law   House Military Committee Recommends Also “18 Months Limit For Inductees

Congress Asked To Extend Draft For Indefinite Time   House Military Committee Will Begin Hearings Thurs day On Proposals To Prolong It; Some Committee Members Favor Only Six Month Extension

Indefinite Extension Of Draft Act With Service Limit Of 18 Months Is Sought By Hershey

Draft Extension Recommendation Made to House   Sayler to Speak Thursday

Extension of Draft Law for Indefinite Time Recommended   Hearings on Bill Will Start Thursday; Capital News Briefed

Indefinite Draft Extension Peried Asked By Hershey   Inductees Would Be Limited to 18-Month Service Under Plan

18: MONTH SERVICE LIMIT PROPOSED BY GEN. HERSHEY   HOUSE COMMITTEE TO START HEARINGS ON BILL THURSDAY

Suggests Inductees Serve 18 Months; Men 21 to 30 Mav Be Subject to Call

SCHEDULED TO LEAVE RY WARCH 2   DIPLOMATS APPREHENSIVE   Extension Of Draft Request

indefinite Extension of Draft Urged   New Recruits to Be limited to 18 Months Duty

HERSHEY WOULD LINIT SERVICE TO 18 MONTHS   House Military Committee  To Begin Hearings Thursday

Hershey Offers Proposal To House Group   Hearings On Draft Extension Scheduled To Start Thursday; Army Appears First

Committee Votes Draft Extension   Hearings, Closed To Public, Will Begin Thursday

WOULD EXTEND THE DRAFT LAW FOR AN INDEFINITE TIME   Service of Inductees Would Be Limited to Eighteen Months.   WAS RECOMMENDED   Letter Was Sent to Chairman May of House Military Committee.

Asks 18-Months Service Limit for Inductees   Letter to Heuse Military Commit tee: Hearings to Start Thursday

) Recommend Extension Of Draft With Service Of Inductees Limited To Eighteen Months

Selective Service Seeks Extension of Induction Program   Advocates Limit Inductees Time To 18 Months Only

Asks Indefinite Draft Extension, Limit On Service   Gen. Hershey Would Set 18-Month Service For All: Inductees

EXTEND DRAFT, . HERSHEY URGES   Advocates 18-Month Limit On Inductees’ Service

Rigid secrecy in atomic bomb test saining approval  Discretion of armv. navy in disclasino data ranned

Solons Want More Secrecy About Atom Bomb Tests   Objections Raised to Latitude Given Armed Services

Seerecy Likely For Bomb Test   Support Grows in Congress To Tighten Restrictions

Compromise On Minimum Wage Measure Looms  Would Prevent  Farm Price Rice

Administration Hopeful Wage Bill Compromise Can Kill Farm Amendmen

SEEK PAY BILL COMPROMISE   Administration Hopes Tc Kiil Farm Price Boost Amendment

Powerful Kelly Political Machine Crumbles Under G.O.P. Landslide

MAYOR KELLY FORCES TAKE A BEATING   Dems Lose Cook County First Time In Years

State Returns Show  15.000 Osborn Lead   Voters Wreck Kelly Machine

LANDSLIDE HITS KELLY: MACHINE IN COOK COUNT!   Republicans “Win Virtual _ All Major Offices There, Returns Indicate   VOTE FRAUD I$ CHARGED   County Judgeship Stolen by Democrats, Declares GOP Candidate

Greece Fears Attack From The North   Cabinet Reimposes What It Calls. ‘Extraordinary Law’’ On Country

_ DECLARED THRU: OUT GREECE   Fear of Attack From Yugoslavia Seen As Cause,

Tension Rises In U.S.-Polish Vote Conflie:   Russian-Backed Official: Hurl Charges After U. 8. Protest. Filed On Referendum

U. S. and Poland Exchange Rebukes   Poles Claim U.S. ‘Infringement’ Into Sovereian and Internal Affairs

Poles Draw U.S. Retort To Charges   State Department Admits Ballot Role but Says Objections Invalid.

Rebukes From Poland Bring On Feeling   Powerful Yank Fleet Riding In Mediterranean

A Polish Quarrel   Charge That America Is “Interfering”  -With Their Elections

Grave Tension Between U.S., Poland Nofed  Disquieti va Sign ns Seen As fr Serves War

US, POLAND EXCHANGE DIPLOMATIC REBUKES  Fresh Evidence of East-West Tension

U. 5. FLEET BACKS UP DIPLOMACY   Giant Carrier Paces Fleet Into Mediterranean

WARSAW FLAYS INTERFERENCE IN COMING VOTE   Washington Rejects Claims As Being Void Because Of ‘Big 3’ Pledges

Poland Hurls Charge Of Interference Against U.S.   INVOLVES VOTE

Say Country’s Sovereignty  “Infringed”   Diplomatic Rebukes Give Fresh Evidence Of Mounting Tension From Soviet Sphere

TENSION MOUNTS OVER INFLUENCE OF SOVIET RUSSIA  POWERFUL FLEET IN MCNITERRANEAN SEA   POWERFUL FLEET IN MEDITERRANEAN SEA BACKS U.S. CLAIMS

Powerful American Fleet Underscores Attitude of U. S.   Asserts Claim To Interest In Mediterranean; Poland Charges ‘Interference’

INTERFERENCE IN ELECTION IS CHARGED   State Department Regards Objections Invalid   U. S$. DEFENSE   To Be Planned On Basis No Adequate Control Will Be Found For A-Bomb

Poland, U. S. Trade Blows  Over Election   Powerful American Fleet Stakes Out Interest in Mediterranean

U.S., Poland Trade Notes Over Electior   Unofficial Rebukes Hurled as America Cites Potsdam Pact

U.S. andPolan¢ Exchange Many Rebukes   Russian-Supported Nation Takes Issue With America

Poland Charges Interference With Elections; Patterson Cites Yalta, Potsdam Terms

UNPRECEDENTED NOTE EXCHANGE 1S NOT OFFICIAL   Diplomatic Rebukes Provide Fresh Evidence Of Trouble Springing From Russian Sphere Of  Influence.

World Crisis Looms Large Over Poland   Tension Increases as Russia's Sphere of Influence Mounts

U.S.-Polish Notes Reveal Tension   Rebukes Indicate Red Influence at Warsaw

Caustic Press Release Tells United States Coming Election None Of Our Business

Election In Poland Stirs Row   U. S. War Agencies Ready For Emergency As Fension Mounts

Grave Tension Between U.S., Poland Noted   Disquieting Signs Seen As America Serves Warninas

rew Vesseis Tied Up, Lake Carriers Say  -aciation Reports Only ven Of lts 316 Ships  as. 2   UNIOM DECIARES 40 SHIPS STRIKEBOUND   Amorican Oil Tankers May Soon Be Affected By CIO Walkout

UNION CLAIMS 40 SHIPS TIED UP BY STRIKE   NEGOTIATIONS ARE ADJOURNED IN WASHINGTON

Several Senators Express Regret Over LaFollette’s Primary Defeat

Hannegan Sees Party Grabbing  Wisconsin Seat   LaFollette’s Defeat Opens Way for Democrat, Chairman Savs

LAFOLLETTE IS HANDED DEFEAT IN GOP PRIMARY   Both Democrats And Republicans Disappointed Over Senator’s Loss   HANNEGAN CONFIDENT OF CAPTURING SEAT

EXPRESSED QVER RESULT.   Republicans and Others Surprised Over _ Defeat of LaFollette 

LaFollette Is Defeated In Primary Race   Governors Of South Carolina, Vermont Defeated

Senators Regard. LaFollelle Hass Disappointment  lines Tuesdoy’s Primary Results

Senators Voice Regret at Loss Of LaF ollette   Veteran Legislator Beaten in Wisconsin  By Judge McCarthy

bliticians Regret ollette Defeat   es Oust Incumbent  overnors of States

LaFollette Loses in Wisconsin Primary   Politicians Seek to .Assay Significance of His Defeat

COLD BLAST HEADS FOR NEW ENGLAND   Mercury Gradually Rising ir Midwest; Frost Damace Slight

Low Temperature Marks Recorded  Chill Blast Moves Slowly Eastward

CHILLY BLASTS MOVE TO EAST   Mercury Takes Gradual Rise In Midwest From Low 40's

‘DRY’ GLIPSHEET RESUMES PLEA   Methodist Temperance Paper Declcres Repeal Has ‘Settled No Problem’

CHARGES WASTE IN ROAD PROJEC)   Foolish Costs on Pan-Ameri. can Highway Are Cited

Domestic Coal Users Now Face Heatless Days   Coal Reserves At All-Time Low — Unemplovment Continues To Skyrocket In Naticn

LIST -OF IDLE SKYROCKETING   Coal Strike ~ Eating ‘into Fuel Supplies :

1 200,000 IDLE AS RESULT OF COAL STRIKE   Nation's Fuel Reserves Sink to All-Time Low

Unemployment Hits New Postwar High   1,250,000 Men Idled by Walkouts in Coal Mines

Allies Attack Top Nazis At Nuernberg   U. 5S., British Present Cases Against Goering, Ribbentrep

Allies Attack Top Nazis At Nuernberg  U. S., British Present   U. S., British Present Cases Against Goering, Ribbentrop

MULLER-UTECHT NUPTIALS MONDAY   Popular Couple To Make Home in LeMars Where Groom Will Work

UNION BREACH CHARGE. HEARD AFTER. STRIKE   Oakland Employers Say Appeal Due To Headauarters

ASK WAR D TO aN ; IN GERMANY  State Dept. Wants   State Dept Wants Army to: ~ Administer  Country Thru 1946

Asks War Dept. To Control Germany Until Year's End   State Dept. Hesitates To Assume Occupation Announced for July

War Department Role in Germany May Be Extender   Government Branch Asked To Handle Affairs Until End of 1946

MORE ARMY RULE IN REICH URGED   WAR DEPARTMENT HOPED TO TURN OVER AUTHORITY

KEEP WAR DEPT, IN THE SADDLE   WILL CONTINUE TO OPERATE IN  fe mada A ASS

ARMY MAY RUN REICH LONGER   State Department Asks Wal Department To Continue At Least A Year

War Dep’t. Asked To Handle Administration Of Occupied Germany Until End Of 1946

‘Phone Strike Plan ‘Peaceful, But Effective’  Strategy Chief Sees Teugh Fight Aheac

Phone Walkout ToBe‘Peaceful’ But ‘Effective’   Strategy: Di rector ‘Foi —Suike Laying, Plans; Says ‘Conipauies ae

PAINTERS FALL INTO 125-FT. SMOKESTACK   One Man Killé@ And Another Badly injured In Accident In Chicaro Mondar

QUEEN ELIZABETH OM MAIDEN LUXURY RUN   Huge Liner Served As Wartime Troon Transport

Inside Your Congress Tell The People!  SAMUEL B. PETTESGILL “The Gentleman from

GOERING NOTES DEEP SECRETS   CONTENTS OF SUICIDE MESSAGES NOT DIVULGED

GOERING SUICIDE REPORT MAY BE REVEALED TODAY   Pencilled Notes May Solve Nuernberg Mystery

Goering Suicide Probers to Meet Control Agency   Notes Believed Likely te  Contain Solution to  Cyanide Mystery

Inquiry Board Report — Qn Goering’s Suicide  _ May Be Given Today

EARLY BREAK EXPECTED IN NAZI MYSTERY   American Inquiry Board May Unfold Secret of Goering Suicide.

Nazi Suicide Quiz Report Slated Today   Release Expected As Board Prepares Commission Meeting

Registration Drives Pushed   Workers of Both Major  Parties in Last Minute Efforts

New Contract Talks to Rest On Approval   7 Per Cent Levy to Be Paid By Operators; Six Uses Outlined

Proposes 7 Per Cent on AllPayRolls   Fund, He Says, Takes Top Spot, Demands Guarantee Before  MT i OB   Cites 6 Purposes   U.M.W. Head Lists Uses to Which Fund Would Be Put

No Contract Unless Owners Meet Demands   Operators Told To Put Up $70,000,000 To Help Workers

MORE DEMANDS AWAITED AFTER WELFARE PLAN   Operators Agree To Grant Miners $3,000,000 In Back Holiday Pay 

Ketuses More Talks Before Fund Granted   Proposes Raising Money  Through Seven Percent T Tot on eo a . eee 6  igs

Lewis Says Operators Must Agree Before He Will Discuss Contract   Wants Seven Per Cent Payroll Levy Estimated To Raise $70,000,000

Exclusive Union Administration Is Stipulated  7% Payroll Levy Floors Operators;   7% Payroll Levy Floors Operators; Await Remainder Of UMW Reauests

OPERATORS NOT LIKELY TO OKAY $70 MILLION CUT   Taken By Surprise By Mine Union's New Demand For Greater Welfare Fund: Settlement Unlikely By Tomorrow.

Says Owners Must Meet Demand First   Negotiations ‘On: Contract ‘Must Await Approval -

Lewis Demands Granting of Levy Before Negotiating Coal Contract; 7 Pet. Tax on Pay Rolls Wanted

Lewis Demands Union Handling Of Benefit Fund  Proposed to Raise $70 Million For It

Asks Payroll Levy to Form Welfare Fund   Demands Operators Pay $70,000,000 As Price of New Contrac With Mine Workers

Lewis Wants 7% Payroll Levy For, Miners Welfare!  Operators Believe Demand Will Delay

GET $70,000,000   Warns Operators Welfare “Demand Must be Met or  ” pee Pate edt

SEVEN PER CENT LEVY ON PAYROLLS   Lewis Demands Funds As Step To Negotiations

LEWIS MAKES NEW DEMAND ON INDUSTRY   Wonts Right to Administer Huge Welfare Funds

Proposal by UMW Comes  As Surprise   Union Says Huge Welfare Fund Must Be Granted Before Negotiations on Contract Can Resume

Seventy Million Dollars Is Total   Negotiations Hall Until Operators Give Answer

Lewis Demands Union Control of $70,000,000 Mine Welfare Fund   UMW. Chief Proposes’ Seven PerCent Levy On. Payralls, To Be Paid by Operators, for Six Purposes: Rejects Idea of Tripartite Control

Lewis Asks To Control  Relief Fund   Miners’ Chief Demands Ex. clusive Supervision  Over lis Use $

Wants Union To Handle Fund Exclusively   Miners Oppose Board Of Three To Govern Money

Seven Per Cent ‘Tax’ Paid by Owners Is Asked   Money for Welfare Work Would Be Under Control of Miners

ACTS 10 FORC 7 PER CENT PAY LEVY   Says Contract Impossible Until Matter Is Settled   PRODUCERS   Agree To Pay $3,000,000 In Back Holiday Wages; To Open Negotiations

Lewis Asking Seven Per Cent Payroll Tax   Demands Operators Coriribate Vast Sum for Welfare Fund 

Lewis Demands F ull Health Fund Control   Miners. Leader Says Operators Must Agree to $70, 000,000 Program Before He Will Talk Contract

Lewis Wants Control of Mine Funds   Signing of Contract Is Contingent Upon Payroll Levy

Mine Operators See Minute Hope Parley Can End Wednesday   Lewis Demands Payroll Levy te Provide Welfare Fund for Men

Lewis Demands Union Control Welfare Funds   Miners’ Head Soys Operators Must Agree To Seven Per Cent Payroll Levy

Miners’ Chieftain Rejects Tripartite Board To Run $70,000,000 Pot

Exclusive Union  Administration Of Money Soughi   UMW Head Wants To Handle Proceeds Of Sum Paid By Operators Of Mines

Lewis Asks  Miners Run Health Func   Union Chief Alters His Demands to 7 Percent Annual Payroll Levy.

LEWIS DEMANDS UNION RULE ON WELFARE FUND   Mine Boss Proposes Payroll Levy to Raise Money for Program

Declares Miners Will Not Talk Contract Until Operators Agree To Administration Of Fund by Union Negotiations Are Continuing At Nation's Capital

Rejects Proposal  For 3-Man Board   Seventy Million Dollar Welfare Fund Blocks Coal Strike Talks

UMW CHIEF ASKS 7% LEVY ON COAL FOR HEALTH FUND   SPELLS 70-MILLION DOLLAR OBSTACLE TO NEGOTIATIONS

(ranting Of Plea Only Alternative To Any Contract   Seven Per Cent Levy Seen Ulira - Conservative By Mine Union President

Warns No Contract Otherwise   Miners’ Chief Calls 6-Point Program ‘Ultraconservative’

Lewis Asks Union Have Full Control Of Welfare Fund   Contract Negotiation Hinges On Acceptance

Lewis Wants Owners To Grant Welfare Clause Before He Negotiates New Mine Contract

UMW Boss Insists On Levy Before Contract Signed   Rejects Tripartite Board to Administer $70,000,000 Fund

Industry In Plea To End Beef Control   Administration Seeks Ways To Ease Meat Shortage Quickly

Top Veal Raised 7, 8 Cents; Plea Filed  for Beef Decontrol   Argentina Offers Canned Meats; Truman Aides Note Public Clamor

Petition Is Filed With Anderson By OPA Group   Argentina Offers 4 Million Pounds Of Canned Beef

OPA UPS PRICE FOR TAP GRADES OF RETAIL VEAL   Raise, Effective Monday, {s 7 to 8 c Pound Higher Than at Present   OTHER CEILINGS RESET  New Posters With Changes Are Due to Appear in Stores October 14

ADMINISTRATION IS BLASTED   Demos Charged With Blocking Probe Of Occupation Forces

Four Republicans on Senate War Investigating Committee Declare Democrats Are Trying to Conceal Mistakes in Germany and Austria After Group Cancels Proposed Investigation of Conditions in Zones by 6-4 Party Vote.

‘REBEL’ PICKETS —BLOSING-MINES   MINERS IGNORING LEWis'  -* ORDER HAVE. CLOSED 16  LARGE MINES IN PENNSYLVANIA *«

Financial’ Eniployes Union Hold: Strike Vote to Delay Stock Operations

Walkout Slows Up Operations N.Y. Exchange   Union Employes: Force World Market-Place to Run On Temporary Besia

STOCK EXCHANGE WORKERS QUIT T0 TAKE STRIKE VOTE   New York Market Transac: tions Handled en Emer. agenev Race

WALKOUT HITS STOCK MARKET   Unionized Workers Vote In Favor Of Strike At Any Time

Strike Ties Up Stock Exchange   Operations Resumed After 2-Hour Delay

Stock Exchange Trading Disrupted As Employes Stop for Strike Vote

Union Fuchange  Nora sit Favor of Strike  ’ ee” ee. ea coe, eee   Trsdfin ing Floor Survives ” Initial Move in First labor Rift

 4 ; 1 . 7 World Food Situation Darkens As ‘American Strikes Cut Off Supplies

Maritime Stoppage Lowered Supplies:-in Importing Countries; Coal Walkout TWheantane Tt Kurthar

Quits Post As Cuyahoga County Head  Unexpected Move Surprises Leaders

MILLER LEAVES AS DEMOCRATS CUYAHOGA MAN   Surprise Resignation Stir: Speculation; Link With Rail Union Recalled

ORDER CHECK ON MALARIA      State Survey Ordered To Determine Cases, Stop Spread Of Disease

ALEMAN TAKES OATH IN MEXICO   Pledges Continuation of Good Neighbor Policy

New President of Mexico Planning 9 Labor Reforms   Anti-inflation and LaborManagement Peace Policies Listed

NEW MEXICAN PRESIDENT STARTS TERM   Pledges to ; Continue ‘Good  Neighbor’ Policy

ALEMAN WILL BE GOOD NEIGHBOR   NEW PRESIDENT OF MEXICO TAKES OFFICE

Cold Weather For Southeast   Heavy Rains Caused Sudden Floods In Portions of South.

Maritime Strike Settlement Seeir:s Imminent   AFL Leader Expects 26-Day Old Tie-Up Ot Ships to End Today

Engle Given Life Sentence For Murder Of Librarian   ——  GAMBLING BARGE OPERATOR FREED

LIFE TERM GIVEN IN BRYAN KILLING   Vet Takes Sentence Calm For Library Slaying

LIBRARIAN'S SLAYER SENTENCED TO LIFE   Bryan Man Calm As Judg Reads Mandatory Finding

fribunal Sentences Navy Vet fo Life For Slaying Young Bryan Librariar

Predicted Jap Blow Day Before Attack   Officer Told Staff Meeting “Something ls About to Hanpven”

Gay Mardi Gras Festival Begun   Present Celebration Expected To Make _Up For War Years

See Mercury Plummeting  —— P aa oweem 4 hee Se! ow   Cold Wave On Way From ley Canada

Kraschel Blasts State Officials  _ Says Administration  Knew of Conditions

FRATERNITY HOUSE AT WESTMINSTER BADLY DAMAGED   Two College Students Suffered Severe Burns In Fire . Today.   LOSS PLACED AT $60,000   Fire Chief M. Grant Duncan, 80, Dropped Dead at the  Srane

Fditorial Lauds Move   Probe Deathof Former Mercer County Resident

4 DEAD IN HEAVY RAINS THAT FALL IN ST, LOUIS AREA   : Thousand Persons Left Home  less, Property Damage Running Into Millions of   Dollars Caused,   800 ARE MAROONED; BOATS TRY RESCUE   Flash Floods Produced by Record - Breaking Downpours—Residents Catch Fish at Doorsteps,

PLAN MEET AT GR. HAVEN TO FILE PROTEST   Twin Cities, 11 Other Communities Will be Represented

BRITISH NOTE « RAPS ALBANIA      ‘MINING OF CHANNEL AND DAMAGE TO WAR    SHIPS

Full Freedom Is Promised ‘in Our Time’   Proposal Made to End Strife in East Indies

Indonesia Offered  Commonwealth   Dutch Submit Program To End Present Strife

DUTCH SUBMIT PLAN TO INDIES   Offer Natives Right to Full Freedom of Partnership “In Our Time”

Dutch Offer  Free Indies   WouldHaveCommonwealth Now. Cheice Later

Dutch Offer Indonesia ‘Free’ Status  Propose Eventual Liberty Vote, Citizenship Now

Mayor OfN.Y. Gets Two More  Resignations   Stem From O’Dwyer’s Aanounced Intention Of “Putting His House In Order”

GAKFORD YOUTH SVEN S000 IN COMPROMIE   Lacey Park Parents Hope Tc Get $1855 for Daughter   ‘BEGIN TWO DIVORCES

YOUTH IS GIVEN   $500 IN COMPROMISE   Lacey Park Parents Hope To Get $1855 for Their ) Daughter’s Injuries

Y, §. TO ALLOGATE SURPLUS EQUIPMENT   Will Be Used For Western Hemispheric Defense

DALLAS HOTEL BLAST KILLS 7         'Russia Cool to U.S. Plan tor Four-Power Guard on J&pan

United States Submits Plan: Russia Silent   Great Britain Warmly Welcomes Praposal to Prevent Aggression

U.S. Unveils Plan For Japan Contro  Red Silence Renders Fate Uncertain

U. 5. Offers Plan For Jap Control By Four Powers   Russia Remains Quiet on 25-Year Military Program

U.S. Unveils Plan To Police Japan Next 25 Years   Other Powers Would Be Cut in, Take Part In Control System

Four-Power Rule In Japan s Proposed   Moscow Silent Over Plan To Keep Japs Under Control For 25 Years -

U.S. Proposes 4-Power Board Of Control to Disarm Japan   Russian Silence Leaves Outcome Uncertain; Great Britain, China Reportedly Favor Plan

U.S. UNVEILS APOWER JAP ‘CONTROL PLAN      Proposal Would Keep Japs Unarmed For 25 Year Period

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Soviet Reaction To Jap Control Plan Is Awaited   J. §. Proposes Four-Power Board To Keep Nippon Disarmed

Russia Quiet Leaving Its  Fate In Doubt   Great Britain ‘and China Reputedly Favor Proposal of “Big Four” Keeping Japan Militarily Impotent

“OUT- Power Rule Ir   Moscow Silent Over Plan To Keep Japs Under Control For 25 Years

Reds Silent On Proposed     Disarmament   U. S. Would Cut Other Powers In On QOceunpation Duties

PROGRESS QF YEAR IS REVIEWED   Director Steelman Warns Nation of Threat of Inflation

STEELMAN PAINTS BRIGHT PICTURE OF U. 5. ECONOMY   Reports Nation, in Year of Peace, Has Achieved Full Employment and Record Profits.   THREAT OF INFLATION “SHADOW OVER FUTURE”   Reconversion Chief Calls for Policy of High Taxes and Reduced Public  Fyeneanditnpes,

Steelman Says U.S. Has Full Employment  Reconyersion Head,  However, Warns of inflation Threat

EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK BRIGHT Nation’s Production Soaring; Inflation Still Major Threat

Jobs, Money at Record High in Year   Reconversion Head Reports on V-J Day Plus 12 Months

EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK BRIGHT K BRIGHT Nation's Production Soaring;  Inflation Still Major Threat —

SCHEDULE OF VETERAN-ADM: OFFICES GIVEN   Part-Time Offices To Aid In Handling Work Of Administration

STEEL QUIPUT FURTHER CURBED; MORE LAID OFF   Over 50,000 Now Jobless ir That Industry Due to Coal Strike   10,000 RAIL MEN IDLE   Auto and Other Plants Using Steel Face Drastic Cuts - in Produetion

Unemployment Rises in Steel Industry as Coa!  # :  Shortage Cuts Production

MORE DRASTIC CUTS IN STEEL ARE MADE TODAY   Hundreds of Thousands Are Facing Unemployment

‘Thousands Of Workers Are Furloughed As Coal Piles \Of Nation Shrink Rapidly

COAL STRIKE CUTS DEEPER IN INDUSTRIES   Closed Plants Push Unemployec  To Nearly 03,'KH

‘STRIKE-CAUSES:MANY LAYOFFS   ESTIMATE 65,000 WORKERS IN ADDITION TO STRIKING MINERS ARE NOW IDLE

Coal Strike Hits  More Industries   Ranks Of Unemployed Are Swelled By Failure To End Coal Strike

Steel Production Cuts Threaten More Lay-off:   Hundreds of Thousands of Workers May Be Idle Because of Coal Crisis

MANY MORE — WORKERS ARE LAID OFF   Steel and Railroad Employes Most Badly Affected

COAL STRIKE CLOSES COUNTRY’S INDUSTRY   Has: Already Thrown 65,000 - Men Out Of Work

LACK OF GOAL CLOSING DOWN STEEL PLANTS   Drastic New Cuts In Production Made Necessary by UMW Strike.

FARM BUREAU REELECTS ANDERSON   900 Members Attend An. nual Meeting On November 8

LARGE TURNOUT AT FARM BUREAU MEET   . Elect Officers At Annual Meeting At .LeMars Friday

Industry Is Reviving As Miners Return   Men Being Called Back To Work or Shutdown Plans Being Revoked Now

LOAN T0 BRITAIN “WN OUR INTEREST, SAYS VANDENBERE   Republican Senator Gives His ‘Reluctant but Firm’ Support to Plan   WARNS ON ALTERNATIVE   Asserts ‘Some Other Great Nation’ Would Seize Upon  America’s Failtire

VANDENBERG SAYS HE FAVORS LOAN   Leading Senator Tells of Reasons for Action.

American Agents Smash Attempt to Reorganize Nazi Party in Nippon

Pauley Expects To Go fo Soviet Zone  Doesn't Expect to Be Kept Out of Korean Area

PAULEY 10 VISIT RUSSIA'S ZONE   Will Appear At Border In  Korea To Seek  Admission

Seaman Kilis Nine Of His Shipmates   Allied Envoys Nearly Inch Appear Eager Of Rain Falls ToCompromise And Continues

Peace Talks To Start Thursday   Air Of Determination To Compromise Augurs Well For Success

Diplomats Gather In French Capital For Conference   United Nations and European Peace May Hina on Meeting

Lack of Coal Puts Pinch On Railroads   Service Curtailed; 62,000 Now Idle _ In. Steel Fiants

A-BOMB TESTS WILL BE HELD, CHIEF ASSERTS   President Says New Dates For Pacific Event To Be Met

TRUMAN INSISTS ON BOMB TRIALS   Says They Are Essential to Defense Planning

A-Bomb Tests to Be Made, Truman   Says Tests Are of Vital Importance To Nation

Truman Favors Holding Tests Of Atom Power   President Asserts New Dates For Experiments Will Be Maintained

Truman: ‘A’ Test Is Vital   Bikini Bombings To Proceed On Schedule

Atomic Bomb Target Dates Will be Met   Tests Are of Vital Importance, the Presdent States

I / eg ] ‘sl a ture re           17-POINT PROGRAM EMPHASIZES EDUCATIONAL AND HEALTH... NEEDS, BUT NO SHARING OF. SALES TAX ;

Occupation Army May Be Reduced   MCNarney Tells of Plan To Cut Army In Germany To 150,000

May Cut Yank Force in Reich  150,000 Men Would Occupy The Country

More Yanks From Reich:   Occupation Force May Be Cut in Half; German Rations Improve

11 DEFENDANTS DENY GUILT OR BID FAREWELL   Place All Blame on One Adolf Hitler, Who Was Absent

Nazi Crimes. Trial Recesses   21 Defendants Still Blame Hitler for War, Murders

Expect Quick  0.K. On Draft By Truman   Army Awaits Sept. 1 . To Decide What Group In 19-44 To Be Tapped

WAR DEPARTMENT WILL ATTEMPT TO RAISE-“ALL VOLUNTEER” ARMY BASED ON PAY RAISES

REVISED DRAFT BILL PASSES IN CONGRESS   No Inductions Ouring July And August

Swift OK by Truman Is Seer On Draft Bill   Army Does Not ee Know What Age Group Will Be Tapped First

Expect Approval By President Of New Draft Bill   Compromise Draft Extension Measure Is Passed By Congress Bodies   DRAFT HOLIDAY FOR TWO MONTHS

STUART AGAINST STELLE’S STAND   Says Stelle Does Not ‘Have Legion Authority

lowa Democrats Complete Ticket  Five Announce sone vi “Tote Saturday? Om

IMPORTANT MEETING TO BE HELD BY THE WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS WEDNESDAY

CHICAGO CHEESE MANUFACTURER IS SHOT TO DEATH   ‘Attacked by Two Men Who Broke Into Tourist Cabin.

‘Cheese King’ Of Chicago Is Shot To Death   Vincent Benevento, 46 Rich Cheesemaker, !: Killed On Floor Ai Tourist Hideout

‘Cheese King’ Shot to Death in Lonely Cabin   Wife Slightly Hurt When Two Invade Hideout

CHEESE MOGUL FATALLY SHOT IN HIS HIDEOUT   Gunmen Break Down Door, Slay Benevento As Wife Watches

Will Go Aiter the ‘Big Boys’   To Let Little Violators Off if They Will ‘Squeal

BLACK MARKET DRIVE IS AIMED AT ‘BIG SHOTS   Scarcity of Meat t Grow Worse, OPA Warns Nation

OPA Chiefs Map All-out War On Black Market   Squealing Small Fry Will Be Used To Ensnare Big Shots

OPA Prepares To Battle ‘Markets   Agents Being Trained To Crack Down on Violators

Small Violators To Go Free For  ‘Big Shot’ Tips   ‘Rugged Winter’ Fo: Black Marketers Is Predicted, Plenty Screams Expected

OPA Plans To Battle Meat Black Markets   Record-Breaking Sales Reported Over Week-end

SQUEALERS MAY BE AID 10 OPA   Rugged Winter And Spring Promised Black Markets

Little Fellow To Go Free if He Talks   Old Bootleg System Proposed; Scarce Meat Supply Seen

OPA Relies On Small Violators To Trap Big Shots   Squealers to Furnish Evidence Against  Black Market Leaders

OPA Sketches Plans To Trap ‘Big Shots’ Of Black Marketeers   Meat Bill For Nation’s Llousewives To Go Up $600.000,000 Next Tuesday

OPA Girds To Battle Black Mart   Relentless Campaign Planned To Smash Illegal Traffie In Meats

LIGHT ON LITTLE ONES IF THEY TALK OPA Officials Plan To Toss Book To Big Black Marketeers

KILGORE OPPOSES SWEENEY IN NOVEMBER   Primaries  CREEPERS fe  President Wins Missouri Purge Test: Byrd In   Bailey And Clay Win

State Rivals Concede To Kilgore, Sweeney   Incumbent Congressmen Victors; Miller Leading for Supreme Court

()PA PLANS NO INCREASE IN RENT CEILINGS   Landlord’s Hope. of Higher Income Blasted by Agency Statement.

OPA Predicting No Increases In Rent Ceiling   Analysis Shows Most Landlords Profiting

NG HAE PLANNED IN RENT CEILING:   Congress Likely to Take Up Issue in January; OPA to Decontrol All Food

OPA CHIEFS DENY RENT HIKE PLANNED   Agency Plans To Place New Areas under Ceilings

THE WORLD TODAY a eanest Major Political $ Change in Spain  Re NeWitit Warkensie’

Three Courses Open To Franco..... Big Change In Making In The Government Of Spain

MAJOR CHANGE COMING SOON IN GOVERNMENT OF SPAIN; BIG 3 DECISION PUTS FRANCO ON SPOT

BIG POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS SEEN ON SPANISH'HORIZON WITH FRANCO FINDING HIMSELF -IN TOUCH SPOTS

Chiang Gives Civil Rights   Restores Speech Freedom Other Liberttes

DEMOCRACY GAINING GROUND’  New Birth Of Freedom Is Given China By Chiang —

New Freedom Given To China By Chiang  ar «COPS ECA SC OR’ eh COCR er re® A

It Is Thought Steel Is Moving Toward Biggest Production In History  BOTH LABOR AND MANAGEMENT SEEM TO BE SATISFIED  Prospects For Settlement Of Other Major Disputes Are Brighter

Karle urges bomb threat  to Russians  . Greater menace than was Hiler

British Cabinet Shuffle Will Take Place   Reorganization Will Affect Leadership; Functions Revised

British Cabinet Shuffle Likely in Streamline Move   Changes Not Expected to Affect Top Leadership In Government

Cabinet of  Britain May Be Shuftled  Move Foreseen Ww72.t °° cpa BT...

TOP LEADERSHIP IS AFFECTED   Shutfling Of British Cabinet Within 24 Hours !s Hinted -

Decontrol Board Expects Rush Of Appeals “By Industries For Freedom From Controls

Decontrol Board Ponders Way to Handle Big Job   Three-Man Committee May - Announce Line of Procedure in 10 Days Time

FOUR BUILDINGS IN HIGBEE WERE BURNED TODAY   Series of Fires Were Blamed By Offeials on An Arsonist.   LOSS MAY BE $100,000   Six Separate Fires Were Discovered By the Night Watchman.

Six Fires in Hichee Within A Few Minutes   Estimated Loss $100,000; Officials  Blame an Arsonist

LEWIS SILENT ON COAL PARLEY   ‘Negotiators Not Sure Confab  Will Continue

Chiang Will Ease Out of High Post   Generalissimo Says He Will Relinquish Powers

CHIANG DOFFS - -FULE POWERS   Constitution: Draft Given Assembly. -

Foes Start Drive Against Federal Information Bil   Republicans Block Appro’ priation for International rvices   LEGISLATION WOULD SET UP $10,000,00¢   State Department Has Funds To Carry Service Until July First

Auriol Named President of French Group   Defeats Comnzunist . and Radical-Socialist to Head the New French Assembly ef the Fourth Renublie

French Elect Socialist Head Of Assembly   Auriol Defeats Red Candidate with Thorez Only Premier Aspirant

AURIOL ELECTED FRENCH LEADER   Socialist Named President of Assembly, Defeating Communist for Job

AURIOL HEADS NEW FRENCH ASSEMBLY   Socialist Defeats Communis!  By Laraqe Marain

Socialist New French President   Auriol Defeats Communist and Radical-Socialist Candidates

Auriol Heads New Assembly Of Franee   Socialist Named In Surprise 3-Cornered Contest

SOCIALIST 10 HEAD FRANCE   Auriol Elected President, Defeating Communist And Radical   WILL NAME PREMIER

SOCIALIST AURIOL FRENCH PRESIDENT   Communist Candidate Runs Second In Balloting

NEW EGY TO LEAVE LONDON SOON FOR Y. 4   Ambassador to Britain Named by Truman to Fill Cabinet Vacancy.

Impatient Over  Delays To Bill On Atom Secret   Byrnes Assures A-Bomk Still Exclusive Property of U. S.

Strikes Spread To Philippines   Traffic On Manila Railroad Company Lines Halted By Labor Unions’ Demands

FILIPINO RAIL WORKERS STRIKE   Walkout Comes As Styer  Rejects Demands

PRICE INCREASES ON FUEL OIL ANNOUNCED   Temporary Boost In The Price OF Kerosene Also Autherited By OFA

Probe of CIO  Causes Debate   Rankin. Denounces PAC  As “Communist-Front”’

Ask Investigation of CIO's PAC as Soviet-Dictated   Rankin Says Waliace Is Active in “Communist. Front Group

TURN LIGHT ON THE PAC AGAIN   RANKIN ASKS TRUMAN TO FIRE WALLACE

PAC FACES NEW PROBE BY CONGRESS   Rep. Rankin Takes Lead in Move for Investigation 

Big Sum Will Go  In River  Projects   Congress Roundur For Day Covers Wide Field

Spain Moves First   Anticipates French Action :By Closing Border; Anti-Franco Feeling Up in Europe

FRANCO REGIME UNDER ATTACK   Opposition Develops in Many Parts of Europe — Diplomatic Break Urged

FRENCH DEMANDS GAIN SUPPORT ANTI-FRANCO SENTIMENT RISES IN EUROPE

Anti-Franco Sentiment Over Europe   American Views Dispatched to Britain and France

FRANCO .FEELING MOUNTS   Spain 24 Hours Ahead of France *In Closing Border

Spain Closes Gateways   Franco Government Acts 24 Hours Ahead of French Frontier Order

Spain Closes 2 Entrances Into Franee   Anti-Franco Sentiment Bubbles Up All Over Europe Today

Spain Closes Two Gateways   Anti-Franco Sentiment Bubbles Up All Over Europe

Sentiment Seen Against Franco  All Over Europe   Frontier Closed By Spain; Stage Demonstrations In Brussels And Sofia

ANTI-FRANCO SENTIMENT INCREASING   Spain Closes Two Main Gateways Into France

Spain Closes Two Gateway: Into France   Franco Acts After France Moves to Close Frontier

SPANISH SCENE HIGHLIGHTED AS SOLDIERS. MOVE   Anti-Franco Sentiment Increases As Spaniards Close Border First .

SPANISH RULER CLOSES BORDER AT TWO POINTS   Break Ties, Moscow Radio Urges; British, French Get American Stand

ANTI-FRANCO VIEWS HEARD OVER EUROPE AS BORDER CLOSED  SPANISH LEADER HALTS TRAFFIC WITH FRANCE DAY BEFORE DEADLINE

Sentiment Bubbles All Over Europe in Protest of Franco   Spanish Close France-Spain Border Already

Spain Announces Gateways Closed   Jumped Gun By Closing Passages Before French Order

 =FRANCO— Spain Closes Two Gates. _  Sentiment Against Franco Is Growin;

FRANCO SHUTS MAIN GATES ON FRENCHBORDER   Sentiment Rises for United Nations. Action Against Spain Regime

Franco Beats French To Jump; Demonstrations In Brussels, Sofia, Co» penhagen; Czechs Back  : cae rance:..  ts

Spain Beats Deadline On Gateways   Anti-Franco Movement Gains Momentum Throughout Europe

11 KILLED IN SASKATCHEWAN HOTEL INFERNO   Early Sunday Disaster Worst In Western Canada’s History

Saskatchewan Fire Kills 11, Hurls 18   Flames Sweep Through ~ Interior of the Barry Hotel

11 KILLED, 18 INJURED IN FIRE AT SASKATOON   Barrys Hotel Gutied In Early  Morning Conflagration; Vie L aime Writentified

FLAMES SWEEP CANADA HOTEL; 11 PERSONS DIE   28 More Are Injured In Saskatchewan Blaze; Stove Is Believed Cause

Canadian Hotel Blaze Is Fatal To 11 Persons   18 Injured in Fire That Guts Interior Of Saskatoon Hostelry

Another Hotel Fire Takes 11 Lives: 18 Hurt   Making Slow Progress In Identification

Ukrainian Asks Probe  Of Shooting   Manuilsky Tells Byrnes Wounding of Delegate Was Premeditated.

Government s Seizure Fails To End Strike   Some Strikers Will Take Up Jobs Monda.

U. S. Seizure Fails ‘To Halt Strike; AFL Will Resume   ClO Controls Most Chicago Plants; Demands immediate Increase

Plants Open; Pickets Defy U. S. Seizure   Little Hope Seen For Quick Easing of National Shortege

Strike-Bound Plants Seized By Government   Some AFL Men Back At Work; Anderson Appeals to Strikers

No Immediate Hopes For Restoration Of Ebbing Meat Supply   60,000 AFL Vorkers Resume Outside Ot Chicago But ClO Demands Guarantee Oi Wave Increase. As Of Today’s Date.

KOREA SABOTAGE ACTIONS: SPREAD   U. $. Officials Blame Series Of Fires on Commies

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Believe Large-Scale Sabotage Launched in Korea

KOREAN REDS » START WAVE. ~ OF SABOTAGK   FIRES AND RAILROAD WRECKS ATTRIBUTED TO ORGANIZED ‘VIOLENCE IN AMERICAN  y ” BONE

RAIL SERVICE IN PITTSBURGH AREA LIMITED   Only 17 Trains Move Out Pittsburgh Since 5 p. m. Deadline

Possibility That Soviet May Not Mee! Deadline For Pulling Units From Irar

Reds Apparently Not Leaving... .  Russian Troops May Not Get Out Of Iran By Ist Of March, Officials Say

REDS-MAY STAY IN IRAN BEYOND MARCH DEADLINE   Only Thin, Indirect o Evidence Had-of. Any: Soviet Plans to. Leave

RUSSIANS MAY STAY IN IRAN   Deadline March 2 for Removal of Forces

UN Science Group Named   Chairmanship Will Be Held By Dutch  Professor

Kramers To Head Board   Noted Dutch Scientist Chairman of UN Atomic Energy Commission

Wife Of Two Days Asks For Alimony   Mrs. Rosemary Shaw Tells Judge Her Rich Former Mate Can Afford lh

Heirens Ready To Confess To Degnan, Two Other Murders It State Promises Leniency

Curtail Ou tput Of Steel   Auto Kudustry Starts Laying Off Workers For Lack of Mate:

Production Of Steel Slashed At Pittsburgh   35,000 Employes Of Ford Company Ta Ro Laid OFf

Uncomplimentary Greeks Say Allied Observers Sleep All Day and Stay Up All Night

TELL HOW VOTES DENIED NEGROES   Witnesses Relate Threats In Election Returning Bilbo to Senate

Mississippi Negroes Pour In Evidence Of Racial Prejudices at Bilbo Hearing

House Convenes After Holiday   Senate Has Been Able To Do Little During 12 Day Period

British Loan Bill, Draft Ex tension, OPA’S Fate—All Pressing Matters—to Keep Upper Chamber Busy

Senate Facing Heated Debate   OPA, British Loan, Draft Among Issues

Senate Still Busy with Loan Bill, ‘Dratt Extension and Fate of OPA

FIGHT AGAINST PACT ARGUED   Steel Firm Seeks To Prevent Government From Sianing Contract

Bring Out Bodies From West China   All Killed in Plane Crash; Tales of Gun Battle With Lolos Proved Untrue

ELS - eeu SW See COM ————————E  {fl amememieen   ‘ROOT THEM OUT!

FIVE VICTIMS — ‘IN EXPLOSION   OFFICER AND FOUR.SEAMEN LOST LIVES IN. MUNITIONS _BLAST ABOARD NAVY

Five Are Missing In Warship Blast   Most Of Those Injured In Explosion Of Destrover Escort Are Out Of Hospitals   CAUSE OF BLAST IS BEING SOUGHT

Texans Ignore Bad Weather To Cast Votes   Quarter Million Ballots Marked; Issues Anproved

All Amendments Given Approval At Texas Polls   Quarter-Million Give Democrats Usual Majority

Democrats Stage ‘Clean Sweep’ Of Texas Offices  Texans Pass Three "Amendments to. the  Pe ee ce aly Cee Bee

Democrats Of State in Ciean Sweep   One-Fourth of A Million Texans Trek to Polls

Texans Ignore Bad Weather To Cast Votes  Quarter Million Ballots Marked;

WORKERS Ml UNDERGROUND   120: Others Climb: to Surface on Emer- _ venev Stairway .

2 BLASTS SEAL WORKERS MILE UNDERGROUND   120 Others Climb to Surface on Emergency Stairway

No One Able  To Reach Arez Of Explosions   Survivors Relate Horror Tales of Comrades Still In Wreckage of Shaft -

TRUMAN. TALK FOR 90 MINUTES   British Leader Postpones Return To Florida Until Tuesday

Churchill And ‘Truman Study Missouri Trip   Former British Prime Minister Snowbound At Washington

Churchill Talks With Troman In Washington   Snowstorm Delays Departure of British Statesman

Churchill Is Truman’s Guest  At White House      Former Premier Has Rough Plane Ride From Florida

Churchill Postpones His Return Flight   Talks With Truman Concern Trip to Missouri Next Month

Bad Weather Delays Churchill in Return Flight   Holds 90-Minute Talk With Truman; Rumors Indicate Important Topics

BILBO FAY BY CONTRACTORS ARE DISCLOSEL   Builders Say Their Dealings With Senator Cost Them $68,000      SOLON DID NOT.HELP THEM GET CONTRACTS

Bilbo Friends Report Favor:   Contractors Donated Car Dug Lake for Solon

CONTRACTORS TELL OF GIFTS TO SEN. BILBO   $68,000 For Bilbo And $35,000 For Doxey, Aids Friendship

GIFTS TO BILBO TOTAL $68,000   Contractor. Friends Tell Of Debts Still Owed Them By Senator

Solons Told Of Member’s  ‘Dream House   Lieutenant of Late Huey Long Involved in Mississippi Case

“DREAM HOUSE’ IDEA PROMOTEL BY SEN. BILBO   Friends Pre--nited Him Cadillac, Lak: Is Dug, Las Gift of $88.059

War Contractors Lose $68,000 in Bilbo Dealings   Tell Senate Group of Transactions With Mississippian

Gifts to Sen. Bilbo Are Described  Contractor Friends   Contractor Friends Offer Testimony

GAVE HIM A CAR, DUG HIM A LAKE, PAINTED A HOUSE   Group Engaged in Profitable War Work at Time but Deny Senator Helped Them Get Jobs.   CONTRIBUTED $30,000  TO DOXEY’S CAMPAIGN   Money, They Say, Was Turned Over to Bilbo Or His Associates—Remains Untraced.

Gifts to Sen. Bilbo Are Described  Contractor Friends Offer Testimony

Gov't Strives To Block Coal, Rail Stoppages   Awaits Word From Lewis; Gets Final Rail Union Terms

Stale Renters Told To Pay More Or Move   Prices on Most ftems in Maryland Show Little Increase

Thousands of Maryland Renters Are Asked To Pay More Money or Move

Back Up National Legion Leader —   Charge Breakdown In  Veteran Administration

Legion fo Meet Here Monday Night  Softball League Will Be Sponsored by Body

Fight Dead In Auto Mishaps; Heat Claims 2   Dallas Man Slain During Robbery OME Linuar Store

Eight Dead In Auto Mishaps; Heaf Claims 2  Dallas Man Slain During Robbery

12 Persons Die in Texas as Results Of Heat, Violence   Traffic Accidents, Shooting, Hot Weather Exact Week-End Toll

Hudson Tubes Begin Operations After 26-Hour Halt Is Reported   Commuters Stalled   Thousands Find No Way to Reach Their Homes

HISTOR, SNARL   Last-Minute Cancellation of Strike Caused Wide Confusion Seturday

Kerr Signs Papers To Refurn Traxler   Requisition Asks Texas To Turn Notorious Outlaw Over to Oklahoma

80 MILLION INCREASE SEEN IN OHIO SURPLUS   Ebright Urges Substantia Slash In State Taxes

Pauley Pits His Word Against That of Ickes   Byrnes Denies Alleged Rift With Truman

PAULEY DENIES BRIBE CHARGE   Undersec’y of Navy Pos In Jeopardy After Ickes’ Story

Ickes Accusation Denied By Pauley   House Committee Gives Study To Contradictory Testimony

Pauley’s Denial Being Studied  Committee May Call Other Witnesses

Pauley, Ickes Vary in View On Oil ‘Taint   Truman Appointee To Navy Position ¥acine Oil Scandal

Pauley Denies Statement Of Secretary Ickes   Brewster Enters Senate fnauiry

Pauley’s Word Against Ickes  Navy Post Depends On Senate Decision

Group Studies Contradictions  In Pauley Case   Conflicting Reports Center On Conference Between Oil Magnate And Ickes

Ickes Charge Is Not True, Pauley Says   Paulev Denies Statement.

Proposes Investigation Of Labor Organizations © To See If ““Autocratic Power” Exists

Congress To Probe Power  Of Leaders  Sweeping Inquiry Is Being Planned

Lueas To Urge Congress To Make Sweeping Inquiry Into Autocratic Powers Vested In Labor Leaders

LUCAS PROPOSES PROBE OF UNIONS   SEEKS CONCRESS' INVESTIGATION OF LEWIS CONTROL

Wants Labor Unions Probed   Senator Lucas Wants To Know Which Unions Are Dominated By One Man

Laicas Calls For Probe Of Unions   ‘Tilinois Senator’ Would Ferret Out Cases Of  “Autocratic. Power’.

LUCAS TO ASK CONGRESS TO INVESTIGATE UNION LEADERS   Would Like To Determine If Their Power Is Autocratic

PROBE OF UNIONS T0 BE ASKED FROM CONGRESS SESSION         Senator Claims Labor Should Be Investigated on Powers  of Leaders

LUCAS 10 DEMAND CONGRESS. PROBE OF LABOR UNIONS   Hlinois Senator Aimel at Certain Leaders With “Auto-_ crofic Pawer™’

Lucas Calls For Sweeping Inquiry Into Labor Field   Aims Probe At One-Man Control

Senator Lucas Proposes Congressional Investigation Of Labor Organizations

ASKS CONGRESS LABOR INQUIRY   Lucas Wants To Know I! Any ‘Autocratic Power’ Runs Unions   POINTING AT LEWIS

LOW COST GAR PRICE RISE DUE   Clothing Prices AreExpected to Go Up 

OPA TO RAISE COST ~ OF LOW-PRICED CAR   New Bill Allows Seventy. Five Dollar Increase

$75 BOOST DUE ON CHEAP AUTOS UNDER OPA BILL   Clothing Prices Will Rise Average Of 20 Per Cent This Fall

OPA Prepared With Upped  Price Lists   Lower Priced Autos Given Markup— Clothing To Rise

CAR PRICES UP 375 IN LOW FIELD   New OPA Rules Allow Increases To Cover Deaiers

Talbot Speaks At Young Republicar County Meeting’ In “East. Haven

Hopes for Action on Disarmament at  U.S. Assembly Fading   In Sudden Burst of Speed Delegates Approve 15 Questions and Approach Discussion of Veto Powers

Soviet Rejects Compromise Troop Census   Move Dims Hopes Of Early U. N. Disarmament Vote

Russia Rejects Compromise on Arms Question   Hopes of UN Groups For Disarming Action  By Assembly Now Ends

UN Hopes for Any Concrete Action Ended  Assembly Turns to  I ess C ‘ontroversial Se ae ee TES ge

Disarming Plans Run Into Delay   World Troop Census, Arms Reductios Tangle Remains; Final Ad-  .. tiournment Near

Russia Turns Down ~ Troop Census Plan   Arms Reduction, Propesa Is Now In Camulere Snarl

Reds Jam Arms Reduction Plans  Decline To Accept Compromise Proposa

Compromise On Arms Cut Is Rejected By Russia   That Major Issue And Troop Census Reach hnpasse  In U. N. Assembly.

At UN Meeting Russia Rejects Compromise On Troops, Arnrs Questions

Soviet Blocks Compromise. On Arms Cut   Hope Apparently Ends For Troop Census Vote at This Session

SOVIETS HOL UP ACTION ON PEACE TANGLE   ADJOURNMENT NEAR FOR ASSEMBLY OF UNITED NATIONS

RUSSIA ARMS COMPROMISE ATULN.SESSION   Action Apparently Blas t s Hope of Any Reduction of © Weapons at Present Meeting.   SPAAK PROPOSES ISSUE BE DROPPED   Assembly Nears Final Ade journment With Troo Pp Census and Other Questions Unsettied.

Vishinsky Declares Soviet’ Delegates will Not Accept An Earlicy Compromise. Asks Delay On Veto Debate.

DISARMAMENT HOPES SEEM T0 BE FADING   Compromise on Troop Census Is Rejected By Soviet Russia

‘Russia Snarls Up Arms Slash, Census by U.N.   Compromise Said Rejected ‘By Vishinsky, Ending  Blane far Actian

TROOP CENSUS ALSO SNARLED IN COMMITTEE   Compromise Offer On Question Turned Down by Soviet

Pauley Moves Into Korea  gas   Reparations Mission Restricted By Reds

Man Burns Self, Child to Death  Tall tad fNeciwsnaannt   Had Had Argument With Hic Wite

Indians May Decide on Independence   Congress, Moslem Factions Study Government Plan

Fate of Airliner With 12 Aboard, Shrouded By Fog   Western Air Lines Plane Feared Down on Slopes of Rugged Laguna Mountains, Near San Diego; Reports of Fire Spurs Search

SHIP MISSING ON CHRISTMAS EVE JOURNEY   San Diego Area Scene Of Crash; Search  Parties Active

Airliner With 12 Persons on Board Missing   Search for Western Air Lines Plane Is Centered on Mountain Near San Dieqo, Cal.

STATE REQUESTS AID IN APPREHENDING OF INSURANCE FORGERS   CRACK-DOWN ON CHECK FORGERS ‘IS STARTED BY STATE; BOHM SEEKS LOCAL CITIZEN'S AID

Aid of Local Residents Asked   Many Unemployment Insurance Forgers Found in State Drive

Birthplace of Bomb About Half as Large, Changing Into Average American Town

Atomic Age A Year Old   Birthplace Turns Attention Now to Research For Peace

‘ARMY TO BUY. FOREIGN BEE}       BEING COn DUCTED TO GET SUPPLY  : FROM AUSTRALIA AND ARGENTINA. >

Juke Box King Is Fatally Shot   Prominent Figure In Joliet, HI., Politics Is Slain By Unknown Gunman.

Juke Box King Killed As Six Shots Fired Into His Head: Killers Flee

Temperature Fall To Near Freezing   Western Areas Have Up to Twenty-Two Inches of Snowfall

Heavy Snowfall Blankets Rocky Mountain Area   Millions Go to Polls to Write Their Verdict

WEATHER ROUGH ON VOTER OVER MOST OF U. S.   Heavy Snows in Parts of Colo. rado, Kansas — Rain Hits Southwest

Nation Having  Ideal Weather   Voters Will Ha Have No Ex. cuse Today For Not Going To Polls.

ARMY OFFICERS MAY BE TRIED   Berlin Misconduct Report Lists 40 U. S. Officials—Black Market Cited

CLEANUP BEGUN (F ARMY VICE   Forty Officers Named or Misconduct In German Zone

lAllied Control Council 'Abolishes Additional Key German Industries

JACKSON-BLACK FEUD CHANGES COURT RULES   Senate Leaders Withhold Action On Charges

Justices Plan Rule Revision   Powcr to Assign Writing of Opiniogs to Be Shifted  -

WORLD IN FRENZY CELEBRATING OPENING OF FIRST YEAR OF PEACE AFTER SIX WAR YEARS

Hunger, Cold Curbs World Celebrations   Trodden Nations Look to New Year For Better Times

United Nations Capitals Toast Friendship; Other Areas Begin Sombre ’46

World Greets  New Yearon Note of Hope   Celebration in War-Ravaged Lands Tempered By Hunger, Cold, Sorrow and Strife Left By Marching Armies; U. S. Leads Celebrants

All Stops Out as America Celebrates ‘Event of First Peacetime New Year's

WORLD GREETS NEW YEAR ON NOTE OF HOPE   In Many Lands, However, Celebrations Are Tempered by Hunger, Cold, Sorrow and Strife Left by War.

WorldFreeFromCostlyWar For First Time In Six Years Greets New Year WithHope

Ces  World, After Six Years Of War, LooksT 01946 W ithNoteOfHove

Welcome New Year. With Hope   Optimism Is Keynote In Spite of War’s Aftermath of Strife; - Revelers Jam Streets

Celebrations In High Gear Across Nation   Japan And Germany Quiet; Hunger, Cold, Sorrow And Strife  In Some Countries

New. Year.Greeted. With Hope Tinged With Hunger, Sorrow In Many Lands

New Year Greeted  By Hopeful People   Aspiring Courage Moves -- Suffering -P4ithans...da War-wrecked World.

World Greets Peacetime New Year With Fun. Hope and Also With Hunger

Sober World Greets 1946   Hunger Stolks Many Countries as Peace Returns After 6 Years

Americans Have Loudest and‘ ' Wildest Celebration Since 1939; ‘Wine Flows Freely in Capitals of United Nations ©

iM Year sGreeted Hopefully   ) u. $. Jubilant But Some Lands  Face Bleak Outlook

World Greefs New Year on Nofe of Hope   Hunger, Cold, Sorrow Temper Celebration  In Many Lands as Result Ravages of War

Hope For Future Dominant Note As World Celebrates First Peace-Time New Year   Celebrations In Many Lands Tempered By _ Hunger, Cold; Sorrow Ald Strife

Germany, Japan Sober As Rest of World Hails Peace-Time New Year's

HopeNote Welcomes New Year   WORLD FREE FROM WAR FIRST TIME IN SIX YEARS WITH THE ADVENT OF ANOTHER NEW YEAR

[World Celebration. of Peaceful New. “Tempered by’ rivation in Wake of War

PRINCE HUMBERT PREPARES 10 ASCEND TTALIAN THRONE Ad LEFISTS PROTEST ABDICATION

Disputes Plague Country   More Violence In Hollywood; Rewards Upped

PILOT STRIKE   West Coast “Shipping Walkout May Be Terminated Within Short Time   MINERS MAY BE CALLED OUT DURING NEXT WEEK

Airline Strike Ends but Coal  Future Unsure   Fliers and Company Agree to Settlement Of First Air Walkout

Hope Brighter For Settlement Of Shop Strike   Trans World Pilots, Com pany Agree To Avbitvate Dispute.  ane Pinon  arn) tf

Arbitration Agreed To In TWA Dispute   Strike Ends; Hope Seen For Settlement Of Pa Pa +m a ae x Ton

TWA PILOTS 10 ARBITRATE ROV   Planes To Resume Schedules As Strike Is Ended

TWA TO RENEW SOME FLIGHTS EARLY FRIDAY   Expect Break Soon in West Coast Shipping Dispute

Lewis Silent as Deadline Nears In Mine Strike   TWA to Resume Flights, Walkout By Pilots Ends

Airline Pilots Go Back To Work, To Arbitrate Dispute   West Coast Shipping Tieup End Is In Sight

Striking Aviators Go Back To Jobs   Shipping Tieup To West Coast Next To Be Settled

IHUNT FOR THIEVES WHO STOLE. WINDSOR GEMS CROSSES OCEAN Duke Values Baubles‘at No More Than $80, 000 -

Windsor $80,000 Jewel Hunt Spans Ocean  Many Pamans Ges Discovered On Surrey Golf —_—

Hunt Pressed for Duchess Jewels   International Ring of Thieves May Be Involved

Windsor $80, ee Jewel Hunt Spans Ocean  Aon gn eg q, ane BDaae nal 4) ve @esemraw O46 TH ‘.

SEARCH FOR THIEVES   Hunt Spreads Into Europe and : Across the Atlantic

Intensify Search For Gem Thieves  International Gang May Be Involved

Wally’s Stolen Jewels Sought Across Ocean  ‘Only Worth About €90:000' Save Buke

Search For Jewel Thieves Begins   Robbery of Duchess Of Windsor Thought To Be Work of Gang

Duke Of Windsor Values Jewelry Theft $80,000   Part Of Stolen Loot Located On Golf Course On Estate

International Phase. To: Theft of Jowele .  From Duke of. Windcor

STOLEN JEWELS WORTH $80,000   Duke Of Windsor Annoyed At Reports Placing Loot As High As $2,000,000.

Duke Denies Gems  Are Worth Million; Sets $80,000 Value   Some of Duchess’ Jewels Are Found on Golf Course; Scotland  Yard Busy

Jewel Thieves  Widely Sought   Duke Of Windsor Is Annoyed By Exaggerated Renorts OF Value.

Intensive Hunt For Thieves Who Stole Duchess’ Jewels Extends to Europe, America

SEARCH WIDENS IN JEWEL THEFT   International Gang Linked To Windsor Robbery

SENATOR CHARGES GROSS LAXITY A CONTRACT AWARDS   Says Large Sums Advanced to “Letterhead”. Firm, Witebncse becesestons

LAXITY CHARGES HURLED BY MEAD IN PROFITS CASE   Senator Puts Blame On War Department For Advancine Maney

Gross Laxity Charged to Wa Department —   Munitions Plant Received Pay Before Adeanate Probe

Coal Conference To Have Recess   Operators Plan Reply To Lewis’  Contract Proposals

Owners Draft Contract Bid   Lewis to Get Reply After Week-End Talk

OPERATORS OF COAL MINES: ARE DRAFTING THEIR REPLY   ANSWER TO LEWIS’ “INDICTMENT" OF “ABOMINABLE  PRACTICES" 18 SCHED. ULED FOR MONDAY

Coal Operators Preparing Reply To John L. Lewis   Head Of Miners Takes Four Davs To Present Case Of Men's Welfare   WAGE DISCUSSION IS STILL DELAYED

OPERATORS PLAN REPLY TO LEWIS   Will Defend Charges on Welfare of Miners

COAL OPERATORS PREPARE REPLY   Union Leaders Approve Terms of GM Gontract

Coal Operators Prepare Reply To Lewis Blast   Negotiations Will Open Before April 

Southern Farmers Hold Cotton in Hope Prices Will Rebound After Sharp Break

Cotton Flow Dwindles to Mere Trickle   Farmers Holding Onto Staple in Hopes of Rebound

Flow of Cotton to Market Is Slowed   Farmers Holding Staple in Hopes of Rebound

Cotton Farmers Holding Product  Littie Moving at Present Into Market

FARMERS HOPE FOR REBOUND- Drastic Price Break Reduces. Elow of Market-Bound Cottor

Cotton Flow To Market at Slow Trickle  Price Collapse Ts Responsible

CONCERT AT THE PARK   Summer Band Will Play This Evening at 8 o'Clock

Russian Envo' Walks Out  of Conference   U.N. R. BR. A. Hears Plan Which Would Affect Reds

Embattled Housing Czar Wyatt Defends Program   Home Owners’ League Demanding His Scalp

Detroit Hit by. Second Twister:   “Loss of Life in New and Vicious Storm -

He HARD BY DETROIT TORNADO   Short-Lived Twister Leaves Wreckage Scattered

Tornado Strikes Section Of Detroil   Property Damage Is Esti mated At Hundreds Of Thousiunds Dollars

TORNADO HITS DETRONT AREA   Property Damage Big But No Fatalities

DETROIT AREA LASHED BY ANOTHER TWISTER   Property Loss May Run Into Hundreds Of Thousands

9-Year-Old King Loses Throne in  Bulgar Plebiscite   Overwhelming Victory for Leftists in Soviet Satellite Nation

Bulgaria Votes Republic, Ousts 9-Yr.-Old King   Vote Against Simeon II Is 3,801,160 to 171,000

Bulgaria ‘Ousts King   _Nine-year Old Simeon Into Exile As Nation Votes For Republic

Bulgaria Votes For Republic; Boy King Out   Monarchy’s Recent Plebiscite Score 1 to 2 in Furone

( TRACE “GHOS™ ROCKETS   Reported Speeding Over Country Since Last Spring

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Ghost Hunt   Should Include Fascists   “Vinigiue Instriment”’

50 Passengers Saved as Storm Cuts Liner Apar   495 Aboard Vessel as Blizzard Strikes Off Alaskan Coast

Heavy Seas 20 Missing 7 Rescue Ships Try To Remove 380 Stil  On Liner Hit By Reaine Bligza

Survivors List 10 Missing From Grounded Ship   Seven Rescue Vessels In All-Night Battle to Save 380 Aboard Line

Batfle Heavy Seas Seeking To Rescue 380   Passenger Liner Yukon Torn Apart During Blizzard

DU TAKEN OFF DOOMED onlP IN BLIZZARD   Nearly 400 Left Aboard When Liner Broken in Two by Giant Waves.

380 Still on Torn Liner’  Yukon   3 Crewmen Rescued From Swirling Tides Tell of Disaster

20 of Doomec Ship’s Crew Said Missing   7 Rescue Vessels Battle Heavy Seas To Remove 380

Seven Ships Struggle To Remove Some 400 Persons From Doomed Liner Yukon

20 REPORTED MISSING FROM DOOMED SHIP   Rescue Vessels Rush To Broken Yukon With 380 Aboard

SEVEN VESSELS BEGIN REMOVAL _ OF 380 AT SEA   Survivors Report 20 Missing From Liner Torn in Half in Alaskan Waters   CREWMEN TAKEN ASHORE!   Fifty Women and Children Rescued Just Before Craft Breaks

Heroic Rescue Crews Try To Move 380 People From Crippled Liner Near Seward, Alaska

Report 20 Missing on Yukon Ship   Rescue Ships Battle H:eav: Seas to Remove About  380 Passengers

380 PERSONS RESCUED FROM WRECKED LINER   Twenty Missing as Ships Battle Heavy Seas in Rescue Work

Vessel Torn In Half During Raging Blizzard   50-Foot Waves Pound Ship After It Runs Onto Rocks In Alaska

Ship Is Broken In Half After Going On Rocks   50-Foot Waves Pounding Liner

Liner YukonSmashed In Northern Blizzard   Ship Torn In Half By Mountain Seas; 20 Missing In lev Pacific Waters

IWENTY MISSING IN WRECK OF SHIP INALASKAN WATER   Liner Yukon Breaks In Two and Seven Boats Aid In Reseue.   OIL USED TO CALM SEAS FOR ATTEMPT   Women and Children A re Lowered On Ropes From Decks.

Many Aboard Vessel Await Rescue From Part Of Ship On Rocks; Fear Some Lost

50 Survivors Taken Off Stricken Liner; 330 Others Periled   20 ARE REPORTED MISSING IN TRAGEDY  Shion Broken In Two As Gale Sweeps It Into Jagged Rocks

Liner Yukon Breaks in [wo 48 Miles East of Seward   Runs Aground in Raging Blizzard; Battered by 22-Foot Waves

Ship: Torn, In vee By      SEVEN OTHER VESSELS BATTER SEAS TO REMOVE REMAINING 280 ABOARD STRICKEN LINER’

20 Missing; Waves Hold Back Rescue   Passenger Ship Bearing 495 Goes Aground in Alaskan Waters.

86 Lost in Sinking of Three Shins   Alaska and Mexican Waters Scenes of Maritime Tragedies

Liner Torn In Half In Raging Blizzard at Sea   OVER 380 PERSONS ARE REMOVED SAFELY FROM SHIP

BATTLE WAVES TO RESCUE 380 OFF ALASKA   Freighter Sunk Near Mexico

20 Persons Missing In Artic Storm   Yukon, Fast On Rocks In Alaska, Is  Broken Apart By Raging Blizzard.

TWE  ENTY MISSING FROM LINER YUKON AGROUND ON ROCKS   Seven Rescue Vessels. Seek to Remove 380 Persons fram Deamad thin

Red Admiral Raps U.S. Naval Policy   Charges America With Keeping Secret Defenses

RED WRITERS HIT US: NAVAL POLI   Soviet Admiral, Official Newspapers Score “World 7 Rite?

Blockade Runner Slips Thru British Defenses, Jews Land in Palestine

Blockade Runner Lands Refugees, Near Tel Avn   Hunger Strike On Two Vessels In Harbor—More Troops To Palestine

JEWISH IMMIGRANTS RUN ANGLO BLOCKADE   200 Land On Palestine Goasi Near Tel Avy

MINORITY RULE   Stassen and Schwellenbach Blast Senate Filibuster

vernment Returns roads to Owners  Strike Is Halted          ransportation Controls Lifted is Defeated Rail Labor Leaders gn Agreement to Assure Peace

Red Plan To  Communize Reich Seen   Report Soviets To Take Expropriation Action In Their Zone.

REVIVAL OF OPA I$ DEABLOCKED   EFFORT TO WRITE NEW BILL SEEMS HOPELESS

Conferees Try Again To Break Deadlock On Price Controls   Hope for Agreement Not Encouraging; Food Controls Still Stumbling Block

OPA BILL CONFEREES GIVING UP   Meet Tody in Final Effort to Break Deadlock

TRY TODAY TO BREAK DEADLOCK ON OPA BILL   See Little Chance Of Agreeing On Decontrol Measures

FINAL EFFORT LAUNCHED FOR (PA REVIVAL   Conference Expresses Pessimism Over Five - Day Deadlock On Bill.

FINAL EFFORT MADE TO SNAP OPA DEADLOCK   Conferees See Chance to Reach Compromise on Contrals

Byrnes’ Inventory Of U.S. Foreign Strength Starts Harmony Move   Historic Assembly Session Ends On Happy Note After U. S. Leader Advises That American Force: Abroad Have Been Slashed To 550,000 Men.

U. §. REPORT SPURS ACCORD   Disarmament Agreement Is Believed Near

DISARMAMENT PLEDGED BY WORLD POWERS   Disclosure by Byrnes of U. S. Overseas Troop Strength Speeds Program.

Army’s Size Given In Byrnes Report   Statement Starts Showdown East-West Battle Over Census Of Fighting Forces

Bysnes’ Disclosure Storts EastWest Showdown on Arms Census as Molotov Demands Final Action

PHONE STRIKE VOTE IN FIVE-STATE AREA   Southwestern Workers to Ballot or Participation in Nation-Wide Walk out.

Phone Strike Ballots Ready For Mailing   Southwestern Beil. Workers to Vote on Nationwide Walkout

Borough Police Appointed Agency In Coal Crisis To _ Conserve Dwindling Supply

Petroleum Dealers Meet Here      Increase In State Gasoline  Tax Is Attacked By Speaker

Petroleum Dealers Meet Here nian arindaeeaneitaiae  Increase In State Gasoline   ‘Tax Is Attacked By Speaker

TUCK SETS © UP COAL COMMISSION   To Formulate Distributing And Rationing System

TERMINAL PAY BILL IS PUSHED   Measure May Be Put before Senate on Tuesday

TERMINAL-PAY— TO BE PUSHED   SENATOR SAYS CONGRESS WILL” PASS MEASURE” BE-— FORE IF RECESSES FOR ELECTIONS

UN Investigation Of Camps Uraed   Soviet Leader Asks Committee to Check “Displaced Persons”

Russia Proposes Refugee Probe In War Nations  Displaced Persons mps In Germany Cause Of Concern

LOCAL OPA ENDS FIVE YEARS OF SERVICE HERE   Chairman Bartak Announces Closing of Wartime Agency

PRICE CONTROL “OFFICE CLOSES   Five Years’ Service Concluded By Board Here

CITIZENS DID FAITHFUL JOB   Jay Lee Smith, In Retiring Pays Nice Tribute

Price Control Board Serving County Closes   Ends Almost Five Years of Service  By 359 Citizens of County Volunteering

LINTON OPA BOARD DUORS ARE CLOSED   Davis Tells of Details of Work Plan for This County.

PRICE CONTROL BOARD CLOSING   Local OPA Office Will Enc Activities Today, Dr. Stahr Announces

PRICE CONTROL BOARD 10 CLOSE AFTER NOV, 41H   Three-County Office Governing OPA Rules Ordered Suspended

Demand OPA Ceilings be ‘Taken off Meat  Retail Grocers      Retail Grocers Take Action at State Convention

State Retail Grocers Fight Meat Controls   Association, Meeting At Jefferson City, Sends Wire to Truman

VOTE ON LOAN   Party Leaders See Passage Of British Credit By  Narrow Margin

79th Congress Begins Recess   Barkley Commends Hardest Working Session During His Career.

Five-Month Recess Starts For Congress   Closing Hours Bring Action on Several Matters

LAWMAKERS GO BACK HOME FOR LONG RECESS   Adjournment of 79th Congress Finally Comes

TRUMAN LOST MANY TILTS IN SESSION   SCORES OF IMPORTANT LSGIS_ LATIVE STEPS TAKEN DURG SESBION JUST CLOSED

UMW District 50 Asks Portal Time  Of Manufacturers   Lewis’ Catch-All Union Aims At Second Target. With du Pont Company As Its Firing Point In Opening Battle

Portal-To-Portal Pay Drive Starts  UMW Makes Demane On Manufacturers

HUSBAND HELD IN BLAST DEATH   Denies Knowing Anything : Of Fatal Explosion

Slayer of Little Falls Man Caught   Elroy Hazeman Taken Into Custody at Fargo Bus Depot

TMAS OBSERVED BY GRANGE MEMBER   Middletown Patrons Plan tc Start Course in Home Nursing Soon   BRIEF PROGRAM GIVEN

MIDDLETOWN PATRON OBSERVE GHATS TMAD   Course in Home Nursing Will Be Started Soon   BRIEF PROGRAM GIVEN

Jap Signal Setup Known to U.S, Probe Informed   _ Alleged Translation Of Nip Message Revealed Enemy Plan

CONNALLY IN SENATE REPORT SAVSSOVIET POLITICAL REAITS DO NOT EXTEND REYOND BORDERS

BOUNDARIES   Calls for America , Strong in Arms and Firm in Diplomacy

SAYS RIGHTS DO NOT GO BEYOND BOUNDARIES   Calls for America Strong in Arms and Firm in Diplomacy

Connally Calls For Firm Policy   Asks For U. S. Strong In Arms And Firm In Policy For Future

Guitar Hangs Silent on the Wall— Young Bride Leaves Home   Aged Bridegroom Is Hoping for ‘Her Return

a  Her Guitar Hangs Silent On Wall As: Blonde, Child Bride Of Aged  Missours Farmer Disappears

SEEK T0 TRACE CHILD BRIDE, 1¢   Husband, 74, Sees Mystery In Wife's Disappearance

France Want: Veto Power Removed Soon   Delegate, Says Action Is Only Way to Solve Atom Question

Warns Against VetoUsage In. Arms Control   French Delega‘*e Andrei Parodi. Lines Up With United States On Question

France ,W arns Veto Blockiiig Atom Control   Tells U. N. Bomb, Arms Reduction Measures Now Ineffective

Atom Bomk Veto Right Is Rapped   French Delegate Says Power Must Mot Affect Disarmament.

France Wants Veto Power Removed Soon  Delegate Says Action Is Only Way to

Former Legion Official Dies   Capt. Daniels Was , Pioneer Football Star and Coach In State

Oldsters Are Quite Active  Writer Finds That Man Who Said Life Begins At 40’ Was Wrong

Senator Charges Congress Failed In Duty to Labor   Avoid Legislation Aimed at One.Man, Js Montanan’s Plea

Lake Sailors Set Aug. 15 To Strike   Conciliators Endeavor To Settle Dispute With Maritime Union Heads

U.S. Moves to End GM, Telephone Tiffs   UAW Ballot Revision Plan Studied; Averting of Phone Strike’Soucht

WAGE PATTERN SOUGHT TO BAR PHONE TIE-UP   Long Lines Union Attorney Says 15 Other Groups Must Be Placated   WOULD LIKE 718.5 CENTS   Meanwhile, G. M. Considers New Peace Suggestion by United Auto Workers

Early GM Strike Break Is Expected   Telephone Walkout S cems Certain As Union Leaders Prepare For Difficult Struggle

—sPAiALS—  GM Takes Up Latest — UAW Offer   Vote Proposal May End Strike

Government Intervenes In Threatened Tieups   Secret Ballot May Be Taken Among UAW Strikers To Determine Their Wishes

‘PHONE STRIKE CONCILIATION EFFORTS START   Nationwide Tie-Up Set For 6-a. m. Thursday If Parley Fails

Telephone Parley May Avert Strike Set for Thursday   Government  Conciliators Meet With Company and Union Officials

GENERAL MOTORS AND PHONE STRIKES REMAIN MAJOR ISSUES ON NATION'S STILL CLOUDY LABOR PICTURE TODAY

SEEK MEANS OF AVERTING PHONE STRIKE   Conciliation Chief Slates Meeting With Disputants

United Auto Workers Agree To Ballot; Return Of Steel Fabricators Is Sought

Government [s Represented Af Vital Conferences In Detrait, Capital Seeking To End Disputes

Conference Is Called on Phone Strike   Government Intervenes in Effort to Avert Tie-Up; G. M. Workers Agree on Vote to End Walk-Out

LEADERS SEEK PROVISION FOR ARBITRATION   Government Officials Hope To Avert Phone Strike Sched uled for Thursday

Conciliators, Labor and Company Officials In Meeting.  WALKOUT PLANNED TO BE THURSDAY  Blackout May Result If Work Stoppage Is Decided Upon.

Break Seen As Possible In Lengthy GM Walkout   Union Leaders Still Plan Phone Strike; Parleys Under Way

Conference Aim To End Disputes On Labor Front   Possible Break Seen in Strike Of Car Workers

U.S. Intervenes In Hope To Win Telephone Peace   Possible Break In GM Strike Seen In Latest  i lentcome Mave

Break Looms In Deadlock On GM Dispute   Government Steps Into Phone Debate But Union Advance: Strike Plans

U. S. PRESSES FOR SETTLEMENT OF MAJOR STRIKES  GM AND TELEPHONE  DISPUTES RECEIVE CLOSE ATTENTION   DETROIT P—The Detroit News sald toduy that a nationwide strike of railroad enginecrs and trainmea has been ordered for 5 a. m. (CST) ‘next Monday, Mar. 11.

Officials Debate Telephone Walkout: G. M. Studies Union Ballot Proposal

Telephone And Auto Workers Sore Spots   Conferences In Washington And Detroit

U. §. STEPS INTO PHONE RIFT; GM REPLY AWAITED   Government Tries To Avert Walkout; UAW Has Own Plan For Balloting

U. S. Seeks To Prevent Phone Tieup   Settlement Of Long, Costly GAic Strike Also Sought By Government

Wait Break in G.M. Dispute   Auto Workers Approve Secret Ballot Whether To End Walkout; May Avert Telephone Strike

TELEPHONE STRIKE   Auto Union. Offers New Proposal to End General PAotfors Ficht

Vice President Of Phone Company Says The Group Was Always Willing To Negotiate; Union Leader Non-committal   STRIKE TO EFFECT 250,000 WORKERS

Truman Anxious To End Dispute   GM Strikers Holc Out; Telephone Quit Nears

GM, Phone Strikes Head Labor Front   Possible Break Looms In Auto Strike; Phone Workers Threaten to Quit

Government Hopeful Of Preventing  Phone Walkout, Ending GM Strike  if   Conferences Being Held In Washington And Detroit In Effort To End Disputes; CIO Awaits Answer On Proposal

Union Plan Studied by GM Group   Pederal Conciliatar Meets in [effort to Avert Plone Walkout

PHONE WALKOUT PARLEY CALLED   Government Seeks To Avert Nationwide Tie-Up: GM Vote To Be Held

Extend Negotiations In Telephone, Auto Salary Discussions   Union Accepts GM Vote Suggestion With One Provision; Expect To Avert Phone Walkout

Government Seeks To Avert Tieup of Nation’s Phones   Union Agrees To Call Vote For Settlement of General Motors Row

U.S. STEPS N TO NIP PHONE STRIKE THREAT   Peace Etforis tn Auto, Phone Disputes Held: Spotlight on Labor Front. .“

GOVERNMENT WORKS ON SETTLEMENT OF GM-UAW DISPUTES  "UNION AGREES TO TAKE   UNION AGREES TO TAKE VOTE OF MEMBERS; ASK WHETHER THEY’LL WORK

Telephone Workers Complete Plans to  Walk Out Thursday   Government Officials Hope to Avert Nationwide Strike

Effort Is Made  To Settle G.M. Walkout While Renewed Interest Taken in Planned Telephone Strike

Conciliators Seek fo Avert Phone Strike   General Motors Studies Union Plan For Secret Ballot

Walkout Is Scheduled Thursday   Conciliation Efforts Made With Union and A.T. & T.  Representatives

TRUMAN NAMES NEW BOSS FOR ATOMIC BOARD   Carroll Wilson, Young Engineer, To Head Civilian Set Up

Atom Control To Pass Soon To Civilians   Carroll Louis Wilson Is General Manager of New Commission

EW CIVILIAN ATOM ENERGY CHIEF NAMED   TRANSITION FROM MILITARY TO BE SPEEDED UP

Science Engineer Manages Atom Control Commission   Carroll Louis Wilson, 36, Named by President “Plans Announced to Push Transition from Military to Civilian Control

COMMISSION TO BE HEADED BY ‘CARROLL WILSON   Atomic Energy Body Pass ing From Military To  Civilian Control

Civilian Head Of A-Energy Control Named   Commission To Take Over Army’s Manhattan Project

HINESE HOLD 93 LAST-CHANCE GU PEACE TALKS R   D 93 NATIONAL E GUARD UNITS § RiCOGNIZEL   Communists and Govern. ment Negotiators Meet in Nanking — Secession of Reds “Hangs by a Hair.”

LAST GHANCE PEACE CONFERENCE IS BEING HELD TODAY   ‘Chinese Communist and Gov; ernment Negotiators Met  } In Nanking.   CALLED BY KAI-SHEK   Fresh Fighting Flared In the North; Secessions “Hang -By a Hair”.

PEACE MEETING ~ HELD IN CHINA   Chiang Calls Session While Fresh Fighting Flares in Northern Areas

LAST-CHANCE PEACE CONFAB is HELD BY NEGOTIATORS IN NANKING TO HALT DIFFERENCES   U. S. Ambassador Stewart Is Reported as Attending Sessions—Troops in East Bengal Area Strengthening——War Pilots Seeking Wage Increases—Other Late Worldwide News

Last-Chance Conference For China Peace Held   Fresh Fighting Flares--Secassion of Communist Provinces Jmrcinend

Chinese Begin Last-Chance Peace Parley   Chiang Kai-Shek Call Meeting to Order While Fighting Still Rages In North

Chinese In Vew Peace Lonterence   Veet With. Stuart, But Chiang Leaves ‘After First Hour.

CHINESE MEET FOR NEW TALKS   'May Be Last Chance To Settle Nationalist-Communist Differences.

CHINESE OPE LAST-CHANCE PEACE MEET   Communist And Government Negotiators Meet

21,000 Rail Men Laid Off Due to Strike   Union Official Urges U. S. Seize Carriers And Adjust Grievance:

RAIL SERVICE HIT BY STRIKE   Nation's Railroads Facing Crisis ult Of Tie Mines

Uniontown’s Steel Mills Honors For Will Slow P.H.Griffith Up At Once

‘Clark. H opes For F reedom   ‘Auiriean” General - Jae dicaies He Would Like te SeeAll Allied Forces Withdrawn  . From Country: By savt Fall ~

U.S. Continues To Keep Watchful Eye On Foreign Picture   GEN. MARK CLARK, COMMANDER’ IN AUSTRIA, SEEMS IN FAVOR OF IOUICK RELEASE: RUSSIANS NOT

\Mackenszie’s Column  (Clark Hopes Early Withdrawal. \Of Troops Will Save Austria.

GEN. MARK CLARK, COMMANDER IN AUSTRIA, SEEMS IN FAVOR OF QUICK RELEASE: RUSSIANS NOT

Drinking Not A Sin, Says Pastor Who Hopes For End To Prohibition

Three-Year Prison Sentence Given To American Major  Officer Is Convicted Of Participation In Hesse Theft Case

Convict Major W atson of Conspir acy   Sentenced to Three Years in Prison, Dismissed from Army

MAJOR DAVID F, WATSON DRAWS: THREE YEARS   He Also Was Dismissed From the United States Army Today. CONSPIRACY CHARGE   \iso Was Convicted of Receving Stolen Property In Germany.

U. S. Major Gets Three Years In  Royal Gem Theft  Watson ‘Convicted Of Conspiracy

Convicted in.  ‘Jewel Theft   Major ‘Watson Sentenced . to Three - Years’. Imprisonment “and Dismissal fram Army”

MAJOR WATSON GETS 3 YEARS   Yank Officer Convicted in Hesse Jewel Theft

Watson Sentenced, Kicked Ouf of Army   Major Gets Prison Term For Part in Handling Stolen Hesse Jewelry

A CHRISTMAS GREETING 10 THE NATION BY TRUMAN   He Will Speak Over Major Networks About 4:17 CST Today.   WILL TALK 5 MINUTES   The President Will Spend Christmas Day With His Mother.

TRUMAN TO GO TO MISSOURI   Will Fly Home for Christmas with Mother and Family

TRUMAN READY FOR HIS TRIP   President Gives Christmas Eve Broadcast—Leaves for -Home Tomorrow

Truman Plans To Speak Over Radio Tonight   Leaves Early in The Morning for  His Missouri Home

~ TOKENS. BATTLE   ‘War Plant ‘Leasing Prompts Agencies’ Clash Over Legality

SURPLUS PLANT DEAL DISPUTED   Dodge - Chrysler Factory In Chicago Allocated To Housing Program

AFL Workers Threaten to Leave Jobs on Atlantic, Pacific  and Gulf Coasts   PLANS MADE TO TIE. UP ALL NATION'S SHIPPING

Coast Sailors  Vote Heavily For Walkout   Paralyzing Ship Strike Seen; Employers Seek Remedy

Strike To Be In Protest of WSB Decisioy   Union’ Officials Reveal Plans To Tie Up Ali Shipping Out of Auantic, Pacific and Gulf  ne

TRUMAN FACES ROW WITHIN OWN PARTY   Democrats Protest Budget Cut For Flood Control  and Rivers   SEEK .REPUBLICAN AID

emocratic Congressmen Protest ....   President Runs Against Trouble In Efforts To Cut Federal Spending

Budget Fight Looms   Presidential Action  In Slashing Flood  _ Control Spending ‘Is “Defiance of Congress’

Budget Cut By Truman Draws Fire   Demo Leaders Join GOP in Protest of Flood Contro Slash

[BUDGET CUTS ARE CAUSE OF DISCORD ‘OF DEMO LEADERS   Contend Trurnan’s Reduction of Flood Control Funds Without Authority

Truman’s Budget Revision Faces Demo Opposition   -Cut in Flood Bills Called “‘Assumption Of Unwarranted, Drastic Power”

TRUMAN FACES BIG ROW OVER BUDGET ISSUE   Demo Party Leaders Flay Chief's Action Slashing Food Control Funds

Truman Faces . Row ‘Over His Budget Polics   Some - Democrats Arouséd hy Slash in Funde for Flood Control and “Rivers and Harbors

PRESIDENT IS FACING MAJOR ROW   Says Action Without Constitutional Authority

Democrats And Republicans Rap Truman Program   Party Members Aroused Over Slash In Flood Control Expenditures

Protest Meeting Called   Key Party Members Term Budget Revision ‘Assumption of Pawar

BUDGET CUT OF TRUMAN   Your Party Leaders Say 300-Million-Dollar Cut. back in River Work Is an Assumption of “Drastic Power.”

Democrats Also Flay Budget Cut   Aroused Over Cut in  Expenditures for Flood Control and Rivers Project   Invite Republicans to * Join Them in Protest Meeting

Many Leaders Are Asainst Truman Budget Proposal  GOP, Democrats Join In Attacks Upon Suagested Economies

Truman’s Economy Move Draws Ire Of Own Party Leaders   Four Democrats Charge Budget Cut Defiance of Will of Congress; Call Protest Meeting

President Seen — In Budget Row With Own Party   Truman Economy Program Assailed By Democrats As Well As Republicans

Democrats Invite: GOP. Aid Against  Truman Eeononiy   Southeriers Call Meéting . Protest . ‘Economy Cats. Which Truman Made i in Effort to Bal.  - ‘ance-Budset:

Truman, Party Leaders Facing Row on Budget   Democrats Aroused By $300 Millions Cut On River, Flood Funds

TRUMAN IRKS PARTY LEADERS   Races Major Row With Democrats Over Budget Revision

’Truman’s Economy Plan Brings Battle   Democrats, Republicans Alike lred by Proposed Funds Slash

Democrats are Aroused Over  Budget Ciash   Some Join GOP Members: Claim Act Is Not Legal

Verbal Fisticuffs  Budget Revision Causes Clash in Conaress Circles

Rep. Sol Bloom Lauds Plan For Inter-American Militury Co-Operation

District Meeting Of VF W Posts Be Meld McKinney   Meeting Has Been Set For Anvil 14

CHILD IS THROWN ON FURNACE FIRE   Gary, Indiana Is Scene of Horror Killing; Woman Held.

SUGAR SHORTAGE 70 STAY WITH Ud   Another Year of Rationing Forseen for Nation

‘Sugar Scarcity To Continue Until 1948, Government Experts Declare

Solons Urged To Get ‘Tough’   United Nations Talk Gets Into Public Eye

Stern Foreign Police y Urged  ByVandenberg   Senate Receives Report On United Nations Parley In London

WARMING UP SLIGHTLY’   Heavy Rains ‘Fell in Eastern and North Central Part of State

Changchun Besieged  By Reds   China Communists At: tack Manchurian Capital As Soviets Leave; Casualties Feared High

Chiang: Tries To Prevent Civ “il W: ar In Manehuria   Generalissimo Throws Weight Of Personal Influence Onto Seales In Effort To Achieve Some Semblance Of Balance In Disturbed Manchurian Situation

e PAUL MALLON-—  Future Can Gain Very Little by Rattling Skeletons

Ex-GI Seeking Job In a Jailed             Veteran Let States. F or S Je rmany a » Escape  ‘Unemployment & High Prices.” --

FBI On Trail Of Looter Of Garsson Files      GI Who Couldn’t Find Job In U.S. Winds Up In Jail In Reich After Legal Merry-Go-Round

Couldn’t Make Living In America....  Ex-Soldier Who HitchHiked Back To Germany Jailed In Bad Nauheim

Vet Returns to Gerinany Because of High Prices, Job Scarcity in U.S.

Vet Returns To Germany   Ex-Gl, Discouraged by High Prices, Few Jobs, Tries Pagenk fa TWatok.

Ex-Soldier Hitchhikes Way Back To Jail In Germany; Jobs Prove Scarce For Him

Ex-GI Seeking Job In Germany Jailed For [egal Entry   Veteran Left States For   ‘Germany -To- pe Unemployment & High Prices.

Two-Headed Child Born to Wife of U.S. Soldier in English Hospital

English Woman Gives Birth to 2-Headed Baby   Child Still Living, But Slim Chances For Survival Seen

Child Bom With Pair of Heads   Attached by Twin Necks  To Normal Body; Doctors Give Babe Little Chance

21- Year-Old Wife Of U.S. Soldier Gives Birth To Two-Headed Baby

PRESIDENT Continued on Page Tw<   English Baby Has Two Perfect Heads

Fuse Chinese Reds, Nationals      Marshall Promotes New Military Machine

China's Red And Nationa Armies Fuse   Agreement Would Unity Rival  q ‘Linmncn Dancer mc:

CHINESE ARMY WILL FOLLOW U.S. PATTERN   Nationalist and Communist Forces Sign Agreement Under Marshall’s Advice.

Chinese Will Fuse Armies Under U. S. Military Plan   Nationalist And Communist Forces Will Join Under Program Advised By General Marshall; Formal Signing By Leaders Awaited

Shidehara Says Others fo Ban War   Predicts Nations Eventual. ly to Renounce Wer As New Jap Constitution Does

Uncertainty Over OPA Keeps Items Off Market   Assurances Given That Meat Will Be Available

‘HOT’ B-29S ARE OUT OF BOUNDS      Radioactive Superforts Are Watched After Flight Through Atomic Cloud

Radio-Activity Potent on B-29s That Flew Atoll   Superforts That Braved Danger to Hunt Atomic Cloud Return “Hot”

NINE KILLED IN OHIO ACCIDENTS   Knox County’s Death Tol Reaches Six for Year

NEW, AMERICAN DISEASE GERM VITAL THREAT   Say Two Ounces Would Wipe Out World’s Population.

BYRNES FLAYS BED STALLING   ATEST CLASH IS OVER 'PRO POSAL TO TAKE UP GERMAN  PEACE. TREATY IN NOVEMBER

BYRNES CLASHES WITH MOLOTOV ON NAZI PEACE.   Takes Issue With Soviet Minister On Potsdam Query

Byrnes Biasts Red Blocking Of Peace Meet   Defends Move to Clarify Allies Position in Reich, Cites Stalin’s Stand

Molotov Blocks U.S. Move for German Parley   Byrnes Scores Russian for Negative Stand

Strange Disease Epidemic Hits Monessen; Like Measles   Increase Absenteeism Noted In Schools Because Of é Prevalence

Albania Demands Hearing in UN's Balkans Debat   Alleged Infringement o: Sovereignty Basis of Arguments

ALBANIA TO JOIN IN DEBATE OVER GREECE IN BALKAN'   BY ROBERT J. MANNING

ATOMIC CLOUD HALF MILE WIDE ROSE MORE THAN 8,000 FEET; BATTLESHIP ARKANSAS I$ SUNK   Gallant Fiahtina Ladv U.S. S. Warshin Saratoga Down at Stern. But Still Afloat 35 Minutes After Tramandaie Rilact

‘WONDER-DRUG' —=-BIVEN-A-TEST   CREDITED WITH SAVING LIFE OF WOMAN, WHOSE TEMPERATURE REACHED  . 10,

TO HAVE 1079 COMBAT VESSELS IN SERVICE IN AREAS _ ALL OVER THE-WORLD

Dark Bread Diet Will Be Adopted In Nation Soon   Government Goes Ahead With Plan Despite Protests of Millers   ANDERSON FAVORS PROPOSED CHANGE   Says New Bread May Help Some People; Wheat Investigation Promised

GOVERNMENT IS UNDISTURBED IN FLOUR DISPUTE   Nation Apparently Will Eat Dark Bread And Try To Like It

ADVANCE PLANS TO PUT NATION ON DARK BREAD   Entire Wheat Situation Will Be Investigated By Committee

OPPOSITION TO US.ORDER ON WHEAT MOUNTS   Bakers, Millers Oppose Truman Order to Reduce Flour Quality

MILLERS, BAKERS OPPOSE TRUMAN'S DARK BREAD PLAN   House Committee Plans to Investigate Entire Wheot 

Government's “Dark Bread” Order To Sta   Washington Goes Ahead With Wheat Ratior Campaign In Spite Of Opposition

Administration Goes Ahead With Its Plans To Put The Nation On “Dark Bread’’ Diet

ee an rh te ed  Storm of Protest Over ‘Dark Bread’ Order Mounte'

POLICE PATROL IN ARGENTINA   UNREST SWEEPS COUNTRY AS BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY CONTINUE THEIR  LOCKOUTS

Freezing Weather Hits Wisconsin,  Cold Spreads Over Midwest Area

COOL WEATHER 10 STAY, PREDICTION   Weatherman Says Showers, Followed By Warmer Weather Tuesday

Reds Give Way Twice on A-Bomb   Molotov Accepts World Development for Good Purposes

MOLOTOV AND U.S. CO-OPERATE MORE CLOSELY FOR CONTROL OF ATOMIC AND OTHER WEAPONS

Western Electric Employes Thrcaten To Walk Out Today   PHONE OPERATORS MAY JOIN STRIKE   GM Negotiations Have Been Shifted To Capital From Detroit

Second Labor Compromise Bil Before House   Proposal Would Have No Penalties Against Unions

CHETNIK GENERAL DENIES ATROCITIES   ‘Mikhailovitch Says He Never  Darcariited Parh<cane

President Leaves On Three-Day Trip  Cruising Potomac On Presidential Yacht

PRESIDENT TRUMAN A TRUMAN AND PARTY LEAVE CAPITAL ON THREE-DAY CRLIICE

FORECAST DROP IN MEAT PRICES   Receipts in Hogs Heavies’ in 15 Years; Buyers Balk at Costs

ONLY SCRATCH SURFACE WITH 1ST INQUIRY   Brewster Sees Many More Revelations Before Committee

Probe of Other War Contracts Pledged   Senator Brewster Says Investigation of IIlinois Combine Only Peek Under the Tent —All Operations to Be Scrutinized.

Mortar Shell Flaws Probed   War Department Plan: Report On Defects To Senators

MUNITIONS QUIZ HEARS REP, MAY   Congressman ‘To Appeat Today Before U. 5. Senate Inquiry

Committee Plans To Scrufinize The Whole Show  To Study Combine Inenme Tey Fiqurec

War Profits Probe Is Only Peek Under Tent, Senator Says   Mead Committee Plans To Continue Work During Recess

War Profits Quiz Hardly Started, Brewster Warns   Wartime Corruption Due for Thorough  Serutiny, He States

Mead War Profits Probers To Hear May’s Story Friday   Arrangements Made for Congressman to Testify About His Ald to Midwest Munitions Combine—Committee to Ask Senate for Additional $65,000 to Expand Its Hunt for Corruption in Nation’s Wartime Expenditures,

Investigators Call On White: House For Aid   Want Income Tax Reeords Of. Undisclosed Figures tn Uinois Minitions Combine   Have Only Taken  ‘Peek Under Tent’   “Two Million $1,000 Bills Weren’t Used For Playing Pinochle,” Says Sen. Brewster

Only Surface Seratched,  He Believes   Brewster Says Whole Wartime Setup Will Be Probed: Committee Asks Tax Records

Inquiry Group Seek Income Tax Records  iif aT   Of Munitions Combine Now Under Investigation

May Testifies Tomorrow In _ Profits Probe   Public Hearings Ordered . on Coffee's Receipt of $2,500

Says Probe Just Begun   “Whole Wartime. Show Of Corruption” to Be Exposed Says Brewster

MAY WILL BE HEARD FRIDAY BY SENATORS   Kentucky Legislator Agrees To Appear Before Probers

Funds Asked to Extend Inquiry; Records Sought   Brewster Says Investigation Has “Only Seratched Surface’; Defective Shells Found

May fo Explain Aid fo Garsson Combine Friday   Mead Committee Orders Hearings on Coffee Contribution

May To Tell Of Combine This Friday   Senate Committee ‘To Hold Hearing On Coffee’s Check

MUNITIONS DEAL CITED BY SOLON   Brewster Asks Probe of Defective Shells Blamed for Killing U. S. Soldiers

May Agrees To Testify On Friday  Coffee Scrutiny TT, Roe Navt Waal-

gseek Army And  Truman Aid In Profits Probe   Ask Added Funds For Widening Search For Mu nitions Frauds.

Ask for Additional Funds and —-hndicate-Present_Investigathan Only Reoinning   INCOME TAX RECORDS TO RE SCRUTINIZED

Senator Hints At Corruption In War Deals      Brewster Declares Midwest Combine Prohe Just ‘Peek Wnder Tent.’

GARSON FIRM PROBE TERMED ONLY “PEEK AT WHAT'S TO COME  - SENATOR PROMISES TO PRESENT PUBLIC WITH FULL WARTIME “SHOW”

May Agrees To Testify  Tomorrow   War Profits Probers Also Order Hearing In Case of Coffee

May Will Testify In Munitions Case   Also Announce Public Hearing on Charge Against Rep. Coffee   TO BROADEN EXPOSURE   Brewster Says Garsson Case Is “Only a Peek Under  the Tent”’:

Profits Probe Just ‘A Peek, Brewster Savs   Senator Intimates Many Practices To Be Scrutinized

May To Testify At Friday Meet  Hearing Is Set On Coffee Contribution

SAY GARSSON INQUIRY JUST _ A BEGINNING   Senate Committee Awaits Sen. May’s Appearance   PROBE DISCLOSES   American Soldiers Killed In Europe By Own Defective Shells

INVESTIGATION IS ‘ONLY A PEEK UNDER THE TENT’   Senate to Rush Probe of a Midwest Munitions Combine.   Says Committee Plans to Scrutinize Show of Corruption.

May Will Appear Before War Inquiry Committee Friday   Hearings On Coffee’s $2500 Check Are Due To Begin Next Week

59 DEAN 79 MISSIAIG AA HLIIPT INI EYBDIQMCION   9EP MAY TO TESTIFY FRIDAY ON MUNITION DEAI

YANKS KILLED BY OWN BAD SHELLS, GENERAL REVEALS   TESTIMONY CAPS SENATOR’S PROBE OF WAR PROFITS

MAY TO GIVE TESTIMONY AT PROBE FRIDAY   Expect Legislator To Explain Dealings With Combine

COFFEE'’S UP NEXT   War Profit Pr obers Arrange To Hear Rep. May F riday 4

Profits Inquiry May Be Extended   Income Tax Records Requested; Attempt to Trace Faulty Shells

Just A Preview Terms Munitions Investigation ‘Only Peek Under The Tent’

Recess Hearings on War Profits  Committee Hears af Dafective Shells

Congressman Will Appeal Before Senate Commit tee Friday Morning   NO STRINGS ATTACHED TO HIS APPEARANCE

May to Testify  Friday in War Profits Probe   Army Promises Immediate  Report on Defective Am Ut.wsew Si. JI.

Rep. May to Testify Friday in Arms Case   Public Hearings to be Held Next Week On Statements that Rep. Coffee Received Check: No Strings Tied to May Hearing

Plan To Extend War Probe   Merely Scratched Surface In Garsson Case,  Brewster Says -

Rep.. Andrew May:to Give Testimony:Before War — Profits Hearing Friday .

“THE POSTMAN, ALWAYS RINGS TWICE’   Electric Theatre Saturday and Sunday

TAFT READY TO FIGHT NEW ()PA MEASURE   Senate Foes of Bill Predict Another Bitter Battle at Capital.

Price Fight Seen As Taft Launches New OPA Attack   Administration Leaders Call Fer One Year of Modified Measure   SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES 12 TO 5   Bill Restores Rent Control, Makes 1940 Base Pertod for Prices

Ohio Senator Gets His Forces Together for th Battle; Porter Tells of New Proposal.   CHANGES IN ACT DESCRIBED TODAY

Taft Forces to Fight Against New Proposals   Administration Plan Would Revive Modified OPA for One Year

Senate Will F ace Bitter Price Fight   Ohio Solon Seeks End of Controls On Meat. Poultry

TAFT DECLARES WAR ON BARKLE! OPA MEASURE   Promises Bitter Fight to Defeat Administration Bill

Foes Want End To Controls On Meat, Poultry  Dairy Products   Bitter Battle Slated Soon Before Senate

TAFT LEADS FOES ‘OF MOVEMENT 10 REVIVE CONTROLS   Barkley Predicts Eventual Passage of Modified

BITTER FIGHT OVER NEW BILL SEEN IN SENATE   Committee Approved Measure Retains Many Controls, Cancels Rent Boosts

SEAMEN WILL THE UP EVERY ~ PORTINU.S.   WALKOUT AIMED AT WSB DISAPPROVAL OF PAY RAISE

Seamen to Strike Despite WSB Offer  For a Rehearing  Stoppage Would Tie Up Every Port in Nation

PAGFIC SAiLORS FIRST TO STRIKE   WSB Action Fails To Stop alkout Scheduled For Todaev

SPURN WAGE BOARD OFFER OF REHEARING   Union Leaders Say Every.   Port in U. S. Will Be Tied Up Today as 400,000 Quit Jobs.   3,000 ALREADY OUT ON PACIFIC COAST   Two Sides Arrayed  Against WSB Which Re  fused to Approve Wage Boost Agreed Upon.

WSB Move Fails To Halt Nation-Wide Ship Strike   Start Scheduled At Noon Today  And Will Tie Up Everv T]. 8. Port

A.F.L. Ship Strike Set to  Start Today Final Plea Made By Wage Board, Schwellenhach

Maritime Strike Begins Today   Deadlock Starts on West Coast; To Tie Up Most U. 8. Ports

Tieup Already Is Under Way  In Some Ports   Union Leaders Spurn Wage Board Offer to Consider Rehearing

Expected to Involve Some / 400,000 Men on Atlantic and Pacific; Tie-up All  ' Commerce.

LAKE SAILOR STRIKE DUE ATMIDNIGHT   U.S. May RequestWalkoutBeDelayed

Gag on Russian Talk Extending To White House   Capital Awaits Outcome Of Showdown Parley Set for Today

PEACE PARLEY SET TO BEGIN TREATY TALKS   Indications Hint Conferees Ready For Business After Leng Controversy.

WORLD STILL HOLDS RELIGIOUS FAITH. BUT COMMUNISM THREAT 'ACCORDING TO BRITISH PRELATE

Chiistianity Standing At  Crossroads   John Foster Dulles Ac serta Commiinism Challenges Sipremacy of the Christian Warld -

Today’s Outlook   CHRISTIANITY MUST MEET CHALLENGE OF ATHEIS IDEOLOG ES  Ry heWTT tonite NJIE

Christianity Must Meet the Challenge of communistic : iViews of Reliaion 

Mackenzie's Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Aff3irs Analyst

Vets’ Training Setup Planned   Program Will Be Discussed April 18

NEW: HOME. SET FOR PEACE UNIT   Far Eastern Commission Gets Soviet Cooperation

HOW TALL DOES CORN GROW IN THIS AREA?   J.-G. Contest Means Some Stalks Will Be Mighty Valuable

Report Kansas Corn Crop Holding Its Own Despite Hot, Dry Weather

DWINDLING COAL STOCKS STUDIED   Prospects Dim for Quick Solution of 16-Day Strike

SLIP BACK IN THE RED   Government Was in  the Black fer Four Daya

a 8 eat RPV EN .% Zhi, EFL SF Government Wa as in : the Black for Four Days

‘Hirt Is Freed Of Conspiring  To Aid Nazis   Court Martial Deliberates Four Hours Before Exonerating Sergeant

Police Claim Man Now Under Arrest Is Kidnap-Slayer   Janitor, Married and Father of 6 Children, Protests Innocence; Great Manhunt For Chicago Girl’s Killer Continues

Preamble to The lItalian Settlement   Adopted; Yugoslavia Abstained From Voting

Peace Parley Voting On Trieste Issue East and West’ Split  Frequently on Terms Auf tate. ae see

PRIGE CONTROLS TO BE REMOVED   Dairy Products And Meat To Come Off OPA List June 30

Votes To Lift Price Controls  Meat June 30   Dairy Products Also In eluded in Action Taken hy Senate Banking  Commntittee

Committee Votes To Lift Controls on Meat, Dairy Products Prices June 30

Favor Lifting  Food Controls Meat, Dairy Praducts W ould He Exempted ~

Report 996 Axis Subs Destroyed In Recent War   Joint Statement On War On Subs Issued By U.S : And Britain   GERMAN LOSSES REPORTED AS 78

Bethlehem Bells Will Ring At Midnight To Usher In Another Christmas Day

Bells Of Peace Will Ring Out   Bethlehem's Beils To Sound Round World At Midnight Hour   YULE CEREMONIES STARTED AT NOON

@ PAUL MALLON—   Praises Courage Shown by Byrnes, Vandenberg and Bevin

Progressives Choose To Join Republican Party   Wisconsin Independents Disolve Organization;  “Vote Is'284:To 121°

LaFolletie Leads Wisc. Progressives Into GOP   Conservative Republicans However, Will Oppose  Seanotor’s Renogmination

PROGRESSIVES RETURN TO GOP IN WISCONSIN   Delegates Vote Move by 284 to 121 Under Prodaing of Senator LaFollette   SOME FAVOR DEMOCRATS   But He Tells Convention the Best Hopes for Success Lie With Republicans

300.000 Workers to Go Back to Jobs Monday as More Plants Fall in Line:  Fabricating Firms Want Price Increase

DEATH TOLL OF STORMS REACHES 70   Fioods Develop in 12 States; Storms Moving South

Floods Developing In Twelve States After ‘Three Days Of Storm   Eighty-Five Mi, Gales Leave Path of Destructio Across Pennsylvania, New York,  Ohio, New Jersey And Maryland.

Storms Continue  Southward Today   Floods Develop in 12 States After 3-Day Rain

Storms Move South After Lashing Mid Atlantic Area   Mass of old Air Tha! Blanketed Northern  Half of Country Move: South, Hits Warm Air

0 f FLOODS REPORTED   Deaths from Tornado at Detroit, Windsor  Increased to 16 as Search Continues.   RAIN FORECAST FOR MIDDLE WEST

Storms Hit East Coast, 12 States Are Flooded; Death Toll Is Over 70

STORMS MOVING SOUTH; 70 DIE, MANY INJURED   Floods Reported In 12 States Following Three Days Of Violent Weather

New Storms Move South; Seaboard Hit   High Winds Lash Five-State Area, By-Pass Washington

Body Of Druggist Taken From Plane   Baltimorean Dies While Aircraft Cireles Foghound Port

Gen. Gouraud, 78, One-Armed World War  Hero, Dies   "Lion Of Champagne’s Army Included Three U.S. Divisions

SLEEP WALKER KILLS DAUGHTER   ARKANSAN SAYS HE AWOKE FROM NIGHTMARE TO FIND CHILD, 3, DEAD.

Kaiser Considering Merger of Five West Steel Plants   Two Additional Small  Concerns Might Be Added Unto List

PROBE. OF PACKING PLANTS  WILL BE SOUGHT IN HOUSE   ILLINOIS CONGRESSMAN CHARGES BIG PACKETS ARE “DELIBERATELY” CREATING MEAT SHORTAGE

Street Cars And Trains emain Idle  ’ Mass Walkout Start: In Stores

General Strike Ties Up Oakland   AFL Unions Qui Jobs to Protest Police Action

Mass Strike Closes Down Oakland Area   Commuter Service  To San Francisco Shut Off; Thousands Unable to Get to Work

General Strike In Effectin California City   Transportation and Industry Tieup Seen

Oakland Tied Up Completely By General Strike   Transportation And Industrial Activities Halt

General Tieup Is Ordered In Oakland, Cal.   Million Residents Of Bay Area Face Virtual lsolation

AFLGeneral_ Strike Tiesup Oakland, Calif   Dispute Stems from Pick. eting of Two Department Stores

 California Hard-Hit ....  Transportation Tieup On West Coast Threatens To Affect Million Persons

OPEN GENERAL STRIKE TODAY   Oakland Is Hit by Walkout Called by Union Officials

Strike Ties Up Oakland   Transportation And Commuters Hit Hard Ry General Walkout

GENERAL STRIKE IN CALIFORNIA SNARLS LIVES OF MILLION   OAKLAND SCENE OF AFL WALKOUT, HALTING ALL BUSINESS FOR ONE DAY

AFL Oakland Strike Cuts Transprotation Call Issued Backing  PO ee ane Me, Fe Ss, SNe lies

MASS WALKOUT STEMS FROM 2 STORE STRIKES   TIES UP INDUSTRY AND TRANSPORTATION FOR MILLION PERSONS

AFL General Strike In California Paralyizes Entire East Bay Area

Commuters Unable To Get To Work   Emergency Plan Is Considered By City Officials

Oakland Tied- -up In Strike   Operations of  Industry in an  Area of Million Is Halted

 General AFL Strike Hits Oakland With Threatening Effects On Transportation

Big Walkout Paralyzing Bay Region   General Strike Starts In Oakland-Frisco Area; Travel Halted

General Strike In Oakland, Cal   Million Affected By AFL’s Action

Oakland In Grip Of Strike   Mass Walkout Called In Sympathy With Retail Clerk Strike Paralyzes Bay Area

Trade Unions of Oakland Join in Complete Walkout   Action Taken Alter Police Escort Non-union Trucks to Picketed Stores

Emergency Plan Contemplate      Mass Walkout Stems From -- Trouble In Two Stores; : Days Off Lost By Police

-Million Persons Caught in New Labor Rift; Traffic Jammed  on Streets   NEWSPAPERS NOT ABLE TO PUBLISH EDITIONS

General Strike, Called By AFL, Ties Up Oakland   “Normal Operation of Industry and Business Comes to Standstill

Walkout in West Threatens to Tie Up Transportation  and Industry

Oakland AFL Union: Workers in General Protest Walkouts  Hit ‘High Handed’ Police Methods; Crisis Threatens

A.F.L. Gene. al Strike Halts Transpurtation, Industry, Oakland Area

AFL Unions Pull Out Everything; Industries Half   Retaliation Walkout Called One Million Persons Are Affected

MASS STRIKE UNDER WAY AT OAKLAND   Business of City Tied Up as A. F. of L. Trade Unions Obey an Order to “Pull Everything” There.

Contin ued on Page Eight’ Continued on Page Ejigh  General Strike Halts Business in Oakland

Industry Comes to Standstill   Cates, Service Stations, Stores Are Affected

AFL GENERAL STRIKE HITS OAKLAND TODAY   City Paralyzed By Sympathy Move Supporting Clerks

General Strike Galied By AFL in Gakland Area   ALL TRANSPORTATION AND INDUSTRY IS TIED UP

Normal Operations All Industry Halt in California City   Business in Area of Mil. lion of Persons All But Paralyzed

General Strike Ties Up City Of Oakland, Calif.      Thousands Inconvenienced When Transpor ‘tation Service Disrupted; Pickets . Patrol Factories, Stores, Etc. _ 

FEAR OAKLAND MASS STRIKE   Threatened Transportation Tieup Perils East Bay Cities

Is Ordered In Oakland, Cal.   Millien Residents. Of Boy. Area Face

AFL West Coast Walkout May Tie Up Oakland Area   City Officials Are Alarmed---Consider Emernaency Dinue

Industry in Oakland at Standstill   ‘Unions ‘Pull Everything’ Under General Strike  Order; Private Autos  Onlv Transportation

Order to “Pull Qut Everything” Is Given In Retaliation for Trucking Incident on  Sunday; Transportation Arteries Clogvced

ALLIED GUURT LAID OUT FUR TOJ0S TAAL   MacArthur Orders Tribunal Set Up to Try Major Jap Suspects. ~

Way Paved For Ear ‘ly Trial Of Pearl Harbor Premier   General MacArthur Paves Way By Announcing Charter Ordering First Trials Must Be Held In Tokyo; Three Types Of Crimes Under Jurisdiction

~ Penitentiary Inmates ~-Bequeath Their Eyes — After Death — To “Bye Bank” So That Blind May Sec.

Indian Tribal Council Rules Fate Of  Maiden Who Violated Seminole Law

Strange Drama Staged by Indians   Fate of Indian Girl Hangs In Balance For Violation

Order on  Wages   Administration  Reportedly Will ‘Speed Junking Of Controls

Order To Junk Wage Controls Being Drafted   All Foods May Be Taker Out From Under Price Ceilings:

Junking of Wage Controls Order Near   Early End to Almost All Price Controls Except Over Rent Seen By Observers

Food, Wage Controls May Be Junked   Government and OPA Considering Orders Wiping Out Ceilings

DRAFTING ORDER TO RUSH JUNKING OF WAGE RULES   All Foods May be Taken Out From Under Price Ceilings Soon

Draft Order To Junk All Wage Control   Officials of Government also ‘Considering’ Wiping Out Price Ceilings on All Food Items.

MAY WIPE OUT PRICE CEILING FOR ALL FOODS   Quick Government Action Reported Shaping Up On Decontrol Front; Meat Shortage To Last Until 1947,

_—DECONTROLMay End Ceilings On All Foods  ONLY RENT   ONLY RENT CURBS SEEN

CONTROLS KID AOU, 3. HACKS AT WAGE LAW   Senators Predict an Early End to Almost Ali Price Checks,

Move to Scrap Wage Controls Seen in Capital   All Food Price Ceilings Also May Be Dropped

‘Wage Controls And Remaining Food Ceilings May Be Junked   Situation Studied, Plans Mav Be Disclosed This Week.

Rumor Wage Controls May Be Eliminated   OPA, Agricultural Department Consider Ditching Food Curbs

See End to U.S. Wage Controls   OPA And Agriculture Department Consider Dropping All Controle

Government Ma y Serap  Wage Curbs This Week   Public Members Of Wage Stabilization Board Confer With Truman’s Economie Advisers As Order Reportedly Drawn To SpeedJunking Of Controls

Removal of Ceilings on  Foods Talked   Developments Pointing to Quick Action on Wage, Price Fronts Following Truman’s Meat Decision

Report Government To  Speed End. of Pay Curbs   OPA, Ag Department Study Wiping Out Ceilings on All Food Items 7

GOVERNMENT IN MOVE T0 JUNK WAGE CONTROLS   All Goods May Be Taken From Under Ceilings

Study Wage Lids Now      Plans to Speed Decon. trol Reported in Mill; May Free All Foods

Report Control on Wages May Get Axe in Truman’s Order   OPA Considers Sweeping Away All Food Lids Under Control

Plans Draffed To Free Foods From Ceilings  Action On Wages May Be Taken By

Bureaus May Remove All Ceilings   Every Food Item May Be on Free Market Under Current Plan

Early Order May Junk Wage Curbs   OPA and Agriculture Department Consider Wiping Out Ceilings on All Food Items ll Under Coutrol; G. O. P. Opens Fire

REPORT ORDER IS DRAFTED 10 JUNK WAGE CONTROLS   GOVERNMENT ALSO CONSIDERS WIPING OUT FOOD CEILINGS

Wage Control Expected fo Go Info Discard   Elimination of All Price Ceilings on Food Items Under Control Considered

EXPECT EARLY JUNKING OF WAGECONTROL   Government Is Believed Drafting Order to That knd—OPA, Meanwhile, Considers Lifting All but Rent Ceilings.

action appeared To be shaping up in line with the swifter decontro! tempo signalled by President Truman wher he scrapped all federal!  ei i el ti

Order Drafted To Speed Junking Of Wage Controls   Government Considering Wiping Out Price Ceilings On All Food Items

U.S. Ponders Lifting Curbs On All Foods   Directive Drafted To Speed Junking Of Grin on Wages

SAY ORDER Is DRAWN 10 LIFT WAGE LIMITS   Government Agencies “Seri: ously Consider” Ending Alt Food Price Ceilings.

OPA May Cancel Ceiling Price on All Food Items   Quick Action Shaping Up for Decontrols Ordered by Truman

SOON TO JUNK PAY CONTROLS   Government Reportedly Drafts Order To Speed Conclusion  FOOD TOPS MAY END

Decontrol To Be Speeded By Leaders   Early End To Almost All Price Restrictions Seen

Seek Speed In Removal Price Limits   Rent Restraints Seen Contoulna

Plan Drawn To J unk All Wage Laws   O.P.A. and Agriculture Department Might  Kill Ceilings on All Rande   Will Lift Ban   Mexiean Cattle Will Be Allowed to Come to U.S. Pens

OPA, Agriculture Depariment Study Food Ceiling Ban   New Order Expected To Outline Pattern for Stripping Wage Controls   Rent Control To Stay

Wiping Out All Price Ceilings On Food Likely   Quick Action Looms In Followup To Ending Meat Rules

Draft Order To Speed Up Curb Lifting?   Removal Of Ceilings On All Food Items ‘Seriously Considered.’

Draft Order For Removal Wage Controls   OPA, Agriculture Depart ment Considering Liftin, All Price Ceilings.

‘LIFT QUARANTINE  ON MEXICAN CATTLE   Government Reported Drafting Order To Speed Ban On Wage Controls; May Lift Food Ceilings

Order Reported Drafted to Junk Wage Controls   Agriculture Department And OPA May Wipe Out All Food Price Ceilings

Speed Junking Of All Price, Wage Controls  Only Rent Believed Certain To Remain; Expect To Import

May Speed Ending of Wage Power:   Consider Wiping Out Ceilings on All Food Items, Is Report

End of Wage Control Seen as Probable   Indications Point to Early Ending of All Controls Except Rent

Pians Drafted To Free Foods From Ceilings   Action On Wages  May Be Taken By gE eee es

Wage Controls Will Be Junked   Decontrol OF Food Prices In Offing

Smoke Engineer Approved by 7      Aldermen Hear Pleas for Bus Lines in Busv Session

Smoke Engineer Approved by — City Councilors’   Aldermen Hear Pleas for Bus Lines in Busy Session

Action Is New Defeat for Slavic States   Soviet Accusations Of ‘Imperialism’ Are Hurled at West

Free Navigation On Danube OK'd By Paris Parley   Work on Peace Treaty With Rumania Completed

Paris Peace Meet Approve: Free Danube  Completes Work On Terms Of umani

SOVIETS OPPOSE PROPOSAL  U.S. Brifish Program On Danube Okayed At Paris

FREE NAVIGATION OF DANUBE VOTED AT PEACE PARLEY   Joint American-British Proposal Approved Over Opposition of Slavic Rioc.   WORK IS FINISHED ON ROMANIAN TREATY   Balkan State’s Armed Forces Cut to 125,000 Men—Navy Allowed 15,000 Tons of Shipping.

American and British  Pleas Bring  Russian Accusations   Conferees Complete Work. on Treaty Terms for Romania During Session: East-West Division Decides Problem

Danube Navigation — Proposal Approved   Peace Conference Completes Work on Romanian Treaty

Peace Conference Agrees On Joint Plan For Danube   American And British Delegations Join For Movement To Settle Terms Of Treaty With Rumania Early Today

APPROVED BY PEACE ENVOYS   Usual East And West Lines Drawn In Balloting

Conference Adopts Proposal For Free Danube Navigation   British-American Plan Approved Over Bitter Opposition of Slavic Bloc; Conference Completes Rumanian Treaty Terms

Peace Conference Ap proves American-Bri“tish Proposal For Free Navigation. Molotov Makes Accusations .

Pact for Free Danube Trade Gets Approva   U. S.. British Proposal Ts Adopted by 15-6 Rallag

Peace Parley Votes Free Navigation On Danube   Soviet Bloc Loses On Vital Issue; Work Completed  Qn Romanian Pac

SENATE MIGHT “EXTEND DRAFT ACT 6 WEEKS   Compromise Seen os Presiure Mounts To Keep Selective Servicw Going -

Compromise On Draft Law Date Has Endorsement   SENATORS LIKE IDEA OF SIX-WEEKS ADDED -  “1IME

Draft Bill Extension Suggested   Senate Unit Plans To Keep It Alive Another Six Weeks

Compromise On Draft Is Seen   Full Dress Debate Scheduled Tuesday

Senators Consider 6 Week Extension Selective. Service   Would Extend:  Draft Act -Only To July 1;

Pressure for Keeping Draft  Aet Growing   Byrnes Says Country In Need of Military Strength to Support  Principles of UNO

COMPROMISE ON DRAFT ACT SEEN   May Agree On Six Week: Extension Of Selective Service.

MER AAD #4hayi“™  iis Weeks Extension   Compromise Offered As Pressure: Grow: For Keening Selective Service Alive.

PRESSURE ON TO KEEP DRAFI   6-Week Exlension Talked Ta Furnish Military Needs

Full Review Of Subject ‘Due Tuesday   Compromise Proposal 1s Gaining Favor; Strenath Is Needed

Senators Favor Draft Extension For Six Weeks   Review Slated OF Problem By Committee

6-Week Draft Law Extension Gains Favor   War Dept. Warns Army May Fall Half-Million Short of Goal

TALK OF DRAFT EXTENSION FOR 6-WEEK PERIOD   Pressure Increases to Keep Selective Service 4 Alive =

Senators Plan To Extend Draft For Six Weeks   Pressure Mounts To Continue Act

Extension Of Draft Is Urged   Six Weeks May Be Requested As Compromise

Senators Consider 6-Week Extension  Selective Service      Would Extend Draft Act Only To July 1.

Senators Like Six-Week Draft Extension Proposal   Byrnes Adds Voice To Truman in Plea for Military Strength To Support UNO Principles

Big Four Ministers Open *‘Cordial”’ Meet   Four-Point Agenda Agreed Upon, Including Austrian Peace Treaty; Byrnes In “Victory”

INCLUSION (a VICTORY FOR 5 DELEGATE   Molotov Wins Bid for Talk on Italy’s Political Situation.

Agenda Set By Big Four   Byrnes Wins Major Point as Austrian Treaty Added to Discussion List

Big 4 Agree To Talk Pact For Austria   Molotev Yields Point as Colleagues Consent To Discuss Italy Too.

OPA Revokes Community Price Lists For Groceries; Revised Lists Due Soon

Veterans Taking Advantage of USES Facilities  1,500 Have Been Aided Here by

Veterans Taking Advantage of USES Facilities  1,500 Have Been Aided Here by Job Placements

Terminal Pay Bill Is Signed  Payments To Be Mads Enlisted Personnel

UAEEED FURLOUGHS  Truman’s Signature Okeh: Terminal Leave Payment

Furlough Pay Bill Is Signed By President   Services, Treasury Tell Veterans How to Get Rands« Thue Tham

FURLOUGH PAY CALL SOUNDED BY PRESIDENT   CLAIM FORMS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT POSTOFFICES

Truman Signs GI Terminal Pay Measure   ‘Instructions Given Service Personnel on How to Claim Money

erminal Pay Bill ets Official Okay   Vets to Have Forms Soon as Possible

President Signs Terminal Pay Bill   Ex-G. I.’s Get Most Of Payment in Bonds

GI Terminal Leave Pay Bill Signed; Details On How To Get It Revealed   15,000,000 Soldiers, Sailors, Marines And Coast Guards, Men And Women, Are Eligible For Unused Furlough Pay

Setup For Payments Of Bonds To Gis Is Explained Truman Signs Program To Give Terminal Leave Pay To Vets

Chief Executive Sounds Pay Call For Nation's Gls   Truman Signs Bill Authorizing Payment For Unused Furlough Time

TRUMAN SIGNS TERMINAL PAY   Puts Signature on Bul Tc Give Vets Leave Pay Of Near $3 Billions

Terminal Pay Bill Is Signed By Presiden      About 15,000,000 Veterans Get Nearly Three Billion

Truman Signs Terminal Pay  Bill for GI's   Unused Furlough Time to Be Paid For in Bonds to 15 Million GI's

President Signs Terminal Leave Benefit for Gls   Outline Vets’ Procedure to Obtain Payment for Furloughs

Government Ready To Pay GI Terminal Leave Money   Application Blanks And Instructions May Be Secured  At Postoffices

Mackenzie's Column       Ry DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Forcien Affairs Aualyst

Three Reich Zones Down  On ‘Red Ism’   Their Attitude Is a ‘Matter of -Vast. Jm“port Not Only to Germany But to All Eu:  wrens:

aT  Wallace Declares Position Strongly  Avows Only Progressive Demo Party Can Check  Farcee af Roactian

WALLACE’S FIRST SPEECH SINCE CABINET-BREAKING STATEMENTS STRONCLY FOR DEMOCRAT PARTY

Wallace Stumps for Rogers’ Son   Former Member of Cabinet Calls for Progressive Dem Pariv

Wallace Clings — To Party Identity   Tells Madison Square * Garden Audience He Is Still A Democrat

CROWD OF 10,000 HEARS WALLACE   Progressive Democratic Party Only Hope, Former Cabinet Member Tells Los Angeles Audience.

Henry Wallac Says He Is Still a Demo   Tells Los Angeles Audience Peace Picture Is Brighter

Wallace Opens Campaign Talks For Democrats   Party Must Become More Progressive, He Uraes

Progressive Bid Is Made by Former Secretary Wallace   Urges Democrats Retain Control of Congress for Continued ‘Prosperity”

Wallace Says Demos Must Be ‘Progressive’   Ex-Commerce Head Warns Party It Is Facing Crucial Test

Supreme Court te Get Ewing Case   Former Political Figure Free Under $25,000 . Bond For Wife’s Death

POLICE BATTLE PARTISAN UNITS   Italian Government Moves Tc Check Riot Threats

Pittsburgh Hard Hit. By Walkout   New Maritime Strike Set To Start Tonight

New Shipping Tie-Up Looms For Midniaht   Movie Walkouts Continuing Today

NEW MARITIME WALKOUT SET FOR MIDNIGHT   Government Trying to Settle Pittsburgh Power Strike; Hollywood in Uproar.

Government Seeks Peace  In Pittsburgh   Another Shipping Tie-up Also Threatened

Strikes Still Hold Attention Of Government   SETTLEMENT OF POWER WALKOUT SOUGHT BY U. S.

Hope of Averting Shipping Strike Is Fading Hourly   Unions Agree Not To ‘Jump Gun’ as In Last Dock Tieup

BLANDY DESCRIBES UNDERSEA ATOM. BOMBING AS FORM OF POISON WARFARE

Long Search For Missing Business  Man Is Concluded   Body Of Brooklyn Man Is Found In Wreckage Of Plane In West

Showers Fail To Reach Int Drought Area  Well-Watered  : mm mics: 1%   Well-Watered Crops, However, Get Fresh Rains

Crops Need Rainfall In Midwest   No Precipitation In Last 24 Hours

Scattered Showers Serve Only to Tease Farmers, Worried for Crops

Army Amounces New Ruling for Service Discharge   70 Per Cent of Remaining Personnel Will Be Out Before 30th of June

Little Bread In Philadelphia   Negotiations in Strike Appear to Be Deadlocked

TWA TRANSPORT KILLS THREE IN READING CRASH   Big Four Motor Plane Cracks Up In Trainine Flircht

THREE ARE KILLED IN CRASH OF PLANE   Two Others Believed to be Hurt, TWA Officials Say Today.

BELIEVE THREE DEAD AS HUGE PLANE CRASHES   Five TWA _ Personnel Aboard “Constellation” In Training Hop

TRAINING PLANE CRASHES; THREE BELIEVED KILLEL   T.W.A, Reports Constellation - Down Near Reading, Pa... Barrark«

Apparently Pakistan Issue Causes Failure; Cabinet Group. Plans “Next Steps to Be Taken”

British Still Optimistic On India Mission   Negotiators Say Solution Possible Despite Confer:  prnirerm  ee ee   COMPLETE COLLAPSE

Mission Fails To Agree Upon India’s Freedonr   MOSLEMS AND HINDUS DISAGREE AFTER CONFERENCE

India Parley BreaksDown   _But Hope Is Held That Problem Still May Be Solved

PARLEY ON INDIA ENDS IN FAILURE   British Still Have Hopes 0! Solving Tough Problem

Still Hopeful On Indian Issue   Conference Ends in , Complete BreakdownNo Reason Given

British Mission Studies New Step In India Problem   Conference On Indepent-  ence Breaks Down on Issue of Pakistan; Ef.! forts to Continue.

Indian Conference Fails, Still Have oad Solving Issue   No Reason Given For Breakdown In 8-Day Parley

Breakdown In India Meeting   But British Still Hopeful Of Working Out Independence for India ;

Breakdown Deals Severe Blow to Indian Hopes   British Mission Says Eight-Day Simla Meet ls Complete Failure

British Mission Studies New Step In India Problem   Conference On I On: Indepeni“ence Breaks. ‘Down ‘on “Jsstie of. Pakistan; Et forts to Continue;

Britain Ponders Next Move After Conference Fails   Indian Sessions Suffer Breakdown; Still Hope To Solve

indian Parley Fails, British  Mission Says   Hopes Problem Will Be Solved

i EDERALIZED PLAN OPPOSED FOR GERMANY’   Molotov Takes Stand For Central Reich  Administration

Federalized Reich Scored By Molotev  Demands Ruhr  Remain German

Reds Oppose Making Nazis Farm Nation   Molotov Wants Cen: tral German Administration Set Up

Molotov Wants Unified States In Germany Now   Opposes Transformation Of Reich Into Agricultural Nation

Sentenced To Death For Murder Of Wife   Wealthy Nurseryman is Convicted by Superior Court Judae

GRAFT PROBE STILL GOING, SIGLER SAYS   MORE INDICTMENTS ARE PROMISED BY GRAND JURY

Sigler To Turn Guns On Branch Banking Bill   Another Bribery Indictment Due Soon, He Reports

INDICTMENT ON BANK ACT NEAR   Legislature to Probe Expenditures of Grand Jury

U. S. Protests To Romania  Qver Curbs   Joins’ Britain In Demand That Election Be Set

cea ethaaeaceninmnaen natalia eae eer animal  U.S. BLASTS ROMANIA FOR POLITICAL CURBS

Chiang invites Communists To Discuss Issues   Surprise Intervention May Ease Political Crisis In Manchuria

Kai-Shek Speeds Up Reorganization To Halt Fighting   Ease Political Tension As Reds Besiege Changchun

Chiang © Intervenes in Crisis.   Speeds Reorganization as Communists Fight Changchun Garrison

Chiang Steps In On Red Crisis   _ Believes Reorganization  ' Would Ease Troubles

Gen. Chiang  Intervenes In ' Latest Crisis   Speeds Reorganization Of Government In Effort To Relieve Political Tension

GEN. CHIANG INTERVENES IN CRISIS   Seeks to Halt Civil War Raging In Manchuria

Chiang Intervene:  Tn Strife   Asks Steering Group Meeting to Iron Qui

To Forestall War ‘Crisis ; in China  ference With Communist Army   30,000 REBELS MOVE ‘ON BESIEGED CITY   Parley Expected to Ease Task Confronting General Marshall

Chiang Acts in Manchurian Political Crisis   30,000 Communists Reported Besieging Changchun Garrison

Action by U. S. Unlikely In Meat. Steel Shutdowns   Nat Considered

See slicht ehance white  house action To forestall 3 major walkouts

Strike Action By President HeldUnlikel,   Seizure of Either Steel, Meat Packing Industry Te Nat Fenected

Government! Not To Take Hand In Row   Steel Workers, Meat Packers Set Strikes This Week

No Direct Move In Disputes by  Truman Is Seen   Government Seizure Of Steel or Packing Firms Not Considered Flectric Strike Set

MEAT, STEEL SHUTDOWNS ARK UNLIKELY   Administration Will Not Take Any Steps To Prevent Walkout

OVER MILLION WORKERS SET TO QUIT JOBS   Steel, Meat, Electric Industries Facing Complete Tieup

No Government Strike Action Expected Soon      Truman Not Planning to Act in Labor Strife This Week

POST 84 HOLDS SESSION HERE: PUSH HOUSING   Committee Named to Handle Veteran Housing Here; Next Meeting Jan. 6

nett nanan ce amneem nant guna ene  Arab League Chiefs Reject U. S. Plan For Palestine Split

Indefinite Delay Of Independence ... .  Arab League’s Delegates Emphatically Turn Down British- American Plan

Arab Delegates Reject Plan For Federalizing Holy Land   Tell Palestine Conference It Would Delay Their Independence Indefinitely

RUSSIA BACK ALBANIAN BID   Claims Charges by Greek Government Based Upon False Accusations

Russia Defents Albania Request For Menbershi  Based on_f i, 7 -. Accusation

European Wheat Outpui Will  Show Increase But Will Be Under Average and Cannot Fill Needs

Keep Prosperity For Farmers, Anderson Urges   Businessmen Told No Worry of Depression If Agriculture Healthy

FEPC Fails As Filibuster Averts ‘Gag’   Southern Senators Put Bill on Shelf; Sen. Chavez Bitter

Southern Demos Defeat Move To Curtail Debate   Action Is Hailed as Complete Victory For Foes of Measure

SENATE KILLS FEPC MEASURE; CLOTURE FAILS   24-Day Speech Block By Southerners Successful

Chetnik Tells Rescue Story   300 Allied Airmen Saved by Mihailovic

Mikhailovitch Aid Extended to 400   Chetnik General Tells. Belgrade Court He Directed Operations

WIDE REFORM IN STATE AFFAIRS. PLEDGED BY SAFFORD IF HE IS ELECTED; CALLS FOR CHANCES

Meat Begins Flow Into WS. Markets   Receipts Of Cattle And Hogs Reported Heavier In Every Market Center

PORK RECEIPTS SOAR UPWARD   16,000 Hogs Appear or Market at Indianapolis

Cattle Reported Reaching Marke’   Even Hogs Are in Evidenee in Greater Volume Than Year Aco”

Cattle Moving To Stock Yards   Even Hogs Begin Showing Up In Appreciable Number; Prices Steady

FLOW OF MEAT TO LIVESTOCK YARDS STARTS   Increased Volume of Receipts  Registered; Real Rise Ex  pected Next Week.

UNRRA Explains Rail Shipments to Tito’s Government   Decision Made Early in July, Agency Says, Before Incident

CIO-PAC To Push Friends of Labor   Candidates Favorable Ta Workers Will Be Backed

PAG SERVES NOTICE OF RETURN TO WARS   CIO Committee To Be Active In Politics

CI0-PAC to Back Candidates   To Back Congressional Candidates Favorable To Labor

POSTWAR FLYING BOOM DEPENDS ON AIRPORT SYSTEM   MENT VINE VQIVWILe  BETTER AIRCRAFT ALSO FACTOR IN AVIATION ADVANCE

Political Battles Loom In Washington   Democrats And Republicans Together Only In Respect To American Foreign Policies

CONTESTS ARE DEVELOPING IN HOUSE. SENATE   Lively Winter Of Congressional} White House Controversy Anticipated

Political Realists Fear Bickering In Washington   Lively Controversy Can Be Expected With Controls Divided

14-Year-Old Faces Double Murder Trial   Woman Shot in Back Dies after Month; Strangling Admitted

Second Victim of Chico Youth Dies from Gunshot Wounds Inflicted Tuesday   +14-Year-Old Says His Best Friend ‘Was Next In Line to be Killed

Bad Weather In West Causes Heavy Damage   Hunters Stranded, Tracks Washed Out, Power Lines Broken

Big Five Facing New Amity Test On Balkan Debat    Western Powers Lined Up Against Russia; Veto Battle Expected

New Test Perils  Big Five Unity as U N. Debates Greek Peace Menace

MANCHURIA BLAST ~~ 1S SAID BREWING   Major Battles in Offing. Chinese Believe

WAR LOOMS UP FOR MANCHURI   Harbin Likely Site For Clash Of Chinese And Communists

SOVIET LEADERSHIP HAS CHANGED IN THINKING IN SEVEN MONTHS; TWO WORLDS NO LONGER NEEDED

Soviet Chief Changes His  Peace Views   Stalin’s Statement On Friendship With West Powers Reverses His Declaration Issued Seven Mouths Ago

(STALIN GIVES RUSSIAN PEOPLE NEW PICTURE OF WORLD PLACE, URGES FRIENDSHIP WITH OTHERS

Premier Stalin Gives Soviets New Picture Of Their Place In World

Soviet Leadership Seems to Have Altered Its Way, Plan of Thinking

Reece Scores Use Of Recordings   Says Foe Resorts To  Cheap, Grisly Tactics

Party Chiefs Parry Blows  In Broadeast   Use of F.D.R. , Voice Deéhated

Londen Considers Joint Pro ‘jest. With UL 5. on ‘ Shaccaw Palicu

Negro Hoping To Escape Chair   Second Trip Will Be Made Tomorrow If Court Fails To Act

Idle Aluminum Plants To Be Reopened   Arkansas Facilities Will Be Operated By Reynolds Company

Eisenhower Says  ‘Atomic Bomb Most ‘Destructive Weapor ‘In Warfare History

General Replies To Stalin; Says Bomb Most Destructive Weapon in Warfare History   Eisenhower Claims Only Minor Troop Detachment: Still Remain In China

(turn te Page Nine  Icy Blasts Buffet Eastern And’ Western Parts of the State 2 Dead in F

Governors Are Promised Speedy Reactivation of U. S. National Guard; Details Delay

Auto Union Split By Political Feud   Thomas, Reuther Add to Bitter Election Battle

ClO.1S SPLIT  BY CAMPAIGN   AUTO WORKERS CONVENTION MARKS TIME AS CANDIDATES EXCHANGE  VERBAL BLASTS x

Indictments Returned Against Ball Bearing Companies, Individuals

Bearing Companies Indicted   six Concerns, Three Individuals Charged With Price-Fixing

Price - Fixing  Charges Filed   6 Ball Bearing Concerns, 3 Offieials Indicted

TO DISCUSS SETUP IN PACIFIC  HST Delays Cruise To Confer With Gen. lke On Problems

Truman Delays Resumption of  Vacation Cruise Will Confer Today With Eisenhower on Army Problems

Truman Delays Resumption of  Vacation Cruise Wiil Confer Today With Eisenhower

Soviet Stand May Disrupt Paris Parley   Moscow Continues To Press Attacks On Spanish Regime

Russia silent on Big Four parley,  opposing Franco  Diplomatic move hits Spain; Poles to ask action by U.N.

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM IS SEEN Moscow Answer Is Awaited As Deadline Nears For UNO Meet

UNO Delegates Hope To Avert Soviet Crisis   Council Sees Slender Hope of Getting Russian Answer by Deadline _

UN SHOWDOWN ON IRAN NEAR   Security Council Prepares To Resume Hearing On Dispute Today

UNO Council Prepares for Crucial Meet   Delegates Cling to Hope Russia Will Send Statement and Avert Showdown

Fresh Crisis Near If Reds  Isnore Quer   UNO Delegates Hold Slim Hope For Soviet Note; BRernes Returns

CRUCIAL MEETING OF U.N. 0. GROUP TO BE HELD TODAY   Hope Held Russia Will Send Statement in Time to Avert Showdown on Iranian Dispute.   SECRETARY BYRNES FLIES TO NEW YORK   News Reports from Tehran Say Soviet Troops Have Started Pulling Out of Small Country.

UNO Council Is Prepared For Crucial  Session Today  Aecanite Rtatamante   Awaits Statements From Russia, Iran; Big Three Reported  Seekine Acreement

Cling to Slender Hope Red-lran Row to fron Out   Hopes Bolstered by Report Soviets Now Leaving Iranian Soil

BACKERS CLAIM 0 SACRIFICE N AUTONOMY   sks Single Depart oS Subcommittee ment of Defense

ACKERS CLAIM 0 SACRIFICE AUTONOMY   nate Subcommittee sks Single Departent of Defense

Unification of Armed Forces Recommended   Secretary of Common Defense  Would Be Head

Former Model At Memorial Service   Former Jonesboro Girl Attends Service For Man Shot In Her Apartment

TWO CHINESE FORCES FIGHT FOR MUKDEN   Seek Control of City Vacated By the Russians

FIGHT ON FOR MUKDEN CONTROL AS REDS LEAVE   Communists, Nationalists Race For Control Of City Tn Manchuria

Chinese Communists And Nationalists. Race For. The Control Of Mukden

Packers Renew Ceiling Fight   Call Black Markets ‘Wasteful. Scandalous

Drop in National Polio Epidemic;  Hope Is Revived Usual Trend Quick Decline Once Cases Display Downtrend

Holds Missouri-IIlinois North American Offers Break Up Plan to Federal Agency

BiG UTILITY FILES PLAN TO BREAK UP   NORTH AMERICAN WOULD DISTRIBUTE ALL ASSETS  ‘EXCEPT 2 COMPANIES.

Pepper Urges Big 3 Meeting   Thinks U. S., Britain And Russia Should “Back Up And Start Over”

AWAIT RUSSIAN ~ MOVE ON STRAIT!   Western Powers To Let So_ - Viets Take Initiative

AWAIT SOVIET MOVE IN DARDANELLES CASE   Other Powers Playing Waiting Game on Issue

ARMY PLANE SALE 10 SPAIN I$ APPROVED   General Franco Also Gets Equipment Valued at $300,000

U. S. Approves  Sale of 8 Army  Planes to Spain Franco Also Gets  Field Equipment Warth $200 000   Rouoht in Paris

BIG TRANSPORTS SOLO TO SPAIN   Discarded Equipment To Improve Airports Is Included In Deal

Carlson Rips Woodring Promises   Says Taxpayers’ Revolt Forced Backdown On $60 Pension Stand; Speech Climaxes Tour

HIGH TRIBUNAL. IS ASKED 10 TAKE UP CASE AT ONGE   Arguments Could Be Heard Next Week If Plea Is Grant ed and Decision Handed ©  Down December 16,    TRUMAN AND CABINET  CONSIDER CRISIS   Murray Calls Upon Organized Labor to Present United  Front Against “Fero- — cious Attack.”

Slice Red Tape In New Action For Final Rule   Justice Dept. Snatches Lewis Appeal In Dramatic Aim

Justices May Consider Action Today   Truman Confers With Cabinet on Sunday Talk

Government Asks Court For Speedy  Decision   High Tr “ibunal May Rule Monday Whether It Will Act On Vital Issue

Because of Gravity _of Situation Created, Red Tape is Cut to Get Speedy Decision; No Turning Back by Gov: ernment.

DRAMA MARKS SPEEDY SHIFT OF UMW PLEA   Supreme Tribunal May Reveal Plans Monday; Bonds for Fines Posted

Truman Talks With Cabinet On Fuel Crisis   Karly Decision by High Tribunal Asked; Murray Seeks Action

Truman Plans ‘No Turning Back In Bitter Battle   U. S. Invokes Dramatic Moves for Speedy Action Against Lewis

Suspension of Rules Asked  In Emergency   Government Seeks Swift Decision From Highest Tribunal

Red Tape Cut As Truman Prepares  Fight To Finish   Murray, CIO Chief, Calls Railroad Unions To Join Fight Against Ferocious Attack; High Court Te Determine Action Monday

Can Rulé or Lewis- mw Decision Ry Week From  Mondayvin Fastest Time

Tribunal ‘May Say By Monday lf It Will Act   Government, Tearing Aside Legal Red Tape, Asks Rules Suspension   DRAMA OF APPEAL IS LITERALLY FOOT RACE   Truman Confers With Cabinet In Preparation For Sunday Broadcast

SUPREME COURT IS GIVEN LEWIS CASE   High ‘Tribesal: Te Decide Monda: Whether Te Act; Decision etn Thecermber 16

Quick Decision Sought in View National Crisis   ‘No Turning Back’ Says Cabinet Member After Meeting

[Legal Red Tape Ignored In Haste To Settle Issues And Avoid Irreparable Injury

Union, Leader Post $3,510,000 in Bonds   Murray Exhorts All Labor To Rally Behind Miners

SUIT AGAINST UMW GOES 10 HIGH TRIBUNAL   RED TAPE SLASHED TO RUSH DECISION ON FUEL TIEUP

Decision May Be Announced By Next Week   High Tribunal Asked to Act Quickly in View of  Strike Damage

Red Tape Cut In Dramatic Moves  - Court May Announce Action On Monday

Action Taken As Coal Curbs Are lightened   Government Attorneys Request Highest Court To Suspend Rules for Quick Decision In Dispute; Truman Readies Broadcast

GOVERNTMENY WILL SPEED COAL HEARING   Supreme Court Will Tear Aside All Prevailing Red Tape

Agents to Enforce Strict Compliance   Housing Sxpediter Wilson W. Wyett Shifts Enforcement Responsibility from FHA

SECRET SESSION OF UN COUNCIL   Report to Sept. 23 General Assembly in New York Must Be Decided

UN Security Council Into Secret Huddle   Meeting Follows Two Days of Heated Debate On Ukraine's Charges Acoinst Greece Britcin

Security Council Debates Report To General Assembly  U. N. Schedules  Secret Session

Security Council Meets Secretly  Session Is Called. To Discuss Report

U.N. Council To Meet In Secret Session   Ukraine's Charges To Be Debated

Public Discussion Of Ukraine Charges Against Greece Delayed.... _  Secret U. N. Session Is Called

Council To Have Secret Session   To Climax Two Days of Debate Over Ukraine’s Complaint Against Greece

Delay Debate On Greece   UN Council Takes Time Off To Plan Report To Assemhly

Justed UNRRA Head Told To Return To London; Under Fire For Jewish Remarks

UNRRA Orders: Lt. Gen. Morgan Back To Loridon   Briton Refuses To Resign; Charged Jews Formed Exodus Organization

UNRRA Chieftain To Be Deprived Of All Authority   General Morgan Told To Return to London, Give Up Job

MORGAN TOLD 10 RETURN TO LONDON   May Be Cut Off Payroll 1 He Refuses fo Resign As UNRRA Chief.

Morgan Orderec To Return To Londoh   McNarney Praises UNRRA Chief in  Germany

Morgan Ordered Back To London, UNRRA Renorts  mm mm  Ousted From Post In German Avyea

SATISFIED WITH MACCOAW ACRERMENTS   UNRRA Says Morgan Refuses to Resian

LEWIS MEETS" WITHHIS POLICY GROUP   Operators Expect Gov’t Proposal By Thursday

Egyptian Police Fight Students With Guns, Gas   Anti-British, Anti-Government Demonstration Brings Shooting

Hand Gre ages Hurled in Egypt Student Riot   U.S. Charges Rumanian Double Cross in Election; Brings Shaky Relations

Anti-British Cairo Rioting Wounds Eight   Fgyptian Students Reportedly Threw Hand Grenades

TRANSFERS FILED IN COUNTY OFFICE   Rea! Estate Transactions Are Put on Record at Court House.

TRANSFERS FILED IN COUNTY OFFICE   Real Estate Transactions Are Put on Record at Bloomfield.

GOUNTY PROPERTY CHANGES LISTED   New Ownerships Released By County Recorder Justus.

Chinese Factions Order Civil War Officially Ended   Chiang Lists Broad  Program for  -Democracy, Freedow

Given InChinese Wat   Truce Announced At Opening Of Council Called To Form Assembly

RIVAL CHIEFS AGREE TO HALT CIVIL WARFARE   Communists and Natisnal Troops Ortered to Stop Fight Ra:

Hostilities To Cease in China Today   Official Order Issued 4: Council or Political  Fresdcm Opens

CHINESE. ISSUE JONT COMMAND TQ CEASE FIRE   Chiang Outlines Four-Point Program to Establish Political Freedom   ONE-PARTY SETUP TO GO   Anti-Freedom Laws Also to Be Abolished Under ‘New Order”

CEASE FIRING ORDER ISSUED   CHINESE REDS AND NATIONALS ARK AGREED

Cease-Fire Order  Is Issued in China   Four-Point Program for Political Freedom And Democracy Outlined by Chiang Kai-Shek

Truce Called In China War   Cease-Fire Order Issued Officially After Meetings With Gen. Marshall

Cease Fire Order Ends Chinese War   Chiang Outlines Plan  For Freedom and Democracy

Chinese War Lords Order Firing Halted   Generalissimo Chiang Gives Program For New Fre dom

Armistice In Chinese Strife Finally Comes   Cease Fire Order Given Troops By Both  Factions

CEASE FIRE ORDER GIVER IN CHINA   Is Issued As Chiang Convenes Council! Session

CHINA FINALLY BRINGS END TO CIVIL WARRING   Program For Political Freedom Outlined  By Kai-Shek

Order To Cease Firing Issued In  China Civil War   Program For Political _ Freedom, Democracy  Outlined By Kai-Shek

Cease-Fire Order Finally Issued in China's Civil Wan   Chiang Outlines Program For Pclitical Freedom And Democracy

STEEL MILLS RESUME PRODUCTION PROGRAM   Coal Operations Bolster U.S Reconversion Plans

Production Is Beginning In Steel Plants   Some Furnaces Are Resum. ing As Coal Production Is Again Under Way   MOST COAL MINES NOW IN OPERATION

STEEL MILLS NOW IN FULL PROQUOTION   Coal Production Back to PreStrike Level

Would Outlaw Atom Weapons   U. S. and Soviet Union Disagree On Timing

AN POLICE POST WRECKED BY EXPLOSION   Russians Block Correspondents from Area, Refuse To Give Cause of Disaster

POLICE STATION IN RED SECTOR SCENE OF BLAST   Cause Of Explosion Still Being Probed; Dosth Toll Rises

Treason Hearing Of Chandler, Best Opens At Bostor   German Women Friends Of Writers To Testify Before Federal Jury

SURPRISE “MOVE TO BRING BILL BEFORE HOUSE WAS BLOCKED BY TIE.“KALEOT

Labor Committee Thwarts Move to Submit Fact-Finding Bill to House

Forrestal Favors Changes in Atom Control Bill  Navy Secretary Woulc Give Cabinet Voice in Program

FORRESTAL ADVISES ATOM BILL CHANGES   Suggests 8-Member Board Led By Vice-President

Reporter Gets Four ‘Nos’, One ‘Sorry And Autograph From John L. Lewis

A PLEASANT FALL DAY    Clouds Are Expected to Disappear : in Kansas Tonight

Fred M. . Vinson Ie “Nominated By Pres. Truman’  PICK SUCCESSOR  Expect Confirmation In Spite Of G.O.P.  OT waren le bin we

Senate Is Expected To Confirm Vinson   Quick Action on Truman’s Appointment of Court Chief Due; Other Nominees Favored

KENTUCKIAN IS SLATED TO BE CHIEF JUSTICE   Republicans Complain Court Ts Lopsided Politically

Vinson Named to Court; _ Snyder Heads Treasury   Quick Senate Confirmation of Appointments Is Indicated; Sullivan Gets Navy Post

VINSON NAMED CHIEF JUSTICE BY PRESIDENT      Expect Confirmation By U.  Senate Without Much Difficulty

QUICK OK ON VINSON SEEN BY SENATOR   Sec’y of Treasury Named to Be Chief Justice of Supreme Court.

VINSON ASSURED OF CONFRMATICN   Snyder, Named as Succeso! in Treasury Post. May Encounter Opposition

Truman: Appoints John W. Snyder A: Secy. of Treasury   ‘Sullivan To ‘Fill Navy Post; Expect Senate  : Conkrmation

Court Role For Vinson Is Praised   Quick Approval as Chief Justice Seen; Snyder Named fo Treasury.

‘Fred Vinson Chosen For  Hichest Post   Truman Names Snyder As New Treasury Head

SENATORS HAIL VINSON AS NEW CHIEF JUSTICE   Quick Approval Appears Certain Despite Dissenters

Treasury Head Gets Court Post   Arkansan Named To Cabinet to Succeed Vinson

EARLY APPROVAL OF VINSON SEEN   Some Criticism of Naming Democrat To Supreme Justice Heard

Washington Hotel ~ Workers On Strike   Congressmen Face Possi. bility of Making Their Own Beds

WASHINGTON HOTEL WORKERS WALK OUT   Government Officials Face Pros. pect of Making Their Own Beds as 5,000 Strike.

WORKERS LEAVE CAPITAL HOTELS   Government Officials Faced With Prospect Of Making Own Beds

EVERYTHING IS SET FOR POWER UNION STRIKE   President Of Duquesne Cc. Urtion Says “No Time Set Yet”

Shorter Work Week At Sea Barrier To Settlement Of Maritime Strike Threat

Maritime Strike Parley Is Snagged On Shorter Week   Negotiations For Peaceful Settle ment Of Threatened strike To Be Continued

BUST BLACK MARKET RING      British Arrest. Gang Leader In Hamburg, Germany

INQUIRY STARTS INTO OIL BLAST   Two Killed In Million-Dollar Refinery Explosion Near Newark

Soviet Union, Striving To Boost Population, Offers Cash Incentive to Women

Russia Raises Payments For Laree Families   Action Expected to Boost Population by 30 * Million

U.S. ATOM SECRETS KNOWN TO BRITON ARRESTED AS SPY   GENERAL DISCLOSES THREE VISITS MADE TO AMERICAN LABS

Senate Moves To Safeguard Atom Secrets   Hickenlooper Call: Attention to Leak By Briton

LEGISLATION TQ GUARD ATOM SECRETS DRAWN   Ominous Situation Is Presented With Arrest of British Scientist

Map Measures To Safeguard Atomic Secrets   Hickenlooper Sees ‘Ominous Situation’ In Arrest  Of British Scientist.

Groves Tells of May's Activity  "Ominous Situation" Raliaved ta Ericé

Legislation fakes Shape fo Safeguard U.§. Atomic Secrets   Hickenlooper Reads Letter Concerning May, British Spy

SENATE oLEKy TO oAFEGUARD BOMB SEGRE]   “Ominous Situation” Seen in Arrest of British Scientist.

Farewell Note of Pastor's Wife in “Church Notices”   Too Jealous to Help Him, Deacon Raads tq ConareadatKan

Mahon Is To Speak Tonight To Tech Class  McAllen Minister Is Baccalaureate

Mahon Is To Speak Tonight To Tech Class   McAllen Minister Is Baccalaureate Cneaker Sunday

Funeral Services For Mrs. Strait Thursday   Held at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church; Died Tuesday Morning.

Rites Held For Mrs. Louella Bills, 79   The Services Were Conducted ‘From Mt. Olive Church Tuesday Afiernoon.

‘What's All the Big Fuss About?’ Sailor Asks After Flight in Iron Lung

IRON LUNG PATIENT IN LONG AIR TRIP   ‘Seaman Suffering From Polio Ar rives in San Francisco From   Philippine Islands.

Reds Lose on Arms Accounting   Resolution on Count of Armies to Go to General Assembly

Vote Indicates. Resolution _ Will Be Approved by General Assembly   None of Major Powers Can Be Made to Follow Recommendation

Soviet Opposed To Listing Men In Home Forces   Delegates Push For Vote to Clear Wav For Resumption of Debate on Veto

POLICE CHARGE 2 SWAPPED WIVES   PROBE FIRING OF SHOT THAT MISSES RENO DIVORCEER BY INCHES.

In Reno Wife-Swapping Los Angeles Woman Nearly Hit by Gunshot: Ex-Mate Held

Proposals Taken Under Advisement   Hears Recommendations Of His Cabinet in Lengthy Session.

Decision Is Now Up to President   Attorney General Orders Probe of the CIO Hoarding Charges

WAA Rapped By Members. Of Committee   Surplus Property Body Hints At Gross Neglect

Bishops To Hold  To Restrictions   Episcopal Prelates Vote Down Plan To Liberalize Divorce Canons

Episcopal Meet To Hear Reports   Attempt Made To Liberalize Church’s Marriage and Divorce Canons

24 ARE DEAD IN TEXAS TORNADO   Storm Sweeps Wide Patt Thru Eastern Texas

Death Toll of Texas Tornado Mounts fo 24   Many Homeless In East Part of State: 55 Hurt

EXILED SIMON OFF TO EGYPT   Boy King of Bulgaria Nov In Turkey Escorted by Mother

Gestapo, Secret Police and Such Groups Ruled Criminal; Charged With “Crime Against Humanity”   History’s Greatest Trial Ends With Ruling That Heads  of Government Are Not Immune from Nacarvarl Dunichmant

International Court Verdict Set Tuesday   German High Command Scathed By Words Of Tribunal As Ruthless Military Caste

21 Hitler Henchmen Lose Acquittal Hope As Judges Report   Jurists Lash System Relentlessly; German High Command Said Innocent of Criminality; Individual Sentences Upcoming

Individuals Will Hear Sentences Tomorrow at Nuernberg ; Court Tells About Findings.  “EW WILL ESCAPE

Hitler's Germany Is Found Guilty By Allies of Waging Ruthless War   Actual Sentencing of Defendants Is Slated Tuesday; Some May Escape Penalty of Death

21 DEFENDANTS AT NUERNBERG FACING DEATH OR PRISON   Tribunal Brands Nazi Germany Guilty Of Ruthless, Aggressive War; Denounces  Practices Of Hitler and Aides

Death Or Prison Term Certain For  All Of Defendants   Nazi System Called Criminal And Its Leadershiy Condemned For Conspiracy Crimes Against Peace And Humanity.

Tribunal Declares High Com mand, Reich Cabinet, S. 8S Stormtroopers Innocent 0! Criminality As Organizations   SENTENCES WILL BE PRONOUNCED TOMORROW

21 Defendants Lose Hones For Accuittal   Sentences Will Be Announced by Tribunal Tomorrow

Tribunal to Sentence Individuals Tuesday   High Command, Reich Cabinet, SA Tudeed Innocent of Criminality

Germany Blamed Far Ageression:  21 Leaders Clam   Gestapo Organization Was Criminal, Tribunal Dec’ares

Court Brands Leaders For War Crimes   Part of Long-Awaited Verdict Read Today; Sentencing Tuesday

— Last-Minute News   Riis CRASH   15 Probably Drowned As Ferry Boat Sinks In Mississippi River

Thirty-Eight Hurt In Crash Near Vernon  Vehicle ‘Plunges Through Bridge  Amd inba Diwan

15 Perish in Worst Mississippi River Disaster For Years   THREE KILLED IN TEXAS BUS ACCIDENT

Three Killed And 38 Injured as Bus Dives Into River   Amarillo-Wichita Falls Bus, Loaded to Capacity, Plows Through Bridge

THREE DEAD, 38. HURT FROM BUS ACCIDENT NEAR VERNON, TEXAS  SOME SURVIVORS STILL IN CRITICAL CONDITION

THREE DEAD IN PLUNGE OF BUS TO RIVER BED   More Than 50 Passengers Taken To Hospitals At Vernon, Tex.

Thirty-Eight Hurt In Crash Near Vernon   Vehicle Plunges Through Bridge And Into River

Three Are Killed As Bus Hurtles  Into Pease River  38 Others Injured In-Early Morning Crash Near Vernon

Three Persons Killed in Vernon fexas Bus Wreck   L. V. Heason, Local Man, Among 38 Injured Passengers

THREE DEAD, 38 HURT FROM BUS ACCIDENT NEAR VERNON, TEXAS  Fi i i   SOME SURVIVORS STILL IN CRITICAL CONDITION FROM WRECK INJURIES

Three Persons Killed As Bus Crashes Through Bridge Rail In Texas

Bus Crash In Texas Fatal to Three, Fifty Injured, Some Believed Fatally

Many Critically Hurt May Add To Death List; Car Crashes Into Creek

Three Killed, 38 Injured When Bus — Crashes Through Bridge Near Vernon

SEVEN MEN BURNED TO DEATH IN FIRE   Rooming House In Marquette Mich., Swep; By Flames; Cause Undetermined

U.S. Says Stop _ To Soviet Grab AtDardanelles   Russian Scheme to Control Vital Straits Rouses Tieenla Gamta Wreath

U.S. Calls For Curb On Sovie! Power Spread   Flatly Rejects Russian Demand On Dardanelles

U.S. Calls Halt On  Russian Expansion   Soviet Demand for Domfnation of Dardanelles Rejected

U.S., Reds Head For Showdown On Dardanelles  Western Powers-Russiat Relations Hit Lowest ‘Daint Ciara War

Washington Ready for Showdown With Russia On Extension of Her Spheres of Control.   DEMANDS TURKEY CONTROL DARDANELLES   Note Warns Reds Against Aggressive Action—Twelve American Warships in Mediterranean,

HALT CALLED IN RED PLANS OF EXPANSION   BID FOR CONTROL OF DARDANELLES HIT BY U. &.

U. S.-Soviet Relations  At New Low   Aanerica Calls For Showdown On Red Policy Of Expansion

Steel Workers Back At Mills In Pittsburgh   : . *,  Some. Returning to Jobs  Ahead of Deadline Monday to Prepare Fiir“naees for Oneration

STEEL WORKERS BEGIN RETURN 10 PITTSBURG MILLS   Help to Start Blast Furnaces After 27. Days of  i:  eee

TEMPERATURES:   Steel Settlement Starts Wheels Of Reconversion   End Of Gen’! Motors, UAW Deadlock Now  le Believed Near

Eager Vanguard Begins Trek Back to Plants   Work Resumption Will Be Gradual, However; Others Accent Terms

21-Day Strike Ended With Agreement Providing For 182-Cent Hourly Pay Hike

Says U.S. Flour, Wheat Can Avert a Grave  [Rea rrancy In Reritain

Wheat Is Promised To British   Food Minister Says Supplies Biq Enough To Avert Emergency

HELDS CONTINUES 10 DEFY CONGRESS IN PROFITS CASE   Accused Man Decline: to Produce Records o Transactions in Was Surplus Goods.   ACCOUNTANT TELLS ABOUT DEALINGS

Action Taken For Failure to Show Records   Faces Yeor in Prison, Fine If Convicted

Backstage Developments Contributed To Resignation Of Ickes, Drew Pearson Says: Appointments Draw Criticism

‘“—ICKES’ LAST BATTLE—  Two Back Stage Duels  Brought Resignation

SHOW PRODUCER TO SERVE TERM   George White Given Year on Fatal Accident Charge

BYRNES HOME: PARLEY “NOT A FAILURE”   To Report Friday Night: Vandenberg Saturday Night

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Parley Not Failure?   Hitler Is Alive?

Byrnes Home Insists Parley ls No Failure   Secretary of State Flies From Paris In Truman’s Plane

Secretary Byrnes Back From Paris Peace Conference   Assails Report That Peace Parley Was Failure— Sees Much Accomplished   HOPES ‘BIG FOUR’ CAN FINISH WORK

Sets F orth © : Policy For The Fu have:   PROMISES TO WORK IN SPIRI OF COOPERATION; ADMITS SERIOUS DIFFICULTIES ARE  POSSIBLE ae

President Sets Out Policy For Next 2 Years   Party Lines To Be Forgotten, Chief Evaerutive Save

Republicans Asked for Cooperation   President Admits ‘‘Serious Difficulties’’ May Arise in Government

President Sees ‘Difficulties’ in Divided Regime   Tells Press Ho Will Put Notional Welfare First; Sees United Foreign Police;

Will Do Every Day What Seems Best For Welfare Of All People; Must Be Based On Proeressive Concept   ADMITS POSSIBILITY OF SERIOUS DIFFICULT’

Says Public Good Is His Guiding Star   Voices Hope His Spirit Will Be Reciprocated By New Congress.

TRUMAN APPEALS 1 GUP CONGRESS FOR COOPERATION   President Makes Stud. of Probable Difficult of Split in Power at Capital of U.S.

TRUMAN STATES HIS POLICY FOR NEXT TWO YEARS   Chief Executive Says He Will Work For ‘Welfare Of All Our People’

WILL DO BEST FOR COUNTRY AT ALL TIMES   Asks Cooperation Of Republican   — FOw orf?

Sees Serious Difficulties Running US   Promises To Do His Best For Welfare Of All

Bipartisan  Approach Pledge   Admits Possibility of Serious Difficulty in Governing U. S.

President Urges New Republican Congress ‘To Work for People   Chief Executive Sees No Shake-Up in His Cabinet; Declares Foreign Policy Not Based on Any Individual Party Program

C00 PERATION IS URGED BY MR. TRUMAN   President to Be Guided by What Seems Best for Welfare of Nation.

Arab States Are Uraed To Form Union   Jews Held in Palestine Given Priorities

2 Die in Fire At Refinery Near Newark   Heath Plant Damage May Exceed Million

REFINERY PLANT HIT BY $1,000,000 BLAZE   Two Employees Perish In Spectacular Ohio Fire

Saratoga Ends Valiant  Saga of Sec   starboard Plates Not Strong Enough for Titanic Blow

Gallant “Sara” Which Survived Jap Attacks Finally Sunk by Atom Bomb

Foreign Spy Search in  U.S. Launched   Committee Leader Says A-Bomb Secrets at Stake

DECLARE SPY RING SEEKING A-BOMB DATA   House Group Alleges Inquiry Discloses Activity in U. S.

Spies Claimed After Atom Bomb Secrets   Nation Seeks Foreign Suspects In Country: Investiaation Underway

ATOMIC SECRET THIEVES HUNTED   House Committee Begins Search For Foreign Spy Suspects

Committee Probes Atom Spy Suspects   House Board Is Prepared to ‘Name Some Names’ of Individuals to Be Grilled:  Chairman Fails to Tell Nations Involved

Efforts Are Made to Identify and Take A-Bomly Thieves   Detailed Information Is Awaited Concerning More Complete tk Evidence

RICH FRENCHMAN VANISHES AT SEA   Sailed From Shanghai Witt $250,000 In Treasure

MYSTERY OF AGATE CUPS, JADE NECKLACES AND MISSING FRENCH BANKER NO NEARER TO SOLUTION

PROBE SLAYING OF TWO YANKS   Two Soldiers in Jeep Sho Near Nuernberg; Three Others Unhurt

YANK. SOLDIERS. _-ARE-AMBUSHED   INVESTIGATION STARTED INTO SLAYING OF TWO AMERICAN SOLDIERS AT  NUERNBERG =~

Runaway Railroad Car Crashes Into Hotel Lobby Causing: $100,000 Damage:

RUNAWAY RAIL CAR PLUKCES INTO OHIO HOTEL   Estimate Damage at $100, 000 in Springfield; Loaded With Oleomargerine

Celebration Violence —  Toll Mounts   359 Lose Lives As Nation Greets New Year

MORE THAN 300 DIE: MILLIONS RECUPERATING   Pasadena Again Has Tournament of Roses

Indian Rioting Deaths Mount; Many Are Hurl   Police Battle to Check the Bloody Disorders in Calcutta

OVER 50% =D AS CAL@: 5.’ RIOTS CONTINUE   Moslem And Hindu Mobs Carry Fighting Into 4th Bloody Day

POLICE HUNT MURDERER OF LIBRARIAN, 30   Bryan Woman Stabbed At Least 25 Times In Bloody Killing

LIBRARIAN AT BRYAN KILLED   Body ,¥eund 1n Basement of Building. by Assistant—Killer Stabbed Victim at Least 25 Times — Police Searching for Clues.

Engineers Set Osage Hearing For March 18   Proponents, Opponents to Present Views at Washington

All House Seats At Stake in Vote   175 Members Trying For Another Term In House

SEC. BYRNES ARRIVES ~ IN LONDON   - Will Meet: With. Amer. UNO © - Delegates On -:. Atomic Controls.

Byrnes’ Arrival ~Brings New Hope For UNO Amity   American Delegates in London Exnected to Settle Atom Question

Expect Solution To Atomic Fuss   Byrnes Arrives For Talks On Controversy

’ Demands Considered Range From 20 To 30 Pet Cent, To Cutting Work Week To 35 Hours With No Take-Home Pay Reduction

Chinese Nationalists Close on Red  Capital as Fighting Tempo Increases

CHIANG’S TROOPS CLOSE TO YENAN   Red Capital Is Reported Suepounded

REDS, U.S. WON'T TRY ALL NAZIS   Group Prosecutions Not Te Be Mass Trial, Claim

Opposes Trial of  Million Germans   The Soviet Union Joins the United States In Movement.

BUTTER MARKET IN NEW YORK TO BE PROBED   Officials Warn Butter Drop Not Indication Of Wide Downward Price Trend   PRICES TO STAY HIGH   Agriculture Secretary Sees Continued Good Meat, Poultry Returns

BUTTER PRICE SLATED FOR fe TUMBLE   Eastern Market Over loaded; Other Foods Expected to Follow

Anderson Sees No Quick Drop In Food Price   Secretary of Agriculture Orders Probe of Fall In N.Y. Butter Market

Release of Gas Ta Funds Is Delayed At Least 2 Weeks   District Judge Refuses to Sign Order for Clearance

New French Food Minister To War Unon Racketeers   French Journalist 46, Promises To See That Children Have Food   DEATH PENALTIES WILL BE DEMANDED

British Press May Be Subject  For Investigation   One-Sidedness and Unfairness Alleged in Political Matters

Probe of Press Is Sought in Britain by  Journalists’ Union   Bitterness of Last Summer’s Election Now Comes to a Head

Role Of Labor Today Is Theme At Public Forum  _ Abundant Life Is Possible Through. - Ample Production

Role Of Labor Today Is Theme At Public Forum  Abundant Life Is — Possible Through

Revenue Collector Will Open License Sale Here Jan. 7th   - Gullatt Will Be At ~ Courthouse’ Riiston ° Through Feb. 6th

OPA To Probe Used Car Sales   Start Action After Pair Tell of Deals

Raid On Black Market In Cars Seen As ‘Scare   Vigorous Prosecution Expected To Ease Off Other “Deals.”

Code Word Led To Finding of Jewels   Army Officer Recovered Hoard of Kronberg Castle Jewels in Wisconsin

CODE WORD LED TO FINDING GEMS   WITNESS AT WAC'S TRIAL TELLS OF HER NOTE ABOUT HESSE JEWELS.

NOTE FROM ARIZONA CLUB MANAGER READ   Use Of Code Word ‘Cemetery’ Led To Discovery 01 Kronberg Crown Jewels: Texan Testifies In Case

NEWSPRINT PRICES RAISED $7 A TON   HIGHER CEILING, EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, IS AUTHORIZED BY OPA,

OPA Grants $7 Ton Newsprint Increase   Boost Allowed to Help Assure Adequate Supply for United States

Saigon Réport- Terms It - Fantasy; Foreign Of~ fice Disclaims Informa: ton:

Saigon Report Terms It Fantasy; Foreign Office Disclaims Informa esertr

Effects Are Spreading   Many Thousands of Factory Workers Face Layoffs, Household Pins Low On Coal

Byrnes Hails Work of UN, Ministers   Action on Germany’: Peace Treaty Is Near, He Says

Byrnes Lauds Workof U.N. And Big Four   Warns Progress Does Not Mean That All Difficulties are Over

He Points Out However All Difficulties Have Not Been Overcome   AT PRESS CONFERENCE

J. N. EDENS AGAIN NAMED PRESIDENT OF UORSICANA FAIR  gonnKAy ag wryw at * aw ples   ASSOCIATION OUT OF DEBT; NEXT SHOW PLAN NED FOR SEPT. 17-21

GOVERNOR SAID FAVORED IN POLL — Stevenson Keeps Political Pot Boiling; Sellers Is Undecided

Wisconsin Flood  Claims One Life Hundreds Are Left Homeless by Rivers

Germany Is Key to Peace: Bevin   Must Observe All of Potsdam Agreement _or Have New Pact, Says Foreign Secretary ’

LASTING PEACE AND SECURITY BEVINS PLEA   British Foreign Secretary Appeals for Adherence To the Potsdor: Protecel ’     AGREES WZITH BYRNES

Bevin Wants Potsdam Pact Be Observed   New Agreement. Ils Next Choice

BEVIN SETS UP BRITISH POLICY   Want Potsdam Pact Ohserved ar New One

Bevin Firm on Potsdam Pact   Observe It as Whole or Make New One, Is Parliament Stand

BEVIN BELIEVES ENDURING PEACE CAN BE ACHIEVED   REAFFIRMS BRITISH POLICY OF WORKING WITH MAJOR POWERS

Potsdam Pact Key To Peace   British Foreign Policy Is Stated By Bevins

BRITON GIVES APPROVAL 10 BYRNES’ TAL   Insists Potsdam Pact  Vital to Harmony Of Big Powers

Germany Key To Peace Of World, Said    Potsdam Decision Vieol For Future

OR ELSE AGREE ANEW   ‘Opens Two-Day Debate i in House OF Commons

Sees Agreement On Germany as “Key” to Peace   Foreign Secretary Opens Two-day Commons Debate: Criticizes Russian Stand

Uphola Potsdam Accord ‘In Full’, British Demand   Bevin Teils Commons Otherwise ‘We Must Have New Aqreement

SSS: Se _  Bevin Says Potsdam Agreement Must Be Observed By All Powers

BRITON BACKS BYRNES’ STAND ON NEW REICH   Opens House Debate Stressing importance of Big 4 Accord.

Bevin Urges Potsdam Pact Observance  ' Agrees With ' Byrnes’ Plan

Agreement on Reich Held Touchstone   In Almost Complete Agreement With Byrnes’ Speech

Observe All Potsdam Pact Or Write New Agreement, Bevin of Britain Declares

POTSDAM PACT MUST BE KEPT OR ANOTHER MADE, BEVIN CLAIMS:  DISCUSSION OF MANY COLONIAL ISSUES IS MADE BY MINISTER

4 Powers Must Agree On Reich Bevin States   Starts Off Policy Debate In Commons, Agrees With Byrnes’ Stuttgart Address

Bevin Calls For German Agreement Among Big Powers   Terms Future Settlement of German Problem Key To World Peace

BEVIN REGARDS GERMAN ACTION AS PEACE BASE   Says Potsdam Accord Must Be Observed As A Whole Or New Pact Written

Nazi Slave Labor Tortures Relate   French Prosecutor Flay: Germans at Nuernberg

SETTLE DAMAGE SUITS         Awards of $1,388 for Auto Accident in Which Girl Was Killed

GEN  IKE GALLS FOR BIG ARMY   Force Of 800,000 Men Needed For Next 15 To 20 Years

$00,000-Man Army Needed, Ike Declares   General Pleads for OK of Bill to Double  Officer Personnel

LOOK INTO FUTURE   - Eisenhower Predicts Army -Of 800.000 for 15 Years

Army of 800,000 Needed 20 Years;  Eisenhower Wants More Officers

WOMAN’S BODY IN RIVER   Mrs. Forrest Brewington, Boonville, Had Been in Hl Health.

SOFT COAL LEADERS APPEAL TO PUBLIC   O'Neill Will Make Nationa! Redio Talk Tonight

Strike Worst Disaster  Since War   Leaders Spread Warning Of Paralysis Caused By Shrinking Coal Piles.

COAL INDUSTRY WILL LAY CASE BEFORE PUBLIC   Operators Warn of Economic Disaster In American Industry

Spokesman For Mine Operators Says Strike Is Now Wrecking The Country, Stopped Recon. version Progress   TRICKLE OF COAL IS THINNED TODAY

Coal Strike Considered Equal With Pearl Harbor As A National Disaster

Operators Take Case To Public   Spokesman Says Disaster Greatest Since Pearl Harbor

UPERATORS CASE 10 BE DESCRIBED IN RADIO ADDRESS   O'Neill to Speak Tonight About Coal Dispute; No New Hope for Accord Is Seen In Developments.   PROGRESSIVES JOIN MEMBERS OF AFL

General Strike Threatens in  Rochester, N. Y   Situation Grows Out Of 12-Day Dispute _ “With City Eniployes~

VIOLENT DEATH COMES TO EIGHT TEXANS OVER WEEKEND; HOUSTON TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS KILL THREE.

Makes Appeal ‘On Behalf of Sen. Bilbo   McClellan Asks That Partisanship Be Cast Aside in ‘Contest Over Seating Mississippi Senator

FAIR BREAK FOR BILBO I$ URGED   GOP Solon Says Mississipp Senator Innocent Until Cherges Sustained

DENIES SLAYING OF COLLEGE STUDENT   Youth Says. Police Forced Hin To Sign Confession

Woman Certair of Seat in Jap Diet  Succeeds Snouce   Succeeds Spouse Who Was Purged by Gen. M’Arthur

Woman Certair of Seat in Jap Diet  Succeeds Spouse UAL. U2 DL,   Succeeds Spouse Who Was Purged by Gen. M’ Arthur

Woman First Jap Candidate Assured of Election Larae Feminine Vote a Surprise

CONSERVATIVE VICTORY IS SEEN  Jap Housewife Leads Vote ln One Area In Elections -

WOMAN NAMED TO NIPPON DIET   Heavy Female Voting Noted In First Jap Free Election

Japanese Elect Woman to Diet   First Returns Hint Conservative Victory

\VESTBROOK PEGLER   Court Records Shed  Light On  \lurray Garsson

URGE OHIO PLAN ON TB CONTROL   State Committee Submits Five Hospital and Subsidy Proposal

Amon Gusler Execution  To Be Oct. 11   Judge Overrules Motion To Set Aside Verdict

India Files Charge Agains! South Afriea   Discrimination Is Claimed; U, N. Asked to Intervene

India Charges Discrimination  In So. Afries   Asks Lie Place Allegation Before U. N. Assembly  , a So ee ene

New Dispute Placed Before United Nations   Jndia Files Formal Complaint Against Union of South Africa

Man Freed In Killing   Sailor Felled Man In Defense of 16-Year Old Neighbor Girl

World Business s Impeded By W.U. Walkout   “New-York City  Isolated From — ‘Communication

7,000 LEAVE THEIR POSTS IN THE EAST   Result Is Telegraphic Isolation From the Rest of the Nation and Partial Cable Cutoff From the World at Large.

slelegraph Strike On 4 a: Early   Union Getting the Jump on » Strikebreakers Coming r in, Spokesman. Says   AFFECTS 1,600 POINTS   {Business Transactions -All Over World Are Impeded by Tieup

Yugoslavia. Withdraws From 21-Nation Parley  Protests ‘Unjust Decisions’ Treaty Imposes

YUGOSLAVIA QUITS PEACE CONFERENCE   Delegates Conduct Final Session

Yugoslavs Leave Peace Conference   Note Asserts Nation Withdraws in Protest Against Decisions

Protests ‘Unjust Decisions’  Yugoslavs Withdraw From Paris Parley Before Last Session   , The Associated Press PARIS—The Paris Peace Conference officially ended at 5:28 P. M. (11:28 A. M. Eastern Standard Time) today.

YUGOSLAVS QUIT PEACE SESSION   Delegation, Aroused by Con. ference Actions, Takes Marbles, Goes Home

Yugoslavia Quits Peace Group  “Unjust Decisions" Charged in Note

YUGQSLAVIA BOYCOTTS PEACE PARLEY   Withdraws As 21 Nations Meet In Final Session

U. §. Views or Dardanelles Given Russia   Note Not Made Public but Opposes Soviet Demands

Bases in Dardanelles U.S. Position on Sovict Demands Listed in Note

Text of Note to Be Made Public Tomorrow: Other Nations Interested

Shipping Strike -Latest-Mena ce. — On Labor Front   ‘National Maritime Union,  Set To Strike June 15, Rejects Newest Offer

THREAT OF NATIONAL SHIPPING STRIKE IS. RISING; DATE NEARS  "OFFER REJECTED BY. _ONE OF BIG FIVE

TROOPS ARE BEING RUSHED JO SCENE _OF INDIA RIOTS   BRITISH ATTEMPTING TO HALT RELIGIOUS WAR_ NOW UNDERWAY IN PROY -INCE ~ %

Committee Votes  OPA Death in 47   Lawmakers Propose Interim Restrictions

VON PAPEN SAYS HE ASKED PEACE   Wants Swedish King Called For Defense Testimony

VON PAPEN WANTS. KING AS. WITNESS   Says Gustav V Could Prove  Bs. Dawe bdo

Baruch Appeals. For Approval Of US, Atomic Plan      : ‘Asks -Russia ‘Direct:  “To: Give O: K. By  “January 1°

Barueh-  Asks. Russia To Accept U. S. !  ‘Atomic Plan hh Entirety         s Ur ges - UN IN Speed, Says U.S. Plan Must Be - Accepted As Is.  By Larry Hauck

Baruch Asks Atom Treaty Before Jan. 1   Reds Get Direct Appeal to Support American Proposal

Speed Urged on Atomic Control  Baruch Asks Action by First of Year

U. S. Appeals To Russia On Atomic Control Proposal   Baruch Takes Advantage Of Change In Soviet Attitude, Presents Appeal To Delegate

U. S. Asks Russia Directly for Atom Plan Help  - Baruch Takes Quick Advantage of Soviet Announcement

Baruch Asks Russia To Accept U. S. Atomie Plan In Entirety   8 Urges UN Speed, Says U.S. Plan Must Be Accepted As Is.

Backing of American Plan For Atomic Control Asked Of Russia, UN Commission

Baruch Seeks Soviet Backing Of Atom Plan By January 1   Immediate Action By United Nations Is American Goal

Democrats Stage  Big Party Revolt  In Washington 50 House Members  Sign Petition Branding National Officers

ANGRY “DEMS” DEMAND PROBE (OF “BONERS”   Petition Sent from Headquarters Urging “Proper” Candidates

Democrats Up in Arms Over ‘Boners’   50 Sign Petition Demanding Caucus: Hannegan on Spot

House Democrats Irked By — Party Headquarters “Boner”   Fifty Members of Congress Sign Petition Demanding Meeting of Colleagues to Act on “Incompetency and Inefficiency” at National Office

50 House Democrats Ired at Chairman’s Second ‘Boner’  Hannegan Berated

House Democrats Denounce Hannegan for New “Boner”   Letter Over Chairman’s Signature Goes to County Chairmen Asking Them to Select “Proper Candidates” for Congress ~—Fifty Sign Petition Charging “Incompetency” at Party’s Headquarters and Demand Action.

House Democrats Blast Hannegan For New Mistake  Meeting May Be Called to Act on Alleged Failings

vHOS FIGHTIN’ ‘WHO? “Trate Democrats Issue Call For Monday Party Caucus

TALK OF PURGE CAUSES DISPUTE ~ House Demos Demand ‘Shakeup ' In National Committee Setup -

House Democrats Blast Hannegan, Demand Caucus   Action on ‘Incompetency’ at Party Headquarters ls Sought

New Discord Hits Democrat Ranks  Hannegan And Aides Termed ‘Incompetent’

House DemocratsDemand Caucus On Party Policy   Petition Charges National Headquarters With ‘Incompetency And Inefficiency’ ; Discord Over Letter Grows

Traffic Lights On Three Corners To  Cost Nearly $2,000  Survey Shows That   Survey Shows That Traffic Control Is - Badly Needed

Traffic Lights On Three Corners To Cost Nearly $2,000  Survey Shows That. Traffic Control Is _ Badly Needed

LITVINOV DROPPED FROM POST AS DEPUTY FOREIGN MINISTER      ADVOCATE OF COOPERATION WITH WESTERN POWERS Is “RELEASED” BY SOVIET COUNCIL

Truce Hinted In China War   Chiang Takes Sudden Trip to Manchuric As U.S. Envoy Speeds Peace Effort

Chiang, Marshall In China Parley   Manchurian Visit Seen Basis  Of Peace Rumor

TRUCE SEEN LIKELY IN CHINA WAR   Chiang Flies to Mukden in Gen. Marshall's Plane

Chiang in Manchuria; \Early Truce Expected   China Chief Arrives as Marshall Susives tc Halt Snreadineg Fight

CHIANG HAS ARRIVED IN MANCHURIA   Early Truce Possible in  Chinese Civil War

HIGGINS IS PLANNING: LOW-COST RESIDENCES’   New Orleans ladustrialist Says Buildings Cam Be Erected For 20 Percent Less

Violent Death Toll Mounts To 17 For Two Carolinas; Traffic Accidents In Lead

Violence Flares Over The Weekend.....  Shootings And Highway Accidents In Carolinas Leave Nearly Score Dead

NINE KILLED IN AUTO COLLISION NEAR KINGSTON   One Of Worst Highway Acci dents Ever Recorded In Pennsylvania

0 CALLED BUT ONLY 6 WERE NOT CHALLENGED   To Try 15 Years Old Negro Boy for Brutal Murder   NEW VENIRE IS CALLED   Shelton Murder Jurv

Stigler-To Work For Early Passage Eufaula Project  Will Remain In Washington To Aid In Passing Bill

8y Your Cengressman  W  ¢TICIED   STIGLER WANTS OKLAHOMA G. R.D. A.

HOUSTON AND DALLAS LEADING: Thirly Texas Cities Give Reports on Building Pace

Texas Building Boom At Fastest Pace In History   Houston Is_ Leading Big Cities

HOPE HELD FOR LESS SERIOUS FLGQ5 THAN EXPECTED IN TEXAS  CUERO AREA AWAITING CREST OF RIVER, BUT SOME PLACES ARE HIT

WAVE OF TERROR GRIPS AREA  ~ Eleven Dead As Violence Explodes In Holy Land.

Railway Yards Blasted as Terrorist And Violence Spread in Palestine      Death Toll Reaches 11 in Two-Night Wave Of Destruction as 2 Saboteurs Are Killed

Deaths Total 11; British Troops March   Haifa Railway Yards Damaged Following Wrecking of Bridges

War Veteran Winner : With (10-PAC Help:   Foe of OPA Wins Nomination in New Jersey Primary

Poll Tax Foe: Nominated For Alabama Governor.   Favored Poll Tax

Two Transports Sent To Bottom, Third Capsized   World’s Fourth Atom Bomb Fires 11 Other Vessels In Pacific Lagoon; Capital Ships Stand Up Staunchly To Explosion

Capital Vessels Stand Up Under Terrific Explosion;  No Tidal Waves Reported   Blazing Ball of Fire and Smoke Roll Up from Horizon and Cloud Rises to 50,000 Feet; Bomb Falls Dead Over Center of Fleet: No Quakes Result

McKean County Creanizes For March of Dimes Campaion To Aid Sufferers of Infantile Paralysis

March of Dimes Drive Here Meets With Fine Response   Appeal for Funds to Fight Infantile Paralysis Will Continue Through Jan. 31; County Officers, Committees Listed

Missing Plane Is Found by Airmen   Survivors Sighted After Three-Day Aerial Search

WORLD NEWS IN A NUTSHELL   LOST PLANE LOCATED IN ALPS AND FOOD AND SUPPLIES ARE DROPPED TO THE 11 AMERICANS

At Least Four P Persons Seen ot Snow Covered Mountainside — Fortress Diseovering Wreckage Flown by Husband of One ‘of Three Wives of Generals Aboard,

LOST ARMY TRANSPORT PLANE FOUND   Food, Medical Supplies Dropped; 4 Persons Seen

Air Searchers Locate Plane Downed in Alps   Food, Clothing, Medicing Dropped; Survivors Seen

Searchers Locate Transport Plane Wrecked in Alns   Four of Eleven Persons Aboard Seen Near Wreckage By Aerial Patrol   SUPPLIES DROPPED TO CRASH VICTIMS   Discovery Ends Three-Day Hunt; Several Other Survivors Expected

4 SURVIVORS ARE OBSERVED AT CRASH SCENE   Food, Clothing and Medicine Being Dropped as Rescue Hopes: Brighten

PLANE WRECKAGE FOUND ON GLACIER: AID (S$ DISPATCHED   Crashed Ship Located in Isolated Spot in Alps; Food and Clothing Are lronned at Scene.

Transport Plane Wreckage Found In French Alps   At Least 4 Passengers Are Seen on Snow Blanketed Mountainside

— AT. LEAST FOUR SURVIVE TRANSPORT CRASH IN ALPS—  ka avehers Find Wrecked Plane

Transport, Missing 3 Days With I! Aboard, Is Found High in Swiss Alps By Army Pilot

Find Plane After Three Day Search   Drop Food and Clothing; at Least Four Survivors  Seen

Seven-Year-Old Girl Writes Byrnes: Offers Solution To Trieste Problem

Move Made to Uphold Senate Bill   House Republicans in Drive to Prevent Any OPA Measure Change

Showdown OPA Soon; Drive Starts   Administration Leaders Campaign to Remove Senate Voted DeControls of Food Items

(OPA Showdown Is Deferred Until Tuesday   Drive Develops to Send Watered Bill to President

SENATE DRAFT GIVEN BACKING OF GOP GROUP   Rules Committee Acts ‘To Refer Measure To Joint Unit

Move Starts Not To Alter Senate’ s Bill   Leaders Ifave Long Weekend To Organize Fight On Senate-Voted Devontrols   Senate Passed : Bill Yesterday   Showdown Vote Will Be On Motion To Send Bil To Truman and Not To  Conference

FAST ACTION BY HOUSE IS FORESEEN   Truman May Be Given Bill As Passed by Senate

a ae ee  Showdown In House Tuesday  Rule Group Plea For Conference 1s Nullified

Move Made To Vote OPA  Bill Intact   House Drive Gets Strong G.0.P. Backing for Senate Measure.

Delay Action On OPA Bill.   Strong Move In House To Pass Senate Version. On To President,

Taxes Masked Food Costs, He Declares   People Fooled Under OPA Underwriting Policy, He Insists

HOUSE DANE WOULD PASS LONFERENGE   Plans Showdown Tuesday on Senaie Version of Price Control.

Agreement Halts Vote on Measure Until Tuesday   Taft Says Senate’s Action Hits ‘Outrageous’  Methods Used by OPA

House May Wai Until Tuesday For OPA Vote   Food Items Out Of Bill Passed By The Senate

Final Action On OPA Bill Is Expected  On Tuesday   Republicans Aiding Move For Adoption Of Senate Version

Strong Republican Backing  Marshalled To Accept Measure “‘As Is”   Action Delayed Until ‘Tuesday   Sharply Curtailed Act Passed In Senate Early Saturday Morning

House Draws Lines for. —  OPA Debate   - Bill Reaches Floor Tuesday, GOP Backs Senate Views

Showdown On Price Control To Be Quick   Administration Leaders Have Time To Rewrite Measure

Showdown Will : Come On Tuesday  Senate Passes Bill  After Week’s Debate

Sentiment Strong For Sending Senate Mcasure to President Just “As It Is

House OPA Bill Action. Deterred Until Tuesday   Senate Passes Bill To Hike Silver Prices

HOUSE SUPPORT ~ OF SENATE OPA BILL DEVELOPS   Test to Be Tuesday on Motion to Send Measure to Truman Instead of Conference,   FIGHT ON DECONTROLS MAY BE ORGANIZED   Administration Leaders Have Long Week-End to Plan— Passage Within Week Korecast.

Campaign on Fo! ' House Favor of Senate OPA Bill   Showdown on Controls To Be Deferred Until Tuesday

Administration Forces - Given Time to Prepare  Fight Against Decontrol

Bevin Accuses Molotov ‘Of Trying To Block 21 Nation Peace Conference

PLANE RECORDS FALL AT RACES   New Speed Marks Set In All Big Races At Revival Of Cleveland Show

“Goering Carried Poison Through Trial, Investigating Mission Finds

Goering Had Poison From Capture Time   But Commission Report Does Not Say Definitely Where No, 2 Nazi Kept Vial Hidden

Pills on Goering At Time of Arres   Swallowed Container To Conceal Poison

GOERING DEATH REPORT MADE   Nazi Had Poison  From Time Of Capture, Allies Say

Probers Speculate It Coulc Have Been Carried In Navel For Awhile

Nazi Concealed Cyanide in 3 Different Places   Contents of Suicide Letters Still Sealed by Allied Council

Find Evidence He Concealed It On His Body.   Commission ‘A bsolves  _ American Guard, Ger- man Employes A

FAT MAN'S METHODS GF HIDING POISON » REVEALED BY BOARD   REVEALED BY BOARE  GUARDS. CLEARED OF

BOARD REPORTS  Goering Had Suicide Phial From Time of His Capture

FROM TIME OF CAPTURE   “Geering Had (eath Poison All 1 Along. Says Report :

Goering Carried Poison From Day Of His Capture   4-Power Commission Absolves Yank Sentry In Suicide. Inquiry

NO DEFINITE STATEMENT ON HIDING PLACE   But Say He Could Have Hid Poison In Navel and in Toilet

Will Submit Report of Goering’s Suicide   Investigators Will Make Return to the Four Power Commission.

Investigators Claim He Kept Vial With Him During Long. Imprisonment

COERING’S VIAL WAS WITH HIM SINCE CAPTURE   Commission Report Discloses He Carried Poison On His Person

Report Goering Had Poison Ever Since Capture   Allied Control Commission Investigating Suicide Makes Report Today   U. 8. OFFICIALS ARE EXONERATED

GOERING POISON DETAILS GIVEN   Vial in His Possegsion ~from Time of Capture

NAZI CARRIED POISON FROM DAY CAPTURED   Investigators Find Evidence Death Potion Hidden  In Mavol Cauitu

Cyanide Hidden in  3 Places   American Guard, Other Employes Absolved of Blame

Reveals Goering Had Poison Hidden in His Body During Imprisonment

Carried Poison Since Capture Commission Says   Absolve American Sentry of Neg: ligence in Mystery Suicide of No. 2 Nazi

APPOINTMENT OF BARUCH 10 BE CONFIRMED   Nomination to Atom Control Board Wins General Approval

BARUCH GETS — —ATOMIC POS)   SENATE TO. SPEEDILY RATIFY  APPOINTMENT TO INTERNA’ TIONAL BOARD OF  ---- CONTROL ..:...—...-—

Deadline for USSR Answer Approaching   Neither Party to Dispute Has Replied; Situation Tense

UNG AWAITING IRAN, SQVIET DISPUTE REPLY   Mixture Of Hope «nJ] Bonbt Pre vails Among Many Delegates

UNO Waits Replies of Soviet, Iran   None Received  24 Hours Before Meeting Tomorrow; Gromyko Evasive

UNO Awaits Replies Due  Tomorrow   Delegates Hopeful Answers Wik. Resolve Crisis. -

Russia And Iran Fail  To Reply   No Answer To UNO Request 24 Hours Before Session

No Response from Moscow and Iran  As Deadline Nears   But Most UNO Delegates Still Hope to Get Satisfactory Replies   COUNCIL MEETING SET FOR TOMORROW   Russian Answer May Include Charges Against VU. S. and Bntain

Neither Nation Has Sent Answe To Council Note   Hope, Doubt Prevail Among Leaders That Reds Will Give Data

USSIA, IRAN SILENT AS UNO JEADLINE NEARS   No Answer on Dispute Details

Russian, lran— Replies Lacking   Delegates Doubt Soviet Will Answer UNO Query Before April 10; Compromise Hoped

COUNCIL STILL IN OARK WITH DEADLINE NEAR   Gromyko Tells Reporters He Is in Communication with Moscow.

Car Industry To Make Few Changes   Some Pilot Models Tested; Due Out in January

Car Industry To Make Few Changes   Some Pilot Models Teacted: Due

HOUR PAROLES ARE BHANTED IN COURT   Three Divorces Granted And One Referred Back   TWO PLEAD GUILTY

SERVICES FOR DONALD MEEK TO BE TOMORROW   Film Actor, Who Was In Neosho During Filming of “Jesse James,” Dies In Hollywood.

Lewis Faces. Big. Decision   UMW Must Either Close Mines or Renew Strike in Five Days

Lewis Faces  Big Problem   Coal Union Leader Must Decide On Action To Be Takan At Trace End. .

LEWIS TO FACE MAJOR DECISION   Lives Of 140,000,000 To Be Affected By Next Move In Coal

Miners’ Leader Faces Dilemma  Tn Coal Snar!   Cail Off Or Extend Truce Question Before Lewis In Strike Deadlock

Lewis Faces Big Decision On Renewal  Of Walkout   Talks At Standstill; Rail Strike Threat May Affect Outcome

Must Decide What to Do When Truce Ends Saturday; His Move to Affect Lives of  140,. 000,000 People

Lewis Faces Big Decision Of His Career   It Is Likely He Must Decide Between Again Striking or Asking the Miners to Work for U. 5

Big Decision Faces Lewis  During Week   Move Is Bound To Affect Lives Of Many Persons

Lewis Facing Coal Strike’s  Top Decision   Truce Ends Saturday With Little Hone of Settlement

Lewis Faces Key Coal Strike Test   Rail Strike May Temper UMW Leader's Maior Decision

LEWIS 10 FACE MAJOR DECISION   Must Pass Again This Week On Question Of Closing Mineae   COULD CALL UPON MINERS TO WORK FOR GOVERNMENT

Reds Begin Drive On Foreigners in Occupied Austri:   Roundup of 54,000 NonResidents Scarcely Started By Deadline

Reds Purging ‘Foreigners’ From Austria   Roundup of 54,000 Reich Sympathizers Set in Sunday Edict

SOVIET ROUNDS UP AUSTRIAN PEOPLE WILL BE EXPELLED   54,000 Non - Nationals Will be Sent Out of Country; Order Told by Radio Address.   PROTESTS MADE BY THREE POWERS

—SHORT NOTICERoundup Starts, Many Flee   Allies Protest Method Used; Tied to Seizures

Reds To Oust Non - Austrians in Russian Zone   DEADLINE IS FIXED FOR ALL GERMANS IN AUSTRIA

Reds Commenes Rounding Up  Non-Austrians   54,000 To Be - Expelled Under Russian Decree

Australia Leads Attack on Britair In Spain Report  3 Nations Lash Move to Sidestep

Australia, France. Mexico Oppose Britains Proposal   British Would Send Spanish Case tc U. N. General Assembly Without Diplomatic Break Request

BIG MINES CLOSE IN EASTERN OHIO   75 Per Cent Of State Output Halted As Men Quit Jobs

Livestock Flow Generally Ebbs   Receipts Low; Yards Gradually Clearing Away Oversupply

Prices Turn Up As Livestock Receipts Fall   Flow of Animals Hits Lowest Point in 10 Days

MEAT PRICES IN UPWARD TURN   Ebbing Supplies in Nation’s Siockyards Boost Tops

Livestock Receipts Off   > atti: ull a =  Hit Lowest Level At Markets Since Liftine af Control

LAUSCHE WILL MEET LEADERS EARLY TONIGHT   May Delay Legislation to Enact State Rent Control Plan

SESSION ON RENT MAY FIZZLE OUT   Ohio May Mark Time Until Final Congress Action

RENT SESSION SAID ‘STILL ON’   Ohio Legislative Action Would Be Temporary ; Control Measure

Hiccups 17 Months   ee a ne ee  All Known Cures Fail To Help Dayton Man

Ailing Bevin Not to Attend   Attlee to Replace Hot-Tongued Briton

Bevin Kept From Parley By Illness  Shift in Policy  Qn Russia Seen

EVIDENCE AS TO VALUE OF PROPERTY   Commonwealth Thinks The Jury of View Estimated Damages Too H  — «ee 23h aa i= i-th oeteems 4 4 * Re + Oo

COURT HEARS ABOUT PROPERTY DAMAGES   Caused by Southamptor Road Construction   AWARD IS CONTESTED

News Behind the News  Copyright McClure Newspaper  Eee   WASHINGTON Re Bav Tneker

Housing Shortagé Blamed for Girl's Serious Condition From Rat Bites

JOWAN-DIES.JN.. DOUBLE KNIFINC   Ottumwa Husband Is in Serious Condition

Inside Your Congress   Work and Educate!  --by— SAMUEL B. PETTENGILL he  m indiana”

Fight Begun  Over Cireus   Ringling Is Ousted As Bie Top’s Chief

WARTIME GURBS MAY BE REMOVED   Truman to Confer About Agencies Today at Capital.

 Secretaries Byrnes And Vinson Confer With President This Morning; Bowles Expected At 3 O'clock   SEEK TO DETERMINE STEEL PRICE RAISE

Confers with Bowles, Vinson And Byrnes   President Also Scheduled to Meet With Head of GE

Summons Leaders For Vital Conferences At White House Today   Sees Byrnes And Vinson On Stabilization Anc Reconversion, Delays Meeting With Bowles On Lifting Steel Price Ceilings.

Meetings on Strike Held By Truman   Has Conferences With Bow! es, Byrnes, Vinson,  Charles E. Wilson

Truman Lines Up Three Meetings — On Strike Crisis   Believed Engineering Decision On Deadlock Over Wages, Prices

President in New Moves to  Solve Strikes   Washington Showdown Near in Wage-PriceTDheadlock

Industrial Peace Is Objective Of Meetings Today   President Discusses Economic Problems With Byrnes, Vinson

TRUMAN IN SHOWDOWN ON PRICE-WAGE CRISIS   President Schedules Three Meetings; Meat-Packers Join Drive for Higher Charge:

P. T. A. Employs Nurse In City White Schools   Christmas Programm Pre: ‘serited at PFA Meéct.

P.T. A. Employs; Nurse In City White Schools   Christmas Program Presented at PTA Mect.

Tourists Wanting to Visit Foreign Lands Are Advised to Wait by Correspondent

REPORT 10 KILLED AS BRITISH FIRE ON GAIRO RIOTERS   Student Demonstration Erupt in Violent Disorder; Mob Starms Barracks

MACHINE GUNS AND TANKS USED ON ANGRY MOB   Recent Violence At Peak As Students Protest Policy Of Rulers   130 MORE ARE WOUNDED   Troops Replace City Police In Effort To Quell Angry Crowds

Pacific Ports Hit by Strike   All Harbors Crippled by Walkout; Pickets Patrol Dock Areas

SeeGeee*eeteeaeseeeseeteaane Girls Get Brighter News Than Nylons

GERIGHTS— ARE FUR THER EXPLAINED   Educational  Benefits Enlarged -To-Disabled. Mi en

VINSON URGES FAIR PROFIT FOR BUSINESS   Makes Vigorous Appeal To Members of Banking Committee

Vinson Declares: Business Should Get-Fair Margin   Equity Means Price * Boost, Then ‘He's Co te

Vinson Pleads For Refaining Price Control   Treasury Head Says Business Entitled to Fair Profit

Vinson Warns Savings Would End With OPA   Treasury Secretary Favors Price Hikes Wherever Justified

Vinson’ Argues Raise Prices  But Keep OPA   Treasury Head Advocates Equitable Profits With  Brake on Inflatian

Business Men Entitled To Price Increases If Earnings Aren't Fair   Treasury Secretary Vinson Pleads For OPA Extension For Year; Says Government Moving Toward Balanced Budget

VINSON BACKS PRICE BOOSTS IF NECESSARY   Asserts Business Men Are Entitled To Fair Margin

Vinson Appeal: For Extension  Of OPA Edict   ‘Really Effective’ Price Controls for  Another Year Asked

Vinson Says Lift Prices, If Need Be. But Keep Control   Treasury Head Fears Depression If Demand Exceeds Market Supply

MINIATURE. FLOODS CAUSE DAMAGE. IN DUKE CITY AREAS   North and East "Sections of Al Luquerque Engulfed After’ Heavy Rains

HOLD RUNOFF PRIMARY   Three Democratic Congress Aspirants Fail in Original Primary

OPA Boss Reported ‘Out’ in Policy Row   Bowles Leaving Government Service Instead: of Being Named Stabilization: Chief, Congressmen Claim: New Snarl Ties Up Steel Price Boost 

Bowles May Be Ousted   Congressmen Say OPA Administration About To Leave Service

OPA HEAD SAID “ON  WAY OUT” OVER ROW  ON PRICE POLICIES REPORTS CONTRADICT FORMER PREDICTIONS  OR ROWI ECC WINNIANC

U.S. Desperately Tries For Truce In Wage Deadlock   Arguments Involving  OPA, Stabilization Chief Cause More Setbacks

Bowles “On Way Out--No Job Oper To OPA Chief”   Congressmen Assert Promotion Report Is Untrue--Another Snarl in Wace Baw

OPA Boss Bowles: “On His Way- Out” Repor  rters Hear;: Wave-Price Snarl: Arises

Congressmen Say Boules Is Now ‘On the Way Out’ Of Government Service

Bowles Is Reported on “Way Out’   Steel Dispute Js Again Tangled Ur

New Snarl Over Steel Price Hike   Involves the OPA And _ Stabilization  Chief John Collet And Chester Bowle

CAPITAL HINTS BOWLES OUSTER   OPA Chief Doubts Rumor Well-Founded

YOUTH INJURED WHEN TRUCK RUNS INTO TREE   Robert Meckley, 18, Abbottstown, Meets With Accident When He Swerves To Avoid Auto

C10 UNIONS IN NEW YORK PLAN TWO-HOUR STOPPAGE   EFFORT BEING MABE TO HAVE AFL JOIN IN DEMONSTRATION NEXT MONDAY

SFVEN ARE OVERCOME BY COAL GAS FUMES   Mr. and Mrs. ' Raymond Clark, 5 Children Affected; Oxygen Given to Two  AT HOME IN CROYDON

SEVEN ARE MADE ILL BY COAL GAS FUMES   Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clark And Children Are Affected  SOOT CLOGGED PIPE

Nehru Charges US ls ‘Underwriting’ The British Empire   Says America Struggles For Dominant Place Over Russians

[SOUTHERN SOLONS IDECLARE WAR ON CHESTER BOWLES   COTTON ISSUE   Order to Raise Margin Payments lres Congressmen

OPA Bitterly Attacked For. Margin Raise   Hike Said Ruinous to Small Mills, Farmers

Cotton State Congressmen  Blast OPA   Assert Margin Rule Will Ruin Farmer And Small Mills

Romance Began In Budapest, Hungary  Culminates in Marriage Of Bill Key, Jr., In U. S.

DROP CHARGES ON 15 GERMANS   Seized as Russian  Spies in U.S. Zone

Col. Sedalio Tells About Orders Received from CIC; Status of Men Is Not Learned.   GROUP DECLARES ‘CASE IS CLOSED’

ORDER CHARGES AGAINST REDS’ AGENTS KILLED   Contradictory Situation Is Not Cleared Up By  Announcement

RUSS SPY CASE MAY BE DROPPED   Army Intelligence Orders Charges Canceled

Truman Reiterates U. S. Policy of Self Government For Caribbeans  

ISLANDS WILL GET SELF GOVERNMENT   Truman Tells of Policy for Caribbeans In Statement.

PRESIDENT SEES IN DEPENDENCE FOR PLERTO RIGO   Other Carribbean Is. lands May Also Win Freedom

TRUMAN RENEWS COLONIAL PLEDGE   Says U. S. Policy Favors Self  Government Plan

Asserts U.S. Desires Freedom  In Caribbean   Truman Says Policy: Is To Provide Increasing Self-Government

White House Chess Coming Back  Conoress-Truman Pua o’ War to Look Like ’32

Young Democrats Organize for Fall Campaign  Lewistown Man Namec Permanent Chief Bt Meeting in City

Young Democrats Organize for  Fall Campaign Lewistown Man Named  - Permanent Chief Ag AB wmbranm tan Ybor

Vets, Roads On Meadows Legislative Study  [947 paar a8 Ateo To et Relief. ee aa SR

Vets, Roads On Meadows Legislative Study  1947 “Session Also To. Get Relicf. Schools D cuseruan

Cabinet May Study Lewis’ Strike Threat   Krug in Capital; UMW Chief Talks. With Tinian Aides

Cabinet Due To Talk Over Coal Question Today   Krug Back In Capital; Lewis Has New Stratecy.

LEWIS’ RETURN MAY BRING CABINET TALK   c-Dress Session on Coa Situation Deemed Likely.

Krug Returns For Soft Coal Negotiations   Lewis Explains Next Move in Secrecy to District Leaders

Krug Returns to Take Over Coal Battle   Belief Growing That Lewis May Submit a New Proposition

CABINET ACTION ON COAL LOOMS   Krug Returns; Lewis Cail: In 30 District Officers

COAL DISPUTE COMPROMISE IS EXPECTED   Speculation Over Accord With Government Is Based Upon Lewis’ Calling of Parley With U. M. W. District Chiefs.

“SOFT COAL rTRK   Krug Returns te Washington Compromise May Settle . Dispute

K RUG RETURNS TOWASHINGE Oh   Major Radio Artists Threaten To Stage Strike

HENRY KAISER BACKS OPA EXTENSION   Dynamic Industrialist Says End Would Mean Ruin for Many

HENRY KAISER CHAMPIONS QPA   Controls Removal Would Ruin Masses With Limited Ruvine. Power

Civil Liberties And Elections Are Promised By New Bolivian Gov't   Teachers, Students, Labor. . Form New Gov't After   Revolt Kills - Dictator, Overthrows Regime. 

Teachers Students, Labor Form New Gov't After Revolt Kills Dictator, Overthrows Regime.

Pet Measures of Iowa Legislators to Cover Wide Range of Important Subjects

Two Convicts Are Sought in Slaying   Prison Guard Slain by Escaped Pair, Is Belief

BRITISH PLANS MAY BE MODIFIED   Radical Schemes May Await More Peaceful Period:

British Labor Government May Drop Most Radical and Socialist Schemes

British Gov't May Bu Be Forced to — Abandon Many Socialist Schemes

Lehman Calls for Greater Efforts by United Nations To End World Food Crisis

Fd “SEEN AS RS   Lehman Calls on United Na: tions For Greater Efforts 4g Salua Peronhlam

Calls For More UNRRA Food   Lehman Says Food  Situation Is Worse

Asks Greater Food Efforts   Lehman Says World Food Crisis Mounts by the Day

LEHMAN CALLS FOR MORE FOOD   Situation Growing Worse, Director °  Of UNRRA Declares

UNRRA Director Says World Food Picture Is Dark   Lehman Calls for Greate Efforts To Meet Mounting Crisis

Thugs Get $75,000 And 48-Hour Start   Betty Grable Present As Bandits Hold Up Club

UMW Chief Acts After Operators Bow fo Request For Holiday Pay   $70,000,000-a-Year Levy Would Be Used To Finance Health Fund   LEWIS RAISES SIGHTS, SHIFTS HIS STRATEG)   Loa Jam in Current Neaotiafions Breaks; Talks To Resume Today

(0 MILLIONS ARE SOUGHT BY JOHN L. LEWIS   Leader of Strikers Is Asking Heavy Toll As Levy on Payrolls

Miners Win First Demand   Anti-Lewis Legislation Gains Momentum In Senate

UMW Chieftain Changes From ‘Royalty’ T ‘Payroll Levy’ Claim For Bituminous  Miners’ Health Clause Claim

Makes Known Drive For Payroll Levy After Operators Approve $3,600,000 In Back Holiday Pay

Lewis Demand Follows Victory On Holiday Pay   Amends Stop - Gap Bill Extending Law To July ]

Demands Fund For Welfare   Miners Chief Acts Swiftly As Operators Grant Back Pay

Operators Get Latest Demands Of Union Boss      Mine Owners Say Levy Would Add 20 Cents a Ton to Coal at Mines.

WINS BATTLE TO GET BACK HOLIDAY PAY   Mine Operators Agree To Meet $3,000,000 Wage Request

HUGE PAYROLL LEVY DEMANDED BY MINE CHIEF   Lewis Wants $70,000,006 Annually For Health And Welfare   OPERATORS GIVE IN ON HOLIDAY WAGES

Lewis Asks $70-Million Payroll Levy For Welfare   Operators Bow To Request For $3,000,000 Back Ucliday Pay To Break Meet’s Loe-Jam

DEMANDS PAY ROLL LEVY 10 RAISE MONEY   Presents Request After Operators Agree to Give Miners $3,000,000 Back Holiday Pay.   BREAK IS FIRST IN NEGOTIATIONS   Majority of Diggers Return to Jobs, but 76,000 Remain Idle in Pennsylvania.

Welfare Tax Would Add 20 cents A Ton to Cost of Coal at Mines Says ONeill.

Coal Miners’ Leader Drops Claim Payment of Royalty After Winning $3,000,000 Holiday Pay

West Alhes Ask United  Peace Action   J. S., Britain Call On Soviet, Slavs To Remove East-West Barrier

U. S., Britain Join in Demand For Free Danube   Vandenberg Siaris Debale As Conference Considers Romanian Peace Treaty

Ameriea and Britain  Demand Open Danube   Insist Slavs Withdraw Obstacles to Peace Conference Romanian TreatyWuooslavia Presses Demands

Open Danube. U.S. and British  Urge Russia   Indispensible to Peace of  Europe, Vandenberg  Savs

TRADE NEED TOLD   U.S.. Britain Demand Free Commerce On Danube, In Balkans

Appeal For Free Danube      U. S. and Britain  Call on: Peace Parley To Remove Barrier Between East and Wes

U. S., Britain Ask Free Danube  Ask Reds To Remove East-West Barrier

Conferees Hear Arguments On Balkan Treaties   Vandenberg Demands. Free Commerce On Dan ube, Trade In Balkans

U.S.. Britain Join In Danube Plea   Voting on Italian Treaty Mostly Split Kast Against West

US. Pleads For ‘Free Danube’ As  Peace Guarantee   Vandenberg Makes Plez Before Plenary Session Of Conference.

APPROVE PACT FOR ITALY IN RECORD TIME   Vandenberg Demands Free Trade in Balkan Countries

U. S., Britain Plead for Free Danube   Tragic Mistake Seen In Failure to Open Inland Waterway

SEN. VANDENBERG LEADS TALKS ON ROMANIA TREATY   Declares That Free Danube Is Indispensakle

Britain, U.S. Would Lift Danube Bars   Iwo Nations ‘Join Forces In Urging Russia and Slav States to Open Up River to Free Passage

JOIN TO URGE FREE DANUBE   U. S., Britain Push River Issue at Peace Parley.

U. S. and Britain Demand  Free Commerce on Danube  Call on Reds to Remove Barrier to Accord; Siavs Claim Parley Not Competent te Act

Free Danube Shipping Is Requested   Peacemakers in Final Arguments on Balkan Treaties

U.S. Demands Freedom for Danube River   Italian Pact Agreed, Parley Opens Talks  On Romania

U. S., Britain Would Open Danube River   Call Upon Russia And Slav States To Remove Barrier

U.S: REQUESTS FREE DANUBE   Joins with Britain In Plea tor End of East-West Barrier.

Lifting Trade Barriers On —  Danube Urged   Great Britain, United States Seek Pree Com: merece On Danuhe River.

Ask Positive Peace Conference Action on Opening Up Danube River to Free Commerce.   CALL ON SOVIETS AND SLAVS TO COOPERATE

DANUBE STREAM ISSUE PRESSED   U.S. and Britain Call for Opening of Waterway to Free Commerce

Free Danube ls Demanded by America   Vandenberg Speaks as Romanian Treaty Discussion Opens

Want Danube fo Be Opened to Free Commerce   U. S., Britain Ask Cooperation of Others

 Senator Vandenberg Asks Free Danube Rule Placed in Romanian Treaty Draft

Barrier Kemoval Demand  Is Made   America Lines Up With Britain  On Issue

U. ., BRITAIN ASK RUSSIANS DANUBE HELP   Free River Trade Seen Nec: _ essary To World Peace, Leaders Hold

U.S., BRITAIN ASK DANUBIAN FREE TRADE   Nations Call Upon Reds and Slav States to Remove Barrier Between East and West in Romanian Peace Treaty.

Free Danube Said Vital to ‘Health, Peace of Fat ane  tre i ) ee   ‘Open Panama and Suez, Too,” Urges Molotov in Reply

Free Trade In Balkans Asked By Vandenberg  Open Danube Is Vital To Peace

FREEDOM OF DANUBE SHIPPING ASKED AS” HARMONY INDICATION  PEACE PARLEY RAPIDLY NEARING COMPLETION OF SEVERAL TREATIES

Open Danube To Free Commerce, Soviet Is Urged   Remove Barrier Between East And West, U. S. And Rritain Plead.

U.S., Britain Call For Free Danube   Vandenberg States Case---Lengthy Reply From Molotov

PARLEYS TOLD DANUBE MUST BE KEPT OPEN   Vandenberg Opens Discussions on Draft of Treaty for Romania.

Free Commerce On Danube Asked .. . Vanderberg Opens Debate On Romania In Demand For Free Balkans Trade

U. S., Britain Urge Soviets, Slavs To Remove Danube River “Barrier”

U.. $. and. Britain Join Forces to Ask For Lifting of East-West Barrier   SLAV SAYS CONFERENCE UNABLE TO HANDLE ISSUE

Slavs Protest Treaty Giving Free Traffic Upon Danube   Sen. Vandenburg Lead: Battle For Opposition; Italian Pact Approved

OVER DANUBE IS DEMANDED   Senator Vandenberg Leads Peace Conference Debate On Romanian Treaty Draft

America: And Britain Join in Protest   Want Soviets And Slavs To Remove Barrier

FreeRights AskedByU.S On Danube ©   Equal Opportunity In Balkans Also  Demanded In Speech Rv Vandenhere

Sen. Vandenberg Demands Freé ‘Commerce On DanubeAnd Free  Trade Throughout Balkans   American Leads Off Peace Conference Discussions Of Romanian Treaty Draft

: +WATERWAY— Free River  Would Help Keep Peace,  . Yugoslav Deputy Disputes Request

Vandenberg Opens Plea   Barriers Set Up By Russia And Slav States Discriminatory, Says Bevin

Commerce On River Held Vital To Peace   United States And Rritain Call For Barrier Removal

Vandenberg, Bevin Ask Action, Danube. Nations Protest Violation of Their Sovereignty.

FREEDOM OF DANUBE SHIPPING ASKED AS HARMONY. INDICATION  PEACE PARLEY RAPIDLY NEARING COMPLETION

‘Vandenberg Plea For Free Danube   che Russia and the Slav _ States to Remove. Bar  Between East, West   >SLAVS ARE OPPOSED   Molotov Says Suez, Panama Canals Could Be  Internationalized

Reconsider Evacuation From Italy   Big Four Take Step Away From Settling European Problem

MOLOTOV WANTS U. S. AND ‘BRITISH TO LEAVE ITALY IF =o REDS EVACUATE        BULGARIA —

Five Bodies Found Near Plane Crash  Scene In Montana   Youngstown Man Parachutes T Safety From Army C-45 Plane

SIX DIE AS PLANE CRASHES INTO PEAK   Army Sergeant Parachutss To Satety

Full Agreement On Five Treaties  Is Believed Nea   Council Of Foreign Ministers Steadily Narrowing Down Open Questions   MOLOTOV APPEARS MORE CONCILIATORY

Low Interest Means Much To Every Citizen   ROGER BABSON REVEALS HOW CHEAP MONEY HELPS

Babson’s Authentic. Statement  Money Rates Are Discussed Today: Banks and Inenrance Comnanies Hard Rit

LOW INTEREST RATES AFFORD OPPORTUNITY   Roger Babson Points Out Tax Savings And Investment Opportunities Due To Cheap Money.

BANDITS FOILED BY 18-YEAR-OLD ROOKIE   Youth With But Three Months Military Service Shoots If Out To Sare €950 000 Pacroll

SENATE SET FOR NEW DRAFT TRY   Increased Military Pay Gets Attention

Senate Nearing Vote On Draft; Plan Pay Boost   Wage Increase Almost Certain, Says Senator Gurnev

SENATE SEEKS 10 PASS NEW DRAFT LAW   Only Agreement in Advance Is That Those in Armed Forces Should Get More Pay—Year’s Extension Talked.

Senate Talks Draft Future Again Today   Higher Pay Assured For Armed Services  By Advance Accord

Armed Forces Are Set ForHike   Single Agreement Reached So Far For Drafting

ARMY PAY HIKE ONLY POINT OF AGREEMENT IN CONGRESS NOW   Senate Working On Problem Of _Draft Extension For Another Year

Senate Set For Another Try Oa Deciding Future Of Draft: More Pav Seen

Senate Set To Attempt Draft Bill Passage   PAY INCREASE MOVE IS CERTAIN TO GET APPROVAL

Senate Gets Set for New Try at Draft   Majority in Congress In Favor of Giving Pay Raise to Member: Of Armed Services

Senate Takes Up Draft Law   Only Agreement Now In Sight Is That Service Men Should Get More Pay

SERVICEMEN PAY INCREASE AGREED UPON   Only Argument On Pay Is As To Fhe Amount

Draft Problems Up Before Senate; Pay Hike Deemed Sure   Postpone Action on New Measure Until Today; Substitute Ready

SENATE WORKS TOWARD VOTE ON DRAFT BILL   Salary Boost Only Issue Solons Likely to Agree Upon

Congress Set To Increase  Soldiers’ Pay   Senate Nears  Vote On Draft

Senate Nears Vote On Draft Measure; Agree on Pay Hike   Congress “Certain to Approve Increases,“ Floor Leader Says--Puzzled Over Delay

ONLY SURE ITEM IS INCREASE IN SERVICE WAGES   Both Senate And House Will Approve Service Pay Increases: Fate Of Draft Extension Bill  Far From Certain.

Service Pay May BeHiked   Wherry Proposes To Stop Induction, Induce Volunteers

SENATORS BACK PAY BOOST FOR ARMED FORCES   Only Issue Is: ‘How Much?’ As Debate Continues On Extension Of Draft

SENATE GETS SET FOR NEW EFFORT TO EXTEND DRAFT   ONLY AGREEMENT SO FAR IS TO INCREASE PAY OF ARMED FORCES

SENATE NEARER VOTE ON DRAFT EXTENSION ACT   Majority Agreed Upon Pay Hikes for Armed Forces; Overseas Setup Cited

Senate Considers Draft Extension; Agrees Only To Raise Pay Of Army

Jittery Senate Nears Vote On Draft Extension   General Agreement On  Plan To Raise Pay Of  A een DC awree

Settlement Is Reached For’ CIO Seamen New Progress Seen  In Coastal Talks

House Votes U.S. School Lunch Bill   Provides for 50 Millions a Year, to be Matched by the States

The Weather   High temperature yesterday. ..74 Lew temperature yesterday.. 42

THREE CANDIDATES FOR BENCH CHOSEN   DONNELLY TO NAME ONE OF TRIO TO SUCCEED GANTT ON SUPREME COURT.

LOST MOTHER   MRS, RICKENBACKER DIED IN LOS ANGELES LAST wo NIGHT—BURIAL IN7  COLUMBUS <

SPRINGS CAUSE NEW CAR TIEUP   More Auto Shutdowns Expected As _ Vital Materials Run Out

9 PERSONS HURT  aN 3 ACCIDENTS   4 Are Victims In One Crash On Trail

4 PERSONS INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENTS   Pedestrian Only Victim Of Traffic In City

Grange Opens 80th Annual  Convention      Goss Asks High  Farm Production

Temperatures   U. S., Britain Ready to Meet New Challenge; ‘Sec. Byrnes Unlikely to Budge an Inch im Face of Angrily-Worded Russ Demand

SOVIETS ATTACK ACTION TAKEN IN IRAN CASE   ‘Incorrect And egal’ Ig Description Of Decision To Hold Up Case   DEMAND CASE BE DROPPED   Gromyko Charges Climax Of Worried Weekend For UN Delegates

Says Incorrect, lilegal Action On -lranian Dispute   United States, Great Britain Prepared To Beat Down This Surprise Soviet Offensive Against The Council.

Russia Again Threatening  U.N. Boycott   Officials Demand Council Shelving Of Iranian Issue

United States, Great Britain Prepared To Beat Down Surprise Soviet Counter-Offensive Against Security Council   SESSIONS WILL BE RESUMED TOMORROW

Charges iran Action Was  Incorrect   Provokes New Crisis By Surprise Stand

COUNCIL APIS]   “Hieval” Action Charged hy Seviet Teday In Message.   BYRNES EXPECTED TO REMAIN FIRM   U.S. Secretary To Go To Session Irom Capital.

RUSSIA ASKS UNO COUNCIL DROP CASE   Accuses Body of legal Action In Iranian Dispute

Gromyko's Note  Charges Hlegal Council Action   United States and Great Britain Prepared to Meet Accusation

NEW CRISIS FOR UN DUE TO RED MOVE   Soviet Union Accuses Security Council of Illegal Action Over Iran.

Says Ac tion J By Council.        -DEMANDS THAT ENTIRE IRAN © MATTER. BE. DROPPED;.COUNCIL. PREPARED TO DENY REQUEST.

‘Council’s Action: ‘Illegal,’Demands Case Be Dropped   Surprise Soviet Move Will Offer New Challenge to Authority of UN

Russia Creates Crisis Today  With New Charges On franian Dispute

U.S. And Britain Will Fight Soviet Charge; ‘Other Issues Pending

Moscow Charge: Council Action In Case Illegal   Soviets Demand Issue Be Immediately Taken Off of Group’s List

REDS DEMAND DROPPING OF ARAN DISPUTE   U.S., Britain Will Ask Red-Iran Report on May 6

NEW CRISIS IN UN IS CREATED BY RUSSIANS   Accuse Council of IHegal Action In Iranian Dispute

AUSSIA STICKS NEW PIN INTO COUNCIL MEE   Gromyko Demands in Letter That UN Drop Iran Case at Once.

UUUHCS UF LTECUE  OPA Ready To Crack Down On New York, Chicago Black Market

OPA Agents Plan Intensive Drive - To Stamp Out Black Market in Meat

MOVE TO BLOCK PATH OF MEAT BLACK MARKET   OPA Agents to Crack Down on Holders of Large Caches

OPA CRACKS DOWN ON BLACK MARKET MEAT   Large Caches of Meat Found In Large Cities:

Huge Meat Caches Found; OPA To Crack Down Before Ceilings Return Sept. 9

REPORTS MEAT HOARDED UNTIL CEILINGS BACK   Stockyards Get Gaunt Parade of Dried Up Cows and Sorry Sows,

MOST -VESSELS IN BIKINI LAGOON WERE “BLIND” DUE TO DAMAGE FROM =~ BLAST

Warship Design Changes Needed Bomb Test Shows   U.S. Navy Confronted With Need Of Making Some Drastic Changes   TOLL OF ATOMIC BOMB GROWING

UL 3. NAVY TO. CHANGE SHIP DESIGN   Atom Bomb Damages All Of 73 Ships

Postal Chief Who Advocated That People Write More Letters,’ Finds His Own Mail Box Running Over

FLORIDA GALE BLOWING SELF OUT TO NORTH   Caribbean Hurricane Heads Into Georgia; Damage Not Known

COMPARITIVELY LITTLE DAMAGE REPORTED FROM TWISTER THAT ROARED  OVER THE STATE

TO KILL CONTROLS   Proposed Amendments Are Attacked Today by Stabilizer; Tells About ‘Booby Traps,   THREAT TO RESIGN ALSO ANNOUNCED

BOWLES HITS AT 0.P.A. BILL AMENDMENTS   Says They Are "Booby Traps’ That Wil Blow Up

Bowles Fights For OPA To  Be Continued   Terms Proposed Changes Are Booby Traps That Will Blow Up In Face”

STYLE SOME OPA AMENDMENTS AS ‘BOOBY TRAPS’   Bowles Claims They'll Blow Uy In Our Faces, In Statement

Bowles Tags OPA Setup ‘Booby Trap’   Stabilization Chief Attacks Proposed Price Legislation

BOWLES BLASTS OPA CHANGES   Administration Continues Propaganda Against Lifting Controls

State Legislature to Meet on Friday To Consider Bonus   Gov. Green Issues Summons for Special Session This Morning

ATOM ENERGY SUGGESTED T0 REPLACE COAI   SENATOR WANTS GOVERNMENT  fro SPEED ATOM RESEARCH  ¥ TO BREAK GRIP OF MINERS

Coal Walkout May Force ‘Industrial Revolution’ and Speed Atomic Power

Consumer Complaints Of Manipulation of © Market Will Be One Aim of Investigation

Living Cost ltems Take Sharp Drop   racks Show Up Suddenly In High Price Structure For Many Items in Big Cities Across Nation

DECLINE LED BY SHARP BREAK IN PRODUCE PRICES  CLOTHING PRICES ARE SLASHED IN

Anderson Order Probe In Break of Butter Price Other Cost of Living Items Drop

US. fo Probe Break in NY. Butter Mart   Anderson Orders Action On Consumers’ Plaints OF Price Manipulation

Charges Of ‘Rigging’ Market Heard As Butter Prices Swing Up Again

Butter, Egg and Clothing Costs Take Downtrend  Charges of Rigging Price May Bring a New York City Probe

Butter Price Up Today Following Slump Thursday   Secretary Doubts General De. cline In Prices; Look For Manipulation

‘Check of Major Cities Discloses Price Slashes Up to 50 Per Cent on Some Wearing Apparel.   LOOK FOR FOOD TO TUMBLE IN FEBRUARY

‘Manipulation  To Hold Up Milk Prices Charged   Prices For Many Cost Of Living Items Tumble Suddenly in Maior U. S. Cities

FEDERAL PROBE IS ORDERED ON MARKET SLUMP   New York Prices Rise 4 Cents; Chicago fs 144 Cents Hicher a Pound

Anderson Orders. Check of New York Butter Purchasing   Production About A Third Higher Than Last Year

ORDERS PROBE OF BREAK IN BUTTER PRICE   Secretary Anderson Calls for Inquiry Which Will Cover Complaints That Market Was Manipulated in N. Y. Area,

SHARP PRICE DROP IN MANY ARTICLES   Cost of Living Items Tumble in Major Cities Over  Nation   MARK CLOTHES DOWN

BUTTER BREAK © TO BE PROBED   Anderson To Study Complaint Of Manipulations

— SHARP: DIP—: Dairymen Accused of ‘Rigging’  LIVING- COST. ITB OC OFTTAD ©

INVESTIGATION WILL COVER BUYER COMPLAINTS ABOUT (MANIPULATION OF MARKET   Inquiry Wil Center on Reports Thet Organized Milk Producers Have Been Buying Product For Purpose of Holding January Rates   MAY COME UNDER COMMODITY EXCHANGE ACT

Milk Producers Manipulate Marke   Dairymen’s League Co-op Admits Purchasing Butter to Maintain December Price  evelin January

Dairymen’s League Cooperative Bought Butter To Maintain Price Of Milk For Producers In January

INVESTIGATION TO BE  CENTERED: ON CHARGE  OF “MANIPULATIONS” NO ACTUAL DROPPING  -OF FARM, FOOD: COSTS CEEN RV ANNERCON .

Inquiry Seeks Facts About Manipulations   New York Market Disparity With Chicago Stands Out—-Nationwide Living Cost Decline Seen Begun

Anderson Orders Investigation: * Charge Market Moamipulations To Meintain Price of Milk

Anderson Planning Cheek Of Consumer Complaints Of Market Manipulation  Sudden Break In Prices Brings Order For Government Inquiry

FEDERAL PROBE IS PLANNED IN MANIPULATIONS   Price Rises in New York after Sharp Decline; Chicago Holds Steadier

Butter Price Rebounds;  Other Articles Down  Chicago Market Fails to Reflect ANlawr Yarl Cam: Dact Hahdav Sale:

Secretary of Agriculture — Qrders Probe for Break — In Eastern Butter Price

Butter Leads Big Break In Living Cost Over Nation   Reached Peak

Butter Prices Bounce Back in New York   Manipulation Charge Ordered Probed by Secretary Andersen

Agriculture Secretary Orders Quiz In Possible Link With Milk Setup; No Widespread Declines Expected

COST-OF -LIVING ITEMS DECLINE ACROSS NATION   Chicago Market Lags As Eastern Butter Prices Recover

It Will Cover Complaints the Market Had Been Manipeiated.   CALLED BY ANDERSON   Does Not See In Batter Price Break Signs of Widespread Decline.

Unusual Drop ls Object Of Scrutiny   Dairy League Spends Immense Sum to Bolster Milk Costs

N. Y. Market Manipulation Is Charged   No Sudden Break In Other Food Prices Ex:  pected By Anderson.

Probe to Include Buyer Complaint: Of Manipulation   No Widespread Decline In Other Farm and Food Prices Seen by Anderson

BUTTER: PRICES“ IS 'TO BE UNDERTAKEN   Anderson Orders Probe After Sudden Slump In Wholesale Mart Prices

Anderson Orders Probe of Butter Price Situation .  New York Prices Turn Upward Today

U.S. Launches Probe Into Butter Prices   Monipulation is Charged in New York Area

Slump in Butter Prices Subject Of Investigation   Survey Shows Decline in Food, Clothing Costs

Butter Markef InEast Shows Big Recovery   Decline In Food Prices Expected During February

PROBING OF BUTTER PRICE DROP 1S UNDER WAY THRU ORDER OF SECRETARY OF AG. ANDERSON   There Are Consumer Complaints of Manipulation In Metropolitan Markets—Break Probably Mean: Peak Is Reached in Farm Produce—New Jersey  Congressman Promises to Fire Ernie Adamson

Price Takes Sharp Jump In New York   Chicago Market Shows Slight Rise; Stores Cutting Food Prices

Price Butter Rebounds In N.Y. Market   But Chicago Marts Reflec Increase In Only Minor Degree; Tumbled  "Yesterday   Anderson Orders Government Probe   Charges of Market Manipulations Heard In East; Demand AccumuYates Overnight

PRICES DECLINE IN SHARP BREAK IN ‘MAJOR CITIES; RETAILERS ARE URGED TO DISPOSE OF THEIR PRESENT STOCK

Butter Price Drops Sharply; Clothing is Also in Major Drop   Sharp Break on Chicago And New York Butter Market is First

Probe Ordered Ty. Plunge OF  Butter Prices   Anderson. Orders Probe of Reported Rigging of New York Market.

Sudden Tumble In Food Prices Throughout U.S.   Reported Led By Breah In Wholesale Butter Mart. In Chicaze, New York

Will Cover Consumers’ Complaints   Anderson Does Not See Any Widespread Price Decline

Prices Tumble in Major Cities Over ‘Nation on'Many Cost of Living Items

Chicago Low, New York High   Anderson Orders Probe of Price Disparity

'U. S. Investigates Charges That Producers Bought Butter to ‘Keep Prices Artificially High

Investigation OfSharp Price Drop Ordered   Anderson Aides Say Quotations Were Artificially Maintained

DAIRY SPREAD RISES SHARPLY IN NEW YORK NOT MUCH IN CHICAGO   DIFFERENCES IN TWO QUOTATIONS HOLDING MOST INTEREST TODAY

Conflict on Butter to Bring Probe   New York Prices Zoom After Drop; Other itams Deciine

Costs of Other ltems Decrease All Over Nation   Anderson Calls for Investigation After Decline in Market

To Probe Butter Break   Anderson Orders Investigation of Reported Manipulation of. Market in New York

Big Drop In Prices Recorded   Butter, Eggs and Clothing Among. Main Items Affected

Report New York Bought Surplus To Keep Market   No Wide Decline Ir Other Farm, Food Prices Are Noted; Claim Peak Passed

‘Survey Shows Sudden Drops iMaior Cities   Chicago Retailers Uraed To Unload

Yule Spending Hikes ’46 Total 402 Billions   American Public Spends More Than 127 Billions in Year

Sickening Scene At  Fire Is Described   Woman Alive After Tas-Story Plunge

FALLING LIKE RAG DOLLS—  Shrieks of Doomed Fire Victims Cut Georgia Air

 Eye- Witness Tells of Tragedy .  Terrifying Shrieks Cut [The Night Like Air ‘Raid Sirens Gone Mad

Like Air Raid, Says Reporter Of Hofel Fire   Eye-Witness Draws Vvid Picture of Terrible Scenes At Atlanta Fire

Cries of Dying and Those About to Die Cut Night Air as Hotel Burned—Body After Body Fell on Pavement With Sickening Thud as Guests Plunged From Windows i», Crazed Fear—Five Girls Found Suffocated in One Room.

Sickeni ne Scene At         Woman ‘Alive After Ten-Story Plunae —

SHRIEKS OF THE DYING  Cries of Blaze Victims Like Screaming Shells in Air Raic

WITNESS TELLS OF HORRORS AT SCENE OF FIRE   Veteran Writer Gives Graphic Picture of Death on Every Hand

Many Plunge To Death, Others Are Suffocated   Amid Cries Of The Dying  Bodies Thud To Pavement

Federal Bureaucrats Blamed for Housing Situation and Attempts to Get Greater Hold on Local Affairs— Rep. Yeakel Is Highly Praised — Cross County ‘Highway Comes First LABOR SHORTAGE HOLDS UP ROAD WORK

Absurd Conduct In U.S. Hospital ‘Draws Navy in  Waves Has Got to. Stop Says Chief

UNDAND 1041 GIRL.  ‘WAVE Embracing’ Foster: Naval Hospital Discipline

Yours for a friendly. city, JUSTIN.   Pod BoA ea Bans Kissing’ by Waves. In N. Y. Navy Hospital

‘Seek. ‘Goering’ 's Hidden Funds, _ Garnered:- During Lush Nazi. Years

ULING KEEPS MEAT ON LIST FOR CONTROLS   Continued by Anderson on October List Of Scarce Articles

ANDERSON BLASTS HOPE FOR QUICK MEAT DECONTROL   Rules Animals Are Still in Short Supply — Army Turns to Argentina to  Boost Supply.   CEILINGS LIFTED  FROM MANY ITEMS   Roy L. Thompson in Speech Predicts Most Price Regulations Will End Within 6 Months.

Meat Retained on OPA’s Control List   Anderson, However, Removes Lids From Some Foods

Ceilings on Meat Appear Due to Stay   Sec, Anderson Keep: Scarce Food on Control List

Many More  Ceilings Off; Meat Control Due To Stay   Agriculture Chief Rules Officially Supplies of Meat Sull Are Searce

Ceilings On Meat Likely  To Continue   Anderson Asserts Seeply Stil Is Short Of Demand

Basic Data Is Known To All, Scientist Says   Famous Authority Or Subject Is, Heard By Economic Club

WORLD PUT AT CROSSROAD BY ATOMIC BOMB   Can Bring Glorious Living Or Annihilation, Economic Club Told

ussians and Pat n Veto   evin Satisfied Vith Slow Pace )f Peacemaking

Soviet Newspapers and Radio Reflect Kremlin’s Stern Stand On Retention of Veto Power

Mine Union Stands Pat On Demands   Coal Outlook Darkened By Lewis Affirmation Of His Position.

Ford Closes Auto Plants   Fuel Starvation Spreads Over U. S. As Congress Clamors for Action

Union Back: Chief in Pat Stand   Farm Leader Asks  Seizure; Trains May Stop Rolling

Oleo Tax Is Held Invalid   Dauphin County Court Holds Fees Constitute Restraint of Trade

DUTCH DRAIN RICH FARM LANDS FLOODED BY NAZIS’ BREAKING OF ZUIDER 7FE DURING CONFLICT

NAZIS BROKE DIKES BUT COULD NOT BREAK DETERMINED SPIRIT OF THE HEROIC DUTCH PEOPLE

Teen-Aged Gang In Police Custody   Twenty Boys and Girls Organized In Criminal Gane

Seize Teen-Age Gang In Denver   ‘Had Organized City Into Districts, Thefts Made That ‘Manner.

EDUCATORS END ST. PAUL STRIKE   City Provides Added Funds For Teacher Pay Raises

TEACHERS END STRIKE; WIRE MESSAGES UP   St. Paul Schools Open Jan. 6; Western Union Benefits

St. Paul Teachers, Voted Pay Raise, End Strike That Began November 25

U.N. Needed To  Maintain Peace   World is Still Not In Custody Of The United Nations.

Argentine Plans Second Defense   Answer Includes New Observation-

ARGENTINA WILL SCATTER REPLY   Nation To Offer New Comment on U. S, Blue Book Accusing Peron

Argentina Will Make Comments   Will Send To Other Countries New Remarks  On *‘Blue Book”

Reclamation Chief Raps Stop Order   Economy Action By Truman Is Termed ‘BRiind’

Red Newspapers Attack American Policy in Iceland   U. S. Attempting to Set Up Perz-anent Bases, Izvestia Writer Charges

U.S. Tightens Grip In Iceland, Reds Say   Hush-Hush Purchases of Land . For Permanent Bases Alleced

U.S. To Hold Iceland Base. Say Soviets   Press Says America Seeks Permanent Installation Contrary To Treaty

SOVIET PRESS SAYS U.S. BUYS ICELAND TRACTS   Claims Military Bases Are Sought Contrary To Treaty

REDS CHARGE U. 5. VIOLATES TREATY IN BUYING MILITARY: BASES IN-IRELAND- IN SECRET DEAIS ©

Russia Claims U.S. Is Buying Iceland Bases   y be ars SOVIET SAYS AMERICANS VIOLATING TREATY PACT

Say U. S. Buys In At Iceland   Russian Press Charges Treaty Irregularities

Moscow Papers Charge U.S. Seeking Military  Bases Contrary loPac

Reports Koreans Being Pressed by Russians to Join Communist Party

Man Arrested After Locking Meta Belt On His Wife To   Keep Her From Running Around

20,000 LEFT HOMELESS BY QUAKE   Relief Planes Flying To Dominican Area

THOUSANDS HOMELESS IN QUAKE AREA   36 Bodies Found At North Coast Dominican Town

Relief Rushed to Victims in. Dominican Republic; 436: Known Bead

Aviation Meeting Set Sept. 22-24  Planning Council Proaram Slated

Aviation Meeting ‘Set Sept. 22-24  Planning Council acer nen ae Ragemennnty

DOLLAR AND CENT PRICE LIMITS ON BUILDING TRADE   Peoria Office Of O.P.A. Issues New Order In This District On Materials In Construction Field,

No Break For Stock Market For Time Being   SROGER BABSON SAYS U.S. STOCKS TO HAVE PEAK

China Nationals Charge Reds as Treaty Violators   Troops Depart From Shanghai For Manchuria

Reds Charged With Truce Violations   Communists Counter with Claim Chiang Personally, Secretly Ordered Seizure of Strategic Positions

awww we i™  Iruce Flaunted  Gov't Moving Troops On LST’e Intn Narth

New Charges OF China Kighting: J ‘Newsmen Barred          : ‘orrespondents — Protest “Chiang Order” ‘Keeping Them Out of Man ) )~6oohairi4a.

BRITISH HALT INDIA PARLEY   : Suspend Negotiations With Parties on Independence

CONVENTION AT — SEWELL CHURCH    WILLIAM BAKER WILL SPEAK 4u¢ LUTHER LEAGUE MEET  SATURDAY & SUNDAY

Committee Favors Plan Limiting Military Review of Atomic Program

Would Limit Military Powers   Senate Forms Atomic  Energy Control Bill

STRIKE PICTURE CHANGED LITTLE   Disputing Parties In Ship Tieup Mark Time; Power Picture Dark

Tl RIKE TALKS. TO BE TPES   New Violence -Is, Feared. in Hollywood Walkout

Will Resume Efforts To End Tieup Of Shipping   Disputing Parties Mark Time Pending New Negotiations  in Maritime Strike

Violence F eared In Hollywood   Back-To-Work Moves Start In Detroit Area

Manufacturers Of Cotfon Goods Are Denied Price Hike   OPA Says Approval Already Given To Offset Wages

Restrictions Put On All Building   Advance Approval Must Be Obtained Before Any Maior Construction May Be Started

11 CPA Officers ‘Are Established To Administer  Building Order   Federal Approval for Al Types of Construction ls Required   WILL HELP VETERANS   House-Approved $253, 000,000 Housing Bill Is Sent to Senate

CONSTRUCTION IS CONTROLLED IN NEW SETUP   Federal Offices Are Created in New U. S. Sweeping Order

National Network Of Offices to Hold  Reins on Building   Move to Channel Materia! Into Homes For Veterans Begins

SET BUILDING CONTROLS 10 SPUR HOUSING   Establish h Network Of Offices to Carry Out New Curbs

+ . a Bureau Network Formed To _ Aduninister Housing Program   Advonce Federal Approval Required in All Types of Building According to Bureau Directive — All Offices to be Open by Thursday

Permit Insurance Company Homes   Create Nationwide Housing Network to Provide  Clamp on New Buildinc

U5, CREATES 71 OFFICES 10 RULE ON CONSTRUCTION   Building Activities to Be Curbed to Channel Scarce Materials Into Homes for Veterans,   SWEEPING ORDER EFFECTIVE AT ONCE   Decree Bans Erection of Stores, Factories and Dwellings Without Approval of Agency.

U.S. Sets Up Offices To Spur Vet Housing   Sweeping New CPA Order Requires Okeh For All Types of Construction: Little Material to Be Left for Luxury Homes

U.S. Sets Up Building Curbs To Aid Housing   Channels Materials ‘nto Lower-Cost Homes For Veterans

71U.S. Unit: To Control All Building  U. S.-Wide Network   U. S.-Wide Network Organized to Channel Materials

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Letter Made Public as Byrnes Leaves for Paris   Reds Stripping Hungary of Goods, Charge

Byrnes Flies _ To Meeting i in Paris Monday.   U.S. Accuses Soviet. of Stripping Materials, Food From Hungary -

Byrnes Heads U.S. Delegation To Peace Parley   Secretary Of State Returning To Paris For Opening Of Peace Treaty —  Session   HEATED DEBATE IN SESSIONS FORECAST

BYRNES OFF FOR PEACE PARLEY; SCORES RUSSIA   Secretary Accuses Reds. Of Stripping Honoary OF Food

Byrnes To Leave For Conclave   In Note To Moscow U.S. Charges Russ Stripped Hungary

Tugboat Men Set to Strike   Union Leaders Seek N. Y. Tieup Jan. 4

Cite Legislature Elected in Fall Would Be Illega   Success of Suit Would Necessitate Special Session

THIRD NEW HIGH MADE   Record for Wheat Futures Again Estahlished in Chicagca

Vote to Submit Dispute To Arbitrator; Work to. Start if Company Agrees

Auto Union  Offers GM Arbitration   Workers Want Trumar To Appoint Arbiter On Wage Dispute

Suggest Truman Appoint Arbiter; Lewis Threatens  Miners To Walk Out If Pay Not Raised

CIO Auto Workers Bid For Arbitration In GM Dispute; Hope For Settlement

Motor Magnates Delay - Immediate Statement On Acceptance   Plant Operation Would Be Resumed   Hudson Increases Wages; Rubber Workers Get Pav Boosts

Arbitration of Dispute Is Proposed  General Motors Reply Is Expected Later

Lewis Sets April 1 For Coal Strike   Four Major Rubber Manufacturers And Workers Aaree

UA W Proposes Arbitrator To Settle Dispute   Authoritative Source : Des  WHE Reject Uniou Pronosal   Will Give Reply : This After noon   Management Charges. Politics Within Workers’ Ranks Stand in Way ) Settlement

GM Strikers Ask Return To Work and Arbitration; Coal Walkout Threatening

Ask Arbitrator For GM Row   If Corporation Accepts Arbitration Union Leaders Will Uree Return.

Nationwide Coal Strike Threatened   Wage Dispute Arbitration Asked as Proposal Sent To General Motora by United Anto Workers

Under Term Of Proposal      CIO Suggests Truman Name Arbiter, With’  Hie RDariaginan Final

ClO United Auto Workers Proposes Dispute With GM Be Decided by Arbitration   Ready to Return to Work Under Terms of Company's Latest Proposal If Arbitrator's Decision Is Accented

Lewis Raises Threat of Nation-Wide- Coal Walkout Unless Pay Adjustments Granted 400,000 Miners by April First,

C10 Workers Offer To Abide By Arbitrator   If GM Accepts Proposal Idle Would Gc Back To Positions Immediately

GM Strikers Propose Arbitration   Management to Mak: Reply Today; Rubber Men Sign

If GM Accepts, Union . Will Recommend Return To Work Pending the Report of Arbitrator

Truman Asked to intervene   Men Would Return To Work During Arbitration Time

UNION MOVES TO END LONG, COSTLY TIEUP   Offer Return to Jobs Pending Settlement Of Dispute

UNION 0 PEAGE PLAN; REPLY TODAY   Proposes Row Be Submitted to Truman-Named Referee and His Decision Be Binding.   WILLING TO WORK PENDING AWARD   Declares Each Side Is Unyielding and Acceptance of Plan Is CommonSense Solution.

Wants Wage Question Reopened On March 12   GM Strike Leadors Propose Return Fo Work, Arbitration Of Wace Dispute

UNION WANTS TO ARBITRATE COSTLY TIEUE   COMPANY EXPECTED TO REJECT UAW PROPOSAL

LEADERS OFFER TO SEND MEN BACK TO JOBS   Lewis Raises Threat of Nationwide Coal Strike

Return to Work Offered Pending  Decision in GM  Plan Calls for President to Name Arbiter

IN IRAN ARE MORECLOUDED   Intentions Further Obscured by the Barring Of Iranians From Towns Moscow Had Said It Had Abandoned.

Russians Halt Iranian Troops Moving In Ares   Action Comes As Iranian Premier Returned Home

Red Intentions In Iran Clouded By Troop Actions   Russians Prevent Native Army Entry Into Three Towns

IRAN SITUATION IS CLOUDED UP   Russian Intentions In Iran Further Obscured By Action Of Red Troops.   ~BY IOSEPH C. GOODWIN.

RUSSIANS HALT IRAN’S TROOPS, SPURN PLEDGI   Units Moving inte 3 Town: Reds Promised To Quit Are Blocked

Three Killed in Political Clash In Tran Capital   Russ Prevent Troops from Entering ‘Evacuated’ Area

t   Premier to  Quit Moscov For Tehran   Parliament Meets Secretly, Red Riots Prevented Open Gathering

PROMISED TO LEAVE SATURDAY   Division Halted By Russians 60 Miles From Tehran

Russian Intentions In Iran AreCloudedFurtherToday By Latest Army Maneuvers

Soviets Again Bar Advance Of Iran Units   3 Towns Formerly Reported Evacuated Sull Held by Reds

IRAN SAYS RUSSIANS FAIL TO QUIT TOWNS   Claims Troops Are Stopped In ‘Evacuated’ Areas

Senator Moore  Leading In Fight   Oklahoman Drives Against PAC-CIO In Argument

Oklahoma Senator Blasts OPA Powers And Union Politics   O’Daniel Prepared To Take Over Senate Price Control Talks.

Barrage Against  The OPA   Senator O’Daniel Promises to Talk Bill to Death

Long Fight Against OPA Extension Bill Possible in Senate   Oklahoma Republican is Off on 13,000 Word Address; Texan Waiting

President Tries To Hold Bowles As OPA Falters   Tring To Persuade Him To stay As O'Daniel Gets Ready To Filibuster

Truman Says He Is Trying to Keep Bowles From Quitting   O’Daniel Seeks S e nate Floor for Anti-OPA Filibuster

SEEKS TO GAIN SENATEFLOOR FOR FILIBUSTER   EXPECTS TO TALK UNTIL LAW EXPIRES AT MIDNIGHT SUNDAY

Sen. O'Daniel Standing By To Take Over   Senator Moore Begins 13,000-word Talk; Truman Wants Bowles To Remain At Post

Texas Solon Would Talk Bill to Death   Truman Reveals That Bowles Wants to Resign as Head of OPA

SENATOR MOORE ATTACKED PRICE CONTROLS TODAY   Armed With a Prepared Address, He Gained Senate Floor.   SECOND DAY'S DEBATE   Nearby Sat Senator O'Daniel Ready to Take Over His Announced Plan.

Barkley Acts in Opposition to Filibuster   Resignation of Bowle: Possible in Protest on Riddled Law

Oklahoma's  Moore Gets Ball: Rolling   O'Daniel Filibuster Bid; President Is Pressing Bowles To Remain.

Asks Him Not to Quit Result Restrictions Imposed by Congress On OPA Extension

LACK OF MEAT 1S UNABATED   Housewives Running Out Of Plans For Preparing Other Menus

EARLY VOTE ON OPA BILL IS PREDICTED   ‘Sen. O'Daniel Threatens Filibuster, But Act Held Unlikely

Stabilizer s Urged To Hole Present Post   Texas Senator Would Talk OPA Measure To Death

Sen. O’Daniel Would Talk Act to Death   Oklahoma Solon Gives 3-Hour Oration - Against Price Control

Threaten Effort to ‘Talk OPA To Death   Senator O'Daniel Will Attempt Filibuster; Sen. Morse Lashes CIO and PAC as Backing Price Controls to “Force Eéonomic Collapse’

Housewives Facing No Immediate Relief in Shortage of Fresh Meat   Debate Opens In Senate on  OPA Measure   Senate However Sure Control Bill Will Pass Despite Efforts

Senator Moore Delivers Lengthy Speech Against Measure While O'Daniel Awaits His Chance At Filibustering; Truman Keeps Bowles on Job

SEN. MOORE MAKES TALK AGAINST OPA   Oklahoma Solon Lets Fire With a 13,000-Word Speech as O'Daniel of Texas Awaits Chance to Stage a Filibuster.

Asks Bowles  to Continue   SS ee a  Truman Raps Low Gov’t Salaries

men Caen  Declines To Discuss New  OPA Measure  © O’Daniel Threatens “To Stage Filibustes

SENATE FOES OF OPA STALL FINAL BALLOT   Stabilization Chief Is Urged to Stay On By President

Filibuster Looms As OPA  Bill Comes Before Senate   Senator O’Daniel Of Texas Seeks Chance To Talk Bill To Death By Sunday Midnight Deadline, But His Chances Are Slight

OPA Crities Launch Attack By Filibuster   President Urges Bowles To Stay As Economic Stahilizger.

O’Daniel Ils Planning Filibuster   Barkley Hopes To Get Vote On Measure  This Afternoor

Meatless Menus About Exhausted By U. 5. Housewife  Lone Hope Is End Of OPA Controls Over Livestock

TRUMAN IRKED ON SLOW ACTION OF PRICE BILL   O’Daniel Promises to Talk OPA to Death If He Can Get Senate Floor

BARKLEY THREATENS CONTINUOUS SESSION UNTIL BALLOT TAKEN   O’DANIEL FILIBUSTER LOOMS; BOWLES MAY QUIT, TRUMAN HINTS

Talkas OPA Time Runs Short   Oklahoma and Texas Senators Attempt to  Block Action, But  . Passage Deemed Surx

Truman Tries To Persuade Bowles To Stay in Post   President May Go On Air to Tell People His Feelings Toward OPA

OPENS TALK OF 13.000 WORDS   O'Daniel Awaits Chance te Talk as Truman Urges Bowles To Remain

Truman Is Urging Bowles To Remain   Moore Charges C. I. O. Wants To Keep Price Control To Force Economic Collapse And Government Overthrow

Truman Trying To Keep Bowles As Stabilizer  OPA Restrictions Pauses (ihhiaial Ta

Moore Opens Debate Against Compromise; O'Daniel Ready To Talk:'Bowles Set To Quit

Oklahoma Republican and Texas Democrat Prepared To Argue Against Price Control ’Till Sunday.   TRUMAN ASKS BOWLES TO STAY ON OPA JOB

Housewives Running Out of Plans for Meatless Menus in Acute Shortage   Price of Coffee to Go Up Three to Four Cents a Pound Within a Week

Meat Packers Back Anti-OPA Attempts to Kill Extension   Butchers, Housewives in Qualms Over Shortage of Vital Food

NATION'S MEAT SUPPLY STAYS AT ACUTE LOW   Meat Retailers’ Ass’n Says Half Of Shops Closed

TRUMAN TELLS OF EFFORT 10 KEEP BOWLES   President Says Economic Sta bilizer Has Been Trying To Resign Post

Acute Shortage of Fresh: Meat. Growing;: Packers Sa Price: Control Responsibl

O’Daniel Awaits Chance to ‘Talk Measure to Death’   Meanwhile, Sooner Senator Fires Away At Price Controls As Deadline Neare

Senator Moore  DenouncesAims i aber (ly ou ps  Radt iy aF a U   Deelures CHO and PAC Champion Price Cantrol to Fores Eeauomic Collipse of Gaverninent   Bowles Seeks To  Resien His Post   Triuman Tells News Confers enee He Es Prying ta Pere suude Economie Stabilizer te Reowio

Truman Asking Bowles To Stay .   Trying To Persuade Him To Remain At Post As Economic Stabilizer

B arkley to Hold Senate For OPA Bill   Majority Leader to Seek Continuous Session in Face of Sen. O’Daniel’s Filibuster Threat

Filibuster Threat As Deadline Nears   Debate Continues on Proposal To Extend Powers of Agency

Shortage of Meat Shows No Sign Of Getting Better   Fish and Fowl = Are Main  Allernatives for American Housewives

No Immediate Improvement in Meat Shortage  Butcher Shops Have Little Frech Ment

Bowles Asked by President to Keep Post   Truman Silent on Veto if Congress Accepts Compromise

President Says Bowles Seeking To Resign Post   Senator Moore Launches Effort to “Talk Bil To Death"; ODaniel Waiting

Sen. Moore in A Long Speech Against Measure   O’Daniel Plans to ‘Talk Act to Death

SENATE TALK ON AS FILIBUSTER THREAT PENDS      Holdup Of Ballot On Price Measure Seen Unlikely To Achieve Success _

Moore Fires Blast At OPA  Price Controls   Truman Trying to Persuade Bowles to Remain on Job

President Urges Bowles To Remain As Economic Boss   May Retire As Result Of Curbed OPA Powers

Chester Bowles Wants To Resign   President Truman Hopes To Persuade Stabilizer To Remain On Job

Senafor Moore Makes Speech On OPA Bill   Senator O’Daniel Ready To Take Over in Announced Plan of Talking OPA To Death :

Sen. Moore Opens Fight; Texan Ready   Truman Says He’s Trying To Persuade Bowles Not To Quit Post.

Truman Tries Hard To Retain Bowles   ... Economic Stabilizer Wants To Quit His Post

Moore And O’Daniel Begin Move To Talk Act To Death   (Chester Bowles Seeks To Resign   Opposition May Be Overcome Say Confident Administration Men

Seek Better Relationship At Dairen   U.S. Wants Chinese In Control Of Port

RETENTION OF ‘TOP DRAWER” STAFF URGED   Senate Subcommittee Reports Plan for Services’ Merger

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WAGE AC ACCORD IS ANNOUNCED   Action Would Have Cut Off 60 Per Cosi Of Nation’s Cane Sugar; Agreement Needs Anproval

Strike In Sugar Refineries Averted; Reach Wage Accord   15-Cent Hourly Salary Boost Announced for Employes —New Contract at Baltimore Plant Runs to December 1

LAST MINUTE PACT AVERTS SUGAR STRIKE   National And American Refineries Sign Up New Wage Rates

SERIOUS SUGAR STRIKE AVERTED   National And American Companies Reach An  Agreement

Wage Increase ls Granted To ° Check Walkout   Four Major Plants Are Involved In New Pay Boost

Wage Accord  Averts Strike  By Sugar Men Would Have Cut Of!  Half of Cane Sugar Production in U, S.

AVERT STRIKE IN NUMBER Of SUGAR PLANTS   Wage Accord Reached Providing 15-Cent Hourly Boost

REDS MAY NOT QUIT CHINA UNTIL 1, S, TROOPS 60   Russian Officer Hints Reds Will Stay as Lone as U, S, Forees

U. 3. TROOPS IN CHINA DELAYING REDS’ LEAVING   Soviet Commander Queries “When Are Americans Going Home”

Soviets Waiting For U.S. Troens To Leave China   Delay in Evacuation Linkec With American Moves, Official Hints   NEWSPAPERMEN HELD UNDER HOTEL ARREST   Given Freedom of City of Mukden After Being Confined 54 Hours

Russian Army Tn Manchuria Linked to.U. S   American Troops "In ‘China. Cited By Red General

C. OF C. DINNER DS SLATED TONIGH   C. W. Bailey, President American Bankers’ Association, Speaker

NOTED BANKER TO SPEAK HERE   Head Of American Assn. To Address C. Of C. Banquet Nov. 21

Gasoline Tax May Be Boosted.  Governor Says   Will Be Necessary If Highway Program Is Speeded. He Says

Higher Farm Prices Sought By Upper House   PRESIDENT CERTAIN TC VETO PRESENT MEASURE

Death Blow Is Administered To Waae Bill   Amendment Assures Presidential Veto

WARREN-GROUPWAS" SPANKED      OHIO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TAKES ISSUE WITH WARREN RETAILERS ON  - BROWNOUT

Stocking Shortage To End Soon   CPA Head Says Ladies Can Expect To Get Hose In Two Months

CATTLE RECEIPTS ~ GLIMB IN WEEK   Must Be Fattened Before Slaughtering Official ’ Points Out = —-

Cattle in Marts But Meat Scarce   CJO Groups Demand  Anderson Resign

MEAT SHORTAGE NOT YET EASED   Livestock Marketings Increase; Boise, Ida., Beef Plentiful

Japanese Reds Far Behindin Vote Return:   Social Democrats, Progres sives, Liberals Neck and Neck

Communists Trailing i in Jap Election   Three Major Parties Running Close Race For House Seats

Three Big Parties Run Close Race in Jap Election   Communists Trail, Nine Women Win House Seats

Scattered Reports in Japanese Poll Show CommunistsTrailing   Social Democrats Lead First Nippon Free Vote in Generations

Nine V »men Apparently Elected . . . .  Three Major Parties Are Running Close Race In Jap Election Returns

Three Parties Running o Close.  Tokyo Repor ts   Communists Trail Behind in Japan’s Postwar Election

3 OF JAP PARTIES RUN CLOSE RACE   Red Slate Lags Far Behind 9 Women Appear ‘In’

ELECTION IN JAPAN CLOSE   Surprisingly Large Num. ber Of Women Given Chance To Win   BALLOTING IS HEAVY

COMMUNISTS ARE FALLING BEHIND IN THE ELECTION   Three Major Parties Running Close Race for Membership In Japanese House,   They Appeared Certain of Election; Is First Postwar Election,

Three Parties In Running For Jap House Positions   CLOSE RACES REPORTED FOR DEMOCRATIC OFFICES

A Close Race in Nippon’s Election   Nine Women Appear To Have Been Choser For Seats in House--Communists Trailing

Three Parties Hold Lead InJap Vote —   Communists Trailing Far Behind in First Open Election

Coinmunists Are Trailing  ’ Far in Rear   Scatteyed Returns From Nippoh’s Election Give Sacial Democrats 25 Seats, Pro"greasives: 24 and Liberals 23

} MAJOR PARTIES IN CLOSE JAP BALLOT   Social Democrats, Progres: Sives And Liberals Lead

Nine Women Sure of Seats In Jap House   Communists Trail In Election Count, Placing Three Men

\ThreeMajorNipponParties \Running Neck-And-Neck \For Representatives’ Seats

3 Jap Parties Run Close Race   Communists Trail Far Behinc as Election Returns Come in; 9 Women Leading.

REDS TRAIL FAR BEHIND AT JAP POLLS   Three Major Parties Running a Close Race for Membership of Nippon’s 168-Seat House of Representatives,

‘Voting May Bring New Jap Party   Close Race Run By 3 Major Parties Likely To Result in Coalition Communists Trailing

Simons Makes Plea To All Ex-Servicemen  Urged Not To Drink A 1TL.. Tite, 7...

Simons Makes Plea To All Ex-Servicemen  Urged Not To Drink And Then Drive Cars

Compromise Is Seen On Ttalian Issue   Big Four Misisters Turn To Sam Which Ataly Must Pay Allies

Russians Adopt Lenient Attitude   By JOSEPH DYNAN Associated Prese Correspondent

Compromise Over Italian  Treaty Likely   More Lenient Russian Attitude Toward Italy Gives Rise to Hopes  Issues May Be Settled

Foreign Ministers May Agree.... Russia And Other Powers May Reach Compromise On Italian Reparations

Russia Compromises On Italian Demands; Debate Franco Report   Australia Differs Sharply With Britain Over Spain

Soviet Compromise ‘On Reparations For Italy Sighted  More Lenient Russian Attitude Reported At Ministers’ Meet

Soviets  Appear Willing To Give   Reds More Lenient At Big Four Meet Than In Past

MUST PAY FOR JOINING WITH AXiS      Russian Attitude Toward Italy More Lenient

Russia Nearing Compromise on Italian Payment   Molotov Shows Signs of Leniency Toward Nazi Partner .

Compromise Seen on Italian Reparations   Soviet Attitude More Lenient, Reports Say

Reparations Compromise  Is In Sight   Case Of Italy Refore Bio 4

Russia Agrees To 3 Proposals and Harmonious Settlement Is Expected.

Se cttlement Of Ttaly Payments Seen In Making Q   Compromise Shapes Up Over Question Between Russia and Western Powers

Compromise On Italian Reparations   Russia and Western Powers Near Accord At Paris Meeting

Big Four Look a o Compromise  * Affecting Italy   Western Powers Expected To Relax On Objections To Red Reparation Pleas.

Compromise on Sum To Be Forced From Italy is Possible   More Lenient Russian At. titude is Noted at Big Four Meeting

Allied Chiefs Diseuss Sum Italy To Pay For Warfare   Compromise Hinted In Waking: Russia  Seen More Lenient

—REPARATIONS—  Big 4 Near Agreement On Italy   Russian Attitude Increases Hopes © Of Settlement

BIG FOUR ACCORD LOOMS ON ITALY   Settlement of ‘Reparations  TSrrmetimnen oD cet

Compromise On Italian Reparations Likely At Foreign Ministers Meeting

Russia Opens Door to Pact. On War Sum:   Italian Compromise Near as Reds Ease Views at Big-4 Talk

Big-4 Minisfers Consider Amoun Italy Will Pay  Russian Attitude fe Adare  aniont

Compromise On Italy Probable   More Lenient Red Attitude Toward Italy Lifts Hopes

HEIRESS FOUND WITH TRUCKER AS HUNT ENDED   Suzanne Froedtert Reveals She “Got Tired” Of Attending School

Suzanne Froedtert and Her Boy Friend Found by Police: Were Living in Detroi

YOUTH’S UNCLE EXPOSES PAIR T0 AUTHORITIES   Father's Attorney on Way to Detroit for Rich Girl

WIS. HEIRESS INDETROIT   Girl, 16, ‘Living . In Rooming House With. Man, 24 _

Eisenhower Wants Breakup Of Joint Staff      Army Chief Opposes Any Alliance With British

Seeks Higher Rate Thau 18% Cent Rise Obtained in Settlement With Ford, Chrysler.

2 Auto Firms Settle Issue With Union   Reuther Says GMC ‘Must Compensate’ For Strike Hardshir

2 AUTO FIRMS GRANT BOOST IN WAGE RATE   Increases of 18 Anc 181 Cents Given By Concerns

Union Head Sets Pay Rate For GM   Reuther Says Firm Must Compensate For 67-Davy Sirike

Army Leader S Says A-Bomb  Would K.O. Any Country   None—Not Even United States—Could Keep On Fight— mg A War If Industries And Cities Were Subjected To Atom Bombing He Says After Seeing Test

BIKINI TESTS PROVE POWER OF ATOM BOM   McAuliffe Says Alomic Attack on Major. Cities vy tui Und Wa

General Says Nation Can f Endure Boma   Explosion Reported Too Early, High for Full Effect

Blast Went Off Mile and Half Too High In Air   Correspondent Tells Why Damage Was Light

Bomb Is Up To  Expectations   No Nation Could Keep Fighting When Cities Hit

[Bomb Blast Could Wreck U.S. Industry   Gen. McAuliffe Comments On Destructiveness

‘Operations Crossroads Bomb Went Off Three ‘Seconds Ahead of Time

ERROR IN BOMBING IS REPORTED TODAY   Blast Exploded Too High Chaplin Says in Broadcast.

War-ending Propertie: of Bomb Impresses Sci entists and Army Offi cials Today.   FIVE SHIPS SUNK BY SINGLE BLOW

BIKINI TEST SHOWS ATOM BOME POWER   Believe No Mation Could Fight On After Atem Attock

TEST RESULTS ARE VIEWED  Cen McAuliffe   Gen. McAuliffe Says Missile Lived Up to  Expectations 

EVEN AMERICA WOULD QUIT, OAS GENERAL   More Damage Assessed at Bikini Atom J est by Army, Navy.

Bikini Bombing Shows No Natior Could Survive   Former Commander at Bastogne Does Not Say “Nuts” to Atomic Power

BAD ODORS COMING FROMSEWERINLETS ARE TO BE TRAPPED   Plan To Be Tried at Street Intersections Where Waste “Gases” Filter Through   DISCOUNT DATE   Condition of Lot in Third Ward To Be Improved By Council’s Action

COUNCIL IN BRISTOL RECEIVES COMPLAINT   Gas Filtering from Outlets Js Cause of Annoyance   FORTY ARRESTS MADE

Chicago Tot Seized by Kidnapers  Daughter Of OPA Executive Is Victim; Note Asks $20. 000

DAUGHTER OF CHICAGO MAN IS KIDNAPED   Child's Father Is District Pre Beard Head For OPA

Child, 6, Kidnaped; Note Asks $20,000   Daughter of Chicago OPA Figure Taken From Apartment Bedroom

OPA Official Finds Child’s Bed Empty   EBL Enters Kidnap Case Unofficially

$70,000 Ransom ls Demanded for Return of Child   Tot First Missed By OPA Executive At 7:30 A. M., Today

Girl Kidnaped in Chicago; $20.000 Ransom Is Asked   Viola Ramzel Winner  Of News Tip Contest

GIRL, 6, 1S KIDNAPED AT CHICAGO   Note Demands $20,600 Ransom in $5 Bills

Daughter of OPA Official Stolen From  Apartment   Chicago Kidnaper Leaves Crude Note Demanding $20,000 Ransom   LADDER IS FOUND OUTSIDE BUILDING   Six-Year-Old Gul Taken From Her Bed, Clothing . Left Undisturbed

GERMAN ROYAL JEWELS VANISH   Loot Disappears From Castle Used As U. S. Officers’ Club

ROYAL JEWELS ~ ARE MISSING   Vast Fortune In Gems Had Been Stored In Basement Of Castle

Meat Dealers Impose Rationing  Voluntary Move Made To Protect Custamers

Greenwich Moves ‘Ahead With Plans For U.N. 0. Ballot   Referendum Will Express Residents’ Sentiment on Accepting Peace Organization

Additional Contributions Are Expected To Come In; All Who Took Part In Big Community Enterprise Receive Plaudits

MERCY DRIVE “OVER THE TOP   Close $300,000 Campaign  With $2,233 to Spare; More Coming In

Republican Solons Confer   House Leader Martin Calls in Score of His Colleagues.

Leaders of New House ‘Confer   Martin: Fieht for   GOP Steering Committee Sees Martin; Fight for Leadership Seen

Republicans Map Strategy for 1947   Taft and White May Compete for Senate Lendership, Report

Majority Leadership Prob lems “Burning Questions” For The Present

REPUBLICANS MEET TO DRAFT 1947 PROGRAM   Sharp Contest for Majority Leadership May Develop

House Floor Leader Job GOP Issue   Martin Calls Meeting To Discuss Party’s Legislative Plans

[Scott Charges (OPA With T urning Many Cows Dry.   Predicts Great. Shortage + of: Dairy. Products Next. Fall:

{S ‘or ova y a Dry 1 y "   Predicts Great Shortage of Dairy Products Next Fall.

OVIETSCLAIM REECE ISSUE ERILS PEACE   Inited Nations Told British Troops are Contributing to Disorder in Country   TERDICT IS DEMANDED

RED, BRITISH ENVOYS CLASH   Soviet Charges Troops In Greece Threatening Internat’l Peace

British Troops Endanger Peace Russians Claim:   _ Bevin Demands Security Board Rule on Charge

BRITISH LASHED BY SOVIETS FOR GREEK ‘TERROR   Vishinsky Fires Charges In Opening UNO Council’s Study Of Demands

Bevin Asserts Russia Perils World Peace   UNO Council Asked to Rule On Soviet Charce

Red Charge Irks Bevin   Demands UNO Give Yes Or No Answer To Accusation of  Endangering Peace

Bevin Counters With Attack on Red ‘Suspicion’   Charges Are Hurled Before UNO Security Council in London

SEES DANGER TO WORLD PEACE BY BRITISH TROOPS   Bevin Demands “Yes or No” Verdict by Conference After Charges   Rroke Up Meetings

TWAS LV SE SHRP LVR ERLE LM  Troops Not Necessary,  UNO Told   Declares ‘White Terror’ Exists

Bevin Wants Yes or No Reply to UNO   Presence of British Troops in Greece Draws Debate Today

Molotov Bucks Other Allies in Unexpected Row   Proposal To Set up Control Commission Cause of Argument

Reds Again Opposed to” Brit.. Amer:      ARGUMENT IS OVER MEANS OF™ ENFORCEMENT OF THE FUTURE ITALIAN PEACE TREATY  eee

Big 4 Argue Over Enforcing Future Italian Treaty   Molotov Says Control Would Infringe On  Sovereignty

Minor Matter Brings Clash Of ‘Big Four   Russia Refusés To Agree On Controls

Molotov Ranged Against Others In Paris Debate   J. S. Prepared to Cut Occupation Ferce to 15,000 Says Byrnes

Peace Treaty Enforcement  Plan Deferred   Molotov Objects, Hinting Policy On*Eastern Eurone

Soviet Ranged Against U.S.-Anglo-French On  Enforcement Control   Molotov Contends Action To Guarantee Observance Of Unfinished Treaty Would  Infringe On Italian Sovereignty.

Italy Peace Pact Causes Big Four Row   Russians Raise Objecti ‘elion ain And France

Molotov Takes Issue With U. S., Britain and France Over Commission on Contro!

Bic 4 ENGAGE IN ARGUMENT OVER ITALIAN TREATY      Molotov Objects to Setting Up Control Commission

Question Of Setting Up A Con. trol Commission, A Minor Mat. ter, Is Cause Of Warm-Temper. ed Tispute   THREE MINISTERS AGAINST MOLOTOV

SHIPPING STRIKE VOTE BY SEVEN UNIONS NEAR   Heads of Big Maritime Groups Plan First National Sea Tieup

Fall Meeting, BPW Clubs -F. Blankenburg Sur The five officers and six other _ awl A ou Pes...

PATRONAGE ISSUE IN STREAMLINING BILL   Senate Leaders Haggle Over Provisions .

New York Has Dimout And Fuel Rationing   Drastic Action Taken As Result Of Tugboat And Barge Workers Strike

Stalin Letter Lauded InU.S  Connally Sees View Avcrees Wilh TINO

Stalin Interview Is ‘Held Hope For Peace   Capital Comment on Statements is Mostly  Favorable

Stalin's Letter Spells Lasting Peace, Say Solons   But Words Must Be Squared With Support

Canital Sees Real Hope for Peace In Words of Generalissimo Stalin

Capitol Hill . Hopes Deeds Equal Words  Reaction to Stalin Pronouncement GenerallyFavorabli

Capital Takes Generally Optimistic View   Few Solons Accept Stalin Statement with Reservations; Envoy Pays Truman Visit

‘Turks Warn Army Ready to Resist   Hitler Struggle Against Invasion Is Pramiced

REPAIRING WHITE HOUSE   Will Be Closed to the to the Poste Catil After October 1

REPAIRING WHITE HOUSE   Will Be Closed to the Publie Until After October 1

Henri-Spaak Is Head of UNO Assembly  Russian Candidate Defeated in Test CNT" “Blecnt ts:

Belgian s  Ist Head of UNO Group   Assembly Meets in London Today for First Sessions

ATTLEE WARNS NOW IS. TIME FOR DECISION   Paul Henri Spaak Wins Over Russ Sponsored Candidate

Assembly Choice of President Overrides Reds   Attlee Urges Group to Be Deciding Factor in Foreign Policy

NORWEGIAN CANDIDATE IS DEFEATED   Delegates Are Given Welcome by Prime Minister Attlee of Britain.

WELCOMING ADDRESS   Says UNO Must Dominate Global Policy In Atom Age

ATTLEE HOLDS UNO AIM TO BE POLICY -FIXING   Atomic Age Destroys Isolationism, Opening Session Is Told

United Nations Assembly Holds Initial Session   Belgian Is Elected President; British Leader Makes Plea

ATTLEE ik WELCOMING ADDRESS   Says UNG Must Dominate Global Policy In Atom Ane

Henri-Spaak Named Head of: UNO Assembly :   Attlee Exhorts Delegates To Seek To Avoid Atom Bomb Catastrophe

Lewis May Ask 25-Cent Boost   Trial Balloon Floated Privately, Cautiously  By UMW Economists

Lewis Has Plan to Get More Pay Without Boosting Costs  Mine Union Chief Ready to Spring New Idea in Meeting With Secretary Krug

Lewis Sounds Higher-Wage, Shorter-Hour Formula Test   Parleys Recessed Until Wednesday; Walkouts Spread

Miners Put Out Feeler For Increase   Lewis Sees Hourly Raise! Of 25 Cents, Shorter Week Without Adding TT. Cocte aa Solution

Lewis Seeks Wage Boosts, Fewer Hours   Officials Says Union Head Believes Higher Coal Cost  J 1 Maia PER pier

Hike Pay But Not Coal Cost.  Lewis Plan :   UMW Economists Floating Trial Balloon During  wy ots tsi

Reveal UMW Formula For Pay Increase   Lewis’ Economists Figure 25 Cents An Hour Hike Without Adding To Coal Costs

Lewis Convinced Pay Plan  Will Not Increase Coal Cost   Union Head’s Plan Calls For Pay Hike, Hour Cut

Lewis Floats Trial Balloon   ‘Lewis Sees Pay Boost, Shorter Hours With No  Raise in Price

Lewis May Ask 15 Cent Raise   Sees Boost Without Rise in Coal Prices

Formula Advanced Cautiously   Progress Of Contract Parley Kept Secret; Welkouts Continue

Lewis Wants Pit Pay Raise Of 25c Hour   Shorter Hours, Too, Listed as Objective In ‘Trial Balloon’

Miners May Ask for 25-Cent Pay Boost   Lewis ‘Convinced’ Operators Would Not Be Hurt by Tentative Demands, Economists Say

Lewis Sees  No Coal Hike   Cut In Work Week With Pay Boost Not  To Increase Prices

LEWIS SEES NO NEED FOR COAL PRIGE INCREASE   Both Sides Take Recess Or Negotiations On Election Day

Says Pay Boost Possible At No  Price Increase   Lewis Convinced Miners Can Get Raise At No Cost.

HIGHER PAY, SHORTER WEEK IS LEWIS AIM   Believes Goals Can Be Achieved Without Boosting Coal Costs

VOTING DELAYS MINE PARLEYS   Lewis Says Raise Would Not Make Coal Cost Operators More

First Hint Of Mine Pay Goal   Lewis Is Said to Be Convinced Coal Owners Could Grant 25e Hike Without Cost Increase

Showdown Coming This Week ....  Lewis Thinks Pay Boost, Shorter Hours For Miners Will Lessen Cost Of Coal

Aides Aides Say Lewis Could Get Demands Without Boosting Cost If Work Week Is Cut

LEWIS AIMS AT PAY HIKE OF 25 CENTS PER HOUR  - ALSO SHORTER WEEK WITHOUT ADDING TO

Lewis Said To Want 25 Cent Hour Pay Hike   Shorter Week Of Work Also May Be Demanded

Mistakes Young Wife For Deer   Unborn Baby Diez As Result Of Mother’s Wannd.

Blake Arraigned On Rape Charge Friday   Clearspring Man is Or dered Held Without Bond for Grand Jury

TRUMAN SPENDS YULE AT HOME   Faces Message Work on His Return. to Capitol -

Truman Spends Ciristmas Day At His Old Home   Quiet Christmas Is Spent  With Home Folks In Independence, Mo. Area

Russ _      Agents Told to Get Facts About Radar, Nucleur Research

Says Red Spies Wanted Atomic Radar Research   Documents Told of Radar Rush Job for Pacific Battleship

Documents Called for Specific War Information  Russian Demands   Russian Demands for Data Were Partially Filled

TELL RED SPY WORK ON ATOM   Reveal Orders to Get  Atom, Radar Informatio:

Documents Called for Specific War Information  Russian Demands for Data Were Partially Filled

HOUSE TACKLES TOUCHY MEASURE MANY SUPPORT IT         Washington, Jan. 31—-(UF) —The house agreed late today to consider a sweeping strike control bill.

House Squares Off For Test Vote On Anti-Strike Bill   Rep. Case Would Substitute Sweeping Measure for Truman’s Proposal —

IPOs ONS GQMUNQUER  Retail Agsinciation Fears Men Will Become Sloppy Dressers

7OU MUST WEAR A TIE Stylists Agree to Stop Trend To Sports Shirts for Dress 

SUPPORT CASES ~ FROM BRISTOL BEFORE COURT   Support Order Against J. S. Shetzline is Reduced By Judge

NAZI TYCOONS MAY NEVER PAY   Justice Jackson Fearful  They'll Escape Trial

Jackson Fears Chiefs of Reich Industries Will Eseape Trial   Terms Them ‘One of the Chief Causes of the War’

Russ Practice Over U. 5. Field  €lark Protests Planes Firing on Tower Flag

Red Whalers To Antarctic   Soviet Joins Parade Of Nations Sending Expeditions to Area

Russia Sends Whaling Expedition To Antarctic; Other Nations There

PRICES REMAIN HIGH IN SPITE OF OPA RETURN   PMW At Gillespie Calls One-Day Walkout To Protest Rises

PAC Committed ‘To Oust Dewey From Politics   Hillman Tells Convention “Reactionary Solons” Also Target In Drive

HAZ] LEADERS TO RANG TODAY AT NUERNBERG   First Execution Is Expected : to Be at About 5 P M.,  Edwardsville Time   ISECRECY IS MAINTAINED   Estimated Three Hours Will Be Required to Complete Hangman’s Work

Executions Scheduled For 6 P. M.   Condemned War Criminals Spend Last Hours Feverishly Reading [heir Bibles.

Last Hours Of Men Spent In Reading Bible   Solace Sought As Life's Final Hour Ticks Ever Nearer

Nazidom’s Top Criminals Turn to Bible on Eve Of Executions for Crimes Against World Society

SECRECY CLOAKS EXECUTIO’ OF WAR CRIMINALS   sn eemnetienlnetietttiiaeieaemnetnemenedl  Goering And 10 Others Are Expected To Harig Soon After Midnight

NAZI LEADERS WILL HANG TONIGHT   Execution of  11 Will Take About 3 Hours

ELEVEN NAZIS PREPARING T0 MEET HANGMAN   All Except One Spend Final Hours In Religious Pursuits

Condemned Nazi Read Bibles In Final Hours   Only Rosenberg Refuses to Embrace Christian Religion

Goering To Lead Hitler Followers Down Last Mile   Curtain of Military Secrecy Thrown Over Nuernberg Executions

Goering Wili Head March Of 11 Nazis To Prison Gallows   All But Rosenburg Turn To Bible For Last Day Solace

Nazis ToBegin Trek To Gallows At5. P.M. Today   All Reading Bible, Except One, As Day Of Death Approaches

Noose Slated To Take Toll During Night   Burial of Bodies In Secret Graves’ Expected Wednesda.

Kosenberg Alone Spurns Bible, Spiritual Aid   German Leaders Go  To Gallows Tonight

Eleven Nazis Face Hanging Tonight at 6  Ten Turn to Bible in Final Hours-— Raopreey Prevails

Lewis, Government Study Final Details   Rochester Industry Crippled By Transportation Walkouts

Committee Subpoenas Secy. Krug   House Group Takes Action After Official’s Failure To Appear and Tell of Plans for Pipelines

[SUBPOENA ISSUED, ‘FOR SECRETARY KRUG;   House Committee Takes Action When Cabinet Official Faits Te Appear Before Group

GOVERNMENT MAY OPERATE PIPES 1( TAKE GAS TO EAS}   Big and Little Inch Pipelines May Be Pressed Into Ser vice Due tea Strike

U.S. ‘Considering’ Taking Over Big And Little Inch   Would Carry Gas to Coal-less East from Texas Of Fields

YOUTH GIVING DETAILS OF HIS LIFE OF CRIME   Case Continued to Aug. 14 After Formal Arraignment

AGREEMENT ON PRIGE INCREASE HITS NEW SNAG   Labor Leaders Take PotShots At Restraints On Wage Boosts   BOWLES IS REPORTED AS READY TO QUIT

CONTROVERSY CENTERED ON PROFIT ISSUE   Report Bowles Against Increase to Insure  1936-39 Level

Dispute Halts Price Program   Wage-Price Policy Now : Awaits Decision of Truman

Presidential Decision On General Pay-Price Policy Also Hangs Fire

WAGE-PRICE POLICY STILL HANGS FIRE   Truman Advisers Disugree on How Far Administration Should Go in Putting Up Costs.   TALK AGAIN HEARD BOWLES MAY QUIT   President Said to Have  Vetoed Proposal for Return of War-Style Pav Controls.

Truman Advisers Disagree on Pay-Price Policy   Vital Decision by President Is Hanging Fire

New Dispute  Delays Steel  Price Boost Also Holding Up  ‘Crucial Decision L>... Te... W..? . 2. HTS

Clash Upsets Accord on Steel Price Increase   Truman‘s Decision On Pay-Price Policy Also Honas Fire

Pay-Price Policy Decision Drags  Advisers Disagree; Lahor Hits Plans

Lovely Cottage Is Winner Of Grand Natienal  25-1 Shot Winner Receives $35.320

STEEPLECHASE — Lovely Cottage, 25-1 Shot, Wins Big Race   Crowd Of 400,000 Watches Amateur Ride To Victory In Grand National

Peace Parley Delegate Raps RussiansFor  Blasted Rot’   Sick of ‘Quack, Quack’ Says New Zealand’s  Jordan

Nations Tiring Of Discussions From Russians   Soviets Suggest Only Warring Nations Should Vote On Peace Treaties

Sick Of ‘Blasted Old Rot’ At Conference, Wants To Do Something Instead Of Bickering

Declares Soviets Holding Up Work Of Peace Parley   - Vishinsky Wants Only Nations At War With Enemy States Have Vote On Treaty Drafts

Russian Delegate Causes More Trouble at Parley, Arouses New Zealand Representative

PLEA I PEACE SESCION   Russian Delegation Tosses Mak ings of New Fight Into Paris Session   NEW: ZEALANDER PEEVED AT LACK OF ACTION

New Battle. Stirred Up By Russians   Fresh Controversy Looms At Peace Conference as New Zealand Delegate Scores ‘Blasted Rot’

NEW ZEALANDER RAPS RUSSIANS   Refers to Red Talks as ‘Blasted Old Rot’

Russian Brings Up Makings of New East-West Fight   New Zealander Lashes At Long Speeches, Delays By Vishinsky, Pleads for Action

New Zealand's Delegate Raps Soviets   USSR Objects to Way Former Enemy State# Are to Vote

«Paris Tempers Flare- Russian Envoys Blasted   “WE'RE SICK OF LISTENING TO QUACK, QUACK,” SHOUTS NEW ZEALAND’S DELEGATE   Vishinsky Insistent.   Quick British Reply.

New East-West Dispute Openec By Russians   Australian Loses Patience At Tactics OF Soviet Deleaates

Russians Blasted for ‘Old Rot’   New Zealander is Tired of Same Old ‘Quack, Quack

New Zealand Delegate In Outburst   Denounces Reds For “Blasted Old Rot”

New Zealand Delegate Denounces ies Blasted Old Rot’ as Russians Toss. +  (Makings of New-Fieht into Parley. *-

’Soviet Slowdown Irks a Delegate   “Lets Do Something,” . Shouts New Zealander Tired of Speeches   ¥ MAY BAR U. S. VOTE   « Russian Plan Would Admit ~ Only Nations at War With Small Fry

Russia Would Bar Voting By Neutrals   ‘Action Put Over— ‘Blasted Rot,’ Says New Zealander

‘PEACE BATTLE’ IS RAGING ON   New Zealand Delegate Hits Reds, Calls for Action, Fewer Speeches

New Zealand Opens Attack Qn Russians   Soviets Denounced For ‘This Blasted Old Rot’ As New Fight Looms

New Zealander Blasts Russians For Dawdling  Calis For Action  At Conference —

THE RUSSIANS WERE DENOUNCED BY W. J. JORDAN   Soviet Delegation Tossed the Makings of a Fight Into Peace Conference.   OUTBURST OF TEMPER   New Zealand Delegate Denounced Russian for “Blasted Old Rot”.

‘Let's Do Something’ ‘Quack, Quack’ Of Soviet Envoy  At Paris Irks New Zealander      Eliminate Votes

Soviets Blasted For New Trouble   Latest Set Querie: At Paris Parley Brings Fire

W. J. Jordan Denounces Russians For Long Speeches And Arguments At Paris Conference — Soviet Delegation Tosses Makings Of New Fight Between Western And Eastern Powers Into Session, Proposing Limitation Of Vote On Treaty Drafts

NEW ZEALAND DELEGATE UP IN ARMS OVER CONFERENCE DELAYS URGES ACTION NOW

SOVIETS RAISE NEW ARGUMENT   Want Nations Not at War Barred from Peace Talks

LET'S GOP IRED DELEGATE AT PARIS PLEADS   New Fight Brews Over Red Insistence On Limiting Pearce Cammicsians

REDS START A NEW PEACE MEET ROW   New Zealand Delegate, in Outburst of Temper, Denounces the Russians for “This Blasted Old Rat ”

Russia Upsets Peace Parley With Delays   New Zealand Blasts Reds For Hindering Conference Work

NEW FIGHT BETWEEN EAST, WEST LOOMS   New Zealand Delegate Denounces Russians for ‘This Blasted Old Rot’

“Quack, Quack, Quack” By The Hour "Blasted Old Rot” ‘rks Peace Delegate

Sick of Quack. Quack, Peace  Delegate Says   New Zealander Calls Russians ‘This  Blasted Old Rot’

Russian Talks Draw Heated Dispute Today   W. J. JORDAN IN BITTER RETORT TO SOVIET STALLING

Peace Meeting Churns Along With  Verbiage   ‘Here We Sit Listening to Quack, Quack, Quack,” ‘New Zealander Comovlains

; _—NEW ZEALANDER EXPLODES...  ‘Let’s Do Something’ ‘ He Shouts In Soviet’s Ear

New East-West Fight Brewing At Conference   Russians Denounced By New Zealand Delegate For ‘Blasted Old Rot’

Hot Words In Reply To Russia   New Zealand Delegate Denounces Reds For “Blasted Old Rot” And Urges Mere Speed

Denounce Russians AtParisConference   New Zealand Envoy Exasperated At ‘Ouack Quack’ of Soviets

Blasted Old Rot” Denounced At Conference   But Soviets Stick To Position; Little Proaress Made

Soviet Would Exclude U.S. From Treaties   New Causes For Araument Seen

Long Speeches, Delays Attacked By New Zealand   Soviets Would Bar Non-Participants in War From Treaties

Russia Tosses New Issue Into ‘Peace Session   New Zealand Delegate Denounces Soviets for "Blasted Old Rot‘

Blasts Delaying Russian Action   New Zealand Delegate Disgusted With ‘Quack, QOnaek. Ounek.’

Anzac Tells:  Red To End “This Rot   New Zealander Sick of Listening to ‘Quack, Quack,’ He Says.

NEW ZEALANDER SLAPS AT SOVIET   Urges End to ‘Blasted Rot And Start Of Business

Temper Flare By New Zealand Delegate May Start New Fight At Peace Confab

New Zealander Flashes Temper   Delegate Jordon Denounces Russians For Parley Delays

TEALAND ENVOY BLASTS RUSSIA   Jordan Denounces Soviets For ‘This Blasted Old  Bae!   NEW BATTLE LOOMS

Scottdale Tot s Killed in Mishap  Child's Mother Is Sent To Hospital

Jews Refuse To Attend Parley   Reject Idea of Attending Talks On Palestine Sponsored By British

iSESSION SLATED FOR MONDAY   Agency Rejects Invitations To Discussions

WORKERS HOLD. DALLAS SESSION  ClO Asks For Wage Boosts To Equal New Prices Over Nation

Start Building Roadside Rests Along Highways   Construction Started On First Of Proposed 67 Roadside Rests In Pennsylvania

D.ALR. STUDIES NEGRO CLAUSE   Gets Proposal for Removal of Ban On Necro Artists

British Loan Delayed Again Before Senate   Backers of Loan Legislation Are Concerned Over  The Long Delay

British Loan Proposal  imperiled by Filibuster  Action on Draft Bill Soon Necessary

Loan Periled By Filibuster   Bilbo Seeking Kill On Grant to Britain

SEEK TO AVERT ~ SUGAR STRIKES   ‘Walkout by  6,000 Worker:  Due Tonight in Four  Cities

SUGAR. STRIKE            LAST MINUTE EFFORTS BEING MADE TO PREVENT WALKOUT AT EASTERN REFINERIES

PTT TTT TIUTUUUTUIOTUIUUTUUUIU LULL LU Election Results At Courier Oftice

Daily Washington Merry-Go-Round   JOHN D. SMALL SAYS: PRODUCTION OUTLOOK HEARTENING: WARNS AGAINST ROCKING BOAT: SAYS STEEL IS STILL PROBLEM,

Charges William N. Davey   With Reneging On $300   Weekly Payments Since April

PENNSYLVANIA FLOOD WATERS ARE RECEDING   Fight Deaths Recorded, Million:  Property Loss

Floods In State Slowly Receding: Losses Are Huge   Susquehanna River Region Sustains Much Damage By Raging Waters

WRECKED CHINESE PLANE IS LOCATED   Crash in Savage Lolo Country Causes 29 Deaths

RESCUER-PARTY SAYS.THAT BODIES OF AMERICAN PILOT AND 28 PASSENGERS  FOUND .

SUGGESTION BY BAILEY   Would Have State Take Over Camp  ‘te Ease Crowded Conditions

24 MEN “GRADUATE” IN BORO’ LAW CLASS   Certificates Awarded At Dinner Served at Croydon Last Evening

Hloward Hughes Takes Turn For Better: Condition No Longer Listed As Critica

UAW Parley Reveals Bitter feud In- ClO   Thomas Charges Foe For Presidency Failed In GM Strike. Conduct

rHomas AND REUTHER HURL  ‘CHARGES AT EACH OTHER AN RACE FOR PRESIa PEN CY

Bitter Battle Looming In Naming UAW Chief   ‘Thomas, Seeking To Hold Office, Claims Reuther ‘lumped Gun’ in GM Strike

Tornado Hits Detroit Area   3-Minute Twister Takes Damage Toll Over 4-Block Area Many Hurt

9 Injured, Roofs Wrecked As Tomado Hits Detroit   City Suffers Second Twister In Two Weeks: Little Harm Done

WHEELS TURA AGAIN. UNDER UNION CREW   $400,000,000 Strike Ends After Hectic 48-Hour Period,

ClO AUTO UNION OPENS ELECTION   Bedlam Precedes Balloting for UAW President

Bedlam Reigns As C10 Starts Its Election   Auto Workers In Convention, Shriek And Cheer For 20 Minutes

Auto Unions Start Ballot   Deciding On Leader, Thomas Or Reuther

More Trouble In Holy Land Threatened  Secret Radio Tells of Program for Terroristic Acts

Disturbances In Palestine Intensified  Police Repulse Jewish Raiders

MORE GRIEF SEEN OVER PALESTINE      Irgun, Underground Band, Promises Intensified Disturbance Wave

Ickes Dares To Dispute The President   Declares One of Mr. ‘truman’s Statements Is Not’ ‘frue. Continues _Firht On Pauley

Hits Back At Truman Statement   *“Contradicts Himself’ States Ickes Referring  To News Conference

Ickes Declares Statement By Truman ‘Untrue   Says President Has Contradicted Self

Claims Two Statements Contradict   Former Interior Chief Answers President in Blistering Fashion.

ICKES FIRES NEW BLAST AT TRUMAN IN PAULEY ROW   Declares One of Two Statements President Made at News Conferences “Is Not True.”   DOUBTS F. D. R. WOULD HAVE NAMED OIL MAN   Former Secretary Criticizes Executive’s Stand Against a Justice Department Investigation.

Ickes Says Truman Not  TellingTruth   Ex-Cabinet ‘Member Declares President  Contradicted Story

Ickes Accepts Truman's Dare  Publicity Questions President’s Veracity

Curmudgeon Hifs Contradiction In Press Meets   Says He Dares Question Integrity If Nation Needs Defense

Truman Refutes Own Words, Ickes Asserts   Resigned Secretary Strikes Back At Chief’s Statemen

Ickes Flays Back At Truman in Pauley Flareup   Former Secretary of Interior Disputes Presidential Integrity With Blast ‘‘Country’s Welfare” at Stake

Ickes Queries ‘Errors: In Truman’s Version  Cautions President of Obligation As Oil Senators Rally to Pauley

States Chief: Contradicted Self At Talk   Also Declares That’ ‘One -O£ ‘His Statements I N Triye.*         DISPUTES  INTECRITY:

ICKES SAYS: President  -Contradicted Self Recently  Also Says One Statement About

President Truman contradicts self in eonferences--Ickes   Former secretary declares one of . chief’s statements ‘is not true’

Ickes Holds Truman View ‘Not True   Former Cabinet Officer Dares To Dispute Integrity Of President

Ickes Declares Truman Mixed In Statements   Claims Reference To Nafning Pauley Is Not True .

Ickes Aims New Blast  At Truman   Charges President's Press Conference Statement Untrue

Ex-Seeretary Says Truman  Was Not True   Veteran New Dealer Cites Chief's Own Conference Record

Harold Ickes Backfires on President   Resigned Secretary of Interior Dares to Query Truman’s Integrity as Contradictions are Cited

Ickes Says President Truman’s Statement Is False Regarding Nomination Of Edwin Pauley

Ickes Denies Truman Told Strict Truth   Ex-Secretary Cites ‘Contradictions’ At Press Conferences

ICKES ASSERTS STATEMENT OF CHIEF UNTRUE   Ex-Cabinet Member Charges Truman Remarks Referring To Pauley Conflicting

ICKES DISPUTES TRUMAN STORY   President Contradicted Himself, Says Former Interior Secretary

‘Aiieged Contradictions in ‘Pauley Case Are Cited by lEx-Secretary of Interior

IGKES BLAST AT INTEGRITY UF PRESIDENT   Cites Contradictions Made in Statements on Pauley Case.

Goering Beats Hangman by Taking Poison   Military Convoy Speeds Bodies of Dead Nazis To Mystery Burial Ground; How Goering Got, Concealed and Took Poison Under Probe

Packing House Seizure May  Be Ineffective   AFL Men Ready to Work for Government but CIO Is Uncertain

Doubt Expressed That     Packing House Emptoyes Will Return To Work

TRUMAN DECIDES TO SEIZE PACKING PLANTS SATURDAY   A, F, of L. Pledges Its 70,000 Strikers Will Work for U. S.—C. I. O. Makes  Ban Clonimitmant   NEW MEXICO RANCHER TO DIRECT OPERATION   Government Reportedly Will Pay Any Wage Inercase Recommended by Fact Finding Board.

MEAT SEIZURE SET SATURDAY   Action Is Planned Despite Lack Of Assurance Of CIO Cooperation

Meat Packing Seizure Put Of Till Saturday   Government Lacks Pledge CIO Workers Will Resume Jobs

Seizure Of Plants Sel For Saturday   Government Lacks Assurance CIO Will Resume Wark

Bandits Rob Poughkeepsie Bank Runners of $44,000   Pair Grab Moneybags From Messengers In Front of Post Office and Make Getaway Toward North

Robbers Escape In Car: 12-State Alarm Is Flashed   Pair Halts Bank Employes On Steps of Postoffice, Take 2 Money Bags

Shahan After Kilgore Toga  Purchasine Director   Purchasing Director Enters Senate Race

Sen. Kilgore To Have Opposition  List Of Candidates Swells At Close

NLS TO BE pin nM   All Citizens Must Be registered in Order in Vote Nov: 9

DOCUMENTS SHOW ROOSEVELT INSISTED LEND-LEASE PROMISES TO RUSSIANS BE  FULFILLED REGARDLESS OF BIG DRAIN

Documents. Show FDR Expedited Aid To Russia   WPB Members Concerned When Russia Given Priority Over Other Programs

Reports Show WPB Concern Of FDR Plea  Behalf Russia   Late Chief Executive Insisted On Priority For Red Lend-Lease

BOARD TELLS OF RED LEND-LEASE   Roosevelt Pushed Shipments  To Russia: Report Shows

Insisted Promise Be  Fulfilled   FDR Wanted U.S. Keep Word On Lend-Lease Regardless Of Effect On Other Programs

Roosevelt Gave ‘Orders to Rush Materiel to Reds   Put Spurs to W.P.B. in °42 Because Shipments to Russia. Were Behind Schedule

Britain's Loan Stake Increases  Canada Awaits Action hy US.   CHURCHILL REPEATS PLEA FOR ALLIANCE

Group Votes Not To Call Churchill   Former Prime Minister Will Not Be Asked To Testify

‘Pearl Harbor Group Votes Not To Call Churchill   Democrats Form Solid Block In Opposing Motion

CHURCHILL IS NOT ASKED TO APPEAR      “Pearl Harbor Com.  Turris Down Idea by 6 to 2 Vote

Committee Votes Against Calling Winston Churchill   Democrats Ballot Solidly Against Motion By GOP Senator to Have Briton Tactify

EARL HARBOR 'ROUP VOTES KOWN MOVE TO ALL CHURCHILL   -Senator Ferguson Wanted Briton Ta Tell More About Deals With FDR

ATTACK PROBE VOTES 6 102 AGAINST CALI   Barkley Halts Examination of Kimmel to Poll Committee.

Reject Plea To Call W. C. As Witness   Ferguson's Motion To Invite Britain's War Leader Turned Down By 6-2 Vote

INQUIRERS WONT CALC GHURGHILL   Democrats In Pearl Harbor Probe Kill Plan, 6 To 2

PROBERS NOT 10 CALL CHURCHILL   Pearl Harbor Group Reject: Mave by 6 ta 2 Vote

PEARL HARBOR INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE VOTES NOT TO CALL CHURCHILL FOR HIS TESTIMONY

Demos Against Churchill as Probe Witness   Ferquson Motion Is Voted Down

PROBE REJECTS CHURCHILL CALL   Kimmel Says Nothing Left Undone That Could Have Saved Jap Blow

Committee Declines  To Ask Churchill To Attend Inquiry   Pearl Harbor Probers Vote Down Proposal of Sen. Fereuson

Reject Motion To Seek Testimony From Churchill ©   Pearl Harbor Committee Votes Down Calling In Ex-British Leader _

Won't Call Churchill   Committee Votes Down Progosal to Question  Former Prime Minister

REJECT MOVE TO INVITE CHURCHILL   Pearl Harbor Com. Votes Down Motion Of Ferguson, 6-2

Pearl Harbor Commitiee Votes 6 to 2 Acainst Askina Churchill to Testify

Democrats Vote Down ‘GOP Motion   Ex-British Chief - Now In Florida

SIX DEMOCRATS BALLOT SOLIDLY TO DEFEAT PLAN   Two Republicans Favor Asking Former Prime Minister as Witness

Democrats To Oppose Calling British Leader   PEARL HARBOR BOARD MAY NOT HEAR CHURCHILL

U. S. Probers Bar Testimony  Of Churchill   Committee Votes 6-2 Against Inviting Ex-Premier

Harbor Group Rejects Call To Churchill   Committee Votes 6 To 2 Against Calling Forme1 Prime Ministez.   VACATIONS IN U.S.

Probers Reject Motion to Call Churchill   Kimmel Testimony Resunied After _ Proposal Defeated

Churchill Won't Offer Testimony On Pearl Harbor   Motion To Invite Him To Tell Of Conferencs With F.D.R. Rejected

Vote Churchill Not To Be Callec Up as Witness   Pearl Harbor Probe Will Not Hear ExPrime Minister

Probe Unit Not To Call In Churchill   Pearl Harbor Committee Ballot Is 6-2 Against Summoning Briton.

Defeat Motion tc Call Churchill  Disaster Probers Reach Decision

P. H. Committee Rejects Motion To Hear Churchill   Ferguson and Gearhart Yote Yes: 6 Vote No, 2 Vote ‘‘Present’’

Vote 6 to 2 Not to Call Churchill      Pearl Harbor — Committee Member Wanted His Story On Pearl Harbor

Churchill Not To Testify at Disaster Probe   Group Votes 6 to 2 Against Calling ExLeader to Appear As Pearl Harbor Witness

SOLONS DECIDE . ‘WINNIE NOT:T0 BE SIMMANER   Paarl. Harbor, Committee Votes 6 te 2 Ageinst: calli Briton as Withee 7:

CHURCHILL 10 PROBE BEATEN   GOP Members of Pearl Harbor  (Inquiry Board Assailed By Democrats

Committee Declines To Invite Churchill   Pearl Harbor Probers Reject Motion Offered By Senator Ferguson

Inquiry Committee Defeats Motion to Question Churchill   Proposal ‘to Invite Former Prime Minister Rejected By 6 to 2 Ballot   TWO GOP MEMBERS DECLINE. TO VOTE   Examination of Kimmd Continues for Fourth Consecutive Day

ONLY TWO COMMITTEE VOTES CAST IN FAVOR OF UN-..- : USUAL PEARL HAR. BOR PROPOSAL

‘Winnie’ Excused  By Pearl  Probers   Visitor Will Not Be Summoned To Testify

REJECT MOTION FOR CHURCHILL TO BE WITNESS   Pearl Harbor Committee Turns Down Ferguson Idea

MOTION TO ASK CHURCHILL T0 TESTIFY LOSES   Ferguson Wanted To Ask Former Prime Minister About Charter

Defeat Quiz of Churchill On Pearl Harbor   Democrats Vote Solidl; Against Calling Briton As Witness

Pearl Committee Rollcall Opposes (Calling Churchill   Vote Comes On Ferguson Motion To Ask Former British Premier Testify

Probers Vote Not To Ask Ghurchil!  To Give Testimoriy   Pearl Harbor Committee Rejects Fergusen’s Pian

Churchill Not To Be Called In Harbor Probe   Comunittee Votes 6 to 2 In Rejeeting Republican Proposal to Hear Former Prime Minister

Demo Probers Reject Move To Query Ex-Prime Minister On FDR Talks

DEMOCRATS VOTE DOWN PROPOSAL TO HEAR BRITON   REPUBLICAN’S MOVE TO ‘INVITE’ WINNIE DEFEATED BY 6-2

New Protests Peril G. 0. P. Tax Cut Plan   Start on Reducing Federal Debt Urged Before Income Step

Some Opposition Is Seen for  Income Tax Cut  Wisdom of Move Now Is Questioned  Yr... ee "SRS 5 Agen

Republicans Planning 20 Percent Tax Cut May Face Stiff Opposition First

GOP Tax Plan May Hit Snag   Some Republicans Doubt Wisdom. Of Larae Cut in Income Levy

OPPOSITION MOUNTS TO QUICK TAX SLASH   2 More Republicans Favor Other Reductions First

Some Opposition Is Seen for  Income Tax Cut  Wisdom of Move Nov Is Questioned By Several Solons

GOP's Besinning To Back Down Ot  Tax Cut Promise   Leaders Coming Forward With Excuses and Questionine Wisdom.

Opposition To Tax Cut Faces GOP Leaders   BIG REDUCTION TO MEET STRONG FIGHT IN CONGRESS

Plan For General 20 Per Cent Income Tax Slash May Provoke Major Tiff When Congress  Meets; Opposed In Both Parties.

Tax Reduction Battle Looms For Republicans   Scattered Party Members Question Wisdom of Move

GOP Leaders May Run Into Major Fight On Tax Cut   Some Republicans Are Questioning Wisdom Of Quick Reduction

Opposition Mounts To 20 Per Cent Tax Cut  ee ca Thiek. “~ oes Slack Tho o. sh eh se a eS og “ee £ a»

Opposition Crops up In Congress As to Wisdom of Cut-in Income Taxes

G. 0. P. Tax-Reduction Plan Runs into More Opposition   House .Members Are Questioning Move’s Wisdom

Fight Brews On Proposal to Cut Taxes   Knutson Answering Critics Declares Slash is Possible

Republican Leaders May Run Into Major Fight Against Plan To Reduce Income Tax   GOP House Members Question Wisdom; Democrats Want Budget Balanced First

MAJOR FIGHT MAY BE IN OFFING ON LOWER TAX PLANS   More Republicans Questioning Wisdom of Reductions on. Taceme Taxes

TAX REDUCTION PROPOSAL MAY RUN INTO SNAG   Two Republicans Add Their Voices of Doubts to Cuts in 1947

NEW OPPOSITION TO GOP PLAN T0 CUT INCOME TAX  REPUBLICAN LEADERS   REPUBLICAN LEADERS MAY RUN INTO MAJOR CONGRESSIONAL ROW

GOP May Meet Major Fight On Tax ( uls   Opposition Grows To Tax Reduction Until Start Made  On Reducing Debt

Republicans To Meet Opposition In Tax Cut Plan   Members of GOP Question Wisdom of Twenty Per Cent Cut

Republicans May Run. Into Major Fight on Tax Cuts   Both GOP, Democratic  . Party Members Attack Wiedam nf Plan

Fight Forecast On Plan To Cut  Income Taxes   GOP House Members Wil Battle Party Program To Give 20 Percent Cut Next Year

Bi-Partisan Harmony in Senate Probe Committee Ends With GOP Accusations

PROBE GROUP'S HARMONY UPSET   Democrats Accused of Trying To Belittle Committee °

REPLY TO ANGLO-AMERICAN REPORT EXPECTED. TO ASK FOR “HANDS OFF” POLICY

Garrison At Tsingtao To Defend Self   Marine Commander Denies Knowledge Of Demand

Solons Seek Early Action On Tax Reduction   Knutson Urges Overhaul of Entire Excise Levy” Structure By July 

New Mark Of 435 MPH Is Established Veteran Airman Sets New Speed Record

PAUL MANTZ WINS $10,000 AIR RACE; FLIES 435.6 M. P. H.   Wings Way From Van Nuys Calif., to Cleveland In 4 Hours 42 Minutes and 10 Seconds.   dACQUELIN COCHRAN FINISHES SECOND   Thomas Mayson Appears to Have Come In Third With W. E. Eddy In Fourth  Plang

FIRE KILLS TWO; 11 HURT, 71 FLEE   18 Families Homeless After Apartment House Blaze In Ashland, Ky.

Ignore Talk By Churchill   Truman, No Comment On Alliance Proposal

‘Two Texans Among 33 Army, Navy Men Thought ‘Dead in Two Plane Crashes in California

Army Already: Probing Cause Of Plane Blast   Wreckage of B-29 Also Found; Four Bodies <. z Ramaved ny §

Bodies Of Ten Still Missing In Mountains   C-47 Explodes In Air; B-29 Plows Into High Peak

33 Men Killed’ In Crash of Two Army Planes   26 Die in Mid-Air Explosion of C-47; Seven in B-29 Plunge

United States Holding Ou - For Original Session Scheduled Sept. 23

Ble 8 TO nOLD SUNDAY SESSION   Question of Postponing UN Assembly Meeting Will Be Thrashed Out

Conference Is Called For Sunday   Compromise Solution Of Disagreement Is Believed To Be Developing.

UN Assembly Facing Delay   Big Five Will Meet Sunday To Discuss  Postponement

MILLION PENN’A MEN NOW QUT OF SERVICE   Fate Of 422 Draft Boards In Doubt

Much Work. Still  Before Congress  Adjournment Probable Some Time Next Week

Many Bills Await Action By Congress   Barkley Sees No Pros pect for Adjourning Before End of Month; Confers With Truman

Truman Ponders ea eeeriamneenennnemnell  OPA Bill May Delay Holiday For Congress

CONGRESS NOT TO ADJOURN QUICKLY, CALENDAR IS FULL      Solons May Be Able to Wind Up Pressing Business by  Next Week

Congress Drives To End Session By Week’s End   Long Sessions  Planned Daily

Congress Aims! ‘To Finish Work This Weekend   Price Control and Atomic Energy Top Pile Of Work Remaining On Agenda

End of Session To Be Delayed  For Congress   No Prospect for Adjourn: ment Until Middle ot! Next Week

‘SOVIET BALKS — ON FAR WEST   RUSSIA WILL NOT AGREE TO BAN FRANCISCO AS PER~~ MANENT SITE FOR UN

LeMars Guard Unit Returns From Camp With High Honors  - Five Men Recognized For Four Years Of  Service In Comnanyv

FAGT-FINDING BOARDS FAVOREL   Schwellenbach Told Labor, Management Chafe Under Compulsory Arbitration

BOARD FILES REPORT WITH LABOR DEPT,   Enforced Bargaining As Peace Weapon Is Rejected Definitely

HINESE REDS LUNT CHIANG 'AINS IN NORTH   Wipe Out Half Of Bridgehead

Coming Primary Likely To See Defeat Of Incumbent Congressman Zeb Weaver

Democratic Primary Finds (One Congressman Fighting 'Hard To Retain His Office

Teachers Adopt 6-Point Program  Holds Public Good Must Be Canciderad

Towa Teachers Offer Program Of Legislation   1945 Assembly Lauded For Its Record Of Good School Laws.

Dewey Readies Tour of Mead’s Home Temton   Governor’s Stretch Drive For Re-Election Begins In Ernest Monday   SENATOR. BLASTS HOSPITAL POLICY   Says Governor Neglected Patients, Promises Corrective Measures

Ministers Ask Month's Delay In U.N. Meeting   Council Agrees To Proposal By Russia; To Avoid Conflict With Peace Conference

Foreign Ministers To Ash _ Month Deiay Of UN Meet   Date of October 23 in New York Suggested for Next Session—Byrnes Returns from Germany to Attend Meeting Sunday

POSTPONEMENT OF ASSEMBLY BEING SOUGHT   Council Of Foreign Ministers Would Delay UN Start One Month   BYRNES REFRAINS FROM ANY ACTION

Ministers at Paris Call For Change   United States Takes Neutral Position on Big-Power Request

Many Nations Cannot Fill Dual Roles   Great Britain Renounces Claim Upon Italy

United states Not Connected With Proposal  U. §. Reportedly Won't Oppose Move To Seek uearelahonon  PTIAM IC ACL AVER

Foreign Ministers Want Postponement of US Conferences   New York Peace Meeting Would Interfere With Affairs in Paris

Peace Council Asks Delay In U.N. Meeting .   Foreign Ministers’ Agree Qo ‘Russian © ‘Move For “Postponement...

Want to Pat Off Assembly Session   Foreign Ministers Council  Asks Postponement to October 23   U. S. Offered No No Objection “to Soviet Request for y

Month’s Delay Until October Will Be Sought   Ministers Propose Concurrent Meeting In New York City To Present Treaties

Foreign Ministers Ask UN General Assembly To Consider Late Opening   United States Not Associated With Move To Open Lake Success Meeting On October 23; Ministers To Also Meet In New York

U.N. Will Get Peace Treaties in October.   . Foreign Ministers Ask Delay of Month in Resembly Meeting

MINISTERS WANT   . MEETING OCT. 23   United States Does Not Object To Prope al; Press Of Peace Conference ; Work Is Reason Given

ig sk enera Big 4 Ask UN G Assembly to Postpone Meeting for a Month

Ministers Council Agrees to Postpone Meeting  United Nations Grour Is Asked to Delay Sept. 23 Gathering

U. N. General Meeting Will Be Postponed   Foreign Ministers Council Accepts Proposal of Russia To Delay Opening for One Month.

Ask UN Assembly To Postpone Its Sept. 23 Meet   Big 4 Would Avoid Conference Conflict

Byrnes Opposed to Russ Demand But Acquiesces After Others Back Move

REQUEST U. N, ASSEMBLY BE POSTPONED FOR ANOTHER MONTH   Foreign Ministers Council Agrees  To Request Made By Soviet Russia

United Nations May Put Off Talk   Ministers’ Council Seeking Delay Of Session

Ask U. N. Meet Be Postponed   Ministers’ Council Makes Request of United Nations

Seek To Avoid Conflict With Peace Conference... .  U. N. General Assembly Asked To Delay Sessio1

Asks UN. To Delay Meeting   Month’s Postponement ‘Would. Avoid Conflict With Peace Parley; Big Four Meet First 

Ministers Council Agrees to Postpone Meeting  United Nations Grour  Is Asked to Delay Gant 99% Sathana

UnitedNations May Postpone Scheduled Assembly   Foreign Ministers Request Action — At Paris Meeting; U. S. Dees Not Vote

BIG 4 AGREES T0 SOVIET PPOPOSAL TO POSTPONE U.N  FOREIGN MINISTERS   FOREIGN MINISTERS TO MEET ASSEMBLY IN N. Y. NEXT MONTH

U.N. Asked To Delay Meeting For One Month   Foreign Ministers Try To Avoid Conflict With  Paris Peace Parley.

UN MAY DELAY MEETING DATE   Action Taken Tc Avoid Con.. flict with Peace Session in Paris

COUNCIL ASKS U.N. ASSEMBLY DELAY MEETING.      May Confer In New York City

Rites Held for  Port Y oungster   Gary Meacham, 4, Drowned in River

Funeral Services for Gary Meacham to Be Held at Home Saturday: Coroner Issues Certificate of Death by Accidental Neowning: Dog Leads Rescuers to River

SOVIET FIGHTERS BUZZ U.S. PLANE      Fourth Incident in Austria Involves American General

Big Four Looks Fo Hint That Russia Will Compromise   Bidault Presides Over First Session At 4 P. M. Today

Predictions For Proavass Very Glooray   May Have To Sign Senarate Treaties

BIG FOUR FOREIGN MINISTERS REOPEN PARIS CONFERENCE   Americans and British Look _ te Russia for Hint of Pe so

BIG FOUR MEET NOT T00 BRIGHT   Paris Conference Resumes In Gloomy Atmosphere

- --PARLEY—”*  Seek Hint Russ May Give in   Byrnes Pushes For Germany, . Batkan Pacts

PEACE TALKS ARE RESUMED BY BIG FOUR   Gloomy Predictions Are Paris Conference Will Achieve Little Success.

BIGFOUR MEETINGS — START TODAY   “Western Powers Hope to Find Reds Willing —  To Compromise

SUCCESS IS UP TO RUSSIA AT PARIS MEETING   Byrnes Plarts To Seek More Consideration Of Big German Question   TO BACK BRITISH PLAN   ee ee ee  U. §S. Minister And British Delegate Stand Firm On Essentials

Ministers Look To Molotov for Compromise Hint   Each Delegation Standing Pat on Convictions, Outlook Gloomy

Molotoy Hits Work Done bj Peace Group   Holds Action on Treaties Dominated by the United States

Seize 2 Lads With $39,000      Take Money From Piang In Home Of Youth’s Father A Dentist.

People Shiver Throughout Much of U.S.   Schools Closing in Many Places; Industry Is Slowing Down

Cold Weather Brings Pleas lor More Coal   Additional Schools to  Close; Householders Besiege SFA Offices

Cold Wave Shrinks U. S. Coal Supply  Householders Besiege SFA For Allotments; Over 100,060 Idle

Cold Wave Lifts  Demand for Coal  Nation's Stockpiles - Fast Dwindling

U.S. Shivers As Supply Of Coal Shrinks   100,500 Workers Tdle As Result Of Mine Walkout

HOMES CHILLY: MEN LAID OFF BY FACTORIES   INDUSTRIES FORCED TO CLOSE DOW IN CINCINNATI

COLD WAVE HITS ~ HEATLESS HOMES   Fuel Rationed Out on 10-Day - Basis; Many Schools May Have to Close

Soviets Accuse United States Of Meddling   Interfering With Countries Involved In Danube Traffic

Rontend Seizure Of Vessels Constituted Pressure To  Obtain Aims   VINANT URGES MEETING iF NATIONS CONCERNED

WITH DANUBE INTERFERENCE      Soviets Blast Refusal To Return Yugoslav, Czech Vessels

Makes Accusation After U.S. Proposes U.N. Council Call Meeting To Resolve Danubian Problems

Soviets Say U.S. Keeps Slavs’ Ships   British Secretary Agrees With Stalin On ‘No War Likely’

44 S'LOUIS MEAT PLANTS WORKING   WAGE AGREEMENTS ASSURE CONTINUED UNION OPERATION

Deposits Continue Sharp Upward Rise   Gain of Banks in Three Months Totals $956,071

MENCKEN COMPLAINS ABOUT BARKING DOG   Noted Auther Claims Canine Is Se Persistently Neisy As Te Be Nuisaare

$17,000 A Year  That Is Sum Eleanor Now — Is Drawing From Taxpayers

Telephone Walkout Vote Slated Today   Long Distance Operators’ Threat TLessened as No Authority Is Asked

Phone Strike Threatened by Workers’ Poll   GM Strike Still Needs Negotiating, Mediator Says

IN UNITED STATES   Nation-Wide Skutdown Is Reported Favored In Survey  . »   STEEL WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS

FAVORED BY PHONE UNION   Majority Wants Strike to Enforce Wage Demands

Threaten. Long-Line Walkout,   Telephone Unions Favor Strike By 230,000

Long Distance Union's Leader Changes Mind   Philadelphia Group Makes Settlement; GM Talk on Again

Phone Strike Stirring New Labor Unrest   ‘Genversion Program Strikes New Snag Under Threat

Operators In  Philadelphia Return To Work   Survey of Unions Shows Majority Favors Strike Throughout Nation

Majority of Workers Want Strike   Survey Shows Walkout Fa. vored, But Are Willing to Mediate

Phone Strike  Delayed by Lines Unior   Tieup Threat Grows Less but Still Hangs over Nation

UNION LEADER COOL TO PLAN FOR WALKOU   Philadelphia Tieup Settled: Service Restored

Long Lines Tied Up In East As Steel Men Flock Back To Work   National Reconversion Program Speeds To Recover Important Time Lost During Month-Long Strike Of Steel Workers.   Mills Pouring Pigiron Small Fry Holds Back

Higher Stakes Are Seen In His Tactics   Meanwhile Governmen Steps Up Its  Efforts To Settle  Mine Dispute.

Hope Fades for ‘Averting Mine Strike Monday   Operators Says Lewis Delays Agreement And Is ‘Playing For Higher Stakes’

UMW President Is Said Playing for Higher Stakes,   CONTRACT PARLEY CONTINUES TODAY   No Hope Is Now Held for Preventing Work Stonpage.

Operators Say Lewis Deliberately Delays Talks   Nothing Can Stop Coal Miner Walkout Now Scheduled To Start Monday

LEWIS ACCUSED OF WORKING TO PREVENT PACT   Coal Association Says Lewis “Playing For Higher Stakes”

Operators Say Lewis Wants No Agreement   UMW Chieftain ‘Playing for Higher Stakes’ In Coal Parley

ACCUSE LEWIS OF JUGGLING COAL ISSUE   Association Says . He Shuns Settlement For ‘Higher Stakes’

MAI. EDW. BOWES FAMED AMERICA SHOWMAN EXPIRES   Sponsor of “Amateur Hour’ Made Three Fortunes in Coeterful Corner

DEATH CLAIMS MAJOR BOWES   Originator Of Amateur Hour Dies On Eve Of His 72nd Anniversary

Average Soars to $59.51  ' Per Hundred; Prices  Remain at Same Levels odav.

Average Soars to $59.51 ‘Per Hundred; Prices ‘Remain at Saihe Levels “Today. ©

‘Russia   Scotland      Boy King Ousted in Bulgar Plebiscite Goes Into Exile

Kimmel Finishes Probe Testimony   General Short Will Tell Story Today

Radar Equipment Sent to Turkey   British Deny Setting Up Military Supply Base in Dardanelles

WHOLESALE FOOD PRICES AT PEAK   Index Goes Above All-Time Record Set in 1919

APPEAR TODAY IN WAR PROBE   States He’s Too Busy To Heed Summons  At This Time

War Profits Inquiry Group Recalls Witness   Moy On List To Testify If He Answers Subpoena

INQUIRY WAITS WORD FROM MAY   Group Slates Testimony For Tuesday

Cost Of War Probing Hits Senate Group   Asks For Additional Funds While Waiting For May Aud Coffee io An swer ‘Invitations’

May Too Busy to Testify  Kentuckian Reports He  Might Be Available At Later Date

Freeman to  Be Recalled   Senators Will Question Him About Attempts to Influence Witness

POSTPONES TESTIMONY   May Says He Is Too Busy in Con. gress; Will Appear Later

Recall Freeman For Questions   Ask Combine Agent About ‘Reports: ° Of Influencing Witness.

May Willing fo Talk ‘Later’   Won't Testify Before Committee Tuesday

Await Decision By May Today On Whether He Will Testify   Congressman to Reveal Whether He Will Answer Summons of Committee

Recall Freeman on War Profits  Munitions Agent to Be Heard Tuesday

Joseph Freeman To Be Recalled For Questioning      Expee ied To Seek More Money For Continued. Hearings

May Will Answer Questions About War Contracts Soon, But Not Today

PROFITS PROBE AWAITS REPLY OF REP. MAY   Panel To Recall Agent after Report He ‘Influenced Witness’

May To Reveal His Answer Today   Congressman May Not Testify Until Congress Adjourns

TO TALK BUT NOT TUESDAY   Congressman Says He is Ready To Testify at Some Later Hearing Date   PRESS. OF CONGRESSIONAL WORK GIVER -AS REASON

To Recall Freeman In  ‘War Probe   Washington Agent For Munitions  $05 eee, Bee TUT Ve COIN Wi De  Heard Tomorrow

May To Testify At a Later Date   Business Prevents Tuesday Appearance

Rep. May Agrees To Testify ‘Later In Profits Probe   Says Schedule Prevents Appearance On Stand Tuesday; Freeman Recalled

May Too Busy’ To Appear Now ~ For War Prob   Says Hels Entitled To Be Represented By Crrn Counsel

May ‘Unable’ To Respond to Subpoena Today   Pressure of Duties Cited; Wants to Have Counsel

SENATE GROUP WAITS ON MAY   Wor Profits Inquir, To Be Resumed Tuesday—Freeman Will Testify

War Profits Probe Committee to Seek New Appropriation   Unexpected Expenses Incurred by Investigating Group

Freeman to Be Recalled for Profits Probe   Attempted to Influence Witness?

Will Not Appear  ‘Tuesday   Rep. May Indicates Willingness to Appear Before War  Inquiry Group Later

MAY T00 BUSY FOR TESTIMONY   Congressman May Talk On War Profits Quiz At ‘Early Date’

May Will Testify ‘At Early Date   Accused Congressman However, Declines To Appear Tomorrow

Probers Ho pe May Appears Before Board   Washington ‘Agent For Mu nitions Company Also  Will Be Heard

May Says He Can't Appear At Probe Now   Indicates Willingness To Testify at Later Date; Committee to Call General Waitt

Plans To Testify At ‘An Early Date’   Chemical Warfare Chief Called To Explain "Whitewashing’ Of Munitions Combine

Chairman of House Mili. tary Committee Says However, He Will Appear At ter Congress Rush.

WILL RECALL FAEEMAN IN PROFITS CASE   Committee Probing Operations of a Munitions Combine to Ask Him About Charges of Talking to Witness.

Mead Probers  Dratt Request For More Fund:   Meantime, Group Awaits Decision Of Rep. May

May Says He Won't Attend Hearing Today   Kentucky Democrat As. serts Press Of Duties Prevents Appearance   “ARRANGEMENTS” ARE UNDER DISCUSSION   Chief Of Chemical Warfare Service Will Give Testimony Today

NEW TESTIMONY DUE ON COMBINE   May Scheduled’ To Appear Tuesday Before Group

SUBPOENA IS IGNORED BY CONGRESSMAN   May Is Teo Busy to Testify Before  Mead and Committee

FREEMAN QUESTIONED ON WITNESS TAMPERING   Senate Committee Asks More Money To Continue War Profits Inquiry

May ‘Unable’ To Attend Senate’s War Profit Probe   Kentucky Representative, Chairman Of House Military Committee, Pleads Press Of ‘Legislative’ Duties In Response

He’s Too Busy To Testify  At This Time, May Contends  May Appear Later; Group Probing Wartime Profits   met ua age

REP, MAY ASSERTS HE 15 “TOO BUSY” TO TESTIFY TODAY   Congressman Indicates He May Make Appearance Later Before War Profits Investigators.   REITERATES VIEWS REGARDING HIS RIGHTS   Says He Feels Entitled to Representation By Counsel and Cross-Examination Privilege,

Duty’ Delays Appearance Of Rep. May  Kentuckian Says Arrangements ‘Being Discussed’

,AIRFORCE-UNITS LOBGE PROTEST   Men Aver They're Detained Without Good Cause ot English Base

NEAT FAMINE INQUIRY LOOMS   Total Livestock on Farms Expected to Fall Next Year

Congress Probe May Develop fn Meat Famine   Senators Urge Decontro] Of Meat Prices To Relieve Meat Famine Now

PROBE OF MEAT FAMINE SEEN   Ag Officials See Drop in "47 Production

MEAT FAMINE INQUIRY HINTED   Small Business Invited to Make Request as Qutlook For Future Darkens.

CONGRESS MAY INVESTIGATE MEAT FAMINE   Stock on Farms to Drop in ’47 Despite Plenty of Feed

MAY CONDUCT — "MEAT PROBE   SENATE COMMITTEE MAY HOLD im INQUIRY INTO SCARCITY OF

1895 Explosion Survivor Dies  Harry A. Kinney Is Ceallad in Mhicecean

1895 Explosion Survivor Dies  Harry A. Kinney Is Called in Chicaado

Renewed Fighting in Indonesia Reported   Danish Woman Sentenced as Aide of Gestapo

One Killed, 43 Injured _ When Boiler Explodes  ~ During Church Dinner

Church Blast Kills Woman; A3 Persons Hurt   Boiler Explodes During Banquet At Washineton, Pa.

Woman- Killed Anjured in Church blast   Boiler ‘in Washington, Pa., Church Explodes. ‘During Father-Son Ranquet..

Parley To Check Strike Resumed   Virginia Power Workers Express Willingness To Arbitrate

Declares Members Will Not Work Voluntarily for Conunonwenlth al Pre vailing Wagers

LIVESTOCK POURS INTO U. §. MARKETS   Prices Drop As Shipments Reach Record Size °

Prices Tumble On Record Run Livestock   157,000 Hogs Estimated in Today's Shipments

RUSH EXCEE PRICE “HOLIDAY DURING SUMMER   Major Yards Are Jammed With Trucks Waiting to Unload   PACKERS SHORT OF MEN   Hog Prices Lower; Cattle Uneven and Sheep Trend Is Mixed

Much Cattle To Be Butchered In Few Days   MILE-LONG CARAVANS IN LINE AT ALL MEAT PLANTS

Livestock Shipments Set Record   Ali Marketing Centers Jam med Today and Pri ces Come Down

Today's. Shipments Of Hogs Alone Almost 157,000 Com pared With 9,500 One Week  Aon   LOWER PRICES FREELY MENTIONED AT MARTS

DRIVES AUTO TEN FEET. SIX INJURED   New York Haberdasher Held on. Assault Charas

Leftists Engage In Street Battle On Election Eve   Vote to Reflect Public Feeling Toward Britain

Sen. Johnson Charges Army nas Broken ‘Solemn’ Promises   Urges Public Hea: ring to Hear Chief of Staff Explain Situation

Job To Be Done And Soldiers Must Do It, General Declares   New Criticism

Officers Tell Men In Europe U. S. Has Commitments  Soldiers Who Protest Being in Europe Plan Second Meeting

DEMOBILIZING PROGRAM I0 BE REVISED   Pending Recasting of Plans Eisenhower Acts To Speed Frome Men Not Needed For Occupation   LAWMAKERS IRRITATED

Sioux Cityan Tops In LeMars Open Golf Tournament   Gib Phillips Is Medalist With 33; 114 Golfers Enter

Sioux Cityan Tops In LeMars Open Golf Tournament  _ Gib. Phillips Is. -Medalhet With 322.-

GUNMAN GIVES UP IN OMAHA   Remarks About Dress Suit Caused Him To Shoot Couple In Chicago

IT C ant Figure lt Our  tte ne  \ et ‘Thinks’ Hes Shot Chicago Pair for Jibes at His Attire

FOUR CONGRESS CONTESTS STILL NOT DETERMINED  Three Are for Senate anc Democratic Candidates Are in Lead        LINEUP NOT AFFECTED GOP Is Sure.of 51 Seats in Senate and 246      GOP Is Sure.of 51 Seats in Senate and 246 in the House

Price Control Chief Predicts Ceilings’ End   Administrator Says Measure Would Hit Vital Commodities

PAUL PORTER TALKS ABOUT OPA DEFEAT   Sees Great Gaps as Result of House  Action by Its Vote

Price Control Backer: See Grave Condilions if Restrictions Are Removed From Vital Convundities

Chief Porter Fights Bill Reducing OPA Power   Sees Ceilings Off Items Making Up At Least Half Cost  OF Nation’s Living

PORTER ASSAILS RESTRICTIONS PUT IN OPA MEASURE   Declares They Will Force Removal of Ceilings From Many Articles if House Decision Prevails.   SHOES, WOOL, COAL, MILK, MEATS MENTIONED   Price Chief’s Remarks Pointed at Senate, Where Uncertain Fate Awaits House-Approved Bill.

Says Measure House Passed 355 to 42 Would Require Removal of Ceilings from Half Cost  et Living Commodities.

Gaps Chopped In Powers As Porter Is Cornered   Senate Gets Next Crack At Prics Control Law; Bowles Also  le Paeasimiatic

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OPA Man Cites Milk, Textiles as ‘Freed’ Goods: .  - Dry Goods Chief. _ Agrees House Want “Tan Far’

MT. VERNON MAN DROPS DEAD WHILE ATTENDING SISTER-IN-LAW’S FUNERAL

Western Union Is Authorized To Hike Rates  10 Per Cent Increase Granted By FCC In 5 To 1 Decision

Western Union ~ Hike Approvec   Telegraph Rates Go Us 10 Per Cent

‘Uno May Postpone Action On Indonesi« Problem; Fail To Vote On Site

REDS ACCUSE BRITAIN OF - MAKING WAR   Ukrainian Delegate  Charges Britain  With Making War on Indonesia

-Middla Eastern Powder Keg Smolders  Palestine Report Will Be Released Tonight

Middle East Battle Vital Parley ‘Tssue   Clash ‘of Wills  Over: Control of Straits Cited As Gigantic Contest. Between Great Powers.

Today’s Outlook   By GLENN BAB B (Substituting for Mackenzie AP Foreign Affairs Analyst   ‘Uz S. GETS IN ON STRAITS QUESTION FOR FIRST TIME

‘JAPANESE NEVER PLANNED TO LAND ON SOIL OF UNITED STATES, WAR CRIMES COURT IS ADVISED

BLOC IS FORMED   Group in House Would Put Economie Embargo Into Effect Acainst Spain

FIGHTING FLARES   New Committee To Try to Bring Parties Together

Committee Of 5. Aimed To Form . China Coalitior   U. Ss. Ambassador Leader; Developnient Seen. Most  Popeful In Some Time

Report Chiang OKs Coalition   Stuart To Head 5 Man Steering Committee

Kai-Shek Favors  Committee of Five   New Development Is Held as Hopeful; Would Embrace All

Chiang’s Approval Of Coalition Plan May End Civil War  Action Regarded as ‘Most Hopeful Act’

Coalition Rule "In China Seems  Closer At Hand   Chiang Kai-shek Saic To Have Approved New Group Of Five.”

CHINA COALITION REPORTED NEAR   Chiang Said To O. K. Group To Clear Way For Rule

CHIANG KAI-SHEK If REPORTED AGREEING TO NEW PEACE PLAN  _ CHINESE STRONG MAN  SAID TO HAVE GIVEN - NOD TO COMPROMISE

CHIANG READY TO CLEAR WAY FOR COALITION   U. §. Ambassador Heads New _ Committee Seeking United Government in Ching.

REPORT CHIANG FOR COALITION   Believe China Leader Approves Committee

CHIANG. APPROVES nat ft ON COALITION. PLANS   Reported Step Seen Most Hopeful Development in Rercant Weeke

China May Work Out New Unified National Regime   CHIANG APPROVES PLAN FOR ALL-PARY COALITION SETUP.

Chinese Plan Coalition Government   Includes All Parties: Stuart Heads Group

Chiang Approves Body To Work For Coalition, Report   See More Trouble In Elections In Europe

Chinese Coalition Government May Become Reality   Chiang Reportedly Approves Commiitee Of 5 Headed by U.S. Envoy Stuart

CHIANG SEEKS A COALITION GOVERNMENT   Generalissimo Is Reported to Have Approved FiveMan Committee to Clear the Way for Such a Regime.

N COALITION GOVERNMENT PLAN IS APPROVED   fhinnge KaiShek Has Sane. lioned the Creation of a Committee of Five,   Is HEADED BY STUART   Kevarded As Moat) Hopeful Development In Chinese Situation In Weeks,

New Step to Chinese Coalition   Chiang Reported _ Approving Committee Headed by Stuart

Committee May Help Clear Up Chinese Issue   Hopeful Development Reported; Stuart To Head Group

Peace Hope In China   American ‘Ambassador To Head Committee Seeking Coalition

HOPEFUL; SIGN FOR BRINGH ‘ TY          Committee Named for Drafting - Of Coalition Gevernment of  Ail Parties

Operators Seek Fines Against Each Miner Who Stays Out; Parley Resumption Talked

NO INDICATION ~ MINER LEADER ~ TO END STRIKE   VEL EEGAL—CHIEF—PUTS--OBJECTIONS INTO RECORD AS __-BASIS_FOR CARRYING ‘ CASE HIGHER

SOUTHERN MINE OWNERS BLAST PEACE HOPES   Deny Connection With Burke’s Offer to Negotiate

FIRST DAY'S FAIR ATTENDANCE TOPS PREVIOUS RECORD   Governor's Day and School Children's Day are Combined For Menday Show

Pearl Harbor Raid Probers Will Begin Night Sessions   Barkley Doubles Up In Attempt To Complete Inquiry By Time Deadline Falls Friday; Ingersoll Says U. S., Britain Feared Jap War In 1938

Secret Meetings Held Four Years Before Disaster   Adm. Ingersoll Testifies in Probe

Testifies Talks With Britain on Jap War in ‘38   Admiral Bares Secret _ Conversations Long Before Pearl Harbor

American, British Navy Officials Held  Conferences in ’38   Talks Held Four Years Before Fearl Harbor Attack Revealed

INGERSOLL TELLS OF SECRET PARLEY   Possible War with Japan Subject of Meeting

Possibility Of  War With Je aps : Weighed in’38   Peart Harbor hiyestigators - Told Secret Talks Held “With Britain In ‘London —

War Parley Held By U.S., Britain   Knew Hostilities Due’, Prepared Campaign

LIED LLL LLL ALCL LLOL  L AL  C  L L t  C  NE  Relates 1938 War Talks

U.S. BRITAIN EXPECTED WAR   Conferred_’ Two Years. Be“fore “Pearl Un Joint _ Action In Pacific --

U. S.-British War Parley Plans Told   Nations Knew They Would Be Involved In War With Japs

AGRICULTURE DEPT. CARRIES OUT SEIZURE   AFL Workers Promise To Cooperate And Resume Jobs

(10 Union Turns Down Proposals That Its 193,000  Workers Return   Government Has Back-foWork Promise from 55,000 AFL Members   SEIZURE 1S CALLED "DOUBLE CROSS” BY C10   Anderson To Seek Ap proval of Any Pay Hike Urged by Fact-Finders

VETERANS BATTLE CONTINUES TODAY   Charges Made Again In Stelle - Bradley Discussion

No Alternative  Plan By U.S. For A-Bomh Control   United Nations Warned That Baruch Plan Is Only One Acceptable   ASSAILS COUNTER PLAN OF RUSSIA

WANTED Bellboys and Elevator Operators,  Apply: Hotel Hanford   Salesmen

Red Opposes Federalization  Of Germany   Molotov Says Russia Doesn't Believe in Destruction of Reich As State or Farm Area

Urges Central German Gov't   Molotov Opposes Federalization of Reich,  U.S. Says

Molotov Tells Soviet Stand On Germany   Dismemberment or Federalization — Of Reich Opposed

Molotov in Plea to Establish A Central German Government  Asserts Creation of Administrative Agencies   Asserts Creation of Administrative Agencie - Would Be Foundation of. Move; Opposés ’ Any Dismemberment of Reich

RUSSIA OPPOSES SEPARATION OF GERMAN REICH   Molotov Urges Creation of Central Administrative Agencies for Control of Nation.   WOULD KEEP NAZIS ENTIRELY DISARMED   France Refuses to Discuss Centralization Until After New Boundaries Are Fixed.

Molotov Opposes Transforming Nation Into An  Agricultural Country   DISARMAMENT PLAN FAVORED BY FRANCE

Molotov in Plea to Establish A Central German Government  ia ~ ~ - a   Asserts Creation of Administrative Agencie: Would Be Foundation of Move; Opposes Any Dismemberment of Reich

Russia Urges A Central German Government Now   Molotov Surprises Foreign Ministers With Declara: tion Soviet Union Against The Dismember ment Of The Reich

CENTRAL REICH AGENCY IS APPROVED   “Russia Thru Molotov States Opposition “To Federalization

a FF eewe ri maw nner  Truman May Be Seeking Quiet Divorce From C. 1.0. and P. A. C.

Victory Costs U. S. 50 Billion: ln Lend Lease   _ Chinese Armies — Transported by U. S. Planes Disarmed Japs

IN LEND LEASE      PRESIDENT REPORTS TO CON. ~ GRE&S ON THE.TOTAL AID GIVEN TO THE: ALLIES

Duke May Join In Purchase of  N.Y. Central  Cleveland Paper  Ranarts Youns

WINDSOR LINKED TO RAILROAD DEAL    Paper Says Duke May Buy Into New York Central

DUKE MAY ENTER IN RAILWAY DEAL   Windsor a Join Young Ir ~~ NYG Enterprise

War Secretary In ‘Run-Around’ Of Protesting G. I’s.   Enlisted Men In Unprecedented Mass Meeting, In Manila, Boo Official Explanation Of Demobilization Delay; Request Probe

Manila Gls Slowdown   Delay in Demobilization Criticized at Meeting ~ OF 12,000 Soldiers

Pacilic Vets Demand Probe Of Demobilization Slow-Up      12,000 Pacific-weary Soldiers Crowd Manila Hall To Ask For Congressional Investigation Of Demobilization

Doughhboys in Manila Up in Arms   Stage Protests Against Slowdown in Demobilization of Troop.

Protest Discharge Revision   12,000 Soldiers Jam Philippines Hall of Congress

Soldiers Boo Explanation ol  Shipping Delay   Resolution Adopted By Manila Gls Asking Inquiry by Congress

10 PROTEST RETENTION IN MANILA   Charge Is Made, Mean. while, That Uniformed Man Examines Hundreds of Soldier Messages to Congressmen.

Hold Mass Meeting In Manila      Over 12,000 GI’s Stage Demonstration Protesting Army’s Demobilization Plan

Protest Meeting Held by 12,000 In Philippines   Thousands Join in Parades Through Streets of Capital

Thunder Approval At Mass Meeting of Resolution Calling For Investigation

Manila Site Of Soldiers’ Big Display   Resolution Adopted To Ask Congress Probe Recent Slowdown.

Manila Troops Object to New System   Boos Ring Through Hall As Explanation From General Is Read

Pacifie - Weary Gis Continue Mass Protests   Thousunts Jam Philippine: Hall of Congress to Voice Bitter Criticism Of De mobilization Slowdown   General’s Nanie rrRY *  Booed By Throng   Thunder Approval of Res. olution Calling for Congressional Probe; Brass  Hats Denounced

12,000 Attend a Rally To Boo at Explanation By Commanding Genera

Mass Meetina Held In Manila By Thousands   Redeployment Slowup Brings Protest By Enlisted Men

Noisy GI Rally Protests Slow Demobilization   Manila Mass Meeting Resolution Demands Cancresaional Inaiuirv.

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G.Ls Show Fight Over’ Slow Move ToGet Them Home   Soldiers Jam Congres Hall in Manila te Approve Action on Probe

10,000 Soldiers Participate In Demonstration; Spokesmen See Commander And Hope to Place Complaint Before Congress Probers

Veterans Still in Service Protest War Department Delay in Moving Eligible Soldiers Home From Pacific

Soldiers Ask Investigation By Congress  Official Statement On Army Slowdow1 Is Booed in Manila

GI Mass Meeting Boos Slowdown Explanation   12,000 Are Noisy but Orderly— Gen. Styer. Says International Chanve Reguires Demobilization. Del:

U.S. SOLDIERS = -INMASS PROTEST TO  DEMOBILIZATION      Twelve - Thousand Jammed Into. Ahe Philippine Hall ~ "Tag Congress.   WANT AN INVESTIGATION   Boos Rang Through the Hall As An Enlisted Man Read Statement.

NOISY BUT ORDERLY PROTEST : TO DEMOBILIZATION SLOWDOWN STAGED BY AMERICAN SOLDIERS:

Yanks Ask © For Probe By Congress   Over 12,000 U. S.  Soldiers Hold Protest Action. in Philippines; Stver Explains Dalav

Charges Made GI Telegrams Are Searched   Hundreds of Protest Cables Over Slowdown Of Demobilization Examined by Officer

Thousands Soldiers Attend Mass Meet Blasting New Order   Furious Over Army Demobilization Plan For Slowing Down

Gis Protest Slowdown in Return Rate   At Least 12;000 Men in Manila Meeting Voice Resolution Demanding Congressional Inquiry

I'S MARCH Il PROTEST OF SLOWDOWN   Military Police Break Up Crowd of Several Thousand Angry Men

Commanding General’s Expla-« nation Booed; Troops Request Congressional Investigation

MANILA PARADFRS HIT “BRASS HATS” BITTER ATTACK   Appeal to President and Congress fo Speed. Return af Saldiare

EXPLANATION FROM OFFICER COMMANDING PACIFIC FORCES 1S RECEIVED WITH LOUD BOOS   Thousands of Milling Enlisted Men March to Headquart ers of Lt. Gen. Styer to Send in Commitee Of Five of Their Group   ‘LISTENERS EXHORTED TO WRITE CONGRESSMEN

12,00 Gls Jam Into Hall For Demonstration   ‘Asks Congress Probe: Conditions; Styer’s  Statement.!s Booed

American Soldiers In Philippines Protest Demobilization Slowdown

VETS PROTEST IN MANILA ON DEMOBILIZATION   12,000 GI’s Okay Resolution Calling for Probe in Washington

Boo General's Letter Explaining Reason For Delay  Approve Resolution For Conaress Probe

ASK SOLONS 10 PROBE DELAYS IN DISCHARGES   Enlisted Men Boo State. ment of Commanding General

BOOS HEARD AS OFFICER MAKES AN EXPLANATION   Resolution Adopted Asking Congressional Prove After Orderly Demonstration

Gl's Profest Slowdown in Return Home   12,000 Soldiers: Pack Shell-Battered Ruins Of Philippines Hall  Of Congress in Manile

REPORT WIRE: TO CONGRESS EXAMINED   2,000 American Soldiers Attend Meeting   3,000 PARADE   At General Headquarters: War Department Blamed By Demonstrators

War-Weary GIs Demon strate Against Slowdown In Demobilization   Officer Reported ReadingTelegrams   Commanding General At tempts To Prevent Meeting, But Rally Carried Out

12,000 TROOPS VOICE PROTEST IN MANILA HALL   Boos Ring Out When Officer - Says International Scene Forces ‘Slowdown’

SEEK CONGRESS PROBE OF ARMY PLAN REVISION   uusands of Yanks 800 Statement by Gen. Styer

(1.15 IN MANILA PROTEST DELAY IN DEMOBILIZATION   More Than 12,000 Gather at Mass Meeting and Demand Congressional Inquiry Into Slowdown.   BOO EXPLANATION GIVEN BY COMMANDER   Thousands of Cables Sent to Washington Assailing Order Cutting Rate of Deployment.

Gis Call For Probe © By. Congress   12,000 Stage Noisy But. Orderly Protest At Manila’

GIs in Philippines  - Boo Explanation of — “Demobilization Delay

VETS ASK FOR U. S. PROBE IN MANILA SESSION   Servicemen Boo Note From General Styer Explaining Delay’

SOLDIERS BOO DENIAL BY GENERAL STYER   Enlisted Soldiers Angry as They Adopt Resolution

GI's Asking Investigation   Thousands in Mass Meeting in Manila Ask Probe OF Delay in Home-Bound Trips

12,000 Soldiers In Mass Protest Of Demobilization   Orderly GI Demonstration Held In Hall At Manila; Investigation Favored

fanks Protest  lew Delay in oming Home   War Department ts Assailed by Gi's in Manila

GI’s Ask Congress Probe Slowdown In Demobilization   12,000 Soldiers Stage  Manila Demonstration

Shout Approval Of Demands for An Investigation  ‘Noisy Meeting in Manila Is Orderly

Temperatures   Yanks in Manila Protest Slow — Demobilization    12,000 Angry Soldiers Demand Investigation By Congress of Delay in Sending Them Home; War Department Assailed for Red Tape

12,000 U.S. Soldiers In Manila Protesting At. Demobilization Slowdown

Demobilization Slowdown Probe Is Asked by Gls   Soldiers af Manila Adop' Resolution aft Noisy Mass Meeting

GIs in Manila Jeer Message  Of Commander   12.000 Men Demanil Probe Of Demobilization Plan  yr Par ae eRe, Gee ery

Gls Protest Slowdown In Demobilizing   Thousands At Mass Meet In Manila; Say Officer Examining  Telearam< To Salonc

Flown to Gander Hospital Through Tireless Efforts of U. S. Coast Guard Airmen; 26 Dead

All Survivors Of Plane Crash Are Evacuated   MmencOpIerS =A Piyiyg Boats Complete Rescue Of 18 Persons  BELGIAN STEWARDESS HEROINE OF TRAGEDY Members Of Ground Rescue Party Relate Full Story Of Crash

18 Rescued  From Plane  In Hospital   Full Story of Crash Told by Rescuers After Task Completed

Rescuers Bring Out Last Ten  Crash Survivors Sabena Victims Describe _  Tien net nnn sae The cence xs   Sabena Victims Describe Experiences in Tragedy

Airmen Finish Job Of Moving 18 Survivors   Passengers are Flown by Coast Guardsmen to Gander Hospital}

Daring Operations of Removing Crash  Victims Are Complete   Rescue Team Is Also Evacuated From Insect-Infested Region Where Giant Air Transport Fell

SUBPENA KRUG, PROBERS’ PLAN   First Summons For Cabinet Officer Seeks Reason For Pipeline Delay

Secretary Krug Gets Subpoena   Congressional Com mittee Summons Secretary For Pipeline Questioning

Roxas Takes Inaugural (ath Today   Philippines Chief Executive Tells of Friendshin for U.S

ROXAS INSTALLED (AE PHILIPPINES   With Independence Near He Calls Suspicions of U. §. Policy Groundiess

i LEADERS OF CIO   Livestock Ceilings Are Called ‘Disastrous’ to American People; Ask Anderson Ouster.   PACKERS OF MEAT SAID ‘DISAPPOINTED’

Secretary of Agriculture F layed As Yielding to Industry Pressure; Ceiling Leap Said ‘Disastrous Blow’

te DENOUNCES NEW LIVESTOCK PRICE CEILINGS   Charges Anderson Yielded to Industry Pressure

Union Group Urge Ouster Of Anderson   OPA Postpones Effective Date Until September 1

CIO Attacks Anderson On Meat Ceiling  Price Action   Industry Also Angry About Latest Ceiling on Livestock, Saying Hike Not High Enougt

iC1O Denounces New Livestock Prices, ‘Calls for Ouster of Secretary Anderson

CIO TAKES — (SSUE WITH” SEC. ANDERSON   ‘Says Meat Ceilings Too High; Packers  Term Them too Low

ClO HITS NEW CEILING PRICE ON LIVESTOCK   Claims They Are ‘Disastrout Blow’ To American People

CIO Attacks Meat Ceilings   Labor Leader Calls  For Anderson Ouster

ANDERSON UNFIT TO HOLD OFFICE CIO DECLARES   Call New Livestock Ceilings Blow To American People

New Meat Ceiling Prices Hit by ClO   Anderson Charged With ‘Yizlding to Pressure’

ClO Raps Upping Meats; Demands Anderson Resign   Puts Truman on Spot as to Recommendations on Price Control

a a  CIO Calls New Meat _ Prices ‘Blow’ at Public  Demands Secretary of of Agriculture  he an she me, Be Demnacad

(10, Hitting Meat Prices, Calls for Anderson Quster   Secretary of Agriculture Unfit for Office, Says Committee Head

ClO DEMANDS RESIGNATION OF ANDERSON   Charges Secretary of Agriculture Yields to Industry

Byrnes’ Proposal Gets at Root of Germany, Europe’s Critical Economic Problem

Byrnes’ Stuttgart Speech Makes Good Horse-Sense  Germany Is a Keystone of Europe

BYRNES PROPOSALS ON GERMANY MAKE SENSE, SINCE ECONOMY IS MOST IMPORTANT TO ALI. FUROPE

Mackenzie's Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

Sec. B yrnes” Talk, Makes.  Horse Sense   Points Up, Necessity of Reviving. -. Géenian’s Role as Keystone of Continental Economy;

Fabricators Study Plan   Union Would Extend Contracts Until Basic Steel Pact Is Reached

STEEL FABRICATORS STUDY ClO PROPOSAL   Extension Of Present Contracts Asked By Murray

Union Proposes Extending Pacts  Steel Fabricators Study ClO Sugaestion

W. Lauzon, 59, Dies Early Today  Electrician Here For Many Years

Board Demotes Chief Peters; Rickard Named Acting Chief   Action Taken Last Night After Regular Meeting— Mills Refuses to Vote—Move Steeped in Politics, Observers Say

TRUMANS 10 FEAST ON TURKEY TODAY   BIRD BOSTON NEWSBOYS SENT TO BE SERVED AT 2 O’CLOCK DINNER.

Trumans to Dine on Turkey Bought hy Boys  President to Fall Off Diet for  La Ce nn a ef

Trumans to Dine on Turkey Bought by Boys  President to Fall Off Diet for Traditional Feast

Supporters of Leopold  * are leading Pe ow, Karly returns of Beleium election

“THEY TAG ALONG TO BARS”  WCTU Leader Declares Men Are Driving Women To Drink

Golden Rule Plan Wins 1,000 Prize   Dr. Reinoehl Is Second In Contest And Receives $500

Hess Takes Over No. 1 Nazi Role; Drafting Plans for ‘Fourth Reich’

GOP NATIONAL CHAIRMAN QUITS   Effective April Ist, Herbert Brownwell Will Go Back to Law Practice.

LOOK AT TOKYO ‘COP’ SHOCKS POLICE HEAD   Former New York Commis: sioner To Revamp Setup

y  Yugoslavs Shootin'est People  Gunfire and Slivovitz-Drinking Are National Pastimes

 Dark Days Are Ending in Flour, Bread  Emergency; Government Relaxes  Restrictions: Brewers, Bakers Aided

White Flour Back Again   Improved Grain Supply Brings End to “Dark”. Emergency Flour.

Normal Bread  Returns Soon   ‘White Flour To Groceries, Bakeries In Two Of Three Weeks; Rule Lifted.

White Bread; Flour Will Replace Dark “Famine” Variety In Near Future

White Bread Replaces Dark Variety Soon   Record Crops of Corn And Wheat Make  - Change Possible—Export  Goal! fs Increccael

U.S. TO RELAX HOLD ON GRAIN   MILLERS CAN QUIT ‘MAKING DARK FLOUR AFTER SEPTEMBER 1

Brewers and Distillers Also Will Be Allowed to In — se DS Sree ee

White Bread to Stage Comeback in Few Weeks   Making of Dark Flour to Be Discontinued Starting Sept. 1

Famine Emergency Black Bread Will Soon be Replaced   Government Restrictions on Use of Grain Have Been Relaxed Some

RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF GRAIN TO BE RELAXED SOON   White Bread to Reappear; More Grain to be Allowed Brewers and Distillers

White Bread, Flour to Grace U.S. Dining Tables Again in Few Weeks

Ban on White Flour To Be Lifted Soon   Brewers, Distillers Will Be Allowed to Increase Production Under Order Relaxing Restrictions

Ford Company Will Lay Off 90,000 Men   Layoffs Resulting From Critical Shortages From Recent Coal Strike

'Italians Ask That Their Nation Be Credited With 18 ‘Months of Cooneration

Parley Refuses To Blame Italy   Yugoslav Request A Peace Conference Voted Down

Authority Cancelled  To Construct Addition To Gulfport Hospital.

IRON CURTAIN RAISED   Uncensored Report on Life Inside the Soviet Union Starts Monday in The Globe

Herald-Post Readers Will See Soviet People in Word and Picture  Correspondent Lifts Russia’s ‘Iron Curtain’  On 4000-Mile Journey

Thr ‘ee State Depar tments Have Planes   Some Talk Of Buying ‘Executive Type’  For Officials

May Have to Buy Hangar  Three State Owned Planes Aid In Manhunts, Fire Prevention

Three Survivors Of Wrecked Ship Say 20 Missing   Rescued Men Were  Washed. Overboard; Coast Guard Doubts Extent? af fac:-~laiae

HOWEVER, 20 ARE MISSING   Report Comes From Men Rescued After Being Washed Overboard on the Yukon, Split in Two With 196 Ahoard.

SHIP BREAKS UP ON ROCKS; 000 ON BOARL   Yukon Ran Ashore in Johnstone Bay; Coast Guard Doubts Casualties

Report 20 Persons Missing in Wreck of Passenaer Shin   lowans on Yukon

Broken Ship Is On Rocks   Three Men Saved Reported They Believed 20 Were  Unaccounted For

47 Women. Children Are Saved   Three Washed Overboard Also Landed Today

Bow Section Still Heid On Rocks   Steamer Yukon Breaks on Rocks Off Alaskan Coast

No Word on Casualties By Coast Guard   Ships Stand By To Rescue Passengers In Bow of Vessel

20 Missing On The Yukon   Three Men Rescued After They Were Ashed Over board Quote Number.

Two Carroll County Farmers To Be Honored By Indiana Farm Management Ass’n.

Chicagoan Kidnaped  Police Stumped By Seizure of Former Policy Racket Kine

“Little Miss” Is All Grown Up— Shirley Temple 18 Years Olc   Ice Cream, Cake Is Menu for ‘Party

Refail Price Average Up 145.9 Per Cent Over 1935-39 Figure, Bureau Reports

Nation s Food Bill Increases   Hike on All Items Except Meat Listed

FLOOD CONTROL AND SOIL CONSERVATION: PLANS ARE APPROVED  PROGRAM FOR MANY PROJECTS ON TRINITY: WATCD CUrN rvot ale

FLOOD CONTROL AND SOIL CONSERVATION PLANS ARE APPROVED  PROGRAM FOR MANY

FLOOD CONTROL AND: SOIL CONSERVATION. PLANS ARE APPROVED  PROGNAN FOR MANY  CeTre AW TDIAITW

New Clash of MacArthw And Council Indicated   Brusque Answer Given To Jap Food Question

U.S. IGNORES COMMISSION'S FOOD DIRECTIVE   State Department to Stand by Decision to Send Supplies to Japan as It Sees Fit

Jap Food Issue Likely To Have Repercussions  Brusque Action By State Dept.

FederalSpendine Continues and Deficits Grow   Balance-the-Budget Slogan to Be Keynote Of GOP Campaigning

Theee Sisters Weld For Defrauding Hotel:   Labor Party Scores Signal Gains At British Elections

HELD ON FRAUD CHARGES   Three Elderly Sisters Will Appear in Court, November 7

Four Dead In Suicide Pact   Bodies Found In Kitchen With Gas Jets Open

FOUR DEAD IN SUICIDE PACI FOUND TODAY   Husband, Wife And Two Sisters Perish From Gas

MINE LEADE URGES CUT IN OVERTIME PAY   Operators’ Spokesman’ Asks Extra Rate Begin at 40 Hours Not 35.

COAL OPERATORS REPLY TO LEWIS   Spokesman Demands Guarantee On Strikes .

Coal Operators Ask 40-Hours, No-Strike Clause   Four-Point Proposal Submitted; In Denial On Lewis Health Plan

‘ON OVERTIME Pay   Challenge Usien Claim 28,000 . Miners Killed  ‘ton Eaisrtamn Wenn.

40-Hr. Basic ‘Mine Week Is Proposed   Operators Also Demand Guarantee Against Wildcat Strikes.

Officials Ask Termination Of Lunch Pay   4-Point Program Penned as Reply To Lewis’ Demand

COAL OPERATORS’ SPOKESMAN MAKES COUNTER DEMANDS  PROPOSES OVERTIME — START AFTER 40 HOUR:  eee Se ee a

Mine Operators Ask Pledge On Wildcat Strikes  Deny Accusations Of Safety Neglect,

Coal Owners  Present Plan   Want Overtime Pay To Start After 40 Hours of Work

s:  jAlzo Propose ‘That Over.  time Pay li Duivetey Begin Atcer 40 Hours  Of Wark hi Week

Quote Bureau Of Mines Record To Disprove Figures   O’Neill Requests “Minimum Of Friction No Work Stoppage”  vearr+rTtlUeeee ae

COAL OPERATORS’ SPOKESMAN MAKES ’ COUNTER DEMANDS  PROPOSES OVERTIME   PROPOSES OVERTIME START AFTER 40 HOURS ——NOT THIRTY-FIVE

Asks Pledge From Lewis   Operators Want Miners Overtime Cut and Wild. cat Strikes Outlawed

Coal Operators Ask Guarantee From Miners  Regular Week Of 40 Hours Asked

DEMANDSECURITY AGAINST WILDCAT WORK STOPPAGES   PROPOSE OVERTIME PAY BE STARTED AT 40 HOURS, NOT 35

Operators Want Miner “Guarantee Asainst Strikes      Counter With Proposed Overtime Pay In Industry To Begin After 40 Hours

Counter Proposals On Coal   Four Points Are Stated py O'Neill Talking for Operators of Nation’s Mines —  Disagree   tharges Made by¥ Lewis Are Denied; Called False Case F

 ‘Charles O’Neill, Speaking for Management, Says Lewis Must Guarantee End to Outlaw Strikes.   OWNERS OFFER THEIR FOUR-POINT STAND

Coal Operators Ask Guaranfee From Miners   Regular Week Of 40 Hours Asked Instead Of 35

Would Start Overtime Pay After 40 Hrs.   UMW Guarantee Against Wildcat Strikes Sought

Coal Operators Offer Counter Plan to Lewis   Propose Overtime Pav Begin After 40-Hour Work Week

BIG STATE FAIR ENDS TONIGHT: RECORDS SET   To Select State 4-H Club Health Champions: Bars to Reopen at Midnight

Reforms Pushed   U.S. Steps In Coal Dispute   Schwellenbach Enters Deadlock As Lewis Walks Out On Mine Owners

LEWIS STALKS OUT YESTERDAY IN HUFF   Schwellenbach To Meet With Bot! Factions; Ratification Key T., Settlement

U.S. Steps In Coal Dispute   Schwellenbach Enters. Deadlock As Lewis Walks Out On Mine Owners

USS. to Take and in Coal Strike   Labor Secretary Moves in After Lewis Quits Meet

Diseussions on coal to  be resumed  Schwellenbach will take part

A bomb Spy Case  Causing Rupture   : Reds:Blame Anti-Russian ~ Campaign—Bevin’ Answers ~-@oviet Charges in Commons

USSR, Britain Trade Angry Counter Blows   Bevin Fxpected fo Meet Situation Ponieht

RUSSIA, BRITAIN TRADE CHARGES \OVER ATOM SPIES   Relations Near Crisis Soviet Admits Data Secured

‘Russians Swap Angry Charges Over Spy Deal   RELATIONS STRAINED BETWEEN TWO BIG POWERS

Reds Charge Anti-Soviet Smear Plot   British Minister Expected To Answer Claims Tonight

Angry Counter Charges Being Traded Today   British Charged As Anti-Russian

Angry Atomic Bomb Punches Are Swapped   Reds Charge Canadian Scare Is Part Of British Anti Russian Campaign

BRITISH AND SOVIET NEAR CRISIS STAGE   Both Nations  . Issue Angry, Counter Charges

Soviet-British Tension Mounts As Charges Fly   Spy Scare In Canada Is Called Deliberate Smear Against Russia

Legislature to. Act on Rents if Conaress Fails   . Special Session Will Be Called if Found  Renan: laadlane

Special Session Of Legislature On Rent Plannec   Will Convene If Congress Doesn't Act, Goodland Says; Meeting Is Called

Houtzdale Man Who Spread Tacks On Highway Admits ‘Cult: 75 Tires Punctured

Few States Take Action to Halt Rent Increases; Many  Conform With Old Dricae”

Wholesale Prices Spurt; Forecasts Retail Advances   Profiteering in Foods and Rent; Department Stores Hold Line

Dealers Rocket Freed Prices   Wholesalers’ Hike Is Contrasted With Retail Pledges

Wholesalers fn Nation Hike Prices Today   ‘SKYROCKETING ORDER IS ISSUED BY MANY JOBBERS

RETAILERS PLEDGE 10 HOLD LINE   Wholesale Prices Rise, Also Rents In Some Areas

WHOLESALERS OFFSET RETAIL PRICE PLEDGES   Despite Efforts of Retailers to Hold the Line, Wholesalers Generally Bet On Inflation.

Senate May Enact New  OPA Bill   Barkley Thinks Acceptable ’ ‘Measure Can Be Produced By Banking Committee

Power Strike End Possible   Members of Union May Vote for Arbitration

Ray of Light in Power Strike   Pittsburgh Unionists May Vote Arbitration ofLona Dispute .

MUELLER SEES UNIONISTS 0.K. OF ARBITRATION   Vote Scheduled Tomorrow; Workers’ Chief Takes His Case To Capital

Strike End At Pittsburgh May Be Near   Independent Unionists Expected To Vote On Sunday In Favor Of Arbitratinge Dispute

End of Power Strike Looms In Pittsburgh   Union Leader Te Confer With Schwellenbach

END PREDICTED IN POWER TIEUP   Union Head Says Members May Vote Arbitration

POWER STRIKE END FORESEEN   Pittsburgh Union Chief Says Workers Favor Arbitration.

Power Strike  End In Sight   Leader Thinks Unionists Will Vote For Arbitration.

shatidtailil databiiall hited abies ae  INDIANS PUTTING ON WAR PAINT IN COLUMBIA RIVER AREA OVER RIGHTS FOR FISHING SALMON

‘HENRY ESTER . SR.. CAIRO BANKER, ELECTED MAYOR OF CAIRO WEDNESDAY N SPIRITED ELECTION: 1158 VOTED

et HESTER SR. CAIRO BANKER, ELECTED MAYOR OF CAIRO WEDNESDAY. IN SPIRITED ELECTION: 1158 VOTED

37 Hurl When Steps To A Pier Collapse   No Fatalities Reported as People Drop 17 Feet to Beach

Collapse of Steps Mars ‘Splash Day   Crowd Dropped 17 Feet, But No One Is Killed

CALL FOR REAL TRUCE    ye in Mt Rassia Sta; in Manchuria Because

JOHN DE JONG TO SPEAK AT ANNUAL MEETING   ORANGE CITY TOWN HALL ect. 2

FIGHT RETURN OF CONTROLS ON FOOD COS)   Farm Spokesman, Millers Say Resumption Would Bring Back Black Market.

PRICES ON NEW CARS UPPED BY 7.3 PER CENT   Another Increase Expected Later, OPA Says Today

Car Ceilings Given Boost  OPA Grants Increase On New Models; See  Pe ee. ee?

Boost Price Ceilings on New Cars   Another Increase Is to B Granted Later, Says OPA Today

PRICES FOR CARS 10 BE INCREASED   Autos to Cost Average of 7.5 Percent, Says OPA Ruling.

USDA County Council Announces Series of Specific Actions Restaurants Urged to Adopt to Help Save Food Now Needed Abroad; List of Food Saving Measures is Given Operators

Shangra-La Starts for Bomb Tests   Carrier Has Cargo of Pilot less Planes to Be Uscd Over Bikini Atoll

SUNDAY SCHOOLS T0 - PARADE ON SEPT, 29   STU ANNUAL CILYWIDE EVENT      Schools Will Assemble at 9:15 and March at 9:50 Next Sunday; Band to Play

— WHET DECr Z——  Pressure Imposed On Austria   Von Papen Worked For Hitler Because Felt It Was His Duty

VON PAPEN ADMITS SPYING IN AUSTRIA   Helped Exert ‘Pressure’ Prior  an. Bkeenbdws

END LONG COURT DISPUTE   State Commissioner Issues Inaur ance-License to Newton Firm

HUGE AMOUNT BE ING SPENT ~~ IN THE CURRENT ‘CAMPAIGN   INDICATIONS ARE THAT “OFF. YEAR" ELECTIONS EXPENDITURE RECORD WILL RE SET

~ He'll Never Give ‘Em Another Gum Drop Othman Learns About Secretaries

MAY REVEAL MEAT PRICES TODAY WHICH WILL BECOME EFFECTIVE ON SEPTEMBER 9

‘SAMPLE’ MEAT PRICES 10 BE LISTED BY OPA   New Controls To Be Put Into Effect Sept. 9; Meat To Be Scarce

New OPA ‘Sample’  Prices Due   Preliminary List Moy Come Todoy; Meat Prices Will Toke Effect Sept. 9

NEW PRICES ON MEAT PROMISED BY SEPTEMBER §   Porter Hopes Ceiling Prices Will Be Put At June 320 Level

To Announce Rates For Producers   Will Fix Schedule Chargse For Three Weeks Leading Up To New Retail Pricing.

NEW PRICES ON MEAT MAY BE GIVEN TODAY   OPA to Issue ‘Sample of Prices Effective Sent. 9

Nation's Housewives To Get Inkling Of New Meat Prices Effective Sept. 9

OPA MAY GIVE INKLING TODAY ON MEAT COSTS   Sample Of Prices Farmers, Others Can Charge To Be Released

TO SET U.S. PRICES   New Schedules Will Go Into Effect Sept. 9, Porter Says in News Conference.   JUNE 30 LEVEL ROLL BACK HOPED

‘New Retail Prices On ‘Meats Will Go Into ‘Effect On Sept. Ninth

New Prices lo Be Effective Sepfember 9  OPA Is Hoping To Restore Consumer 8 nt A Bec e ON

New Prices to Be Effective September 9   OPA Is Hoping To Restore Consumer Level Of June 30

Retail Stores’ Meat Ceilings Start Sept. 9   Housewives to Get Hint of New Costs From Porter Today

Showed Stark Jap Message   Witnesses Differ on Admiral’s Reaction

Stark Got Jap Note 5,Hours Before Attack, Witness Says  Declines to Confirm Navy Chief's

Kramer Tells Of Message  Last Jap Diplomatic Note Given To Stark

Using Emergency Powers to Force  RFC Into Action   Official “Optimistic” That He Can Force 50 Millions in Loans To Pre-Fab Firms

Money Expected For New Homes   Wyatt Optimistic He will Win RFC Clash

Labor Oppases Truman's Plan   Against Pay Increase Control in New Policy

Murray Fights ‘Return to Wartime Wage Restraints’; Senate Airs Truman Pokev

‘Labor Opposition To Pay ‘Increase Controls Raises Threat To Truman's Policy   Murray Says Any Return To Wartime Wage Restraints Will Be ‘Catastrophic’

LABOR LEADERS FLAY TRUMAN S WAGE PROGRAM   Murray And Green Speak in Opposition To Proposed Increase Controls

LABOR OPPOSES NEW WAGE POLICY   MURRAY AND GREEN JOIN IN PROTEST AGAINST RESTRAINT

Threat Rises To New Wage. Price Policy   Labor Opposition To Pay Increase Controls Rais e+ r Threat.   SEE FUND CUT FIGHT

Labor Raises threat To New Wage, Price Plan   Opposed To Pay Increase Controls

Labor Joins In Fight on Pay Control   Oppose Truman’s Plan For Return of Wartime Curb on Increases

LABOR AGAINST TRUMAN'S PLAN   CIO Opposes Wage-Price Increase Controls

Labor Solidly Opposing Wage Hike Controls   Action Raises Threat Tc Truman's New Pay-Price Policy.

Labor Opposition To Pay Raise Contro: Raises Threat To New Price Policy

Labor: Opposes Truman Wage Be oost ‘Control   Murray Says Returw: Tc . Wartime Restraints “Would Be “Catas. trophie”.—

Labor Opposition To Pay Increase Controls Hits Wage-Price Policy   Administration’s Entire Policy Of Prices, Wages And Anti-Inflation Controls Likely Will Be Aired On Senate Floor

LABOR OPPOSES NEW POLICY PAY BOOST CONTROLS   Administration's Wage-Price Plans. - May Be Aired Tuesday

Wage-Price Hits New Snares With Labor Oppositein   Murray And Green Voice Opposition To Pay Increase Controls

Labor Blocks Truman Policy Setting Wages   CIO AND AFL LEADERS TO SCUTTLE NEW PROGRAM

New. Wage-Price Policy Opposed By Labor Head   HOPING FOR PRICE BOOST: ~ RETAILERS SAY MEN'S SUITS BEING HELD BACK:

LABOR BLOCKS TRUMAN PLAN ON WAGE LID   Opposition By CIO, AFL Threatens New Wage, Price Policy

Restraining ‘’Catastrophic”’  Labor Opposes Control Of Pay Increase In Wage-Price Policy

Pay Increase Controls Draw Opposition   Murray, Green Voice Objections To Price Policy

Oppose Pay Increase Controls ....  Labor Throws Stumbling Block In Path Of New ‘Truman Wage-Price Plan

BYRNES FACES.  PROBLEMS ON  . PEACE PALTS   SECRET A-R-¥—PREPARES—TO ‘LEAVE (FOR CONFERENCE : ON DRAFTING OF FOR He MAL TREATIES

Byrnes to Fly To Paris Talk   Future Meetings Depend on Ability to Make Sett’ements

Secretary Byrnes Seeks Showdown  On ‘Big Four’ Plan   Going To Paris For What May Be Final ‘“‘Big Four’’ Conference Effort   REPORT BYRNES IS PESSIMISTIC

Spain Begins To Talk Tough To UN Counsi'      FRANCO REGIME SAYS ATOMIC BOMB TO BE STUDIED

Not'Bound By U.N.,  Says Spain   Claim Perfect Right To Investigate Atomic Energy Since Nation Is Not :a Member

Spains Fights Interference   Foreign Ministry Declares Nation Has Right To  Study Atomic Enerev.

is pain Upholds Right To Look Into ‘A? Energy   Madrid Says It ‘Cannot Reeognize Competence’ Of U. Nl In Matters Affectine Nation

Franco Defends Atom Research   No Business of U. N., _ Purport of Madrid Challence

SPAIN DEFENDS ATOMIC ACTION   Franco's Regime Has Right To Plan Country's Defense, Spokesman Says

Spain Claims Right © to Sak Atomic Facts      Foreign Ministry Statement Denies Competence of United Nations; Says Country Should Take Adequate Measures for National Defense

Spain Claims Perfect Right’ To Investigate Atomic Energy   Does Not Recognize Authority of United Nations

Continental Workers Lif Red Banner   Reactionaries Scheme for Another War, Premier Tells People

STALIN SAYS RUSS POLICY iS PEACE   Premier Strikes Keynote For May Day Celebrations

>A Lifts Ceiling 2 Many Articles   lousehold, Personal ine Released

The Weather   OPA Frees Many Items Of Control   Personal, Household Goods Given Rein In  Wake Of Machinery

Price Ceiling Removed From Many Articles   Controls on Heavy Indus. trial Machinery Also Dropped by OPA

FILIBUSTER IS THREAT 10 BILLS   Conference Agrees On G. . Leave Bill Pay

Vital Measures Stalled Behind House Filibuster   N. Y, and Mississippi Solons Tangled in Knory Strife

Filibuster Is Threatening In House Session   If Long Talk Goes On Major Bills Will Fail To Get Action

Filibuster, Dwindling Attendance Threaten. House Action On Bills

Rare Filibuster On in House   Dwindling Attendance Threatens to Kill  Some Measures

House Filibuster Threatening To Block GI Terminal Pay, OPA Funds   Rankin And Marcantonio At Odds Over Resolution Urging Chamber To Institute Contempt Proceedings On Un-American Activities

FILIBUSTER MA Y BLOCK SOLDIERS’ TERMINAL PA Y   Move by Rankin, Marcantonio May Also Delay Additional OPA Funds

Rare Filibuster In House ls Threatening To Block Soldier Terminal Pay Bill   May Also Delay Action On Extra Funds For OPA Until Next Year

Decontrollers Are Busy at Initial Meet   Several Major Bills May Be Lost as Adjournment Nears

Gl Terminal Pay Bill Held Up By Filibuster   Rankin-Marcantonio Fight Stalls Bill  Cae Atam Bamk Waa

Filibuster And Dwindling Attendance Prove Threat To Stop House In Tracks

Filibuster, Dwindling Attendance Threatens Legislative Machinery

FILIBUSTER MAY SPELL FINIS TO HOUSE ACTION   Vital Bills Wait Vote as Reps. Rankin, Marcantonio Extend Debate

FAVOR THE ARAB CAUSE   Budeiri Saya Majority of U. N. Members Are for His Groap

‘Scrapping’ Deadline Is November 1   Orderly Retreat From Controls Is Forecast

Aemove Price: Controls From More Articles’   Retain Ceilings On Ri Automobiles. Build: Materials, Furniture.”

Set Nov. 1 As Deadline For Most Controls   Decontrol Program Into High Gear; Termed ‘Orderly Retreat’

GOV'T SETTING NOVEMBER 1 AS TIME TO END MANY CONTROLS   Rents And Big Consumer Items Will Stay Under  Control Longer

BREAD WILL BE AMONG NEXT OF ITEMS CLEARED   Mexican Cattle Are Starting To Move Toward U. S.; Auto Output Slumps

More Price Controls Due ToEnd Nov. 1   Administration Planning for Orderly “Retreat”

Decontrol Gains Speed, End Of Curbs Expected By November 1   Flour, Bakery Products Expected To Be Freed. 

Deadline Nov.  For Removal of Most Ceilings   But Lids To Remain On Rents Autos, Building Materials, Many Other Items

November 1 Set As OPA Deadline On Price Control   Decontro! Machinery Moves In High Gear AStar Meat Decision

Move fo Scrap Controls Goes Info High Gear   Nov. 1 Deadline Set For Elimination of Majority of Wartime Price Controls

Truman Speeds  Up Plan For End   Foods, Services On _ Way Out Ahead _ Of Schedule

FLOUR, BREAD NEXT 10 BE RELEASED   Avalanche Of Meat Jams Nation’s Stockyards   RESTRICTIONS   To Stay On Rents, Autos, Furniture, Refrigerators, Clothing Items

Price Lids To Remain On Rent, Building Materials, Cars, And Farm Implements

Truman Pushing Program To End Price Ceilings      Many Slated To Go On November 1; Developments Are Outlined.

November 1 Set as _ Deadline to Scrap Most Federal Lids      “Orderly Retreat” to Be Made Say Price Control Chiefs

Rents, Building Materials, Rutos Still Regulated   Farm Implements Also Will Remain Under — Hand of OPA

U.S. Steps Up Program For Scrapping Most Ceilings; Retreat ‘Orderly’   Meat Supply Up, Butter Price Down, Milk May Rise

Foods, Services Price Ceilings  To End Nov. Ist   OPA Sets Deadline As  Decontrol Move Gains

Foods, Services And Numerous Commodities Will Be Taken From Under Ceilings By End Of This Month, High Official Reports At Washington — Price Lids To Remain On Rents, Automobiles, Building Materials And Variety Of Other Items

Administration Speeding End Of Most Curbs   Majority of Price Controls to Be Scrapped by Nov. 1

Quick Removal Of Ceilings Is Slated   American Economy To Be Relieved Of Most Federal Restraints By Nov. 1; No ‘Riot Or Chaos’ Expected

Lids to Remain On Autos, Rent, Clothes   Flour, Bread Ceilings Are Expected to Be Decontrolled Next

November  Deadline tor  End of Most   Lids to Be Kept on Rents, Automobiles, Building Materials, Basic Clothing Items

High Gear Dropping  Controls   OPA Sets Nov, 1 for End to Most Covering Foods-Services

DEADLINE SET FOR LIFTING OF WARTIME CURBS   Foods, Services, Many. Come modities To Be Freed by Nov. 1, Officials Say

Administration’s Program To Get Rid of Restraints on ® American Economy Goes  into High Gear.      OFFICIALS PLAN AN ‘ORDERLY RETREAT’

Retreat Will Be Orderly: Official Says   Price Lids To Stay On Autos, Rent And Other Items

BELIEVE CURBS WILL BE OFF BY NOV. 1   Price Lids to Remain on Rent, Automobiles and Building Materials

Curbs Expected:By November 1   Flour, Bakery Products Expected To Be Freed.

PROGRAM TO LET LID OFF GRINDS INTO HIGH GEAR   Administration Official Says It Will Be An “Orderly” Retreat, And Will “Not Result In Chaos Or Riot.”’

‘Orderly Retreat’ November 1 Set As Deadline for Controls Demise

Nov. 1 Sef As Deadline For Big Majority   Price Lids For Several Items Hoisted Today

DECONTROL PUT INTO HIGH GEAR BY GOVERNMENT   Remove Regulations Eight Weeks in Advance Due to Meat Decisions

OPA Chiefs Set Decontrol Plans Into High: Gear   Ceiling-Free Flour, Bread Urgeds Top Price On Jellies Is Boosted

Control Removals Will Be Mostly Ended in November   Speed Up of Lid Lifting on Foods, Commodities Seen

-—-DECONTROL— Sets Nov. 1 As Deadline For Action  ‘Orderly Retreat’ By Administration

Administration Planning On ‘Orderly’ Withdrawal From Ceiling Restrictions

OPA DECONTROL LIST INCLUDES FOOD, SERVICES  PRICE CEILINGS TO  ee Bteat Mat rear Trra   PRICE CEILINGS TO REMAIN ON RENTS, AUTOS, BUILDING

Expect Most of Restraints to Be Ended by Nov. 1  Only Hard Goods Left by Election Day Next Month

PROGRAM FOR JUNKING CURBS IN HIGH GEAR   American Economy To Be Freed 2 Months Sefore Original Plan.

Retreat From OPA Ceilings To Be Orderly   Officials See End 2 Months Ahead Of Time

CATTLE BRING ALL-TIME HIGH   Jump to $32 Per Hundred at Chicago.

BIG SHIPMENTS OF CATTLE AND HOGS POUR IN   Receipts At Livestock Centers Largest In Months

Livestock Rush to Stockyards Begins   Heavy Shipments of Cattle and Hogs Are Reported

Cattle, Hogs Reach Big  Centers   Early Price Trend Is High In Most Places

Cattle, ‘Pigs Rushed to Markets —  Prices Still Soar But Meat Is On Way to the

Pork Shipments at 2-Month Peak; Early Price Trend Reported High; Little Meat Reaching Retailers

Soaring Prices Pulling Cattle Hogs Off Farr   ‘Heavy Shipments Pouring In Today At Major Stockyards

Heavy Livestock Shipments Hit ‘Market Centers   Housewives, However, Must Search for Meat at Any Price

Warren Lauds  Press Freedom ‘Stounchest Bulwark Against Propaganda’

Reaction Seen To Churchill's Alliance Plea   Views Expressed By Diplomats Are Divergent

Churchill’s Talk Brings New Suspicions Out  Big Three Relations _ May Be Upset By Alliance Plan

New Strain On Relations Of Big Three   Speech by Churchill Injects New Element; New U. S. Protests

New Note In Uneasy Relations   Plea For AmericanBritish Military  Pact Further Strains Big Three Alliance

Churchill’s Appeal Injects New Element Into Big-Three Relations   Plea. for. U: S.-British Military Alliance May Force Showdown on ‘Hidden Distrust’; U. S: Protests to Russia Over Iran and Manehuria

Churchill's Blast Disturbing Element In Big 3 Relations   Many Officials Hold Showdown Will Be Forced

Talk Strains Big 3 Ties   Russ Non-Co-operation, Churchill's Suggestion Pile Fuel on Fire

Speech Termed ‘Body Blow’ To UNO By Influential Bloc; Capital Talks Of ‘Showdown’

Churchill Alliance Plea Is Disturbing Element To Big-Three Relations

CHURCHILL'S TALK MAY SPEED NEW ‘BIG THREE PARLEY   British War Leader Says Rus sia Seeks to Expend Power end Deoctines

Big 3 Showdown Seen After Churchill Speech   Ex-Premier Urges Anglo-American Military Alliance; Senators Cite Objections

Would Invite Russian Retaliation And End United Nations, They Say

Opinions Differ on Churchill's Plea for Military Alliance; Some Senators Say It Would Invite Retaliation Fram Rucci:

Churchill Speech Injects New Disturbing Element Into Troubled Big Three Relations   Plea for Military Alliance Brings Varied Reaction; Follows Byrnes’ Stern Warnina

Churchill Address Adds More Fuel To Bie Three Discord   Widening Rupture Seen As Consequence of Latest Criticism of Russia.

RELATIONS OF BIG 3 HANDED NEW SETBACK   Churchill Speech Stir: World; U. S. Protests To Russ Gov't

New Discord Among Big Three Seen  Opinions Differ On Churchill Plea

Churchill's Plea For Alliance Upsets Congress  About Distrust, PFoareine Shawdown

Advocates Firm Anglo  Alliance   Puts Hopes for Next 100 Years on Armed Unity of Two Countries to Check Red Moves     Raps Expansion     Declares Nobody Is Able To Tell How Far Reds Will Play Hand

Big 3 Capitals React fo Talk by Churchill   Doub? Expressed That Any Move Will Be Made {for Alliance

Disturbing New Element Injected Into Relations   May Bring Hidden Distrust Out Into The Open And Force A Showdown

‘Churchill Speech Injects A Disturbing New Element Into Troubled Big Three Relation

New Element Injected Into Big-3 Unity   Churchill’s Plea For Quick Creation Of Alliance Causes This.   NO RED COMMENT

Sharp Division Of Opinion On Alliance Shown   Power Balance Plan Interpreted As Fatal To Hopes For UNO

Churchill’s Speech Leaves Disturbing Feelings Among  Big ThreeOnFuture Course

CHURCHILL BID FOR PACT ADDS TO BIG 3 FUSS   Washington Reaction Split on Plea tor U. S..British Military Aillance.

2 VIEWS HELD TOWARD TALK BY CHURCHILL   One Opinion Is that It Will Force Showdown With Reds, Other that Security Requires Spheres of Influence.

Molotov Given Big Ovation af Paris Meeting.   Makes Use of Opportunity to Swat Franco

Soviet and Yugoslavia Back America On Two-Thirds Vote Barrier To Treaty Changes

Republican Judicicd Comuention It This Week   Will Re-Nominate Three High Court Judges

 Democrats Complete  Convention Program For Fall Campaign   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent

HALF MILLION IDLED IN U. S. BY STRIKES   Walkouts Currail Shrimp Fishing, Typewriter Making

MEAT PACKERS ‘MAY WALK OUT FOR MORE MONEY   Steel Industry Closes More Plants As Coal Miners Remain At Home

Death Claims ‘Big Train’ Of Baseball   Nation Mourns Walter Johnson, Fireball Immortal

IS EXCELLENT   Present Condition Of Iowa Crop at All-Time Hich Mark

KILLER 1S HELD WITHOUT BOND   Slayer Of Aged Realtor  Confesses In Pontiac

Italians and Austrians Battle in South Tyrol   Result of Big Four Decision That Territory Be Left in Italian Hands; General Strike Begins In Innsbruck.

Ticklish Problem Facing Senators  World Court Vote to Be Held Today

School Amendments Adopted; Turner's Majority Is 32,065   Final Count on Amendments Delayed by Adair County Failure to Get in Total Vote; Hodge Leads Ticket

Gas Curtailment For Missouri Not Necessary   PSC Counsel Says He Was Assured By Panhandle Official

No Need to Curtail Use of Gas In Missouri, PSC Official Says   State Distributors Can Get Unlimited Amount Of Natural Gas Without Jeopardizing Eastern Supply, Panhandle Pipeline Company Reports

NO CURTAILMENT OF NATURAL GAS IS NECESSARY   For Kither Home or Industrial Consumers of Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co,   AN UNLIMITED SUPPLY?   Recent Limitations Suggested by Company Would Limit Consumption.

a cean nnn n cnn e eee ee eee e eer eer reer eee rere a i antes ee cer as nr  Chinese Government Troops Retake Manchuria Capital

Manchurian Capital Falls To Federals   Communist Yield In Light Battle; Move Unexpected

Loss of Manchurian Capital Severe Blow to Communists Who Are Presumably Retreating 60 Miles to East

CHINESE REDS DRIVEN FROM CITY   Communist Troops Withdrawing North Of Manchurian City

Kai-shek’s Forces Retake Changchun   Central Government Troops Soon Overcome Resistance of Communistic Remnants In Sporadic Fighting, Spokesman Says.

NATIONAL TROOPS SEIZE CHANGCHUN FROM CHINA REDS   Recapture of Manchurian Capital Announced by  yp ee ee ee

National Troops Effect the Capture Of Changchun City   Beat Communist Remnant in Sporadic Fighting; Ali Kesistance Is Overcome

CHANGCHUN iS CAPTURED BY CHINA TROOPS   Only ‘Sporadic Fighting’ Marked Taking of City

Resisiance By ‘Coimmunists Remnants” Remain ing In City Overeome After Fighting

Chinese First Army Retakes Manchu Capital   Communists Driven From City, Claim of Government ”

CHANGCHUN IN GOV'T. HANDS   Recaptured By Chinese Nationals After Sporadic Fighting

Say Changchun Is Recaptured   Resistance Soon  Overcome, Government Commander Says

Chinese Troops Claim Recapture  Of Changchun   Government Reports Capital of Manchuria Entered Early Today

Gime Reds Are Driven Out Of Changchun   Capital City in Manchuria ts Recaptured

Communists Beaten Out In Chinese War   Surprisingly Fast Advance Takes Place

Chinese _ Reds Lose Changchun   Government Forces Recapture City After Sporadic Fighting

REDS PULL OUT OF CHANGCHUN   Chinese Nationalists Take Over Manchurian Capital After Routing Foe

Only: Sporadic Fighting Reported as National Forces Move Into City

Manchurian Capital City Recaptured By Nationals   Changchun Retaken After” Brief Fighting Avainst Red Forces

Chinese Forces Capture Capifal Of Manchuria  Only: Cnaradic Einkting   Only Sporadic Fighting Against Communists Left in Changchun °

National Troops Win Changchung  a £70. 2. ere.   Wrest City in China From ‘Red’ Forces

chiang’s Men [ake Town )f Changchun   Sporadic Resistance Is Put Up by Last Communists

Chaagehen Ts Retake By -hinese Nationalists As Communists Are Routed

ClO Undecided About Working For Government   Wage Policy Group Making Decision

U.S. Seizes Meat Plants Tomorrow, Hits lowa Cities  ua 5 SE Oe EO, PY   CIO Committee Meets to Decide About Working

Debate Whether To Resume Work After Seizure   Government Takes Over Plants At Midnight; AFL Union Members Ordered Back To Work

Fact-Finders Ask GM Pay Increase   Recommend 19'4 Cent Hourly Raise

TRUMAN URGES ACCEPTANCE OF REPORT   President Believes Fact-Finders Have Solution to Probiems

Quick End Of Strike Urged By President   Auto Prices Would Not Increase, Fact Finders Report

RED DELEGATE SEEKS DELAY BY ULTIMATUN   Bitter Fight Rages As Council Hears fran Dispute

Sen. Thomas Say Meat Controls  Must Be Removed  Solon Says OPA Has “Given Up” and Black Market Rules

Twerly Japs... Who Hid Yield ~—. OnCorregidor   Surrender. to Amavzd Amaricans After: Ryd. ina Peper .

LAW TRIUMPHS OVER MAN’S LOVE   Clerk Seized for Embezziement Of $725,000

CLERK WITH CASH HOARD IS SEIZED   TAKEN IN CHICAGO WHERE HE HAD GONE TO PATCH UP BROKEN ROMANCE.

FBI JOINS HUNT FOR OHIO BANK ROBBERS   Fale Escapes With $7,300 At Northfield

BANK ROBBERS ELUDE POLICE   FBI Joins In Investigatior Of Near-Akron Bank Hold-Up

Early Break In Shortage Of Meat Seen  ‘Average Flow’ Not Available T3Il Sentemher

Larger Meat Supply Soon   Experts Expect Sharp Upturn When OPA Fate Is Decided.

BRIGHTENS MEAT   Livestock Receipts Are Up Slightly; Predicts Flow ¥ “September

a: :-_.__-:7: 5  ANOTHER TRUMAN MAN IN TROUBLE BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE

22 Trainloads Of Red Troop: Leave Mukden   Changchun Garrison However, Has Not Been Diminished

RUSSIAN TROOPS REPORTED LEAVING MANCHURIAN CITY   Twenty-Iwo Trains Loaded With Soviet Soldiers Said to Have Left Mukden Since Thursday.   HEADED FOR POINT 40 MILES TO NORTH   Large-Scale Movement Indicates Long Delayed Withdrawal From Area May Have Begun.

Long Delayed Withdrawal Is Believed On   Railroads Busy as Traffic Increases Heavilv

REDS REPORTED LEAVING MUKDEN   Move May Foreshadow Manchurian Withdrawal   Photo on Page 16.

Soviets Moving  Out of Mukden   Withdrawal From Manchuria Indicated

: Chinese News Agency Reports Indications  ‘Reds Leave Manchuria

Soviets Yield Mukden Grip   Movement to North Noted in Manchuria

Defends County Health Project   Statement Issued By Mrs. E. Witwer Today

Allies Decide On Germany’s Economic Lav   Controls Will he Stringent On War Industries, Easy On Pesce Production

Allies Are in Accord on Economic Setup for Germany   United States Scores Victory in Agreement That Makes It Tough on War Industries, Easv on Peacetime Produrtian

$1,000,000 Swindle Aids Named   N.Y. City Police Hunting Three Men

Babson’s Authentic Statement  Devotea Today's Column to Discussion of Different Industries

Babson Gives His Industrial Outlook for U.S.   SUMMER FORECAST IS MADE BY NOTED WRITER

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT. .   BABSON DISCUSSES DIFFERENT INDUSTRIES

TRAIN STRIKES BUS; STUDENTS FATALLY HURT   Bodies of Injured, Dead Scattered Along Tracks

General Mills Faces Closing  All Flour Sales Halted; Revival of OPA Blamed

Urgés Military Direct Domestic Development   Rival Measure Goes to Sen ate; Loyalty Probe Included

Red Activity Probe Asked   House Committee Demand: Thetailenes (Ciccecau taeeiuta:

House Committee To Investigate Red Activities in U. 5.   ‘We're Going to Very Bottom of This,’ Savs Rankin

COMMUNISTIC PROBE IS SEI   House Committee Readies Full Scale Inquiry Of Activities

House Group To Check on Reds in U. S.   To Call Eisler, Branded Red Chief In This Country

Solons to Probe Communist  Actions in U. S. Subpoena Ordered for Eisler by  Houce C‘ammitiea

Full-Scale Communist Probe Is Started By House Committee: Eisler Subpoened

Wheeler Tested In Montana Election Georgia Primary Scheduled Wednesday

WHEELER FACES TEST TOMORROW   Has Truman’s Letter On His Side In Renomination Bid

James Roosevelt, Truman Clash in Montana Primary   Outside Influence Exerted. for and  Against Wheeler

MONTANA VOTE TRUMAN TEST   Primary Finds James Roosevelt, _ Two Labor Groups Bucking  Senator Wheeler

Truman Lette To Be Tested  In Montana   James Roosevelt, Labor Groups Buck Wheeler In Senatorial Bid

TRUMAN LETTER BACKS WHEELER FOR FIFTH TERM  ClO AND TRAINMEN OPPOSE MONTANAN’S

Roosevelt And Labor Groups Fighting Him Wheeler Up For Renomination With James

Truman Backs Senator Wheeler  los pe agg MO tncd- FP Can Supports Rival

WHEELER FACES TOUGH BATTLE   James Roosevelt Out T ‘Rat? Montana Solon

Wheeler Gets Truman’ s Aid  rman Yr 2.   Son of FDR Fights Senator at Polls

Sen. Wheeler Has Truman Letter On His Side; CIO,  Trainmen’s Union Against Hin   President Protests Against ‘Smear Campaign’ Made Against Old Colleague

Montana Primary Will Be Test. Of Vote-Pulling Power Of Truman Letter

ak GET GAS. ~-FROM TEXAS   GOVERNMENT CONSIDERING GETTING GAS SUPPLY THROUGH THE- WARTIME——  @ PIPELINES . ‘

May Use Two War Pipelines To Carry Gas   Non-Essential Lights Banned in Wide Area After 6 P.M. Monday

German Scientists Are Aiding U. S. On ‘Military Projects,’ Is Report

Secrecy Lifted On German Work  130 Scientists, Technicians. Engage  On Military Proietcs

Five Children Die In Flames  Of Tiny Home   Mother Of Several Of Them At Night Club When Fire Breaks Out

Explosion of Oil Stove Is Fire Origin   Sixth Child Badly Burned ia Fire at Small Garage,  Used as Hom:

Steel Leaders To Meet With Snyder   Will Attempt To Iron Out Differences  "T’ ne mewn ten f‘amstal

Fabricators Of Steel to See Snyder   Will Seek to lron Out Problems on  Prices

STEEL FABRICATORS, SNYDER WILL CONFER   Capital Talk Set Wednesda) To Iron Out Price Tangle

Grains, Cotton and Other  Products Jump Upward ‘as Controls Go Off; - Markets Confused.

‘NON - RESIDENT BUILDING CUT 27 PER CENT   Wyatt Gets Full Control Of Nearly All Kinds  Of Construction

Commercial  Construction  Further Cut N onRestdanee  Building Control  SS

Non-Resident Building Cut   Wyatt's Construction Controls Widened

Slash Non-Residential Building 27 Per Cent; Put Wyatt in Control

Housing Chief Wyatt Gets ‘More Control   Immediate Slash in Non-Residential Building Is Ordered

NON - RESIDENCE BUILDING BEING CUT 27 PERCENT   Order Designed To Chan nel Scarce Materials Inte Home Construction   FULL CONTROL GIVEN HOUSING EXPEDITER

Non - Resident Construction Slash Ordered      Immediate Cut of 27 Percent to Aid Housing Announced

Non-Residential Building Ordered Cut 27 Per Cent   More Scarce Materials Earmarked for Homes ‘Before Snow Flies’

DING.  SLASH IS ORDERED   Cut of 27 Per Cent Is to Be Made in  Non-Res. Structures

ARMED FORCES MERGER BACKED ~  Former AAF Chief Warns U. S. Of Devastation Of Third War

4,000 Jews in German Camp Go on Hunaer Strike Against U.S. Forces

Hunger Strike Begun By 4000 Jews in German Camp; American Policy Protested

4,000 Jews Go on Hunger _ Strike at Landsberg, Cry Down With Americans”

4000 Jews at, Landsberg on Hunger Strike Shout: Down With Americans

Jews In Camp At Landsberg Refuse To Eat   Defiant Displaced Persons Shout ‘Down With Americans’

Hunger Strike Is Started In German Camp   Anti-Semitism Of U.S. Said Worse Than Nazi Brand

JEWS. START ON HUNGER STRIKE   SAY U. 8. DEMOCRACY: NO BETTER, THAN NAZIS...

4000 JEWS ON HUNGER STRIKE AT LANDSBERG   American ‘Anti-Semitism’ Denounced By Inmates Of D. P. Camp

4,000 Jews Go on Strike   Refuse to Take Food At Camp in Germany

Displaced Jews At Landsberg On Hunger Strike   Protest Made Over Arrest of 20 Comrade Rioters

Reich Jews Shout ‘Down With Yanks   D.P. Camp’s Residents Protest Seizure of Rioting Comrades.

‘Down With Americans’ Is Cry of 4,000 Protesting Jews on a Hunger Strike

4,000 Jews On Hunger Strike In Germany   Protest U. S. Action in Arresting 20; Americans Worse Than Nazis, They Say

Hunger Strike Is Started In German Camp  Anti-Semitism Of U. S. Said Worse

Russia Again Blocks Byrnes On Peace Treat,   Molotov Insists Trieste Must Be Settled First

Reds: Stall Big 4 Paris  Parley on Peace Confab   Molotov Puts Off Answer until Monday; Byrnes Warns Against ‘Vetoing World Peace’

WORLD TREND SPURS DRAFT EXTENSION.   Congress Hurries Consideration  Of Proposals '

Solons Consider Draft Extension   Mounting World Tensior Spurs Quick Study -

World Crisis Prompts Karly Action   Consider Bill To Increase Pay For Servicemen

Committee Said More Friendly To Extension   Present Draft Law Expiring May 15th

Legion Officers Here February 7  lronwood to Fete State Party on Tour

NEGOTIATIONS ARE RESUMED —IN GM STRIKE   Top Leaders of Opposing Sides Make Further Settlement Efforts.

GM AND UAW ARE STILL AR APART.      F irm May Increase Its Offer in Return For Security Clause

5 CIO BA CONDITIONAL RAISE IN WAGES   Demand Security and Immediate End of Strike

GM MAY RAISE ITS WAGE OFFER   Move Hinted as Negotiations With ClO Are Resumed

Molotov Charges Stock Built Up For Waging War   Still Wants World Troop Count---Figures Subitted by U.S.  Bnd Great Britain

RUSSIA SEEKS ADDED DATA ON TROOPS   Byrnes Gives Figures On American Forces   MOLOTOV CHARGES   U. S. Stockpile Of Atomic Bombs Is Not Set Aside For Defense Only

But Census of Nations’ Troops Is Voted Down   Assembly Moving Toward Adjournment Votes to Leave Arms Details to Council

Atom Bombs Included In  Basic Plan   Other Weapons of Mass Destruction Would Be Slashed

Assembly OF U.N. Okays Plan For World Arms Cut   Long - Debated Measure Approved Unanimously In Wave Of Applause. :

General Assembly Rejects Proposal For Inventory Of All Troops But Sends Controversy To Security Unit; Expect To Complete Seccion by Monday

Russia Agrees to Armament Slash; Byrnes and Bevin Disclose Figures on Troop  Placements.   FINAL ADJOURNMENT SET FOR TOMORROW

Arms Reduction Plan Approved By UN Assembly   Approval Hailed By Delegates A: First Step Toward Eventual Universal Arms Limitation

Arms Limitation ‘ProposalApproved   Troop Census Plan Rejected Over Opposition of Soviets

Byrnes Tells U.N. Numbers, Location  Of U. S. Troops   Big 3 Press For Limitation Of All Arms

SECURITY UNIT NOW WILL MAP DETAILED PLAN   Russia Still May Press For Troop Tally Despite U. S. Report On Forces

Byrnes Reveals Figures on U. § Troops at Meet   Molotov Says A-Bomb Not Defense Weapon But for Aggression

Mighty Powers Approve Limit On Military   U.S... RUSSIA AND GREAT BRITAIN FAVOR POLICY

Molotov Is Still Harping on Bombs   U.S. Reports Less. Than 550,000 Troops Overseas at Moment

UNDrives Toward Finale   May Quit Sunday Morning; Russia Presses -For Troop Count After U. S. Figures Given .

Decisive Step Taken On Road  Toward Peace   Molotov Charges U. 5 Stockpile of Atomic  Bombs is Unnecessary For Defense Purposes

Security Unit To Formulate Final Blueprint   Action Hailed By Delegates Amid Applause; - Drive to Adjourn. -

U.N. ASSEMBLY REJECTS PLAN FOR COUNTING   Approve Basic Plan For WarldWide Reduction of Arms;  Down Troop Census   RUSSIAN INSISTENCE ON TROOP ISSHE DEFEATED

Russia, Still Unsatisfied, Plans To Press for Global Inventory; U.S. Planning Atom War, Charged

APPROVAL OF PLANS GIVEN BY ASSEMBLY; TROOP COUNT DOWNED   UNANIMOUS VOTE MARKS IMPORTANT STEP FOR WORLD PEACE AGENCY

Atom Bomb Included In Basic Plan   Uinited Nations Assembly Gives Unanimous Okay

Basic Plan for Arms Reduction Given Approval   Includes Atomic And Other Weapons

U. N. Assembly Rejects Census   Security Council to Decide on Detailed Limitation Formula; Atom Centrol Included

AN ARMS CUT PLAN VOTED BY THE U.N.   (;eneral Assembly Rejects Proposal for Immediate International Troop Census, Over Strong Red Objections.

Soviet Foreign Minister Charges America’s Stockpile Of Powerful Weapons Has Been Built Up For Use Against Foreign Territory And Not For Defense— Three Major Military Powers Lead U. N. Toward Expected Approval Of Arms Limitation Plan

Proposal for Troop Census Now Rejected   Arias Plan Passed Amid Applause; Council te Decide

Arms Limitation Program Is Likely To Be Approved   Byrnes Says US. Troop: Outside Borders . Less Than 550,00; First  to Give Report

SECURITY BODY GETS ISSUE OF FORCES COUNT   Delegates Over-Ride Strong Opposition by Reds on Census Question

Basic Scheme for  Arms Cut OK’d   Action Follows Speech By Byrnes in Which He Listed All U. S. Troops Overseas; Atom Bomb as Defense Weapon Rapped By Molotov

Final U. N. Approval On Arms Slash   Assembly Rejects Proposal For An Immediate  Troon Census.

embly 0.K.0n Basic Arms Plan   But Proposal for Interna ttonal Troop Census Is Rejected   MOLOTOV NOT CONTENT   Says U. S. Atomic Bomb Stockpile Is Not Meant for Defense

Russians Still Apt To Seek Troop Report   Molotov Says Stock Of Atomic Bombs Not For “Defense”

Byrnes Asserts U. 8. Has Less Than 550,000  Men Overseas   Assembly Speeds Completion of Work, May Adjourn Sunday

Russia Presses For World-Wide Troop Inventory   Molotov Raps U.S. Stockpile Of Atomic Bombs

Troop Census Proposal Is Rejected   Member Nations Will Get Chance to Vote on Arms Program

Arms Contro Plan Given.  UN Approval   Final Vote for Program Cast by Assembly but Proposal for Court of All Troons Rejected

Includes Atomic, Other Weapons Of Destruction   Long-Debated Measure Approved Unanimously By The U.N. General Assembly Amid Applause

Hope For Approval of Disarmament in  UN Sessions Today   Byrnes Gives US Troop Figures; Reds Blast Atom Bomb Stocks

Russian Plea Turned Down   -.. Arms Data Matter Handed To Security Council

Basic Measure Approved Amid Wave Applause   Long-Debated Formula For Disarmament Includes Alomic and Other Weapons   Was Major Issue Before Assembly   Hailed By Delegates As First Step Toward Universal Arms Limitation Program

Final Budget Is Drawn Up for High School  Elementary Figures  to Be Considered eS ae eee  eee

Final Budget Is Drawn Up 'for High School   Elementary Figures to Be Considered by Board on Friday

Artificial lee Company Sold To Hospers Man  Miss Speier Had  Operated Busines: BR inwecs Tne Vaca

Artificial Ice  Company Sold  To Hospers Man Miss Speier Had  Operated Busines: Kt. gg. et west

Anti-Hoarding Order Clamped On Many Items   HouseholdAppliancesMaix Target of CPA Direetive Aimed ta Mave Cand«

Government Bans Factory Hoarding For Price Grab   Puts 30-Day Limit on Household Appliances, Some Building Stuff

U.S. Moves To Get Scarce Household Goods On Marke’   Stern Inventory Controls Clamped on Manufacturers —Anti-Withholding Order Limits Supplies to Thirty Days or Less

Refrigerators, Other Household Appliances Affected in Effort to Stave Off Profiteering in U. S.   Furniture and Photographic Supplies, Some Building Materials Included; Manufacturers Must Sell All Excess Inventory

CPA Limits  Inventories of Manufacturers   Move Taken to Avert Hoarding of Scarce Household Articles

CONTROLS PUT ON INVENTORIES BY GOVERNMENT:   Action Taken To Prevent Hoarding At Factory Of Scarce Items   SCORE OF FINISHED PRODUCTS AFFECTED

U.S. CLAMPS NEW CONTROLS ON PRODUCERS   Mectures lntendéd To Prevent Withholding From Markets

CPA Acts To Halt Hoarding At Factories   Inventory Control Restrictions Cover Various Articles

{ Faclorie   Inventory Cowhols Up By CPA, Keepig Supplies To 30-Day Limit

CPA Clamps Stern Inventory Controls On Manufacturers.  To Prevent Factory Hoarding Of Scarce Household. Goods

CPA Slaps on Inventory Controls 'To Forestall Hoardin v by Faciories

Action Taken To Get Goods To Consumers   Furniture, Refrigerators, Washing Machines And Other tems Affected   WAREHOUSE SUPPLY IS LIMITED TO 30 DAYS   Want Scarce Materials To Go To Manufacturers Who Need Them

Inventory Controls Clamped on Manufacturers to Limit Stocks That May Be Held In Factories and Warehouses— Score of Finished Products Affected—Goods In Excess of 30 Days’ Supply Must Be Moved ‘to Market.

GROG RINGS RUN IN DRY KANSAS   Leading City Officials Of Leavenworth Are Involved In Plot

Electric Union Rejects Offer By Westinghouse   Company’s Proposal Would Have Increased Pay 15 Cents An Hour

Philadelphia. New York and Pittsburgh Are Affected.  AUTO WORKERS SAY NO TO NEW OFFER  General Motors Plan Is Rejected; Was 18', Cents Hour.

STORES, THEATERS, SPORTING EVENTS AFFECTED BY BAN   ‘Disaster Control Board Rules City as Fuel Shortage Grows Boreersus

POWER PLANT WORKERS OUT ON STRIKE   New York Is Virtually Closed Down

NEW YORK CITY, PHILADELPHIA, PITTSBURGH HN   New York Amusement Spots Closed. down:.Fuel Low

Trieste, Paralyzed By Strike, Goes On  Starvation Rations   U. S. Soldiers Remain on Alert After Demonstration By Slovenes

TRIESTE IS NEARING ‘ STARVATION   Undergoes Two Days of Violence  Amer. Troops  Alerted .

Hoover Hurries Back to Capital To Help Save OPA   Cuts Short South American Food Inspection Tour

DELAY THREATENED IN PRICE CONTROL BILL   Herbert Hoover On Way Home ‘To Help Save OPA

Hoover Returns To Enter Fight © To Retain OPA   Further Delay Seen on Decision; Bill Expires in 13 Days

URTHER DELAY N OPA BILL ) THREATENED   Only 13 Days Left To Prevent Act Expiring   By RAYWOND WILCOVE INS Staff Correspondent

' /PORMER NASHUAN DIES AT MT. VERNON. OHTO   Funeral Services Held Here Today for James Roberts, 81 Who Died August 3

BIG FIVE VETO, FRANCO SPAIN TO BE STUDIED   World Disarmament Big Topia As General Debate Ends At Lake Success   MOVE TO HEADQUARTERS   Committees Meet At Long Island Semi-Permanent Offices Today

ARMY HOSPITALS ARE UNSUITABLE   Two State Institutions To Be Vacated—Ten in Nation Are Acceptable

ARMY BOOSTS OCTOBER QUOTA   Selective Service Asked to Produce 35,000 Men

‘Army Wants 10,000 More ‘Men in October Than Drafted in September

October Induction Call Hiked   Draft Quota 10,000 Over  & eo ntember’ «

Australia Blasts Reds’ Frequent Recourse to Veto   Hasluck Pleads for Big Powers to Aim  For Unanimity Goal

Australia Kicks Off Little Nation Fight With Angry Charge That Big Five Fail To Discharge Trust   MOST OF ATTACK AGAINST RUSSIA

Delegate © Blasts The      SAYS MAJOR POWERS HAVE FAILED TO DISCHARGE THE TRUST PLACED IN THEM

BIG FIVE HAVE FAILED TRUST, AUSTRALIA SAYS   Small Nations Open Fight To Curb Bie Power Veto

SMALL NATIONS LAUNCH BATTLE TO CURB VETO   Australia Delegate _ Says Big 5 Has Failed to Discharge Trust

Soviets Admit Taking Material From Manchuria   \'TERMS OF ALLIED PACT  RESPECTED, SAYS RUSSIANS

Ray Milland, Joan Crawford Win Oscars For Performances   Get Academy Awards At Hollywood Affair

‘Ray Milland, Joan Crawford Rated Screen’s Top Actors  Win Filmiand “Oscars” For Performances In “Lost Week-End“, “Mildred Pierce’

HOLLYWOOD-NAMES ITS OUTSTANDING STARS IN 1945  Ray, Joan Awarded Coveted Oscars

Crawford Gets Academy Award   Spotlight Also On Ray Milland In Ceremony Last Night

Joan Crawford, Ray-:. Milland Oscar “Winn ers   “Lost Week-End” vi oled

Ray Millard and Joan Crawford Win Motion Picture Awards For Acting

Ray Milland, Joan Cr aw “a ‘dd. € Jscar Winners   Declared Best Movie Performers  In Year 1945

Ray Milland, Joan Crawford Given Awards for Year’s Best Acting Roles

DRAFT LAW fS STALLED OVER 18-YEAR OLDS   Conference Fails To Reach Agreement On Calling Youths

Draft of Youths, 18, Ties Up Action on Selective Service  at mae rer   Compromise Of fer: Made By House And Senate

DRAFT CONFEREES SPLIT ON TAKING 18-YEAR-OLD BOYS   Compromise Offers Made in Forenoon and Afternoon Sessions But None Is Found Acceptable.   9-MONTH EXTENSION OF ACT APPROVED   But Unless Group Reaches Agreement on Age Question Entire Law May Expire Foly 1.

Conferees Deadlocked On Youths 18   On Issue Fate Of Draft Act Appears To Rest

Teen-Agers teh Sk Draft Settlement  Selective Service Fate . Tied i in Knots Over.  oa

POSSIBILITY OF DRAFT ACT’S EXPIRING SEEN   Senate And House Fail To Agree On Youths Of Eighteen

House, Senate Still Stymied On Draft Bill      Compromises Offered on 18 and 19 Year Old Registrants

Draft Is Voted 9 Months Life   Teen Age Tuduetions Stilt Chief Stumbling Block

Envoy Flying From Argentin To See Truman   Messersmith Due In Capitol for Renorted Protest

Midnight, June 12, Deadline For Action   Labor Opposition To House Measure Will Be Heard

‘Truman Decision  On Case  Is Secret   Barkley Is In Dark On Fate Of Bill To Curb Strike

Truman Gives No Answer To Questioners   Much Advice, Pro And Con, On Case Bill

TRUMAN STILI CONSIDERING CASE BILL   Strike Control Measure Is Studied From All Angles   ACTION DELAYED   On Other Anti-Strike Bill Representatives Call In Key Union Heads

Must Decide by June 12 What He'll Do With It  Getting Lot of ‘Pro

Truman Studies Case Labor Bill; House Group Calls Union Leaders   Sen/ Barkley Says He ‘Has No Idea” Whether President Will Veto or Sign Measure; ‘Rump’ Session Late Today on Emergency Proposal

UNION CHIEFS IN ON HOUSE GROUP ‘RUMP SESSION’   Get Chance To Voice Grievances On President's Labor Program

‘Rump Hearing To Be Held on Emergency Law   CIO President Calls For Veto of Measure  Sent to White House

Truman View On Case Bill Not Divulged   Barkley Has No Idea How President Will Act On Strike Curbs Measure

Truman Gives Case Strike Control Bill Full Consideration   Meanwhile His ‘‘Emasculated” Measure Runs Into Rump Hearing

Barkley Says He Has No [dea What Truman Will Do With Case Strike Bill.

Fate of Case Bill Uncertain   Disposition By Truman Not Known, Barkley Savs: Has Until June 12 To Sian or Veto It

Rump Hearing Is Set to Air Protests   President Has Until Midnight, June 12, To Act on Measure

NO DECISION BY PRESIDENT ON CASE BILL   Measure Clamping New Curbs On Labor Still Under Study by Truman

Fate of Strike Control Measure Still in Doubt   Bill Bounces Back to House, Diluted by Senate Action

Bill Before House For New Action  . Truman Silent Or Case Bill Action

No Truman Decision on Strike Bill   President Fails to Give Hint of What He Intends to Do About Case Measur

No Action  On Case Bill   ate Hangs in in Balance House Reconsiders pe eee. Labor Bill

Truman’s Emergency Strike Contro! Bill Back in House; Labor Leaders Called in

Truman Airs Case Measure  From AllAnegles   Has Until June 12 to Sign «Or Veio Measure; Labor Urging Him to Scrap Legislation

Barkley Doesn't Know Truman Plan On Case Measure   Has te Midnight, June 12, To Act; Labor Leaders Talk On Emergency Bill

Lockout Hits All Argentina   Business, Industry Protesiine Decree

VIRTUAL BLACKOUT OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY TODAY   Covered Argentina As the Start of a 72 Hour CloseDown.   SHUTDOWN A PROTEST

ALL BUSINESS IN ARGENTINE HALTS OVER WAGE ORDER   OWNERS CLOSE DOWN 72 HOURS--PROTEST PAY HIKE DECREE

Argentine Labor Lockout Is Alerted By Police Officers   Extension of Stoppage Of Work Looms  In Contest for BRonue

Industry ‘On Strike   Argentine Business Leaders Halt Operations in Protest  To Gov’t Wage Edict

Argentine Business Shuts Down; Protest Against Pay Raises   Milk, Ice Deliveries Still —On;-Leaders—Protest-— New Wage Law

INDUSTRY TAKES FEW DAYS OFF   72-Hour Lockout Business’ Answer to Wage-Increase Order in Argentina

Business Shuts Off as Protest In Argentina   Action Is Result © Of Government Pav Raise Decrees

Start Blackout In Argentina   Commerce, Industry Idle For 72 Hours

Commerce. Industry Blackout Covers Areentina as 3-Day Closedown Starts

Argentina In Shutdown   Nation’s Business Leaders Launch Real 72-Hour Commerce, Industry Strike

Argentina Business in  Blackout   Nation’s Leaders Call Shutdown in Protest To Government Decree

Stop Business In Argentina   72-Hour Shutdown Called by Business Head: Protesting Decree

CLOSEDOWN OF BUSINESS IN ARGENTINA   Lockout is Launched in Protest to Government's Refusal to Modify Wage Decree   DELIVERIES FROZEN

CLOSE BUSINESS FOR ARGENTINA   Shutdown in Protest to Government Act

 Businessmen Strike  Against Government   Close Down Practically’ All Commerce and  industry in Protest we ectwet’: tise: Wisi ee

Virtually AIL: Businesses In] Argentina Idle   Suspend In Protest io Gov. ‘ernment’s Refusal To Modify: Wage Increase -- "Bonus Decree —

Landing Place Of Plane Kept  Strict Secret   Stern Police Precautions Taken to Guard Monarch

Fear Foul Play In Laurinburg Tragedy   Four Persons Burned To Death In Farm House: Guns And Shells Found; SBI Investigate

Everyone Merry Except Santa Claus In This New York Department Store

Regular G.0.P. Organization Scores Sweeping Victory in Pennsylvania

PENNSYLVANIA'S OLD GUARD WINS   Rolls Up Smashing Vic tories Over So-Called ‘New Guard’

82nd Airboriie ’ Division Heme   Queen Mary Docks in New York with 8,800 Veteraris of  Renowned Army Group

Expect Wallace to Be Told To Keep Silent or Quit Pos’   "RED-CONTROLLED > PAPERS SPEAK OF U. S. POLICY CRISIS

Big ger Police Force Is Votec  Kingsport May Add Srrenoih As Needed

“RUDDY NIGHT” — AT LEGION HOME THURSDAY NIGH      Membership Committce Desires . Each Member To Bring Along An Ex-Serviceman

— ° ”~ ~*~ DROPPED A-BOMB ON HIROSHIMA  Atomic Bombardier In Cif For Nationwide Broadcast

Alin Florida, Physician Says  Capone Said to Be Nervous Excitable

NO FIRST ROBINS YET SEEN © BUT OTHER SIGNS INDICATE WINTER OF DISCONTENT WANES

Yes Sir! America Is a Good Place to Live and Here Are a Few Good Examples Why

TRUMAN FACT FIND BOARD HIT BY GM PRESIDENT   Says It Should Be a ‘Pringiple Finding’ Croup Instead

WOMEN CROWD JAP POLLS IN FIRST ELECTION   Voting Heavy, 2782 Candidates

MANY WOMEN VOTE TODAY IN JAPAN   Some Appeared With Babies — Strapped to Backs

Women Japs Rush To Polls For First Vote   466 Members Of New Legislative Body Being Chosen

JAPANESEWOMEN CROWD POLLS IN RECORD VOTING   Nation’s First Ballot Under Allied Recime

Japanese Women Cast Ballots   Hold First Democratic National -Pleciian

JAP WOMEN VOTE FOR FIRST TIME   GO TO POLLS TODAY WITH BABIES ON BACK

INQUISITIVENESS PAYS OFF   en ee  Man Investigates Soiled Envelope, Finds $400

Victory “Edition” of International Opens Saturday: Greatest of 46 Events

Black Market  Is Hardest Hit  By Lack of Meat Says OPA’s Chief Enforcement Agen

LEAVES FAITHFUL EMPLOYEE AND A CHURCHS1000EACH   Personal Estate of $22,000 Bequesthed by Annie  rrear   \OTHER BENFFICIARIES   Four Hels Save Enite a of Morrisville

G.0.P, CHIEFS MAP ‘46 DRIVE   Leaders From 11 Western States Plan Campaign For Congress

Urges Building Clarion Dam   Would Aid in Meeting Anti-Pollution Laws, Greene Declares

Sees Ridgway, Johnsonburg Benefitted By Building Of Floed Contrel Reservoir

Senators See Report On Bilbo   Members of Subcommittee To Pass On Report

VFW Opposes Food Shipments  Assistance To Foes Attacked By Veterans

Appeasement Acts Rapped   Feed America First, Resolution Demands

CHARITY ATHOME FIRST— _—_. VFW Demands Probe of Food Shioments to Axis Powers

REMAINDER OF STOLEN GEMS FOUND   Hesse Crown Jewels Stolen By Officers Found in Chicago

Army Know: 2 Others in Gem Theft   Valuable Jewels Found in Railroad Station Locker

Army Recovers Rest Of Stolen Jewels   Army Colonel and WAC Wife Held in Million- Dollar  Theft

Colonel And Wife Held;  ‘Admit They Took Stories      Believe All of Loot Recovered But Await Inventory Lists to Make a Final Check

Loot Cached in Chicago Rail Station   Colonel’s Confession Leads to Recovery in Cardboard Box

CROWN JEWELS DISCOVERED IN CHICAGO DEPOT   Army Colonel Confesses To $1,500,000 Theft

German Jewels Found in Chicage   Accused Coloncl Leads Investigators To Station Locker

Army Recovers All of Stolen German Jewels   Major, Corporal Also Implicated War Dept. Reveals

Second Half of Loot Found in IC Locker   Baggage Cache Yields Unmounted Jewels in Cardboard Box

—FOUND IN U.S.Colonel, Wac Bride Confess   Half of Loot Seized in Chicago, Rest in Wisconsin

HEART ATTACK WILL KEEP MAY SILENT A WEEK   Representative Unable To Face Senate Committee

May ill: Senate Probe To Continue   Accounting Office To Investigate War Profit Case

GOA Asked To Make Full Accounting   May Suffers Heart Attack; Won't Testify for a Week

HEART ATTACK KEEPS MAY FROM STAND   Meanwhile Full Probe of Garsson  Firms Is Ordered

May Suffers Heart Attack;. Full Probe Into Garsson Munitions Combine Asked

Barkley Reports ‘Hopeful’ Angles For Rails and Coal   Senator, However, Warn ‘ Against Too Much Opeiuuisan Cree Strikes

Strike Plans Go On But Government  Leaders Say Outlook -Is “Very Hopeful” :‘

Strike Situation Said Unchanged But Seen Hopefu   Barkley Talks To Truman; Official Saye R. R. Men Going Ahead With Plans

Barkley Sees Hopes of End Of Two Strikes   Senate Majority Leader Says Truman Discussed Coal and Railroad Strikes

Sen. Barkley, After Visit With President, Says “Everything Is Hopeful” Over Situation.   NOTHING NEW COMES FROM WHITE HOUSE

Hope ‘Still High For Settlement Of Rail Dispute   But Brotherhoods Push Plans..For Possible Walkout: Thursday «

Barkley And Leaders Meet With Truman   Matters Still “In Status Quo” Senator Says

“Everything Is Hopeful,” Barkley Says   Progress Is Reported in Separate Conferences

Rumor Government Working On Plans To Take Over Mines   Barkley Says Truman Has Hopeful Attitude Toward Settlement of Strike Situation

Tells Senator Barkeley Issue  Is Unchanged   No White House Develop ments On Efforts to Work Out Agreemeuts On Coal Or Rails Known   Union Prepares To Strike Thursday   No Code Words Sent Out; To Walkout Sure This Time ‘Ti We Haveu’t Got Settlement,” Leaders Say

Rail Outlook Is ‘Hopeful Says Barkley   President Discusses Coal And Railroad Crisis Briefly

a a  Progress Reported In Separate Rail Talks   Railroad Unions Going Ahead With Plans For Strike Next Thursday, Official Says

HOPE HELD FO SETTLEMENT IN RAIL SITUATION   Truman Says Negotiations in ‘Status Quo’ as Truce Deadline Nears

Barkley Injects a Hopeful Note into Rail Strike Crisis   Democratic Leader In More Optimistic Frame of Mind Afte: Chat with President

Rail Strike Situation ‘Hopeful’   Optimism Continues But ~ No Change Is Reported

Government ‘Hopeful’ of Settling (Railway Dispute Before Truce Ends

Livestock Event - Dae Lead to Greater Mi Production.  EXHIBITORS GET TRAINING

Livestock Event“ : Lead to Greater My Production. :  EXHIBITORS  ‘GET TRAINING

Russia Might Accept Byrnes’ Plan   Foreign Minister Meeting Would Insure Peace Taltec

Truman Calls Party Leader  For Sessions   Observers Predict Top Appointments

TRUMAN CALLS IN PARTY CHIEF   Decision Expected Soon On Filling Supreme Court Vacancy

HANNEGAN T0 JOIN TRUMAN ON YACHT   TALK STIRRED TWO WILL DISCUSS SUPREME COURT AND OTHER VACANCIES.

Truman May Fill Court Post Soon  Hannegan To Board VYatch Far Conference

Hannegan Will Join Truman  On Yacht Trip   Expected To Discuss Persons To Fill  Several Vacancies

Va. Railway Service Is ‘Again Normal   Passenger, Freight Traffic Resumed

New York Bride  Slain In Mexico   Mrs. Nancy Beech, 22, Slain; Hus. hand Wounded By Mexican Bandits

BANDITS KILL * YOUNG BRIDE      MEXICAN RAIDERS INVADE HONEYMOON CAMP AND _!__ SMOOT_DOWN_NEW__  YORK WOMAN

Labor Unions Cool Toward New OPA Bil   But All Signs Point to Preb ability They Wiil Not Urge Presidential Veto

Supreme Court Hopes To Adjourn Late This Month   Case Involving Validity of Hatch Act Section Is Ordered Rearqued

ALL SAILORS ON DECK DOOMED IF A-BOMB DROPPED ON REAL ETFET TATEST TEST REVFAIS

Bomb Proves ‘Killer’ Within Half-Mile Arc   Thirty-Six Sq. Miles Of Sea Contaminated With Radio Activity

Sure Death Deckhands Would Have Died ‘On Atom-Bombed Fleet, Report

A-Bomb Sure Death to Ship Within a Half- Mile Radius That's Judgement of Adm. Blandy

Clai ims A-Bomb ‘Killer? OF Ships In Wide Radius   Test Shows ‘No. Survival Of Personnel Passible On All: Tareet. Vessels

Bomb Proves Killer of Ships   All Men on Decks Probably Would Have Been Killed, Blandy

A-Bomb Sure Death For Ships Within Half Mile *   Blandy Says Would Have Killed All Men on Decks,  Injured Many Below Deck; Radioactive Waters Delay Close Checkups ®

Blandy Gives His Views on Blast Fatality   May Have Killed Crew lf Ships Were Manned

Any Crews on Guinea Pig Ships Would Have Been Killed By Atomic Blast

A-Bomb Might Have Killed All on Decks   Review of Explosion Convinces Chiefs Of Nuclear Strength

Atom Bomb Sure Death At Half Mile      No Ships Have Survived Either Test Within That Radius; Fatal to All Men Tan

THINK A-BOMB WOULD HAVE KILLED CREWS   All Personnel Would Have Lost Lives if on Target Ships in Underwater Blast.

Believe Atom Bomb Blast Would Have Killed Crews Of Target Ships If Men Remained Aboard

Death For Vessels Wtihin Half-Mile Radius Is Verdict  Full Assessment of Bomb Damage Niat Wat Dacciblo

Blandy Says Bomb Would Have Killed All Men on Decks   Bomb ' Is Proved ‘Killer’  of Ships Within  Half-Mile Radius  ye i Be ene

Death Radius Extended Haif-Mile   Ship-Killer Would Have Taken Toll of Men on Decks

A-BOMB PROVES DEADLY WITHIN HALF-MILE AREA   Blandy States All Personnel Would Be Killed

Ship’s Crews Would Have Been Killed   Admiral Blandy Comments On Late A-Bomb Test

Defin e Conclusions Drawn  ‘A- ‘tosh Probably Would Have Killed All On Deck

ATOMIC BOMB WOULD HAVE BEEN FATAL TO ALL WITHIN. A HALF-MILE RADIUS:

WOULD: HAVE KILLED ALL, SAYS BLANDY   Sure Death To Ships Within Haif-Mile Radius

Blandy Says Bomb Would Kill Crews   Blast Would Have Proved Fatal to Men on Decks Of Target Fleet Ships

HERSHEY ASKS THAT CONGRESS EXTEND DRAFI   Recommends Amending  Law To Provide Set Term

EXTENSION OF DRAFT ACT URGED   Director Hershey Makes Request At Committee Hearing

Hershey Asks Congress To Extend Draft Act   Selective Service Draft Head Suggest: 18-Month Term for Those Inducted— Rejects Peonosal To Raise Ace Limit

Hershey Calls for .  Speedy Action in Extending Draft   Asks for Specific Term of . Service--But Opposes Raising Ave Limit   PROPOSES LOWERING ARMY REQUIREMENTS   Plan Would: Increase Num: ber of-Eligibles in Present‘-Age Group

HERSHEY CALLS FOR EXTENSION OF WAR DRAFT LAW   Would Amend Act to Have ' Inductee Serve Specitie Term

Urges Action ‘On Extension Of Draft Act   Director of Selective ' Service Asks Specific Term of Duty

DRAFT AGE. WILL NOT BE RAISED   HERSHEY IS OPPOSED TO ANY CHANGE

Stated Term Of 18 Months Is Advocated   Director Opposes Raising Age Limit For Selectees

Extension of Draft Urged By Hershey   Asks Amendments for 18 Months Service—-Would Not Change Draft Age

New Draft Extension Is Sought   Hershey Rejects Idea Of increasing Age Limit; Asks 18Menth Service Term

Hershey Wants Quick Action On Draft Extension   Would Amend Law So Each Inductee Would Serve Specific Term

Draft Aet Extension  Asked Now   18-Month Term Suggested; Hershey Opposes Raising Age For Inductees

Draft Change Idea Opposed   Gen. Hershey Against Raising Age Bracket

Congress Asked To Extend Draft Act Now   Hershey Wants Specific Term of Service, Preferably 18 Mo. Set

HERSHEY ASKS EXTENSION OF THE DRAFT ACT   Selective Service Head Rejects Proposal to Raise Draft Age

WON'T RAISE LIMITS ON DRAFT AGE.   Hershey,  Says It Would’ Produce. Only Fe ew   Thousand Men

SERVIGEMEN FZAR WORLD WAR Ill.   Five Kiwanians Tell Club Members of Service Life

SERVICEMEN FLAR WORLD WAR fl   Five Kiwanians Tell Club Members  nf Gervira Tifs

CZECHS HUNT MYSTERY MAN   ‘Rumored Son of Goering and Even of Hitler

Youth Tells ‘Of Beating '[lowa Nurse   Fled Room,in Panic After Assault; Sent Help to Girl

— sh. oe. a, ee, a, ce ee.  Heirens Tells Robbery Assault On lowa Nurse

Lustio: os, Once Located He re, Facing Prison   Men Who Formerly Operated Officers’ Club Convicted Of Fraud

Health Problem Is Becoming Serious To Some Counties  Nurse Beareity--:  Acute: Control OF. Illnesses Suffers —

Health: Problem Is Becoming Serious. To Some Counties  Nurse  Scarcity  cy tes. Control of. :

A.F.L. Seeks Walkout of Mill Worker:   Sympathy Strike to Close Sawmills in Northwest Asked by Union Leader; Port Tieup Tightens

Shutdown in Lumber Threatens   Expected to Walk Out Friday in Support of Maritime Strike

SYMPATHY ° STRIKE OF MILL WORKERS MAY START FRIDAY   AVL Maritime Strike Leader Calls for Walkout of Sawmill Workers.

PUTS ISSUE IN THE HANDS OF STEELMAN   President Asks Reconversion Director to Try to Work Out Settlement of the Crippling Maritime Raw Tadavy.

Request Made By Leader Of Sailors Strike   Claims 100% Support From Other Unions to Aid Seamen

Steelman Is Mapping Out Govt. Moves   Takes Over As WSB Rejects Sailor Demands;  Decision Due Today.

THREE KILLED IN "KINGSTON CRASE   Auto and Bus Collide on Siow York Rood

Three Kingston Youths Killed in Bus-Car Collision   : Four Other Persons, All Bus  Company Employes, Slightly Injured

izvestia Warns Show of Strength Against Russia Will Lead U.S. And Great Britain Down Fatal Path

BYRNES REJECTS SOVIET PROTESTS ON BULGARIA   Russian Paper Says Frontiors Will Be Secured At All Costs

Moscow Again Blasts Churchill; Says Soviets Will Secure Frontiers

Russia Warns Atomic Bomb Won t Sway If   Demands Safe Borders, Claims Bevin Fans Alarm

Russians Will Secure Border At Any Price   Writer Warns U. S. And  Britain Show Of Strength Would Be Fatal

We Won't Alter Policy, Say Reds, Warning of Threats   ‘Won't Be Swaved'

Plan to Secure  Frontiers, Says Izvestia Writer   Tarle Lashes Again at Churchill’s Proposal for Military Pact

RTICLE IN EWSPAPER IVES STAND   Says Bevin Is In Same Class With Churchill

RUSSIA WARNS NO DEVIATION FROM PROGRAM   Article Says Path Will Be Fol. lowed Regardless Of Atom Bomb

Aims To Secure Fronfiers At All Costs, U.S. Told   Asserts No Weapons Will Stand In Way

Soviet Will Secure All  Its Frontiers   Sen. Connally Calls For Russia To Avoid Provoking Acts

Warns U. S. and Britain on Trying to Bar Her From Treading ‘Own Road’

Russ Aim to Secure Frontiers   Newspaper Charges Churchill, Bevin With Fanning Hostile Bloc

Russia Warns U. $., Britain Against Force   Says Will Secure Frontiers, Will Not Yield to Threats

IVESTIA SCORES BEVIN, CHURCHILL IN SHARP ATTACK   Says Atom Bomb Will No Sway Soviet-from Le witinneccten Bt

Tzvestia Says Moscow Will ‘Secure’ Frontiers  Ambition to Rule World Denied: Warning Acainst Veddline Voiced

MOSCOW WARNS U. S., BRITAIN ‘OF ‘FATAL ROAD’   Will Brook No Interference With Her Boundaries *

Aim Is To Make Frontiers Safe, Moscow Explains   Connally Asks Russia To Avoid Acts That Tend To Provoke War

Soviet Set To ‘Secure Frontiers’   Ervestia Intimates A-Boruh Won't Sway Nation From Course

Moscow Paper Hurls Blast Defying A-Bomb, Anything   "Show of Strength Would Lead to Fatal Road’ Save Editorial: Hits Churchill Plan

Atom Bomb Will Not Alter Reds Plans, Is Claim   Bevin Is Accused of ‘Inciting Suspicion’ Against Soviet Union

Unafraid Of Atomic Bomb, Will Fight To  Secure Frontiers   Izvestia Warn Show Of Strength By English Speaking Allies Would Lead Britain And U. S. Down A “Fatal Road.”

Claims Britain And U. S. Face A Fatal Road   Bevin Is Charged With Fanning Of Wearld Alarme

Russia Warns Allies To Let Her Plans Alone   BORDERS OF SOVIET TO BE PROTECTED AT ALL COSTS

Says Nation Is Only Securing [ts Frontiers   Blast Churchill For Second Day

Atomic Test Is Postponed   President Truman Announces Delay   Old Battleship Off For Bikini

WILL SAIL ANYWAY   Battleship Pennsylvania to Leave Despite Delay in Atomic Test

Chillicothe Man Killed   Body Of Victim Is Hunted In River After Blast Sinks Boat

‘Truman Wants Hoover to ‘Return Immediately, Give Report on Food Conditions

Hoover ToCutShortFamine Inspection Tour; Truman Wants Eye-Witness Report

List Safety Rules for The Fourth ‘Designed to Help Get to The Fifth

63 LHS STUDENTS. TO STATE CONTEST   Musicians To Go by Bus To Sac City—Participate In 10 Divisions

Music Pupils To Go To Sac City Thursday-Friday  Will Participate Ir   Will Participate In Final State Contest In Northwest Iowa

Music Pupils To  Go To Sac City  Thursday-Friday Will Participate In  ~ Final State Contest In Northwest Iowa

Ford Charges Bowles Muddles Story on Prices   Fails to Tell All Facts, Says Motor Magnate

FORD REPLIES © TO STATEMENT ON CAR PRICE   HEAD OF MOTOR COMPANY  SAYS PRICE ESTIMATE MADE  P=“ BEFORE WAGE-PRICE —-—FORMULA ISSUED™

Communists Seek Homes Near Palace   Leader Warns : Workers Will Not Aid Against Russia

“Squatters” Take Fight to the King   Ask Requisition o1 Empty Buildings for Homeless

London Squatters Appeal to King   Leaders Ask Requisitioning of Homes and Flats

Soviet-American Commission for Korea fo Hold Ist Meeting Next Week

FRESH RIOTS — —=N-CAECUTTA      CITY IS RULED “OUT OF BOUNDS" FOR AMERICANS AFTER FOUR ARE INJURED

Mines’ Return Possible .  Hard Coal Men Ask New Hike. Shorter Hours

U.S. Desires Pits Returned To Operators   Krug to Consider New Lewis Demands At Meeting Monday

t In Their Bid  i Coal Miners r Pay Increase   ‘Government Move To End Federal ‘Control Of Mines Appears Likely

New Demands by Hard Coal Men  See End of Federal © Contro! Over Mines

U.S. Action To End Mine  Control Seen  Hard Coal Men Ask Pay Boost

U. 5. MAY MOVE TORETURN MINES   GOVERNMENT EXPECTED TO ASK LEWIS TO DEAL WITH OPERATORS.

Egypt Students  Begin Three-Day  Mourning Period 25,000 Quit Classes  In Memory of Victims  Of Anti-British Clash

Soft Coal Talks Resume: Airline Peace Is Delayed   Striking West Coast Ship Unions Wait Amival of Federal Mediator

Drive started to ease army  hold on atom  ‘Military control Jeans to fascism’

URGE CIVILIAN CONTROL OVER ATOM ENERGY   Organized Drive Begun Against Control By Military Body

Atom Research  Halt Charged  Congressmen Seek ry) Woy Ak... Ug",

Drive Begins To Curb Army  Control Of Atomic Research   Move Seen by Some as Necessary to Enable a Vigor cus Program of Atomic Research for  Wlatinnal Garcupléu

Atomic Control  Lobby Formed   Civilian Group Demand: No Military Strince

[LABOR PARTY * IS FACED WITH OPEN REVOLT   Bevins May Be Replaced As Foreign Minister

Backs Foreign Policy Except German Rule   Talk of Dalton Succeeding Bevin Yeard in Halls

BEVIN'’S OUSTER POSSIBILITY AS CABINET MEETS   Eden Supports Secretary; Dalton May Gel Post

Revolt in Labor Party May Lead To Bevin Ouster   Eden’s Backing Not Expected to Help; Dalton May Step in

Bevin s Policies Under Attack in Great Britain   Anthony Eden Pledges Conservatives’ Support Labor Party Revolts.

Laborite Foreign Policy Dispute Threatens Bevin   British Foreign Minister May Be Overthrown, Party Leaders Fear   DALTON MENTIONED FOR CABINET POST   Rebels Censure Government Stand; Ask Amendment To King’s Speech

MINORITY PARTY THROWS SUPPORT 10 GOVERNMENT   But Bevin May Be Forced to Step Down in Mave to Canciliate Russia   DALTON MAY GET POST   Latter Is Favored by Group Critical of the Incumbent Foreign Secretary

Revolt Grows Against Bevin   13 More Laborites Join In Protests Over Policy

Class Freight Rate Decision “Boon to Kansas Industry’   Governor Previously  Had Said ICC Order » Would Place State  Hn Dee walsh CAce

Atomic — B om b Is Held Still In Its Infaney   Major Seversky Holds Weapon Is Still In ‘FireCracker’ Stage

Cut Demanded in Hungary Debt   U. S. Representative Says $300,000,000 to Russia, Other Nations, Is Too Much

U.S. Urges Cut In Hungary War Reparation Bill  Claim $300 Million Total “Too High’; Would Collapse Country’s Production

Slavs’ Take From Hungary Toolligh   Would Force . Collapse o! . Country, U. S. Tells Confe:  Tence    FOR REPARATIONS CUT   Slavs Make Heated Answer to the American Objections

U. S. To Back Czech Demand   Transfer Of 200,000 Magyars Part Of Proposal

Reparations Argued at Peace Meet   U. S. Declares Total For Hungary Is Much Too High Now

U. S. OPPOSES CLAIMS MADE ON HUNCARY   Charges Reparations In Peace Treaty Are Too High for Payment

U.S. Wants Revision on Reparations   Internationalization of Danube Is Written Into Bulgarian Peace Treaty At Paris Conference

AGREEMENT Ih STEEL STRIKE VET AWAITED.   Reshuffled Economic High Command to — Handle Program

TRUMAN OFFERS NEW PLAN ON WACES: PRICES   Bowles Is Named Chief To Administer Revised Stabilization Program

NATIONAL GOP LOOKS TO THE MIDWEST FOR POINT OF VIEW   Hope To Swing Congressional Elections With New Platform

GOP Chairmen In Midwest Map 1946 Strategy   Republican Leaders Hit Truman Tactics, Ridicule Policies

GOP Chairmen of 12 States Attack  Truman Policies   On Full Time Basis.

Midwest GOP Leaders Study Issues  To Formulate Campaign Platform

Republican Platform To Reflect Midwest   Party Seeks to Gain 27 Seats in Congress; Stress Organization

U.S. PLAN FOR ARMING OTHER AMERICAN NATIONS TO DEFEND HEMISPHERE LAUDED AS SOUND

Italy Gets Say In War Claims   Big Four Reaches, Minor Treaty Points Acensd

Italy Given Voice as to  Claims of War   Foreign Ministers Solve Several Issues at Paris Meeting

ITALY TO GET VOICE IN WAR SETTLEMENTS   Given Place on Mixed - Tribunal to Decide Damage Claims

lfaly Gefs Voice In War Damage Claims   Question of Italian Reparations Postponed by Council

‘Ministers Agree on Minor ‘Points at Paris   Difficult Question of Reparations to Come Up Today

Claims wal Set Wy Council   bet Eeval Voice Damages futing From:  Wor

BIG 4 GIVE ITALY VOICE IN SETTLING WAR LOSS CLAIMS    Multi-National Tribunals Will  Be Set Up to Hear and Pass on Cases Presented.   KNOTTY REPARATIONS QUESTION UP TODAY   Demand for $300,000,000 Was Made by Russia at Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in May.

ITALIAN CLAIMS’ “SETTING DRAFTE   Foreign Ministers Give Natlon Equal Voice in War oo Pamene Antian——_—_--—

Big 4 Give Italy Voice in Settling War Reparations   Nation Must Renounce Claims on Allied Nationals

MINISTERS TAKE UP REPARATIONS   Italy Gets Equal Voice In Settling Claims For War Damage

THREATENED   Telegraph Co. Workers Give Notice Negotiations  On Pay Are Broken Off

Western Union Talks Fold Up; Strike Looms   Government Is Told Aft ~ Workers May Walk Out  _- Within 30 Days

WESTERN UNION STRIKE THREATENED   A. F, of L. Notifies Government Its Members May Leave Jobs Within 236 Days.

Great Expenditure Is Out Of Proportion To Usefulness, Group Told

PRAVDA ASSAILS U.S. PROPOSALS ON ATOM BOMB   : Communist Organ De : clares “World Domina tion” Is Aim Of Plan

Moscow Press Denounces U. S. Atom Control Plan   Pravda, Communist Party Organ, Attacks Baruch Proposal As An Attempt By United States To *Establish World Domination’

Baruch Atomic Energy Plan Scored by Reds   Pravda Says Idea  Would Consecrate Amarican Mananalw

Say America Is Seeking  World Rule   saruch Proposal Is Assailed By Newspaper

Soviets Criticize Baruch Proposa'   Red Party Organ Asserts Atomic Bomb Plan Not Satisfactory

Real Estate Inflation Reaches Point Where It Would Be Cheaper to Build--If You Could:

Price Ceiling Rule Assailed   FHA Warned Veterans Administratior May Withhold Loan Guarantees _

Bus And Trolley Service Normal  In Lancaster   GM And UAW Nearer Accord Qn Union Security; Wage ‘Question Still Unsettled   Negotiations In 94-Day Strike Resumed; Union Sticking To Its 19/2 Cents Demand

Coal Owners  Accuse U.S,  Of Giving In Contract Talks To Start Todav

GOVERNMENT S CRITICIZED BY COAL OPERATORS   Administration Accused Of Abdicating To Demands  OF Lewie   MEETING SCHEDULED TODAY IN CAPITAL

RAP RULING ON VACATION PAY   Says Govt. Abdicating To The Demands Of Labor Leader

Operators Say U.S. Abdicated To Mine Chief   Lewis Musters Figures to Bolster Fight for Higher Pay

Coal Mine Owners Allege ‘Abdication  By Government   Hot Words Fly on Eve Of Administration Meeting With Lewis

COAL MINERS WAGE PARLEY OPENS TODAY   Administration Charged With Abdicating To  Lewis’ Demands

Vacation Pay Ruling Roils  Mine Owner      Abdication to Lewis, Cr Coal Operators, Left Out of Wave Parley

Mine Parley To Begin In Capital Today  Ruling On Vac satio   Ruling On Vacation Pay Draws Protest From Operators

U. 5. ABDICATION . TO LEWIS CHARGED BY MINE OWNERS   Operators Aroused by Gov ernment’s Settlement of * Vacation Issue in Favor  of Coal Diggers. :   TERMED A BONUS TO FORMER EMPLOYES   Union Leader Expected to Asi for Shorter Week Without ~ Loss of Pay in Pend- «© ing Negotiations. -

U.S, YIELDING TO LEWIS, SAY COAL OPERATORS   Accuse Administration Of Allowing His Power To Get Out of Control

COAL MINERS VACATION PAY PLAN GRANTED   OPERATORS WRATHY OVER GOVERNMENT GIFT TO LEWIS

Mine Owners Brand Action On Vacations ‘[Hlegal’  Say Government   Say Government In Agreement Bows to Demands  Of ‘Labor Leader’

House Voles Boosts For Federal Workers   Slash in Number of Gov. ernment Employes Stipulated

House Votes $400 Year Pay Boost for Federal Workers   Bill Specifies Increases to Be Absorbed By Accompanying Reduction in Employes; Final Bill to Be Worked Out by Two Houses

CIVIL SERVICE WORKERS VOTED WAGE INCREASE   Heuse Would Boost Income $400 Annually And Reduce Payroll   200,000 WORKERS ARE LIKELY TO LOSE JOBS

More Pay But Fewer Workers House Decrees   Federal Worker. Slash Called Precaution on Inflation

FEDERAL WORKERS VOTED PAY BOOST   HOUSE ACTION CALLS FOR DISCHARGE OF 200,000 TO ABSORB $400 HIKE.

House Votes Government Pay Increase   But Specifies Employe Reductior To Absorb Raise

FEDERAL PAY BOOST VOTED   But House Specifies Hike Must Be Absorbed By Cut in Employes

New Jap Constitution Bans Armed Services,  Fixes ‘Bill Of Rights’

JAP PEOPLE GET . “BILLOF RGHTS” ~ UNDER NEW LAW   Constitution Bars Armed Forces, Curtails Power - of Emperor

JAPANESE OKAY CONSTITUTION   Outlaws War And Armed Forces, Curtails Emperor's Power

BALL ATTACKS PEPPER PLAN JO DESTROY A-BOMB PLANTS   LIBERAL REPUBLICAN'S WORDS OF OPPOSITION HAS “ CAUSED BITTER FEELING BETWEEN SENATORS

TRAIN WORKERS? MERGER STUDIED   Firemen And Enginemer Talk Over Wages, Joinup

CONTINUED BIG EXPORTS NEEDED   Agriculture Department Says Food Shipments Must Go On For Months

U. S. To Make Food Shipments      17 Million Bushels Will Be Required In July, August

DECLARE U.S. MUST CONTINUE SHIPMENTS. OF FOOD ABROAD AFTER PRESENT GOAL IS MET

Big Increase In Crime Shown   Michigan’s Record Among Worst In U. S.

‘Alles Strip 10 Wealthy Jap Families of All Assets in Blow at Trusts

ALLIES SMASH JAP FINANCES   Breakup Of Monopolies And Cartels Ordered

WEALTHY JAPS ARE ORDERED TO GIVE UP ASSETS   Allied Council Launches New Program To Dissolve All Japanese Monopolies

JAPAN. TRUSTS TO BE DISSOLVED   Allios Order Assets: Converted "+. Into 10-Year Bonds

Allied Headquarters Orders Assets Of 10 Richest Jap Families Sold, Converted into Bonds, Controlled

AKRON YOUNG FOLKS ARE PRINCIPALS IN PRETTY WEDDING   Miss Olive‘Pederson And Parnell Boetger ‘Married Tuesday

General Yamashita Loses Fight  . to kiscape Hanging  Six-Man Majority of Supreme Court Holds That Military Board

Idaho Girl Found Shot to Death   Body Discovered at Lonely Rail Station

Stark Testifies Kimmel Had Full Charge of Fleet   fCancludes Testimony

FLEET MOVEMENT LEFT 10 KIMMEL, STARK TESTIFIES   Admiral Tells Pearl Marbor Probers Full Responsibility Was on Commander at Rase,   LATTER WAS OUSTED ON ORDERS OF KNOX   Witness, on Stand Week, Says No Top Official in Washington Sought War With Japan.

Stark Blames Kimmel for Pearl Harbor   Former Cammeander In Hawaii to Take Stand Next

P.H. Probe Adjourned to January 15   Admire! Stark Ends Testimeny; Kimmel ead Sher? Nex?

Navy Chief Left Action Up to Kimmel   No Check Made by Washington Chiefs  as to Pearl Harbor

Fleet Movement Up To Kimmel, Stark Declares   Navy Chief Declares Admiral Informed

Movements Oi Fleet Up  To Kimmel   Stark Gave Order But Made No Check On How Kimmel Wa Carrying It Out

Responsibility Fleet Actions Left to Kimmel!   No Check Made to See How He Carried Out “Defensive Deployment” Order, Stsrk Deelares

Made No Check On  Operations   Explains ‘Tu HouseSenate Investigating Commitice How Navy Does Things

Kimmel Left Movements Of Pacifie Fleet   Admiral Harold Stark Says All Responsibility Left Up To Kimmel.   MAKES NO CHECK

Kimmel Was Helc Responsible for Fleet Movements   Pearl Harbor Probe Committee Reacessac tn Ton. 15

Kimmel Held Responsible By Stark   Asserts Orders Were Adequate Warning For Raid

Left Responsibility For Movements Of Pacific Fleet Up To Admiral Kimmel, Stark Declares   Had Adequate Information

KIMMEL HANDED WARNING IN °41   Stork Says Pacific Commander Had Sole Charge of Pearl Harbor Fleet

Naval. Chief Says U. S. Should Have Been Set nor Blow  Stark Says Fleet Had "Orders"

\Death of Governor Bailey Was State's Biggest News Pick Nine Other Events of 1946     g

Operated Upon in Mid-Air Delicate Throat Operation  Performed Aboard Airplane

Annual Meeting — County Paralysis Chapter Is Held.  ~ Officers Elected An Reports Of Aid Give

Annual Meeting County Paralysis Chanter Is Held   Officers Elected And Reports Of Aid Given Read And Approved

COUNTY INFANTILE PARALYSIS GROUP IN ANNUAL MEET   Find Funds Depleted Pollowing Epidemic “Of Dread Disaase

13 Possible Suicide Tries Made by Nazis   ' Paper Clips, Cord - Recovered; Col. Andrus -Quizzed ty Board

Reveal 13 Nazi Suicide Efforts Blocked In Jail   Nuernberg Prison’s Commandant Called Before Quiz Board

Made by Nazis   i Paper Clips, Cord y Recovered; Col. Andrus i Quizzed by Board

— INQUIRY — Reveal Schacht Had Cord  RUSS DEMAND: RTILTL CARCKIT

Allied Probe of Goering s Death Still Under Way   Col. Andrus Tells Of Finding ‘Weapons’ On Executed Leaders

Constitution For France   Parliamentary Type Of Government Proposed

WESTBROOK PEGLER   No GOP Proposals To Scare Country Or Mr. Truman

ASK DAMAGES OF UNION FOR TRUCK STRIKE   Major Trucking F irms Join In Action For :  $10,000,000

UPHOLD UTILITY DEATH SENTENCE   Court Rules Against ? Power. Licht Firms

Death Sentence Clause Upheld   Teeth Retained in Utility Holding Company Act

Utility Death Rule Upheld By Tribunal   Supreme Court Acts on Appeals of Companies Ordered Dissolved.

Court Upholds Death Séntence In Utility Act   Justice Murphy Delivers 6 to 0 Decision; Applics To Holding Companies

COURT UPHOLDS UTILITY LAW   ‘Death Sentence’ in Holding Company Ac Held Constitutional

"Death Sentence’ Clause  Of Utilities Act Upheld   Decision By Supreme Court Given On Appeals By Two. Companies From Orders By The Securities And Exchange Commission Requiring Their Dissolution

Court Says That Holding Company Clause Is Valid   Decision Is Based on S.E.C. Ruling Requiring Two Companies to End Operations

Decision Given On Appeals By 2 Companies   From Orders By Securities And Exchange Commission

Death Clause of Utility Act ls Held Valid   Supreme Court Rules on Appeals from Rulinas of SEC

UTILITIES DEATH SENTENCE UPHELD   Supreme Court Affirms Validity of Clause

Court Upholds Dissolution of  Holding Firm:   Supreme Tribunal Backs Commission In Death Sentence

Rail Station In Manchuria Falls to Reds   China Pins   China Pins Peace Hopes On Marshall

Chinese Lose Meat Supply Rail Station At Wartime AtChangchun Ration Level

Americans In Zone Of Fighting .  Changchun Stating Taken By Chinese Communists

Red Forces Take Railway Station   Fighting In China Moved Near Two Small Groups of Americans

Gain Rail Link For Supplies From North   Storm City’s Only Railway Depot; Fighting Rages Through Streets

Littlefield Girl Found Safe Af Sister's Home  Claims That She Can't Remember

Littlefield Girl Found Safe At Sister's Home   Claims That She Can‘t Remember Detcile OF Trip

He Puts Issue Squarely Before War Quiz Group   Controversy Involves Contributions for Campaign Purposes

Boy, Missing 6 Weeks. Found Dead in Field   Grieving Parents Plan Funeral Rites For Raymond Howe

MISSING BOY'S BODY IS FOUND   Six Weeks’ Search Ended When Dogs Lead Hunter To Death Scene’

STATE MUST SET uP SCHOOL Judge Denies Negro s Plee For Entry-Into Law School

General Motors Hikes Salaries  70.000 Employes Will   70,000 Employes Will Receive 5 Per Cent Raise On Friday

Strikes Halt Production On All Fronts   Items Made Scarce ‘For Several Months Te Soon Reappear

Gives Annual Report Of Chamber’s Work   Financial Statement Is Passed to Members — President Fred Downing Presides   Strike Situation to Govern Return Of Scarce Items to U. S. Market

Strikes Slow Shirts, Autos, Nylon Output   Women to Get 7 Pairs Hose This Year; Tire Production Gaining

Here's Outlook For Needed Items   Strike Situation  To Govern Output

 Power Diplomacy Byrnes Supports Ambassador Lane  ‘In Polish Battle

Power Diplomacy  Byrnes Supports Ambassador Lani In Polish Baffle -

Covered Bridge At Curwensville May Be Replaced, Winburne And Reed’s Fording Spans Repaired

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL GREATER THAN FORECAST   More Than 200 Die On Labor Day Weekend, 19 In Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Has 19 Deaths B ln Traffic   Highway Accidents Account For 210 Deaths; Tota's Are Mounting Heurly.

Dreamboat Flight Emphasizes New Defense Problems   Proves Need for Constant Surveillance Over Polar Regions

 FLIGHT FROM HAWAII TO EGYPT ALSO STRESSES DECISION TO KEEP BIG BOMBERS HOME

lewis Serves Notice That Present Soft Coal Contract Terminates  Next Wed.; Operators Okay Plan  PRESIDENT SAYS PROPOSAL WAS EQUITABLI AND FAIR; STRIKE NOW SEEMS INEVITABLE

LEWIS TO END MINERS PAGT (N WEDNESDAY   Head of UMW Rejects Government Plan to Revive Talks on  Waves.   BULLETIN!

PRISONERS OF WAR BEING SHIPPED OUT   Men Will Not Be Available For Work In Connection With 1946 Food Crop.

More German POW's To Be Shipped Home   Third Service ¢ Command Announces Alerting of  3,000 Men

BYRNES TO SEEK PARLEY ANSWER   Showdown Looms With Soviets on Summer Meet

Byrnes Is Headed For Showdown   Says He Wants Straight Reply on U. S. Plan  for ‘Peace Parley

BYRNES PLACES CHIPS ON TABLE   Asks Reds for Yes or No Reply on Peace Conference

Bymes Seeks Showdown With Molotov on Peace  Conference This Summer

New Trieste Plan Is Ready, French Report   Hin't Internationalizing Of Adriatic Port Is Key To Proposal

Ask Soviet Yes or No   Byrnes Will Demand Direct Answer On Call-ing Peace Conference

Bymes Seeks Showdown On Peace Parley   U.S. Secretary To Demand Russia Answer Request

New French Proposal on Trieste  ~~ + pia. Zan Brocantatian ta Eoraian Ministers

Advance New Plan On Trieste Problem   Byrnes Heads for Showdown With Molotov on Peace Meet

Byrnes May Demand Showdown Today to Speed Up Progres:    Molotov’s Actions = irk Big Four Members;  Demand Answers

Seek Showdown On Peace Meet   Byrnes Will Demand Straight Yes or No Reply from Molotov

SHOWDOWN ON DECISION Is EXPECTED   Secretary Byrnes and Molotov Take Part  In Heated Session

BYRNES HEADING FOR SHOWDOWN WITH MOLOTOV  WILL DEMAND A YES OR NO ON 21-NATION

French To Offer Plan On Trieste   dt Is Hinted Proposal May Call for Internationalizing the Port   BYRNES SERVES NOTICE   Will Demand Showdown With Molotoy on Question of Peace Conference

Byrnes, Molotov Headed For Test   Notice Presented On Calling Of Peace Talk

Byrnes Demands Yes-No Answer   Wants Molotov To Make Known Today His  Ti cerctulveve

France Has New Plan fo Settle Trieste Problem  Internaticaalizing

BYRNES WANTS YES OR NO ON PEACE PARLEY FROM RUSSIA   Served Notice  In Fruitless Night Session He’d Ask Today

PEACE RALLY BYRNES’ GOAl   U. S. Secretary Demands “Yes or No” Answer From Molotov

NEW TRIESTE PLAN IS TALKED   Byrnes To Ask Showdown On Future Meeting

GERMANS SCORE IN ATTEMPT 10 SPLIT ALLIES   Propaganda Battle Has Been Widening Differences Between Powers   ARE PLAYING ONE AGAINST THE OTHER

GERMANS AIM TO WIDEN RIFT AMONG ALLIES   Circulate Stories Ir Effort to Exploit Differences

RIFT OF ALLIES IN GERMANY GAINS GROUND   Propaganda Battle Puts One Ally Against Other; Germans Stimulate Split

Propaganda  By Germans  Helps Widen Allied Riit   Following Up Political Campaign By Telling Tales, Continuing Attacks

German Propaganda Is Said Splitting Allie:   ‘Conquered Nation Figures It Has Every. “thing To Gain, Nothing To Loss In ' ‘PB pesent Course .

Germans Score On Propaganda In Reich Area   Dividing of Allies Bearing Fruit, Says Berlin Report

ENEMY GAINS IN BATTLE OF PROPAGANDA   Differences Widening PBe« tween Russia And Anglo-Americans

German Rumors Widen Allied-Russtan Breach   Commodore’s Visit Highlights ity Salute to Mightiest Navy

Attempts To Split Allies Bear Fruit   Huns Said Taking Full Advantage Of Occupation Forces

Germans Score In Propaganda War With U. 5.   Attempts to ‘Split . Allies Wide Open are Bear- © ing Fruit — 

Disagreements Among Allies Are Exploited  Tale-Bearing To Occupation Powers Is Widening Differences  GERMANS PLAYING ONE ALLY AGAINST ANOTHER  Soviet News Bureau Blasts Reports Of Deportations To Russia   Soviet News Bureau Blasts Reports Of Deportations To Russia

Normandy Beaches, St. Lo And Falaise Pocket Beat  Germans, Eisenhower Says

 War Won Before Allies ‘Reached Rhine—‘Tke’   ~,. Eisenhower's Formal Report. By Germans Speeded Final Victory

RUSSIAN HEARS SPYING CHARGES   U. $. Seeking Conviction Of Young Soviet Officer In Seattle Court

Governor Calls in State Officials to Meet Coal Crisis  Begin to Feel Pinch  In Many Areas in D.6f Cand ana Eaal

Governor Gives — Call For Meeting On Tieup Crisis   Officials To Decide Whether State Has The Power To Avert Or Bring To End Strike That Endangers Fuel Supply; Industries And Utilities Feeling The Pinch

Jap Admiral Accepts Responsibility For Sneak Aftack on Pearl Harbor

Nagona Advises” Defense Counsel He's Responible.   Surprise Attack Purely c Naval Operation, " Officer Says

CLAIMS SOVIET ATTACHE SENT TOOBTAINDATA   Says Russian Ordered to Get Secrets on Atomic Bomb, Radar

Canada Charges Russian Attache Told Obtain Wartime Secret Data Of Nation

Some Details Secured From The Citizens   Name Four Who Are Ins volved: In 3,000 - Word Statement Given To King,   ORDER FROM MOSCOW.

Russia After Data on Atoms, Radar   Troop Movements Als« Were Scrutinized By Military Attache

Movement Of Troops Among Dafa Sought  Embassy Attache Instructed From

Agents Sought Information on War Secrets   Wanted Data on Atom  Bomb, Radar, U. S  Troops, Radio Shell.

Canada Answers Russia   Statement Says Moscow Issued Detailed Spy Instructions

Movement Of Troops Among Dafa Sought   Embassy Attache Instructed From Saviet Canital

CANADIANS TELL OF RED ESPIONAGE   Agents Acted On Orders trom Red Capital

Attache Given Instruction to Secure Data   Operations in Canada on Order From Moscow

Facts on U. 5. Shells, Troons Also Obtained   King Report Seen As An Answer to Moscow Statement

RUSSIANS IN CANADA ORDERED T0 SECURE DATA, REPORT SAYS   INSTRUCTIONS DIRECT FROM MOSCOW, CLAIMS PRIME MINISTER KING

Canadian Regime  Puts Its Finger Directly On Soviets In Try To Get Atomic Data

Russian Military Attache in Canada Instructed By Moscow to Get Atomic Data

Canada Accuses Russ Directly   Detailed Charges Made Against Moscow In New Report, Linking Four British Aides By Name With Leakage of War Secrets

RUSSIANS IN CANADA  ORDERED TO SECURE  DATA, REPORT SAYS INSTRUCTIONS DIRECT FROM MOSCOW, CLAIMS  in ee emiiidderinne. beeas

RED EMBASSY STAFF ACCUSED OF ESPIONAGE   Cipher Clerk Pleads Guilty to Revealing State Secrets

Cattlemen Hold Answer To U.S. Meat Puzzle   Only They Have Power To Increase Supplies In the Near Future

Up To Cattlemen, Ranges Teeming With Steers, When You'll Get Beef   . These Producers Alone Hold Power To Boost Supplies In Near Future From Near-Record _ Herds; Time When Grass-Fed Start To Market

Cattlemen Hold Fate of Nation's Meat Supplies   Accuracy of Truman’s Prediction Hinges On ‘Normal Marketing’

Cattlemen to Settle Accuracy of Forecast  ee aan pm. Encl. Deltedg Nenonde Uoon Their Marketing Decisions

Cattlemen Alone Hold Fate of Truman Prediction That Meat Will Come Back

Cattlemen Alone Hold Key to Good Meat Situation  Don’t Have to Sell Now And Probably They Will Refuse

Grasslands Hold Key to Meat Puzzle   Aceuracy of President's Forecast of Improved Supply Up to Midwest, Western Stockmen

Eyes Turning to Cattlemen of Grasslands   They Alone Have Power to Break Meat Shortage

GRASS-FED HERD TO HOLD ANSWER   Truman’s Forecast To Rest On Cattlemen’s Stand

MOLOTOV STATEMENT IS CLEAR LOOK AT RUSSIAN OPINION OF SLISPICION RT OCKINC RIC FOUR

Still Paging Meeting Big Three Heads   Triiman, Stalin and AL lee Should Attempt To Clear Atmosphere Of Suspicion Each Has Created

Smith Resigns  As Budget Head   Takes Vicepresidency Of New World Bank

BUDGET DIRECTOR HAROLD SMITH QUITS   Will Become Vice President of New international Bank at $22,500 a Vear.

Five Clergymen Assail Council   UnAmerican, Sey Columbus Group of FCCCA Criticism of Atomic Bombings

Doctors Fight Medical Bill   Cabell Group Hits Proposed State Plan

BIG FOUR NEAR DISCUSSION OF GERNIANY   Hope to Speed Agree ment on Statute of Trieste

UN Council Sees Accord n Trieste   ® Ministers May Open German Discussion In N.Y. Wednesday

RED ELECTION LIKE CARNIVAL   RUSSIANS HAVE NO CHOICE OF CANDIDATES

100 MILLION RUSSIANS VOTED SUNDAY   First Election Since 1937; Will _ Give Results Tues.

HEAD OF PAPER COMPANY SLAIN   GUNMAN KILLS W. A. WHIT. COMB AND ESCAPES IN BUSY BOSTON CROWDS.

Seek Killer Of Wealthy Paper Company Head      Father-in-Law of Former Local Woman Slain in Boston

1,750,000 Idle Feared If Steel Strike Continues      Many Other Workers Laid Off As Increased  Number Of Shutdowns Are Expected

Strikes’ Idle  To Increase   1,750,000 Steel Men Facing Early Layoff

GM, ClO Agree To Mediator Intervening In 70-Day-Old Strike   More Workers Idle As Steel Lack Forces Plants To Close

1,750,000 IDLE SEEN IN MONTH   Leaders Warn of Costs 0 Continued Steel Tie-Up

DEPOSED WAA WORKER HINTS ~ OF PATRONAGE   Negligence Charges Denied at House War Inquiry

Ouster Of Assistant Disclosed   Witness Testifies That Man Was Fired To Make Room For Friend Of Senator Myers

Witness at Probe Cites Penn Solon   Says Superior in WAA Advised Him To Hire Sen. Myers’ Man.

Byrnes and Bevin  Discuss Veto Secret Bi-Lateral - Session Is Held

Byrnes, Bevin  Talk in Secret   Seek New Path to Veto Isaue Solution

Peace BEVIN IN SECRET TALK   Big Power Representatives Confers Seek Speed In Council Wark

Secretaries Diseuss Veto Objections  _ Byrnes, Bevin  Session Secret

Landslide Upsets Demos First Time In 15 Years   Change of Congressional Officials From - Top To Bottom In Prospect; Martin, Vandenberg May Be Leaders   Bulletin!

‘Landslide Upsets Demos First Time In 15 Years   Change of Congressional Officials From Top To Bottom In Prospect; Martin, Vandenberg May Be Leaders

U.S. Officer Is Shot To Death   American Officials To Protest Fatal Shooting Of U. S. Officer By Russian   SHOOTING TAKES PLACE IN BERLIN

CLAY PROTESTS   Russian Shooting of U. S. Citizen Violates Pact.

Athens Admits: North Greece In Rebel Grip   Leftists Reported Drawing Support From Albania, Bulearia. Yuoaslavia

Guerilla Attacks Gain Momentum  On Greek Border   Yugoslavs Blamed for Strife That Sets Up  Government Crisis

IREEK ARTILLERY UNITS ARE MOVED TO BATTLE FRONT   Forme r Premier Charges Wide Area in North No Longer Is Under Control of Government.   GUERILLAS HOLD 100 MACEDONIA VILLAGES   Situation Leads to Bitter Debate in Parliament — Opposition to Regime Walks Out.

Greeks Rush  Heavy Guns Into Battle   Parliament Walks Out As Result Of Ex-Premier’s Talk

Leftist Troops Are Winning Battle of Northern Greece   Ex-Premier Declares Area No Longer Under Control of Government; Opposition in Parliament Walks Out

Soviet Answer To Trusteeship Tops Calendar   Crowded Day Is in Store for United Nations’ Delegates

SOVIET ANSWER ANTICIPATED ON T RUSTEESHIPS   Permanent UNO Home World Food Groups Also Meeting

Red Idea On Trusteeship To Be Given   Unsuccessful Pleas On Admittance To UN To Be Stucied

Soviet Envoy Novikov to Voice Stand   Russia’s Position on Trusteeships to Be Aired Today

Agency Heads Working on Housing Task   Nonveterans May Get Priorities to Construct New Homes

Non-Veterans May. Soon Be Eligible For New-Home  Priorities, Signs Indicate

CURBS MAY END ON NEW HOMES   Building Priorities Weighed Now For Non-Veterans

Heads of Agency Working Hard on Housing Program  Non-Vets May Be Given Priaritiac

Agency Heads Plu C4 Aw ay Al  Housing Policy   Present Signs Point Te  Making Noo-Veterans  Eligible For NewHome Priorities

WHITTLED AWAY — AT THE NATION'S HOUSING POLICY   Key Agency Heads May Make Non Veterans Eligible for Priority.   THE VETS RECONSIDER   May Open Up Shelter to Many Veterans Who Cannot Buy New Home.

Key Officials Plan Nation’s Housing Policy   Maj. Gen. Lowell Rooks Elected To Succeed LaGuardia

NATION'S HOUSING POLICY CHANGES; NON-VETS MAY GET NEW-HOME PRIORITIES SOON

AGENCY HEAD PLAN NON-VETS PRIGRITIES IN HOME BUILDING   Also May Change Ceiling On Cost Or Renta! For New Dwellings

Wyatt's Idea May’ Give Non-Vets Priorities For Homes: Vets Old Quarters

Planning’ To End  Vet Priorities   Agency Heads Want To Let Anyone. Build.  '- New Hames. 

‘ANYONE MAY BUILD HOME IF PLAN 'TO SCRAP VETERANS PRIORITIES CARRIES THROUCH AS INDICATED

Plan To Lift Many Housing Restrictions   Top Advisers Of President Hold Second Conference

Whittling At Housing Policy...  May Extend Eligibility For New-Home Building To “Non-Veterans” Atso

HOME PRIORITIES MAY BE EXPANDED BY AGENCY HEADS   PROPOSE TO MAKE NON-VETS ELIGIBLE TO SPUR BUILDING

PLAN 10 CURB VETS HOUSING PRIORITIES   Propose To Make Non-Vets Eligible For New Homes   May Increase Sales Price , To $12,000; Rent Limit _ May Also Be Changed

May Alter Housing Rule   Building Priorities to Non-Vets Whe Would Release Rent Property

Plan To Release Old Apartments To GI's Viewed   New Ceiling Price of $12,000 Considered By Building Officials

LEADERS PLAN TO END VEIS" HOUSE RIGHTS  New. Polic icy: Pav -Make Non- Vets Howe £1. cL1

Agency Heads Plan To End © Veteran Priorities And Let Anyone Build New Homes   Those Building Will Be Required To Lease Old Homes To Veterans

‘ av CHT henna BY AGENCY: CHIEFS   Non-Veterans May Have Bette Opportunity to Obtain New Homes

Non-Vets May Get Priority to Build New Residences   Housing Men Believe Space Vacated Would Go to Veterans

Housing Policy  May Be Changed   Non-Veterans May be Eligible for New  Home Priorities

Agency Heads Plan To End Veteran Priorities, Let Anyone Build New Homes

Non-Veterans May Get New Home Priorities   Would Be Required To Release Old Housing For Rental

HOUSING AGENCY PLANS TO END GI PRIORITIES   May Give Vets First Chancg to Rent Old Homes,  Apartments . fff

Non-Veterans May Be Made Eligible For New-Home Priorities If They Release Old Dwellings To Veterans

Government Agencies May Extend Housing Priorities  To Non Veteran Builders

Vets May Rent Old Buildings   Vets Organization Said To Be Receptive To New Proposal

RUSSIA RAISES CRY OF ‘INSULT   Byes Backs Down After Row With Vishinsky

Vishinsky Attacks Secree@ry’s Stand Against Debate On Italy      (Avairman Balks At Hearing Him   Sought To Have Name Included On Nations To Be Heard On Pact

BYRNES, VISHINSKY IN WRANGLE TODAY   American Is Accused of Insulting Soviet Union.

Byrnes Backs Down, Throws Subject of ltalian Treaty Open To General Debate

Says Russia Is Insulted By Byrnes   Byrnes Backs Down on De. bate Ruling After  Russian Protest

Vishinsky Says Byrnes Has Insulfed USSR  Secretary of State  Backs Down on Nafandad Chand

‘Russian Seores Gag Rule on Ataliar Plea   Vishinsky Hurls Gravest Accusation at U.S. Chairman

Demand Talk On Italy Pact After Wrangle   Byrnes Backs Down After Ruling That No Debate On Treaty With ltaly Could Be Heard

INFORMER FOR BRITISH TAKEN BY STERN GANG   Youth Faces Trial By Dread Secret Court In Holy Land.

Jewish Youth s Abducted      Palestine Extremists are Blamed for Latest Kidnapinas

Cotton Men To Convene Friday   Manufacturers To Open Annual Convention At Winsten-Salem

THOUSANDS SEE PICKETS CLASH   Fists Fly on Broadway in AFL, ClO Battle

100 CIO and AFL Pickets Brawl in New York Streets   Police Break Up Jurisdic tional Battle; At Least One Injured

ClO AND AFL PICKETS BATTLE ON BROADWAY IN NEW YORK OVER RIGHT TO PICKET PLANT

PICKETS CLASH ON NEW YORK STREET   Leckout. Brings Battle Between CLO. and AFL

New Gas Tax Soon   Schoeppel Expects  To Issue Proclamation This Week Putting Ic Hike Into Effect Mar. I

Helena Young Mar Is Presented With Gold Medal  Joe M. Miller Given First Citation  ETRE EEN:

Helena Young Mar Is Presented With Gold Medal  Joe M. Miller Given First Citation By Suraeon General

Assembly of U. N. Meets Wednesday   Nothing Sensational Expected to Come At First Meeting

Some Report That  Corn Borers Are  Found In County Those Located’ Here Are Less Damaging

Some Report That Corn Borers Are Found InCounty      ’ Are Less Dam izing - Than European Type

Hoover To Visit South America  As Food Envoy   Goes To Enlist Support Of Latin Countries In World Crisis.

To Seek Aid of Those Countries In Food Crisis   He’s Complimented On Job by Truman

FOOD RATIONING  TO AVERT WORLD  FAMINE FAVORED TRUMAN CALLS FOR  HOOVER’S REPORT ON GLOBAL SURVEY

Hoover Will Go South After Food   President Has Named His “Ambassador” To South Americas

SAYS SURPLUS NATIONS CAN SUPPLY NEED   Refuses to Comment On Need for Renewed Rationing in U. S.

ACCEPTS BID TO SERVE AS TRITMAN ENVOY   Will Make Trip in Few Weeks; Reports Ty, President Today

HOOVER TO GO TO 5. AMERICA   Accepts Invitation Of President To Serve As Food Ambassador

Truman Praises  Job By Hoover   Former President Asks To Be Kept Out of  Rationing Squabble

Hoover May Nexf Ask South Americé To Provide Food  Calls on Truman   Calls on Truman But Afterwards Silent on Rationing

Will Seek Support In Food Crisis   Return of Rationing To Nation Considered; Grain Conservation Urged

HOOVER PLANS FOOD TOUR IN SOUTH AMERICA   Will Enlist Support of Countries in Food Situation GQversene

Bread Rationing May Follow Hoover-Truman Conference on World Food Shortage

Talk Grows Of Meat and Food Rationing in U.S.   Wheat Pinch Begins To Hurt As One Big Flour Mill Closes

Latin Food Tour. Setup For Hoover   President's Invitation To Enlist South American Nations In Crisis Is Accepted By Hoover

Asks Hoover Extend Trip   Ex-President Accepts Invita tion To Go To South America.

HOOVER NAMED AS FOOD ENVOY T0 S. AMERICA   Refuses To Enter Controversy Over Possible Return of Rationing in U. S.

Rationing of Food, Including Breads, Being Considered   Deep Inroads Into Eating Habits of United States in Offing

Hoover Plans New Trip in Food Crisis   President Calls for New Conferences and Talk Of Rationing Renewal Is Heard at Capital

President Invites Hoover fo Survey Latin America   As Food Ambassador Ex-President: Will “Seek Food Support -

Hoover Will Go To South Africa For Food Crisis Aid   British Leader in This Nation for Visit Denies Asking Meat, Fats Retion

WILL RESUME STRIKE TALKS   Westinghouse Co., Union Meet Today In Effort To End Dispute

0 ‘ime for the Birdies a Assails ‘Form Letter’ ropaganda from Home Folks

In Accord On Korea   Russia and U. S. Work Out Plan For Trusteeship

U.S. And Russia Make Agreement   Agree On Efforts To Help Korea Establish  Provisional Government

QUADS BORN Tl NEGRO WOMAN IN PORTLAND   Combined Weight of 2 Boys and 2 Girls 20 Pounds, 13 Ounces

First Steps Taken by Legislative Council in Case of Resubmission

Extension Of Draft Unlikely   Congress Frowns On Truman’s Program

Military Groups Cool To Draft Extension Request; Training, Merger Bills Face Delays

Government Grounds Constellation Planes   CAA Orders Four. Motored Ships Grounded After 2 Crashes

UCEAN FLIGHT LINCS HIT BY PROBE (ROGER   ‘Use of Constellations Halted Pending Investigation — ef Land Crash.

‘Constellation’ Plane:  Grounded by U. S. Following Crash   Drastic Order Interrupts International Air Service; Cite Mechanical Failures

Constellation Ships Halted Pending Probe  Study Being Made.  Of Cause Of Crash At Reading Pa.

AIR TRAVEL SLOWS ASRULE GROUNDS MANY BIG PLANES   All Constellations Ar Ordered Not Flown, by Government;  Crashe: Are Cause.   FIVE ARE KILLED IN FALL OF SHIP

All Aerial Giants Held Out Of Skies Pending Probe Of Reading Crash  i a a a   Action Disrupts World Commerce   Smaller Planes Will Be Used For Present: Numerous Accidents Cause Inquiry

Order FollowsCrash At Reading; Lines To Use Other 4-Motor Planes

CONSTELLATION FLIGHTS HALTED AFTER CRACK-UP   CAA Ties Up All International Air Travel For Probe

GIANT PLANES GROUNDED BY GOVERNMENT      All Constellation  wade  Following Accident

Order Effective For Thirty Days; Other Four Motored Planes Substituted In Internationa Air Service   CRASH YESTERDAY CAUSE OF RULING

Airlines Ground Constellations on Orders from CAA   Government Ties Up Transports for Reading Crash Investigation   3 LINES STRUGGLING WITH SMALLER CRAFT   Halting of Country’s 42  Giants Hampers Inter~pational Travel!

Constellations Grounded by C.A.A. After Plane Goes Down in Flames

U.S. GROUNDS BIG AIRLINERS FOR 30 DAYS   To Investigate Crash Cause

Gov't: “Orders Constellation Planes Grounded After Reading, Pa. Crash

Newest Crash Reason for Drastic Order   Various American Air Lines Hard Hit hv Ediet

AIR TRAVEL BY CONSTELLATION IS SUSPENDED   Government Takes Drastic Action Pending Probe of Crash Yesterday. ,

Planes Banned From Air After Crash Yesterday   Was Second To Crash Of Mechanical Failure

Constellation Airplanes Are Grounded On U.S. Orders   Air Transportation Is  Hampered as Action Is Taken Following Crash in Which 5 Met Death

SHOW ATTACK NOT EXPECTED   Short Submits Evidence To Indicate Capital Held  Break Not Imminent

Short Offers Evidence  His Command Was Alerted For Jap Sabotage Only _

Short Submits Documentary Fividence To Investigators   Says General Miles Did Not Expect Jap Break Two Days Before Attack—Asserts Miles’ G-2 Officer Did Not Know Of Jap Code

Gen. Short Suppor ts T estimony With Surprise Documents SOUry   Exhibit Purporting to Show Break With Japan Was Not Expected Two Days Before Attack, Is Eniered in the Record

SHORT PRODUCES NEW EVIDENCE ON JAP SNEAK ATTACK   Reveals Gen. Miles Did Not Believe 2 Days Before Pearl Harbor Break With Tokyo Was Near.   MESSAGE TO PANAMA SET FORTH VIEWS   Probers Told Repeatedly by Witness Washington Failed to Order All-Out Alert at Hawaii.

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VA FIELD MAN SLATES VISITS FOR OCTOBER   Schedule Calls for Office Hours at Bloss, Mansfield and Wellsboro

BLOC FORMED 10 FIGHT FOR UNION CURBS   Republicans, Southera Democrats Unite In Senate Scrap

PEPPER DEFENDS UNIONS IN HOT SENATE ARGUMENT  Southern Demos; GOPs Seeking To Place Curb: On Labor-As Solons Debate Setup In Senate

Molotov Believed ‘Horsetrading’   Apparently Opposes Everything in Order to Get Allied Concession: Later.

Chiang Kai-Shek Offers To Postpone Assembly's Business   Action Would: Permit Leftist Participation

Chiang Is Willing To Convoke   Communists Apparently Want to Have Peace Talks Continued

Russians Talk Of Agreement With Iran  See Full Evacuation   See Full Ey racuation In 5 or 6 Weeks If Nothing Happens

Moscow Says Forces To Be Out in 6 Weeks, “According to Accord With Iranian Regime’

Moscow Radio Sees All Troops Out in 6 Weeks  Evacuation Began March 2, Russian Report Declares

General Easing Of Tension Has Followed Action   Chinese And Iranian Circles Express Satisfaction With Announcement

Britain Would Take As Answer fran Withdrawal  Actio n By Reds tiefias Protect

UNO Weather: Its Worst Crisis So Far   Moscow Reports Paci To Evacuate Its Troops From Iran

London Sees  End Of Crisis   Accepts Red Plans For Tran Clearout

Mop Observers Predict. Early Accord Satisfactory To Both Nations; . British Give Anproval.

SOVIETS ARE WITHDRAWING FROMIRAN    Russian Report States Evacuation Complete  Within Six Weeks

Red Move Eases Tension   Decision yn to Pull Out Troops From Iran Is  Hailed As Victory .  For UNO System

Moscow Radio Breaks News Before Parley   Better Relations With Britain, Soviets Predicted Today; Byrnes Arrives

Withdrawal to Take from Five ToSixWeeks   Meshed, Shahrud, Samnar Already Evacuated, Russ Assert

Security Council Convenes in an Optimistic Mood   Major Improvement In Relations Seen  Following Reported Russian Adcreement

ited army to leave in six weeks   Agreement made. Moscow reports

Russians Say Troops Pulling Out   Withdrawal Will Satisly British if Completed As Announced

EXPECT FULL EVACUATION IN 5 10 6 WEEKS   Moscow Radio Asserts Move Is In Accord With Agreement

QUITTING IRAN, SOVIETS CLAIM   Satisfactory Answer To British Protest, Officials Say

Britain OK’s  Russian Move   Promises To Have Troops Out Of Ivan In Five Or Six Weeks.

‘Red Forces Reported Withdrawing From Iran; Settlement Of Issue Predicted

Settlement Of Iranian Issue Seen  ry 7 :'   Tass Announcement Hailed By Diplomats

British Approve Report Russians Now Quitting lran   lranian Minister Denies Existence Of Negotiations

With Crisis Over UNO Convenes In Ontinistc Mood   Break In lranian Issue Seen As Promise Of Improved Relations

TEMPERATURES:   Harmony Restored Among Big Three   Security Delegates Meet In New York In Atmosphere Of Optimism; Tension Fades Rapidly After Moscow Message

Soviet Troops Withdrawing From [ran   Moscow Radio Says Evacuation of Three Provinces CompletedSettlement Expected

Evacuation Is According to Agreement   Five to Six Weeks Required to Finish Operation

SCOW RADIO SAYS THAT HER TROOPS MOVING OUT OF IRAN   British Pleased; No Definite Worc On Withdrawal Out Of Iran Yet

RUSSIAN MOVE SATISFIES BRITISH   Begin Evacuation Of Soviet Troops From Iran

British Voice Approval Of Russian Plans   Feel That New Announcement Is Satisfactory *

Allies Jubilant Over Soviet Stand: Security Deleoates Meet at 2:30

Qavam Denies Knowledge of Withdrawal   Delayed Reports Indicate Red Troops Move South

British Sources prove. Soviet Claim Of h: ving Pulled Troops Frou: Iran

Evacuation To Take 6 Weeks, Radio Reports   Moscow Says Withdrawal in Accord With Sranian Agreement——No Official Report Given on Troop Movements

Russian Actions In Iran  Lauded   Withdrawal Seer _ As Solution To Protest

Red Iran Troop Troop Statement Mav Forecast Settlement   > Major Issues / Appear Prime Business Of Security Council

Say Evacuation Begun March 24 Near Completion   Iranian Premier Denies Knowledge Of Red Moves; Strenath Is Told

Britain Claims Red Withdrawa Settles Protest   Unofficial Source Says Promise Must  Be Carried Out

To Have Troops Out Of Country In Six Weeks   Withdrawal Will Be Satisfactory Answer To Britain’s Recent Protest To Moscow

Soldiers Now Are Leaving,  Moseow Says  OY oi BS iin it oli Mie aie diene   Confirmation From Persian Capital Is Lacking as Yet

Evacuation of  lran Begun by Russian Army   Announcement Made ‘By Minister of State

RUSSIAN MOVE WILL SATISFY GREAT BRITAIN   Moscow Radio Hints of Oi Concessions by Iran Government

Deadline On Rent Dec. 31  ten Re Hew   Agent to Be Here Every Tuesday at Post Office Room

Landlords To File Statements   May Obtain Needed Forms From Goldsboro Rent Office

Othman Reveals Engineering Details Involved in Strapless Evening Gowr

How to Hold Up Topless Dress-- Its All Done With Wires   Othman Predicts Winner of Miss America Title

Truman Aets To Head Off New Walkout   Chicago Tie-Up Seen Affecting Freight On Entire Nation

Trainmen Scheduled To Strike Tonight On Freight Lines.   EMERGENCY BOARD TO BE APPOINTED   May Force Postponement of Strike for 30 llave

Today’s Outlook   PROGRESS MADE AT PARIS CONFERENCE IS ENCOURAGING

Progress At Paris Buoys Peace Hopes        Change. 2 Riisatau’ A tiinde Indicates Soviet Ddeive to Goi  Along: With United  Rigtne

FLOUR PRICES INCREASE  BUT OPA SAYS BREAD WHEL NOT RE AgcetcrTess

FLOUR PRICE UP, SUGAR HIKE DUE   OPA Boosts Window Glass Cost $1.95 For New Homes.

‘ruman Relaxes At Mountain Retreat   President and Wife & Spend Several Days Near Thurmont

LIVE WHERE A-BOMBS WILL NOT BE DROPPED   Roger Babson, Pessimistic Regarding World War III, Advises Getting Away From Big Cities On the Coasts.

Babson’s Authentic Statement Calls For Spiritual Awakening; Warns of Dangers of Atomic War

Peace Meeting Paves Way For Another War   ROGER BABSON WORRIED OVER CONFERENCE AT PARIS

CONVENTION TO NOMINATE CANDIDATE   Primary Ruled Out As Method Of Naming Glass’ Successor

Winter Back With a Bang   Kansas Shivers As Snow Rides in With Strong North Winds

See Extension  Wheat Bonus   More Grain Needed To Fill U. S. Obligations To  Famine Areas.

Seek Extension Of Wheat Bonus  Mareal Sunnlies   Cereal Supplies Still Run Short

SEE EXTENSION OF BONUS GOBN   Offer Has Not Brought in Enouch Needed Wheat

DOCTORS ADVISE SOVIET LEADER AGAINST TRIP   No Plans Underway for Immediate Conference Between ‘Big Two’

STALIN REFUSES INVITE —   Truman Asked Soviet Leader To Visit States

Truman Invited Stalin to U.S.   Declined to Visit States Due to Health

RUSS LEADER'S HEALTH BALKED SOCIAL VISIT   Truman Asked Meeting During Conference at Paris

Stalin Declines Truman: Invitation To Visit U.S. :   ... Doctors Advise Against Washington Triy

Soviet Dictator Says Health Too ‘Bad For Long Trip   Truman Reveals That This !s Second Time Stalin ‘Declined’

STALIN INVITED ~ TO WASHINGTON   Soviet Marshal Declines On Account of Il Health.

Stalin Declines Invitation To  Come To U. S.   Health Cited As Reason; Truman Has No Plans To Meet Him Soon

White House Told Marshal in Hl Health   Declines Invitation For Social Visit; Journey Called Too Long

MARSHALL STALIN HAS BEEN INVITED JO WASHINGTON   President Troman Extended the Invitation Thirty Days Ago.   STALIN DECLINED   His Doctors Advised Him  Against a Long Journey.

Stalin Will Not Visit This Country   Russian Leader Turns Down Truman Invitation Because Of Distance

Stalin Declines Truman’s Invitation  To Visit U. S. On Advice Of Doctors

STALIN DECLINES BID OF TRUMAN   Visit To U. S. Refused: Poor Health Said Reason

Soviet Chief Rejects Trip Second Time   President Says He Has No Plans For Conference

Declines on Account of Poor Health   Has No Other Plans fo Meeting with Russian,  Truman Says

Soviet Leader’s Doctors Advise Against Taking Long Journey   President Discloses Bid Was Made About Month Ago

Red Doctors Advise Leader Against Trip  Truman, Reporting on Invitation, Tihaewtn-. Dilan wwe fen W°2 9 2...

TRUMAN ASKS JOSEF STALIN TO VISIT U. 8.   Russian Marshal Not Physically Able toa Make Such a Long Trip.

STALIN DECLINES WASHINGTON BIL   Truman Discloses invitatior Was Rejected on Ground of Poor Health

Stalin Declines U. §. Invitation  Says Health Will Not Permit Trip

TRUMAN INVITES STALIN FOR VISIT   ‘Joe,’ However, Says He Is Declining Because of Health

A Stalin “No” to Truman Invitation   Visit to Washington Turned Down by Soviet Union Chief Because of Heolth

Stalin Invited But Not Coming   Doctors Advised Against Long Trip, Truman Reports

STALIN NOT TO VISIT AMERICA HEALTH IS POOR   Invitation Had Been Extended By Truman Within Past 30 Days

BYRNES WILL STOP LOANS 10 CRITICS   Nations Unfriendly to U. 5. to Get No Aid, Says Secretary.

ORYNES MATES TWO CONDITIONS Fn . Hits  owing hee     MEETS WITH WITH REPORTERS   IMEETS WITH REPORTERS   Says Big Four Will Beair Talks on German Peace = Treaty in New York

Loan Policy Is Explained By Byrnes   Need of Nations Wil! Also Be Factor in Determin ing Our Credit Policy

Byrnes Indicates Foreign  Loans Will be Limited To Amicable Governments  “American Credit Policy - Tobe Determined by . Need, Friendly Attitude

Byrnes Curbs  Foreign Loans   U. S. Refuses To Aix Nations Fearing Our Power

Educafors Of 28 Counties In Attendance   Estimated 2,500 To 3,000 Attend  Tadau’e Seccions

Educators Of 28 Counties In Attendance  Estimated 2,500 Ta 3,000 Attend TT. daw'e Caee ane

NEW THREAT TO PEACE FEARED . ‘ World Disarmament Said Only Way To Guarantee UN Success

Asks world disarmament conference  For effective peace machinery

Chicks Refused At White House   Agricultutal Dept. Also Rejects 1.000

COMMITTEE IS CALLED HOME   Truman Recalls Group For Full Review Of Jewish Problem

DEFICIT CUT IS FORECAST BY PRESIDENT   Places Reduction At $7 Million Below  Jan. Estimate

Cheerful After Year in Office   Truman Sees Prospect Of a Balanced Budget

TRUMAN WINDS UP YEAR IN OFFICE   SAYS U. 8. IS MOVING TOWARD BALANCED BUDGET AND FULL PRODUCTION,

Students Battle (On Senate Hoor   American Legion Brings 92 Honor Students To Capitol To Learn Gov’t

Miner Chieftain Evades Deputy  John L. Lewis Facing Charee in Virainia

Lewis Facing New Complaint   Seek to Serve Summons in Virginia State Case

BIG PLANE SEEKS "ATLANTIC RECORD   DREAMBOAT READIED FOR NEW SPEED TRY AFTER ONCE TURNING BACK,

Threat Against Eavotian Premier Claimed   ‘Pacusan Dreamboat’ Sets Speed Record

CHINESE RED: TROOPS DESERT   20,000 COMMUNISTS REPORTED FIGHTING FOR NATIONALISTS

Clues Collapse In Kidnap-Murde; Of Chicago Child   Mayor Edward Kelly Calls for 500 to 1,000 More Policemen

Trade Experts Propose Such Commitments by Russians During Any Discussions of $1,000,000,000 Credit in Order to Insure Adequate Supplies of Essential Metals, Lumber, Pulpwood, Possibly Oil and Other Resources.

U.S. Seeks Reds’ Raw Materials In Return for Loan   American Officials May Ask Surpluses Pay On Principal

RIQTS FLARE UP IN STRIKE   Eleven Injured As Police And Pickets Exchange  Blows in Lancaster

Eleven Are Hurt In Picket Line Fights      Policemen Battle Way Through Lines with Volunteers ,

Ill Hurt as Violence Flares in Walkout   Most Serious Trouble Breaks Out Since Start of Lancaster Transportation Tieup; Union Asks for Federal Intervention

Displaced Jew Killed In Black Market Raid   Five Others Are Wounded,  Doand An American Soldicr und Several German Police Are Injured   Siutigart Camp Scene Uprising   Two-Hour Riot Touched Off When Search Start ed For Counterfeit Ration Stamps

THERE 1S NO INDICATION OF ANY AGREEMENT WITH JOHN L. LEWIS: OTHER WORLD NEWS OF TODAY

YANK TROOPS BREAK UP RIOT AT STUTTGART   U.S. Soldier and German. Police Hurt In ‘Market’ Raid

Violent Riot Follows German Raid   One Person Is Killed, Several Hurt in Black Market Trouble

One Dead in DP Camp Riot   “American Soldier, ~~ Several German Police  Are Injured

Violent Riot Follows German Raid  One Person Is Killed, —— Hurt in

Black Market Raid Brings German Riof  Jew Killed, U. S. Soldier Injured in Eiahtbineg

One Killed, Five Wounded In Riofing   Outbreak in Stuttgart, Germany, Follows Raid On Black Market in DP Camp on Outskirts

Huge Spout Of Water, Fire Smoke And Steam Obscure F ate Of Many War Vessels

Flame, Smoke and Steam Obscure Target Ships; Roar of Explosion Heard on West Coast; Some Vessels Known to Have Survived Test

Blast Throws Vast Cloud Mile Into Sky   Flame, Smoke and Steam Obscure Target Ships; Roar of Explosion Heard on West Coast; Some Vessels Known to Have Survived Test

SEEKING FATE OF TWO U.S, AIRMEN   Only Three Bodies Are Found in Yugoslav Grave

'Yugoslavia's Army Will Begin Search For Missing Fliers   Two U. S. Airmen, Shct Down a Week Ago, Still Unaccounted For   RODIES OF OTHERS TAKEN FROM GRAVES   Will Be Buried in American Cemetery in Belgrade With Military Honors

2 American  Fliers Still  Missing Search Continues  As Yugoslavia Gives Military Honors to

Bodies Being Exhumed From Common Grave   Intensive Search Of Mountains Promised

Violet Hoover Admits Murder Guilt; Gets  ] 0) Vears in Relarnatnr:

COUNCIL MEETS IN BALTIMORE   Medium Security Unit For Juvenile Delinquents Not Favored

Hearings Slated On Bargaining Policy      Action is Taken at Request of Baltimore City Actuary

PITTSBURGH IS BACK TO NORMA’ AFTER STRIKE   Mediation Board Preparing T Consider Wage Demands Of Strikere

Italians Seek. Compromise   Demonstrations by Monarchists Continue, Disorder Spreads

Babson’s Authentic Statement  Additional Industries Are Discussed By Leading Financiat Columnist

Paper Industry Outlook Bright In Coming Year   BABSON IN IN INDUSTRIAL FORECAST FOR NATION

DYING OPA YET HAS USE FOR BIG STAFT   Many Items Are Still Under Con trol and There Are Many Odds and Ends to Clean Up.

OPA Is Slowly Dying Around The Edges, Bit Thera. de Stil Much Work To Do

Youth Confesses Helping Girl Hitch-Hiker Hammer Produce Dealer To Deatt

Picket Lines Are Ignored In New York City   Threat Of Crippling Local Phone Service In New York Collapses Abruptly

Phoenix Paper Is Purchased By Boettiger   Weekly Shopping News Seen As Foundation For New Daily In Capital

Pope Pius Extolls Her Virtues in Majestic Rites Seen by Over 40,000; First Time Citizen of U. S. Elevated

Mother Cabrini Is Made Saint   Pontiff Elevates American To Honor

Solemn Rites ‘AnRome Mark - Canonization  Mothzr Gi" rind Is Firs! U.S. Citizen to Reach. al stlood, Now “St: Frunces-

AMERICAN: SAINT : , Rome's Churchbells Pea ~ Cabrini Canonization

FIRST AMERICAN IS GANONIZED   Mother Cabrini Proclaim: ed A Saint In Vatican  Ceremonies

Attorneys Reported To Have Sounded Out Judge  At Closed Conference   Nation Nervously Marks Time While Goldsborough Ponders Fate of Union Miners And Chief For Contempt Of Court.

Hearing Recessed Until Afternoon   Union Counsel’s Actions Indicate Lewis May End Strike To Mitigate Sentence

FISHEL FACES FEDERAL TRIAL IN AUTO CASI   Cairo Used Car Dealer’s Trial Scheduled June 17

130 Million Hike  U. 5. Soft Coal  Price Increases 66.5 Cents Ton

Centennial Plans _ Taking Form In Plymouth County:   H.N. Kluckhohn At State Meeting In   eo

G. 0. P. RETAINS STATE HEADS   State Senate Republicans Will Carry Out Cam paign Promises

Comes Up For Diseussion At Cabinet Meet   Lewig I¢ Expected To Say Today Whether He Will Orders Miner. To Onit Work   UMW Chief Gives No Advance Sign   Bawled Krug Out and Cail ed Him “Stooge For The Operators” Vesterday

TRUMAN HOLDS CONFERENCE WITH KRUG   Announcement From Lewis Is Expected Today   LITTLE OPTIMISM   Displayed By Negotiators; Believe Mine Head May Agree To Extension

Mine Chief Is Silent On His Plar   Krug Hopeful UMW Boss Will Continue To Tafk Without Calling Strike

TRUMAN SIFTS PROBLEM WITH CABINET, KRUG      UMW’s Chief Offers No Hint Of His Decision In Fight Over New Contract

UNION’S BOSS EXPECTED 10 REVEAL PLANS   TWA Strike Ends; Pilots Agree to Arbitration Action  ee ep oe i ee

Lewis Silent On Intention ToCall Strike   Little Hope Is Seen for Settlement

Mining Strike Threat Gets Cabinet Study   Truman Sees Krag With Lewis Deci: On Walkout Awaited

SERIES OF SHOWERS   Seattered Showers in East: Foreeast for Tomorrow

Convicts Threaten Hostages   . Rioting Mw i lan Priseners Demand Freedom

New Ambassador   Felons Peril 25 Hostages   Rioters Threaten To Hang Group

Milan Prisoners Say 25 To Die If Demands Not Met   1000 Police Surround Prison And Firing On Windows And Walls

Prisoners Hold Police at Bay  Italian Guards Are Held as Hostages

Demand Liberty by Fomorrew oor Executions Will Be Carried Ouils  Three in Pen Dei

Convicts Riot  Th Milan Jail   Prisoners Threaten To Hang Guards Taken Hostage Unless Freedom Granted.

Christmas Toys To Be Better, Say Fair Heads   Return Of Metal, Rubber Bio News

A Merry Christmas to All---Sania’s Bag Will Be Chockfull of Surprises

SHORT CLAIMS DEPT. LAGGED   Failed to Send Adequate Data on Alert, Hawaii Commander States

Switch to War Alert Was Made in Seven  Minutes Short Avers   Hawaiian Commander at Time of Sneak Attack Charges War or Navy Departments Did Not Keep Him Posted

Short Asserts NoHint Given Of Jap Attack   General, [n Testimony, Upholds Conduct In  Events

STATE POLICE CRACK DOWN ON SPEEDSTERS   Determined To Maintain Satety. On Highways

State Troopers Get Orders to Pick Up Reckless Drivers, Speeders on Roads

ARREST YOUTH AT  DERBY GRAIN CO:   Prowler Caught: by Police Implicates Two Other _ Accomplices a   HELD IN COUNTY JAIL

ARREST YOUTH AT DERBY GRAIN CO:   Prowler Caught by Police Implhicates Two Other Accomplices j

Levant Demands Speedy Removal Of Armed Force:   General Asembly of UNO Adjourns After OK of Labor Unions

Middle East Opposition to Aliens: Grows   Egyptian Cabinet _Quits—Lebanon * Ds cota ta TING

$950,000 MORE FOR MEMORIAL   Special Election in 60 Days Proposed: Rise in Building  Costs Blamed

Distilling Grain to Be Limited   Food Conservation Order Is Issued

 Twenty Point Company Offer For Settlement Is Rejected; Strike To Be Called As “Soon As Possible”   MAYOR TRYING TO HEAD OFF STRIFE

Pittsburgh Power Crisis Near   Union Votes to Strike; Lawrence Calts Showdown Meeting Today

37-Billion Dollar Budget Expected To Be Submitted   Will Not Open Way to Big Tax Reduction

U.S. Plane Crash Lands High Up In Alps Mountain   Rescue Teams Of Four Nations Are Feverishly Trying To Reach Scene   REPORT ELEVEN OF THIRTEEN INJURED  —_~___eFe ——-  ES owe SS a. Ss .

LINEUP ALTERED FOR ATOM TEST   Ships Being Rearranged for July 25 Blast

Prepare Bikini Target Fleet For Second Test   Vessels Being Rearranged For Shallow Water Atomic Bomb Test  July 25

Demands 4 FDR Appointees Quit Supreme Court   Mississippi Democrat Seeks Inquiry Into “Inexcusable Chaos”

High Court Discord May Come To Head      Sen. Eastman Presses for Public Testimony from All Judges—Amendment Also Is Considered.

Would Oust 4. Roosevelt Appointees  Eastman, Bridges Ask Investigation

Would Oust 4 Court Justices   Seeks Amendment to Limit Justices Named by One President

Senators Seek ‘Full Story’ of High Court Feud   Demand Coupled With Drive for Retirement of Four FDR Appointees

Eastland Asks Public Airing Of Court Feud   Demand Apparenthl; Aimed To Dismiss Four Justices

Demands Made To Sweep Four Roosevelt Appointees From The Supreme Court

Court Asked To Tell Full Story   Solons Would Remove Four Men From U. S. High Tribunal

PROPOSAL CALLS FOR REMOVAL OF FDR APPOINTEES  SENATOR EASTLAND  SUGGESTS PUBLIC AIRING OF FELD

Dismissal Asked Of Four Justices  Appointed by FDR   Mississippi Senator To Push for Full Story Of ‘Feud’ In Tribunal

Eastland Asks Tribunal Feud Be (iven Airing   Coupled With Plea That ¢ FD Appvinteer Be Swept From Supreme Court

HEAR DEMA FOR PUBLIC HEARINGS ON COURT FEUD «   Senator Bridges Asks Limit To Justices Named By One President

Public Probe Of Supreme  Court Feud Will Be Asked   Eastland Hopes To Question Justices During Hearing On Proposed Constitutional Amendment Which Would Sweep Out Four Roosevelt Appointees

Proposed Purge of High Court Brings Demand for Airing   Plan Would Drop Three . Roosevelt Appointees From Supreme Bench

Senators Ask Inquiry Into ‘Court Pack’   Would Sweep Four Of F. R. Appointees From High Tribunal

Proposes Constitutional Amendment And Also Asks That All Justices Be Questioned On “Feud; :*? Gets Republi can Sinport.

Senator to Push for Open  Investigation   Amendment to Force Retirement of Four Roosevelt Appointees Facing Hard Fight

Miss. Senator — Wants 4 Justices To Quit Court  Sen. Eastland Demands    Sen. Eastland Demand: Investigation Of Hiah Court Feuds

Demand QOuster Of 4 Justices In Court Feud  Sen. Eastland Will Push For Complete History Of Fight;  pD...§ fL.... fP*,. §

DrasficPurge In High Court Being Studied   " Inexcusable Chaos Charged; Inquiry Being Demanded

Open Investigation Of Supreme Court Feud Is Proposed   Demands Also Mada That Four of FDR’s Appointees Be Swept From the Tribunal

Proposal Is Made ustices Relate  Feud’s Full Story   Demands Also Are Heard That Four F.D.R. Appointees Be Removed

EASTLAND ASKS FEUD BE PROBED   Proposed Amendment Would Limit One President to Three Appointments to SuPreme Court

Would “Purge’’ High Tribunal ....  Removal Of Four High Court Members Asked

Demands Are Made Court Appointees Of Roosevelt Be Swept Off The Bench

Revision High Court Urged   Senator Suggests Bill Removing Judges Appointed By Roosevelt.

High Tribuna ‘Feud’ Inquiry Also Advised   Eastland Proposals Would Upset Judges ‘Appointed by FDR

Amendment To Remove Four of Justices Uraed   Eastland-Bridges Billi Would Oust Half of Tribunal

Removal of FDR Menon Bench Asked   Court Justices Requested to Tell of Feud

Public Airing Of High Court  Feud Demandec   Sen. Eastland Calls For Removal Of Four Roosevelt Apnpnointees.

ASKS REMOVAL OF 4 JUSTICES   Eastland To Push Fo: Open Investigation Of Discord

SENATOR SEEKS PUBLIC AIRING OF COURT FEUD   Eastland Demands Ouster o Four Justices Appointed by Roosevelt

Story is Demandec Of Court Discord   Senate Move Seeks Discharge Of Four Roosevelt Appointees

Si, 7 tor Asks Ors, ‘o. Hearing To -, % Feud Of he % Court   Eastland Will) Back Move Aimed At FDR  Tribunal Appointees

Senator Receives Backing for Plan To Limit Number Of Appointees By Any One President Hearing Before  Senate Committee Also Is Proposed

Senator Eastland Demands Four Roosevelt Appointees Be Swept From High Court   Wants All Eight Justices Tell Full Story Of The Tribunal’s ‘Feud’

URGE JUSTICES TO AIR ‘FEUD   Senetors Would Push Four Roosevelt Appointees Off Supreme Court  De. FAW RDBHIT.

Lewis Is Silent; — Deadline Tonig      Jnited Mine. Workers’ Bees: Jail Unless Strike Notice le Withdrawn

G.0. P. WIN WAS BIGGEST 1946 STORY   ‘So Termed by Editors of the United Press

10,000 Jewish Immigrants Sail  For Palestine 7,000 Held On Ships In   Haifa Harbor

Many Jews Head for Holy Land   European Refugees Aboard 10 Ships

Republicans Sweep Election In Maine   Senator Brewster Swept Back into Office by Biq Marain

Maine Goes GOP By Wide Margin   Republicans Score Clean Sweep; Veterans’ Bonus Bill Defeated

MAINE REPUBLICANS MAKE “CLEAN SWEEP”   All Major Offices at Stake in Election Are Captured by the GO. P.

REPUBLICANS WIN EASILY IN . MAINE   $150 Veterans’ Bonus Bill Appears Defeated By Margin Of Trwro-To-One

Super-Boy Still Lives   Child Run Over by Train Apparently Recovering  Dee es oe

New York Acts Swiftly Only Few Minutes Before Opening Time     a” = , Bee -_   Chicago And New Orleans Follow   Operators At Dallas Re. fuse To Close; George Asks Ban On Controls

Halt Trading In Cotton   Suspended at New York New Orleans And Chicago

PRINCIPAL COTTON EXCHANGES CLOSE AS PRICE TUMBLES   Step Taken on Heels of Plea from Numteraus Shiping Centers -

Spar kman Say S ‘Truman Backs  Aid On Cotton   Government Will Do Everything Possible To Stabilize Market, He Says

Closure Follows 850 Price Drop; Govt Says Cotton Crop Statistical Position Good.   Aa qei edad Reuse 1h

Dallas Board To Remain Open fo Spot Purchases   No Reason Given for Surprise Shutdown, Third in Two Weeks   Truman Promises Action

(Main Cotton Exchanges Close  Deten af Ming Cattan Tumblec More than $50 a Bale

Suspension Of Trading Called To Make Survey   Crop In Favorable Statistical Position, Producers Told

Cotton Mart Doors Closed by Officials   Thousands Ruined by a Drop of $50 a Yale in 10 Days

KING COTTON TUMBLES T0 LOW LEVEL   Nation's Leading Exchanges Suddenly Slam Shut For Third Time in Less Than 2 Weeks   SITUATION SURVEYED

This Followed the Tumbling of Price of Cotton By More Than $50 a Bale.   IT WAS A QUICK ACTION      Shipping Center Had Pleaded For Temporary Suspension.

Close Cotton Trading Today   Only Dallas Exchange Open; Effort Being Made To Prevent Panic Selling

Trading Suspended On Cotton Markets   (PA Steps Us Removal Of Wartime Controls Over Industry, Lifts Restriction On Glass

George Urges Decontrol on Cotton Goods   ; Major Markets Close Again as Prices Tumble

— THIRD TIME — Cotton  Exchanges Again Shut   PRICE DROPS $50 A BALE

Market Drops $50 a Bale at  Main Centers   Truman Acts; Slump Termed ‘Demoralizing’ To South

COTTON GOODS FREEING ASKED   Sen. George Urges Immediate Decontrol Of Manufactured Items   SAYS BUYING SMALL

Government Says Position Is Good   Favorable Statistical Position Fails To Keep Prices From Dropping Total Of $50 Per Bale; Jordan Blamed

Cotton Trade  Stopped as Prices Fall   Government Action Promised; Gambling Blamed

Cotton Trade Suspended In Three Markets   Action Follows Renewec Break Of $20 a Bale In Cotton Futures;Note Huge Drop

Trading In Cotton Today Is Suspended   New York, New Orleans And Chicago Exchanges Act; Futures Drop $50  ate Kes Thies Vx ws

TRUMAN STUDIES COTTON ACTION   ‘Othises Move To Stabilize  Shaken Market

Truman Seeks to Stabilize Cotton   Exchanges. Closed as Market Declines $50 Per Bale

Cotton Price Takes Tumble Of $50 a Bale   Exchanges Close for Third Time in Less Than Two Weeks—  Panic Selling Feared

Suspension Follows —  Renewed Break of $20. Bale in Cotton Futures Prices in Past Two Days

Markets Close As Price Of Cotton Tumbles  Third Time In * Past Two Week.

«COTTON EXCHANGE CLOSED. Disruption Follows  Big Tumble In Price

Closure Follows $50 Price Drop; Govt Says Cotton Crop Statistical Position Good.

Cotton Exchanges Close   Dallas Exchange Refuses To Follow Others In Closing

ELECTION, APRIL 7   Registration Books for Voters Will Close Friday Evening

NATION'S PHONE SERVICE ALMOST BACK TO NORMAL   Western Electric Equipment Workers Call Off Strike and Withdraw Pickets From Exchanges.   ACTION ORDERED BY NATIONAL FEDERATION   Threatened Walkout of Latter’s 250,000 Members Is Postponed for Thirty Darts.

Three-Day Disruption Of Telephone Service Comes To Au End As Workers Return To Their Jobs

Three - Day Disruption Ends as Strike Ts Called Off For 30 Days;. Pickets Withdrawn.

ST. LOUIS AND CLEVELAND ARE ONLY HOLDOUTS   Regular Service To Be Maintained For At Least 30 Days

Phone Service Disruption in Country Ends   ()perations Restored To Normal in All But Two Key Cities Now

Wage Dispute May. Tie Up Waterfront  Fairless Asks Truman to” ‘Fares Natianal Waae Baliey

State Voters Favor Rainey, Jester for Governor: House, Shivers for Lt. Governor

Belden Pall Shows Rainey Still Leads   Lieutenant Governor And Attorney General Races to be Close

Ickes Made Heac Of New Dealers   Organization Sets Out to Corral Independent Voters of Nation

NEGRO EX-CONVICTS FACE CHARGES AUTO THEFT AND BURGLARY  MEN ARRESTED BY LOCAL STATE OFFICERS WANTEL

NEGRO EX-CONVICTS  FACE CHARGES AUTO  THEFT AND BURGLARY MEN ARRESTED BY LOCAL  STATE OFFICERS WANTEC IN THREE COUNTIES

Jugoslavia Is Selected For UNO Couneil   New Zealand Withdraws From Race, Easing Conflict

JUGOSLAVIA GETS SEAT ON UNO COUNCIL   Wins F inal’ Pspot. _ When New Zealand - Withdraws  -

20 Injured in Train Collision  Milwaukee Passenger Freight Trains Crash

TRAINS COLLIDE AT WAUBAY, S.D   Olympian. Of Milwaukee Road Crashes Headon With Freight

Milwaukee Coast Train Collides Headon With Freight; 20 Are Injured

One Killed, Many Injured in Blast On Huge Carrier  Ten Said Critieally   Ten Said Critieally Hurt in Explosion On Flattop Antietam

Rail Strike Problem New  Gov't Worry   With Call to Trainmen and Engineers To Walk Out,  - Government May Compel  Seizure of Lines.

New Concessions or Seizure May Forestall Railway Sirike   All Brotherhoods Will Ask Higher Boosts in Wages

RAILROAD STRIKE MAY 18TH HINGES ON GOV'T ACTION   UNION PRESIDENT SAYS AGREEMENT MUST BE REACHED

Nationwide Tieup <D£ Rail Services Latest Threat On Nation’s Labor Front

Nation Faces Rail Tie-up; Trainmen  To Strike May 18   Only Government Seizure, Concessions By Operators To Avert Walk-Out;  Lewis May Specify Coal Demands.

300,000 Trainmen Engineers Due To Quit May 18   GOVERNMENT SEIZURE CONSIDERED

Brotherhoods Threaten Rail  Service Tieup   Government Action, Company Concessions Only  Ways To Avert Strike.   IMAY 18 LAYOUT DATE

U.S. Action Studied in Rail Strike   Brotherhoods Assert Operators Unwilling To Grant Demands

Workers To Tie Up Rails May 1   Brotherhoods Reject All Recommendations

Two Ways Open to Delay Rail Strike   Government Action Or Concessions By Railroads Only Hopes

Government Action Appears Only Stop to Railway Strike   Trainmen, Engineers Voie to Walk Away From Jobs May 18

GOVT ACTION SEEN AS ONLY HOPE TO AVERT RAIL WALKOUT   Brotherhoods Set May 18 For Strike: Fact-Finders Report Rejected

Tie-Up Of All Rail Service In  U.S. Threatens   Only Govt. Action O: Concessions By Compan. ies Can Avert Strike.

Pearl Harbor Ceremonies Mark Fifth Anniversory of Japanese ‘Sneak’ Attack

[Tattered Flag Flying At Pearl Harbor  On Fifth Anniversary Of “Sneak” Attack

ATTACK MARKED AT PEARL HARBOR   Tattered Flag Which Flew on Dec. 7, 1941, Is Raised Again

Ukraine Charges British Attacks On Indonesians   Bevin Shouts ‘Lie’ at Delegate Asking Investiga tion in Java

Reds Agree To Drop Demands On Britain   If Britain Will Get Troops Out of Greece as Soon As Possible

Bevin Cries “Lie’ To Soviet Charge   British Foreign Minister Tangles With Reds’ Envoy on Greek Dispute

Cries Lie To Red Charge   Bevin Denies British Trocps in Greece Are Protecting Rightists; Says Honor At Stake

U.S. Asks UNO For Dismissal of Soviet Charges   Stettinius Says Action Not Justified; Bevin, Vichinsky Ask Ruling

DENIES TROOPS IN GREECE AID RIGHTIST MOV   Charges Heard on Floor of UNO Assembly as Debate is Renewed Today

Britain Will Withdraw Troops Soon   Bevin Today Declares Vishinsky Lied in Statements on Case

Seeks to End UNO Battle Over Greece   Stettinius Moves to Dismiss Charges Made by Russians

No Council Action Needed Delegate Says   Syria, Lebanon File Appeals as Bevin, Vishinsky Battle on

BEVIN DENIES RUSS CHARGES   Cries “Lie? To Soviet  Claims British Pro tect Richtists

Bevin Cries ‘Lie’ To Red Charge At UNC   Says British Troops In Greece Were Not Protecting Rightest Forces.   IN HEAVY ARGUMENT

Judge Swift: “No Further Comment”  None Needed, Mass. Jurist Tells Press   Vishinsky Says Bevin Raised Bogey of Red Propaganda   Russian Charges Foreign Minister With Handling Facts Carelessly

Stettinius Asks UNO Council To Let Matter Drop   Syria, Lebanon Issue Demand For Withdrawal of French, British

ENGLAND MUST DRAW FORCES OUT OF GREECE   Soviet Had Complained to UNO of British . Endangering Peace

SEES NO THREAT TO PEACE IN BRITISH ROLE   Asks UNO To Drop Issue

Hot Words Fly In  Security Council   Bevin Calls “Lie” Vishinsky Charge Against British Troops in Greece   COMMISSAR WAS BITTER   Said Briton's Talk Friday Brought a Chill to Rus sian Hearts

REDS AGREE TO DROP CHARGES OF BRITISH “ANGER T0 PEACE”  “RUSSIAN ACTION COMES AFTER HOT DEBATE IN UNO SECURITY COUNCIL

British Hit Again by Vishinsky   Seviet Delegate Repeots Cherge Tha Britain Threatens Peace In Greece

Vishinsky Charges English Troops There Dangerous To Greece, Others      Rips Into Bevin On ‘Propaganda’   England Accused Of Reviving Unhappy Past In Relations With Moscow

ENGLAND, RUSSIA TO RENEW FIGHT   UNO Council Prepares To Resume Greek Issue

Lie PassedIn  D.ts  So. viet-Dr itish  TNO Elashe:s   Bevin Denies Russian’s As sertion ‘Ti a Are Kept hi Greece to Protect Riehtist Forees

Russia To Drop Demand for Action  Against Britain  But Britain Would Withdraw Troops Soon as Possible

Stettinius Replies That Presence Of British Troops In Greece Js Not Threat To Peace

REDS WITHDRAW GREEK DEMANDS   Action Comes After Day of  Acrimonious Debate

“Lie,” Bevin Replies to a Charge: By Ukrainian That British Troons Attacked the Indonesians in Java

ADING RIGHTIST   Vishinsky Deplores Remark Russion Propeganda Is Menace te Peace

Denies British Protect Greek ‘Right’ Forces   Hot Argument Deve In UN Hearing Reds’ Complaint   U. S. Asks Russians Charges Dismissed

BITTER CLASH AGAIN MARKS COUNCIL ROW   Bevin Declares Country's Honor ai Stake in Greek Debate.

BEVIN GRIED ‘LIE’ TO A STATEMENT BY VISHINSKY   Charged That British Troops In Greeee Were ‘Protecting Rightist Forces.   HOT, HEAVY ARGUMENT   Russia Demanded Withdrawal ) of Troops, Bevin Asserted.'

‘Right’ Greet   Hot Anum Develo ops In Hearing Reds? C Complaint   U. S. Asks Russians Charges Dismissed

RUSS CHARGE BRITISH  WITH ATTACK IN JAVA DEMAND INVESTIGATION IBY SECURITY COUNCIL —

Russia Drops British Charge   Soviet Modifies Its Complaint on Greece After Bevin Hurls Lie

Soviet Claims Greek Rightists Get Protection  Vishinsky Presses For Withdrawal Of   Vishinsky Presses For Withdrawal Of British Troops From Troubled Country

Denies British Protecting Greek Rightist Forces   Renew Argument Over The British Troops in Greece

Bevin Calls Red Charge A “Lie”      Bitter Exchange  in Security Council; Soviet Says British  Take Sides in Greec

Bevin Gives Lie to Words By Russian   Stettinius Proposes to Diemiss Subject After Debate on Presence of Rrittesh in Greece

ASKS SOVIET CHARGE BE DISMISSSED   Stettinius Urges Security Council to Drop Complaint That British Troops in Greece Endanger Peace.

RUSSIAN CHARGE LIE, SAYS BEVIN   CLASH OVER BRITISH TROOPS IN GREECE .

HUGHES IN CONFERENCE   Recovering From Injuries, Plane Maker Discusses Business

RUMORS HEARD DEPUTY FUEHRER. DIRECTING HAZ] UNDERGROUND   HEAD OF BAVARIAN GOVERNMENT BELIEVES BORMANN - 5S IN FINDING IN MOUN TAINS

MONTOUR'S SOLD IN RAILWAY DEAL   Youngstown, Southern Line In On $10,000,000 Sale

Stassen Outlines ]-Point Program For Republicans   Embodies New Labor Policy and Support Of United Nations

Austro-Italian Clash Caused By Tyrol Deal   Frontier Battles Flare Up as Italy Gets Land Control.

REPORT CLASHES IN SOUTH TYROL   Action Protests ‘Big Four Rejection of Request

World Peace Hopes Soar In Europe   British Still Asking More Information About Iran-USSR

FOUR BURNED IN GAS EXPLOSION NEAR WAYNESB'E      Natural Gas Ignited While Crew Attempting To Trap Fuel In Bar

Chiang To Step Down As China’s Leader WhenPeople Are Ready To Take Over

Will Step Down When People’s Government Is ready to Run It, Says Chiang In News Conference.

‘ Ailania Hotel Is Scene ‘of Tragedy   Many Plunge ta Death: Others Burn or Suffocate

Scores Trapped In Upstairs Rooms. Others Plunge to Death On Pavemeits to Escape Flames. Few Were Saved,

Hotel Fire Is Worst In Nation's Histor   100 Injured; Death Comes as Flames Engulf Some While Others Plunge to Street Below

List of Victims Increases In Hotel Fire   Dead Found on Every Floor; Broken Bodies Litter Street

oo 7 —e ee =  More Than 100 Hurtin Blaze   Tragic Confiagration Termed Worst Hotel rire in Americun History

More Than 100 Injured in Worst Hotel Fire in U. S. History; Cause Unknown   Men, Women and Children Plunge Screaming to Their Deaths on Pavements Below Their Windows; Others Trapped and Burned or Suffocated in Upstairs Rooms   Rinries Horrible

Scores Trapped, Burned In » Flaming 15-Story ‘FireProof Structure   Victims Plead. Then Disappear   Fire Is Most Frightful Hotel Conflagration In American History

Flames Gut Large Hotel; Guests Jump To Sidewalk   Death Total Eclipses Other Hotel Tragedies In Country’s History

STARK TERROR GRIPS GUESTS; HUNDRED HURT   Cause of Fire Remains Mystery; 285 in Building

120 Persons Lose Their Lives When Fire Sweeps Through 15-story Hotel in Atlanta, Ga.   Develops Into Most Frightful Hotel Fire Tragedy; Origin of Fire Apparently Buried in Pile of Debris or Sealed With the Dead

Medical Expert _ Says Science Must ‘Do Something About Old, Shronicaliy ill

DOCTOR URGES HELP FOR AGED   21,000,000 In 65 And Over Group Should Get Attention Medical Reports Says

Minimum Wage Hike Tested in Senate; Draft Issue Is Postponed Two Weeks

Senafe Ponders New Wage Law   Committee Delays Decision On Draft

VinImum Wage Increase Nears Vote In Senate  Congressmen To Take Time In April For Campaigning   SUBSIDY OPPOSED   Public Hearing About Draft Extension  Is Scheduled

N. C. FARMERS ARE GOOD RISK   Have Excellent Record In Repaying Loans, Says RS A.

Indian Leaders  Are Wide Apart   Special British Mission Finds Differences Very Deep-Roocted

Full Dinner Pail Wanted; Miners Threaten Walkou!   Food Shortage in Coal Belt Claimed ‘Terrible; Steel Workers May Join Demands

PA, MINERS ASK FOR MORE MEAT, BREAD   Steel Workers May Join Miners In Demand

@ FAUL MALLYUIN Moscow Diplomacy Becomes Less Smart and More Apparent

e@ PAUL MALLON—   Moscow Diplomacy Becomes Less Smart and More Apparent

The New Budget Ata Glance      Baby’s Body Found In Shallow Grave; Texas Couple Held

Nazi Bomb, Dormant for 5 Years, Set to Go Off Near British Palace

 London Awaits Bomb Blast   Mechanism Starts Ticking on Nazi Bomb Buried for 5 Years

Bomb Perils King George’s London Home   Missile Comes Alive, Begins to Tick; Blast Feared

BOMB PERIL TO LONDON PALACE   Experts Expect Buried Missile To Blow Up Momentarily

Annie Starts Ticking Again   Mechanism Of German Bomb Near Buckingham Palace Becomes Active.

Miners Quit In Protest To Fine   Ohio’s Largest Mine Is Idle Because Of New Walkout.

See Legislation To Control Labor Set Early In’47   Pick March 31 Deadline: Month Said Required To Pick Up Production

British Consider General Spanish  Vote on France   Plebicite Idea May Be Presented to UN General Assembly

UN May Ask Franco For  Plebiscite   Britain Wants His Popularity In Spain Tested

BRITISH URGE PLEBISCITE FOR FRANGO   United States Determined to Fight Against Diplomatic Break With Spain.

Bevin May Ask ThatFranco  Submit Proof of Spanish  Desire For Dictatorship

Spanish Vote on Dictatorship Is Under Discussion   Bevin May Call for UN Supervision of Proposed Balloting

Pruiett Dead But Not Out of Courts   Famed Criminal Lawyer Died Few Weeks Ago, Prof. its of Book in Legal Wrenale

Johnson Demands Protein Feeds For Texas Area  Situation Requires   Situation Requires Immediate Action, Congressman Tells Agriculture Secretar)

Annistonian Instead Will Offer For Governor Again Four Years Hence   Thomas Maxwell Enters Contest   Tuscaloosa Man Files After Failing To Bar Sparkman, Boykin From Race

Se NT  SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HAS ‘ONE HIGHWAY FATALITY DURING HOLIDAY PERIOD

Halleck-Brown Seek House Post   Jockeying for Position For 1948 Presidential  Race Seen

Halleck Wing Fights Brown As Taft Aide   Backers of Indiana Congressman Say  Floor Job ‘in Bag’

GOP JOCKEYING TURNS UP STOP TAFT MOVEMENT  CENTERS ON CONTES'   CENTERS ON CONTEST OF HALLECK, BROWN FOR GOP LEADERSHIP

“Stop Taft” Drive Revealed in GOP Floor Leader Fight   -Halleck Supporters Fear Ohioan Would Be Too Powerful: -

Race For GOP House Leader On In Earnest   Halleck, of Indiana.  And Brown, of Ohio. Jockey for Advantage In 1948 Nomination

FIGHT ON FOR NO. 2 MAJORITY HOUSE POSITION   Halleck And Brown In Race For Spot With Jenkins G. 0. P. Dark Horse

Battle Looms on Naming of House Majority Leader   Halleck of Indiana And Brown of Ohio Leading Candidates

Supporters of each Representa * tive Express Confidence of Victory

Backers Of Pair Insist  On Edge   Candidacy In 1948 For Presidency Is Big Issue

GOP Leadership  Scrap Looming   Halleck And Brown Want Floor Leader  Dret

Contest Looms Between Halleck, Brown For Republican House Floor Leadership

Halleck Said In Line For House Leader  But Friends Of   But Friends Of Clarence Brown Claim He's Strona

FRIENDS OF BOTH CLAIM EDGE ON JOB   Stop Taft? Movement Noticed in Statements Of Halleck Backers

‘Stop Taft’ Move Seen In Fight For House Post   Supporters For Both Halleck And Brown Claim Job As Leader Is ‘In The Baq’

HALLECK MAY GET HOUSE REPUBLICAN FLOOR LEADERSHF   Supporters of the Indiana Congressman Say “It Is In the Bag”.   [S 16 YEARS OF AGE   Friends of Clarence Brown Claim He Has the Job Sewed Up.

Halleck And Brown After  GOP Berth  May Have Bearing On 1948 Campaign

CLAIM HALLECK AND BROWN TOP LEADER'S LIST   Backstage Battle For House Floor Leadership Goes Merrily Along; Martin Has Speakership Sewed Up By Tradition.

Both Halleck, Brown Jockey For Advantage   But Jenkins, Dark Horse. Is Out To Defeat Two GOP Candidates

BackersSee Pointers At Presidency   Martin to Be Speaker But Others Seek Floor Leader Post

See Leadership In House Going  To Rep. Halleck   ludisnars Supporters Sas Job vis Tn the Bag??s Others Jockey Por Posilie

Browh's Backers Declare He Should Get No, 2 Spot in House; Points Toward 1948   Problems AreMany   Democrats Face Major   Surgical Job in Party, Observers Say

Tilt Starts For Post as  Floor Leader   Selection of Rep. Brown Seen As. Presidential Boost for Sen. Taft

Halleck of Indiana, Brown of Ohio Seek Top Republican Post   Hoosier Supporters Start ‘Stop Taft’ Movement Two Years Before Presidential Election

PRISON WAS OLD SOLDIERS’ HOME   MORE STARTLING DISCLOSURES ARE EXPECTED

LEARN MORE ‘ABOUT LIFE      New Disclosures. At Hearing of Former Officials

UMW on oe TERANDS SHANE                      Lewis is Absent First Time in 40 Years; Is  Recovering from Op2ration; O’Leary Heard.   COST OF LIVING CLAIMS ARE MADE

Fourth Member of Family Dies   Minnesota Lakes Fire Wipes Out Whole Grou

Withdrawal Proceeding, Firouz Says   Tehran Official Reports Talks Being Continued

Evacuation of Tran by Reds Is Progressing  First Contingent Crosses Border, Secretary Asseris

Naval Officer Given Yerbal Spanking By President for Lobby Action Against Armed Forces Unification

No Hook-Up With Atom   Scientists Say Test At Bikini Not Related To Caribbean Quakes

‘Just a Pin Prick’  Scientists See No Hookup of Quakes and Bikini Blasts

A-Bomb Not Responsible For Quakes   Sub-surface Bikini Blast Could Not Have Been Cause

HURLEY LOSES AUER LEAD IN LATE COUNT         Tabry and Rest of Demo Slate in State Gaining Substantial Majorities   SOME RACES TO DEPEND ON LATE FINAL RETURNS

DREAMBOAT'S ON WAY OVER POLE   Big Plane Leaves Honolulu on Flight ta Cairo.

Honolulu to Cairo Goal of B-29; Carrying 77,352 Pounds of Gas, Ship Uses 2 Runways for Takeoff

B-29 TAKES OFF ON LONG FLIGHT   Set To Go 10,300 Miles Or Hop Pver Top Of World

LONG FLIGHT IS BEGUN BY B-29   Army’s ‘Dreamboat’ Leaves Cahu on Way to Cairo Over Aretice Circle

Stalin Warns Red May Day Celebrants To GuardPeace Against Destructive Moves

Russians Celebrate Traditional May Day....  Stalin Urges Big Force For Guarding The Peace

Stalin Asks For Bigger Russ Army   Warns Russian People To Guard Against World “Reactionary” Forces  At May Holiday

URGES STRONGER  RUSSIAN ARMIES  TO GUARD PEACE CALLS ON WORKERS TO EXCEED GOALS  ne B&B VECAD Di AA

STALIN URGES RUSSIANS 10 NEW POWER TO GUARD PEACE   Declares In May Day Speech Need For Industrial,  Military Might

» Russian Werkers Told in  _ May Day Address to’ Reach  and Exceed Goals of So‘ yviet’s New 5-Year Plan

Stalin Accuses Soviet Foes Of Plotting War   May Day Message Is Demand For Greater Military Power

Stalin Says Russia Will Hue to Policy of Peace, Secuirty   Declares Internationa! Reactionaries Are Now  Hatching New War

"International Reaction” Said Hafching War  Workers Urged To Exceed Goals Of  Pe YT... s Bs. .

STALIN IN WARNING   Russian Leader Urges a Strong Army “to Guard the Peace”

Stalin Warns Soviet State. Of Wide Plot To Hatch War   Urges Strengthening Of Military Forces As Guard To Peace

 . . . . ® . Generalissimo Warns “International Reactionaries  . >  Are Hatching Plans For New War

MANY SIGN PETITIONS FOR RENT CONTROLS   And Another Club, the HB. & P. W., Votes In Favor of City Rent Survey,

And Another Club, the B. & P. W., Votes In Favor of City Rent Survey.

DEPORTATION COURT TEST   Palestine Court Orders Jews Must Leave tor Cyprus

Court Upholds Deportation of Jews to Cyprus   British Ships Ready To Sail With 4,000 Aboard

COURT DECIDES AGAINST JEWS, FORCING MOVE   About 4,000 Refugees Will Be Returned to Cyprus Under Ruling

Refugees Lose  CourtBattle  In Jerusalem   Attempt Rejected to Pre vent Deportation 4,000 Tegal Immigrants To Cyprus

Ruling ‘Perfeeily Legal’   Jew Deportation May Touch Off New Riots

Threat of Violence As Palestine Court  Rules Against Jews  4000 Uncertified Immigrants Deported th  ar  Amand LL ARI PI AR

Palestine Refugees Ruled Ou   High Court Rejects Entrance Of 4,000 Uncertified Jews Into Holy Land

JEW REFUGEE DEPORTATION RULED VALID   British Ships Leave Palestine With 4,000 After Court Decision

Jews Lose A Plea   High Palestine Court  Rules Illegal Refugees Must Be Deported

DEPORTATION FOR JEWISH REFUGEES RULED BY COURT   Three Troopships to Leave Immediately and Fresh Trouble a te Anticnated

SHIPS TO LEAVE WITH REFUGEES   Court Rejects Attempt To Prevent Deportation  Of 4,000

4.000 MUST BE DEPORTED FROM THE HOLY LAND   Hich Palestine Court Refuses lo Stay Deportation Of Illegal Immigrants; Ruling  May Set Off More  _ Terrorism.

Will Deport Jewish Refugees   Palestine High Court Rejects Move to Prevent Deportation

Objections Again Delay Revival Bill   House - Approved StopGap Likely Basis For  New Measure.

Barkley Calls If ‘Farce’ to Deal With One Phase  Contraverey Blacks

Opponents Stand Firm AgainstOPA   Senate Seeks Agre we cn Compromise nee trol Bill   Bowles Predicts 75 Per Cent rease in Meat Prices

LEADERS FIGHT RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR RENT BILL   Technicalities Used to Postpone Action on  ~ House Bill

Compromise Bill Sought By Leaders   Delay of Several Weeks Seen; House Votes Stop-Gap Bill

SEN. BARKLEY BALKS AT RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR RENT CONTROL   Taft Sees Banking Committee Agreement Qn A General Price Measure This Week

Rent Control Proposal. Give Go-around as. Washington.” Watches Developments      WEEKS MAY BE NEEDED TO ENACT NEW. STATUTE

Senators Refuse Right-of-Way For Rent Plan  "Leaders Are Oppose   Leaders Are Opposec To Control Bill As Separate Measure

Opponents Stand Firm AgainstOPA   Senate Seeks Agreement on Compromise Price Control Bill   Bowles Predicts 75 Per Cent Increase in Meat Prices

Barkley Blocks Rent Controls   Administration Leaders Frustrate Republican Plan on Ground It Would Duplicate Later OPA Measures

Move Toward QPA’s Revival Also Stymied   Barkley ‘Tells Ranking Committee [1 Would Be Farce To Recommend Action on Sinvie Phase ot Prive Onestian

HOUSE STOP-GAP APPEARS DOOMED INU. S. SENATE   SUPPORTER OF TAFT AMENDMENT FAVORS COMPROMISE FORM

Senators Refuse Right-of-Way For Rent Plan  ' Leaders Are Opposec To Control Bill

Await Effect On Nation Of Price Holiday   Administration Heads Fight Right Of Way For Rent Control Debate In Committee

U.S. Moves To Breach Rail Strike   Fleet Of Trucks, Planes. Water Carriers Marshaled To Meet Crisis

ODT Using Air, Roads and Rivers To Move Fraight   Shipments of Food and Feed for Animals Get Highest Priorities.

Nation Mobilizes To Combat Newest Strike Emergency   Trucks, Planes and Ships Move Into Action as Rail Crisis Mounts   MEAT AND PRODUCE SHIPMENTS HALTED   Milk Trains Allowed to Go Through; Army Promises — Cooperation

Niotor, “Air And Water Carriers Swing Into Action To Keep Food, Medicines And Other Essential Tteme Maving      Late News Bulletins   Nation Faces Shioping Strike Threat

Rigid Priority System Starts   Other Carriers Struggle to Move Vital Goods

ST. AUGUSTINE’S CHURCH KELSO. MO.   Sunday masses 7 and 9 a, m. Acly days 5:30 and 9 a. m. Rev. Jos. F. Keusenkothen, Pastor

DENY GUN VICTIM RUSSIAN SOLDIER   Soviet Hdg. Says Man Sho! By Yank MP’s Merely Wears Uniform

SR. AUXILIARY PLEDGES BIG HOSPITAL SUM   Members Vote Memorial Tributes Pledge to Expansion Fund Drive.

PENELEC FIRM GIVES $24,000 TO CAMPAIGN  Contribution Is In Line With Utility Company’s Policy,

JR. AUXILIARY SUBSCRIBES T0 HOSPITAL FUND   Unit to Dedicate $6,000 Memorial — Doctors Respond Generously.

BYRNES URUES MOLOTOV 10 SUMMON MEET   Delaying Tactics Viewed As Mean: To Stymie Drafts

JYRNES PRESSES FOR ‘ND OF BIG 4 TALKS   lussia Delays End Of Peace Conference

HUSBAND TF: SUICIDE AFI: SLAYING Wark   South Charleston Clerk In Liquor Store In  Double Shooting

Clerk Kills Wife: Wounds Himself  Motive Is Found In Rambling Note

Many Ships Still Ablaze: 3 Sunk   Vo Quake Or Tidal Wave Follows Bikini Explosion: Success, Blandy Reports: Underwater Test Next

Bikini -tomic: Bomb Test: Sends 3 ° “hips To. Bottom, Eight Are Sadly Damaged

Officials Move Into Lagoon To. Survey Damage   Eight Other Ships Badly Daniaged In Test Of Fourth Atomic Bomb

Atom Bomb Sinks Three Ships; Many Others Are Burning at Bikini   All Capital Ships Are Stiff Afloat, Adm. Bland) Says as Task Force Moves Into Lagoor. Ts Survey Results: Next Test Is Due Shortly

Many Vessels Are Reported Still Blazina   Admiral Declines To Make Statement On Final Results

BIKINI ATOLL SCENE OF VAST ~ DESTRUCTION   Survey to Detrmine Future Construction  Of World's Navies

8 Other Vessels Badly Damaged As A-Bomb Is Tested   Capital Ships Apparently Withstand Giant Blast; Correspondent Says ‘Mountain Labored, Brought Forth a Mouse’

FIRES RAGING THRU SEVERAL OTHER SHIPS   Results of Experiment Undetermined to Conduct Undersea Blast

Bulk of Target Ships Afloat As Observers Move Into Area To Assess Atom Bomb Damage

Experiment Described As Successful: Blandy And Forrestal Pleased

Several Burning Vessels  In Sight   Better Report Will Be Made After Daylight

3 Ships Sunk, 16 Damaged in Atom Test   Blandy Describes Test Successful in Every Way

Light Others Badly Damaged And Many Burn   No Capital Ship Sunk Even Though Directly Beneath Explosion— Reports Incomplete

Three Target Warsiiips Sunk,  Right Damaged   hary Ships Reported Burning; Total Seore May *. Moant. Adm. Blandy . Grawg   All Capital Ships Still Ride Waves   Effect of Teat Qu Future  Naval Construction  Plans and Tactics Is  Bie Guestion

Task Forcels Moving In For Result Survey   Goats On Board Some Ships Seen Grazine Happily

3 of 73 Target Warships Sunk With 8 Others Badly Damaged: Many of Ships Still Burning

Atomic Bomb Sinks Three ‘Target Ships   First Inspection Shows Many Vessels Burning But Bigger Ones Still  Afloat After Blast

Atom Blast Fails To Sink Battleships   Scientists and Naval Experts Enter Atoll To Survey Wreckage; Many Vessels Set Afire

2 Ships Sunk, 1 Capsizes 16 Others: Are Damaged   ‘No Capital Ships Reported Lost, Target Ship Badly Scorched

U. 5. Task Force Moves in for Survey of Test   Not One Person Hurt.

Blandy’s Task Force Moves In For Survey    Blast, Damage Not As ' Great As Had Gener ally Been Expected

Total May Be Larger; Many Afire   First Inspection Shows 8 Vessels Badly Damaged In Atomic Tect

Three of 73 Warships Sunk, Eight Badly Damaged; Many Fired But No Capital Ship Was Sunk; Target Ship Less Badly Hurt

Eight Are Badly Damaged; Vessels Entering Bikini ‘Lagoon To Make Survey   Bomb Bursts In Huge Flash, Sending Up Multi-Colored Balls. Great Column Of Lethal Cloud

25 Others In Bikini Lagoon Are Damaged   FIRES STILL RAGE ABOARD SOME CRAFT; PALM TREES ON ATOLL APPEAR INTACT, NO TIDAL WAVE

Eight Others Are Damaged During Test   Admiral Blandy’s Forces Prepare To View Damage

No Disaster From AtomicBomb Test   3 of 73 Old Target Ships Sunk and Eight Others — Badly Damaged   ALL WARSHIPS SURVIVE   No Earthquakes, Death or Tidal Waves Reported as Plan Next Test

F ires Still Rage ,   Task Force Units Move Into Bikini Lagoon to  Check Further Injury; Call Test Drop Success

Atomic Bomb Explosion Ai Bikini Sinks War Ships; Animals Still Alive

Spectacular Test Called Successful   Battleship Nevada Survives Blow While Fire Rages in Huge Carrier

THREE SHIPS SUNK;  MANY MORE ABLAZE  AND MAY GO DOWN OFFICIAL, INCOMPLETE  REPORT ON TEST SHOWS WFEAPON’S VAST POWER

Capital Ships Survive Injury of Explosion; Two May go to Bottom From Damages; Fires are Lighted

Three Target Ships Sunk in Atomic Blast’   Eight Others Severely “Daniaged, Reported as Task Force Ships Move Into Bikini Lagoon

Termed a Success by Task Force Commander Blandy. Who Urges Public Against Judging Results Hastily.   Toll Now Stands at Three Ships Sunk, 33 Others Damaged   Some Animals Aboard Target Ships Still Live.

Fires Still Rage. Aboard Graft In -Bikini-vres   Estimate Eight Ships Lost, All 73 Damaged Some; ‘“QObservers In Lagoon

THREE TARGETS WERE SUNK, EIGHT RAM Y TAMAGED   In Sunday’s Gigantic Test of the Fourth Atomic Bomb.   BLANDY MADE REPORT   Vessels of His ‘Task Force Moved Into Bikini Lagoon - to Survey Damage.

Eight Others Badly Damaged in Test of Weapon Over Water   Cursory Inspection Reveals Some of Fleet at Bikini Burning

Three Ships Sink, Eight Damaged   Atom Blast Fails to Sink Orange Painted Target Ship NevadaNone Hurt in Test

Many Other Craft Are Burning, However, and First Reports on Success Of Fourth Blast of Atomic Energy In Historic Test at Bikini Are Based Upon Cursory Inspection — Not a. Single Capital Ship Lost.

Return Of Prisoners Reauested   France, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Belgium Reported In Accord

Lewis Solid On Demand For Welfare   Schwellenbach May Ask Resumption Tomorrow Of Parley  On 16-Day Tieup.

U.S. HAS MADE LITTLEPROGRESS IN COAL STRIKE   Lewis and Operators Refuse to Budge From Positions

OLD KANSAS DUST BOWL DRENCHED   RIVERS ON RAMPAGE AFTER HEAVY RAINS—$200,000 DAMAGE AT LIBERAL.

On  Republicans Promise Tax Cut As One of First Measures To Follow Change In Congress

Reduction in Personal Income Tax Expected — Best Guesses ure from 5 to 10° Per Cent — Any Drastle Cuts Likely to Face Presidential’ Veto.

Fat-Catting By Regular Army Brass Hats Irks Gls Anxious To Get Home

100-BUCK LAUNDRY BILL: BUT YOU, THE TAXPAYER PAID THE ENTIRE BILL

Senior Officers Living Too High   Accusation Made By Enlisted Men And  Junior Officers

‘Fat-Catting’ Stirs Tempers of GI's, Junior Officers in Overseas Forces

‘Fat-Catting’ is Stirring Widespread Animosity Among EM and Junior Officers

LAVISH LIVING OF OFFICERS RILES LOWLY SOLDIERS EE EE SMLUIERS  ‘FAT-CAT’ OFFICERS GET GRAV)

Paris Work Is I Expected To Be Speeded By Stalin Statements   Russian Premier's State: ments Claim Attention Of Delegates.

PLAN EFFORT TO FINIoH ¢ PEACE PACT   Ministers to Urge Gag Rule to Enable Parley to Meet Deadline.

General Conference Opinion Is Things Will Speed Up   Stalin’s Speech ls Considered To Be Helpful

Stalin's Stand May Speed End of Paris Peace Conference   Big Four Foreign Ministers Adopt a ‘Speed Up’ Program

ADVOCATE GAG RULE FOR LONG WINDED TALKS   Conference Hurries to Meet Oct. 15 Deadline on 5 Peace Treaties

MOSCOW PRONOUNCEMENT MAY SPEED CONFERENCE   General Opinion Prevails At Paris That Stalin’s Statement Will Aid Materially In Enabling Delegates To Meet Oct. 15 Deadline For Completing Five Treaties— TT ee Tey ee Loneg-Winded Sneakers

PARIS MEET SPEEDED BY STALIN TALK   Hope Is Held to Adjourn Meeting By October 15

Peace Session Speed- Up Seen By Minister:   Stalin's Statement Due Te Bring Aid Tun Work Of Envoys; May Close By October 15

STATEMENT BY STALIN: CHEERS PEACE PARLEY   Conference Now Seen Able To Meet Deadline

Statement Of Stalin Helps Situation   Commission May Be Urged To Apply Gaa Rule

Stalin’s Pronouncement May Aid Materially In Speeding Work Of Peace Conference   Foreign Ministers Of Big Four Adopt Speedup Program With Little Bickering

PEACE CONFERENCE WILL BE SPEEDED TO: MEET DEADLINE   stalin’s Statement .on Work Affairs Probably Will Be Of Assistance

Oct. 15 Deadline Set For Ending Paris Meeting  Big 4 To Dispose Of itaie ian Colonies,  wcrlbionm fithawe

Efforts to Relax Rent Controls Highliaht Debate   Various Foods Removed From Price Measure

Gasoline, Oil Price Control Also Rejected   Vote on Rents Will Precede Final Action On Taft Amendment

VOTE ON THREE AMENDMENTS   Only Decontrol Proposal Beaten Was for All Grains

Senate Gets Revisions on Rent Control   Virtually All Price Controls Wiped Outs  Twa . etn Seen

New Tests Face Riddled 0.P.A. Revival Bill   Senate Leaders Press For Final Vote Tonight On Measure Restoring Price Control

Jester Says His Victory Is Renunciation of  New-Fangled Theories

CHANCE FOR SHOWERS   Flevra Predicts Cool Temperatures for Kansas Tomorrow

MORE HEAT, HUMIDITY   Temperatures in thé 70s Are Fore. east for Tonight

GIVEN 2 YEARS FOR SERIOUS OFFENSES   ‘Wm. B. Brown, 42, of Chalfont, Pleads Guilty to Two Charges  9) DOWTLICPRC mAlarrcrae € rece.

Plane Carriers Will Spearhead New U.S. Fleets   Forrestal Defends Mighty Battleships In Report on Plans

SEES AIR POWER MAIN THEME IN POSTWAR NAVY   Forrestal Says Carrier Will Spearhead  Rath Sag Garvircrac

EAST BERLIN MOTHER SEEKS SON’S CUSTODY   Mrs. Evelyn Pearl Walton Starts Habeas Corpus Action In York  County Courts

Child Sees First Christmas Tree   Eye Operation On >. C. Girl  "5 EMER ROMER EOSe AST i

Girl, 14, Sees Yule Tree for The First Time   Cornea Transplanted to Right Eve Improves Sight Lost at Birth.

HOUSE REPUBLICAN LEADER OPENS DRIVE TO KILL BRITISH LOAN AS PASSED RY CENATOPRC

Will Speak At ~  Democrat Dinner   Members To Pay $100  For Conservation Plates

Atom Contro By UNO Unit Gets Sanction  No Nation Onnnases   No Nation Opposes Delegation of Power To Military Council]

ATOMIC PLAN PASSES FIRST REAL UNO TEST   Sent To Security Committee Without Debate On Floor

Atomic Group Wins in Test   Commission Put Directly  Under UN Security Council Without Opposition

‘Big Power Plan Has First Test   Proposal That Atomic Energy Group be Under UNO Is Not Opposed

Atomic Energy Control In Test   Opposition Fades At First Ballot At UNO Meet

Atom Control Program Passes lest   No Opposition Sighted As Commission Is Placed Under Council

Atomic Energy Referred To UNO Council  No Opposition Arises; — Iran Appeal To Be Eiled Thie Weeland

Atom Control Program Passes Test  Bc Pe hi St han,   No Opposition Sighted As Commission Is Placed Under Council

‘Big Power’ Plan To Control Atom Passes First: Test   Proposal Goes to Security Group ‘As No One Objects

Big Powers Win Test On Energy   Eleven-Member UNO Security Committee Will Probably Handle Control of Atom

ATOMIC CONTROL PLANS OF BIG 3 PASS FIRST TEST  aime Mee Ps Aa eslU he Or   NO OPPOSITION TO BY-PASS GENERAL DISCUSSION AT UNO

ATOMIC CONTROL MEETS UNO TEST   Plan For “Big Power” Hane dling Of Atomic Problem Clears First Hurdle,

Proposed Atom Control Plan Moving Ahea d   Suggestion Bemb  Energy / Commission Be Under   Security Council ‘Passes Test.

UNO ASSEMBLY LEFS ATOMIC  PROBLEM GO T0 SECURITY COM.   No Objection To Proposal; Iran Question Center Of Interest Now

Big Power Atomic Plan Passes First Crisis in Assembly   No Opposition Voiced to Proposal for New Commission

Plan To Place UNO Atomic Energy Commission Under Security Council Advances   Passes First Test Without Opposition; Next Move By Iran Awaited By Delegates

THE BIG POWER PLAN PASSED ITS FIRST TEST TODAY   Would Place Proposed Atomic Energy Commission Under Security Council.   COMMITTEE REPORTED   Provided That Atomic Control Proposal Should Go to ‘Security Committee.

Atom Control Is Approved By Delegates   Placing Atomic Energy Under United Nations Security Council Passes Without Opposition.

Time Is at Hand for All Nations to Get Down to Business of Lasting Peace

REPUBLICANS IN SWEEPING WIN CALIF   clect All Major National, State Officers

Find Hoot And Mouth Disease   Cattlemen Blame Brazilian Brahmas For Disease

Britain Seeking Sole Trusteeship Over Palestine   May Touch Off Diplomatic Battle For Control Of Holy Land

Reports British Govt.  Ready to Demand Sole  Palestine Trusteeship

Britain to Ask State Control Of Palestine   Move Is Expected To Touch Off Major Diplomatic Battle for Strategic Holy Land

U.N. Squabble Looms on Rule  Of Holy Land   British Request for Sol  Trusteeship May Touch Ofte Gat Battle

Trusteeship Over Palestine  May Touch Off Battle In UN    Britain to Ask Full Trusteeship While Arabs Want i Palestine Independence—Egypt May Put in Bid for Control

BRITAIN WILL ASK MANDATE OF PALESTINE   DIPLOMATIC BATTLE IS FORESEEN IN HOLY LAND

British May Seek Holy  Land Power   Informant Claims Nation May Ask UN For Sole Trusteeship

COURT WARNS ON REVEALING FINAL VERDICT   Defendants ‘Nervous’ As Allied Court Speeds Work

Fate of German Defendants [x Thought Decided   No Announcenient Of Verdicts  Before Monday

Orders on Gambling and Rioting Are Related by Officer  Policemen Testify'in O’Leary Ouster   Policemen Testify 'in O'Leary Ouster Proceedings Under Claim of Immunity: Hearing Now in Third Day

Orders on Gambling and Rioting Are Related by Officer   Policemen Testify in O’Leary Ouster Proceedings Under Claim of Immunity; Hearing Now in Third Day

New Coal Crisis ~ s Lewis’ Threal   Reauests Is Made For No. vember 1 Negotiating Conference With Government

LEWIS REQUEST FOR MEETING NAV 1 DENIED   Latest Maneuver of U. M. W. Chief Poses (Coal Strike Threat

PAY MEETING — REQUEST GETS TURNED DOWN         FEDERAL OPERATOR OF MINES DECLARES CONTRACT OF « LAST. MAY. TO. REMAIN  ‘. IN EFFECT ‘

iCoal Strike Is Threatened Next Month   ‘John L. Lewis Asks Negotiating’ Conference Be Set for Nov. i

LEWIS ISSUES NEW DEMANDS   Biast By Coal Union Chie! Hints Another Walkout.

Lewis Submits New Demands Of Mine Union   Avoids Specific Figures in Pay Increase Bid

OHN L. LEWIS AVOIDS CALL TARGET” IN BARGAINING WINK HIFFS 10 IMPROVE CONDITIONS

COAL MINERS PAY ‘TAREGT’ WAS NOT SET   LEWIS MAKES NO SPECIFIC WAGE DEMAND AS CONFER_ ENCES WITH OPERATORS ARE OPENED

e PAUL MALLON—  Big Four Issue Is Between Rule of Law and Despotic Power

Says He Didn't Aim Pistol   Shooting Accidental and Unintentional, Student’s Attorney Claims

State Student Denies Aiming Gun At Wife  -Ansists Her Death — ‘Was Acci dental In Trailer Shoaotina.

Civil Aeronautics Board Calls For Proof Of Safety On Constellation Airliners

CAB Questions — Use Of Lockheeds   Calls Upon Firms To Show Why Plans Should Not Be Grounded

Hope Abandoned For Survivors   All Passengers In Crash Of Western Air Lines Plane Believed Dead

FEAR 11 ON PLANE DEAD   Still Fail te Find Western Air Liner; Continues Search

Hope Dims For Safety 13 On Missing Plane   Western Air Lines Craft Disappeared Yesterday North Of Burbank,  California

Rescue Teams Hunt In Vain For Airliner   Hope for Lives of 11 Aboard Missing Plane Virtually Abandoned. _

ARMY IDENTIFIES GUN, GAS VICTIMS   Texas Officer, Kansas City Waman Invalved

Issues Report On Deaths In Germany   Mrs. Helen L. Serman Died Of Gas Asphyxiation; Lt. Roth Shot Himself

Yugoslavs Attack Four-Power Trieste Decision   ‘Absurd, Impractical,’ Shouted by Bebler Of Boundary Division

Yugoslavia Bitterly Attacks Italy s Trieste Arguments  Charges Aggressive Spirit of Fascism   Charges Aggressive Spirit of Fascism Is Still Alive: Asks That Disputed Port Be Awarded to Her

ITALIAN ARMS CUT APPROVED   Commission Votes to Keep Brakes on Italy; Port Decision Attacked

Yugoslavia .Leaps Into. Hot Dispute   Requests Possession C - eriesTa, Cidims Tasc:...-Still  en

Tito Demands All of Trieste AtPeace Table   Big 4 Recommendations On Italy’s Military Strenecth Adanted

Yugoslavia Wants Contro Ot Trieste   Hits Italy’s Stand, Contends Spirit Of Fascism Alive

TRIESTE PORT IS DEMANDED BY YUGOSLAVS   FASCISM IS_ STILL ALIVE IN ITALY, POWERS TOLD   Claims Pour In

FREE TRIESTE HIT BITTERLY BY YUGOSLAVS   Peace Conference Okays Limitation Of Arms For Italians

Yugoslavia Bitterly Attacks Italy’s  ‘Trieste Arguments  Charges Aggressive Spirit of Fascism

Yugoslavia Ask For Disputed Port of Trieste   Bitterly Attacks Italian Arguments as Proof Aggressive Spirit of Fascism Still Lives

Arms Limit For llaly Approved By Commission   Army and Navy Would be Cut to 297,500 Men

Slavs Seek Trieste; Assail Big 4 Internationalization Plan; Attacks Italian View as Fascist   Military Commission Approves Plan to Limit Italy's Might; Britain Moves to Place Jewish Minorities on Agenda

Proposal To Dispose Of . Trieste Flayed   Yugoslavia Urges Disputed Port Be Awarded To Her

TERROR RAID IN OHIO HOUSE Is LADD TO OWNER   Landlord Admits Paying Thugs To Intimidate His Tenants

On the Housing Front .  Badly Beaten Faiusiti Blame ‘Terror Raid’ on the Landlord

STRIKE DRYING. UP CAR OUTPUT   GM AND ClO NEGOTIATIONS AT STANDSTILL

Bargaining Talks Are Confinuing   Union Confident GM Will Settle

Warns U. S. Coal Supply Runs Short   Only Month’s Needs 01 Hand, Says Krug—Causes Shortage of Steel

WILL GRADUATE AT WEST POINT   George E. Sheffer, Jr., New Oxford, Among Cadets Who Will Complete Course At Military Academy

PeaceConference Results Lacking  Arguments Mark End Of Fourth Week

Day Is Climaxed By  Ukranian Complaint That Greece Menacacs Peaee-in-the Batkans

NoProgress Made on Peace Treaties  Three Commissions Arque Without Result

Disputes Mark Peace Parley   Commissions End Fourth Week Without Results

Ukraine Asks UN Probe of Greek Border Incidents  Albanian Innocence - Asserted in Charge To Security Council

UKRAINE CLAIMS GREECE MENACES BALKANS PEACE   italian, Hungarian And Romanian Commissions Araiue Ear Hnure   YUGOSLAV GROUP VEERING AWAY FROM CONTROVERSY

Complaint Filed With United Nations Security Council   Conimnissions Row Without Verdict   Yugoslavs Appear To Be Veering Away From Controversies

Commissions Argue Without Result.  at Peace Gonference   Day Climaxed by Ukrainian Charge That Greece Menaces Peace: Yugoslavia Avoids Controversies

SHIP STRIKES SLOW EXPORTS   Agriculture Department Says Boxcar Shortage Delays Wheat To Market

Soviet, Iran Envoys May Hold Parley During Day   Conference Likely To Ease Situation

Iranian People Seeking  Solution      Russia Will Join In Effort To End Row

Soviet-Iran Talks. May Keep Dispute Fr rom UNO ) Inquiry   Negotiations’ Mav Resu In Resettlement.

CONFERENCE ON HOT ISSUE MAY EASE TENSION   Direct Talks Arranged In Effort To Settle Dispute; UNO Due To Settle Chief Organizational Problem Shortly.

CONFERENCE MAY EASE TENSION.   Iran’s New Premier Tells Delegate To See Vishinsky .

Direct Talks Due Today In Iran Issue   UNO Leaders Hope Parley Will Avoid _ Touchy Showdawn

UNO Seeks To Settle Dispute Regarding Iran   RED REPRESENTATIVES TO DISCUSS GRAVE PROBLEM

County's Record On War Bonds Leads in State   Grundy Ahead in Eighth. But Pocahontas Has Best Overall Average   By Charles E. Watts, Chairman Pocahontas County War Finance fCammiccian

Has Best Over~All: Record: In Towa Counties   Finishes Second in Final Drive; Was First In Three Other Loans

Watts Cites Record yg County Bond Sales   Pocahontas County ist Three Times, Second Twice

Will Governor Seek Re-election? Goodland to Tell Convention   GOVERNOR INVITED TO EDUCATION PARLEY

Governor To Reveal Plans   Will Make Statement On Campaign in May

Nanney Seeks Federal Probe Of Election   Fraud In District Balloting Charged

Pessimistic View Taken Of World Food Setup   UN Official Says There Will Be Shortages Before 1947 Harvacte

Shortages In World Food Seen   UNRRA Official Reports Little Change In Problem.

Sugar Supply Increase Seen   Ease-to Be Felt in “Few Weeks; Boosted Bation Seen in April

EXPECTS SUGAR SUPPLY TO EASE   U. S. Official Also Says Ration Should Increase  Next April

SUGAR SHORTAGE RELIEF IN SIGHT   Rationing Will Be Eased in  7 eed  he

RELIEF FROM SHORTAGE OF SUGAR SEEN   Rationing May Be Eased Soon Officials Say

MORE SUGAR —I$-FORECAST   SHORTAGE TO BE RELIEVED WITHIN FEW WEEKS AND INCREASED RATION IS + — ‘PROMISED—

Army Steps Up Recruiting Campaign  Why... Thnentd AS.   War Dept. Aims At All-Volunteer Reoular Army

Army To Step Up Its Drive For Recruits  $5,000,000 Advertising Campaign To Be Continued Full Blast  ALL-VOLUNTEER FORCE WAR DEPARTMENT AIM  Army Begins fo Compete With National Guard   ALL-VOLUNTEER FORCE WAR DEPARTMENT AIM   Army Begins fo Compete With National Guard For Enlistees

War Department Maps Intensified Drive to Run Its Record String of a Million Recruits Even Higher, Forming All-Volunteer Army

FORGET THE DRAFT!         Army Steps Up Recruiting For All-Volunteer Force

‘Revised Quota Is Calling For 40,000 a Month   War Department Is Opposing Returning To The Draft

ALL-VOLUNTEER FORCE SOUGHT BY DEPARTMENT   Army Steps Up Recruiting Drive Despite Million Already Enlisted   ADVERTISING TO KEYNOTE CAMPAIGN

MAP BIG DRIVE FOR RECRUITS      Intensive Army Campaign Planned to Fill Ranks With Volunteers

Postwar Force Of Volunteers Goal Of Army   Advertising ‘Campaign is Approved by Congress to Continue 

ARMY PUSHES RECRUIT DRIVE TO TOP SPEED   All- Volunteer Force Is Sought; Million Have Already Enlisted

‘We'll Prevent Aggression By Force’ -- Byrnes   Secretary of State Charts Course of Conduct for This Nation

Byrnes Outlines U. 5. Opposition lo Aggression  Secretary Lays Down 7-Point Guidance For Foreign Policy

Byrnes Warns ‘Aggressors’   Declares U. S. Will Use Force To Prevent Invasions: Charts a Course of Conduct

Byrnes Hints ee Showdown Wit ith: Krenilin         Seeretary of State Declares _ HL, 8. Intends -to Prevent: Aggression, By Force,             Charts Course Of». _ Future US. Acts  pa © 6   Petpet ee With As. serti Bées, NO Fe son For ¥ War Between. “Any of Great Powers

Showdown With Moscow Is Foreshadowed By Speech Of Secretary of State Byrnes

U. S. to Fight  Aggression, Says Byrnes   Showdown With Moscow Foreshadowed by Speech For Tougher Attitude

Byrnes Says Only Tragedy of Errors Can Bring on Wat   Secretary Lists Seven Points for Nations Follow

Weak Nations Assured Rights to Be Guarded  Byrnes Lays Law Down to Nations, Csting 7.Paint Vict af “Maict Nate’

Byrnes Warns U. S. Would  Exert Force   Hint to Russia Seen in Protest Over World Rivalry

Declares  There Is.. No  Reason For War ' Between Any of the _ Great Powers.

BYRNES GIVES IDEAS ON HOW TO KEEP PEACE   Sees No Reason For War Between The Great Powers

Byrnes Claims U.S. Will Use Force To  Prevent Aggression   Secretary Of State Charts A Course Of Conduct For Relations Among Nations

U. §. Adopting Tougher Line With Kremlin   Nation To Prevent Aggression By Force If Necessary, Byrnes Says In Speech

Agaression Not To Be Tolerated, Byrnes Contends  Force Will Be Used  LAP Amer re

Strategic Maneuvers Must Stop   Seven ‘Nots’ Are Cited for World’s Nations in Address Made to Press Club   Outlines Course      Only Errors Could Cause War Between Russia and United States

Byrnes Warns Aggressors U. S. Ready To Use Force   Secretary Of State, Declaring America Will Fight, If Necessary, To Protect Small Countries, Qutlines Policies

U. S. Ready To Prevent Aggression \By Force If Necessary, Says Byrnes   Secretary Of State Lays Down Seven Point List Of “Must Nots” For World’s Nations; Decries Conduct Of War Nerves

sie Charts Course Of!  onduct for World Peace   Says There Is No Reason For Another  War Of Big Powers

BYRNES CHARTS PLAN OF ACTION AMONG POWERS   Asserts There’s No Reasor Why America And Soviet Should Go To War

Byrnes Sets Up Course  For U.S.   Force Will Be Used If Necessary In Foreign Issue

United States To Prevent Aggression   Remarks Tempered By Assertion There Is No Reason for Conflict  Between Great Powers

Declares There Is No Reason For War Between Any of the (sreat Powers.

ADVISES BLOCK AGGRESSION WITH ARMS   Charts Course Of Conduct For Allied Relations   ACKNOWLEDGES   Suspicion, Distrust All Around Us But Terms It Partly Unfounded

Byrnes Declares U. S. To Prevent Agression   Will Use Force If Necessary, Secretary Says, Outlining World Policy For America

Byrnes Pledges Use Of Force If Necessary To Preserve World Peace

Hold Friend in Major's Death  Canadian Officer Shot in Hotel Room

CANADIAN ARMY OFFICER SLAIN   Major Shot To Death In Hotel By Friend Of 20 Years

Canadian Army Officer Is Shot In Hotel Room   Chiengo Salesman Whose  Wife Was In Room With Slain Man Being Held For tnivestigation

CANADIAN. ARMY OFFICER SLAIN   SHOT TO DEATH IN LOOP HOTEL, WIFE OF FRIEND PRESENT

HOLD FRIEND FOR SHOOTING   Canadian Army Major Slain in Chicago Hotel Affair

TRUMAN IDEAS UNDER FIRE   Farm Bloc Says President  Has Double - Crossed Them.

DOUBLE DEADLINE FOR AUTO OWNERS   All Cars Must Be Inspected And Operators’ Licenses Renewed By Midnight Jan, 31

‘Sheer Nonsense, Asserts Johnson.  Crh. C11... HM.      Other Solons React Favorably to Plan

Round-the-World Flight of B-29 Fleet ls Proposed by Army Air Forces of U. §.

Round- The-World Flight Of B-25 Is Being Projected   ‘‘Great White Fleet’’ May Make New Demonstration Of Airpower Possibilities   NORMAL AIR ROUTES WILL BE FOLLOWED

: Industrial Equipment Carted  ae  Looting By Russians Sets Manchuria Back 3 Years

Will Require 3 Years to Rebuild, U.S. Writer Says   Qnee Busy tidustrial Section Now Idle: Trainloads of Machines Removed

Correspondent Tells How Soviets Looted Manchuria And Of Sanctions Imposed

Probe Launched to Learn  Cause of Blaze - Death Toll Is Set at 116 With

UNABLE 10 FIND CAUSE OF HOTEL FIRE; 116 LOSI      111 Of Dead Identified: More Than 100 Others  Are Inivred   APPARATUS IN HOTEL REPORTED NOT USED

Winecoff Hotel Ashes Conceals Cause Of Fire Which Took 116 Lives   106 Identified; Eight Remain Unnamed; Harsh Safety Codes Demanded Throughout State Of Georgia For Every Licensed Hotel

Probe Launched to Learn  Cause of Blaze Death Toll Is Set at 116 With Over 100 Injured

Atlanta Hotel Toll Hits 11¢   Effortsto Determine Cause Of Tragedy Blocked

CAUSE OF TRAGIC  A         Revised Death Toll Stands at aa Blaze In __Cgnedian ian Hotel Sunda

Atlanta Hotel Fire Toll 116; Canadian Blaze Fatal to 1]   Worst U. S. Hotel Conflagration Brings Drive For Harsher Safety Codes; Canadian Fire 2nd Tragedy In 24 Hours

Charred Ruins Conceal Cause Of Hotel Fire   114 Known Dead As Harsher Safety Codes Are Demanded

Winecoff Had no Sprink. lers and no Outside Kjre Escapes But Com piked with Safety Code.

Truman, Fights for Housing Bill   Administrotion Seeks To Save Patman Bill; Hits ‘Vested Interests’

HOUSING PROGRAM IS ENDANGERED   One of Biggest _Lobbies in History Opposing Measure

HOUSING PLANS OUTLOOK. 1S- DIM   Administration Opens Desperate Fight to Save Program

SAYS SLAVS USED AMERICAN-MADE PLANE IN ATTACK   Eye-witness Asserts Crafts  Used in Attacks Were DB.51 Miusctanae

P-51 TYPES SAID USED BY SLAVS   -Ex-GI Who  Eyewitnessed  Shooting Down of Transport Declares Yugo Planes Appeared of US Make

Lend-Lease Planes Used By Yugoslavs   American Witness of Attack Says Fighters Were U. S. Made

SLAV PLANES LOOKED LIKE U.S. AIRCR AFT   Yugoslavia Received Large Sum fn Lend-Lease: Trieste is Busy City   EYE-WITNESS TELLS OF ATTACK ON TRANSPORT

Lend-Lease Planes Believed To Have Been Used By Yugoslavs  wi... - WS eo, WS OS ae ‘aig ey roa   Former American Soldier Says They Sounded Like And Resembied Mustangs: Saw Attack

Slavs May Have Used U.S.-Made Fighter Planes   Attackers Looked Like American Mustangs, Declaree Witnece.

U.S. WITNESS GIVES STORY ABOUT ATTACK   Watched from Hotel; Says Yugoslav Planes Appeared U. S.-Made

Evewitness Account of Attack on  American Plane Given by Ex-G_ -

Tito’s Fliers Likely Used U. S. Planes   Eye-witness of Aug. 9 Assault Gives Impressions

Ex-G! Says P-51's Used   American Describes Seeing Fighter Planes Shoot Down Transport Plane

Cites Need of 38 Percent Hike ‘In Freight Rates   Railroad Economist Says  More Money Necessary To Pay Wages

OPA Holds Up 'De-Control List   Master Release Delayed  a. Tiss Rea.

Price Lids Off Light Fixtures, Farm Machines   Postpones Issuance C Master Decontrol Setup

TALMADGE PLANS TO BAR NEGROES   State Convention to Take Action, He Says

TALMADGE PLANS. PRIMARY CHANGES   Will Urge Exclusion of Negro Vastace

Washington Takes Firm Link With The Kremlin For Granted... .  Watching Reds In America

All Communists Seen As Linked To The Kremlin   U. S. Regards Reds Everywhere As Instruments  Of Soviet Policy.

U.S. Foreign Policy Shapers Assume Kremlin Links Reds   Top Diplomats Are Aware Of Possibility That Soviet Might Seek Agitation Here

Communism Is Big Threat To Unity In ¥. S.   OFFICIAL WASHINGTON SAYS REDS CAUSE TROUBLE

WITH SOVIET DEAL      Comintern “May Be Dissolved But Reds Stilt Laok to Mos cow. for {deas

Tie Between World Communists-Kremlir  Taken For Granted By U. S. Diplomats

Red Agitation Here Seen Possible Should Tension Continue To Moun   U. S. Reported Well Aware Of Kremlin Link With Communists Everywhere In The World

U.S. Still Fears Soviétdnspired ‘Red Agitation   Link Between Kremlin And Communists Over World Taken for Granted

U. S. Officials Believe  Moscow Is Firmly Tied With Communism   Authorities Anticipate Russians’ Employment Of Party Members in America Should Future Relationships Become More Strained

United States Takes Stand Close Ties Are Still Exising  Between Kremlin, Commies

Kremlin Links With. Commies ln U. S. Known   Red Agitation: ‘Seen Possible

Diplomats Fear Soviet Union May Bring About Communist Activities in America

Strong Link Between Kremlin and. \Communism Taken For Granted in U.S.

U.S. AWARE OF POSSIBLE REd AGITATION TR)   Linkup Between Kremlin And Communists Over World Carries Weight

U.S. Believes All. Communists Look Toward Kremlin   Government Aware That Communist Agitation in This Country [ee Paccihle

U. S. Reds Soviet's Club?   Communists Mau Aaitate Here if Rifts Grow  v

Decision Imminent In Seamen’s Strike         1 See Kremlin Link With Reds Everywhere: U.S. Fears Wave of Agitation

Reds Keeping Contacts With Soviet Chiefs   Agitation By Communists In  U. S. Is Seen

Kremlin-Communist Link All Over World Assumed In U. S. Mapping Of Foreign Policies   Washington Fearful Moscow To Bring About Agitation If Tension Tightens

Diplomatic Authorities Say Government Aware o Agitation Possibilities  y.~ VWrryrar «ae vywrwr* grey Aaa’r* ee

World-Wide Red Link _   Tieup Of. Alli Communists With Moscow In-: fluences U. S., ‘Others\. In Foreign Policies A.

Diplomats Say U. 5. Knows of Kremlin Link With All Reds   Hint Soviets Seek To Start Agitation Within This Nation

Communists, Krem?* Stull Linked, U.S. Assumes in Saping ot Policies

FOREIGN POLICY LINKS KREMLIN, RED ACTIVITIES   Washington Diplomats Take It For Granted There’s Strong Connection

Kremlin Has Eye On Reds ‘Everywhere   U.S. Believes There Is Firm Moscow Link With Communists  AT Pyne TW ned ie et te et

U. . Diplomats Taink Russia Still Controls All Reds   Soviet May Use Communists to Stir Up Trouble Here

U. S. Feels Kremlin Is  Reds’ Boss   Figures All Communists Linked to Moscow, Bases U. S. Foreign Policy Thereon

Kremlin Link With Reds Everywhere Assumed In US Foreign Policy Making

‘Sentence Two U. S. _ ‘Soldiers to Life for ‘Killing Jap Civilians

LIFE SENTENGES IMPOSED ON PAIR   Two Yank Soldiers Are Convicted for Slayings.

A ‘Political Trial’ ‘Court Could Not Be Objective, Goering Says; Praises Stalin

LONDON PAPER SAYS GOERING OF OPINION POSSESSION OF ATOMIC BOMB DECIDES FUTURE OF WORLD

Goering Airs Peace Views   Says Possession of Atomic Bomb To Decide Future of World

TOT ak ahaa) WR) St Met = EN Oe ee Set Pe eee en mete ROA a eae Be RI Rl TE RR el  U.S. Atomic Lead Key to Survival: Goering

Goering Believes Atom Bomb Will Destroy All Unless US Holds Lead

Atom Will Decide Future Of World, Declares Goering  U. S. Should Hold  . ee ae ee

Goerin oSay sWorldDoomed  Unless U.S. Keeps A-Bomb   Condemned Nazi Gangster Believes ‘Possession Of Atom Bomb Decides Future Of World’? And Trusts America As Only Custodian Of Lethal Weapon

Cassady Convinced Carrier Can Fight Anywhere  Huge Craft Plays Role In Atomic Era Of National Defense

FIVE HURT Ik PLANE CRASH, FRENCH ALPS   One U. S. General, 3 Generals’ Wives Aboard Transport   hy RODPRICK MACARTHUR United Prees Staff Correspondent   Reaenere Near

Army Rescue Planes Spo: Army Transport Wrecked In Alpine Crash; 5 Hart

C-53 Transport \s Down in French Alps   Several Persons Hurt; One General, Three General's Wives Aboard

U. 5. GENERAL PASSENGER ON CRASHED 6-53   Three Generals’ Wives Are Among 11 Passengers Stranded In Alps

PLANE WREGKAGE S FOUND IN ALPS: I] ARE GN BOARD   Six or Seven Believed Injured in Crash of Big Transport; Wives of Officers Hurt.   RESCUE PARTIES START CLIMBING

US. FLANE BA i SHES IN THE ALPS    1] Aboard; Six. Badly Hurt; Try, To Effect: Rescue

Martin Delivers Victory Speech  Will Continue to Support reedoms

SOLDIER'S ‘CHOW AND GEAR’ REFLECTS INCREASING COSTS   FOOD, CLOTHING AND EQUIP MENT FOR SOLDIER'S FIRST YEAR NOW COSTS $590.68

Fireman Slain By 2 Negroes   Then Rape His Gir! Companion, Report

Denial Made By Roosevelt   Ex-President’s Son Ix Heard In Russia

° — SPEECH ‘PUT UP JOR’ —..  Elliott Denies He * _ Blamed U. S: Embass)

E. ROOSEVELT BUSY DENYING   Asserts He Did Not Say U. S. Embassy Involved In Dispute

CHARGE DENIED BY ROOSEVELT   U. S. State Department Officials Cleared

Land Contributed By Local Board With $37,000 Cash   Additional Contribution Is for Providing Larger Gym: nasium and Auditorium—Opportunity to Use Memorial Stadium and Other Athletic Facilitrac and Park Helped Influence Decision

@ PAUL MALLON—  Predicts G. O. P. to Win House Control, Gain in Senate

Wife Of Doctor Kidnaped, Founc  Posse Finds Woman, Man In Farm House

Woman Is Kidnaped: Later Returns Home   Two Young Daughters Reported Bound and Placed in Closet

SAGINAW MAN TO HEAD» STATE LEGION   Earl F. Ganschow Named; Resolutions  Are Adopted

SAGINAW MAN HEADS LEGION   ELECTION OF EARL GANSCHOW tS UNANIMOUS

GAS TIEUP MAY BRING SEIZURE   New Jersey Governor Plans Action in Strike Threat

Utility to Be Seized if 1,200 Workers Strike   Jersey Governor Will Issue Order

Says Mate,  A Sick Vet, Begged Her ToShoot Him   Woman is Booked on Manslaughter Charge As Police Investigate Story of Killing

Rapid Growth in Activities Soon To Be Extended To Entire County.

King’s Daughters To Direct New Community Hospital Plan   Marion Foundation Campaign Funds Will Help Provide Medical Care for Needy Persons.

100 in County Benefit from Associatior with National Organization.

National Agency To Entertain Soldiers To Receive $6,800 in Campaign.

Community Foundation Helps Maintain Marion‘s Link with Y. W. C. A.

TOR D E w E ¥" ‘AND “STOP  TAFT” MANEUVERS ARE  BEING STAGED IN THE CAPITAL

SIDES FORMING IN BATTLE - FOR SENATE POSTS   1948 Presidential Race Aspirants Projected into Job Distribution

DEMOCRATS CHARGED WITH “BETRAYAL”   Governor Dewey Says Court Deal Is Made Buying Labor Support

Committee ‘Files Jackson's Charge   Investigation of Justice Black to Await Developments

COMMITTEE AVERS HIGH COURT BATILE WON'T BE STUDIED   No Basis Now Exists  for Investigations of Feud, House Group Says Today at Capital.   ADDITIONAL DATA IS EXPECTED SOON

Committee Has No Basis For Jaeckson-Black Probe   Judici iary Body Has Nothing Before It But Jackson's  Cablegram Taking Colleague To Task, Says Sum_ mers After Secret Meeting Of House Committeemen

Probers Seek Legal Way To Garner Facts from May   ‘Congressman Labeled ‘Guardian Angel’ of Munia tions Combine by Former Secretary

SEEK WAY TO FORCE MAY TO TESTIFY   Congressman Has Refused Senate Committee Bids   Refuses tnovitations

SENATOR MAY MUST TESTIFY   War Investigating Committee Seeks Way to Force Solon’s Appearance in Graft Case.

SEEK WAY TO FORCE MAY T0 TESTIFY   Congressman Has Refused Senate Committee Bids

Secretary Says Employers Were Bunch Of Crooks   Heard May Ask For His Three Thousand Dollars

May Draft Calls For 51,000 Men   Little Chance Seen For Meeting Quota

Army To Check Evidence   Probe Reveals May Asked Rid For Garsson's Son In Court Martial

OPEN QUIZ Ut ARMY MIEN IK GARSON GASE   Probe Clemency Plea by May in Courtmartial of Capt. Garssen.

Clemency For Garsson Asked By Rep. May   Son Of Munitions Official Wins A Suspended Sentence

May Intervened For Garsson  Asked Gen. Eisenhowe To Show Clemency

—MAY WROTE TO EISENHOWER— Sought Clemency For  Munitions Maker’s Son

— SOUGHT AID—  Letters to — Kisenhower Exposed   May Will Face Committee Friday On War Profits

Find Rep, May Infervened In Court Martial   Eisenhower Never Got Letters Sent For Garsson’s Son

May Intervened in Army Trial of Son of Murray Garsson   Senate Committee Has Record of Two Letters to General

ARMY TO LOOK INTO OFFICER CONDUCT SETUP      Testimony Of Profits Probers Leads Military To Start Inaquirv

May Intereeded For Capt. Garssor   Correspondence Released by War Department to Senate’ Committee

May Sought To Clear  Friend's Son   General Who Carried Plea To ke May Be Cabed Refere Grace

MAY ASKED ‘IKE TO AID GARSSON   Made Plea In Court-Martia Of Munition Man’s Son

Measure Due Te Reach Him  After Lunch     Secretary Says Presideni’s Seah wey pean lte west   Secretary Says Presideni’s  Decision Will Be Accom= panied by Message  to Congress   Approved Early Today By Senate   In Event of Signing, Tru: man Will Name -Price Deconirol Board “Very Quickly”?

Army Plans To Probe Officers   Munition Maker's Son Faced Court Martial

Disclose May’s Intervention In Court - Martial   Appealed to Eisenhower In Trial of Murray Garsson’s Son

appealed To  ay sTh. 2 E.  Ce an mae: a a  Garsson’s Son   Capt. Joseph H. Garsson Faeed Court Martial For Refusing To  Execute Orders   Sought Exercise Clemency In Case   May Told Eisenhower He Spoke as “Warm Per. sonal Friend” of Elder Garssan

May Urged Leniency for Garsson’s Son   Asked Eisenhower for Clemency in Court Martial of Captain

Reveal Rep. May Wrote Eisenhower In Court Martial Of Garsson Son   Names Waitt

Clemency for Capt. Garsson Asked by May   Two Letters Written to Gen. Eisenhower Given Investigators

Officer Probe  Promised Army to. Follow  Ten ermatiwatinan   Army to Follow Investigation by Mead Committee

Letters Prove May Appealed For Clemency In Garsson Court Martial   Refers To Himself As “Warm, Personal Friend” In Letter To Gen. Eisenhower

Army fo Probe Its Officers in War Profit Case   Major Carried Clemency Plea to [ke

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laps   Chinese Party Urges Government to Foster Russian Friendshio

Kuomintang Wants Friendship of Reds   Also Wants Renovation 0! Chinese Government Machinery

YOUNG G. O. P. MEETS   Tarry Valentine is Slated to be President of Group

Young GOP To Topeka   Resubmission and Vet Benefits Chief Issues Before 2-Day Session

NEW ALBANY C. C. OFFICIAL KNIFED   STABBING LAID TO GAMBLING REFORM; MAYOR ENDS LIFE

Political Crisis Looms in India   Moslems Say Independence Plan Ic Dead

Hold Plan for Independence  in India Dead   Statement Poses New Crisis for Government

Moslems Contend British Proposal For India Is Dead   League Newspaper s Dec. laration Poses New Government Crisis   Congress Party Accused

lrate Goering Plagues Trial   Nazi Chieftain Flares Up During Prosecution Testimony

‘Traitor!’ Goering Cries As Nazi Bares Atrocities, Exterminate 30 Million

Goering Growls Curses at Witness   Former SS General Ineriminates Defendants in Plans te Destroy 30 Million Slav Ponulatian

GOERING LOSES MOCKING SMILE   Testimony At War Crime Trial Arouses High Nazi To Cursing

GOP Platform To Be ‘Concise, Short,’ Report   Sees Area Remaining World’s Steel Capital

House Reconsidering Bill to Refund Money Borrowed from State General Fund in 1932

Heavy Gales Lash California Coast   Southern California Reports Two Dead, Others Injured

Bowles Fearful  Of OPA Changes   ‘Cost-Plus Provisions Add to Inflation’

Amendment Is Designed To Give Producer, Processor and Distributor Current Costs Plus Reasonable Profit.

BOWLES FIGHTS COMPROMISE OF PRICE CONTROL   “Beoby Trap” Amendments In OPA Bill Are Bitterly Assailed   SUBCOMMITTEE TRYING TO REACH. AGREEMENT

Bowles Fights Cost-Plus Item In OPA Bill   But Plea Not Likely To Be Carried Out By Conference Group

Bowles Asks   Congress Kill OPA Clause   Calls It “A Delayed Aclion Bomb” In Denouncing Amendment Which—Seenis—Headed For Passage

Bowles Hays Pending Riders To OPA Bill   Conferees Name Sub-Committee To Adjust Differences

HOLD PROFITS PROVISION IN PA MEASURE   Retention Is Indicated Despite Attack On Plan by Bowles

Prowl Ulause Of OPA Bill Slated to Stay  - Conferees Name Group to Agree ~ On Phrasing   Profits Protected

HIGHER PRICES SEEN LURKING IN OPA BILLS   BOWLES OPPOSES MEDDLING WITH CEILINGS

BOWLES-OPPOSED PRICE PROPOSAL GAINS SUPPORT   OPA Conferees Indicate They Will Not Abandon Plan to Protect Manufacturers’ Profits.   2-SUGGESTED CHANGES WILL BE CONSIDERED   Subconunittee Named to Adjust Differences Between Similar Taft and Wolcott  Amendments,

COURT REJECTS BARON'S’ WRITS FOR U.S. SENATE   Guffey Lone Democrat Candidate; Signers Bound Invalid:

Dale H. Crone Fatally Hurt      Halfway Resident [njured In Auto Crash Near Martinsburg

TRUMAN MEETS WITH DOUGLAS      Jurist Offered Post, Washington Hears

WARMER WEATHER TODAY FORECAST   TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TO REACH 95 IN MISSOURI AND HANSAS

County ‘Road Bill Passes   Senate Votes Approval _ Despite Warning Of Too Much Spending

MINERS PAID $13 MILLION IN EXTRA CASH   Retroactive, Vacation And Regular Pay Pads Billfolds Of Local Coaldiggers

Truman Talks With N.Y. Tammany Chief   November Elections Being Considered

‘End Government Control Of Oil Refinery At Lawrenceville, WUlinois

WRIGHT TO TAKE OATH.   Plans to Retain  All of Bailey's Office Personnel

Blandy, on First Anniversary of Hiroshima Blast, Is Imnressed With A-Bomh’s Poison Power

‘Norah Carpenter Surmounts   Red Tape Barring Her  Marriage to Yank

Norah and Babies Flying fo U.S. July 4 for Reunion With EX-Soldier

Churchill To Visit Truman Tp Washington Appointment   Appointment Scheduled 8:30 P.M.

Police Fight New Bombay Outbreak   Factories Close Again As Mobs Hurl Stones

Peace Conference Delegates Look To U. S. For  Policy Clarification

Backs American Plan To Establish City Government Independent Of Any Nation; His Address Is Reply To Soviet Official

Connally Demands Trieste to Be Free   Urges Big Four Principles Be Kept

SEN. CONNALLY DEMANDS TRIESTE BE A FREE STATE   Independent of Both Yugoslavia and ftalv, He Said in Paris Today.   *REPLIES TO MOLOTOV   Let Us Make Trieste Symbol of Peace and Security, He Said Today.

Connally Urges. True Freedom In State Of Trieste  _ Texas Senator Make: ~ Reply To Moiatov In Hour-Lone Address .

“ — PARLEY — Connally — Insists on. Big 4 Pact   Yugoslavia ‘Assails U.S, British Motives

Demands Port Be Made Symbol Of  Peace, Security   Declares Area Must Be Truly Free And Independent Of Both Italy And Yuqoslavia

Senator Insists Trieste  Be Free   Connally Presents Speech To Parley In Paris

Connally Asks Free Stafe Set Up for Trieste   American Demands Complete Independence Of Trieste From Both Yugoslavia and Italy

COMMALLY REPLIES: TO RUSSIAN ABOUT  RULE FOR TRIESTE   Truly Free State Sought for ___ City: Agreements Must Be Lived Up To

TEXAN ASKS GUARANTEE FOR TRIESTE   Senator Connally Asks Full Freedom Under UN Rule

Connally Calls Russian Hand in Trieste Debate.   _ Challenges Conference to Make City Symbol _ of Peace, Security

Independent State Asked By Connally   i Senator Replies To Mr. Molotov At Meeting Of Foreign Chiefs In Paris Parley

_ Speaks For U. S. Plan For Trieste   Connally Says Agreement Should Be Honored for  Peace   NOT A LOCAL QUESTION

REPLY MADE 10 MOLOTOV BY CONNALLY   Chairman of Foreign Relations Committee Demands Trieste By Truly Free State   FOR WORLD SECURITY

Demands  Trieste Be Truly Free   Connally Says World Peace More Important Than Miles of Territory. or National Pride

Yugoslavia and ltaly Warned by Senator in Talk   Setup in Area Should Be Symbol of Peace, Security, He Asserts

Free Trieste ls Demanded By Connally   American Takes issue At Meet With Molotov

‘Texan Urges State Made — Peace Symbol   Chairman Foreign Rela-: tions Committee Calls Por ludenendenee Por Trieste”

Trieste Must Be Free State. Saves Connally   American Delegate Emphasizes It Must Not Become A’ Danzig

Senator Urges True Freedom “or Trieste   Connally Demands Independence From Italy. Yucoskavia

Wants City Free Of Both Italy And Yugoslavia   ‘Should Be Symbol Of Peace And Security’; Kardelj Charges Iror Curtain Is Drawn

ASKS TRIESTE BE MADE TRUE FREE STATE   Senator Connally Tells Peace Conference Area Should Be Independent of Both Yugoslavia and Italy.

— Connally Speaks Out—  Answer Given Molotov   Peace. Envoys Urged To Establish Trieste As Truly Free State

CONNALLY ASKS FULL FREEDOM AT KEY TRIESTE   Yugoslav Aid Slaps Westerr Powers For Their Stand On Mediterranean

Connally Ur ges Really  Free Trieste   World Peace Is Paramount, Delegate Tells Members Of Paris Conference

Connally Demands International Status For Trieste; Peace Parley Looks To U. S. For Policy Statement

Connally Demands Trieste be Freed In Answer to Reds   Make Symbol of Peace. Texas Senator Urges Paris Conferees

U3, WANTS NO GUD ON FREE TRIESTE STATE   Yugoslavia, Italy Told There Must Be No “Mental Reservations.”

Yugoslav Official Hurls Charges At Western Powers   Claims Britain, United States Attempting To Protect Interest In Mediterranean Sea

Senator Urges True Freedom ‘or Trieste  . Connally Demond: Independence Fron lealw YWaueanelavian

Wants Trieste As a Symbol of Peace, Security   Senator Connally Wonts lt Truly Free

May Meet With Truman Tuesday   Sen. Connally Asks Trieste Be Made Free   Says Territory Must Be Free of Both Italy and  Yugoslavia

CONNALLY ASKS TRIESTE BE A ‘REAL STATE   Replies to Soviet Minister Molotov in Peace Parley Speech

For The Sake Of Peace, Says Sen. Connally   Replies To Molotov At Peace Conference After Red Criticism

Connally Demands Trieste Be Made Independent State   In Reply to Molotov Senator Says City Should Be Symbol  GF Penra Capriuriey

Western Powers Draw ing Curtain Around Mediterranean, Slav Cave.

Trieste Must Be Free State Connally Says   Would Have Security Council Handle Affairs Of Area

Would Make lt Symbol Of World Peace   Senator Declares World Peace More Important  Than Territory, National Pride

Appeal Made By Connally For Trieste’s Independence   Rejilies To Russian Minister In Speech

Connally Seeks Free Trieste   Wants Ban ae Interference by ltaly. Yugoalevia.

Agreement Should Be Honored for Sake of Peace, Senator Says in Paris      ‘It Must Be Real’   Senator Says State Must Not Be ‘Paper’ One, but Have Character

Free State Of Trieste Demandec  By Sen. Connally   Texan Declares World Peace More Important Than Slice of Territory

Connaiiy Calls. For Truly Free Trieste State   Ueges Peace Conference Te Make City Symbol. OF “Peace and. Security”? In World

Connally Asserts Kurope, Producer  Of Two World Wars, Has Peace Duty

Truly Free Trieste Plea Made By.US   ‘Make City Symbol Peace, Security For Werld,' Said

Connally Is Heard Today  At Conference   Senator Answers. Russian  Minister at Paris Meeting,  Urging Trieste To Be Free State.

Answers Charge U. S. Proposal Is  “Undemocratic’   Statement Ends Discussion on the Status of Country: Take Up Boundaries Next

Deputy Premier Accuses Britain, America of Attempting to Draw Tron Curtain in Mediterranean

MAY END BIG MEETING IN DEADLOCK   May Not Be Single Major Agreement When End Comes

See Big 4 Parley Deadlock   Anicrican Delegates Auxious to Leaves No Agreement Reached

BIG FOUR MAY END SESSIONS IN DEADLOCK   Possible that No Major Agreements  Will Be Reached

,PARIS SESSION MAY END WITH NO AGREEMENTS   Postponement Of First Peace , Conference Expected As Ministers Wrangle :

Big Four In Deadlock At Paris   Italian Treaty Stumbling Block To Delegates

Russ Deadlock in Paris Hinted   Impasse Indicated in Biq Four Talks

Hope for Early Peace Parley Seems Remote   Big Four Ministers May Depart From Paris Minus Achievements.

BIG FOUR LEADERS STILL FAR APART ON PEAGE PACTS   Paris Meeting May End Next ~ Week Without Single  Aoaraamant

Deadlock In Big 4 Possible   U. S. Delegates Not Disposed to Drag Out Meeting to Satisfy Russia

IMPASSE LOOMS AT PARIS MEET   Possibility of Complete Deadlock Discussed

Adjournment of Meetings Next Week Indicated   Italy and Yugoslavia Present Claims to Conferees Today

Easter Week-end Accidents Cause Injury to Sever   Three Hurt in 3-Car Mishap At Maybrook; Two Collisions Here

Woman Cyelist Hurt in Mishar   Week-end Accidents Cause Injuries to 2 Others

ACCIDENTS KILL 308 ON HOLIDAY   Traffie Mishaps Account For 244 Deaths, Near Record Number

SIXTY-THREE DEAD IN TEXAS -Nation’s Death Toll Soars To 308; Total Near Record

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL REACHES 308   TRAFFIC FATALITIES NUM2ER 253, FAR IN EXCESS OF NUMBER FORECAST.

YULE MISHAPS BRING VIOLENT DEATH 10 398   ‘Traffic Accidents Lead : Way In Accounting : For Casualties

in REPUBLICANS WILL RULE HOUSE   Cong. Landis of Indiana Lists 30 Seats He Predicts Demos Will Lose

Republicans May Gain Control   Expect To Pick Up 30  New. Seats In House

GOP Gain Of 30 Seats In  House Is Seen   Congressman Landis Says Republican Gain May Be Greater

Indicate Russians Have Divided Manchuria Into Two Zones, One To Be Under Chinese Administration

GOP Leaders Gather to Name New Chairman   Stassen Urges Open Forums on Major Issues

Stassen Back In  G.0.P. Limelight   Former Minnesota Governor Appar ently Beginning Campaign For Presidential Nomination

STASSEN WANTS GOP FORUMS     TO GIVE VOTERS A HEARING   MINNESOTA CANDIDATE HOPES yO BREAK HOLD OF THE OLDTIME PARTY LEADERS

Yugoslavs Free Three Sergeants Held 7 Menth:   Trio to Stay in Belgrade Until Completion of Murder Investigation

Three American Soldiers Harbored After Shooting, Given Freedom of Belgrade

THREE YANKS RELEASED IN BELGRADE      Had Been Held In U. S. Embassy  For Protection

“TUE. WUROSLAVS   So-Called Royal Army Bae to Be Discharged bw American Jana :

TWO ISSUES ARE CHIEF BARRIERS TO PEACE   U. N. Fails to Create Atomic Energy Control, Police Force

Employes Are Free To Act,  Springer Says   GOP Chairman Says Workers Will Not Lose Jobs ‘by Being “For or Against” Candidates.

DRASTIC. HOUSING ACTIONS. TAKEN   Government Slaps More Pri. orities On Materials to Sneed Building

CONSTRUCTION SETUP STUDIED  New Building Curbs Ordered  - Effort To Speed Vet Housing -

NEW PRIORITY ORDERS HELP HOME BUILDEE   N ON - RESIDENTIAL PROJECTS CUT 27 PERCENT

Nonresidential Building Slash  Is Announced   Most Construction Controls Will Be Shifted to Wvatt *

New Priority Is Allotted  To Housing  Set-Aside Order Affects Plumbing All Searce Items

Cut Non-Home Building; Ban On Priorities   Government Acts f Speed Up on Housing

“Hold Only Needed Men  Eisenhower   Disregards Rule On Points and Length of Service

Ship Home Men Not Needed Order of Gen. Eisenhower   Chief of Staff Sends Directions to Commanders of All Theaters

SERVICE TIME POINTS TO BE DISREGARDED   All Qualified Vets in Pacific to Be Rack by Jan. 31

EISENTOWER ORDERS ALL MEN NOT NEEDED. SHIPPED HOME—SCHEDULE OF ° ” , OTHERS “QUTLINED .

MAN SENTENCED: HAS SEVEN WIVES   Only Wanted Home, Says Merchant Seaman Today.

Supreme Court Upholds FCC   Throws Out Mail Fraud Indictment of   “Il Am” Group Heads

MAIL FRAUD CASE OF ‘1 AM’ LEADERS OUT OF TRIBUNAL   High Court Holds Women Should Have Been Permitted  to Serve on Jury

Supreme Court Rules Women Jurors Needed   Fraud Case Against “I Am” Leaders Thrown Out Because Panel Not Representative

NEWLYWEDS. 76, 74. ARE HONEYMOONING   MOVING OF CIRCUSES BY TRAIN IS BANNED   TODAY'S BASEBALL

SETTLEMENT OF COAL . STRIKE NEAR   Main Provisions of New Agreement Are Believed Settled

Lewis Confers With President For 34 Minutes  Truman Is Given Pleasing ‘Progress’

UTILITY STRIKE THREAT ENDED   Wage Increases Approved by Three Ohio Firms

LADY ASTOR HERE   British Stormy Petrel Talks O Seeking Seat In Congress

Now HESS REMEMBERS      Recovers From Amnesia After Fear - of Gallows Is’ Removed

Fisenhower Promises Homesick G. I.’s, Their Familie: That Demobilization Program Will Follow Schedule

INEVY PLAN IN ACTION  Eisenhower Warns On Toc Rapid Depletion Of Army

Eisenhower Promises Army Demobilization Schedule To Be Carried Out Fully

“To carry out plans to letter   Eisenhower tells of demobilization

Demobilization Plans To Be Carried Out To Letter. Fisenhower Savs

EISENHOWER RADIOS NEW RELEASE PLAN   Homesick GI’s and Their Families Hear Encouraging News

REQUIREMENTS OF ARMY CITEL   Eisenhower Says Militar; Mist Have 1,500,000 Men By July

Eisenhower Promises To Speed Return   Points To’ Necessity Of Keeping Some Of Men In Army Ranks

Final Agreement Not Reached On  Truce In China   Communists Against Province Plan

Chinese, Communists Fail To Reach Final Agreement To End Civil Strife

No Agreement Yet Reached By Chinese   Truce Sought In Civil Strife

Chinese Truce Is Delayed as Hitch Develops   Communist Delegate Charges Government Demands Exceptions In Armistice Terms

BID FOR TRUCE FAILS, CHINESE STILL AT ODDS   Communists Berate Government Demands, Declare Cease Fire Order Out

China Truce Efforts Fail   Communists Oppose Nationalist Demands For Exceptions

FINAL O.K. STILL DUE ON CHINA TRUCE PLAN   Marshall Remains Hopeful Talks Resume Thursday

Agreement For Truce Fails      Failure Blasts Hopes Of Truce Being In Before Unity Meeting. -

Chinese Pact Hopes Totter: Envoys Glum   Jehol and Chahar Occupation Plans Renorted at Root

Telephone Equipment Workers Out On Strike   China Truce Parley Snags Over Jehol Provinee Issue}

China Fails to Reach Truce in  Civil Strife   Chang Looks Discouraged  And Unhappy

CHINESE FAIL TO FORM TRUCE   PEACE BEFORE UNITY CONFERENCE GIVEN UP

Talk with Byrnes, OPA Reports Pleas Truman on Holiday  President, Secretary Hold Trans-Atlantic  Phanea Canverentinn

Dr. Skeels Quits: Raps Institutions   State Psychologist Says Politics Hurt Child Welfare Program.

IOWA ORPHANS’ HOMES RAPPED   Retiring Official Files Sharp  Criticisms

‘Hoover Believes: ‘Acute’ Stage of Food Shortage Abroad. Will. End: Soon

U.S. Closes Three Red  Korean Papers   ‘Army Security Endangered—POW Talks Discontinued

ARMY RAIDS KOREAN RED NEWSPAPERS   Three Suspended For Endangering U .S. Army Security

U.S, SUSPENDS KOREAN PAPERS   ALL SUSPECTED OF SPREADING RED PROPAGANDA

FULL CIVIL WAR LOOMS IN CHINA   Reds Turn Down Chiang’s Proposals to Unify Nation

CHINESE WAR: —T0-CONTINUE   COMMUNIST LEADERS FLATLY _ REJECT CHIANG'S PROPOSAL R FOR ENDING CIVIL ©. . RIBIFE

CHINA IS FACING CIVIL WAR THREAT   Communists. Turn Down Latest: Unity. Proposals

Whitney Tells About Truman’s Attitude   Rail Trainmen Head Says President Was Rrnenue Irritahlo

BA tD BY DEATH OF GLASS   Eulogy of Senator Is Cause of Interruption of Study On New Strike Bill of President.

Truman Is Flayed By Trainman   A. F. Whitney Looses Blast At President For “Broken Promises”

Union Labor Boss Claims Truman Broke Promises   Trainmen’s President Unleashes Tirade Charging Insincerity.

Fear 600 Dead In Earthquake   Wide Area In Turkey Devastated By Shocks On Friday

Say Many Villages Flattened   Planes Used To Ship Supplies  To Region

lowa Democrats Nominate Three Former Justices   Poorly Attended Conven: tion Selects Mitchell, Anderson. Richards.

Intelligence Officers Say Other Groups, Still Plot Against Allies in Germany

Round-Up of Nazi Groups Only Started   Agents Working to Break Up Various Resistance Organizations; Axmann Conspiracy Crushed

NAZI ELEMENTS STILL ACTIVE   Allies Press Campaign to Stamp Out Movement

‘Only Beginning In Allied Arrest Of Nazi Plotters   1,000: Hitler Youth Conspirators Seized; Hunt Other Subversives

Roundup of Nazi Ceaspirators Is "Only Beginning”   Several Subversive Movements Are Still Plotting, American Intelligence Reveale

Only Start Of Nazi Uprisings.   Plot Nipped Sunday  By Allies Only One of Many Being Hatched, Says U. S. Intelligence

MORE NAZIS IN ‘WILD’ SCHEMES   JU. S. Officials Promise Many Additional Arrests To Curb Subversive Acts

Nazis Plotting Against Allies   Nearly 1,000 Hitler Youth Conspirators  Taken Into Custody.

ALLIES TO GRAB MORE OF NAZIS   Sunday’s Roundup Of 1,006 Called ‘Only Beginning’

MORE PLOTTING SEEN IN REICH   U. S. Agents Say Big Roundup “Only the Beginning” in German Purge.

‘Sunday's Roundup Of Hitler Youth ‘Conspirators “Only The Beginning

Wisconsin Hunt Toll Reaches 13  Five Badger Deaths Result of Gunfire

Arsenic Found In Bread Given At Prison Camp   Germans Seriously Il, U. S. Army  Announcee

POISON AFFECTS 2,283 GERMANS   Arsenic Traced To Local Bakery, Painted On Bread Loaves

1,900 Gerrnan Prisoners Stricken By Poisoning  American Military Authorities Find Arsenic in Bread Furnished for Camp

Stricken After Eating Bread Obtained From Nearby Bakery   All Victims Seriously Il, But No Deaths Reported Yet

‘Arsenic Poison  In Bread   1.900 German War Priseners in US Internment Camp Seriously [I

MORE GERMANS ARE POISONED   Army Reports New Arsenic Victims in Attempt To Kill 15,000 Nazis

1,900 Nazis Fall Til of Poisoning   Bread™ Containing Arsenic Is Found; Secured From Bakery

Plot to Kill Nazis Deepens  ‘More Poison Slipped T o German Cabtives

Germans in U.S. Internment Camp, Victims of Arsenic   All Described as Seriously III in Nuernberg Camp

NAZI PRISONERS POISON VICTIMS   Arsenic Found in Bread ‘at YY: S$ internment Cama

POISON MORE NAZI PRISONERS OF WAR   Added Victims Are Ill From Arsenic in German Pris on Camp   NO DEATHS REPORTED

1,900 ARE ILL QF POISONING   Arsenic in Bread Strikes Down Big Group German  Prisoners of War

1,900 PRISONERS OF WAR POISONED    GERMANS IN AMERICAN CAMP   MADE ILE BY ARSENIC IN THEIR BREAD.

1,900 German Prisoners Are Poisoned   Arsenic in Bread Is Believed Cause of Attacks

More Stricken As Arsenic n Bakery Is Found   No Deaths Yet, But More PWs Stricken At Stalag 13, Seven Miles From Nuernberc

1,900 German Prisoners Of War In American Internment Camp Stricken By Poisoning

Poisoning Hits  German POWs.   Pricowers In American. ‘In_ ternment Camp Ta k e n Suddenly II: é

PRISONERS OF WAR POISONED IN TRY TOKILLS. $. MEN   NUMBER STRICKEN NOW STANDS AT 2,283, ARMY ANNOUNCES

PROBE MYSTERY POW POISONING   1,900 Germans Are Stricken by Arsenic

1,900 German POWs Poisoned In U.S. Camp   Arsenic Found in Crust of Bread:  All ‘Seriously IP

ARSENIC POISONING LAYS LOW 1,900 GERMAN PRISONERS OF WAR IN AN AMERICAN GAMP   Mystery Surrounds “Deadly” Bread Purchased In Native Bakery-—No Fatal Cases Reported— Jap Premier Shidehara Refuses to Resign— Grand Jury Indicts for OPA Violations 

Mass Poison Plot Against 15,000 Nazi   2283 German Prisoners Stricken In Reich Mystery

1,900 German War Prisoners Badly Sick From Poison Found On Bread

More Germans Stricken With Arsenic Poison   Thousands III From Treated Bread Ser In Prison Camp

More P.O.W.s Said Poisoned   Additional German Prisoners Stricken With Arsenic Poisoning.

Poison in Bread Affects 1,900  Nazi Prisoners   Army Obtained Food From German Bakery; AU ‘Seriously OH

1900 Germans Are Poisoned At PW Center   No Deaths Reported, but Many Prisoners Are “Seriously If”

Attempt to Kill 15,000 S.S. Men   More Stricken, Raising Total of Victims to 2283: Authorities Expect No Fatalities

Ail REPORTED SERIOUSLY ILL AFTER EATING BREAD SAID TO CONTAIN ARSENIC

MORE GERMAN POWS STRICKEN WITH POISONING   2,283 Prisoners Are til; Officials Find Arsenic Dusted Bread

Arsenic Poisoning Hits German PW's  Mysterious Ailment Has 1,900 Men in American Internment Camp Ill

ARMY _IS PROBING MYSTERY  1900 German POW’s Poisoned In U.S. Area Near Nuernbera

Arsenic Poisoning Strikes 1,900 Nazis   Nineteen Hundred Prisoners in Camp Neat Nuernberg Are Seriously Hl as Result Of Eating German Bakery Bread.

More German Prisoners of War Poisoned   Attempt Apparently Made to Kill 13,000 Nazi S. S. Men With  Arsenic Poisoning

Arsenic Is Found In The Bread Served To 1,900 Prisoners At Nuernberg Camp

More German POW’s Ill Of  Poison Bread   Total Stricken in Past Week 2,283; Seek Displaced Pole

PRISONERS OF WAR POISONED IN TRY TO KILL 5. 5. MEN.  NUMBIR 5 STRICKEN NOW STANDS

ARSENIC FELLS WAR’ PRISONERS AT U. S. CAMP   Victims All. Seriously IM At Nuernberg Camp; No Deaths Yet

1900 German POW’s . Seriously Poisoned   Seized With Arsenic Effects From Native Baked Bread  ) ee: <n eee

Scheme to Poison  Ex-SS Men Bared   German Baker Hits At Nazi Prisoners

2,283 Stricken at P.O. W. Camp;  Arsenic Found   Probe by Officials in Bread Used; Many Victims Seriously UI With Arsenic Poisoning

GERMAN PRISONERS POISONED BY BREAD   1900 Men In Nuernberg Camp Stricken After Consuming Arsenic; Wo TDeathe Renorted

Arsenic Bread Believed Cause   Army Starts Inquiry to Learn Whether Any Civilians Got Poisoned Food; Seeks Reason

ARSENIC PLOT PERILS 13,000 NAZI SS MEN   Empty Poison Bottles Found Under Bakery Floor; No Deaths Yet.

Nazi Prisoners Are Stricken   1,900 Made Ill by Arsenic in Bread—  Probe Under Way

DAUGHTER AND MOTHER KILLED   Double Tragedy Occurs When Mother Tries Unsuccessfully To Snatch Child From Pat Of Truck.

Big Four Put Off  Conference Plans   French Offer Trieste  Port Compromise

Decision on Peace Parley Is Postponed   Four-Powers Conference Ponders New Compromise Plan on Trieste Which May Break Deadlock

Big Four Delay Decision Over  Peace Parley   Molotev Vetoes Byrne: Proposal to Call 21-Nation Conference to Draw Up Peace Paet   Red’s Stand Irkes U. 8S. Secretary   Trieste Problem Still Dead lacked; Stopgap Proposal by France Termed Teo Complicated

TRIESTE TREATY PLAN PONDERED   Foreign Ministers Delay Decision On European Peace Conference

Bidauit’s Ideas Held Ta Be Feo Compiicated. Byrnes fats “No”? Answer From PAolotey

Molofov Votes No on Calling Peace Parley   Britain and France Support American Stand; France Offers Compromise on Trieste

Action on Peace Conference Is Delayed Again   French Offer Plan For Settlement Of Trieste Dispute

Ministers Study Compromise Proposal On Port Of Trieste   Big Four Postpone Decision On, 21-Nation General European Peace Parley For July

Foreign Ministers Delay Decision  on Peace Conclave   New Compromise Propesal on Trieste Which Might Break Conterence Deadlock Pondered at Paris Meeting

BIG FOUR STUDY TRIESTE PUZZLE   Foreign Ministers Postpone Decision on Byrnes Plea For Peace Meet

EASY ON COAL PILE   Flora Predicts Warm Weather for Kansas Until Saturday

URGENT NEED FOR NEW LABOR LAWS   Leaders Say That Incoming Congress Must Find Means of Preventing Paralyzinge Walkouts,

PURGE OF PRO-RED EMPLOYES ASKED   CHARGE BYRNES DISREGARDED REQUEST TO OUST WORKERS FAVORING RUSSIA.

Pro-Reds Work At State Dep't   House Committee Says Pro-Russians Come from War Departmen?

‘Leaks’ Feared By House Body   ‘Pro-Russian’ Group Said On State Dept. Pavroll

State Department Called On To Get Rid Of All “Pro-Russian”’ Employes

URGE BYRNES RID DEPT. OF PRO- SOVIET!   Group F ormerly Oust: ed By War Dept.,  Committee Says

Lawmakers Charge Bymes Has Been Asked To Purge Department of ‘Pro-Russians

State Department Told To Oust Pro-Russians From Inside Positions

Byrnes Asked To Get Rid of  ‘Pro-Soviets   State Department Cleanout Demanded By House Committee

Hunting Knife May Be State Clincher in Heirens’ Trial   Homicide Chief Cails Knife Top Evidence Uncovered So Far

Report Discovery of Degnan Murder Kzife   Police Say Finding of  long Bladed Weapon ‘Practically Puts Knife In the Kid's Hand.

Finding of Big’ Knife Tightens: Trap on Heirens   Best Circumstantial Evidence So Far, Is Police Opinion

Other Controls Off; Possible Veto Seen.   Plan To Remove Grains From OPA‘s Program Defeated On Close Vote

Milk, Petroleum, Soy Beans Among [tems Exempted  Administration Wins Only on Keeping Control Over Grains

Senate Selects Exemptions for Price Controls   Agree to Remove Milk, Dairy Products, Petroleum, Cottonseed, Soy Beans From Future OPA Levels

DAIRY PRICES CUT LOOSE IN SENATE VOTE   BUTTER AND OLEO CEILINGS SENT INTO DISCARD

Senate Invites Veto With OPA Amendment   Milk and Dairy Products Would Be Exempt

Senate Risks Another Veto By President   Grain Move Loses; Keystone Senators Oppose Ou Action

Grain Prices Will Continue Under Ceiling   Oil Amendment Is Adopted By Senate On Rollcall Of 40 To 30   MILK, DAIRY PRODUCTS FREED BY 51-27 VOTE   Majority Leader Barkley Leads Successful Fight For Grain Control

Solons Risk President’s Second Veto   Milk, Dairy Goods Exempted From Further Conirols

New Measure Appéars Weaded For Presidential Veto. Barkley Charges Lots of Trading Amone Senztors

Soviet Injects Right of Veto In UNO Debate   Council Stalled on Question Of Removal of British  OP mervnnt’ Bivscene: i veiksicins:

Coal Deadline 7 Days Away   Operators Feel Walkout fan's. Rw Avertad.

‘State Of Iowa May Take Over Schick Hospital   Its Use In Caring For Overflow From Mental Hospitals Considered.

LEADERS PUSH FOR LAKES SETTLEMENTS   Two Pacts Spur Hope For End Of Shipping Tieup

‘The Future's Too Uncert  Gift of A S : Stock Split: Connie Mack and Wife

Price Line Due To Be  Shoved Ur   President Expected Te Stipulate New Level Be Held for Year.

Unward Revision Of Price Policy Is Reported Planned   President To Authorize New Price Program And Or. der Level Held For Vear

‘Hold-the-Line’ Increases Due, Officials Report   Announcement From Truman Is Expected Within Few Days

ADMINISTRATION NOW WORKING OUT PROGRAM DE-_ SIGNED TO END INDUS TRIAL UNREST

President Will Act Soon to End Wave of Strikes   Revision to Be In Effect for One-Year Period

PRESIDENT 10 BOOST LEVEL OF PRICES   Then Will Direct That New Line Be Held for Year

BOOST IN PRICE POLICY LOOMS   Truman Studies Ideas as Aid  in Ending Strikes

Chilean Labor Leaders Rounded Up By Officers   SIX KILLED AND MANY WOUNDED IN NEW RIOTINGS

Formalities ’Twixt Brass’ And GI Joes Are Cast(e)  Aside By Doolittle Board

SUGGESTIONS OF ‘GRIPE BOARD’ FAVORED BY WAR DEPARTMENT   ‘PATTERSON APPROVES MA  JORITY OF RECOMMENDA  TIONS TO ABOLISH  “CASTE” IN THE   ARMY

NATIONALISTS WIN VICTORY NEAR MUKDEN   Communist Leeder Says Civil War May Spread

MAY SPREAD QVER CHINA   zen. Marshall Resumes Armistice Parley After Warning by Communists.

DURANT LABELS LOOT ‘SOUVENIRS   TESTIFIES HE AND MAJ, GEN, BEVAN ‘ACCEPTED’ PITCHERS

Nice Present  Accepted Hesse Silver Pitchers As ‘Souvenirs,’ General Claims

Col. Durant a Defense Witness  Appears in Court Martial of Watson

Palestine Resistance Threat Spurs British To Surround Trouble Areas

British Circle Tel Aviv With  Strong Forces Other Cities Are  © ccm seo al   Other Cities Are Surrounded in Military Moves

BRITISH TROOPS SURROUND TEL AVIV   ENDERGROUND RADIO SAYS NEW MOVEMENT IS TO BEGIN AGAINST JEWS

Roads to Tel Aviv Jammed with Military Traffic; Underground Warns of Widespread Reoprisals.

British Surround Palestine Towns  Jewish Underground Threatens Reprisals

Large British Force Surrounds Tel Aviv   Jewish Underground Radio Previously Warned of British Operations

NEW BRITISH DRIVE STARTS ~ IN PALESTINE   Troops Ring Tel Aviv And Other Coastal Plain Cities

British Hem In Tel Aviv Jews   Underground Radio Says Death Threatened

Report British Troops Encircle Jewish Cities   Underground __ Reports New Operation; Warns Jews Are Prepared

Tel Aviv Cut Off by British  Encirelement   Jewish Underground Report Is Followed  By Swift Action; Mill Blast Stirs Residents

Strong Foree Of British in Tel Aviv Areg   Jewish City Said to Be Surrounded After Un_-térground Radio  W.eening

Throws Baby Into Furnace   Saved By Mother But Succumbs at Hospital

Woman Admits Throwing Child Into a Furnace   Charges of Homicide Placed Aqainst Her

Recall Fields To Stand Today   Seek to Unweave Evidence About Dummy Corporations

Probing “Dunumy Corporations: To Aid Speculators   Promoter’ Reca Recalled To ‘Stand To Tell How Thev -Overated

AXIS BEHIND IN RESEARCH Allied. Scientists Warn Of Biological Warfare

Mine Shooting Fatal to Two   Violence Flares Up At Welch, W. Va.

Members In Two Eastern States ‘Stage Walkout   Industrial Stamford Faces City-Wide Sympathy Strike

PLANT WORKERS JOIN MACHINIST UNION WALKOUT   Protest Delay In Settlement

MEAT PRICES START DOWN   Virtual Nosedive Expected This, Week-End.

Price Of Meat Expected To Drop By Week-End; Stockyards Still Jammed -

Halts In Trading Cause Of Action   Disposal Of Commodity Credit Corporation ‘} Holdings Relieves Danger Of More Dumping

Greeks Request Arms For Defense   Request British To Give Arms For Use of Civilians In Fighting Bandits

GREECE ASKS FOR BRITISH ARMS TO BATTLE ‘BANDITS’   Would Arm ‘Civilians to Engage in Fights Along Northern  Greece Borders

Britain May Arm Greeks   Study Request For Guns To Be Used Against *Randite’

War On F ull Scale Looms For Chinese   Few Parts. of World Have Seen More of “War and Its Resultant Misery for Civil ‘dane

RESUMPTION OF FULL-SCALE WAR IN MANCHURIA APPEARS TO LOOM ‘AS BOTH FACTIONS WANT NATION

FULL SCALE WAR SEEN IN ORIENT   Communists And Nationalists Groom For All-Out Fight In Manchuria.

LONG SENTENCE SET FOR BANDITS   Carlisle Robbers to Serve 10, 20 Years

lowa to Devise Safety Program  Traffic Fatalities Cuusing Concern

Nazi Industrial Leader on Spot   Flick, Arms Maker, Must  Face War Crimes Trial

Phantom Armaments Maker in Germany  Faces Trial on Feb.    Friedrich Flick Will Be First Nazi Industrialist to Come Before American War Crimes Court

PHANTOM GERMAN ARMS MAKER GOES ON TRIAL FEB,    Friedrich Flick Wil! Be First Nazi industrialist to Face American Court in Nuernberg.   IPOWER WAS GREATER THAN THAT OF KRUPP   Mystery Man Built $400,000,000 Empire, Using Thousands of Slave Workers in Plants.

Legislature To Meet Monday   Consider Rent Control, Vet Housing and Funds

Goodland Calls Special Session On Rent Control   Legislature To Meet Monday At 10 A. M.; Emergency Fund, Vet Housing Debate Set

Execution’ of Third Woman-Killer Delayed on Last Minute Plea for Postponement,

Training Command Of AAF Moves To Barksdale Field   Set In Fort Worth In July 1942

AAF FLYING COMMAND IS TRANSFERRED   Is Moved From Fort Worth to Barksdale Field

Meat Black Mart Sales Skyrocket Thruout Country   Supplies Hit All-Time Low; Some Relief Seen by July 1

U. S, Meat Stocks Hit Record Low   Government Vows Relief July 1; Farmers. Packers Shift Blame .

Army Tests U.S., V-2 Rockets   3500 Miles Per Hour Top Speed Expected From German Weapon

GIANT ROCKETS GET TEST TODAY   American ‘WAC Corporal’, German V-2 Fired In Air In New Mexico

Back of the Headlines Marshall’s Hand Seen In Move To. End China War

REDS FORESEE EARLY END Of BIG-4 PARLEY   Collapse Predicted If Demands of Russia Are Rejected

Soviet Expected To Approve New Peace Meeting   Appears That Conference May End Without Basic  Agreement On Treaties

Paris Parley Appears Headed For Failure   Russians-See Breakup Unless Others Accede To Soviet Demands

RUSSIAN SOURCES FEAR FOUR-POWER PARLEY WILL FAIL   See End in Few Days Unless Western Nations Accede to Demands on Trieste and Africa.   BYRNES OFFERS PLAN TO END DEADLOCK   Proposes Foreign Ministers’ Council Itself Take Charge of Italian Colonies for  WVeaar_

SOVIETS WANT TRIESTE GIVEN TO YUGOSLAVS   FOUR-POWER PEACE CONFERENCE NEAR TO BREAK-UP

EARLY END T0 PARIS MEETING   Russians Predict Failure For Parley Of For eign Ministers

Soviets See End of Paris Meet  Russia Wants Othe’  Dauwrerc tn Acecada

Russians Predict Possible Failure Of Paris Meeting   U. S. Offers Proposals o1 Italian Colony and German Questions

~ Unless Western Powers Accede Break Up of Big 4 Conference Forseen Within Several Days   Russians Forecast Failure After Byrnes Places American Proposals Before Deadlocked Group

‘Truman Forgets Polities   Enjoys Pleasant  Strole Around His Home Town, Talks Of Boyhood Days

CHIEF FINALLY ENDS SILENCE   Truman Tells Old War Bud dies That ‘We Must Have World Peace’

NO COMMENT ON POLITICS  Truman Says World Must Win Peace To Avert A-Bomb War

ClO TURNS BACK UPON LAUSCHE   Harrison Endorsed In Race Against Bricker For U. S. Senator

C10 Slaps Lausche Support Harrison   Political Aim Is To Defeat Bricker

OPA CONSIDERS 15 PC, HIKE IN RENT CEILINGS   Advisory Committee Requests A Genera! Increase

OPA WILTS, AND HIGHER RENTS SEEN PROBABLE   Budget Bureau Reported Weighing Plan To Unite Agencies

Advisory Group Urges General Boost in Rates   New Liquidation Agency May Succeed Price Control Board 

RENT INDUSTRY USES PRESSURE   OPA Promises: Full Consideration of Rent lidustry Request — For General 15 Per Cent” Boost in Rents Throughout Country,

INCREASE IN RENT CEILINGS IS FORECAST   OPA Promises to Give Full Consideration to Plea for 15 Percent Boost.

ON RENTS rR , .   Request by Industry to Be Given Consideration at Capital, Leaders Say Todav: Tell Pressure.   CHANGE PLANNED IN PRICE AGENCIES

UPA TO CONSIDER RAISE IN RENTS   General Increase of 15% Is One of Recommendations by Advisory Group

OPA To Consider Rent Ceiling Hike   Current Proposal Is for 15 Per Cent Increase Across - the - Board

OPA READY T0 CONSIDER SOME RENT INGREASE   When Or Whether It Wit Might Do So Is Still Uncertain

OPA Considers 15 Per Cent Raise in Rents   Promises Full Consideration of Request for Increase

WANTED IN VIENNA    Austrian Minister Seeks Extradi  tion for Two Men

US MAY EASE CLOTH RULING      Action Set to Boost Suit Production

HOTEL STRIKE IN U.S. CAPITAL   18 of Washington’s Best Hotels Hit by Walkout of Employes

CAPITA! HOTELS HIT “Y STRIKE   Everything Cafeteria Style In Washington's Best Hostelries. 

CAPITAL HOTELS HIT BY WALKOUT   A.F.L. Workers Strike Wher Wage Talks Collapse

Hotel Help On Strike   Guests in Capital’s Best Hotels Make Own Beds as Workers Walk Out in Wage Dispute

Hotels In Capital Hit By Walkout   Service In Eighteen Washington Hotels Goes Cafeteria Style Today

Honor Roll   Capital's Elite Make Own Beds As Hotel Workers Strike

Strike Hits Washington D. C. Hotels   Guests Use Stairs, Make  ’ Own Beds, Eat Out in Capital City; Renewal Of Ship Parley Seen

HOTELS SERVICES ‘ARE CRIPPLED BY STRIKE OF UNIONS   AFL. Workers Walkout in Washington to Curtail Usual Activities

Strikers Picket Capital’s Best Known Hostelries   Over 10,000 Guests Make Own Beds as AFL Emnloves Ouj+

Britain Asks Aid To Halt  J ew Exodus   Calls On Russia And Romania, Poland To Nip Flow At Source

Britain Asks Help To Stop Jew Exodus  Russia, Romania Ant Poland Are Requested To Co-nnerate

England Asks Help to Stop Jews’ Exodus   Appeal Sent European Nations as Homeless Start for Puleatina

Britain Asks Aid In Halting  Exodus Of Jews To Palestine   McNarney Discloses He is Trying to Stop Well-Organized Evacuation from Poland to U. S. -Zone in Germany

Britain Asks European Countries Halt Exodus Of Jews to Palestine

JEWISH EXANNS MAY BE HALTED   Move Into U. S. Zone To Cost Taxpayers Over 80 Million A Year

iw EXODUS   Acts To Halt Ships I Mediterranean With Illegal Entrants

Britain Asks Aid in Halting  Exodus of Jews Reports of Naval Concentrations Termed Nonsense

Britain Acts To Halt Immigration  Seeks Stop Exodus Of Jews At dburea

Britain Urges ‘Sources’ Halt Jewish Exodus   Asks Russia, Romania, Poland, Others ® to Prevent Movement to Palestine; Deny Any Naval Concentrations

Foreign Envoys Map Showdown In Trieste Case   Yugoslavia, Italy Are Both Called To Tell Stories

LU. N. Showdown I ight Developing   Byrnes Accused of Use of “Ultimatum” To Foree Agreement

FIGHT OVER PORT   Trieste Control Center of Storm Between US. Reds

Showdown On Trieste May Appear Soon   U. S. and Russia Believed Near Point of Renewing Controversy on Question of Domination.

Molofov Accuses Byrnes of Trying To Hand Ultimatum   Molotov Stubborn as Earlier for Giving Yugoslavia -Advantages at Trieste

Battle Over Trieste Near a Showdown  Molotov and Byrnes in Heated Clash Tuesday Night

Molotoy On Minority Side  Showdown Nears Over Key Port Of Trieste

SHOWDOWN IS PROSPECT ON TRIESTE FIGHT   Control Of Adriatic Port To Occupy Limelight At Big 4 Talks

United States And Russia Face Another Showdown Battle... .  Fight Over Trieste Shapes Up

Molotov, Byrnes in _ Flareup on Trieste Arguments in U. N.   Fire Sharp Words Back And Forth Over Slav Protest on Pact

MULOTOY AND BYRNES CLASH OVER TRIESTE IN ASSEMBLY   Showdown Fight Between Russia And U. S. Due On Italian Treaty

Sharp Battle Developing Over Trieste   Yugoslavia, Italy To ‘Tes. tify On Control Of Key Adriatic Seaport,

Showdown On Trieste Develops   Italy, Yugoslavia Called To Testify Before Big 4 Ministers

United States, Soviet Trieste Dispute Faces ‘Big 4’ Hearing   Byrnes And Molotov Engage In Exchange Of Blistering Words

SHOWDOWN FIGHT NEAR AS SOVIETS AND U. 8. IN CLASH   Control of Key Port of Trieste at Stake as Issue Is  Brought to Head

US And Russia Set For Showdown On Trieste Port Issue      Yugoslavia And Italy Testify Before Big 4

Fight Looms Over Trieste   U. S. and Russia Headed for Showdown At Ministers’ Council

State Labor Group Urges Seizure of  Locker Meat, Lard   Resolution Blames Lack of Food on Selfish Individuals

NEW OFFER IS MADE TO RAILWAY UNIONS   Government Proposes Working Rules Changes Demanded and 1844 Cent Ware Increase.

aN e Government Submits New  Offer to End Rail Strike  Whitey and Johnston Say Carriers ‘Refuse to Nesotiate Further’

Anti-Racketeering Soon Coming Up   Does Not Hit At Legal Union Activit)

‘RACKET’ LABOR ACT NEAR VOTE   £i-Partisan Drive Looms for Early Passage of Measure In Senate

Support  Is Seen For Bill Pending   Anti-Racketeering Measure Brought To Life Again

Bi-Partisan Drive On For Quick 0. K. Of Anti-Racketeering Labor Measure   Bill Would Declare It Felony To Interfere By Robbery, Extortion, Threats Of Violence With  Movement Of Goods In Interstate Commerce

‘Hobbs Bill Back On Senate Floor, Passage Sought   Some Senators © Oppose  : Changes Which © Tru: man ‘Says Are. Needed To Safeguard Legitimate Strikes and Peaceful Picketing.

‘Anti-Racketeering’ Labor Bill Given Bi-Partisan ‘Backing In Both Houses   Drive Looms In Senate For Early Passage; Already Has Passed House

Bi-Partisan Drive  May Force Action \On New Labor Bill   Backers Push fora Senate Vote on Hobbs Anti-Racketeering Labor Lacislation

To Seek Hobbs Bill Action   Senator Hatch Seeks To Bring It Up Soon For Final Vote

Drive Looms For Early Passage Of Strike Measure   “Anti-Racketeering” Labor Bill Arouses Interest; Early Action Desired

Soviet Scores U.S. ‘Pressure’ On Yugoslavia   Moscow Radio Cites Naval Force in Mediterranean he ‘Power Politics’

Also Says British Striving To Clamp Full Domination On Middle East As Rift Widens

SOVIETS HURL NEW CHARGES   Moscow Radio Asserts U.S. Exerting Pressure By Show of Force

Russian and Yugoslav Presses Charge US Campaigning Against Yugoslavia

Soviet, Yugoslav Press Charge U.S. With Conducting Planned Connie

U.S. Pressuring Slavs, Moseow Radio Asserts   Russ, Yugoslavian Press Charge a ‘Planned Campaign’

Moscow Charges U. S.  Exerting Pressure On Yugoslavs With Navy   Russians Say British Seek Full Domination Of Middle East; Assert Mediterranean Cruise A Display Of Force Diplomacy

Moscow Says U.S. Parades Naval Might   Sees Mediterranean Task Force Cruise a: Pressure Exerted Upon Yugoslavia

Cites Task Force In Mediterranean  Sees British Effort Daminate Middle East

REDS’ RELATIONS . WITH TWO POWERS FURTHER STRAINED   Moscow Radio Charges Amer ica Is Trying to Put Pressure on Yugoslay Government.   ENGLAND'S GREEK POLICY UNDER FIRE   Soviets Declare London Is Striving for “Undivided Domination” in Middle East,

Russia Claims U. S. Pressure: On Yugoslavia   Moscow Radio Assails American ‘Display of Military Might’

US Conducting Campaign Of Fear, Power; Search For Airmen Continues —

Cites Display Armed Might in  Mediterranean   Red Commentator Says Yugoslaviu neident’? Inflated By ‘Sensation Mongers’   Pravda Acclaims Yugeos For ‘Nerve’   Churges Netherlands With Propaganda Campaign Hostile to Soviet Union

RUSSIA HITS ATTEMPT AT PRESSURE   Cites Task Force In Mediterranean as Show for Yugoslavia

Reds Charge U. 5. Attempts To Put Pressure On Tifo  Moscow Connects Nava   Moscow Connects Nava Force Cruise With Yugoslav Relations

Missing Man Sought i in Julian Alps   New Charges of Territory Violations on Part of American and British Made at Belgrade

Russ Charge U. S. Pressure  Put on Slavs   Display Of Military  Might And Naval Craft > Im Mediterranean Cited

SEARCH IS ON FOR MISSING AIRMEN   Charge U. S. Trying To Put Pressure On Yugoslavs   TITO’S MEN   To Accord High Military Honor At Graves Of Yanks They Killed

Russia Says U. S. Pressures Yugoslavia Now   SOVIET PRESS PLAYS UP AMERICAN DEMANDS.

Red Paner Raps U.S. or Yugoslavia   Sees Nation Putting Pressure  On Little Country

Charges Made By Russia As Split Widens      British Accused of Domination in the Middie East

Russian, Yugoslav Press Rap Cruise Of Aircraft Carrier   Moscow Radio Declares America Seeks to Put Pressure on Yugoslavia by Display of Military Might

PB PBB BP PPP PPP PPP PP PP PPO OO?  Late News   Charge U. S. Attempting Tc Use Pressure

Says Cruise of Powerful U.S. Naval Forces In Mediterranean Is U. S. Method* of Bringing Pressure on Smaller Nations.

Reds Say U. S. Is Putting Pressure On Yugoslavia  Refers To Show Of Naval Micht

U.S. Putting On Pressure, Russians Say   Charges Display Of Naval Might To Intimidate  -— a

U.S. Accused Of ‘Pressure’   Moscow Radio Says Display Of Naval Might Move In Anglo-Saxon Power Politics

U. S. Threatening Slavs With Display Of Might--Moscow   Cite Mediterranean Cruise of U. S, Fleet

Moscow Says U.S. Fleet Cruise Meant [To Scare Yugoslav   Last Week’s Incident Was Inflated by SensationMongers, Radio Declares

Soviet, . Yugoslav  Press Charge U. 5.  Pian Campaign “Show of Military  Might Intended to To Cow Yuaoslavia’

Hit British Middle East  ‘Domination’   Mediterranean Move Displays Widening Soviet-Wesiern Rift

Soviet Radio Flays U. S.   Charges That U. S. Attempting to Put Pressure On Slavs

Nation Claimed Using Pressure On Slavs _  U. S. Naval Display Assailed By Soviets

Soviet Radio Hits U.S. Navy Action  In Mediterranean   Russians Say British Striving For Middle East Domination

Soviets, Yugoslavia Say Issue Inflated   Cruise of Aircraft Carrier Seen to Be Pressure Tactics

REDS SAY U.S. PUT PRESSURE ON YUGOSLAVS   NAVAL DISPLAY IN MEDITERRANEAN RESENTED

SEARCH IS ON FOR MISSING. AIRMEN   Charge U. S. Trying To Put Pressure On Yugoslavs   To Accord High Military ‘Honor At Graves Of Yanke Thev Killed —

Presence of Navy Units in- Mediterranean Rapped, Plane Incident said ‘Inflated’; Rodies of Four Airmen Reported Found

Rift Widens as Russia Charges ‘U.S. Exerts Force   Moscow Scores ‘Pressure’ on Yugoslavs; Scores Sensation Mongers

Charge U. S. Planned Drive Qin Yugoslavia   Communist Press Says U S. Putting Pressure 01 With Show Of Might.

Russia Raps U.S. Policy With Slavs   “Pressure” Charge Hurled by Moscow In Commenting on Display of Power

Press Hurls New Charges Against U.S.  Soviet and Yugosiay Papers and Redio Btétar tn Cammant

Aerenautics, Velerans, Highways, Fairgrounds Liguer   These Topics Are In The Limelight In Iowa  Today

Friction Over Naming Official Federal ‘Highway Thru Iowa   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent

FLYERS TO GET HEARING BEFORE COMMISSION   Meetings to Determine Extent of Regulations

Jap Courts Don’t Know the Answer   Tapanese ‘Tribunal tne           ing ohbery

Tough Oh-No Township Court Has To Rule ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ on This Problem

Navajo County P.T. A. Council To Hold Meeti In Holbrook Saturday

Keep Troops In Barracks   British Forces to Remain Inside While Greeks Cast Ballots

Election In Greece   Confine British Troops To Barracks Whilé Disputed Vote Is Taken

EXPECT GREEK KING TO WIN   Plebiscite Is Set For Tomorrow; Tell Of Sporadic Fighting

British Troons Confinec On Greek Election Eve   Politicel Mestings Are Banned-.-Royalists  Predicting Victory and Return of Exifed King

Greek Royalists Set Welcome for King on Eve of Plebiscite      British Troops Confined to Barracks; Sporadic Fighting Reported Involving “Communist. Bands” With 28 Dead; Meetings Banned

Confine British Army in Greece To Barracks On Eve of Vote   Plebescite Sunday Expect: ed to Bring Back King

Charge Marines Abuse Filipinos   “Worse Than Japs,” Is Accusation of Press Against Americans

HOMMA SAYS HE WAS PRO-BRITISH   Removed from Philippine Command ky Talo

HOMMA CLAIMS —-HELOST RULE   Jap General Testifies de Was Relieved of His Command In Philippines

GERMANS GET FIRST BALLOT   Initial Free Election Held Since Hitler's Rise To Power 13 Years Ago

Reich holds first voting in 13 years   t *_ pean as on cenes Basneee

RADAR SIGNAL SENT TO MARS WOULDN'T REBOUND TO EARTH   AMY EXPERT SAYS, HOWEVER, IT 1S POSSIBLE TO ‘SEND SIGNAL 30 MILLION MILES

Germans had some justification for starting  war in belief of 19 percent of polled G.I.’s

SOME GI'S THINK NAZIS JUSTIFIED   POLL SHOWS YANKS ALSO FAVOR LONG © OCCUPATION

 German Propaganda Continues  ‘Report Indicates GP's Fell _. For Explanations Of Nazis

Soldiers Find  Excuse for Nazis   Poll Shows 19 Pér Cent Excuse Germans

Radar Contact With Moon Reported By Army Expert:   Experiments At Evans Signal Laboratory Promise  ‘Valuable Peacetime As Well As Wartime Applications’   German Propaganda Continues  Report Indicates GI's Fell . For Explanations Of Nazis

YANKS 00 NOT BLAME GERMANS FOR WORLD WAR   Results Of Army Poll Among Occupatien Troops Surprising   PREFER PEOPLE TO FRENCH AND BRITISH

Many U.S. Occupation Troops Do NotBlameGermans for War   340 of 1,700 Polled See ‘Good Reason’ for Persecution of Jews

Army Poll Shows Many Yanks Fall - For Nazi Excuses   Some Say Getiians Had Justificotion for Start. Teer Wor 2

GI's Believed — Germany Right   Poll Of American ... Troops Proved Some Propaganda Absorbed

POLL SHOWS CROSS-SECTION OF VIEWS _  In Starting World War. Secret’ Poll Shows

Poll Indicates Substantial Amount of Gl Sympathy Is Swinging Toward Germany

NAZI PROPAGANDA INFLUENCES YANKS   ARMY POLLS SHOW 19 PER CENT DO NOT BLAME GERMANY FOR WAR.

MOTORIST EXUNERATED IN YOUTHS AGCIDENT   Heard Dull Thud and Found Boy Lying on Highway   DIED IN BUCKS COUNTY

inventions Of Mankind Aid dn Providing Jobs   R. BABSON DISCUSSES MACHINERY AND PROGRESS

NEW. INVENTIONS PROVIDE NEW JOBS   Babson Points Out That New Discoveries Promote Higher Living Standards And Increase Employment.   (BY ROGER BABSON)

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT...   BABSON DISCUSSES INV"NTIONS AND UNEMPLOYMENT

Babson’s Authentic Statement  Inventions and Unemployment Discussed By Columnist Today

MRS. ROOSEVELT WON'T DEBATE FISH   Former First Lady Declines Newburgher’s Challence

LaFollette Uraes $100 a Month For Privates in Army   Col. Phil Says Plan Would Make Military Service ‘Attractive’

U.S. Problems Are Not Party Affairs   Party Members Told They Should Use Wisdom, Restraint

Profits Probe Call Awaited  By Patterson   Senate to Inquire Whether Rep. May  Anphed ‘Pressure’

War Contract Probers To Quiz Sec. Patterson  Rep. May Accused Of “Pressure”

— WAR PROFITS PROBE—  Patterson Faces Quiz on May’s Link to Combine   Mead Group to Ask Secretary ‘Point Blank’ if Kentuckian Used ‘Pressure

Queries  On War Contract  Pledged   Patterson Will Be Asked Directly  About Deals

War Profits Quiz to Be Thorough  Committee Wants Dattercan Testimony

SENATE 10 ASK SECRETARY OF WAR POINT BLANK IF MAY PUT ON PRESSURE TO GET ORDERS

ARGUMENT ENDS IN 3-STORY FALL   Youth Seriously Injured in Fight Over Comb

Issue Warrants for Five Men — After Outbreak   Several Suffer Minor Injuries: Windows of Care Are Smashed

Warrants Issued For A-C Pickets   Violence Flares For Second Day at Plant

Dewey Is Favoring Big Tax Reduction  Will Ask Lawmakers To Approve Cuts

Plan Discussed With Leaders Of Legislature  Reduction Addec To $44,000,000 Slice Last Year

STATE TAXES ARE T0 BE GUT MATERIALLY —   Governor Dewey Will Siash Income Taxes  About 119 Millions

HOSTS TO AUXILIARY   Business Session Is Conducted By Hartsville Organization

SUE FOR OVERTIME PAY   Former Em loyes of Parsons Ord nance Plant Ask Penalties

ED IREEEE IEEE MOE SE ELODIE OS UC OOS     Former Employes of Parsons Ord. Ratice nt Ask Penalties

Schools of Minnesota  City Close   Wage Agreement Averts A Similar Walkout At Minneapolis.   Bonus. Raises.

LIST OF MAJOR FIRES IN U.S   Few Blazes in History Have Been Worse Than Atlanta’s Saturday

Seeks Help In. Housing Drive   Wyatt Seeks Presidential Backing To Draft Support From Agencies

Housing Expediter Wants Cooperation ....  Reports Wyatt To Resign If His Talk With*Truman Does Not Suit Him Today

WANTS HOUSING PROGRAM HELP   Wyatt Believes Other Agencies Should Lend Support

Wyatt Seeks To  Draft Support In  Housing Program At Issue With   At Issue With Other Avencies

“They've Taken My Leg Away to Fix tt, But They'll Bring It Back,” Says %¥ear-Old Whos Dying of Cancer

Truce Called in Philadephia's Labor Warfare  General Strike Due if Murray

CIO CONSIDERING CITY-WIDE ‘WALKOUT AND DEMONSTRATION TO BACK STRIKING ELECTRICAL WORKERS

State Of Truce In Philadelphia   Further Police - Striker Clashes In General! Electric Strike Held In Abeyance   GENERAL STRIKE THREAT IN OFFING

Riot-Riddled Philadelphia Reported In State of Truce Over Picket Issue

STRIKE STRIFE TRUCE CALLED   Threat of General Philadelphia Walkout Remains--

Demand Accord. Of Packers-Labor  F armers. Conifro ‘ Tprenaivckia ks

Demand Accord Ot Packers-Labor  . Farmers Confront’ Irrepairable Loss 

‘SOME 20,000 COAL MINERS ARE — OFF JOBS BEFORE ORDER ISSUED— '72 HOURS BEFORE STRIKE SLATED

@ PAUL MALLON—   Views Russo-Swedish Trade Deal as Swedish Election Matter

Meteorites Light Skies   Flashing Shower Observed in Five Midwest States

HANON CONTROL OF FRENCH AFTER SEVERE FIGHTING   Viet-Nom Republican Forces Routed; Leader Flees ' Caveat

Nation's State and Local Authorities Asked To Pick Un Licenses of “Traffic Incorrigibles”’

President Urges Nation-wide War On Traffic Death   ‘Picking Up Licenses Of “Incorrigibles”’  Offered in Procram

Truman Asks States to Ban Wild Drivers   Lifting of Licenses Urged at Highway Sufetvy Conference

TRUMAN URGES MORE SAFETY ON HIGHWAYS   State, Local Authorities Advised to Lift Driver Licenses of “Incorrigibles.”

KLEY SAYS SENATE MUST STAY ON JOB   Accepts Threat of O’Daniel to “Talk . Bill to Death” .<—

SENATE MUST STAY ON JOB   Accepts Threat of O’Daniel to “Talk Bill to Death”

‘Barkley Promises All Night Session As Counter Threat   Texas Senator O’Daniel Says He Will ‘‘Talk Bill To Death’’   LEADERS CONFIDENT OPA BILL WILL PASS

SEN, BARKLEY ACCEPTS THE  CHALLENGE OF SEN. O'DANIEL   Senator Says He Will “Talk The OPA Bill  To Death”

FILIBUSTER THREAT MAY DELAY OPA BILL   Sen. O’Daniel To ‘Talk OPA Bill To Death’

STATE NEW DEAL LEADERS CONVENE   They Meet At Gettysburg This Afternoon To Notify John S. Rice He Is Their Nominee For Governor

Double Output Sighted in Car Industry   No Great Increase In Consumer Deliveries Seen

FOUR SMALL NATIONS ASKED TO GIVE VIEWS ON DRAFT TREATIES   Soviet Loses Attempt To Admit Albania Atone

Small Nafions tc Get Hearing in Spite of Russia   Soviets Try to Bar All of Four Except Albania

Conference Asks Smaller Nations To State Views   Evatt Of Australia Es pouses Cause Of Small Nations To Attend Parley

Air Over Land Citizen’s Own, Court Decide:   Property Rights Extended To Low Altitude Air Space By Important Judicial Decision

UPHOLDS RIGHT TO AIRSPACE   Precedent-Making Decision Rendered By Supreme Court

Property Rights Extended To Low Altitude Airspace  Repeated Invasion by Planes Illegal

STATE DEPARTMENT AVOIDS — MIXUP ON SPEECH TONIGHT      ACHESON FINDS “URGEN MATTERS” WILL KEEP HIM FROM DINNER FOR CHURCHILL

OFFICIALS SHUN CHURCHILL TALK   Administration Avoids Associ 7 ation with Speech

DR. ROWE KLLED PROSSING STREET   Pan-American Union. Head Struck By Auto in Front of Embaesy

Walkouts Spreading In Mines   Lewis Has Choice Of Complying With Order Or Possible Term

Postponement Of UN Meeting Gains Support   France, China Back Soviet Proposal; U.S To Make Decision

Big Four Hold Action on Red UN Proposal   Ministers Decide to Await Return of Byrnes From Germany

nanan TL Co ROCA OCA CC ND LCL Ao tC LL SL LOCI E LILLE CCNY LAC te Oe LT LE TCC TCT LS LL LEY ALLL ALTE CIE CC CELL RCCL OL LC A APA SIC OIE  France, China Support Delay in U. N. Meeting

France, China Favor Delay of U. N. Meet   Byrnes’ Return Is Awaited Before Decision Is Made

U.N. Delay Bid Wins France,  China Support   Decision on Russian Proposal Waits Return of Byrnes”

Taxes Must Stay At Present Level   Snyder Says Necessity In escapable If Balanced Budget To Be Achieved

TAX LEVELS MUST BE MAINTAINED, SNYDER ASSERTS   Sees Course Necessary to  Balance Budget, Reduce National Deht

NO TAX CUT FOR SOME TIME SAYS SNYDER   Public Debt Reduced 14 Billions During the Current Year

Keep Present Taxation Rate. Snyder’s Plea   Retaining Present Level! Of Taxes, Treasury Chief Says, Is For  - ‘Common Goad’

Talk of Lavy Redaction “Pare Fantasy” Snvder Asserts We Must Maintain Tax Levels

SNYDER AGAINST TRIMMING TAXES   Savs. Tax Levels Must Be Kept Where They Are For “Our Common Good.”

Must Not Cut ° Taxes--Snyder   Balanced Budget and Debt Reduction Are Held Imperative

SecretarySnyder Holds Out NoHopeFor Tax Reduction At Anytime In Near Future

Two Unions Plan Buyers Strike  Reuther Threatens  New Wage Demands

AFL AND Ci0 TO DEMAND OPA RETURN   Plan Walkouts To Protest Congress’ Action

OTTUMWA BUS STRIKE ENDS °   Lines Must Still Get Revoked Licenses Back

House Passes. Bill Despite  Bowles’ i      Stabilizer ‘“Avers Plan F To Start Nation On “Inflationary Joy Ride”

REBELLIOUS MEMBERS ACT IN FACE OF WARNING OF “JOY-RIDE TO DISASTER”

Meat, Farm Roll-Back  - Subsidies Go   Bowles Sees Measure Starting Nation on Inflation Joy Ride

Bo wles a 8 It Ts Road — :  Th Dianatan      BILL EXTENDS. PRICE CONTROL “BUT CRIPPLES IT WITH — awed “AMENDMENTS; SENATE MAY . MAKE DRASTIC CHANGES

Altered OPA Bill Passed By House; Bowles Warns Of ‘Joyride to Disaster’

House Ignores Warnings of Disaster   Vote Is Blow to Truman Plan Against Inflation

Plan To Lift Controls March 31, Gives Worst Defeat To President   Early Termination Of Meat Subsidies And Farm Rollbacks Will Start Nation On ‘‘Jovride To Disaster,” Says Bowles.

BOWLES WARNS. OF “JOY RIDE TO DISASTER’   Passage of of Bill Seen as Defeat for President Truman

*Bowles Says Measure Will Send Nation ,On Inflationary “Joy Ride to Disaster’

OPA Defeat Worst Yet Suffered By Truman's Forces.  Deten fantyval Bale es      Price Control Ends. xt March; Food Subsidy End Is Voted —

Angry House Passes Price Control Bill Despite Bowles’ Warning “Joy Ride to Disaster” is Seen

Passage is Major Defeat For President   Bill Provides for End Meat Subsidies, Cost Plus Profit

Passage Of Bill One Of Worst Legislative Defeats For Pres, Truman, Who Wanted No Crippling Amendments   ELIMINATE MEAT  SUBSIDIES IN JUNE

House Approval Of Price Bill Is  Blow to Truman   Amendment-Riddled Measure Passed By Large Vote, Now, Goes to Senate   WOULD EXTEND ACT ONLY UNTIL MARCH   Administration Supporters Say Changes Will Wreck Control Program

OUSE TEARS Bb HOLES IN CONTROL AGT   Extends Curbs Until Mar. 31 with Many Crippling  Amandmante

Battered Measure Bad Truman Defeat   End of Subsidies on Meat, Farm Products Added-— Wate Tc 355 to 42

Bowles Calls It Inflationary ‘Joy Ride to Disaster   Truman Suffers Worst Legislative Defeat as Final Vote of 355-42 Is Taken

Act Called Start of “Joy  Ride To Disaster” Today.  TRUMAN SUFFERS DEFEAT IN VOTING One Year Extension I[s Asked But Not   Granted.  ;

Constitutes Defeat for President   Measure Is Much Amended and Extends Control Only Until Mar, 31, 1947

FINAL VOTE ON RIDDLED PRICE BILL 355-42   Measure Sent To Senate

MEASURE IS SENT SENATE FOR ACTION   Bowles Says Act Is Joy Ride To Disaster

Measure Is Riddled By  Amendments   Would Extend Act To March 31. But ‘Wreck’ Controls

REASONABLE PROFIT IS GUARANTEED   Senate May Eliminate Some Drastic Changes

HOUSE VOTES WEAKENING OF OPA CONTROLS   Administration Charges Crippling Amendments Will Boost Living Costs.

309-42 VOTE SENDS. MEASURE ON 10 SENATE   Legislation Would Kill Many Controls and Subsidies Now in Effect   HARD BLOW TO TRUMAN   But Administration Leaders Look to Upper Chamber to Salvage Program

Truman Suffers Major Reverse In House Vote   Amended Price Control Bill Passed Despite Warning By Bowles

12 Arrested at Connersville As Disorder Flares at Plant   CIO and AFL Unions Dispute Bargaining Rights

$500,000 Loss At Bradford   Biggest Flood There. in 51 Years—4.14 Inches Of ‘Rain

Byrnes Wants To Speed Up Peace Makers   Delegates Of Little Nations Denounce Two - Thirds Vote Rule

BYRNES MOVES FOR SPEED-UP OF PEACE TREATIES   Proposes That Big Four Meet Simultaneously With 21-Nation Group.

Muenster Man anc Woman Killed in Red River Crash   Were Searching for Fisherman When Plane Struck Phone Cable

Two Killed In Plane Crash  Near Gainesville  Fann Uitte Cahlia Whila   Plane Hits Cable While Flying Low to Notify Man His Sister Burned

WARM WEATHER APPEARS AHEAD   Western Frigid Blasts Being Dissipated, Report

Babson Tells Of Shortages In Industries   SOME TIME BEFORE ALL PRICES CAN BE ADJUSTED

BABSON’S Authertige Statement Copyright —1946—Publisheta/ ncial Bureau, Inc. BABSON DISCUSSES VAHEN TO RITY

TRUMAN ON SPOT ON ABGR LEGISLATION   Congress Hesents Presiden tal Veto Power

CASE BILL T0 MEET VETO AS RIDER   Truman Would Kill Own Legislation If 2 Bills Are Combined

Recommend 3 Nations for UN Membershit   U. S. and Russia Battle Over Right of Discussion

United Nations Question of Admittance - Draws Fire from Russ, U.S.

SMALL NATIONS SEEK TO CURB. COUNCIL POWER   Rolls Closed; Russia Says

THREE NATIONS. GIVEN SUPPORT FOR ADMISSION   Russia Argues Five Others Rejected by Council Are Not to Be Aired   CONNALLY SCORES STAND   Franco Spain Issue Raised by Poland; Reds Seek  Trusteeship Veto

UN May Accept 3 More Nations   Bitter Fight Is Staged Over Rejection Of Five Others

3 Nations’ Admission  Is Advised  _ U.S., Russians — Clash Bitterly

Soft Coal Strike Talks Resumed  Groundwork Laid for Continuation

Lewis, Owners Return to Contract Talk   Schwellenbach Sees Willingness to ‘Reach Settlement

John Lewis, Mine Operators  Resume Negotiations Monday   Schwellenbach Reports Groundwork Laid for Contin wing Talks Until Settlement Reached—Both Sides Reported More Willing to Talk Over Issues

Coal Contract Talks Resume In ‘Washington   Government Has Two Representatives At New Conference

TRUCE TALAS ARE RESUMED IN COAL TIEUP   JOHN L. LEWIS AND MINE OPERATORS GET TOGETHER

Both Willing to Talk Lewis and Coal Operators Thaw, Schwellenbach Says   Groundwork Laid to Keep Them Going Labor Department Believes; Negitiations to Be Resumed Again Today

Lewis, Mine Owners Resume Contract Talks   Number of Issues Discussed Without Reaching Conclusions: To Meet Again Today

Coal Settlement Hopes Increased   Schwellenbach Cheered When Talks Resumed

FORMER LOCAL MAN IS VICTIM   DIES OF SHOCK WHEN CHARLEVOIX HOME BURNS

WAR OFFICE GIVES FACTS AND FIGURES WORLD WAR II   Texas Sacrifices 15,164 In Service And Collin County 125

ARMY ISSUES ITS SUMMARY  OF WAR DEAL   DEAD AND MISSING TOTAL GIVEN AS 308,97E—DEATIT CASUALTIES OF STATES LISTED

U.S. Rolein Chin: Stirs Ire in U.N.   White Russian Raps Presence Of American Troops in. Asia

Rail Worker ‘Strikes’ Against Old Man HCL   Quits Job Until Prices ‘Get Back Into Line,’ He Tells Boss

Jewish / Agency Rejects Proposal  lo me neauwn Plan ta Divide Palestine; British Looks to U.S.

Palestine's Division Opposed   Attlee Slated To Place Fight Before Council

Jews Oppose Holy Land Partition   Call Proposal Unac ceptable; Arab Spokesmen Also Balk; British Await Truman Reaction

British-American Proposal to Create Federal State in Area Meets With Protests

Jews Reject A Split-Up Of Holy Land   Issue May Go To U.N. If Truman Also Says ‘No’ To Partition.

Problem May Be Submitted To The U.N.   Support Of United States Possible, But Still Withheld

Jewish Agency Rejects Plan To Split Palestine   Plan to Be Sent To United Nations If Rejected By Truman

Jewish Agency Rejects Plan To Split Palestine   Attlee May Submit. Prob: Jem to United Nations  - af Truman Also Rejects  Proposal: 1g

Jewish gency Ly 2 ly 3  F “lathy Spurns Partition Plan      asues Communique Stat ing Propozal Is Unacceptable As Basis For  Discussion   Arahs Are Also Opposed te Plan   Prime Minister Attlee Map , Agk Ministers.io0 Sub> wit Problem to  United Nations

Attlee Favors Presentation to _  UN Council   Jewish Agency Committee Rejects Division of Country as “Unacceptable”

Agency Rejects Plan for Palestine   Federal State Division Offer Is Turned Down by Executives

PROPOSAL TO DIVIDE  PALESTINE REJECTED:  U.N. MAY GET (ISSUE PRIME MINISTER PLANS  TO SEEK PERMISSION FOR COUNCIL ACTION

Threats Are Made Upon Anglo ‘Foes’   Jewish Undergrourid Is Reported Promising  ‘New, Heavy Blows’ ff... Weo4?   Will Ask Ruling   Attlee Will Go Before Cabinet on Palestinian Issue

PALESTINE ISSUE TO BE DECIDED BY BRITISH CABINE)   Attlee To Seek Ruling on Placing Case Before UN. Assembly

Woods Urged For  Election Board  State GOP Group Picks Pearisburg Man

Major Powers Plan to Speed Parley   Foreign Ministers Want to Limit Debate at Sessions

AGREE 10 CUT PEACE DEBATE   Big-Four Sets Limitatior  On Speeches to Speed Work of Parley

Debate Limit Set at Paris Peace Parle   Council Adopts Time Table  Calling For End of Work Re fees @ The nt:

PARIS BIG 4 SESSION CUTS DOWN DEBATE   MINISTERS ATTEMPT TO MEET OCT. 15 DEADLINE

Major Powers Plan to Speed Parley  Foreign Ministers   Foreign Ministers Want to Limit Debate at Sessions

PEACE CONFERENCE JS BEING SPEEDED UP   Limitations To Be Placed On Length And Namber Of Speeches Bt Paris Parlec

BIG FOUR AGREE TO LIMIT DERATE IN PEACE PARLEY   Committee Work to Be Rushed to Completion So Conference Can Adjourn by October 15.   TREATIES TO BE TAKEN UP ONE AT A TIME   Military Commission Votes in Favor of Defortifying Bulgaria’s Frontier With Greece.

QUESTION OF FRANCO REGIME IN SPAIN BELIEVED ASSURED _ PIACE-OFSECERITY.     COUNCIL AGENDA         —_ firamvko-Promuoied—

Spanish Issue May Be Aired   UN Delegates Study Poland’s Complaint

WORLD PANEL SET TO HEAR POLISH CLAIM   Spain Declared Nazi Center For Development of New Weapons

SPANISH ISSUE 10 BE HEARD BY COUNIL   Poland Claim Atom Bombs Built In Spain

Poland Hints Nazi Scientists Devising Bomb:   U.N. Security Council Prob. ably To Take Up Poland's Charges Against Spain Monday

illness Brings Week’s Delay In May’s Story   ; One Garsson Brother  Friendly With Capone Probers Are Informed

May Suffers Heart Attack   ‘Probers Learn of Absent Witness Who Ts: Friend of Canone

Garsson Linked With Al Capone By Mead Group   Heart Attack Keeps Rep. May From Testifying

MAY SUFFERS. HEART ATTACK, PROBERS TOLO   CONGRESSMAN FAILS TO APPEAR BEFORE COMMITTEE— ' CLAIM GARSSON KNEW  CAPO

TITO DENOUNCES WORK OF PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE AS FAILURE; SAYS YUCOSLAV RIGHTS IGNORED

SOVIET LOSES ATOM CONTROL VETO DISPUTE   TEN OF TWELVE MEMBERS OF  UN ATOMIC, ENERGY COM: _MESSION APPROVE  ‘ . UNITED STATES  q ‘PLAN

RUSSIA TO PROPQSE GISARMAMENT — PLAN   Cammission Qveiriies Objecjign To Haruch Plan

Housing Bill Is No. 1 Job  For Congress      lation Woald Give Veter: Preference Te BR, an. “Wheswetilt

Major Battle Is Forecast on Housing Ceilings   Other Important Matters Are Slated in Congress

Congress Gives Housing Measure Priority; Speedy Action Is Likely   House Begins Debate Tomorrow on Bill Aimed at Easing Shortage   LEADERS SEE PASSAGE BY MIDDLE OF WEEK   Senate Has Loaded Docket. Pauley Hearings To Re* open Tomorrow

WILL START ON HOUSING   PromptAttention Promised For Vital  Measure

Housing Shortage ‘Gets Top Priority  On Convress Lis   House to Begin Debate _ On Emergency Laws. <. Tuesday.-——-- —-

HOUSING BILL HAS PRIORITY   House Begins Debate To. day Giving Government  Broad Powers

Housing Bill Heads for —  Swift Action   Emergency Act. Heads Congress’ Legislative List

Predict bill to be passed by mid-week  Congress opens rg. debate Tunesdayv

May Release Two-Year Men   Will Not Lower Army’s Physical Requirement

Two Year GI’s Could Be Out By March 1   Senator Johnson Not In Agreement With Gen, Hershey’s Plan

SENATOR SAYS RELEASES C AN BE EXPEDITED   Charges All Enlisted Men With 2 Years Could Be Out In March

President Will Move To Avert Big Rail Strike   White House Announces Truman Will Take Steps Necessary In Situation   READY TO APPOINT FACT-FINDING BOARD

Death In Front Of Firing Squad  For Gen. Homme   ‘Beast Of Bataan’’ To Die For Atrocities Of Japanese Forces In Philippines

GENERAL DIE BEFORE ARING SQUAD   gightly More Honor. ble Than Hangfing Sentence

IP GENERAL l DIE BEFORE    gightly More Honorable Than Hangtino Sentence

HOMMA IS GIVEN DEATH PENALTY   ‘Beast of Bataan’ Is Ordered To Face Firing Squad

Cold Wave on Way For State Tonight   Weatherman Warns Tha’ ‘Below Zero Wave Is Approaching -

‘Settlement Prospects ‘In Westinghouse Strike iLook Brighter Today

Light Employes Are Still Idle   Sympathy Strikers Begin Back-to-Work Move in Pittsburch

Pittsburgh Power Walkout Continues   Sympathy Strikers Begin Back-to-Work Movement

Streetcar Men Resume But70,000 WorkersAre Idled By Power Strike   New Negotiation Session May Be Held Today Afte Men Turn Down Offer Of Five Percent Increase In Wage Rates.

DEBATE CLUB TO CHALLENGE COLUMBIA AT 8   Should Federal Gov. Be Established Now?

Beck, DeVries, Chacho Debate With Columbia   Discuss United States Policy Toward Russia, Barnard to Araue Affirmative Toniaht

Home Building Shows Increase  September Figure 3   September Figure 3 Times Over January

Army To Test Anti- Aircraft Against B-17s   Drone Planes Face Fire ~ Of Newest Weapons; Truman Puts Off Third Atomic Bomb Test

OFFICIALS SOUND WARNING = Traffic Accidents Claim Heavy Toll Over South Plains Area

Youth Found Shot Early Saturday   Lewis Smith Discovered In His Room at Culver-Stockton College.

Goodland has Hex on Rivals   State Politicians Becoming Shy; Everybo Afraid of a Slug Fest With Mr. Wieck Wee f

Badger Politician Becomes Shy With  Campaign Nearer Few Words Said by Candidates Sure to Seek Higher Offices

Negotiations in Iran  ‘Break Down   Soviet Ambassador Attempting to Mediate Dispute

GEORGIA FILES SUIT TO TAKE STATE CHARTER   Accuses Order of 1940 Hookup; Alleges Continued Activities.

Revocation Of Charter Is Sought   Action Is Started In Superior Court

iKKK Charged -With Try lat Bund Affiliation   Georgia Files Action-— Aliso Charges Order With  Ultra-Netananlict Acstuléu

Georgia Charges Klan Planned Nazi Merger   Accuses Order of Trying to Weld AntiNegro, Semitic, Veteran Groups

ALAN ACCUSED OF TRYING 10 COURT BUND   State of Georgia Files Suit Alleging That the Hooded Order Attempt. ed to Merge With the Bund in 1910.

Hooded Order Also Chargec With: Affiliation With  ntiNegro Group —

Georgia Charges KKK Sought Bund Merger   States Files Amended Petition In Suit Te Revoke Charter; Claims Merger Was Attempted In 1940.

Georgia Charges Klan Attempted 1940 Merger with German-American Bund

Georgia Says Klan Tries To Merge Groups   Charges Attempted Ties With Bund, Anti.Racijal Bodies

Georgia Charges Klan-Bund Plot   Claims Two Groups Tried 1940 Merger

+ Amended Petition Accuses the Hooded Order Even Now of Seeking to Weld To - gether Anti-Racial Groups

Charge Klan Tried Merge With Bund   State of Georgia Accuses Order Of Seeking to Weld Groups

KLAN-BUND MERGER   State of Georgia Charges ‘Coalition Was Attempted in 1940

Papers Filed In Move To Revoke Charter ....  State Of Georgia Charges KKK With Attempting To Merge With Bund In 1940

Klan Planned Merger With Bund, Charge   State Of Georgia nehoa Amended Petition In Court:

State of Georgia Files Suit   Claim Hooded Order Sought Merger With Bund In 1940.

Hands Across The Sea Georgia Charges Klan Tried 1940 German Bund Alliance

CHARGE KLAN TRIED GERMAN BUND MERCER   State of Georgia Accuses Order; Set Hearing November 25

Big 4 Hits Snag on Danube Issue   Ministers Discuss Balkan Treaties

Austrians Lose  Claim To Tyrol   Molotov Opposes Any Changes In Italian Line In Alps

Potato Coop Head Hits Federal Rule   Hansen Asserts State Discriminated Against

Allied Inaction Is Rapped by Pu-yi  Became Ruler When Tife Therartoanod

Allied Inaction Is Rapped by Pu-yi  Became Ruler When Life Threatened

22,753 MISSOURI AUTOS DEFECTIVE   Traffic Safety Check Reveals % Per Cent of All Cars Mechanicallce Unsafe.

RENT CONTROL ORDERED FOR 3 OWA GOUNTIES   Marshall, Webster and Story Dvwellings Put Under OPA Ceilings

Rent Control Extended to 3 Counties   To Be Established in Marshall, Story and Webster Sept. 

TEMPERATURES BEGIN TO CLIMB AGAIN OVER TEXAS AFTER COLD WAVE NOT SO BAD AS EXPECTED

LIGHT UNION IS HOLDING UP STRIKE ACTION      New Series Of Conferences Is Continuing In Pittsburch

OZARKS TOURISTS PUT AT 3 MILLION   Advertising Executive  Predirts They Wii! Spend $80,000,000 in Area This Year.

Army Reduces Reserve. List.   Temporary  Officers To Receive Discharges In, Eco: ee, ¥ pte fn, cals

OF U.S, OFFICERS    Advances Separation Dates : . for Temporary Men Still  on: Active ‘Duty

Budapest Cardinal-Designate Rumored Refuced Permit to Attend Consistorv.::

Fear Damage From Frost   Northern Part Of State Missed By Light Snowfall

GULD WAVE STILL CONTINUES TODA)   Reading of 29 Degrees Is Made Last Night At Elliston.

NOTED SCIENTIST BALKS AT PROBE   Harvard Astronomer Harloy Shapley Is Charged With Contempt by Rankin

Shapley, Cited in Contempt, Alleged Rep. Rankin Used ‘Gestapo’ Methods on Him

Parade Ban Halts Demonstrations By GE Strikers   Workers, Gathered eat Philadelphia City Limits, Disperse

Pickets At GE Factory Quiet Following Ban   Police Outlaw Parading to Prevent Future Vio. lence

PHILADELPHIA POLICE HALT STRIKE PARADE   Union Charges Company Wants GE Workers Clubbed Into  Submission

RIOTING HALTER BY PARADE BAN   Striking GE Workers Dispersed At Plant In Philadelphia

Police Ban On Parade Balks G-E Strikers   Demonstrators Had Gathered Outside Of Philadelphia

Ban On Parades Checks Disorder In Philadelnhie   Riot Act Is Invoked To Dispersée Workers In “New Jersey

Police Banon Paratles Halts Demonstration   GE Strikers Disperse Af_ ter Order. Broadcast; Bloomfield Has Trouble

Cabinet Officers Behind Decontrol  Rlearly All Wann and Deleon Canteal   Nearly All Wage and Price Controls To Come Off Next Week

PAIUE AND WAGE CONTROLS MAY BE SCRAPPED  President Is t Is Reported Ready To Announce   Cabinet Members Are ~ In Support Of “Plan

Cabinet Back Of Plan For Decontrol   Nearly All Wage And Price Rules To Be Thrown Out in Coming Week

Cabinet Looks To Scrap All Controls   Remaining Limitations May Go Off Books By First Part of Week

Truman Cabinet Favors Ditching Price Controls      Wage Ceiling Also Will Be Scrapped Under New Plan

Cabinet Officers Support Plans To End Controls  Nearly All items  al a Pa os a ae F

Early Decontrol Can Be Expected   Scrapping Of Price Ceil. ings Likely To Come Next Week.

DECONTROL HAS HEAVY SUPPORT   Cabinet Officers Line Up Behind Administration In Plan To Lift Controls.

Cabinet Approves Sweeping Price Decontrol Plan   Scrapping May Come Next Week

CABINET APPROVES DECONTROL   Price And Wage Contrals To Be Scrapped Next Week

Nearly All Price And Wage Curbs Due To End Soon   Snyder, Harriman and Schwellenbach Help Formulate New Policy

Favor Wide Decontrol   Whole Cabinet Backs Plan to Scrap Most Lids Immediately

Post OPA Era Sees Cattle Hit New High   Higher Costs Lie Ahead of  Consumers

Post-OPA Trading Rush Sends Cattle Prices Soaring; Other Prices Fluctuate Uncertainly   More Pledges Come From Business And Industry To ‘Hold The Line’

Cattle And Hogs Marketed, High Prices Are Spur  Bowles Cites Upward Price Trend; Barkley Einhtc Ront Action

Price Picture Still a Puzzle   Cattle Reach Record High at Chicago—Hog Prices Remain High

Future Price Picture Still Uncertain   Some Increases Bul General Level Appears Steady

SITUATION OVER COUNTRY STILL A JIGSAW PUZZLE   Meat And Other Foods Featured In Climbing Prices; Many Other Commodities Remain Steady.

U, $, PRICE PICTURE IS JIGSAW PUZZLE   Consumer Gets Jumbled Look At OPA-Less Items

Prices Of Cattle Soar; Rise Seen  In Other Fields   Pledges Made To Keep Costs Down

Consumer Fronting Jigsaw In Connection With Prices Of Products He Has To Buy

Record High Prices for Cattle Forecast Higher Costs in Home; Tenants Complain of High Rents

National Price Jigsaw Puzzle slew in Shaping   Financial Picture Obscure---Too Early To Determine What Prices Wil] Bo

56 Billion in Wages Involved in Dispute Over High Court Ruling on Labor Ac

IRANIAN CRISIS BE SUBMITTED UNO MARCH 23    Soviets Withdraw In Manchuria, Bornholm Island

Spanish Civil War Threatened By Exiles  * Will Overthrow “ae a ae   Will Overthrow Franco Regime If No Intervention By UN Is Forthcoming

Warns Of Another Civil War In Spain If U.N. Fails To Act Against Franco Regime   Security Council’s Sub-Committee Weighs Suggestions OF Spanish Exile Leqder

Spanish Republicans Reported Ready  To Use Foree to Overthrow Franco

New Civil War in Spain May Occur   Giral Warns U. N. Of Action Unless Franco Regime Ousted

Council Ponders Ciral's Threat Against Franec   Exile Says Aid In Assured Any Move To Overthrow Current Spanish Setup

Spanish Republicans Ready for War To Unseat Franco, Giral Tells UNO

Tri-Cities Seizure of Field Urged   Red Tape Moves Group In Mission To Ask.” For Drastic Action ~-

MORE THAN 100 OWNERS JOIN IN ‘HOLIDAY’ MOVE   Fort Dodge Operators Plan Picketing Places Not in Protest Action

lowa Restaurants Lead Nation's Cafe Anti-OPA Sit-Down   About 100 Places Close Doors As A Protest Move

More lowa Cafes Vote  Shutdowns   State OPA Chief Labels Protest by Restaurant ' Owners ‘Premature.’

REPORT SHOWS TRAFFIC DEATHS ON DECLINE   National Safety Council Revises Its Prediction

NATION REDUCES ACCIDENT TOLL   Traffic Fatalities Show Decline during October

eaeTERN STARS INSTALL   Officers Inducted a1  se tine Manday Night, Jan. 14

EASTERN STARS INSTALL  New 1946 Officers Inducted a1 Xeotins Monday Nizht, Jan. 14

AGENCY SUES 40 CONCERNS FOR DAMAGES   Shortage of Housing Said Artificial  In Actions

FRANEA REGIME STILL PRO-AXIS   Spain Not Able To Wage War But Agents Preach Nazi Principles

Spain No Menace  By Arms, Says U.S.   But Franco's Agents Spreading Axis Talk

Solons  Are Yet To Pass On Bill   G.O.P. Loses Out; Draft Argument; Day’s Roundup

> US Chamber of Commerce Recommends Social Security Benefits for Workers Not Now Covered

Committee Okays OPA Extension   Price Controls Would Be Continued For Qne Year

Price Control For One Year  Recommended   Final Committee Action Taken And GOP Move Is Defeated   Second Vote For Rider On Farm Prices Insures Veto

URGES COURTS TO BE LENIENT   Lausche Warns Judges Whe Rule on Eviction Cases

Sehoo! Director. Denies Poisoning Gister:y Charea   PUT LIME IN CISTERN TO PUBIFY WATER

PUT POISON IN CISTERN   Sioux Co. “School Director Says It Was Just A Little Lime

STATE POLICE CALLED OUT TO ~ QUELL STRIKERS   Strikers in Two States Get Out of Hand.

State Troops Arrest 21  Demonstrators In Fights At Yale And Towne Plant

Perspiring Fish   Wins Title Of World Champion Liar For Atanacio Garza Of Texas

TALE OF PERSPIRING FISH WINS LIAR TITLE   Texan’s Tall Tale Tops At Prevaricators’ Meet

JOB BILL— Continued on Page Twe   French Woman Bears Living Septuplets

Senate Votes-- Draft Single Men Aged 18 To 45 Af Higher Pay Scale

SENATE OFFERS DRAFT CHANGES   EXEMPTS TEEN-AGERS AND RAISES ARMY PAY

‘Teen-Age Draft Wins New OK   Senate Also Acts to Boost Pay of Enlisted Men

House Opposition To Senate Draft Proposals Seen   Lower Body Expected to Rise Against Conscription Of Teen-agers   RECOMMEND BOOST IN ENLISTED PAY   Senators Hope to Provide Financial Inducement for  Large Army

Senate-Voted Youth Draft Faces Upset:   House Expected To Balk Measure; Military Pay Up

Believe House Will Balk at Draft of Youth   Compromise Bill Must Be Worked Out by Conaress

SENATE FAVORS HIGH PAY FOR VOLUNTEER ARM)   Tentatively Authorizes Teen-Age Draft Continued If Wecessary

SENATE GRANTS PAY INCREASES IN DRAFT BILL   Teen-Age Induction Is Authorized If  Tiavenaet Whapawenoesr

’TEEN-AGE DRAFT IS APPROVED BY UPPER HOUSE   Selective Service Extended To May 15; Amendments Studied Today

Senate Votes To Draft Teen-Agers, Hike Enlistees’ Pay   Senate-House Compromise Will Have To Be Worked Out

SENATE APPROVES MILITARY PAY HIKE   Teen-age Draft Okayed by Chamber on Tentative aa eis,

Preparations for Federal Seizure of Packing Industry Are Reported Underway.     FIRST EFFECTS FELT FROM STEEL WALKOUT

Government Continues Attempts to Get Strikers and Managers Back Together

Much Of Labor May Be Nullified .... The “Peace” Conference Recesses In A Spirit Of Acrimony And Dissension

‘Peace’ Parley Ends In Rift   By DEWITT MACKENZIE  orpigen AMvaire Annivect

Dessention of Soviet Bloc, Western Allies Threatens to Nullify Parley’s Work

Mother Held In Slaying Of Children   Claims Shotgun Fired Accidentally

FREE REDIN IN ESPIONAGE CASE   Russian Officer Thanks Jury for Fair Trial

Redin Is Acquitted      Russian Naval Officer Found Not Guilty On Charge of Espionage

SPY CASE JURY ACQUITS REDIN   Rink Officer Cleared of Espionage in U. S.

LIEUT. REDIN 1S ACQUITTED   Russian Officer Is Freed of Charges Of Esnionare Today

U.S, JURY ACQUITS RUSSIAN OF SPYING   Naval Officer Found Innocent At Seattle

REDIN'S CASE. GOES TO JURY   Prolonged Deliberation Expected In Russian Spv Trial

FEDERAL JURY ACQUITS REDIN   Russian Officer Accused of Espionage Thanks Veniremen at Seottle

Red Naval Officer Is Acauitted   Lt. Nicolai Redin Thanks Jury for “Foir Trial in US”

RUSSIAN OFFICER IS ACQUITTED OF ESPIONAGE CHARGE   Soviet Freed and Thanks Jury “and Judge for Fair Trial On Charges

Truman Vetc Stirs Anger Tn Congress   Business Expects To Hold Charges At Present Levels

Congress Is Irked by Truman Veto   Stop-Gap Bills Scheduled in House Today

Unusually Heavy Snowstorm Strikes Over Denver Area   Six Persons Die Of OverExertion; Drifts In Denver As Deep As 10 Feet

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6 PERSONS DIE IN COLORADO'S 16-INCH SNOW   Denver Area Begins Digging Out After Storm Rages Nearly 36 Hours

ic * Snowstorm in Denver is  Abating Today   Some Drifts Ten Feet Deep; Traffic Virtually Stopped

Blizzard Toll Reaches Six In Colorado  Storm Moving South, Won’t Hit Nebraska

Capone Mob  Blamed for Gun Battle   Chicago Racing Wire Tycoon Ambushed, Shot in Shoulder

Gunmen Blast Chicago Race News Tycoon; Capone Gang Chiefs Sought

Gang War Brews Anew In Chicago   Race Dope Sheet Owner Shot; Seek Old Capone Gang

Gang Warfare Breaks Qut Ih Chicago   Capone Men Sought for Ambush Slaying

SEEK CAPONE HENCHMEN IN CHICAGO   Wanted After  Shooting of — Gambling Head

Ucen Are Game Answers On Cost Of Coal Strike To Miners, Nation  + the

COAL STRIKE COST STAGGERING; MINERS, GOVERNMENT, OWNERS, ATT. NATION LOSE IN LONG RUN

High Cost of  Strike Noted   Two Walkouts in 1946 Estimated to Have Cost Each Coal Miner 3600.88

Refugee Question Studied by UNRRA   Delegates Continue To Ponder Food Problem

UNRRA Studies Refugees, Food  Move For Renewal Of Rationina Gains

War Refugees Big Issue for UNRRA   500.000 Displaced Persons Need Fand het Hove  Disputed Priority

UNRR Diseusses Refugee Problem   Ponders What Te Do °” With Refugees Who Don’t Go Home

SHIFT OF PEOPLE REICH PROBLEM   UNRRA Tries To Cope With Displaced Persons

War Refugees Pose Problem for UNRRA   Long Simmering Fight on Their Disposition Coming to Showdown

Refugees Give UNRRA Problem   What To Do With Displaced Persons Is The Question Before Council

Refugees Are Problem  For UNRRA   Long-Simmering Dispute Over Displaced Persons Reaches Council Floor

Bradford Oil Fire Causes Much Damage   Six Houses, Three Garages Damaged, Destroyed When Oil Line Breaks

Will resume hearings on  Pearl Harbor  Probe to focus on white house

Soviet Demands Virtual Control Of Dardanelles   Russian Foreign Office Communique Is Sent To Turkey Says Announcement   WOULD FORTIFY STRAITS NORTH SIDE  (BULLETIN)

Reds Demand Joint Control For Straits   Turkey Won’t Budge After Note Exchange About Dardanelles

Fortification of Straits Termed Peace Essential   Bi-Lateral Action Is Opposed by Britain; Turkey Against Plan

Prompt Action Demanded. On Case Bill   New Strike Control Measure Talked; Aareement Possible ~

Senate Set To Move on Strike Bill   Critics Claim “Truce Leaves Situation  Unchanged

Declare Lewis Tr uce Is Only Temporary   Senatorial Critics Demand to go Ahead With Legislation

Senate Crities Demand Strike Control Action   Declare Lewis Truce Is ‘Only Temporary Reprieve From Death’

Senate Will Ge Ahead on Strike Bill   Continuation of Work on Legislation Demanded: Despite Truee Called In Coal Mine Dispute!

Senate Speeds Action on Strike Control Bill   Critics-Call Miners’ Truce Only ‘Temporary Reprieve’ From Death’

PUSH WORK ON BRITAINS LOAN TO CLEAR WAY   Will Ballot on Loan Measure Then Turn to Strike Lesislation

SENATORS SEEK QUICK VOTE ON THE CASE BILL   Saying Lewis Truce ‘Only Temporary’, Lawmakers Press For Decisive Ballot

Two Correspondents Are Awarded Jeeps   First Newsmen Toe Reach Tokve And Berlin Are Publicly Cited For Feats

Britain Stands Firm on Palestine Plan   Federalization of Holy Land Meets Ovposition

ARAB LEAGUE NOT SOLD ON BRITISH PLAN   BEVIN STANDS FOR FEDERALIZATION OF HOLY LAND

Arabs to Map Counter Plan   League ‘Not Gratified’ Qv. Bevin Sneech

“FEDERALIATION;      Address at Conference Puts Next Move Up to Arabs, Ralief

BEVIN AFFIRMS PLAN TO FREE THE HOLY LAND   Palestine Conference May Be Attended By Jews And Arabs

Arabs Cool To. Brilish Plan For Holy Land   Foreign Secrrtusy Bevin Stands Sy Plan For Faderalizgtio.. Of Pulatine °

Britain Stands Firm on Palestine Plan  Federalization of   Federalization of Holy Land Meets Opposition

Says British ‘Will Back U.S. OnPalestine   Bevin Says Britain Sees Eventual Autonomy  for Holy Land

AFFIRM STAND ON PALESTINE   Bevin Asserts ‘Britain Will Support Proposal For Federalization

Bevin Reaffirms Support Of Holy Land Proposal   Arab League Expected Te Reject Plan For Federalization

PRINTERS STRIKE IN ROCKES TER   Mediator Calls Pilots To Another Conference

TWOROGHESTER PAPERS SUSPEND DUE 10 WALKOU   Mediator Calls Principals ir Air Line Strike in Washinaton

Homma Will Dre By Firing Squad   General MacArthur Seals Doom Of Once Trium. phant Conauerer Ot The Philippines

PRO-RED M. P. TO DENOUNCE KING REGIME   Canada Used as Spy Base, But Premier Aheolves Stalin

CANADIAN PARLIAMENT MEM.  _BER, FREE ON BAIL, PLANS TO CRITICIZE KING AD-~*  NISTRATION

De Gaulle Resigns Over Army Issuc   French Leader Steps Down In Row Witb Left Wing Elements; Claim Decision “Irrevocable”

DeGaulle Resigns as Result of Dispute With Cabinet Heads   Disagreement Over Size of French Army Precipitates Grave Government Crisis; Political Leaders Are Called Into Session

DeGaulle Quits French Office After Dispute   Provisional Chief Resigns After Lefi Wing Effort  Te Veiers Auenn?. ce.

Dispute Over Size O Army Leads To Step Secretary Says ‘Irrevocable’

De Gaulle Out In Fight Over Armed Force:      French President Resigns After Battle With Left Winaers

In dispute with eabinet over size of armed foree   Constituent assembly called into session: ceneral to address nation

Gen. DeGaulle Resigns As French President   Dispute with Leff Wing Cabinet Members over Size of Armed Forces Is Blamed; Meeting of Party Leaders Is Called for Today

French President Re‘signs in Rew With ‘Left Wing Group Over Size’ of Na tion's Army

D'GAULLE QUITS AS PRESIDENT IN CABINET ROW   Head Of French Govern. ment In Dispute Over  Size Of Army   RETIREMENT FROM POLITICS FORECAST

French. Crisis: Looms Ahead   DeGaulle Resignation Follows Cabinet Split

ROW RESULTS IN DE GAULLE RESIGNATION   Interim President Of France Quits Over Army Dispute

VanZandt May Be Candidate  For Governor   Permits Circulation Of Petitions; Final Decision To  Be Made Soon.

BIG_CUTBACK__ AT HAMILTON   ORDER TO CONSERVE FUEL WILL FORCE LAYOFF OF TEN THOUSAND  . PERSONS

Lewis Meeting — With Operators   . Will Talk:Over Terms Fo: .Returning’Mines. To Private. Owners. ~

GENERAL STOPPAGE OUT: STRIKE GROWS   Tugboats And Dock Workers Join Maritime Walkout

Idle Seamen Intensify Their Strike   Nationwide Work Stoppage Threat Called Ridiculous

Threat Of Nationwide Work Stoppage Fades   Idle Seamen Intensify Their Industry - Crippling Strike: Lewis Offers Financial Assistance

Tugboat Men In New York Cease Work   Union Leaders Mark Time Awaiting WSB Meeting Tomorrow

Union Boss Says Report  ‘Ridiculous’   John L. Lewis Offers Sailors On West Coast Financial Assistance

STRIKE KEEPS SHIPS IN PORT   Seamen intensify Walkout But Threat of General Stoppage Fades

Jnion Threat Mf Far-Flung trike Fades  Action Depends On Decisions of Federal Meeting

Threat of General U.S. Work Stoppage Called Ridiculous By AFL Official; Hearing Awaited

Seaman Strike Is Paralyzing Transportation   Ships Immobilized Ir Ports; Await Hearing On Tuesday

General Work Stopnage May Be Prevented      Idle Seamen intensify Their Industry-Crippiing Strike

Leaders Predict Rough Going Fo Army Program   Lawmakers Avoid Open Comment On Controversial Issue; Debates Seen

‘Rough Going Seen  For Army's Plan on  Military Training Key Legislators Say Public Opposed ‘to

Rough Going For Training Plan Expected   Lawmakers Shy Of Controversy

New Draft Plan  Predict Hot Debate Over Army's Revised Military Training Plan

Lawmakers Shy At Comment On Training Plan   But Key Legislators Predict Rough Going In Congress For Army’s Proposal

Army's Training Plan Faces Fight  Lawmeokers Predict Conqress To Balk

Sees Opposition  To Army Program   Revised Military Training Plan To Find the Going Rough In Congress.

HUT DEBATES EAPEGTED WHEN CONGRESS OPENS   Sec. Patterson Outlines Program To Lecionnaires

Hot Debates Await Army  Trainee Plan   Patterson Discusses Year Training Idea

Conaress Cool Toward Army's Training Plan   Proposal For Year's Compulsory Service Faces Tough Going

‘STEEL, ELECTRICAL AND. MEAT . PACKING INDUSTRIES FACING MAJOR STOPPAGE OVER NATION

Switchboard ‘Phone. Operators Walk Out At Washington, D.C.   Name Grievances as Leave Work on Strike, ‘Phone Service in Capital City Immediately Curtailed

FACT-FINDERS OK 193-CENT HOURLY INCREASE AT GM   WASHINGTON PHONE SERVICE TIED UP BY OPERATORS

Telephone Service of Nation May be   CIO and U. S. Steel Representative Resume Their Wage Negotiations

Nationwide Halt In Phone Service May Start Friday   Picketing: of T clepltone Exchanges to Begin Tomorrow.

GM Fact-Finding B oard To Submit [ts Report To Truman Late Today   Recommendation For 20 Cents An Hour Increase Denied By Chairman Garrison.   BLTEI.ETIN

Phone Tie-Up Threatens U. S. As Strike Called   Installation Workers Welk Off Jobs Today!

Washington Phone Operators Will Stay Off Jobs   Capital Service Curtailed As Union Presses Demands

U. S. ’Phone Tieup May Come Friday   Electric Workers, Out in 44 States, Planning to Picket All Exchanges

Washington Phone Service Curtailed   Fact-Finding Board Report in Auto Waae Dispute Is Sent to President

Total Disruption Of’ Phone Service Seen Tomorrow   Claim Fact-Finding Board Favors 20-Cent An Hour Jump For GM Workers

TELEPHONE TIEUP 1S SPREADING   Coast - To - Coast Disruption  Of Service Probable By Tomorrow.

Long Distance Operators Out By Tomorrow   WE Picketing of Buildings Expected to Bring Nation-Wide Shutdown In Phone Service —

Forming Of Picket Lines May Cause Coast-To-Coast Disruption Of Phone Service   Threatened In Wake OF Strik Strike Of 8,000 Installation Workers In 44 State.

Push Efforts for Averting Maior Strikes   More Than Million Workers Affected by Parleys Under Way

Capital Service Newest  Unit Hit   Six Thousand N. Y. Operators Lined Up To Quit

Walkout Affects ‘Phone Service In Washington   Strike in Protest Against ‘Overwork’

Washington Phone Service Hit By New Walkout   Operators Leave Jobs To Attend Meeting;  Other Strikes Loom

General Motors Fact-Finders Tum in Report To President: Motor Industry Thinks Strike Picture Brighter

COAST TO COASTDISRUPTION.... OF PHONE: SERVICE BY FRIDAY SEEN IN NEW STRIKE TRENDS -

Sentence 2 Nazt Generals to Bie   British Military Court Hands Down Death Sentence

DEATH FOR 2 NAZI GENERALS   Convicted of Massacre in Caves Near Rome

—THEY’LL DIE SOLDIERS’ DEATH — Two German Generals  To Die for: Massacre

Two Germans Sentenced To Firing Squad   Col. You Mackensen Aud Li Gen. Mucluwer Convigied of Massavring 335 Italians ©

2 Killed In Big Airliner Crash   At Least 3 Hurt When United Plane, Carrying 43 Passengers, Crashes.

Big Three To Face Crisis if Soviets Continue Unilateral Actions, Claim

Tri-State Area Digging Out  Of One Of Worst Snowstorms This Year; Traffic Delayed

AREA HIT BY SNOW STORM   Sleet And Hail: Halts Traffic Over Wide Area

Traffic Toll Of Eight Dead   Weekend Sends Okichoma’s 1946 Record Soaring; All Happened in 24 Hours

Martin to Quit As Governor Next Thursday   Bell to Serve Until Jan. 21 When Duff Will Be Inaugurated

Governor Martin Will Resign To Take Senate Seat   Bell to Take Oath During Ceremony Tuesday In Harrisbura

Will Take Oath of Office As Senator in Washington Thursday; Public Ceremony For Resignation

Martin To Quit Governorship On Je anuary 2  To Take. Senate Seat   To Take Senate Seat On Following Day; Bell To Carry On.

BELL TO HEAD INTERIM RULE FOR 20 DAYS   Lt.-Governor Will Run State Until Inaugural of Duff

Study Boost in Milk Prices  Hearings Underway at Eastern Markets

ASKS BROADER TROOP CHECK   British Delegate Says Plar Offered By Russia Inadequate   WANTS ALL NATIONS

Briton Deseribes Red Proposal as Inadequate Reply   NoclBaker Says Britist Would Offer Changes to Broaden Troop _ Inquiry

BRITISH ENVOY RAPS SOVIET'S INVENTORY BID   Delegate Tells UN Russiar Proposal Applies Only To Big Powers

KILLING ORDER BY KESSELRING   GENERAL CONFESSES HE ORDERED MASSACRE

Pulitzer Award Survey Stresses Newspaper Function In Community Betterments °

LIQUOR LAW   Ruling on Old Law Brought to Light by W. C. T. U. Will be Sought from Attorney General.

2031 TEACHERS ~ NEEDED IN OHIO   Many Departments to Close Unless Replacements Found Soon

I1-CENT-A-POUND BOOST IN BUTTER PRICES APPROVED   Chester Bowles Also Authorizes Dealers to Charge One Cent a Quart More for Milk.   INCREASES BECOME EFFECTIVE IN JUNE   Stabilization Chief Attributes Hikes to Congressional Determination to Cut Food Snheidinc.

Price of Butter Hiked 11 Cent:   Rise of Milk Cost Also Announced by Buwles

Milk, Butter, Cheddar Cheese Prices to Rise   Butter Shortage More Acute; Boost of 11 Cents OKd

Price Boosts for Milk, Butter and Cheese Authorized   Increases to Vary From One to 11 Cents with Door Left Wide Onen

Furiher Hikes After July 1 Are Expected   Additional Steps To Maintain Milk Giunnlies Taken

Further Hikes After July 1 Are Expected  Additional Steps a Maintain AAal

OPA Raises Milk, Butter and Cheese Retail Prices   Ceilings Increases Will Go Into Effect  Early in June

Butter Price To Be Raised 11 Cents Pound   Ceiling Price Also To Be Increased Soon On Milk and Cheese

Milk, Butter and Cheese Price Increases Slated  To Be Effective June 

Price Raise on Milk, Butter And Cheese Authorized  Increase Will Go Into Effect June   oe

Butter and Milk Will Cost More   Price Rise Authorized as Subsidy Off-Set: Supplies Falling Off

Prices Raised On Milk, — - Butter, Cheese; Heavy _ Cream Selling Banned

Victory Clothing Campaign'To Be Held Next Week   Wednesday, TREY Set As Pickup Dates For Moorhead Drive

No Black Market in Loaves —e ee  Oaves  Local Shortage Of Bread Is Not Yet Of Alarming Extent

No Black Market in Loaves renee  Local Shortage Of Bread Is Not Yet Of Alarming Extent

100 VOTERS REGISTER   About Half Take Advantage of Clerk's Evening Hours

Drew Pearson Assails Klan And Is Booed   Noted Columnist — Speaks from Steps Of Georgia’s Capitol

Pearson Assails — Klan On Steps Of Georgia Capital   Declares Primitive Attitudes are Menace to Nation.

Anti-Klan Speech Is Booed hy Southerners   Drew Pearson Attacks tha Hooded Order in Address At Geargia Capital City

Pearson Assails” Klan On Steps  Of Georgia Capital   °  Declares Primitive - Atti. tudes are Menace. ‘to, Nation.

Army Force Beginning Strentious 3:Month Test Operation in Arctic

Arctic Maneuvers in Aleutians Will Open Today  Hand-Picked Task Ferce, Weapons Will Ra Teacted

Arctic Maneuvers in Aleutians Will Open Today  Hand-Picked Task Force, >, Weapons

Nazis Sought Roosevelt Defeat At Polls Through Mine Chief Lewis, Report

LEWIS SAID LINKED T0 GERMANS PLAN FOR F.D.R'S DEFEAT   Rogge Tells of Work of Nazis to Stop Election of Roosevelt; Mentions Chief of U. M. W.   GOERING, DAVIS SAID INVOLVED

Treasury Bonds Ready fo Pay Vets  Service Finance Officers May Receive Bonds This Week

3 PLANS STUDIED 10 GUARD RENTS   Would Set Up Increases 01 10-15 Pct. For Ohio

3 Rent Control Measures Offered Ohio Legislature   Solons Meet Monday Night, Adjourn until Thursday; Await Possible Federal Action

SOLONS STUDY’ TRIO OF OnI0 RENT PROJECTS   Special Session Defers Action Pending Move On Federal Controls

SOLONS DELAY ACTION ON OHIO RENT CONTROL   Adjourn Until Thursday; Offer Three Measures at Special Meet

SNOW AND SLEET FALL IN KANSAS   COLD WEATHER EXPECTED TO MOVE OVER MOST OF MISSOURI TODAY.

BREAKFAST TABLE TIPS News Menu   Stockingless Gals Rush Ensign Who Won 2-Year Nylon Supply

2 GOP Senators Pledge: Drive to Ban Filbusters   Set the Stage for Bitter Clash With Southern  Democrats in Congress

C10 PRESIDENT HURLS BLAST AT RED PARTY   Better UU, S.-Russia Relations Urged At Session

) EX-CABINET MEMBERS TALK AT CONFERENCE   ’ *  ‘orgenthau and Ickes Seek Action to Halt Talk of War

US Would Speed Post-War Trade   Experts To Visit World Capitals To Assemble Views On Overall Plan

U.S, TO SPEED UP WORLD TRADE PLANS   Propose Conference To Dis: cuss: Program

HARD COAL PACT PROSPECTS GOOD   Operators and Union Mer Resume Negotiations on Contract

Hirohito Pa ys Second Visit To MacArthur   Emperor Diser Food. Recoustruetion and Vast Changes Tn Japan With His Conquerer

Hirohito Visits Gen. MacArthur  They Talk of Food, Changes in Japan

H irohito, MacArthur Hold Quiet Meet As Food Crisis Grows   Topics of Conversation Are Withheld But °° Important Changes Are Believed Included; War Crimes Trials Are Scheduled to Open $:

Hirohito Meets With MacArthur   Two Confer At U. S. Embassy But Refuse To Comment

Topics of Conversation Are Withheld But ** +» Important Changes Are Believed Included; War Crimes Trials Are Scheduled to Open S: sn

Gen. MacArthur, Hirohito Talk Again   Japanese Emperor Makes Second Trip

Nippon Emperor Makes Secret Call On Gen. MacArthur   Talk Reportedly Concerns Jap Food, And. Reconstruction

Rail Freight Embargo to Be Liffed Monday   Government, However, Clamps on Controls On Coal Expected to Be Mined During Truc:

CURBS CLAMPED ON PRODUCTION DURING TRUCE   Negotiations Recess After ‘Very Friendly’  Sessions

Priorities To Rule in Mine Truce   Officials Also Call for Continued Dimouts To Save Electricity.

Government Acts To Control All  Coal in Truce   Railroad Freight Embargo Ordered Lifted, With It Goes Express Embargo and Ban On Parcel Post Shipments Over 11 Pounds

Dimouts, Other Conservation Measures Stay   Negotiations Still Deadlocked; Railway Embargo Off Monday

Control Put On Coal Mined During Truce   Dimouts and Other Local Measures to Be Continued

Lift All Bans On Shipments Early Monday         Reduction Of Travel “oO Coal-Burning Trains Re tained; Drop Added Cut.   RENEW COAL TALKS

Government Grabs Truce-Mined Coal; Freight Ban Lifted   Priorities Set Up for Doling Fuel As U.S. Slaps Controls on Output; Break in Strike Talks Hinted Near

Controls Put On Soft Coal  For Present   Government Orders Railroad Freight Embargo Lifted; Coal May Be Withheld From_In qustrw

Railroad Freight Embargo Will Be Lifted Monday   Demand of Lewis For Back Holiday Pay Is Stumbling Block Now

U. S. Orders Freight Embargo Lifted; Slaps Controls on Soft Coal

Coal Output Put Under US. Control   F reight Embargo Lifted But Coal’s Uses Restricted

Government To Allocate Fuel For Emergencies  Negotiations Between Lewis And Operators “~s.  eS

Entire Output During John L. Lewis’ Truce Period To Be Guarded Closely by Government—Rail Freight Embargo Will Be Removed Monday—Operators, UMW Chief Meet.

INDUSTRY HEARTENED BY ACTION   Most Mines Agree To Reopenings and Miners Take Vote

Key Industries May Resume Normal Status   Government's Step Will Include “Captives,’’ Others

RAIL FREIGHT RESTRICTIONS ARE REMOVED   Cut in Passenger Travel Remains in Force — Officials Urge Continued Dimouts.   LEWIS CONFERS WITH OPERATORS   U. S. Puts Controls on Coal to Be Mined — Miners Ready to Resume Production.

Government Slaps Controls On Entire Soft Coal Output Expected During ‘Truce’   Railroad Freight Embarge Lifted Effective Sunday Night While Coal Negetiators Seek Agrecment Before Truce Expires; Sessions Continue Sunday Afternoon

Controls Put on ‘Truce’ Coal by Federal Agency   Lewis and Owners To Confer Again Sunday On Wage Dispute

Controls’ Put On Coal Qutout   Fuel Produced During Mine Truce Is Piaced Under Priority Grder; Gwners, Lewis Deadiocked On Back Weges

Embargo Lifted on Rail Freight; Government to Direct Truce Coal Uses

‘Holiday Pav’ Issue Blocks Way To New Miners Pact   Auto Plants Cancel Plain To Shut Downs Parcel Ban fs Off

Lewis and Mine Owners Talk in Friendly Atmosphere, Attempt To Effect. an Early Settlement   Back Holiday Pay Reported to Be the Chief Stumbling Block; Further Parley by Groups to Be Held Today

Lovers Uaplive ines  As Well As Others     Union, Operators - Seek Agreement   Friendly Conference Adjourned Until Today Without Statement

Lewis, Owners Meef Today   Atmosphere Reported Friendly; Railroad Freight Embargo Goes off Monday

l  1, N. FOR MONTH POSTPONEMENT   Prospect Peace Treaties Will Be Signed InN. Y.

BIG FIVE ASK U.N. TO WAIT   Ministers Request Month’s Delay of Assembly Date.

Boatmen Are Instructed to Await Orders for Return to Work in New York Harbor  Fuel Dw indles  Crisis Won't” Be Over Until New York Has

Tugboat Strikers Go Back To Duty   Steel, Automotive Strikes Remain Top Worry.

Control Policy Also Center of Latest Wranale   Efforts To Prevent Other Walkouts Are Reported Snarled

New York Tughoat Workers Return to  Jobs This Morning      Steel and General Motors Strikes Remain Major Problems

New York City Returning to Normal State   Tugboat Strike Ends; Wage-price Policy Hits a New Snag

New Steel Price Snar Delays Plan   New Row Said To Involve OPA and Collet

TUGBOAT CREWS RETURN TO JOBS   Union and Operators Agree To Arbitration Plan

TUGBOATS ARE IN OPERATION AS MEN AGREE TO ARBITRATE   Steel Price Hike Hits New Snarl  In Disagreement Over New Policy

Tug Strike a stled Otf In New York   Harbor Churns With Activity; Wilson Denies Charges By CIO Union

NYC Harbor Churns With Activity Again   GM Chief Denies Americar Business Leaders Drew Uy Union Fight. 

Tugboat Workers Return To Jobs; New Snarl Over Steel Price Boost

City’s Harbor Again Churns With Activity   Paralyzing 10-Day Walkout Ended—GM President Denies Business Leaders Organized to Fight Wage Demands

QUESTION HAS ARISEN ABOUT ALLOY PRICES   Conferences Still In Progress Regarding Long- Delayed Federal Wage - Price Policy Change.

Bent On Ending Strikes In Steel, Auto Industrie:   Settle N. ¥. Tughoat Strife; Snarl On Price Boost; GM Meetings Resumed

Tugboat Crews Return To Work   Both Sides Agree For Three-Man Board To Arbitrate Dispute

New Snarls Hit In Once-Settled Steel Price Hike   Efforts To Work Out Wage Formula Delays End Shutdown

HALF-DAY OIL SUPPLY LEFT AT NEW YORK   Philadelphia, Boston Affected

Tug Workers Back on Job In New York   Metropolis Returns To Normalcy; Owners Aaree to Arbitration

Strikes Rankle N. Y. Boston, Philadelphia   Furope Cargoes Halted

Last-Minute Hitch Halts  Solution   O0.P.A. Insists Boost Should Apply Only to Carbon Steel, Not  ex Alhwe   Wage Controls   Advisers Can’t Agree on Fixing Workers’ Pay in Case

Tugboaters fo Work. Gotham’s Harbor Throbs With Activity   Rigid Fuel Retioning Remains in Effect es Shortage To Continue Several Days; Schools Reopen Doorways

Tugboats Ply Back-Forth; Strike Over   New Problems Arise To Irk Administration

N. Y. Tugboat Walkout Ends   Steel, Auto Strikes Still Biq Problems

STEEL STILL DELAYED BY PRICE SNARL   Last-Minute Hitch Reportec To Hinge Around Carbon And Alloy Division

New Snarl Over Boost In Steel Price Delays Settlement Of 25-Day Strike

N. Y. Tugboats Resume; Hitch In Steel Prices:  Fuel’ Oil: ‘Rationing Continued: In Gothem CM. UAW Te Cenfe:

TUGBOAT MEN RETURN TO _ THEIR WORK   Str ike Whi ch  oe o _ em, eee  Wl...      Strike Which Threatened New York Is Over

$9 TON HIKE IS DEBATED   White House Advisors Also Disagree On Wage Controls

New York City Tugboat Strike Ended Today   Wilson Answers Charges By CIO Union at NLRB Hearing Today

New York City’s Tugboat Workers Return to Jobs.   Ten-Day Strike End: _., With Agreement To Arbitrate  Waae Ditnute

New Steel Price Increase Snarl Delays Steel Strike Settlement   Efforts To Work Out Wage Formula Delay End Of 25-Day Steel Shutdown; Hitch Comes On What Type Steel To Get Boost

3,500 MEN TO RETURN TO WORK   To Arbitrate Wage Dispute.’ Causing Strike

UNION DECIDES TD SUBMIT CASE 10 ARBITRATION   Fuel Oil for City Down te Half Day’s Supply When Vote Is Taken   FIRMS’ REPLY AWAITED   Port of Boston Strike Halts Food Shipments as 700 AFL Men Quit

N.Y. STRIKING TUGBOAT WORKERS RETURN T0 JOBS   ‘The Strike Created a Fuel Shortage Affecting  Millions.   AN 18-HOUR: SHUTDOWN   The World's Busiest Harbor Is Throbbing Once More.

NEW YORK GITY TUGBOAT STRIKE BROUGHT 10 END   Union Officials Order 3,500 Men Rea-k To Jobs

WAGE DISPUTE ARBITRATION SCHEDULED   Strikes In U. S. Keeping 1,430,000 Idle   To G. M. Walkout Forecast By Union Leader; Steel Outlook Bleak

BUSINESS, SCHOOLS AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS RETURNING T0 NORMAL IN STAGNATED NEW YORK CITY   ‘NIMITZ THINKS CARRIER FLEET MAY (MAKE ATOMIC AIR ATTACK ON THIS” ‘COUNTRY “VERY BIFFICULT’ MATTER.

TUGBOAT CREWS BACK.70 WORK   End of Strike. Announced at 7:15 ry M.. Weddésday — Both Sides Aproe ito; Submit “Dispute, to Arbitration.’

NEW YORK CITY TUGBOAT STRIKE ENDS THURSDAY   But Emergency Rules Continue: Until Normalcy: Restored °

Tugboatmen In New York Return   Both Sides Agree To Submit To Arbitration

New York Tug Tieup  Is Settled   Both Factions Agree to Arbitration and Union Orders Men Back.

New York City Back To Normal As Strike Ends   Tugboat Workers Go To Jobs As Dispute Over Wages To Be Arbitrated

End of Steel Strike ‘Rests On Untangling Of ‘Snarl Over Price Increases

N. Y. Tug Strike Ends   Men Back to Work As Dispute Goes Before Board of Arbitration

ARBITRATION DUE IN TUG PAY FIGHT   Union Crewmen Must Ratify Committee Agreement

ug Strike Ends, Companies Agree ‘To Arbitration   ‘Vast Harbor Traffic Resumes In New York

Tugboat Strike In New York Brought to End   Federal Efforts To End Trouble Are Anticipated

3,500 Men AreBack on Jobs Today   Schools Are Reopened, Brownout Ends at 63 Short Supply Keens Oil on Ration   To Arbitrate   Three-Man Board Will Settle Wage Dispute in Conference

New York Tugboat Strike Ends   Board Of Trade Blasts Mayor O'Dwyer's Hasty Action In Crisis

ape ol ninkhh— Increase In Alloy Steel  OPA And Collet h - Latest Controversy

General Motors, Steel Disputes Biggest Problem  Labor Disoutes Idle

NEW YORK TUG WORKERS BACK AS TIEUP’ ENDS   GM President Denies Business Plot on  Labor Demands

New Price Snar Delays Effort To Halt Strikes   Steel Pay Rise Is Complicated By Applications

AJOR CITIES FACE FUEL AND FOOD SHORTAGES   New York Fears . Widespread Suffer-~ ing in Cold Wave .

New Steel Price Snarl Delays Plan   New Row Said To Involve OPA and Collet   Passing Of Ickes One Less Truman-FDR Link

Tugboat Dispute Ends; Two Major Strikes Continue   To Arbitrate Wage issue; Steel, GM’ Stoppages Unsolved

New Price Raise Snarl Delays Steel Agreement; Dispute Over Inclusion of Alloys in Boost

Paralyzing Tugboa! Strike in New York City Settled Today   Continuing Labor Disputes Idling 1,430,000 Persons

U ‘S. Officials Striving For Settlement Of Steel and Auto Strikes

TUGS RUN AGAIN AS MEN RETURN   issues To Be Arbitrated In New York Harbor Strike

TRANSIT STRIKE CREATES JAM IN PHILADELPHIA   TRANSPORTATION FOR THREE MILLION LEFT MOTIONLESS

10-DAY TUGBOAT DISPUTE ENDS IN NEW YORK   Operators, Union Leaders Agree to Arbitrate Salary Issue

Snarl Prevents Settlement Of Steel Strike    Government Wants To Announce Wage-Price Policy Designed To Prevent Other Walkouts

STRIKE SITUATION APPEARS EASED   Tugboat Crews Back At Work Today In New York.

OPA DOES NOT WANT TO BOOST ALLOY STEEL   White House Advisors Disagree Again on Salary Controls

Gotham Tugboat Strike Is Ended   Men Who Operate Harbor’s Tugs Return To Work Today

GM Dispute May Be Near Settlement... . . Steel And Auto Strikes Now Prime Objective Of Government Officials

Tug Strike Ends In New York   GM Head Denies Charges Of Joint Program By Business Leaders

N. Y. Tugboat Strike Ends   Steel and Automotive Walkouts Still Remain Nation’s Top Problems

Settling of Si-el And Auto rike Now Uppermost; boat Trouble Is Ended

Tugboat Strike Ends; Issues To  Be Arbitrated   Steel And Auto Disputes Remain Prime Problems  Of Federal Officials.

N. Y. Harbor Strike Ends; Fuel Scarce   O'Dwyer to Cancel Brownout at 6 P. M.; Arbitration Slated

Street Cars And Subw:; ays  Are Tied Up   Food Supplies Cut In Boston Area by AFL Walkout

TUGBOAT STRIKE IS TERMINATED      New York Snaps Back Tc Normal! As Arbitration I:  Accepted.

N. Y. Tughoats Workers Back   Differences to Be Arbitrated by Three Man Board

Operators Agree To Arbitration Of Tugboat Row   Some Oil Rationing Controls Retained To Build up Stocks

NEW DISPUTE OVER FIXING STEEL PRICES   Chances of Quick End of Strike Hinge on Efforts Te Designate Type of Product Hiked   SETBACK IS SERIOUS

TUGBOAT STRIKE ENDS~-NEW YORK EASES CONTROLS   STEEL, AUTOMOBILE STOPPAGES OCCUPY SPOTLIGHT AGAIN

Tugboat Workers End 10-Day Strike In New York City   Steel, Automotive Work Stoppages Confront U.S.

Tugboat Walkout in New York City Has Been Settled Following 10-Day Period Of Idleness.   750,000 STEEL MEN STILL OFF FROM WORK

PRICE TROUBLES PLAGUE LEADERS   Steel Strike’s End Depends On New Figures for Metaft in U. 5.

New York City’s Tughoat Strike Concluded Today   Union Officials Ordered 3,500: Workers Back To Jobs

Dispute Bobs Up On Extent of Increase   Setback Comes in OPA-Collet Disegreement, Accompanying Division of Advisers Over Wege Controls, If Any

BRUCE HAYNES NAME PRESIDENT OF STATE HOME EX-STUDENTS  TWO DAY HOMECOMING EVENT ATTENDED BY AP

BRUCE HAYNES NAMEL  PRESIDENT OF STATE  HOME EX-STUDENTS TWO DAY HOMECOMING  EVENT ATTENDED BY AP PONVIMATETY cnn

SPAIN DENIES CHARGE MADE WITH COUNCHI   Invites Commission Tc Visit Nation And  Secure Facts

Not Endangering Peace Franco Cabinet Avers; Opposes Interference

Spain Brands Charge False  Cabinet Invites Tour By UN Commission

CABINET DENIES POLISH CHARGES OF GERMAN AID   Franco Government Will Oppose Interference By Outside Nations

More Texas Rural Homes Will Now  Get Electricity   Congressman Johnson Has Secured Approval For 728 REA Units

But Bernard Baruch, Speaking for United States, Says There Shall Be No Veto Power in Any Part of Plan

BARUCH OUTLINES U. S. PROPOSAL FOR WORLD ATOMIC AUTHORITY   WOLLD OUTLAW BOMB AS WEAPON

Baruch Report Tells ‘United Nations Veto Power In Program Is Out

Creation Of International, Atomic: Development: Group Proposed By United States

Baruch Ask Mighty Atomic Use Authority  anahibaneieinncenaitetlieelabincaasicemnsiniescecininnatgedits demanachuasreniasttiatinastx suneniciesiniiieiatiti   Proposes Full Know-How for Commission; Renunciation of Weapon for War; Demands No Nation Be Allowed Veto Power in Peaceful Use

Baruch Calls For Dropping Use As Bomb   Agree To Destroy American A-Boml If Adequate System Set Up.

TEMPERATURES   International Energy Control Measures Urged   America Offers To Cease Manufacture, Destroy Those Made

UNCLE SAM STANDS READY TO DESTROY OWN STORE OF BOMBS   America Insists Swift Punishment Must Await Aggressor And No Country Shall Have Power To Veto Penalties Action   Veto Power Imnoricni.

Authority For  World Control Is Proposed   Baruch Offers Security Plan With Sanctions   International Law Of Great Power Held Advisable

WILL DESTROY BOMBS IF GOOD CONTRO! SETUP   Baruch Presents Offer to U. N. Commission for Atomic Energy

BaruchLays Down Cards For World   First, He Says, System for Control Must Be Set Up, Controls Therided   Veto Is Stressed      There Must Be No Veto, He Says, to Assist Violators

Also Proposes To Quit Manufacture   Calls For Renunciation Of Atom Bomb Ags Instrument Of Warfare; Asks International Law ‘With Teeth In It’

Offers To Stop  Bomb Making Under Proposal   Bernard Baruch Sets Forth Plan at First Meeting of Atomic Energy Commission —Would Be Entrusted With All Phases Of Development of Atomic Energy

U. S. Would Destroy Own Atom Bombs If Wor'd Plan Works   To Stop Production of Explosive If Outlook is Favorable Towards Peace; Rules Out UN Veto

Agrees To Destroy. Its Own Bombs If System Suitable   Would Stop Making Death Missile; Baruch Says All Developments Would Be Entrusted To Board

U. S. Will Destroy Own Store Of Atom Bombs, Share Secret If Control System Is Set Up   Report Given By Baruch At First Meeting Of U.N. Atomic Energy Commission In New York.

DEVEL AUTHORITY ADVOCATED   U.S. Offers To Destroy Own Store Of Atom Bombs

This Country Places Atomic Cards on Table Before U. N. and Suggests Ade quate Control System.   ‘MUST BE NO VETO, BARUCH SETS OUT

Agrees To Destroy Own Store Of Bombs   Baruch Calls For Renunciation Of A-Bomb As War Weapon, Demands ‘Enforceable Sanctions’ Against Violators.

Creation of World Atomic Development Authority is Urged   Bernard Baruch Lays U.S, Card on Table at UN  Commission Meet

Urges U.N. Form An International Atomic Authority   Baruch TZells Sensational New Proposal for World Authority to U. N. Commission

Would Renounce Bomb As A War Instrument   Baruch Calls For Enforceable Sanctions And International Law With Teeth In It, With International Authority To Handle Enersy

WILL DESTROY A-BOMB IF. WORLD CONTROL SYTEM IS ESTABLISHED BY NATIONS

faruch Mas Pian For Atom Contrel  U.S. Calls For Law With Teeth To Enforce International Security

Baruch Insists There Must Be No Veto Power   UNO Board Told New Weapon Must Be Renounced By All; KnowHow On Bombs Would Be Bared

World Control Plan Asked   Elder Statesman Presents U. S. Proposal Before UN Group

World Authority To Control Atomic Energy Proposed   Baruch Challenges The World To Renounce Atom Weapon; No Veto

U.S. to Destroy Atom Bombs Under New Plan   Baruch Tells Security Council International Authority Is Favored by This Country; Adequate Control System Termed Necessary

United States Proposes the Creation of World Authority to Handle Atomic Eneray   Agrees to Destroy Its Store of Bombs and Cease Manufacture as Soon as an Adequate Control System Is Set Up

All Bombs on Hand Would Be Destroyed Under World Setup   Baruch Lays American Proposal Before United Nations Session, Advocating Global Control Bodv

PROPOSESWORLD  AUTHORITY FOR  ATOMIC CONTROL AGREES TO DESTROY  OWN BOMBS IF ATOM WARFARE IS BANNED

Proposal To United Nations Calls For End Of Bomb As Instrument Of Warfare: Baruch Presents Plan

U. S. Proposes World Rule Of Atomic Energy Without Veto: Discard Bombs

Baruch Lays Plan. Before U. N   Destruction of Present Bombs Promised If Adequate Control System Is Created

Urges Establishment Of an International Authority to Handle Atomic Development

Would Destroy Its Own Store Of Atom Bombs   ‘Proposal Made to U.N. Group by Baruch

America In Return Offers To Destroy Own Supply Of Atom Bombs   Baruch Would Outlaw A-Boml   Nation's Cards Laid On Table By Him At UN  Commission Meeting

‘Bill S. Hart, Veteran Of Stage, Screen. Dies At 75   Became Greatest Gun Totin’ Cowboy Ever to Ride Movieland Range for “Flickers”

Western Film Idol Claimed   William S. Hart, 75, Dies of ‘Old Age’

‘Bil? Hart Cowboy Star. Dies On Coast   Screen’s Famous ‘Indian Fighter, Succumbs To Old Age

Silent Star Bill Hart © Dies at 75   Famed Actor of Two Decades Ago Passes Quietly in Sleep

» Death TakesBill Hart, KingOf MovieCowboys   ‘Old Age’ Kills Broadway ‘Hamlet’ Who Earned $10,000 Weekly In His Day

FBE Arrests “The Frog I  Dapper Little Confidence Man Charged With $125, 000 Swindle

Kingsley-Moville Paving Contract Let Last Week  LUschway No. 141   Highway No. 141 Will Be Paved  This Summer

Kingsley-Moville Paving Contract Let Last Week   Highway. No.. 141 Will Be Paved .  This Summer

COALITION JAP RULE PROPOSED   Shidehara’s Cabinet Secretary Startles Politicians With Proposition.

CHIEF SECRETARY. OF JAP CABINET URGES COALITION   Narahashi Believes Shide hara Goverament Ades Bacinn

Urges Tri-Party Jap Coalition   Cabinet Secretary Startles Japanese Politicos

Premier's Secretary Startles Japan in Urging Coalition  Shidehara Would  Rarnme Praaraccive

Urges Union Jap Parties      Cahinet Secretary Comes Out For Tri-Party Coalition Government.

Five Are Killed ‘in Plane Crash  Craft Bursts Into Flames in Air

ARREST THREE VOTE OFFICIALS   Bitter Factional Fight In New Orleans Is Intensified

HESSE NAMED VEHICLE CHIEF   Former Representative to Succeed Jespersen

Agencies Hope To Soften Blow In Coal Strike  Fuel Shipments ay pane Da Sth enon

U.S. AGENCIES ENTER COAL DISPUTE   Government Moves Swiftly As Negotiations Fail  LEWIS   Says Six-Point Proposition Offered By Operators Is “Mumbo-Jumbo”’

OPERAT BLOW AT STEEL IF MINERS QUIT   Order ‘Freezing’ Coal Due Until Rationing’s Fixed, U. S. Aid Declares

WILL MOVE TO CUSHION MINE STRIKE EFFECT   Government Agencies take Swift Action to Help Industry, Nation

Coal Rationing Looms In Wake  Of Miner ‘Rest   Some Steel Plants Will Be Forced To Close

UJ. 5. Agencies Move To Soften Coal Strike Blow  Steel Industry Will a, bdost Affected

Federal Agencies Move To Soften Blow Of Strike Of Coal Miners Monday   Coal Operators, However, Say Big Steel Industry Will Be Affected Immediately By The Walkout Of Miners

Federal Agencies Move To Soften Blow Due To Fall As Sofi Coal Miners “Take Rest”

i fa ac laine ian  STEEL PRODUCTION TO BE HIT HARD: BY COAL WALKOUT

MOVES STARTED TO CUT IMPACT OF COAL STRIKE   First Direct Effect is To Be Closing of Some Steel Mills by Apr. 10

Government May ‘Freeze’ Shipments   Rationing For Industries Is Planned

STEEL MILLS FACE PINCH OF COAL SHORTAGE   Face Shutdown If Miners Stay Out; Operators Stumped

U.S. Acts To Soften Blow Of Coal Tieup   Steel Industry Will be First. To Feel Pinch  lf Mines Shut Down

AGENCIES MOVING. TO SOFTEN BLOW OF COAL STRIKE.   ‘Bituminous Operators Claim rf Miners Take “Rest”. the Steel Industry Will Be Effected Soon After

Steel Faces Production Cut In UMW  Close-Down   Government To Help Settle Coal’s Walkout

Industry Faces A New Blockade   Coal Strike Will Be A Manor Blow

Steel to Feel Miners’ ‘Rest Most Acutely   Shuidowns Expected Within Two Weeks; Rationing Considered

GOV'T ACTS TO CONSERVE COAL   Lewis’ “Rest” Call For Miners To Hit Steel Mills Ouickly

Prediction Is That Some Mills Will Be Shut Down by April 10 in Tieup

U.S. Seeking To Avert Coal Crisis   Steel To Suffer First When Miners Walk out

Miners’ “Rest” W ould Affect  Steel Industry   Goverument Agencies Move Swiftly to Soften Effects Of Blow Due to Fall April 1b

Cushion Blow Of Lewis Call   Government Agencies Move To Act; 400.000 Miners To Take ‘Rest.’

Coal Mine Tie :   Steel Mills Will Within Short ' Adrninistration . <S        Settlement.

Federal Agencies Move To Cushion Blow Of Lewis’ Rest Call To Coal Miners

(Comes nment Will Try To Avert erie . sos  Mla ewe To “Take A Rest;” Steel Mills Will Be Idle

‘Government Agencies Move To Cushion Blow Of Lewis’ Rest Call To Coal Miners   Predicted Some Steel Mills Will Close Down Ten Days After Strike Begins Ancil

Miners Are Set ToCarry Out Rest   Agency Kept Busy: Steel To Feel Blow First

U. §. ON GUARD IN COAL CRISIS   Government Moves Swiftly Te Cushion Blow of Lewis “Best Call.”

Vets Follow CIO Leaders To Columbus   Gev. Lausche Absent; Strikers Demand Benus fer Vets

Russia Agrees to Buy Iceland's Fish Catch at Very High Prices   Elated and Worried

U.S. OBSERVES ICELAND DEAL   BY R. H. SHACKFORD UP Staff Correspondent

Bulk of Iceland’s Fish Catch Will  Go to Russians   New Agreement Provides for Prices 30-50 Percent Higher

Government Starts Collecting Tonnage Fee for Lewis’ Miners   Soviet Pact With Iceland Causes Washington Concerr

SOVIET RUSSIA HAS NEW PACT WITH ICELAND      Text Not Yet Made Public But Provides Fishing Rights

Officers Beat AP Photographer   Snipes Tried to Take Picture of Fight

Recerd Attendance Ad Centennial State Gain   Army Forces Used Grounds For Five Years

Doenitz Reveals Nazis Had Subs That Could Stay Under Sea 70 Days

Reveals Germany Had Submarines That Could Remain Under Water For 70 Davs

NAVY FOR PLAN TO BAN A-BOMB   Must Outlaw Weapon Says Chief; USS Arkansas Upside Down

ELECTRIC UNION CUTS DEMANDS   Offer To Settle Dispute For 174, Percent Raise Not Accepted

STRIKERS’ OFFER I$ TURNED DOWN   WESTERN ELECTRIC REFUSES TO GRANT 1714 PER CENT WAGE INCREASE.

\Violence Flares in Detroit Strikebound Vultee Plant; Workers Set Up Blockade

SPECIAL BOARD 1) MAKE PROBE —{S ANTICIPATED   Action Would Automatically Postpone Tieup for 30 to 60 Days   :SOME ALREADY OFF JOB   Meanwhile Rail Unioris Are Studying Recommendations of Federal Board

Scientists to Seek Mineral Treasures In South Pole Area   Hope to Find Uranium, Get More Information on Coal And Copper Deposits

Presidents Action On Plan Is Awaited   Truman Warns Battle On Inflation To Continue; May Address Solons

Compromise Bill Finally Delivered to White House but President Truman Undecided on Signing It-—-OPA Continued Year > Thal

Bill Opens Way For Price Hikes  "TT essences Bhi Pk Be   Truman Mum On Hi Action On Measure

BOWLES RESIGNS WITH PLEA TO VETO OPA BILL      Official Tells President It Will Lead To Iniflationary Boom And Bust   PRESENT ACT ENDS SUNDAY MIDNIGHT

Bowles Resigns; Truman Gets  New OPA Act   Senate Okays Price Control Changes Resigning Administrator Pleads For Veto of ‘Inflationary’ Measure

Declares Bill   Opens W ay  Crazy Prices   Appeals to President to Veto Compromise Measure. Quits Before Senate Vote

Truman Must Sign By Midnight Sunday Or OPA Expires: U.S. Wage Board  Assails Measure

Stabilizer  Urges Veto Of Measure   Extension Opens Way For Widespreac Inereases In Prices

Director Quits  With Plea For  Truman Veto   Declares Measure As Approved by Congress Will Legalize Inflation; Bill Extends Control for Year, Cuts OPA Powers

tells President Boom And Bust Are Certainties   Measure to Extend Price Control for Year as Senate Votes

Bowles Resigns With Pleas For Veto of Matter   Rival Factions Urge Truman to Refuse Measure; Decision is Unknown to Capitol Leaders: Senate Approves by Vote of 47 44 92

Calls for Veto  Of Compromise  lr Resignation ‘Take Amended Bill or Nothing,  fl" mn user   Deadline Near

National Wage Stabilization Board Declares Bill Will Lead to “Uncontrolled Inflation,” I/rging Veto.

Stabilization Director Makes Plea for Veto   Measure’s Foe Says It Certainly Will Lead to Inflation

Stabilization Director Quits As Of July 10 Wage Stabilization Board Declares Bill Will Lead To Uncontrolled Inflation

BOARD EXPRESSES — INFLATION FEAR   White House To ¢ Get Revised Version

PRICE TREND SEEN LEADING TO INFLATION   CONTROL EXTENSION MEASURE SENT TO TRUMAN

Extends Measure Of Price Contro! For Another Year: Vole is 47 to 23   Bowles and Wage Stabilitalion Board Urge President Truman To Veto Bill

IMACARTHUR'S DEPUTY ON FOUR-POWER COUNCIL ALSO OPPOSED CRAMPING MACARTHUR'S ADMIN-~ . -USTRATION

RUSSIAN INFLUENCE 1S SEEN IN JAPAN   Red Propaganda Creeps Inte * Council Session

Russ Submit Jap Paper in Control Bid   A‘lied Council Power Extension Asked; Pact Laceled Communistic

Russ Submit . Jap Paper in Control. Bid      ! Allied Council Power i Extension Asked; Pact -Laceled Communistic

Government Seeks To Avert Sugar Strike   Fact-Finders Named As Walkout Looms  ‘In Seven Refineries

Many Leaks In Allied Sources To Help Nazis  Protectian Given Ouislina Aides

Merger Plan ls Criticized by Forrestal   Troops and B-29 Ralders Praised for Part in Pacifle War

PLAN RAPPED BY FORRESTAL   Secretary Tells Senators That Present Scheme for Merger Is Based on a “Major Premise Which Is False.”

DETANS OF THE ARMY-NAVY MERGER > DLAN DRITICIED   Navy Behind a Program of “Practical Improvement of Armed Service”.   FORRESTAL OPPOSES   Appeared Before the Senate Naval Committee Today.

Forrestal Raps Merger Plan    Navy Secretary Declares Pro i. posal Based. On alse Ma 1 Soy Premise. - .

Widow Is Victim in Gruesome Slay Ing   Ax-Hacked Body Is Discovered by Daughter of Woman, Police Say

Three Killed in Train Accident  Train Carrying Vets To Discharge Point

ENGINEER, TWO MARINES DIE   Fatally Burned By Steam When Troop Train Jumps Tracks

Engineer, Two Marines Train “Wreck Victims   Killed By Sealding Steam As Troop Train Bound  For Bainbridge Leaves  «Tracks At Harrisburg

GOUIN PICKING FRENCH CABINET   New President Seeks Coalitior Of Three Parties

Smoking Dulls Vision—Sheard  Says Two Cigarettes Interfere With Sight

SIGHT AFFECTED BY CIGARETTES, SURVEY REVEALS   Nicetine Causes Eyes Te Upderge Readjestment In Dark   EFFECT ON LIFE SPAN SUBJECT OF TESTS

12 MINERS DIE IN EXPLOSION   Number Of Others Suffer Minor Hurts In Blast At Virginia Mine

Virginia Blast Kills 12 Miners   Men Die in Deepest Level Of M’'Cov Operation

Coal Mine Blast In Virginia Take: Lives of 12 Men   Explosion Catches Victims 5,000 Feet from Hillslope Entrance

12 Miners Die In Coal Blast   Other Workers Escape With Minor Burns or Effects of Fumes

BLAST KILLS 12 VIRGINIA MINERS   Men Trapped 5,000 Feet From Entrance; Only 5S At W ork

12 MEN DIE IN SUPPOSED GAS BLAST IN MINE   40 Miners Saved; Mine One Of Few Virginia Anthracite Pits

i Miners Die in iwinia Blast   Explosion Blows Coal ‘Cars Half Mile Away

2 COAL MINERS KILLED IN BLAST   EXPLOSION NEAR RADFORD, VA, CATCHES MEN 5,000 FEET FROM ENTRANCE.

SHORTAGES HIT CAR PRODUCTION   Industry Faces Ups And Downs Before Going In High Gear

Truman Flays Rail Chieftains In Air Address   Blames Brotherhood For Rejecting Offer; To Address Joint  Session Of Congress

Calls Extraordinary Joint Session of Congress This Afternoon at Four O’clock—Army Stands by And May Be Ordered to Take Over-—Drastic Action to Provide Penalty for Strikes Against  U. S. Threatened by Nation’s Executive

TRUMAN IS IN STERN MOOD AS NATION WAITS   ‘Welfare Of Nation Must Come First,”’ Declares President; Urging Trainmen  To Return To Posts.

President's Address to Nation on Railway Strike Shows Unaccustomed Bitterness, Anger

President May Call Upon Troops For Protéction. Of Workers; Situation Characterized In. Capital As Of Greatest Gravity To: Nation's 149,000,000

Truman Sternly Brands Strike Blow at Nation   Points Finger at Two Brotherhood Chiefs: Orders Trains Run

Takes Rail Situation ToCongress   President Makes Bid to Strikers to Man Trains or Drastic Action Due   Sketches Outline   President Says Health Safety Endangerec by Strike

HOUSING AUTHORITY FUND. DRAINED DRY   Unable. to Move Surplus  Hamec

FPHA Unable To Move Any  More Houses   Expense Account Is Drained Dry

2 MORE WEEKS TO GO      Arguments Are Heard in Santa Fe Request for K. C.-St. Louis Run

Complete First Week of Argument   Hearing of Application of Santa Fe Will Last Two Weeks More.

Gilmer Sparks "Bama to 34-14 Victory Over USC At Rose Bowl; Fenimore and’ Wedemeyer Live Up To Past Records In Sugar Bowl Gamnie, Won By Oklahoma Aggies Over Gaels

Favorites Prevail In Most Of Thirteen Games In Nation Tuesday-——Pass Interception _By Miami Sub In Final Seconds Beats Holy Cross-—— Alabama, Oklahoma Aggies, Georgia, Texas Win Bowl Teste.

Sweden Jittery Over ‘Rockets Traversing Sky   People Wonder . What They Are, What They Signify

\Sweden Greatly. Disturbed by Mystery Rocket Display   Belgium Makes Quick Recovery from War; Plenty of Foodstutts

BAN ON FLYING OVER NEW YORK’S TOWERS SOUGH   Pressure for Federal Regula* tions Follows Crash of  Plane Against Manhattan Building.  *   ACCIDENT PROBED . BY AN ARMY BOARD   Roles Require Planes to Maintain Altitude of 1,000 Feet — Some of Spires Higher.

Noted Aviator Had Thrilling Fight PM  MacDonald Describes How Lindbergh Shot Jap Plane

Jap Plane Eluded Four Veteran U. 5. Fighter Pilots buf Nof Lindbergh

Territorial Claims of Bulgaria Attacked at Parley   In Sharp Debate at Paris Conference Sovie Union Is Accused of Offering Western Thrace as ‘Bonus for Aggression’

rr Tons Of Nazi Paper Reveal SR even  Japan Tried Russo-German Peace In 1943

400 Tons Of Nazi Paper Reveal  Japan Tried Russo-German Peace In 1943

Truman Prestige At Stake Today  ln Missouri Vote   Interest Centers In Fight Against Congressman Slaughter’s Candidacy   PRESIDENT WANTS SLAUGHTER LICKED

MISSOURI VOTE ~ PROVIDES TEST   Truman’s Prestige at Stake in Outcome of District Coannreecinnal Raro

Dfficial Admits Intervention1 Plant   Secretaryof War Says ‘He Acted to Meet Demands For  __. Shells

ECONOMIC WAR IS SEEN IN MIDDLE EAST   Fight for Airline Rights Brings Real Issue to Forefront

Problem OfOrder Is Aired At Meet   Gromyko Will Be Present Under  Conditions 

Plan to Stay Despite Iran Controversy   Moscow Representative Makes Known Course After Meeting Walkout

UNO Couneil Hears tranian Side of Issue   Soviet Delegation Boycotts Session When Demands for Delay  Until April 10 Refused

Russian Delays UNO Discussions  Of Tran Issue:   Gromvko Walks Out Of Council

Called After. Soviet Delegate Walked Out   Leaves Meeting After Security Council Refused To Postpone Iranian Hearing

Closed Session Called After Soviets Bolt  Gromyko Aide Attends Rules Meeting Today,

Boycott of All Council Denied   Gromyko Expected to Attend Session; Ala Tells Demands; More Iran Debate Put Off

Delegate May Still Attend Some Sessions   Open Discussion Tomorrow Said To Be Likely

Iranian Delegate Calls Situation Explosive After Gromyko Bolts Meeting in Protest

Executive Talk Over Procedure  Is Resorted To   Soviel Ambassador Stilks From Meeting When Councit Votes to Hear tran Charges   Tehran Situation Held “Explosive”   Ambassador Ala Denics Agrcement Exists Between His Nation and  Desvecis

Soviet Delegate Plans to Attend   Russia to Stick With Council, Will Not Discuss franian Case

REDS TO STAY OUT OF IRAN HEARING ONLY   Gromyko Stands Pat on Statement Not ty Talk on Iran Until April 19

GROMYKO MAY ATTEND IF IRAN ISNT INVOLVED   Soviet Delegate Appears To Be Standing Pat In Fight For Delaying Case

RUSS DELEGATE TAKES PART IN RULES MEETING   Security Council In Execntive Session Over Iran Dispute

Closed Meet Ordered For Today   Soviet Spokesman Says USSR Has Not Walked Out of Setup

Executive Session _ Security Council Discussing Russia   Soviet Delegate Walked Out of Wednesday Meet

eV ING COUNCIE— fran Issue Not Up For Discussion   Council Procedure On Teday’s Slate

Will Remain at Meeting Despite Break Over lran   Representative at Clesed Session Today; Council Ponders Procedure

Made Clear By Delegates At Meeting Today   Assur ‘ance in Spite of Envoy’s Walking Out of Session Yesterday

Grave Problems Are Created By Red Withdrawal   Moscow Envoy Will Return To Parley, Deleaates Believe

WILL ATTEND SESSIONS NOT ON TRAN CASE   Council in Closed Meeting to Discuss Problem of Red Action.

Grave Problems of Procedure Call UNO Security Council Into an Executive Session   Russians Walk Out When Council Overrules Soviet Request and Votes to Hear fran's Demand for Immediate Discussion of Protes?

Follows Moseow’s Dictates   Soviet Delegate Has Not Quit U.N.O. for Good But Is Determined to Stick to Policy Threat to Peace   Threat to Peace   Executive Session Is Called to Discuss Line of Procedure

decurity body Must Now Pass On Procedure      Council To Meet This Afternoon; Gromyko To Attend

Soviet Spokesman Indicates Russian Envoy Will Attend Executive Meeting

NEW PROBLEMS ARISE AFTER RUSSIAN LEAVES   Believe Soviet Official May Attend Meeting This Afternoon

UNO Delegates To Discuss Procedure In Iranian Issue   Russia To Participate In Council Activities

EXPECT SOVIET DELEGATE TO BE PRESENT TODAY      Gromyko’s Walk -Out On Security Council Apparently Means He Won't Take Part  In Iran Discussions  Until April 10.

Tran Issue May Come Up Again Friday   Soviet Delegate’s Walkout After His Defeat Delays Any Action Today

Walkout By Gromyko Not Final Break   Merely Quit Iranian Talks; Reds In On Pro-

United Nations Group Called Into Executive Session For Discussion Of Situation Which Developed V/hen Soviet Delegate Walked Out After Losing Fight To Have Consideration Of Iranian Issue Delayed— Gromyko’s Complete Withdrawal Doubted

OUTLOOK DIM AS MEETING IS CALLED   Indicate Gromyko To Attend Session Today   IRAN LEADER   Officially Presents Case, Calling Problem Threat To World Peace

Expect Gromyko To Be At Today's Session; Iran issue Wont Be Discussed

Soviets Refuse to Discuss Iran in U. N. 0. Council Meet   Delegates Will Attend Closed Session at 3.00 p. m Today

Say Soviet Envoy Will Attend Meet   Russian Merely Standing Pat  On Not Attending Tran Discussion —__

Reds’ Leave Of Meeting Upsets UNO Iran Probe   Gromyko To Attend  Afternoon’s Session

Dramatic Withdrawal Yesterday of Gromyko Is Followed Today by Prof. Stein Among Those Present.   AMBASSADOR, HOWEVER, OFFERS NO COMMENT

Soviet Leader Walks Out On UNO Sessicn   Executive Session Set To. Discuss Grave Problem

Big Four To Issue Invitations After , Russia Blocks Inclusion Of China With Parley Sponsors

WORLD PEACE PARLEY SET FOR JULY 25   Big Four Finally Agree Conference Should Be Held

Russia Objects To Listing China Among Big Five   Diplomats Have Two Weeks to Prepare Details

Prepare Plans For Peace Parley Opening July 24   Twenty-One Nation Peace Conference Scheduled To Take Place In Paris   BYRNES HAPPY OVER DECISION

PEACE PARLEY OF 21 NATIONS SET FOR JULY 29   Agreement Follows Soviet Acceptance of Italian Reparations Plan

Date Set For Peace Conclave   Draw Up Invitations For 21-Nation Meet In Paris. July 29

Peace Pacts To Be Drawt On July 29   21 Nations Expected to Sign Ending War [J

DECIDE DATE ~ FOR OPENING CONFERENCE   INVITATIONS TO BE SENT 2! NATIONS TO SEND REPRESENTATIVES TO MEETING JULY 29TH

O’Conor Refuses To Com mit Himself On Special  Legislative Session

Governor Will Name Veterans’ Committee   Group to Study Entire Field of Benefits, O’Conor Says .

PARIS PEACE PARLEY TEXTS KEPT SECRET   Fear Agitation By Smalter Nations tn Europe

Labor Executive Warns Of Protest Strikes if U.S.  Fails to Curb Feed Prices

RUSSIA VETOES COMPROMISE ON SPANISH INQUIRY   POLAND TO DEMAND U. N. BREAK WITH SPAIN IMMEDIATELY

 TUNITED NATIONSLange Will Wage Fight For Break   ‘Assembly Reference Blocked By Russia

Action Nullifies Decision Of Nine Other Members  Atomic Commission Will Meet Today; Baruch No-Veto

Delegation Marshals Forces For Action After Russia Vetoes Proposal To Refer Problem To U. N. General Assembly — Immediate Vote Asked On Original Resolution Calling For Break With Franco Regime By All Member Nations

PLAN VETOED 10 REFER ISSUE TO UN ASSEMBLY   Polish Delegate Seeks Unanimous Agreement Against Fascist Regime 

Poland Maps New Action On Franco   Strengthen Army Control of Atom

POLES MAP NEW COUNCIL ACTION QN FRANCO SPAIN   Rustia Vetoes Propusal to . Refer Problem to Gen: @ral Aecamkiv

Reds Veto Presentation Of Franco Spain Issue  To UN General Assembh

RUSSIA VETOES SENDING CASE TO ASSEMBLY   Showdown Is Believed Near On Spanish Problem   ATOMIC BOARD   Scheduled To Meet Today: Gromyko Says Spain Menace To World

Poland Gets Set for New U.N. Showdowt   Discussion of Spanish Issue Postponed Until Monday After Russia Vetoes Compromise

Russia Vefoes Assembly Action On Spain Report  Poles Prepare To Push Security Council

Poland Maps Plan To Wage Franco Fight   y UNITED NATIONS WILL HEAR SPANISH — EVIDENCE

SHOWDOWN OVER SPAIN   Polish Delegation Marshals Ferces Following Red Veto of Proposal to tefer Question to Full United Nations,

Poles Map New Action Against Franco Spain   Reds Block Reference Of Issue To U.N. Body

Poland Promises New Solutior For U. N.'s Spanish Problem   Substitutes Pian For One Vetoed By Red Delegate

Russia Vetoes \Move To Hand ‘Assembly Issue   Polish Delegation To Come Forward With New Proposal For Showdown On Spain

Polish Forces Map Plans for New Showdown on Franco Spain After Veto by Soviet Russia

Showdown on Franco Spain Is Sought  Russia Vetoes Move to Refer Issue to  Assembly

BOLIVIAN REGIME RECOGNIZED BY U. S.   Acheson Announces Action—Government Came Into Power July 17 in Bloody Revolution.

9 British Ships Afire in 10 Days; One Dead. 7 Hurt: Aliens Hunted

British Carrier Is Victim. of Blaze  Ninth Baffling Fire in Daw iLac Shi  « Strikac Shine

Ninth Fire In London Is Fatal   Carrier Victorious Damaged by Mystery Blast on Sweeper

ARVIN REPORTS IGURANCES   ‘ays It’s Still DitfiFeult to Understand Iviet Policy

Return to Germany Finds Whole Country Suffering From Shock and Hunger

Germany a “Festering Wound” {Because Allies Can't Agree {On Formula for Rebuilding -

G.O.P. Piles Up Huge Vote Lead   Asseciaition Press Tabulation with Three States Missing Shows Republicans Outvoted Democrats Bheagghnel Notion by More than 7.000.000.

Leaders Map Course for Lesislatare   President Truman Refuses To Consider Suggestion For Resignation; ‘Lame Duck’ Session Unlikely

Majority for GOP is Heavy   Total Vote of Major Parties Tuesday Believed To Have Set Off-Year. Record .

Maneuvering Is Launched For August Run-Off   Final Tabulation On State. Returns Issued By Election Bureau

Jester’s Lead For Governor Now 143.339   Major Candidates Are Conferring On Plans For Runoff

Candidates Map Run-off Strategy   No Details Announced From Either Camp About Campaign

Candidates Maneuvering  For Runoffs   Texas Election Bureau Gives Out Final Tabulation

YANKEE M.P'S NAB SIX SERBS   Yugoslav Soldiers Turned Over to Civil Police After Bombing

RAVIOLI—SPAGHETTI Saturday and Sunday. Garibaldi Hall, Dunlevy. pont)"   NW PRACRI PTS.

Any Area in Country May Bid for UNO Headquarters  United States Unsuccessfully Opposes

UN DISCUSSES SITE PROBLEM   Question Thrown Wide Open After Soviets Withdraw Bid for Europe

PERMANENT LOCATION QUESTION WIDE OPEN TO ALL OF COUNTRY  ASSEMBLY VOTES FOR ~ SECURING PLACE AT NO, OR CHEAP, COST

— i nited Nations—   Group To Consider All Free, Reasonable Priced Lecations

UN May Locate Anyplace in U.S.   Headquarters Question  Thrown Wide Open

ASSURES FOREIGN POLICY OF U. S. TO BE CONTINUED  STATEMENT VIEWED AS PARTY’S PLEDGE

UN Reopens  Permanent Bite Issue   Assembly Admits Thre Nations But Refuses 5 Other Applications

U. N. Decides to Seek Free or Even Cheap Property  Choice of Site Is Thrown Open to Any  Place in Cauntry

Headquarters Of UN Again ls Open Issue   Site Can Be Any Place in U.S. by Latest Decision

Admit.Iceland, Afghanistan   Russia Welcomes 3 Nations Into Assembly

U.N. Site Opened To Entire U. S.  Three Nations Are + Admitted As Members

All of U.S. To Be Considered Under New Plan   American Objections Over-Ruled; Soviet Request Withdrawn

Hunt for U.N. Office Site Opened to All Parts of U.S.   Assembly Decides That Search Shall Be Unlimited Within Borders of Country Over Objection of American Delegates—Admission of Sweden, Iceland and Afghanistan to Membership Approved.

U.N. Takes In 3 New Member Nations Today   Cheered By Vandenberg’s Assurance Of Unchanged Il € Reeeten Pahcy._

Reopens Issue Permanent UN Headquarters   Delegates Vote to Tuclude Entire United States Realm Possible

UN Agrees. To Admit3  New Nations Question Of Permanen  Home Thrown Open Te Inelude AH OF Fhe USA

ALU.S. Open For U. N. Site   Location of World Capital Gisen Wide Latitude

United Nations To Name Site Somewhere In United States   Russia Withdraws Bid For Consideration Of Europe; New Countries Are Admitted

Doors Opened on Question  of U. N. Site   Three Nations Are Admitted to Membership

Any Area in Country May Bid for UNO Headquarters   United States Unsuccessfully Opposes Move, Charging Urgency Of Decision Makes It Inadvisable

Any Part of United States to - Be Given Chance to Bid  on Headguarters   RED DELEGATE BACKS DOWN ON EUROPE SITE

Throw Issue of Permanent Site Open at Sessior   Assembly Votes British Amend. ment on Location Despite U.S.  Opposition

DEBATE ON U. N. SITE RENPENED   Soviets Withdraw Bid To Move Headquarters To Europe

NAM Enters Pay Increase Dispute  Says CIO Arguments ‘Statistical Nonsense’

THEORY OF C0 IS JOLTED   Manufacturers Can Not Pay Higher Wages Without Fair Profit

N. A.M, ASSERTS PRICES WILL RISE IF WAGES GO UF   Arguments Presented by C. I. OU. for New Round of Pay Increases Called “Statistical Nonsense.”   NATHAN’S FIGURES TERMED MISLEADING   Economist Ralph Robey Predicts Drop in Cost of Livying If Wage Levels Are Kept Steady.

Nathan Wage Report Hit By Industry  CIO Pay Demands Termed ‘Nonsense’ Deer "Wi aiwesa Pieters:

Disputes CIO Argument Manufacturers Say If Pay Levels Are Kept Steady, Prices Will Go Down

NAM Assails CIO Figures.  As Nonsense   Sees Lower Prices If Labor Allows Steady Pay Levels

‘NATHAN A GUESSER’  NAM Brands CIO Figures  As ‘Statistical Nonsense’

Wage Increase Arguments  Held Misleading By NAM   -!O0 Arguments Labeled as ‘Statistica} Nonsense’ — Manufacturers Promise Lower Prices if Pay Levels Remain Steady

Connecticut Plane  Crash Kills 17   Airliner Bursts Into Flames After Accident

Power Walkout Costs Industry Many Millions: Ship Strike On   CIO Marine Engineers Stop Work At Midnight

Strikes Tie Up Shipping  Along Coast   Columbus, O., Transportation Crippled;  Pittsburgh Faces Collapse

Ship Strike Renewed In Metropolis   Pittsburgh Faces Collapse Of Big Industries  vs. yra*tornrtenete ne Pee @ eee ee

WORST WAVE 01 STRIKES SINCE LAST SPRING   Columbus, 0., Has Transportation Walkout This Morning

60,000 IDLE IN PITTSBURGH   Transportation Halted at Columbus  * —Shipping Walkout Began Shortly After Midnight When CIO Marine Engineers Leave Jobs.

Serious Labor Disputes Felt Over Nation   Strikes Tie Up Marine Shipping, Columbus Traffic, Threaten Pittsburgh Plants.

Sea Union Walkout UnderWay   Pittsburgh Industrial Collapse Threatens; Film Strike Continues

Transportation Strike Hits Columbus, Maritime Dispute Ties Up Shipping

John L. Lewis Goes Back To AFL Council   Executive Returns After TQ Year Absence To Head UMW

McKeldin Easy Winner In GOP Governor Race   Lane Majority Over Tawes Expected to be Around 15,000

Economic Report Will Be Found on Page 2   Rocket Test Is  Rated Success Speed, Altitude Records Set

114 MILE ALTITUDE REACHED  Test Of German Rocket Called ‘Most Perfect’ Of Experiments

PRIEST BREAKS MURDER NEWS   Tells Grieving Parents Child Slain by Brutish Kidnaper

CHILD'S DEATH TOLD BY PRIEST   Informs Parents of Finding  Suzanne's Body

PRIEST BREAKS NEWS  GRIEF-STRICKEN PARENTS LEARN OF TATH OF CHITIN.

Priest Gives Parents Tragic News Of Little Girl’s Kidnap Slaving

Over Thousand Feared Dead; Damage Heavy      More Than 2,000 Vessels Beached Or Swept To Sea By Waves

a Reported Missing; Tally ls Incomplete  Estimates Of Dead Range Up To 1,200; Many Homeless   Home Ministry Reports 6,894 Homes Destroyed: - 2.080 Ships Lost

JAP CASUALTY TOLL REACHES 1,500 PERSONS   Hundreds Of Thousands Homeless; No U. S. Deaths Reported

Casualty Toll In Jap Quake Totals 2,206; Yanks Eseape   Relief Is Speeded To Isolated Areas; 100,000 Homeless

947 Japanese Are  Known to Be  Dead or Missing,   Gen. MacArthur’s Public Health, Welfare Section Bases Figures on Military Government Reports

Quake Death Tol Placed At 1,026   All Yanks Safe In Jap Disaster

Tou ai Ll: Wy ¢ TO 781 DEAD         Complete Figures On Tragedy Still Not  Known

Jap Quake, Tidal Wave Casualties Placed At 2,395  Include 1,088 Dead Agencies Strive To Aid 100,000 Homeless

145 As Missing   Jap: Injured P Placed A - 1035 And omelens:  At 100. O00... ede B

DEATH TOLL IN JAPAN IS STILL GOING UPWARD   Unofficial Estimates Of Dead Range Up To 1,200; 300,000 Homeless   AMERICAN TROOPS ARE BELIEVED SAFE

Toll in Quake Set at 2,592   1,130 Known Dead; Relief Pouring In

Worst Earthquake Japan Has Suftered in 23 Yrs; Unofficially Dead are Estimated up to 1200. -

‘Otill to Be Counted Are Many Additional “Patalitiés th Disaster

Quake Victims In Japan Grow; Relief Pushec   Death Toll Mounts From Tidal Waves, Severe Ground Shock

Figure Set at 947 by Allied Headquarters      Unofficial Estimates of Deaths as High as 1200 Persons

Charges on Creek Voting  Hanging lire   Security Council Goes Into Weekend Holiday Without Deciding Hf  Case Should Be Heard

UKRAINE CASE HANGING FIRE   Security Council Fails to Decide on iter of Hearing

Ukraine Charges Against Greece Await UN Action   Bitter Argument Foliows Aitempt to Present Case Supported by Russians

Question Is Whether Necessary Seven  Votes Can Be Gathered to Have Case Heard; to Meet Tuesday

Ukraine Charges Are Left Hanging   Security Council Goes Into Labor Day Holiday

Ukraine’s Charges Against Greece in UN Council Heard   Accusations Hang Fire a: Council Goes Into Weekend Adjournment

soviet Ukraine's Bitter Charges Against Britain And United States Hanging Fire Before Council

UKRAINE'S CHARGE AGAINST _ BRITISH, on PENDING      Next Session of UN Security Council is Set for Next Tuesday. Afternoon

Ukraine’s Case Hanging Fire   UN Council Takes Holiday Without  Reaching Decision

—UN TAKES A HOLIDAY— Ukraine Fires Charges At Britain And Greece

U.N. Adjourns; No Action On  Ukraine’s Case   Charges Against Greece, Great Britain Still Holding Fire

, Bitter Charge Of Ukraine To  Await Hearing   Question Now Whether Seven Votes Can Show Up In Council.

Britain, Soviets In Sharp Clash Over Question  Seats Refused to tibetan. Qaak

Security Council Leaves Ukraine Issue Untouched  Labor Day Recess We Deer Poct   Labor Day Recess Will Carry Past Greek Plebiscite

—United Nations—   Security Council Recesses Without Actina On Greece

Ukrainian Charge Left In Abeyance   UN. Council Recesses Without Takine Action

Ukrainian Delegate Arrives ©   Council May Deny Seat to Manuilsky Who Will Press Case Against Greece

Red Charges Before U.N. Are Pending   No Action Taken On Bitter Accusation Of Ukraine Against, Greece And Britain

SIZZLING ISSUE OF UKRAINE'S COMPLAINT ACAINST CREECE IS TAIN ASIDE BY UN FOR 3 DAYS

Temperature headings   Hearts Pempuerntures   ———  Pree) s ALT BHHES TOL.

Steel Workers Offer Dicker on 183-Cent Boost   Fairbanks Morse Is - Included i in Union .  Propesal

SHOE PRODUCTION CONTROLS MAY END   Government Agency to Remove Regulations if Footwear Makers Give Apoprovul.

Former Jap Army Men Try to Recoup Powers  Pretended Farmers Fail in Effort To Fool Americans

Former Jap Army Men Try to Recoup Powers  Pretended Farmers Fail in Effort  7. Baal Amarianne

Former Jap Officers Form Groups, Make Plans to Regain Power, Investigation Shows

Jap Army Officers Secreting Supplies, Plan to Gain Power   American Officials Accept Situation As Naturally Expected

FORMER OFFICERS OF ARMY ORGANIZE AND. PLAN NEW MOVEMENT  CO-OPERATIVE FARMS — ' FOUND TO BE PLACE

EXJAPAN ARMY MEN ORGANIZE   Build Up Supplies In Hope Of Eventually Returning To Pewer

Father Refuses to Agree to Adoption of Daughter of Gf’s Sister; To »Try Again

7 Die, 10 Hurt In Aw Crash   Bombers Collide at Montana State Fair

7 Killed As Army Planes Hit   Two Bombers Collide Over State Fair Grounds During Exhibition

Plane Falls In Flames on Crowded Barn   50,000 Spectators See Collision at Montana State Fair

Seven Killed as Bombers  Crash at Fair   One Plummets into Crowded Stable, Bursts in Flames

EIGHT KILLED AS PLANES COLLIDE AT MONTANA FAI   U. S. Army Bomber Explodes After Plunging Into Crowded Stahla

Army Bombers Collide Over Fair; Eight Killec   ‘One Crashes into Crowded Stables, Other Plunges  To Earth Five Miles from Scene

Two Bombers Collide Over Montana State Fair Grounds  ONE HITS CROWD  Search Smoking Ruins Of Stable For More  Virtima

Eight Persons Die In Bomber Crash   Ten Others Hurt as Two Army Planes Collide in Midair

Eight Die In State Fair Plane Crash   Bombers Collide While Giving Air Show At Great Faiis, Mont.

A-26 BOMBERS COLLIDE; SEVEN BODIES FOUND   Army Ships Crash Over Fair Grounds; One Sets Stable Afire

Fight Killed, Many Hurt As Planes Crash   Crowded Barn Burned When Bomber Explodes

Bombers Collide Over Montana Fair; Seven Die   Army Ship Hits State Exposition Stable, Starts Blaze

30,000 WITNESS MID-AIR CRASH OF ARMY A-26’S   Might Killed As Planes Crash At Great Falls Fair

Examination of Brains of Executed Nazis Balked by Allied Control Council After Spirited Debate

Brains Of ll Nazis Ringleaders Not Removed For Examination Before Bodies Were Cremated

Council Rejects Request To Exan Brains Of Nazis   Final. Refusal Comes After Sharp Debate; All Are Cremated.

Nazi Brain Probe Vetoed By Allies  How Goering Got Poison Still Mystery

Medical Check On Nazis Denied   Proposal to Examine Brains Voted Down By Control Council

Proposals to Look Into Nazis’ Brains Reportedly Vetoec   Curiosity Over Workings of Nazi Brains Moves Some to Ask Probe

After Long And Bitter Argument ....  Council Rejected Plan To Examine Brains Of Nazis

Examination of Brains Of Executed Nazis Balked By Council After Debate

APPROVE $8,361 FOR CLEARFIELD COUNTY ROADS   Auditor General Okays Sums For Road Improvements

Freak Typhoon  Damages Guam   No Loss of Life Reportec AL Big Military Base

Typhoon Whipping Across Marianas   Causes Heavy Damage, Personnel on Guam Eating Cold Army Rations

Typhoon Hits Army and Navy Base on Guam   No Loss of Life Reported And But Few Injured in Storm; Property Damage On Island Is Heavy

Typhoon Strikes Hard in Marianas   Damage Is Severe In Guam Region

JAP PEOPLE DRAW UP NEW ~ CONSTITUTION   U. S: To Approve Recommend: olinne st:

Rival Chinese Forces Battle In Mukden City   Nationalist cand - Commun foreements , Re ported: Moving Into’ Manchuria =      Martial. Law Has Been Decreed   Meanwhile, U. S. Protest Against. Russiane Remaining In Manchuria Ie '  . Strengthened

CLASH AFTER DEPARTURE OF THE REDS   Communists, Heavily Outnumbering Nationalist Forces, Have Control of Power Plant and Northern District.

Chinese Reintorcements Converge On Mukden As Fighting Continues   Central Government Proclaims Martial Law In Skeleton Manchurian City After Communists Occupy Northern District And Power Plant

Chinese Troops Battle in Mukder   Flareup Follows Pulling Out of Reds

Chinese Battle in -Mokden as Russian  Soldiers Withdraw   Reds’ Sudden Departure Blamed for Upheaval  in Manchurian City

British Backing U.S. Complaint  On Manchuria   Press for Early Russian Reply on Iran Note

Chinese Move In to Battle For Mukden      Street Fighting Breaks Out Following Sudden Withdrawal of Russian Forces From City

Russians Are Blamed for New Fighting   Communists Get Into City in Advance of Nationalist Troops

Martial Law Proclaimed by Government   Power Plant and Part of City Are Taken Over

China Units Pitch Battle For Mukden  Savieta’ Leave City.   Soviets’ Leave City, Rival Forces Fight

Mukden Row Comes After Reds Depart   Chinese Say Force Unprepared For Communist Attack

Opposing Chinese Opposing Forces Move More  Troops To Mukden   Nationalists; Communists  ‘. Reported. Fighting .in City After Soviet Withdrawal: ;

Red Action Blamed For Outbreaks   Sudden Withdrawal Touches Off Baiile

BOTH FACTIONS MOVING FORCES INTO MUKDEN   Russians Move Out  And Rival Chinese Parties Do Battle

Civil War Flares In Soviet-Ridden Ghost City Mukder   Nationalists Are Unable to Maintain Control of City Denuded by  Russians

Chinese Forces Move on Mukden   Rival Forces Reported Battling After Soviet Withdrawal

Chinese Forces Seek Control Of City As Reds Suddenly Leave   Report Communists, Nationalists Both Rushing Additional Troops Toward Manchuria’s Largest Town

Two Chinese Groups Battle For Mukden   Nationalist Troops and Communists Clash in City Rucsiane Fvacuated

Chinese Rival Forces Rush Jo Mukden   Skirmish Begins After Soviets Leave

CHINESE ARMIES SPEED TO MUXDEN, ‘SCENE OF BATILE   Communists and Govern merit Forces Fighting for Control af Cite

POWER PLANT OCCUPIED BY NATIONALISTS   Chinese Press Dispatches Say Communists Are Moving Reinfercements in Manchuria  CAVICTC VAM TLIAD A VASIAI CC.

Nationalists, Coimuniists Are Reported Battling In Mukden Area of Manchuria

Strife Resumed As Soviet Army Abandons City   Civil War Renewed In Manchuria; Major Conflict Impends

Utility Is Captured By Leftists   Soviet Withdrawal Leaves Contral Fovees Heavily Outauimibered

Sudden Russian Withdrawal Sets Civil War Raging   Soviet Motive For Unannounced Retirement From Manchuria’s Largest City Remains Mystery; Not Leaving Country

Fighting  Breaks Out In Mukden   Rival Chinese Groups Begin Battle After  Soviet Troops Leave; Reinforcements Move

SERIOUS STREET FIGHTING RAGES INSIDE MUKDEN   Government Treeps And  Chinese Communists Batal. £C.. fie _   SOVIET WITHDRAWAL IS STILL PUZZLING

Street Fights Rage In City: Soviets Leave      Chinese Communists Move to Encircle Manchurten City

Mukden Scrap ls Caused By Reds’ Removal   Reinforcements Being Sent To Skeleton City

Rival Forces Battling For Mukden   Russian Withdrawal Brings on New Crisis in Orient

CHINESE: TROOPS REPORTED IN FIGHT AT MUKDEN   Control of Manchurian City Sought by Reds,:..National“ists” After’ Withdrawal of  Eo ee nena ~ sep npa ee Ey

Communists Take — Over Power Plant   Martial: Law -Proclaimed After Sudden Strike

Britain Backs U. S. Protest On Manchuria   Also Asks Quick Reply To Note About Plans For Withdrawal from Iran

Fighting Rages In Largest : Manchuria City   Communist Forces Reported Trying To Seize Mukden; Chinese Reds Attack in Wake of Ruse Withdrawal

Civil War Rages In Manchuria   Nationalist And Communists Fight For Skeleton City

CHINA FACTIONS MOVE RESERVES TO MUKDEN AREA   FIGHTING FLARES AFTER WITHDRAWAL OF SOVIET TROOPS

FIGHTING STILL RAGES, MUKDEN PLANT'S SEIZED   Chinese ‘Reports Indicate Rival Forees Clash After Withdrawal of Russians ©

Communists Are Said To Be Tryinc To Capture Cily   Martial Law Proclaimed Government Army Newspaper Reports   OUTBREAK FOLLOWS RUSSIAN WITHDRAWAL   Abrupt Departure of Scviet Troops Is Blamed for Disorders

‘HIT SUDDENLY 'AS RUSSIANS GO   Occupy Power Plant, Northern Section Of City; Nationalists Proclaim Martial Law In Swift Move

Communists Attempting to Gain Control   Elements of Four Nationalist Armies Said to Be Marching Toward Skeleton City

Withdrawal Of Russian Troops Causes Contes   OPPOSING FACTIONS TO SEEK CONTROL OF MUKDEN

STATE T0 CLOSE BARS NEAR FAIR   Statute of 1888 Still Holds Attorney General Tells Liquor Chief

RULING MADE LAW OF 1888 ~ ISIN FORCE   JENKINS SAYS LIQUOR DE PARTMENT MUST ENFORCE BAN, WITHIN TWO MILE OF FAI

Liquor Sales Unlawful in Lone of Fairs   Old Ruling in State Upheld by Attorney General

Negotiators in Rail Discussion Are in Recess  Brief ‘No Progress’ Saeccign fe Hald

No Progress Report Today On Rail Talks   Operators And  Unior Men Recess, Plan Later Conference Today Tc Avert A Strike

No Progress In Rail Strike Meet   Brief Seasion Held—Another Scheduled for.’ Later Today

Rail Parley Fails to Gain   Recess Called as Operators and Uniens Make No Progress

‘No Progress’ Is Listed Following Capital Rail Talk   Negotiations Take Recess: Officials Are Waiting More Positive Outcome

No Progress in Effort to Block Rail Tie-Up   Conferences, Renewed at Request of President Truman, Recess Until Later Today; Guarded: Optimism Thot Saturday Strike Will be Averted

Hopes to Avert Rail Strike Grow; Talks With President Help   Truman Requests New Talks, Reports on Progress Made

RAIL NEGOTIATIONS MAKE “NO PROGRESS AS STRIKE NEARING.  MEETING REQUESTED BY

NO PROGRESS IS MADE TO AVERT RAIL WALKOUT   Government Still Hopes Op. erators, Union Will Reach Agreement Soon

Rail Session Reports No Progress   Guarded Optimism Said Felt In Official Circles

No Progress In Talks On Rail Strike   Meet Briefly This Morning, Recess, Call Another Meeting Loter in Day

‘Conferees Strive to  Avert Rail Walkout   “No Progress” Session Recesses but Group Cajls Another Parley  ee aes ee ig

_ Progress” ~Repor ted In Rail Dispute   Negotiators Resume Wage Parleys In Effort To Avert Strike Set For Saturday

Marshall and Chiang Due To Discuss New Truce Plan for Manchurian Row

May Court 1 erm Jury List Drawn   JAY JACKSON RITES TUESDAY AT RIPPEY

CHIANG SEES END OF ONE MAN RULE   PLEDGES ALLEGIANCE TO BROAD DECISIONS OF UNITY MEETING

Rebuilding of China Nota One- Man Job   Chiang Foresees An End to His Leadership

Chiang Sees A Possible End To His Leadership   China’s Emergence From  Civil Strife Acclaimed i i Sa

Chiang Foresees Leadership End   Says Will Work For Peace And Solidarity Whether In Or Out

China May Emerge With Freedom for Political Parties   Kai-Shek Pledges Self to Work for Peace, Solidarity

DAY OF FREEDOM COMES TO CHINA   May End Chiang Kai-shek’: Long Reign of One Party Rule   TO WORK FOR PEACE

Chiang Predicts New Chinese Era   Sees Possible End  of His Leadership

Chiang Sees End Of Personal  Leadership Soon  Rebuilding of Country Does Not Rest on Sinale Party, He Says

Chiang Foresees End of His Regime as All China Unites to Form Democratic Nation

Chiang Expects End To His Rule In New Freedon   Task Of Rebuilding To Be National

CHIANG SEES END TO HS LEADERSHIP   (eneralissimo Believes the Task of Rebuilding China Will Rest With the National Party Rather Than With Him.

CIVIL STRIFE TERMINATED IN CHINA   Full Freedom ls Granted Ali Political Parties

Kuomintang Chief for 18 Years Pledges Decisions. of Unity Conference to Be Carried Out

Chiang May Step Aside In Politics   Approach of All-Party Gov. ernment, He Says, May Soon End One-Man Rule

Chiang Ready Te Step. Down From Leaderchin   ‘Generalissima . Views Political Freedom  AS Foreshadowing “His Withdrawal

Chiang Expects His Leadershiy Will End Soon   _ Joins Communist Leader in Pledging Unity Support

All Parties Get Full Freedom. .... China’s Millions Enter Upon Era Of Democracy; Chiang Sees End Of Rule

New Era Dawns — In China   Chiang Forsees End Of Personal Rule As New Setup Replaces Kuomintang “Reign”

Freedom Looms In China As 18-Year. Dictatorship Ends   Plans Agreed On For In:  - stituting - Democratic Freedoms; Chiang Foresees End of His Leadership As One Party Rule Ends...

Chiang Foresees Events As End To Leadership   Tells Historic Conference All Decisions Will Be Carried Out

New Chinese ‘Pact May End Chiang’s Rule   Leader Pledges Support Tc Government Whether Hi:  Js In Or Out.   CIVIL STRIFE ENDED

JAP THRONE RETAINED  New Constitution Strips Emperor of Military Rule

Chiang Hints at His Retirement   Civil War Over; Natio Must Carry Burden  of Future Unity

Civil Strife In China Concludec   Chiang Kai-Shek Sees End To Leadership

MEETINGS TO SMOCTIT OVER DIFFERENCES   USSR Can Have Roth Peace,  Security

Texan Suagests Periodic Meets Of Big Nations   Russia Called on To Avoid ‘Acts That Tend To Provoke War’

Connally Says Cooperation Is Path To Peace   Meetings Between Nations’ Leaders Uraed By Texan

SEN, CONNALLY REPORTS ON UNO MEETING   Periodic Meetings of Big 3 or Big 5 Suggested to Smooth Friction.

Decision Tonight On Food Price Ceilings   Decontrol Board to Announce If Major Items as Meats, Milk, Butter Return to Control; OPA Ready If They Do

Announcement Will Be Made At5S P.M. Here   Explanation Will Fellow At 7 P.M.

Price Board Reports Tonight   Decontrol Group Will Announce Decision On Price Ceilings

Price Decision On Milk, Meat, And Butter Due   Decontrol Board Will Announce Its Action at 6 p. m.

Board Keeps Price Control Plans Secref   Announcement To Be Made Tonight; Explanation Slated

CONTROL BOARD READIES REPORT   Panel -To--Give--Decisi Prices Tuesday Night

Price Decontrol Board To Tell Of Action On Meats, Milk And Butter

Board Explains Price Decision On Air Tonight   \New OPA Ceilings, If Ordered, Would Be Delayed Until Friday

Meat and Dairy Control Edict — Due at 6 P. M.   ‘Board Will Announce Vital Decision in “BUOut Broadcast

NATION WILL GET CEILINGS ON FOOD ITEMS AT 10 TONIGHT   Board Will Make Nation Wide Report By Radio

Board Holding Fate Of Major Kitchen Items  Members To Give Explanation Of Action Taniaht —

ARD RULING DULED WAP      y Controls Ordered  n a Start Un1 Dridayv

Price Decontrol Board Decisions Due Late Tuesday   Members Will Explain Reasons for Actions In All-Network Speech

Nation to Learn Tonight if Food Ceilings Return   Members of Board To Use Radio to  Explain Decisions

‘Decontrol Board to Make - Announcement at 7 P. M. On Whether Price Ceilings Go Back On Major Food Items.

DECONTROL BOARD to FACING DEADLINE OF MIDNIGHT UNDER LAW  earern FAT Fah CA Pa ee:

PUBLIC WILL KNOW TONIGHT ABOUT THE PRICE CEILINGS   May Be Replaced on Milk Butter and Meat, It Is Said.   THE DEADLINE IS 6 P. M.   Nine Days of Searching Study  ‘Has Been Completed By Board.

PRICE POLICY TC BE ANNOUNCED BY BOARD LATE TODAY   Members of Decontrol Board to Explain Action in Brodd--— cast Tonight. -

Nation Learns Tonight About Price Ceilings on Meats, Milk and Butter      Decontrol Board Will Announce Its Decision on Live Stock, Dairy Products, Grains and Products Derived From Commodities

Meat Price Fate Due Tonight   Decisions on Ceilings To Be Announced By Decantral Rasrd.

Decontroller: Will. Announce  Decision Today   Nation Will Learn at 7 P.M. Future Price’ Policy on Many Major Food Ttems

Decontrol Board Reports To Nation Tonight... . Decision On Ceilings To Be Broadcast At 9 P. M.

TEMPERATURES   Decision Will Be Broadcast This Evening   Officialdom Keeps Strict Silence On Ceiling Policy

“Nation Awaits Price Decontrol Board's Verdict   Group Will Say Whether Ceilings To Be Restored

U.S. TO LEARN PLAN ON PRICES   Decontro Board To Rule Tonight On Food Items; Subsidies Studied

Decontrol Board Decisions to Be Revealed to U.S.   Ruling on Ceiling Prices on Edibles Will Be Mode Knawn at 7 P.M. Tuesday: Radio Broadcast Set

Decontrol Board To Decide Meat, Milk And Butter Price Ceiling Issue Tonight

Decontrollers Must Reach Decision Soon   2-Day Postponement In Placement of Ceilings Is Allowed

RULES TONIGHT ON DECONTROL   Will Decide Whether Meat And Milk Go Back Under Ceilinas

EXPLAIN CEILING RULING TONIGHT   Decontrol Board Will Ge on Radio at 9 P.M. With Compliance Plea

Nation Awaits Ruling On Meat Butter Ceilings   Price Decontrol Board Prepares To Announce Decision Tonight.

Decontrollers Decision Due Tonight On Price Of Meats, Milk, Butter

0PATO DELAY ENFORCEMENT UNTIL FRIDAY   \lembers to Explain Decisions in Radio Announcement

To Delay New Ceilings  Tf Ordered   OPA Won't Act Before Friday If Controls Are  5 oe Pe ee ee rans remewiag eae on Deas

STAND AWAITED ~ ON FOOD PRICES   Nation Will Learn Tonight Ii Controls Are To Return

Control Ruling Slated Tonight   Meat, Milk, Butter Prices At Stake In Ruling

Decision on Controls  Due Today   Board to Announce Decision on Meat, Milk, Graifi Ceilings

Ceilings Decision  Tonight   Members Price Decontrol Board Will _—  To The N ation

Price Decontrol Board Decision To Come Tonight   Decision On Restoration Of Price Ceilings Is Expected At Seven O’Clock   NO INKLING YET OF BOARD’S DECISION

Ruling Due Tonight from Price Board   Local Residents to Hear Report of ThreeMan Decontrol Group On Radio Broadcast

Decision on Price Controls to Come By Radio Tonigh!   if Reestablished Ceilings To Become Effective on Friday

Decontro! Board Will Announce Its Decision Tonight   Edict Climaxes 9 Days of Searching Study---Hundreds of Items Affected

PRICE CEILINGS MAY GO BACK ON DAIRY PRODUCTS AND MEATS   Decontro! Board To Announce List This Evening

Decontrol Board To Reveal More Decisions lonight   Will Announce Whether Ceilings Go Back On Meat, Milk and Butter

Board Holding Fate Of Major Kitchen Items  Members To Give Explanation Of

Decontrol Board To Announce Tonight Whether Controls Go Back On Meat. Milk, Butter   Three Members To Explain To Public In Broadcast Why They Decided As They Dic

Nation Learns Price Control  Verdict Today   Board Plans To Announce Decision at 7 p. m. on Restoration of Price Ceilings on Food Items.

Decontrol Board To Give Verdict At 7 P. M., Then Explain Action On All-Network Radio Program  At 9 P. M. (CDT

DECISION ON - CEILINGS IS ~ NOT FAR OFF   WASHINGTON RUMORS SAY THAT CONTROLS WILL‘ BE PLACED ON SOME FOOD  ‘ PRODUCTS .

NATIONALISTS HAVE GRIP ON MUKDEN   Chinese Communist Troops Remain On Outskirts

Mukden Reported Nearly Evacuated By Soviet Troops   Chinese Nationalists Said to Have Good Grip on * Manchurian ‘City   COMMUNIST FORCES STILL THREATENING   S.-Equipped Units Move Oe Skirmishing in Mining District. at Fushan

Soviets Complete Withdrawal From Manchurian City   Mukden Is Occupied By Armed Chinese  Nationalists

REPORT SOVIETS LEAVING MUKDEN   Nationalists Rumored Gaining  ‘Control in Manchuria

Huge Communis Army Deployed Outside Mukden   Chinese Nationalists Get Reintorcements As Russians Leave

MUKDEN TURNED ‘OVER TO CHINA; RUSSIANS LEAVE   .  ball as an cee  Nationalists Control City, But Communist Troops Are Deployed Outside

RED TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM MUKDEN   F orce of Chinese ‘Nationalist in Control of City

Nearly All USSR Troops Leave Mukden   Chinese Nationalisis Have Grip on City; hKteds Deploved Outside

OHIO ASSEMBLY FINISHES WORK   Eighteen Bills Apyroved  Special Session; Rent Control Delayed

COME TO THE WEDDING AT  VERNON GYM, HALLOWEEN THIIRGNRAY EVE OcT 2¢e0T

COME TO THE WEDDING AT VERNON GYM, HALLOWEEN THURSDAY FVE.. OCT. 218T.

LEWIS HALTED IN PAY DRIVE   Union Leader’s Surrender May Hasten Return Of  Mines To Owners

End Of Strike Eases Urgency For Pay Talks  = May Sit Back And — Wait For Any Further Government Moves  MAILING RESTRICTIONS — DIMOUTS ARE LIFTED  Tribunal May Announce  Today Whether It Will

Next Move Up To Supreme Court In  Epic Coal Case   Mine Owners May Sit Back And Await Any New Government Action Against UMW; Pressure Also Relaxed On Courts

Pay Increase  Drive of UMW Has Setback  Owners of Mines Gain by Course of Lewis Maneuvers

‘NEXT MOVE IN CONTROVERSY RESTS WITH SUPREME COURT   Separate Appeal Also Pending Before Judge T. Alan Goldsborough; Lewis Looks To High  Court’s Decision

Court Must Make Next Move in Coal Dispute   Tribunal Expected to Announce a Ruling Today

Next Move In Coal Strike Up To The Supreme Court   Mine Workers Prepared To Await Next Government Moves—Court May Announce Today Whether Appeal! Will Be Heard -

Mine Owners in Position to Sit Back and Await Further Government Moves Against Lewis.

Action Lets Steam > Out of Lewis’ Drive For Increased Pay; Most Restrictions On Public Removed

Next Act In Coal Drama  UpTo Court   Lewis’ Surrender To U. S. Weakens Demand For Raise

[THREE RUSSIANS HELD BY AMERICANS RETURNED TO REDS   "Still No Word Received From Two U. S. Soldiers

U. S. RELEASES THREE RUSSIANS   No Word Received on Fate Of Two Yank Officers

Jap General Put to Death On Gallows   Manila Despoiler Dies in Disgrace; Prays for Emperor

Yamashita, Jap Butcher, Is Hanged   Despoiler of Manila Dies Near Place of One of His Infamies

Japanese General Yamashita Hangs   Officers Faced Most Dishonocrable Death Possible In Jap Eyes

Yamashita Hangs in Gl Fatigues  Colleagues Accompany Jap Leader +o Death

Two Others Executed © With Him At Dawn      Dies In Disgrace Where His Soldiers But Year Ago Slaughtered 2,000 Civilians

PRAYER FOR EMPEROR ©  Yamashita Hangs in Cane Field Near Los Banos

Jap General Hanged ‘In Disgrace’ Before Dawn Today In Cane Field In Philippines: Two Others. Also Killed

Yamashita Dies ForWar Crimes   ‘Tiger of Malaya’ Stripped of Military - Honors; Clad in GI Fatigues as Hanged: Grave Is Unmarked

Yamashita Goes to End In Dishonor   Manila Despoiler Executed by Rope Before Sun Rise

Yamashita Dies On Gallows for Jap War Crimes   Conqueror of Singapore Despoiler of Manila Disgraced, but True to the Emperor

Yamashita Hangs For War Crimes   Jap General Hanged ‘In Disgrace’ Before Dawn Today In Cane Field In Philippines; Two Others Also Killed

Yamashita Dies Shameful Death On The Gallows   Hanged Ignominiously As War Criminal, Wear ing GI Faticues.

Onetiine’ Bemedalled Con queror of ‘Singapore Meets Disgraceful Death In U.. Ss Khaki Fatigues

YAMASHITA DIES DN GALLOWS FOR MANILA QUTRAGES   Japanese Commander Executed at Dawn Today as. ny! Se eee

Yamashita  Hanged in Cane Fiele   Singapore Conqueror’: Last Words Prayer For Emperor.

‘Yamashita Hanged in Cane Field   Stripped of Uniform, His Last Words a Prayer for the Emperor’s Lone Life

Gen. Yamashita Dies On Gallows   Jap War Criminal Hanged In Manila

Gen. Yamashita, 2 Subordinates Go To Gallows   Former Jap Leader Stripped Of Uniform Clad In Fatigues As He Dies In Disgrace

YAMASHITA DIES ‘FOR WAR CRIMES   Despoiler of Manila Hanged on Flood-Lighted Gallows   PRAYER FOR EMPEROR

Gen. Yamashita Dies on Gallows As War Crimina'   Despoiler of Manila Hanged in Disgrace ‘With 2 Subordinates

U.S. EXECUTES YAMASHIFA FOR WAR BRUTALITY   Japanese Officer Hanged As Common Criminal; Put In Nameless Grave

GALLOWS ENDS TERROR REIGN OF YAMASHITA   Butcherer Of Filipinos Has Last Word Of Prayer For Emperor’s Long Life

Yamashita Hanged for Crimes; Buried in Nameless Grave   Dies in Tattered Khakis; Two Torturers Also Meet Death

Yamashita Dies In Karly Morning   Last Words Prayer For Emperor's Long Life and Prosperity

INFAMOUS JAP CHIEF DIES IN CIVILIAN GARB   HEIGHT OF SHAME METED OUT FOR MANILA KILLER

Conqueror of Singapore Dies as War Criminal for Condoning Atrocities in Philippines.   GOES TO GALLOWS WITHOUT MEDALS   Commander Calm as He Walks to Scaffold—Two Other Nipponese Officers Put to Death.

Dies In Disgrace For Atrocities — In Philippines    Goes To Death On Gallows Wearing Patched American Khaki Fatigues

Yamashita Dies On Gallows  tan Ware frciminal   Jap War Criminal Hanaed Before Dawn

YAMASHITA  DIED IGNOBLE DEAsd BEFORE DAWN TODAY   Singapore’s Great Conqueror Hanged In Cane Field For His War Crimes

tiang Yamashita For War Grimes   Goes to Death in Patched Yank Fatigues—Strippec Of Uniform

Yamashita Pays Final Penalty _   Stripped of Military Honor Despoiler of Philippines Is Hanged In Secret Execution

22 HURT IN WRECK ON COG RAILWAY   Flat Car, Releaced at Top of Moun tain, Speeds Down and Crashes Into Train, ,

RUSSIANS VIEW VISITING OF FIELD MARSHAL MONTGOMERY TO CANADA AS WAR ‘PREPARING

Monty’s Canadian Visit Is Viewed With Suspicion By Soviet Russia Radio

U. §. MAY SEEK Ona ae          Fact-Finding Investigate Ix Is Being Suggested  Group to

PREPARE FOR ATOMIC WAR, JOURNAL SAYS   Ceast Artillery Publication Says Nation Shenld Get Eeady Now For Attack

Coast Artillery Journal Favors. Preparedness Against Atomic Bambs And Bioloaical Warfare

STALIN’S PEACE TALK 15 EXPECTED TO EASE TENSION   U. S. Officiais Believe Dictator Has Made “Useful Contribution” to International Relations.   EDEN’S SUGGESTION REJECTED BY CLAYTON   Undersecretary of State Declares There Is No Need for “New Approach” to Russia.

Hope Stalin Backs Talk With Peaceful Deeds   Diplomats Believe Firmness With Russia Paying Off

Diplomats Hopeful For Lasting Peace   Stalin Statement May Ease Tension, Officials Believe

Stalin Stand May  Relieve Tension  Diplomatic Officials  Fyeproece Oninions

Stalin Stand May  Relieve Tension  Diplomatic Officials Express Opinions

Two Die and Others Are Injured as Train Leaps Rails  Eastbound Flier Jumps Tracks in Nevada On Way to Salt Lake

2 KILLED, 58 INJURED AS FLIER JUMPS RAILS   Army Nurse, Major Help To Care For Passengers

Employers Urged To Use Veterans  C Of C Speaker Urges Survey For Disabled Firs:

MERCURY 15 DUE TO RISE IN STATE   PLAINS OF WESTERN KANSAS SEARED AS TEMPERATURES REACH 100 MARK,

Ba er, Near Collapse, Breaks Fast to Help Famine Areas on 8th Day

Price of Cotton Handker chiefs  Senator Bankhead Asks OPA Experts to Explain

Shock Cures Senator’s Sneezes—  Price of Handkerchief High   Asks Explanation    ‘Of OPA Cotton Price Policy

COURT. RULING NOT CHANGING ~ FIRST POLIC)      TRUMAN AIDES SAY PRESI. “DENT STICKING TO REJEC-'  TION: ‘OF Lewis" CLAIM CONTRACT ENDED,

U.S. THROUGH NEGOTIATING WITH LEWIS   Government Believed Seeking Management-Union Parley.

Commission on Negro Schools To Be Named   Hickman and Prairie View Principal Offered Posts

Bi-Racial Group To Be Named On  Negro Education   Governor Lauds Action Of Governing Boards In Proposing Two Colleges

Troop Movement Is Denied   No Mobilization Of Yugoslav Troops, Government Says

Blackened ‘Good' Luck’ ‘Penny Helps Identify Rody Burned in Wreck

Holdup Case Set Monday   Gary Negro Charged With Particpating In Local Robbery

HUFFMAN WAS THE KEYNOTER AT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION   SENATOR LAUDS TRUMAN ADMINISTRATION AS DEMOCRATS GET THEIR CAMPAIGN UNDER WAY

HUFFMAN LAUDS DEM RULE IN KEYNOTE TALK   Senator Opens One-Day Ohio Convention With Praise For Administration.

Carrier May Visit Turk Port   U.S.S. Randotph Replaces The FDR In Mediterranean

Chinese Unity  Not in Foree   Red Leader Saya Chiang Evading Agreements

Meat, Bread, Soap Disappear. From American Shops as Grain Harvest Falls Below Demand:

MOLOTOY ASKS IR BRITAIN, U.S, WILLING   Wants to Know If All Other Nations Will Open Wide Their Doors

MOLOTOV ASKS U. 5. BRITISH ARMS REPORTS   Russians Request Jet-Propelled And Atomic Weapon Supplies

Russia Questions U. S., Britain on Armaments Issue  Immediate Report on New Weapons Is Desired by Molotov

RUSSIA RAISES ATOMIC ISSUE   Molotov Queries If Britain And U. S. Ready to Report Data in Troop Count

3 POWERS ARGUE OVER TROOP COUN AND NEW WEAPONS   Russia Asks If U. S. and Britain Are Ready to Report On Atomic and Jet Armaments.   A NEGATIVE REPLY GIVEN BY ENGIAND   Keds Again Refuse to Throw Light on Size of Home Forces—Warm Debate Lasts 3 Hours,

Molotov Asks For Report On Atomic Arms   Committee Joins lL: Warm Debate On Troop Count

Troops Check . Plan Snarled On New Issue   Molotov Bluntly Requests Allies Disclose Arms ‘Ba Wall Aa Moan

BRITON CLASHES WITH MOLOTOV DURING DEBATE   Troop Census Without Check On Arms Would Be Of Little Use   THREE DIFFERENT VIEWPOINTS GIVEN

Molotov Injects Atomic Question Into UN Session   Asks U. S. and Britain If They’re Ready To Make Report

Troop Count Complicated By Molotov   Asks U. S., Britain If They Will Report On Atomic Weapons

Molotov Asks ‘Report on New Weapons   U. N.:Committee Is Handed New, Complicating Factor

NEW ANGLE IN ARMS DEBATE   BRITAIN AND U.S. A. ASKED TO REPORT ON ATOM BOMBS   Lroop Census Pushed

Hiroshima   Fever, Blood Disorders, Infections Plague Survivors Days After Blast

Hiroshima   Great, Brilliant Flash Precedes Terriflc Damage, Survivors Say

Hiroshima   The Story of Six Who Still Wonder Why They Lived When So Many Died

Hiroshima   Dazed Victims Dig Themselves Out ~And Then Come the Horrible Burns

Hiroshima   ‘Leave Me to Die,’ Victim Cries; The Misery Is Vast, Overwhelming

FIRE BURNS 25,000  BUSHELS OF WHEAT  IN QUANAH, TEXAS BLAZE FOLLOWS RUMOR  OF PENDING DISASTER CITED RY RAILROAD

FIRE BURNS 25,000 ; BUSHELS OF WHEAT IN QUANAH, TEXAS BLAZE FOLLOWS RUMOF OF PENDING DIS DISASTER  7UToShH PY D

POPPY DAY OBSERVANCE  HERE TOMORROW   Contributions Will Go To Disabled Veterans And Their Families.

Poppy Day Is Set For May 25   Will Be Observed In Chillicothe and Throughout the United States.

POPPY DAY TC  BE OBSERVED HERE TOMORROW   Contributions Will Go To Disabled -Veterans And Their Families.

Poppy Day to Be Observed Here  Saturday, May 25   First Tag Day Since Close of World War II

POPPY DAY WILL BE OBSERVED SATURDAY   LEGION AUXILIARY SPONSOR   To Sell Memorial Flowers For Benefit of America’s Disabled Vets And Families

Poppy Day Is May 25, Says ‘Auxiliary Head   Volunteer Workers Will Raise Money to Assist Disabled Veterans

Attempt to Raise a Captive Polar Bear Cub Proves Unsuccessful Due to Diet

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN i\Who’ll Milk A Polar Bear? 'No Rush, Fellows, Please!

Wife Held in Gun Death of Husband; Baby Is Wounded   Bank Clerk Shot Through Heart; His ‘Vicious’ Look Bothered Her

CHINA EXPECTS CHANGCHUN TO FALL   Report Tanks Lead Attack On Manchurian Capital   OVERNMENT’S   New First Army, Enroute Slowly On Foot, Still 76 Miles Away

Changchun Capture Is Uncertain   Government. Waits New: as Communists Sa; City Has Fallen tc Their Foreea -  Outside Aid Hinted   Centyal News Agency Says Tanks, Rockets Used by Reds sx.

CHANGCHUN IS HELD BY REDS   Fate of Seven Americans In City Still Not  nown

Chinese Expect Reds To Capture Changchun Soon   No Word Received Con. cerning Safety of Americars In City

J. S. GOVERNMENT CITES CAPYURED- GERMAN DOCUMENTS 'TO PROVE CLOSE COLLABORATION DUR ING WAR * .

State Resuming Wartime Looks Under Brownou   More Stringent Orders for Conservation of Coal Supply Considered

Acheson Receives Heavy File of Reports, Tries to Determine Time Tito Must Meet with U. S. Demand

Acheson Gets In  Official Reports   Exact Expiration Time For Answer  Not Revealed

—YUGOSLAVIA-Time Runs Short On  Ultimatum   Report Received From Ambassador

Tito Charges Deliberate U.S. Aerial Spying On His Areas   American Victims to Be Buried at Outskirts Of Belgrade

Not Satisfied With Reaction; Report Arrives   Bodies of Five Fliers Located; Tito Charges U. 8. Violated Lines on Flights

Tito Charges U.S. Spying on Military Lines   Flights to Be Resumed But With American Armed Protection

Expiration Time Of Ultimatum Uncertain As UNO Move Is Held Ready

Ultimatum Deadline IsReached   Formal Complaint By U.S. Held In Readiness For Security Council

Chiefs Poise For Action On Yugoslavia   U. S. Official Studies Sheaf of Reports Concerning Incident

Avait Reply To Ultimatum From lito   Formal Complaint To Ask Appropriate Action By Council On Yugoslav Affair

ACHESON GETS HEAVY FILE OF REPORTS TODAY   State Department Still Refuses to Indicate Actions

Marshal Accuses U.S Of Spying From Air   All Five Occupants of Downed Transport Believed Killed—  Mass Grave Opened for Inspection

Acheson Pours Through File Yugo Reports   State Department Refuaes to Divulge Time When Ultimatum Expires or Will Expire   Plan Resumption Of Army Flights   Transport Planes Will Be Supplied With Armed Escorle iy Yugeslavia Area

Mrs. Roosevelt _ May Be Asked To  Assist Refugees   UNRRA. Would Name Her to Head International Groiip.

Mrs. Roosevelt May Be Named   Mentioned as Head of Organization for  Displaced Persons

Mrs. Roosevelt Seen As Head Of Refugee Aid   Britain Likely To Ask _- Her Appointment To UNO Post

‘Mrs. Roosevelt Mentioned ‘For UNRRA Refugees Post  ‘LaGuardia Nominated Top Director

MRS, ROOSEVELT URGED FOR POST   May Be Chosen To Aid War Refugees And ‘Exiles’

New Post Seen for  Mr S: F, D, R   Former First Lady May, Get UNRRA Task of Handling Refugees

Mrs. Roosevelt Boomed for Post With UNRRA as Head of Displaced Persons

UNRBA May Pic y/¥ ormer First Lady . For Top J ob.   Eleanor Roosevelt —  May Handle Exiles

Mrs. Roosev elt Is Proposed For UNRRA Post   Suggested She Head World Group For Handling Problems of Political  Exiles and Refuge

Eleanor Roosevelt Suggested 'To Head Agency To Handle ‘Problems Of Political Exiles   Action May Await Time When Problems Are. Farmally Turned Over To UNRRA ©

Mrs. FDR Boomed For UNRRA Post      May Head Group For Handling Political Exiles Refugees Problems

RODEOS ARE TOP EVENTS IN STATE FOR JULY FOURTH         Guting-bound Parties Asked to Use Care in Avoiding Acci denis, Fires

Republican Biddine For Liberal’ Tag For Elections _   Senator Taft’s Speech Gives Impetus to Drive For Enticing Label

Truce in Coal Strike Not to End Emergency   Government to Retain Control Over All Coal Mined—25.000,.000 Tons Hoped For

Clearer Picture of Fuel Situation is Desired in Capital   Senators Unyielding in Demand for Some Strike Controls

WORKERS TC RETURN 10 PITS MONDAY   Truman Tells UMW And - Qperators To Reach « Early Agreement

12-Day Conference Period Only Eases Present Shortage   Government Agencies Restudy Many Strike Emergency Measures, But Most Expected to Continue

Stringent Orders Not ToBe Altered Tn New England   Owners, UMW Must Work _Out Agreement On New. “Contract In Few ‘Days.

President Truman Calls for Workers and Owners To Work Out New Agree ment Within 2 Weeks.   NEGOTIATIONS ARE REOPENED AT ONCE

Kaiser Auto Plant, UAW Sign Contract With New Provision  Workers to Be Penalized For Wildcat Strike; All Satisfied

Kaiser-Frazer, UAW Agree on New Contract   Anniduricement. Tells of _ Unprecedented Pro; . duction Wege— Decbe. -

KAISER SETTLES: ROW WITH U. A. W   AGREEMENT CALLS FOR §L19 HOURLY AND $5 BONUS FOR EACH CAR MADE.

Kaiser-Frazer, ClO Auto Workers Reach Agreement   Wage Rate To Total $1.19 at Outset; Company To Form Bonus Pool

Kaiser-Frazer Corp. - Grants $1.19 Hourly   Unprecedented Wa ge Rate For CIO Workers Is Reached

Wilson Approved As Housing Boss   Ask Confirmation of Fred M. Vinson

U.S. May Support  ‘Move for Hearing   ‘For U.N. Investigation of : Alleged Subversive Men ace in Spain   “A HAVEN FOR GERMANS      “Poland Charges Franco _ Harbors Atomic Weapons Scientists

Will Support Full Hearing at U.N., Suggested by Poles   British Delegation Expected to Join in Stand Against France

US TO. HEAR  POLAND   Indictment of Franco Regime Before Council

Gromyko Is Expected to Align Himself With Polish Demands  Before U.N. Would Stop Nazis U.N. Action Weuld Halt Nazis Devising New Warfare in Spain

U.S. Supports Full Hearing on Spain   Expected to Take. Position That: Franco Issue Is Internal Problem, But Willtng for U. N. to: Probe Charades Regime is Haven For Nazis

Favor Hearing On Spain   U.N. Consideration Of Polish Indictment Backed By U. S.; Further Action Reserved

Poland Says Franco Regime In Spain Harboring Nazi Scientists   Spanish Leaders  Reach New York      Representative Of That Government May Be  Called To Council Table

United States Will Support  Spain Hearing   Polisa indictment Of Franco Aiding Nazis Gains Strength

U, S. WLL BACK POLES’ CHARGE AGAINST SPAIN   This Country Agrees to Support Hearing of Franco Regime Before U. N,

POLES DEMAND IN SPAIN CASE   British Expected To Tak: Stand Against Regime Of Franco   Photo on Page 13.

U.S. Endorses Probe of Franco Spain  Second Major Test   Second Major Test To Come Before Council on Menday

U.N. Faces lts Second Major Test   U.S. Will Support A Full Hearing’ on Polish Indictment  OF Eranen Resima

OPAIN HOPING TOGET PLAGE AS OBSERVER   Washington Hails Naming of Novikov as New Red Ambassador.

But to Reserve Decisions Until Facts Known   British Expected to Join  In Stand; Poles Seek i U.N. Action

U.S. Will Support Full UN Hearing On Poland’s Charges Against Spain

U. §. WILL BACK HEARING FOR POLAND   Spokesman Indicates Action Supporting a Full Airing Before United Nations of Charges Against Franco Spain.

U.S. To Support Hearing Before U. N. Council On Polish Indictment, Spain

UN Expected To Hear Indictment Of Franco Regime   Poland Says Country Is Haven for Fugitive German Scientists

U.S. fo Back Pole Demand   Favors Bringing Before U. N. Council Charge Spair Refuge of Nazi Scientists

U.S. To Sponsor U-N Hearing On  Franco Regime   Madrid Says Russians Inspired Move

Prints the News  Tells the Truth   U.S. May Support Poland s Demand for Full Hearing Of Charges Against Spain   Spanish Republicans Send Observers To Meeting of UN Security Council; Flushing Meadows Named Interim Site

REDS MAY BACK POLE PLEA ON SPANISH ACTION   Gromyko, Relieved Of Envoy Duties, Will Devote Full Time To UN Work

Extra Commuter Trains Operate   PRR Continues Schedule Despite Union Frotest

Army And Navy Contend They Were Improperly ‘Warned Of Impendine Attack On Pearl Harbor

INVESTIGATE GREEN FLARE      Searchers Begin Hunt for Missing Marine Plane After Residents Report Seeing F

MISSING PLANE SEARCH WIDENS   32 Aboard Ship Down in Heavily-Wooded Country

Wyatt Says Housing Program Jeopardized By OPA Measure   Expediter Explains Liberalized Controls Would Boost Cost Out Of Veterans’ Reach

Wyatt Worrying Over High Costs   Housing Expediter Moves To Lower Limits On Prices

HOUSING BOSS TURNS  ATTENTION. 0-HIGH .  COST OF BUILDING — WYATT SAYS OPA CUT  MAY MAKE IMPOSSIBLE HOMES FOR VETERANS

[Kansas Congressmen Hear from Folks Back Home---And They Eavyor Controls

TWO NEW CASES FILED FOR ACTION BY COUNTY CLERK   Actions In Equity Both Filed Last Wednesday By Plaintiffs’ Attorneys

TWO NEW COURT CASES ARE FILED BY COUNTY CLERK   Partition of Real Estate Is Demanded In One Suit, Possession In The Other

TWO NEW CASES FILED FOR ACTION BY COUNTY CLERK   Divorce Action Filed On .Mar. 21 By Attorney For Plaintiff, Gladys Wilson

Harriman Backs Byrnes’ Policy  Says Most Citizens  TT _.i4y=.... ce... ogre

BYRNES GIVEN FULL SUPPORT BY HARRIMAN   New Secretary States Belief Policy Has Public Backing

Harriman Will Back Truman’s  Foreign Policy   New Secretary of Commerce Will (30 to Paris, Confer With Byrnes.

Harriman Support: Foreign Policies   Newly-Named Commerce Secretary Praises Work Being Carried on By James F. Byrnes

Harriman Gets Wailace Post, Backs Byrnes   U.S. Chief In Paris — Seeks Big Four Meet To Speed Peace Work

Harriman Backs Policies Of Truman And Byrnes   Commerce Head Says He Believes Most Americans  Hold Same View

Harriman Backs Truman-Byrnes Foreign Policy   Secretary - Designate Be lieves Most Americans Hold Same View

Will Carry On Principles Of Mr. Roosevelf      Secretary-Designate Says He Feels Americans in Accord

Plans Conference With . Secretary Of State In Paris Soon, Oftice Says

HARRIMAN IN FULL SUPPORT BYRNES POLICY   New Commerce Secretary Designate In Accord With Truman Stand

Harriman Is Appointed Tc Cabinet Post   New Secretary Of Commerce

Harriman Will  ick Truman’s       Foreign Policy   New Secretary of Com : mnetee Will Go to Paris.  Confer With Byrnes.

HARRIMAN BACKS FOREIGN POLICY   SAYS COURSE PURSUED BY TRUMAN AND BYRNES SHOULD LEAD TO PEACE.

Harriman to Cabinet; Backs Truman Policy   Appointed Commerce Secretary to Succeed Henry-A: Wallace; Calls Truman-Byrnes Policy He Helped ‘to Frame “The Road to Peace’

Harriman Backs Foreign Policy  Says Public Supports Truman And Byrnes

Harriman in Line On Foreign Policy   Is Named by Truman to Succeed Wallace in the Cabinet   Is Former Chairman of Business isory Committee

Harriman to Back Current U.S. Policy   New Cabinet Member Gives Support to Truman-Byrnes Course

Poliey Lauded  By Harriman   New Secretary to Support Foreign Relations Aim

Truman Confers With Aides on Meat Question   Silent on Whether He Favors Retention of Ceilings

Truman to Ask Cabinet Views On Meat Issue   President Joins Meeting - OF Top-Level Advisers At White Houke

NEW MEAT TALKS: HELD IN CAPITAL: TRUMAN ON HAND   President Confers Hour and Half With Advisers—Re- ~ fuses to State Stand a  os  on Controls. "   CONFERENCE COMES TO NO DECISION   Packers Ask Removal of Ceilings—Promise Meat Soon , if Their Request Is Granted.

Port of Baltimore To Be Tied Up  Decision of Shipyard Workers to Tie Port

Jew Killed In Fight On Shir   Several Other Sailors and Immigrants Hurt in Skirmish

FIGHT ABOARD REFUGEE SHIP   British Battle Immigrants On Vessel Attempting To Smuggle In 900

JEWISH IMMIGRANT KILLED IN FIGHTING   Fighting Breaks Qut When British Sailors Ge Aboard Small  ED ee: “Meee: Bien eeu:

Maritime Unions Seeking Support Of Foreign Labor   400.000 Miners Return; 371.000 Workers Idle; Commuters Hit 4t N.Y:

Nation’s Jobless Drop To’ 371,000, Lowest Mark  In Several Months   Manhattan Rail Strike Continues   CIO Maritime Union Asks World Federation To Back Ship Strike

Labor Front Still Unsettled as Soft Coal Miners Return   Maritime Unions Plead for World Support in Threatened Walkout

Idle Workers to Lowest in Many Months   Soft Coal Miners Return, Reducing Idle to 317,c00

‘Number Of Strike Idle  [Drops To 371,000; Soft ‘Coal Miners On The Jot

HARD COAL AND SHIP TROUBLES IN SPOTLIGHT   Maritime Unions Seek Foreign Aid In June 15 Strike

Irish Wife En Route to: Dallas Home As Hubby Seeks Second Wedding Annulled

Majorify of 50 Unions Support Wage Demands   Predict Nation - Wide Walkout by Long Line Operators

Philadelphia Operators Stage Strike Phone Federation  Considers Walkou  y., Ww. The a

Two Possible Strike Causes New Existing   Philadelphia Dispute May Bring Stoppage Within 24 Hours

PHILADELPHIA LONG LINES OPERATORS ARE ALREADY ‘OUT’   West Virginia “Phone Workers Will Not Join Walkout

Phone Workers’ Unit Urges Tieup  Policy-making Panel Takes Opinion Poll

POLICY-MAKING TELEPHONE GROUP FAVORS. WALKOUT   Poll at Memphis Shows Majority of Delegates Would Call Strike to Support Wage-Hour Demands.   DEFINITE ACTION MAY COME QUICKLY   Tie-Up of Long - Distance Lines Predicted Unless Philadelphia Dispute Is Settied in 24 Hours.

Illinois’Brokerage Company Gives Patoka Register Staff Reason To Be Thankful!

Illinois Brokerage Company Gives Sandoval-Odin News Staff Reason To Be Thankful!

POLICE GUARD ~ WOUNDED MAN    OUTBREAK OF GANG WARFARI IN CINCINNATI AREA KEEPING OFFICERS ON ALERT

Ex-Lincoln War Objector, Companion Drag gec From Clark’s Office After Sitdown Strike

Sitdown Strikers, Forcibly Removed From Clark's Office, Camp On Steps

Political Violence Renewed in Tehran   Anti-Russian Beaten By Leftist Rioters

U. $. Promises Hit in Italy   Fears Italian Republi May Fall If Trieste  Is Internationalized

Trieste Basis For Threat Of Crisis In Italy   Premier Doubtful Of Re public Holding Up Or 4.Power Plan.

Italy Opposes Agreement On  City Of Trieste   Premier’ Disappointed Tu ‘American. Promises’: Fears Republic Will: Fall.

5 Security Posts Are Filled Today By UN Assembly   Russian Plan To Postpone Voting Is Defeated After Fight With U. §., Britain

Russia Defeated In Move To Detay  Council ormation   Vote Of 34 To 9 To Reject Motion Comes After Byrnes Opposition

FILLED FiVt Ur SIX PLACES ON THE SECURITY COUNCIL   United Natjons General Assembly Lands Important 7 Places.   EFFORTS TO POSTPONE   Russia’s Attempt to Postpone the Voting Was Defeated.

UNO Voting On Security Council Posts   Russians Beaten On Postponement

U.S. AND BRITAIN  DEFEAT RUSSIAN  STALLING IN UNO REDS TRY TO DELAY  VOTE ON TEMPORARY SECURITY POSTS

RUSSIA FAILS TO DELAY VOTE   Defeated In Sharp Floor Dispute With U. S. And Britain

Choose Five Temporary Seats  For UNO Assemby   Poland, Egypt, Mexico, Brazil, Netherlands Seated; Mixup Nixes Caonsda

Five Seats On Security Unit Filled By UNO   U. S., Britain, Balk Russian Effort to Postpone Balloting Today

Soviet Attempt To Postpone Vote Fails   Australia And Canada In Runoff For Sixth Seat

Russians Fail To Stall UNO Military Arm   Five of Six Places On Council Chosen After Byrnes’ Plea

Five Seats on. . UNO’s Security ICouncil Filled   Australia Favored  ‘To Defeat Canada. . For Sixth Position;Elear Mienute FElara<

UNO FILLS FIVE COUNCIL PLACES   Brazil, Egypt, Mexico, Poland And Netherlands Named On First Ballot For Vital Security Council Places.

UNO ASSEMBL FILLS ALL BUT ONE SECURITY COUNCIL SEAT   Russia Opposed By Britain And U. S. In Effort To Delay Action

‘Canada, Australia Battle For Last Place on UNO World Security Council

Five Couneil Members Are Named At UNO   Russian Efforts to Postpone Voting on Vital Security Council Are Defeated by Delegates.

UNO Fills Five Of 6 Security  Council Seats   Russian Efforts to Postpone Voting De feated in Dispute With U. S., Britain

Vital Security Council Places  Of UNO Filled   Aussian®’ Move to Delay Voting Rejected 34 to 9 After Secretary Byrnes  Opposes Stand

QUSTER OF COLLEGE BUSINESS MANAGER DEMANDED  WTSTC Student Strike With Picket Lines Is Threatened

) _BUSINESS MANAGER. DEMANDED _ dent Strike With nes Is Threatened

SHIPS STALLED BY UNION MIXUP   Tug-Of-War Threatens To Paralyze East Coast Vessels

Tie-Up Threatens To Halt Shipping  ongshoremen Stop Loading Operations

Ships Picketed By AFL Seamen   Baltimore Action in Reprisal for Alleged CiO Raids

Unions Stall Ships in Port   AFL-CIO Battle Halts Four UNRR*X Vessels

INQUIRER FAILS TO PUBLISH AS STRIKE GOES. ON   Few Papers Sold By Record, Bulletin; No EFnd In Sioht *

KRONBERG GEM CASE ~— INTO HIGHER LEVEL   Army to Delve Into Reports That Major General Bevans Received “Certain Items.”

G. M. PLANTS CLOSED FOR 100TH DAY   New Pressure Put on Negotiators by Ford and Union Members

Jury To End Probe Of Fire   Examines Corridors Of Hotel; Death Toll Reaches 121

BiG FOUR T0 MEET NEXT IN MOSCOW   Will Take Up German, Austrian Treaties March 10

Byrnes Demands Little Nations Views Be Heard   Big Four Tentatively Chooses Moscow for Next Treaty Sessions

SOVIET AGREES TO PERMIT. F PRESS REPORTS; LITTLE N, WILL STATE VIEWS IN AL

Red Support To US. Idea Expected   LITTLE UN MAY RECRIVE CHANCE TO GIVE VIEWS ABOUT GERMANY,

News Freedom Condition of Moscow Parley   Foreign Ministers Fix German Treaty Session

GERMAN TREATY TO BE DRAFTED AT RED CAPITAL   Big Four Plan To Begin Discussions On March 18

Selection Of Moscow Aids  German Peace   Big Four Expect Russian Delegates Will Cooperate Better With New Understanding.

Big Four to Dr: ‘aft Pact At Moseow   Little Nations  Mav Be Heard

Germans’ Fate To Be Decided On Soviet Soil   Powers Will Meet In Moseow March 10 To Draft German, Austrian Pacts

Molotov Pledges Free Press’ for Moscow Meeting  5, RD oc Or   Drafting of German And Austrian Pacts 1s Set for March 10

Big Four Picks Moscow As Sife Of Next Meeting  Molotov Invitation Accepted By Others With ‘Conditions’

Plans Retirement   Moscow Gets Big-4 Parley   Reich Treaty Due Kor March Action

Bic FOUR PLAN MOSCOW MEETING NEXT MARCH 10   Foreign’ Ministers to ‘Begin Drafting. Peace Treaties * for Germany, Austria .   FREE PRESS IS PLEDGED   Molotov Says Reporters Will Be as Unhampered as at Paris and New York

MOSCOW SELECTED FOR NEXT MEETING OF BIG 4 COUNCIL   Will Begin Drafting Ger: man and Austrian Peace Treaties in Rus: sia on Mar. 10.   MAJOR CONDITIONS SET OUT BY BYRNES

No Strikes In Offing —Murray   ClO Chiet Rebuft: Reuther’s Fight Tolk, Calls for industrial Peace

MURRAY AGAINST STRIKE AS ‘CLUB   Reuther Calis For ‘Wa Chest? In Wace Fight

Reuther Asks C10 Wage Fight Fund Of 12 Millions   Auto Workers Chief First Top Union Leader to Speak at Convention

REUTHER ASKS ClO WAR CHES]      Profits Too Great, Murray Charges

Reuther Asks $12,000,000 War Ches for C. . 0. Battle for Wage Boosts

REUTHER URGES ClO T0 PROVIDE “WAR CHEST” TO FINARCE WAGE DEMANDS

Reuther Urges Fight for New Wage Boosts  UAW Head Proposes CIO War Chest , Of $12.000.000

UAW HEAD URGES $12000,000 FUR   ‘War Chest? Would Be Used in Fight for More Wage Increases

Reuther Asks ClO War Chest Of $12,000,000   Wants Funds to Aid Fight for Waae Increases

Wage Boost ‘War Chest?  Idea Loses Murray Against  Plan.of Reuthe

UAW CHIEF URGES TWELVE MILLION DOLLAR WAGE FIGHT   “War Chest’ To Implement New ClO Campaign

Union, Company Ofticials Resume Negotiations In Detroit, Akron Transit Strikes

LOAN CRITICS ASK COLLATERAL   Backers Corral Absentee Members for Crucial Vote

CRITICS OF BRITISH — LOAN PLAN FIGHT   Collateral Demand May Be Added + Rill

Ask Collateral On Brifish Loan   GOP Congressman Offers New Plan

Want Britain To Guarantee Loan      Crities Of Loan To Britain Lining Up Behind Amendment Requiring Collateral

Collateral Sought by. Loan Critics Bill Has House’   Split Along Partisan Lines

JACKSON REPORTS ON NAZI TRIALS   SAYS HEARINGS WILL “STRENGTHEN BULWARKS OF PEACE AND TOLERANCE.”

WORLD WAR It VETERANS WIN LEGION POWER   Outvote Older Group on Delegates to National Convention

U. 5. Probes Report Reds Forced Army Transport To Land in Germany

Fire Kills 9 Trapped in big Plane Hangar   Flames Fed on Gasoline  Quickly: Swept Through A peen YT,

TINKER FIELD'S HANGAR BURNE!   At Least 9 Persons Dead And 38 Injured; Loss Around $750,000

AIRFIELD FIRE TAKES LIVES QF 9 PERSONS   Workers Discover Bodies of Nine Victims in Depot Debris

9 Die, 38 Hurt As Fire Sweeps Big Army Field   Hangar At Oklahoma . City Destroyed In  Costly Blaze 

Pigs Is Pigs, But Not Those At Bikini; Their Pappy Was A Standout Missouri Hawe

PRODUCTION FORECAST FOR CONSUMER GOODS   Strike Hampers Automobile Output; Decline Is Indicated in Many Items

HERE’S PICTURE ON PRODUCTION   Government Gives Forecas On Key Consumer Items

PARLEY DEADLOCKED ON SHIPYARD DISPUTE   Strike of 70,000 Workers Set for This Month in 14 Yards of Countre.

U, S, MAY DUMP EXTRAPOTATOES   Millions Of Bushels Of Sur: plus Unfit For Use

Potato Loss Set At $80,000,000   = > by Minin, Drechitcdtncdn Pcilttin tits  Millions of Bushels Rot as Government Ruvine Rack fires

U.S. TOQUMP 20 MILLION BU. OF BAD SPUDS   Government to Take Heavy Loss on Record Potato Crop

1). S. Will Destroy Vast Supply of Rotten Potatoes   Final Loss in Surplu: Will Be About 80 Millions as Parity Prenavician

Potato Loss Sef at 80 Million   U.S. Suffers from Promise to Farmers

OPA Workers in Washington Go to ‘Offices, Just Sit Around---and Hone

Believe Senate Likely To Vote  Meat Decontrol   Wherry Amendment Pro vides First Test For OPA  Compromise.

Taft In Favor of Rent Control Law   But Pleads With Senate Not to Renew Old OPA Controls   BARKLEY WANTS VOTE

TAFT FOR END BUT IN FAVOR OF RENT CURB   OPA’s Supporters All But Admit Defeat on Meat Price Controls

Taft In Favor of  Rent Control Law   But Pleads With Senate Not to Renew Old OPA Controls   BARKLEY WANTS VOTE   Supporters of Bill Almost Concede that Meat Will Be Free   Meat Control Was Farce

ASKS SENATE EXEMPT OIL, AND TOBACCO   Wiley Seeks Delay ir _ pper House Action On OPA Measure

Taft Favors Decontrol of  Meat and O1l   Tobacco Also on List; Foes Gain Senate Strength

Goering Accused Of Plotting War In May of 1936   Told Nazis to Prepare for Early Conflict, Nuernberg Court Hears

Crimes Laid ry ‘ > l'o Goering   Prosecution Swings To Individuals

Goering Started Plotting  For War In Spring Of 1936   All German Government Measures Should Be Considered “With View Of Waging War,” War Crimes Tribunal Told As Evidence Levelled At Defendants

Prove Leaders Planned War Back In 1934   Goering Is Blasted By Flood Of Evidence

Claim Goering Asked Readiness For War In’36   Reichsmarshal . Target of First Blast Against Individual Defendants

GUERING ACCUSED UF WAGING WAR   Hermann Goering Target of First Blast At Nazi Leaders.

Say Goering Planned for War in 1936   Accusation Made at War Criminal Trials by U. S.  Prosecutor

Raise Studied By Congress   Streamlining Plan Received in Canitol

Congress Gets Blueprint For Modernization   Fifth Day Of Filibuster; House Wants Strike Law

Jump In Pay Among Things Recommended For Congress   Capitol Hill Given Modernization Plan

‘Congressmen Study Streamlining, Filibuster In Fifth Day; House‘Rarin’ For Strike Curbs, GOP Seeks Victory Way

Capitol Gets Blueprint To Modernize Congress   Recommendations Include End To The Power Of House Rules Committee To Bottle Up Bills Indefinitely ; Pay Increase For Members Also Proposed

CONGRESS TOLD TO STREAMLINE TS FUNCTIONS      Filibuster In Fifth Day; House Rarin’ For  Strike Law

Congress Told to Streamline Itself; Filibuster Hits 5th Day; House Eager for Strike Law; GOP Solons Make Plans

BRITISH CUT BEER OUTPUT 10% TO CONSERVE  GRAIN AND REDUCE SIZE OF LOAVES OF BREAD

Pittsburgh Saved From Blackout By Injuction; Wage Board In Session

POINT SYSTEM FOR U. 5. MARINES I$ REVISED RFFECTIVE AFTER JULY 1

Goering Snaps At Questioners   Hitler Sought Crimea And 3 Baltic States, He Tells Tribunal

— ALL OUT — ‘Frisco Bay Area, Hit By Strike  ‘ALL OAKLAND IS AFFECTED

Strike Shuts Off Oakland  From Nation   AFL Walks Out Against All Industry And _ Business; 1,000,000 Isolated

GENERAL STRIKE ON AT OAKLAND   A.F.L. Calls Our 100,000 to Protes? Strike-Breakers

GENERAL STRIKE HALTS INDUSTRY IN DAKLAND, CALIF   A.F.L. Protest Walkout Cripples Transportation and Gther Businesses

ation of ion People ke Threat   RV SHORE OF FRISCO PIS FACING CRISIS WITH LKOUTS.

Facing Isolation   California City Stricken By Walkout Reportedly Caused By Teamsters   NO DISTURBANCES YET, POLICE SAY   Only Essential Services Unhampered By Move; CIO Pledges Support

Strike Isolates  Oakland   Aneel Protecting ‘Ven Strikebreokers’ Union Soys

Sky Where Star of Bethlehem Shone Marred by Beams of Army Searchlights

Ancient City of Bethlehem is Silent, \Sinister Armed Camp of Bitter Hate

Christmas Eve Again in Bethiehem Machine Guns Rattle, Troops Patrol Holy Land, as Faithful Celebrate Nativity

Tramp Of Soldiers And Rattle Of Machine Guns Mark Nativity Scene   Military Operations And Ill Feeling Are Far Cry From Sentiments Of “Peace Upon Earth And Good Will To All Mankind.”

Shepherds Watch Their Flocks By Night As—  British. Troops Guard Holy Lana

Two Escape From Rocket   Boaters In Sweden Missed By Parts Of Rursting Romb

‘GHOST BOMB’ IN EXPLOSION   Swedish Paper Tells Of Near Casualties; Asks Explanation

‘Ghost Rocket’ Blast Reported Over Denmark   Swedish Paper Criticizes Military Heads For Lack of Action

 House Speaker Rayburn Sees . Little Hope of Meeting  Julv'320 Goal

Constellations To Take to Air Again   CAA Withdraws Demand For Grounding Planes

CHURCHILL MAY RAP RUSSIA IN FULTON TALK   Tuesday’s Address Formally Entitled, “World Peace”

WINSTON CHURCHILL EXPELIED TH MAKE STRONG STATEMEN REGARDING RUSSIA TEESE

U. S$: Scientist Believes Russia Will: Hove Atom Bamb-Within 4. Years

9-Point Program Offered State By Governor   Laney Urges Party Loyalty as Leaders Hold Convention

Ceilings Off Fresh Foods in September   Anderson Keeps Hands Off Dairy Preduct Situation

31 More Killed In Greek Pre-Election Fighting   Ceilings Off Fresh, Canned Essentials   Anderson Recommends Non-Controls On Poultry. Es¢s. Tobaceo And Products.   Conflicts Prolonged War, Mead Probe Says  BB ecanerare ee Steantaat Nintiemal Tha Coen ecen hee onanas Bem ccer w. eye

Ceilings Off Fresh. Canned Essentials   Anderson Recommends Non-Controls On Poultry. Eggs. Tobae

Fruit, Vegetable Ceilings Removed By Anderson Act   Keeps Hands Off Dairy Products; Says Poultry, Eggs, Tobacco Sufficient

CEILINGS OFF MANY FRUITS, VEGETABLE!   Anderson Report Frees Long Foods List at Least for 1 Month.

ANDERSON ACTS TO FREE LONG LIST OF ITEMS   Recommends Tobacco, Poultry, Eggs Stay Uncontrolled

Agriculture Dept. Also Removes Lid on Vegetables for September — Poultry, Eggs and Tobacco Apparently Wiil Remain Free of Curbs—Short Supply Items Controlled.

CEILINGS ARE LIFTED FROM FARM ITEMS   VEGETABLES, FRUITS AND HAY GO ON FREE LIST

Order Includes Fresh, Frezen,  Canned Types   Seeretary Anderson’s Act ion Will Hold Good at Leust for Month of September   Brandy Removed “Out from Under”   OPA Sent Thumbing through Lists of Thousands Processed Items and Byproducis

Take Ceilings Off Long List Of Food Items   Many Fresh, Canned And Frozen Fruits, Vegetables Free From Control.  :

Price Lids Lifted On Many Fruits And Vegetables   Anderson Recommends No Ceilings Pat Back On Poultry, Eggs, Tobacco

Anderson Lifts OPA Ceilings From Most Canned, FrozenFood   Declares Those Items In ‘Short Supply’ On Monthly Report

Several Farm Items Lifted From Control   Anderson ang Ceilings Stay Off Poultry And Eggs

Ceilings: Go Off Many Farm Commodities   Fresh Apples and Peaches, Frozen Fruits, Sweet Potatoes, Canned Beans Ceiling-Free

PRICE CEILINGS TAKEN OFF LONG LIST OF FOODS   Anderson Acts to End Control On Many Fresh, Canned and Frozen Fruits and Vegetables.   TAKES NO ACTION : ON DAIRY PRODUCTS   Secretary Recommends That Poultry, Eggs and Tobacco Be Left Free of Regulation.

Many Food Items Freed By Anderson   Secretary Also Recom. mends Against Return Of Poultry Controls

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Orders Control Of Vegetables, Fruits Ended * *   ‘Anderson Recommends : No Ceilings on  Egqs, Tobacco

Fresh, Canned. Frozen Items Are Affected  In New Move   Secretary Anderson Issues First) Listing Of SShort® Products

Action Automatic as ‘Short Supply’ List Is Published   All Is Accomplished by Secretary of Agriculture Anderson Without Affirmative Recommendation

Complex Laws Create New . Bureau Game   If Item Is Not Listed Then OPA Cannot Order a Price Taq

First Short Supply List Issued by Anderson as the Law Itself Does the Rest   Agriculture Director Keeps Hands Off the Issue of Dairy Products, Reporting Merely That There Are Not Enough of Them to Serve the United States

Move To Cut  R eparations  Is Rejected   U. S. Sought To Slice Soviet Bill Assessed Against Hungary

No Reduction In Reparation  Given Hungary   Peace Parley Denies U. S. Request to Cut Amount TNlemanded bv Slavs

Parley Rejects U. S, Proposal  For Reduction In Reparations   Slav Nations To Get Sum Of $300 Million By Hungarian Pact

Reject U.S. Move  To Cut Hungarian  War Reparations Delegates Vote to  Allow Three Slay Nations Full Amount

U. S. ENGAGES IN CHRISTMAS BUYING SPRE!   Early Yule Business Tops 1945 Sales, Stores Say

New Indictment ‘Against Americans Charged With Treason toe be Sought

Socialist Cabinet Formed   Blum Makes Himself President - Premier, Foreign Minister

All-Socialist Cabinet Named   Blum Names Group After Failure to Form Coalition

CABINET OF SOCIALISTS   Anti- Communist Is Given Pest of Minister of Defease With Control of Armies   i'WILL MEET TONIGHT

Anti-Reds Get Key Positions In Government   New Cabinet-Designate Meets Tonight; Awaits Confidence Vote 

Cabinet Is Formed By Leon Blum.   All-Socialist Group Will Be Held By Himself as President-Premier; Communists Given Post a

BLUM FORMS ALL-SOCIALIST CABINET AND TAKES PRESIDENCY,   Andre Le Troquer Is Named Minister for National Defense; Knost, Testifying in Bilbo Probe Says ferry, Former Secretary to Senator Did Not Turn Over Campaign Contribution Fund—  Tells of Loan to. Bilbo and Repayment of $750

RUSSIA’S DIRECT-ACTION PLAN OF DEALING WITH WESTERNERS IS PRODUCING BIG FLAREBACK

Reds’ Policy Direet Acts. ' Flares Back   Resilts Ln Inereasing Volunie of Criticient Directed At Soviet Tacties and. At Communism ‘Itself

Mackenzie’s Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

German Gir! Coming Over  To Wed Yank   Marriage Will Take Place  In St. Louis

AFL MUSICIANS’ UNION CALLED RACKETEERS   Federal Charge Brought Against Petrillo For _ Lea Law Violation

WARNS AGAINST FOOD SHORTAGE IN REICH   Food Stocks In Germany Reported Low

Georgia Police Impeded by Public Silence on Killings   Farmer Can't Identify Members of Mob Who. Shot Four Negroes

Close Mouths Protect Mob   ‘People Won't Talk,’ Say: Georgia Investigator

SILENCE BALKS LYNCH INQUIRY   )  ones Governor Offers  $10,000 Reward

Police Being Hampered in  Lynch Probe  Georgia Klan  Denies Tieup

Probe Hampered ‘Best People In Georgia’ Refuse To Talk Of Negro Massacre —

Police Hampered  in Making Massacre Prohe Reward Offered to  Clear Up  Slavine of Nearoes

Officers Decry No Cooperation In Lynch Probe  Arnall Posts Big Reward For Mob

Lynching Pry Is Hampered, Police Declare   Governor Arnall Offers Reward In Death Of Negroes

BEST PEOPLE WON'T TALK’  Racial Issue Balks Georgia In Probe of 4 Lynchinges

RUTHLESS MURDER OF NEGRO COUPLES PROBED BY POLICE   Governor Arnall Offers $10,000 Reward For Solution To Georgia Lynching   GB! HEAD SAYS KILLINGS MUST HAVE BEEN PLANNED

Leader of KKK Denies Ne groes  Killed By Klan   State Police Head Says  “Best People” Refuse To Talk Aboot Slaving Of Four By Mob

GEORGIA SLAYING CASE IS SLOWED   Police Say People ‘Hamper’ investigations

WARM THRU SATURDAY   South Winds Keep Temperatures Up; No Moisture for the West

Russian-German Treaty Disclosed By Ribbentrop   He Met With Stalin On Influence Spheres In Finland, Baltic

Tells of Pact Made in 1939   Ribbentrop Says He Made Secret Deal With Stalin For Spheres of Influence

1939 TREATY SET UP SPHERES OF NATIONS VON RIBBONTROP SAY:  ACCUSED WAR CRIMINAL DETAILS NEGOTIATIONS WITH JOSEPH STALIN

Ribbentro p Negotiated Secret Treaty   Had Told Hitler English People Would Not Give up

NEGOTIATED A SECRET TREATY WITH STALIN   This Was the Testimony offered Today By Joachim von Ribbentrop.   MOLOTOV INCLUDED   Defined German and Russian Spheres of Influence In Finland.

Byler Sentenced To Die; Six Prisoners In Death Cell At Tucker Prison Farm

Mullen Files Suit For $45.000 Damaties   ‘Once Powerful Leaders Of Japan To Stand Before Bar Of Justice, Enter Pleas Friday

26 Japanese To Stand Trial As War Criminals   TOJO AND PALS TO GO BEFORE ALLIED TRIBUNAL

Jap Leaders To Plead Tomorrow   Once Powerful Warlords To Be Formally Arraigned On Charges

26 Headed by Tojo Expected ‘ to Plead Innocent to Charges  of Aggression, Plunder, and 2 War ,

RUSSIANS WITHDRAW IN THREE IRAN AREAS   Stay In Other Districts Til Situation ‘Clears Up’

Soviet Forces Reported As Withdrawing From Three Eastern Districts Of fran

Torch Deaths Big Mystery   Mey Involve Intra-Army Scandal in Berlin

Secrecy Cloaks Torch Murders  Army Officers Refuse To Comment On Case

Allen B. Gellman Says he Was “Deeply Humiliated” When he Learned Records of His Associates

Munitions Maker Cuts Loose From Garssons ‘To Fight Own Battle:’ Denies Knowledge Rep. May Aided

Gellman Denies Knowing May Aided Combine   Munitions Maker Cuts Loose From Former Workers to Testify

DECLARES AID OF MAY ASKED   Withess in Profits Probe Says He Took Troubles  To Congressman

Munitions Maker “Humiliated” Upon Learning Of Firm’s Past   Allen B. Gellman Testifies That He Would “Rather be Dead” Than Take Part in Corrupt Corporation Practices Now Being Exposed to Public

Gellman Leaves Garsson Combine Upon Learning Brothers’ Past Records   Munitions Maker Tells Senate ‘I'd Rather Be Dead Than To Have To Embark Upon His  War Contract Association

Denies Beilig © Aware-of War Combine Deals  Gellman Professes _Hu  Gellman Professes Hvmiliation on Leaming About Associutes” Pdst Record

‘Humiliated’ Plant Head Takes Stand   Munitions Maker Tella Senators Of Garsson Split

Combine Splits In Profit Case   Munitions-Producer Repudiates: Garssons, Proclaims Innocence

INJURIES FATAL TONASHUA MAN   Hinch Was Hurt in  Automobile Collision

TIMKEN PICKET RUSH REPULSED   ‘Second Attempt Fails as Offltials Bicker Over Enforcing injunction,

Alleged Kidnaper Held In Baltimore   Man Captured After Run. ning Gun Battle; Says He’s Wanted In Chicago

TWA PILOTS T0 STRIKE TODAY   THOUSAND EXPECTED TO GROUND STRIKE TONIGHT

TWA FLYERS PLAN TO QUT TONGHT   Scheduled Watkout Involves 1,000 Pilots, Co-Pilots an 28,000-Mile Network

rliers Asking Pay Hike Unto $16,000 Year   Walk-out Would Stop Service of 28,000 Airways Network

I 1000. Pilots to Strike Tonight; First Flyers’ Strike in History

RALPH E. BECKER DIES FROM BURNS   Kerosene Flare-Up Fatal To Heidelberg Township Farmer—His Grandson Fatally Burned At Same Time

RETURN TO MOSCOW   Mr. and are - Elliett F Roosevelt Are in Seviet Capital

CALL STEEL WEETIXG   20, 00! Workers to Gather in Baitl j more Sunday

B32 Vw wher wos  Reaching Clim mactic Point    >chwelienbacn in Last-Minute Try to Avoid Gov't. Seizure of Bell System

Seeking To Avert Need Of Federal Seizure In Strike   Last-Minute Effort To End Telephone Workers Dispute Made In Washino'ton   WESTERN ELECTRIC MAY BE TAKEN OVER

GOVERNMENT SEIZURE ORDER  ... EXPECTED IF DISPUTE IS  NOT SETTLED BY” ~ NIGHT: -

CHILD CARE CENTERS EXTENDED BY STATE OF CALIFORNIA ONLY UNTIL SEPTEMRER OF 1047   CONSIDER TAKING OVER MEAT PACKING PLANTS AS FACT - FINDING COMMITTEE STARTS PARLEYS.

POLES ARGUE ITALY WARRED UPON THEM   Peace Conference Asked to Reject Rome’s Declaration That Nation Had Not Been at War With All the Allies.

MRP TO CONTINUE INFRENCH CABINET   Party Victor In Constitution Fight; Pledges It'll Avert Crisi¢

France to Avoid Cabinet Crisis   But Constitution Loss Breeds Sore Spots

General Betts Dies Suddenl v In Frankfurt   Wife And Daughter With Noted Alabama Soldier At Time Of Death   POPTLAR IN FNGLAND

Housewives Can Help : Lead In Food Saving   lowa State Health. Department Siegests a Few: Ways to Cut Home Feodt Uses

BREAST CANCER CURE IS HELD POSSIBLE   Eesulis Of Experiments Oa NewBorn Mice Announced By “Minnesota Snecialist

First Break Seen In Lone Wage Dispute In Auto Industry.   KAISER-FRAZER CO., ClO MAKE CONTRACT   Threat Of Nation - Wide Telephone Tie-Up Still Continues Grave.

BREAK SEEN IN DISPUTE DEADLOCK   Kaiser-Frazer Co. Signs Agreement With UAW Union

Hope Seen for Paet Before Strike Deadline   Krug, Lewis Confer in Effort to Halt Coal Crisis

Two Brotherhood Chiefs Are Conferring With President In Latest Effort To Settle -

Search Spreads Westward for Missing. Child ‘Toby’ and Nurse   Picture on Page 14

May’s Note Got $5,000 Loan for Garssons  Financier Tells Committee in Cloced

BANKER TELLS OF MAY NOTEON GARSSON LOAN   $5000 Check Made Out to May; Loan Not Repaid

New Yorker Tells Of Loans fo May   Financier Gives Data To Profits Probers On Garsson Deal.

$5,000 Check Is Advanced To May, Probers Advised  if   New-York Banker Tells of Note—Still Unpaid— Given To Aid Munitions Maker Garsson

79th Congress (Generous With American Farmers   : 1  Growers Get Higher Prices Through Subsidies, To Inerease Farmers’ Market And Enable Tenants To Become Farm Owners  La We

ISTH: CONGRESS AIDED FARMERS SURVEY SHOWS   ‘Abundant Production and Abundant Consumption’ Aim Of Solons

SENATORS EYE STRIKE CURBS   Restrictive Bill Subject of Meeting Monday

Senate isn’t appeased by  Lewis’ move  Forces prepare fanah lahne bil

TOUGH LABOR LAW GOAL OF SENATE BLO   Calls Conference Monday to Outline Program for Strike Curbs.

More Of Nazis Make Appeals   Dr. Hans Fritzsche Makes Effort To Surrender To German Authorities

DOOMED MEN TAKE ACTION AT LAST HOUR   Some Appeals Filed With Secretariat of Military Tribunal

Clemency Pleas Filed For All Convicted Nazis   MP’s Prevent Fritzsche From Surrendering to German Officials

Vets Told Homes Too High Priced   VA Cautions Against Buying At Present Priceaa

COMPROMISE ON CONTROLS DUE   Senate-House Differences Still Troubling Talks On OPA Measure

Union Satistied With Adjustment Of ‘Inequities’ And Says Ultimate Hourly Increase  Is To Be ‘Well Above 1912 Cents’; Other Economic Clauses Included

UNION ACCEPTS 18”-CENT HIKE IN HOURLY PAY   Continuous Session Brings Agreement In Long Dispute

Agreement on Pay Reached at Session   Lewis Presents General Demand To Bituminous Coal Producers

CIO Accepts 181/2 Cent Pay  Proposal   “Equalization” Fund Created to Meet Demand For 1914 Cent Boost

AUTO WORKERS 10 GET WARE BOOST WN NEW CONTRA   Company Also Agrees to Remove “Inequities” in Pay Rates

113-Day Tieup Costliest in Auto History   17-Hour Conference Ends in Agreement; 175,000 are Affected

UNION TAKES AN 18.5 CENT WAGE OFFER   ‘Equalization Fund,” However, Under Terms of Accord, Will Provide 19', Cents Asked for, U. A. W. Declares.

18.5-Cents Pay Boost  ls Granted   Union Says Removal of Inequities Te Surpass Fact-Finder Plane.

AUTO WORKERS ACCEPT 18!; CENT WAGE RAISE — AFTER 17-HOUR SESSION

Reach Accord On 113th Day Of Walkout   Agree on 1814 Cents An Hour Pay Boost, Equalization Fund

18 1-2 Cent Wage Boost Is Agreed To   Settlement Also Provides For Removal Of Pay  ‘Inequities.’

End of Long GM Strike ls Reached   Equalization Fund Established; Pay Increase Given

CIO Accepts Increase of  18% Cents   Union Says Exqualization Fund Meets Demand for 1914 Cents; Workers to Return in Few Dave

‘TRUMAN TO SPEAK  Chicago Is Vocal Point Of - Nation’s Army Day Parades

susands to Hear Truman's ny Day Speech at Chicago  tain Forces Cancellation of Parade And Outdoor Speaking Program Here

HUSE ARMY DAY CELEBRATIONS ON IN CHICAGO   Address by President Truman Highlight of Day’s  ) Events

Chicago Host To Truman, ‘Ike   President Speaks At Soldier Field

Chicago F ocal Point of Army Day i Celebrations Held Round the World

CEREMONIES SET FOR ARMY DAY   Chicago Focal Point Fo Nationwide Events

Conditions At Lichfield Are Held Terrible  La gf we   {Prosecutor of Cruelty Case  .  Describes Guardhouse Worse Than Dungeons  Of Dark Aves

ARMY GUARDHOUSE AT  LICHFIELD COMPARED  TO DARK-AGE PRISON CRUELTIES CHARGED TO  HAVE BEEN ORDERED BY COMMANDER OF CAMP

TRUMAN FILLS KEY POSITION ON U.S. COUR}   ‘Senate Confirmation  Expected; Snyder Joins Cabinet

Truman Appoints Vinson as Justice   Treasury Secretary Would Succeed Stone

Marshall to See Chiang   Marshall Seeking “Something Definite” From Chiang

Speed: Moves For Truce In  China Fighting   - Marshall Flies To Conference With Chiang After Talks With Red: Leader.

ACTION INCREASES IN CHINA PEACE MOVES   Marshall. Flies To Conference With Chiang

EFFORTS PUSHED FOR CHINA TRUCE   Marshall Flies To Hold New Conference With Chiang

THE OFFICIAL   3rd Truce Talk Marshall Tries Anew for Peace Between Chinese

TRUCE MOVES ARE STEPPED-UP WITH FRESH PROPOSALS   Marshall Flies te Conference a: Communist Commander  Sends Dispatch

Marshall Flies Yo Chiang In Peace Effort   Secks Something Definite From Chiang on Cease: Fire Appeal.

Truce Picture  Much Brighter   Marshall Flying To Chiang With Chinese Reds’ Offer

1M urd e ro U S N a zi S ch e m e fo C olle ct J ewish Sk ulls R e Vv e a le d a f W a r T, rib U n a 

Evidence Reveals  Nazi Skull Cache   Sievers Accused of Part in Museum Collection

GHOULISH NAZI PLAN DISCLOSED   ‘Sought To Collect Jewish Skulls For Anatomical Museum

MUSEUM DISPLAY   Ghoulish Scheme Brought Gut in Evidence at Nuerbern Trink

Guard Believed Goering In Fit   Chaplain Tells About Suicide Of Hitler’s Chief Lieutenant

Ashes Are ‘Dispersed Secretly’   Nothing Left Of Goering, 10 Hanged Pals; Balking Of Keitel Suiaide Dien Rewaenled

Investigating Group Probes Goering Suicide as Source  Of Poison Continues, Mystery

Mystery of Goering’s Suicide Still Unraveled. Keitel Had Planned the  -Same-Route, But-Fumbled.

Reveal Keitel: Prevented: From Committing: Suicide Shortly Before He. gings

12 GERMANS QUIZZED IN GOERING CASE   Men, All Emploves, “Protectively Held” as Allies Seek to Learn How the No.2 Nazi Obtained Suicide Poison.

Cremation of Nazis’ Bodies Announced   Ashes “Dispersed Secretly’ Says Official Report; Keitel Planned Suicide

iGerman Workers In Nuernbers Jail Under Constant Scrutiny Of Goering’s Suicide Probers   Secrecy Surrounding Burial Place Of Eleven Nazis Remains Impenetrable

Bodies of Nazi Wer Criminals Are Cremated  Keitel Plan to End bite Wine Eatiad

[Dozen Germans Arc Under Serutiny as U.S. Board Probes  His, Death

Army Board Calls in Every Person Who May Have Had Connection with Reichsmarshal During Last Days:

Field Marshal Keitel May Have Planned to Foi Hangman; Prober: Seek Solution to Goer  ing Snicide

Probe Goering’s Poison Suicide   Commission Discloses He Left Three Notes, But Contents. Not Revealed.

Sources Inside Nuernberg Prison Report Employes Are Under Constant Scrutiny In Connection With Investigation Of How Condemned Reichsmarshal Obtained Cyanide With Which He Cheated Hangman — Bodies Of Executed Men Cremated

Ashes of Nazi War Criminals Scattered   Bodies of Goering and Ten Hanged Associates " €remated; Dispersal of Ashes Wrapped in Strict Secrecy: Probe of Suicide Continues

Keitel Suicide Plan Foiled By ian.Alert Guard   Had Sharp Piece of Metal In Billfold; Refused to  _ Explain 6

ALLIES REVEAL CREMATION OF Il DEAD NAZIS   Ashes Dispersed Secretly; Keitel’s Bid For Suicide Was Foiled By Guard

GOERING DEATH ACCOUNT GIVEN BY CHAPLAIN   Three-Man Board Continues Work Trying To Find How He Got Poison

Cremate Bodies of Nazi Chiefs; Ashes Scattered to Wind   Dispersion of Remains Secret: Probe Poison Death of Goering

NUERNBERG JAIL EMPLOYES ARE UNDER SURVEILLANCE PENDING INVESTIGATION NOW UNDER WAY   Bodies of Condemned Men Are Cremated Thus Presenting No Opportunity for Desecration  of Graves-_One Other Than Goering Planned to Take Own Life—Other Worldwide News

STILL PROBING  FOR MEANS BY  WHICH GOERING GOT POISON   No Arrests Yet Made; Place Of Burial For Nazi Leaders Secret

Earlier Plan By Goerin To Kall Self Is Revealed   Took Celluloid  From Earphones; Bodies of 11 Nazis Reduced to Ashes

Bodies of Nazis Are  Cremated  Ashes ‘Dispersed Secretly,’ Official Announcement At Prison Seys

Cremate Bodie Of 11 Nazis. Seatter Ashes   Keitel Said to Have Had Suicide Plans; Goering Probe Is On

Goering and Ten Other Former German Leaders Were Cremated Secretly   ANOTHER NAZI HAS PLAN TO DISPOSE OF HIMSELF

Goering And Pals Cremated, Ashes Secretly Spread   Reveal Keitel Planned To Kill Self But Foiled When Guard Saw Blade

12 Germans Watched in Poison Probe   No Clew Yet on How Goering Got Cyanide— Former Nazis Reported  Delighted with Trick

Nazis’ Bodies Are Cremated   Ashes Scattered to Aver' German ‘Shrine’

Dolls, Not Nazis, Hung, Reported   Prison Attache Thinks Poison Went to Goering In Bar of Soap

BODIES OF NAZI CHIEFS CREMATED: ASHES SCATTERE!   Security Officer Reveals Goering Planned to End Life 3  _ Months Ago With Piece   of Celluloid.   POSSIBLE SUICIDE WEAPON ON KEITEI   Latter Disclosed to Have Tried to Conceal Sharp Piece of Metal in His Billfold.

ee are,  CREMATE 11 BODIES   Officials Announce Ashes of Dead Nazis “Secretly Dispersed”

Bodies of Chief  Nazis Cremated   Details Not Disclosed; Suicide Scheme By Field Marshal Keitel Foiled, Is Revealed; Mvstery of Goering Poison Still Studied

Bodies of Dead Nazis Cremated, Ashes \Dispersed Secretly   Army Authorities Reveal Adm. Keitel Planned Suicide Also But Was Foiled by Guard Whoa Taok Share Piece of Metal From Wallet

AVERTS FUTURE USE OF GRAVES FORPROPAGANDA   Army Shrouds Goering Probe In Deep Silence

Bodies Of 11 Nazi War Criminals Cremated: Ashes Dispersed Secretly

Bodies of 11 Nazi War  Criminals Cremated   Ashes Are Dispersed Secretly, Says Official Note

Bodies of Goering, Executed Nazis Cremated, Ashes Dispersed Secrefly

QUESTION FIFTY IN POISON PROBE   3-Man Army Board Finds No Clue to Goering’s Suicide   BULLETIN

KEITEL BOTCHED PLAN TO EVADE GALLOWS TRIF   Guerd Found Metal Piece a: General Fumbled with Wallet in Prison

Ashes Secretly Disposed Of By Allies   Plans Of Keitel Tc Commit Suicide Are Revealed

Probe Continues ‘In Goering Death   No Clues Revealed As To How Hitler’s Henchman Got Poison Vial For Suicide

NAZIS’ BODIES ARE CREMATED UNDER SECRECY   Officer Discloses Goering Had Planned to Commit Suicide Three Months Ago

Dispersed”            NO ANNOUNCEMENT™ WIL BE MADE AS TO PLACE; STILL PROBING GOERING:DE

HANGED NAZIS’ BODIES BURNED   1] War Criminals Cremated and Ashes “Dispersed Secretly.”

Bodies of Criminals Cremated   Precautions Taken to Keep Sympathizers From Propaganda Use

“Bodies of Goering And 10 Other Nazi Captives Crematec    Ashes “Dispersed Secretly,” Prison , Commandanse Dennct

GOERING'S, PALS’ ASHES SPREAD   Criminals Cremated; Keitel Suicide Attempt Told

Sharp Piece Of Metal Taken From Him After Court Appearance   Alert Guard Saw Him Finger Wallet   I'welve German Employes Under Serutiny In Suicide By Hermann Goering

Bodies of Nazi Chiefs Cremated   Ashes Dispersed Secretly, Official Announcement Says

“’ —FIELD MARSHAL KEITEL FOILED IN ATTEMPT TO EVADE GALLOWS— Army Board’s Probe Of Goeriny’s Poison Death In Nuernberg: Jail Cell Closely Guarded Secret

Keitel May Also Have Planned to Commit Suicide   Bodies of Goering and Hanged Nazis Cremated

CREMATE 11 NAZI BODIES: STREW ASHES   Remains Are Dispersed Secretly; Keitel Had Planned Suicide

Bodies Of 11 Nazis Cremated   Goering Suicide Probed; Army Reveals Keitel’s Plan To Kill Self

Guard Thwarted Keitel Suicide, Officer Reveals   Field Marshal Tried ‘to Hide Weapon, Says Prison Commandant

Nazi Ashes Dispersed in Unknewn Area   Allies Seek To ‘Avert Propaganda Boomerangs

Keitel Death Plan Foiled      Guard Found Death Instrument in Wallet; Push Goering Probe

Germans Under Scrutiny After Goerine’s Death   Committee Investigating Possible Means Through Which Poison Obtained

Nazis Bodies Cremated   Ashes Scattered, Place Of Dispersal Not Revealed By Authorities

ALLIES CREMATE BODIES OF 11 WAR CRIMINALS   Goering Suicide Still Mystery

Cremate Nazis Secretly:   Board Investigating “Source Of Goering’s Poieon For Suicide

Details of Cremation Are Secret   Step Taken as Blow to Any Attempted Revival  of Nazism

Cremate Bodies of ll Nazis   Mystery of the Poison Taking the Life of Goering Being Studied

Keitel Foiled by Alert Guard   Fietd Marshal Had Planned Suicide

Keifel Planned On Taking Own Life   Clumsy Handling of Wallet Reveals Sharp Piece of Metal

Bodies of Nazi War Criminals ‘Are Cremated   Six-Line Communique  Clears .» Up Major Mystery in Wake, ‘ of Hangings at Nuerenberg  + ashes Disnersed Secretly

Officials Dispose Of Ashes of Nazis After Cremation   Field Marshal Keitel Planned Suicide ls Last Report

Goering And Hanged Nazis Are Cremated   Keitel is Disclosed as Having - Had Sutcide Intent

INDIcTMENTS SOUSHT AMONG COLUMBIANS   Three More — Members Offer to Expose Leaders’ Aims ~~ “

Three More Members Offer Testimony Against Race-Baiting Georgia Group

Columbians Offers "ejected   Three Members Seck To Join Ranks of Those Confessing

Member iv Group il Gather xt Tuesday   Jation Aroused eo Whether Meet fj Foreshaduw Any jor Loon Decision

House action on OPA and draft pressed  Easter holidays besoin Thursday

House Wants Easter Recess   Expected to Rush Action On Pendine Rusiness

OPA Girdls For Black Markets; : Gang _   "Maa is Leal fire 7 che

2,900 AGENTS SET FOR MEAT BLACK MARKET   OPA. Refiguring Price Ceilings, Delays Announcement

2.500 Agents Will Seek Out  Violations   Experts Prepare New Meat Ceilings For Release Soon;  Truck Prices Posted

OPA Begins All-Out Drive On Violators   Harried Agency Rushes to Finish Ceiline on Meat

DRIVE MAPPED AGAINST MEAT BLACK MARKET   Gruber to Lead 2,500 Agents in All-Out OPA Campaign

WAR PROFITS PROBE REVEALS COSTLY PARTIES   Senate Committee Hears Evidence On Munitions Company

Arms Combine Investigation  Is Pressed   General To Be Asked Why Batavia Firn Got Contract

Hints Munitions Plant Got "E" Award After Expensive Entertainment of Officers .   Ry: ALEX H. SINGLETON

Probers Hear Senator Tell OfBribe Otter   Wants Rep. May Brought Before Investiqators

—WAR PROFITS— Firm Given Big Advanee  Dig Deeper Into War Profits Case

Munitions Payoff Laid fo Rep. May, Kentucky Solon  Senator Mitchell Relates Story of Attempt at Bribe

Testify To Costly Parties In Probe Into War Profits   Influence Of Munitions Combine Whets Curiosity Of Senate Probers

Probers Hear ‘A. J. May’ Got $3,156 Check   Munitions Combine Paid $48,684 To Lumber FBFiym: ‘Mav’ Agent

DEMAND [5 MADE FOR  CONGRESSMAN T0 BE  FORCED TO TESTIFY COMMITTEE TOLD HOW  “A, J. MAY” ACCEPTED MONEY FROM COMBINE

Solon Asks  That He Be Questioned   Find May’s Name, Home Same as That of Combine Agent.

Testimony Heard On Costly Partie In Profits Probe   Senate War Investigating Commtitee Hears  Of Munitions Order

Charge of Bribe Attempt Hurled By Sen. Mitchell   Massachusetts Democrat Demands May B Called to Testify in Munitions Probe; Deck Advances Made Without Deliveries

War Profits Testimony Turns to Parties. Gifts   Army General Asked” Why and How Batavia Company Was Awarded Bia Armce Canitrarct

War Profits Case Become: Sensational   Wash. Senator Demands May Be Called

BIG FOUR HITS STUMP IN FUSS ON RULES FOR  PEACE MEETING   Date Set But U. S. And Britain Move To Keep Russian Veto Power Out

More Reports of Pressure Heard   Costly Parties, Gifts Of Rare Scotch By Companies Reported

To Seek Data On Shell Order   Gen. Hardy to Be Asked Why He Suggested  Batavia Contract

War Profits Probe Witness Has Story of ‘Unusual Award   Senate Committee Told  of Parties, Suggestion, Rare Scotch

Costly Parties And Gifts Cited In Profits Probe  Big Order For 8-Inch Shells Given Withaiut Bide

Mitchell Says Bribe Offered   Munitions Combine Advance of $48,634 to Lumber Firm Told

Patterson Enters Senate Probe Cf Munitions Firm  Contract Awarded Without Bidding

COSTLY PARTIES TO OBTAIN WAR CONTRACTS TOLD   WARTIME INFLUENCE REVEALED BY FORMER EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Solons Probing Profits Aeceord   Kentucky Solon Plays Prominent Role In Case

Parties, Scotch, And Shells. . oe  War Profits Probe Turns From Parties To Reasons

Senafor Mitchell Demands (May Be Called to Testify   Committee Told Money Paid To Solon’s Firm

Gifts, Liquor Hold Interest In Profit Quiz   Senate Committee Continues to Probe Munitions Combine

Mackenzie's Column . \Iran Issue Must Be. Definitely. iSettled-For Welfare Of World

AMBASSADOR ALA OF IRAN PLAYS STRANGE GAME IN U.N. DEBATE OVER WHETHER REDS EVACUATED

Mackenzie’s Analysis: Hussein Ala Either Very Brave And Wise Man, Or Mightily Misguided One

Russo-lran Confused By Latest Move   Tebhran’s Envoy Is Either Very Brave Or ‘Is Mightily Misguid -ed-In Handling Of The Explosive Cuse

STRIKERS PARADE IN KANSAS CITY   Ask State to Support Them While They Stay Away From Jobs.

3 Catholic Priests Die In Accident   Brother of Baptist Minister Also Dies in Collision

House Votes Wholesale Restrictions  Into OPA Bill   Insists on Allowing ‘Reasonable Profit;’ Deadline 9 Months; Suhcidies ‘Killed’

House Slashes Power Of OPA Ir Revolt Against HST s Program    Solons Would Limit Extension To Nine Months; Subsidy Plan Dropped: Rent Curbs Are Kept; Final Vote Today

Bill to Continue Law Trussed In Restrictions  Final Vote Put Off Until Today After Changes

Restrictions Are Plastered on Bill Continuing Agenc) For Nine Months   important Phases of Tru man Stabilization Program Are Overthrown   FINAL ROLL CALL IS PUT OFF UNTIL TODAY   Subsidies Are Opposed; Sabath Says OPA Has Been ‘Murdered’

Bill Gocs to Senate To. day Where the Future is Regarded As Uncertain. Bowles Wont Quit

Bowles Blasts ‘Inflationary Ride’ In Radio Address; Asserts Nation Food Bills To Increase $70 Yearly

Subsidy And Price Control Are Scuttled   Most Powers of OPA Are Curtailed in Rebellious Session

Price Control Kind Is Feared By OPA Chiet   Drastic Overhaul of Ceilings Directed —- New Life Span of Agency Limited to Nine Months — End of Subsidy Payments Voted

Vote series amendments to measure  Defer action on final rolleeall

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AGENCY DEALT HEAVY BLOWS IN UPRISING   Lawmakers Direct That Subsidy Payments Stop and Vote to. Overhaul Price Ceilings.   DEMAND PROFITS BE GUARANTEED   Sabath Shouts “You Have Murdered OPA” —Rumor Bowles and Porter Will Quit Denied.

LIFE OF PRICE CONTROL CUT TO. 9 MONTHS   TRUMAN’S POLICIES BRING ON REVOLT IN CONGRESS

Fixes End of Subsidies and Insists opa Prices Must Allow for Costs and Profits.

RESTRICTIONS PLASTERED ON CONTROL BILL   Forrestal «< ives Support To Unity Plan After  Talk With Truman

Power Strike Threatens Safety of Pittsburghers   By JAMES L. KILGALLEN

rremier OF Azerbaijan Quits Tehran   Blame for Peace Breakdown Placed On ‘Reactionaries’

KING EMMANUEL MAY ABDICATE IN JUNE   Reveal Rift Between King An Grown Prince

SUIT AGAINST PAUL HERBERT   FRANKLIN COUNTY PUBLISHER SEEKS $50,000 DAMAGES FOR CHARGES INVOLVING FER GUSON’S OFFICE

PRESSMEN ENN THEIR WALK QUT   Yhree “Cleveland Dailies Resume Publication; Idle For Month

SOVIET CHARGE 1S BOOMERANG   COMPLAINT ON GREECE, BRITAIN BACKFIRES

RUSSIA'S CHARGE IS BACKFIRING   Soviet Is Put On Defensive Regarding Balkans

Russian Attack in U.N. Backfires   Gromyko Loses Plan to Belabor Allies

Russia on Defense In Greek Dispute   UNO Expected To Drop Charges of Ukraine

@ PETER EDSON      Picture of Rugged Farmer as Healthiest Citizen Debunked

@ PETER EDSON   @ FRetetn tov  Picture of Rugged Farmer as Healthiest Citizen Debunked

Russian Spy Data Names  Folk in U.S   Canadian Report Lists Washington Agents And New Yorker.

Union Decries Use of Strikebreakers at Allis-Chalmers   Accuses Firm Employing Thugs to Break Down Union Picket Lines

Police Regain Control Again At AC Factory   UAW-CIO Chief Appeals . To Wisconsin Governor . Goodland

Union Accuses Company Thugs   Police Contingent at Allis Plant Keeps Order After Riot

Massed Police Maintain Order  At Allis Plant   Pickets Under Control After Two Days Of Violence At Gates.

Police Quell Allis-Chalmers Strike Violence   Union Leader, Sheriff Appeal To Governor

Mattson Asks Governor's Aid   Firm Denies Claim; Police Avert Violence

STILL DISPUTES IDENTIFICATION   Mrs. Rogers Insists Dead Man Her Husband, Although He Has Been Buried Under Another Name.

INCREASED SHORTAGE OF BUTTER PREDICTED   Black Market Corners Supply in Large Cities

Black Market Sends Butter Stock Lower   OPA Acts to Assure Men’s Suits; Meat Price Indictments Planned

Black Market’. Creates. Lowes! Butter Supply   Oreameries Reduce Production, Shift to Sweet Cream Outlets.

U.S. Decides Yugoslavia Has Complied With Ultimatum But Future Course is Uncertain   The Question of Whether Firing on U. S. Planes by Yugoslav Fighters Will be Taken to UN Council Still Undecided

Chinese Launch Two-Pronged Drive for Harbin; Peril Red Sea Lanes

Chinese Government Troops in Two-Pronged Surprise Oftensive Against Chief Port of Manchuria

International- Crisis May Result. from New Offensive Against Chin “ese Communists Aimed At Dairen,Port Arthur. -

Chinese Soldiers Open Surprise Drive on Dairen   Government General Sends Two Armies Driving Toward Chief Manchurian Port in Move To Cut Communists Off From Support by Sea

Chinese Troops Launch Surprise Drive on Dairen   Presence of Russtan Troops in City Poses International Question

Drive Toward Dairen   Chinese- Government’s Surprise Maneuver Aimed at Cutting Off Red Support From Sea

Russian Troops Are Reported In City   Complications Seen if Communists Are Defeated ™

Chinese Leader Scores Surprise  2-Prong Offensive Aimed At Dairen

Move to Keep Communists Krom the Sea   Chinese General] Launche Two Prong Offensive

‘Opens Offensive Against Darien... .  Chinese General Springs Great Surprise With A ‘New Two-Pronged Drive

A-Bomb Success Reports Vary  Arguments Over Its Power Are Raging

Fifty-Nine Vessels Affected In Blast  Additional Ships Are Damaaed By A-Bomb

A-Bomb Success Reports Vary  Arguments Over Its   Arguments Over Its Power Are Raging

Toll Of Vessels ‘Badly Damaged By A-Bomb Rises   Three More Added To List; Arguments Over Bomb's Power Rage

Cabinet Changes  Are Announced  Aitlee Will Create Defense Ministry

SHAKEUP MADE IN LABOR GOVT.   13 Changes in Cabinet And Ministerial Posts Are Made by British

Soviets Wanl Own Plan Reinstated   Blunt Charge That This Couniry Using Energy To Create Aggressive Armaments Made

Seamen Await Outcome Of WSB Meeting; Nation- wide Strike Set For Tomorrow

DEADLINE FOR SHIPPING STRIKE NOON TOMORROW   Wage Stabilization Board  In Special Session.

ADOLF HITLER'S DEATH A GOAI   Hjalmar Schacht Says He Sought An Opportunity to Slay.

SOVIET WALKOUT IS INITIAL TEST.   Membership Still Intact; Diplomatic Somersaults Seen

Russia s Stand Provides Test   Believe Soviet Intends To Remain In UNO But Wants Own Iran Settlement

SOVIET WALKOUT {5 INITIAL TEST.   Membership Still Intact;. Diplomatic  Qamerennltes Gaan

HONOR STUDENTS LIST ANNOUNCED   First Semester Rolls And Rat. ings For Third Period O Six Weeks Revealed A Senior High School

HONOR STUDENTS AT SENIOR HIGH   Eight Seniors, Two Juniors And One Sophomore Are Named On ‘A’ Rolls For Fifth Six-Week Period

Turk Earthquake Toll Up Sharply   Slow Communication Delays Rescue Effort

Death Toll From Quake Mounting   Turkish Red Cross Report: 1,339 Known Dead To Date

Thousands Died From Earthquake In East Turkey   Reports On Death Toll . Beginning To Come From Friday’s Disaster

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® SOCIETY SEES EVERYTHING  Molotov Sits in Opera Box of TP. Morgan and Likes It!

More Evidence That Five Died In Charleston   Automobile Plunges Off Bridge When Hit By Ship

MASS PROTESTS SPURRED BY INTERVENTION POSSIBILITY  Gs SCENT IMPERIALISM USAGE

Gls, Suspicious of New American ‘Adventures in intervention’ in Far East

  LCGAUSE OF DISTURBANCES— Yanks Are Op posed. To  Far East I nterventions:

American Troops In Manila Suspect New Experiments In Intervention

LEADERSHIP COURSE TO BEGIN TOMORROW   Training School Sponsered B Ministerium Will Open In First Methodist Church

LEADERSHIP TRAINING SCHOOL WILL CLOSE   Course For Which 152 Enrolled At Methodist Church To Be Con cluded Tomorrow Evening

LEADERSHIP SCHOOL TO OPEN JANUARY 7   Will Be Conducted For Period O Six Weeks At First Methodist Church

Doctors Back . State- F inanced          Urée . ‘State’ ‘To Mi Federal  Funds, Propose Other Steps.

Doctors Back State-Financed  Hospital Plan   ‘Urge State To Match . Federal Funds, Pro pose Other Steps.

Investigate transfer of  nazi assets  ‘Attempted to hide ownership

Serbs§Charge Allies Evade Ships Seizure   Yugoslavia’s Danube Vessels Taken Over Because Nazis Aboard

Pal is Slain in Highway Fight   Tony Bruno Missing After Shooting Affray

Official Rules For Electricity Conservation  Use To Be Limited Tn That Noereceary   Use To Be Limited To That Necessary For Health and Safety

Walkout Stirs U. S. Curbs On Electricity   Government Decrees 11-Point Program In 21 States, Capital

Byrnes Off ‘To Big Four  Peace Talks   President Accompanies Secretary To Airport, Wishes Him Suecess

BYRNES WILL SEEK NEW PEACE TREATY   Party and Secretary on Plane Today on Way to Paris

SCORES DEAD, MISSING AFTER STRONG QUAKE   Thousands Homeless; Large Crevice  Opened Up

Catastrophe Leaves Thousands Dead,  Missing or Homeless   Earthquake of Major Intensity, Recorded on Seismographs in U.S., Shakes Ocean Depths

Five Men Indicted In Bribery Probe in City of Binghamton   Conspiracy Is Charged As Grand Jury Makes  Its Investigation

SOLONS WOULD AIDVETS   House-Approved Bill Guarantees Old State Jobs

DOENITZ ORDER BARRED RESCUE   Instructed German Navy To Let All Allies Drown

GERMAN NAVY BANNED RESCUES   HITLER AIMED TO MAKE SHORTAGE OF SEAMEN

Explicit Directive To German U-Boat Forbid Attempts To Rescue Crewmen

Terror Reign  Was Ordered   Killing ‘Of Seamen Demanded By Hitler

German Navy Had Orders Not to Rescue Survivors  U-Boat Commanders - Had Instructions To Kill Allied Crews

DOENITZ BANNED ATTEMPTS TO: AUD SHIP SURVIVOR’   Hitler Ordered Submarine _ Crews to Fire Upen . Ufeboants

Forbidden to Aid or Rescue Any Survivors  Hitler Order Was To Kill all Crews Of Wrecked Ships

Tribunal Told Nazis Forbade Rescues At Sea   German Seamen Ordered To Ignore Survivors Of Torpedoed Vessels

Pearl Harbor Attack Seen As Last-Minute Change In Japanese Plan Of Conquest

100 MILLIONS IS SOUGHT BY THE RED CROSS   March Designated As “‘Red Cross Month’ by the  President.

CHINESE LEADERS WORRIED BY NEW CLASHES IN NORTE   Gen. Chang Chun Reports “Violation of Recent Troce Acreement

More Clashes Are Reported   Violation Of Truce Is Worfying Leaders

Armed Clashes Reported Again In North China   Fights Continue Despite Truce; Reds Troubled

More Violations In China Truce   Reports Of Clashes In North China Reported Today

New Armed Clashes in  North China   Communist and Government Leaders ‘Worried’; Committee Formed to Reorganize Chinese Army

Dewey Re-Elected By Record Margin   New Yorker Leading as Presidential Possibility

NEW CARDINALS FLYING TO ROME   CHICAGO, DETROIT PRELATES BEGIN SECOND HOP

2-Archbishops Reach Ireland   “Anive, After Flight “from Newfoundland; ‘Others Fly Today -

U.S. Envoy Seeks Showdowr On Policy With Argentina   Messersmith Believes Peron Is Anxious to Get Along With America-—Also That Country Furnishes Excellent Market

Blue Sends Warning to Legislators   Tells Them to Be Ready for Special Session, Pos sibly Next Month

Senate Would Take Of Restrictions On Meat And Dairy Items   “MONSTROUS” BILL, OFFICIALS CONTEND

MONSTROUS,’ SAYS BOWLES  - Senate Unit Rips Big Gaps In. OPA Price Control

Dressed Beef Is Disappearing   Legitimate Packers Cannot Compete

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Ship Almost Founders... .  1200 Screaming Jewish Refugees Transferred To Cyprus-Bound Ship

BRITISH DEPORT 1,200 REFUGEES   Holy Land Seethes; More Violence Feared

JEW REFUGEES SAIL FOR CYPRUS   British Transter Them a Haifa; Obtains Whit In Palestine ©

Hoifa Tense as British Transfer Jews to Cyprus   Crippied Immigrant Ship Towed Into Port-~ Rigid Securify Clamp

HAIFA JEWS PROTEST LATEST DEPORTATION   1,200 Refugees Are Shifted From Foundering Ship

Rigid Security Restrictions on  Port Of Haifa   Arab Army Summoned For Parade, ‘Show of Strength’

CLAMP SECURITY BANS ON HAIFA   BRITISH PREPARE TO DEPORT 2100 JEWS TO CYPRESS

Rigid Curfew  Clamped on Haifa Again   Deportation of Jewish Refugees Cause of Outbreak

VIOLENCE MARKS NEW EXILE OF JEWS BY BRITISH OFFICIALS  ARAB ARMY PARADE IS SCHEDULED AS STRIKE CALLED IN PROTEST

Refugees Fight Deportation To Cyprus Camp   More Than Thousand Jews Put On Ship Despite Resistance

1279 Jewish Refugees Are Taken Off Ship   Legality of British Deportation Policy May Face Court Test

BRITISH CLAMP RESTRICTION ON CITY OF HAIFA   1,200 Jewish Refugees Taken Off Immigrant Ship for Deportation

Rigid Security Clamped on Haifa To Quell Rioting   1,200 Jewish Refugees Transferred From Listing Vessel for Deportation

BRITISH SEIZE REFUGEE SHIP   1,279 Jewish Immigrants Transferred to Ships Bound for Cyprus

Jews Removed From Refugee Ship At Haifa   British Order Release of 700 Jews from Detention Camp

JEWS TAKEN FROM SHIP AT HAIFA   Transferred From Almost-Foundering Immigrant Vessel

Haifa Is Under Rigid Security  Refugees Prepared ‘or Deportation

Haifa Is Under Rigid Restraint   Jewish Mass Meeting Dispersed: Arab Fete Watched

British Clamp Restrictions  On Haifa Port   Jews Hold Protest Meeting As Refugees Put On Cyprus-Bound Shin.

Restrictions On Haifa Today   1,200 Jewish Refugees Removed from Listing Ship to British Craft

1200 REFUGEES ARE TAKEN OFF LISTING VESSEL   Jews Protest Transfer To British Ships Bound For Devortation Camps

RESTRICTIONS ARE CLAMPED OVER HAIFA   Rigid Security Orders Are Issued As Refugees Are Transferred from Immigrant Ship

British To Deport 1,200 More Jews  From Palestine   Are Taken Off Listing Ship

Jews Demonstrate Against British   More Deportations Signal for Jewish March on Barricades

‘RESTRICTIONS ARE ‘CLAMPED UPON ALL HAIFA DUE TO RIFT   Two Thousand Jews Protesting Further Deportations From Jerusalem

British Seize Jews From Damaged Ship Restrictions Clamped On All Haif<

Rigid Security Measure Clamped On Holy Land Port As Jews Deported

NEW JEWISH OUTBREAK IS FEARED   British Clamp New Restrictions On Palestine

Haifa Seethes Over Refugee Deportations   British Take 1,200 Jews From A Crippled Immi crant Shin.

British Intercept Boatload of Jewish Refugees and Take Them to Cyprus

60,000 Jews In Protest Strike   Haifa Is Scene Of Demonstration . Over Denortations.

Scream ing Jewish Refugees Are Transferred From Ship To Be Deported To Cyprus

Rigid Restrictions Keep All Haifa Still After: Trouble  Refugee Horde Movec From Immigrant Ship, Sent to Cyprus

 Three Supreme Court Justices Renominated   At G.O.P. Convention   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent

Jowa GOP Comuention Asks End of   Renominate Three Judges to Supreme Bench

Signatures in Vardaman Case  Declared False   Treasury Department Expert Testifies Neither Is Genuine

REPORT BARES bilola; GRAIN PAGES UPPED   Ceilings to Be Hiked May 13 to Bring Movement from Farms.

LaGUARDIA SAYS ENOUGH FOOD FOR ALL IF SHARED EQUALLY ALL OVER THE WORLD

Sub-Committee Is Named Work On OPA Measure   Determine How Far Senate To  Back Down

Efforts to Write OP: Compromise  ‘Tied Up in Knots   Senate Conferees Reject House Plan for Price Ceilings on Mect, Milk, Egas and Other Foods

WHISKEY FIRMS REDUCE OUTPUT TO SAVE GRAIN   Makers To Lower Production 40 Percent — Quality Liquors Affected

Whisky Output Cut 40 Per Cent  Move Made To Get More Grain To Eat

Whisky Makers Cut Schedules   Move in Line With Government’s Effort To Get Grain

Whisky-makers to Cut Production by 40%; to Aid Hungry  Quality Liquor to Be Scarce But There Will Be Other Kinds

GRAIN SLASHED FOR DISTILLERS   40 Per Cent Cut Ordered Ir New Bid To Aid Hungry

Nation's Whisky Manufacturers Cut Schedules of Production 40 Percent

WHISKEY MAKING SLASHED 40 PCT.   DRASTIC REDUCTION IN LINE WITH U, S. DEMAND FOR GRAIN

Whisky Production Cut 40 Per Cent  To Divert Grain for Famine Reliet

Whisky Making Given Big Cut   Production Slashed 40 Percent To Help Famine Relief

CUT PRODUCTION SCHEDULE   40 Per Cent Reduction is in Line With Newest Effort

SLASH GRAINUSE 40 PERCENT FOR MAKING WHISKY   Davis Warns Food Crisis to Continue Into Next ‘Year

Distillers Cut Whisky Output   Government Slashes Grain 40 ae tom

Government Cut Distiller’s Grain Use 40 Percent   Slash Is In Line With Effort To Save Grain For Relief

Whisky Makers Cut Schedules  Move in Line With   Move in Line With Government’s Effort To Get Grain

Latest Features in New Hospitals  VA Administration Announces Innovations

PARTY LEADERS BEARING DOWN  Demos Plan ‘Unity’ Dinners In --Fffort To Close Serious Split

DEMOS SCHEDULE UNITY’ DINNERS 10 CLOSE SPLIT   One Purpose Seeks United Support of Administration Bills

COMPLETE PLANS CHRISTIAN MEN'S BANQUET FEB. 14   Annual Event Will Be Held LaFayette High School Gymnasium

Hold Event Thursday Night At LaFayette; List Program   OHICAGO MAN IS SPEAKER

Soaring Prices Expected With Death Of The OPA   One California Landlady Rais Monthly to $10 Daily.   House to Vote Today On a Stop-Gap OPA   But Action In Senate Is Likely to Be Blocked  Several Days.

TRAIL OF CRIME FINALLY ENDS  -J.W. Mann And Companion Cauaht In Corpus Christi

BYRNES MAKES KEY ADDRESS ON U.S. AIMS   Molotov Ends Stalin Talks, Returns To Paris

Byrnes Expected io Restate — American Policy  Will Speak Today in Stuttgart to Mixed Crowd

EDDIE MACK DIES IN CAR ACCIDENT NORTH OF SANTA FE   Former Nahonaliy Known Boxer  Dies Under Wreckage of Gverturned Car

Trolley Taken - For Joyride   Passengers Experience Wild Trip With Mystery

UN Veto Problem ~ Solution Appears   “Big Five’ Expected To Back Compromise Proposal Put Forward by French Delegate

PTA Library. Fund - Drive Completed   Broadcast TexasAggie Grid Batttle

MADRID SEEMINGLY PROSPEROUS: LUXURIES AVAILABLE—FOR HIGH PRICES. MACKENZIF DISCOVERS

Rees ik prec,          Nation, However, ‘Not Riding ‘Crest of -Eco-.  “nomic Waves .Pros“perity Rather In the Conchdog: Category— Spatly.-

MOSCOW RENEWING ITS CLAIM — HOLDUP_SHOOTING WAS:A PLOT   UKRANIAN DELEGATE WHO WAS WOUNDED JN RESTAU— RANT BOBBERY ADDS” ~FUEL TO PROPA ’ GANDA LINE

Croix De Guerre And Silver Star Given Woodward   Republic Of France Recognizes Kerrville Major For Exceptional Services In Liberation

4A Are Arrested; Russian Colonel Called Leader   King Says: Ring Sought Dota On Atomic Secrets, Radar. Troop Movements

REPORT SAYS OFFICIALS LED SPY ACTIVITY   Atom Bomb, U,, S., Troop Movements Under Serutiny of  oda

Red Officer Called Spy Net Head   Royal Commission's _Report on Espionage Ring Made Public

Canada Puts Finger on Rus:  In Spy Plot   Ottawa. Embassy Working Under Moscow, Sought Atom. Radar Data

King Accuses Red Envoys: in Spy Effort   Says Russians Sought Troop Movements, Atomic Secrets

Soviet Embassy Members Blamed In Spy Reports   Were Acting Under Direction from Moscow, Prime Minister Says

CANADIAN RING IDENTIFIED BY INVESTIGATORS   Agents Acted Under “Direct Instructions From Moscow,” Says King

RINGLEADERS MEMBERS OF RED EMBASSY   Four Employes Are Being Held In Connection With Investigation.

Opposition to German Treaty  Is Attacked   U. S. Ready to Proceed Without Reds, State Secretary Declares

DECLARES STAND RAISES SUSPICION AMONG THE ALLIES   Asserts U, S. Will Act te Break Economic Barriers In Reich With Or Without Reds.   REPORTS TO NATION  ON BIG FOUR PARLEY,   Puts Blame on Soviet Dele gates for Failure to Reach Agreement on Critical Issues.

U.S. to Break Down Economic  Block in Reich   Secretary Admits Split Between Powers Over German Arms Treaty; Parley Issues Traced

Doubts, Suspicions Created by Opposition to 25-Year Pact for Disarmament Soviet Is Warned   Gen. McNarney to Be Instructed to Secure Cooperation on Economic Administration; Violation of Potsdam Agreement

Raps Soviets’ Hostility to Peace Plan   says U.S. to Take Action With or Without Moscow

Says Hostility To Peace Plan Unreasonable   Secretary Gives Nation Report on European Peace Prospects

Says U. S. Will Act Im. mediately to Break Down Economic Barriers in Germany, with ar withoant Ruecia

DECLARES U. 5, PLANS ACTION WITHOUT REDS   Effort Is Planned To  Break Barriers In  ’ ad awYrrer =a ra QC frre Lrwrriray

Byrnes Blames Russia For Failure Of Peace Conference In Paris   BY JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic

U.S. To Act To Break Up Barriers in Germany   Russia Is: Warned By U. S. Official She Is Creating Doubts, Suspicions

Failures Of Conference Laid To Reds   Says United States To Act Immediately To Break Barriers

Soviet Sows Suspicions, Byrnes Says   Secretary Asserts U.S. Seeks Reich Handling As Economic Whole.

Secretary Warns Reds On Germany   We Will Break Down Barriers In Reich,  He Reports To U. S.

Russians Warned U. 8. Will Act Immediately   Ohe Capman MQuectinn

RAILAUARD FRU FRESH DEMANDS FOR PAY HlKES  Contract With Three Unions for 16c Raise Fails to Satisfy Others  HIGHER RATES SOUGHT     Carriers Contend They Are Necessary to Offset  Dintes Momnmann   Carriers Contend They Are Necessary to Offset Rising Expenses

NEW RAILROAD PAY INCREASE DEMANDS LOOM   Pennsylvania Line Reports a 15 Per Cent Drop in April Freight Shipments.

New Wage Demands by Railroaders Expected Despite Signing of Contract by Three Rail Unions

3 Railway Unions Sign Contract; 2 Refuse to Comply   Engineers and Trainmen Reject Proposed 16-CentPer-Hour Boost

FEDERAL INCOME TAX RETURNS DUE MARCH FIFTEENTH   Collector Of Internal Revenue At Chicago Gives Answers To The Most Frequent Questions Asked By Taxpayers.

Faces Death In Chair For   Slaying Wife   William E. Alston Will Be Executed Ouly Few Yards From Twin Brother’s  . Life Term Cell

EE MOLOTOV AS POSSIBLE RED LEADEE   Unexpected New Publicity Build-up Brings Specu lation That He May Be a Potential Successor te Stalin.

Molotov Is — Given Buildup In Red Press   EUROPEANS BEGIN TO PONDER STALIN’S SUCCESSOR

FEDERAL ATTORNEYS BRING OUT NEW EVIDENCE IN CONTEMPT TRIAL OF COAL LEADER LEWIS   “Sovereign Function” of Government Is One Of Several Points Stressed——More Witnesses Are to Be Called—Charges Against Petrillo Are Dismissed—Late Worldwide News of Day

MOLOTOV GIVEN BIG BOOST FOR STALIN'S POST   toviet Buildup Indicates Min ister Beging Groomed As Joe’s Successor

Publicity Buildup For Molotov Stirs Speculation He May Succeed Stalin

Moscow Begins Buildup  RUSSIA INDICATES MOLOTOV MIGHT BE STALIN SUCCESSOR

Molotov Next After Stalin?   Publicity Stirs Speculation He’s Being Groomed For ‘ Top Spot Buildup

\Molotov’s Recent Publicity Hints /At Building For Successor To Stalin

Soviet Publicity Sets Tongues Awag For V. M. Molotov   Will He Be Successor to Stalin, Is Big Question Before Europeans

NEW MOVE TO PICK A SUCCESSOR TO PREMIER STALIN   An Unexpected Buiktup For Foreign Minister Molotov.   IN THE RUSSIAN PRESS   The Move Set Tongues Wag' ging Throughout Europe.

PUBLICITY FOR MOLOTOV STARTS EUROPE TALKING   Possibility As Successor To Minister Stalin

Molotov Seen As New Leader   Sudden Publicity Plug Stirs Speculation He Will Succeed Stalin

Molotov Named as Likely Successor To Joseph Stalin   Foreign Minister Receiving Publicity Bujld-up fer Job

Molotov Build-Up Starts Speculation On Stalin Successo   Foreign Minister Reported ‘Closest’ To Prime Minister

HINT MOLOTOV IS IN LINE 10 SUCCEED STALIN   Rumor Russian Prime Minister May Resign Due to Ill Health

Molotov Gets Press Build-Up   Unusual Publicity Sets Europe Wondering If He Is Being Greemed As Stalin Successor

Molotov Seen As Successor  To Joe Stalin   Speculation Follows Unex pected Press Buildup For Soviet Foreign Minisier

New Buildup Of Molotov Airs Rumors  Of Changes   *Stalin [Ts ‘Thought Preparing ‘To Quit Minister’s Office

Molotov Is Getting. Big Buildup   Publicity Campaign Couses Some To See ‘Him As Stelin’s Heir

MOLOTOV IS GIVEN BIG BUILD-UP IN RUSSIAN PAPERS      New, Publicity Causes Specula tion That Stalin's Successor f May Bé Named

Publicity Buildup Starts  Diplomats Of Opinion Molotov Is Possible Sueecessor To Stalin

Red Publicity For Molotov Creating Much Speculation  Diplomat’s Stock   Diplomat’s Stock Rises As Being Stalin’s Successor

MOTOTOY IS BOOMED FOR PREMIERSHIP   Foreign Minister May Succeed Joseph Stalin

ILLINOIS BONUS IS CHALLENGED   7 EX-SERVICE MEN, FORMER WAC SEEK TO TEST LEGALITY

Bevin Outlines British Policy In World Area:   Sees No Recovery Unless East-West Division Prevented

LEADER OF BRITISH ASKS FOR ACCORD   Bevins Wants No Division of Eastern, Western in Europe,

Briton Asks. East West Be Friendly   To Insist on Sovereignty Of Turkey; Advocates Montreux Revision.

DENIES BRITISH OPPRESS PEOPLE OF MIDDLE EAS)   Secretary Outlines Foreige Policy in Address Be fare Cammoant

BEVIN TENDERS OLIVE BRANCH TOWARD RUSSIA   East-West Split Would Be Fatal To Recovery O Europe, He Says

BEVIN ASSERTS PAEOENT oPLIT CAN BE HEALED   Reviews Paris Conference in Policy Statement to ~ Commons.

‘Temperaturés   Europe’s Recovery Hopes Are Linked To Unity of Effort

BEVIN GES SELFISHNESS BAR TO PEACE   British Foreign Policy  ~ Reviewed; Olive Branch Is Held Out to Russia.

‘VIN EXTENDS IVE BRANCH ) SOVIET BLOC   In Speech On British Policy

BEVIN ASSERTS UNITY OF EAST, WEST 1S VITAL   Europe Cannot Recover”  Breach Is Not Mended, He Tells Commons   FOREIGN POLICY AIRED

Bevin Fears  East-West Split   European Recovery To Depend Upon Peace That Is Workable

“BY MARTHUR ROCKS NATION   ORDER BANNING WAR ‘LEAD : LEADERS FROM PUBLIC OFFICE TO RESULT. IN NEW POLITICAL SETUP

President, However, Says We Will ‘Persevere’ To Help Achieve Peace   Absence Of Unity Deeply Regretted   Truman Makes Statement After Senators Demand  U.S. Withdrawal

U.S. Trims China Force to 12,000   Truman Pledges No Interference in Internal Chinese Affairs, but Promises Continuation  Of American Aid ‘Toward Peace and Recovery

Truman Orders ODT to Seize N.Y. Tugboats   Seek to Prevent Halt in Shipments of Vital Necessities to Starved Europe; ° President Moves Under War Powers

Truman Orders Seizure After  Traffie Halted   Ligon Leaders Call Emergency Meeting Of 10 a. m. Today to Consider L. S. Move

U.S, TAKES OVER STRIKE-HIT TUGS   Union Men To Decide Today Whether To Go Back

Murray Summons C. 1. 0. Leaders  Seizure of Tug Boat Companies Orderec

Truman Orders Tug Operation      Seizure By ODT Decreed By President Tuesday

Tugboat Industry Taken Over By Government To Keep Food. Fuel Moving To New York City

LONGSHOREMEN MEETING TODAY TO CONSIDER EARLY RETURN 10 JOBS UNDER FEDERAL DIRECTION

Tugboat Industry Seized By U.S.  Action Taken To Aid New York To Subsist

US. PreSdent  Makes It Effective Today TALAM=. = Union Refuses to Coli ment Until-Mcoting

GOVERNMENT 1S BOSS TODAY OF TUGBOAT CREV   3,500 Striking AFL Members Wait Union Orders Before Toiling in N.Y:

Government Seizes New York Tugboats  Remain Off Jobs, Union Orders;  aw) .............. Jw. BA. nate ne finti.ad

SEIZES STRUCK TUGBOAT FIRMS   Union Holds Meeting to Consider Seizure

Strike-bound firms taken over on order President ‘Truman   Workers instructed not to return pending union meeting Wednesday

TUGBOAT LINES WAY, HARBOR CCUFD BY US   But Unionists Reject Plea by Sec. Schwellenbach ta Resume Work   ODT ASSUMES CONTROL   Head of Agency’s Waterways Dept. Becomes Manager of 91 Companies

STRIKERS NOT TO RETURN TO WORK AT ONCE   Union Orders Meeting For 10 O’Clock To Act  On Seizure

President Acts To End Harbor. Traffic Tieup  _ New Price-Pay  Declaration from  Truman Awaited

ODT To Operate Companies; Union Leaders To Meet   AFL Local Directs Men Not To Return until Officials Confer   TURNER TAKES OVER AS FEDERAL MANAGER   Government Action Fol lows Appeals by Schwellenbach, 0’ Dwyer

Government Seizure Of Meat Urged   Sen. Green Says Packers Are Hoarding It

GOVERNMENT 1S ASKED TO SEIZE MEAT SUPPLIES   Industry Studies Appeal To Anderson To Lift Price Controls

SEN. GREEN ASKS SEIZURE MEAT STOCKS  Would Find Out If Packers Are

SEIZURE OF MEAT STOCKS PROPOSED   Satie Green Urges Gav ernment tn Art

Dearth Called Packers’ Plot To Kill OPA   Sen. Green Demands Government Seizure Of Meat in Storage

Baruch is Ready For Showdown On Atom Contro!   UN Commission Hears Demand of American Delegate

SUPPORT GIVEN BARUCH ATOMIC AUTHORITY PLAN   U.S, Seeks Showdown Vote. on Scheme for. World Control

VOTE ASKED ON ATOMIC ENERGY PLAN   Baruch Demands Showdown Vote By U. N. Commission

SAYS TIME HAS S COME. FOR. SHOWDOWN ON MATTER: fe) ATOMIC CONTROL; PLAN:  FOR WORLD AGENCY

Baruch Says Issue  (Argued Long Enougk   Tells U.N. Commission It Is Under Compulsion From Parent Rody To Act

Russia Is Asked ToShow Her Hand   Baruch Demands Punishment Of Violators With the Hamper Of Big Five Veto Power

BARUCH CALLS FOR ACTION BY COMMITTEE —   Russia Must Show Hand On Plan

U.S. DEMANDS SHOWDOWN ON ATOM CONTROL   Barnard Baruch Says Time Has Come to Match Words With Action.

KENTUCKY. CONGRESSMAN CANNOT. BE CALLED AS WITNESS IN WAR PROFITS INQUIRY

PATTERSON 10 G0 BEFORE COMMITTEE   To explain “E” Awards To “Paner Emoire”

Basement Blast Kills 7 in Dallas Hotel, 41 Injured   Swank 700-Room, $5,000,000 Baker Heavily Damaged

Considers Ato rets New Form of Isolationism  Pepper Aaseils UNO  a png ten - 4 in a. a - a » =   Says Big Three Must Meet To Solve Problems

Pepper Urges Big Three Talks to Restore Unity   Flatly Declures UNO ‘Not Way Out of This Feb’: Vardenheorete ‘Nem’ Tsolationisne Assailed

Senator Urges Early Meeting Of Big Three      Pepper Says UNO is Not Way Out of Present World Fear

Senator Urges Big 3’ Meet To Find Unity   Pepper Says UNO Is Not Way Out Of Web Of Fear

lor Raps Vandenberg Urging Release of Atom Secrets   ees THAT U. S. ANT LOAN TO RUSSIA   Merrow Calls fo pling between Tru“man and Stalin

Unprecedented Big Three Parley Urged   Re-establishment of Unity Is Necessary---Pepper

Penner Doubts  UNO Can Succeed   Senator Would Destroy All Atomic Weapons

Pepper Urges Destruction Of Atomic Bomt   Demands ’Big Three’ Conference to End ‘Siege af Fear’

RETAIL PRICES HIT NEW hiGH   Family Budgets Stretched To Meet Increases In Mid-March

NAMES JOHNSON FOR LABOR POST   Truman Picks Ex-Governor of Kentucky as Chief Administrator

“Battle of Applebutter” Ends with Nobody Winning Ruling Hits’ Area Farimers

T’ARFAIRE WALLACE   Democrats Licking Wounds; GOP Sees Omen of Victory

Police Are, Combing City  for Maniac Who Cut Up Degnan Girl's "Body Monday

Girl’s Maniac-Kidnap-Slayer Sought By Chicago’s Police [After Finding of Body Parts

Record State Vote Paced GOP Sweep   Amendment Issues Swell Ballots to Peak Off-Year Total of 1,110,000

Amendments Cause Heavy Vote In State   Wisconsin To Be Solid Republican For Next Two Years As Result Of GOP Landslide

Fresh Meat Price Lids Back Today   Ceilings May Climb Still Higher To Forestall Rationine

Ceilings On Meat Put Into Effect  Shortages Complaints Hint Hiaher Prices

MEAT PRICE CEILINGS MAY-GO UP   . Severe Shortage Is Discounted as - Complaints Increase

Higher Ceilings On Meat Seen to Avoid Rationing  Prolonged Shortage Talk Is Discounted by Officials

Higher Prices Are Preferred Over Rationing   Government Experts See More Meat in Probably Month

STILL HIGHER MEAT PRICES ARE FORECAST   Government May Take Ac. : tion To Head Off Re turn Of Rationing   NEW PRICES GOING INTO EFFECT TCAY

HIGHER MEAT  CEILING TALK 1S CIRCULATED   ‘Preferred To Ration System, Capital  Rumor Says

Clipper Makes Crash Landing   None Injured in Crash of “America” With 53 People Aboard

House Adopts Watered-Down Home Measure   Early Provisions Stripped from President's Bill

Democrats Close Ranks to Defeat New Housing Bil!   Balked at Thought Of Using Outright Substitute of GOP

Housing Bill Set For Vote   Predict That Much Changed Bill Will Have Easy Passage

Housing Bill Is Sent to Senate  Much Modified, It Is Passed by House

Easy Aproval Seen For Whittled - Down — Bill Which Wyatt Says Is In Such Shape That it Will Not. Achieve » Goai of 2,700,000 Homes.

FINAL VOTE DUE ON HOUSING ACT   G.0.P; Move For Complete Substitute Bill Beaten

Stripped Dowr Housino Plan Passes House   Goes To Senate Minus Subsidies And Price Ceiling

Badly-Battered Housing Bill Sent to Senate   House Kills Provisions For Subsidies and: Lid On Old Dwellings

Housing Bill Approved in  House Vote   Measure, Stripped of Its Subsidies and Ceilings Provisions, Now Ready For Senate Action

Senate Gets Housing Bill   House Gives Approval To Administration's Oft-Amended Plan

EFFORT MADE 10 RECOMMIT HOUSING BILL   Action Which Would Have Been Tantamount fo Rejecting Measure Is Rejected

Housing Bill Is Passed By 357 To 24 Call Votes   Expediter Wyatt Says Measure Will Not Achieve Goal Of New Homes

House Passes Much-Amended  Homes Measure   357-To-24 Vote Sends Watered-Down Bill To The Senate.

Housing Bill Approved By House Vote ©   Subsidies, Price Ceilings Stripped From Measure

Original Stripped OfMajor  Content   Measure Now Goes To Senate For Its Action

Measure Cut To Pieces By Amendments   Expediter Wyatt Sees No Chance To Attain Goal

HOUSING MEASURE SENT TO. SENATE   House Approves "Diluted’ Bill 9357 to 24

PRICE CEILINGS AND  SUBSIDIES STRIPPED  FROM LAW BY HOUSE SENATE GIVEN CRIPPLED  _VERSION OF TRUMAN'S . VETS’ HOMES PROGRAM

Battered Housing Bill Passes House   Senate Is Expected To Renew Battle Bae Risheteling

BILL TO PROMOTE HOUSE - BUILDING READY FOR VOTE   AMENDED FORM NOT SUFFICIENT, WYATT TELLS LAWMAKERS

Housing Measure  Ready For Vote   Badly-Mauled Administration Bill Before House Today

House Votes 357-24 for Lopped Plan   “Heart of Administration Program” Is Cut Out To Senate Nex?.

House Passes Housing Bill   Roll Call Vote of 357 to 24 Sends It To the Senate

Amended Housing Bill Passes House  By 357 To 24 Vote      No Price Ceilings Or  Construction Subsidies

House Votes Approval of Homes Bill   Adopts Measure After Eliminating Price Ceilings

Housing Bill Passes  However, It Is Cuutmmnad al Twa   However, It Is Stripped of Two Key Provisions

HOUSE PASSES DILUTED BILL TO AID HOUSING   Lobby Charge Hurled At Producers by Vet Group

House Expected To Pass Altered Housing Bill  To Shut Off Complet GOP Substitute

Housing Bill Passed After Week's Debate   Refuse Motion To Send Measure Back to Committee

6.0, P, HOUSING PLAN FAILS AS SUBSTITUTE   wemocrats Close Ranks To Kill Measure

Battered Housing Bill Passes House With 357-24 Vote   2,700,000 Homes Goal Not Reached With Leaislation

Housing Measure Passed   Battered Administration Bill Goes to Senate Minus Subsidies

Housing Bill OK'd In House Vote, Handed to Senate   Bill Has Provision * For Ceilings On New Construction

Housing Bill Is Adopted By House   Measure Stripped Of Many Features Originally Asked By Truman

Amended Housing Bill Sent To Senate Today  Administration Plan Is Stripped of Subsidies, Ceilings

Truman’s Battered Housing Bill Near Showdown in House   Republican Substitute for Measure Turned Down  Wednesday   RUELLETIX

Housi ng Bill OKd By House   Stripped of  Provisions for Subsidies and Price Ceilings

Housing Bill To Senate —   Expect Fight ° There ‘For Subsidies Cut Out Of House Measure

Housing Bill Passed By House; Solons:Critical Of Sharply Revised Measure

GOP PREDICTS EASY PASSAGE OF HOUSING BILL   ‘Measure Limps Toward Final Vote in House Late Today

HOUSING BILL ALL HACKED UP   Limps Toward Final Vote; Wyatt Says It Will Not Achieve Goal.

Whittled Housing Bill Near Vote   Wyatt Says Bill Now In Such Form That It Will Not Achieve Goal

Won't Achieve Truman Goal Of 2,700,000 Homes: Wyatt   No Ceilings on Existing Homes, No Subsidies in Measare

—ANOTHER SLAP AT: OPA—  M uch-W hittled. Housing Bill FacesFinal Vote —   Wyatt Says Measure Will Not Achieve .U.. S§. Goal Of 2,700,000 New Homes

House Passes  Housing Bill   Is Stripped Of Provisions For Construction Subsidies, Ceilings.

Housing Bill Moves Toward Vote in House   Housing Expediter Wilson W. Wyatt Says Form of Measure Make Goal Impossible

Housing Bill Passed by House   Final Version Puts Ceilings on New Dwellings But Omits Subsidy

Measure Facing Another Battle in the Senate   Truman's $600,000.000 Subsidy Pro. posal to Aid Vets Turned Down

House Passes Modified Housing Bil   New Battle Looms in Senate Over Measure; Ballot Is 357 to 24

EIS BY HOUSE   Administration’s Battered Measure Goes to Senate. as House Ends “Action—Sub- sidies and Ceilings Out 

House Defeats Change for Housing Bill   Debate Is Limited In Effort to Reach Final Vote

UNEMPLOYMENT TAX FUNDS OVERFLOW FEDERAL TREASURY; REDUCTION IN RATE TO TWO PER CENT IS PROPOSED

Social Security Tax Cut Proposec   SSB Chairman Says Two Per Cent Levy Would Be Adequate.

Jobless Pay Tax Reductior Is Proposed   - Social Security Chairman Says Fund: ‘Ahead Four Years

Most Vets’ Bills Win   Only One of Eight Defeated; Anti-Closed Shop Bills Approved

All But One Veterans’ Aid Proposals Won In Election Despite Labor’s Opposition

Six States Vote Aid to Veterans  Only One Proposal Veted Down Tuesday

Three States Prohibit Closed Shop.... Six Of Seven Proposals To Aid Veterans Okayed In Number Of States

OVER RIFT IN RANKS OF GOP   Maybe Minority Will Get Key Posts, John son Suggests

Reapportionment Suit For Illinois Congress Districts in US Court

FREDERICK LEGION IS THIRD PLACE WINNER   Local Drum Corps Wins S180 In Winchester Competition: Han over Post Is First

General Leads Line Of March In Parade   60,000 Watch Colorful Winchester Apple Blossom Parade Friday

Vandegrift Leads Parade  Apple Capital Sees  Longest Processiaon

Shower of Missiles Over Sweden Investigated   SWEDEN PLANS TO REPORT ON INVESTIGATION

SWEDISH ARMY INVESTIGATES ROCKET SHOWER   Believed Secret Russian Weapon

Swedish Army Probes Rocket Mystery Today   Strange Rockets Shower Over Sweden During Night; Suspect Russ Experimenters

HUNDREDS SEE BOMB BARRAGE — OVER COUNTRY   Russian Experiments Hinted as Army Starts Probe

Russian Experiments Suspected— Swedes Investigate Mysterious Rocket:

Rocket Fire irks Swedes   TKS oweces  Army To Investigate Shower of Missiles  Te Mantral Deanitan

Rockets Flash Again  In Sw wien   Believe Russians, Aided By Germans, Are Experimenting

ROCKETS HIT SWEDEN; ARMY INVESTIGATES   Military to Seek Showdown on Rocket Launching

Shower Rockets Crash Down In Central Sweden   Russians Believed Making Exneriments

ROCKETS ROAR OVER SWEDEN   Army Probing Source of Firey Missiles

President Calls Meet to Discuss Housing Problen   Program Approach Must Be Changed As Controls Ended

‘EXPLOSIVE SITUATION CREATED BY ICKES AND FINDING OF MAN TO SUCCEED HIM IS SUBJECT

TRUMAN SEEN ON POLITICAL SPOT IN CABINET FIGHT   Retiring Secretary's Charges ' Menace Party in Fail . Floctanc

* " *2cessor to : “Ickes Sought By President   Resignation of Secretary offin. terior Creates One of Touch: jest Political Problems ffox Tease 16. Peta f

Congressmen Summoned To White House   President Seeks Aid In Selecting Man To Take Over Ickes Job

TRUMAN STILL CONFERRING AND CONFERRING ON POLICY AS 1.500.000 STRIKERS HALT INDUSTRY

On Political — Spot Following  Ickes Withdrawa   President Expected To Name Westerner As Next Secretary Of The Interior

Must Select New Inferior Head Of Highest Caliber   Must Also Offset Statement Referring to “Perjury For Sake of Party”

Pauley Probe Sought; Big Task Faces Chief   President Must Repair Damage to Party; Decide on Whether to Withdraw Nomination

Waage-Price Plan Delayed Again by New Dispute   Iron Age Magazine Forecasts End of Steel Strike Soon

Ickes Puts Truman On Political Spot With His Blistering Resignation

Western. Congressmen Ih Conference: With Truman Following’ Ickes Blowup

Successor To  Ickes Sought By President   Chief Executive Has Job Of Repairing Damage Done In Blast By lrate Secretary

Wyatt Supports Building Drive   Reconversion Director Steelman And RFC Director Allen Also Summoned To Conference; Republicans On Hot Spot

Confronted With Tough Problem, President Angles For Able Man To Succeed Ickes

SERIES OF TALKS ARE PLANNED FOR THE WHITE HOUSE   President Truman Summons Western Congressmen.   mois A TOUCHY PROBLEM   Will Discuss Harold Ickes’ Explosive Exit From the Cabinet,

TRUMAN MEETS CONGRESS AIDS IN WHITE HOUSE   President Faces One Of His Touchiest Problems In Filling Cabinet Job

Truman Summons Western Congress Leaders; Former Secretary Fires Multiple Charges

Housing Prohlem Tackled   Truman and Key Leaders Confer On Controls

TRUMAI ON THE ,SPOT   Manner of Ickes’ Exit Poses Many Tough Problems

Truman Seeks Successor for Cabinet Leader   Men From West May Have Say In Appointment

Ickes Puts Truman on Political Spot as He Leaves Pos!   Slam-Bang _ Resignation Poses Immediate Problems for President

Texan May Be Given High Post   Sam Royburn Is Called to White House Today

Truman, Western Lawmakers Confer on! ckes’ Successor   President Seeking Right Man In Order to Offset: Circumstances Around Resignation Of Interior Secretary; No Decision= " te

SOLONS FOR TALK   Resignation Puts President In Tough Political Spot

New Political Problem Faces The President   Inquiry Into Truth Of Pauley Statement Is Requested

Truman In One Of Touchiest Political Spots   Western Solons Called For Conference

Ickes Row Puts Truman On the Spot   Faced With ‘Touchy Political Problem As Result of Hot . Exchange of Words

Westerners Talk Appointment With President  Sen. Wheeler Among Solons Called To Truman Meeting

Truman Summons Western Solons for Talks in Wake Of Ickes’ Explosive Eyit

PRES. TRUMAN TO ADDRESS: NATION SUNDAY   Speech To Be “No Compromise  With Lewis’

‘NO COMPROMISE” WITH LEWIS TO BE THEME OF: PRESIDENT'S SUNDAY NIGHT SPEECH   By ROBERT G. NIXON:

SUNDAY SPEECH TOBE TOUGHEST IN HIS CAREER   ‘Appeal to Reason’ Aimed a Conscience. of American People as Whole

REMSEN HOST 10 LUTHERANS   Sioux City District of 15 Congregations To Meet at Christ Church

Sioux City District of 15 Congregations To Meet at Christ Church

Legislators Weigh Conflicting Bills to Finance Bonus   Partisan Measures Introduced; Assembly Recesses Until Tuesday

HOME BUILDING PLANS DISCUSSED   Wyatt Outlines Program To Construct Many Structures.

Wyatt Outlines Housing Plans For Committee   Wants Government To Guarantee Market For Prefabricated Homes

Wyatt Outlines Prefabricated Housing Plan   Guarantee Asked For Marketing Of Dwellinas

‘Outline Plans For 850,000 Homes for Vets   Wyatt Asks Govt. Guarantee Market To Manufacturers

WOULD COST AVERAGE OF $4,000 PLANT   Government Would Purchase Most  OFf Production

League Nations Expires Tonight   Buildings and Technical Services Will Be Transferred To U. N.

DEATH NOTICE: The te   The League Of Nations Aae 26 Years, 3 Months

League Expires   United Nations. Will_ Get  League of Nations ’ Raildines

Feuding House Democrats Remain in Discord Despite Special Meeting

Par ‘ty Caucus F ails To Soothe  Demoer atic Ire   One Congressman Says “Wide Open Split” Now Exibéts; Southerners Contend Otherwise

Extraordinary Harmony Session Comes Up With Sour Note in Democratic Symphony of Love —

Demo ‘Harmony Session Fails  To Weld Party   ‘Wide Open — Split’ Now Exists

HOUSE DEMOCRATS ‘HARMONY’ SESSION FAILED TODAY   Could Not Dispel the Discord That Has Plagued Party Ranks.   4 WIDE OPEN SPLIT NOW   This Is Statement Made By Representative Hook of Michigan.

DEMOCRATS IN SERIOUS SPLIT   ‘Harmony’ Session Fails To Dispell Discord Plaguing Ranks

“Harmony” Sessior Of Democrats  Is Termed Failure  Discord Is Plaguing Party’s Ranks, Disunity Prevails

Democratic “Harmony” Session Did ‘Not Dispel Discord, Report States

SESSION FAILS TO MEND PARTY UNITY   Democratic ‘Harmony’ Meeting Misses Mark

Discord Still Plagues Ranks Of Democrats   Harmony Session Fails To Quiet Revolt Evident Among Members

Alfred Cline Convicted On Nine Counts of Forgery  Faces Maximum of 126 Years i in Jail

EX-CHOIR LEADER IS GUILTY OF FORGERY   Alfred Cline Faces Maximum Term Of 126 Years

Cuban Fools Movie Colony, Courts For Two Years; Jailed for Forgery, Burglary and Theft of Records

Adresses’ ‘Cuban’ Friend Unmasked   . Arrested on 5 Counts, Revealed as Kluxer

Kansans Fight OPA Meal Price Rollback   Restaurant Group Files Action in Federal Court to Keen Order From Being Enforced

Truce Offers No Relief for CoalStarved Plants   Truman Wants Lewis, Operators to Reach Agreement Before Wednesday

TRUMAN ASKS NEW AGREEMENT BY WEDNESDAY   Miners Keturn To Piis Monday For Two Week Truce

MINES PREPARED FOR TRUGE WORK   Only Most Vital Services to Get Relief Unless Accord Is Quickly Reached

MINERS RETURN ON MONDAY FOR 9, WEEKS’ WORK   President Truman Hopes Truce Period Will See Final Settlement.

TRUMAN HOLDS HOPE. THA: ‘TRUCE WILL BECOME ! THROUGH NEW CONTEAT: WITHIN TWO WEEKS 

Truce Bolsters Hope  For Strike Settlement Cleanup Crews Begin Work in Pits; Rmersvency Controls to Be Retained

Senate Passes British Loan, Sends Bill To House   Passage Comes After Administration  Beate Down Amendments For Delays

Senate Gives Approval to British Loan   Measure Now Goes to House, Where Its Fate Is Uncertain

Loan to Britain Wins Approval Of Senate   Amendments Killed, Bill Goes to House And Uncertain Fate

Senate Passes Loan to Britain, Vieasure’s Fate in House Uncertain

Senate OK’s British Loan: _ Measure Sent To The House   Higher Chamber Approves 50-Year, $3 Billion Loa! by Vote of 46 to 34—Administration Succeeds in Beating Down All Restrictive Amendments

BRITISH LOA APPROVED BY SENATE, 46-34   LABOR LEGISLATION TO CURB STRIKES NEXT ON DOCKET

46 10 34 FOR BRITISH LOAN   Approve Huge Credit, Sent to Uncertain Fate in House

British loan future still up to house   ‘Senators Hugh Butler and Kenneth Wherry of Nebraska voted against the British loan.

BRITISH LOAN PASSES SENATE BY MARGIN OF 12   FULL TICKET IS'E  NOMINATED ATE GOP CONVENTION   Measure Survives Series 01 Crippling Amendments " Before Vote   HAS UNCERTAIN FATE IN LOWER CHAMBER

Senate Favors $3,750.000.000 Loan to Britain on 46 to 34 Vote   Measure Carries No Interest During Next Five Years; Barkley Amendments Downed

LOAN TO BRITAIN OF $3,750,000 00 VOTED BY SENATE   Administration Forces Beat Down Amendments and Push Through Legislation, 46 to 34.   BILL SENT TO HOUSE; FATE THERE IN DOUBT   Taft Says England's Current Obligations Wil! Leave Little for Long-Kange Financial Help.

Senate Approves Big British Loan; House Test Ahead  Upper Chamber Votes Proposal, 46 to 34, After Much Delay

Unchanged Loan Measure Passed By Senate Vote   Democrat Leader Barkley  Beats Down The Opposition

POPE BROADCASTS AFTER CONFERRING BIRETTAS  LIPON NEW CARDINALS _

Pontiff Tells Cardinals Dangers Seen   New Princes of Church Receive Birettas At Colorful Ceremony

» Pope Stresses ‘Universality’  Of The Church   Pontiff “Imposes Birettas Upon 29 Of The 32 New Cardinals.

Pope Assails ‘Imnerialism’   Vatican Radio Broadcasts Pontiff’s riea For Unity and Understanding as New Cardinals Receive Token of Office

Pope Places Birettas On 29 Cardinals   Notes Universality Of Church; Colorful Ceremony Is Held In Hall Of Benediction:

SEES CHURCH AS SIGNAL OF HOPE IN ‘TORN WORLD’   PONTIFF SPEAKS AFTER CEREMONY FOR CARDINALS

iBeer Parlors Pay: $300 Each For Sale To... .~ Orange City: Girls

Soviets Seize Lands, Crops In Austria   Some of 40,000 Acres Outside U. §. Potsdam Conception

THE SCHOOL BOARD   Saltzman Sees Need “for * Higher Rate of  Achievement”   ‘BOOKLET IS PRINTED

ANNUAL REPORT TO THE SCHOOL BOARD   Saltzman Sees Need “for * Higher Rate of  Achievement”

RIOTING IN CHURCH HALL OVER ANTI-GERMAN MOVE   MAN STRUCK WOMAN &UpPORTER OF BAN ON GERMAN IMMIGRATION AND FIGHT STARTED

OPA STARTS $722,506 DAMAGE ACTION AGAINS’ RIG TLIMRER FIRMS IN SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT

Miners’ Policy Group And Mine Operators Consider Proposition Made by Government   Atomic Control Being Studied

UN. BOY WAITES NEW PROVISION IN ARMS CUT PLANS   General Assembly Must Approve Any Program Drafted in Counc

Write New Safeguard Into Disarmament Plans   Provide Any Program Drafted By U. N. Be Okayed By 54-Nation Assembly

New Safeguare¢ Put in Plan to Limit Arms   Final Draft of Agenda for Big Four Conference About Completed

All Nations To  Okay Arms Cut   New Safeguard’ Written Into Plans By Sub Carmmittes.

Plan New Safeguard In Disarming   Special Session Of General Assembly To Check Proposals

Arms Programs. . Must Be Favored ‘By UN Assembly   Fresh Safeguard Writteu Into Reduction Plans; Will Speed Agreement

FULL U. N. WANTS VOICE IN ARMS CUT   Subcommittee Would Make Any Agreement Reached by Security Council Subject to Assembly’s Approval.

U. N. Plants Safeguard in Arms Program   Stalemate Lingers on Reduction Plans; New Factor Iniected

United  Nations Curbing OnArms   Special Session Is Necessary Under New Proposal

PEACE TREATIES WON'T BRING — WORLD TRANQUILITY, ASSERTS AP FOREIGN AFFAIRS ANALYST

Treaties Will Not Produce ‘Tranquility’     Warld Faces Unprecedented. ‘Perio d of  cal Turmoil

FINN RESTITUTION TO RUSSIA ENDED   IN RETURN, SOVIET OBTAINS CONCESSION ON FAR NORTH POWER STATION,

Sylvania Grants Pay Increase Of 10-13 Per Cent  Both Salaried And Hourly Employes To Be Paid More

Funeral Service For » Harry Hopkins Set For Friday In New York City

sl 3,000 GRAB TOLD BY GIRL   : Young Cashier Shares Loot With Boyfriend

$13.000 Theft Laid To Young Girl Cashier   : vf 4 7. ~~ Sixteen-Year-Old Says She ‘Took Money To Finance Her Marriage

End Of Strike To See Nation Badly Crippled   INDU STRIAL T TEMPO SET BACK BY MINE WALKOUT

Most Miners Ready to Return to Work But Damage Already Will Linger for Long Time

OPERATORS, MOST MINERS OKAY TRUCE   Crippling Effects Of Coal Strike Will Linger

COAL SHORTAGE “STILL 10 REACH LOWEST DEPTH   Most Deliveries Will Take at Least Ten Days After Mineral Is Mined   CRISIS PARTLY LIFTED  Many Auto Plants Go Ahead With Plans to Close but G. NW. Mav Not

BROWNOUTS 10 CONTINUE FOR TRUCE PERIOD      President Hoping For New Permanent Agreement In Next Two Weeks   MOST MINERS OBEY ORDER   Few Resent Fact No Final Agreement Made; New Moves Awaited

TALKS ON COAL STRIKE SECRET   Lewis And Krug Session Hush-Hush As Novy, 20 Deadline Nears

Krug Meets Lewis For  Secret Talk   Lewis May Serve Notice. Of Strike Before Day Ends

Lewis, Krug Silent on Parley Results On Eve of Deadline for Coal Contract

Krug, Lewis Hold Short Talk On Coal Pact   Confer On Eve Of Deadline For Ending Contract

LEWIS, KRUG IN HUSH - HUSH SECRET MEET   Mystery Shrouds Status Of Mine Chieftain’s  Strike Intentions

9-MINUTE TALK HELD BY LEWIS AND KRUG   Two Refuse to Divulge What De veloped at Conference in Secretary’s Office.

Krug Meets Lewis ~ {In Truce Aftempt   Lewis Threatens to Serve . Notice on Contract , ; . Ending

KRUG, LEWIS SILENT OVER MINE DISPUTE   Hush-Hush Session Is Held; Secretary ls Seeking Truce

THREE TRAPPED FAMILIES SAVED _ Cloudburst Drives Residents From Homes In Albuquerque

Plane Bores Into Mountain, Burns: Report 21 Perish   B-17 Bomber Crashes in Massachusetts; Afire in Air

WEALTHY RANCHER UNDER. ARREST AS DOPE RING CHIEF   Most Important International Trafficker in Neyeoties  Is ln Custody

Hold Rancher For Dealings In Narcotics   Strange Jekyll-Hyde Ca. reer Of Arizona Raneher Revealed.

Drug Unit's Agents Nab Jekyll-Hyde   Man Posing as Arizona Rancher Once Drew Sentence in lowa.

T-Men ‘Arrest Nation’s No. 1 Dope Peddler   Posed As Wealthy Rancher, Enjoyed: Wide oie Acceptance .

Arrest Narcotics Trafficker  eas. ak, Denehar’ af Phaeniy Most important Dope Dealer

ARREST BARES DOUBLE LIFE OF WESTERNER   Defendant Identified With International Drug Traffic

Topflight Narcotic Dealer Is Seized   Most Important One Known to Bureau Posed As Weelthy Arizona Rancher

T-Men ‘Arrest Nation’s No. 1 Dope Peddler   bani As Wealthy Rancher, Enjoyed Wide Civic Acceptance

‘Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Hyde’ PROMINENT ARIZONA RANCHER SEIZED AS NARCOTICS ‘KING’

Jap Naval Officers Say Their Planes Made Reconnaissance Over Pearl Harbor in Dawn December 7

Jap Aircraft Scouted Fleet Before Attack   Early Morning Hops Were Made Over Pearl Harbor

RIDER WARNS OHIO HUNTERS   Nimrods Urged To Be Careful As Million Plan To Open Season Friday

Rabbits, Pheasants ... Beware!  Nearly Million Ohio Hunters Take To Fields Tomorrow; Dangers Cited

HOSTILITIES CEASE IN NORTH CHINA   Both Sides Charge Violation Of Truce Agreement

‘Ambulance Driver Describes Massacre at Malmedy ‘Glares at 74 SS Crimes Defendants

 Sanduskian Testifies To Slaughter Of American Prisoners Of War By Nazis

INSIGNIA IGNORED  Red Cross Driver Telis Of Nazi Surrender Murders

Survivor of Massacre by Huns Tells How Captured Yanks Were Butchered on Spoi

Nazis Ignored Red Cross Insignia, Ohioan Savs in Malmedy Testimony

NLRB DECISION BACKS LEWIS PARLEY HAND   National ‘Labor Board Ruling Says Wagner Labor Act Applies  To Foremen

NLRB Ruling Allows Foremer To Join Unions   Holds Wagner Act Fully Applicable to Case of Supervisors

Wagner Act Applies to  Supervisors   NLRB Ruling Made In Case Thivolyi ing  Coal Mine Foremen

NLRB Includes Supervisors In Wagner Act  Ruling Made In Case Involving Mine Foremen

ACT TAKES IN SUPERVISORS   Labor Board Rules In Action Involving Mine Foremen

EDS NOW OUT OF AZERBAIJAN   Tehran Instructs Envoy To Inform UN Council } In New York

GROMYKO RAPS U.S, FOR MAKING A-BOMB   Delivers Attack On Americ: During Stormy Session

F,B. 1. Reports 26,000 Draft Violation Probes In U.S. Since V-J Day

arrival of 82nd airborne outfit   Johnny came marching home to surging 5th Ave. throne

13,000 ‘Johnnies‘ Come Marching Home As New York Stages Victory Parade

Vets’ Housing Projects Cut   Rising Ma'terial, Labor  Tnetancad Rina

HOUSING PLAN SLASHED AGAIN BY FPH AGENCY   12,000 Unit Cutback Is Ordered Because Of  Increased Costs

Veterans Housing  Cutback Ordered   12,000 Temporary Units Dropped From Program Throughout Nation

SLASH ORDEREL IN PROGRAM FOR VET HOMES   12,000 Units to Be Cut Because of Rising Costs Of Labor and Material

Will Halt Hundreds (Of Projects   Colleges-and Cities Will Be Affected By Latest Ruling.

‘U.S. Veterans Housing ‘Is Cut Back   Rise in Material and . Labor Costs Is Termed Reason

Temporary Houses For Veterans Is Reduced by 12,000   Cutback Attributed by FPHA to Rising Building Costs

Cutback in Vet Houses Is Orderec   Many City and College Projeets Throughout Country ‘ Affected.

LABOR COSTS CUT HOUSING FOR VETERANS   COLLEGE PROJECTS AFFECTED BY NEW ORDER

In Vet Housing Program By FPHA  Rising Costs Of Materia Given As Reason For Reduction

QUT WAY 10 DISARMAMENT   Senator Connally Tells UN Outstand. ing Issues Must Be Settled First.

U.S.: Must Settle Issues Before  Powers Disarm  Connally Makes Reply To Molotovs’ Proposal

SETTLE OTHER ISSUES FIRST, CONNALLY SAYS   U. S. Will Not Give Up Atom Secrets Untii Then

Connally in  Answer to Reds Plar   Says Big Issues Must Be Settled First; Molotov Backs Inspections.   “Forest Before Trees.”

CONNALLY ASKS REDS TO CLEAR UP TREATIES   ‘Outstanding Allied Issues’ Put Before Plan For World Disarmament

Connally Calls For Settlement  Of All Problems   Peace Il reaties Should Be First Job

Reds’ Proposals Unattainable af Present, Claim   Disarmament, Checks On Compliance Are Sought by Molotov

MAIOR (SSUES BAR DISARMING NOW, UL §. SAYS   Connally Delivers a General Reply to Proposal by Molotov   OUTLINES OUR POLICY   American Delegate Asserts Atomic Control Accord Is Highly Important

KIWANIS CLUB HEARS TALK BY HAMEL   J.-G. Publisher Tells Newspapers’ Public Service

Program for Decontrol To Be Continued      Official Says Democratic Defeat Will Not Mean Slackening of Measures Te Remove Controls

No Slackening Seen for OPA Controls   Democrats Are Planning To Continue Their Price Ceiling Program

Official Declares Decontrol to Go  Ahead as Planned      Election Upset Will Make No Difference, Is Report; to Give  Master List

NO LETUP SEEN FOR DECONTROL   Ballot Debacle To Have No Slackening Effect

ALL CONTROLS ON CLOTHING TO GO SOON   Decontrol Of Other Items Being Considered

NO DECONTROL SLOWING SEEN   OPA Official Says Freeing 0} Markets To Continue at Present Pace.

Truman Favors Some Changes In Labor Laws   President, However, Is Reported Opposed to Any Drastic Curbs

Truman Wants Changes in Labor Law, But Will Oppose Drastic Restrictions

Truman s Said Favoring Mild Labor Legislatior   Observers Believe * President Would Veto Drastic Action

TRUMAN FAVORS SOME CHANGES IN LABOR ACTS   However, White House Op. poses Drastic Restrictions On Unions Now

Truman Maintaining His Middle of Roac ‘Labor Policy Despite Menace To National Economy From Strikes

Truman Said to Oppose Drastic Anti-Labor Laws   Report President Retains Friendly Feeling for Unions

Truman Said Willing For Labor Rules   President Opposed To Drastic Restrictions On Unions: Uses Caution.

Truman Is Said To Favor Work Law Change   President Opposes Any Drastic  Union Restriction

Truman Opposes Drastic Restrictions on Unions   Reported Willing for Congress To Make Some Changes in Labor Disputes Laws

Truman Is Ready for Labor Law   President, However Won't Be too Hard On Labor Unions

Truman Will Fieht Drastic Labor Change   President Willing For Congress To Make Some Changes In Disputes

Favors Some Minor Labor Restrictions   Schwellenbach Urge CIO To Expand Its Political Function

DRASTIC CURBS ON LABOR FACE POSSIBLE VETO   Truman Viewed Still Friendly to Labor Despite Strikes

Truman Willing on Labor Laws  But Must Not Be Too Hard, Report Say

President Seen Approving Change: In Labor Law  President Believed Maintaining Attitude Hald in Senate

Truman Steady In His Friendly Labor Attitude   Represented as Willing for Congress To Make Some Changes in Disputes  Eaves

INTERNAL ROW WITHHOLDING STOCK PRICES   Steelman Seeks Compromise Between OPA and Agriculture Dept.

STEELMAN SEEKS A COMPROMISE   Anderson To  Have Final te Price Say

Govt. Agencies iffer on New Veat Ceilings   Steelman Secks Compromise Between Porter, Anderson

Ballots Found ‘Lost’ Monday   West Virginia Court Holds Police-Supervised Ballot Check

More Raleigh County Ballots eFound Missing   Special Grand Jury May Be Called; FBI Urged Enter Case

HOUSE GROUP INTERCEDES Ih A-BOMB TEST   Some Historic Ships Slated for Use May Be Spared

House Seeks Explanation Of Atomic Bomb Test:    Some Members Demand Historic Battleships Be Spared from Scheduled Destruction

“Lefty” Hatten to Pitch  Exhibition Game at Bancroft Sunday, October 13th

Owners Negotiating Committee Held Two Long Sessions Yesterday To Draft Offer To Wnion TMemande   WALKOUT MIGHT LAST TWO MONTH!

TENSION GROWS AT COAL TALKS   Strike Deadline : Is Only Week Away; Walkout Inevitable, Operators Believe

ANOTHER ROW BREWING OVER ATOM CONTROL   Truman Skips Major Issue in Press Report Statement

New Battle Flares Over Atom Control; Truman Leans To Civilian Supervision   Ickes Speaks For Roosevelt Policies

Atomic Energy Fight Growing  President Enters Civilian-military Fuss

_ -TATOMIC.- A ae ; . Tronsn Fe avors Civilian  Atomic Energy Control   Says Military Should Be Consulted But Wants Commission Responsible To. Him

Row Over Atemic Control Brewing   Military vs. Civilian Fuss Puts Bumps in Pending Leatclation

TRUMAN WANTS CIVIL CONTROL OF ATOM PLAN   President Believes Military Should Be Consulted In Solving Problems

New Row Brewing Over Atomic Control Dispute   Truman Says Still Feels Military Should Be Consulted

Congress Argues Civilian-Military Control Of Aton   : Divergent Opin ions Are Expressed

President Truman’s Position On Civilian-ys.-Military Atomic Control Disputed   Both Sides See Chief Executive Backing Their Views; Truman Evades Maior Issue

ATOMIG ENERGY CONTROL BILL MAY FACE TROUBLE   Truman Favors Board of Civilians For Consultation with Military

 Vernal Equinox-S pring-Arrives Today ' at 12:33 a. m. with W eather Co-o perating

‘Temperature: Normal With Spring Here   Snow Falls In Western States

Two Teen-Agers Killed As Auto Leaves Highway   One Yeung Girl Near Death Wath Injuries Im Lancaster Haoxpital

DOG ANSWERS   Detroit Magician Vaile to Contact Darrow's Apirit,

Ola P. D. Q. Customer, fistens In :  Pauley Probers’ Fail: to » Mention Pauley

Probe Ordered In New Albany   Business Man Is Interim Mayor; Grand Jury Convenes Oct. 1

N.C. Girl Judged To Be Imbecile   Charged With Stealing Six Thousand Dollar Trousseau

Hopes for fran Settlement Dim   Iran Charges That Soviet Interference Has Not Stopped

ALA SAYS REDS STILL MEDDLE INIRAN AFFAIRS   Troublesome Question Stil Faces UNO Council. As War Talk Is Heard

New Iranian Charge Says. Soviet Interference In Internal Affairs Continues   Unable To Investigate Reports That Russians Remain In Azerbatian Province

Hopes For Early Settlement Of Vexing Iranian Case Fade   Ala Reports Continued Soviet Interference, Sees Civil Strife As International Threat

Hopes for Early End of Problem Fade, IsReport   Gromyko Expected To Boycott UNO Meeting On Issue Wednesday

tran Charges XeptBefore U.N  — Ala Again Claims  toute bnfactestan

Claims Russia Is Still Interfering   Iranian Ambassador’s Report Poses New Problem For UJ. N.

Hopes of Effecting Early Settlement of Iran Issues Are Dim   Security Council Will Not Get Desired Information Tomorrow

Interference in Iran Continues   Hopes for Settlement Of lranian-Soviet Problems Soon Fade

NATIONAL TIEUP MAY RESULT IN ‘SHIPPING STRIKE   Settlement. May Be Near In General Motors Walkout

SHIPPING STRIKE THREATENS U.S.   123-Day GM Walkout Near Settlement, ClO Union Chief Declares

Longshoremen Consider National Maritime Strike   ‘United Action’ Urged by Union Head; Settlement of Loca! GM Issues Seen Probable

Shipping Walkout Threatens as GM Strike Nears Ens   West Coast Maritime Dispute May Become National By May First-

G. ML STOPPAGE AAR SETTLEMEN:   ‘Meanwhile West Coast Shipping Dispute May Lead to Nationwide Strike

STRIKE CALL T SHIPPING MEN MAY BE ISSUED   General Motors Dispute Over Local Issues to Be Settled  aan

Maritime Strike New Labor. Threat   "United Action  Sought--GM Dissute Near Prd

WATERFRONT STRIKE MAY be CALLED   See Possibility of shipping Blackout In Curran Message

Threat Of New Labor Dispute Confronts U.S.   Shipping, Waterfront Strike Seems Likely; GM Clouds Clearing

Charges By Army Newspaper Gambling Af Personnel Center Organized Brings Ban

Chinese Forces Take Szepingkai   Communists Battle Nationalist Troops

‘NOT MY FAULT,’ STATES GOERING   Says“People Used His Name to Gain Prestige For ra Projects.

Grand Island School’s Coal Supply Is Low   Freight Service On Kearney - Stapleton Line Discontinued

VICTIM OF CIRCUS ~ FIRE GETS $100,000   Doncer Badly Burned Hartford Tragedy

Congressman Beall To Seek Re-Election   Representative Will File Certificate on Thursday

Ministers Hope To Finish US. Meeting Today   New Concessions by  Saviete Encouraaina

FOREIGN CHIEFS WIND UP PEACE SESSIONS INN. Y.   AGREE TO MEET IN LONDON JANUARY 14, MOSCOW MARCH 10

Moscow Parley Next Stage ....  Foreign Ministers End Peace-Making Sessions In New York City Today

Big Fe our Complete ‘Austrian, S yerman Tr eaty Procedure 1 As Wbolotoy Makes Concessions   Molotov Agrees to Ap: pointment of Deputies: Criticizes Press. . —

Big Four Sessions to End Today  mt af Bucetan Concessions Speeds Final Action

Ministers To Wind UpN. Y. Parley Today   Finish Marked By More Concessions From MoloLov; Mect In Moscow March 10

BIG 4 CLEANS UP MEETING DETA\:S AT SESSION TODAY   Molotov’s New Concessions Aid  In Setting Agenda Of Moscow Meet

Foreign Envoys Ready to tnd New York Meef   Russ Concessions To Small Nations Speed Session End

Soviets Yield Again to Speed Talks on Reich   Agenda for Moscow Con ference Agreed Upon

Next Parley Of Big Four Is Scheduled  For Moscow   Meeting In March To Study Treaties For Reteh, Austria

Ministers May Close Meet Today   New Round of Concessions Made by Soviet  Minister

Finish Draft Of  German Peace   Foreign Ministers Scheduled To Wind Up Business This Afternoon

__—NEW MOLOTOV CONCESSIONS— Big Four Ministers To Wind Up Session Today

Big Four To End Meeting Today in W. Y.   RUSSIAN MINISTER “IN NEW CONCESSIONS AT PARLEY

Foreign Chiefs Ready To Close Peace Sessions   New Concessions By “Molotov: Hurries  “Along Wind: Up.

Foreign Ministers Fixing To End New York Sessions; Molotov. Makes- Concessions

Council Of Big Four Ministers Near An End   Details Of Peace Treaties To Be Wound Up Today

MINISTERS TO END HISTORIC SESSION ON PEACE TREATIES   Agenda For Four-Power Conference in Moscow Will Be ”  Drafted By Group

BIG F WIND UP PART OF PEACE JOE   Treaties for Five European Satellites Drawn Up; To Moscow in March

Ministers Soon to Wind Up Business   To Wind Up Peace Treaties and Approve Agenda for Moscow Sisssion Today   IN MORE CONCESSIONS   Molotov Agrees to Leave Two Items for Big'4 to Consider

MINISTERS TC END HISTORIC PARLEY TODAY   Final Meeting Scheduled To Clean Up Minor Details of Five European Satellite Treaties   SOVIET CONCESSIONS

Small Nations To Be Heard a Russia Yields   Limit on Occupation Armies and 40-Year  German Disarmament Pact to Be Taken Up

Molotov Yields Several Points to Clear Slate   Peacemaking Sessions Near End; Agenda for Moscow Agreed

Small Nations To Get Voice On Germany   Big 4 Sets Up Hearings To Precede Moscow Conference

Foreign Ministers Finishing Up Their  [New York Session   Cleaning Up Minor Details of Five Nazi Satellite Treaties, Arrange for Big Four Conference In Moscow in March on German, Austrian Treaties

Big Four Council To End Satellite Sessions Today   London Small Nation Meet and Agenda for Moscow Discussed

Big 4 Foreign Ministers Wind Up N. Y. Session   Molotov’s New Concessions Advance Cause Of Peace Pact Making.

‘Foreign Ministers Completing Their Peace Tasks Today   New York Sessions About Over---To Meet Jan. 14 in Landon

Jenner Captures Senatorship And G. O. P. Reclaims State Offices  And Legislature

CLAIM NEGROES HELD AS PEONS   Georgia Livestock Dealer Free Under Bond in U.S. Case

FB! ARRESTS MAN ON CHARGE THAT HE HAD NEGROES ARRESTED TO GET FARM LABOR

ARRESTED IN HOLDING NEGROES IN PEONAGE FOR MEAGER DEBTS   Georgia Farmer Faces Federal Charge

LASHES OF GEN, JOSEPH. W...STILWELL’S: BODY SCATTERED IN. PACIFIC

Negro Brothers Confess Slayings  In Liquor Stores  : “Also: Admit: Murder “1OF Plano: Railroad Fe lancanh: Ooerate

PLANT WORKERS RECALLED BY GM   Stand on Waiting for Local Settlements Reversed by Company

GM CHANGES ——]T$-POLIC)         WORK AT PLANTS WITERE AGREEMENTS WERE REACHED

Won't Yield  To Threats,  Izvestia Says Says Any Attempts  To Frighten Russi: g Tl. 33.1 D. 4

Press Asserts Russia Won't Yield to Foree; Will Secure Frontiers

CHURCHILL IS TAKEN APART BY RED PRESS   Moscow Paper Says Scare Attempt On Soviet Leads Down ‘A Fatal Road’

Soviets Not To Yield To Any Threat Of Force, Special: Article Reports

IZVESTIA ASSERTS RUSSIA WILL NOT YIELD 10 THREAT   New Attack Made by Soviet Press on Churchill's Proposal for Anglo-American Alliance,   VOICES DETERMINATION TO SECURE FRONTIERS   Declares Moscow Will Not Be Turned Aside and That Any Efforts to Frighten Her Will Fail.

THREATS WON'T SCARE SOVIETS   Second Press Attack I: Made On Proposal Of Churchill

Russia Not To Yield To Any Force Threats   Soviet Press Makes Sec. ond Attack on Churchill Talk

Plays Churchill Talk; Historian Asserts  Soviet Seeks Only  To Secure lher Frontiers. ~

Russia Will Not Yield To Threat, Said   Try To Frighten ‘Leads To ‘Fatal Road,’ Press Says

Russia Won't Yield to Force Paper Asserts   Second Press Attack In Two Days Made on Churchill's Speech; Red Position Defined

Russia Won’t Yield To Threat Of Force   Paper Says Attempts to F righten U.S. S.R. Lead Down “Fatal Road?

Russian Press Attacks Churchill Talk  Says Soviets Will Not Yield to Threat of Force

STAFF WORKERS OF OPA UNEASY   Price Control Director Attempts To Offset House Bill

Porter Tries To Keep Statf  Farm State Senators To Back OPA Bill

Wait and See, OPA Head Urges Staff  Wherry Maps Senate Fight to Pass Hance fblehad Ril

TEMPERATURES   Key Witness In Bank Bribe Case Undergoes Quiz   Testimony Will Be Taken During Secret Session

Byrnes Proposes 21-Nation Peace Treaty Conference In Paris On June 15; Big 4 Ministers Fail To Agree

BYRNES ASKS FOR 21-NATION PARLEY IN PARIS JUNE 15   DISAGREEMENT ON EUROPEAN PEACE PACTS CONCEDED

Byrnes Asks Peace Parley By 21 Nations   Ministers’ Failure Reported Conceded

BYRNES PROPOSES NEW. CONFERENCE AS PARIS MEETING FAILS TO GAIN FAVORABLE PEACE TREATY RESULTS

BYRNES. WANTS PEACE PARLEY DATE WINE 15   No Acceptance Of Propeosal Immediately

Report Byrnes Advises Parley For 21 Nations   Conference At Paris Would Involve Discussion Of European Peace Plans

Asks Meeting In Paris To Discuss Peace Treaties   Suggest Jane 15 As Opening Date; No Agreement As Yet

Treaties Meeting In Paris Favored   Byrnes Is Quotec - As Supporting Proposition

Proposes Meet For Discussing Peace Treaties  Byrnes Offers Proposal to Group

Ministers To Adjourn Today....  Byrnes Favors 21-Nation Conference To Discuss European Peace Treaties

ByrnessSuggests Discussion Of Peace Treaties   21-Nation Conference In Paris During June

Would Take Up European Peace Pacts   . Agreement on Treaties Now Held to Be Unlikely

ES ——_woorrrmEererrr reer eee  Senator-Elect Of Utah Says He Is First A Farmer

POWER SLASH TO SAVE COAL DMS CHICAGO   Drastic Curtailment Order ’ Affects Nearly Every IHinois County,

GOAL SHORTAGE PROMPTS ACTION BY COMMS   Restrictions Are 20 Times More Drastic Than Ever Imposed in Wartime   NINE UTILITIES NAMED   List Includes Firm Which Furnishes Service to Edwardsville

DECLARED FOR CHICAGO   Caused by Coal Strike; More . Drastic Than  During War —

New. Maritime : Strike: Looming.   Licensed. Officers Urged to Stay on Job

SHIP STRIKE _—4$-EXPECTEL   FEDERAL EFFORTS ARE BEING ‘MADE TO PREVENT WALKOUT SCHEDULED AT MIDNIGHT

Lone Suspect Held In Plo On MacArthur   MAY DAY CELEBRATION STAGED WITHOUT INCIDENT

Suspect In MacArthur Plot Nabbed   Americag MOlitary Policé Make Arrest During Celebration of May Day in Tokyo

Suspect Picked Up in May Day Demonstrations   Tokyo Celebration Comes to End Without Anv Trouble

PLOT SUSPECT HELD AN TOKY   Said to Resemble Ringleader Against MacArthur but Little Revealed

Allies Pick Up One Suspect i in Plot on MacArthur; May Day Peaceful

Suspect. Taken In Jap Plot to _ Kill MacArthu   Prisoner Seid to Resemble Takayama, Young Leader OF Overseas Police   MAY: 1 CELEBRATION WITHOUT INCIDENT   General Goes About His Duties As Usual Without Special Precautions

Millions Parade In May Day Fete Held in Nippon   No Incidents Occur During Celebration; Labor Demonstrates

MACARTHUR PLOT SUSPECT SEIZED   May Day Celebrations In Tokyo Are Quiet, Uneventful.

Allies Arrest MacArthur Plot Suspect   Man Resembles Policeman Sought in Assassin Ring

May Day In Tokyo ls  Uneventtul   Police Question Youth Who Resembles Plot's Ringleader

Smethport Cagers Nearly Forgotten In Selecting First and Second Teams

Smethport Cagers Nearly F orgotten In Selecting First and Second Teams   Jack Potter, Lanky Smethport Center, Only Local Player Picked; On Second Team

“Number Please” May Come SlowerBut Have Patience   Another Switchboard To Be Installed Soon, Says Mer. iMixson

Phone Exchange Is Beina Swamped By Big Jump In Calls   New Equipment To Be Installed To Care  For Big Increase

Texas Traffic Deaths Up 47 Per Cent During First Six Months of 1946

Chinese Denies  US Troops Threat  To World Peace Plans s Challenge

CHINA AGAINST CHARGE TROOPS OF U.S. ARE PEACE THREAT   To Challenge Russian Move To Have U.N. Study  Troop Disposition

To Challenge Russian Charge That Presence Of U.S. Troops In China Is Threat To Peace   Chinese ‘Delegate To Answer Assertion Of Soviet Delegate Andrei Gromyko

TO CHALLENGE SOVIET CHARGE   Says U. S. Troops in China Not Threat to Peace

Hsia To Deny U. S. Troops Threat of War   Will Reply To soviet Charges In U. N. Council

U.S. Troops No Threat To Peace, Is  Chinese Envoy’s Answer To Soviet

Deny Troops Threatening World Peace   Chinese Delegate to Answer Charges of Andrei Gromyko

CHINA TO FIGHT SOVIET CHARGE ON U.S. TROOPS   Gromyko Names Eight Spots Where American Force Might Start Friction

Soviet Charges  Meet Opposition   Demand for Data on Troops Almost Certain To Be Voted Down

Chinese Envoy Denies Yanks in China Threat   Challenges Soviet on Potential Danger + in Far East

Chinese Delegate To Challenge Soviet Charges  Presence of American Troops in China Said No Peace Threat

China's Spokesman Says Yank Troops No Menace to Peace  Challenges Russian C2. J Thwt 1! GC Bare

‘Reds’ Charge of Yank Peace Threat ' Faces Challenge by Chinese Envoy

Chinese Delegate to Answer Red Protest to U.S. Troops  British Delegate Describes Russian

China to Challenge Russ Charge U. S. Troops Are Threat   Gromyko Asks Removal of Yanks From China; Others Object

Will Challenge Soviet Charges  Chinese Delegate “ccloses Position

Chiang Gov't Representative - Speaks Today; U.-S. Denies Danger  Tnvalved.

China Delegate Will Challenge Soviet Charge   intends to Oppose Conten: tion U. §. Troops In China Are Threat To Peace

> Moscow’s Efforts to Learn Disposition of Allied Forces Is Likely to Be Defeated by Security Council

Denies Troops In China Threat To Peace Of World   Chinese Delegate To Challenge Russia’s Charges

CAN'T SEE U.S. TROOPS IN CHINA AS WAR THREAT   CHINESE DELEGATE TO CHALLENGE RUSSIA’S CHARGES IN COUNCIL

U.S. SEEKS 10 SPEED U.N. TRUSTEESHIP   Proposes Cx Courci Be Set Up Immediately

U.S. Intention On Jap Islands Is Made Clear   United Nations Told Of Plans To Control lelande In Pacific

2-Ply Plan On Control Trusteeship   American Control Of Jap-Mandated Islands Conflicts With Method Of Action.

POLICE PATROL  STRIKE-BOUND DI ANT IN WIS   Ask Government To Intervene In 184Dav Walkout   ‘VIOLENCE FLARES   TWA Airline To Resume Service Despite Gtrileea

Strikes Cause Violence At Big Industry   ALLIS-CHALMERS PLANT HARD HIT BY RIOTS

400 OFFICERS OPPOSE PICKETS   Mayor Wants U. S. To Settle Farm Equipment Strike; UAW Threatens Ford

Expect Spanish Issue Will Meet Uncertain Reception . In United Nations’. Council]

Associated Press Coneludes Two-Day Meet With Banquet At Natural Bridge Tonight 

Private Talks Started hy Big Five   U.S. Hopeful for Settlement on. Troov Inventory

TROOP LISTING ACCORD IS SEEN   Big 5 Talks Believed froning Out Friction

U.S. Clings To Hope For Accore On Troops Issue   New Proposals May Be Offered If Agreement Not Reached On British And  Russian Views

Electric Power Rates To Be Cut  West Virginia Areas Ta Get Reduction

One Youth Tel ls Officers He And Three Others Have Been In On Tulsa, O. C. Robberies   Quartet Headquartered In Leavenworth, Kan., And Made Forays Into Oklahoma; Road Wreck Traps Suspec

CABINET IN. SESSION ON MEAT CRISIS   Called by Truman To Seek Some  Form of Solution

Dress ting Of inet On  t Crisis   t Takes a Hand in Meets Top on Aides

Election-Conscious Leaders Find Hope In Reports Of More Meat   White House Admits No Solution Found To Answer Rising Clamor For Meat; Believed To Have Abandoned Wait-and-See Policy.

Truman Calls Cabinet to Air Meat Problem   Full Dress Parley Reflects Seriousness Of Vanished Supply

Hurley Names Gauss. In His China’ Charges   Says Foimer ° Ambassador Told Him Chiang. Re. gine “Would-and ~Shonld Collapse”:

Many Texas Newspapers May Be Forced To Close As Result Of Mill Strike

DEFENSE 10 COST 10TH OF INCOME   Large Sum So Cataloaued in Budget Drawn By President

UN Trusteeship Program Heads For Showdown    Russia Expected to Reveal 1 Feelings About Estab: lishment   AUSTRALIA BEHIND U. S. BASES DEMAND   Big Four Meets Today to  Resume Consideration of Trieste Squabble

UN TRUSTEESHIP PLAN TOP TOPIC OF CONFEREES   Showdown Battle On Issue Nears; Australia Would Welcome U. S. Plan

UN PLANS FOR TRUSTEESHIPS MOVING AHEAD   Soviet Russia Expected to Show Hand In Assembly Committee Session.

Trusteeship Debate Hold: U.N. Focus   Soviet Objection To U. S. Controls In Pacific Waited

Attitude Of Russians To  Be Revealed   Possibility Of Avoiding Bitter U. S.- Soviet Conflict May Be  Decided Today.

GIRL SWIMMER SLAIN BY LOVER   Deal Island Vet Murdered Girl Before Horrified  Spectators

20-Year-Old Girl Is  Shot, Killed Friday      War Veteran Admits Kill. ing Girl While in “Fit of Jealousy”

Girl Shot Twice, Held Under Water, Then Shot Again  Hold War Veteran for Chesapeake Bay  menses

State Police Force,. Facilities Expanded   Will Be Augmented By Fifty Recruits—New Cars Purchased

Food Embargo Threatens in Beer Strike   Union May Retaliate For Rail Shipment Of Coal to Breweries

FOOD SUPPLY THREAT SEE   Famine in Pittsburgh Aree Held Likely If Union Orders Embargo

Eléctric Eye Aids Astronomers See Farther Than With Telescopes, Penetrates Center Of Milky Way

Electric Eye Enables Astronomers To See Unknown Mysteries Of Space

He Will Oppose Van Wagoner in Fall Election   Defeat Is Conceded [ ‘ay Brown

Prosecutor of Graft Wins Poll         ‘Sigler Is : Republican * Govemor Nominee “¢ Michigan

ARGENTINA VOTE COUNT AWAITED   Both Sides Claim Victory Government Reinstitutes State Of Siege

3,100,000 Argentine Votes Cast   Siege State Clamped; First Results Not Expected for Few Days

Argentina Checks Over 3,000,000 Election Ballots   Both Sides Claim Victory In Voting For New President

CLAIK’ VICTORY FOR JUAN PERON   State of Siege in Argentina Resumed After Election

Three Million Cast Ballots In Argentine   Both Sides Claim Victory, But It Will Be Days Be fore Results Known

Argentina In Sfafe Of Siege   3,100,000 Ballots In National Election Are Reine Counted

Argentina Age'n Under Siege Law   Counting of National Elec tion Ballots Resins

Peron and Tamborini Claim Victory In Sunday's Argentina Election; % Per Cent Vote Is Cast

MORE HOUSING FOR VETS SET   ‘Rental Homes To Be EarMarked, Wyatt Says

More Homes For Rental Planned   New Code Of Constructior Controls Now Proiected

Blast And Fire Kills Four Men  OnU.S.Tanker   Three Others Missing At Planes Send Aid Te Vessel Limpiug to Carolina Port

4 DIE, 3 MISSING AS FIRE, BLAST SWEEP TANKER   Doctor Rushed To Stricker Ship; Medical Supplies Dropped By Plane

RED TROOPS TO BE WITHDRAWN FROM BULGARIA   May Lead to Allied Rec ognition of Government.

Molctov Approves Plan After Allies Promise To Withdraw From Italy

SIX BIG BOMBERS FLYING TO EUROPE   Superfortresses to Replace Smaller Planes in American Occupied Zone in Germany.

POLITICOS CAST OF APATHY IN PRIMARY RACES   Fireworks Due To Pop As Principals Go To Bat With Oratory

STATE CAMPAIGN BEGINS 10 ROL   And Indications Are ft Wil Be More Lively From Now to Primary

POWERS WATCH IRAN OIL TALKS   Negotiations Must Await Evacuation Of Troops Sent By Soviets

Great Britain, U.5., Opposed To Oil Parley   Allied Powers Want Soviet Troops Out of Iran First

U. S., Great Britain Take Stand  on Iranian Oil Talks      Against Negotiations With Russia While Soviet Troops Remain in  Country: Reds Tighten Security Curtain

US. Britain Oppose Pressure On Tehran   Negotiations With Moscow Over Oil Concessions Hit; Outlook Clouded

Iran Oil Talks Opposed Until  Russians Leave   U. S.. Britain Take Stand Along with Tehran: Development: Cloaked in Secrecy

U. S., Britain Oppose Tran Oil Parleys   Developments in Ancient © ountry Are Cloaked in Secrecy

Presence of Reds In lran May Hold Up Talks on Oil   U. §., Britain Reportedly Oppose Negotiations af Present Time

United States and Great Brifain Agree On Course They Will ‘Take. Seereey. Veils Developments In Iran

AUSTRIA DENIED PART OF TYROL BY MINISTERS   Big Four Leaders Disagree ~ On Settlement Of Italian-French Border

ig 4 Rejects ustrian Plea r Tyrol Area   Foreign Ministers Fail to Agree About Italian-French Frontier Issue

Reject Austria Tyrol Demand   Foreign Ministers Turn Down Claim; Disagree On Frontier.

Can't Agree On Italian Frontier   Will Continue Discussions Of Border Problem

Italian Frontier Position  Tangled   Austria Loses Out In Control Plea  For Railroad   I

REFUSE TO TAKE SLICE OF TYROL FROM ITALIANS   Paris Conferees Unable To Agree On Italian-French Fron: tier Issue; Hint Compromise Or Trieste.

MINISTERS REJECT AUSTRIAN DEMAND FOR ITAL Y’S LAND   NEXT SUNDAY ELECTION DAY IN POLAND: MILITIA WORKING FOR GOVERNMENT NOW HOLDING RULI

Big 4 Council Bars Austrian Claim to Tyro   Deadlock On French-Italian Border Continues

AUSTRIA LOSES IN BID TO SEIZE PART OF TYROL   Ministers Plan To Continue Italian-French Border Discussions Today

—RBIG FOU R—  Italian Issue Still Deadlocked   Ministers Plan Further Talks on Boundary Dispute

REPORT BIG FOUR STILL AT ODDS ON BORDER ISSUE   Rumor Ministers Rejec Austria’s Demand for Southern Tyrol

Ministers Refuse To Take Tyrol. From italians  ~ Italian-French Frontier Issue Remains Unsettled   ltalian-French Frontier Issue Remains Unsettled

Htalian-French Border Occupie: Foreign Heads  Austrian Demand For southern Tyrol  nme an ct OP... Fi ian

Southern Tyrol Cession Would Give Controt of Vital Railroad; Asked Delav   Point Is Clarified      Austrian Request Based ep Decision Made in September

Powers Reject . Austria Demanc      Council of Ministers Denies Tyrol Claim as Italy-France Frontier Starts Wrangle

Southern Tyrol Is Denied Austria   But Council Of Foreign Ministers Fail To Agree On HTtalian Frontier

—MINISTERS— Italy Will Keep Tyrol  Refnce Anetria’s   Refuse Austria’s  Demand For Land

Austrian Bid For Tyrol Is Rejected   Foreign Ministers Are Not in Agreement On Italian Frontier

Oh, My Aching Back!  New Rock-A-Bye Treatment Proves Boon To Lazy Ladies

ALLEGED SPY POSTED BOND   RUSSIAN NAVY OF FICER RELEASED FROM JAIL ON PEEDGE NOT TO LEAVE COUNTRY

rgentine id Pledged o UNRRA   ’eron’s Government ‘o Help Relieve Vorld Food Shortage

Peron Pledges Argentina Will Aid Food Crisis   LaGuardia Demands U.S. Set Aside 25% of Its Wheat

PERON PROMISES FOOD FOR EUROPE   PRESIDENT-ELECT OF ARGENTINA SAYS HE WILL CO-OPERATE WITH UNRRA.

Peron Pledges Argentina's Support In Helping Meet World Food Crisis

Argentina To Ship Food For Europe, Report   Peron Pledges Full Support For UNRRA Program To Feed Starving Overseas

Peron Promises To Help Meet Food Situation  President-Elect of Argentina Shows Concern for Huner,

Peron Pledges To Send Food To Starving   President-Elect of  Argentina Says He Will Aid Food Crisis With All His Miqht

Patterson’s Scheme Is Most Drastic Yet Voiced by Any Official in World

JEWS THREATEN BLOODY RIOT IF CURFEW TOLLS   Underground Talks Of Fight If British Order Curbs At Tel Aviv Again

British Face New Violence In Holy Land   Further Curfews To-Cause Bloodshed, Jew Leader Warns

MAUJESTIC  Theatre  ORAN      Wednesday and Thursday MARCH 27-28  Earl Carroll Vanities

CARLSON RAIDERS LEADER CHARGES — ~ MARINES BEING USED TO ENFORCE WALL STREET INTERESTS IN CHINA

CONGRESSMEN SEF DANGER IN FAR FAST   House Military Body Urges U.S. Maintain Strong, Fast Force

Army Bomber Still Missing   B-17 Carrying 11 Men Missing Since July 25

Race Track Director Shot By Assailant   Police Believe LeTendre Is Victim Of Ruthless Gang

GANG’ MURDER ~~ PROBED IN EAST   Colorful Politician Figure Shot In Auto

Founder of Track At Narragansett Is Slain in Car   Letendre, Former Mayoralty Candidate, Believed Gang Victim

Forecast Of Largest ¢ Trop Of Food And Feed Grains In U. S. History Opens Way For More Stock Raising

Largest Grain Crop in U. S. History Forecast; Livestock Production May Be Boosted

Spur To Meat Seen in New Grain Report   Peak U.S. Feed Supply Means Increased Livestock

Record Food Crop Hikes Production of Livestock Products   Huge Wheat Crop Might Allow Cancellation of Flour Restrictions

All of Manchuria Is Evacuated By Red Troops Except Port Arthur   Most of Cleared Area Is Taken Over by Chinese Communists

Russians Report Army Withdrawn From Manchuria  Port Arthur Remains In Red Hands Under

FROM MANCHURI   ‘Seviet Troops. Remain in Port ; _Arthur Under Terms of Treaty

Parley Is Given Word of Cheer On Employment   Labor Department Officia Says Full Employment May Be Near

Labor Department Official Sees Bright Prospects For Full Employment Soon

Byers Predicts Jobs Aplenty   Full Employment Not Far Off, Labor Official Asserts

DUTLOOK BRIGHT FOR MORE JOBS   Full Employment May Be Just Around Corner, Legion Group Told

Daily NewsIndex   AMARILLO IS HOST Fat Stock  Show Dates March 4-7   Optimism Voiced at Conference on Veteran Employment

Jobs Boom Looms in Vet Future   Labor Aid Cheers Prospects for Fall Employment

UPWARD TREND ~ IN JOBS SHAPES   Gen. Bradley ley Concerned AS Vets’ Figure Lags Behind

Conference Sets Out to Find Million Jobs for Veterans; ‘Geis Promise of Full Employment ‘Around Corner’

MILLION JOBS FOR VETS ARE SIGHTED TODAY   Labor Dep’t. Of ficial Sees Full Employment From Building

U. S. Thought On Threshold Of Jobs Boom   Full Employment ‘Around Corner,” Vets Informed By Tahar Office

New Japanese Constitution Renounces War   Prohibits Army, Gives People Sovereignty, Emperor A Symbol

Constitution For Japan Is Announced   Leaves Hirohito Only Symbol, With No Power; Abolishes War as Nation's Right

War Renounced In New Jap Constitution   Emperor Reduced To Symbol With Limited Powers

JAPS ADOPT CONSTITUTION BANNING WAR   ‘Maintenance of Armed  _ Forces Renounced In New   and Drastic Order For Nipponese

-MacArthur Okays New Jap Constitution Renouncing War. Banning Arm

JAPS GET NEW CONSTITUTION   Renounces War For All Time; Hirohito Loses Powers

Prohibit Armed Force in Nation Under New Laws   MacArthur Announces Document Drafted With His Full Approval

Japanese  Outlaw .  War —   New Jap Constitution Prohibits Maintenance Of Arnied Forces; ‘Em. peror Now-Symbol

HIROHITO BECOMES SYMBOL: JAPANESE CONSTITUTION RENOUNCES FUTURE WAR

New Japanese Constitution Is Announced   Maintenance of Armed Forces Prohibited; All War Is Renounced

Japs Adopt Constitution Banning Arms   Hirohito’s Duties Reduced in Plau MacArthur Approved

M'ARTHUR AGREES TO NEW JAPANESE CONSTITUTION   PROHIBITS ARMED FORCES, REDUCES MIKADO TO SYMBOL

Japs Abjure War in New Constitution   Armed Forces Banned, Emperor Figurehead In Proposed Draft

Hirohito Is To Be Reduced To Sfate Symbol   New Constitution Bans Maintenance Of Armed Forces

New Japanese  (Constitution Opposes War   Prohibits Maintenance Of Armed Forces; Gets Approval of MacArthur

MacArthur Okays New Jap Constitution Renouncing War, Banning Armed Forces

IMPS RENOUNCE WAR IN DRAFT of PEACE PLAN   Ban On Maintenance Of Armed Forces Part Of New Constitution Policy

Pa eel tenounced  By Japan   New Constitution Also Prohibits Maintenance Of Armed Forces

Japan Renounces War In’ New Constitution   Hirohito Reduced To Limited Functions; MacArthur Approves Draft Of Changes

New Japanese Constitution  Renounces War   Instrument, Approved By MacArthur, Also Prohibits Armed Forces

HIROHITO WILL BE FIRUREHEADUNDER JAP CONSTITUTION   Document, Approved By M‘Arthur, Renounces War Ear All Tima

JAP CONSTITUTION " RENOUNGINS. WAR AS ANNOUNCED           iB Prohibits thi ie Matnten of Armed Forces In That  > Cauntry.    MAC ARTHUR APPROVAL   It Renders the Future Seeurity of Japan, the General Qoaid._

JAPS LIST NEW CONSTITUTION   Never to Fight Again, Ban Maintenance of Troops

Jap Constitution Renounces War   Abolishes War As Sovereign Right of Nation—Emperor Stays

Drastie Changes In J apan   New Constitution Renounces War. Forbids Maintenance  Of Armed Forces

New Japanese Constitution Renouncing Wars Forever Announced!n Tokyo Today

New Jap Constitution Strips ‘Emperor of Imperial Power   Also Prohibits Maintenance Of Military Force

Hirohito Is Reduced to Figurehead   Maintenance of Armed Forces by Nipponese Would Be Barred.   Arrest Precluded.

Japan Gets — New Regime   Constitution Forbids Maintenance Of Army

New Jap Constitution Renouncing War For All Time And Barring Armed Force Announced

Hirohito Is To Be Reduced To Sfafe Symbol  New Constitution Bans Maintenance

NEW JAPANESE DONSTITUTION DECRIES WAR   Instrument, Approved by MacArthur, Renounces Armed Conflict and Deprives Emperor of Sacred Cloak.

Japan’s New Constitution Renounces War  Prohibits Armed Forces wc ” ca fe Cees aE See   Prohibits Armed Forces: Emperor Reduced To A Symbol Of State.

New Jap Law Renounces War   Emperor Reduced from Sacred Official to Symbol of State

FOOD RATION IN FINLAND ENOUGE UNTIL JUNE   Finnish Children Undernourished; Hoover Reports

PEACE CONFAB NEARS FINISE   Agree to Limit Speeches or Problems at Paris

Further Speechmaking to * Be Limited; Greeks With-  draw Claims for Northern  Fnirue

Stage Set For Quick End To Peace Parley   Agree To Limit Speechmaking; Greece Withdraws Claim To Northern Epirus

Paris Peace Conference © Delegates Hopeful Of Quick Windup Of Session

Only 2 Deadlines  els Oe a  Stage Set For Fasf Finish of Peace Meeting

Hope To Avert Trainmen Strike   Strive To Head Off Threat ened Strike Of 8,000 West Coast Railroad Workers

JEWISH UNDERGROUND ANGRY ——QVER-DEPORTATION-RULINGS   DETERMINED TO CONTIN UE CSHIPPING REFUGEES TO  PALESTINE DESPITE  « COURT SETBACK

Chinese Government Forces Said To Be Peaceably Occupying City of Mukden -

Chinese Leaders Engaged in Sharp Verbal Exchanges   Dispute Arising From Alleged Truce Violations

Chinese Take Control Of Mukden   Truce Order Violations Still Resulting In Verbal Exchanges

Chiang Forces Occupy Mukder  Factions Continue Piolutice Charges

COAL MINERS SET WALKOUT FOR APRIL   Company Head Hurl: Politics Charge At Union

GM strikers urge Truman be asked  name arbitrator Workers will return to jobs  af peamnany agrees to request

Arbitrator Proposed b GM Union   ClO Agrees to Return to Work If Firm Accepts

UAW Solicits White House Intervention   Return to Work Offered by Union U Arbitrator Named

Union Offers To Resume Work if Firm Will Accept New Proposal   Company's Answer Slated Today; President Would Name Arbitrator Under CIO's Plan

KAISER FACES SENATE PROBE   MEAD. STATES THAT KAISER WAR CONTRACTS WILL BE INVESTIGATED LATER

Sacrifice Sheep, Sing Songs...  Street-Jamming Throngs Gre:t Advanciig Armies  Ir ‘ran With Jubilee

‘Troops Greeted Happily  In lran   Sacrifices Offerec Along Roadsides By Citizens

Restrictions On  Housing Hit   Two-Inch Stack of Regulations Shawn to Senators by Nashville Contractor

URGES EASING OF BUILDING CURBS   CONTRACTOR SHOWS STACKS OF RULES ON MILLWORK ALONE

Building Balked by Rules, Claim   Regimentation Stifles _Efforts, Contractor Tells Committee

Far Too Many, Regulations, Witness Says  Millwork Plants Rurdened: Want ”

Ask Removal Of Controls On Building   Senate Small Business Committee Hears Complaints Against Regulation of Construction Industry.

Contractors’ Spokesman Presents Evidence of Excessizve Regulations

Harold L. Ickes Resigns Post; President Accepts and Names Chapman Interim Secretary   Action Causes No Surprise as It Had Been Anticipated Following Ickes’ Testimony Acgoins? Edwin W. Pauley

Truman Accepts Resignation Of Secretary Ickes   Assistant Is Named To Take Over Post Until Appointment Of Successor

0. L. Chapman, Ickes Aide Named By Truman To Job Until Successor Chosen

TEMPERATURES:   Clashes With Truman Over Pauley Affair   Resignation Meets  Prompt Acceptance At White House

Interi ior “E hiel  Ends Career’ Th  Wake Of Bat ttle      Ty onan “Aceépts: Rosignitt  na Names Chapmaia  » Be Acting: Seeley. ‘ Of Depariment       Dpperea Pauley, ‘For Naval Berth          Sent Letter Ye mo oO. + RUSE, on »_ Questioned Nerneity Reforvo. Sonate

THREE-MAN COMM. RULES TENN. CITY   Will Run Town Of 10,000 Until Officials Qualify

Riot-Scarred Tennessee City Returns To Normalcy after Bloody Poll Fighi

Citizens Mass Meeting Names Committee Of Three, Minster, Merchant, O11 Dealer, To Preserve order.   JUSTICE DEPT TO PROBE RIOT

Mass Meeting Names Council To Rule City   Sheriff and Deputies Have Fled From Town

Riot-Scarred Athens Calm; ‘Emergency’  Couneil Rules   Minister, Merchant and Oil Dealer Are Named at Citizens’ Mass Meeting

Emergency Council Is Named at Mass Meetin: In Athens Following Bloody Election Riots

CITIZENS PILOT ATHENS TOWART NORMAL STATE   Federal Justice Department Investigating Election Gun Battles

Calm Settles-Over Athens, Tenn. As An Emergency — Council Takes Over Control

Tennessee City Quiet After Riot Started at Polls   Emergency Council Set Up to Govern County During August

Merchant, Pastor And Oil Nan Rule   City Officials Ousted Pending Installation Of Newly Elected  G. I. Ticket.

THREE MEN TO GOVERN COUNTY TEMPORARILY   Town Is Calm After GI Battle Against Machine

TIZEN TRIO KES REINS IN NNESSEE CITY   After Bloody Election Riots

Emergency Group Takes Control of McMinn County   Will Serve Until Former GI _ Non-Partisan Candidates : Are Sworn In

Molotov Heading ‘ToMake Reports   Quick Or Delayed Action Waiting . On Kremlin

REV. SIPLE IS DECLARED SANE   Poisoning Pastor Wil Be Sentenced On Wednesday

DELINQUINCY MEETING   , Will Re Held in October With Dele. gates From Whole Nation

GROUP ARRESTED IN 28 MILLION DOLLAR THEF   Charged With Stealing Jap  Treasure in Java.

TWO SUFFOCATE INSIDE FREEZER   Boy and Sister Trapped while  Parents Are Away

DFEP FREEZER TRAP OF DEATH FOR CHILDREN   Cieveland Child Beauty Win: ner and Brother Sutfocated.

Villa Hu gel. Monument to -Ruthlessness   House’ ‘Of Krupps. ~ Overlooking  Ruins of ' Essens, -Germahy, . Built. On Bodies Of  Men and aed For. tn

HUGELKRUPP ARMAMENT WORKS HOME IS GRIM REMINDER OF FAMILY THAT ARMED GERMANY FOR 3 WARS

BOMB-DEVASTATED CITY OF ESSEN IN GERMANY LIES IN SHADOW OF MONSTER KRUPP NAZI WAR PLANT

Threats of Death Made Against Key Bilbo Case Witness, Says Meader

Corrine Sykes Dies in Chair   Pays With Life for Knife Slaying of Philly Employer

Woman Dies In Bellefonte Electric Chair   Negro Housemaid, 22. Pays With Her Life For Killing Employer

NEGRO MAID EXECUTED AT BELLEFONTE   Chair in State Prison Claims Second Woman Victim Shortly Afser Midnight

Negro Housemaid Dies In Chair   Becomes Second Woman In History to Be Electrozuted In Pennsylvania

SUBMARINE PLACED FOR A-BOMB TEST   Final Target Preparations Under Way

Subs Chained For Atom Blast      Six Of Eight Undersea Craft Lowered Into  Lavoon

STAGING STRIKE AGAINST STRIKE      BUILDING IN THREE COUNTIES PARALYZED AS RESULT OF DISPUTE AMONG UNIONS

Strike Halts: Building. Construction In Three: Northern. Ohio Counties...

Brandstetter And Jayne Wedding.  Stanton’ Young Man Married In Illinois

Unadilla Steers Bring All-Time High Of $26.85 On Kansas City Market   Save $27 Price Pascsible.

Tugboat Workers, Support ed By Longshoremen, Paralvza Harhor Traffic

Metropolis Food Supply And Fuel Cut   Longshoremen Aid; Federal Seizure Rumors Are Heard

Tugboat Workers Strike Threatens N. Y. Food Supply   Walkout Is Begun at Midnight and Complete Harbor Tieup Is Expected; Conferences Set Today on Wage Boost Demands

French Occupation Forces Notable for Cool But Just Attitude Toward Germans

FRENCH TREAT GERMANS FAIRLY   Showing Forbearance In Occupation; Have Gained Respect Of Germans.

Veterans Voted More Housing    Rigid Building Restrictions Clamped on New Construction

CURBS MAPPED TO CONSERVE KEY MATERIAL   Housing of Veterans To Be Speeded Under Pian

STATE LEGION HEAD ASKS BONUS PARLEY   Wants U. S. To Keep Secret of Atomic Bomb

Harris and Breechen on  Mound Duty   Hot Summery Sun Greets 34,000 Fans At Second Contest

Cards Battle To Even Series   . «+. Brecheen And Harris Starting Pitcher:

Cards Lead End of Third 1 to 0 Score   Two Bagger by Rice and Brecheen’s Single Puts Redlegs Ahead

MORE DAIRIES SOIN DETROIT MILK WALKOUT   Strike Threatens City With Complete - Milk Famine

lran’s Premier Delays Return   Remains In Moscow For Conference On Present Trouble

Iranian Head Still in Moscow   Understanding of Some Sort May Be In Offing

IRAN’S PREMIER AT RED CAPITAL   Little Country’s Leader Continues Talks with Soviets About Occupation

lranian Premier Prolongs Visit For More Talks   Says Discussions Concern Evacuation Of Russian Troops

IRAN, SOVIET HEADS SEEK ARMY SOLUTION   Talks In Moscow Aimed At Withdrawal Settlement

IRAN PREMIER HOLDS NEW TALKS IN SOVIET   Change of Plans Indicates Accord May Be In Offing

MORE DISCUSSION ON RUSS TROOPS: AIM OF SALTENAH   Iranian Premier Stays on in Moscow for Further Discussions With Reds Concerning Failure to Move Troops

lranian Prolongs Visit in Moscow   Premier Delays Return Following Soviet Talks

Record Food Output Asked By Anderson   Needs Abroad Call for Boost In Production

APPEAL MADE BY ANDERSON FOR OUTPUT   Agriculture Secretary Urges Farmers to Increase Year’s Crops

Record Farn: Production Goal for ’47   Secretary of Agriculture Says Large Production Needed to Mect Demand At Home. Abroad

Anderson Calls for Record Output of Food  Secretary Urges Farmers to Raise More Hogs

U. S. Seeks - New Record Farm Outpui   Foreign Needs to Be High Into «1948, Anderson  a ns

Calls for Record Food Goal   Anderson Sees Need For Big Exports In Asking Farmers For Big Output

Many Brewery Workers Will Return To AFL      Progressive Miners Told They Can Remain Out Of Lewis’ Union

Women’s Rights Again up for Debate in Senate   23-Year-Old Bill Opposed by Lawyers, Labor

“EQUAL RIGHTS” AGAIN DEBATED BY SENATE   Proposed Amendment to Constitution Is 23 Years Old

Warns Full Impact Will Jolt Nation   Chicago And Washington Cut Electrical Service

White House Fear: National Disaster   All But Essential Express Shipments Will Be Banned by ODT After May 10

Coal Strike Is Declared ‘A Disaster’   Effects Of Walkout Will Spread Rapidly To All Sections Of Country

lts Impact Only Starting, Report Says   General Paralysis  of Industry Seen Within Weeks

Lever Plant Shut Down Stores Open 2 To 6 P. M.   Hold Coal Strikea National Disaster; Full Impact Still Ahead

WHITE HOUSE WARNS NATION OF ‘DISASTER   Industrial Paralysis Threatened; Fuel Store Dwindles

PHILADELPHIA. BOY FOUND IN WARSAW. WOMAN ARRESTED   Suspect Denies Kidnaping Child Who Disoppeared fram Home Wednesday

Philadelphia Boy Found: Woman Is  Held By Polic   Gone 2 Days, 3-Year-Old Turns Up Unharmed in Attica High School

Packers Say Shops — Will Be Empty Over United States Sat.   Mlinois Senator To Demand Investigation Of Market Situation

COLORFUL OHIO LAWMAKER DIES   Gus ‘Kasch Was Serving Sixth Term in House

COLORFUL OHIC LEGISLATOR DIES   Gus Kasch, Serving 6th Term, Succumbs in Akron

pga  BARING STARTS IN AUTOKRAFT CASE   ut Is Recessed At Noon To.  day Until Tomorrow Morn. ing — Seven Of Plaintiff's Witnesses Heard

_  \TOKRAFT CASE AGAIN ADJOURNEL   ut Off Until Next Thursday __Court Hopes Parties Con. cerned Will Amicably tror Out Difficulties

FORCE VOTE ON LEAVE PAY FOR G. . VETERANS   218 House Members Sign Petition Circulated by Legion

BILL GIVING ENLISTED MEN SAME BENEFITS AS OFFI° CERS 1S BROUGHT .TO FLOOR

SHIPPING STRIKE PEACE HOPES UP   Government Presses Conferences as Deadline Nears

‘SETTLEMENT OUE IN MARITIME DISPUTE   Megotlations Continuing A Gov't Seeks Compromise

Shipping Tie-Up May Be Averted   Some Optimism Over Set tlement Of Maritime Dis pute Now Evident

PLAN TO GROUP SUPERVISORS IRKS OPERATORS   Fear More Strikes At Heari of ¥ree Enterprise

THREAT TO FREE ENTERPRISE IS SEEN BY BURKE   Union Effort to Organize Supervisory Employes De notneed

Sees Trouble In Organizing Mine Foremen   Would Strike at Free Enterprise, Operator Says

UNEMPLOYMENT RISING, LEGION OFFICIAL SAYS   31,500,000 Industrial Jobs For 60,000,000 Workers, Report

Schoo! Board Head Hands Diplomas To Triplet Daughters   Unique Honor For Father of Three High School Grads

Atomic Bomb Test Delay Is Ordered      Possibility of Indefinite Postponement of South Pacific Experiment Is Indicated at Capital

President Orders Postponement of Atom Bomb Test   Says Action Taken So Congressmen May View Episode

Two Officials Of Project In Protests   Ohio Senator Also Voices Opposition

TRUMAN CLAIMS POSTPONEMENT FOR CONGRESS   But 2 Officials of Test Say Held Up by  International Rift

Atomic Tests Postponed For 6-Week Period   Truman Says Action Taken So Congressmen Can See Experiment

DELAY OF ATOM RESEARCH MAY BE INDEFINITE   Bikini Tests May Never Materialize As Result Of World Scene

MAY PUT OFF A-BOMB TEST INDEFINITELY   Two Men Linked Closely With Preparations for Event Expect MoreThan Truman’s Announced Delay of Six Weeks.

WANTS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS TO SEE EXPERIMENT   POSTPONED ABOUT 6 WEEKS, POSSIBLY INDEFINITE PERIOD

No Specific New Date Is Made Knowr   Improved World Relations Trend Seen As Real  Postponement Reason.

Senafe Action Ending Project To Be Sought  Truman Orders Six-Week Delay

Bikini A-Tests Delayed      Annaunuce 6-Week Postponement;  Tint Longer Wait

Officials Say No Date Has Been Set   Truman Announcement Says Delay Is For Congressmen

Senator Seeks Cancelling of Atomic Testing   Two Unidentified Men, See Possible Indefinite Delay on Tests Because of “Conditions”

“A-Bomb Test May Be Off for Good   Reasons for Posty nemen! _ Announced by. Truman Obscure   Officials Now Say Carrying Out of Test “Doubtful”

Possibility of Indefinite Delay Being Suggested   Truman Asks Six Week Postponement

Troman Orders 6-Week Delay In A-Bomb Test   Officials Suggest  Postponement . May Be Indefinite

SENATE TO BE ASKED TO CANCEL PLAN; NO NEW DATE SCHEDULED  TRUMAN POSTPONEMENT OF “COME SIY WEEKC”

Sen.Huffman to Request Senate Cancel Try-out   President Says Delay I Due to Press of Congress Affairs

Atomic Bomb Sea Test May Be Abandoned   President Order for Delay May Be Made Permanent

Indetinite Postponement Of Atomic Sea Experiment Possible, 2 Officials Say

First Postponed So Solons Could See Experiment   No New Specific Dates Set For Tests, Ross Tells News Reporters

Palestine Talk Is Had By Truman And Ernest Bevin   “Wide Renge of Foreign Affairs” Is Covered in White House Chat

HEAR ARGUMENTS  OF STRIP MINERS   Wellsville Water Is Safe. Cleveland Official Reports

EQUAL RIGHTS BILL DEFEATED IN SENATE   Amendment To Constitution ts Again Shelved

Atom Energy Power Plant  Is Outlined  UN Commission Hears Scientists

VanderWerp May Lose Chairmanship to Key Senate Finance Committee

CRASHED PLANE FOUND IN ALPS   Badly Wounded Americans Await On Slopes Of Peak For Rescue Parties Now   $truggling Up Mountain  ejde: General Aboard.

Grew Thinks Some Japs Innocent Of Starting War  Nipponese Rehearsed Pearl Harbor  Aasneai. Oe Pe Sanne

Says Pearl Harbor Raid Rehearsed   Colorful Evidence Disclosed to War Crimes Tribunal

GREW BELIEVES IN A FEW JAPS   Ambassador Thinks Three o 27 Accused in Wear  Crimes Innocent

Grew Thinks Some Japs Innocent Of Starting War  Nipponese Rehearsed Pearl Harbor Attock in Advance

Envoy Asserts Japs Innocent   Drew Startles War Crimes Trial By Defending Three Jap Defendants

A BOMBSHELL INTO ' WAR CRIME CASES   Court Hears Japan Re-_hearsed Pearl Harbor Five Months in Advance   GREW SAYS. 3 INNOCENT

THE PEARL HARBOR ATTACK BY JAPAN WAS REHEARSED?   A Sensational Statement Said It Occurred 5 Months In Advance.   THE “YAMOMOTO PLAN”   This Was Detailed to the Court for the First Time, It Is Said.

 Like Mythical Bird ‘Passengers Fly Backwards Across U. S. in Experiment

Sweden, Iceland, Afghanistan Pass First Test for U.N. Membership —

U. N. APPROVES THREE NATIONS   Purther“Wrangles Over Applications Of Si Others Develop

Pauley Quiz  Reveals Deals with Big Oil   Standard Oil Denies *“Stole’”’ from State as Witness Said

CALIF. STANDARD OIL EXECUTIVE DECLARES POLITICAL PRACTICES’ OVER CAL PROGRAM ‘NOT DECENT

Says Oil Fight Politics were Not Decent   Pauley Confers With Hannegan; MudSlinging Continues

ISTANDARD OIL MAN TESTIFIES   Declares Political Practices During Oil Fight ‘Not Decent’

New Charge Is Made in Pauley Case   Political Practiccs m UI Fights Hinted at in Testimony Today

Pauley Again Under Fire At Senate Inquiry   Advertising Man Tells Of Employment Given Two Legislators

Two Killed in Mine Violence, Steel Mills Prepare To Stop, R.R.’s Cancel Many Trains

Federal Court  Order Is Served In Washington   Lewis Accepts Service Of Court Order To Explain Defense To Contempt Charge   COAL STRIKE EFFECT HWAMPFRS INDISTRY

UMW Boss Is Ordered To Answer Charge In Court on Monday   Defense May Be Based on Section of Constitution; Government Prepares Emergency Orders ‘To Conserve Dwindling Coai Supply

UNIONS BOSS MUST APPEAR NN MON   Directed to Show Why He Should Not Be Punished

UNION-LEADER— TO FACE COURT: NEXT MONDA\   WEAD OF UNITED MINE WORKERS ACCEPTED SERVICE/AT HEAD QUARTERS OF  UNION ©:

Rail Passenger Service to Be Cut   TWA Pilots Schedule Strike on Tuesday

Brothers Fight Shoigun Duel Over Beer or Pop   Sisters Describe Night Battle Among the Trees

Brothers Fight Shotgun Duel Over Beer or Pop  PSS:  Geaetteraee wine, Fee   Sisters Describe Night Battle Among the Trees

Committees Work  On Technicalities   Groups Try to Clear Decks for Decisions

Paris Treaty _ Study Begins   Commissions to Iron Ou Many Technicalities

GROUPS THAT HAVE ILLEGALLY TAKEN OVER PROPERTY GIVING GOVERNMENT A BIG HEAD + ACHE 7

Jap Communists Demand Abolition Of “Feudalistic ‘Emperor System” In Japan

Mills Challenges Tydings To Debate   Senior Senator of Mary land is Asked to Discuss Political Issues

Shroyer Challenges Duff To Debate Anytime On Alleged False Promises

a i }  execnniCn of Airmen Was Proposed by Goering, French Say   Note to Hitler Urging Action Against Men Whose Planes Were Shot Down in Reich, Entered in Evidence

Claim Goering Asked Execution Of Allied Airmer   Prosecutor Tells Of Massacre of 129 War Prisoners

CIO-PAC CHIEF IN THREAT OF NEW STRIKES   Kroll Launches F i gh‘ Against McKellar In  Tennessee

Strike Outbreak iy Occur if Prices Continue Upward   PAC Official Peers Into Future Hoping For Stabilization

GREEN LIGHT FOR RESTAURANTS Oh PRICE INCREASE   300 CIO Leaders Summoned Te Washington On Price Situation

Restuarants Get  Green Light For  Upping Prices ClO leaders To  Meet Aug. 15 In Washington

Green Light For Restaurant Price Raises   CIO Leaders Map Inflation Battle; Cost of Bread Up

MORE BOOSTS IN FOOD PRICES DUE SHORTLY   OPA To Let Restaurants Charge More; Sread Increases Approved

OPA EXPECTS CAFE PRICES 10 GO UP   300 CIO Leaders Called to Capitol To Plan Resistance

Schwellenbach May Take Hand In Mine Parley   Truman Denies Plans To Seize Pits When Strike Begins Monday

British Scientist Discusses Peace  Worldwide Plan Against War Urged

F ood Costs More Than at Close of War Year '\Ago; Not Entirely Due to Subsidy Removals

Coal Mine Leader  Accepts Summons   Nation’‘s Strike Idle Total Reaches Half-Million Mark

Industry Over Country Hard Hit By Strike   Jahn L. Lewis Is Served With Court  SCummane laday

‘Mine Worker Boss Notifies Court Actior   Operations Tn Go ment-Owned Mines ed: Other Join Walk

STASSEN FAVORS LABOR PEACE ACI   Outlines Program Similar to Administration Plan Awaiting Action

Federal Labor Peace Law Is  Stassen Goal   Minnesota Republican Urges National Law Curbing Strikes

STASSEN WANTS ‘YOUNGER’ 6.0,P.      alls On Republicans To Support Move For U. S. Labor Peace Act

Stassen Proposes Ouflawing Strike Program for GOP   Slap at Bricker and Taft Indicated °

STASSEN SEEKS LABOR PEACE   WANTS NATIONAL PLAN LIKE MINNESOTA’S .

Labor Strife Cripples U. S. Industry Anew   PITTSBU RGH AND FILM CAPITAL ARE HARD HIT

Prospeds ror Settling Ship Tieup Bright  Hess avy  Pre: Is noel   Heavy Pressure Is Exerted For Early End OF Walkout

PEACE HOPES IN MARITIME STRIKE GROW BRIGHTER   Pittsburg Power Walkout Continues; Many Hurt in Hollywood Fight

Heavy Industry Production Hit; Shipping Frozen   Public Transportation in 5 Cities Affected By Walkouts   NEWSPAPERS ALSO VICTIMS OF TIEUP   More Special Police Added To Quell Strikers At Movie Studios

Pittsburgh Has 70,000 Men Idled By Strike  Of Duquesne Power Co.   Railroads Embargo Freight For Strike-Bound Ports As Hundreds Of Ships Ride At Anchor: Movies And Press Feel Strike Effects.

Temperatures   Wave of Strikes Idles U.S. Ports, Ties Up Industry   Governmént Peace Formula Is Only Hope In Shipping Dispute; 70,000 Workers Off Jeb in Pittsburgh Area

LABOR PICTURE GETS WORSE AS STRIKES SPREAD   Power Shutoff In Pittsburgh Makes 70,000 Idle

Prospects For Settling Ship Tieup Bright   Heavy Pressure Is Exerted For Early End Of Walkout

New Strike Wave Ties Shipping At Many Ports   Government Exerting Heavy Pressure Today

FILM STUDIOS UNDER GUARD AFTER CLASH   Columbus Residents Hitchhike or Walk as Street Car Tian Cantinies.   Oolumbusc Walks<_

NEW STRIKE WAVE SPREADS IN NATION PITTSBURGH IS HIT   Transportation Affected in Five Cities; Movie Workers Battle at Studio in Dispute.   POWER COMPANY WARNS RESIDENTS

Truman Will Continue kconomy Campaign   Asks Congress To Repeal Billions In Appropriations, More In Contracts

NewPhaseOt U.N. Council  Approaches   Conflict of Vibwpoints Between Russia, On One Hand, and Britain aad U, S. On the Other, Previde Anxi ous Moments

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   BY DEWITT MacKENZIE JP Foreign Affairs Analyst

PROGRESS MADE IN STRIKE TALKS   ‘Union and GM Are Agreed on 15 Minor Issues

GM GONFEREES SNUB U.S, PLEA FOR SPEED   Another Session Set Today By Company And Union

OHIO STUDYING BROWNOUT PLAN   Power Company and State Officials To Meet Friday

U.S. Government Not to Seize Struck Business  Truman Rejects Schwellenbach  Sa oa

RIGHT ABOUT FACE  - President Renounces Policy Of Seizing Struck Plants

Yoshida Cabinet Is Installed By Emperor   Political Observers Feel That Life of Group Will Be Short

NEW JAPANESE CABINET IS INSTALLED    Freely Predicted . That It Will. Have A Short Life

ORDER STRIKE ON DETROIT'S RAIL SYSTEN   Bus, Trolley Operators Set to Leave Jobs Early Today

Transit Workers At Detroit Vote To Strike Today   Walkout This Morning Would Affect 2,000,000 Daily Riders

Transport Operators Vote Detroit Strike      2,000,000 Daily Riders te be Affected by AFL Labor Action

LENGTHY COVE! STRIKE ENDER   Plant Will Reopen May 13; 181% Cent Raise Reported In Contract

Can't Identify Suspect; lowa Nurse Declares   Woman at Fort Dodge Not to Go to Chicago in Kidnaping Case

Nine- Point Food Program for Canadians Listed  ‘Urgent, Desperate’   ‘Urgent, Desperate’ Picture Is Painted by King

U.N.O. Delegate John Dulles Says True Aims Lost At World Meeting:

Dulles Raps Big-Nations:   UNO Delegate Says Situation Disturbing

‘Big Nations’  Are Criticized Not Anxious To End Disputes—Dulles

Situation Is “Disturbing He Declares   Countries Pushing For Own Gains, Speaker Says

John F. Dulles Says Big Nations Not Trying To Settle Differences

DULLES CHARGES BIDS FOR POWER   Declares Big Nations Aren’t In Rush To Settle Issues

Declares Fact America’s Delegation Was So Rea sonable Shows Low Level of Faith   Holds Situation Is Disturbing   Pattern of Future Already Taking Form; Big Na“iiens Find Settling Dif ferences Uninportant

UN Pattern Disturbing, Dulles Says   Nations Don’t Feel Very Important to Settle Differences

UNO Used for ‘Propaganda,’ Dulles Asserts   Says Big Nations Not Trying to Settle Their Difficulties

Discord Perils World Future, Dulles Fears   UNO Session Reveals ‘Little Desire to End Differences’, He Says

U.S. Has Lost ‘Capacity to Inspire And Uplift’ World, Dulles Declares

Seek To Avert Steel Strike   U. S. Steel, CIO Leaders Resume Negotiations To Forestall Walkout

Work To Avert Great Strike Of Steel Workers   Picketing Expected To Begin In 44-State  Telephone Strike

REPORT FROST IN HURON-CO HEAVY   Orchards Said Hard Hit By 30Degree Temperature; Erie-Co Low 42, : ;

GI'S PROTEST ~ TO PATTERSON   Secretary of War May Meet Soldiers Tuesday

Patterson Is Met by 1,000 Gls   Clear-Cut Policy on Army Discharges Demanded by U. S. Soldiers as Plane Arrives in Shanghai

G'S IN CHINA DEMAND MOVE BY PATTERSO   Secretary of War Asked ‘te Give Views Concerning Discharge System

Gis Petition Patterson to Give Hearing   Indications Are That Meeting Will Be Conducted Toda’

MEMBERS SHOUT DOWN MOVE T0 DELAY ACTION   Hotly Disputed Case Measure Now Goes to Senate: Faces Opposition There

House Gives Go Ahead to Strike Bill   Measure to Curb Labor Strife Passes By 258 to 155 Vote; See Senate Fight

CASE BILL PASSES HOUSE 257 TO 155   Is Designed to Prevent Strikes and Violence in  Labor Disputes

House Ready To Give Case Bill Final OK   Measure Would Create Mediation Board and Legalize Civil Suits On Labor, Industry

May Have Tougher Time In Senate... - . House Passes Case Bill To Control Strikes By Margin Of 257 To 155

House Passes 'Hotly-Debated  Case Measure   Curh, Seeks Settlements Of Labor Strife; Passed 257  TT, Yar   SHOUT DOWN MOTION

Drastic Case Bill Sent to Senate by 257-155 Teller Vote   Truman Hopes to End Major Strikes; New York Has Emergency

Vote 257 - 155 On Hot Issue; Goes to Senate   Foes Predict Measure Will Meet Tough Opposition in Upper House

FINAL ACTION “1S ON ROLL CALL VOTE   Tough Sledding Forecast For Measure In Senate   ALL EFFORTS   To Send Legislation Back To Labor Committee Are Beaten Down

0.K.’s Case Measure By 257 To 155   Members Shout Down A Proposal To Send Bill Rack To Committee.

Case Bill Passes  House Today  By Big Majority Measure for Curbing  Labor Strife Gets 288-to-155 Approval

House’ Passes Case Labor Bill 257-155 Vote   Final: Action Comes - After Move. by Republican ts “Tr Buck te Com.  ee Ta Defentnd , THEMES 26 sercaicta

Case Bill Passes House Today By Big Majority  Measure for Curbing   Labor Strife Gets

HOUSE VOTES STRONG MEASURE T0 CONTROL MAJOR LABOR FIGHTS  ‘ BOTH MANAGEMENT, UNIONS SUBJECTED

House Passes Strike Bill   Okeys Case Measure To Curb, Seek Settlements Of Lebor Strife

MEASURE 1 APPROVED BY 747-155 VOTE   Sirong Opposition Foreseen When Case Act Reaches Senate,

House Puts Okay On Bill To Curb Labor Disputes   Legislation Now Goe: To Senate

Foes Predict Stiff Fight in Senate Against Labor Curbs   Measure Sets up Federal Mediation, Widens Use Of Injunctions

FINAL HOUSE OK, DUE ON CASE ACT   Tentative Approval Already Given Strike Control Bill

House Meets To Approve Measure   Strike Control Bill Now Tentatively Approved

Vote Is 257 To 155 After Hot Debate      Attempts at Modification Beaten Down; Foes Say Measure to Meet Tough Opposition in Senate

Vote Is 258 To 155 On Hotly-Disputed Bill To Place Restrictions On‘  * Right To Strike

STRIKE CURB BILL PASSES   House Approves Control Legislation and Sends Measure To Senate

Washington —.?— The house today passed 257 to 155 the hotlydisputed Case bill to curb and seek settlements of labor strife.

Labor Bill To Senate   Drastic Anti-Strike  Measure Passed By House, 257 to 155

TO END STRIFE VOTED 257-155   Howse Sends Hotly-Disputed Legislation To Senate

HOUSE VOTES APPROVAL OF CASE STRIKE CONTROL BILL   Measure Would Set Up Federal Mediation Board;  Outlaw Violence

HOUSE VOTES STRONG MEASURE T0 CONTROL MAJOR LABOR FIGHTS  BOTH MANAGEMENT, UNIONS SUBJECTED TO FEDERAL ROARD

House Approves Measure by a 251-155 Vote   Sledding in Senate Is Predicted

HOUSE PASSES CASE BILL 257-155   Hotly Contested Bill May Be Heavily — Opposed In Senate.

House Passes Case Strike Control Bill    GOP and Southern Democrats Win Vote of 257-155

PLAN TO CURB STRIKES GOES BEFORE SENATE   Foes Predict Rough Sledding in Upper House for Measure

Predict Rough Road As Plan Goes To Senate   Measure Provides For Mediation Board With Power To Ban Strikes For 30 Davs

READY TO OKAY CASE LABOR BILL   ‘House to Stamp Approval on Measure Today

Truman Works On Formula To Settle Strikes   New Wage- Price Plan Ready Within Few Days

Case Bill Is Passed By House   Hotly-Disputed Measure Passe: By 257 to 155 Vote Margin-

Labor Strife Curb Given 258-155 Anproval: Hard Fight in Senate Foreseen

B-17 HITS MI. TOP KILLING 24   Entire Crew And All ‘Passengers Die In Crash

Temperatures   Service Slowed By Delay In Order Relay   Widespread Confusion Follows Last  Minute Cancellation

Trains Operate Normally As Widespread Confusion In Larger Centers Fades  Word to Trainmen and Engineers Postpones Strike Until Thursday

Brotherhood Leaders Defer Strike Following Request by President   Delay in Informing Rank and File Results In Some Disruption of Railway Service

Postponement of Strike Confuses Railroad Centers   Some Trains Canceled, Others Delayed, Especially in Eastern and Central Time Zones Before Workers Were Notified

Widespread Confusion In Major Centers   Delay Made At Request Of The Chief Executive

Brief Notice Causes Confusior  Roads Tied Up as © Orders Are Awaited

Some Trains Tied Up Because Word of Postponment Not Received in Time; Leaders to Confer With Truman in Hopes of Reaching Some Agreement

Delay Averts Major Tieup; Rail Centers  In Confusion   Thousands Strafided Temporarily In East While Word Awaited

Widespread Confusion Follows Failure of Trainmen in Major Centers, to Receive Official Word   President Calls Heads of Brotherhoods to Washington Today for Further Talks With Carriers on Settlements

UNION CHIEFS ACT NEAR DEADLINE AT TRUMAN’S REQUEST   Widespread Confusion Caused in Major Centers — Thousands Left Stranded for Two Hours in New York Stations — Disputants Called to Washington to Resume Parleys,

Traffic Is Snarled Several Hours after Walkout Is Averted   Truman Wins Postponement at Last Minute but Threat of Stoppage Still Remains unless Agreement Is Reached Thursday

Delay Ordered In Railroad Walkout   HST Gains “Truce” In Dispute; Many Train schedules Ove Nation Halted: Negotiations To Be Resumed During Day

Service Upset For Hours By Time Lag   Operations in Monfana Back to Normal Standard by Teday

Truman Steps In to Achieve Strike Delay   Disclosure Fails to: Avert Widespread Confusion Throughout East

HORK ORDERS GREATE CHAOS ON RAILROADS   Service Broken for Several Hours Owing to Delay in Code Receiot.

Unions Call  Off Walkout To Thursday   Truman Calls Engineer And Trainmen Heads Back to Capital.

FOR ATOMIC AIR FORCE   Suggestion Made by Stassen in Speech Last Night

‘Country Hears Sweeping Prelude to November Congres  sional Elections as   Speakers Cut Loose.   GAIN OF 45-55 HOUSE SEATS IS FORECAST

GOP Attacks Democrats or Wide Front   Freely Predict Smashing GOP Victory in House

GOP Leaders Fire With All Guns in Election Speeches   Republicans Predict Easy Victory in November; Vandenberg Boomed

GOP Makes Attack On Wide Front   Republicans Cut Loose Against Democrats In Nationwide Barrage

Party Siege Guns Fired, GOP Hopine  To Get Congress Phil LaFollette   Phil LaFollette Finds Many Able Men for President

Wheat, Rye Contracts Affected   July, September Corn, Sep tember Barley Also Included in Order

Effect Of Steel Strike Spreads To Other Fields   Construction, Rails, Utilities Are Hurt By Work Stoppaaqe

Steel Strike Affects All  Industries   Two Instances of Violence in Ohio;  Big Mills Closed

STEEL OUTPUT 9 PER CENT OF CAPACITY   Production Hits a 53-Year Low as Strike by 750,000 Workers in 1,300 Plants Goes Into Its Second Day.

Paralytic Grip Holds Nation’s  Basic Industry   Biggest Walkout hi U. S. History Keeps Closed 1,360: Plants In “309 States   Steel Production  At 53-Year Low   Effects of Strike ‘Seen Spreading to Construction, Railroads and  Utilities

NO SETTLEMENT IS  LIKELY AS* STRIKE  PARALYZES NATION SECOND DAY FINDS  PEACE FAR AWAY IN STREET picuTr

Country’s Basic Industry Has Biggest Walkout! in History as 750,000 Are Idle Today   Drastic Cut   Production Cut Dowr to Less Than 5 Per Cent, 53-Year Low

MILLS OUTPUT HITS LOW FOR LAST 53 YEARS   Construction, Railroads And Public Utilities Begin To Suffer From Strike

Steel Industry Enters Second Day Of Strike   Production Dwindles To Less Than Five Per Cent Of Capacity

Effect Of Steel Strike Reaching Other Industries  Mines, Rails, Public  Utilities Feel Pinch

PRODUCTION 5 PER CENT OF CAPACITY   Public Utilities, Construction And Railroads Hit

ALL'S QUIET ON NATION'S TEEL QTRIKF   Little Violence Is Reported from Across Country

750,000 Idle in Biggest Steel Strike; Stassen Asserts President Must Act

Decree Orders Bahrein To Pay Taxes Upon Oil   Ownership Of Island Long Disputed; Claim Filed Before League

Claims Oil-Rich Island; Old Dispute Reopened By Government Decree

Tran Challenges British Control . Of Bahrein. Isle   Maintains Oil-Rich Persian Gulf Island Is Iranian Territory   CENSORING OF .NEWS DISPATCHES STARTS   J. S. Officials Call Action Fair in View of 1932 Madrid Paét

Tehran Want: Protectorate,  Rich in Oil   United States Has Interest In Persian Gulf

Considers Rich Island Part Of Iran; Will Tax Bahrein’s Production

Iran Challenges Britain Over Oil   Considers Island In Gulf Integral Part

DECREES TAX LEVY ON OIL RICH ISLAND   American Oil Companies Involved In Dispute Over Bahrein Island Claim.

Big-Five Talks On U.N. Veto _ Are Predicted   Warning That Modification  Would Wreck Agéricy Te Veennal

Big Five To Soften Use Of Veto   Talks Will Begin In 24 Hours. United States Accepts Developments

U. S., France and China Accept British Preposal to Discuss; Plan to Quiet Small Nations.

British Loan and OPA Issues Faced By Congress Today   Republicans Charge. Administration With Wild Inflation Talk

Heated Debates Expected As Congress Convenes; Truman Backs British oan

Truman Hopes To Have Visit In Philippines   President Would Like To Be Present When Independence Is Celebrated

U.S. CRITICAL OF ALBANIA IN UN   ‘MAY OBJECT TO ADMISSION OF NATION

U. S, SEEKS 10 DELAY BATTLE      UN Council Studies Plan Tt Hold Up Showdown On Albania Question

American, British Deleaates Flayed   U. S. Plan To Postpone Showdown With ‘Russia on Albania Is Given to UNO

Electrical Union Asks Wage Boost   “a  Largest ClO Organizatior Makes Demand — Confer cn Coal Wage Dispute

Secretary Of Interior — _ Confers With Industry ~ Group; Will See Lewis

MINE OPERATORS MAY TAKE OVER NEGOTIATIONS   Government Wants to Get Out of Coal Business

[Neither Side Would Reveal What   Was Discussed; Krug Had Ne gotiated Present Coal Contract  For Government   PLANS CONFERENCE WITH LEWIS TODAY

Removal of Controls to Be “Big Job”   Aims to Prevent Race ot Wages and Prices, Ad ministrator Says

OPA PROMISES TIGHT REIN ON WAGES. PRICES   Porter Believes New OPA Bill Will Work; Remove Controls

Porter Believes OPA Can Prevent Runaway Prices   President Truman Soon to Announce Board on Decontrols

Shoes, Coal, Grain Products fo Join Rise   Many Changes Forthcoming in Next 10 Days

OPA Is Working Overtime Drafting Price Increases on Scores of Articles

MISSING PLANE SIGHTED IN ALPS, GAYS RAF PREY   Army Reports Day’s Search for Craft, 11 Aboard Has Been Futile   HIGH OFFICERS ON SHIP   Wives of Three Generals anc 11-Year-Old Girl Are Among Passengers

Snow Hides Location of Army Plane   Fear Eleven Marooned On French Plateau May Not Survive

Dakota-Nebraska Line Object of Search For Sitts   _ Formally Charged With Slaying of South Dakota Peace Officers

SOLDIERS STAGE FIGHT IN PARIS   eee ED  Three Americans Captured After Running Gun Battle In Streets

FUGITIVE YANK KILLERS SEIZED   Running Gun Battle Features Capture in Paris

3 U.S. Soidiers Captured in Paris After Gun Battle  Duel Fileecs Feud Be  Duel Climaxes Feud Be. tween MPs and Gang; Men Called Killers   TWO MEN WOUNDED IN RUNNING FIGHT   Thrilling Chase Goes Over " Rooftops and Through Narrow Streets

‘Three Fugitive U S. Soldiers Are Captured   Killers Taken After Running Gun Battle  Tea Daetc Cieania

Fire Damages Erie Paper   Dispatch-Herald Gettin, Out Four-Page Paper At Prini Shop

Police Control Real Issue in Trieste Dispute   Big Four Agreement May Mean Early Approval of Major Treaties

‘Policing’ . Of Trieste Top Issue   East - West Political Struggle Simmers Down To ‘A Police Proposition

France Again in Mediator’s Role Among Big Four   Parley May Adjourn If No Agreement Is Reached on Issue

AGREEMENT ON TRIESTE SEEN FORTHCOMING   Power Politics Between East and West Boil Down to Simple Problem.

WAGE BOARD IS STILL ‘GOING’   Truman May Try To Talk Industry Members Out Of Quitting

Wage Board Stull Goes On   [ruman May Induce 2 Resigned Members To Keep Posts

Truman Is Pondering  WSB Angele   No Quick End Is Seen to Uneertainty Over Future Course for ‘Pay Checks   May Reject Action      Resignations May Not . Be Accepted by Chief  “Eeecntive

Grogsy Wage oard Opens  As President  Studies Case   Truman Likely To Reject Resignations Of Cannon, Barrett

President May Refuse To Let WSB Men Quit   Industry Backs Resignations Of Cannon, Barrett

Wage Board Is Still Clicking   Truman Reported Pondering Whether To Refuse Resignations Again.

OFFICER MUZZLES ARNIY NEWSPAPER   Richardson Bars Criticisn of Any Brass Hats in Stars and Stripes

Mississippi Lad Posts Reward of Bubble Gum for Return of His Pet Puppy

Heavy Docket Before Court   Criminal Assault Case Scheduled To Open Tomorrow Morning

Criminal Term Of Court Will  Begin Monda v   Fifteen Capital Cases Scheduled For Trial Here Next Week

First Step to Combat Rising Trend in Juvenile Delinquency Announced by Justice Department

Le ee  COOL WAVE MOVING IN TO BREAK YEAR'S TOP HEAT WAVE BY TONIGHT

Shantung Is Chiang Goal   Full-Scale Campaign Threatens to Sever Provinee From Reds

CHINESE ATTACK REDS IN SHANTUNG   Yehsien Captured by Nation ailiet Forces

Chinese Widen Offensive   Full Scale Campaign On for Entire Shantung Province

Chiang Offense Explodes Into Full-Scale War   Shantung Province. Prize of Campaign; Treaty Is Signed

U.S. Figures On Nation’s Production Are Boosted   Items Still Scarce, . But Output Gains; Data Backs Claim  Of Peseetime Marl

Civilian Output Reaches Record  OWMR Figures Are Boosted in Report

HAROLD WEBSTER HAS RESIGNED   John is Appointed oe tare Chief Of  Police.

WANTS A DECISION   Byrnes Will Demand Action on Calling of European Peace Meeting

FOREIGN CHIEFS CALLFOR DRAFTS OF FIVE TREATIES   LAST MINUTE EFFORT TO CLEAR DECKS FOR 21-NATION CONCLAVE

Showdown On Peace Parley Slated Today   Secretary Byrnes Wants Definite Russian Understanding Today

BlG-4 SHOWDOWN ON CALLING PEACE PARLEY DEMANDED   Byrnes Serves Notice on Molootov He Will Insist On Decision by Foreign Ministers Today.   TWO ARGUE QUESTION AT GREAT LENGTH   Key Issue of Trieste Shelved When France Asks Time To Study Italo-Yugoslay Border Problem.

SHOWDOWN AT BIG 4 MEETING   Fina! Paris Session Seeks to Clear Way for Twenty-one-Nation Peace Conference

Byrnes, Molotov In Showdown on *Peace Meeting   U.S. Representative Will Request Decision on 21-Nation Parley

Byrnes Calls Deadline On  Peace Vote   _U. S. Seeretary To Insist Upon Decision At Meetine Today

BIG FOUR MINISTERS PARLEY   ‘Byrnes to Demand Decision on World Peace Conference

BYRNES CALLS SHOWDOWN ON PEACE PARLEY   To Press for Decision By Molotov During Today’s Meeting

Big 4 Parley Drafting Pacts   Settlement Of 2 Issues Spurs Ministers To Further Action

Byrnes Plans PeaceShowdown   To Demand Decision Saturday on Parley

Byrnes Demands Showdown Today With Molotov   Insists on Decision On Treaty Talks After Heated Argument

DECISION ON PEACE CONFERENCE T0 BE DEMANDED BY BYRNE  SATURDAY IS DEADLINE TO MAKE UP MINDS, HE NOTIFIES MINISTERS

U.S. Presses ForEuropean ‘Peace Parle   Byrnes Prédicts Showdown  With Soviet Minister hea HRaantod GSacctinnmn -

Byrnes Will Demand Showdown   Heated Exchange Takes Place at Ministers’ Meet

Dyrnes Lo Insist On Decision for. Peace Conference  Reds Demand Share   Reds Demand Share In Colony Control  During Coming Year

SHOWDOWN ON: PEACE PARLEY: EXPECTED TODAY:   Byrnes Tells Molotov He Wants Immediate Decision  - * On Conference   MINISTERS CONTINUE IN DISAGREEMENT

Paris Parley Appears Near  Showdown   Byrnes To Demanc Peace Conference Despite Russians

Byrnes Informs Mu<.sters He Intends To Call For  General Peace Conference

Big Four Study Drafts Of Five  Peace Treaties   French - Italian Border Settlement Encourages Foreign Ministers.

Byrnes Serves Notice   U. S. Will Press For A Decision On Calling Of General Peace Meeting

Byrnes Demands Showdown on Peace Parley   Serves Notice On Big Four He Wants A Decision Tomorrow

To Press For Peace Parley. —   . Byrnes Reportedly  Will Urge Decision Tomorrow On Calling. “Of General Conference

Byrnes Wants To Arrange Peace Meets   U. S. Secretary Will Press for Decision On Question Saturday

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Byrnes Notifies  Molotov He Will Seek Showdown On Peace Parley   ecretary of State Tells Russian Foreign Minister He Wants Definite Decision Today

Byrnes Calls For Showdown With Molotov   Calling of General - a eg Peace Meet Spurs U. S. Secretary Of State ‘ ee

Byrnes Serves Sharp Notice Of Showdown   Nails Molotov On Calling General Peace Conference

All Persons Aboard Ship Saved   Group of Survivors Are on Beach, Others Rescued

496 PERSONS TAKEN OFF BY RESCUE SHIPS   100 Survivors Await Removal From Bleak Alaskan Beach

Nine Scientists fo Aid A-Bomb   Named by Truman; Control Changes Jan. 

Atom Board Gets Civilian Advisors   New Commission Will Take Over Atomic Energy Plants

Girl Kills Father After Date Quarrel  Beats Policeman-Parent 'o Gun

Pauley Negotiating With Russians for Entry Into Northern Korea for Survey

SESSION SET FOR THURSDAY  “UN Postpones Debate On Spain “As Move Made For Agreement

PEACE POLICIES BEING IGNORED   Elliott Roosevelt Say: Father’s Program Being Forsaken

Says Path To Peace Grievously Forsaken   Elliott Roosevelt Comments in Forthcoming Book on Father

SON AVERS FDR PATH 10 PEACE NOW FORSAKEN   Elliott Roosevelt Sees Father’s Plans Being Shoved Away

VETS TOUCH OFF INVESTIGATION.  Government Hits At Alleged Monopoly In Taxi Business

BRITISH CHARGE “JEWS. DIRECTLY WITH HOTEL BLAST   Must Produce Culprits or Face New Restrictions.

British May Impose Economic Restrictions In Jerusalem;  "Troops Rounding Up Saboteurs

Sigler’s Next Move Watched With Interest   Dismissed Special Prosecutor May Run For High State Post

DEBATE FUTURE OF KIM SIGLER      Petitions Out To Make Him Demo Candidate For Governor

KUHN LEAVES PRISON      Is a Free Man After Six and Half Years a U. 5S. Prisoner

TWO MEN DIE IN FIRE AT GOWANDA   Early Morning Blaze Sweeps Martin Hotel

NATION IN MESS SAYS BRICKER   Basic Principles Are Distorted, ~ Ex-Gevernomvdeclares In Radio Speech

Pioneer Lumber Leader Called  R. M. Weyerhaeuser Is Heart Victim

ST, LOUIS BATTERS BOMBARD. HATTEN 1H FIFTH FRAME   Triple by Sloughter Puts Red Birds in Front by Esur Rune

President Truman Backs Byrnes In  U.N. 0. Situation   Watching Closely Hour-ToHour Developments At Sessions In New York   STRATEGIC PLAN IS AGREED UPON

Truman, Byrnes In Close Contact   President Gives Full Support To UNO Stand

World Analysis: —— Belgians Wage Battle To Recover tam Hitlers Boot

Lite: Coun itey. Sail Battling With-Eco" nomic Elements, Although, ‘There's a Rainbow In the Sky.

Big Town Dizzy At Curfew Blitz  Little People Can’t Realize Situation

Russian-British UNO Showdown  Causes Concert   Ultimate Effect Of Contro versy Over British Forces In Greece Is Un. certain   EFFECT ON U.N. OQ. ATSO RIG PROBLEM

Britain Backs Bevin on His Russian Stand   Nation Somber As Rift With Soviets Widens

(Long Lines Walkout Scheduled at 6 A. M. ‘As Mediation Stalls   Unidentified Government: Official Still Hopes Tieon Mav Re Averited

Three Ships Sunk In Atom Bomb Test At Bikini Atoll   Fourth Expected To Sink, No Loss Of Human Life In Huge Test

8 SHIPS SUNK, 02 DAMAGED; TEST SUCCESS   No Lives Lest; Goats on One Ship Unhurt in Bomb . Test at Bikini.

Third Ship Goes Down  After Blast   Fourth Damaged So Badly It May Sink

BIKINI TEST IS SUCCESSFUL BLANDY REPORTS   o Loss Of Human Life In Pacific Explosion; One Drone Plane Missing

SOME ANIMALS SURVIVE ATOM TEST INFERNO   Explosion Damages 32. Ships; 1 Drone Plane’ Goes Out of Control .-

Destroyer Expected To. Sink; Task Force Head Enthusiastic Over Test

Drone Plane Is Lost; Some Animals Alive;  Carrier Is Burning Only One Armored Ship, Destroyer

Only Three Vessel: Known Sunk; 32 Others Damaged   No Loss Of Human Life In The Giganti Test Of Effects Of An Atomic Test On Ships, Admiral Says.

Admiral Blandy Tells of  Results of Test; Many  Ships Damaged by  Force of Explosion, GUINEA PIG FLEET IS HIT SERIOUSLY

Blandy Reports No Human Life Lost at Bikini   Battleship Nevada, Main Target, Only Slightiy Damaged

ATOMIC BOMB SINKS 3 SHIPS, DAMAGES 33   Some of Animals On One Target Ship Still Alive

HOWEVER, AT LEAST 32: WERE DAMAGED, WITH A’ ONE EX PECTED TO'SINK:%

3 SHIPS SUNK AND 32 OTHERS ARE DAMAGED   Fourth Vessel Expected to Go Down Soon —-No Loss of Human Life In Test.

Fearful Damage Found Wrought By ‘A-Romb, Not Apparent At Distance

Experiment Off Bikini More Successful Than Ist Reports Indicated   Some Animals Survive Blast   Battleship Nevada Survives: Carrier Independence Is Heavily Hit

No Lives Lost In Bikini Drop; Some Animals Said Unharmed   Nevada, Target Craft, Still Rides At Anchor

‘Early Reports Show Devastating Boml Had Different Effect Than On Japan; ‘Spectacular Cloud Rises From Scene   SOME ANIMALS SURVIVE ON VESSELS NOT IN IMMEDIATE TARGET AREA; VALIANT CARRIER SARATOGA ESCAPES VIOLENT DEMOLITION

Bikini Atom Bomb ‘Test Is Successful   Blast Sinks Three Ships, Damages 32 Others in Guinea Pig Fleet, Some Animals Still Alive

Scientists ‘Satisfied’ By Damage Wrought In Bikini Atom Bomb Test

Results of Bikini Test Summed Ur   No Loss of Human Life; Animals on Damaged Battleship Alive.

Three Ships Sunk, 33 Are Damaged in Bikini Atom Test   Some of Animals Aboard Target Vessels Still Alive, Blandy Reports; Destroyer Allerton Expected to-Sink

No Human Loss of Life In Big Test   Preparations Are Made for UnderWater Experiment

SOME ANIMALS SURVIVE BLAST NEAR BIKINI   Fire Still Rages On Independence; Ala VT iene Tnct

Three Ships Sunk, 33 Others Damaged By Blast of A-Bomb   Only One Armored Ship Goes Down: Scientific Crews Re-enter Lagoon; .Goats Aboard Battleship Unintured

No toss of life on Navy Ships; Some Animals Sure i viued fenlacinn

Roads Selected _ For 1946 F ederal F und Improvement  This. Year’ 8 Money Goes To South . ~ Half Of County _.

Roads Selected . For 1946 Federal Fund ‘mprovement  This Yenr’s Money Goes To South Half OF Cannty

ee meme mececneme eaea  Solon Indicts Food and Recreati tion Provided U. 5. Soldiers in Korea

House Committee Head Issues Sharp Criticism of Korea Army Facilities

Truman Asks Inter-America Arms Aid Plan   Urges Congress Enact Law To Help Train, Equip Other Nations

Truman Offers Military Plan   Collaboration With Other American States Proposed '

Western UNO Interim Site Is Proposed   Permanent Location in East Voted by Committee

S.F. Proposed As Temporary UNO Capital   Aussie Proposal Made After Permanent Choice Made

TEMPORARY UNO SITE PROPOSED   Australia Wants UNO Headquarters in San Francisco

ACCUSED RUSSIAN DENIES CHARGES   Expected to Win Release By Posting Bond

Attlee Promises Action Against Jewish Violence   Commons Told England Won't Tolerate Loss Of Palestine Authority

Attlee Says Palestine Drive is Aimed at Jews Participating in Ard Encouraging Violence

Brifish ‘Squatters’ Exploiting Housing Shortage Press Say:   Claims Reds Inspire Effort to ‘Embarrass’ Labor Government

Uses Ruse To Hand Squatters Evictien Note      Process ‘Berver Gains Entry Te Duchess. OF Bedford.” ‘House Thr owgh ~ Window

Pr rocess Server Tells ‘Squatters’ To Quit Ritzy London Apattment

SQUATTERS STAY DESPITE LEGAL EFFORTS TO GET THEM OUT OF EXCLUSIVE ENGLISH PROPERTIES

‘Eviction Notices Served On 1,000 Squatters Barricade ‘In Duchess Of Bedford House   Leader Of Communist-Sponsored Movement Summoned To Appear In Court Tuesday

More Vacant Dwellings Seized By Homeless. .  Eviction Notice Served  On Communist Squatters In Mansion In London

London Process Server  At Work   Luxury Apartment Is Thrown Open By Squatters

PROCESS SERVER ‘CRASHES GATE? ON SQUATTERS   1,000 Given Eviction Notice At Great House in London

Blum Is Given 580-16 Vote Of Confidence   Ballot Gives Premier Formal Mandate To Go Ahead With Program

All-Socialist Cabinet Gets French National Assembly Confidence By Vote Of 580 To 16         PLEDGE SUPPORT BY MAJOR PARTIES

BLUM WARNS FRANCE FACES GRAVE GRISIS   Socialist Premier Calls on People to Make Fresh Sacrifices for Country.

Soviet Danube Plan Defeated   Romanian Treaty to * Recognize Freedom of River Navigation.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Ralkan Commission Reiects Soviet Protests

OFFICER ALTERS. HIS TESTIMONY ON PEARL CODE   Colonel. Bratton. Accused by Solon of Swearing te’. « . "Balsa Statement’

New Row In P.H. Hearing   Keefe Says Bratton Swore To False Statement In Charge of Testimony

HOT DEBATE FLARES DURING HARBOR QUIZ   Barkley To Seek Extensior As Deadline Arrives

AGED WOMAN QUSPECTED OF THREE DEATHS   Freed Under Bond on Charge of Poisoning Wife of - Her Employer.

Relatives Quizzed in Poison Case   Invalid Mrs. McConnell Tells of Clashes with Elderly Housekeeper.

Drastic Fuel Conservation Steps Taken by Government Result of Walkout by Miners   Dimout, More Drastic Than in Wartime, Is Ordered Effective at 5 p. m. Monday in 21 States, Including lowa; Idle Lists Growing

CPA ORDERS DIMOUT; IDLE TOTAL GROWS   21 States Affected By Drastic Slash In Electricity Use

Drastic Reduction in Coal Use Urged Throughout Nation   CPA Orders 21 21 States to Curtail Display Lighting Power

Fuel Measure Takes Effect in lowa Monday   Truman Hurries Back to Washington For Battle With Lewis .

—Coal Strike Brings 21-State Dimout—  U. S. Industry Slowing Down   Denver's Public Schools Closed And Some Steel And Rail Workers Laid Off

All Industry Hit; Lewis Faces Court   Drastic Dim-Out Ordered Whei Fuel Supply Shortage Mounts

Coal Walkout Effects Spread  Over Country   Number of Idle in Labor Disputes Near Half-Million Mark As Lay-Offs Begin

‘Lights Dim, Production Lags, as Effects of Coal Shutdown Spread

U.S. Being  Hard Hit by Coal Tieur   21 States Affected by Drastic Curtailment Of Electricity.

Fuel Supply. Conservation  Is Ordered   Lewis Maintains Silence After Summons Served; Attorneys Prepare for Court Battle Monday

Effects Of Nation’s Paralyzing Soft Coal Strike. Begin To Spread

Strike  Pinch — Spreads   Kast Half of U.S. Ordered to Dim Out Monday; More Layoffs In Coal-Burning Plants

Thousands View Anchorage as  Mighty Carrier, F. D. R. Arrives In Greece; Air Show Cancelled

Air Display Over Athens is Cancelled  Embassy Warns Against Exhibit Reds Hit Visit

Ul. §. WARSHIPS "ARRIVE IN GREECE   PLANS TO PARADE 120 AMERICAN PLANES OVER ATHENS CALLED.OFF,

Hog Price Favorable      Ratio With Corn Encourages Feeding During Winter

If Present Pork Prices Hold Up — Hogs Can Dine Well On Corn Fare

STRAND THEATER WILL BE OPERATED DAIL‘   Will Go Into Effect Next Monday —Has Been Open Only Saturdays And Holidays

Moscow Claims Iranians Plot Against Soviets   London Fears World Disaster Drawing Near

NEW CHARGES SPEED BRITISH, SOVIET CRISIS   fran Accusation Seen Most Alarming Development in Ticklish Situation

EX-MATTOONE APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT   Former J.-G. Reporter, Lawyer and  Head of TVA

5 Civilians Assigned To Convert Bombs For Peace, Defense   Former TVA Boss Heads Panel; Truman Says Task To Determine Course of Civilization; Army Cooperation Pledged

FORMER, HEAD OF TVA NAMED “AS: CHAIRMAN, OF CIVILIAN * GROUP SELECTED BY TRUMAN. _.

White House Is Urged To Take Action in Row   Intervention Termed ‘Imperative’ To End Dispute Over Wages

Expect Move By Truman   White ‘House Action In Steel Strike Is Termed “Imperative”

OPA Chief Bowles Called to Parley; Quick Action Termed ‘Imperative’; Seivure Order Still Not Expected

‘Big Steel’ Not Trying to Halt Strife   High Official Says This Weekend May Find Drastic Steps

White House Action Is Imperative   Break Slated To Take Place This Week-End

‘President and Bowes to Confer On Steel Prices   End of Crippling Strike Is Termed “Imperative”; May Act This Weekend

Summons Bowles to Conference      ‘Big Stec? Is Reluctant to Join Other Lines in ‘Settling Dispute  Pee  3 Peer   Other Cases   Negotiations Go Slowly in G.M., Shipbuilding Problems

SPEEDY STEPS TO END STEEL STRIKE SEEN   White House Action Now Is Deemed Imperative and Something Is Ex: pected to Develop Ove1 the Week-End.

FAC T-FINDING PANEL REPORTS TO PRESIDENT   Expect Government to Make New Offer Over Week End

TRUMAN ACTION SEEN IMIMINENT IN STEEL STRIKE   Bawles to Meet With Chief Executive in Afternoon on Price Issues   KEY TQ LONG STOPPAGE   Circumstances Point to OPA Increase in Prices for Industry

CALLS BOWLES TO CONSIDER PRICE ISSUES   President May Act Te  Settle Strike This Week-end

Next Steel Strike Move Is Expected At Washington   Pittsburgh Area Steel Lead. ers Believe Strike Showdown Is Now Nearing   PRICE OF STEEL SEEMS BIG ISSUE

Wall Street Prepares To Go On Cash And Carry Basis; Market Specalation Curbed

STOCKS WILL 60 ON ‘CASH’ BASIS   100°/, Margin Requirements To Be Effective Monday

WALL STREET ON CASH BASIS NOW   Government Orders 100 Per Cent Margin Requirements For First Time In History.

NEW GOVERNMENT ORDER PUTS MARGIN REQUIREMENTS FOR WALL STREET AT 100 PER CENT

Wall Street On Cash And Carry   Effort: Made To Curb Speculation

STOCK DEALS ON MARGIN STOPPED   Wall Street On Cash and Carry Basis After Federal Action

Wall Street Goes Cash, Carry Basis   Government Tries Curb Speculation

Wall Street to Go on Cash and Carry Basis‘ Today   Governinent Orders 100 :Per Cent Margia on, ,  zeurities for First:  ‘Time ia History

Gov't Curbs Bull Market  Speculation   Hundred Per Cent Margin Requirements On Security Transactions

Speculation May Continue Despite  New Margin Rule   100 Percent Margin Expected To Have Little Effect On Bull Market.

REVISE STOCK MARKET RULES   100 Per Cent Margin Re. quirements May Slow Speculation

MANY PLANS ARE PLACED ON AGENDA   First Big Five Meeting Since September

Veto Use Formula Sought By Big 5 In Secret Parley   Attendance at New York Discussion Limited to 3 Delegates Apiece   BYRNES DIRECTING U. S. DELEGATION   Restriction of Veto Use to Extraordinary Cases May Re Postponed

SECRET TALKS STARTED TODAY BY “BIG FIVE”’   Seek To Pacify Complaints Of Small Nations On Veto Use

Secret Session Being Held After Little Countries Revolt On Veto   Veto, However, Will Continue   Meeting Will Be First Held By Powers Since September, 1945

Big Nations Hold Secret Discussions   Search for Formula To Eas: Complaints on Use  of Veto

Big ‘Five’ In Secret Veto Talks   Hold Meeting Today In New York To Tron Out Snarls In UN Question

Big Five Begin Secret Talks on Method For Appeasement of Little Nations Objecting to Veto Power

TOP DIPLOMATS MEET IN SECRET   SEEK FORMULA TO PLEASE LITTLE NATIONS

BIG FIVE SEER WAY TO APPEASE LITTLE NATIONS   Revolt on Use of Veto Prompts Secret Talks

Some Suggestions For Softening The Veto As Proposed By Great Britain And France Now Before “Big Five’   TALKS STARTED IN HOTEL THIS MORNING

N.E. Paying Big Price For Power, Wickard Says   REA Administrator Wonders How Long Companies Will Continue ™T, Fool Consumers of Area

New Englanders Pay High Power Rates—Wickard   REA Head Urges  Federal Projects

Congress Puts Time On 2 Bills  ~ Rich Joins Attack On British Loan

Gavin Opposes British Loan   He and Two Other Pennsylvanians Speak Against Measure

RIO CAVALRY UNITS TRY 10 CHECK RIOTERS   Thousand Injured In Demonstration Against Prices

PRIGES CAUSE BRAZIL RIOTS   CAVALRY AND SPECIAL POLICE PATROL STREETS OF RIO TO CHECK MOB VIOLENCE

Police Battle Thousands In Rio De Janeiro As Brazilians Stage Price Inflation Riot

ANTI-INFLATION. RIOT STAGED IN BRAZIL   Prices Alsing Steadily Ten Per Cent A Month

Administration ls Endorsed in Party Platform   Hannegan in Keynote Address Attacks GOP ‘Name Calling’

Piatform Lauds National Administration’s Foreign Policy, and, Turning to Domestic Issues, Calls for End to Price Controls and Subsidies as Soon as Possible—Favors Improvements of State Highways and Farm Roads.

e@ PETER EDSON   Deacon Allen Goes to Town in Washington’s Best Show

Britain's Reply _ To Iran Protest Sent to Teherar   Troops Will Move Only in Event of Iranian Disorder, Spokesman Says

Russia Rejects San Francisco   Will OK Philadelphia As Final U.N. Seat

Their Selections On Governor's Race As Varied As The Bonnets They Wear  Texas Women Divided On Politics

TEXAS WOMEN UNDECIDED ON MAN FOR GOVERNOR LUNCHEON SHOWS BUT ALL IN FAVOR OF TOM TYSON

astic bBrown-Ourf; Orner ofates May Fottow AS KesuUIT UT.  U.S. POWER SHORTAGE   Their Selections On Governor's Race As Varied As The Bonnets They Wear  Texas Women Divided On Politics

WESTINGHOUSE PARLEY - BARED   Union, Firm in Discussions   Aimed at Truce

Westinghouse Groups Meeting   New Hopes’ Rise for Early Settlement of 81-Day Old Strike

Brown Bomber Unleashes Dynamite Punch to Fend Off Strongest Challenge  Joe’s Pile Driving Right Does Job; Billy Says ‘I Just Haven't Got It’

Brown Bomber Still King Of heavyweights   Crowd of 45,266 Sees Conn Knocked Out in Yankee Stadium

45,166 See Louis Knock Out Conn lh Eighth Round   Challenger Meets Same Fate That Befell Him Five Years Ago

HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP WINS IN STH ROUND   Conn Floored for Count of Ten With Four Vicious Blows Before Crowd of 45,000.   NEGRO FLASHES OLD-TIME DYNAMITE   Action Is Slow Most of Way With Pittsburgh Challenger Circling Out of Danger.

Louis KO’s Conn In Eighth Round   Bomber Stalks 22nd Challenger Into Corner to Retain Crown

45,000 Witness Sudden Climax Of Title Battle  Champ Unveils Winning Punch °  aw 2 bawies Gass

Sull King of Ring After 22nd Defense Of Crown Before 45,266 in New York

Expansion of Road Program Seen in 1947   Commission Asks for an Additional Sum of $3.200.000

‘Americans Consider Balkan ‘Concessions In Effort To ‘Win Italian Treaty Okay   Russia Is Opposing Plan To Allow Italy Retain Trieste Territary

Byrnes May Offer Concessions As Foreign Ministers Reconvene   French Voters Reject Leftist-Sponsored Constitution By More Than 1,180,000

CONCESSIONS MAY BE OFFERED ON BALKAN PROBLEMS TO BREAK DEADLOCK 98 ITALIAN ISSUE   Senator Johnson Criticizes British Loan Plan As Likely Beginning of Lending Program That May Bring “End of Great and Good Experiment in Dereocracy’—Gther World News of Today

America Strives Get Agreement On Italian Treat   Decisions Reached By Ministers May Result In Violent Reactions

Slaughter Will Direct Probe Of Surplus Goods   Rumors Tell of New Sensation To Be Revealed Soon

Hint Surplus Sale Expose   Rep. Slaughter Resumes ‘Direction . Inquiry Into Goods Disposal.

Slaughter Is Heading Back To Capitol Hill To Resunie  His Position In Committee

SLAUGHTER MAY ‘GET REVENGE’   Defeated Solon Will Air Off Disposal of Surplus Property in U. S.

‘Inside Dope On Aluminum Stock Given, Report   Virtual Monopoly In Some Merchandise Reported Held By Few Manipulators

Slau ghter Will Head New Inquiry  Probe May Place Several Persons

iry Into Surplus Property OE Sales Likely to. Create   New Sensaticans:   CORNER iN ALUMINUM AMARKET PROBE SUBJECT

Rep. Slaughter Returning i To Washington To Direct ‘New Surplus Disposal Probe   Aide Says Inquiry Will Put Several Persons In Government In ‘Tight Position’

PROBE DISPOSAL SURPLUS GOODS   Rep. Slaughter Heads Committee To Look Into Suspicious Angles Of Surplus Property Sales.

Surplus Goods Disposal Issue To Be Probed By Slaughter   Personal Direction Of Inquiry Assumed By Defeated Solon

To Push “Scandal” Inquiry   Slaughter to Lead House Committee in Effort to Track Down ‘Surplus “Mishandline”’

Slaughter May Be In ‘Driver's Seat’  In ‘Surplus’ Probe   General Counsel Declares ‘Several Persons’ May Find Themselves in Tight Position

Slaughter Plans Broad Inquiry   Defeated Missouri Congressman Heads  Back to Capital

Slaughter Likely to Place Several in Tight Position   Victim of Presidential Purge Going Back to Capital to Probe

Slaughter To Hold Searching Inquiry into Goods Disposal   Maintains Hold On Committee After Defeat

Probe Promises New Sensations   “Corner” on Market Of Surplus Aluminum Slaughter Target

REP. SLAUGHTER DIRECTS SURPLUS DISPOSAL PROBE   INQUIRY EXPECTED TO PUT SEVERAL PERSONS IN ‘TIGHT POSITION’

Surplus Disposal Inquiry to Open   Several Government People May Be in Tight Positions

Inquiry May Put Several In Tight Place   Will Direct New Probe Into Surplus Disposal

Slaughter Is Due Back Monday To Take Over Probe   Defeated Missourian To Direct Surplus Disposal Inquiry

WAR SURPLU! PROBE WILL BE RESUMED   ‘Several Persons Will Be Put in ‘Tight Position’

— DBFEATED SLAUGHTER RESUMES PROBE —  Surplus ‘Sensations’ Hinted

Republicans Reap Every lowa Staie And Congress Post   Blue Reeltected by Majority of 96,000 In 627,000 Ballot

Hearing on SCAT’S Application To Operate Air Lines Slated Jan. 25

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Wilkes-Barre Dikes   Chinese War Nerves

Dykes Reinforced To Curb Flood At Wilkes-Barre   Dozen or More Dead, Damage in Millions In Two States

Further Negotiations are Scheduled Sunday Or Monday in Attempt fo Prevent Walkout

Delay Agreed To 16 Minutes Before Tieup   President Gives Assuranee He ds Confident Further Progress Taward Sat. Vement Cau He Maude   Concessions Are Promised, Clatn   No ftamedinte White House Comment on Report Brotherhoods Would Get Extra Benefirs

Reach Delay Decision  lust in T;   Truman’s Request Granted Only 26 Minutes Before Deadline; Negotiations to Be Restutued Tinmediotely

Rail Strike Is Postponed Five Days at the Request of President Truman   Union Leaders Leave for Washington to Continue Negotiations With Rall Heads: Decision Comes Jus? Before Deadline

Truman Wins Zero Hour © Strike Halt   Officials Had Troops On Call When  Annauncemeant Mode

WALKOUT I5 AVERTED AT ZERO HOUR   Train Schedule Over Nation Is Delayed Briefly

WM, 2ite House Releases Desay Announcement Just Before Deadline   Truman Expresses Confidence That Renewed Parleys Can Produce ‘Progress’ Toward Dispute Settlement

Leaders Agree At Last Minute  Truman Call Wins Delay; Traffic On Same  inec Hit

UNION HEADS, UPERATORS TO RENEW TALKS   Respite Won by Truman as Gov’t Makes Ready for Operation.

Dramatic Delay  Is Near Deadline   Operators and Unions Signify Willingness to Resume Negotiations; Talks Will Start Late Today or Monday

TRUCE COMES ONLY MINUTES BEFORE TIEUP   NEGOTIATIONS WILL BE RESUMED IN WASHINGTON

President Truman Expressed Belief Agreement Could Be Negotiated in Conference of Brotherhoods, Carriers

[Unions Delay Walkout dor Five Days   Some Trains Had Stopped Before Postponement Came

Truman Wins Strike Delay   Just Before Strike Into Effect, Union Chiefs Accept New Bid to Negotiate SOME TRAINS STOPPED  Transportation Snarled In Big Rail Centers Before Order Received

PRAINMEN—ENGINEERS  Union Chiefs  Hasten to Capital To Renew Parleys   Postponement of Walkout To Thursday Taken at Reauest of President

DELAY IN STRIKE WON BY TRUMAN OVER TELEPHONE   President Told Union Leaders He Felt Progress Could Be  Made If Negotiations Were Resumed.   CODE WORD FLASHED TO PREVENT TIE-UP   White House Silent on Report Executive Gave Assurances of Wage Concessions Beyond Board's Decisions.

Union Chiefs, Operators Indicate Willingness To Continue Negotiations

LEGISLATURE TO MEET TUESDAY   RENT CONTROL CALL STANDS IN SPITE OF COMPROMISE ON OPA

Landlord Uses Dynamite To Influence Tenants to Move Out of His House

(Please turn to page 2, Col. 4)   More Cuban: Sugar Fxpected by U. S.

H. F. WILCOX, OIL MAN, FINANCIER, DIES IN TULS!   Former Petroleum Executive Hit Many ‘Dry Holes’ In Early Career

Tulsan Discovered Prolific Oil Send That Has Since Borne His Name

H. F. Wilcox, Well Known Oil Man, Succumbs   Tulsa Financier and Civic Leader Who Found Prolific Sand Bearing His Name, Dies Suddenly

Police Press Hunt For Sex Maniac, Killer   Hope For Quick  Solution Dies

Sex Maniac Hunted in Kidnap-Murder   Classmates Of Suzanne Degnan Attend Funeral Mass For Chicago Victim

CHILD VICTIM OF MURDER  BURIED TODAY   Search For ;  Killer Goes. On;  ‘Clews Scarce,

Classmates Attend Funeral Mass for Suzanne Degnan   Police Press Search for Maniacal Slayer; “Quick Solution Unlikely

Hope for Quick Solution of Degnan Case Fades as Two Latest Suspects Present Substantiated Alibis   Story Substantiated

FUNERAL MASS FOR SLAIN GIRL   CHICAGO POLICE MAKE NO PROGRESS {IN CASE

SEX MANIAC IS BEING SOUGHT AS MURDERER      Two More Suspects Held By Chicago Police In Death Of Suzanne Degnan   FUNERAL SERVICE HELD   Janitors Released After Questioning Fails To Break Down Stories

Hunt in Vain for Degnan Girl Slaver   Hope for Quick Solution Fades as  Child Is Buried

Child Victim Of Kidnaping Is Buried   Sad Scenes Attend. Funeral Mass; Suspects With Alibis Released.

Toll Of Dead In Uprising May Be 1000   Popular Movement’s Leaders Ask Courts Rule Pending Election

DICTAT REGIME OUT; RULING SOUGHT   President Killed, Body Is Hung on Lamp-Post; Quiet Reigns

Goering Act to Be Probed; Board Namea   Every Effort to Be Made to Solve Puzzling Mystery

News Behind The News  OR Te ee mE eeE een   WASHINGTON By Rav Tucker

BONUS HANGING NEARS DECISION   Increase in State Sales Tay Is Expected to Be Asked to Meet Payments

Primary Is Over, Bonus Fight Begins In Tlinois   Safe From Ballot -Box Repercussions, Commission Ready to Renew Conaideration

ae lene Citta gee SR Mie re hi, we es ei ie,  ALONG HITLER LINES   New Deal Policy Parallels Discussed by Scrivner

ALONG HITLER LINES       New Deal Policy Parallels Diseussed by Scrivner

Poles Turn Out In Large Numbers For First Eleetior   Official Returns Be Announced  On July 12

U. A. W. Leader Asks Government To Cancel Allis-Chatmers Contract

Great Lakes Ports Accept Hours’ Pact   New Schedule Would Call for 48 Hours Afloat, 44 in Port

Standard Oil  Compromise  Is Accepted  Settlement Near: In Lakes Strike

— Union Accepts Offer From Standard   Compromise Is Termec Pattern’ For Settlement Of Lakes Strike

FORD DECLARES STRIKES THREATEN TO CLOSE PLANT   Declines Reuther’s Bid to  Meeting to Consider Means of Increasing Car Production.   CALES UPON UNION TO ACI ON WALKOUTS   Asserts It Can Make Real Contribution to Output by Reopening Supplier. Factories.

Ford Refuses to Join in Union Called Parley   Three Other Companies Accept Invitations by Reuther

FORD TURKS DOWN REUTHER REQUEST   Says CIO-UAW Strikes In Supplier Plants Crippling . -Draduction

ON TO GET RECORD FOOD SUPPLY IN ‘4h   Fats and Grains to Constitute Main Shortages

RECORD FOOD SUPPLY WN 4   Fats and Grains to Constitute Main Shortages

MORE FOOD FOR U, S; FOLKS TO EAT IN ‘46   But Less Butter, Wheat And ’ , orn Products

RECORD FOOD CONSUMPTION SEEN FOR U. S.   Officials Optimistic Despite Acute Shortages of Many Staple Foods

AUTO GRASH FATAL TO BUTTERWORTE   [Movie Comedian. Dies After Being Catapulted From Car

Ruth Kluckhohn's Music Department Gives A Recifal   Wayland Academy and Junior College Faculty Program Saturday

Plan Session  On Freedom  Information   Assembly Votes $28,000 For Such a Conference If It Is Held At UN  Headquarters   Declarations Are Already Available   They Were Submitted By AP’s Kent Cooper, UP’s: Hugh Baillie and Wil  hur Forrest

DEATH COMES TO PATRICK D. BRAY   Rites Held Saturday For Former Westfield Township Farmer

TrumanFails ToGiveReply To Speculation ‘Big Three’ Secrets Still Not Revealed

MORE SEGRET PACTS HINTED BY PRESIDENT   Wartime ‘Big 3’ May Have Reached Other Accords

Big 3 Keeping Some Secrets  Truman Hints Not All Aareements Revealed

Speculate on Secret Pacts   Truman Says All Will Be Disclesed in Time

More Deals At Yalta Nof Yet Known?   President’s Remarks Hint Big Three Made Agreements Not Yet Made Public

COLD WAVE HEADS TOCENTRAL STATE   Sub-Zero Temperatures ¥ New England Abate; . Sleet. Snow Due

Red Opposes Case Being Brought Up   Byrnes Asks For Details of Soviet-lran Agreement

Byrnes Insists On Immediate Action In Case   Stalin Declares Question Solved In Middle East

Ambassador Gromyko Immediately Objects To Demand Put Forth By United States, Britain And Several Other Members That Security Council Take Up Dispute—Byrnes And Cadogan Insist Both Principles In Matter Should Report On Agreement

Russian Ambassador. Maintains Evacuation. Had Already Been Begun And Would Be Completed.

RUSSIA STATES CASE SHOULD BE DROPPED   Stalin Considers Dispute Closed Incident   Also Says Investigation Of Trouble Must Be Made; Case Not Withdrawn

TO INSIST THAT IRAN'S CASE BE GIVEN COUNCIL   Russian Delegate Declares All Is Settled, And Opposes Security Council Studying Facts In Russian-lranian Dispute.

Makes Sharp Objection To Red Proposal   Byrnes Replies Briskly To Gromyko’s Plea Not To Put Iran Issue On Avenda

SPEAKS AFTE RUSSIA SAYS CASE SETTLED   ‘Soviet Ambassador Claims Withdrawal of Troops Ends Discussion

U. S., ENGLAND SEEK ALL DATA ON EVACUATION   2 Members Of Parliament Will Visit Scene; Stalin Says Issue’s Solved

Inquiry Into Iranian Fuss  Demanded   Explanation of Continued Oecupancy Beyond Date Agreed Upon Sought at UNO Council Meeting

Objects As Members Demand Action On Iranian Dispute    U. S. Britain’ Want Report On Promise To Remove Troops 

U.S. And Britain Not In Mood To” Drop Iran Case   Clash With Russia In Security Council Session Predicted

U. 5. PRESSES FOR STUDY OF IRAN’S CASE   Byrnes Asks U. N. O. to Consider Nation’s Troubles With Reds After Soviets Plead for Dismissal of Complaint.

U.S., Russia Clash Over  Iranian Case   Russia Proposes That Trouble in Iran Not  Be Considered By UNC Since Troops Leaving

Demand Action Be ‘Taken Now   : Russia With Polish   Support Objects to Council Taking up the Dispute   Troops Withdrawn      Declare That Case Was Handled in Accord With Admonition

Gromyko Asks Case  Dismissal   Army Forces Begin Leaving; Russia Says Crisis Settled

Attempt Io Prove Navy Vet Is Sane   Trial of 21-year-old for Murder of Librarian Continues

Sex Angle Bared....  Arguing Insanity Plea Of Ex-Sailor Held For Slaying Of Librarian

HOSPITAL OFFICIALS NAMED TO REBUT DEFENSE  ENGLE CALLED SCHIZOPHRENIC

Senators Debate Health Fund Bil   GOP Asks Owners Help Govern Fund

SOLONS FAVO INDUSTRY PLAN   ‘New Approach Tg Labor Welfare Fund Advocated

Stalin Willing ‘To See Ivan Mission        so Readyw  nrees of oo  aan ileeccihod

Stalin Ready To Hear Iran   Red Leader Invites Accusers to Parley

Sea Strike Ends, 1181 Ships Freed   Picket Lines Withdrawn} Captains Go Back Aboard

Probers Asked To Visit May   Congressman Invites Senate Investigating Committee To Question Him At Home

MAY INVITES MEAD GROUP TO VISIT HIM   Denies He Profited From Efforts of Garsson Firms

AY INVITES COMMITTEE TO HOME TO TAKE TESTIMONY   Congressman Recuperating from Heart Attack

MAY ASKS COMMITTEE 10 VISHT HOME   Statement Demes Any Profit From Garsson Deals

FOOD PRICES UP 13.8 PER CENT IN MONTH'S TIME   Greatest One-Month Jump In History VS. Survey Shows

FOOD PRICES SET NEW RISE MARK   Up 13.8 Per Cent In Great: est One-Month Jump

Retail Food Prices Hit Record High   Price Jumps Greatest in History Within One Month Period

FOOD PRICES UP 138 PER CENT IN MO.   That Was Average Rise Between June  15 and July 15

RETAIL FOUD PRICE INGREASE 15 HIGH INUNITED STATES   Record - Breaking 13.8 Percent Jump Shown In Report Made Today; Reasons Indicated.   MEAT LEADS WAY IN SKYROCKETING

Food Prices Shoot Up Record 138% During Month Without Price Control

FOOD PRICES UP 13.8 PCT. IN A MONTH   Bureau Says It's Greatest Jump In U. S. History

Prices Up! (Gosh, We Know [tl]   Food Costs Make Biggest  One-Month Jump In TT OS Wietawe

Food Rise ord In onth   ment Reports icago Hardes  Fast Climbing Foodstuffs

‘RUSSIANS OQUTVOTED AGAIN AT PARIS   Food Price Jump Of 13.8 Per Cent Is Record

RETAIL PRICE OF FOOD SHOT UP IN MONTH   Record Breaking 13.8 Percent Between June 15 And July 15

Retail Food Costs Rise 13.87 From June 15 to July 15   Increase Is Greatest for Any Month in U. S. History

DOD PRICES IMP 13.8 PC. 1 ONE MONTH    Greatest Rise In U.S. History

‘Dewitt MacKenzie Says:  :  Vienna Not Damaged Compared To Berlin

VIENNA WAR RUIN SMALL COMPARED TO OTHER CITIES; AUSTRIAN CHIEF — SEES CAPITOL AS CULTURE CENTER -

Vienna Came ‘Out Of War's Ordeal W ell   pared to Berlin; Most Pressing Probiew Its Grave Searcity Of Food; Many Austris anus Huugry

NAZI RUSSIAN PACT CLAIMED   Ribbentrop Declares Treaty Signed in ’39 to Split Up Baltic States

RIBBENTROP FIGHTS BACK IN TRIAL  Nazi-Russian Secret Pact Said Sianed Dividing Small Nations

Churches Urge Tolerance Plan   War Can Be Avoided Without Compromise of Basic Convictions

Churchnien Urge U. §. Take Lead in Tolerance   Inflicting Own Way o! Life on Others Is Held Dangerous

Church Group Makes Appeal  For Tolerance   Federal Council Advises United States To Take Lead In Applying _ Peace Formula

State Dept. Note to Moscow Claims Direct Interest in Black Sea Affairs, Control  of Dardanelles.   RELATIONS IN SOVIET ORBIT HIT NEW LOW

8 we “Strike Digs Into Tt 96th Day’                ~ = - oo DL. VCWEY LEPOris INO  “Progtess Is Made   GM Makes No Coniment on  eee ee eee     “Stating Corporation D ~:" lays Settlement

GM-UAW Stil Stymied on  Strike Issues   Union Refuses to Accept Anything Les: Than 19% Cents

3 Issues Block  — Accord at GM   Wages, Seniority, Vacation Stvmie Settlement

Broad Outlines of New Missouri Government Writfen Into Law   General Assembly Adjourns for April. Recess After Completing Reorganization Program— 13 Months After Voting-of New Constitution

OUTLINES OF A MODERNIZED STATE: GOVERNMENT MADE   Thirteen Months After the Voters of Missouri Scrapped Old Constitution.   APPROVED A NEW ONE      There Was Little Drama In the Historic Sesson Durl ing Last Day.

General Labor Picture In U. 5. On Bright Side  Few Moaior Strikes   Few Major Strikes Remain In Nation; New Maritime Fight Looms For Fall

New Threat in Maritime Circles Made   Bridges Calls for Huge Fund Before Fall Contract Time

\Maritime Workers to Make New Demands in September   C. L 0.-Supported Committee Reveals Plans to Raise $2,000,000 “Strike Fund” and for Joint Conferences With Unions  * of Other Countries This Summer Preparatory to Opening Negotiations With Ship Owners,

CMU Tells o! Future Plans Strike Fund   Picture of Maritime  , Difficulties Next Fall Mars Clearing of General Labor Situation

Other Nations May Take Part In Fall ‘Crisis’   Worldwide Meetings And $2,000,000 Fund Are Planned by CML

CRISIS. NEXT FAIL SEEN   Huge $2,000,000 Slush Fund Is Being Solicited

Sailor Union Has Plans For ‘Strike Fund’   Announces W orld- Wide Meetings To Prepare For New Talks to Fall

Sea Unions Raising New Strike Fund  But Industrial Picture Bright

Collective Weight Is 13 Pounds, 11 Ounces; ~ Medical Puzzle Posed

Pass Crucial First Day  Quads Born to British War Bride Are Doing ‘Very Well

BALTIMORE QUADS GET ALONG WELL   BRITISH WAR BRIDE’S BABIES GIVEN A GOOD CHANCE OF SURVIVAL,

HOME HUNTERS ARE CAUGHT IN MIDDLE   Rent Scramble Grows Hotter as Uncontrolled Rates Move Upward

CAUGHT IN MIDDLE   Rent Scramble Grows Hot. ter as Uncortrolled Rates  Move Upward   BOTH SIDES “RIGHT

Soviets Call for World Inventory of Troeps   Molatov Attacks ULS., , Britain for Waving Men In Friendly Ceaurictac

Molotov Asks For Immediate Troop Inventory  Renews Attack on U. S. and England

Molotov Renew: Attack on U. $,, Great Britain   Assails Maintenance Of Armed Forces in Friendly Countries

Molotov Renews Attack   Charges U.S. andBritish Troops Abroad Cause Anxiety; Agrees To Home Troop Count

Molofov Raps British-US Troop Policy  Says Immediate   Says Immediate Inventory Should Be Made

Molotoy Calls For Quick Troop Report   Russian Raps Britain, U. S. for Keeping Their Forces Abroad

Molotov Favor: Troop Inventory   Russian Renews Attack on United States And Great Britain for Maintaining Forces  In Friendly Nations; Wants “Air Cleared”

MOLOTOV ASKS TROOP COUNT   Inventory of U. S., British Occupation Forces Demanded by Soviet

TROP POLIC) OF sRiTAIN, U. §. RAPPEL   Molotov Again Attack: Maintenance of Force: in Friendly Nations anc Calls for an Immediate Inventory.

Congressmen Are Being Deluged With  ‘Love and Kisses’ Messages hy 'G. 1's Who Want Draft Law Extended

—__ REWARDED_THEM:FOR THEFT.   COLUMBUS -F OLICE ARREST FATHER, MOTHER AND BROTHER OF TWO  YOUNG THIEV!

Georgia Election 0 Talmadge Fought i in Court   Federal Action Aimed at Unit Vote System

FILE SUIT OM GEORGIA VOTE   Attempt to Black Talmadge Nomination

Suit Attacks Georgia Unit Vote System   Attempt Made to. Block Talmadge Noimination - as Governor:

Georgians Move To Block Nomination Of Talmadge   ‘Suit Filed In Federal Court At Be umnawick Attacks Constitutionality Of County Unit System Under Which Gene, Losing Popular Vote, Won Nomination

Plymouth Coop Reports Gain For Year 1945  Stockholders Hear Of Increases At Annual Meeting

Plymouth Coop Reports Gain For Year 1945  Stockholders) Hea  Of Increases At ar Ce iv et ee

 Gen. Wedemeyer Considered Himself an Authority on  Germany, Was Sent to China

Wedemeyer, Diplomatic General, Is Doing Fine Job in China Theater

Wedemeyer, Diplomatic General, Wel Liked by Gls and Respected by Chiang

NATIONALISTS LOSE STATION 1) COMMUNISTS   Soviet Planes Fly Over RedHeld Airports

Delay Expected In Mine Action   Fres:dent May Deal With Rail Situation Befcre Mak’noe Move

President To Defer Action In Coal Strike   Will Deal With Strike Threat On Railroads Before Further Coal Strike Moves   ARBITRATION PLAN OFFER REJECTED

CHURCHILL TO SPEAK TONIGHT IN-NEW YORK   Congress Hopes He Won’t Stir Up Another Hornet’s Nest

GUNURESO HOPES GHURGEILL WILL NUT OFIKU, 5, - SOVIET RELATIONS IN SPEECH TONIGHT

Churchill Will Speak Tonight   Congress Is Hopeful That He Wil! Not Make Another Blast At Soviet

Philippines Celebrate Newly Gained  Independence   Status Proclaimed By U.S. President; McNutt, MacAr thu Received by Roxas

independence Declared For Philippines   U.S. Proclaims Islands Formally Free Nation. Roxas Leads in_ Celebration _

Festive Spirit Grips Philippines : As Independence Is Celebrated   Additional stories on the Fhilippines on Pace 5.

LIBERTY GIVEN TO PHILIPPINES   Islands Celebrate as U. S Formally Proclaims Freedom

Freedom Cries Ring as Philippines Initiate Independence Festivities

varges State Suffering Fror Drought and Creating Rio * Grande Issue:

KROGMAN RITES THIS MORNING   Well Known Plymouth County Resident Died + Thuredav

NATIONWIDE MINE WALKOUT SEEN PROBABLE   Officials Pessimistic, Hope To Keep Strike as Short as Possible

FEDERAL LABOR COURTS URGED BY GOP SENATOR   Would Settle Utility Disputes Withont Strikes

COURT SYSTEM FOR DISPUTES, FERGUSON PLEA   Labor Tribunals Urged In Utilities Industries Strikes

Sc hwellenbach Says Case Bill Is ll - Advised   Eecles Would Pay Wage Hikes Out Of Profits; Social Security Asked

Control Measure Of Case Opposed   Schwellenbach Is Heard On Bill; Day’s Roundup

Labor Secretary Opposes Bill To Curb Strikes   Says Measure Is Til-Advised. And Hodge-Podee

Negotiations Continue in Washington; Possibility of Break Is Seen Today

Back-to-work Movement Will R Reve Coal Famine That Crapp ed Nation's Industrial Econom After UMW Walkout.   GOVERNMENT WANTS PACT BY WEDNESDA’

PURPORTED CONTENTS. OF COUNSEL'S REPORT ON GERMAN AND. AUS: ~ TRIAN ZONES RE_... LEASED” -

FORCE RELEASE OF REPORT ON ON GERMANY   Version Already Pub lished Objected to by Sen. Kilgore

Declaration of Soviet Policy Seen Choice Of  Germany Over France

Navy Speeds, Army Retards Discharges   . Occupation Forces _ Already Overeut, Says Patterson

Army Slaps The Brakes On Further Demobilization To Maintain Forces

Slower Discharge  Rate Is Planned   Army Will Spread Vets Return Over Six Months

NAVY LISTS NEW CUT IN POINTS   Two More Reductions In - Discharge Requirements . Effective Feb. 15 And a a

Army Slows Up Demobilization   Replacements Too Few To Hold Quota

Replacements Lag, Army Slows Return Of Veterans From Overseas To Homeland

Navy Cuts Discharge . Point Needs   Effective Feb, 15 And March 2?

Navy To Slash Point Scores  Reductions Schedulec Feb. 15. March 2

Army Cuts Down On Demobilization, Need Troops Abroad   Patterson Expresses Surprise At Point System Workings

Replacements Insufficient  Army Slaps Brakes On Demobilization; Gls To Be Longer Getting Home

Navy Slashes Poimt Score For Release   To Be Effective  Feb. 15th. Mar. 2nd

‘ARMY SLOWING DOWN ITS RATE OF DISCHARGES   Says Strength Of Occupation Force  Ebbing Too Fast

Navy Reduces Discharge Scores Again   Army Putting Brakes On Return of Men From Overseas

ANNOLi<2,,S POINT CUT; ARMY.“ SLOWS DISCHARGES   Two. Discharge Point. Reduc: tions In Effect For. Sailors In February And March — Army Says Men Needed AL woo

NAVY ANNOUNCES POINT SLASHES   NEW SCORES EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 15, MARCH 2.’

Navy Discharge Score Lowered   Points to Go Down Feb. 15, March 2

Army Slows Up Rate Of Troop  Demobilization  az. os rr. hin ie - _ ae   Move Designed To Keep Occupation Forces At Necessary Strength.

Army Slows Demobilization   Holds Replacements Insufficient to Keep Enough Troops Abroad

ARMY SLOWING DOWN RELEASE OF MEN IN OVERSEAS THEATERS  _ PRESENT RATE WOULD "NOT LEAVE ENOUGH - ABROAD IS REASON

Effective. February 15° And March 2   ‘Most Enlisted. Men’s Points To 33 Next Month, 32 in March

Navy Announces Two Discharge Point Reductions       Officers’ : id - Enlistes  Men, ‘Also Women _ in’Service Will Renefit

NAVY AGAIN LOWERS POINTS FOR RELEASE   Reductions Will Be Effective Feb. 15 And March 2

Army Slaps Brakes Demobilization to Curb Needed Forces   Plan to Spread Yanks’ Return Over 6 Months

Army Discharges Slowed; Navy Cuts Score in February   Present Demobilization is Too Fast; Cuts Forces of Occupation 4

Army Puts Brakes On Its  Demobilization Program   Return Of 1,553,000 Overseas  Troops Who Are Or Will Be Eligible For Release To Be Spread Over Six  Months

Replacements Insufficient To Meet Demands.   Return of Overseas Troops To Be Spread Over 6-Month Period

ARMY SLOWS ITS DISCHARGE RATE   OVERSEAS REPLACEMENTS FAIL TO MEET NEEDS

NAVY ANNOUNCES NEW DISCHARGE POINT REDUCTIONS   Scores for Officers, Enlisted .Men and WAVES Will Be Cut:

Two Point Reductions For Navy Personnel   Take Effect February VS and March 2; Cut Scores for Seahanse

Call Halt On Speedy Releases   Army Will Slow Down Demobilization to  ‘Meet Overseas Needs; Navy Points Are Cut

Demobilization Slowed by Army; Rate Is Too Fast   Declare Replacements p Will Be Insufficient  To Meet Needs;  Affects Overseas GI.

POINT SCORES AGAIN PARED BY THE NAVY   Most Commissioned and Warrant Officers to Be Free on 41 Points by February 2 and on 39 Points by March 2.

Army Slows Demobilization  Holds Replacements  5 SEO: DN. ene een Seen

Selective Service Is Providing Fewer Men  Than Officials “hought

DEMOBILIZATION 1S SLOWED DOWN TODAY BY ARMY   Claim Not Eneugh Replacements For Ovearenag   Will Be Spread Over Next Six Months Period

Army Slows Demobilization To Keep Occupation Forces Strong; Replacements Needed   To Spread Return Of Men Overseas Eligible For Discharge Over Six Months Perjod

Brakes Put On To Keep Strong Forces Abroad  Occupation Troops Needed; Return Of Thousands Spread

SLAP BRAKES ON ——— DEMOBILIZATION   Army Claims Replacements Would Be Insufficient For a Force.

ARMY OFFICIALS CHECK RATE OF DEMOBILIZATION   Vets Overseas Must Wait Now fer Sufficient Number of Replacements

Demobilizing of Soldiers Halted  Replacements Fall Below Estimates

News Day And Nig}   Government, Managemer And Union Leaders Re— ported Almost Together   Minor Items Must Be Worked On   Settlement Of Dispute Wi Avert Nation-wide Walk out Tomorrow ;

Maritime Strike Settlement Bogs Down Over Wage   Bridges Balks Move To Bring Peace on Eve of Walkout

Last Minute Wage Demand Made. Claim   Conferees on Verge of Pact to End Walkout At Midnight

DECISIONS MADE ON REPARATIONS   Greece And Yugoslavia Granted $100,000,000 Each From Italy

Yugoslavia, Greece Get Major Share   Russia Reserves Right to Fight Decision

Italy Must Pay Three Nations 125 Millions   Russia Loses in Fight to Help Albania Get Funds

ALGANIA LEFI OLLI  . Parley Adds $225 Million To Italy Reparations Bill

Delegates From Russia Tncenesed Over Failure To Get Money-I’or-Pup-pet State of Albania

Pact Violation ls Charged By Soviet Russia   Delegate Enraged by Plar to Supervise Reparations

ITALY MUST PAY 225 MILLIONS FOR WAR DAMAGE   Peace Conference Votes Reparations for Greece, Yugoslavia and Ethiopia

Yugoslavia, Greece Get 100 Million   Ethiopians Receive $25,000,000, But  Albaniians Lose Out

Greece Voted $100,000,000 From Italy   Same for Yugoslavia; Reparations Claim By Albania Rejected

Vote 3 Nations Share  Of Italian Payments;  - Albanian Claim Denied

WAR REPARATIONS "VOTED 3 NATIONS   AMOUNTS ITALY WILL PAY GREECE, YUGOSLAVIA AND ETHIOPIA FIXED.

Reparations Votes For Slavs. Greeks   Albania Gets Nothing, Despite Soviet Fight

Najions Given $100,000,000 Each ~ Reparations Grantec Yuaoslavia, Greece

‘CHINA IS MELTING POT FOR WITCH'S BREW  ‘Are Sino Reds Linked with Moscow?

THE WORLD TODAY Joining China's Factions in BReipaaed teiewax Pack

Struggle Between “Isms” in. China Edges Grimly Closer to Civil War

Jap POW Heac Sentenced _ To Be Hanged   Responsible For Death Of Four

Farm Bureau Leader Allan Kline Says Price Control Is No Longer Effective

PRICE CONTROL FUTILE: IOWA BUREAU CHIEF   Farm Spokesman Reverses Stand

lowa F. B. Head Sees Price Control As Ineffective Now   Administration Too Great; Farmers Fear Runaway Prices

The Alternative  on GEORGE S.BENSON tident of Harding Co Searcy. Arkansas

LOOKING AHEAD  By George S. Benson President, Harding College  Ganroev Arieanena   THE ALTERNATIVE

Eventual Withdrawal of  Nomination Hinted When He Gets Chance To Deny Charges of Wronqg-Doing

Soviet Troops Abandoning Former Bases Held In Iran   Byrnes Flies To Washington To Confer With Truman On Latest Turn Of Events In UNO Session In New York; Gromyko Spends Quiet Day At Consulate  seeteeerneneriaeescetainsieiainemmne

lranian Envoy ls Happy Over Action of UNO   Hussain Ala Also ‘Studying Reports of Red Troop Movenment

RED TROOPS ARE MOVING IN IRAN   Tehran Reports Shift Toward Caspion—-tranian Official Declines Comment

lranian Envoy Studies Moves Of Red Troops   Expresses Belief  UNO Security Council Will Give Both Parties Chance to Be Heard

iranian Knvoy Silent   As He Studies Reports Of Large Movements Of Soviet Troops

ALA STUDIES REPORTS ON SOVIET MOVES   Declines to Comment On Significance Of Reported Withdrawal

UNO Delegate Studies Red — Troop Moves.   Iranian Member Has Reports From ‘His Country

RUSSIAN TROOPS ABANDONING OLD BASES IN IRAN   Premier Satisfied With Progress—Country’s U. N. O. Delegate Stadies Reports of Movement.   REDS HEADED TOWARD CASPIAN S&EAPORT   Byrnes Flies to Capital to Re port to Truman as Security Council Awaits Reports on Dispute.

STATE’S URBAN AREAS MAY FORFEIT FUNDS   Lane Sars $1.790,00¢ Annually For Three Xears Can Be Secured By Promnt Action

Lane Asserts State's Urban Areas Stand To Lose Federal Road Funds

WILL RESTORE ORDER   Sub-Machine Guns Are Isaued to Filipino Military Police

YANKS INTERNED BY YUGOSLAVIA   American C-47 Is Forced Down, Occupants Held Incommunicado

Coke Says Negro School Should Be State University   Houston Man Spurned At U. Of T.

Girl Scouts Close Three Weeks Camy  _ Several Groups At - Municipal Park

No Mass Convictions Sought  Japanese Criminal Trials To  Be Started Early In Mar ‘ch

JAP TRIAL THEME   Groun Reaponsibility Put Secondary as Time Annenachee

JAP TRIALS 10 BE INDIVIDUAL PROOF CASES   MacArthur Sets Up Nip Trial Procedure For War Criminals

UNION CALLS OFF TUGBOAT STRIKE IN NEW YORK HARBOR   Workers to Go Back to Jobs Today —Ten-Day-Old Walkout Will Be Arbitrated.   ACCORD ANNOUNCED BY MAYOR O'DWYER   Settlement Comes as City Is Recovering From Effects of Drastic Shutdown Order.

TUGBOAT MEN RESUME WORK IN NEW YORK   PARALYZING HARBOR STRIKE ENDS IN WAGE TRUCE

Chinese Launch Hopei Offensive   Pressure Being Kept On Retreating Reds

Chiang Forces Launch New Offensive   Peace Committee Is Stalled in Its Efforts

Rescuers Count 32 Bodies, Continue To Dig for Others   Officials Think Only Four Other Bodies Are in Ruins of Tenement

TOLL OF DEAD IN TENEMENT GRASH ESTIMATED AT 38   Rescue Workers Remove 37 Bodies from Rubble of Naw Yark Building

ARMY READY 10 DEFEND COST. 70 NATION   War Department to Justify Price Tag on Security

IMPROVE VoUR CAME   ATBIB’S HLCPREN ChRvicore      RATTERING RATA

Dutch Stand With Britain  On Java Issue   UNO Council Requested To Reject Soviet Ukraine Plea For Probe

Assembly Delegates Vote To Keep Spain Out Of UNO   Great Britain, Netherlands Demand Council To Reject East Indies Investigation

Rejection of Red Charge Is Demanded   Netherlands Joins Britain in Seeking Action

OPPOSE E. INDIES PROBE BY UNO.   BRITAIN AXD NETHERLANDS ASK COUNCIL TO REJECT UKRANIAN REQUEST.

British And Dutch Ask UNO To Drop Javanese Probe   Council Approves US Colonial Plan; Keeps Spain Out

Britain, Dutch  Dety Ry issians  Pweiwwidsl iv   Joint Demand Served On UNO Council to! _Turn Down Ukraine Request For Probe On Indonesia; Charter Violation Charged 

Back of the Headlines  Britain In Greater Stress ‘Over India Than In War

Britain Under Worse Stress  Than In War   Keemle Asserts Rioting In Bombay Might Even Spread To Indian Army

M/SGT. MYRTLE EBERIUS .* BEING HONORABLY DIS- > CHARGED FROM THE SERVICE

New OPA Bill Better, Agency Head Declares   Truman Makes No Comment On Joint Group Compromise

Compromise Is Conipleted On OPA; Showdown Today    Porter Tells President Bill is Better in Many Respects Than the One He Vetoed—Truman Keeps Silence

OPA’s Porter Says New Bill Is Better   Tells President It Is Improvement Over Vetoed Setup

NEW OPA BIL BETTER THA! OLD -PORTE!   Price Administrator  Report To Truman Or Price Compromise 

Senate, House Plan To Vote Today on OPA  Compromise   Agency Chieftain Tells President Measure Is Better ThanOneHeVetoed

SENATE AND HOUSE WILL VOTE TODAY AN NEW OPA BILL   Floor Batttes Probable With Passage Predicted — Jruman’s Attitude Uncertain.   PAUL PORTER TALKS WITH PRESIDENT   Price Chief Telis Executive Measure Is Better In Many Respects Than One He Vetoed.

Porter Tells Truman Measure Is Improvement Over One Vetoed: Batfle Looms on Compromise   President Mum on Action After Hearing Leaders at White House; Commerce Dept. Reports Rapid Increase of Prices

No Ceilings On Foods For 30 Days   Compromise Law Seen More Fair Than Vetoed Try

PORTER SAYS NEW OPA BILL   : President T: faman Is  - Improved Materially

LEADERS FAIL TO GET ANSWER   Price Administrator Paul Porter ‘Tells President Truman that New  OPA Bill Is Better Than One He * Vetoed In June.

QUICK ACTION  EXPECTED ON NEW MEASURE   Truman Holds Silence On Intent to Sign Or Veto Bill

NEW OPA BILL NOT 100 BAD, TRUMAN TOLD   PORTER SAYS IT IS BETTER THAN ONE VETOED IN JUNE

Skirmishes Reported in North China   Communists and Nationalists Blame Other for SmallScale Fighting Week After Truce Deadlire

SKIRMISHES REPORTED IN CHINA PROVINCES   Both Sides are Held Responsible One Weck After Deadline In Truce

AUTO WORKERS THREATEN NEW WAGE DEMANDS   Chrysler Unionists Promise To Act Unless Congress Restores OPA Rules

AUTO WORKERS GALL FOR STIFF PRIGE LINE   Chrysler Employes Want Reinstated OPA

Proclaims Warning lf Russian Troops March Upon Tehran   President Truman Not Worried, Will Work Out of Issue

Truman ‘Not Alarmed’ At Situation   lran-Soviet Controversy Purzlina

Minister Asserts  Tehran  Is Line   Red-Iran Question To Be Submitted To UNO Again.    BY.ASSOCIATED PRESS

Warns Soviet Units At Base Near Tehran   Shifting Pattern on Russia’s Action Develops Around the World

MINERS GLOAT OVER TERMS OF CONTRACT   Fact Embedies “Greatest Economic And Setlal Gales”, Journal ‘ Article Declares

Miners’ Journal Hails New Soff Coal Agreement   Contract Gives Promise of “New Social Order” in Coal Fields

Plan. New Coal Strike Effort   Schwellenbach to Confe: With Lewis And Cperators

Both Union, Uperator Heads Will Be Contacted.  STATEMENT MADE BY LEWIS, OTHERS  Tragedy In Virginia Is Used To Illustrate Points.

Try Settlement Miners’ Strike   Schwellenbach Plan New Efforts To Bring Lav-Off Try End.

Schwellenbach To See Mine  Owners, Lewis   New Attempt to Be Made to End Strike; Rail Offer Discussed

Schwellenbach Set To Try Again In Coal Dispute   Strike in 20th Day, — 60,000 Workers Idle In Related Industries

Try Anew to Reopen Mines   Schwellenbach Calls Conference Monday With Lexis, Mine Operators; Little Progress To Date

Outlook Is Dark In Coal  Dispute   Schwellenbach Set For New Parleys Next Week

Separate Strike Talks Are Called By Schwellenbach  Lack of Coal Idles 60,000 in Related Steal Anta Inductriec

Schwellenbach to Confer With  Lewis, Owners   Threat of Rail Walkout Hinges on Acceptance or Rejection of Wage Boosts

Big Four Fail Again to Break Their Deadlock   Russia Stifl Preventing Sending of Invitations to Peace Conference

Soviets Bar Peace Parley Invitations   Russians Refuse To Yield Until Rules Of Meeting Are Established

MOLOTOV BLOCKS BIG FOUR ACTION ON PEACE MEET   Sending Out of Invitations Held Up By Filibuster

Red Delegate Holding Out In Filibuster   Byrnes Fails In Effort  To Force Russian Hand

Molotov Filibusters Conterence   Russian Leader Blocks Invitations For Peace Meeting

BIG FOUR FAIL TO BREAK RED “FILIBUSTER”   Molotov Refu ses to Let Parley Invitations Go Out

Conference. Filibustered By Molotov   Russian Wants Rules Set Before Peace Meeting

Big Four Ministers Fail To Break Filibuster on Peace Parley by Molotov

Ble FOUR ENVOYS STILL DEADLOCKED ON PEACE PARLEY   Paris Meeting Fails to Solve Dispute Over Pro . ‘enelsees

BIG FOUR HELD UP BY RUSSIAN ON PEACE PLAN   Molotov Refuses To Allow Invitations Until Rules Shaped

Molotov Continues His One - Man ‘Filibuster’  On Peace Conference

MOLOTOV HOLDS UP CONFERENCE   BLOCKS BIG FOUR PLANS FOR PEACE MEET

TO AGREE ON PEACE MEET   Mecletov Continues To Bleck Action On Conference

Vote on Possible Break With Snai   Majority Backs Compromise Plan General Assembly to Move   BRITAIN OPPOSES ILLEGAL MEDDLING   Russia Against Referring to Assembly; Asks Council * Initiative

COLD AIR ON THE WAY   Flora Predicts Frost and Freezing in the Northwest

Sen. McFarland Raps British Curbs On U.S.   Arizonian Says World Aviation, Telegraph Lines Restricted

SENATE REJECTS DEMAND THAT BRITISH GIVE ll ¢ WARTIME RACEC INI QRNED TH CLT IOAN

British Block U. 5. Enterprise Senator Says   Demand Bases in Return for Loan, McFarland Asks   BULLETIN

First Report on  ~Cafipaign to Be: Given Tomorrow Volunteers in Hospital  “Capitol iheater

EISENHOWER TO TRIESTE   With Wife and Son He Inspects -  Jnatallations There

EISENHOWER TO TRIESTE    With Wife and Son He Inspects Installations Thers  :

WCTU Protests Shirley ‘Temple Taking Drink In Forthcoming Picture

Port Clashes Seen as CIO Talk Fizzles   AFL Sailors Return To Work, Ignoring Rival Union Pickets

New Meeting Scheduled for Late Today — AFL Seamen ‘in Sonte Ports Returning to Work Despite Picket Lines Thrown Up by O10,

NEW MEETING IS CALLED; STUDY WAGE DEMANDS   Police Watch Ports As Negotiations For New Terms Continue

HOPES FOR EARLY PEACE IN MARINE WALKOUT VANISH   Vislence Feared os Returning A.F.L. Men Ignore Bieleat tines

Shipping Is Still Crippled As CIO Pushes Wage Bid   Some A.F.L. Seamen Returning to Work  Despite Picket Lines; Operators and NOW TT Bed Necatatinn Without Accord

AFL MEN CROSS PICKET LINES   NO SETTLEMENT YET OF ClO SHIP STRIKE

PROSPECTS OF ENDING SEAMEN STRIKE FADES      Negotiations For Settling Wage Differences Break Up Early Today

Threat. Of Violence — Hangs Over Ports As” 7 ‘New Parley Is Called

Operators Study NMU Pay Demands   Threat of Violence Hangs Over Strikebound Ports

PROSPECTS OF ENDING SHIP STRIKE VANISH   Negotiations Between Operators and CIO Maritime Union Collapse.

TALKS FAIL 16 END Ci0 SHIPPING STRIKE; AFL SEAMEN IGNORE PICKETS

National Strike Continues; AFL Disregards Lines   New Meeting Slated This Afternoon in Move To End Dispute

Tension Mounfs As AFL Workers Cross CIO Lines   Concentrate N. Y. Cops At Waterfront

lence In pect As p Tieup  ntinued   That American  en Will Return  ork Soon Fades eeting Breaks Up

TRAN FILES PROTEST WITH GT. BRITAIN   Asks Her To Withdraw Troops From the IraqIran Frontier

Patrolman In Denver Kills Nebraskan   Argument Over Double Parked Car Results In Death Of Kearney Man

PAY INCREASE VOTED POSTAL EMPLOYES   House Approves Increase of $400 Yearly—Measare Now Goes to the Senate.

Controls on Meat Prices ‘Are Dead   Ceiling Permanently Removed, Anderson Says

Anderson Says U. $ Has ‘No Intention’  To Restore Ceiling  Calls for ‘Orderly’ Animal Marketing For Highest Profit

Livestock Men Urged to Market Animals Orderly   Agriculture Secretary Ignores Statements Made by Republicans

Government Will Not Return Controls on Meat  Anderson Voices Policy to Be ‘Followed

LIVESTOCK CONTOLS 10 REMAIN OFF   Price Ceilings Are Off for Good, Says Clinton Anderson

Industry Told Decontrol  Of Meat Final   Anderson Counsels Growers to Seek Orderly Marketing

Anderson Says Meat Controls Will Stay Off   Indirect Answer to GOP Speakers Made By Agriculture Head

SEE RECORD CORN ‘AND WHEAT CROPS   FORECASTS, IF BORNE OUT, MAY EASE RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF GRAIN,

Record-Breaking Corn, Wheat Crops Indicated   Yield May Go Long Way Toward Meeting Big Demand

FORECAST BIG GRAIN CROPS   All-Time Record in Corr And Wheat Production Predicted by Dept.

VANDENBERG ~ OPTIMISTIC. ABOUT EUROPE   Says German Peace -Pact Farther Along Than Is Realized 

Job of Drafting German Pact Can Be Hastened  Russo-American Relations Must Continue

Austria Asks Southern Tyrol Allegiance —   Albania, Opposing Mexico, Proposes Hard Peace for Italy

Byrnes Says Molotov Tried To Impugn U, 8S. Motives; Russian In Sharp Reply

King’s Claim to Power Ignored by Italian Cabinet  Umberto Stays, Pending Court Rule; His Backers Clash With Republicans

KING UMBERTO MAKING READY TO QUIT ROME   COMPROMISE SOLVES CRISIS; COURTS RULING AWAITED

NAME ITALIAN PREMIER FOR HEAD OF STATE   Ministers Act to End Tension; Umberto To Leave Rome

ITALIAN PREMIER IS GIVEN POWERS OF CHIEF OF STATE   Council Confers Authority as Umberto Reaffirms Intention to Remain Head of Government:   POLICE BREAK UP ROME DEMONSTRATION   Naples Quiet After Violent Monarchist Rioting — Death Toll in City Rises to 11.

WWMBERTO STILL IN ROME Italian Premier Named Acting Chief of State

Council Orders DeGaspari To Take Over Reins   Act After Umberto Statement; Clashes In Rome

De Gasperi to Be ‘Interim’ Ruler of! anc   Halive: Council of Ministers Authorizes Premier to Take New Otfica

Complain About U.S. Troopship   Reaches Australia With “Floating Flophouse”’ Sign Over Side

Steelman Talks With Both Sides   Proposition Better Than Any Others, Says B. R. T. Head; Walkout Scheduled Thursday

Action Taken On OPA Bill; Signs Housing   President Signs Bill For Two Million New Homes: Labor Dispute Bill Up

TRUMAN. PROPOSAL EXPECTED   Rail Strike Truce Ends Tomorrow; No Settlemerit Reached

Truman Expected  To Make Pay Offer To Brotherhoods   State Runs Glorified General Store

Sirike truce Ends 4p. m. Tomorrow   Trainmen, Engineers Make Operators "Final Offer’

President Off For Vacation   Planning to Review Maneuvers by Navy

TRUMAN PUTS TL SEA TO WITNESS FLEET AT WORK   President Will Spend Two Days Watching Manenvere -

PRESIDENT ABOARD HUGE CARRIER   To Be Shown Part Naval Planes  Played in Pacific

Truman Boards Mighty Flattop For Maneuvers   President Will See How Carrier Planes Whipped Jap Fleets

PRESIDENT T REVIEW PLANES FROM CARRIER      Party Piped Aboard Mighty Carrier From Yacht Hampton Roads

TRUMAN AT SEA TO SEE ‘GAMES’   President Watches Ships, Planes In Maneuvers Used In Fighting

Nations Forests To Be Sufficient   Lumber Man Reveals New Tree Crops Produced In Shorter Time Now

JAPS GET FIRST U.S, FOODSTUFF   Wheat And Rice To Be Held In Reserve For Expected Shortages

U. S. Ships Japan Foodstuffs to Curtail Disorders  Mote Similar Cargoes Will Be Sent In Coming Months

GOVERNOR LANEY WINS IN ARKANSAS   EXECUTIVE SWAMPS HIS TWO CHALLENGERS IN BID FOR SECOND TERM.

Marshall Confers With Red Leader   Await Reply To Counter-Proposal

Conference Held by U. S. Presidential Envoy Could Lead to End of China’s Internal Troubles: Generalissimo Promises to Promote Realization of Constitutional Democracy

Marshall’s Parley With Communist  May Help In China   Conference Conceivably Could Lead to Settlement of Nation’s Troubles: Reply From Reds Awaited

PEACE HOPES SEEN IN MARSHALL TALK WITH RED GENERAL   Conference With Gen. Chou En-lai Taken as Sign Communists Favor Envoy as Mediator.   CHIANG AWAITS REPLY TO COUNTER-PROPOSAL   Generalissimo to Preside at Session of Potitical Consultative Council on January 10,

Marshall and Communist  Chief Confer   Conversion Causes New Hope for End of Chinese Civil War

MARSHALL IN CONFERENCE   Communists Accep! U. S. Envoy As Mediator

U. S. Envoy Spurs China  Peace Moves   Marshall Holds Important Talk With Red Leader

Marshall, Red  Leader Confer   Nation Awaits Communists Reply to Chiang Offer

THAT. FAMOUS HOME COOKING.  Sixty Spanish Students Will Have Lunch With FirstLady

In Madison Speech Mutual Suspicion Threatening Entire World, Wallace States

Wallace Urges U.§.-Red Pact   Says Frankness Will End Mutual Suspicion

Prison Planned For Nazi War Criminals   Any Executions After Nuernberg Trials To Be Carried Out In Secret

ST. LOUIS TRUCK DRIVERS TO VOTE ON SETTLING STRIKE AGAIN TOMORROW

FIND PLANE AND 25 DEAD   Brazil Is Scene Of Crash; Indicate Lichtning Was Cause

News Behind The News  Copyrighr MeClu re Newspaper   WASHINGTON Bv Ray Tucker

STORMY TIME AHEAD FOR UN   May Censure Red Boycott of Iran Talks or Send Fact Mission

OPA WEATHERS FIRST VOTE IN HOUSE BATTLE   Congressional Banking Group Leaves Power in Agency; Bigger Bout Looms

OPA Receives Fewer Wounds Than Expected  Committee Deals Kindly; Battle

OPA Emerges Witk Fewer Scars Than Backers Expected   Committee Chops at Powers but Agency Believed Still in a  Woarkahle Canscditian

OPA Passes One Test and Others Loom   Administration Still Faces Battle Royal in House to Retain Some Powers

OPA THROUGH COMMITTEE WITH FEWER WOUNDS   Banking Group Cuts Less Than Backers ‘Expected

ACKERS GAIN HOPE FOR TURE OF OPA   sce Agency Survives Figh aiih Minor Wounds, But Big Push Coming.

Lifting Of Price Controls Proposed By House Group   OPA Escapes Heavy Shearing In First Draf  Of Legislation In Congress Committee

HOUSE SLASHES OPA’S POWERS   Backers Sure Agency Will Continue In Workable Condition

Price Control Backers See Success Ahead   Gradual Lifting Of Restrictions Given Approval

NO MATERIAL CHANGE SEEN IN THE OPA   Battlers for Keeping Price Controls Alive Shed Gloom as Bill Comes Through Committee With Few Wounds.

OPA Receives Fewer Wounds Than Expected   Committee Deals Kindly; Battle Seen On Floor

OPA ‘SURVIVES AFTER FIRST OF TESTS IN HOUSE   Agency Regarded As Still Ir ‘Workable Condition’ Despite Power Cut

OPA Wins First Battle   ‘Comes Through First Committee Voting in “Workable Shape”

Price Fight Is Brighter   OPA Escapes Feared Wounds In Committee

Backers Of OPA Given New Hopes  ‘ Low Cost Clothins Plan Eliminated

TO SURVIVE IN WORKING CONDITION   Opposition Seen In Battle Royal On House Floor

OPA Backers Happy Atter Initial Test  But Battle Royal «Still in Prospect n House Floor  nH Fi

OPA SURVIVES 1ST ROUND WITh BANKING GROUP   Zackers Believe Agency Wil Continue in Workable Condition

: 40,000 GI WIVES ALREADY HERE  Flow Of War Brides Yo Wl. 5.  Eyfended Through December

(BRECON COREE Wel WEarried , ST A SS SS,  Brideshins To Continue Through December

40,000 GI WIVES ALREADY HERE  Flow Of War Brides To U.S. Extended Through December

Manslaughter Charge Faces Deer Hunter   Eight State Hunters Lose Lives; Many Wounded Accidentally

MANY VETS ARE DELAYING ———FILING- FOR LEAVE BONDS   ARMY AND NAVY URGING — ELIGIBLE VETER AN 8-TO— SEND IN THEIR APPLICATIONS

FROST MISSES KANSAS   Most of State Reports Light Rains; Wheat Needs Moisture

Remove Union,  Red Cross Tie   Disputed Fund-Raising Setup Ends April 30

Allies Hope For Move by Spain’s Army   ‘Chances for Overthrow of Franco’s Government by Any but Military Group Held Extremely Slim

Spanish Army Only Hope For Ousting Franco  3 Allies Call On Spaniards To Remov

U.S. Hopes Army Will Oust Franco   Three Power Plea To Spanish People ‘Calls for a Bloodless Revolt

Officials Pin Hopes for the Overthrow of Madrid Dictator On Possibility of Army Revolt

U. S. Believes Spanish Army To Oust Franco   Overthrowal Of Dictator By Military Cour Is Hoped For In Washington

Pin Hopes For Ousting Franco On Spanish Army   U.S. Joins 3-Power Plea For Bloodless Revolt by Sponiards

Spanish Army May Force Franco Out   Chance That Any Other Group Would Be Able To Oust Madrid Dictator Is Thin

Revolt Is Urged As Neans To Oust The Generalissimo   Army Leaders Expected To Launch Bloodless Revolution

SPANISH LEADER MAY YIELD 10 INTERIM REGIME   American Officials Pin Hopes For Overthrow Of Fascist Government On One Possibility; Bloodless Revolution Suggested By Allies.

Plea Is Made to People   Three-Power Plea Is Made on Franco Ties  With Adolf Hitler and Mussolini   Nazi War Plans   Object of German Plans to Capture Gibraltar, Strangle Britain

Overthrow Of Franco Is Urged   U.S. Hopes For Bloodless Revolt By Army Elements

BIG ISSUES TO GIVE WAY TO PROTEST VOTE   Gencral Public Sezms To Be Demanding National Chenges

GOP Seers Bank On Protest Vote   Democrats Counter by Forecast OL Certain Repnblican Losses

Try to Hide Fireworks  Two Boys Unearth ‘Gold Mine,’ Loot From Texas Bank Robbery

Two Small Boys Attempting to Hide Forbidden Fireworks Discover ‘Gold Mine’: Loot From Bank Found

Situation Is Studied  By Truman   Stabilization of Cotton Market Being Planned

Truman Will Make Cotton Price Study  No Immediate  Aetion Is Seen

Cotton Crisis’ Action Studied   Truman, - Steelman Consider, Government ,Move; Cotton Price Up.

Truman Takes Big Cotton Price Rew Under Advisement!   President and Steelman Study Matter; Prices Rebounding Sharply

PRICES ON COTTON REBCUND SHARPLY AS MARKET OPENS   President Takes Situation “Under Advisement” . With Stealmon

COTTON PRICE MOVE STUDIED BY PRESIDENT   No Immediate Action Expected as Operations Resumed by Exchanges

Truman Won't Ad Quickly   Takes Cotton Situation Under Advisement, No Im ... mediate. Government Action Expected

Cotton Price Crash Studied By President   No Immdiate Federal Action Expected at The White House

TRUMAN TAKES PLEA ‘UNDER ADVISEMENT’  RW. Adaorvwvin YF Arrauremiuth

COTTON SITUATION   No Immediate Action Is Expected From the  Government   MAY DROP CONTROLS

TRUMAN MAKES STUDY OF FALL COTTON PRICE   No Action Is Expected For Some Days

Situation Before Both President and Reconversion Director Steelman   Opening Prices Rebound Sharply   Sparkman Looks For Some Action By Government Before Nightfall

Cotton Situation Is Studied by Truman   No Immediate Federal Action Is Anticipated By Secretary; Market Gains Are Noted Today

President Ponders Cotton Dilemma; Exchanges Reopen  - Decision Is Deferred; Steelman Joins Truman on Problem

Cotton Prices Rebound As Marts Reopen   Truman and Steelman to Confer on Recent  Slump

Cotton Price Under Study By Truman   President and Others Consider Situation; No Quick Action Seen

NO GOVERNMENT ACTION DUE TO COME AT ONCE   ~xchanges Reopen; President Has Matter Of Stabilizing Market Prices ‘‘Un der Advisement.”

IMMEDIATE ACTION ON COTTON MARTS NOT ANTICIPATED   Truman Takes Manes Under Advisement But Will Not : Act Quickly

No Immediate Federal Action On Cotfon Price   President Takes It Under: Advisement, Ross Says.

Truman, Steelman  Studying Cotton Situation Today  No Government Action ee ae ee a eee see ey ee   No Government Action Indicated Immediately

Truman Mulls Over Cotton Instability —   Immediate Action Not Anticipated— Market Rebounds

Problem Under Close Study By Mr. Truman   Limitation Order May Be Wiped Out, Sparkman Says

Truman Studies Cotton Situation  Prices Rebourid From Lows of Yesterday

Expect No Immediate U.S.-Action on Cotton   Situation New Under Scrutiny by President,  Beeanvwarctan lfWienstae

GOVERNMENT I$ TAKING OVER IN NEGOTIATIONS   ‘Ship Operators Being Shunted Aside In Ef.  fert To Avoid Strike   WALKOUT SCHEDULED ‘MIDNIGHT TOMORROW

Union, Government Leaders Talk For Hours In ‘Effort to Stop Strike: Ship Owners Are Elbowed Out   Report Labor Department Officials Propose Pay Scale of 17.5 With Overtime After 48 Hours; WSA Joins Department in last ditch effort

Government Fails to End Ship Dispute   Operators Elbowed Ou! Of Negotiations as  U. S. Tries to Avert Strike Set for Friday

Negotiations  Open Again This Morning   War Shipping Administration Leading Talks

STAGE IS SET TO AVERT CIO SHIP WALKOUT   OPERATORS SHOVED ASIDE BY OFFER OF GOVERNMENT

SETTLEMENT PLAN OFFERED BY U8. IN MARITIME ROW   Union Leaders and Ship Owners Refuse to Accept Proposal in Two-and-a-Half  Hour Conference.   PARLEY TO RESUME IN CAPITAL TODAY   1 ‘Seamen Reported Holding Out  for Greater Pay Increase Than Offered by Government,

Negotiations In Maritime Strike'to Be Resumed This Morning, Maybe In Murray's Room

Ship Operators Shunted Aside  By Government  WSA Proposal Placed Before Union Leaders   Deadline Near

Governmeni Takes Over Union Talks   Shipping Operators Elbowed Out As Strike Time Near<

PROPOSAL I MADE 10 END PAY DISPUTE   Conciliators Strive To Get Agreement With Union Leaders

Sailors Reject Government Offer   Owners Barred in Last Effort Against Strike

TRUMAN NOT T RECOMMEND TAX CUT IS REPORT   Believes Government Tax Reve nue Must Be Kept. At Current Levels

ARMED REBELS MAKE ATTACKS > NEAR FRONTIER   GREEX FOREIGN _MINISTER SAYS REBELLION MAY CAUSE CONFLICT WITH: OTHER COUNTRIES

Greeks Battle Guerilla Force In Macedonia   4 Big Scale Operation Called Undeclared War of Communists

CAPITAL PILOT IN. SPEED WIN   Sohio Trophy Falls to P-51 * Zipping 362:7 mph.

DALE FULTON WINS 210-MILE AIR RACE   CAPTURES $3,000 FIRST PLACE MONEY AND SOHIO TROPHY AT CLEVELAND.

EASTERN FLIER WINS AIR RAGE   Dale Fulton Comes from Be hind To Capture Sohio Trophy and $8,000

Dale Fulton  Wins. Sohio ¢ Air Tr ophy   Sets Speed 352.7 Miles An Hour At National Air Races; 38,000 First Place: Mouey

— OTHMAN —  Army Has Suit to Fit Lewis  Fur Over Peepers ds Safe Hut Gray  _ 2 7 et

Second Looie [Asserts Army Would Take ‘Care of John L.. Streamline Waistline

If Drafted as Buck Private to Mine Coal, John L. Lewis Heavy Mane Will Go, But Not Eyebrows

Othman Discusses John L.’s Future—. Lewis Could Be Buck Private   Eyebrows Would Be Safe, But Not Mane

PRICE CHIEFS PRESS FIGHT FOR SUPPORT   Stabilization Heads Urge Housewives To Protest

Former Sailor Admits Killing His-Father, 52   \Telis Police of Shooting   Parent After Long Perio   of Misireatment to Him  and His Sisters

ANDERSON SEES FOOD FAMINE ON NEXT YEAR 100   Americans Facing Hard Fact Restricted Diet May Last Over Year

SOUTHERN FLODD WATERS REGEDE   Property Damage Mounting. Many Persons Still Homeless

Flood Waters in Southern Stales ~ Continue Drop   Proparty Loss Mounts; Hundreds of Persons Still Homeless «

Duke, Perhap: Host, Robbed With Duchess   “Windsor Sees ‘Loca Job’-—Scoiland -Yard:Noncommittal

FIORELLA IS . READY WITH EXPLANATION   Excuses Yugoslavia For Using U. S. Army Mules in Own Army

STRIKES BY 1,500,009 THREATENED   Seek to Head Off Walkouts In 5 Industries

Stoppages Scheduled For Next Two Weeks Ma Tie Up Telephone, Steel, Telegraph, Electrical Appliance and Packing Busi.

BOOST IN RAYON AND MEN'S SUITS APPEARS LIKELY   General Electric and Westing house Say Advances in Some  Electrical Appliances Are in Prospect.   MANUFACTURERS KEEP EYE ON COST CHANGES   Hold - the - Line Sentiment Rules at Least Temporarily in Many Areas of Business.

OPA Price Levels Are Shattered by Nation’s Industry   Cross-Country Check by AP Finds Sudden and - Unexpected Increases

Prices Shooting Up As Result of Decontro! Action   Some Effort Is Made, However, to Hold Costs Down

Sone Prices Are Boosted; Steel Serap, Soap Included   Hold-Line Policy Rules Generaily In U.S. Business  Despite Decontrol

SHATTERED IN SOME FIELDS   Survey Shows Number Of Boosts Since Controls Ended

OLD OPA LIST SHATTERED IN SOME FIELDS   SOAP MAKERS CALL FOR INCREASE OF 50 PERCENT

Prices Continue to Go Upward  Soap Manufacturers Raise Their Wares

“Never Saw Arsenic in My Life” - y rate Is Murder Denial of Grandmother

British Quiet Caleutta Riot      At Least 22 Dead, More Than 200 Injured In Hindus, Moslem Riot.

LaGuardia Appeals To American Farmers For: Wheat For The Hunary::

Yale and Towne Strikers Accept ‘12! Cent Hour Boos   Bitter Postwar Labor Disvute Involving 2, an At Last Is Ended x

Britain And U, S. Divide On Palestine   By 43, M. ROBERYFS, IR.     AF Foreign Affairs Analyst

U. S. Economic Aid to Palestine May Be Key to Solution of Puzzle

United States and Britain Are Far Apart on Critical Problem in Palestine

Today’s Outlook   BRITAIN AND U. S. FAR APART ON PALESTINE PROBLEM

SHOWERS ON THE WAY   Flora Predicts Cool, Wet Weather For Easter Sunday

May Dampen The Bonnets   Flora Predicts Clouds And Cooler Weather. For Easter Parade

CAA ORDERS HUGE AIRLINERS GROUNDED   Investigation Into Crash 0 Constellation Set

Airlines Withdraw Constellations as  Result of Crash   Fatal Accident at Reading Is Being Studied; Substitute Craft Being Used

“Te Halt Flights   Follows ¢ Order “Fito CAA; ; “Constellation  Cracks: Up ’ While Ow Training. Trip

Giant Planes .— Grounded   All Constellations Ordered Off Airways Pending Inquiry Into Recent Fatal Crash

Constellation Flights Halted After Crash   auomeae Fe five   Weakening Hughes Whispers His  Halting Account Of Smash-up

Take Planes From Service   Constellations Are Withdrawn After Crash At Reading

Inquiry Pending In Plane Crash  Constellations’ Schedules Halted

C.A.A. GROUNDS SUPER PLANES FOR 30 DAYS   Action Follows Reading Crash Wl haiends KE Stine? Flere

Ninth District — Legion Meet At Sioux: City  Two Day Event.” Will Begin October 14 In The Martin --

Russia and U. S, Both Concede in General Committee of UN. Assembly

Russ Back Downin U. N. Veto Clash   -Conciliatory Attitude Prevails After © Sharp-Clash Over Vital Quesion; Debate Set for Tomorrow on Crucial Issue

“Miss America” Gets Contract   Marilyn Buferd, “Miss California” Failed to Win Any Preliminary Contest

Miss € lifornia Fails In ° liminaries But Takes Too Honor At Atlantic City

ITALIAN KING QUITS THRONE, HUMBERT It IN      New King Seeks To Aide  de Gasperi cabinet Over Crisis

Italian Cabinet Accepts Humbert As New Monarch   Victor Emmanuel Is On Way to Voluntary Exile in Eevpt

NEW ITALIAN KING GETS CABINET O.K.   Aceeptence Given Desnite Protests Of Lefi Factiens

HUMBERT To AGGEPTED fa LTALIAN KIN   “By Grace of God and Will of Nation” Dropped from Designation.

ITALIAN CABINET 'AVERTS CRISIS   ‘Humbert Il Is Accepted as  New King of-Nation

HUMBERT IT TS NEW KING OF ITALY —   But Part of King’s - Traditional Title Is Lopped Off —

Cabinet Accepts Italy's Kew King   Left Wing Opposition Appeased by Revising Traditional Phrase.

Italian Cabinet Accepts Humbert As the New King   Ministers Delete “By the Will of the Nation” From His Title

CABINET ACCEPTS PRINCE HUMBERT AS KING OF {TALY   ascends Throne After Victor Emmanuel Abdicates oS asl Cntic far Eavnot

Italy Crisis Sidestepped ByCompromise   “Grace of God and Will of Nation” Stricken From Emmanuel’s Wordage

SON OF EMMANUEL ACCEPTED AS KINC BY ITALIANS TODAY   Humbert II Expected to Be Sworn Into Office In Rome; Communists of City Make Protest.   FORMER RULER GOES INTO EXILE

Saptists Endorse Doctrine .€ of Equality  Of Men But Withdraw  Recommendation F or Practice      will Not Ask Churches ‘Do Away ©. With "Segregation of Races.

State Baptists Reverse Stand On Segregation   Convention Rescinds Action On Segregation After Protests

3 of Injured In Serious Condition After Train Piles Up Near: Blaney. S.C.

Woman, Child Killed, Many On Train Buri   Seven Cars of Silver Meteor Are Derailed

Jumps Rails  South Carolina  Seaboard Lin’   Mother And Infant Child Are Killed

Two Killed In  Train Derailment   Luxury Streamliner  Bounces Off Icy Track

SAL Train Derailed; Two Killed   Several Injured At Blaney S.-C.

\Mother, Baby Killed, ‘About 15 Injured In  ‘Derailment Of Train

Two Killed When Seaboard Meteor ‘Leaves Tracks   Engine and Four Cars Derailed On Cure v

MOTHER, BABE DIE IN WRECK   Florida Flyer Derailed in South Carolina

Train Leaves Rails Near Blaney, S.C.   Silver Meteor Crash Early Today Being Investigated

2 Die, 20 Hurt In Train Wreck   Streamliner Derailed In South Carolina Early This Morning

Seaboard Lins Jumps Rails L# South Carolina   Mother And Infant Child Are Killed

TAK CALENDER HAS BEEN ISSUED   46 Federal and _ State Taxes and Fees Listed.

Storm Collapses Three Tents at Show Causing Cattle to Mill Around

— OTHMAN—  Belgian Plan Licks  Inflation  They Just Cut. All Prices 10%;

Police Question Mrs. Melntyre   Mother Denies She Abandoned Baby

32 MISSING AS FIRE DESTROYS BIG- HOTEL   Big Fire Razes Well Known  Resort Hotel

FIREMEN, GOING THROUGH RUINS OF HOTEL TO LEARN 1E-GU! Ss WERE KILLED

Blaze Strikes Hot Springs’ Business Area   50-Year Old Structure Becomes Fiery Inferno Within Three Minutes

18 in Hospitals Following Blaze in Four-Story Structure; Three May Die

Hot Springs, Ark. Hote! Destroyed By Morning Fire   Search Debris For Missing Persons—-Believe Many Escaped Burning Building   EIGHTEEN INJURED ARE IN HOSPITALS

Anderson Warn: Cotton Farmers  Diversified Farming Will Be Salvation Of

Morgan Man Kills Brother With Corn Knife is Released  ew Smue Cl.   Coroner Says Slaying Near Versailles Was “Justifiable Homicide

DECAPITATES HIS. BROTHER WITH A CORN KNIFE   Everett Wilson, 47, Killed Ellery Wilson Near Versailles, Mo.   RELEASED BY POLICE   Termed “Justifiable Homicide” By the Morgan County Coroner.

Eller ‘y Wilson,  Ver sailles,  Decapitated Brother Kills Him  \ gaa ee a   Brother Kills Him With Corn Knife. No Charges Filed

Koo Opposes Troop Removal   U. §. Forces’ Are Needed to. Disarm Japs Still in China

CHINESE AMBASSADOR WANTS U.S, IN CHINA   Disagrees With Madame Sun Yat-Sen On Polley

1,700 Alloy Workers Strike   CIO Union Says Company  BRafnsse ta Neauntinta

OPA LEGAL ACTIONS NOT LIKELY PRESSED   License Suspensions Will Have Te Be Drepped Since Controls Ne Leagrer Exist

Many OPA Actions - May Not Be-Tried   Large Number of Treble Damage Suits Are Still Pending

QUESTION NEW SUSPECTS IN DEGNAN CASE   . Reformatory Inmate Names — Two, Police  Doubt His Story

Arrest Suspects sFor Questioning In Degnan Case   Former Inmate Of Reformatory Gives Police New Clues

Name Two Suspects In Kidnaping   Ex-Reformatory  Inmate Furnishes Police With New Evidence In Case

CHICAGO PRISONER NAMES TWO MEN N DEGNAN CRIME   Suspect, Arrested, Denies Abduction; Admits Mok. ing Phone Call<

MORE SUSPECTS IN DEGNAN CASE   TWO MEN ARE BEING QUESTIONED BY POLICE

YOUTH DECLARES ‘PALS’ KIDNAPED CHICAGO GIRL      Former Reformatory Inmate Tells Police He Was Left Out Of ‘Job’

TWO NAMED AS ABDUCTORS IN CHICAGO CRIME   Ex-Reformatory Inmate’s Story of Kidnaping Is Being Checked by Police.

Two Men Accused’ In Kidnaping of  Suzanne Degnan   Former Reformatory Inmate Names Them in Statement to Folice

Two Youths Held As Suspects in Kidnap-Murder   *Phone Calls Made To Degnan Home Following Abductio1

Pierson Farmer  Takes Own Life  Jens C. Justi Kills Self With Shotgun

HEIRENS SAID HE WANTED T0 LIVE AFTER HE GOT TO MENARD   Arrived Yesterday, Was Put Into Cell In Psychiatric Division Of Pen

Not a Capital Ship Sunk by Monday’s Atomic Wrath; Goats Calmly Eat Hay On Shattered Vessel.

A-Bomb Violence Is Being Studied By Experts; Five Ships Are Reported Sunk,

Listing Damage . To 73 Ships In Area of Target   Fires Are Still Raging In  Vessels: Full Facts Are: Delayed

BOMB’S WRATH IS FELT BY ENTIRE FLEET   “Unofficial Surveys From Near Scene of  Action Are Outlined

Navy Claimed Not Outmoded By Blast  A-Bomb Sinks Five Damaaes 31 Ships

Five Bikini Ships Sunk, Seven Wrecked, 25 Hurt.  Fires Still Rage on Eight Boats; Goats Chewine Hav Near Tarcset

Biggest Ships Survive . Fury of Atomic Bombina   STILL WILL BE NAVIES IN THE WORLD, SAYS FORRESTAL AFTER. BOMB TEST

A-Bomb Apparently Damaged All 'B Target Ships ; 9 Sunk, 6 Wrecked

ESSELS. SUNK ATOMIC BOMB BIKINI TEST       ed Out of 73 in Area—No Capital Ships Go Down.   7 IN TARGET SEET SURVIVE BLAST   . Havoc Wrought by of Weapon—Close bection Delayed by  * Radioactivity.

Experts Study Damage Made By Atom Bomb   One Ship Two Miles from Target Area in Flames, the Navy Reports

Bikini A-Bomb Sank 5 Ships,  Survey Shows   Havoc Wrought by Its Terrifying Power Evident Everywhere; Kight Vessels Afire

BIKINI A::-:B TOLL RI’ ® gS 5 SHIPS yunK   Experts Study Violence Which Possibly Hit All 73 Vessels

Atom Bomb Violence  Is Studied By Experts   Possibility All 73 Of Ships Damaged: Months Needed To Assess Results

BELIEVE BOMB DAMAGED ALL TARGET SHIPS   Check Shows Terrific Havoc Wrought By Atomic Blast

Five Ships Sunk, 7 Wrecked  By Terrifying Atomic Bomb — Exnlosion at Bikini Lagoon

Five Vessels Sunk. Six Wrecked in Bikini A-Bomb ‘Test   Twenty-five Others Damaged, Initial Surveys Show; However, Not One Capital Ship Is Destroyed by Blast

Jap Efforts To Convert Radar To Death Ray Disclosed By Former War Techniciar

Japs Close To Developing A Most Effective Death Ray, Says Expert   Efforts Of Japanese Along Such Lines Would Be Permanent Warning To Americans, Says Roger I. Wikinson, Investigator

Operators Declare That Increasing Labor Costs In Past Decade Have Consumed Virtually All Savings; Strike Roundup.

KEEPS QUIET ON DEMAND! HE SERVED   Miners To Strike On April 1 If Demands Not Met

Contract Reopened By Lewis   Keeps Secret Wage. Other Demands He Wants For Miners

Coal Wage Talks Will Begin Today   Lewis Still Silent on Demands of Mine Union

Coal Operators To Get His Contract Demands  After UAW Heads Meet

Nazi Prisoners Arrive in England With 4,000,000 Cigarets in Baggace

May Invited To Testify At Hearing   Makes Stipulations For Hi Appearance Before investigators   TWO REFUSE TO WAVER CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS   Mead Says Kentuckian  Trying To Conduct Committee

Question Of May Testifying At Hearing Still Up In Air   Senate War Investigators Invite Congressman May to Appear—May Replies That He Will Consider the Invitation “Most Seriously”

May’s Appearance Before Senate Investigating Committee SHIT Onestion: Two Witnesses Refuse To Waive Immunity

May Invited To Testify   Kentucky Congressman Wonts To Summor His Own Witneses At Senate Inquiry

Whether May Will Testify Is Up {in Air   Witnesses Refuse Waive Immunity; Are Dismissed

Senate Debates May Appearance In Profit Probe   Uncertain If Legislator Will Be Present; Two Witnesses Excused

RAID 3 BANKS IN HOLY LAND   Underground Forces Escape With $20.000.

Jews Raid Four Palestine Banks   Underground Also Attacks Prison; Four Killed

JEWISH GROUP LOTS 4 BANKS IN GUN BATTLE   Underground Members Escape With $20,000 in Daring Operation

Jewish Gangs Raid Banks, in Holy Land   Four Persons Are Killed in Simultaneous Blows at Tel Aviv and Jaffa; Prison Is Hit

HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT TRANSFER OF FUNDS NOT TO.COME FROM SCHOOLS OR OTHER AGENCIES

Soviet Envoy Drops His Protest.   Molotov Changes Stand After Talking to Byrnes

Russia Drops Objection to Trieste Plan   Accord Comes After Private Talk Between Byrnes and Molotov

POWERS FOR TRIESTE HEAD ARE GRANTED   Russia Gives Nod to Emergency for Internal Disorders

Soviet Objections ta Powers of Trieste Governor Dropped   Action Comes Following Byrnes Conference With Molotov

Favorites Win Election Races   Byrd, Woodring, Kilgore. Among Primary Winners In State Contests

Recall Key Witness In Trial Of Rollins   Testimony That Attractive Blond Was With ' Negro Reaffirmed

Violence Flares On Strike Front   Police Clash With Pickets in Front Of Hollywood Studio

Sabath Asks House Inquiry In Meat Crisis   Representative Sees ‘Organized Strike’ Inspired by Greed

DEMANDS RISE FOR ACTION IN MEAT FAMINE      Army: To Take. ‘Fourth 0 ~ duction; ‘Restaurant Ap- Z “peal Readied

Army Claims Fourth Of All Meat Erom Federallyv-Insnected Packers

Senator Charges Meat Packers Wit Violating Laws   Administration Splits on Removal Of Meat Controls

CONGRESSMAN RAPS SCARCITY AS “STRIKE OF ORGANIZED GREED’  SHOWDOWN NEARS ON

Meat Scarcity Sets Up Hungry Clamor in Nation   But White House Is Silent  Regarding Suspension a Meat Control. .   Army Grabs a Fourth. ‘Of Inspected Meat

Hungry Clamor Grows in Price Control Crisis   Army Clamps Claim @n One-Fourth:of Meat; White House: Silent

Meat Available For Hospitals   Price Chief. Announces New Order; Opposes 60Dav: Control Holiday.

Army To Take Fourth Of Vanishing Meat Supply;  Plan For 60-Day ‘Holiday’ Stirs Political Storm!

Order Being Prepared - to” oy ' Hospitals - Preference Portes Reports :

—Steaks And Porkchops Battlefront—  Collusion Charge Against Packers Made By Sabath   Army Slaps Claim On 25% Of Output OF All Federally ~Inspected Slaughterers

Democratic Ranks  Split by Shortage   Army Commandeers 25 Per Cent of National Supply— Rep. McCormack Arouses GOP

CONGRESSMAN RAPS © SCARCITY AS “STRIKE OF ORGANIZED GREED”   SHOWDOWN NEARS ON POLITICAL ISSUE AS PRESSURE PILES UP

Sabath Charges ‘Collusion’ And Demands Probe   Administration Split On Suspension of OPA Controls: Greed Rapped

White House Sidesteps Meat Issue   No Comment on Proposal to Lift Controls 60 Days

Federal Claim  On Meat   Army Demands Fourth of Meat Supply of Federal Inspected Slaughter:

POLITICAL STORM  MOUNTING OVER  PRICE CONTROLS MILITARY DECLINES TO AWAIT POSSIBLE  LIiPRmRiaa air 2am Trin at

Clamor Increases on Meat Controls   Order Being Prepared-to Insure Hospital Supply; Army to Take Cut of One-Fourth

Meat Becoming Hottest Political Issue . . . . Army Demands Fourth Of All Meat Turned Out By U. S. Inspected Plants

COLLUSION IN MEAT CRISIS IS CHARGED   House Rules Chairman Asks Probe Into “Apparent Conspiracy” by Packers to Withhold Meat From People.

‘Collusion’ Is Charged By Rep, Sabath   Administration Supporters Divided On Question Of Suspending Meat Controls

Absence Of Beef Declared Strike Of Greed Against The People   Democrats Split On Price Holiday   President Feels Congress Took Control Question Out Of His Hands

GOP CHARGES POLITICAL MQVE ON CEILING BAN   Democrat Party Leaders Meeting in Washington to Study Shortage

COLLUSION 1S CHARGE HURLED AT MEAT MEN   Rep. Sabath Says Packers ‘Conspire’ To Force Necontro! Action

ARMY GRABS QUARTER OF SUPPLIES   Democrats Are Worried Over November Votes

‘Collusion’ "By Packers Is Charged   Sabath Asks Investigation Of ‘Apparent Meat Conspiracy.’

Army Slaps Claim on Fourth of Meat; Price Fight is Hot   Army’s Supply Will Last Less Than Month as Battle Goes On

Quartermaster To Take Fourth Of Inspected Meat; Democrat Leaders To Seek Ceiling Removal G.O.P. Calls It Party Chicanery

Storm Over Bare Counters Still Mounts   Republicans Seize on Administration Split Over Issue of Keeping Price Control Lid

Split Develops Over Lifting of Ceiling Prices   Porter Says Order Will Get More Meat to Hospitals: Sabbath Charges “Collusion”

Meat Feud Rages ,Anew With Army Priority Demand   Military Serves Notice on Packers for 25 Per Cent of Supply; McCormack’s Plea Dox Moratorium Brines Blast By G. O- P-

OPA Plans Order To Secure Meat For Hospitals   Porter Says Packers Will Be Ordered To Set Aside 1044 Ounta:

OPA Will Set Aside Meat For Hospitals   Army Also Serves Prior. ity Papers Requisition. ing 25 P. C. of Supply.

Army Claims Large Supply While _Administration Ponders Situation

OPA Director Against 60-Day Suspension Of  Price Controls   Asserts It Would Mean Less Supplies in Long Run

Matter  Of Meat Shunted At Talk   Ross Declines Tc Discuss Issue; Vote Is Near

Packers Are Blamed For. Shortage   Hospitals Will Get More Meat, Porter States

‘Collusion’ Shuts Off The Supply   ‘Llinois Solon, Head «Of Rules Committee, Hits Packers In Telegram From Chicago

Army to Take Fourth of U.S. Supply   Administration Is Split Over Whether to Keep Price Controis On

Army's Order Complicates Meat Battle   Slaps Claim for Fourth of All Inspected Meats

Seek To Make Meat Available For Hospitals  Gnarcin! Order   Special Order Being Prepared; Army Grabs Fourth Of Packer Output

Solon Charges Conspiracy By U. S. Packers   Situation Called -Strike Of Greed Aaainst People

—MEAT— Now Major Issue In  Elections — Army Asks 25 Pe  tg PANE Moe L

Army's Demand For Meat Stirs Party Chiefs   Democratic Leaders Gather To Discuss National Situation

GNE FOURTH OF PACKERS’ MEAT KILL CLAIMED BY THE ARMY   Must Have Meat In View; Bare Shops Starting Political Storms

Sabath Asks for Investigation of Whole Situation  Calls it Conspiracy Te Violate Laws

25 PERCENT OF MEAT IS ASKED BY U. S. ARM)   Pre-Election Fight Rages a Butcher Shops Show Bare Counters

TAKES FOURTH Ir FEDERALLY OK'D KILLING   White House Says Nothing About Suspension of Controls.

Army Claims Fourth Of Meat Supply   From Federally Inspected Slaughterers; Political Storm Grows Over Meat Control

More Meat In Hospitals, New  Order to Direct   Army Slaps Claim On 25% Of All U. S.-Inspected Meat

Demacrats Seek To Appease Voters On Eve Of Elections, Republicans Charge; Army Cicims Fourth Of All Current Supplies

je ENN ate rece  Grocer, OPA Officials to — Air Views in Court Battle

BRITISH TROOPS POUR INI HAIFA AREA   Measures Taken To Avoid Any  Extremitt Action

ARMY CHAPLAIN TO SPEAK MONDAY IN TRINITY CHURCH ON MISSION PROGRAN

Ex-Soldier Will   Talk To American  Lutheran Church Howard Cc. Vogel Speaker In LeMars - Thursday, F eb. 21 —

Mission Address and Movie at Lutheran Church Here Friday   War Vet to Tell How Ney Guinea Natives Took Services “Underground” During Jap Occupation

Former Missionary in New Guinea Will Address Lutheran Church at Sagerton

FARMER SLAIN. WIFE ARRESTED   Story Of 3-Year-Old Son Impiicates Mother In Fatal Shooting

FORD AND UMW REACH AGREEMENT   Wage Boost of 18 Cents and Hour Granted

Effective Date Of Increase is Still Undecided   Company is First Of Big Auto Makers To Reach Agreement

KKK Outlawed In New York    Organization Ordered Dissolvéd, Charter Revoked

Amazing Story Shocks Congress  Life in Waste ington’ led  17 Mauce” Revea

Washington Jail Turned Into Che et By Inmates    Congressmen Get Story Of Wild Life, Drinking Parties,  Gambling And Entertainment By Out-Of-Town  Models In Capital City Bastile

Jail Inmates Supervised Business, Imported Liquor   Permitted to Leave  Car Annnaintmontc

Lurid Descriptions Given of Life in “Big House’  Prison Inmates of Washinaton Jail Live Lives of Ease

Amazing Story Shocks Congress  Life In Washington's "Bia House’ Revealed

Washington Prison Inmates Operated Business Ventures, Imported Liquor:

STORIES OF LIFE “WN CAPITAL IAL AMAZE PROBERS   Business Ventures Run from » Cells; Inmates Enterftoined Madels<.

Businesses Conducted In District Jail Cells   Prisoners Also Had Models As Visiters

‘Lurid Life’ In Capital Prison Shocks Solons   H-er Inmates Operated Businesses: Enter.  tained Models, Drank

Farm Strike Is Not Supported   Nebraska Idea Fails to. Meet Approval — of Major Units

Farmers Resent  Labor Strikes   Proposal for Farm Strike to Retaliate Opposed By Leaders

Farm Leaders Oppose Strike   "No Work, No Food’  Move Frowned Upon

¥_ wiet re oposed i - lation wider ‘ar mers’  Strike Gets Gool Reception

Midwest Farmers Seek Support in Strike on Strikes  National Groups Will Not Support Any Such Program

Farm Strike Plan Meets Little Favor   Leaders of Organizations Doubt Methods Would End Industrial Strife

Nationwide Farmers’ Strike Frowned On By Leaders Of Major Farm Organizations   Marketing Holiday Until Labor Disputes Are Settled Advocated

FARMERS STRIKE IN RETALIATION FOR INDUSTRIAL STOPPAGES MEETS LITTLE ENTHUSIASM AMONG LEADERS

FARMERS’ STRIKE OPPOSED BY BIG ORGANIZATIONS  MIDWESTERNERS MIFFED BY LACK

Proposed Farm Marketing Holiday Fails to Gain Favor with Largest Agricultural Organizations   OPA Responsibility for Production And Prices Requested by Capehart

Leaders Cool To  Farmer Strikes   Grange Leader Says Farmers Not Justified In Withholding Food

FARM GROUPS NOT FAVORABLE 19 MARKET ‘HOLIDAY’   Leaders Of Ag Organizations Feel Farmers’ “Strike” Not Solution To Farm Problems Cf Meeting Shortages

Proposal of All-Out Farmer Strike Gets Little Enthusiasm   lowa Trucking Firms Resume Operations Today

Farmers’ Walkout Proposal Rejected   Organization Heads See Plan Unworkable; Say Labor Strife Answer Up To Congress

Leaders Frown on Farm Strike  Cold Water Tirown on Midwest Movemen

Cool Towards Farmer Strike   Holiday Plan Meets Little Enthusiasm

seaders of Farm Organizations Are Cool to Proposals for Food Tieun

Farmers Strike Plan Generally Greeted Coldly   Leaders Sympathetic But Would Not Lend Support To Move

@ PAUL MALLON~   Union Leadership Must Awaken to Its Moral Responsibilities

Bw FAVS MMIMeaewts Peed cccitcamesinnanaiinemuietiaiisaeniualemaieis iimcbiagans  Union Leadership Must Awaken to Its Moral Responsibilities

MISSION OKEHS GREEK ELECTION   Held to Be ‘Free and Fair By Allied Group

GOERING TEST 1S UNDERWA\   REPORT ON FINDINGS IN CON NECTION WITH SUICIDE 13 TEMPORARILY WITH... HELD

SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES AND WAR VETERANS IN FIERCE BATTLE BESIDE MOVIE STUDIO“ _

Capital Telephone Strike Is Settled   Workers To Return te Jobs “Without Prejudice’

Strike Legislation Strategy Studied   Southern Congressmen Claims Votes Needed To Revamp Truman Bill

Votes Huntec To Put Case Rider on Bill   Southern Democrats Doubtful of Senate In Event of Veto

SOUTHERN BLOC CLAIMS VOTES FOR CASE RIDE   Truman Measure May Have Case Bill Attached to It

CASE BILL MAY BECOME RIDER   Southern Democrats Unsure Of Senate Action

CASE RIDER ON BILL PLANNED   Southern Democrats Claim Votes To Attach Bill To Emergency Plan

Gouin Would Add . “To Scope of New French Alliance   President Seeks to Broaden Franco-Soviet Pact to Include Britain

French Bid For Accord With Allies   Inclusion of Britain In Red Pact Sought; Blum Named Envoy

Contempt of Court Action . sR Against . U.M.W:! Chief   iN   -J Says Nornis- is LaGuarInde Soe 'Did Not Apply To This Case 

Court Won’t Drop Charges Of Contempt   LaGuardia-Norris Act Not Applicable, Union Attorneys Informed

Upholds Right Of His Court To Issue Writ Banning Strike   Asserts Norris-LaGuardia Act Does Not Apply To Case °

Court Refuses To Dismiss Case, Declaring Norris-LaGuardia Act Does Not Apply to Government

judge Becomes Sole Arbiter of Contempt Case   Collisson is Presented As First Witness By U. S. Adainst Miners

_ —LEWIS MUST STAND TRIAL— Upholds Court’s Right To Enjoin Coal Walkow   Lewis’ Motion For Dismissal Of Citation Is Overruled By Jurist

INJUNCTION BAN   Goldsborough’s Ruling Shatters U. M. W. Leader’s Defense

JOHN L. LEWIS IS ORDERED TO TRIAL BY FEDERAL JUDGE   Goldsborough Also Upheld Court’s Right to Enjoin a Walkout.   MOTION WAS OVERRULED   He Said Norris-La Guardia Act Did Not Apply to the Case.

Waives Right To Advisory Jury; Writ Is Upheld   Formal Plea Entered ‘To Keep The Record Abundantly Clear’ By Defense Attorney

Says Norris Act Has No Application   Judge Says Court Had   Right to Prevent Any   Acts Against Public Coaodt   —Overrules Motion   Plea by Lewis Counsel Brings Negative Reply From Judge

United Mine Workers’ Leader Ordered By. Judge T. Alan Goldsborough To Face Court Hearing—Jurist Upholds Right To Enjoin Walkout In Soft Coal Mines Despite Federal Anti-Injunction Laws—Ruling Cuts Short Defense Counsel Arguments

Claims Court Has Right to Halt Strike   Overrules Motion To Dismiss Action; Says U. S. Law Not Involved

Uphold Right To Prohibit — Mine Walkout   Goldshorough Holds: No ris-LaGuardia Act Not. plicable Tlo Strilee. -

Court Orders Mine Leader lo Stand Trial  Judge Rules   Federal Judge Rules Norris-LaGuardia Act Does Not Apply

Norris-La. Guardia. Act Does Not Apply, Edict: of Federal Judge .

Judge Upholds Action Resulting “In Injunction   Decision Cuts Short A Day » And Half Of Argument By. Counsel For Defense

Court Declares That Lewis Had ‘In Effect Pleaded Guilty’ in Case

UMW Boss Pleads Not Guilty After Argument Denied   Jurist Orders John L to Trial on Contempt Charge, Upholds Right to Enjoin Walkout In Coal Mines—Judge Cools Off Attorney For Union Leader.

INJUNCTION BAN DOESNT APPLY, COURT HOLDS   Goldsborough’s Ruling Shatters U. M. W. Leader's Defense

Court Upholds Right To Enjoin Mine Walkout   Dismissal Attempt By Union Overruled By Federal Judge

Judge Upholds Court's Right To Enjoin Any lWalkout In Coal Mines

Judge Overrules Motion Kor Dismissal and Orders J.ewis to Stand Trial.

JUDGE STATES LEWIS MUST FACE TRIAL   Right To Enjoin Walkout In Mines Is Upheld   GOLDSBOROUGH   Rules Norris - La Guardia Act Does Not Apply; Truce Proposed

Upholds Court’s Right To Enjoin Waikout of Miners Despite Federal AntiIniunction Laws.   HOLDS MINE LEADER DID NOT HEED ORDER

COURT RULES LEADER MUST STAND TRIAL   Goldsborough Also Upholds Right Yo Enjoin Walkout of Unionists.

Court. Upholds Right to Enjoin Coal Walk-Out   Overrules Dismissal; De clares Anti- Injunction _Laws Don’t Apply —

Goldsborough Says -Norris-La Guardia ~ Act Does Not Apply   Upholds Right To Enjoin Walkout In Soft Coal Mines Despite Federal Anti-Injunction Laws; Trial Ordered

Goldsborough Denies Motion  For Dismissal   Upholds Court’> Right To Enjoin Walkout Despite Anti-Injunction  ¥ auras   Norris-LaGuardia Act Doesn’t Apply   Judge Says Lewis In Effect “Pleaded Guilty” By Refusing to Obey Order

Coal Administrator on Stand; Mine Boss Waves Right te Jury; Court Denies Motion to Dismiss Case

Trial Ordered; Uphold Right to  Restrain Union   Judge Goldsborough Says Norris. LaGuardia Act Does Not Apply In Overriding Motion

DISMISSAL IS DENIED ClO CHIEF   Lewis Ordered to Stand Trial on Contempt Charges

Judae Rules Case is Under La-Guardia Act   Double Blow Points to Conviction Of Labor Chief

“INNOCENT” STAND IS TAKEN BY MINE BOSS: AS TRIAL RESUMED   JUDGE OVERRULES MOVE: TO QUASH CHARGES AND ADVISORY JURY WAIVED

Court Backs Authority of Strike Writ   Goldsborough Cuts Off Argument by Defense And Orders Trial.

UMW MOTION TO DISMISS CASE DENIED   Goldsborough Upholds Right of Court to Enjoin Strike

Trial for Contempt Ordered   Anti-Injunction Law Not Bar. To Government

Lewis and Unior Say ‘Not Guilty’   Judge Denies Dismissal Motion, Orders Miners’ Boss ‘to Trial; Asserts Current ’ Case Net Under Norris-LaGuardia Law

Court’s Right To Enjoin \Walkout of Coal Miners Upheld By Federal Judge

JOHN L. LEWIS ISORDERED TO TRIAL ON CONTEMPT CHARGES IN HEARING BEFORE U.S. JUDGE   Enjoins Walkout in Soft Coal Mines of Nation—Norris-La Guardia Act Does Not Apply Where Government Itself Jx Acting  as Operator—Some Problems of UN Debated

Judge Goldsborough Overrules Motion of Lewis for Dismissal Of Contempt Action

—COAL—  Norris Act Held Not  Operative  MINERS’ CHIEF MIM ON TRIUCE

Says UMW Boss Really Enters A Guilty Plea   Jurist Upholds Court’s Right To Enjoin A Walkout In Soft Coal Mines les secs Fed.  eral Anti-Injunction Laws.

JUDGE CLAIMS UNION CHIEF IN EFFECT “PLEADED GUILTY BY REFUSAL TO OBEY ORDER   Motion for Dismissal of Action Brought By Government Attorneys is Dismissed By Federal Caurt JIvricet Tadav   ‘FEDERAL ADMINISTRATOR TO BE FIRST WITNESS

Union Leader Waives Right To Jury Trial   Collisson Is First Witness As Contempt Trial Starts With Judge Goldborough As Sole Arbiter

UMW Chieftain Enters Formal Plee Of Not Guilty as Testimony Starts   Federal Jurist Rules Norris-LaGuardia Act Does Not Apply tn Mine Shutdown; Lewis Waives Riaht to Advisory Jury at Hearing

RIGHT TO ENJOIN WALKOUT IS UPHELD BY FEDERAL JUDGE   Norris-La Guardia Act Held Not Applicable As Court Denies Defense Petition for Dismissal of Government’s Action _

Union Attorney s Argument Halted   Federal Judge Goldsborough Declares ‘“Norris-La Guardia Act Does Not Apply”

CASE 10 BE HEARD ONLY BY THE JUDGE   Defendant Pleads Not Guilty, Waives Right to Advisory Jury as Court Rejects Defense Motion for Dismissal.

He Waives Any Right to an Advisory Jury.  Leaves Judge Sole Arbiter of Case

Trial Opens Lafer in Day   Judge Upholds Court’g Right to Enjoin Walkout In Soft Coal Mines

Court’s Right To Enjoin Mine Walkout Upheld   Judge Overrules Lewis’ Motion for Dismissal Of Contempt Action — Holds Court Has Right to Enjoin Union Against Good of Public and of the Union Itself

Court Upholds lts Right To Enjoin Tieup  Judge Says That  Lewis In Effect

Non-Compliance May Convict Him   Only Hope for Mine Leader Is Norris-LaGuardia Anti-Iniunction Act

Walives Jury Trial   Collisson Called As First Witness After Judge Rules Lewis Guilty -of Contempt

‘Court's Right To Enjoin Strike Ils Also Upheld   Overrules Lewis’ Motion For Dismissal Of Contempt Action: Act Does Not Apnly

CONVICTION FOR CONTEMPT IS INDICATED   UMW Motion to Dismiss Proceedings Is Denied by Federal Jurist.

Court Is Upheld in Coal Strike Order   Judge Rules Lewis Can Be Forbidden To Stage Walkout   His Motion Overruled, Mine Chieftain Is Ordered ta Tein!

Court Rejects Plea To Quash Contempt   Rules Norris-La Guardia Anti-Injunction Act Does Not Deter Government

Lawyers Say Action Is Not Legal   Judge Upholds Right Of Court to Try Mine Union Leader

U.S. Judge Denies Bid By UMW Leader To Dismiss Charges   Goldsborough Rules Norris-LaGuardia Act Does Not Apply To This Case Against Public, Union

Court Upholds lts Right To Enjoin Tieup   Judge Says That Lewis In Effect Pleaded Guilty

Lewis Must Face Contempt Trial   Judge Holds Court Has Right To Enjoin Miners’ Walkout

Judge Says Court Can En. join Union From Acting Against Public Good      Union Is Silent On Calling Truce   Additional WorkersThrown Out Of Jobs As Industries Forced Down

Judge Upholds Injunction In Mine Walkout   MINE LEADER'S PLEA IS DENIED BY U.S. > COURT

Right to Enjoin Union i is Upheld In Court Verdict   Terms Of Norris-La Guardia Act Held Not Applicable When Gavernment [I< AAine Onerator

Allies Nearing Agreement on Peace Terms   Russian Consents To Proposal for Reparations Split

Council May Get (Over Hurdle of War Reparations     Russian Concession Point . Way Toward Hope ws Davin sue ANS  Satellites

Hopes Heightened that Foreign Ministers’ Council Will Soon Hurdle Chief Peace Obstacles.      MOLOTOV AGREES TO ACCEPT 50-50 SPLIT

Russia hives In on Balkan Payment Issue   Concession Spurs Hope for Early End To Peace Treaties

United Nations Leaders  See Goal   Soviet Concession Is Proving Spur To Conclave

Red Concession Heightens Hopes   Molotov Accepts Plan For Equal Payments To Yugoslavia, Greece

New Concession Heightens Hope On Peace Pacts   Equal Treatment For Slavs, Greece On War Payments

CONCESSION - MADE BY SOVIETS OVER [REPARATIONS PAY   Foreign Ministers May Hurdle Chief Obstacle Holding  Up Peace Program

Equal Share for Yugoslavia and Greece Is OK'd   Compensation by Italy For War Damages Is New Big Four Dispute

A Russian Concession Made on Reparations   Yugosiavs and Greeks To Receive Equal Cut For Damage Sustained

Reds Give In On War Pay   Yugoslavia, Greece To Get Equal Treatment

NEW RUSSIAN CONCESSION RAISES HOPES IN COUNCIL   Agrees To Plan That Yugoslavia And Greece Get  Equal Reparations

Russia Gives In On Reparations   New Concession Is Made by Moscow on Split of War Payments.

RUSSIA CONCEDES ON REPARATIONS ISSUE IN COUNCIL   Molotov Accepts 59-50 Formula Following Debate

Hopes Buoyed By New Soviet “Concessions”   Molotov Accepts 50-50 For: mula For Reparations To Be Paid Yugoalavia und Greece

Russ Agree To Slash In  Reparations   Accept 50-50 Formula And Boost Hopes For Quick Peace Treaties

Soviets Fase emands on War Payoff  Slavs and Greeks   Slavs and Greeks To Share Equally Under New Plan

Tackle Last Peace Pact ‘Hurdle —   Bulgarian Reparations Only Issue Left After Soviet Bow On Greece

MAY SETTLE REPARATIONS ISSUE TODAY   Russian Concession Brings Hope of Hurdling Chief Remaining Obstacle to Peace Treaties for Axis Satellites.

Molotov Accepts Formula Allowing Greece, Yugoslavia To Share Alike

Reparation Agreement Is Reached   Molotov Concedes To 50-50 Proposition For ltaly, Yuceslevia.

50-50 Deal For Greeks, * Slavs 0.K.’d   Concession Raises Hope  For Early Windup On  Daare Parte

Blind Hawaiian Follows Tinkling Bell, Swims 22-Mile Catalina Island Channel

Gen. Homma to Die Before Firing Squad   Gen. MacArthur Upholds Death Sentence

House Body Rejects End To Draft Law   Year’s Extension Compromise Set For Vole

DRA FT HOLIDAY PUN WEIGHED   Congress Committees Reject Some Plans; House Tries for Compromise.

DRAFT HOLIDAY PLAN REJECTED   House Committee Turns Down Compromise Issue

Agreement By Nations IsExnected   Russia Has Sought To Delay Meeting To Draft Peace Terms

WOULD AVERT PEACE DELAY THRU PARLEY   Secretary Byrnes Is Calling for Meeting By Big 4 Ministers

Byrnes Urges  Paris Conclave   Sets Foreign Ministers Meeting for Apri] 25

WANTS APRIL 25 PARLEY IN PARIS   Would Speed Final Peace Settlements With Former European Allies

Meet Of Foreign Ministers Proposed By See’y Byrne:   Gathering of Officials in Paris on April 25 Recom: mended—Suggestion Sent to Minister of Russia

TREATY WITH NAZI ALLIES IS AMERICAN AIM   Paris Conference Bid Is Asked To Forestall Red Delay Bid

Move Designed To Avert Delay In Peace Parley  Secretary Seeks Foreign Minister   Rucsia Asks Delay

BYRNES SUGGESTS Bla FOUR MEET   URGES FOREIGN MINISTERS SPEED PEACE SETTLE. MENT WITH GERMANY,

Byrnes Presses Plans for Paris Big Four Meet   Secretary Wants Peace Settlements Speeded

Meeting of Foreign Min isters in Paris April 25 ls Proposed   BYRNES DEPLORES SLOW PROGRESS OF DEPUTIES   2ussia, Britain and France Are Expected To Agree to Parley

NO COMMUNIST CANDIDATE AMONG FIRST 19 MEN CON.   _  C€EDED SEATS IN-THE ~ NEW DIET :      Preeenit Protest

SOVIET AND U.S. LEADERS HOLD FEAST      Dine Together on Russ Revolution Anniversary

Say Wage-Price Policy “Invites” ‘American Strikes   Stabilization Board __ ~ Rules Pay Hikes Don’t  Hinge On Previous Raises

Labor Sources Term Wage-Price Interpretation ‘Strike Invitation’

WAGE POLICIES INVITE STRIKES, UNIONS CONTEND   Both AFL And CIO Leaders Object Vigorously To New Program

LAWRENCE SCHOOL CHIEF I$ SUSPENDED   W. C. Paul Accused Or Three Complaints

COMMANDER AT PEARL HARBOR GIVES STORY   Admiral Seys Navy Failed To Share Pre-War Secrets

Admiral Kimme Testities He Was Left Uninformed   Asserts Jap Fleet Might Have Been ‘‘Ambushed’’ If He Had Been Given Facts   LONG STATEMENT GIVEN COMMITTEE

PEARL HARBOR NAVAL COMMANDER CHARGES THAT. NAVY DEPARTMENT WITH / WELD VITAL INFORMATION

NAVY ORDERS MISLEADING SAYS KIMMIE!   Charges Department Denied Him ‘Fighting Chance’

Left in Dark Says Kimmel Blaming Navy   Might Have Ambushed Japs at Pearl Harbor If Given Code Messages

U. S. Prosecutor Warns Business, Labor Too Strone   Contends Labor Strife Is Tug of War for Major Power

“BIG MEN” OF LABOR AND CAPITAL WARNED   Attorney General Clark Says “Tug of War for Power” Must End or U. & Will Step In.

Ex-Premier May Be Named To Seek Indonesian Peace   Dutch Official Charges Japanese Organize and Inspire Celebes Disturbances

Sjahrir Resigns As Premier of '  New Republic  Patriot Statesman May Be Renamed to

Controversial Issue Is Raised by Lewis In Contempt Trial   Court Must Decide Act’s Application to Government in Dealing with Labor; Restraining Order Js Extended for 10 Days

SENTENCES SUSPENDED ON TWO ENLISTED MEN   GIs Convicted In Lichfield Trial: Given Same Consideration Ace OHfirere

Sentences Of GI's Ordered Suspended      Enlisted Men’s Punishments Equalized With Those of Army Officers

Settle Truck Dispute; Sign New Contract   Midwest Operators Agree To ‘15-18 Per Cent’ Boost for Drivers

Wage Hike Runs 15 to 18 Percent   10-Week Tieup Involved 7 States; Fort Dodge Site of Agreement.

MILLER FREED BY NEW YORK COURT   Veteran Pleaded Guilty te Moansleuchier Cheroa

SLAYING ‘RIVAL’ FORGIVEN, ARMY OFFICER FREED   Captain Miller Given Suspendcd Sentence for Killing Male Friend of Wife

SENTENCE OF ARMY CAPTAIN IS SUSPENDED   Judge ‘Realizes Provocation’ Which Resulted in Killing

Captain Receives Suspended Term In Fatal Shooting   Pleads Guilty to Slaying Officer Found in Wife's Manhattan Apartment.

Miners Returninc To Work In Face Of Lewis Order   Some Unions Still Await Official Order; Full Output By Midweek Seen

Soft Coal Miners — Busy Again After  A 17-Day Stoppage   Normal Production Not Expected Before Midweek

U. 3. Industry Revives as Coal Mines Reopen   Miners Obeying Lewis’ Order Ending 17-Day Economic Poralysis

UMW Diggers Back in Pits; US Awaits Movements of Coa   Miners Sullen as Pits Open Again; Lost Pay Mourned by Many

Return Is Spotty in Some Areas   Some Await Official Back To Work Orde:  From Lewis

Miners Comply With Orders To Refurn To Job  Production Being (Sarai A @«   Production Being Resumed After 17-Day Loss

RETURN TO nT   Officials. Expect Normal Pro. duction To Be Reached By. Mid-Week

Normal Production Should Be Attained Within Three Days   Miners Hold Meetings Approving Back To Work Order From Lewis

Soft Coal Miners Return To Jobs 'Ending Crippling 17-Day Walkout

Needed Fuel Is  On Way To User   However, Reports Show Full Power To Be Delayed

‘Most Mines Reopen and’ Production Expected te Reached Soon:           LEADERS SAY AY MINERS ARE SUPPORTING 1S

Many Miners Await Official Word For Work   Some Report Sunday For Head-Start; Expect Output To Hit Peak Wednesday

Comply With Lewis’ Order  NT)... . 9 To Dig Again   Return to Work Spotty In Some Sections: Normal Production Expect: ed by Mid-Week   Manv Commence  On Dawn Shift   “Plenty Sore Over Raw Deal We Got From Government.” Sentiment of Miners

Miners Start Back to Work, Stoppage Ends   Badly-needed Fuel Rolls Again After 17-day Paralysis

THE SOFT COAL INDUSTRY RESUMED PRODUCTION TODAY   After a 17-Day Work Stoppage By the United Mine Workers.   RETURNED TO THE MINES   The Return to Work Was Spotty In Some Sections.

UNION OBEYS ‘LEWIS’ ORDER ~TOEND STRIKE   Full Output Expected To Be Reached by Wednesday

NATION'S COAL DIGGERS TROOP BACK TO JOBS   But Normal Production Not Expected for Few Days; Some Pits Idle

Miners Comply With Lewis Order to Work  Badly-Needed’ Fuel Comes From Mines

Nation's Mines in Production Again   Soft Coal Miners in All Fields Are Returning to  ork   OTHER PLANTS RESUME   Rising Tide of Unemployment Halted by End of Strike

GRECIAN ISSUE SET FOR AIRING   Peace Parley To Hear Attack by Albania

May Reach Production Peak Soon   A Matter of Work And Cooperation, Truman Says--- . Labor Peace Near?

Truman Sees Peak Output Drawing Near   Had Hoped Last Fall That Full Production Would Have Been Achieved ° By Now

Temneratireds   President Reports Nothing New In G, M. C. Dispute

GREATER OUTPUT SEEN BY CHIEF   President Believes Production, Distribution Will Hit Peak Before Long

TRUMAN BARES OPTIMISM OVER LABOR OUTLOOK   Sees Postwar ‘Peak’ Soon; Pay Increase Approval Plan To Be Delayed

Indian Seamen In Revolt: Guns Threaten Bombay   Truman Sees Peak Production Soon With Co-Operation

American Aims r Korea Menaced  Tug-Of-War Almost Hopelessly Stalled

UNIFIED KOREA FALLS THROUGH   American Forces Stay To Keep Russia From Taking Over

1939 German Peace Move ls Described   Dahlerus Says Great Britain Agreed to Seek I nderetandine

TRUMAN ‘WITH CONTROL BOARD   Tells News Conference That He Opposes Tampering with Price Controls — Meat Shortage Becoming Hot, Campaign Issue,

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT: INQUIRY REGARDING THAT SHORTAGE IS. ARTIFICIALLY CREATED.

TRUMAN FIGHTS REMOVAL OF OPA PRICE CONTROLS   Republicans And Democrats. Blame Each Other For Lack Of Mat   HANNEGAN IS WORRIED   Demo Chief Plans Conference With Decontrol Board Chairman Today

BLAMED FOR MEAT FAMINE   Parties Blame Each Other As November Elections Near

Polifical Foes Hurl Charges At Each Other   Truman Expresses Confidence In Shartace Reliaf

Meat Shortage Alarms Politicos   Democrats Face Split Over OPA and GOP Leaders Chucklo

New Coalition Appears Election Gives Communists in France Victory

Majority of Leftists Is Not in Cards   Bidault’s MRP Runs « Close Second, with  Socialists Next.

Red Greups Are Victors In France   New Coalition Appears Probable, However, in Control of New 4th Republic   Shutout Dims   Reds Ready to Assume Responsibilities That Come With Success

Reds Emerge as Strongest Party in French Poll      Lack Full May Majority to ie Swing ‘Government, However.

Communists Take Premiership; Maurice Thorez  Expected To Take Post

FRENCH REDS GAIN   Coalition of Other Parties Mav Keep Them From Control

Communists in France Victors   Strongest Party as Votes are Countea

Communist Party Takes Lead [In French Assembly Election   MRP Wins Enough Places To Demand Two-Party Regime

Communists Lea in French Vote   Unlikely to Bring Strictly Left Wing Government

Communists Win French Election   No Chance Seen For Left Wingers

FRENCH REDS SURGE AHEAD NATIONAL VOTE   Left-Wing Government Seen Not Likely In New Fourth Renublic

Reds Emerge As Strongest French Party   Outcome of Election Seem: Unlikely To Bring Strictly Left-Wing Government

COMMUNISTS WIN IN FRANCE   Do Not Expect Results Ti Bring Cabinet Shakeup

Communists Emerge As Strong Party in France   _ Sunday's Election May  Not Biinig™a Strictly Left Wing Govarnmant

French Ballot Is: Communist Party Victory   Outcome Of Sunday's Vote Unlikely To Bring Out Left-Wing Government ln France, View

Communists Are Strong Party in French Election  Bhicty Left- Wing Unhk.  Roanime Linhtikely

Communists May Name Nev French Leader   Strictly Left Wing Government Unlikel) Since Other Parties Given Large Votes

Reds Leading In French Vote Returns, Report   Left-Wing Regime Uncertain, Claim; Socialists Lose  As MRP Is Second

Communists Gain Seats France Is Doubtful  * g.f VF ofe W*.. 0 6D OI.

FRENCH VOTERS GIVE PLURALITIES TO COMMUNISTS   ASSEMBLY ELECTION ENTITLES REDS TO NAME NEW PREMIER

Communists Win French Election   Left-Wing Government Not Likely Despite Margin In Assembly

REDS WIN IN FRENCH VOTE   Poll Most Ballots but Completely Lett-Wing Cabinet Unlikely.

French Communist Party Takes Over As Majority Group   Win National Voting, But Extreme Left Wing Rule is Unlikely

Communists Poll Largest Vote In French Election But Face Strong Rightist Combination      Communists Etnerge as Strongest Party. In Assembly Election.

Bidault Loses Premiership   Communists Emerge As Strongest Party

Leftists Face Fight In France   Communists Win Most Assembly Seats But Can't Run Gov't. —

11-YEAR-OLO BOY FATALLY HURT IN HOLIDAY TRAGEDY   Glenwood Pupil Leaves Family Gathering, Hit by Car

CAR STRIKES YOUTH AS HE CROSSES ROAD   Pedestrian Loses Lily  In Christmas Eve Tragedy   DRIVER EXONERATEO

U. OF L OBTAINS ARMY HOSPUAL   Facilities at Galesburg Will Be Used for Housing and Classrooms

Russia Vetoes U.S. Action Or  Levant Crisis   Provisions Of Proposal However Will Be Carried Out

Russia Vetoes Proposal By United States   Was For Solution Of Levant  Crisis In United Nations LCineaan ntl   USED FOR FIRST TIME

“tock Them Up,” Orders The Chief, And Police Huctls Picketing Columbians Off To Atlanta Jail

Upstafe Mound Stone Said To Date From 1000 A.D.: Leff By Norsemen

Task of Seeking  Bodies Is Over  All Victims of Fire Found, Identified

LAST OF BLAST _ BODIES REMOVED   Rescue Workers Relieved After Tenement Search

TENEMENT DEAD ALL RECOVERED   Wreckage Of New Yor! Building Gives Up 37 Bodies

Rescue Work: i in New York Tenement Rubhle Tinished: 37 Bodies Found

Task of Seeking Bodies Is Over  Bl) Virtime aft Fira   All Victims of Fire Found, Identified

AWOL Soldier Held By Police An MeGurk Death   May Be ‘Frank’ Sought Fer Attack, Strangulation Qf Cambridge Clerk

AWOL Soldier Queried In MeGurk Murder Case   Believed To Have Accompanied Suspect, Frank, in Car—Taken In Lodsins House With Broken Nose

MOSLEM-HINDU . RIOTS SPREAD   400 Villages Ruined In Religious War

400 Villages Devastated And 150,000 Terrified Refugees Displaced by Religious Fury, Report

DEALERS MAKE COMPLAINTS  OPA Plans New Price. Boosts On Canned Goods Over Nation

CHINESE CRUSH MUKDEN ATTACK   Communists Priven Back With Loss Of 5,000; Truce Talk Resumed

27 MEET DEATH AS PLANES RAM   Four-Engine Navy Bombers Hit During War Games

27 KILLED IN COLLISION OF NAVY BOMBERS   \ir Maneuvers Near Jacksonville Result In Tragic Crash; Names Of Victims Withheld Pending Notification Of Kin.

27 Killed in... Crash of Planes   Fight Plane Strikes Bomber Which Collides With Serond

BombersEyewitnessReport In Conflict With Official  Version In Minor Details

MID-AIR BOMBER CRASH KILLS 28   Navy Planes Collide In Practice Maneuvers At Florida Base

3 STATES VOTE VETERAN BONUS   Ihnois, Michigan, Rhode Island Approve

Three States ‘Vote Bonus  ‘Payments To ‘War Veteran:   Official Word Is Held Up in Mlinois; Must Have Majority of All Votes Cast

Monarchy Gets 2 to 1 Margin  In Plebiseite   Republican Leaders Plan To Continue Fight  Awatece Kiwi

King Maintains Two-to-One Lead In Plebiscite   Republican Leaders Vow To Continue Fight Against Monarchy

KING RECALLED TO GREEK THRONE   NATION VOTES TO RESTORE MONARCHY—40 DEAD IN CAMPAIGN VIOLENCE,

King Maintain: 2 to  Lead in Greek Voting   Republican Leaders Vow to Continue  Battle for Republic

MONARCHISTS HOLD BIG LEAD IN GREEK VOTE   Return of Exiled King Assured; Violence  Toll Mounts

Mass Migration Of Jews to Palestine _  Already Underway   TREK TO HOLY LAND BEING BACKED BY UNDERGROUND ORGANIZATION.

British UNRRA Official Reports Mass Migration Of Jews To Palestine

Avery Target Of U. S. Suit   Gypsum ‘Monopoly’ Before High Court

Lewis Soft Coal Plan Backfires   Sen. Byrd Confident His Anti-Welfare Bill Will Be Passed

NEW BATTLE EXPECTED AT PEACE PARLEY   Another Clash Over Voting Procedure Is Predicted for Paris Meeting.

Austrailian Demands Liberalized Voting In All Proceedings   Defeat of Russian Bloc In All Night Session Fails To Clear Way For Final Approval Of Rules Of Order at Peace Conference.

WANT MEN BACK   Public Protest Is Staged by 5,500 Women at Stuttgart.

FACT-FINDING BILL ON SPOT   Sidetrack Draft Extension; British Loan Hits First Snag

Truman's Hope: For Legislation Being Dimmed  Fact-Finding Has To Weather Test In House Today

Fact Finding Measure Up In House   40 Congressmen Call on GM and Big Steel to Settle Strike

BEIGHTLER TO COMMAND ONE   INDICATES HE WILL RESIGN FROM FIFTH SERVICE COM. MAND TO HEAD STATE ~  : DIVISION

BEIGHTLER MAY HEAD NEW 0.N.6,   Former 37th Commander Talks With Governor On Reorganization

RUSSIA CONTINUES TO BLOCK PEACE TALKS AT Ble FOUR PARLEY   Byrnes Expected To. Again Clash With Molotoy 

BYRNES SEEKS RED ACCORD: 10 AVOID DIVISION   Fears Existence of Two Op: posing Worlds if Effort Is Fruitless

Giddings Body Yields Mercury During Tests —   Poison Administered Over’ Period of Time, Toxicolovist Says

BUILDING CRASH KILLS BArMAID   Several Injured In Roof Collapse At Sioux City Business Place

2.50PersonsSlain In Hindu-Moslem Riots At Calcutta   1,600 Injured As Troops Rush To Aid Police In Quelling Mob

Calcutta In Turmoil As Riots Grow   Estimate 250 Killed, Over 1,000 Wounded In Mass Violence

250 Persons Killed In Calcutta Rioting   City Plunged Into Chaos As Result Of Hindu-Moslem Rioting

Looting and Arson Sweeping Calcutta   Bengal Government Calls On Troops To Aid Police— 1600 Wounded in Fighting

Hindus Clash with Moslems  over Politics   Police Fire on Mobs; Looting, Arson Wreck Stores

BRAZIL PLANS — PURGE OF JAPS   ARMY WANTS ENECUTION OF TERRORISTS WHO CLAIM JAPAN WON TILE WAR

Showers Bringing Relief After Ist Hot Day of Year   Mother and Son Die Near Decorah, Other Tragedies at Shenandoah, Hampton, Waterloo

DROWNING IS CAUSE OF SIX SUNDAY DEATHS   Woman, Son Drown When Car Plunges Into Flash Flood

Supreme Court Assesses Total Of §7.090.000   Year of Legal Battle Climaxed by- Decision Of State: Tribunal

2-2-2 OOe oO 4-2-8 0 eoe  Late News   tasurance Companies Are Fined

Ciimax Lege      Supreme Court Fines 122 Stock Fire Companies Over Conspiracy Charges

Court Battle Climaxed By Fines Leried Against Missouri Insurance Firms

Fire Risk Firms Fined $2,090,000   Supreme Court Fixes Penalty for 122 Missouri Stock Companies Accused of Conspiring to Defraud Policyholders.

Truman Advisers Talk With Union, Carrier Leaders   Hope To Bring Them Together Very Soon In Direct Negotiations

First Goal To Beat ‘Railroad Dead Line   Thursday Is Crisis in Nation’s Rail System—Coal’ Principals Expect Seizure by Midweek

End Is Anticipated In Rail Fight But Threat Stays  Conferences Result In Optimism Despite Strike Plan

U. S. AIDS SEEK ACCORD BEFORE TRUCES EXPIRE   Separate Parleys Held With Brotherhood Leaders, Carrier Executives

FAST - EXPIRING TRUCE PUTTING TRUMAN ON SPOT   President Faces One Of Most Demanding Weeks Of Administration: Rail Truce Ends Thursday, Mine Truee Saturday.

Not Likely To Reach Joint Conference In Railway Issue Today   Snyder, Steelman Conferring With Disputants Individually; Talk of Seizure of Coal Industry

While Groups Exchange Ideas on Rail Situation, the Coal Controversy Also Nears Deadline.   RAIL MEN POSTPONE STRIKE TO THURSDAY

Sessions Held In Effort To Find Solution   Direct Negotiations Delayed; Deadline Set For Thursday

New Hopes For. Solving Dispute Before Deadline   Brotherhood: Leaders’ Report “We Are Making Progress’ at Conference:

Hopes Of Ending Threat Of Great Strike Get Boost   Alvanley Johnston Refuses To Comment Upon Reports That A Settlement Is Imminent In Carrier Crisis; Soft Coal Dispute Still Remains Hopelessly Deadlocked

Not Talking Seizure of Coal Mines   No Indication Of Agreements Oa Compromises  So Far

GRACE PERIOD IN  RAIL STRIKE ENDS  4 P. M. THURSDAY BITUMINOUS MINERS  DUE TO LEAVE THEIR 1ORS 2 NAYS LATER.

BOTH TRUCES WILL EXPIRE THIS WEEK   No Talk About Seizure Of Coal Mines   Of Leaders Of Carriers, Brotherhoods Not Likely To Be Resumed Today

Group Leaders Report Progress Is Being Made   Brotherhood President Declines Comment

Progress in Rail Talks Is Reported   Brotherhood Leaders Say Strike Definite For Thursday Unless Agreement Reached

Hopes Brighten For Settlement Before Deadline   Strike Truce Slated To End Thursday In Union Wage Disvute

Government Turns On Pressure For Early Aqreements   Truman Said To Be In Favor of ‘Some Rule Changes’

cre PRLAL ED WU ch ay 8 REA Bm  Resumption Of Direct Negotiations Is Sought In Railroad Deadlock  Government Seizure Of Coal Mines Is eG. A. Puiu. Jarmtic Mawt Antinan

Nation Faces Train Strike Thursday, ind of Coal Truce Saturday Night

Rail and Coal Negotiations Continuing   No Indications of Progress from Talks— Government Expected  To Take Over Mines

Engineer Chief Hints at Accord In Conferences   Snyder, Steelman and Schwellenbach Confer On Soft Coal Dispute

Unions Continue Plans for Rail Strike Thursday   New Codewords Already Sent Brotherhoods in Event of No Settlement

Progress In Rail — Talks —   - Union Officials Seem To Feel Settlenient Will Avert: Strike Befare New Deadline

Rail And Coal Crisis Must Be Met By Truman   DEMANDING W WEEK WILL FACE PRESIDENT OF U. S.

Reports Indicate  Situation Encouraging, But Ratl Workers Prepare For Walkout Just In   —s Qaee.

SETTLEMENT - OPRAILISSUE TS PREDICTED   Service Normal but Threat of Postponed Walkout Still Is Present.

Presidential Advisers Trying __ To Get Strikers-Operators In Accordance As Deadlines Near

COAL STRIKE PROBLEM ALSO TOPIC TODAY   Thursday New Deadline - For U. S. Railroads To Quit Operating  ’

Some Progress Is Reported   Government Efforts to Keep Roads Running Develop ‘Hopeful Trend’

Joint Meetings  Are Planned Soon, Press Secretary Says, As Effort  Is Made to Setile Dispute by Truce Deadline Thursday; Consideration Also Given Coal Strike

Top Presidential Advisers Hold Separate Conferences With Union And Operators’ Representatives In Step Interpreted As Preliminary To Joint Negotiations— White House Spokesman Says No Move Has Been Made To Seize Coal Mines

Optimistic Over Efforts To Keep Railways Running   Two Brotherhoods Nevertheless Go Ahead With Plans For Their Strike Thursday

Brotherhood Leaders Reported “We're Making Progress” Today in Government Talks.   DECLINED FURTHER COMMENT ON REPORI   Alvanley Johnson Reiterated the Unions Are Willing to Resume Joint Negotiations.

Hope for Direct Negotiation Soon; Railroad Schedules Stagger Back

White House Aide Hears No Report Of Mine Seizure   Presidential Advisere See R. R. Curriers, Workers In Direct Negotiations

TRUMAN FACES DOUBLE CRISIS IN LABOR RIFTS   Rail Truce Runs Out Thursday; Miners to Quit Pits Saturday

Leaders Keep Up Capital Parleys   Separate Conclave Held By Factors ©  Concerned 

Mine-Seizing Edict Likely by Mid-Week   President Expected to Take Up Pressing Strike Issues Tuesday

Trains Run With Strike Postponed   Buford Takes Charge of Lines, Saye Strikers To Be Replaced, Troops Called If Necessary

Rail Union Leader Reports Progress in Talks to End Dispute Before Thursday

New Parleys Held To Avert Rall Walkout   Strike Postponed At Last Minute; Set For Next Thursday

Some Progres: Is Made in Train Dispute   Settlement of Rail Trouble Before Thursday Indicated

UNION LEADERS REPORT GAINS AFTER MEETING   Early Resumption of Negotiations Sought  By U. S.

Railroad Labor And Carriers Meet Separatel  Coal Dispute   Coal Dispute Believed Headed To Mine Seizure

BROTHERHOOD BOSSES SAY “PROGRESS” IS MADE TOWARD PEACE   LITTLE CHANGE SEEN IN DEADLOCK OF UMW AND MINE OPERATORS

HOPE TO REN RAILWAY UNION WACE PARLEY      Service. Back To Normal Or Roads But Threat Of Strikes Exist

HOPE OF AVERTING RAILROAD STRIKE GROWS BRIGHTER   BOTH SIDES REPORT PROGRESS; UNIONS PRESS STRIKE PLANS

‘Settlement of the Wage Issue May ‘Be Close at Hand   Brotherhood Official Expresses Belief That a Walkout Will Be Prevented

Settlement of Wage Issue Indicated   Truce Deadline Ends Thursday; Seizure Of Mines Appears Likely

Efforts Made To Secure New Negotiations   President Truman’s Advisers Seek to  Bring Brotherhoods, Executives Toaether

Try To Avert Rail Walkout   Conterence Arranged With All Leaders

RAIL MEN  CONTINUE STRIKE Prat   ‘Efforts To Keep Roads Open Draw. Optimistic Sienals

Some Progress IsMade in Train Dispute  Settlement of Rail Trouble Before   Settlement of Rail Trouble Before Thursday Indicated

Truman Faces Tough Week   Railroads Already Taken Over by Government, Mine Seizure May Follow

Presidential Advisers Hold Meetings   Direct Talks Are Objectives Of Government

EXPIRING TRUCES ‘GRAVE. PROBLEM FOR MR. TRUMAN   Snyder, Steelman Conter With Brotherhood Chiefs:  Mine Seisvure Bascihte

Push Efforts For Settlement Railroad Strike   Administration Advisers Confer With Carriers, Brotherhoods.

>  Separate Parleys Held on Rails Situation; Joint Conferences May Not Resume Today     Seizure Is Forecast a  Coal Mines May Be Taken Soon, Sources Predict      Seizure Is Forecast

Redouble Effort to Agree During Five-Day. Truce   Presidential Aides inSeparate Conferences With Unions, Roads

Taft, Ball and Smith Wil! Introduce Bill to Give States $220,000,000 a Year:to Help Provide Care for Those Unable to Pay for It—Legislation Intended to Replace Administration’s Compulsory Insurance Plan,

Senate To Get Health Bill  State Would Get  Bi... J. Dl. . TK... se . FL]

ONLY ONE MAN DROPS OUT OF PRIMARY FIGHT   Shroyer Stays In Race For Gov ernor — Aylesworth Withdraws

Russ Accept Atom Plan   Approve U. S. Provision For World Control Of Atomic Energy

Molotov Accepts American Provision for Early Establishment of International Supervision Over the Energy.

Control Provision Accepted by Rus:   International Supervision Set For Atomic Eneray Under Plans

AU, S. PROVISION — IS ACCEPTED BY V, M, MOLOTOV   For Early Establishment of International Atomic Energy Control.   MEETS WISHES OF ALL   The Proposal Was Made In U. N. Drafting Sub-committee Debate.

U. 5. PROPOSALS FOR: SPEEDY CONTROL GET RUSSIANS’ APPROVAL   MOLOTOV ACCEPTS PLAN: FOR ATOM, OTHER NEW WEAPONS THURSDAY ©

Accord On Atom Control   Molotov Agrees to U. S. Proposal For Quick Action On International. Check System

Reds Accept U. $. Idea on Atomic Control   Baruch Reaffirms American Policy On Atomic Bomb

Propose Russians Support Am -erican Plan For Control of Atom Bom)

Molotov In Harmony with Atomic Plan   Provides Establishment of International Control of AEnergy, and Other Technical Discoveries

ATOM BOMB CONTROL HAS RUSSIAN 0. K.   Soviet Foreign Minister Accepts Provisions for Early Establishment of International Restraint   SITUATION 1S EASED

*Russia Accepts — U.S. Proposal for Atomic Control:  Close Sunaryikikn   Close Supervision Would Confine Use To Peace Purnosac

Baruch Makes Direct Appeal For U.S. Plan   Addresses Remarks To Soviet Delegate Gromyko At Session Of UN  Commission   Wants Effective Plan Of Control   ‘We Stand Upon Our Basic Principles Even lf We Have To Stand Alone”

Russia Accepts U. $. Proposal + On Atom Contro   Molotov Approves Provision to Ensure “Peaceful Purposes’

Reds Accept Atom Contro Provision   For tLarly Setting Up of International Atomic Control

Russia Okays New U.S. Proposal  bg om te Cuer Peaceful Use of Atomic Energy

Molotov Accepts U. S. Proposal To Control Atom   Agrees to International Contrel, Drap Insistence On Ouflawing of A-Bomb

Molotov OK's US. Plan for  Aiom Control   “it Meets Wishes  Of All of Us,’ He Says Of Peace-Time Uses

Quick Approval “OF U.S. Atomic Plan Called For   Baruch Makes A Direc! Appeal To Russia For Full Support.

Russia Agrees To U.S. Plan Fo: Atomic Control   ;  Earlier Insistence That Atomic. Weapons Be Gutlawed Is Eased; Early Commission Gkay Sought

Strikes Still Unsettled For U.S. industries      MARITIME SETTLEMENT SNUBBED BY UNION GROUP

SHIP STRIKERS REJECT PARLEY   Pittsburgh Power Workers Vote For Local Union.

Hits - “Move of Other Nations for Economic and Diplomatic Action.

HITS PLAN 19 ISOLATE SPAIN   Connally Says Polish Proposal Might Cause Civil Strife

Red Delegate To UN Awaits  Moscow Worc   Visinsky Unprepared To Disclose Russia’s Position On American Arms Proposal

TO ISOLATE FRANCO SPAIN MIGHT LEAD TO. GIVIL STRIFE   Probably Would Involve Other Nations In a New War.   CONTENTION OF U. S.   Views of This Country Set Forth By Sen. Tom Cennallv.

US Frowns — On Measures Against Spain   Connally Rejects Proposals Made by Poland and White Russia Seeking Punitive Action on Franco

Spain Isolation Movement May Lead to Wars   Polish, Russian Measure Draws U. S. Opposition

Connally Opposes  Two Plans for  Handling Spain Isolation Would Lead  To Civil War, American Declares

Civil Strife in Spain Would Follow Diplomatic Isolation, Connally Says

United  Nations Studies Franco   Bloody Civil War Feared By USS. In Report

Snowfall Continues Over Much of State During Day  Colder Temperatures Are Generally Seen for Montana

Snowfall Continues Over Much of State During Day  Colder Temperatures Are ar

-REPORTS $2,080,000 PROFIT ON $600 PRIVATE INIVECTMENT IN) SHIPRIHLDING WARTIME PROFIT

ee  ‘CAR KILLS BABY IN BEDROOM.   Wild Plunge » Into House Also Injures Both the Pareuts.

ROBERT E. HANNEGAN IS ORDERED TO REST   Democrat Chairman, Out of Hospital, to Be Away from Capital Until Jan. 15.

Candidates In Debate .   Carlson and Woodring Answer Questions Before Student Group

Carlson and Woodring lin K-State Debate   Cheers and Jeers Greet Candidates As They Exchanges Verbol Blows

M’KELLAR WINS; VIOLENCE MARKS TENSE ELECTION   Crowd of 500 Surrounds Jail and Exchanges Shots With Officers Barricaded in Building.   ‘GUARD REGIMENT BEING MOBILIZED   At Least 14 Persons Injured— Senator Swept to Victory Over C. I. 0.-Backed Opponent,

‘Crowd of 500 Storms WeMinn County Jail   Gen. Butler Announces Units of State Guard. Are Being Mobilized

Squatters In London Face Test AtLaw   Government Obtains Interim Injunction Against 3 Invasion Vacated By, * Buildings --

_ Court Ousts Squatters   Injuneti ion Issued Against ‘Invasion’

British Ship Leaves Haifa Atter Threat   Warning Telephoned That Ship Carrying Jewish Immigrants  Would Be Blasted

Brilish Ship Sails Despite. Bomb threats   60) More Ils yal Jews. or  Cyprut-Bound Vessel. Croft F.-rlier Sabotaced ©

IBRITISH TRANSPORT SAILS \UNDER THREAT OF BLAST   Landing of Wlegal Refugees Delayed Because of Cyprus Camp Conditions

Ship Skips Port After Blast Note   Had Returned When Jews Ignited Hold

British Troopship Puts To Sea With Jewish Refugees      Will Cruise Mediterran ean Until Camp Situation At Cyprus Permits Landing.

Safer at Sea   British Troopship Puts to Sea With 600 Jews After Warning

SOVIETS REVEAL TRIESTE VIEWS   Tass Dispatch States Por’ Must Go To Yugoslavia To Settle Issue

MINES MAY BE SEIZED BEFORE TRUCE EXPIRE:   No Developments in Strike Expected Today

MINE SEIZURE BY MIDWEEK IS PREDICTED    Only Course Left If Negotiations Are Not Resumed

Predicts ULS. Will By Midweek   Feeling, However, Is Not Shared By All Government Officials: Hope for Other Breaks

Truman Seizure of Mines Hinted   Some Hope Expressed for Resuming Talk

THINK MINES MAY BE SEIZED BY PRESIDENT   No New Developments Expected In Coal Situation For Few Days

Vove Looked lor Before  ‘nd Of Truce   Official Close To Coal Strike Makes Prediction

SEIZURE OF MINES BY TRUMAN HINTED AT CAPITAL TODAY   Other Officials Say Move Not Indicated ‘Immediately’ However ; Accord Needed.   PRESIDENT GOES TO VISIT MISSOURI

Windstorm Sweeps Over North Indiana   4 Hurt; Much Property Wrecked In Two Counties

Ficeonhower Warns Aaainst Isolationism   Dallas Building Trades Workers Get Raise

Remsen Farmer Dies In Hospital *  Joseph Schierholt . Passed Away Fridav

Statesville Shots   Informal Glimzs-s of People In and Arous! Statesville,

U. $. TROOPS TO STAY IN CHINA   Sen. Brewster Says They Should Stay To Block Soviet Influence

Geo. Johnson Asks Reelection As 8th Circuit Solicitor   Returned From Army Service, Athenian Seeks Complete Term

Approval Of Council Granted For LI New Building Projects   Number Of New Dwelling Permits Since VJ-Day Up Te 93; Two Small-Business Places Planned

‘That Franco Is (Llarhoring German Scientists Working On. New War Weapons

Chinese Drive.  OnKalgan Held By. Reds Looms   Reports Airfield, Power. Plant Destroyed Are Discounted

LARGEST CITY   Imminence of LongAwaited Nationalist neve Indicated

VINSON OFFERS BILL TO END DRAFT LAW   Would Offer Special Inducements to Increase Enlistments

TESTS SHOW C€ CANCER FARLY   Soviet Scientist Get« Results by Weak Ultra-Violet Waves.

War Oriminal Defies Court Challenges Authority xo Try Defendants

Denial Is Made Jap Surrender Unconditional   Defense Counsel For War Criminals Issues Challenge

Japs Now Say Had Strings On Surrender Plea   4 DEFENSE COUNSEL HAS NEW PLEA FOR TRIALS

AUTHORITY OF COURT CHALLENGED BY JAPS   Defense Claims Surrender Wasn't Unconditional

JAP CHALLENGES ALLIED CHARGES   Nipponese Counsel Asserts Surrender Was Not Unconditional

RADIO WIRES ARE CLIPPED  Nation-Wide Broadcast By Green Halted Af Asheville

Indians In State Lose Opportunity   Too Late For Those Refused Registration To Take Mandamus Action

OPA Sets lowa Cattle Ceilings  Two Groups Formed for Slaughterers

ACT TO AVERT CAS SHORTAGE   Gov. Martin Takes Action To Get Coal for Gas  Manufacturers

Hoover Reports On Pledge Of Aid By Latin-America In Famine Fight

New International Agency Takes Over Famine Fight; Hoover Gets More Latin-American Help

New World Agency Take:  Over Famine   Latin America Will Help, Hoover Says Following Food Tour

New Agency To Handle World Food   Encouraging Report On Situation Given by Hoover

LATIN AMERICA HELPS GREATLY IN FOOD BATTLE   Hoover Reports Aid To Tor Estimates; New World Agency Takes Over

World Famine Fight Joined By New Agency   Latin-America Will Give Help Hoover Reports

HOOVER REPORT ON LATIN-AMERICAN ATID ENCOURAGING  NEW. FAMINE AGENCY TAKES OVER

Important Help in World Famine War Is Pledged Hoover   Reports Latin American Countries Will Hike Their Provisions

Hoover To Report To President   Latin-America To Boost Assistance

New Agency Takes Up Famine Fight   Hoover Says Americas Will Provide Big Food Supply

New Agency Taking Over Famine Fight   Former President Hoover Reports _Latin-American Aid Coming

NEW AID PLEDGED N JFAMINE FIGHT   International Agency Formed To Administer Program

TO UNIONS SOUNDE! NEON PEACE PLAI   NEW AGENCY TO FIGHT FAMINE)   Lati n-American Countries To Boost Shares

HIGH TRIBUNAL OPENS JANUARY SESSION TODAY   Appeal To Abolish Two Percent Sales Tax Holds Interest

LL. HGH COURT BACK IN SESSION   Rep. Monroe’s Fight Against Sales Tax Among Cases Awaiting Ruling

Miss America Features Chain Snapped On Ears, Adaptable for Wife-Leadine

Roxas Takes  Over Office   New Philippine President Assumes. Duties Under Heavy Guard.

MANUEL ROXAS TAKES OFFICE   Guns Ring Platform Against Report of Piot Against Life

NATURAL GAS FLOWS IN BIG INCH PIPE LINE   Termed Only Drop In Bucket In Aid To Fuel Crisis

PAULEY GIVES REPORT OF KOREA VISH   Rumors Removal  Of Equipment Are Unfounded

Resignation of Supreme Court Head Expected   Royalists, Republicans Still Rioting

Deposed King Humbert Boards Plane For Portugal During Day   SEEK TO AVOID NEW OUTBREAKS  a l,l a

King Flees To Exile in Portugal As Pope Pleads To Avert Civil War

Humbert Quits Italy By Plane For Portugal   King Bows to Ballot That Ends 900-Year House of Savoy Rule

SOLONS TO GET SPECIAL MEET?   Kerr Hints He May Call Legislature into Session on Funds

No Special Session Is Likely Now   But Kerr Might Call One Later; Points Way Out On Housing at State Colleges

¢.0.P. NAMES R. H. BERGESON   Wins Secretary of State Contest At Convention Friday

Bergeson Wins Nomination For  Sec. Of State   Iowa Republican Platform Includes A Vets Bonus Plank.

Nation Marks Anniversary of  War Il Victory   U. S. Has Reached Full Employment, Steelman Reports

PATTERSON ON WAY TO TOKYO   Secretary Of War Leaves Henolulu On Fiving Trip Of Occupation Areas

SECRETARY OF WAR SAYS THERE WAS NO REASON FOR CONSULTATION. ON -POLICY

Patterson on Way To Visit in Tokyo   War Secretary Claims MacArthur To Keep Job

Fresh Violence Breaks Out In Studio Strike   Driverless Bus Set Aflame And Rolled Into Los Angeles’ Beverly Boulevard

Army Court Trials Held ‘Unbalanced’  Bar Committee Submits Report

A Year Has Made a Big Difference in Reims Where Nazis Surrendered

Nazi Regime Surrendered To Allies Year Ago Today   Observance Of First Anniversary In Reims, Where Peace Document Was Signed, Is Quiet; Little School House Becomes French Shrine

First Anniversary Of Surrender Of Germans Is Being Quietly Observed   No Celebration Planned But Curious Crowds Inspect “Little Red Schoolhouse” Where Jodl Signed Document

Reims Marks Anniversary  Of War’s End   Too Few Soldiers To Stage Parade

First Anniversary of Nazi Surrender ‘Observed Quietly in Historic Reims

Gen. Jodl Scratched Name On Paper To End European War Just Year Ago Today

First Anniversary of End of World War II Observed Quietly in Reims

 First Anniversary of German Surrender Observed Quietly at Reims

In Reims Where Year Ago Signed German Surrender, Not Enough Troops to Parade

City Of Surrender Observes First Anniversary Of War's End Quietly

War Ended Year: Ago Today   Nazi Germany Signed Surrender Documents In “R&I Schoolhouse” At Reinis, May 7, 1945

Too Few Troops in Reims To Hold Parade . ..  Historic City Observes First Anniversary of VE-Day

Reims Observes Anniversary     meant ements mnt  Surrender Date Passes as City Is Bare of Soldiery

One Year Ago Today....  Reims Observes First Anniversary Of Nazis’ Surrender In Quiet Way

League Meets In Last Rites   Argentina Delegates Walk Qint After Rallating

Argentinians Quit League's Opening Mee!      Delegation Walks Out Because Country Failed to Get Post

ArgentineGroup Walks Out of  League Meeting   Acts After Repulse; League of Nations Holding Final Parley

Argentina Fails  at Geneva Meet Delegates Walk Out of League Session

Grade Schools “Expenditure $107 “Per Pupil a Year   @ Some Corona Costs Are . Above, Others Below State Average

00 Killed and 220 Injured; Interim Group Swornin   Moslems and Hindus Clash; Situation in New Delhi Is Tense

OL) DEAD: 220 RURI IN BOMBAY RIGIS: CURFEW 18 CALLED   Moslems and Mindus in City Battles; More than 500 Arrested by Police; Open Fire.   NEW GOVERNMENT FORMED AT DELHI

300 ARRESTED IN BATTLE BY INDIAN POLICE   Neighboring Cities Patrolled By Troops

New Violence Flares in India   Riot-Ravaged Bombay Counts Sixty Dead; Curfew is Invoked

Moslem-Hindu Riot Toll Grows   Fighting on Streets In Bombay Takes Lives of 52 Persons

Moslems Fight Congress Rule   (24-Hour Curfew Imposed as 220 Seriously Injured When New Government Takes Over

Bombay Riot Toll Rises  To New High   132 Known Dead, 484 Injured In Street Fighting

Curfew Imposed In India   Police Open Fire On Crowds; Troops Are Alerted

TOLL FOR BOMBAY RIOTS INCREASES   132 Dead and 484 Hurt in Fighting Occurring in India.

President Not Conferring On  Soft Coal Strike   Negotiations With Lewis Are Being Conducted By Interior Secretary Krug

STEEL STRIKE 1S UNCHANGED   ESTIMATE COST TO BUSINESS AND WORKERS WAS 100 MILLION DOLLARS IN PAST WEEK

Got No Part of $25,000 ‘Gift’, Bilbo Asserts   Witness at Hearing I Knocked Down By Ex-Rep. Collins   Boy F riend’s Bad Luck at Dice Ends Woman’s $11,000 Spree

Fled After Accident.   Bad Luck Rolling ‘Dem Bones’ Ends Spree for Charwoman

GOP CRITICIZES TRUMAN OKAY OF WALLACE SPEECH   ACCUSE PRESIDENT OF UNDERMINING SECRETARY BYRNES

Controversy Over Wallace’s Speech To Bring Statement From Truman

CONGRESS GETS BUDGET FOR U.S. CORPORATIONS   Truman Reiterates Plea for Veteran Housing Subsidies

Army Planning Activation of Reserve Corps   Starts This Summer ‘As Third: Step:For Post-War Forces

To Build Reserve   To Begin Activation Of Organized Units For Post-War Army

WILL ORGANIZE RESERVE CORPS   Details Of Third Step In Creation Of Post-War Army Revealed.

Reserve Corps To Be Activated   Act Will Be Step In Creation Of Post-War Army.

Tried Five Times i To Get Married   Okishoma Vet and English Fiancee Finally Wed in Kansns City

PRICES HOLD TO UPWARD SPIRAL   Swift Climbs Continue After OPA’s Death—Wide Gap In Cost Ideas

Restriction Of Veto Use Touchy Issue  ~ Push Completion Of Peace Treaties

MAJOR PROGRESS MADE 10 BREAK TRIESTEDEADLOCK   Ministers Headed For Trouble On . Veto Use At U. N.

More Trouble Ahead  Red Concessions Break Ministers Trieste Deadlock

Red Concessions Spur Progress On Trieste Pact   Molotov Also Agrees To Consider Veto Curb Proposals But Approval Dubious

TROUBLE AHEAD, HOWEVER, OVER CURBS ON VETO   Russia Gives In On Trieste Control Snarl, But Flatly Disapproves Any Voluntary Restrictions On Use Of  eto.

Outlook Brightens For Speedy End of Trieste Squabble   Russians Consent to UN Governor For Trouble Snot of Furone

NDEADLOCK ON RIESTE SEEN   yssian C 0 neessions On Kontrol Of Port Point To ~ Future Progress

Russia Agrees On Trieste   That Deadlock Broken, But Russia Opposes Any Change In Veto System

Major Powers Make Progress Toward Accorc On Port Issue   U. N. Veto Problem Remains Sore Spot; Gromyko Speaks Up

Big 4 Report Progress on  Trieste Issue But Outlook is Dim  Far Snviet Anqreemen

Concessions By Molotov Spur Talks   Expect Peace Agreement On Trieste Soon

TRIESTE PEACE HOPE BRIGHTER VETO UP IN AIR   Russian Concessions Spur Port Treaty: Reds Seen Cool On Other Issue

Foreign Ministers Score Progress on Treaty Deadlock   Trieste Likely Will Be Placed Under Governor With Strong Powers

Ease on Trieste; Veto Cloud Holds    Molotov Agrees Free Territory Should Be Under UN Governor   VETO MOVES BLOCKED   Russians Will Oppose Any

Governorship Of Trieste Port Settled   Molotov Yiclds To Strong Rule— Veto Discussion Sct

Concessions by Soviet; Veto is Now Main Issue   Molotey Yields to U.S.-British Insistance Territory be Under U.N. Governor

Treaties Unity Near   Long Trieste Deadlock Breaking As Russians Concede Points, But  Veto Crisis Still Holds

Russ Concessions Spur Treaty Work   Voluntary Veto Restrictions May Bring Envoys New Trouble

PROSPECT FOR PEACE TREATY ACCORD SEEN   Great Power Foreign Ministers Score Progress in Breaking Deadlock Over Issue   MAIN DEVELOPMENTS

UN Deadlock Over Trieste Nearing End   Russia Not Yet Ready to Yield on Use of Veto

Russia Yields To U.S.. British *Insistence That Free Trieste’ Cannot Have Self-Government:   UN Given Powerful Au6 thority to Keep City Independent.”

Big Five Near Settlement Of ‘Trieste Issue   PROGRESS IS REPORTED - BY FOREIGN MINISTERS

Foreign Envoys Making  Progress   Control Of Trieste Is Main Barrier For Ministers

Russia Concedes To Trieste Plan  As Proposed By U. S. And Britain

Make Progress On Trieste Pact   Ministers Evidently Headed for Trouble On Veto Restriction

Molotov Yields In Dispute Over Governing Area   Veto Disagreement Continues as Russia Fights Any Changes

GAINS MADE IN SETTLING TRIESTE ROW   Big Four Foreign Ministers Will Meet Again Tomorrow, Hopeful of Breaking Deadlock Over Port’s Status.

IG FOUR MINISTERS NEARING SETTLEMENT OF TRIESTE PROBLEM  TROUBLE SEEN AHEAD  ON VETO ISSUES AS REDS OPPOSE CHANCE

Molotov Finally Yields To Anglo-American Plan For Control Of Trieste

Concessions By Russians  End Deadloek   Agreement Reached ‘On Trieste Control. But Trouble Looms In Veto Controversy

Trieste Pact Believed Near   Ministers Advance As Soviets Concede

Ministers Step Nearer Break In Trieste Deadlock   Russian Concessions Spur Major Progress But Veto Trouble Seen

Scout Court of Honor To Be Held This Friday Night   Members Lions Clul To Make Short Addresses.

[Special Session: Acts Swiftly on: Part of Program   Emergency Boost o! State Salaries Is -Stickler, However

MILES LEVELS ATTACK AT GOP   State Democratic Meeting Keynoted by Allen

Miles Hits 'Foggy' Operations of G. O. P.  Loe ee gm asthaut Sorely Needed Improvements Since 1938"

Say Jap Officer Ordered Deaths   Witnesses Tell of Killing _ Of Chicago Marine and California Private

Jap Lieutenant  Decreed Death   Marine Corporal Was Troublemaker In POW Camp, Interpreter Says

DEATH OF TWO YANKS LAID TO JAP OFFICIAL   Bayoneting At Omuta Camp Related By Interpreter

Details Given Of Cruelties To Americans   Marine Corporal Tortured To Death, Alleged To Be “Trouble Maker’

Interpreter Declares General Yuri Let a U. 3. Marine Corporal Perish Through Starvation and Torture.

‘Testimony [s Given Against Camp “pe ader   Decreed Marine Should Die. He Was  Starved. Tortured

FINGER PUT ON JAP TORTURER   Prison Camp Commandant Is Classed As “Tyrant”

Black Market Tax Repealer Is Still Alive   Unfavorable Senate Committee Report Overridden by Supporters; Consideration Set Next Week

Made Pre-Dated Authorities For Sales of Surplus   Former Government: Employee Says WAA Superiors Ordered It

SURPLUS SALES DEALS ARE “BACK-DATED”   Stenographer Gives Details Leading to Federal “Higherups”’

Surplus Property Sale Back-Dated  Committee Hears Stenoarapher Testify

Stenographer Tells Body She Pre-Dated ‘Authority’ For Sale Of Surplus Goods

WAS ORDERED  TO BACKDATE: MEMORANDUM   Radio Trucks Sell For $3,000  Relow Normal ~™

WAR GOODS ROUTED. TO FRIENDS, HOUSE COMMITTEE HEARS   Arrangement Was “Made for Firm to’ Purchase Surplus War Materia]

Ask Approval Of Strike Bill   President Determined To Obtain Passage Labor Legislation.

EMERGENCY LABOR LEGISLATION IS IN THE MUST COLUMN   President Truman Is Deter mined to Obtain Its Vassape,   TALKED WITH ELLENDER   Said He Assured ‘Truman of His Own Support for Dratt. Strikers.

President : Yetermined — To Obtain “assage Of Emergency Labor Law

DRAFT-STRIKE MEASURE DUE FOR QUICK VOTE   Case Bill Up For House Ac: tion As Senate Readies Vote On Truman Bill

Truman Said To Demand Passage Of His Program   Poll Of Senators Reveals Opposition Strong To Measure

TENSION FELT IN GOAL FIELDS   Expects Miners to Stay Away From Pits

BULLET CLOSES TRAGIC CAREER   Pianist Jose Iturbi’s Daughter Takes Own Life

Revolver Wound Ends Strife-Ridden Life of Daughter of Jose {turbi

MARIA ITURBI ENDS OWN LIFE   Daughter Of Famous Movie Pianist Found Shot To Death

Maria Iturbi Hero Succumbs   “Clear Case of Suicide” Detective Says of Star’s Daughter’s Death

"T11 Be Home For Christmas—”  Sveetwater Vet Will Return For First Time In 5 Years

Parisian Doctor  Is On Trial For Multiple Murders   Petiot Accused Of Slavine 63

Physician Charged With Lering Victims te Home — On Premise of Help tn Escaping Nazis

TRY FRENCHMAN FOR 63 MURDERS   PARIS COURT OPENS TRIAL IN SLAYING OF REFUGEES

heavy Damage Sustained: Loss Estimated High   Noon-Day Blaze. Spreads Rapidly

WELLS’ ATTACK ON ROYALTY _ TERMED ‘SILLY’ BY MOSLEY   PRE-WAR FASCIST LEADER IN BRITAIN SAYS ARTICLE IN SOCIALDST MAGAZINE IS “FANTASTIC NONSENSE”

OPEN CLOTHING DRIVE MONDAY   One Garment, One Can of Food From Every Person is Goal

Supplies Sought For War Victims   Monday Marks Start Of Loca! Collection

LETS ROAD CONTRACTS      Highway Commission Construction  Is Mostly tn Tela

GOVERNOR ASKS VETS TODEVISE BONUS PLAN   Seeks Means Of Meeting Huge Cost Of Bonus

Governor Asks Vets Recommend Taxes For Bonu:   Opposes Long Term Bond Issues—Estimates Bonus Cost At $300,000,000

Navy Officer Predicted Jap Attack Months Before Pearl Harbor Blow Struck

Search Same Day As Pearl Harbor Attack Revealed   Secret Report Made By Knox to Roosevelt Given House Committes

Navy Patrols Scouted — ‘In Wrong Direction On Day of Harbor Attack

Wrong-Way Hunt for  Japs Bared   Officer Forecast Sneak Attack, Inquiry Reveals

Navy Patrolled Wrong Direction Dec. 7, “41   Pear] Harbor Probers Also Hear That Naval Officer Predicted The Surprise Blow In Detail Months Before It Occurred

Navy Hunted Nip Force Day of Attack, But in Wrona Area, Says Knox Report   Eynected Attack

PROBERS HEAR NAVY PATROLS WRONG ROUTE   Naval Man Predicts Surprise Blow In Advance

Navy Scouted © For Jap Ships On Dee. 7. 194]   But Patrols Worked In Wrong Direction, Probe Group Is Told

Long-Secret Report By Knox Heard   Reveals Navy Scouted For Jap Attackers On Dec. ‘7, But.In the Wrong Direction

Pearl Harbor Probers Hear Raid Was Predicted Months Before to Navv

You'll Like It!      Navy Hunted For Jap Fleet But In “Wrong Direction’

Navy Sought Jap Planes in  Wrong Area   Committee Also Told Pearl Harbor Attack Predicted in Detail Months in Advance

NAVY SCOUTED FOR JAPS BUT TNVIRONG WAY   PEARL HARBOR QUIZ GETS REPORT BY KNOX

Officer Says 194] Raid Was Forecast!   Secret Report From Knox To FDR Tells  Of Recancicean~a

Navy Scouted Dec. 7, 1941, In Wrong Way   Pearl Harbor Probers Told Planes Were Out Day of Attack

WRONG DIRECTION TAKEN BY PLANES AT PEARL HARBOR   Investigators Learn for First Time There Was U. S. Air Reconnaissance Day Japs Struck.   SURVIVING WARSHIPS SET OUT IN PURSUIT   But Like Fliers They Moved Southward as Nipponese Task Force Filed to the North.

Also Told Naval Mar Predicted Sneak At. _taek Months Before  “It. Actually” Took  Disaa i ee

POSTOFFICE ABUSES DRAW ARMY THREAT   Soldiers in France Reported Receiving as Many as 500 Cartons of Cigarettes a Day.

RAGEN’S DEATH CAUSE CHECKED   Mercury Poison Hinted In Case of Chicago Gang Gun Victim

BANK TELLERS CATCH ROBBEt   Oklahoma City Bandit Is Captured With $38,000 Loot

CKLAHOMA CITY BANK 1S ROBBED: BANDIT CAPTURES   Two Tellers, Both Ex-Seryicemen, Run Down Gunman and Recover $38,460 in Loot.   HOLDUP IN HEART OF BUSINESS DISTRICT   Rock Hurled by Witness to Chase Knocks Pistol From Hand of Fleeing Robber.

World’s Most Brazen Black Market—In Brussels— Offers Everything From Scanties to Armv Uniforw

Brussel’s Brazen Black Market—  Othman Sees Rue des Radis   You Can Buy Mos! Anything, for A Price

— OTHMAN —  Blackest Market: Radish St.   Buy Anything For a Price. In Brussels

Sfate’s Broomcorn Crop Down in 1945  - Almost 50 Per Cent Below 1944, Weather Blamed

Federal Charge Aaainst Moran   Former Chicago Gang Chief Convicted of Ohie Robbery

Former Gangster’s ‘Reformation’ Plea —— [s Not Convincing    Ohio Jury Convicts Moran and Two Pals of Tavern Robbery

Convinced Neither Nations Nor Armies Seek Another War   Russian Leader States Views in Reply to Queries

Present Fear of War, He States, is Caused by Certain Political Groups  Who by Their Propaganda Sow Seeds of Discord and € ‘ause Lack of Confidence

Russian Chief Would Expose Warmongers   Certain Political Groups Blamed In Creating OF Fear

DISCOUNTS IDEA OF WAR   Declares That Neither Nations Nor Armies Are Striving for a New Conflict—Has Confidence in I_N.O.

Blames Political Groups For New War Propaganda   K KK WK Ww Congressmen Hail Statements With Hope

Stalin Affirms Belief fn UNO for Preserving   International Security

States, In Reply To A.P. Questions He Feels No One Seeking Another War

No One Wants Another War,  Leader Asserts   Answers Three Questions. Put To Him By The. Associated Press

Present Fear of War Caused by Political Groups Who Spread Propaganda for War

WAR NOT SOUGHT BY NATIONS OR ARMIES, SOVIET CHIEF SAYS.  _ PROPAGANDA BLAMED IN CURRENT FEAR OF THIRD  MAJOR WORLD CONFLICT

Russian Leader Blames Propaganda Groups For Current War Hysteria; Says He Is Convinced That No Nation Is Seeking War

Stalin In Interview Says United Naticns Is Serious Instrument For Peace

The Russian Prime Minister Today Affirmed His -Confidence In United Nations Organization: 3   AN INSTRUMENT FUR PRESERVING PEACE   The Russian Leader’s Assertion Came In Written Reply to Questions Put to Him By Associated Press.

STALIN TELLS ‘AP NO NATION ~ SEEKING WAR   In Exclusive Interview To day, Premier Lauds UNO As Peace Hope

WAR FEAR DUE T0 ‘PROPAGANDA   Writes AP Man Nations Nor -Armies Want War

UNO Faith Affirmed By Stalin   Neither Nations Nor Armics Seeking War, Says Russian Premier

Some Groups Sow Seeds Of Discord   Holds UNO Serious Instrument to Prevent Peace and Security

Russian Leader Blames World  CO nwtain Dalia a.l rOGats un Certain ru itiCar  ; Groups Spreading Propaganda

‘Neither Nations, Nor Their Armies Seeking New War’   Red Leader Says Fear of War Spread By Propaganda Groups

Tells AP He’s Convinced Neither the Nations Nor Their Armies Striving for New War But Want Peace; Praises UN and Its Principles of Preservation of Equal Rights

Stalin Backs UNO:      Russian Chief Tells  The AP Nations. Must  Work Together to Hold Back the Warmongers

Russian Leader Gives Views on Keeping Peace   Hroadcast Answers to Associated Press Questions as Iran Issue Near Showdown

Russian Chief WouldExpose Warmongers  Certain Political  Groups Blamed In Cecantinn OC6 Eoae

SAYS NATIONS ARE OPPOSED TO NEW WAR   Prime Minister Answers Questions Of A. P.   POLITICAL GROUPS   Blamed For Present Fear Of War: Principle Of Equality Praised

Nations, Armies  Not Seeking War   United Nations Organization Seen as Instrument for Peace

Every Nation Wants Peace Says Stalin   Tells Correspondent No Nation Striving for a New War

Instrument for Keeping Peace And Security  Convinced Nations Don’t Want War

Regarded As Instrument To Save Peace   Convinced War Not Sought By Nations or Armies

STALIN DENIES WARLIKE AIMS   Blames Political Groups for Present Fear of Conflict

HITS POLITICAL GROUP TRYING TO START WAR   Tells AP Reporter in Moscow He Is Confident UNO Can Keep Peace.

RUSSIAN LEADER ELVES HATING “HOT SEEKING WAR   Would Organize World Public Opinion to Assure Security .

‘Nations Desire Peace, Soviet Chieftain Avers   United Nations Group Is Characterized as ‘Valuable Instrument’

REAFFIRMS HIS CONFIDENCE IN POWER OF UNO   ‘Neither Nations Nor Armies’ Seeking War, Says Russ Chief

World Wants No More War, He Says   Russian Chief Favors Campaign to Defeat Propaganda

Answers Queries Handed To Him   Army And Nations Wanting Peace;  Text Given

Voices Faith In UNO As Peace Body   Propaganda By Political Groups Blamed For Present Fear Of War.

Says Forces And Nations Are Seeking Single Goal   Unrest Blame Given  To Political Order

Soviet Chief Lauds Aims Of the UNO   He Declares Armies Likewise Are Opposed to Conflict in Interview with Eddy Gilmore, Associated Press Writer — Stresses Equal Rights in World Organization for Peace.

‘Political Groups’ Blamed By Russian Leader For Talk Of War, Discord

Nations Strive For Guarantee of Peace - Stalin   Soviet Leader Affirms Faith in UNO; Hits at Propagandists

UNO Gains  Support Of  Soviet Chief War Talk Blamec On Propagandists

He is Convinced No Other Nation ls Seeking War   Soviet Head Attaches ‘Great Importance To Organization, AP Told

Asserts Groups Sowing Seeds Of Discord   Attributes Great Significance To United Nations

ALL STRIVING TO ACHIEVE PEACE SAYS RED CHIEF   Russian Leader Gives Interview To Associated Press: Blames  Special Groups For Fear Of War.

Russian. Leader . Is Convinced UNO. Will  Preserve Peace      ANSWERS RS QUERY  Replies To To Questions Asked By Associated  Bac Bend ac:

BACKS UNO AS INSTRUMENT OF FUTURE PEACE   Says Fear of War Is Caused by Actions of Certain Political Groups

Tells AP Reporter Armies Are Seeking ‘Peace Guarantee’   Russian Leader Blames Political Groups For Propaganda of Another Conflict; Believes in UNO

Propaganda Blamed for War Scare   Soviet Leader Stresses Faith In UNO Peineinias

FEAR OF WAR DISCOUNTED BY RED CHIEF   Political Groups Who Oc. cupy Selves With Propaganda Sowing Seeds at Diceard   ‘AUDED BY RAYBURN

Soviet Leader Affirms Faith In UNO Power   Says Peace Is World Desire, Guarantees  Being Sought

Red Chief Sure Neither Nations Nor Armies Striving for Fight; Confidence in UNO Setup Voiced

‘Want Peace,’ He Tells AP News Man   Present Fear Of Conflict Blamed On Political Groups Sowing Discord

Prime Minister Presents Written Reply To Questions Submitted To Him By AP Reporter; Declares Selfish Political Cliques Voice Propaganda About Third War

Says Nations, Nor Armies,  Seeking War      Gives Written Reply To Three Questions Asked By  Associated Press.   DATED MARCH 22ND

Doesn't Believe Nations Seeking Another War   Praises UNO As Instrument For Preserving Peace And Security Of The World

Affirms His Faith in UNO As Key to Preserving Peace   Russian Leader Answers Questions Put to Him by the Associated Press

Says He Is Convinced Neither Nations Ner Armies Are Striving for Any New War.   LAUDS UNO EFFORTS AS PEACE INSTRUMENT

Present Fears Of Confl Caused By Political — Group, He Says #      Thinks Principles Of Equality Vital   Premier Calls For Suppres sion Of Warmongers Without Loss Of Time

Neither Nations Nor Armies Seek War, Says Stalin   Affirms His Confidence In United Nations Body

Preparing For  A-Bomb Tests   Pilots Train In New Mexico For Coming Atomic Bomb Test In Pacific

Mackensie’s Column  Bold Move Needed By Britain: If India Situation Is To Be Saved

Freedom For Indials At  ‘Crossroads   Now Looking to Eng: land to Pall Out of “Hat Some Proposal Which Will Overcoince Difficulties That  _ Block Way to Independence .

Heavy Rains In Two Areas   Akh 2 WY SALUC  Half of Sebeka Flooded; Rain and  Hail Causes Damage

Controv ersy ection Over Merit System   Some Fear It May Destroy Patronage  Of Both Parties

Politicians Fear System Would Put End to Patronage Used by Both Parties in Handing Out State Jobs—Measure Has Been Passed by House and Now Awaits Action in Senate, Where It May Run Into Trouble.

Senators Shape  Kill-OPA Drive  Ai Earlier Date Tali Starts Movement to  Suspead Agency April 1; Thamarrat ‘Rdwiic’ Mictake

DRIVE TO KILL OPA IS TALKED   Senators Ponder Next April 1 as Execution Date

Plan to Kill OPA Ahead Of Schedule   Drive Reported’ Shaping Up With Members of Both Parties Taking Par

MOVE IS BROUGHT INTO PUBLIC VIEW BY SENATOR TAFT   FAVORED BY SOME MEMBERS OF BOTH POLITICAL PARTIES

Drive Seeks To Kill: OPA By April 1   Gwen «2  Fatt Discloses — Fiffort Shaping Up To Abolish Agency.

Plan Drive To Kill Off OPA   Move Among Senators Would End OPA Three Months Ahead of Next June

Drive Shapes Up Among Senators to  Kill OPA Before Scheduled Date

New Fight  Against OPA   Senator Taft Predicts Congress Will Kill Agency By April:l

Drive. Seeks To KilOPA  tr  By April 1         Tatt © Disctoses Effort -: Shaping Up To Abolish .. Agency.

SENATORS PLAN TO SMASH OPA    Solons Would Kill Measure 3 Months Ahead of June 30 Death Date

Drive Reported Among Senators To Kill Off OPA   Death Scheduled By April 1, Three Months Ahead Of Schedule

Drive To Kill Off OPA Discussed   Proposal Brought Into Open By Taft

Senator Taff Brings Fighf Info The Open   Successful Drive With Opening Of  Foss eer ee  . ae

SENATORS SHAPING CAMPAIGN TO: END OPA BY APRIL 1ST   Would Kill  Controls Thre -- Months head. of Schedule ;. Taft to'Lead Fight

Proposal Would Liquidate Agency [Next April 1   Would Transfer Rent Control To National Housing Administration

Drive to Kill . OPA Next April Taking Shape   Senators of Both. Parties Back Plan for Early Action’

Senators Drive to Kill Off OPA Ahead of Scheduled Time   Taft Brings Move Out in Open in Speech in Ohio Convention

Body 's Held Dispensable After Anril 1   Republican, Democrat Factions Agree Agency Should Finish

DRIVE TO KILL OPA BEFORE EXPIRATION DATE 15 REVEALED  _ SENATORS PLAN END OF  PRICE CONTROLS; TAFT  MAKES PROCRAM PUBLI

att Leads Drive To Kill Opa.   Congress Expected To Act After Recess

enators Begin Program To End PA Next April   Taft Reveals Pans*-At Speech Before Ohio COP Convention

Senators Drive To Kill Off OPA Three ‘Months Ahead Of June 30 Death Date

SENATORS LAY PLANS TO-ABOLISH OPA BY APRIL 1-: WOULD CONTINUE RENT CONTROL

Says OPA Is Stifling Production   Governor Green of Illinois ‘Delivers Address at. Des Moines Today

SETTLEMENT OF STEEL WAGE MA) END LABOR WAR   Neither Labor Nor Management Want More Strikes

Boykin And Simpson Invade North Alabama   Candidates For Senate Speak On Trade Day Program Simpson Attacks Congress; Boykin Lashes At British Loan; Sparkman Called To Washington

Mills Closing, Sending Home Steel Workers   Preparations Made For Walkout Due Sunday Midnight

9 JAPS 10 HANG, 12 FACE PRISON FOR CREMATION   Will Pay For Their Part In Slaying Of 3 American Airmen At Hankow

JAPS GUILTY OF CREMATING YANK AIRMEN   United States Military Tribunal Decrees Death By Hanging for Five Nip Army Officials

TWELVE OTHERS  SENT TO PRISON;  CIVILIAN FREED JAP MILITARY MEN  GUILTY IN DEATHS OF 3 AMERICANS

JAPS SENTENCED FOR CREMATION   Five To Hang In Deaths 01 3 American Airmen

Five Japs Given Death in Slaying Of B-29 Pilots   Twelve Drow Prison Terms For Crimes

9 Japanese Oil Man Says Are Given the He Was Told Death Penalty Of Smear Move

Five Japs To Die for Killing U.S. Airmen   Twelve Sentenced to Prison. For Slaying Three B-29 Crewmen

17 JAPS TO PAY FOR DEATHS OF 3 YANK AIRMEN   Five of Group to Die on Gal . lews While Other 12 Go to Prison. for Strangling-Cremation of B-29 Fliers

17 Japanese Military Men Are Sentenced  Five to Gallows, 12 to Prison;

SENTENCE FIVE JAPS TO HANG FOR KILLING B-29 FLIERS   12 Others Given Prison Terms And One Acquitted In Hankow Atrocities

Five Jape Will. E48 tor Sirangu: lation; . Cremation of  Yank Heroes

Five J aps Get Death Penalty  For Atrocities   Will Hang For Strangulation And Cremation Of Three U. S. Fliers

Five Slayers U. S. Fliers to Die on Gallows   12 Others Sentenced To Prison for Killing Three American B-29 Crewmen at Hankow  Re RITRBARTAR MAZSAACH

Five Japs Will Be Hanged For Killing Airmer   12 Others Sentenced To Prison Terms For  Part In Deaths

17 Japanese Sentenced In Yanks’ Deaths   5 Are Sent To Gallows For Executions

Five Japanese  Face Gallows   Twelve Others Given Prison Terms, for Strerigulation of Three American Fliers

>, —WAR CRIMINALS PUNISHED—  17  Japs. Sentencoa ti Deaths Of 3 Americans   Fi ive To! Die On:Gallows While 12 Are Given: Prison: ‘Terms; One Is Acquitted

Five to Gallows, 12 to Prison for Strangulation of American Fliers

SENTENCE 17 JAPS FOR DEATH OF 3 GIFLIERS   Five Nips to Die on Gallows, Others Get Prison . Terms

Five Japs To Hang for Part In Executions   Dozen Others to Prison For Strangulation, Cremation Of Three Yank Fliers

SENTENCE FIVE JAPS TO HANG   12 Others Sent to Prison For Murder of Captured Yank Airmen

Five Japs To Be Hung For Flier Deaths   12 Get Prison Terms As Trial Commission Gives Out Sentences

FIVE TO DIE ON GALLOWS: 12 ARE JAILED   ‘Life Sentence ‘Ts Meted Out To Jap Hankow  Commander

VOTE BEATING CHARGE MADE      GULFPORT POLICEMAN ORDERED TO TESTIFY BEFORE BILBO PROBE GROUP

MANAGEMENT, LABOR ARMISTICE 15 URGED AS CONTROL DROPPED  PRESIDENT ADVOCATES PEACE AFTER FREEING ALMOST ALL ECONOMY      COAL DISPUTE DOMINATES LABOR SCENE

Curbs On Pay Are Absent as Parleys Begin  Nationwide Strike Of Coal Miners

U. S. Facing Coal Strike   Lewis May Call Out Soft Coal Miners; Wage And Price Curbs Off

AMARILLO HOG MARKET RPEFAKS   Motorists Facing Critical — Battery Shortaae This Winter

Nurse Shortage _ Hampers Effort To Curb Polic   Epidemic Areas Brcadcast Pleas for Volunteers;  Outbreaks Spread

OUTBREAK OF POLIO   ‘Hard- Hit Cities Face Shortage of Nurses, Hospitals

Potio Epidemic Grows Worse All Over United States   “Shortage of Doctors - Adds to Confusion dn Some Areas

Nurses Ur ved ToVolunteer  In Poho War   They Are Needed Desperately In Areas Where Disease Is Epidemic

Polio Outbreak Near Epidemic Stage In U.S.   Acute Shortage Of Nurses In Mid-West Adds To Danger; Minnesota Counts Sixty-Six Dead

NURSE SHORTAGE IN MANY AREAS   Speclal Radlo Brondenst in Chicago Urges Nurses to Volunteer for Pollo Duty — Epidemic Most Seriotis in Minneapolis,

Outbreak of Polio Nears Epidemic Stage  Hardest Hit Areas Report Shartace of Nurses. Mosaitaic

12 More State Polio Cases Reported Bringing Total to 68   Nation Mobilizes to Fight Epidemic

— BLUE PRINT FOR. PEACE —  UN Scientists : Call for World A-Bomb Contro

SCIENTISTS SAY POLITICOS MUST OUTLAW A-BOMB   Sensational Report Released By UN Atomic Energy Group

Report Confirms Technical Controi   Commission of 12 Nations Unanimous in Urging Free Exchanoe of Data

Decide Bomh Control Job is Political   UN Scientists Agree On Danger Unless Weapon Outlawed

WORLD CONTROL OF ATOM URGED   UN Scientists Give Plan for Future

12 Nations Scientists File Report   World Control Declared Possible but Strictly Up to Politicians.   Next Three Stages.

World Control Over Atom Is Found Possible   Outlawing Atomic Warfare Up Ta” World’s Politicians Say Scientists.

ATOMIC. REPORT ~ LEAVES CONTROL TO POLITICIANS   Scientists of 12 Nations in . UN Urge Research Be Freely Exchanged   POINT TO ORE DEPOSITS   Strict Regulation of Mines Offers Best Safequard, They Believe

scientists of 12 Nation: Decide Atomic Contro Is Job for Politicians

World Politics Should Control Atom, UN Hears   Scientists Declare Task of QOuilawing Atomic War Is Political

Scientists Say A-Bomb Outlawing Strictly Up to World Politicians

‘SHOOT-TO-KILL ORDERS ISSUED IN SHANGHA!   Bloody Rioting In Chinese  City Is Attributed To Cammunict:   MAYOR IN APPEAL TO BUSINESS FIRMS

Riots Bring Crackdown  In Shanghai  Shoot-to-Kill Orders Issued; Reds Accused

Lewis Follows His Counsel   Communists Blamed For — Bloody Shanghai Riots

Rioters Storm Chinese City   Shanghai Police Ordered Th Shoat-ta-Kill

Bloody Rioting In China  Blamed On Communists   Shoot-To-Kill Orders Issued To Police In Shanghai— Shops, Automobiles and Street Cars Wrecked By Rioters.

Bloody Riots Flare In Shanghai; Police Get Drastic Orders   Authorities Blame Communists for Rioting and _ Terrorism; At Least 100 Injured; Property Damage Said High

Emergency Is Declared in Shanghai   Blame Communists for Wave of Bloody Battles

POLICE BATTLE RED’ MOBS IN SHANGHAI RIOTS   Shoot-to-Kill Order Given By Mayor After Uprising Started by Vendors’ Arrest

Report 100 Injured In Shanghai Riots:  Blame Communists   Shoot-to-Kill Order Issued As Shops, Autos And Street Cars Are Wrecked in Wave Of Bloody Fighting; Emergency Declared   Gives Shoot To Kill Order

Six Killed in Mid-Air Crash In Montana   Six Bodies Assembled From, Wreckage of Two Army Bombers at Fair.

Army Bombers Collide In Montana, Killing 6   Tragedy Witnessed By 20,000 At Great Falls Fair; Flaming Planes Crash Into Barn: Screams Of Horses Cause Panic

Six Killed When Bombers Collide      Army Launches Probe Into Crash; 20,000 Witness Accident .

6 DIE AS PLANES COLLIDE AT FAIR   20,000 Look On Horrified In Tragedy At Montana

MID-AIR CRASH CAUSES DEATHS ‘STABLE BURNEL         SIX PERSONS KNOWN TO BE DEAD AFTER § CTACULAR ACCIDENT—RACE HORSES DIED &N FIRE

— COLLISION —  20,000 See 6 Killed at Air Show  Rambhore Calide   Bombers Collide At Montana Fair; Two Identified *

Attack Bombers Collide Over Grandstand Panicking Creed rare eNmene! (2 CR OR, Ux er         STABLES ARE SET AFIRE

20,000 at Fair See Air Tragedy   Bombers Collide and %Grash; 6 Dead, Horses Bum in Barns -

(6 Persons Killed When Planes In Air Show Collide at Montana Fair

Probe Pressed In Fair’s Plane Wreck  Work of Identifying   Work of Identifying Bodies Goes On At Great Falls Today

Army Investigating Aerial Show Tragedy That Took Six Lives At Great Falls

6 DIE AS ARMY  PLANES COLLIDE   20,000 Spectators at Fair Watch Crash

AIR DISASTER WITNESSED BY 20,000   Six Killed As Army Planes Crash In Montana Show   SCREAMS OF HORSES   Bring Crowd To Near-Panic. Authorities Seek Identity Of Charred Bodies

AIR CRASH TOLL WILL EXGEED €   More Missing Than Bodies ‘Pieced Together’ At Great Falls

PLANE CRASH FATAL 10 SIX   Two Bombers Collide During Show At Montana State Fair

Army Authorities Are Busy Identifying Bodies Found In Great Falls Plane Ram

Identification Ot Dead in Plane Crash Underway  Army Inquiry of Montana Air Show Mishap Ordered

Probe Pressed In Fair’s Plane Wreck  Work . or      Work of Identifying Bodies Goes On At Great Falls Today

6 KILLED AS PLANES CRASH AT AIRSHOW   20,000 Witness Air Collision; 1 Plane Kills 19 Horses

Army Officials Identify Plane Crash Victims   Six Persons Killed When Bombers Collided During Airshow Yesterday

Army Searche: Bomber Ruins For Evidence   Identification of Six Dead at Air Show Delaved

Six Are Killed When Two Attack ‘Bombers Collide Before 20,000 Watchers

Jackson Calls It Contempt Of Court ....  Nuernberg Defense Is Charged With Injecting _ Anti-Jewish: Propaganda

U.S. Jurist Flays Nazi Lawyers On Jews’ Behalf  Jackson Shows Reich Officials Seek To Spread Untruths

IACKSON ATTACKS NAZI METHODS AT NUERNBERG TRIAL   Says Defense Uses Court to ', Disseminate Anti-Semiti¢ Propaganda

U.S. Jurist Flays Nazi Lawyers On Jews’ Behalf  Jackson Shows Reict Officials Seek

Penitentes Brotherhood To End Observance Of Lent With Annual “Crucifixion” Today

Rail Embargo Due To Strike Takes Effect  Pre-Christmas Curb Or Parcel Post Limits Size Of Packages  COAL RESTRICTIONS WILL BE TIGHTENEL  John Small Predicts Som People wilt Be “Cold   Pre-Christmas Curb On Parcel Post Limits Size Of Packages   COAL RESTRICTIONS

EMBARGO NOW IN EFFECT ON RAIL FREIGHT   AMUSEMENT PLACES MAY HAVE TO GO WITHOUT HEAT

RAIL EMBARGO TO SAVE COAL STARTS IN U.S,   Carriers Prune Forces; Restrictions Tightened For Fuel Use in Nation

FREIGHT EMBARGO AND PARCEL POST CURB INTO EFFECT   Production Chief Small Predicts More Stringent Controls on Use of Coal Within Few Days.   TRAINS MAY CARRY ONLY ESSENTIAL ITEMS   Restrictions Expected to Idle 500,000 in Automobile Industry If They Continue Long.

FBI Tells of Nazi Plot in 1939 . To Kill King George, Wife in U. S.

Asks Check On Italian Politics   Italian Situation Would Get Precedence Over Austrian Probe

Molotov Consents To Place Austria On Parley Agenda   Concession Made In Exchange for Scrutiny of Italy

AUSTRIAN ISSUE PUT ON AGENDA   Molotov Reverses Soviet Stand Insists Eye Be Kept on Italian Situation

Molotov Shocks Big-4 In Agreeing to Inquir3  Nation Put on Agenda as Problem; Red Envov Wants Italy ‘Watched’

Peace Treaty Agreement Is Sought Again   Soviet Foreign Minister Concurra in Adding Austria to Docket as Meeting Gets Start

Molotov Agrees to Add Aus tria to Agenda—SurprisingConcession Leads to Optimism.      DEMANDS ALLIES WATCH ITALIAN SITUATION   Soviets Fear Attempt by Monarchists and Fascists to Overthrow Re nihiin 4

SOVIET AGREES TOADD AUSTRIA TO BIG 4 TALKS   Molotov Reverses Red Position as Paris Meeting Opens

Moletov Gives fn On Study of Austria As A Problem, Makes Reservations As to Ltaly

Russia Makes Concession on Austrian Case   Agrees to Place Austria on Agenda Of Conference of Foreign Ministers

Sovief Minister Agrees fo Place Austria on Agenda   Surprising Concession Reverses Previous Soviet Union Policy ~

Soviet Okays Austria Fer  Agenda Plaee   Molotov. Reverses Stand Of Last-Meet,, Says Wateh Etahtans.

reenter ee  RussiaW ill Add Austria To Big Fours Agenda   Soviets Warn Conference Of Rebirth Of Fascism In Italy

Russia Agrees ‘to Discuss Austrian Peace   Molotov Reverses Soviet Policy at Big Four Meet

SOVIETS CHANGE TREATY POLICY   Molotov Agrees To Put Austria On Agenda At Paris

Reds Concede Austria Study   Surprise Concession Comes As Ministers Meet; Ask Ttalv Be Watched.

Soviet Move Is Surprise; Italy To Be Watched   Rebirth of Fascism In Roman Republic Feared by Russians

AUSTRIA ADDED TO PARLEY PLAN   Molotov Insists Italian Situation Be Watched

Molotov Agrees To Add Austria As Problem :; Suggests Watching Italy

Reds Urge Close Wateh On Italians   But Molotey Agrees to Hear Austrian Question

Molotov In Switch Over Austria Now   Ready to Discuss Austrian Problem But Wants Close Watch Kept on Italy

— PARIS PARLEY OPENS —  Molotov Asks Italy Be Watched   Claims Monarchists, Fascists Threaten Newly Created Republic

Deportatior: Ruling Delayed   Palestine Supreme Court Takes Test Case Under Advisement

Palestine Court Weighs  Refugees’ Deportation   Test of Jews’? Treatment Delayed By British Judge-—Shunting Of Refucees Halted Temporarily

Stroke Fatal fo H. G. McGee, 8)   Retired Realtor Was Living in New Mexie

Spikes Elected ECTC President   Selection By Trustees Unanimous; Acceptance Not Known

SENATORS 0. K. J, K, VARDAMAN   Commodore Named to  Federal Reserve Board

VARDAMAN RECEIVES APPROVAL OF SENATE   Emerges Victorious After 10-Week Fight For Job

Vardaman Okayed By Vole of Senate  Confirmed for Federal Reserve Board Post

Vardaman Wins   Federal Reserve Board Joh Is Secure; Approved by 66-9 Vote

Charlotte, Beaufort Men Have Announced ....  Expect At Least Six To » Make Race For Governor

Worldly Cynicism Decadent Morale Scored by Church   Protestant Leaders Meet to Plan Program for Social and Moral  Unswing . -

00 Religious Leaders Confer  Would Create New ' Morale for World

SENATE ADOPTS BILL REVIVING WEAKENED OPA   Measure Awaits Passage by House and Possible Approval of Conferees.   Price Index Reveals 22.7 Per Cent Boost Since Control Lapse

Flour Shortages in State Noted    Bakers Report Their Supplies Limited

3 JET PLANES SPAN U.S. TWICE IN A DAY   Make West-East Flight in 5 Hours 31 Minutes, Fly Back in & Hours. 1 Minutc.

Today's Emergency “ething New”   Truman Assures Cadets Of Firm Belief In A Permanent Peace

WEST POINTERS HEAR TRUMAN   Latter Tells Cadets ‘We Believe There'll Boe Permanent Peace’

ass ecananiane a antennae mnie eeeeenl  Truman Calls for Leadership i in Talk to Cadets at Military Academy

Need Military leadership in Peace as War   President Addresses West Point Cadets, To Attend Army Game

President Tells Cadets Of Need for Leadership In Aim for World Peace

PERMANENT HARMONY  OAID WHAT WE ARE  WORKING FOR NOW PRESIDENT ADDRESSES  CADETS; AT MILITARY ACADEMY FOR CAME

Dwindling Coal Stocks Create Grave Situation Throughout The Nation

Lewis Action Hits Hope for Coal Accord   No Settlement Likely for at Least Five Days

Drastic Steps Being Taken to Conserve Supply  ' Lewis Calls Meet For Next Tuesday

Lewis Impedes “Move To Settle ~ Miners’ Strike   Iinois Forced To Cut Use - Of Power In Factories, Theaters And Taverns

LEWIS DELAYS HOPE OF PEACE IN MINER RIFT   Ilinois Communities Are Crippled by Power Curtailment

Settlement OF Strike Delayed For Five Days   Union Policy Committee Will Not Meet Until Next Week. Thus Holding Up Anv Negotiations.

FUEL SHORTAGE IS BECOMING MORE ACUTE   Lewis Calls Policy Confab For Next Tuesday   SUBWAY OPERATIONS   Face Curtailment In N. Y. As Illinois Returns To Wartime Brown-Out

Lewis Bringing Hope For Strike Settlement Soon   Fuel Situation Called Grave In New York And Other Points

Lewis Virtually Forecloses Soft Coal Strike Settlement For At Least Five More Days   Reports Of Grave Situations Come From Many Parts Of Notion; Meeting Called

No Wage Settlement Likely Before Tuesday   Lewis Summons 250-Man Policy Group To Meet In Washington Next Week

Little Possibility For Quick End Of Mine Strike   Lewis Apparently Has Ruled: Out Settlement This: Week. Ac Least

Coal Shorfage Forces Illinois To Curb Power  Lewis Calls Policy Committee To Meet In Capital Tuesday

Lewis Effects 5-Day Holdur In Coal Talk   Policy Group Called As Industrial Tieup In U. S. Grows Acute

UMW LEADER CALLS POLICY GROUP TO MEET   Miners’ Boss to Talk With Committee Next Tuesday in Washington

Pohey Group Is Summoned By CIO Chief For Parleys   Delay OF At Least Week Js Foreseen As Talks Continue

Nation's Supplies Of Fuel Dwindlinc   Policy Committee Is Summoned While Situation Becomes Acute

Coal Shortage Cuts Illinois Power Supply   Lewis Calls UMW Policy Committee Session Next Week

WALKOUT'S DUE TO RUN 5 MORE DAYS AT LEAST   Lewis Hints No Move Before Tuesday; Situation Held Grave In New York

Lewis Calls Union Meet For Tuesday   Seems to Have Ruled Out Strike End Possibility For Five Days

End Of Coal Strike Distant   Lewis’ Call For Union Con: ference Expected To De lay Settlement.

LEWIS RULES OUT COAL SETTLEMENT   ‘Calls UMW Policy Committee To: . Washington

LEWIS STALLS PARLEYS WITH MINE OWNERS   Call for Union Meet Seen Delaying Talks Five Days

Lewis Spikes Hope for Settlement of  Walkout This Week   Calls Miners’ Policy Committee to Meeting in Capital Tuesday

Rules Out Liklehood of Settle-t ment For At Least Five Days: More—Iitinois. Hard: Hit by’ Dwindling Fuel

Lewis Seemingly Rules Out A Quick End to Coal Strike   Acute Fuel Shortage ls Considered Most Costly Against U. S.   Need Ratify   Accuses Lewis

Industry In Chicago, Other Cities Hard Hit   Coal Shortage Brings 24-Hour-A-Week Limit On Use Of Electricity; No Night Theatres Or Sports  F vents.

Coal Strike Cuts Power  In Big Cities   Possibility of Settlement In Next Five Days Out; Brotherhood Delegates Walk Out of Conference

Windup Of Coal Walkout Delayed   Settlement Put Off At Least Five More Days

LEWIS RULES OUT ANY POSSIBILITY OF EARLY ACCORD   SUMMONS UNION’S POLICY COMMITTEE TO MEET TUESDAY

New Lewis Step —  Points Against Break In Deadlock   Mine Shutdown Likely to Continue 5 More Daye at Least.

MOST ILLINOIS PLANTS ALMOS} WITHOUT POWER   .ewis’ Action in Calling Policy Committee Virtually Assures No Strike Settlement For At least Five Days.

Operator Flays Lewis’ Tactics As Disastrous   Sumtnontng of Poliey Come mitive Coustrned to Indi« cate No Settlement Tn  Sight Before ‘Tnesd     uy      Shortage Of Coal  Becomes Acute   Situation In New York “Very Grave; May Be Forced to Curtail Subway Operations

INDOCHINA FIGHTING MAY WORSEN, BLUM TELLS FRENCH.HEADS  ARMORED WAR: CHIEF SENT TO COLONY TO DIRECT MAJOR BATTLE

Leclere To Lead French Troops in Indochina Fight   Viet-Nam Forces Lose Tourane and Part of Hanoi Capital

Battle For Indo-China Control On   29 French Die; Attack Viet-Nam: Position in Hanoi

LECLERC TO FIELD   Blum Fears Situation ir Indo-China May Become  Worse Soon

French Launch New Attack On City Of Hanoi   Battle Swells For Control Of Battered Capital Of The Viet-Nam Republic

Blum Sending Leclerc To Indo-China   Serious Situation Seen There; Battle for Cities Is Continuing

French Attack Rebel Forts   Battle Swelling In Hanoi for Control Of Battered Capital

TRUMANS OPEN SOCIAL SEASON   GOLD PLATE DINNER LAUNCHES THE WINTER

Furst State Social Season Since _ 1939 Has Opening at White House

Will Teach G. I’s. To Fly Planes  New Course Will Begin This Summer

AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS NAB. SIX MORE ALLEGED NATIT AGENTS

Nazis Jailed For Spy Work   Members Of “German Es. pionage Network Are Be. ing Held In Shanghai.

BATTLE OVER PERMANENT WN LOCATION   American Group Now Favors San Francisco

NEW FIGHT OPENS OVER U.N. SHE   U. S. Favors S. F., Russia Battles For Geneva

Russia Would Move UN to European Site   Battle Rages Over Permanent Location of World Body: U. S. Supports San Francisco

BATTLE RAGES OVER PERMANENT SITE OF ‘UN HEADQUARTERS:   Soviet Russia Advocates Move To Switzerland ~©

Petition To Urge Case Bill Veto   Foes Of Measure Say They Have 100  Leen

Case Measure Foes Claim 100 Signers To Request Veto   Savage Says President Can’t Make Up His Mind; Has to June 12

Foes of Bill Petition for Trinian Veto   Congressmen Claim Nearly 100 Signatures Asking That Case Labor Act Be Stepped in White House

Truman Ur ged  To Veto Case Labor Measure   Congressional Foes of Dis yates: Bill Claim 100 House Signatures to “ Petition ~

Case Foes Seek Truman's Veto  - Have 100 Signatures on Petition: Savage

STASSEN PLANS ECONOMY TALKS   Would Change Wagner Act To Meet Situation

Ohio Senator Bids For Nomination In Fighting Address   Stassen Planning European Survey

Stassen to Tour Europe   Will Seek to Learn First Hand Economic Conditions Abroad

SAYS GENERAL KNEW OF PLAN   Some Revisions Suggested By MacArthur Adopted, Byrnes Declares

MacArthur Made Suggestions rin Control Plan   Byrnes Holds Press Conference  on Moscow Parley

Byrnes Further Clarifies Action  Some of M’Arthur’s Views Adopted

Byrnes Tells Of Role Given MacArthur   Secretary Denies General’s Right to Mold Nation’s Poliey

Byrnes Says M Arthur Has No Voice In Policy   State Secretary Confident, However, That Supreme Allied Commander Of Japan Can Make The Moscow 4-Power Plan Work

Complete List Of State Chieftains ... .  ‘Two-State Edge Is Held By The Republicans In The List Of Governors

6.0.P. Edges Out Democrats in Governors Count  Republicans Control 25 States Despite

Republicans Hold Two-State Governor Margin   Democrats Had Same Lead Before  Tuesday's Election

Byrnes Sepks Direct Quyries From UN 9 to Iran, Rugsia      Proposal to Be PutBefor Council Sessic Today

Better Understanding With Russia Sought By Leaders   Cabinet Convoked To Consider Cooling Of Rank and File  Toward Foreign Minister Bevin—Dalton Seen As Successor

Cabinet Member Under Attack on Foreign Policy   Amendment to King’: Parliament Speech Hits Britain's Views

CABINET CALLED AFTER REVOLT   British Cabinet Expected To Study Opposition To Bevin Foreign Policy

Cabinet Convoked In Crisis   Bevin May Be Ousted For Russian Policy

BEVIN POLICY UNDER FIRE IN CABINET MEET   Some Laborite Leaders See Danger Of Overthrowing Foreign Secretary

British Labor Party Rebels May Oust Foreign Secretary Bevin Due To Policy Antagonizing Russia

Anderson In Appeal To Farmers   Asks Cattle Marketings Be Sped; Sees Ample Meat Very Soon.

HOG PRICES JUMP IN U.S, STOCK CENTERS   $13.75 Per Hundred Pounds Tons In Raises

Hog Prices Soar To Record Highs  Cattle Values Rise Sharply At Chicago

Hog Prices Set Record High Today   Increase Sharpest on Recors For Single Day at — Many Markets

State Young Demo Head Quits to Join GOP; 2-Way Blasts   Welcomed by Former Foes; Aides Say He Never Was Active

Young Democra Leader Quits For GOP Camp   Charges Party Has Failed Its Mission, Tehan Minimizes  Loss To Group

Teachers Aim At $2,400 Pay  As Mintmum   Teacher Association Also Recommends Increased Subsidies

Piccard Plans 5-Mile ‘Dive’.   Savant Set to Meet Sea Floor Monsters

A Memorial Niche In State Capitol   Wilt Commemorate Missouri’s Famous Humorist, Mark Twain.

Counly Committee ts Told Vitai Issue of Campaign: Preservation of Democracy

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES CALL FOR END TO GAMBLING WITH THE FUTURE OF AMERICA BY DEMOCRATS      Audience of Over 500 Men and Women Listen to Intelligent Discussion of Issues of Campaign — Comment Upon Scarcities'in Government-Regulated Economy

Marines Dig In At Tsingtao   Prepare Defense Positions At Chinese Port as Communists Move Nearer

Planned to Marry -Danish-Born Pilo   Mrs. Nancy Oakes de Ma rigny’s Romance Shattered by Plane Crash

ACCUSED VET SURRENDERS   Sought for Six Days In Slaying of Estranged Wife and Escort

Suspect In Slaying Gives Up To Police   Kenneth Hanley Accused of Killing Wife and Mole Escort

Russ General  Assails Nazis ‘Morals Of Cannibals Greed Of Burglars’

Hess Taken Il At Crimes Trial  Russian Calls For Severe Punishment

Hess Taken Ill At Crimes Trial   Becomes II] During  Recess; Removed Ton Cell

Suffers Attack of “Abdom inal Cramps; Stirred To  al Excitenient By_       sh Disclosures

HESS TAKEN ILL DURING HEARING   Returned To Cell For Rest Reds Blast At Nazis

Admiral Nimitz Plans Visit Soon To Summers Community Named For Him

AFL SEAMEN IN STRIKE THREAT NEXT THURSDAY   Sailors Balk At Wage Stabilization Board Denying Pay Hike

AFL Seamen Threaten Shipping Strike on All Coasts As Result of WSB Ruling

SEAMEN BALK AT PAY RULE: SET WALKOUT      Plan Strike Thursday In Protest Against Board’s Order

APLTIREATENS -ALE-RDAST STRIKE   Wage Board Decision Irks Seamen After CIO Sailors ~ "Benefit

GOP Leaders Defer Decision On Bilbo   Senators May Seek to Bar Mississippian From Senate

Act fo Quell Violence at A-C, Goodland Urged   Request Follows Arrest of 56 Monday; Scores Hurt in Outbreak

MAYOR WANTS STATE TROOPS IN MILWAUKEE   Asks Goyernor ts Send National Guard to Stop Strike Demonstrations

TROOPS ASKED TO QUELL RIOT:   West Allis Mayor Appeals  To Governor

TABRIZ DISPATCHES INSIST IRANIAN GOVERNMENT FORCES OVERRUN AZERBAIJAN PROVINCE

Government May Suspend Famine Retief Buying   Would Not Bi Againgt Public

U.S, MAY STOP FAMINE BUYING   Government Said Against Civilian Competition

U.S. May Delay Meat Buying for Famine Relief   Expected to Wait Until Fall tf Price Controls Remain Off

Government May  Suspend Its  Relief Buying Federal Setup Doe:  Not Want to Bid  Against Consumers

Government Fears Such Buying May Boost Price Above: Pescane Laosle

Government May Quit Famine Relief Meat Buying Until Fall If Controls Stay Off   Administration Does Not Want To Bid Against American Consumers

MAY SUSPEND BUYING MEAT FOR ABROAD   U. S. Considers Staying Out of Market Until Fall to Keep Prices Down, in Case Controls Are Not Restored.

LACK OF MEAT CONTROL MAY. RESULT IN HALTING FAMINE RELIEF BUYING

U.S. May Suspend Relief Purchasing   Famine Buying May Wait Cail Period When Supplies Gain

Cattle Sale Is Forced   Corn Areas Of Midwest Require Moisture Seon

Rain Needed in Many Parts of Corn  Belt If Crop Is to Meet Promise

BLIND CORPORAL LEAVES FOR HOME   Will Not Get Shiny New Eyes for Christmas He Requested.

GIANT BRITISH VESSELS. WARNED   PRECAUTIONS TAKEN AGAINST SABOTAGE AFTER FIRE ON QUEEN ELIZABETH.

GUARDS WATCH BRITISH SHIPS   Officials Move To Cut Southampton Sabotage

RED ATTEMPT TO STALL MEET 5 OPPOSED   Western Powers, Russia At Odds Over China

Soviets Seek fo Set New Rules For Peace Meef   Molotoy Accused Of “Insulting” China by Byrnes

MOTIVES OF MOLOTOV STILL INEXPLAINED   U. S., France and Britain United in Opposition

Russ Acts Bar Peace Summons   Invitations. Should Include Procedural Rules, Molotov Says

Soviet Urges Rules Decision For Parley -.   China's Inclusion as — Inviting Party Is Barred by Molotov

USSIA ATTEMPTS 10 TALL PEACE PARLEY   yviet Union Bars China From Conference

Kentuckian Stricken on Hearing Eve   Labor Department Files Link Garsson to Al Capone, Films

MAY’S ILLNESS BALKS INQUIRY   Physician Says Appearance Must Be Delayed

GARSSON FIRM INVESTIGATION GETS APPROVAL   ‘Truman Gives 0. K. for Income Tax Inquiry Inte Munitions Graun

Is Isolationism to Sweep Midwes and Ruin Stassen’   Thye in Minnesota and —-LaFollette in Wis. Are Next Tests

Strike Ends, Another Begins   N. J. Gas Workers Return to Two Plants, Go Out at Third

UN Trusteeship Debate Begins   Truman’s Statement on Pacific Bases Sure to Affect Talks

Dummy Atom Bomb Hits Ships As Navy Gets Set for Trials With Over-Age Combat Craft

Practice Run Made On Bikini For.A-Bomb Test   Everything Is Ready For  Experiment

Truman, Churchill fo Speak Today   Support of British Tacn tn Re TTraad

Truman Churchil to Speak Today  Support of British Loan to Be Urged

Hog Prices Show Drop In State   Arrival Of Western Meats To Force Prices Down

New Robot Pilo Eliminates Hazard of Foe   Movement Gaining In Momentum Under Red Leadership

Fog May Be Minor Detail in Futur Flights of Commercial Airliners

GOP'S Attack Wan Committee's New Deal Propaganda   Charge Sen. Kilgore’ s $57,000 Request Is For Staff Pay

U. S.-Russian Relations Grow Tense   Iran Crisis Nears Breaking Point; Developments Seen

UNO TO TAKE UP QUESTION WITHIN WEEK      U. 3. Official Is Detained At Red Army Post, Later Released

UNO's Security Council Meets Within Week   American Vice Consul At Tabriz Detained At Red Army Post For Half An Hour

lran Dispute Fast Nearing Crisis Stage   Security Council Meeting Awaited in Tense Atmosphere

AMERICAN OFFICIAL DETAINED AT RED ARMY POST AS TENSION GROWS: PROBLEM TO GO TO UNO

U.S., Soviet Relations More Tense   Steady Stream of Reports Comes From Iran With Week Remaining Before New UNO Council Meet

lranian Crisis Seen  Near Breaking Point : By JOHN M, HIGHTOWER  Be .. uw ntinint Weac. Cale UWleléac

CONTINGENT ON WITHDRAWAL OF SOVIET FORCES   Iranian Crisis Is Fast Nearing Breaking Poimt

U.S. -- Russian Relations Get More Tense   Stream of Reports Tells of Incidents And New Difficulties In Strife-Ridden Iran

lranian Crisis Nears Breaking Point, Report   Stories About New Difficulties Stream From Middle East

Iranian Situation at Breaking Point; UNO Meeting Nears   Reds’ Detention of U.S Vice Consul Adds to  Tense Relations

U.S.-Russian Feelings Are Visibly Tense   New Development: Arise In Series Of Difficulties

U.5.-Russian Feelings Are Visibly Tense  Ne w Dev elo spate nt Arise In Ser  FrZ rise In meaalhseaan

Russian-American Relations Tense As UNO Parley Nears   New Difficulties Reported---U. S. Vice Consul at Tabriz Detained by Reds

Steady Stream Of Reports of New Incidents   Vice Council Is Bintan nwt D.A Dae

RELATIONS ARE TENSE   Steady Stream Of Difficulties Are Reported

Soviet-American Relations Tense Over Iran Issue   Breaking Point Near As UNG Council Gets Set For Next Meeting

Russia And U. S, Relations Tense:  Consul Detained   Tight Lid Of Secrecy Nailed On Tehran: New Incidents Are Reported

Iranian Crisis ‘At Breaking Point ‘As Parley Nears   U Ss. Vice-Consul Detained At. Russian. Army Post; See Coirp D’etat By Reds

Showdown Near In Iran Crisis   U.S.-Russian Relations Grow More Tense

Tehran Muddle To Be Climaxed oa TIM Mt. zal uly Meeting Pe      Steady Siream of New Dif : ficulties xnd Sensational  - Developments Pour  Oat OF leant   8. Viee Consul Stopped By. Reds      Understood Trex Warner Moscow Would Consider Sendiag Case to Couns cil Unfriendiy

Iran Warned Against Reopening Her Case Before UNO Council   Crisis Nears Breaking Point as Overthrow of Qavam’s Government Is Seen as New Possibility

Iran Crisis Near   Russo-U. S. Relations Tense As Only Week Remains Before UNO Securitv. Council Meets

Detention of U. S. Consul At Tabriz Adds To Tension   Detain American Official for 30 Minutes at Red Army Post Last Friday; Soviets Issue ‘Regrets’

IRANIAN CRISIS IS  NEARING ‘BREAK’  TENSION MOUNTS RUSSIANS ADVISE  IRAN UNO APPEAL IS ‘UNFRIENDLY’

U. S. RELATIONS WITH RUSSIANS GROWING TENSE   Only Week Left Before UNO Cotinell Resumes Parley; New Reports Flow. in.

lran Crisis Nears Breaking Point As New Troubles Arise   U.S. Declares No British Military Alliance Intended   Saueevec Through

Iran Crisis Grows; Break  Point Near   Detention of U. S. Consul Adds Increases U. S.-Russian Tension

lU.S.-Russian Relations at ‘Serious Point; Reds Want 'No Hearing on Their Acts

RELATIONS MORE TENSE   Washington Has a Steady Stream of Reports of New Difficulties and Incidents in Strife-Ridden Iran.

Situation Becomes More Tense as Time Nears for Meeting Of Security Council

lranian Crisis Is Nearing   Reports of New Difficulties and Incidents; Situation Growing More Tense

DETAINING OF VICE CONSUL IS REGRETTED   Steady Stream of Reports of New Difficulties and Sensational Incidents  Stir Capitals   PREMIER 1S WARNED

Iran Remains  Big Issue In  World News   ‘Several Developments Appear Over Week End That - Puts Iranian Crisis Well   Toward Front.

Issue Expected To Come Before UNO’'s Council Next Week But Soviets May Seek New Governmen In Arab State; U. S. Attitude Remains Touch

RUSS -AMERICAN RELATIONS ARE BADLY STRAINED   Only Week Remains Before Security Meeting; What Can Be Done, If Anything, To Force Rus sians Io Keep Pldge To Quit Iran?

More ‘Incidents In Iran Strain  U. §.-Red Peace  Stream Of Reports Tense Relations Week Before UNO

U. $.-Russian Relations More Strained Today      NEW CHARGES HURLED ON EVE OF UNO MEETING

The Russian-American. Relations Tensed Perceptibly ; Reports Made of New Difficulties.   IMANY SENSATIONAL INCIDENTS. CITED   Robert Rossow, American Vice Consul at Tabriz: Detained By Red Army Post Last Friday.

Council to Meet New Difficulties   Sensational Incidents Reported From Strife-Ridden Mid-East Area

Russo-U. S. Relations More Tense   Detention Of American Vice Consul At Tabriz Adds Feeling.

Ties Betweeii U. S., Russia Growing Taut   U. S. Official Held; Reds Warn Premier; Coup D’ Etat Is Feared 7

U. 5. RELATIONS WITH RUSSIA TENSED   Varied Reports Bring About Four New Developments   COUP D’ ETAT   To Put New Government In Power May Be Russian Plan, Say Officials

That's No Joke, Son ‘Not So Funny  For Postmaster Who Must Judge

AIRLINES PLAN SERVICE FOR PENNSYLVANIA   Lease on Landing Site at Martinsburg Will Not Be Renewed by Altoona.

SEVEN OTHERS NAMED AFTER GAMING PROBE   Six Public Officials, Two Professional Gamblers Involved

Cheering Solon: Laud Truman Strike Speech   President Declares Congressional Action Needed Quickly to Prevent Actual Breakdown of U. S. Government

Announcement of Settle ment Railroad Strike Broughi Legislators to Their Feei

Truman Plays Dramatic Role In Announcing End Of Strike   President Furnished Notice Of Settlement As He Addresses Joint Session Of Congress

UN Security Unit Seeks Solution to Debate on Greee   Four Preposals Made By —-Belegates; Veto Duel Anticipated

SENATE, ASSEMBLY FAVOR PROPOSAL AN QUICK FASHION   Measure Still Faces long Road; Collections Unlike‘ly Befera 1948

Veterans Bonus Measure Passed. By Both House:   Legislators Act Speedily on Bill Amending State Constituticn   SECOND VOTE MUST BE TAKEN IN 1947   Approval of Voters Also Necessary Before Service Men Get Funds

U5. TROOPS HUNT NAZI TERRORISTS; Oo QUOPEGTS HELE   Raids Made in Stuttgart After Three Bombs Are Exploded—One Damages American Jail.   SOLDIERS EQUIPPED WITH TANKS AND GUNS   Dragnet Spreads as Official Warns Acts of Sabotage May Occur in Yank Occupation Zone.

Yanks Stage Fast Raid in Stutigart   55 Germans Taken Into Custody; Terrorists Hunted

ood Lerrorists Nabbed by U.S. In German City   Dragnet Follows Warning Against Widespread Ramhings

Close in on 4-Block Area and Air Raid Bunkers to Get Terrorists Who Exploded Bombs.

Tank Riding American Troopers Seize 55 In  ~ Seareh for Terrorists

MISSING PLANE BELIEVED TO BE ON ELK MOUNTAI   Searchers Forced Back Last Night, Continue Efforts to Scale Peak Today.

CHINA TRUCE IS EXTENDED INDEFINITELY   Marshall Is Given Another Chance To Prevent War

Russia Dissents In Acquittal of Franz von Papen, Hjalmar Schacht And Hans Fritsche

7 Get Prison Terms, 3 Are Acquitted      Fritsche, Von Papen And Schacht Get Freedom; Russia Dissents; Goering Labeled Worst

12 Top Nazis To Hang; Seven Get Jail; Three Free   Goering, Von Ribbentrop And Ten Others May Be Executed October 16 In Nuernberg; 10 Years To Life Termers Go To Berlin

Seven Other Defendants Sentenced to Prison and Three Acquitted by- 4Power Military Tribanal at Nuernberg.

HESS, 6 MORE SENTENCED 10 PRISON: 3 FREED   Executions to Be Filled In Jail at Nuernberg, —Fribtinal judtes Decree

Sentences To Be Carried Out Within 15 Days   Goering Heads List Of German Nazi  Doomed To Execution

War Crimes Tribunal’s Verdict Freeing Trio Is Protested by Russia

Schacht, Fritsche, . Von Papen Turned Loose by Tribunal   \Seven. Defendants, Including Hess, Sentenced  - To Prison Terms As Historic Trial Ends; : Executions ‘Probable’ On Oct. 16

Seven Others Handed Prison ‘Terms;  Three Are Acquitted   Death Judgments Will Be Carried Out in Nuernberg Jail Probably Oct. 16: 10-Month Trica] Concluded

Seven Others Sentenced lo Prison lerms   Three Defendants Are Acquitted by Allied Tribunal; Death Sentences Probably Will Be Carried Out October 16

Goering, {1 Others Must Pay Penalty   Nazis Sentenced To Hang Oct. 16; Hess Gets Life; Three Acquitted

Seven Get Off With Varying  Prison Terms   Three Defendants Are Acquitted by Court in War Crimes Trial

12 Sentenced. To Die; Seven GoTo Prison   Three Others Acquitted in International War Crimes Trial 

Hess, Funk, Raeder Given’ 8 tences Of Life; Three Ar quitted; Defendants Ha Days To Appeal             SENTENCES. IMPOSED." SINGLY ON DEFENDANTS

Acquit 3 of War Crimes Defendants   Ribbentrop, Keitel, Jod! Ainong Those to Hang for Their War Guilt

Seven Given Jail Terms,   Three Freed   Hanging With Guering First Will Be Staged On October 16. Court Holds Aggressive Warlare Supreme Crime

Goering, Ribbentrop Among Those to Die; Hess, Funk And . Raeder Sentenced to Life

OTHER NAZI CRIMINALS GET TERMS OF FROM FEW YEARS TO IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE   Executions to Be Carried Out Within 15 Days, With Four Days for Appeals; Three of the Accused Acquitted

GOERING AND 11 OTHER TOP NAZIS SENTENCED 10 DIE   Seven Given Prison Terms by Nuernberg Court and Three, Including Von Papen, are Freed.   LIFE TERMS TO HESS AND ADMIRAL RAEDER   Hangings Scheduled for Oct, 16—Ribbentrop and Keitel Among Those Who Will go to Gallows.

MILITARY TRIBUNAL SENDS THREE TO PRISON FOR LIFE; _ THREE ACQUITTAL VERDICTS

Three Acquitted By High Tribunat   Goering Heads Death Penalty List

Executions  Take Place October 16   Goering Is Calm; Hess Gets Life Over Red Protest

CRIMES COURT ACQUITS THREE OF DEFENDANTS   Seven Given Sentences To Prison As Trial Of Nazi Regime Ends   VON PAPEN ACQUITTED.   Hjalmar Schacht And Hans Fritzsche Also Freed By War Tribunal

DEGNAN SLAYING QUIZ DEFERRED   Man Held At Phoenix Has Partial Collapse From Nervousness

U.S. Studies Embargo on  ArmstoChins  Fear Chiang to Attempt Drive

Arms Embargo Studied by Officials   Such Action May Help to Unify Chinese Factions

Considering Shutdown of Shipments of Munitions, Arms to Chiang Kai-Shek

U. S. Considers Halting Shipments Of Arms and Munitions te Chinese

Ban on Arms To Chinese Is Considered   American Supplies May Be Cause for Nationalist Attitude

Arms Shutdown to China Considered   U.S. Policy Defeat Seen in All-Out War

U.S. Weighing Embargo on Arms to Chins  Top Officials Hope :   Top Officials Hope: Move Would  ° Aid Unity Efforts ©

Leaders Might Curtail Arms   Move is Seen to Help Restore Unity to StrifeRidden Country

Arms Shipments To China May Be Stopped By U. 5.   Washington Fears Chianc May Attempt To Smash Communists

Arms to China MaybeHalied   i. S. May Take Drastic Action to Avert War

NAZIS ASK CHURCHILL AS DEFENSE WITNESS   Gocring and Von Ribbentrop Seek His Testimony at Nuernberg and That of Edeuard Daladier.

Nazis Request 54 Witnesse:   Want Charchill. Daladies Summoned to Nuernbere

Fisher Killed By Mike Bubna.  Dominic Says   Describes Erie Slaying; Expresses. Desire To ‘Tell Evervthing’

BUBNA NAMED ERIE SLAYER   Co-Defendant Says Victim Shot During Argument About Money

Modern Subs To Be Bombed   3 New Ships Included Among Bikini Test Target Craft

Marshall Cool To Red Request _ Chinese Communist: Seek New Meeting

Marshall And Chiang Cool  To Reds’ Plan   American Tells Communist Leader Committee Has Been  wo

Marshall Cool Towards China Reds’ Request   Communists Want Tin Te - Reeconvene Conimittce  To Try.To Work Out Truce

15 Per Cent Lose ‘Rocking Chair’ Checks Unemployed Pay To Vets Hishest Were

OAT! VETERANS NO LONGER RATE “DLE” PAY CHECKS   Claimants Rapidly Exhausting Right to U. $. Un ees Pages wae we F

15 Per Ci 2 Of All Vid 2 Lose Rigl” *  For Claims   Compensation Setup Shows Huge Number Gaining Assistance

st OCKYARDS ON LIVESTOCK   Lack Of Cars To Ship Animals Said A Factor

CARS LACKING CATTLE LOWER   Declines Level Off As Markets Reverse Their Trends

Miners Ignore  U.S. Appeal   “What John Says Goes” Is Attitude of Many As They Lay Down Picks

Newly Named  Indian Leader Attack Victin   Stald-ing of Fornser Mem. bar of Moslem !- jue . Occurs Soon After s Anpointnient

MOSLEM - HINDU TROUBLE STILL BESETS INDIANS   New Moslem Appointee To Government Is  Stabbed 7 Times

New Member  Of Government  In India Stabbed   Adds New Turbulence To Indian Politics, Fresh Rioting Flares

MEMBER OF INDIA CABINET      Two Are Dead and 30 Injured as Riots Flare in New Delhi

CLAIM ‘REDS’ ARE GETTING ~~ SECRET DATI   RANKIN SAYS AMERICAN COM. MUNISTS INVOLVED AND ‘PRIEST ALSO CHARGES *_ WIDESPREAD PLOT

RANKIN CHARGES L$ WORKERS AID COMMUNIST SPIES   Churchman Also Accuse Federal Employees of Aiding Russia

Rankin Charges Foreign Nations  Are Being Aided   Asserts Federal Emploves Are Aiding Kffort« To Get Atom Bomb Secrets

Rankin Lashes Communists on Federal Payroll   Claims Russia Being Given Atom Bomb Datc

TWO HOME BASKETBALI GAMES COMING UP   Tripoli Here Saturdars And Lawler Tuesday

Dewey Elected As Bricker Wins Seat in Senate   Sen. Walsh /of Massachusetts Trails Henry Lodge

Mounting Returns Bring Defeat for Many New Dealers   Democrats Win Fight Seats in Senate To Possibly 10 for Republicans; 120 Demos Elected to House to 63 for GOP

Two Planes Crash in Air, 85 Passengers Escape Without Serious Injury

85 Miraculously Cheat Death as Two Airliners  Collide, 2,000 Feet Up

45 Persons Escape From Flaming Death by Quick Thinking of Pilot; Only Minor Injuries.   PLANES CARRYING CAPACITY LOADS

One Chance In Million Saves  All On Board   Authorities Probing Cause Of Mid-Air Collision Marked By Great Fortune.

85 Saved by ‘One Chance Ina Million   Airliners Collide in Air; Pilot’s Quick Action Averts Disuster.

Two Airliners Crash in Air, Land Safely   Only One Chance in Million Saves 85 From Death

Air Collision Without Death Is Amazing  Two Airliners Filled ith Daccanoare Ram

‘God Was Riding On Our Plane,’ Passenger Says   85 Persons Aboard Saved by ‘One Chance In Million,’ Report

2 Luxury Planes In Air Collision;  85 Escape Hurts   Dr. Stephen Gibbs, En Route fron  Middletqwn to Florida, is Passenge:  On Eastern Airliner

TWO PLANES IN COLLISION, NO. HIVES ARE LOST   85 Persons Miraculously Saved. Each Plane Lands Safely

$9 Survive Plane Crash  In The Air   Saved From Flaming Death By Chance In Million After Collision

Quick-Thinking Co-Pilot Saves Lives Of 85 as Two Airliners Collide

Alert Co-Pilot Saves Lives of 85 as Liners Collide at High Speed 2000 Feet Above City

85 Are Saved From Certain Death As’ Airliners Collide,” Make Emergency Landings

0 Escape Death High Over F ‘eld   Chance In Million Saves All From Serious Injury

Quick =, Thinking “Of Pilot Averts Serious Catastrophe  OVER MARYLAND 85 Persons: Escape  Death By ‘‘One Shot In. A Millinn”

ONE CHANCE IN MILLION SAVED LIVES OF 85 AS TWO PLANES CRASH IN AIR IiYy MARYLAND

Only Casualty, Three-Year-Old Girl, Suffers Slight Bump on Head — Woman Passenger Says “God was Riding in Our Plane’

PLANES TANGLE AT 2,000 FEET BUT LAND.0. K.   Pilot’s Quick Thinking Saves Lives; Only 1 Person Gets Head Bruise

‘ Election Sidelights:  Chavez Gets Close Nod In New Mexico Balloting

COUNCIL-AWAITS TEHRAN REPORT   FINAL WORD AS TO WHETHER RUSSIANS. ARE OUT OF. IRAN TO BE MADE BY TUESDAY

UN COUNCIL AWAITS RUSSIAN REPORT ON IRAN . WITHDRAWAL   Reports To ate. Bewilderin To Council Members

Planned Economy Of Soviet Expected To Reach Peak In Stalingrad 20 Years Hence   Will Be City Of Steel Workers’ Homes Between Rows Of Wide Boulevards

ussia Is Planning 0 Rebuild ll of Stalingrad  Soviet Leaders Expect  Planned Economy TT. Danek Daewl Tharsa

Reds Rebuild Stalingrad   Say City Will Be One Of World’s Showplaces 15 or 20 Years Hence

soviets Expect Planned Economy To Reach Peak In Stalingrad  -4 , 95 I er Cent Bexiroved Jn Ww ar. Reds Wa eteta. ‘“r. ogee che apne ‘ne’

STALINGRAND, DESTROYED BY WAR, TO BE REBUILT ALONG CLASSIC LINES

ussia Is Planning o Rebuild Il of Stalingrad  Soviet Leaders Expect Planned Economy To Reach Peak There

STALINGRAD 10 BE GREAT CITY   Once 98 Percent Destroyed It's To Be Rebuilt; Mey House 800,000

 With Cries of “Dictatorship” Seven Small Nations In Revolt Against U. N. Veto

‘Dictatorship’ By Five Major  Powers Charged   Argentina Warns That Little Countries Can Walk Out of Assembly

“Dictatorship” Charges Arise; Australia Warns Little Countries Can Walk Out Of Assembly

LAUNCH FIGHT QN SNATIONS VETO POWERS   Small Nations Charge Dictatorship, Warn Against Walkout

0 MAJOR POWERS IN U.N, ACCUSED OF ‘DICTATORSHIP   Small Countries Revolt Against Veto — Cuba Says It Makes Them “Vassats and Satellites.”   SEVEN VOICE PROTEST IN 3-HOUR MEETING   Argentine Delegate Reminds Assembly That Members Have the Right to Walk Out.

Small Countries Threaten Walkout   Objection to U.N. Veto Aired Before Council

Small Nations Rise In Anger — Against Veto   Charges of ‘Dictatorship’ Made Against Ma  jor Powers

SMALL NATIONS STAGE REVOLT AGAINST VETO   Cuba and Philippines Charge ‘Dictatorship’ Rv ll No Rin Powere

Small Nations Revolt Against Veto With ‘Dictatorship Cries   Argentina Warns That Little Countries Could Exercise Check of Their Own by Walking Out of the Assembly

U. NS SM/=FRY MAY W.OUT OVER Viiv   Bolt Would Prevent A Storm In Security Council’s Body

“DICTATORSHIP” ~ CHARGE HURLED      Argentinian Warns Little Nations By Walking Out

“Small Nations Launch Protes , Against Veto  n Of Walkout On "UN Assembly;

Small Nations Threaten to Counter Veto   Warn Big 5 Powers Of Rights to Quit U. N. Assembly

Small Nations  Renew Fight  Against Veto Assembly Hears  Cries of Big-Power ‘Dictatorship’

Meat Supply At New Low Over Nation   Miners in Three States Threaten Strike For Full Dinner Pails

All-Time Meat Low  Is Expected This Week   COUNTERS BARE IN THOUSANDS OF BUTCHER SHOPS

More Packing Plants Suspend Meat Operations  U. S. Supply To Be Lowest In 2 Weeks

MorePacking Plants Close; Shortage Of Meat Grows   Thousands of Retail Buichers Have Bare Counters; Act to Aid U.S. Mining Districts

MEAT SUPPLY IS CRITICAL IN NATION TODAY   More Packing Plants Closed As New All Time Low Predicted

Miners Threaten Walkout Unless Meat Is Supplied  Beef Output Last   Beef Output Last Week One-Tenth  Normal Production

MEAT SUPPLY AT NEW LOW MARK   Miners Threaten To Strike For ‘Full Dinner Pail’; Beef Very Scarce

Miners Promised More Fresh Meat   Government Acts In Face of Closing Of Many Markets.

More Packing Plants Closing Down as Meat Situation Grows Steadily Worse

Nation's Meat Supply Hits New Low As Coal Miners Threaten To Strike

MEAT SUPPLY REPORTED AT NEWLOW   Strikes for a - :  ‘Full Dinner Pail’ _Are Threatened

Send Meat Into Coal Mine Areas   Miners Threaten Strike; Think Supply Will Be Normal Within Three Weeks

MEAT SUPPLY OF U.S. HITS NEW LOW   Miners Threaten To Strike For Full Dinner Pail

Beef Ki kil     of {sei   Bowles Expects More Meat Production After Month's End

MEAT COUNTERS ARE BARE TODAY   All-time Low Is Seen for Supply in Nation This Week.

Production Of Beef Only Ten Per Cent of Norma}; Packers Blame Farmers, Farmers Blame Packers   MANY RETAILS SHOPS IN NATION CLOSED

Packing Houses Close Down:  Meat To Hit All-Time Low   Thousands Of Retail Butchers Across Country Report Their Counters Are Bare; Government Moves To Ease Shortage In Mining Areas

CTTPROARD WAS BARE   Hungry Miners in 3 States Vow. ‘No Food, No Work’

Nation’s Meat Supply [s At New Low   Coal Miners Threaten To Halt Work Unless They Get More Food

MEAT SCARCITIES ARE WORSE TODAY   Miners Attempt Strike to Get ‘Full Dinner Pails.’

Nation’s Meat Supply Sinks To Low Level   Production Of Beef Only Ten Per Cent Of Normal As Stores Go Bare

Thomasville's Strike Riots Subside Today   Two Men Held, Woman Hunted In Assault

: S. Hits Textiles lack Market   Treasury, OPA, Justice Dept. Start Drive

EXTENSIVE TEXTILE INQUIRY ANNOUNCED   Treasury Joins Justice Department and OPA in Drive on the Black Market.

PREPARE PLANS TO RETURN BODIES OF OVERSEAS DEAD   ARMY SERVICE DEPOT AT COLUMBUS WILL BE ONE OF DISTRIBUTION POINTS IN NATION

Plans fo Return Veterans’ Bodies To U.S. Outlined   Next of Kin to Be Asked Soon to Express Wishes

Officials Seek — Way of Ending Maritime Strike  Others Would Head Off o New Strike

Reds Called Threat To World Peace   Bevin Demands Yes, No From UNO Group On Russian Charges

RED PROPAGANDA SPORED BY BEVIN   Demands Yes Or No Verdict On Their Complaint Ahout Greece

Bevin Charges Russia Perils WorldPeaceby Propaganda   Foreign Secretary Demands Yes or No Verdict From U. N. 0. Security Council on Moscow’s Allegation Security Is Endangered by English “Intervention” in Greece—Issue Hotly Debated in Gloves-Off Session.

Russia Action Perils Peace, Bevin Asserts  and Envoy Holds British, Troops  Deovwant Dicanidecs

Says Russia Is Endangering Peace of World   Bevin Levels an’ Open Attack on Soviet Policies

Bevin Attacks Propaganda Of Moscow Radio   UNO Asked To Give Verdict On Intervention Charges

Bevin Says Reds Endanger Peace   Retorts to Charge of Interference in Greece

STRAIGHT YES OR NO GREEK VERDICT ASKED   Greek Delegate Backs England In UNO  Investigation

Bevin Assailing Red Propaganda   Says Russia Endangering World Peace 

HOLDS PEACE IMPERILED BY SOVIET ACTION   Open Accusation Made By Bevin Before UNO Council

Bevin Accuses Russians at  UNO Meeting   Use of ‘Incessant Propaganda’ Termed Menace to Peace

Bevin Accuses Reds of Hurting Peace Efforts   Declares ‘Incessant Propaganda’ Is Real Danger: Places British Cards Upon Table

Control of U. 5. By One Man or Group ‘Unlikely   America Is Facing Greatest Age in History, He Avers

GREED FOR POWER ASSAILED Truman Says Nation Is Facing Greatest Age In Its History -

Truman Says U. § Faces Great Age  Has No Fear Of One-Mar Control

Truman Extols ‘Small Towner’ On Receiving  New Doctorate   One Man Can Never Control Government Of U. S., He -Asserts

Nation Facing Greatest Age, Truman Claims   ‘  President Makes Predic tion in Accepting Degree of Doctar of Law at Washington College      Voices Advocacy Of ‘Small Business   Declares “No Oue Man oe Any One Group of Meu? Will Ever Control Unit. ed States Government

Truman Sees Small Firms.  As U.S. Asset  Asserts American a » Se  Po ae   Asserts American Greatness Due To Varied Ideals

Several American Sailors Beaten by Demonstrating Unemnploved Chinese

Big ‘Transport Crash Kills 26: ~B-29 Wrecked   Army and Navy Personne! Victims of C-47 Accident in California Mountains — Seven Feared Dead in Bomber Accident

CRASH OF ARMY C-47 KILLS 26   Mountain Plane Tragedy Occurs 40 Miles West Of Reno

Seven Others BelievedDeac In B-29 Crash   Smashed Craft Strewn Over Mountain Area

26 Die as C-47 Explodes Over Sierra Nevadas   Wreckage of Lost Superfort Spotted 150 Miles to South

7 Other Men May Be Dead In B-29 Crash   Wreckage of Second Plane Is Confirmed As Missing Bomber

‘Another Seven May Be Dead ‘in Bomber Tragedy   all v C-47 Transport Explodes, Drops North of Lake Tahoe in Sierrers; B-29 Reported Down Near Livermore, Calif.

CA7 Comes Down In Snowy Sierras; Wreckage of B-29 Also Is Sighted

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SEARCH PARTY FINDS BODIES OF 20 VICTIMS   Witnesses to Tragedy Say Ship Seemed To Explode in Air

C-47 EXPLODES: / BOMBER FALLS   ‘California Is Scene Of Tragedies;  Fortress Coming In From Honolulu

Two Airplane Crashes Kill 33  In California   Report C-47 Transport, B-29 Bomber Army-Navy Personnel Die in Snowy Sierras After Explosion in Mid-Air

C-47 Carrying 26 Army And Navy Men Tx~ plodes tn Air, Wreekage of B-29 Sighted With Seven Dead

New breek Cabinet To Be Formed   King George Reappoints Tsaldaris To Form Coalition Regime.

Monareh in. Urgent Plea For Loyalty  Tsaldaris Asked To Form Cabmet

SENATE COMMITTEE BUTCHERS CASE BILL   U.S. Mediation Board Made Keystone Of New Plan

—EABOR DISPUTE—  New Labor Bill Ready   Special Committee Completes Study

CASE BILL IS SHORN OF MAJOR FEATURES   New Labor Disputes Measure To Get Hearing

LABOR DISPUTES BILL: MODIFIED   Senate Committee Drofts Pro: posal Which Revises Main Boatures of Case Act

TEXAS VETS ARE HONORED IN CEREMONY   Austin Is Scene Of Colorful Ceremony Today

UMBERTO URGES UNITY IN ITAL’   Secession Talk Heard As Deposed Monarch Starts For Exile

Secession Talk Heard In Southern Italy As  _ Ruler Prepares Leave

HOPE 1S HELD FO 3 POWER      World Tally Of Armed Forces Is Argument

ARMED-FORCES— TALLY’ LOOMS      AGREEMENT NEAR IN FRO POSED REPORT ON MILI. TARY STRENGTH OF’.  : HIG THREE”

LeMars Airplane Factory Receives  $221,250 Order  Contract Calls For 75 Percent Output  frl BA... nee i =#sre

LeMars Airplane Factory Receives $221,250 Order  Cantract Calle Baw   Contract Calls F iar 75. Percent Output’ - Of Mars Mfg. Co. 

Say Black Market Out Of Control  Meat Packers Wan ODA Eliminated

BLACK MARKET IN MEAT FANS SENATE BLAZE   Major Packers Attack Price Agency, Declare Situation Out of Control

TIIREE-MAN CONTROL OVER ATHENS ESTABLISHED AFTER CITIZENS HOLD MEETIG

Old Guard Ousted in Athens After Gui Fight With GI’s; 20 Wounded in Wake

PEACE REIGNS AFTER TENNESSEE BATTLE   61 Group Takes Over Gov't Of Athens

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Non-Partisan Interim Gov't in Saddle After Conflict

War Veterans in Control Following Election Revolt   Interim Government Will Serve Until © Victors Take Office

STATESVILLE SHOTS  Informal Glimpses of People wT ._., gs gin. op Pp Sb gn. .719.

TEAMSTER MEETING IS ROUGH   Rive Men Shot and Policemar Wounded in Pittsburch.,

Early Conclusion of Prohe Seen  ! However, Report May Be Delayed

END IN MONTH   Barkley Says Chances Good To End Harbor Testimony By Mid-February

STUDY OF COAL PAY STRUCTURE BEING RUSHED   Labor Statistics Bureau Preparing For UMW Wage Demand

COAL INDUSTRY SPECULATING ON LEWIS’ MOVES   Operators Expect Mime Chieftain To Terminate Present Coatract   POLICY COMMITTEE MEETING MARCH 11

MecLeansboro Jammed To. Fete John Stelle   Largest Crowd In Town’s History Honor Legion Head

PUBLIC AUCTION SALE. “AT THE JAMES LUSHER — - "FARM MONDAY AUG. 1:

LICHFIELD CAMP GUARD CONVICTED   GIVEN 6 MONTHS FOR AS5SAULTING PRISONERS —~ CLEMENCY RECOMMENDED.

Former Detention Camp Guard Guilty   Muskogeean Gets Six Months ot Hard Labor, Court Recommends Clemency

VET BACK IN GERMANY HELD   Says He Returned After Failing To Get Job In Hi¢s sk

Farm Bureau Backs Revision  Of Labor Laws   Resolutions Adopted Al Convention Include Abolition of the Closed Shop

Farm Bureau Calls For Labor Curbs; End Closed Shop   Organization of Million Also Asks End Price Control

Farmers Favor  New Labor Laws   Bureau To Support Closed Shop Abolition; Raps Certain Leaders, -

Revised Labor Laws Proposed By Farm Bureau   Changes Favored By Fed. eration Include Banning Of Closed Shop.

Farm Bureau Federation Pledged to Support Revisions in Labor Laws

Farm Bureau Wants Labor Law Revision   Group Also Rebukes Certain Labor Chiefs-. Against Closed Shop

KAISER ALUMINUM PLANT WAS GIVEN PRIORITY BY C.P.A.   Soda Ash Industry Called on to Take Product Away from’ Other Customers

CPA Favored Kaiser Plant,  Small Admits   Soda Ash, Badly Needed Elsewhere, Diverted To  A lL, eueasens Tw

Small Admits Kaiser ‘Got Scarce Soda Ash   Sent To Aluminum Plant Even Though - Production Cut Elsewhere

CPA A Admits Preference  For Kaiser   Small Admits Channeling Soda Ash Away From Oth:  er Industries. .

Trio Batter Barnstable Jail Guards and Eseape   ‘Dangerous’ Men Believed on Foot—Guards Receive Placma. Condition *Fair’

Jap Ferret’ Goes  On Trial For Life   Captain Isao Fukuhara, Former Camp Commandant, Faces Long List Of Black Crimes

‘Truman Plan For Defense Cabinet Surprises Solons   Military leaders In Late War Named To Serve U'nder President.

Capitol Caught Off Base By Idea ' For Star Studded Elder Statesmen

PROPOSES STAR DEFENSE GROUP   TRUMAN'S IDEA OF ELDER STATESMEN IS SURPRISE MOVE

Sets Up Star-Studded Council... .  Truman Elder Statesman Plan Surprises Capital

—DEFENSE GROUP— Truman Plan Is Surprise  Elder Statesmen Named On Council

Truman Plan For Defense Cabinet: Surprises Solons   Military Leaders Ta War Named--To Under Presiden

WYATT TO RESIGN, OFFICIAL ASSERTS   TRUMAN SAID TO HAVE DENIED HOUSING EXPEDITER POWERS HE DEMANDED.

Wyatt Reported Ready to Quit   Housing Expediter Visits President

Housing Expediter — Expects To Resign   Wyatt. May Quit as Re  sult..of Failure: to

HOUSING CHIEF READY TO QUIT   AY yatt To Resign; Can’t Get Powers He Wanted From President

WYATT IS REPORTED READY T0 QUIT JOB   Housing Expediter Failed To Get Support Of White House,  Ronree Claimce

Wyatt May Resign Job  In 48 Hours Housing Expediter ay  Get Powers Asked President

Parley Waits For Move by  Commission   Plan for Calling Pacifie Coast Operators East For Conference Being Considered by Officials

  HEAD SCHOOL BODY   Re-Elected Chairman and Vice-Chairman of Edu- cation Board   THREE NEW’ TEACHERS

PURCELL, WHIPPLE HEAD SCHOOL BODY   Re-Elected Chairman and Vice-Chairman of Edu- cation Board   THREE NEW TEACHERS

Coal Operators Continue — Talks With Lewis; 18,000 Illinois Miners Join Strike

HOOSIER ADMITS SLAYING OF GIRL   Michigan City Man Will Face Charges of Murder.

News Day And Nigh        Soviets Can Have Pe Security By Working — With UNO, He Says —   Regular <2 Ua “Of Big 3 Urged   Differences Threateni Peace Could Be Settled  By Them, He Counsels

REPORT ON UNO STRESSES NEED FOR BIG 3 UNITY   Reds Can Have Peace by Supporting UNO Treaty, He De clares

FARM YOUTHS TO BE HONORED AT DINNER   To Be Sponsored by Retail Division A. of C. Thursday Evening

Ickes Misunderstood Him, Pauley Tells Senate Group   Texas associated with Pauley in Mexican project. Page §8.

Pauley Renews Denial Claims Before Board   No Promise Given Of Contributions Oil Man Testifies

ICKES MISTAKEN PAULEY ASSERTS   Says Secretary “Misunderstood Campcaian Proposals

DESIGN TO CUT  _ USE ONE- FOUR   Anderson’s Decision Is Due Todag;  Move Would Help Our EFxynorte Abroad 8

r A Ration: Impends Food ‘Relief Move          dustry ' Wars Nation’s Bins May re in 60 Days; Goal Set Pet Cutin cnimsatic Use

ACTION TAKE TO SHIP MORE GRAIN ABROAD   VIGOROUS PROTESTS FILED BY BAKERS AND GROCERS

ORDER TO RATION FLOUR 10 BAKERS, GROCERS DRAFTED   U. S: to Decide Today Whether to Issue It in Effort to Cut Consumption 25 Per Cent.   HOUSEWIVES WOULD NOT BE AFFECTED   Action Follows Conferences on Way to Obtain More Wheat for Export to Foreign Countries.

U.S. May Curb Flour Supplies   Bakers, Grocers May Face Cuts On Elour To Help Hungry Abroad

RATIONING OF FLOUR IS SCHEDULED   Order Is Drafted for Application to Retail Store Trade

Flour Ration  Contemplaited  Would Cut Bakers,  Grocers One Fourth

Flour Ration - Plan Drafted      Millers and Bakers Protest Plan of Agricultural Officials

‘Rationing of Flour  To Retailers, iBakers Is Proposed   Industry Warns Nation's Flour Bins May Be Bare Within 60 Days: Wheat Is Needed to Ficht Famine

Rationing oi flour order  is drafted  Issuance is up to Anderson

Order Ready For Rationing Of Flour  To Retailers   More Wheat Sought For Famine Areas; Severe Shortage _ Seen in 60 Davs

TO BAKERS [ UNDER STUDY   Order Being Drafted To Conserve Grain  To Send Abroad

Welcome Delegates   U.S. May Curb Flour Supplies   Bakers, Grocers May Face Cuts On Flour To Help Hungary Abroad

FLOUR SHORTAGE IS PREDICTED WITHIN GO-DAYS   Commodity Will Be Rztioned To Bakers And Retailers By Government   WHEAT REQUIRED FOR HUNGRY EUROPEANS

Governor Has Authority To Take Action   Price of Milk Likely To Go Up 2 Cents a Quart

Trainmen and Engineers Offer To Work “Conditionally,” But Receive No Reply From Truman   Unimpressead!   PRESIDENT ORDERS ALL MEDIATION STOPPED   TRY TO REACH AGREEMENT WITH 18 BROTHERHOODS

Whitney and Johnston Solemn, ‘Silent, Nervous As President Blames Them For U.S. Chaos

Efforts Of U.S. Blocked By Russia  In Jap Case   Allies Seeking Ways to Question Puppet Manchuria Emperor But Reds Holding Him

ROYALISTS WIN GREEK VOTE AS BOYCOTT FAILS   Return of King Seen Possible; 20 Slain  In Violence

Conservative Party Leads In Election   Greek Voting Indicates Defeat for Communists, Others’ of Left Wing;  Balloting Is Orderiy 

Greek Vote Is Heavy   Winning Populists  Claim Big Ballot a — Slap at Communists Who Boycotted Pells

Communists Face Smashing Defeat In Greek Election   Declare Possibility Of Return of King George  to Throne

Greek Populists Claim Victory. .   See Overwhelming Defeat for Communist Forces"

Populists Claim Victory ‘In Greek Elections   A Defeat for Communist Party—May Have Poved  Way for Eventual Return TT. TL. fF yt me

Left-Wingers * Are Swamped  At Greek Polls   Populists To Dominate New Parliament; Riots  Fatal To Score.

Royalists in  Greece Win  Communists and Other   Communists and Othe: Left Wing Parties Take Bad Beating

Populist Party Claims Victory   Possibly Paves Way For Return Of King George II In Greece.

Manchurians Give: No Endorsement to Attacks On Russia   But Give foud Applause  To Demand ‘That Chiang’s Manchuria Dt rector Be Ousted.

Manchurians: Give No Endorsement ti Attacks On Russia   Bit Give Loud Applause To Demand ‘That Chiang’s.- Manchuria Di-

Kaiser Tells House Quiz He Can’t Tell if He’s Rich or Poor      If Fontana Plant Fails in Operation, He Claims He'll Be in Red

Way Roca’t Boon Found, Sal— Kaiser Favors Taking Profits Out Of War

Kaiser Denies Porfiteering .  On War Deals   Shipbuilder Says Building Without Profit Ideal But Incentive Needed.

“Wizard” Of Production Uncertain Whether He Made Profit Or Lost Money On Ships   Deficit Possible _ On Fontana Plan   Denies Woodruff Charge He Was a “Sacred Cow Of New Deal” Accused  Of Profiteering

KAISER ASKS ‘HOW?’ ON PROFITLESS WAR   Says He’s In Favor Of It I Congress Finds Way

Kaiser Frowns On War Profits   Suggests Congres: End Wartime Earnings

KAISER DENIES EXCESS PROFII   Would Have Congress Take Gain Out of War

Protit Incentive Vital to Victory, Kaiser Contends   Claims He Carries Fontana Debt, but - Geneva Sold Chean

Kaiser Favors System to End All War Profits   Says Soup Kitchens Can Replace Earnings If Congress Wants That

KAISER KEEPS STAND THAT NO EXCESS PROFIT WAS REALIZED   Says May Lose 13 Million On Deal If His Fontana Steel Plant Fails

Kaiser Says All Wars Won By Profits   Up to Congress To Remake Laws, Shipbuilder Declares

KAISER FOR ‘LAWS AGAINST WAR PROFITS   West Coast Shipbuilder Says Incentive Production Essential to Winning a Wer   HEARING NEARING END

KAISER WOULD — YIELD PROFITS   He Says Congress Could Eliminate Earnings in Any Future Wars

KAISER SAYS HE'S UNCERTAIN AS TO PROFIT OR LOSS   TELLS COMMITTEE BOOKS MAY SHOW $18,000,000 LOSS

Kaiser Favors Law to Keep Anyone From “Making a Dime” Out of War

Kaiser Would Take Profits out of War   Shipbuilder Again Denies Excessive Income From War Industries During House Probe

Kaiser Favors No War Profits   Favors Congressional Action to Take All Profits Out of War

Pickeis, Police Clash; 50 Are Injured   20-Minute Pitched Battle Takes Place in Milwaukee

56 Arrested 50 Hurt in Battle Between 200 Police and 500 Pickets

Strikers, Police Fight in Street In Milwaukee   Fifty Hurt in Outburst Against Workers in Allis-Chalmers Plant

Pickets, Police Clash; 50 Are Injured  20-Minute Pitched  Rattle Takec

FIFTY INJURED IN BATTLE AT STRUCK PLANT   200 P slice : Officers Engage Pickets At Allis Co. Plant

POLICE BATTLE 500 AT STRUCK PLANT   MILWAUKEE PICKETS ROCK OFFICERS’ CAR—FIFTY HURT IN FIGHT,

Pickets and Police Battle Before Plant   Long Allis-Chalmers Strike Marked by  More Violence

Street Fight Marks Strike In MUannee  fay WD... Bhanu ce   50 Persons Hurt And 56 Arrested; Autos Are Stoned

Battie Leaves 50 Injured; 56 Under Arrest Four Cars Are Overturned In _ co Lo: ChalBARRAGE OF STONES   Violence Flares When Demonstrators Try To Halt Workers’ Autos {

Security Trading On Cash Basis   Federal Reserve  Board Takes Action

B. M. CAMPBELL DIES AT FREEPORT IRESULT OF STROKE   ‘State Paid Him $113,142 fo False. Imprisonment on. foraery Charce

OPA Celling in This Country Only 15 Cents a Pound —.Can’t Buy It for Less Than 42 Cents at Its  a Sein nett i  secrete nts 80 SPELL encrohen ih ie tami

Our New Phone Number: 6-700   UNO Receives New Protest From ran  urian

Russia Denies Chinese Use Of Dairen   Soviet Tries To Forestall Protecte

IRAN FILED NEW PROTEST WITH U. N. SECURITY COUNCIL   Is Against Continued Presence of Russian Troops In That Country.   PROTEST DELIVERED   To Trygve Lie, UNO Seeretary, Who Is Now In Washington.

Action Taken On Orders Of Premier Qavan  Envoy May Appear   Envoy May Appear In Person Before Security Council

LITTLE NATION FILES PROTEST AT WASHINGTON   Embassy Here Acts on Orders from Tehran as: Russian Forces Stay On.

UNO Council Must Ponder  Tense Issues   Continued Presence Of Soviet’s Troops: Specific Complaint

Iran Again Files Protest Against Reds’ Presence  Overrides Warning By Russia Against Such A Mavement

NEW PROTEST FILED BY IRAN WITH THE UNO   First Secretary of Embassy Says Note Was Delivered During Night to Secretary in Capital

Iran Files New Protest On Russian Occupation   United Nations Security Council May Hear Ambassador In Person

SECRETARY OF UNO GETS PROTEST   Ambassador Acts On Instructions From Tehran

COMPLAINT IS HANDED 10 LIE IN WASHINGTON   Continued Presence of Red Troops On Iran Soil Protested

Iran Files Protest With UNO   Dispute With Russia Again Appealed to Security Council

Tran Lodges New Protest ~~ With Councii   Ambassador Hussein Ala Delivers Notes on FPresence Russinn Troops  to UNO Seeretary

Soviet Dispute On Calendar Of World Council   Russian Writer Says Capitalist Nations Violate Treaties

PROTEST FILED AGAINST SOVIET TROOPS IN LAND   Ambassador Presents Note For Council Action After Order From Teheran

U.S. Ultimatum Is Complied With In Major Part   Seven Americans Free; Believe All Five In Second Plane Dead

Chinese Report Red Attacks In Manchuria   Strife Among Factions Comes As Russians Plan Departure

Hughes Confers With President   Jackson, Douglas Talkec  For Stone Vacancy

SOFTBALL LOOP CONTINUES IN NIGHT GAMES   Extend Schedule To August. Firemen Lead League; Girls Play

SOFTBALL LOOP CONTINUES IN WEEKLY GAMES   Announce Schedule For Week: Firemen Lead League; Girls Play

PARIS CONFAB READY FOR ROMANIA PACT   Shift of Bessarabia To Russian Government  Has Been Ratified

Romania Pact Prepared for  Paris Sessions  Ratifies Shift Of Bessarabia To Russia

Ministers Study Deputies’ Report Will Meet Today   Plan of Treaty with Romania Is Reported Ready for. Submission

VETS’ FARM SCHOOL TRAINING PROGRAM DETAILED BY OFFICER   300 HOURS NECESSARY TO QUAI IFY FOR GI BENEFITS FOR ON ‘THE-JOB TRAINING. 

VETS’ PRIORITY ON NEW HOMES IS WORTHLESS   Law Can Be Evaded; Materials Scarce and Costly

Kidnapped And Robbed   Says Men Posing As Federal Officers Took $1,504

‘O’CONOR SILENT _ ABOUT SESSION   Union. Labor Representa tives Confer With  Governor

Governor Silent On Special Law Session   O'Conor Talks With Delegation Seeking Rent Control Action

O'CONOR 1S SILENT ON DEMANDS FOR SPECIAL SESSION ON RENTS   Asks Labor Group Fo Specific Facts That Grave Emergency Exists

TWO CAMBRIA COUNTY UNIONS REIECT OFFER   Thumbs Down On Lewis’ Back To Work Orders

U.S, Takes Firm Position; Not To Be Shouldered Out Of Negotiations Over Straits

Farley Says Republicans Will Wish They Hadn’t Won Control Of Senate

latencies teaming. iii tiatiatiiia ind inated linia eee aaa  GOP to Be Sorry Over. Senate Win Says Jim Farley

They'll Be Sorry, Avers Jim Farley   Says Republicans Will Wish They'd Never Won Control of Senate

THINK CHANCE TO MODIFY VETO USE NOW GONE      Premier Stalin's Statement I Held Death Blow To Restraint

Split Reported On Which Bloe Plea Should Be Addressed To   French Want to Include Republicans Outside Country   5000 in Oslo Hold Ansvi._.Veancen Pasede

No ‘Free Ride’ For Veterans, Bradley Warns   Declares They Must — Pay Bill. But Future, Of Nation Before Them

AMERICAN WOMEN TAKING LEAD  Wives Praised For Drive Upon Prices.

Ohio Legislator Praises Women for Buying Tactics   Rep. Bolton Says Housewives Are Keeping Price: Down; Boycotts Continue To Form

2%  x & & © KR KR KR RK AMERICAN WOMEN TAKING LEAD.  Wives Praised For  Drive Upon Prices:

Housewives Help Hold Costs Down Despite OPA Loss   Congresswoman Praises Their Refusal to Pay Exorbitant Prices

Housewives Aid in War on Prices   Congressman Says Refusal to Buy ts Showing Results.

Housewives Help To Keep Prices Down   Refusal to Buy at High Prices Forces Food Prices Lower

American Housewives Praiset For Curbing ‘Sky-High’ Prices   Buyers’ Strikes ‘Have but Little Effect on Meats

Adopt Principles of West Hemisphere Jap Democratization Progresses

Japs Responding To New Program, MacArthur Says    Reports Lit Steps Necessary To F orm Democratic  Government

Jans Anxious for Demilitarization Anda Democracy  Progress Made—But Hov

Japs Respond To Democratization   Reports MacArthur In 2nd Summary

Recorded Vote of Congressmen  Recent Roll Call Vote On Legislation Before

Dodgers Cut Cards Lead  To Half Game   Beat Phillies 8-2 At Brooklyn as Cards Have Day Off

Dispute in lran Shaping Up As Test For UNO   Nation Considers Appeal For Help In Settling Trouble With Russians

lran To Appeal Dispute With Russia To UNO  Security Council Face Important Question At Very Beainnina

IRAN PROBLEM MAY TEST UNO   AMBASSADOR INSTRUCTED ON IMMEDIATE APPEAL

IRAN PLANS APPEAL   To Ask Security Council to Take Up Azerbaijan

lran May Ask UNO to Help Settle Dispute   Disagreement With  Russia Over Azerbaijan Control May Be First UNO Test Case

oh May  Appeal to _ UNO Council   “May Shape Up As Critical ‘Test Case for New Agency

Will Appeal to Council of UNO  Iran Wants Help in Settling Disputes.

tran May Invoke  UNO Aid   Delegates Cousider Couneil Appeal in Disoute With Byrecle

Iran To Ask UNO Help In Dispute With Reds      Peace Agency To Get First Critical Test As  Nation Considers Immediate Appeal

Dispute in Iran Shaping Up As Test For UNO   Nation Considers Appeal For Help In Settling Trouble With Russians  BY JOHN M, HIGHTOWER  — a . aa sc We

lran May Present First Test to Security Council   Trouble With Russia Over Azerbaijan Province May Be Taken to United Nations’ Organization at Once, Ambassador Declares 

Early Test For UNO   Iran Plans Immediate Appeal for Settlement Of Dispute With Reds

IRAN PLANNING APPEAL T0 UNO OVER DISPUTE WITH RUSSIA   Wants Settlement Of Problems In Autonomy Move In Azerbaijan

RAN MAY SEEK UNO AID IN RIFT   Dispute With Soviet To Offer Council First Real Test

Tran Considering Appeal To UNO For Help In Settling Disagreement With Russia   Developments Overshadow Other UNO *, Activities: Soviet Official On Spot

IRAN MAY APPEAL  TO UNO COUNCIL  IN RED DISPUTE NEW SECURITY BODY  FACES FIRST TEST NEEORE IT IS READY

IRANIAN GOV'T STUDIES EARLY APPEAL TO INO   Security Council Faces Immediate, Critical Test Case

IRAN MAY GIVE UNO FIRST TEST   Explosive Azerbaijan Problem Likely To Fall  Into Lan   RAPS ‘INTERFERENCE’

Iran May Seelkk UNO Aid Over  Soviet Dispute   Delegates to London As sembly Consider “lnmediate” Appeal to Seeurity Council

(srave Froblems Facing Secretary Dyrnes....  ee at ne  Scant Hope Russians Will Budge On Foreign Policy

Hopes Fade on Peace Moves  Cane lteblan Chanea far Pranrece When Ministers Reconvene

HOPES FOR NEW SOVIET FOREIGN POLICY JOLTED   Molotov’s Statement Dims Prospects of Progress at Paris Meeting

Soviet Seems Unlikely to Change Plans   American Hopes for Reversal of Policy Take Jolt as Molotov Holds Firm to His Statemenis Attacking U. 5.-British Bodies

ones for Change Russian Policy frer Récess Dim   Paris Meeting Scheduled  To Reconvene June 15; n:.1.macy Problem

School Reform Survey Backed   Excellent for Most Part. Collesee Heads Testify

BIG GAME’ HUNTERS  Jewel Thieves Net $63,200 In 3 New London Raids

$300,000 Stolen In ‘Ten Days   Scotland Yard Fails To Halt Gem Robberies

LIMITATION IS ATOM DEFENSE   Scientists Rely On One Big Fact To Prevent Surprise Attack By Atomie Bombs.   —BY HOWARD W. BLAKESLEL-

“Sneak” Atomic Attack Impossible Due To Limited Quantity of Uraniun

Scientists Say Atomic Energy So Limited Surprise Attack Impossible With Controls

THREATS OF MARITIME, RAILROAD, — STRIKES ADD TO LABOR WOES; OVER MILLION WORKERS IDLE IN NATION.

Marshall Asked For Shori’s Retirement   General Continues Story Before Pearl Harbor Probers

Short Says Marshall Advised Him To Stand Pat, then Urged Retirement

Short Discloses Retirement Hitch  Marshall Suddenly Changed Mind, Seem:

Vlore Documents Are Introduced in ‘Pearl Harbor Probe.   General Short Testifies He Did Not Receive Information That Japanese Were Burning Papers

PROBERS GET INFORMATION FROM SHORT   Witness Says Marshall Had Change of Heart Over Night

Byrnes Tilts With Molotov  Over Treatie:   Russian Strongly Objects Te 21-Nation Parley  Cha Thicagrecmonts

Byrnes Battles With Molotov On Peace Meet   U. S. Opposes Soyiet Move to Require Four-Power Accord  On All Treaties

Molotov, B:     Verbal Draw   Big 4 Deadlocked On 21-Nation Peace Conclave

REDS OPPOSE MOVE 10 CALL PEACE PARLEY   Big-4 Ministers Fail To Reach Decision  On Proposal

No Decision Made Byrnes, Molotov in Verbal Battle Over U. S. Proposal   Soviet Delegate Seeks 4-Power Accord on All Treaties as Peace Conference Preliminary Over U. S. Opposition

MOLOTOV ATTACKS BYRNES’ PROPOSAL FOR PEACE PARLEY   Russian Insists on Four-Power Treaty Accord Prior to Conference of 21 Nations.   CHARGES BACKTRACKING BY U. S. ON AGREEMENT   Two Battle Verbally for Two + Wours—Bevin Offers Compromise in Effort to Heal Breach.

Ministers of Powers Engage  In Verbal Tilt   Ar-~rican Proposal for New Conference  Opposed by Molotov

MOLOTOV AND BYRNES CANT GET TOGETHER   MINISTERS BATTLE OVER PLANS FOR PEACE SESSION

Secretary General Says Future Of Organization Is In Hands Of The Big Powers.

RESCUE CREWS ARE RUSHED T0 SITE OF WRECK   Sight-5 or 7 Persons Alive Near Wreckage of Atlantic Airlmer

 Wilson Wyatt Says .  1947 Goal of 1,500,000 Nev Houses Cannot Be Attained

VET HOUSING CRISIS HELD NEARING PEAK   Control Still Needed, Wyatt Declares In Warning

AMERICAN WOMEN CRUSH BRITISH ON WIMBLEDON COURT   Yank Tennis Stars Raut Poorly Conditioned Home  eee

CIO Demands Millions Of Members ror PAC   Will Seek Dollar Per Member For Fund To Back Liberal Candidates In November Voting

CIO Planning to Support Liberals In Both Parties  $6,000,000 Campaign Fund at $1 a Member s. wal... yg

PARLEY VOTES PEACE TREATY FOR HUNGARY   Rejects U. S. Proposal for Reparations Reduction

PRORE DEATH AFTER FIGHT   Worker Was Injured In Unreported Brawl In Harbor

‘Paramount's ‘Road to Utopia’ Stars Crosby. Hone and Lamaur   Super Comedy Opens Sunday at the Rialto   Says Hitler Promised to Break Treaty

CCG Is Accused of  Negotia ting Seer etly in Grains   Senate Committee Holds Procedures in Buying, Storing and Selling Are ‘Open to Possible Graft, Etc.’

Grain Crisis Laid To CCC Dealings   ‘Secret Negotiation’ Charged by Senators

Strike Moves Fail To End Mine Walkouts   NEW LABOR TROUBLES BREWING IN OTHER INDUSTRIES

MILK STRIKE -——GLEARING-UF         —-SIGNING ‘CONTRACTS-Port " SETTLEMENT OF 7 DISPUTE a

2nd District Dems Have Noa Favorite Son   Quist Convention Seen As Party Girds For Indiana Comeback

DEMOGRAT TICKET IS BELIEVED READY FOR CONVENTION   District Caucuses to be Held Tonight, Before Sessions Tuesday; Tel About Candidates.   TOWNSEND SEEN AS SENATE CHOICE

Ramey Declares Combat Fleet Hit By Bikini Bomb Would Be Helpless

General Says Atom Bombing Would Have Left Combat Fleet Powerless

Notorious Nazi  Say Is Suicide   Maria Fischer Ends Life In Prison Cel] At Chambery France Reports

NAZI WOMAN SPY COMMITS SUICIDE   Maria Fischer Ends tife in French Prison

Curse of Montezuma Seems to Be Working; Air Supply for Gold Searchers Falters

Dimout Order Less Restrictive Under Amendment by ICC   Adjustments 0 of Hours, Power May be Used Made Possible

ILLINOIS DIMOUT ORDER AMENDED TO AID BUSINESS  prDomitre INnnHiieTay   PERMITS INDUSTRY TO ASK CHANGE IN OPERATING HOURS

HIGGINS COMPANY WILL BE PROBED   Attorney General Sends Special Assistant to Investigate Boat Builder

The Great Game Of  Politics Ry FRANK R. KENT   CIO Conference Demand

STEUBENVILLE POLICE PROMISE MORE RAIDS   Day-And-Night Checks Due In War Against Vice

STEUBENVILLE PUTS HEAT ON CRIMINALS   Crackdown Promised After Crime Campaign

LONG DRY SPELL THREATENS CORN   SOAKING RAINS MUST COME SOON TO PREVENT HEAVY DAMAGE TO CROP.

JAP ELECTIONS ARE UNDERWAY   Forty Millions Expected to Vote First Democratic Government Into Power.

Underwater Bomb Sinks 2 Big Ships   Battleship, Carrier Go Down And Smualle:  ‘Craft Also; Tossed Ahant Tika Nave

Under-Water Blast Leaves Others Afloat   Damage Appraisal Awaits Dispersal Of Radiv-Aectivity

[ Terrifie Underwater Explosion Of Plutonium Sounds Death Knell For At Least Nine Ships”

Radioactivity Delays Story of Total Damage   Arkansas, Saratoga Go Down; Several Craft Reported ‘Listing

AWESOME ROAR VARKS SECOND BIKINI TRIAL   Arkansas Disappears As Explosion Tosses  Target Fleet ,

UNDERSEA BOMB BLAST PUT ON A DAZZLING SHOW   Only One Battleship. One Carrier, Seven Lesser Vessels Sunk; Waves Were Only A Few Feet High.

Five Submerged Subs Are Sent To Bottom   True Extent Of Damage Still Unknown; Battleship New York And Jap Battleship. - Nagato Listing; Others Badly Battered

Battleship And Airplane Carrier — And Seven Small Craft Are Sunk  In Second Test Bombing; Gigantic Waterspout Sprays Radioactive Water Over Target Fleet

Arkansas First  Vessel To Sink   Warship Disappears In Undersea Atomic Explosion

Underwater Bomb Is Fatal To Nine — Vessels At Bikini   One Ship. Destroyed ‘and ~ Others Sunk by Atomic Blast. 

Battleship, Carrier And Seven Lesser Vessels Sent To Bottom   Blast Sends Up ‘Cloudy Geyser’   Powerful Explosion Moves Arkansas Far Out Of AnchorageBeforeSinking

Battleship, Carrier Go Down And Two Battleships Damaged And Listing from Atom Blast

Arkansas And Saratoga Go To Bottom   Seven Lesser Vessels Also Submeraed

Bomb’s Big Blast Hurls Sea, Skyward   Awesome Rumble Signals Destructive Release of Atomic Power.

Arkansas Tossed Like Toy Vessel   Saratoga Sinks After 7 Hours; Five Submarines Rest on Bottom

A CARRIER, BATTLESHIP ARE VICTIMS   Five Submarines Among Other Craft Feeling Death Blow at Bikini in World’s First Underwater Explosion.

‘Atomic Explosion Sinks Battleship And Big Carrier   Seven Lesser Ships Plunge to Bottom Of Bikini Lagoon; Damaae Unknown

Battleship Arkansas and Carrier Saratoga Among Nine Vessels Sunk by First Under-water Atomic Bomb; True Results of Test Yet to Be Determined

A-Bomb Destroys Ships   Sinks Aircraft Carrier Saratoga, Blast Damage Extent Is Sull Unknown

Big Arkansas [s First Craft. To Go Under   Explosion Causes Spectacular Sight Far Witneacceac

Ships Tossed About Like Toys By Bomb   Battleship, Carrier. Seven Smaller Ships Sunk—Other Damage Not Assessed Yet

Battleship Disappears in — Submarine Test of Atom ~ Bomb: Nine Vessels Sunk

Nine Vessels Destroyed by Underwater Blast of Atomic Bomb in Lagoon Off Bikini   Dazzling Spectacle Presented as Bomb Is Exploded by Remote Radio Control With an Awesome Roar; Full Damage Yet Unknown

Underwater A-Bomb Sinks 9 Naval Vessels   Battleships, Carrier Sunk

Full Extent Of Damage Is Still Unknown   Ships Disappear in Mist After Underwater Atom Bomb Test Off Bikini

BATTLESHIP AND CARRIER AMONG VICTIMS OF ATOM BOMB   Blakeslee Tells  Of Awesome Sight As Underwater Blast Occurs

Arkansas and Saratoga Are Sunk by Bomt   Seven Small Vessels Disappear After Atomic Blast, But True Extent of Damage Is Not Yet  gered

Seven Lesser Vessels Lost   Arkansas and Carrier Saratoga Destroyed

SEVEN SMALLER TARGET VESSELS SENT TO BOTTOM   5 OF 6 SUBMERGED SUBS BELIEVED TO BE RIPPED APART

9 SHIPS SUNK IN ATOM TEST AT BIKINI   Arkansas, Saratoga Sent To Bottom Of Lagoon   DESCRIBE BLAST   As Stronger Than Explosion That Razed Most Of Nagasaki Last August

Nine Ships Sunk By Underwater Atomic Blast  Observers Expected Heavier Tol]

Battleship Arkansas Is Atomized by Bomb   MASSIVE WAVES FROM BLAST CRUSH SHIES’ STACKS. CHARGE CLOUDS

Bomb Results Are Unique And Terrific   Two Battleships Perish When Explosion Sends Great Geyser Up

2 MAJOR SHIPS SUNK BY BOMB; DAMAGE HEAVY   Underwater A-Weapon, Off Bikini, Also Destroys Seven Lesser Vessels

Nine Vessels Sunk By Blast Of Atom Bomb   Battleship Arkansas, Aircraft Carrier Saratoga Among First Down.

USS Arkansas and Saratoga Die in Awesome Explosion of First Underwater Atom Bomb _

Vessels Tossed  ” Like Tovs   Three Ships Disappear Completely, and ‘Six Others Are Sunk; Full Damage Not! Known

Old Battleship And Aircraft Carrier Sunk   Arkansas And Two Smalf Ships Disappear Carrier Saratoga Sinks After 7 Heurs

Underwater Test _ SEAR TEE TR UOTE aS Remon ERENCE RY AIRSET  A-Blast Causes Lighter Damage Than Expected

Second A-Test Sinks Nine Ships   Underwater Blast Wrecks Battleship, Carrier, Subs

New Yorkers Face Transit  Strike Threat   Union Chief Demand: Referendum on Sale of Power Plants

Transportation Tie-Up Threat  Faces Gotham   Strike Date to Be Set Tonight Unless City’s Board Schedules Vote On Power Plant Sale

City May Face fravel Tie-Up   New York Transport. Union Threatens To Call Strike 

VAST . TIE-UP IN NEW YORK LOOMS CLOSE   3,500,000 Affected If Strike Call Is Made

Transit Strike Threatens in New York City  Would Be Greatest Mass Inconvenience E~par Th, Wit Chew

TIEUP OF ALL N.Y. TRANSIT LINES FEARED   Strike Threatened By CIO Union Unless Demand Is Met

New Yorkers Fear Transit [je ., foun   CIO Transport Unior Threatens Strike Un_ less Power Issue Settled

ENGINEER OTRIGKEN IN CAB OF EXPRESS TRAIN   Became II] As Train Passed Through Bristol   14-CAR TRAIN HALTED

ENGINEER STRICKEN ILL WHILE ON TRAIN   J. E. Ulrich, Harri Removed From Limited At Croydon; Is Paralyzed  SOMEWHAT IMPROVEN

HOPKINS SHOWN WINDS MESSAGES   Deliveries Occurred ~ in Late Fall of 1945; Claims Chatlenced

DECODED MESSAGES TAKEN TO PRESIDENTIAL ADVISOR TWICE IN 1541, KRAMER TESTIFIES

Kramer Says Hopkins Saw Jap Missives   “Delayed Full Day.”   Army Translation.

Studving Own Legislation   Got Instructions To Show Messages To Harry Hopkins   Navy Captain Kramer Reveals He Was Told To show Hopkins secret Mies<ages

Business Man Takes Own Life   Floyd Heier Shoots Self Early Today

Nazi Leaders Place Blame Upon Hitler   21 Defendants Open Final Plea for Acquittal

‘Nazis in Final Plea For Life   Put Entire Blame For War at Feet OF Fallen Hitler.

LaFollette Gets Smith Backing   Endorsement For Bob, 4 Other By His Party

GOP SEEKS 10 LIFT CONTROLS BY APRIL 1, °47   “Reasonable Profit In The Interim” Provided din Program

New Price Fixing Plan Submitted   Committeemen Give Four-Point Program to End Price Control

MEMBERS: OF 200-AFL—-UNIONS INVOLVED IN STRIKE IN WEST COAST CITY -

General Strike Grips California Bay City   Oakland Region Paralyzed by AFL Dispute; ClO Honors Pickets; Million Affected

General Strike Grips Oakland And East Bay   100,000 in Walkout Paralyze All Trade For Million People

Bill Of Rights For Arkansas’ War Veterans To Be Drafted; No Bonus Plan Proposed

BILBO DEFENDS SELF: EX-AIDE FAGES PERJURY   Key Witness Against Senator Also Charged With Contempt For Refusing To Explain Disposition Of £15 000.

Borrows Money To Pay Alimony To Ex-Wife   Reads Statement Of 10,000 Words At Capital Hearing

Got Loan for Property Settlement   Takes Stand With 10,000 Word Prepared  Statement

Bilbo Denies He Ever Sought Gifts Or Funds   Testifies He’s A Poor ‘Man And: Heavily:  Involved.

SOLON CLAIMS ONLY GIFTS ARE CAR, FURNITURE   New Yorker Says Terry Never Returned $15,000 Fund to Defeat Ex-Boss

Bilbo Says He Never Sought Gifts or Funds   Mississippi Senator Testifies Ali Charges Had Been Discussed In Recent Campaign

Sen. Bilbo Denies Seeking Funds Except for a Property Settlement With His Ex-wife   Takes Stand Unperturbed With Ten Thousand Word Statement With Request That Questions Await the Conclusian of His Testimony

SENATOR SAYS HE [3 POOR, IN DEBT   Former Secretary Refuses To Answer Questions   TERRY TELLS   Of Taking Money To Find Mississippi Opponent To Beat His Boss

Borrowed To  Pay Old Debts   Incurred When He Made Settle ment With His Ex-Wife

MISSISSIPPI SENATOR SAYS BORROWED MONEY WAS USED FOR ALIMONY FOR HIS WIFE    69-Year- Old Veteran of Many Political Battles Ig  Unperturbed As He Waits Summons To Appear On Witness Stand _ ,      FORMER SECRETARY IS SUMMARILY DISMISSED

Never Sought Gifts or Funds, Senator States   Defendant Tells Committee He’s “Very Poor Man”

Announces New  Local Gas Rates   The Plant Here is Under New Ownership and New Management

VOTING AWAITED IN TENSE GREECE   Political Meetings Banned On Eve Of Plebiscite

ROYAL VICTORY IS SEEN   Allied Observers To Watch Voting Over the Country

Political Meetings Banned Today . Sunday Voting In ae: Expected To Return King To Throne After 5 Ye

Greece Bans Political Meets   Royalist Leaders Predict Victory by Large Majority

Political Meetings Banned In Greece On Eve Of Vote To Be Conducted Sunday

GREEK OFFICIALS BAN MEETINGS ON EVE OF PLEBISGITE   Royalists Predict Voter: Will Favor Return of txiled Manarch

Greece Bans . Meetings On. Election Eve   Royalist Leaders Predict  Yictory By Esirge Major-: AWS Communists  Hart Charges

ISUPREME COURT DECLINES TO REVIEW DECISIONS OF LOWER COURTS ON NEGROES’ VOTING

SQUATTERS TO ~ FACE CHARGES   : n=: on CHICAGO COURTS TO GET TES1 CASES IN THE SEIZURE OF LIVING QUARTERS

Farmers Urged To Grow More.   Officials See Need To Increase Acreage Over 1946 Figures

AGREEMENT DUE IN SHIP STRIKE   Eight Pittsburgh Hotels "Make Plans for Redpening

Coal Strike Is Only Major Labor Dispute   Shipping Walkout Ends, Other Strikes Also Settled

Shipping Freed By Pact; Strike  Progress Broad   Coal Only Major Smudge on U.S, Labor Relations

Committee Meeting  Broke Up In a Row   House Foreign Affairs Board Could Not Agree Over a Report.

REPORT-URGING'STIFFER U.S. POLICY TOWARD RUSSIA STARTS VERBAL BATILE IN COMMITTEE

FOREIGN POLICY GROUP IN ROW   Meeting Breaks Up After Heated Exchange

New Earth  Quake Almost as "Bad as One Which Rocked Area Last Sunday   INHABITANTS OF TOWN ARE FLEEING TO HILLS

Dominicans Hit By New Violent Quake   Telephone Conversat ion _ With Isle Is Interrupted

WAA OFFERS A “BARGAIN.”      Nearly 200 Toenail Files for Dogs Are fEisted far Sale ~“

Restrictions On Grain Uses May Be Kased   Prospects of Record Wheat, Corn Crops Are Given as Reason

Record Crops May Permit Easing Curbs   Agriculture = Departmetit Says Food Situation Later Determines Decision,

Restrictions on Grain Use  May Be Eased   Final Decision Rests on Record Harvest

WSB CALLED IN TO REVIEW ITS LATEST DECISION   More Marine Unions Join AFL in Port Strike

Administration s Stand On Issue Fynected Today   40,000 More Workers Join Those Now Out

ARMY AND NAVY AWAITING ORDER   To Run the Blockade of Strike Bound U.S. Ports.

ALL PORTS IN U.S. TIED UP BY WALKOUT   40,000 Members Independent Union Strike

AFL LEADERS STATE WORKERS WILL STAY OUT   WSB Fails To Grant Increase g Asked; Break In New York Issue Seen

Steelman Calls on Board to Take New View of Decisions   Ship Workers Ask Other Unions To Join Walk-Our

Seeking to  Provide for  Settlement   Reconversion Director Steel. man Acting for Pres ident Truman Today

Wage Board Turns Down Pay Demand   Await Presidential Word On Plans To End Port Crisis

Immediate . Strike Action Is Pending For National  Maritime Union Of ClO

Fight To End Is Pledged By Union Chiels:   Labor Movement Of Entire U. S. ‘May Aid Battle

MOVE LEAVES SETTLEMENT ADMINISTRATION; DECLAR. OF STAND.MAY COME TODA

500,000 are Estimated Idle by Dispute   Steelman Calls in WSB Members to Review Decision

TRUMAN PLANS EARLY DECISION: ON US. STAND   Refusal of WSB to Reverse Itself Places Matter in Lap of President   NMU TO JOIN WALKOUT      Hour is Set for 8 O’Clock Tomorrow, Agent in Nor- folk, Va., Is Told

Steelman Calls WSB For Review Of Situation   Action Comes After 40,000 Firemen and Oilers, Other Port Workers Join Walkbut

Truman Calls SteelmanWSB Meeting in Crippling National.Maritime Ticup    ‘Board Réfuses to Reverse Wage Decision as Strike Immobijlizes 3000 Shins

Steelman Calls WSB to White House After It Refuses to Reverse Decision; Stabilization Policies Are at Stake

 White House Begins To Act In Crippling Strike, All Ports Closed   Truman Faces Problem of  Remedy To End Worst Strike

Steelman Calls In Wage Stabilization Board For Review Of Walkout That Has Halted Shipping In All Ports   ANOTHER MARINE UNION ON STRIKE

President “Hopes” to Balance Budget  Truman Calls for Government Economy Drive

University Of Illinois Dentist Develops. Tooth Powder To Stop Decay

COMMUNISTS IN ITALY MOVE T0 RETAIN VICTOR   Abdication Issue Scheduled For Settlement Friday By Cabinet

King Signs Abdication, Leaves Italy   Sails from Naples Leaving Papers With Prince Humbert

Italian King Abdication Hits a Snag   Communists Oppose Pro posed Action—Planned to Quit on Saturday

lialian King Gives Up Rule After 46 Years   Victor Emmanuel Signs Abdication, Departs For Port Said

8-Year-Qld Admits Killing Companion   Boston Boy Says He Pushed Playmate in Canal !

Chase §. Osborn Is 86 Years Old  Former Governor  Is Blind, Crippled

MOVE TO DIVERT HOUSES T0 VETS   >P Chief Small Discloses Non-Home Barriers Tightened

‘Luxury’ Meat  Cuts to Carry Hisher Prices   Working Man Gets Better  Treatment in OPA’s BR. R..k Dia

Police Pension Action Argued   ‘Discrimination’ Charge By Counsel

Gardner To Take Vinson's Duties Much Of Time   Vinson Says He Will Spend Time Out Of Washington

LEADERS JOIN IN TRIBUTE TO EX-PRESIDENT   Year Ago Today Roosevelt Die In Cottage At Warm Springs

U8. REDS GAD FOR FRESH DRIVE TA SWELL RANKS   ‘Communists Are Beginning to Break Away From . . Administration   INTEND TO UTILIZE PAC      ‘Mass Party’ Drawn From Labor in Key Industries * fs Announced Aim

Communists Begin Left Wing Third Party Recruiting   Program Means Break With Truman; Open Foreign Policy

¢ ommunists Seek ‘Third Party In Left Wing Drive   Reds Look To Labor, Agriculture In New Campaign For Power

Sale of Geneva Plant Approved   No Violation Seen By Attorney General

Sale of Geneva Plant Approved  Goes to U. S. Steel for $47,500,000 Sum

mines Reds  ress Attacks   ontinuation OF Fighting In North China Reported In Peipineg.

Soviet-British U. N. Delegates Clash Over Gromyko Charge of An Insult to Russian Army   Red Representative in 4 Hour Fight on Move to Throw Ukraine Accusation Against Greece, England Out of Council

Briton Fires Gromyko Ire   Russian Claims Red Army Tnanlted’ hv fadacan

REDS CHARGE ARMY INSULI   British, Soviet Delegates Ir Heated Clash Over Urkraine Charges

GROMYKO CHARGES BRITON SNSULTED THE SOVIET ARMY   Blunt Accusation Hurled at Sir Alexander Cadogan in Meeting of U. N. Seeurity Council.   LATTER SAYS HE HAS NOTHING TO WITHDRAW   Reads His Reference to Stal  in’s Forces, Which Contained No Charges Against Red Troops.

Soviet, British Delegates  Clash Heatedh   Gromyko Interprets Cadogan Remarks as Insult to Red Army; Point Is Cleared Up

FAIR AND WARMER   Temperatures i in the BOs Forecast ‘for Tomorrow

GM, UNION OFFICIALS RENEW PEACE TALKS   Mediator Expects Things T« Go More Smoothly Now

GM And UAW Plan To Meet Again Today   Little Progress ls Expected

GM and Union Schedules New Meeting Today   Little Progress . Is Expected

Mussolini’s Body to Rome for Burial   It Will Be Placed In the Capital’s Principal Cemetery. J

'UNDER ASSUMED NAME   'Mussolini’s Body to Be Buried in { Rome, Paper Asserts

Says Duce’s Bo Body Enroute to Home   Newspuper Reports lt Will Be Buried in Capital’s Principal Cemetery

FLARES AT PHILADELPHIA   Police Disperse Mass Pickets At Struck Plant

OFFICERS END DEFIANCE OF COURT ORDER   Philadelphia Police Hold Six CIO Men After Violence

Police Officers Enforce Law On Picketing   Police Break Up Strikers Defiance To Court Injunction In Philadeiphia Voday

Police Disperse Mass Picketers At Philadelphia   Officers On Horseback Charge 1,000 Strikers At Gates Of Plant

BRIEF FLURRY OF VIOLENCE AT G. E. PLANT   Strikers Massin Defiance of Court Injunction

ADOPT PROGRAM FOR WINTER MONTHS   Youth Athletic Program At Doylestown To Effective At Once

MORE BREAD IN SGHT THROUGH BUMPER CROPS   Wheat, Corn Prospects Bes! in Years, Says Depart.  mant Ohieiat

Lighter Colorect Bread May Be On Way Back   Outcome Depends on Predictions of Great Wheat. Corn Crops

MID-AIR CRASH IS FATAL 10   Navy Plane, Civilian Trainer Collide; All Occupants ‘Are Killed 

THREE PLANE CRASHES TAKE SEVEN LIVES   Four Men Killed When Trainer And Navy Plane Colide

Four Killed In Collision Of 2 Planes   Aeronca Trainer And Navy Craft ‘Carrying 3 Crash

Planes Collide In Mid- Air Over Huntington Field   Four Killed As Navy Plane Overtakes Single Engine Trainer Coming In For Landing At Chesapeake, Ohio Airport

Real Estate Instruments Filed  sce aces eke cto ease satin ema enim: mammals. yc ua eile giao dbai jem: iat cama ts

SOVIET SILENT ON PROTESTS OVER ACTIONS   Ambassador Returns To Washington; Visit Awaited

Lothair Teetor . Is Perfect Circle Board Chairman   T70 ARE ABRESTED

REDS. STARTING ~NEW: WRANGLE   FPROPAGANDO BLASTS. ARE NOW LEVELED AT GEN. MAC. . ARTHUR, ON SHIPPING CONTROVERSY

Russian Press Atfacks MacArthur For Japanese Repatriation Policies

Soviets Provoke Conflict on Jap Revatriation ~   Plan Evades Potsdam ‘ Terms: Disarmed Soldier: and Prisoners Excluded

Pepper Proposes ‘Liberal Council’ For Democrats   Florida Senator Seeks to Swing Party Mare to Left

Pepper Seeks Liberal Party   ‘Senator Asserts Policie: Beat Rennhlieanc

SWING TO LEFT URGED BY PEPPER   SENATOR WOULD SET UP COUNCIL TO LIBERALIZE DEMOCEHATS’ POLICY,

Pepper Wants Demecrats To  S wing To Left   Proposes Formation of “National Liberal Demo-  eratic Council io Truly Liberalize” Party   Senator Opposes’  Any Third Party   Says Democratic Policy “Even Under President Teuman is Stil Better  Than Republicans”

Doubts If Atom Powered Planes  Will Be Built   Overcrowding  To Be Relieved   ENRT WART ¥  fIVESTOCK 

Wire Tapping Vigil Ended Five Days Before Jap Attack   Affidavits From Army and Navy Officers Read Into Record of Pearl Harbor Probe Over Protests

Navy Tanped Jap Telephone Lines - Until Five Days Before Pearl Harbor   Gen. MacArthur Denies Controversial ‘Wind’ Message Ever Received in Manila

PRICE CONTROL VOTED 9 MONTH LEASE ON LIFE    Measure to Immediately Kilt  Agency {s Defeated  By Wide Margin

VOTING OPENS ON CHANGING ___PRESENT_LA¥   EXTENSION OF PRICE CONTROL FOR NINE MONTHS 18 FAVORED IN FIRST TEST  . YOTE ~

Truman Desires Overridden by 171-144 Vote   Rankin Bitterly Denounces PAC In OPA Attack

MUSIC AN AID TO MEMORY.   Student in Georgia Sets Literary Assignmenis to Tanes.

No Relaxing of Rent Controls   Government To Hold Tightly To The Line

SCRAPPING OF WAGE ORDER BEING STUDIED   President Expected to Clarify Status of Stabilization Board in a in Day or Two       VEGETABLE FATS FREE

Meets Army, Navy Munitions Board   Wants Industrial Readiness In Event Of New Emergency; House Committee In Row Over Policy Toward Russia

President Confers With Army, Navy On Preparedness   Services's Munitions Men Talk on Readiness For Another Emergency

HUGE SHOW OF LIVESTOCK IN CHICAGO  International Exposition \ Opened Today

Red F. oreign Gh Girds  ; For “Action”   Diplomats View ‘Lie vinoff's Release As Blow: At Russian. Co. operation With U.S.   &. and: Britain

DIPLOMATS VIEW “RELEASE” OF LITVINOFF FROM RUSSIAN POST AS SIGNIFICANT OF DISPUTES

Today’s Outlook   DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BIG THREE SERIOUS THREAT TO PACE   By DeWITT MacKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

‘THE SKY IS FALLING’  - OPA Rushes to Decontrol Hundreds of Other Items

Italy Plans hieht To Hold  Her Colonies   Spakesman Says Govern ment Could Not Accept Pact Stripping Country

TRIESTE ISSUE MUDDLED AGAIN   Council Despairs of Completing Peace Treaties

‘Big Four Despair of Completing Satellite Treaties In Short Time

Big Four Despairs Of Trieste Accord   Foreign Ministers Bog Down In Efiort To Win Annroval Of Controversial Peace Proposals

Big 4 Turns To Key Issue   Small Group Meets To Discuss Disposition Of Trieste Area

Trieste Issue Causes Despair Amona Big Four   Stalemate Reached On Peace Treaties

NO. PEACE TERMS FOR GERMANY IN MEDIATE PROSPECT; NATIONS IFFER ON PROPOSED AGREEMENTS

Ribbentrop at Head of Marchers in Nuernberg Jail   Eye-witness Writes of Executions in Brief Span of Two Hours

Execufions Are Described By An Eyewitness   U. $. Correspondent Tells How 10 Nazis Went To Their Death

10 Nazis Die On Gallows With Apparent Stoicism; Streicher Tells American Officers ‘The Bolsheviks Will Hang You One Day’; Marshal Keitel Dies Bravely

/—-MARCH OF DEATH FOR 10 NAZIS— Ribbentrop Leads Parade Of Germans Into Eternity

[Soviet Official Warns Against Efforts To Reduce Authority of Biq Powers

Drastic Order on Materials to Aid Home Building   Less Essential Structures, Amusement Places to Be Banned

New Construction. Control Planned   ‘Non-Essential’ Building To Be Banned by Wyatt

WOMAN'S JUGULAR VEIN IS SEVERED IN HIGHWAY CRASH   Mrs. Dorothy Fletter, Aided By Husband, Walks in Search of Aid   Physician Follows Ambulance to Hospital in Case Services Recuired

WOMAN'S JUGULAR VEIN IO SEVERED IN GRASH   In Spite of Injury She Walks Half a Block to Get Aid

Lewis Defers Union Action In Coal Tieup   UMW Chief Wants Smith-Connally Act Clarified Further

Lewis Defers Policy Meeting  Krug Presents Gov't Terme To Miners

Government Renews Effort  To Avert Coal Mine Strike   John L. Lewis Defers Meeting Of Policy Committee Empowered To Call Off Walkout ‘Until Further Clarification” Of Status Under Labor Disputes Act

Coal Mines Stop —   Rail Strike Brings. Mines to Halt For. Lack ‘of Gondolas: Can’t'Last 24 Hour:

Lewis Calls Back UMW  Committee   Leader Wants Status of Miners Under Labor Act Clarified Before Taking Further Action

Astion Deferred on Coal Strike  Meeting of Policy Commitee Called Off

LEWIS STUDIES MEN'S STRIKE LAW STATUS   U. M. W. Chief Puts Of Meeting Of Policy Board Pending Clearup

Lewis Defers Talk With Policy Body Of Mine Workers   Asks Clarification Of Smith-Connally Act Against Strikes

LEWIS DEFERS POLICY MEET   Government Attempts To Avert New Walkout Tomorrow

On the Sidetrack!   Saturday Is End of Mine Truce   Telephone Service

Lewis Postpones Committee Parley   Clarification of Status Asked; New Walkouts Due

Railroad Strike © Paralyzing Blow  To Coal Industry   Walkout Deprives Mines of ' Gondolas; Krug Hands . Lewic Proposals

Lewis Defers Coal Policy Meeting Until Smith-Connally Status Told

LEWIS CANCELS CONFERENCE BY POLICY GROUP   Krug Meets With Operators to Present Contract Terms

LEWIS POSTPONES COMMITTEE MEET TO FIND STATUS UNDER ILABOR ACT: TRUCE OVER SOON

Miners’ Leader Puts Off Meeting   Some Clarification Smith-Connally Act Sought

Truman May Make Appeal  To Congress   Considering Asking More Authority to Curb Nationwide Strikes   Lewis Defers Meeting Of His Mine Policy Comittee

Lewis Postpones 250-Man Policy Committee Meet  Wants Clari fication OF Minare’ Statue   SOME WERE UNMANNED

Awaits Further Clarification Miners’ Status Under Smith-Connally Dis putes Act

Rail Traffic Halts, Mail Schedules, Freight Service Disrupted In City      Lewis Defers Meeting Of ' His Mine Policy Comittee

Lewis Delays UMW Policy Meet Until Status Cleared  Krug Meets Coal   Krug Meets Coal Operators in Early Morning Session

RAIL STRIKE SHUTTING DOWN COAL INDUSTRY   Mines Closing Two Days Before End Of Truce

Lewis Defers Meeting of His Policy Group   Wait Clarification of Miners’ Status Under Labor Act

Lewis Defers Meeting Union Policy Group   Seeks ‘Further Clarifiratfon’ Miners’ Status Under Labor Act.

Workers Boss Asks Ruling On Labor Act   Krug Calls Conference Of Operators

Expect Several Days Delay In Reaching Normal   Operations Proceeding Smoothly At Major Plants Throughout Nation

See Normal Supplies of Meat Soon   Chicago Plants Are Working Smoothly Under Govern ment Supervision

Steaks, Roasts, fo Reach Tables ina Few Days   12-Day Shutdown Ends as 270,000 Strikers Go to Work for U. S.

Workers Return To Meat Plants   But Meat Production Will Not Meet Demand For Several Days

SOLONS PLANNING NEW RED DRIVE   Incoming Congress Expected to Do More in Routing Communiam :

Pickets Quiet As A-C Strike Is 5 Days Old   Company Officials, Unior Leaders In Exchange Of Sharp Words Over Identifications

Truce Is Reached In Chinese Strife   Reds, Government Issue Orders As Political Freedom Granted

AOSTILITIES ENV Differences in China Truce Now Settled  Government Decides To Legalize All ‘Political Parties

TRUCE HALTS CHINA CIVIL WAR; CHIANG PROGLAIMS FREEDOM   “CEASE FIRE” ORDER ISSUED TODAY; BOTH SIDES STOP FIGHTS

Chiang Sharp In Criticism. Of Communists   - Gen: “Marshall Again - Talks With. Chou— ‘Nationalists Virtors

BUS CRASH VICTIMS FIGHTING FOR LIFE   11 Are Killed when Train Plaws Into School Carrier

TEN CHILDREN DIED IN CRASH   Eleven Others Kemain In Critical Condition Following School Bus Accident

Federal Funds May Back Housing Plans   To Provide New Homes For Veterans

‘House Gets Ready To Vote On Question of Puiting \Funds Inte Housine Plan

Housing Program Given Attention By House Group   Banking Committee Prepares To Vote On Federal Funds  For Project   MAY HEAR FORD

— EU U SEN GUE An  U.S. Funds Sought For  Truman Plan   Ford Replies To Bowles’ Charges

TEMPERATURES:   Project Shaded By Ford-Bowles Price Dispute   Former OPA Chief's Statement Is False, Auto Maker Charges

Committee Votes On Housing Issue   Group Interrupts Bowles Questioning To Take Up Problem

HOUSING BILL UP FOR VOTE IN COMMITTEE   House Banking Group To Decide Fate of Program For 2,700,000 Homes For Vets

CONSIDER PUTTING HUGE FUND INTO HOUSING PROGRAM   Henry Ford Il: Makes Dramatic Entev Into Price Control Pleture

HOUSING FUNDS GET FIRST TEST   House Group To Vote Toda\ On Truman’s Program

Federal  To Vote   Truman’s Reques Ready For Ballot Of Committee

HOUSE GROUP TO VOTE TODAY ON HOUSING PLAN   Must Decide on Mortgages Plan to Increase Output of Materials

HOUSING PLAN UP FOR A VOTE   House Committee Considers Truman Program For 2,700,000 Houses.   —BY FRANCIS M. LE MAY—

U. §. HOUSING PROGRAM UP FOR VOTE   House Banking Committee Studies Truman Plan   Invited To Testify In Bid For 55 Per Cent Raise In Car Prices

ELECT BOARD EDUCATION FOR NEW DISTRICT   New Consolidated District In Elmira Community Forms Board

Group Will Have Charge of OPA Controls in This County   MAKE DEAN CHAIRMAN:

NEW PRICE BOARD: FOR COUNTY NAMED   Group Will Have Charge of OPA Controls in This County   MAKE DEAN CHAIRMAN]

HANNEGAN TOLD TO TAKE REST; MAY GO WEST   Demo Party Boss, Troubled With Blood Pressure, Might Visit Arizona

General Strike In Twin Cities Planned By C10   Planned As Protest Over Failure To End Covel Walkout

SEARCH: MADE. —FOR-BOMBERS   HOUSE TO HGUSE SEARCH IS STAGED IN STUTTGART BY TROOPS AND POLICE

Nationalists Admit Loss — of ‘Changchun      . Fe an F of 10: Americans -Who Were In. city during Final Days _

CHANGCHUN IS HELD BY. COMMUNISTS   Gen. Marshall Trying to Bring Armistice About

Manchurian Capital To Communists   Nationalisis Admit Loss of Changchun; Fighting  Continues

Changchun Loss ls Acknowledgec By Nationalists   Chinese Communists Complete Occupation Of Manchurian City

CHANGCHUN IN GRIP OF CHINA REDS   Fears Increasing About Fate of 10 Americans in City   100 OMeinIs There

YANKS MISSING IN CHANGCHUN:   CHINESE COMMUNISTS CAPTURE THE CITY

Nationalists Admit Loss of Chanachur   Manchurian Capital Reported in Ruins; Americans Missing

Communists Are Tightening Hold On Changchun   Fate of 10 Americans In Manchurian City Is Still Unknown

United Press Writer Is One Of Missing Men   Ten Americans Were In Besieged City

Manchuria Capital Falls to Chinese Communist Army   Nationalists Admit Loss of Changchun; Marshall Seeks Armistice   TEN AMERICANS ARE MISSING IN CITY   5 Correnpondents and 5 Soldiers Sought By Allied Search Teams

CLEANUP BEGUN IN PHILIPPINES   Roxas Starts Wholesale Ar rest Of Peasant Rebels

Fighting in Philippines Is Reported   Artillery Fires on Rebellious Peasant Groups

Germany Planned  No Attack Upon  America-Goering Not Prepared  For Aocression

U. S. Attack Not Planned, Goering   Says Nazi Efforts to: Penetrate South America Failed

GUEAING SAYS:   Nazis Never Considered Any \Offensive Against: America

Still Loyal To Fuehrer   Goering Is Defiant — Under Examination At War.Crime Trial

Goering Denies Nazis Ever Had Any Designs On Our Hemisphere   Testifies That Even If Germany Had Conquered Europe, Its Fleet Too Small, Bombers Too Few To Launch Offensive Against U. S.

Goering Says No Offensive Action Against American Continent Was Planned

No Thought of U.:S. Assault, Goering Says   Economic Penetration of South America Failed, War Court Told

Nazis Did Not Plan To Attack In New World   Goering Tells Tria! Economic Warfare Also Unavailing

Goering Says He Did Not Betray Hitler   Claims Nazis Never Planned Attack on U.S.

NOT DISLOYAL VOWS GOERING   Nazi Oenles Quitting . Hitler Says Germany Had Never Threatened Americas.

Nazis Did Not Plan Attack Qu  United States   Goering Testifies Offensive   Against Western Hemisphere Never Consider  ed By Germany

QN STAND FOR FIFTH DAY: aga 'GOERING SAYS OFFENSIVE AGAINST lu. S NEVER CONSIDERED BY NAZIS

GOERING ON STAND IN HIS OWN DEFENSE   Number One Defendant at Wor Crimes Trials Says No Offensive Against U. S. Considered   ATTACK PLANS DENIED

Defiant Goering Denies Disloyalty to Hitler   Would Have Taken Control And Fought to the End Had the Fuehrer Been Assassinoted. He Derlorac

GOERING DENIES THREAT TOU. 5.   Says Nazis Never Planned Offensive Thrust Here

YOUTH CALM IN TELLING ABOUT KILLING PARENT   War Veteran, “Exceptional’ Student Calls Police After Slaying

z  WOrQ WErevrares monragy, DUT  Second Peacetime Christmas Since World War II Finds Fighting Under Way in Two Parts of Far East

YOUU WEIGMIUIGS FIViuuy, DUE  'Second Peocetione Christm Since World War Il Finds Fighting Under Way in Two Parts of Far East

IOWA HIGHWAY PROGRAM GAINS   Contracts Are Awarded for 112 Miles of Work

PRESIDENT TRUMAN 10 SEND NAMES OF OPA INDEPENDENT BOARD MEMBERS 10 SENATE’

Bevin Urges  Reds to Accept Byrnes’ Plan   Permanent Peace in Europe Depends on Russian, Briton Says

Bevin Urges Russians Accept Pact to Insure Demilitarized Germany

Bevin Declares Russian Conception of Democracy Obstacle to Real Peace

GOP Leadership Setup in Senate About Settled   Group Working on Legislative Proposals

G.0.P. REACHES AGREEMENT ON SENATE CHIEFS   White To Be Majority Head; Millikin, Vandenberg To Assume New Posts

IRANIAN CRISIS TO BE BROUGHT BEFORE COUNCIL   J. S. Will Seek To Put Topic At Head Of Agenda For Meeting

Famine Relief Exporls For First Week In May Short 150,000 Tons  Wewy

U. §. Falls Short   Achesoa Says Faruina Shipment: Shy 15¢.000 Tons

Short on Famine Relief Exports   Acting Secretary of State Acheson Says U. S. Is 150,000 Tons Short.

U.S. PROPOSES 3-PQWER BREAK WITH FRANCO   "In Note to France, Britain

WOULD TAKE JOINT ACTION BY @ POWERS   Britain and France Asked to Join in Dencuncing Franco Reaime.

Note to France and Britair Asks Joint Denunciation, Say High Sources   SPAIN CLOSES BORDER   Bidault Still Wants Allies to Join Paris in Outright Break in Relations

Proposes Caretaker Regime   Britain, Franee Confirm Receipt of Condemnation Note

News Day-And N   U. S. Recommends Establishment Of ‘Caretaker’ Government In Spain   French, British May Accept Plan   Leftists In France Ask Clear-Cut Break With Dictatorship

U. §. Seeks Joint Denunciation of Franco Regime   Note to Britain and France Recommends Interim Government

U. S. Proposes Franco Give Up Spanish Post   Joint Action By Three Powers Suggested By Washington

Franco’s Action Virtually Closes French Frontier   Report Moorish Troops Deployed To Pyrenees Mountains Along Border

Caretaker Plan for Spain Hinted in American Note   Proposal Suggested to Britain, France, High Sources Say

U. S. Note to Britain and ‘France Asks Denunciation (Of Franco Regime in Spain

U.S. Uraes 3 Powers Oust Franco   Moorish Troops Rush to French Border; Underground Feared

US. Note Asks Powers Oust Franco   Spain Closes Border With France, Deploys Troops in Pyrenees

U5. Proposes Joint Denunciation Of Franco With France and Britain

SPAIN HALTS TRAFFIC AT FRONTIER   Moorish Troops Are Moved to French Border

FRANCE PROPOSED TAREE WAY BREAK WITH SPAIN TODAY   Country Wants U.S. and Britain To Stop Relations.   BOUNDARY LINES ARE UNDER PATROL  , IS RCE OMEN ine? IMMER 2g Fee fy AO

U5. URGED TO TAKE LEAD IN OBTAINING WORLD BAN ON ARMS  REPUBLICAN LEADER   REPUBLICAN LEADER CALLS FOR END TO PEACETIME TRAINING

MARTIN CALLS FOR DRAFT BAN   Republican Leader Names  U.S. To Take Lead

Martin Urges U.S. Lead In Campaign ror World Peace   WouldBan Draft, Reduce  Armaments Production

Republican Leader Calls on U. S. To Take Peace Lead  Martin Urges Congres: - To Wipe Out Compulsory Training

Conscription Ban Sought by Martin   U.S. Urged to Lead Campaign To Cut Down Weapons of War

Would Ban Universal Military Training   Joseph Martin Calls On U. S. to Take Lead  In VWforld Camnsion

Martin Urges Armament Cut   Calls On U. S. To Take Lead To Wipe Out Compulsory Military Service.

Cut Down On War Weapons, Martin Uraes   Favors Eliminating Conscription In Times Of Peace

Fat Folks Lucky Ones These Days   Can Reduce—Good For Their Health—And Help  Starving Millions Abroad

Nazi Defendants’ Fate Vital Issue, Shaweross Say:   British War Crimes Prosecutor Summing Up Nuernberg Trial

British, Russian, American Foreign Ministers Weigh French Compromise On Trieste   Proposes That Disputed Adriatic Port Be Internationalized For Ten Years

HOPE. IS SEEN IN BIG 4 MEET   French Proposal May Smooth Trieste Trouble

Hope For Solution Of Trieste Problem, Key To Italian Peace,  Mounts On Compromise Data

Agreement Neai On Trieste Issue   Compromise Plan Meets With Favor

Ministers Probe Comprorgise On frieste Problem   Reported That Plan Suggested By France Under Consideration

Hope Mounts For Compromise Solution Of Trieste Problem      Fretich Plan~ Would’ Internationalize Area for 10 Years, Then ama Plehiscite.

Adriatic Port Still Center Of Dispute   Morning And Afternoon Sessions

French Plan On Trieste Is Being Closely Studied   British, American And Russian Foreign Ministers Weigh Compromise

State Senate Contest Shaping As Toughest  Ofticers In ABth S side nts Te Be Picked eee tae G

State Senate Contest Shaping As Toughest  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 1}QClicer«c In ARth Ledsiclature Taq Re Pieked Fanuary &

12817 IN TT? OF TI.   Is “Wagner Act Era” of Union Domination Due for Change?

e PETER EDSON   Is “Wagner Act Era” of Union Domination Due for Change?

Chinese Red Demands U.S.  Leave China Demands Aid 7°97  To Nationalists  Be Halted

DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION FOR FURLOUGH PAY AND OPA APPROVED BY COMMITTEE

 OPA Funds. Civen Committee  Okay.   Abpropridtions ‘Gi r ou p “Votes: Approval; TermLo inal Pay’ Bill. ‘Still In  Conference.

Over 5 Billion For Terminal Leave   House Committee OKs Deficiency Bill

Defi icilency Bill Approved  By Committee   Last Scheduled Money Measure of  70th Congress

APPROVE BILL ON GI FURLOUGH PAY   House Appropriations Committee Also Allots Fund  for OPA

GI Terminal Pay, ‘OPA Funds Given Committee Okay   Appropriations Group Votes Approval;Terminal Pay Bill Still In  - Conference.

Deficiency Bill Approvec By Group   GI's, OPA Get Most Of Two Billion

HOUSE TAKES UP DEFICIENCY BILL   ALLOCATES FUNDS FOR Gl FURLOUGH PAY AND THE OPA

GI FURLOUGH PAY   House Appropnations Committee Also Allots Fund for OPA   MORE THAN 2 BILLION

House Votes GI Furlough Money   Funds For New OPA Are Also Approved

House Approves Allotment For Gl Furlough Pay   Army Pay ard OPA Fund Top $2,479,663,210 Deficiency Bill

House Group Puts Approval! On Two And A Half Billion To Pay Service Men, OPA

Furlough Pay Bil Passes House Among ( Other Items  Government Workers Also Would Get Benefit From Act

2 Billion for — Furlough Pay   House Appropriations Committee Puts O. EK on Two Funds

GI Furlough Funds Okayed   Big Deficiency Bill Is Approved By House Committee

New OP.A.Board Giyen-Appr oval-By Senate Committee   'G.L Leave Pay, O.P.A; Funds Favored

FIND NINETEEN DEAD IN WRECK   Twelve-Hour Search Sets Death Toll At 15 Soldiers  —And— Four —Frainmen In Ohio Train Crash; Soldiers Were Headed Home For Christmas.

Four Crewmen, 14 Soldiers Die In Train Wreck   50 Injured in Rail Disaster Near Mansfield

Fifty Persons, Mostly Saldiers,. Injured; Four in Serious: Conditien

Railroad Wreck Death Toll 18   Engineer Says He Had ‘Clear Board’

Final Death Total of Pennsylvania Train Set at 18—14 Soldiers, 4 Others

Late Agreement Brings Strike, But It's Over   ‘Temporary Period’ of Labor Peace Predicted for U. S.

RATIFY TERMS OF CONTRACTS WITH 6 UNIONS   Nation’s Ports To. Remain Open

Normalcy Restored In Most Harbors   Agreement Reached Too Late To Avert Early Walkout, but Workers Rally on Learninse News

SEAMEN IDLE DESPITE LATE STRIKE ACCORD   Ratification of Agreements Comes Too Late To Avoid Walkout

UNIONS BEGIN RATIFIGATION OF AGREEMENTS   Most Ports Expected to Be Back to Normal Today

Ratification Pressed Today: Ports Tied Up   Settlement Agreed On Late Last Night

- Maritime Unions Ratify Agreement Return to Vessels   Settlement Announced At Stroke of Twelve; Deadline for Strike

NEW AGREEMENT APPROVED FOR SEAMEN UNIONS   However, It Came T¢ Late Tc Avert Walkouts; Seek Ratification §

Agreement Reached at 11h Hour   Longshoremen Last to Settle; Back Pay Payable by Oct. 31

Agreement Comes Too Late to Halt Maritime Walkout   Major Port Idle Pending Ratification By Rank-and-File Members; New York Seamen Will Ballot Today

Union Leaders Press For Ratification Of Pact By Rank And File   Settlement Came Only One Minute Before Deadline; Seamen Meetings Called Today To Vote On Washington Agreements.

WAGE PACTS RATIFIED BY MARITIME MEN   Agreements at Midnight Come too Late to Avert Walkouts at Major Ports.

Unions Meet To Pass on Pact For Pay Boosts   National Walkout Narrowly Averted as Accord Is Reached

UNIONS AGREE TO TERMS AT LAST MINUTE   * Bridges Last Union Head To Call Off Strike; Word TooLate

Unions Begin Ratification Of New Wage Agreements Reached Too Late to Stop Widspread Walkout Friday

Ports Idled Despite Late Settlement   Maritime Strike Averted But Walkouts Occur  Coast-to-Coast

LOCAL MARITIME UNIONS. MEETING THROUGHOUT COUNTRY TO RATIFY ”. AGREEMENT MADE LAST N

TEACHERS BACK $2,000 MINIMUM   OEA Abandons $2,400 An: nual Low, Revises Goal

Weeks Before Control Bill Action Ends   Senate Certain to Medify Case Bill After House Passes

See No Labor Law For While   Congress Leaders Expece' Weeks To Pass Before Leg  islation Passes.

Decoration Day Observance In  LeMars May 30  Services At Both _ Cemeteries Thursda After Parada

Decoration Day Observance In LeMars May 30  Services At Both.   Services At. Both.  Cemeteries: Thuréday - After: ‘Parade. 

MAN HELD IN THEFT OF IL DUCE’S BODY   Official Reports Confession Obtained

American Truce Teams \Leave Manchuria as lTence     ee: lnaiewecs 3

EE ee A  /Tenseness Mounts  nn  American Truce Men ‘Pulled Out Of Manchu

10,000 Italians in ‘Trieste Stage  Big Demonstration   Twelve Persons Are Injured During Riot Which Is Halted in Action by American, British Troops

10.000 Italians in Trieste Stage Big Demonstration  Twelve Persons Are Injured During Rint Ushiek Te Maliad in   Twelve Persons Are Injured During Riot Which Is Halied in Action by American, British Troops

Ukrainian-Greek Dispute Resumed In UN Counci   Delegate Ready to Show British Ties With Greek Monarchy

U.N. Takes Up Ukraine Case   Manuilski on Sidelines With Material for Indictment of Greece, Great Britain

UKRAINIAN DISPUTE IS RESUMED   Soviet Gromyko Faces British, Dutch Opposition

UN Seeks Remedy Untangle British, Greek Dispute of Russian Ukraine Charge:

TROAPS TAKE OUT OF SYRIA BRITISH CLAII   ONE CONTROVERSIAL ISSUE EASED FOR U. N. COUNCIL

British Repor! Troops Are Out of Syria   Controversy Before Security Council Is Nearing Solution

MILK PRICE IN N.C, MAY GO UP   Increase May Be Forced By Discontinuance Of Sybsidy; Rent Increases Re. ported; Most Prices Holding.

Magistrate Broumel Ordered Disharred      Court Rules in Case of Harford County Attorney

Morale Of Pacific GI's Is At New Low   Efficiency and Discipline Being Badly Under.  mina

Morale of soldiers at lowest ebb  Discipline being undermined fas!

Pacific Vets’ Morale Sinks to Low EDD, Officers Hit for Demobilization Snag

Demobilization Mixup: Undermine Efficiency, War Department, ‘Bic Brass’’ Are Criticized

Army Morale In Manila Is At Low Point   ‘Going Home’ Termed Psychosis Among Men in Service

Ban on Cigaret Importations in  Reich Studied   Sale and Barter by Americans Upsetting Germany's Economy

Army May Forbid Gls In Germany  To Import "Cigs” Move Is Under Consider  ation As Means Of Fighting Riack Markat

Harman.to Back. Shroyer i int Race   ‘Shroyer Dismisszs .3State Employes—Papers Not Received by Martin

Threats Made To Bomb Two Key Beihiiies   Tension High in Haifa Where 800 Persons Await Deportation; No New Bans Imposed

Britain Steps Up Alert  in Palestine   New Bomb Threats Received; Revolt Is Feared

Additional Bombings Threaten Palestine   British Evacuate Two Key Buildings as Tension Mounts

TENSE PALESTINE RECEIVES THREATS OF NEW BOMBINGS   General Postoffice and Bank Evacuated — Postal and Telephone Services Disrupted.   SCHOONER WITH JEW IMMIGRANTS ARRIVES   Haifa Police Fear Attempt May Be Made to Storm Docks and Free 800 Refugees,

Tension Grows In Palestine  Bomb Threats Cause Rush From Buildings

HEMANS IS AWATTING SENTENCING   Found Guilty Under Fugitive Felon Act

T0JO’S THRONE HELD SECURE   Observer Says MacArthur  Protecting Position of  Jap Emperor.

Seizure Won't Up Meat Prices   AFL Meat Packers Told To Stand By For Word To End Strike

No Boost Due in Price of Meats   To Be Sold Under  Present Ceilings

“Do Not Be Misled By News”  “Meat Packers Ordered  To Await Instructions

Ceiling Prices To Remain Same After Seizure   Most Important Question Is Whether Strikers Will Return To Old Jobs

CIO Still Silent On Union Reaction. Strategy Meeting Called for Today

Union Leaders Will Decide On Return To Work      Meat Industry Labor Awaits Orders

Seizure Will Not Boost Meat Prices   Government Promises Ceiling Prices on Steaks, Chops Will Not Be Raised

Federal Seizure of Meat Plants Will Not Boost Prices on Steaks, Chops

WORD AWAITED ON CIO DECISION TO RESUME JOB   Threatened Srtike Averted On Three Vital Shuttle Chicago Railroads

Meet Packers To Await Orders From AFL Heads   UNION OFFICIALS ISSUE WARNING TO ALL WORKERS

Await. Terms of Truman’ Seizure: : Says No" "Wage “Tier case to Be Given.  ‘By. Government         Locals Standing By  or Instructions      -Reports- of. “Action . or Amalgamated. Regard. ing Return to Work??.

SEIZURE WON'T AFFECT PRICES   Government's Plant Rule Not To Boost Ceiling on Steaks, Chops

Wage Policy Proposed by Steel Head   Fairless Asks Truman to Call Conference of Industrial Leaders

U.S. Is Pledged No Increases On  ~ Prices Of Meat   Government Seizure Will Not Effect OPA Ceilings, Is  DPe-amies

Suggests to President. Such A Meeting Might Settle Pay Disputes — In Our Nation's Crisis   BULLETIN

BACK T0 WORK ORDER   No Official Seizure Order : Received By Union

Union Chiefs Ask Picketing End; Strikers Return  Citi Ransed Macisabinn   ClO Board Hesitating to Go Back to Jobs Under Government

! Back-to-Work Order Withdrawn ‘By AFL Packers   Telegraph Locals to Await Instructions; Action Follows Wage Statement by Truman

MEAT PACKING SEIZURES SET FOR SATURDAY   UNION ORDERS AFL CUTTERS TO GO BACK TO WORK   Will Run 134 Plants

“STAND BY” ORDER GIVEN ALL MEAT PACKING LOCALS   General Office Urges Locals Await Instructions  Afte; Truman Stated Meat Cutters Would Go Back at Olc  Wavex Saturday

Government Promises Not fo Hike Meat Price  "Secretary Says All  Products Still Sold wto6U8.. PRA f*,*IT

Striking AFL Meat Workers Await Orders   Hint Back to Work Order After Seizure Miaht Be Revoked

‘All Packers Are Advised to Stand by for the “Gflicial =Order to Resume Work  Disr egard News  Union Looks . for Fact Finders to’ Set a Satisfactory Wage

Meat Union Cancels Back To Job Order   70,000 A.F.L. Workers To Stay Out Despite Government Seizure

Seizure to é Be Accepted + By One Group   CIO Strikers Have Yet to Determine  What They Will Do

{:overnment Fromises:  Salar Of Meat Plants Will Not Affect Ceilings

Workers Told te Stand By   Return of Union Men to Work Still Uncertain Matter

Law Nationalizing All Private Enterprise Is  _ Adoptedin Yugoslavia

County Schools Seek Share Of State Funds   6 County Schools File Requests For State Aid

Begin Task of Sharing School Repair Fund To Meet Need in State of Ohia

Patricia Smith, Sole Survivor Of Lake Tragedy, Relates Last Hours

HINT GOERING TOLEAD OTHER 10 TO GALLOWS   Death Chamber Wil. Be Sealed from Outside World

TEEN-AGE BAN, HOLIDAY WILL BE INCLUDED   Only Two Formal Steps Remain; Membership May Try To Dodge Recorded Rolt Call Vote On Extension Rill   HOPE FOR SENATE ‘ TO RE-WRITE BILL

Draft Act On Way To Final Passage Today   HOUSE MEMBERS WILL COMPLETE ACTION ON BILL

House Votes On Draft  Extension   Cry of Politics Fills Air as Balloting ‘Near:

SUGAR - COATED BILL WOULD GRANT HOLIDAY   Congress, Eyes on Election,  May Try To Avoid Roll Call Vote

HOUSE PREPARES FOR FINAL VOTE ON DRAFT BILE   Okay of 9-Month Extension With 5-Month ‘Holiday’ Foregone Conclusion       GOES TO SENATE NEXT   Lower Chamber Also Due to Pass Military Pay Hike Measure Today

15 Assault, Robbery Charges Filed Against Degnan Kidnaping Suspect

25 Charges of Assault and Robbery  To Be Filed Against Degnan Suspect

WILL ARRAIGN HEIRENS TODAY   25 Charges Of Assault, Robbery To Be Filed Against Youth

Student Faces 25 Charges $375,000 Bond May Be Set For Degnan Suspect

‘Inch’ Pipelines hen BeTapped AtPittsburgh   Governor Authorizes Move To Augment Fuel For . Industries; Fields -Are Depleted

No Decision Reached On Red Demands   Joint Russian - Iranian Oil Company Gives Russia  Majority Owner.  aw ANT. CASE ‘DISMISSED

May Agree To Drop Case, Some Think .   Case Will Renjiain in U.N.  * Docket, Radio Is Quoted

fran Decision  Still Unsettled   Qavam Discloses Pact Giving Russia 51 Percent Control of Oil Stock for 25 Years

IRAN MAY AGREE TO DROP CASE   Declares Action Of Soviet Request Council Matter

Boycott Again Threatened If Case Not Dropped   Russia Insists On Abandonment by UN, Says Issue Settled

Boycott Of UN ls Threatened   Tehran Undecided On Policy In Crisis, Approval Hinted

Action On Red Request Held Council Matter; Russia Gets Oil Rights

Lack Decision On Policy By  Iran Officials   Entirely a Council Mat- ter, Minister of Propaganda Declares

Iran Makes No Decision On Request   Government Reveals Terms of Oil Pact Made With Moscow

Moscow Is Given New Concession Tehran's Oil   Troops Sent To Area Where Coup d'Etat Reported

lran May Back Red Demand   No Official Stand Yet On Plea to Drop Case From U. N. Agenda; Reveal Oil Agreement

Tran May Agree To U.N. Dropping Case From Agenda   Friendly Relations With Russia May Change The Picture ~~”

tran-Russia Issue Plaques UN Council   Soviets Ask Withdrawal; Iranians Silent

IRAN OUTLINES TERMS OF ITS OIL AGREEMENT WITH RUSSIA   Not Decided On Policy In Soviet Stand On Iranian  Question In U.N.

Byrnes Expected To Return To New York To Fight Dronning af Charses

iran Delays Action on Latest Soviet Demands   Cabinet Member Says Nation May Agree to  Withdraw Case from Ql owt of...

Reds Asking For Removal Of Question From Agenda   Boycott, Threatened Of Security Council

lran May Agree To Dropping Of Case By U.N.   Government Fails To State Case On Issue, However

Control of Oil. Company To Be In Reds Hands   Ghavam May Decide To Ask Council To Drop Knotty Problem

Iranian Policy Toward Russian Move Uncertain   One Cabinet Member Expects Premier Will Aaqree to: Drop Appeal

Promises Full Text of Agreement Will Be Published; Reds to Pay Expenses      Gives Invitation   Azerbaijan Diplomats Are Invited to Visit Tehran

lranian Regime Hasn't Reached Decision in Case  Says Its Security

Qavam May Drop UN Case   British Say Fran Sends — Troops To Gre Province

Tran May Back ‘Russia Demand \Before Council      Tehran Government Has Reached No Decision Controversy Be Removed From U. 8. Agenda

Soviets Rebuffed Twice On Claims To UNRRA Council   To Recess Tomorrow With Next Meeting Set for Washinaton

READY BLACK MARKET DRIVE   Secretary Announces Plan For Campaign to Curb Meat Bootleggers

Plans to Thwart Meat Bootlegger   Slaughtering Quota Favored by Anderson

AAF Veterans Ask To Form New Airline   Line Includes Oil City As Stop on Erie to Pittsburgh Route

NAZIS WERE ON A SHOESTRING   Went To War With Relatively Low Supplies Of Gasoline, Nitrogen And Rub- her.

Behind the lron Curtain      R Bread and Shoes, Not Beefsteak Is Russia’s Peaecetime Concern

10,000 Guerilias Range Central Luzon In Fight Acainst Peonage System

 Hukbalahap Guerillas Range Central Luzon Recruiting   Peasants in Fight Against Philippine Peonage System

Contest Involving Army, Navy and Air Force Seen In Rocket Development

Three Units ‘Of Military Have Quarrel   ' Air Force, Army, Navy Disagree on Contro! OF Rocket Projectiles

Contest Among U. S. Forces For Control of War Rocket Development Is Possibility

Some Alive At Scene Of Plane Crash   Rescue Party  Penetrates Forest But Communications Failure Preyents Sending Any Deiagile of Picacter

RESCUE PARTY AT SCENE OF PLANE CRASH   Number of Survivors In Air Tragedy Is Stull Unknown

Rescue Party Reaches Site Of Air Crash   Radio Mentions~ Some Survivors,  Then Battery Fail:

Chiang’s Army Ready to Move Against Reds   Great Preparations For Open Civil War In China Going on

Writer Sees China National Troops Drawn Up or Final Battle To Break Back Of Red Forces

Smallest Levy Since 1912 To Aid Taxpayers   Property Tax Set At 37 Cents; 35 Cante Slashed OFF

ATOM WAR TO WIPE OUT WORLD UNLESS IGNORANCE BANISHED  "PRESIDENT WARNS THAT RESPONSIBILITY FOR TEACHING VERY GRAVE

Truman Speaks At Fordham U.  Education Can Halt Atomic War Threat

FEED LIVESTOCK LESS, 1S PLEA   Agriculture Head Calls fer Sacrifices by Farmers

“Sacrifice” Of Stock Grain To Feed World’s Starving Millions 'Beina Uraed By Sec. Anderson

ASKS. FARMERS TO FEED LESS GRAIN TO STOCK   Wants Rural Folks to Place More of Produce on Market

‘Feed Cattle  Less Grain’   Secretary Anderson Calls Upon Farmers To Sacrifice Grain.

Anderson Calls on Farmers To Sacrifice, Feed Less Grain   Will Be “Bread on Waters,” Flowing Back In Continued Farm Goods Demand; Asks.All Americans Saye Three Slices Bread Daily

Anderson Asks Farmers to Sacrifice Livestock So That It Could Go for The Starving People of the World

BYRNES STRIVES TO END DISPUTE OVER TRIESTE.   Negotiating With Yugoslavia In Trv For Compromise

U.S. Has Private Talk With Slavs   Byrnes Seeks Answer on Trieste Problem

Byrnes in Talks With Yugoslavs  Settlement of   Believed Subject Ot Negotiations

BYRNES BEGINS PRIVATE TALKS WITH YUGOSLAVS ABOUT TRIESTE DISPUTE:

Yugoslav Conference  Under Way   Byrnes Hopes To Find A Compromise Over Long Disputed City Of Trieste

Trieste Issue Being Discussed For First Time  Tito May Be Ready Te Swan Port City

Byrnes, Yugoslavs Begin Private Negotiations; Try ToFind Trieste Compromise

COMPROMISE ON TRIESTE BYRNES AIM      Begins Private Negotiations With Yugoslavia

Sec. Byrnes Talks With Jugoslavs   Secks Compromise Ove! Question of Trieste,  Wanted by Italy

PARLEY WITH YUGOSLAYVS   May Compromise On Long Disputed City of Trieste

STRIKING DRIVERS TO SECURE REPORT TODAY   Blue Ridge Operators Are Demanding 30-Cent Hourly Boost And Cempanr Offers 172

PROTESTING GI'S SEEKING ARMY JUSTICE   Soldiers Refuse to Testify in Trials On Prutality Charges

SOLDIERS PROTEST ARMY INJUSTICES’   YANKS REFUSE TO TESTIFY AT TRIAL OF OFFICER ACCUSED OF BRUTALITY.

GERMANS TAKE RED ZONE JOBS   RUSSIA RECRUITING SPECIAL. ISTS IN BRITISH ZONE FOR  . WORK IN FACTORIES

TRIBUNAL UPSET BY ‘PLAYFUL’ JAP   Defendant Smacks Tojo On Head During Hearing

Hideki Returns Weak Smiles ‘ for Playful Smacks; Clerks Wade Through 47 of 55 Counts in Bulky Indictment

Tojo Grins When Capricious Witness  Slaps Him On Bald Head At Trial

Jap’s Antics Highlight War Trial   - Okawa ° ‘Smacks ‘Tojo’s Bald Head, Unbuttons Shirt, and. "Shouts Jiberish "Ag: Charges Read

COURT STARTLED AS OKAWA SLAPS TOO'S BALD HEAD   Arraignment of Jap Was Criminals Marked by  Risarra inciclant

Comedy Relief As Jap Wai Trials Open; Tojo Slappe¢ ‘On Top of Shiny, Bald Dom

Tojo’s Shining Pate Target Of Playful Slaps   Shinuei Okawa'’s Capricious Antics Startle Courtroom As 2B Japanese  Are Arraigned +

Jap Slaps Tojo at Hearing   ‘28 Nips Arraigned Accused of Plunging Pacific Into War

Jap Okawa Slaps Tojo On Bald Head In Court   Truman Flares Up At His Press Conference

Tojo, War-Mongering Clique Arraigned Before Judges Of Nine Allied Nations   ‘Kicks Off Shoes

‘Playful Jap Strikes Tojo   Allied Crime Court Startled by Antics

Playful Anties In Court   Shumei Okawa Playfully Slaps Top of Defendant Tojo’s Bald Head

ALLIED JUDGES ARRAIGN JAP WAR MONGERS   Co-Defendant Slaps Tojo on Bald Head, Startles Court Officials

Spices Jap Trial Clerks Read 47 Of 55 Counts In Bulky  Imdiectrmant in Etre? Daw OC Maarina

Tojo Slapped On Head Twice ‘By Co-Defendant As Jap War iCrimes Trial Gets Underway   Playful Smacks Delivered By Okawa, Who Wanted To Drive White Races From Asia

Trial Gets Off To Spanking Start As Capricious Co-Defendant Lands Two Lusty Swats On Tojo’s Shining Bald Pate, Babbles Gibberish

Okawa First Yanked Back Into Chair, Later Pulled From Courtroom by MP’s; Tojo Startled, Smiles Sadly; Most Of Defendants Somber Lot as They Listen to Charges   . By DUANE HENNESSY

Giddy Jap Playfully Smacks  Tojo on Head in Courtroom  Former War Lord Banished By Military   Police Kallowina Clownish Outburst

TOJO IS SLAPPED BY CO-DEFENDANT   SEEN-AS ATTEMPT BY SHUME] OKAWA TO SHOW INSANITY

Tojo Head Slapping Spices Jap Trial  Clerks Read 47 Of 35 Counts In Bulky

Jap Smacks Tojo’s Pate   Sober Courtroom Startled by Action OF Defendant

Tojo Is Smacked On His Bald Heac   Suffers Indignities As Crime Trial Open:

ORGANIZE SCHOOL FOR ADULTS HERE   Representatives of 23 Or ganizations Attend the  Meeting in High School  lorFcens ARE NAMED

Husband Kills Rival For His Wife’s Favor   Cab Driver Admits Shoot ing Navy Veteran Because of Attention to His Wife

A Love Triangle Navy Veteran Dies in Arms of Woman ‘Whose Hushand Ad mits the Shooting

Buyers’ Strike Is Suggested At ‘Save OPA’ Rally   Idaho Senator Proposes A Way Out If Price Contenle Are linked.

SENATOR SPEAKER AT  RALLY IN FAVOR OF  AGENCY IN CAPITAL DECISIONS DUE FROM  HOUSE, SENATE BODY ON MONDAY NIGHT

Night of Decision for OPA Authority  Comes at Sundown   Conferees to Meet This Evening; It Probably Will be Last One

Solons  Begged To Keep Up OPA   ‘Save OPA’ Rallies Come At Crucial Hour Today

Buyer Strike Hinted   Delegations Apply Pressure On Congress Just Before Showdown   Compared To A-Bomb.

Buying Strike Urged to Stop Soaring Prices   Quick Agreement by House-Senate Group Predicted Tonight

Delegations Plead for Continuation of Price Controls   SUGGEST BUYER’S STRIKE

Delegations Bring Cry of ‘Save OPA’      Congress Slated to Make Decision on Final Form Of Bill During Day as Many Buttonhole Soelons

Last Ditch Effort To Save OPA   Housewives, Labo: Delegations Storm Capitol---Deadline Set for Taninhe

CONFEREES CALL NIGHT MEETING TO SPEED ACTION  EXPECT TO IRON OUT  MAJOR OBSTACLES TO CYTENCION OE RII

A BUYERS’ STRIKE IS URGED IF THE PRICES TAKE JUMP   Senator Taylor Prescribed Such a Move If OPA Major Controls Are Given Up.   THE CAPITOL SWARMED   The Delegations Representing Housewives and Labor Groups, Busy.

Visitors From Midwest and East Buttonhole Senate and House Members as Deadline Nears.   BILL SHOULD BE IN FINAL FORM TONIGHT

Labor Groups And Housewives Plead   Future Of Agency Likely To Be Decided Tonight; Visitors Buttonhole Senators And House Members

Fate of OPA fo Be Known Monday Nighi   Main Fight Now on Whether ta Order Specific Decontro!s

Conference Committee Meets for Decisive Vote on Price Control Legislation; Must Act Quickly or OPA Expires Sunday Night

Housewives, Labor Groups In Washington   Agreement On Final Price Control Bill Expected At Joint Committee Meeting

“Save OPA” Is the Cry   “Housewife and Labor Groups Besiege Capital As Time For Decision On Bill Nears

OPA Lobbyists Reach Capitol   Congressional Decision On Extension Law Due Tonight

Save OPA, Ask Delegates ‘Of Consumers   Representatives Of House. wives, Labor Converge On Conevcressmen.

Bridge Is Cracked   Taylor Suggests Buyers’ Strike to ‘Save OPA’ Group

‘Save OPA’ Is Gry In Capital   Groups Plead for Continuation of Controls: Decision Tonight

Conferees on OPA Scheduled To Reach Decision Tonight   May Ask Further Instructions From House and Senate

RALLY HELD IN WASHINGTON TO SAVE CONTROLS   Senator Taylor Urges Buyers’ Strike If Maine Carhe Ara Cnt

Agency Future To Be Decided At Night Meet   Housewives and Labor Groups Staging Rally; Decision on Meat Controls in Doubt

POWER DAMAGE PROBE ORDEREL   Saboteurs Black Gut Large District in Pittsburgh Strike

SABOTAGE ~ POWER LINES  AT PITTSB'CE   THREE NEARBY COMMUNITIES __LEFT IN DARKNESS WHEN ‘TRANSFORMERS WERE  ‘DAMAGED '

SABOTAGE OF TRANSFORMERS INVESTIGATED   Fingerprints Found In  Power Plant

Probe Ordered  Into Sabotage In Power Strike   District Attorneys Office Orders Probe Into Sabotaging Of Transformers   STRIKE EFFECTS ARE EXTENDING

Westinghouse Strike Ends After 115 Days   Settlement Terms Must Be Approved By Conference Board

HIKE GRANTED IN AGREEMENT   Return of 75,000 Idle Workers to Await Ratification

115-Day-Old Westinghouse Electric Strike Is Settled   Company and Striking CIO Workers Agree to 18e an Hour Wage Hike to End Longest Major Walkout Since War

Plane Missing On Lake Flight   Check Of Airports Reveals No Trace

GOVERNOR OF MASSACHUSETTS ASKS FEDERAL SEIZURE OF NATION'S SLAUGHTER HOUSES   Hotels, Restaurants and State Executives Are Asking for Abolishment of Ceilings In Order That Hungry People May Have Meat—Bomb Test Ships Are ‘‘Suspects”

Tobin Urges Government \Grab Sleewhterbuuses   Governor Also Wants Federal Purchase of Beef——Says Dundueers Not Co-anersatins

POLICE HINT ~ SOLUTION OF —-BRIME NEAR   PUSHCART USED IN MURDER OF CHICAGO GIRL’ Is FOUND—MANY. BUILDINGS ARE SEARCHED --

Blood-Stained Pushcart Is Discovered By Police Near Chicago Crime Scene

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   3 British Military Vehicles Hit by Mines

, Advisory Budgeteers Asked \To Hike Wages Of Teachers ‘In This State 25 Per Cent

State Board Asks 20 Per Cent Pay Raise For State Teachers   Budget Commission Asked To Grant Raise For Coming Bienniuwn.

TWENTY PER CT. RAISE IS ASKED FOR TEACHERS   State Board Of Educa. tion Makes Reéecom. mendation To Ad. visory Budget, Com: mission.

NEW PRICE TODAY   Consumers ‘to Pay One Cen More For Each Five Pond Packane

BRITAIN HELPS OCCUPY JAPAN   Arrival Of English To Permit Further Cuts In U.S. Forces

U.S. Forces In Japan To Be Cut More   Britain Sends Group of Commonwealth Troops to Islands

More Yanks to Return as British Move Into Japan   MacArthur Welcomes Advance Party Of Empire’s First Occupation Force

BigPush Is Lined To Take Bastille   Death Toll Stands At Two With 14 More Injured

Marines Are Withdrawing From Island   Guards Set For Final Push Against Barricaded  Canvicte.

Alcatraz Guards Prepare for Rush Against Convicts   Little Firing from Cell Block; U. S. Marines Withdraw

Gunfire From Cell Dwindles; Convicts Told ‘Give Up or Die’   Marines Withdrawn From Island; No Longer : Needed

Officials Ready for “Push” Into Barricaded Area   Marines Withdrawn After Day and Night of Fighting; Convicts Get Ultimatum

MUST SURRENDER OR DIE, WARDEN TELLS CONVICTS   REINFORCED GUARDS PREPARE TO BLAST INTO CELL BLOCK

British Comb Germany for SS. Guar Believed Witness to Hitler Suicide

MILLION WILL BE TURNED FROM COLLEGES   Director Snyder Says Many Seeking Higher Education to Be Denied

Emergency School  Plan for Veterans Snyder Urges Truman To  aka: Stance

Chinese Red Puts Blame on  U.S. for Strife   Communist’s Charge Shakes Framework of Peace Negotiations

CHINESE STRIFE BLAMED ON U, 8. BY RED LEADER   ‘Mao Says Presence of American Troops Is Nenaze to Peace and Demands They Leave Country.   BROADSIDE BLOW TO MARSHALL'S EFFORTS   Charge Adds to Tension Caused by Mobbing of Leftist Delegation Arriving in Nanking.

Chinese Strite Blamed on U. S By Red Leader  Officiale Fanr   Officials Fear Charge May Be Blow to Peace

U. S. to Blame For Civil War, Chinese Aver:   People Want Yanks to Go  Home, Communist Party > Chiefrate Ancantc

China's No. 1 Communist Declares U. 5. Is Responsible for Civil War

RED BLAMES AMERICA FOR CHINA STRIFE   U. S. A. TROOPS STIR UP WAR, SAYS NO. 1 COMMUNIST

Two Former Roosevelt Cab inet Members To Appear On Saturday Program   Henry Morge nthau Will Be Chairman   Harold Ickes Among Those Scheduled To Address  Chicago Conference

LEFT WINGERS SET CONFERENCE =  Revival Plans For New Deal Organization Are Announced

Left Wingers Pian Revival  Of New Deal   Deposed Cabinet Members Lead Move Against Administra tion, Aim At 1948.

NEW DEAL WILL BE REVIVED BY LEFT-WINGERS   Organization Will Oppose the Present Administration

LEFT WING GROUP SEEKS TO REVIVE NEW DEAL SETUP   ‘tekes’ Organization and P.A.C. Bodies to Con:  for in Chicnaa

Leftists Prepare New Party to Beat Administration   Group Proposes to Organize  Under Banner of Up holding FDR Policies

Demo Leftists, New Dealers and ClO Talk Party   Long Range Anti-Admin. _ istration Group Is Discussed

FDR Cabinet Members, Left Wingers to Rebuild New Deal Political Bloc

TO PATCH UP ROOSEVELT ORGANIZATION   Two Former Cabinet Members Take Lead

Cab Plunges Into River; 4 Drowned   ‘Jinxed’ Taxi Crashes Over Pier Barrier Into East River

Truman Places Wreath At Soldier Tomb   Pays Nation's Tribute To Dead from Every War In Brief, Solemn Ceremony

Truman Pays Honor fo U. 5. Soldier Dead   Places Wreath on Tomb Of Unknown Soldier With Members of His Family in Attendance

Producers Are Seeking End 04 OPA Controls    Independents Say Present Policies Create Prablems

Full Fight On OPA Promised By Independents   Texas Oilmen Propose A Shutdown If Controls Not Removed

Judges Refuse Religious Ban In Schools   Declare No Right Of Mrs. McCollum, Petitioner, Violated

Refuse to Ban Religious Classes From Public Schools   Three Judges Decline to Halt Non-Sectarian Course in Illinois

Refuse To Ban Religion Class   Three Judges Rule On Champaign Case

Non-Sectarian  Education Upheld   Court Rules In Favor Of Religious Education  In Schools

‘NMD Strikes For AFL Wage Parity   Walked Out at Noon Today  in Protest seat Agee White   - Maritime Commission Fails - toReach Decision on Giving CIO Increase

Nation’s Ports Are Idle   CIO Seamen Vote To Strike to Get Wage Benefits AFL Maritime Union Won

Major is Arrested in Frankfurt for Complicity in Crown Gem Theft

‘Army Corporal To Be Arrested      Former Assistant To Durant Is Held In Germany

Duff Sees New Taxes Necessary  Additional Revenue Needed if Teachers Salaries Are to

Experiments Point To a 11,000-Mile-An-Hour Plane That May Transport Mails

(Faster Mail Service Seen     Predict Plane Speeds May ~ Reach 1,000 Miles Per Hour

EXPERTS SEE YOUR AIR MAIL LETTE! TRAVELING 1000 MILES PER HOUR -

MINE OPERATORS: AGANST ‘TRUCE’ AS IMPROPER   Lewis Silent -on Proposal by Edward R. Burke to Renew Talks   TRIAL RESUMES MONDAY   Penalties Against Individual Miners Range From $1 to $2 Per Day

Operator ‘Split Halts ‘Settlement: Before: Lewis. Trial: Finished:

Penalty Due Under Clause In Contract   Operators Split On Proposal to Renew Negotiations

 a. (Huge Waterspont Expected From  Next A-Bomb Test  i May Rise 10.000 Feet In Air  ' Above Lagoon

Annual Pienic Of Farm. Bureau Is  - Attended By 500   Dr. John J. Haramy Was Mai: Speaker On Program

MANCHURIAN SETBACK DUE TO RUSSIANS   Economic Recovery In Far East Slowed Down by Soviet Occupation Tactics.

Russians Cause 2 Billions Damage fo Manchuria, Says Pauley Report

Russians Delay Nip Reparations   Soviet Actions in Manchuria Asailed

Pauley Says Stripping of Manchuria’s Industries By Reds Serious Setback

PAULEY REPORT BLAMES RUSSIA   RED LOOTING HAS IMPOVERISHED MANCHURIA

South Africa Objects to Charges   World Delegates Gathered to Attack Problems

Smuts Fights U.N  Racial Hearing   Indian Charge of Discrimination Declared Qutside Jurisdiction

UN Assembly May Discuss Veto Power   Mexico and Cuba Lead Fight To Eliminate ~ Or Modify Veto Rule

South Africans Seek to Block India's UN. Charge  Mexico Leads Off

STOCK PRIZES TO KANSANS   Awards Made in National Weatern at Denver

STRIKE CONTROL BILL FACES BIC SENATE DEBATI   /Cose Bill May Have Rocky Traveling — Long Delay Seen Before Vote

CASE STRIKECONTROL BILL SENT TO SENATE   House-Approved Bill Calls for Federal Mediation Board

ANTISTRIKE ACT TO FACE TOUGH TIME IN SENATE   Labor Committee Expected To Delay Recommending Of Any Legislation

Case Measure Goes To Senate   Collides With Prospects Or Rugged Going; House Passed Bill.

Case Measure Goes To Senate   Prospects of Rugged Going in Committee

Strike Contro Bill Faces Wary Senate   Overwhelming House Majority for Case Proposal No Indication Treatment in Upper Chamber

Delay of Weeks In View Before Action Is Taken   ‘Tough’ Anti-Strike Bill ls Referred to Labor Committeemen

Rugged Going Seen In Senate For Case Bill   May Take Several Weeks For Measure To Reach Floor

SENATORS COOL TO STRIKE BILL   Weeks in Committee Forecast for Case Measure

House Approval Of Loan Expected   Aid-to-Britain Bill Survives Test by Overwhelming Margin.

BRITISH LOAN SURVIVES iST HOUSE TEST   Motion to Kill Measure Is Beaten 180 to 19

BRITISH LOAN PASSES TEST   MOTION TO KILL IT OVERWHELMINGLY DEFEATED

EM ha a AAR I ach iri os aa ral  British Loan Bill Survives First House Test Vote

FIVE MEN, 2 WOMEN SEEKING DIVORCES   A Steady Stream of Such  Started  _ Actions,  Months Ago, Continues  ia) IeT!im te erru

Seek Divorces   penal  Five Men and Two Women Start Suits In the County Courts

TEMPERATURES   Gov. Kelly, State, Federal Officials To Attend Ceremony

 American Woman To Teach Ideals Of Peace To Japan’s Crown Prince

Woman to Teach Jap Prince  Bint=e gn Theano ta Loarn Enalich fram Phileadeinhia Widow

Author of Children's Books. To Tutor Japan's Crown Princ   12-Year-Old _ To Be Taught American Ideals

Crown Prince of Japan to Learn About American W ays From New England Teacher

Enduring Peace Formula Offered  Federal Council Of Churches Maps Route

Summer Drouth Snapped By Needed Shower:  Good Rains Blanket South Plains Area. -

BARRETT TELLS ROTARIANS OF OFFICE TASKS   State’s Attorney General Addresses Club Here Last Night

Dixon Lions Learn of Many Duties of State Atty, Genera   George F. Barrett Speaker at Luncheon Meeting Here Tuesday

Marine Private Poses as a Bank Examiner, and Makes  Off With 500,000 Jap Yen

PAPER EMPIRE FIGURE PROBED   Gellman Says He Was ‘Misled By Big Deal

GELLMAN TELLS STORY OF RICH ARMS COMBINE   War Profits Probe Continues Today With Senate Group

Witness Turns On Garsson Pair In Senate Probe   Appearances Misled  Bim He Declares

In Profit Probe, He Was Misled   ‘Allen B. Gellman Submits To New Questioning By Senate Iuvestigators

Gellman Gives More Details Of Arms Firm   Says He’s Cut Loose  From Garsson Team

Gellman Says ‘Appearances’ Misled Him To Team With Garsson In Making Munitions   Deeply Humiliated By Earlier Testimony Dealing With Backqround OF Brothere

Gellman Misled By Appearances      Witness In Munitions Em pire Probe Testifying Before Committee

War Contraets Group Begins  Falling Out   Official of Plants  In Garsson Munitions Combine “Cuts Loose’ To Fight Own Battle

War Contract Associate Of Batavia Vetal “Deeply Humiliated” Because  Of Connection With Garsson Brothers

Was Misled By Garssons, Witness Says   Gellman Submits To New Questioning By Senate Group

Graft Witness Will Tell Alt’   New Testimony In War Profits Quiz

Two Killed In Gun Battle In Illinois Hotel   Policeman And Texas Oil Man Dead—Second Po. liceman Is Wounded

Von Ribbentrop ‘Blindly Followed Hitler’s Orders’ Defense Witness Tells Tribunal

VON RIBBENTROP CHARGES MOUNT   Prosecution Says He Urged Extermination Of Jews

Urged Extin clion Hungary’s Jews   Prosecution Presents Unexpected Evidence at Yon Ribbentran’s Trial

PIANO'S BURNING CAUSES ARREST   Edwardsport Woman Is Taken Inte Custody Yesterday.

DECISION.ON ORDER 1S SEEN  Case Of Federal Loaf Against Texas: Loaf Faces Court Test

STUDENT IS SEIZED BY POLICEMEN   Chicago Officers Crack Student’s Skull As He Resists Them

17-Year-Old University Student Is Held as Suspect in Kidnap-Slaying of Chicago Girl

Ransom Note Prints Mateh Collegian’s   William Heirens Held for Questioning In Child’s Slaying

Chicago Police Seize Student. After Struggle   Prowler Under Investigation in Burglary Cases.

Police Hold Youth With Fingerprints Like Those Found On Degnan Note   Chicago Student Also Will Be Questioned in Case of Assault on Army Nurse; Resisted Arrest

Student Held In Degnan Case   Police Says Prints ‘Of Youth Match Note

Police Say Fingerprints of Youth Caught in Chicago Robbery Match Marks Left on Degnan Ransom Note

Match Seven of Those on Ransom Note; Suspect Connected With Long List of Other Crimes.

WITT DEGNAN KIDNAP-DEATH   Finger and Palm Prints on Ransom Note “Jibe With” Those of Chicago University Student.   RESISTS ARREST, FIGHTS VICIOUSLY   Suspect Seized ‘While Prowling in Building— Man Held in Arizona Repudiates Confession.

Chicago Student Is Held As Suspect In Degnan Slaying   Prints on Ransom Note “Jibe With” Prints of William Heirens, 17, State's Attorney Reports— Linked With Burglaries

Fingerprints Link Prowler ToDegnan Note   Young University Student ’ Held for Questioning On Thefte. Mardee

"DEGNAN MURDER CASE SUSPECT UNDER ARREST   Youth’s Finger Prints Correspond With Those On Kidnap Note   STUDENT 1D E NTIFIED WITH SEVERAL THEFTS

Fingerprints Of Slaying Suspect Jibe   Chicago Student Held By Police In Degnan Case

CLAIM PRINTS MATCH WITH DEGNAN NOTE   Youth Apprehended By Police Following Vicious Fight

Youth of 17 Questioned In Degnan  Killing Case   His Fingerprints Jibe With Prints On Ransom Note Authorities Say

His Prints ‘Jibe’ Police Quiz Chicago Student In Slaying of Degnan Child

Chamber Predicts 2-Weeks’ Strike  _ Other Angles Would  5 wee Sa i ]~= oa

Mexicans Stage Anti-Fascist  Demonstration  Support of Nation's Constitution Shouted by Crowd:

Mexicans Stage Anti-Fascist  Demonstration  Support of Nation’s  Constitution ee a ee a eee

CHINA’S CIVIL WAR SPREADING   Heavy Fighting Reported East of Mukden — Peace Talks Renewed in Capital as Tension ‘Increases Throuchout China.

China War Spreads Into Manchuria   Heavy Fighting Reported Near Mukden as Leaders Talk Peace

China’s War Spreads to Manchuria   Heavy Fighting Reportec Near Mukden—Peace Talks at Nanking

WAR SPREADING TO MANGHURIA   HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED EAST OF MUKDEN

CHINA’S WAR SPREADS INTO MANCHURIA   Heavy Fighting Reported Northeast Of Mukden

COMMUNISTS BARRED FROM ARMY TASKS.      Will Be Given  No Positions of - Responsibility

Will Keep Reds Out Of O.CS.   Comninmists Also Barred From Respon: With Sensitiy

Commissions To Subservice Army ‘Personnel Barred   New Policy T ransmitted To All Theaters For  Quick Enforcement

WAR DEPARTMENT ORDERS NEW BAN ON COMMUNISTS   May Net Hold Commissions, Posts in Radar or Atomic Sialde

War Dept. Bars Communists from Holding Army Commissions or Working On Radar or Atomic Bomb Projects

Reds Holdout World Bank   Conferees See USSR Envoy As Observer   Communists Ordered Barred From All ‘Secret’ Positions

NEW POLICY ANNOUNCED BY DEPARTMENT   Radar, Atomic Energy In Particular Will Be Off Bounds for Subversives.

REDS BARRED FROM SECRET ARMY PROJECTS   Commissions Denied to Communists Under New Policy

U.S, Army Bars Communists from ~ Atom, Radar Jobs   New War Department Direc. tive Also Denies Commissions to Reds   ACTION LINKED WITH THREAT OF SPY RING   Military Duty in All Responsible Positions to  Be Withheld

No Communists In Responsible Jobs, Army Says   New Policy Revealed With Radar, Atomic Energy ‘Off Bounds’

Bar. Communists From Confidentia Army Positions _   War ‘Department Sets Up New Policy; Local  Commanders Responsible

President Is Fully Informed Of Situation   Tito Says Yugoslavia Wants Peace but Not ‘at Any Price’

School Board Organizes For Coming Year  Accept Resignatior Of Six F aculty   @Qa Aa

School Board Organizes For Coming Year   Accept Resignations Of Six Faculty Members For 1946

Argentina To Seek Weapons From Russians   SOVIET IS ASKED FOR GERMAN GUNS AND AMMUNITION

‘Argentina Wants German War Materials   Request Is Reported To Have Been Made Ty Soviet Deleration

Argentina Seeks Nazi  Arms of Reds   Negotiates for Materiel With  Soviet Commissior

ARGENTINA ASKS FOR WAR GOODS   Wants Russia To Provide German Armaments

Marine Non-Coms Lose Ratings  Protest Discharge  a Dy  eee eee Le, Smee eee

Marine Non-Com: Lose Ratings  Protest Discharge Policies of Corps

Mine Shutdown Hurting Rails; Many Furloughed   Thousands Of Railroad Workers Are Being Laid OF

Rai! Men Are Made Idle By Coal Strike   Thousands Of Men Being Laid Off In Eastern U.S.

Decontrol May Bolster UMW Pay Demands   Operators Expect To Hold Prices To Lowest Level, Said

Lewis’ Stand May Be Helped By Decontrol   MW Chieftain Had Argue ed That Prior Decontrols Raised Miner's Living Costs

Living Costs His Big Point   Hard Coul Miners Bid For New Wage Boosts

Lewis’ Hand Said Aided By Decontro!   (3,000 More Miners to Bid for Higher Wages; 80,000 Textile Workers  Seek New Increases

Decontrol Strengthens Lewis’ Wage Demands      President To Honor War Dead   IZ U.S. Warships Mount Newest Rapid-Fire Guns

AFL President Refuses To Commit: Himself. on Meat Workers. Action

Kansas to Harvest Second Best Wheat Crop in History —   Super-Harvest Is Slightly Below 1931 Bumper Yield---Above Official Estimates

NEAR RECORD CROP   Fix 1946 Kansas Winter Wheat Yield at 216,631.,000 Bushels

WARTIME LAWS BEING STUDIED   STEELMAN TO DETERMINE HOW MANY OF 520 STATUTES CAN BE SCRAPPED.

Paul Porter Resigns His Job in OPA   Erstwhile Price Mogu! Reportedly To Take Big Radio Post.

RUSSIA INSISTS ON BIG ROLE IN DARDANELLES   Atmosphere in Istanbul Tense

Franco Showdown Is Drawing Near   U. S., British, French Draft Declaration

10 Dead, 4 Missing in  East’s Flood   Crest Moving Southward After Causing Heavy Loss in Pennsylvania And Southern New York

Valuable Farming And Industrial Areas In New York And Pennsylvania Under Water; Millions In Damage;  Thousands Home. less.

Floods Cause Three Million Dollars Loss  In Two States  At Least 12 Dead; -Greatest Damage At Williamsport

Swirling Waters Of Susquehanna Take Ten Lives   Major Flood Drives -Man} from VFennsyivama Homes; Four Are Wiccing

WAKE OF FLOOD LEAVES 11 DEAD   Torrent On Susquehanna Causes Damage Of Over $3,000,000

Ten Dead as Flood Engults  Cities, Farms   Estimates of Damage Exceed $3,000,000 as Thousands Homeless in Two Eastern States

Ten Known Drowned: Four Others Missing as Flood Hits East   Thousands Homeless as Property Damage Goes Over $3,000,000 Mark

Ten Dead, Four Missing As Floods Engulf Many Towns In Pennsylvania And New York      Rivers And Creeks Boil Out Of Banks To Inundate Valuable Farming Lands

RIVERS ARE ON WILD RAMPAGE   Death And Destruction Hit In Pennsylvania And New York

13 Dead, $3,000,000 Damage Left by Flood   Flood Crest Threatens Other Pennsylvania Communities

Floods Engulf Many Towns In New York,  Pennsylvania   Thousands Homeless; Damage In Millions; Nine Known Drowned

Susquehanna Flood Waters Still Raging  Death, Destructic Of Property Left

Flood Waters Spread Death   Farm, Industrial Areas In East Are Inundated

SUSQUEHANNA PASSES CRES}   Waters Recede Slowly After Causing 11 Deaths,  Widespread Damage

FLOOD DEATHS NOW 13   Pennsyivania, New Yerk Less Exceeds $3.000,000

Death, Destruction  In Wake of Floods   Ten Persons Drowned, 4 Missing; Property Loss Tops $3,000,000

FLOOD CRESTS; 10 DEAD   Four Missing as River Rampages In Northeast US

Millions Lost in Eastern Floods  Ten Drowned and Thousands Homeless

Flood Spreads Death And Ruin Over Wide Area   At Least 13 Drown, Four Are Missing In Pennsylvania And New York.

Susquehanna River Flood Crest Moving Southward   Ten Drowned and Fou Missing as East Rivers Keen Ricing

Ten Are Drowned In Eastern Flood   Thousands Homeless; Waters Keep Rising

PENNSYLVANIA, NEW  YORK AREAS SUFFER  HEAVILY FROM WATER AT LEAST TEN DROWN  AS DAMAGES CLIMB WELL OVER MILLION

-_.WATERS RECEDE AT ELMIRA 10 Die, Flood Loss Millions in 2 States

Ten Lives Lost In Wild Sweep Of Flood Water:   Agencies In Pennsylvania, New York, Maryland Alerted For Disaster

Ten Dead, Four Are Missing In Eastern Floods   (BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

Damage In Millions Of Dollars; Williamsport ‘Hit Hardest By River

13 Drowned; Floods Sweep East States   Four Others Missing; Valuable Farming And Industrial Areas Damaged

FLOODS CONTINUE ON RAMPAGE OVER TWO-STATE SECTOR   New York, Pennsylvania Hit Hardest As Crest Rises Hourly

10 Drowned And Four Missing In  Floods in East   Rampaging Susquehanna River Surges South; Thousands Homeless

Wild Flood Rips East, 10 Drown   Raging Rivers Overflow In New York, Other States; Set Damage Ir The Millions

Muddy Waters Cause Damage  Of $3,000 000   Susquehanna Sweeps Toward Chesapeake ; Crests at Harrisburg; Thousands Homeless

EASTERN FLOODS  CLAIM TEN LIVES,  OTHERS MISSING THOUSANDS HOMELESS IN PENNSYLVANIA AND  awaierTrer AF riul Vv

At Least Ten Are Drowned in Eastern Floods  Rivers and Creeks On Wild Rampaae

Sweeney Enters Senatorial Race  Be. ee ae   Wheeling Man To Seek GOP Nomination

Sweeney Enters Senatorial Race   Wheeling Man To Seek GOP Nomination

Poland Sees Terror Reign   State of Emergency Akin To Martial Law Proclaimed In Foothills

Racetrack Promoter Is Slain in Real “Gangland Style”   John F. Letendre at Age of 68 Meets Violent Death At Hands of Enemies

Promoter Slain  Gangland Style   Killed as He Drive:  Toward Home

Navy Is Now Strong Enough For Predictable Emersenciec   > 7 —_?ie_nee er CRM Wee OG en cennnneeeee eet SS. Ol] Tavior for J: tycee’s three Broadway (eS Broadway hits.  Navv Day Tribute Slated  Thousands af Da 1 bs ee oe ol ta LS ens ae

Tw vo-Car Crash  ‘At Larabee  'Hospitalizes Five   Cars from Olean And Coudersport Collide Nearly Headon

Two-Car Crash Injures Five   Autos Collide Head-Oin At Larrabee Junction

Legislators  Plan Str ong New Meee   Seek To Strengthen Trumans Proposal For Fact-Finding

TRUMAN'S LEBER BILL TURNED DOWN   Move Is Under Way In House To Strengthen Fact-Finding Bill.

House Seeking  Stronger Curb On Walkouts      Mild Version Of Truman Fact-Finding Plan To Reach Floor

STRONGER LABOR BILL I$ SOUGHT   Present Measure Is Too Weak to Satisfy Truman Supperters

Substitute Fact Finding Bill Expected To Reach House Floor Late Today

Would Make Unions Also Responsible   Mautuality of Contracts Will be Theme of New Lebor Control Bill

THREE ARE KILLED AND ONE IS INJURED IN BICKNELL FRAY   Suitor Shoots Woman Her Son and Self ane Wounds Her Daughte Early Sunday.   JEALOUSY GIVEN BLAME FOR AFFAIR

Cairo Students Demand British Evacuate Egypt   sidky Forms New Cabinet Composed Largely of Independents

Egypt Forms New Cabinet   Students Parade, Demand Remeval of Troops

Land Shortage Hurting Cities   Federal Aid Is Seen  For Sewers, Water

Wyatt Would Help Cities in Coming Year   Will Ask Federal Aid in, Extending Housing Facilities

Government Financial Help May Come To Help Build Facilities for. Home Sites

Federal Help May Be Needed for Cities to Prepare Sites for Proposed Housing

U. S. Aid for  Homes Looms   Funds Sought for Extension of Sewer And Water Systems

U.S. Cities Faced With” Home Site Scarcity ~   Housing Expediter Says New Homes Will Be Built an ‘Raw’ tand

Building To Cause Cities To Expand   Suburban Sewer Aid by Government Is Forecast

CITIES LACK LAND FOR HOME SITES   Federal Funds May Be Used To Extend Facilities

WYATT HINTS AT HOME SITE AID   MAY PROPOSE U.S. FINANCIAL HELP TO EXTEND FACILITIES

Federal Help To Build Home Sites Probable   Construction In Outskirts Of Cities Declared Coming

CITIES MAY OBTAIN FEDERAL HELP FOR LOT IMPROVEMENT      Sewer, Water. and: Other Facilities Will Have to Be Extended For Homes

Home Sites May Need U. S. Help   Cities Running Out of Improved Land, Is Wyatt Belief

Federal Funds Are Proposed For Home Sites   Improved Lands Claimed Lacking In Many Cities

Funeral Services Set Tuesday For Sen. Campbell  Veteran Missoulian Dies Suddenly of Cerebral Hemorrhage

W.B. Ivey Resigns; Prevatt Commands  State Guard Unit   Company 11 Commander Resigns Post After Five Years’ Service.

W.B. B. . Ivey. Resigns; Prevatt Commands State ‘Guard Unit   Company ll Commander Resigns Post. After  ‘Five Years’ Service:

YUGOSLAVIA, ITALY WOULD SPEED AGHIOS   Istria Peninsula Disposition Still In Spotlight

Yusoslavia And Italy Seek Speed At Paris Parley   Seek Decision On Disposition Of Entire Istria Peninsula In Near Future

Irked Italians, Yugoslavs Seek to Settle Istria Peninsula Dispute

Chiefs Aware Of Agreement   Says Allies Agreed Te _ Russian Claims To  ~—- Kurile Isle Chain

BYRNES SAYS REDS HAD YALTA PACT   Russian Claims To Kuriles Agree: Upon; Claims Military Leaders Knew

SECRET PACT GAVE KURILES 10 REDS   BYRNES SAYS U. S. MILITARY CHIEFS KNEW OF AGREEMENT AT YALTA.

Military Chiefs Approved Kurile Deal, Byrnes Says   Map of Kuriles on Page 4

HOUSE GOP NOW OFFERS THEIR HOUSING PLAN   Block Subsidies to Boost Output of Building Materials

House Rejects Housing Bill   Truman Proposal Is Defeated, 161 To 92

GOP Solons Have Substitute Bill  In Charge of Housing Legislation

Republicans -  “Now © ne n ~ Complete © “Charge of  Howtsing- Legislation After Southern. Democrats Help Them - Kill _ Administration” Meas. ure. et ED

SUBSTITUTE-UP. FOR HOME BILL   House Republicans Against Ceilings

TRUMAN BEATEN ON HOUSING BILL   House Republicans Advance Substitute Plan Of Own

SUBSTITUTE BILL : ON HOUSING PUT UP BY JOINT BLOC   House Republicans Supported By Southern Demos Succeed in Squashing Truman Meas ‘ure and Forwarding Their Own

House Republicans in Full Charge of Home-Building Act   GOP-Deep South Group Defeats Administration at Every Turn

Subsidy Plan Is Defeated By Coalition   Heart of Administration Homes-for-Vets Program Stricken Out Despite Party Leaders’ Pleas

House Republicans, In Complete Charge ‘Of Housing Bill, Offer Own Substitution

REPUBLICANS OFFER SUBSTITUTE JREASURE: NEW HOME CEILINGS ONLY POINT OF DISAGREEMENT

GOP's Ready Witk New Housing Bill Without Ceilings      Will Take The Place Of Measure Defeated Monday

GOP Controls  Housing Plans Substitute Offered For Riddled Measure

G.0.P. FRAMES HOUSING PLAN SUBSTITUTE   Bloc of Southern Demo crats Joins in Defeat of Administration Pro  gram Monday

‘HEART’ OF HOME BILL DEFEATED   Substitute Planned for Bettered-Measure * )

SUBSTITUTE  GOPs Offer Own ‘Housing Bill  ~ Measure Would Deny Federal Power to Put  Mm *it 8 Ce AL, Ba

House Republicans Offer Substitute Housing Bill   Coalition Defeats What Truman Call ‘Heart’ Of His Veterans’ Program

New Housing Bill Offered   Republicans Suggest Substitute Measure

“Heart” Cut Out Of Truman Measure... .  House Republicans Have Substitute For Housing Bill; Dixie Demos Help

COALITION KILLS HOMES PROVISO   ‘Heart? Of Measure Defeat: ed; Substitute Offered

T NEAR FOR CE CONTROL NEW HOMES   Brings Up Own Yersior Saitered Truman Bil; Subsidies Killed.

G. 0. P. Offer: Housing Plan As Substitute   Party Controls Legislation After Loss by Truman

‘Administration Proposal for Housing Takes Another Severe Jolt; Southern Bloc Offers Substitute

Seeeeceeeeeseeeeeaseeeees: Joy in Jersey Shifts Suddenly to Sorrow

Minimum Wage Adjustment Seeks 99-Cent Hike _   Republicans. Propose... Modification of Measure Submitted To Committee

FIGHT IMPENDS OVER MINIMUM 4, S. WAGE RATE   Republicans Hope To Block Truman’s Request For 65-Cent Base

GOP, Democratic Solons Ask Conference ' To Seek Solution  # coe           jes Sac Mea ‘ajor F actor’. An ‘Mounting Tragedy.  -

Senators Ask Big 3 Unify Aid to China   Group Seeks Open Intervention Meeting  Headed by Marshall

Senators Seek Plan To Check Chinese Strife   Urge Confecence Session Headed By Marshali To Carb Civil War, Internal Chaos

Army, Navy Draw New M-Day Plan   Joint Board Has Aid Of Donald M. Nelson

If It Should Happen  nee ecm ee ema  ‘Munitions Board To Draw Up ‘Emergency War Plant Program

Ar my and Navy Develops New M- -Day Seheme   Have Been Working Quiet ly On Stand-by Arig Phor of Undiselosed Size

U. S. Favors Four Power Peace Parley   Early Settlement With Little Axis Nations Sought By Byrnes

Seeks Speedier Diplomacy ....  U.S. Presses For Quick Pe..ce Settlements With T' 2 Small Axis Nations

Byrnes Asks Ministers To Meet In Paris For Final Peace Settlement

Byrnes Seeking Early Sessions On Peace Pacts   Paris Meetings Urged to End Major Disputes

U.S. SEERS SPEED-UP IN PEACE PLANS   Byrnes Sees Early Settlement With Five Nazi Satellites, Italy, Finland, Hungary, Bulgaria and Romania.

America Is After Kurope  For Line   Settlements Urged For Satellites Of Germany

United States Desires Peace With Axis Nations   Byrnes Takes First Steps to Setile the  Futures of ltaly, Finland and  Others to End Unrest

U. S. Pressing For Speedy Peace Settlements With Axis Nations      Byrnes Calls For Meeting of Foreign Ministers In Paris On April 25 To Decide On _Germany’s Vanquished Satellites

United States Presses For Speedy. Peace Settlements With Smal! Axis Nations

U. S. Presses for Final Settlements With Axis Nations   Byrnes Moves to End the Uncertainty Surrounding Future Of Germon Satellitac

U.S. Presse: For Speedy Peace Settle: ‘ents With Beaten Axis ; atellites

U.S. Introduces Faster Tempo In Diplomacy   Byrnes Acts To Speed Up Peace Settlements With Germany’s Vanquished Satellites

Asks Early Peace Move      _ Byrnes Seeks Speed In Settling With the Axis Satellites

U.S. Asks Peace Settlements —   Byrnes Asks Foreign Ministers to Meet in Paris April 25

U. S. Wants Speedy Completion of  Axis Peace Terms  Vanquished Satellites Are Contributing To Euronean Unrest

Will Open Highway Bids December 3   Construction of 134 Miles of Roads In Missouri to Cost $4,000,000.

Yearns to Be Moonsteader  Bob Burns Wants To Stake Out  Claim And Settle On The Moon

Funnyman Bob Burns Seeks To Stake Claim To “Lakefront” Site On Moon

!Yearns to Be Moonsteader i_—____ eee  Bob Burns Wants To Stake Out Claim And Settle On The Moon

CHECK OF RECORDS RECOMMENDED  Revision Of Army Retirement System For Officers Proposed

On-the- Job- Training Spot Check  Reveals State Program Satisfactor

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Jitterbug Justice Out On Jaunt For A Little Nonsense

Nazi Appeals Turned Down   Condemned Nazi Leaders Are Like ‘‘Drugged Men’’ On Getting News   SOME SHOW BIT OF EMOTION TODAY

NAZI LEADERS LOSE APPEALS   React Like ‘Drugyed Men When Turned Down by Council

‘FLOWER’ WANTS ‘FLOUR’. . Wheat Not Advice,’ Crie: .. LaGuardia for UNRRA

Handsome Flier Must Hang For Sadist Slaying   English Jury Finds Him Guilty; Will Not Stand Trial For Second Crime

Neville Heath Found Guilty Woman’s Death   Former RAF Flier Senteneed to Hang For Brutal Sisying Of Mrs, Margery Gardner

Cell Barricaded By Doomed Killer   [Man Locks Wife Into Chastity Belt; iDidn’t Regard Action as Unlawful

ALBANIA URGES SEVERE TREATY   Says Impotent Italy Necessary For Balkan Peace

Further Reduction Of Italian Forces Asked By Albaniz   Proceedings of Paris Conference Overshadowed By  Yugoslay Crisis

Albania Acts To Cut Italy’s Army Power   Impotency Called Necessary to Keep Peace in Balkans

Congress Hears Pieas To Guard A-Bomb Secrets   Charge That Soviet Embassy Helped Spies Worries Senators

Showdown on Field's Records Scheduled Today  Broker Threatened With   Broker Threatened With Contempt by House Inquiry

House Group Fields Near  Showdown Committee Threatens Con   Committee Threatens Con: tempt Proceedings Against Broker

Broker Faces Contempt Move In Failure To Produce Records Of Surplus Property Purchase

BROKER FACES ACTION FOR CONTEMPT   Fields Appears with Notebook Only in Answer to Subpoena

 Broker in Surplus Government Property, Asked for Records of Deal in Wire Screening, Produces Single Notebook Sheet Before House Commitiee-—-Chairman Slaughter Declares “We'll Have a Showdown Tomorrow.”

Fields Given ‘Last Chance’   Ordered to Produce Date On Wire Deal Today

House Group May Cite Field: For Contempt  -Broker Produces Onl F   _Broker Produces Only One Notebook Sheet in Response to Subpena

U. S. Attorney General Clears — Aiken Of Blame   Charges That Aiken Police Assaulted Negro Veteran Not True, Aiken Standard And Review Receives Wire From DPT.

PRESSURE GROUI “HARRYING” OPA IS C10. CLAIM   Declare Actions Are Reducing Effectiveness of Price Control—Say Ag Department  - Vending Toward Inflation

‘Pressure Group Marrying OPA, C.1.0. Leaders Sa:   Truman Signs Bill To Dispose of : War-Built Vessels

Fibbusters Face House, Senate on Adjournment Eve   House Trips on Possible Contempt Charge; Senate Eyes Poll Tax

Move To Adjourn May  Be Delaved   Controversial Measures Gum Up Legislative Machine

Barkley Ready To Combat Fight on Poll  Tax; Mercantonio  Leads In House.

BOY, 13, ADMITS HE ACCIDENTALLY SHOT COMPANION  FARINA LAD PICKED   FARINA LAD PICKED UP IN SALEM, FLED AFTER FATAL MISHAP

Police Squads Search Debris ror 30 Missing   Many Victims Trapped in Beds Under Tons of Bricks

Temperatures   Others Still Buried iti Debris Must Be Dead; Building Condemned Years Ago, Is Charge; Fire Said Started By Small Boys Playing

92 PERSONS TRAPPED IN BU EIGHT BODIES RECOVERED STILL MISSING; MANY INJU:

AT LEAST 30 LISTED MISSING FEARED KILLED   Blasted Ice House Crashes Upon Adjoining Tenement in New York City

Scores Die As Wall Collapses   Flaming Ice  House Crashes  On New York City Tenement Building

Most of 92 In Building Are Victims   Brick Wall of Flaming Ic: House Crashes Upon Con demned Structure

Known Casualties Show Eight Dead   Majority Of 92 Tenants Are Feared Dead Or Injured—Search Of Ruins Continues

$Killed,30 — Missing in.N. Y  Ice House Fire   Brick Wall of Ice House Falls Inte Tenement; ; Many Hurt :

THIRTY PERSONS. MISSING, EIGHT. DEAD THUS FAR   Majority of 92 in Building Killed or Injured

 Recover Eight Bodies;  Thirty More Believed ‘Buried In Wreckage

FLAMING WALL OF BUILDING SMASHES TENEMENT HOUSE   Majerity of 92 Occupants Believed Killed or [n-

Wall Smashes Dwelling; 92 Dead, Injured   Blaze and Explosion Traps Occupants Of Condemned Structure

Many Di> In Tenemer? fn Vow York   sIX-STORY BUILDING “THAT WAS CONDEMNED 6 YEARS AGO FIRE SCENE.

92 Persons Trapped As Burning Walls Crash  Down Upon Tenement   Firemen Using Bulldozers Work Frantically 1 Rescue Screaming Victims Trapped In Debris Fear Death Lists Will Increase.

BIG 5 MILITARY CHIEFS MEET TO PUT ‘TEETH’ INTO: UNO POLICE FORCE

Cavalier County Marooned I! Days  Five Dakota Towns Still Snowed In

British stowaway girl who must ‘marry by Mar. 21 findsno good ‘prospects in tons of proposals

British Girl Stowaway Gets Tons Of Proposals, But Not One Good Prospect

Gen. Bedell Smith Is Named Ambassador To Russia With Harriman’s Quitting Of Job

Truman Picks General For Moscow Post   Gen. Smith To Handle Toughest Diplomatic Post; Knows Soviets

W .B, SMITH: NAMED RUSSIA AMBASSADOR   51-Year-Old Soldier Non-West Pointer, Lieutenant General

New Envoy to Russia Named   Truman Falls Back On Army and Picks Gen. Smith for Post

Gen. Smith To Moscow   Truman Sends Eisenhower's Chief of Staff to Tough Job as Ambassador

TRUMAN PICKS GEN, SMITH AS AMBASSADOR TC SOVIET RUSSIA   Eisenhower’s Top Wartime Aide To  Succeed Resigning Averell Harriman

Smith Is Named Ambassador   General Was Eisenhower’s Chief Of Staff Through War

General Named By Truman For Moscow Post      Smith Will Succeed Averell Harriman As Ambassador

Truman Names Gen. Smith To Replace Harriman as Ambassador ta Russia

General Is Named Envoy fo Moscow   Bedell Smith Chosen as Successor to Harriman

Smith Going fo Russian Embassy  Military Man to Succeed Harriman

Truman Names Military Man T. o Moscow Post   Lieut..Gen. Walter Bedell Smith Appointed Ambassador to Russia, Sue . geeding Harriman

Smith Takes  Harriman Job      Tongued Soldier As Am  bassor To Russia.

Smith ‘New Ambassador To Russia   Eisenhower's Aide Re:places Harriman; Is Well-liked By Soviets.

GENERAL SMITH GOES TO SOVIET   Military Officer Named Ambassador To Russia; Came Up Through Ranks.

Smith Named Ambassador To Moscow   Truman Again Turns to Military to Fill Tough Slot as W. Averell Harriman’s Resignation Accepted

HARRIMAN QUITS; GENERAL NAMED TO MOSCOW POST   TRUMAN APPOINTS EISENHOWER AIDE RED AMBASSADOR

Gen. Smith Named Envoy to Russia as Harriman Resign:   Third Military Man to Go to Diplomatic Post; Ex-Enlisted Man

OPEN DRIVE TO CUT HIGHWAY ACCIDENTS   State Police Ant Anticipate Big  Tourist lnfiny

Physicians Battle to Save Lives Of Babies With Mysterious Ailment

CHILDREN OF GIS STRICKEN   Doctors Work To Save 15 Babies With Strange Ailment

YOU CAN GO TO COLLEGE, TRADE ir BUSINESS SCHOOI  WIiTU FVYDFEFRCre DRAIN

YOU CAN GO TO COLLEGE, TRADE r BUSINESS SCHOO!  WITH EYPENSES PAID

FAVOR HOUSING GRANTS 10 VETS   HOME AND PROPERTY OWN. ERS INDORSE DIRECT FiNANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

Property Owner: Support Plan To Aid Veterans   Truman's Housing Program Faces Tough Opposition

Propose Home-Buying Subsidy for Veterans   Suggestion Gains Support as Congress Emasculates Truman's Housing Program

Home Subsidy For Veterans Gets Support   Bill Proposes Flat Grant: - Of $500-10-$2,500 To Souur Housing

Veteran At For Homes  Is Proposed  Administration Lose:   ‘Administration Lose: Ground Iw Battle. Fer President’s Plan

HOUSING SETUP GIVEN SUPPORT   Home. Owners Fovor: Financial Aid to Vets Instead of Trumar’s Program

Private Property Owners Put Forth New Proposal for Veterans ‘Housing as Truman’s Plan Fails

SUBSIDY FOR VET BUYING HOME IS PROPOSED   Real Estate Interests Says Administration Bill Discourages Vet

Owners Favor Subsidy Plan For GI Homes   Labor Department Reports Start Toward Goal

DENIES ‘DEALS” WITH OFFICIALS   Pauley Makes Angry Retort to Tobey’s Questions at Hearing

Pauley Anarily Denies Helping U.S. Officials   Senate Inquiry Brings Sharp Verbal Duel

Reuther Says President’s Judgment, Not His Sincerity, ls Questioned

ANDERSON SAYS PRESIDENT NOW DEBATING PLAN   Decontrol, Modifying Price Curbs, Importing Meat Proposals Studied

TRUMAN WILL RULE ON MEAT PROBLEM SOON   Decision by Week-end Is Seen by Some  Top Officials

Truman’s Action On Meat Situation ls — Expected This Week   Two Proposals Get Primary Scrutiny By President

“GANS CONTR S   Taft Sees Hungry Voters  _ Nightmare to. DemacraMe Geen Dede.

TEMPERATURES   Move Expected On Food Crisis Within 3 Days   Key Government Officials Confer At White House

White House Move Near toFour Below Relieve Shortage of Meatin Colorado

Two Courses in Meat Shortage Are Considered  Lifting, Modifying  Cantrale

WHITE HOUSE STATEMENT IS ANTICIPATED   President Considering Situation After Conferring With Offical Family Durina Morning   PETITION UNDER STUDY

Presidential Action Near in Meat Crisis   Lifting Or Modifying Price Controls ‘And: Importation of Meat Among Proposals Under: Consideration: Decision: May: Come Saturday.

Week End May See Action On Meat By Trumat   President ‘Considering Decision;’ Cabinet Finds  Na Anawer.

Meat Session Hits Snag; Truman Takes Over for Decision   President May Come to Decision Tomorrow . on Shortages

Two Proposals. Being Studied By President   To Lift or Modify Controls; Import Meat From Argentina ©

Quick Action Seen On Meat Shortage   White House Decision Expected Tomorrow: Truman May Broadcast

Truman Seen ln Week-End Meat Action  Cabinet. Session .  Devoted to:. _s Nationsk- Shortace.

FRENCH REDS PUT SOCIALIST 10 FORE   Unable to Win Presidency They Back Felix Gouin to Head Coalition

HEAVY TREMORS ARE REPORTED   Location of Earthquakes Are Not Determined

Two More Earth Tremors Recorded   The First One Believed t Have Been In Rumania; lasted 3 Hours,

QUESTION GIRL'S STORY OF RAPE   vPolice Hold 17-Year-Old Former Theater Usherette

No Charges Filed In Ga. Rape Case   Authorities Question Girl On Version of Raping Told Yesterday

Byrnes And Molotov Capture Spotlight   Aisles Clogged. As Soviet And U. S. Delegates Toke Seats

Fanfare Lacking At UN Opening  ~ Molotov, Byrnes ~ Share Spotliaht

EDUCATION JAM MAY BE SOLVED   Army - Navy Installations Suggested For Use As College Campuses

SHIPBOARD COLLEGE CAMPUSES SUGGESTED TO EASE BOTTLENECK IN EDUCATION FACILITIES

Wants to Tarn Parade Areas Into Campuse:   Marine Gen. Erskine Takes Up Assignment to Smash Bottlenecks in Education

EDUCATION PROBLEM STUDIED  Army, Navy Bases May Be Used As ‘Colleges’ To Aid Veterans

Jap Atomic Bomb Scientists Said Held in Russia   Story by  Ex-Reporte: Carried in Atlanta Paper

JAPS SUCCESSFULLY TESTED A-BOMB BEFORE END OF WAR; SOVIETS HOLDING SCIENTISTS

JAPS SAID TO HAVE TESTED ATOMIC BOME   Key Scientists Captured by Russians and Tortured for Secret Data.

YANK WHO SHOULD KNOW SAYS _  ‘Nips Tried A-Bomb 3 Days Before End’

SAY JAPS HAD ATOMIC BOME   Tested Successfully 3 Days Before War’s End, Former  Investi ator Says

Japs Made A-Bomb Too Late  Ruesiane Canoht Nin Srtonticzte Sel! Hold Them

PAPER: SAYS APS. HAD OWN A-BOME      Atlanta Constitution States Scientists Now Held By Russians

J ap $ Scientists Built : and Fired A-Bomb, Russians Nabbed Them, Reporter Says

CLAIM JAPANESE HAD ATOM BOMB   WRITER SAYS REDS SEIZED SCIENTISTS TO OBTAIN SECRET

Claims Japan Had A-Bomb At End of War   Reporter Says Russians Seized 7 Key Scientists

Newspaper Says Jap Savants, Now Prisoners in Moscow, Developed Successfully Tested Atomic Bomb

Soviets Accused Of Holding Japs Who ‘Made’ A- Bead   Atlanta Newspaperman Says Japanese Scientists ‘Tested Weapon Successfully Three Days Before Surrender; Russians Allegedly Torture Them To Learn Secret

Report Says Jap Scientists Made — A-Bomb and Now Held by Russians

Japs Had Developed Own Atomic Bomb 3 Days Before V-J Davy, Reporter Says

Japan Claimed To Have Testec A-Bomb Before War Ended   Jap Scientists Who Developed Bomb In Korea Now Heid By Soviets. In Moscow, Atlanta Paper Says In Story

Atom Experts Held By Russ   Japs Who Developed Bomb in Captivity

BOMB PRIOR TO ENDING OF WAR   Atlanta Constitution Reporter Tells Story In Copyrighted “Beat”

Japanese Developed, Tested Atomic Bomb Three Days Before War End; Scientists Now Held By Russians

Japanese Had Atom Bomb  At War’s End, Newsman Say:  Says Scientists Who Developed It Now Prisoners  BEQIOUDN Th

Atlanfa, Ga., Newspape’ Says Nip Scientists Whe Developed Weapor Are Soviet Prisoners

Atlanta Constitution Publishes Story that Nipponese Scientists Who Made Weapon were Captured by Russians and Now are in Moscow—Reports Secret Papers and Plant Destroyed 2 Hours Before Reds Entered Koran, Korea.

Japs Made, Set Off Own Atomic Bomb Near War's End. Reds Try To Wring Secret From Captives, Is Report

ARMY DOUBTS ATOMIC STORY   Atlanta Paper Says Japanese Developed Atom Bomb Before War Ended

SCIENTISTS ON PROJECT NOW RED PRISONERS   Discovery Came Three Days Before Ending Of The War

-Bomh Before War Ended   Jap Scientists Who Developed Bomb In Korea Now Field By Soviets In Moscow, Atlanta Paper Says In Story

Weapon Read} For Use When Fight Ended   Scientists Said Taken To Moscow By Soviet Army

Hoboes Gather At Britt For First Postwar Convention: Manv ‘Issues’

Hoboes Gathering at Britt for Their First Postwar National Convention

Hoboes Set For National ‘Convention’   Britt ‘Jungle’ in Readiness for Big Event Tomorrow

Villarroel Blamed  In 10 Executions   Political Foes Shot,  Says Ex-Police Chief

No Ban Against Banquet Dinners  Elimination Not Ackad hu Pracidant

Conservation Of Vital Foods Urged   Not Suggesting , Elimination  Of Public  Dinners

Engineer Killed In Derailment Of Locomotives  8 mee ee  Accident Occurs In Mountains   No Passengers Hurt

Production To Be Higher  Snyder Sore   Reconversion Head Warns of Inflationar Pressure in Report To Truman, Congress

U.S. Production In Peacetime at Highest Level   Reconversion Chief Warns Nation of ‘Economic Pearl Harbor

PRICE CONTROL ACT EXTENSION IS URGED   Snyder Says Nation Cannot “Afford An Economic Pearl Farbor™, In His Report

Says Production To Break All Records      Nation’s Level Is Highest Yet, And Expected To Go Still Higher

FIFTEEN DEAD WHEN AIRLINER CRASHES, BURNS   Disaster Takes Place Near Cheshire, Conn.

Sixteen Dead As Big Plane Falls, Burns   Eastern Airlines Craft Crashes After Blast Occurs in Flight.

(BIG AIRLINES PLANE CRASHES. FIFTEEN DEAD   Plane Explodes In Air Near Refcrmatory In Connecticut

ISBURNTO — DEATH AFTER PLANE CRASH   Eastern Agrines Ship Crashed .  In Connecticut ;

19 PEOPLE KiLLeD IN PLANE GRASH   Witnesses Say the Plane “Blew Up In the Air.”

Sample Of Emergency Housing On Display Described As Not Being GI Dreamhouse

Foreign Troops To Leave Italy, Bulgaria Soon   . Western. Powers, Russ “Withdrawal Set After Treaty Is Effective —

Reach Agreement On Evacuation  Of Allied Troops   Foreign Ministers Council Agrees On Time For Withdrawals From Italy-Bulgaria   FIRST DEFINITE PROGRESS AT PARIS

IRAN HAS A NEW PREMIER   Possibility Seen That Squabble With Russia May Be Settled.

CONTINUE PROBE INTO REMOVAL OF GERMANS   State Department Awaits Reports

Almost Half of 750,000 Idle Agree To Toil for 18%-Cent Wage Increase

More Steel  Agreements   More Than 90 Percent Of ' Workers In Basic Steel Ready For Work Sunday.

Murray Predicts  More Than 90 Pa Cent of Workers Will Be on Jobs Monday

MURRAY BELIEVES OTHER COMPANIES WILL SIGN TODAY   Ninety Per Cent of Workers in Industry Expected to Be Ready to Go Back to Jobs Tonight.   ALL GRANTED WAGE BOOST OF 1814 CENTS   Aluminum Company Enters Agreement With C. I. 0.— Developments in Electri cal Tie-Up Expected.

STEEL UNIONS, FIRMS HASTEN SETTLEMENTS   90 Per Cent of CIC Workers to Be Set By Sunday

Philip Murray, ClO Head, Predicts 90 Per Cent of Strikers to Be Back Sunday Night

INDEPENDENTS SIGNING PACTS WITH ClO UNION   90 Per Cent of Workers Ready To Return To Jobs

Steel Output About To Be At High Level   Over 90 Per Cent of Workers Expected to Be Ready Tonight

SOLID FRONT OF BIG STRIKE ~— ISDISSOLVED   OVER 90 PER CENT OF 750,000 IDLE RESUME WORK

Workers Set To Return To Jobs  Further Breaks In Carile line laam

GM Parley Scheduled Today   Murray Predicts 90 Per Cent Of Workers To Return

U.S. Steel Deal Pattern   Bethlehem, Republic, Others Sign Agreements; Workers Ready to Return Te Jobs   By WILLIAM NEEDHA™

90% Of Basic Steel Workers Return Monday  Bethlehem, Republic   Bethlehem, Republic, Others Sign For Pay Increases With Hike In Price Of Product

AFRICA MIDDLE EAST AREA   AMERICAN AREA   War Still on for Trailer Vets

AERICA PAIDDLE EAST AREA   ALASKAN AREA   War Still on for Tralor Vets

TRUMAN WILL NAME SUCCESSOR TO STONE   Associate Justice Black May Be Elevated

Democrat Likely To Be Named Chie Justice by Truman   Republican Choice Seen for Vacancy On Supreme Court

JOINT OPERATION OF MANCHURIA INDUSTRY PROPOSED, REJECTED  BYRNES DISCLOSES REDS _ SOUGHT MUTUAL PLAN, “RUT CHINA REFUSED

Russia Seeks Joint Control Of Industry in Manchuria   -Secy, Byrnes Calls for’Open Door’ Policy in Disclosing Chinese Rejection of Soviet Plan; U.S. Messaae Will Be Dispatched to Moscaw

China Rejects Soviet Proposal For Joint Rule  Byrnes Dispatches Note To Moscow

10 CHINESE AND SOVIETS   Byrnes Says Sino-Russian Control Would Discriminate Against Americans Who Have Industrial Aspirations.

U.S. Calls For An ‘Open Door’ Policy In Manchuria  China Rejects Russian Proposal For Joint Contro

Call For Open Door Policy   Attitude of U. S. Made Known as To Control in Manchuria

eSought Joint - Industry Control Byrnes Reports   _ Indicates U. $. Will Support Chinese Stand On Issue

Reveal Russ Plan Given  To Chinese   Sought Joint Operation Of Major Industries; China Rejects Proposal

Byrnes Asks Open Door In Manchuria   Chinese Reject Red Proposal for Joint Contr] of Plants

BYRNES TELLS RUSS PLAN FOR JOINT CONTROW   Reveals China Turned Down Russian Proposal on Mator Industries

bl rw fe Oe ee ee eee eee  tian Seains for Revolution in Spain Behind Investigation

Continue Aid. Chinese Ask   Americans’ Report Has Varied Reaction

China’s Civil Situation Is Becoming Impossible Say Gen. Marshall, Stuart

CHINA MAY LOSE AMERICAN HELP   JOINT STATEMENT CONSIDERED A WARNING

Soviets Attack Johnson-May Bil  Fraught With Grave Consequences, Claim

Ammunition Blast Destroys Vessel   Sailor Who Was Carrying Shell That Blew Up, Starting Explosions, Is Not Injured

Seven Missing, Many Injured in Ship Blast   U. S. Naval Vessel Sunk by Explosion of Ammunition Cargo

Blast Sends Naval Ship To Bottom   5 Missing, More Than 150 Hurt in Loading Mishap

Chinese Reds Call ‘Cohorts for War Against Nationalists  Communist Followers Exhorted to Fight MOaneraliceimna Chiang haichalk’e«   Communist Followers Exhorted to Fight "Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's Offensive:” Order Widely Broadcast

Chinese Reds Call Cohorts for War Against Nationalists   Communist Followers Exhorted to Fight “Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek’s Offensive:” Order Widely Broadcast

High Ranking Army Officers Passengers   Eight Stretcher Cases Need Help

PLANE LOCATES LOST YANKEES   RADIO SAYS PARTY HAS 18 STRETCHER CASES

rilipino Criticat Of Soviet Charge   Small Nations Soften Demand for Curb on Rig Five Veto Powers

Indictment Of Heirens Is Sought   Illinois State's Attorney To Present Evidence Te Grand Jury Session

STATE PRESSES FOR MURDER INDICTMENT   Heirens Case Goes Before Cook County Grand Jury

Grand Jury Hearing Case ary Hest eg ease        Indictment: ‘of William: ‘Heirens Sought; : cnoe “= By- Chicago Police with Dual ‘Murder’:

GERMAN PROFESSOR SAYS REDS ~ SEEK SERVICES OF SCIENTISTS   OFFERING JOBS TO SKILLED RESEARCH WORKERS NOW IDLE IN AMERICAN OCCUPATION ZONE

STATE WILL GET HOUSING UNITS   EMERGENCY DWELLINGS ARE FOR VETERANS

Tabriz Claims Battle Begun   Calls For Defense Of Azerbaijan Against Troops Of Iran

TABRIZ RADIO CLAIMS ATTACK AT LAKE URNIA   Tehran Silent Despite Reports of Strife With Kurds

SOLONS DEMAND SURPLUS PROBE   Investigation By New Con: ' ‘gress Pushed

Defendant Denies Kidnap Charge   First Trial Under Lindbergh Law Seen

‘Defendant Denies Kidnap Charge  First Trial Under 5 i  i I” eee

MORE MEAT GOING TO TABLES, PRICES ARE GOING LOWER   Anderson Says Meat and Dairy Products Prices Soon to Be Adjusted

NO CLOSING BY IOWA'S EATING HOUSE OWNERS   Association Agrees With State OPA on Keeping Shops Open

New Financing Law Is Favored  Daciilt af Peake Ackac   Result of Probe Asked By Martin

FREED AIRMEN SAY THEY WERE ALL QUESTIONED CONTINUQUSLY   Said Treatment Was Excellent During Time Of Confinement

Released Airmen Report Yugoslavs.  Treated Them Well   Americans. Say They Were Quartered In Hotel. and. Given Ex. cellent Treatment;

FLIERS DOWNED IN YUGOSLAV RELEASED   United States Ultimatum Gains Quick Results   “EXCELLENT”   Treatment Accorded Seven Americans, Two European Passengers On C-47

Treated Well By Yugoslavs   Seven Americans Report They Were Questioned Much, But Treated Well

Pledges Satisfaction After Shooting Down of Transports   Treated Well and Quizzed on All Subjects, Say Men Released by Yugoslavs

Questioned Continuously Before Their Release ....  Americans Well Treated By Slavs

Higher Freight Rates Allowed By Commission  SS, eae ee ee   Even Larger Boosts Declared Coming; Results Uncertain

Approve Hike Next Month In Freight Rates   I. ©. C. Sanctions Boost Of $390,000,000 Year, More In Prospect

Freight Rate Hike Ordered  For Nation   Boost Approved By ICC; May Increase Cost of Living

Freight Rate To Climb July 1   Government Approves Increases In Interstate Charges

Freight Rates Are To Climb   Increase To Become Effective Next Month

FREIGHT RATE HIKE GRANTED   5 and 6 Pct. Boosts Given; More in Prospect

SHARP HIKE IN FREIGHT RATES   . ©. C. Authorizes Increases Effective In July Which Will Total $390,000,000.

EFFECT OF RAILROAD RATE BOOST ON COST OF LIVING STUDIED  TEN PER CENT INCREASE IN FREIGHT RATES TO GET ROADS 390 MILLION

—CARRIERS BOOST CHARGES— Nation’s Freight Rates Will Increase Sharply

GRANT INCREASE IN RAIL, WATER FREIGHT RATES   1. C. C. AUTHORIZES 6 PERCENT BOOST WITH EXCEPTIONS

» Nation’s Freight Rates Scheduled For Sharp Boost   OPA Silent as to How  Business, Living Costs Will Be Affected--New Increases Predicted

Nation To Pay Bigger Bill As Result Of Move   OPA ORDERS INCREASED CHARGES FOR U. S. CARRIERS

Boost Rates On Freight   Up. Six Percent On Most Items; Larger Increase T ikaly Later

ICC APPROVES FREIGHT RATE BOOST JULY 181   Reports Prospects of Another Larger Increase Later On

Freight Rates Going Up July   $390,000,000 Boost In Transport Reyenue

FREIGHT RATES JUMPED; BIGGER BOOSTS HINTED   Increases Are Expected Tc Bring Carriers Nearly $390,000,000 More

Freight Rates In U.S. To Underge Sharp Upswerve   Effects On Living Costs Have Not Yet Been Publicly Estimated

@ PETER EDSON   M aneuvering in Pauley-I ckes Fight Called Amusing —

HIDDEN GEMS "ON JAPANESE      ARTY —OF—JAP—DILOMA’ / >“ FRISKED” " WHEN SHIP  ARRIVED IN-HOME. —  PORT .

Jap Diplomats Return From Europe to Homeland Loaded With Currency, Jewels

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Frisk ‘Japs’: Uncover Thousands of American Dollars

News Behind the News  Copyright MeCiure Newspaper ren re   WASHINGTON By Rav Tucker

follywood Murder Film Celebration Endsi in Mystery as Man's Body Found

Real Life Murder Mystery is Found On Movie. Set After Gay. Party

Army Official Asserts the U. S.   Can Expect Mounting Calls for aid Unless 4-Power Plan Works

New Calls for Aid  To Germans Loom   France Blocks Allied Economic Program

3 Nazis Charged With Witnessing Dachau Murder:   2,000 Healthy Inmates Kill_ ed in Brutal Experiments, Surgeon Testifies

3 HIGH NAZIS SAW CRIMES AT HORROR CAME   Sauckel, Frick, Rosenberg Witnessed Murders, Doctor Says

State’s Financial Status Is Good Welfare Dept. Needs May Be Met Without Extra Session

LEGISLATURE NOT TO BE SUMMONED AGAIN   Gevermer Says Me Thinks Siate Will Be Able Te Selve Pubfie Assistance Fund Deficit

4 Vehicles Pile Up After One Hits A Bridge   Ute, Ia., Veteran Dies; Denison Women, Bronson Man in Hospital

1 DEAD, 3 HURT IN CRASH SERIES   4 Autos Involved in ? Jowa Collisions

TEMPERANCE UNION HEAD OPPOSES MOVIE SCENE SHOWING SHIRLEY DRINKIN(

OPA LIQUIDATION ORDER IS AWAITED   Definite Statement by Tru man Expected in Few Days

OPA MAY END. ~ BY SATURDAY      TRUMAN MAY ANNOUNCE CLOSING OF AGENCY WHEN  ) HE RETURNS TO CAPI TAL-=TOMORROW_-

3 FAMILIES ARE DRIVEN OUT IN MORNING BLAZE   5 Businesses Burned; Upstairs Tenants Flee Flames Partly Clad ~

‘Fired Employes Reinstated   7 . ‘Houston Municipal Strike  ~ Ends In Compromise Accorc

Fired Employes Reinstated  F ry e bd ‘Houston Municipal Strike   “7 ~ -]  - Ends In Compromise Accor¢

‘SEVEN COME ELEVEN?   Boy Friend of Girl, 16, Lost 6000 of Money She Stole

BOY ADMITS LOSING $6,000 WITH DICE   Sum Part of $13,000 His 16-YearOld Girl Friend Is Accused nt Embezzling.

Five Witnesses Fear Persecution  Soldiers Refuse to Testify At Court Martial

LICHFIELD PRISONERS AFRAID TO TESTIFY   Five Soldiers Agree to Give Evi. dence if Assured Protection Agalnst Violence.

Tell Lichfield Court-Martial Potential Consequences at London Guardhouse Influence Refusal

Pillow Prank Fails Woman   Attempt to Beat Meat  Shortage Is Foiled Be dantdone

Plan Inquest In Death of Four   Patients Believed To Have Died of Suffocation

Strike Idles 2,000 Others  Steel Plants, Rails Coutinue To Lav Of

ALL NAVAL RESERVES OUT BY SEPT. ]   Will Be Sent to Separation - Centers by August 20th.

Navy Announces Personnel Cut   Eligible Reservists to Be Out by Sept. 1

cL FOR COUNTY   Altoona And d Mercy Hospitals To Help In Program

CENTER FOR CANCER WILL OPEN IN GITY   ‘Altoona, Mercy Hospitals Promise Facilities; $5,000 Annual Budget Set Up.

COLD WAVE TO BREAK UNSEASONABLE HEAT:   Drop In Temperatures May Be Expected By Middle Of Week In East

A Record Crop Value   Big 1946 Wheat Crop Makes Kansas Products Worth 68 Million

Kansas Crop Value To: an All-time High   Total of 618 Million Is 7 Per Cent Greater Ther the 1919 Record

OPA’S Best Friend Find Fault in — Situation Review  Red Tape, Slowness Are Cited Among Other Discrepancies

Board Rules Wage Boosts Will Stand   Increases Granted Prior To New Policy Declared Automatically Approved lf ‘Lawfully Made’

All Wage Increases: Made Before New Policy Was Adopted Given Approval

Wage Boosts Draw Approval   Stabilization Board  Makes Blanket Rule

Philadelphia Phone Workers’ Strike Settled   Nationwide Walkout Remains Possibility

Wage Board Order: Approval of Hikes   Concerns Increases Before New Policy

BOARD ADVISES PAY INCREASES   18! Cents 0.K.’d For Ship Farm Equipment Groups

Wage Increases Are Approved To Clear Decks  Wage Stabilization Board Becomes Vital

Board Orders Approval of Wage Raises   Approves for Price Relief All “Lawfully Made”’ Raises

Price Relief Approve Wage   National Wage Stabilization Board Orders Approva Of Pay Hikes.

‘Pay Boosts Sanctioned ‘By Board   Automatic Approval Is Given for Increases Planned Before New Price Formula   May Ask O.P.A.   Employers Are Allowed to Bypass Stabilizer Beard for Rulings

Automatic OK On Pre-Policy Wage Hikes Ruled  Employers  Involved: ;  hhnw nw Annan al:

Turks Give Soviet An Emphatic ‘No’   Dardanelles Control  Will Not Be Yielded

Turkey Hands to Russia Reply To Demands on Dardanelles;  BelievedTo Be Wholly Negative

Turkey Answers Soviet Demands  Dardanelles Reply Believed Negative

LABOR CURBS VOTED DOWN   Senate Committee Rejects Features of Case Bill To Check Strikes

Labor Committee Trims Senate  Strike Measure Drops Limited Fact-Finding,

Revised Labor Bill Completed   Rewritten Case Measure Te Ready far Sanate

York's Home Run Smash ‘Gives American Leaguers 3-2 Victory Over St. Louis

Dr. Jesse Hazlett, Former Vanderbilt Physician, Is Dead; Funeral Tomorrow

Concert Group Sets Hich Goal   Member Drive Opens, Jepson Here Tonight

SHORT SAYS HE AWAITED ALERT   Expected Washin gton Would Give Him More Information

COOLIES CAPTURE CITY SOFTBALL TITLE WHEN HOOKWORMS LOSE   EMERGE VICTORS IN FIVE-GAME PLAY-OFF AT RILEY PARK; SUMMER PROGRAM COMPLETED.

News Behind the News  Copyright McClure Newspaper   WASHINGTON Kv Rav Tucker   Spokes sc 2  Meatleggers reas

Hugo: People Welcome Home Four Circuses”   Entire Main Street Turned Into Giant Midway;. Ardmore Sends -Deleaction to Event

MAIN STREET TURNED INTO MIDWAY AS  TOWN GIVES CIRCUS FOR PERFORMERS 

 Sooner Town Turned Into Giant Midway for 'Returnina Circus Folk

Performers See Amateur Circus   Citizens of Hugo, Okla., Open Winter Season For Circus

Circus Performers in Audience as ‘Oklahoma Town Goes Under Big Top

PMA GROUP SETS ANOTHER MEETING   Will Reconsider Vote to Stay Out of Four Superior Coal Co. Mines

 Campaign  Dempsey, Chavez on East Tour   Senator Advocates Health Bill; Governor Hits Rival’s Record

Senate Campaign Swings To Safety Factern New Meyico Thursday Campaiaon

Action Comes After House Passes Case Bill and It Is Sent te the White House

Senate Knocks Strike-Draft ‘Plan From Bill   Case Bill Goes To White House; May Be Vetoed

START CHECKUP FOR OWNERS OF UNLICENSED DOGS   Officer Warns That Persons Own. ing Unlicensed Dogs To Be Prosecuted

Corn Maturing in Vidwest Fields   Two More Weeks of Good Weather Needed To Ripen Record Crop

‘America's Corn Crop, Largest in History, Winning Race with Frost Jn Midwestern Prairie Lands

Bumper Crops Of Corn Near Harvest Time   Important Factor. Nation's Economy

Bumper Corn Crop Racing With Frost #   Mid-West Crop Maturing —Essential to Feed Farm Animals and Poultry

Corn Harvest Appears to Be Plentiful   Good Crop Expected; Grain Matures Well Over Midwest

Nation's Bumper Corn Crop Appears Winning Race Againsi ‘Frosts In Prairie States   Much Of Country's Future: Food Supplies Depends On Corn Crop

Bumper Corn Crop In Race Against Frost   Supply Largest Nation Has Grown

America’s Bumper Corn Crop May Be  Largest in History  Two More Weeks Warm Weather. Needed for Maturing

Federal Agencies in 8 Midwest States Unite on Home Restrictions .

Collective Farm Shakeup Is Seen   Russian System Due for Overhauling, Moscow Hint

\Wage Board Stands Repudiated And Disgraced for Not Voting Pay Increase, Says AFL Head   ClO Walk - Out Continues to Tie Up All Ports But Government Hopes for Early Sottlamoant an Sama Brcie

WILLIAM GREE IN DEMAND FOR RESIGNATIONS   Way Cleared for End of A. F. L. and C, I. O. Shipping Strikes

Hunt Slayer Of Highway Officer   Badly Decomposed Body Of Patrolman Sodel Found In California

N.Y. Tube Workers Scom Fact Board   Refuse to Meet With Truman Appointed Group

OFFICIAL COUNT STILL IN DOUBT  Communists Take Narrow Lead In French Parliamentary Vote

Communists Lead in French Voting  Corsica Gives Reds Slight Margin

Wheat Crop Looms As Second Largest In Kansas History   Agriculture Expert Predicts Harvest of 212,175,000 Bushels --A Yiald af Muar 14

Ferguson Presses New Charges Against Bilbo ‘Gift’ Hearing Closed

BILBO SNAGGED AT EVERY TURN   Testimony Tends to Show He Broke Laws With Abandon.

Mayor Blames “Friends” in Suicide Note   Former Mayor of New Albany, Publisher, And Anti-Viee Leader Blamed By Jaegers

Britain’ Refutes Tale of Military ~ Pact With U.S   War Office Says Talks on  Standarization of Weap-   ens Now Going On

AMERICA, BRITAIN WORK UN ACCORDS   Discussion of Weapons Is Being Conducted by Nations.

Irby Opposes Sam Hobbs  For Congress   3-Way Race Assured In 4th District; Newton Out For Lt. Governor

Hyde Park and Vicinity Listed To Be Submitted        N.0. Group to Include  nity of Hyde Park;  Local Committee to Meet Tonight

Convict Gl at Lichtield Trial  $100 Fine te Combat Vet r Slapping

LOVELESS CONVICTED OF. STRIKING SOLDIERS AT UCHFIELD GUARDHOIICE

Youngdahl Resigns From State Court   Announces He Will File Saturday As Candidate for Governa:

Coming By ‘Train And Auto   President and Churchill Cancel Airplane Trip, isit in Mexico

CASE RESEMBLES — LINDBERGH KIDNAP   Both Children Abducted from  Bed in Hamec

NEW PROPOSALS DUE FROM SEAMEN UNION   Maritime Group To Submi Revised Demands Today

British Continue Search for Flogging Party  Four Soldiers Are  Abused; Officers leesse Strict Order

JEWS Kidnap. Lash British Army Major   Three Sergeants Also Beat en By Group In Re. taliatory Action

British Seek Those Guilty Of Flogging   Four Lashed  In Palestine

TAKE NO CHANCES   British Military Clamps Down After Trouble in Palestine

Britons Hunt For Jewish Kidnapers    Floggings Mark New Flare-up In Palestine

British Troops Not Allowed In Jewish Towns   British Military Aimounce: Palestine Coast Has ’ Beén “laced Out. Of Bounds   Press Search For Kidnappers   Provost Marshal Reports “Feeling Running High , In British Mili lary Camps

Seek Floggers Of Britons   Jewish Communities Along Coast Placed Out of Bounds

Jewish Towns On Coast Are ‘Out’   ‘After British Major, Three Sergeants Kidnaped And Lashed

Jewish Towns Are Placed Of-Limits To British Troops   Authorities Search For Kidnapers Who Flogged Major, Enlisted Men

JEWISH AREAS OUT OF BOUNDS AFTER KIDNAPING SERIES   British Officer and Men Are Kidnaped_ and Flogged     arnng Uprising

British Seek Jewish Extremists For Flogging of Maier and 3 Sergeants

 OHIO TEACHER SAVED, 2 LOST   Oxford’ Girl Rescued After 8 Hours In Sea

SCHOOL TEACHER AMONG RESCUED   Two Other Ohioans, One a Sidney Girl, Still Missing

Rescue Teacher From Ohio After Eight Hours in Sea; 2 Other Ohioans Missing

Atforneys Say He Will Admit 1 More Murders   Suspect Describes Kidnaping Of Child To State’s Attorney

Heirens Won't Admit Killings   Defense Confession Maneuver Wrecked

HEIRENS FAILS TO MAKE HIS CONFESSION OF KILLINGS TODAY   Only Says “‘I Don’t Remember” When Brought To State’s Attorney

Heirins Makes Confession In ~Degnan Deatt   University of Chicago Stu. dent “Formally” Admits Crime to State’s Attorney

Will Not Make Admission After Meeting Starts   Murder Charges Pressed By Tuohy After Youth Says He ‘Doesn’t Remember’

Heirens Finally Confesses Three Brutal Murders  Painful Headache  Tiaated As Youth Cante 9 Wael Cenu

Heirens Confesses Degnan Slaying In Move to Escape Electric Chair

Heirens Fails In Confession   -Elaborate Plans Fail As _ Chicago U. Youth Replies Only ‘I Can’t Remember.’

Touhy Announces Heirens Confesses  To Degnan Killing   Heirens’ ‘Attorneys Say Full Confessions Will Be Made on Two Other Killings

REFUSES TO TALK   Plan To Have Heirens Confess Two Murders Falls  Through

HEIRENS ADMITS HE SLEW GIRL   To Confess Two Other Slayings; Trial Postponed

(Plan for Heirens   Confession Collapses   Only Statement from Suspected Slayer OF Degnan Child Is  Ere , ae en

GOP Senators Probe RFC Nomination   Tebey Leads In Fieht On Allen

GOP Calls For Probe Of Truman Appointee   Republicans Charge George Allen, Named A: RFC Director, Has Corporation Ties

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7 (4) — President Truman said flatly today he will not withdraw Edwin  “W-Pautey’s nomination as navy  Se

Army Critic Banned As Trial Lawyer   Capt. Carroll Barred From Participation  As Legal Counsel

. Asks That Russia ‘Justify Demands   , Walker Wants Investigation rations Situ 7 -. ation Made   - GETS A TART REPLY   Molotov Says Australia '- Has Not Had Homes and Industry Devastated

REDS’ DEMANDS VIEWED DURING PEACE PARLEY   Conference Asked To Probe Ability of Enemy Nations To Repay Russia

AUSTRALIA CALLS ON PEACE PARLEY TO PROBE CLAIMS   MOLOTOV DESCRIBES RUSSIA AS LENIENT IN ASKING DAMAGES

WOULD GALL UPON SOVIET TO JUSTIFY HER REPARATIONS   An Australian Delegate - to the Peace Conference Made the Demand.   INVESTIGATION ASKED   Of Ability of Her European Enemy Nations to Pay the $900,000,000.

REPARATIONS TO RUSSIA QUESTIONED   On-the-Spot Probe Of Enemy Countries Resources Urged

AUSTRALIAN DELEGATE IN NEW REQUEST   Asks Ability to Pay Be Considered; Reds’ Molotov Gives Reply

Reds Asked to Air [Reparation Demands   Anzac Delegate at Paris Urges ‘On Spor Investicoation Be Held

Australia Ties String To Reds Bid For Money   Drame R. Walker Calls Fer Investigation of: Ability Former Enemy Na ‘tions to Pay ;   Soviet Demands _ Sum $900,000,600   Molotov Replies “Australia ’ Has Not Had Her Fields, Cities and hidustry Devastaied”’

Justification For Russian Demands Asked   Australia Asks That Investigation Be Made Of Nations’ Ability To Pay $900,000,006

Australian Delegate Says Russia Should Justify Her Reparations Demands

RUSSIA ASKE TO JUSTIFY ITS PAYMENT BILL   Paris Parley Slowed By - Bickering On Wording Of Treaties

Call On Russia To Justify Plea For Reparations   Australian Also Asks ‘On Spot’ [Inquiry Into Enemy Ability to Pay

Uraes Russia Be Called Upon to Justify Demand   Molotov Declares Soviet Lenient

Russians Called Upon at Paris Tc Justify Demands   Soviets ‘Lenient’ in Requests, Molotov Asserts at Parley

Australian Asks Reds Show Proof   Asks for Investigation of Former European Enemy Nations Ability  tn Paw   Molotov Replies   Russian Says Nation Has Been Lenient on Demands 

PEACE PARLEY HEARS RED DEMAND FOR BIG REPARATIONS RAPPED  _ AUSTRALIAN ASKS FOR STUDY OF WAR DEBTS; MOLOTOV RETURNS FIRE

Calls on Russia te Justify Demands For Reparations   Australia Wants Investigation To Prove Ability of Countries to Pav

Russian Campaign for Mediterranean Influence Pressed   Peace Parley Enters Its Fifth Week With Little Accomplished

LOTTE AY Be Molotov Says Reds ‘Lenient’ $900,000,000 Asked  Toe nee, Usa ew Bae rneine

Peace Parley Gets Proposal To Investigate   Australian Delegate Believes $900 Million Asked Not in Line

ents Russia To Justify Demands For Reparations   Austrialian Also Asks On-Spot Checkup On Ability Te Pay; Molotov Says Australia Wasnt Devastated By War

Russ Reparations Demand Criticized   Soviets Asked to Justify Requests for $900,000,000

RED REPARATIONS DEMANDS CAUSING CONFERENCE RIFT   Australian Delegate Asks fo Investigation of Russian Money Demands

Wants Probe. Of Countries’ Ability To Pav           Molotov Declares Russia Lenient In Asking : Pay ment Bram Ramanies

Reparation Demands Of Reds Lashed   Molotov Defends Soviet Demands On Rumania As Lenient.

Russia Has Been Lenient, Molotov Says   Australians Ask Probe to Decide On Ability of Nations to Pay

Australia Asks That Russia Justify Reparations Demands   Wants On-the-Spot Investigation- Made Nations’ Ability to Pay; Molotov Replies That Bill Is Lenient In View of Damage

Peace Parley Makes Little Headway   Soviet Reparations Excessive Say Australia’s Paris ’ Delegates

Asks Soviet To Justify  Demands   Australian Delegate Makes Plain Talk;  18 More Words Are Appreved At Paris

Calls for ‘On the Spot Investigation’ of Former Enemy Nations’ Ability To Pay Huge Sums.   SLOW PROGRESS ON TREATY FOR ITALY

ASKS PROBE “OF DEMANDS BY ASSIA   New Dispute Arises as Peace Conference Draas.

Greeks Held Bold Threat To Peaceful Balkan Body   Presence Of British Troops Aids Protest

AUSTRALIA HITS REDS’ DEMANDS IN WAR DAMAGE   Asks On-The-Spot Probe 0 Ability Of Countries To Pay Reparations

Russians Asking Payments from 4 European Nations Pass Small Part Of Halion Treaty

Delegate Asks Accounting Of Russians   Australian Declares Soviet Demands Appear Excessive

Ask Probe Of Russian Proposal:   Austtalian Delegate Te Paris Conference Ir Request That Sovie' Be Investigated

PROBE OF ABILITY 10 PAY ASKED   Molotov Says Russia Lenient In Answering Aussie

AUSTRIA ASKS EXPLANATION QF REPARATIONS   Peace Conference Delegate Demands Russia Justify Damages Claimed

UNO Capitol Tract Chosen Near Gotham   Stamford-Greenwich Site Gets Approval Of Leasue Committe

More Houses  For Rentals  Are Sought NHA Establishes  New Rent  Dietwe Wiswwurla

NHA Plans To  Get New Houses For Rent Market  Formula for Raising Prices

a indtord rd Bait:  NHA A Eases Limits on Rentals For Newly Constructed Houses

Seek Homes For Rental   NHA Sets Out to Capture More New Houses For Purpose

NHA Seeks More New Homes For  Rental Market  Orders Formula eo eee ee eee Ce

JEWISH LEADER CONDEMNS HOLY LAND HANDLING   Zionist President Blames Attlee Government for JewishArab Conflicts.

MOISTURE DAMAGE TS RUNNING HIGH   Western Kansas Farmers Forced to Store Wheat  on Ground    SHORTAGE OF BOXCARS

‘Grounded’ Wheat Damage Heavier Than Anticipated   Moisture Spoilage Is Running as High As 50 Per Cent--Car Need Urgent

May Settle With Nash Company   Union Today Fails to Take Expected Strike Vote at Meeting Today

LEADERS VOTE CONFERENCE ON WAGE POLICIES   Calling of Wage Poalicy Committee Evidently Means New .  ive

Lewis Calls Meeting at Washington   Truman Seeks to Stop Strike of Trainmen — More  Lairy Workers Strike

District Presidents Vote To Call UMW Policy Committee.   CONTRACT TERMS CONSIDERED TODAY   Provisions of Agreement Hinge On Stee} Formula.

Miners Start Ae tie: n Atend  At Wage Hike   Policy Committee Called To Open Session In Washington March I1

POLICY MEETING TO BE MARGH TI IN WASHINGTON   Present Earnings Average $52.20 Weekly, Federal Statistics Indicate   LEWIS REMAINS SILENT   But Union May Ask Shorter Work Week Without Cut in Pay

U.M.W. to Open Drive in March   Union's Policy Group to Seek Increase for 500,000 Workers

[Decision Shows [UMW Intends To ‘Seek Raises —   Union May Seek Shorter Week Without Losing  Present Take-Home Pay

UMW BELIEVED TO BE PLANNING NEW WAGE DRIVE   Wage Policy Committee Will Meet In Washington March 11

Vote to Call Meeting of Policy Group   No Hint From Lewis on Framing Of New Pay Demands

Campbell Soup Workers Defer Strike For Day   Wolkeut Had Been Set For 5 A.M. Today At Firm’s . Plant In Camden, New Jercey

Strike Move Meets Delay   Renew Negotiations  In Campbell’s Case

GOVERNORS AiR ARMY PROGRAM   Patterson To Discuss Nationa! Guord Issue—lIke, Nimitz Special Guests

FUTURE SALES FOR VETS ARE ANTI-CLIMATIC   3500 On Hand For Disposal Surplus Photo Equipment

Youth Killed In Fall From Park Coaster   Three Girls Witness Fatal Mishap at Spirit Lake

BOY KILLED AT ARNOLDS PARK   Neck Is Broken in Fall Late Monday Bram Roller-Coaster

Helicopters Arrive To Move Survivors Of Airliner Plunge   18 Marooned at Wilderness Wreck; Hazardous Pickup by Air Planned, With 14 Reported Seriously Hurt

18 Survive Air Crash; Wait Help   Helicopters Will Be Flown to Scene to Remove 14 Hurt Seriously

GERALD L. K. SMITH. GETS JAIL TERM   “America First’ Leader Sentenced for Contamnt

G. K. Smith Gets 60 Days For Contempt   Chicago Judge Imposes Sentence On flead Of American First Party For Improper Condact

Sentenced to Jail For Contemp'   Gerald L. K. Smith, Head of ‘America. First Party, Must Serve 60 Days.

Gerald Smith Gets 0 Days.   America First Head Goes To County Jail

W heat Consum ption Mav Be Cut to  Aid Huneryv Aboard Fs ~«   Europe's Need, This Country's Ability to Help Canvassed at Cabinet Meeting, and Laid Before the President

 Truman Prepares Statement On Food Needs ‘In Europe, Role U. S. Should Play In Aid

U. S. MAY EAT DARK BREAD TO SUPPLY EUROPE   Truman Canvasses Food Needs For Europeans  With His Cabinet

Truman Preparing Statement  On Food Needs Of Europeans   Necessary American Sacrifices Expected To Be Out. lined In Forthcoming Statement Of Policy By President Truman

ab ° : a es lruman is studying Europe's food needs  I xpected to issue statement soon men conbtaecum Bes ~ ahi ontca 4l & ales sats @otee

Game Commission Eliminates “Firing Line”  Recommendations of Conservation  ,.

Game Commission  Himinates  ‘Firing Line” Recommendations of  Conservation Group Are Accepted

Lewis to Know Soon What's in Store for Him   Three Branches of Federal Government Chart Their Courses

Lewis And Other Labor Leaders Await Plans Of Three Federal Branches   President Truman Sets Aides To Work On Labor Law Revisions Designed To Curb Future Big Strikes

Government Branches Eye Labor Action   Leaders Will Know Soon What Is In Store For Them

U.S. Government Plans New Labor Control Laws   Truman Sets Aids to Work Drafting Chanaes

BACKING FOR LAW TO CURB STRIKES   Party’s Leaders in Favor of Compulsory Arbitration of Disputes in Vital Industries.   TRUMAN SETS AIDS)  TO MAKING SURVEY   President May Ask Congress to Write “Clear Concept  of Labor’s Responsibility to People.”

Truman Aides _ Study Methods + To Curb Lewi:   Glear Definition of Labor Responsibility Reported * Gought hy President

U.S. Working On New Labor Law Revisions   Truman Prepares to Send Strong Message to Congress

Truman Aides Work On New Labor Laws   Labor Leaders to Know Soon W hat  Government Has in Store for Them

Truman Plans Strong Message To Congress on Labor Laws; Lawmakers Set April Deadline

Labor Legislation Plans Reviewed  Truman to Ask for Clear-Concept Law

IRAN ARMIES ~ FIGHT KURDS      BATTLES—KAGING_IN_EFEORT TO QUELL INSURGENTS— DENY BOMBING PLANES USED

NEW YORK TUG STRIKE AT END   'Reuther Sees Settlement  Of G-M Strike; Steel  Strike Continues

No Battle Over Price Controls Contempla ied   Makes Statement to Ques. ion Asked by. Attorney: Of National Labor Re- lations Board   Discussed “Hell  OF.  Shape. We Were In Th”   Nothing Sinister About JN, Y¥. Meetings Union. Management Negotia  Hons Ai Standstill

WILSON. TALKS:  GM Head Denies - Business Leaders - Met In December  Campaign Against: . Union Demands Said. “Oraanized: Then

NEW DEAL BOYS FLYNN’S TARGET   GOP Candidate for Governor Says National Economy in Danger Today

Flynn Scores New Dealers in First Speech   Would Destroy Our Economy Then: Our National Government, GOP Nominee Soys

DEFENSE LAWYER DENIES JAP SNEAK RAID WAS MURDER   Dismissal of  Indictments Against Tejo and 14 Oshare Ganuected

DEMOS “BLUE,” REPUBLICANS HBIL ANT   G. 0. P. A ppears to Have Gain of Seven Sats “In the Bag”

NFNOS ‘BLUE 1 REPUBLICANS WIRY ANT   g..0. P. Appears to Have Gain of Seven Wats “In the Bag”

Adjustments on O'Konski Refurn   Audit of Income Is Made By State

O'Konski Income Audit Is Filed  Congressman Says bia. GAltdl Amenenk

Meat Strike Conference  Is Due Today   AFL Union Willing To Return to Wor! For 15-Cent Boost

PACKERS CONFER WITH UNION TONAY ON MEAT STRIKE   Two Sides Wil! Meet With Schwellenbach in Effort to Settle Walkout of 263,000.   HOPEFUL SIGN SEEN IN A, F. OF. L. ACTION   Drganization Cuts Wage Demand and Asks C. I. O. fo Go Along~~Nation’s Sup plies Curtailed.

EXPECT ACUTE SHORTAGES IN 2 T0 10 DAYS   Conference Called In Capital in Effort To End Walkout

All Lowers Wages Demands to 15¢ an Hour and Asks CIO Union to Go Along In Modification.

Asks GOP Talk With President On Labor Law   Sen. Ball Suggests Going To ~ White House With Bills. Drafted By Republicans

Co-Operation of Truman ls Uraed   GOP Solon Would Seck His Views on Labor Low

Hints GOP Harmony With President on Labor Law Changes  Senator Proposes Truman Be Consulted On Republican Ideas

G.0.P. LEADERS MAY CONFER WITH TRUMAN ON ANTI-STRIKE LAW   BI-PARTISAN DECISION TO CHANGE PRESENT LEGISLATION URGED

(.0.P, LEADERS MAY CONFER WITH TRUMAN ON ANTI-STRIKE LAW  BI-PARTISAN: DECISION TO CHANGE PRESENT

A Truman-GOP Labor Unity Urged   Senator Ball’s Plan Assures White House Of Party Cooperation

Ball Proposes GOP Huddle with Truman For Agreement on New Labor Laws

Asks Labor Law Unity   Ball Indicates GOP Ready to Cooperate With Truman to Insure Effective Legislation

REPUBLICANS MAY ASK TRUMAN HELE ‘ON LABOR CHANCE   May Finish Drafting Bills and Then Journey to White House For Confab

Cooperation On Labor Law:  Is Favored   Republicans May Meet President Half Way In His Post-Election Cooperation Offer

AGREEMENT ON REVISED LABOR LAWS COURTEL   GOP Senotor’s Proposal Would Force Union Compliance With Contracts

GOP to Meet Truman Offer Of Cooperation   Plan to Consult With President On Strike Bills

Ball Suggests Truman Help In Labor Law   SENATOR IN PROPOSAL FOR AMENDING OF ACTS

Ball Proposes GOP Huddle With Truman   Asks Agreement On Lahor lIawc

TRUMAN LABOR LAW AID ASKED   Sen. Ball Urges G.0.P. Seek Presidential Cooperation On Coming Program:

Would Meet President Halfway ....  Ball Proposes GOP Huddle With Truman To Line Up New Labor Laws For USS.

PROPOSES TALKS WITH TRUMAN ON NEW LABOR LAWS   BALL URGES GOP TO SEEK COOPERATION TO PREVENT VETOES

Would ‘Avert. Veto by. Seeking: Agrecinent . Beforehand. .   “By Jack Bell

Ball Proposes GOP Parleys With Truman On New Laws   Senator Would Seek Nod From Executive  On Labor Legislation

ee  TAFT SUPPORTS MAINE’S WHITE   Bid For Senate Floor Joh Gets Ohioan’s Backing

Taft Backs White for Leadership   Never Sought Post, He Declares—Helps GOP. Solidarity

G. 0. P. AGREES ON WHITE AS FLOOR LEADER IN SENATE   DIRKSEN ENTERS RACE FOR HOUSE MAJORITY ‘WHIP’

WHITE IS TAFT CHOICE FOR LEADER   OHIOAN HOPES TO STAY WHERE HE IS AT HEAD OF STEERING COMMITTEE.

Colonel Testifies Property Ruined   Amy Had Bulldozer Destroying Surplus

House Approve: Bill Repealing Federal Ballot   Senate Provides $30,006 To Police Election Campaign

FEPC Backers in Senate Weakening   17-Day-Old Filibuster Shows Signs of Success

FEPC Filibuster  Cracks Suppor  {   Break Speeded By Anxiety Over Labor Legislation

$92,990 IS CQUNTY’S SHARE OF FUELS TA)   Based On Collection During SixMonth Period Ending Dec, 1— Is A Big Increase

Route 30 Program To Start At Onee      Secretary of Highways Shroyer Lists 18 miles of New Roads and Bridges, Start-ing $8,000,000 Lincoln Highway Im provement

FILIPINO VOTERS. BALLOT QUETLY. ROXAS IN HIDING   Presidential Candidate Guorded by Troops After Kidano Rumor %

90 KNOWN DEAD IN HALO DISASTER   SIXTY BODIES RECOVERED, 30 MORE SEEN, AS HAWAIIAN CITY DIGS OUT.

Stricken Ships laken in Tow  One Injured When Tanker, Freighter Collide Off Coast

PEORIA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION TO MEET SEPT. 18   Hold 75th Annual Session At Church In Canton; Elect New Officers

PEORIA BAPTIST GROUP HOLDING MEET AT CANTON   C. E. Griffith Is Moderator, Mrs. Grace Howell Clerk District Group

Congress To Eye Housing, Lunches  Other Legislation To Fill In Dull Time

Congress Thinking Of More Houses And Lunches For School Children

HOUSING JAM NEXT ON UST FOR CONGRESS   DEBATES .ON HOME BUILDING BILL START MONDAY

NEXT WEEK’S LIST Congress Will Discuss Housing,  School Lunches  Surplus Ship, Congres Pension, Appropriatio Rifle Area Other Iceuas

School Lunch. Housing Bills Get Attention Of Congress   Pauley Nomination To Be Considered By Committee Again

Housing for Everybody and Lunches For Children Face Solons This Week

Labor Measure . Hits Snag In Senate Today   DESPITE RECORD VOTE IN HOUSE, BILL IS DELAYED

GOP May. Hit. Truman Bill   Guffey Will Vote Against Strike-Draft Measure

-STRIKE- DRAFT BILL SNAGGED IN SENATE   Taft Heads Committee To Write Amendments   STERN LEGISLATION   To Curb National Walkouts Passed By House: Action Unlikely Today

TEMPERATURES   Senators Dispute Several Phases Of  Truman Program

Youth, 14, Charged With Five Crimes   California Boy Said Psychopathic Case

14-Year-Old Boy Facing Charges  To Be Arraigned  on Murder Count

PORTER WARNS OF PRICE HIKES   Asserts OPA Will Seek to Hold June 30 Levels

Agency May Be Sole Producer Of New Energy   ADA Would Own And Operate All A- Plants In World

Plan Submitted For World Share “In Atom Control   ‘ADA’ to Supervise Use of Uranium, Thorium in Research

Super-Agency Proposed For Atom Control!   Knowledge of Fissionable Materials, Now Exclusive Knowledge of U.S., Would be Released as International Property Under the Program

WOULD BUILD. OPERATE ALL ATOM PLANTS   Agency Could License Use of Materials For Industry

Atomic Development Authori ty Pr oposed   State Department Would Assign Five Functions to New Agency

No One Nation To Monopolize Energy Secret   International Authority Would Bb Sole Producer, Hold Ownership Of Key Uranium Ore

DaiiyNewsIndex   International Atomic Development Authority Advanced by Byrnes

Proposal Place: Energy Control In ADA Hands  Cabinet, Senate ' Group Get State Dept. Report

StateDepartment Offers Plan for International Atomic Power Authority

New Atomic Setup Is Planned For World   U.S. Would Approve International Control And Use Of Atomic Power

UNIT PROPOSES — SOLE PRODUCER   U. S. State Department . Of “ADA As s Clearing House  Use

WORLD CONTROL OF ATOM ENERGY PROPOSED BY U.S   Plan Calls for International Authority to Produce and Release Materials for Industry.   MAKING EXPLOSIVES WOULD BE FORBIDDEN   Scientists Would Serve as Inspectors and Would Give Advice on Research ‘and Operation.

‘Momic Development Authority” Would Be Set Up under Plan   CABINET OFFICERS RECEIVE PROPOSAL   ADA Would Be Sole Producer of World's Fissionable Materials

Atomic Energy For All World Near at Hane   State Department Has Plan _ Te Give All Countries   “Bowen Matariala

Would Handle  All Plants  And Materials U.S. ‘Know-How’  Would Eventiialty Be Given to Warld

State Department Plan Sets Up International Atomie Energy Control

-International Atomic Authority ‘Is Proposed by State Department

Officials Bog Down On Coal Strike Action   Administration Not Yet Decided On How To Meet Situation

U. S. MOVE IN COAL DISPUTE UNCERTAIN   Administration Has Reached Nc Decision on How It Will Deal With Threatened Strike.

ICAMP COMMANDER CONVICTED OF ALLOWING ARMY BRUTALITY IS TAKING CASE. TO COURT MARTIAL

COURTMARTIAL CHARGES AGAINST ~ CAPT. E, J, CARROLL   They Were Signed By Coi. James A. Kilian In Nauheim, Germany.   INSTIGATED A TRIAL   Kilian Was Convicted of Permitting Cruelty to American Soldiers.

KILIAN SIGNS CHARGES   Says Carroil Instigated His Trial From Malice

Charges Hurled At Ex-Prosecutot By Col. Killian   Fights Back After Being Found Guilty And Fined $500

COL. KILIAN ASKS TRIAL OF HIS ACCUSER   Signs Courtmartial Charges Against Cant. Carroll Today

Wr eye Kilian Asks Proseeutor  Be Tried   Courtmartial Charges Filed By Convicted  Lichfield Commander Against Cant. Carroll

Col. Kilian Files Charge Against U. $. Prosecutor   Claims Former Lawyer ‘Maliciously’ Investigated Case; Had Resigned Post

COLONEL CHARGES CAPTAIN ACTED IN ‘MALICIOUS MANNER   Courimartial Charges Preferrec As Aftermath to Lichfield Cruelty Cases

Kilian Takes Exception To His Conviction   ‘Accuses /Former Prosecn: tor At Crvielty Case. OF Matici sly Trsti.  . “rial.

Says Lichfield Trial Started ‘With Malice’   Kilian Charges Carroll After Verdict on Soldier Beatings

Accuses Capt. Carroll of “Maliciously’ Instigating Trial at Which Colonel Convicted of Permitting Cruelty

 Convicted Lichfield Colonel Signs Charges  Aaain«t Sy ArKKeR Kida

KILIAN CHARGES MALICIOUS TRIAL   ACCUSES PROSECUTOF OF LICHFIELD CASE OF UNFAIR TACTICS

Prosecutor  Accused by Col. Kilian   Litchfield’s Commander Says Malice Motive Of Capt. Carroll.

Kansas Draft Pool Cut 90 Per Cent By New Requlation   But State Selective Service Chief Sees No Difficulty in  t Meeting All Quotas

Windsor Jewel Trail Leads — Into France    ‘Cylinder Dropped ‘From:Plane,~.  : Farmer: ‘Says. _

GLITTERING OBJECTS DUMPED FROM PLANE IN FRANCE MAY KE GEMS OF DUCHESS OF WINDSO

Says Client Victim Of A “Witeh Hunt’   Attorney for Mrs. Lockman, Accused Poison-Murderer, Demands Immediate Hearing for Housekeeper.

Mrs. Lockman To Be Freed Today on Bonc   ‘Woman's Lawyer Will Ask Quick Court Hearing

 Patton Had Prestige and Salesmanship to Insist. on.  Getting What He Wanted

Lavish Spending Of War Days Falls Off; Dime Tip Is Staging Comeback

SPENDING EASES OFF IN AMERICA   Luxury Buying Wanes: Liquor Sales Drop, Dime Tips Back

Free Spending Goes Into Decline, — Customers Start Hoarding Dollars

\Prewar Dime Tip and Practical Gift  Stages Comeback as Nation Tightens Up

Uhristmas Shoppers Far More Cautious Than They Were Year Ago, With Luxuries Less in Demand—Hotels, Restaurants and Barrooms in All Parts of Nation Report Slump in Business—Dime Tip Staging Comeback.

Lavish Spending Is Giving Way to Cautious Buying  Luxury Articles Suffer New Attitude Shown By Public

Lavish Spending Is on Decline  Public Is Cautious at Holiday Time

PROPOSE DRAFT LAW EXTENSION   Age. Limits Would Be Changed _ To 21 to 30 Years

af  FYTENDING RAF   Bill. Will Change Induction Ages to Cover Men — 21-4620,

MAY URGES 6-MONTH EXTENSION OF DRAFT   Would Exempt Married Men And Youths Under 21

MAY BILL AIMS TO KEEP DRAFT   Measure Extending Set-up 6 Months Exempts Boys 18-20 and Fathers. -

Proposes Draft Law Be Extendec   Would Exclude Youth Under21, WeddedMen

6-MONTH EXTENSION OF DRAFT LAW URGED   Pian Would Exempt Youths Iinder 21. Married Men

EXEMPTION OF FATHERS, AND AND LIMITING AGES FROM 20 TO 30 INCLUDED IN  PROPOSAL ¢

FORRESTAL SAYS FLEET WL STAY IN MEDITERRANEAN   Warships Are There to Help  Carry Out U. S. Foreign  ] Police

Sa S.SSn eee  U. S. To Keep Navy In Mediterranean, Declares Forrestal

Unusual Statement U.S. Foreign Policy Guarded By Navy In  Mediterranean Sea

Forrestal Says Forces In Mediterranean To Assist American Foreign Policy

Shins to Emphasize Foreign Policy U.S. Naval Forces To Stay In Mediterranean

LENDS FORCE TO FOREIGN POLICY, SAYS FORRESTAL   REVEALS SHIPS WILL BE THERE FOR SOME TIME AS SAFEGUARD

Units to be” Kept in Mediterranean to Help Carry Out U.S. Foreign Policy   ALLIED OCCUPATION FORCES BEING AIDED

U.S. Naval Forces Overseas  To Back Up Foreign Policy   Forrestal Bluntly States That When FDR Carrier Leaves Another Will Replace It

Foreign Policy  Keeps Warships  In Mediterranear Navy's Mission is Not  _ Good Will, Says Forrestal In Statement on Policy

Forrestal Says  Navy Backs U.S.  Foreign Policy Mediterranean Unit  Of Fleet To Stay There For Some Time

Navy To ‘Support’ US Policy   Will Keep Units In The Mediterranean For ‘Some Time’

Forrestal Declares Navy to Stay  In Mediterranean  Turkey Will Receive Full Backing in Dispute With Russia  

Navy Cruises Backing Yank Policy, Report   U.S. Warships In  Mediterranean To Keep Peace, Will  Stov—Forrestal

U.S. Fleet On Foreign Policy Trip   Mediterranean Cruise To Back Uv Dinlomats

Navy Backing U. S. Policies   Forrestal Explains Mediterranean Setup

Says Forrestal....  U.S. Naval Forces Are In ‘Mediterranean To Carry Out U. S. Foreign Policy

Forrestal Says Naval Forces in Sea to Help Carry out US Policies

U.S. NAVY IS POWER BEHIND FOREICN VIEW   Warships Present in Mediterranean Help Carry Out Policies

Navy in Area to Help Carry Out Foreign Policy  Explains Presence

Forrestal Says Foreign Cruise  Backs Policy   Naval Force To Be In Mediterranean For Some Time

Naval Forces Of U. S. Will Back Policy   Stay In Mediterranean Says Secretary Forrestal To Carry Out Program

Naval Forces Kept Abroad To Carry Out U..S. Policy ¢   Forrestal Explains Mediterranean Act

Navy Backs U. S. Mediterranean Policies   No Withdrawal Planned, Bluntly Announces Forrestal

WARSHIPS ON POLICY TRIP   Forrestahl Explains Purpose of Cruise Into Mediterranean

‘Navy In Mediterranean To Help Carry Out U. S. Foreign ‘Policy, Forrestal Declares

U. S. Warships in Mediterranean to Aid In Carrying Out Nation’s Foreign Policy

U.S, VESSELS IN MEDITERRANEAN BACKING POLICY   ‘Meanwhile, America Indicates Support to Turkey on Dardanelles Issue

Policy Declaration Comes At Vital Time in Affairs   American Ships Are Supporting Our Occupation Forces and A.M.G. and Protecting United States Interests, He says

Forrestal Says U. 8. Navy  In Mediter ranean To Protect: Us ;  a4  Interests And Support Policy         Another Flat Top To Be Sent..to Area When Carrier FDR Returns.

American Fleet Not To Leave Mediterranean   Forrestal Declares Naval Forces There To Help Carry Out American Foreiqn Policy

Blunt Warning To Reds Backed By U. S. Fleet   American Fleet In Mediterranean To Support Turkey

Declares U.S. Fleet Units Back Policy  In Mediterranean ’ Secretary of Navy

Yankee Forces Afloat Off Italy   Policy Statement Is Issued By  Forrestal

Bolder Policy on American Vessels In Mediterranean  Sent There for Political Reasons, Forrestal Admits

Navy Is in Mediterranean To Back Foreign Policy,  Secretary Forrestal Says

Navy Carries Qut American Foreign Policy   One Reason Why Fleet In Mediterranean. Forrestal Tells World

Navy Backs U.S. Hand In Europe   Fleet in Mediterranean To Help Carry Out  U. S. Foreign Policy, Savs Sec. Forrestal

Navy Serving U.S. Policy In  Mediterranean   Indicates Warships Will Be Kept There For Some  Time To Come.

SAYS U, $, SHIPS WILL STAYIN MEDITERRANEAN   Forrestal Reports Naval Units Carrying Out Foreign Policy Plans

U.S. Mediterranear Fleet To Aid American Policy   Forrestal Makes U. S Position in Near East Affairs Clear  a _, gc mee toe Pease

TellsWhy Navy Forces ‘Cruise’ Mediterranean   Their Mission Is To Hely Carry Out Amevican Foreign Policy, Forrestat Deelares

Say U.S. Naval Forces In Mediterranean Tire To Carry Out Foreigi.- Policy

MEDITERRANEAN 70 BOOST OUR FOREIGN PLAN   Forrestal Says So;.Reports The Navy Will Stay There For A Time

U.S. Naval Forces Slated to Remain in Mediterranean, Says Forrestal

U. S. Navy Backs Turkey on Issue ‘of Dardanelles   Fleet's Presence iri Mediterranean More Than Incidental ‘:

‘Naval Forces to Aid U. S. Policy   Object of Their Presence in Mediterranean, Says Forrestal   IN BLUNT STATEMENT   The Dardanelles, Trieste and Greece Are. Trouble Spots

Fleet is Backing Up Our Foreign Plans, Forrestal Declares   Will Remain Long Time Navy Chief Says in «Plain Statement

NAVY AIDS U.S WORLD POLLY ore STATE   Forrestal Answers Queries on Why Ships Are in Mediterranean.

Forrestal Talks Firmly on Our Role in Mediterranean   Drafted Week Ago.

SOVIETS URGE UNITED, STRONG GERMAN STATE   Big Four Winding Up Business Until Peace Meeting

CUMBERLAND LABOR LEADER MIGHT RUN   John T. Jones Is Critical Of Rep. Beall's Tenure Of Office

Jesse Halden Elected New Commander of Iowa Legion   Logeman of-Manly, Boyce of Mason City Selected at Convention

Former Crestonian Elected State Legion Commander   Legionnaires Have Squabble on Final  Day of Convention By DWIGHT McCORMACK

YUGO-SLAVS PAY $150.000 INDEMNITY ON FLIER‘   JAPAN PLANNED TO SPLIT RUSSIA WITH NAZIS; THEN] [ATER TO SPLIT LIP THE UNITED STATES

Boswell Measure Opposed  And Defended At Capital   Horace Wilkinson Holds It Is Help To Prevent Negro  From Voting; Richard Rives Contends It Would Be  Injurious To Both Whites And Blacks

Lawyers Differ Sharply On Boswell Plan   Wilkinson, Rives Express Views On State Amendment

Conference Rejects Bid By Bulgaria   Turned Down in Appeal fo! Same Rating as Italy  at Peace Meet

PEACE PARLEY REJECTS PLEA BY BULGARIA   Red Delegate Lashes Out at Australian Over Reparations

Republican Leaders Not Behind Move   Natonal Chairman Says Is Matter Between President And Conscience} Conhdent Of Victory In 1948

GOP 1S FRIGID TO. SUEGESTION TRUMAN RESIGA   Republicans Feel it Might ’ Harm Their Chances in Presidential 1948   CONGRESS CALL DOUBTED   Any Action Taken at Extra _ Session Could be Made Void in January

Republicans Oppose  Truman Resignation   Suggestion That President Abdicate In Favor Of GOP Is Supported Mostly By The Democrats

SUGGESTION — TRUMAN QUIT RIDICULOUS .   Even Republican Leaders Are Cold Toward Plan

REPUBLICANS GULD ABOUT SUGGESTION TRUMAN QUIT POS!   GOP Is Not Expected to Do Anything About Law on Presidential Succession; Still Silent.   PRESIDENT TELLS GOAL FOR PERIOD

Truman Declares No Reason To Believe USSR Has Atom Bomb   President Refuses To Discuss UNO Pians For Bornb Control

MINISTER RESIGNS NEW OXFORD PULPII   Rev. Dr. D. F. Ehiman Will Become Associate Executive Secretary Of Reformed Missions Board

i There'll Be Some Changes Made— Army Officers And Enlisted © Men To Wear Same Uniforms

ARMY ORDERS ONE UNIFORM FOR ALL TO’ EXPEL ‘CASTE’   OFFICERS WILL WEAR SAME CLOTHING AS ENLISTED MEN

Officers’ Uniforms on Way out of Army; Privates, Colonels To Wear Same Garb

Pepper Submits Position  On Reds   Congress Gatherec In Light Session; Day’s Roundup   Officers’ Uniforms In Army AreOnTheirWayOutToday With Insigna OnlyRetained

All Uniforms To Be Alike   Army Rule Will Elimi. nate Special Garb For Officers By Mid-1948

frye, Bye Puiks Army Colonels and Privates  Or “dered to Wear Same O.D.’s

ARMY WILL DROP OFFICERS’ DRESS   ‘Men of Al Ranks To Weal Identical Uniforms

Officers And Men Will Wear Same Type Of Uniform   By 1948 Colonels  And Privates To Be  Garbed Alike

‘Privates And Generals To Dress Alike... .  Officers’ Uniforms To Be Abandoned By U.S. Army

Officers und Gls te Wear Identical Uniforms in Step to Wipe Out Caste

Army to Clad Gls, Officers  In Same Garh   Ranks Under General Are Affected By New  Order

War Department Order Decrees Same  Uniform for Officers, Enlisted Men

Change Wins Army’s O.K.   ‘OFRicers, G1 Joes  Cs oo ee go om I yt

Army to Abolish Separate Uniforms for Officers and Enlisted Men June 30.1948

Officers And Pri ivates To Be 'Garbed Alike   Only Insignia Will Denote Rank Under New Army Orders

UNIFORMS FOR ARMY CHANGED   Officers and GI’s Will Wear Identical Outfits

Health Officer.  Here Is Leaving   Dr. J. A. McCallum Appointed Medical Director Of Camp Ritchie Hospital

Ewing. Jury Is Given Choice   Of 4 Verdicts   Fayetteville, Sept. 11—(JP) The case of Wall C. Ewing went to the jury at 1:28 p. m., today.

Boavles Fights Russell Farm  Price P arity   Stabilizer Says It Would Hike Family Food Costs $125 Per Year

Bowles Blasts Amendment To Minimum Wage  Says Food Costs UE. .33 wate. 7

Bowles Blasts Amendment To Minimum Wage   Says Food Costs Would Make Jump

“15 Million Trees to Grace Homes  Many to Come From , Montana Foresis .-

Merger With Communists Is Voted Down   Russians Call Off Election in Their Sector

Advisory Group Named For USES   Local Body To Aid Veteran Employment

Army Chiefs Promise Release of Fathers If © Draft Law Is Extended

FATHERS IS PLEDGED   Action However Depends on Draft Law Extension

Army Makes Strong Plea For Extension  Of Draft Law   Promises Release OF AJL Fathers; Wants 1,070,000 Officers and Men

Army Heads Cite Danger  If Law Ends   Service Limitalion Of 18 Months Asked  Ii Measure Passed

Army Heads Promise to Release All Fathers in Armed Services If Conaress Will Extend Selective Service Statute Indefinitely

Fathers To Be Discharged if Bill Extended   Patterson Says Killing Draft Would Weaken Military Strength .

Release of All Fathers in Service Promised if Draft Act Is Extended

ARMY TO RELEASE FATHERS IF DRAFT LAW 1S EXTENDED   Eisenhower and Patterson Urge Retention of Conscription Before House Committee.   CEILING ON SIZE OF FORCE PROPOSED   Limit Would Be 1,070,000 Officers and Men—Two Say Commitments Require Strong U. 8.

Army Releasing Fathers If Draft Is Extended   Military Leaders Put Proposition Squarely Up To Congress: Indefinite Extension Asked  But Solons Prefer A Limit

Army Will Free All Fathers If Draft Extended   Patterson, Eisenhower Warn U. S. Position  Might Be Precarious: Restrictions Proposed

Car Producer Opposes Meet   Chrysler Turns Down Mee: With Union; Suggests UAW Clean Up Strikes.

UNION PRODUCTION MEET GETS COOL RECEPTION   Four Big Motor Makers Decline Bids To UAW-CIO-Management Conference

Mass Killer’s Trial Begins .  France’s ‘Bluebeard’ Pleads He Is Patriot

Trial Of French “Bluebeard” Is Opened In Paris Court   Dr. Marcel Petiot, Accused of Many Slayings, Begins Fight for Life—-Miscellany of Human Remains Found

Accused Slayer i] 63 Begins His Fight for Life   French Physician Declares His Alleged Victims Were ‘Traitors

URCES VETERANS TO FILE.   Navy Would Like to Wind Up Terminal Pay Ciaims.

House Ready Te Give Action On Draft Program   Ready To Accept 19-Year-Old Draft; Fight Threatening

HOUSE FACES DECISION ON TEEN-AGE DRAFT   Measure Gets Top Priority At Session

HOLDS CONFERENCES WITH C10 MURRAY AND LBOR SECRETARY INSISTS ON 181-2 CENT RAISE

TRUMAN TALKS WITH MURRAY;  ~ STEEL'S TOPIC   President. Also Contes with -Schwellenbach tn Effort to Smash Strike

NEW OTRIKES ARE TANGLING PEAGE EFFORT   Schwelienback and Murray Smile After White House Talks

OPA Chief Scheduled to  See Truman   Harbor Tug Boat Dispute Brings Threat of Fuel Shortage in New York As Strikes Spread

Early Morning Taiks Held With Schwellcnbach and Murray; Will Confer With Bowies  This Afternoon.

PRESIDENT BIDS ANEW TO BRING STEEL ACCORD   Schwellenbach Takes Part In Hurriedly - Ordered White House Parley

President Calls — In Schwellenbach And Murray   Both Optimistic. After Talking Over Steel Situation With Chief Executive

Truman Calls Officials To Conference   President And Bowles Scheduled To Meet For Discussion

White House In New Attack On Steel Deadlock   Schwellenbach And Mur. ray In Hurried Conference With President.

Truman Confers With Murray, Labor Sec’y. In  Effort To End Strike

TRUMAN CONFERS WITH CIO HEAD, SCHWELLENBACH   Hopes Renewed for Break in Deadlock After Session Early Today

Conferences Lead fo Belief Strike May End   President Truman Calls in Secretary Of Labor and Philip Murray, Head of CIO

Truman, Murray, Schwellenbach Hold Conference   CIO President Remarks ‘We Came Out Smiling;’ Bewles Also Summoned

New Move On Steel In Offing   Renewed Effort-To End Strike Deadlock Indicated By Series Of White House Talks

SEC. SCHWELLENBACH AND CIO PRESIDENT MURRAY CALLED FOR PARLEY WITH PRESIDENT

Conference Called  Hurriedlv   Called by Truman In an Effort to End the Steel Strike Dadlock

RLY BREAK IN DEADLOCK ANTICIPATED   Schwellenbach, Murray See Truman; Fairless Expected Back

Truman Makes New Effort In Steel Dispute   Holds Early Morning Meet With Murray, Schwellenbach; Tug Strike In N. Y.

President Calls Quick Conference Of Top Officials   Administration Now More Cheerful Over Possible Chance Of  Settlement

SCHWELLENBACH AND MURRAY CALLED IN; “TALKED OF STEEL”   GOVERNMENT ACTION,  DPRORARILY ON PRICE.

President Steps Up Discussions On Steel Strike   Schwellenbach and Murray Meet with Truman; Break Is Expected This Weal

Ko Comment On Meeting By Pair   “OPA Head to See President Late This Afternoon

HT Tatks With Murray. Scluvellenbach, Seeking  To Settle Steel Strike

TRUMANPUSHES FFFORT TO END GIANT WALKOUT   sinistration Leaders More Cheerful  Adm After Meeting

TRUMAN CALLS CONFERENCES THIS WEEK   President To Leave Washington Next Monday   OPTIMISM   Over Settlement Rising; “Break” Also Awaited In Meat Dispute

Truman Talks With Cabinet Secretary, Steel Union Chief   Announce President To Meet OPA Director This Afternoon; Renew GM Negotiations In Detroit

Conferences Being Held  With Higher Officialdom   Negotiations Begun By GM-CIO Body

PRESIDENT HOLDS CONFERENCE WITH CHIEFTAIN OF C10,   Schwellenbach Also at White House; Tughoat Work.  eve fto*Ln

SCHWELLENBACH AND MURRAY CALLED IN; “TALKED OF STEEL”  GOVERNMENT ACTION,   GOVERNMENT ACTION, PROBABLY ON PRICE, EXPECTED THIS WEEK

Labor Aide, Murray Confer With Truman   Action on Steel Strike Forthcoming: £4-Ton Price Boost Being Studied

Truman Seeks Price Formula as Means of Bringing Steel Strike to Early Settlement   President's Planned Trip for Vacation in Florida Seen as Forecasting Showdown in Wage Dispute During the Coming Week

Murray Is Early Morning Caller At White House As Steel Showdown Is Near

Chief Executive Hopes To Bring Settlement In Walkout This Week   Schwellenbach Also Present At Parley; Bowles To See President This Afternoon

Schwellenbach In Talk With Murray   President Are Called to  Labor Secretary and CLO White al   NO RESULT ANNOUNCED   Bowles Was Scheduled tc Confer With Truman This Afternoon

Truman Expected To Offer A New End Steel Strike Price Formula   Third Week May Be Climactic One As Presiden’ Due To Leave Week From Today For Florida; May Call In Industry Leaders

Holds. ‘Hu eri edl y- Called Conférence With Schwwel ” Yenbach and CIO Presi“deni Murray   New Steel Price ." Formula Expected      or a hae. oe eS . Bowles Recalled to White  “House This” Afiernoon”     bach Decline rath

White House Attempts To Settle Row   Schwellenbach, Murray Call. _ ed Jn For Half Hour Ses sion Early This A. M.    COME OUT SMILING

President In Move To End Steel Strike   Conference Is Called Hurriedly In White House

N.Y. STRICKEN BY TUG STRIKE      Fuel, Food Supplies Cut; Showdown Expected On Fuel Dispute

Truman in Meeting With Schwellenbach and Murray   President Discusses Steel Strike At Hurriedly-Called Conference

Lewis Demands Welfare Fund   Aid For Miners in His Eight Proposals

Demands Are Result of Survey Made by Coal Miners Under Workmen’s Compensation Laws.

Lewis Wants Mine Worker Welfare Fund   Operators Puzzled By Pay Boost Plea Of ‘Varue’ Nature

HIGHEST WAGE AND SHORTEST HOURS POSSIBLE IS DEMAND OF LEWIS FOR COAL MINERS   Operators Are Caught By Surprise at Opening Session Of Bituminous Wage Conference To Negotiate Peacetime Scale   NINE GENERALIZED STIPULATIONS LAID DOWN

LEWIS BOBS UP WITH SURPRISE   UMW Chief Makes General Request—Calls for Health, Welfare Fund

Health Fund For Miners: Is Stressed _   “Lewis Presents Survey To Support Demand— One of Nine Presented To Ceal Operators

FOUR COAL MINES CLOSE IN VIRGINIA   Localities In State Report Fuel Shortage

Dickerson Not Guilty, Ruling   Jury Verdict in Death of Shell Lake Trapper

a X88 e7 Wy. ag + Ve  vG& —~ -C_.   Workers” Pav to be Increased

Soviet Plans Income Raise  mm yo WY... *,   To Improve Housing All Social Services

V ANDENBERG GETS BEHIND BRITISH LOA   Says U. S. Interest I: Deciding Factor In Favor of Credit

Senator Vandenberg Urges _ Approval Of British Loan   Rejection of Credit, ‘Might Lead: to” Feonoiig: Wer _” Senator Says. on Eve of Departure - Lae Pavie ‘

Vandenberg Favors Loan For Britain   ‘Says Rejection Of Credit Might Lead.  To ‘Economie War’

British Loan Given Backing By Vandenberg   Senator Fears Economic War If Plan Fails

Stand Voiced in Major ‘Senate Talk   Influential G. O. P. Leader Warns of "Economic War’

Sen. Vandenberg Urges Approval Of British Loan   Influential Republican Finds ‘Final Balance in Favor of Bill”

SEN, VANDENBERG THROWS SUPPORT TO BRITISH LOAN   Influentia] Republican, in Major Speech, Sets Forth Nine Reasons for His Position.   SEES “ECONOMIC WAR” IF CREDIT IS DENIED   Declares Before Crowded Chamber It Is to America’s Interest to Lend England $3,750.000,000.

Vandenberg Gives Loan to Britain  His Full Support   Rejection, He Asserts In Senate Speech, Means Economic War

WORLD TRADE SPELLS JOBS, SAYS SENATOR   BENEFITS FOR U. § SEEN IN CREDIT TO ENGLAND

Senator Vandenberg Urges _ Approval Of British Loan   Rejection of Credit: “Might Lead ‘to BROnG Rg War “Senator Says. on Eve. of Departure for Dati '

Vandenberg Asks For Approval  Of British Loan  Warns Rejection May Lead To Economic: World War

Senator Vandenberg Expresses Dislike of Some Details in Stating His Position for First Time in Senate Speech. Fears Economic War.

Truman Still Favors Draft For Strikers   Says Provisions Of His Labor Bill Misrepresented

Truman Explains His Labor Plan   President Says He Is Misunderstood

Truman Is Silent On Case Bill   Declares He Has Been Misunderstood

TRUMAN STANDS BY ‘DRAFT’ PLAN   In Emergency, Declares  Executive

Truman's Labor Program Facing  Likely Defeat   Draft-Labor Provision Already Deleted; New Attacks Planned

Misunderstood He Says After Senate Lops Off Section; Holds Case Bill

TRUMAN'S LABOR IDEA UNCHANGED   Says He Still Favors Emergency Striker-Draft

ANTHRACITE COLLIFRIES   Truman Again Calls for Passage of His Labor Legislation

Labor Plan Not Put to Public Truly, Is Claim   Proposal Would Only ‘Deputize’ Workers In Seized Industries

Truman Pushes Worker Draft   Misinterpreted, Plan Would Take  Men in Fmervercv

President Still Wholeheartedly in  F avor of Emergency Labor Measure

Job Draft Defended by Truman   Wanted Authority _to Deputize Citizens to Help in Emergency

President Still Favors Labor Draft   Pledges Stern Measures to Keep Ships Running

No Decision On Case Bill Yet, He Says   Hasn’t Studied Measure Yet, He Tells Reporters

Induction Proposal Is ‘Misunderstood’   Citizen Draft in Emergencies Is Claimed Aim of Measure

Ten Damaged And Another Is Capsized By Big Blast   Non-Target Fleet Returns to Lagoon. Within Three Hours  After Bomb Lets Go

Bikini Test Is Success,  Blandy Says   Ten Vessels Aflame After Blast Rocks Targets In Lagoon

Crews Make Initial Cheek Of Atom Test   Full Results of World’s Fourth Atom Bomb Burst Over Bikini Not Yet Known; Vast Lethal Cloud Rises Up From Lagoon

Bikini Test Sinks Two, Sets Eleven More Afire; Fumes Delay Observers

2 Ships Sunk, 16 Damaged By A-Bomb   rirst Observation Surface Ships Enter Lageon After Fourth of World’s Atom Bombs Burst Over 73-Vessel Fleet at Bikini

NEW SLAYING SUSPECT FREI   Negro Handyman Released After Questioning

Most Housewives: ‘Tlunt. For Bread In. Philadelhis   Two-Thirds of Nosnal » Supply Cut Off ©  By Strike

BOWLES QUITS AFTER SENATE VOTES APPROVAL   Opinions Divide on What Action President Will Take on Price Control

MEASURE GETS 41-23 VOTE IN SENATE   Special Message To Congress Planned   CHESTER BOWLES   Quits As Stabilizer Following Senate Action; Deadline Midnight

Will Address Uongress; Veto Doubtiul Despite Resionation Of Bowles

Byrnes To Take Part In Study of Iran-Red Dispute   Secretary of State To Deliver Message From Truman Monday

SEURETARY WILL ‘SEEK SHOWDNWN ON SOVIET TROOPS   Government Views Dispute . Outstanding Test for : - Werld Gody 

Byrnes to Represent 'U. S. in Iran Hearing;  !  ‘Envoy Sees Truman  : i i

BYRNES WILL REPRESENT U.S. AT UNO COUNCIL   Is Determined To Press Iran Dispute “) A Solution

Byrnes Will Support Iran at Council   U.S. Ils Determined UNO Decide Matter Soon

May Try To Curb Unions  By‘Back Door   Look for First Test This Week By. Sen. Ball

SEEK CHECKS ON LABOR BY FUND RIDERS   Senate Plans Attempt To Write Curbs In Appropriations

Senator Seeks New Curbs On Labor Unions   “Back Door” Route Through Appropriation Bills is Planned

ON LABOR CURBS   Senator Ball Intends to Put — —Rider-on Appropria-—-— tlons Bill

Back-Door’’ Route To Curbs on Unions May Be Attempted   Anti-Labor Clauses May Be Written into Appropriation Bills

S. U. Summer Session Opens July First   End of Navy Training Brings Readjustment, Girls Again At Kuykendall Hall

BUTTER PRICE BOOST IS OPPOSED BY OPA   Anderson Recommends 6-Cent Increase—Dispute Will Be Referred to Collet.

OPA Fights Hike Tn Butter Price   Stabilization Chief To Referee Dispute

Di ii i ln dia lini ial  OPA Strongly Opposes Butter Price Increase

ALL GAS JETS WERE OPEN   Milk Man Saw Sign in Window “Cali Pelice-—Dead”

WARTBURG ELEVEN OPENS SEASON FRIDAY EVENING ACAINGT CARTHACE TEAM

FOUR NEGRO — BOYS KIDNAP EVART WOMAN   7 Occurred Near Baldwin; Abductors Caught Shortly

NEGROES KIDNAP BALDWIN WOMAN   FOUR ARE CAUGHT AND VICTIM 1S UNHARMED

Union Slashes W age Demand In Pittsburgh   Duquesne Light Co. Employes Now Seek Increase of 28 Pet.

POWER UNION CUTS DEMAND   Duquesne Light Employes Reduce Proposal From 37 to 28 Per Cent.

Union Lowers Its Demands In Duquesne Wage Dispute  Pittsburgh Mayor More Confident Monday Blackout

Russia's Gromyko, Age 37, Inherits Presidency of UN Security Council

GROMYKO TAKES UN. PRESIDENCY   Soviet Set To See Defeat Of Own Measure

Proposal to Limit Free Telegrams Causes Furor in Senate Cloakroom

$50,000 BLAZE SWEEPS PORUM   Town South of. Muskogee Re ports Fourth of Business Section Razed

RUSSIA STAYS OUT OF WORLD BANK   EIGHT OTHER ELIGIBLE NATIONS FAIL TO BECOME CHARTER MEMBERS.

Working on Details Is — Claim Made   ANNOUNCED AT \T UMW OFF ICES. BUT NOT CONFIRMED BY  GOVERNMENT;'TRUMAN EXPECTS COMPLETION TODAY.

Leaders Working Out Details, Says  Union Statement   Completicn of Contract I: Expected by the White House Today   OFFICIALS OF UMW CONFER IN CAPITAL   District Headquarters at Columbus Announces Accord in Wage Row

Terms Not Announced, Government And UMW Working On Details   Announcement Made At District 6 Headquarte In Ohio Has Not Been Made Official By Top Authorities In Washington.

LEWIS AND KRUG STILL TALKING ABOUT PROBLEM   Reports Say Main Issues Of New Agreement Have Been Settled   OPERATORS UNHAPPY   Owners Not Pleased With Plans For Royalty To Finance Welfare

Byrnes Plan Wins Favor   GOP Spokesman Urges Party Support Of Foreign Policy to Prevent War

Truman Believes U.S. Can Meet Foreign Credit Needs With Added 3-Billion Loans

Truman Favors US Foreign Loans For Minimum Needs   Endorses’ Financial Monetary Report of Council

Truman Indicates Only 3 Billions  More Are Needed For Foreign Loans

FOREIGN LOANS TO BE “LIGHT’   President Says Sum Shor! of Four Billions May Carry World in Regain ing Trade.

Truman Predicts Limit Of 3 Billions in Loans   Figure Excludes British Aid Described as Special  Case of Utmost Importance

‘ABOVE LOAN  PROMISED GREAT BRITAIN   Lending Power O! F.xport-Import  Bank Be Upped

TRUMAN BACKS FOREIGN POWER LOAN CEILINGS   Indorses Council Report That Seven Billion Should Meet Minimum Needs

U. §. to Loan $3,250,000,000 More to Meet Needs of Foreign Nations

TRUMAN FIGURE EXCLUDES SUM TO BRITAIN   Congress Asked To Earmark Fund

Truman Says Three Billions More Needed   Temporary Aid Urged Until Bretton Woods Machinery Working

PUT CEILING ON FOREIGN LOANS   PRESIDENT SAYS THREE BILLION ENOUGH

‘Truman Limits ‘Total Amount Of New Loans      Three Billions And Loan To British Held To Be Adequate

Hitler And Mistress Died Year Ago Today; Sack Of Bones Identified As Remains

Soldiers Face Two Charges Of Kidnaping   Series Of Offenses Committed By Pair AWOL From Post

KEITEL WANTS BULTET DEATH, NOT GALLOWS   DOOMED PRISONERS REVEAL HATRED FOR GOERING

KEITEL WANTS FIRING SQUAD SOLDIER DEATH   Goering Breaks Down In Nuernberg Jail Awaiting End

y Keitel Asks To Be Shot As Depression Seizes = 11 Doomed Nazis; Hate For Goering Growing

Keitel Requests Death By Shot  Nazis Fall Into eianead RDanrace:  eran

FIRING SQUAD   Condemned Marshal Urges Council Grant Request That He Be Shot

MARSHAL KEITEL ASKS 10 BE SHOT   NAZI ARMY CHIEF PREFERS DEATH BEFORE FIRING SQUAD TO NOOSE.

‘GIVE ME DEATH BY SHOOTING,’ IS PLEA OF KEITEL   Nazi Appeals to Council; Goering Is Described as ‘Reaten and Broken Man’

Prosecutor Is Silent On Motive   Grand Jurors To Launch Probe Mendey

COOL AIR ON THE WAY   Thundershowers Are Predicted for Most of State Tomorrow

DISPUTES CURBING INDUSTRIAL SETUP IN NEW YORK CITY   Millions of Dollars Are Being Lost Because of Strikes Strangling Economy

NEW YORK HIT BY 56 STRIKES   Slowly Strangling Economy Of Nation's Premier City

STRKES SLOWLY STRANGLING TRADE IN NEW YORK CITY   Docks, Warehouses, Sidings Piled High With Unmmasnel Creinhe

Fifty-Six Strikes Idle 55,000 in New York And City’s Economy Is Reported Choking

REGION SIX TO HOLD CONFERENCE   Five-County Welfare Un : it "To. Meet In Wells,

Chetnik Leader, Tito’s Foe  Seized in Mountain Lair   Counci) Cheers

Chetnik Leader Is Arrested in Yugoslay Cave   Gen. Mihailovie to Get Swift Trial: Hunted for Two Years By Tito’s Forces

Nation's Bumper Corn Crop Qut Of Frost Danger   Experts Say The Grain Will Be Of Excel-° Jent Quality.

BUMPER CORN CROP OUT OF FROST DANGER   Grain Experts Say Yield Wil Be of Excellent Quality

CORN CROP IS NOW OUT OF DANGER   Labeled ‘Secure’; Wins Its Race With Frost

Nation’s Corn Crop Declared Out Of Danger   Americans Assured Of Base To Build  Food Production

U.S. Bumper Corn Crop Is Labeled Secure by Experts   Sufficient to Give Everyone in U.S, 25 Bushels Apiece

Bumper Corn Crop  Labeled “Secure”   Record Breaking Crop Of 3.326.398.0000 Bushels Predicted

Grain Experts Say Bumper Corn Crop Wins Frost Race   Yore Than Three-Billion  Bushels Are Reporteds,   Small Portion Is Not Mature

FAIRLESS TAKES U.$. STEEL CASE 10 THE PUBLIC   Says President Should Cal! Meeting of Executives of Struck Industries   HOLDS POLITICS INTRUDE   Urges Wage Question Be  Resolved on Basis of  People’s Interests

Fairless Seeks Parley To Set Wage Policy   Suggests Consultation With Experienced Heads of Strike-Bound Plants

peeeseeseseesesessaeeesees  Bandit Repents After His First “Job”

Wounded Vet, Girl Found Dead In Auto   Two Die In Auto On Bethel Road; Attributed To Carbon Monoxide

CLAIM EAST COAST SOCIETY DIDN'T KNOW ITS PERFUME   SALESMEN SAID FOR 20 YEARS TO WAVE SOLD $6.50 WORTH OF VERFUMES FOR $250

Weather Mixed Over The Nation   Snow In Many Portions, Thunderstorms In Others

DISTRUST BREEDING WAR . F Battle of the Isms Is -~World’s Greatest Danger

Battle of Isms Called World's Greatest Danger   Distrust Between Russia, Other Allies Big Stumbling Block

SWEDEN IS TARGET AREA FOR MYSTERIOUS ‘GHOST ROCKETS’   Missiles Are Believed to Originate Along Baltic Coast Of Germnay; Official Communique Is Promised This Week; Population Remains Calm

‘Ghost Rockets’ Swish Through Swedish Skies   Officials Believe Nation Is in Target Area of  Mysterious Tests—May Care fram ReliecCPxscs

GHOST ROCKETS BEING HURLED INTO SWEDEN   Authorities Promise An Explanation, Later, On Mystery

“Ghost Rockets” Seen In Sweden   Speeding Objects Com: mon Sight; Editorial Urges Preparedness

Ghost Rockets Are Reported In Sweden   Fireballs Believed Sent from Baltic Coast of — Germany

TRAFFIC TOLL IN STATE IS HEAVY   Dozen Violent Deaths In N. C, Over Weekend, All But One From Traffic Accidents.   ‘BY ASSOCIATED PRESS)

14 Dachau Nazis Hanged In Army’s Biggest Mass Execution: 14 More Will Die Today

Truman Asks China To End Civil Wa   Chief Points of U. S. Pol icy Laid Down By President

U. 5: Urges China To End Civil Strife For World Peace   New Policy for Aily In Asia Announced By Truman

QUIT FIGHTING, CHINESE TOLD BY PRESIDEN   CIVIL. STRIFE SEEN AS MENACE TO WORLD PEACE

32 Extricated From Building   Four More Bodies Believed Buried Under  Tenement House Debris

VOTERS GO TO POLLS TODAY   Races In Suburban Detroit . Cities to Draw Heavy Rallot

A Gti ss seevesseeR 6 64eNOCeme.h hUef\” ommends Wage Adjustments.  MAY CLEAR WAY FOR OTHER SETTLEMENTS  Both Company and Union Refuse To Comment On Plan.

Fact Finding Board Recommends ‘Wage Increases Calling For 17 To 18 Percent Over Basic Wartime Rates   UNION WILL TAKE BALLOT ON SUNDAY

PANEL FAVORS HOURLY RAISE OF 19.5 CENT:   Government Officials Confident That Auto Workers and Industry Will Accept.

Truman Urges GM And Union Accept Plan   Neither Company Nor Union Comments On Finding

UNION MAY ACCEPT 17.4% WAGE BOOST   Truman Pins Hope of Labor Peace  On Offer

PANEL ADVISES V7 PCT. HIKE (NGM. WAGES   UAW Will Vote Sunday on Proposal Designed to Terminate Strike   COMPANY STILL SILENT)   Boosts of 17 to 18 Pct. Over Basic Wartime Rates Seen as Federal Formula

Fact-Finding Board Proposes Wage Increases Of About 17.4 Per Cent For G.M. Emplovees

TRUMAN PINS HIS HOPES ON WASE FORMULS   17 to 18 Per Cent Wage Increases Key to Peace

VOTE ON UNION ACCEPTANCE SET IFORNEXTSUNDAY   Government Chiefs Confident Adjustment May Be Reached

Hopes for Labor Peace Dependent On Fact Finder:   Troman Backe Industrial Formula Calling f for 17-18

Board Proposes Wace Increases In Auto Strike   Suggested Pay Boost Of 1912 Cents An Hour Is Hope For Peace

President Pins Hopes for U. S. Industrial Peace on Formula Calling for 17 Pct. Wage Boost

Truman Bases Labor Peace on GM Increase   Company, Unjon Study Formula for 17.4 Per Cent Raise

TRUMAN PINS HOPE FOR LABOR PEACE ON PLAN   @ Wage Increases Of 17.4 Per Cent Recommended By Fact Finders   UNION, COMPANY SILENT   VNIUN, UUNIFANT oct  ClO To Vote On Formula Sunday; President Urges Acceptance

Facts Board favors Hike  InGM Row   Group Proposes 17.4 Per Cent Rise: Comment Withheld

NATION FACES NEW MARITIME STRIKE   Government Seeks to Avert “Walkout Monday

BH. MALLEABLE TO MODERNIZE   Half Million Dollar Pro ject Is Outlined To Stockholders

Grain Price Hike to Cut Meat Supply   Feeding Curtailment Is Forecast After New U. S. Action

Decision Today By Two Railway Brotherhoods   Trainmen, Engineers Vote: on Fact-Finding Board's Report

John Nyce, 8 Has Slight Attack of Dread Disease   Board of Health Reports All Precautions Have Been Taken — Child Is Being’ Treated by Physical Therapist and His Physician, at Home

DEMAND RULE BY LEFTISTS   General Strike 2 Threatened By Jap Labor Unless Demand Is Met

General Strike Threatened by Labor in Japan   Demand Made for Leftist Regime; Plot On MacArthur Fails

Officer Privilege Is Attacked By  § Troops In Paris   GI's Demand Ouster Of Patterson

BRITAIN TO RUN RAILWAY SYSTEM   GOV'T OWNERSHIP IS VIRTUALLY ASSURED BY 362 TO 204 VOTE

British Labor Party To Take  Over Railways   Government Also Announces New Plans To Boss Nation’s Farmers

Government Ownership of British — Transport System Virtually Assured

Labor Cabinet Takes  Over Railroads, Plans To Nationalize Farming

BRITISH LABOR GOV'T MAKES  PLANS TO BOSS LAND'S FARMS   Bill Introduced To Boost Crop Production And  Guarantee Prices

ENGLAND TO TAKE OVER RAIL SYSTEM OPERATIONS SOON   Government Ownership Expected to Be Completed as Commons Approves

For Bold Development Vote In Parliament Assures Government Rail Ownership

British Farmers  Facing  Bossing   Railways Will Also Be Taken Over By Regime

Can Take Over Land of Those Who Refuse to Follow Advice   Commons Vote Virtually Assures Socialization  Of Railroads

Total Betieved All-Time Mign  Lubbock Area Leads  In Liquor Law Fines

SEES NO DANGER OF WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA, WEST   Discounts Plan To ‘Ring’ Russia

Stalin Believes There is no Danger of War; Urges Outlawing of Atom Bomb

STALIN: FURESEES NODANGER OF WAR; MENTIONS A-BUNB   Threat of War is Not Feared By Leader of Soviet; Asks Uutiawyng of New Weapon.   INTERVIEW GIVEN TO BRITISH WRITER

URGES THAT _ ATOM BOMB BE DESTROYED   Byrnes To Prese olatov To Speed Action

Soviet Chief Urges Outlawing of A-Bomb To Preserve Peace   Number 1 Russian Reveals Optimistic Views, Says Monopolistic Possession of Atomic Power. Cannot Last: Pledges Friendship — -

Premier Would Outlaw Alom Bomb; Says U. S, Troops Shauld Ovi Chine

RUSSIAN CHIEF STATES SOVIETS DESIRE PEACE   Outlawing Of Atom Bomb I¢ Urged In Answers To English Writer   FRIENDLINESS POSSIBLE   Stalin Declares Soviet Union And Western Powers Can Get 4iong

‘RUSSIAN PREMIER LA WHAT HE DEEMS AS. CONBE _FOR ‘FRIENDLY RELATION

Stalin Wants Atom — Bomb Outlawed But  Sees No Danger Of Another World War

War Danger Discounted At Moscow   Russian Dictator Outlines Conditions for ‘‘Friend ly Relations

RED LEADER DISCLAIMS WAR DANGEF   Believes Russians Will Improve Western Relations

Stalin Does Not Believe in Danger Of A New War: Wants A-Bomb Outlawed

Stalin Sees No Danger Of Another War   Thinks Atom Bomb Unimportant As War Power But Urges That It Be Outlawed.

Russian Premier Urges Outlawing of Atomic Bomb   Says Soviet Has No Plan to Use Germany Aaqainst West

Atom Bomb Only Good for Frightening Weak-nerved—Denies Soviet Fear of Encirclement

Outlaw Atoin Bomb, Stalin Urges World   U. S. Monopoly Won't Last Long, Russian Leader Predicts

Stalin Sees No Danger Of War but Wants Atom Bomb Outlawed   Soviet Leader Optimistic on Relations Between Russia and Western Nations

Belittles Value of Weapon as ‘Serious Power   Russian Premier Urges Stronger Tie With Britain

Jackson Demands Destruction of Six Nazi Group:   Says Organizations Would Hatch Plans for War If Allowed to Escape

Demobilization Speed Weakening U.S. Buses   Their Maintenance Has Been Handicapped, Says General Eisenhower—Army Chief to Ching Wednesday

ines ¥ \Maintenance of U.S, Military Bases Hurt (By Demobilization

ANS’ GO OUT, RETURNS SHOW   Voters Defeat Crable, Mabel Bassett, Judge Doyle in State Races

Three Veteran Officials Out   Mabel Bassett, A. L. Crable And Judge Doyle Beaten, Cartwright Easy Winner

Truman Wants Nation To Diet And Save Lives   USDA Drafts Orders For Smaller Loaves So Others May Eat

Wage Board Balks  At Price Increase   Detroit Milk Dealers Can't Pass Raise Along

Price Rise  In Milk Case Restricted by Wage Board  Refuses To Allow All of 18-Cent Wage increase  A. BR... f... Ds

(PA APPROVES ONLY PART OF PRICE RISE   Detroit Milk Dealers Are Affected as Increase Is Allowed

Study Bids for Pipe Lines   Take Several Wecks For Analysis of 16 Complex Proposals

NOW DRAFTING CONTRACT FOR MINER UNION   ‘FEDERAL OFFICIALS HOPE TC  REACH AGREEMENT WITIE  LEWIS FOR GOVERNMENT ‘OPERATION

Strike Truce Ends Saturday   Lewis Waits to See What Uncle Sam Will Offer

Seek Agreement To Prevent Halt Of Coal Mining   Krug Confers With Lewis In Moves Aimed At Halting Strike Renewal

Seek To Keep Pits Operating   Nation’s Industrial . Plants Prepare For Short Fuel Rations

Report New Violence in Jerusalem   Arabs Demonstrate Against Admission of More  Jzws to Palestine

MORE VIOLENCE IN HOLY LAND      Arab Men And Women Stage March, Beat Police; New Strike Studied

VIOLENCE FLARES IN. JERUSALEM AS ARABS: STAGE DEMONSTRATION OVER HOLYLAND. PLAN

Nation’s Ports   Talks Continued As Engineers Quit Posts In East; Wage Boosts Asked

CIO Strike  Again Halts  U.S. Shipping All Ports Affected;  Negotiations Fail Th. Awart WallLnamt

STRIKE. WHEN PARLEY FAILS      New Walkout Begun At Midnight; Pickets Are Called Out

Goodland Points To Record; Raps Political Bombast  Mentions Highways

Action Suggested To Deprive Bowles Of Margin-Fixing  OPA Prepares  Order

Plan Offered To Nip Coffon Rise   Purpose fs To Curb Price Speculation

ACT TO NIP HIKE IN CLOTH PRICE   Senator Says OPA’s Action To Curb Rise In Cotton Clothing Prices May Cost Agency Its Life.

Predicts OPA Order May End That Agency   Decree Designed To Curb Price Of Cotton Clothing

CURB COTTON MARGIN BUYING   Senater Says Action Will Cost Agency Its Life

Sen. Thomas Seeks to Clip Power of OPA   Bill ls Aimed at Bowles Order to End Hoarding of Clothing

WOULD STOP  AUTHORITY 10 FIX MARGINS   Sen. Thomas Introduces a Bill to Relieve Bowles of Power to Set Require. ments for Commodits Exchange Traders.

OPA Risking Life on Order   Plan Action to Nip Rising Prices for Cotton Clothing

Measure Aimed At Taking Bowles’ . Power To Fix Margin Requirements

OPA May Succumb Because of Order to Nip Clothing Prices   Thomas Predicts Action May Cost Agency Its Life

THOMAS MOVES TO WEAKEN OPA   Assails New Restriction on Cotton Speculation

OPA Endangers Self in Cotton Price Policies   EFFORT TO O HALT RISING PRICES MAY HURT AGENCY

CLOTHING PRICE BOOSTS FOUGHT   Senator Says Cotton Order May Mean End Of OPA

An End to OPA Seen As a Result ‘Of Cotton Ruling   New Margin Order: Designed to Nip  Clothing Prices Will Ba Announced Saon

Proposed OPA Order Brings Anary Protest   Action Designed to Nip Rising Cotton Clothing Prices

New Order To Be Issued On Coffon Trading   Down Payments Or Future Deliveries WIT Be Boosted

OPA Preparing Order on Cotton   Move Designed to Nip Rising Clothing Prices Meeting Opposition

Solon Says Curbs On Textile Prices May Kill OPA Act   Order Readied To Curb  Cotton Speculation; Seck More Nylon, Ravon Hose.

Offers Bill To Curb Bowles   Would Lift Authority To Fix Margin Needs

New Cotton Plan May Cost Life Of Price Agency   OPA Order Designed To Nip Rising Cotton Clothing Prices

NEW OPA COTTON ORDER ‘SUICIDE’   SENATOR PREDICTS TOUGH OPPOSITION FROM AG STATES

OPA Shapes. Edict To Nip Price Jumps For Clothing   Seriator: Says Order ’ May Be Death Knell For Pricine Agency

BOWLES MAY BE SHORN OF PRICE FIXING   Legislation Introduced To Limit Power On Commodity Exchanges

Thomas Sees End Of OPA As Result Of Order To Nip Rise In Clothing Prices   Order Will Require Bigger Down Payment On Cotton Bought For Future Delivery

PREDICTS END TO LIFE OF OPA   ‘Says New Cotton Rulings Prove Fatal Blow

THOMAS ASSAILS OPA ATTACK ON COTTON PRICES   Garment Producers Ordered To Market Supplies — Solon Would Kill Agency

Bill Shoved. Through National Parliament. .  Under Tito’s Orders -

MACARTHUR ACTS AFTER PROTESTS   Men and Women Will Be Taken Off “Hell Ship” Soon.

Railway Officials Looking For Another Call From Truman   Whitney Declines To Issue Any Details of ‘Last Proposition’ To Settle Strike

Unions Make Final’ Offer InRail Dispute   Walkout Truce Deadline Set For Tomorrow

Final Proposal Has Been Given. By Brotherhoods   Rail Strike Truce Expires Tomorrow

Showdown On U. S. Operation Is Near Today   Government to Urge Rail Workers, Miners to Continue Work

U.§.15 NOT CERTAIN OF BLOCKING IT   Status of Threatened Walkout Tomorrow Explained by Steelman \fter Conference With Rail Union Heads.

Final Offer by Unions Made As Deadline Nears   Mediation Efforts Concentrated on Demands for Working Rule Changes

Get ‘Final Offer’ Of Brotherhood   Government Officials Seek Assurance From Lewis That Miners Will Remain On Job; Truces Almost At End

Truce Expires On Thursday   Truman’s Own Mediator Says “Situation Doesn't Look Too Good” Now

Proposition In Rail Strike Rated “Final”   Leaders May Be Called Before Truman Again

LEADERS AWAIT CALL TOPARLEY WITH TRUMAN   Strike To Be Effective at 4p. m. Thursday Unless Settlement Is Reached

Rails Make Final Offer fo Settle  Imminent Strike Hope Again Waning In Both Carrier and Coal Mine Threats

HOPES SLUMP FOR SETTLING RAIL DISPUTE  BY TOMORROW   Extensive Rule Changes Balk Efforts To End Strike Threat

Brotherhood Says Proposal Better One   Trainmen Refuse To Give NDetails-— Dead Line Tomorrow

Indicate Reply of Operators Will Determine Whether They Will Walk Out Tomorrow.   Trying For Compromise

PROPOSITION T0 CALL OFF STRIKE IS TERMED FINAL  EXPECT TO CONFER  miirmisina maw tAliTe   EXPECT TO CONFER DURING DAY WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN

Presidential Labor Adviser Muddled Over Strike Crisis   Steelman “Doesn’t Know About Chance” For Settlement Before Truce Expiration

Nation Moves Swiftly Toward Showdown in Troublesome Rail and Coal Labor Fights .   Rail Brotherhoods Submit New ard More Liberal Proposition; Lewis Remaining Stlent About Future. Attitude of Miners

Submit Final  Proposition To John Steelman   Union Leaders May Confer With President Truman During Day At White Houce

BEST OFFER YET IS PRESENTED 10 JOHN STEELMAN   Honeful Of Averting Nationwide Railway Strike Set For 4 P. M. Thursday After Five-Day Truce.

UNION HEADS REMAIN SILENT AFTER TALKS   Conference With Truman ‘Adviser Held As Deadline Nears

Effort Made To Keep Both Going   Engineers, Trainmen Submit Final Terms of Proposal

Settlement By Tomorrow  Anweie Dim   Truce Comes to End At 4 P.M.; U. S. Labor  Advisor Meets Union

SUBMIT NEW PLAN TO HALT RAIL STRIKE   Brotherhoods May See Truman Late Today On Final Proposal

RR Unions Make Final Proposal To Settle Strike   White House Parley Scene; U. S. Operating Mines; UMW Plans Unknown

Thursday Is Deadline To Avert Tieup   U.S. Seeks Assurances By Lewis Miners To Work Seized Pits.

Call To White House ForM eeting Awaited By Brotherhood Chiefs   Railroad Strike Will Begin Thursday Unless Contract Dispute Is Settled

Brotherhoods Submit ‘Final Proposition ’  To Settle Rail Strike   Conference With Truman Likely Sometime Today

W orking Rules Are Stumbling Block In Talks For New Pact   strike Truce Ends Vhursday Afternoon Throughout Nation

Rail Strike Truce Due To Expire af {'p.m. Tomorrow   Declines To Comment On ‘Final Proposition’ Given By Brotherhoods

Brotherhoods Give Government Final Chance and Many Confer With Truman Later in Day.   REPORT SITUATION IS NOT FAVORABLE

Final Offer’ Is Submitted By Brotherhoods   ‘Presidential Adviser’. ‘Uncertain. of Chances “As Deadline Nears: -

Brotherhoods Submit Proposal To Government   White House Parley During Day Hinted; Miners ‘Undecided’

Seizure of Coal Pits Effective Today; Krug Confers with Lewis in Effort to Forestall Strike Resumption

Whitney Says Union’s  Officials May Talk With Presider at White House  Says It’s ‘Better’     Whitney Declares New Proposition Tops the Othere

CHANCES OF ACCEPTANCE ARE SLIM   Railroad Tieup Scheduled for 4 p. m. Thursday

Leaders May See Truman  To Talk   Latest Proposition Is Termed Best Yet Offered

Tells Reporters He ‘Doesn't Know’ About Settlement Before Five-Day Truce Ends At  4 P.M. Thursday Meets Carriers Later in Day

(STRIKE — SLATED FOR THURSDAY   Spokesmen For Union Decline Details

EXPECT CONFAB WITH TRUMAN ON PROPOSAL   Tension Mounts as Deadline for Strike Truce End Draws Near

Brotherhoods Submit “Final Propositions”  White House Is Crehaduled Tadaw

Lewis Asked To Keep Workers On The Job   Train Strike Still Set For Tomorrow; Embargo Delayed

No Assurance Workers Will Stay On Jobs   (RY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

Mediators Work For Agreement To Halt Rail Strike   Government Mediators Seek To Halt Renewa! Of Strike On Thursday   CONFERENCES ARE BEING SPEEDED

Brotherhoods Submit “Final Propositions’   Conference With White House fs Schoduled Today

Truman Adviser Silent on Prevention of Walkout as White House Parley Closes

Brotherhoods Submit Final Proposition’   Government Seeks Assure ance From Workers To Stav On Their Jobs.

Brotherhoods Submit ‘Final Proposition’   Railroad Workers Await Word From the Government on Actior Of Carriers on Plan

Showdown On Strike Is At Hand   Question Of Miners Remaining On Job Up To Individuals, Says Lewis.

Indicate Reply of Opera: : tors Will” Determine  E - Whether  They” Will “Walk Out Tomorrow.”

Chance For Averting.  Walkout Tomorrow “Not. Too:Good,” .  According: to Steelmar

Rail Unions Submit Final Offer: Coal Seized By Gov't   Rail Strike Set For Tomorrow; Compromise Seen On Welfare Fund

May Confer With Truman During Day   Carriers Have  No Word from. Steelman or'of . White House Visit

STRIKE IS SET FOR 4 P.M. THURSDAY   Conference With President Expected Today   SOLUTION   Would Be Simple If Wages Were Only Issue, Say Top Negotiators

LAST COMPROMISE 15 SAID INU. §. HANDS AS NEW STRIKE NEAR  BROTHERHOOD LEADER. SAYS DECISION NOW Te TID TA AproATARC

Steelman Says Situation Is  ‘Not Too Good’   Disputing Brotherhoods and Carriers Discard Their Optiniism OF 24 Hours Ago   Five-Day Truce  Ends Tomorrow    Negotiators Say Settlement Would Be Easy If Only Wages Were Al Issue

RALL BROTHERHOOD SUBMITS “FINAL” PEACE PROPOSAL   lewis Withholds Assurance Miners Will Work for  P apt ae eo

Demands for Rules Changes Troublesome   Truce to Run Out at Four O'clock Thursday Afternoon—Little Hope For Extension Seen

Temperatures   Conferences Yield No Progress News; Deadline Thursday

John R. Steehman, Presidential Labor Advisor Gave  Out Settlement.   MET THE BROTHERHOODS   Rail Strike Treee Expires at 4:00 P. M. Temorrow.

Peace Parley  Group Adopts Trieste Plan; Slavs Dissent   Commission Votes. For U. N. To Rule Small Free State

Peace Parley Adopts Plan For Sweeping UN Rule Of Trieste Over Bitter Slav Opposition      UN Governor Could Pro ‘ pose and Veto Legislation, Appoint and Fire Judges, Handle Forcign Policy.

VUL, (VU, NYU, Bt.  FINAL DRIVE FOR U.S.0. FUNDS WILL START ON NOV. 25   Chairman Roger Pierson Announ ces List Of Community Chair. men And The Quotas Assigned To Various Towns In County

CUYAHOGA BUDGET MAN HITS FUND PLAN   Says Ohio Solons Displayed ‘Looseness’ With Money

POLAND TENSE AWAITING VOTE   Troops on Guard; Senate Abolition and Frontier At Issue

MILK PRICES UP 3 GENTS QUART SINCE JUNE 1ST   Increased Rate Covers Loss of Subsidy to Dairy Farmers

lranian Delegation Takes First Steps To Put Dispute With Russia Before UNO

Soviet Delegates To UNO Meeting Remain Silent —   iran Seeks To Place Complaints Before. Security Council; Gromyko Iqnores-Issue

Russia Ignores lran Complaint   Move Made To Place Matter Before UNO

Russ Silent As lran Asks UNO Decision   Delegation Seeks to Place Disagreement In Security Council

Russian !gnores Iranian Disputes  In Talk To UNO   But Soviet Speaker Supports Question Of Atomic Control  Powers

Soviet Delegate Also Urges Security Council To Accept Control of Atomic Energy Problems; Iran Takes Step Toward Presenting Her Problem To Assemblv.

Iranians Take First Steps On Complaints   Iran’s Plan To Carry Complaints Against Russia Causes Concern.   SOVIETS ARE OUIET

lranian Delegation Introduces Soviet Dispute in Council   Russian Chief Ignores Iran During Speech

Iran to Give  Case to UNO   Explosive Issue to Face Council; Soviet Delegation Silent   May File Case Early

SOVIET GROUP REMAINS MUM ON IRAN ISSUE   Pian to Carry Complaints Against Reds to UNO Worries Delegates

—UNITED NATIONS UNO Action Is Asked On  Iran Issue  Russians-Silent On - Explosive. Dispute

Move fo Place lran Dispute Before Council   Gromyko Ignores Issue, Says Peace Depends on Unity

UNO Faces First Real Test  ‘Russians Silent As Iran  Prepares To Put Problem Up To Security Council

Iran Is Putting Dispute Up  To UNO Unit   Soviet Speaker Ignores Explosive Issue, Pledges Aid to All

IRANIAN: RUSSIAN TROUBLE STIRS UNO DELEGATES   RUSSIANS IGNORE QUESTION IN FIRST SPEECH AT LONDON

lranian-Russ Dispute Taken Before Council   Problem Ignored In First Major Russian Speech

Iran Plans To Protest Reds’ Stand To UNO   Soviet Delegates Maintain “Silence Bat Others At Londen Conference Showing Concern

Iranians Move to Present Dispute   Soviets Silent on Issue Being Placed Before UNO Council

UNO Assembly Must Decide On lranian Problem   EXPLOSIVE QUESTION TO BE PLACED BEFORE ‘ GROUP

Iran’s Complaints Against Russia  Causes Concern Among U.N.O. Leaders

Fear Strain On UNO   Diplomats Concerned Over Result of Facing New Organization With Hot Iran-Red Dispute

lran Ready For Protest To UNO Russians Silent  Gromyko Emphasizes Big Powers’ Unity Needed For Peace.

Iran Takes Steps to Present Case   Envoy Makes Arrangements to -Give Dispute To UN Council .

Reds Silent on Dispute in Iran  Security Council May Get Problem

SOVIETS SILENT ON IRAN DISPUTE   First Steps Taken To Bring Matter Before UNO Unit

IRAN MOVES 10 PLACE ROW IN HANDS OF UNO   Soviet Delegate Ignores Dispute In Taik Before Assembly

Warns Against Soil Bankruptcy  Co-ordination Asked on Inland Waterways

TRUMAN URGES SUCCESS OF UN   ‘Complete Devastation’  The Only Alternative, President Warns

UN Must Succeed, Truman Tells World   Complete Devastation Seen Unles: Nations Cooperate in Atomic Age

Troman Predicts  Devastation If   Tells Pan-American Union The World Faces Dangerous Adventure   DEMOCRACY OFFERS REAL AIM HE SAYS   Sees War Threat Always Present Until Economic Ws Disappear

DEVASTATION SEEN AS ONLY ALTERNATIVE   Chief Executive Says That United Nations Must and Will Succeed.

World Faces Dangerous Adventure   Failure Of Nations Would Cause A Complete Devastation, Declares Executive.

TRUMAN SAYS UN WILL AND MUST SUCCEED   Only Alternative Is ‘Complete — Devastation’

NATIONS MUST COOPERATE, HE SAYS IN SPEFCE   Must Eliminate Economic Ils Which Are Roots of War —

PRESIDENT SAYS U.N. MUST WIN   Alternative Is Devastation In This Atomic Age

World. Faces Dangerous — Adventure   President Addresses Pan-American Union's Board

DEVASTATION TC FOLLOW UNLESS UN MAKES PEAGK   Truman Makes Prediction In PanAmerican Address

UN Must Suceeed— Truman  President Warns Pan American   President Warns Pan American Group World  Faces Great Danger

CLOSER KINSHIP VITAL TG PEACE TRUMAN SAYS   President Addresses Board in Pan American Day Observance

Truman Cites —  Vital Need of UN   ‘Pan American Day Speech Is Broadcast

¢ OMPLETE DESTRUCTION ALTERNATIVE   Pan-American Union Hears  Address

SUCCESS OF UN TERMED “MUST” AIM BY TRUMAN   Called Only Alternative To “Complete Devastation” In Atomic Age

Truman Says UN  Will and Must Succeed in Talk  Qn Pan-American Day

‘Truman Declares United Nations Must Succeed Because “Complete Devastation’ Is Alternative Facing The World

AFL Union Objects to Interference  By Strikers   Says It Will Keep Agreements With Any Companies Usine Struck Power

AFL Central Labor Union Votes to Keep Its Contracts Regardless of the Duquesne Light Strike

Transport Workers To Continue Duties "  Labor Groups Clash In Pittsburgh Tieup

New Trolley Woe Hits Pittsburgh   Service Curtailed Again By Power Strikers

Compromise On Labor Bill Is Considered   Congress May Revise Both Cooling-Off And Subpoena Clauses

Smuts Urges Europe To Form Economic Counci As Preparation For Political Organization

Tidelands Oit Veto Sustained   House Members Back President With 139-95 Vote.

Truman Veto Of Tideland Bill Upheld   House Falls Short Of Votes in Attemp To Override Veto

President’s Veto May Kill Disputed Tidelands Cil Bill   Override Vote Not Expected

TRUMAN VETO OF TIDELANDS BILL UPHELD   House Action Gives President Victory in Laie-Session Test

House Sustains Tidelands Bill Veto By Trumar   17 Ballots Short on Overriding President; ‘Court Should Decide’

Truman Victorious in Last-Day FlareUp With Congress   Veto of Tidelands Bill Sustained; Congress May Adjourn Today

Tidelands Bill Veto  Sustained   House Votes 139-95, to Override Truman; 17 Ballots Shtrt

Former Choir Singer, - Business Executive Found Dead in Stone Quarry; One Beaten, The Other Stra nqieq - --———

Seek Clues In Double Murder      Boot Prints Studied in Slaying of Business Man and Choir Singer

Police Study Slaying Clue Continue Probe Of Choir Singer's Death

2 QUESTIONED IN SLAYINGS   Police Press Search For Killers of Executive, Ex-Choir Singer

 Authorities Press Search  For Choir Singers’ Killers   Auto Accident Near Abandoned Limestone Mill Outside Bloomington, Ind., Provides  Police with Clew in Mysterious Slaying

NEAR VOTE ON HOME OF U. N.   Russia Rejects San Francisco And Favors Philadelphia   ASK EAST SEABOARD

Russia Favors UN In Phila.  Soviet To Battle  Gan Fenneiern Site

Herge Given Life Term    Sentenced in Slaying Of. Ellwood City Store Clerk

LOOKING AHEAD By George S. Benson . President, Harding College   SHIP RHOY

LOOKING AZEAD  w GEORGE ¢ BENSON Presidehine Herding Collage  Seatry. Athenses .   Ship Ahoy

Committee to Sidestep Universal Training Bill Until Next January

Near-Accord on Italy Reached ©   ‘New Harmony Evident in Foreign Ministers’ Conference 

Ministers Get 'To Problem of  Trieste Again   Compromise Virtually Reached on Italian Colonies—Frontier Question Postponed

Big Four Turn To Trieste, Key ToltalianPeace   Take Up Controversial Problem After Agrecing To Delay Action haly  Colonies For ¥

IRIESTE AGAIN BEFORE BlG FOUR Al PARIS PARLEY   Major Obstacle Herdled With Colony. Accord

Foreign Ministers  Turn To Vital Issue Of Trieste   Reach Accord On  Italian Colonies

Controversy Key To Italian ‘Peace Treaty   Must Decide Entire Italian-Yugoslav Frontier Question, Dodecanese Islands

ONE OF BIGGEST OBSTACLES OUT OF WAY IN PARIS   Compromise Virtually Reached On Handling Of Italian Colonies; Session Tackles Heaviest Agenda.

TRIESTE TO GET BIG FOUR STUDY   Diplomats Compromise. Or Italy Colony Question

BRAIN FAVURD SOFTER POLICY cin aM  leona at Triacta   Communique Will Be Issued Each Evening at Close of Day’s Conferences

Partial Agreement Reached on Italy   Compromise To Date Leaves Peace Treaty

Foreign Ministers Start Talks; Russia May Yield On Thorny Trieste Isstre

BIG FOUR GET DOWN TO BUSINESS   Take Up Problem Of Trieste, Most  Critical Issue. —

la Appears Opposed To U. §. British Front   _ Byrnes, Molotov Expected To Clash

Italian Pact,  Trieste Issue Being Studied By Ministers   Allied Chiefs Reach Virtual Agreement On Italy's Colonies

Foreign Ministers—  Big Four Ponder Trieste   First Large Obstacle Cleared On Colonies in Show Of Harmony   Trieste A Hard Nut.

French Desire Share In Treaty Draft For ‘Minor Axis Nations   Britain Opposes Common Front Against Soviet With United States; Russia May  Yield On Troublesome Trieste Issue.

Trieste Up At Ministers Conference   Must Decide Italian and Yugoslav Line  Problem

Big Four Turn To Debate on Trieste Issue   Virtual Agreement on Italian Colonies at ‘Fruitful’ Session

Big Four Studies Trieste  Problem   Virtual Agreement Is Reached Over  Italian Issue

Big Four Talk  Over Trieste   Ttalian - Yugoslavian Border Question Reviewed By Foreign Ministers.

Anglo-Russo Policies Take  A New Taek   Ministers to Draft Blueprints of Peace For Axis Satellites

Big Four Tackles Trieste Problem  Encouraging Progress Made at Conference

TO PROBLEM OF TRIESTE   Tackle That Key to Italian Treaty After Hurdling a Major Obstacle by Virtually Compromising on Colonies.

BiG FOUR TURN TO TOUGH ISSUE   TRIESTE DECISION IS CRUX OF ENTIRE SITUATION

Big 4 Ministers Turn to Critical  Trieste Problem   Seek to End Disagreement And Pave Way for Peace Conference in July   SHELVING COLONIAL ISSUE AN ADVANTAGE   Molotov Reported as Anxious as Other Leaders to  Avoid Breakdown

FOREIGN CHIEFS COMPROMISE ON ITALY’S COLONIES  TURN ATTENTION TO _ TRIESTE (SSUE IN 

Trieste Problem Seen As Key To Italian Treaty   Big Four Is In Virtual Agreement On Italian Colonies

Paris Envoys Now Turn To  Trieste Issue   Harmony Reigns as Compromise Reached On Italian Colonies

Trieste Plan Faces Parley   Big Four Foreign Ministers Reach Accord On Italian Colonies

Italian Peace Pact Studied By Ministers   Envoys Cross Major Hurdle On Colonies

‘Russia May Be Ready to Yield  On Trieste Issue   New British Policy Is Opposed to Anglo-American Bloc Against Soviet

Britain Opposed To Western Bloc Against Russie   France Insists on Taking Part in Drafting Pact For Minor States

Ministers Study Trieste Issue  After Compromise On Colonies   Agreement Also Reached On Control of Italy; Harmony Cheers Delegates

GATHERING AT PARIS INDIC, BRITISH AGAINST ANGLO.” AMERICAN FRONT AIMED AT RUSSIA.

Delegates Seek To Break Deadlock Or  Future of Europe   Believe Bevin Wants To Mediate Between  U.S. and Russia

Ministers In Study Of Trieste   Hurdle Mejor Obstacte By Virtually Reaching Cakantec, Comnromice:

Trieste Issue Tackled by  Ministers   Big Four Discussing Most Ticklish Subject

Big Four Talk Turns To Vital Trieste Issue   Foreign Ministers Reach Compromise On Italian Colonies Problem.

-__ HURDLE MAJOR OBSTACLE — Big Four Ministers Tackle Trieste Issue

Big Four Parley To Map Treaties Opens in Paris   Britain Expected To Oppose ‘Showdown’ With Moscow, Claim

Divorcee Held in Death of Beloit — Mother Essaying Peacemaker Role

Divorcee Stabs Mother of Three   Essayed To Settle Women’s Quarrel

Victory Is Claimed by Both Sides   Upward of 35 Million to Choose Men For Posts

GET OUT VOTE IS APPEAL OF PARTY CHIEFS   Both Sides Claim Victory At End of Hard TwoMonths’ Campaign In  the State   LIST OF CANDIDATES

NLRB RULES AGAINST EMPLOYER INFLUENCE   Flection Nullified Because Firm Head Made Soeech

Arrest Of Schacht Brings Protest On Legality Angle From German StateLawyer

Release of Schacht Demanded by Attorney, who Challenges Right To Hold Him Before Conviction

DEMANDS RELEASE OF SCHACHT   State Attorney  Challenges Legality Of His Arrest   Dewey And Taft Split Over Nuernberg War Crimes Trials

HOLD SCHACHT IN STUTTGART      Attorney Challenges Legality of Action

Freed Schacht Under Arrest, Faces German  Court Charge   Attorney Challenges Legality Of Action; ll. S. Has ‘Hands Off?

Full Legality Of Schacht Arrest ls Challenged   Attorney Demands That Nazi Be Released Until Convicted By Court

Demands Release Until Conviction. ... Sea ee ene NAOEEVICEION «sce  Attorney Challenges The Arrest Of Schacht For Denazification Trial

“STOP-WORK™ MEETING SET   Maritime Unions to Halt Work Today to Discuss Strike Action

AFL Seamen Call Stoppage Today at 3  Called To Discuss Possible Action If CIO Walks Out

Fog Blankets Hunt For Lost Air-Liner   Fate Of 12 Aboard Luxury Ship Lost On Christmas Eve  Remains Undetermined

Patrol Planes Flying by Instrument Continue Search for Western Airliner — Ship With 12 Passenger Disappeared Christmas Eve.

LITTLE HOPE HELD FOR SAFETY OF 12 ONMISSINGPLANE   Western Air Transport Craft Last Heard From Christ his iei? Boeom:

FOG SHROUDING FATE OF PLANE IN MOUNTAINS   Airliner With 12 Passengers Aboard Disappeared On Christmas Eve

Hope Fades for Safety of 12 on  Lost Airline:   Dense Fog Hampers Hunt For Missmg Western Air Lines Transport

NEW PROPOSAL FOR VOTE SET AT UN PARLE}   Present Regime Hit As Dictatorial, Axis Friend

JAP SAYS PARADE OF YANKS MOVE TO HALT BOMBING   Kaburagi Charges Hankew . Crowd “More Violent i Than Cenarteact!

Official Washington Pays Homage Ty. Deveidont Roosevelt’s Memory

Drinks In U. S. Come Higher   Also, More Production And Steeper Cost

‘Students in Cairo Agair iDemonstrate But Police Do Not Interfere

TRUMAN WANTS JOINT ACTION FOR AMERICAS   ‘Claims Economic Cooperation Will Guarantee Peace   Crack Post-war Nazi Unit In China with 20 Arrests

Prosperity Key to Peace, Says Truman   Pan-American Union Hears President Open Meeting

A-Bomb Doom: Lone Nations Truman Says   Bold Inter-American Economics Asked in Speech to Union

TRUMAN SAYS  “CO-OPERATION WORLD HOPE   PRESIDENT-TELLS-PAN-AMERTCAN CONFERENCE ECONOMIC ADVANCEMENT ALSO NEEDED

TRUMAN GALLS HOR ELONGMIE ADVANCEMEN!   New Ess Ahead In Release Ot  Atomic Power

RIOTING MOBS CONTINUE SWEEP THROUGH STREETS OF BOMBAY FOR THIRD SUCCESSIVE DAY   Indian Sailors Aboard Small Ships in Harbor Surrender—aAnti-Soviet Demonstrations in China Continue—Hermann Goering at Trial Supplies Stream of Notes to Counsel from Prisoner’s Box

Bombay Rioting Kept Up érd Day   Mutinous Seamen Calmed Down In Fight

MUTINY: ENDS   Sallors Lay Down Arms Unconditionally: to British Officers—Sceth  ing Mobs Continue Rioting ia Downtown Bombay,

INDIAN SAILORS SURRENDER, BUT BLOODSHED CONTINUES IN VIOLENT DEMONSTRATIONS

Bombay Life At Standstill As Mobs Roam   British Say 67 Persons Dead, 733 Injured

Riots Rage In Bombay For 3d Day   Indian Mutineers In Barracks And Ships  Surrender .

GANDHI PLEADS FOR CESSATION INDIAN REVOLT   Hindu Sailors Surrender Ships, But 300,000 Workers Strike For Better Pay And  Less Discrimination.

Indian Sailors Surrender But Riots Continue   Bombay Mobs Defy British After Mutineers Quit Unconditionally

INDIAN SAILORS SURRENDER TO BRITISH FORGES   300,000 Workers Remain Idle in Sympathy With Seamen

Seized Ships Are Given Up By Sailors   Workers Out On Strikes In Symothayv

‘President Truman However _ Expresses Hope For Early  Settlement Of Issues   U. 8S. ATTITUDE MAY BE CHANGED

Crews Defy Covernment  Call To Jobs   Officials Wrestle With Wage-Price Problems

EXPECT U. S. SEIZURE OF N.Y. TUGBOATS   New York City Is Threatened With Food Shortage

O'Dwyer Fails in Effort to Negotiate Settlement With 7 AFL Crewmen   BRASS WORKERS’ STRIKE MAY SPREAD   Truman and Bowles Confer; Plane Production Halted In San Dievo

Government May Seize Tughoats   But Workers Threaten To Remain Off Jobs Until Demands Met

N.Y. FUGBOAT SEIZURE LOOMS   MACHINERY SET UP FOR U. S. OPERATION

Returns Over WRIN at 8:25, 9:05, 9:25 and 10 P.M  US. Set to Seize N. Y. Tugboats; Government Battles Price Puzzle

$2,300 SUBSCRIBED IN Y. W. C. A. DRIVE   Bulk Of Contributions Turned Ir By Initial Gifts Group— Goal Is $6,500

People Behind The Iron Curtain—No. 6: Strohm Says Soviets Hunger For Peace: It’s Up To Kremlin

Strohm Takes A Look At Life In Russia’s Ukraine  E Behind The Iron Curtain—No. 4:

Have Friendly Spirit Toward Americans  Illinois Farm Editor Brings Uncensored Story from Behind the Iron Curtain

PLANS FOR EXPERIMENT PUSHED ;  Marines Set To Shoot To Kill. To Guard A-Bomb For Big Test

Births In Robeson County Numbered 2706 During Year 1945, Deaths 704   Forty-Two. Percent - of Births Were In Lumberton Township.

Cites Danger ‘in Austrian, German Issues   Admits Terrific Struggle Between Russia and U. S.

BYRNES FLAYS STAND TAKEN BY RUSSIA   Stresses Chance for Eventual Agreement, However

Cites Soviet Bar To Main Axis Treaties   Pleads For Mutual Understanding to End World Disagreement

Secretary Byrnes Presents Report  Of Peace Efforts   Tells ‘American People Of Efforts To Settle Differences With Russia   PLAN FOR ACTION IN GFRMANY GIVEN

[MERGER OF ALL RFC ‘ACTIVITIES: PROPOSED   Loss of Accounting Control of Its Properties and Inventories Charged

Saboteurs Try To Sink British Vessel Off Haifa   Troopship Is Damaged After Cyprus Trip With Refugees

6 Below Zero In  Indianapolis   Steady Snowfall In Northeastern Section However, Declining Today

Anti-Strike Bill Ready; Quick Action Expected; Strikers Offer Conditions  ARMY TO TAKE OVER   Unless Workers Return — President; Action Denounced As Strike Aoainst U. S. Government

TRUMAN TO ASK AUTHORITY FOR WORKER DRAFT   Will Also Demand Legislation Making Felony Of Strike Against Government

Truman Will Make Plea Late Today   Wants It a Felony to Srike Against Government— To Ask Draft

TEMPERATURES   Rail Union Officials. Make Truman Offer To Return To Work   Joint Session Of Congress Is Scheduled For 4 P. M. Today To Hear President's Talk On Plan For Coping With Rail Strike

To Elect Head Of the U.S.S.R.  Government  Wy/ ts... a oa Ww...   Which Has Now Embarked Upon New  Five-Year Plan

JESTER URGES TEXAS BE KEPT FREE FROM INFLUENCE OF “ISHS”  _ ASPIRANTS FOR POST OF GOVERNOR SPEAK AT SEVERAL POINTS

DEMANDS — REVISION OF WAGNER LABOR ACT   Claims Employers Ought To Have Some Recognition

 Believe Explosion Caused By Dynamite; ; No One Injured .  Blast Wrecks 4 Atlanta Stores

SHAKEN BY EXPLOSION.   Fronts Of Four Business Plants Ripped Off

Veterans’ Bonus Resolution Voted Down by State Legion   Convention Upsets Majority Report After Plea By World War 2 Service Man; Session To End With Election of Department Officers

AMERICAN LEGION BEATS BILL ASKING FOR STATE BONUS   Convention In Kansas City Turns Down Resolution When Told Payment Would Be Inflationary.   A. L, BUSHMAN ELECTED MISSOURI COMMANDER   Meeting Calls On Congress to Adopt Universal Mititary Training—Condemns Ku Klux Klan.

Legion Votes Dowr Proposal Calling For State Bonus   “ Measure Is Termed ‘Inflationary’ by Convention Delegates

Missouri Legion Votes Down State Bonus Resolution; Elects Clayton Lawyer Commander   Acts to Create Paid Organizers, Units for Negro Veterans, Universal Military Training, Strong Defense Urged

SUPPORTERS STRONG FOR WATERWAY PLAN   Construction Of St. Law rence Project Debated

Controlson Nor Home Building  To Be Modified   Revamped Program by Administration Heads Expected to be  Completed This Week

BUILDING BAN TQ BE EASED SLOWLY UNDER NEW CHIEF   Expediter Hopes to Unsnar Construction Tie-Up and Allow Butlding

BUILDING. CURBS TO BE RELAXED   Revamped Housing Program Being Whipped into Shape

NEW HOUSING BOSS SAID TO FAVOR EASING BUILDING CURB   Stewart Predicts  Quick End To. All Housing Controls By New Congress

New Housing Czar May Back Gradual Lifting of Control  Tennessee Senator Saas Onick Frd to All Runildina Curhbe

Shaping Future Building Pyogram .,.+ " New Housing Boss Aims At Gradual Lifting Of  Non- Residential Curbs

—REVAMP HOUSING PROGRAM— Report Creedon Favors  Kasing Present Curbs On Non-Home Building

New Housing Head Favors Lifting Curbs   VFW Pleads With Government To Keer Housins Ceilings

Creedon Said To Favor Gradual End To Controls   Leaders Hope To Rework Housing Program By End of Week

Favors Lifting — Non-Home Curbs      New Housing. Boss Is Reported Ready ~ iTo End Controls.

BUILDING CURBS “MAY BE EASED   Nonhome Construction Due   For Easing, Leaders’ Say

HOUSING PLANS TO BEREVAMPED z  Curbs On Building Will Be Loosened.

NEW HOUSING BOSS FAVORS LIFTING CURBS   Creedon Suggests Gradual Removal of Non-Home Building Rules

New Housing Expediter Favor: Easing Home Building Curbs   Senator Stewart Predicts Quick End To All Controls By Congress In Jan.

LABORITE PROGRAM   ~Nationalization Will Bring Decline in Empire, He Contends

GOP LEADERS ~ ARE SELECTED   WHITE AND VANDENBERG TO OCCUPY TOP SPOTS IN THE SENATE REORGANIZATION

White Leader Of Majority In Senate   ’ Vandenberg to Take  Pro Tem Presidency, Taft to Stay at Helm

Communists Threaten Civil Conflicd   Roving Bands of Reds  Take Many Lives

198 Persons Slain Since April First   Communists Charge Government Action May Brew Civil War

CIVIL CONFLICT CLOUDS GREECE   Desperate Situation Created By Roaming Communist Bands

GREEK DISORDERS BREAK OUT ANEV   Communists Charge Drastic Death Sentence Decree Can Lead “Only to Civil War.”

GreekReds See Civil War Near   Drastic Royalist Decree Attacked; New Disorders Reported

Greek Communists Riot, Claim Royalists Order Leads Only To Civil War

Rejection Bares New Differences  In Coal Strike   + THingis: Fields Join ‘Nationwide. ‘Strike; . ‘Kelly Ask Intervention

O’Neill Tells of Action by Lewis Today; Parley Is Resumed at Capital of Natien.

Shoes And Soap To Be Searcer  New Shortage Laid To Famine In Meat

Ten Schools Organize To Exchange Film   M. D. Anderson President of New Film Cooperative

ie Execution at Missoula  President Refuses   President Refuses Clemency for Men

Kramer Doubts ‘Winds Message Ever Received   First Thought Jap Tip Off On War Had Been Intercepted By Navy

Navy-Did Not Get Jap War Message,     Kramer Testifies   Tells Committee He Mistook Dec. 5th Paper for Jap Winds Code

‘Winds’ Code Not Received Says Kramer   Refutes His Testimony Before Naval Court Of Inquiry

CAPT. KRAMER REVERSES STAND   Believes Navy Did Not intercept Winds Message

Captain Doubts War Alarm Sent   ‘Winds’ Code False, Kramer Now Believes

Kramer Denies Jap Winds’  Message Infercepted by U.’S.      Says He Depended on Memory in Earlier Testimony Stating War Warning Received

Proclamation of Election to Be Protested  Dispute Arises Over Rules in Philippine Senate

Proclamation of Election io Be Protested  Dispute Arises Ove: Rules in  et ee ee

‘Long-Distance Telephone [Rate Reductions ‘Go Into Effect Feb. I

Key Witness in Probe of Quarrel Over Use of War Plant Is Reported Missing

KEY WITNESS IN HEARING MISSING   ‘Senate Committeee Will Endeavor  To Unravel Tangle Over Huge i Government Piant

WITNESS MISSING: ~ INPLANT DISPUTE   Edward Gaffney Sought By Senate Committee For Questioning

DEFENSE PLAN FOR AMERICAS “18 DISCUSSEL   ARMY DOCUMENT EXPRESSES BELIEF HEMISPHERE DEFENSE PLAN WOULD OFF SET ATOMIC WAR ~

President Declines. All Speech Makine   Truman. Makes NonSpeaking Appearances in His Home State

Parties Unleash 11th Hour Drive   Murray Blasts GOP ‘Reaction;’ LaFollette to Shun Campaign

Truman Arrives Home to Vote   Attorney General Clark Demands Honest Ballot

 FAILS E PART ECTION   IN   President Arrives Ir Missouri: Passes Up Speeches

Truman Refuses To Make Speech  eae lin p. poy, - ln   Passes Up Party Rally Ir  Missouri

TRUMAN HOME FOR MISSOURI VOTE TUESDAY   PRESIDENT PASSES UP ALL POLITICAL SPEECHES

See Early End Of Ceilings on Flour and Bread   Grain Order for Whisky, Beer Relaxed

Whisky, Beer And Ale Makers Get More Grain; Decontrol Denied Baking Industry

MORE GRAIN ALLOTTED DISTILLERS   Points To Early Removal Of OPA Ceilings On Flour

More Grain for Liquor Makers   ‘Allowances Boosted: Cafes Seek End to All Ceilings

Government Boost: Grain Allotment. For Whisky, Beer  Restaurant Industry Petitions for End of Ceilings

EARLY REMOVAL OF FLOUR CEILINGS SEEN   Ease On Brewers’ Grain Shipments Points Way

Restaurants Ask End of.  Price Control   U.S. Increases Grain Allowances For Liquor, Beer and Ale Makers

MORE GRAIN ALLOWED FOR BEER-MAKING   Distillers Also Given Increased Allotment — An Early End of Flour, Bread and Breakfast Food Ceilings Seen,

GOVERNMENT BOOSTS GRAIN ALLOWANCES   ‘ Restaurants Ask For End to Meal Lids

Allot More Grain to Nation’s Distillers   Additional Allowance To Brewers---Points to Removel af Flour Curbs

CLAIM RED ARMY.IS-GAUSING — — MUCH HARDSHIP IN AUSTRIA   REQUISITIONS BY RUSSIAN OC. CUPATION FORCE CRITICIZED AT UNRRA SESSION  . AT ATLANTIC CITY

Soviet Abuses in Austria Charged   Threat of Famine Faces Nation, Official Says

Opposition Leader Asserts Over One Third Europe Soviet-Dominated

CHURCHILL RENEWS ATTACK ON:RUSSIA   Disposition Of” Troops. Questioned

Reds on War Basis, Churchill Charges   British to Nationalize Electricity, Inland Transport, King Announces

CHURCHILL CHARGES RUSS ARMIES BASED ON DESPOTIC FORM OF GOVERNMENT RULE EUROPE

British War Leader Charges One Third Of Europe is Held   POINTS TO MEETING OF ALLIED ARMIES   Tells Commons That Despotic Form of Rulerchin Held

Churchill Again Warns Of Red Peril   Russian Armies On War Footing, He Charges

Russian Armies Cause Concern   Churchill Renews Warning of Danger Facing Europeans

Churchill Again Charges Reds On War Footing   Says World Still Dark, Confused Without Peace Treatie:

CHURCHILL STATES TROOPS OF RUSSIA CONTROL EUROPE   Former Premier Tells of Menace in Talk Today at London; Long Soviet Frontier Told.   FRENCH FUTURE SAID THREATENED

Churchill Says Fourth of Europe Under Soviet Control; Raps Armies

Soviets Face New Offensive By Churchill   British Opposition Leader Says They Control Third Of Europe On War Basis

Requisition Program Adopted to  Funnel Grain Abroad   Department of Agriculture Will Take 25 Per Cent of All 1946 Wheat Crop Delivered to Elevators

BREAD SUPPLY FACES SLASH; CRISIS GROWS   Rationing Proposed If Food Control Plan Fails

Engagement Of.  Arthur Bellaire LeMars Boy To .  ' Marry In New York

Presidio and Philadelphia Choice of UN   Committee Puts 2 Sites Up “To Assembly; Both of Equal Merit

Order Calling for Dark Bread and  Flour Is Canceled   Way Is Cleared to Provide More Grain for Brewers and Distillers as Program Is Revised

Order Calling for Dark Bread and Flour Is Canceled  Wav Is Cleared to Provide Mara   Way Is Cleared to Provide More Grain for Brewers and Distillers as Program Te Revisad

U.S. Eases Bans On Grain Use   OPA Hints Cut in Bread Price; Brewers. Distillers Benefit

Senate Is fiven “Curtain” Lecture by Tem Connally   Schoolmaster’s Pointer Is Made Use of by  Statesman from Texas

CONTROLS BACK ON SLAUGHTERERS  U.S. Renews Curbs On Meat In Blow At Black Market Setup

CONTROLS PLACED ON MEAT KILLING   WARTIME EEGULATIONS REVIVED TO CUT SUPPLIES OF BLACK MARKETS,

Slap on Controls To Halt Black Market of Meat   Quota System to G Into Effect on April 28

4. Secs Verto  a ad  A BE   Smalf Slaughter Houses Hit in Move to Choke Rlack Mark ot

Slaughter Quotas Put on War Basis   Aim Is to Shunt Meat From Black Markets

Bindner Brothers. Buy County Farm For $250 An Acre  County To Build New County. Home ~ Near LeMars _

Bindner Brothers. Buy County Farm For $250 An Acre  " County To Build   - County To Build New. County. Home Near LeMars -

NAVY RECRUITER 10 VISIT LINTSN   V-6 Inactive Naval Reserve Program Will Be Explained

Yeast Suggested As Aid To Housewives In Making Up For Wheat, Fat Shortages

ARMY MANPOWER SITUATION IS" “DEPLORABLE” BECAUSE OF BAN ON INDUCTION. SAYS PATTERSON

Patterson Says Manpower Situation Is Deplorable   Declares Exemption Of Teen-Agers From Draft Leaves Army: Frustrated. Helpless

Kurds Surround Towns, Sitting In Hills Waiting Chance To Strike Out

Kurd Tribesmen Surround Towns   Revolutionists Awai Chance to Strike

State Anxiously Waits Settlement  Naval Officers Set Up Headquarters

‘RUSSIA CUTS HER ARMY   Decrees Older Soldiers Are Te Re Demehilised

HOSPITAL FACILITIES ARE NOT AVAILABLE   West Virrinia Hopeg To Use Per tiem Martinsbarg Institution Fer Siudents

Irish Bride Tells of Romance With Man She s-Accused of Murdering

Irish War Brid Tells Story of Fatal Romance   Says Dead Mate Tried to Buy Baby Son for S71 n00

American C-47 Reported Fired On By Russian Planes Over Linz Area Sunday

iO. CAL. EDISON RATES CUT MILLION AND HAL   4, RUSSIAN PLANES AGAIN FIRE ON U.S: PLAN

‘Soviet Fighter: Pump Bullets At Transport   Vienna Headquarters Tells Of Easter Attack Last Sunday

Army Confirms Report Reds Attacked Plane   C-47 Transports Under Fire Of Russian Guns Twice Over Austria

Across U.S. In One Hour For $75,  Is Forecast In Next Few Years 

Soviet Navy Officer May Fight His Removal to Seattle  Lieutenant Redin Mar Be Released in Custody of Consul

Reds Seek Release Of Naval Officer Held For Espionage   Nation Is Stirred By Spy Activity Reports

LEGAL AID IS GIVEN RED ‘Spy’   Russian Naval Officer Prepares To Fight Case

REDIN SEEKS LEGAL ADVICE   Accused Soviet Spy Spends Night In Portland Jail

RUSSIAN ‘SPY’ AWAITS ADVICE   Lt. Redin May be Released To Custody of Soviet Consul-General

Soviet Navy Office May Fight His Removal to Seattle  Lieutenant Redin May Boe Dalancad in

Soviet Spy Will Seek Legal Advice   Moscow Official to Help Him Decide On Trial Course

SEIZED RUSSIAN WEIGHS ACTION   Spy Suspect Given Help 0 Soviet Consul-General

Russian Turns To Legal Advice   Held For Espionage, Redin Awaits Trial

Soviet Naval Officer Seeks  Le oval Advice   On Decision Whether To Accept or Fight Removal to Seattle

RUSSIAN NAVAL OFFICER SEEKS LEGAL ADVICE   Arrested on Spy Charge in Oregon Harbor Tuesday

Advice Sought By Accused Red   Russian Lieutenant Seeks Legal Help

SPY SUSPECT IS SEEKING ADVICE   Soviet Officer May Fight Re. moval to Seattle for Espionage Trial

Soviet Officer Still Being Held   Turns To Legal Advice In Espionage Accusations; Bond Fixed

} Soviet Naval Officer May  Be Released tn Custody  OF Russian Consul Gen eral Pending Hearing

SEEK RELEASE OF RUSSIAN OFFICER   FACES CHARGE OF CONSPIRING TO OBTAIN SECRETS

Red Officer Seeks Advice   Redin, Held in Spy Case, Turns to Russian West Coast Representative for Aid

ACCUSES ANDERSON ON PRICE CONTROL   Head Of National Farmers Unier Says Secretary Is On Side Of Higher Prices

Republicans Hint at Reyision of  Wagener Act; Wherry Opens GOP Probe

Wherry Plans 'Check On Food   Will Go To Europe To Study Shipments To Rus. sia, Other Countries.

6. 0. P. to Probe Food Shipments To Russia, Others  Sen. Wherry Hopes   Sen. Wherry Hopes To Trace Use Of U. S. Meat Abroad

Wherry Plans Probe of U.S. Food Cargoes   Senator Seeks Data On Amount of Meat Shipped to Russia

WHERRY HINTS U.S. MEAT FED TO RED TROOPS   Will Make Study Abroad; Trifman to Reveal His New Policy Monday

Wherry Opens GOP Probe of  Administration  Will Sift Food Shipments to

CHECK BEGUN ON U.S. MEAT SENT RUSSIA   TRUMAN TO PLEDGE COOPERATION WITH GOP MONDAY

Wherry Plans  Food’ Inquiry      Senator to Prohe Mea Shipments to Europe

REPUBLICANS TO SCAN SHIPMENT OF U. S. MEATS   Senator Wherry Will Go to Europe To See How Russians Using Food

FOOD SHIPMENTS TO EUROPE WILL BE INVESTIGATE!   ‘Wherry to Go Abroad to Learn Whether Yugosiav and Red Troops Received   Part of Supplies.   TO PLACE FINDINGS BEFORE SENATE GROUEF   White House Announces Truman Will Issue General Policy Statement Monday Morning.

Truman to Issue Policy Statement Monday Morning  Wherry to Make Quiz Of Food Shipments With Trin to Europe

GOPToMake Food Probe In Kurope   American Meat Shipment Of 1,100,000,000 Pounds To Be Investigated

SHIPMENT OF FOOD ABROAD TO BE PROBED   First Post-Election Probe Fired at Dems By Republican Senator

Two Are Killed In Train Derailment   Engineer And Fireman Killed As West-Bound Train Jumps Track

Verna. Baldwin, ( Given Another Pror otion: By’ Greyhound Post Houses

Murray Garsson Made Defendant In Suit Charging ‘Misrepresentation’

LATE . BULLETINS   WOMEN EQUAL RIGHTS AMENDMENT KILLED   Garsson Named Defendant in $3,000 Suit 

Ukraine Says Greece Plots  Albanian Wan   Airing of Entive Balkan Problem Looms in Wake or UN. Camplaini

CADOGAN STATES VETO BACKFIRES   British Delegate Says Abuse Has Tended To Discredit Council ¢

Way Opened for Balkans Airing  Ukraine Complaint Stirs United Nations

NEW WAGE-PRICE SET-UP PLANNED   Crleis Comes When Two Industry Members Quit

‘Wage Control Board Is Upset   Two Members Of Six Quit In Protest To Policies

Bevin Hopeful That World Peace Coming   Understanding Among Great Powers Is Aim of Great Britain

BEVIN HOPEFUL   British Leader Voices Plea Fo: International Amity.

Foreign Policy Determination  Told By Bevin   Airs Views In Opening Two-Day Debate in House of Commons

Unity Hope Expressed   By Bevin   Thinks Amity Among Great Powers Is  ' Possible and Is Britain’s Obiective

‘Official Tells.  Determination To Gain Amity           ~ Declares British Troo $ To Leave Dutch tne By Nov, 30.

Commons {fs Told Anglo Policy in Egypt Is Impeded by Internal Troubles    Asks End of Nerves      Better Feeling Would Result, He Says, if Dissension Stopped

Bevin Hopeful Of Finding Way To Amity   Says Britain Will Work To Succeed At Conference

LASTING PEACE IS POSSIBLE HE STATES   Britain Will Do Its Part, House Of Commons Told   ENCOURAGING SIGNS   Seen By Foreign Minister; Tells Of Difficulties Aris ing In Egypt

Bevin Hopeful chieving Lasting Amity   Tells Commons Of “En couraging Signs”  World Over.

SEES BRIGHT SIGNS   Bevin Tells Commons Major Powers Can Achieve a  Lasting Peace

Bevin Has Hope for World Unity  ge Wark for Big Power Understanding   No U. S. Aid to Nations Fearing *Enslavement’

British Foreign Secretary Opens Debate in Commons on Foreign Policy of  Labor Government.   MAPS FUTURE COURSE OF EMPIRE RELATIONS

British Leader Hopeful OfAmity   Bevin Tells House Powers To Join In Peace

LASTING PEACE: IS POSSIBILITY, BEVIN SAYS TO COMMONS   Determination to Achieve Understanding Expressed as  Debate Gnens

British Prime Minister Says Failure To Achieve Peace Won't Be Britain’s . .   Bevin Is “Not Unhopeful” Of Amity

Reaffirms Policy On (greece, Turkey, Iran; Hlits Interference In Those Areas.

Bevin Hopeful Lasting Peace Can Be Attained  Pledges Efforts In Discussion Of Foreign Policy

Bevin Hopes for Lasting Amity   Determination to Get Understanding Among Powers Reaflirmed

Wants Enduring Peace with Japan  Bevin ‘Not Unhopeful’ of Lasting  Amity Among Top World Power

Bevin Hopes For Amity Among Big 5   Prime Minister Of Britain Determined Yo Secure Agreement Among Nations

Selfishness Proves ~ Bie Stumbling Block   _ British Foreign Secretary Aims. . At Middle East Independence— Potedam ‘Aoreement: Ended

BEVIN DEFENDS GOVERNMENT'S WORLD VIEWS   British Official Tells Commons He’s ‘Not Unhopeful’ About Lasting Peace

Not Unhopeful Of Achieving Lasting Amity   Declares Foreign Secretary Bevin to House of Commons

BEVIN HOPEFUL MAJOR POWERS GAN ACHIEVE  LASTING AMITY   Opens Debate On British Foreign Policy In House Of Commons

NATIONALIST ARMY NEARS CHANGCKUN   Reaches Gateway 35 Miles From Manchuria Capital

Nationalist Units Reported 35 Miles From Changchun   80,000 Communist Defenders Block Advance at Gateway to Capital

Resistance fo Chiang’s Forces Reported Heavy   Government Soldiers Run Into 80,000  Communist Defenders

Fight For Changchun Is Renewed   Nationalists Within 35 Miles of Capitol City; Heavy Fighting Expected

CHINESE FORCES AT GATEWAY 10 NIANCHI CAPITA   Heavy Fighting Between Notionalists and Communist Traanc Exnactad

Major Fight Shaping Up  In Manchuria   American Trained Equipped Chinese Ist Army At Chungchun Gates

Nationalists  Seek Changchun   Meet Red Defense Forces At Kungchuling

“Crown SAID INVOLVED  Crown Jewels, With Value 0f$1,500, 000, Said Stolen

German Crown Jewels Stolen  $1,500,000 Value Placed on Loot Taken From Castle

Involve Yanks In Theft of German Jewels   $1,500,000 in Crown Items Missing From Kronberg Castle

U.S. Army Personnel Involved   Kaiser’s Sister Lived on Estate; Hint Extortion

1,500,000 in Crown  Gem Theft   American Personnel Involyed in Stealing of German Jewels

THOUSANDS FILE PAST CARDINAL'S BODY AT CHURCH  MANY NON-CATHOLICS JOIN LONG LINES TO

St. Louisans Pay Tribute To Glennon   Thousands Pass Cardinal’s Bier

Tires Unrationed  Now All You Need Is The Money and to Find The Tives

250,000 See British, U. S. Demonstratien At Trieste, Italy Today

Food Bounces To '20 Level, Index Shows   Choice Steels Sell For $23 at Chicago To Top World War I Figures

New High Price Paid For Cattle   All-time Top of $23 Paid fo. Choice Steers on Chicago Market Today

66 °. 49?  Demand Is Made By Steel Workers   Wage Policv Committee Plans Nevotiations To Start in January

ClO Steel Workers To Ask Substantial Increase in Wages   Negotiations for New Contracts Open Next Month

CIO-USW Vote To Demand Big  Wage Increase   Murray Says Pay Can Be Hiked Without Roosting Steel Price

SUBSTANTIAL RAISE IN WAGES DEMANDED   CIO United Steel Workers Will Be. gin Negotiations With Com nannies rh TYanuarc

Steelworkers Vote to Demanc Wage Increase   Industry Can Meet Raise Without Price Increase, Murray Says

USW TO SEEK BIG PAY HIKE   CIO Steelworkers Vote Tc Demand Increase In "New Contracts

Negotiations for New Contract Will Open in January and Murray Says Union Will Lay Cards on Table—Expresses Belief Industry Can Grant Boost Without Increasing the Price of Its Products.

UNITED STEEL WORKERS SET TO ASK RAISE   NEGOTIATIONS OPEN NEXT MONTH FOR NEW CONTRACTS

Communists Attack China Cities Efforts to Avert — Civil War   Bynarenitly Fail

REDS BESIEGE CITIES AS WAR AGAIN FEARED   Chinese Mediators Fail to Agree On Truce

Civil War Rages Tn Manchuria   Russians Accused of Aiding Communists

Great Crowd On Hand For All-Star Tilt   American League Team fs Favored

‘Spain Has Finest Royal Palace In World-If The _ Monarchy Should Return

Royal: Palace,-« Labyrinthine’~ Fairyland, ” Finest . ‘Of AN: Eur  pean ‘and Orientz Homes for Monarchs

CIO WILL USE VETS IN SOUTH   To Act On Theory Veterans Will Have Greater Apneal As Organizers.

BYRNES WELL FACE SOVIET PROBLEMS AT PEACE SESSION   Russian Treatment of Hungary Will Be Thorn in Side of Paris Meeting

Lauds Housewives   Red ‘Politics’ Stir Protests   Hungary Incursion Problem for Byrnes

‘U.S.toMake Protest on Activities   Government Is Irkec Over Soviet Political Actions in Hungary. Is Statement   Method Is Source   Manner of Balloting in Hungary Is Not to Reds’ Liking

Soviets’ Activities in Hungary Are Typical of Problem   Russian Maneuvers Illustrate Task Which Lie: Ahead of Byrnes When He Attends Peace Conference; New Pacts Would Restrict Control

WORLD AFFAIRS: Soviet Action in Hungary -Soen As New Byrnes Worry

New Protest On Hungary Planned   Moscow Accused Of Oppressing Hungarian Political Freedoms

U. S. Said Planning Protest to Russia Over Soviet Activities in Hunaary 

ive‘and a:Hait ‘Hours Questioning         . writing are Obtained,

\“‘How’d You Sleep?” “Achoo!” Says Fred—  ‘Writer Cold Victim of Gift   Thermo-Control Blanket “Bongs' Away Health

Rioters Burn Old Delhi Town Hall Protesting British Victory Parade

Delhi Police Trying To Halt New Wave of Disorder  Trouble Accompanies - Government’s  a

Delhi Police Trying To Halt New Wave of Disorder  Trouble Accompanies Government's Victory Week Fete

Six Injured  In Old Delhi   Police Seek to Halt Growing Wave of Disorders and Incendiaries

India Mobs Burn Delhi Town Hall   Disorders Accompany British-Sponsored Victory Week Parade

White House fo Make Official Announcement   Believe Contract Certain to Provoke Operators’ Protest

Ratification Of Contract Is Reported   Wage Policy Committee oi Mine Workers Union Works on Details

COAL STRIKE END IMMINENT AS UMW CONFERS   Policy Commitice Scans U.S.-Union Contract Offer

Miners Expected To Return to Pits On New Contract   Announcement Is Made at White House as Krug and Lewis Confer With President; Anthracite Miners Threaten to Walk Out

Word Expected Momentarily of Contract to Send 400,000 to Work for Government

Agreement Is Reported By UMW Office   Expect Completion Of Contract Today: Union Officials Hold Hurry Conference

No Official Word Has Been Given Out But Announcement From Columbts, Ohio, reports new wage contract.   CORIMITTEE MEETING CALLED HURRIEDLY

NoAnnounce ment on Meeting, However, Is Revealed; Columbus, O., Reports Agreement,   DISTRICT LEADERS NOTIFIED—PRICE

POLICY GROUP OF UMW. MEETS 10 ~-RATIFY CONTRACT   White House Reported Con: fident Pact Wilt Be Slaned Fadnu

POLICY GROUP HOLDS MEETING AND ADJOURNS   Official Word of Settlement: Is Expected Late Today From White House .   PARLEY RUNS 31% HOURS   Unionists Withhold Com ment at Conclusion of Ratification Session

Afternoon Report Is Expected   Conferees Adjourn Today After Lengthy Session Of Negotiations

WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCEMENT EXPECTED SOGN   Miners’ Policy Group Concludes Meeting With Lewis

Election Forecast Indicates Clean Sweep for the Republicans in Iowa

Pittsburgh Is Hopeful Of End Of Steel Strike   Cite Fact That C.I.0. President Murray Is Remaining In National Capital   STEEL FABRICATORS FACE BIG PROBLEM

TO CALL ON PRESIDENT   Weodring and Landon Are in Washington fer Gridiron Dinner

Reorganization ls Up To House   Committee Reduction Draws Southern Fire

House Reverses Subsidy Vote   _Administration Hopes For OPA Soars With House Shift

Subsidies Proposal Approved by House In Reversed Stand   Foresee Veterans Housing Program Hitting Full Stride

Hopes for OPA Approval Soar as House Changes Mind on Subsidy for Housing

OPA’s Future Seen Brighter; Body Changes Subsidy Stand   N yatt Says Reversal Throws Housing Plan Over In ‘High Ge

- House Reversal On Housing Booms Hopes For “OPA: Say Visit Home Chansed Solons Views

House Reversal Of Subsidy Stand Boosts OPA Hopes   Democratic Leaders Say Visit Home Changed  Lawmakérs’ Views

House Gives Nod To Home Building Plan   Reverses Self In Voting $400.000.000 In Subsidies  Boar Prarcram °   SEE CHANGE ON OPA

Hopes Boosted That House May Reverse ‘Stand On OPA After _ Switching On Housing Subsidy; - Reaction of Constituents Felt.

Reversal of Stand Booms OPA Hopes   Administration More Optimistic Following House Subsidy Vote On Home Buiiding

House Restores Home Subsidy It Once Killed   Action Spurs Hopes for Favorable Action  On OPA

House Action Indicates Favorable Trend... . Administration’s Hopes For OPA Given A Boost

Adion Arouses Hope For OPA Legislation   Easter Respite Is Given Credit For Chance OF Heart

HOUSE REVERSAL LIFTS OPA HOPES   Members Vote Subsidy  for Housing Program

House Reversal Of Subsidy Stand — Boosts Hopes For Survival Of OPA

‘Housing Reversal Raises OPA Hope:   Easter Vacation Revealed Temper of Public, Is Belief

Clean Sweer At Holstein Dairy Show   Good Showing Made By Palo Alto Breeders

PALO ALTO DAIRYMEN ARE WINNERS   Four Dairymen of the Ruthven Vicinity Won Many Awards at Holstein Show.

Quiz Student On Kidnaping   “S. Sherman” Found Is Toledo; Denies Any

MURDER SUSPEG! FOUND IN TOLEDO   University Student Being Brought Back To Chicago.

Deny New Trial To Rep. Curley   Solon And Two Others Convicted Of Mail Fraud To Be Sentenced Monday

CURLEY DENIED NEW HEARING   Boston Mayor to Be Sentenced Next Monday —

Mayor Carley Denied New Fraud Trial .   - Congressman ‘ “Awaits Sentence’ } Monday For Mail Conspiracy

Appears Monday With Two Others For Sentenciné   Mayor Of Boston Declares He Will Take Appeal To Highest Court In Land

Curley Denied A New Trial   Boston Mayor, Two Other Men - Are Convicted Of Mail Fraud.

UNC Sociology Professor Dies   Dr. E. R. Groves, World Authority On Marriage, Succumbs In Mass.

DR, E. R, GROVES DIES AT AGE 53   UNC Professor, Considered World Authority On Marriage And Family Life, Dies In Massachusetts.

Military Air Maneuvers Startle Throngs With ‘Divebombing, Strafing

Food for Japan Is Requested   Japan Must Have _ Food Imports, Hoover Asserts

Japanese Must Have Some Food Imports: Hoover   Suggests Russia Give Up Part Of Foodstuffs  Taken In Manchuria.

Hoover Urges Russ Release Seized Food   Captured Provisions From Manchuria Are Needed, He Asserts

GOERING POISON SOURCE PROBED   Officials Believe Lawyer or Wife May Be Guilty

NO. TWO NAZ! TAKES POISON IN HIS CELL   Attorney Suspected Of Having Supplied Poison

Civil Service Job Inquiry Proposed   Congressman Fears “Reds” Obtaining Key Spots for Spying.

Byrnes Urges UNO To Form  Atomic Control Commission   U.S. Secretary Wants International Assurance Atomic Energy Will Be Used for “Human Welfare,” Not Destruction

BYRNES CALLS FOR ATOM RULE UNIT   UNO Commission Sought: Free Press Fight Postnoned

Byrnes Asks UNO Approval Of Atom Board   Secretary Pledges uw. 3. Support; Matter To Be Considered Soon

BYRNES ASKS APPROVAL OF ATOMIC PLAN   Urges UNO Delegates Te Adopt Proposal For Commission

SEC. BYRNES ASKS UN. 0. T0 APPROVE CONTROL OF ATOM   Urges Quick Action to Insure Energy Will Be Used for Human Welfare and Not for Destruction.   PRESSES FOR ARMED FORCE TO KEEP PEACE   Declares No Time Should Be Lost by League in Taking Steps to Avert Aggression,

Rob Bank Of $31,000 In Oklahoma   Daring Daylight Raid by Two Armed Bandits Reported Today

Two Bandits Loot Bank of $30,000   Big Manhunt Started After Alert Citizen Gets License Number

Cougcll Tested First With Probe Qf Big Problems   “Security Council Called Into Session To Consider Disputes

Price Curbs Vote Today Staved Off   Amendment Before Committee Would End All Subsidies Jan. lL

Scientist Declares It Is Possible Today To Build an Atomic __ Bomb 1,000 Times More Powerful Than Bombs Used Aaainst Javan

ATOMIC BOMB EQUAL TO MILLION TEN- TON BLOCKBUSTERS POSSIBLE NOW, DR. EDWARD CONDON SAYS

Single Atomic Bomb 1000 Times as Powerful as Those Used on Japén Now Possible, Scientists Are Told

U. S. Scientist Fears Atomic  Bomb Rivalry   Dr. Condon Calls For Research Freedom From Army

New Atomic Bombs 1,000 Times More Powerful Than Those Dropped on Japan

Scientist Says Atomic Bomb 1,000 Times More Powerful Than That Dropped at Hiroshima Is Possible

 And Kick Out Several Liquor Measures’   US AID TO ENFORCE PROHIRITION

Packinghouse ~ Conference To  Be Held Today   President Threatens To Offer Plan in ‘Public Interest’ If Steel Meeting Fails —- Meat Supplies Would Last About Week

Accord Must Be Reached Today or President to Act; Meat Strike Parley Called   Murray, Fairless Confer at White House For Hours Wednesday: Less Than Week's Meat Needs Reported on Hand: Threat of New Telephone Service Tie-Up Sounded

Truman Issues Ultimatum in Steel Dispute   President Demands Settlement Today; Labor Secretary Schedules Conference f Packing House Walkout Principals

SEIZURE OF MINES 1S URGED IN CONGRESS   ntl-Strike Legislation Is Proposed

White House {s Silent On Coal Strike Reports   ‘dministration Officials Foresee Little Prospect For Settlement For Another Week   SITUATION IS UNCHANGED TODAY   Miav Call Lewis

FOG PROVES Sakouy  - 27 Die as Airliner. Dives Into Virginia Pine Woods

Plane Wreck Fatal to 27   Engine Failure Blame Tn Viesinia Crash

27 Are Killed In Crash of  Big Airliner   Chartered Plane Bursts Into Flames;  Bodies Badly Burned

Plane Burns In Swamp  After Mishar   Engine Trouble Seen As Cause Of Crash; Family Of 5 Killed

Viking Transport Explodes and Bursts Into Flames; Has Engine Trouble After Taking  Off.

27 Killed as Passenger Plane Crashes in Woods Near Virginia Airfield

Twenty-seven Perish in Plane Crash   Ill-Fated Craft Explodes and Bursts Into Flames

27 Killed As Plane Crashes Near Richmond   Viking Airline Transport Developes Engine Trouble, All Die

Plane Crash Fatal to 27 — In Virginia   Dives into Swamp ‘After Taking Off From Richmond °

27 RERSONS “DIE IN CRASH OF AIRLINER   Ship Explodes, Burns After Dive Into  Pine Forest

Explodes and Burns In Pine Forest While Attempting to Return For Landing At Byrd Airport

Tugboat And Motor Barge Workers In New York Strike   Water-Borne Shipments Of Fuel And Food For City Come To Halt Tedas

Arthritis Victim Gives Birth to Baby, Then IHasc Death Renderyvaue

Woman’s “Rendezvous With Life” Ends In Death With Birth of Child

Crippled Woman Keeps Rendezvous With Life and Death as Son Is Born

‘Rendezvous With Life’ Ends in Death °. As Crippled Woman Gives Birth to Son

Inside Your Congress  —o— No Indispensable Men! —by—  SAMUEL B. PETTENGILL  “The  Gentleman from indlana-

Missionary-Farmer Speaks In LeMars’ To Three Meetings  - Story Of LifeIn India Told By Dr. *  a. Sar

G.M. STRIKE ~ FOR MORE PAY {00DAYS OLD   Management, Labor Losses Estimated Over $750.000,000:

MOTOR WALKOUT UNSETTLED IN ITS 100TH DAY   General Motors Strike One Of Longest And Costliest In American History ; Roundup Of Strike And Labor News.

General Motors Strike Has Cost 150 Million  100-Day-Old Tie-Up Hos Meant Heavy Los

Castly General Motors Strike Into 100th Day   Loss to Management And Labor in Excess Of $750,000,000- Meet Aacain Tadav

100th Day Reached in Auto Strike   $750,000,000 Is Lost to Workers And Menagement

Longest, Most  Costly Dispute In U.S. History   $500,000,000 Loss to Corporation: Rest to Labor, Other Firms

GM Strike Enters — 100th Day   Negotiators Schedule Meeting Today; Losses . Set At $750,000,000

THURSDAY 100TH DAY OF GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE   it In One of the Longest and Coatliest In American Industrial History.   THE COST IS. $750,000,000°   The Corporation Ha» Lost Approximately $500,000, 000 In Unfilled Orders,

UNION AND FIRM STILL UNABLE 10 AGREE ON ISSUES   Millions. Also Lost by Other Companies Depend.  eran f MM

a AA A TTT LLG CR, IEEE I A  100- Day-Old GM Strike Costs Both Sides Over $750,000,000

100 Day Work Stoppage Costly, Workers and GM Have Lost $750,000,000

GM. Strike Costs $750,000,000 to Men And Corporation   Stoppage 100 Days Old ‘One of Longest on Record; Other Lines Held Up

GH Strike Cost At 750 Million   2,076 Workers Families In Flint, Michigan, Receiving Relief

GM Strike Is 100 Days Old   Walkout Has Cost Labor And Management More Than $750,000,000

feneral Motors Strike Has Caused A Loss Of Close To Billion Dollars

GM-UAW Walkout Enters 100th Day   Strike Costs in Excess Of $750,000,000, Report

Strike Costs GM, Unions $750,000,006   Others Affected   Strikers Get Welfare Aid

Walkout of Auto Workers Is Longest and Costliest in U.S. Industrial History, Aggregating $750,000,000

New Evidence Given Probers  By Gen. Short   Asserts Intelligence Did Not Believe Split With Japan Was Near

Short Says Miles Didn't Think War With Japs Neared   Intelligence Telegram of  Dec. 5, 1941, Told:   Jermed “Important”

Split With Japan  Unknown, Charge   Short Testifies Message Det. 5 Termed “Relations Strained”

SHORT MISLED BY MESSAGES HE DECLARES   Army Commander at Pearl Harbor Reveals Message Received Two Days Before Attack   EVIDENCE CAUSES STIR

SHORT CHARGES INTELLIGENCE FUMBLED BALL   Says That Miles’ Message Two Days Before Raid Didn’t See Danger

DOUBTED EARLY SPLIT NEAR AT TIME OF ATTACK   Testimony of Other Intelligence Officers Alse Placed In Record

Army Intelligence Wasn't Expecting Split With Japan   General Short Bares Message Allegedly Sent by S. Miles

Short Says Army Made Bad Guess   Didn't Believe War With Japanese Near

Chief of Artiy Intelligence Was. Unaware of Split   Short Says General Miles Didn’t Figure War Was Near Two Days Before Attack

Army Doubted Jap Break So Near, Report   Short Reads Message From Intelligence To Indicate Leaders Not  Fynectina Action

Miles Message Given Probers   Sent Two Days Before Attack, Short Tells  Congressional Probers

SHORT ASSERTS: ARMY'S ‘BRAIN’ CENTER FAILED   Pearl Harbor Defender Charges Intelligence Chief Missed Guess on War

POARL PAROS MAGE 2 ow   DEC. $, 1941, MESSAGE OF GEN. MILES TO PANAMA, SHOWING NO ATTACK IMMINENT, CAUSES STIR

SHORT STARTLES HAWAII PROBERS WITH NEW NOTE   SUBMITS MESSAGE ADVISING WARNING WOULD BE SENT

Genera  Says U. S. Surprised By Jap Blow   New Evidence Shows That 2 Days Before Attack, Break Was Not Feared

Short Gives P.H. Probers New Evidence   Message by Arm; Intelligence Read Into Records

Asks Resumption of Rationing   Lehman Sees Move ‘As Aid To Relieve World

Spain Inquiry : To Hear Giral   U. N. Group to Hold First Public Session Today

MORE REPORTS DAMN FRANCE   Committee Gets Charges Against Spanish Government

WARNING IS GIVEN ABOUT SMALLPOK   Hoosiers Are Urged to Get Vaccination Up to Date. .

ASK JUSTICE DEPT TO EXPLAIN. REPORT ON COFFEE AFFAIRS   Congressman Exonerated Of Any ‘$2500 Wrong-Doing’

Coffee Denies He Took $2,500  For ‘Services   Senate Probers To Inquire If Justice Department Exonerated Him   SOMERVELL FAILS TO RECALL CASE

WORK STOPPAGES IN CITIES CANCELLED ON MURRAY PLEA   DEM ON S TRATIONS PLANNED FOR NEW YORK AND  BOSTON WILL NOT ;  BE HELD j

Brothers Reunite, Marry Sisters   Two Separated As Children;  Lives Parallel

RECONSTRUCTION BEING PUSHED Huge Soviet Lottery Planned To Collect Funds For Program

Russia Voted Down In Peace Parley, 15106   Majority Decisions Will Prevail; Byrnes Lashes Soviet Views

Wealthy Aged Man Stabbed, Maid Beaten   Police Attempt To Reconstruct Brutal  Attack, Robbery

DUFF OPENS tls CAMPAIGN FOR GOP NOMINATION   Candidate Lists Stream Cleanup Bie Social Gain

Wyatt Resigns Housing Post   Truman Declares Program Remains Unchanged

Two Kindred Groups Must Be Satisfied  90.000 CIO Men  Snac Sea Peace

Yanks Smash Big Hungarian Ring   Dawn Raid Breaks Up Naval Smuggling Plan

Yanks Smash Smuggler Gang   Hungarian-Operated Danube Fleet Suspected of Aiding SS Men to Flee

American Troops Seize Hungarian Boats in Danube   Guns, Contraband Taken; Big Smuggling ‘Ring Said Smashed

Tank Veteran Killed in Fight  Arnaued Maritc af   Argued Merits of Tanks vs. Infantry

FEDERAL ACCOUNTANT TELLS COMMITTEE OF HUGE BOSSES’ WAGES  OVER MILLION AND ONE THIRD REPORTED VOTED SELVES BY OFFICERS

SENATORS PROBE  WAR PROFITS OF  ILLINOIS’ FIRM HEAR 5 OFFICERS OF  SMALL CONCERN GOT $12,500 PER MONTH

See Here, Indianapolis Hargrove’s Suspended Legion Post to Fight for Its Charter

Mayor's Suicide Brings Climax to ‘Anti-Gambling Crusade in Indiana

Negotiations In Auto Strike Are Stymied Again   GMC AND LABOR UNIONS STALLED AFTER NEW TALKS

PROGRESS SLOWS IN GM SETTLEMENT   Seniority. In Promotions Is Latest Issue

SETTLEMENT OF GM STRIKE NOW SEEMS STYMIED   Negotiations Hit Snag On Seniority Dispute— Conferrme Today

Atomic Burst Described By Eye Witness   Water Boiled, Seethed For Half an Hour After Burst   (Associated Press staff writer who witnessed the underwater explosion of the atomic bomb from a B-29)

Bikini from a B-29 A-Bomb Blast ‘Shot up Like Giant Pile Driver’

Tremendous Power Of A-Bomb Could Knock Out Entire Fighting Force Of Fleet!

 First of Postwar Flagpole Sitters Starts 35-Day Sit On 176-foot Pole

Yes Sir, the War Must Be Over!— Flagpole Sitter After Record   Vows to Sit on Pole Until July 4th

Politicians Open Final Week Of  Election Campaign   Brewster Gives Housing Report

HOUSING BECOMES HEATED ISSUE IN POLITICAL FIGHTS   Republicans Point Accusing Finger; Democrats Say  Polls Are Wrong

Campaign Into Final Week Both Sides in Accusations   Republicans Publish ‘Long Suppressed’ Report on Housing; Democrats In Attack On ‘Juggling’ of Public Opinion Polls

Charges Fly As Campaign Nears Climax   GOP Flays Record in War Housing; Demos Hit at ‘Opinion Polls’

GOP, Dems Wind Up   War Housing Record And Poll Forecasting Draw Most Fire

Last-Minute Debates Staged   Democrats, Republicans Seek To Find Mistakes Of Other Party

Anthracite Coal Miners Fail to ReachAgreement   76,000 Are Affected By Strike in, Pennsylvania Fields

Governor Race Is Only One of State Wide Interest   But It Is Sufficently Heated To Spur Movement to Polls Today

Third Party Diseussed by Secret Parley   Farm and Labor Leaders Explore Democratic Break

FARMERS, UNION MEN PLAN PARTY   PROGRESSIVE LEADERS MEET IN CHICAGO

Formation of Third Party ls Discussed   Possible Defection In Democratic Ranks May Re Developing

 Farm and Labor Leaders in  Secret Meeting Plan Third  Party for 1948 Election

Farm, Union Leaders Plan A Third Party   Secret Meeting Discusses Independent Political Action

Democratic Party Split in 48 Seer   Liberals Meet Secretly in Chicago; Union Leaders Prominent

THIRD PARTY IS MEETING OBJECT   Secret Session In Chicago  By Farm And Labor Leaders Revealed

MOVE LAUNCHED FOR THIRD PART)   Secret Meeting in Chicago Is Attended by Persons From 16 States

New Outbreaks In Palestine Mill Five More   ; Terrorists Attack Two Banks in Jaffa, One _ Blown Up by Raiders

Her Baby Not Pretty; She ‘Abandons It   But Everything Is O. K Now and She's Coing Back

ane  James Ashe, father, and Junior Infant Son Is ‘Beautiful,’ Chicago Parents Agree Now

Strip Mining Law fs Upheld   Dauphin County Court Holds Law is  Constitutional

Strip Mining Act Held Lawful By Dauphin Court  Opinion Declares Law Proper Exercise Of Statea’e Palica Pawer

Upward Surge of Grain, Livestock Prices Slowed on Chicago Market

IDENTICAL BIDDING PRACTICE PROBED BY JUSTICE DEPT.   Federal, State and City Governments Victimized by ; Monopoly Praclice

SUSPECT FRAME UP IN BIDDING   Justice Dept. 1 Investigates Identical Bidding In Sale Of Articles To U. §&., States. Cities.

New Scandals Due in Surplus Sales   Anti-Trust Experts Study War Goods Bids

US. Probing Monopoly by Its Suppliers   Identical Bidding Noted in Sales Of Necessity Items

LAUNCH PROBE OF MONOPOLY SALE SYSTEM   Justice Department Eyes Identical Bidding Practices hy Dealers

U. S.NVESTIGATES MONOPOLY SELLING   Sale Of Products ‘Essentia To Safety’ Studied

TRUST PROBE STIRRED BY IDENTICAL BIDDING   U. $. Looks Into Buying B Federal, State, City Aids

Juste Department Cracks Down on Identical Bidding. Monopoly Practices

Agriculture Department Will Operate Slaughterhouses With Help of Army

CIO Officials, However, Issue No Comment Concerning 193,000 of Their Members On Strike.   NATIONWIDE RAIL STRIKE IS LOOMING

‘Brotherhoods Ask.  Wage Adjustments   Emergency Board Created To Examine Demands  Re Wis Accmntntad Wenn

MEAT PACKING PLANTS ARE TO BE SEIZED   AFL Workers Are to Return—Ballot Is  Planned by BRT

AG. DEPARTMENT WILL TAKE OVER PACKING HOUSES   WHITE HOUSE SAYS WAR DEPARTMENT WILL HELP--MAYBE

C10 Packers Get Until Saturday To Resume Work   Railroad Brotherhood Asks Pay Hike, Better Working Conditions

Congressmen Want Truman to Sign Case Strike Bill  Petition Circulated In Opposition To Earlier Request

STRIKES CRIPPLE UL S. INDUSTRY; 1,786,000 IDLE   President May Order Seizure of Meat Industry }

PLAN IS UNDER STUDY; ACTION EXPECTED SOON   Natienwide Labor Strife Costs $13,500,000 Per Day

NUMBER OF WL BOAST TO COAST NOW 1796.00  Daily Loss in Wages Placed at 128 Miltons Wore      Daily Loss in Wages Placed at 13.5 Million; More Shutdowns Loom   WAGE KEY STILL SOUGHT   Meanwhile, Seizure of Meat Industry May Be Ordered Before End of Day

STaiKeS COSi WORKERS 1312 MILLION A DAY   Steel Output At 35-Year Low

U. 5. WINS POINT AT PARIS OVER SOVIET BLOC   Okay Amendment to Demilitarize BulgarGreek Frontier

Somebody Had to Do It Army Sergeant Turned Down Chance  To Come Home to Hang Nazi Leaders

Soldier Hangman Says  Nuernberg Job Clicked   By M/SGT. JOHN C. WOODS Copyright 1946 for the Associated

STORY OF DEATH ~ OF NAZI LEADERS   Master Sergeant Woods Says Everything Clicked Perfectly and Only One Moved After Drop.   DOOMED MEN BRAVE; ALL WERE ARROGANT   Different Rope and Different Hood Used on Each — Execution Required 103  Minutes.

Soldier Who ‘Hannaod Navi  imMiiyveu rwWe  Tolle Story  ives #IVi

AFL Offers Guide To U. S. Flectos   Unions Plan Purge Of Congressmen Who Vote Aqainst Labor

AFL Prepares Congressional Voting Records   Effort Will Be Made To Purge Congress Of “Labor’s Enemies”

AFL COMPILES VOTERS’ GUIDE ON LAWMAKERS   Domestic Issues Basis of Purge

Union Chief Seeks Purge   AFL Compiles List Of Voting Records Of Congressmen

DR. PETIOT DIES FOR KILLING 27   Bluebeard Of Paris Goes To Guillotine With Smile On His Lips

Church’s Builder Looks For “Ugly Facts” Out Of Possible Court Hearing

INDIA RIOTING TOLL CLIMBS TO THOUSANDS   British Rush Troops Into Palestine, Hint Search

Aftermath of Riots Reported Sickening As Dead Still Lie In Streets, Hunger Prevails

3000 Believed Been Killed In Calcutta Raids   Rains Bring Lull In Fighting

FREE INFORMATION GETS COUNCIL BOOST   Mirs. Roosevelt Champions Human Rights At UNO

Operations In Mines AreTo Sfop Sunday   Virginia Governor Drafts Workers In Stote Militia

Mine Operators Say Coal Strike Can’t Be Averted   Virginia Governor Drafts Workers To Prevent Power Strike

NO PROSPECT OF AGREEMENT IN UMW COAL ISSUE   National Coal Association Claims John L. Lewis Is " Making All Efforts to Pre went aw. Bessie’ Rainn

Agreement Can‘ Be Reached in Coal Situation  Lewis Playing for Hiaher Stakes?

Coal Mine Strike Held As Certainty   Hopes for Averting UMW Walk-Out Scheduled for Monday Fade; Montana Also Has Mine Dispute

Association Charges Lewis Fighting To Prevent Early Agreement   No Plans Devised To Seize Workings   ‘ Virginia Drafts Power Co. Workers Into Militia, Threatens Reprisals

Soft Coal Outlook Is Black   Agreement Unlikely In Time to Avert ‘Strike Sunday

Monetary Parley Opens in Georgia   Russia, Britain Loom As ‘Stumbling Blocks’

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Britain, Russia Monetary “Stumbling Block Nations”

NEW FIGHTING IN MANCHURIA   Chinese Communists Break Through Government Defenses In Rail Town.

CHINESE REDS. BREAK JUNCTION   Street Fighting Reported North Of Mukden

China Reports New Fighting  In Manchuria   Communists Crack Government Defense Near Rail Junction-

Chinese Reds In Breakthrough   Battle Fiercely At Rail Junction After Russians Withdraw

FOURNEWSECRETARY == ack Of All Trades, Master Of All—That’s A. Harriman

Harriman To Succeed  Wallace   Popular Envoy To Britain To Enter Cabinet

Harriman is Heralded As Rich Man’‘s Son Who Will Tackle Tough Johs

FAIR, MILD EASTER WEATHER PREDICTEC   Few Widely Scattered Showers and Local Thunderstorms Scen  for Parts of Nation,

Army- -Navy Pay Boost Bill Signed by Truman   New Law Calculated To Spur Voluntary Enlistments in All Service Branches.

TRUMAN SIGNS BILL   Measure Boosts Pay of Buck Privates and Apprentice Seamen

FBI REFUSES TO COMMENT ON ESPIONAGE   Production Methods Declared Known Only to U. S.

NUMBER OF CANCER CLINICS INCREASED   State Bureau Gfters Commun “files Financial: Ald =

An Ideal Patient Truman a Master at Relaxing Says His Personal Physician

Truman Thrives on “Grind” of Job + + + + + + ea t  His Health Has Improved in Office   Physician Points Out President Has Not Lost a Day From His Work Because of Illness--Calls Him “a Master in Art of Relaxation”—Constant Watch Kept on Executive for Signs of Fatigue During News Conferences.

Vote Against Working When  Seizure Occurs   Reverse Earlier A tion of All Workers; Decide By Unanimous Ballot

CIO Union Won’t Work, They Decide   Claim They Were ‘‘Double Crossed’’ — Government  Takes Over Saturday

BYRNES ASKING ‘TREATY ACTION "BET UNDERWA)      SEEKS MEETING OF FOREIGN MINISTERS OF “BIG FOUR” "BEFORE END OF THIS MONTH

GOP Tries Block Against Pair Of  Truman Choices   Inquiry Into Pauley Case Continued

Byrnes Demands Pact Revisions   U. S. Warns Russ Relief to Be Halted While Reparations Being Paid

[Revision of Armistice ‘Terms Urged   Byrnes Demands Changes; Sounds Warning

Byrnes Demands Allies Revise Armistice Terms   Peace Conferees. Are Deadlocked On Major Problems

IBYRNES WANTS TO REVISE TREATIES; IWARNS REDS OF GRABBING SPOILS

Teaneck Boy, 7, Is Drowned in Lake:  ‘Body Is Recovered   Blossfeld Child QObjee'  of Search in Jersey  Pienic Park; Lake Is Dracced

Boy's Body Is Found In Small Lake   Disappeared From * Sunday School Picnic

Barry Blossfield, 7, Disappeared Saturday From Sunday School Picnic; Comes to Surface

HUNT FOR REDS IN HIGH PLACES   RUMOR PUTS PRO-RUSSIANS IN STATE DEPT.

IKE OPPOSES SHARING BOME   Safeguards Needed First; 7 Billion Appropriation Gets Approval

HOTEL INSPECTIONS STRESSED BY STATE   Prevention Of Fire Aim 0 State Officiats

Unions Bar Shipments For Relief   Also Refuse To Permit Sending Food To Troops  ss. sratorner ees far

All Ports Tied Up by Strike Of AFL Seamen   Government Considers Action to Get Relief, Troop Supplies Released

U. S. Investigates Shooting Of Yank By Russian MPs  Women With Him  Escape Injury

HOWARD HUGHES _ MAY SURVIVE * PLANE CRASH   Crashes Into $100,000 Mansion, Which Burn: to Ground.

Bradford  Hospital Building Fund Reac ‘hes $680,000   4,052 School Children, 182 Teachers Contribute $3,821.43 To Fund

Bradford Hospital Building Fund Reaches $680,000   4,052 School Children, hers Contribute To Fund

NIGHT ATTACK FINDS YANKS UNINJURED   Shots Are Fired at Trainlead of American  Women and Children

ATION AGAINST BRITISH ORDER   Meeting Held “Some Where In ‘Hold Land”

Jewish Leaders Reported Uniting Groups Into ‘Single Combatant *  Army’’

UPA TAGGING COTTON GOODS WITH 1 10 2 PERCENT BOOST   Monthly Review Of Textile Costs May Bring More Increases Later

Total Hike Now Over 30 Per Cent....  OPA Increases Price Of Cotton Garments Again: More Boosts May Come

COTION APPAREL TO COST MORE AS CEILINGS “RAISED   OPA Grants Increase at Mills But Prices to he Reviewed At Intervals

NEW INCREASE OF 23 PCT. IS ADDED AT TEXTILE MILLS   BOOSTS PRICES IN RETAIL STORES AND MAY NOT BE LAST

Another Hike Approved for Cotton Goods   OPA Reveals Others May Follow; Several Control Prices Lifted

Another Price Hike Granted  On Garments   Cotton Apparel to  Cost One to Two Per Cent More at Retail— More Boosts Possible

OPA Hikes Price On Garmenis   Olticials In Task Of Writing New Ceilings Qn Meat.

OPA Tags Cotton Goods With Addec Price Raise Today   Men‘s Clothes Wil!  Remain Scarce for  At Least One Year By EUGENE 8B. DODSON

Another Price Boost Tagged On Cotton Clothing   OPA Says New Increase Will Mean Further Hike In Cost of Garments

Cotton Garments Given New Price Hike by the OPA   ) WRITING NEW CEILINGS . FOR LIVESTOCK WILL BE ARDUOUS TASK.

Clothing Prices Increased Again: 30% Since March   OPA Authorizes New Boost In Cost Of Cotton Textiles

PRICE OF COTTON GOODS RAISED AGAIN BY OPA   Hints Other Increases te Come on Textile Garments

Cotton Clothing: Prices Boosted, May Not Be Last   Efforts to Stabilize Cost Depends on Cotton Prices Which are Rising Steadily

Cotton Garments Tagged with New Price Increase   OPA Action Will Mean a 1 to 2 Per Cent Retail Boost... “"Wan't Be the Lace?

Increase for Basic Fabrics Now Total More Than 300 Since Last March; OPA Gives Reasons.   RAW COTTON PRICE DETERMINING FACTOR

Cotton Garments  Price Up   OPA Will Review Textile Prices Monthly, More Hikes if Necessary

Prices To Go Up On Cofton Clothing Soon   Stabilizing Of Textile Prices To Depend On What Happens To Raw Cotton Prices

New Price Hike. On Cotton Good: Won't Be Last  . OPA Set For Diive On Black Markets -

OPA Again Hikes Price Ceilings On  Cotton Garments   Sull Further Increases  - Likely, With OPA ta Review ' Price - Every Month. ;

Cotton Garments Get Another Boost in Price  Raw Material Costs Will Determine

Cotton Apparel Costs Boosted With OPA Order   Textile Prices To Be Reviewed Once Each Month

Increase in Cotton Clothing Prices is ~ Given OPA Approva      Further Hikes May Be in Store Administration  Offical Declares

OPA Boosts  Cotton Prices   “Increase: “At. Mills About Two aid -OneeHalf Percent: Retail: Price: Up.

OPA Tags Another Ceiling Hike on Cotton Garments:  og @   Textile Cost to Depend Almost Entirely on the Price of Raw Cotton

Cotton Price Goes Up Again; More Coming   Total Jump For Fabric Hits 30%; Launch Drive Against Black Market Meat

Cotton Goods Basic Price Again Hiked   Fourth Advance Since Last March Granted by OPA

Cotton Garments Are Upped Again   OPA Acknowledges Boost May Not Re Last

COTTON 0. K°D IN OPA RULING   Fourth Since March, Raise To Mean Higher Garment Costs

OPA Taga Another Boost To Bring Price Up To 30% Over Last March When Rise Began

OPA Tags Cotton Garments With Another Price Boost; Admits It May Not Be Last   Means Another Hike Of One To Two Per Cent On Apparel Sold At Retail

OPA Hikes. Price of Cottons: Lifts. Lids — ~ Off Silverware, Boots, Old Auto. Parts

Further Boost Probable, OPA Acknowledges   Staff Hopes to Have Livestock Ceilings Settled by Tonight

LUT PAGES HIKED HOH ATH TIME   OPA Admiis Latest Boost  May Not Be Last For Texiiles.

Cotton Clothing Prices Receive Further Boost   Goods Hiked About 214 Fer Cent At Mills; One To Two On Retail Goods

Cotton Goods Prices Raised   OPA Dolefully Acknowledges That It May Net Be Last One

PRICE OF COTTON GARMENTS HIKED   ‘Cattlemen Endorse '[Anderson's Decision

—Aand That Won't Be All OPA Marks Up Price Tags On Cotton Clothes

OPA Allows Price Hike On Cottons   Fourth Boost Since March; Reflects Costs

OPA Dolefully Admifs More Hikes Likely   Price Controls Or Other Articles Beina Dropped

Biscaau   National League   Amoariran Association   YESTERDAY'S GAMES   National League

USE HELICOPTERS IN RESCUE EFFORT   Two Are Flown to Near Plane Crash Scene

Pian to Rescue 18 From Wilds By Helicopter   14 Crash Survivors Badly Hurt, 26 Dead In Far North Tragedy

Rescue Planes Being Assembled In Newfoundland   Difficult Task Faces Parties Seeking to Aid Crash Survivors

*COPTERS ARE — - BEING USED FOR RESCUE   BIG TRANSPORT PLANES TAKE HELICOPTERS TO NEWFOUNDLAND—18 SUR. --—--—~VIVED AIRLINER CRASH

Helicopters to Rescue Iniured   ' Bighteen Survivors of ‘ Belgian Plane Crash “to Be Flown'to Gander

TWO RELEASED; TWENTY-ONE DISCHARGED   One Enlists In the Navy, and Ane Accepted By the Army For Duty

RETURNED TG CILIAN LIFE   Twelve Men Are From the Navy and One Is irom  the Coast Guard

HONGRABLY DISCHARGED      List Shows Three Men Having Served In Navy, Remainder In Army

Release Youths Investigated In Chicago Stayins   Hunt For Kidnap-Slayer In Chicago Case Resumed By Police Officials   YOUTHS CLEARED OF CRIME CHARGES

Two Young Men Cleared of Blame In Degnan Case   Prankster Mails Ear to Mother of Murdered Girl

LOCAL GOLFERS - DEFEAT TRENTON   Brookfield Overcame Visitors By : Score of 8 Up Last Sunday

VOTE ON DRAFT CAST BY RADIO   Senate-House Deadlock Over Teen-Agers Apparently Broken

DEADLOCK OVER DRAFT BROKEN BY RADIO VOTE   Andrews Favors Moratorium On  18-Year Olds

ANDREW * BACKS COMPROMISE ON TEEN-AGE DRAFT   Would Call 18-Year-Olds as Last Resort to Maintain Army

TEEN-AGE DRAFT DEADLOCK BROKEN   WAY CLEARED FOR’ CONFEREES TO APPROVE TAKING OF 18-YEAR-OLDS.

Andrews Breaks Committee Vote Deadlock on Draft   Statement Indicates Compromise To Keep Draft Act it in 1 Effect

Deadlock On Teen-Age Draft Problem Broken By Rep. Andrews’ Radiogram

Andrews Ends Draft Deadlock  To Call 18 Year Olds Only as Last Resort

18 Age Group Back In Draft Latest Report   ‘Rep. Andrews, Committee  _ Member, Breaks Tie Vote by Sending Radio Message from Pacific.

Radiogram Breaks Teen-Age Draft Deadlock; Andrews ‘Favors Senate Compromise   Representative Okays Conditional Moratorium On Induction Of 18 Year Old:

Dramatic Message From Ship Breaks  Tie in Commitiee   Final Decision Mey Be Te Keep Inductees in U. S. Until They Are 19

Deadlock On Draft Broken   Revised Proxy Vote Backs Senate Compromise on Teen Age Issue

Draft Deadlock Believed Broken   Dramatic Vote from Ship.at Sea Favors Calling 18-Year-Olds Only As Lact Reenyt

Teen Age Dratt Deadlock Broker   Vote From Pacific Is Deciding Factor

18-Year-Olds Likely To Be Drafted Again   Committee Deadlock Broken By Radio Mes. sage Fram Pacific; Draft_ Would Be Resum    él Adion Titan +

RADIOED VOTE ENDSDEADLOCK ON DRAFT BILL   Rep. Andrews Shifts Vote in Favor of Senate’s Proposal

Lawmaker Bound For Atom Test Ends Deadlock   Conferee Report Now Favors Calling 18-YearOld Boys After Oct. 1

Message From Pacifie Breaks   Deadlock On Teen-Age Draft   New York Republican Radioes Proxy Favoring Conditional Moratorium On Use Of 18-Tegners

Break Deadlock On Teen Draft  Youths 18 Drafted Last. To Stay In U. S$.

Near Unity On Draft   Cabled Vote Breaks Deadlock On TeenAgers: Showdown Soon

Conditional Teen Age Moratorium   Revised Proxy Vote. of Andrews Swings

END DEADLOCK ON DRAFT ISSUE   Rep. Andrew's Vote, Radioed From Pacific, Does The Trick; Actual Showdown Due Tomorrow.

Radios Group Vote On Draft   Rep. Andrews Favors Ban On Induction At 18: Breaks Tie

18-Yr.-Olds May 'Be Inducted Only As Last Resort   Radiogram Breaks Deadlock on Draft Measure; Showdown Thursday.

Proxy Ballot Breaks Draft Bill Deadlock   Solon’s Vote Flashed From Ship.Favors Compromise Proposal

ISSUE SETTLED ON DRAFT BILL   Extension Measure Will Include Induction Of 18-Year-Olds

Draft Deadlock May Be Broken   Representative Radios From Ship in Pacific Changing Proxy Vote

Plan for Inducting 18-Y ear-Olds May Win Approval   Apparently Decisive Vote Is Flashed to Washington by Absent Member Clearing Wav for Final Agreement on Bill

Dramatic Vote From Ship Far Out In Pacific Appears ToHaveBrokenDraftLock

Radiogram Breaks House's Teen-Age  Draft Deadlock   Andrews Revises Proxy Vote In Favor Of Moratorium For .18-Year-Old:

Vote At Sea Breaks Teen Draft Impasse   Andrew's Revision Of Proxy Gives Youths A Respite

Draft of 18-Year-Olds Before October Only as’Last Resort’   Dramatic Vote Radioed From-Ship Far at Sea Breaks Senate-House Committee Deadlock; Eqvors Conditional Moratérium on Inductions

Deadlock Over Draft Is Broken   Andrews in Pacific Votes for Inclusior  Of 18-Year-Olds

VOTE FROM SHIP AT SEA BREAKS TEEN-AGE BLOCK   CONGRESSMAN ON WAY TO BIKINI REVISES PROXY

ANDREWS’ VOTE MAY BREAK UP DRAFT STYMIE           Radioed Proxy Revision De: glares in Favor Of Moratorium

RADIO VOTE ENDS DRAFT DEADLOCK   Youths, 18, Now Face Call Only As Last Resort

DECISIVE VOTE IS FLASHED BY ANDREWS   Congressman Radios His Support from Mid-Pacific Area

Committee Breaks: Dearllock on Teen Age Drafl Measuie  Proxy Vote Cast ravorina Ri

Andrews Casts Decisive Vote  On Draft Issue   Committee Expected To Approve Plan for Inducting 18-Year-Olds

Decisive Vote ~ Ondssue Cast   In Mid-Pacific   Rep. Andrews Breaks Tie: For Drafting Teen aaers Aaain

Reportedly Impatient   Reprieved From Death By Faulty Electric Chair

SECOND ‘CHAIR’ TRIP DEBATED   Louisiana Officials Wonder lf They Can Send Negro To Death Again

ARE ATTACKING LIAOCHENC    10,000 Veteran Communist Treops  tre in Action

La Guardia Hits Wheat Speculation   Director Asserts Dealing in Futures Must Ston

Wheat Farmers To Hear Appeal From La Guardia   UNRRA Director Plans Strong Plea For Aid To Starving Nations

Experts Differ on How Long Strike May Last   Most States Won't Pay Unemployment Cash To Miners   State-by-State Picture

How Long Can Miners Hold Out?  “War Chests’ May Help in Tiding Coal Diggers Over

Ideas Differ For Length of Walkout   Union Usually Holds All Funds

How Long Can Miners Hold Out In Long Fight?   Experts Differ; Few Cash Reserves; Little Union Help, But They Can ‘Get By’ ©

Live From Hand To Mouth  Few Miners Have Big Cash Reserve In Bank

“War Chests’, Hunting Skill Could Save Idle Diggers from Starving

Miners’ Future Seen As Gloomy   Food Will Be Scarce But Men Not Expected To Go Hungry

Few Have Any Cash Reserves ....  How Long Can The Miners Hold Out On Strike With No Paychecks Coming In?

Hooded Maruaders Riding in Hooded Car Said To Have Burned Crosses in’ Negro Section Last Saturday and Sunday Nights.

GOVERNOR TOLD OF INCIDENT BY NEGRO EDITOR   letter indicates Burning Of Crosses Linked With Recent Efforts Of Negro  Democrats lo Vote  In S. C. Primary.

Jews Declare British Plan ‘Reign Of the Guillotine  Underground Group Broadcasts Appeal fr Ey e 4 vp All

ee  (By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS:   May, Striving to ‘Retain Political Post. Casts Vote

Two Survive Crash of Plane At Take-Off Near Elko, Nevada: Was Luxury Liner

Pauley Fight Against: Oil Proposal Fold   $25,000 Donated  To Campaign, Witness Asserts

PAULEY FOUGHT OIL CAMPAIGN WITNESS SAYS   Political Friendship Charges Hurled By Taft

DEMOGRATIC CAMPAIGN HEADS — COUNTING ON MEAT SUPPLIES   PARTY'S HEADQUARTERS EX—PECTING—TRUMAN—TO—-TAKEACTION WITHIN FEW DAYS

fe a on Malaria   $5,000,000 RESEARCH  PROGRAM PAYS OFF. IN EFFECTIVE COMPOUNL

Juan A. Rios, Chilean Chief, Is Dead Today   Friend Of Democracy Who Broke With Axis Dies In Santiago

President Rios of Chile Succumbs   Admirer of Democracy Took Office During War

Red Press Scores Turk Welcome to U: §. Battleship   Says They Mede Missouri Visit Appear Hostile Act Toward Russia   RENEWS OLD FIGHT OVER DARDANELLES   Izvestia Highlights Fact That Montreux. Pact Was Broken in ’41

Izvestia Assails Turkey for Noisy Welcome to U. S. Battleship Missouri

Soviets Publish Attack on Turkey For Welcome Given U. S. Warshin

IZVESTIA HITS TURK WELCOME   a  Russians Claim Prominence Given To Missouri Visit Not Called For

NAZIS AIDED ARGENTINE NEWSPA PERS   Subsidized Fi ive. “Of Them During The War 

Five Argentina Newspapers On Nazi Subsidy List During War is Proven By Documents

Three Argentine Papers Branded  As Anti-American   Five Subsidized By Germans During War

Latin Papers Were Subsidized   Five Publications In Argentina Are Cited

U. S. Embassy Produces Proof Nazis Subsidized 5 Argentine Newspapers.

4 More Houses Taken Over in Swank District   Won't Budge, Say Many Of Thousand ‘Direct Actionists’

British Cabinet Has Squatter Ejection Job   Has to Map Strategy To Check Communist  led Commandeering NE Vereeciwcx WSS:

BRITISH CABINET MAPS PLANS 10 QUST SQUATTERS   Communist-Léd. Throngs Exfend “Invasion” to Ken¢tinoton Area

British Cabinet Maps Strategy asi\Squatters Seize Vacated Quarters

Map Strategy To Check Squatter Move   Communists in London Take Over Luxurious Apts.

PLAN REIN ON ACTIVITY OF SQUATTERS   British Cabinet Meets to Consider Ways to Combat Communist Move to Seize Housing Units for 10,000 Persons,

Squatters- Seize. London-Houses’   Luxury Apartments, Dwellings Invaded * by Home Seekers.

Rebel! Escapes Lynching Mob   Ternessean Arouses Ire of Chicago Negroes At Anti-Lyrching Rally

U.N'Takes Action On New Members   Try To Avoid Showdown Over Albania

Russian Objects To Emphasis On  Press Freedom   Report Due Today From Group Investigating Franco Government

Human Rights Are Considered By Council   Voice Objection To Emphasis Given Information

Soviets Holding Steady On News   Commission View Brings Out Fire At UN Meet

UN Tackles Five Vital . New Issues   Broad Program Wil! Aftect Lives. OF AdtEltone OF Peanle

Prepares To Hear Report of Mrs. Roosevelt’s Commission on Human  ~ Rights In. Broad Pro - gram Affecting Mil.  lions.

SOVIET DELEGATE T0 U.N. OPPOSES FREE PRESS “EMPHASIS”  OBJECTION COMES AS ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL STARTS WORK

Soviet Support For Paris Peace Parley Doubtful   Molotov Sounds Out Moscow on Byrnes’ Proposal

BYRNES URGES JUNE 13 PEACE PARLEY DATE   Disgusted With Progress Made on Anniversary of V-E Day

SEEKS JUNE 15 PEAGE PARLEY   Byrnes Irked By Delay Meets New Rebuff By- Molotov

ce i oe  OPA Asks New Data On Rents      Order Goes Out To Those Residing In Calhoun And Cleburne Counties

Poor But Proud Pair Found Dead In Mansion Filled With Antiques ©

High Court Rejects Zero-Hour Appeal   Musician and Wife Found Dead Amid Poverty in Big Mansion

NURSES OPEN 42ND ANNUAL CONVENTION   improving Working Gondifion Main Problem

New York State Plans Defense For Atom Bombs  Guard Reorganizatio __ Is Designed to Meet Panic, Terror

Disaster Corps Called For in Reorganization  Of N.Y. State Guard

New York State Plans Defense For Atom Bombs  Guard Reorganizatio ts Designed to BRAnnt Danie Tarrar

State Prepares To Defend Agains Atomic Age War  Plan War-Disaster Corps With Reorganization of

Reduce Taxes Only If Arms ‘Need Whittled   Secretary Of Commerce Wallace Calls For Furth. et Large Foreign Toans,

High Taxes Needed Until  Disarmament Wallace, Clayton Urge Leadership

STEEL FURNACES BEING BANKED, MEN LAID OFF   Mass Walkout Of 750,000 Set For One Minute After Midnight Sunday   MEAT ISSUE DEADLOCKED   Fact-Finding Board Plans Public Hearings; More Violence Reported

Biggest of All Strikes  Set Monday   Furnaces Banked as Steel Mills Get Ready to Close

Murray Will Call Walkout On Schedule   Some Mills Already “Jumping The Gun”

Saar Barrier. Tres Gen. Clay   French Troop Entry Called ‘Unilateral’

‘Operation Crossroads’ Taking Care Of Relocation Of Natives Of Bikini

HARRY HOPKINS DIES IN HOSPITAL   Lengthy iliness {s Fatal To FDR's Special Advieor

Hopkins, Late Piesident’s Adviser, Dies   Mystery Hinted In Doctor’s Report on Illness

Harry Hopkins, Right-Hand Man To F. D. R., Dies   Considered in Capital One of America’s Most Powerful ‘Men

Harry Hopkins Dies Suddenly   Obscure Tness Is Fatal To. FDR's Confidant

H. HOPKINS, TOP ROOSEVELT ADVISER, DIES   Late President’s Most Trusted Friend Is A Victim Of Obscure Mystery Malady

LONG ILLNESS ENDS CAREER OF HARRY HOPKINS   Funeral Services For Close Roosevelt Adviser Listed Friday

Harry Hopkins  Dies Following  Lengthy Illness   Special Adviser to Roosevelt Emtrusted With Highest Secrets

HOPKINS, FDR ADVISER, DIES   Man Who Shared Secrets With Late President Succumbs at 55

Australia Hits Russ Oil Pact   Iran Agreement Scored; Situation May Be Brought Before Council

New Mental Hospital in lowa Urged   Dr. Hamuiton’s Report Make Recommendations for  Ertectiveness

$2,000 TEACHER SALARY FAVORED   Education Committee Sets Up Minimum Pay

SENATORS TELL HANNEGAN TO DROP PAULEY   Democratic Chairman Is Given Very Definite Information

Dismissal of Charges by U.N. Forecast!   Indonesian Case Precipitated Crisis of Council

Russ Charge Losing Out   Negative Vote by Security Council Is Expected in Indonesia Crisis

Petition Protests hM@ w School Bill   To Prove Each Suspect Guilty Of Criminal Act

Jap W ar Criminals Must Be Found  Guilty of Active Participation

Under MacArthur’s Charter Not Sufficient to Prove Defendant Merely Member of Criminal Group

PERSONAL GUILT PLAN FIXED FOR JAP TRIALS   Criminal Act Must Be Pinned Upon Each Defendant

Afghanistan, Sweden Iceland Admited i in UN   Debate on Issue of Racial Discrimination Held by Tow Groups

Peace Conference Is Surprised By Appeal For Reduced Sentenced   Molotov Accuses U. S. And England Of Seeking Monopolistic Control Of Mediterranean To Continue Turmoil In Parleys.

SEEKS BETTER BREAKS THAN TREATY EIUES   Asks Co-belligerent Status and Permission to Retain Army.

Co-Belligerent Rights Asked by Romania   Molotov Claims U. S., British Monopoly in Mediterranean

ROMANIA APPEALS FOR PRIVILEGES   Asks Peace Group For Permission to Retain Armed Forces

MOLOTOV HURLS ANOTHER BLAST AT U, S., BRITAIN   Russia Accuses. Allies Of Seeking Monopoly In Mediterranean   TREATY SAID HARSH   Romania Asks Co-Belligerent Privileges; Would Retain Her Armed Forces

Molotov Indirectly Accuses U. S., Britain Of Monopoly in  BS aii numemamen A weam

Romania Asks Easier Terms, Co-Belligerency   Molotov Indirectly Attacks U. S.  and Great Britain

ROMANIA APPEALS FOR EQUAL RIGHTS AT PEACE MEETING   Tatarescu Pleads Case for Nation; Molotoy Accuses U. S., Britain of Seeking Power.   RUSSIANS RECEIVE VICTORY IN CASE

ROMANIA ASKS TO KEEP ARMY UNDER TREATY   Tataresecu Pleads for Easier Terms Before  Peace Conference

Romania Asks Reduction in Treaty Terms   Seeks Co-Belligerent Privileges, Permit To Retain Forces

Romania: Appeals To Conferees for Easy Treatment   Appearance a Surprise; Asks Permission to Retain Armed Forces   DEBATE ON ITALIAN REQUEST VERY BRIEF   Molotov Hints That British and U. S., Seek Mediterranean Monopoly

Romania Seeks  ‘Easier Terms      Appeal Made To Parley For Recognition Of Cobelligerency

ROMANIA ASKS SOFTER PEACE TREATY TERMS   Molotov Accuses U.S. of Seeking Monopoly in Mediterranean

Romania Seeks To Keep Army  Former Ally of Nazis Stresses Support  Feo ee. ee eee. eee

Decontrol Board Head Has Wifey At Elbow Batting For American Housewife

GROUP STUDIES. TRUMAN PLAN  FOR TRAINING   HEAD OF COMMISSION SAYS ROGRAM WILL_IN-__ * VOLVE. SOME ‘MILITARY  “YOUTH TRAINING

TRUMAN BACKS TRAINING PLAN   De-Emphasizes Military Aspects of Peace Program

HALDEN SLATED AS LEGION HEAD   Vet From Manly Due  Vice Commander Poet

Halden Slated to Head lowa Legion  Caucuses Practically Assure Election

VINSON, CLARK PRESENT  Dems Light Political Fires At Rayburn Dinner Tonight  Cae ht

Ohio's Job Outlook Good, ‘Reconversion Survey Shows   Employment Expected To Exceed Mid-War Level in Coming Months; Strikes Offer Problem

(AJOR BOOST N OHIO'S JOB NCTURE SEEN   ammission Predicts Rise of 186,000 Over Last Fall's Post-War Low.

Jap Commander Kills Household   Shoots Self; Felt Degraded By Defeat

ri FAST fo   Solons Optimistic Agreemen Can Be Reached in Proposed  Price Controls   TRUMAN MIGHT VETO ACT IF BANS ARE RETAINED

iViariow:  Government Answers All Questions You’re Asking ‘About The Sugar Famine

Break Seen in Stand Against Teen-Age Draft   Overseas Curb Also Included  In Compromise

HOUSE AND SENATE GROUP DE CIDE TO RAISE “CEILING : TO 45 YEARS IN ’  BILL

Canada Frowns On Talk of Riff With Russians   Premier Voices Grave Concern, However, Over Espionage Activities

King Gives Parliament Red Spy Plot Details, Frowns On Talk Of Open Break With Russia

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King Shuns Open Break With Soviet   After Saying Spy Ring Extended Into US, Britain

King Frowns on Talk Of Possible Break With Soviet Union   Prime Minister Emphasizes Dominion’s Desire To Maintain Friendly Relations Between Allied Nations

King Is Concerned Over Alleged Spy Work By Russians   But Canada's Premier Frowns on Idea of Open Break With  Russia.

Spy Case Reviewed By King   Canadian Prime Ministex Opposes Open Break With Russia

RED ESPIONAGE ACTIVITIES RANGED THROUGH DOMINION. UNITED STATES AND BRITAIN

King Against Soviet Break   Certain Stalin and Russian People Did Not Sanction Spying

CANADIAN HEAD OPPOSES BREAK WITH RUSSIANS   King Admits He's Gravely ~ Concerned Over Soviet Espionage Activity

Atom Leak. Stirs Canada   Kina ‘Concerned’ but Frowns on Breaking Diplomatic Ties

SPAIN DEFENDS CONDUCT IN WAR   Foreign Office Charges U. S. Treated Fairly   King, altho Admittedly Concerned, Doesn't Want Break with Russians

King Relates Details Of Red Spy Plot   Says Government  Spy Activities;      Gravely

BELIEVES STALIN DID NOT KNOW OF ESPIONAGE   Prime Minister Gravely Concerned Over Russian Spy Activity in Canada

Prime Minister Of Canada Tells Of Red Spy Plot   Reveals Russian Espionage Activities Extended Into U. S, And Great Britair.

GIVES DETAILS OF. SOVIET SPY PLOT TO PARLIAMENT   VOICES BELIEF THAT © STALIN WAS UNAWARE OF RUSS ESPIONAGE

‘Stalin's Name Is Not Linked In Activities   Seized Documents Show Canada Was Ecnionage Bose

But Frowns on an Open Break With Russians   Believes Stalin Ignorant Canada Being Made Red Spy Headquarters

Canada Concerned Over Red Spying»   But Premier Frowns On Any Suggestion OF Diplomatic Break With Soviet Nation

"Canada “Gravely Concerned” Over Soviet Spy Plot   Prime Minister King Discloses Details  But Frowns on Open Resak with Diieetm

Says Dominion Was Made Base for Acts Detrimental to-U. S. and Britain

Canada Avoids Russian Break   Prime Minister King Alarmed By Spies

King Tells of Red Spy Plot   Canadian Premier Frowns on Idea of  Break With Russia

Mackenzie King "Reveals Details  Of Red Spy Plot   Emphasizes Gravity But Frowns On Open Break With Ruesia.

ON RED ESPIONAGE      Canadian Prime: Minister “Says Activity Extends Into U. S.   WANTS NO OPEN BREAK

DOESN'T THINK STALIN KNEW OF SPY ACTIVITIES   Canadian Prime Minister Frowns On Idea Of Open Break Between Canada And Russia; British Scientist Held For  Questioning.

CANADA RED SPY BASE, M’KENZIE KING DISCLOSES   Minister Says Soviet Used Dominion  As Seat Of Operations Against  Tl]. &. Qeaat Reitam

King Reveals Russian Spy Ring Details   Voices Belief Stalin Was Ignorant of Work Under Way in Canada

Details of Soviet Spy Plot Revealed to Canadian Houss   Prime Minister Tells of Espionage; U. S., Britain Concerned

Canada Told Of Spy Plot  By Russians   Prime Minister King Expresses Concern But Frowns Upon Break

Break Between Canada-Russia  Frowned Upon   Mackenzie King Tells Parliament Nation Wa: Being Made Base for Espionage Activities

AING WORRIED ABOUT RED ESPIONAGE   Believe Stalin Is Ignorant Of Spying Activities   Gives Details Of Spy Plot To Parliament: Dominion Base Of Operations

Parliament Gets Report On Spy Case   Believes Stalin Ignorant Of Plot

Situation Causes Grave Consern; Spying Done On U. S. From Canada

King Claims Spies Extended Work  Into America   BY HARRY T. MONTGOMERY

Canadian Heac Hifs Russian Spy Activity   McKenzie King Frowns On Open Break Between Russia and Canada, He Tells Parliament

Candidates Beat Filing Deadline; Dogtight Assured   Thirteen Additional Demo Office Seekers  To Cause Scramble le tata Delia ncig   Verret heeceeer

Urge Renewal of Good Relationship   Germany’s Return to Power Seen as Only Alternative

Big 3 Heading For Breakup, Briton Wams   Peace Imperilled By Disagreement Diplomat Asserts

Briton Expresses Alarm at Strained Big 3 Relations   Churchill Aide Asks If Russia’s Aim Is World Domination

STALIN DIPLOMACY HIT IN COMMONS   PARLIAMENT TOLD BIG POW. ERS’ RELATIONS ARE “ALARMINGLY STRAINED.”

Parliament Told Relations Between ‘Major Powers ‘Alarmingly Strained’

Chiang Rushes Military Chief to Direct Battle Being Lost to Red Army

NO INCREASE SEEN IN MEAT FOR NEXT YEAR   Situation May Be Relieved By Smaller Number In Armed Forces

Russia May {Upset Trieste Settlement   Reds Ask Slavs and Ttaly to Settle the Matter Alone

TRIESTE QUESTION AGAIN BECLOUDED   Russia Asks Yugoslavia anc ttaly to Settle Matter ~ hy Themealyes

Soviet Proposal Likely to Prolong Trieste Dispute   Big Four Jolted By Moscow Invitation for Direct Negotiations

REDS MAY UPSET TRIESTE ACCORD BY APPEAL MOVE   Urges Htaly and Yugoslavia To End Dispute Themselves

Russian Move Crimps Big-4 Trieste Work   Direct Italo-Slay Conference Urged, Unsetline Schedule

SOVIET MOVE SLOWS FINAL TRIESTE PACT   Makes Belated Appeal To Italy, Yugoslavia To Settle Dispute

Belated Appeal Made by Russia To Two Nations   Final Agreement on Big Four Dispute Mav Be Delayed by Action

RUSSIANS UPSET AGREEMENT ON TRIESTE ISSUE   Belated Appeal _ To Italy And Yugoslavia Crosses Up Big 4 Plans

SOVIET APPEAL UPSETS PLANO SETTLE TRIESTE   Reds Want Italy and “Yugo-slavia To Carry on Direct Necotiations for Peace

Banker Repays ‘Honor. Debt"  or oans ah e719 ‘nn ae peat ing Pann yn “in. Vovmed

Banker Pays Off After 31 Years   Devoted Life To Paying Losses To Depositors After Bank Robbery in 1915

 J Cannot Claim Any Credle  a  Bank Head Works In Meat Stores  To Pay Depositors For Losses

‘IT Cannot Claim Any Credit’  Bank Head Works In Meat Stores  To Pay Depositors For Losses   ALTHOUGH

ee nannies  Faces Christmas With Lighter Heart After 31-Year Struggle To Repay $18,000 Bank Losses

PROMISES MADE TO SECURE LOAN ARE VIOLATED   U. 5. Objects To Features Of British- argentine  ,   EXPLANATION BEING ASKED OF LONDON

U. §. PROTESTS TRADE. ACCORD   Holds Argeement of Britain And Argentina Violates Pledge Under Loan

BRITISH TRADE PACT GRITICIZED   U. S. HOLDS ACCORD WITH AR: GENTINA VIOLATES LOAN AGREEMENT.

U. S. Objects to Terms of Pact  Formal Protest Is Made to Britain

U. S. Objects To Argentine Trade Accord   Holds Britain Has Violated Promises Made To Get Loan

U.S. Says Britain Is Violating Paci   Agreement With Argen: tine Brings Treasury Protest

Allis President Sends Goodland Third ‘Warning’   Says Enforcement Has Broken Down Since Strike

Disarmament First On Agenda for 14 Nations Diplomats   Argument Likely To Have Large Bearing On Peace Future

Pay Talks  to Open March 12   Two Major Walkouts Account for Half of 800,000 Idle

BOARD NAMED TO HANDLE VETS FUND   Six Vets of  World War II Named by Kelly

TROOPS BATTLE TRIESTE MOBS   AMERICAN AND BRITISH SOLDIERS ATTEMPTING TO QUELL VIOLENCE IN PORT CITY

Trieste Strike Is Spreading   New Outbreaks Are Also Reported In Contested City—Several Killed

GREECE 10 FIGHT ITALY ADMISSION   Monetary Conference Heading Into Stormy Session Today. Resort

U. S. SEEKS SHOWDOWN WITH SOVIET   Firmer Attitude Shown By Byrnes In Two Notes

Explanations of Manchurian and lran Acts Asked   Firm U.S. Attitude Toward Moscow Is Indicated in Notes

RED SHOWDOWN SOUGHT BY U.S   Brrace Sends Second Note  On Chinese Issue

UNCLE SAM SEEKS SOVIET DECISION,   Showdown With Russia ds Indicated In Talk,” By Byrnes.

Byrnes Sends Sharp Notes   Is Asking Moscow Yor Stand Explanation

SOVIET PROMPTS US. SHOWDOWK   American Attitude Stiffens in Regard to Treatment of Manchuria, iran

BYRNES SEEKS EXPLANATION OF GRABS IN EAST   Diplomatic ~ Notes Criticize Russian Tactics In Manchuria, Iran

U. S. Seeking Showdown With Russia Over Policy  In Manchuria and Irar

Byrnes Asks Explanations on Manchuria, lran   Secretary Turns Press Conference Into Denunciations

BYRNES ASKING SOVIET RUSSIA FOR SHOWDOWN   Secretary of State Sends Two Brisk  Notes to Moscow

Moscow Asked About Reason: For Disputes   Firmer Attitude Seen As Prelude Tr. 1) S Action

U.S. Nearing Showdown With  Soviet Russia   Byrnes Notes to Moscow Demand Explanations Of Policies

New Machinery For Wage Control Is Beg Planned   Gradually Diminishing Pro. gram Of Wage Controls Aid Of Administration

cari OF PAY CONTROL   ALL WAGE-PRICE, CONTROLS TO BE "AT VERY NARROW POINT” BY JANUARY

TO SPEED END OF CONTROLS OVER WAGES   Decision on Procedure to Be Followed Ready This Week

OUTLOOK IS BRIGHTER FOR WORLD   Fighting Is Continuing Some Areas

BYRNES THROWS MORE LIGHT ON MOSCOW PARLEY   Insists Status Of Mac‘Arthur In Japan Not Hurt: Talks On Radio

Big 3 Paet Is Viewed  With Hope   Truman And Byrnes Expect Agreement To Prove Mile-Stone To Peace

Also Prospects for Early I’ind to the Chinese Civil War  FIRST PEACETIME YEAR SINCE 1938  Moscow Conference Will 3e Milestone on Road To Peace

STRIKES DELAY FARM EQUIPMENT   MANUFACTURER HAS -PESSIMISTIC VIEW OF SPRING SUPPLY

Party Returning to Carroll from All-Day Eagle Lodge Picnic   Rush On To Pay Taxes

C.R. Social Security Office Set To Handle Vet Survwors’ Claims   More Persons Eligible for Benefits Under Recent Amendmentts.

SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE Now RECEIVING CLAIMS OF WORLD WAR IL VETERAN'S SURVIVORS

DEGEASED VETERANS SURVIVOR'S CLAIMS   Social Security Administration Office At Fort Dodge Issues Statement Regarding Claims.

Lincoln SS Office To Pay Claims   Of Survivors Of Deceased Veterans Insurance Benefits

FUND CAMPAIGN PLANS STUDIED   Republicans Told Big Job Facing Them Is To Avoid ‘Truman Depression’

G. 0. P. STUDIES FUND-RAISING CAMPAIGNS   Leaders Also Chart Desired Changes in Hatch Act

Nine Persons Are Victims In Texas Mishaps   Five Are Killed In Car Accidents During Weekend

Nine Persons Are Vidims In Texas Mishaps  Five Are Killed In 1 Ger Accidents  am Asafa

MANY NEW BUSSES FOR GREYHOUND   One-Fourth Of Fleet Tx Be Replaced Soon.

REDS PROMISE  WITHDRAWAL   Virtually Complete Settlement  ( Case Is Forecast For Todav’s Session

Charges Might Be Dropped If Promise Kept   Russia Assures United Nations Security Council Troops Will be Out in Early May-—Gromyko May End Bove

GUARANTEE 10 GET OUT IN SIX WEEKS SATISFIES TEHRAN   Complete Settlement of Cori:  troversy Expected at Meet  ing of Security Coun-  cil Today.   GROMYKO'S RETURN TO SESSIONS LIKELY   Case Probably Will Be Kept  on Agenda Until Soviet ~  Evacuation Is , Complete.

Iran’s Ambassador Ready To Accept Soviet Statement Troops Will Leave Within Six Weeks

lran Is Prepared To Accept Soviet Assurance; Issue May Be Shelved   Gromyko States Russian Troops Will Be Out of lran by May 6   COMPLETE SETTLEMENT TODAY IS PREDICTED   Officials Feel Council Sur. vived Crisis with Added Prestige

RUSSIA PULLS TROOPS FROM OIL-RICH AREA   SETTLEMENT GIVES NEW PRESTIGE TO U. N. COUNCIL

U.N. Security Council Crisis Appears Ended   Negotiations on Oil Concessions Won't Affect Decision—Gromyko

Settlement of Critical Issue Foreseen Today   Hussein Alas Decision Follows Groymko Announcement

UNO Crisis Over  Iran Collapses   Iranian Ambassador Ala Accepts Soviet Word Given Security Council As Unconditional Guarantee Russian Troops Are To Withdraw

FULL ACCORD ON DISPUTE IS LIKELY TODAY   Gromykos Return To Council Meeting Is Now Expected

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Red Statement Paves Way for  Ending Crisis   Gromyko Says Russian Troops to Be Out of Iran Within 6 Weeks; Case Still on Agenda

Soviet To Remove Troops By May 6   James F. Byrnes May T ake Initiative In Shelving Issue Of Keep ing It On Agenda

Russia Promises to Remove Her Troops within Six Weeks; Cas; Remains on Council’s  - Agenda.

UNO Crisis Over fran  About Over   Ala Prepared to Accept Soviet Statement On Troop Withdrawals Unconditionally

  New York Doctors Join ‘Plea to Legalize  Mercy Kiilings in U. S.

NOTHING HEARD FROM MOSC¢ REGARDING QUESTIONS OF © ACTIVITY IN MANCHURIA, IRA

Russians Reply On Loan; Silent On Other Issue:    Message Delivered in Washington; Manchuria, Iran Notes Ignored

‘STILL SILENT ON PROTESTS SENT SOVIET   Iranian Case Will Be Placed Before UNO  Ly

No Reply on Manchuria, Iran Policy   Replies Only to American Note on Soviet Request  for Billion Loan

Washington Is Much Alarmed By Soviet Row      President’s Remarks Fail To Restore Calm   NO WAR THREAT,   But Diplomatic Front To Face Further Difficulties

‘Conductor, Engineer Die In Train Wreck   Locomotive and Passenger Train Collide Headon On Long Island Railroad

Head-on Train Crash Kills 2  10 Passengers are ghee Se: ke SE, PRS

Engineer and Conductor Die in Collision   10 Passengers Injured Seriously When Locomotive Hits Train

Two Killed, 10 Hurt in © Train Wreck  Accident Marks Second in  § pare se - y sae i SA . Seppe

Two Die, 10 Injured As Passenger Trains Crash   Conductor, Engineer Killed, 10 Passen: gers Hurt in Head-On Smash-Up

TWO KILLED IN WRECK   Locomotive Collides With Train on Long Island Railroad

THREE KILLED IN RAIL WRECKS      Conductor And _ Engineer Killed And Several Injured Badly In New York; One Dies In New Jersey Train (alliaian.

Trial Verdict Due Monday   Sentences Expected to Be Told Tuesday

Manuilsky Is Charged With  Interference   Greeks Say Ukrainian Minister Tried to Influence Plebiscite

STEEL STRIKE NOW IN ITS  THIRD WEEK   Truman Schedules New. White House. Meetings on Matter

“Outsiders” Expected To Be Called In By Executive.  INCREASES SEEN IN STEEL PRICES Report From Board May  Furnish Clues To Solution.

PRICE BOOST IN ‘STEEL APPEARS CERTAINTY NOW   Truman Calls For More White House  Conferences

Truman Maps  Labor Plans   Plans Conference To  End Steel Walkout

THREAT OF TRANSIT STRIKE IS LESSENED   St. Louls Bus and Street Car Em ployes’ Union Names Arbitrators in Contract Dispute.

JEWEL THEFT GLUES FOUND __ BY OFFICERS   INFORMERS SAID TO HAVE ‘GIVEN POLICE. INFORMATION  5 GARDING BENSA- ~~ TIONAL ROBBERIES

SCOTLAND YARD GETS CLUESIN JEWEL ROBBERY      Insurance Claims Total Over One Million Dollars

NARKS DISCLOSE THEFT DETAILS   Scotland Yard Relies on Spies For Data

Discount Third Party Move   National Farmer Union Breaks With  Truman Regime

Steelworkers Called Seabs By Ship Union   Maritime Leader Seeks Showdown With CIO Chieftain

Poland To Ask U.N. Action On  Franco's Spain   Delegate Instructed To Bring Up Matter Of Diplomatic Relations

Poland Brings — Up Spain  To Have UNSC _  Study Matter AX Dlatianme

Delegate from Poland Told  To Raise Issue   Polish Government  To Recognize Exiled Spanish Republican Government of Giral

Poland Asks UN Take Up  Franco Issue   Recalls Harsh Treatment Given By Regime Under  ant VWintadaw Snanich Dictate~

FAVOR BREAKING  U. N. RELATIONS  WITH SPANIARDS ANNOUNCE POLAND  WILL RECOGNIZE FYILEN COVERNMENT

POLAND TO SEEK ACTION ON SPAIN   Wants UN Council To Discuss Diplomatic Relations

UN To Get Spanish Question   Polish Delegate Told To Present Matter To Council

Poland Seeks U.N. Action on Spanish Case   Urges Breaking Off Of Diplomatic Relations With Gen. Franco

Thinks All Should Break With Franco   Council May Ask Full Report From Iran © ‘And Russia

Poles To Raise Spanish Issue  ’ In U. N. Council   Seek A General Break In Relations With The  Franco Regime.

POLES DEMA U.N. ACTION ON FRANCO GOVT   Should Break Off Relations With Spain, War saw Says

Poland Instructs Delegate to Enter Spain Issue at U. N   Radio Broadcast Says Polish Will Recognize J. Giral

POLAND TO ASK U.N. COUNCIL BREAK WITH FRANCO SPAIN   Delegate Instructed After Reeognition Is Given to Exiled Republican Regime

Fields Identifies Profit Sharer in Wire Screen Sale  Slaughter Wants to Know About Dummy Corporations

War Surplus Probers Told Of ‘John Doe’   Bioker Remembers ‘Joe Doe’ as His Former Associate

Profit-Sharing Man Identified During Inquiry   Fields Recalls Name of Broker Who Got $4500

Ex-Associate Got $1400 Share Of Profit On Sale Of Surplus Screening

Benny Fields’ Memory Works  Rattan "PAA =:  je z RENEE: Y   Recalls That His Profit. . Sharing “John Boe™ 58 In Reality a Former  Assnorinate _

B. F. Fields Identifies ‘John Doe’   Tells Probers His Former Associate Shared In Profit Take

Pennsylvania Pits Involved In Test Case   Jones and Laughlin Expected to Appeal To Supreme Tribunal

RULE FOREMEN CAN JOIN UNION   Court of Appeals Gives Decision on Suneryisore

MINE BOSSES IN UNIONS 0. KD   Supervisors. May Join-Rank ‘And File Organizations

MINE SUPERVISORS. MAY JOIN UNIONS   U.S. Appeals Court Upholds Jones. Lavahlin Group

APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS RIGHT QF SUPERVISORS   Decision Of Federal Court Or Right To Form Union Affirmed

GMC Boosts Passenger Car Prices  Even $100   Truck Prices Up; FordCompanyPlans No Increase Now; Other Firms Silent

GM HIKES PRIGtS $100 ON MODELS   All Passenger Cars, Plus Chevrolet Truc Trucks Are  eT ee

In agreement on study of reparations  No accord on Ruhr. Austria

BlG-4 AGREE ITALY TO PAY REPARATIONS   Fail to Reach Accord On Austrian And  Ruhr Issues

Ministers Divided on Inclusion Of Ruhr and Austrian Issues In Peace Conference Agenda   Italian Economy to Determine Amount Nation Must Pay; France Wants Ruhr Internationalized, Rhineland Area Detached from German Domination

Ministers Agree llalians Should Pay Reparations   Investigation of Nation's Economy Will Determine Amount

Italian Payment Of Reparations To Be Studied   But Foreign Ministers Fail To Reach Accord Ou Ruhr and Austria

Hold Italians Responsible for War, Exact Reparations; U. S. Sets Proviso for Concurrence

MINISTERS TALK OF REPARATIONS   Accord Not Reached On Peace Issues At Paris Meeting

United States Accedes to Soviet Demand   Accord Lacking on Ruhr, Austrian Issues for Peqrea

SUM ROME HANDS OVER TO DEPEND ON HER ECONOMY   Big Four Foreign Ministers  Will Name Committee o: Experts to Make Study ° and Fix Total. “=   DECIDE TO PUT WAR BLAME ON AXIS POWER   Conferees Fail to Reach Ac cord on Inclusion of Ruhr ”  and Austrian Issues on ve Agenda. .

Opposition To Austria — Issue Voiced   Ruhr Also Is Among Disputed Areas. As Conference Continues

Ministers of Four Powers Agree in Part  Delegates Fail to Achieve Accord on Ruhr, Austria

Lack of Shells Makes Georgia Feud a Fizzle; Seven in Family Shot but All Will Live

SHIPS TO BE BLOWN UP IN PACIFIC IN MAY   ‘Guinea Pig’ Fleet Of 100 Ships Will Be Used In Historic Experiment   AMERICAN TEST ONLY   Other Nations May Be Given Chance To See Results Of ‘Crossroads’

First Of Navy's Atomic Tests To Be In May   First Of Three Blasts Will Be Set Off In Marshall Islands   FOREIGNERS BARRED   Second Experiment Is Scheduled For July 1

First Tests Of A-Bombs In Pacific   ‘Ghost Fleet’ Will Include Vessels Gt Many Designs

Navy Announces First Of Three ‘Atom Bomb Tests   Results Will Reveal Its Value To Nation As Defense Weapon

Atomic Test On Navy Ships Will Be Made   It Will Take Place Early In May In The MidPacific

Navy To Use 58 Ships ; Mid- Pacific Test: 3 Experiments Scheduled

New Test to Begin in May   Three Separate Blasts on Vessels Slated; to Change Sea Future

WEATHER   NAVY DATES 3 ‘A-BOMB TESTS ON 100 SHIPS   First One In Early May

“Guinea Pig”: Fleet Consists  of 100 Vessels   First Experiments Will Occur Near Bikini Afpll In Marshall Islands

First Tests of Atomic Bomb Blasts ‘On Naval Vessels Scheduled in May

First Atomic Bomb Test on Vessels to Be Made in May   Historic Event Will Be Near Bikini Atoll In Marshalls Area

First Blast Next May, Navy Says   Results in Bacifie Muy Cluuge Character OL U.S, Scaphiver

ATOM BOMB TEST SET FOR MAY   100 Ships to Be Targets In Marshall islands Area

PLAN THREE TESTS OF ‘ATOMIC BOM   First Will Blast ° “Outmoded: Naval Vessels in May

NAVY PLANNING ATOMIC POWER TESTS IN MAY   “Guinea Pig” Fleet Will Serve As Targets For Bombs

A-Bomb Test On Warships Set for May   3 Experiments With 100 Vessels Planned by I. S.

ATOMIC BOMB TO BET NAVAL TEST EARLY NEXT MAY   Experiment to Take Place In Marshall Islands

Three Separate Tests Will Be Held In Pacific   First Test To Be Held In Early May

Experiment Will Determine The Future Of Navies In An Age Of Atomic Weapons, Will Use “(Injnes Pio”? Wleet.   SECOND TEST SET FOR NEXT JULY

First of Three Atomic Bomb Tests on Naval Vessels to Be Held in May   lo Determine the Future af Navies In An Age of Atomic.

Navy Plans First Atomic Bomb Tests Early in May   Experiment on Old Vessels Being Arranged in Vicinity of Marshall Islands

Epoch Test Will Shatter Giant Fleet   Navy Will Use Four Battleships As “Guinea Pig”

Navy Will ‘Test A-Bomh Early in May   ‘Guinea Pig’ Fleet Will Be Used in Pacific Studies

U. §., FOREIGN. VESSELS ARE TOBE TARGETS   First of Historie Demonstrations.Is Slated for Early ‘Part of May.

SHOULD INDICT ANDERSON, SEN. CONNALLY SAYS   Violated Law if He Paid Money to “Get Influence”

Seek Clues in Latest Outbreak By State Firebug   Col. H. H. Waggoner Directing Inquiry Into Laredo Conflagration

U. S. FOREIGN POLICY IN REGARD TO PALESTINE IS COMPLETE FAILURE---SILVER

WOVERENL SERS ANOWER FRONLEWS TOPROPOSAL OPENING PLANS FOR SETTLING STRIKE

MINERS, OPERATORS COOL TO COMPROMISE SUGGESTED BY GOV'T   Lewis Remalts Silent On: Ml * fgses

Rising Tide In Congress For Drastic Move   Fuel Shortage Continues To Extend Strangulation Of Nation’s Industry   MINERS’ SESSION UPHOLDS LEWIS

Hiring Senator. As Lawyer Holds Up Trial Indefinitely  Length of Session May Delay Case Year and A Half

THOMPSON BACKED FOR TALMADGE SEAT   Thirty-five Legislators for Him 11 for Herman Talmadge, 1K VWineammitted.

SPAIN NOW ON TRIAL BEFORE UN COUNCIL   ran Makes New Charges Acalnst Russia

Davison Due To Be Vice Chief Justice  Hurst To Be Elevated To Chief Justiceship

Total of Veterans Getting Unemployment Pay Declines During April

Bradley Seeks Simple Policy For Vet Cases   ADMINISTRATOR WANTS TO COMBINE ALL PROGRAMS

Hospital Need Creates Crisis  President Asked for a National Policy

Vets’ Cares Questioned        somcant ROE: ‘Non* Service " finess Is Offering Problem

PARLEY PRECEDES BYRNES’ DEPARTURE   Secretary Returning te Paris ” tlie

Byrnes Talks With Truman On New Problems   WORLD SITUATION GETS CONSIDERATION AT WHITE HOUSE

Byrnes Leaves For Paris And (rifical Meet   Expected to Have Showdown with Molotov on Restoring Peace to Europe

Byrnes Headed To Talk  In Paris   Showdown Is Due On Big Problems Facing World

BYRNES HEADS FOR 2ND PARIS PEACE CONFAB   Hold Conference at White House on World Problems Before Takeoff

Truman Goes With Party To Airport   White House Session Held Before Byrnes And Senators Depart

Tackle Peace Anew   Byrnes and Associates Head, For Skowdown Parley of Big Four Ministers in Paris

30B CALVERT’S NAME FILED  Two Candidates to Bid for Liberals’ Ballots in Texas Gubernatorial Race

FRANCE, USSR SAID TO HOLD ATOM SECRET!   Cosmic Ray Studie: To Be Stressed In Europe

Articles Of Italian Pact Approved; Russia Objects   Hotly Disputed French Compromise for Free Terri tory of Trieste Approved as Delegates Work Through Morning

Peace Treaty For Italy Is Completed   Articles Approved Despite Opposition Of Russian Bloe

SOVIETS LOSE BATTLE OVER FREE TRIESTE   DISPUTED SECTIONS ARE APPROVED IN ITALIAN TREATY

Work on Draft Of Italian Pact Is Completed   Peace Conference Approves Compromise Trieste Proposals

Free Irieste Proposal Wins Parley Vote   Slavic States Voted Down In Series Of Ballots

WORK COMPLETED ON ITALIAN PACT BY PEACE PARLEY   All Treaty Articles Approved, Including Hotly Disputed Proposals for Trieste Government.   ITALY’S ARMED FORCES ARE REDUCED IN SIZE   Russia Voted $100,000,000 in Reparations—Romanian Treaty to Be Taken Up Today.

U: S.STAND GIVEN BACKING .  ‘Slav Group Voted: Down As Paris Meet Avproves Pact

Truman to Attach Signature to Vet Terminal Pay Bill   - Measure of Great Importance to Men Who Served in War and Their Dependent:

Truman’To Sign GI Terminal Pay   Ceremonial Signing Is Planned As Cash Payments Authorized

34,000 Members — Of Union Walk Out Before Deadline   Government Has No Plans To Seize Plants; No Settlements Made In Other Disputes

Workers Quit Jobs Early in Steel Plants   Pittsburgh Has 38,000 Idle in  Advance of Strike

Truce Looms  In China War   Civil Strife Settlement Believed Near

PAC PROGRAM AND ELECTION  TWREAT BRINGS HOT REPLIES FROM TWO CON- —  RR ESR MEN

Congressmen Determined to Change Labor Legislation $0 Public Interest Cannot Again Be Jeovardized

Congress Still To Seek Labor Curbs   But Lewis Removes Public Pressure  For Punitive Action

Congressmen Are Determined To Go Ahead With New Labor Legislation

Drastic Action ls Forestalled By Strike End   Congress Is Expected To Change the Rules For Orqanized Labor

TO PROTECT PUBLIC  Congress Expected to Drat New Labor Control Laws

Take ‘Atal ney tu to Yask for Extravagant Claims at Russian’s. Trial

Judge Says Lawyers “xaggerating nedin Trial Value  “Extravagant Claims” Of Government

ludge Says Lawyers xaggerating tedin Trial Value  “Extravagant Claims” Of Government Counsel Attacked

Coal Strike Loss ~ Tops 1945 Figure   20-Day Walkout Costliest, Krug Tells Union

Says Army Paid Excessive Rates  New Probe Asked Into War Profits

Jena e ASKS Mead” auquiry Of Rail Rates Paid By Army   Taylor Says Charges Excessive And Cites Officers’ Influence

fFrores (nquiry pee enenenereeee eee)  Taylor Wants Freight Rafe Investiaation

Profit Search Hits Railroads   Senator Taylor Charges  Exeessive Freight’ Rates n  Paid By Armed Forces.

Probers Shown Profits Trail   Taylor Says Services Paid Excessive Freight Rates

Seek Vote On Liquor      Demos: Cheer Kerr As He Lambasts GOP Leadership -’

S.C. Prepares Fo Second Election   Thurmond and McLeod Lead In South Carolina  Race For Governorship

‘Veterans Congressman Defeated ....  Thurmond And McLeod Meet In Runoff For The Governorship Of S. C.

Two War Veterans Head For Run-Off Tn South Carolina   Thurmond and McLeod Lead for. Governor; Dorn Defeats Congressman Hare. —

Man Who Shot Officer Sought   Theory Abandoned That Escaped Convicts  Shot Police Chief

Traman Worried  Over Fate of OPA   Tells Barkley to Get ‘Best Bill We Can’

Leaders Plot OPA Strategy      ‘President Gets Promise Of Recs PraecithL,

U.S. LINING UP INDUSTR      Army Sets Up Committees to Perfect Mobilization If Needed

Two Officers Shot, Five-State Manhunt Started   Sitts Believed To Have Killed Officials To Thwart Recapture

U.S., Russia Crush Revolt Against Veto   United States Urges Voluntary Limitation Of Use

United States, Russia Defend Power Of Velo   Big Powers Crush Hopes  of Little Countries  in UN

LARGE POWERS CRUSH CHANGE OF VETO HOPES   Big Five Warns Charter Change Would Wreck U. N. Organization

Veto Power Opposition Is Crushed   U.S. And Russian Stand Dooms Plea Of Little Powers

Inventory Of Armed Forces May Be Taken   Proposal For Complete Inventory Of Forces Of All Nations Before U.N.

SOVIETS FAV INVENTORY OF ARMED FORCES   New Zealand Makes Bid fo Exclusive Trusteeship of Western Samoa

Mikado Stripped of Power Over Military in Tentative New Japanese Constitution

Mikado Ripped )f Army Power, Keeps Throne   New Constitution fixes Emperor Stetus

Japan Drafts Tentative Constitution   Retains Throne, But Emperor’s Power is Lessened

TENTATIVE DRAFT OF CONSTITUTION CHANGES WRITTEN   Among New Clauses Drafted By Nip Statesmen Are Retention Of Imperial Throne, Removal Of Emperor’s Mil itary Pawerce

STRIP HIROHITO OF ARMY POWER   New Constitution Would End Emperor's Military Command, But Retain Throne.

RETAIN THRONE UNDER NEW JAP CONSTITUTION   mits Clause Emperor “Sacred and Inviolable” in Published Text

Japanese Throne To Be Retained   New Constitution Strips Emperor Of Military Command

Japs Draft Tentative Constitution   Document Strips Emperor of Military Command but Provides That Imperial Institution Remains

JAPAN SETUP © RETAINS THRONE   Cut Military Power in Constitution

Jap Throne Stays But Emperor Stripped Of Military Command   So Reads First Draft Of New Japanese Constitution, Says Nippon Newspaper; Cabinet Is Deciding

Japan Drafts Constitution  Limiting Emperor’s Power   Freedofn Of Religion Guaranteed; Special Shinto Rights Are Abolished

New Constitution ls Drafted For Jap People   Measure Would Strip Emperor of All Military Command

DEMANDS AIRED BY KUOMINTANG   Restoration Of Sovereignty, Red Withdrawal Asked

Chinese Party Demands ‘Return of Manchuria   Prompt Withdrawal of Soviet Forces Scught By Natienal Conaress

China Government! Demands Full Manchuria Control  Nationalists Order Suddians to Withdraw From Land

Survey Is Conducted On Juvenile Crimes   Judge Moylan Says Serious Offenses Occur Late at Night

BROKEN HOMES CAUSE OF MUCH DELINQUENCY   Judge Moylan. Baltimore. Says Mosi Juvenile Crimes Committed In Late Night Hours

CHIANG FORCES NEAR CAPITAL   Communists Reported 0O Move From Changchun, Fleeing City

Nationalist Unit Now in Suburbs of Changchun, Report   Dispatches Say Ultimatum Has Been Delivered to Communist Garrison

CHANGCHUN REACHED BY~ NATIONALISTS   Indicate Chinese Reds Withdrawing From Capital

BUYERS AUSh TO GT GHAI FED BUFFALL   Minneapolis Man Sells Half Ton at Prices Up to $1.75 a Pound.

W. Va. Coal Association Says Lewis Is Intent On Destroying Industry

Lewis Lashed By Coal Body   Seeks to Destroy Industry In W. Va... Ie Claim

OPA Eases Slaughtering  Restrictions Non-Inspected Plants Affected

Huffman Says GOP ‘Buys Election’; Bricker Terms NLRA as ‘Unsound’

GOV. LAYCSHE TO BACK BONUS FOR VETERANS   Plans Cash Payments Thrt Bond Issue Without Additional Taxes

Ike Leaves For Pacific   To Make Tour of Key Bases and Confer With MacArthur

Eisenhower On Way To Pacific   Will Visit Key Bases During Tour Of Inspection

General ‘Ike’ Flies West On Pacific Tour   WILL VISIT BASES. CONSULT IN TOKYO WITH GEN. MacARTHUR

General Eisenhower Enroute to Hawaii   Inspection Tour Will Take Army Chief to Key Bases In Pacific and to Tokyo  For Talk with AAn-Acihk

6 Drownings Head ‘List of Violent Deaths; Shootings Account for Four And Traffic Cases Take Toll of Five

Weekend Violence  Claims Many Lives   At Least Twenty Dead In State as Accidents, Homicides Mar Holiday

FBI Probes Housing ©   iIn Drastic Effort to ipe Out Practices elaying Construction

Probe Trade Restraints In Construction   Atty. Gen. Clark Announces Drive. Against Bottleneck In Housing.

‘Attorney General Begins Nationwide Investigation Into Building Trade Charge

Mass Production Methods Shunned   ... Atty. Gen. Clark Orders Nationwide Probe

U.S. OPENS QUIZ TO SPUR HOUSING   FBI Sifts Trade Restraints In Building Industry

U.S. Making  House Probe   Charge Trade Restraints By Construction Industry Retards Home Building

Truman Calls Conference To Seek Settlement   HELD PRIOR TO WALKOUT

White House To Be Scene Of Meetings   Both Sides In Dispute To Be Represented

Truman Has Said He  Would Seize Roads; Wage »Talks Stall on Labor Bid

Truman Calls Conference To Seek Settlement   FINAL MEETING TO BE HELD PRIOR TO WALKOUT

Rail Strike Deadline Near  With President Hoping That Seizure Won't Be Necessary

FINAL EFFORT TO PREVENT TIE-UP   Seizure Probable Unless Settlement Is Reached   Reject Union’s New Offer: Ask 18 Per Cent Wage Hike, $1.44 Minimum

Truman Calls Both Sides for Final Meetings  One of Last Effort: To Intervene

Calls Rail Parties  For Conferences   Seeks To Prevent Nationwid Strike Due Tomorrow— Seizare Is Alternative

UNION, CARRIER CHIEFS CALLED TO WHITE HOUSE   Conference Seen Truman’s Final Effort To Avert Saturday Walkout

Operators and Union Heads Summoned to White House in Last Minute Effort To Halt Strike.   GOVERNMENT MAY ORDER SEIZURE

Truman. Calls Both Sides in Rail Dispute   President Announces Series of Meetings In Final Effort to Avert Rail Tieup

President Makes Final Effort To Halt Strike Scheduled F or r Saturday  iba die: agillin   Seizure Of Carriers By Government Is Expected If Today’s Negotiations Fail

TRUMAN SEEKS TO AVERT R.R. UNION STRIKE   Calls’ Both: oth. Sides” ‘In “Wage Dispute. ‘To. -. White - House. .   Government To ‘Seize poles If Walkout

Calls Both Sides In Wage Dispute To White House   ; President Expected To Seize Carriers . ‘If Settlement Is Not Reached By Tomorrow

PRESIDENT SET TO SEIZE ROADS IF PARLEYS FAIL   Series Of Conferences Will Get Under Way At 3:30, White House Says

Truman in Another Effort to Prevent Railroads’ Tie-Ur   Asks Both Sides in Dis. pute to Meet Again in White House Today

Slated to Start at peta   GOVERNMENT SEIZUREJS .  EXPECTED, RATHER THAN  . TRAIN STOPPAGE; SOME 11TH  HOUR ACTION STILL: POSSIBLE:

Truman Calls Officials For Final Talks   Seizure Of Roads Looms If Agreement Is Not Reached

[ATTEMPTING TO AVERT WALKOUT   Engineers And Trainmen Scheduled To Leave  flahe be ne   SEIZURE IS EXPECTED

TRUMAN MAKING FINAL EFFORT TO AVERT STRIKE   Plans Government Seizure If Last-Minute Negotiations Fail to Solve Issue

Truman Hopeful For Agreement In Rail Trouble   Makes New Attempt To End Strife Before Deadline; Miners Idle 42 Days

Truman Calls Rail Leaders To New Parley   Makes Last-minute Biot To Avert Wa Scheduled for 4 a  Tomorrow; Rea Seize Rails. a

White House Meet Set For Today   Nationwide Rail Strike Set for 4:30  Tomorrow

Both Sides In Wage Controversy Invited By President Truman To Series Of Conferences In Effort To Prevent Nationwide Tieup Set For Tomorrow Afternoon—Negotiations Stall As Management Rejects Modified Proposal By Trainmen And Engineers

Major Crime Orgy During 19439 Was Worst in-15 Years   P.B.L. Survey Shows Jump Over Previous Year of 12.3 Per Cent, It Ts Revealed

WOMEN OF THE MOOSE TO HOLD REGULAR SOCIAL La MEETING BRURSDAY-EVE

UNIONIST WARNS “AGAINST MOVING STRUCK VESSEL!   General Strike of Organized _ Labor Would Be Sought, Spokesman Says   STRATEGY GROUP NAMED   Will ‘Fight to a Successful Conclusion,’ Declares Leader in Tieup

Federal Mines Control Aired By Navy Chie   Absence, of Lewis : Given As One: Reason For No Action

SENATOR TAFT BACKS UP STAND   Ohioan Is Satisfied With Stand Against Truman’s Legislative Program

Feature Finder   AAF Foresees Rockets to Moon, Trips to Planets.

‘Anny Expert Expects To Travel To The Moon And Back: Rocket Tes Likely In 18 Months

/ROCKETS GOING TO MOON WITHIN: 18 MONTHS AND INTERPLANETARY ‘IS DUE IN 30. YEARS, EXPERTS SAY

ARMY PLANS TO SHOOT MISSILE TO THE MOON: MA IOR HOPES TQ MAKE TRIP THERE IN 1974

ROCKET MAY BE SHOT TO MOON WITHIN MONTHS   Army Air Force Guided Missle Seen As Possible In In 18 Months

Will Bring Controls  To An End   Seek An Early Return OF U.S. To Peace Basis

Bowles  Predicts Relief In Clothing   Shortages Of Less Expensive Goods  Will Be Eased

PUBLIC ASKED TO BE ‘PATIENT LITTLE WHILE LONGER’  CLOTHING SHORTAGE TO EASE

Public Uraed To Be Patient Little Longer  Production Of Cleo   Production Of Cloth And Apparel Said To Be On Uptrend

CLOTHING STOCKS DUE: TO INCREASE, BOWLES PREDICTS   Stabilization Chief Says _ Shortages Will Be Eased By July

Expresses Confidence Shortage of Inexpensive Garments Will Have Eased in Three Months

vles Sees re Cotton yds By Jul   e Demand Cuts ply of Shirts, e Czar Claims

More In About Three Months....  Asks Public Patience A “Little Longer” In Regard To Clothing

RELIEF PROMISED IN SHORTAGE OF CLOTHING   Greater Stocks of Inexpensive Kinds In Next Three Months Predicted by Bowles

Byrnes Says Shortage Of Clothing Will Be Eased Within Three Months

CLOTHING SHORTAGE 10 EASE.   “Bowles: Urges: Public Patience “Little Loner’ .

14-Week Period Needed To Shov Changes, Claim  Public Is Asked To Be Patient ‘Little

BOWLES SEES LETUP SOON ON CLOTHES PINCH   Urges Patience, Says Out. put Of Cloth, Apparel On Uptrend

BOWLES SEES EASING OF CLOTHES SHORTAGE   Stabilization Director Voices Confidence Situation Will Improve By Mid-July

EXPECT SHORTAGE OF INEXPENSIVE CLOTHING 70 EASE   This Statement Was Made Today By Stabilization Director.   WITHIN THREE MONTHS?   Chester Bowles Appealed to the Public to Be Patient.

Bowles Sees End Of Shortage of Clothing Soon   Expects Easing of Textile Situation Within 3 Months

PREDICTS EASING OF SHORTAGE OF LOW: COST WEAR  : STATES PRODUCTION OF CLOTH, APPAREL  a AAI Tur IIDTDCAn

Stabilizer Says Shortage _ Of Clothing To Ease Soor   Inexpensive Garments Predicted as Coming by July: Shirt Picture Uncertain

RETURN OF CHEAPER GARMENTS IN THREE MONTHS EXPECTED  PTIRIIC ACKEND TO WAIT

—WASHINGTON SPEAKS— Bowles Promises More  Clothing In 3 Months   Be Patient A “Little While Longer” He Asks Public In Radio Broadcast

BOWLES HOPE SHORTAGE OF CLOTHING WILL EASE BY JULY   High Demand, Lack Of Labor And Gov’t Action Blamed In Part

Expect More Clothes Soon  ‘Staaaering Demand   ‘Staggering Demand For Shirts Told

Bowles Sees More Clothing By Mid-July ©   Says Neither U. S, Nor Trade Deserves Credit to Date

nexpensive Clothing Shortage To Eaes n. Three Months;Cloth Production Rise

Bowles Asks Public to Be Patient   Production of Cloth, Appare! On Uptrend,  He Declares

PRODUCTION OF CLOTHING UP   Bowles Says Shor tages Will End By Mid-July

Clothing Shortage Expected to Be Eased Shortly  Bowles Says Public Will Get More Apparel Very Soon

SHIDEHARA WILL MAKE DECISION   Jap Cabinet Leaves Matter Of Mass Resignation Up To Ailing Premier.

Cherry Speaks To Nutritionists   Praises State Nutrition Committee For  Fine Work

“Vote Squads’ Organized By Major Parties to Get Voters To the Polls Next Tuesday

Vv ote Squads Are Being Formed By Major Parties In Attempt To Get Citizens Out To Ballot

Vote Drive Is Being Planned   Visits or Phone Calls On Election Day Plannec By Both Parties

Vote Squads Will Conduct Door-to-Door Campaign to Get Electors to Polls

Hundreds of “Vote Squads” Formed in Plan to Get Out Electorate of Nation Week From Tomorrow

HOLD MAN WHO FURNISHED TIP ON SLAIN WIFE   Tells Police Demented People Usually Go To Field In Suicide

RUSSIA WITH MISUSE OF THE VETO   Says Reds Are Trying tc  Get Rid of Atom Bomb.  Then Halt Disarma.  “ment. -

CONNALLY HITS SOVIET TRY 10 ‘CRAP A-BOMB   genator Says U. S. Will No ~ Submit To Veto Control Of Arms Program

Reds Want Atom Bomb Junked But Not Veto, Charg   Connally Warns UN Russia Favors Only Narrow Disarmament Plan

US. Charges Soviet Plot on Disarmament -  Would Outlaw A-Bomb—Veto Arms Cut U.N. Told

Mercury Hovers Near Century Mark This Week   Need of Rain Felt For Crops in This Section as Heat Holds   Twice to 100 Degrees   Cool Nights Are Boon to Summer Temperatures Recorded Here

Beneficial Rain Follows Week of  Intense Heat Here   Rainfall Total Here Exceeds That Recorded During Past Two Months   A Boon to Crops   Mercury Soars to 106 Degrees Saturday for Record June Reading

Finding of Peg Leg Smith's Pistol Revives Search for Lost Gold Mine

Sets Off Lost Gold Mine Hunt— Gun Seen Pegleg Smith Clue   Find Name ‘Smith On Rusted Pistol; Trail Discovery

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Toa All in The Various Communities

Conference Held By Truman, Eisenhower   Discuss Army and Draft Problems in Four-Hour Meetina

TOUGHER MEAT SEEN PROSPECT   Fortnight’s Time Needed To Boost Supply, Heads Say  Rey OVIN A MarR TIN,

Livestock Flow May Be Slower Than in Summer   Meat on Counters in 10 Days, Forecast “as Controls End .

BEEF MAY BE BACK IN THE COUNTERS IN ABOUT 10 DAYS   Mostly Grass-Fed Cattle Expected; Marketing May Start Slowly

Steaks and Roasts Expected At Stores Within Ten Days   Prices Undoubtedly Will -Be Sharply Higher And: Meat May Be. Tougher; Future Flow To Market Hinges‘on Weather And Packer Bids

Steaks May Be Back in 10 Days, Prices Up)   Speed Shipments, Anderson Urae:

BUTCHER SHOPS 10 BE FILLED: WITHIN TEN DAYS BUT MEAT MAY BE TOUGH AND PRICES WILL BE FAR ABOVE CEILINGS

Steaks And Roasts Should Be Back On Butcher Shelf Within Another Ten Days

Tests Awaited in Suicide Probe  Nazis Were Told of Goering’s Death

Wettengel Gives Up in His Fight   Foregoes Move To Oust McCarthy

Big Army Plane  Crashes, Burns   Four Crew Members Parachute to Safety

Big Army Test Plane Crashes; Crew Jumps      Globemaster Plane Able to Circle Globe With Only 2 Stops

4 LEAP TO SAFETY AS PLANE CRASHES   Army Cargo Craft Plunges and Burns While on Test Flight in California.

COURT GIVES EXTREMISTS 15 YEAR SENTENCE   Holy Land On Edge As New Ships Arrive

CONVICT JEWS   FOR VIOLENCE      . THIRTY EXTREMISTS SEN _TENCED_TO 15 YEARS AND  : ANOTHER DRAWS A. _ x LIFE SENTENCE

JEWISH EXTREMISTS. GET HEAVY SENTENCE   Get Imprisonment For Illegal Possession Of Firearms

Labor Policies, OPA Alfacked By Speaker   NAM Chairman Says OPA Has Not Prevented Inflation

NO THOUGHT AT ALL GIVEN TO POSSIBILITY   President, Aides Decline To Dignity Suggestion by Comment.

MUST DECIDE ON COURSE OF NEXT 2 YEARS   Moves Could Alter Course of American And World Events

President Is Concerned About Foreign Reaction To Defeat Of Democrats   NO REPRISALS   Planned Against Those Responsible For Republican Victory

TRUMAN WILL NOT GIVE UP HIS OFFICE   President Has Not Seriously Considered Suggestion by Fulbright and Others That He Bow to Landslide Sentiment,

Rep. Knutson Wants Individual Income Levy Reduced 20 Per Cent; Republicans Expect Spirited Battle Over Floor Leader Choice   You Can Forget F ulbright’s Suggestion That Truman Quit

PRESIDENT HAS NO INTENTION OF RESISNING   ‘Truman Reconciled to Results of U. S. Elections

No Idea He Will Resign   News Session Is Scheduled For Next Week

Truman Faces Choice of Compromise or Fight; He Won't Accept Suggestion to Resign

President, Outwardly Calm! Seen Facing Three Decisions as to His Political Future   Associates Believe He Will Chart His Course on What He Believes to Right Regardless of Political Effect

COALITION. RULE CALLED UNLIKEL!   Neither Will Truman Step Down From Office, Friends Assert

Proposal That Truman Resign Not Considerec   Revolutionary Suggestion Circulated In WashingNot Being Entertained   IDEA ‘‘FANTASTIC’’ OFFICIALS ASSERT

Truman Faced With GOP Congress Now   Legislative Program  il igh ct il MM a   Legislative Program Compromise May Be Chief’s Solution

PRESIDENT FACES THREE DECISIONS IN PARTY DEFEAT   COULD COMPROMISE WITH REPUBLICANS OR EXERCISE VETO

Rebuke At Polls Faces President   Truman Called On From Many Quarters To Resign; May Give Clues Next Week

Decision Could Alter World  Events Course   No Indication That President Considers Resigning to Give GOP Full Control

Resignation Rumor Spiked in Capital; Will Continue Jot   Faces Three Big Issues After Election; May Go With Congress

THREE CRITICAL DECISIONS UP TO PRESIDENT   Must Decide Attitude Toward Cooperation  With GOP

‘Truman Worries Largest  Yet Met   Three Courses Are Open To Him As Result Vote

SaysResignation Would Be ‘Running Out on Democrats   Stinging Administration Rebuke at Polls Leaves White House Boss at Political Crossroads

To Emphasize Foreign Policy Bi-partisanship   Worried Over Foreign Reaction to Republican Victory in Election

-—NALION— 3 Decisions: Are Faced By Truman  President Charts  Barture Acrtinne

Truman Not fo Run Out on Job, lt ls Learned   Official Attitude Is Suggestion of Resigning Should Have No Comment

Running Out On Job Not Considered   Republicans Themselves Don’t Want A Demo To Pick Their President.

President Gives No Indication of Drastic Action   Suggested Resignation Brings No Reaction from Mr. Truman

reman Will ay in Preside cy   tions That He’ ‘Quit Taken Seriously at White House    IS NOT AMERICAN WAY   ‘President Chiefly ! Inter4 ested in Foreign View of { Election =~

THREE IMPORTANT DECISIONS FACING CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Suggestion for Resignaiien Net Even Considered by Mr. Truman

PROPOSAL IS; BRANDED AS FANTASTIC.   Suggestion Has Not Been Taken  © amnnele

Thinks of Foreign Reaction   Truman Giving no Thought to Talk of Resignation; No Statement Now

Right Or Left, Compromise Or Fight, Are Issues   President's Dilemma, Grows; Resignation Proposals Ignored

WONT RUN OUT ON THE JOB NOW   President Returns To Washington With Head Cold

Suggestion That President Resign ‘Fantastic, Say Party Leaders; Will Do ‘What Is Best for Nation’

To Emphasize Foreign Policy, Bi-partisanship   Worried Over Foreign. Reaction to Republicait: Victory in Election. .-._

NOVEL SCHEME BY FULBRIGHT BRUSHED OFF   Some Liberal Papers Endorse Plan to Retire Truman

PRESIDENT NOT EVEN CONSIDERING ACTION SUGGESTED BY SOME   FEELING REVEALED TO: BE THAT RESIGNATION WOULD BE RUNNING. OUT

Three Political — Decisions Facing  President Truman   Must Comproniise With Republican Congress Or Fight Back With Vetoes

EXECUTIVE IS FACING THREE VITAL ISSUES   Must Decide Whether He Will Rally Forces Around Self as Candidate for Re-Election   ALTERS WORLD COURSE

PRESIDENT TRUMAN WILL NOT CONSIDER QUITTING HIS JOB   He Has Not) Even Seriously Considered the Possi.   bility,   WON'T REN OUT ON JOR   Rep. Sparkman, Democrat Said Such Step “Not the Thing to Da”,

Faces Three Political Decisions Which May Alter Country's Course

Three Political Decisions Are Before Truman   President Faces Situation Calmly

Takes Rebuke At Polls With Outward Calm   Gives No Indication of Considering Suggestion To Abdicate His Position.   Associates Say He Won't Resign   Constitution Mentions Pos athility Of Presidential Resignation; None Ever Has

Senator: Fulbright Ha  Opiniog That Is Thing for Truman Right Now

Truman Aides Say Resignatior Idea’ Fantastic’   Reliable Sources Report President Will Not “Run Out”

RESIGN AND NEVER CONSIDERED MOVE   President, However, Has Ne Comment on Suggestion That He Quit Office

TRUMAN PLANS TO BASE ACTS ON U.S. GOOL   Republican Leaders Map Organization Of Congress

Working Margins Give Party Safe Control on Both Domestic And : Foreign Policies; Democrats Have Strong Minority

‘Must Face N ew GOP Congress   Fulbright Suggests President Should Hand in Resignation,

‘Resignation — Not Seriously Considered   President To Stay On Job Despite Administration’s Defeat. ci

Truman to Keep Job; White House ‘Maintains Silence   President Hasn’t Seriously Considered Suggestion He Quit ©

HAS 3 CHOICES BEFORE HIM IN NEW GOP SETUP   Truman Must Decide Whether to Compromise or Battle Congress ~

President Fails To Heed Suggestion   President Faces Tough Decision on Future

Co-operation or Confusion Outlook For Government   President Expected to Act for Good of the Country

Compromise Or Challenge GOP Stand?   Leadership in Any Democratic Swing to Be Considered

Truman Gives Little Thought To Resiqning   Would Not Break Constitutional Plon, Friends Say

Feels That To Resign Position Now Would Be “Running Out On The Job”

Report Truman Not Thinking of Quitting Office   See Choice of Compromise With G.O.P. Congress or Righting it With Vetoes

congress of Republicans and Conservative Democrats likely To Block President's Program.

Label Proposals Of Resignation As ‘Fantastic   President Has No Idea of Forming Coalition Government

Chief Executive at Three-Way Political Crossroads After Stinging Election Rebuke       Prospects Of Strife Soften GOP’s Elation   Leaders See Signs of Battle Looming Over Election Spoils

Truman not to Run Out on His Job: Suggestion not to Be Dignified ‘By Comment from Associates

Resignation Idea Not to Be Adopted   Democratic Leaders Declar Senator’s Suggestion Is  “Fantastic’’

Truman's Task Will Be Hard   He Can Compromise Or Fight With Veto

Papers Echo Suggestion Of Sen. Fulbriaht   Would Be Run-Out On Job, Aides Feel: Will Not Dignify Plea With Reply

Suggestion Of Change Held Not Considered   Political Decisions Up To President In Near Future

Request He Quit Given Brush-Off By His Advisers   Republicans Get Three-Vote Edge In Senate, At Least 28 In House

Problems in Wake of Big GOP Sweep   Truman Faced with Decisions Which May Alter World Evant<

Truman Won't Resign From  Presidency   Not Even Considering Rep. Fulbright’s Suggestion

Truman May Compromise, Oppose, Or Rally Forces To His Aid, Due to Republican Control.     RESORT TO VETOES  Tr aWATUOEDP ANCT FE

SAY PRESIDENT HAS NOT EVEN STUDIED MOVE   Democratic Senator and Some Newspapers Have Suggested Resignation  By ERNEST B. VACCARO A Tf Slate Writer

Truman Is Not Quitting   Has No Intention of Resigning Say Friends; Foreign Reaction to Defeat Is Chief Worry

 Chief Executive at Three-Way Political Crossroads After Stinging Election’ Rebuke 

Fulbright’s Suggestion Not Considered  Truman Definitely Won't Resign

—TRUMAN— President Will Not . Quit Post   No Thought Given To Resignation

10 DO HIS BEST REGARDLESS OF WN FUTURE   Described as Unwilling to Change Form of Government

No Serious Thought ls Given Proposal To Quit Presidency   Proposition Came From Arkansas Democrat Yesterday  o., FeaercrTr o@ tAPFPFADBDME

Truman Will Not Resign as President   ’ Inner Circle Says He Will Have No ‘Comment on Subject

Leader  ‘To Keep His Job At Helm   Fulbright Ignored; Many Questions Bobbing Up

THREE VITAL DECISIONS UP TO PRESIDENT   To Bow to or Fight Congress, Swing Left 01 Right, Seek Re-election or Step Aside Are His Alternatives.

Choices Offered Affecting Trend In World Events   May Compromise With Republicans On Controversies

Claims Fantastic Proposal Never Taken Seriously   Leaders Also Deny President Plans Coalition Setup

TRUMAN IS NOT GOING TO RESIGN   Possibility Not Even Seriously Considered

Truman Will Not Heed Bid To Resign   President, With Cold, Will See Molotov Today

CHIEF EXECUTIVE HAS NO INTENTION OF APPOINTING NEW PRESIDENT, IT IS LEARNED

Drunk Drivers Ge to District Court  Police Irked by Municipal Court -

Texas Plans For Future at Centennial  eo" 1 7. gg? o. * OMA   Celebration Begins With Early Bird Breakfasts

On Centennial, Texas Sees  Bright Future In Rural Life   State Views New Hundred Years’ Progress  Ahead On Anniversary Of U. S. Joining

Citizens of Texas Look Forward to Second 100 Years as Part of U. S.

Corrupt Practice Act Is Evaded  Move to Close Up Loopholes Seen   

Cold Wave Due In the Midwest  Temperatures From 1! To 25 Below Expected

Draft Issue Kent Secret By Officials   Administration Not Frank With Public On Stand Taken

Administration Withholds Detailed Explanation of Request to Extend Draft

Details On Draft Exteasion Ps Plans        Lack. of. Explanations “Hinders- Progress On ~ Getting: -Congress Vote

SECRECY VEILS ARGUMENTS. BY DRAFT BACKERS   Public Must Be Informed Or Move For Extension Faces Defeat

SECRECY HABIT COVERS DRAFT   REAL REASON FOR EXTENSION KEPT FROM PUBLIC

Seer ecy On Draft Extension  Believ ed Holding Up Action   Information Given To Senate And House Members By Administration Being Withheld From Public; Committee Delays Action And Calls For Public Hearing

Fight Looms Over UNO Key Council   Membership of Small Nations on Security Group an Issue

SEVEN UNO VICE PRESIDENCIES. FILLED FRIDAY   Fight Over Small Country Membership On Council: Brewing

THE SEVEN VICE PRESIDENCIES OF U, N. A. ARE NAMED   Delegates of the Five Major Nations, Venezuela and So. America Selected.   A FIGHT IS EXPECTED   Over Small-Country Membership on the Key Security Council. —

Name VP's  For UNO Assembly   Russia Opposes Secret Ballots U, S$, Sentimenit Is Swinging That Way

U.N. 0. VICE PRESIDENTS ARE CHOSEN   Posts Go to U.S., Britain, Russia, France, China, South Africa and Venezuela — Balloting Plan Protested.

UNO Names 1 Top Chiefs To Assembly   Big 5, Two Others Represented on Vice-President List

New York City Chosen as World Capital   Skyscrapers Will Provide Permanent Home

Delegations Will Erect Skyscraper Headquarters In Midtown Manhattan   Site Is Donated By Rockefeller   City Also Gives Tract Worth $2,000.000 To, ward City Within City

World’s Capital Will Be Erected On Gotham Site   Assembly Formally Ratifies Offers by Rockefeller, City

18-Acre Site Approved By  Delegates   Skyscrapers With Roofs For Planes Being Planned

UNITED STATES COULD HELP EASE WORLD TENSION BY ABANDONING BASES. DELEGATE TELLS-GROUP 

Dulles Would. Have U.S. Give Un Far Bases   Fells Assembly: of Church. men Such Action Would Help Ease Global Vension

‘Abandon Ide: On Bases, He Urges   Action By U.S. Would Ease World Tension, Dulles Declares At Chureh Conference

Dulles Says U. § Should Abandon  Plan For Bases   Could Ease World Tension By Abandoning Idea OF Rases

Distant Bases. Trouble Cause   Dulles Tells Churchmen United States Could Welp Ease World ‘Pension.

Dulles Suggests 7 America Abandon  \Far-Flung Bases   Churchmen Also Hea Him Recommend End of Race on   Armament

Republicans Adopt State Platform, Endorse New Tax Levies to Pay Bonus

PROPOSES ECONOMIC COUNCIL   Warren Asks Passage OF Full Employment

NewHousingDea' Brings Promise Of Much Action   Critics Assail Plan Advanced by Truman Creedon Takes Oath

FRANK CREEDON TAKES OVER IN HOUSING AGENCY   Leng Charges New Program F Fails to  Aid Vets

CREEDON TAKES OVER NEW U.S. HOUSING SETUP   Long Quits as Deputy Expediter; Charges “Non Veteran” Policy

Creedon to Be Housing Expediter   Deputy Long Resigns Afte. Denouncing New Plan of  President

Long Condemns Truman; Quits      Says President’s Order Has Brought Housing Plans To Naught

HOME BUILDING PRIGRITIES END   Wyatt Ex-Aides Are Quit ting; VFW Head Praises Truman's Order

New Plan For Homes Started   Creedon Succeeds Wyatt; Lotter's Aide Sees ‘BoomBust’ Invitation

Deputy Expediter Quits, Charging New Plan Will Bring ‘Boom and Bust’

NEW EXPEDITER TAKES CHARGE; DEPUTY QUIT!   Home Builders Agree System to Speed Construction

TRUMAN'S NEW HOUSING PLAN PEALESTA "BOOM AND BUST" IN RFAL ESTATE, OPPONENTS CHARGE

Housing Deputy Resigns, Charges Truman's Progran Is a ‘Non Veteran’ Policy

GoodNews For Florence   Opporfunily for Employment of 300 te 106 Women

LEGISLATURE WILL MEET NEXT FRIDAY   Governor Seis Date For Speciz Session After Confetence ‘ With State Officials

AGRICULTURE SECRETARY TO '. MAKE BROADCAST ON FOOD SITUATION TONIGIT -

Youth Is AWOL 14 Months  Self-Styled “Wild King” Is Captured In Hilltop Cavern

GEN. MARSHALL RESUMES PEACE MOVES IN CHINA   Communists Reported At. tacking ‘Government Positions in Narcth

Severe Slump in Next Few Years; “Boom or Bust”   GOOD BUSINESS FORECAST TO LAST TWO OR THREE YEARS.

STRIKE SETTLED IN HANNA MINES   Agreement May Be Key To Costly Tieup On Marquette Range

Board Refuses To Back Down On Pay Ruling   Maritime Crises, Worst in History, Moves to the White House

CIO Seamen Set To Join AFL Walkow   Board’s Decision Is Final; Strike Paralvzes Shinning

Board Upholds Its Veto in Face of Crisis   Chairman Announces Group Contemplates No Further Action

Crisis Moves To White House Door  CIO Walkout Is Threatened Friday

§t. Paul Teachers Turn Down Offer   Plan To End Four-Week Strike Flatly Rejected

PRICE OF BREAD IS INCREASED BY GOVERNMENT   Retail Cest Of Living Has Been Beested By $485,000,000 Yearly   MEAT, MILK, CHEESE ARE COSTING MORE

Hike in Bread Price Adds New Millions To Nation’s Skyrocketing Living Costs

BREAD PRICES HIKED BY OPA   Cent a Loaf Boost to Be Effective Immediately Is Given Approval

BREAD PRICES BOOSTED ONE CENT A LOAF   NEW WAGE POLICY PUTS BURDEN ON HOUSEWIVES

ee Boosts Price Of: Bread One Cent  Food Costs Continue To Soar Over UL.S..

Nation’s Food Bill Soars; Bread Up One Cent a Loaf   $485,000,000 a Year Added to What Consumers Must Pay for What They Eat Since Wage Policy of Truman Administration Was Liberalized February 14 — To This Figure Can Be Added $123,000,000 in Indirect Costs.

iNation’si ood Bill Raised $485 Million  Bread Price Hike Latest in Series  Of Cost Boosts

STAFF OF LIFE  - OPA Boosts Bread Prices, ‘U.S. Living Costs Soar

Bread Prices Boosted Cent A Loaf By OPA   Cost of Living Soars Hun. dreds of Millions in Few Weeks

Bread Goes Up One Cent a Loaf On OPA's Order   Action Lifts Major Food Price Increase:  To $485 Million

Bread Boosted A Cent: Cost Of Living Soars Hundreds Of Millions   Bread Price Raise Authorized Wednesday, As OPA Expects To Advance Butter 11 Cents And Cheese 6 Cents In A Few Days

Price of Bread Is Hiked One Cent By Order of OPA   Exception Made in Rye Schedule; Other Increases Have Been Authorized

U.S. to Have War Stockpile   Strategic Reserve Valued At $2 Billion Planned

U.S. Starting To Build Huge WarStockpile   Critical Materials Needed First in An  Emereenry Soncht

War Reserve Stockpile Is Being Built  Searce Items  Will Re Saved

AMERICA PLANS TO STOCK ALL NEEDS OF WAR   Critical Supplies for Emergency Use on the List of Government

First Funds Available as U.S. Building Stockpiles to Be Used If Emergency Need Arises

NO DECISION YET REACHED ON GARRISON   STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKES. MAN SAYS THAT REPORTS FROM CHINA WITHOUT FOUNDATION

HOUSE SET F FINAL VOTE ON ATOM CONTROL   Proponents Seek Approval By Nightfall; Opposers Primed To Kill Senate Measure Now In Fifth Day Of Argument.

House May Vote Qn Atomic Energy   Bill Rewritten in Major Parts from Senate Version which Left Out Military

Atom Bill Debate Is In Fifth Day   Act Will Face Two House Conference  if It Escapes Booby To   Provisions Cited   : ne  Overall Controls, Army  Liaison, Research Among Items

Senate s Bill On Atomic Energy Near House Vote   Joint Conference, Threat Of Delay Lie Acroase Ite Path

Bitter Fight On Atomic Energy Bill   Entire Measure May Be Sent Back To Committee For Further Study

HEAVY QUAKE RECORDED IN ALEUTIANS   Expected Tidal Wave Fails to Show at Hawaii

CLEVELAND SCENE OF LEGION RALLY   ‘Victory’ Convention Expects 100,000 Delegates

FIVE-MASKED.MEN-TOOK. OVER “CONTROL OF BROADCAST TO MAKE’ APPEAL TO . UNDERGROUND 

FASCISTS CAPTURE ROME RADIO STATION   Police Seek Followers Of —  Duee

Americans Accused of Being Spies  Reds Free 2 U. S. Officers Held 26 Days as Hostages

AMERICANS ARE RELEASED AFTER 26-DAY ABSENCE   Captain And Lieutenant Held As Spies By Soviets At Potsdam

REDS RELEASE TWO AMERICAN OFFICERS   Not Badly Treated But Were Charged With Beino Spies

REDS FREE 2 OFFICERS HELD AS SPIES   Held 26 Drys in Potsdam on Espicnage Charge

Americans Held By Russians As Spies   Army Officers Released By Reds After 26 Davs Confinement And Questioning At Potsdam

Yanks Freed By Russians After Being Nabbed July4   Were Held as Spies Says Officer; Tells Story After Release to Provost Marshal

Two Officers Disappear 26 Days Ago  in Soviet Zone — Say They Were ~ Arrested” by Russians After Fail“ing tn Attempt to Enter Concen‘tration Camp — Held as Sples.

Proposal to Delay UNO  Choice Loses   Motion for Consideration Of New York Taken Up By Committee; Members Vote to Exclude Spain

CHIEF CREATES HOPES OF FAST STRIKE ENDING   President Optimistic Over Prospects Of Speedy Settlement; Industry Is Mum On Progress of Negotiations.

Quick End of Steel Strike Held Possible   Truman Optimistic; Steel and Union Get Closer Together

NEW YORK CITY FACES DRASTIC FUEL SHORTAGE   Union Members Reject Latest Proposals To Settle Walkout over Pay Boost   Report Truman ‘Quite Hopeful’ End of Steel Strike Is at Hand

Says Corporation, Steelworkers Near Salary Agreement   Rumors Rotroactive Wage Date Only Dispute Holding Up Settlement Of Vital Walkout

“Good Progress’ Is Being Made.   White House Official Reports That U. S. Steel and ClO-Steelworkers Are ‘Not Very Far Apart’

President Hopes For Settlement Of Steel Strike   Attitude Made Public After Cancellation Of Florida Trip

SINGLE ISSUE HOLDS UP NEW PAY CONTRACT   Negotiators Argue Over How Retroactive To Make Wage Boost

TEMPERATURES: ~   Company And Union Nearing Agreement   Remaining Issue Is Retroactive Pay Increase For 750,000 Steelworkers, Suagested By President Truman

Good Progress Reported in Bringing Nation’s Major Labor Upset to a Head     Negotiators Mum     Retroactive Date Is the Bie Stumbling Block ai Present Time

IS HOPEFUL OF SETTLING STEEL STRIKE   President Reported Optimistic That End of Tieup Isat Hand—Progress in “Peace” Moves Is Being Made.

Hope Expressed Steele Strike Near End   Progress Reported in Discussions With Solution Ahead

President Hopeful Over Steel Strike   Full Employment Measure Wins Approval in Congress

N.Y. Skyscraper To Be Permanent U. N. Quarters   Plan for Worldwide Arms Limitation *Approved

United Nations Names New York Permanent Home   World-Wide Arms  Limitation Plon  Unenimously OK'd

Plan to Limit Arms Indorsed By Assembly   Proposed Conference On Free Information Also Gets Approval

UN SITE VOTED TO NEW YORK; ARMS LIMITED   Assembly Turns Back Russia’: Move To Bare A-Bomb Secrets Now

UN Choses Permanent  SitelnN.Y.   Approves Plan By © Overwhelming Vote For Arms Reduction

Pope Declares Italians to Make Choice   Prelate Avoids Explicit Endorsement of Any Political Party

Pope Warns or ltaly Election  Pontiff Says Nation Faces Crisis Over Choosing Assembly

Pope Stresses importance of June Elections      ys Selection of Constit. vent Assembly Gives Ital ians Choice “Between Life and Death”

U.S. DELEGATES IN PARIS HAPPY OVER SUPPORT   Removal of Wallace ls Seen as Clear Endorsement of Byrnes’ Policy   Wit. STRENGTHEN HAND  Secretary of State Now Will Press Russians With ’ Former Vigor

Syrnes Happy \t Support on roreign Policy   British Report Big 4 Ministers To Meet Next Week

‘Cabinet Crisis Ends in Victory ‘For Sec’y Byrnes   Truman Forbids Any Member of Administration to Fight Foreign Polic

Advisors of Byrnes Happy Over Action   Secretary'to be Able To Continue Peace Work Unhempered

Byrnes Backers Pleased With Truman's Ouster   Tough Russian Policy Advocate by Secretary Of State is Supported.

TROBMAN CHILD FOUND SAFE IN  N.Y., WOMAN HELD   Vormer Reformatory Inmate Questioned In Childs Disappearance

Liberal Dispensary at White House?: Review Presidential Books   Truman's Cough Syrup Creates Capitol Buzz —

RESERVES TO GET SUMMER TRAINING   Army Volunteers to B Called in First Program

Hughson, Munger Start On Mound In Fourth Game      Boston Weather Warmer But Skies Are Cloudy

‘Long Distance Calls Affected By New Strike   Operators Continue. At Work In State; U. S. Mav-Take Hand

STATE PHONE SERVICE HIT   Several Large Exchanges Picketed by Striking Equipment Men

POLITICIANS IN MANEUVERS 10 AVOID ‘SQUEEZE   Both Parties Move T Protect Candidates From Ruling

RULING BECLOUDS PRIMARY FILINGS   Full Slates for Congress-atLarge Likely, Prior to Deadline Tuesday

BE RATIFIED BY STRIKERS   Lancaster Without Public Carrier Service 16 Days

ISPUTE NEAR ETTLEMENT T LANCASTER   ransit Workers Agree To End Strike as Spotlight Again Is Centered On Detroit   HONE OUTLOOK BAD

Transit Strike in Peansylvania City !s Settled  my mene ge eee   Interest Centers  On GM Stalemate

HINT LONG & STRIKE MAY BE SETTLED TODAY   Transit Workers In Lancaster To Vote On Agreement

GENERAL MOTORS DISPUTE MAY BE NEAR SETTLEMENT   Transit Workers Reach Agree. ment-to End Lancaster Sinke

ULA.W. UNIT SEEKS "NEW WAGE TALKS   Workers Demand Cost-ofLiving Pav Roast

Auto Workers To Demand ‘Wage Hike   Increase Wanted ~ . May Be Given Today

[3 BLLIEVED REQUESTING pan i, TRENCH REACTION ON “WHITE PAPER” CHARGES

Ukranian Awaits Council Decision On Greek Hearing   Greek King Plans Return To Athens

UN May Take Up Ukraine Charges Against Greece  Prime Minister Awaits Hearing

Manuilsky Waits To Give Testimony   we oo Ow . ST RreRRGeeR A UAE ee GrERdAA  Has Two Suitcases © of Documents

' Soviet Ukraine's Foreign Minister Waits For UN Te Decide On Charges Against Greece

COUNCIL WILL HEAR CHARGES ‘OF UKRAINIAN   Minister Waits With Two Suitcases of Documents To Support Charges  Ahaatnet Gurnaran   SPENDS BUSY HOLIDAY

Goal Of Five Million New Homes Is Set   Government To Step In If Private Enterprise Can‘t Meet It—Truman,   1S FOR EMERGENCY

5,000,000 New Homes Set As National Goal   Truman Says Need ls Urgent And Must Be Met

EMERGENCY GOAL OF 9,000,000 HOUSES SET BY PRESIDENT  GOVERNMENT WILL _ PROVIDE THEM’ i INDUSTRY FAILS’ 

lf Contractors Fail, Government To Provide Homes   Wilson W. Wyatt Is the Emergency Housing Expediter

Truman Names Housing Goal   Sets Emergency at 5,000,000 New Homes, Government May Provide Them

5,000,000 NEW HOUSES S GOAL   TRUMAN PROMISES EVERY AID TO NEW EXPEDITER

Calls Housing Nation's No. 1 Greatest Neec   President Gives Flying Start to Home Construction

Serve Notice 2.000.000 New  Homes Needed   Government to Provide Them if  Industry Doesn't

5,000,000 New Homes Is Goal   Truman Says If Building Industry Does Not Meet Emergency Housing Need, Gov’t Will

Government Will Provide Impetus In Home Building  Goal OF 5-Million Set In Trumen Talk

President Sets  Emergency Goal of.  5 Million Homes. If Private Industry’ Cannot Provide {hem  T een Teno

ALL A-BOMBS IN U, S. PRESIDENT DECLARES   Truman Denies Any Outside Nations Have Weapon

No A-Bombs Outside U.S.  Says Truman   Says Pearson’s Report Untrue

Bomb Rumor Again Denied   Truman Declares There Are. No A-Bombs Outside United States, As Drew Pearson Claims

NO ATOMIC BOMBS OUTSIDE THE U. S. SAYS PRESIDENT   Announcement Was Made at the White House By Secretarv.   ANSWERS DREW PEARSON   Only Atomic Bombs Ever Outside the U. S. Used In the Bikini Test.

Truman Denies Pearson ‘Report Atomic Bombs ‘Held Outside Of U.S,

10 People Are Believed Dead,  Scores Injured   Hundreds Reported Miss. ing; Property Damage Runs Inte Millions Of Dollars   Thousands Are Left Homeless   Cioudbursts and Continuing Rain Caused Dis~ “aster; Control Sys tem Eleeleca

San Antonio Has Worst Flood; Six Dead And Many Marooned; Property Damage In Millions

Thousands Homeless Within City   Flash Flood Roars Through Texas City; Scores Are injured

Torrential Rains Hit Texas City   Scores Marooned as Reacue Squads Rush Help to Victime.

Six Dead In Texas Flood   Worst Storm In Quarter of Century Hits San Antonio

Byrnes Calls Conference Of Big 5 Powers   Chief Russian Delegate Reaches London And Will Attend

Big Five Talk With Vishinsky Is Scheduled   Procedure for Handling USSR Complaint Against Britain to Be Discussed

Byrnes Calls Big Five Meet   Plan Formal Talks With Soviet Leader

rouse Reiuses To Heed Pleas From President   Members Of Rules Committee Opposed

Sorest Of Union Problem  “Closed Shop” Headed For A Showdown Under Republicans

Closed Shop Issue Heads For Showdown In U.S.  Supreme Court, Congress

FILM CITY STRIKERS  START NEW TROUBLE   Closed Shop Union Problem Headed  For Congressional, Court Showdown

CLOSE SHOP TO GET SHOWDOWN IN CONGRESS AND HIGH COURT; BALL TO OFFER PROPOSED BILL

‘Ball Will Fight Issue In Congress   Unions To Battle Any Plen Outlawing Closed Shop In U.S,

Closed Shop Issue Due for Showdown In Congress, Court   Sen. Ball to Try Pushing Question Through Legislator:

Soldier Survey Seems  Certain   Delegates In Poll Indicate UN To Take Action

Troop Inventory To Be Adopted By U.N. Boy   Foreign. Ministers Seek Trieste Accord In Secret Sessions

Immediate World Troop Inventory On UN Program   Survey of Delegates Indicates Proposal Will Be Approved

UN Expected To Approve Troop Survey  Committee Will Clear Decks For eto Scrap

UN Expected To Pass Troop  Inventory Plan   May Vote On Issue Withir Next 24, Hours and Crear Way For Discussion Of Veto

For a Check On Troops Stull Tn Home Lands   Hope to Clear the Way For Vote on The Veto Proposal

Would Clear Deck For Veto Fig  Exnect Group To Favor Armed Force Inveniery

Expect UN Group To Adopt Troop Inventory Plan   Molotov Expected To Speak Today In View Of Latest Proposal

General Tells Committee Army Is lotalitarian, Unamerican, Archaic

Retired Genera Lashes Out at Army Setup   Charges Present System Is Un-American

‘SMALL, H HARD-HITTING FORCE SAID NEEDED   Former General Claims Army Setup Out f-Of-Date; VEW Offers New Program In Capital Hearings

KIMMEL SAYS HE TRIED TO ‘GET READY   ‘Planned to Use All Facilities in Pearl  Harbor’

HOWES FUNERAL SATURDAY P.M.   Former Hinton Woman Victim Of Heart Attack

ClO Withdraws Fund Pact With Red Cross  Committee Head   Committee Head Wants To Participate Qn Community Level

ClO SAYS IT WILL END PACT WITH RED GROSS   Accused Of ‘Isolating Self’ From Public Too Long

ClO Ends Red Cross Agreement   Will Renew If Given Right to Take Part  On Community Level

Lewis Insists Welfare Fund Comes First   Serves Notice No Contract Until Union-Controlled Fund Demand Is Met

Mine Chief Stands Pat On Demands   Lewis Refuses to Negotiate Contract Until Welfare Fund Plan Is Accented

Lewis Won't Discuss New Soft Coal Contract Until “Welfare Fund” Provided

Lewis’ Demand for Welfare Fund of $70,000,000 Is » Blow to Neaoftiations

Shy Millions   Would Administer ‘Welfare « Fund Raised by Tax ; on Payrolls   ‘NO OUTSIDE CONTROL   4c ia ‘Neither Operators Nor Gov‘© ernment to See Where - Money Goes

/ASKS FOR SOLE UNION CONTROL OF NEW FUNDS   Hopes for Settlement of Coal Strike Soon Hit by Lewis’ Stand

Welfare _ Fund Is , A “Must”   ‘No Contract 1 Till Coal Operators, Agree, Says Lewis;! Demands Union Have Sole Control-

No Contract Until Miners Get lt: Lewis   UMW Chief Switches Suddenly To 7 Pct. Pay Roll Levy Plan.

Rules Out Any Chance Of An Early Accord   Coal Operators Taken By Surprise; Withhold Formal Reply

Finish Fight  Forecast on Coal Issue   Showdown Said To Be Truman Goal; Freeze Consumer Supplies.

LEWIS ASKED — NOT TO BLOCK ___ CONFERENCES   SECRETARY OF LABOR TAKES STEPS HE HOPES WILL GET NEGOTIATIONS STARTED  ° AGAIN:

Schwellenbach Will Meet With  (perators-Lewis   To Make Effort This Afternoon To Get Some Effective Action Started In Coal Parley

Schwellenbach Moves to Reopen Mine Conference   Calls for ‘Real Negotiations’ as Steel Mills Curtail Operations

URGES ACTION ON MINE PACT   Schwellenbach Hopes To Bring Two Sides Together To Talk Same Item

SEEKS 10 GET MINE PARLEY REOPENED   Schwellenbach Appeals for “Real Negotiations”

SET FOR STRIKE   8000 in Refineries Won’ Wait for Fact-Finding Panel to Act

Real Talk Requested By Official   Schwellenbach Steps Into Disrupted Soft Coal Negotiations

SECRETARY Ot LABOR ENTERS COAL DISPUTE   Makes Appeal For “Real  Negotiations

‘MVA Opposition Voiced hy N. R. A. Director   ‘Danger’ of Proposal Coming Before Next Congress Seen

MVA Opposition Voiced by N. RB. A. Director  ‘Danger’ of Proposa   ‘Danger’ of Proposal Coming Before Next Congress Seen

LESS-CONTROL= = ON-BUILDING   RELAX MANY REGULATIONS IN AN EFFORT TO SPEEDUP THE HOUSING PROBLEM

More Agitation For Rent Hikes Seen As New Housing Program Result

Attack On Rent Ceilings Likely To Develop Now   New Housing Program Will Probably Bring All Out Attack On Rents   MANY OF HOUSING RESTRICTIONS LIFTED

MAY DEVELOP   Decontrol Housing Program Expected to Provide Wedge

EXPECT ATTACK ON RENT CEILING   New Housing Pian Lifts Lid On Prices For New Dwellings

NEW HOUSING PLAN IS SAID DECONTROL AlD   Program Seen as Opening Wedge; Wyait Aide Quits in Huff

Report Of $2,000,000 Profit From $600 Investment Stirring Congress   Demands Made For Full-Scale Probe Into Wartime Shipbuilding Earnings. Florida Company Identified

Profit Report  Spurs Demand For Big Probe  In Shipbuilding   oCongressional Body Points To 2 Million Profit, Small Ouilay

Tokyo Rose Freed From Jap Prison   Federal Attorney Says There Were at Least Two Dozen Tokyo Roses

TOKYO Mt +H PRISON, FLA BY Uh. §. pt   Former U. §. Student Says She Was Really Jap "Orphan Ann”

Tokyo Rose Freed From Sugamo Prison   Insists She Was Ann. Orphan Ann

“Toyko Rose” Released From Jap Prison But Says She Was Only "Orphan Ann” After Ali

DEWEY PLANS ARE OUTLINED IN MESSAGE   Billion Dollar Program Is Handed Members Of State Legislature

Democrats Nix Dewey Vet Aids   Claim There Would Be Holdup if. Present Bi-Partisan Bonus Study Is Adopted   Want Action   Republicans Hold That Governor’s Plans Are Ideal x

PRESENT LAWS INADEQUATE TO CHECK SLIPS   Senate Hearing Called Factor

PEACH CROP IS FAR BELOW °45 TOTAL-SURRATT   Apple Crop Expected To Be Larger; Pear Outlook At Record Low

See Record Milk Price   Penna. Dairymen Will Receive Subsidy In Addition

Soil Conservation District Program Is Prepared By 3 County Commissioners

SOILS DISTRICT PROGRAM READY   Must Now Be Approved By State and Federal Authorities

Arabs Refuse To Go To London  Death Sentences Of 18 Jews Commute

ARABS REJECT BID 10 PARLEY      ——————  Flatly Refuse to Attend London Conference On Palestine Dispute

TERROR REIGN GRASPS BURMA      Anti- Britain Move Gains Strength

House Committee, However, Hits at Pricing Policy   Adds Amendments for Gradual Termination of Two Billion Subsidy Program

House Plans To Limit, Continue OPA Power:   Price Agency’s Extension In Workable Form Predicted By Chairman Of Committee

HOUSE BANKING GROUP FAVORS PRICE BOOSTS   Autos, Refrigerators Will Cost More—Subsidies To Taper Off Next July 1

HOUSE BANKING GROUP PASSES OPA EXTENSION   Supports Year More of Life But Cracks  Policy on Pricing

OPA Showdown Likely Today   House Banking Commit tee Expected To Pass On Amendments

HOUSE COMMITTEE PASSES OPA BILI   Approve Extension of Ad ministration Control  for One Year  TA ALTIOW DDICr unre

Would Mean Higher Retail Prices for Cars, Refrigerators, Many Other Items; Measure Would Bring End to Subsidy Plan

Price Control Extension Won  Honce Cammittee   House Committee Grants Approval

Extension Of OPA Is Approved   House Banking Committee Votes For Extension

House Banking Group Approves OPA Extension   Defeat Attempt To Limit Life To Nine Months

* Republican Move To Limit OPA To Nine Months Life Defeated      Gradual Ending Of Subsidy Voted   Payment Would Be Reduced 25 Per Cent Over Year Beginning In July

Extension Of One Year Is Favored  On Controls   Banking Committee Votes On OPA Plan

‘House Committee Gives Go-Ahead To Price Control   Year’s Extension of OPA Approved but New Amendment May Mean Higher Pricas

Advocates Of OPA Extension Score Victory   Minimum Wage Bill Killed; Fight On Draft In Prospect

Chairman Says Higher Prices Due   Group Would Prohibit Retailers From Absorbing Increases

Defeats Effort Of Republicans To Limit OPA To Nine Months   Puts Ban on Requiring Retailers to Absorb Price Boosts

Approve OPA For One Year   Chairman Spence States it Means Higher Prices For Many Things

Give OPA New Lease On Life   House Committee Votes Year Extension; Plans Gradual End to Subsidies

House Committee Approves OPA Extension; Votes to Aid Refailers   Group Opposes Absorbing Higher Costs in Sales. Margins; Declares for Grodual Termination of Subsidy. Program

HOUSE GROUP BEATS G. 0. P. O-MCKTH PLAN   Retailers Win Pricing Argument; Subsidies Are On Way Out

House Banking Committee Approves Price Control Extension For One Year

EXTENSION OF OPA GETS 0.4.   Year’s Life For Price Bill Still Must Face House, — Senate Action

Committee Sets Subsidy Slash   Agency Prohibited From Requiring Retailers to Absorb Costs Under Committée Proposal

GROUP IN HOUSE BACKS YEAR OF PRICE CONTROL   Republican’ Effort To Limit Agency To Nine Months Defeated, 13 To 9

Provides Gradual Subsidy Elimination Beginning in July; Would Also End Curbs On-Retail Percentage Mark:  Ting:

SOLONS AWAIT GPA SHOWDOWN   Committee Getting Bilt Set for Debate; 3 Big Changes Hang Fire.

Group Reaches Showdown On OPA Revisions   Confidence Expressed That Agency Will Be Extended.

FIVE BURNED IN FARM FIRE   MOTHER, 3 CHILDREN AND FARM HAND os ow VICTIM

FARM FIRE FATAL T09 AT LAPEER   Sixth Victim Is in Critical Condition

New President of France Pledges Retrenchment Plan   Gouin Predicts Repercussions From  Economic Program Will ‘Wake Us Up’

Gouin Outlines Policies He Will Carry Out   Many Problems Are to Be Solved in French Nation

Barge's Crew Escapes Terrific Explosions.   lights Up Manila Areca like High Noon; Ship's Crew Divec OQverhnas-at

[Pyrotechnic Equipment iExplodes in Manila Harbor! No Lives Lost

FLARES IN PALESTINE   Jewish Cafe Is Set Afire; British Soldiers Wounded

Burning: of Cafe Seen As Spark in Arab Reprisal:   British Inspector Killed, Three Soldiers Injured In Explosion

TROUBLE FLARES IN JERUSALEM; CAFE IS BURNED   British Inspector And Arab Reported Killed In New Holy Land Violence

Reprisals Break Out in Wake of Latest Incident   Three British Soldiers Are Hurt When Car Hits Explosive Mine

Byrnes Confers With President   Talked on Developments Concerned With the United Nations Council.

Russians Claim Britain Hanging Velvet Curtain   Pacific, Mid-East War Operations Carried On, Said

Russian Paper Attacks ‘Great Britain   Charges There Is No Peace, Order in Pacitic, Middle East

Russian Paper Attacks  Great Britain Charges There Is No Peace, Order in

PRAVDA SAYS BRITISH HIDE THEIR ACTS   Are Accused by Red Newspaper of Hanging Up “Velvet Curtain”

British Foster War in Pacific and Near East Behind ‘Velvet Curtain,’ Red Writer Charge:

New Indictments Brought Against Columbians’ Boss  Grand Jury Presses Attad On Anti-Negro, AntiJewish Order

New Indictments Are Being Faced By Columbians   Grand Jury in Fulton County, Georgia, Is Pressing Its Attack

HEIRENS TO GET FINAL CHANCE   Set Tuesday Deadline  for Full Confession

Vote Set  on Striker Draft Plan   Truman Determined to Obtain Passage of Emergency Bill

TRUMAN GT STRIKE GLUE FROM SOLONS   Case Labor Bill Faces Possibility of Veto by President.

House Approves Case Labor Bill   Legislation to End Labor Racketeering Rushed to Truman.

SUPPORTERS OF CASE BILL WIN EARLY VICTORY   Rule Suspension Brings It Up For Immediate Consideration

Case Bill Is Given Truman   Possibility Of Veto I: Hinted As Congress Completes Law

See Defeat For Truman Draft Plan   Senate to Vote Late Toda; on Legislation to Draft; Workers Who Strike

Final Version Of Case Bill ()K’d by House   “Labor Racketeering” Would Be Outlawed Rv Far-Reachinoe Rill

SCHOOL BOARDS FACE INCREASING OPERATION COSTS   Increased Legislation May Help Local Difficult Situation

Cite Rising. Educational Expenditure   Organizations Go on Record for Full Col. lection of Income  Tax for School Aid.

‘School Districts Petitior State Comptroller to \Levy Higher Taxes

WOMAN TAXICAB DRIVERABDUCTED   TELLS POLICE SHE ESCAPED FROM TWO MEN AFTER ATTACKS

—ABDUCTION—  Flees Two Attackers  Held Prisoners During Wild Ride

Dares Administration To Slug Him Again By Continuing Strike   UMW, Appealing $3,500,000 Fine, Ready To Fight Application Of $250,000 Fine For Each Day Coal Strike Holds On.

lito Protests New Violations By U. S. Planes   Complains To Patterson of Continued Violation af Sovereignty.

Tito Protests U. 5. Planes Over Yugoslavia   Territory Violated By American Craft, Premier Declares

NOMINEES FACE QUIZ BY SENATE   Two More of Truman Choices Join Pauley for Stiff Going Over

Truculent Turtle Making  Swift Time Over Pacitie   Navy Plane Passes Kwajalein On Flight From Australia kT. tho Dnited States

‘Turtle’ Tries At Record   Kangaroo Hitch-Hikes Australia - Washington Non-Stop Ocean Ride

Distance Plane Nearing Record   “Traculent Turtle” Is “Roaring Toward U.S. from Australia

Navy Plane Starts On Historic Distance Hight  Truculent Turtle Wil Danch Limited Ctatoc

NAVY PLANE IN DISTANCE HOP   “Truculent Turtle” Is Headed for America

Navy Patrol Bomber Is. Seeking New Record   “Truculent Turtle” Left Perth Yesterday; Due In Seattle Tonight

Bomber Begins 9.000 - Mile Non-Stop Trip      Plane Reported Sighted Passing Half-Way Point Of Gruelling Flight

LONG DISTANCE: RECORD SOUGHT   TWO-MOTORED NAVY PLANE  ENROUTE IN ATTEMPTED ~ FLIGHT FROM AUS ‘. 0 PRALIA >

Navy Plane Seeks Record   New Type of Patrol Bomber Leaves Bas> In Australia for U. S.

AUSTRALIA-U. S. PLANE HALF WAY   Comdr. Davies May Attempt to Reach Washington in Record Hop

Turtle’ Passes Over Marshalls   Giant Plane Seeks To Break Records

BiG NAVY BOMBER OVER PACIFIC IN QUEST OF RECORD   Started From Australia in At tempt to Lower NonStn AAork

Navy Plane Starts On Historic Distance Flight   Truculent Turtle Will Reach United States Sometime This Evening

Navy Patrol Bomber On Distance Hop   Reported 4,200 Miles From Starting Point

TWREE GROUPS BAND ToGETHER FOR POLITICAL ACTIVITY—GRENADE TOSSED INTO THE CROWD

CHINA RED LEADER QUITS PEACE TALKS   ‘Asks Reconvening of Marchall Committee

WISTC Veterans May Lose GI Bill Subsistence Pay   Strike Continues _ Against Retention. Of Business Manager

CANYON TEACHERS COLLEGE SITUATION WAS QUIET MONDAY  MOST OF STUDENTS WHO '. CLOSED COLLEGE BY

CANYON TEACHERS  COLLEGE SITUATION  WAS QUIET MONDAY MOST OF STUDENTS WHO  _ CLOSED COLLEGE BY   STPIKE RETIIRN HOMES

Veferans Pay Being Checked In Canyon Fuss  School Closed, Most Students

Need Overshadows  Money in Bond Issue   Hospital Citizens Panel Declares Expansion Must : Ba Made Now Despite Rising Costs

Gls Would Be Aided By Hospital Program   Memorial Citizens Panel Says Building Material For Expansion Not Usable in Homes

Truman Move Ts Arousing Speculations — In Congress   OPA, Pear! Harbor’s Probe Are Pondered

New Order Forces Clothing Hoarders To Market Goods   Raise Cotton Margin To Stabilize and Curb  Prices  i

Clothes-Makers  Face Profit Loss   CPA Limits inveritories To 30 Days Or Less

U.S. Acts to Put More Clothes, Hosiery on Sale   CPA Threatens Cut in Profits for Slow Delivery

CPA Acts to Get Clothes On Market   Manufacturers Given Choic —May Have to Take Cut in Profits

Clothing Men Are Ordered To Move Goods   Demand An End To Clothes Hoarding

Arms Strength of Nazi Satellites Cut to ‘Whisper  Paris Leak Reveals  Chief Details for

State Senate Reaches Quorum, Calls Session  ~ Governor May Submi Recess Appointment:  Ty Body Until Jan.°2)

George Predicts Social Security Benefit Increase   Program Revision May Be Deferred Until Next Session

Senate Okays Decontrollers  In Swift Vote   New Allowances Expected to Raise Price on Clothing

De-Control Panel Approved Monday By Senate Vote   Price Boost In Men's Shirts  Announcecl

RUSSIA LEADS NEW CAMPAIGN AGAINST SPAIN   3 of Big Four Vote Special Meeting On April 25

Two 15-Year-Old Boys Are Nabbed In IHinois With Nearly $40,000 In Cash

RE-GROUPING FORCES IN MIDDLE EAST   London Newspapers Urge Withdrawal After Plebiscite

BRITISH START TO MOVE TROOPS OUT OF GREEK SECTOR   Withdrawal Not To Be General Until After King Takes  Over Government

BRITISH TROOPS WITHDRAWING FROM GREECE AS PART OF PLAN FOR REGROUPING OF FORGES   Senator Connally in Paris Asks Nations to Forget Hatreds and Prejudices—Greek Election of Sundav Is Challenged—Soviet Minister Molotov Returns After Flying Trip to Moscow

Some, But Not All, Troops To  Leave Greece   British Reshuffle Called . First Installment of Withdrawal

No Political Significance, Says London . Some British Troe Are To Be Taken From Greece

Some British Troops Will Quit Greece   Movement Is Part Of General Regrouping In Middle East; No  General Undertaking

_. —-SOHNGEN— Lausche To Investigate Dismissals  67 Liquor Store Clerke Are. Fired

Sannsinpaneenaninatigiltece,....itn--10%....caleanemmppenanemamaunaiall TRIDENT DIVISION TO BE INACTIVATED.

Pierce Retains Control lof Municipalities Funds ‘Despite Supreme Conrt

Small Meat Packers Reach Agreements  To Prevent Strike  Chicago Firms Hike Wage of Workers to

§ SMALL PACKERS FORESTALL STRIKE   FIRMS EMPLOYING 4,000 WORKERS AGREE ON 15-CENT HOURLY INCREASE,

CHINA TO TAKE OVER IN DAIREN   Two Armies Advancing: City To Be Free Port For Russia

Chicago Has 45 Million  Pounds of It   Union Charges Hoarding; Packers Deny It, Say They Own Little.

PACKERS STATE THEIR HOLDINGS ARF FRACTIONAL   Amount Far Below Normal rnd Not Being Hoarded, They Declare   Truman and Cabinet Discuss Situation; Outlook Poor Until Next Summer

Reveal 45,000,000 Poun: Meat Stored in Chicago; ' Packers Deny Hoardina

Storage of Meat in Chicago Brings Charge of Hoarding from Union Men

HOTEL-FIRE- INVESTIGATOR ~ ADVANCES THEORY OF ARSON   LESSORS OF ATLANTA HOTEL ARE. INDICTED BY GRAND —— JURY FOR MANSLAUGH- — Tree

Leading Jews Win Release In Holy Land   British Disclose 100 Ships Bought To Tote Refugees

Washington Hotels Face More Troubles   Firemen Decide to Leave Jobs as Sympathy Gesture

HOTEL FIREMEN WALK OFF JOBS   Washington Host e Ir ies May Be Without Heat And Het Water

TIKOT TEAR OF U. 3. UGCUPATION SUMMED UP BY GEN, MARTHUR  MILITARY MACHINE OF EMPIRE CAIN “CITT Y

FIRST YEAR OF U. S, UCCUPATION SUMMED UP BY GEN, M’ARTHUR   MILITARY MACHINE OF EMPIRE SAID “FULLY DESTROYED” BY YANKS

Omaha Has Low Price on Butter, Bacon. And Largest Increase in Living Costs

Prices Vary Widely in OPA-Less Country  Omcoha Has Cheapes} Butter. Bacon—But Over-all Costs There in Biaaest Increase

Best Place For Consumers To Buy Butter And Bacon Is Omaha But Don’t Jump

Lowest Butter, Bacon Prices in Omaha-Also Greatest Living Cost Boost!

Butter and Bacon Cheapest In Omaha, Meat in Oklahoma City And Soap Is Tops in Scarcity

Living Costs Rise Sharply Across Nation   Prices Of Food Have Skyrocketed Since  Re moval Of OPA

Wide Range In Prices   Survey Shows Weird Patchwork of Costs In OPA-less U.S.

IF YOU DESIRE CHEAP BUTTER GO TO OMAHA   Bacon Also Costs Less in That City, but Other Prices Zoom

Prices Lower n Western US   Associated Press Survey Shows Food Prices Slightly Lower In West

SECURITY COUNCIL'S OPPOSITION TO DROPPING IRAN NOT SIGN OF DISTRUSTING REDS. BUT WORLD

Mackenzie’s Column .Opposition To Demands Does Not ‘Mean Nations Distrust Russia

- Mackenzie's  Column  ‘By DEWITT MACKENZIE 7 AD Wortd Travels   Opposition To Moscow Not. Dictruet

Soviet. Word Not Doubted By UN Unit   Council, An Impartial Body Of All United Nations, Has No License to Write Off Tran Case.

ANALYST SAYS REDS SHOW IRANIAN FAITH   Withdrawal Of Troops Eases Scene, Mackenzie Reports

FIGURES SHOWING BIG SHIP. PROFITS ARE CHALLENGED   ‘House Committee Uncertain What Kaiser Made After Hearing Him Testify Three Days,   REJECTS ESTIMATE OF ONE FIRM’S GAIN   Group’s Own Counsel Reported New England Company Earned 4,055 Pct. on Its Capital.

Can't Win Wars Without Profits,  Kaiser Declares  Shipbuilders Blast Figures Given Out In Maritime Quiz

Kaiser Defends Profit Motive In Wartime   But Says He'll Back Any Plan To Take Profits Out of War

Committee in Dark on Kaiser’s War Profits -Rejects Estimates of Its Own Statistician

Kaiser Defends Profit Motive As Spur fo Victory   House Committee Still Uncertain About His Earnings

SOLONS’ CHARGES DENIED ~  Kaiser Defends Profits In Wartime: Probe Confinuec

"rofit Motive Defended By Shipbuilder Kaiser   ‘ars Won Under Profit System, Kaiser Asserts— Californian Accuses Government of Misleading People With “Half Truths”

Probers Fail Get Line On «Kaiser Profits   Shipbuilder Favors Profit Motive As Spur To Victory

Probers Doubt “Own’ Figures   Counsel Estimate Vetoed In Shipping Inquiry

Kaiser Defends Profit Motive As Victory Spur   House Committee Rejects Own Counsel's Earnings Estimate

Arab Supporters Veil Movement of Jerusalem Mufti   Haj Amin, Collaborator, Escapes from France, Expected at Damascus

ATTACK FATAL TO GEN. AYRES   Internationally Known Business Statistician Dies This Morning

Heart Attack Proves Fatal  To Gen. Ayres  One Of Nation's Leading Economists And Statis-

Duff Tells PSEA Pa. Needs Cash lo Pay Teachers  Teachers Call For Minimum Of $2,400, De ememmen “AL C1ANA

MORE BANKERS HIT NOMINATION (IF VARNANAN   One Who ‘Loves’ Him States Naval Aide Is in No Way Qualified for Job   ANOTHER BACKS CHOICE   John Minton, St. Louis, Tells Senate Group He Views Selection as Good

Voluntary Food Conservation  “Not Enough”   UNRRA Director Asks Reinstatement of Rigid Wartime Controls to Halt Mass Starvation

LEHMAN CALLS FOR RETURN 10 WARTIME FOOD CONTROLS NOW   Voluntary Food Conservation Not Enough To Ward Off Starvation

UNRRA Delegates Search For Ways Of Warding Off  Starvation In War Areas   Universal Rationing And Stringent Safeguards Against Food Waste Urged

Imposition of Food Rationing in Every Country Advocates   UNRRA Delegates Hear Admonition for Wide-spread Restrictions

Tennessee Mayor Aldermen Resign  Safety Of Families Jeopardized, Declare

Mayor, Council Quit in Renewed Athens Outbreak   Two Shots Fired Into Alderman’s Home in Night

“MAYOR AND ALDERMEN QUIT IN ATHENS, TENN., BECAUSE LOF TROUBLE WITH VETERANS

Senator Urges Investigation  Of Yank Prison   Revercomb Says :Congres: Should Probe Wartinie . Conditions;:Officer’  - Asks Inquiry:

Congressional Probe of Lichfield Prison Is Urged  Kilian’s Small Fine Questioned

HELPED HITLER UNDER SHIELD OF NEUTRALITY   Soviet Paper Prints Charges  Attributed to Two Nazi Prisoners.

CHARGE FRANCO AIDED ACTIVELY IN AXIS FIGHT   Russian Newspaper Quotes Two German Officers In Lengthy Allegations Against Franco Reoime In Spain.

Russians Say Spain Was German Base   Franco Actually Was War Participant Under Neutral Guise

Charges Spain Active for Axis   Moscow Press Quotes German Officers in New Accusation .

Say Spain Actually In Axis   German Prisoners in Moscow Declare :Nation Hid War Activities Under Neutrality

Russians Say Spain Was German Base  Franco Actually Was   Franco Actually Was War Participant Under Neutral Guise

REDS CHARGE SPAIN AIDED NAZISIN WAR   ‘Izvestia’ Article Lists Instances of Spanish Assistance

Russians Quote 2 Germans as Saying  Spain Aided Reich   Military Attaches Declare Spain Worked Under Neutrality Mask; Used as Base

SOVIET PAPER SAYS SPAIN WAS IN. WAR   zvestia Claims Neutrality Was Mask

Two German Officers Tell How Franco Regime Fought For Nazis During War '

FRANCO REGIME CHARGED ANEW   Germen Officers in Russio Claim Spanish Fascists Took Part in War

Moscow Digs Up Material Against Spain   Quates German Officers A: Saying Franco Regime Actually Fought  For Nazis i

Soviet Paper Claims Spain Helped Nazis   Actually Participated In Recent War Under Cloak of Neutrality

it CONTROL VETO OPPOSED   AUSTRALIA PROPOSES THAT IN TERNATIONAL COMMISSION. BE GIVEN FREE _ _..... HAND. _

New Proposal On Veto Powers  Being Studiec   Australian Proposal Before U.N. Atomic Commission Members In New York

BANK FIRES IN STEEL FURNACES   NATION'S RAILROADS LAY-OFF MORE MEN DURING COAL STRIKE

Jap Battleship ls ‘Dying’ From Atom Damage   Appears Certain To Join Other Craft in. Bikini Graveyard

NAGATO DEVELOPED A HEAVY LIST   Pointing Home Toward 4 Probable Watery Grave In Bikini Lagoon.       TWO OTHER SHIPS SUNK   The Pagoda-like Superstructure, Showed a More Precarious Slant.

Unified Defense Plan Submitted   Co-Ordinates Services,  Government Activities

Common Defense Setup Urged by Senate Group  Bill Is Drafted to  Carry Out Truman's Proposals

Common Defense Department Is Now Advocated By Senate Group   Would Unify Armed Forces and Defense Activities under "’Clear"’ Civilian Control

Single Defense Unit Urged by  Senate Group   Bill Proposes Equal Status For Armvy. Navy, Air

Merger of Army and N avy Is Urged by Senate Board   Bill Designed to Carry Out President's Proposals for Unifying Services Drafted: ‘Council of Common Defense’ Suggested

One Defense  Department  Is Suggested Senate Committee  Offers Legislation T.. Fiwnitw Barred

Control Would Be in Hands Of Civilians   Bill Is Designed to Carry Out Truman’s Unification Preposals

Puts All 3 In Hands Of  Civilians   Would Also Combine War Agencies Which Operated Separately

2 i281. a. ae  ~ wG ee ieee ed 57 TD = BES Agee = rw  oo cm {~~ a-gac ta  ee Le a Be

Bili To Unify All Defense   Agencies Drawn In Coneress   Measure Would Coordinate Work of Civilian ‘War Activities as Well as Those of Military — Sofons Go Beyond Truman Request

Might Against.Nations  Which. . Exert: Pressures; Asks for’ New Meeting. of Big 3.

Connally Calls for Big Three Meeting and Plain Speaking   ‘Chairman of  Senate’s Foreign Relations Committee Speaks

Sees Need for “Blunt” Talk on  Major Issues   Foreign Kelations Head Sounds Optimistic Note on Relations With Soviet

SENATOR URGES BLUNT TALKS BY BIG THREE   Foreign Relations Committee Head Pins Hopes on United Nations

Would Tell Russia She Has Right. to Maintain Any Form of Gavernment She: Wants, But Right Stays Within Russia .

CONNALLY FOR NEW MEETING OF BIG THREE   Conserve Resources Or Face Wasteland, He Asserts   Today In ‘ongress

Connally Says Talk Bluntly’ To Russians  Clear and Plain   guage ec To Insure Peace

Optimistic On Future Issues" With Russians   Says Russia Must Under« stand She Must Not Ex. tend Beyond Boundaries.

Connally Wants Big Three Meet   Calls For Issues To Be Discussed In Plain Language

CONNALLY ASKS ‘BIG 3 MEETING “TO-AIR ISSUES   Clear, Plain and Blunt,’ Lan. guage Needed, He Says, - <a Bad Fetetion

Speak Plainly, Connally Says   Optimistic on Future Relations With Russ

SAYS SOVIET UNION IS NOT SEEKING WAR   Chairman of Senate For eign Relations Commiftee  Sounds Optimistic Note On Future Relations   NEED FOR PLAIN TALK

Connally Urging A New ‘Big Three Meet, Plain Talk   Strong Army, Navy And Air Force Will Back U. S. Desire For Peace

Foreign Relations Head Believes ‘Plain Talk’  Necessary To Peace

Is Optimistic On Relations With Russia   Declares U. S. Must Keep Armed Forces At Adequate Level

Texan Recommends Use Of Plain Language In Dealing With Russians  Senator Advocates Maintenance Of  ~~. re aaa: peewee   Senator Advocates Maintenance Of Strong Military Force By This Country

Says Plain Talk Will Clear The Air   Russia Has No Right To Impose Will On Other  Natianne Avere Texan.

. Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Says Russia’s Richts Stop at Her Boundaries

Language May Even  Be Blunt   In Discussing International Issues That Might  Cause World Frictior

(Otherwise, _ ‘Connally Sees IBiq Blaze   Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Optimistic About Russia Provided US Speaks Bluntly

Discussion Of Issues Is Ureed   Wants Strong  Forces to Back ‘Up. American  Pe  _

Wants Issues To Be Cleared Up In Frank Discussion   Would Also Have Frequent Meetings Of Big 5 Ministers

TO BE CLEAR, EVEN BLUNT   Declares Russia Does Not Want Armed Conflict

Favors Blunt Language to End Friction   Sound an Optimistic Note on Future Relations With Russie

Need New Big Three Meeting   Senator Says Blunt Discussion of Issues Could Avert. Possible Future World Friction

Wants Issues Threshed Out In ‘Blunt’ Talk   Optimistic About Russia If We Speak Out ‘Clear and Plain’

Blunt Talk Is Needed Says Senator   Calls Russia's Attention To Her Boundaries

Discussion Needed To Avoid Friction   Note of Optimism is Sounded Over Relations With Russians

Connally Asks Big 3 to Meet Shortly   Senator Says Blunt Talk Is Needed To Maintain Peace

ISSUES MUST BE SETTLED HE DECLARES   Foreign Relations Head Is Optimistic About Ties With Russia

Discussion Of Issues Is Urged   Wants Strong Forces to Back Up American Stand

SOLON SEES NEED FOR BIG-3 MEET TO ‘TALK TURKEY’      Sen. Connally Urges Confer. ence in Which World. Issues - Can Be? Blunily ‘ Disciased and Prevent Friction

URGES TALKS DEAL PLAINLY WITH ISSUES   Voices Optimism ofr Settlements With Russians

PLAIN TALK TO HALT FRICTION WORD TO RUSS   Connally Says World Peace Can Be Preserved by © Joint Effort.

Connally Calls For Big Three To Clear Air  Senate Leader Make Another: Address On

5 ae OL ee oY Blunt Airing Oi Issues Asked By  Sen. Connally   Conieuds Frank Discussion Needed of Problenis That . Otherwise May Blaze’   Into World Friction   Warns Russia Must Respect Outsiders   Declares Moscow’s Righi Of Any Form Of Govern: nient Does Not Extend - Beyond Her Borders

Senator Asks. New Meetins   Big Three Must, Talk Issues, Texan- Sava

Sounds Hopeful Note On Future Soviet Relations   But Senator Warns They Must:Be Based On ‘Plain Speaking’

To Discuss Issues “In Language Clear and Plain and if Need Be, Blunt,”  He Said.   OTHERWISE MAY BLAZE INTO WORLD FRICTION   The Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Sounded An Optimistic Note.

Declares Time Has Come for Plain Speech   Connally Calls for Meeting of Big-Three to Bring Understanding

Senator Thinks Plain Talk Needed To Save World Friction From Breaking Into Blaze; Russian Press Hits Churchill  Again.

Favors ‘Blunt’ Language To Settle Issues   Optimistic Note on Rus sian Relations—If Bas: ed on Plain Speaking

Senator Calls for Meeting   Texan Demands Blunt Speech Among Allies To Avert Covflict

Connally Asks Blunt-Talking “Big Parley   Says U.S. Must Maintain Strong Armed Forces

SENATOR WARKS BIG ISSUES MUST BE MET SQUARELY   Says Russian Form ef Government 0, K. “Inside  Bar feantinrc™

SOLON ASKS A SHOWDOWN OF BIG THREE   Senator Connally Urges That Issues Be Settled in “Language Clear and Plain and, if Need Be, Blunt.”

SENATOR CLAIMS WORLD PEACE IMPERILED BY DISTRUST; FEARS RUSSIA BLINDED BY NEW POWER

CONNALLY RAPS REDS ON DEPARTURE FROM U.S. FOR CONFERENCE  WORLD MUST COOPERAT! TO SECURE PEACE IS STATEMENT OF TEXAN

RED CROSS, WORKERS REQUESTED 10 PUSH FUND COLLECTIONS  COUNTY QUOTA $16,500 SHOULD BE SECURED IN TEN DAYS. LEVY SAYS

FINDS REDIN INNOCENT OF ESPIONAGE   Charged with Ship Plan Theft

TRIBUNAL CALLS FOR RECESS   Secretary Says She Saw Ribbentrop, Molotov Sign

Bataan Death March Hero Wins Half Battle to Stay With Leprous Wife

Milk Prices Only Slightly Higher Than Board’s ‘Reasonable’ Figure

BOARD MEETS FOR STUDY OF MILK PRICES   CEILINGS MAY BE RESTORED WHEN OUTPUT LAGS

Higher Pensions Sought By ITU; Per Capita Tax On Members is Kaised

"POLITICAL DYNAMITE” -RESO= LUTION EXPECTED TO COME UP FOR VOTE LATE TODAY

Tito Charges New U.S. Violations  Says Planes Continue ~ Unauthorized Flights

Belgrade Says ‘Infringements’  No Longer Can Be Tolerated   Klan Is 100 Percent American, Franklin County Leader Says

U.S. Is Scored By Yugoslavia In Sharp Note   Violations of Territory Charged by Yugoslav ‘Government

YUGOSLAVS TELL U5, FLIGHTS OVER SOIL MUST CEASE   Charge 32 Infringements Since Aug. 19 and Declare They No Longer Can Be Tolerated.   COMPLAINT IS MADE IN A SHARP NOTE   Document Says Belgrade Cannot Bear Responsibility for Death of 5 Airmen Recently Shot Down.

YUGOSLAVIA IN NEW PROTESTS OF U. S. PLANES   Note Declares Incidents ‘Can No Longer Be Tolerated’

Slavs Say U.S. Planes Still Fly Over Land   Note Declares Such Infringements Can Not Be Tolerated

Slavs Protest U.S. Flights Over Country   Asks America Take Urgent Measure to Prevent “Deliberate, Brutal Infringements

Alleged Murderer Refuses Lie Detector   Widow Fails To Agree To Tests Unless Other Suspects Given Same Treatment

VOIDING OF COTTON MARGIN HIKE ORDER [5 ASKED IN SUIT  TEXANS AMONG THOSE DEMANDING END OF FEDERAL REGULATION

VOIDING OF COTTON MARGIN HIKE ORDER 15 ASKED IN SUIT  TEYANS AMONG THOACE

“White Artist Only” Phrase By DAR Stands         Resolution Calling For De lclion of Clause In Constitution ball Rental Contracts Withdrawn

Ickes’ Action Places Truman On Defensive   Resignation Means President Must Secure Confirmation Of Pauley   STINGING ATTACK IS MADE BY ICKES

President Must Face Showdown On Confirmation   Administration On Spot After Bitter Attack

RETIRING CABINET MEMBER ASKS ATTORNEY GENERAL TO ACT ON PAULEY’S ‘ TESTIMONY

Blast By Ickes Puts Truman ln Tough Spot   President Must ‘Secure Pauley’s Confirmation Or Accept Disgrace Tac

World Peace Hope Centered In Life . Of Nation’s Youth   “Building Together” 1s Scout Theme For Anniversary Week

WOODINS WILL BE HONORED BY FILM INDUSTRY   Show Folks Boost Combined Record of 219 Year: in Business

WOODIN FAMILY TO BE HONORED   By The Motion Picture In: - dustry For Many Years  OF Service.

Foreign Ne News Briefs  ‘Tass to Give Soviet Papers, Radios Byrnes, Molotov Text:   Poker Shuns New Party

TO PUBISH SPEECHES .   Russian Press to Get Full Reports of Talks

State’s Tourist I ndustry Waking Up to Possibilities in Business

All Coal Mined During Truce Controlled by U. S.   COAL STRIKE AT A CLANCE

COAL MINERS RETURNING 10 WORK MONDAY   STRIKE SETTLEMENT STILL BLOCKED BY LEWIS’ DEMANDS

Freight Embargo  Is Lifted  by Government Mine Operators  and Union 0 a ee Oa eee en

Conciliators Try To Avert Strike Of CIQ   Night Session is Held by Union and Soup Company Officials

A SERIES OF FIRES CAUSED DAMAGE - (N GILLIAM, M0   The Baptist Church Was Completely Destroyed; Two Garages Damaged.   IMAY BE AN ARSON PLOT      A Tea Kettle Containing Gascline Was Found Near One of the Fires.

U.S. Priority Given  Steel Conciliation   President Truman Calls Steel Conference—Elecirical, Packing And Phone Deadlines Near

No Progress’ Is Report at Close Of Conference on Telephone Strike

 Truman Seeks To Head-Off Walkout Planned Monday By 800,000 Steelworkers   G. M. Rejects Recommendations Of Fact-Finding Board   Long Distance Phone Service Tied-Up By Stoppage}3 Government Seizure Of Phones, Steel Plants, Meat Packing Industry Hinted

U.S. Labor Troubles Appear Headed For Climax Shortly  : Picture Is Gloomy ' As Government Officials Intervene

DEADLINE NEAR FOR THREE BIG STRIKE TIEUPS   Entire Picture Appears loomy: Federal Seizure Of Major Industries In Effort  To Avert Work Stoppages Is Hinted.

‘Truman Seeking To Stem Strikers   More Than Million Workers Threaten To Quit Jobs

Say Government May Recommend Phone Seizures   Washington Also Hints  Meat, Steel Industries Might Be Taken Over

Fairless And Murray At White House Parley   Three Impending Strikes Share Spotlight With Telephone Walkout.

Climax Nears in ‘Nation’s Growing Labor Troubles; overnment Seeks Truces

Truman Acts To Head Off Big Strike   Government Action Hinted In Phone Tieup

Labor Picture Is Gloomy As Strikes Near in Steel, Electrical and Meat Packing Industries.      STEEL GROUPS MEET WITH TRUMAN TODAY

Truman Acts As Deadline Nears  For New Strikes   Government Trying To Settle Major Disputes

Federal Seizure of Steel and Meat Industries Seems Likely as Settlement Efforts Fail   Entire Labor Picture Gloomy One as Nation's Troubles Near Climactic Point; GM Rejects Fact-finding Board Proposal

Officials Headed By Truman Strive To Settle Disputes   Federal Seizure Of Steel, Meat Industries Hinted

Walkouts in Three Larger Industries Coming Week Likely   Steel, Electrical and Meat Packing Line to be Strike-Bound

THE WrATHER:   Deadline Near For Strikes in > Industries   U. S. Officials Act  To Settle DisputesFederal Seizure of Meat, Steel Hinted

Truman Calls CIO Head, Steel Chief to Capital   Government Bends Efforts to Settle Steel Dispute as Key to Problem

Tension Mounts as Deadline Nears In Steel, Meat, Electric Strikes

STRIKE CLIMAX NEARS   Over Million Men Slated to Quit Jobs Next Week

Deadlines For 3 Major Strikes Near   Steel, Electrical and Packers Ready to Walk Out Next Week

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DEMOCRATS HIT AT REPUBLICANS   G. O. P. Insists Anew It Will Win Control Of Conaqress

DEMOCRATS FLAY GOP LEADERSHIP   Campaign For Congress Seats In Waning Days

Declares Taft And Martin Are “Champions Of Chaos”   BAR ASSOCIATION OFFICIAL OUITS

Party Orators Sounding Claims  Campaigns Warms U; App h  roacnes

Re-election of Taylor Seen   Unanimous Action Looked for at Meeting Of Committee

UNANIMOUS VOTE EXPECTED FOR HARVEY TAYLOR   Meeting Gives Endorsement To G.0O.P, Charman

Opposition Rises On Loan Measure   Vinson Testifies On British Aid Proposal

Senators Object To British Loan   Testimony Of Vinson Results In Protests As Hearings Begin

2 DIVORCES GRANTED   Newtown And New Hope Couples Are Granted Divorces Here

] German POWs Also Missing in Occunation Are   Fate of 5 American Army Airmen on Downed C-47 Sull Unknown

OFFICIALS SEEK 15 MISSING MEN   Slavs Make No Comment: Air Flights Cancelled

ALLIES BARE YUGOSLAVIAN BORDER ROW   Reveal 8 British Soldiers Missing in Yugoslav Zone

Eight British Soldiers, Seven German Prisoners Missing In Yugoslav Occupation Zone

German POW’s Also Snatched By Yugoslavs   American Division Parades in Sight Of Tito’s Men

Chicago Fashion Expert Says The Latest Hair Styles Are Driving Hat Designers Crazy

DECENTRALIZATION OF GERMANY URGED   'Fremier Smuts Of South Africa Wonld Yake Steps To See That BReich ic Fulle Disarmed

Voters To Name Choices For Ci 0 nere Ss, State’ Senate And. Sheriff At Polls Saturda :      Robeson Man. in District Race for . Representative in Congress.      OTHER LOCAL AND . TOWNSHIP RACES

Voters To Name Choices For!  Congress, State Senate And : Sheriff At Polls Saturday «   Robeson Man in District Race for Representative in Congress.   OTHER LOCAL AND TOWNSHIP RACES

$30,960 TO HOSPITAL   To Aid In Paying Maintenance and Operation Costs

U. S. GRANTS $30,960 TO HOSPITAL   To Aid in Paying Maintenance and Operation Costs

Chinese Peace Celebration Ends In Bloody Riot   Seven Are Injured; Gov ernment Secret Service Men Are Blamed

LTOOpS ‘In China Protest  ~ Occupation Plan  Letter to Patterson Calls Amny Pelicy Deceptive ‘And Evasive  COMPLAINT LIST         COMPLAINT LIST - ” S$ SENT TO’ MEAD   Gls: Appeal to- Senatorial Committee for Demobil'  ¥zation Action *

Soldiers in China Add Voices to -Demobilization Slowdown Protests

American Troops Protest ‘Lend-Leasing’ To China; Calcutta Meeting Called

Some Shanghai Soldiers Say  Force Too Big   Patterson Leaves Tokyo For Korea On His World Tour   MEETING  FIZZLES   Only 150 Show Up At Frankfort For 3rd Parley

Troops In China Demand Stop To “Lend-Leasing’”’   Claim Unnecessarily Large Number of Gl’s Kept In Country

Troops Say Few Needed for Disarming  Soldiers in Calcutta Call Mass Meeting;

TROOPS IN CHINA ALSO WANT OUT   ADD THEIR VOICES TO WORLDWIDE DEMOBILIZATION,CLAMOR

Demobilization Protest Heard From Shanghai   Stop ‘Lend-Leasing’ Us To China, Troops Write Patterson

U. §. Troops in China Join Protests Anainst Demobilization Delays

U. S. Troops In China Protest Against Policy   “LEND-LEASING” THEM TO HELP CHINESE IS DENOUNCED

Indian Agent Denies Charge   Accuséd of Murder In Shooting of Young Indias Woman Employed As Secretary *

Wallace Will Meet President On Wednesday   Issue Of Wallace’s Storr: _ Creating ‘‘Two World’s’’ Speech To Be Thresh ed Out   CABINET CRISIS APPEARS UNHEALED

DEWEY PLEADS FOR LECTION OF IVES   Will End Campaign in New York Tonight

Governor Applies  Pressure for Ive:   Dewey Gives His Energie: - 0. Promoting . Ives. in New York Avex

Shipments by Truck Barred By Kansas City   Jam of Trucks Which Boosted Receipts to 11,000 Leads to Move, No Embarao on Railroads

Drastic Law About Atomic Data Offered   Solons Get Proposal After Scientist Registers Protest

Legislature In Session   “Faces Tuck Measures During Coming Week

CONDITION PUT — IN BY MOLOTOV   inseta JUN Dowand Foal Revert January 1 On All Troops

Arabs Give Sharp Slap Over Stand   Civil Disobedience I: Threatened; Ask W hy He Doesn't Open US to Jews   Note Is Prepared      President Is Told He Can't Decide Aral Country Future

Civil Revolt Program of Arabs Hinted   Truman Gets Verbal Slap; Britain Receives Warning

Disorders May Hit Palestine   Arab Spokesman Takes Slap At Truman’s ‘Jew Sympathy’

ARAB DISOBEDIENCE AS HOLY LAND THREAT   Protest Against Jewish Immigration Voiced

Arabs Tell Truman to Open U. S. To Jewish Immigrants if He Has Real Sympathy for Their Caus

Arabs Threaten Strong Action  Protest Immigration OF lawe ta Palectina

Arabs Threaten Protest Against Palestine J ews   Take Exception To President

Arabians Slap U. §. President In Suggestion  Tr rumon Is Asked  a mt CU   Truman Is Asked To Open American Immiqration Gate

Arab Leaders Rap Truman   Threaten Civil Disobedience Protesting Jewish Immigration

Civil Disobedience Campaign ‘Threatened By Arabs; Assail Truman's Palestine Proposal   Suggest President Open U. S. To Jewish Immigronts If He Is In Sympathy With Then

COMPLETES SHOPPING TRIP: DIES ON LAWN   Mrs. Wm. Sykes Succumbs - Upon sag To Her Croydon Home  Pe Fa ey, Pt 6 en emi ci a

DROPS DEAD ON LAWN   Croydon Woman Is Stricken After Shopping Trip

COAL STRIKE IS HEALTH DANGER   Industry Would Almost Stop Expense Of Long Strike Would Be Staggering

WARNING S GIVEN UN RECONVERSION BY LEADERS GF UI. §.   Truman and Snyder Tel! of Perils Facing Nation.   INFLATION IS SAID FACING COUNTRY   Director Says Danger Is Grave; Strikes Are Mentioned.

Production at All-Time High Says Truman   President Warns of Peril of Long Labor Disputes and Inflation

Production for Civilians at High Level   President Warns That Progress Can Be Wiped Out

Production Now At Peak,  Says Truman   Dutput For Civilians At Record High, Still Going Up, He Says

Production Over Hump But Long Coal Strike  Is Peril, Truman Says

Reconversion Over The Hump, But Ceal Strike Brings Threat of a Knockout Blow, President Truman Warns

PAY NEAR 83 BILLION WAR HIGH   Output Could Have Been Better, Snyder Says. If Not for Labor-Management Disnirtec :

RECORD CLAIMED FOR PRODUCTION   Truman Warns Coal Tie-Up Could Change Picture

Civilian Production Hits Highest Mark  in Nation’s History   Unemployment Rise Has Not Occurred Yet, Snyder Reports

—RECON VERSI ON— Truman Is Optimistic .  Says Production At Record Level

Producticn of Civilian Goods At Record Peak   Optimistic, Reports By Truman, Snyder. Tinged With Warnings

LONG STRIKES CALLED BAR TO RECONVERSION   President Urges Continued Price Controls At News Parley .

U. S. Production Reaches Record Peak, Truman Says  Wage Payments Near Wartime Level; Fears Effect of Long Goal Strike

President Issues Stalement _In Connection With Report By Reconversion Director Snyder

Coal Strike Threatens  U.S. Progress   Snyder Warns On Inflation; President Asks Price Control

Threat Is Seen To Reconversion In Coal Strike   U.S. Over The Hump But Must Produce, President Warns

Reconversion Sets High Mark Truman Claims   Factory Output Goes Over $150,000,000,000 A Year, Higher Figure Than Before V-J Day

Truman Urges Extension  Of Price Control: Snyder Warns Against Inflation

Civilian Productior Highest in History   Truman-Snyder Reconversion Report Presented to Nation

PRODUCTION AT “AN ALL-TIME HIGH   Coal Strike May Slow  Things Down, However.

Output Said To Be At History's Peak   Truman Says That Unemployment Is Far Below Expectations Of Six Months Ago

Progress Could Be Nutllified by Strike, Is Claim   Snyder Reports U. S. In Middle of Boom But Fears Inflation

Truman Reports Record-Breaking Civilian Output   President Warns Prolong ed Coal Strike May Snarl Reconversion

Truman Declares Production For Civilians Is Highest In History of the Nation

‘Non-Agricultural Em: ployment Now Above V-J Day Level, But Pay Roll Slightly Less.

Civilian Production Now Highest In History, ~ Truman Reports; Employment Building Up

R'CONVERSION OVER HUMP, SAYS TRUMAN   Warrs Long Coal Strike Could Give it Knockout Blow

Warns That Inflation Is Real Danger   President Says Nation Is “Over the Hump’’— Cites Production Report

Production At Record High, Truman   Jobless Put at 3 Million—Coal Strike Could Affect Effort

Truman Reports U.S. Production At Record Mark  Employment Rising   Employment Rising “Steadily, But Coal Strike Miaht Mean KOC

t Breaks Peords,  Truman   Warns That May Reconversion : Expressed

Civilian Output Zooms   Bright Labor Picture Painied; Jobless Only ‘fround Thee Million’

WARNS AGAINST RELAXING OPA PRICE CHECKS   National Production Is At All-Time Peak, Snyder Reports

Output Reaches Record Level    Snyder Reports Civilian Output at Rate _of $150 Billions; Strike Warnings Sounded

Civilian Productioz “At Highest Level Ja U. S. History’      Output Still Rising,  President Truman  Says---Employment len MV Ratlding Lintt

Production For Civilians Sets Record: Truman   Still Going Up, Says President; Steady Rise In Employment.

RECONVERSICN IS OVER HUN. ~ SAYS TRUMAN   Adds, However, That Long Coal Strike Would Smash Gains   WARNS ON INFLATION   Asserts Price Control Must Continue in Commenting on Snyder Renort

Nation’s Output. Zooms >   Civilian Production Highest in History, Says Snyder Report; Inflation Worst Threat

Says Nation Must Maintain Price Control   Snyder Reports  U. S. in Midst of Reconversion Boom

Production Is At High Level, President Says   Truman Warns That Long Coal Strike Would Halt Progress

Optimistic Report  By Trumar   Production For Civilians Is Higher Than Ever Before in History

NEW PEACETIME RECORDS SET  HST Says Production Of Goods At New High: Prospects Bright

President Declares Production Has Already Reached Record-Shattering Heights.. Fewer Jobless Reported

RECONVERSTON    Snyder Says Country Is in Middle of Boom; Fears Inflation

U. §. OUTPUT HITS NEW HIGH, TRUMAN TELLS   President Warns Prolonged Coal Strike Would Nullify Progress

SAYS CIVILIAN OUTPUT HITS , NEW PEAK   John W. Snyder Gives Long List Of “Solid Gains”   JOB-SEEKERS   During February Numbered Below 3,000,000 According To Estimate

Staggering Figures Given By President   Reconversion Chief Makes His Report

UNEMPLOYMENT REPORT LOWER THAN EXPECTED   But Says Prolonged Coal Strike to Smear Entire Bright Picture

Reconversion ‘Over the Hump’, Says Truman  But Warns That Long Coal Strike Will Give it a Knockout Blow .

President Says Rate Continues ToGoUp   Employment Above V-J Level, Truman Tells Reporters

PRODUCTION AT ALL-TIME. HIGH, TRUMAN SAYS   oresident Warns Coal Strike Wreck Current Favorable Economy.

Civilian Goods Output Attains All-Time Hish   ReconversionOver*Hump. Coal Strike a Hazard,  Benaidont Sava

SAYS CIVILIAN PRODUCTION AT RECORD LEVEL   Wage Payments Rebound to Near Marks Set During War

Battalion Chief Lost in Chicago  Hotel Fire Ordered Extra Fire Alarms

Coal Shutdown Idles Thousands  Expected To Soar As Strike Continues

' 20,000 MORE WORKERS IDLED WEDNESDAY  UNEMPLOYMENT NEARING 90.000

90,000 Idled Across U.S. by Coal Shutdown   Nation Is Dimout Conscious - - Schools Extend Vacations

Jobless List Near 90,000 From Strike  Outlook Slated To Get Worse

Figure May Double Soft Coal Shutdown Forces Nearly 90,000 Out Of Work

Total of Idle Over Nation. Rises Rapidly  Now Near 90,000 And May Double  Wherriwnece Wl nwt W/..L

0,000 IN NATION IDLED TO DATE BY COAL MINE TIE-UF   Number Expected to Double Within Week If Lewis Fails to Send Diggers Back to Pits.   STEEL PRODUCTION AGAIN CUT SWARPLY   Schools Begin Extended Holi: day Vacations — Dimout Reminiscent of World War Days.

O’Conor Orders Money Impounded      Withholding Over Millior Appropriated For The Current Fiscal Year

JUSTICES HEAD FOR NEW TERM   Jackson And Black Te Meet First Time Since Outburst

Fast Train Will Stop At Farm Home  Minnie Rose, 14-Year-Old Gir' Cripple, Will Go To St. Louts Shrine Hospital In Fine Style

Friendly Wave Of Crippled Girl Brings Trains To Stop;  Now She'll Get Treatments

Minnie Rose Always Waved When They Passed Railway Men To Aid Restoration Of ‘{4-Year-Old Crippled Girl Mascot

Railroad Trainmen Adopt Crippled Girl For Mascot--Give Hospital Care

Conductor's Friendly Wave Lands Little Crippled Girl in Big St. Louis Hospital

Minnie Rose Webb, Crippled Tennessee Girl Who Befriended I. C. Trainmen, To Ride To St. Louis Hospital On Chickasaw

Railmen Aid Crippled Girl   Get Together In Order To Help “Little Girl To Go To Hospital.

Crippled Girl’s Reward For Friendly Waves; Trainmen Give Her Chance to Walk Again

Crippled Girl Waves to Trainmen; Gift Fund May Let Her Walk Again

‘Railroaders Repay Minnie Rose’s \Greeting With a Trip to Hospital

Congressman eats garbage,  proves waste  Norblad scores “navy practices

Oleson & Lampe To Show Movie At Legion Halli   “Made in America” to Be Shown Monday, April 29

JS, Britain Make Refugee Problem Political Football, Charges Russian

World's Refugee Problem Lashed   Russian Terms It Political Football

AN ACCUSATION AGAINST BRITAIN ~ AND UNITED STATES   Charged With Converting World’s Refugee Problem Into Political Football.   FEONOV THE SPEAKER   Leveled Charges Against Two Nations; Said U. N. Had Been Failure.

Declares UN Has Failed In Handling Issue   ‘Nikolai Feonov Cites Ophesition Of Western Allies To “Onur Proposals”   Assails Powers On Four Points   Rassia and South American Nations Oppose Selting Up Vast Relief Organization

Deputy Sheriff Shot to Death in Battle With Thugs   Second Officer Hurt, Auto Thief Wounded At Xenia, 0,, Today

DEPUTY SLAIN. ——_IN-GUN FICHT   GREEN COUNTY OFFICER KILLED AND TWO OTHER PERSONS WOUNDED BY BULLETS

DEPUTY KILLED BY YOUTH’S GUN   Two Others Are Wounded at Xenia Chasing Auto Theft Suspects

R. F. Fletcher . Is Reappointed   Accepts Position as Man ager of Employment i Service

New Cardinals Are Assigned to Titular Churches   Releasea From Silence

NEW CARDINALS GET SAPHIRES OF OFFICE   Intimate Ceremony Concludes Historic Catholic Rites

No Infringement Expected On Atom Bomb Safeguard   Statement By Byrnes “Completely Reassures” Vandenberg On His Earlier Misgivings About Atomic Resolution Adopted At Moseow Parley

pyrnes Ciarifies Alomic Safeguards   Secretary's Statement Solves Dispute Within U.S. Delegation To UNO Meet

Nation’s Chief Complains Bill  Torn To Pieces   Key Legistators Using Words as Lever to ‘Try to Get Signature on Cause  Moeusear

Legislators Try To Gain Signing Of Case Measure  Truman Complains the Senate

President Says Strike Control Bill Emaseulated   Senate-Adopted Measure Used as Lever to Get Case Bill Signature

Case Bill As  abor Lever  co Holds   Suggest Truman Must Sign Before Emergency Measure Will Advance.

Truman Claims Senate Strips Labor Measure   Key Men Prod Presiden  To Sigm New Case   Taoinlatian

Alliance May  Delay Truman Labor Measure   Case Bill Advocates and Proponents of Tougher Measure Than Emergency Strike Law Team Up

Labor Measure Emasculated, Truman Avers   Chance to Stiffen Bill Remains, Democrats Believe

Weakening of No-Strike Bill [rks Truman   Legislators Urge Him to Sign Case Bill to Get Stronger Emergency Measure

Solons To Send President Emergency Measure After  Labor Disputes Act Signed

Claims Labor Bill Emasculated  Legislators Ask for Case Bill Signature

Strike Curb Bill Emasculated,  Troman Declares  _ May Have to Sign Case Bill to

SENATORS SEEK LEVER FOR CASE MEASURE OKAY   House Acton’ ‘before Thursday. is Believed Improbable —. i

TRUMAN DECLARES SENATE WEAKENED HIS LABOR BILL   ‘President Expresses Sharp Disapproval of Way Emergency Legislation Was Treated.   CHANCE TO STRENGTHEN MEASURE IS SEEN   House Leaders Believe Provisions With Greater Force May Be Adopted at Conference.

House Holds Up for Case Measure OK   President Complains That Modified Senate Version Emasculates Emergency Labcr Curb

Truman Irked At Action On Strike Bill   Solons Put On Squeeze To Get Case Bill Signed

President Is Complaining Over HisBil   Says Senate Ruined Labor Measure; Name Sought On Case Bill

Senate Changes In His Proposal Irk President  Measure Held As Lever to Get Case Bill Signed

UNION CURB— Strike Bill Emasculated, Says Truman Attack Made Lever  To Gain Signature To Case Measure‘

TURN PRESSURE ON PRESIDENT   Lewsesliess Hida Out for Case Bill Approval

Weakened Measure Is Passed Saturday   Key Legislators Using Senate Decision to Try to Get President to Sign Case Labor Disputes Measure

FAILURE OF BRITISH GOVERNMENT TO REACH ACCORD WITH RUSSIA, VETO DEBATE SAID DANCER SICNS

DEMAND FURTHER CUT IN EXPENSES OF GOVERNMENT   Official Agricultural Paper Calls Upon Citizens To Quit Running To Washington For Handouts.

Chinese Armies  To Be Reduced   Part of Broad Plan To Unify Nation

CHINESE ARMIES 10 BE REDUCED   Government To Hire Discharged Soldiers On R. R. Work.

China Reveal: Speedup Plan  In Discharges   Hopes It Will Speed Unity TooReds Cut Forces

NEW ERA IN WARFARE SEEN —  ‘Atom Bomb Test Against Ships Said Planned In Pacific Soon

ATOM BOMB TEST TO BEGIN IN MAY   CHICAGO SUN SAYS WEAPON WILL BE DROPPED ON WARSHIPS IN PACIFIC.

BUS WRECKAGE TRAPS CHILDREN   One Dead, Score Injured In Accident Near Fenton, Mich.

UNO Security Council Meet To Be Held as Scheduled Despite Red Plea for Delay

Parley Scheduled To Open Monday   Britain'And United States Stand Firm In Face Of: Russian Demands For Postponement

Russia Loses Ist Round ToAmerica For Iranian Delay   President Truman Stands Pat On Demands For UNO  Security Council Meeting Monday And For Early Consideration Of Iran’s Plea

Security Council to Meet In New York Next Monday; U.S. Sticks to Decision.

Turkey Rejects Russia’s Demand  On Dardanelles      Renly Follows Previselv Lines of Earlier U. S., British and French Notes to Russia

Turkey Rejects Russian Demand   Refuses Reds Share In Control Of Strait

TURKEY SPURNS STRAITS DEMAND   Flat Rejection Is Reply To Soviet Defense Plan

Turkey Rejects Russian Claims   Says Soviet Should Be Friendly With A Strong Turkey

Turkey Rejects Red Demand To Defend Straits   Can’t Understand Soviet Worry, Says Note To Moscow

Turkey Turns Down Soviet Proposals on Defense of Straits   Ankara Government Willing to Have Montreux Convention Brought Up to Date

RUSSIAN PLA FOR STRAITS REJECTED   Turks Cannot Understand Soviet Apprehensions

RUSSIAN DEMANDS FOR DARDANELLES ‘FLATLY. REJECTED   Turkey Fails to Understand Red Apprehensions; Soviets  Should Be Friendly

urks Reject emands Of ussians   Unable To See Eye To Eye On Dardanelles

Turkey Rejects Red Propesal   Turkey Interested in Defending Dardanelles With All Its Might

Turkey Flatly Rejééts Russtan Demands For ‘Joint Control ie Sate Says Raciet Chasiid Ba Rete 5 Het

furkish Government Flatly Rejects Soviet Demands Regarding Dardanelles

Demands of Soviet Rejected by Turks   Apprehensions on Dardanelles Held Difficult to Understand

Turkey Issues Flat Refusal of Soviet Strait Plan  Russia’s Demands In Dardanelles Firmly Rejected

Turks Turn Down Russian Demands   Request for Bases on Dardanelles Rejected

‘Dardanelles  Turkey Rejects Soviet Demand (For Joint Defense Of Straits

TURKS DENY REDS A ROLE IN STRAT   Say More Fortification With Soviet Aid Incongruous With Move of the United Nations ta Create World Peace.

Turkey Rejects Russian Demand: On Dardanelles   Refuses To Accept Russian Demand For Joint Defense of Waterway

SHARP TURK ‘NO GIVEN TO RUSSIA   Ankara Flatly Rejects Reds’ Demand On Dardanelles

Good Wil, Net Force, Needed  Turks Tell Russ   Sees No Reason For Soviet Apprehension Over Dardanelles

Turks Reject Soviet Plan For Straits —   Note Says Reds Shoulc Look to U. N. For Security, Not to Strategic Positions

TURKEY REJECTS RUSSIA’S DEMANDS   TURNS DOWN SOVIET REQUEST FOR PRIVILEGED POSITION IN DARDANELLES.

WILL NOT GIVE JOINT CONTROL OF WATERWAY   Admits Need of Goodwill From Russia to Preserve Its Contested Rights

Says Berlin Is By Far the Best City in World to Live jin Now and Gives Reasons

THREE AMERICANS WILL BE FREED BY SLAV GOVERNMENT   Army Sergeants Detained Since Last February Soon to be  . “Released ©. _

Demands Faster Action In Ending Nation's Strikes   Secretary Of Labor Prods Industry And Labor For Speed In Settlements   PROBING INTO LARGE WALKOUTS

Prods Industry And Labor fo Settle Strikes,   Schwellenbach Says Price-Wage Plan “Can Work’

STRIKE PEACE ACTION URGED   Schwellenbach Says New Federal Policy ‘Can Work’

DEMANDS FAST SETTLEMENT OF STRIKES —   “Don’t Hold Back for Higher Prices”— Schwellenbach

PRICES JUMP ON LIVESTOCK: SUPPLY LIGHT   Shippers Caught Flatfooted by Truman’s Deeontrol Decision

Short Supply Brings Record High On Hogs   Unexpected Action By Truman Catches Shippers Flatfooted

CONTROL OVER "MEAT PRICES IS ABOLISHEL   SUPPLIES OF LIVESTOCK. ARE —_ EtMITED ON-FIRST DAY . AFTER TRUMAN AN. ——"NOUNCES:' PRICE --—Bag . LID OFF -

IT'S SPRING!   Ringling Brothers Circus Opens Season In New York City

France Wants ~ Equal Powers   Big Three Asked to Hear Small Nations at Conference

France Invites Peace Meeting   Voice for Smaller Nation: Asked by Government

france Asks For ~ ‘bigger Voice for. Smaller Nations  Rouiit sly Big—threy- Sh  nam ol to ALLZ.

URGES SMALL NATIONS GET MORE POWER   Bigger Voice In Peace Meet Asked In Note By French Govt.

Asks ‘bigger . 8  voice’ for  small nations  At European peace meeting

More Voice In Parley Is Asked Today   France Appeals to Big Three to Grant Smaller Nations More Power in Forthcoming Paris Meeting.

B-29 Hits Hill Near Wendover During Storm,  Woman Rancher Finds Only ‘Scraps of Meta? * waft

CABINET HEADS, GE PRESIDENT MEET TRUMAN   Decision Near On Raise Ratio

Retired Investment Banker Takes Boxcar Bide ‘For Adventure of It’

‘Police Gunfire and Tear Gas Fail To Quell Rioting Mobs in Bombay

Eighteen Die, 600 Hurt, In Protests   Troops May Be Callee As Anti-British Rioting Is Continued

18 Slain And 600 Injured’ ‘As India.  Unrest Continues   ‘Rifles, Tear Gas “Turned - on Anti-English, Anti Authority Protest.

Molotov Urges Reports on All Types of Arms   Tells U. N. Information Should Be Given In Disarmament Debatk

Information on All Types of Arms Is Desired   Russia Includes Atoms and Rockets

Russia To Ask For Reports On All Weapon   That Goes For Atom Bombs And Rockets, Too

Reds To Press For Report on All Armaments   U.S. Against Checkups Proposed By Great Britain

Molotov To Demand Atom Dope   Says It Must Be Part Of UN Discussion On Disarmament

A-Bomb Inta U.N. Talks   Russia Says Full Information Will Be Asked in Discussion Of World Disarmament

American Delegation Will Insist Later on System To Examine Atom Control and Disarmament.   FEEL ADDTIONAL JOB MIGHT MUDDLE ISSUE

Molotov Ask: Cheek on All. Types Arms   Soviet Minister Demands Atomic, Rocket Power Weapons Included; U.S. And Britain Disagree

 BARE ALL FACTS — MOLOTOV — Russ to Ask Full Data On All Types of Arms

REDS EXPECT ATOM DATAIN ARMS PARLEY   Molotov Serves Notice on U.N. That A-Bomb and Rocket Weapons Should Be Revealed When Disarmament Is Discussed.

Russia fo Ask Information on All Arms Types   Atom Bomb, Jet Plane Included In Troop Inventory

Russia Will Ask for Data On All Arms   Atomic and Rocket Weapons Included For Disarmament Parley

US Demands Strong Inspection System For Troop Control   Delegates Will Oppose Britain “Half-Way” Inspection Plan

Russian Asks for Atom Bomb Data   “All Types of Armament” Must Be Listed If Troop Census Given, Molotov. Claims; Still Opposes Baring Home Troop Count

i formation on’ All Types of Arms Including Atomies and  Rockets Needed      MOLOTOV CLAIMS U. 5. "SUGGESTION TOO WEAK

BRITAIN’S VIEWS ON UN'S TROOP CHECK OPPOSED   J. S. Doesn't Want Special Inspection in Plan at This Particular Time

Molotov ° Asks Data  on Arms   Backs Up Contention for Separate Report on Troop Disposition

Rigid Inspection Is To Be One Of U.S. Safeguards   British Plan Does Not Quite Measure Up to Standards Proposed

REDS TO ASK FOR ARMS DATA   Soviets Want Information on All Munitions

U. 5. OPPOSES BRITISH PLAN   Doesn't Want Immediate Verification Of Troop Inventory

Scottish Bank Opens Building At St. Pauls   Bank Increases Facilities To Serve Citizens of St. Pauls.

Scottish Bank 0 ”  iS Building it. Pauls          Ban “Increases -Facilitie: '-Té6 Serve Citizens of ‘St: Pauls. . -

Shows Speed On Plans For Limiting Arms   UN Sub-Committee Approves First Half Draft After Voting Two Amendments

ARMS LIMITATION PROGRAM FAVORED BY COMMITTEEMEN   Inspection and Control Machinery Free of Big Power Veto If Proposed

World Program Limiting Arms Gels Approval   Plan of Control Freed of Veto Passes U.N. Unit

UN Approves World Arms Cut Principles   Program Provides for Veto Free Inspection, Cantesl bAaeenewc

SUB-COMMITTEE, IN  SUDDEN MOVE, GIVES  NEW PLAN APPROVAL UNITED STATES ADDS PARAGRAPH BACKING  ATA TCD ’Y CYAITD

APPROVE PLAN ON WORLDWIDE ARMS CONTROL   UN Sub-Committee Vote: Draft on Disarmament for Assembly Action

Arms Control Plan Okehed By UN Group   Sub-Committee Speeds Up Work and Acts Quickly To Approve Worldwide Limitation Program

Arms Control Without Veto Wins UN Okeh   U. S. Provides Free Hand For Operation of Atom ‘Committee

Approve UN Arms Set Up Free of Big Power Veto   Sub Committee on Limitation Lists Only Two Changes

U.N. Approves Limit on Arms  Inchection Cantral   Inspection, Control Free of Veto Jinx

U.N. Sub-Group Approves Arms Limitation Plan  Further Envisions Atomic Power Use For Peaceful Actior

UN Subcommittee Gives Approval To Arms Program   Inspection ond Control Machinery to Be Free Of Big Power Veto Under New Plan; Spanish Resolution Debated by Assembly

Veto-Free Scheme Of Limiting Arms Granted Approval   Amendment Drawn To Prevent Check On Atomic, Studies

FIRST HALF OF ARMS CUT DRAFT OKAYED   Two New Provisions Injected Into UN Reduction Plan

World Arms Limitation Approved _   Draft cf Agreement For Inspection arid Centrol Must Be OKed By General Assembly

U. N. Committee Approves Basis  For Arms Slash   Provides Inspection And Controls Free Of Big: Power Veto.

— Disarmament—   Voridwide Arms Cut Draft Apprered By L.N. Subcommittee

Shorter Hair  In °47 Seen   Buster Brown and Wind blown Out, Beauty

SECOND MEET OF BIG FOUR IS SUMMONED   Conference Comes As Surprise, Byrnes Preparing U. 8. Policy Statement

Molotov ixpected Ta Return   Byrnes Maps Strong Statement On Policies

‘Second Big Four Session Called At Reds’ Urging   Vishinsky Expected to Renew Russian Objections to UN Meeting   BYRNES CONSIDERS STUTTGART SPEECH   Major American Policy Pronouncement Seen in  Secretary’s Talk

BiG FOUR IN SURPRISE PEACE MEET   Believe Sovicts Called 4 Powers Together in Paris

SECOND BIG FOUR MEETING IS SCHEDULED   Summons to Leaders at Paris Conference Reportedly at Soviet Initiative.

Russia's Demand For Meeting Is Surprise For Other Delegates   Cause Is Mystery But Belief Prevails That Vishinsky Wants To Renew Soviet Objections To Calling U. N. Assembly On September 20.

President To Carry Plee For Program To People   Thursday Night’s Broadcast Aimed At Getting Suppor For His Plans

Truman Girds To Put Across 1946 Program   Aims to Line Up Public Backing; To Go on Air

President, On Yacht Preparing For 1946 Drive To Get His  Legislation

TRUMAN AIMS TO GET PUBLIC BACK OF PLANS   Backing of Legislative Program Sought In Talk to Nation

Prepa as Radio Talk. for ‘Tonttinaw, Aboard: "Yat Will Discuss é ny Problems

Truman Begins 'A6 Fighting for New Legislation  President Seeks Public Favor in  roe. .fat a ao

Many Problems Ahead In 1946 For President      Truman Resolves to Put Across 1946 Legislative Program

Truman Prepares for ‘46 Drive  Pracident to Sneak   President to Speak ‘Thursday Night

President to Seek Backing For Program   Chief Executive Takes Congress Fight to People

Congress and People Will Get Messages   Many Reconversion Problems Lie Ahead  of Chief Executive

President Has. New Problems. ~— In His Program   Goes On Radio Thursday Night; Faces: First © Full Year:

TRUMAN PREPARES TO LAUNCH FIGHT FOR HIS PROGRAM   Returns to Capital Today and Thursday Night Will Make Radio Appeal for Support of Plans.   ADDRESS MAY TOUCH ON WORLD PROBLEMS   Whether Message to Congress dan. 14 Will Offer Any New Proposals Is Not Disclosed.

Knits Speech To Line Up Back:   President Goes On Air Thursday Night. “May Meet Opposition In Congress

TRUMAN NOT TO ATTEND   He Abandons Plans for the Inner Circle Dinner Here

SCORES OF PLANTS FORCED T0 CLOSE BY COAL STRIKE   Government Checkup Reveals a Reconversion Setback That Is Growing Worse Daily   STEEL PRODUCTION IN STEADY DECLINE   Cut in Railroad Service in Prospect—Stalemate Between Lewis and Opera tors Continues.

FORD FACTORY CLOSED AGAIN BY SHORTAGES   TOTAL ASSEMBLIES FOR WEEK STILL TOP 50,000

Chisel Is Used To Murder Chicagoan; Maid Is Gun-Whipped by 2 Prowlers

MURDERERS USE CHISEL TO KILL MAN IN CHICACO   '84-Year-Old Retired Business: Man. Victim . * Of Robbers’    MAID IS BEATEN   Skull Fractured When  Struck On Head .  . - With Guns:

ond Major Coal Strike B  7 6, 000 iad Goal Miners Are Idled By Strike Call

Texas Lashed by Snow, Rain, Wind   Lower Temperatures for All of State Predicted

TAMMANY MAN WINS OVER ALP OPPONENT   Wallace’s Entry. Fails To Make Grade In Gotham

Consolidated To Seek Station Site  Will Not Use South   Will Not Use South Bluefield Terminal

Consolidated To Seek Station Site  Will Not Use South Bluefield Terminal

Meat Buying Strike Urged   Walter P. Reuther Asks Union Men and Public to Cooperate

NRRA Is Accused f Forcing oles to Evacuate  Ameriean Group Says Conditions in as tee oe a on pes

UNRRA Is Accused Of Forcing Poles to Evacuate  Ameriean Group Say: Conditions in Camp Are Unbearable

Lose Effort To Seize Gov’t.....  VENEZUELA REBELS ~ FAIL IN BOLD BID

Venezuela Coup Fails of Goal   Government Unscathed -by Revolt;Leaders  “Bre Rounded Up =

Revolt Nipped In Venezuela   Plot Fails After Seizure Of Airport

"RUSSIAN OFFICER ARRESTED IN OREGON; CHARGED WITH OBTAINING NAVY SECRETS

Analysis Of Employer’s Rights... .  Boss Can Tell Employes Not To Join Union, But Better Not Use Threats

Rain Spreading Over Wide Area   But Cold Mass Gathering In Northern Plains Before Eastward Move.

Recall American Truce Teams From Manchuria  Imminence of Major Warfare Is Cause of Orders

Recall American  Truce Teams  From Manchuria Imminence of Major  Wartare Is Pe, 2 a,

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Seek Poland’s Assurance of Free Elections

Dowling Heads State School At Talladega   State Revenue Commissioner Will Take Over Duties July L

Bread Rationing Seen If Supplies Slashed  Bakers’ Spokesmen   Bakers’ Spokesmen Voice Protest to Reduction Order

Black Market in Bread Seen If Flour Rationed   Small Dealers Warn of Failure If 25% Cut Made

“Horse and Buggy Doctor” Is Dead   Dr, Arthur £. Hertzler, 76, Nationally Known  Author and Surgeon, ‘Sireresmbx. BR TS ck

go   Dr. Arthur E. Hurtzler Was Founder of the Famous  Halstead Hospital   WAS A NOTED AUTHOR

Scientists Quit Bomb  Research   Disapprove Death Penalty In House Control Measure

ATOMIC BOMB SAVANTS HINT RESIGNATIONS   Threat to Personal Security Feared by Scientists

TOLL MOUNTS AS MOSLEMS, HINDUS BATTLE   British Forces Fire into Mobs; Property Damage Heavy

22 Allowed To Testify For Stepinac   Court Refuses To Ban All-—Tito Excommunicated

The Whole Story Report Heirens Admits Crimes To Parents In Quiet Jail Chapel

Planning to Save  Life of Heirens ~   Two-Hour Conference I Held in Jail Chapel With Youth

Will Arraign Heirens Tuesday   Youth, Parents and Counsel Hold Two-Hour  Conference

MORE THAN 100 INJURED IN RAIL GRASH  Cars Are Overturned Me Caach Ie Snilit   Cars Are Overturned As Coach Is Split By Locomotive

More Than 100 Believed Hurt As Commuter Train Ploughs Into Rear Of Another At Bayonne, N. J.

Forecasts South Will Boost New Parity Law   New Law Might Entail Consideration Of Labor Costs In Setting Parity

Mihailovic Tells Court His Denial Of All War Guilt   Relates His Hatred for  Germans in Final Statement

Emy Goering Now Poor and Shabby  Hitchhikes to Nuernberg  bine Alliacuedt a. Cur a

EMMY GOERING DENIED REUNION   Once Haughty Frau Turned Away at Nuernberg

U. S. Mourns Justice for  Thirty Days   Truman Directs Flag At Half-Mast on AN) Public Buildings

Funeral Services of Ta. mented Harlan F. Stone In Washington Thurs. day. Nation In Official     Mourning 30 Days

J0-DAY MOURNING PERIOD FOR STONE   TRUMAN DIRECTS THAT FLAGS BE FLOWN AT HALF MAST ON U. S. BUILDINGS.

W.O. Douglas Mentioned te Head Court   ‘Nation Will Mourn Chief  Justice Stone for 30  Days as Speculation on  Successor Starts

Nation Mourns Chief Justice Harlan F. Stone   Funeral To Be  Held Tomorrow

Flag Is Ordered Flown at Half  Staff as Tribute To Harlan Stone   Nation Will Officiall Mourn Chief Justice for 30 Days   CAPITAL SPECULATES ON HIS SUCCESSOR   Justices Jackson and Douglas Are Mentioned Most Often

 30-Day Mourning Set for Justice   Flags Will Wave at Half Staff for Stone

Iwo Justices Mentioned To Succeed Stone   Nation to Go Into Official Mourning for Thirty Days

TRIBUTES PAID HARLAN STONE   Flacs To Be Flown Half Mast For 30 Days By Order Of Truman

30-Day National Mourning For   Stone Ordered   -F uneral Services’ For  Late Chief eae _

Flag Will Fly At Half Mast For Menth —  Nation Will Go Into   Mourning For Stone

Mercury Drops To Lowest Mark In Nation Today   SUB-ZERO TEMPERATURE REPORTED IN PLAIN STATES

MERCURY WILL HIT CLOSE TO ZERO TONISHT      Cold Wave Is Spreading Toward East — Is Worst Of  G@aacnn

Kansas City Star Charges Fraud in August Primary   Warns That Dishonesty Of 1920's Likely to Be Repeated

Elaborates Charges.   Kansas City Vote Frauds Charged   “Fantastic” Returns.

ARMY REVISES TRAINING PLAN FOR CIVILIANS   Favor 6 Months Cam gr Drill, Followed By Added Schooling

Order Truce In Manchuria   Effectiveness of Truce Not Yet Determined

China’s Guns Silenced  For 15. Days   Prospects for All-Out Manchurian Fight Are Delayed by Pact

Speed China Peace Talks   Brief Truce Period  ‘Seen As Last Chance To Reach Agreement

Noon Sees Truce For Warring China   Negotiators Race To Make Most of Lull

Dr. LaFollette, Son of Coshocton Minister, to Open Office Here Soon

London Dispatch Reports British-Soviet Agreement In Dispute Over Greece

U. §. PAYROLL PARING DRAWN BY GOP HEADS   Republicans Claim Full Harmony On Plans

"STAY-AT-HOME" CAMP AIG ED TO ENFORCE DEDS FOR A “FULL DINNER PAIL" 

MINERS THREATEN STRIKE AS MEAT SUPPLY VANISHES   Packers Blame OPA Controls and Say This Week Will Ba Worse Than Last

WALL STREET STOCKS CRASH 3 BILLIONS; LOSS 7 BILLIONS WITHIN WEEK ON WAR-LABOR NEWS

Arabs Offer United Front To U.S.-British Policies   Arab World’s Most Powerful Monarch Adds Pledge to Those of Other Rulers; Second General Strike Scheduled to Be Held Friday

Ruler of Saudi Arabia Pledges Aid In Battle Against Palestine Plan

ARABS 10 FIGHT PALESTINE PLAN   British-American Inquiry Report Assailed As Injustice

Palestine Report Called Injustice  Saudi Arabia King toe Ficht Decision

JUN MAY TAKE ACTION IN CASE  Arabs Massing Forces In Fight On Jewish Program

King To Back Arab’s Fight      Arabian King Pledges to Support Move Against Allied Report

Disarmament Plan Demanded zisarmament Flan Demanded   U. S. Asks Limitation Plan Free From ‘Atomic Bomb Of The Veto’

Alaskans to Cast Ballots Today  Statehood Question Will Be Decided

Alaskans to Cast Ballots Today   Statehood Question  Wl) Ra Daridad

PRESIDENT VIEWS. UNRRA EXAMPLE OF ALLIED UNIT}   Pledges Continued Support of U.S. in Meeting Palie€: Neo.

MEET REET WORK OPENED TODA      TRUMAN IN MESSAGE TO UNRRA SPEAK® INDIRECTLY, OF UNSETTLED WORLD CONDITIONS

Truman Cites UNRRA - As Proof of Allied Unity   Delegates to Council Session Told U. S. Is Determinec Relief Program Must Not Fail -

Many Countries Are Being Given UNRRA Rebel   Full Scale Relief Being Re ceived By Ten; Partial Relief By Others   TRUMAN S MESSAGE READ AT MEETING

TRUMAN GETS DEGREE TODAY DURING VISIT TO MISSOURI   Declines To Discuss Labor Problems, Talks About His Visit

President Escapes Worries Of White House In Week-End Visit With Family In Missouri

Truman Shuns Questions On — Labor Matters   Labels Visit 1o Mother and Town Just “Friendly” ; Feasts On Steak and Hain

TRUMAN TAKES SHORT VACATION   President’s Mother May Fly to Capitol Next Week

 a TRUMAN— Degree For President  Truman On Brief Visit To Missouri

Truman Visiting  With Home Folks   President Taking Respite From Labor Problems; Dined With Mother

President Truman Takes Respite From Labor Problems To Visit Relatives, Friends   Brushes Aside Questions About Labor Situation At A Press Conference

TRUMAN TAKES BRIEF ‘HOLIDAY’   To Fly Back To Desk Today After Missouri Visit

OUTLOOK SAID OPTIMISTIC . Scientists Offer Program For Peaceful Control Of Afom

Can Control Aton for Peaceful Use  Scientists Agree in Report to U. N.

Roy Miller Dies In John Hopkins After Operation   Worked To Improve  Texas Waterways

Wallace’s Speech ‘Toughest Break   Administration Leaders Are Alarmed Over Split in Cabinet   “CLEAR” NEXT TALK?   Spokesman Assumes Providence Address Will Be Checked

Wallace To See Truman About co Speech  President, Byrnes Have Not Discussed Rleuw, Wael Add race

To Clear Future Speeches   “Assumes” State ‘Dep’t Will Take Step to Prevent Future Turmoil; Wallace to See Truman

Difficult -Decision Up to President With Pressure To Request Secretary To Resign Against ‘Political Strategy’ Of Keeping Him In Cabinet Post

WALLACE 10 SEE TRUMAN WEDNESDAY   President Eyeing Political Effects Of Open Breach

— CABINET — 4 Democrats  See “Tough Break’   Defiant Wallace To See Truman On Wednesdau

Wallace Stand Places: Truman Th Ditticult Spot   Must - Ask Seerctary To  . Foreign Policy “Attacks

WALLACE TO SEE TRUMAN WEDNESDAY   Clayton Has Conferred With President

FOREIGN POLICY SPEECHES FACE APPROVAL RULE   Undersecretary Clayton Assumes Talks Must Be Cleared by Department

Henry Wallace, Whose  Speech on Russia Stirred Up Uproar, Will Confer With President Truman

 “Tomorrows Headlines “Joday STATE DEPT. EXPECTS WALLACE TO GET OK. ON HIS SPEECHES

Future Foreign Policy Speeches Will Be Cleared   Clayton Reveals Plan ~ Following Meeting With Truman Today

Wallace Will See  Truman   Appointment Made For Wednesday; Foreign Speeches Will be Cleared

Wallace Should Clear His Speeches, Clayton Admits, But that Won’t Stop Him

Wallace to Confer With  President   Undersecretary of State Gives Views On Future Program

May Censor All Foreign Policy Talks   Undersecretary of State Assumes All Pertinent Speeches Will Be Screened

Temperatures   Wallace and Truman Slated to Confer Wednesday, With President on Spot If Cabinet Member Continues Dissent

Truman Said Facing © Important Decision   Wallace Scheduled To Chat with President; GOF Making Political Capital of Controversy

Commerce Head Will Battle For Liberal Propesal   Secretary To Talk Tomorrow  With President   Must Be Cleared

State Department To Clear Future Talks On Foreign Policy   Clayton Assumes, However, Such Speakers Wouldn't Be Bound By Any Suggested Changes; Wallace Scheduled to Confer With President At  White House Wednesday Afternoon

Wallace To Talk Things Over With The President      Letter To President Said To Have Pointed To Dangers Of War

FOREIGN POLICY ‘TALKS MUST CLEAR STATE DEPARTMEN]   This Was Assumed Today By Undersecretary of State Clavton.   WALLACE TO TRUMAN   Clayton Talked With President Monday; Wallace to Give More. Talks.

Truman Sets. Wallace Talk   Conference Slated Over Policy Crisis

State Dept. to Clear. Officials’ Future Talks, Clayton Thinks   Wallace to Have Confer ence With Truman Tomorrow

WITH WALLACE ON WEDNESDA!   Secretary May Be Muzzled o: Asked To Resign His Position

SEC. WALLACE HAS TALK WITH THE PRESIDENT   Cabinet Rift Seen As Widening; Southern Democrats Are Opposed

Curb on Wallace's Foreign Policy Speeches Urged  Sante Pome cba nnt Fun.   State Department Expects All Future Talks to Be Approved In Advance

Wallace to See Truman Tomorrow   White House Has Had Na Direct Word from Byrn es Since Wallace Speech

President May Curb: Wallace   Truman To See Cabinet Member Today Or Tomorrow

Hard Nut For The President... .  Truman Facing A Tough Decision; May Ask For Resignation Of Wallace

WALLACE PUTS PRESIDENT IN CRITICAL SPOT   Commerce Secretary Plans te Continue Fight on Foreion Policy.

Clayton Assumes Talks to be Cleared   Wallace To Speak Again Next Week

Wallace Will See Truman On Wednesday   New Ruling Follows Stir Created by Secretary’s Address

Statement Of Clayton Made At Meeting   Wallace Slated To See Truman Tomorrow

Wallace, Truman To Confer   Clayton Believes Future Speeches Must Have State OK

Wednesday Talk Slated; Clayton Enfers Dispute   Secretary Expected To Clear Addresses With State Office

Political Circles Tense as Wallace Foreign Policy Fight Puts President in Tight Spot   Secretary's Avowed Intention of Coatiauling Fight for Softer Russian Policy Seemingly Calls for More Definite Stand by Truman

Clayton Says Future Talks ‘Cleared First   “State Department Official States Officers’ Talks To Be Reviewed.

Must Sanction Commerce. Secretary's Criticism Or Request His Resignation   Democrats Acknowledge Speech Was. Touchest Political ‘Break’ Of Year

Wallace Will See Truman Tomorrow   Clayton Says Talk Of Commerce Head Should Be Checked

ature “Foreign Polit.” ks By Officials May.  wire Clearance Okeh

Wallace Fight Over Foreign Policy Poses  New Dilemma   Commerce Secretary scheduled To Confer NW ith His Chief Soon

Further Speeches By Wallace Might Bring Cabinet Split   Reveals Intention to Talk Again on Subject; May Cause His Dismissal

To Talk Things Over Tomorrow  In White House   President May Permit Wallace to Speak Up on Foreign Situation or Possibly May Ask Him to Resign Cabinet Post

Secretary Of Commerce’ . Burst Of Oratory Hangs President Ou Horns Of Dilemma —

State Department Will Clear Future Foreign Policy Talks   Republicans Already Making Political Issue of Speech Delivered by Sec '   retary of Commerce

Talks Face Gantlet of State Dept.   Foreign Policy Speeches To Be Cleared There, Clayton Assumes.

TRUMAN FACES TWO CHOICES OF ACTION   State Department Leaders Considerably Disturbed   DEMOCRATS   Admit Incident Is Year's Toughest Break: Byrnes Maintains Silence

Wallace Talk Worst “Break”  For Democrats   Republicans Making Political Capital of Commerce Secretary's Foreign Poliey Talk

White House Is Silent ‘On Arrangements  . For Talk   TELLS OF LETTER   Conference Follows Reaction To Speech ‘On Russia

STATE DEPT. WILL PASS ON FOREIGN POLICY SPEECHES   ASSUMES SECRETARY OF COMMERCE WILL COMPLY WITH RULE

WALLACE. FAGES CURR ON TALKS BY STATE DEPT   Future Speeches on Foreign Policy Are Expected to Be Submittec in Advance   MEETING I$ SCHEDULED   Commerce Secretary to See Truman Tomorrow on Arrangements

State Dept. To ‘Clear Foreign Policy Talks   Undersecretary Clayton Makes Statement; Wallace To See President Tomorrow

White House Hints State Department To Pass On Future Talks On Policy  Te 2s. “ae .      Right Of Speaker Is Recognized   Clayton Tells Reporter State Department Defines Foreign View

PRESIDENT PUT ON THE SPOT IN WALLACE CASE   Secretary Of Commerce Tc Confer Wednesday With Chief At White House

Stand Criticism or Oust Wallace,  Truman Problem   Demand for Unified Front in Foreign... Affairs Grows -

Wallace To See Truman Tomorrow   White House Parley Set For Afternoon: Mess Over Speech May Call Fer Resienation

To Let Oratory Continue Or Fire Orator Is Pose: Facing Administration

Wallace- Truman Talk Scheduled For Wednesday   Clayton Says Cabinet Official Still Has Right To Make Kind Of Speech He Wants To   Conferred With Truman

May Attempt ‘Censorship’ Of Wallace   State Department Seeking Clearance Of Future Talks

Wallace WillSee Truman   Clayton Expects Future Speeches To Be Cleared With State Department

Truman And Wallace Plan  Conference :   Talk) Arranged. For Tomorrow at White House. > i

 WALLACE PROBLEM MAY FORCE HST TO MAKE CRITICAL DECISION   ICan Either Sanction More Criticism or Fire Him

‘Truman Faces Most Critical Decision; to Take Wallace’s  Criticism Or to Fire Him 

CLAYTON SEEKS RIGHT TO CLEAR WALLACE TALKS   State Department Aide ‘Assumes’ Speeches  To Be Reviewed

Truman May Ask Wallace to Quit   President Faces Critical Decision as. GOP Levels Guns on Foreign Policy

Speeches In Future To Be Looked Over   Any Foreign Policy Speeches by Gevernment Officials Will Be Cleared Through State Department.

WALLACE MAY HAVE TO GLEAR POLICY TALKS   Clayton Expects Him to Submit Speeches For Approval

FALLACE IS CHEDULED TO EE TRUMAN   esident Faces One of Most Critical Decisions   of Career In White  4 Heuse   'RNES STILL SILENT

PARIS FOOD PRICES SOAR   Papers Scream News in Effort To eek Inflation

Madame Sun Declares Reactionaries Plan to Get U. S., Reds in Trouble

CHINA REDS IN. VICTORY CLAIM   Spokesman Says Commtnists Threaten Nanking

Chinese Reds  Claim Major  Military Cour   Report Capture of 12.000 Government Troops, In-  cluding General  Wang Tieh-Han

Chinese Reds Hail Victory   Claim Bag Of 12,000 Troops East Of Nanking

VICTORY HAILED BY CHINA’S REDS   Communists Claim Capture Of 12,000 Nationalists

CHINA REDS CLAIM IMPORTANT VICTORY   Communists Say 12,00¢ Captured Near Nankine

ITALY MAY PART »>CHURCH, STATE   CONSIDER BREAKING ANCIENT AGREEMENT

POPE OPPOSES, CHURCH-STATE SEPARATION:   “Move Is B Being Advocated By ‘Italian Gov’t.

Italy Debates Severance of  Roman Chureh   Papal Opposition Is Strong as Equality Is Proposed

Glass Workers End Three Month Libsey Owen-Ford Strike   Both Factions Agreed. to Begin Work Again Monday

GLASS WORKERS’ STRIKE AT END   Schwellenbach Announ ces, Agreement Reached—15,000  Persons Back to Jobs 

Atomic Energy Control Pact Is Considered   Conferees Seek Agreement On Bill Satisfactory To Both Houses

Rinzo Ogata Dies in Accident On Highway 91  Well-Known Helena Valley Rancher te Killod Inctantiv

Rinzo Ogata Dies In Accident On Highway 91  — Well-Known Helena _ Valley Rancher Is Killed Instantly

LABOR MEASURE IS FACING VOTE   Some Form of Fact-Finding   Seen Sure of Passage

Fact Finding Bill Before  Senate Soon   “Watered Ssiution Expected te Reach FPloer of House

House Action Held Certain On Facts Bill   Opponents Failing In Effort to Keep Measure From Vote

Foes of Truman's Fact-Finding Bill Concede Defeat   Watered-Down Measure To Face Showdown  Early Next Week

MINERS’ CASES TO BE DELAYED   Judge Goldsborough Ap  proves Agreement

US. Will Postpone  Miner Prosecutions   Judge Goldsborough Approves Counse! Agreement To Await Supreme Court Contemnt Review

Action Of Lower Courts Against Miners Deferred  gt i   Counsel Agree To Stipulation

COURT AGTION IN _ JHE LEWIS CASE   This Agreement Was Approved Today by Judge Goldsborough.   UNTIL LATE JANUARY   The Joint Stipulation Provides Farther Litigation Be Deferred.

Delay in Lower Court   Agreement to Defer Action on UMW Until the High Court Rules

Government And Miners Agree   Federal Judge Approves Move To Delay Litigation

Coal Union Fines Held in Abeyance   : ‘Attorneys’ Agreement to Wait on Supreme Court   Approved   OTHER QUESTIONS UP   Legality of Lewis Order May Be Determined by High Court

TRUCE’ SIGNED ON COAL ACTION   U.S. And UMW To Rest Unti High Court Hears Case

Further Action In Coal Case To Be Held Up  Iudae Aareece Ta   Judge Agrees To Await Argument In High Court

Lower Court in Delay: on Lewis   _Further Action Is Put . _Olf by Goldsborough Until January

COAL CASE TRUCE IN LOWER COURTS UNTIL HIGH TRIBUNAL ACTS   FURTHER HEARINGS ARE DELAYED BY AGREEMEN’ OF MINE UNION Te

Delay Further Court Actions Against Miners   Judge Goldsborough Defers Motions Until Supreme Court Acts

Judge ‘Approves aregment To Delay Until January  Lower Court Coal Rulings ©

Delay Lower Court Action In Lewis Case   Await Decision Of Supreme Court

Judge Okeh: Delay for  Lewis Case   Further Action in Lower Court ‘Postponed Until Late January by Accord Between Attorneys

Agree to Delay Lewis Case   Goldsborough Approves Agreement of Attorney On Delay

JUDGE STOPS ACTION IN GOAL SUIT GASE   Rulings Deferred Until High Bench Makes Decision

Case Against Mine Workers To Mark Time   Federal Judge Approves Agreement between “A tok: neys Ta Defer Further AcGen wall Laks WA Jae

UMW Gains A Delay in Lower Court   No Further Action Until After Hearing Before High Tribunal

Judge OK’s Delay in Mine Case   Further Lower Court Action Won't Come. Timeil Tarte Terniueers 

0. K, ON GOAL FIGHT TRUGE   Judge Goldsborough Approves Lawyers’ Pact in Lewis Case,

Lower Court To Defer Any UMW Action   Government, Lewis Attorneys Agree to’Wait Until After Supreme Court Hearing

LOWER COURT'S ACTION AGAINST LEWIS DELAYEL   No Further Steps Before Golds. borough Until Late Januery, Aqreement

High Tribunal Hears Appeal On January 14   Further Litigation Must Wait Decision

Lewis Lawyers Sign New Pact With Sonnett   Further Litigation Over Contempt Deferred By Joint Stipulation; Judge Approves   High Court Will Hear UMW Plea   Expect Decision On Appeal By Supreme Court Two Weeks After Argument jan. 14

[Atomic Bomb Tests Emphasis on Safety of Men, Knowledge America Must Learn From Operation:

Marine Union Strike Shuts Down Shipping   Engineers On Both Coasts Outs APL Seamen Join to Walkout.

Strike Poses Fresh Threat to Shipping   Two Unions Quit as Negotiations With Owners Fail

Negotiations Continue, But Crews Quit .... Ocean Shipping Tied Up By New Shipping Strike As Government Gives Up

New Shipping Strike Ties Up Vessels   Labor Department Schedules New Talks for  This Afternoon

Complete Paralysis of US Maritime Fleet Threatens clo Seamen, Longshoremert’ Strike

Maritime Strike Begins as Parley Fails at Capital   Government. Hopes East oast Agreement May Result; Contracts Have Expired

Ship Unions Walk Off Job Second Time   Contracts Expire At Midnight; Last Hope: Fade As Offer Is Reiected At 3 a. m.

East, West Coasts Stricken by Maritime Strike  Longshoremen, Seamet Walk ieohd Jobs as

Officials Fail In Efforts To Avert Walkout   Union Demands Not Granted By Ship Owner Group

NEW MARITIME TIEUP STARTED IN WALKOUT OF ClO GROUPS   Contract Talks Between Operators And CIO Seamen  And Longshoremen

Oceans Are Hit By New Strikes   Men Are Quitting . Ships In Port; Talks Today

U.S. Shipping Again Tied Uj By Walkout  CIO Seamen And Longshoremen

Longshoremen, Seamen Strike On Two Coasts   CIO Action Threatens Complete Paralysis Of I] © @Ghianing.

Engineers Lead New Walkout of Mariners in U.S.   Government Efforts To Avert Tie-up Fail After Long Parleys

New Shipping Strike Starts As All-Night Session Fails   Pacific Shipowners Turn Down Demand. On Hiring Methods.

SHIPPING IS PARALYZED BY NEW WALKOUT   Final Frantic Effort of Government Officials Fails To Produce An Agreement   HIRING SYSTEM ISSUE

Nation’s Shipping Paralyzed Again   Frantic Efforts to Effect Agreement Before Rayhranl fet]

New Maritime  Strike On In East, West Ports   Longshoremen, Seamen Quit

STRIKE FREEZES SHIPPING AGAIN AT MAIN PORTS   Maritime Walkout Cripples Activity on Both East, West Coasts

ClO SEAMEN QUIT ON BOTH COASTS   New Walkout Threatens To Tie Up Shipping Again

Fast, West Coasts Stricken by Maritime Strike  Longshoremen, Seamer Walk Off Jobs as Neactiations Fail

ni  New Maritime Strike Paralyzes Ocean Ships as Government Effort to Head It Off Fails

New Seamen’s Strike Hits  Nation’s Ports   Walkout Poses New Threat of Complete Paralysis to Entire  Merchant Marine

New Walkout Again Stops U.S. Vessels   Shipowners Reject Unions’ Demands On Hiring System

Second Maritime  Tie-Up Now On   Strike Grips Nation's Ports As Engineers Walk Off Ships

STRIKES AGAIN HALT SHIPPING   Complete Tieup Is. Threatened as C. I. 0., A. E. L. Men Quit Jobs

Nation’s. Shippi ing Again Threatened as CI0 Seamen, Longshormen Strike Anew

New Ship Strike On   Ocean Shipping Tied Up On Both Coasts As All Peace Efforts Fail

Maritime Walkouts Paralyzes Nation’s Ships Once Again   Marine Engineers Lead in Latest Dispute on Wage Issue

New Maritime Strike Paralyzes Ocean Shipping   Crews Already Quitting Ships; Government Schedules New Talks This Afterncon

Paralysis of All Ports Is Threatened   Engineers Walk Out After Negotiations Collapse; AF.L. Workers Refuse To Cross Picket Lines

Govermuaent Gave Up At 4 A. M; Final Frantic E&" forts To Effect An Agreement

NEW MARITIME STRIKE LOOMS, UNION DECLARES   Government Goes All Out To Halt  Complete Tieuo

Democrats Program Is Assailed   Republican Chief Says Legislative Plans Would ‘Bankrupt’  Css.   Items, He Declares, Would Cost State $2,300,000,000

Demo's Program Would Bankrupt State—Bedenkap  Demecrats Lisi State Aid For Mousing, Education as Chief Legislative Goals

Railroads Face Holiday Traffic Under Handicap      Federal Order Bans Extra Sections or * Doaublehenders

Registrations Point to Bigger Vote in State   Referenda and Lively Senatorial Campaign “pelo Up” Election

Governor, U. S. Senator Top Balloting List   4 Other Wisconsin Posts Open Plus 100 Assemblymen, 18 State Senators

WASHINGTON OFFICIAL DENIES ANGLO-U. 5. PACT AIMED AT SOVIET RUSSIA

SECRET ACCORD DENIED BY Ul. §   No Defense Pact Planned With Britain, Declare High Officials

UFIUIALS AEFUIE ANY SECRET PACT AIMED AT RUSSIA   U.S. Committed to United Nations for International Defense Measures: Leader States.   LONDON STATEMENT CREATES COMMENT

if Texas Has Enough Gas, She Should Not Protest Exports, Hearing Is Told

CIVIL SERVICEON ~~ PEACETIME BASIS   President Orders Job Prefer.  anre far Veterans

People Would Feel Closer to United Nations lf Diplomatic Language Wasn’t What It Is

435,000 Men To Be Released By End Of Year   Service Payroll Is Getting Too High; 8,700 Wartime AAF Officers To Go

Army to Discharge 435,000 Troops in Expenditures Cuts   May Hold Drafting to Minimum; Volunteers Determine Calls

Army [s Planning Discharge of 435,000 Shortly Return to Draft Calls After Dec. 31.

Army to Discharge Total of 435,000 Men from Payroll   Cut Necessary to Stay Within Limits Ser by Concress

Army To Cut Off 435,000 Officers, Men   Keeps Within  Congress Limit

Army To Let 435.000 Go By January    Volunteer Enlistments Swell Ranks; Draft Calls After First Of Year Remain Uncertain.

Army Speeds Discharges   Must Cut Size to Fit Reduced Payroll Set By Congress Last Year

Army Is Planning Discharge of 435,000 Shortly  Return to Draft Calls After Dec. 31 . Remaining Uncertain

Army to Release 435,000 Officers And Men Before End of This Year

Army Will Cut Forces  £9 ADM Nii-ere And   =~ SS eS  435,000 Officers And Men To Be Discharged Rv End of Year

Army To Drop Many Men Off Payrolls Soon   CUT IN ROSTER MUST BE MADE TO MEET PAYROLLS

Army To Release 435,000 Men   Uncertain As To Whether Draft Will Be Continued After First Of Year

 Army Is Suffering From Case Of The Payroll Jitters  Thousands To Get Discharges

PRINTS ON BIKE ARE IDENTIFIED AS ANDERSON’S   Search Still Under Way For Suspected Murderer Of Chester Girl

Senator M’Kellar Beats Off CIO-PAC Opponent   Tennessee Election Marked By Mob Violence In Local Flare-Up Over Eastern County's Democrat Primary Issue Wednesday

Tennessee Men Shoot It Out "During Election   McKellar Piles Up Substantial Lead Over Carmack

Showers Spread Over Southeast   Thunderstorms Reported In Sections; Rain Rather General

Molotov Drops Veto. Plan. Against Arms Control: Talks To Be Resinied

Russia Favors Arms Proposal   Molotoy Clears Way For Major Advance To ward Limitations

RUSSIA AGREES TO REMOVAL OF VETO ON ARMS   Western Powers Chee Soviet Declaration On Disarmament

Russia Willing To Waive Veto -On Arms Limit   U. N. Names 20-Nation Committee to Draft  Viteermaaecinne Tl

Russia Helps Cleai Way Toward World Arms Limitation  Molotov Says Control Machinery Must Be  ee Ee eS

Inspection Free of Veto Is Accepted By Russia _   Stand Clears Way For Big Advance Toward Limitation  Of World Arms

WORLD ARMS LIMITATIONS GIVEN BOOS!   MOLOTOV ACCEPTS U.S. PROPOSAL IN U. N. ASSEMBLY

Powers Laud Soviet Stand Qn Arms Cut   Russia Agrees To Control Bodies Free Of Veto

Way Cleared for Mayor Advance Toward Arms Limitation;  Reseaiin Will Not Insist on Veto

Soviets Remove Veto From Arms Limiting Effort   Molotov Accepts U. S. Proposal as Basis For Assembly Action

Recs Agree To U.S Disarmament Plan.   Molotov Drops Veto Plan Against Arms Control; Talks To Be Resumed

MOLOTOV CLEARS WAY FOR ACTION TO REDUCE ARMS   Accepts U. S. Proposal as Basis for Discussion and Agrees to Refrain From Using Veto.   HOPES FOR RESULTS _ RAISED IN ASSEMBLY   Twenty-Nation Subcommittee Named to Draft Resolution on Limitation Program.

FOR ADVANCE IN DIPLOMACY   Yielding of Point By Molotov Taken As Encouraging Step

Reds Critical On Palestine   Autonomy Demanded From British Rule

Red Flays  “Violation” of Charter   U. S, Inconsistent on Trusteeships, © Novikov Charges

USSR Demand: Brifain Give Palestine Its  Independence  Proposed Russian Alternative Would  eee See

Russia Demand: Independence For Palestine   Alternative Offer Seeks Trusteeship For Holy Lands

Russian Demands Britain Abandon Palestine Claim   Novikov Blasts U. S. ‘Inconsistencies’ in  Trusteeship Policies

Russia Demands Independence  For Holy Lanc   Gives Britain Choice of  Placing Palestine Under UN Trusteeship

VENEZUELA 0 Hy   Seize Airport and Drop Bombs on City; Uprising May Be Quelled   REVOLT LED BY FORMER PRESIDENT OF NATION

DEWEY'S SMASHING WIN BY NEARLY 700,000 HIGHLIGHTED GOVERNORSHIP CON TESTS. .

RESURGENT GOP GAINS MAJORITY OF GOVERNORS   Democrats Upset in Massachusetts, Ohio, Idaho, Gain in Colorado

‘Unofficial Returns From 110 Co. Dists.   The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   19 Republican Governors

19 OF 33 RACES FOR GOVERNOR GO REPUBLICAN   G. O. P. to Control 25 Out of 48 State Capitals

GOP Elects ; 19 Governors   Record Breaking Margin Amassed by Dewey; Democras Win Colorado

Townspeople Band Together in Fight to Save Life of Veteran Accused of Stabbing Two Japs

Schaum Hected TAUS Treasurer   Tobacco Group Elects Officers At Meeting In Raleigh

Tobacco Group Meets In Raleigh   Opening Dates To Be Set For Markets In North Carolina Relts

TAUS Opens Meet At Raleigh Today   Market Opening Dates to be Announced Shortly After: Noon Friday.

SEAWAY PLAN IS APPROVED   Senate Bloc Says There I: Ample Proof Project Is Justified

Seaway Receives Support of Group   Subcommittee Report: After Long Hearings

Samuel Epes Is Denied New Trial   Son of Manufacturer Will Serve Term After  Supreme Court Rule

EPES IS FACING LIFE IN PRISON   Supreme Court Refuses New Trial Appeal Of Convicted Wife-Slaver.

ONE OF MOST HARMFUL FEATURES OF ONCE-GAY PAREE IS BANNED IN ACTION AGAINST IMMORALITY

Mackenzie's Column   By DeWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

F rance Acts To Suppress  Prostitution      Constiiment Assembly Strikes Blow At.One Of Forces Most Destructive to Moral Fibre of Europe

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZIE /P Foreign Affairs Analyst

GOERING OPENS UP HIS DEFENSE   Former Reichs - Marshal Depicted As Staunch Peace Emmissary

fi roerine Onens Defense With Claim Ye Was An Fev recarv of Peace

~ FOR GOERING   Top Ranking Nazi Pictured As Peace Emissary By Defense Witness

IF rail Little Detroit Boy Risks  Life to Save Girl, 2, from Death

Jap War Ambitions For Empire Shown To Crimes Tribunal  Scant Attention Paid Red-Lined Maps by

NIP LEADERS ON TRIAL IN TOKYO      Prosecution Shows. Trend of War on Maps a

OPEN TRIAL OF JAP WAR HEADS   Ambitious Bid To Conquer Pictured On Big, Red Lined Maps

Japanese War Criminals Go  On Trial Today   Tojo Watches As Rise And Fall Of Empire Unfolded On Series Of Maps

Tojo, 25 Others On Trial Today For War Crime   ‘Bid For Empire Displayed On 15-F1. Square Maps; Red Lines Trace History

Nips See Growth, Decline of Empire on Maps as War Crime Trial Begins

‘LL ROTARY CONFERENG! ES IN-ALTOONA MAY 6  First Convention nation Of New 178t District

Pauley Gathers  Documents To Refute Charges  [= UL qe   Hearings on His Nomina:  tion as Undersecretary   - of Navy To Be Resuan,ed Wednesday

Pauley Searches For Defense, Loses Backing  Many Senators Feel Nominee Will Withdraw Name

PAULEY PREPARES DEFENSE PAPERS   Withdrawal Expected afte His Views Are Presented

Plan Lawton Sunrise Service   ‘More Than 1,000 to Be Cast of 2ist Annual Pageant

Nationwide Phone Strike Imminent —  14 Oil Firms , Won hls et With  Baned Eindame

Telephone Tieup Looms In Matter Of Hours   STUDY CABLE SITUATION

Telephone Strike Seen Possibility In Few Hour:   O'Dwyer Acts In WU Case; Oil Panel Reconvenes; 3 Walkouts Next Week

May Feel ’Phone Strike in Area   Local Workers Are ‘Affiliated ‘With Federation

Nation-Wide Phone Tie-Up Draws Nearer; Settlement Seen In Oil Workers’ Pay Fight

THREATEN WIDE PHONE STRIKE   Others May Join Dispute ir Sympathy Move

Cinderella Girl Jecides at Last She Is Ready for Movies   Dorothy Hart, 23, Is New Leading Lady in Randolph Scott Picture

Br ide, 09, Gr oom, 18, To Catch Up On Weed-Killing During Honeymoon

Honeymoon In Cornfield Begins For Grandma, 79, And Her New Husband, 18

Grandmother of 49 Youth, 18, Wea By Circuit Judge   Scores Crowd Court to View Rites; Honeymoon at Home

, BRIDE, 79, PLANS “HONEYMGON_IN CORNFIELD’  ‘ERANDMA WED TO YOUTH OF 18

Rock Island Labor Move Called Off   Demonstration in Case  Plant Strike Is Postponed

Bruno Mussolini's Widow Is Drowned  Two Men of Boating Party Missing; Wes With Three British Soldiers

WARREN FREED OF ONE TIE-UP   Bus Drivers Resume Work Power Strike Continues

EVACUATE 18 SURVIVORS OF PLANE CRASH   Helicopters Are Used To Bring Group Out : Of Wilderness

Last of 18 Plane Crash Survivors  Brought Out   High Praise Given Doctor and 13-Man Army Rescue Team Helicopter Used

LAST OF PLANE SURVIVORS ARE SAVED VIA AIR   Helicopter Operation Brings 18 Out Of Canadian Wilds

Woman Dies ‘In Cleveland. Hotel Blaze   Eleven Injured and Eighty Rendered Homelese By Fire In Residential Hostelry

One Dead in Cleveland Fire   11 Injured in Blaze In Residential Hotel Belden on East Side

ONE KILLED, 11 SUFFER BURNS IN HOTEL FIRE   Flash Fire Hampers Rescue Work on Top Floor of Building in Cleveland

Fire Kills One At Cleveland   Hotel Blaze Fatal to Woman: 11 Hurt; 80 Made Homeless.

Ex-A rmy Sgt. Who Bragged That He Never Worried Is Father of Quads

2 BLAZES LEAVE 8 CHILDREN DEAD   5 Perish While Parents Are Attending Cage Game

AN CHILDREN DIE AS FIRE DESTROYS BAY STATE HOME   Girl. Burned in Rescue At tempt; Parents at Baskethall Gama

—FIRES—  8 Children Die In Fires  Flames Take Toll In. Two Cities

5 Perish in Flames at Sterling, Mass.; 3 Others Die in Blaze at Kansas City

5 CHILDREN DIE AS FIRE SWEEPS HOME   Parents At Basketball Game As Disaster Falls

Five Children Die n Fire; Girl, 15,  Gives Her Version   Neighbor Had Been Giver Charge of Children While Parents Were Away

Would End “Abuses” in Wagner Act   Senator Wherry Outline: Objectives Facing New  Republican Congress

SOVIETS OPEN PURGE AGAINST FARM SYSTEM   Land, Political Chiefs Face Huge-Scale Criminal Prosecution

Farm System Purge Begun By Russians   Move To Stamp Out ‘Mass Spoliation, Says Communist Party Leadershin

Russia Purging Farm Leaders   Latest In’ Recent Series Of Moves To Tighten Internal Government

RUSSIA STARTING UT PURE        Criminal Prosecution on Wide Scale Ordered After "Mass  Spoliation’

Parents and Three Children Victims   Three Others, Including Heroic Policeman SuccumbSertes of Blocks Tonited *

Eight Persons Killed, Five Injured In Fire At Boston Apartment House

Eight Persons Die, Five Hurt In Boston Fire   Father, Mother and Three Small Children Among Victims in Blaze “In Anartmant Haiuca

Three Small Children Die In Apartment   Blaze Sweeps  Back Bay Building33 Other Tenants Flee To Safety

Bight Persons Die In Boston Blaze; Five Are Injured   Police Investigate Two Other Fires Within 10-Block Radius of City

Eight Persons Die in Fire   Father, Mother, Three Small Children Perish; Five Others Injured

EIGHT PERSONS PERISH IN FIRE   LIST 3 CHILDREN AMONG FATALITIES IN APARTMENT BLAZE

A Mother, Father and Three Small Children Are Among the Victims Of an Apartment House Blaze in Boston.

FIRE BURNS FIGHT   Mother, Father, 3 Small Children Among Victims

Eight Dead And Five Injured In Apartment Blaze   Entire Family Of Five Perish As Fire Sweeps Four-Story Building

8 Die In Boston Apartment Fire  2 Other Blazes In Clase Vicinity

EIGHT DEAD IN FIRE IN BOSTON   Apartment House Fire Investigated; Two Other, Fires In Same Neighbor-. hood Rouse Suspicion.

Eight Are Dead In Boston Fire   Flames Sweep Part Of Back Bay Section This Morning

Reds Punish Two Republics For Treachery   Deprived Of Status; Inhabitants Moved To Other Areas

RUSSIANS ‘UPROOTED’ FOR WAR TREACHERY   Two Republics Deprived Of Autonomy As Penalty

2 Treacherous Russian Tribes Are Resettled   Tartars And Chechens Punished For Aiding Ger mans; States Liquidated.

Republics Are Punished For War Treachery   Soviets Deprive Areas of Autonomy, Many Inhabitants Move

Soviet Republics Deprived Of Autonomy As Penalties ‘For Treachery During War   Many Inhabitants Resettled In Other Parts Of Russia By Drastic Decree

People Of Oil, Crimea Areas  Are ‘Resettled’   USSR Admits Wartime Deflections in Nation For First Time

SOVIETS PUNISH TWO REPUBLICS   Inhabitants Resettled For Treachery During German Invasion

IRUSSIANS. LIQUIDATE '2 STATES   Crimean Tartars, GroznyMozdok Area Natives Resettled Elsewhere for Much Treachery During War

REDS DEPRIVE 2 REPUBLICS OF AUTONOMY   States Draw Penalty For Treachery In Nazi Invasion

Two Russian Areas Deprived Of Autonomy   Wartime Treachery Is Reason for Action: Inhabitants Resettled

Soviet Units ArePunished   Two States Deprived Of Autonomy For Acts Of-Treason During War

Order Reduces Two Republics To Provinces   Mass Evacuations Revealed Toda: In Moscow; Many Punished For Misusing Funds

All's NOT Well In Communist ‘Utopia’  Stalin Drives Hundreds Of Thousands From Homes For Anti-Soviet Activities

Treachery Costs Soviet Republics Their Aufonomy   Many Inhabitants of Two States Fought against Russia

Two Russian Republics Lose Power   Autonomy Is Take From States For Aiding Germans

CRIMEAN STATE, CHECHEN-INGUSh TARGET OF ACT   Soviets Move Some Inhabitants From S. Russia as Penalties for Deeds

Russians Bare Internal Strife   Chechens, Crimean Tartar Unrooted Fram Hame<

GEN. MOTORS ADDS $100 TO LIST PRICES   Flat Raise Made On All Its  Passenger Cars

BANKING GROUP OF HOUSE SETS OPA EXTENSION   Committee Approves Prolonging Controls Unit Until June 30, 1947

Extension of OPA Voted by House Group   President Would Be Given Power to Lift Any Controls

OPA EXTENSION FOR YEAR VOTED PY LATISE FRNIIP   Truman Would Have Power to Lift Curbs Gradually Before Then   MAY RESTORE THEM TOO   Bill Would Require President ta Re-examine Controls Monthly

Would Extend Price Controls  June 30, 1947  President Have Power to Lift  te i el ee

House Committee Okays Extending OPA Until June ‘47   Give President Power To Lift Price Controls

President Sees U.S."Over Hump   Long Coal Strike Perilous, He Adds

Extension of OPA Until July, 47. OK'd By Solons   Senators Approve U, 8. Emergency  Hoising Legislation

U. 5. Would Refe: Atom Violations To U. W. Council   Commission Receives American Memorandum On Proposed Treaty

ClO Officials Shun Argument   Headquarters Wants No Part of Battle Over Communism *

NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL ADVOCATED   Group Would Replace Proposed Unified Forces

BIG FOUR PLAN QUICK LOOK AT GERMAN ISSUE   Three Weeks Conference A Paris Now Nearing Its End

Business and Financial  Outlook for Year 1947   Bv ROGER W. BABSON

Babson Foresees Population Move From Bic Coastal Cities to Smaller Interior Towns

ROGER BABSON GIVES FORECAST OF BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL PROSPECTS DURING 1947   Ry ROGER W_ BABSON

Sees Solution to Some Labor Problems in '47   1947 in a Nutshell

Babson Predicts Business Increase In 1947, Farm Income to Remain Up, Cost of Living to Continue to Fise

Babson Predicts Business Increase In 1947, Farm Income to Remain Up, Cost of Living to Continue to Rise   BUSINESS; COMMODITIES LABOR:  REAL ESTATE:  POLITICS: STOCKS: IONDS:

Ba bson’s i Forecast , for: 1947   ‘Business And Financial Outlook

Babson’s Annual Outlook Pictures Business  Levels Higher in 1947: Labor Question Mark   By ROGER VV, BABSON

 Babson’s Forecast for 1947  Predicts Business to Reach Higher Level   Business And Financial Outlook  For 1947 There Danwar UF Rakenn

Higher Level of  Business Seen by  Roger W. Babson Greater Demand for  Suburban Property Forecast bv Expert

‘Babson’s Forecasts for the New Year   BUSINESS: COMMODITIES LABOR’  REAL ESTATE:  POLITICS: STOCES: BONDS:

Babson Sees Larger Retail Sales, Lower Taxes, Inflation Tendency, Labor Unrest and Building Boom

Business‘to Reach Higher Levels:in ’47, Says Babson      RY: ROGER W.. BABSON

Babson Sees Real Building Boom, Era Of Greater Inflation in 47 Forecast   BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL OUTLOOK FOR 1947  Be Daene W Wat...

FINANCE-HEAD—]$-APPOINTED   DEFENBACHER TO CONTINUE AS. FINANCE DIRECTOR: WHEN HERBERT TAKES _ OFFICE.

WORLD WIDE ARMS CUTTING PROGRAM SEI   BYRNES REVEALS DISPOSITION OF U.S. TROOPS

German Troop  Slash Sought   U. S., Russia Again Deadlocked; Big « Open Discussion on Peace Pact

Kalinin’s ‘Body To ‘Lie In State   Former President Of Soviet Union Dies

REGISTRATION UNDER WAY AT CHARLESTON   Teachers College Ex pects Peak Enrollment of 1,200

Nazi Army Beaten Year  Ago Today   World Spins Into Condition Of Economic. Political Crisis Since Then

Anniversary of Germany's Fall Finds World in an  Economic, Political Crisis

Fighting With Germany Ended Year Ago Today   In Ensuing Twelve Months World Spins Into Crisis

World Spins Into Series of Crises During Year After Fall of Nazis

Officially End Meat Controls   Subsidies to Meat Industry Are Also Abolished

GOP Spokesman Will Reply To Truman Tonight  Radio Talk On ‘Maat Daliticec’

GOP’s Reece In Rebutial Tonight at 10   Will Elaborate Charge of PoliticsReaction Mixed

HOSPITAL BOARD MEETING IS HELL   Stork Brings 55 Children To Maternity Ward During December, 14 Boys And 41 Girls, Manager Reports

u)SPITAL BOARD IN APRIL SESSION   personnel Of Standing Com. mittees For Year Announced — Dietitian Added Tc  Staff

‘DELAY BAD NEWS FOR CHILD.   \Nebraska Giri Doesn't Know  Crash Left Her an Orphan.

Pilots Vote Strike for $16,000 Top   TWA National and World Airlines - Would Be Affected

WALKOUT OF TWE AIRLINE PILOTS IS THREATENED   Would Ground All Company Planes  Around World

EXTRA CHUTE SERVES TO SAVE TWO LIVES.   Jumper, Entangled on Plane Which Hit Silk, Eases Ship*to Ground With Snennad Pact

UNC TAKES UP “RAN, RUSSIAN ~~ DISPUTE TODAY   Security Council Faces Most Severe Test Thus. Far. _~ at London: Parléy’ :   ANOTHER CASE PENDING   Saviet-British Quarrel -Also Is Due for Airing by UNO. Powers

Reds Expected To Receive Coal   Russia and Poland Have Signed Trade Agreement Concerning Coal

Business Group Organizes Fight On Portal Wages   Ask Fair Labor Standards Act Amendment; Would Cul Total Liabilities Possible

Plan Drive To Organize Employers Against Possible ‘Portal-To-Portal’ Pay Liabilities Dating Back To 38

U.S, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SEEKS RELIEF ON BACK PAY   Would Amend Fair Labor Act To Aid Industry In Portal To Portal Issue

CHAMBER PLANS DRIVE ON PORTAL PAY LIABILITIES   Will Petition Congress to Relieve Employers of Crushina Burden

.S. Chamber of Commerce Girds Against Portal’ Pay   Referendum Ballots Will Be Submitted This Week to Entir, Membership of 2,000; to Poll Companies

Business to Fight Back Pay Demands   Portal-to-Portal Liabilities Dete Back to 1938

Portal Pay To Be Opposed By Business Men   U. S. C. OF C. PLANS TO LAUNCH DRIVE IN CONGRESS

Nation’s Chamber of Commeree Slates Drive To Douse Portal Pay Liabilities

U.S. Chamber Marshals Membership to Battle Portal-to-Portal Claims

SEEK TQ BAR PORTAL-PAY LIABILITIES   U. S. Chamber Begins a Drive to Persuade Congress to Relieve Employers From Back Pay Datine to 1928.

U.S. CofC Plans Fight  On Portal Pay  Oe i Ee res T Rkeak Ee. fan   Membership Due To Get Referendum on Friday

C of C May Drive To Halt Mass Pay Lawsuits Over U.S.  ‘Portal to Portal’ Liabilities May 1029  - Qrel #

Chamber Of Commerce Asks Industry Be Relieved Of Portal-To-Portal Payments

U. S. Chamber Will Fight Suits On Back Portal Pay   Orgenization Will Submit Referendum Friday To Full Membership; May Seek Amendments To Fair Labor Standards Act Of 1938

Chamber Seeks Way To Avoid Pay Liabilities   Claims Of Workers Pile Up Following Court Decision

Business Groups Study Demands For Portal Pay  Growing Number Of   Growing Number Of Suits Arouses U. S. Chamber Commerce

Chamber Joins Fight Against Portal’ Wages   Discloses Plans to Marshal : Its 2,000 Members In Drive To Effect — Amendments   Referendum To Be Sent Friday   Action Spurred By SnowBalling Claims of Workers In Mass Productiou Plants

COAL BIN BABY   Portal Pay Fight Looms   Commerce Group  Aids Employers

Plan Drive To Relieve Employers Of" Portal-To-Portal” Liabilities

Employers Seek Changes in Portal’ Pay      Recent Claims By Workers Prompt Action

Industry Aroused As Demands for Portal Pay Grow   Chamber Will Ack Congress for Law Limiting Liability

U. §. Commerce Group fo Back Congress Drive   Portal-to-Portal Pay Issue Involved

U.S. Chamber Maps Drive on Portal Pay   Would Relieve Employes From Pay Penalties Dating Back to 1938

( 0fC In Drive Against Paying “Portal” Wages   Expect ; Full : Membership To Be Marshalled For Congressional Action

US Chamber Marshals Its Forces in Portal Skirmish To Relieve Employers of Liability

U. S. CHAMBER 10 ASK CONGRESS 10 KILL PORTAL PAY   SEEKS TO RELIEVE EMPLOYERS FROM BACK LIABILITIES

US.C.C. Maps Portal Pay Claims Fight   Battle to Be Taken To Congress to Halt Actions Dating to ‘38

Chamber Aim: Guns Against ‘Portal’ Issue   Organization Will Marshal Membership Behind Congress To Relieve Industry From ‘Crushing’ Pay Liabilities Dating Back 6 Years.

Cof CCharts Fight on Back Portal Claims   Will Seek Limit by Congress on Liability of Employers

U. §. Chamber Enters Fight on Portal Pay   Organization Opens Nation-wide Drive for Legislation

Portal-To-Porfal Pay Decision Hit  U. S. C. OF C. Plans Drivé in Conaress

Lay Plans For Portal Pay Fight   U. S. Chamber of Com merce to Drive For Congressional Action On Back Pay Issue

Chamber Planning Portal: To-Portal. Derisica Battle   To Submit Referendum To.Membership For . Changing Act. -

National C. of C. Plans Fight on Back Pay Demands   Would Relieve Its Members of Portal To Portal Claims

C. OF C. FIGHTS BACK-PAY STAND   Organization To Set Up Congressional Drive

U.S. Chamber To Fight Pay Liabilities   Amendments to Fair Labor Standards Act ssp  To Prevent ortal te  Portal” Pay Sought

USC of C Reveals Congress Drive   Would Relieve Employees From Portal To Portal Pay Liabilities

(. of C. Plans To Drive On Portal Wages   National Chamber To Recruit Membership For New Legislation

CHAMBER ACTS QN PORTAL PA)   Moves To Free Employers Of Back Wages Threat

U.S. Chamber Seeking To Relieve Industry 0’ Back Portal Payments

EX-PREMIER REFUSES TO COMMENT BEFORE BROADCAST  ON ATTACK BY SOVIET  LEADER —

Western Union College Notes   Western Union College To Be ' Bact Tea Deaehntere -

Western Union College Notes   Western Union College To Be Binct Ta Dahntare

Army Dismisses Five ‘Subversives   Mundt Claims Bureau Paves Road for Spies

CLOTHES BLACK MARKET BAREL   Former Minister Held in  Theft of Nylons

Arrests Four on $200,000 Theft Charge   Says Men Took Railway Express Goods in 6 States

Black market in hose and suits exposed  Ex-minister one of four captured

Suits Theft. Black Mart  Ring Nabbed   Four Held Charged with Pilfering Express Goods To Sell.

One of Nation's Biggest Black Markets in Suits and Nylons Uncovered With Four Arrests in Indianapolis

LITTLE PLANT'S ILLS ARE TOLD AS WORKS QUIT   Monongahela Plant Men Didn't Have Chance To Bargain, Says Company

PRPAIPAALALAPPLIIPEP LAS  Long Strike ait SKF . Ends in Philadelphia

@ PAUL MALLON—  Reports Nation Still Asleep to International Politics

MOTHER 15 TOLD OF FIRE TRAGEDY   Priest, Nun, Doctor Inform Her Only ie) in Family Survive —

United Reich Plan Merits Close Study  Some Quartera In Paris      Some Quartera In Paris Regard Proposal As Bid Fer Russian Popularity In Germany

YUGOSLAVIA RELEASES 9 OCCUPANTS   Men Are Out by Tito Order Before Ultimatum Arrives

THTO CALLS = PLANE CRASH REGRETTABL   Belgrade Radio Says Marshal “Declines __ ta Acknowledge” U. S. Ultimatum.   TENSION LACKING © IN BALKAN STATE   Ambassador Patterson Learns Five Aboard Second Ship to Fall Probably Were Killed.

Cite Release of Nine Occupants In Fallen Plane   Official Says Men Given Freedom Just Before Note Received

Radio Hints No Acknowledgement Due Since Airmen Released ; Evidence Points To No Survivors Of 29nd Plane

Belgrade Says U.S. Note to Be Iqnored   Ultimatum Is Held ‘Irrelevant’ When Men Released

Belgrade Says Note Contents Are Irrelevant   Official Contends That Demand of America Already Had Been Met

Belgrade Radio Says Tito Ignores U.S. Ultimatum   Yugoslav Government Officials Say Terms Already Complied With

Sformy Session Of Committee Brings Probable’ Answer   CALIFORNIAN DENIES SELLING JAPS Oll  Says Will Consider Withdrawal Of

Pauley Asks for Public Apology   Asserts Record on Sale of Oil to Japs Contradicts Charges

PAULEY STUDIES SUGGESTION HE WITHDRAW NAMI   Tries Unsuccessfully To Get. Public Apology From Tobey

Demands Public Apology From Senator Tobey   In Response To Charges Asserts He Hasn't Sold Oil To Japan Since 1938

td Pauley Is Considerinc Withdrawal   Shouts a Demand for Apology on Oil Sale; Tobey Remains Silent

Pauley Demands Apology From Senator Tobey   Would Consider Withdrawal of His Nomination

Pauley Asks Apology by Sen. Tobey   Says He May Quit Fight fo Appointment if He Gets the Apology

PAULEY TO STUDY WITHDRAWAL IF NAME IS CLEARED   DEMANDS APOLOGY BY SENATOR TOBEY ON ‘SMEAR’ CHARGE

Pauley Considers Dropping Fight For Naval Post  Demands Tobey Make Apology

Pauley May Withdraw From Fight   Tells Senator He Will Toke Motter ‘Under Advisement’ Defends Oil Record

PAULEY STATES HELL CONSIDER QUITTING FIGHT   To Take Suggestion Under Advisement; Demands Senator Apologize

PAULEY MAY [ND BID FOR CONFIRMATION   Will Take Withdrawal Under Advisemeni, He Tells Senator.

Edwin Pauley Will Consider Withdrawal   Demands Public Apology From Senator Tobey For His Remarks.   SENATOR IS SILENT

WILL CONSIDER SUGGESTION  Pauley Demands Public Apology From Senator For Alleged ‘Smear’  Saltonsall Suggests Oil Man Ask Truman To Withdraw Nomination

Pauley to Think of Quitting   Saltonstall Suggests Withdrawal if Cleared in Oil Sales to Japan

Pauley Agrees  His Withdrawa.   Responds to Proposal Made By. Senator Saltonstall At Senate Comntittee Hesring

Senator Tobey Refuses to Retract His Statement About Oil Sale to Japs.

Denies Charge He Sold Oil To Jap Government   Demands Apology From Sen. Tobey

PAULEY WILL CONSIDER’ HIS WITHDRAWAL   Nominee Makes No Pledges in Hearing; Apology , Is Demanded

URGE PAULEY TO CONSIDER WITHDRAWAL   Agrees To Take Suggestion For Withdrawal Under Advisement

Pauley Ponders His Withdrawal   Takes Suggestion “Under Advisement” If Character Is Cleared

Pauley Denies Tobey’s Charge Of Aid To Japs   Asserts None Of His Oil Went To Tokyo After 1938

ARMAMENTS CURB URGED BY BYRNES   SECRETARY SAYS RESTRIC. TIONS SHOULD BE IMPOSED TO PRESERVE PEACE.

Regulation of Arms Is Byrnes’ Goal   U.S. to Support Movement in Peace Interests

CURB ON ARMS SOUGHT BY U. §   Nation Seeks To Free World Of War Fear Military Burden

U. S. to Ask World to Curb  Armed Forces   Byrnes Tells House Group Regulation of Weapons Napecenry far Peace

1G Civic -Fo orum Will Present New Talen For This Season   -. Carleton Smith  * - Euvet Sneaker

Civic Forum Will — Present New Talen Fo or This Season  Carleton Smith Fi irst Speaker ~ Anpears Nov. 14

Speaks to. Demonstrators  Franco Protests UN Action Against Regime in Spain

Franco Hits UN.  For Interference   Thousands of Spaniards Hold Demonstrations

FRANCO; DEMON AGAINS   Generalissimo Asserts Communistic Terror Sweeps Europe

Demonstration Against UN Held in Spain   Franco Denounces Foreign Intervention Before Demonstrators

TWA Plane Crash Inquest Delayed   Adjourned 4 Weeks in Hopes of Hearing Pilot

Senators Ask Truman Seize Truck Lines   Grave Situation Developed They Advise President

Heirens Indictec Third Time for Murder   Sleeps Peacefully After Confessing, Reenacting Crimes

YOUTH SIGNS CONFESSIONS INS SLAYINGS   Arraignment on Third Killing Charge Set For Thursday

1108 GRADE PUPILS ‘TAKE EXAMS     High Point Winners Are Announced

Ex-Jap Admiral Says U.S. Tacitly Agreed that Japanese Could Peacefully Expand in Manchuria

Former Jap Admiral Testifies U. S. Condoned “Peaceful” Nippon Expansion in Manchuria

Winston Churchill Says New War Seeds Are Sown by Russia   British War Leader Charges Kremlin !s Dominating Europe

Churchill Charges Third of Europe Now Directed by Soviet Commissars; Says Seeds of War Sown There

CHURCHILL CLAIMS THIRD OF “EUROPE’S POPULATION LED BY COMMISSARS OF KREMLIN

Kremlin Controls Third of Europe, Churchill Asserts   Seeds of New War Sown, He Fears in Talk Before Commons.

SEEDS OF WAR SOWN BY SOVIET CHURCHILL SAYS   Opposition Leader in Main Backs Foreign Policy of Labor Party    SCORES DOMESTIC REDS   Praises Attlee Regime for Not Allowing Them in Posts of Influence

SEEDS OF NEW WORLD WAR BEING SOWN   Winston Churchill Sounds Ominous Warning In Speech Before Commons.

CHURCHILL SAYS PRESTIGE SLIPS   oo, pa eee  Former. British Leader In Commons Talk Says Last Year ‘Darkened’

Churchill Says Third of Europe Run By Kremlir   Charges That Seeds of New World War, if Any, Are Sown There

CHURCHILL STATES RUSSIA IS SOWING SEEDS OF NEW WAR   Third of Population of Europe Is Directed by Stalin, Others, Says Leader of England.   SPANISH POLICY DEFENDED TODAY

3rd of Europe Under Soviet Rule, Charges  Ex. Premier Lauds Bevin Address,

Year Since End Of War Has Brought A Virtual Breakdown In Allied Cooperation Says Winston Churchill

Churchill Claims Seeds of Next War are Being Sown In Red-Dominated Europe

Seeds of War Sown by Reds Says Churchill   ‘One-Third of Europe Ruled by Kremlin, Tells Britishers

Tohn L. Lewis Sets Signs For Labor’ s Future   Serv yes. Notice That’ ‘CIO. ‘Ti " ir For Some Trouble; _ Fails to Disclose Own ’ Destination

LEWIS SAYS CIO IN FOR TROUBLE   Mine Union Head Thinks AFL Now Without Doubt Dominant Labor Organization In U. S.

Lewis Sees AFL In Leading Role   Fails To Disclose His Personal Plans

Federal Conciliators Strive To Reestablish Negotiations Between Duquesne Light Co. And Strikine Union   SEEK TO RESTORE TROLLEY SERVICE

Eisenhower Has Won Affection of British   From Royal Family to Commoners He’s Tops, With No Precedent Among Americans for Their Vast Esteem

Britishers Hold Him In High Esteem.... . Eisenhower’s Triumphant Return To England Shows ‘Affection Felt For Him

Ike Absolutely Tops With Britons From Queen Mary to Scullery Help

ASKS GUILTY VERDICT FOR 6 NAZI UNITS   Would Open Way For Later Trial Of Thousands

JACKSON DEMANDS BLANKET GHARGE AGAINST ALL HAZIS   Conviction of Groups Is Sought by Prosecutor at Nuernberg.   ALL ARE SAID GUILTY  FROM PAKTY  Move, However, is Said  ss. —  eee eer eS

Rainey Wins Right To Be Heard First  Other Candidates at Radio   Other Candidates at Radio Hearing ‘Want To Get Away

ASSUMPSIT ACTION IS FILED: AGAINST A LANGHORNE MAN   Joseph F. Spingler Is Named Defendant By A Phila.  Firm   CLAIM OF $261.03   Three Libels In Divoree; Two of Libellants Are Wives

New Meeting Slated Today   Operators to Meet With Truckers at Hotei Alexander This Morning

Coal Strike Signs Not Encouraging  Government Begins Shaping Formula

STOLEN JEWELS ARE RECOVERED  Attempt To Extort $15,000 From Actress Is Uncovered

Note Received By Movie Stat   $1 5,000. Extortion At. tempt is Reported by Dorothy Lamour

EXTORTION NOTE SENT TO DOROTHY LAMOUR   Demand for $15,000 Revealed a Actress’ Stolen Jewelry Is   Recovered,

FIRE PREVENTION WEEK BEING OBSERVED HERE   Loss of Life and Property, Mounting to an All Time High Thus Far this  ‘'Veor.

Russia Makes Protest About Spy Arrests   Moscow May Break Off Diplomatic Relations  With Canada

CANADA REPLIES TO SOVIET NOTE   Activity of Russian Spies Believed to Be - World-wide ia

Canadians Draft Repl ply To Moscow   Special Cabinet Session Called To Study Fight

CANADA DRAFTS NOTE TO SOVIET: TENSION MCUNTS   Reply to Moscow’s Protest Against Spy Charges Delays Full Report   SOME ANTICIPATE BREAK   Russia Admits Secret Data Obtained but Contends Insianifican?’

Canadians Map Reply To Soviets   Note Expected To Delay Report On Activities Of Spy Ring

SUPREME COURT TO DECIDE UMW CASE QUESTIONS   Tribunal Grants Appeal 0 Union And Lewis For Review Of Action

Big 4 Near oe Accord On Trieste   Solving Of Problem Will Pave Way For Peace Pact For Italy

Way Paved For Italy Peace Pact  Accord Is Near On ‘Future Of Trieste

Early Accord By Ministers Over Trieste Is Predicted   Council Paves Way For Italian Treaty; Difficulties Solved

Big 4 Hurdle Trieste Block   Molotov Agrees ‘To Sup. reme Powers lor Gover nov Of Port City...

British to Send Force Into Japan  Wiil Share Duties Of Occupation, Enabling Many

Land, Sea, Air Units Scheduled For Occupation   MacArthur Welcomes Forces From United Kingdom, Other Areas

BRITISH FORCE ASSIGNED ZONE BY MACARTHUR   Return of Americans To Be Speeded By Action

BRITISH FORCE WILL ASSIST IN JAPAN CONTROL   Action To Hasten Repatriation Of Yanks; Russia Declines Invitation

British Due in Japan This Week   Allies Will Share Occupation, Free Yanks to Come Home

British To Join U.S. Occupatior Force In Japan   Move To Help Speed Repatriation of Many Americans Now There

BRITISH SEND MEN TO JAPAN   WiQL RELIEVE SOME OF MacARTHUR'S TROOPS

British Will Move Troops Into Japan   Landing Of Occupation Force Will Relieve Homesick Yanks

BRITISH PREPARE TO ENTER JAPAN   Movement of Anzacs, Indians and Others Will Begin Within Week

British Set to Share Nippon Job; Sullenness Noted Among Japs    REPATRIATED JAPANESE  SHOW RESENTMENT

MANY U. %. TROOPS TO BE RELIEVED   Contingents from United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, India Coming.

BRITISH WILL SHARE IN JAP OCCUPATION   Units to Start ‘Moving In Within The Next Week

Occupation of Japan Shared — By British Army   Action Will Hasten — ‘Repatriation of GI’s In Pacific Theater

BRIT. TROOPS INTO JAPAN THIS WEEK      Will Enable U. S. to Bring Home Part of Occupying Troops

Lewis Also Ignores Court Room Rules   SIDELIGHTS ON TRIAL Lewis’ Lawyers ‘Unprepared’

Prepare Graves For Air Crash Victims   Protestant and Catholic Clergymen to Officiate  gt Canitan

CRASH VICTIMS’ GRAVES READIED   Services to Be Held Over Scene Wednesday

AIRLINER DEAD STAY IN WOODS   Graves Dug For 26 In Newfoundland Forest By Rescue Party

Big-4 Parley: Ends Without German Pact   Molotov Declines American Proposal For Central Rule

NCACHh Farting Wr ine vvays  Foreign Ministers Adjourn In Disagreement Over Nazis   SENATORS LEAVE PARIS

PRESIDENT CANCELS THURSDAY MESSAGE   Remarks on State of the Union Will Be Combined With Budget Rerommendations Monduy.

IRAN MAKES APPEAL ON RED TACTICS   Tells UNO Council Russ Interfere  With Revolt

fran Appeals ah . lo Couneil   First Direct Test Made Of Authority

Iran Calls On UNO To Settle Soviet Dispute   Action Constitutes First Direct Test Of Organization’s Authority

Tran Appeals to U.N.O. Security Unit   Asks Intervention in Dispute With Soviet Republics

Iran appeals to UNO for help in  Russian parleys   Security council is asked to ‘investicate situation’

News Day And Nigh   Dispute Thrown Back Be fore Council To Make  Decision ee   Soviets Threaten To Quit Session   Tehran Reports No Agree ment Signed With Moscow Government

Des  DEADLOCKED OVER IRAN   Three-Nation Secur: ity Council SubCommittee Fails In Mission.

Attempts At Compromise Are Futile   Russians Threaten 'To Walk Out of Meeting Jf Case Considered

$-Nation Group Fails to Break UNO Deadlock   Byrnes, Gromyko and Bonnet Fail to Find Formula In Conference

To Press Again For Immediate — Hearing On Iran   Russia Threatens To ' Boycott Discussion of °  Problem Before April 10

RUSSIANS Threaten Walkout   Byrnes, Gromyko Fail to Compromise in Conference

U.S, WILL PRESS FOR HEARING OF IRANIAN ISSUE   Three-Power Subcommittee Fails ot Break Deadlock

WALK’ THREAT BY SOVIET IF CASE IS HEARD   Byrnes Insists On Airing

U. §. to Press For Hearing Without Delay   Soviet Delegate Urges Postnoning Case Until April 10

U.S., Russia At Stalemate In Row Over Hearing Issue   'Vardaman Okayed By Senate Group For FRB Posifion

SOVIETS WANT HEARING T0 BE HELD APRIL 10   Explosive Session Expected When Vote Is Asked On Controversy

Babson Tells How To Handle Strike Problem   * ECONOMIST DISCUSSES  LABOR POLICIES TODAY

Stalin Has Refused Request to Aid In Feeding World  Soviet Chief Reports Prior Commitments Pravent Action Now

Stalin Says No To Famine Relief   --However, Truman Still Hopeful Of Russian Aasstatance

Stalin Vetoes Plea to Join  Food Rekef   Rejects Truman Plan; Claim Previous Plans Made Request Too Late

Stalin Spurns Truman's Food Relief Appeal   Russia Declines To Contribute To Pool For Europe’s Hungry

TRUMAN HOPES TO GET RUSSIA HELP ON FOOD   Stalin Rejects Appeal for Participation in  World Famine Battle

Stalin Reported to Have Vetoed Soviet Aid in Food Relief   Ex-President Hoover in Radio Appeal Asks More Self-Denial

Russia Aloof To World’s Food Crisis.   Stalin Turns Down Plea For Aid in Combatting Famine; Ukraine Area Faces Drought Threat

Food Hope Darker  As Soviet Reports  Drouth in Ukraine Stalin Won’‘t Join  Intoarnatinnnal Satin:   Stalin Won't Join International Setup; Hoover Sees Danger

World Food Outlo k Dim   Drought in Ukraine Makes Soviet Aid Unlikely; Hoover Urges Utmost Food Saving

REPORT STALIN REFUSES PLEA FOR FOOD AID   Turns Down Truman Suggestion; World Situation Critical

Russia Refuses To Help On Food   Truman’s Appeal Is Turned Down By Stalin

Stalin Turns Down Truman  Food Appeal   Hoover Says Famine Spectre Grimmest in History of World—  Millions Threatened

DOWN APPEALS TO HELP WITH FAMINE RELIEF   Anglo-American Efforts Reported Unable To Meet Needs Of World

Reported That Stalin Turned Down Truman Request To Help In Relief

FOOD OUTLOOK DARK AFTER NEW REPORTS   Stalin Turns Down Appeal; Ukraine Grain Crop Threatened by Drouth

Famine Relief Aid Receives Setback Soviet Refuses Help   Truman Still Hopes To Change The Aloof  A stdébccadin nh DA hw exes

Russia Rejects Food Appeal   Hold Previous Pledges Prevent Meeting U. S. Plea fer Hunerv

Russia Out Of United Food Fight   Stalin Turns Down Plea By Truman For Soviet Aid

Soviet Refuses Further Help, in Feeding World   Truman Plea Too Late: Relief Commitments . Made, Says Stalin

Stalin Reported To Have Refused To Join US,  Britain In Famine Relief

Russia Rejects Truman Request InFood Crisis   Previous Plans Make Request Too Late

Stalin Reported to Have Turned Down Truman Food Plea   Previous Russian  Relief Commitments ) Made the American  Reagnuest “Tang Late’!

Stalin Denies Famine Relief Food; Drought Threatens Ukraine Crop

Korean Leftist Leader May Be Kidnaped   Lyuh Woon Heung’s Disappearance Causes New Political Crisis

Maritime Workers Make Settlement; Ports Again Active   President Truman Expects New Appointment On Labor Relations To Maintain  Present Peaceful Relations.

Truman Counts On Aides To Maintain Labor Peace   Nation, For First Time Since End Of War, Has No Major Strike Or Threat Of One; Maritime Agreement Ratified, Operation Of Ports Back To Normal

PEACE REIGNS AT LAST ON LABOR FRONT   President Names 6 Appointees to Help Maintain Peace

TRUMAN LEANS: ON APPOINTEES   RELIES ON THEM TO MAINTAIN LABOR PEACE

Truman Seeks ToKeep Nation Strikeless   Settlement Of Maritime Strike Leaves Labor Situation Intact

New Appointees Are Problems Of Pres. Truman   Steelman Nominated As War Mobilization Reconversion Directar

rruman Counts On New Appointees lo Maintain Peace On Labor Front

RAIL WORKERS ~ OPEN FIGHT FOR HIGHER PAY   Fact-Finding Board Hears Charges of Waste and Mis-Management.

Wallace To Be Silent During Peace Parley   Administration Officials Await Signs TrumanWallace Compromise Will Work   REPORT DECISION AFTER CONFERENCE

FOREIGN POLICY DISPUTE SEEN ONLY DELAYED   Question of Resignation Not Mentioned during White House Conference

AWAIT CONFESSION IN DEGNAN SLAYING   Publicity Delays Closing of  Chismax TAée

HEIRENS CASE MARKING TIME   Prosecution Awaits Taking Of Youth's Confession

Hoover Makes Report on Food Situation   Says Decision on Rationing Should Be Delayed

Should Await Outcome Of Year’s Production;. Reports to President

Hoover Indicates Food Rationing In America Not Necessary As Yet   Former President Confers With Truman On World Famine Conditions—Says Cereal Shortage Not As Acute As Estimated

Hoover Says Food Rationing  Decision Should Be Delavyec   Former President Reports to Truman and Accepts Assignment to Go to South America to Seek Aid

HOOVER HOPING NEW CROP WILL EASE SHORTAGES   Former Presideat Says He Saw No Evidences Of Mass Starvation Abread   FAVORS VOLUNTARY CONSERVATION PLAN

Hoover Believes Food Rationing Might Be Avoided   Former President Would Defer Decision Pend-   ing 1946 Output

FOOD RATIONING UNNECESSARY NOW, HOOVER DECLARES   Asserts Any Decision on Step Should Await Outcome of This Year's Food Production.   SAYS CEREAL DEFICIT LESS THAN ESTIMATED   Former President Saw No Evidence of Mass Starvation on 35,000 - Mile World Tour.

Hoover Says Rationing Decision Should Await ‘46 Food Crop Outcome

America Honors Men Who Died On Battlefields   President Truman Leads Nation in Tribute to Heroes.

Nation’ s Traditional Pattern — Of ‘Memorial :Day..Celebration Back, in Style. After Five Years

Buses Are Attacked in Hollywood   Pickets Throw Stones at Workers—Scope of Pittsburgh Strike Grows

SHIP STRIKERS GIVEN SUPPORT AC PAVEBRVIENT   Union Security ts Pledged on, All Federal Vessels in Any New Pact   EARLY ACCORD IS SEEN  Violence Continues in Film Stoppage; Pittsburg’ Deadlock Holds

Peace Conference Is Facing Touchiest Problems As End Of Paris Sessions Is Near

Baby Girl Abandoned In Jasper Courthouse   Virginia Social Leader Beaten And Stabbed By Neero Assailant

SHELBYVILLE WAR VETERANS ARF VICTIMS   Pilot Loses Control in Trying to Avoid Grove of Trees

Gotham Awaits Churchill Talk   Expected To Reply To Critics Of Fulton Speech Stalin Denunciation

Churchill Closely Guarded as He Appears in New York for Speech Answering Stalin

CHURCHILL TO SPEAK TONIGHT   Will Reply To Critics And  Possibly To Russian Chinf

‘Big 3 and Other Firms Signing up To Clear Logjam   Price Increase and Pay Raise Will Get Mills in Operation

DEWEY SLATES SUNDAY MEET IN GM STRIKE   Government Predicts Formula to Speed Reconversion

v/0,000 MEN HE TURNING 10 WOAK TONIGHT   Companies Follow U. &,  Steel Lead: See Speedup of Reconversian.

‘Strikers Ready For Trek to Jobs   Return To Industrial Production Seen Barrier To Continued Inflation Spiral

Yy oungstown Expected to Sien Today   Prosperity Seen As Steel, CIO  Come to Terns

Steel Plants Start Work   See Way Open To Full Production   New Textile Plant Waiting For Steel   China Grove Cotton Mills Company Gets Ready For Work On 16,000-Spindle Job

Fires in North Central Missouri ‘Alert Officers   Latest in Series of Blazes Occurs at Higbee

FIRES IN FIVE MISSOURI TOWNS BLAMED ON GANG   Early Morning Blazes in North Central Part of State Are Accompanied by Burglaries.   STATE TROOPERS PUT  ON DOUBLE DUTY   Flames Destroy Municipal Buildin g and 3 Business Structures at Higbee With $100,000 Loss.

‘Evatt Withdraws Voting Proposal At Peace Session  Australian Spares Rule: Commission Another  Grueling Battle  PLAN WOULD EXTEND TWO-THIRDS RULING           Treaty Commissions Would Have Voted Like Con arnnne: Waolt   Australian Spares Rules Commission Another  Grueling Battle   PLAN WOULD EXTEND TWO-THIRDS RULING   Treaty Commissions Would Have Voted Like Conference Itself

Australian Delegate’s Proposal To Liberalwe Voting ProcedWithdrawn Without argument   YUGOSLAV PROPOSAL IS GIVEN APPROVAL

EVATT SPARES CONFEREES BY DROPPING PLAN   Australian Withdraws His Proposal After Long Two-Thirds Fight   RUSSIA GETS SETBACK   Allied Bloc Wins In Vote On Rules Procedure At Paris Meeting

STORMY PARLEY SESSION EASED BY WORK TODAY   Evatt Proposal Is Withdrawn, Clearing Tense Atmosphere

Collectivization Of Agriculture Charged   American System in Peril, Food Council Charges

UN Reformers Would Destroy Commodity Markets, Install Rus: sian System; Warning Given Rep. Flannagan.

TOTALITARTAN FOOD SCHEME LAID TO UNO   Commodity Exchange And Allied Trades Group Gives Warning

MARITIME TIEUP STILL DELICATE   ‘Hope for Strike Settlement Rises as Negotiators Con: tinue Conference

Conference to Resume After Brief Recess ;   Many Major Points , In Shipping Dispute Already Worked Out

Progress Made In Ship Strike  Many Major Points In Dispute Settled

Some Issues Settled At N. Y. Parley   Unien Heads, Owners Enter Negotiations Fo End Lone Walkeut

Railroad Brotherhoods At Odds With T. P. & W Accept Green Proposal

BROTHERHOODS STRIKING AGAINST T. P. & W. AGREE TO ATTEND GREEN’S CONF.

16 YEARS TERM FOR ARCHBISHOP      Two Yugoslav Defendants Must Die for ‘Crimes Against State’

Republicans Get Together In St. Louis   o James P. Kem, of Kansas City, Front Senatorial Runner

MISSOURI G. 0. P. TOLD RADICALISM IS FOE IT FACES   Rep. Halleck, Addressing Lincofn Day Banquet, Says Truman Has Drifted Far to Left.   DECLARES PRESENT SYSTEM IS IN DANGER   Speaker Blames President and Hannegan for Chaos Within Industry and Democratic Party.

Talk of Millions To Support Citrus Prices in Future  Agriculture Departmen . Dilwre Coeale eitol eo

Heiress Who Disappeared Is Found in New York Salvation Army Home

Says Additional Troops Will Go  Into Manchuria   General Reports in Washington On Critica! Situation; Reduce U.S. Forces   Rr JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Chinese Moving ‘Troops  To Line   Manchuria Is Goal; Marshall Sees It As ‘Critical’

Marshall Says Crisis Is-Near In Manchuria      General Asserts That Fine Chinese Army Is En Route

World Crisis In Manchuria: Gen. Marshall   U.S.-Trained Army on Way to Trouble Area, Says American Envoy

More Troops Are Sent In From China   Crack American-Trained Divisions Are Included, Savs Marshall...

REVEALS MORE CHINESE BEING SENT TO AREA   Troops Have Elements of American Trained Divistons of Burma

CHINA SENDS TROOPS TO RED-HELD LAND; SITUATION CRITICAL  MASHALL REVEALS BAD CATE AC ARPrsaIpe Arr

Yank-Trained MenEnRouteto Trouble Zone   Ex-chief of Staff Hints Far East Peace Hinges On Russian Action

Marshall Describes Manchurian Issue Extremely Critical   Chiang Kai-Shek Receives Vote of Confidence Today

Capital Hopes For Favorable Break In Coal Dispute   UMW Kenews Demand  For Union Health, Welfare Fund

COAL DEADLOCK STILL UNBROKEN   Hopes Of ‘Averting Walkout Wane, But Conciliators Retain Hope

U.S. Clings To Hope for Coal Peace   Little Possibility Remains Strike Con Be Averted; Gov't Plan Likely

NO PROGRESS. IN MINERS’ NEGOTIATIONS   Slim Hope of Averting Strike Called for Monday

Slender Hope Negotiators  Will Aqree   Labor Department  Will Offer Formula  lf No Break  Comes By Saturday

Most Uncomfortable Feeling in the W orld— To Live in a House Where You’re Not Wanted

"Most Uncomfortable Feeling'= te 430. Live in @ Hance Where You Aren't Wanted,’ Says Hal Boyle

EVENT... DATED FOR TUESDAY; " 45IREGISTEE   Instructors: to Come     te ‘Be Done.

UNION DELAYS WALKOUT FIRST SLATED TODAY   Brotherhood Charges Company Fails To Agree

MEAT SUPPLIES DWINDLE WHEN PACKERS CLOSE   Place Blame On Present Ceiling Prices On Livestocl:   NO ACTION HERE   Lebanon Plants. Still Open But Outlook Ts Not Coad

SEEK 10 KEEP MEN'S SUITS ON MARKET   OPA Revises Price’ Rule to Keep Shipments Moving

OPA PROMISES MORE CLOTHING FOR MEN   Revises Maximum Average — Price Regulation

DEADLOCK.ON— SUITS ENDED      AVERAGE PRICE. REGULATION FOR MEN'S SUITS” IS RE=— VISED BY, FEDERAL     AGENCY

Link in China To Be Tighter   Lend Lease Expenditure: Reported hv Traman

Ties About China Are lightened by Order From U. S.   More Than Billion in Lend-Lease Already Sent to That Nation

U. §. SEEKING “TIGHTER LK.   Speculation Arise Wedemeyer To  Be Envoy

—REPUBLICANSAnti-Dewey Faction Is —  Up In Arms  Halleck Leading In Race For Job

Powerful Coalition  Shapi ng Up   Anti-Dewey And Southern Democrats Likely As Result Of GOP Row

Republican Ranks Split in Bitfer Dispute   Taft and Bricker Backers Opposed To Halleck Drive

Hoffman Lashes “Bossism’ In GOP   Party Chiefs Blasted By Mich. Congressman

Anti- Dewey C.0.P., South’s Democrats May Form in U. S.   Coalition Might Develop as Result of Bitter.   Row ‘Over Post of. 7 Horeca Feadow' :  ; 

Anti-Dewey Coalition Developing As Result Of Bitter G. O. P. Row

Dewey Support Waning   Southern Leaders And: Republicans Teaming Up

Fight Rises In GOP Over Top  Post in House   Southern Demos May Join with GOP’ers In New Coalition

Coalition Ganging Up OnDeweyMan   Democrats From South May Join Fight on Halleck

Post of Majority Leader Object ol GOP Dissension   Coalition of AntiDewey Republicans, Southern Democrats

ANTI - DEWEY GOP, SOUTHERN DEMOS MAY JOIN FORCES   Ritter Battle Over Leadershiy al House Developing Among Republicans

New Coalition May Be Formed Following Row   Anti-Dewey GOP, Southern Demo Members Unite

PARTY QUARREL CAUSING SPLIT IN GOP RANKS   Coalition in Making to Fight New York’s Gov. Dewev.

Anti-Dewey, Dixie Bloc Shaping Up   Coaiition of New Yorker Foes, Southern Demos May Follow Split.

ROW OVER LEADER   Some House Republicans Resent Steering Commit- — _tee’s Choice

Anti-Dewey GOP,  South Democratic  Coalition Seen Republicans Fighting   Republicans Fighting Over Disposition of House Majority Leader

Anti Dewey Forces May  Join Demos   Majority Leader Fight Is Target

G. 0. P. Poses New Coalition   ‘Anti-Dewey Forces, Democrats May. Unite

Coalition Of Anti-Dewey Republicans, Southern Democrats May Develop

Colition Of Anti-Dewey GOPs, Southern Demos May Be Outcome Of Leadership Fight

NEW COALITION OF GOP, SOUTE DEMOCRATS SEEK   LIKELY TO DEVELOP BECAUSE OF BITTER LEADERSHIP QUARREL

GOP-Democrat Uni Likely After Party Split over Posts   Dewey, Taft-Bricker Groups Form Major Its In Break-up

Powerful Coalition Of Anti-Dewey Republicans And Southern Democrats May Develop In House

Anti-Dewey Men Form Coalition  Bitter Fight Develops Over Speakership

‘GOP Row Over House Majority Post iMay Form Powerful “Anti” Coclitian

POWERFUL COALITION ANTI-DEWEY. REPUBLICANS AND SOUTHERN DEMOS. APPEARED LIKELY TO DEVELOP TODAY

GOP FORCES JOCKEY FOR POSITION IN LEADERSHIP   Anti-Dewey Group Getting Heated But Will Maintain  Surface Harmony

GOP Battle Over House LeaderSeen   ‘Anti-Dewey Group Said To Be Aligned With Dixie Democrats In Fight On Leadership   Halleck Believed On ‘Inside Track   Ohio Men Mentioned, As Taft and Bricker Are Still Undecided On Their Choice

Republican Row Vay Result In \ew Coalition   Anti-Dewey Republicans and Southern Democrats Likely To Stick Together

Result Of GOP Row ....  Southern Democrats And Anti-Dewey Republicans Seem Likely To Team Up

Anti-Dewey GOP And Dixie Demos Trying Coalition   Jockeying Continues Over Speakership; Decision Due Soon

G. O. P. Rew Developing New Line-Up   Coalition of Anti-Dewey Republicans, Southern Democrats Expected as Result of Dispute

ANOTHER ANGLE JUGGLES HOUSE LEADERSHIP 81D   Anti-Dewey Group, Southerr Democrats May Form New Coalition

Truman Asks Congress fo Extend R. F.C.   Budget Programs Of Government Corporations Listed

Truman Calls RFC Vital Cog In Government  President. Requests Congress to Extend Life of Corporation

TRUMAN ASKS PERMANENGY OF REC COG   Asks Congress to Extend Life Beyond January 22, 1947

Seen As Final Big   New Year Revelers to Greet 1947 Tonight In Costliest ‘Blow-Qut’

Nation Ready for Noisiest New Year’s Eve Celebration‘   Legion of Revelers Will Greet Infant 1947 With Biggest, Loudest and Most Expensive Observance In History of United States

Revelry May Be Biggest in U.S.   Loudest, Most “Expensive Celebration” Likely to Greet "47

Nation to Celebrate New Year’s   Loudest and Most Expensive Greeting In Years Predicted

NEW YEAR'S EVE REVELS WILL BE NOISY, EXPENSIVE   Night Club Owners Ready For Harvest; All ReservaHans Taken

CELEBRATING WILL BE EXPENSIVE IN CITY NIGHT SPOTS   Loydest and Most Expensive of New Year's Eves Planited in Big Cities

Year-End Blowouts Are Expected To Sound Loudly  Revelers Have Promise Of Seeing Gayest Celebration in Years

MOVING TO CITIES   Migration From Rural Areas Results in Fewer Farms in State

Kansans Are Deserting Farms to ‘Live in Cities. New Report Shows

British Drop Transfer of  100,000 Jews   Bitter at Truman For Rejection— Blame Politics

Investigation By Congress Is Expected   Capital Rocked by Public Declaration Issued in Nuernberg

Capital Rocked By Explosion Within Supreme Court   Charges Levelled By Justice Jackson Against Justice Black May Lead To Impeachment Proceedings: Party Leaders Stunned

Report OPA Offices Will Close Nov. 4 ,   Order Expected to Be Issued Formally In Washington Tomorrow, With All Paid Employes Of Aaency Getting 30-Day Notice on Nov. I2

Close Offices   All Local Boards  To Be Discontinued Nov. 4 in Line With Decontrol Program

Need Nurses To Help State Fight Polio   Red Cross Makes Appeal As Epidemic Centers In Minneapolis

Cigaret Prices to Be Increased  Smokers May Have to ?ay Cent More

CIGARET PRICES BOOSTED TODAY   2 of Major Firms Up Prices; Cent Per Pack Increase Seen

U.S. To Stand Pat Unless Iran  Backs Down   Russia Demands Case Be Dropped By UN  Security Council Now

Demands Case Be Dropped by The Council   U.S. and Britain Prepare to Fight Red Countcroffensive

Demands Case Be Dropped   Vaited States aul Britain to      whut Mave mokeecdey

DILEMMA FACES BYRNES IF IRAN CONCURS IN ACT   Two Nations In Conference On \ Soviet Offanciva

Soviet Demand To Be Resisted   U.S. and Britain Will Plan New Strategy In lranian Case

U.S. to Oppose New Russ Move   Reds Ask UN Drop lran Case Right Now

ALLIES PREPARE TO INSIST COUNCIL MUST GET REPORT   Byrnes Faces Difficult Posi" fion Hf han. Supports . Masrow Noman

SOVIET THRUSTS ANOTHER CRISIS — UPON COUNG!   Teheran Must First Agree to Russia’s Demand, Is _ Byrnes’ Position   DELEGATES ARE MIFFED   They Contend Iran Has Misled Them During Course of Moscow Dispute

Soviets Want Iranian Case _ Dropped Immediately  IS NEW CRISIS Reds Charge Action  Is “Incorrect And Illezal’’

U. S. AND BRITISH AGAIN GET READY TO FIGH' PLICSC DIPIOMATS WHS HAVE OLITCMARTED THEA

U.S., Britain To Fight New  Soviet Demand   Conclusion of Russian Oil Pact Puts Byrnes in Bad Snot

- WAS NOT SO COLD   Moderate Came Came With Southerly inde During Night

Fight For Unity Is Pledged By President Of Mexico   Miguel Aleman Becomes First Civilian President of Country—Urges Adherence To “Good Neighbor Policy’

First Commoner Sunday Became Viexican President  Former Attorney In Agricultural Denartment

Neighbor Policy Support Promised By Mexico President   Miguel Aleman Declares Future Problems Are to Be Solved by Democracies

‘Continental Unity and Good Neighbor Policy’ Are Goals of Mexican President

Aleman Becomes Mexico's Chief Executive At 43  Adherence lo ‘Goo Neighbor Policy” Pledg i a. I rr... pay, ee 

CIVILIAN ALEMAN MEXICAN CHIEF   New President Pledges Fight For “Continental Unity” in Nation

FIRST CIVILIAN  Aleman Takes Office, Name: Mexico Cabinet Members

MEXICAN GOVT. HAS NEW HEAD   M. Aleman Is Inaugurated President; Continental  Unity Is Pledged

MEXICO HEAD PLEDGES FIGHT FOR HARMONY   President Aleman Asks ‘Continental Unity’ in Inauguration Address

URGES BRITAIN TO SHIFT HER PIII ATION        Sen. Ellender Says Many Should Go to Australia, Canada

POPULATION   Sen. Ellender Says Many Should Go to Australia, Canada

TOP ARMY MEN ASK EXTENSION   Draft Program Faces Battle in House

Top Military Leaders Plug Longer Draft   Patterson Asks Year Extension; House, Senate Both Cool

Catholies ask all to support aid to hungry  Blame soviet for Bnrone’s misery

_ —FAMINE—  Catholic Food Appeal  One-Week Drive  To Help Europe fineone Mry 79?

Halifax to Visit Helena April 3, Ford Is Advised  British Ambassado   British Ambassado: Will Spend Two Days in Capital

Halifax to Visit  Helena April 3,  Ford Is Advised British Ambassador  earl) ©... 0 Ponce   British Ambassador Will Spend Two Days in Capital

Operators Must Yield Declares John L. Lewis   Asserts Soft Coal Mines Wil Remain Closed Until Demands Are Met

LEWIS. STANDING BY DEMANDS FOR MINERS   Will Keep Mines Closed Until Operators Give In

Original Cantata By Mrs. Frank Jewett To Be Heard Dec. 15th   Words and “Music Are Or. iginal Work—This Is / World Premiere

MRS, CLARA ROGERS CLARK vit AT HER HOME IN TRENTON   Publisher of the Trenton Republican-Tintes Died at Her Home Friday.   HAD BEEN ILL LONG TIME   She Was Born March 22, 1868 Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B Rogers.

Holy Land Town Encircled in Hunt  For Hidden Mine:   Village Believed Bridge. head for Landing of Elegal  Jewish Refugees

SEARCH TOWN FOR ‘FROGMEN   ‘British Go House - to - House  in Hunt For Palestine Bomhinn Suspects -

MEASURE SETS UP COUNCIL T0 FULFILL GOALS   Economic Innovation Pledges Government Aid In Jobs For All

IRUMAN APPROVES rULL EMPLOYMENT BULL AT CAPITAL   Measure Is Signed Today sv President: Is Compromise.   JOINT COMMITTEE TO BE SELECTED   Siates of Names Said To Be Ready for Study By Houses.

Measure Is Compromise Between Full Employment Version Originally Voted By Senate And Watered Down By House    ECONOMIC COUNCIL MUST BE APPOINTEL

Government Has Task of Averting Unemployment   Measure Compromises Versions Passed by House, Senate

Economie Couneil to  Be Set Up  ' aeop gt  Futbsh V"*.... t   $3-45.000 Fund Available for  Its Operation

Innovation Assures Jobs For Everybody   Backers Want Right Men On Economic Council For Compromise Measure

Pledges U. S. Resources To Provide Work   Measure a Compromise Between Senate and House Versions

Backers Say Act Insures  Jobs For All   Measure Represents Compromise Between Extreme Views

President Signs Modified Bill on Full Employment   Compromise Measure Makes Job Planning a Functon of Government

LABOR OPPOSES WAGE CONTROLS   Too Many Strings Attached, UAW Tells GM on Quitting Parley

Reinstatement of Wage Control Fought by Labor   Proposal Is Offered as Part of Administration’s New Stabilization Program

Wage Controls Reinstatement  Plans Opposed   Organized Labor Lined Up In Vigorous Opposition To Return Of Controls   NO DECISION BY TRUMAN AS YET

EVATT WANTS UN REVIEW OF VETO RULING   Aussie Demand Comes After Russ Tries to Bar Canada from Atom Talks.

Review O1-Veto Rule Demanded In U. W. After Block Of Russian Slap Al Canada

\Demand for Review of \Russian Veto Takes  Attention of Delegates

Australia Asks Veto Review   Russia Seeks to Bar Canada on Atomic Deliberations

U.N. Couneil Gets Demand For Review   Of Veto Rule   Australia Presses Issue After Move By Andrei Gromyko

INVOKED  AGAIN BY RUSSIA   Gromyko Wants Canada Barred From  A-Energy Talks

SEEKS REVIEW OF VETO RULE   Block Soviet Move to Ban Canada From Atom Talks

Australia To Seek Review Of UN Veto Power   MISUSE OF RULE SEES NEED FOR SOME CHANGE

UN Delegates To Consider Demand For Veto. Review   Evatt Asks That Assembly Be Requested To Review Veto Rule.

Veto Attempt By Gromyko Is Blocked   Russian Move To Bar Canada From Joining in Atomic Energy Committee Discussions Fails.

Australians Oppose Use Of Veto By Reds   Review Of Rule Is Called For By Herbert Evatt

Veto Rule Review Urged.as Russia Seeks to Bar Canada on Atom Talks

Review Veto Power Asked By Australia   Restriction Of Rule Pat On Agenda For Consideration By Council.

Asks Review Of U.N. Vefo Rule   Evatt Spurred By New Soviet Move

Ask Review of U. N. Veto After Reds Fail to Keep Canada From Atom Talks

UN. Assembly Makes Review   Of Vets Rule   Russia Tried io Use Yeto tc Ber Canada From Deliherations Gn Atomic Energy

Australia Asks Review Of Veto By UN Assembly  Sufficient To Day   Sufficient To Day Is Veto Thereof, Evatt Quips

Australia Asks Review Of Veto By UN Assembl)   Sufficient To Day Is Veto Thereof, Evott Quips

Showdown on Veto Before U.N. Sought   Australia Makes Formal Demand After Russian Move Gets Blocked

U. N. Veto Rule Review Is Askec   Russian attempt Brinas on Demand

Asks Veto  Rule Change   Evatt Makes Formal ‘Demand for Review By U.N. Assembly

UN VETO RULING CHECK IS URGED   Russian’ Attempt To Quiet Canada in Council Talk Prompts New Action

AUSTRALIA IN REQUEST FOR VETO REVIEW   Move Cu.nes After Latest Attempt by Russia Wednesday

NATIONWIDE MEAT SHORTAGE — FEARED AFTER STRIKE CALL   PACKERS WARN THAT SCHEDULED WALKOUT JAN. 18TH WILL HAVE ALMOST IMMEDIATE EFFECT

Packinghouse Workers Cal Strike, ‘Threatening Nation's Meat Supply

‘Mad Monk’ of Russian Czar Reported Living on Lonely Island in Far North

Strange Story From North Tells Possibility Rasputin ls Alive on Alaskan Island

Rasputin, The Mad Monk, Believed Alive In Aretie   Superstitious Russian - Aleutian Island Natives Say Monk Who Won Favored Place With Late Czar’s Court Lives; Formerly Reported Assassinated

AMERICAN INDUSTRY REACHES CRISIS   ‘Rasputin Alive? Mad Monk May Be Hiding on Alaskan Isle

Nuspalin May Be Living on Alaskan Island   Russian Priest Is Reported Guarding “Father Herman’s” Tomb

Pauley Will Try Again To Crack Soviet Secrecy   Answer to Removal o} Equipment from Manchuria Will Be Sought

PAULEY MAY CRACK OPEN RED SECRECY   Expert Plans Trip To Far East About The First of May

Pauley To Be Sent to Orient To Find Out What Jap Assets Have Been Removed by Russia

Assigns Pauley to the Jab. Secretary Leaves Tuesday to Attend KFour-Power Conference

FOR CHECKUP IN FAR EAS]   Bvrnes Starts Paris Trio On Tuesday; Probe Reds

SES: PAULEY BEING JAN, SENT OVERSEA   SUGGEST BASES: PI TO SECURE LOAN) §   Will Attempt To Find Wha’ Russia Took From  Two Countries

Pauley To Be Sent To Far Eas! May 1   Secrecy Behind Soviet Re. moval of Machinery to be Probed

Pauley to Try To Craek Reds  Orient Secrecy   Removal of Industrial Equipment from Kore: And Manchuria Issue; Byrnes Set for Paris

Britain, China Oppose Russian Plan to Seize ‘ Latwe Japanese Estates

U.S. Rejects Reds Plan  In Japan   England, China Also Fear Russia’s Plan To Seize Estates

COLD SNAP DUE IN STATE TODAY   TEMPERATURE EXPECTED TO DROP TO 25 IN SOUTHERN PART BY TONIGHT.

FARMERS UNION WANTS BOARD   U. S. Accused Of Threatening To Scuttle Hopes For Stabilized Prices

Farmers Union Fears Stabilized Price Scuttling  Coolness Of U.S. Tx World Food Beard  ee ae igs COC vitixicm

DEPARTMENT : AGRICULTURE, OPA CONSIDER   Be Done Assure Fair, Equitable {¥ ' [)setrihitiann

COMMITTEE TO STUDY ACTION MAY BE NAMED      However, Officials Feel Rationing Is Unlikely

STUnY. NEED T0 fiaiiUN “MEAT, FATS AGAIN   Action Thought Unlikely

Believe Action Unlikely Due To Time Needed   Expect Shortages To Grow Worse Through November

Rationing of Meat Supply Considered   Special Committee May Be Named to Study Fats,  Oils Situation

Meat Rationing Being Studied  Special Committee Maeve Moke Decisior

NATION FACES FOOD SCARCITY THROUGH FALI   Secrecy Enshrouds Porter’s Talk to Packers

Man Siete AE Fight On Highway Suspect In Oklahoma Bank Robbery Held

OKLAHOMA BANK ROBBER SUSPECT 15 UNDER ARRES!   James Hixon, Sought for Weeks in $33,000 Walters Holdup, Seized After Fight and Escape.   HE LEADS OFFICERS TO MONEY IN CAR   Satchel “Filled With Currency” Found Under Floorboards—Brother Taken Some Time Ago.

U.S. Intervenes To Renew Mine Strike Parleys   Action Comes After Lewis Blasts Operators  And Quits Meeting

U.S. ENDEAVORS 10 PROCEED WITHOUT SEIZURE OF MINE’   Separate Afternoon Canferetices of Workers, Operptare lindar Wavy

Lewis Walks Out On Parley On Mine Wage   Government Moves in Ef. fort to Revive Negofiations

CONFERS TODAY WITH UMW AND PIT OPERATORS   Separate Conferences Set After Lewis’ Walkout Breaks Up Parley

SECRETARY 10 HOLD SEPARATE CONFERENCES   Schwellendach Avoids Taking Over Mines in Effort To Restore Negotiations.

U.S. Intervenes in Move  To Revive Soft Coal Talks   Schwellenbach Arranges to Meet with Lewis and Operators Today After Mine Union Chief Walks Out ef Conference

U.S. Seeks ToPepUp Coal Talks   Wilk Try Te Revive Negatiations Halted By Jokn Lewi-‘ Exit.

Jolin L, Lewis Walks Out of Conference With Fling At Representatives of Mine Operators

Lewis Walkout Chokes Off Wage Meet; Schwellenbach  Arranges New Conference

COAL MINERS MAY RESUME PARLEY SOON   Sec. Schwellenbach Striving to Get Lewis and Operators Together After Walkout   NATION IS HAMPERED

HOPE TO AVOID GOVT SEIZURE OF IDLE MINES   SECRETARY OF LABOR ENTERS BREACH LEFT BY LEWIS’ WALK OUT

Owners Flay Lewis ‘Stall’   Refuses to Bargain, Pit Operators Assert

Schwellenback To Meet Miners And Operators  Government Doesn't Bee ae Botan AAS ame

GOVT TRYING TO BRING NEW LIFE TO COAL STRIKE TALKS   Gov’t Arranging Group Talks After Lewis’ Snorting Exit Yesterday

U. S. Hoping For Renewal Of Sessions  With Miners   Departure Of Lewis Upsets Negotiations

Lewis Quits, Coal Talks  Collapse   Government Seeks To Revive Parley; Operators, Union  Hurl New Charves

U.S. Struggles To Renew Coal Negotiations   Schwellenbach Steps Into Breach Left by Lewis’ Walkout

GOVERNMENT TO INTERVENE IN MINE DISPUTE   Schwellenbach To Meet With Lewis And Operators Today   UMW CHIEF STALKED OUT OF CONFERENCE

JOHN L. HINTS MINERS READY FOR LONG HALT   President Doesn’t Want To Seize Mines; Fund For Welfare Proves Stumbling Block

LEWIS WALKS OUT ON MINE PEACE PARLEY   NATION MENACED WITH ECONOMIC CRISIS

Schwellenbacl To Meet Lewis And Operators   Labor Department Sec retary Moves To Have Talks Resumed

Rift Grows As Lewis  Walks Out  Each Side Accuses   Each Side Accuses Other Of Blocking Any Reconciliation

SEEKS TO BRING COAL MINERS BACK TO MEET   Schwellenbach to Talk Wit Both Operators, Union in Washington

Negotiations Over Contraet  Are Choked Off   Schwellenbach Attempling To Pump New Life luo Saft Coal ‘Talks By Mecting Both Sides   Owners Challenge Lewis’ Attitude   Say He Refuses to Bargain; Union Head Hopes ‘Tim May Modify Their Nigeevedly Propensilies’

Resumption Of Coal Talks Soughi   Schwellenbach : Plans Separate Meetings With Owners. Miners

U.S. OPPOSED TO SEIZURE OF MINES   Sec. Schwellenbach Seeks To Reopen Negotiations   OPERATORS   Fiayed By John L. Lewis; Another Confab Called For This Afternoon

COAL MINE TALKS . FAIL; U, §, TAKES HAND IN DISPUTE   Schwellenbach Arranges Par ley With Lewis and Opera tors in Effort to Revive _ Negotiations.   UNION CHIEF WALKS OUT OF CONFERENCE   Fires Verbal Blast at Owners; Who Reply That Labor Group Is Playing Poli- -an eo"

GOVERNMENT IS NOT PLANNING TO SEIZE MINES   Seeking To Pump New Life Into Coal Talks Choked Off By Jona L, Lewis’ Walkout.

Gov't Attempting To Put New Lif In Coal Parley   Schwellenbach Steps Into Breach Left By Lewis’s Withdrawal

WALL STREET FEELS EFFECT OF DECONTROI   PROSPECTS IMPROVE FOR REPUBLICAN CONGRESS

Chairman of Party Blames Demo Program   Republican Congress Advocated as Prices  of Livestock Soar

GOP Chief  Blames Dems   Carroll Reece Hits Back At Truman ‘Talk

Reece Calls For Election OfRepublicans Next Month   GOP Chairman, Replying to Truman on Meat Issue _ Charges Administration Has Been Delud: _ing the American People

British Foreign Policy Challenged   Laborite Legislators Resume Campaign For Socialist Foreign Policy

Labor Party Rebels Rap  (Government   Complete And Exclusive Anglo-American Tie - Up Charged In Commons

-Laborite Rebels Attack Foreign Policy lS. Caught In British Line Of Fire

Bevin to Urge New “Mode of Conduct” For UN Veto Power   Byrnes Backs Move; May Stop Small Nation Veto Criticism

Denies Britain, U. §. Ganging Ur Against Russia  Attlee Says There s No Alliance

ATTLEE, FACING OWN  PARTY REBELS, SAYS  “GANGING” NOT FACT PRIME MINISTER URGED  BY LABORITES TO END TATK OP “ATTIANCEQ?

British Socialist Wants Ties With U. §. Loosened  Emphasizes Rift Which Has Grown Since Huge Loan   London —(4’)}— The house of commons unanimously gave Foreign Secretary Bevin's foreign policy a vote of confidence topicht.

U. S. IN LINE OF FIRE IN BRITISH ROW OVER POLICY  DEBATE REFLECTS   DEBATE REFLECTS GRADUAL LOSS OF U. S. POPULARITY

Bevin Voted Confidence in Commons   Mn. DV oe oe ony me oe  HsCuSse wnanie imously  Backs Policies After Rebels Air Complaints

Braves Hostile Faction   Attlee Denies in  House of Commons Britain and U.S. Are Ganging up on Russia

British Vote Approval Of Bevin Policy   House Of Commons Gives Foreign Secretary Vote Of Confidence.

Anti-Russian Combine Draws Attlee Denial  Says Britain And United States Not   Says Britain And United States Not ‘Ganging Up’

U.S. IN LINE OF BRITISH CRITICISM   American-Soviet Conflict Feared In Commons

Bevin’: Policies Approved By ‘Yote in Commons   Attlee! Hurls Anery Denial ai Charges Of Ties With U. S.

English Laborites Prepare Blast For US in New Demands   Want Neutral Socialist Foreign Policy For War Prevention

ANGLO-U. 5. BLOC AGAINST REDS DENIED   Prime Minister Clement Attlee Tells Hostile Members of His Party Britain Is Not “Ganging Up” With America.

STAY WITH BEVIN   House of Commons Approves Secretary's Foreign Policy —

Takes Fling At British Tieup With America   ‘Spokesman For British “Rebids” Sees Split OF World Into Two ‘Rlaecs

U.S. In Line Of Fire Of  Laborites   Commens Debates British Policy

Bevin’s Policies Given Confidence Vote by Commons   Some Labor Members: Wanted Britain to Steer Clear of U.S.

British Laborite MP Charges Anglo-American Alliance Has  Created Dangerous World Split   Rebels Open Major Debate ssainsh Bevin’s Policy.

U. §. Is in Line of Fire in Commons  Laborites Will Attack Bevin’s Foreign Policy

U. $. Target of British Debate   Labor Leader Says Two Blocs Develop

Labor Party Rebels Ask Free Policy   Say U.S.-British Stand Against Reds Leading to Conflict

British Hold Poliey Change Debate Today   U.S. in Line of Fire As Laborite Group Demands Switch to Independent Policy

ALLIANCE FLAYED BY BRITISH PARTY   Labor Revolt Highlighted By ** Charge U.S, Splitting pt World Into Blacs

ATTLEE, FACING OWN PARTY REBELS, SAYS “GANGING” NOT FACT  . PRIME MINISTER URGED  : BY TABADITESC TH ENN

Confidence Voted Bevin   Attlee Denies Seeking Exclusive Alliance, Assails Policy Critics

Don Juan May See Franco On Restoration Of Throne   Pretender, Now In London, Will Fly To Portugal Soon On Mission By Which Spanish Monarehy May Be  Restored; Dictator Combats Banditry

Renort Franco May Restore. Spanish Ihrone   Don Juan, Pretender, Heads For Portugal To  Hold Conversations

Restoration of Spaih’s Monarchy Seen as Main Topic of Meeting Soon

Don Juan Hopes For Restoration  Of Spanish Rul   Pretender to Throne Reportedly Will Discuss Plan With Gen. Franco

DON JUAN GOES 10 MEET FRANCO   TO DISCUSS RESTORATION OF SPAIN’S MONARCHY

Pretender fo Spanish Throne Is On Way to Confer with Franco on Frontier of Spain and Portugal

Heir To Spanish Throne. To. See. : Franco. About Restoring Monarchy

Spanish Heir to Throne Reported En Route for Meeting With Franco

Veterans of World War Il Invited to ‘Jump’ Into Legion   And They Immediately Do So by Over-Riding Presiding Officer

Avert Fi oht Over Social Securi ity Hike   Bill Introduced By Representative  Harvey D. Dow

Partisan Battles Averted in House ‘After Wordy Fray   Democrat Supports Bill of Appropriations Committee

SNYDER RAPS GLOOMY TALK   Says Depression Warnings “Bad Psychology;” Sees Wave of Prosperity

Depression Talk Bad Psychology  Treasury Official Airs His Views

Beloved ‘Worry Wart’ To Friends      Baltimoreans Offer Prayers For Child Slain By Kidnaper In Chicago

Election To Aid National Welfare Now   BABSON SAYS CHANGE IS NEEDED FOR U. S. CITIZENS

BABSON DISCUSSES RESULTS OF ELECTION   Declares Change of Party In  . Power Is Good Now For The  Country As It Was in 1932. Predicts Christmas Businese Will Re Cond.

RUSSIA FACES DEFEAT TODAY ON VETO ISSUE   U. $. To Support Soviet Or Use Of Veto After Vote On Debate Question

RED DEFEAT ON THE VETO SURE   SMALL NATIONS WILL OUTVOTE RUSSIAN BLOG

MacArthurs to Attend Filipino Independence Day Event on July 4th

es         ponsressian.y Opinion Is  beens  \ A-Bomb Tests This Summer

Solons Favor Atomic Tests  Saenatare Declare   Senators Declare Experiment Is Vitel To Defense Plans

Atomic Tests Are Favored By Congressmen   Senate Backing For Cancellation Proposal Is Weak

Congress For A-Bomb Test   Frown on Postponing Experiment; Some Hold Program Now Unwise

SOLONS FAVOR A-BOMB TESTS   Three Protest 1946 Bad Time For Experiment

lran Will Report ‘Soon as Possible’  Data on Withdrawal of Soviets May Be Delaved

‘United States ‘Submits Data  lAn Pranan A ete Vet ee HB PEMA CRWES   Voiuminuus Report Con  tains Information of  “Great Tunpor lanee™ “fae  formed Souree

UNABLE 10 SAY RUSSIANS “GONE      United States Submits Voluminous Report On Franco Snain

lranian Premier  Notifies Council Report Nof Ready   Unable to Determine As Yet if Red Troops Out of Country

lran fo Report To UN Council on Red Withdrawal   Inquiry Group on Spain Receives Big U. S. Report

Ceiling Price On Wholesale Meat Is Bact   OPA Also Exposes Plans To Crack Down Upon Black Marketeers In Meat Industry

PA: Calling? ‘Totay — Ret  > Colthige to Return sept. 9 —OPA’ Oblet:, Ptana : ‘Cnnjiali a Agiiinit Black Marketa: ‘

BY OPA OFFICIALS   Black Market Sales to be Combatted by U. S. Agency; Stores Are Described by Leader.   COSMETIC PRICE LIMITS REMOVED

PLANS CURB ON. BLACK MARKETS   CEILING PRICES BACK ON WHOLESALE MEATS

Wholesale Meat Ceilings Restored   OPA Plane Drive on Black Market Meai Dealers

OPA Sets Guns for Illegal Meat   Agency Restores Ceilings on Wholesale Dealings; Retail Lid Due September 9

Byrnes Steers Straight; Peace Parley Halts   Yugoslav Foreign Head Confers With Molotov

Russians And Yugoslavs Study U. S. Ultimatum   Molotov Holds 40-Minute Conference With Kardelj; Secretary Byrnes Also Conferring; Sucess Of Peace Parley Staked On American Protest

Molotov, Yugoslav Chief Talk   Brynes Reported Ready to Sacrifice Peace Conference To Win Dispute

MOLOTOV TAKES HAND IN TENSE YUGOSLAV CRISIS   Fate of Conference Depends on Yugoslavian Reply to U. S.

RUSSIAN, SLAV LEADERS CONFER   Peace Conference Almost Stops To Await Outcome Of Yugoslav Dispute

MOLOTOV, YUGO DELEGATE TALK ON ULTIMATUM   Balkans May Once Again Become Power Keg Of Europe, Manuilski Warns

Row in Balkans In Forefront At Peace Pariey   Russion Influence On Yugoslav Acts Looms as Big Factor

Ukraine's Envoy Warns Parley of Balkans Danger   Washington-Belgrade Crisis Ignored by Speakers at Conclave

BUS MECHANICS STRAND 74,000   Barricade Garage Doors On Suburban Lines Into Detroit

Fist Fight Breaks Up Diet Session  _ Argument  Turns Into a Pe A 1]

O.K. Housing Plat.   Bureau Chuckles; Navy Red-Faced On Storm Warning

FUTURE TRADING RESUMED   Only. One Trade Was Made to Buy September Wheat

Activities of Interest T: All in The Various Caenemnttten “   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Donnelly Welcomes Amvets fo Annual Meet in St. Louis  Points Out Responsibil ities Which Go With  pr ee aa

Donnelly Welcomes Amvets fo Annual Meet in St. Louis  Points Out Responsibilities Which Go With  Citizvenchin

DENY STAY OF DEATH PENALT)   Woman Slayer to Die in Chair on March 6

JOINT PALESTINE COMMMITTEE WILL PROBE MORGAN CHARGE   INQUIRY TQ BE MADE IN CON. TROVERSY OVER CHARGE JEWS PLAN MASS MOVEMENT

Control Board Opens Hearings On Price Lifting   Fresh Viewpoint Is Promised by Many Witnesses

‘Decontrol Board Must Decide be Few Days Whether to Put ‘Many Price Lids Back on Now

New Hearing On Decontrol Opens Today   New OPA Board to Decide On Ceiling Restorations

Ninety-Nine Witnesses Demand To Be Heard.... Decontrol Board Opens Four-Day Price Hearing

Grain Men Demand  Price Relief   Board’s Task Is To Decide About Control Restoration

99 To Be Heard By New Board   ‘Fresh, Unbiased’ View Promised By Decontrol Chairman. 4 Davs Of Hearines

OPA Board Opens 4-Day Lid Hearings   ‘Unbiased Viewpoint Promised by Group With Full Controls

OPA Decontrol Board Opens  First Hearings   Spokesmen for Growers end Millers Testify Price Restoration Not Necessary

DEALERS IN GRAINS WANT NO CHANGES AT HEARING TODAY   OPA Decontrol Board Is Starting Sessions at Washington; Will Make Vital Decisions.   100 WITNESSES WILL BE HEARD

Temperatures   ‘Hands Off’ Grain Prices, Industry SpokesmenPlead   Supplies Make Restored Ceilings Needless, Decontrol Board Is Told at ‘Hearing; End Of Subsidy Payments Requested By Witness

and OPA  » Hands rices rains   1 Board Now idering Great of Whether  Food Prices

Keep Hands Off of Grain Prices, OPA Decontrolers Told   Current and Prospective Supplies Sufficient, Board Advised

Grain Industry Heads First To Be Heard   Spokesmen For Grower: Millers And Traders Say Price Ceilings  On Grain Unnecessary.

Decontrol Board Opens Hearings On Whether To Restore Price Lid .   _Ninety-Nine Witnesses Demanding To Be Heard With Spokesmen For Farmers And Grain Trade Raising Black Market Cry If Controls Restored

U. S. Troops Not Alerted  In Germany   Rumors Say Soviet Troops Massing

Tenants Seem Hardest Hit By OPA Death   Leaders Seek To Forestal' Sudden Price Increases

Dewey a Speaker At Dutchess Fair   Governor Will Give Last Pre-convention Talk There

wr FAY PY eee ae  Washington Adopts “Wait and See” Attitude Toward UNO

@ PAUL MALLON—   Washington Adopts “Wait and See” Attitude Toward UNO

TWO TEACHERS RESCUED FROM MOUNTAIN TOP   Marooned Twelve Hours While  Piskinge KRvaroraane

STRIKE CONTR LEGISLATION IS BEING STALLED      Small Groep Of Senators Opposing Curbs Are Holding Floor   ‘SMALL ASKS 6-MONTH BAN ON ALL STRIKES

Congressmen Balk Strike Curbing Plan   Taylor Discourses On Russians In Filibuster Move

Solons Give Cold Reception To Plan To Outlaw Strikes    Suggesticns of CPA Director Labelled Unworkable by Both Sides in Senate Battle — Lively Session Re  ported by Upper House on Labor Measures

CONGRESS SAYS NO’ TO STRIKE OUTLAW ORDER   Production Chief Small Would Make Striking Illegal For Six Months Span

Suggestion To Outlaw Strikes For  Six Months Reeeives Cold Reception

Cool Reception MeetsProposal Te Ban Strikes   Small’s Suggestion Said Unworkable By Opposing Senators

RAIL UNIONS TO KEEP DEMANDS   U.S. Seizure Of Roads Won’t Alter Asking Points

Tobaceo Prices Remain Stable On Local Mart   Market Passes 30: Million Poundage Mark. as Capacity Sales Continue.

Internationalization of Trieste Is Agreed on by Foreign Ministers

TRIESTE ACCORD APPEARS WITHIN GRASP OF BIG 4  PROPOSAL ADOPTED  “FOR YUGOSLAVIA’S WESTERN FRONTIER

Internationalization Of © Trieste Agreed On By ©  Foreign Ministers Group

21-Nation Peace Conference Seen  By End of Month   Ministers Believed ‘Near Agreement On Italy Peace Treaty

Big 4 Foreign Ministers Reach Trieste Accord   Internationalization O Vital Adriatic Port  Agreed To.

Trieste Problem Agreement Sef Claim Ministers   May Select Date For 21-Nation Peace Conference

Big-4 Ministers Near Accord on Trieste Control   Agree on Principle of Internationalization; Slavs Balk at Border

Near Agreement on. Italy Treaty   General Peace Parley Possible Within Few Weeks

DISPUTED CITY 10 BE INTERNATIONALIZED STATUTE NOT DECIDEL   AREA TO BE INCLUDED IN ZONE SOLVED BY FOREIGN MINISTERS

Foreign Ministers In Agreement ‘On Trieste Status  Internationalized City Is Proposed; Zone

Foreign Ministers In Agreement On Trieste Status  Internationalized City Is Proposed; Zone limits Are Defined

On Verge Of Accord On Trieste   Big Four Agree On Principle of Internationalization; No  _ Peace Parley Date Set

TRIESTE ISSUES AND ITALIAN COLONY ROWS SOLVED BY MINISTERS  WAY PAVED FOR FINAL DECISION ON CALLING

Big 4 Agree On Program For Trieste      Foreign Ministers React Accord Ory Internationali zation Of City.

GENERAL SPAATZ AIRFORCE CHIEF   President Announces Selection Of New Leader To Succeed Gen.. Arnold

SPAATZ NAMED U.S. AIR CHIEF    Appointed by President to Succeed Arnold

NEW COMMANDER ARMY AIR FORCES   Gen. A. Spaatz Will Soon Succeed Gen. H. H. Arnold.

Spaatz Named Chief Of Air   Veteran Aviation Officer To Succeed Gen. Henry Arnold At An Early. Date.

Name Spaatz To Succeed  Gen. Arnold   President Announces Army Air Forces Will Get New Boss

Spaatz Is New Chief Of Army Air Forces   Succeeds General Arnold Who Retires; Led Aerial Assault<

Gen. Carl Spaatz To Be New Chief Army Air Forces   Henry A. Marshall To Retire Between Feb. 1 And Feb. 15

SpaalzNamed Chief of ArmyAir Force   Goierul Will - Sucesed “Hap” Amold a. His “Retum te U.S, .’ from Tour -  °

Spaatz To Head AAF   SUCCEEDS ‘HAP’ ARNOLD AFTER LATTER RETURNS FROM TOUR

Carl Spaatz Appointed Chief of Army Aix Forces: He Succeeds ‘Hap’ Arnold

SPAATZ REPLACES “ARNOLD. WN AAF   Succeeds Air Chief Wher “Hap” Returns From South America —

GEN. SPAATZ TO SUCCEED H. H. ARNOLD   AAF Commander ill, Plans to Retire Soon

GENERAL ARNOLD TO RETIRE FROM POST NEXT MONTH   Dacitie War Tanex

APPROVALS SEEN FOR BRITISH LOAN   Landis Opposes Bill Last Night in Radio Address.

cememeanaete, _cemmuaneieaeammatiniad  TIDE SEEN TURNED IN FAVOR OF BRITISH LOAN

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FLOUR HOLIDAY SEEN AS MILLS BEGIN T0 CLOSE   House Committee To launch Survey Of Domestic And World Food Picture

HOUSE GROUP ORDERS PROBE   New Developments Pose Two Problems for Government Officials

SEE PROSPECT OF 6- WEEK HOLIDAY IN FLOUR OUTPUT   WHEAT SHORTAGE PAY FACE CURTAILMENT OF DOMESTIC SUPPLY

Mill Holiday Threatens As Stocks Shrink   House Agriculture Committee Plans Food Situation Investigation.

Food Inquiry To Be Made  Ry Flannagan   shat-Down By Mills Spreads As Solons Han World Survey

SUPPLIES AT MILLS DWINDLING   House Committee To Consider Renewed Food Rationing

Short Supply of Wheat Threaten: Domestic Output   Full Investigation of Situation Opens; Consider Rationing

SEE SIX-WEEK HOLIDAY IN FLOUR OUTPUT   Fast-Dwindling Wheat Supplies at Mills Pose Problem

Holiday Looms For Domestic  Use Of Wheat   Fast-Dwindling Supplies At Mills May Force Six Week “Famine” On Home Front

WHEAT SUPPLY MAY HALT U.S FLOUR OUTPUT   Six-Week Mill Holiday Threatens as Lower  House Plans Quiz

Wheat Supplies Dwindling Fast  Threatens Holiday In Flour Output

FLOUR HOLIDAY THREAT FACES UNITED STATES   ‘Comprehensive, Study © World Food Situati¢n.. Set By Hause

Necessity For Rationing To Receive Study  Six-Weeks Holiday In Production Is Caid Thraatanad

Flour Milling Holiday: Likely   Shortage of Wheat Supplies at Mills May Bring Halt-in Output

Six-Weeks Holiday in Flour Looms   Dwindling Supplies At Mills Forces Shutdown; House Will Make Probe

Millers To Face Holiday Shortly   Probe’ Into World Food Situation Is Scheduled 

Dwindling Wheat Stocks May Force ‘A ‘Flour Holiday’   Six-Week Halt in Output for Domestic Use Seen As Mill Supolies Tumble

6-Week Holiday In Flour Output Faces Nafion —   Fast-Dwindling Wheat Supplies May. Force Mills To Halt Work

Holiday Threatens Flour Mills As Wheat Supplies Disappear   BREAD FAMINE FORECAST TWEE Fee POLICIFS CUANCE

Six - Week Flour Ban Foreseen   Holiday May Be Declared to Aid Relief Supplies

Flour Mills Face Holiday. Report Says   Indications Are That Mills Throughout Nation Will Not Make Consumer Flour for Six Weeks.

Signs Point fo Slash in Flour Output   Six Week Holiday in Mili Operation Among Prababilities

Flour ‘Output May Be Stalled for Six  Weeks in Nation   Scarcity of Wheat Causes Threat; Investigation of Food Situation Is at Hand

Holiday Of Six Weeks Considered   Committee To Probe Situation In U.S. And Other Nations

Mill Stock Drop May Force Halt In Flour Output   yision Six-Week Holiday; House Committee Will Probe Food Situation

‘Supplies at Mills Fast Dwindling   House Agricultural Committee to Investigate Domestic and International Fooad Situations

Output Of Flour May Be Stopped   Lack of Wheat Threatens To Force 6-week — Holiday

SOME OF MILLS HAVE ALREADY CEASED OUTPUT   Consider Making No Flour For American Consumption For Month And Half; Supplies Rapidly Dwindling.

Flour Mill Holiday  Threatens   House Orders Inquiry Of World Conditions As Preventive Move

Flour Production Holiday Predicted   :Many Mills Close Over Nation As Wheat Supplies Disappear

177 & FACES SIX.WEEK HOLIDAY IN OUTPUT OF DOMESTIC FLOUR   FOOD PROBE LAUNCHED BY HOUSE

Dwindling Wheat Supplies Threaten to Force 6-Weeks Holiday in Flour Output

Dwindling Wheat Supplies At Mills May Force Six-Week Holiday In Output

6-Weeks Shutdown of Mills May Ensue as Gov't Purchases Wheat To Send To Starving Millions Abroad.

Wheat Shortage May Result In Flour Holiday   Six-Week Cessation In Output Threatened; Probe Planned

Congress Will Inquire Into Food Situation   Investigation Set As Nation’s Wheat Supply Disappears

MAY DECLARE SHORT HOLIDAY IN FLOUR OUTPUT   Might Consider Need for Re newed Food Rationing Again

Six-Week Flour Production Holiday Looms in U. §.: Solons Plan Inquiry

Woman Denies Charge She Embevzzled $8,000 of Marine Ace’s Money Left With Her

‘Dear Cuddle  Burn’  Torrid Love Letters From ‘Pappy Spice Court Trial

“Pappy’s’ Love Letters Torrid   Spice Court Proceedings As “Dearest Cuddle Bum” Denies Charge

Love Letters From ‘Dearest Cuddle Bum’ Involve Ace ‘Pappy’ Boyington

Accused Jewels Pair DemandArmyCharges   Couple, Admitting No “Criminal! Act” Ask For Formal File Charge Or Release

CAMP GRUBER TO GO ON INACTIVE STATUS   $28,000,000 Oklahoma Army Installation to Be Placed on StandBy Basis April 30.

U.S. ARMY aoTH DIVISION IS ALERTED   Furious Battle Rages On OutSkirts of Manila

AMERICAN DIVISION FUT ON : ALERT AS GOVERNMENT “FORCES BATILE REB=———  ELS NEAR MAY ‘cam ©

FILIPINO “HUKS” BATTLE POLICE IN MANILA SUBURBS   Armed Peasants Suffer losses; Refugees Stream Into Capital

GUERILLA FIGHT ~ ALERTS YANKS   86th Division With Tanks To Guard Philippine Installations

BATTLE RAGES NEAR MANILA   U. S. Troops Alerted While Filipino Police Fight Armed Guerillas

Soft Coal Outlook Remains Gloomy For Operators   Lewis Victorious; Consumers Must Pay Increased Costs.

MINERS TO END STRIKE AGAINST U.S. TOMORROW   Contract Between UMW and Government Signed Yes terday

Goering Denies Hitler Hoped to Take Poland, — Avoid War With England

Herr Goering Denies Hitler Planned Split   /Reichsmarshal Disagrees With View Taken By His Witness

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest _ To All in The Various Communities

Prison Guards Seized, Held As Hostages  One Already Killed, Three Injured in Raging Gun Battle

Murderous Gun Battle Is Fought  At Aleatraz   Many of Guards Heid as Hostages; One Already Killed And Fanr Injured

Convicts Stage Bold Ficht For Freecom.   One Dead, Five Hurt In Bloody Uprising: Situation Out Of Control

BARRICADED FELONS FIGHT FOR FREEDOM   Riot of Major Proportions Under Way With Most of Guards Held as Hostages.   WARDEN ASKS AID AND RECEIVES IT   Police and FBI Men Rush to Scene—One Dead, 4 Injured After Six Hours of Fighting.

GUARDS LIVES ARE AT STAKE IN GUN-FIGHT   ONE DEAD, INMATES ARMED; RIOT CALL IS SENT OUT

Most of Prison Guards Held As Hostages   One Guard Killed in Blazing Gun Battle; Situation Said Out of Control by Warden

LAGUARDIA ASKS WAR UPON BLACK MARKET   Tells European Food Chiefs It ‘Must Be Stamped Out’

HERE AND ~ BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities Interest Tc All in The Various Communities

FRANK MOLL HONORED BY CHALFONT GRANGI   Retiring Treasurer  Is Given Recognition for Service

LESS FRICTION SOUGHT BY UNO FOR NEXT WEEK   Controversial Issues Hoped to Be Brushed Aside by Delegates

UN TO AVOID VETO ISSUE TUESDAY   Delegates Accept Russo-Iran Treaty A‘ter Compromise

Hanely Is Candidate ‘For Congress Seat   Towson Lawyer Declares He Wilf Run for Bald win’s Seat

Details of Slaying Are Related by 16- Year-Old Youth   Need of Money and Car in Which to Leave Home Given as Motive in Murder of Man and Wife

BOY, 16, TELLS HOW HE SHOT BOTH PARENTS   NEIGHBOR YOUTH, 15, AIDS IN AMBUSH KILLINGS

16-Year-Old Tells Of Shooting Father And Step Mother   ‘Folks Tough on Me’ California Boy Tells Officers

Billy Anderson Tell Sher. iff “I Did It Because My Folks Were So Tough On Me?

30,000 HARVESTER - EMPLOYES STRIKE    PRODUCTION HALTS IN 10  PLANTS—WORKERS DEMAND 30 PCT. PAY BOOST,

Farm Plants Go On Strike   30,000 In Walkout At Ten International Harvester’s Plants. :

COAL PRODUCTION BOOMS AS MORE MEN ENTER PITS   SFA Reports Ouiput Ha: Passed 65 Per Cent of  Niarrmnni

Production Of Coal Climbs To 65 Pct. Normal   Industry Reports Activity Pick-Up After Strike Ends

Speeding Up Mines Output   Coal is Being Rushed to the Factories; Status Of Fines Issue

Coal Production Begins Increase   Output Now 65 Percent of Normal; More Miners Prepare To Work

COAL OUTPUT 69 PER CENT OF NORMAL   Quickening Industrial Activity Noted on Every, Hand as Fuel Again Flows From Mines to the Factories.

Soft Coal Production Mounts Steadily As Output Hits 65 Per Cent of Norma!

COAL OUTPUT RISES RAPIDLY   Gets Back To 68 Per Cent Of Normal On First Working Day :  OTHER WORK BOOMS

'Quickening Activity Noted iin Industry As Idle A. F. L. ‘Miners Start Digging Coal

Production About 68 Per Cent of Normal, Industrial Activity Quickens

Coal Production  Mounts Rapidly   Some Miners Delay Return to Work Pending Ratification

Production Of Coal Mounting Over Country   SFA Reports 1,500,000 Tons Mined Yesterday, 68 Per Cent of PreSrrike Total   Industrial Tempo Picks Up Speed      Some Locals Still Await Otficial Word From UMW Bose Thar Strike Is Over

Coal Output Is Mounting Fast   Production Already 65 Percent Of Normal, Survey Shows.

Coal Tonnage Rises Rapidly After Miners  Resume Jobs   Industrial Activity Quickens In Nation; Some Mines Closed

OPERATIONS HIT 69% OF NORMAL IN COAL FIELDS   Output Mounts Steadily As Last Of Miners Move Back Toward Pits

MORE U. S. WORKERS WILL BE LET OUT   Budget Director Calis for Cut o 144,833 in Personnel Ceilings by Jan, 1.

Drastic Cut Ordered in US. Payroll  Budget Head’s - Order Effective By January 1

\Argentine Minister To Speak Tonight; Expectec To Answer U.S. Charges

PRESIDENT URGED TO BREAK RELATIONS _ WITH ARGENTINA   Senator Says We Face Choice Between Nazism and Democracy; Argentine Answer On Radio Tonight.

REPUBLICANS LOOK AHEAD TO VICTORY AT POLLS, NOV. STH   Nothing On The Surface To Dispute Their Confidence of Success   DUFF BY 250,000   Entire Republican Slate Is Assured of Victory, According To Leaders

Labor Dep't Seeks To End Ship Walkout   Owners  are Urged to Adopt Uniform Hiring Systems .

SHIP OFFICERS TIE UP PORTS WITH STRIKE   Labor Department Seeks Solution to Latest Union Demands

Reuther Says Price Controls Needed if U.A.W. to-Abide by Wage Freeze

UAW BOSS SAYS PRICE FIXING MUST REMAIN   Reuther Warns Union May Be “Knocking on GM Door” Again Soon

Work Stoppage  Calls Have Been Issued, Officials Of Union Report   Strike Dates Lack Confir mation by Heads of Brotherhoods   MEDIATION PROCEDURE MAY DELAY WALKOUT   Nationwide Stoppage Would Be Fully Effective in Four Days

BRITISH GUARD  RAILWAY -LINES'   Armored Cars Precede Trains {n Palestine

Cotton Break Linked With Politics Now   senator Thomas Says thet if GOP Wins in Oklehoma OPA and Government Maneuvering Can Be Blamed.

OKLAHOMAN SAYS ACTION NFLIBERATE   Texas’ MacDonald Says All Controls Should Be Removec

POLITICS BLAMED ~ Oklahomans Suspicious ~ About Cotton Price Break

CHAIRMAN OF SENATE "AGRICULTURE GROUP  OFFERS NEW ANSWER _ HEARING OPENS WITH  " TESTIMONY OF TEXAS’ M’NONALD ON STAND

HARLAN-CO MINE WILL BE CLOSED   One Man Killed in Fight Be tween Two Unions

BENHAM MINE TOCLOSE DOWN INDEFINITELY   UMW Claims PMV Men Ambushed Them; County Quiet Now

‘American Farmer Limping To Port   Crippled Freighter Reported Heading For Falmouth Under Own Power

Seeks to Halt Country-Wide Tie-up Set for 4 p.m. Saturday   President Says He Will Seize Roads If  Necessary   Railroads Warning Of Possible Delay

Pettis County Must Vote on Combination  Recorder of Desde  And Circuit Clerk’s sic: .... ;.... 3...

Loy-Markey Navy Rites Solémnized   ADMIRAL W. F. HALSEY BEST MAN AT RITES _ ON TERMINAL ISLAND

Trustees Approve Gift Acceptance   Proposal Past First Test As Group Gives Nod

MOVE TO DETER VIOLENCE AFTER VOTING SUNDAY   Department of State Mum on Significance  Of Maneuver

RUSSIAN ENVOY LEAVES GREECE   Anti - Soviet Articles In Newspapers Bring Diplomatic Crisis

EXECUTIVE WELCH APPEALS 10 END CONTROLS   Plans to Cover Subject in Ad' dress. to Nation on Stabilization

Truman Seen ‘Yielding a Bit on Meat Issue   President, Speaking Tonight, Expected to Defend Controls

Fypect Some Concessions fo Fase Shortage   Believe President Will Stick to HoldThe-Line Program

President Under Heavy Pressure   Embattled Chief Expected To Ask Nation To Hold Line Against Rising Price Tide

Sources Hint. No Decontrol Likely .   Beef Petition May Also Be Denied

TRUMAN TO GIVE RADIO SPEECH AT 10 TONIGHT   Much Speculation On Plang To Be Announced Rages As Time Nears   DEMOCRATS ARE WORRIED   More Urge Decontrol As Meat Situation Continues To Get Worse In U. S.

President To Broadeast On Meat   Truman Schedule: Talk on Air Monday at 10

NO STATEMENT ON MEAT DUE ON WEEKEND   Experts Believe Truman Wants Keep Control

TRUMAN DUE TO TELL NATION OF PLAN TOMORROW   President Ponders Arguments For And Against Easing Or Scrapping Meat Price Controls.

PRESSURE FO DECONTROL INCREASES   President Slated To Speak Tonight Gn Stabilization

SHORT TALK TO BE CARRIED ON ALL NETWORKS   Chief Executive Is Expected to Retain Controls

TRUMAN WILL TELL OF MEAT IN BROADCAST   Goes on Air Tomorrow Night to Discuss Problems of Stabilization.

Will Talk on All Chains at 9 p. m.; Capital Officials Declare President Has Been Weighine Varied Proposals Of Cabinet

CAPITAL HINTS BEEF INDUSTRY FACES REBUFE   Chief Executive Will Discuss Stabilization In Broadcast

Decision to Be Announced Then After Meetings   Cabinet Discussions Believed To Settle What Truman Can Do About The Situation   By MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

FATE OF WAGE, PRICE POLICY NOW AT STAKI   Beef Industry Writ Asking Decontrol Said Denied

NO BROADCASTS  FROM PRESIDENT THIS WEEK-END   Washintgon — (UP) — The White House announces’ that President Truman will not go   BULLETIN

President © Holds Off Radio Talk   May Go on Air  Monday Night; Expect Controls Will Continue

Temperatures   Truman to Make Address Monday On Meat Problem   Radio Talk Will Cover All Stabilization Program, Ross Says; Objections Aroused  At Sneoeston of Imports From Arveutina

May Announce Decision On * Meat Problem   President Pondering Arguments For And Against Easing Or Dropping Meat Controls

TOPIC INCLUDES MEAT STUATION AND PAY GUIRBS   But It Is Net Expected He Will Order Price Decontrol of Meat   MILDER STEPS FORECAST   Decision to Speak Follows Heavy Pressure for Prompt Action

President Under Pressure on Meat Situation   Decontrols Urged To Remove Some Of Political Stress.

Truman To Broadcast At 9 p.m.   Schedule Speech over All Networks on Stabilization.

Truman Will Tal: on Meat Monday Night   Believe President Will Not Remove Price Controls

President to Give Decision   Shortage Creates Political Crisis for Democratic Party

Truman To Speak On Meat Monday   U. S. Stabilization Program To Get Consideration in 10 5. m Snaeach

Hint Plan To End Shortage Will Be Told   15-Minute A1ll- Network Program Is Set For Nine O’Clock

Truman to Talk on Meat Crisis Monday Night   Bowles Tells Citizens PAC Shortage Is ‘Politically Inspired’

Truman To Talk On Meat Over Radio Monday   Broadcast Planned At 9 p. m. on All Major Networks

Concessions to Kase Up Situation Expected to Be Ordered By Truman This Evening.   ADDRESS IS SET FOR 9 O'CLOCK

Truman to Speak  On Meat Problem   "Stabilization Program Topic of Radio Address Monday Night   IS NEAR A_ DECISION   Agriculture Department a Preparing Answer to Petition

President Urged to Free Meat  Radio Speech at 10 p. m. Expected To Insist on  Keenine Controls

Expected To Make “Some Concessions Under Pressure   He Is Expected To Insist, However, That Gover ment Controls Be Not Abandoned At The Present Time.

Radio Talk By Truman At 9 P. M.   President Prepares Announcement Of Steps To Base Shastens.

Belief Persists That Truman Will Adhere To Hold-The-Line Policy In Radio Speech   DEMO CANDIDATES ARE ASKING ‘TEMPORARY MEA!

Secretary Says President Will Not Broadcast   Offic ‘ials Believe Decision On Whether Controls To Be Renioved Will Be   Given “Soon”   Removal Sought By Meat Packers   Deplore Suggestion That Argenline Be Asked To Ship Beef To U. S.; Taft ““Shocked”

Temperatures   Indications Point To Continued Controls on Meat   Truman’s Decision Will Be Known Monday; Agriculture Department Hints- Request Far Neeonienl of Reef Will Not Be Granted

Truman to Take to “Airways on Monday Night to Talk on © Srabiligathan   PROGRAM IS LEFT ALL © -UP TO WHITE: HOUSE

Stabilization Is Alse ‘On Agenda of Quarter Hour Discussion At 10

STABHIZATION PLANNING TO BE DISCUSSED   15-Minute Speech To Cover All Phases of Government Program.

Definite Action To Ease Crisis May Be Ready   All’ Networks: To Carry President's: Message On Stabilization’

TRUMAN TO AIR MEAT DECISION MONDAY NIGHT   White House Indicates That Shortage Verdict Will Be Bared In Talk

Radio Talk Scheduled At 10 P. M.   15 Minute Address ‘On Stabilization

Will Speak fo Nation Tonight   Chief Executive Is Under Decontrolmen' Pressure; May Make Came Cancescigns

Speech Slated Monday Night   Full Stabilization Program To Be Explained

Decision Expected Very Soon      President To Go On Air Monday Night On Meat Situation.

Reply Drafted To Petition For Decontrol   Report President Won't Senction Compromise

15 Minute Address on Radio Slated   Meat Situation Included In Topics Truman Will Discuss in Broadcast On Networks Monday

ALL NETWORKS WILL CARRY ADDRESS   To Announce Meat Policy, _ Stabilization Program   Say Outright Junking Of Controls Is Imminent; Other Developments

Truman May Offer Some Changes But Not Free Pricing   President Under Severe Pressure to Decontrol  Meat Ceilings

MEAT ISSUE NOW UP T0 PRESIDEN:   Will Speck to Nation on Radio Monday, 8 P. M.

Truman to Speak Monday Night On Meat Problem  Reconversion Setup Also Scheduled  For Discussion Then

STABILIZATION PROGRAM WILL BE DISCUSSED   No Action in Meat Shortage Expected Before Monday *

Broadcast Will Cover Program of Stabilization   Answer to Seething Question Expected . in 9 P. M. Talk

To Deliver Speech Next Monday Night   Arguments for And Against Controls Are Being Studied

SEVERAL MOVES OPEN TO TRUMAN IN MEAT CRISIS   But in His Address Tonight He is Unlikely to Scrap Government Cantrvis

President To Speak Over All Networks   Decision To Be Reached By Time To Go On Air

British OK Churehill’s Speech Here   Communist Paper Only Dissenter In London

‘Pretty Grim’ British View Of Churchill   Officials Are Silent But Likely Approve Much Of His Address

WAGE HIKE FOR T ELEGRAPHERS GETS BLESSING   Board Suggests 1614 Cts. More Per Hour For Workers

Wage Boost Is Favored To 57,000   Fact-finding Board Recom. ends Increase to Tele graph, Messengers

RETAIL MILK PRICES TO INCREASE TODAY   One-Cent Will Be Added Ty Each Fint Of Cofice Cream; No Date Fer Batter Rice

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Congressional Reorganization Bill Up Today   Drastic Bill May Be Shelved Today

Wires   Labor Secretary Takes Charge of Attempts To Untangle Telephone And Electric Dispute.

Telephone Conference Under Way  Outlook Called Uncertain—No Progress in  Nicht Session

Plans Mapped For Industry s Seizure, Claim   Schwellenbach Opens Renewed Conferences On National Strike

Schwellenbach In Try To End Tieup   ‘Has No Comment After Sit* ting'in on Telephone Strike Conference   ‘WAS AIDED BY COLVIN   If Negotiations Fail, Gov. ernment Plans to Take Over Exchanges

Conferences On Phone Walkout Are Opened  Settlament OF Tiaun   Settlement Of Tieup Attempted In Session At Washington

OPENED RENEWED CONFERENCE ON TELEPHONE TIEUP   Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach Seeks a Settlement of Dispute.   WAS NON-COMMITTAL   Government Seizure of Telephone Exchanges May Be Necessary.

LABOR SECRETARY REFUSES TO DISCLOSE PLANS AS. RENEWED EFFORTS MADE TO END TIE UP

Federal Operation of Steel Plant: Meat Packing Industry Looms, With Strikes Scheduled Next Week .

Seizure Of All Exchanges May  Be Necessary   Secretary of Labor Non Committal on Probable Outeome When He Enlers Conference Roam   Negotiations Last Night Are Futile   Continuation of Long Dis.  tance Service in New York )Assured When Two  Unions Return to Jobs

Conferences Aim At Settlement of Telephone Tieup   ‘Labor Secretary Takes Part in Meeting of. : ~Disputants; Federal Saivure Cancicdaread

Governor Gates Cites Liberalism ‘Of the Heart’ Of Civil War Leader

00,000 IDLE PAID WITH 130,472 ORS OPEN   172 Opportunities for Each 100 Unemployed Persons

DEFENDERS FALL BACK IN BITTER CHANGCHUN FIGH   Nationalists Retreat Under Artillery Fire — Medium Tanks Spearhead Communist Attack.   GEN. MARSHALL BEGINS EFFORT TO END STRIFE   U. 8. Envoy Reaches Chungking and Announces He Will Open Truce Conferences at Once.

TRUCE EFFORT IS PUSHED BY UJ. $. GENERAL   REDS SEIZE MOST OF MANCHURIAN CAPITAL

Home Plan Of Truman Faces Study   Backstage Meeting Called To Draft Bill for All Sides to Support

AQURED OF HU PER GENT (F MATERIAL   Drastic Cut in Commercial and Industrial Building Planned.

New Vets Housing Program In  Making. Speedy Approval Seen   Truman Goal Is 2,000,014) Hlomes In Two) Years At Cost) of $6,000) or Less Each.

 Backstage Powwow Is In Progress  Compromise On Housing  Plan May Get Quick OK

Wyatt Plans Small Homes   To Set Aside Material For $6,000 Houses

Most of Building Materials to Go for $6000-and-Under Homes: Wyatt

RUSSIA PROMISED TY FICHT YAPAWN   Housing Bill Compromise Is Expected

$6,000 Homes Will Get Built First   Most Materials Will Be Set Aside For Needed Houses

sa Vet ing Measure teen Probable  New Bill To Follow Trmon Proposals

Compromise On Veterans’ Housing Near   House Committee Backs President

HOMES-FOR-VETS ACTION SPEEDED   SOLONS SEEK BILL DESIGNED TO MEET QUICK APPROVAL

ee Agreement Truman’s ousing Plan   ickstage Meet Called In Effort To Pass Bill All Sides Will Support.   IROUP WILL MEET

Most Houses To Cost Less Than $6,000   New Home Building Project of Government Will Receive Full Cooperation, OPA Chief Says.

Homes Under $6000 To Get Priorities, Asserts W. Wyatt   Expects Bi-Partisan Cooperation from Conaress as Whole

MOST NEW HOME! 10 COST $6,000, UNDER, FOR VETS   Housing Priority Role to: Be Changed Soon, Wyatt Says. —

New Vets mesa: Program In      Truman Goal Is 2,600, 000  Homes In Two Years - At Cost of $6,000. or Less Each. —

Cheaper Home: Given Priority In Wyatt Rule  Most Materials   Most Materials Go Into Houses: Costing $6000

Some New Mexico Political Teo AdvocateReturn — To Nominating Conventions

Real Push-Button Plane Is Developed by U.S. Army Air Force   Four-Engined Cargo Ship Will Take Off, Fly a Preselected Course And Land Without Touching Controls

Real Push-Button Plane Is Developed by U.S. Army Air Force  Four-Engined Cargo Ship Will Take Off, Fly a Preselected Course

Navy Identifies Pilot Lost in  Crash in Bay   Army Has Push-Button Plane

U.S. DIPLOMAT [S DEAD AT 61   Hugh R. Wilson, Last UV. S. Ambassador to Nazi Germany, Dies

Death Takes Former Envoy To Germany   Hugh Robert Wilson Succumbs at His Home in Vermont

Career Diplomat Dies At His Home In Bennington, Vt.   Hugh R. Wilson Succum's After Several Weeks of Treatment in Hospital

Hugh Wilson Is --Taken by Death   Last U. S. Ambassador To Nazi Germany

Cold Wave Hits East   Whole East Half of Nation Shivers in. Sudden Mercury Skid

EASTERN SECTION SHIVERING UNDER SEVERE COLD WAVE      Cold Spell Felt From Maine tc Florida; Temperatures Relow Zero «

Cold Wave Grips Eastern States  Temperatures Skid About 20 Degrees

Cold Moves Across East Half OF U.S.   Felt From Maine To  Florida; Great Plains, Rockies Have Milder Version

Pacusan Dreamboat Radios She Is on Last Lap of Flight From Honolulu to Cairo

‘Dreamboat’ on Last Leg of Long Flight to Cairo   Army Fliers Pass Crete on Hop From Honolulu

Plane Begins Last Portion Of Its Flight Across Globe   Army’s Dreamboat Blazes New Trail Over Arcticlands .

‘Army Superfort Weathers Storm In Mediterranean   Last Message Received From Plane Over Crete On Final Lap of Flight

Wings Way Out Mediterranean Thunderstorm   At 10:20 P. M. Plane Was Over Crete on Last Lap of Flight from Honolule   Due to Arrive at Cairo 2 a.m. Today      Averaged around 250 Miles An Hour Since Takeoff Among Palins of Hawaii

Ship Reported Over Crete On Flight To Cairo   B-29 Cruising At  259 Miles Per Hour; Sails Over France, England At 15,000 Ft.

Nears Cairo In Long Hop From Hawaii   Streaks Across Europe And Mediterranea: On Last Lap.

DREA CRETE ON LAST LAP OF FLIGHT   Honolulu - to - Cairo Plane  _ Wings Way Out of Thun-_—   derstorm Encountered  on Leaving Italy.   CRAFT UP 16,000  FEET OVER FRANCE   Ship Has Averaged 250 M. P. H, Since Leaving Hawaii —Due to Reach Egypt Shortly.  

Army's Giant Plane Stalled Over Crete   Gasoline Supply Reported Running Dangerously Low

VanWagoner Assails Liquor Control Sigler to Get Help in GOP Campaign

J uly, ‘Employment ‘Ups: ‘60,000,000 Jobs Mark’   . 58,130,000 Civilians And 2,640,000 In Uniform

NEW RECORD EMPLOYMENT   July Jobs Total Exceeds 60,000,000, Counting Servicemén

AUBURN HARD HIT BY STORM OF TUESDAY   Homes and Plants Are Wrecked; More Than 1,500 Trees Down

PRESIDENT TRUMAN TO GET NEW PLANE   Craft Will Have Bedroom, Librar; and Desk—Delivery Expected Late This Year.

Uphold Big 4 On Yugoslav, Italy Frontier  Rarderc OF Future   Borders Of Future Free State Of Trieste Also Win Approval A Peace Conference

Parley Upholds Boundary Pact   Defeat Efforts To Change Frontiers

PARLEY SUPPORTS BORDER SOLUTION   Soviet Bioc Voices Opposition To Frontier Plan

Refuses Changing of Boundaries In Final Votes   Ballot 11 Times On Proposals Te Alter Farlier Decisions Of . Major Powers

Revisions Of Trieste Border Voted Down   Italian-Yugoslav Boundary Decisions Are Upheld

Yugoslav Borders As Big 4 Agreed   Italian Commission Votes Down Every Effort to Change Frontiers  }      Russia Is Faithful to Commitments, Going Against e Slav Bloc

Italo-Yugoslav Line Gets Paris Okay as Russia Keeps Word   Ballot 11 Times on Plan; Russia Votes Against Slav Proposal

Frontiers Of Yugoslavia To Remain   Greeks Beaten In Plan to Cut Bulgaria’s Navy

Soviets Stand Behind Big-4 Frontier Plan   Members Beat Down Attempts to Revise lTtalian-Slav Border

UPHOLD BiG FOUR BOUNDARY   Ruasia Votes With Others Despite Slav Bloc Move

Parley Upholds Big Four Pact. On Boundaries.      Ital ian-Yugoslav. Bound  ary And Borders Of Teleste Fived

Decisions of Big Four Are Approved   Peace Conferees Act on Trieste, Frontier Issues

BIG 4 BORDER PACTS UPHELD   Russia Faithful To Commitments On Frontier Issue

Big 4 Pact Upheld At Parley   Boundary Agreements For Italy-Yugoslavia And Trieste Stand

UPHOLD BiG-4 BORDER LINES   Italo-Yugoslav and Trieste Boundaries Approved By  Treaty Commission

Italian-Yugoslavian  Border Deal Stands   Peace Conference Upholds Big Four Agreements on That Boundary and Those of Future Free State of Trieste

AGREEMENTS ON FRONTIERS ARE UPHELD   Peace Conference Remains Faithful To Big Four Accord On ItalianYuqoslav Boundary   ELEVEN BALLOTS TAKEN

‘Big 4’ Accord On Slav-Italian Borders Upheld   Russia Stands By Commitments, Votes Against Boundary Revisions.

Agreements on ltaly-Yugoslav Border Upheld   Efforts to Revise Frontiers Defeated

Paris Conference Upholds Big Four Pact On Lines For Trieste Free State

Big Four’s Agreement  Is Upheld   Every Effort To Revise Frontiers Beaten Down Vote After Vote

Italian Borders Set Up At Paris   Conference: Sticks To Big-4 Ruling  For Trieste

BIG FOUR STICKS WITH ORIGINAL COMMITMENTS   Reds Vote With Western Allies on Border Issue, Trieste

Soviet Votes Against Slavs As Peace Parley Upholds Big 4 Rulings on Trieste

Peace Group Upholds Big 4 Agreement   Russia Also Votes Against Boundary Changes Between Italy, Yugoslavia

YUGOSLAVS LOSE FIGHT TO SLASH ITALIAN BORDER RUSSIA KEEPS FAITH WITH BIG 4, VOTES  ARAIANCT OCVICINA

Trieste Status Also Determiner At Paris Parley   Russia Votes With U. S., Britain And France On Issue

Paris Parley Supports Big Four Pacts   Uphold Agreements On Italian-Yugoslav Line And Trieste Border

Big-4 Decisions On Ifalian-Slav Borders Upheld   Peace Parley Beats Down Every Effort to Revise Proposals

DIPLOMATS 10 UPHOLD BIG 4 TRIESTE PACT   Battle To Revise Bounda: ries Beaten Down In Long Vote

Slav Bloe Loses Frontier Dispute   Peace Conference Upholds Big Four on Trieste Boundaries

BIG 4 APPROVES BORDER ISSUES   Even Russic Votes Against Revision of Boundary Agreements in Europe

PEACE PARLEY UPHOLDS BIG FOUR DECISIONS   Borders of of Trieste, : Itelo- Yugoslav Line Favored

Italo-Yugo  Boundary Line Upheld   Peace Conference Beats Down Plans Favoring The Slavs

PEACE MEET ADOPTS PLAN FOR TRIESTE   Four-Power Agreement for a Free State There. and Fixing Italian-Slay Boundaries Are Approved in Paris.

Peace Parley Considers. Bulgarian Claims Against Greece. Trieste Boundary

PEACE PARLEY UPHOLDS BIG 4 DECISIONS ON TRIESTE AREA   Russia Faithful , To Commitments Not To Revise  Boundaries

Russia Stands With Big 4 On  order Dispute       Agreements Upheld Despite Yugoslav Fiaht For Chance

BIG FOUR GETS BACKING FROM PEACE GROUP   Peace. Conference Upholds Auseements on Italian-Yugo-_ slav Border Dispute      SOVIETS ARE FAITHFUL TO THEIR COMMITMENTS

Peace Conferees  Upheld Big Four   Trieste Amendments  Are Beaten Down

Italian- Yugoslav Boundary Upheld By Conference   Russia Stays With Big Four Agreement Even Against Slavs

Decisions of Big-4 Upheld by Peace Body   Itallan-Yugoslavia Border and Trieste Questions Settled

Parley Fixes Trieste Line   Peace Conference Ignore: Woanclavia’a Prateat

Peace Parley Backs Big Four Agreement On Italian Borders  Russia Is Faithful On Commitments to The Wectern Powers

Defeat Border Revision Plan   Russia Joins U.S..." . Britain in Upholding Big Four Agreement

Threatens To Tie Up Service ‘Within Days’   Installation Workers Walk Off Jobs Early Today in Pay Dispute.

Soviet Demand In Reparations Dispute Nears  Decisive Stage   Big Four Ministers Act At Top Speed On Satellites Pacts

UN COMPLETING ITALIAN TREATY   Big 4 Envoys Reach Showdown on Soviet Demands For Yugoslavia

Near End Of Treaty Drafting   New Spirit of Con ciliation Speeds Work Of Big Four Ministers. May Wind Up in Week

Big F our Foreign Ministers  Are Making Progress Today [And May Adjourn In Week

AT SHOWDOWN ON YUGOSLAVIA   Big-Four Ministers May Complete Peace-Making Within Week

TALK REPARATIONS   Big Foty Ministers to Attack Problem of Divid ing Italy's Payment

Ministers Cheered Over Chance Of Completing — Peacemaking: Tasks Soon  ARRIVE AT SHOWDOWN ON ‘RUSS DEMANDS THAT   ARRIVE AT SHOWDOWN ON ‘RUSS DEMANDS THAT YUGOSLAVIA: RECEIVE LARGER REPARATIONS THAN CREECE TO BE PAID BY ITALY, BULGARIA

Yugoslav Showdown on Greece   Peacemakers Speed , Treaty Deliberations as Accords Pile Up

‘Mope fo Enad Parley In Weck ————$s—  Big Four In Showdown On Reparation Claims

BIG-FOUR FOREIGN MINISTERS REACHED SHOWDOWN ON ITALIAN REPARATIONS FOR YUCOSLAVIA

BiG 4 TACKLE DIVISION OF REPARATIONS   Reach Showdown on Russia’s Demand That Slavs Get Greater Share of Italian Payments Than Greeks.

BIG.4 PREPARE FOR SHOWDOWN ON REPARATIONS   Treaty Drafts Mav Be Finished Within Week

Big Four To Complete Its Labors Soon   RUSSIAN DEMAND FOR YUGOSLAVIA TO BE DECIDED

War Reparations ‘Next Big Issue   Russia Wants Yugoslavia To. Get More Than Greece.

Bia 4 Nearing Showdown on Reparations   Council Moving Along At Top Speed On Nazi Satellite Treaties

Near Showdown On Red Demand   Soviet Wants Yugoslavia Given Greater Share of Reparations Than Greece

Compromises Believed Near On Major Issues, German Treaty Action Due

Ministers Reach Showdown Stag: In Russian Reparations Demand   Want Yugoslavia To Receive Larger  Share Than Greece

German Peace Study Appears To Be Near   Satellite Treaty Drafts About Over; Compromise Seen

MINISTERS REACH FINAL STAGES OF REPARATIONS SPLIT   Russia's Demand That Yugoslavia Get Bigger Share Than __ Greece Studied ~

‘Big 4’ Moves at Top Speed     [ ’    Greek, Slav Issue under Fire

EA REND NI eg cee tests inna etdaanrinine  Millions Attend Church Series And Hear of The Resurrection

A NEW LIFE FOR HUMANITY  Millions Throughout World Observe Peacefime Easter -

Throngs Worship On Easter   Gather For First Celebration of -Resurrection Since _ War: Millions “Parade’

 Easter Celebrated Around the World in Colorful, Traditional Ceremonies

MILLIONS AT WORSHIP   Symbolic Easter Services Held Thruout the World

Symbolic Easter Services Carry Special Meaning  Thousands Pray for Humanity

Farm Surpluses  Declared Threat   Little Hope Held for Avoiding Excess Crops

Food Surpluses By Next Year Are Predicted   Agriculture Dept. Offers Little Hope They Can Be Avoided

Slim hope to prevent surpluses  Report predicts prerd pg > ee   Report predicts problem in food

Tavestia Says Tranians Are. Troublemakers   British Secretary for Foreign Affairs Makes Veiled Threat

Truman Tells Press He’s Not ‘Alarmed’ by Allied Discord   President Denies Byrnes May Quit, Reaffirms Support of Secretary

NM commun Dig es ee WT omc. Pes Jane a  3v-— 3s, 2 a7 3s a mene a3  —‘N mene “oe ga

Chief Executive of Opinion Situation Can Be Worked Out Successfully; Reports Of Soviet Troop Movements in [ran Continue Although Denied by Russians

. . . . Tranian—Russian Situation  Will Be Aired Before UNQ   United States Government to Ask That Charges be Reopened—President Backs Byrnes on Foreian Policy

U. S.-Soviet Relations Regarded at Critical Point   ‘Truman’s Support Put Behind Byrnes: Not Alarmed Over World Situation

Council Will Be Given Iran Matter   President Throws Support Behind Byrnes

Chief Executive Not Alarmed By World Situation   President Refuses To Comment On Stalin, Churchill Fight

Truman Trains For Horseshoe Pitching  President Starts Early Morning Walks For Conditionina

Control on Meat Prices Criticized   No Excuse for Keeping Price Controls on Food,  Says Hickenlooper.

Talk Sobers Stalin Visitor  ’- La Guardia Leaves In Elnueueal Silence

LaGuardia Sees Stalin During  Mos cow Visit      Leaves: For Kiev In. Unac customed Silence, What They Talked About,  Kept Séeret'  .

STATE WHIPPED BY HARD RAINS   Mother and Son Struck by Lightning — Hail, Winds Accompany Storms

Lightning Strikes  Spire on Oklahoma City University and Two Persons Injured

MUD PREVAILS FOR 72ND DERBY AT LOUISVILLE   Mrs. Elizabeth Graham’s Entries Favored In Racing Classic

Rain, Mud Forecast  for Derby   Graham Horses Favored in 72nd Kentucky Classic

DETROIT FACES FOOD FAMINE   Dealers Map Plans To Defy Demands of Union

THREAT PERILS: DETROIT’S FOOD   Drivers Warn of Picketing of 6000 Independent — Markets

MEMBERS BACK AFTER RECESS — FOR HOLIDAYS   PRESIDENT DISCUSSES STRIKE EMERGENCY WITH LEAD. ERS BEFORE CONGRESS  CONVENED TODAY

Methodists To Vote Sunday. on Buile  ing  Plans   Recomendations Made At Dinner’ Given: ‘By W.F. Scarborough.

° Methodists To Vote Sunday on Building Plans   Recomendations Made At Dinner Given By W. F. Scarborough.

a et te PEs  Gas To Flow Through ‘Inch’ Lines Within 2 Weeks, Estimate

Nationalist. Communist Exchange Views On War   There Is No Indication, However, Upon What To Base Hope Civil War Will Be Averted: China Reds Continue Mobilizing: Nationalists Take Offensive

CHINESE LEADERS IN CONFERENCE   Premier Meets With Leader  Of Communists

Fire Nearing Poison Gas; Natives Flee   Yanks Evacuating People From Feucht; Nuernberg Rocked

Blasts Rip Giant Nazi Arms Plant   Evacuate German City Of Feucht as Fires _ Rage in Factory

Blast Drives Inhabitants From Towr   U.S. Army Units Direct Evacuation of City Near Nuernberg.

Big Ordnance Plant Ablaze   U.S. Army Units Evacuate German City As Flames Near Poison Gas Stores

RAGING BLAZE PERILS. STORE IF POISON Cle   Gis Evacuating Threatened Area; Blasts Felt  at Nuernberg. ~

Army Evacuates Feucht, 8 Miles From Nuernberg   Ammunition Dump Is Touched off as Fire Sweeps Through Plant

Populations Flee From Two Towns   Heavy Casualty Toll Expected  From Disaster

Nazi Ordnance Works Blasted In Giant Fire   Poison Gas Storage Dumps Threatened By Ex4 plosions

Rejection Of Loan May Cost Billions   Worldwide Economic War Predicted If Request of Britain Is Refused

Allies Should Work In Unity   Secretary Speaks To Representatives At Japanese Embassy

Allied Far Eastern  Commission Set Up  Byrnes Says Allies Must Retain Same Unity of Purpose

BYRNES MAKES PLEA FOR UNITY   Speaks As 11 Nations Mee On Far Eastern Board

Allies Must Keep War-born Unity.      Terms It Essential’ To Root Out Seeds, ‘ol Future War. eat

BYRNES ASKS STEADY POLICY FOR JAPAN   Constant Vigilance Key To Peace, Secretary Says

UNITY VITAL IN KEEPING PEACE BYRNES AVERS   Secretary Of State Tells Representatives Of 11 Nations Allies Must Maintain Unity That Won The War.

COTTON ACREAGE BOOST SET  Big Boost In Crop Output For - Texas Is Seen For Next Year

SEEK TO BLOCK NAVY ATOMIC BOMB TESTS   Lucas and Others Feel They Would Weaken Defense

Some Senators Oppose A-Bomb Pacific lests   Naval Committee Of Senate Takes Up Reduction Of ‘‘Target’’ Fleet

FIGHT TO CANCEL TEST OF A-BOMB   @ruman’s Stand Indicates July 1 Program Will Go Through

NAVY'S ATOM BUMB TEST 5 OPPOSED   Senators Say Tes! Would Weaken  America Defense

SOLONS 10 FIGHT POR CANCELLATION OF ATOM TEST   Wea‘ening Defense, Revealing Details Are Opposition Reasons

Declares Ruling Will Bring Chao:  Hickenlooper Blasts Decontrol Board

Son Is Born To English Bride Who Flew fo U. S. To Join Other Man” -

Gouin Elected New President      Socialist To Hold French Interim Post Until  May

Gouin Chosen as French President  Succeeds DeGaulle in Hiah Position

GOUIN HEADS FRENCH GOVT.      Socialist Assembly Chief Interim President To  Succeed DeGaulle

Socialist Chief Is Chesen to Succeed General De Gaulle   Felix Gouin Will Be New Provisional President  Of Republic of France

Gouin, Socialist Chief, Succeeds Gen. de Gaulle  interim President Of Assembly Wil > Serve Until May

Gouin Elected Successor to fen.de Gaull  Interim President te Serve Until Trench A-sembly Finishes — -

BOUIN ELECTED BY FRENGHMER   Succeeds de Gaulle As Interim President; Garners Huge Maiority

Gouin Chosen  To Lead France   Former Resistance Leader Replaces De Gaulle

Calling of Jury in Lewis Case To Depend on Judge’s Ruling On Norris-LaGuardia Act

COAL DISPUTE — Continued on Page Twe   Wallace Denies He’ll Run for Presidency

FOUR ARRESTED IN BOND THEFT   FBI Reports Solution of $100,000 Bank Loss

Doubt G. 0. P. to Throw Out All War Regulation.   Sudden Junking Would Disrupt Too Much - Machinery, Belief

Truman Expected to ‘Be Shorn ‘of War-Time Powers Soon ” . After Session Starts   DEMOS SAY REPUBLICANS : MAY BE MORE CAUTIONS

GOP MAJORITY PLANS 10 SEEK EARLY ACTION   Truman Expected To Oppose Demands for Changes in Cabinet Make-Up

‘War Powers To  BeHard To End   GOP Cannot Just Toss Out All Emergency Controls

End of Most Emergency Powers Due   At Least 520 Pieces Of Legislation May Go Out Window

Doubt GOP To Kill All Truman  Wartime Powers   Would Mean Scrapping Of Over 520 Pieces Of

GOP ‘Promise’ Would Erase  Wartime Law:   Over 520 Stand To Be Tossed Away If President’s Emergency Powers Are Ended

GOP Move to End Emergency Powers  Would Cancel More Than 520 Laws

END OF WARTIME POWERS STUDIED   G. 0. P. Move Would Shake Up U. $. Program

GOP MAY JUNK 120 PIECES OF WARTIME LAWS   Rumor Republicans May Retain Few Major Powers Made During War

520 LAWS WOULD END WITH DEATH OF WARTIME POWERS   Je LAWS WUULD EIN Willi VEAITI UF WARLINIE FUWENOS  DEMS SKEPTICAL OF GOP PLAN

GOP Pi; énise To Scrap War Powers : sould Junk 520 Bills   High Democratic Officials Voice Skepticism Congress To Take Full Step At Once, Despite Brown’s Forecast

War Emergency Legislation Due To Be Dropped   It’s Not Easy, Though, Leading Demos Observe

GOP May Remove War Legislation   Democrats Skeptical That New Congress Will Take Steps

GOP MOVE TO END EMERGENCY) POWERS MIGHT DISRUPT GOV'T   Point Out New Legislation Needed To Take Place Of Control

520 Pieces of Wartime Laws Under Study   Democratic Officials Doubt GOP Will Junk All at One Time

Emergency War Power, if Declared Over, Will Require Vast Amount of  Work and Changes.   ECONOMIC CONDITIONS MAY POSTPONE PLANS

GOP Promise To End Wartime Powers Would Junk 520 Laws   But Democrats Say Republicans May Decide To Go Slow; Point Out That Action Would ‘Gum Up‘ Government Pending New Legislation

a = eT  G. 0. P. Perils Many Statutes   520 Wartime Laws Seen Facine Axe

‘Some Emergency Powers Expected To Survive Drive  Damae Darks CAR

See 520 -Pieces Of Wartime Law Junked By GOF   fp ie Officints Pout . That New-Congress, Will! . Take Such Drastic Step

GOP's Ability to Scrap War Emergency Powers Doubted by Democrats

Democrats Feel G.0.P. Will Go Slow In Scrapping Of Wartime Powers

DOUBT GOP WILL SCRAP ALL WAR POWERS AT ONCE   TOP DEMOCRATS ARE SKEPTICAL DESPITE ELECTION PROMISE

Talk of Ending Wartime Power: Of Mr. Truman  Democratic Cfficials

End of Truman's War Powers Woulc Kill Many Laws  High Demo Officials Skeptical of GOP Repeol as Promised

520- Laws Face Republican Axe   War Time Powers ' Involve Many Acts

Excise Tax Slash Also Proposed   New Congress to End President's Wartime Powers

Wartime Power Of President May Be Ended   Republican Move Is Pramised to Halt Emergency

High Democrats Feel GOF Won’t Completely Junk — All Wartime Legislation 

GOP Expected To Go Slow On Junking Wartime Legislation:   Had Promised To Toss Out More Than 520 Pieces Of Such Legislation But Obstacles Intervene.

Powers  Of War Headed For End   Democrats Do Not Believe GOP To Go All Way

Republican Promise to Scrap All Wartime Powers Would Junk 520 Pieces of Federal Legislation

Republicans Want to End Wartime Law:   Not Such a Simple Matter is the Democrat Opinion

15 Months Argument On Treaties   Foreign Ministers End Ses sion at New York—Meet  in Moscow Next March

BIG FOUR QUIT IN GOOD HUMOR   SEE SEVERAL YEARS  OF PEACE MAKING AHUFEAN

BIG FOUR MINISTERS START HOME   Accomplished All They Planned at New York Meeting

Most Successful Big Four Conference Over, ° Delegates Return Home

TRUMAN VETOES TIDELANDS BILL   HOUSE PUTS OFF QUESTION OF OVERRIDING PRESIDENT UNTIL TODAY,

TIDELAND BILL VETOED; HOUSE TO ACT TODAY   President Says Matter I: One For Courts To Answer

Truman Vetoes Tidelands Bill  House To Decide On Overridina Action

Truman Vetoes Tidelands Bil!      House Will Consider Over. riding Veto of Meas“ure Today

TIDELAND BILL TURNED DOWN ‘BY PRESIDENT   Vetoes Measure Tha Would Give Clear Title to States

TRUMAN VETOES TIDELANDS BIL!   Question Is One For Courts, Message Declares

Oil Tidelands Bill Vetoed By President   House Delays Ruling On Whether to Vote To Override Action

SHADES OF CLYDE BARROW AND BONNIE PARKER GANG RIDE AGAIN AS OLD MEMBER IS ARRESTED

MEMBER OF PARKER GANG  Henry Methvin Faces Highwa: Robbery Charges

Korean Leader Hits at Russians   Attempt to Communize Country Is Alleged

British Believe Iran Has Yielded to Red Pressure For Oul Concessions

Hamilton Co. Restaurant Men Are Continuing To Operate   JEWELL MEN ATTEND MEETING OF OWNERS   Will Continue Present Price Schedules Until Official Or.ders Are Issued by OPA. Send Telegram of Protest.

Tax Report Approved By County Officials   . Keller Shank On Committee To Study Sherbow Report’

U.S. Victory Blocked Sub, Plane Attack   Navy Discovered Data in Japan After V-J Day

Japs Had Bombers in Subs ‘Goes to Talk Ready for Attack on Canal of Monarchy

Boston Woman Is  Strangled To Death   Three Children see Attacker sStrangle Mother tn Home  Near Boston

GOP Adopts 23-Points For Campaign   Planks Call for Action For Fair Employment And Fair, Liberal Bonus for Soldiers

Enemy Has Plenty of Meney and Will Go to Any Lengths to Win Says Martin.

Tornado Death Tol! Climbs to 29: Many Are Injured   Hundreds of Persons Are Left Homeless After Vicious Storms Sweep Texas; ~ Mass Funeral Services Are Conducted

Death Total Fron Texas Tornadoes Increases to 29  Property Damage Is Estimated at More Than $1,600,000

I  ‘Big Airplane Crashes, Appeals for Help, Says Several Injured

Security Council Commiitee  Seeks Evidence  Charges Against Spain’s Franco Will Be Studied

Security Council Committee  Seeks Evidence  Charges Against  Spain’s Franco Tass ee Ch, eo

BREAD LOAF WEIGHT REDUCED 10 PERCENT   Action Js Takes Withest Asy Corresponding Cut Ia OFA  - Laibings

SMALLER BREAD LOAF AUTHORIZED      OPA APPROVES 10 PCT. CUT EN SIZE WITHOUT ANY CEILING REDUCTION,

NEW HOSPITAL ADVISORY COUNCIL APPOINTED TODAY   Gov. Phil Donnelly Named Men to Survey Public Health.   SEVEN MEMBER ROARD   This Is In Line With Legisla- tion Passed Earlier This . Wear.

Be Survey for  Health Needs  Advisarv Radv   Advisory Body Is Appointed by  Gov. Donnelly

Ex-Convict Given  Ten Year Sentence  In District Court  Confesses Attack  On Eight Year Old Ciel Naar Reuneriile

Ex-Convict Given  Ten Year Sentence  In District Court Confesses Attack   On Eight Year Old Girl Near Rrimevili.

Cards Stacked Early  \Nazis Proposed Early In ’41 Japs Hit U.S.   THE INTERNATIONAL

WAR AGAINST UNITED STATES PLANNED IN 1940, COURT FINDS  NAZIS INSTIGATORS OF JAPANESE TACTICS VS. AMERICA. JUDGES SAY

Rules Germany Planned War Tn "40 Against US.   And Ai Later Date Egged Japan Into Attacking  United Statea and .. a   Von Ribbentrop Was “Over joyed”   Nazi Foreign Minister As. sired Japs Germany Would Strike Without Delay

Report Declares Ribbentrop Joyful At News of Attack  Qn Pearl Harbor

SR Summer Term Enrollment Is Up   MORE THAN 400 REGISTER AT END OF FIRST WEEK FOR SHORT SESSION

North Wall of Buckeye Lake Weak Ofticial Says in Warning of Flooe

— LICHFIELD TRIALS — ‘Concentration Camps’  In Army, GI Testifies

SOLDIER CITES CAMP BEATING   Witness Tells Court of Assault By Yank Guards at Lichfield Prison

SOLDIERS TELLOF BRUTAL BEATINGS   Concentration Camps in U.S. Army. One Testifies

\Goncentration Camp, U.S. A.  ‘\Lichfield Witnesses Break  Down, Testify To Brutality

Father Is Accused In Death of Chile  Admits Strangling His Daughter, 2

Covernmen. Overthrown ~ Ry Bolivians   Student Revolutionists Fon Institutional Government, Kill : Prasidont

Institutional Government Is Organized By Studentled Rebels   PORTION OF ARMY: JOINS REVOLUTIONISTS.

PRESIDENT OF BOLIVIA SLAIN IN REVOLUTION   Students Of University Of La Paz Organize  New Government

GAIN CONTROL AFTER BLOODY 3-DAY FIGHT   President Is Slain In Revolt Headed By Student Group

Bloody Battle Rages Througl  LaPaz Streets   Backers of Regime Sought by Revolters: Bitter Fight Occurs At Capital’s Arsenal

Rebels Seize Government  In Bolivia   Take Over Control After Bloody Battle President Killed

MEAT PRODUCTION SHOWS HUGE GAIN   Pork Registers Greatest Mar. ket Baam

WEEKLY MEAT YIELD TRIPLES   Government Reports Show Results Of Rush After Controls Removed

CANADA DOLLAR HAS NEW PARITY   Action Taken To Bolster Government Price Control

Canada Places [ts Dollar at Par With U. S. Money   Abandonment of Price Control Here Bring Anti-Inflation Move

‘Death of OPA Stirs Canadians To Pee Dollar on U.S. Parity   FFold Price Lids

Canadian Dollar Parred With U.S.   Anti-Inflationary Stép {[s Taken

No One Even Scratched 84 Escape Death in Midair Collision of Big Airliners

jig Planes Are Slightly  Occupants, Shaken By Narrow Escape, Praise Pilots

Planes Landed Safely After A Mid- Air Crash   Crew of Airliner Presented Gifr—” Survivors Party” Planned

Two Airliners Collide In Mid-Air ; 83 Persons Escape Death, Injuries   Pilots Of Two Damaged Planes, FloridaBound, Brina Craft To Safe Landina

2 MIAMI-BOUND AIRLINERS HIT NEAR ABERDEEN   84 Persons Aboard Planes Escape Without Scratch In Freak Mishap   PASSENGERS PRAISE MEMBERS OF CREWS

ALL LAND SAFELY, NO ONE INJURED 86 Persons Have Miraculous Escape When Giant Airliners Crash in Midair

04 Uninjured In Collision Of Airliners   One Ship Damaged. But Both Make Safe Landings ©

Pilots Land Ships Safely After Crash   None Even Scratched As Two Planes Come Together at Aberdeen

2 PLANES COLLIDE BUT LAND SAFELY; 84 ABOARD UNHURT   Crash Occurs at Altitude of 2,000 Feet Over Aberdeen, Md., and Both Ships Are Damaged.   PASSENGERS TELL OF BRUSH WITH DEATH   One Says Crash Was Not Bad at All — Another Asserts She Was “Nearly Tossed Through Roof.”

PLANES CRASE BUT 86 LIVE   Passengers Miss Death A: Liners Collide In Mid-Air

Airliners Collide In Mid-Air, But None Are Injured   84 Persons Escape Without A Scratch When Miami - Bound Transports Meet Over Maryland And Land Safely

PLANES COLLIDE BG RIDERS UNHURT   Airliners Land Safely After Crash in Sky Over Marviand ¢

“Axis Sally” Is Released From  Army Custody   “Light” Shines Again For Bostou Blind Mar

OPA EXTENSION Bil WRITTEN   Democrats Oppose Proposal; Committees Completine Measure

House Committee Putting Last Touches on OPA Bill   Bitter Battle over Price Controls Expected When Measure Comes Up for Debate

Floor Fights in Sight in House   Number of Democrats Oppose Lease on Life

Paul Porter Takes Over As Head of OPA, Temporarily   New Chieftain Believes in Firm Check on Prices

NEW DIRECTOR OF OPA   Paul Porter of Kertucky Is Drafted for the Fosition

Truman Call: Paul Porter to OPA Post   Half Dozen Men Being Considered as Ickes Successor

Porter Given Encouraging House Sign   Big, Genial Guy. From Kentucky Takes Over OPA As Bowles Ouits.   WINS FIRST VICTORY

Paul Porter Head of OPA   Kentuckian from FCC Post, No Stranger to Price Control Job and Problems

Favors Policy OF Holding The Line   Porter . Shares Bowles’ ‘Views on Preventing ‘Sharp Price Rises:

Truman Selects Paul Porter To Take Over OPA   Government Expects Agency To Continue Beyond Deadline Of June 30

PORTER TO HEW TO BOWLES LINE   New OPA Head Expected To Stick Closely To Policies Of Predecessor.

PAUL PORTER IS NEW OPA BOSS   FCC Chairman, Who Succeeds Bowles, Believes in Holding Down Prices

OPA Boss Gets Encouraging Sign   House Defeats Republicar Drive To Lop Off Additional Funds

A Victory For OPA   Failure of. Drive to Deny Funds Seen As Meaning Another Year Of Life For Agency

GOP Drive To Curtail Funds of Agency Loses In House Test as New Price Chief Takes Over

An OPA Victory Greets New Chief   Drive to Lop Funds Blocked As Porter Treleme Plicemen Bestcos:

Truman Call: Paul Porter to OPA Post   Half Dozen Men Being Considered as Ickes Successor   AFL Blasts Truman’s Wage-price Plan

Bowles Is Succeeded By Porter   ‘Hold-the-Liner’ From Kentucky Is OPA’‘s New Chict

Paul Porter, New OPA Boss, Given Encouraging Sign From Congress As He Takes Over   Agency Wins First House Victory Of 1946: May Be Continued After June 30

PAUL PORTER OF KENTUCKY TAKES OVER OPA   New Boss Drafted Temporarily From FCC Chairmanship

BLACK MARKET CHARGES FILED      ARMY OFFICER CHARGED WITH $37,000 BLACK MARKET PROFITS IN GERMANY

Says His: Wife Betrayed “Me  And Country’   James McBride Admits He And His Mate Engincer‘ed Nazi POW’s  + PBeeane-”

4 6.0.P. Solons to Make Public Tomorrow Sensationa! Report on U.S. Military Government in Germany

SECRET DOCUMENT 10 BE RELEASED   Four GOP Senators to Bare Data on AMG in Reich Desnite Protests

M. G. Probe May Reveal Sensation   Meader Ready To Announce Findings On Military Rule in Europ Despite Objections.

WILL MAKE SECRET PAPER PUBLIC WED.   Senate Comm. Decides to Release Meader Report

20 Men Feared Lost As Forts Collide In Air   Bombers, On Merey Flight Off Panama, Crash Into Sea

20 Crewmen Feared Dead In Air Crash   Two Army Fortresses Collide Off Coast Of Panama

20 Believed Dead When 2 B-17s Collide   Both Planes Plunge Into Sea Off Panama; Had Been Searching For Three Lost Planes

BOMBERS COLLIDE; 20 BELIEVED DEAD   U.S. ARMY FORTRESSES CRASH OFF PANAMA AND PLUNGE INTO SEA.

20 Crewmen On Bombers Thought Los’   Flying Fortresses Crash In Mid-Air Near Coiba Island

The Texas Poll Shivers Is Farin Lead Of House   High Degree of Indecision Marks Lt.-Governor Race

This Week’s Texas Poll Shows Shivers Well Ahead Of House In Lieutenant-Governor’s Race

GM President Denies Plof On C10 Unions   Says Strike-Bound Firms Did Not Adopt Coordinated Policy

Wilson Denies Industri ries. Join: Forces:   Says New. York Meeting Not Sinister Tusmen on’ Job

GM LEADER DENIES PACT AGAINST CIO   Wilson Testifies Before Labcr Relations Board

Wiison Denies GM, Big Steel and Meat Packers Resisting CIO Unions

BRITAIN WANTS HAND IN SILESIA   Diplomatic Struggle On With Russia To Get New Foothold

Britain Makes Industry Demand  Would Internationallze German Factories

Court Recesses Until 0 Clock This Afternoon   Rumors Spread That Delay Is Due To Efforts To End Coal Strike   COURT CONFERENCES DURING MORNING  (BULLETIN)

U. S. Demands Russians Free  Embassy Clerk   Moscow Refuses and Case. Becomes ‘Full’ Diplomatic: Incident

Reds Refuse To  Dismiss Charge U.S. Embassy Clerk Involved In ‘Incident’

Reds Refuse U. S. Demand to Cancel Charges on Clark   Arrest of Embassy Aide Seen as Retaliatory Measure Here

U.S. Demand That Reds Drop Charges, Release American Embassy Clerk Is Refused

SENECA MURDER CASE IS CLOSED   Confession of Youth Held In Tulsa Accepted.

1,000 PAY VISIT TO BANK AT. OPEN HOUSE.   Modernizing Move. Brings Mepsages' of Congratulation. .

BRITISH IGNORE INFERENCE MADE BY HG. WELLS   Writer Charges Royal Family Aided Fascists

BRITAIN’'S ROYAL FAMILY ASSAILED BY H.G. WELLS   Author-Historian Raises Question Of Involvement in Masley Payments

Papers, Radio Ignore Charges  \H.G. Wells Attacks British Royal Family In Article

Wells Aims Fascist Blast at British Royalty; Proposes Exile Court in U.S.

Britain Ignoring Wells’ Attack On Royal Family  Author Has Raised Question of Helping Mosley

WELLS SEEKS PROBE ‘OF ROYAL FAMILY   Royal Family Linked With Pre: War Fascist Movement

Wells’ Blast Is Ignored   No Comment on Attack by Writer on British Royal Family

Blackshirt Chieftain Denies Aid From British Royalty   BRITISH PRESS IGNORES wk OUWEELIS ATTACK

U.S. STUDIES CUT IN CHICKEN FEED   MAY FORCE POULTRY RAISERS TO REDUCE FLOCKS, SAVE GRAIN

Plan Cut in U.S. Poultry   Order May Prohibit Mixed Feeds to Help Feed People Abroad

HOUSE POSTPONES G, , LEAVE ACTION      Furlough Pay Bill To Come To Vote Tuesday

DELAY WORK ON FURLOUGH BILL   House Assures Veterans 0 Action Next Week

GI Pay Bill Is Delayed   House Puts Off Action Till Tuesday So More Solons Can Vote On It

BELIEVE CARRIER HII BOTTOM OF LAGOON   Radioactivity Still Prevents Inspection At Bikini

BOOST IN SUGAR RATIONS LIKELY   FIRST INCREASE NEXT YEAR * PROBABLY WILL COME ABOUT APRIL 1.

SUGAR INCREASE   Hike in Allpcation Based Or Use In First Quarter . Ot Year

Reds Punish Lax Lawyers Of Moscow   Dissolve Bureau For Its Failure To End Grafting

Tentative Date Set By Blandy   First Test Now Termed Success In Most Respects

Underwater Test ls Tentatively Set For July 25   Expect Second Bomb To Sink More Ships

Second A-Test To Be July 25   First Bomb Now Called  : Far Greater Success   Than Expected

SECOND ATOMIC BOMB TEST 10 BE ON JULY 25   Blandy Labels First Blast “Greater Success Than  We Expected”

Blandy ‘Asserts First Blast Was Far Greater Success Than Expected

UNDERWATER ATOM BLAST DATE IS SEI   further Test Against Naval Power Is Tentatively Fixed for July 25.

Planning For Submerged Detonation   Admiral W. H. P. Blandy Reports First Test Was “Near  Miss” Of Target.

Next Atom Test Set for July 25   Underwater Detonation to Show Damage on Hulls

2 IN CRITICAL CONDITION   ——_——_  of Persons Injured in Plane Crash Impreving

Byrnes to Repor! On Paris Parley   Secretary of State Says Patience Necded In Making of Treaties.

Byrnes Urges People ‘To Have Patience  In Drafting Peace Treaties for Axis

Byrnes To Ask Americans To Have Patience In Report On Conference

BYRNES TALKS TO NATION AT 9:00. TONIGHT   Will Ask for Patience in © Matter of Treaties

Byrnes Asks People To Have Patience   Admits Difficulties In Drafting Peace Treaties For Axis Nations

BYRNES TO URGE NATION TO HAVE FAITH IN BIG 4       Will Admit Peace  Treaty Failure In 900 P.M. Broadeast

Byrnes Will Admit Big 4 Failure in Address Tonight   Patience Necessary in Drafting Peace Treaties, He Will Declare

ON AIR TO ASK MORE PATIENCE   Secretary Of State Will Report On Big Four Parley Tonight

Vienna People Near Collapse   Head Of Austrian City Appeals To LaGuardia For Food At Once

British Communis! Paper Charges Britain, U. §. Plan Military Pact

U. 5., BRITISH PACT CLAIMED   Communists Report ‘Be. hind-The-Scenes’ Military Agreement

U.S.-British Military Pact Tipped By Communist Paper  Agreement is Worked Out Behind Back Of Parliament, Red Newspaper Claims

Sees Military Pact Between  US And Britain   Communist Tabloid Says!  Ti Has Already Been   Made. Behind Par - liament’s Back

FIDELITY MINE WORKS TODAY OTHERS CLOSED   Midnight Walkout Word ~ Would Be Mere Formality In Illinois

HIGHER TEACHER PAY STILL LEFT VACANCIES   Most of Vacancies Are In Elemen.tary Schools

VINSON NAMED TO WORLD BANK POST   WOULD RETAIN JOB AS CABINET HEAD OF U, S, TREASURY

New Atomic Group Promises Minimum Of Interruption   War Department to Carry on During Transition Period

U. S. Atomic Board Plans For Action   Minimum of Interruption And Dislocation Pledges In Taking Over Job

New Board Takes Over  Atom Contro   Commission Appointed by Truman Pledges Little -Interruption in Atomic Energy Program

Atomic Board Pledges Min: imum of Disruption in Takeover From Army

Hive Civilians Are Named On A. Commission   David K. Lilinthal Named Chairman of Civilian Atomic Commission

URGES. ANTARCTIC A-BOMB BLASTS   Capt. Rickenbacker Propos” @8° Plan to Prospect For Minerals

Local Selective Service Board Receives New 26 to 30 Instructions

Mrs. Noxon Appeals to Tobin On Behalf of Her Husband   Ely Describes Letter to Chief Executive as ‘Most Pathetic Thing I Have Ever Read’

Afghans Cede Land to Reds   Old Invasion Route To India Taken Over

Press Will Aid Safety Crusade  Will Contribute Space   Will Contribute Space To Effort

Miners’ Strike Violence Ends; Labor Is Quiet   740,000 Still Idle Across Nation

TENSION EASED IN BUTTE, SCENE OF WEEK-END RIOTS   Veteran Volutiteers and Union Members Aid in Dastarina Cirdes

Roundup Of Labor News Over The Nation.... Tension Is Eased In Butte After A Violent Weekend

Labor Front Seems Quiet   Veterans, Union Member Help Restore Order I Butte. Mont.

Nation's Labor Front Appears More Peaceful   Tension Eases in Butte Disturbance

Mt. Jewett Couple Awarded $23,547  In Trespass Action   Trespass Action Is Result of Automobile Accident Dec. 4, 1944

Jury Awards $23,547 to Jewett Couple   Big Verdict Result Of Auto Accident Near Custer City

COMPROMISE TO BE OFFERED AS MUDDLE OVER LEGIS» LATION’ CONTINUES IN CONGRESS

New Labor Bilt Being Readhiec   Compromise Labor Bill Be ing Prepared For Submission To House   ANTI-STRIKE DEBATE ENTERS SECOND DAY

Johnson Takes Up Stettinius' Work With U. N   Deputy Steps Into Big Job as Resignation Is- Accented

Stettinius Turns Over Duties On UN To Assistant  Herschel Johnson To Represent U. S. In Vital Session

No Comment By Stettinius   Leaves Unanswered Question He Will Go On as U. N. Envoy

Stettinius Turns Over Job to  Herschel Johnson  Deputy Will Attend Hearings on Spanish Charges

Stettinius Gives Job to Johnson  Deputy to Sit in on U.N. Hearings

Stettinius Out as Delegate to U.N.   Resignation Accepted Monday By President— Assistant Takes Over

Deputy Becomes United Nations Chief Delegate   ' Resignation of Stettinius Accepted

Order your Imprinted Christ mas Cards early — Sweets.      BLAME YOUR LATY BILE IF-

Witness Gives Story Of Brutal Nazi Executions   Prisoners Are Pushed  From Cliffs To Death

TRUMAN SAYS EACH WEEK IS MORE HECTIC   Tells Officials There Is Always  Crisis for Him 1o Meet “Just Around the Corner.”

HALF MILLION HAVE ENLISTED   VOLUNTARY SERVICE I$ PROVING POPULAR

Three Gunmen Kill Patron Ot New York Cate   Two Of Bandits Wounded By Police In Pursuit Following Holdup

There’s Much To-do About Nothing— Representatives Waste Time   Want to Quit Work Before They Start

Meanwhile Negotiations in Washington Report “No Progress” and Congressmen Call for Legislation to Protect the Public. .

Showdown Near  in Strike Crisis Wage Negotiations  Are Stalemated

INDUSTRIES LAY OFF MORE EMPLOY ES   Coal Strike Threatens Very Life of U.S.  Production Plants

Government Asks Utilities To Ration  Electricity —   Proposes 2 Stages, With Gradual Cut To Bare Essential Community Needs

Rationing Plan Is Proposed for Utility Firms  Crisis Is Moving   Crisis Is Moving Rapidly Toward  Momentous Showdown

Lack of Fuel Forces Many Plants Down   Government Warns Emergency Stocks Nearing End; Propose Rationing of Electricity; Negotiations Continue in Deadlock   Ry ARTHUR EDSON

4 Dead, 4 Hurt As Jew Bands Raid 2 Banks   Escape With $6,000 In Robberies At Tel Aviv, Jaffa; 12 Of Gana Ar,ested

Bank Robbery Stirs Arabs In Palestine —   Gang Shooting of Trio May Result in errorisin

HOLY LAND GANG ROBS TWO BANKS   At Least 4 Die In Palestine Shooting Scrape

TENSION STILL HIGH IN JAFFA   Armed Gang Attempts To Rob Bank; Four Killed; Arabs Aroused

4 Killed In Palestine Bank Raids   Stern Gangsters Stage Daylight Holdups In Two Cities

Four Killed as Gang Attempts to Rob Palestine Bank   At Least Three Persons Wounded and 12 Are Arrested: Official Warns That ‘Bloodshed’ Is Possible

Four Killed in Arab Bank Raid   : 2 Armed Bands Stage Daylight Holdups in Jaifa and Tel Avid

Gangs Raid Bank: In Jaffa, Tel Aviv  Four Persons Killed; Cities Under Curfew

Four Killed As Gangs Raid Palestine Banks   3 Persons Wounded, 12 Arrested in Jaffa: Stern Gang Blamed

BANKS RAIDED IN PALESTINE      Number Killed When Arm. ed Gangs Invade Banks In Jaffa and Tel Aviv

FOUR KILLED IN VAIN TRY TO ROB BANK   Jaffa Scene Of Event: Similar Gang Gets $3,600 In Tel  Aviv Robbery

Four Killed In Two Palestine  Bank Holdups   Police Attribute Raids Tc Stern: Gang Members Jaffa and Tel Aviv

Attacks x Unrest Palestine   of Bloodshed’  *d by Leader Tel Aviv,  tes Raids

See TEE er yee eee eee ee  Nazi Concentration Camp Leader Hanged

FRANCO'S CABINET TAKES AC. TION FOLLOWING CHARGES OF ATOMIC BOMB . RESEARCH

SPAIN INVITES U.N. COMMITTE INVESTIGATION   Ala Will Press Charges; Russia to Support Poland

1OO-MILE WIND RIPS. AMERICAN DEFENSE BASE   Several tnjured, Heavy Damage !s Caused to Military. _ Installations 

yphoon Worst To Strike Guam In Past 36 Years   Millions Of Dollars Damage Reported As Result Of 100-Mile Hour Blow   STORM RAGES FOR OVER TWELVE HOURS  (BULLETIN)

100-MILE GALE SWEEPS GUAM, WREAKS HAVOC   Typhoon Rages for 12 Hours. Twisting U. S$. Military Installations to Ruin.

Defeated Germans At It Again  Report Plan To Free Germany Of US., Soviet Influences

Government Has Terms to  End Dispute   Negotiators Make Little Progress Toward Accord In Ship Dispnte With Walkout Slated Friday

US.TakesOver Negotiationsin Seamen Strike   Peace Offer Rejected: CIO Says Long Battle Due

Unions Reject Compromise On  Ship Work Week   ‘Long, Bitter Strike’ In Prospect, Curran Tells Solon Committee.

Coast Seamen Call Walkout For Meetings   Work Stoppage on Pacific Ships Set For Thursday

UNIONS REJECT OFFER TO CUT ON WORK WEEK   Curran Predicts “Long Bitter’ Strike May tart Priday

Nick Wittry Is County Leader In Soil Saving   Proves New Conservation Practices Pay The Average Farmer

‘DOUGBOYS PATROL STREETS “TO PREVENT MASS DEMONSTRATION BY YUGOSLAVAS.

Farm Forum To See Hogs Before, After   Dubuque Pack Will . Demonstrate Types To Jones Farmers

LIMIT TALKS ON TREATIES   Four Power Ministers Agree  On Proposal to Speed  Action on Pacts

PEACE PARLEY PUTS NEW GAG ON DELEGATES   Half-Hour Limit Set On Speeches For All  Five Treaties

@ reten tvewr  Step Right Up and Name Your Poisons Under New Bill

Grant Freedom To ‘Little Nazis   Gen. McNarney Gives Am nesty And Freedom To Large Number Of Germans

‘LITTLE NAZIS’ GIVEN FREEDOM CHRISTMAS EVE   General McNarney Grants Amnesty To All In U. S. Occupation Zone

CHURCHILL FAVORS FEDERATION OF DEMOCRACIES AS NUCLEUS TO HIS PLAN FOR FUTURE UNITED EUROPE  ;

Soviet Policy Denounced  hy Churchill   Charges Bluntly Seeds of War Bre Being Sown

Soviet Policy Denounced  by Churchill  Charges Bluntly  a pe   Charges Bluntly Seeds of War Are Being Sown

IN FATAL DISEASE   18-Year-Old Boy Expires in East After 3-Year Malady Fight

Oil Industry Asks Removal Of OPA Control:   Trying To Do That, Agency: Tells Probers, But Will Take While

OIL MEN CARRY FIGHT ON PRICE LIDS TO CAPITAI   Tell Congress Conditions in Industry No Longer Warrant Controls Imppsed by OPA.   PRODUCTION SHORTAGE IS NOT IN SIGHT   Agency Declares It Is Trying to End Regulation, but Says Action Cannot Come at Once.

Oil Industry Ask OPA Price Lid Removal   No Material Advance In Prices to Result. Congress Is Told

Pork, Lard Are Set For Export   President Says Adminis  tration Still Favors  Meat Price Controls

Truman Reasserts Stand for Meat Price Controls   Government Orders  More Pork and Lard Set Aside for Export

MEAT CONTROL IS TOREMAIN IN FORCE   Government Orders All Slaughterers to Provide Greater Supply

Export Of More Pork, Lard Slated   Truman Says Price Controls Must Be © Kept On Livestock

PORK AND. LARD BEING EXPORTED 'BY GOVERNMENT   Slaughterers Ordered Te Set Aside Greater Amount Starting Menday   TRUMAN INSISTS ON CONTROL OF PRICES

MORE Hi, $. MEAT TO GO ABROAD   Truman Administration Still Stands For Price Control

MORE PORK, LARD TO GO OVERSEAS   MEAT KILLERS ORDERED 10  SET ASIDE GREATER QUAN. TITY FOR EXPORT.

PLANS FOR TELEPHONE STRIKE COMPLETE; NC FAITH IN CONFERENCE  _ NATIONWIDE WALKOUT ~ 1S SCHEDULED “OR DAY: AFTER TOMORROW 

Plans Readied For PhoneWalkout But Settlement Sought   Gov't In Last-minute Effort To Solve Dispute and Avert Strike Thursday. .

150,000 Members Of NFIW Slated To Quit at6 A.M   Last-Minute Meeting Held Today in Effort To Prevent Walkout

\AyUy BETERR BEEELUE VS RER ASE BLA OO ewe 8 we wy > }  Siete Comelets For Mo Walkout

Efforts of Government Intervention Not Taken Seriously as 200,000 Prepare For Strike.      GM WORKERS EXPECT TO VOTE ON ISSUES

‘Phone Workers Announce Strike Plans Complete   Little Indication That Today’s Conference Will Result In Settlement

GOVERNMENT CONCILIATOR CALLS MEET   Union Spokesman Sees Little Hope Of Waqe Agreement

Phone Strike Plans Complete   Labor Department Heads Express Confidence Of Averting Tie Up

Phone Workers Ready To Begin National Strike   Walkout Will Start Thursday Morning

PLANS READY FOR NATIONWIDE WALKOUT: LITTLE HOPE SEEN FOR SPEEDY WAGE SETTLEMENT

Little Hope Of Averting Tieup   Indications Are Federal Ei fort t6 Setile A. T. & Tee’  , Empioyes Dispute "> Will Be Futile      Db W..4 Lictnets To Be Used  Before Exchanges   Loval Operators Not Exe pected to -Cr TORS Lines,    Throughout Nation

NATION-WIDE PHONE TIE-UP I$ SCHEDULED   Effort Is Made By Government To Avert Strike

[ lections Board ae To Hear Reports   Will Receive Reports Of Alleged Irregularities In Voting

UN COUNCIL IN RECESS AFTER BEATING RUSS   Gromyko Says Soviet Will Ignore Strict Mandate

RUSSIA SAYS WOULD IGNORE UN MANDATE   Council Recesses Next Meeting  Not! Thursday

Soviet Action At UN Parley  Forces Recess   Gromyko Announces Russia Will Not Accept 8-3 Vote On Iran Issue   SMALLER NATIONS BECOME CRITICAL

California Communists Say Un-American Probe Fans Flames of a War

CITY DEFIES STRIKERS IN TULSA, OKLA.   Volunteers Gather Garbage With Police Pro tection.

SECURITY. UNIT TO FACE ISSUES OF IRAN, SPAIN   Showdown Debate Seen As , World's Heads Hold Se1 cret Session

Showdown on lran and Spain Issues Planned   U-N Council Maps Course in Secret Session

INES DRAWN OR SEGKET INO MEETING   Showdown Fi oh To Be Made On  Iran And Spain

Demobilization Statement Asked   Demands Grow for Direct Word From Ejisenhower—Soldiers Meet

- Eisenhower To Review GI Situation   Army Chief of Staff To Supply Figures On Soldiers Released

Violent Deaths Continue to Climb Steadily   Gi Qitalily  Motor Accidents Claim Major  Nuiwmkear wf Uiadtiesc

Violent Deaths Continue to Climb Steadily  Motor Accidents Claim Major

Senate Hears Cry for Curb In Coal Case   Bloc Will Demand Priority for Bill Aimed at Strikes

Some Freight cmbaraoed: Power Cul   Senator Byrd Proposes to Outlaw Plan for Mine Royalties

Anti-Strike Law Action in U. S. Senate Talked   Weapons to Prevent An Industrial Collapse  Are Uraed

Senate Bloc Demands Law To End Strike   Freight Embargo Will Go Into Effect At Midnight

CURBS TIGHTENED TQ STRETCH COAL   More Brownouts Asked by CPA in 22-State Area East of Missessippi

Kungchuling Area Soon To Be Battlefield   First Army Troops Facing Communists

Chinese Troops Near Kungchuling   More Bitter Fighting Predicted As Gov’t Men Move  Near Red Concentration

80,000 Chinese Red Troops Are Ready To Battle   Dispatches Say Govern: ment Forces Moving Into Kungchuling

BITTER CHINESE BATTLE IS NEAR   Government's Ist » Army Arrives At Kunachuling

PREPARATIONS FOR THIRD ATOM BOMB TEST UNDER WAY   Deadly Rays Still Bar Close Inspection of InnerCircle Chine -

W ork on Deep Sea Atom Bomb Test Starts as Shallow Blast Reported

START WORK ON 3RD BOMB TEST   Some Live Animals Found in Outer Circle

Navy Starts Work On Third A-Bomb Test, Shins Still Radioactive From Second Blast

Preparation ror beep Sea A- Test Underway  2 men ams   THE DEADLY X-RAYS barre

DEBATE ON FRANCO DELAYED BY COUNCIL   UL. S, And Britain Ask More ~ Time To Prepare Case

2 MARINES HURT IN COLLISION ATLEWISTOWN   Track Was Transporting Men Te Presidential Retreat Near Tharmoat   VEHICLE CRASHED INTO SECOND CAR

‘MY CONSCIENCE CLEAR’ - SHORT   General Comments on Find ings by War Blame Probers

Men of 19 to 29 F ace Draft Call   Services Will Take  Short-Time Veterans

Only One Known Dead; 18 Injured In Hofel Blaze   Search of Ruins Fails to Disclose Further Fatalities

CELINA - BOUND BUSES WAYLAID   Two Drivers Beaten and Abducted by Uniformed Men

TWO COLUMBUS BUS DRIVERS — REPORT THEY WERE BEATEN   TROUBLE FLARES AGAIN IN DISPUTE BETWEEN RIVAL UNIONS OF LINE TO CELINA

Explains Details of Sudden Death of F. D. Roosevelt   Vice Admiral McIntire Insists Health Had Been Good

Last Seconds of Life for F.D.R. Told by White House Physician in Book

White House Physician Reveals Full Medical Story Of Death Of Roosevelt

REVEALS LAST DEATH BATTLE  OF ROOSEVELT   Mclntire Refutes Story FDR Not Himself During Yalta Talks.

" The President’s Physician:  Melntire Tells Details Of Roosevelt’ s Death, Denies  ‘He Was Sick Man At Yalta

MUSKOGEE CITY WORKERS FACE LOSS OF JOBS   100 Street, Sanitary Dept, Employes Quit, Protest Action; Others Hired

Kennedy Says He Can Not Sup¢ port Chavez and Mabry in State Election   SAYS DEMO CANDIDATES ON PAYROLL Too lonc

"avy “avy's "at yan-om” A_-.e7 2 ane “os 5. _ ‘Aces an —our Syeec

Jet Carrier Plane Is Developed By U.S. Navy   Is Operated at Speed In Excess of Five Hundred Miles Per Hour

Place Blame For Collision  On Barge Pilol   Jury Suggests Warrant be Issued For His Arrest

French, Siamese Tangle; Outside Arbitration Seen  ‘Invasion’ Reported. On Mekhong River; Looting Is Charged

Will Submit Four Pacts   Hopes for Quick Action On Axis Satellite Treaties Before Moscow Meeting

BYRNES TO ASK FAST APPROVAL   Reported Ready To Test Temper Of GOP-Controlled Body On International Affair«.

Karly Test For GOP In Senate   Action On Satellite Treaties Will Indicate Attitude On Foreign Affairs

Byrnes Will Test Senate Reaction To Axis-Satellite Peace Treaties Soon After Signine On February 

SENATE TO EYE PEAGE TREATIES   Byrnes Says Pacts with Axis Partners Ready for Action ~ By Solons

TRUMAN CALLS U.S. TO WORK   Asks Nation to Get ‘In Line For Great Era

Truman Urges U.S. fo Work   - Labor for Peace of World, Stronger Nation, Says President

Germans Stole 736 Freight  Ts A. tara  A  Tt ¥ ait SUOaUS ‘opean Ar

Byrnes Demands A ‘Showdown on Peace Treaties  Warns Molotov Failure   Warns Molotov Failure Near if Action is  Not Obtained Quickly

HANNEGAN CUTS PLAN TO REVIEW MEAT PROBLEM   Party Chairman Backs Tru+ man’s Stand for Retaining Current Controls

Coast Scientist Urges U.S. Hasten Atomic Energy Production; Can Get Power Plant in Operation in 2 Years

CANADA PLANS ~ 70 OUST REDS   COMMUNISTS AND THEIR SYMPATHIZERS SOON TO HE DISMISSED FROM Goy ERNMENT SERVICE ,

COMMUNISTS TO BE DISMISSED   Probe Of Soviet Espionage Will Result In Action, Canadian  Official Says

‘SAYS VARDAMAN IS “UTTERLY LACKING BALANCED ITNGMENT?   HORD HARDEN, ST. LOUIS BANKER, TESTIFIES BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE

Unions Believe Govt. To Lift Controls From Industries  Involved In Labor Disputes

Filibuster, Pickets, and Ham Keep Senator Busiest Man in Washington

BILBO WRESTLES HAM, FILIBUSTER   MISSISSIPPI SOLON LAUNCHES ‘SPEECH’ --29 DAYS TO GO

Bilbo Is Pleaty Busy With Ham, Picket Line, Fillibuster On Hands

House Commitiee Opposes Giving Secrets Of New U.S. Weapons To Public

Emphatic ‘No’ on Demand to Bare Secrets   New Weapons Data to Be Locked Up; More Funds Hinted

Secret Weapons To Stay Secret   Army Funds for More Scientific Research  May Be Boosted

CONGRESSMEN DEMAND SECRETS BE RETAINED   Members Shout Emphatic ‘No’ When Unveiling of Weapons Is Proposed

HOUSE GROUP WANTS MAJOR NEW WEAPONS KEPT SECRET   Says To Reveal Them To Nation’s People Would Let World In On Them

Committee Says ‘No’ to Proposal to Tell More About ‘Secret Weapon’

Committee Shouts Down Suggestion To Tell More About New Secret Weapons

Lawmakers Shout Emphatic ‘No To Telling Secrets   House Committee Is Opposed To Revealing Weavons To Publie

Refuse To Show Secret Arms  Scientist Demands U. S. Unveil Weapons

Army Paper Men Seek New Posts   Staff Raises Protest When Editor Ousted

ACCUSED SLAYER OF OFFICERS CAPTURED   Iwo Members Of West Virginia Posse Take Mark McCauley  Xeaes <thaatinge “rena

Slayer Of Two West Virginia Officers Held      Strip Miner Captured by Game Warden and Rail road Fireman

Pursuers Capture Accused Slayer Of Sheriff, State Police Officer

STATE TO ELECT CONGRESSMEN BY DISTS. THIS FALL   PRESENT BOUNDARIES MUST BE CHANGED BY BALLOT, COURT SAYS

SUPREME COURT NOT 10 FORCE RE-MAPPING OF ILL. DISTRICTS   Says It’s Duty Of State;Congressmer Will Be Elected By Districts ‘

RENT CONTROL ISSUE IS STILL PENDING   General Strike In Niagara Falls Threat Is Faced

“FOUR FREEDOWS” IGNORED, PONTE TELLS STATESMEN   Warns Present Discord May  . Plunge World Into Ter —  rible Conflict

Po pe Pleads Just Peace  For World   Pontiff, In Christmas Message, Also Calls For General Disarmament

Statecraft Must Make World Safe, Pontiff Declares   Four Freedoms of Atlanite Charter Have Become a Ccunterfeit, He Says

PUPE MAKES PLEA FUR JUST PEAGE   ‘New Conflicts’ Feared by Pius in Yuletide Message,

Atom War Threatens, Says Pope   Pontiff Asks Just Peace, Disarmament in Christmas Message

Pope in Christmas Message Appeals For a Just Peace and Disarmament

Pope Appeals For Peace, Disarmament   Christmos Message To World Warns Agitation Covld Lead To Utilization of ‘Infernal’ Arms

PONTIFF USES STRONG WORDS IN RADIO TALK   sees A-Bomb Infernal Creation; Refers  To Russia

PEACE, GENERAL DISARMAMENT PLEA OF POPE   Pontiff Warns Of New : “Conflicts In Christ: mas Message

Pope Appeals for Just World Peace   Warns That Present Agitation Will Lead to New Wars

Urges Nations To Join In Program Of Disarmament   Strongly Worded Declaration Says World Must Be Guarded Against Alomic Warfare: Hits At Russia

POPE MAKES APPEAL FOR JUST PEACE   Also Asks for Disarmament .in Yuletide Message

VON RIBBENTROP URGED LYNCHING   Court Informed He Favored Killing Captured Fliers

RIBBENTROP URGED LYNCHING U.S. FLIERS   Nazi Official’s Proposal Turned Down by Germans as ‘Too Drastic’

Representative Speaks to Local Rotary Club and Radio Audience.  £F T7E GE FM TES OT ESAs A

Representative Speaks to Local Rotary Club and Radio Audience. :   OUTLINES FEDERAT. AND STATE PLANS:

La Guardia Promises Statement   Red Spies Reported In Ranks Of UNRRA

Spy Charges. To Be Aired   LaGuardia Promises Statement Tomorrow

$10,000 ESTATE IS LEFT BY RESIDENT OF MORRISVILLE   Margaret Murphy Names Her Brother and Sister As The Beneficiaries   THE STACKHOUSE WILL   Deceased Bristol Police Officer Names His Widow As The Heir

MORRISVILLE SISTER  LEFT S10,600 TO KIN   Bristol Widow Named Heir Of Husband’s $3000 Estate

LEAVE BILL FOR EM SUPPORTED TODAY   Terminal Furlough Pay May Be Given To Enlisted Men.

House Backs GI  Terminal Leave   Propose Retroactive  Pay For Enlisted Men

SEWERS PROBED FOR GIRL’S BODY   Mother Clings to Hope That Child Is Alive

DIAMOND PLANTS IN PALESTINE ROBBED OF ¢1326 000 TO GET FUNDS FOR THE UNDERGROUNC

Stage Set For Second A-Bomb Test   Order Given for First Support Vessels to Quit Burst Area

CLEARING SKIES INDICATE UNDERSEA A-BOMB WILL Bt EXPLODED WED. AT 2:35 PM

Favorable Weather Encourages Hope For  Blast On Schedule   Clearing Skies Send 140 Support Ships Scurrying Toward Safety Zone; Eight Remain For Last Minute Adjustments Of Underwater Bomb.

Target Fieet Believea Doomea— Clearing Skies Give Green Light to Underwater Atom Explosion

Bikini Atoll Sky Clearing   Lagoon Evacuation Starts in Few Honrs

STAGE SET FOR ATOMIC TEST   Preliminary Weather Reports Fav-orable — Bomb Expeeted to Go Off at 8:35 A. M. Thursday (5:35 P. M. Wednesday EDT.)

Weather Favors Bikini Bomb Test      if Weather Holds Good, Blast Will Go Off on Schedule at. 5:35 p. m. Wednesdav

Expect Second A-Bomb Test To Be On Schedule   Blast Will Be 5:35 Wednesday P. M., EDT

Dr. H. A. Maillet Dies in Hosptal  Body to Arrive From Rochester Tuesday

TEACHERS BEGIN STRIKE IN EAST   Walkout Opens Christmas Vacation for 9,000 Children In Rhode Island City

BAND AND CHEERING CROWD GREET CURLEY   Boston Mayor, Sentenced to Prisox on Fraud Charge, Welcomed Home by Thousands.

Strictly Choice Steers ‘Top $25.00 in Chicago; Hog Price Hits Peak

Three Men Arrested “In Murder Of Pair   Suspects Held In Brutal Florida Killing Found In Possession Of 32-Caliber Pistol

ClO Heads Mee! For ‘War Talks’   Seek To Make Plans For Action In Four Major Walkouts

C10 CHIEFS ASSEMBLE AT WASHINGTON   Nation’s Industrial Picture Further Darkened by Western Electric Strike.

Western Elec. Workers Walk Out; CIO Leaders Meet For “War Talks”

Strike Starts Despite Last-Minute Labor Separtment Appeal   For Fostponement Pending Settlement Effort      STEEL STRIKE Is SET FOR JAN 14

Picket Line Trouble at G. M. Plant   Electric Workers in Eastern States Demand Settle ment of Strike

MEAT. PACKING INDUSTRY. THREATENED; TOP’ CIO,UN: LEADERS CONFER IN WASHING

CIO Strategy Council Held On Strikes   Threatened Walkouts In Steel, Electrical Trades Discussed

CIO Leaders Plan Strategy For 4 Strikes   ‘War Talks’ Begin As Western Electric Workers Walkout

News Doy And Ni   Western Electric vou Begin Walking Out T Darken Labor Front   Bosses Will Map Steel Halt Pla   Electrical Workers Pay ] Attention To Appeal T Delay Stoppage

U.S. May Break Off Relations With Argentina   Diplomatic Circles — Say Next Move Up to Farrell Government

United States, Argentina Break Likely   Which Nation Will Move First Is Prime Question

U.S.-Argentina Break Awaited   Latin America Is Tense As Washingtor Accuses Nation of Aid to Axis

Tobacco Prices Show Increase On-All Grades   Attorneys Plan. Insanity Plea For Heirens

Heirens Indicied In Deanan Girl Slaying      Youth Also Faces Trial in Chicago “Lipstick” Slaying

HEIRENS SANITY TEST INDICATED   Chicago Youth Indicted For Lipstick Murder And Deenan Killing

Oklahoma Bank Bandits Hijack Texas Motorist; Police Continue Search

Thugs Thought ToBe Walters Bank Robbers   Trail Of Stolen Cars Is Left As Saarch Continue:

CLAIMED BY BOAT PRODUCER   NEW ORLEANS INDUSTRIALIST IN WASHINGTON TO TELL ABOUT WHS NEW FROD UCcTs —

Shutdown Hits Auto Industry   More Assembly Lines t« be Halted by Strike of —<—-Cogl Miners ~° ”

AUTO OUTPUT THROTTLED BY FREIGHT TIEUP   ASSEMBLY LINES HALTED; 500,000 FACE LAYOFFS

Strike Closing Nation’s Huge Car Industry  May Be Prostrate By Next Week-End, Tdline 500.000

CAR INDUSTRY   Coal Tieup Curbs Output, May Idle 500,000 By Next Weekend

Auto Industry Assembly Lines  Closing Down   Coal Strike and Rail Embargo Bring Output To Near Standstill

Shutdown Hits. Auto Industry   More Assembly Lines to be Halted by Strike of  “—~—~Coal Miners -

Coal Strike and Railroad Embargo to Bring Giant Automobile Industry to Near Standstilt by Next Week-end—Work Stoppage Will Idle Up to 500,000 — Detroit Begins Observance of “Brownout.”

WARN COURT MARTIAL DEFENSE” AGAINST CALLING ‘HIGH BRASS      LEGAL OFFICER ADMITS TELLING DEFENSE COUNCIL TO BE CAREFUL IN CALLING SENIOR OFFICERS

LEGAL OFFICER GAVE WARNING TO LAY OFF   New Charges Hurled At Court Martial In London

 Republicans Plan - Further Gains on Kelly, Democrats   Add Prestige in State by Chicago Win; Discuss Foe for Kelly

LOOK FORWARD 10 MAKING STATE A GOP STRONGHOLD   CONFIDENTLY FEEL KELLY’S REIGN IN CHICAGO IS ENDED

State Tax Returns Pass Expectations   Collections to Be 9 Million Above Prospects, But Below Last Year's

Militarists’ Efforts To Sell Idea Of Jap Expansion Told At Trial

Liquor As Top  Issue   Demo: State Chairman Expects Resubmission Question to Highlight Political Campaign

Further Relief Need Is Sighted  Task Won't End This Year, Truman Says

TRUMAN SAYS JOB OF RELIEF NOT OVER   Message On UNRRA Work Given To Congress

WORLD RELIEF FUNDS ASKED   Truman Tells Congress That Need Persists

Tells Congress Need for Overseas Relief Will Not  End This Year -

Continuation Of Relief Aid Is Indicated   Truman Reminds Con: gress Need For Aid To War-Ravaged Countries.

Reports Relief Must Continue  President Reports on UNRRA Cperations

Truman Tells Congress Relief Job Cannot Be Finished by Year’s End

Relief Job Is Far From Over   Truman Indicates Internatianal Mercy Need to Continue Into Next Year

Truman Says Foreign Relief Job Not Ended   Statement Apparently Indicates Additional Sums ta Re Farmarbed

e PAUL M MALLON— Competent Authorities Ask Byrnes to Tell More About Russia

THE! NEW;  n.- Dain Martaw Fz:   BYRNES URGED TO BE FRANK WITH NATION

B romfield Urges Farm Rebuilding      Return To Self-Supporting Basis Would Cure Nation’s Sickness, Author Says

25,000 EX-WAR PRISONERS MISSIONARIES OF DEMOCRACY   U. S. Army Looks To Returned Former Enemy Veterans To Extol American Political Ideals; Politicians With Biggest Soup Kitchens Will Prevail, One Says

Fs Experiment With Germans ES  For mer Prisoners Of War In  ' U.S. To Become Missionarie:

3-Point Program Is Announced By NAM   Anti-Inflation Plan to End National Strain Drawn

RAILROAD ADOPTING CREDIT CARD PLAN   Chesapeake And Ohio Adopts Plan Wherebr Reservations Can Be Made By Telephone

Strike-Enforced Wage Hikes Hit By C. OFC. Head  Predicts Surge Of Inflatian

Inflation  Rise Feared   mise rearea  U. S. Chamber Head Sees Surge If Strikes  UW enn Leevancase

G. of C, President Sounds Warning  Says Strike-Won Raises Mean Vicious Inflation

Army Plans Sending of GI Families  Overseas   Movement Awaits Adequate Housing, Subsistence  And Medical Care

Families Soon Can Join Gls in Overseas Posts   Dependents May Go To Various Theaters If Adequate Housing Other Care Available

Gazette Joins PNPA In Drive To Eliminate High Pa. Traffic Fatality Rate

Draft and Court Martial for Lewis and Miners Is Suaaestion of McCarthy

V. A. Office Open: In Cullman: K. E.  Gross In Charge rosg In Chara   Office\To \ Afford Vets Assistance. Under G.l. Bill

DISTRICT'S OPA MEAT CEILINGS ARE ANNOUNCED   Southern Illinois Prices Average Cent Over Central Area’s

Over $1,000,000 Worth of Army Material Is Here  Motor Equipment Beir   Mofor Equipment Being Received in City for National Guard

Over $1,000,000 Worth of Army Material Is Here  I i i i Bi ee 8.   Motor Equipment Being Received in City For National Guard

France Seeking New President   Constituent Assembly Chair man Felix Gouin Suggested As Compromise Candidate

Troops to Leave Levant June 30   Britain and France Give Assurance to  U. N. Council

France, Britain To Leave Levant   Troops To Be Withdrawn By June 30, UNO Learns

Levant Troops To Leave Soon  France And Britain To Ouit Syrian Area

U. S. Opens Gate To Uses Of Atomic Energ To Benefit Mankind Instead Of Killing Him

Government Paves Way For Beneficial Use Of Atomic Eneray By Science

Atom Put to Work to Save Lives Atom Put to Work to Save Lives Oak Ridge Products Are Now Available To Institutions

Atomic Energy Released For Mankind’s Benefit   United States Distributes Radioactivated Materials For Medical Ana Biological Research In Schools And Hospitals

Atom Energy Put to First Peacetime Use   Radioactive Material Planned for Medical, Biological Research

ATOMIC ENERGY MADE AVAILABLE FOR USE IN U. §   Radioactive Materials to Be Distributed te Schools, Hospitals and Laboratories.   ACTION WILL LEAD TO GREATER RESEARCH   Scientists Say It Is Possible Substances Will Be Used Directly to Treat Disease.

Wide Field to Be Explored  U.S. Opens Gate for Use of Atomic Energy to Aid Mankind   New Program Expected to Shed New Light on Processes of Human Life, Aid in Tapping Natural Resources

‘Atom Put to Work to Save Lives SL   7 Oak Ridge Products Are Now   Available To Institutions

Atom Energy Put to First  Practical Use In Peacetime  U. S. Distributes Radioactive Matte: For Biological,

ATOMIC ENERGY USES WIDENED   Schools, Hospitals And Laboratories To (Get Uranium By-Products

Steel Shortage May Delay Road Building   Federal Aid Projects May Be Postponed By Truman Order

HOUSE VOTES FEDERAL CURB ON PETRILLO   Attempts to Weaken Bill Defeated On Ballots

Gov. Donnelly at Palmyra Tonight   Will Deliver His First Speech of: Campaign In Interest _ ° of Sen. Briggs. :

FILM-STRIKE— _—WARY-OPENEL      GRENADES HURLED ON PORCHES OF NON-STRIKERS + IN HOLLYWOOD DISPUTE

SEEDS TO BE PLANTED IN AREA Cotton Growing On Trees Seen As Possiblity On South Plains

BIG FOUR FINAL N. Y. SESSION   Believe German Peace Treaty Will Be Signed in 1948

FINALN. Y. SESSION   Believe German Peace Treaty Will Be Signed in 1948

American Experts Pessimistic Over Treaty Prospects   Completion Not Expected Until Soring of 1948

German Peace Faces Delays   American Experts Are Gloomy As Big 4  Session Fades

Conierences of Big Four Slated To Recess Today   Signing of Satellite Treaties Scheduled For Paris on Feb. 10

Saturday Is Deadline  For Truce   Wait On Lewis’ Explanation Of  I'ninn Pacitian

Call Leader To Explain Wage Demand   Federal Leaders Still Hope lo Reach Tentative Agreement. Details Unknown.

PROPOSALS OF LEWIS STUDIED BY GOVERNMENT   Proposals Presented By Unior Include Wage Demand For First Time

U.S, OFFICIALS WEIGH PEMANDS OF MW CHIEF   Still Hope ta Make Tentative Agreement to Prevent Walkout Saturday   DETAILS NOT DISCLOSED   Lewis’ Wage Objective Is Among His Proposals Being Considered

U.S. STUDYING PROPOSALS BY JOHN L. LEWIS   Washington Hopes to Reach Tentative Agreement to Avert New Walkout.

STILL HOPING FOR AGREEMENT   Krug Plans to Recall Lewis” for Furilier Discussions Late Today After Government Officials Have Reviewed Union’s Position.

KRUG STUDIES NEW PROPOSAL OF MINE CHIEF   Government Working To Avoid New Strike When Truce Expires Saturday

LEWIS MAKES NEW PROPOSAL   HAVE UNTIL SATURDAY TO AVERT NEW STRIKE

Urges State  Eviction Ban Racine Sheriff Tell: His Painful Duties

ELECTION OF FRENCH PRES. 1S DELAYED   However, Felix Gouin Is Assured  "OF Position

Gouin ‘Sure’ Of Paris Post   Bargaining Delays Scheduled Election

Bargaining Among 3 Parties Delays Election of Gouin   Assembly Adjourns as Dickering Continues on Undisclosed Issues

France Torn By Political  Dissension   Guoin Election Delayed By Series Of Party Squabbles

Bargaining Delays Election in France   Three Major Parties Agree on Gouin as President

FRENCH LEADER STILL UNNAMED   Selection Of Gouin Delayec While Parties Continue Sharp Bargaining

Election Of Felix Gouin To Succeed De Gaulle Delayed After Assembly Meeting

Airliner Breaks In Two, 26 Suffer Shock, None Hurt   Collapses After Landing In Eire

BIG SHIP BREAKS   Constellation’s Landing Gear Collapses at Airport.

PAN-AMERIGAN LANDING GEAR COLLAPSES CAUSING SHOCK TO TWENTY-TWO PLANE PASSENGERS   Stalin Sees No New Real War Endangering Peace of World—Pittsburgh Is Hit by Third Power. Strike in Seven Months——Secretary . Snyder Warns Bankers in Chicago Session

Formal Protest Is Made   By United States Government: Accuss Yugoslavia of Disregarding Rules

FORMAL PROTEST IS MADE 10. YUGOSLAVIA ON TRIESTE ACTIONS  DISREGARD OF ALLIED MILITARY REGULATIONS CHARCED IN MESSAGE

U. ds DEFS RITSSS Cbotiive Accuses Yugoslavia  Of Mischief-Makina

Attack Use of Propaganda in . Newest Protest   Clayton Savs Six Vugeslav Sol. diers Found With Grenades In Trieste Zone

U.S. NOTE OF PROTEST SENT TO YUGOSLAVIA   Says ‘Mischievous Propaganda’ Spread On Trieste Events

‘Says Trieste ‘Regulations Disregarded   Asserts Grenades Found On Tito’s Soldiers Arrested Sept. 9.

U. S, Hits Yugoslavia In Protest   Slavs Accused In Note Of “Disregard” Of Allied Rulings At Trieste Incidents

U.S. ASSERTS SLAVS IGNORE TRIESTE RULE   Government Accuses Tito  Regime of Disregarding Military Regulations and of Spreading Bad Propaganda.  

NEW U, S. NOTE TO YUGOSLAVIA   Violations of Military Regulations Charged

Yugoslavia Accused of “Disregard”   Formal Protest Says Yugoslavs Do not Obey Regulations and Spread Propaganda

Disregard Of Allied Military Rules Is Cited   i. S. Also Hits Spreading Of Mischievous Proparanda in Aréa

'U. S. Protest To Yugoslavs   Charges Disregard of Tri este Regulations, Spreading ‘Mischievous Propaganda’

U.S. Charges Slavs With Disregarding Allied Regulations   Farmal Protest by State Department Applies to Triecta

U.S. Protests Acts By Yugoslavia in Regard to Trieste   Mischievous Propaganda Also Hit in Note; Resents Statement About Sia Soldiers

Italian Reds Stone Yanks In Trieste  Pro Yugoslavs  Stage Ambush

Mischievous Propaganda Is Spread   Note Admits Six Grenade-Carrying Soldiers Seized

Note Also Acenses Government of “Disregard”  For Allied Regulations In Trieste

SLAVS ACCUSED GF DISREGARD IN REGULATION   J. S$. Protests That Yugoslavia Creating Trouble in Trieste Sector   SPREADING PROPAGANDA ALSO CHARGED IN NOTE

 =U. 8. NOTE OF PROTEST— Disregard of Orders — Charged to Yugoslavs

‘Antagonism’ Laid to Slavs  _ Cc pase   U. S. Says Soldiers Violate Regulations

New Protest Is Sent to Yugoslavia   Disregard of Regulations ia Trieste Charged by U.S.; American Group Ambushed by Civilians

New Note Sent To Yugoslavia  Tito Men Disregarded Allied Military Rule

U. S. Accuses Yugoslavia Of Ignoring Rules   Declare Yugoslavs Spread ‘Mischievous Propaganda’ ; Disregard Rezulations.

‘Mischievous Propaganda’ Is Charged   U.S. Lodees Formal   U.S. Lodges Formal - Protest With Yuroslav Govt.

ACCUSE SLAVS OF VIOLATIONS   Claim Yugoslavia is Spreading Propaganda

Azerbaijians invited to negotiations  On returning to central control

Greece Asks Peace Grant  In Bulgaria   Seeks One-tenth Of Country in Biz Four Partition

Special Assembly Session Called  Deal With Problem Of Teachers’ Pay

U.S. T0 ACCEPT BID T0 PARLEY ON PALESTINE   Byrnes Reports Jewish Leaders Willing To Talk Partition

BYRNES OFFERS TO HELP SETTLE HOLY LAND ROW   Secretary’s Letter to British Foreign Secretary Pledges U. S. to Sit In on Conference.   SAYS JEWS FAVOR PARTITION PROPOSAL   Voices Belief Solution of Problem Will Be Facilitated by Full and Free Discussion.

Partition Best Plan in Dispute Over Holy Land   Byrnes Says UL. S. Willing to Participate in Conference

U.d. WOUIO AIG in Ending Holy Land Dispute  Byrnes Reveals Willingness Of ‘Jewish Leaders’ To Back Partition  FOREIGN FUNISTERS  DISCUSSED QUESTION  U. S. Secretary And Bevir   U. S. Secretary And Bevin Exchange Letters; Conference Scheduled

Solution. Sought To Holy Land Strife   US. To Join Parley On Jewish Dispute

Truman Names Four to Handle Monetary System   W. L. Clayton Among Officials Named for Bretton Woods Group

Bachelor Slays Housekeeper With Broken Milk Bottle, Slashes Self

Soviets May Invoke Veto.... Russia Displeased With UN Findings On Franco

Russia Displeased  With U. N. Report   Strongly Opposed to Conclusion That Spain Is Not Peace Threat

Russ Opposed To U.N. Conclusions   Hint Soviet Will Invoke Veto Power

Russia Seen  Dissatisfied . With Spanish Rule Reports   Possibility Is Seen That Soviet May Use .Veto Power In U.N.

Red Union Reportec Strongly Opposing Council Decisions   Soviets Not Agreeing With Sub-Committee Conclusions on Spain

Russia Opposed To Conclusions Reached By UN   Reds May Invoke Veto Against Sub-Committee Recommendations

Reds Oppose UN Report On  Franco Spain   May Invoke Veto Power In Council

RIVOLI—"My Darling Clementine,” Linda Darnell, Henry Fonda. Adv.

Wheeler ls Defeated In Primary   Veteran Senator Concedes Defeat, Although Vote Is Quite Close

Sen. Wheeler is Defeated  Veteran Admits Lead By Erickson Can’t Be Overtaken

Montana Solon Gets Setback   Jurist Holds Lead; Georgia Casts Votes on White Supremacy

IRATFIC DEATHS HIGHER IN 1945   Increase of 36 Percent Shown In Safety Report.

Death Toll Is 28,500   Sounds Like Battlefield but It’s Traffic Fatalities On U.S. Highways during 1945

Traffic Deaths Zoom After War   36 Percent Increase  Noted Since V-] Day

Congress to Batlle Five Mai or Issues   Many Members Will Be in Quandary With Election Coming Up

Tending Toward Myopia SOLONS RETURNING WITH ONE EYE ON ELECTION, OTHER ON LEGISLATION

Ready To Drop Dispute If Restitution Made   Tito Has Made Only Verbal  Promisee

Promise of : Tito Must be In Writing   Redress for Lives Of Dead Americans Must Yet be Made

Hoover, FBI Chief, Rapped By Russ Paper   Pravda Writer Calls Redin Arrest a ‘Criminal Conspiracy’

PRAVDA SAYS SOVIET OFFICER MISTREATED   Russian Newspaper Article Attacks FBI

Russians Attack J. Edgar Hoover  Charge Redin Arrest Criminal Conspiracy

 Mackensie’s Column World Events Are Gloomy, But ‘Not In Stage Of Hopelessness

LITTLE EVIDENCE OF CHRISTMAS © SPIRIT, SEEN IN WORLD AFFAIRS ACCORDING TO ANALYST’S VIEWS.

Co. D To Leave For Camp Next Sunday Morning  Roster Includes  Veterans Of Both  World Wars

Co.D To Leave For Camp Next  Sunday Morning  Fs. ~~   Roster Includes - Veterans.Of. Both - World Wars

U. S. Denies Japs Wealth  Is Removed   Seized Gold, Silver. Platinum And Jewelry Still Under Military Guard

Deny America Moving Booty Out Of Japan   MacArthur’s Staff Answers Russian Charges With Emphatic ‘No.’   CUARD NIP WEALTH

U.S. Denies Army Grabs Jap Loot   MacArthur's Chief Replies to Red Charge

‘VALUABLES  LOCKED IN BANK VAULT   Jewelry, Silver And Gold Under Military Guard

MacArthur Denies Red Charges   Jap Wealth Held Under Guard of Supreme Powers

Jap Metals Remain in Nip Vaults   MacArthur Denies Reds’ Report of Moving War Booty

REPORTS OF ‘LOOTING’   Jap Treasures Being Guarded, Says Official

RUSSIAN CHARGES DENIED BY U.S   M ARTHUR AIDE SAYS AMERICA IS NOT MOVING METALS OUT OF JAPAN.

U.). Looting y Japan Is  te mn eS  raise, Charge   Precious Motel, Goms  In Tokyo Vaults, MacArthur Reveals

Break Attempt Leads To Hot Gun Battles   Guard Killed, 14 Officers Injured; Support On Way

One Guard Dead, Fourteen Hurt In Bloody Alcatraz Prison Outbreak   _Officers Battling Six Desperate Convicts Within “Cell Block And Succeed In Rescuing Ten Hostages

Six Desperate Felons Turn Alcatraz Into an Inferno in Battle to Attempt Mass Break

Rush Bazookas To Quell Bloody Prison Mutiny   One Guard Killed; 14 Hurt; Hostages Are Rescued Today

DESPERADOES KILL OFFICER, WOUND OTHERS   Rescue 10 Hostages During Hot Gun Battle in Federal Prison }

JAP-LEADER—-—     WAS BARRED   MACARTHUR TELLS LEADING CONTENDER FOR PREMIERSHIP THAT HE 18 IN-  ELIGIBLE

World Match Cartel Ordered Dissolved In Court Decision   Industrial Monoply Charged To Kreuger fe Broken Up

SLAVIC NATIONS OF EUROPE IN . BLOC CONTROLLED BY RUSSIA— WORRYING WESTERN ALLIANCES

Mfackensie’s Column  Lussia’s Ambitions Are Reflected \eported Forming Of Slavic Bloc

Slavic Bloe May Be Rule Soviet Aim   Organizediand Orient: ed li Toward Moscow ln Period of Ye Speed Causes Wes ern Democracies lo Show Concern. -

Worries of Nervous As to A-Bomb Are Lifted by Admiral   Navy Officer Itemizes And Seeks to Allay Fears of Fan-Questioners

Dairy Producers Ask Right  Tolncrease Butter Prices  Creameries Can't Afford to Make Butter At Present Ceilings, Congressmen Told

Orders To Kill Yank Prisoners Of War Quoted   Evidence Against 74 Nazi War Criminals Put Into Record

U.S. SOUNDS ON COAL TALKS      Attempts To Reopen Wage Question Rumored As Necontrol Is Eyed

May Call Mine Owners Into Wage Negotiations   Sound Out Coal Operators To Enter Current . Nepotiations

ST. PAUL YARDS EMBARGO SWINE   Glutted Market Condition Brings Drastic Action

President Visits Grandview Home   Truman Enjoys Day At Family’s Reunion

Pres. Truman Plays Piano For Mother   Nation's Chief Drives Back To Summer White House After Visit

Fleet Maneuvers Are Scheduled   Adm. M. A, Mitscher  to Direct Games

HOUSE PASSES ATOMIC ENERGY CONTROL BILL   Measure [s Sent Into Joint Conference to Settle Differences

TO CHECK LOYALTY OF ATOMIC WORKER   House Votes Amendment! for Personal Investigation by FBI

Atomic Bill May Go Over To Next Year   Motion Before House to Send Measure Back to Committee

NOW GOES TO CONFERENCE 10 BE ADJUSTED   Major Revisions in Senate Measure Voted Prior to Passage

Heavily-Amended Atomic Control Bill Passed by  House: Now in Conference

HOUSE GETS SET  FOR FINAL VOTE  ON ATOMIC BILL LEADERS DEMAND  0. K., OPPONENTS SEEK TO-KILL IT

Atomic Control Amended Bill Passed by House   Military Forces Given Roles in House changes

House Passes Atomic control Bill  Oe ntact ai r oe Ae £t   Conference Group Now to Consider Amended Measure

House Passes Atom Bill   Amendment Provides Death Penalty For Security Violations

ATOM BILL SENT 10 JOINT CONFERENCE   House Refuses To Pigeon: hole Measure

TO CHECK LOYALTY OF ATOMIC WORKER   House Votes Amendment for Personal Investi gation by FBI   BILL FACES HURDLES

Measure Goes To Conference  OF 2 Chambers   Army Representation On Board Voted; Provide Death Penalty For Violations   Re WILLIAM F. ARBOGAST

House Passes Much-Amended Atomic Energy Control Plan   Bill Allows Army to Make A-Bombs Under Cer tain Conditions

louse Passes \tomic ‘ontrol Bill   Conference Group Now to Consider Amended Measure

Loyalty Check Is Included in Bill For Atom Control  House Plan Places   House Plan Places Military Delegate In Proposed Setup

RUSSIAN VETO STAND SCORED BY CONNALLY   Bi-Partisan Support Of U.S. Policy Termed Need

Wallace $ Says eo Must Help Industrialize South   Secretary Of Commerce Points To Need In South And Plains States For Industry To Take Up Surplus In Farm Labor: Favors Federal Aid To Industry

WALLACE CALLS FOR INDUSTRIES TO SPREAD ‘OUT TO WEST AND SOUTH TO BAN DEPRECCION

Sees Danger In Moving Troops   Churchill Again Warns Commons Against Abandoning Egypt

WINNIE IN FEAR OF EGYPT PLAN   Churchill Says Present Policy Threatens British Empire’s Lifeline

Leaving Egypt Bad Diplomacy, Churchill Warns   Withdrawal ““May Prejudice Hope Of American Aid”

Churchill ‘Wants To Stay  ‘In Egypt   Declares British Interests Will Suffer

Policy Slap By. Churchill   Declares Withdrawal ° From Egypt May Cost Aid from America

Investigation of Food and Water on Bride Ship Opened   Three Babies Die, 16 Others Sick During Trip To America

Commons Backs British Offer To Quit Egypt   Labor Government Re ceives 327 fo 158 Vote of Confidence

LABOR GETS  BACKING OF HOUSE OF COM.   Vote of Confidence Is Given to British Party Now in Power

PRIME MINISTER GIVEN 327-T0-158 CONFIDENCE VOTE   Churchill Deplores Plan in Stormy Debate—Declares Policy Will Destroy Empire,   EDEN SAYS If PUTS LIFELINE IN DANGER   Morrison Declares It Must Be Carried Out to Avert Rioting and Possible  Revolution.

BRITAIN TAKES ARMED FORCE OUT OF EGYPT   CONSERVATIVES AND LABORITES SPLIT ON NEW POLICY

Confidence Vote ls Received by  Party in Power Attlee, Churchill In Sharp Debate Over Proposal

Move To Pull Troops from Egypt Backed  By Commons   Conservative Party Splits Vehemently ‘With Government On Surprise Issue

Churchill Sees Policy as End of Empire   Morrison Declares Alternative May Be Revolution

Say Farm Land Prices Too High  ' Appraisal Experts I Worni  ssue Worning

Dunkirk War Vet Charged With Murder   Former School Teacher And Mother of Three Dies Following Assault

Drastic Move Falls in Wake Of Spy Story   Dominion Police Hold New Suspect In Tracing ‘Leak’

Moran Pierce Is Sentenced Af Levelland   Speed Record In Criminal Trial . Is Believed Set

Moran Pierce ls Sentenced At Levelland  Speed Record In Criminal Trial Re Baltawcad Cab

18,000 More Coal Miners Get Strike Orders; Progress Reported In Railroad ‘Peace Talks’

Balanced Budget by Year's End Seen by Truman  Denies There Is Any Difference of  Opinion With Snvde

Balanced Budget by Year's End Seen by Truman  - Denies There Is Any  Difference of Preakect me CKT23l. Cacesd ac

UNIONISM GIVEN BOOM IN JAPAN   Workers Seek To Better Economic Conditions After War Slump

Plan to Feed Germans Is Projected   Occupying Powers Would Join  on National Basis

Ask big four to take over food problem  German situation -_ é o 9 is Verv serious

TELFORD MAN WILLS $27,000 TO CHILDREN   Henry M. Nyce Wills That Estate Will Be Equally Divided  ee tae  ore gr re “anarveen ay go @e*e0a =

TELFORD MAN LEAVES 77,000 10 CHILDREN   Four to Share in Bensalem Father’s $15,000 Estate   ‘CREATES TRUST FUNDS

Administration To Fight Wage, Housing Bloc:   , Economic Leaders Blame Lohobyiste For Losses

FOR BATTLE ON PROGRAN   Hits Congress Fo Ite Actions On . Housing

Leaders Battle For Wage-Price.  Housing Plans   Bowles Says Setback: In Congress ‘Good News for Gougers,  Black Marketeers’

TOP OFFICIALS SEEK TQ SAVE HOUSING PLAN   Setback to Program Of Administration Hit in Statements

ATT an Showdown Due ‘In Washington  Administration Batt les Desperately For Its

‘Maritime Strike May Wreck Last \Vistages of Price, Wage Control

W orried Lest — Stabilization Policy Falls   “Toughest Kind -ot Strike We Have Had,” High Federal Official  Declares   Walkout Directed At WSB Decision   No Ready Formula At Hand For Resolving -Crisis;_ Labor Depi. Officialis “Sit Tight”

Strike Paralyzes Coast Shipping; Ports Bottled Ur   Sailors’ Unions Demand Wage Boosts Denied By WSB

Teacher Pay Strike Threat Pervades U.S.   Many Cities Added To List—$2400  Minimum Features

Teachers Threaten Strikes For Raise   Walkouts Loom In Some Cities If Demands For Higher Wages Are Not Granted At Once

Teachers Balk At Niggardly Pay; Strikes Spread   Instructors Press Demands  For Fatter Checks; Tieup Is Threatened In Chicago Educational Svstem.

BOOSTS ASKED BY TEACHERS   Walkouts Threatened ‘In U. 8. Schools

Higher Wages Are Demanded Over Country   Some Already On Strike; Aid OF States Sought.

SEVERAL CITIES ARE THREATENED WITH WALKOUTS BY TEACHERS   Pedagogues Still Holding Out for Wage Increase in St. Paul

Car Telephones Hailed As New Radio Triumph   Man At Wheel May Talk To Any Point On Phone Exchange

Ready to Introduce Radio-Telephones in Automobiles in Detroit in August

SENATE ACTION ON EXTENSION __NOW_AWAITED      VIRTUALLY ALL PRICE CONTROL REGULATIONS ARE KNOCKED OUT OF BILL  PASSED—TODA¥E =

Administration Warns Of Disaster In ‘Economic Joyride,’ Seek Changes In Senate

HOUSE APPROVES OPA  EXTENSION AGAINST TRUMAN OPPOSITION      Al Contested Amendments ~ fire Retained tn Bil)

OPA Extension For Nine Months  Bill Provision   Administration Spokesman Sees Inflationary Ride To Disaster If Bil! Be comes Law   MEASURE NOW GOES TO SENATE

SNYDER NOT T0 BE CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS      Announces Decision To Retire When Present Session Is Ended

SENATE HEADS TO SCRAP HOUSING POWER      Dem Party To Be In Line With GOP’s

NEW SENATE TC SCRAP POWERS OVER HOUSING   Democrats Don’t Expect Party to Resist Republican Moves

British Bakers Not To Revolt   Commons Votes To Approve Bread Rationing Plan

TELEPHUNE, NAIL DISPUTES TO MAKE MANY TEXANS IDLE  ADDITIONAL 22,000 WIL BE AFFECTED BY TWO THREATENED STRIKES

—MARITIME— Strikers Of CIO Rebuke AFL Union   Strikebreaking Charge Is Hurled

Non-Union Crew Forced Off Boat  Seven Men Injured In Strike Flareups

eo ROUT NON-UNION CREW   Welland -Canal Remains "Blocked by Freighter

Mine Operators: Study Proposals   Agreement Sought: Embodying Changes in Government Plan

To Resume Parley On Friday   ‘Lewis Leaves ft Up To Operators To Make Proposal To Union

Mine Owners Sit to Frame Pact Formula   Counter Proposal To Moreell’s Plan Believed in Offing

MOTHER OF SEN, EISENHOWER IS DEAD IN KANSAS   Had Gone For Ride Last Night; Another Son, Earl + Lives Here x

Ikes Mother Dies At Age Of 84 Years   HEROIC GENERAL'S MOTHER TAKEN BY DEATH IN ABILENE, KAN.

MOTHER OF GEN, D. D, EISENHOWER ‘DIED EARLY TODAY   Passed Away at Her Home Is Abilene, Kas.; Died Un- . expectedly. :   IPASSED AWAY 3215. Av M.      Death Was _Altribated ‘to’ 3 Heart Seizure;:Took. Two Auto Rides Tuesday.

Eisenhower's Mother Dies In Abilene      Death Attributed To Heart Attack

IKE’S MOTHER DIES UNEXPECTEDLY AT HOME IN ABILENE   Funeral Services Will Be Held Friday Afternoon: General To Be Present

Fisenhower’s Mother Dead, Rites Friday   Prominent Abilene Womar Taken by Heart Attack; Army Chief of Staff Will Fly to His Old Home for Funeral Services.

MRS. EISENHOWER - EXPIRES IN KANSAS   ‘General's Mother Succumb: 4n Heart Atfack

General Eisenhower's Mother Dies Suddenly   Had Been Named Kansas Mother of 1945-.-Famous Son Leaves Washington Te Attend Funeral

Gen. Ike’s Mother Is Dead   Death Due to Heart Seizure Was Wholly Unexpected; Private Funeral Rites Friday

MOTHER OF GEN. EISENHOWER DIES   Death Occurs Early To day at Family Home i in Abilene 

Mother of Army's Leader Succumbs   Mrs. Ida Eisenhower, 84, Dies of Heart Attack

Gen. Eisenhower's Mother Dies Today   Heart Seizure Fatal; Services Set for Friday

Mother of Eisenhower  Dies Today   General's Mother Dies Suddenly At Kansas Home

General Ike’s Mother Dies  Unexpected]   Suceumbed At 3:15 4. M Today From. Heart Attaal At Her,Abile

Fisenhower's Mother Passes InKansas Home   Mrs. Eisenhower Had Not Been ill and Had Taken Two Automobile Rides on Tuesday

Eisenhower's Mother Dies In 85th Year   General Will Fly to Funeral From Washington

Eisenhower's Mother Dies   General Will Fly To Abiline To Attend Funeral Services

Mother of Ike Dies Suddenly   Death Laid to Heart Attack—Has Not Been ill Previously

Gen. Eisenhower  Mother, 84, Dies   Death, Which Came Suddenly Early Today, Attributed To Heart Attack

MOTHER OF ‘IKE’ DIES SUDDENLY   Heart Attack !s Believed Cause of Death

Mother Of Gen. Eisenhower Dies At Kansas Home  Staff Chief To Arrive Tomorrow At Ahilona

Gen. Dwight Eisenhower's Mother Dies Unexpectedly of Heart Attack

STEEL STRIKE WILL CAUSE THOUSANDS 10 BECOME UNEMPLOYED   LAYOFFS FORCED ON MANY INDUSTRIES; MATERIAL SHORTAGE ACUTE

MANY PLANTS WILL RUN OUT OF STEEL SOON   May Layoff Million Workers in Auto Industry Due to Shortage

Renew Efforts To End Nation's Steel Deadlock   Early Settlement Is Forecast; Meanwhile More Layoffs Loom

Thousands To Be Laid Off  By Industries Lacking Steel   Frnd Of Steel Strike Seen

THOUSANDS HIT BY STEEL ROW   Quarter Million Workmer Face Layoffs As Sup plies Dwindle

Steel-Using  Plants Face Idle Period And Layoffs   Auto, Parts Plants Must Start Closing

STEEL STRIKE WILL CAUSE THOUSANDS T0 BECOME UNEMPLOYED  JAVALCC CODCCH Ob   LAYOFFS FORCED ON MANY INDUSTRIES; MATERIAL SHORTAGE ACUTE

Benton Is Tenses Fight May Result from Ballot Count   Situation Is Simila to That in Nearby,  , McMinn County,  in August

Tension High In Tennessee Town   Possibility of Fight Over Ballot Counting Lurks In Background

Memorial Rites Held in Plane Above Crash Scene for 27 Persons Who Died

AIR SERVICE FOR VICTIMS   CLERGYMEN IN PLANE CON. DUCT SERVICE FOR, THOSE  _ KILLED IN AL ASTER —

AERIAL FUNERAL RITES PLANNED   Unique Ceremony To Honor Plane Crash Victims

Nehru Pledges Rule of India  For Indians   Interim President Indicates He May Institute 10-Year Plan to Improve Lo!

Nehru Offers 10-Year Plan To Help India   Hindi-Moslem Riot Toll Rises to 66 Dead, 300 Injured

Nehru Swom Into Office Amid Rioting   Death Toll Rises To 66 as New Head Takes Over

10-YEAR PLAN FOR INDIANS IS CONTEMPLATED   Standard Of Clothing, Feeding, Housing And Education To Be Raised   NEW CONSTITUTION WILL BE DRAFTED

Hindu-Moslem hioting -Resumed as New Govt. ‘Takes Reins in India

Nehru Indicates Five Or Ten-Year Plan ‘As Policy in India   Toil in Hindu-Moslem Rioting Continues to Rise in Bombay as New Government Takes Oaths of Office

Plan Proposed To Ald Indians   Nehru Takes Reins of in. dia’s Interim Goyernment:

india for the Indians, Plan Of New Order   Moslem Ilindu’ Riot Tol Soars to 60 Dead, 7.220 -Injursd ~ At Bombay

N ehru Promises Government _ ‘For the Indians’  _ Takes Oath for Interim Rule As Bombay Riot Toll Rises

Bombay Riots Take 66 Lives; 300 Injured   Congress Party President Nehru Takes Reins

ELECTRIC UNION WORKERS FIGHT REDS IN RANKS   All-Out Drive To Purge Unior Of Communists Is Under Way

Nation’s Chief Th Final Move To Halt Strike   ‘Representilives of Manages  mentand Heads Brother.  hoods Figure lu Conferences   Will Seize Systems If Setilernent Fails   Difference of 16 Cents Per Day Lncrease bi Wages Blocks Making OF New Cantract

WARNING SIGK   U. S. Agents Expect Arrest: To Have ‘Salutory Effect’

OPAClaims Huge Moforcar Black Market Smashed   $75,000,000 Deals In 14 States Including Michigan Exposed

BLACK MARKET IN CARS RAIDEL   Vigorous Prosecution of 6  Men Promised

% Million Autp 7 “Black Market Ring   6. C. Raid Nips. Black -Market - Covering 14 States, Including N. C.

Six Arrested In Car Ring  75 Million Black Market Reported to Cover 14 States

Raid Indicative Of Future Plans   Officials Hope Yesterday’s Raid Will Discourage Black Market

AGENTS RAID BLACK MARKET IN AUTOMOBILES   S. C. Market Called Hub For 14 States

—SIX NABBED BY AGENTS—  Auto Black Market Of $75,000,000 Is Raided

OPA Agents Arrest Six   Agents Buy Cars At Prices Double OPA Ceilings, Claim

Nip Vast Black Market in Cars   $75,000,000 Syndicate Serving 14 States Raided by OPA

HOLD 5 IN AUTO BLACK MARKET   Arrests Made In $75,000,000 Operation Discovered In Leesville, S. C.; Covered 14 States.

$75,000,000 Auto Black Market Cracked by OPA   Six South Carolina Men Nabbed in Sales Reaching Into New York's Market

AGENTS BREAK UP AUTO BLACK MARI   Believe Arrests Will Have “Salutory Effect” Upon Other Such Operations

GIS WANTING TO COME HOME UPHELD BY IKE   They’re “Good Men”, The Chief of Staff Tells President

Protesting Gis ‘Are Good Men, Eisenhower Says   But Army Chicf Holds Rate Of Mobilization Must Not Be Rushed

Eisenhower Asks Utmost Care In Discharge Rate   Says Troops Clamoring To Get Home Are Not Challenging Discipline

Not Satisfied With Yugoslav  Action on Note   U. S. May Still Call Nation Before U. N. Security Council

Byrnes Talks To ShotDown U.S. Flyers   Bodies Of Five Dead To Be Buried In Belgrade; Heavy  ae poeny ‘—

Yugoslav Leader Answers Direct Question Put To Him by Writers; Patterson Finds 5 American Flier Buried at Bled; To Seek Military Honors for Them

U. S. MAY STILL  HAIL YUGOSLAVIA  BEFORE COUNCIL ACTION HINGES ON  REPORTED DEATH OF  § AMERICAN FLYERS

Says Aerial Scouting Is ‘Deliberate’   Attempt To Intimidate Yugoslavs By Show Of Might Is Charged.

PILOTS TALK WITH BYRNES  Confer with U. S. Secretary of State Dyer Vereen nldmer #1

WD NeW PR dey  45 MINERS  SETURN FOR JACKSON PLANT   Jisco Firm Continues To Operate; Crown Idle

“AXIS SALLY” TO BE TRIED FOR TREASON   Renegade American Woman Will Be Brounht fo US.

“Axis Sally”, Native Of Portland, Faces Treason  Charge On Return To US

“Axis Sally’ To Be Tried Here   37-Year-Old American Woman Accused Of Treason To Country

Axis Sally, Native of Portland, Me., Will Face Treason Charge Here in US

GM to Remain [de Until All Strikers Return   “Local Demands’ Als Must Be Settled, Notification Declares

LOCAL ISSUES DELAY ENDING OF GM STRIKE   CORPORATION = ASKS SETTLEMENT TO BE COMPLETE

Corporation Awaits UAW Headquarters Statement  GM Strike Continues

GM Not Told Of Strike End   Management to Assume Strike on Until Official Notice

Now Hoc Ho.cs 7. Cer Prop   om jam” Sars Scrixe  us Zinc ne: Dans Re-ore An “en

C-M DEMANDS UNION NOTICE   Hold Strike Is Continuing Until Notice of End Jn All Plants

GM Tells Auto Union Strike Not Yet Over   Company Serves Notice Strike Must End 100 Per Cent or Not at All

PLANTS IGNORE WAR SENIORITY   Returning Veterans To Be Reinstated By GM On Straight Basis

T PAY $33.20 FOR TOP STEERS   Shippers Rush to Market; Hogs Near Tyesdav’s Record

STEERS SELL FOR NEW PEAK PRICE   Hog Values Also Rocket or Chicane Market

RNERS PAY $33.25 FOR TOP STFERS   Shippers Rush to Market; Hogs Near Tuesday’s Record

STEERS $5 OVER ALL-TIME HIGHS   Primes at $35.25 in Chicago As Shippers Rush Into Free Mart

Found Headless   Nazi Myth Of Sinking British Liner Expleded   Athenian Torpedoed By Ger man; England Demands Conviclion of Docnitz As Murderer

Doenitz Called Ruthless Killer InU-Boat War   His Affidavit Admits Sinking Of Athenia

Myth Is Exploded At German Trial   Says That British Ship Was Sunk By Germans

ADMIRAL DOENITZ EXPLODES MYTH THAT BRITISH SANK LINER..ATHENIA; TLBOAT COMMANDER BENOUNCES HIM!

Admits U-Boat Sank Athenia   Doenitz Affidavit Explodes German Myth On British Liner

Myth of ‘Athenia’ Sinking Cleared   British Liner Torpedoed By German Sub, Report

Doenitz Affidavit Admits Guilt  For Sinking Liner Nazis Tried to Show  British Themselves Cows Bia Chita Praeease

NAZIS SELDOM . SPOKE TRUTH   Now Their Story of Sinking British Liner in ‘39 Is Labeled a ‘Lie .

NAZIS CONFESS FAKED ’39 PLOT   Admit They Sank Liner And Not British As Charged

Doenitz Affidavit Admits Guilt For Sinking Liner  Nazis Tried to Shov British Themselves Cant Rin Chin Neawn

NAZIS SANK ATHENIA 10 MISLEAD U. S.   War Crimes Tribunal Is Told German Idea Was to Make America Think British Destroved Vessel and to Shield Reich.

Court Hears ‘Liner Athenia   Affidavit Of Admiral Doenitz Read to Tribunal

British Vessel Sunk By Nazis   German Plot To Get U.S. To Enter War

A Personal $10,000 Fine For Lewis   Court Imposes Penalty In Uproarious Session; No Jail Term.

, In Addition Lewis Is Fined ; $10,000 Personally for Contempt    * APPEAL NOTICE GIVEN.   Decision Is Given After Uproarious Session of the Court :

Mine Chieftain Assails Court for Levying Penalty   Judge Goldsborough Threatens Lewis With Another Contempt Charce

PEACE MEET ENDS FIRST FIVE WEEKS   Nothing But Squabbling Yet Accomplished

FIVE WEEKS OF MEETING ENDS   Conferencé Brings No Signs . of Grand Alliance to Write Peace — Wrangling Among’ Delegates. is Common Thing: at: Paris Meeting.

Woman Hitchhiker Raped By lowa Pheasant Hunters   Two Des Moines Men Held As Suspects After Brief ‘Reign Of Terror’ Near Nevada.

Officers Quiz 2 Iowa Men in Farm Shooting and Rape   Report 2 Hunters Shot Up Car and Farmyard; Attacked Woman Hiker

2 Men In Jail After Nevada ‘Terror Reign’   Farm - Yard Shot Up; Woman Hitchhiker ‘Seized, Raped

Marcel Petiot Put to Death   Paris Doctor Beheaded For Slaying of 27; Strange Case Ends

French Physician, Found Guilty of 27 Deaths, Loses Head   Dr. Marcel Petiot Goes to Death With Smile; Smokes Cigarette

Bluebeard Smiles As He Loses Head   Smokes Cigarette, Writes To Wife And Son Before Going To Guillotine

Petiot Is Guillotined for Murders of Rue La Sueur Claimed He Headed Resistance Group

Dr. Petoit Dies Under Guillotine For 27 Slayings   Physician’s House Contained Lime Pit for Disposing of Victims

French Doctor  Beheaded Today   Petiot. Convicted of Killing Twenty-Seven, Goes to Guillotine

Paris Murderer Beheaded Today At Sante Prison   Killer of ‘Refugees’ Completes Sentence On “La Guillotine’

Dr. Petiot, French ‘Bluebeard'!s Guillotined: Faces Death Coolly   Few See Execution

Paris Doctor Is Executed   Petiot, Convicted of Slaying 27, Goes to Death on Guillotine

ST. PAUL PUPILS RESUME CLASSE   Schools Reopen Week Be fore Normal Holiday Recess After Strike Ends

ST, PAUL PUPILS BACK AT DESKS   Schools Reopen Ahead of Vacation End

St.Paul Schools Open After Teacher Strike   Teachers Win Cost-Of-Living Bonus And Salarv Scale Hike: Strike Started November 25

Group Prepares To Act On Offer   Rockefeller Offers $8,500,000 Site To United Nations

Ae hil fa   COURT HOLDS TO POINT   *Ruling on  Motipn to Diss - May Be Be Ma Early  Tera

Lewis Faces Stiff Uphill Court Battle   Loser In Opening Skirmishes At Hearing On Contempt Charge.

Leader Faces Uphill Battle To Clear Self  Opening Skirmist Rhee fon LIte Cavan

Temperatures   Rebuke Indicate: Uphill Battle Is Ahead for Lewis   Miners’ Chieftain Seems to Have Lost ths Dismissal Fight Unless Attorneys Come Up With Gurmrice Move at Hearing on Friday

Lewis Is Facing Uphill Fight In Federal Court  Ruling on Dismiss   Ruling on Dismissal Motion Set for Early Friday Morning

UM.W. LEADER IS REBUKED BY JUDGE   Defeat Looms For Motion To Dismiss Charge   Ruled Guilty Of Contempt lf They Disregard Order Of Court

Caarge ‘Anarchy Levelleg   Thanksgiving Is Marked by Hiked Unemployed Rolls

Lewis Facing Uphill Battle Against Contempt Charges  “John L. Swings Cane as Photographer Attempts to Take Close-Up Picture

IS LASHED FOR LETTING MEN LEAVE MINES   Judge Reasons U.M.W: Action Contempt Ever Tf Injunction Illegal

Hearing To Be Continued At 10 Tomorrow   Mine Union Boss Probably Will Lose Motion For Dismissal

Lewis Fighting  Uonil Battle   Mine Boss Appears to Have Lost Opening Rounds in Attempt to Clear Himself Of Contempt; Trial Resumes Tomorrow

Leader Is Loser In First Battle   Judge’s Ruling On Order Is Held Setback

Lewis Faces Uphill Battle in Court's Charge of Contemp!   Hearing Recesses for Holiday; John L. Is Early Skirmish Loser

Court Affirms Its Richt To Issue Orders   No Indication Of Dismissal Of Contempt Charge

Court Ruling On Dismissal Is Next Step      Failure to Qbey Court’s Order Is Stressed by Judge; Proceedings to Resume Fridav. 10 a. m.

Miners’ Boss Gets Sharp Rebuke, Gains No Ground in First Skirmish: Ruling on Dismissal Motion Slated

Lewis Facing Tough Battle To Beat Law   UMW Chief's Fight To Escape Contempt Conviction Will Continue Tomorrow; Labor Leader Warned of Guilt if He Snubs Court Order.

LEWIS LOSES OPENING ROUND IN COURT TRIAL   Judge Goldsborough to Renew Hearing Friday Morning in Washington

Miners Facing Uphill Battle ~ On Second Day   Contempt Trial Of UMW Boss Recessed Until Friday; Soft Coal Strike Goes Into Its Second Week.

Lewis Is Facing Uphill Fight In Federal Court  Ruling on Dismissa Motion Set for Early Er:idav Marnina

Kai-Shek Yields  To Reds’ Demands  Stalls Convocation   Prompts Belief Compromise Near In Manchuria War

Compromise Is Hinted in Chinese Strife  Chiang: Delays Session  Of Assembly; Marshal  beer ccs

Compromise In China Expected Marshall Aiding  Chiang Postpones National Assembly At Reds’ Behest

80,000 Sino Reds South of Chanachun   Communists in Good Bargaining Position with Kuomintang as Chiang Postpones Assembly Meeting

Convocation Was  Postponed Today   The Communist Had Asked Kai-Shek For the Delay.

Meeting of Assembly Postponed   Postponement Meets Demand Of Chinese  Communists .

COMPROMISE LOOMS IN MANGHURIAN WAR   Chiang Delays Assembly As Communists Had Asked

National Assembly Session Delayed By Generalissimo   Chiang-Kai-Shek Sees Compromise in China’s Civil War

hiang Delays onference Ot arty Chiets   eneralissimo Puts Off Convention As Demanded By  . Camminiele   FOMPROMISE NEAR

HopesRise For Peace In China   Compromise “In Air” As Marshall Exerts Pressure For Truce; Assembly Date Put Of!

Chiang Grants Requests To Postpone National Assembly Pending Settlement.

See Compromise Over Manchuria   Chiang Postpones National Assembly As Reds Demanded

POSTPONES MEETING OF ASSEMBLY   Compromise In Manchuria May Be Reason For Delay

Shek Delays Convocation Of Assembly   Five American Correspondents Reported Safe

Hope Is Seen For Agreement In C wa Strife   Chiang’s Action Postponing Assembly Hints Compromise Is Near

Nomination Of Pauley Stands, Truman States   Not To Withdraw Name Despite Testimony

President Refuses To Withdraw Nominatior   Declares He’s Backing Pauley As Navy - Undersecretary; Says Ickes Did Not Consult Him on Critical Testimony

Truman Stands Pat on Pauley   Says Flatly He Will Not Withdraw Navy  Namination

Truman Choice For RFC Post Probed By GOP   ‘Republicans Would Learn  More Of Directorships ' Allegedly Held By Allen

President Flatly Declares He Will Not Withdraw Nomination of Edwin W. Paule:

President Flatly Refuses Withdraw Nominee's Name   Asserts Ickes Could be Wrong Just Like Rest

TRUMAN WILL —=BACK-PAULEY      NOT TO WITHDRAW NOMINATION FOR NAVY POST DESPITE ICKES' OPPOSITION

Says Ickes Can Very Well  ‘Be ‘Mistakén; Not Cansulted In Advance of Eritical ‘Testiniony   Lauds Reparation _ Work. By Pauley   Meanwhile, Republican: ‘Call For Look At Qualifications of Two Other Presidential Nominees

Truman Won't Recall Pauley  Nomination  Says Ickes’  Adverse Testimony Bis tS RE Bites ecw:

WITHDRAWAL OF CHARGES IS MADE BY REDS   Foreign Secy. Bevin to Accept U. S. Formula In Settling Row

Truman Will Not Withdraw Pauley  Navy Nomination   'Flatly Refuses To Be Influenced by Ickes’ Testimony on Attempted Bribe. 4

MEAT WORKERS IN PROTEST ‘STRIKE’   TRUMAN SAYS THAT HE WILL NOT WITHDRAW PAULEY NOMINATION

PAULEY GETS FULL OUPPORT UF PRESIDENT   Truman Won’t Withdraw Nomination; Says Ickes Mistaken.

Pauley Backed By President In Investigation  Will Stand Firm On Nomination Of Oil Executive

Refuses To Withdraw Nomination   Name To Remain For Position In Navy Department

PRESIDENT SAYS ICKES IN ERROR   Refuses to Withdraw Name Of Pauley for Navy Post

Truman To Stand Firm On Pauley  Tyo enlexvce Maen thi21   Declares Name Will Not Be Withdrawn:

TRUMAN GIVES PAULEY SUPPORT   Says Ickes Had Not  Revealed Accusation<e

House OPA Bill “Goes Too Far” Farm Unit Says   At Same Time Of ficial Says Priee Conirol Agency Hus Not Used Good Judenient in Actions

Declares House Went Too Far  Farm Bureau Head Wants OPA Continuec

OPA Control Bill Goes Too Far—O'Neal   Farm Federation Leader Says Reasonable Middle Ground Approach Possible

Farm Head Attack: Price Control Bill   Asks Middle Ground Approach; OPA Judaement Is Questioned

At Nuernberg Trial  Young Jew Tells How Nazi Doctors Made Tests on Him

Churchill Plea Puts Laborite Regime on Spot  » Developments  Foster Policy of  Za. ._2°S"2.. «2. B.Te

LABORITE REGIME IS NOW ON ‘SPO         Church \ddress Has Brought Emh: Situation ; ront

45 New State Polio Cases; 3 More Deaths   Kenosha Reports 11 Cases in Day; Death Toll Now 17

OPA SPOKES.  AN SAYS CEIL.        FOR RETAIL SHOPS WILL BE DELAYED. UNTIL SEPTEMBER

Receipts Set Record Low For Chicago   Black Market Return Predicted by Packers After New OPA Action

RECEIPTS AT NEW LOW FOR WEDNESDAY   Meat to Go Back Under Price Ceilings Next Month

Stock Buying Hits New: Low   Chaotic; Condition. Folféws Price Decision; Receipts Down Sharply

BOARD ORDERS MEAT CONTROL BE RESTORED   Prices To Be Rolled Back to June 30 Levels with Sub‘sidies Revived

INS_WRITER 1S __ ~ GIVEN TROPHY      HIEF OF INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON  " BUREAU IS VOTED HIGH  AWARD .

Four Nations Openly Oppose His Regime   Record Of Big Powers Attitude Toward Franco Strange  And Hesitant.

‘Hack of the Headlines Powers Hesitant on How \To Move Aaainst Spain

REPARATIONS A   Delay In Decison of Question Would Mean “Postponing Peace Conference.”   WILL MEET THURSDAY   Will Attempt to Reseue the Conference From Its Doldrums.

POLICE CLUB PICKETS IN TRANSIT VIOLENCE   Officers Clear Streets To Let Busses Through

CLAIMS FRAUD TACTICS USED BY ITALIANS   PEACE CONFERENCE HEARS FOREIGN-MIN IS TERS COUNCIL ASSAILED FOR ITs  "RECOMMENDATION

CHARGEITALIAN DELEGATION WITH FRAUD   Also Assail Frontier Proposal of Council — of Foreign Ministers

Talk of Six-Week Draft Extension   Rayburn Hopeful of House Passage of Pending Legislation

Rayburn Hopeful of Draft Law Extension  House Hears Plea for Quick Action on Measure

SEE DRAFT HOPES NOT DISCOURKEINE   House Hears Plea to Keep Law Alive After Expiration Date Mav 15

Truman Hopes for Quick Action on Draft Act   Reported Favoring 1-Year Extension Beyond May 15 Date

Truman Facing Fight To Gain Stronger Army   Universal Training And Extension Of Draft Both Attacked

Rayburn Hopeful of Draft Law Extension  House Hears Plea for Quick —  goes oo ™

Military. Asks Manpower Aid   Rayburn Isn’t Discouragec Qever Deaft Extension

President May Have To Wage Battle For Bill   Advisers See’ Extension As Vital To Nation's ‘Safety, Foreign Policy

Byrnes Is Alarmed Over Inadequate Military Strength   Only A Truman Fight Will Save Military Safety Program

BYRNES FOR MILITARY  TRAINING   Says Nation Must Have Strength to Back Foreign Policy

See Little Chance for Passage of Selective Service and Universal Miitary Training Measures

Advisers Tell  Need for Army to Back Policy   But Failure Is Seen Unless the President Fights for Program

OPEAKER 15 HOPEFUL  HOUSE WILL EXTEND  SELECTIVE SERVICE COMPROMISE MAY LET  DRAFT LIVE ON FOR ADNITIONAT Cly Wrere

Congress May Extend The Draft   Selective Service Continuation Until ‘July 1 Is Talked By the “Big Four”

DUE TO EXPIRE MAY 15— Senators Talk of Possible Six-week Draft Extension

Extension of Draft Hope Of Ravburn   Speaker ‘Not Discouraged’ After Conference With President; Compromise Favored by Some

Truman Asks Quick Action te Extend Draft   Country’s Safety Ma; Depend on National Strength

TRUMAN ASKS QUICK ACTION ON DRAFT ACT   Congressional Heads Meet President On Proposal

Rep. Rayburn Hopeful For Draft Extension   Senators Talk Of Possible Six-Week Extension As Byrnes Army Urae Action

Draft Extension Past May 15 Now Seen As Possible   Rayburn Optimistic After Seeing Truman; 6 Weeks Idea Popular

Six-Week Extension of Draft Suggested in Senate Chamber   Administration Leaders Hope of Continuing Act Beyond May 15 -

Urge Action To Extend Draft Law   Truman Asks Congress t¢ Act Quickly to Keep Large Army

OPEAKER 1S HOPEFUL HOUSE WILL EXTEND SELECTIVE SERVICE  COMPROMISE MAY LET DRAFT LIVE ON FOR ADDITIONAL SIX WEEKS

Delays Visit To Moscow   Attlee Attempts To. Improve Russ Relations

BOMB SCIENTIST IS IMPRISONED   Englishman Admits Disclosing ! Atom Secrets

Scientist Jailed For Giving Away Secrets on Atom   Dr. May Is Sentenced to 10 Years After Plea of Guilty in London

MAY SENTENCED TQ PRISON TERM IN LONDON COURT   British Scientist Pleads Guilty - to. Violating. Official ‘Snerate Are

Sentence May To 10 Years  eonteathn BOB eresmr“n #   British Physicist Pleads Guilty to  Revealing Secret<«

Briton Given 10 Years in Atomic Case   Scientist Accused in London of Disclosing Information ‘Useful to Enemy’: Defense Savs Russia Is Involved

Sentence May To 10 Years   British Physicist Pleads Guilty to  Revealing Secrets

SCIENTIST GIVES RED BOMB DATA   Ir, May Admits Violation of Official Secrets Act, Gets 10 Years

Dr. Alan Nunn Pleads Guilty to Violating British Official Secrets Acts

BRITISH SCIENTIST IS GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE   Guilty Of Violation OF Official Secrets Act

SENTENCE SPY — TO TEN YEARS   BRITISH SCIENTIST WHO GAVE FORMATION ‘ON URANIUM —SENT-£O-PRISONL — ENGLAND —

British Physicist Given Sentence  Of Ten Years ©   Dr. May Pleads Guilty To Disclosing Secrets - That Go to Russians 

Young .'British Physicist Gets 10-Year Term   Pleads Guilty to Charge He Gave Atom Secrets To Russians

Atom Expert Sentenced in Red Spy Case   Court Orders Britisk Physicist to Serve 10-Year Term

Scientist Given 10 Years in Prison By British Court  Dr. May Pleads Guilty Te Giving Atomic Secrets to Russian

Physicist Gets Prison Sentence   Dr. Alan May Given 10 Year Term for Violation of Secrets Act

British Atomic Physicist Jailed  Dr. May Pleads Guilty To Revealina Secrets

Prison Sentence ls Given Briton  Physicist Pleads Guilty  ee oe EE ey 5 ae

That's all for now, JUSTIN.   BRITISH SCIENTIST  GETS 10-YEAR TERM FOR ATOM REPORTS.

—MAY CASE-Physicist ‘ Gave Data To Soviet   Worked on Nuclear Researc1 In Canada

Dr. Alan Nunn May  Draws Sentence   Given 10 Years In Prison for Violating British Official Secrets Act.

British Physicist Gets 10 Years; Gave A-Bomb Report   Dr.- Alan May Is Convicted of Violatin; Official Secrets Act; Defense Lawyer Says May Accused, British Offered

—PLEADS GUILTYPrison For  Scientist  Supplied Soviets “Atomic Secrets

BRITISH COURT GIVES PHYSICIST PRISON SENTENCE   Doctor Found Guilty Of Violating Official Secrets Act

MAY SENTENCED FOR BETRAYING ATOM SECRET   Pleading Guilty, British Scientist ‘Gets 19 Years

ATOM SCIENTIST TO GO TO PRISON   Given 10 Years By Englanc For Baring Data To Reds

Given 10 Years For Disclosing Atomic Secrets   Young British Physicist Pleads Guilty; Data Giv en To Russia.

Gene Jones Wins Fifth Title to End ‘46 Meet  George Sarsfield Loses Out

Gene Jones Wins Fifth Title io End ‘46 Meet  George Sarsfield Loses Out In Sewing Meaick

Negro Family Killed In Wreck   Farmer Watches Train Strike Car Killing Wife, Children

New Religious _ Group Planned   Christians and Jews  Congregation

Patterson Lands  At Atsugi Field   Makes Inspection Tour of Occupation Zones

Reject Italy's Plea, Poland Demands in _ Peace Conference   Delegate Tells Confab Poles Fought, Died on Italian Soil

Italian Claims  ‘Opposed By Paris  Peace Delegates   Sev ‘eral Nations Oppose  Italian Proposals for  Changes in Wording of  of Treatv.

POLAND ASKS REJECTION OF ‘TALY'S CLAIM   Allies Say Italians Misrepresent War Connections In Plea

PEACE PARLEY IN ROW OVER TERMS   ITALIANS SAY DID NOT FIGHT POLAND; OTHER FUEDS BREW

‘Poland Contends Italy Warred With Her  Says “Is Firing To Kill Peace?”

Italy’s Plea To Modity Peace Treaty Opposed  Several Nations Join In Attack

Poles Opposing Italian Claim  Report Declaration On War Unfounded

POLAND HITS ATALYS CLAN AT CONFERENCE   ‘Says ltalians’ Statement  They Fought “Some” Allies “Unfounded.”?

— PARIS TALKS —  Poland Rejects. Italy Claim   We Were at War With Italians, States Delegate

Italian View ls Opposed By Others   Hold Italy Was Not at War With 21  Powers

ITALY WAS AT WAR WITH CONFERENCE NATIONS --. POLAND   Polish Delegation Denies Italian Version of Who Fought Allies

Italians Meet Opposition In Paris Talk   Small Nations State Claims to Part In War Glossed Over

Five Nations Attack ltaly’s Plea For Modification Of Preamble To Treaty Draft   Claim Italy Was At War With Poland, Belgium, Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakig

Italy Denies Making War On All Allies   Plea for modification of Preamble of Italian Draft Treaty Draws Attacks from Poland. Four Others

Ia a NN A a  eaisiaiimeenmtneeemtaaemntiee ete  Polish Delegate Says His Nation Fought Italy

TROOPERS BAD INN   ltalian Gaim She Wasn't At Wor With All Protestes

Italian Status Argued   Poland Criticizes Claims Of [aly Reaarding War

Asks Rejection of Italian: Plea  Poland Denounces Ctatemont ac tinétrus

Poland Oppose: ltalian Claims At Conference   Rejection Urged Of Declaration On War Status

POLAND ATTACKS HTALY'S DENIAL OF WAR ON 4 POWERS   Belgium, Yugoslavia and the Netherlands Also Dispute —Cleim at Porley

Says She Was At War With Italy .... Poland Urges Rejection Of Italian Contention By Peace Conference

ITALIAN CLAIM HIT BY POLES   Hitler's Ally Was at War With 21 Conference Nations, Is Charge

CONCLUSION OF “BIG FOUR” THREATENED   Soviet Action May Delay Success Of Conference

0, CONVENTION RAPS INJUNCTION IN COAL DISPUTE   Charges Government Move Violation of Norris, LaGuardia Act

LEADERS SPEED ACTION ON OWN WAGE DEMANDS   Government Order Violates Norris-LaGuardia Act, Resolution Claims

CIO Action Assails U. S. Strike Tactic:   Restraining Order fs Called “Clear Violation of NorrisLaGuardia Act.”

ClO Hits U. $. Coal Court Order   Condemn Action Taken by U. S.— See Violation of  LaGuardia Act

Injunction Is Termed ‘Clear Violation of  Norris-LaGuardia Act’ By Union's Convention

ClO Blasts Federal Coal Injunction in Convention Meeting   Delegates Approve AntiLabor Injunction Plank; Claim Law Violation

C. 1. O. Hits Coal Order GivenByUS   Convention Says Action Is Violation of Norris-La Guardia  boa. beatn   ‘Slavery’ Is Cited   Resolution Says U. S. Won't Tolerate Any Economic Slavery

C onvention Condemns  Cour t Order   Designed to Cut Off Full-Scale Coal Work Stoppage

Big 5 to Open Secret Parley On Veto Issue   Ministers Seek. Agreement - On Formula to Avoid  ‘Changing Charias

SECRET TALKS ON VETO WILL BEGIN TODA)   Big-4 Ministers Seek Plan to Curb Uses Of Veto Power

Veto Problem Is Subject for Ministers  Garrat Talke Will   Secret Talks Will Be Started Today by Group

Big Five Plan . Veto Softening   UN Assembly Loses Control As Secre Consultations Scheduled By Foreign Ministers

Big-Power Foreign Ministers Take n Controversial Subject of Vate

KINGSLEY MAN BURIED TUESDAY   Edward McClaran Laid To Rest At Climbing Ball

Education Is. Said Means of World Peace   Truman Receives Honorary Degree at Fordham as He Tells of Need of Training in World

TRUMAN VISITS HIS NEIGHBORS   Faces Serious Tasks on Return to Capital

President On Visit To Home In Missour   Flies To Independence From Washington For Brief Visit—Also To Vote   POLITICAL SPEECHES ARE NOT SCHEDULED

Truman Urges Church Support Of His Program   Also Asks Backing Fo Atomic Development Un der ‘High Moral Code.’

) Crashes Occur At Same Hour  Seven Meet Death In State’s Accident Toll

Ewing Defense Rests Its Case   Failed In Attempts To Prove Politician Had Insanity In Family

Western Air Pilot Reports Finding Wreckage of Ship  Plane Said Smashed On Mountain 50 ‘ Miles From Burbank

Wreckage Of Plane Sighted   Pilot Finds Airliner Missing Two Days In Moun. lains.

WRECKAGE OF BIG PLANE FOUND ON SIDE OF MOUNTAIN   Pilot Is Certain He Has Sighted Plane; Sees No Sign of Any Survivors

Pilot Reports Sighting Wreckage of Airliner   No Sign of Life; 11 Passengers Aboarc When Plane Crashed in Storm

WRECKAGE OF PLANE MISSING IN STORM AREA WITH 11 ABOARD IS “POSITIVELY” FOUND BY AIRMAN.

WRECKAGE OF PLANE SEEN   Western Airlines Pilot Certain of Location of Wreck

TERMINAL PAY MAY STILL BE IN BONDS  Truman Supports   Truman Supports Bill as Passed By Senate

Pauley Not To Drop Out   Truman Steps in and Delays Move to Have Nomination Withdrawn

Exchange Of Letters With Truman Cited   Senator Charges Informal Agreement’ For  Withdrawal Violated

Truman Is Credited With Halting Pauley Withdrawal  Decision to Quit Was Interrupted by  Evrhanna nt latterc

Report Truman Delays Pauley Withdrawal Plar   Two Senators Claim Letter By President Is Sent To Nominee

PAULEY LASHES "ICKES   Truman Reported To Have Delayed Withdrawal Move

Tobey Asserts Pauley Reneged on Pact  To Withdraw Navy Post Nomination’

'No Real Man Quits,’ Navy Nominee Says   Informed Senators Think Californian Te Ask Wthdrawal

INFORMAL AGREEMENT TO WITHDRAW PAULEY SAID 10 BE BROKEN   SENATOR CHARGES SOME GO BACK ON PROMISES; TRUMAN MAY BE REASON

SEN. TOBEY CHARGES OIL MAN'S. BACKERS ‘RENEGED’ ON PROMISE: HAVE PAULEY WITHDRAW NAME

TOBEY CHARGES PAULEY FORCES WITH ‘RENEGE’   Says Oilman’s Friends Break Pledge for Withdrawal

Tobey Flays  Dantaw fnr  i uulvy] vi  ‘Dun. Around’  AuUbEmEVUe  Oil Man ‘Reneged’ on Withdrawal, Accuses eee, ee: . ey Ca, yr Goes Moon

‘No Real Man Quits, Navy Nominee Says  Informed Senators Think Californian   Informed Senators Think Californian To Ack Wthdrawa!

Tobey Says Pauley Backers Reneged On Withdrawal   Nominee Denies _ Making Proposition To Ickes on Oil Suit

Pauley Supporters Renege  OnW ithdrawal, Says obey   Republican Charges Definite Agreement Reached To Withdraw Nominee’s Name; Oil Man Says He Jas Not Talked With Truman About Possible Withdrawal

CHARGE-CHANGE IN PAULEY FIGHT   Tobey Says Supporters Pledged Withdrawal

Oklahoma Allotted 9,500 House Goal  FHA Assigns Goal For 1946 to States

TEN-SAVED BY~TCHUTE JUMPS   OFF JAPAN WHILE ON, KOU‘TINE FLIGHT FROM OKINAWA  we

4 Survivors Of Truce Team Reach Peiping   American Serious!+ ¥ Wounded By Chiang’s Planes, Five Chinese  Killed.

SURVIVORS OF TRUCE TEAM 11 REACH PEIPING   Fourteen Members Of American Party Strafed By Chinese Government Planes Are Flown In; Five  Were Killed.

14. Survivors Of Truce Team Fly To Peiping   Gne Yank Critically Burn‘ed In Strafing By Chinese Governnient Plones

14 Survivors Of Truce Team Reach Peiping   ‘T/3 Thomas Haugen, Denison, Texas, Is in Serious Condition as Result of Burns

SURVIVORS OF U. S. TRUCE TEAM FLOWN TO SARE POSITION      One American Burned; Party Was Attacked by Two Chi nese Planes

Voters Urged To Go fo Polls   Democratic Leaders Think They Will Vote ‘Democratic If They Cast Ballots at All

CANDIDATES OIL THEIR TONGUES FOR ELECTION   Size of Nov. 5 Vote Worries State Leaders—400,000 Estimate

BURLEY MARKETS MAY CLOSE   Sales May Halt As: Result. Of New Freight Embargo

Burley Markets May Be Closed   Counsel Advises that Buyers Apply for Emergency Cars To Transport Weed

Plans Move lf Demands Are Not Met   Coal Stoppage Would Shatter Industry Program

EXPECT ACUTE CRISIS WITHIN NEXT FEW DAYS   Industry Spokesman Asserts Lewis Seeks To Demonstrate His Power

Coal Crisis Now Becoming Acute In Many Areas   Despite Handicaps To Na. tion Strike Settlement Is Not Seen As Im miment   PRESIDENT MAY HAVE TO INTERVENE

DIRECT, INTERVENTION, BY SO RUMAN.1S EXPECTED P= EFFORT TO STOP INDUS-.  > TRIAL ~ PARALYSIS ,

® * Commission Approves Proposal for Freedom  Of Danube Navigation

Western Powers Attain Commission Approval Of Free Danube Navigation   Russian-Led Slavic State Opposition Is Beaten On 8 To 5 Vote For Clause In Romanian Treaty; Full Council Okay Is Doubtful

Comnnission Overrides Russian - Led Slavic Opposition From = the States. Matter Not Yet Settled

Danube Freedom Given Approval   Peace Parley Group  Vote Is 8 to 5

Danube River Freedom Voted In New Treaty   Guarantees For Navigation Rights. Are Included  Tn Ramanian Pact

Free Danube Approved By Peace Group   Western Proposal Carries Despite Russ Opposition

Machen Die 7 DISPUTE IS SEEN  Western Plan On Controt Of Danube Gets Approval:

Navigation I'reedom on Danube Is  Approved at Paris   Peace Commission Overrides Russian-Led - Opposition: Decision Foreshadows  Similar Action on Other Treaty Cases

FREE DANUBIAN TRAFFIC VOTED   Vandenberg Heads Drive To Open Big Waterway For Navigation

Free Danube Put Into Treaty  Delegates Override Slavic Opposition

pico ~!   J  Siavio_States’ Opposition  ~ Overridden By Vote of Commission

GM Refuses To Arbitrate   Union Preparing to Intensify Strike, Carry On Until Strike Is Won

UAW Girds For Longer Strike AL ter GM Refuses Arbitr alton   No Early Break Seen In Long Deadlock.

General Motors Corp. Refuses To Arbitrate   Company Wants Striking Workers To Hold Secret Vote On 1812 Cent Wage Hike Offer

GM TURNS DOWN ARBITRATION BID   Company, Union Conferees To Confer Again Today

Auto Workers Will Intensify Strike at CM   Company Rejects Union’s Proposal For U. §. Arbitrator

Intensification Of GM Strike Is Promised By Auto Workers   - Corporation Turns Thumbs Down On Union’s Pronosal To Let Arbitrator Settle Walkout

Corporation Turns Thumbs Down... .  CIO Is Making Ready To Intensify The 104 - Day Old Gen. Motors Strike

Workers Ready To Intensify Motors Strike   Corporation Refuses Union Proposal To Let Arbitrator Act

Firm Would Have Union Men Vofe On Job Return  nated Pe arisy Set +» Tew

Attorney Arrested in lowa Case  Mh. hd tems PDewuper Aceuced of Interfering with Justice’

Mediator In Coal Strike Spurs Parley   Moves To Bring About Con. tract Discussion To Speed End Of Huge Tieup   LITTLE PROGRESS AS YET REPORTED

MEDIATOR HOPES TO BREAK DEADLOCK IN GOAL STRIKE   EFFORT BEING MADE TO GET NEGOTIATIONS STARTED ON POINT-BY-POINT BASIS.

POLIO DEATH CLOSES CAMP   130 Evacuated Under Strict Controls After Death Of Camp Counselor

POLICE ENTER. MYSTERY CASE OF MARINE   Hope to Determine - Whether ‘Return From Dead’ _  Is a Hoax

Army: Unwraps Sensational New Fichter   “Ghost Marine” Is Now Believed Cruel Hoax   CORONER’S REPORT DEEPENS MYSTERY

‘GHOST MARINE’ BEING SOUGHT   Police Check Possibility Return May Be Hoax

‘GHOST MARINE’ IS SOUGHT IN MARITAL MESS   Hoax Seen In Letter Received By Wife Who Remarried

RIFT BETWEEN BIG 3 HEADS FOR SHOWDOWN   Soviet Russia Due Another UNO Deteat

HOUSE PACES SHIVERS IN. RACE .  Nef Leading Daniel For Attorney General In Poll

‘8TH GATHERING OF FRETZ CLAN PLANNED  Rev. H. K. Kratz Will Speak   At Affair at Deep Run   Church  ITO BE AUGUST 10TH

Anniversary Of D-Day Reveals Beach Peaceful   Utah Beach Found Quiet But Haunted

Cireus Plays Where Yanks  Died On Normandy Beaches   ‘Veteran Of D-Day Landings Two Years Ago Today  Draws Contrast Between Struggle Then And Care-Free Attitude Of People Today

Divorce Suits Still Mounting   Three Yesterday Bring To 13 Number Filed This Month

ABSENTEEISM CLOSES 12 MINES IN GULF. NEW RIVER FIELNS   State Taxes Show $5 Million Gain

Every Phase of Vital Problem ls Under Study   ‘No Angle Overlookec By President,’ Ross Peports to Newsmen

Two Die in Gun Fray in Store   Former Clerk Kills Manager, Assistant

TURKEY BACKS U. S. PROPOSAL   UNITED NATIONS GUARANT OF DARDANELLES STRAIT: SAID TO BE SATISFAC ; ToRY

TURKEY ACCEPTS U. S, PROPOSAL   Rejects Soviet Request for Joint Dardanelles Defence Rasas.

ANGRY SENATE PLANS LABOR LEGISLATION   Strong Pressure for Bringing up Antistrike Bills Immediately.   BULLETIN

Angry Congress Sets Out To Write Tighter Legislation On Labor   More Than A Million Workers Idled By Forty. Day Creeping Paralysis Of Nationwide Bituminous Deadlock.

Texans Are Urged to Caste Vote   Gov. Stevenson Reminds Texans Of Amendments

Skunk Killed With Bow   Quarantine Halts Evacua tion; Brother Breakfasts rr pi:

One Killed, Four Injured As Cars Crash Near Neosho   Gerald Harrison, 33-Year-Old Night Club Owner, Dies Afier Suffering Broken Neck—His Companion, an Army Lieutenant, Is Detained by Police—Two Goodman Men and Woman, in Second Auto, Taken to Hospital.

Another Auto Accident Here Ends Fatall   FOUR OTHERS INJURF: IN COLLISION ON HIGHWAY 7

Bread Rationing Starts In Britain   Main Trouble Spot Is In Belfast Where Deliverymen Are On Strike

Rationing Plan Taken Calmly   Strike In Belfast Halts Deliveries

Opposition To Page Farm Bill Into The Open   Secretary of Agriculture in Kansas City

Pace Farm Price Bill Criticized   Anderson Says It Will Lead To Inflation

Crusading Mayor Refuses to Yield  Renewed Activity Answer to Racketeers

Name Cairo Dealer Head Of Car Ring   Fishel Accused By One Of Former Defendants In Black Market Case

Mob Tries to Free 376 Jailed Jews   ‘Shoot on Sight’ is Jerusalem Order

Armed Band Attacks Prison Holding 376 Jews In Jerusalem  wi 6D AO eUCUP wi cu 2 euch oa wY

Post Attacked  In Jerusalem   Armed Band Beaten Bach Fream Army Barracks

JEWISH DETENTION BARRACKS ATTACKEC   Armed Band Unsuccessful in Drive on Jerusalem Camp Where Bomb Suspects Are Held,

Armed Jews Attack Detention Barracks   British Sentries Fire On Band; Military Cordon Thrown Around Entire Area; Soldiers Instructed To Shoot On Sight

Democratic Precinct Committeemen, Committeewomen To Meet Aug. 10

INTERESTING MEETING HELD  BY THE BUSINESS AND  PROFESSIONAL. WOMEN’S CLU!

INPERESTINS MBEGING OF BOP. W. CL2B HELD WED. SVENENG, GOMNUATRAN 2th

TO DEVELOP PART OF OBIEDZENSKI FARM   10-Acre Portion of Farm Or Rogers Road Sold To A Philadelohi   HOUSES TO BE BUILT

Japan’s War Criminals Now  Sleek, Assured   Entered Trials With Hard Faces,  Twisted Into Scowls

Gain toise As Trial. Goes On   Despite Mounting Evidence of War Crimes Jap Leaders ‘Seem Almost Happy

Talk of New Curbs on Labor  Unions Arises   Employment Benefits To Vets on Strike Denied by Government

LAWS TALKED UP 10 CHECK CLOSED SHOP   UNEMPLOYMENT PAY DENIED VETERANS DURING STRIKE

New Legislation To Curb Labor Unions Discussed   Senator Bal! to Offer Measure Outlawing Closed Shop

MAY DEMAND ~ UNION CURB   Talk for Restrictive Law: In Next Congress Rises In Many Sections

GOVERNMENT PAY 13 DENIED 3 VETS IDLED BY STRIKE   Ruling of Veterans Administration Expected to Affect Thousands of Former Soldiers.   CURBING UNIONS UNDER DISCUSSION   Senator Ball Says G. O. P. Will Not Duck Labor Issue for Sake of Advantage in 1948.

New Talk of Curb on Labor  Unions Is Heard VA Rules Against Men Idled by Strike in Michiaan

Chorus Raised By Republicans For Labor Curb   Meanwhile, VA Refuses War Veteran-Strikers’ Blea fee Bonnf ss

Ex-G. 1. and British Bride Found Dead   Are Apparent Victims of Same Gas Stove Which Asphyxiated Soldier, Wife and Child in House at Neosho Last October.

Two Are Dead In Hotel Fire   Eleven Others Are Still Re ported As Missing In Hot Springs Hotel Destructon

Generals Urge Continuing Of The Draft Act   Major Generals Hershey and Paul Testify at Senate Hearing

Major Generals List Alternatives Facing Nation Tf Concress Fails to Extend Selective Service

Gls May Faee Longer ‘Hitech’ — Tf Draft Ends   Shortage, be 2nd Rate  Army Will Have a Rae ‘old  Outfit, Solons

Army Warns Many Draftees Will Be Kept Indefinitely   Two Generals Insist Only Way U.S. Can Hope to Fulfill World Obligations Is to Extend Draft Act That Expires May 15

Army Warns Of Result if Draft Act  Is Removed   Says Thousands Already Drafted Face Service for Indefinite Period

Occupation Forces Would Be Seriously Hit  Draft Said Needea  To Maintain Power

End of Draft Would Stick Men Serving   Generals Tell Solons Of Alternative if Act Is Not Renewed

Continued Draft Asked by Generals   Hershey, Paul Join In Citing U. S. Needs

LEO MCAREY IN TOP SPOT AS WAGE EARNER   Director of “Going M3 Way” Paid $1,113,035 in One Year

Movie Director Has Top Salary   Movie Stars And Automo bile Men Dominate List Of Top Salaries For 1945

SAILORS STAGE:BOMBAY RIOTS      NDIAN SAILORS ; ROAM STREETS AS DEMONSTRATION AGAINST SERVICE CONDITIONS’

Royal Indian Navy Sailors Engage In Riot   Repert Rieters Burn American Flags In Street, Thousands In Demonstrations

TYPIST {S KILLED IN FALL FROM WINDOW   Nude Bedy Found Br German Charwoman After Tumble From Officer's Room

Shot for Shot Exchanged in Blazing Batile   Guard Is Killed and Others Wounded; Marines Called In

Guards Held As Hostages   ‘Alcatraz Prisoners Take Gun Gailery In Desperate Try for Freedom

BRITISH LOSE ~ ARSENAL AREA   Jewish Underground Moves Swiftiy Into Negev.

Jews Move East To Establish Settlements   Negev Area Marked For British Military  Tone Ie Occnnied

Jews Thwart Arsenal Plan In Palestine   Haganah Army Stages Coup in Negev Area To Frustrate British

NEGEV ZONE IS TAKEN OVER IN HAGANAH COUP   Lightning Operation Hamstrings British Plan For Palestine

Jews Occupy Key Areas In Palestine   Settlements, With ‘Arabs’ Blessing, Unset British Plan:

Haganah Thwarts British Plan for Palestine Arsena   Underground Army Pour: Immigrants Into Area Picked By Montgomery

Reich Workers Protest New Red Removals   Groups Report Huge Zeiss Optical Works Taken For Reparations

Mrs. Degnan Gets Threat   Mother of Murdered Chicago Girl Receives Note in Box With Ear

TAYLOR IS RETURNING TO ROME FOR TRUMAN   Presi@emt Says Periemal Representaixe At Vatican Cam Readec Helefaul Servcice

Senate Is Far From Vote On Labor Measure      Advocates of Labor Curbs Charge Opponents With Filibustering

Lengthy Debate Stalls Vote On Strike Control Action   Advocates Of Restrictions Accuse Foes Of Filjbusterine Ta Black Rall Call:

DEBATE LAGS ON LABOR BILL   Senate Far From Vote On Many Amendments To  Case Measure

ISTATE VETS’ COMMISSION ‘) PROPOSED  Beatiford Jester:-VA" Deputy:  Administrator Speak At Fair

G.0.P. May Block  Loan to Britain   Republicans to Decide. After Studying Facts

DELAY BRITISH LOAN DECISION   Senate Republicans, With Controlling Vote, Will   Await Hearings

GOP Hesitant On Loan Deal   Leaders Undecided Abou British Credit

GOP Economy Drive Turns House Into Indian Givers as Truman Loses Funds

Mrs. Prince Is Picked For Control Board   Peterson Announces Proposed Appointment Effective In July

3 More GI’s Quit Army Newspaper   Ask That They Be Transferred After Two Of Staff Ousted

Marshall, Chiang Prepare To Push Peace For China   Kai Shek’s Forces Go North Toward Possible New Battle At Harbin

Shek's Forces Facing Battle With Rivals   Red Troops May Meet Government Army At Harbin

New Fighting In Manchuria Looms; Peace  Talks Push %.   Prediction Of Tracts, By Tuesday Is Made* Troops Near Harbin

New Chinese Battle Looms   Government Forces Pushing for Habin; Situation Optimistic

Chiang’s Men Harbin-Bound   New Clash Impends Amid Peace Efforts

Chiang’s Forces Progress North  Marshall Readies  Panacea Naantintiane

Chinese Push for Battle at Harbin While Marshall Plans Peace Parley

Harbin May Be Scene Of Fight  Chiang’s Forces Driving North Toward New Battle With Reds In Manchuria

‘Chiang’ s Forces —  Pushing Forward ‘Toward Harbin    Battle Expected at Com- munist-held City;Peace _ Hopes Turn on Chiang.

New Battle Looms In Manchuria As Ferces Draw Near   In Meantime General Marshall Prepares To Renew Peace Efforts

Meat Shortage ls Now Acute  Worse Than Any Tim SES BP sah ee a es

IC CANCELS ITS PLAN TO STRIKE NEXT SATURDAY   “Some Progress” Report: ed As Railway-Union Parley Held Today

Railway Parley Attempting To Avert Stoppage   Carriers’ Deadline For Settlement To Come On Saturday   [MINES DEADLOCKED   Hope Fades For Pact Sought Today By President

Industry Rejects Welfare Proposal   Breakdown Raises Possibility of Government Seizure of Mines   (By United Press)

France Opposes Molotov's Plan   Hits Meddling With Atomic Commission

Hotel Walkout Vote Is Listed  ‘Final Offer’ Ballot In Pittsburgh

ClO Heads to Map Meet Plans   Grim Over Setbacks Bu Evidently Determined To Seek Raises

ALLIED CONTROL COUNCIL TO HEAR CLEMENCY PLEA   Some Defendants Dis dain Appeals for Mercy

NAZI CRIMINALS ASK ADVICE ON FINAL APPEALS   Several Leaders Marked for Gallows Don’t Want to Make Plea for Mercy

Death Watch Guards Nazis Against Suicide Some Give Up, Refuse t  File Appeal With Rerlin Connecil

Doomed Men Sit And Wait For Execution   Clemency Appeals . Are Expected To Draw. Retection.

Many Are Nof Interested In Making Appeal   Papen, Shirach Are Wanted In Austria

Plans Go Ahead For Trial of Others  Wika fine eetééaall falas ac

Doomed Nazi War Criminals Conferring ~ With Lawyers; No Final Appeals Received ¥ et by Military Tribun al’s Secretary General   Truman Expected to Announce Trials for German Industrialists, Financiers After Parley with Justice Robert 'H. Jackson

Some Refuse Privilege of Final Appeal   More Trials Loom For Smaller Fry In Allied Hands

PLACED UNDER HEAVY GUARD   Pleas Must Be Filed With Council by Oct. 5

Attorneys Plan To Ask Clemency Anyhow, Report   Jodl’s Wife Appeals To Gen. Eisenhower, Marshal Montgomery

Doomed Nazis  Plan Appeals   Defendants Permitted To Seek Lawyers Under Guard

Trial Of Other Hitler Henchmen Expected Soon  Truman ic Exnected   Truman Is Expected To Announce Plons For Further Action

All Pleas For Clemency Due Saturday; Criminals Under Anti-Suicide Guard

SUICIDE WATCH PLACE! 11 DOOMED TO DIE, AS THE START LAST TWO.WEEK:

—RESIGNED— Close Vigil Being Kept Over Men   Plans Under Way To Bring More Leaders to Trial

INDUSTRY HEADS AND FINANCIERS WHT AE NEYT   Cases May Be Handled by U. S. Alone or on International Basis   SOME 2,000 IN CUSTODY   Meanwhile, Lawyers for 18 Top Nazis Under Sentence Map Apneals

Doomed Men Sit And Wait For Execution  Clemency Appeals Are Expected To  ' Ruaw Datastian

Plows Open Roads After Heavy Snow   Southern One-Half Of State Hard Hit By Blinding Storm; Drifting Reported

PARIS PARLEY EXPECTS 10 END OCT. 15   Russia Alleges U. S. Seeks Control Over Italian Reparations

Industry May Buy U.S. Pipe Lines   Big and Little Inch Cost 161 Million

CLEARED 9.596 CASES   15 Offices Aided Kansas Veterans; Wichita Had Largest Number

Tornado Hits ArealInS.D.   Two Churches Wrecked; Other Property Damaged; Loss May Be $250,000

CONCILIATORS FAIL T0 AVERT LAKES STRIKE   CIO Walkout Expected to Halt Most Of Shipping Fleet

Efforts of Administration in Washington Fail; UMW Members Began Walking Off in Afternoon.

Seamen Walk Off Jobs in  Several Ports   Conciliators Work Up To Strike Deadline In Unsuccessful Move To Work Out Plan

ARMY, NAVY ATTEMPTING 10 CUT COSTS   Pressing Toward Economy Goal Set By President Truman

ArmedForcesRecord Price Seek To Cut'Ils Paid Out : Down Budget For Soybean

Army, Navy Move For Economy On Truman Orders   To Close Many Peacetime Camps;, Posts; Area Costs. Rise.

FOLLOW TRUMAN SLASH ORDER Army, Navy . At Work On Economy Budgets

U. S. And Russia Oppose Demands Of Small Nations   Truman Pledges U. 8. Te Continue To Work For ‘Just, Lasting’ Peace   Army, Navy Report Economies As Civil Works Outlay Mounts

ARMY AIMS AT ECONOMY GOAL   Navy Also Presses Toward Figure Set By President Truman

PRESS TOWARD ECONOMY GOAL   Armed Forces Planning to Cut Number of Training Posts

Public Works Spending To Be Upped . . . .  Army And Navy Pressing Toward Economy GoalSet By President For Them

No Outside Influences  With UAW   Reuther Is Against Dictation Of Union

No Dictation From Outside,  Reuther Says   New UAW President De elares He Is Going io Keep Union Free From  “Tnrerference”’

‘No outside’ dictation in auto union’  Reuther rejects leftist cuidanece

Reuther Serves Notice on All Pressure Groups  New Auto Workers ~ Head Says Union Wil ~ Not Take Dictation

Reuther Flays Red Influence  No Interference Fron Outside, Is Pledge

Declares ClO Will Be Free From’ Outside   Reuther Makes Known Position With Closing of Annual Convention

Most Cattle Shipped Nov Go to East   Chicago Is ‘Whistle Stop’ For Shipments on Way ‘To Seaboard; Supply Is Renorted as Scanty

Chicago Whistle  Stop For Cattle   Most Meat Going Direct To East Markets Now

East Now Gets Bulk Of Cattle Being Marketed   Chicago Just A Whistle Stop For Animals; Black Market Developing?

EAST CITIES GET BULK OF CATTLE WITH OPA BACK   CHICAGO BECOMES WHISTLE STOP IN LIVESTOCK TRADE

Eastern Cities Get Bulk Of Western 1 Meat  fi's Only “A Trickle So Perish Thea: ale ar —s @..._ gs

Bulk of Cattle Moving East   Chicago Becomes Whistle Stop for Cattle On Way to Market

Beef, What Little There Is, Is Moving East; May Mean Black Market Is Busy

CHICAGO JUST WHISTLE STOP FOR CATTLE ON WAY EASTWARD   Midwest Packers Closing; Trying  To Explain Why Meat Moves East

Eastern ones Get Bulk Of Western Meat mast  is. a “. oT. oi’. eo DD. iol wT aanuuc ie ape = e'. ay

My T : rk 4" . : r n  Pa  ar  t OF I on   Resumption Of Black Mar. ket Seen As Cattle ByPasses Chicago Yards

Windy City Whistle Stop Cattle Shippers Snub Chicago For Lush Eastern Markets

Livestock Shipped To East   Black Markets And Lenient Graders May Be Explanation

Nation's Top Meat Centers Are By-Passed   No Abundance Of Meat Scene On Atlantic Coast

-» GO TO FARMS IN EAST © Chicago Now A Whistle Stop For Cattle Train

Record Slump Is Noted in Stock Activity   Animals Are Shipped To Eastern Mart, But Total Is Scont.

Bulk Of Cattle Supply Goes To Eastern Cities   Chiéaga, the Nation’s ‘Largest Meat Packing’ Cen“ter, Becomes “Whis~  tle Stop” -

Cattle Moving Through Chicaga ToThe East   Packing Center Said To Be Only “Whistle Stop”

Many Small Midwestern Packing Plants Closing As Cattle Market Moves East

Meat Center Now a Whistle Stop  Bulk of Cattle to Eastern Markets

Chicago Is Again A Whistle Stop For Beef Cattle   Ceiling Has Animals Coming East To Parlare

Chicago Now Only A Whistle Stop For Cattle On Their Way East To ‘Black Market’

Nation’s Big Packer C€ aie  Whistle Stop   Bulk of Cattle Being Sent East; But That Isn°t Much

Chicago Becomes Whistle Stop As Cattle Move East   East Getting Most But Not Much---Low Livestock Runs Are Closing Plants

EASTERN CITIES GETTING BULK OF LIVESTOCK   Cattle Sent on East From Chicago Under OPA Control

Cattle Bypasses Chicago for Black Market in East; Supply Still Low

Fast Getting Bulk of Meat  From Ranges   Meat Packing Centers In Middle West Become Whistle Stops

Eastern ‘Area  Receives Bulk OF Livestock:  In OPA Era   Windy City Becomes Mere Whistle Stop; Cattle Arrivals ‘Low

Eastern Cities Getting Bulk of Scarce Livestock   Chicago Again Becomes Only a Whistle Stop ‘For Meat Animals

Chicago Merely Whistle Stop on Cattle Run East  Emphasizes Charg rit pnp’. Ht... .t. Ad.. .t.   Emphasizes Charge Of Big Black Market In Larger Cities

Chicago Yards Become Only A ‘Whistle Stop’   Dept. Of Agriculture Admits Atlantic Area Getting The Breaks

Cattle Stocks Skip Chicago And Go East    seetemeahir mete enced  “BLACK MARKET” GETS MOST ANIMALS AT PRESENT

Chicago Only ‘Whistle Stop’ For Livestock   Cattle Famine Sends All Meat Animals Out To Eastern Markets As Chicago Suffers

Nation’s Largest Packing Center Now Only Whistle Stop for Cattle

Chicago, Nation's Meat Packing Hub, Whistle Stop Now   Cattle Going to Easterr Centers With Return of OPA Ceilings

BLACK MARKET SEEN IN WAY CATTLEMOVES   Livestock Going Through Midwest Centers, Including Chicago, Bound for Points in the East— Meat Scarce.

Eastern Cities. Getting Bulk Of Slaughter Cows  Chicago, Largest  Encisin ng Center, Is

Cattle Detour West Yards for Eastern Market   Charge Stock Goes - to East to Satisfy: ‘ “Rampant Black Market

Meat Passes Chicago To Move East   Chicago, Largest Packing Center, Now Only Whistle Stop;  a ee  Ted 1 BF...

Houston Unions To Keep Utility Plants Operating   Shutdown Threat Is Withdrawn; 300 More Men Join Strike

WEATHER TO BE MILD   No Extreme Cold or Heavy Precipitation Seen for “tate

HIGH MORALE IS MAJOR FACTOR IN BELGIUM RECOVERY FROM THE DEVASTATION CAUSED BY THE WAR

Gen. Marshall In New Attempt At Peace For Ching   Confers With Chiang Kai Shek In-New Effort To Solve Civil War Difficulties

UNO Sees Victory in lran Case   Delegates See Gain in Compromise Over Near East Dispute

UNO Tactful In Handling Tough  Iranian Case   Delegates Proud of Ease With Which First Major Problem Handled

UNO IS HELD WINNER IN IRAN ROW   Security Council Highly Praised For Handling of Case

Delegates Feel Real Winner ‘in Russian-Iran Dispute Is United Nations Oreanization

UNO FIRST MALOR PROBLEM SETTLED   Both Large and Small Nations Happy With Decision.

‘Delegates Hail Security (Council's Handing Of ‘Tranian-Russian Dispute

DECLARE UNC REAL WINNER TN TRAN ROK   Dispute with Russia Thrown Back for Two Nations To Negotiate.

Families Moved From Soviet Zone  Russians Begin Systematic Eviction

Man Admits Placing Body Of Fisher on Golf Course   Not Killer, He Says: Erie Girl Also Held By FBI in Georgia

@ PAUL MALLON—   Communist-Socialist Coalition Proving Unpopular in France

we FAV PIA wee  ( ial, we ialist Coalition Proving Unpopular in France

Seven Hurt In Great Lakes Shipping Strike  Flareups In Canadian Cities

WANTED GIRL Experienced key punch operator ENTERPRISE ALUMINUM CO. i   MODERN KITCHEN

Direct Hit Scored'and Damage Done   Attack Staged Near Spot Destroyers Hit Uncharted Mines:

Bodies Found In Abandoned Stone Quarry   - Bloomington Police Hold Hubby of Woman Victim  For Questioning

Oregon People Forced to Flee Homes   Army Engineers Go on Duty to Combat Fleods

Highways Closed; Hundreds Forced To Leave Homes as Rain Continues

STORM CLOUDS OF DUST SEEN AFTER HARYVES]   Threats Are Looming After Garnering of Record Wheat Crop

Four Killed In Collision Train, Truck   Missouri Pacific Passenger and Milk Truck Collide at Batesville, Ark.

Train And Milk Truck Collide. Four Are Dead   Two Youths In Back Of Truck Jump To Safety

Start Probe of Handling U. S. ‘var Surpluses   Inquiry Told of Price Cuts Made by Government

Conductor Is Killed As Two Trains Collide   Two Others Injured In Wreck When Trains Crash In Heavy Fog At New Lisbon

BANDIT ROBS DRUG STORE AT YOUNGSTOWN   Daughter Uninjured in Wild Two-Hour Ride With Gunman Last Night

GUNMAN FREES GIRL, 21, HELD IN ABBUCTION   ‘Kidnaped By Man Who Robs Father's Store In  Youngstown

TWO ARE DEAD, MANY WOUNDED IN THE REVOLT   ALL-OUT—ASSULT-NOW=BEING: STAGED TO OVERWHELM  -— CONVICTS WHO SEIZED —  PRISON WEAPONS   » Gee .And Grenades

West Virginia Is Voting Today   Small Turnout Is Anticipated With Kilgore Facing Test

Little Interest Seen In Election   West Virginians Expected Have Record Low Turnout For Primary Vote

Light Voting Seen in W. Va   Candidates Making Last-Minute Appeals

Red Press Hurls Charges That Iran Uses Oil to Create Anti-Soviet Bloc

NOW IRAN IS FACED WITH CHARGES   Moscow Says It Violated SovietIran Oil Pact 

Anti-Soviet Bloc Being Created, Moscow Asserts   Turkey and Iraq Also Included in Latest Attack by Red Press

ANTI-RED BLOG DECLARED SEEN IN NEAR EAST   Soviet Press, Radio Include Turkey and Iraq in Their List of Accusations   INVINCIBLE RUSSIA AIM   SI aaa a ra Re EE  Security in 15 Years Against Any Attack Is Termed Stalin’s Objective

IRAN VIOLATES SOVIET OIL PACT MOSCOW CHARGE:   Accuses Turkey, Lraq Of Creating AntiRiussinn Bloe

‘Anti-Soviet Bloc Is Said Being Formed   Says Red Army Is To Stay Powerful

MOSCOW PAPERS SAY IRAN BROKE “OW AGREEMENT   Press Also Charges ‘AntiSoviet Bloc Being Formed [i les Blaney Eoccd

Reds Charge Iranians With East Oil Bloc   Pact Violations Cited by Moscow; Trad Draws Blast

Hits Creation of Anti-Soviet Near East Bloc   Plans Strengthening Self to Lessen Danger of Attack

ACCUSE IRAN OF BREAKING PACT   ‘CHARGED: WITH .VIOLATING- OIL AGREEMENT

Declares Intent To Become impregnable  To All Outsiders   Reds Accuse Iran Of Breaking Oil Agreement; Desire 15 Years Of Peace To Build Up Defenses Against Any Attack.

IRAN ACCUSED OF VIOLATING OIL AGRERMENT   Turkey and Iraq Also Come In for Denunciation by Sos viets.

Controlled Moscow Press Charg Anti-Soviet Bloc Being Creat In Near East; Hurls Charg At Three Nations   CALL FOR STRONGER RED ARMY IS MAL

Anti-Soviet Bloc Charged Forming In Near East   Moscow Press Reveals Plans To Make Nation Secure Against Attack

Pravda Calls for Stronger Army as Security Measure   ‘Newspapers Accuse Turkey And Iraq of Creating ; Anti-Soviet Bloc

RUSS CHARGE IRAN BROKE OIL PACT   Allege Anti-Soviet Bloc Is Being Created

OHIO ASSEMBLY SPURS WORK ON LAUSCHE PLANS   Republicans Demand Action On Pay Increases And Probe Of Gambling

Fourth Special Session Goes To Work On Gov. Lauche’s Eight-Point Program

GOP Solons Demand Lausche Seek  State Pay Hikes, Gambling Probe:

STATE SOLONS START WORK 4      Republicans Fire Broadside On Pay Plan: Gambling Hit.

Asks Speed On Measures For Reconversion   Meunwhile, Sen. Johnson Says lt Is Time For Rapid. Fire Action At The White House   Says Congress and President In Hole   Nation’s Chief « Pits Heat On Solone by Urging Anevican People to  Demand Action

Senator Asks Truman Use War Powers.   Strikes Demand Rapid Action, Savs Johnson .

Commission Is Formed to Halt Fighting   Orders Will Reach Field Units Before Saturday

Commission Is Formed to Halt Fighting  Orders Will Reach Field Units

CHINA ENDS ‘UNOFFICIAL’ CIVIL WAR      Amnesty Proclaimed For All Political  Prisoners

Airplane Factory Building Sold By Western Union  . Sioux City Men_  Purchase Property * For Auto Agency

Building Sold By Western Union  ‘Sioux City Men. ;  . Purchase Property.

Game Conference Set March 15  Recent Census Is DRacavsiad kes EB’ eco

Bishop Sheriil Urges Christian World Unity   [New Presiding Bishop  . ‘ For Episcopalians For  Atomic Bomb Control

Plea For Christian Unity Is Made By New Episcopal Bishop   ‘How Can We Expect Nations To Cooperate Iiniess World’s Churches Cooperate?’ He Asks

Presiding Bishop   HIGH BISHOP URGES PEACE   Newly-Elected Episcopal Presiding Officer Fears Catastrophe

Bishop Asserts Catastrophe Can Take Place Here   Rt. Rev. Sherill, Newly Elected Head of Diocese, Will Take Duties In Jan.

"Peace of Righteousness’ Must Be Obtained Soon, Warns Episcopal Prelate-

EPISCOPAL HEAD ISSUES WARNING   CATASTROPHIC WAR HERE IF CHRISTIAN TEACHINGS IGNORED

CHALLENGE TO KIMSICLER   Wants Names Giver Regarding Charges Of Corruption 

GOP CONSIDERS STRIKE CURBS   Rep. Keefe Threatens Tx Walk Out On Pearl . Harbor Probe

Institutions Of Missouri On‘Emergency   _ Caution Adopted In F-Moves to Conserve Small Coal Supplies

Russ Demands MadeOn Turkey Studied In U.S.  State Department Meeting On Red Desires In  eM   REAL ISSUE BEYOND WATERWAY, HEADS SAY   Top Americans Contend Big Question Centers — On Turkish Freedom

U. 3. HOLD FREEDOM AT STAKE IN STRAITS ROW   Policy Makers Argue Russia.  to Help Defend Dardanelles, Would Have to Occupy Country.   POSSIBLE THREAT TO PEACE IS SEEN   Ankara Kept Constantly Advised Washington Supports Her Opposition to Soviet Demands.

Soviet Military. Expansion Seen At Dardanelles   Independence of Turkey Appears the Real Issue

CONFER A RUSS DEMANDS ON DARDANELLES   Real Issue Relates To Tur  Arhaenan Save  key’s Independence,   AMERICAN TROOPS TO STAY IN KOREA

US. Of S. Officials Holding Conferences on Dardanelles Question   Discuss Russia’s Latest Demand on Turkey; Acheson Defends Presence of American Forces in Mediterranean

U.S. Upholding Turks’ Control Of Dardanelles   American Policy Stiffen: Ottaman Resistance Te Russians

Police Absolve Youths In Girl Kidnap-Killing   Human Ear Sent To Deonan Home

YOUTHS ABSOLVED IN DEGNAN KILLING   Chicago Police Hold One for Parcle Board

TO A BUSINESS ZONE   § i MR, Hiaasen a8 Black on Massachusetts Is - Cnanged to Permit Restaurant

TO A BUSINESS ZONE   is’ Bleck on Massachusetts § Is Caanged to Permit Restaurant

Germany Open to Invasion During War With Poland, Gen Keitel Tells Crime Court

Keitel’s Story Of War Program Confuses Cour'   Former Chief of Germany’s High Command Mixed Up On Witness Stand

Warren Summons Special Session of Legislature on Roadbuilding Plan

She’s Wonderful, Sighs Othman— Lamarr Helped Win War   Star's Invention Spurred Other Fine Ideas

De Gaulle Returns French Politics   Communists Refuse MRP . Cooperation; de Gaulle : Backs Party

New  w Crisis Stirs France. .  De Gaulle Returns To The ‘Muddled French Situation   COMMUNIST OPPOSITION

French Face New Crisis; De Gaulle’s  ‘Role Looms   Communists Refuse Republicans” Set-Up

De Gaulle Back In Spotlight   Communists Refuse to Support Regime Headed by MRP

French Fight Given Airing By De Gaulle   Ex-President Breaks Silence to Discuss Conshitution Plan

De Gaulle Steps Back Into Frenct Political Picture   Proposes Two-Chamber Legislature For Republic Constitution

Vardaman Wins Senators’ Okay   Wife Darns Sox, Hears Donnell Rap Nominee

Senate Confirms  Vardaman 66 to 9   Vote Gives Truman Two Wins, One Defeat

Harvard Faces Suit After Painting Valued at $100,000 Is Sold for $40

PARTY SLAP AT CIO IS BLOCKED _  Texas Demos Balk  At I ruman Praise

Attack on CIO Causes Furore  In State Body   Group Plans Name of MeDonald on Ballot for Primary

Patrolmen Seize  Illegal Liquor  Sioux Falls Man Arrested At Akron

Patrolmen Seize.  Illegal Liquor  _ Sioux F alle Man ’ Arrested ‘At Akron

Hollands ill Is Suffering ‘Grievously         Dutch Brave: ‘People “And Don’t Cry- In ‘Public: Premier. Says niiigs: ‘Not. So Bad,’ After. German Beye ae —_

Mackenzie's Column ” te Doughty Hollanders. Have Their Woes, But Don’t Cry Over. Them

THINGS ‘NOT SO BAD” DECLARES _ PREMIER OF HOLLAND BUT DUTCH COUNTRY STILL IS SUFFERING

Butter, Eggs and Poultry Dip But Cotton, Steers And ‘Hogs Soar to New High:

Commodities At Highest Since World War!   Cotton, Beef And Hogs Soar To New Peaks

$25 Cattle, $19 Hogs At Chicago  A nddentin Tan Rut Butter. Faas. Poultry Drop Abruptlv

FOUR ISSUES STILL TO SETTLE IN GM DISPUTE   No Violence Reported Friday Between Pickets, Police in Philadelphia

Bomb-Laden Ship Is Safe   N. C. Man Telegraph Operator On Ship Finishing Dangerous Voyage

52 LISTED DEAD IN EARTHQUAKES   20, 000 Estimated Homeless In Tidal Waves ©

Quakes, Tidal Waves Rock Dominicans   52 Killed, Drowned; Water Wall Strikes Seaside Villages

SHIFT OF BED OF ATLANTIC CAUSES QUAKE   Haiti Residents Panic. Stricken As Tremors Cause Damages

Dominican Republic Hit By New Earth Tremors   Planes Rush Aid To Stricken Areas; Two Mild Shocks Felt Today

Planes Rush. Aid To Earthquake  ‘Ravaaded Islands In West Indies

New Caribbean Earth Quake Reported; Two Known Dead   Tremors and Tidal Waves That Resulted from  re .  Devastation is Reported in 11 Towns as Result on Disturbances——Rescue Parties Rushed to Area

Tidal Waves, Earth Shocks Spread Terror   New Tremors in Carilhbean Area Overflow Rivers, Crush Houses

Planes Rush Aid To ’Quake Victims In Caribbean Area   Casualties Uncertain  After New Tidal Wave

ISLAND SHAKEN bY EARTHQUAKE   Tidal Wave Sweeps 1 Towns In Dominican Republic

*& —NEW TREMORS REPORTED— Tidal Wave Smashes Towns, Spreads Panic, Death Among People   : Veritable Cities Of Refugees Spring Up In Uplands Of Dominican Republi

PANIC SPREADS AS NEW SHOCKS RAZE BUILDINGS   Planes Speed Help To Torr Regions; People Refuse To Stay In Houses

20,000 Persons Homeless: New Quakes, Waves   " Uplands Dotted with Refugee Cities: Red Crosse Hurries Aid

—New Earthquakes—   52 Known Dead And 20,000 Homeless In Dominican Republic

Planes  Rushing To Area Stricken   Dominican State And Puerto Rico _ Shaken Again

Casualty Figures Uncertain  As Tremors Rock Caribbean   New Shocks From Ocean Bed Shifts Strike  Haiti, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico

Quakes Bring Suffering fo Three Islands   Haiti, Puerto Rico,  And Dominican Republic Again Given Trouble by Shocks: Relief Sent

DEATH TOLL NOW PLACED AT 32 IN EARTHQUAKE AREA  TREMORS CONTINUE AS DAMAGE WROUGHT BY TIDAL WAVES VIEWED

Rush Help to Quake Zone   Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Puerto Rico Affected

FRESH TREMOR IN CARIBBEAN   ‘At Least Two Dead In Dominican Republic;  Damage Is Heavy

New Caribbean Earth Quake Reported; Two Known Deac    Devastation js Reported in 11 Towns as Result of Tremors and Tidal Waves That Resulted from  Disturbances——Rescue Parties Rushed to Area

TIDAL WAVES SHEEP TOWNS IN CARIBBEAN   Twice-Frightened Residents of Dominican Republic Fice From Homes.

Planes Rush Aid As New Tremors  Rock Caribbean   Thousands Flee As Quakes and Tidal Waves Strike Terror in Haiti, Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.

Tidal Wave Hits Caribbean Region  Quake Causes Panic; Casualties Unknown

HELP SPEEDED . 70 REGIONS STRICKEN BY EARTH QUAKES   Dominican Republic and Muerte Rico Areas Smashed by New Disturbances

Planes Rush Help To Areas Battered By Second Wave   New Quakes Send Wall of Water Over Dominican Republic =Casualties Unknow;

Aid Hurried To Newest Quake Victims   Tremor Shakes Islands of Caribbear Once More

New Earth Shocks Are Recorded   Cliffs Breaking Down and Sliding Into the Ocean   5S? PERSONS PFRISH

Devastation Is Widespread In Earthquake   New Tremors Are Felt In Dominican Republic: Only 2 Dead Reported

AID BEING RUSHED BY AIRPLANES   Areas Of Haiti, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico Stricken

GREAT DAMAGE DONE BY QUAKE   No Figures Yet On Latest Series Of Heavy Earth Shocks In Caribbean,

20,000 Left Homeless in  Violent Quake Atd] DD Log 2c. Uo...   Aid Rushed to Victims Of Tremors; At Least ‘52 Persons Are Dead

New Tremors Fatal to Two   Quakes Spread Devastation In Caribbean Republic

Rush Help To Quake  Areas   ‘No Estimate of Casualties As New Series Of Shocks and Tidal Waves Rips Caribbean

» Aid Rushed To Quake - Stricken Regions By Air   Haiti, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico Suffer; Fear Casualties High.

People Flee As Tidal. Waves Sweep Island  50 Victims Of Earthquakes In DNaminican Renublic

PLANES RUSH AID TO SECTIONS HIT BY TIDAL WAVES   GREATEST SHOCKS IN HAITI, PUERTO RICO, DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

PLANES RUSH AID TO QUAKE STRICKEN WEST INDIES AREAS   New Tremors And High Tidal Waves Yesterday Brought More Destruction

Fresh Shocks Believed To Come From Shift In  Bed OF Atlantic   Pik Sax.   Panic Spreads Among Natives   Observers Report Northern Coast Dominican Repub_ lic “Took Heaviest Beating”’

02 ARE DEAD IN VIOLENT EARTHQUAKES   At Least 20,000 Homeless in Shocks and Resultant Tidal Waves in Upheavals in the Dominican Republic.

NEW QUAKES HIT CARIBBEAN AREA   Towns Are Leveled:  Panic Spreads among Residents,

Quakes Hit Stricken Area Anew   Tidal Waves Created by Underwater Quakes Spread Chaos, Terror

52 Killed by New Quakes In Caribbean   20,000 Made Homeless In Dominican Republic; Waves Crush Houses

At Least Two Dead and Devastation is Reported from 11 Towns in Domincan Republic.

More Quakes Felt in Area Of Caribbean   Devastating Tidal Waves Have Killed 52, Made 20,000 Homeless; Aid Rushed by Government

Aid Is Rushed ToQuake Area   New Shocks Said To Come Eenm Chift in OQrann Red

Indies “Quake, Tidal Waves Spr ad Ruin   At Least 52 Known Dead, 20.000 Homeless After Series Of Upheavals

SETS DEAD IN QUAKE AT 52   Fresh Earth Shocks, Tidal Waves Batter Dominican Republic

Fresh Shocks Send New Tidal Wave Across Many Towns   No Casualties Report Available Yet; Cliffs Break Down, Slide Into Sea

Over 20,000  Are Homeless   Mountains of Water Follow Several Quakes

FRESH TREMORS ROCK SECTOR OF CARIBBEAN   Relief Planes Rush Goods to Earthquake Victims

PUERTO RICO AND DOMINICAN REPUBLIC HIT   The Netherlands West Indies Send In 15 Doctors To Aid

Planes Rush Help To Haiti; Puerto Rico and Republi   Tidal Wave Smashes lata Dominion Area; No Casualties Given

Santiago Hard Hit; Buildings Badly Damagec   Mountainous Waves Caused by Series Of Earth Tramors

QUAKES RESHAKE ISLAND  52 Dead, 20.000   52 Dead, 20,000 Homeless So Far in Dominican

Planes Rush Aid To Quake  Area Vietims   New Earthshocks Affecting Haiti, Dominican Republic and Porto Rico Worse Than Last Sunday.

Tidal Wave Covers West Indies Towns As Residents Flee   Dominican Republic Panic Spreads, Citizens Go to Hills, Live in Open; Haiti, Puerto Rico Also Stricken

Caribbean Area Hit By New Earthquake   Tidal Wave Kills Two And Destroys Many Towns; Heavy Damage Feared

Istand Shocks Continue   52 Dominicans Killed In Series of Quakes J And ° Tidal Waves.

New ‘Quakes Hit Caribbean Area   Panic Grips People Of Stricken Region

Aid Is Rushed To Islands Hit by Quake   Fresh Shocks Panic Residents of Stricken Towns

ISLANDS SWEPT BY TIDAL WAVE   Dominican Republie I Rocked By New Quake As Thousands Flee

Planes Rush Aid to Quake  Shaken Areas   Second Tidal Wave Spreads Panic Among Residents in Areas Of Caribbean Region

U.S, RESERVES ‘ALL RIGHTS TO KEY ARE   Action By” Security Council Hinted As Probable

U.N. May Act On Antarctic Claims   Rivalry for Land in Frozen Southland Is Growing

JEWS STRIKE IN PALESTINE AGAINST DETENTION CAMPS   ALL JEWISH SHOPS AND FACTORIES CLOSED TODAY— , ARABS ARE PLANNING  BOYCOTTS

Entire Japanese  Cabinet To Qui   Japanese Newsmen Told That Shidehara Cabinet To Resign Tonight Or Tomorrow

ANOTHER FINE DAY   Good Weather te Held Thru Wednesday, Says Forecaster

State Basks In Sunshine   With Warmth Reaching Up to, West Canada, No Cold Weather in Sight

HUFFMAN HIT ~-TAFT’S STAND   OHIO SENATORS: DIFFER ON _ THEIR IDEA REGARDING / THE NAZI WAR “> oRmEs ¢

Transit Strike Talks Begin   Hopes Rise for Settlement of Lancaster Trolley-Bus Strike

Record Shows May Sought ‘Bomb Contract   Phoned General Seeking Job for Combine ‘Friend’

Says May Sought Contracts  Phone Conversatior ¢hawed May   Phone Conversation Showed May  Asked Contract  for New Bonds

SAY MAY ASKED BOMB CONTRACT FOR BATAVIA   Phone Conversation of May 1945 Introduced In Evidence

MAY SPOKE FOR rPIENDS, PHONE All REVEALS   transcription Released As War Profits Probers Hear Testimony

Probers Get May’s Phone Talk Record   Hear Kentuckian’s Request in Award Of Bomb Cantract

War Department Officer Says” ‘May Protested -Cutback ‘in War Con“tract ». of . Munitions Combine . and. Urged New - Contract if : Necessarv.. 78 ;

REVEALS TALK ON SHELLS   Representative Protests For ‘Friend Of Mine’

War Department Officer Says May Protested Cutback in War Contract of Munitions Combine and Urge New Contract if Necessarv.

‘Phone Record On May  Is Aired   May Is Depicted As Fighting Cutback In Munitions

May Objected to Batavia Cuthack, Probers Are Told   Acted for ‘Friend,’ Phone Transcripts Of May, 1945, Show

STORY OF GENERAL ABOUT WAR PROFIT WILL BE ENLARGED   ‘Paper Empire’ Study Is Continued Today at Washington; Garsson to Testify in Case.   OTHER ‘INCIDENTS’ MAY BE RELATED

May Askec for Bomb  Contract   Requested Batavia — Make New Weapon, Says General Hardy

Transcription Of Phone Call Before Probers   Conversation Links May With Contract Letting

Representative Put Un Protest “For A Friend”   Keutuckian’s Conversation With Brig. Gen. Ros. well Hardy Offcred In Evidence   Concerns Cutback In Shell Contract   Officer Insists Army Ordnance Gave Garsson Interests No Special Treatment

MAY EFFORT 10 GET CONTRACT FOR BOMB TOLD   Tried to Aid Batavia Company, Witness Reveals

Urged Army 10 Give Contract To ‘His Friend’   Recorded Telephone Conversation Heard

May is Depicted as Protesting Cuthack Orders for “Friend”   Senate Committee Hears Transcript of Another Phone Conversation

WAR MUNITIONS CHIEF SAYS MAY USED INFLUENCE   PROFIT PROBERS ASK FOR MEMOS WHICH HE SAYS CONVINCED HIM

‘New Evidence Involves May   Lawmaker Depicted as Protesting Production Cutback Ordered for “Friend of Mine’?

HAD ASKED FOR ARMV CONTRACT   Requested’ W Work For Batavia Company, Phone Talk Shows   STAND   Tells Of Attempt: To Influence Officials On War Work

Seek to Learn Extent of May's Activity in Case  New Transcription Enters Testimony

GENERAL TELLS PROFITS QUIZ OF ‘PRESSURE’   Garsson Expected to Go on Witness Stand At Inquiry

NEW MAY TALK ON PHONE TOLD   Transcript Depicts Protest Of Production: —""“Gutback ~~":

Citrus Ceiling Expected  to. Be Restored ©   OPA Claims High Prices Force Action

PEACE OFFER STUDIED  IN FORMAL MEETINGS  WITH GENERALISSIMO ‘COMMUNISTS WANT  SOME CONDITIONS ‘ANnNen TO PACTS.

CHINESE CONFER WITH MARSHALL ON TRUCE PLAN  GENERAL ACTING AS  PARLEY MEDIATOR; FIGHTING MOUNTS

CHINESE REDS ACCEPT CHIANG S BID FOR MARSHALL AS MEDIATOR   REPLY SAYS COMMUNISTS AGREE IN GENERAL \ WITH. PEACE PLANK, BUT LIST CONDITIONS

Marshall Okeh In Mediation  Of China War   Communists Accept Chiang’s Offer To Call In American Envoy

Marshall Is Made Umpire In China Row   Both Nationalist And Red Factions Resume Parleys

Chinese Reds Will Listen 'To Marshall   Communists Accept Chiang’s Offer to Call in US Envoy, Halt Fighting; Will Discuss Every Suggestion {

GEN, MARSHALL TO MEDIATE CHINA'S CIVIL STRIFE   Chinese Communists Today Accepted Kai-Shek’s Proposition.   GENERAL AGREEMENT   Halt Hostilities; They Are Laying Down Specific Conditions.

Peace Offer Is Accepted ByReds   Agree to Chiang's Offer of Marshall Acting as Mediator In China’s Strife

Marshall Approved As Mediator  Chinese Reds Accept Chiang’s Offer to

‘Ghinese Reds Accept Offer On Marshall   Agree in: General With Chiang’s Plan to Halt Hostilities

Chinese Open Negotiations On Civil War   Communist Leaders Welcome Marshall as Mediator in Dispute

Welcome Marshall  As Umpire   Chinese Communists, With Reservations, — Agree With Chiang Plan; Hold Peace Talk:

“Must’ Measures Face Solons in Coming Weeks  Easter Vacation Ends Tuesday:

‘Must’ Measures Face Solons in Coming Weeks  Easter Vacation Ends Tuesday; Calendar Listed

House Returns Tuesday to Act On ‘Must’ Bill:   Price Control, Draft Law British Loan on Agenda Before July Closing

MILLS CALLS UPON McKELDIN TO QUIT   Hagerstown GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Says Baltimore  Warar fanrat Win

HIDDEN MEAT TO BE SOUGHT ~{N THE STATE   GOVERNOR ‘WANTS COMPLETE TABULATION OF MEATS NOW "IN" WAREHOUSES IN

List All Meat Lausche Edict to Storages   ’ Governor Aliso Urges Washington to Probe ‘Warehouse Supplies

COLD IS ON THE WAY   Is Expected in State Today With Northwest Winds

End Of An Era Sen. La Follette Turns Over Office Keys After 2] Years

lawmakers Out ‘n Upset Voting   Guffey, Tunnall, Briggs, May and Walsh Among Personalities Out of Job

Several Familiar Capitol Figures Are Swept Out  Walsh And Guffey Among Defeated

SLIGHTLY COOLER 15 FORECAST FOR SOME PORTIONS OF TEXAS  EAST, CENTRAL PARTS OF STATE NOT TO BE AFFECTED BY CHANGE

ONDER GIES OAELTY PATH FOR INDUSTRY   Urges Price Controls, More Production in His ’45 Year-End Report. .

SNYDER WARNS OF INFLATION   Price Controls, Production Boost Seen Needs

Price Control Must Continue Urges Snyder   Reconversion Director Makes His End Of Year Report

Price Controls, Production Held Inflation Curbs   Snyder Points Way in Year End Report to Truman, Congress

Snyder Warns Of an Economic “Pearl Harbor”   Threat of inflation Must Be Met by Price Controls and Risina Production

NeedOPA To Avert: Disaster   Price Control and Flood of Goods Only  ; Way to Head Off “Eco. nomic Pearl ‘Harbor”

Snyder Declares Inflation May Bring An ‘Economic Pearl Harbor’ To Nation

Price Controls Meet Threat Of Inflation   Reconvergion Director Sny: der Says Controls Act Must Be Fxtended. —      DEMAND OVER SUPPLY

Snyder Outlines Reconversion in Annual Report  Must Head Off  EFeonomic Dicaster

Snyder Warns on Inflation   Urges Price Controls, Rising Production

Snyder In Plea For Production, Price Controls   Both Are Necessary To Prevent Economic Pearl Harbor, He Says

Snyder Would Keep Controls On Prices   Rising Production Said Essential To Preven Inflation

John W. Snyder Says:  Need Price Controls And 'sreater Production To   Stop Economic Disaster

Snyder Declares Threat Of Inflation Must Be Met By Full Control Of Price:   Rising Production Also Would Help Head  Off An ‘Economic Pear! Harbor’

Snyder Urges Price Checks On Inflation   Yearly Report Asks Extension of Act Beyond June

MAKES CLAIM MOSCOW PACT WAS IGNORED   UNITED STATES REQUEST BULGARIAN GOVERNMENT BE ~ BROADENED IS_ASSAILED __ .BY SOVIET

Soviets Protest American Note on Bulgarian Regime   U.S. “Infringes” On Conference, Soviets Maintain

Right To Arm Isles Sought   Sweeping Trustee Powers of Former Jap Holdings Goal of U. S.

Hirohito Tells Subjects He Ts Not Divine   Issues First Major Rescript Since Defeat

TRADITIONAL MYTH UPSET BY HIROHITO   Also Admits Frankly Japan Has Lost the War

Jap -Emperor. Repudiates Own Divinity   Hirohito Frankly Admits War Lost, Pledges Pacifism

CHANGCHUN FALL 10 REDS IS EXPECTED   More Than Half Of Garrison Troops Killed In Battle

CHANGCHUN IS ABOUT TO FALL   CHINESE REDS  BLOCK HELP FOR NATIONALS

Changchun’s Fall To Reds  Is Imminent   Nationalists Unable To Reinforce Troops In Manchurian Capital

Chinese Reds Grab Changchun Airfield   Federal Troops Retreat Before Blows Against City’s Barriers

LEWIS SEEKS COAL ROYALTY FOR UMW FUND   Senators to Stud; Anti-Strike Bill On Tuesday

‘Cut on Output Of Coal Will Be Asked by Miners   Long, Bitter Fight Looms When Union And Operators Meet

ctually U.S. Election Trend leans  Little Regarding © ‘merican Foreign Policy

Election Means Little About Foreien Policy   By J. M. ROBERTS, JR. AP Foreien Affairs Anatyst

BLUM PREMIER, SEEKS CABINET   Socialist Leader, 74, Given Difficult Harmonizing Job in France

Blum Cabinet Plans Progress   Officials Confer; . Formation Expected No Later Than Monday

Local Councils Are ‘Ordered by C10 to ‘Accept Nat. Policy   Drastic Action Is Taken By “Higherups”’ to Solidify Membership

CIO Curbs Left-Wing Activities   Councils Prohibited From Issuing Statements Contrary To Policy

Drive Taking 2 Heat On . stead of Labor   Young Lovers Die In Suicide Pact

O’Daniel Ready To Talk Past (PA Deadline; Bowles Plans To Resign

Says He Will Talk Thru Sunday Night Expiration Date   Threat Countered by Senator Barkley With Intent to Hold Senate in Session Until Vote Is Reached.

Goodland Opposes  Appropriations fo  Farmer Societies Also Thinks Swiss  Cheese Grading Is Dairy Responsibility

Drop Tulsa Liquor Case   U. S. Attorney Hints Intimidation In ‘Moving for Dismissal

FEDERAL LIQUOR TRIALS DROPPEI   Charges Dismissed Against Sheriff, 15 Others When Witnesses Balk

Yugoslavs Rap Troops’ Arrest   Send U. S. Note Protesting Apprehension Of Six Yugoslav. Soldiers. ,

Senate Will Hold Session on Some:  Gifts to Women   {Mrs. Roosevelt Is Named as Among Sponsors of Ships Given Remembrances

Mead Plans Hearings on Shipbuilder’s Gifts to 6,000 Women Launchers

Mrs. Roosevelf, Admirals’ Wives Got Costly Gifts   Senate Committee Tc Probe Lavishness At Ship Launchings

Order Hearings On Gifts To Ship Sponsors   Mrs. Leahy Received $2,516 Bracelet, Ernie Pyle Widow $25 Present, Report

Chinese Government Requests American Aid In Moving Additional Armies and Has Approval of General Marshal!l-Reuters Declares Russians Are Refusing to Permit Archbishop of Strigonia to Leave Hungary

Corps Presence In Italy Termed Threat to Peace   ‘Hostile Activities’ Are Charged in Note Introduced to UNO

Yugoslavs Object To Peles Serving in British Army  Russian Gives  Protest To TINO

Russia Claims Polish Threat To Yugoslavia  USSR Charges Anders Troops Under British Are Hostile Forces

Reds Protest Polish Force   Army in Italy Seen As Threat to Peace

Reds Want Poles Ousted From Italy   Ask UNO Action As Safeguard To Yugoslavia

UNO Council Has Another Problem Child   ‘Poles inv Italy Called Thréat to Peace By “Russians  -”

REDS BRAND POLISH GROUP DANGEROUS   Tell Security Council Troops Under British Command in Italy Hostile to Slavs and Are Threat to Peace.

Secretary of Highways Pits Candidacy Against the Slate Endorsed By Party Leaders

Shroyer Remains In Contest   implies Criticiems Of State Program and . GOP Leadership

Judge Says Punishment Is Question   Witness Says Long Strike Would Put Millions of People Out of Work:

Strike Can Cost 5 Million Jobs   ee rn  Lewis’ Punishment May Be Set Tuesday

Krug Prepares Pipelines For Natural Gas   House Committee Told Lines Will be Readv in 5-6 Days

Father Kills ~ Four Children And. Himself   Left Note Saying He Wa: Despondent Because His Wife “Ran Ont’  Aguin??

Father Kills 4 Children, Self   Despondent Because Wife “Ran Out Again Leaving Me Sick Man”

Father Kills Children, Self   Killed Four Children Because Despondent Qver Wife’s Leaving

Despondent Father Kills Four of His Children and Himself: Wife Ran Away

May Be Costly Gamble.... India’s Declaration To ‘throw Off British Yoke Could Bring Civil War

SCHOOL LUNCH BILL APPROVED BY HOUSE   Measure Providing 850.000.0000 it Federal Funds Would Make Plan Permanent

U. 5. May Protest Archbishop's Trial   Civil Aspect Is Primary Interest

United States  Protest Seen In Yugo Tria!   Conviction Of Catholic Pre Jate May Result In Aetion; Officials Express “Worry”

U.S. May Protes Conviction Of Church Official   Evidence Given That Country Is Interested In Civil Affairs of Nations

U. S. MAY PROTEST TO YUGOSLAVIA ON DEATH FOR PRIEST   This Nation Interested in Civil as Weil as External Affairs of Countries

U.S. State Department Disturbed By Conviction of Slav Archbishop

United States May Make Protest Against Trial Of Archbishop Stepinac

U.S. May File A Protest ln  PME a Kea . er Rema   Concerned Over Civil Liberties Angle In Conviction Of Prelate.

berg States May Protest Method Used By Yugoslavia In Trying Accused Prelate

GUILD ASKS FOR CLARK OUSTER   Wants Justice Department Policies Reversed

Lawyers Guild Gunning For Tom Clark Because Of Justice Department Views

Lawyers Guild  Will Attempt To Oust Tom Clark   Organization Objects To “Policies’’?’ Of Dept. Of Tustice Head

LAWYERS WANT CLARK REMOVED   Irked by Policies of U. S. Attorney General

No Paper ‘Monday °  The Daily Times Herald will not be published Monday, Armistice day.   Meat Piles Up; Buyers Resisting High Prices

Christmas 1946   Will Talk Situation Over With Senator-Elect  Bricker Soon

Taft Delays. DecisionOn Future Plans   Anxious To Talk Over Presidency  With John Bricker

Taft Defers — Voicing Aims For Nomination   Withholds Decision Until Legislative Job Is Completed

Plasma Peddled On Black Mart   Wartime Donations Sold in Shanghai As ‘Quick Restorative’ at $25

Plasma Racket ls Operating In Shanghai   Surplus Bought from Red Cross Js Selling For $25 Per Pint

U.S, PLASMA ON BLACK MARKET   CHINESE MAK& RACKET OF AMERICAN 8LOOD

Blood Plasma Black Market Is Exposed In China; Operators Nabbed in Germany

Red Cross Protests Sale of U.S. Blood Plasma in Shanghai Black Market at Price of $25 a Pint

TRUMAN TRAPPED, UJ, A.W. HEAD SAYS   SENATE GROUP HALTS C. 1. 0 LEADER'S BITTER ATTACK ON VANDENBERG.

VANDENBERG PLAN IS HIT BY THOMAS   C10 President Is Opposed to Bill Of “Fact-Finders”

Opposes Fact ~ Finding Bill   Thomas’ Testimony Ends In Bitter Attack On Senator Vandenberg

FACT FINDING BILL OPPOSED BY UAW CHIEF   BITTER ATTACK ON SEN. VANDENBERG IS HALTED

British Economist Dies In Sussex   ‘Heart Attack:Given -As Cause of Death

Intelligence   Dept. Changed   Revamping State Department Service Revealed With Chief’s Resignation.

Two Killed When Train: Hits Truck, Dragging It Three- Oinrters’ of Mile

TERMINAL PAY FOR GI’, IS AIM OF NEW DRIVE   Rep. Rogers Says He Will Put Measure Before House In 20 Days

FOUR FIREMEN DIE IN FRISCO HOTEL FLAMES   30 Injured In Spectacular Blaze At Downtown Hostelry

Four Dead In Hotel Blaze   Firemen Killed Fighting Sen Francisco Fire;

Four Firemen  Killed In Blaze   Five Alarm Fire In San Francisco Fatal To Four  Fire-Fighters

4 FIREMEN DIE IN HOTEL FIRE   San Francisco Blaze Rages Early Tuesday

oan Francisco Fire  “4 Firemen Killed Battling Four Hour Blaze in Hotel

Four Firemen Die, 30 Hurt In Hotel Fire   Tragedy ’Frisco’s Worst Since 1908; 900 Cuests Flee

4 FIREMEN KILLED, 30 HURT IN SAN FRANCISCO HOTEL FIRE- WOMAN CLERK’S CALLS SAVED 200

Firemen Killed In Herbert Hotel Blaze ©   More Than 200 Guests Flee To Street, Aroused By Clerk

HOTEL FLAMES KILL 4 FIREMEN   300 Guests in San Francisco Flee in Five-Alarm Blaze

Firemen Are Victims; 240 Guests Escape   Thirty Overcome By Smoke During 4-Hour Battle

4 FIREMEN KILLED iN FRISCO FIRE   200 Hotel Guests Escape Death In $150,000 Blaze

Night Clerk Is Heroine Of Hotel Tragedy; All  Victims Were Firemen

Four are Killed, 30 Injured in $150,000 Fire   Flames Route 200 Guests from Hotel In San Francisco

FOUR FIREMEN DEAD TODAY IN HOTEL FIRE   San Francisco Has A Costly Early Mornino Rlaze   BODIES IN RUINS   Loss Is Placed By Fire ' Officials At ~ $100.000

Four Firemen Lose Lives In Hotel Fire   Blaze Worst in San Francisco Fire Dept.  kf a ee Seely TOOL

OPA Faces First Test In Senate   Bowles Hopes For Senate Reversal of House Ac tion Last Week

BOWLES THINKS EXTENSION OF OPA IS LIKELY   Believes Congress Will Heed Telegrams, Letters Of Public

Senators Defend OPA From’ Hokum’ Charge; Porter Asserts Fight Aim

Two Senators Defend Agency Against “Hokum” Charges; Hickenlooper Raps Bowles

Two Senators Assail Charge Of OPA Hokum   Porter Urges Agency Workers To Stay on Job

Cry of Hokum Denounced:  Bowles Hit   Agency Head: “Just Begun to Fight’ to Hold Prices in Line

Senators Get Embroiled In Battle Today   OPA Workers Urged To Stay On the Job

OPA Fight Just Begun, Says Porter   Two Senators Defend Agency Against Charges Of ‘Hokum’

OPA Hit By “Hokum Charge  Price Chief Says   Price Chief Says Agency ‘Has Just Begun to Fight’ For Continuation

'HOKUM' CHARGE IS LEVELLED AT CHESTER BOWLES   Wool Manufacturer Says Bowles Hands Out “Hokum”

Says OPA Guilty, of  ‘Hoku’   Solons Rush to Defense’ of Ageney; ‘Just Begun to Fight’

OPA Hokum Charge Lifts Senators’ Ire   * Solons Shout at One Another— Porter Sees Victory for Price Control Nearly Won

Angry Senators Back Porter in Defense of OPA   Barkley and Tobey Charge Business Men With False Indictment   FIGHT JUST BEGUN, GENCY CHIEF SAYS   Opposition Reached Highest Peak a Week Ago, He Tells Group

Wallace Would Extend Social Security Setup   Seeks To Embrace All Gainfully Employed  Persons In Program

Wallace Urges Social ‘Security Coverage for All Gainfully Employed

Washington Roundup  Wallace Suggests Wide Security Plan   Anderson Is Opposed to Removing Subsidy

ONE WIFE ONLY GETS Gl CHECK   Government Kills Hopes 0! Those Married Into Tribe

* Bevin Suggests Why Don't  - Russians Withdraw from Romania: German Problem Coming Up Tomorrow

Byrnes and Bevin Oppose Russia On Troop Bargain   Molotov Would Have Soviet Union Withdraw Men From Bulgaria If, Allied Soldiers Leave Italy: U. $. Seeks Austrian Treaty

British, French Would Moke Trieste International City, U. S., Russia Opposed

Big Four Is Still Deadlocked Over  Trieste Issue   But British And French Ready To Accept Internationalization Of City

Bevin, Byrnes Reject ‘Offer’   Soviets Would Pull Their Troops Out Of Bulgaria

~-MINISTERS—  Withdrawal Of Troops Big Issue  Soviet Proposal Ie Turned Down

RUSSIAN TROOP PLAN REFUSED BY U. §.. BRITAIN   Proposal On Bulgaria Met With Counter-Project Ry Bevin

Russian Bargain Plan Frowned On By Britain, VU. S.   Moscow Would Quit Bulgaria If Allies Withdraw From {taly

Molotov's Offer ls Rejected at Parley in Paris   Bevin Suggests Reds Withdraw Troops From Romania Also

SOVIETS OFFER TO QUIT BULGARIA IF ITALY IS CLEARED   BOTH BYRNES AND BEVIN OBJECT TO PROPOSED BARGAIN

Russ Deal on Troops  Refused   Molotov Proposes — Bulgaria Withdrawal if Italy Evacuated

Soviet Bargain Quit Bulgaria  Turned Down   Proposal Conditional On Allied Troops Leaving fialy; U.S. and Britain Counter Molotov Plan

Powers at Odds Over Evacuations   Russia Proposes to Leave Bulgaria if Allies Leave Italy

Byrnes and Bevin Spurn Molotov’s Withdrawal Plan   Russians Make Troop Exit From Bulgaria  Hinge on Allied Move

Byrnes Rejects Soviet Proposal   Russia Suggests Soviet Troops Be Pulled Out of Bulgaria if Allies Leave Italy

REJECT TROOP REMOVAL PLAN BY MOLOTOV   Reds Offer to Leave Bulgaria If Allies Pull Soldiers Out of Italy

Deadlock Arises On Withdrawal From Bulgaria  U.S., Russia Positions Over Trieste Delay  lenlian Danroea Tronmtyu

Predict Meeting of Big Four May Reach End Coming Week   Byrnes and Molotov on Opposite Sides in Various Matters

TROOP BARGAIN FROM REDS HIT   Byrnes, Bevin Flay Moloto\ ‘Plan On Bulgaria, Italy

BYRNES SPURNS: “RUSS PROPOSAL   Offer to Quit Bulgaria Re jected at Paris

France, Britain Favor Internationalization — U. Ss. Would Keep It Italian, Reds Would Give It to Slavs,

Byrnes, Bevin Reject Molotov Troop Bargain   Reds Offer to Withdraw Krom Bulgaria If Allies Will Leave Italy

Serr aaa. LEN EE EE  British And French Willing  To Internationalize Trieste         LI, S. and Russia Oppose Compromise Proposal To End Deadlock; Russia Offers To Quit Bulgaria If U.S.) Will Ouit Italy.

Bulgaria And Italy Issue Halts Pact   Byrnes-Bevin Disagree With Russian Envoy

Reds Would Quit Bulgaria If Allies Would Leave Italy   Byrnes And Bevin Reject Molotov's Proposal At Meet

t Russians Offer To Leave Bulgaria If Allied Troops Withdraw From Italy

Reds Will Leave Bulgaria, Molotov Says, If Allies Will Leave Italy

Russians Ask Allied Troops Leave ftaly   Molotov Says Reds Will Leave Bulgaria When Allies Withdraw Their Forees From Italy.

Big Four To End Sessions In Few Days   German Problem Is Up Tomorrow

WANTS TO BARGAIN   Russia Would Take Troops From Bulgaria If Allies Leave Italy

] British ‘And F rench’ i Willing  To Internationalize Trieste   U. S. and Russia Oppose Compromise Proposal To End Deadieck; Russia Offers. To Quit Bulgaria If U. S. Will Quit Italy. .

USANGLO DELEGATES IN PARIS OPPOSE MOLOTOV'S BARGAINING ON SOVIET EVACUATION OF BULGARIA

U. S., Britain Reject Plan Of Russians   Offer to Withdraw Troops From Bulgaria If Allied Troops Leave Italy Rejected

®Troop Removal Proposal Made By Russians   Soviets Decline Counter Offer By Byrnes and Bevin

U.S. Calls For End  ‘To Parley   Byrnes Would  Have Ministers Adjourn Till June 15, Peace Conference in July

Russ Offer To Pull Out Of Bulgaria   Soviet Proposal Made On Condition Allies Cut Italian Occupation; Byrnes Declines

RUSSIANS OFFER TO PULL FORCE FROM BULGARIA   But Byrnes, Bevin Disapprove Suggestion Allies Leave Italian Soil

‘John Steelman Holds ‘Final: Talk’ with Representatives of 250,000 Engineers and.  Tr oinmen

UNIONS FAIL TO  REACH TERMS AT  b P. M. DEADLINE STILL NEGOTIATING   FOR SETTLEMENT AT THE WHITE HOUSE

U.S. Acts To Handle Food, Mail   President Asks 18'-Cent Wage Boost Without  Chances in Rules.

All Trucks, Buses, Airlines and Water Carriers Asked To Pool Equipment To Meet Emergency.

Fail To Reach Any Agreement   Walkout Causes Confusion In Eastern Railway Stations; Many Trains Canceled; Walkout Due to Take Effect In Midwest at 4 P.M.

United States Clamps Control on Non-Rail Transport With Strike Apparently On.   ODT ASKS POOLING OF OTHER LINES   Bus, Air, Water Carriers and Functioning Roads Called on For Food and Mail Aid.

Strike Scheduled At 4 P. M. Today   Railroad Management Negotiators Will Confer With President Truman; More Than Third Of Coal Miners Idle

Brotherhoods, Carriers Meet At White House   Steelman Invites All Groups For Parley To Settle Labor Dispute

Confer With  Truman   Trainmen and Operators Still in White House As Deadline for Strike  Approaches Zero Hour

Freight Embargo Order [s Drafted For Prompt Use   Presidential Labor Adviser Pays  Visit To Chief. Of Brotherhoods

Leaders Have No Report At Deadline   Truman Attends Garden Party as White House Meet Continues

An Embargo On Freight Movements   The White House “Assumes” Strike Has Started As Talks Continue

Rail Strike Deadline Comes Without Agreement; Parley Reported to Be Continuing   With Deadline Passed Government Clamps Controls Over Non-rail Transportation to Carry Essential Food and Mail

Union Heads In Conference With Truman —   Call for Management Negotiators Comes An Hour After Union Heads Arrive — Johnston Promises Statement After  Conference——Strike Scheduled for 4:P. M.

Strike Set For 4 P. M. Unless  Paet Is Reached   Truman Hae Been Confers ring With Brotherhood TLeads and Management Sinee Noou   Freight Embargo  Order Is Prepared   Steelman Sees Whitney and Johnston Before They See President, Bar ts Silent On Any Offer

Truman Calls — Negotiators To ‘White House   Summons Goes Out After Brotherhoods Give Truman Reply To Compromise Proposal

Rail and Union Heads Meeting With President  Walkout Deadline 4 o'Clock

ON COMPROK HIS   Eastern Representative: af Engineers’ Union Sees No Hone of Aecard

TEMPERATURES   Feverish Conferences  Being Held In Effort To Halt 4 p. m. Strike

Last Minute Meetings Take Place in White House This Afternoon With Deadline Due at 4 p. m.   FIVE-DAY TRUCE IS DRAWING TO CLOSE

Leaders Gather At White House To See Truman   Plans Prepared In Case Walkout Can Not Be Prevented

Government Puts Controls On Non-Rail Transport To Haul Essential Food, Mail

Temperatures   Stations Jammed as Deadline Arrives; Government Acts to Take Over Nation’s  Non-Essential Transportation in Crisis

Government Braces Self  For Emergency   Office of Defense Transportation Has Plans Prepared to Mobilize Transport

TRUMAN. HOLDS MEETING WITH RAILROAD MEN   Railroad Lines Begin to Cut Train Runs as Deadline Nears

Crews Leave Trains At 4 P.M. Deadline Hour  Still No Word  From Chieftains At White House  / eee ee  peo

Truman Calls Principals To  White House   Nationwide Walkout Is Set For Late Afternoon

Truman Talks With Rival Rail Leaders   Decision Due Before Deadline At4P, M. Today

Rail Workers. Set To Go Out at 4 P. .M. Unless Peace Is Made   Drastic Tie-Up of Nation’s Transportation Appears Probable; Officials Have Orders. ‘Ready for: -"Impdsing Embargo on Shipments. -

TwoDelegations Call on Truman   White House Making “Every Effort” to Avoid Walkout, Ross Says 2 Hours Before Deadline -.

Call Management Negotiators In For Talk With Truman   Issues Order for Meeting 60 Minutes After Trainmen, Engineers Report To White House

Leaders At White House   Government, Union, Rail Company Heads in Conference With Trumen

Rail Freight Embargo Is Made Ready If Railroad Workers Continue Strike

Officials Closeted At White House With Union And Carrier Representatives   No Word Received Krom Conferences   Statement Says Every Ef fort Being Made To Avert Walkout

‘Every Effort’ Being Made to Avert Walkout Set for 4 p. m,   White House Calls in erators After Talk With Unions   RIiViernrwy

Truman Calls Rival Leaders To Conference   “Every Effort” Being Made to Break Deadlock

Management Negotiators Join Brotherhood Heads In Washington Confab  4 P. M. TODAY      Deadline For Railroaders’ Walkout; Freight Embargo Is Readied

Another Carrier to Be Sent To Troubled Mediterranean Area   RUMORS OF INVASION CALLED “WAR OF NERVES”

5 Amendments Made in. Face o Bowles’ Attack  Senate, House Still Split on 4 Major Points.

House, Senate Conferees Near Agreement on Bill To Extend Price Controls

AGREEMENT 0 OPA BILL MAY COME MONDAY   Conferees Still Must Clear Such Hurdles as Meat And Oil Controls

FRAMERS OF OPA BILL DISREGARD BOWLES’ WISHES   Conferees Approve Five Out of Six Amendments Denounced As “Booby Traps” By Stabilizer.   FOUR MAJOR POINTS REMAIN UNSETTLED   Group to Take Up Remaining Differences Monday — Downey Says “An Impasse Still Is Possible.”

Only 4 Points Block Approva Of OPA Bil   Secrecy Rule On Hearings fe Lifted

Four Points Yet Unseftled in HouseSenate OPA Dispute   Present Law Dies June 30 Unless Extension is Made

Major Points Price Control ‘Unsettled   Conferees Approve Five Of Six Amendments Denounced By Director Rowl]ec

‘Booby Trap’ Points Ratified   House, Senate Group Agree On Six OPA Am endments. —

GROUP PUSHES WORK ON BILL Bowles-Opposed Amendments Ie OPA Setup Approved By Solons.

OPA ‘Booby  Traps’ Passed  Ageney Expires Sunda: Unless Coveress Acts

Bowles Given Brush Aside by Conferees   Alleged Booby Traps Are Given Approval; Four Issues Unsolved

AGREEMENT REACHED ON ALL BUT FOUR BiG POINTS IN OPA BILL  CONFEREES ANNOUNCE NEW ISSUES REMAIN

4 issues Block Price M      Total Agreement Expected Monday on OPA as Joint Committee Drafts Compromises

BOOBY TRAP’ CLAUSES WIN OKEH OF UNIT   Fate of Meat Controls Still to Be Settled By Joint Group

Congress Agrees On All But Four OPA Points   Length of Extension and Lifting of Price Controls on Meat, Dairy Products Still Are Among Issues to Be Decided

 Conferees. pprove Five ooby Traps’   Amendments of OPA Bill Denounced by  Bowles Okehed; Four Key Points Undecided

Conferees Approve Five Amendments That Bowles Had Denounced as ‘Booby Traps’

Conferees Agree  on Amendments in OPA Measure  Four Major Points of Dispute Yet to Be Settled

The Vote In High Point   Joint Senate, House Group Favors OPA Amendments

Four Points Holding Up  Conference   Senate-House Conferees In Accord on Most of Provisions in Measure For OPA Extension

Time Presses As Congress Seeks Accord  On OPA Law   Conferees Disagree On Important Items Ceoneerning Pricing

Were Decried As ‘Booby Traps In Bowles Talk   Four Points Of Disagreement Still To Be Settled At Monday Meeting

Conferees OK OPA Booby Traps   Meet Monday Night For Final Action

Agreement on OPA is Nearing  Cannte.Mance Aarse   Senate-House Agree On All But 4 Points

Agreement Is Reached on 8 OPA Points   4 Items Unsettled:; Conferees Recess Until Monday

Deadline Is Near on OPA  Extensions   Conferees Struggle With OPA Price Extension Compromises; Expiration Date Is Tune 30

—IMPASSE-- % Conferees  To Resume Monday   Amendments H:'t by Bowles as ‘Booby Traps’ Adopted

Reach Accord On All But 4 Major Points   Eight Changes Provided For in Extension Bill

Solons Retair Booby Traps In OPA Bill   Time Element Presses Conferees in Resolving Dispute

BOOBY TRAPS’ ARE INSERTED IN OPA BILL   PRICE CONTROL LAW DUE TO EXPIRE JUNE 30

OPA Conferees In Agreement On Most Points   Extension Length Among Prablems Still Unsettled

‘Booby Trap’ Pricing Plans Get Approval   Four Major Points Remain in Dispute Between Conferees

ClO Says That Industry Can Boost Wages   “History's Highest Corporate Profits’’ Claimed By Unian

Five Men Hold Key to Railroad Strike Settlement   Government Presses Efforts in Coal Mine Crisis But Railroad Strike Looms as Another Obstacle

Chiang Proclaims Free China to Big Crowd in Shangha   Generalissimo Asks Audience to Follow Example of Allies

China Now Free,  Declares Chiang   Half Million Hear Chief at Shanghai

China Is Free, Independent, Chiang Asserts   Nation’s Future to Be Outlined at Parley Today

China Is Free, Independent, Chiang Asserts  Nation’s Future to Be Outlined  Pe a, ee, Gn ee Beene

Two Montana Doctors Say Compulsory Health ‘Insurance Un-American

Plan Offered For Terminal Food Markets   Legislature Lo Get Bill Asking Outlets For Farm Products

Tells Votine Power   Japs on Trial Prefer Death to Hirohito’s Harm

Churchill Hailed in New York   Says United States Stands At ‘Summit Of Human Affairs’; Speaks Tonight

World Looks To America,  Says Churehill   Communist Demonstration Broken Up As He Speaks In New York

Traman Wins Support for Admitting Jews   Ominous Signs in Pales tine as British Move Out Deporters

TRUMAN'S QUOTA PLAN   President Suggests Making U. S. Haven For Limited Number

TRUMAN MAY GET SOME BACKING ON HAVEN PLAN   See International Action As Only Solution Of Europe's Problem

WOULD CREATE A HAVEN HERE FOR 50.000 YEARLY   Leaders Consider Solution Only Temporary One

CAPITOL TALKS RAISED QUOTAS   Solons Say Real Solution . Lies In Palestine

Capitol Backs Jewish Haven Role for U. S.   Truman’s Plea May Result in Relaxed Tromirralion Bars

TRUMAN WOULD LIFT QUOTAS ON IMMIGRATION.   Would Admit More Displaced Europeans, Including Jews

IMMIGRATION QUOTAS MAY BERAISED ©   Suggestion Is to __ Receive 50,000 Displaced Persons

Refugees May Find Haven Ix United States   Legislators Predict Immigration Quota To Be Given Boost

Haven for Refugees . “Congressmen Back Plan Tae Boost US. Ouctac

SUPE CT 10 RULE ON EVICTIONS    Unlawful Actions: dit By Justice Department

EXECUTIVE GROUP OF LEGION ASKS INVESTIGATION OF VA   NATIONAL COMMITTEE BACKS STELLE’S DEMAND FOR INQUIRY INTO VETERANS AGENCY

'Yenan Prepares  For All- Out War      Chinese Red Capital Expects Attack By Central Forces.

Brace For Assault By Chiang On Yenan....  Reds In China Gird For Coming Death Struggle

CHINESE REDS FEAR ATTACK ON CAPTITAL   Are Preparing Yenan for a State of Siege—Clean Break With Kai-shek Brings Grave Situation to China.

Chinese Red Center Look: For Attack   Yenan Strips For Action— Becoming Like  Ghost City

Nine Killed, 12 Injured In Crash   Passenger Train Crashes Into Truck Carrying Workers

Passenger Train Plows Into Truck Jammed With Workers: Ten Killed

NINE KILLED AS TRUCK CRUSHED   Twelve Others Seriously Injured When Train  Hits Vehicle

3 POWERS SPLIT ON DISARMAMENT AND USE OF VETO   U. S. and Russia Ready to Give A-Bomb Priority on Limitation Program, But  Britain Opposes.   REDS ALONE SUPPORT PRINCIPLE OF VETO   Political Committee of U. N. Assembly Meets Today Under Plan to Speed Up  Current Session.

U.S., Soviet Would Put Bomb At Top   Two Powers Remain Far Apart On ¥eto  Pee In Phisarmanient

U. S., Russia Join In Urging Bomb Priority   Two Powers Stay Far Apart On Veto Principle

U.S. Supports Russian Stand  On Atom Bomb   Powers, However, Are Not in Agreement on Application of Veto

US, Russia In Agreement On Atom Control  Should Come First n Program For — Ame Curh

Two Nations Remain Far Apart However, On the Matter of the  Vata

U.S. Joins Red Plan to Limit Atom   Still With English on Use of Veto for Disarmament Proaram

U.S. Okehs Soviet A-Bomb Stand   Agrees on Scrapping Weapon Ist; Rans Disarmanient, Veto Tie

U.S. Joins Russia In Giving A-Bomb Highest Priority   Two Agree on Arms Trim But Differ Widely on Veto

U.S. AND RUSSIA AGREE ON ATOM BOMB. PRIORITY   Two: Disagree o on. Appli“cation: of. Veto . to. -. Disarmament: <°

U.S. Asks UN ‘Priority on Atom Curbs   Still at Odds With Reds on Use of ‘Veto’

United States Seeks Early Atomic Talk:   Joins Russia in Asking UN to Give Subject First Place on Disarmament Agenda

U.S., Soviet in Accord on Atom Control Rating   Nations Widely Apart on Other Vital Issues

Russians, U.S. Back Top Atom Bomb Priority   British Tusist All Modern Means of War Be  , eee rT

BAN ON ATOM BOMB 10 GET U.S.A. SUPPORT   POWERS STILL WIDE APART ON VETO OF DISARMAMENT

Would Give Atomic Bomb Top Priority In U. N. Arms Talk U. S. and Russia, How ever, Remain Apart on Veto

QUO’ WINNER DIES, ANOTHER IS KILLED IN RACE ACCIDENT   George Robson, George Barringer Dead; Twe Are Injured in Pile-uy at Atlanta Track.   JUMP FROM AUTO BLAMED IN DEATH

Lewis Remains Silent: Disobediance LikelyTo Land Him Behind Bars

12,000 Out  Dramaturaly Pr MUIUTUEUIY  Spreading Stoppage   Spreading Stoppage Idles 272 Mines, Cuts Production One-Fifth

BABY BLINDED AS CARRIAGE FIRED   Child Asleep In Vehicle As Mother Visits In Anartment m

Ex-Marine Changes Name as Tribute To Buddy Who Died on Guadalcanal

Gross And Guffey Tangle ~ Over Remark To Veteran   Representative Charges Senator “insulted” Ex-Service~~ man In York Saturday Night—-Latter Denies It

Guffey Denies Insulting Vet   Incident at York Put in Record by Congressman Gross

Force Backs UNO Charter He Promises   Secretary Attacks Looting of Enemy, ‘War of Nerves’

PREPAREDNE $$ IS CALLED ONLY ROAD TO PEACE   Secretary Of State Sees No ® Reason For War Between Any Great Powers

U.S. Ready to Fight to Protect UNO Charter   Back of the Headlines

BYRNES SAYS .  UNOISROAD  TO PEACE   Mus t Be Defended , By Foree If

[PRINCIPLES OF UNO CHARTER TC BE DEFENDED   Secretary of State Outlines Policy To Press Club

U. $. WILL FIGHT TO UPHOLD UNO PACT - BYRNES   Secretary of State Terms It “The Only Road To Peace’

BYRNES SAYS U. S. DEFENDS UNO CHARTER   Will Fight If Necessary For UNO Principles

States Americ a Interpretation —  ‘of P rinciple: es :   Applauded For Strong 7 Stand. By Senate Foreign Relations Committee

U.S. TO FIGHT IN DEFENSE OF UNO CHARTER   Secretary of State Byrnes Declares America Will Live Up to Covenant.

U. §. Will Fight To Defend UNO, Byrnes Declares  ‘Road to Peace, _- .Seeretarv Asserts

‘We'll Fight For Peace Says Byrnes   United Nations Must Adhere to Charter Warns Secretary

U.S. Will Defend Charter - Byrnes   Secretary Of State Speaks At Overseas Press Club Dinner

Will Defend. UNO Charter Says Byrnes   Secretary of State Admits Conditions ‘Not Reassuring’

U.S. To Fight  For Charter   Byrnes Says We'll Defend Principles

BYRNES WARNS ~ALUED POWERS ON AGGRESSION   Declares U. S. Will Fight If Necessary to Uphold UNO Principles   ASKS PEACETIME ORAFT   No Need for War If Major Nations Heed Charter, He Maintains

UNITED STATES WILL FIGHT FOR UNO PRINCIPLES   Byrnes Says U. S. Intends to Defend Charter

BYRNES HAILS UNO PACT AS ROAD TO PEACE   Says Nation Will Use Force, If Necessary, to Prevent Any Aggression

Country Must Defend Is Promises, Secretary Declares.  ACTION OF POWERS REASON FOR WORDS  Nations, However, Not Named In Address Last Night.

U. $. to Fight Any Aggressor Byrnes Says   Deplores Conduct Of War of Nerves By Anv Bia Power

Washington ’ “Again. Joins ~ Republicans   State’s GOP. Elgcts. U.S: Sen. and. Three Representa tives and Lead in: Two Othe  Pin hem meeh inal Tht thtabe

Cain, Holme: Winners in State Vote   Washington in Republican Fold Again; Wallgren’s Referendums, Initiative No. 166 Voted Down

What, No Television!  Green Bay Opens World's First Auto Radio-Telephone Service

Christmas Seals Now On Sale   ', »» Your Protection: Against Tuberculosis

The Sale of. Christmas Séals Soon to  Begin.-. What Money is Used For

Guthrie Wins Pre-Job Tilt Jn Gaming   SHERIPB-ELBST VICTOR AND 2 ~ HELD, FOR CONSPIRACY TO  BRIBR. .

Young Dallas Sheriff-Elect Jails Three in Big-lime Attempt To Control Gambling for Chicago Syndicate

Gambling Bribe Of $500,000 A Year Ic Refused By Dallas Sheriff-Elect

WAR ASSETS ADM. AFTER CHISELERS      : To Crack Down - On Irregular Operations

WAR ASSETS BODY TO RACK DOWN ON “CHISELERS®   Federal Agency Tightens Rules, increases Staff. To Check Frauds

Poland Alone Endorses Soviet Proposal... .  Atomic Conferees Leave Veto Issue Deadlocked: Work On Control Plans

Council Heading ToBomk  Control   Veto Issue Is Left In Deadlock As Poll Taken

Most UN Delegates See Merit In Both Plans; Group Named _ To Work Out Plan and Amicable Start Made.

ATOMIC VETO STILL TIED UP   Only Poland Supports Reds Atom Proposal

Atom Control Plan Gets Further Study   Amicable Start on Proposal; Veto Issue Left Deadlocked

See Merit In Both  A-Plans   U. N. Commission Hopes to Mesh U.'S., Soviet Proposals Into Workable Control Plan

U. S., Russian Atomic Plans Go To Special Study Groups   UL N. Commissioners Bevin Amicable Move To Control A-Power

Begins Work on World  Atomic-Contro! Plan   UN Leaves U.S.-Soviet Veto Question to Tackie  Universal Control Plan Crbickestaess te ATT

UN Turns to Problem of Atom Bomb   Delegates Leave Issue of Veto in Deadlock, Head For Start on Set-Up to Conirol Atomic Energy

Veto Question ls Deadlocked   Opposite Views Between Two Nation:

Conferees Labor To Solve Atomic Control Problem   Merits of Russian, U. S. Proposals Cited By Delegates

U.N. To Bypass Bomb Deadlock  To Let Veto Issue Ride Until Later

United Mations Deadlocked Over Afomie Control   VETO POWER BRINGS UP DISPUTE BETWEEN -U. S. AND REDS

UN Conferees Ponder World Atom Control   Committee Gets  UY. S., Red Plans

A-Bomb Stilt U.N. Question   Only Poland Gives Unqualified Endorsement Of Russien Plan

U. N. Tackles World Control Plan For Atom   ‘Conferees Leave Veto Issue Deadlocked for Friendly Start

UN. Atom Conferees Study World  Plan for Controls on Development

OPTIMISM RISES ON ATOMIC RULE   Commission Hopes To Joir U. S. And Russian Plans

U. $., Russian AtomicPrograms Still Far Apart  International Control Plan Mav. Be Obtained   International Control Plan May: Be Obtained By Merging Proposals

Veto Issue on  Atom Deadlocked   Working Committee Set Up to Draft an International Plan

U.N. Atomic Conferees Head For Amicable Settlement Of World Control Controversy   Leaves Veto Issue Deadlocked Between Opposite Views Of U. S. And Russia

Atomic Conferees Make Fresh Start   Veto Question Is Temporarily Shelved

Commissioners Hope to Merge Two Plans  Into One Workable  Program  Council to Meet     Security Group Is Due to Meet on Spanish Issue

Most UN Delegates Set - Merit In Both “Plans  Group  Named Te Work Out Plan ‘anc Amicable. Start Made.

U. S. Reserves Its Position on Action of Sovie' Officials in Ordering Vessel Out of Dairen

General Strike Alarm Silly, Union Man Says   AFL Pickets to Fight if ClO Group Tries to Join Them

C10 Unit Seeks To Participate In Making Policy   AFL Leader Denies Plans Made To Call For General Strike

Father of 10 Finds Civilian Life Too ‘Costly; Army Offers $315 Each Month

SOLVES RIDDLE BY ~ JOINING U.S. ARMY   Father of Ten To Get $315.96 Par Manth

FATHER OF TEN CHILDREN = ——SOLVES-FINANCE-PROBLEM   MAN WHO ENLISTS IN ARMY “WILE RECEIVE $315 MONTHLY AS BUCK PRIVATE

TELEPHONE WALKOUT SCHEDULED   Wage Negotiators Fail to Agree At 16 Hour Meeting

Government Moving Drastically To Avert Paralyzing Tie-Ups   Telephone Workers In Conference With Labor Leaders Today Strike Call Is Issued  To Trainmen and Engineers.

U. S. OFFICIALS SEEK TO AVERT PHONE STRIKE   No Settlement Made Despite Lengthy Session; Railroad Walkouts Scheduled

Two Rail Unions Slate Walkouts To Begin Monday   Emergency Meeting Fails To Settle Row Between NFTW, Firm

Pricedat $1.50 a Foot, Thousands of Christmas Trees Dumped or Burned

British Make Bid To Keep Full Scale Strife From India   Sub-Continent Independence Plan Considered At Stake

Try to Prevent  India Civil War   Deadlock by the Congress Party  And Moslems

India on Brink Of Full Clash   British Urge Parley To Stave Off Clash

Confusion Marks Second Day Of Pittsburgh Tieup   Sympathy Walkouts Being Called Result Of Mueller Being Jailed   INDUSTRY IS HARD HIT BY POWER LACK  + Sie see, aie di wi eee, ee

LITTLE HOPE HELD. FOR EARLY SETTLEMENT OF IGT. FALLS CLERK STRIKE

MAY SUBMIT TREATY MADE 25 YEARS AGO   Pact Signed In February 1921 Between Russia and Iran May Be "Surprise" Witness"   COPY PLACED ON FILE

UNO Expected To Hear Of Old Pact   franian Ambassador Given Complete Support of Premief

GOUGED OUT EYES OF US. TROOPS   ARMY EEPORT REVEALS MORE NAZI ATROCITIES DURING BATTLE OF BULGE.

RECORD SALES TAX REPORTED   Reflects Greatest Quarter Business In lowa History

MAY ADOPT STETTINIUS COMPROMISE   Britain Not Sdtisfied But Apt to Accept

Three Medals To Be Presented On Dec. 17 To Huston B. Cox In Pembroke

Three Medals To Be Presented On Dec. 17 To Huston B. Cox In Pembroke   SILVER STAR MEDAL

1949 DRAFIEES 10 BE RELEASED   Speedup of Discharges to Cut Strength, Save Money.

ARMY SLATES RELEASE SOON FOR DRAFTEES   Military to Stress  Volunteer Force Under Plan

Cut Slatea  to Reduce Expenses   Program to Reduce Strength by 435,000 to 1,310,000 Men

TO DISCHARGE ALL 1945 DRAFTEES  Will AllBe   ‘Will All Be Out by Dec. 31 Of This Year

DRAFTEES OF ‘49 NEAR DISCHARGE   All Taken In Last Year by Selective Service Are to Be Out by Bec. 34

All 1945 Draftees Ordered Released by Endof This Year   Economy Order Affects 235,000; Army Predicts 50 Million Saving

CANDY-TASTING MEDICINE KILLS CHILD   Sad Christmas For Mr. ana Mrs. : Ben Dreesen, Jr. of Little - -- Roek .

CANDY-TASTING ME+. DICINE KILLS CHILD   Sad Christmas For Mr. and Mrs _ Ben Dreesen, Jr. of Little - . Rook

SENATE OKAY SEEN FOR WAGE COMPROMISE   Farm Amendment Backers Still Insist on Vote Showdown

60 Cent Pay Base Neared  ’ €amynroemise Facine   , Compromise Facing Approval In Senate

50-CENT FLOO ON WAGES SEEN   Last-Ditch Attack Made On Boost In Farm Prices

COMPROMISE ON BASE WAGE   Battle Presidentially Opposed Amendment To Up Farm Prices

Battle Farm Price Boost .  Senate aenaied To OK Compromise Base Of 60 ‘Cents For Minimum Pay

Wage Base Of 60 Cents Said Likely   Amendment Designed To Boost Prices U Crem Praducte In For Bitter Struagle

Compromise New Industrial ‘Wage Base Of 60 Cents An Hour Near Senate Approval   Last-Ditch Fight On To Kill Amendment Designed To Boost Farm Prices

Senate To Okay  Wage Compromise   60 Cents An Hour Will Be Basis; Amendment Faces Fight

Approval Seen For Compromise Wage Miniinum, But Close Vote  Likely on Parity Rider.

Sen. Russell To Fight To Retain Parity Formula   Farm Amendment Is Opposed by Truman; Veto Is Threatened

GO-CENT WAGE BASE IS FAVORED   Big Fight Looms over Farm Parity Price Proposal

RED THOMPSON, NORAH MARRIED   Couple Exchange Vows a Willicm Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh, Pa.

Miss Carpenter And “Red” Wed   Parents of Three Remaining Quads Married In Pittsburgh

END BUSINESS ON NOVEMBER 4   10,000 Paid Employes Oi - 1,642 Local Boards Being Dismissed   SIX WORKERS HERE AFFECTED BY ORDER

At the Same ‘Tine Removes Ceilings From Various = Artieles © of Clothing. Ten Thou egnd ta Taen Inhe

Regional, Rent Offices Remain  Paid And Volunteer Workers Decreased

LOCAL RATION BOARDS WILL CLOSE NOV. 4   Ordes for Closing Is Issued As Further Controls End

Decontrol Policy Rolls on as More Ceilings Cave In   Regional Control, Rent . Area Offices to Remain. Under the New Setup

10,000 OPA Employes Will  Be Dismissed   Dying Agency Lifts Ceilings From Various Articles of Clothing

Few Controls To Be Handled By 61 Regional Offices   Large List Of Clothing And Scattering Of Othe: Items Removed From Ceilings; 650 Area Rent Officers Remain

CEILINGS TAKEN OFF CLOTHING, SILVER, STEEL   Agency’s Curtailment Provides for Dismissal Of 10.000 Paid Woartoere

Ten Thousand Paid Workers Will Be Fired   Area Rent Control Offices Remain Open—OPA. Decontrols Hats, Handbags, Neckties © and Other Appore!

Agency Decontrols More Articles of Wearing Apparel, Alloy Steel, Silver

-Employes To Be Dismissed; Fast-Disappearing Agency Announces New Decontrols

WINDUP ORDE FIRES 10,000 PAID WORKERS   CEILINGS REMOVED ON MANY ITEMS OF CLOTHING

Price Ceilings Removed trom  Apparel Items   Silver, Steel Tubing, Scouring Powders and Iron Ore Decontrolled

AMERICAN NOTE  - HANDED MARSHA   Maintains Frontier Infringement: U.S. Planes “Deliberate;”  Satisfaction Promised

NAZI ACCUSES U.S. OF ATTACK — - Von Ribbentrop Says Jap Blow Was Not Expected By Germans

Japanese Attack Blow fo Germany  Von Ribbentrop Says lt Was Not Wanted +

Seek Formula to End Strike of Airline Pilots  Government Girds for Showdown With J. L. Lewis

@ PAUL MALLON—   Stabilized Peace Practically Impossible at Big 4 Meeting

‘SEEK ‘GUINEA PIG’ CITY   New Tuberculosis Vaccine Intensifies U.S. Research

Spaniards Learn Franco Must Go   Madrid Newspapers Finally Publish Advice Of Allies

Waterway Backed By Secretary   Henry Wallace Informs Senate Group Great Project Is Essential To Foreign Trade

Calls For ‘Uprising of Common Sense To Sweep From Power’ Those WhoCreated This Situation In Keynote Address To The Young Republicans

Atom Bomb Test May Take Place  Sunday Afternoon   Thousands Await Signal For Preparations For Drop. ping Bomb At Bikini Atoll   TIME OF TEST TO DEPEND ON WEATHER

Nazis Advise  China Clique on Civil War   Nationalist Generals Prepare for Finish Fight against Reds

‘Reactionary Clique. Seen Preparing Finish Fight Against!  Cammunists

REACTIONARY CHINA GROUP PLANS WAR   Believe Chiang Unable to Halt Finish Fight

“NAZIS ACCUSED OF STIRRING UP NEW BATTLES   Reactionaties Under Chiang  Said Planning To Wipe Out Communists

NAZIS TAKING HAND IN CHINA         Finish Fight Against Reds Indicated; Chiang Unable To Restrain Actions

NAZI ADVISORS if CHINA HELP RATIONALISTS PLAN WAR AGAINST COMMUNISTS

REACTIONARIES IN CHINA PLAN FINISH FIGHT   Clique of Generals and Officials Being Assisted by Nazi Advisers.

Mayor Of Stee City Deplores Power Strike   Pittsburgh's AFL Trolley Operators To Vote On  Return To Work

Pittsburgh  Mayor Urges  Arbitration Strike Is Worse   Strike Is Worse Than. Depression, Lawrence Asserts

New York to California in an Hour— Former Nazi Designer Says Supersonic Planes Near

Hunger Strike by Jews Is Nearing an Enc   Tension Slackens as Many Resume Eating Their Meals

Repubiicans Drive to End Filibuster   G. 0. P. Senators Demand Action to Curb Speech Marathon Now Going on Againat FEPC Bill

G0. . SENATORS DEMAND CURB ON FEPG FILIBUSTER   Ready to Take Initiative in Move to limpose  “Bsne Ryle®

Relief Agencies Council Formed  Will Bring Help To Former Enemy.

RECORDS BARE BILL: PAYMENTS FROM GARSSON   Footed Expenses Of Guests At Gotham Wedding Of His Daughter

Hear Garsson Paid Hotel Bill of May And Officers ‘At Wedding of Daughter

PAID FOR MAY AND OFFICERS AT WEDDING   Records Read as Evidence in Senate Investigation ef War Profits,

Garsson Paid Rep. A. May’s Party Costs   Senate Hears Army Officers Get Orders For Wedding Party

Garsson Paid May's Hotel Bill Probers Told   Munitions Man Also Furnished Rooms for Army Men, Charge

New May Link To Garsson Revealed   Munitions Maker Paid Hotel Bill at New York; Army Officers Faked Travel Orders to Attend Wedding

‘Secretary Says ‘Freeman Also  Approached Her   Ex-Congressman Dickstein, Now Judge Says Calls to Garssons ‘Purely Social’

AT 44 WEDDING OF GARSSON'S DAUGHTER   Army Officers’ Bills Paid Too

SECRETARY _ ASKED TO BE LITTLE HAZY   Dickstein Says Calls Were Social

DID UNCLE SA PAY BILLS FOR GARSSON FUN?   Evidence Tends to Show He Footed Some of Them .

EIGHT PERSONS KNOWN DEAD IN TEXAS TORRENT   Property Damage At San An tomio Expected To Reach $5,000,000

Eight Bodies of Disaster Victims Are Recovered   Hundreds Still Await Rescue; Property Damage Is $5,000,000

HundredsIn San Antonio Homeless In  Sudden Flooc   Property Damage is High; Fight Known To Be Dead; Looting Of  Residences Reported

Flood in Texas Takes Heavy Tol   Eight Bodies Found; Four MPs Are Listed Among the Missing

8 KNOWN DEAD IN FLOOD WAKE AT SAN ANTONE   Rooftops, Trees Afford Safe Perches For Many As Water Rises

TEXAS FLOOD DEATH TOLL RISES TO §&   San Antonio Property Dam: age More Than 5 Millions

 Back of the Headlines      Vitality of Nazi Idea Points to Future Trouble

Action Of Pittsburgh Judge Catches Union Lead ers By Surprise   WALKOUT WAS SET EARLY THIS MORNING

War Correspondent Recalls  Scene Which Carries Vivid Reminder For Memorial Day   By LARRY NEWMAN

RETAIL CIGARETTE PRICES INCREASED   Boost Of Half-Cent Per Package On Multiple Sales Becomes Effective Today

Cigaret Prices Are Increased  Half Cent a Pack Hike on Two Packs

OPA INCREASES CIGARET PRICES   Multiple Pack and Machines Sales Up

Holiday Death Toll Over 500   Mississippi One of Six ‘ States Reporting No Fatalities

fa MEET VIOLENT DEATHS ON HOLIDAY   248 Killed in Traffic Accidents Frem Friday to Midnight Tuesday.

SUDDEN END TO LIFE  HALTS BEGINNING OF  NEW YEAR FOR MANY TRAFFIC CRASHES KILL  17; SLAYINGS TEN; FIVE DIF IN FIRES

Death Toll Across Nation Mounts To More Than 500; Traffic Accidents Are High

Traffic Mishaps Take 247 Lives; Pennsylvania Top: Alf In Fatalities

Holiday Toll Of Lives 530   248 Traffic Victims With 281 Violent Deaths From Other Causes

528 Persons Die During Holidays   43 Texans Meet Violent Deaths. Report Shows

Michigan Toll Reaches 29 For Long Week-End   247 Meet Death In Traffic Accidents Throughout Nation

Death Toll for Holiday Passes 900   PENNSYLVANIA LEADS COUNTRY WITH 46; CALIFORNIA HAS 31

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL WELL OVER THE 500 - MARK   Traffic Accidents Account For Almost Half Of Fatalities: Six States Report No Violent Deaths During Four - Day Holiday Period.

Over 500 Die Violently Over Holiday   528 Persons Killed from 8 p.m. Friday to Midnight Tuesday; Traffic Accidents Account for 247 of Total

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL HITS 530   29 Killed In Michigan; Traffic Fatalities Ace count For Haif

New Year Holiday Celebrations Cost Lives ot Uyer 5UU   At Least 248 Killed in Traffic Accidents Up Until Last Midnight

Holiday Toll Proves Heavy   Over 500 Are Dead, U. S. Survey Shows

HOLIDAY DEATHS PASS 500 MARK THIS MORNING   A Survey Across the County Showed That at Least 530, Persons Were Killed.   MET VIOLENT DEATHS   The Tabulation Listed 248 Were Killed In Traffic Accidents.

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL TOPS 530   248 Are Traffic Victims; Ohio =x Total Set at 23° -”

SURVEY SHOWS HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE IN TRAFFIC   Thirteen Meet Violent  Deaths in lowa During Period

Toll Of Dead InNew Year’s Period Is High   OVER 500 PERSONS MEET VIOLENT DEATHS iN NATION

Groups Disagree On Best Use For Temple Hospital   American: Legion Posts Want MeClosky For VA Facility Only

‘ClO: and Ford Fail to Break. ‘Wage Deadlock   Disputants Are Two  _ Cents Apart; Resume  ‘Negotiations Friday; . Talks are “Eriandicts .

Medico Sponsor of Chief Dirty Neck Exposed As Scrubbed Pink, Perfumed

Death Penalty Put In Atom Bill  House Delays Final Decision On Measure

WRITE DEATH PENALTY INTO ATOMIC BILI      Sentence Is Providec For Violations Of  Security Laws

Death Penalty Provision Written in Bill   Way Is Paved for Army to Make Atomic Explosives

Death Penalty Gets House Approval in Atomic Legislation   Offered as Punishment for Violators of Security

Death Penalty Included in A-Bomb Bill   House Authorizes  Army Output of Bomb Rewrites Patent Rule, Defers Final Decision

House Makes Changes in Atomic Bill   Decides To Allow ° Army To Continue  Bomb Manulacture

House Puts Death Clause In Atom Bill  Bomb Making   Bomb Making Power to Army. Last Vote Today

A-BOMB SECRETS TO BE GUARDED Army Given Approval To Make  Atom Bombs Under Legislation

House Writes Death Penalty Into Atom Bill   Solons Also Prepare Way for Manufacture of A-Bombs by Army

Death Proviso Put In Atomic Control Bill   House Paves Way For Manufacture Of Bomb, Amends Patent Section

DEATH PENALTY CLAUSE WRITTEN INTO ATOM BIL   House Votes Capital Punishment for Violators of Proposed Security Regulations,   APPROVES MAKING OF BOMBS BY ARMY   Disapproves Sharing With Other Nations Data On Use of Energy for Industrial Purposes.

Death Provision Inserted In Atom Energy Measure      Nansfaderiag { Of Bombs By Army

House Puts Death Penalty in Atom Control Measure   Votes to Let Army Make A-Bombs, Tosses Out Sharing Plan

Stalin Retains Grip on Affairs of Russia  Soviet Premier Not Losing Hold as Nation's Strong Mar

JACKSON SILENT ON FUTURE MOVE IN COURT BATTLE      Retums iFram War - Criminals  rial For. Visit’ Before Reee

TO UNITED STATES   Declined to Say Whether He Would Resume Duties on the Bench.   COMMENT ON TRIALS   “J Won't Have Anything to Say Except About Nuernberg,” He Told Reporters.

Jackson Is Back   ‘Associate Justice Has No Comment On Court Feud; Says Nazi Guilt Proved Beyond Doubt

Jackson Silent on Plans for Future   Whether He Will Resume Court Position Uncertain

Jackson Silent On High Court   Will Only Comment On War Trials at Nuernberg

Bulletins   Washington—The house today sustained President Truman’s veto of the tidelands bill, thus killing the legislation.

JUSTICE JACKSON RETURNS FROM WAR TRIALS TO “NORMAL WORK,” BUT WON'T DISCUSS COURT FEUD

Refuses To Talk About Bench Seat   Jackson Will Have Nothing To Say; Returns Here Frow Nuernbere Trials

Justice Jackson Back in States  . He'll Comment Only: On War Crimes

Allis Strikers Stone Plant   16 of 5,000 Pickets Arrested in Riot   State Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Allis-Chalmers Contempt Suit. (Story on Page 5.)

Farm Machine Strikers Pile  Missiles   Heap Stones Near Plant—Lull  Follawea Violence

SEE BIG FIELD TO MAKE RACE FOR GOVERNOR   Appointment Of Durham Man To Succeed Bailey In Senate Projects Half Dozen Names Into State Gubernatorial Speculation.

Speculation That Many Candidates Will Seek  Gubernatorial Nomination

Political Picture In State Changes WithAppointment Of W. B. Umstead   Durham Attorney Named By Cherry To Fill Unexpired Term Of Late Senator J. W. Bailey

HITS NEW HIGH      “Fees Collected On 4443. Vehicles Total $63,178

CLAIMED IN SOVIET POSSESSION  Secret Weapon That “Freezes -Five-Mile Area Is Reported

Calls On UNO To Thrash Out Russian Moves      Says World Organization Will Get Crucia! Test

Chance to Test Unit in Karly Stage, He Says   Former British Prime Minister Speaker at Dinner Given Him  By City of New York

Declares No Pact With U.S. Asked   British Statesman Discusses Russian Pressure On Turkey

U.N.O. Action Advocated hy Churchill   Briton Renews His Appect! for Co-operation

UNO COUNCIL ACTION ASKED BY CHURCHIL!   Asserts Security Body Should Thrash Out  Iran Dispute

Churchill Asks Action By UNO on Red Failure To Abide bv Agreements

Says Russia’s YVailure To Carry Out Guarantees Should Be ThrashCouncil

RUSSIANS WANT FORTIFICATIONS IN DARDANELLES   Security Council Must Act fi Soviets Put Pressure  On Turkey   MILITARY ALLIANCE WAS NEVER SOUGHT

Cites Pressure Put On Turkey   Never Asked For U. §$ Military Link, Says

Ex-Premier Favors Karly Council Test   Wants Dardanelles Included If Reds  Continue Pressure

Doesn't Believe . Soviets Wanting Another Contlict   Says Pressure On Turkey Should Be Taken Up By Council

Wants Troop Movement In lran Cleared   Denies He Sought Military Alliance With United States

CHURCHILL IS FAVORABLE 70 EARLY TEST   Former Premier of Britain Denies Seeking Anglo-American Pact

Churchill Says. UNO Faces Test   Iran and Turkey Problems Biggest Issues for Council

Woman Dies In Electric Chair   Pays Death Penalty For Killing Wealthy Woman In Philadelphia Area

WOMAN SLAIN BY HUSBAND IN NORRISTOWN   34-Year-Old Waitress Shot to Death on Street;

Husband Slays His Wife In Full View Of Scores   Brewery Company Packe Admits Killing In Defailed Statement

Mayo Clinic  Doctor Dies   Dr. H. E. Robertson Senior Consultant On Pathologic Anatomy

State May Get Assembly Plant For Houses _   Fulbright Active In Drawing Interest To Arkansas Sites

GREETINGS 10 W. VA. CITIZENS   Governor To Enjoy One Of State’s Turkeys With Family Today

TITO'S DEMAND MAY BACKFIRE   STATE DEPARTMENT READY TO  ‘ SLAP BACK AT YUGOSLAV  _~. LEADER_ON ISSUE OF PUBLICITY .

DEPARTMENT 10 TAKE AUSTER DEMAND ACTION   U.S. Information Service Treason,  Marshall Tito Savs

YUGOSLAVS FACE _ REPRISALS BY U. 5,   Action Prepared !f Tito Demands USES Ouster

U.S. Prepares To Meet Possible Action By Tito   ‘Reports Indicate Marshal  Tito May Seek To Oust   U. S. Information Service

FoodCrisis Seen Lasting Through 194]   Anderson Says Harvest Won't Be Enough; Less Fats Available

Trading in Wheat Futures Will Resume Monday  Unrestricted Dealings In Major Grains Returns to Exchange

Trading in Wheat Futures Will Resume Monday  Unrestricted Dealings In Major Grains  ee Leen ee

Industry Hits Peak In March  Coal Strike Cripples: Recanversion Effort

INDUSTRY CHALKS UP GREATEST GAIN SINCE END OF WAR   OPA Administrator Smali Reports Output of Civilian . Goods Set Record in March.   EMPLOYMENT 500,000 HIGHER THAN YEAR AGC   Month Saw Expansion of Retail Trade--April to Show Slump Because of Coal Strike. .

Outlook Now Darl For Output of Consumer Goods   Production High in March, Now Falling Off Because of Labor Difficulties; Bact Peroverics in Nondurables

1 Gains In March e Lost During April   Lack Of Coal Reduces Tinplate Output Half

 Civilian Employment High  Industry Has Slump in April After Gain; Coal Strike Blamed

Indust rv Gained  In Mareh   April Will Show A Slump Because Of Coal Strike:  Employment Up

COAL STRIKE TO HIT PRODUCTION   Industrial Gains Greatest in March Since V-J Day; April Output Falls

Goods, Jobs at a New High During March   Production Remains High Despite Slowing Down by Coal Strike

Industrial Gain Largest Since VJ-Day   April Tea Show Great Shunp as Coal Strike Closes Plant After Plant Over Country

CPA Warns of April Slump  In Production   Small Says Coal Strikes Will Offset Last Month’s Gains

March Industry Makes Biggest Gain Since V-J   April To Show Slump Because Of Coal Strike

US. INDUSTRY MAKES BEST GAIN IN MARCH   Goods Produced, Jobs Provided in Menth Exceed Even Wartime Mark

Industry Slips On Coal Strike   Marel s Record Prodnetior H in April

Civilian Goods Output Jumps During March   Greatest Progress Sinve VJDay; Coal Strike To Cause Certain Fall In April.   EMPLOYMENT HIGHER

MARCH MAKES. GREATEST GAIN CINGE V-d QAY   Employment 1,300,000 Above February; Apri! to Show Slump.

OPA Issues Fistful Of Price Hikes   Fats, Oils, Margarines Feeds, Some Cottons Given Upward Swing

OPA Rushes Out New Prices On Huge Item List   Fats And Oils One Cent Over June 30 Level; Tires Go Up Two And One-Half Per Cent; Trucks, Flour, Cotton Goods Also Raised

OPA Announces New Ceilings on Fats and Oils   Agency’s Busiest Day Since Founding Noted

FATS AND OILS ALSO GET OPA UPWARD ORDER   Tire Prices Boosted, Many Types of Trucks Get Federal Nod

OPA Announces New Ceilings on Fats and Oils  Agency's Busiest Day Since PawunmaAine NataA

OPA Ups Price Ceiling On Big List Of Items   Fats And Oils, Truck Ceilings Among Increases

OPA Boosts Ceilings On Scores Of Items   Shortenings and Margarine to Rise One Cent September 9-——Tires, Trucks and Mixed Feeds Tagged for Higher Prices

JUDGE DOUGLAS RULED OUT FOR INTERIOR POST   President Says Couldn’ Have Two Cabinel Members From Same State.

Blue-Olmsted Race Features lowa Primary   GOP Gubernatorial Nomination Contest Provides  Only Highlight.

DeWitt Kinard Out for Senator  Former Port Arthur Solon in State Race

UNITED CAPITAL IN BOSTON AREA   Six-Man United Nations Committee To Select Location,

U. N. 0. SITE COMMITTEE EXPECTED TO ARRIVE an) NEW YORK SATURDAY

Committee Goes . To Boston First To Examine Sites   Group Will Then Come ta New York to Study Sites; Members of Conumittee

CALL LAGUARDIA PLEA PUBLICITY   Coal Miners Hit UNRRA’S Request; Seek Parley Resumption

@ PAUL MALLON—   Russ Send Peace Hopes Soaring on Winas of Stratospheric Words

Chinese Reds Say War Plot Hatched   Government Assault  Called Bid for Strife

MARKEY SAYS HE IS QUALIFIED FOR JOB   Answers Statement By O°Cenor; Gen. Reckord Announces His Support Of Lane

Markey-Gives Reply. On Experience Issue   SOP Candidate Cites His  Recordin Maryland Affairs

OPPONENTS CONCEDE SENATE  PASSAGE OF BILL BANNING  PET PROJECT OF UMW LEADER

WIDE SOH PRACTICE PLANS FOR NEW YEAR   Special Will Be Seeding of Clovers, Alsike and Alfalfa . Jn Livingston.

of Memphis, Tenn. All enjoyed a fin dinner and nice time together.   1947 AAA Program

TAKE HOME PAY IS WHAT COUNTS   Marlow Shows How Salaries Suffer Under Present Tax Law As Compared To Taxes In 1936.

Youth Wins With Brodie   80-Feot Leap From Bridge Rings Wedding Bells  Far Kentirckion.

Proves Love By  80-Foot Plunge   Youth, 17, Finally To, Win Bride Of 16  WY pane

COUNCIL ADOPTS AGREEMENT FOR PARKING METERS   Will Install 155 on Rental Basis for Nine Months’ Trial Period   GIVE ASH CONTRACT   Other Routine Business Is Transacted at June Ses sion of Council

COUNCIL IN BRISTOL TO INSTALL METERS   Chicago Firm Is Awarded Contract to Supply Them   COST IS $75 APIECE

Lane Stresses Party Unity In Acceptance   O'Conor Tells Convention Federal Powers Too Widespread

Lane And O'Conor Formally Accept Their Nominations Af Convention

Board Seeks Views, of. Industry and. OFA fe for Hear : Next Wednesday 

Dairy Industry Asked to Explain Price Increases      Decontro!l Board May Order Controls Restored Next Week

MAY RESTORE DAIRY CEILINGS   Explanation Of Price Increases  To Be Aired

RECONTROL OF DAIRY PRICES CONSIDERED      Boost In Prices Causes Board To Issue Warning

Dairy Ceiling Return Looms   Industry, OPA to: Submit Views; Facial Tissue Price Up

Chinese Reds Say American  Plane Downed   Communists Assert U. S. Flyers Strafed  Them in Manchuria

War Spreading In Manchuria: Officials Flee   Government Army Attacks Reds on Thirty Mile Front

NATIONALIST ARMY ACTIVE   Heavy Fighting Rages . As Central Govern ment Troops Strike at Communist Posi tions Along Changchun Rajlwaw

CHINESE REDS CLAIM ATTACK BY U. S. PLANE   Report Lacks Foundation, Army Officer States

Claim One Craft ‘Shot Down   Nationalists Lash Out in Try to Regain Region

ONE AMERICAN PLANE CLAIMED IS SHOT DOWN   Manchurian Warfare Is Spreading As First Army Arrives

Red Charges U.S. Planes Strafe Them Branded False _ Denied by Chinese  — Government Men  _ And Headquarters

Airplane Raid In Manchuria Denied By U.S   One Unarmed Craft Ir Current Area Of Uprising

Said troops strafed by U.S. planes  ‘One shot down in Manchuria’

SWARTHMORE TALK DEFENDED BY ROGGE   Says People Should Know-ol j Nazi Plot

FUNERAL SERVICES  TUESDAY AFTERNOON  FOR W. TOM MELWEE PROMINENT CORSICANA  BUSINESS MAN DIED AT HI! HOwe UWEPEL CINNAY

FUNERAL SERVICES TUESDAY AFTERNOON FOR W. TOM MELWEE   PROMINENT CORSICANA BUSINESS MAN DIED AT HIS HOME. HERE SUNDAY

World Leaders Study Churchill’: Speech; Anglo-American Alliance Gets Cool Reception In Congress

Defeats Rider In Battle Over Chairmanship   Contest Highlight of Opening Session of State Convention Today

York Winner in Caucus of 6th District   Whitney Gilliland Named to Committee in Seventh Distric?

AEELEGT YORK TOTOWA GOP CENTRAL BODY   State Chief Defeats Rider for Committeeman of Sixth District.

YORK WINS IN 1ST TEST AT CONVENTION   Republicans Get Set for Secretary Of State Contest

(Giving Him the Bird Angry at Government, Man  ~ Mails Truman 1000 Chicks

President of GM In Strike Talks For First Time   Wilson Enters Direct Nego’ tHations With Thomas, - UAW Leader

“BIG TWO” IN AUTO STRIKE WILL CONFER   GM President Wilson and R. J. Thomas. UAW Chief, Agree to Meet.

HOPES RISING FOR QUICK END TO GM STRIKE   President Wilson Is Taking Ar Active Part In Wage Negctiations

NATIONS FAVOR ‘INO CONIISSIGN TO CON ROL ATC   Resolution to Set -Up Group’Wil Be Sent to Gencral Assembly

NATIONS FAVOR {NO COMES TO-CON ROL ATCM   Resolution to ‘Set “Up Group’ Wil Be Sent to Gencral Assembly

UNO TO ACT ON ATOMIC POWER RESOLUTION   Political-Security Group Refers Question to Assembly

ATOM ACTION 1S APPROVED AT ASSEMBL'   UNO COMMITTER VOTES TO. ESTABLISH COMMISSION TO DEAL WITH ATOMIC ENERGY

UNO fo Establish Group to Govern Atomic Problem   U. S. Cautious In Revealing: Own Secrets

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Take Steps To Place Atomic Energy Under Control

American Mother of 1946 Is Negro  Mrs. Clarissa Clement, Louisville

Louisville Negro Woman Is Chosen American Mother   W. Ka. State Professor One Of Mrs. Clement's Seven RQueeoectul Childron

Mrs. E. C. Clement Is Mother Of Year      Choice of Committee is Granddaughter of Southern Slave

—FIRST. OF ‘HER RACE so HONORED— Kentucky Negro Woman Named Mother Of 1946  Mrs. Emma Clarissa Clement, 71, Mother Of Seven Children Wins National Honor

Name 71-Year-Old Negro American Mother of 1945   All 7 Children Are College Graduates

BISHOP'S WIDOY NAMED MOTHER FOR THIS YEAR   71-Y e¢ a r-Old Louisville Woman Is First Negro To Win Honor   HER SEVEN CHILDREN COLLEGE GRADUATES

(1-Year-OldNegro, GranddaughterOy Slave, Named American Mother Of ’46

NAME NEGRESS MOTHER OF °46   OUSTANDING ‘COLORED: WOMAN IS HONORED.

Nation Honors:  Negro Mother   Kentuckian, Granddaughter’ of Slave, Selected as Outstanding by Foundation

Louisville Negress, 71, Is American Mother of °46; Proud of Honor For Race

American Mothe Of 1946 Named   First Negro. to Be Honored, by Golden Rule Foundation

WEATHER IS UNSETTLED   Flora Recinds Forecast For Prevailing Mild Conditione

UNITED PRESS TO TERMINATE SERVICE TO OW   Decides to End Connection with State Dept. “Propaganda Program”

JP NEWS DENIED U. S. AGENCIES   Service to Be Disconsinued  On Feb. 16

Steelman Steps. In To Tey To. : Untanole Maritime Strike Neaatiatians

STEELMAN TO TRY SHIP TALKS       . Director En ‘ e conversion. legotiations   ters Into

683,000 Off Jobs As Major Strikes - Hamper Countrn   Maritime Tieup  Parleys Progress; Movie, Trolley Walkouts Continue

Maritime Strike Far From Settled   Reconversion Chict Steps In Secking To Terminate Dispute

STEPS INTO SHIP STRIKE   Confers With Head Of Maritime Com. on U. S. Shipping Tieup

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  By FRANK R. KENT   ‘That le The Wav To Bet”

Be FAW Veen”  Coneludes Cc. 1. O. Had Better Hire Another Economist

@ PAUL MALLON— Concludes C. I. 0. Had Better Hire Another Economist

Pact Boosts Lewis Sfock   U.S. Grants Wage Pler Covering Supervisors

Lewis Wins New Power As Gov't Siens Mine Pact   Government Grants Wage Agreement To Cover Mine Supervisors

Lewis Gets Wage Agreement in Coal   Supervisors Are Covered . First Time in History of Mine Industry

BOSSES’ PACT LEWIS VICTORY IN COAL FIGHT   Wage Agreement Covering Supervisors Gives Leader Opening

Lewis Secures New Toehold in Mining Industry’s Affairs   Government Agrees to Union Control of Supervisors at J & L

» Agreement Small But...  ‘Lewis Gets Toehold In Unionizing Foremen   THE AGREEMENT

New Joehold Is Gained by Lewis  Supervisors Granted Bargaining Rights

Lewis Gains  New Toehold In Coal Field By New Pact   Mine Supervisors Get Pay Increase In Union Contract

MINE LEADERS WAGE 1S 0.K.’D   Lewis Wins New Toehold As Government Signs J. & L. Pact

Lewis Gains New Toehold In Government-Granted Agreement Coverings 136 Mine Supervisors

Lewis Gets New Control Of Soft Coal’s Industry   UMW Wins First Contract Specifying Supervisors’ Wages.

Lewis Gains New Toehold In Industry   Granted Control Over Supervisory Coal Mine Workers

-EWIS EXTENDS HOLD ON MINES   U. S. Signs Pay Agreemen That Covers Foremen

Lewis Wins In Fight Over  Supervisors   First Contract to Specify Supervisors’ Wages Allows for Court Interpretation

Government-Granted Pay Increase Fits Into Glove Of Lewis In Negotiations

Saturday Named Centennial Day  - Special Program in Old Stone Canitol

Airliner Crashes Into Peak In Mexico 27 Persons Missing In Plane Tragedies

Donald Dalton Died Last Monday In Washington D. C  _ Buried Monday By  Navy In Arlington : Natianal Camataew

Donald Dalton  Died Last Monday  In Washington D. € Buried Monday By Navy In Arlington National Cemetery

Government Plans Showdown Battle   Acceptance of Legal Challenge Dims Hope Of Early Settlement of Miners Walkout

Backers Claim Clear Victory For Talmadge   Lieutenant-Governor. However, To Fight For Right Of Succession To End

Talmadge Forces   Thompson Reiterotes His Right To Office As Lieut. Governor

SeeisaTune TO-SETTLE ISSUE  Election Of Herman Talmadge As Governor Claimed Certain

VICTORY CLAIMED FOR TALMADGE’S SON   Supporters Declare He Is Certain to Be the Next Governor of Georgia.

Baruch May Reply To Wallace Blas! On Atomic Control   UN Delegate Expected to Defend Proposals at Freedom House Banquet

UN May Reject Mexican Plan of Atomic Controls   Elder Statesman Will  Get Freedom House's Award in New York

‘Hopes for End of Political Sirife in China Darken When Reds Rejeci Chiana’s Proposal for Nation-Wide Truce

Meat Is Expectec to Continue High  Little Prospect of Sharp Drop Soon

Lololand Presents Many Terrors for Civilized Invaders   Thick Jungles, Raids by Native Tribes Make Trip a Hazard

 QUARANTINE FEBRUARY 10   All Dogs Must Be Confined for 90 Deys From That [ate

REFUTE CHARGE BULGARIA PACT WAS VIOLATED    Deny Either U. 8, Britain In. fringe Decision Made Iu Moscow

LONDON DENIES SOWET CHARGES AGAINST ALLIES   Spokesman Asserts Protes' on Broadening Bulgarian Cabinet Groundless   POSITION HELD ‘PROPER’   Declares U. $. Stand Which Parallels Britain’s Does Not Violate Accord

RUSSIA REMAINS SILENT ON IRAN; U.S. VIOLATION  IN. BULGARIA CHARGED

Bulgarian Showdown Kicks Back   Russian Protest On Infringement Brings Answer

USSR CHARGES INTERFERENCE IN BULGARIA   British Spokesman Answers Russian Chargee

Hearing on Rainey Radio Time Ended   John Lee Smith Proves Surprise Witness Saturday

Watered Down Bill Submitted   Full Employment Plan Goes To White House

REVISED 408 BILL GOES 10 TRUMAN   Phrase ‘Full Employment’ !s Eliminated Before Final Passage

Stripped-Down Employment Bill Goes fo Truman   First of 26 Measures Given Senate Approval

SOLONS CHANGE TRUMAN'S BILL ON EMPLOYMENT   ‘Stripped Down” Version Of President's So-Called ‘Full Employment’ Bill Sent To White House: First Of Truman's 26 Proposals To  Pass.

LEWIS APPEARS LIKELY WINNER IN COAL ROY   Indication Of Renewed Contract Talks Points To UMW. Victory

All Signs Now Point To Eventual New Government Concessions at Conference on Friday.   HIGHER WAGES WILL LIKELY BE RESULT

Lewis To Emerge Big Winner From Fight With U.S.   To Begin Tomorrow, May Bring Wage Hike  thane Set

EXPECT LEWIS TO WIN LARGEST WAGE VICTORY   Negotiations To Start Friday In Washington on Soft Coal Issues

U 5. Government Bows To Lewis   Head Of Miners Is Again The Victor

EXPECT LEWIS TO WIN AGAIN   Mine Leader Apparently Holds Whip Hand Over Government  ASKS SHORTER HOURS

HOLDS WHIP HAND OVER U. S. WITH WALKOUT THREAT   GOVERNMENT ANXIOUS TO AVERT CLOSING OF MINES IN NOVEMBER

A Victory For Lewis Predicted   Coal Boss Holds Whip Hand in Mine Conference Friday

Lewis Appears  Certain Winner   Seen As Likely To Be Highly Successful In Coal Fight

CONCESSIONS TO LEWIS ARE ANTICIPATED   Signpests Indicate UMW Chief In End Will Ger At Least Part of What  i He Wants   FIRST ROUND WINNER

Signs Point to Another Boost In Miners Pay   Lewis Seen Victor in Fight With Government

Lewis Expected To Be Winner In Coal Fight   Indicated That Government Will Make New  Concessions To Miners

Lewis Seen Big Winner In Coal Fight  as.33. Gr? CF...   Holds Whip Hand Backed By Threat Of Miner Strike

Lewis To Win Most Demands   Government Anxiety To Avert Strike Points To Concessions

LEWIS APPEARS CERTAIN TO WIN   All Signs Point To Furthe: Federal Concessions

Lewis. ‘Viewed. Bi gge r Winner  When Talk Ends        First Found: t Battle For ” New Miners : ‘Anticipated. °

‘Talks To Be Opened ITTomorrow   Experts See UMW Boss Winning At Least A Portion Of Demands.

U. S. Backdown Seen In Coal Wage Parley   Lewis Regarded as Certain Winner; Time Slash at Same Pay Forecast

Lewis Seems Sure To Win Wage Battle   UMW Chieftan Seen Holding Whip Hand In Controversy With the Government

U.S. Concession To John L. Lewis Appears Cerfain   UMW Chief Expected To Emerge Winner In Parley Starting Friday

Government Concessions  Are Likely   Holds Whip Hand In Strike Threat

Lewis Appears Certain To Win. Pay Concessions   First Round Of Contract Battle With Government Opens Tomorrow In Washinator

COAL MINERS SEEM CERTAIN TO GET RAISE   All Signs Point to Government Concessions to John L. Lewis to Avert a Strike During the Heating Season.

JOHN L. LEWIS APPEARS 10 BE BIG WINNER   Signs Point to Victory for Mine Chief as Parley Beaine Tomorrow.

Lewis Picked As Winner in  Wage Talks   United Mine Workers Still Have Whip Hand In Threat of Strike Unless Demands Met

Lewis Appears a Cerfain Winner In Coal Dispute   Signs Point to New “Federal. Concessions To 400,000 Miners

Lewis is Holding W highend   All Signs Point To Eventual New Gov t Concessions In Negotiations

Lewis Holds Whip Hand ir Coal Dispute   Mine Boss Looms To Emerqe Bigger Winner Than Ever

Lewis Looms ‘As Winner i  - Mine Dispiti      All Signs Point ta New Govern ment Concessioris in. Nego. tiations Scheduled To Be  Qn. Ie

New Concession: For Coal Pact Are Predicted   John L. Lewis Holds Whip Hand In Parley: With Government  So For, Is Claim

Expect Lewis t.-Emerge Bigger Winner Than Ever In Fight With Government

Lewis Seen As Winner in Coal Dispute   First Round Of Big Battle Opens Tomorrow

‘Lewis Wins First Round With ‘Government Anxious to Avoid Strike by Big Pay Concessions

Odds Seem to Be On John L. ie   “All Signs Point to Con. cessions by U. S. tothe Miners   Solution May Be fay Be ai Reduce tion of Work Week to Five Days! 

LEWIS APPEARS CERTAIN OF WIN IN WAGE FIGHT   Holds Upper Hand As Waikout Is In Mane Tomorrow

UNION BOSS HOLDS WHIP HAND  Lewis Appears Sure To Witt New Concessions For Men

Another Victory For John Lewis Believed Sure  Holds Whip Hand With Threat Of Miners’ Strike

Lewis Can't Lose When He Coniers With Government   Pay Concession to Miners Looms as  Result of Confab

Seizure Of Packing Plants Is Expected   Action By Government Early This Week is Predicted

SEIZURE IS SEEN ~— IN MEAT STRIKE   ‘High Official Claims Move By Government Possible: Conference Seen Toda

Government May Take Over .Meat Industry in Day or Two Says One Authority     Conference Today  Teas ae

‘Hint Government Seizure  Of Packing Plants Near   Fact-Finding Board Ready to Hold Hearings at Chicago as Nation’s Supply of Meat Dwindles Steadily

Consider Seizures In Meat Industry   White House Reveals Gov~ ernment May Take Control   ?REFERS NOT TO STEEL   Like Action Is Not Contemplated On Steel  Strike Now

New Plan of Price Hikes May Help out   No Seizure Planned in Steel Strike Says White House

First Hints of Plan Are Given By White House   Government Action May Come Today, Charles Ross Says

White House Acknowledges Government May Take Over Shutdown Packing Industry   Steel Fact-Finders Remain on Jobs; Labor Department Makes Another Effort to Settle Electrical Strike

Metal Output at 93-Year Low; 1,622,000 Idle InU.S.Strikes   CIO Boosts GM Demand Back to 30 Pet. as Deadline Passes

heat Plant Seizure by  U. S. Looms   Action May Come After Conference  In Washington Today

SEIZURE OF MEAT _ PACKING INDUSTRY IS CONSIDERED   This Was Disclosed Today . By the White House, It Is Said.’  MAY END THE STRIKE   Seek to Determine If Striking Workers Will Return te Work.

Government Has Finally Admitted Such Intentions   Wage Negotiations At Standstill in The Steel Walkout

Will Act Only {f End Of Strike Can Be Obtained   No Similar Step Planned Fer Steal

Government May Seize StrikeBound Meat Ind.   Quarters Say Plants May Be Taken In Few Days

Imminent Seizure Of Meat Industry Considered Likely   Gov't May Take Over While Fact - Finding Board Studies Issues.

WAG  ‘White House Ready to ‘Act in Meat Walkout If Shortage Grows

Hint Seizure Meat Plants By Government   Fact Finders Board To Open  . Inyestigation Of Dispute mm... oF   IN DAY OR TWO

Such Action In Steel Not Taken Up   Fact Finding  . Steel Board Asked to Continue Study of Data

Question To Be Debated Today   AFL Workers Want $36 Weekly Minimum Wage

White House Awaits New Development   Truman Asks Board To Compile Data On Steel Situation

Packing Houses May Be Seized   Matter Of Action White House Will Take Now Under Consideration, Ross Reveals

Hint Early Action  On Meat   Government Admits Seizure of Plants Being Considered; May Come Today ~

STEEL FACT- FINDING BOARD IS INSTRUCTED TO CONTINUE ITS STUDY OF AVAILABLE DATA   Government Mediators Are Named in Electrical Dispute

MEAT INDUSTRY SEIZURE MAY BE PLAN OF TRUMAN   Ross Diseloses Plans For Seizure Now Being Discussed

FACT FINDERS OPEN PROBE ON TUESDAY   Fast Dwindling Meat Supplies Requires Action

EXPECT ACTION SOON BY U. S. IN PACKING STRIKE   Report Administration May Offer New Price Tncreases on Meat

Meat Industry May Be Seized By Government  n On Mov   Decision On Move Up To President; Supplies Dwindle

Seizure of Meat Plants Considered   White House Today Ad: mits Drastic Action May Be Decided On

Mediators in Electric  Fight Set   Steel Fact-Finding Board Told to Stay Available for Talks

Steel Plants Will Not Be Seized   White House Considers Federal Control of Meat Packing Plants

U. S. ACTION MAY COME YET TODAY   Official White House Acknowledgement; No - Similar Plan for Steel.

Meat Seizure By President Expected Toda   Fairless Blames Uniens, Murray Blames Steelmen for Strike

HINT U. §. SET TO TAKE OVER MEAT INDUSTRY   Officials In Washington to Discuss Government Action Today

5. GOVERNMEN MAY TAKE OVER MEAT INDUSTRY   Facts Board  Begins Hearings On Tuesday

Government May Seize Meat Plants   Fact-Finders Start Probe Of 6-Day Strike

Quick Action In Strike Is Likely   Government Not Yet Contemplating Taking Over Steel Plants In Nation’s Biggest Walkout In History

Government Considers Seizure of the Packing Business as Strike Enters 6th Day  Plan in Making  Increase in Prices May Lead to Settlement; O.P.A, Is Opposed

Truman May Take Ste) Today To Avert Black ‘Market And Famine   White House Discloses That Plans Are Being Considered For Taking Over Strike Bound Aants; Steel Fact-Finders fo Continue.

U.S, MAY SEIZE PACKING FIRMS   Step Hinted As Fact-Finding Unit Prepares To Meet

[Federal Control of Huge Food Industry Declared  Unavoidable at Capital

BOARD PREPARES TO OPEN HEARING ON WAGE DISPUTE   PRICE INCREASES HINTED IN EFFORT TO END STOPPAGES

See Possible Action Today By President   No New Developments In Steel Deadlock; Fact Board Meets

White House Officially Admits Plan   Details Not Known But New Price Boost To Packers Hinted

White House Admits Step Getting Study   Similar Movement is Not Considered For Steel Industry

Strikers’ BackToWork Aqareement Awaited    Peiee Increases To Packers Pondered

News Day And Nigh   Truman Orders Fact-Finders To Continue Study — Of Steel Dispute   Electric Strike Mediators Named   First Effects Of Paralyzing Steel Walkout Begin To Be Felt

DISCUSS MOVE WITH LEADERS OF TWOUNIONS   Government Action Hinged on Union Agreement

White House May Act in ‘Meat Tieup   Government Seizure Under Consideration; No Similar Action Planned far Steal

covernmeni Set fo Seize Meat Planis   Will Take Over Nation's Major Packing Firms

Action May Com Anytime Today, Secretary Says   U. S. Determined To Avert Famine

Meat Plants Seizure Seen As Probable   Government Expec*ed to Take Action to End Workers’ Strike

White House — Action Reported ‘Possible Today   Fact-Finding Board Continues Study of Steel Strike Situation

STEEL BOARD 10 EONTINUE STUDY OF STRIKE CRISIS   Packing Union Officials it Conference with la.  7:

White House  Admits Step Is Discussed   similar Action in Steel, However, Isn't Being Considered So Far.

Development on Packinghouses  Today Is Likely   Presidential Seeretary Charles G. Rosa Tells Re‘poriers Action Under Consideration   Fact-Finders On Steel Going Ahead   Instructed by Truman to “Remain Available. For Further ConsaltaHou”: Study Data

MEAT INDUSTRY. “MAY BE SEIZE   Government Rule Likely” Te _Keep Supp-ies_Rolling . To the Nation.

‘White House  Acknowledges Step Considered   Similar Action In Steel Strike Not Yet Planned; New Prices To Be Offered Packers

Government May Seize Strike-Hit Packing Industry   Possibility of Such Actior Is Raised in High Level Conference

Gov’ t May Offer New Price Raise  To Meat Packers       White House Also Ad. mits Seizure of Packing  ]louses: Being Consid: ered:

Packing House: May Be Seized By U.S. Soon   Seizure Not Yet Planned for Steel Industry, However

STRIKE TOTAL IS INCREASED 101,622,000   Steel Output 5 Per Cent Of Capacity  aoa zn ee ee ee ee a in i i i ae   For Acceptance By G. M. Of Fact-Finding Proposal; Other Walkouts

STEEL NOT BEING CONSIDERED   White House Acknowledges Plan Being Discussed

Will Not Take Control Unless It Ends Now.   Labor Chief Séeks To. ‘Determine Whether Workers Would Return. one   UNION CHIEF _ REMAIN

AGTION UNDER STUDY 10 END WAGE STRIKE   New Price Formula May Give Packers Increases on Gov't Purchases,

Steel Plants Close With 800,000 Out   Output at 53-Year Low as All @ut 5 Per Cent of Mills Close; Mediation Under Way in Detroit

MEAT STRIKFE-—   —WMAL OLALARE— Government Seizure Of  Meat Plants Expected

Government May Take Charge Of Meat Industry   Public Hearings Will Open Tuesday

U.S. Seizure Meat Industry ls Considered   Similar Action in Steel Industry Not Yet Considered, White  Manea Annanuneac

Tax Experts Are ‘Stin Com'  gaitted to 20 Percent Average Cut.   MAY REDUCE SURTAX   Higher Personal and Depen: dency Exemptions May Be Made.

Varying Tax Cut Planned   Reductions Would Be Higher For. Some Than Others; a 20% Average

Tax Reductions May Be Varied   Republicans Say Reductions May Be Higher For Some

LINK FIRE DEATH TO BOBBY SOXER   Grandfather, 62, Accused of Slaying Wife for Love Of Tean-aner.

A sastnameaemes: ater teem incatr tial vedi ctata eemnemeaiameinmaniaiitl  Charge Man, 62, in Arson Slaying of Wife to Clear Way to Wed Girl, 16

Man Held In Death — Of Wife By Fire   Man of 62 Charged With Arson Murder Over Girl, 16

COMPROMISE ON PARITY LIKELY   Senator Russell Expects Farm Labor Parity Measure To Get Through; Tells Why It Is Needed.

LEGISLATORS GO BAGK TO CAPITAL FOR HOME DRIVE   Are Planning on Adjournment For the Summer Next Friday.   WORK WILL BE FINISHED   Only About Half a Dozen Major Bills Up for Consideration.

FPC To Decide On Clarks Hill   Federal Power Commission Will Make Decision After Heated Debate

Aggressive War Charge Established   Verdict Indicates Most 0! Defendants Will Be Sentenced to Death

Court At Nuernberg Reads 177 Pages Cf 250-Page Verdict Dooming 22 Nazis

INDIVIDUALS LOSE HOPES QF ACQUITTAL   Nuernbere Tribunal to Pronounce Verdicts on Hitler’s Aides Tuesday.   See pictures page 20 and other stories on pages 2, 3 and 11,

History's Greatest Court Blames Party for Aggressive War   21 Chiefs Face Death or Prison; Gestapo, SS, Leaders Held Guilty

WEATHER   Most Of Nazi Defendants in Neurnberg Trials Expected To Be Given Death Sentence

Nazi War Lords Face Prospect 0! Death for Crimes   Nuernberg Tribunal Brands Gestapo, $$ As Criminal Groups

22 TOP HITLER AIDES SURE OF GUILTY VERDICT   4 Groups Called iWar Criminals

22 DEFENDANTS LOSE LAST HOPE FOR ACQUITTAL   Hitler's Lieutenants to Hear Sentences on Tuesday

Most of 22 on Trial to Face Death. Belief   Gestapo, S. S. Criminal Groups Asserts Tripunal

Verdict Clearly Dooms War Crimes Defendants Te Guilty Findings   Most Of Accused May Get Death   Gestapo, Nazi SS And SD And Nazi Leadership Are Found Guilty

Hopes For Acquittal Banished   Individual Sentences Are To Be Announced   Tomorrow

22 Defendants May All Be Executed   ‘erman fish Command, Other Nazi Groups  Are Absolved, But Individuals Still Face Severe Punishment; Sentences to Be Pyevad Paumarraw

Top Nazis Face Death; Reading Of Verdict Starts   All 22 Defendants Believed Doomed; Gestapo, SS, SO Branded Criminal

High Command, Storm Troopers Innocent as Organizations; 2] to Hear Fate Tuesday

DEATH: SENTENCE LIMELY FOR MOST OF TEFENIANTS   Individual Penalties to Be Announced Tomorrow at Nuernberg   IREICH IS HELD GUILTY   Several Groups Also Made Subject to Prosecution at Later Date

PROBLEMS OF PEACE UPPERMOST Victory Day To Be Observed Quietly In Janan Wednesday

Vietory Day to Be Celebrated  Japan to Observe It In Quiet Manner

NEW TROUBLES BESET GOVERNMENT IN INDIA   Fear New Clashes Between Mostems And Hindus

Two-Term Governor Upsets US Senator In Maryland Race   Townsend Nominated By Demos in Party = Convention Tuesday

O'CONOR VICTOR  IN SENATE RACE   BESTS INCUMBENT RADCLIFF IN HOT MARYLAND FIGHT

O'CONNOR IN’ LEAD   Maryland Governor Is Making Bid for Senate  Nomination

Airliner Lost In Northwest   21 Persons Aboard; Flight 2 Hours Late

UNITED AIRLINES PLANE REPORTED “LONG OVERDUE”   Officials Fear East-Bound Plane Crashed

United Air Linas Soya Cente hong Overdus’ at Den .  ¥opucnd 1 Aboard . ©

United Air — Lines Plane Long Overdue   Plane Carrying 21 Persons Was Enroute From Portland, Ore., te Denver; Crash Feared

Airliner, With 21 Aboard, Missing   United Air Lines Fears It Had Crashed In Pre-Dawn Darkness

Airliner Feared Lost In Crash  21 Persons Aboard   21 Persons Aboard Missing Plane

RAINEY OPENS CAMPAIGN FOR — GOVERNOR WITH PROMISE TO SEEK LABOR PEACE IN TEXAS

Food Rationing Is Ruled Out by Emergency Group   Chairman Davis Believe Voluntary Measures Will Meet Situation

Rationing no aid in easing mass hunger  Food committee rejects proposal:

Evening Shopping Hours Outlined  Stores Make Plans for Yule Season

17 Dead Held In Mortuaries As 3-Way Investigation Of Airliner Crash Begins

Plane Victims Burned Beyond Identification   INVESTIGATION OF FATAL CRASH IS STARTED

An Investigation Into Plane Crash   Bodies of 17 Victims Being Held In Mortuaries In Two Cites.

Seek Cause Of Transport Crash   Bodies Of 17 Victims Held In Waturbury;  Investigation Begins

Three-Way Probe Of Plane Disaster   Bodies of 17 Victim: of Plane Crash Held in Mortuaries

WACE QUESTION SIFTED BY UAM   I'nion Goes Into Huddle To Decide Policy For Half Million

May Gel Five More Pounds of Sugar  Predictian AAada 1047 Ta   Prediction Made 1947 To Bring Higher Ration

Sugar Chief Sees Boost In Ration    Each Person Expected To Get Five Additional Pounds. In. 1947.

INCREASED SUGAR RATION PREDICTED   FARM DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL SEES 30 POUNDS PER CAPITA NEXT YEAR,

MORE SUGAR SEEN IN 1947   Expected To Get Five Pounds More Each Than in 1946

OFFICIAL PREDICTS MORE SUGAR IN ‘47   Forecasts Slight .Boost ir Yearly Ration

VOTE TO END FILIBUSTER FAILS a MS TER FAILS  Southern Solons Assail HST For Calling Up FEPC Debate

VOTE TO END FILIBUSTER FAILS  Southern Solons Assail HST For Calling Up FEPC Debate

OVERTURE TO WALLACE   Hannegan Hopes He Will Support lemocratic Candidates

SHIP STRIKE SETTLEMENT IS IMMINENT   Maritime Dispute End Predicted Freely By  Negotiators

Seaman Strike ‘Waits on New Parley Today   ¢Labor Department Officials Repor ‘Satisfactory Progress;’ Pacific Group Seeks Higher Rates

Agreement Is Expected Be fore Deadline At Midnight   LABOR LEADERS SPEAK TO MASS MEETING

Bridges Declares Maritime Strike Not Settled Yet   Hope Soars as Few Details Now Are Blocking Agreement

Report Progress In Efforts  To Avert Strike Of Seamen    Bridges Predicts Union Victory if Strike is Called at Midnight—Conciliators Report Progress is Satisfactory

STRINE TALK TOLAST DAY   Hear Different Views As “Progress Revorted”

QUICK ENDING FORESEEN FOR SHIP WALKOUT   HANDFUL OF MINOR DETAILS BLOCK SETTLEMENT

Good Progress Made to Avert Shipping Strike   Another Meeting Set For 2 p. m.; Walkout Is Scheduled to Begin at Midnight

Asks High Court To Deny Motion  Defendants in Bribe Ye Ve ee ee ee 7

Anglican Church Fight in London Bloodies Two Heads   Blows Are Struck, Prayer Books Are Thrown, One Man Ejected from Church

BACK OF THE HEADLINES   BY LOUIS F. KEEMLE  SNA, a peed <<) GPS (RS oi, Maen elaine

TEXAS WATCHES THE NATION—  - Interest Swings to Battle . For Control of Conaress

Closed Doors, Smoke-Filled Rooms—  Othman Fulfills Ambitior   ‘Uses "Cliches" To Describe iMeetings

THIN DEMOCRATIC DELEGATION BECOMES THINNER EE BER UNE OE IULININER  Carson Defeats Thom As Ohio GOP” Gains 2 Additional House Seats. _

OHIO DEMS THINNED OUT BY REPUBLICANS   Delegation Put Through Wringer In Voting

Dem Delegation Put Through Wringer;:   Ohio GOP Gains Two Seats in «aie

Thom Is Unseated In Canton   Republicans Add Twe Seais To Boost Legislature Tota].   McGregor’s Plurality Is 26,866 in District

THE WORLD TODAY  Nazi Defense an Attempt To Whitewash Germany  ee meas: pec

MCWITE WIGCNOCNLZIC OUYS.  Nazi Defense Prepares [ts Major Stand

NAZI LEADERS AT NUERNBERG TRIALS (DIRECTING ATTORNEYS IN ATTEMPT TO JUSTIFY CERMANY’S OFFENSIVE WAR

Minority Whip Raps Truman’s Administration   Operates Foreign Relation: By Applying Ward Poli tics To Affairs.   SPEAKS IN OMAHA

France and Mexico Ex_“peéted to Join Russia and Poland i in Opposi “tion, -

FRANCE, MEXICO JOIN RUSSIA IN BLOCKING SPAIN   Oppose Admission Of Franco's Regime To International Court Of Justice On Non Member Basis.

ADMITTANCE OF SPAIN OPPOSED   France And Mexico Take Sides With Russia And Poland

France and Mexico Expeeted to Join Russia and Poland in Opposition.

HIGHen WAGE, PRICE POLICY MAJOR FASTOR   Program Put Under Bowles in Move to Black Inflation Line,

Chester Bowles Is Given Job of ‘Guiding New Reconversion Policy   Formula: Provides Price: Increases For: Industry To Cover Government-Approved Wage Boosts; Truman.Action Designed -to Spur Production

TEMPERATURES:   Agreement Expected In Wake Of Higher Wage, Price Policy

Paul A. Porter, Staunch Hold-Line Man Follows Bowles As Head of OPA

New Wage-Price Policy Issued by Truman Is Signal   Bowies Top Man In President's Reconversion Plan

Industry Given Price Increases In Truman Plan   Chester Bowles Gets Stabilization Post; Porter Takes Over OPA

NEW WAGE-PRICE POLICY MADE KNOWN BY TRUMAN   Provides Price Increases For Industry To Cover Government-Approved Wage Hikes—Selects Chester Bowles To Hold New And Higher Line—Ernd Of Steel Strike Now Jooked For

Official Capital SeesEnd OfStrike   Truman’s Decision On Wages, Prices Becomes Key

Price Increases To Cover Wage Hikes Approved By Government; Bowles Named Stabilization Head

Increased Wage And Price Plan is Made Known   Policy Announced By Truman; Changes In Agencies Heads Made

Stabilization Board Must Rule On Any Pay Boosts; Porter Named OPA Head

NEW P WAGES, PRICES TO SPEED PACT   Bowles Director for Recreated Office of Economic Stabilization

‘Swift Follow-Up ‘To Wage-Price ‘Formula Expected   President Truman’‘s Eagerly Awaited Policy Calls for Broad Chanaes

—NEW WAGE-PRICE POLICY—~ Bowles To Carry Out New Truman Formula As Stabilization Head   Washington Expects Revamped Policy Will Bring Steel Strike Settlement

Salary Hikes To Be Covered Under Formula   Basis Supplied For Conclusion Of Steel Strike

NEW OFFICE TO BE HEADED BY ROWIFS   Truman Proposal Calls tor Higher Prices and Wages

Formula Provides Basis for Settlement  _Bowles Selected to ‘Hold Line’ As Economie Stabilization Head

New Policy May End Steel Tieup   President Truman Names Chester Bowles To Carry Out New Wage-Price Policy

PROMULGATION OF NEW POLICY DESIGNED TO GIVE PAY. RAISE NEEDED TO MEET WAGE DEMANDS

Basis Seen For Strike Settlement   Policy Provides Price Increases To Cover Raises in Wages.

Washington Waits Steel Strike End   Early Settiement Indicated As Truman Enunciates Higher Wage-Price Formula

Bowles To Be Boss   Truman Urges Firm Holding of Higher Line; Steel Strike End Believed Near

Bowles Heads Economic Office   President's Policy Provides for Higher Ceilings, Pay Hikes; Personnel Changed

New Wage-Price Plan May Halt Big Strike; All Aspects of Auto Dispute on Slate

Steel Strike Settlement Is Exnected   Seen as Swift Follow-up to Truman’s New Policy

Attempt lo End Production Lag Made by Truman   Settlement of Steel Strike Is Hoped for As Swift Follow-Up

Steel Strike Settlement Expected As Follow-Up  To Truman Statement     ne a rn et  CHESTER BOWLES   Given Job Of Holding Relaxed Lines Paul Porter Named O. P. A. Head: Price Raises Effective Now

Higher Wage-Price Line Announced by - President Last Eve   Chester Bowles, Boss of OPA, Named by Truman To Hold to Line

OPA ADMINISTRATOR BOWLES NAMED DIRECTOR OF OFFICE OF ECONOMIC STABILIZATION

Wage-Price Policy. May End Strife  With Labor   Formula Providing Raises Is Welcome

Government Likely To Okay Pay Hikes Of 16 to 18 Percent   Eliminates Six-Months Wait For Higher Price Ceilings by Firms; Bowles Gets Promotion

Truman Announces a Higher Wage-price Line and Names Chester Bowles to Hold It   Settlement of Steel and Other Major Disputes Expected to Follow, Although Lebor Leaders May Strongly Protest

WAGES GET INCREASE OF 16-18%   Manufacturers Get Higher Price Ceilings

A STEEL STRIKE SETTLEMENT IS - EYDECTEN TRAY   As a Swift Follow-up to President Truman’s Higher Wage Line.   BOWLES TO HOLD LINE   Boost of Steel $6 a Ton Would Be a Big Factor In the Settlement.

Bowles Appointed Head Of Re-Created Office of Economic Stabilization

NOW EXPECT AN END 10 STEEL STRIKE   Settlement Looked Upon as Natural Consequence of New Higher WagePrice Line Set by the President.

Wage-Price Line  Set on New Level   ” Official Washington Ex » pects Stee! Strike to End Soon   BOWLES TO HOLD LINE    Higher Price e Ceiling and 7 Wages May Start >

Wage And Price — Policy To Cause End Of Strikes   CHESTER BOWLES WILL HEAD FEDERAL AGENCY

Waae-Price Line Raised   Bowles Named to Hold It; Formula Provides Certain Price, Wage Increases

White House Retires to  New Line and Appeals to Public To End Inflation   Expect Protests by Labor

_—PEACE—  Deadlock T 0 Delay Peat  Five Issues May Retard Efforts

RUSSIA, HUNGARY cIiee OTF AGREEMERT   Rig Power Deadlock Delays Final Peace Treaties

Treaty Issues Delay Final Peace Pacts   Powers Locked In Disagreement On Settlement

DEADLOCK MAY HOLD UP PEACE   5 Issues Seen Vital To Meeting Of Ministers

Fends Off Burglars From Finance Office At Hamil-, ton Field Until MP’s  Arrive

_ tl be il - - al aul fo. a _ =  Brother Gives Description Of Missing Man

Sen. Bridges Proposes Ban ‘On Political Activity By Future Supreme Ct. Justices

ASK CHANGE Ih JUDICIAL CODE   Would Bar Future Supreme Court Justices From : Political Activity

WOULD BAR JUSTICES  FROM POLITICAL ACTION   Changes in Judicial Code Proposed As Truman Delayed in Naming Judge

U. S. Justices Would Drop Politics Under New Proposal   Congress Ought to Act Now, Senator Bridges Says, So Future Members Could Give Full Time to Court

Bridges Proposes Amendment To Prohibit Pelitical Action By High Court Justices

Bridges Would Bar Jurists From Politics   Traman Delays Annamtment

Bridges Proposal Would Ban Political Activity By Supreme Court Justices

Bridges Proposes Judicial Code Amendment To Ban Justices From Any Political Activity

1264 Here Get Aid During June   Most Of $25,559 Expenditure Was On Aged Persons And Dependent Children

Costs For Welfare In Month Revealed   May Report Released by Washington County Welfare Board

Russians Refuse Permission To American Plane to Land With Note for Commander in Korea   No Explanation of Why Plane Refused Entry Into Northern Korea; Commission Divided on Abolishing Boundary

Report Soviets Refuse Request For U.S. Plane To Land At Heijo, Korec

Fields Cited For Contempt   Rayburn Signs Papers Charging Contract Man Failed To Produce His Records At Hearing

WILDCAT MINE STRIKES IDLE 8 200 IN PITS   Settlement Of TWA Dispute Appears Possible, Says Mediator

3M  IN UNITED STATES   8,200 Miners Said to Be Involved Today in Protests; Negotiations Resume at Capital.   5S. F. A. DESCRIBES WORK STOPPAGES

Strikes Halt Production i in 56 Coal Mines   Krug and Lewis Still Absent from Bargaining Sessions

VETERANS LEAVE BAKER HALL   200 War, Veterans Today: Left Ohio ‘State Univeraity : After . Being Evicted from Baker Holl: —; Dormitory Turned ‘Over: to Corks, *.

MORE THAN 200 VETS QUIT OSU   Baker Hall To Be Used By Women After University Rules Against Men

NO DELAY FOR UNO OPENING TRIMAN SAYS   U. 8. To Press for Action On Iranian Case, He Asserts

Bucks Red  Appeal for UNO Delay   Truman Says Monday's Council Meeting Not To Be Postponed.

Public Invited To Hear Sam Hays Jan. 15   City Club Slates Speaker on War Memorials

San Marinans Invited to Hear Sam Hayes   Newscaster Will Discuss Living War Memorials

STRIKES MAY STIR FIGHT ON TAX REBATES   Congress Action Held Likely If Strife Is Continued

Key Russian Spy Convicted  Canadian Goyernmen Worker Found Guilty

Canada Convicts Own Lawmaker As Russian Spy   Fred Rose, Polish-Born Communist Member O: Parliament, Found Guilty Of Being Key Figure In Soviet Spy System

J..1. Bond Fund Increasing Daily   ‘Little Oklahoma ‘Girl Sewtds Hér Christmas Money

WAR DEPARTMENT SAYS TERMINATION OF DRAFT 1S PREFERABLE-TO HOUSE BILL

ARMY REJECTS HOUSE VERSION OF DRAFT BILL   Prefers Outright End Rather Than Ban on Teen-Agers

TEEN-AUE BAN MAY TERMINA'! DRAFT LAW   War Department Says Bill Would Deplete Amy

SAFFORD FACES STIFF GRILLING ON MESSAGE   Lone 1941 Naval Officer Who Says: He Saw “Winds” Warning —

SAFTORD TO BE ASKED ABOUT, “WINDS" MESSAGE AND NAVY ORDER TO DE. ° STROY-RECORDS———_

NEWS EXECUTIVES CALL ON HIROHITO   EMPEROR DECLARES HIS NATION IS “ANXIOUS TO COOPERATE” WITH U. S.

B-17 CRASHES INTO HILL IN RAIN STORM   Twenty Servicemen  Among Those Killed

PLANE CRASHES INTO MOUNTAIN: 25 MEN KILLED   Converted B-17 Hits Peak At Holyoke, Mass. During Rain Storm

IN CRASH OF ARMY PLANE   B-17 Hits Hilltop In Massachusetts During Rain Storm

Plane Crash Fatal To 25   Converted B-27 Smashes Into Mountain Side During Rain Storm

PONTIFF— Continued on Page Twe   Girl Is Tortured by Unquenchable Thirst!

Problems Of U. N. Mount Steaaly: Scant Progress   Grave World Problems—All pointing To International Disunity—Are Faced   DELIBERATIONS IN SEVENTH WEEK NOW

United Nations Disunity Grows More Serious   Big Four Still In Deadlock on Trieste Problem

COUNCIL FACES GRAVE PROBLEM AT SESSIONS   Great Britain, US Algned Against Russia On Issues

Officials Flying To Grain Belt With Food Plea   LaGuardia, Anderson Seek North Dakota’s Response to Bonus

LAGUARDIA, ANDERSON AFTER HOARDED GRAIN   Fly To Worth Dakota To Make Plea To Farmers :

‘To Get Together “On Arms Control      "U.S. and Russian Positions * Can Be Harmonized, Says Molotov   SAYS RACE STARTED   “Question of Disarmament * . Has Bearing on Treaty . Making 

Trieste Issue  To Fore Again   Italy Interested In Direct Negotiating With Yugoslavia

May Be Necessary After Failure of Truman Peace Bi   Administration Officials Express Uncertainity in Face of Crisis

COAL MINE SEIZURE A     POSSIBILITY.   ‘Truman’s Request For Arbitration Is Turned Down .

COAL DEADLOCK MAY RESULT IK SEIZURE MOVE   Lewis, O’Neill Reject Arbitration Proposal in Coal Mine Dispute

Govt. Seizure Only Course In Coal Strike   Both Sides Reject Truman's Proposal For Arbitration

Believe U.S. Seizure Of Mines Inevitable   Doubt Expressed Whether Even Seizure By Government Would Work

Mine Owners Lewis Reject Arbiter Plan   Federal Officials Sound Uncertainty On Seizure Effect

Government Labor Officials Confess They See No Other Recourse on Miners

MINE SEIZURE IS APPEARING AS CERTAINTY   Government Labor Officials Say Even That May Not Work

U.S. OPERATION OF COAL MINES DEEMED LIKELY   Operators and Union Turn Down Request For Arbitration

SEIZURE OF MINES SAID LAST COURSE IN COAL DISPUTE   rovernment Officials at Parleys See No Other Action; Doubt Miners Will Cooperate.   TRUMAN EFFORT PROVES FAILURE

Arbitration Is Rejected For Coal Dispute   Both Union, Operators ' Decline U. S. Offer; Await New Moves

SEIZURE OF COAL MINES IS EXPEGTEL   Both Parties to Bituminous Dispute Refuse Arbitration Settlement Plan.

Reds Believed About to Get Baltic State:   Big Three Also Expected To Turn Against , Snain in 1046

Allies Expected To Concede To Soviels   U. S., Britain to Approve Soviet Union Acquisitions

Agreement Is Viewec on Subject of Three Baltic States   Belief Expressed That U. S., Britain to Concede that Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia Are Soviet Republics

‘Soviet Has Right To Use Espionage tT? Get Atomic Secrets’ —Joe Davies

DAVIES SAYS SOVIET RIGHT IS NOT DENIED   Ambassador Believes Russia Entitled to Seek Atomic Bomb

Davies Defends Russian Right ToBomb Secret   Former Ambassador Says Rede Justified in Using —- MMiters Fantanncen

OPERATORS ASK WAGE’ INCREASE   National federation — of Telephone Workers to rye Formal Demands on Telephone Companies.

GOP Bides Time On Army Probe   Democrats Block Inquiry Into Army Occupation Charges

TROOPS ACCUSED OF IMMORALITY INSIDE GERMANY  GOP SENATORS WOULD PROBE TALES DESPITE

ARMY MORALS CHARGES AIRED   Tales Of U. S. Forces In Germany Called Gossip And Hearsay

U. S. Military Occupation Renort Issued   Wild Immorality Is Charged in Senate Investigation

Senators Bide Time on Probe Occupation   Determined to Investigate Accounts That Sordid Conditions Exist in US-Occunied German Zone.

Senate Inquiry Into Occupation Of Reich Seen   War Dep't Denies Immorality, Disease; Truman Rejects Probe

SAYS CHARSES REQUIRE PROBE OF REICH ZONE   GOP Plans Investigation o Immorality, Dishonesty in G! Occupation Area

GOP Bides Time In Occupation Investigation  Will Have Chance To Study Charges

GOP Plans Probe of Occupation After Forming Congress   Democrat Members on War Probe Group Opposed to Quiz

Probe Unveils Immorality _  Of Reich 6.1:   GOP Senators Bare Secret Report of Occupation Check

Immorality. Vice Charged In U. S. dons   Republicans Assert American Occupation Of Germany Is Jeopardized

Charges Against U. S. Troops In Germany Aired   War Department Calls Them “Hearsay” And “Gossip”

President !enies Current Need of Occupation Probe   Report, Released By G.O.P. Solons, Says  Situation Is Corrupt

Republicans Explore Charges Against  Armed Forces Occupying German Zone

MEADER REPORT FLAYS CONDUCT OF U, S$, TROOPS   Immorality Charged In Occupied Germany, Officers Also Panned

FURTHER PROBE ON CONDUCT OF TROOPS SEEN   Republicans Bide Time As Rift Widens On Germany Report

Scandal Charges Against Army in Germany Aired   Immorality, Assaults, Black Marketing Cited  By Senate Committee

ARMY SAYS FACTS DISTORTED Committee Report Charges U. § Troops With ‘Wild: Immorality’

GOP Set To Investigate Charges of immorality, Disease in U. S. Forees

INQUIRY LOOMS INTO ‘SCANDAL OF OCCUPATION   G. 0. P. Expected To Press Probe Despite Truman’s ‘Unnecessary’ View

Immorality Charged in Reich Repor'  Army Asserts G.0.P. Claims  Are ‘Hearsay’

Army Replies ‘Gossip’ To Misconduct Charges Against Troops Abroad

Report on U.S ‘Army’s Condnet Called ‘Gossip   ‘Troman Says Investigation - Of Military in Germany  oe ae

Senate Republicans Seem Determined to Probe AMG in Reich   To Investigate German Occupation Despite Protests

Republicans Await Chance to Explore Occupation Charge   Senators Will Investigate Meader Report Which Alleges Immoral Conduct

G. 0. P. Bares AMG Report, Assures Quiz   Immoral Conduct, Dishonesty Cited In Ranks of Army.

YANKS IN GERMANY ARE CHARGED WITH WILD MISCONDUCT   Secret Report by Investigator on Four-Week Flying Tour Made Public by Senate Committee.   NEGROES SINGLED OUT FOR CRITICISM   Unprovoked Attacks, Immorality and Other Excesses Alleged — War Office Calls It “Gossip.”’

Republicans Press for Probe Of Yank Scandals in Germany  Truman Opposes Inquiry Into Charges Of Immorality Among Armed Forces

Senate To Probe Troop immorality  Pee Sg   Reich-Occupation Gls Will Be Investigated

immorality and Incompetence Denied by Army   Committee Counsel Assails Policies of Military Government

GOP To Insist On A Probe Of  Occupation Army   Meader Report Charges Immorality, Dishonesty Among Yanks In Reich.

Republicans Wait On Army Inquiry   Truman Thinks Check Unnecessary

Conditions in Occupied /one  May Be Probec   Army Says Reports Are Unfounded and Come Entirely from Gossip and Hearsay

Charges of Immorality, Disease, Dishonesty in Occupation Forces - Weighed

WAR OFFICIALS HIT “HEARSAY” AND “GOSSIP”   Declare Charges Made By George W. Meader Are Unfounded

Republicans Awail Occupation Probe   Honesty, Incompetence, Charges Face Airing When Congress Meets

Await Chance To Investigate  Troops Abroad   GOP Senators Mean Te Probe Multiple Charges Against Occupation Forces In Germany

Republicans - Defer Probe  In. Germany   Allegations Against U. S. Qccupation Forces To Be Investigated When New Con PPE Re. PREPS

Senators Say Rumors Require Investigation Of Occupation Forces   Republicans Determined To Probe Forces In Germany; Truman Opposed

COP BIDES.TIME TO EXPLORE CHARGES AGAINST OCCUPATION FORCES LISTED IN REPORTS.

immorality And Dishonesty Said Rampant in American Zone Of German Occupation

GOP Members of Com. mittee Make it Public Despite Protests of It: Democratic Members.

immorality By Soldiers In Germany  Is Charged   Report by Prober Promptly Denied By War Department  As ‘Hearsav. Gossin’

Mead Says Dewey Failed to Fight Klan- Activities   Soft-Pedaled Issue to Get Support for Ambitions, He Charges

Man Failed To Appeal, Says  Magistrate   Emunitsburg Justice Answers Petition For Writ Of Certiorari

Governor Talmadge Indicated Winner  In Georgia Vote   Will Become First Four-Term Gev ernor Of Georgia, Result Of Balloting

@ PAUL MALLON—   Says Relapse Like That of France Could Lead to World Chaos

Resume Discussions On European Peace Treaties   Rv John M. Hightower

End OPA Gontrl API Will Ask   ' Hallanan Named ““Hesid: of Committee. ‘To.Make: Request

End OPA Contro! API Will Ask   Hallanan Named Head of Committee  To Make Request

Guest at Hotel Testifies He Belicves Fire was Caused by Spontaneous Combustion or Short Circuit. @ Sa

Democrats Hit GOP on Milk   Republicans Blamed By Rice for Victory Over OPA

SEN. PEPPER IS CAMPAIGN SPEAKER   Given Nod by Comm. Despite Certain Policies

Pepper Put Back On Speakers List   Democratic Leaders Want Truman Critic to Work for the Party.

TRAFFIC DEATH TOLL STUDIED   President’s Highway Safety Conference in Action

Mayor Appeals to Air Raid Wardens To Patrol City; Business Loss High

SEPT. 23 PICKED AS DATE FOR MEETING OF UNITED NATIONS   Fierce Battle Qver Vets  Power Daily Becoming Mare Linavaidaitle

‘Hatred And Confusion Pose New World Peril, Churchill Tells Scots

BLIND SOCIETY ASKS THAT LAW PROHIBITING SALE OF FIREWORKS’ BE ENFORCED

Exploding Firecrackers Belong To The Past, State Law Limits Retail Sale Of Fireworks

India And Venezuela Gain Recognition  5 Key Notinus Aguas On UNO Power Distribution

Key Nations Reported In Agreement On Distribution Of Power In U. N. O.

Centennial Coins fo Be Shifted  are tments Short n Same Cammunities

SOAKING RAINS REPORTED FOR CRAIN FARMET   Large Wheat Belt Helped by Rdinstorm—Showers Moy. tna Taward East

NEEDS 25 NEW YORK COPS   LaGuardia Thinks oe. Would Stor Theft of UNRRA Supplies

LGuardia Says Trieste Needs 95 N. ¥. Cops”   Director-General UNRRA Charges Mass Stealing Of Supplies At Advi- alic Port

Solon Urges Firm Stand Toward Reds  Connally Lauds U. §. Foreign Policy

Senator Okays _ Byrnes Policy   Firm Dealing With Russia Endorsed hy Connally

Says Foreign Policy “Firm, Consistent”   UNRRA To Be Continued For Another Year

Connally Favors. Firm Stand Toward Russians   Red Troops in Iran Friendly Gesture, Says Tehran Official

Sen. Connally Gives Report On UNO Talk   Advocates Firm Dealings With Russia Along With Other Officials.   TAKE RIGHT POSITION

U.S. Will Keep Atomic Bomb, Claim   Sen. Connally Makes Report On Policy; Urges Firm Dealings With Russ Leaders

on. eI. fane ae. Raw tea  aye wesc a  Get Along With Soviets ~ Ts. Not to Say; “We're - Against Yow?   Praises Nation’s ‘Foreign Policy      Declares We're Not Going ts Give Up Atomic Ramh  io “Anybody, Anywhere Anyhew”

URGES FIRMNESS TOWARD RUSSIA   CONNALLY JOINS THOSE ADVOCATING:AN UNYIELDING AMERICAN POLICY.

Connally Backs Firm U.S. Policy  Announces Position Reaardinag Russia

Connally Urges Firm Dealings With Russians      Texas Senator Lauds  Policy Of U. S.

Irate Lewis  Challenges Operators   UMW Head Calls For Added Mine Safety Measures

Two Fugitives  Head This Way   Follow Trail Of Two Jail. breakers Wanted In A Dozen States.

Decontrol Board Holds Its First Meeting Today   ‘Get Acquainted’ Session Called by Roy L. Thompson Now Chairman

Decontrol Board In First Meeting  Meat, Dairy Food Prices Ton Tock

Coal Miners Will Resume Jobs Monday   Temporary Halt in Crippling Strike Reported After White House Conference; Agreement In Principle on Health Fund Reached

TRUCE CALLE IN STRIKE BY JOHN L. LEWIS   OPERATORS ACCEPT HIS PROPOSAL TO REOPEN MINES

Men To Return To Pits For A 2 Week Period   White House Says Both Agree on Health, Welfare Fund, but Are Far. from Accord on Contract Details —Truman Sets Wednesday Deadline for Arcard

Men Expected To Return To Pits Monday; Restric=  tions Still Remain

Truman Calls For Quick Settlement   Miners To Enter Pits Saturday To Prepare For Starting Actual Operations Monday °

Truman Announces Both Sides Agreed On Health And Welfare Principle   President Calls On Operators And Union To Return To White House Wednesday With A ‘New  Bituminous Wage Contract’

Agreement on Principles of Major Factor of Dispute Is Announced By White House; Mines Open Monday   Lewis Acts Jump Ahead of Angry Congress; Operators - Miners Still Far Apart on Details of New Union Contract

Lewis Orders      Miners To Dig For 2 Weeks:   President Demands Lewis and Operators Reach Details On New Contract By Wednes Py ee

STRIKE TRUCE 10 SEND MEN BACK 10 PITS   John Lewis Proposes Two-« Week Cessation of Walkout and Operators Quickly Accept.   TRUMAN REQUESTS QUICK SETTLEMENT   Calls on 2 Sides to Make Peace by Wednesday— Both Agree to Principle of Health Fund. :

‘Union Authorizes Members to Work Lwo Weeks Providing Employers Agree That Any  Ww... Ineroace Ie Retroactive

Mine Owners  Agree to Two Weeks’ Truce  ~ Wednesday Set by  Tenman ac Deadline   Wednesday Set by Truman as Deadline For New Contract

HST Sets Deadline For New Contract   Operators Accept UMW Chief's Plan For Truce: Price Boost Is Talked

All Agree To Principle Of Welfare Health Fund  Oneratars Recpsive   Operators Receive Government Pledge Of Price Increases To Offset Costs

Coal Operators Accept Lewis’ 2 Weeks’ Offer   UMW Chieftain And O'Neill Tall With President   Operators Aaree

COAL STRIKE IS HALTED TEMPORARILY   Operators Decide to Accept Proposal Of John L. Lewis

Doubt Expressed As to Sincerity Of Lewis’ Effort   Union Leader Says No Campromise Is Proposed

GE WILL TAKE OVER ATOMIC RESEARCH JOB   du Pont Company Will Turn Over Hanford, Washington Plant

GE Signs Contract With U. S. to Run Plant for Atomic Eneray Research

U.S. C. of C. Calls For End to Price And Rent Controls   Recommendation for Lifting All Controls By March 31, 1947  Made ta Cammittas

Mining Congress Says Subsidies Had Wrong Effect   Sen. Mitchell Criticizes  NAM for Spending So Much In Anti-OPA Campcign

CALLS FOR AN END OF ALL PRIGE AND RENT CONTROLS   The United States Chamber of Commerce Asks It to End March 31, 1947.   A STATEMENT PREPARED   Presented to the Senate Banking Committee By E. P. _Sehmidt.

OPPOSITION TEXAS EMPLOYERS TO POLICIES OF UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE REVEALED

The Day That Shook America   Opening Of The “Battle Of The Bulge” On A Saturday Two Years Ago, Recalled By Writer Hal Boyle

“Battle of the Bulge” a Searing — Memory to Yanks Who Survived It

‘Battle of Bulge’, a Defeat America Turned Into Victory, }is Only Two Years Old Today

TWO YEARS AGO. THIS WEEK Maxey- Trained Unit Stood Ground in Battle of Bulge

Two Years Agoon Lonely Belgian Ridge  Beaan Historic ‘Battle of the Bulge’

One Local Coal Mine Out; Others Down In State   Killarney Operation Reported As Stopping By Coal Operator’s Association; One  Railroad Lays Off Crews

Coal Output In State Is Cut Sharply   Number Of Idle Miners Goes Past 14.000 Mark

SEEK WAGE INCREASE FOR FRENCH WORKERS   French Workers Demand Pay Boost Of 25 Per Cent

WU Is Allowed  To Boost Rates   Certain Classes of Service Revised

Western Union Gets Authority To Boost Rates   FCC Allows 10 Per Cent In crease, Revision of Certain Services

Cost Raised On Telegrams  Western Union Wins 10 Per Cent Increase

TO HIKE RATE ON MESSAGES   10 Per Cent. Increase For Western Union Given Commission Okay

FCC GRANTS 10 PER CENT WIRE SERVICE RAISE   Western Union’s Losses Basis Of Permit To  Increase Rates

Western Union Rate Increase  To Be Allowed   -Government Approves Revision of Certain Classes of Service

NAVY SINKS 24 OF JAP SUBMARINES   in Water Off Japan Too Deep For Future Selvage Operations

HOPELESS FOR U. S. TO’BUILD VOLUNTEER ARMY GEN, STILLWELL SAYS. EXPECTING ANOTHER WAT   24 JAP SUBMARINES ARE DESTROYED BY U. S.

Jap Subs Are Sent To Bottom By Navy   Undersea Raider That Sank U. S. Cruiser Indianapolis Ie Included In Onerations

Jap Submarines Destroyed Today   ‘Road’s End’ Operatior Part Of Allied Plan To Insure Peaceful Japan

UNIVERSAL TRAINING ADVOCATED   President Urges Word Military Be Omitted from Name

TRUMAN NAMES §-MAN BOARD AS ADVISERS   ‘Peace, Production’ Declared Goals Of Nation

Truman Wants Universal Training Plan   States Republics Decline When People Get Fat and Lazy

PRESIDENT URGES TRAINING PLANS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE   Wants Word ‘Military’ Left Out; Aims for World Peace and Production at Home.   ADVISORY BOARD HEARS REQUESTS

‘DRAFT AS GUARD’   Truman Says Universal Training Is Vital to Freedom of Nation.   CALLS FOR AN ALERT YOUTH   Special Group Charged With Task of Outlining a Program for the President,   TO COVER ALL PHASES   Commission Told to Gio Beyond the Military in Drafting its Recommendations.

Truman Calls On Nation to Adopt Universal Training   Terms Measure Best Means of Continuing Renithlie

Truman Sees Plan for Training   President Urges Plan for Youth Training as Peace Insurance

TRUMAN CALLS FOR TRAINING POLICY TO RETAIN NATION   Universal Training Requested; Committee Set te Map Out Program

Truman Backs Universal  T_.'..'... Mh. Ifaininig rian   Presiden Approves Military Program, Commission Told

New Probe on Jap Relations Seen Likely   State Department Is Charged With Secreting Documents

China's Winter Coal Supply Is Threatened  Red Forces Break Rail Line in Series of Attacks

Chinese Reds Within Few Miles Peiping   Coal Shipments Are Halted By  Commission

China’s Winter Coal Supply Is Threatened  Red Forces Break  Dnt) T ten te   Red Forces Break Rail Line in Series of Attacks

US. Officials In Denmark  To Seek Long Term Leases  Of Bases In Greenland

U.S. IN GREENLAND TO STAY   Island Bases Necessary to Atlantic Lifeline.

GRAND JURY APPROVES IMPROVEMENT PLANS   Found 59 True Bills Out Of Total of 62   URGES MINOR CHANGES

Wife Quizzed In Killing of Mate in 1943   Taylor County Sherif Reveals Horseman’s Slaying Confession.   Pictures on Page 13.

wWiaCKenzile;:  Several Vital Showdowns On International Policy Are Facing U. S. Today

Showdown Near Between Reds and Western Allies on Russian Attitude Toward Compromise

U.S. Verging ~ 1 1 ee OnShowdowwns  Reds Are, Too   . DEWITT MACKENZIE AYP Forcign Affairs Analyst

FIELDER'S GLOVE $3.98 Bats 79c; The Toy.—Ad.   TICSCOT LOAN COMPANY

Michigan Death Toll In Storm Placed At Five   Mercury Drops 22 Points In 12 Hours Here: Cold Tomorrow   Temperature Rises To -40 In Dawson; Schools Reopened

MC Strike Meeting On Today   Company And Union Men Are Being Heard by. Mediation Board

Vinson Warns Price Controls Must Continue   Secretary Of Treasury Points Out Need In Battle Against Inflation   {  TESTIFIES BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE.

Extension of Stabilization Act Called Vital   Vinson Warns Congress Against Including Crippling Amendments

KEEP CONTROLS PLEA OF VINSON   Treasury Chief Urges U.S Not to ‘Muff Opportunity’ for Bright Future

HEAVY STORMS ~ IN CALIFORNIA   SNOW AND FLOODS CAUSING GREAT DAMAGE TO SOUTHERN PART OF STATE

LOUIS J. SHARP NEW DIRECTOR OF TRAINING SCHOOLS   This Is Subject to Hin Relonse On Loan By the Federal! Government,   BADLY NEEDED IN STATE   To Help Set Up Administra tion of Boonville, Chilli cothe, Tipton Schools,

Louis J. Sharp Will be Loaned To the State   hol Chosen to Head Missouri’s Three Training Schools

Bonus Wins Grain to Meet Famine Threat  Critical Period Comes Abroad in Next 60 to 90 Davs

NO PROOF REDS POSSESS BOMB. TRUMAN AVERS   Statement Made In Answer To Claims From England ae

Byrnes Has Parley With Sec. Bevin   American and British Lead ers at Paris Hold  Secret Conference

BYRNES Tita TO PUT SPEED IN MEETINGS   Confers Secretly with Bevin While Molotov Is in Moscow.

Paris Peace Conterence  Deadlocked   Molotov Remains In Moscow For  Talks

Couple Held By Soviets Are Released   In Turn Americans Freeing Reds Held  An Pamtammi Gace.

U.S. Will Release Red Suspects For 2 Other Americans   Officer, Wife Return From Russian Zone  Unharmed

U. 8s. Army innownces It Is Releasing. Tw iz Red Army Officers and Third - ‘Ritasian Hperonten of Espionage: i ,

SUSPECTED RED AGENTS TRADED FOR ARMY PAIR   Army Makes Move To Get Release Of Officers Held By Russians

Release By Russians Of Yanks Bares “Spy” Plot   Army Announces That It Will Release Two  Russian Officers, 3rd Man in Espionage Casc

Russians Still Hold  Americans   Couple Released; Two Others Held By Soviet Army

AMER. COUPLE RELEASED BY RUSSIANS      Yanks Free Three Reds Held on  Espionage "Suspicion

Soy Suspects Released for 2 Americans   U. S. Had Arrested Officer in Berlin; 2 Yanks Missing

U.S. WILL FREE 3 RED SPY SUSPECTS   Army Tries to Prompt Liberation Of Two Americans

RUSSIANS WILL BE RELEASED IN PRISONER TRADE   U, S. Seeks Liberation Of Ameri cans In Hands Of Soviet

NAM Blasts Labor Policy In Meeting  ‘Man Stealing Show Was Not Even There’

ARMOUR IN TALK WITH ClO UNION   Believe Packing Firm Wall Sion Pav Boost

Sixteen Nations Meet to Draft LongRange International Food Program

Proposal Would Increase Trade  FAO Chief Says Plan Would Benefit World

ENJOY LADIES NIGHT   Lion Members and Their Wives Dine Together. '

UNION REFUSES ~5-CENT BOOST   Strike Continues at Bucyrus Steel Plant .

Wisconsin Travelers Jam Buses   Crack Streainliners Only Trains Scheduled As State Slowly Feels Full Impact

Green Kights Baruch Plan for Strike Ban   AFL Head Pleads for Continuance of Price Controls and Rent Ceilings: Housewives Also Give Truman Support

Green Attacks Baruch's Plan   Union Head Calls for Hands-Off Policy in Labor Disputes

AFL Boss Objects To Baruch’s Call For Strike Ban   William Green Appeals for Continuation of Price Controls

GREEN FIGHTS BARUCH PLAN   Hands-Off Policy in Labor Disputes Called for By AFL President

Green Asserts  OPA Is Needed   Objects to Baruch’s Call For 1-Year Strike Ban

COLD IS MOVING OUT   Lows of 30 to o 32 I Forecast for Te. : night

Vet. Wife Declare  iP Cb, PF LEO £70  TAKE CHILDREN, THEY BOTHER US’

Garage Owner: Shoots Burglar   _ Wounded Intruder Is - Believed Found in Milwaukee «

Sheriff Deputy Routs Burglar .   Pair Exchange Shots In Nighttime Gun Due!

ITALIANS DISSATISFIED WITH TREATY.   Want More Credit For 18 Months on Side of Allies

Italy in Appeal For Better Deal ‘At Peace Table   Delegates Ask for Credit for Overthrow Of Mussolini Regime

Italy Asks Credit for Duce Fall   Rome Government Seeks New Wording to Ease Fascism Onus

SEEK TO CREDIT ITALIANS WITH DUCE'S DEFEAT   Want To Take Credit From Allied Armies In Easing Terms

Italy Asks for Credit in Overthrow of Fascism and For Aid to Allies in War

ASK ITALIAN © DRAFT TREATY BE REWRITTEN   Giving Credit To Feople For Overthrow Of Duce °   Seek,.To Take Blame Off. Present Government

Rome Seeking Tc Change Wording Of Peace Treaty   Co-Belligerence Not Recognized in Terms Of Pact, Is Charge

Treaty Is Said Too Harsh Under Circumstances   Document’s Preamble Is Urged Rewritten

SOFTER PEACE ASKED IN NOTE TO CONFEREES   Vishinsky Asks Peace Mceting Speedup, Urges Getting Down To Work

Halla F eopie Want Credit for Ousting Fascism  Commission Contends They. Niet the Army Over.      Commission Contends They, Not the Army, Overthrew Mussolini   ROME ASKS CHANGE IN TREATY WORDL«G   Seeks to Take the Blame for Italy’s Deeds Off Present Regime

Italy Seeks  Escape From  War Blame   Says Tl Duce, Not People, Foucht the Allies

Mussolini Beaten By Us: Italy   Italians Appeal To Paris Meeting For Credit Of Defeating Benito And Fascism

@redit For It Asked For Italian People Rather  Than Allied Armies   Rome Requests Treaty Rewrite   Government Places Blame For Tripartite Pact On Fascist Regime

BODY OF MISSING GIRL RECOVERED FROM RESERVOIR   Cambridge, Mass., Resident, _on Vacation, Brutally Attacked and Murdered:

voy" csesayt * murdered  Young Woman Found Floating in Reservoir

Ruth McGurk’s Body Is Found  In Reservoir   Missing For Nearly Week

Body of Ruth McGurk  Recovered From Reservot   Immediate Cause of Death of Local Woman’s Sister Not Determined— Some Underearments Missing

STATE IS WARMING UP   Slowly Rising Temperatures Thru Friday Are Forecast

Father Found Near Tahoe Returned to. Face Charge of Murdering Babes

Supervisory Contract Is Upheld   Not Passing  On Propriety Of Certifying Lewis’ Union

Cong. George Mahon Speaks As Lubbock Joins Rest Of Nation In Armistice Day Observances

COAL MINERS RETURN 10 WORK TODAY   Many Factories Remain Closed or On Reduced Output

Miners Start Coal Output  During Truce   Most of 400,000 Workers Return To Old Jobs

200 JEWS LAND NEAR TEL AVIV   Slip Through Brit. Blockade Of Palestine

For Contines   Former Speaker of State House Drafted By State Convention

POLICE SEEK SHOWDOWN IN DEGNAN CASE   Drug Said Used On Heirens To Get ‘Confession’ In Chicago Slaying

SHOWDOWN SEEN IN HEIRENS CASE   Paper Says Full Confessior Of Three Slayings Nears

— Written Confession Is _ Expected From Student in Next Few Days

Expect Moves In Heirens’ Case   Paper Says Counsel Expects to Take Full Confession From Client

Showdown Sought In Heirens Case   Stories Persist That Youth Will Confess  For Life Sentence

Chicago Student Suspected in Triple Slaying May Never Again Be Free Man, Says Chicago Paper

CONFESSION OF HEIRENS SEEN   Alleged Kidnap-Slaye: Said Ready To Admit Three Killinas

Seek Break In  Heirens Case   State’s Attorney Works For Confession On Three Slavings.

BREAK EXPECTED ‘KIDNAP DEATH WITHIN FEW DAYS      Showdown Being Sought After ~~ Lengthy Investigation of College Student

Seek Showdowr In Heirens Case  Confession Denied; Three Deaths Listed

'“‘Bargain” With Attorneys Hinted ... .  ‘Full Confession Of The ‘Degnan Murder Expected [From Heirens Presently

Report Police Seek Final Showdown in Degnan Slaying   Chicago Tribune Says Heirens Will Make Full Confession in Matter of ‘Few Dover

Heirens’ Attorneys Reiterate Denial of Client’s Confession   Chicago Newspapers Continue “Expose of Details of “Admissions”

Showdown in Heirens Case  Sought Today   Reports Say Student Will Give Written Confession Admitting Three Slayings

Newspaper Says Heirens To Get Life Sentence   Chicago Tribune Reports Youth To Admit  Slaving Three

SEEK A SHOWDOWN   Officers Investigating Heir en's Connection With Degnan Case

FULL CONFESSION BY HEIRENS SEEN WITHIN FEW DAYS   PRESS HINTS AT AGREEMENT FOR LIFE SENTENCE

Heiren Said To Have Contessed  While Drugged   Sun Says Sedium Pentothal Hsed

Seek ‘Showdown’  ‘In Heirens’ Case   ‘Confession’ Is Expected In A Short Time

State Seeks Showdown in Heirens Case   Defense Expects Full Confession of Three Murders by Student

m re . ..7  roLtce seen Showdown In  - Degnan Case   Chicago Tribune Says Heir ens Is Expected To Make “Pull and Written Confession”

Officials Seeking Showdown On Degnan Suspect   Chicago Papers Say ‘Confessions’ Await Accord on Sentence

HEIRENS SILENT AS NEWSPAPER REPORTS GROW   Chicago Tribune Claims Degnan Suspect Will Sign Confession in Few Days

Showdown Neat In Heirens Case   Chicago Tribune Says Counsel Expects Confession Soon

PAPERS SAY CONFESSION IS FORTHCOMING   But Reports Vary As to Details of Deenan Developments

CONTROL REMOVAL FORCED: SCRIVNER   Says Truman Feared Loss of Votes If Shortage of Meat Continued   PREDICTS PLENTY SOON

FORCED: SCRIVNER   Says Truman Feared Loss of Votes If Shortage of Meat Continued   PREDICTS PLENTY SOON

Mishaps Take lives Of 39   Traffic Accidents Claim 20; Six Die Of Gunshot Wounds During Holidays

39 Texans Die Over Holidays   Traffic Mishaps Claim 20 Deaths In 4-Day Pericd

‘  Lives Of 39     Mishaps T:   Traffic Accidents Claim 20; Six Die Of Gunshot Wounds Durina Holidays

Headway For The Making Of Flying Safer   Installation Of Radar Facilities At Ground Approach

'Government and Airlines Map Drive ' to Reduce One-a-Week Plane Crashes

Advance Made In Air-Line Safety Plans   Terminals Inadequate As Industry Outgrows Facilities

Safer Flying Plans Devised   Airlines and Government Efforts Make Headway

Board Nears Decision On Dairy Prices   Expect Ruling From Decontrol Group Today or Friday

Decontrol Panel Studies Ceilings For Dairy Goods   Decision Be Handled Down Today, Friday

DECISION 1S SEEN CIN DAIRY CONTROL   Federal Board to Tell of Finding Today or Tomorrow.

DAIRY PRODUCT CEILINGS NOW UNDER STUDY   Decontrol Board To Decide Questions Of Ceilings Shortly

Senate Opinions Praise, Condemr Radio Address   Congressional Leaders Divided on Issues Truman Raised

e Independence Plan Pushed For India To Avert Civil War  ae —~e . —<_ -.- 1. . =...

Britain in Last  Effort for India   Factions Must Agree Before Dec, 9 Deadline

GOP MARGINS: 21 IN-HOUSE, 3 IN SENATE   Net Gain in Lower Chamber 1s 47 Seats,"and Lead Races for 6 More   ‘CLINCH 51 IN SENATE   Ahead for One More and Trailing Democrats for Two Others

Pittshurgh Back To Normal Today   "Strike of Power Workers Ends After 19 Hours

Lumber Handlers Stage Sympathy Strike In Boston   Walkout Supports Warehousemen

Sales of E Bonds  Dropped in September   Indicates Too Much Spending For Searce Goods

Cotton Margin Is Doubled As Prices  Continue. To Soar.   Bawiles To Confer With Cotton Growers Before Actnmg On Ceiling - Price.

HAMBURG HEARS OLD WAR SONGS   GERMANS STAGE MILITAN _-MARCH .ON_CITY HALL 1 PROTEST BRITISH BILLETING PLANS

Ships Lie in American Ports Without Crews; Strike is Against Government.

Walkout Termed Costliest in U. S. History   Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf Coasts Being Picketed

Shipping Strike Locks Industry   Workers Determined to Get Ruling Rescinded

2,500 Ships Left Idle By Walkout   Half Million Men Away From Work As AFL Pickets Go On Duty

2500 Vessels Are Idled by Great Walkou   Strikers Will Remain Away From Work Until Ruling Is Rescinded

Half A Million Men Kept From Work, Unloading of Bodies of 56 Soldiers Delayeg. Food Supplies BHefd Tin -

No Seftlement ls Sighted In -Costiy Strike   Picket Lines in Nation Keep Half Million Men from Work

Mighty Maritime Industry Tied Up  Half-Million Men Kept From Work

Termed Costlies Shipping Strike  New York Harbor Tuaboats To Stop

AMERICA’S SEA LANES LOCKED UP BY STRIKE   Tugboats To Join List Of Idle Ships In New York Area

REPORT 2,500 SHIPS TIED UP IN U. S. PORTS   Industry Imports Are Halted; Huge Relief Cargoes Stopped

2,300 Ships Made Idle By Strike   Maritime Industry Locked Up Tight; To Expand Today

Strike Is Costliest In Shioping History   More Than 2,500 Ships Without Crews; Unions Determined To Obtain Demands

Say Costliest Strike in U.S. Due to Spreac   List 2,500 Ships As Being Tied Up in Various Ports

Maritime Industry  Closed by Pickets   2,500 Ships Idled as AFL Seamen Strike On WSB Cut of Employer-Approved Pay Increase Termed Costliest Shutdown  In History of American Shipping

Nation's Maritime : “Unions  loldinicg Mut : In ¢ ‘costliest Strike

SEAMEN DECLARE STRIKE HAS TIED UP 2.500 VESSELS   Assert They Will Remain Idle Untii Wage Board Rescinds Ruling That Cut  Pay Increases. &   PASSENGER TRAFFIC ABROAD SUSPENDED   Shipment of Troops and Supplies to Germany Halts— Picket Lines Keep 500,000 From Work.

WALKOUT IS IN SUPPORT OF AFL SEAMEN   About Half Million Harbor Workers Deeide To Take Holiday

 Bests Mate In Wrestling, Wins Divorce; Ouija Board Leads To Suit

Columbia Quiet, But Under Guard   Troops And Policemen Seek To Prevent Any New Racial Trouble

Columbia Near Normal As Race Tension Eased   BUSINESS IS RESUMED IN TENNESSEE CITY

Ministers Fail:To Send Invitations To Peace ~ Conference; Deadlocked.

Big Four Deadlock Continues   Disagreement on Rules of Procedure Blocks Peace Parley Call

KENTUCKIAN INVITED TO CAPITAL  May Statement Is Rejected As “Not Satisfactory” By Group

Rep. May Asked fo Return to Capitol To Give Testimony   New Statement on Garsson Association Dissatisfies

May’s Story Inadequate,  Probers Say   Kentuckian Asked To Come Back To Capital To Testify

 Statement Not Satisfactory  ! Mead Committee Wants May  Back In Capital To Testify  q

MAYS ANSWER ON PROFITS IS TURNED DOWN   Mead’s Senate Probers Again Ask Kentucky Solon To Testify

MAY'S OFFER TO TESTIFY DENIED BY COMMITTEE   Statement By Congressman Not Satisfactory, Mead Declares   NO MORE HEARINGS PRIOR TO ELECTION

whatement vot Satisfactory     Mead Committee Wants May Back in Capital To Testify

SALVATION ARMY LAUNCHES NEW NATIONAL DRIVE   W. Earl Hall Well Known Editor Is Iowa Chairman. Ist Drive in 25 Years

Salvation Army Seeks $228,000 From Iowa People   Dale E. Boyd Chairman of Driv In County

wey ARMY DRIVE NEXT WEEK      QUOTA FOR ROLAND AND HOWARD TOWNSHIP SET AT FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS

SALVATION ARMY APPEAL FOR FUNDS   R. MH. MALONEY, CO. CHAIRMAN   Nationwide = Fifad-raising Drive During June; Greene County Quota fs $3,000

Salvation Army. Drive Goal $3,500" In Plymouth Count;   Charles W. Down Is. “In Charge of Drive - For Month of June -

CAR COLLISION INJURES THREE   Marcus, la., Men Hurt as Vehicles Crash, Go  Into Ditch

GERMANS HOPED T0 CONTROL —___ ARTIFICIAL LEG FROM BRAIN   WORKED ON THEORY THAT ELECTRICAL IMPULSES FROM BRAIN MIGHT SOLVE PROBLEM

Artificial Leg Controlled by Brain Impulses Was Planned by Germans

Anderson Plan Draws Criticism  lowa PMA Director Hits Reorgqanzation

Great Wheat Harvest Is Under Way, But Farmers Are Withholding Half of Crop.

Combines Roll In Wheat States   Much of Wheat May Be Stored on Farms For Higher Prices

COMBINES BEGIN  ROLLING ACROSS  PLAINS COUNTRY WHEAT HARVEST IS GOOD BUT FARMERS  ARAV @GTHAOL ADAIA

Wheat Yields Soar; Farmers May Hold Grain in Storage   Resentment Against U.S. Price Policy Is Growing as Combines Reap a Bumper Crop

Harvesters Find-Better Than’ Average Yield in Wheat Field: in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas

WHEAT HARVEST STARTS IN WEST   Grain Yields Top Early Crop Predictions

Harves iy Under V       Crop Is G i: Growers;:  Federal Policy, Plan    To Hold Grain On Farm

Combines Are Rolling Over Plains Fields   Big Question Is How Much Is Fo  . Go ta Storage

Combines Are Rolling Over  Plains Fields 7  Big Question Is How Mu ch To

World Monetary Parley Planning Eniry Deadline  Nations May Have Gy Adonths Grace

Old Planetary Theories Due For Discard   Astronomers Expect To Establish Exact Distance to Worlds

Free India Parley Set   Moslem Leader Will Confer With Rival Congress Party Men

Record Corn Crop for U. S. Now Predicted   Wheat Estimates Uy After Favorable Weather

STRIKES STILL THREATENED IN MAJOR INDUSTRY   Government Not Over-optimistic About Settlement Without Strikes

~*GAPITOL ROUNDUP   Maritime Union Says Truman Torpedoed Negotiations

Strike Threats In. Phone, Coal, Rail Industries Cast Shadow Over Labor Scene

JAPS NOT READY FOR FREE PRESS   BUT WARTHUR LAUDS POLITICAL PROGRESS UNDER DEMOCRATIC PROCESSES.

Japs Making Progress In Politics; 20,000 Homes Built Monthly   Relations With American Occupational Army Good, General MacArthur Says In Latest Report on Nation’s Status

Japan Is Not Ready to Get Free’ Press   MacArthur, However, Has Praise for Strides Toword Democracy

JAP PROGRESS IS APPLAUDED BY M ARTHUR   NATIONS NOT READY FOR UNCENSORED PRESS YET

Gen. MacArthur Applauds J ap Development   Commander Cites Formation of Government

TRUCK UNION GROUP REBELS   To Open Own Offices In Intra-Union Fight In Des Moines

Sen. Pepper Asks Social Bill Of Rights   Time For U. 8. To Equalize Opportunities Througlr Nation, He Says

Stalin Moves For Stronger Soviet Army   Increased Strength _ And Economic Might Decreed for Nation

STALIN URGES  STRONGER ARMY   Russians Toid to Increase Economic Might

STALIN HAILS THE RED ARMY   ORDERS IT TO PROTECT RUSSIAN WORKERS

FOUR CONVENTION BOOKINGS LISTED   Telephone Manager’s Conference Opens Today At Cedar Point: Educators Next.

Division-Of Europe Into, Blocs Looms   Separation — Friendly er Otherwise — Certain Whether ChurchUPs Plena of a “United States of Europe’ Materiulizes

OLD WORLD SEEMS CERTAIN TO FORM TWO BLOCS—FRIENDLY OR OTHFRWISF—IN FAST AND WEST

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   -_—_- —_  By DEWITT MACKENZIE JP Foreign Affairs Analyst

WILL EUROPE SPLIT INTO TWO BLOCS?  Russia Presents Gloomy Backaround

British Troops To Quit Egypt Attlee Says   Churchill Attacks Proposal as ‘Great Shame and Folly’

FORMER PRIME, MINISTER OPPOSES ATTLEE GOVERNMENT ~~ PROPOSAL THAT BRITISH EVACUATE THE “mr ADRDICANS

British Move to Withdraw From Egypt Branded ‘Shame and Folly’ by Churchill

TRAINING PLAN OPPOSITION IS GROWING AGAIN   Democratic Senator Claims Truman’s Program Is ‘Offensive, Vicious’

SEN. JOHNSON RAPS TRUMAN TRAINING PLAN   “Offensive” and “Vicious,” Says Colorado Democrat

Johnson To Lead Fight on Training  Colorado Senator Raps Plan Asked by Truman

DEBATE ON ARMS CUT BOGS DOWN   POWERS AGAIN SPLIT ON VETO ISSUE — QUESTION SENT TO COMMITTEE.

Debate Over Slash In Arm:  Bogs Down   Issue Of Council Supervision To Committee

UNDebate On Arms Bogs Down   - Question Tossed - Inte Laps Of , Drafting Sub-Group

Veto Again Bogs Arms Inpection   Russia Insists Probers  Be Under U. N. Councell

vu. 5. OPPOSES REDS’ ‘STAND Veto Issue Blocks Agreement By U.N. On Disarmament Plan

Veto Isste bogs UN Debate on Arms Reduction  Gavot Incistence   Soviet Insistence Throws Problem  To Subcommittee

Austrian Property Is Seized by Soviet Command  Further Confiscation Is Covered by New Russian Order

General Clark Acts; Cabinet Called to Meet   U. S. Disputes Russian Interpretation of War Claims Accord

Austrian Property Is Seized by Soviet Command.  Further Confiscation   Further Confiscation Is Covered by New Russian Order

RUSSIA’ TAKES PROPERTY IN EAST AUSTRIA   $22,000,000 Worth of Industrial Property in Soviet Ownershin

Soviet Announces Red Acquisitions   Industrial Property In Eastern Austria Passes Into Soviet Ownership

Reds Take Valuable Property in Austria   Announce $22,000,000 Worth of Industria Holdings Have Passed Into Soviet Hands Along With All Other German Assets,

PROPERTY VALUED AT 22 MILLION   U.S. Disputes Russian View Of Transaction

Soviets Denude Austria   Russ Announce Seizure Of Industries Totaling 75% Nation's Capacity

Soviet Command !nAustria Claims Property Is Seized Worth At Least 22 Million

Says Assets Are German ‘Renarations   U. S. Disputes Red Inter. pretation Covering Huge  Conficcations.

‘ANNOUNCEMENT THAT “GERMAN ASSETS” ARE SEIZED MADE TODAY  RUSSIAN-OCCUPIED ZONE REPORTED STRIPPED OF IMPORTANT MATERIALS

JAPS RENOUNCE WAR   Become First Nation in History to Adopt Constitution Outlawing War.

Nip Diet Approves Document   Communist Members Object to Retention of Emperor System

Jap Diet Has Adopted New  Constitution  _ Five Members  Vote Against  Document

JAPS RENOUNCE WAR ‘FOREVER’ BY 432 10 5   New Constitution Passed By Diet Today Effective In Six Months

JAPANESE DIET APPROVES NEW CONSTITUTION   Renounce War Forever, Three Negative Votes Are Cast

Miousands  ~ “Flee Floods In Kentucky   12 Dis iA Sorthoqat States Pittsburgh . Lowlands Washed Over Slightly

Families Flee Kentucky Area   Death and Destruction Hit Two Flood Valleys in State

FLOODS CAUSE 12 DEATHS IN 6O-STATE AREA      Thousands Are Forced To Leave Homes In Kentucky Area

FLOODS SWEEP 6 STATES; 12 DEAD   THOUSANDS MADE HOMELESS —RED CROSS FEEDS I80LATED KENTUCKIANS.

Areas InSix States Hit By Flood Waters   Thousands Flee For Their Lives; Hundreds Marooned

Milk Testing Program Well Underway Here   Lawrence Mason Is Conducting Tests

PREDICT COMPLICATIONS IN TRUCE OF CHINA TO BE SOLVED IN-FEW DAYS

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Cooler Weather on Tap; Scattered Showers Are Forecast for Tonight

Government Takes. Drastic Action To Save Fuel: Train Service Hit

UMW Chief Says Judge Depriving Miners Of Constitutional Rights   Both Union And Leader Held Guilty Of Civil And Criminal Contempt; Sentence Will Be Pronounced Today; Strike Continues

JOHN LEWIS DEFIANT AS COURT  HOLDS HIM GUILTY OF CONTEMP'   Union Boss Rises and Accuses Judge Goldsborough of De- priving Miners of Constitutional Rights—Declares He Still Stands on Position—Sentence to Be Passed Today— Court’s Language Suggests Possible Heavy Penalties.

Lewis Found Guilty; Sentence Set Today.   Government Takes Drastic Action To Save Fuel: Train Service Hit

COURT HOLDS UNION LEADER IN CONTEMPT   Defiant ‘Speech Made By Lewis Following Court Verdict

Sentencing Postponed Until Today   Defiant Speech Is Made by Lewis Following Verdict

Judge's Decision  Due Wednesday   Goldsborough Rules Mine Boss Guilty of Both Criminal and Civil Contempt of Court

LEWIS VeTiaiit After Hearing Court Decision  rict.f A Olletlad 3 Mine   Chief Of United Mine Workers To Receive Sentence This Morning   MAY BE IMPOSED TODA) Judge Accused Of Depriving Miners Of Constiintianal Rights

UMW Head and Union May Get Heavy Penalties   Former Makes Bitterly Defiant Speech To Judae

Judge Goldsborough Asks Advice of Opposing Counsel Following Bitterly Defiant Speech in Court.

Lewis, Union Held Guilty Of Contempt   Goldsborough To Impose Sentence This Morning

MINER LEADER DEFIANT; STIFF PENALTY SURE   SENTENCE PUT OFF UNTIL TODAY BY U. S. JUDGE

Miners’ Chief Defiantly Hits Court’s Edict   Deprives Diggers of Rights _ Under Constitution, He Raara

Lewis, Found Guilty, Faces Sentence Today   Truman Declines to Comment as Coal Strike Continues

Mine Boss is Found In Contempt   In Bitter Speech. Ac. cuses Judge Goldsbdrough Of Violating The Constitution.

[Union Head Loudly Accuses ‘Court Of Depriving Miners Of Constitutional Rights

Le ee ‘cag ge y Geax 5 oe re me e FES els DS od aay  Leese 32 rilty,

Sentencing of Mine Czar Is Set for Today   Coal Strike Continues as Government Takes Action to Save Fuel

Judge Accused Of Violating  Constitution   Sentence Will be Imposed on UMW President Todav —~ Lewis Says He Will “Firmly Stand” on His Position in Mine Strike

Lewis Is Found Guilty in Contempt Case   soft Coal Miners’ Chief Bitterly Accuses Judge of Violating Constitution; Sentence to Be Pronounced This Morning

New: Strike Threat. May. Cause. Nationwide Tieup Of Rail Transportation:

All Rail Systems To Face  Idleness   Coal Burning Lines May Be Forced To Cut Traffic

PARALYZING STRIKE THREATENED  Railroad Workers Renew Demands For Waae Boost

3 Rail Unions Make New Pay Boost Demands   Transportation Tieup is Promised Unless Settlement Reached

Three More Rail Unions  Plan Strike      Will Walk Out Unless Demands Met; Airmen Also Call For Stoppage

NEW WALKOUT THREAT FACED BY RAILROADS   THREE OPERATING BROTHERHOODS WANT RAISE

Three Operating Brotherhoods Make Demands   Threaten To Strike, Adding Fresh Fuel In Railroad Crisis

Three Rail Brotherhoods Make New Strike Threats  Demand $1.20 More After Hike of $1:28

Pay Increases Demanded by 3 Brotherhoods   Action by Trainmen Would Paralyze U. S. Major, Transportation. Union Leaders Say

Three Railroad Brotherhoods Seek Added Wage: Increase   Strike Threat Follows Cessation of Negotiations By Trainmen, Engineers; Vote for Stoppage to Be Taken Shortly

Pilot Missing After Air Crash   Unidentified Plane Dives Into Formation of Navy Planes Near Cape Henry

Gen. Groves Says It Would Take Russia Another Generation to Produce an Atomic Bomb

CLAIM FORD MOTOR CO. LOSING MONEY   Losses Placed At 51 Millions Thus Far in ’46

Ford Co. Counts 514 Million Loss   ‘A6 Deficit Listed Despite Price Boosts

Nab Suspect In Slaying Of  Taxi Driver   Hitchhiker and Companion Found In Hotel] At Bagley

U.S. Seeking To Keep Wace Board Alive   Taft Raps Importation of Argentine Meat

Meat Importinc Idea Criticized.   Republican Senator Says Administration Proposal is ‘’Silly’’

Chief MeCabe Investigates Auto Crashes   Accidents Saturday And Wednesday Cause Extensive Damages

STONE. SERVICE. IS HELD TODAY   PRESIDENT HEADS, MOURNERS AT RITES FOR LATE CHIEF JUSTICE IN WASHING Thiet

President Truman Heads Mourners at Funeral for Stone  Rites for Supreme Court Chief Justice To Be Held Today   At National Cathedral

MOTHER MUST GET HERSELF A JOB  ‘Poor Little Rich Girl’ Says She Will Help Indigent Kids

"HER MOTHER CAN “WORK OR STARVE,” — i SAYS GLORIA VANDERBILT STOKOWSK!

Two Suspects May Be Freed Later Today   Search For Slayer Of Degnan Child Makes No Headway Despite Clues,

ARREST MORE SUSPECTS:IN'. CHILD MURDER   . Dishwasher Is ~Latést to Be-Taken into’ Custody

Another Suspect Is Under Arrest In Child's Death   Dishwasher Attempts To Flee When Found Near Scene Of Crime

BALE OF CLbc8  IN DEGAN CASE   Police Arrest Dishwasher Hiding in Allev; Janitor Cleared   By ROBERT L, LOUGHRAN ai United. Pfess Staff Corraspiiident

DISHWASHER HELD IN KIDNAP PROBE   Caught Near Home of Slain Degnan Child, He Denies — ‘Any Connection

Third Man Arrested By Chicago Police In Kidnap-Slaying   Bv ROBERT L. LOUGHRAN

DISHWASHER IS HELD IN CHILD'S KIDNAP SLAYING   Arrest Comes As Police Endeavor To Fit New Key Into Tfurder Case

Ath Suspect Held in Kidnap Deatt   Dishwasher, Found in Alley Near Home, Arrested

DISHWASHER ARRESTED IN DEGNAN CASE   New Key Is Clue In Kidnap-Murder Mystery at Chicago

ANOTHER ARREST MADE IN CHICAGO FIEND HUNT   Dishwasher. Picked Up—Two Janitors May Be Released Later Today

NEW ARREST IN "CHICAGO BABY MURDER CASE   Dishwasher Caught In Alley Near Scene of Tragedy

M-Year-Old Dishwasher Being Held   Mother Learns How Her Daughter Died

Police Nab Dishwasher  In Alley   Frank Holland, 46, Attempts To Flee Scene Of Crime

QUICK ACTION PREDICTED IN STRIKE CRISIS      DECISION OF WAGE BOARD IN DENYING INCREASES MAY BE OVERRULED BY  STEELMAN ~

‘Turkeys At Generally Reasonable Prices Abound For Holiday Trade

Three Crifically Hurt in Collision North of Durant   Five Others in Serious Con. dition; Bus and Grocery Truck Meet Headon

Three Persons Are Critically Hurt in Wreck   Three Others Are in Serious Condition,  Among Them Being Conaress Candidate

Senate Will ‘Seek Out, Expose Public Officials Disloyalty, Dishonesty’   New York Banker Tells Of Making $5,000 Loan To May On Request Of Garsson; It Never Was Repaid; Money Borrowed In 1941

‘Mead Committee Announces It Intends to Expose Any “Instance of Disloyalty and Dishonesty” on Their Part— Banker Tells of Making $5,000 Loan to May at Request of Garsson——Money Never Repaid. ¢

PROBERS 10 SEEK “ALL DISHONESTY”   Promise Full Investigation into War Activities Be_ginniga ia Sentember _  Ta

Banker Tells Of $5,000 Loan To Rep. May   Made at Request Of Murray-Garsson, Senate Probers Hear

PUBLIC OFFICIALS FACE WAR PROBE   Mead Pledges to Expose Graft Wherever Found By Committee

Disloyalty Will Be Exposed  By Committee  Banker Tells Of   Banker Tells Of Unpaid Loan Made To Rep. May

Committee Tells Its Plans After  Secret Session   N. Y. Banker Reveals $5000 Note Signed By May Still Unpaid

Disloyalty Cases to Be Exposed  Senate Committee Mane Tis Work .

War Probers To Expose All Disloyal Acts   Banker Links May  To Garsson in “41  Through Unpaid Note

PROBERS PLAN WIDER STUDY OF WAR WASTE   Expose of Dishonesty, Slip-Shod Business  Practice Planned

Onen Hearings Are Suspended   Banker Tells of $5,000 Unpaid Note Signed by May

PUBLIC OFFICIALS ARE SERVED NOTICE  Senate Group To Expose Dishonesty, Disloyalty      First Atomic Eneray Materials To Serve, Rather Than Destroy Mankind. Produced At Oak Ridge

Promise Expose Of Instances Of Any Dishonesty   Banker Tells of Making $5,000 Loan to Cenqgressman Mav

Dishonesty of Public Officials To Be Exposed   War Committee Report Announces Plan for Inquiries

Senate Group To Expose Dishonesty. Dislovalty   NEW ATTACKS TO BE MADE ON CANCER, DIABETES First Atomic Energy Materials To Serve, Rather Than Destroy Mankind. Produced At Oak Ridae

Senate Group Will Broaden War Inquiry   “Instances Of Disloyalty’ By Public Officials To Be Exposed

Markets Shoot Up After OPA Is Abolished   New Record Highs Since 1923 Scored By Cotton Futures

Price Increase In Commodities, Market Reports   Wall Street Sees Values Skyrocket In Reaction . To OPA Ceiling Death

UOUPLE HERE INVOLVED IN BROKER'S DISPUTE   Revere and Fallsington Wives Seek Divorces

TWO OAMAGE SUITS AND 2 DIVORCES ARE FILED   Claims Aggregate $9,682 From Accidents   TWO LIBELLANTS MEN

SUIT IS ENTERED 'BY BELL TELEPHONE  CO. AGAINST TWO   PROPERTY   One Suit Grows Out of Motor Crash; 2 Divorce Libels

ACTION FILED IS OUTGROWTH OF A WAGE DISPUTE   S. Langhorne Tool Maker Names Neshaminy Falls Firm Defendant   Firm Defendant FOUR DIVORCE LIBELS Two Libellants Are Wives  and Two of Them Are Ca a -

1 MOTORISTS FILE TWO AUTO DAMAGE CLAIMS   Two. Plaintiffs Seek $2750 Another Claims $5000   TWO DIVORCE LIBELS

HUMP OWNERS SUED BY BELL TELEPHONE CO.   Fairhill Motorist Claims $1,000 Auto Damages   NURSE IS _ LIBELLANT

DAMAGE SUITS ARE RESULT OF MOTOR CRASHES IN BUCKS   Vincent Svergan, Oxford Valley, Names a Delaware Resident

PIPEROVILLE WIDOW FILES $10,000 SUIT   Durham and Bristol Men Seek Divorces Here  FrYLATEO® CUBITr irFaArT FE “r~aminmna

U.S. REQUESTS EASER TERNS FOR HUNGARY  Seeks Cut in Reparations to Russia by One-Third or $200,000,000  WOULD UPSET DECISION Figure Previously Fixed in  Armistice; Move Stors Soviet Delegate

Peace Conference Urged To Reduce Reparations Reds Seek from Hungary

Slash In Russian Reparations Asked   U. 8S. Would Cut Red Payments From Hungary One Third

America Strives To Cut Hungary » Payment to Reds   Russ Demand Would Ruin Nation, Says  Thorpe to Conferees

Major Upset Foreseen  U_S. Asks Russ Reparations From Hunaary Be Cut

NAZIS PLANNED TO MAKE POLAND NATION OF SLAVES   Noernberg Court Hears List  ; of Brutalities from. 7 Lemniete Piney

Nuernberg Criminal Trial Hears Nazis Were Seeking To Enslave All Of Poland

Frank Boasted His Place As No: 1 Criminal   Admitted Aim Was Elimination  Of The Poles

OWNER OF FOUR KENTUCKY DERBY WINNERS AND FORMER BIG TIME GAMBLER 18 DEAD

MISSOURI SMALL LOAN COMPANIES   To Charge 36 and 30 Per Cent Annual Interest In State.   SUIT WAS FILED TODAY   Was Brought In the Name of the Crown Loan Corporation, Flat River.

Small Loan Fight Carried Into Court   Missouri Firms Open Battle to Continue Present Rate Charaes

BURGIN’S DEATH DELAYS BATTLE   House Postpones Fight on State Department Fund

Plan Is Rejected; Steel Strike ‘On   Companies Retuse To Meet Truman Proposal, Workers Ordered Out Monday: Packinghouse Scrap In Stalemate

UNION HEADS — HAD ACCEPTED TRUMAN PLAh   WHITE HOUSE SAYS THERE ARE NO IMMEDIATE PLANS TO SEIZE STEEL PLANTS

Efforts to Settle Wage Disputes End in Failure   Negotiations in Washington Are Stalemated

Wage Proposal Of Mr. Truman Not Accepted   ClO Accepts President’s Proposal—Efforts To End Strike of AFL and CIO Meat Work ers Ends in Stalemate

Wage Proposal Ot Mr. Truman Not Accepted   CIO Accepts President's Proposal—Efforts To End Strike of AFL and ClO Meat Work are Boden ‘un Cand.

U.S. Steel Spurns Truman's Union-Accepted Wage Plan; Meat Strike Is Stalemated   President Has No Plans for Seizing Steel Industry and No Further Steps to Take to Avert Stoppage: No Progress Reported in Walkout of 200,000 Electrical Workers

Truman Fails in Effort to Settle Wage Dispute   Nation-wide Strike to Begin Sunday Midnight

Steel Head   Rejects Plan Of President   Meat Workers and Electrical Men Still Idle. New Strike Is Threatened In New York City

“Union- Approved Plan      Public Hearings Start Tuesday In Chicago On Meat Strike; Others Stalemated

Fairless Reports Pay Limit Reached   CIO Counters With Order To Shut Down Plante

‘Companies Refuse To Meet Truman Proposal, Workers  Ordered Out Monday: Packinghouse Scran In Stalemate

Compromise Is Turned Down By Steel Corporation   C_I. O. Steel Workers Union Accepts Proposal But Corporation Rejects It   FURTHER MOVES NOT ANNOUNCED

Hal Boyle Pays Tribute to Col. Harry Zohms, the Friend of All War Correspondents

CREW OF THREE DIE IN AIRLINER CRASH   Transport Falls In Flames On Checkup Flight

HUGE AIRLINER CRASHES HOUSE   Three Crewmen Killed.  Five Occupants Of ! Home Escape

TRIO KILLED IN AIRLINER CRASH   Western Transport, on Test Fiight, Strikes a House; Crewmen Are Victims

Three Killed In Transprort Crash   Plane On Test Flight Crashes Into House Killing Three Crewmen

Crew Killed In Plane Crash   Western Air Lines Transport Crashes Into House Al Burbank, Calif. ,

Plane Crashes On Test Flight  3 Crewmen Killed; Plane Hits House

3 CREWMEN DIE IN TEST FLIGHT   Blazing Transport Strikes Residence, 5 Escape

oa - SUPPLIES PLENTIFUL, SAYS KILBURN— 7  Holiday Sugar Bonus Sought

MOSLEM PRIESTS PREACH “WAR AGAINST ZIONISM? AS MIDDLE FAST HIT BY GENRAL STRINE

MOSLEM PRIESTS IN HOLY. LAND PREACHING “WAR AGAINST ZIONISM" AS CLASHES TUREATEN

Arabs Staging General Strike   Move Opposes Implementa tion Of Anglo-American Report On Palestine

MIDDLE EAST IS HIT BY GENERAL STRIKE   Arabs Protest Anglo- American Report On Palestine 

Believe 3 Dead In Plane Downed Over Yugoslavia   Tito’s Government Sorry But Blames The American Crew

Red Delegate Recall Perils YNO Opening   Soviet-American Atom Controversy Creates Sensation in London

SOVIET ENVOY TO UNO RECALLED   Some Observers Fear Split At Opening Session .

‘Atomic Power Question ‘May Split Peace Group \In First Negotiations

Soft Coal Strike Continues; Steel  Layoffs Persist   Flurries “OF. Activity Mark Labor Front

Flurry Of Activity Along Strike Front Today Fails To Affect Soft Coal Strike

Labor Front Flurry Seen   Coal Strike, However, Blocks Reconversions

Transit Strike  In Akron Ends   Work Stoppage In Coal Mines Persisted; Avert  Electrical Strike.

STRIKERS ARE SLOWING UP ALL BUSINESS   Soft Coal Miners Persist in Their Demands as Do the Electrical and Farm Equipment Workers  SOME DISPUTES SETTLED

COAL WALKOUT F ‘ORCES LAYOFFS IN STEEL PLANTS; TOBACCO, ELECTRICAL STRIKES GO ON: AKRON TIEUP ENDS

No Change In Coal Situation  Akron, Cincinnati Strikes Are Ended

LIE MAY ENTER ATOMIC DISPUTE   Baruch Defends U. S. Plar For Control Of Bomb At UN Meeting

Trygve Lie Hints He May Use U.N. Powers to Break Deadlock Over International Atomic Contro!

“Hold-The-Line Break Expected In Near Future  Higher Prices For Industrial Peace

HIGHER PRICES MAY BE NEEDED TOSETTLESTEEL STRIKE AND BRING INDUSTRIAL PEACE

Seen Aimed Directly at Steel Strike   Higher Prices In Exchange For Industrial Peace Expected

Easing Of Price Controls Seen As White House Tries To Bring Industrial Peace

Leaders Eye Price Policy ‘Revision      Believed Willing to  Relax Hold-the-Line-. Stand in Return For Industrial Peace

Adniinistration’s . Decision On’ Nations: Price ture “Aiso “May Be  Forthcoming

Price And Labor Policies May Be Announced Later Today From White House

WHITE HOUSE WORD HINTED BY TOMORROW   Changes In Policy Designed To Insure Industrial Peace

Indications Are Truman Wants Some Ceilings Off To Bring End to Strikes

Thinks Nation Can Afford Higher Prices   Announcement Expected From White House

President Reported Ready to Announce Change in Present Hold-the-line Price Policy   While Aimed to Bring SetHement of Steel Strike the New Policy Would Apply to Many Other Major Industries

Seek Labor Peace By Cost Increases   Early Announcement Is Expected Chanaing ‘Hold-the-Line’ Plans

Bowles Favoring Across the Board .Policy Change Instead. of Special Concessions: Snyder Reported Yield: ing Slightly To Bowilcs: Hold the Line Policy.

MAY LET PRICES GO. UP TO SOLVE LABOR DISPUTES   Expects White House Release of Changes in Near Future

Some Boost In Prices May Be Allowed   Industrial Peace and All Out Production Would Be Objective

Labor Peace To Bring Rise In Living Cost   Washington Sees Nation Affording To Pay Increases

In Trade For Labor Peace   Administration Expected To Allow Some Price Boosts Te Get Production Going

inerease in Prices Will Be Approved   New Truman Plan  To Be Ready Soon

Near Decision To Let Some Prices Go Up   Nation Can Afford To Pay Some Higher Prices In Return For Peace.   BOWLES KEY FIGURE

Administration Decision May  Be Made Today   Announcement To Detail Changes In Present ‘Hold-The-Line’ Price Policy

Announcement  May Come Today o1 Wednesday, High Official Declares

HOLD - THE - LINE CHANGE SLATED BY WEDNESDAY   Modification Scheduled To Affect All Industries In Major Wage Fights

THINK HIGHER PRICES U. 5. POLICY NOW   Administration Decision That Public Can Stand Boost in Return for Industrial Peace Appears in Making.

‘HIGH OFFICIAL’  SAYS NEW POLICY  IS BEING MAPPED MAJOR INDUSTRIES  IN WAGE DISPUTES MAY BE INVOLVED

Administration Seeking Way To End All Strikes   Holding Hope Higher Prices Would Aid All - Out Production In Industry

Change Held Near in U.S. Price Policy   “Hold-the-Line” To Be Modified To End Strikes

Administration Decision That Nation Can Afford To Pay More In Return For Industrial Peace And All-Out Production Appears To Be In Making—White House Announcement Expected—Will Apply To Steel And Other Industries

About to Rip Hole In Government's Hold-Line Policy  Apparently Truman Believes That Best Way to End Strikes

HIGHER PRICES ARE BELIEVED INEVITABLE   Move Expected To Bring Industrial Peace   FLEXIBLE SYSTEM   Opposed By O. P. A. Chief Who Asks Across-Board Policy Change

HARRIMAN BACK TO SEE TRUMAN    Hopes To Be Relieved as Ambassador to Moscow

HARRIMAN SEEKS TO BE RELIEVED. OF MOSCOW POST   Report -To Byrnes On Secret Missions In Par East To Be Made

AMBASSADOR TO MOSCOW RETURNS   Harriman in Capital in Midst of Resignation Rumors

Ambassador Harriman Returns To U.S. To Discuss Retirement Possibility

MOSCOW ENVOY SEEKS RELEASE      Harriman in Capital to See _ Truman, Accompanied By MacArthur Aide

RESEARCH MOVE IS STARTED "IN EFFORT TO TRACE POLIO   MINNEAPOLIS AUTHORITIES PLAN TO COMPILE DATA ON ALL CASES IN THAT ciTy

One Dead, Five Hurt As Truck, "School Bus  Ram In South Caroline

Barrier in India Issue Removed?  Moslem League Areante BRritich Dian

Maj jor Barrier To Independence  Of  India Is Removed   Powerful Moslem Leaguc Accepts British Plan.

MOSLEM LEAGUE AGCEPTS BRITISH INDIA UNION PLAR   Hope for Settlement of Vex. ing Independence Probtem Rrinhter

Moslem League Removes Barrier   Acceptance of British Plan for Federated Tinian Acclaimed

Moslem League Council Approves   Way Now Open for Talks With British

WAY TO INDIA PEACE OPENED   Last Obstacle Believed Re moved In Accepting Federation

Moslem Action Removes Bar   Acceptance Of Plan For Federated India Paves "Way To lhdevenderice.

Way Clear For India Getting Independence   Moslem League Action  Seen As Removing Bee Beet

Republicans Win. Congress Control And State Ticket  No Local Contests ~~ Causes’ Light’ Vote --To Be Polled::

Republicans Win. Congress Conirol And State Ticket  No Local Contests ~ Causes Light’ Vote.

SEVERAL SNAGS STILL IN PATH OF SETTLEMENT   Grim Preparations Go Forward For Strike At Midnight Tomorrow; Stoppages Will Take Place On West Coast Tonight.

Hope For Settlement Today Seen   Unionists, However, Get Set To Tie Up Shipping Tomorrow Night.

Shipping Pact Written, Report   Acceptance Of Wage Plan Is In Doubt

Meeting Held At Department Of Labor   Proposal Made By Government Studied By Union Heads

Disagreement Over Wording Only Obstacle   “Good Chance’ For Agreement Soon To Avert AllCoast Walkout.

ONLY WORDS NOW BARRING SETTLEMENT   Chance to Avoid Scheduled Strike Termed as ‘Good

Union Officials and Operators Hold Conference and “Good Chance” of Settlement Indicated.   LEADERS SAY THAT NOTHING IS SIGNED

Chance Given For Averting Strike Friday   Government Proposals Neither Accepted Nor Rejected By Unions— $17.50 Raise Rumored

U.S. HAMMERS AT UNIONS TO ACCEPT TERMS   EMPLOYERS SHUNTEL ASIDE IN EFFORTS TO AVERT TIE-UP.

Hope Growine for Accord in Seaman Row   Monthly Pay Said to Be Only Issue Remaining Unsolved

Proposal Made By Government   Disgruntled Employers Shunted To Sidelines As Federal Officials Turn Heat On Labor Unions

A  Agreement Now a ‘Matter of Words  -\   ‘Nonciliator Sees a Chance - . for a Maritime Settle7 ment Today   JOINT UNION MEETING   Strike Preparations Go * Ahead; C.LO. Reported Asking More Money

BELIEVE MAJOR DISPUTE ISSUES TO BE SETTLED   “See Final Agreement i Shipping Rift Before Strike Deadline Friday

Reach Agreement On Main Maritime Issues   Conference Now Down to Matter of Wording of Agreement That Would Avert Strike; Seamen Still Prepore

Agreement In Maritime Row Is Near   Dispute Over Wording All That Is Delaying Settlement, Says War Shinning Snokesman

Conciliator Believes Ship Strike Will Be Averted; Say: Factions Near Agreement

Wording of Some Points  Still Debated   Some Issues Need Further Clarification, Leaders Say, but Good Chance For Accord Seen

Settlement Of Maritime Strike Looms   U. S. Conciliator Sees Agreement Reached Befor: Deadline Tomorrow Night

“Good Chance” for Peace in Maritime Dispute Announced   Government  Conciliator Makes Statement After Conferences

48-Hour Week, $17.50Monthly Wage Increase  Offered by U.S.   Unions ‘Haven't Accepted Or Rejected’ Proposal Vet

iGovernment Conciliator Made Statement After Conference With Operators and Union Leaders.

‘Good Chance’, One Official ‘Declares, Accord Will Be ‘Reached Sometime Today

Maritime Settlement In Sight   - Only Matter of Wording Apparently Holds Up Full Agreement ‘On Pact; Expected Today

_All-Coast Shipping Stoppage Set to Start Friday Midnight; West Coast Due for Foretaste Tonight

Conciliator Sees Good Chance To Avert Walkout   Joint Session Of East And West Coast Operators And Union Leaders Held

Government Conciliator Believes Chance of Averting Shipping Strike

WSA Proposa May Avert a Vessel Tieup   Unions Willing But Offer Not Accepted; Wait Its Final Form

U. S. Official Says Chance Held ‘Good’   Union Leaders Hint Government Has Ace To Play

Strike Set For Friday Night May Be Averted   Government Coucilintor Makes Optiniistic Fore. east After Joint Session Of [nvelwed Factions   $17.50 Month Hike In Waves Proposed   Proposed Contract Would  : Alsa Call For 18 Hour Week For Seaman,  Only Majar Ghstacle

Sees Settlement AvertinéWalkout Of Union Seamen   Government Conciliator Reveals Chance Good For Agreement Today

Shipping Tieup Appears Certain Tomorrow Night   Negotiations Between Government, Labor; Ship Owners Ignored

Conciliator. Says Unions ‘Have Indicated Willing: ness to Accept Govern, ment Proposal But Are Awaiting Final:Form Of Proposal. 

Agreement Would Avert Ship Strike   Union Chiefs Confer With Operators

Maritime Decision  Due Today   Shipowners Caucus on U. S. Proposal to Avert Walkout

HINTS CHANCE FOR AGREEMENT IN SHIP STRIKE   Conciliator Tells of Possible Settlement After Early Conference

Pact’s Wording Only Issue in Dispute, Report   Walkout Deadline Of Maritime Unions Is Friday Midnight

Threats Drawing ‘To Head At Talk   Conciliator Thinks Accord Possible Later Today  

Good Chance 0f Ship Strike. Pact Reported   Conciliator Claims Friday Midnight Walkout May Be Averted In Parleys

C.L0. Unien Has Not Approved — Proposal for 48-Hour Week, $17.50 Increase   Approval Expected      House Commitiee Head Says He Has Werd on Negotiations

JNION LEADERS ANDOPERATORS HOLD SESSION   \V ording of Agreement in Dispute Between Seamen, Operators

Rush fo Beat .: Strike Deadline Tomorrow Night   Dispute Over Wording Of Agreement Indicated: As Last Barrier

Quick Action May Halt. CMU Strike   Prompt Settlement Would Avert Walkout on Friday

‘ONLY EXACT WORDING OF AGREEMENT SAID TO BE STILL ISSUE  U. S. AND MARITIME   UNIONS MAKE GOOD  PROGRESS IN TAITKS

Only Wording Remains To Be  Threshed Out   Good Chance’ to Avert Strike Friday Seen in Today’s Parleys

AGREEMENT IS NEAR ON ALL MAJOR ISSUES   Negotiations Reduced Only to Matter Of Wording

It Was Just A Year Ago That Death Struck Suddenly  Nations Pay Tribute To FDE

Farm Deaths Are At Critical Level  Rural Fatalities Are More Numerou:

Fai arm Deaths Are At Critical Level  Rural. F atalities. Are More Nemucrous

Plane Enroute From New York To San Francisco Crashes At Elko, Nevada   ONE SURVIVOR IS SMALL BOY

Fear 22 Dead As Plane Hits Hill And Burns   4-Year Old Boy Survives But Is Taken to Elko, Nevada, Hospital

Attack on Big 4 Jolts Opening Of Peace Meet  Evatt Leads Smal! Nations’ Ficht for Voice on Rules

Australia s Protest Jolts Peace Meet   Australian Leader Demands Greater Representation For Small Nations

Dr. Evat of Australia Says 17 Invited Participants Have as Much Right as Big Four in Peace Making.

EVATT URGES LESSENING OF BiG-4 CONTROL   Blast Comes Shortly After Bidault Asks End of Wars

Domination By Big Four Challenged   Australian Demands Little Nations Get Voice In Conference

Major Powers Attacked at Peace Parley   Austraiian Insists on Rights for Smaller Nations

Australian Delegate Jolts Paris Conference by Plea for Rights Of Weak to Shape Future World   Failure of Versailles Hovers Over 1500 Delegates at Parley on Opening; Bidault Cites Cause for Failure of World War  Diplomacy

Domination By Major Powers  Scored As Peace Talks Open   Fiery Australian Minister Charges All Inyited Governments Have Right to Make Final Decisions on Treaty as Well as the Big Four

Bla 4 CONTROL. OF PARTS PEACE PARLEY ASSAILEL   Australia’s Dr. Evatt Demands Stronger Voice for Smaller Nations in For mulation of Treaties.   1,500 DELEGATES ATTEND CONFERENCE   Failure of Versailles Hovers Over Meeting—Byrnes to Ask Deliberations Be Open to Press.

PEACE PARLEY GETS UNDERWAY AMID TENSION   Stronger Voice For Smaller Nations Demanded  By Australian   BIDAULT ADDRESSES PARIS DELEGATES

Evatt of Australia Launches Bitter Attack Against Major Power Domination

BIGGER VOICE IS WANTED IN TREATY TALKS   BIG 4 DOMINANCE IRKS MINOR NATIONS

Evatt Asks Part For Small Nations  Premier Bidault — Opens Conference

MAJOR POWER DOMINATION IS HARD HIT   Smaller Allied Nations Are Asking Stronger Voice in Decisions

Evatt Jolts Peace Meet With Attack   U.'S. Secretary Due To Speak Today; Delevzates Welcomed

Sec. Byrnes Due To Make Speech Today  ' Likely To Demand All Deliberations Be Onen to Press

Yugoslavia's U.S. Envoy in Fiery Retort   Dean Acheson's Criticism of Stepinac Trial Attacked by Ambassador — He Says Court Procedure Conducted Fairly.

Crews Moving Cautiously In Amona Taraets   Forrestal Says There Still Will Be Navies

Showdown With Russia Is Near  In UNO Council   Discussion Of Iranian Case Is Scheduled Fo: This Afternoon.

Top Delegates See Hope in Proposed Plan   Predict Submission Of Three Questions To Both Moscow and Tehran on Dispute

GROMYKO STILL BOYCOTTS UNO ISSUE ON IRAN   Predict Plan to Send Questions on Dispute to Moscow and Tehran

ANOTHER UNITED - NATIONS SECRET MEETING TODAY   To Be ‘Held In Advance of Their Announced Public Session.   A DIRECT REQUEST   To Moscow and Tehran For Information on the Iranian Situation.

Pull Together Loose Ends Of Oakland Strike   East Bay Employers Call Meeting to Find Out Who Said What In Ending Stoppage

QAKLAND EMPLOYERS MEETING TO FIND OUT WHO SAID WHAT IN SETTLING GENERAL STRIKE

Oakland Strike Cost 14 Million   Reports Conflict on Agreement in Settlement  Of Walkout

Court Rules Or Espionage Act  Takes No Action In Mailing Of Data

. 8. High Cour’ on’t Review   Espionage Plea   Backs Privilege of Mailing  Printed Ar ticles Abroad

_New Season’s Low Of 14 Forecast For Area: Downctate Pointe Hit 

Most Of State Hit By Cold Weather   New Season’s Low Of 74 Forecast For Areq: Downstate Points Hit

INSULT DENIED BY LA GUARDIA   UNRRA Chief Still Contends Subpoena Of Employes Illegal

la Guardia Denies Charge He insulted Congress io Questioning Rieht To Subpoena UNRRA Workers

More Than 1,000 West Coast Women Meet To Protest Rising Milk Price

Police Help Asked In Salter OF Meat      “WE'LL MILK COWS OURSELVES” ~ Indignant Housewives Protes Milk Price Rise In Seattle

“WE'LL MILK COWS OURSELVES” Indignant Housewives Protes! Milk Price Rise In Seattle

INDIAN SUMMER DAYS   A Pleasant “Week Week End is Forecast for Kansas

Transit Strike Averted In Pa.   Workers Vote To Accept Management Offer Today

POLICE LIST DEATH OF GIRL AS SUICIDE   Plunged from Window o San Francisco Hotel

Man Charged In Raleigh Slaying   Robert L.» Nash Charged With Murder After Shooting Woman

Movie Projectionist Waves His Hearing In Connection  WithFatalRaleighShooting

RALEIGH MAN, 42 ADMITS MURDER   Robert Nash Shoots 22-Year Old Woman To Death In Raleigh Business Section; Declines To Reveal Motive.

TRUMAN SAYS PRICE POLICY T0 BE TOLD “IN DAY OR TWO”   INCREASE ON STEEL OF $5.25 TON SEEN

AASS PRODUCTION: V ITAL.  Truman to Offer Formula ~ Soon to Halt Bia Strikes

$5 a Ton Hike Indicated in Steel Price   Strike Cure Formula Due Soon, President Reports to Press

Truman Promises Wage-price Formula fo End Big Strikes Will Be Ready in Day or Two   President Says Whole Question Is One of Production, Achievement of Which Will Render Formula Unnecessary

President Stresses Production   Hopes to Have Formula to Halt Big Strikes in Day or Two

TRUMAN SAYS PRICE POLICY TO BE TOLD “IN DAY OR TWO”  INCREASE ON STEEL OF $5.25 TON SEEN TO SETTLE FICHT

Truman Warns Congress Call Tf Bill Fails —   Coal Up Six To Eight Cents Per Ton; Some Shoe Prices Upped 8 Percent,”

i” ‘OPA SWINGS BACK, INTO. ACTION . Tri uman ‘Reluctantly’  Signs Restoration Bill

Control Body Swings Into Action Quickly   Fuels, Shoes To Cost More; Many Off List

OPA’s Back on Job, but Meat Remains High   Other Prices Also Unchanged Since Decontrol Board Must Rule On Many Items—June 30 Ceilings Lifted in Some Instances—Coal and ~ Shoe Fiqures Go Up.

PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL THURSDAY   Meat, Poultry, Eggs, Untouched By New Orders

TO ASK SPECIAL SESSION IF NEW MEASURE FAILS   President Signs Bill Reluctantly; Threatens To Recall Con ress And Ask Fligher Taxes If Inflation Runs Away.

FOOD OMITTE FROM CONTROL CUNDER BILL   Ceilings May Be Put Or Next Month, However   Measure With Reluctance: Danger Of Inflation Is Feared By President

June 30 Levels Raised Or Many Items; Controls Lifted On Others   Ceiling On Rents Restored At Once   Meat And Poultry Exempt For Present; Truman Re- —- Juctantly Signs Bill

CONTROLS ARE STRIPPED FROM SEVERAL ITEMS   Many Household Goods Are Released; Fuels, Shoes Get Price Boosts

Many Prices  Hiked   Revived Agency Plans More Price Revisions In Line With New Bill; None On Food

OPA With Wings Clipped, Raises Several Prices  Fuel, Shoes Get. High Cailings: . Truman ‘Reluctant?’

‘Reluctant ° Signature By Truman Ends 25-Day Price Control Coma   President Warns Bill Offers No Guarantee Against Inflation; Declares If It Fails He Will Call Special Session On OPA and Taxes

President Reluctantly Sians Bill   OPA Is Revived For One Year, but Much Power Lost

Inflation Threat Persists--l ruman   Revival Measure “Reluctantly” Siqned By The President: He May Recall Lawmakers

JUNE 30 PRICES ON MANY ARTICLES ARE ADVANCED   Controls Were Also Lifted . From Many Others, It Is Announced.   IT HAD BEEN PLANNED   On Top Were List of Orders Governing Prices on Other Items.

OPA Wastes No Time in Starting Up   With New Lease on Life Agency Hikes  June 30 Prices and Lifts Same Controls

Bill No Guarantee Against Inflation, Warns Truman; Presideni’s Hint at Higher Taxes Is Met With Strong Congressional Objection

Many Prices Are Set By Agency   Numerous Household Items Are Still Exempt From Control

SIGNATURE ON NEW MEASURE IS GREEN LIGHT   Truman 0. K.’s. Bill ‘With Reluctance’ After Lona Fight

Controls Are Removed From Others   Some Steps Planned Weeks Ago But Held Up By OPA Death

AGENCY COMES BACK 10 LIFE AFTER LAPSE   Price Control Coma Ends as New Law Takes Effect

om COMA BIN EPS  Boosts On Shoes" And Coal   Ceilings Left Off Meat, Grain and Dairy Products

Takes Steps Held Off by July 1 Lapse   Coal and Shoes Included; Truman. Reluctantly Signs Extender

SUICIDES AFTER ~ SLAYING CO-ED   OSU Student, Girl Friend Found Shot to Death . Near Campus

SLAYER TOOK LIFE AFTER SHOOTING GIRL FRIEND LOVERS’ QUARREL IS      BLAMED

Woman's Severed Body Found on Railroad Right-of-Way Monday — Badly Wrecked Car Found Dis tunce Away.

MADE T0 U.S. WORKERS   President Urges Them To Stay on Jobs to Save World Peace

Truman Pleads For Team Play   Shows Concern Over Bi: Labor Issues

Situation Is Of Concern To Truman   Appeals For “Workers” To Saye the Country And World Peace

TRUMAN’S PLANE REACHES CAPITAL   President Flies From Kansas Cit: to Washington in Three Hours and 3 Minutes.

President Issues Appeal for Workers To Stav on Jobs to Save World Peace   Talke at Colleae

TRUMAN APPEALS TO LABOR TO SAVE U. 5. AND PEACE   President, in Liberty, Mo., Speech, Calls Strikes Threat to Structure of Organized Society.   HONORARY DEGREE OF LAW GIVEN HIM   Executive Shows Concern Over Both Domestic and Foreign Situation While at Liberty, Mo.

Truman Calls U.S. ‘To Work’ to Save  Nation and Peace   Hits Congress, Industry Citizens Apathy in Speech in Missouri

Approves $8,700 Fo DuBois District  And $3700 For Sandy Township.

NEW DENUNCIATIONS HIT INTERLOPERS’   Race For House Republican Leadership Sizzles

Jones Backs Jenkins Leadership Stand: Knutson Firm on Income Tax Cut Plans

ORDINANCE FOR DAYLIGHT TIME VOTE PASSED   Election to Be Held July 9; Audit O. K.’s Books of City   PUBLIC NOTICE

ORDINANCE FOR DAYLIGHT TIME VOTE PASSED   Election to Be Held July 9; Audit O. K.’s Books of City

OFFICERS INSTALLED BY WOMEN OF MOOSE   Ellen Louey Arnold Becomes Senior Regent — Committee Chairmen  Named — Yorkers At Meeting

Bodies of Crash Victims Recovered but Weather Halts Return of Party

All Taking Part In Prison Riot Are Rounded up   Collapse of Break Follows All-Out Battle Saturday

3Ringleaders Die in Fight   Co-Conspirators Taken Into Custody Following 3-Day Alcatraz Revolt

Alcatraz Baitle Ends After Bloody Siege   Three Ringleaders Found Dead In Bloody Cell: All Resistance Ends

Prison Guard Sharpshooters Fight Way Into Blood Spattered Cell   Leaders Found  Cold In Death   Other Conspirators In Bold Prison Break Taken Into Custody

THREE CONVICT LEADERS FOUND SHOT TO DEATH   Last-Ditch Attack by Guards Ends Revolt Of Desperadoes

Alcatraz Trio Slain to End 3-Day Battle.   Ringleaders Found Dead Behind Guns Ag Guards Move In

Three Rin oleaders in Convict Revolt  Slain Du ring Fight   All Weapons Are Recaptured and Unknown Number of Prisoners Are Returned to Their Prison Cells

Tribune Bargain  Day Saturday   Many Take Advantage Of Special Offer of $7 for Entire Year

Discrimination Is Charged   Congressmen Point Out Army Families-Overseas Plans Cost Wrong Group

Families To ~ Go Overseas   ‘Discrimination {s Charged by Congressmen in Army’s  Plan to Boost Morale

Mother of Murder Victim Receives Gruesome Message  Box Containing Human Ear Mailed  18 aoe. s  hin Dilan Times acoces kan   Box Containing Human Ear Mailed to Mrs. Degnan in Chicago; Police Suspect Prankster of Act

Mother of Murder Victim Receives Gruesome Message   Box Containing Human Ear Mailed to Mrs. Degnan in Chicago; Police Suspect Prankster of Act

Double Murder Alibi Is Given  Parents Say Suspect Son Was Asleep

CREDIT CURBS REMOVAL NEAR   Federal Reserve Board  Expected To Remove Controls Soon

NFTW Authorizes Executive Board To Call Phone Strike   Telephone Union Agrees To Conference Before Ordering Walkout; Accepts Findings in Federal Probe

Labor, Industry Urged To Speed Output Of Goods   Number Of Idle Due To Strikes Lowest In Month’s Period

NUMBER OF IDLE DUE TO STRIKES  DROPS TO 970,000   LABOR SECRETARY ASKS INDUSTRY TO TRUST OPA

Less Than Miilion Idle, Lowest in Wonin, Labo: Front is Fairly Quiet

Swing Back of Steelworkers Depletes Ranks   Push Settlement of Other Walkouts To Start Reconversion

Labor Front Fairly Quiet For Change   National Telephone Strike Authorized in Support of Demands For Higher Wages

Fairly Quiet On Nation's Labor Front   Conciliation Seen In ‘Phone Dispute

All Quiet On Strike Front   Labor Department Pushes Drive to End Current  Work Stoppages

Labor Front Fairly Quiet After Recent Days of Turbulence   Number of Workers Idle Because of Disputes Drops to 970,000

!Phone Workers To Renew Bargaining; Number Of Idle Is Lowest In Month

Labor Picture, ‘After Many. Weeks Of-Turbulence, Appears. To Be Much Calmer

Total of Idle Drops Below Million Mark   Telephone Workers Vote Walkout But Will Try Negotiations First

Labor Front Fairly Quiet   Idle Total Stands At Lowest Figure In Thirty Days

Phone Workers Tc Push Negotiation Before Striking      Leaders Say They Will Exhaust All Peaceful Efforts At Settlement Before — Beginning Walkout.

Labor Secretary Moves To Settle All Stoppages   Asks Industry To ‘Sign Up" And Place Faith In OPA; Idle Numbers 970.000

LABOR FRONT QUIET   Strike Idle Drop To 970,000, Low For Over Month

Schwellenbach Advises Industry to Trust OPA for Adjustments to Offset Wage Increases.   GM STILL TIED UP BY 92-DAY STRIKE

New Bargaining May Ward Off Phone Strike  Number Of Idle In Nation Falls Sharply;

Heirens Confers With Attorneys   Murder Charges Scheduled for Early Discussion

Administration  Is Relieved At Better Outlook   Passage of President’s Emergency Bill Is now Doubtful

New Blow Aimed At Unions   Senate Committee Okays House - Passed AntiRacketeering Bil]

Committee Votes For Prohibition Of Racketeering   Action First Move In  Congress to Revive Part Of Vetoed Case Measure

OBBS. MEASURE _ PASSED BY SENATE JUDICIARY COM   [it Is An “Anti-Racketeering” Provision of the Case Strike Bilt.   iT PASSED THE HOUSE   Was Approved Last December and Has Been Bottled Up Since.

SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES HOUSE “ANTI-RACKETEERING” PROVISION TO-CURB UNIONS 

SENATE JUDICIARY BODY APPROVES HOBBS PROVISION   Measure, Backers Say, Aimed at Practice, of ‘Collecting Farmer Fees

PEACE VOTING RULE MISTAKE, RUSSIAN SAYS   MOLOTOV ACCUSED OF INTIMIDATION AT PARIS

Red Demands Slow Progress Of Conference   Molotov Tries To Force Change In Voting Rules

hejection  Ot Vote Rule Demanded By Molotov   Australian Says  Russian Is Trying To Exercise Veto And Intimidation

Soviets Accused Of Trying To Use Veto .  Molotov Again Hits Paris Voting Setup

Demand Peace Parley Reject Vote Procedure   Molotov Says U. S., Britain Engineered ~ “Grave Mistake;” Evatt Charges Red Delegate of Filibusterina

MOLOTOV URGES “TWO-THIRDS RULE   RUSSIAN REOPENS VOTING ISSUE AT PEACE CONFERENCE IN PARIS.

Russ Delegate Filibustering, Evatt Charges   Molotov Says U. S. and Britain Engineering Grave Mistake

MOLOTOV ASKS RETRACTION OF VOTING ACCORD   Evatt Accuses Russian Of Trying To Use  Intimidation

MAJORITY Lcriek   ee ne Seen In Plenary Session To Adogk Of Procedure; Australia Says © ‘& ‘Action “Intimidation”

EVATT CALLS MOVE EFFORT TO USE VETO   Also Charges Russian - Actions Attempt To Intimidate

Russian Charges Britain United States Engineered ‘Grave Mistake’ Thru Rules Committee.

Veto Power  ‘Use Tried By Molotov       Evatt Ae Of Filibustering And Intimidation

Australian D cle gate Charges Kussian With Trying to Intimidate The Paris Peace Cons ference Byrnes to Qphaak .

Molotov Asks Change in Voting Rules   Issue Reopened at Plenary Session of Peace Conferees

Soviet Minister Won't Accept Majority Plan   Charges Great Britain, U. S. With Engineering “A Grave Mistake”

FILIBUSTER IS CHARGED BY EVATT   Molotov Demands Now Are Considered in Nature of Intimidation

U.S. SHIPS TO REMAIN IN EUROPE AREA   Forrestal Tells Of Amer. Policy  In Mediterranean

Girl Scout Area Council Of Permian Basin To  Meet In Odessa Sept. 24

Says State Law Bars Horsemeat   No ‘Colt-Cuts’ Or ‘Fillyburgers’ To Be Cencocted For Pennevivanians

SEC. BYRNES ARRIVES {N BERLIN   Will Give Talk Tomorrow on American Policy

Byrnes in Berlin On New Mission   Secretary of State Slated to Deliver Policy Talk Tomorrow

BYRNES TO MAKE TOUR OF GERMANY   Major Policy Speech Scheduled Friday in Stuttgart

BYRNES IS IN GERMANY FOR OFFICIAL TOUR   Secretary of State to Make _ Important Declaration of American Policy.

Byrnes in Germany for First-Hand Study of Its Governing Problem; Will Declare US. Policy Tomorrow

May Define American Position On Disputed Western Frontier   Secretary Of State Reaches Berlin On Way To Stuttgart Where He Will Make Vitally Important Address On U. S. Foreign Relations.

Byrnes Will Make ‘Important Talk’   State Department Chief In Germany for Speech

Byrnes Studies German Problerr   Secretary Prepares Vital Policy Speech

Speech Will Reveal U.S. World Polie   Talk Expected To Set Pattern For Conference

Byrnes Arrives In Berlin on Inspection Trip   Will Make Important Speech on U. S. Policy on Friday

Byrnes Will Define American Policy in Speech Tomorrow   Address at Stuttgart Expected to Clarify Attitude Toward Europe    SECRETARY BEGINS TOUR OF GERMANY   Molotov May Confer With Soviet Chief in Berlin En Route to Paris

Peace Meeting Left To Small Time Deleaates   Await Announcement On American Policy

Byrnes Arrives In Germany For Stutfoart Speech  U.S. To Get ‘Lift’ ‘From Secretary's  Talk, Clay Seys —

FRUIT GROWERS FEAR DAMAGE TO SOME RAPS   Sweet Cherry Buds Only Fruits Affected Thus Far

U.S. To Relax Credit Control   installment Buying Curbs To Be Eased December 1: Auto Rules Retained

Credit Controls Eased by Board  Wide Relaxation Effective Dec. 1

Russia Urges Soviet-U. S. Friendship   Churchill Rapped in Broadcast Made by Moscow Radio

Russians Hurt by ‘Irresponsible’ Talk in U.S Say Soviet-American Friendship Is Essential

MOSCOW ASKS WHY AMERICA BACKS BRITISH   Russian Radio Queries Whether U. S. Plans For Third World War Right Now

Profiteers Cast ‘Gloom Over Nazi Yuletide Market   Pontiff Calls For “Holy Union’ To Combat ‘Hostility’ In World

PONTIFF TELLS WORLD T0 DEFEND FAITH   Vast Throngs Hear Pope Herald Message to Christian People

Woo} Hat Boys Pay Tribuic To Gene Talmady   Pope Calls For Christian ‘Holy Union’

Thousands Laud Pope's Appeal   Italians Answer Anti-Clerical Drive

Pope Calls for ‘Holy Union’ of All Christians  Nearly 200,000 Gather to Hear Pontiff

POPE ASKS FOR HOLY UNION OF ALL CHRISTIANS   Pontiff Urges End Ta All Hostility In Entire World

POPE CALLS ON ALL CHRISTIANS   Catholic Pontiff Appeals For “Holy Union” Of All Believers To Combat Hostilitv In World.

ASKS UNION OF ALL CHRISTIANS   Nearly 200,000 In Italy Gather To Hear Address Of Pope

Pontiff Pleads For Holy Union Of Christians      Concerted Action Against “Hostility” In World Is Urged

Pope Calls For ‘Holy Union’ Of All Christians  Urges Catholics   Urges Catholics To Defend Faith

Po pe Appeals For Holy Union Of Christians   Pontiff Seeks To. Overcome Hostility Throughout The World

Pope Urges “Holy Union’   Cites Anti-Clerical  Outbreaks In Italy

POPE ASKS GHRISTIAN ‘UNION OF HOLINESS’   Church Head Addresses Crowd At St. Peter’s

Urges Catholics To Defend Faith   Thousands Hear Pope Call for “Holy Union” Of All Christians

MUSSOLINI BOD! STILL MISSING   Arvest “Few Persons” as Inquiry Continues

SEARCH PRESSED FOR DUCE’S BODY   Rome Reports Arrests it Removal of Corpse

Butte Ushers in 1946 With Festivity   New Year Carries Promise of Happier Days

Butte Ushers in 1946 With Festivity  New Year Carries Promise at Hannier Dove

Warn of Racial Discrimiauion As EPO bie  Agrucy, Created ‘ir 1941, Passes Out of Exist:nce

FEPC Out Of Official Existence   No Comeback Hopes Seen This Year

FEPC Expired Last Midnight   Retiring Board Warns of Unrestrained Racial Discrimination

FEPC DIED AT MIDNIGHT; NO REVIVAL SEEN   Retiring Board Warns Of Unrestrained Discrimination

JOB PRACTICE AGENCY DIES   Board to Check Employment Discrimination Pass ed Out at Midnight

FEPC Dies and No Early Revival Seen   May Be Issue in Future Years; Set Up by Roosevelt Order in 1941

FEPC Ends; No Revival of Agency Looms   Committee’s Six Members Resign; To  Be Issue in 1947

FEPC Officially Dies but Will Be Issue Next Year   ~ Unrestrained Racial Discrimination

3 BRITISH OFFICERS ARE FREED BY JEWS   Held as Hostages, Kidnap Victim: Were Chained by Wrists Durfine 16Day Captivity.

Bodies of Man and Woman Are Found in Stone Mill Pit   Report is ‘Clear Case of Murder’

Find Couple Slain In Indiana Stone Company Quarry  Stone Firm Head And Stennaranher   Stone Firm Head And Stenographer Believed Murdered

Man, Woman. Found Killed In Sludge Pit   Stone Mill Official, Creaitt:  ery Office Worker Slained By Unknown.   FIND STRUGGLE SICN@

Steel and Coal Strikes Wreck Even Flow of Steel, Iron Age Declares

DEGNAN KIL. CLUE EXAMINE!   Stained Hunting Knife Found In Vicinity Of Kidnap-Slaying

Slavs Gird For Trieste Demonstration   Riots Put Down By U. 8. Troops— Tension Eases

UNO’S SECURITY COUNCIL FACES GRAVEST THREAT   Squabbles Between Nations Testing Strength of New World Law.

ULN. O. Undertaking First Major Problems ; Studies Rec Disputes With lran, Britain

Pittsburgh Trolley Operators Reject Back-to-W ork Plan   Stormy Meeting Brings Decision to Remain Off Job Rather Than Cross Picket Lines;  Further Break in Power Union Seen

Trolley Men To Continue Work Stoppage   Vote at Pittsburgh; Power Union;Split Likely To Widen

PITTSBURGH CARMEN VOTE TO STAY IDLE   Negotiations Seeking to Settle Paralyzing Power Strike Resume After Recess.

No Endin Sight For Pittsburgh Strike Troubles   Operators Vote to Continue Support of Power Shutdown

SMALLER PLANTS AWAIT WORD ON NEW PRICE LEVEL   300,000 Workers Still On Picket Lines Across Nation

Smal] Steel Companies Hold Back   durrcy Indicates Big Union Drive To Sign Up Fabrics Industry

Seek Motive in Murder Inquiry . Of filinois Woman   Trussed, Weighted Body Found in River Identified

Seek Motive in Murder Inquiry Of Illinois Woman  Trussed, eng Bod  auna in R; vor   Trussed, Weighted Body Found in River Identified

BYRNES IN PARIS   Italy to Zake Spotlight On Foreiizn Ministers  Agenda.

Byrnes Arrives In Paris; U. S., Britain Oppose Red Reparations From Italy

$1,000 GIFT TO AUC MADE ANONYMOUSLY   Total of Local College Expansion Fund Increases to $38,9A7 5G.

Record Sum For Schools Allocated   Increase In Pay For Teachers Is Made Possible

IRVING HILL SELECTED   Local, Man Among 15, Trustees of Midwest Research Institute

CALLS FOR HALT ON IMMIGRATION   Legion Head Urges ‘Boost in  Vaeteran<c’ Hrauscing

Three Casualties When Boy Strikes Dynamite Caps   One Boy Killed, Another Maimed And Young Girl Blinded As Outcome Of Blast

Henry Harms Ne ew Chairman County: Red Cross Chapter   Annual Meeting  “Reports. Given And “Officers Elected:

Slim Diets of Nation’s Bobby Soxers Called Danger to Future Civilization

Trend Watched in Current Labor Disputes   Back-to-Work Move Significant From Psychological View

Meat Packers Expect to Have Full Force  At Work Today; Nation's Major Railroads And 18 of 20 Unions Agree to Arbitrate  Wage Demands Affecting 1,250,000 Workers

Ford, Chrysler Pacts May Set New Pay Trend   Government Optimistic Over Outlook In Nation’s Labor Disputes; Meat, Rail Situations Show Improvement

STEELWORKER AND GM CASES LOOM DARKLY   Government Optimistic Industrial Peace Is Rapidly Shaping

HOPE. REIGNS AFTER STRIKE SETTLEMENTS   Reuther Says GM Must Pay More

BIG APPLE CROP IS BEING PREDICTED   Four West Virginia Countics Expect To Produce Nearly Threeemillion Buoshele

LaGuardia Says Food Is Stolen  In Trieste Area  Relief Director Again Demands Authority to Call for Armed Guards

UNRRA SUPPLIES STOLEN AT TRIESTE   VALUE RUNS INTO MILLIONS— LA GUARDIA ASKS ALLIES PROVIDE GUARDS.

Millions of Dollars of UNRRA Supplies ‘Pilfered’ at Trieste LaGuardia Says; Asks Action   Threatens to Take Matter Before Higher Ups If Allied Headquarters Refuse Further to Act in Protection of Supplies

President Sets Hour For Reply   O'Neil, UMW Chief Are Warned Country In Desperate Straits

Truman: Wants Decision on One-Man Arbitration From: Coal Operators and Union

Arbitration in Coal Row Due  wi   Truman Puts Issue Up to Lewis,Mines; 1-Maen Action Hinted

Arbitration By One Man Is Proposed      President Declares Mines Must Not Close Again, Asks Quick Answer on Part of Disnutants

‘Fists Fly at Gates of Milwaukee Plant: End ‘Marine Strike in East

SHIPPING TIELP IS ENDED TAY ON TWO COASTS   Seitlement Does Not Include Pacific Vessels Which Remain Strikehound   VIOLENCE IN MILWAUKEE   Allis Chalmers Notifies Gov. Goodland Situation There Is Gut of Control

Damaged Tanker Limps Into Port   Four Men Dead, 3 Missing After Explosion at Sea

wm wee TN Tee Te OTE eee  Six Brave Coppers See Sally Rand Dance and Get Surprise of Lives

‘Censored! SFPD’. .. Cops Are Foiled Again!  Sally Wins Third Bout With Policemen

e COME- ‘ON FOR CUSTOMERS»  cece -seemneetp treme  Six Brave Coppers See Sally Rand Dance and Get Surprise of Lives

Reece Scoring Truman Policy   Cites Bungling Agency In ~ . Weashinaton

: Woman Teller Prevents Bank Robbery by Fumbling «While Police Come in Response to Electric Alarm

Jittery Bandit Flees Without Getting Money  Threatens To Blow Everybody Up With

Jittery Bandit Flees Without Getting Money   Threatens To Blow Everybody Up With Bottle OF Nitro

GOP Candidate Outlines Plan For Campaign   Former Governor Says Main Interest in New Labor Legislation

Stassen Says He Will Seek C.0.P Post   Former Minnesota Governor Serves Notice on Party

Main Interest Is Change in Labor Laws   Vandenberg States He Is Not Seeking Nomination

Sen. Vandenberg Does Not Want Post  Stassen Makes Bid For GOP Nomination

STASSEN SAYS HE INTENDS TO TRY PRESIDENCY   Notice Served On GOP Old  Guard; Plans Truly Liberal Policy   VANDENBERG CLAIMS HE IS NOT CANDIDATE

STASSEN WILL MAKE BID FOR NOMINATION   Ex-Governor Is First To Formally Enter 1948 Contest

Stassen Hurls Hat in Ring For °48 Race   - Opens Capital Office To Work for  Liberal Program” . —

Serves Notice He ll Campaign For Nomination  Main Interest Will Be To Develop New Labor Legislation   THEY'RE NOT IN RACE  Move Is Expected To Put Keen Edge On Pre Convention Activities

STASSEN TOSSES HAT INTO RING   BECOMES AVOWED CANDIDATE FOR G. 0. P. PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION,

Stassen Says He Will Seek ® Nominatior  aS    Vandenberg Puts Himself Out Of Presidential Race

To Steer GOP ‘Along a Truly Liberal Path”   Serves Notice on Old y Guard He’s in Race Definitely

Candidacy of Minnesotan Is  Openly Avowed   Ex-Governor Says He Will Have Definite Program to Present

Candidacy For President Announeed By Stassen  Favors ‘Voluntary’ Strike Prevention,  Breaking Up of

NAVY VETERAN WILL RUN AS GOP LIBERAL   FORMER MINNESOTA GOVERNOR FAVORS LABOR REFORMS

Stassen, First Avowed Presidential Candidate, Asks GOP Nomination   Former Minnesota Governor And Navy Veteran Serves Notice On Old Guard He Seeks ‘Truly Liberal Path’ For Party

CHANGES SLIM FOR BLIND BOY   Kick Of German’s Horse Takes Sight; Surgeons Try Last Hope

e . PETER EDSON   New Jersey’s Rep. Hartley Is Leader of Strong Coalition

“Things Look Very Bad,” Official Says .. - . Maritime Strikers Now Threatening To Tie Up All Ships In The World

Ready To Tieup World Shipping   Union Spokesman Says Maritime Group To Enforce Demands.

BLUNT TALK BY ERNEST BEVIN   Mackenzie Analyzes British Foreign Secretary's Address Putting Peace Sauarely Up To Russia.

Bevin States Case Against  Reds’ Policy   Takes Exception To Russian Claims That Their Government Methods Alone Represent Democracy

BRITISH SECRETARY BEVIN HITS NAIL ON HEAD WITH STATEMENT RUSSIAN VIEW DANGER TO PEACE

Molotov Is On Way Home   May Have to Explain Failure of Vetoes, Motions;  More Reparations Agreed On

Three Hundred Biilvon Romanian Repurations     To kussia~ Anprovert France Gets Vercitory

Molotov Flies To Red Capital  For Conference   Russian Tndemnity Levies On Romania—France Given Rarder Awa.

Consultation by Soviet  Leaders Seen Report Molotov   Report Molotov Has Left Peace Conclave

Molotov Back To  Moscow   Believe He Will  Attend Conference In The Kremlin; Might Be Recalled

Molotov Goes To Moscow For Conference On Peace   Paris Parley Approves Big Four Recommendations On Seviet Reparations From Romania And Cession Of Franco-Italian Border Areas To France

UNION SPOKESMEN SAY THAT PROGRESS BEING MADE IN IRONING OUT POINTS OF CONTROVERSY

Chinese:Draft  Peace Regime   Would Pattern Government ; After Il. & Svatem   KinDemanding Veterans’ Discharge, Waylay ‘Ike’

CHINESE 10 COPY SYSTEM OF U.S   Plan American Government Blueprint; Fighting Caacec in lehol

Betty Jean Witt F.H.A. Treasurer  Farm Girls Honor LeMars Member

BETTY JEAN WITT ELECTED STATE FHA. OFFICER   Le Mars and Aur elia In Charge of Candle-light  installation

AUNTS STRIPEI   Lack of Skilled Help Hinders Soviet Attempts.to Revive Industry

Fails To Prove Russian Loot  Of ~ Machinery   Pauley Finds Little Evidence in Restricted Tour of Korea

Says Korea Not Stripped   Pauley Reports Russia Preparing Industry: : For Permanent [se ©

Delays New Attempt To End Filibuster   Senator Barkley To Wait Day Or Two

Today’s OPA Dinner Deluxe: Spinach Cheese Loaf (Without Pepper), Mince Meat Pie—Minus Meat And Crust, Of Course

PERON TERRORISM HOLDS SWAY IN THE ARGENTINE   Chilean Crisis Sees Ne Abatement.

AAA Elections Coming Soon Ellis Reveals   Committee Will Send - Notices “to Farmers . In Near Fiiture

SENATE SAVES DRAFT, VOTES 45-DAY PERIOL      Republican Attempts To Block Ballot In Filibuster

Amended Bill Extends Act 45 Days   Induction of Youths, Fathers Banned Under Latest Law

GEORGIA FACING BITTER BATTLE   Politicians Gird for Final Showdown

Year Is Lost On Missouri River Plans  Pick Cites Cut Of 538 Men in  Ensineer Staff

[May Defend: ‘His Position In War Probe   Kentuckian, In Letter 7 Constituents, Says Conscience Clear

May Defends Self in Letter To Friends  Charges Politics Reason for Probe

Fe ily ne AMT Eire Nea ht tt eee eee 1, cc rr  May Aims Pen At Probers

Cabganta Calmer After Thou saads are Killed and Others 8 Wounded in Riotiny      ER OF EPIDEMIC “@ = MOUNTING BY HOUR

Calcutta Riots Slacken, Bodies Litter Street:      2,000-3,000 Corpses Lie In Sun, Picked By Vultures; Eerie Cries Echo

— CALCUTTA —2,000 Die In India; RiotsWane   Dead Litters Streets of City;: ‘Epidemic Feared

Pace Of Killing Slackens In Riot City But Firing Continues In Fourth Day

Pace of Rioting Slackens; 2000 To 3000 Are Deac   Sporadic Shooting Is Continuing; Leaders Hold Sunday Parley

India Riots Slacken Pace In Fourth Day   2,000 to 3,000 Sorpses Lie In Stinking Streets; Thousands Are Wounded

PICTURE IS DARK   Calcutta Situation Quietest Since Friday When Riots Started

BODIES PILE IN STREETS OF CITY   Fighting Continues But At Slackened Pace   FEAR EPIDEMIC   Eerie Cries Ring Through Night As Unprecedented Crime Wave Continues

Stinking Streets of Calcutta Full  of Human Corpse:   Moslems and Hindus Kill Each Other at Slackened Pace Today

Situation in Caleutta Has Quieted Down   City’s Streets Are Strewn  With Corpses

Rate Of Killing Slackens In Calé:;tta Riots; Four. Day Toll®:‘ay Reach 3,00

CALCUTTA RIOTING SPORADIC.   Moslems, Hindus Slacken Pace in Killing Each Other; Great City a Shambles with 9000 to 3000 Killed

Streets Stink  With Odor Of 2,000 Corpses   Danger of Epidemie Mounts Hourly; Spewadic Shooting Continees; Looting Is Rife   Worst Riots In _ Calentta History   Police Blotters Filled With Accounts of Women Raped, Mutilated and Yhen Butchered

Mosiems, Hindus Kill Each Other At Slower Pace   Situation Quietest In Four Days; Bodies Piled On Streets; Epidemic s Feared

Calcutta Violence Slackens   Situation Quietest Since Start of Riots---Danger of Epidemic Grows

Grave Danger From Epidemic Now Is Faced  Several Thousand   Several Thousand Waunded; Terror Grine Caleutta

Thousands Lay Wounded in Streets As City’s Worst Strife Slackens —

Corpses Still In Streets Of City   Number Slain In Four Days Is 2,000 To 3,000.

3000Deac as Calcutta  Mobs Riot   Killing Continues at Slackened Pace Over Freedom Plan

Riot Pace Slackening In Calcutta   Slight Easing Seen; 2,000 To 3,000 Slain In 4-Day Hindu-Moslem Battle.

Pace Slackens, Mosiems, Hindus Kill Each Other   Calcutta Streets Are Strewn With Thousand Corpses

Killings Go on At Slackened Pace Today   Danger of Epidemic  Mounts Hourly—Food Situation Worsens as Stores Remain Closed

9 000 To 3,000 Slain In Savage Outbreaks   Worst Rioting In India’s History Sweeps Over City; Thousands Wounded; Fires And Threats Of Pestilence Add To Horror

Death Toll in Calcutta May Reach 3,000   Ghastly Riots Quiet Down After Four Days Of Deadly Terror .

Calcutta Streets Strewn With Bodies As Ghastly Four-Day Riot Slackens

India’s Rioting Pace Slackens  Calcutta’s Streets Strewn With Dead

Crime Is Rife As Hordes Sicken, Die   Police Claim Control Is Better, But Situation’ Is Bad

Calcutta Strife Goes On   -Hindu-Moslem Riots Enter Fourth Day As Leaders Work  To Restore Peace

Calcutta Battles Subside After 4 Days of Strife;  Boats, Factories Burned

Indian Killings Are Slackening   Four Days See Streets Strewn With 2,000 To 3,000 Corpses

Corpses Piled In Streets Of Calcutta   Number Of Dead ls Estimated At 2,000 To 3,000

Moslems And Hindus Still Killing Each Other In Streets Of Calcutta

CALCUTTA STREET FIGHTING KILLED 9.00 TO 3.000   However the Situation Was the Quietest Today Since Last Friday.   WORST IN HISTORY   Sporadic Shooting Continued: Bodies Piled Here and There In Streets.

Epidemic Is Feared After Record Riots   Situation Quietest Since Friday With Sporadic Shooting Continuing; Corpses Strew Streets

Moslem - Hindu Massacre In Calcutta Slackens After Corpses Strew City 4 Days

India Riot Death Toll Over2,000   Calcutta Streets Littered With Dead and Woundec

Moslem-Hindu Fight Waning After 4 Days   Ghastly Quarrel Over Independence Plan For India Leaves Calcutta Streets   Strewn With Corpses; Threat   of Epidemic Grows.

Calcutta Toll Tops 2,000; City Quietens   Sporadic Shooting Continues, Streets  Piled With Bodies

2,500 Die In  Riots   Killing Pace Stlackens In Battle Scarred India City: Thousands Injured  io... = iia Blita

Fear Pestilence To Follow Riots Raking Calcutta  Mobs Maddened With Hunger Are

Death Toll Tn Caleutta Passes 1.000   Reuters Quotes Paper Patting Total At 2,000 To 3.000

2,000 to 3,000 Are Dead in Calcutta   Moslems and Hindus Slacken Pace of Killing Which Has Piled Corpses in Streets for Four Days—Epidemic Feared.

Indians Killing Each Other At Slackensd Pace; Many Bodies Piled In Streets; Epidemic Threatens: Rape And Murder  Rampant.

Riots Pile Up Dead in City Streets   Fighting Between Factions Diminishes On Fourth Day

Grave Danger From Epidemic Now Is Faced   Several Thousand Wounded; Terror Grins Calcutta

UUAPSES ADT NW aTREETOAS HIOTS WANE   Epidemic Feared, Hundreds Starving In BattleTorn City.

CORPSES PILED IN STREETS AS CLASHES GO ON   Situation Claimed Improved As Groups Seek End To Hindu-Moslem War

Rival Factions Quarrel Over Differences as Regards British Offer  of Independence   ‘Fear Epidemic   Danger of an Epidemic Which Might Dwarf Present Casualties

Upwards Of 3,000 Bodies Strewn On Caleutta Streets   Corpse -Littered Streets - Pose Epidemic Peril In Wake of Vast Massacre. of Men, Women and Children. .

Situation Is Quietest Since Last Friday   Thousands Reported Wounded in India’s Bia City :

ARMY TO ASK LIFT INTOP DRAFT AGE         Prevented From Dvafting 18-YearOlds Army Intends to Asi PresMent Truman ‘ta Lift Draft Induction Age Ceiling From 28 to 84.

MEN IN 30-34 AGE CLASS MAY FACE INDUCTION   Army Plans To Ask Hike In Age Ceiling When “Holiday” Ends

Army Will Ask Truman To Lift Draft Age To 34   To Raise Registrations For Inductions After Sept. 1

ULDER SELECTEES MAY BE INDUCTED   Men 30 to 34 Expected to Become Eligible for Service.

DRAFT CEILING MAY BE LIFTED BY SEPTEMBER   Army Intends To Ask Truman To Litt Ceiling From 99 to 34

May Extend Age Bracket Of Draftees  Army Intends To Ask Cc. s4 v¥... ral j_   Army Intends To Ask For 34-Year-Olds After September 1

HIGHER DRAFT AGE TOP ASKED BY U. S. ARMY   New Limit Would Be 34 When Holiday Ends

Protests Remova of Rent Controls   lowa City Up in Arms Over Proposal

U. S. SOLDIERS RAID 312 BOATS   Americans Act To Break Up Suspected Plot To Smuggle SS Men

Army Drives To Break Up  Nazi Ese; apes   Troopers Raid Danube Fleet To Smash Well  Set Underground

FIND ARSENIC IN THIRD BODY AT FAIRFIELD   Poison Revealed in Remains of Mrs, Winter's Sister

State’s Lake Ports -Idle in Strike; Car-Ferries Stopped Except Clipper  - From Milwaukee

Housewives Look For Better Buying As Strikes End   Eastern Part of Shipping Tieup and Trucking Stoppage Comes to Halt

BRITAIN SENT “DIRECT WORD > ON PALESTINE       RESIDENT FAVORS ‘STATE IN i: PALESTINE CONTROLLED  ... BY JEWS—WANTS IMMIGRATION BAN LIFTED

President Backs Zionist State in Troubled Nation   Immigration Should Not Await Reopening Of Parley, Is Claim

DENOGHS ATS PLAN      Apparent Harmony Seen ir Minority Party Before Decisions Are Made

Argument Delays Boundary Probe   Four Power Body Is To Investigate Boundary Dispute

Police, Firemen ‘Pension System ‘Changes Studied   State Commission Orders That They Be on Sound Basis

URGES CHANGES IN PENSION PLAN   Favors State Program for Police, Firemen

Owners, Lewis Resume Parley   Truman’s Demand for Agreement Withir Five Bays May Bring Night Sessions; No Proaress Reported at First Meeting

Attempt Started  ToWind Up Row   Permanent Accore Becomes Goal Of All Concerned.

Lewis, Operators Confer Two Hours   Make No Report Of Any Proaress

No Statement’ Reply: Truman Asks Agreemen   Coal Mines are To Open Monday, But No Solution Found

Mine Chieftain Back at Parley After Walkout Upon Urging From President Truman; Some Hope Held For Permanent Wage Agreement

Miners’ Boss Arrives At Conference Early: To Demonstrate Anxiety For Settlement

No Progress Madeon Coal Strike   Permanent Settlement Is Demanded by : Truman by Wednesday

Council Is Facing Karly Decision  on Ukraine Charges   Delegates Gain Time to Consult. Home Governments on Problem When Sessions Adjourn to Monday

Seldier Pay Bill Pushed Early Action Seen On  Mesure Designed To Aid Enlisted Men

Three Billion Extra Pay For GV’S To Pass   House Committee Ready To Send Measure To Floor Within Week

Gl Terminal Par Jumps Hurdle  Plan Would Give Enlisted Men Same Rights ac Offfeerc

Terminal Pay For Enlisted Men Gets Support Of Solons   Committee Approval Given; Would be Retroactive for Men Already Discharged.

More Pay To Enlisted Army Men?   House Committee Appro Legislation for Terminals Leave Pay Today

HOUSE OKAY ON LEAVE PAY FOR GS EXPECTED   Retroactive Measure Is Given Approval Today By Committee

WOULD HALT FUTURE PAYMENTS House Group Approves Terminal Pay Benefits For Enlisted: Men

PICK UP DRIVER'S LICENSES OF ALL TRAFFIC’ INCORRIGIBLES TRUMAN ACKe¢ CAEETV IL EANEDC   DE VALERA NOT ASKING CLEMENCY FOR IRISH — LEADERS WHO ARE WEAK FROM HIINGEDR CTDIVE

TERMINAL LEAVE BILL IS APPROVEL   Measure Is Given Okay by Military Affairs Committee.

SOLONS UPHOLD GIS MEASURE   ‘Soldiers Would Have Same Terminal Leave Rights as Their Officers

TERMINAL PAY FOR Gl GETS HOUSE BOOST   Military Affairs Committee ~ Approves Bill;-Now — «Likely to Pass. —

‘House Military Committee Approves Terminal Pay For Enlisted Personnel

NAVY HUNTS  -ROBOT PLANE   PILOTLESS PLANE THAT GOT OUT OF CONTROL BELIEVED TO HAYE CRASHED AT SEA

GEN. STILWELL IS DEAD AT 63   Hero Of Burma Campaign Succumbs At Hospital In San Francisco

HERO OF BURMA RETREAT DIES   Gen, Joseph W, Stillwell Dies in Sleep Saturday — Body to Be Cremuted and Ashes Scattered Over Pacific Ocean. «

Pacific To Receive Ashes Of Stilwell   “Vinegar Joe” Dies in Letterman Hospital  at 63

BODY OF GEN. STILWELL T0 BE CREMATED   Ashes to Be Scattered Over Pacific Ocean

PACIFIC TO HOLD STILWELL ASHES   Pilot To Scatter Remains Of Burma Hero

DISTRIBUTION OF COAL RESTRICTED   SFA ISSUES ORDER TODAY DESIGNED TO CONSERVE SUPPLIES ©

Limit Soft Coal Deliveries   Barred to Domestic Consumers With More Than 5 Days’ Supply

COAL DELIVERIES TO DOMESTICS BARRED   Restrictions Applied As Pinch Increases

Only Essential Needs Will Be Filled, ls Rule  PPO  ee   Krug Predicts Winter Rationing Even If Strikers End Walkout Soon

BARS SOFT COAL DELIVERY TODAY   Government Agency Limits Them to Emergencies

Coal Supplies   Deliveries to Domestic Consumers Are Largely Banned

Order Issued by SFA fo Conserve Dwindling Piles  Customer Limited To 5 Days’ Supply

ORDER DRASTIC CUTS IN COAL DELIVERIES   Return Of More War Controls Threatened   BROWN-OUTS   Effective In More Cities; Circuses Forbidden To Travel By Rail

Pere Marquette Drops? Trains; NYC Cancels Six   Movement Of Goods Is Limited By Emergency Transportation Order

Well Anyway, Subsisfence Payment Checks Have Quit Coming In  Veterans Administration   Veterans Administration Says It’s Because Reports Were Not Made

Well Anyway, Subsisfence Payment Checks Have Quit Coming In   Veterans Administration  Says It’s Because Reports Were Not Made

HST Places Blame On Selfish Solons:   Truman Asks Nation To Hold Down Prices To Meet Inflation Threat

Truman Assails ‘Selfish’ Solons In Taking Action   Subsidies Paid to Industry Lifted Automatically; Wage Controls Will Be Removed as Soon as Possible, He Says

Decision Is Met With Approval      Republicans, However; Claim Jt A Confession. Of Failure. Selfish In= terests Blamed .

Says Removal of Controls Only Possible Solution   Vigorously Denounces Action of ‘Few’ in Conaress

START REPAIRS   Damaged Ship Will Return to U. S. Within 2 Weeks.

Damaged Ship To Be Repaired   Officials Announce American Farmer Repairs Will Begin Immediately

Thomas Dewey Again Files Political Bid   Re-Election Would Aid His Campaign for Presidential Place

Major Parties Schedule Nominating Conventions in New York This Week; Primaries Set in Other States: Limelight Centers on Gov. Dewey

BOWLES FACES QUESTIONING BY CONGRESS   Senate Committee Hears His Plea For OPA Extension

REFUSES TO DENY-OR CONFIRM   POWERFUL NEW ATOMIC , BOMB 15 PERFECTED.

\5,% i, Leaders 63 Approval or Atom Plan Slow Process   Attitude Of Russia Envisioned As Key Factor In. Parleys

Soviet's Stand Key Factor in Atom Control   It Is Generally Agreed Approval of Baruch Plan Will Be Lengthy Process

RUSSIA IS KEY IN ATOM OFFER   United Nations Await Action Of Moscow; No Quick Decision

Soviet Attitude Key to Chance Of Agreement  -Council’Expects No Early Accord On Atomic Issue

U. N. Member: Laud Baruch Atomic Plan  Attitude of Russia, However. Is Called

AGREEMENT 0 ATOM PLAN IS SLOW PROCESS   Eventual Approval Expectec For Baruch Oytline After Amendments Made

United Nations Bod) Sees Long Process To Atom Agreement   United States Plan Expected to Be Only Comprehensive Plan

Leaders See Approval of Atom Plan as Slow Process; Russia Is Said Key Factor

BARUCH'S ATOMIC CONTROL PROGRAM WILL BE STUDIED   Board Member Says Acceptance Will Be Long Process With Russia’s Attitude Key Factor.   SOVIET DELEGATE SILENT ON PLAN   First Official Discussion May Come Wednesday at Meeting of United Nations Commission.

Reds Hold Key To Baruch Plan   Approval of Bomb Control Maw Be Dang Proresa

Russian Attitude Is Key Factor In Adoption Of Atomic Control System

DENIES REHANGING ANY OF TEN NAZIS   SERGEANT JOHN WOODS SAYS NECK OF EACH WAS BRUKEN ON FIRST DROP.

Armies of China  United by Pact   Historic Agreement Signed at Chungking

GERMAN SPIES OPERATING IN THREE ZONES   RING OF MILLION BELIEVED BACKED BY RUSSIANS

Truman Urges Lower Level Of Expenditures  Terms U. S. Fiscal Situation Serious

PRESIDENT CALLS ON GOVERNMENT TO CUT EXPENSES  ACCERTC OCNHIIrTINAe   ASSERTS REDUCTIONS ARE IMPERATIVE TO WARD OFF INFLATION

PRESIDENT ASKS REDUCTION OF EXPENDITURES   Federal Department, Agency Heads Urged To Cut Costs To Fight Inflation

PRESIDENT WANTS BUDGET ECONOMY, GUTS IN EXPENSES   U.S. Financial Situation Is ‘Most Serious,’ He States Today; Tells of Recommendations.   LETTERS ARE SENT DEPARTMENT HEADS

President Asks Federal Expense: Be Held Down   Says Inflationary Conditions Make Thrift Imperative

Truman Urges U.S. Offices to Cut Expenses   Fiscal Situation Serious, He Says; Cites Inflation

President Asks Strict Economy  Of Public Funds   Calls On Federal Officials To Help Balk   Inflation

TRUMAN ASKS ECONOMY IN GOVERNMENT   Chief Executive Calls on All Federal Officials to Keep Expenditures at “Lowest Possible Level.”

President Asks Cut in Spending   Fiscal Si iaatlen Called Serious One

Traman Urges Reduetion In Expenditure:   Declares Economy Is Im perative In View of Pres* ent Inflationary Situation

MIR. TRUMAN SAYS PRESENT FISCAL SITUATION SERIOUS   Chief Executive Sends Letter to Heads of Government  Rannrtenente

TRUMAN URGES LESS SPENDING   Calls On All Federal Officials To Keep Expenses Down.

Departments Asked To  Save Funds   Economy In Spending Requested By President In Letter To Heads Of  BReaentiva Deanehac

Sees Need For Control Of Inflation   President Says Government Financial Situation  Is ‘‘Most Serious”’

Truman Calls For Economy In Government   Specifically Names Military But Is Confronted By Opposition

Broad Fight On Inflation Is Demanded   Army, Navy, Maritime Board Are Named Specifically By President.

Cut Spending Truman Plea To Agencies   U. S. Finances In Serious Situation, President Admits

AN EASING UP OF SPENDING URGED BY PRESIDENT TRUMAN   Called Upon All Agencies to Cut Down On Their Spending.   4 SPECIFICALLY NAMED   Army, Navy, and Maritime Commission Were Singled Qut In His Appeal.

Keep Spending Down: Truman  Federal Officials Asked To Be Thrifty

Must Cut Federal  i.xpenses   Reductions are Imperative States Truman, Situation Is Serious One

ORDERS CUT IN U.S, SPENDING   Truman Calls on Officials te Keep Expenditures ‘at the Lowest Possible Levels’

Truman Calls For Slash In Expenditures   Says Reductions Necessary Due To Inflationary Trend

President Urges Federal Agencie: To Trim Budaets   Inflationary Trend In Nation Cited in White House Appeal

SLASH — ‘SPENDING, IS ORDER.   President Tells All US Agencies To Crack Down

President Asks Cuts To  Ease Treasury   Fiscal Situation Serious, Executive Tells Denartments

GOVERNMENT SPENDING CUT URGED   Truman Asks All Federal Bureaus To Cut Expenses

DEFICIT LOOMS IN FISCAL YEAR, CHIEFS WARNED   Special Budget Seminar Set Tomorrow Afternoon at White House :

President Acts To Slow Up Inflation   - Departments Urged To Watch ‘Small Economies’

MILITARY OFFICIALS URGED BY PRESIDENT TO SLASH SPENDING  ACTION DESCRIBED AS   ACTION DESCRIBED AS BATTLE AGAINST SOME INFLATIONARY FORCES

Makes Plea For Saving   Truman Urges Federal Agencies to Aid in Fight On Inflation

Truman Urges: Cut in Federal Expendifures   President Writes. Heads Executive Department Urging Strict Economy

Truman Calls For Cut In Federal Spending   Tells All Officials To Keep Public Expenditures To Lowest Possible Point

Nation’s Present Fiscal Situation Declared ‘Most Serious’ by Leader Cuts Asked in Fight on Inflation

TRUMAN GALLS FOR TIGHT PURSE STRINGS   President Says Nation’s Fiscal Position ‘Serious’

Truman Urges Public Economy   Expenditures Must Be Held at Lowest Level Possible. Says Chief

PRESIDENT 10 HOLD MEETING ON SUDGET PLAN   Chief Executive Says Nation's. Fiscal Situation ‘Is ! Serious’ a.

President Signs Atom Control Bil   Measure Provides For Commission Of Five Civilians

Sends Plea To Top Men Of Agencies   Says Expense Cut Vital In View of Inflation; Plight “Serious.”

Truman Asks Federa Agencies to Save  All Money Possible   President, Fearing Inflation, Declares Need Of Expense Reductions Is Imperative, Addresses Reauest to All Department Heads

Reductions Necessary to Ease Inflationary Pressure, He Declares; Army and Navy Adamant Against Further Slashes in Budgets

TRUMAN URGES LOW EXPENSES   President Tells Chiefs Keep Deficit Down

Tells Inflation Dangers in Plea To All Agencies   Mentions Armed Forces Specifical ly, But Eisenhower, Nimitz Say Budgets At Minimum

U.S. Must Spend Less Says Truman   President Calls on Federal Officials to Hold Ex penses Down   SITUATION IS SERIOUS   Government Has Substantial Budget Deficit in  Coming Year

MILITARY OFFICIALS URGED BY PRESIDENT TO SLASH SPENDING  ACTION DESCRIBED AS BATTLE AGAINST SOME INFLATIONARY FORCES

U.S., Russia Agree  Atom Bomb Control To Get Top Priority In Disarmament Talks

U.S. IN ACCORD WITH SOVIETS ON ATOM BOMB      Agree That Bombs Should Get Top Priority When Disarmment Given Study   COUNTER PROPOSAL IS MADE TO RUSSIAN PLAN

RED PROPOSAL GIVEN LIMITED SUPPORT OF AMERICA BEFORE UN.  “AGREEMENT ON MEANS TO OUTLAW WEAPON

But Insists All Inspections Be Free From Vetc   Britain Rejects Proposal Thai Serapping Of Bomb Be First Disarmament Step

U. S. Agrees to Top Priority for Atomic Bomb: Foreign Ministers Nearing Accord

—tUtnited Nations—  Priority Agreed   United States Jons With Russ Concerning Arms Consideration

U.S. Says Atom Control Should Top Agenda On  Disarmament   Agrees With Russ on This Point, But Differs On Veto

BRITISH CLAIM ‘TERRORISM’ IN BULGARIA VOTE   Spokesman Says Bulgarian Militia Scared Voters Before Reds Won

Severe Terrorism By Communists Charged In Bulgaria's Poll   British Foreign Office Spokesman Makes Accusation

TERROR RULED BULGAR VOTING   BRITISH SAY OPPOSI. TION FEARED REPRISALS

Terrorism Aided Reds in Bulgaria, London Charge:   Communists Won Election With Government Help, Foreign Office Says

Terrorism Charged In Bulgarian Vote   Fear of Reprisals Aided Communists, British Say

Britain Says Fright Swayed Bulgaria Poll   Foreign Office Issues Communique on Observers’ Reports

CREDIT 1 DENIED CZECHS BY U.S   SALE OF GOODS TO NATION IS HALTED—ACTION FOLLOWS PRAGUE CRITICISM,

United States Cracks Down on  Czechoslovakia   Apparent Retaliation Against Protest On Economic Policies

Monarchists, Republicans Riot in Rome   Naples Under Guard After Outbreaks  Claim Seven

CABINET CANT PERSUADE KING TO QUIT NATION   Situation Eased When Republicans Call Off Parade Against Umberto

ITALY STILL TENSE   Heads Broken in Rome; Umberto Clings to Crown

MANY HURT AS ARMED BANDS RIOT IN ROME   Monarchist-Republican Clashes Continue Over Italy Political Status

Heads Are Broken in Rome Riot   Italian King Still Refuses to Leave Country

King Umberto Still In Italy   Refusal to Leave Causing New Tension; Troops Patrol Naples

Demonstration By Republican Forces Is Set   Umberto Refuses to Quit Throne; Court to Probe ‘Vote Fraud’

Heads Broken As Republicans Rot in aly   King Is Adamant In Refusal to Give Up Throne

HOUSE PLANS TO REST TONIGHT   Ohio Assembly Speeds Ur Work On Bills At Special Session

FOG HOLDS UP ~ BYRD FLOTILLA   Advance Ships Of ‘Opera tions Highjump’ Stymied

Smithsonian Scientists Hold Noses at Tale of Two-Million-Year-Old: Froc

VIOLENCE MARKS STRIKE ON LAKES   2 Shootings Are Reported Car Ferries Resume

NMU CLAIMS NO ABATEMENT IN LAKES STRIKE   But Railroad Carriers Back in Operation; Further Negotiations On

CAR FERRIES — SAILING AGAIN   Unions Charge Pickets Are Fired on at Detroit, Claveland Dacke.

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Sugar Men Plan Meeting in City Next Week  Mexican Action Wil! _ Be Talked by  Grawere Praceccarse

Sugar Men Plan Meeting in City Next Week  Mexican Action Will!  Be Talked by  Growers, Processors

USO TROUPE IS LOST IN PACIFIC   TWENTY PERSONS WERE ON MISSING Bt ANE

USES Bill Up Today In House   New Legislation Would Conform with Wishes Of President

Hope Revives for 425 Buried inRuhr Mine  New Efforts Launched to Rescue Workers;

Fear 425 Lost © In German Coal Mine Explosion   Escape of Lone Miner Revives Slim Hope of Saving Trapped Men

JAVATO PROTEST TROOP ARRIVALS   Presence of Dutch Forces May Cause New Crisis

No Slot Machine: In State, Report  No Complaints, are Received Say DAs

COW EEE, ee we ee =  Rowland Man Killed In Crash Near Dillon      War Veteran Dies as Car Strikes Power Pole; Inquest Will Be Held.

Rowland Man Killed In Crash Near Dillon —   : Strikes Power _ "Pole; ~ Jiiquest Will Be ‘Held.’

Governor Names State Road Chief  E. L. Worthington Ta Succeed Raileyv

State Highway Chief Named   ‘E. L. Worthington Will Siacvceeed Bailey

NOT AN EPIDEMIC YET   But Infantile Paralysis Is At AllTime High for Season

A Total of 21 Causes Of Infantile Paralysis In Kansae loct Manth

Quick Passage On Anti-Strike Bill Predicted   House Awaits Vote on Modifiec Case Measure

ALL INDICATIONS "POINT TO     LEGISLATION   By. RAYMOND WILCOVE  fnternational Wews Service

CASE BILL'S: SUPPORTERS STAND FIRM   Coalition Expects Approval Without Substantial: Change

House Is Moving Toward Vote On Anti-Strike Bill   Final Action Vote May Come During Afternoon—-Some Amendments Made

Must. Sacrifice : That All May Live   President Calls Upon People of Nation’ To Eat Less to Enable Others to Eat More

SHARING OF FOOD ASKED BY TRUMAN   PRESIDENT SAYS MANY ARE DYING FROM HUNGER NOW IN EUROPE AND ASIA/

Says Millions To Die Unless U.S. Saves   Hoover Proposes Export Of 1,100,000 Tons Wheat Per Week

Nine Critically Injured Persons Are in Hospital   Border City Accident Takes Place at Unguarded Crossing

ith Good Reason Truman Says Foreign Policy Is — ‘National, Not Party Program

Critical Hour For  World   Grave Problems Are Waiting in Foreign Fields

IPOSSIBILITY OF NEW WAR FROM PACIFIC NOT TO BE IGNORED IN ‘WORLD PLANNING. EXPERT SAYS.

Japs Started Expansion Into Manchuria With U. S. Consent, Says Tokyo Repor!

Pressure is defied by Arabs   Peace is sincere desire. says Pasha

Jury Finds Cult Leader Guilty Of Manslaughter   Reconnnends Two Years For Harvey Kirk, Whose Wife Died After Rattler Bit Her

American People Are Better Informed Than Our Gov’t., Declares Messersmith

Ambassador Asserts U. S. Government Lags Behind People on World Affairs

Salome, When She Danced ‘For Teen Agers, Almost Got ‘Kicked Out of High School

School Board Considers Case Of  Scantily - Veiled ‘“‘Salome’’ Dancer

High School ‘Salome!’ Dances; Row Follows; Students Go an Ctribe

High School ‘Salome’ Stirs Bobby Soxers   Dance Without Slacks Viewed “Too Adult’ For Teen-Agers

Briggs Plant Strike Ended   Return of 1,200 Will Put : Fn NO Bonk te. Wavlk

BRIGGS FACTORY STRIKE SETTLED   Way Paved For Return To Work Of 50,000 In Detroit Area

BRIGGS PLANT WALKOUT ENDS   50,000 Idle Auto Workers To Resume Output

, CITES NEED FOR NAVAL SUPERIORITY—  :Next War Will Hit Us First, Warns Nimitz

U.S. Soldier Gets. Death Penalty Fer Murder of 2 Japs   Youthful Gi Convicted While Awaiting Shipment Home.

MARINE ENGINEERS THREATEN TO CALL NATIONAL STRIKE   Want Pay Increase ae Other Changes in New Contract  Alt End of Month

NEW MARITIME STRIKE LOOMS   Marine Engineers Vote Dio I for Walkout

Ship Engineers Approve New Strike Sept. 30   Seek Higher Pay, Contract Changes For 15,000 Members

Pact Okehed By Engineers   New York - Unit of ‘Marine Union Overwhelmingly Ap“proves Agreement’

MEDIATION FIXED IN TWA WALKOUT   Negotiations To Continue In U. S$. Shipping Tie-Up

Coast Cities Vaccinating vs. Smallpox   Seattle Has Epidemic; Navy Quarantines Ships with Cases

Vaccination Urged As Smallpox Takes  Five Lives in West   Health Officials in Coast . Cities Seek to Bar Spread of Disease

MILK PRICES UP 2 CENTS TUESDAY   Lawrence Distributors Explain They Are Forced to Ask More   CHEESE IS EXCEPTION

2 CENTS TUESDAY   Lawrence Distributors Explain They Are Forced to Ask More   CHEESE JS EXCEPTION

Baruch Declares Commission Has Debated Long Enough On Question      Time Has Come To Act, He Says   America Thus Confronts Russia With Necessity Of Showing Her Hand

Ickes Says Lewis Health Demand Is  Unsound Economy   Testifies Before Senate Group As Gov’t. Seeks  Coal Solution

FORMER SEC. OF INTERIOR SAYS PLANIS UNSOUND   Schwellenbach to Con: fer With UMW, Operators Separately

John L. Lewis Made Target By Ickes  Says His Health   Says His Health Program Is Unsound Plan

ICKES, CLAIMS LEWIS’ WELFARE PLAN UNSOUND   Former Interior Head Says UMW ‘Cuts Own Throats’

® SFR BETWS Pw sw SOR Y Ae 2 eat” terior Voices His Opinions,  ROYALTY CHARGES SAID DANGEROUS  ‘Ick’ Criticizes Plan of UMW Chieftain At Capital.

Says Program Would Only Ur Cost of Coal   Schwellenbach to Meet Separately with Lewis and Operators

ICKES ATTACKS JOHN L. LEWIS IN TESTIMONY   Says Union Demands Will “Cut Own Throats” In Coal Strike

U.S. SEEKING SOLUTION FOR MINE WALKOUT   Labor Secretary Will Meet. Witt Operators. Lewis Today

Ickes Launches Attack On Lewis For Demands   Government Seeking Solution To Strike Idling 400,000 Men

Federal Labor Heads Grope For Solution Of “Coal Mine Paralysis   Project; Schwellenbach Summons Operators Ickes Brands Royalty Demand A Suicidal And Lewis For Separate Conferences.

Firm to Close If Cab Sites Movec  Safeway Says Plan sled Ceand Burc imate

Firm to Close If Cab Sites Movec  Safeway Says Plan Would Cut Business

Planes Test ‘Earth Shock’   Yank, RAF Bombers Hi Nazi Sub Pens at

AIR AND. BUS LINES HAVE LIMITED SERVICE   Railroads Gurtall Passenger Train Service

.ittle Progress Marle In. Conference to Avert Threatened Tieup of tglgphone Service.

PHONE STRIKE PARLEY STILL IN DEADLOCK   Little Progress Made In Settlement Of Wage Dispute

ATT, LONG LINES ~ WORKERS CONFER   Settlement of Long Distance Threat May Bring Peace te Entire industry

Millis Face Shutdown. Savs Jacobs   Railways Suspend Service On Several North Carolina Runs

RAINS OVER KANSAS   Precipitation : Comes With Cool Front Moving Eastward

CanadianRed Spy Fails to Tell Secrets  Espionage Ring Said Operating

MISSOURI SOLDIER BONUS PLAN KILLET   HOUSE DEFEATS RESOLUTION  TO PUT PROPOSAL ON ELECTION BALLOT.

Missouri House Votes 52 to 43 to  Kill Veteran Bonus Plan  Critics Termed It ‘Bankers - Brokers’ Measure   Critics Termed It ‘Bankers - Brokers’ Measure

SOFT COAL TRUCE Due TO EXPIRE AT MIDNIGHT TONIGHT   Federal Officials Press fo: Contract to Settle Ming ’ flantraverce

Krug Calls Lewis For  Mine Talk   Truce Nears End; Har Coal Strike Looms.

Coal  Truce — Expires   Lewis and. Krug Confer; Mines Now in Operation Under U. S. Control

COAL STRIKE TRUCE ENDING TODAY WITHOUT SETTLEMENT   Krug Summons  Lewis And UMW Committee Today For More Talks.

Coal Strike Truce In Its Closing Hours   One Faint Hint Of Hope In Truman's Message

COAL LEADERS SUMMONED AS TRUCE EXPIRES   Lewis, Negotiating Committee Meet With Krug; U. M. W. Chief Silent

Krug Summons Negotiators For Miners   Seeks Reaction To Government's’ Compromise Plan

Coal Truce Nears End With No Sign. Of New Solution:   Secretary Krug Summons Lewis For Conference

Coal Strike Truce Is Now In. Waning Hours   Truman’s Pledge To Restore Rails Adds Urgency To Coal Decision

Krug Tries to Avert. Idle Mines   Lewis Summoned Few ‘Hours Before Coal Truce to Expire

Krug Calls Lewis, Committee for Talk on Soft Coal Truce   Government Outlines Its Views on Last Day of Two-Week Truce

Krug Calls Lewis toa Conference   Coal Deadline Nears With No Hint As to Whether Miners Plan  ee ee ee ee

LEWIS CALLE TOMEETING AS TRUCE WANES   Krug Summons UMW Chief And Aids With Future Of Mines Up In The Air

No Indication of Miners’ Plans As Truce Nears End   Mereell Sends Mess«ace

Krug Summons Lewis as Coal  Truce Expires   First Parley Called Since Government Quilined Position

Contract Plan Of Government Given fo Lewis   Tentative Proposal for Settling Strike

Lewis Summoned To Strike Parley   Two-Week Mine Truce Ends Today: Many Men Idle Due to Rail Strike

Coal Strike Truce In Waning Hours But No Sign Miners To Stay On Job   Government Said To Feel That Truce Will Be Extended For Further Settlement Talks; Moreell Appeals To District Unions

President Brands Tie-Up Strike Against People; biames Union Leaders: Coal Case In Balance

MINERS GIVEN TERMS OF GOVERNMENT WORK AS TRUCE NEARS END  KRUG, LEWIS CONFER ON CONTRACT SHORTIYV

Krug Delivers Coal Mine Plan To John L. Lewis   Two-Week Truce Expires Today At Midnight; Mine Head Weighs Proposition

PRESS EFFORTS TO AVERT COAL PEACE FAILURE   Krug Gives Lewis U. S. Tentative Proposal for Settling Coal Dispute

Work on Defense Arc Begun  Permanent U.S. Base Sought From Iceland

NATION FEELING BITTER EFFECTS OF COAL CRISIS   Jobless Rolls Swelled as Industries Close Down—Wage Loss Heavy

104,000 IN OTHER WORK ARE IDLE   Number Jobless Because Of Mine Strike May Reach 1,000,000

Fuel Lack idles 104,000 Person:   More Coal Consuming Industries Are Shut Down by Strike

NATION'S LIST OF IDLE MOUNTS DUE TOCOAL SHORTACE   Dwindling Steel Supplies Factor; Hundreds of Schsols Cloced

104,000 IDLE DUE TO FUEL SHORTAGE   Rising Unemployment Seen; 400,000 Miners Out   MORE INDUSTRIES   Certain To Close Down In Soft Coal Crisis: Steel Production Slashed

Over 104,000 Workers Idle   Officials Say One Million May Be Unemployec By End of Week

Layoffs Mount As Industrial Tieups Spread   Steel Production Is Off Two Thirds; CIO Maps Demands

Unemployed Rising Fast   Coal Strike May Idle Million By End Of Week, Steel Output Fading

Coal Miners’ Strike Idles Over 104,00   More and More Industries Shut Down; Prospects, Ahead Of Rising Unemployment

104,000 In U. S. Idled By Coat Walkout So Far   400,000 More Miners Also Unemployed; Hect Turned Off  In Western Towns

Fuel Lack Keeps 104,000 Men Away From Work   Unemployment to*Rise Sharply if Coal Strike Is Continued

Half Million Workers Are Made Idle As Soft Coal Crisis Becomes Acute

—FUEL CRISIS— Jobless List In Industry Is Mounting  Shortage Of Coal Brings Layoffs

Nation Counts 104,000 Men Idle, In Addition  o Miners. From Strike

t of Idle Growing Steadily and Move Industries to  Be Closed Bown      DWINDLING  SUPPLIES OF = STEEL GETS CRITICAL

Fuel Lack Keeps 104,000 Men Away From Work  Unemployment to°Ris: Sharply if Coal

104,000 Are Now Idled By Strike   Youngstown Area Ai 35% of Canacitv.

Lack of Coal Idles 104,000   Industria! Workers Laid Off in Addition to Nearly Half Million. Miners.

COAL SUPPLIES AT NEW LOW EBB   Lack Of Fuel Brings Further Employment Cuts

CONVICTED GI TO BE RETURNED   Pfc. Hicswa’s Case Will Be Considered Here

Withdrawal of Iran Complaint  Ordered Today   Condition Giving Case To U. N. No Longer Exists, Report—Next Move Up to Delegates

Tehran Says Basis For Complaint Lodged No Longer Exists   Britain, However, Holds To Position   Think Question Of Remoy-. ing Issue Is One For The Delegates

lran To Seek Withdrawal Of UN Complaint   Predict Sharp Debate Concerning Presence of Red Troops In Country

IRAN TO ASK U.N.T0 DROP TTS COMPLAINT   Tehran’s Action Adds Fuel to Big Three Dispute _

lranians in  Withdrawal Of Charges   Say They Have Complete Confidence in Soviet Pledge on Troops.

Big Three Row Expected in UN: Rejection Seen   Tehran Believes Russ to Keep Pledge; Poles Set for Franco Blast

Weather 0. K. For Bomb Try   Admiral Blandy Signal: Recall Of Workers, Added Ships From Bikini.

Admiral Announces Test Of Atomic Bomb Will Be Held on Schedule Today

Crossroads Task Force Ready for Bomb Launching  i ee DL we we rn cd cn 322907 Te cre   Drop Planned at 3:30 Today; Bikini Lacoon Is Evacuated

Tamborini Leading in A rgentina  First Returns Indicate No  Ff Fe Ff .

BEFORE ASSEMBLY   U. N. May Hear About Franco Spain's Threat to World Peace

UN Condemns Franco Spain   Groups Urges Case Be Sent To Assembly

Committee Votes Spanish Problem Go Before U. N.  Condemns Falange On Basis of Threat

UN Condemns Falangist Side of Spain   Subcommittee Asks General Leaders To Study Problem

Franco Rule Condemned  By Sub-Group   Recommend Security Council Hand Problem To General Assembly

Further Action In Spain’s Case  Said Suggested   Report UN Sub-Committee Voices Condemnation Of Falangist Government

COUNCIL COMMITTEE  RECOMMENDS ISSUE  BE GIVEN ASSEMBLY SPANISH DICTATOR IS  CENSURED BY GROUP, STRONG ACTION IIRCEN

Report Condemns Spanish Regime   Siam Asks Admittance to United. Nations—Charges France With--’ Ageression and Looting

Assembly May Act  on Spain   Committee Urges ‘Council to Endorse 3-Power Declaration

SPAIN MORALLY IS CONDEMNED   UN Committee Investigating Franco Gives Unfavorable Report; Spanish Question To General Assembly.

Council  Is Asked To Pass Issue Up   Siam Files Formal Application For Membership.

Urges Spanish Question Go To U.N. Assembly   Committee Hits At Falangist Group; Evidence Offered

UNO PROBERS PLACE MORAL BAN ON SPAIN   Subcommittee Recommends Council Study Question

Recommend Full Discussion By Central Council   Siam Charges Attacks By France; Seeks Membership In World Conference

aan ADSES   Council Urged to ‘Endorse Three-Power Blast at Madrid RPonine

FURTHER ACTION BACKED ON SPAIN   UN Unit Condemns Franco, Urges Assembly Study

Franco Case Heads for UN Assembly   New Report Asks Further Action, Delegate Says

Franco Up . To Assembly   Committee Reportedly Will. Refer Issue to  Main U. N. Body With “Moral Condemnation’

PRESIDENT ASKS ACTION ON ATOM   Urges Utmost Speed on Control Legislation

ATOM. CONTROL SPEED ASKED BY PRESIDEN}   Committee Promises To Rush Study Of Issue

Truman Asks Atom Energy For Civilians   Congress Gets Plea For Utmost Speed; ‘Vast Promise’ Seen

e@ PAUL MALLON—   J ackson’s Blast at Black Leads Liberals’ Move to Oust Radicals

Put Embargo On Livestock, Perishables   Final Meeting Slated By President In Effort To Avert Seizure

UPPHEoolVE ALTO RAPPED AYU. 5. NOTE   Wants Democratic Practices Followed at Polls in Election.

U.'S. Sends Poland Nofe Demanding Equal Election Rights   Reminds Polish ‘Officials Note Of Aug. 19 Ignored

Sharp Note Sent Poland by Acheson   Demands Guarantees Providing Normal Political Activity

Polish Acts Draw Rebuke From U. S.   Actions Prevent Normal Democratic Political Activity, Says Note

Sharp U.S. Note Sent Poland On ‘Oppression’   (Charge Oppressive Acts Have Prevent ed Normal Democratic Activity

SHARP NOTE SENT TO POLAND AFTER OPPRESSIVE ACTS   Arcests, Censorship and Interference Charged in Diploinatic Missive

U. S. Protests Polish Acts   Normal Democratic Political Activity Prevented, Charge

Germ Spray Newest, Deadliest of Navy Developed Weapon:   Is Reportedly Capable of Wiping Out Large Cities and Crops

Germ Spray Capable Of W iping Out Cities, Crops Disclosed As Newest Secret Weapon

Germ Spray Capable Of Wiping Out Cities And Crops Is Newest Weapon   “Far More Deadly Than The Atomic Bomb,” It Is Claimed; Disclosure Of Development Leaks@Out On Floor Of Congress

New Germ Spray Could Wipe Out Big Cities U. S. Weapon Deadlie Than Atom Bombs

Germ Spray Listed As Awful Weapon   More Destructive Than Atomic Bomb

HOUSE HEARS OF SECRET WEAPON   Germ Spray Said Capable Of Wiping Qut Cities _

Germ Weapor is Developed By The Navy   New Secret Weapon, Held Only in This Country, Is Far More Deadly Than The Atomic Bomb.

DEADLY WEAPON HELD BY U. $5 COULD KILL WHOLE CITY, CROPS  WORD ON NEW DEVICE BECOMES PUBLIC IN CONGRESSIONAL TALK

Killing Spray Is Conceived   Newest Secret Weapon Re ported More Deadly  Te dinwm Bombs,

‘MORE DEADLY THAN A-BOMB U. S. Develops Germ Spray That Could Wibe Out Cities

Could Wipe Out Entire Cities In Flash... . Germ Spray Described As Weapon More Deadly Than The Atomic Bomb

GermSprayReportedlyA ble To Wipe Out Large Cities, Entire Crops Is Disclosed

Germ Spray Is More Devastating Than Atom Bomb   Newest Secrat Weapon Is Possessed Only By The United States

New Germ Spray Could Wipe Out Big Cities  U. S. Weapon Deadlie  Than Atom Bombs Described by Solons

A NEW GERM SPRAY COUNTRY’S NEWEST CECRET WEAPON   Capable of Wiping Out Large Cities and Entire Crops.   CAME FROM CONGRESS   First Bare Hint Was Dropped On House Floor Yesterday.

Germ Spray, More Deadlier Than Atomic Bomb, Reported Developed By United States   Newest Secret Weapon Capable Of Wiping Out Large Cities At A Single Blow

‘New Secret Wi eapon Can  _ Wipe Out Cities, ‘Crops ; _ arid. Civilization; Now ~ Ready for Use. —

New Secret Weapon Can Wipe Out Cities, Crops and Civilization; Now  Ready for Use.

Germs Would Destroy Cities At One Blow   United States Is Sole Possessor Of AIl Secrets

New Weapon ls Germ-Spray  Details of New U.S. Devaeloomen + Bared

Germ Spray More Deadly Than Atom   U. S. Possessor of Weapon That Can Wipe Out All Forms of Life

Secret Weapon Capable of Wiping Out Cities, Crops in Single Blow .

New Weapon More Powerfu Than A-Bomb   Germ Spray Can Eliminate All Life of Big City

NAVAL SECRET LEAKS OUT  Bombs Spraying Cities Or Crops With Deadly Germs New Weapon

Navy Devises ‘Frightening’ Germ Spray   New Weapon Capable O£ Wiping Out Whole Cities in Single Blow

GOP Promises Continuation of Progressive Record in Labor Relations, Veterans’ Benefits

CRASH STRANDS YANKS IN ALPS   OFFICERS AND FAMILIES IN NEED OF QUICK HELP

Berdina Krosschell,  Peter VanGinkel Wee   Ceremony Was Performed in: Christ.  ian Refermed Church, Edger ton, Minn. Jan. 2né

Emma VanderSpoel  Jack VandenBerg Wed   Ceremony Was Feriormed in Christian Reformed Church by the Bride’: for Wednes.

JEWISH SPLIT IN PALESTINE   TWO GROUPS OF THE UNDERGROUND MOVEMENT CAN'T

Palestine Has New Violence   Indication Extremists Determined To Keep Palestine In Turmoil

NEW VIOLENCE FLARES UP IN PALESTINE   Extremists Carry Out Night Attack On Police Station

Ickes Picks Hot Fight in Picking ~ OnEdwin Pauley   Effect May Be to Bounce Mr. Ickes Out of the Cabinet

Looking Ahead For Next Five Years in U.S   ROGER BABSON REVEALS FORECAST FOR AMERICA

BABSON LOOKS INTO THE CRYSTAL BALI   Makes Predictions Regarding What May Happen to Labor, Business and Investments In the Next Five Years.

Passenger Train Hits Tank Truck   Explosion Follows Collision; Two Men Die, Others Burned

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Boat, Another Crewman Still Being Sought   Capt. D. Langlinias Found Dead; Wide Search Continued

Ocean Bases  Being Soush   United States Continues Ti Press For Atlantic And Pacific Naval Bases

U, §, PRESSES DRIVE TO GET - STRONG BASES   DIFFICULTIES ENCOUNTERED IN OBTAINING AGREEMENTS FOR NAVAL AND AIR ' BASES OVER WORLD

U.S, SEEKING NAVAL BASES FROM BRITAIN   Australia Offers Some Opposi{ion ta Pacific

GOVERNMENT IN MILWAUKEE RIFT   Schwellenbach Calls Allis-Chalmers Parley

A-C, Union Ready  to Resume Talks   U.S. Calls Meeting at Washington; Company Favors Parley at Chicago

Primary Returns Show Favorites Top Vote-Cretters   Lightest Election Of Kind; State Long On Names But Short On Contests

SIGLER FORCED TO COMPROMISE   CANNOT HAVE HIS FULL SLATE OF CANDIDATES

FIGHT FOR POSTS ON . 0. P. SLATE   Bitter Battle In Prospect At State Convention

ST Lee oo a ee ee oe ee eee  Mau Trails 2 Rivals  In Gun Home Town

Racine Man Well Known in Tokyo; Has Jewel Fortune   Offered $20,000 (in Yen) By Jap Merchant

Mother's Day Founder, Blind and. Hospitalized, Ohcervec 82nd Birthday

UN To Decide (n Home Site   May Decide Today; Philadelphia, New York and  San Francisco Favorites

ARMY COURTS — ~ FOR JAPANESE      OCCUPATION FORCES-TO orERATE COURTS IN CASES INVOLVING MILITARY AFFAIRS

ARST HIGHLY MNKED JAP 10 DAY PENALTY   stripped of Military insignia: Feels No vense of Guilt

ALL INSIGNIA WERE REMOVED ~ FOR HANGINE   “TIGER OF MALAYA” MET DEATH IN CIVILIAN GARB AT ‘DIRECT ORDER OF GEN. —+———-MAC-ARTHUR——

YAMASHITA DIES FOR WAR GRIMES   Jap Commander ts Hanged South of Manila

Yamashita Is Hanged as ‘Common Criminal on  Scaffold Near Manila

Gen. Yamashita, Tiger Of Malaya, Dies On Gallow:   Japanese Commander Pays For War Crimes With Life In Manila Hanging   TWO OTHER JAP LEADERS EXECUTED

ARST HIGHLY INKED JAP TO   Stripped of Military Insignia; Feels No tongse of Guilt

All Materials Ip For Housing Worl   Possible That Four Buildings May Be Done Dec. 15, Superintendent Says.

All Materials In hor Housing Work   Possible That Pour tuilding» May Ue Dione Dee. 15, Superintendent Saye,

ATOM SCIENTIST WARNS ON LAE   Dr. Urey Contends Civiliar Control Is Needed to Draw Top Men

Charges U.S. Lage ing On Atomic Work  Other Nations Put Top Scientists  — On Reesarch

900 Jews Face Deportation For ‘Illegal Entry’   British Troops Kill One Youth Trying To Slio Into Palestine

93 Overseas Bases for Postwar Navy Proposed by Forrestal And Nimitz to Advanee U.S. Defenses

Pian Chain Of Bases To Meet Fufure Attach   Navy Asks for Combat Force of 319 Active Fighting Ships

Navy Asks 93 ~ Bases Abroad   Nimitz Urges Outpost: For A-Bomb Defense

PROPOSAL FOR $3 BASES IS OUTLINED   Navy Secy. Forrestal Says This Nation Must Plan for Advancement

NAVY ASKS BASES TO GUARD AGAINST A-BOMB ATTACKS   Nimitz Believes It Would Be Difficult for An Enemy to Get Through 53 Proposed Outposts.   PLANS FOR POST-WAR FLEET ARE OUTLINED   Program Laid Before Senate Group Calls for 319 Combat Ships and More Than 500,000 Men.

Navy Urges 53 Bases  Overseas   Seen Necessary To Guard Against Atom Bomb Attacks

DEFENSE BASES PICKED PY NAVY   Forrestal Says Fleets Would Head Off Atom Bomb Attacks

Final Poll Gives Jester 63 Per Cent of Vote; Shivers Leading House

Jester Will Sieh Rainey; Shivers In Lead For Second Spot, Opinion Sample Indicates

Jester Given  63 Per Cent of Runoff Votes   Final Statewide Poll Shows Jester Winner; House Gains

NOT SHARE ALL THE ~~ ATOMIC. SECRET:   The United States Is Not Ready Yet to Let Everyone Know All the Effects.   THE FIRST EXPERIMENT   Newsmen Will Be Permitted to Describe What They _ ‘Are Able to See.

US. Will Not Release Full Story of Bikini   Until an International Agreement Is Reached, Total Effects of Atom  ee eek re ee te

Won't Tell Full Story Of Bikini   General Effect of A-Bomb Test Will Be Described, But U..S. Will Keep Rest Secret

Situation In Greece Good, British State   Press Conference Highlighted By Claeh With Soviet, Slav Agencies

GREEK PROBLEM IN SPOTLIGHT AFTER CHARGES   Ukraine Accuses Greece Of Endangering Peace; Called ‘Soviet Retaliation’

Lewis And Miners Bank On Labor Act   Hope Norris-LaGuardia Law Will Bring About Reversal Of Washington Contempt Convictions

Trouble Piling Up For Truman   Election Results Bad News For President

News Sad  For Truman   Republican Control Of House Means Headaches, Senate Loss Would Double it

ARMY OUSTE  EMPLOYES AT TEST GROUNE   MYSTERY SURROUNDS DISMIS. BAL OF FIVE CIVILIANS ON CUARGES OF SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITY

ARMY FIRES 9 EMPLOYES AS SUBVERSIVES   Had Been Working at Proving Ground; Union Officers

Army Fires 5 Specialists On Subversive Charges   Report Group, Officers of CIO Union, Ousted in ir. ‘Interest of National Seciirity’

‘SPECIALISTS FIRED ON SECRET CHARGES   ‘Amy Takes Action Against  Afeged Radicals

Dance of Death at End of Bed Sheets In Atlanta Hotel Fire   By J. REED HORNE

SHEETS LACED INTO 2 ROPES IN ESCAPE TRY   Husband Sees Wife Plunge to Ground From Ledge

Stabilization Program Hit By AFLHead   Asks New Policy Designed To Lift Wage-Price Control

TRUMAN PAY-PRICE POLICY ASSAILED   A. F. OF L, DEMANDS PRESIDENT SCRAP “CRAZY-QUILT” PROGRAM,

New Policy Offered Te Last One Year When All Controls Are Asked Taken Off

AFL Calls For Policy Change   End of Wage-Price Controls After Year Demanded by Unions

AFL Assails “Crazy-Quilt’ Stabilization  Program   Demands President Scrap His Policy, RemoveAlIControls After One Year

Crazy Quilf’ Wage-Price Policy Hit   AFL. President Urges Entirely New Set Of Controls

AFL Demands Truman Serap  Pay-Price Plan   New Policy Designed To Remove Controls After Year Proposed

GREEN WANTS STABILIZATION PLAN SCRAPPED   Asks Trumait To Invite Three Groups To Draft  ‘sche Piese.

AFL Demands Truman Form New Prosram   Policy Designed to Remov: All Wage-Price Controls After Qne Vear Acked

TRUMAN IS ASKED 10 STOP PRESENT SETUP   AFL Would Have President Halt Plan Of Stabilization

AFL DEMANDS END OF WAGE, PRICE POLIC   Offer Substitute Plan With All Controls To End In Year

Vote $50,000 to Aid Strikers   Bulk of Tax Income of Franklin Borough Come: From Steel Company

Hughes Rallie: From Critical Crash Injuries   Rich Pilot has Better Chance Than Ever to Recover, Doctors Say

Howard Hughe: Given Chance To Recover   Surprises Doctors By Staging Rally After Plane Crash

FIGHT DEVELOPS OVER RED PLAN   U. S. Will Oppose Russians’ Proposal as It Pertains to A-Weapons

Red Veto Move On Arms Slash Faciné Battle   Big 4 Reach Showdown. On War ‘Reparations: Asked For Yugoslavia

U.S. To Reject Russian Stand On Armaments   Soviet Attempt To Inject Atomic Veto Brings New Clash

House Ends Vacation Under Threat  of Summer Session on ‘Must’ Bill

FOUR NATIONS FAVOR BREAK WITH FRANCO   Council Delays Final Decision On Both Iran And Spain

Spanish Case Left Hanging; U.N. Adjourns   Russians, British Disagree  Over Franeo’s Menace y Beagna

Council Adjourns Without Reaching Decision on Issue   Soviet, Poland, France and Mexico Favor Break with Madrid   BRAZIL, NETHERLANDS, BRITAIN OPPOSE MOVE   Committee of Experts Is Unable To Agree on lran Question

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Australia in Request for Fact Finding   Iranian Issue  Legality Bared

Council Adjourns Until April 23 Without Decisions On Spain or Iran; Experts Disasree

Cadogan Leads Opposition to ° Polish Motion   Australia Proposes Subcommittee to Look Into Situation

SOVIET 1S FOURTH TO FAVOR ACTION, 7 VOTES NEEDED   'Gromyko Says Non-Intervention Policy of League of Nations Was One of Causes of War.   AUSTRIA SUGGESTS 5-MAN INVESTIGATION   Believes Inquiry Would Show Whether Franco Menaces Peace—U. S. Remains Uncommitted.

COUNCIL FAILS TO TAKE ACTION ON TWO ISSUES   Spain And Ivan Questions Still Prominent On Asenda   AUSTRALIAN FAVORS LOOK INSIDE SPAIN

Proposal For Spanish Break Debated By UN   Franco is Upheld by Britain, Netherlands and Brazil

Russians Join Others Seeking Spanish Break   Australian Delegate Asks Probe and Report By May 17; Iran Case To Be Debated Again

Council Divided On Polish Plea For UN Action  Decision Put Off By Adjournment Until Tuesday

Britain, Russia Disagree on Spain Picture   Diplomatic Break With Franco Urged by Soviets

DEBATES DUE TO CONTINUE ON TUESDAY   Spanish And Iraniap Problems Still On Calendar

Britain, Russia At Odds on Spain *As Peace Menace   Four Nations Favor End to Relations With Franco

Over Poland picture of Spain threat  No decision on two main issnes

Spain, Iran Left Hanging; Council To Meet Tuesday   Great Britain And Russia Sharply Disagree On Spanish Menace To Peace; Experts Split On Iranian Case Legality

Great Brifain and Russia la Sharp Disagreement Over  Poland’s Charges Against Nazi  Saas Sen

UN Debates Charges Of Spain Case   Russia, Britain Disagree On Action Against France Rule

POLISH PLEA ON UN ACTION 1S HEEDED   Decision Postponed As Session Opens Ageia Next Tuesday

RUSSIA JOINS IN COMPLAINT AGAINST SPAIN   FRANCO’S REGIME SEEN AS MENACE TO PEACE

Poland, Russia, Mexico and France Would Break with Franco Government; Seven Votes Needed.

Daughter Of Late  Wm. Gibbs Mf Adoo Meets Tragic Fate   Granddaughter Of Late President Woodrow Wilson Takes Fatal Sleeping Potion

Navy Plans Fast Streamline Fleet   Task Forces to Sail Atlantic and Pacific

Christ Lutheran. Church   Grace Tiutheran Church (Missouri Synod) ? Tavesee TT Stowers

Stassen Advices  On Steel Strike   Would Have Truman Call Conferences Again

Reds Jolt Wobbly Peace Conference With Charge Against Greece, Britain

Russians Jolt Wobbly Peace Parley Again   Bitter Charges  Filed With U.N.: Britain Also Hit

Efforts To End Miners’ Dispute Runs Into Snag   But Special Conciliato: Fuller Agrees to Reconsider His Surprise Resionation

Threat of New Labor Disputes Darkens Picture  Efforts to End Coal  Tienita Slaw Rawn

PAUL W. FULLER THREATENS TO QUIT COAL TALKS   Conciliator Irked With U. S$. Methods of Handling Fuel Walkout

Strike Threats Dim National Labor Picture   Efforts to End Mine Walkout Dealt ‘Setback

Threatens To Quit Coal Negotiations   Fuller Dissatisfied With Gov't Handling — of Case; Congressmen Take Action.

Threat To Quif Parley Is Made By Conciliator   Negotiations Bogged Down; Lewis Unmoved By Nation's Plight

Coal Production In Illinois Ends As Miners Strike   Fuller Mav Quit.

New Strikes Darken U.S.  Labor Scene   Transit Workers In Atlanta, Ga.. Miners In_ Illinois Quit Work.   MENACE SETTLEMENT

Slowdown in Coal Parley Thr eatened   Negotiations Resumed but Conciliator Offers to Resign; Tlinois Mines In Complete Shut Down

ANOTHER BLOW HANDED COAL DISPUTE   Conciliator Paul W. Fuller Threatens To Withdraw   Shows No Signs Of Retreat From Demand For Workers Health, Welfare Fund

TARNSIT EMPLOYEES WALK OUT IN GEORGIA   Memphis Union Gets Raise Grain Workers May Quit

Government Efforts To End Coal Strike Suffers Blow; Conciliator May Walk Out   Paul Fuller Declares Himself Dissatisfied With Government Handling Of Walkout

Coal Conciliator Fuller May Quit Negotiations  Atlanta Transport   Atlanta Transport Tied Up By Strike; More Miners Walk Out

New Strikes Threaten on Labor Front   Slew Dewn Seen fa Efferts te Settle Coal Strike

Fuller to Stick on Job as Conciliator  —_—_ ees nae ei 2S EP ae ek

New and Possible  ~ Walkouts Darken  National Picture   Merry Month of May Dawns on Troubled Industrial Front

NEW BLOW HITS COAL MEETINGS   U. S. Conciliator Threatens To Resign In Dispute

Conciliator Threatens To Withdraw   Paul Fuller Is Displeased With Government

NEGOTIATIONS HIT A NEW SNAG   Conciliator Fuller Quits In Disgust At overnment's Handling Of Lewis; Atlanta Has Transit Strike; New Miners’ Walkout.

NEW STRIKES LOOM TO DARKEN LABOR PICTURE IN U. 8.  TRANSIT WORKERS OUT : AND GRAIN ELEVATOR

Fear Slow-Down In Government Efforts To End Critical Soft Coal Dispute

Coal Parley Is Given Setback   Paul W. Fuller, Federal Conciliator, Threatens  To Ouit

Government Effort in Miners’ Strike Threatened Today   Special Conciliators’ Resignation Reconsidered  by Him

Slow Down In Coal Moves Loon   New and Threatening Strikes Darken  Labor Picture

N ew Walkouts Add To Worry On Labor Front   Federal Conciliator Threatens To Quit When Lewis Hints New Strike

Fuller Threatens Departure From Coal Conference   Efforts Suffer Blow With Possibility of  Conciliator’s Leaving

Conciliator Reconsiders Resignation  Coal Pay Parley ‘Given Setback

Fuller’s Attitude Is Blow To Coal   Special Conciliato)  ~ Will Reconsider  _ Resignation

RFC Approves $4,000,000 for Pre-Fat Housing; Only Fraction of Needs

CHINESE HAVE. NEW BATTLES      NATIONALIST ‘PROOFS  CLAIM VICTORIES IN THE MUKDEN AREA OF MANCHURIA

NEGRO TROOPS ARE JAILED IN BATTLE AT RAIL STATION   Solehers Attacked M.P.’s When Rucddies Were Held for Disorderly Conduct

135 Negro Soldiers Jailed After Melee.  MP's Wield Blackjacks Té ‘Ward

135 Negro Soldiers Are Jailed in Row   South Carolina Railway Station Scene of Melee

135 Negro Soldiers Jailed After Melee With Railway MP's  GI's, Returning Home Start Riot in Station After Arrect of Five

POLICE JAIL 135 NEGRO SOLDIERS   ARRESTS MADE IN § DISTURBANCE AT {4 RAILWAY STATION #

Police Jail Negro Soldiers After Disorder  Blacks Charge MP’s In Railway Station Affray

185 Soldiers Held in Riot   Negro Troops Battle MPs After Five Are Arrested on Train

Soldiers Riot, Attack MP’s   135 Negroes Held After Station Melee

Railway Station Fuss Winds Up With Negro Soldiers Jailed  on ..*¢. Pi, oliteweve   Military Police Swing Their Blackjacks Freely During Brawl But No One ls Seriously Hurt; Captives Remain Quiet

MP’s Win Tussle, 135 Negroes Jailed   Swing Blackjacks Freely Subduing Disorders

Melee Caused: By Negro Gls   More Than 100 Jailéd in South “Carolina after Attacking MPs in Rail Depot

Violence In South pa Sa  135 Negro Gl's Riot, All Land In Carolina Jail

Jail 135.Negro Soldiers Affer Train Disorder  Te raops ‘Charge : Sir M. P.’s After Five Put Un der ‘Ar rest.

135 Returned Negro Troops Land In Jail  Charged Into M.P.s In Order To Free Rive Tinder Arrest

Railway Station Fuss Winds Up With tal egro Soldiers Jailed   Military Police Swing Their Blackjacks   Military Police Swing Their Blackjacks Freely During Brawl But No One ls Seriously Hurt; Captives Remain Quiet

EXTENDED VACATIONS IS HILLMAN’S IDEA   Union Leader Says  ‘imerican Workers Should Be Abie Te Take OF Far Month:

Rescue Crews Set To Drop. Or Climb to  Crash Site  Eleven Passengers On Army Plane  Survive 3 Days

Alpinists, Chute Troops Set to Aid Flyers in Alps   Wreckage of U. S. Army Craft with 11 Aboard Finally Is Located

BOARD ALIVE   Rescue Crews Race To Scene of Crash On Alpine Glacier

Mountain Climbers, Glider And Parachutists Will Try  To Reach Crash Survivors Plane Forced Down In Alps Is Sighted; All 11 Pass ennarc Gill Alive

CLIMB UP GLACIER BEGUN TO SCENE OF PLANE CRASI   Eleven Passengers Aboard U: S. Army Craft That Wert Down in Alps Are Still Alive.   ASCENDING SLOPES TO REQUIRE 20 HOURS   Glider May Attempt Landing to Effect Rescue—Parachutists Ready for Pos sible Mercy Jump.

Desperate Steps Planned to Aid  Victims of Crash Glider, ‘Chutists Will Attempt  ' to Reach Scene

Climbers Racing To Alp Rescue   Glider Crew, ’Chutists Preparing To Land by 11 Plane Survivors

Find Downed Plane On Slopes of Alpine Glacier; All 11 Alive   Mountain Climbers, Glider Crew and Parachutists Prepare for Desperate Ventures to Reach American Group

1] AMERICANS FOUND ALIVE; SEEK RESCUE   Darkness Balks Contact Friday; Glider Will Attempt Landing

RESCUE TEAMS START TRIP TO CRASH VICTIMS   Food and Supplies Dropped to Americans Stranded in Alps Snow

Race to Rescue Americans on Alpine Glacer   May Get There Ahead of Climbers Glider and Parachutists

Parach ufists Will Affempt Daring Rescue   Eleven Passengers on Crash Plane Reported Still Alive

FORD HINTS AT NEW LAYOFFS   ASKS MURRAY TO CALL OFF WILDCAT STRIKE

FORD ISSUES CHALLENGE TO MURRAY   Says He Must Control Submersive  Elements in CIO

Purse Snatcher Charge Pressed; Vet Discharaec   Shoaf Man Is Held For Court; Woman Victim Testifies

At Least 12 Kilied, 22 ‘Knifed in Resumption lOFf Hinds-. Moslem Strife

12 DIE DURING INDIAN STRIFE   Death Toll Now More ther 60 in Calcutta’s HinduMoslem Fighting

At Least Twelve Killed In Calcutta   Fighting, Stabbings And Acid Throwing Cause Mounting Toll

Had Walked Away From A. Bus In Utah   Arthur Carroll, 75, Had Been Object of Wides spread Search

Rail Transportation Tieup Threatens Knockout Blow To Plant, Food Situation   Ohio Faces Worst Economic Tieup In History

2 es CONSEFUCTION UCOUTG Start IN SLX WLONTHAS STE OUD ENED TI EIEN TLC CIE DELETE LEE STI SSI I,  ‘treet i Ae U.S. Engineers Surveying Veterans Hospital Site Here

Street Scene U.S. Engineers Surveying Veterans Hospital Site Wore

WORLD DRIVE TO OUTLAW ATOM ASKEL   Committee Puts the Finishing Touches on Control Bill

STAFF REPORT    UIGHEST RANKING OFFICER DECLARE TEST PROVES THE NEED OF REDESIGNING NAVAL VESSELS

BIKINI TO REVISE DESIGN OF SHIPS   Atomic Test Board Report: Deaths Would Have Been High

Convid in Death Row Is Suicide   Steen, Scheduled to Go To Chait Tonight, Slits Vein In Arm with Razor

House-Cleanine Of Stafe Dept. To Oust ‘Reds’   Byrnes Is Given Sweeping Powers

Marshall Trip Starts Rumor Marine Strength. -In China To Be Reduced

FOR A SINGLE UNIT   Government May Lump Wartime Agencies for Liquidation

Think Food Prices Will Follow The  Meat Course   Beef Skyrocketed in Cost After De-control and Then Leveled Off Wide Survev Reveals

U.S. MAY ‘LUMP AGENCIES IN ONE   Low-Cost Clothing Program Junked By OPA Order

Gov't Preparing To Junk Agencies   OPA Announces Plans To Cut Force From  34,000 To 15,600

 Its Low-Cost Clothing Program Junked, U. 5.  May Lump OPA, CPA, Others lato One Unit

Meat Prices Go sDown; See Drop In Other Foods   General. Descent Is Expected After First Of Year; Bacon Shortage Is General Over Nation

May Lump Controls   Government. Considers Grouping Dying Agen. cies Into One Unit  For Liquidation

MAY LUMP REMAINING AGENCIES INTO UNIT OPA Staff Slated to Be Cut in Half

Meat Retreat May Set Trenc For All Foods   Survey Shows About Half of Advance Dropped

Meat Prices Gradually Falling   City-by-City Survey Shows Wide Range  Of Priceo Tandanciag

Check Reveals Cost Of Meat Is Declining   Downward Trend Said Likely In carly January

May Lump War Time Agencies  Sinale Liquidatina   Single Liquidating Upit is Proposed

TWO AGENCIES   Merger of OPA and CPA Reported Near; May include Others.

‘Sacrifice Basis of Freedom’   ‘WAR AGENCIES MAY BE LUMPED BY GOVERNMENT

Wartime Agencies On Last Legs... .  Gov't. Scraps Program For Low-Cost Clothing; May Lump Control Units

May Lump OPA, CPA into Liquidating Unit   Other Wartime Agencies Might Be Included In Sweeninag Order

To Lump War Time Agencies   Government May Group OPA, CPA and Others Into Single Liquidating Unit

Wartime Agencies  May Be Combined In Single Unit : Low-Cost Clothes

MEAT COST TOTALS EXPECTED 10 FALL IN UNITED STATES   Meat Prices Still Are Dropping, Survey Made Today Shows; Average Picture Is Painted.   WIDEST CHANGES MADE IN NEW YORK

[He’s Been Shot At And Poisoned  / Hangman Of Nazis Is “Willing Ready” To Finish Job In Japar

AGE PENSION ~ RAISE VOTED   SENATE APPROVES BILL TO HAVE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT BOOST ITS CONTRIBUTION

MADE: BY LETORN EAU  Machine Which Lays House Like Hen Laying an Egg Announced

“New Machine Capable Of Turning Out Low. Cost Home In 24 Hours To Be Made Near Lonaview

ote ee ee Hen - Like Machine Can Turn Out Ready-Made House In 24 Hours

“GADGET” LOOKS LIKE HUGE HEN LAYING AN EGG New Machine Capable Of Turning Out Low-Cost ~ Home In 24 Hours To Be Made Near Lonaview

‘Strike Ties — ‘Up Northwest Airlines   Administration Buildings Picketed

STRIKE GROUNDS AIRLINE PLANES   Suspend Flightsas Mechanical Workers Walk Out

Strike Ties Up Plane Service   Coaat- lo - Coast Operation: Of Northwest Airlines Affected By Stoppage

Airlines Tied Up   Strike Of Machinists Halis Operatiens Of Air Transport Firm

FIREMEN OF WYCOMBE SELECT CANDIDATES   Decided to Replace Pumper In Use For Many Years   NO CALLS DURING OCT.

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All in The Various

MPNALLY WILL REOPEN OFFICE HERE   Resumes Law Practice In Hentges Building—Mack From Navy

Barney Ross, Ex-Ring Champ and War Hero, Faces His Toughest Foe---Drugs

BARNEY ROSS HAS SIGNED — FOR BATTLE WITH DRUGS   FGRMER CHAMPION BOXER AND GUADALCANAL MEDAL “WINNER TO ENTER FEDERAL HOSPITAL

Temperatures   OPA Foes Begin Attempt to Talk Statute to Death   Moore and O’Daniel Prepare Oratory War; President Discloses Bowles’ Desire to  Resion in Protest Avainst Battered Bill

BOWLES WANTS TO RESIGN JOB OVER OPA CUT   Senator O'Daniels Threatens Filibuster on Control Measure

TALKATHON STARTED BY FOES OF OPA   Sen. O'Daniel Stands Ready to Talk Until Monday

Filibuster By Texas Senator Is Threafened   Little Chance Of Success Is Seen; Vote lcs Pramised

BOWLES TRYING TO RESIGN HIS JOB IN PROTEST   Moore Starts Two-Hour Speech As O’Daniel Stands By

MOORE OPENS PRELIMINARY -FOR O'DANIE   Senate Plans Night. Session to Speed Action. on Extension Rill 

Moore Is First To Open Attack: (Daniel Ready   Extension of Agency Must Be Voted by Monday To Continue

SENATE FOES OF OPA BEGIN FILIBUSTER   Oratorical Marathon May Prevent Final Vote on Extension

 \  BLS. SHP SUED      Posters in Tel Aviv Warr  British; Deportations Are Planned

GHOST BOMBS CONTINUE OVER SWEDEN   Anxious Citizens Urge Government To Determine Source

POSTHUMOUS DEGREE FOR HANOVER HERO   Honor Will Be Paid To Late Lt. Paul J. Winebrenner At Exercises At State College June 27

Custodian of Lincoln’s Tomb Absent from Job   Injured Oldster Tells About People Who Visit  117-FKFaat Monument

LincolnTomb’s Custodian Missing From Post First Time in 25 Years

LINCOLN'S TOMB CUSTODIAN NOT AT POST TODAY .   BY BARNETT D, LASCUFRVeErT

Donora Mill Worker Takes His Own Life   Carl R. Clegg Shoots Self With Shotgun In Home

MERCURY SINKS IN WIDE AREA   Sub-Zero Weather Reported in Mid-West—Freezing Marks Common

Midwest: Section Continues Cold  Cold Wave Heads For Eastern Area

Better Button Up:  Frigid Wave Heading For EastSector   Cone, Ulect nf Snmbherand

Milder Weather Due Here Friday   Temperature Drops To 16 Early Today

Proposed Probe ol Spain Runs Into French Opposition   Bonnet Tries To Ancho Investigation In  New York

French Hope To Limit Probe Of Gen. Franco   Will Object To Inquiry Extending Across Line To France

FRENCH WANT TO PREVENT PROBE BY U.N, GROUP   Would Keep Commit tee From Investicating on Spanish Soil

ON-SPOT PROBE OF SPAIN FACES FRENCH ATTACK   Paris Wants Council Inquiry Limited to Data Given It in New York   TOUCHY OVER OWN SOIL   Does Not Want Committee of United Nations to Visit Southern France

UN Council To See New Dispute On Franco Now   FRENCH OBJECTING TO AUSTRALIAN PLAN OF PROBE

French Ask Restriction on Inquiry   Council Resumes Debate on Probe of Franco Regime

FRENCH WOULD RESTRICT FRANCC INVESTIGATION   ‘Surprise Move Stuns Backers of Australian Plan

Spanish Quiz Facing Delay   France Jolts U. N. With Restrictions

French Make Surprise Move To Restrict Scope Of Such Inquiry, Threatens Council Unanimity On Tesne   DEBATE WILL BE RESUMED TODAY

France Attempts To Limit Scope of Spanish Inquiry   Surprise Effort Would Hold Investigators to New Yerk Office   PROVIDES THREAT TO UN UNANIMITY   Action Motivated By Madrid Republicans and French Leftists

France Opposes Sending UN Investigation Group to Spain or Southern France

FRANCE FIGHTS SPANISH PROBE   MAKES SURPRISE MOVE AT UN CONFERENCE

Australia Will Fight Changes InInquiry Plan   Major Row Indicated If Bonnet Persists In Curb Movement

“BIG 4° FACES SHOWDOWN ON TRIESTE RULE   Restricted Session Called in Effort to Break Deadlock

SHOWDOWN ON RULING POWER BEFORE COUNCIL   Big Four To Gather Today In Restricted Meet

TRIESTE CRISIS NEAR SHOWDOWN   Big Four’ Hopes To Break Deadiock on Soviet Demand

FOREIGN MINISTERS NEAR SHOWDOWN ON TRIESTE PROBLEM   Big Four To Meet in Restricted Session

Filipinos Elect  Their President Three Million Are Eligible to Vote

Filipinos Vote For President  3,000,000 Eligible To Cast Ballots

ELECT PRESEN   New Republic to Be Bern a July 4th: Three Can. didates

McLEANSBORO EXPECTS 25,000 TO ATTEND ITS GALA _ HOMECOMING FOR STELLE

 xoeahapin Noted EXPECTS 25,00€  TO ATTEND ITS GALA HOMECOMING FOR STELLE

WARMTH ON WAY BACK   Flora Predicts Kansas Temperatures of 70-75 Tomorrow

NUERNBERG PROSECUTORS CLOSE CASE   Nazi Leaders *o Open Defense On Monday

NAZI WARLORDS TO OPEN THEIR CASES MONDAY   Prosecutors Present Final Array of Evidence At Nuernberg

Russian Prosecutor Shirnov Winds Up United Natiors Case With Summation Of Nazi Crimes Aoninst Humanity   ALLIES CONFIDENT  OF WINNING CASE

Prosecution Closes Case Against Nazis      Top German Defendants Te Commence Defense Next Monday

NAZIS TO OPEN FAGHT FOR LIFE NEXT MONDAY   More Than 3 Months Spent dn Presenting Evidence Against Defendants   SOVIET ATTORNEY LAST   Refugee From Lithuania !s Among Final Witnesses for the Allies

Revercomb For, Kilgore Against Move To Make Unions Subject To Suit

Find Bodies of 3 Slain Conquistadores Beneath Cuzco, Peru, Church Altar

WAR PROFITS PROBE IS ADJOURNED      ‘Will Not Be Resumed Until _After Election

SHIPBUILDING PROBE IS CUT SHORT   [s Called’ Off to Give Conaressmen Time to Campaian

CHAIRMAN HALTS COMMITTEE PROBE OF SHIPBUILDERS   OF SHPCULDERNS  Maritime Commission Will  Not Be Investigatec Before Elections     ‘ONE FIRM NOT HEARD  Kaiser May Be Recalled to _ Clarify Testimony When  Hearinne Racima

Hospital To Open Drive For Funds  To Build Wing  Will Add More Beds  Bs Wiss Aewaeeaney

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM 1 CHARGED   By President of the Churches Of Christ In America

BISHOP OXNAM HITS CATHOLICS   President Of Federal Council Accuses Catholic Church Of Threatening Political And _ Religious Freedom.

PLEADS FOR COP. RIVLE   Reed Tell< Padin ‘Reiliiénes Lad is Needed ta Clean Honse

PLEANS FOR GOP. RVLE      Reed Telt< Radia Avdience hf Nerded ta Clean Ronee

4 - POINT PLAN IS PROPOSED BY MOLOTOV   ‘U. S. Atomic Energy Policy Rapped By Soviets   BARUCH, CHURCHILL   Assailed At U. N. Session; Delegates Await Talk By Austin Today

Disarmament Plea Mace By Molotov   Fears of New Tensions Sweep Through U.N.  Delegations

NEW TENSION WITH SOVIETS I$ U.N. FEAR   Delegates Foresee Clash With Western Powers Over Atomic Controls. Disarmament and the Veto Issue.

DISARMAMENT 1S DEMANDED BY RUSSIANS   Molotov Makes Chal: lenging Speech At: TT N) Session: 2°   OPPOSES A-BOMBS   Soviet Foreign Minister W ants Immediate Answer

IMOLOTOV’S BLAST ROCKS U-N ASSEMBLY(   Xussian Delegate Assails Churchill and Baruch, Calls for Disarmament

U.N. DELEGATES VOIC  FEAR OF NEW TENSIONS   Differences Between Russia And Western Powers Over Atomic Controls, Disarmament, Veto And Other Critical Issues Cause Concern Among Many Of Representatives At New York Sessions—Varying Views Follow Molotov Speech

DISARMAMENT iS SOUGHT BY RED RUSSIA   Debate Is Blocked as Immediate Action Is Soucht’' by Molotov

Molotov Oufburst Delineates Battle Of East and West  Raps Imperialists,  an i. i   Raps Imperialists, Wants Disarmament, Would Destroy Atom

Four Point Arms Reduction Plan Proposed in Molotov Address Aimed at U.S. Atomic Bomb

MOLOTOV ASKS REDUCTION OF ARMS IN WORLD   Fear of New Tensions Raised in UN Assembly After Speech

Austin Due To Deliver Reply Today  Red Envoy Urges   Red Envoy Urges Arms Slash and Ban on A-Bombs

FEAR REMAINS WATCHWORD Ih AEARTS OF UN   Speech by Molotov Fails to Curb Anxiety of Delegates.

Fears of New Rifts Follow Molotov Speech   Soviet Leader Asks Action Be Taken to Stop Manufacture of Atomic Bombs by U.S.   lu. S&S. Plan Attacked.

ARMS CUT PLEA MARKS OUTLINE OF RED POLICY   Austin Has Opportunity Te Answer Soviet Today After Bombshell

Molotov Talk Creates Stir in Assembly   New Tensions Feared Between Russia and the Western Bloc

Vital Issues In Molofov's Talk Being Siudied   Russian Delegate Attacks U.S. Plan On Atomic Control

Program for Reduction of  ArmsOffered   Soviet Delegate Tops Off Speech With Request to Get U.S. to Discontinue Making Atomic Bombs

FEAR OF NEW STRIFE GRIPS UN DELEGATES   Speech by Molotov Believed Likely To Create Additional Tensions.

U.N, EXPECTS MAJOR POLICY STATEMENT FROM U.S. TODAY   AUSTIN PROBABLY TO ANSWER MOLOTOV TALK IN IMPORTANT SPEECH

Soviet Policy Talk Rouses UN Tension   Austin May Reply to Challenging Speech Offering Four-Point Arms Reduction Plan

Lewis Shapes His Demands On Operator:   10-Cent_ Royalty. Shortes Work Week, Unienization Of Bosses To Re Ackod

WARTIME WORK WEEK CUT ALSO TO BE SOUGHT   Policy Committee Meets. Monday to Draft New Proposals

STRIP MINING ACT IS RULED OUT BY JUDG   Circuit Jurist Holds 1943 Law Unconstitutional; Appeal Is Slated

Judge Enjoins State from Enforcing Law   Measure Required Owners to Restore Land after Mining

SERED GESTS ORO  HET SMe ger ~~  a eneneaiaanian MERCY F FOR YOUTH ASKED BY BLIND PAPER DEALER

1,000 Pickets af Allis-Chalmers  Company To Pull Out a 2 Se Meee =

STATEMENT BY LEWIS IN OFFING.   “Readies Answer . On Question Of :Miners’ “Strike

Lewis’ Decision On Mine Strike Awaited Today   UMW Chief Gives No “Clue As To What His Answer Will Be

MEETING AT PARIS ADJOURNS TODAY: IS CALLED FAILURE   Boycott By Yugoslavia Feature of Final Day of Peace Conference; Byrnes to Stand Pat.  CHARGES HURLED BY SLAV LEADER

YUGOSLAVIA BOYCOTTS CONFERENCE   Peace Meet Ending With U. S.-Soviet Relations Strained

Failure Marks End At Paris   Chew. Baunndtd   Slavs Boycott Finel Session; Conterence Ends Still Bickering

Peace Parley Adjourns After lone Bickering   Final Meeting is Marked by Boycott By Yugoslavia

PARIS CONFERENGE ENDS IN FAILURE   Yugostavia’s Refusal to Sil at Final Session Mars Rosy Oratory

Blast By U.S. At Peron Stirs argentina   Candidate for President and Other Leaders Called Nazi-Fascist Agents

Only Few Mines Have Reopened In District   No Picketing Reported, Some Miners Report At Palmer Pit

C.1.0. RESOLUTION ASKS PAY BOOSTS   Sees no Prospect of Halting “OB mewweawy Prices’?

C10 Convention Weighs Wage Hike Proposal  Would Bar Bilbo From U. S. Senate;   Would Bar Bilbo From U. S. Senate; Agree On Anti-Red Resolution

‘Substantial’  Wage Increase  In Resolution €10 Beclres These  Is no Immediate Price Check Expected

CIO Meet Gets Resolution On Pay Increases   Declares There Ly Not Immediate Prospect. That Ramaway Prices Will Be Checked

A ‘SUBSTANTIAL’ WAGE INCREASE WANTED BY C10   Convention Was Asked to Co on Record to This Effect.   & PROPOSED STATEMENT   The Delegates Began a Parade / 6f Resolutions at Meetine: Today. :

VEATHER IN STATE TO CONTINUE WARM   Storm Area Building Up in Rockies May Bring Heavy Rains Over Week-End.

DRIVE TO WIN ANTHRACITE MINE CONTRACT   Gets Authority To Call Strike To Win Demands Not Specified

Contract With Operators To Expire May 31   Damands Follow Pattern Of These Already Set By 100.000 Soft Coal   Strikers   Seeking Health,  Welfare Fund   Strike Shrunked Casal Reserves Throughout Na, lion Indicates Further Shutdowus

John Lewis Given Strike Call Power   Health, Welfare Fund Demands Will Be Laid Before Operators

Would Affect 75,000 ....  Lewis In Capital Today With Full Power To Call Hard Coal Miners’ Strike

Lewis The One To Give Signal For Mine Strike   Eight Contract Proposals Listed, No Exact Terms Given

PENNSY MINERS SET TO STRIKE      Lewis Given Blank Check Authority By Hard Coal Delegates

STRIKE MAY HIT HARD COAL PITS   Walkout 0.K.'d If Needed To Force Pay Demand

Authorize Lewis To Call Strike .   Anthracite Demands Patterned After Those OFf Soft Coal Men

Lewis Has Full Power jFor Strike   Delegates to Convention Authorize Filing of 30-Day Notice for Wand (nel Minara   Letters Are Signed   Lewis, Kennedy Affix Signatures to Letters to Schwellenbach «

Miners Are Set To Stop Output   Lewis Gets Powe! To Sound Strike Call Any Hour

Mine Union Chief Goes to  Washington to Make Demands to Those of Soft   Coal Miners.   75,000 HARD COAL MINERS O. K. DEAL

LEWIS HEADED FOR CAPITAL   Carries Full Power to Issue Strike Call If Needed

Lewis Is Empowered Tc  Call Hard Coal Strike      Backing Of 75,000 Anthracite Miners: Convention Ende

LEWIS PREPARED TO SOUND HARD COAL STRIKE CALL   ANTHRACITE MINERS AUTHORIZE FILING OF 30-DAY NOTICE

LEWIS MAY CALL HARD GOAL TIEUP      U. M. W. Chief Empowered To Make Demands

Hunting New Type Of ‘Meanest Thief’   Paralyzed Chieago Woman Watched Man Steal Money From Her Home

Fog Blamed in Crash of Plane ‘Adeinet Bank      20-Feot Hole Is_ Torn in Wall, Bodies Are Badly Mangled

AUTHORITIES PROBE CRASH ARMY PLANE   Five Occupants Killed As Craft Smashes Building

5 Die In Plane That Hits N.Y: Skyscraper   Army and City Officials Probe Crash In Fog; WAC Among Victims

Five Are Killed As Plane Crashes  Into Skyscraper   Army Plane Strikes 58th Floor Of Building In Wall Street. New York

Fog Blamed For Disaster   Army Plane Was Bound for Newark Airport

Timken Offers General Pay Increase Of 17.5 Percent  Proposal Sent to Steelworkers’ President; Office. Clerical Workers to Get Increase

Farm Products 11.5 Higher Wholesale Food Prices Uppec 10.9 Per Cent Since End of June

DROUGHT RELIEF - HOPES. ARE DARK   Northerly Air Stream -Heads Off Needed Rainfall

PLAINS STATES NEED RAINFALL   WEATHER FORCASTEHS DO Nor E EARLY D OF HROUGRHT IN SOME  ST:

DRY WEATHER HURTS CROPS IN MID-WEST   No Relief From Drought Prom: ~ jsed- By Weather Bureau

OFFICERS OF o POSTS INDUCTED IN BRISTOL   District Deputy Chapin In Charge of Ceremony   PICTURES PRESENTED

Officials Probe Georgia Murder   Woman Strangled and Beaten To Death In Georgia; Man Arrested

Kimmel Blames Nip Torpedoes   Japs Outsmarted Us, He Tells Committee

KIMMEL PRAISES JAP TORPEDOES   SAYS WEAPON BEAT ANY U. S. PRODUCED

JAP TORPEDOES SIMPLE THINGS   KIMMEL SAID U.S. NAVY COULDN’? MATCH THEM

Jap Torpedoes Simple Units Our Experts Missed   Kimmel Asserts Navy On Alert; Thinks Sunday Attack Was Coincidence

Adm. Kimmel Denies He Ignored War Warnings from Washington in 1947, Says Fleet was Alerted

Kimmel Continues On Witness Stand   Says Japs Won Race Developing Torpedo

FORECAST-TRIP-ACROSS NATION. —_ WILL REQUIRE LESS THAN HOUR   NGTED GERMAN AIRCRAFT DESIGNER SAYS SUPERSONIC FLIGHTS WITH- IN FIVE YEARS

Germans Seized As Red Agents   Fifteen Taken On U. S. Occupation Zone On Charge Beine Red Agents

Ala Told To Withdraw Iran's omplaint Against Russia;  UNSC Asked To: Drop Case

SOAKING RAINS FALL   Mach Needed Moisture Comes to Southeastern Karsas

Alabama Gets 150 New Plants Durin o Year   Accomplishments Of State Chamber Listed By Converse At Birmingham

Printer Slays Four Persons   Father Goes Berserk; Ter rorizes Des Moines Neighborhood

PRINTER SLAYS FOUR WITH PICK   Wife, Mother And 2 Sons Killed In Des Moines Front Yard

Printer Amok With Mattock Massacres Four Of Family   Storms Kill One, Damage Property

Filibuster Safe From Senate Gag + Rule, Poll Shows   FEPC Defenders will Try to Break Wordy War With Votes Today

Senate Refuses To Apply Gag: For Filibuster  Close Vote Seen On Proposal to  Ws Oe ER re sc ps,

POLL INDICATES FAILURE TO BREAK FEPC FILIBUSTER   Administration Survey Hints Senate Will Reject HOan Rule”

' —FEPC FILIBUSTER—  ‘Gag Rule’ Will Not Be Used To End Filibuster.

Poll Shows Senate Will Not Use ‘Gag Rule’ to Break FEPC Filibuster

Plan No Gag For Filibuster   May Seek To Limit Time For Debating

SENATORS WON'T PASS GAG RULE   More Than 36 Solons Opposed To Stopping Filibuster Against FEPC By Use Of Rare Weapon.

"You Ought To Have Proper Timing” Stevenson Wants To See Whai “AT eadina Fiqure” Has To Say

LION TAMER IN DEATH FIGHT   Bedlam Breaks Loose in Cage of Ning Lions and Two Tigers — Tratner in’ Cage with Animals Thankful to be Alive.

Caged Beasts Stage Battle Royal; 2 Lions Dead, Trainer Uninjured

AMERICAN WOMAN KILLED IN REICE   Bedy Found ih Frankfurt  Haneliisnctece: Daca

U.N. EXPERTS SPLIT ON VETO   Council Awaits Reports of Russian Withdrawal

Council  May Throw Veto Back On United Nations   Lie Says Unless Council Eventually Able To Agree On Question Issue Might Have To Be Tossed Back in Form Of Charter Amendment; [ran Evacuation Awaited  7

51 Nations May Have to Cast Votes   Views of Russia and Western Powers Still Far From Solution

ALL NATIONS MAY BE ASKED TO DECIDE ON IMPORTANT DISPUTE  TENSION OF COUNCIL. MOUNTS AS DEADLINE -

Veto Question May Be Tossed Back To United Nations General Assembly

Veto Question Shows Council Is Deadlocked  Charter Change   Charter Change Possible Says U.N. Secretary

‘Report Awaited On lfran-Russia As Deadline Nears   Soviet Troops Must Complete Withdrawal Rv Midnight Tonicht

Veto Question Is Vital To UN  Peieys ions Must fq ba Matter, Lie

ALL NATIONS MAY BE ASKED TO DECIDE ON IMPORTANT DISPUTE  TENSION OF COUNCIL MOUNTS AS DEADLINE IN IRAN CASE NEARS!

UN Is in Quandary  Over Veto   Lie Says Charter Adsendiitent May, Be Found Nee

Veto Issue May go Back To Nations   Lie Admits Experts are Deadlocked On Question

STATE POLICE WERE. ASSIGNED TO GUARD DUTY   Ex-Liquor Comish Secretary Admits Records Fail to Show Deals

Report Assailing Sen. Bilbo Is Due   Solon To Be Allowed To Take Seat Jan. 3, Belief

State Dept. Comment on Ship Affair   Our Attitude Is One of Hands-Off for Now, Official Asserts.

U.S. OFFICIAL POLICY IS ONE OF HANDS-OFF   Circumstances of Red Ultimatum Reported ‘Not Clear’

PROBE URGED  OF RUSSIAN DARIEN EDICT   Democratic Senater Scores Soviet Ultimatum Ordering U. S. Navy Ship Te Sail   SITUATION QUITE TENSE

ADMITS RIGHT TO ORDER U. S. SHIP TO LEAVE   Official Says Reds Had Legal Power to Keep Americans Out of Dairen

REDS WITHIN LEGAL  RIGHTS ON PART OF ©  DAIREN ‘INCIDENTS’ DENIAL OF ADMISSION  UPHELD BY STATE DEPT Ir TIMATIIM’ STIIDIED

Urges Probe»  Of Ultimatun      Tennessee. Senatdr Declares “We: Have --Beés “Entirely Too Easy" with Russia

Yanks Lacked Red Clearance   Department Press Officer Indicates U. S. Not Necessarily Forgetting Incident

AWAIT ALL FACTS   State Department Says Russia Was “Within Legal Rights”

Department of State Taking Hands Off Poly  r Barring  ae © ke in Park a

REDS WERE IN LEGAL RIGHTS ON ULTIMATUM   State Department Official o! - Opinton’ Russia Can Deny  Americans Entry   HANDS OFF POLICY FOR THE MOMENT AT LEAS’

INQUIRY INTO ULTIMATUM BY SOVIET URGED   Tennessee Senator Demands Action by VU. S. Government

Says Russians ‘Within Rights’ In Dairen Case   State Dept. Declares Barring Of Americans From Port ‘Legal.’

Senator Demands a ‘Get Tougher’ Policy on Russia After ‘Incident’

Russians Within Rights   In Refusing Entry to American Ss  Man and Newsmen, Says Gov't Official

Declares Russia Within Rights In Evicting Ship   ° S, State Department Of. ficial Upholds Refusal To Admit Americans; Senator Demands Inquiry

RUSSIA PLANS TO KEEP DAIREN   Will Hold Military Forces There Until Jap Treaty Sianed

Soviets Within Rights in Order To Navy Vessel   Russ Clearance Was Not Given, Claim of Official

Keep Gateway to Manchuria Under  Full Army Rule   . Correspondent Barred From Port City Tells How Soviet Retains Hold

State Department Says Russia  Was Within Rights U.S. Officials Taking  “Hands Off” Stand On Dairen Incident

Soviet Act At Dairen Is Condoned   Refusal to Admit  Americans “within Rights,” Says State Department Official

Full Probe Demanded By Senator   Charges of Being Too Easy With Russia Is Made

Russian Delegate Gromyko Not Sure He Will Attend Today’s Meeting; Iran Is To Be Discussed At Today's Session   ANGLO-AMERICAN PLAN TO BF HEARD

UNO COUNCIL MAY ADJOURN UNTIL TUES.   Would Allow Cooling Off Period

Cooling off Period Is Possibility”   ENGLISH AND AMERICANS-HAVE ~PLAN WHICH MAY“TAKE SOME-~ OF HEAT OFF IRANIAN CRISIS _

Second Hearing lran Question Is Held Today   Gromyko Refuses To Attend Meetings

Anglo-American “Cooling Off” Plan Is Ready For Presentation To Council

U. S.-British Favor " “Cooling Off’ Period; Ala To Testify Today

Brief Recess Is  Proposed; Soviet Boycott Holds   Byrnes Likely To Insist On Hearing Of Iran Dispute By Security Council

SECOND HEARING OF IRAN'S CASE THIS AFTERNOON   Further Explanations Likely to Be Sought From Moscaw and Teheran   U. §.-BRITISH PROPOSAL   if Adopted, Meeting Will Be Adjourned Until Next Monday or Tuesday

Envoys to Sit Without Reds   Clarification Sought On Points of Issue

‘Save Waste Papel  Eldora Bad Boys to Be Given Test by Psychologist .

MANY ATTEND BENEFIT FOR WOUNDED VETERAN   Fund Sponsored By Parkville Fire Company And Unit For Pvt. Burnell Wagner Reaches 8668

BYRNES ASKE TO DISCHARGE PRO-RED GROUP   MOUSE MILITARY -AFFAIRS COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN . WANTS PRO-SOVIET INTELLIGENCE UNIT EM. PLOYES OUSTED

Modify 2 OPA Amendments  Third Opposed by Truman Remains  L]Inchanged

Provisions of Compromise on OPA ‘Revival’   Bill Before Senate Modifies Two of 3 Disputed Amendment:

POST-WAR MODIFICATION Two Measures Truman Singled Out - Revised in OPA Compromise Bill

NEWS FROM OVER THE GLOBE Sino Parley Opens, Communists Absent   ‘No ClO-Guard War’

U.S., Australia Raise Legations To Embassies  Ambassadors Are Appointed

U. S. And Australia Raise Legations To Embassies; Both Nations Name Envoys

Jap Leaders Lose Appeal For Mistrial   Seating of New Justice Upheld over Protest of Nippon War Lorels

YUGOSLAVS CLAIM PRESSURE BY U. 8.   oye Ships Held To Force . Support Of Proposal For Danuba: ©

Yugoslavian Says Pressure Used by United States  Tito*s Government Threatened to - Defend Interests

Tito Says U. S. Seized Boats to Apply  Political Pressure  Partisan Leader Declares Balkan Nation Lact $90 000 000 in Trade

Yugoslavia Says U.S. Put Political Pressure on Tito  OR See ee ee   Failure of America To Release Slav Ships Is Cited as Evidence

CHARGE UL §. PUT PRESSURE ON TITO   WASHINGTON ACCUSEN OF TRYING TO FORCE SLAVS TO BACK DANUBE PLAN.

Yugoslavian Says Pressure Used. by United States  Titoss Government Threatened to Weiland Tnntawmuds:

DEATH TOLL 27 IN FIRE AT SEA   Brazilian Vessel Becomes Torch After Explosion; Hundreds: Hurt

HEROIC RESCUE OF MANY ON DOOMED LINER   Marine Tragedy Is Due to Explosion and Ensuing Fire

Fear 20 Lost In Liner Burning   Dazed Survivors Of Brazilian Liner Disaster Reach Rio De Janeiro

FIRE ON SHIP ~~ BEING PROBED   THREE HUNDRED PERSONS ARE HOSPITAIZED AFTER SEA RESCUE OFF COAST OF BRAZH,

SEEK DELAY IN NEXT ATOMIC BOMB. TEST FOR STUDY OF POWER   Also Want Control Commission Appointed

Urges Delay In Third Test Of  Atomic Bombs   Senator Thomas Urges Test: Await Set Up Of Atomic Energy Commission

Major Detroit Dairy Plants Hit By Strike   Walkout in Three Firms Affects Three-Fourths of Motor City Consumers

City Employes of Houston on Strike   Three Major Detroit Dairies Close as Workers Walk out

BIG DAIRIES . ~ CLOSED DOWN BY WALKOUTS   THREE-FOURTHS OF CONSUMERS IN CITY WERE SHUT OFF FROM DELIVERIES THIS MORNING

Shortage of Fish Also Threatened   Officials Continue to Look for Improvement After  First of July

Meat Hits Record Low In Country   Housewives Face WeekEnd Meals Without A ‘Main Course’ ~

Available Supply Goes To New York   Spokesmen Expect Improvement In Situation July 1  eo... arr ecxn Cee @* oe ce

Three Missing After Gasoline Blaze On Tanker   Lightning Hits Vessel At Dock

Tanker Officers Stage Search For Missing Seamen   Three Men Unaccounted For After Ship Exploded Yesterday .

‘Mystery of Skeleton in Basement of Pittsburgh ‘Home Solved as 13-Year-Old Admits Shooting Jan. 1

Boy Reveals Slaying of Playmate   Mystery of Skeleton in Cellar Ash Pile Is Solved

‘Boy, 13, Accidentally Killed His Playmate; Hid Body Eight Months

SUSPECT FEARS HELL MURDER   Davenport Police Hold Man As Degnan Possibility

NW SUSPECT IN KIDNAP SLAYING   Artist Held In Chicago Murder of Suzanne Degnan.

Peron Takes Over Argentine Reins   Army Officer Inaugurated Today As Nation’s 29th President

Peron inaugurated As Argentine President   Nation Returns To Constitutional Government After 3-Year Lapse Under Military Regimes

Peron Installed As President   Brings Back Constitution al Form of Government To Argentina

HITS SAND TRUCK      Driver of Vehicle ix Killed South of Wichita

Rep. May’s Activities On War Contracts Hit by Army Officer   Congressman Went ‘Beyond Limits Of Propriety’, Committee Is Told

May Harassed Us, Probers Told   Army Officers List His ‘Interventions’

ARMY OFFICER ACCUSES MAY. IN U. S, PROBE   Slezak Says He Went “Beyond Limits of Propriety”

Witness Tells Gt Interference ry Rep. May   Former Head of Army Ordnance Charges Pressure

FRENCH FIGHT REBEL FORGES IN INDO-CHINA   High Command at Saigon Says Native Quarter of Hanoi Ringed With Steel.

INDO-CHINA IN UPRISINGS   French Troops Attacking on A Sides—French Commander Broadcasts Warning to Native Noncombatants to Leave Section of. City

Viet Nam Troop: Being Attacked In Every Sector   Insurgents Attempt To Seize Airport but Are Easily Repulsed

Death Sentences Given 70 Germans   Hundreds More Face  Trial by Americans

Agreement Is Seen In Telephone Tieup Phone Workers Over State Back On Jobs

Jowa Officials le Seek  Housing Solution   Governor Blue Appoints State Committee

lowa To Attack Housing Problem On State Level   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent —

More Schools Are Closed By IIIness   Fight Against Spreading Malady Pushed With Grim Sinceritv: Claanune Staced

Schools in Duval County Are Closed   Air Bath of DD’ Scheduled for San Antonio

The Nation Today . Business Setback Next Yea To Be Worse Than This Year

;    Some Predict They’ll Come... .  Strikes In 1947 Would Hit Business A Harder Blow Than 1946 Series

100 PERCENT SUBSCRIPTION: DIME BOX OPENS ANNUAL POLIO DRIVE IN NATION

Dime Box Sends March Of Dimes On Fast Start      Little Texas Hamlet In Spotlight

‘TB Ass’n Will Hold  Meeting At Snencer   Preparations For the 40th Annnal Christmas Seal Sate Will Be Order of the Day! +

Secrecy Blamed for Failure _ of U.S. to Get Postwar Bases as Rapidly as Was Expected

Sunday Voting In Bulgaria Provides Test   Diplomatic Observers See Attitude On Western Vs. Eastern Democ racy As Issue   ALLIED COUNCIL. SEEKS HONEST COUNT

TANGEMAN-MOUW WED WEDNESDAY   Left For Kansas City Fol lowing Quiet Ceremony

EX-G1’S HAVE BRIGHT CHANCE FOR LEAVE PAY   Vote Scheduled In May As Issue Forced To House Floor

200 KILLED IN BOMBAY Ih NEW RIOTING   Walkout Would Pavalyze Nation's Phone Systems

British Troops Open Fire on  Bombay Mob   Unofficial Reports Say 250 Civilians Killed and Over 1,300 Injured Durins Three Davs of Indjan Fichtin:

250 Killed And Over 1,300 Hurt In Three Days   Latest Outbreak Comes After Gandhi - Appeals To' Indians To End ‘This Thoughtless Orgy Of Violence’

BOMBAY RIOTING UNCHECKED; 250 DEAD IN FIGHTING   POLICE AND TROOPS OPEN FIRE ON MOB   Additional Britis h’ Forces  Rushed to City — Scores Arrested for Arson and Looting. 

New Riots Break Out  In Bombay   Violence Continues Despite Gandhi Plea: 200 Killed or Hurt

200 or More Killed in Night Of Riofing in Bombay Suburb:   Cleshes Between Soldiers, Civilians Subside Near Dawn, Tommies Fire Into Crowds; Gandhi Asks End of Violence

British Fire On Civilians As Casualty List Mounts   Gandhi Appeals Against Violence; Sailors Surrender

News Day And Night   Clash Between Troops And Civilians Subside Only . In Predawn Hours   Fighting Confined To Northern Areas   Hospitals Reported Filled With Dead And Wound. ed After Clashes

200 Are Killed Or Injured In Melee   Most Of Saturday Night Casualties Are Fatalities; British Rushing In Troops

Indian clashes with Britishers subside during dawn hours   Fighting moves to Dadar section; many dead bodies litter hospitals

British Fire  On Surging Civilian Mob   Clashes Mark Wild Night; Gandhi Makes Appeal Against Violence.

TROOPS FIRE IN ATTEMPT TO END RIOTS   Report 200 Killed or injured Buring Night of Fighting.

Troops Fire on Rioters; 250  DieinRomhay  meh ee et J   Fresh Outbreaks by Civitians Sweep City  Despite End to Mutiny

BOMBAY RIOTING ‘LAMED OW BOE   Two Persons Killed, 300 Hurt During Disorders in Native Sertian

Open Fire On Civilians In Bombay Suburb  3 Days Of Fighting Leave 250 Killed,   3 Days Of Fighting Leave 250 Killed, 1,300 Injured; Gandh Appeals To People

DEATH TOLL TO 250 IN INDIA; CIVILIANS HIT   Gandhi Fails To Halt Outbreak In Dadar Area — Mutiny Starts Disorders

Soldiers Ope Open Fire On Mobs In Bombay   Two Hundred  Beene Bitind

Marks Three Days Of Bitter Fighting  Gadhi Tries To Halt Pu ee Oe 8

250 Believed. Killed, Over 1300 Injured   Latest Outbreak in — Bombay Comes After Appeal From Gandhi

More Than 1300 Are Injured in Violent Clashes   Mobs Demonstrate Throughout Northern Sections of City

Battle Wanes in Pre-Dawn Hours; 250 Dead, 1,300 Hurt in 3 Days;  Civilians Ienore Gandhi’s Plea

Marks Three Days ()f Bitter Fighting   Gadhi Tries To Halt Orgy Of Violence

GANDHI PLEADS WITH NATION TD END VIOLENCE   Casualties Mount as Outbreaks Continue For Fourth Day

More Violence Follows Bombay Mutiny Failure  Gandhi Makes Plea For Peace Restoral

Ghandi Pleads With India for End fo Violence   Bitter Street Fighting Continues for Three Bloody Days

450 Are Killed and 1,300 Injured in Three Days of Riots   Gandhi Appeals for an End of ‘Thoughtless Orgy of Violence;’ Situation Is Tense

_ Seldiers Open Fire On Surging Mob During Night Of Rioting In Bombay; Gandhi Appeals For End To Conflict

Deadline Is Set By President     ARMY WILL MOVE IN AND  ACTUALLY RUN TRAINS IF  ULTIMATUM NOT MET; WORK! ON GOV’T-UNION CONTRACT ”

COURT'S ORDER AT PITTSBURGH QUASHED TODAY   Dismissal Cancels Prison Term Meted President Of Striking Union

Injune tion On Strikes Is Disselved   Action Taken In Hope Of Settling Pittsburgh Power Walkout

Injunction In Power Strike Now Dismissed  Company's New Otter  Believed Acceptable

POWER STRIKE INJUNCTION IS DISSOLVED   Union Agrees to Bargain With. the Company

Judge Dissolves Labor Injunction   Action in Pittsburgh Taken at Request of Municipal Officials.

SURB GN STRIKERS IS QUASHED TODAY   Unien Leader Sentenced at Pittsburgh is Released.

COURT REPEALS INJUNCTION IN POWER STRIKE   As Pittsburgh Walkouts Spread

Union Members Had Refused To Consider Company Settlement Offer As Long As Injunction Remained In Effect   CANCELS SENTENCE IMPOSED ON MUELLER

Court Order Is Dismissed but Strike Still on   Solicitor Says Injunction Served Its Purpose: Mueller Is Out af Jail

Power Strike Crews Freed Of Injunction   Pittsburgh Order Lifted to Pave Way For End of Strike

CITY ASKS MOVE IN INTEREST OF PUBLIC WELFARE   Union Head’s Jail Sentence Removed Re Pho Disiniseal

'Waitress Held [Pending Probe IBaby’s Death   Muriel Wrightman,  Ac cording to Police, Says  She Sirangled 10-WeeksQld Niece to Death

Railroad Strike Postponed for Negotiations   Fact-Finding Board to Enter Wage Dispute

Railroad Fact-Finding Board Will Begin Hearinas Tuesday in Chicago

Truman Group's Action Is Blow To UNRRA   Battle Looms Between Hoover  And LaGuardia

Year Finds pur World as No War   iplomats Say Years Might Pass Before Real Peace Comes   May Split Europe   resent Conference May Cause Broad Rift  on Continent

World Is Without War, Also Lacks Peace, One Year After Nazis Quit

Victory Anniversary Finds No War, But No Peace In The World Either

War's End Anniversary Is Observed With Goal of Peace Still To Be Reached

—V-E DAY ANNIVERSARY—  War Is Over But World Still Awaits The Peace   “Middle Europe, Palestine And :Ghinia Are _ Plunged In Turmoil:By Rival Factions

World Observes Anniversary \Of Victory In Europe Without (War Anywhere, Without Peace   Several Years Seen Before Real Conditions Of Peace Restored

WAR, PEACE BOTH ABSENT   V-E Anniversary Finds Nations Far Short Of Goals

Lewis Standing Pat; Coal Crisis Grow      112 Months After Victory In Europe War Is Over But There Is No Peace

No WarBut Also No Peace   First Anniversary  Of V-E Day Finds World Torn By: Doubt Hatred and Suspicion

First Anniversary of V-E Day Finds World Without War - - Or Peace   Diplomats See Little Hope-Of Real Peace Conditions For Years; Prospects. Dimmed by. Failure af Big-4 Ministers to Reach Accord

Germany Quit Fighting One Year Ago   Prospects for World Peace Dimmed by Conference Failure

Anniversary Of V-E Day Finds Earth Uneasy   Prospects of Real Peace Darkened By Failure of Foreign Ministers Conference

SEVERAL YEARS MAY BE NEEDED TO FIND PEACE   china And Palestine Big Trouble Spots One Year After Victory Was Achieved  In Europe.   —BY JOHN M. HIGHTOWFRAssociated Press Diplomatic  DPannrtar

World Without Peace: War Ended Year Ago   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER ‘Associated Press Diplomatic  OO a i a on

Neither War Nor Peace on  First V-E Day   Many Diplomats Hold Little Hope for Real Peace For Many Years

 Fence Anniversary Of V.E Day Finds World Without War But Not At Peace

There Is No War, But Peace Is Missing Too As V-E Day Is A Year Old: Some Progress

Real Conditions Of Peace Still Some Years in Future   That Prospect Darkens With Inability of Big Notions to Settle Peace Terms

First V-E Anniversary Brings Small Hope of Real Peace for Several Years

Germany Quit Fighting One Year Ago  Prospects for World Peace Dimmed by Buwkanaman Reatisce

NATIONS STILL TRY FOR PEACE   World Harmony Lacking On Victory Anniversary

Year Since War Ended   But World Is Also Without Peace 12 * Months After

No War, No Peace On Anniversary  Of ‘Victory Day’   European Conflict Ended Qne Year Ago Today; World Is Stull Troubled

CtheDAILY use  WASHINGTON  MERRY - “G0: UND 42  RO dea “4  Ry DRE BEARC OWN

Philadelphia Gains In Fight For UN Stte When ’Frisco Is Flatly Rejected by Russians

Move to Corner  Aluminum Cited   WAA Reports 43 Vets  Used Their Priority

GOP PREPARE’ FOR CAMPAIGN      Republicans Confident of Victory in 1948 — Search Now On for Converition City. .

Republicans Vote $900,000 Fund to Elect Presiden:   Air of Optimism Prevails as GOP Leaders Plan 1948 Campaign

Republicans Set Budget, Look Fo Convention City  Leaders Predict White House Win 1. 4AQ Fil.-b ame

THUNDERSTORMS EXPECTED TODAY   STRONG WINDS WITH HAIL IN SOME PLACES FORECAST FOR MISSOURI.

House Debate Brings Grant of $75,000 to Un-American Unit   Heated Dispute Takes Place As Various Problems Are Presented

Prohe Committee Is Granted Expense Account  Group Attacked, Defended in House Debate

Hold Gang of 8 For ‘Robberies Over Midwest   To Be Questioned For Series of Post Office Break-ins in Iowa

Three Confess They Kidnaped  lowa Patrolman   Nabbed With Five Pals In Nitro Gang Roundup By Chicago Police.

Union County P. 0 Robberies Laid at Door ef Trio   Confess to Denison Kidnaping of State Highway Patrolman

Trio Admits Kidnaping of Iowa Officer   150 Midwest Jobs Are Confessed by Eight Gang Members

Elmer J. Ferguson Takes Life of Wife  And Father-in-Law Turns Guim on Self

Shoots Wife, Father-in-Law: Fnds Oyen Vite   Oil City Man, 51, Blows Brains Out After Twin Slaying Tenninates Marital Rift

FREEZE HITS FRUIT IN NORTHERN OHIC   Apples, Peaches And Cher ries Damaged

Thousands Idled InRelated Industries   .. Many More To Be Laid Off Ii Strike Continues

-EASTER FRILLS ARE IN AGAIN   Vital, Extra Touches Given Okay For Women’s Clothing

FRILLS AND FLAPS BACK IN LEGAL STATUS AGAIN   Extras For Ladies’ Wear Taken Off Restricted List In Time To Enter Easter Parade

North Carolina’s First   Congresswoman Asserts   She Is Pleased Herself

Meat Subsidies to Be Same as on June 30 Date   Controls Off Another Batch of Foods at Midnight

RFC Accounting Said Inadequate  Committee Reports Aaency Confused

FILIBUSTER ON OPA POSSIBLE   SEN. O'DANIEL OF TEXAS MAKES THREAT

Barkley Demands Final Vote Today On OPA Measure   Night Session Called If Necessary to Break Threatened Filibuster   O'DANIEL PROMISES TO TALK BILL: DOWN   Gets Little Support from Other Foes of Price Ex-tension Proposal

Night Senate Session Prepared To Combat Sen. O’Daniel’s Plans   Administration Leaders Confident Of Passin; Bill Extending OPA For a Year, But With Many Price Increases.

McCauley Is-Held On Murder Charge   Strip Miner, Accused ot Killing Two Officers, Enters Ploeg

Whereabouts Of Marine Sought   Mrs. Joe Ossignac May Visit Arkansas

Four Issues Deadlock OPA Talks   Changes Bowles Cails Boobyiraps Win Approval —

Strong Bill  Again Urged   Maximum Price Regulation Defeated As Expiration Deadline Nears

Consumers Will Foot Cost of Hike in Prices   Some Agreements Are Reached as Solons Recess Conferences

Four Issues Bar Accord On OPA Act   Only Amendment Agreed On Makes Consumer Pay For Increases

O 10U-——  New Congress Shows How Great American System Applies Brakes of Protest

Mate Arrested  After Tragedy In Yough City   Wife, 27, Fatally Shot During Argument In Home

SEEK TQ SETTLE DRAFT DISPUTE   Senate And House Make Fresh Try At Ending Deadlock.

18-Year Draft Still Hot Issue   Further Fireworks Seen by Conferees

Trying To Break Draft Deadlock   Proxy Vote Change Radioed From Pacific Fails To Settle Dispute

Aging ‘Boys in Blue’ Cast Aside . Idea That This Is Last Encampment

UNO ASSEMBLY DEBATES SIZE OF COMMITTEE   Engage In First "Town Meeting Of World” Debate On Steering Group

Ukramian Named Leader of UNO -. Political Panel   Acclamation Vote Back “Manuilski as Head of Powerful Committee

UNO CONDUCTS TOWN MEETING OF THE WORLD   Big and Little Nations In Debate Over Naming of Steering Committee.   BULLETIN

Vital Post In UNO Is Given  To Ukrainian   Manuilski Is Selected As Chairman Of Group To Study Atom Control

Manuilski Will Head Important UNO Committee   Ukrainian Minister To Direct Political And Security Body

Russians Seek "Broad Outlines Before Sessions   Soviets Tired of Public Airing of Big Three Arguments

Council to Hear Ukraine Charges   L. S. Joins Russia In Bare Majority Supporting Hearing

Ukraine's Charges To Be Heard Today   Complaints Issued Against Greece

LEHMAN FOR SENATOR   ‘US Joins Russia 'In Vote to Bring Up Greek Issue

Albania Wins UN  Hearing   U. S. Sides With . Soviet in Vote To Put Charges Against Greece on Avenda

U.S. VOTE GAVE BARE MAJORIT! TO DECISION   Held That Council Must Examine Merits _Of Any Case Offered

UN Council Hears Ukraine Charges Against Greece   Long Wrangle In Prosnect

U.N. Hearings Are Underway   Security Council to Hear Ukraine Charges Agoinst Greece; Certified For Debate

Council Is To Debate Greek Case   U.S. Joins Russia to Put Over Seven-Vote Affirmative Giving  Place on Agenda    Balkanites Ready   Testimony to Be Taken From Balkan Nations on Situation

U.N. Council Votes to Hear Ukraine Plea   Greece Charged With Fomenting Trouble on Albania Frentier

wusT ADAMSON MOVE STARTED   CONGRESSMAN SLATED TO _HEAD COMMITTEE. SAYS HE “WILLE ASK FOR OUSTER’

REP. MAY MAY - IGNORES SUBPENA   Legal Red Tape Makes It Next to Impossible For Committee to Force Appearance.

‘What India Needs Is Another Pearl Buck, Says Girl Author in Interview With Hal Bovle

‘Pappy’s’ Gal Still Waiting, Refuses To Believe Flying Hero Jilted Her

‘Pappy’ Boyington’s ‘Apple Duck’ Scans Unyielding Sky for Her Hero

Turk Army Halts 8 Istanbul Publications, Outlaws Two New Political Parties

*Political Activity By Communists Banned by Turks   Ankara Clamps Down On Publicatiens---Said To Be “Smoll Purnce”

Turkish  ‘Purge’ Is Anti-Red   Drastic Steps Taken To Curb “Subversive” Activities of Communist Papers, Parties

TURKISH ARMY QUIETS PAPERS   Also Outlaws Branches Of Two New Political Parties

Turkish Army In Two Moves   Bans Eight Publications, Outlaws Two Parties In Anti-Communist Actions

8 Publications Are Padlocked  Turk Army Action Called ‘Small Purge’

TURKEY SMITES ITS ELEMENTS OF COMMUNISM   ‘urkish Army Takes Drastic Action To Purge Parties And Papers “Directed In Camouflaged Manner By Communists; Seen As Warning To Reds.

Turks Take Step Towards ‘Small Purge’   Padlock Eight Publications and Outlaw Branches of Two New Parties of “Communist Tendency”

TURKS RETURN TO CENSORSHIP   Army Bans Instanbul Publications—Political Groups Are Outlawed

oS PURKEY, FIGHTS: COMMUNISM." —  Ban: 8 Papers in Istanbul Purge

Turks Crack Down On Red Publications   Outlaw Two New Political Partie Directed In “Camouflaged Manner” By Commies   Communique Has Strong Wording   Unconfirmed Report Says Persons Of Alleged Radical Tendencles Arrested.

Turk Army Padlocks & Papers   Prohibit Red Publications In Swift Move

Turkey Bans Communistic Publications   PRINTING OF RED ORGAN RULED OUT IN COUNTRY

Turks Padlock Eight Communistic Papers   Also Outlaw Branehes of Two New Political Parties of “Red” Complexion—<Action Described as “Small Purge.”

HIS WIFE LIVING   Soldier Digs, Then Takes Back Story to Explain AWOL

Accused Youth Collapses at Murder Trial   New Yorker Charged With Slaying 3-YearOffers Testimony

US. Insists No Veto in  Atom Contro ‘System Would Be Imeffectual’

U. S. Is Firm Against Veto On A- Power   Nation Asks That Right To Strike Back Be Clearly Defined

Byr nes Asks Big  : 4. Meeting   Would have Foreign Ministers Confer Before Paris Parley

Western Allies Agree To Big Four Meet   Russia, However, Still Silent on April 25 Meeting

RUSSIA HAS NOT GIVEN HER REPLY   Would Be Held Prior To Peace  Parley Mav 1

POLITICAL POT: AGAIN BOILING  Sellers TossesHat Info Race — For Governor: Stevenson Quiet

Truman Asks For Effective OPA Measure   Warns House Version Does Not Protect U.S. Consumers

Truman Appeals for OPA Renewal   Asks Senate for 1-Year Extension

RUMAN APPEAI D. SENATE FOR RICE CONTROL   Won’t Approve House Bill

Soviets To Get One-Fourth of Navy, Is Report   Moscow's Attitude of Compromise Brightens Hopes of Treaty Meet

FRENCH CLAIM ON FRONTIERS ® SLOWS TALKS   Question of Spain Stili Deadlocks UN Council

AUDUIA GOP D To CLAIM TE ALY. SHIPS   Takes Less Than a Quarte in Place of One-Third It Had Asked.

Russ reduce demands for  lialian ships Big 4 ministers find comnromise

Surprise Move Raises Hopes at Paris Talks   Decision } May Give U. S. One Battleship, Subs for Experiments

Russ Yield On Italian Fleet Issue   Agree to Compromis¢ As Big:Four Meet Gains Ground

Temperatures   Russia Yields Claims on Italian Navy   Soviets Agree at Foreign Minister’s Council To Compromise Giving Her Less Than One.eearter of Former Fascist Warships

Big 4 Decides The Fate of Ttalv’s Fleet   Soviets Compromise; Will Get Less Than  Quarter of Vessels

Peace. Conference Harmony ‘Continues To Prevail In Foreign Minister Meetings   - Soviet Attitude of Compromise Is Aid In Speeding Deliberations On Peace Terms

GVS IN PACIFIC‘TO. SEND. ‘LOVE, AND. KISSES ITO. US. CONGRESSMEN

CANDY FRIDAY AT 12 NOON NO ORDER HELD AFTER 6 O'CLOCK HENDRICKS CANDY SHOP

FBI Studying Martin Request   Agents Investigate KKK in Seven States

News Behind  the News  Copyright McClure Newspaper   WASHINGTON By Baw Tucker   P Anti - Ameri ropaganda 47 Mens

Taft Denounces British Loan As ‘Poor’ Business   Would Breed Half Cantury Of International Friction. Claim

TAFT ASSAILS BRITISH LOAN   Denounces Proposed Credit As Breeder of Friction Among Nations

Threat of F ilibuster Against British Loan   Bilbo Starts Talkathon Against Loan As Taft Denounces Proposal as Breeder Of Friction; Ohio Senator Urges Cift

BITTER PILL FOR TAFT, TOO  Bilbo Filibuster on British Loan Hinted

Taft and Bilbo Lead Opposition To British Loan   Would Breed 50 Years Of Friction, Taft Says; Filibuster Threatens

Taft Opposes British Loan   Bilbo Starts *Talkathon Avainst Pronosal

Mill Closes After Tift With NLRB, CPA   Piedmont Cotten Mills Owner Claims He Can Not Operate Under Present Conditions

Daughter Dies of Pistol Wound   Jose Iturbi Finds Her After Concert

Daughter of Iturbi Dies   Pianist Finds Her With Bullet Wound In Head and Hair Afire

WOMAN'S SUICIDE GLIMAXED EVENING OF MUSIC BY FATHER   ‘Maria Iturbi Hero Killed Her self In Father’s Home In Beverly Hills.   FOUND BY HER FATHER   She Succumbed Short Time After She Had Shot Herself.

SNOW CONCEALS MISSING PLANE   Transport With 32 Men Aboard Hunted On Mount Rainier

Plane Search Centers on Mi. Rainier   Transport’s Course Assertedly Traced That Far

Clacier May Hold 39 Lost Marines   Plane’s Course Trained lo Mount Ramuier

@ PAUL MALLON—   Headlines Reveal Confounding Results of Truman Message

PRODUCERS POUR MEAT ON HOOF TO LIVESTOCK MARTS   Prices Retreat Slightly From All-Time Highs Paid For Cattle and Hoes

Flood of Livestock Pours into Market; Hog Prices Down   Nation’s Producers Rushing in Every Available Animal

Heavy Flood Of Livestock Jams Yards   Quotations Off Sharply With Trade Unable to Absorb All Arrivals

Livestock Markets of Nation Flooded With Cattle, Swine   Producers Rush to Sell During Peak Period on Meat Prices

Soviet Attitude At U.N. Assembly Is Big Question   New York Prepares For Gen. eral Assembly Of U. N. Opening On Wednesday   MOLOTOV HOLDING KEY TO COOPERATION

END OF SUIT, SHIRT SHORTAGE PREDICTED   CPA Sees More Men’s Clothes By Early 47 ©

SHORTAGE OF SUITS AND SHIRTS TO END   CPA Expects Full Produc tion By End of Early ’47

Final Preparations For Test Underway   Subs Submerged Near Anchorage of Atomic Bomb

Truman Hopes Jewish Chiefs Will be Freed      Regrets’ British Arrests Action Seen as Rebuke Ear Attlee Bid

Unions Seek Nation-Wide Ship Strike   Convention Representing 160,000 Workers Okeh Proposal for Maritime Tieun June 15

RED ‘MEDDLING IS ASSAILED BY ClO BOARD   Union Settles Left-Right Squabble, Pledges Its Loyalty to U. S. Principles

C.1.0. Wings  United in  Rapping Red: Murray Calls For Pay Hikes,  Priee Reduction:

Interference by Reds Rejected  C. I. O. Statement on Loyalty Issued

Left-Wing Rumpus Halted  Right And Left Wingers In CIO  Resent Communist Interference

FOR MORE PAY. LOWER PRICES   CIO Chief Also Urges Return of Controls; Raps Communism

Return To Strong Price Controls And Excess Profits Tax Demanded By President Murray

Convention in Atlantic City Unanimously Approves “Flattest AntiCommunist Ever Approved by all Factions.’  va>.. BAA WEPATIET YN

Gi FRONT SOLID, PLEDGES LOYALTY   Communist, Political Ties Are  Broken Ag Poflcy Is ~ Adénteader.. .° -...

CIO Factions Join to Rap Red Elements   Murray Asks Return Of Price Control, Excess Profits Tax

» FIRE CHIEF SPEAKS!      Two School Buildings Called Fire Traps; New Ones Urged

High Honor for State Director of Public Safety   DICKINSON NEW ECONOMIST OF MEDICAL ASSOCIATION   Bw Fine wettest Fee  Two School Buildings Called Fire Traps; New Ones Urged

TRIAL OF CIVILIANS UNDER MARTIAL LAW BY ARMY ARE SLILED LINLAWELIL EVEN IN WARTIME

High Court Frees Pair Convicted In Military Trial   Trial of Civilians In Hawaii By Army Held Invalid

Divorce Rate Trends Upwards   Federal Security Agency Reports Almost Third Of Marriages End In Divorce

Will Support Presentation  To UNO Meet   Soviet Retaliation at N. Y ; Session Thought _ : Likely .

Difficult Task Placed On Steps United Nations   Agenda Reveals Bus Days Ahead for UN

U.S. 10 AID IRAN CASE AT UNO MEETING   Russia Expected To Bring Up Other Issues at Session   Souanoish Issue

Reds Silent On Protests Before UNO   Soviet Retaliation kxpected When Council Meets

US. to Give Iran Complete Support Against Soviet When Council Gets Case

Russia Has Not Answered Charg. es Of America; But Is Expected To Retaliate By Bringing Ur Other Tssnes Soon   FRANCO SPAIN IS MAJOR EXAMPLE

 Russians < "6 _fested To: ‘Retaliste.. J ith  Counter Protests -

U. §. to Back lran Protest Before UNO   Russia Expected To Retaliate With Other Charges

Soviet Fails fo Answer Protest Note   Retaliation by Reds Expected by Airing Franco, Greek Issues

Ready to Give F ull  Backing  KEEPING OF TROOPS'IN IRAI ‘VIOLATES 1942 TREATY; TEE DECLARATION AND: WORE! CHARTER i, wes

U.S. Supports Iran Charaes Against Reds   Soviets Seen Talking of Spain, Argentine, at UNO Meeting

SOVIET HAS NOT ANSWERED U. §. CHARGES —   Franco Regime In “pain To  Be Questioned

Reds May Retaliate With Other Charges   Expected to Bring Up Issues Which British, America Want to Keep Out, Such as Spain

Russian Action Te Be Brought Before Councii      SOVIET ANSWER TO NEW CHARGES NOT YET RELEASED

SOVIET INTENDS TO) RAISE ISSUES IN OWN LIGHT   Agenda of Security Council to Bristle With Questions Next Week   SOME ARE EMBARRASSING   Why French Troops Cannot Leave Lebanon for Year May Be Asked

RUSSIA SILENT ON CHARGE SHE BROKE TREATY   Soviets May Bring Up Other Issues in UNO Meeting

Iran to Get U. S. Aid on UNO Plea   America Already Has Pro tested Russia’s Violation  of the 1942 Treaty

ACQUITTED NAZIS ARE STILL IN JAIL   THREE IN DOUBT WHERE THEY WILL LIVE— BARRED FROM TWO ZONES.

Safford Says Message Intercepted   Navy Captain Asserts “Winds” Report Broken; It Meant War

Captain Claims  ‘Winds’ Reports   Safford Avers Jap Messages Known To Mean War

Japan's Plans Known On Dec. !   Navy Captain Bares Story Of Message

Altoona Mirror Shows N avy Replicas Of Japanese Surrender on Missouri

22-YEAR-OLD VETERAN: ACCUSED OF SLAYING:   Man Admits Beating 1%-Year-Old Bride Of Five Months In Ohio

WOMAN IS SORRY   But Pastor's Wife Telephones That She Will Not  Return Home

SENATORS FIGHT PRICE CONTROLS ON FOOD ITEMS   No Final Action Expected On Price Problem Seen Before Next Week   CEILINGS MAY BE SET   Conferees May Plan For Price Controls If Food Costs Rise Too High

COMPROMISE (PA PLAN TO BE PRESENTED   Special Sub-committee at Work Trying to Draw Up Acceptable Program.

Conferees on OPA Given New Plan   Compromise ¥ ould Exempt Foods from Priee Controls

Coniferees Study Compromise Plan On Price Control   3 Senators Submit New Pro posal in Attempt to End 4.Day Deadlock .   GREATER AUTHORITY URGED FOR BOARD   Could Roll Back Prices Or Exempted Commodities When Advisable”

WOULD LIFT FOOD PRICES   Propose to Remove Food Ceiling to End Deadlock

Liberated Korean Girls Don’ t Care For “Big-Nosed Giants” From U.S.

Korean Girls Turn at Sight Of the Yanks   Being Seen With Them Spoils Their Chance of Marriage

British Place Jews Under House Arrest   Search Homes Following Bombings

CURFEW LIFTED AFTER SEACH   Palestine. Terrorist Mines Uncovered

@ PETER EDSON      Navy Has Fine Time Running Coal Mines. But Don’t Expect Utopia

Veterans Accuse tlection Officials   Independence County Gls Push Campaign For Honest Balloting

INCREASE IN MEAT SUPPLY  1S FORECAST   PRICE CONTROL CITIFF . SAYS “HUMP? WILL BE PASSED IN SIX OR EIGHT WEEKS

OPA Promises More Meat by End of October   Price of Sugar Boosted Two Cents a Pound

Meat Famine End Is Seen  - In 6-8 Weeks by Porter   OPA Boss Says Producers Holding Back Livestock Are ‘In for Sorry Disappointment’

Meat Shortage Will Be Over In Five Or Six Weeks   So Declares Price Administrator Paul Porter In Address Today   PLACES BLAME FOR PRESENT CRISIS

Rivers In State  Swelled Again   Flood Stage Is Reached Or Some And Lowlands Again Flooded   NEAR FLOOD STAGE AT PITTSBURGH NOW

PENNSYLVANIA FLOODED AGAIN   Two Dead as Record Rains Swell Rivers

HARD RAINS SWELL SUSQUEHANNA   BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS  ap Pea TE Se

THREE DROWNED AS RAINS FLOOD STATE STREAMS   Second Deluge In Week Hits Areas Damared By Water

Policy Statement Will  Be Released Next Week In Washington; Bowles Defends Truman's Plan

mn ERERAZER REACHES ACCOR.   UAW Acclaims Provisions o Contract as Model for. Auto Industry

KaiserFrazer and  UAW Acree   Contract Meets Ford Wage Scale; Will Match Any GM Pay Hike

Kaiser -Frazer Corporation And United Auto Workers Expected To Sign Agreement Tomorrow   BONUS FIGURES IN CONTRACT TERMS

UAW Hails Nev Kaiser-Frazer Waae Contract   Meets Industry’s Highest Scale Plus Bonus for Workers

U.S.Coneerned Over Atomic Strikes At Great Distance   Uneompleted Battleships Being Equipped To Fire Guided Missiles Traveling Great Distances To Deliver Atomic Explosion

How to Deliver Atom Bombs Is Ureent Concern   Third Bikini Test Indefinitely Put Off; Rocket Work Planned

id in Higt ut Bared Jackson   st at Black  ce Delivers m Nuernberg

PRIVATE WAR BREAKS QPEN IN STATEMENT   Bitter Denunciation Termed Unmatched In History

Jackson Blasts Hugo Black As  Court Justice  Attacks Judgment Of Former  Alahaiman  ow

Thocome Town  Repories  in WASHINGTON  By Weiter Shead WNU Correapendent   wav Washington Bureau 1414 Eve 3... W.   ‘Valley Authorities’ Favored By Secretary of Interior Krug

Tha Home  Town. Reporter in WASHINGTON  By-Walter Shead  WNU Correspondent   4 wae. petionton Be au  Valley Authigeites? ‘By Secretary bttitetlbt’

Suggest Extending ‘Bank Deadline   Would Give Russia Time To Sign Charter

100 KILLED IN BOLIVIA REVOLUTION   Attempt to Kill President At Palace Fails

ORDER - ARRESTS OF 19 JAPANESE   Cabinet Member Named it Latest List of Criminals

Clashes Mark Plebiscite Eve in Milan   King Umberto Forced to Leave Cathedral by Underground Passage

ULASHES HIGHLIGHT ITALIAN ELECTIONS   m0 Umberto Promises Second Vote If Elected

—CLASHES REPORTED IN ITALY—  Fate Of Monarchy To Be Decided In Sunday V ote

Factions in  Italy Clash   Disorders Occur As King Umberto Appears At Milan Cathedral

Mob Blocks Umberto at Cathedral   Clashes Break: Out _ * Between Monarchists -And Republicans

UMBERTO MAKES PLEA FOR CROWN   Pledges To Hold Piebiscite If Victor In Sunday Vote

Clashes Mark Eve of Italy's Royalty Vote   King Umberto 11 Forced to Leave Milan Cathedral

_ Disturbances Flare on Eve of Italian Plebiscite   Voters Will Express Choice on Monarchy or Republic in First Free Election in Years

ITALIANS GLASH ON EVE OF VOTE   CHOOSE TODAY BETWEEN MONARCHY AND REPUBLIC— KING DODGES CROWD.

Italy Decides Fate Of King At Polls; Rival Parties Clash   Socialists Win Oul In Cuban klections

RiotersForce  Umberto to Run   fialy te Decide Monarchy Jasue at Polls Today

King Forced Into Tunnel To Pass Mob       Decide Between Mo vis’ archy, Republic In First: Election Since Witesoltnig

The Weather   Voting Will Decide Future Makeup Of Italy Government

Italy Forces Clash on Eve Of Balloting   Monarchist Rule At Stake as People Wait for Election

Umberto Uses Underground Passage of Cathedral as Demonstrators Clash

Italian Plebiscite Paced by Stormy Demonstrations   Prince Umberto Fiees From Milan Rioters While on ‘Vote Tour’

ITALIAN VOTERS FIGHT IN MILAN   Factions Clash on Eve co Plebiscite To Determine New Political Setup

KING UMBERTO IS FORCED TO LEAVE   Demonstrators Broke Thru a Police Cordon As He Appeared.

TRUMAN BEGINS TRIP ON YACHT   PRESIDENT A BIT TIRED AS HE SETS OUT ON VACATION CRUISE,

President Takes Ocean Tripas Relaxation Method   Is Accompanied by His Personal Physician— Weight to Be Reduced

Looks ‘Little Tired’ President Embarks on Yachting Trip on New England Coast

“TIRED” PRESIDENT STARTS VACATION   Rigid Diet to Be Continued _ During Cruise Off New ~ England

‘Truman Casts '‘CareOverboard On Yacht Tri ip   Chief Executive Concenteatés on Loafing During Bis Firat “Official”®  Vaeatian -

President Aboard Yacht in Atlantic   Puts Aside All but Most Urgent of White House Business

TIRED TRUMAN OFF ON CRUISE   Rigid Diet Ordered Te Bring Down Weight Of President

Truman Off On Cruise   Doctor Terms Him “Fit” But a Little Tired

Truman Leaves Cares Behind  Cruises Under Rigid Weiaht-Cuttina Diet

Truman Heads Down Potomae  To Get Rest   Continues Using Diet Prescribed By Family Doctor

Farley Thinks GOP Chances Not Too Bright For 1948  Ex-Democratic Leader Sees Dewey As Likely Republican Candidate

Truman Returns From Vacation   White House Aides Silent on Naming Of Successor to Chief Justice

French Get All Our News Before Tt Reaches U. S.   American News Dispatches Circulated In Paris Within Few Hours

Consumer Boycotts Continue; Little Effect Is Noted in Nation, However

Consumers’ Boycotts Pretest Boost In Meat Prices; Supplies Plentiful

Consumer Boycotts Fail to Drop Prices  Mest Packer Urges Selective e Buying  A. Bots Cae tm bbe

Buying Strike Effect Slight   Prices Continue  Rise Across U. S.

But Prices: Continue. _ to Soar in Many of Nation’ s Communities

Consumer Strikes Have Little Effect   lowa Meat Packer Ap proves Strikes; Prices Still Soaring

Advance Guard of Medical Leaders Expected Today For 79th Annual Meeting

Texas Physicians Arrive For Pre-Convention Events Of State Medical Group

Congress Makes Sure Of Surplus Priorities To War Veterans   OPA Restraints Aimed. At Reducing Government Interference

HOEVEN EXPLAINS WHY HOUSE CUT CuT HEART OF 0. P. A.— PARTY POLITICS.

Peoples Store Plans Modern New Building   Stecl Order Ready For $1,000,000 Job Opposite Post Office

‘AMERICAN GI, 20, WHO KILLED 2 JAPS CIVILIANS: UNDER DEATH DECREE, TELLS WHAT IS HAPPENING TO HIM   Yamashita Loses Appeal, Must Die On The Gallows

May Suggest King Was Slain   Say Evidence Studied By Board Supports Theory of Assassination

Assassination of Monarch Is Hinted   Russian Factory Directors Purged For Faking Fiqures on Production

ssassin Could ave Murdered jam  Monarch   Report Says Medical Roard Of Opinion That Vince Was Assassinated

Rumored King Of Siam Was Slain   Medical Evidence Secretly Studied By Board Of 18 Physicians

 Hint That Young Siam King Was Killed Expected to Be Supported by Doctors

DEATH OF KING SAID FOUL PLAY   Medical Board Makes Find ing In Siam Case

INTO MAHIDOL DEATH   Doctor's Findings Lend Support tc Theory of Assassination

RUMOR MEDICAL EVIDENCE HINTS ~ SIAM KING SLAIN   Board of Physicians Will Make Report Suggest- _  tine Atencecinatian

Bread Strike In Detroit Ended   Mediators Seek To Halt Week-Old Dairy Walkout

‘SMEAR’ CHARGED BY KIMMEL DURING NAVY COURT INQUIRY   PEARL HARBOR ADMIRAL DE: CLARED HE AND GEN, SHORT WERE NOT UNFRIENDLY

KIMMEL CLAIMS NAME SMEARED   Holds Charge of Unfriendliness With Short Is Lie

Russian Spies Sent A-Bomb Details ° To Moscow; Canada Witness Says

Russian Spies Sent U.S. Atomic Bomb Tests Information To Moscow Charged

Dairy Industry Protests Higher U.S. Subsidies   New Livestock Controls Assailed; Black Market Bared

Both Sides Offer New  Prepesals  President ‘Prumian Announces Belicf ‘That Agreement Will Be Reached, Other Strikes On Schedule

Strike Averted For Week in Steel Industry   Telephone, Motors Disputes Still Without Solution

Conference Brings Delay In Walkout.      Fairless to Put Murray’s Proposal To Steel Industry

Top Chiefs \Agree to Put Off Action   President Truman Hopes Agreement on Slate Before Walkout Again Scheduled by Workers

Delay Ordered After Murray, Truman Talk   New Offers to Settle Dispute Made by Union And U. S. Steel with White House Talks Slated to Resume Wednesday Afternoon at 2

Truman Predicts Agreement After Murray Puts Off Walkout One Week

Truman Gets Murray to Defer Action   Packinghouse and Electrical Workers Still Plan Walkouts

Rail Issue ‘To Board   ‘Strike Set For 6 a. m. Monday Postponed For ‘At Least Thirty Days

A FACT-FINDING BOARD. TO HANDLE RAILROAD DISPUTE   Threatened to Tie Up the Nation’s Transportation System.        STRIKE IS POSTPONED       his Was Announced By the Brotherhood of Trainmén. * Today.

Rail Dispute into Hands Of Fact-Finding Board   Threatened Transportation Tieup, Set for & a. m. Monday. [¢ Pastnaned

Paralyzing Strike Postponed... .  Railroad Dispute Passes Into HandsOfCommittee Of Truman Fact-Finders

JEWS BATTLE TRANSFER 10 CYPRUS EXILE   British Forces on Alert For Possible New Outbreaks

BISHOP TO LOLOLAND TO SEEK U. S. FLIERS   Churchman Expected to Contac Savage Tribesmen on Behalf of Men Believed Captive.

Martin-Duff Slate Approved   Republican Leaders Endorse Slate for May Primary

Marshall Gains Manchuria Truce   Truman's Envoy Will Get More Time To Try for Permanent Peace

Nearly Half Million On Strike Today   Conference Will Decide Whether 2,000,000 Work. ers Will Walk Out

Closed Parley May Decide Fate of Draft Renewal   Byrnes, Patterson and Eisenhower Called to Confab On Universal Military Trainmg

Power Strike Paralyzes Pittsburgh   2,000,000 Residents in Confusion; Mayor Asks U.S. Seizure

MINE OWNERS DELAY CONTRACT DECISION   Price Of Soft Coal Boosted 25 Gents A Ton

Operators Delay Action On New Coal Contract   Await O.P.A. Action On Higher Bituminous Prices Before Accepting Contract   EARLY DECISION TS ANTICIPATED

U. 5. Soldiers May Marry German Girls   Ban Lifted By, Gen. McNarney::

Relax Ban On German Marriages   Soldiers in Germany Caf Wed Nazi Girls, Says General McNarney

Graduating Class Is Again Honored Sunday Evening   Baccalaureate Sermon Given By  Rev. H. O. Thompson

Kilgore Faces 5 Vote Tallies   Sweericy Asks Count In Mining Counties .

Kilgore Gains Slightly =  sweeney Asks Recount In 5 Nearby Counties

WORKERS BACK IN DODGE PLANT   Chrysler Corporation Reporta Withdrawing of CIO Pickets at Dodge Truck Plant — Many Workers in Other Plants Still Idte.

Byrd Prepares Antarctic Trip   Navy, Science to Aid Force of 4,000 Men

BYRD PLANNING NEW: MISSION   Navy and Science To Aid Trip To Antarctic

BYRD TO AGAIN TACKLE SOUTH POLAR WASTES   Navy Outfitting Huge Expedition , Furnishing Latest Equipment

Byrd Plans Polar Trip   Four Thousand Men Te Undertake Largest Naval Exploration

PRESENCE AT UNO MEETINGS IS QUALIFIED   Chasm Between U. S. and Russians Wide as Ever Due to Red Walkout.   BULLETIN

BUT WILL SIT IN AT OTHER UNO SESSIONS   Executive Meet Will Attempt to Restore Unity

Council Tension  Still High   Dramatic Exit Fails To Affect Original Position by Byrnes

Neither SideMoves To Make  Conciliation   Red Press Secretary .Says Gromyko Walkout Only Is Temporary

Asserts Russia Did Not Walk ¢ Out On UNO   Representatives Will Attend All Sessions  But Those On fran *

To Be Represented at All Meetings But Those on Iran   Council Seeks to Heal Break After lran Tells of Russ Demands

BLUNT WORDS EXPECTED IN SECRET SESSION   Withdrawal Not Complete’

Mobs Roam Uscontrolled Through Heart of Bombay   Attack British Civilians in Support of Naval Mutiny in Harbor

British Battle Civilans As Riots Intensify   Indian Navy Mutineers Continue To Hold Out Despite Shortages

SKIRMISHING [5 STARTED WHEN SAILORS REBEL   Food, Water Shortage Fails To Oust Gobs Frem Warships

British Ships and Men Enroute To Quell Disturbances.   SAILORS TAKE OVER CONTROL OF SHIPS

British Soldiers, Aroused Indians Battle in Streets   Mutinying Sailors Hold Out on Ships; Ghandi's Party Pleads

British Turn Machine Guns On Civilians   Maddened Crowds Battle Troops; Ghandi Group Appeals To People

Uprisings in Java, India, Jerusalem, Egypt Hit Englanc   50 Reported Killed in Rioting in Bombay

INDIAN MOBS ARE RIOTING IN BOMBAY   Mutineers Control 12 Ships and Navel Dockyard

British Govt. Concerned with Red Relations   Commons Told of Five Uprisings in Middle East, Orient

INDIAN MOBS — ROAM STREETS OF BOMBAY ~   At Least Nine Killed; British Civilians Attacked

BOMBAY SCENE OF RIOTS BY INDIAN MOBS   British Civilians Are Attacked In Support of Naval Mutiny In Harbor.

Indian Mobs Roam Bombay in Support Of Naval Mutiny    Congress Party Appeals To Sailors To Surrender To British Authorities

Riots Cover Many Parts Of the City   Streets Littered With Debris from Smashed and  Burned Shops

FIGHTING RAGES IN SUPPORT OF NAVAL MUTINY   British Warplanes and Ships Rushed to Area in Effort.  To Restore Order

BombayT ort By Rioting; Many Hurt   Civilians Join Navy Rebels in Harbor: Situation Tense

DEBRIS FROM SMASHED SHOPS LITTER STREETS   Uprising TouchedOF By Navy Mutiny; Ghandi Asks Halt

BRITISH, POLICE UNABLE TO CURB NAVAL MUTINY   Rebels In _ City Attack Civilians, Put Torch ~ To Buildings   SAILORS HOLD 25 SHIPS

Civilians Are Attacked, Cars, Trucks Burned   Mutineers Take Control 25 Ships

CROWDS FIGHT IN SYMPATHY: WITH MUTINY   Tension Spreads Through India

Streets Littered With De bris Of Shattered And Burned Shops   Mutinous Crews  Still Hold Out   Ghandi’s Powerful Con gress Party Intervenes In Effort To Restore Order

Serious Trouble Continues Today In Bombay, Cairo, Jerusalem, Java And Singapore; Empire Forces Step In

S00 WOUNDED IN HOTS AND NAVAL REVOLT   Mobs Roam City Setting Fire to Banks and Shops, Baiiling Police.

WALL STREET WINS BETS ON WALKOUT      Millions of Shares Purchased ot! Assumption Coal Strike Would Not Last Long.

OWER STRIKE GAIN MARKED Y SABOTAGE   isburgh Deadlock Still Or As Shipping Talks Are : To Resume

BULLET FIRED IN POWER LINE   Sabotage Marks Pittsburgh Troubles; Ship Workers Agree To Talk

DAMAGE I$ CAUSED IN LABOR DISPUTE OF ELECTRIC. FIRM   Transformer is Put Out of Commission By Shot at Pittsburgh; Cut in Service is Result.   PICKETS LEAVE HOLLYWOOD POSTS

SABOTAGE IN PITTSBURGH POWER STRIKE   Rifle Bullet Fired Into  Transformer

Russia, Poland for Albania; Greeks Agains!   U. S., Britain Are Silent on Bid for U. N. Membership

Poland And Russia Plead For Albania’      Greece Charges Couns: try Not A Peace Loving One. U. S. and Great Britain Reserve Their Pacitione

ALBANIA GETS REDS BACKING      Russia, Poland Support UN Membership Bid; UV. S. Holds Off Decision

ALBANIA’S BID DEBATED IN U.N   Request For Membership In United Nations Is Opposed By Greece

Russia, Poland Back Albsania’s UN Applicatior   U.S. and British Reserve . Positions, Question : Treaty Stands ~

NATION’S SCARCITY LIST LONG BUT SURVEY SHOWS GOODS HARD TO FIND ONE PLACE IN OTHERS

Scarcities, Plethoras  Lotsa Butter in Kansas City But No Baked Beans in Boston   Louisiana Riceless, AP Survey Reveals

Nationwide Check Shows Some Queer Quirks in the U.S. Supply System

SURVEY SHOWS ODDITY IN SUPPLY PROBLEMS   Kansas City Stores Have Butter; Baked Beans Are Short in Boston

Try Kansas City If You Want To Buy Butter Without An Argument   Scarcity Survey Produces Many Oddities Nation Over; Don’t Go To Boston If You Want A Can Of Baked Beans

Plenty Of White Shirts, Butter In Some Regions   National Survey Of Merchandise Is Made By Associated Press

Survey S Shows Lots of White Shirts, Suits, Butter, Cars—All Scattered

Filibuster ir Fails After _Eight Hours. Senate. Close to Vote...      Buyer, Flitting from City to: City,.C Buy. Almost: Anvthina But Car

Shortages Spread Over Nation But Supplies Appear Ample In Spots; Consumer Items Short Some Places, Available Others

Helena Voters Endors Bonds, Levies  At School Election   City Taxpayers Cast Sufficient Ballots To Validate Special Voting; All Measures Get Larae Maiorities

Helena Voters Endorse  Bonds, Levies At School Election  City Taxpayers Cast Sufficient Ballots   City Taxpayers Cast Sufficient Ballots Te Validate Special Voting; All Measures Get Larae Maiorities

Tommies Held er War-BiPts In Palestine   War of Nerves Continues In Jerusalem While British Watdl: Underursund

Tension Mounts Over Holy Land  Underground Threat Of Offensive Heard

IN HOLY LAND   British Troops Placed On War Alert As Attack  Rumors Spread

‘46 CORN CROP LOAN RATE SEI   90 Per Cent of October  Price Authorized

Corn Loan to Be 90 Pct. of Parity Price   Loan Rates to ,Be on an Average of $1.15 a Bushel

Corn Loan  Price Set  1946 Producers Will Get 90 Percent Of Oct 1 Paritw Price

U. S. to Make Loan: On 1946 Corn Crop At Higher Rates   Higher Prices Are Reflected in Rate Revealed Today

Government Sets Corn Loans at $1.15 a Bushel Average   Steelman Authorizes Rates at 90 Per Cent of Oct. 1 Parity Price

BOB LA FOLLETTE HOLDS THIN LEAD IN SENATE RACE   Returns From 820 of 3,146 Wisconsin Precincts Give Him 34,279 Votes, McCarthy 33,467.   GOVERNOR PROCTOR OF VERMONT BEATEN   Thurmond Ahead in South ’ Carolina Gubernatorial Primary With Gov. Williams in Third Place,

La Follette Has Thin Lead  In Wisconsin   Governor Proctor Concedes Defeat In Vermont Vote

LaFollette Leads in Race for G. 0. P. Position  Goodland Also Runs Ahead; Primaries  Se ee. ee

ATTACK FATAL TO IOWA MAN   Davenporter Beaten, Dies in Ambulance; Assailant Unknown

: Continued on Page Two! Continuea on Page itwe  Davenport Police Launch Probe Into Fatal Beating

Girl Shops For Hat: Weary Parents Rest      Nursemaid Awaits Trip to Face Charges of Abducting Child

FRAZIER SCORE FOR ASSEMBLY   Lewis Polls 25,6691/, Lollar 24,459 and Frazier 17,619

DRASTIC CUTS RESULT FROM LACK OF COAL   PASSENGER TRAFFIC REDUCED; EMBARGO PUT ON FREIGHT

Embargo on Rail Freight Set fo Begin on May 1(   Order Will Effect All Lines Using ~ Coal Locomotives

HUB LAUNCHED LARGEST WHISTORY   EE  fity’s Newest Service ‘roup Has 92 Char<= Members

Chicago Girl Is Kidnap Victim   Kidnapers Demand $20,000 From Father Of Child, OPA Ofimial

( Chicago Girl Is Kidnapped   Six’ Year Old Missing Early Monday

Air Reserve Forming.   - Thousands of Nation’s Airmen Will Take Part in Program

CHINESE EXECUTE 23 FOR KIDNAPING   One Woman Among Gang Shot By Gendarmeac

TARGETS WERE PAINTED ON BACKS OF CONDEMNED ‘AND MORE THAN 100 BULLETS FIRED

Compromise Hits Snag in Ship Strike   Another Session For Negotiators  Due This Morning

Plan To Settle Ship Strike Runs Into Snag   Involves Separate Pact With East Coast Operators

Negotiations Will Continue This Morning   ‘Continuous Sessions’ Recessed Amid Uncerfainty And Confusion   GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS HAVE LITTLE TO SAY   Unions Accused Of Leaving Idle Ships In “‘Hazardous’ Condition

COASTAL DEALS IN SEA STRIKE HIT NEW SNAG   U.S. Seeks To Drive Home Settlement In Shipping Tieup

DRIVE TO END SHIP WALKOUT STRIKES SNAG   MARITIME STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS BROKEN OFF

Marine Meeting Stumbles Over  ‘Union Securit;   Long Conference Is Ended * With Split Reported Te Striker Ranks

EFFORTS TO END 2-DAY - OLD SHIP STRIKE HIT SNAG   ‘Compromise Plan Calling for Separate East Coast Agreement Opposed by Western Group.   CONDITION OF IDLE VESSELS PROTESTED   Ship Owners Say Unions Failed to Set Security Watches and Ask Coast Guard to Take Action.

Effort To End Ship Walkout Strikes Snac   Labor. Department Announces Another Session Today

COAST SEAMEN SNARL NEW PLAN   Compromise Proposal Involves Separate Pact For Eastern Seaboard

Negotiations To Be Resumed This Morning’ ,   Labor Department Declares Talks Have Not Broken Down

COMPROMISE PLAN SNAGGED IN SHIP TIEUP   West Coast Operators Balk at Proposed  Hiring Plan

NEGOTIATIONS TO END STRIKE RUN INTO SNAG   West Coast Operators Re fuse To Knuckle Under To Union Demands   GOVERNMENT TRYING TO SETTLE WALKOUT

Sea Negotiations Continue Today; Optimism Fading   West Coast Owners Firm > in Refusing Closed Shop

Will Consider AllSections Of U.S., Is Decision   Sweden, Iceland And Afghanistan Join;  Vandenberg Pledges GOP Policy-Support

SOME DOCTORS UNDECIDED ON RATE INCREASE   Monessen Scans New Schedule To Go Into Effect In Area On May 1

CORN LOAN RATE $1.07 FOR COUNTY   Palo Alto and 23 Other Counties Will Have $1,07 Bushel Corn Loan Rate.

c sgAUACRENDIE 9 gcc   BJ J. M. ROBERTS, JR. AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

AUTO GUTPUT BOUNDS BACK   Shortages Of Steel, Copper, Leac Blamed For Drop

Kingsley Girls Wed In Double Ceremony April 2  Annola F letcher Anc Pearl Taylor. Brides Of Service Men .

Kingsley Girls Wed In Double Ceremony April 2  Annola Fletcher Anc Pear] Taylor Brides

ESCAPED KILLER EVADES POLICE   Manhunt For MeFarland Spreads To Cleveland And Richmond, Va.

Hunt for Escaped Washington Slayer Spreads From Cleveland to Richmond

Rape-Killer Still Hunted   Search For McFarland  Covers Ohio, Virginia

Hunt for Escaped Killer Spreads Over Many States; Jailbreak ‘Assertedly Planned on Impulse

Escaped Slayer Eludes FBI: $300 Reward Is Posted   Manhunt for Earl McFar land Spreads from Ohio fo Virginia

Britain Sneers at Action of U.N. Political and Security Committee as “Passing the Baby.”

Committee To Study Veto Vote Privilege   United Nations. Sidetrack Immediate Action On Problem

Name Grouy ToExamine VetoPower   Britain Advances Seven Suggestions For Softened: Veto

Veto Question Is Given to Subcommittee  Immediate Action on Controversial Issue Thus Delaved

VETO ACTION SIDETRACKED   U. N. Sub-Committee Named to Study Proposals On Disputed Issue

PASSING THE BABY  United Nations Committee Aqain Delays Veto Action

Sub- Committee To Study Use Of Veto Power   Opposed by Britain, U. S. and Australia, But Is Voted, 35-8

Threat To Permit Draft Law To Die Poses a Problem   Replacements Hard To Find as Men in Army are Released

GENERAL OBJECTIVES OUTLINED FOR ARMY   Rapid Demobilization Is Desired Undersecretary Tells Committee

War Department Anxious to Bring Gls Home Quickly   Over 5 Million Discharged Since VE Day, Says Report

War Departmen Anxious fo Get Soldiers Home  Has Two General QAhiartivac in Adin,

Threat To Let Draft Law Die Adds Confusion   New Complication Ir Problem Of Demobili.  zation Renlacements.

CONGRESS TOLD ARMY EAGER TO GET SOLDIERS HOME AT QUICKEST POSSIBLE MOMENT

Seven Sent To Prison: Three Given Acquittal Over Russias Protest

Three Others Acaquitted   Remaining Seven Of Men Charged with War Crimes at NuernbergSentenced to Prison

DEATH SENTENCES ARE DECREED BY CRIMES TRIBUNAL FOR 42 OF HITLER’S GANG LEADERS   Goering, Ribbentrep and Ten Others Are Doomed. Hess Gets Life, Seven Sentenced to Prison  Over Russian Protest—Former Secretary of State Hull Suffers Stroke—-No Strike Letup

Tribunal Gives Lesser Sen_tences to 7 Others, Acquits Three   APPEALS MAY BE FILED   bast. —— REF 2 -ts in Acquittal of Von«:-apen, Sec  Fritsche -

Soviet Jurist Notes Dissent. In Acquittal Of Officials, Groups   Russian Protests Hess Should Die; Allied Council To Effect Findings

‘Temperatures   Goering and Ribbentrop Head List; Seven Given Prison Terms; Three  Acquitted Over Dissent by Russia

Judges of Britain, United States and France Join Ir Majority Opinion Which Will Be Appealed To Allied Control Council   DEFENDANTS STU:WNED UPON HEARING VERDIC?

Russia Dissents On Acquittal Of 3 Defendants   Goering, Von Ribbentrop and Ten Others Are Sentenced To Death

Three Acquitted Over Protests Of Russians   Prison Sentences For Seven; Appeal By All Possible

Russia Objects To Freeing VonPapen,  Schacht, Fritsche: Hess Gets Lite Term   MAJORITY OPINION

TEMPERATURES   Seven Hitler Henchmen Get Prison; Three Are Acquitted

Se hacht, Von Papen, Fritsche F reed; Russ Judge Dissents;  : Thinks All Should Be Executed ‘Guilty To Appeal To Allied  C. srvtps al Cam micaan Tn Rarln Rt Re Mice, BARE AA Bh EE ed, Bed Gell Sank

Russia Dissented Against Acquittal Decree; Protest Hess Should Also Hang

Hess to Go To Jail for Life Term   Keitel, Kaltenbrunner, Rosenberg, Jodl and  Frick to Dic; Raeder C  Gets Prison   'Doenitz Gets Term      Youth Leader and Arms Maker Are Given 20 Years

Sentence 7 To Prison, But 3 Win Acquittal   Goering, Von Ribbentrop and 10 Other Nazi Henchmen Are Candemned Tao Die On Gallows

Russian Judge Dissents on Acquittal of Three —Also Protests That Hess Should Hang— Three Freed, Von Papen, Schacht, Fritsche, May Be Tried by the Germans

Twelve Nazi War Leaders Sentenced to Be Hanged; Three Found Not Guilty   Hess, Funk and Raeder Escape With Sentence of Life Imprisonment; Yon Papen, Schacht and Fritsche (a Suicide) Decreed to Be Innocent

Oct. 16 Date Set For Death Of Hitler Gand:   Seven Sentenced To Prison, Three Acquiffed: Russia Protests = At Decision To Allow Rudolf Hess To Live: Appeals May Be Made

7 Sentenced © To Prison And 3 Not Guilty   Joachim Von Ribbentrop Included Among Nazi Big Shots Who Will “Owing”?   Russia Enters  Dissenting View   ‘Balmy’ Rudolf Hess, Wal. ther Funk and Admiral Raeder Draw Life Terma .

Ribbentrop Is Doomed; Hess Gets Life; Russia Denounces 3 Acquittals

Reds Profes! Acquittal of Three Nazis   Seven Sentenced to Prison, Hess Getting Life; Von Papen, One Of Three Acquitted:

Ribbenttop and Streicher to Die  Von Papen. Schacht Acauitted   Von Papen, Schacht Acquitted Hess Gets Life Imprisonment

Seven Sent To Prison, Three Are Acquitted   Russia Protests The Decision Of International War Crimes Court

Seven More Leaders of Hitler Gang Sentenced to Prison; Schacht, Von Papen and Fritsche Aquitted.   EXECUTIONS TO TAKE PLACE ON OCTOBER 16

seven Get Prison Terms,  Three Acquitted in Trial _ By War Crimes Tribunal

HESS GIVEN LIFE TERM IN PRISON   Von Papen, Schacht And Fritsche Are Freed by Court

Russia Dissents Or ‘Acquittal of Trio Of Nazi Leaders   Goering and Von Ribbentrop Head List of Those For Whom Decth Decreed

Seven of Hitler Gang Get Life   Soviets Protest Acquittal of Three Former Reich Henchmen

Seven, Including Hess, Get Prison Jolts; Von Papen, 2 More Found Innocent

Ten Other Nazi War Gangsters Will Be Hanged   Russia Protests Acquittal Of Franz Von Papen. Hjalmar Schacht And Hans Fritzche; Soviets Also Think Rudolf Hess Should Die Instead Of Getting Life      Judges Of Britain, U.S. And France Join In Rendering Majority Opinion   Those Aequitted May Be Tried By.Germans Under Denazification Law If They Return To American Zone, According To Legal Advisers. History Is Written

Ribbentrop And Goering To Be Hanged   Seven Receive Prison Terms; Three Acquitted

Goering Will Lead Parade To Gallows   War Crimes Tribunal Sends 7 to Prison--Von Papen Aeniistta-d

Tribunal Gives Lesser Sentences to 7 Others, Acquits Three   APPEALS MAY BE FILED      RK ee and a~ts in Acquittal of Vone:-apen, Schacht, Fritsche

Northern Democrats Plot on How to Regain House Contro They Lost to Southerners

Rival Camps Seek Control OfDemocrats      Northern New Dealers Gird For Long Fight Against Conservatives

Democrats Gird For House Fight   Southern Bloc Challenges Northern New Dealers

Fight Loom: Over Party Control   Northern Democrats Predict Southerners To Have Short Reign

Truman Plans To Fly Today ~ To Washington   Spends Christmas At Home; Visits 94-yearOld Mother

TRUMAN GOES HOME FOR HOLIDAY DINNER   President Flies To Missouri To Spend Christmas With His 94-¥ear-Old Mother *-

Many Concerns Declared Not Paying Taxes  Not Qualified To Do Business In Canta Sauce faal

Ship Strike Looms Now For June 15   Government Agencies Plan to Use Facilities In  Maritime Walkout

RETAIL PRICE OF SOFT COAL 10 BE RAISED   Anthracite Fields Are Struck as Bituminous Issues Are Finally Settled.

MINERS ON STRIKE TODAY   Eastern Railroad Picketed By Striking Engineers, Trainmen

Soli Coal Miners Back on the Job   200,000 New Jersey Commuters Hurt by Rail Strike

LEWIS ORDERS STRIKE IN THE HARD COAL PITS   Rail Brother hoods Threaten to Tie Up Service

President Aims To Increase Food For Other Nations   Calls Conference To Work Ont Plan To Reduce Food Consumption In U. 8.   DESIRES TO SEND MORE FOOD ABROAD

CALLS PARLEY IN FOOD CRISIS   Truman Conference on Lower U.S. Consumption Includes Herbert Hoover

OPA Leaves Unanswered Question of Steel Price: Effect on eRtail Goods

OPA SILENT ON COST OF STEEL PRODUCTS   Mill Increases Range From $2 To $12 A Ton

No Data Yet About Price Hikes Due to  Steel Price Jump OPA Says Producer And Distributor to Help Absorb Margin

Housing Controls Lifted by FHA To Aid Renters   Financing of New Units to Be Liberalized by Agency

More Controls Over Housing  Are Removed   Government Also Eases Financing  For Rental Builders

Several Housing Curbs Removed  Series Of Industrial Restrictions Dropped

Liberalized Housing. Rules Announced   Financing for Builders of Rental Units Ordered ne tr ae Eased

Labor Crises Face Nation This Week   New York City Mavor Appeals To Union

BOARD HONORS BAUM   Veteran Member of School Board Is Tendered Testimonial

OPA To Study — Price Policy   Agency Backs Dowr Somewhat on Previous Ruling on Meals

OPA Backs Up On Restaurant RollBack Order Stand   Price Agency ‘Reviewing’ Its Price Policy Becaus Of Widespread Protests From Industry; Asks Hardship Proofs

OPA Will Review Cafe Price Policy  Restaurants Promise Pet, WH . wre_* Gg

UPA to Review lts Restaurant Price Decision Agency Backs Down Somewhat From Order Rolling Back Prices  WIDESPREAD PROTESTS - FROM INDUSTRY CITED  Hardshin Must Be Proven:   WIDESPREAD PROTESTS - FROM INDUSTRY CITED   Hardship Must Be Proven; Milwaukee Judge ssues Iniunction

OPA TO REVIEW CAFE RALLBACK   Restaurants Promise Fight To Finish On Meat Meal Prices

OPA ASSAILED  FOR ROLLBACK  OF MEAL PRICES   Government Agency Backs Away Somewhat From Stand-Pat Decision      INJUNCTION SOUGHT IN MILWAUKEE COURT

RESTAURANTS FIGHT ORDER   Threaten Injunction Sui  Unless OPA Retracts Price Rollback

MEAL PRICE GUT REVIEWED BY QP:   AGENCY BACKS AWAY FROM DECISION AS RESTAURANT MEN PROMISE FIGHT.

Proof of Hardship Is Still Requested   Threat of ‘Fight to Finish’ Brings Action

OPA Reviewing Order to Roll Back Meat Menu Prices  Restaurants Had Promis ed ‘Fight to the Finish’

RUSS BLAME GREEKS FOR WAR FOMENT   Soviets Cicim Greek Government Threat to Peace

Gromyko Cilmaxed Bitter 10-hour Council Session Last Night by Dawn Efforts to Adjourn til Tuesday — Prosente Surprise Proposal to Cotinail.

Wants It — Before § bas 5 Elec tions —      CHARGES THAT PRESENT GRE GOVERNMENT, SUPPORT BRITAIN IS THREAT TO P

Soviets Seekina To Bring Greeks, British Before UN   Russians Endeavor to Get Action Before Sunday’s Elections

Ukrainians Say Monarchy Stirs Balkans   Gromyko Asks Troop Facts; British Bliswed tw Cexepa

Reds Fighting Athens Ballot   Exiled King George Figures in U. N. Row

Russ Stir U.N. Row on Greece   Try to Force Hearing On Balkan Friction

VETS DEMAND RAPIDO PROBE   Inquiry Into Costly River Battle in Italy Asked  In Resolution

Manufacturers Are Divided on U.A.W. Proposed Meeting   Nash and tord Say They Won't Attends Others” Accept Invitation for Conference

Ford And Nash Will Not Attend ..  Car Mansdackansis = Split Over CIO Proposal For Production Conference

82 LEFTISTS KILLED   Premier Striving To Form 3 Cabinet in Greece

Drop Litvinoff From Kremlin’s  Official Family   Former Ace Diplomat Re. leased From “Other Duties’ *as Deputy -Forsign Minister

PARTY FOR BENEFIT OF SOLDIER’S FUND   Will Take Place At Parkville Fire Engine House Next Friday Evening—$142 Contributed Thus Far

PLAN FUND FOR DISABLED VETERAN   Parkville Fire Company Will Sponsor Movement On Behalf Of Pvt. Burnell W. Wagner, New Oxford R. D. 1

, Can ' Control Milit Fy" Situation Ie. ‘Hig hty - Inflammable ye A

Woman Marooned 14 Days on Isle Husband, Guest Lost as Boat Sinks

Woman Marooned 14 Days !s Saved   Husband and Friend Lost When Mountainou: Seas Sink Boat

Wreck Victim Found on Isle   Woman Survives for Two Weeks on Lonely Rock Off West Coast

British And Arab  Troops Seeking To Halt Rebellion   Join In Drive To Throttle Rebellion Against Palestine Immigration Rans   JERUSALEM IS LIKE BESIEGED FORTRESSS

BRITAIN. INSTITUTES SECURITY MEASURES THRUCUT HOLY LAND   Jorusalem Has All Aspects 0 Besieged Fortress

British and Arab Troops in Palestine Are Taking Extraordinary Precautions

A rgentina will answer U.S. charge   Some diplomats  may be called

NETHERLANDS DELEGATE  ) BRANDS SOVIET-SPONSORED CHARGES AGAINST GREECE  PERF

SOVIET FIGHTS FOR UKRAINE BEFORE I} N   Gromyko Insists on Hearing Complaint Against Greece

STRIKE BAN PUT BACK ON SHELE   Vetoed Labor Disputes Bill Held Up Until Next Year

Case Labor Bill Backers Might Call Off Fight   Fo Work Instead For Modi. fied Version of President ‘Fruman’s Emer: geney Strike Bill

FIGHT FOR CASE BILL POSTPONET   BACKERS DECIDE TO WITH: HOLD EFFORTS TO REVIVE MEASURE TILL 1947.

Case Labor Bil Backers Press Truman Version  Agree To Postpone Measure’s Revival  pnwt wLraeescreoe

CASE LABOR BILL FIGHT DROPPED   Proponents to Work for Pas: sage of Emergency Measure

Delay Fight On Case Bill   Work On Presidential Labor Proposal Plus Acceptable Parts Of Case Bill.

75,000 State Miners Facing Work Stoppags By Cancerous Coal Dispute

Report Truman, Cabinet Devise Settlement Plan   Deny Snyder Tells Press Pay Hike, Health Find Involved In Proposal

Soft Coal Strike Is In 40th Day   White House Aide Scotches Report by Detroit News Truman Has Settlement   Top Officials Attempt to Get Policy on Waoes. Prices

Mayor and CIO Head In All-Nicht Talks:   Murray Speeds Toward“Gotham, Already Preparing ‘For Stoppage Tonisht .

BELIEVE DEATH FALL ACCIDENT   Clear Lake, Dubuque Men Are Questioned

Goering Takes Stand   Tells Origins, How He Came ta Join Hitlerites

GOERING TAKES WITNESS STAND   Tells Of Joining Party After Hearing Hitler Rip Treaty

Goering Begins Testimony Today   Mentions Medals Won During First Questioning

Goering Begins Dramatic Fight For Life Outlining Career, Hitler Meeting

—HERMANN TELLS OF HIS CAREER— Goering Takes Stand In War Trial At Nuernberg  Former Nazi No. 2 Leader Wears Gray  TY *#£ £00 7"%ct TR Y¥en.w.lj gf Awww I ORT. 2.

Goering Traces Early Membership with Nazis in War Crimes Defense

GOERING OPENS DEFENSE CASE AT NUERNBERG   Wears Undecorated Gray Uniform As He Begins His Defense At War  Crimes Trial.

GOERING OPENS OWN DEFENSE   Once Gay Air. Chief Relates; * Slory of Career at War Crimes Trial.

GOERING BECINS HIS FIGHT FOR ~— LEIFE AT TRIAL   Former High Ranking Nazi Defends Past Record-—Proud OF Helping Hitler

Goering Takes  Defense Stand   Relates Early Talks With Hitler, Denies Being Political Leader

Goering Opposed Weimar Republic   No. 2 Nazi Takes Stand In Defense at Nuernberg

Goering on Stand Today   Tells of First Meeting With Hitler In 1922 .

Goering Testifies In Own Defense   Tells Of First Meeting With Hitler And How He Appealed To Him

JOUN W. TAYLOR OF DEFIANCE PASSED AWAY   Prominent Citizen) and Church Worker Had Reached the _ Ape of 73

OBITUARY OF  JOHN WASHINGTON TAYLOR WRITTEN   Defiance. Resident Pussed To His Eternal Reward On February 23

4 North China Leaders Lost On U.S. Plane   Speedy Unification  Threatened as Hope is Abandoned for 14

Alfred Cline To Spend His Life In Prison   si Coast Forgerer Draws Nine Consecutive Terms af Fram, One ta 1-4  Voaors

Cline Gets Nine Terms in Prison.   Judge Calls Convict “One-Man Crime, Inc.” in Passing Sentence

Arrest Is  Made in La Salle Hotel   Major; Corporal Also In $1,500,000 Theft At German Castile.

OFFICERS HELD IN JEWEL THEFT   Arrest WAC Captain and Colonel Husband

PACIFIC OUR OCEAN, SAYS TOURING SOLON   Rep. Izac, California, Ex: plains Position Of United States

79TH CONGRESS COMES TO AN END   Leaves Record of International Cooperation With President But Opposition With Affairs At Home.

79th Congress Adjourns; Record Includes Appropriations Of Nearly 95 Billions   ) Mombers Return To Dis. tricts To Prepare For Coming Elections

DEADLOCK AT “PARIS PARLEY. ~ I$ UNBROKER   NO! AGREEMENT _YET-ON-ITAL IAN THEATY —SECURITY COUNCIL AWAITING IRAN REPORTS

Balkan Treaties Next Issue at Paris Meeting   Rift Widens at Security Council Meet in New York

BIG 4 TACKLES BALKAN TANGLE      Paris Conference Unable To End Venezia Giulia, Trieste Deadlock

GOVERNOR AGAIN TALKS OF BONUS   Lausche Says Veterans’ Aid Might Cost $100,000,000

PRESS ACTION FOR PAY BILL   Way Is Cleared for Vote Soon on Measure To Set Minimum Wage

TO ADDRESS D.ALK   At The Regular Meeting Of The Wellobore Chapter. ar

STATE REGENT TO ADDRESS D.A.R   At The Regular Meeting Of The +» Wellsboro

‘No Room For Liberals’ Sen. Pepper, Ill At Chicago, ‘Cancels Address At Appleton

VIRTS ELECTED AS BRUNSWICK MAYOR TUESDAY   Head Of Fire Company Wins Easily; Mrs. Coffman Beaten   THREE NEWCOMERS NAMED TO COUNCIL

UNO Security Council Named   General Assembly Overrides Proposal to Delay Electing Six Members

UNO ASSEMBLY ELECTS FULL SECURITY COUNCIL   Four Ballots Required to Choose Six Temporary Members From Small Powers

Nations Elect Council Armed To Keep Peace      Non-Permanent Members Named Over Russ Plea For Delay in Vote

U.N. 0. SECURITY COUNCIL FORMED   FIXING OF QUOTAS OF ARMED FORCES MAY COME AT EARLY DATE.

UNO Assembly Picks Members  For Council   Australia, Poland, Brazil. Netherlands, Egypt, Mexi mo Nama.       SOVIET MOVE DOWNED

UNO Security Council Chosen Over Red Veto   Australia, Brazil, Poland Elected For Two Years

UNO Security Council Ready To Begin Tasks   Invested With Power'to In voke Armed Force For Preservation of Peace; Russia Overriddéey ~~

Vital Security Council Is Formed by UNO Assembly   Britain Presses for Immediate Organization of Air,  Sea and Land Services

UNO Overrides Opposition Of Russians To Name Six Nations On Security Council

Hoo LOGt Ih UNO ot URITY COUNCIL VOTE   Assembly Overrides Proposal  to Delay Election of  Peace Police.

Security Council Is Formed By General Assembly of United Nations Organizatior

Council to Keep World Peace — Formed by UNO   Russian Objections To Name Six Nations Overridden

All-Powerful  ‘Council  Ts Selected   Australia, Brazil, Poland, Mexico, Egypt and Netherlands Hold seats on Vital Security Assembly

SEGURITY FORGE FORMED BY UNC   Soviet Proposals For Postponing Election Are Over-Ridden

Council Overrides Soviet Bid to Delay Election   Assembly Chooses Brazil, Australia, Poland for 2 Years

Nat. 600 000 000—0 30 ‘Am. 200 190 24x12 14]   $2, 500,000 on Hand to Defeat Truman, Whitnaw’e Threat

HUNTINGTON EDITOR TO TRY FOR SENATE SEAT   AMERICANS DEFEAT NATIONAL LEAGUE 12 TO O   TRAINMEN'S HEAD SAYS TRUMAN DEFEAT SURE, Cry HE WILT NOT HAVE TO SPEND ‘HIS’ MILLIONS

BRT President Confident  Truman to Lose  Says Will Not Be Necessary To Snend Pinde

Won’t Need Money To Defeat Truman, Union Head Says   A. F. Whitney Thinks Railway Trainmen Need Not Use Their $?7.500.000.

 Overconiwence mo  ‘Train Union Is   Confident of Defeat ‘of President Truman

VETS HOUSING PLAN STUDIED      Legion Takes Up Problems Of Veterans Following Talk by Sen. Myers

Myers Blames ‘Incidents’ — On: Russia.   Legion. Convention Hears U. 5, Senator, Gets Down to Business

Legion Votes Admittance Of Seabees   Committees Study Veterans Housing Program at Meeting

Man Wanted For Shooting Is Dead   Wounded Couple at Carnegie, Okla., Found Dead In Car at Tulse

Red Officer Indicted as Spy  Despite Plea From Russia   Federal Grand Jury Takes Action After U. 5. Refuses to Drop Case

FEDERAL JURY INDICTS RUSSIAN   Alleged Spy Faces 5 Counts; Reds Want CAse Dropped

INDICTS REDIN ON FIVE COUNTS   Action Follows Soviet Note Seeking End of Case

America Rejects Russian Request  Federal Grand Jury Indicts Lt. Redin

Federal Grand Jury Indicts Soviet Agent   Action Follaws State De partnent’s Rejection Of Moscow Request ‘To Drop “Spy” Cause

2 MEN SNATCH $3,000 OUT OF CARLISLE BANK   Young Bandits Make Getaway in Car and Head Toward Des Moines

Frankly Speaking   Expressions on Past, Present and Future Items of Interest  —.. TrAaATrTS  Wreare ws.

Secret Naval Document Is Given Probers   Memorandum Written By Capt. Kramer Studied

Committee Reads Kramer Papers On Pearl Harbor   Contents Kept Secret But May Be Used For Questioning Witness

_CAPITAL STRIKE DEADLOCK Hotel Heat Stays On But 3 Forced to Close

3 Jap Commanders Sentenced to Hang For Cannibalism  Convicted of Feasting on Executed U. S. Airmen

Trainmen’s Votes   Favoring Strike Action Will Await Final  T.71.. te Baw Dawe

U. S. Offers To Waive All Claims To German Assets Within Austria

DECLARED BY U.S   Refuses to Recognize Rec Confiscation There of German Assets

Truman Backs Edwin Pauley   President Declares He Will Not Withdraw  Nomination

PLANE TRAGEDY FATAL TO FIVE   Army Transport Hurtles From Overes*, Crashes Near Memphis, Mich.

Housing Contract Of $3,000,000 Given to Carson  ' Construction Company will Treitit port  ee ee eee) Pe ee

Housing Contract Of $3,000,000 Given to Carson  Construction Compan Will Transport Needed Facilities

Veterans Refute Regent's Charge   Students Deny Walkout At WTSC Is Un-American

ITALY WANTS IN WORLD BANK   United States. Plans to Back italian Request

ITALY TO SEEK MONETARY SEAT   U. S. Indicates Support Will Be Given To Bid

ltaly Candidate For World Bank  Three-Way Race For Permanent Site

Planes, Ships And Trucks Be Called On   Government Leaders Abandon Hope For Averting Strike

Last-Minute Con: iferences Being Held   JOHN STEELMAN DECLINES TO MAKE ANY COMMENT AFTER MEETING WITH LEADERS oe OF TWO UNIONS - .

Last Minute Conferences Held By Advisor Steelman as Zero Hour Of 4 o'clock Is Awaited By Nation   PLANES, TRUCKS SHIPS MOBILIZED

Wealthy Heir Beats Child   Shoots Nine-Year-Old Four Times. Saying ‘Mind Must Have Snapped’

Confessed He Shot Girl When Advances Refused   James Lincoln Not Suspected In Kidnan Case Occurring in January

J. F. Lincoln, Jr., Held for Beating Child   Son of Wealthy Cleveland, O.. Man Alen Shantce Youngest er

British Loan Hurdles Its First Barrier  Opponents Split   Opponents Split On Attempt To Block Measure

BRITISH GREDIT CLEARS HURDLE   Senate - Approved Bil! Comes Up For 4-Day Debate In House

House Takes Up Senate Version Of British Loan   Truman Says Defeat 0! Bill Would Imperil World - EconomicCo-operation

British Loan Clears First House Barrier   Truman and Byrnes Appeal for Approva Of Bill as Debate  Begins in Chamber

Administration Wins First Hurdle as‘British  Loan Debate Opens   Defeat Would Imperil UN, Truman Says

BRITISH LOAN SURVIVES TEST IN HOUSE VOTE   Measure Is Formally Placed Before Body For Four-Day Debate   TRUMAN AND BYRNES FIGHTING FOR BILL

British Loan Clears its First House Barrier  Truman and Byrnes   Truman and Byrnes Make New Appeals  For Ratification

First Test in House Is: Won by Disputed Loan to Britain   Formal Vote on Measure Clears Barrier by 181 As Against 67

British Loan Clears ‘First Barrier  in 181-67 House Vote   President Advises That Its Defeat Would Imperil U. N. Plan for World Economic Co-onerction

House Debating ~ Vital Measure; Security Citec   Defeat of Bill, Says President, Would Imperil U.N. Plans

Loan Hurdles  First Barrier  Oe   Day Hearing Approved Rs Hance. 183:67°°°°

Administration Wins First Hurdle as British  ‘Loan Debate Opens  ae. 2 2 &::.@ SS «+. 82:2 6 m™ ££ .»« Bas. 68 4... SR AEG " . ee   Defeat Would Imperil UN, Truman Says

"pilish-tgan ls Voted Onto ~~ House Floor   Opponerts Split, Perniit __ Bill Consideration, Trumuts, Ryy-as Issue Pleas

British Loan Issue Reaches House Floor   Truman and Byrnes Appeal for Approval As Debate Opens

LOAN CLEARS FIRST HURDLE   Favorable Vote Recorded On Motion to Place British Credit Before House

Industrialist ‘Welcomes Investigation   Promises Real Story of Shipbuilding to Startle Public

Kaiser Promises Real  Explosion In Probe   Industrialist Welcomes Investigation; Says East Tried To Drive California Out Of Steel Industry

KAISER HOPES FOR PROBE OF CONTRACTS   Seeks Opportunity to Tell His Story. ‘Charges “Plot”

KAISER GLAD PROBE 10 COME   industrialist. Says Results May Be Like Atomic Blast; Higgif, ‘Is Angry

Kaiser Says He Is All For Probe   Defends His Wartime Operations; Fights For Own Steel Plant

KAISER MAKES PLOT CHARGE   INDUSTRIALIST SAYS HE WELCOMES SENATE INQUIRY. AND WILL “EXPLODE BOMB"

Kaiser Welcomes Probe Demanded By Sen. Bridges   Says He Will Tell Story Of His War Time Industry At Any Time He Is Called   OWES THE RFC MANY MILLIONS

Martinsburg Ask: For Coal Relief  Shortage Acute; Asks Federal Help

Coal Stock Low In W. Va. City   Martinsburg Sends Appeal Far Help ta SFA

First Day of Fall Drops Mercury   Auiiumn Ushered in at 9:41A M on Winasof Norther

RUSSIAN ATTEMPT T0 BLOCK PROBE HALTED BYU. 8, AND BRITAIN  BYRNES LEADS VERBAL. BATTLE AGAINST RED AMBASSADOR’S PLANS

—OTHMAN—  Othman Takes to The Arts  Visit to Louvre Finds Writer

Rats, Cesspool, Outhouse Are Some of Epithets Provoked bv Bilbo in Sedate Senate

Senate Filibuster  In Twelfth Day   Supporters Of F.E.P.C. May Give Up Fight If Filibuster Is Not  Broken Next Week

FILIBUSTER - IN BALANCE           SUPPORTERS MAY GIVE UP ATTEMPT TO GET VOTE ON FEPC IN NEAR  _ FUTURE

MEAT SHORTAGE   Phila. Packers Cut Off Deliveries Tc 2500 Retailers

C10 Head Ends Part  In GM Talks   Thomas To Await ‘Indication GM Wants Strike Ended’

Thomas Refuses To Attend Conference:   Other CIO Officials To Carry On Parley On G-M Strike

Absence Of GM Head Irks Thomas  Reuther To Take Charae Of Deleantion

Delegates Work To Underlings In Conference   Mediator Dewey Appears Pleased With Result of Meeting

UAW Chief Quits GM Strike Talks   Thomas Charges GM Head Not Attending Latest Sessions; Efforts To End Nation’s Steel Walkout Still Deadlocked

THOMAS 10 TAKE NO FURTHER PART IN Gi. M. PARLEY   Auto Uniun Head Says He Will Stay Away Until Firm Indicates It Wants to Settle Strike.   NEGOTIATIONS TO GO ON WITHOUT HIM   Mediator Dewey Asserts Dispute Over Maintenance of Membership Is One of Top issues.

MINISTERS EYE COMPROMISE IN RUHR PROBLEM   ‘Big Four’ Aids Reassemble In Attempt To Erase All Remaining Disputes

Compromise On French Demands  In Ruhr Likely  British Propose Kederatian Plan

See Compromise On Frencii Plan  a Detachment of uke Fram Poaickh

Compromise On Ruhr Said Possible    French May Agree To Federation For The Area

Compromise on French Demand  For Ruhr Likely   Ministers Seek To Effect Aaqreement on Italy's Treaty

RUHR ARSENAL ISSUE NEARS AGREEMENT   Compromise On French Demands Possible   BIG FOUR   Foreign Ministers Resume Efforts To Reach Accord In Europe

France May Alter Demands for Ruhr  British Proposal May Be Acceptable

France May Alter Demands for Rubi  v4 ay be Pr Aopess al ceptable

Compromise On Ruhr Sought From French   Allies Join In Fete In Honor Of Victory; Review French Parade

‘Hint Possible Compromise On French Demands   Big 4 Foreign Ministers  Believed Able To Agree Oyen Rirhe

COMPROMISE 1S POSSIBLE   Would Solve French Demands on Handling Of Ruhr District

Compromise  On Ruhr Seen   Predict Big Four Agree. ment On Detachment Of Area From Reich.

France May Accept Ruhr Compromise,  Report Says   Federation Of Area Proposed By Britain At Ministers Pagley

FOREIGN MINISTERS MAY REACH ‘COMPROMISE ON RUHR DISPUTE: INOW DISCUSSING ITALY AGAIN

DEATH EDICT ISUPHELD BY MACARTHUR   LAST APPEALS LOST BY LEADER OF MANILA RAPE

Doomed Slayer Eludes Police   Ex-Marine Who Fled Cell Still At Large

WIDE SEARCH IS CONTINUING FOR RAPE-KILLER, 2¢   Earl McFarland, Ex-Marine, Still at Large After Daring Jail Break

Slayer, Former Marine, At Large After Escaping From Jail In Washington, D. C.

Marine Veteran Huding Police   Man Escaped When Allowed To Play Cards.

Probe Story Condemned Men Played Cards with Guards Before Break,

Fleeing Killer Eludes Police   Guadaleanal Veteran At Larve in Capital

Lone Slayer Is At Large   Guadalcanal Veteran Flees From Capital

Washington Jail Break  Brings Investigations   Joseph D. Medley Recaptured; Police And FBI Push Hunt For Earl McFarlane

JAIL ESCAPEE ELUDES POLICE   Search ts Extended to Northeast Ohio District

Kills Wife, Shoots Neighbor Woman, Then Ends Own Life  Triple Shooting Occurs   Triple Shooting Occurs About Four Miles From Rolla

Kills Wife, Shoots Neighbor Woman, Then Ends Own Life  Triple Shooting Occur: About Four Miles From Rolla

SEARCH WIDENED FOR MISSING PLANE   11 Aboard Ship Which Disappeared in Snowstorm

Missing Plane Beine Huntes   Search Is Renewed For Western Air Lines Plane With Eleven Aboard

SEARCHING FOR. ~ MISSING: PLANE   -AIRLINER—THAT—WAS-—HEARD “THREE MINUTES BEFORE. . SCHEDULED LANDING = IS BEING SOUGHT

 INVESTIGATORS PROBE RUINS FOR FIRE VICTIMS   Cause of Worst Hote’ Blaze in History Still Unkonwn

Winecoff Hotel Ruins Probed Fo Cause Of Blaze  Decth Toll  Stands  »,

FOUR BODIES ARE UNCLAIMED IN ATLANTA BLAZE   Death List Set At 120 Lives After ‘Fire-Proof’ * Hotel Burns

Investigators Seek Cause of *Tire in Atlanta   Death Toll Reaches 120 With Four Bodies Yet to Be Identified

Open Probe Of Cause of Hotel Fire   Seek Identification of Bod ies as Those of Four Girls  Missing at Atlanta

ATOMIC BOMB SUPPLY TO STAY SECRET   U. S. Will Give No Facts Until Treaty Is Signed

U. S. Says It Will Keep Atom Bomb Facts Secret   Byrnes Expected To Give UN Full Explanation ‘of Nation’s Disarmament Stand

AMERICA WILL SIT TIGHT ON BOMB SECRETS   Decision Brings Conflict With English  and Russians

INFORMATION ON ATOMIC BOMB T0 BE KEPT SECRET   Will Be Closely Guarded Until Senate Approves Safeguard Treaty

ACTION ON BILL BEFORE NEXT TUESDAY IS AGREED UPON BY THE HOUSE LABOR COMMITTEE   Decision Is Announced As Government Officials Strive To Head Off Threatened Steel Strike end End Meat Industry Tieup   SEIZURE OF MIDWEST TRUCK LINES IS URGED

MEAT SUPPLY DROPS LOWER   . . Wage Disputes Affect Over A Million Workers

Midwest Senators Urging Truman to Seize Truck Lines   886,000 Idle, Highest Number In Recent Years

Fact-Finding Showdown Seen   House Committee Agrees to Act Before Tuesday on Bill

Strike Brings Nation: Wide Meat Crisis   President Also Studying Other Work Stoppages

Quick Congressional Move On Fact-Finding Board —  Investigations Indicated

House Labor Group Agrees to Act on Presidential Bill   Acts as Negotiators Endeavor to Settle Two Major Disruptions

Parleys Started ToWind Up Rows   Steel, Meat Heads In Conference At  White House

Labor Committee Agrees to Act Before Tuesday on Fact-Finding Legislation  In Labor Troubles.      886,000 ARE IDLE THROUGHOUT NATION

Senators Urge Chief To Take  Truck Lines   13. Midwestern Lawmaker: Contend That Negotiation: Have Failed.   PACKERS, UNION TALK

Legislators : ert Midwest As 3  Truman to Act   Conferences To Settle Meat,.. Head Off Steel Strikes Under Way . :

‘Nation's Soft Coal Industry Shut ‘Down by Strike   400,000 Miners Walk Off Jobs With Claim Contract Terminated

U.S. Soft Coal Industry Idled By UMW Strike   Bulk of 400,000 in — Lewis’ Union Abide  By No-Contract Edict

Miners Follow Lewis But Say They Don’t Want To Strike, Especially Not At Christmas. 

Stars and Stripes Still Wave Over Deserfed Mines   Coal Diggers Ignore Plea To Stay on Job in Government-Managed Mines

Soft Coal Industry Shut Down   General Walkou Of Miners On— Situation Is Generally Calm

- —WALKOUT —Hard Coal Pits Also’  Idled —   ALL UMW. WORKERS OUT

UMW WALKOUT PARALYZES U. S COAL INDUSTRY   STARS AND STRIPES WAVE TODAY OVER MANY IDLE MINES

REPORT STRIKE SPREADING 10 HARD COAL PITS   Situation in Fields Calm as Stars’ and Stripes Still Wave over Mines

Mine Tieup  Spreads   Walkout of 400,000: Soft Coal Workers Augmented By Strike Of Havd Coal Miners

Soft Coal Industry Shut Down By Nation-Wide Stoppage At Mines   Anthracite Coal  Fields Also Hit   Alabama Mines Closed 100 Per Cent With 20,000 Workers Idle

Nation’s Soft Coal Mines Close Down   Total of 400,000 Workers Affected Bye Rig Walkout

Soft Coal Pits Idle As UMW  Strike Begins   400,000 Miners Qut as Walk out Spreads to Anthracite Fields.

Miners Disregard Federal Notices Asking Them Not To Leave Their Jobs

Termination Of Contract Strike Basis   400,000 U.M.W. Members Fail to Report on Jobs   Resulting in Complete   Shut-Down in Mines

Bituminous Coal Industry Closed   General W. alkout by UMW Emploves in Spite of Government Plea   NO VIOLENCE REPORTED   \ Few Non-Union and Progressive Miners Stay  on the Job

Miners ignore Federal Appeal To Stay on Job   Total Shutdown With Diggers Remaining Loyal To Their Leader

SOFT COAL STRIKE SPREAD INTO THE ANTHRACITE FIELD   100,000 UU. M. W. Predicted Their Walkout on Lewis's Opinion,   UNIONS CONTRACT UP   Traditionally the Miners Deo Not Work Without a Contract,

SOME WORKERS DROP PICKS AT HARD COAL PITS   Situation Reported Calm  Most Of Nation’s Fields As Men Stay Away

Strike Halts Nation's Soft Coal Industry   _ Walkouts Spread Into Anthracite Fields; Situation At Mines Generally. Calm

Walkout Hinges On No Contract. No Work Policy   Epidemic Work Stoppages Spreads Into Hard Coal Field Of  Pennsvivania   Stars and Stripes Wave Over Mines   Some Miners Reported As Saying They Hope Wilkont Won't Last

br Hundred Thousand Miners ‘Are Idle and Nation's Industry Threatened         MBEARTH OF COAL WILL BE FELT OVER NATION

PARALYSIS IN  NATION'S COAL FIELDS SPREAD WITH WALKOUT   Many Pits Closed Down Earlier;  Most Others Did Not Work Today

NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING IS CUT By 28 Per Cent   Comes As Means to Aid Veterans’ Housing Prooram.   SEEK TO AVERT A RAIL TIEUP   All Possible Freight Cars to Be  Diverted to Coasts.

Wyatt Faces New Fight With Small   Squabble Over NonHousing Building Permits Likely

Housing Expediter Wins Big Slash In Commercial Building, But Now In Squabble Over Its Administration

a pean  Mass Sy mpathy Walkout Halts Stamford Mills   Thousands Protest Failure To Settle Long Lock Plant Strike

Meat Prices Zoom Throughout Nation   However, Most Butchers’ Shelves Still Are Bare

Meat Prices Show Sharp Increases   Heavy Livestock Market ing Send Prices Down  from Tuesday’s Highs

Scattered Shops Report Rushing Business in Meat   Housewives Lucky Enough To Find Choice Cuts Don’t Quibble about the Prices

DU QUOIN SHOW HELD UP WHILE FILM GOES ON   Two Armed Men, Woman Rob Fox-Grand Of Over $500

McClellan, Hays Criticize Wallace   Senator Says Cabinct Member Would Hoist Red Flag Over U.S.

New Parley Called in Ship Strike   Bridges, Curran Invited To Negotiations Under Way’ ‘at Capitals Coast Also Scene of Confab

LEO DUSTER NEW CEMENT BLOCK MAN   Buys Factory From J. A. Mathey And Now Run nine Plant

Russia Still Has 6 Million Armed   Soviets Reported Giving Highest Priority To Atomic Development

Negroes Ask UN HelpEnd ‘Oppression’ In United States   1000 Delegates to Nation. al Congress Send Letter  to Lie

NEGROES PROTEST U.S. OPPRESSION’   . National Congress Requests  UN te Intarvena

FATHER SLAIN BY NAVY VET   FAMILY QUARREL 1N COLUMBUS HOME’ RESULTS IN FATAL SHOOTING EARLY SUNDAY

FATHER 1S SLAIN BY NAVY VETERAN   Shooting Is Reported Climax to Violent Family Quarre!

U.S. Backs New Rockefeller Offer to UN   Financier Offers $8,500,000 To Buy Site Along Hy East River

‘CITY-IN-CITY’ GIFT OFFERED IBY ROCKEFELLER   To Give $8,500,000 To Buy Land In Mid-Town Manhittar

ROCKEFELLER Bid FN HALEL   u. $., Russia Favor Site in Midtown Manhattan and $8,500,000 Gift

LOCATING UNITED NATIONS IN A CITY DELUXE WITHINI THE CITY OF NEW: YOou IC PROPOSED

Campaign Lives Up To Forecast Of Mud Slinging   Attack On Sigler Proves Boomerang; McKay Looms Again

State Primary At Boiling Point  Politicians Think Anvthing Can Happen

BRITAIN TO ARM ON U.S. PATTERN   Agree To Standardize Armaments With Those Of America

British Ready To Follow U.S.   Prepared To Standardize Armaments On U.S. Size And Pattern.

2 na ee ee  British  Empire Prepared To Standardize Arms With U.S.      Empire Countries Could be U. S.. Outposts In Any New War.

British Plan Arms Made ToU.S.Sizes      This Standardization Would Serve U. 8. by Providing Advanced  Rases Ta View   Would Save Time   VU RPRESUS WCEP, BREE  Plan Would Make U. S. Anglo Arsenal, Give Less Trovnhle

Newsprint Price  Rises $6.80 a Ton   Will Offset Drop in Value of Dollar; Boost of 48.9 Per Cent ‘in 3 Years

Price of Canadian Newsprint Boosted   Major Producers Annonnes Imime diate Rise Of $6.80 Per Ton

IRISH PEOPLE PAY HONOR TO GLENNON   Requiem Muss Celebrated for Cardinal at: Mullingar

Meat Sales Rulec By Black Mart, Senate Unit Told  Trade Says OPA Laxity Costs $1 Billion Yearly

BLACK MARKET HELD SCANDAL BY WITNESSES   Cut In Meat Supply Next 3 Months Predicted

“I Cannot Understand It,? Father of Maria Thurbi Says; Former Hushand Shocked

Father Saves 4, 4 Others Burnec  Hollidaysburg Fire Sunday Morninae

Choir Lovers Die in Quarry   Sunday School Pair Mysteriously Slain

Love scandal plays part in mill murders  Police queries hit ‘stone’ wall’

CHURGHMAN, PRETTY CHOIR CIN ClAIN   Mystery Death End of Love Affair That Caused a Town Scandal, *

Police Find  Love Notes Only. Clues   Former Head of Sunday School and Choir Singer Slain

Layman, Choir Singer Murdered  Bodies Are Found Together In Quarry

COPS OPPOSE POST-PARTY PRIVILEGES   Bombarded by Calls From Parents Hunting Own Youngsters!

MEAT SUPPLY BOING LOWER       P-R-5DEC-T-LO.N—MADE-—TILERE   “WILL ALSO BE LESS POUL>_   “TRY AVAILABLE THIS ~~~ “ YEAR

PEOPLE ARE WARNED OF FOOD SHORT AG   Meat Production To Drop 5 Per Cent In Week   By ROBERT T. BROWN International News Seorvic: Staff C'phreennnident

Padlocking 01 Vacant Renfal Units Sought   Officials Declare Similar Threats Have Washed Out

OPA UNWORRIED OVER LANDLORD PADLOCK MOVES   Number. Of Empty Apartments Through Nation Is Insignificant

Taylor Succeeds In Move to Oust Senate Colleague  Donart Will Oppose   Donart Will Oppose Dworshak in Race For Toga Next Fall

Senator Concedes Defeat; _ Late Returns Boost Lead ~ Set by Robins, Dworshak

CHIEFS OF © STAFF TO MEET SOLONS   _ Eisenhower, Nimitz  “Of ‘Demobilization

Army, Navy Officials Hope Parley In Congress Will Check GI Peeves

Demobilization Squabble   aa  Washington Chiefs  to Confer Tuesday

Hope Meet Will Stop Complaints   Congress May Take Demobilization In Hand

UNEMPLOYMENT DOUBLES IN MINERS’ STRIKE   bill  Steel Mills Are Hardest Hit As Workers Idle

Asks Voting Rule Change Be Junked   Problem Still Unsolved To day After Bitter Ses sion of Conference

Peace Conterence Voting Issue Is Blown Open By Molotov USSR Foreign Minister Against Commission's Voting Decision  NOTHING IS ACCOMPLISHED AT SESSION: RUSSIAN CRITICIZED FOR HIS DELAYS

He Insists On Junking Of Decision   Full Conference Battles Through Another Hot, Bitter Session With No Agreements

Two-Thirds Rule Again Requested   Problem of Voting Still Unsettled

GRAVE MISTAKE BLAME PUT ON U. $.. BRITAIN   Action, after Rules Approva By Committee, Threatens To Prolong Conference

Red Diplomat ~ Reiterates Vote Demand   Thought Settled in Committee, Issue Raised in Assembly

RENEWS HOT DEBATE OVER MAJORITY RULE   Evatt «Charges Filibuster

FORMAL VOTE ON WALKOUT TO BE TODAY   Mediators Adjourn In Auto Worker Pay Dispute

Santa Claus to Have Bigger Pack; Metal Toys Back, Supply Limited

Toymakers Promise Santa “Bigger Pack” For Nation’s Children This Christmas

More Toys to Be Available   But Limited Quantitie: Counsels Christmas Buying Early

Santa Claus To Carry Bigger  Pack Of New Toys At Christmas   Many Old Favorites To Be Back And Plenty Of New Ones: Early Buyers To Get Choice

Toy Industry Promises Full Load For Santa   Manufacturers Say Christmas Toy Supply To Be Largest Since 1941

Santa Is Expected To Carry Bigges: Pacle af Christmas Tove Since 1041

It Will Be First Come, First Served Santa Claus Will Carry Big Baa Of Tovs This Christmas

Santa Claus Will Carry Biggest Pack of Toys This Season Since 1941

Santa Claus in Gaudy Array  Christmas Toys Will Be In Great Volume Again

POSTWAR YULE DREAMS  ‘Old Faithfuls’, New Toys Will Jam St. Nick's Pack

Soviet Demand For Two Prisoners Set Stage For Incident   Yank MP’s Refuse To Give Up Man, Woman Sent to Russians

U.S. Has No Hoard of Atomic Bomb: Ready for Use at Moment’s Notice

Committee To Get Bill lor Rider   Another Solon Wants Palestine Open To Refugees

Foes of British Loan Pin Hope on Security Demand   Iinois Republican Will Ask; To Have Bill Sent Back To Committee   DIRKSEN’S MOTION ASKS COLLATERAL   Celler Would Make Action Contingent on Opening Palestine to Jews

SECURITY SOUGHT FOR BRITISH LOAN   Landis Makes Poll About Opposition of GOP Congressmen,

Don’t Pass Stopped Bus   Law Specific in Banning Driving Past School Bus Taking, Discharging Children

Vinson Now Heads U.S. High Court   Kentuckian Sworn in as Chief Justice at Elab orate Ceremony

Vinson Takes Office As New Chief Justice   Kentuckian Sworn in at Elaborate White House Ceremony

Ji us ti U ce ae sSworn tn—      THOUSANDS WITNESS HISTOR (CEREMONY ON SOUTH PORT ‘OF THE WHITE HOUSE...

VINSON TAKES OATH AS CHIEF JUSTICE OF U.S.   President Said Vinson Would Enhance Respect For Hich Tribunal

FRED VINSON SWORN IN AS CHIEF JUSTICE   Publie Is Admitted to Elaborate Ceremony on White House Portico.

Red Stand on Hungary Cited   Hungary Key Position In Russia’s New Zone  Of Influence   Wife Bies Two Hours After Husband

ROAD INQUIRY 1S CONTINUED   SENATE COMMITTEE TRYING TO LEARN OF SECRET AGREE- MENTS BACK OF INTERAMERICAN HIGHWAY

Navy F acing Lack of Fuel Oil for Ships   Crude Industry Faces Task of Relieving  Critical Situation

Relief from Qil Is Sought by United States Navy   Industry Is Facing One Of . Most. Difficult Of Peacetime Problems

Study Loans To Germany And Austria   U.S. Group Making Survey of Possible Industrial Revival

NO_CONFIRMATION” OBTAINED “OF STORIES RUSSIAN LEAD-. ER 19 SERIOUSLY ILL

bad or PVE PA A PM rrr  Mov ement e Labor to Shake Off Commies Aided by White House

Nation Badly ‘Needs United Foreign Plan   SEN. FULBRIGHT SAYS POLITICS HURTING AMERICA

U. 5. MEDIATORS MAKE FINAL BID TO BALK TIE-UP   NFTW Leader Says It’s Up To A. T. & T. As To What Action Union Takes

Telephone Strike Due Tomorrow   Conciliaters Seek Settlement In Wage Dispute

Conciliators Report “Some Progress’ Made  —_ gne nae D iinet Ae ee i ati

PHONE WALKOUT SCHEDULED FOR 6A.M. TOMORROW   U.S. CONCILIATORS REPORT ‘PROGRESS’ IN NEGOTIATIONS

TAFT DECLARES ~HEIS NOT IN RAGE   SENATOR PLEDGES G. 0. P. TO COMPREHENSIVE LABOR LEGISLATION.

Taft Declares Is Not An Active Candidate For The U. S. Presidency

Taft Not Seeking Presidency -- Ye  Ohio Senator Gives Address In Atlanta

Taft Says He's Not a Candidate For President   Pledges GOP Goodwill To South in Talk To Atlanta Crowd

VA to Take Hospitals when Staffs Ready   Stelle’s Claims Contradicted by Gen. Omar Bradley

TEMPERATURES   Molotov's Demands Build New Tension   U. S. Refuses To Jeopardize Security; Russia’s Position Meets Heated Retort; Fate Of United Nations Program At Stak

Baruch Would Keep A. Secret   Says Bomb Will Not Be Surrendered Until Assur ed No Others To Be Made

America Won’t  Give Up A-Bomk   “Surrender” of Weapon Out of Question At Present. Baruch Declares

SEE U. §. LEADER OF WORLD BANK   Shift in Policy Comes at Monetary Conference in Georgia

Gen. Gouraud, French , 2 : ES Fiz...   Squatter Movement Snreade ta Anctralis

Monarchists Demonstrate In Italy; Barracks Bombed, Naples Church Raided

MONARCHISTS RIOT IN ITALY   Disorders Put Down in Three Cities On Eve of King’s Exile.

Three Charged With Murder in Macon County   Accused of Drowning Blind’ Widow: in-.1941.. -After.’Gitt of F.

3 Farmers Face  Murder Charge   Accused Of Drowning Elderly Blind Widow Who Gave Them Farm

ti ree. Confess      FKarmers:Are. Charged With  ae Woman, 73, To’ _..  Gét: Possession: of. SR Aere Farm .

Allen Becomes Key Consultant For President   Reasons Many For Resignation As RFC Head

Allen's Resignatior Clears Way for Return as Advisor   Personal Financial Loss, Arguments Given as Reasons

Allen to Become Key Consultant   Quitting RF. . Leaves Him Free'to Aid: Truman Politically

Bare Trickle Exports Come From Germany   Occupation Costs 200 Million Yearly

Reece Asks Recapture Of OPA Price Controls   Responsibility for Lapse of OPA Controls Put on Truman by GOP Chairman — Reece Says President ‘Has Now Apparently Lost Control of Himself

Truman’s Veto Of OPA Inflationary,  Says GOP Leader   Reece, Republican National Chairman, Flay: President For ‘Throwing The American People Into Fires Of Inflation’

 DISCUSSIONS WILL FEATURE PTA MEETING   Parents, TeacHers to Learn What Is Expected of Both

WELLSBORO P.T.A.  MEETS NEXT WEEK      Program And Discussion: Will Be Held At Grade Building.

Union Sends Trains Back On Schedules   Nation’s Rail System Resumes as Walkout  Is Settled   MMT ETE OV OP ao OUTS  raye two  eee W See Aska Drastic Powers to Curb Strikes

HANS MAX HAUPT ATTEMPTS Supine   Convicted Traitor Slashes Wrist In Chicago Jail,

Soviet Delegates To Peace Parley Ark Australian   Russian Delegation Accused of Trying to Dominate Conferences

Australian Accuses Russian Delegation  Of “A Lot Of Lying”   Pent-Up Anger Of Conferees Breaks Loose When Beasley Challenges Veracity Of Vishinsky Over Issue Of Stalling Progress Of Meeting.

Dispute Big Four Decisions   Row Throws ltaly Debate Into Bedlam

‘Lot of Lying Is Charged to Reds At Paris Parley   Beasley, Vishinsky Turn Peace Meeting Into Scene of Bedlam

Australian Delegate Hurls Accusations at Other Delegates — Sharp Tongue Lashing of Soviets Given.

Peace Session Is In Turmoil With Qutburst  “We Refuse To Be Bullied,’’ Says

BEASLEY SAYS RUSSIANS DO “LOT OF LYING’   Conference Group Thrown Into Bedlam by Charge

AUSSIES CLAIM RUSSIANS ‘LIE’   PEACE PARLEY NOISY AS NATIONS BATTLE

Furious Delegate Stuns Conference By Bitter Attack   Claims Soviets Try to Bully Small Countries Opposed to Big Four

\ustralian Jenounces Joviet ‘Lies   Verbal Slugfest Disrupts Paris Meeting; Charges Reds Bully Others

AUSTRALIAN ASSAILS RUSS DELEGATION   Says They Have ‘Been Doing a _ Lot of Lying’

PEACE CONFAB BEDLAM AFTER BITTER CHARGES   Aussies, Irked By Soviet, Accuse Red Delegation Of “A Lot Of Lying’   BITTER WORDS HURLED   Delegates Shake Fingers At Each Other As Debate Rages At Paris

Meefing Thrown Info Turmoil By Australian   Makes Bitter Attack Against Vishinsky

WORD SLUGFEST BY AUSTRALIAN UPSETS PARLEY   Peace Conference Thrown in Bediam as Beasley Opens  Dittor Alarhae) Darrana

Row Touched Off By Vishinsky’s Charge That Australians Were Trying To Delay Convention; Adopt French Compromise   VISHINSRY DENIES MAKING STATEMENT

AUSTRALIAN CHARGES REDS WITH ‘A LOT OF LYING’ IN ANGRY PARIS PEACE SESSION

Accuse$ Reds Of Ly. ing And Bullying Other Nations — UPROAR ENSUES Hot Words Fly At  Peace Conference Session Today

Peace Session Is In Turmoil With Quiburs!   "We Refuse To Be Bullied,” Says Auctralian Envoy

Welcome Home Celebration For Adams County Veterans Of World War Ii On V-j Day

Final Plans Are Made For Second A-Bomb Test At Bikini: Big Blast Is Set For Wednesday

FIRST ‘DUMMY’ ATOM BOMB EXPLODED IN WATER  Final Plans Are Made For Second A-Bomb Test At Bikini: Big Blast Is Set For Wednesday

FOUR OTHERS N SERIOUS CONDITION   (ar Skids on Hill, Hit Broadside by (ther Machine

TEXAS TO CAST VOTES SATURDAY      Four State Officers And Five Congressmen Will Be Chosen

Storm Damage  _ Is Widespread   Heavy Rains, Cooler Ait Follow Heat Wave

Widespread Storms Hit Midwest. East   “Baltimore And Philadelphia Lashed As Floods Cause Damage In lowa

Storms Strike Midwest And Eastern Areas   Rain Belt Moves Slowly Southward; Breaks Heat Wave

STORMS BRING COOL WEATHER   Temperature Drop Due To Stay On For Several Days

BIG-4 COMPROMISES DEFENDED BY BYRNES   Cannot Achieve World Peace by Waving Magic Wand, Secretary Declares:

DEGAULLE NOT 10 BE CANDIDATE   French Legislature To: Elect President On January 16

De Gaulle Not To Seek Presidency   General Announces He Will Not Be A Candidate.

DE GAULLE NOT TO MAKE RAGE   French General Says He Will Not Be A Candidate For President Of Country’s Fourth Republic In January.

De Gaulle Not In Running For  President Job   Declines to “Preside, With Impotence, Over the Impotence of the State”?

DE GAULLE NOT A CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY   Wartime Leader Believes His Running ‘Not Best

Frank D. McKay Trial Opens In Jackson Today   Selection Of Jury Begins; Auditorium Scene Of Hearing

Conscience Is Clear, Stepinac  Says In Court   Yugotlav Prelate Declines To Defend Himself Until Triai Comes To End

Officers Believe There Will Be Another War   Resigned to Another War

Red Cross Total Now Is $4 817   British Veterans in Egypt Reconciled to View That a New War Is Inevitable

LENIENCY ENDS FOR PRICE ACT VIOLATORS   Local Board Chairman Says Penalties Must Be Imposed

CIO Head Says Goods Hoarded   Murray Says Hoarded Stockpile In Country Is Now Worth 37 Billions.

TO SUPPORT FRANCOPROBE   “tettinius Reliably Reported to Have Indicated He Will Favor Australian Move For U.S. Investigation.

Russians Boycott lranian Discussion   Big Powers in Agreement Over Proposal to Investiqate Franco

U.S. Favors Plan for Spain Probe   Stettinius Reported Ready to Go Along With Australian Proposal to U.N.

U. §. To Support Spain Inquiry   Stettinius Backs Australian Move

SOVIET BEATEN IN IRAN BATTLE, PLANS BOYCOTT   Stettinius Reported Set To Back Australian Move In Franco Dispute

U.N. Council Votes Russia Down On trar Case Dispute   Red Delegate Plans Boycott On Further Iranian Discussions

U.S. Swings Behind Move to Investigate Franco Government   Big Powers Seem Likely to Be Together on Proposal; Russia Fails to Get Iranian Case Stricken from Agende

Soviets Lose Battle Over Iranian Case   British Delegate Also to Back Australian Proposal Which Likely to Line Up Big 3 in Agreement 

U.N. Council Calls Recess; Soviet Peeved   Reds Defeated In Battle Over Iran Issue

Stettinius Ready  To Back Plan To Send Commission To Probe Charge: Against Franco's  Regime; Russians Are Defeated In  Iranian Issue

U.S. to Support UN Inguiry of. Franco’s Regime   “Council Takes Recess After Stormy  Russia-Iran Session

Australian  Plan Supported. By Stettinius   Soviet Russia Loses Battle To Have U. N. Security Council Drop Iranian Issue

U. 5. BACKING SPAIN PROBE   Russia Loses Battle To Dismiss Iran Issue From Agenda  CRANYKO ic DEEVER

STETTINIUS 18 REPORTED FOR U.N. PROPOSAL   May Ask Australian Delegate to Clarify Scope of Investigation

U. S. Delegate Indicates He'll Support Plan  Others Line Up Behind Proposal

U.N. SECURITY COUNCIL FACES NEW DEBATE ON SPANISH ISSUE; RUSSIA DEFEATED IN IRAN ROW

Russia Loses Fight to Drop  Iranian Case   Council to Take Up Spanish Case Tomorrow

To Probe Spain  Inqu iry Sugge sted   Inquiry Suggested By Australia; Russ Defeated on tran

U.N. Lining Up on Franco  Spain Stand   Russia Loses on Bid To Have Council Dro Iranian Case from Agenda Immediately

REPORT. 8. WILL BACK AUSSIE PLAN FOR FRANCO PROBE   Council Recesses After Rus _  sia Leses Battle Over —  fenn face

U. S. To Support Proposal For Probe Of Franco Spain   Stettinius Indicates Backing For Australian Suggestion; Mexico, Poland Also

Spanish Probe Expected To Be Approved   Council Agreement On Inquiry Proposal Believed Near

‘Australian Plan Gets New Backing   Showdown on Polish Demand May Be Delayed

Ul. S. Reliably Reported as Ready To Join Growing List of Delegates Behind the Proposal.      RUSSIA DEFEATED IN IRANIAN CASE

RUSS THREATEN BOYCOTT OVER IRANIAN ISSUE   Australian Proposal For Franco Inquiry Gaining Ground

In Line OnFranco   Powers Seem Agreed On Proposal to Have Committee Investigate

U.N. Council Is Set To Approve Franco Inquiry   One-Day Recess After Defeat Of Russia On

Stettinius Hints He Will Support Australian Plea   Stcurity Council in Recess After Stormy Session Over the Iran Issue

Report Stettinius Will Support Plan For Spanish Probe   Australia Proposal May Have Support Of Britain Delegate

U.S. May Back Inquiry Into Spain   Stettinius  May Support , Australian Proposal

America To Baek Aussies  At UNO   Proposal On Spain Probe Supported By Stettinius

Russia Loses in Effort To Drop lranian Dispute   Gromyko Threatens Boycott of Further Discussion of Issue

US. to Support Probe on Spain   Aussie Proposal Brings Mounting Tide for Council Investigation

Proposal For Probe Franco  Backed By U.S.   Stettinius Reported Back ing Australia’s Move After Council Votes to Keep  Iran Cuse on Agenda

Report That Stettinius — Will Support Move For IProbe of Franco Spain

U.S. Baek: Franco  Inquiry   Spanish Question Is Believed  Headed Toward Harmonious Ending

NITED NATIONS—   Oe Se ee “2 3  Soviets Are Defeated In Iran Battle  One-Day Recess For Delegates

\). S. MAY BACK SPAIN INQUIRY: REDS DEFEATED   Stettinius To Go Along Or Australian Plan; Iran © Kept On UNO Agenda

Spain Accord Nears   Great Powers Said Ready To Back Probe Of Franco's Regime  Pheer RERIUEETEN   RUSSIA REBUFFED

STETTINIUS FOR UN PROBE INTO SPANISH DEEDS   Australian Proposal Is Report: ed Gaining Support of All Meior Countries

Russia Voted Dewn on Iranian Issue; Council in Recess   Suggestion for Probe of Franco Spain Accepted Favorably

PROPOSAL T0 BE DISCUSSED BY COUNCIL   One-Day Recess Is Taken After Stormy Session In Which Russia Loses Battle Over Iran  a oe ee el hme hee = a t--m— «-

oO  Line Up for Probe   Council Takes Recess After Russia Loses iranian Case Battle

TURN EYES ON FRANCO AFTER IRAN DECISION   Soviet Russia Loses Battle Before Security Council On Iranian Question; U. S, Behind Australian Proposal On Spain.

IRAN PROBLEM WILL REMAIN ON AGENDA   Russians Lose Battle To Have Case Dropped   SPANISH QUESTION   Seems Headed For Peaceful Solution When Council Convenes Thursday

Inquiry Into Franco Spain Next Topic   Stettinius Said Favoring Proposal; Question of Iran Is Boyecotted by Russian Delegate

Might Ask Clarified Statement   U. S. Delegate to Security , Council Is Reported  Backing Hodgson’s . Proposal :   Russia Loses Angle   Iranian Case Remains on U.N. Docket; Reds Will Boveott

FIGHT IS WON ~ BY SQUATTERS   HOMELESS VETERANS AND FAMILIES TAKE OVER NAVAL STOREHOUSE © IN CANADA

INDONESIAN PRORLEW UP   Discussion Aimed at Settlement Starts in Batavia

RUSSIA MAKES FIVE DEMANDS AGAINST IRAN   Envoy Asks Byrnes For U. S. Protest To USSR

MORE ITEMS TO FOLLOW MEAT ON DECONTROL LIST   Only Way Left, Truman Says

More Price Controls — Will Be Scrapped   Price Lids Will Be Taken Off Hundreds of Things

GOVERNMENT IS PLUGGING FOR LIDS ON RENTS   Stock Prices Soar in Wake Of Truman’s Action, But Are Unreliable

CEILINGS TO”; BE RETAINED MANY ITEMS *   Truman Throws : Meat Ceilings Out Monday

Prices Go Upward   OPA to Remove Many Price Lids   New List Expected Early Next Month

Speedy Action Follows End of Meat Controls   Price Lid to Be Lifted from Hundreds Of Other Items Starting Next Month

PRESIDENT SAYS A ACTIO NECESSARY BECA Bn UNWORKABLE. BILL;. )  SOAR AT STOCKYARD:

PEGGING OF MARK “ENED BY ARMY   All Occupying Nations Would Have to Okey Move, Officials Claim

HOUSE COMMMTEE HIGHLY CRITICAL OF SOVIET ATTIIoe TUDE IN - POST-WAR... ——— WORLD

Steel Strike Isn't Over—As Long as 500 of Fabricating Plants Still Are Tied Up

4V2QA5 107 WV     Steel Strike Isn’t Over Yet; Some 200,000 Still Idle In About 500 Plants

Tehran Challenges Representations Of Accord With Soviet Government; Poland Calls for Break With Franco

RED DELEGATE RESUMES SEAT WITH COUNCIL   Request For Break With Spain Pending

Pleads With President  to Veto Bill   President’s Plans Not Disclosed in Acceptance Letter

BOWLES 18 OUT AFTER HE SEES TRUMAN   Advises President To Veto Planned OPA Measure Pending

Group Adopts Strikes Bill   Senate Subcommittee _ Offers Mediation Plan

MILITARY GIVEN ATOMIC VOICE   Effort To Kill Control ‘Legis-. lation Is Defeated

House Approves Amended Version Of Atom Control   Senate-Passed Measure Given Drastic Changes

RESTRICTIONS PUT ON BATTLEFIELD GUIDE   Clarence M. Swinn Will Not Be Permitted To Guide For Two Weeks At Gettysburg

POLICE SEEK GUNFIRE CLUE   Suburban Chicago Areas Terrorized by Shots

‘MAD’ GUNMAN ROAMS CHICAGO   Senseless Shootings Terrorize Suburban Areas

INVESTIGATE GUN SPREE IN CHICAGO   SUBURBAN RESIDENTS ARE TERRORIZED BY MYSTERIOUS SHOTS

Sheriff Fails To Locafe Seminole Girl Reported Condemned fo Death

Plans Jo Do Best He Can l‘or INation’s Welfare Without Regard To  ’ Consequences.

TEMPERATURES   ‘Political Freedom’ Without Regard To Fate May Be Choice

Course of Political Freedom Ahead For President Truman. Friends Sav

SAY PRESIDENT PLANNING NEW POLITICAL LINE   Associates Declare Truman Embarking On New Course Of  Political Freedom”  As Result Of Elec tion.

President Plans No Reprisals; To Let Party in Power Shoulder Responsibility

i a   Traffic Safety Campaign Here _ ere  City Police To Check On Auto  Defects May 15th To July 7th

 Traffic Safety Campaign Here in Shere  City Police To Check On Auto Defects May 15th To July 7th

Group = Will, Leave “Tomorrow and Make vo Aerial Obseryation  -: of the Sconery

Peace Parley Hits Snag On (il Proposals   Russians Head Opposition On Romanian Oil

Parley Hits Romanian Oil Snag   1p ‘U.S. Votes With Russia Against Britain On Forcien Concessian«

Slav Block Urged By Russia Enters Strong Protests Agait British Oilhite —

BRITAIN URGES SAFEGUARDS FOR OIL IN ROMANT:   Slav Bloc Contests Proposal at Peace Parley for Protection of Foreign Companies.   QUESTION DEBATED FOR SEVEN HOURS   Italian Commission Approves Autonomy for GermanSpeakitg Residents of South Tyrol.

Romanian Peace. Hits Snag on Allied  Interest Protection  British Ask Treaty _ Require Restoration OF Their Oil Fields

Conferees at Paris Hit New Snag   Lengthy Debate Centers on Oil Clauses in Pact

PEACE MEETING HITS NEW SNAG   To  Protect British Oil In Romania

Parley Hits Romanian Oil Snag  iS. Votes With Russia Against Britain Qn KForeion Concessciang   SENATOR VANDENBERG 

Soviet Bloc Hits British Oil Clause  Protection for   Protection for Firms Protested

Peace Meeting Hits New Snag  Slav Bloe Protests Forelan Oll Clauses

Peace Meet Deadlocked Over British Plan of Safeguarding Her Oil Interests in Romania   Tie Vote in Commision Throws Long Debate Decision To Conference; U.S. Doesn’t See Clauses as Needed

FRESIDENT TRUMAN TAKES FART IN CEREMONIES TODAY AT HYDE PARK  : ESTATE

DRASTIC NEW STEPS TAKEN TO SAVE FUEL   Government Prepares Conservation Measures to Stave Off Collapse.

Dimout To Be Extended To More Sfates   Steep Industrial Cutbacks Slated Across County

Parcel Post Restrictions Go Into Effect as U.S. Prepares for Hard Fight   Coal Settlement: Remote As Miners Post Fines, Await Appeal to Courts

Uncle Sam To Tighten Belt More Notches   Aim To Stave Off Threatened Economic Collapse Until March: 13. Freight, Mail Bans Effective:

ORDER 10 TAKE. EFFECT MONDAY: ATHERS NRAWN   Government Is Preparing to Stretch Supplies for as” Long as March 1   FREIGHT CURBED TODAY   Restrictions on Pareel Post . Also Invoked as Fuel Saving Measure

Embargos On, Restrictions increased   Extension of Dimout And Commandeering  Of Coal Planned  To Save Fuel.

FRET ALING FMBERGG BECINS   New Restrictions  Expected Monday, Dimout Extended.

Dimout Order to Spread Monday If Truce Delayed  Utilities Which Use   Utilities Which Use Coal Are Affected By Next C.P.A. Edict

Freight, Postal Cuts ir Effect Today as More Fuel Restrictions Loorr

Freight Embargo, Parcel Post Restrictions Effective Today   Embargo Bans All Shipments By Rail, Express, Except Necessities

MORE DRASTIC DIMOUT ORDER DUE ON MONDAY   Crippling Rail Freight Embargo, Parcel Post Checks Effective

COAL SAVING MEASURES INAUGURATED   Freight Embargo, Mail Restrictions Effective Today

US To Invoke Drastic Code  ‘To Save Coal   Dimout Will Be Extended To State Monday; Mail Express, Freight Cut

Freight Embargo On Non-Essential  ItemslsBegui   Only Food, Fuel, Medical Supplies and Newspapers Are Unaffected

Government Readies New Coal Saving Measures To Stave Off Economic Crisis

Big Industries Close; Rail Traffic Slashed; Unemployment Rises   More Drastic Restrictions Probable unless Truce Is Effected over Week-end; Dimouts Extended To Conserve Dwindling Coal Piles

Will Extend U. S. Order On Dimout   Will Apply to Ail Areas Where Coal Is Used by Public Utilities

Freight, Parcel Post Embargo Beains Today   Government Seeks To Avert Economic Collapse Until March

COMMITTEE STUDIES U.S, PAPER SHORTAGE   Scarcity Of Products Part Of Probe’s Aim

Epidemic Has Broken Out In Mill City   Disease Appears To Be Spreading Into Other Parts of State

ABANDON HOPE OF SETTLEMENT AT LAST MINUTE   AFL Workers Agree To Return But CIO Union Officials Withhold Comment

Price Control To Be Put On Cotton Crop   Represents Effort to Stublize Textile und Cloth. ing Prices, Bowles Declares

46 Cotton Crop Slated To Have Price Ceilings   OPA Will Issue An Advance Notice

CEILINGS PUT ON *45 COTTON CROP   OPA Moves To Stabilize Textile, Clothing Prices

Bowles Announces Plan To Price Curbs On '46 Cotton Crop   1Plan Seen As Blow At South Plains Farmers.  Area Cotton Men Wary Of Plan

Price Ceiling Will Be Placed On Cotton Crop   OPA Plans Action In Effort To Stabilize Textile, Clothing Prices

150 Jom Posse Searching F or Armed Slayer   Maryland Roads Blocked Against Killer Of Two Officers

Deny ‘Criminal’ Act in Gem Case  ge Oe EES Sea ee ROS   Statement Issued By Yank, WAC Wife

Deny Admitting To Criminal Act In. Jewel Theft   ‘Durants Tssue_St Statement Is Connection With Loot '. From Kronberg Castle

COLONEL AND WAC CAPTAIN DEMAND COPY OF CHARGES  SEEK RELEASE FROM CHARGE OF STEALING

ASKS RELEASE OF DURANT AND WIFE   Hesse Gers Cose Principals Heny Criminal Act

Durant and Wife Deny Theft Guilt   Admission of Criminal Act Not Made, Is Claim

Colonel and Wife Deny Guilt In Theft of Crown Jewels  Attorney Demands Release of Couple lf Charaes Are Not Provided by Army

COUPLE DENIES JEWEL GRIME   Defense Asks Charges  Kronberg Theft Case

Col, Jack Wy Durant and WAC Capiain Wife Deny “Adiniting Atty Act  They Consider Criminal”

NEW SHIPPING STRIKE IS THREATENED  Would Tie Up Qhinning On   Would Tie Up Shipping On All Coasts

Poralyzing Strike Scheduled “for Wednesday — Seamen, Striking in Protest to Wage Stabilization Board Decision.

Shipping Strike  ‘Begins Tomorrow   U. S. Studies Mean: of Intervention in Dispute

BOTH COASTS 10 BE PARALYZED BY SEA STRIKE   Martime Unions  Threaten To Walk Out Tuesday

UN Battle On Troops Rages  India, Ecuador Join Fight Over Reports

India, Ecuador Join In Troop Battle By UN   U. -S.. Seeks.to Work Out Compromise Between Conflicting Russian and British Ideas

India, Ecuador ~ Join in Battle On Troop Inventory   U. S. Seeks Compromise On Conflicting Soviet And British Proposal«

TROOP DATA DISPUTE SEEN   Authoritative Sources Say U.S. Is Working On Resolution to Satisfy All Nations   VOTE EXPECTED TODAY

TAFT, BRICKER, IERBERT’ AND OTHER SPEAKERS ASSAIL DEMOCRATIC STATE AND     NA TIONAL-REGIMES

GOP 1S PLEDGED TO CUT TAXES, END CONTROLS   Bonus Question To Be Put to Voters; Liquor Bureau Study Asked

GOP to Base Ohio Campaign On Lower Taxes   Bricker, Herbert And Taft Attack New Deal Record

Strike Of NMU May Be  Intensified   Curran’s Demands At Conference On Sunday Caused End Of Negotiations

Foreign Ships Hit By New ClO Walkout   Operators Refuse to  Continue Negotiations After Security Watches Withdrawn from Ships

ClO Threatens To Intensify Its Seamen’s Strike   Plans to Bring Out Thousands of Pickets

Walkouts in Other Ports Threatened   Maritime Union Also Threatens Demonstration  In New York

Union Makes Threat After Collapse Of Negotiations To End Ship Tie-Up

Threats Voiced by NMU For Intensified Activity In All Ports of Nation

Attempt to End Shipping Strike Ends in Failure   ’ Security Watches Are ‘Withdrawn from Ships; . Walkout Is Extended

NMU Threatens to Intensify Walkout As Talks Collapse   Shippers Refuse to Keep Talks Going as Union Ends Security Watch

Conferences reak Down; nion Takes atch’           Wage Issue Remains Unsettled Question

SPAIN ACCUSED OF SHELTERING NAZI LEADERS   Ira nian Spokesman Denies Delegate Given Orders

A THIRD HOUSING SITE   Plans for City-Sponsored Project to Council Monday

we eve WIN weee Ee LL LL  Final Defense of Mikhailovitch Lightly Reported in America

Strong Move Under Way in Congress To Require Lobbyists To Reaister

Asks World  Co-operali on   Pledge Of Faith Made As  4  Conference Commissions Wind Up Business

U. 5. SENATOR JOINS RUSSIAN IN PEACE TALK   Commissions Prepare Final Reports In Paris

Vishinsky Promises  Soviet Aid   Says Different Views Will Not Prevent Peace

Temperatures   Sen. Connally Joins In Pledge, Saying ‘We Cannot Have War’

SOVIET UNION MARES PLEDGE TO COOPERATE   Commissions Finish Work; End of Parley By Oct. 15 Seen

‘Soviet Union Pledges  Co-operation   Connally Joins Vishinsky in Sentiment

Secretary To Return Home Before Parley   Ministers Work Out Details Of Conference

AGED MUSICIAN SHOOTS SELF   Ex-Circus Cornetist Dies  At Berrien Springs; Was Bed-Ridden

Berrien Springs Man Ends Life   William W. Wood, 72. Shoots Self Today

Tighten Belts, Truman Plea In Food Crisis   Further Sacrifices Are Needed to Save Other Lands’ Starving

Written Order    Reece, GOP Leader, Lauds Resigned Democrat Chief

COUNTRY TOLD IT MUST THINK OF WORLD NEEDS   New Agreement On India, Reich

‘Rules Committee Rejects Masaryk’s Suggestion to  Appoint Subcommittee to Study Various Proposals for Voting Pro; cedure; Byrnes and ' Molotov Clash.

Byrnes Expresses Hi: Surprise at Soviet Suggesiion; Charges ‘Dictation’

Conterence Argues Anew Over Voting   Byrnes, Molotov Clash On Floor As Progress Slows; Russ Demands Two-thirds Majarity

Byrnes, Molotoi Differ On What Big 4 Decided  Fight Over Voting Procedure Pits U. S. Against Reds

MOLOTOV AND BYRNES CLASH OVER VOTING PROCEDURES   Exchange Of Opinions Comes In Meeting Of  Rules Committee

BYRNES CHARGES MOLOTOV TRYING TO DICTATE PEACE   RUSSIAN REPEATS CHARGE AMERICA IS INCONSISTENT

Vote Study Proposal Is Voted Down   Molotov Asks Two-Thirds Vote—Clash  On Decision

American Charges Strone-Arm Method   Russian Minister Alleges Inconsistency, Accepts Challenge To Release Story in U.S.S.R.

Reveal Republican Throughout U. $.; Senate and House   21 INJURED WHEN PLANE CRASHES IN EGYPTIAN DESERT

HESS’ DEFENSE STARTED TODAY IN WAR TRIALS   Assumes Responsibility For Laws And Decrees As Fuehrer’s Aide

Hess Opens Own Defense Case   Assumes Responsibility For Signed Decrees

However, Argentine Variety Is Boneless and Canned, Not  in Big Supply

BEEF INDUSTRY URGES END TO ALL CONTROLS   Argentine Meat Might Be Pos. sible Solution, if Anderson Backs Up

Beef Industry Petitions Secretary Of Agriculture Anderson To Lift Price Ceilings From Cattle ‘And Calves And Products—Advisory Committee Contends There Is No Scarcity Of These Commodities, But Official Lists Them As In Short Supply

Former Aide To Senator On Stand   Terry Says Bilbo Told Him of Understanding

He'd Die If He ‘Talked,’ Terry Told   Warning Given By Senator’s Campaign Manager, Probers Learn.

SAYS BILBO HAD TIE WITH CONTRACTORS   Senator’s Ex-Secretary Asserts Mississippian Had “Understanding” With Wartime Builders on a Campaign Debt. ,

Told Contractors Would Pay Bilbo “Election Debt   Ex-Secretary Of Solon Se Testifies At Hearing In Senate Investigation

> BILBO “DEAL”   9 PAY A CAMPAIGN DEBT   witness Put Up Own Money in 19 10), and Was informed Build« oe Would Reimburse Him,   , THREAT TO KILL HIM

Terry ‘Says Death Was Promise for Telling What He Knows of Senafor

Told ‘He Would Be Killed If He Told On Bilbo   Former Secretary To Sen. Bilbo Tells Committee He Was Warned By A. B. Friend

Ex-Secrefary Of Bilbo Tells Of Payments   Terry Is Witness At Hearing In Washington

Contractor Warned Him, Says Terry   Wife Heard Threat Senate Group Told During Campaign Probe

DON'T FORGET YOUR CHRIST.MAS CONTRIBUTIONS TO SALVATION ARMY. = 12-16-RK-12-23   JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT OF TOYS. GAMBLE’S STORE.

Terry Testifies Builders Paid   Former Bilbo Aide Says Senator Went ‘All Out’ To Aid Friends In Getting Building Plums

TERRY SAYS HIS WIFE, DAUGHTER THREATENE!   Witness Reveals Gifts Made to Mississippi Senator

DEATH THREAT TOLD BY KEY BILBO WITNESS   Former Secretary Of Senator Tells Probers Contractor Gave Warning

Terry Testifies Was Told If _ He Told What He Knew About Sen. Bilbo He Would Be Killed   Former Secretary Says Got Warning from War Contractor Who Was Bilbo’s Campaign Manage’ in 1946 Election; Took Friends Advice, Made Statement, Left State

Life Threatened, Witness Claims "At Bilbo Hearing   Former Secretary of Senator Testifies He Was Told Not to Talk

Death Threat is Told   Terry Testifies He Was Told He Would Die U He Tatked Of Ex-Boss

EX - SECRETARY TELLS DETAILS TO PROBE BODY   Advised to Keep Quiet and Not Reveal What He Knew About ‘Gifts’ «

Witness Testifies Of Threats Made   Former Baibo Secretary Says He Was Warned Not to Talk   TELLS OF PAYMENTS   Gives Account of Payments by War Contractors in  Campaign

Former Secretary to Bilba tifies Contractor Warned  Against Interference:           CAMPAIGN MANAGER FOR: SENATOR DISCOUNTS TAL

Says Campaign Manager Gave  Death Threat   Tells Senators A. B. Friend  Cantinned Tim

TERRY TELLS OF WAR CONTRACT UNDERSTANDING   Claims Bilbo Said Contractors Would Repay Secretary for $4,000 Campaign Bill

Ex-Secretary Takes Stand   Jnvestigators Told ofr ‘Understanding’

Secretary Testifies on Bilbo’s “Understanding” With War Contractors

Terry Tells Of Threat On Life   - Former Secretary To Bilbo Offers Testimony

Former Bilbo  Aide Tells of Death Threat   Edward Terry Testifies that A. B. Friend, War Contractor, Warned Him Last April He Would Be Killed if Active in ‘Campaign’; Says ‘Job’ Was To Be Left to ‘Two Men’.

Former Bilbo Aide Made Death Threat,  Ex-Secretary States   Terry, Forced to Talk, Says 3 Warnings Given Against Telling What He Knew

OF SEN. BILBO ON THE STAND   Testifies There Was “Understanding” With Contractors To Pay Campaign Debt

Edward Terry Gives Investigators Story of War Centract Transactions and Campaign Funds.   WARNED LAST APRIL BY BILBO’S MANAGER

Former Secretary Of Senator Tells  Of Finance Deals   Witness Overruled In Attempt To Prevent Being Called To Give Testimony   SENATOR BILBO TO BE FINAL WITNESS

Contributions fo Campaign Funds Also Recounted   A. B. Friend Named By Ex-Secretary of Mississippi Solon

Witness Tells Of Threats   Bilbo’s Fermer Secretar Appears Before Senate Committee

Links Election Debt And War Contractors   Former Secretary Testifies. Senator Bilbo Of Mississippi Told Him That Campaign Debt Would Be Paid By Contractors.

FORMER AIDE TO SENATOR TELLS OF ACTIVITIES   Reluctant Witness Informs Probers Bilbo Got Bids For War Builders   CAMPAIGN DEFICIT PAID   Ex-Secretary Claims That Contractors Paid Off Solon’s Debts   One man’s OPINION

THREATENED   Senator’s Secretary Says Told “Two Men Will Do Job”

Threat Made In Mississippi Hotel, Ex-Aide Of Senator Says   E. P. Terry Declares He Was Told Two Men *Will Do Job’

FORMER SECRETARY TO BILBO SAYS” SENATOR'S CAMPAIGN MANAGER GAVE     ARNT

DEATH THREATS UPON WITNESS ALSO RELATED   Latye Gifts and Loans in Transactions With Contractors Described   ONE PAID GUT $25,000   Checks to Senator Followee Landing $14,000,000 Construction Job

Edward P. Terry Testifies Before Senate Committee That War Contractor And Campaign Manager For Senator Told Him He Would Be Killed If He Related What He Knew About His Former Bose—Describes “Understanding” With Mississippi Builders

Terry Details Transactions He Made in Behalf Of Mississippi Senator; Avers ‘Understanding’ Was Made Witt War Contractors

 — INQUIRY — Warning: Delivered At Hotel   BUILDER: TOLD ‘HIM-OF ‘PERIL.

SAYS FORMER BILBO. CAMPAI MANAGER TOLD HIM HE wol  KILLED IF HE TESTIFIED 

Bilbo Aide Reveal: Murder Threat   Warned Not to Tell What He Knew, ExSecretary Testifies

EDWARD P, TERRY FORMER SECRETARY TA RHRO ON STAND   Told by A. B. Friend He Would Be Killed If He Told What He Knew.   ABOUT HIS FORMER BOSS   Warning Delivered at a Dinner Given by Friend for Terrvs.

Election Expense Agreements Made   Man Whose Life Was Threatened Says ‘Understanding’ Existed

Tells Committee Bilbo Told Him They Would Pay Election Campaign Debt

CONTRACTOR IS NAMED AS ONE WHO TOLD HIM   Terry, Former Bilbo Secretary, Questioned Ry Committee Today

Ex-Bilbo Secretary  On Stand   Tells Committee Contractor Agreed To Pay Him $4,350 For Assistance

Former Secretary To Sen. Bilbo Says His Life Was Threatened If He ‘Talked’

Terry Says War Contractors Repaid Money He Advanced to Conduct Bilbo's Campaian   Senator's Former Secretary Testifies to “Understanding” with War Contractors in Connection with Election Campaign Debt

Says Life ‘Threatened   Bilbo’s Former Secretary Warned Not to “Tell What He Knew”

Terry Tells Of Cash For Bilbo   Former Secretary Also Relates Story Of Death Threats

Terry Asserts He Quit After Verbal Battle   Senate Probers Overrule Defense Counsel’s Move To Bar Testimony Of Former Aide   Terry Told Bilbo To “Go To Hell”   Claims Lives Of His Wife And Children Menaced, By Unknown Caller For Testifying

DIRE THREAT RELATED AT BILBO PROBE   Edward P. Terry, Ex< secretary of Missis< sippi Senator, on Witness Stand.

Terry Tells of Death Threat By Ex-Bilbo Campaign Manager; Information Becomes Startling

Sets Gifts To Senator At $38,750   Former Secretary Says Death Promised If He Testified In Probe

Former Helper Of Bilbo Appears   Warning Delivered At Hotei Dinner Last Summer

CONTRACTOR, LATER CAMPAIGN MANAGER OF SENATOR, BLAMED  FORMER SECRETARY SAIL   FORMER SECRETARY SAID TOLD DEATH PRICE OF REVEALING KNOWLEDCE

Ex-Aide to Bilbo Appears Before  Senate Group  Witness Reluctant  To Testifv in Probe

TERRY, FORMER SECRETARIAL AID, GIVES TESTIMONY  ASSERTS BILBO TOLD settee MPRA TET AALIE A OOF   ASSERTS BILBO TOLD HIM DEBTS WOULD BE PAID BY CONTRACTORS

Secretary of Bilbo Tells Of Threats   Former Aide “of Senator Says Warning Against. Testimony Was Issued By War Contractor

Says Told Not To Testify at Senate Hearing   Tells of Gifts Totalling $38,750 To Mississippi Senator

Former Employee Attempts To Evade Senate Inquiries   Nervous Edward Terry Returns To Washington To Tell Of Solon’s Alleged Shady Dealings

Bilbo’s Aide Issued Threat If He Talked, Terry Tells Probe   Life Threatened in Apri By Friend, Director of Campaign

Warning Issued In April, Former Secretary Says   Told By A. B. Fried He Would Be Killed If Facts About Senator Were Told

Killing Was Threatened Says Terry   Former Secretary of Sema. tor Told He'd Be Killed,  He Tells Committee

Contractors Were To Pay Bilbo’s Bill,  Senator’s Onetime Secretary Declares

TERRY SAYS THREAT MADI LAST APRIL   Mrs. Terry Told Two Men Had Bee Assigned Task

SECRETARY TO BILBO TESTIFIES   Terry Says $4,350 Promised for Getting Big War Contract

Terry Says Former Bilbo Manager Threatened Him   Senator’s Former Secretary Tells Probers He Was Warned He Would Be Killed If He Told Investigators What He Knew About Mississippi Lawmaker

Former Secretary To Bilbo Tells Of “Understanding” " With Contractors In Connection With Campaign Debt

Bilbo Aide Says Money Paid By Contractors   Election Campaign Debt Was Cleared  Fy.Secretary Renort

EX-SECRETARY GIVEN WARNING BY POLITICIAN   Terry Testifies His  Wife and Daughter Also Menaced

Terry Says There Was ‘Understanding’ on Election Campaiga Debt in 1940   Says He Got Funds   Secretary Says He Was Given Cash, Checks by Contractors

DENIES RUSSIA WILL TAKE OVER HUNGARY   Story Heard in Paris Branded “Ab surd” by Foreign Minister Gvonrvossy.

Dr. P. P. McCain Dies In Accident   State Medical Society Chairman Killed When Car Strikes Bus

Dr.P.P.McCain Dies In Wreck Near Raleigh   m State’s Plans For Improving k Health And Medical Facilities sh Praised By Clark In Talk Here

EGYPTIAN CABINET RESIGNS; PROTEST BRITISH POLICIES: STUDENTS AND POLICE GLASH AGAIN

Auto Industry Ready To Shiff Into High Gear   All Major Producers To Be In Production Again On Monday

AUTO PRODUCTION CLIMBS RAPIDLY   All Major Producers Will Be On Job Next Week.

New Jewel Thett Is Reported In Home In London   London Home Of American Born -Lady Kathleen Hartington Looted Of $40,000 Jewels

Soviet Russia Already Has Atomic Bomb  ,Chicago Savant Declares in ! Urging Secret Be Shared With Others

Six Committees Will Report to UN Body Tonigh   Assembly Speeds up Work on Problems o' Veto, Disarmament

U. NIN HIGH GEAR ON VITAL WORLD TOPICS:   Disarmament and Outlawing of Atomic Bomb Foremost

NAZI WAR GRIMES TRIALS ARRANGED, PROSECUTOR SAYS   200 to 500 to Be Tried in Next Series, Taylor Announces Today; Wil Start Next Month.   GERMAN DOCTORS TO FACE CHARGES

NEGRO BOY HELD ON CHARGE OF MURDER   Attacks And Strangles Wife Of Rubber Co. Executive

TRUMAN SUMMONS ARMY, NAVY MEN   SERVES NOTICE HE WILL RESOLVE THEIR DIFFERENCES ON MERGER.

President Will Decide On Plan For Army-Navy Merger   Truman Notifies Service Heads He Will Resolve Dif. ferences on Unification—Confers With Army and Navy Secretaries -

Truman Promises To End Army-Navy Merger Dispute   Cabinet Members, Eisenhower, Nimitz Meet at White House

Truman fo Act On Merger Plan Of Army-Navy   Tells Secretaries He Will Settle Their Differences

Truman Plans to Resolve  Army and Navy Differences   All Points of Disagreement Discussed By Both Sides at White House Parley; Congress to Get President’s Views

TRUMAN HEARS SERVICE MEN, TALKS-OVER   Unification Plan Is To Be Determined by Nation’s Chief

Unification Plar To Be Decided By President  Truman Hears — Service Chiefs ©

ARMY AND NAVY MERGER PUSHED   President Promises Te Patch Up Differences On Unification

TRUMAN WILL DECIDE ARMED FORCES UNITY      To Resolve Dispute Of Army and Navy On Unification

Delay Election of Felix Gouin   French Have Another Round of Bargaining

FELIX GUUIN NEW FRENCH PRESIDENT   Is Elected As Successor to Gen. De Gaulle

French Elect Felix Gouin As President   He Will Succeed General Charles De Gaulle. Who Resigned

GOUIN SUCCEEDS GEN. DEGAULLE   Assembly Elects Socialist President of France

Gouin Chosen French Chief With 497 Votes   New President Named After Resignation Of DeGaulle   3 PARTIES UNITED   But Concessions About Policy Still In Dispute

GOUIN IS ELECTED FRENCH PRESIDENT   Socialist Leader Gets 497 of 554 Votec

gay ania pce.” gat cont ay opi ehemmanies A sitate tatanid  Southern Woman To Fight Yankees

Tennessee Woman 70, With Green and Black Feather in Her Hat, is on the Warpath

U. $, BUILDINGS BOMBED BY NAZI UNDERGROUND      Termed Only Begirining Of Long Period Of Activities By Germans

3 American Buildings Damaged By Blasts at Stuttgart; Other Tries at Sabotage Feared.  NOBODY IS HURT BY EXPLOSIONS

BOMBINGS LAID TO UNDERGROUND   Blasts Against Yanks Said Start of Resistance

May Be Start Of Nazi Plot Against U. S.   Underground Attacks Seem Well Planned

U. S, OFFICIALS SAY BOMBINGS ONLY BEGINNING   Organized Nazi Underground Activity Expected To Flare Quickly   BOMB DAMAGE SLIGHT   Explosion May Have Been Staged In Effort To Destroy Records

ORNERS OF OPA GET IN TANGLE   Food And Clothing Mixup Attacked: Margins On Cotton Raised

CIO Ship Chiefs Start for Parley; Strikers Extend Port Picket Lines

CITIZENS RALLY ~ TO BATTLE BLAZE   FIRE THAT THREATENED BINGER, OKLA., BROUGHT UNDER CONTROL BY 600.

BLAZE THREATENS “OKLAHOMA TOWN   Two Buildings Levelled Before Fire Brought Under Control

 INO YVne Injured AS  600 Men, Women and Children Fight Fire Threatening To Wipe Out Town of 680

Army Changes And Draft  Social Distinctions Litted, Servicemen Expect Pay Increase

DRAFT BILL IS SENT 10 WHITE HOUSE   Men in Uniform Wait for Word on Increased Pay

Draft Measure Goes to Truman   Service Watch With Interest Action on  Wage Boost

Draft Extension, Pay Boost Bills Senf fo Truman   Men in Uniform Keep Eyes on White House; 50 Millions at Stake

Prompt Action On Pay Bill ByPresidentSpells30-Day Earlier Boost In Earnings

DRAFT MEASURE ADOPTED, SENT TO PRESIDENT   Compromise Prohibits Induction of Youths Less Than 19

SERVICEMEN WATCH ACTION ON PAY BOOST   Attention Focused On White House Action On Draft Bill Compromise

EYES F ON PAY CLAUSE OF DRAFT ACT   Twin Bills Up For Truman 0. K. As 18-Year-Olds Are In Clear

PAY INCREASES TO SERVICEMEN ALSO GIVEN 0. K.   Non-Fathers 19 To 45 Are Eligible For Induction Under Measure

DRAFT EXTENSION, PAY BOOST BILLS SENT TO TRUMAN   Congress Approves Measures in Quick Fashion After Afanthe of Gakhata

OELECTIVE SERVICE, PAY BOOST TO COST SOME FIFTY MILLION  PASSED BY SENATE, AS  WELL AS HOUSE, BILL  ' JON TDIIMARNYC LANNG

DRAFT BEFORE PRESIDENT FOR LAST APPROVAL   $50,000,000 at Stake in Wage Increase for Armed Forces Members

Draft Bill Now in Hands Of President   Pay Increase For Servicemen Is Provided

DRAFT AND PAY HIKE BILLS IN TRUMAN'S HAND FOR SIGNING   Compromise Bills Passed Quickly;  Servicemen Look To Increased Pay

WHITE HOUSE DRAFT ACTION IS AWAITED   Bills to Extend Selective Service and Increase Army and Navy Pay Now Are in Hands ol the President.

SOLONS SPEED DRAFT BILLS TO TRUMAN'S DESK   Pay*Bill Effective July 1  President Signs Measure This Week

Men In Uniform Eye White House to Learn Fate Of Draft Extension, Increases in Pay

Gls EYE WHITE HOUSE FOR QUICK PAY HIKE  Most of Caste System Wiped Out

Draft Extension, Pay Boost Bills Go To President   $50,000,000 At Stake On Date Of Signature

Armed Forces Get Welcome Boost In Pay   No Inductions For July And August  Rainn Planned

Armed Services Await Signing Of Pay Increase  Possible Draftees Interested In Date

SERVICEMEN '§ PAY BOOST APPROVED   No Time Set For Measure To Become Effective   (\8-MONTH LIMIT   On Compulsory Service Is Voted: Plan Release Of All Fathers

Compromised Measures Passed After Months Of  Congressional Argument   Army. Navy Men ve White House   President’s Signature All Necessary To Increase Pay By $50,000,000

CONGRESS ALSO APPROVES ARMY, NAVY PAY BOOST  __9-MONTH EXTENSION MAKES NON-FATHERS

G.I,’s G.1’s Await Turning Of Draft - “xtension, — Pay Measuies Into Law

‘Servicemen Hope Tru: man Will Sign Pay Raise Before Current ‘Pay Period Expires; New Draftees to Serve   Only 18 Months.

Bills Await President’s Signature  Congress Boosts Pay Of Military

Draft Law and Pay Hike Bill Up to Truman   President Expected to Sign Draft Measure  Before July 1—Action On Pay Bill Watched

Men In Uniform Rivet Attention On President   Await Truman’s Signature To Draft Extension and Pay Inereuse NMessure

Gls Await Presidential Action on Twin Bills    Draft Extension Measure And Pay Increase Bill  Both Clear Congressional PS Peraees  eee oo RR Sik ene

SERVICEMEN EYE PAY BOOST ACT   $50,000,000 at Stake as Bill Goes to White House with Draft Measure

PAY HIKE EYED BY SERVICEMER   Draft Extension Measure Is Ready For President's Signature   IMAY SIGN IN JUNE

Draft Extender, Pay Boost Bill  Sent To Truman   $50,000,000 Extra For Servicemen If President  Signs Quickly.

Selective Service Extension and Pay Boost Bills Voted   Both Measures Sent te White House for Mr.  Truman’s Action

Draft and Pay Boost Bill to White House   $50,000,000 At Stake On Date President Places His Sienature

Draft Extension Measure Passes In Both Houses   Men in Uniform Focus Attention On White House

Draft Law, Pay Increase Bills Passed   More Than $50,000,000 at Stake for Nation’s Men In Uniform as Measures Go to White House

Pay Increase Bill Also Sent To White House   Twin Measures Clear Final Congressional Hurdles After Months Of Arqument

Gls Eagerly Await Signing Of Pay Boost   Becomes Effective Month After OK; Twin Bills Clear Final Capital Hurdle

Draft-pay Bills Up to President  Men in Unifor: Walch’ White House

ServiceMen Watch New Pay Boosts   Draft Statute Rule: No Fathers Shall Be Taken, Others Ma) Ask Discharge   Pay Is Big Thing      Those in Service Show Particular Interest in Increases

Army Pay Will Go Up On July 1st If Truman Puts Signature On At Once

NEW DRAFT LAW IS UP TO TRUMAN   Early Signing of Compromise Extension Is Expected

Men in Uniform Put Attention On Draft Bill   Wonder When Act, Pay Hike Are Effective

Service Bills To Truman   President Expected . To Sign’ Draft ‘and-=: Pay Boost Measures:

Men In Uniferm™ Watch Troman For Pay Raise   Month Delay If, President . Postpones Signing Bill: Must ‘Approve “Draft

Demos Suffer Worst Loss in ‘tate Since (28   Republicans Win 20 Seats in House Of Representatives

Puts $10.000 Penalty Upon John L. Lewis   Government Attorney Makes No Recommenda tion Of Jail Sentence   For Miners’ Boss   Says It Would Serve No Good   Goldshorough Asks Gove ernment If It Wants Permanent Injunction Against Lewis

John L. Lewis Is Given A Fine of $10,000: No Jail Term Recommended

Lewis Draws $10,000: Fine For Contempt  Accuses U. S. Counsel of Lying; Warned By Fed-.

$10,000 Penalty  Assessed Lewis  Government Attorney's Plea Accepted By Federal Judge

$750,000 ADAY PENALTY SET IN CONTEMPT CASE   Lewis Shouts Defiance Of Court in Heated  Argument

Mine Workers Sentenced to Pay Fine of $3,500,000 and Lewis to Pay Fine of $10,000   Court Acts on Suggestion of Government Counsel in Passing Sentence for Contempt of Court: Miners Issue Notice of Appeal

U.S. Court Recesses for Noon   Morning Spent in Conferences of Judge and Attorneys

Judge _ Goldsborough Passes Judgment After Uproarious Session   Lewis Takes Issue With Government   Dutburst Brings Warning Against Being Found In Contempt Second Time

$0,000,000 Is Levied Against Miners’ Union   JOUN L. GETS $10,000.00 PERSONAL LEVY BY JUDGE

Defense Calls Judgment Outrageous; Mine Chief Almost in Second Contempt

Lewis Charges Was Lied On   Union Counsel Protests Fine Amount As ‘Cruel And Unusual’ Punishment

Lewis, Mine Chief, _Given $10,000 Fine   John L. Lewis Escapes Jail Sentence, as Government Counsel Says Punishment Would Serve No Good in Getting Production Started in Coal Minec

John L. Lewis Not Given  Term in Jail   Federal Judge Orders Union Chief to Pay Fine Of $10,000 Personally for Contempt Of Court Following Soft Coal Mine Strike

$10,000 Levied On Lewis; Escapes Jail Term After Brush With Goldsborough

Lewis Escapes Jail Term; Protests $10,000 Fine For Contempt Of Court   Lewis Accuses Government Counsel  Of Lying To Court About Expenses

Leader Escapes Jail Term At Court Session   Union Lawyers Rap Government's Request For Huge Penalty, Pledge New Power  rt re

Lewis Draws $10,000: Fine For Contempt   Accuses U. S. Counsel of Lying; Warned By Federal Judge   EXTRA!

Federal Court Judge T. Alan Goldsborough Levies Penalty Recommended By Government In Instance Of Miners’ Organization—Action Follows Uproarious Session In Which Proposal For Severe  Punishment Drew Fire Of Labor Lawyers

Mine Leader Escapes Jail Sentence; Union Lawyers Give Notice of Appeal And Ask Suspension of Judgment

Union Counsel Immediately Serves Notice Of Appeal and Asks Stay of Judgment; Iudze Raps Coal Crisis as “Evil Thing”

$3,500,000 Is Court Jolt for Mine Workers   Lewis Escapes With $10,000 as  A Personal Fine

Jail Sentence lor Chieftain  Is Not Asked   342 Millions Is Amount Proposed To Court as Fine For the Union   BULLETIN!

Lewis Fined $10,000 But Jail Term Not Imposed by Judge Goldsbor ‘ough on Char "2e OF C onjemet Due Str ee

Federal Judge T. Alan Goldsborough Assessed a Fine of $3,500,000 Against the United Mine Workers.   LEWIS, HOWEVER, ESCAPED A PRISON TERM   Fines Were Imposed After an Uproarious Court Session in Which Union Lawyers Assailed the Government.

UMW Chief Escapes Jail for Contempt   Huge Penalty Assessed on Basis of $250,000 For Each Day of Soft Coal Strike; Union Counsel Immediately Files. Notice. of Appeal

LEWIS IS FINED $10,000, ESCAPES JAIL SENTENCE  ACCUSES U. S. OF IYING ARNT wie   ACCUSES U. S. OF LYING ABOUT HIS EXPENSE ACCOUNT

SAYS ONLY GIFTS HE RECEIVED WERE AN AU TOMOBILE AND A FEW PIECES OF FURNITURE.

Senator Claims List Only Includes Autamohile. Few Furniture Pieces

C10 1s Unified For Wage Battle   Murray Keeps Union “Big Happy Family”

Murray Renamed  CIO President   CIO Chief Performs Trick Of Making Convention Like Happy Family.

Harmony Prevai 8 Re-Election of Murray at C10. Meet Predicted   BULLEDVIN  ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. — Philip Murray was re-elected president of the ClO by ‘acclamation.

Atomic Control Fight Shifts to the House; Scientists Hold an Advantaae

Atomic Control Fight Moves To House; Scientists Win Over Military In Senate   Bill Calls For Five-Man Civilian Control Commission To Be Set Up

Fight Between Science and Military ‘On Atomic Eneray Shifts to House

SCIENTISTS WIN SENATE 0. K. IN FIGHT FOR ATOM  BATTLE SHIFTS TO   BATTLE SHIFTS TO HOUSE WHERE ARMY HOLDS UPPER HAND

ATOMIC inl IN “SHIFT TO HOUSE      Scientists Cling To SenateWon Edge On Contrél

House To Battle On Eneray Bill   May Substitute On Senate Passed Plan

BATTLE LOOMS ON ATOM BILL   Scientists Seen Holding Edge Over Military

Atom Bill.      Proponents. of Military Control For Energy Gird to. Ficht.,  Senate-Passed Measure

ATOM CONTROL GOES TO HOUSE   Scientists Believed Holding Senate-Won Advantage

Atomic Control Fight to House   Senate Civilian Vote Is Facing Strong Opposition

Bomb Bans Bout Moves Into House   Scientists: Cling To Senate-Won Gains

House Gets Bill On Atomic Energy   Measure Passed By Senate Gives Control Of Atom to Scientists

FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR WINFIELD MOINE, THURSDAY IN CHRISTIAN CHURCH

U.S. TO LEAVE BRITISH AREAS   Troops To Withdraw Soon From Australia, India and Indies

Communists  Take Lead  Head Renublicans   Head Republicans In French Election

COMMUNISTS TOP REPUBLICANS IN FRENCH BALLOT   Two Parties Are Leading Opponents In Franee’s Rule

Communists Gain in France   Bidault’s Position as Premier in Jeopardy as Result of Election

Red Vote Perils Bidault. Position   Communists Lead Popular Republicans in Balloting for French Chamber of Deputies

In Front As Top  rea Out Party In France   Sunday’s Election Results Jeopardize Bidault’s Position

COMMUNISTS WIN FRENCH ELECTIONS   Hold Largest Number Seats in Chamber of Deputies

CYPRUS STUDIED *-AS JEWS’ HAVEN   Britain May Put Illegai immigrants on Isle in Mediterranian

Control Ma v Be Wiped Out   Anderson Will Favor Tt Unless Shortage, Black Market Clear Up‘

OPA Control Of Meat May Be Removed   Agriculture Secretary Says He Will Give Situation 90 Days in Which To Clear Up.

Study Action if Situation Does Not Clear Soon   Last Effort To Get Meat Controls To Work, He Announces

NEW SLAUGHTER QUOTA IS LAST PRICE EFFORT   Meat Plan Must Work or Cost Controls To Go, Anderson Says

Anderson Asks 90-Day Test Period   Says New Move Is Final Effort To End Shortage

OK’s Removal Of Price Curbs In 90 Days If Attempt Fails   Sees Pork at 70c a Pound If Ceiling Is Lifted  Now

Anderson Asks 90-Day ‘Test’ Of Meat Prices   Would Then Favor End Of Controls Unless Situation Clears Up

MEAT CONTROL  IS ‘ON TRIAL   Anderson To Favor Removal Of Rationing Unless Improved  PrAALAsSAR eC em Re A AS aa ge age

BLACK MARKET MEAT MENACES OPA: ANDERSON   Urges 90-Day Trial of Drive on Illicit  Traders

Agriculture Chief Hints at Removal Of Meat Controls   If Situation Does Not Clear Up Soon, Anderson Will Favor End to Price Cejlinne

Price Control on Meats May End Shortly   Step to Be Taken if Slaughter Quotas Prove a Failure

Anderson May Ask Removal Of Meat Controls   Farm Secretary Gives New OPA Orders 90 Day: To Prove Successful

OPA Position Is Weakening   Removal Of Ceilings Seen By Anderson

See Possibility Lifting Meat Price Control   Sec. Anderson Favors Removal Of Ceiling If Situation Not Cleared Up.   SETS 90 DAY LIMIT

SEL, THINKS CONTROL WILL PROVE WORTH   Anderson Says 90 Days ~ Mere Will Tell if Methods . Are Worthwhile,

Anderson For Final Try On Meat Controls   If Conditions Don't Clear Up in 90 Days, He's For Removing Price Controls

New Black Meat Drive   Government May Lift Price Controls If Present Plan Fails

WOULD REMOVE MEAT CONTROL IF UNWORKABIE   Anderson Asks 90 Day Period as Fair Test of Marketing Quotas

Still Has Hopes Emergency Plans Will Be Success   Last Effort to See If Meat Control! Will Work; Hit Grain For Whiskey

0-Day Test On OPA Meat Control Asked   Removal of Agency Favored if Black Market Continues

Price Controls On Meat May Go Off   Anderson Would Favor Move If Situation Is Not Improved Soon

Sharp Upturn In Car, Truck Output   Production Lines Rolling Out More Vehicles

MOVE AFOOT TO MOVE UN HOME   U. S. Asks Members to Consider New York  . and San Francisco.

Delegates Asked ToConsider .l., San Francisco Areas ‘As Permanent U. N. Home

Reopening of Ports Delayed   Pickets Posted by Deck Officers To Protect Rights While Voting on. Pact

Longshoremen Vote To End Ship Strike   CIO Unions Ready To Go Back On, Jobs; AFL Union Starts Picketing.

MMP Vote Delays End of Ship Strike   Other Two Unions Honor Picket Lines

HUGE LOSS CAUSED IN FIRE IN INDIANA   Five Families Homeless at Cannelton After Flames:

Sheeted Figures Form Ghostly Scene Ku Klux Klan Reborn; Fiery Crosses Light Dixie’s Skies

THE KLAN AGAIN LIFTS ITS HEAD   BURNS CROSS AND CONVENES IN GEORGIA

FIERY CROSSES BURN AS KLAN MARKS REVIVAL   White-Hooded - Figures Perform Rites Atop Mountain KkrSovth~-

ALAN TS REVIVED AY ATLANTA, GA   Five Crosses Are Ignited or Stone Mountain; Newsmen Get Rough Handling

Five Crosses are Burned Atop ytone Mountain Heralding Dixie Rebirth of the Ku Klux Klan

FIERY CROSSES BURNED IN SOUTH   Stone Mountain Rites Herald Ku Klux Klan Rebirth

‘White Supremacy’ Theme Stressed During Ku Klux Klan Dixie Rebirth

“KLAN 1S REVIVED AT GEORGIA AFFAIR   Five Fiery Crosses Are Burned Atop Stone Mountain.

High Spots Of Truman's Year   President Begins Second Year As Chief Executive Tonight

Soviets Withdraw From Iran On  New Schedule Expected To Be  Out af Cauntryrey   F.xpected To Be Out of Country By Deadline

Rio Hearing Here Set for August   War-Interior Dept. Agreement Seen Soon

FRANCO FEARS CHAOS IN SPAIN   Communistie Agitation Blamed For Troubles Of His Regime

Franco Scents  Plot by Red:   Dietator Declares Spait Marked for Disorder

END OF PILOTS STRIKE IS NEAR   Airliners To Fly Again During Arbitration Of Pay Dispute

DELAY ACCORD IN AIR STRIKE   a dad ieee eee tl  Dispute Balks Completion Of. Agreement to Have Issues Arbitrated

Pilots’ Strike Appears Headec For Arbitration   But Negotiators Fail To Complete Details of Accord

BANDIT TRIO SHOOTS AT CARETAKER; ENTERS, ROBS H. M. COREY HOME IN VALLEY   Two Enter House

BANDIT TRIO SHOOTS AT CARETAKER; ENTERS, ROBS H.M. COREY HOME IN VALLEY

Two Days of Fresh Air Kills Frog Who Had Lived Seven Feet Under for Millions(?) of Years

Donnelly Rejects 30 Million Hike In Reserve Fund   Vetoes That Section in Signing Last of Pending Appropriation Bills

Air Mail Is Flown  By Jet Plane .  First Time Today Shooting Stars Used  _. In Connection With Eastern Tests

TRUMAN MEETS NAVY LEADERS AFTER LASHIN(   Critics of Merger Plan Assailed ‘By President

\Forrestal and Nimitz Called on Carpet  by President Truman   Hotly Debated Service Merger Bill Is Discussed: Tongue-Lashing Delivered to ‘ll]-Informed’ Critics

WILLIE FRANCIS PLEA IS DENIED   State Pardon Board Refuses To Grant Plea For Clemency

CHEMICAL WARFARE CINEF SAYS OUNCE OF NEW DisCOVERY CAPABLE OF KILLING MILLIONS

NEW POISON IS DEADLIER THAN ATOMIC BOMB   Ounce Could Wipe Out Everyone in U. S. and Canada

MOVE BEGUN TO COMBINE LABOR BILLS   Backers Want To Force Enactment Of Case Measure

May Combine Case Measure Truman’ s Emergency Bill Strateay Mapped for Case Proposal

PACKERS OF CASE BILL PLAN MOVE 10 OFFSET VETO   Measure May Be Attached as Rider to Emergency Strike Leoiciation

Good Evening...  Best part of Thanksgtving is here ~—cold turkey today, hash tomorrow.   Fine Weather Stays On Throuvch faturday

GOVERNMENT TAKES OVER COAL MINES   Krug Now Negotiates With John L. Lewis As to Opening

Both Factions ‘Sounded Out’,  - Before Action   elfare Fund Compromise Reported as Truman Makec Kruw (Cenr

FILES APPEAL FROM JUSTICE’S DECISION   Plaintiff Favored in Hearing Before Justice in Eviction Proceedings

EX-61 FILES AN APPEAL ~—N-EVICTION DECISION   Quakertown Man Buys Home, But Can’t Move In   THREE MORE DIVORCES

J. J. MANSFIELD ANNOUNCES FOR RE-ELECTION   Veteran Congressman Reviews His Record in Makine Announcement

Judge J. J. Mansfield Seeking Reelection To Congress From 9th Dict

EDDINGTON WOMAN LIKES TO FIGHT FIRES   ‘Mrs. Charles Flynn Helps To Lay Hose and Take Out The Kinks

House Begins Employment  Office Debate      Return Of Services To State Control Gives Truman New Test

USES AT HAND   Pro-Labor House Members Ask Moderate Strike Control Law

‘Lruman Facing His Ist  ‘46 Test      Influence On U.S Employment Job Being Aired

Employment Service Is Up Before Congress   _ Suggested Mrs. Luce -May Run For _Seat In Senate

Million and. Half ‘Voters are “"Expeeted To Ge To Polls Burng Day

U.S. Flag Is Lowered  By McNutt   Thousands Stand In « Pouring Rain To See Ceremony.

President Issues Proclamation Ending 48 Years Rule Under U. 8,   Stars And Stripes Are Hauled Down   American Flag More Triumphant Than Ever, Says Savs President Roxas

U.S. RULE OVER HLIPINOS ENDS IN DEMOCRACY   Roxas Takes Over as President After 48 Years of Sovereionty

GANG SLAYING PROBE COVERS ILLINOIS AREA   Wilford Drewer Gunned To Death Last Night In St. Louis

WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS__ OPA Price Adjustments Designed To Increase Cheaper Clothing; U.S. Takes World Bank Lead

WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS Labor Curbs Sought as Costly Coal Strike Cripples Nation; Disclose Black Market "Profits

UN O Weathers First Big Test; Rail Unions Balk at Pay Award; Civilian Output at Peak Rate

WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS Black Market in Meat Growing; Allies Vie for Oil in East; Goering Talks Big for Record

WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS___ Boost Meat Prices to Offset Wage Raises; O.K. Jap Exports To Meet Essential Requirements

Ford Plans New Offer To Auto Workers   Detroit Newspaper States 18'2-Cent-An-Hour Boost Possible Proposal

1,786,000 Workers lale; Thousands Leaving Their Job:   Steel Strike Forces Layoff of 100 OCO Non-Striking Office Workers

FORD TO OFFER NEW INCREASE   ‘Hint New Offer To Union Will Parallel Truman Steel Proposal

TEMPERATURES  135-Cent Wage Increase Rumor Denied By Ford   Deadlocks Unbroken On Nation’s Far-Flung Strike Front Today

FORD MAY MAKE 182-CENT OFFER   Detroit Paper Reports Firm Will Submit Plan Shortly

FORD MOTOR CO, T0 OFFER INCREASE   Is Expected to Set a Formula For Settlement of Wage Dispute.

New Offer fo UAW By Ford Expected   18.5 Cents May Be Basis For Pay Row Settlement

Ford Denies New Offer On Wages   Detroit Paper ‘Says. Firm Will Probably Offer ‘18% Cents

‘Senate Confirms Krug Appointmen Without-Debate   Power Expert Becomes Youngest Member of . Truman’s: Cabinet

Pilots Shoot for New Records In Air Race:   Recheck Gives Noted Woman Flier Second Place In California to Cleveland Cross-Country TDach.

Manufactured Gas Be Rationed To All Users  Stane Takan Ta   Steps Taken To Conserve Small Coal Sunplies

TO CONGRESS TO CURB UMW   22 States Schedule Dimouts to Save Coal Stores

New Streamliner, Powhatan Arrow, Goes To Glor In McDewell County Village Of Powhatan; Ten Passengers Injured

Streamliner Wrecked: Two Crewmen Dead   Powhatan Arrow Leaves Rails on Curve in West Virainia

Atomie Bomb Photos Found   Arrest Of Three Vets In Baltimore Brings Disclosure

F.B.1. Agents Apprehend Ex-Servicemen _ Attempting to Sell Highly Secret Pictures; Evidence Called ‘Definitely Authentic’    Arrest at Baltimore Follows: Report by Newspaper Authorities; Men Face Rrison, Fine, If Found Guilty by Court. —

Photos Were of. Secret Material of Great Import   Captain, Cadet and an Ex-Private Are Under Arrest

Ex-Servicemen Held  After Offering Photos   FBI Arrests Trio Trying to Sell Secret Photographs of Atomic Bomb to Newspapers

Connecticut Union Leaders Warn ol Further Walkeuts   More Mass Action Hinted if  Yale & Towne Deadlock  Is Not Broken

Union Promises More City-Wide Strike Walkouts   Little Accomplished At Stamford Strike

Price Increases On Durable Goods Slight This Month   Practically ‘Negligible’ Increases During OPA-Less Days In This Line, Says Official

AKRON LEADE DIED SUDDENLY   CHARLES SHEIBERLING, PIONEER IN RUBBER INDUSTRY SUCCUMBED TO. HEART ATTACK EARLY TODAY

RUBBER LEADER DIES IN AKRON   Heart Attack is Fatal to C. W. Seiberling

FATE OF OPA UP TO FOURTEEN CONGRESSMEN   Joint House-Senate Committee in Session Today to Write Death Knell or Extension of Agency.

SENATE-HOUSe GORMITTEE WORKING OH COMPROMISE PRICE CONTROL MEASURE

German Girl Convicted for Murdering  Peoria Yank   Blonde Erika Krebs Found Guilty By a Military Court of Killing U. S. Sergean

SAID REVOLUTION   “Mountbatten Predicts achines Will Aid « Scientists

Electronic Brain Is Able To Think   Revolution of Mind Forecast by Lord Louis Mountbatten

U. S. Offers Plan for  Trieste Peace  Italy Wants More Credit for Halnina Win Wear

SOVIET CLAIMS TO PROPERTIES ARE REJECTEL   AUSTRIAN PARLIAMENT VOTES TO NATION ALIZE INDUSTRIES THAT MOSCOW HAS CLAMED

Demands Reds Join U.S. And Britain In Halting Disintegration Of Stricken Nation   Austria To Nationalize Thirteen Industries Ciaimed By Russians

That's all for now, JUSTIN.   Only One Bomb tc Be Used in Atomic Test on July Ist.

Goering Plan to Seize Gibraltar Revealed Today   Reichmarshal’s Array of Artillery Shifted to East bv Hitler Order

Goering Planned To Seize Gibraltar   World’s Largest Gun Was To Be Used

Goering Poised Powerful Guns on Spanish Border For Attack on Gibraltar

Crum Claims: ere gegen ae  British Fear or Red War Detrimental To Jewish lnmisration

Housewives Have Trouble Finding Meat, Farmers Facing Loss On Stock

Butchers Start Own Rations To Spread Supplies   Shortage Reported To Be Acute In Some . Parts of Country

See Black Market Revival as Meat Strike Continues   Government Leaders Hope To Ward off Illegal Sale in Nation   PRICES ARE RAISED IN NEW YORK CITY   Official Acticn Promised Against Dealers Ignoring OPA Ceilings

Should Unify Armed Forces   Head Of Senate Military Af rairs Committee Declares Action Is Needed Now

ORDER STRIKE ON PULLMANS   PULLMAN CONDUCTORS SCHEDULED TO WALKOUT  ON AUGUST itt As!  . ESULT OF DISPUTE

GREEK BATTLE IS REPORTED ENDED; LEFTISTS ROUTED   Several Villages Reported to Be Destroyed During Course of Battles

BATTLE IN NORTHERN  GREECE TERMINATED   General Ventiris Returns to Saloni. ka Headquarters After Driving Out Raiders.

Severe Cold to Miss Bluffs Aree  Sub-zero Readings Predicted for lowa

SURVEY CONFIRMS. BOX CAR SHORTAGE   Movement of Record Wheat Cran Threctened

RUMOR NEW WAR INSIDE CHINA   COMMUNISTS CLAIM CIVIL WAR BREAKS OUT

Civil War Is Reported in China Again   Communists Claim That Na tionalist Forces Have  Started Hostilities

Deadline for Evacuation  Is Demanded  Election Dates Are Also Issue at Bia Four Meet

Offer Made By Byrne   U. S. Offers New Compromise To Mee Russian Demand For A Deadline

New Compromise In Trieste Issue Offered By U. S.   Plan Is Designed To Meet Reds’ Demand For Troop Removal Deadline

St.. Louis Intoa 3-1 Lead   Final Game of Series: Finds Dickson Besting Ferriss As Cardinal Outfielders Star —

Believe Game Is ‘Must’ for Bosox   Pollet Kayoed by Sox Attack in  First, Replaced on Mound by Southpaw AI Brazile

DIARY SAYS FDR. FIRED GOLD PRICE BY LUCKY NUMBER   Morgenthau's Notes. Scid te “Pull No Punches” on Savky Mew Deal

Study Changes In Boundaries  France, Yugoslavia, Austria Seek Lands

TWIN DIES IN FALL FROM SEE-SAW SWING   Josephine Heli , Edding ny sweat a Arrival at Hospital   WAS 5 YEARS OF AGE

B, GEBBIE BUYS HAWARDEN PAPER   Publication "To Be Known As The Indepen dant

State State Demo Session ‘Quiet; Fireworks..:, ‘Fail To Explode ” 

RUMOR - MADE RIOTF   Polish Uprising That Cost 38 Lives Started By Innocent Boy

Hoax Starts   Small Boy Admits He .Was. Told to Say Jews’ Had Held Him in Cellar

BOY BLAMED FOR POLISH UPRISING   SOMEONE TOLD HIM TO START STORY AGAINST JEWS, SAYS CHILD, 8

Interpret New Russian Move   Motive In Argentina Considered Political

NEITHER COUNTRY HAS MUCIt TO OFFER OTHER £CONOMICALLY, CAPITAL OBSERVERS SAY

Adm. Nimitz Opposes Cut In Navy Fund   Committee Told How Strength Has Fallen Off _

Contempt Hearing Resumes for Lewis; Coal Chief Quizzed   Top U.S. Officials Await Turn To Offer Testimony From Stand; Ball Calls Strike ‘Insurrection’

Contempt Case Against Lewis Is Resumed   Judge Drops Hint _ Light Penalty Is - Beaeethta tla Munn

UMW SEEKS x PROVE U.S. ACT IS SHAM   Judge Indicates Believes Lewis  Acted Wilfully

Judge's Past Remarks, However, Indicated Strongly He Believed Lewis Wilfully Violated Order To Keep Contract In Effect   LEWIS’ TRIAL IS IN SECOND WEEK

Lawyers _      UNION’S ATTORNEYS CLAIM GOVERNMENT’S OPERATIO} COAL MINES WAS MERE SI

COLD WAVE HITS EAST AS COAL STOCKS DWINDLE   UMW Lawyers Claim Smith-Connally Act Does Not Apply 

Contempt tase Against Lewis Is Resumed   Judge Drops Hint Light Penalty Is Possible In Case

Lawyers Insist: Private Owners Operated Mines   Say Government Control! of Business Was Sham;  Triel Enters 2nd Week

Lewis’ Trial in Second Week as Coal Gets Low   Judge Suggests Light Penalty if Lewis Proves He Acted in Good Faith

JNJON GUAKBANI EE . Steel Strikers Meet, Hear 18.5e Pay Hike Certain

Proclaim Italy To Be Republic   Former King Expected To Leave For Portugal As An Exile At Once

WILL PROCLAIM ITALY REPUBLIC   Formal Ceremony Marking End Of Monarchy Schedu'ed Today

Italy Becoming Republic Today:   Formal Ceremony To Mark End Of Rule Of King Umberto

PEACE PROPOSALS SWAMP BOTH SIDES IN MINE ARGUMENT   Governor Gates Asks Government and Operators to Conference in Indiana.   DIM-OUT ORDERS EXPECTED MONDAY

Tax Fight © By Farmers      Protest Ic Levy On Non-Highway ‘Used Gasoline

WORLD MAY TAKE LESSON FROM. MACARTHUR’S CALL FOR MORAL. TEADERSHIP RY US CHAPLAINS -

Ur ge Higher Morality For Gls In Japan   MacArthur Calls On Chaplains to Exert Strong and Direct Moral Leadership  Ove     Troops

‘Church Excommunicates ‘Catholic Officials ‘At Yugloslavian Trial

CHURCH BANISHES FOES OF STEPINAC   Catholics Involved in Case Feerammiiniented

Loan To Great Britain Urged   Secretary Wallace Makes Plea in Address

Nomination Conceded to McCarthy   Senator Loses by 7,000 Plurality in Wisconsin Republican Primary

LA FOLLETTE {S LOSER; 83 YEAR GOVERNOR WINS   Primary Vote Seen as End to 41 Years of 2 La Follettes in Senate

GIVES VICTORY IN PRIMARY TO ‘OLD GUARD’   Ends Era in U. S. Polities

REPORT FOR PHYSICALS   Two Men Left Yesterday for Fort  Loavenwarth

Fight Against Polio      Scientists Exchange Findings . On Studies Of Dread Disease

HOUSE SIDE-STEPS TAKING VOTE; PASSES DRAFT LAW WITH 5-MONTH DELAY AND EXEMPTS TEEN-AGERS

Five-Month Draft Holiday is Proposed   HOUSE SENDS MEASURE TO SENATE; SHORT FAILS TO KILL BILL

Holiday, Ban On Teen-Agers Are Provided In Bill   Vote Is 290-108; Expected To Act On  Servicemen’s Pay Hike

House Approves Bill With Draft ‘Holiday’   Senate Gets Legislation Includinc Curb on Teen-Age Inductions

HouseDraft Bill Passed, 290 to 108   Provides Five Months Draft Holiday, Prohibits Induction of 18, 19 Year Olds

HOUSE APPROVES HOLIDAY ON DRAF   Members Sidestep Direc Vote On Straight Extension.

Father of Five, Deserted by Wife, Tries to Trick Son Into Killing Him

CITY'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS OPEN ON SEPT. 1)   Registration to Be Held During Preceding Week

Four Nations Get Voice in  Treaty Making   Decision Opens Gates to Similar Requests

ALBANIA, MEXICO, CUBA ANE EGYPT TO GIVE VIEWS. TO-FU CONFERENCE; INVITATION UNANIMOUS © Ra

SMALL NATIONS CAN TALK ABOUT ITALIAN PEACE   Are Invited to State Views at Peace Parley

British Proposal Given Approval Soviet Opposes   Four Small Nations Invited To State The: Views On Treaties After Several Hours Of Wrangling.

Albania, Mexico Cuba and Egypt  To Express Views   Unanimsus Vote Decides Action; Russian Proce dure Methcd Defeated

THEFT’ FROM SHIPS AT TEXAS PORTS IS SET AT $2,000,000'   BEAUMONT REPORT SAYS MOST LOOT RECOVERED BY FEDERAL OFFICIALS

Half Million Vets Will Have Checks Cut, Or Stopped   Failure To Report Earnings By November 5 Given As Reason; Schools And On-The-Job Training Plants To Be Probed

Halt Milhon Veterans Face Reduction  In Benefits   Some Payments May Be Eliminated Because of Failure To Report Earnings

STOP CHECKS TO VETERANS   VA Suspends Job Benefit: To 150,000 for Failure To Report Earnings

500,000 Vets Lose All Or Part Of Training Pay Because Of Failure To Report Earnings

Detroit Transit Strike Cripples Transportation   Estimated 1,800,000 l’assengers Are ('aneht hv Walkont

U.S, AGAINST RED PLEAON STRAITS   Dardanelles Transit Rights __ Favored, However .

U. S. Is Ready To Compromise Straits Issue  Would Give Reds  Special Riahts

U.S. Favors Partial ‘Concession to Reds In Dardanelles Issue   Soviet to Have Special Passage Privileges Is Idea  ~~. tent ‘wrrTr eeteriuwtt?.s:

Situation in Near East Viewed With  Concern in Capital   Extraordinary Parley of Top Officials Is Held At Mansion

U.S, MAY BACK TRANSIT RIGHTS   Consider Letting Reds Pass Through Dardanelles

US. May] Back Soviet Transit Tn Dardanelles   Would . Permit Russia - Sothern’ Sea Outlet With Passage droid Mediterranean. ~ a

US. May Agree to Some Soviet Transit Rights   Opposes Dardanelles Joint Defense Plan of Reds, However

U. S. Prepared To Back Russia On Transit Rights Thru Dardanelles   ‘However, Opposed To Outright Current Soviet Demands For Hand In Military Control

Back Some Russ Right: In Straits   But U.S. Reported To Oppose Present Demands: White House Conference Is Held

U.S. May Back Soviet Transit ‘In Dardanelles   Would Permit Russia Southern Sea Outlet   With Passage Through  Mediterranean.

U.S. Favors Giving ‘Russia Transit Rights ‘Through the Dardanelles.

U.S. Reported Ready To Back Special Transit Rights For Russia Through Dardanelles   To Oppose Outright Current Soviet Demands For Hand In Military Control

Turkey Has Thus Far Had the Right To Close Straits Ir Time Of Danger

U.S MAY URGE TRANSIT RIGHT TO BLACK SEA   Problem Again Poises U. S. Against Russia, With Both Determined

Ready To Talk “Dardanelles” ~~ With Soviet:   United States Reported In Favor Some Syeccial _ Neasit Rights Fer.  Rasceaiane

US May Back Special Transit Rights, Block Control Of Dardanelles

WARNS THREE MILLION VETS MAY BE AMONG UNEMPLOYEL   OFFICIAL OF REEMPLOYMENT AGENCY DECLARES THAT JOB OPENING MUST BE FOUND

MANY VETERANS 16 FACE UNEMPLOYMENT   One But Of Eight Receiving Readiustment Allowances

Editors Want UN To Set Up World Freedom of Pres:   General Assembly Asked to Adopt Convenant Establishing Principle

Six Killed, Many Hurt In Explosion   Cleaning Fluid Leakage Blamed For Blast Which Destroyed Huge Greenville Laundry

Five Killed In k:xplosion  At Laundry   Greenville Blast Wrecks Block -Long Plant, Demolishing 15 Dwellings

Army Patrols Blast Scene   Six Killed, 150 Injured tn Gas Explosion At South  Carolina Laundry

6 KILLED AND 150 HURT IN EXPLOSION THAT RUINED LAUNDRY AND LEVELED MANY BUILDINGS

LOWER HOUSE BODY FAVORS AGENCY FUNDS   Revised Time-Table For Agency Drawn By Bowles

Committee Reports  Long Delays Predicted In Lifting Of Many Of OPA’s Price Controls

Long Delays In Lifting OPA Controls   Revised Summary Submitted by Administrator

‘See Delays in. Lifting Contrels   Revised Summary and Time-Table Given by Bowles Listed

Remain In F orce  A Good While Yet      House Group. Approves Funds For OPA On ioe “Reviséd- “Tinie-Table ‘of Longer Operation...

Suspension Of Ceilings On Food Not Expected Before Spring   Textile Control ~ Also Maintainec   OPA Drops 30 Small Rent Areas But Add 17 To Original List

Congress Told Control Lifting To Be Delayec   17 New Rent Areas Added; See Main Meat [tems Same Until July, 1947

OPA CHIEF SEES FOOD UNDER LID ALL THIS YEAR   NO SUSPENSION OF LAUNDRY, CLEANING RULES UNTIL FALL

Long Delays Indicated In Lifting OPA Price Controls, House Group Reports

Price Control  To Be Retained  Congress Sees Delay In Taking Many Items From Hands of OPA

Still Need OPA Control   Bowles Says Restrictions On Most Items. Should Be Continued Ts] Snring of 1947 -

OPA Controls Here To Stay,  For Some Time   Long Delays Ahead, Committee Tells Coneress

Dairies, Meat To Have Lids Through ’46   No Suspensions On Apparel Items Seen This Year

Many Controls to Be Retained   Foods, Rents; Consumer Goods Still Under Watchful Eve

Price Controls Due To Remain For Long Time   Revised Time - Table Is Submitted

Long Delay In Lifting Of All Price Controls   HOUSE COMMITTEE SAYS OPA CEILINGS ARE NEEDED

OPA Clamp Will Be Firm Indefinitely, Congress Informed   Bare Summary, Time-Table by Chester Bowles

Removal of Price Roofs Faces Dela)   Revised OPA Timetable On Rent, Food, Etc., is Made Public.

OPA REVISES SCHEDULE FOR EASING CURBS   Foods, Consumer Goods to Remain On List Until 1947

Koegel Is Captured: Kills Self   Nazi Colonel Accused Of Murdering 46,000 Prison Camp Inmates

AFTER SENATE PASSES BIT   Agency Extended for Year, But Authority . Is Emasculated ©. _-

MESSAGE SAYS PRICE CONTROL NOT POSSIBLE   TRUMAN DECLARES BILL DES TROYS GOVERNMENT'S —+- POWER TO_STABILIZE. THE NATION'S ECONOMY

Hopeless Deadlock Marks Effort To End Power Tieup   State Mediator Charges That Negotiators Are “Just Talking ;’’ Few Men Return to Work; Hearing Set on “‘Rebel’”’ Union Move

SENTENCING IS DUE WEDNESDAY MORN IN CONTEMPT CASE   UMW Boss Offers No Defense, Makes Long Speech Denouncing Restraining Order Leveled When Miners Staged Walkout

MURRAY INVIIES ~ RIVAL LEADERS TO CONFERENCE   Urges Program Be Mapped ., to Head Off Anti-Labor Action by Congress   WHITNEY FAVORS IDEA   Telegrams Also Sent to Wm. Green and Head of Rail Labor Association

Murray Urges Fight Against Anti-Labor Laws   Asks Aid of AFL, Two Railway Groups, For Common Program

Charting of Legislative Plans Urged   CIO Chieftain Requests AFL, Trainmen Join in Commen Drive.

1Murray Calls for United Labor Front   ‘Common Program’ To Combat Movement To Cripple Unions Sought by President of ClO

LABOR TO UNITE   CIO Head Blasts Foes, Asks Leaders to End Own Quarrels

Murray Calls For Meeting ; 'To Head Off Anti-Labor Laws   Whitney Urges All Labor _ Leaders To Unite On Program

Coastal Area For 300 Miles Hit By Tidal Wave; Lowlands Are Flooded; Many Cities Damaged

Byres Bact U. S, Loan  Ty Bas      Says Withholding of oan. Will Be Disastrous To World Economy. 

Byrnes Plug: British Loan   AGainto U.S.in _ Better World Trade; Senate Action Soon

Byrnes Endorses Loan To Britain   Says U. S. Would Make Tangible Gains As Well As Rest Of World

California School System Threatened With Collapse Says State PTA Head

Texas Gives Johnny Real Welcome  a Ries ay c pele ie i. 4 re a a: ie =. ww

Declares It’s Time to Quit Legal Killing   Warden Lainson Believes Solution Lies Elsewhere

EASTER SEALS ARE MAILED QUT   CRIPPLED CHILDREN’S SOCIETY OPENS ” CAMPAIGN

LaGuardia Studying Food Problem; Plans To Accept Chairmanship Of UNRRA

New War Plans Being Hatchec By ‘International Reaction, ’ Stalin Says in Radio Address

Stalin Pledges Reds To Policy of Peace   Russian Leader Charges International Reaction Hatching Plans for New War; Workers Called on to Reach New Goals

Russia to Be True to Peace   Charges ‘International Reaction Breeds Plans for New War;’ Cites Need to Keep Defenses Intact

Stalin Scores Elements That Plan New Wars   Prime Minister of USSR Pledges Policy of World Peace and Security

Stalin Promises Peace Adherence   Premier Blast? ‘Plans For Hatching New War’

Russ charges plans for war  being hatched  Red army growth is urged by Stalin

WAR IN MAKING, STALIN CLAIMS   Policy Of Peace And Security Outlined For Soviets 

STALIN AVERS RUSSIA TRUE TO PEACE VOWS   May Day Speech Hitches Soviets To Earlier  Anti-War Vows

STALIN VOICES HOPE OF PEACE   Says Nations Do Not Wish War, But Charges Plot For New Conflict

Stalin States Russia Will Be True to  lts Policy of Peace   Prime Minister Charges, However, That ‘International Reaction’ Is Hatching Plans for New War

RUSSIA TO PURSUE POLICY OF PEACE STALIN DECLARES   Dictator in Broadcast Says Soviet Union “Marches in Vanguard of Struggle for Security.”   CHARGES WAR PLANS ARE BEING HATCHED   Sees “International Reaction” as Threat and Calls for Constant Vigilance by  People,

SECURITY AND PEACE AIMS OF SOVIET UNION   Stalin Says, However, “International Reaction” Hatching New War   MILITARY SKILL OF NATION WILL GROW

Administration In Move fo Get Vole   Seeks Cloture Petition Ta Force Senate Vote On Limiting Debate

Seek To Curb Talk On Loan      Surprise Move to Get Immediate Vote on British Loan. Reported

ged Rierge Apel 4 2 oe ee me vu 4-4  ~~: “a, rc ee. “at gta te Bee ng

Seeks Showdown  on Loan Measure  Petition to Limit - Debate Is Filed

A NEWSPAPER STRIKE   Three Cleveland Papers Affected by Pressemen's Walkoct

Nine Convicts In‘Pen’ Break      “Excitement; Seven _« Caught Later

ONLY TWO  CONVICTS AT LARGE   Report That Fifty Escaped Exaaagerated

Seven Captured In Short Order; D Still Missing ©  Break Discovered By Guard OF Duty

Alabama Stirred By Prison Break   Nine Make Getaway But Seven Recaptured; Cotton Mill Fired

Convicts Fire Mill at Prison   Nine Others Escape, Seven Recaptured

Two Convicts. Alabama‘Breal Still At Large   Nine- Escaped Through ‘Tunnel

Prison Fire And Kseape  Alert Alabama Officers   Bold Break Via Tunnel At Draper Occurs Almost Simultaneously With Incendiary Blaze At Kilby, Where Extensive Damage Done; All But Two Caught

9 Inmates Attempt Escape at Nearby Prison During Blaze   Alabama State Police Recapture All But 2 Prisoners at Montgomery; Estimate Heavy Fire Loss

ixag o cerated Report on Prison Ese ‘ADE   Throws the Law Machinery  Into High Gear

Escape, Fire In Prisons   Convicts Tunnel Out As Alabama Law Has Busy Night

18 Lose Lives Over Week-End   Traffic Deaths Lead State Toll By 12

Molotov Agrees To rurnish Data   Russian Makes Broad Proposal Before UN To Speed Disarmament

RUSSIANS PROPOSE WORLD DISARMING AT MEETING GF tN   Big Powers Asked to Tell Size and Location of Armed Forces, in Plan of Molotoy.   PROGRAM OF U.S. MET BY DIPLOMAT

REVEAL DATA ON ARMED FORGES   f ’ Information on Home  Troops Is Not Included

MOLOTOV ASKS BIG POWERS 10 TELL STRENGTH   Suggests This Be Done Before UN Gets Down To Disarmament

Molotov Proposes  Allies Bare Troop Strength and Disarm   Russian Comes Near Meeting U. S. Suggestion as Vital Debate Beains

Freakish Tropical Hurricane Slows Down in Trip Across North Carolina

Crop Damage In Cuba Heavy   But Tropica! Storm Virtually Blows Itself Out In Carclinas Last Night.

Freakish Tropical Storm Is Slowly Blowing Itself Out Over Two Carolinas

HURRICANE DOES LITTLE DAMAGE   Storm That Caused Havoc In Cuba Blows Itself Out In Carolinas.

HURRICANE DISAPPEARS IN CAROLINA   Blows Itself Out After Raising Havoc !n Cuba

Cuba Counts 4 Dead in Hurricane; Winds Drop to 5 MPH in Carolina

Twenty-One Nazi War Criminals  Are Found Guilty   Lengthy Report Of Verdicts In War Crimes Trials Given At Nuernberg   ‘EXECUTION LIKELY PENALTY FOR MOST

Await Death Sentences On Tuesday   Judges Read Scathing Indictment of Goering And Quaking Henchmen

SENTENCES. OF WAR LEADERS: ~~ ABE DELAYEI   EN-PERACATLONAY-TRIDUNAL  INDICATES DRASTIC PUNISH.  MENT 13 IN STORE FOR ‘t ON ARIAL

Chinese Reds Massing Forces   100,000 Reinforcements Ready For CounterOffensive

Communists Mass Troops For Attack   Report 100,000 Ready To Move On Yanechow, Jukao

FOR COUNTER ATTACK   Chinese Report Communists Are Massing Reinforcements

Moscow Raps British Policy   Democracy ‘Object of Shameless Demagogy’

SEEK POSSESSION OF CLUB PROPERTY   Suit by Woman's Club Members Against University of Kansas ©

SEEK POSSESSION OF CLUB PROPERTY   Suit by Woman's Club Members Against University of Kansas   DIFFER WITH OFFICERS

0.(. Street Cars, Buses Not Running   Operators Stop Work After Union Rejects Report Of Arbitration Board

Oklahoma City Gripped By Transit Stoppage   State Grants Emergency Hike in Fares—Union Ponderc Cattlomnmt

Blood-Stained Car Studied   Seek To Tie In Auto With Degnan Case

Dewey Victory By Nearly 700,000 Votes Carries Ives in as U. S. Senator

DEWEY CARRIES RUNNING MATES TO GOP VICTORY   Whole Republican Ticket Is Elected By New Yorkers

Dewey Sweep Gives Him Lead For 1948   Governor Of New York Wins Re-Election, Takes Senators And Congressmen Along With Him

MAJORITY VOTE IS STAGGERING   New Deal Senator With ' Pp. A. C. Support Is Badly Defeated

Dewey Gets Huge Margin InN. Y.   Plurality Over Mead Nears 700,000 Mark As Returns Received

DEWEY PILES UP HUGE MAJORITY   Entire Republican Ticket Sweeps To Victory In New York State.

DEWEY AN EASY WINNER IN NEW YORK   Carries Entire 7 Republican Slate Into Office

KANE GARAGE IS VISITED BY $25,000 FIRE   Chevrolet Building Rozed In Second Disastrous Blaze to Hit Community in Week   CRIGIN UNDETERMINED

925,000 Loss In Garage Fire at Kane   Intense Cold Coats Firemen  And Apparatus With Ice

He is Native of Robeson and Made Fine Record at State College as Student and Publicist.

He is ‘Native of. Robeson: . and Made Fine Record _. at State College as. 5 :  ~ dent and Publicist. ::

RETAIL BOOST! IN-PRICES.GE1 CONFEREES’ OK   Measure Is Modification Of Taft’s Cost-Profit Amendment

Report Price Hikes Okayed   Amendment To OPA Bill Would Give Increase To Manufacturers

Retail Price Increase on Some Goods   Conferees favor Higher Prices to Allow Profit  to Manufacturers

Amendment Passed D nounced By Stabilizer A Delayed Action Bomb   Proposal Similar To Taft Progra   Increases At Produei Level Would Be Passed Down To Consumer

PRICE INGREASES SAID GIVEN OKAY   Amendment to OPA Bill Is Believed Approved at Capital.

Conferees Approve Amendment to OPA Bill Authorizing Increases In Retail Prices on Many Items

OPA Bill  Revisions Up Prices   Congress Conferees Approve Amendments for Retail Boosts

INJURED IN CAR WRECK      Milton_Etsenkewer Jr in Aute fyash Near Manksitan

GOP May Cut Three Billion Dollars From Income Tax Of Nation by Next Year

QUICKIE” BILL DUE TO PRECEDE LONG-RANGE ACT   GOP-Controlled Congress Is Not Including Corporations in Reduction   ECONOMY AX TO FALL   Most Federal Departments to Be Pruned in Effort to Balance Budget

Republicans Reveal 1947 Tax Reduction ‘Schedule For Nation   _ Corporations Still Excluded From Relief

Corporation Rates Will Not Be Lowered   ‘Quickie’ Measure In January will Reduce Personal Income Taxes

20 PCT. INCOME TAX CUT WILL BE AIM OF GOP   Corporations Still Excluded From Relief Next Year

GOP Reveals More Tax Cuts   Big Firms Excluded from Relief in ‘47

Knutson Says ‘Quickie Bill Will Be Rushed Through In January   Slice In Excise  Tax Also Is Due   No Reduction In Corporation Taxes Contemplated For Next Year

Promise Tax Cutting Bill By January   Twenty Pct. Reduction Scheduled On Personal  Incomes, Says Knutson

Slash in  U. S. Taxes Coming  GOP Leaders . - pgree on Swift ,   GOP Leoders .  - agree on Swift. 20 Pct. Reduction in Income Levies

QUICKIE BE PASSED IN JANUARY   Corporation Taxes Will  Remain Same

YOUTHS CLEARED IN KIDNAP PROBE   Story of Effort To Collect Ransom Is Declared Hoax

CONFESSION IS ADMITTED HOAX   YOUTHS ADMIT THEY WANTED TO SELL STORY

POLICE RELEASE SUSPECTS TODAY   Call Degnan Home Hoping To Get A Story For Newspapers.

Youths Virtually Eliminated In Chicago’s Brutal Slaying   Had Hoped To Sell Their Story To Newspapers Is Belief

YOUTHS ADMIT STORY UNTRUE   ‘Boys ‘Virtually Eliminated’ As Suspects In Degnan Kidnap-Murder Case

K.C. Girl Charged With  Murder of Key Boy   Reiterates Story to  Police of Pushing bad Inte Bhieo Dic.

War Surplus Sales To Germans Planned   Millions in Am erican Equipment May be Transferred

Germans May Get Surplus   McNarney Proposes Sal Of U.S. Eauninment

Nazi Spies Gave. Accurate Data On Yalta Confah   Highly-Guarded Secrets Made . Known to Berlin

Nazis Gol The Dope On Yalta  Occupation Plans mar AUN? . . UF cc ekisrme

UMW CHIEFTAIN TO FIGHT U. S. ACTION IN COURT   Judge Overrules Motions Of Lewis Counsel At Today’s Preliminary Session   BATTLE DUE WEDNESDAY   All-Out Fight Between U. S. And UMW To Get Underway Wednesday Morning

MARINE CORPS AIR TRANSPORT MISSING WITH 32 PASSENGERS  FOREST RANGERS HUNT

Coastal Area of Washington Is Scene of Mishap   Marine Transport Is Long Overdue With Gas Supply Exhaustec

32 Marines, Big Plane, Feared Lost   Navy Searches For Transport In Washington

PLANE WASON SAN DIEGO TO SFATTIE HOD   28 Privates Were Passengers on Big Transport

Marine Corps Craftlslost = In Washington   Widespread Hunt ts Handicapped By Bad Weather

QUAKERTOWN HOSPITAL APPEAL NETS $20,219   21 Commynities Contribute To Aid Institution   BOROUGH GAVE $8,470

U. S. EXPRESSES REGRETS OVER CLASH BETWEEN PERU OFFICER, AMERICAN SOLDIER. BOTH HURT

ARMY UNVEILS NEW WEAPONS   Wraps Taken Off Sniperscope And Snooperscope Used Against Japs

DEVICES Sant ENEMY IN DARE   Army Permits Disclosure of Two Secret Weapons Used on Okinawa

Refurn To Work Ordered After Two-Day Tieup   Peace Agreement Is Reached Last Night; Million Affected

Qakland-AFL Settle Dispute To End Strike   City Pledges Neutral Status in Labor Spats After Two-Day Tieup

AGREE TO END AFL GENERAL STRIKE IN OAKLAND, CAL.   RETURN TO WORK ORDER ISSUED AT NOON HOUR TODAY

Agreement On Pickef Lines Said Reached   Officials Of City To Remain Neutra’ In Labor Disputes

Agree to Enc Oakland Strike   Agree Not to Use Police in Breaking Picket Lines

Oakland's Genera Strike Comes Abruptly to End   Three Days of Almost Complete Business Paralysis Terminated This Morning; Back-to-Work Orders Issued Union Men

Settlement Is Effected ~ At Oakland   End Comes to City's General Strike that Gripped Million Residents in Almost Complete Paralveis

General Strike In West Coast City Will End  Under Accord   Back-To-Work Edict Goes Out To Union Agents In Oakland

AFL. Orders Workers Back ta Jobs to Terminate Crippling Strike   CONCESSIONS MADE TO BRING STRIKE TO END

Agreement Ends General Strike At Oakland, Cal   Workers’ Return Ordered; Store Walkouts Go On; Police Avoid Pickets

General Strike In Oakland Ends As City Officials And A. F. L. Leaders Reach Full Agreement

Return To Work Order Due Today   City, AF L Leaders Settle Differences .

Oakland AFL Chiefs Reach Agrement on Ending Mass Strike   Return to Work Order Given At Noon Today

Oakland And Labor Leaders Reach Accore   Swike Up Agreement Tx End Strike Which Has Strangled City For “Two Days

ACCORD HALTS OAKLAND TIEUP   General Strike Ends When City Agrees Poljge Will  Baenant Dialat 1 inan

BREAK SEE OAKLAND STRIKE   Agreement To End Genera Tieup Reported

AGREEMENT T0 END OAKLAND'S GENERAL TIEUP REACHED TODAY   Two Retail Shops Still Strikebound In Dispute Over Union Contract

City Officials Agree fo Stay Out of Disputes   Commerce Will Resume After Two-Day Layoff

Agreement Ends Strike In Oakland   General Tie-Up Resulting When All Unions Strike Terminated at 11 a. m. As Result of Accord

OAKLAND STRIKE SETTLED, UNION TO WORK AGAIN   Agreement Reached by AFL, City To End Paralyzing Two-Day Walkout

Strike Ended; Oakland Work Order Issued   * Statement by Unions Confirmed Agreement On Condition City Officials Are Neutral!

OAKLAND MASS STRIKE ENDS   Agreement Reached To Halt Crippling General Walkout.

Oakland’s Strike Ends   .» + Blockade Which Cut Off Living Essentials Lifts

Oakland Tieup To End; Agreement Is Reached   2 Sy, Officials And AFL Leaders Come To Terms To End General Strike; Return To Work Order Will Be Issued Ai 1 P. M.

MASS STRIKE TO BE ENDED AT OAKLAND   City’Officials and A. F. of L. Leaders Reach Agreement to Call Off Paralyzing Walkout Some Time Today.

Oakland, AFL Leaders In Agreement To End General Strike of Past Two Days

Agreement Ends Paralyzing Tieup   City Accepts Union Conditions That Police Won't Be Used to Break Picket Lines —

Neutrality Pledge Ends  Bay Strike   Oakland Officials Promise Hands Of Policy in Future

Oakland Ends Strike Coma By Agreement  City Officials Pledge Recall

Mass Strike In Oakland ‘Is Ended      City and Union Reach Agreement Today; City Promises to Be Neu tral in Labor Disputes

COAST STRIKE SETTLEMENT {S DUE THURSDAY   AFL Unions Call Off Oakland Walkout; Mayor Pledges Support To Agreement.

Agreement Brings \ ‘alt To Paralyzing Strike In Oakland. Calif Area

AGREEMENT ENDS GENERAL STRIKE AT OAKLAND, GAL.   Return to Work Order To Be Given Union Business Aeants Taday

Agreement Is Reached To End Oakland Strike   Return To Work Order Issued In West Coast City

Find Arms In Tel Aviv Synagogue   Believed Hidden Before British Troops Came— :  Recommend Partition ©

LS. C. Professors. Here Last Week To Set Up Plan   Want to Know if Food Production Can Be Maxiry  ; .

To Survey Crops In Pocahontas County   fowa State College Makes Plans; T. A. Nixon in Charge

TRAFFIC ACCIDENT DEATH TOLL DROPS   Safety Copncil Encourage by Ficures for Moy

Picketing Plan Canceled on New York Waterfront   le po : : “Seamen on Pacific Coast Are Ordered to Remain on Vessels; Boston Has Two-Hour Strike at Port

Accord Sought In Row  On Wage   Some Unions F a To Agree To Put Off Action

 Kids Have Field Day 133 Teachers Strike for More Pay in Tennessee

Teachers Quit For More Pay   Thirty-Eight Schools are Closed Down in Tennessee

TEACHERS STRIKE FOR WAGE. BOOST   THIRTY-EIGHT TENNESSEE SCHOOLS SHUT DUWN AS 183 WALK OUT.

ALL TEACHERS IN TENNESSEE COUNTY STRIKE   Entire Warren County System Closed For Higher Salaries

Navy Reveals U.S. Subs Fought Unrestricted War, Walt Packs Aaainst Japs

No Restriction On Sub Warfare Discloses Navy   U. S. Used “Wolf Pack” System to. Rip Nip Navy

Submarine Attacks Ruined Jap Navy   Wolf Pack System Employed On Jap War, Merchant Craft

Reveal Navy Unleashed Unrestricted Submarine Warfare Against Japanese

Navy Reveals How It Batfled Japan  Used Wolf Pack System in Sea War

Unrestricted Wolfpack Submarine War Against Japs Revealed by Navy

Navy Adopted Axis Technique, Seni Submarines In Packs Acainst Jan:

U. S. Ripped Jap Fleets. . Under Rigid War Orders   Unrestricted. Drives Made By Sub, Plane

U.S. Declared All-Out Sub War on Japs   Accepted Axis Chal. lenge by Issuing Order Early

Navy Admits Use of Wolf Packs   Unrestricted Warfare Against Japs Carried on by Subs

DELAY HOUSING FOR VETERANS   Local Units Waiting on Plumbing Materials and Waliboard

Only Five Days Left for Voters To Pay Poll Taxes and Get Exemptions

‘SENATE MAY DELAY.ACTION ON PROPOSED BRITISH LOAN   SENATORS MAY SHELVE LOAN TEMORARILY AND TAKE ‘ UP DOMESTIC PROB-, LEMS

ELLENDER oAYS NATION HAS SOME PROBLEMS   Senator Talks On Demand To Put House in Order _   AS U. S FIRST BUSINESS

Summer Arrives Officially Today   In Some Sections of the United States Cool Weather Prevails.

Problems Of Great Magnitude... .  SOth Congress, Ruled By Republicans, Facing A Hard Schedule Of Work

End Of War  Controls Seen   New Congress Will Try — To Put GOP Program In Effect Swiftly

End of Wartime Controls. Faces the Next Congress GOP Slates Policy-Shaping Meetings

Next Congress To Deal With Labor Strife   Republicans Are Already Shaping  Thorr Palicioc

GOP Leadership Has Al. ready Scheduled Series Of Policy Shaping Conferences

Controls AreSeen  Dropped At Once   Proposal Intended To Ease Friction In Labor Ranks

Many Large Issues Face Republicans   End Of Wartime Controls, Extension Of Draft Act, Labor Legislation Ahead

Predict Swift End. Of Wartime Control: By GOP Congress   Republicans Face Truman ‘Veto’ in Presenting Program

Republicans Face Major Problems In 80th Congress  Swift End Of Price Controls, Labor Friction On Agenda

Easing Of Labor-Management Tension, End. Wartime Controls Major Congress Problems;

Controls, Labor Friction Face GOP Congress   Must Persuade Truman To Accept Program or Try Cracking His Veto

TOWNOFULKS ARE SHOCKED AT WAG ARREST   Pair Charged With Over Million Jewel Theft

Epidemic of Polio Tapers Off in Cases About 11 Per Cent   Weekly Report Shows Marked Decrease in Sections of Nation

Boy, 14, Held for Strangling Girl, 3   Strangled Child To Stop Her Crying; Flees After Putting Body In Bothtub

Boy Scout Held on Homicide Charge for Strangling Tot to Stop It’s Crying

—MYSTERY DEEPENS— . Police Without Clues. In Hunt For Teacher   School Associates Say Worry Over Job May Have Caused Nervous Breakdown

Adamson Will Lose His Job With Probers   Counsel For Un-American Activities Quiz Will Be Fired, Savs Thomas

Squatters Get  Eviction Note Black-Coated Server Sneaks In Window

Must Answer For Squatter Invasion   British Communist Leaders Appear In Court Tues.: May Face Conspiracy Charge

Squatters’ Fight Carried to Cour  Government Serves wieblan Matiee

Consideri ing Charges of Conspir acy   Against Organizers Of Squatter Invasion in London

Top Officers Of “Paper” Empire Will Take Stand   Seeks Special Action to Make Representative Tell Committee About His Work With Firm

SEEK MEANS TO FORCE MAY TO TESTIFY   Move Would Require Action bj Roth Houses

Quiz Top Officials of War Plant   Seek Special Act to Force Mav to Testify

Committee Member Asks , Special Legislation to Force May to ‘Tell - Under Oath -. About Connections with “Paper Empire.”

RUSSIA PAYS FULL AMOUNT > OF HER-UNO CONTRIBUTION   NEARLY TWO MILLION DOLLARS TRANSFERRED INTO FUND TO OPERATE ORGANIZATION

Russia Pays Full Share To UNO Fund   Transfers $1,773,000 To Credit’ Of UNO: Quiets Feare Soviet May Walk Gut

Truman Airs Plan to Stop Atom Threat   Outlines Task to Educators During Address at Fordham

—GEAIS DEGREE — Civilization Could Not  Survive   President Speaks At Fordham’s 100th Anniversary

ENTIRE NATION HARD HIT AS TRUMAN EYES GOVERNMENT ACTION  GENERAL MOTORS AND CHRYSLER TO CLOSE, -

2,000 Trains Likely To Be Discontinued   Thausands Are Tc Lose Their Jobs  In New Lavoffe

Says Further Effort fo Settle Strike Useless   New Agreement With Non-Strikinc Unions Sought

CLAIM TRUCE TEAM MEMBERS WERE KILLED   Chinese Communists Say Nationalist Planes  Killed Them

‘CEASE FIRE? TEAM STRAFED IN CHINA WAR   Nationalist Forces Score Advances Against Reds

Army Offers  Inducements   Re-Fnlistment Plan Is Made Attractive

Volunteer Call For Army Now Crucial   Advertising Campaigr Ardently Urged For Replacements

BIG CAMPAIGN ADVOCATED T0 REBUILD ARMY   VOLUNTEER SYSTEM SEEN AS ANSWER TO PROBLEM

Enlistment Inducements  May Boost Regular Army      ‘Draft Prospects Cloudy; Solon Advocates  ‘Biggest’ Advertising Campaign

New Volunteer Drive Shapes   Johnson Advocates. Biggest Advertising Campaign Ever: Seen,

DRAFT PROSPECTS CLOUDY  Army Shapes Up More Enlictment Inducements

Big Advertising Drive for Volunteers In Army ls Advocated by Sen. Johnson

Solon Urges New Army o Volunteers   Abandonment of Draft System Advocated in Favor of Recruiting

Extended Drive to Build Army Proposed  Would Advertise to Draw Needed Manpower!

ARMY ‘OF 1,500,000 MEN SAID NEEDED BY U.S.  Army Urged To Use “All Out” Advertising Drive. In Effort To Draw More Volunteers For Service

Truman Bogs Down on Choice of New Supreme Court Justice, Associate

One Man Is Killed and Two Others Survive When Their Automobile Plunges 600 Feet Into Canyon

Army To Accelerate Officer Discharges   Number Of Commissioned Men Willing To Remain In Service Will Fulfill Needs

‘Win The Peace’ Group Demands Congress Action   Foreign, Domestic Program Drafted

Peace Group  Asks Action   Head for Capitol Hill Proposals Made At 3-Day Session

‘Win-the-Peace’ Committee Makes Demand for Action   Several Hundred Delegates  Will Organize Units All Over Nation; Anns Cited

NOUSE_COMMITTEE_ARRANGES: FOR INQUIRIES INTO PLOT— RUSSIAN AWAITING ABRAIGNMENT -

@ PAUL MALLON—   Professional Liberalism Killed hy Overdose of Sleenina Pills

. J i ee ee  Professional Liberalism Killed by Overdose of Sleeping Pills

im PARLEY WAS FAILURE   MOSLEMS AND HINDUS’ FAIL .. 10. AGREE ON SETUP FOR , INDEPENDENT NATION

U. S. Awaits  Russ Reply To Protests   Washington Demands Reds ° Quit Iran Immediately ; Policy Showdown Near

Truman Sees No Collapse Of UNO Setup   President Asserts That He Has Confidence That Russia Will Go Along With Organization.

WASHINGTON AWAITS REPLY FROM SOVIETS  Il &@ Nyeamande   U. S. Demands Russian Troops Leave Iran

FEELS REDS 10 CO-OPERATE IN GROUPS WORK   Vigorously Asserts Organization Will Not Be Allowed to Fai}

U. S. Is Awaiting Reply of Russia Inlran Dispute   Soviet Action Won't Kill International Organization, Claim

Truman Confident UNO Will Not Be Allowed To Collapse; Washington  Anxious of Red Reaction

TRUMAN AIRS CONFIDENCE IN FUTURE OF UNO   Vows It Won't Be Allowed To Fail; Believes Russia Wilt “Go Along.”

President Expects Russia To Go Along With Organization’s Work   Reply Is Awaited On Iran Demands   U. S. Calls Upon Moscow For Immediate Withdrawal Of Troops

Will Not: Allow UNO. To Fold,  Trn ian. _ States  rn tees   ExpressesConfidenceSoviet  Russia Will Go Along With the Organization’s Work   Capital Awaits  Moscow’s Reply   President Says He Does Not Believe Russia Is Go. ing Down One- Way  Qannnt

STATES RUSSIA WILL AGREE TO TERMS   U. S. Demands Russia Withdraw From Iran   VIOLATION   Of Tehran Pact Charged; Two Encouraging Developments Noted

Truman Claims  UNOSet To Live   President Certain Russians Will Go Along In Work

US-Soviet Relations In Balance   Washington Awaits Reply To Note Demanding : Troop Withdrawal

Expresses His Confidence Soviet Russia  Will “Go Along’   President Says He Will Not Intervene In GM Strike

Moscow’s Reply Is Awaited   Truman However Is Confident  Soviets Will go With Organization

SOVIET NOT ON ONEWIAY ROAD TRUMAN SAYS   Confident Russia Will Stick with UNO and It Will ~~ Not Collapse.

Sees Russia Going Along With Work   Capital Awaits Soviet’s Reply To Note On Iran

Truman Aver:  U.N.O. Will Not Collapse   Is Confident That Russia Will Assist in Work

Truman Certain Russ Will Stick With UNO Work   U. S. Awaiting Reply To Demand That Reds Withdraw Force From Iran; Eye Relations

AWAIT REPLY FROM MOSCOW ON IRAN DISPUTE   Believes Russian Trend Will Not Force Collapse of UNO

Won't Be . Allowed to Collapse   ‘Combined Chief: OF Staff to ;  * Continue. to Finetian

Confident Russia Will Work With United Nations   Immediate W ithdtawal of Red Army Troops’ From Iran Requested

U.S: Note. Ordered Soviets to Withdraw al  Once; Truman: Says Russia Not Following One-Way. Street.

Truman Confident Of Red Co-operation   President Vigorously Tells News Conference United Nations Organization Will Not Be Allowed to Collapse.

US. Calls On Reds To Leave Iran   President Asserts UNO Will Not Be Allowed To Break Down.

Soviets Will Stay in UNO,  Truman View   President Refuses To Speculate On Iran Issue

THAT SOVIET WILL  Wie oe aes gs A a eee eee “3% HT SC CONFIDENT RK WITH U.N.O  we

Chere Is No Indication When Moscow Wil Transmit Answer to Request That Troops Be Withdrawn.

President Confident Reds Will Go Along With Work of UNO   Asserts United Nations Group Won't Collapse

CAPITAL AWAITS RUSSIAN REPLY TO U. S. DEMANDS   NOTE REGARDED AS IMPORTANT STEP IN STRAINED FEELINGS

U. S. Awaits  Soviet Reply To New Note To Quit fran:   ‘Answer May Signal Trend Of Nation’s Russian. Relations.

Soviet Decision On Iran Question Said Important   Officials Believe Reply May Decide US Relations With  Russia

Note to Moscow Asks That Russian Troops Quit Iran   A Second Message Concerns Removal Of Equipment From Manchuria

Second Note Expected To Be Made Public  Action Of Soviet Declared Contrary Allied Treaty

U.S. Anxiously Awaits Reply On Iran Note   May Signal Trend of Future Relations Betwee: This Nation, Russia

«UNO Won't Be Allowed To Collapse   Says - Russia Will ‘Go Along;’ U. S. Awaits Reply To Note On Iran.

Relations With Russia Truman Declares Russia Will Go Along With UNO

UNO. TO STAY ~ SAYS PRESIDENT   Truman Tells Press, Russia Will Go Along With Peace Agency   AWAIT MOSCOW REPL}

U.S.Demands Red Troops Leave lran Immediately   "Answer May Determine Whether U. §.-Soviet Relations Will Improve Or Get Worce

Truman Says UNO Not To Collapse   President Is Confident Russia Will Go Along With Program

Fail Narlarac Pull, VULIUI OS  Drac Triman PiGs. tULHOH   Executive Confident Russia Will Carry On With Organizction

Confident UNO Won't Collapse   Truman Sure Russia Will Work With Grour

Comments on U. S. Request for Red Troop Withdrawal   President Expresses Belief in UNO, Declines Comment on Churchill Ta'k

Truman Renews His Pledge To Support UNO   Confident Russia Will Go Along With Organization’s Work

Russia’s Reply to U.S. Note on Tran Anxiously Awaited   Answer May Show Trend of Relations Between Nations

Soviet Will. Cooperate; His Belief  Russia’s Reply To U. S. Note Awaitec

Truman Confident  UNO Will Endure   Expresses Belief Soviet Russio Will Go Along With Work, Aims Of Organization

Request Sent For Russia  To Quit Iran   U.S. Note Asks Withdrawal According to Terms of Treaty; Truman Denies UNO Collapse Likely

CHIEF EXECUTIVE 1S CONFIDENT OF RUSSIAN SUPPORI   Official Washington Awaits Moscow’s Reply to- Pro  tact wm fra

NO ANSWER FROM RUSSIA ON IRAN NOTE   Some Officials Believe Reply May Go Far Toward Determining Future Relations

Capital Keenly Awaits Move in Moscow on Demand Troops Leave Area Immediately   Calls on Byrnes   Novikov Refrains From Discussing Two Notes  Sent to Soviet

Truman Seys Organizetion  Won't Be Allowed to Collapse; Red Note on Iran Awaited

Won't Be Allowed to Collapse   Combined Chiefs Of Staff to  - Continue to Function

President Truman Said Today Jt Would Not Be Permitted to Do So.   AT NEWS CONFERENCE   Expressed Confidence That Russia Will Go Along With Work.

Truman Has Faith In Russia   President Tells News. Conference UNO Will Not Collapse; Thinks Reds Will String Along

CAPITAL WAITS RUSSIAN REPLY 10 IRAN NOTE   \\ thine of Rec lroops Requested Of Moscow

(Confident Russ Mill Go Along With Agency   Tf Russia Declines To - Res move Troops, Question  Then Will Come Up.   AWAIT MOSCOW REPLY

UNO Not to Be Allowed ‘To Collapse    President Truman Expresses Confidence Russia Is Not Going Down a OneWay Street

UNQ Not to Be Allowed To Collapse   President Believes Russia is Not Going Down One-Way StreetReply to Note Awaited

Soviets to Remain  With UNO is Belief   Confidence Voiced That Russ Will Support Work of Group

UNO to Weather Russ  Dispute, Says Truman   e Washington Awaits Soviet Reply to U. S. Demand for Withdrawal of Troops From Iran

U.S. Waiting Soviet Reply To Iran Edict   Removal of Troops Asked Immediately; UNO May Get Case

Much May Depend On The Answer.... Capital Anxiously Waits ~ Reply From The Russians

Says UNO Will Not Collapse   ‘Fexl of Note to Russian Reveals Stroug U.S. Stand

WORLD ORGANIZATION WILL NOT COLLAPSE, ASSERTS PRESDENT  _ SOVIET SAID UNLIKELY. TO BREAK UP BODY IN IRANIAN DISACREEMENT 

Halleck Appears Assured of Post  Political Interest Centers on Race

Many Injured In Outbreak   Crowds Shout ‘Duce,’ Give ‘Fascist Salute in-the Trieste Area

Gorizia Area Is Scene  Of Violence   15 to 20 Injured As Crowds Attack Pro-Yugoslav Group

ITALIANS JEER PRO - YUGOSLAV ANTI - FASCISTS   Gorizia- Trieste Railway Tracks Blown Up Along  Demonstration Way

Several Are Hurt in Demonstration  Rocks, Knives and   Rocks, Knives and Smoke Bombs Thrown at Parade

Several Are Hurt in Demonstiratior   Rocks, Knives and Smoke Bombs Thrown at Parade

PRO-FASCISTS START RIOTS      Attempts to Break Parade In Gorizia Result In Injury to Number

FASCISTS RIOT AT GORIZIA FETE   Fifteen Persons Hurt In Attempt to Break Pro-Yuqoslav Meeting

Storm Causes Property Loss At Big Spring   Odessa Is Also Hit By Rain and Hail; Hiaghway Traffic Blocked By Debris

Learns That Soviet Has Supplicd Fraace With 250,000 Tens of Wheat and ‘Therefore Must Be Well Med

Hoover Skips  — Russian Visit   Soviet Taken From Famine Inspection Itinerary

Hoover Visit  To USSR Cut   See Russian Need Gone Since Reds Make Offer Of Wheat To.-France.-::....

Russia Not On Hoover Itinerary   Leaves Today To Check Food Crisis In Europe; Soviets  Have Asked Aid

HOOVER 10 DECIDE RELIEF ITINERARY   ANNOUNCEMENT COMES AMID REPORTS RUSSIA WILL BE LEFT OFF FOOD LIST.

Hoover Omits Reds in Food  Survey Project   Soviet Offers To Sell Grain To France Eliminate U. S. S. R. As Needing Help From United States To Meet Food Need:

Hoover Food Inspection Survey To Avoid Russic   "Soviet Offer of Wheat to France Seen Canceling ‘Need of U. S. Assistance

Russia Removed From Hoover Inspection Tour   Trip to Include Only Nations Asking Assistance

Russia Off Hoover's List  Ex-President Leaves Today On World Tou

Former Acrobat Delivers Letters  Former Acrobat Delivers Letters  Delivering Circus Mail Is Tough But Interesting Job

Northwest Plane ~ Mechanics Strike   Airlines Forced to Cancel 54 Major Flights

Airline Fights Cancelled As Workers Strike   Terminal Mechanics Walk Out From Coast to Coast To Tie Up Northwest Line

Strike Ties Northwest Airline Up   Mechanics Walk Out, Grounding Planes Throughout U.S.

Strike Idles 250 Pilots of N. W. Airlines   Mechanics Walk Out as Negotiations Strike Snag

AFL MECHANICS GROUND PLANES   Strike of Mechanics on Northwest Airlines Ties Up Air Traffic,

[Mechanics Strike And   Ground Many  Airliners   Nationwide Network of Planes Stalled as Ground Men 1500 to 1800 Strong Quit

AIRLINE IDLED AS MECHANICAL STRIKE CALLED   Northwest Cancels 54 Major Flights; Conference Started

Senate Rebuffs Anti-Strike Bill; Telephone Tie-up Set Thursday   CONFERENCE FAILS TO AVERT PHONE STRIKE

THREE WHISKIES AND 2 ALES COST MAN OVER $200   At Criminal Session  Of

3 Whiskies, 2 Ales Cost $200, Costs and Driver License; Drunken Driver fined $100

ULTIMATUM TO RUSSIA   Separate Treaties Will Be Signed If Reds Don't Change

Molotov Stymies Plan for German Peace Conference    Stands Fast Against Byrne:   Proposal for Parley Next : Nevember   REPORTED WAITING ORDER FROM MOSCOW   U. S. Lays Down Virtua Ultimatum to Russia to Change Attitude

New York, May 16—(UP)—The United Nations security council  adjourned at 1:08 p. m. today, until 121 a. m. Friday.

BYRNES WANTS PEACE PARLEY ON GERMAN)   U. S. Representatives at Big 4 Session Demand Russia Alter Attitude.

U. S. PROPOSAL FOR FALL PEACE PARLEY BLOCKED   2ig 4 Conference Will Be Adojurned Today

Byrnes’ Proposed Nov. Parley On Germany Stymied   Issue Ultimatum Against Molotov’s Tactics As Conference Ends

* __STYMIED-—% Ministers Council Adjourns Today   U.S. Serves Vi-tuai Ultimatum for New Russ Vieu's —

Moscow Denies Troop Reports   Says No Soldiers Are Being Concentrated On Iran Border

Critical Housing Situation Makes Creating Apartments Necessary   UNIT RUSH IS URGED

COUNCIL VOTES TO AMEND ZONING LAW   Critical Housing Situation Makes Creating Apartments Necessary   UNIT RUSH IS URGED

BRITISH STAND ON SPAIN IS HIT   Australia Turns To U. §. And Russia For Support

U.S., Russia May Oppose British Plan   Oppose Franco  Sidetrack Move

Australia — Opposes BritishMove   Seeks Support Of U. S$ And Russia In Stand ‘On-UN France Matter

Paris Parley Begins Work On Treaties   First Paragraph Finally Agreed Upon In Italian Document Today

Peace Parley OK’s Preamble   First Actual Work Is Completed On  Document

‘After Four Weeks  ° . Peace Parley Finishes First   Work--OK’s One Paragraph

Adopt First Paragraph of Italian Pact   Peace Parley Accomplishes First Actual Work on Treaty

Peace Parley Has Approved One Paragraph   Initial Accomplishment Of Four Weeks. Work Is Adoption Few Lines Of Proposed Preamble

Determine Italian Treaty Signatories   Work Is Completed By Paris Conference After Nearly 4 Weeks OF Discivectan

Conference Adopts Opening of Italian Treaty Preamble   Almost Four Weeks After Conference Opens First Documentary Work Approved   Oniv Norway Omitted

Peace Parley At Paris In Vote   Four Weeks After Talks Italian Issue Voted

Progress on Peace Pact Is Reported   Coneference Accomplishes First Actual Work on Preamble; Soft Treaty For Italy Favored

Accomplishes First Work On - Peace Treaty   After Four Weeks Confer. ence Adopts First. Paragraph ef Preamble of Ttalian. Documeaiut

Peace Document Finally Drafted At Conference  Deleantec Adant   Delegates Adopt First Paragraph Of Italy’s Pact

Preamble To Italian Pact Considered   Signatories to Treaty Agreed Upon at Parley

Progress Made At Peace Parley   Conference Writes Preamble To Treaty

FIRST ACTUAL WORK IS DONE AFTER 4 WEEKS   Yelegates Adopt First Paragraph Of Preamble To Italian Treaty; Bloc Seeks Softer Peace For Ex-Enemvy.

[ALLIED AUTHORITIES ON. ‘ALERT TO’ PREVENT NEW " OUTBREAK ‘BY YUGO. SLAV FACTIONS

Comments On  Talk Varied   Some Think Molotov Easing Up, Others Feel His Remarks Overly Aggressive

Byrnes Announces Fusion Two Zones   . British and U. S. Occupation Territories Will Be Converted Into Gne Economic Unit

— CONFERENCE.  Big Four Ready to Discuss  Germany U.S., BRITAIN  FIATIENV FOAL QO

U. S.. BRITAIN PLAN MERGE TWO ZONES   Will Make Area Self-Sustaining Within 3 Years

U.S., Britain Will Be “Equal Partners” In German Occupation   ‘Program To Make Area Self-Sustaining

ECONOMIC FUSION Of U.S. British Zones Proposed  Tintntle AMM   Details Announced As Byrnes Pushes For Treaty Debate

United States And British Zones Joined In Germany   Secretary Byrnes Says Big Four Will Start Discussions  on Reich This Week

American - British Plan For Economic Fusion of Occupation Zones in Germany.

Byrnes Details Fusion of (Uf. §. British 7ones   Believes Germany Will Support Self Within Three Years

ONE DEAD, 8 MISSING IN FERRY COLLISION   Boy Accidentally Strangled By Mother in Rescue Effort

British Planes Patrol Palestine Coast Seeking 2 Ships Loaded With Illegal Jewish Immigrants

British Aircraft Continue Search For Jewish Shins   Two Vessels Reported in Territorial Waters Near Palestine

rifish Planes afrol Palestine  jeek Two Shiploads If Jewish Refugees

British Planes Hunt Two Shiploads of Jewish Immigrants Off Palestine

TwoPlanes Collide But Land Safely   86 Passengers On Planes But None Reported Injured

TWO AIRLINERS CRASH: 86 SAFE   Florida - Bound Planes Land Safely After Collission

Spouse Paves Way For Father of Quads to Marry  Divorce Action Filed On ’ ‘Indignities”

WIFE TO FREE QUADS’ FATHER   Way Paved For Spouse To Marry British Girl, Mother Of Babes

Mad Pianist, Who Caught  ‘Imagination of Experts _ ‘Makes Radio Debut Sunday

Concert Pleases Mad Pianist, Due To Play Sundav On Radio Program

SPORTSMEN DRAFT ALTERNATE PLAN   Federation Suggests Land in Levee Areas Be Bought for Flood Control

SPORTSMEN OFFER ALTERNATE PLAN ON FLOOD CONTROL   Oppose Construction Of Retain. ing Dams And Suggest That Government Purchase Bottom Land For Game Preserve.

Sportsmen  Counter With Own Plans on FloodContro!   Propose Goyernment Purchase of District Land Lying Between Beardstowz, Peoria

Public Hearings May Be © Held. On Anti-Negro . Charges; Demos To Seek  * Help Of Republicans

See increase male clothing to retail firms  Grant more time meet price rules

CLOTHING ACTION TAKEN BY. UNITS   OPA, CPA Seek to Spur  ~ Speedier Deli of alge iy

ACT T0 PUT MEN'S SUITS IN STORES   AN OBSTACLE TO DELIVERY I5 SWEPT AWAY BY THE PRICE AGENCY.

Government Acts io Get Men's Clothes on Mart   Time Is Allowed   Time Is Allowed to Meet New OPA Reaulations

Government Acts to Get Men's Clothes on Mart   Time Is Allowed to Meet New OPA Regulations

Government Acts To Do Away With Clothing Barrier  Manufacturers Are Given More Time ~ To Meet Requirement

Suit Makers Get 30-Day Extension   OPA Hopes for Supply By End of This Month

OPA MOVES TO AVERT DEADLOCK  Plan To Get More Men's Suits On Market Pushed

MEN'S SUITS   OPA Revises Regulation In Effort to Hike Retail Store Shipments

Goering Admits Excesses By Nazi Forces in France   Actions Probably Violated Internatiorial Law, Nuern-  « berg Court Told

Influential Of ficial in Washington Says President Truman Will Reluctlantly Sign Legislation as Best Possible.

Rebirth of Agency Appears Assured; Recontrol Board Top Authority

BILL LEAVES CONTROLS 10 3MAN BOARD   Revised Measure Goes To House, Senate On Tuesday

Price Control Rebirth  Seems Assured   Agency's Powers Curtailed Under Measure

OPA REBIRTH SEEMS SURE: VOTE TUESDAY   Compromise H eading Into Squalls In Both Chambers

Reborn but Weakened OPA Anticipated   ‘Best We Can Do,’ Is Characterization by Administration Man

OPA Measure Seems Headet For Approval   Official Says Truman Has Indicated He Would Sign Compromise   CONGRESS WILL PASS IT, SPENCE BELIEVES   Legislation Opens Way For Another Holiday On Price Ceilings

TRUMAN WILL SIGN BILL ON “DOTTED LINE”   Curtailed OPA Likely To Go Through At an Early Date

Way ls Opened For Holiday On Many Ceilings   Truman Indicates He Will “Reluctantly” Sign Compromise

Congress Girds For Battle on OPA Tuesday   Hopes Rise for Acceptance Of New Bill by Truman

Legislation May Receive Truman O.K.   Congressmen Say Compromise Bill  ‘Best They Can Do’

Truman Indicates He Will “Reluctantly” Sign Legislation   NO IMMEDIATE LID PUT ON COMMODITIES

OPA Revival With Curtailed  Powers Seen   Major Foods Free of Price Ceilings for Another 30 Days; Showdown Tomorroy

JERUSALEM HIT BY PANIC AGAIN   Another Rumor Of Bomb Explosion Proves False Alarm   TERRORISTS HUNTED

SURVEY OF NAVY JUSTICE ORDERED   FORRESTAL ASKS RECOMMENDATIONS ON MODERNIZING BASIC GOVERNMENT.

RUSSIA RULES   Tries to Justify Position by Pointing to Commie “Bandits”

RUSSIA RULES MANCHURIA WITH GUN   Tries to Justify Position by Pointing to Commie “Bandits”

x *«* & WK KK KR KF KF WR WK KH WRK KK HE DROPS VICTIM JUST AS PRIEST SAYS “AMEN”  Texas Hangman Achieves Highest Ambition 0! Career As He Plunges 10 Nazis Into Eternity —

M’ARTHUR TO RULE ON YAMASHITA CASE   Supreme Commander Has Review ed Record of Trial and Is Expected to Act Shortly.

HEARINGS BEGIN NEXT WEEK ON BONUS TO VETS   Arguments Being Prepared On Opposing Bills For Financing

SOLONS PREPARE FOR BONUS FIGH   Differences Over Methods o1 Financing Plan Follow Party Lines

BOOST IN MEAT PRICES FAVORE!   Distiller Grain Stocks Limited; World Food Outlook Better

IMPROVEMENT IK FOOD SITUATION   Truman Says Next 90 Days Are Vital; Distillers Restricted

World’s Food Outlook Better,  Says President  Next 90 Days Critical, Truman Talle Nawemen

Food Picture ~— [s Improving   Truman Says Next 90 Days Crucial for World Food Problem

FOOD OUTLOOK SEEMS TO BE IMPROVING   President Truman Says Next 90 Days Will Be Critical Period

Food Prospect Better- Truman   Recommend Higher Meat Prices to Curb Black Markets; Limit Distillers Grain Stocks, Force Sale

Food Prospects Ove World ‘Improved   New Curbs On Grain Set; Boost In Meat Prices Is Talked By Solons

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TRUMAN ASSERTS FOOD PRODUCTION GAIN 18 IN SIGHT   Reports World Prospects Improved—Sees End of, Critical Period in Next 90, Days.   LIMIT PUT ON GRAIN STOCKS OF DISTILLERS   Order Designed to Jar Loose Supplies—House Group Recommends Higher Meat Prices.

NAVY HAS QEADLY RIVAL TO A-BOMB   Naval Chiefs Refuse To Make  Comment

Senate Committee Favors Rise In Silver Price  Increase Is Provided In Finance Bill For Treasury Setup

Legislature To  Open Special Meet Monday   Draft Of Proposed School Changes Is Prepared

COOPERATION IS NEEDED: GROMYCO   Says Talk About Inspections Exaggerated In Speech Before Groun

Gromyko Addresses Atomic Energy Com. mittee At Closedl Mecting Gn Question of InSpeetigns ‘

LABOR EXPERTS FACE CRITICAL STRIKE PERIOD   Shipping Tie-Up Is Partially Ended, But Others Are Ahead

Crisis Confronts Labor Experts Of Government   No Hint Of Government Plans In Face Of Coal Strike Threat Of Week   SHIPPING TIEUP PARTIALLY ENDED

LABOR EATEN FACE CRITICAL STRIKE WEEK   Miners May Go Out Friday; Some Ships Move

Nation Facing Threat Of Coa Strike Friday   No Break in Pilots’ Walkout; Maritime Tie-up Partly Settled

Ukvania And Risbia Voice Their Troubles   Greatest Test Yet To ace The UNO Has Been Brought Up

RUSSIANS BLAST BRITISH POLICIES   UNO Unity y Menaced In Rift Over Greece And Java

Russia, Ukraine Ask UNO To End  “Interference” In Greece And Java   Complaints Against British Policies In Two Countries Threaten Serious Split Among Five Great Powers; Moves Come As Surprise

UNO Rift Seen in Red-Ukraine Note  Scoring British Acts in Greece, Java

SERIOUS SPLIT IS THREATENING UNITED NATIONS   British Policies In Greece And Java May Cause Crisis In UNO; Russian Complaints Filed.

Settlements Reached Cover  Half of Idle   Strikes Continue at Plants Not Signing Contracts with Union: 300,000 to Return

Four-Week-Old Work Stoppage Officially Ends  At Many Plants   Over 360,000 Are Employ. ed by Companies Which Have Signed Up   FULL PRODUCTION 15 TERMED WEEKS AWAY   Strikes Will Continue af Plants Which Haven t Fallen in Line

Pet. Ali M. Ipar Freed From Army Stockade In: Time For Marriage Today

Quiet Wedding © F riday Evening ~  . Rita Marie Cronin.  _ Gerald Ostert Wed

Quiet Wedding Friday Evening  Rita Marie Cronin  Gerald Ostert Wed

GOVERNMENT OF HAITI IS OUSTED   U.S. Army Running Country Pending Elections.

CONSIDER CHANGES AT LANGHORNE STATION   Plan Removal of Tower At Reading R. R. Crossing; : Also A Fence   (PROTEST IS ENTERED

1O Attend GAR Cou -ncampment Fair   R County Girl ir Fair Exhibit

U-BOATS GOT 2,775 ALLIE D SHIPS Final Box Score For Battle — Of Shipping Lanes Revealed

Secrecy That Keeps the People From Having a Voice in Foreign Ministers’ Parley Is Flayed by Welles

Steelman Will Head Office Of Reconversion   To Succeed Snyder And Remain Advisor To President

Steelman Will Head War Mobilization, Reconversion Body  Succeeds John Snyder, Office to Continue  L:.

RECONVERSION UNIT RETAINED   Truman Yields to Cabinet, Names John Steelman as Chief

Steelman Is Picked For 0.W.M. Post   Will Succeed John Snyder Who Will Become Treasury Head

Steelman Named OWMR Director   Succeeds Snyder; Office To Continue

Steelman Heads War Mobilization & Reconversion   President Says Steelman Will Continue As Labor Advisor To Him

STEELMAN NEW OWMR DIRECTOR   Appointed by Truman to Replace Snyder, Continues as Adviser

Steelman to Succeed Snyder   Paul McNutt to Be U. S. Ambassador to Philippines

‘Never Again, Says BBC  staff Of Broadcasting System Is Hypnotized By Television

FIVE WORKERS PUT TO SLEEP. British ‘Horrified’ At Success Of Television-Hypnotism Test

Experiment In. Hypnotism By Television Gives British Broadcasters The Jitters

BBC Tries Hand at Televised Hypnotism, Decide After Alarming Success Not to Try Stunt Again

Worse Than Atom Bomb Hypnotist's Ability to Put Audience To Sleep by Television Scares BBC

Former LeMars Banker Dies —  John L. Mitchell  _ Lived Here 5 Year:

Violence Flares In Mediterranean Trouble Spots   Seven Americans Are Wounded in Trieste--Palestine Railway Cut In ‘Terror: Camnaian’

Two Others Are Injured, Four Flee to Safety When Fire Sweeps Second Floor Of Hospital Building

Nurse Dies of Suffocation, Two Injured   Flames Sweep Second Floor Nurses Home In Durant, Oklahoma

Veterans’ Sitdown Strike in State Senate Chamber Believed Staged Or Supported by Professionals

Dewey Pacifies — New York Vets   Former GI’s Quit Senate Chamber After 23U.er Seizure

NEW YORK VETS END SITDOWN   Say They Will Work For Defeat Of Governor Thomas E. Dewey

Veterans End Seizure Of NY Senate Chamber   Will Corry Demand ‘For Housing Program Throughout State

Vets Albany Sitdown Ends   Doing Everything We Know About Housing,  Dewey Declares

Veterans Leave New York Senate   More Than 70 Veterans Seize Senate To Protest Housing Shortage

OUT TO BEAT DEWEY   Veterans Release New York Senate Chamber But Are Anyrv

areerveeery a sew i srcwrey Fs Swerve Ba VY & & Wty 85 wwWwwtt  Veterans Stage ‘Senate Sitdown’

Dewey Sees Vets, Talks On Housing   Governor Tells Them State Js Doing All Tt Can. to Alleviate  Shartace   Group Is Defiant   Those Who ‘Took’ State Senate Plan to Form Organization

Vets, Still Angry at Dewey, End Seizure of N.Y. Capitol   Demand State © Take Action In Housing Shortage

German Prisoner Lives Months in State Camr   Brown Co. Home Built by POW; Used Half Year.

Reveal Nazi Prisoner Lived in Comfort Six Months While Hiding in Army Camp

 Will Be About Everything Truman to Send “Strongest Message” to New Congress

TRUMAN WILL ASK CONGRESS TO GET GOING   PRESIDENT PLANS STRONG MESSAGE TO LAWMAKERS

HIGH COURT RULES JEWSIT0 BE DEPORTED   Habeas Corpus — Application Of Refugees Rejected

RULING HANDED DOWN “THAT 4000 JEWISH REFUGEES .__MUST BE SENT TO CY.           PRUS 0

DETROIT SUBURB ‘AND CANADIAN CITY DAMAGED   Power Failure Handicaps First Aid Crews; Property Loss Heavy   BODIES BLOWN AWAY DURING SEVERE STORM

Winds Wreck Small Towns Along Border   Death Toll May Rise Much Higher; Many Critically Injured

100 Injured As Detroit, Ontario Areas Are Hit   Twister Flattens Depot, Tosses Cars; Hundreds Made Homeless In Storm

MICHIGAN AND CANADA HIT IN SPRING STORM   River Rouge And Small Canadian City Are Worst Sufferers

Death Toll Reported at Least 17; Tornado’s-100-Foot Path Scoured; Canadian Community Hardest Hit

13 Die In Border Tornado   Scores Injured And Property Loss Large

STORM HITS SPEED OF 250 MITES HOUR   Michigan and Canadian Areas Battered Hard

Count 13: vad, Over 100 Hurt Ia Tox ‘ado Wake In South Michigan, Ontario

Over 100 Injured; Freak Michigan Storm Lasts  10 Minutes; Canada Hit

Property Damage Estimated In Hundreds of Thousands; First Strikes Near Detroit; Mlany_ Davellings Leveloy]

Tornado Fatality Toll 17; 100Hurt   Searching Parties Hunt For More Victims Today

Tornado Kills At Least 20 In  t  sul rb And Ontario  Detroi              At Least: 100. Twistér, Searched For.

Hundred Injured in Detroit Community During Supper How   River Rouge and Windsor Suffer Severe Damages  in High Wind

Windsor Area, Across River in Canada, Says Several Other Victims Are in Grave Condition

Hunt For More Tornado Victims In Detroit Area   Millions Of Dollars Damage Done By Storm On International Boundary   WINDSOR HARD HIT BY TWISTER   Preceded By Heavy Rain

100 Injured, Millions In Damage Left In Wake Of Storm  os   River Rouge Area, Ontario Hard Hit   Rescuers Scour 100-Yard Path Of Devastation For Other Bodies

Storm Leaves Score Dead And Over 100 Hurt   Tiny Yillage in Ontario, Can., Bears Full Pury Of Tornade, Which Also Hits River Rouge

Michigan And Ontario Hit By Phenomenon   More Than 100 Are Injured During Twister

Twenty Killed, Many   Winds Batter River Rouge Section, City In Canada: Damaae Said Hiah

Twenty Killed, Many Injured In Tornado   Winds Batter River Rouge Section, City In Canada; Damage Said High

17 Killed in Canada; Over 100 Injured   Searching Parties Dig Into Debris; Damage Will Reach Millions

Searching Parties Hunting Through 100-Foot Path of Destruction for Additional Victims.   CANADIAN VILLAGE COMPLETELY LEVELLED

Tornado Leaves at Least 17 Dead and Over 100 Injured   Searching Parties Hunt for Additional Victims in Southern BA tredtececen weened Poco ee ol,

Freak Twister Hits Hardest or Canadian Side   Windsor Feels Full Fury; River Rouge Also Hit

‘Canadian ‘Hamlet Bears Full Fury Of Sudden Storm   River Rouge, Mich., Business Area - Devastated; Many Stores Ruined; Autos and Homes Tossed High

South Michigan, Canadian Points  Are Hard Hit   100 Hurt and Death Toll Probably Will Mount Much Higher

TORNADO TAKES LIVES; DUES HEAVY DAMAGE   Feared Death Toll To Mount After Search

sudden Death Claims 17 Persons as Freak Tornado Knifes Across Southern Michigan To Flatten Tiny Canadian Villaae

Houses Lifted, Bodies Carried By High Winds   Spring Tornado Dips Into Sections of Canada and Southern Michigan——-River Rouge Hard Hit —Over 100 Persons are Injured

At Least Thirteen Are Killed by Michigan Tornado   More Than 100 Persons Are Injured as Storm Devastates Detroit Area; Workers Are Searching Debris for Additional Victims

Freak Storm Strikes Area In Michigan   Path of Devastation Is Searched - fer Bodies After Border District Is Given Terirfic Buffeting

Houses, Freight Cars Tossed Info Air as Tornado Devastates Area Of River Rouge, Canadian Towns   Bodies Carried Away in Wind; Property Loss to Reach High Figure; Fires Reported in Aftermath; Hospitals Full

TORNADO KILLS 17 “IN DETROIT AREA   Freak June Twister Strikes in Southern Michigan and Ontario   REPORT 100 INJURED

TOLL OF INJURED IN STORM’S PATH EXCEEDS 100 MARK   SEARCHING PARTIES HUNT THRU DEBRIS FOR MORE VICTIMS

17 Killed In Tornado Sweep Near Detroit  River Rouge-Windsor Areas Hard Hit;  'y pa TL. TAA LE..g

Tornado Lashes Rouge-Windsor Area: 100 Hurt   Furious Storm Hits Suddenly; Property Loss In Millions

Storm’s Toll In Southern Michigan And Adjacent Ontario Expected To Increase—Thirteen Of Identified Dead On Canadian Side Of Border—Property Damage In Wake Of Twister May Total Millions Of Dollars —River Rouge, Mich., Among Hard-Hit Areas

Hundred Injured Along Border Of U.S. And Canada   Canadian Authorities List 13 Identified Dead fn Sandwich, Ont.: Debris Searched

DEATH, LOaa' HEAVIEST UN CANADA SIDE   Ten-Minute Twister Wreaks Terrific .Damage in River Rouge.

Death Total Is Expected To Increase. During Day   Over Hundred Hurt; Damage To Property To Run Into Millions

17 Are Killed; More Than 100 Hurt in Storm   Twister Cuts 100-Foot Path

At Least 17 Known Dead, 100 Injured   Search Parties Hunt Through Hundred Foot Path of Devastation For More Victims

DETROIT 1S HIT HARD BY FREAK JUNE TWISTER   100 Foot Swath Cut by Windstorm in Southern Michigan and Canada

Tornado Hits River Rouge And Windsor   Fear Toil to Mount With 150 Injured; Buildings Flattened

TOLL OF DEAD LIKELY 10 60 MUCH HIGHER   100 Reported Injured, Many Critically, In Terrific Storm

Other Bodies Hunted; Scores Injured In Freak June Twister; Heavy Property Damage.

Vicious Tornado Takes 20 Lives In Detroit Area   Report Small Ontario Town Beara Blast’s Full Fury; More Than 100 Injured

20 Die, 100 Are Hurt in Bad Storm   Tornado Hits Ontario,  Part of Michigan, Causes Millions in Damage   Homes Are Lost   Twister Follows Two Days of Rain, Comes Without Warning

Rescue Worker: Probe Path of Vicious Blast   Rain General in State.

Sandwich in Canada And River Rouge Gets Severe Blows; 100 Persons Hurt,  Damage Extensive

Heavy Storm Toll       Many Persons. Dead  And Injured in Wake Of ‘Destructive Tor nado in Detroit Area

17 KILLED, OVER 10.0 INJURED IN FREAK TWISTER   Search for Additional Victims as Tornado Sweeps Detroit Area

More Than 100 Injured by Severe Storm   Property Damage Heavy; Town of Sandwich Hard Hit

Truman Decides To Settle Row On Merger Plan   Army-Navy Disputes Blocking Proposal Irritate President

TRUMAN PLANS MOVE T0 SPEED ARMY MERGER   Conflicting Views Given President at Conference

Lidice Fiend Dies on Rope   SS Officer Dalucge Executed by Czechs

Kurt Daluege Is Hanged In Prague   Nazi Who Ordered Lidice Leveled Attempted Suicide

Nazi Ordering Lidice Destruction Hanged After Suicide Attempt Fails

NAZI OFFICER WHO ORDERED LIDICE HORROR EXECUTED   Kurt Daluege Hanged a!  Prague After Futile Suicide Attempt

‘Lidice’s Destroyer Hanged After jSuicide Trv   Kurt Daluege, Who Ordered Town Wiped Off Map, Dies on  the Gibbet Today

TEXAS BATTLES DISEASE SPREAD   Four Deaths Already Listed in Polio Outbreak

CHILD OF WAR BRIDE DIES ON SHIP   TRAGEDY MAKKS THIRD WESTERN CROSSING OF THE LINER QUEEN MARY.

Proceed With Plans for Bonus Mareh   Veterans to Leave Springfield Friday, Coming Sedalia Way

Attlee Says India Has Perfect Right To Independence   But Hopes - She — (Will Prefer Commonwealth Status.

India May Choose Her Own Path   Attlee Says Country Has Right to Independence If Desired

SAYS CHOICE UP TO THAT NATION   Prime Minister Gives Statement In House Of Commons  aLE@@ EA ht UuUIe@lCUCUCcePlCUc lee

Hopes Country Will Remain In  Commonwealth   Empire Not Bound To. gether By Chains, He Declares

Attlee Sees India’s  Right to Freedom   Up to England “to Make Transition As Free and  Easy as Possible,” Dietece Shope ey

India Has Right lo Make Bid For Freedom—Attlee  Hopes People Will Decide To Remain In Commonwealth; Cite: Advantages

Attlee Declares India Has Right  To Her Freedom   Says Independence  Up To People

ATTLEE SAYS NATION  MAY CHOOSE TO CUT  ALL BRITISH TIES  - HOPE EXPRESSED THAT VAST LAND WILL STAY  Bl CRDIDE xTEsUr Rn

Attlee Asserts India Has Right To Independence   But Says He Hopes Country Will Stay In Commonweaith

ATTLEE TELLS COMMONS INDIA HAS RIGHT TO INDEPENDENCE   Points Out That India Could Find Advantages In Th  Commonwealth

-  —INDIA— Yreedom _ For India?  Attlee Presents _ Views To House

Attlee Says Britain © Stands Ready to Grant Independence to fndia

India Can Have Independence Attlee Says   Britain to Make Transition Free  And Easy, Prime Minister Says

‘Indians May Choose Fate’   Aulee Says India Has Eagar To Choose Full Tplepeaae  PnLr aA.

Attlee May Give India Freedom   Tells House Wrong To Hold Country Against Her Will

Says India Has Right To Freedom   Attlee Voices Opinion As Britain Again Tackles Problem of Self Government For India

Full India Independence  la Dlad an Drit Ain ») ricageu DY DI Ital   Self-Rule ‘Within or Without’ the Commonwealth Is Offered Colony: Mission Will Meet With India Heads

Attlee Gives Nod To India  For Freedom   Hope Is Expressed, However, That She Will Elect Tea Stay

INDIA HAS. THE. RIGHT TO HER OWN ~ INDEPENDENCE   Announcement Was Made By Prime., Minister Attlee -. Today.   TO AID IN TRANSITION   Three British Cabinet Members Will Go to India Soon.

ATTLEE SFEARDO:  If India Wants Freedom, Britain Should Help Her

India Granted Freedom Right   Attlee Says Can Choose Full Independence, But Wearns No Nation Can Stend Alone

ATTLEE ADVISES INDIA TO REMAIN IN EMPIRE   Emphasizes, However, That Decision’s Up To People

Attlee Advocate O}  Indian Independence   Hopes Nation Elects To Stay inBritishUnion

BRITISH READY TO GRANT INDIA ITS FREEDOM   Attlee Warns Commonwealth of Dangers in Gaining Independence

INDIA’S RIGHT TO OWN CHOICE IS RECOGNIZED   Attlee, However, Hopeful  Nation Will Remain In Commonwealth

Packers Refuse Government  Price Relief   Situation Looks Bad As Walkout Looms, Conciliator Asserts

MEAT INDUSTRY SITUATION BAP   Offer Of Price Relief Rejected By Two Big Packers

2 PACKERS REJECT -ULSPRICE RELIEF   PROPOSAL MADE IN EFFORT TO AVERT NATION-WIDE MEAT STRIKE.

ClO Protests Jailing Of Power Leader  Pittsburah Industry   Pittsburgh Industry Shut Down By Strike Of Duauesne Emploves

Showdown Sighted In Pittsburgh Contempt Action  General Strike Threat Is Issued; Union Leader Held in Jail

ClO Unionists Demand Leader Be Set Free   Nine Warned They Face Contempt Of Court Charaes

‘ClO COUNCIL IS CONSIDERING ‘CITY-WIDE WALKOUT UNLESS ‘LEADER OF UNION IS FREED   Nine Men Facing Contempt Charges Arrive In Court Hour After Deadline But Give No Indication of How They Will Reply   SUSPENSION CONTINUES DESPITE INJUNCTION

CONTEMPT ACTION CONFRONTS NINE BOSSES OF UNION   PITTSBURGH UNION PRESIDENT JAILED FOR 1-YEAR TERM

Union Hints af General Walkout In Pittsburgh   Went Union Leader Esasd Eram lai

Court Preparing to Act on Its Warning to Nine Strike Leaders That They Would Face Contempt Charges Unless Power Strike is Called Off; Showd own Nears in Court Room

Power Union Head Jailed For Court Contempt   Showdown Near While Walkout Continues; Demand Sympathy Strike In Steel City

C.L.0. Unionists Hint  General Strike Unless Teadeor af Tinian Te  Freed From Jail

Union Leader Lodged In Jail   Release Demanded Nine Others Are Up In Court

GOP Asked to Explain Federal Tax Program   Doughton Wants to Know How Levies Can Be Cut 20 Per Cent

ASKS HOW G. 0. P. WOULD CUT TAXES   DOUGHTON HURLS CHALLENGE AT REPUBLICANS PROMISING 20 PCT. SLASH.

Union Refuses To Transmit  World Traffic   International Messages Ceased at Noon in ‘Pressure Move’

OVERSEAS PRESS: DOWN BY WORKERS   Embargo Placed as Sympathy For Strikers; Commumica‘tons Curbed

TEMPERATURES   International Press Messages Halted By C10   Wireless Operators Quit Work; Telephone Circuits Still Open

Soviets Fgund Hitler’s Body, Says Paper    UNVERIFIED STORY SAYS CHARRED REMAINS IDENTIFIED DECEMBER 19

Oe es eet SRI. ipenetrendtethems LIST OF SUGGESTIONS MADE  TO HOUSE COMMITTEE   WOULD BROADEN PRES-

MONOPOLISTIC. TACTICS HIT BY INVESTIGATORS   Broadening to Cover. Insurance -Companies Also Recommended .

IOWA GIRL, 15, VIES FOR HIGH STEER HONORS   Joe Duea of Belmond, Ben Studer of Wesley, Win Honors in Show

Keswick Girl Competes for Prized Honor   Champion Steer of Big Livestock Show to be Named Tuesday

Taxpayers Relieved From General Fund And Valorem Levies   Property Tax Also Dropped to Lowest Rate Since 1912

GENERAL FUND AD VALOREM LEVY OFF FOR TEXAS CITIZENS  STATE RATE DOWN TO 37 CENTS PER $100 EVALUATION

Tax Rate Set At a New Low   State Automatic Tax Board Eliminates the State Advalorem Tax

GENERAL AD VALOREM TAX IS REMOVED   State Property Tax Rate Lowest Since 1912

Librarian's Private Life Is Scrutinized   ‘Vengeance’ and» "Much Malice’ Seen Behind Brutal Slaying of Bryan Woman

SS  POLICE STUDY MURDER CLUES   Private Life Of Bryan Li brarian Victim Scanned

Bryan Police Check Private Life of Timid Librarian; Search for Murder Clue:   FINDS BODY IN WOODS

Police Study Private Life Of Murdered Librarian  Probe Fails te Uncover Suspects; Vengeance ond Malice Seen os Motive

Butler Held In Socialite Slaying  Waives Examination, Held Without Bail

ON MURDER COUNT   23-Year-Old_Negro—Charged With Killing of Prominent New York Woman

Confesses He Killed Woman. Attacked Gir   Negro Butler-Chauffrur Admits Sluying Aftcr © -Daughter of Vicfim  Identifies Him

Caraway Waives Mineola Hearing   Man in Statement Says He Doesn't Recall Attacking Woman

Negro Arraigned For Murder-Rape   Colored Butler Gives Confession of Crimes

SORIA eae RE eA A LA AITO TN PORN NIT LET NT oA TN AN Te I TCT NaOH R IN ENN LN ID OES TN a SET  Girl, 14, Sees World for First Time Throuch the Eyes of a Stillborn Baby

Governors Of Midwest Open Housing Parley   Blue Calls For Removal of Restrictive Federal   a

Gov. Blue Urges End of Policies Curbing Outpul   Five Governors, Light Representatives of ‘Other States Attending

Governors ao) Midwest Me At Des Moin é          Urge Removal of R strictions, Return t6 Free Hand in Business.

HOUSING CRISIS BLAMED ON U.S. BY GOVERNORS   Lift Restrictions a: First Step, Midwest Meet Urges

Governors Of Midwest Meet At’ Des Moines   Urge Removal of Re strictions, Return to Free Hand in Business

Senators’ Opinions On Ickes Vary   Hatch Hopes Truman Appoints Westerner

Good Evenina...    Even politicians are getting Hal loweenlsh, shouting last ~ minute threats of tricks or trerts.   Cooler Weather May Last Throuch Thursday

MERCURY TAKES DROP   Flora Predict: or Weather Will Continue ‘:.:cu Tomorrow

W. H.. COWLES,. SPOKANE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER ‘DIES, HEART FAILURE

Exchange Club  Is Formed Here   Officers Elected at First Meeting—North Vernon Members Here

industries Threatened  By Walkout   Detroit, Akron Crippled By Transportation Wage Disputes.

410,000 MINERS. LAY DOWN TOOLS: IN NATION'S PITS   Huge Steel Plonts Begin to Bank Furnaces io Con.  serve Fuel

NEWEST STRIKE WAVE SLOWS UP U. 3. RECOVERY   400,000 Miners Walk Out Threatening Production In Many Plants   AKRON IS PARALYZED   Transportation Workers In Ohio And Michigan Off Jobs After Disputes

FEPG SENATORS ARE CHALLENGED   Tydings Says Bill Is Political “Shenanigans” To Get Negro Vote

GOP Landslide In State; Dems Concede. Upset   Martin Swamps Guffey Takes Other Standard Bearers Along

Martin Eleeted U. S. Senator as  Guffey Is Ousted   Duff Wins Governorship, Strickler as Lieutenant Governor and Livengood Is Reelected; Party Retains Grip in State

Duff Kasily Defeats Rice In Contest  For Governor  Republicans Take _ Other State Office: Increase Strensth   Election Tables Showing How Crawford County Districts Voted Appear on Page 6,

SAYS GERMANY NEVER MEANT TA ATTACK I. S.   Von Ribbentrop Testifies To That Effect Before War Crimes Court

Hitler Did Not Want U.S. War, Ribbentrop Say:   Foreign Minister Tells Nuernberg He Also Worked to Stall Conflict   ROOSEVELT SPEECH WAS DEATH BLOW   Says Late President Reflected Country’s Attitude in 1937

61 Persons Are Injured; Both Engines Derailed   Collision Occurs When Freight Overshoots Siding; 20 Of Injured Re are Hospital Treatmen

61 PASSENGERS HURT   ‘Holiday Travelers. Were on Train  Rammed by a Fast Freight 

61 Injured in Rail Accident On Milwaukee   Holiday Travelers Hurt When Eastbound Olympian Is Hit by Freight Train that Fails to Take Sidines

61 HURT WHEN TRAINS CRASH   4 Freight Cors Overturned As Engines Meet Head-on In South Dakota

6t Injured In. Head-On Crash   Fast Freight Rams Passenger Train; Eleven Are In Hospital.

Army Major, Wife, Son Missing   Relatives Fear That They May Be Held By Kidnapers

MAJOR, FAMILY FEARED KIDNAPED   Trio Disappears after Leav: ing on Trip to West Coast

MAJOR, WIFE, SON DISAPPEAR   Trio Believed Kidnaped Relatives Receive Strange Call

Horses Scare  Churchill, Ike  Animals Startled By Cameras’ Flash

Williamsburg Horses Are Scared By Flashbulbs As Noted Pair Is Aboard Coach

CHURCHILL HAS ~ANARROW ESCAPE   HORSES DRAWING HIS COACH THREATEN TO RUN AWAY-EISENHOWER AT SIDE.

HORSES THREATEN TO RUN AWAY  Churchill, Eisenhower Escape Injury On Visit -To Virginia

FRIGHTENED HORSES CHANGE SOME PLANS  Churchill the. Hold On to Hats

Churchill And Eisenhower Selted In Old Coach At Williamsburg, Va.   ANIMALS FRIGHTENED BY PHOTOGRAPHERS

Churchill, Eisenhower Have Narrow Escape From Injury   Party in Ancient Coach Upset as Two Horses Threaten to Run Away on Tour Through Colonial Capital

t = La  . ‘a . -—s  camer” gx § . a a JUL $37 “Wd  > ~ we at - rh n —_ Gqerra ett Tae Be -

Engineer Called in Spy Trial   Government Piles Ur Mass of Evidence

PLAN STUDIED      Proposed Presbyterian And Episcopal Merger Plan Is Made Public

Navy Confesses Allie: Nearly Fumbled  Victory in Pacific      Differences of Opinion and Faulty Co-ordination Gave Japs an Advantage at an Appalling Cost

Navy Reveals Near-Fumble In Pacific Wat   Glaring U. S. Errors, Allied Friction Told In Frank Confession

ate i  Navy Says Allied Fumbl umbling Almost Lost Pacifie War   Differences Of Opinion And Faulty Co-ordination Between Army And Navy In Early Years Threw Victory To Enemy At Appalling Cost To Allies In Ships And Men

Blunders Admitted In Report   Lack Of Real Coordination Pointed Out

‘Fumbling’ Gave Victories to Japs at Appalling Cost   U. S. Forces’ Split Assailed; Blunders Finally Corrected

Early War Errors Of Allies Listed   Novy Admits Its Part In Pocific Mistakes

U. S. Navy Bares Wartime Errors   Confesses Allied Differences Cost Appalline Losses of Men, Ships

NavyAdmits WarFumbles   Differences of Opinion Among Allied Leaders Revealed In Report ©

COAL OWNERS ACCUSED IN MINER DEATHS   John L. Lewis Charges Management and Stockholders With “Neglect.”

GOAL MINE ACLOND APPEARS POSSIBLE AFTER NEW TURNS   Operators Appear To Be More Optimistic In Matter.   PAIR OF DISPUTES APPEARS SETTLED     GM and GE Strikes End; : Workers Return   Toa Ioahs.

LEWIS DEMANDS GREATER SAFETY IN COAL MINES   Lays 28,000 Deaths Over Past 14 Years at Door  of Management   OVER MILLION ‘MANGLED’   UMW Chief Also Denounces Medical Service, Urges Corrective Action

28,000 KILLED “IN MINES OVER LAST 14. YEARS   Mine Leader Accuses Operators of Wanton Neglect

JOHN L. LEWIS IN HOT ATTACK ON COAL CHIEFS   Asserts Responsibility for 28,000 Deaths Rests : On Operators

Lewis Accuses Coal Industry of Killing 28,000   Says Deaths In Past 14 Years Caused By Wanton Neglect

GOUIN SELECTS NEW CABINET   Communists Agree to ‘Rigorous Deflationary Plan’

Trieste Victim’s Body Here   Remains of Pvt. Walter Kujawa Will Be Buried . In Military Rites

Big-Four Sessions Ended in Deadlock  On German Issue:   Molotov Firm Against Moves for Settlement Of German, Austrian Problems; Italian  Treaty Drafts Ordered Revised

MINISTERS QUIT WITHOUT SOLVING GERMAN PROBLEM      Molotoy Stands Firm Against Any Moves to Reach Accord on Austria or Germany.     BYRNES SAYS REDS GOT 14 BILLIONS     secretary Avers It Was Taken in Reparations From Nazis —- Group to Meet Newt Fall,   BYRNES SAYS REDS GOT 14 BILLIONS

Ministers End 28-Day Meet Held In Paris   Molotov Blocks Action On German, Austrian Issues

Ministers End Meeting Amid Molotov Block   Russian Firm Against Moves Leading to ¢ Immediate Settlement of Austrian and German Problems

MINISTERS END 28-DAY PARLEY WITH DISCORD   Molotov ‘Blocks Accord On Austrian, German Treaty Problems

Paris Conference Of  “Big Four” Is Ended   Molotov Stands Firm Against Immediate Settlement of Austrian or German Problems—Special Meeting is Planned in Fall

Big 4 Meet Ends After 28 Hot Day:  Molotov Refuse Okay Austrian,  German Planc

Foreign Ministers End Meeting Until Conference   Molotov Remains Oppos ed To Central Administration For Germany

“Molotov Stands Firm Against Move  To Settle Problems   Big Four Ministers Adjourn Their ' Conference in Paris; Russia Has Collected Huce Reparations

Molotov Firm Against Any  Settlements   Blocks Establishment Of Central Rule for Germany, Peace Pact Plan for Austria

PARIS SESSION IS WOUND UP BY MINISTERS   AUSTRIAN - GERMAN PACTS BLOCKED BY MOLOTOV

MOLOTOV BALKS SETTLEMENT OF TWO PROBLEMS   Russians Oppose Austriar Peace Treaty And Central Plan For Reich   FOREIGN MINISTERS ADJOURN CONFERENCE

Ministers’ Meet Ends In Deadlock   Molotov Blocks All Moves For Austrian, German Setilement

Molotoy Against Any Immediate Settlement Of German and Austrian Problems. Bevin Drops Gavel "

AUSTRIA PACT IS BLOCKED BY MOLOTOV   4-Power Talk Ends As Soviet Nation Is Standing Firm

IMMEDIATE ACTION BLOCKED:  Big Four Adjourn Until 21-Nation Peace Meeting

Ives, Republican Leader, to Retire From Legislature   Veteran Assemblyman to Become Dean of Labor Schosl at Cornell

Butte and Helena Girls to Meet  as Golf Finalists - Jewell Ann Gronley, Edean Anderson  L. @F=-. £. Foir,;3 _

Butte and Helena Girls to Meet as Golf Finalists  Jewell Ann Gronley, Edean Anderson to Vie for Title

Navy Mobilizing To Operate Ships If Seamen Strike   Stations Ordered To Comb Personnel For Experienced Men

Navy Prepares To Take Over Merchant Ships   Begins Lining Up Men To Operate Vessels If Strike Develops.

All Stations Comb Crews For Cargo Handlers  May Halt Discharges To Save Personnel For Ship Crisis;

Mobilization To Operate Large Fleet Is Launched.   Day And Night Talks Continued; Shorter Week Issue Shelved

‘VETERANS URGED TO VOLUNTEER   Operators, CIO Maritime Leaders Negotiating Day and Night as June 15 Strike Deadline Approaches .

Experienced Seamen in Uniform, Volunteering Veterans Lined Up; ‘Talks on June 15 Walkout Continue

Navy Begins Preparations  'To Man Ships   ~Mohilizes To Operate Merchant Fleet If Maritime Strike Occurs.

Naval Stations Get Orders to Comb Over Mer   Sailors with Merchant Marine Experience to Be Used If Maritime  Strike Is Called

NAVY PREPARES TO TAKE OVER SHIPS, JUNE 15   Volunteers Being Mobilized fo: Service in Event of Maritime Strike

NAVY BEGINNING TO MOBILIZE IN MARITIME RIFT   Stations Ordered to. Comb Persorinel for Experienced Sailors

Experienced Men and Volunteers Are Rounded Up   Uncle Sam Moves Into Picture as Parleys Fail of Results —-

Navy Prepares To Man Ships   Mobilizes Volunteers For Merchant Marine If Strike Comes

Navy Getting Set To Man Cargo Ships   To Comb Personnel and Seek Volunteers on Discharged Rolls.

Ne er ee ee a  Union Objects To Red Factors   Communists And Left Wingers May Get Boot From UFWA

Clean-Up Conference Called ....   Furniture Workers Open Drive To Rid Union Of Communistic Elements      i

Communist Bid To Head Frenct Government Up For Decision; Socialists Hold Whip Hand   Blum Invited To Join In Two-Party Government With Thorez As Premier

STATE THROUGH SWITH ITS CASE AGAINST M’KAY   Judge Calls Recess Over Prosecution Protests

Two Officials Out in Shakeuy Greek Cabinet   Minister Of Defense, Minister Of Public Order Dropped.

Water at Williamsport 7 Feet Over Flood Level: Six Persons Reportec Dead.

Nathan Sees Wage Boosts Sans Strikes   Economist Predicts Indus try Will Grant. Demands Without Increasing Prices

Pay Increases Without Price Hikes, Strikes Are Predicted   Economist Asserts Wage-Profit Talks To Aid Settlement

NEW PAY PIKES ARE PREDICTEL   Economist Says Industry Will Grant Increases Without Price Raise

Economist Sees Wage Accords Without Tie-up   Nathan Says Labor Industry Want To Maintain Production

NATHAN PREDICTS PAY BOOSTS IN SPRING   Economist Believes Strikes Will Be Avoided and Raises Will Not Increase Prices.

Ministers Gather in New York for Peace Talks  Little Nations to File Demands for Bigger Voice

TOP DIPLOMATS MEET MONDAY IN NEW YORK      Demands of Smailer Nations Placed On Agenda

More Say Asked In Peace-Making Treaties By UN  Bevin Arrives From England; Byrnes To 5. oh hes Warl

AFL Plans March On City Hall   Protest Dismissal of Houston Employes

REPRIEVE WON FROM WALKOUT AT PITTSBURGH   Compromise Is Expected in New York’s Threatened Transit Strike   HOUSTON UNIONS PROTEST   sProgress In Detroit Bread, Milk Troubles Reported; GM At Stalemate

MABRY CONDEMNS POLICIES OF STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER; CLAIMS HANDLING BLACK MARK

Gun -Toting Vets Not Expected to Make Trouble  Informal Probe of Campaign Made by State Officials

‘REPUBLICANS WILL SUPPORT ~— WHEPRY PLAN   Taft Reintroduuces His Cost Plus Pricing Amendment

10 BEGIN MONDAY   Republican. - Led ' Coalitior ~ Will Seek to Exempt Mant and Paultry

Wherry's Move Wins Support of Coalition   Taft Proposal Also May Block Early Decision on OPA

Anti-OPA Efforts Of Coalition Group Scored in Senate   Democrats See Action as Major Threat to Approval of New Bill   BITTER FLOOR FIGHT APPEARS IN MAKING   Wherry, Nebraska Republican, to Present Food Decontrol Plan

Expeet GOP. Coalition To Oppose F ood Control Plan   Beljeve Republicans . Will Lead Fight to Exelude Meat, Dairy  Products and Poukry

NEW OPA BILL: FACES BITTER SENATE FIGHT   Barkley Still Expects Action Next Week

Bitter OPA Battle Seen   Senate Enjoys Holiday: Will Plunge Into Fight Monday

BITTER FIGHT EXPECTED ON OPA MEASURE   Battle to Center On Wherry and Taft Amendments

Senate Prepares For Battle Over Price Controls   Administration Sees GOP Coalition as A Major Hurdle.

\Coalition Plans Senate Fight to Limit Controls   Battle Resumes Monday With Taft Group Showing More Strength

Coalition To Remove Meat, Poultry, Dairy Products From Control   Bitter Battle Developing In Senate May Prevent Passage Of Substitute Measure Planned For Next Week.

RENEWED FIGHT ON OPA LOOMS FOR NEXT WEEK   Meat, Poultry, Dairy Controls Seen As Administration’s Hurdle

LEADERS FIGHT EFFORTS 10 GET FOOD OFF LIST      Republican-Led Co alition Wants No Controls On Meat And Poultry   BATTLE STARTS MONDAY   Administration - Forces Say Bill Will Pass After Bitter Scrap

South Central lowa Hard Hit By 7 Inch Downpour; Four Drowned Near Albia

FIN. TORRENT PUT oT REAM OUT OF ROUNDS   Aibia, Mystic, Eddyville, Centerville Among Towns Hit.

Over 7 Inches Of Rain Causes Widespread Los:   Mystic Hard Hit By Flash Flood; Des Moines River Up 11.5 Feet

SOUTHERNIOWA FLOODS CLAIM LIVES OF FIVE   30 Houses Damaged in Mystic; Search Area For Victims

Many Driven From Homes; Losses Mount   7-Inch Rains in South Central Area Br ing Flash Floods

South lowa Has 7-Inch ~ Downpout   Floods Cause at Leas’ Five Deaths, Disrupt Train Service.

AUTO PLUNGES IN CREEK NEAR ALBIA WITH 4   Eddyville, Ottumwa, Mystic Areas Hit by Overflowing Waters

MEAT 10 LAST TWO 10 4 OAS, CAVG INCTITIITE   Trucks Declared Unable te Handle Over Fraction of Supply Needs   SENATE SPEEDS ACTION)   Upper Chamber Is Spurred Toward Labor Curbs by Developmenis

GOURT REIECTS ILLINOIS CASE AVER TISTRIRTS   High Tribunal Refuses Agair to Review Challenge of Congressional Zones   UNCHANGED SINCE 1901)   Complaints Against Georgia Unit System of Voting Are Also Dismissed

CHILD MAIMED BY HOT POKER   19-Year-Old Girl Sentenced For Abusing Youngster

Twenty- Three Dead In Fires   Five Missing And More Than Score Injured In Series Of Weekend  Pirec

FLAMES CAUSE DEATHS OF 23   TEN OF VICTIMS LOST LIVES IN APARTMENT HOUSE SWEPT BY FIRE IN KANSAS CITY.

FIVE MISSING, WANY OTHERS WIRED   Damage Exceeds Mil lion; Eight of Dead Were Children

\peculation On Possible Course  Of John L. Lewis   Recall Action Taken In 1919 Under Situation Almost Identical

Irked Russian Delegate Says Pact Violated   War Pay Proposal Enrages Delegate; Yugoslav ‘Insulted’

RUSSIA RILED AT PAYMENTS FROM ITALIANS   Peace Parley Delegate Says U. S.,-Britain  Violate Promises

Half YearMay BeWorldBank Filing Limit   Panama’s Actior Gets Welcome By Group

Deadline Set For World Bank  Non-Members Have Six Months To Join

Deadline May Be Set For World Bank   Vinson Sees Six  Months To Join

Russia And Slavs Delay Entry {n World Bank Fund   Deadline Will Be Set For Six Months   Australia Hestitates

Fish No Respecter of Office Judge Collet Best Fisherman in  President Truman’‘s Vacation Party

Believes J apan  Is Sprineboard   MacArthur Makes  Mane aye, Ploe For Domoeracy

M’Arthur Hits Leftist Camp   General Stresses Fiecht for Democracy

Council Studies Nazis’ Appeal For Clemency   Plans for Executions, Imprisonment: Also Before Allied: Board

West Coast Maritime Dispute Settled; Shipping Will Resume   Normal Sailing Schedule Expected to Be in Effect No Later Than Tuesday: Pucet Sound Is Excention

PICKET LINES GONE; CREWS RESUME WORK   Ist Vessels Prepare To Leave Docks In Bay City

 Russia’s Maneuver Puts Austria  Safely in Soviet Zone of Influence

iRUSSIAN SEIZURE OF AUSTRIAN PROPERTY AS NAZI REPARATIONS ‘PUTS NATION UNDER RED POWER

No. 2 Terrorist Is Jailed hy Police  British End 4-Day Palestine Search

TEL AVIV GANG LEADER SEIZED   British Troops Wind Up House-To-House Hunt For Terrorists

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev. E. Trigg, Pastor Rev. R. K. Schwab, Interim Pastor

India, Land of Overprivi leged Cows ---And of Underprivileged Men

Panhandling Cows, Protected by Hindu Superstition, Roam India’s City Streets

Thirty-Nine Persons ‘Die in Crask   Wives and Children of Soldiers in Europe Perish in Worst Tragedy of Commercial Aviation

39 ARE DEAD IN WRECK OF BIG AIRLINER   Wives and Children Of U. S. Soldiers Are Among Victims

ALL 39 ABOARD BERLIN BOUND AIRLINER DIE   Newfoundland Crash Is Worst In Commercial Aviation History

39 Die in Crash Of U. S. Plane Bound for Berlin   Newfoundland Tragedy Worst in History of Commercial Aviation

Worst Tragedy In Commercial Flying Takes 39   Victims Included Wives and Children of U. S. Soldiers

Shipping Walkout Ends; Other Work Disputes Continue   Auto, Rubber and Textile Unions Join Strife, Ready New Wage Demands

Sea Strike End Seen but Coal Dispute Tension Rises, Nears Showdown Stage

Shipping Tieup Nears End on E. Coast, Gulf   Auto, Rubber, Textile Workers to Demand Increases

SHIPPING, FILM PEACE NEARER   Cotton, Rubber, Automobile Workers To Demand New Wage Increases

New Demands For Pay Hikes Being Formed   Shipping Walkout Near End; Pilots Still On Strike

Chreatened Strike Of Soft Coal Miners, However, At Showdown Stage   Picture Stoppage Near Settlement   No Progress Reported However, In Airline Pilots’ Dispute

Holloywood'’s Union Picture Strike Moves Closer to Settlement — Little Progress Reported in Effort to Settle Pilots’ Strike. .

Big 4 to Revise Italy Armistice   Paris Conference Moves Toward Close

ITALY TREATY TO BE DRAWN BY BiG FOUR   Molotov Blocks Move To Hold Parley In July

Final Session of Big Four Is Set Today   Italien Armistice Terms Will Be Revised by Gtoun

MRS. HUDSON DEAD   Died at Her Home In Carroliten at Age of 8&1.

Reach Accord On Food Crisis   Herbert Morrison. British Cabinet Officer, Tells Of  Avcreement.

Anglo-U. S. Food Accord   Latest Agreement Linked With Present World Food Crisis

U. S., British Agreement On Famine Crisis   Joint Communique Expected To Be Issued Later In Day

CHICAGO FACING NEW CUT IN USE OF ELECTRICITY   With Night Life Already Blacked Out, City Is Warned 40 Pct. Saving of Coal Is Necessary.   RAILROADS TO REDUCE PASSENGER SERVICE   Hilinois Central and Burlington to Discontinue 41 Trains —- Alton to Eliminate Nine.

CHICAGO FACES TIGHTER DIMOUT   Drastic Measures Are Required To Save 40 Percent On Coal

Chicago Now Faces More Dimming Out  Night Life Blacked Out By Restrictions in Effect To Conserve Coal

Fu oh the ay  = a a   Chicago Told  Further Restrictions Might Be Ordered To Reach Savings

Coal Use Cut 40 Per Cent Chicago Night Life Blacked Out, Industries Quota Low

Hope for Settlement Of China’s Fight Grows Dimmer Daily   United States’ Efforts Seem Futile in Face Of Complicated Problems, Stubbornness Of Parties; Stakes in Manipulation Are High

United States’ Efforts Seem Futile in Face Of Complicated Problems, Stubbornness Of Parties; Stakes in Manipulation Are High

Martin F. Wecker  Trial Being Heard  In Sioux City Court Wife Says Husband Did Not Try To  Administer Poison

Martin F. Wecker Trial Being Heard In Sioux City: Court  Wife Says Husband Did Not Try To  <n ph dininiater: Poison

Amy Foe Now  Is Aaqressor,'   Elliott Roosevelt’sPraise — For Russia in Moxow Told

‘Russid vs. United States re We = oT "Reliable Individual” Says‘Elliott*: « Roosevelt Pans U. 5. In Soviet Talk   “U.S. Repeatedly Violated Her Pledge”

PRO-RED SPEECH IS DISCLOSED   Magazine Newsweek Quotes Elliott Roosevelt Talk Backing Russia

ROOSEVELT, JR. WARNS RUSSIA AGAINST THE U.S   Son of President Makes Pro-Red  Speech in Moscow

Woe patoren      vember Calendar   'Pro-Russian Speech by FDR Son ‘Reported Made at Moscow Event

Pro-Russian Talk Given by Roosevelt Says News Source   Late FDR's Son, Elliott, Reportedly Spoke in Moscow

Pro-Russian Speech Is Charged To Elliott Roosevelt  U.S. Policies Sharply Rapped

Eighteen Cent Hike In Pay and Welfare Fund Are Included   Details of Contract Are Now Being Drawn Up Official Says

Says Shadows of Munich Rising Again   Declares Campaign Against Russia Evident in Charges

Court Issues  Order In   Forbids Picketing Pending Hearing  Set For August 14

ORDER RESTRAINS   Injunction Issued Against Strike of Municipal Employees  VOLUNTEERS ON JOB

Injunction isIssued Against Tulsa Strikers   42 Volunteers March  Through Picket Lines to Man Garbage Trucks; Predict General Strike

Issues Restraining Order on Strikers   District Judge J. T. Shipman Checks the City Employes.

POSTWAR CRIME WAVE IN STATE IS PREDICTION   Fred Brady Sees Crime Wave Increasing In Urban Arenas

18 YEAR OLDS MUST REGISTER ARMSTRONG SASYS   Necessary For Young Men To Get In Touch With Local Draft Board On 18th Birthday.

PAULEY TO MAKE DEFENSE FRIDAY   ’ Arswer'n y Cherges, Oil Man Expected to. Withdraw Name

PAULEY 10) MAKE DEFENSE FRIDAY   Arswer-nr Cherges, Oil Man Expected to Withdraw Name

PAULEY HEARING TO END FRIDAY   Expected to Withdraw Name To End Squabble

PAULEY. CASE _ _ ~__ ENDS FRIDAY      SENATE SOURCES SAY NOMI NEE WILL GIVE, DEFENS  AND THEN-WITHDRAW——# HIS NAME

Justice Stone Ill But Recovering  Attack of Indigestion Forces Chief Justice T¢ Leave Court Rench

Chief Justice Stone Taken  Suddenly Iii  Supreme Court Is Interrupted By Incident

Chief Justice Stone Stricken   Led From Supreme Court By Colleaques

Chief Justice ~ Stone Suffers Illness Today   )Led From Bench By Two Colleagues; Court Is Recesssed; Officials  e Summon Physician

ustice Stone ecomes Ill   scorted From Supreme Court Bench Suffering Attack -Of Indigestion.

Justice Ston: Becomes III   “Led From Court; Had Attack of Indigestion

Stone Taken ll While ‘on Bench  Chief Justice Suffers Indigestion Attack

Chief Justice Stone Stricken In High Court   ‘Getting Along Well’ After Suffering. Sudden Attack of Indigestion

Greeks Reply To Ukranian  Denunciation   Cadogan Also Heard By U.N.

Dendramis Says Reds Are Carrying On ‘War of Nerves   U. N. Representative From Greece Denies Soviet Accusations; Calls Matter ‘Bitter’

Russia Waging War of Nerves, Greece Tells Security Council   Representative to United Nations Vigorousl Denies Soviet Accusation That Greece Is . Threatening Peace of Balkans: Defends Policy

‘SECURITY COUNCIL 1S TOLD BALKAN NATION SEEKING ONLY PEACE   UKRAINE CHARGE OF WAR THREAT DENIED; BITTER DEBATE HEARD

Dendamis Answers Ukraine Charges Before UN Council   Greeks Said to Have Formented ‘Sinister’ Incidents at Borders

Greeks Reply To Ukraine Charges  Assembly To Meet On Seot. 23 Schedule

GREEK CLAIMS REDS CARRY ON NERVES FIGHT   War of Nerves Against Greek  2 Goverament Charged at  Session of UN   RUSSIAN ACCUSATIONS ON GREECE ARE. DENIEL

Greece Under Nerve War   Greek Representative To U. N. Says Russia Putting On Pressure

UN Hears . Greek Side   Soviet Carrying On War of Nerves; Denies Being Threat To Peace

AT RUSSIANS   Denies Accusations Greece Threatening Peace of Balkans

Byrnes Presents Peace Program  To U.N. Assembly   Also Reveals Number Of U. S. And British Troops Abroad At U. N.  Session   DEBATE CONTINUES ON DISARMAMENT  *RITTT.ETIN)

Probe of Election Expenditures Is Now Under Way   House Committee Gets Busy in Handling of Two Hot Potatoes

Campaign Probe Group at Work  Organization Meet Held by Committee

PROBE {5 ASKED OF SLAUGHTER'S DEFEAT AT POLL    House Committee On Campaign Expenditures Beeeives Complaint From   Jerome Walsh.   TEXT OF STATEMENT IS NOT DISCLOSED   Group Also Called Upon to Investigate Activities in Connecticut of C.1. O.-P. A. CG.

Red Cross Assists Former G.L.s For Terminal Leave Par  Will Be Paid In Bonds Maturing In Five Years

TT lle a ee A RB OS BF  In Processing Applications For Terminal Pay

Chicago Wheat   Held For Poisoning Daughter, Minister’ s Life Investigated

Rev. Siple Poisoned Daughter; Already: Held On Another ~  -Charge’

PASTOR ADMITS POISONING HIS OWN DAUGHTER   Probe Extended In Death Of Frank Siple’s First Wife

Pastor Confesses Poison Murder of Daughter in 1934   ‘Charge Grand Rapids Minister Also Tried to>Kill.. Church Elder-

[Six Men Rewarded for Successful iChase of Oklahoma City Bunk Robbe:

MEAT PRICES ARE-SOARING == IN THE NEW YORK MARKETS   SURVEY REVEALS SOME CUTS SELLING AT 42 CENTS PER POUND OVER CEILING

Flay Soviet Austria ‘Grab’  Will Not Recognize  Seizvurec Report

Russ Confiscate Reich Property   U.S. Not To Recognize -Soviet-Act in Austria

U. S. Opposes Soviet Step  Will Not Recognize   Will Not Recognize Seizure of German Property In Austria

U.S. Obiects To Soviet Confiscation   German Properties In Soviet Zone Being Transferred

Reject Forced Red Transfers   U. S. Government Refuses Recognition Confiscations In Austria,

U.S. Refuses To  Recognize Soviet  Grabs in Austria Confiscation of German Properties i in Russian  oS eee:

U.S. Won’t Recognize  Red Seizure in Austria   To Turn Over to Austria All Nazi Assets Pending Allied Negotiations

“CEASE FIRE” ORDER GIVE BY KAI-SHEK   Communists To Reject Command, Keep Fighting

WAR CONTINUES DESPITE TRUCE   Chinese Apparently Ignore Cease Fire Order

Big Public Works Program Planned  For New England   Maine Projects Value  Is Set At $28.693.000

\FEDERAL FUNDS  N.H. Highway Program With Federal Aid Is Underway

PLUMBERS TO GO 10 WORK ON HOUSING UNITS   Union Pledges CoOperation in Ending Latest Bottleneck

COLD WAVE HITS IN NORTH DAKOTA,   Temperatures 15 Degrees Below Zero Predicted — Weather Elsewhere Mone Seasonal.

Man- Killed By Pistol Shot In Raid On Stil       Rur ‘al Policeiaii- Said:  to _ Have Fired Fatal Bullet _in Self-Defense.

Man Killed By Pistol Shot In Raid On Still   Rural Policeman Said to Have Fired Fatal Bullet in Self-Defense.

STOLEN NITRO. FOUND ON FARM, ARBEST OWNER   Man Accused Of Teaching How To Use Nitro For Safe Cracking

Embargo On xpress To  N. E. Is Lifted   Shipments May Now Leave N. Y.

‘Good Chance’ Seen For Peak Grain Crops  Spokesman Says Wheat And Corn Da eemaabe f' aad

Large Grain Crop Seen For Nation   Government, Black Market Lock Harns in Battle Over Corn Crop

BUMPER CROPS FOR WHEAT AND CORN FORECAST   U.S. Agriculture Aid Reports Farmers Get Fine Start In Planting Program

Your Today’s Star   WHEAT AND CORN CROP THIS YEAR MAY BE GREATEST IN COUNTRY’S HISTORY

RECORD WHEAT AND CORN CROP SEEN FOR U, S. BY NE, DODD   Undersecretary Of Agriculture Says Dept. Aiding Full Production

Country May Raise Record  Crops in 1946   Chances Good for  Largest Wheat, Corn Harvest in History— Huge Planting Seen

U. 5. Official Sees Good Chance for Record Crops   Dodd Expresses Optimism From Recent Reports

Optimism Expressed By Expert   Agriculture Expert Says There’s ‘Good Chance’ For Record - Smashing U. S. Farm Output

' Dodd Bases Optimistic Forecast on Reports Received from All Parts of the United  ‘States ;

Largest Wheat And Corn Crop In History Expected   Early Spring Season Enables F armers To Get Fine Start, Agriculture Man Declares

Sees ‘Bumper’ Yields of Corn, Wheat In 1946   Early ‘Season Permitted Farmers to Get Fine Start on Planting

Record Corn and Wheat Crops May Emerge for U.S.   No Restrictions on Any Crop Now Except! Tobacco, Says AAA

Wheat, Corn Crops to Be Largest   Agriculture Official Says Good Start Obtained by Farmers

‘Good Chance’ Seen For Peak Grain Crops   Spokesman Says Wheat And Corn Pracnects Good

PREDICTION MADE THIS YEAR’S CROP WILL BE BUMPER   Undersecretary. . Dodd Says- Good Chance Wheat. and Corn Crops May Be Largest in History

/LOW-COST CLOTHING SHORTAGE BEING PROBED BY GOVERNMENT   History’s Biggest Grain Crops Seen As Nation’s Farmers Get Early Start

NEW CONSTITUTION ADOPTED BY FRENCH   Victory Assures Future French Democracy

me OVER FRENCH VOTE   LEFTISTS HAPPY OVER RESULT IN REFERENDUM ON “NEW CONSTITUTION FOR  FRENCH REPUBLIC

CONSTITUTION IN FRANCE OKAYED BY 53 PER CENT   Seven Million Not Voting Scen Nod For de Gaulle

ee ee ee See eae ee A A Oe   Opposition Points to Large Number of Abstentions

French Adopt Constitution In Sunday Voting   Leftist Press Is Jubilant— Huge Number Of French People Failed To Vote

LEFT CLAIMS BIG VICTORY IN FRENCH VOTE   Opposition Points to Large Number of Abstentions

Housing Is To Get Test OfNew Plan   Private Enterprise, Say Top: U. S.. Planners, Can Do More Than  Can Cavornmant   Green Light Given   NSEC RE Rake NPS V CM Creedon and Foley Are  Top Bosses Under New Setup .

NEW THEORY IS FOR FEW CURBS UPON BUILDING   Government Has Come To View That Houses Can Be Built Faster And Better Without Re strictions.

21 Feared Lost in Crash of United ‘Airliner in Mountains of Wyomina

Crash Aree Spotted in Air Search   United Air Lines Ship Overdue in Flight to Denver

Missing Plane. Wreckage Seen  On Mountain   18 Passengers, Three of Crew Thought Dead

New Talks Start In Pittsburgh Power Strike   Session Arranged By Two Government  Trouble-Shocters

Ace Conciliators Now in Pittsburgh   Industrial Plants, Stores Stav Closed

Decision Is  Victory for Byrnes   Truman Approves Attack by Cabinet Members

Scheduled Dates Will Be Cancelled   Two Cabinet Members Score Wallace, Who Is Now Left Without Means of Replying

Government's Plea Expected To Be Rejected   Schwellenbach Confers With  Lewis, Owners

Slight Chance Of Halting Coal Strike Monday   Last Minute Appeal Of Government Not Likely To Avert Mine,Tieup   CONTRACT ENDS AT MIDNIGHT SUNDAY

SITUATION TENSE IN TROUBLE TORN HOLY LAND   Arab League Assails U. §. For Intervention In  Palestine Disnute: Disturbance Is Threatened

Position Of U.S. On Jews Challenged   Arabs Ask What Right America Has To Intervene

Arabs Air Views on Palestine  League Sends Notes to U. S.., Britain

ARAB LEAGUE CHALLENGES U.S. POLICIES   Note Assails Right Of America To Intervene In Palestine

Arabs Assail Stand of U. S.   Jutervention Laid To ‘Clamorous Jews’

Charge US: Has No Right.  To Intervene   Arabs Cante.d Palastine Problem Must First Be Prese.dec Bufore United Nedis «

15,000 TWA AIRLINE EMPLOYES LAID OFF WITH NID, DAY AC CTDIME OF 1 ANN PILOTS CONTINUES

elt?  Russia Joins U.S. In Press Freedom Fight   Australia Also Joins in Demands For Press Representation at All Committee Hearings.

Russia Joins U.S. In Free Press Action   Propose To Open All Peace Conference Sessions Tc Reporters

INITIAL STEPS T0 FORM CORPORATION. HAT: FACTORY PLANT  LOCAL INVESTORS. RE-QUESTED TO MAIL-IN CHECK WITHOUT DELAY

Red Envoy Makes Call On Truman   No Information On Purpose of Call to White  Phicssen

Russian Envoy Makes Truman Surprise Visit   No Information Available lhomediately On Purpose Of Andrei Gramyko’s  Unheralded Call   Byrnes to Attend Iran Discussion   Announces He Will Sit A Security Council Table; Tehran Presses For INO Action

Soviet Envoy Visits Truman At White House   Secretary Byrnes Discloses He Will Represent U. S. at Security Conference

Many Face Indictments For Treason   — Justice Department Plans To Take Early Action

MORE TREASON INDICTMENTS LOOKED FOR   “More Americans ' Found to Have Aided Axis

Former Miner Is Strike Mediator  Paul W. Fuller Starts Talks With Groups

Paul W. Fuller Has Also Been In Industry Management; Talks With Operators and UMW  _ Tops

Conciliator — Is Named in Coal Dispute   Fuller of Akron, Former Coal Miner Mediated Rubber

TRUMAN KEEPS HANDS OFF AS STRIKE BEGINS   Akron Man Once Headed Glassworkers Union  In Lewis’ CIO

Snowstorm Prevents Rescue Of Army Plane Stranded In France   Five Of Eleven Passengers Are Seriously Hurt

DAY MONDAY Ih CIRCUIT COURT   Exceptionally Light Docket Is Set For June Session

RELIEF AD SAYS JEWS TO LEAVE EUROPE   Charge Is Made That Secret Unit Is Back Of Poland Exodus

Polish Jews Coming Into American Zone In Germany  Jews Attempting To Flee Europe

Polish Jews Pour Info Yank Zone  UNRRA Chief Thinks Part Of Plan They Heve to Get Out of Europe

CLAIMS JEWS PLAN EXODUS   Indications of Organized Plan to Leave Europe Seen by Morgan

Jews Massing To Flee Europe, Says Relief Aid  Secret Unit Back Of Exodus from Poland, Charge

Gls Who Can't Be Mustered Out Will Start ‘Coming Home This Year To Rest In Native Soil

 ° ° o Heroic Dead Begin Coming Home from Overseas Soon  Truman Gives Signal for Movement

WAR DEAD WILL RETURN 10 U. S.   Law Provides Transfer of Nation's Heroes To Cemetaries in States

SHIPS OF DEAD ~ TO SAIL SOON   White Vessels Will Bring Back Bodies Of War Dead

To Bring © Dead Home   ; Those Who Died, in Country’s ‘Service Will Be Buried in -U. S.. If Kin Wish It

Patterson To  Visit Manila   secretary Of War In Tokvo Has No Comment On Manila Demeonstrations By Treeps

LAWRENCE CAR STOLEN   Sedan Owned by F. J. Brown Taken From its Parking Place

Subsidy Plan Is Reported hy Union Officer; Mr. Kelly Peints Out Misunderstanding

Kramer Denie: ‘Pressure’.  Put On Him   Rep. Keefe Wants To Ask Questions

TEXAS CONTINUES TO BATTLE DISEASES; 8 POLIO CASES FOUND  _ RIGID QUARANTINES ARE IN EFFECT; STATE IN CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGNS

Rasmussen Enters Race for Mayor  Attorney Will Seek Democrat Nomination

COAL OPERATOR RAPS LEWIS'S WELFARE FUND   National Coal Association Leader Talks To State  Coal Institute

Men’s Suits Held Back   Manufacturers Holding 700,000 Back in Hopes of Price Boost

Reporter Is Told 700,000 Men’s Suits Are Held Back By Manufacturers In U. S.

SUITS WITHHELD, CLOTHIER SAYS   Official Contends Makers Await Price Revisions

Retailers Assert Men's Suits Are Held Off Market   May Continue To Be Withheld Until OPA Makes Revision

MEN’S SUITS HELD TILL OPA ACTS. MERCHANT CONTENDS  MAKERS WITHHOLDING CLOTHING

Reportedly Being Held [ for Higher Prices, But  OPA. Says No. Price I. ‘Raise to be Granted.

Retailers Claim Men's Suits Are Being Hoarded  Gh arge e Makers Are ima Price Boat

Charges 700,000 Men’s Suits Are Being Held Back   Head Of Retail Group Charges Makers Hoping For Price Boost

Holding Men’s Suits, Claim   Held by Makers Pending OPA Price Adjustments. Charge

RETAILER SAYS MANUFACTURERS HOARD CLOTHING   700,000 MEN’S SUITS HELD PENDING OPA PRICE REVISIONS

PENDING 'O.P.A-ACTION = Manufacturers Claimed  ~ Holding Some 700,000  ~ Man‘e Suits From-Market:

Retail Clothing Merchants’ Spokesman Asserts 700.000 Men’s Suits Hoarded

Retailers Charge Makers Holding up Many Men's Suits  Allegedly Await OPA Action; But

Crittenden Gls To Cal! on Laney   Independents Hold Mass Meeting And Rap Party Clique

Nation’s Chief Vows Aid to  Profits Probe   Senators Hear Record Of Phone Talk Tieing May to Firm

Congress May Adjourn Friday   "House Passed Motion Now Goes To Senate

Map Full Day For Congress   Only Few Odds and Ends Stand Between Solons and Vacation

Congress Has Full Docket At Quitting Time  RFC Extension And Philippine Loan Are ‘Must’ Bills

CONGRESS TO ADJOURN DURING COMING WEEK   ‘Unfinished’ Labels May be Placed On Several Legislative Proposals

Weary Congress Sets Friday for Its Adjournment  Many Leave Capitol, May Fall Short of

CONGRESS MAY WIND UP TODAY   Full Work Schedule Set In Bid To Finish ‘Must’ Bills

T9TH CONGRESS TO QUIT FRIDAY   Solons Leaving Behind. Colorful Record -

Congress Attempts To End Important Business Today As Adjournment Is Pushed

CONGRESS NEAR LONG VACATION   Legislators Plan Full Day’s Work to Wind Up Session By Nightfall.

Congress Drives for Adjournment Early Next Week: 2 Must .Bills Left

Shutdown Threats Bring Appeal For Steel Strike End   Government Seizure Seen Probable if Work Is Not Resumed Scon   LACK OF STEEL MAY CLOSE FORD PLANT   Company President Pleads For Release of Industrial Price Control

Government May Put On Pressure Or Lift  Prices To Break Jam   Seizure Of Plants Deemed Inevitable Unless Labor And Management Can End Deadlock Without Protracted Shutdown,

NOSTEEL : SHUTDOWNS ° BRING APPEALS   Swift Settlement Of Strike Asked By Steel ; Starved. Plants —

Nationalist ‘Cease Fire’  Order Is Victory for Gen. Marshall in Peace Attempt

BAPTISTS ARE URGED TO SPONSOR LARGE F. M. RADIO CHAIN  STATE CONVENTION IS CONTINUING WORK AT

REGISTRATION REACHES NEW HICH MARK   Voting to Start at 6A, M. and Continue Until 5 P. M.

CHINESE FORCES ENTER MUKDEN   Report Entire Twenty-Fifth Division Of Chinese Nationalist Army In City

Strike on LC. July 21 Ordered by. Brotherhood   _ Large Accumulation of Grievances Ignored, Savs Union Chief

TWA’s 15,000 Employees Idle As Efforts At Accord Renewed   Back-To-Work Order Withheld; Attorneys  .Seek Satisfactory Arbitration Avreement

Withhold Back To Work Order To TWA Pilots   Attorneys Renew Efforts to Draft  An Agreement

TWA EMPLOYEES AWAIT DRAFTING OF ARBITRATION   Sixteen - Day - Old Pilots. Strike Continues As Agreement Pact Is Being Formed; Pilots Still Demand Big Pay Boost.

TWA BACK 10 WORK ORDER WITHHELD   Attorneys Renew Efforts To Draft Arbitration Pact

Attorneys Seek Agreement On TWA Arbitration   Company and Union Lawyers Confer Without Writing An Agreement

FBI Locates Witness In Bilbo Case   Edward Terry Found In Hospital; Slugged Witness Takes Stand

Key Witness Of Bilbo Case On Sick List   Former Secretary Found in Hospital In ‘Nervous State’

Missing Witness In Bilbo Probe Found in Hospital   in “Highly Nervous State’’.--Violence Marks Hearina

Bilbo Probe Key Witness Is Located   Mississippi Senator’s Ex-Secretary Entered Hospital Last Night in “Highly Nervous State.”

Senate Turns Its Attention South In Bilbo’s Quiz   Man Sought by F.B.I. Is -in Hospital; Says He Is, Unnerved by Threats

Find Missing Bilbo Witness In Mississippl   Terry, Former Secretary of Senator, Located in A Hospital

Missing Bilbo Aide Found In Miss. Hospital  Bilbo Adviser Knockes  Cream Chair By Farmo   Bilbo Adviser Knocked From Chair By Former Mitee Canarecemon

Find Missing Bilbo Witness In Mississippi  Tarrvy Karmer Secretary   Terry, Former Secretary of Senator, Located in A Hospital

Missing Key Witness Found In Bilbo Probe   Senate Hearing Halted Abruptly By Fight Friday

Locate EK. P. Terry In Miss. Hospital For ‘Nerve’ Treatment   Robert Gandy, Slugged by Politician at Hearing Friday, Returns To Stand Todav

Terry Located  In Hospital   Former Secretary Of Senator Bilbo To Give Testimony

Ex-Aide to Bilbo Found In Hospital   Terry Ready to Go to Capital To Testify, He Tells Probers

KEY WITNESS  IN BILBO CASE IS DISCOVERED IN A HOSPITAL   In Highly Nervous State; Inquiry Included Fistic Flurry Yesterday

Subject of Search Found in Hospital   Senator Got $30,000 for Aid Given Contractors, Is Report

MISSING WITNESS IN BILBO CASE FOUND IN MISS...   Key. Witiess Ie Hospital In . “Nervous State”

Scientist Requests Permission to Stay on Bikini During A-Bomb Blast

Congress Is Requested To Clear Way for Vast Super-highway Project

GRANTS FOR ASSISTANCE TOP $30,000   State Treasurer Black Releases Report for Disbursements in County During Aucust

ASSISTANCE GRANTS TOP $33.000 HERE   Black Report Shows $33,561.30 Disbursed in Tioga County DuringxSept.

REDS SUFFER MAJOR DEFEAT AT UNO MEET   Demand fer Indonesia Inquiry Rejected By Council

BODIES OF DEAD FLIERS JO BE SENT TO U.S,   Yugoslavians Pay Tribute To American Airmen

START BODIES OF FLYERS ON LAST JOURNEY   Remains of Men Shot Down in Yugoslavia to Be Brought Home

Forbids War. Gives People More Rights   Sacred Status Of Emperor Is Removed

Toll of Death In Early Morning Hours May Be More When Checkup Is Ended

AT LEAST 4) MORE BURNED OR INJURED   Brick Building Becomes Flaming Pillar of Death

lonia Escapees Captured After Wrecking Auto   Two Girls, Forced Into Car, Escape With Slight Injuries

Rail Heads, Union Leaders © Will Resume Negotiations    President Truman Makes Last Ditch Effort to Break  Off Transportation Tie-Up for Satpo. urday Morning

Rail Wage Negotiations Are Revived   Lewis Sticking By Demands to Manage Miner Health Funds

Hog Price Change Due   Secretary Andersen Says Food for Europe Means Breaking of Promises

Farm Promises To Be Broken  Food Crisis Makes It Necessary, Says Aariculture Chief

TELLS PLAN 0 CHANGE PRESENT PRICE ON HOGS   Secretary Speaks at Farm Institute in Des Moines on 1946 Outlook

Help Promised Cotton States By Government   Collapse of Prices Sets Dixie Politicians Crvine *Ruin’

President is Only Hope fo Avert Strike   Brotherhood Heads Refuse to Meet Any Longer with Carriers

TOSSES MIXUP TO PRESIDENT   Intervention Seen As Sole Means Of Averting May 18 Strike

C. I. Q. Chief Warns Of “New Depression” Unless Present Prices Are Curbed

Grain, Coal, Oil, Iron Ore Affected; Some Coal Mines Will Be Forced To Close.

ARMED PEASANTS BATTLING POLICE IN CENTRAL LUZON   Leader Confers with President Roxas in Move ta Sad Staktine

Trend From Coal io Oil Speeds Up  Consumers Getting Tired of Strikes

In dustry Is Using More Oil   Users Cite Mine Strikes As Major Reason for the Shift:  More Convenient

Users’ Switch From Coal To  Oil Speeds Up   Bureau Of Mines Shows Statistics On Consumption

Coal-To-Oil Trend In Tndustry Speeds Up; Strikes Are Cited   Decline Is Noted In Coal Consumption As Plants Convert Too Petroleum Oil

Fuel Oil, Gas Conversion On Increase   Percentage of Coal Used in U. S. Steadily Slumps

U.S. COAL DISPUTE   Truman’s Advisers Wait On Reply to Offers at Capital Today; State Mines Idle, Says Report.   MOST OF MINERS AWAY FROM JOBS

GOVERNMENT'S COAL REPLY IS BEING READIED   Will Answer Demands Submitted By Chief John L. Lewis

Officials Study UMW Proposals   Leaders Still Seek Settlement Before Truce Deadline.

BYRNES DENIES MOLOTOV’S CHARGES   Effect On Russo-American Relations Debated   XT MEETING   In June Should Iron Out Difficulties, Secretary Of State Says

Careful Phrases Shield Barbs By Byrnes, Molotey   Secretary Stresses Stalin Promise to  Support ‘Big Four’

American Officials Look To Moscow For Reaction To Byrnes’ Denial Of Charges   Effect On Russo-American Relations, Already Strained, Is Being Awaited

Moscow Has Next Move in Dispute   Byrnes Issues Blunt  Denial of Charges Made By Molotoy

U.S.-RUSSIAN EXCHANGE MAY HAMPER DEALS   Expect Denial by Byrnes t Delay Peace Settlements in Europe

CAPITOL WAITS FOR REACTIONS ONU S. REPLY   Sec. Byrnes’ Statements Are Rebuttal To Red Minister's Charge

Divide Vote On Draft Proposal   Senator Johnson Proposed To Extend Draft Until Next Julv Ist.

FORMER RESIDENT LAID 10 REST   David Harvey Passed Away In A San Diego Hospital

David Harvey Died In California  Farmed In Union .  Townshiv 40 Years

Long WE Strike  Comes to Close   Pay Boosted 18 Cents; Work May Start Monday

WESTINGHOUSE WALKOUT ENDS   Firm Agrees to 18 Cents Hourly Boost

More Strike Threats Made   Number of Idle Due To Labor Disputes Over 1,100,000

Transportation Strike Threats Add to Gloom   Nation’s Rail, Water Travel Threatened

115-Day Strike At Westinghouse Planf Is Settled   75,000: Workers. Will Return To Work; Win 18 Cents Pay Boost

Westinghouse Gives  18-Cent Pay Boost  With 4 Variations   ‘Union Locals To Meet Sunday To Vote on Rat. ification; Lima Men Attend Parleys  In Pittsburgh

Curbs Under Study President Reports   Two More Auto Plants to Close; Rail. Maritime Strikes Loom

Payment of Coal Royalty Questioned   Truman Undecided Abow Seizure of Mines; Factions In Deadlock

Threats Of Strikes Against Rail, WaterTransportation  Systems Cast Dark Picture

CONGRESS MAY ADJOURN SOON, RAYBURN SAYS   Hopes to Complete Work in Time for July Recess

Report Break Down Of India Freedom Talks   increased Bittern ess Within Country Predicted as Repercussion

India Freedom  Talks Collapse   Demand for Moslem State Believed lmpa Cau

NEGOTIATIONS FAIL TO SOLVE PROBLEMS   Mere Te Give India Fuil Independence Caliapses: Treuble Is Being Asticipated

Parley to Free Indians Ends in  Sudden Failure  .Moslem-Hindu Problem Stumps - British Mission

Truman Asks Congress Fot Bill Authorizing Program Of Military Collaboration

— ARMY-NAVY — Americas  To Unite ForDefense   Collaboration to “Provide Exchange Of Resources

SUBMITS BILL 10 CONGRESS FOR ARMS PLAN   Proposal Would Give Weapons, Training  To Other Nations

UNGLE SAM URGED 10 HELP AMERICAS IN DEFENSE PLANS   Assistance for Other Counties Is Urged hy President Today In Capital Message.   WEAPON EXCHANGE IS ALSO ADVOCATED

Plan Embraces Joint ‘Training, Equipment   Republics and Canada Have Assumed New Defense Responsibilities, Need Unified Program, Says President

President Urges Military Cooperation With All Other American Countries

Standardized Program . Is Proposed   U. S, Would Be United With Other Nations In Hemisphere Defense

Truman Requests Legislation to Train. Organize. Equip Armed Forces of Hemispheric Countries

“A New Military Cooperation Plan Asked. by Truman   Would Train, Organize And Equip the Armed - Forces of Other American Nations

Asks Congress For Legislation To Foster Plan   Training, Organization And Equipment Of Arms In Other Lands Advised

Plan Calls For One Standard 0 Arms, Training   Would Consolidate Armies Of All North And South America

President Asks Military Aid‘for Other Americas  Requests. Congress.to   Requests Congress. to Grant Authority For Military Collaboration

Truman Seeks Establishment  Armament Plan   Asks For Act To Standardize Military Equipment For Mutual Aid. on   CANADA INCLUDED:

Deal Involves Joint Training   Inclusion of Canada Possible Under Bill

INTER-AMERICAN ARMY PLAN SET   Truman Uryes Bill To Stand: ardize Training

Government Is Urged to Take Role of Leader   Assumption of New Responsibilities to Keep Peace Cited

TrumanAsksSolons Today For Legislation To Set Up MilitaryCollaborationPlan

TRUMAN ASKS JOINT ACTION DE AMLITARI   Would Help Train Armies of Other American Countries. ~

Urges Pact With Rest  Of Americas   Truman Asks Congress To Authorize Program Of Military Coopera tion With “Neighbors”

Truman Bill To Pool War  Resources   Would Include Training And Equipping Americas

a a eae acer eae a  Truman Would Unite American Countries In Military Pacts

TRUMAN ASKING MILITARY PACT   Collaboration With Other + Americas Sought

Truman Asks Armed Paet With Latins   Agreement Would Include Training, Organization, Equipping Of Forces

Collaboration With the Other Amcricas Asked   Would Include Training and Equip. ing of Forces; Asks Seven Billion for War Dept.

TRUMAN ASKS ARMS AID FOR U.S. NEIGHBORS   President Requests Congress to Pass Inter-America Military Co-operation Act

PROGRAM MILITARY COLLABORATION IS ASKED BY TRUMAN   Wants Congress to Pass : Measure Authorizing Legislation.   DRAFT TRANSMITTED   It Is Entitled “The Inter American Military Corporation Act.”

Canada Would Be Included in Defense Plan   Program Calls for Training, Exchange Of Naval Equipment

TRUMAN SEEKS PROGRAM WITH OTHER NATIONS   Asks Congress to 0. K. Military Setup With Canada. South America

Filibustering against FE PC  may bre: ak up P = offered by  opponents of bill

1,000 EX-GI'S BLAST JAIL WITH GUNS AND DYNAMITE IN TENN. ELECTION FIGHT

18 Wounded in Bloody Fight Over Election   Bombs Rout Deputies From Jail Where They Took Ballot Boxes:

EX-Gls TAKE OVER ATHENS, TENNESSEE FOLLOWING RIOTS   More Than Score Wounded During Gory Fight Over Primary Election; State Militia Ordered Out To Restore Order

18 Hurt in Gun Play As Entire GI Ticket Sweeps Election   Deputized Officers Surrender After Long Battle Over Ballot Boxes: Orders Federal Probe

ATHENS, TENN., IS SCENE OF 6-HOUR FIGHT   Opposition Concedes After Deputies Surrender At County Jail

Athens, Tenn, Is Quiet After Big Election Battle   Victorious Ex-Glis in Control; Sheriff and Deputies Skip Town

Tennessee Town  Quiet Under Gls   Citizens Committee Named to Enforce Law In MeMinn County

Ex-Gls Keep Order After © Election Riot   3-Man Citizens Committee Rules Athens, Tenn.

Ex-GI Forces  Maintain Order [n Athens, Tenn.   Citizens Committee In Control In Embattled McMinn County.

Athens Quiet Under GI’S   Vets Patrol Streets , After Election Riot; Sheriff ‘Disappeared’

gun Battle Rages 6 Hours In Athens   18 Persons Wounded, Six Seriously, As G. lL. Forces Meet Gunfire Of Deputies Trapped In Jail

Eighteen Injured, Six Of  Them Seriously, In A  Wild 6-Hour Gunfight - At Athens, Tenn.

Veterans Restore Order in Athens, Tenn. After Gun Satls Over Vatec

SIX WOUNDED IN TENNESSEE PRIMARY FIGHT   Six-Hour Siege Ends When Deputies Give Up Jail 

VETERANS SELECT COMMITTEE TO BE COUNTY OFFICIALS   Tennessee Quicts Down After Veterans Back Ballots  With Bullets

16 Injured In Outbreaks On Election Day   Bi-Partisan Ticket Of Exe GVs Prockaimed Winners Take Offies Monday,  ~

rouble Breaks Out When Deputies Move Ballot Boxes Into Jail,   Bastile Stormed, Police Forced Out   Gis Victory Coneeded, They Promise To Maintain Order In Athens

‘All Quiet After Election Gun Battle... .  ‘Victorious GI’s Take Over After Poll Rioting In Tenn.   SHERIFF DISAPPEARS

Three-Man  Committee Rules County   Victorious Former GI Candidates In Control Of Athens, Tenn.

McMinn County, Tenn., Sheriff Gives Up Post   Resignation Opens Way - For Court To Choose ‘Successor Today

Three-Man Veterar Committee Keeps  Order in Tennessee  McMinn County Quiet After Fight Over Counting of Ballots

Tennessee Town Torn By Rioting   Officers Surrender Jail To Veterans’ Group; / Concede Election.

TENNESSEE VETS GUARD SCENE OF ELECTION RIOTS  MAINTAIN LAW. AND ORDER AFTER GUN

Deputies Are Attacked After Ballots Seized   Veterans Win Control After Gunplay With Officers; Fight Seen By Crowd Of 500

Strife Torn Athens Under 3-Man Rule   Tennessee Town Quiet After Battle of Ballots and Bullets

Veterans Take Charge Of Town In Tennessee  Committee Keeps Law And Order After Battle

Committee Rule: Tennessee Area After Vote Riof   Veterans Capture Local Offices From Machine

Three-Man Group Keeps Law, Order  Tn Tonnaccan Cin  nae peer en eer ew Maey     Committee Is Named After Sheriff Leaves Town; Ex-G.L.’s

Deputies Give Up; Six Badly Hurt In Fray   Near Riots Sweep Town; State Guard Call is Cancelled

Blast Forces Surrender   Riot Begins When Ex-G. .'s, Watching Polls, Man-Handled

— TENNESSEE — Vets Keep Order in  Riot Area   Sheriff Missing After Bloody Election Battle

Quiet Is Restored At Athens. Tenn.   . «+ Embattled Deputies Surrender: 18 Injured   Blasts Rock Ieil.

TENNESSEE VETERANS IN FULL CONTROL OF ‘OPERATION ELECTION’  MANY INJURED IN LONG . FICHT RETWEEN TWH

IM’KELLAR WINS RENOMINATION BY TWO TO ONE   Tension Between AllGI Ticket And Party Machine Flares Into Open Gun Battle In Athens; At Least Six Seriously Wounded.

Vets Take Over Tennessee City After Vote Riot  Potrol Town As   Patrol Town As Regular Sheriff Disappears, Police Offer To Cooperate

Order Sending Militia to Community Revoked by Governor; Battle I: Bloody.   JAIL IS WRECKED DURING STRIFE

OPPOSITION IN BLOODY CLASH CONCEDES WIN   18 Are Hurt in Gun Fight Between Vets and Special Deputies

Ex-GI’s Use Guns, Save Ballot Boxes   At Least 18 Injured As Veterans Upset McMinn County Demo ‘Machine.’

Vets In Control After Tennessee Election Battle   Ex-GI’s Name Committee To Keep Peace After Forcing Fair Vote Count

VICTORIOUS VETERANS MAINTAIN ORDER IN TENNESSEE COUNTY AS BATTLE OF BALLOTS IS SETTLED

Athens, Tenn., Is Scene Of Bloody Riots Thursday   COUNTY MACHINE GOES OUT OF OFFICE AT POLLS

Vet-Named Group Keeps Order in Tennessee County   A 3-Man Citizens‘ Committee Chosen--. Athens, Scene of Disorders, I¢ Qulat

Opposition Concedes To Gls; 18 Injured In Riot That Followed Balloting.

QUIET RESTORED IN ATHENS, TENN, / AFTER ELECTION   A Ri-Partisan Group of For mer GI's Elected In McMinn County.   18 PERSONS INJURED   Six Believed to Be Seriously Hurt In the Election Day Strife.

ATHENS QUIET AFTER BATTLE   Committee of Citizens Takes “Over to Keep Order After Violent Election Riot.

1,000 Former GI's Storm Jait In Vote Riot In Tenn. Force The Surrender Of 75 Deputies

Veterans Keep Law and Order in Tennessee County Sheriff Mysteriously Disappears

Armed Citizens Patrolling Athens   GI Candidates in Revolt Against Political Machine, Violence Erupts when Observers Threatened

Tennessee City Scene of Fight Between Ex-Gt's and County Election Machine; Order for Sfafe Militia Is Rescinded  DEPUTIES DEFENDING JAIL ARE INJURED; DIFEICHITY ARISES OVER RAILOTING

Athens, Tenn. Calm After Gun Battle   Eight Deputies Wounded In Vain Attempt To Defend Ballot Boxes in Jail.

Bloody 6-Hour Battle   Part of Election Day Strike in Athens, Tenn., GI's Disarm Deputies

ATHENS, TENN., IS SCENE OF BLOODY RIOT   Former GI’s Defeat County Election Machine After 6hour Battle.

18 Injured During Fight Around Jail   Deputies Surrender to Former GI Group; Victory At Polls Conceded

Order Return: To Tennessee After Battle   Ex-GI’s Name 3-Man Citizen’s Committee To Take Charge Following Primary Ballot Counting Feud.

Peace Restored At Athens, Tenn   Former Gls Name Citizens Committee

Score Injured and Two Are Reported Deadin Tennessee   CIO Candidates Lose in Battle With Boss Crump’s Men

Vets Hold Control Of Athens, Tenn   Maintain Law And : Order After Battle Following Election;  Shariff Reanneare

3-Man Group fo Keep Law and Order in Athens  Ex-Gls Guard Jail; Patrol County

 Bloody Six-Hour Gun Battle Flares After Ballots Taken to County Jail

Ex-Soldiers Storm Jail As Shots Fly   Machine Deputies Dragged From Dynamited Jail; Law Officers Hide as Armed Men Roareh Cite

1000 1 orn S O ldic Alters      LED’ ELECTION DAY RIOTS; BALLOT BOXES FROM OFFICERS DECLARED OWN CANDIDATE ELECTED ae

GI Side Wins With Bullets And Ballots   1 Wounded Tan Bloody Six-Hour Gun Fight With Deputy Sheviffe At  Athans   Touched Off By Fracas At Polls   GI. Forces Will Maintain Law and Order Until Mass Meeting Monday Night

FORMER GI's AND DEPUTIES WAGE BATTLE   Town of 7,000 Is Scene of Shooting Over Ba'lot Boxes

COMMITTEE TAKES OVER IN TENNESSEE   Citizens Name Representa tives After Gun Battle

Gl Party Routs Old Machine Men   Guns And Dynamite Chase Sheriff And Local Police

Deputy Sheriffs Of ‘Organization’ Surrender After  18 Are Wounded During Siege Of Jail; Ex-soldiers Now Safely Guard Opponents And Election Boxes

18 Injured As Veferans And Deputies Fight   Police Besieged In Jail After Grabbing Ballot Boxes

Veteran Committee Retains Law, Order In Tennessee Cit}   Ex-GIs Oust Old Political Regime; Claim Support of Athens Public

GI's Capture Ballots In Gory 6-Hour Fight   Jail Surrendered by 75 Deputies; Dynamite Bombs Climax Gunfire

ARMED CITIZENS SEIZE DEPUTIES IN BLOODY FIGHT   SIX MEN SERIOUSLY WOUNDED IN M’MINN COUNTY DISORDERS

With GI’s in Power   Furious Battle in Jail Climaxes Near-Riot in Small City

Vets, Officers In Gun Battle; Ex-GI’s Victors   Former Soldiers Hurl Bombs at Barricaded Deputies in Jail

EX-6I'S NAME 3-MAN GROUP TO KEEP ORDER   Scene Of Election Battle Quiet; GI Candidate Won

VETERANS TAKE LAW IN HANDS IN TENNESSEE   18 Injured In Gun Battle At Athens; Washingion Orders Probe

Veterans Quiet Riotous Athens   Opposition Concedes After 6-Hour Election Battle Around Jail; 18 Persons Injured

Pitched Battle At Tenn. Jail. After Election  Fight Between GI Su uppor rter rs And  peamivgntinn (ammnm

EX-GI'S WIN BITTER FIGHT IN TENNESSEE   Aihens Quiet After Bloody Six-Hour Gun Battle  Drala Mamaminr

Restore Order in Tennessee Town After Gun-Fight   Rattle For Ten Hours After Veterans Attempt to Prevent BalletBox Stuffing

Sheriff Manefield, Of Strife   Torn Tennessee County.Quit:   Citizens’ Committee Relaxes Control of McMinn County—Another Wounding Reported in Bloody Primary Aftermath

All Quiet After Election Battle   Three-Man Group Named By Vets Keeps Order In Kentucky County

Hunt Staged In South for Missing Duo   Police Believe Giri, 4, In Hands of Fanatic Who May Kill Her,

Blonde Tells Of Nazi Camry Slave Market   Brutalities to Women Prisoners Related  Before Court

Girl Relates Nazi Abuse  Of Women   French Blonde Tells Story In War Trials

FRENCH WOMAN TELLS OF NAZI ‘EXPERIMENTS’   Women’s Camps Turned Into “Slave Markets,” Witness Says

PROPOSED LOAN TC BRITAIN'-IS DELAYED   Senate Foes Plan Filibuster Against Measure

Near Filibuster On British Loan   Some Senators Seek To Force Shelving Of British Loan Measure For Present

Truman Urges Individuals to Send Food to Europe, Makes Cash Gift

SEEK SLAYINGS’ CLUES   St. Louis Police Press Search it Murders of Two Persons

SEEK CLUES IN TWO SLAYINGS   BATTERED BODIES OF GIRL AND AGED MAN FOUND IN ST, LOUIS

Veterans Move To Oust Mayor, Chief For Suspension Of Rookie Policemen

Peace Parley Overshadowed By Ultimatum   Conference Debates Reparations By Italy At) Today's Session

Snyder Counts Heavy Damage From Barrage  ‘Men Electrocuted At San Antonio

Snyder Counts Heavy Damage From Barrage   ‘Man. Electrocuted ~ At San Antonio Following Storm

Hailstorm Causes Heavy Damage At San Antonio, Fredericksburg: One Dead

Fulton, Mo., Tingles With Excitement; ‘Day For Visit Of Churchill and President

Churchill Gives Major Talk On Sinews Of Peace   Missouri Also Honors Truman

Churchill to Speak Today   Little Missouri Town Tense for Historic Occasion

Missouri Town Waits Tensely For Churchill   Briton Due To Speak At 3:30 Today

Flag Bedecked Fulton Tingles With Excitement As Modest Stage Is Set For Churchill Address

Fulton Wears A Carnival Air   People Expectant, Wait For Churchill

Stage Set For Major Address _ By Winston Churchill [n Tiny College Town In Missouri   Former Prime Minister Of Great Britain To Speak On ‘The Sinews OF Peqce’

Fulton Awaits Honor Guests  Churchill’s Subject Is *Sinews Of Peace’

Missouri Town Awaits Notables   Tense Atmosphere Prevails As Truman And Churchill Near

CHURCHILL T0 TALK AT FULTON COLLEGE TODAY   Huge Crowd Gathers Early to Hear Former Prime Minister

tage Set for hurchill s peech Today  issouri   Missouri Town Awaits President And Ex-Premier

Warren Condemns Losses Caused By Contract Changes   Comptroller General Says Renegotiations Cost  U.S. Billions

WARREN TELLS SENATE GROUP OF WAR WASTE   Says His Office Was Not Allowed to Check Contracts Closely

UNTOLD BILLIONS GIVEN AWAY’ BY GOVERNMENT   Contract Renegotiation Expose Is Made by  Comptroller General

Billions “GivenAway’ Probers Told      Comptroller.General Warren  Testified At War Profits Hearing

Declares Untold Billions Given Away By U.S. In Renegotiating Contracts

Untold Billions Were ‘Given Away’ by U. S., Comptroller Testifies  Warren Says Gen‘t Accounting Office Was

BILLIONS GIVEN AWAY BY U.S: WARREN CLAIMS   Says ‘Everybody and His Brother Tried To Get The Government’

Warren Testifies Government Gave Away Billions in Reneaontiatinns

Renegotiation Fayed. May Says Smear   Kentuckian Accuses Mead of Running for N. Y. Governor

SAYS BILLIONS GIVEN AWAY BY U.S. GOVERNMENT   Comptroller General Gives His Evidence At Today's Hearing

FOR CHRISTMAS AT HOWE   Three Troopships Bring 6.000 te Home Shores

Railroad Men Rushing Plans  To Call Strike   Union Spokesman Says Walkout Will Prevent Coal Deliveries

RAIL STRIKE TO PREVENT ALL COAL DELIVERIES   To Allow Only Troop, Hospital And Milk Trains

RAIL STRIKE NOW ONLY IL DAYS AWAY   Gov’t Seizure . Only Apparent Alternative »

BROTHER HOODS IN DETAILED PREPARATIONS   Troop, Hospital and Milk Trains Only Exceptions In “Total Stoppage.”

Railroad Men Preparing For Strike May 18   To Be First Walk-Out Since Turn of Century

Rail Workmen Speed Plans for Total Stoppage’   Deadline for Settling Dispute With Carriers Is Only a Week Away.

Veterans’ Bonus Has Slim Chance   Higgins Proposes Tax On Cigarettes

SENATORS TAKE UP VET BONUS   House-Killed Measure Has Rebirth In Upper Chamber

nesthe Of State High Taxpayers’  Group Show:   Report Gives Foes of Republican Plan on Bonus With Greater Taxes Ammunition

TAX FEDERATION HITS BONUS BIL!   Group Contends Payment te Veterans Should Be Paid From Current income

DEFY ORDER TO WORK FOR GOVERNMENT   N ation’s Coal Fields Closed

iRUMAN FACES TEST SIMILAR TO RAIL CASE   Lewis Confers With Coal Administrator but No Accord Looms   DRAFT THREAT IGNORED   Miners Indicate They Will Heed UMW Chief and Not White House

Small Percentage Of Miners In This ‘State Producing   President’s Pronouncements On “Strikes Against the Government” Appear To Be On Way For Severe Test.

COAL STRIKE RESUMED AS TRUCE ENDS   Miners Refuse to Work Without A Contract

Production Ends at Mines; Lewis Silent on Talks   New Threat to Trains Running Again After Ending of Walkout Saturday

New Labor Crisis May Test Edict   Strike Against Government May Speed Congress

JAP LABORITES DEMAND VOICE   Meanwhile, Police and Yanks Hunt for Leader of Plot To Kill M‘Arthur

General Strike  Is Jap Labor's May Day Threat   Would Support Demand For Leftist Government; Celebration Quiet. _

Jap Leftists Voice Threat Of Strikes   Officials Seeking Fanatic Accused of MacArthur Death Plot as Nippon Observes May Day

Jap Laborers In Demonstration  Socialists Demand Coalition Cabinet

Organized Japanese Labor ‘Threatens Strike In Demand For Leftist Government   Jap Police And U. S, Forces Search For Fanatic Who Plotted MacArthur's Death

Jap Labor Talks General Strike To Support Demands   Wants Leftist Government, Threatens Walkout If New Cabinet Entirely of Liberals; May Da; Marchers In Jap Cities Call for More Food, Housing, Better Wages

SEARCH GOES ON FOR JAP PLOTTER   Labor Threatens Strike To Force Leftist Regime

JapanLabor Voices Threat General Strike   Throng Of 406,000 Turns Out For First May Day Celebration In 11 Years

Jap Union Threatens to  Go On Strike   General Walkout Would Support Demand For Leftist Government

TOKYO-MAY DAY CELEBRATION PASSES QUIETLY   Laborites Threaten to Strike in Demands. for Leftist GovernMent-——Pelice Search for As cevetn Semen’

Japanese Labor Voices Threat of Gen’! Strike; Police Seek MacArthur Plotter

Japanese Labor Voices May Day Strike Threat   Walkout Would Be In Support of Demand for A Leftist Government— Hunt Potential Acenectn

Jap Labor May Stage Big Strike   May Day Threat Is Made to Back Demands for Leftist Setup in   400.000 at Session   Assembly Gathers One Block From Allied Headquarters

Jap Labor Ready To Call Strike   Threatens General Walk out To Support Ti rink

Jap Labor Asks Leftist Regime; Threatens Strike  ved May Day Saat lly Held; Plotters Hunted

Japs Demand Leftist Government   General Strike Threat Is Posed Today To Back Nip Move

Japs Demand Leftist Government  General Strike Threat Is Posed Today

CIO Workers In 147 Southern Textile Mills To Demand 15-Cents An Hour Increase To 70 Cent Minimum.

FIND LONDON BEAUTY SLAIN   Seventh Female Victim Of Murder Wave Is Found With Throat Slashed

HOMMA RECEIVES DEATH SENTENCE   J..$. Commission Holds Jap General Responsible for” Mass Atrocities

GEN. HOMMA SENTENCED — TODEATH   Held Responsible For Bataan Death March in ’42 ©

Jap Commander Found Guilty $0 000 Deaths   Allowed Troops To  Commit Atrocities

Homma Convicted ‘As War Criminal,  Sentenced to Dic   Verdict Holds Him Directly Responsible for Bataan Death March

JAP CONQUEROR OF BATAAN MUST DIE BY GUNFIRE   Lt. Gen. Homma Found Guilty of Atrocities

NAZIS PLACED AT ‘TEST’ SCENE   Former Dachau Inmate Tells  Of Visits to Camp

Czech Witness  Startles Nazis Tells Of Horrifying Experiments At Camp

CZECH TELLS OF DACHAU CRIMES   Top Nezis Quake as Witness Hurls Charges During Nuernberg Trial

Dachau Visited By 5 Top Nazis   Four Were Present During Atrocities

Tells Horrors Of Dachau   Former Prisoner There Says Nazis Killed to Get “Fine Human Skin And Perfect Teeth”

Wage Earners Get Break As New Tax Effective  ~ 12,000,000 _ To Escape  All Taxes

16-Cent Increase Accepted by One Union on Strike   CIO Is Withholding Statement Pending Policy Conference

Meat Companies May Reject Wage Proposal of Panel   Institute, Representing Most Packers, Calls 16-Cent Raise Unfair   AFL UNION ACCEPTS FEDERAL FINDINGS   Industry Unable to Absorb Any of Proposed Rise, Says Spokesman

Meat Industry Terms Wages Plan ‘Unfair’   Expect Rejection Of Fact-Finders’ 6c Boost Preposal

Meat Plants May Reject Wage Hike   Government Fact - Finding Board Recommends 18 Cents Hour Boost

Meat Packers May Reject 6c Raise   Two Unions Accept; One Says ‘“‘Unfair’”’

MEAT INDUSTRY MAY REJECT PAY RAISE PROPOSAL   Fact-Finding Board Had Recom mended 16 Cent Hourly Wage Raise

Group Urges 16-Cent Raise For Workers   AFL Union Accepts Report; ClO Delays Union Statement

Meat Industry. May Reject Hike   AFL Approves Findings, CIO Hasn't Commented

Meat Industry May, Reject Board Offer  TERM ‘FACT-FINDERS’ PROPOSAL ‘UNFAIR’

ON OF PRICE CONTROLS  BOWLE FOR EXTEN   Warns Congress Inflation Looms If Fight to Hold kine Faile

U.S.Economy Danger Cited   Congress Asked To Keep Price Controls

EATENGION OF URBo URGED ON CONGRESS   Bowles Tells of Need to Keep Lid Over Dynamite of Inflation.

Economic Sysien Of Nation fs Now tn Danger   Economic Stabilizer Urges Passage of Pill Before Banking Group

Asks Year's      SAYS ECONOMIC SYSTEM WOUL .BE SMASHED BEYOND HOPE IF’ PRICES ARE ALLOWED FREE REIN

BOWLES CALLS FOR EXTENSION OF OPA ACT   Must Keep “Inflationary Dynamite” From Exploding

Bowles Plea: ‘Don t Break Up Economy   “Inflationary Dynamite” Must Be Kept Under Lid, Chief Says.

PREVENT ECONOW SMASH: BOWLES   Stabilizer Urges Banking Committee to Continue Subsidies

Says. Controls lone Prevent Nation’s Ruin             Stabilizer: ‘Pleads. For: Continuance: Of Prosgam ”.

“GLARES_PRICE CONTEROGS— .REQUIRED TO AVOID IN FLATIONARY “EX* -PLOSION” ,

Bowles Declares Control Of Prices Must Continue   Price Control Act Must Be Extended To Prevent Disastrous Inflation,  He Says   GIVES TESTIMONY BEFORE COMMITTEE

Continuation of Food — Subsidies, Price Control Is Vital, Warns Bowles

Economic Crashlf Control of Prices Ends, Bowles Say:  Smash Would Be Beyonc

BOWLES WARNS CONGRESS THAT PRICE CONTROL AGT MUST BL FYTENDED 10 AVOID EXPLOSION

Bowles Calls for Year's Extension  Of Price Control   Economic System Will Be Smashed Otherwise, He Warns Congress   ASKS CONTINUATION OF FOOD SUBSIDIES   Started Easing Up Too Soon After V-J Day, Says New Stabilizer __

BOWLES URGES CONGRESS RENEW - DPIPE PANTRAIS   Defends Food Subsidies and Urges Sales of Homes Be Ceilinged   CITES INFLATION PERIL   New Economie Stabilizer to State Procedure Shortly on Wage-Price Policy

WARNS NATION FACES DANGERS ‘OF INFLATION   Will Announce Policies In Next Few Days

BOWLES WARNS “UF DYNAMITE IN INFLATION   Nation’s Economic System Is In Grave Danger

EXTENSION OF OPA URGED BY BOWLES   Warns Alternative Is Destruction of Econmic System

BOWLES URGES EXTENSION OF PRICE CONTROL   Says Lid Must Be Kept on Present ‘Inflationary Dynamite’ To Avert Disaster

ICE CONTROL TAL, BOWLES LLS CONGRESS   Irges Extension “ll June, 1947

UN PRICE CONTROL   Stabilizer Tells U. S. Of “Dynamite” Held In Action.   VAST “EXPLOSION” HINTED BY LEADER  Curbs Must. Be Kept, Is

BOWLES MORE CONTROLS, NEW GEILINGS   Says Price Lid Must Be Kept On To Avert Economic Wreck   SUBSIDIES WIN APPROVAL   Admits Government Mistake In Easing Regulations Too Hurriedly

EXTEND OPA TO PREVENT ECONOM SMASH: BOWLES   Stabilizer Urges Banking Committee to Continue Subsidies

BOWLES WARNS OPA RETENTION VITAL TOU.S   ‘\sserts Elimination of Price Checks Would Smash Economy

Warns Inflation Would Smash Economy in U. S.   Asks Continued Food Subsidios; Price Ceilings on Homes

BOWLES SEEKS EXTENSION OF PRICE CONTROLS   J a. cre Warns Economic System Will Be Smashed If Lid Is Tified

Pearl Harbor, 5 Years after Jap Blow, Has Become Mightiest Military Base

BALKANS HOLD FATE CF SECURITY COUNCIL   Explosive Situation Develops At Meeting

Soviets Charge Greece Stirring Up Another Wai   Security Council Meets in Tense Atmosphere

Explosive Balkan Situation To Get UN Airing Monday   Observers See, Issue ds’ One Determining Future Of Peace for Whole World

Dulles Advocates ‘Stronger American  Policy in UNO   j ayes : Alternate Delegate Criticizes Russia for Refusal to Compromise

Adopt Vigorous US UNO Policy; Urges Delegate Dulles   Says Russia Refused To Compromise; Select US Delegates Early

Dulles Rakes Soviet Policy   Stronger UNO Urged: Unfriendliness Cited

Inside Your Congress  —o—  _ Wheeler  —by- SAMUEL BK. PETTENGILL  “The Gentleman from Resllana™

IMPRESSIONS OF WEST GIVEN BEFORE GRANGE   Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith Give Account of Tour   TRAVEL 11,000 MILES

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc in The Various

Combat Troop: 20 Miles From Iran Capital   Move Southwest Acros: Northern Jran Close Te Turkey, Iraz.

Russians Close To Borders Of Turkey And Irac   U. S. Demands Explana tion In New Note Sent re OF aI een

Soviets Moving Across Northern Part of Nation, Dispatches Say   Premier Denies Any Agreements Reached at Recent Conferences With Stalin in Moscow

Russians 20 Miles from Capital City   Combat Troops Reportedly Moving Southwest Close to Borders of Turkey and OilRich Iraa

Claim Soviets Move Toward Border Of Turkey, Oil-Rich Iraq   Byrnes Sends Another Note to Moscov Asking Explanation of Latest Troop Movement Reports

Another. Note Is Dispatched To Russians  On New Move   Soviets Also Occupy Towns Near Borders Of Turkey And Iraq

Washington And London Concerned   Explanation Of Action Asked In Note

sds Said “Adv 2 Several. Directions;  However, “Reporter in Flight Over Area Seés Only a Few Idle Vehic ‘Jes, No Reinforcements.

BYRNES DEMANDS STATEMERT      Reds Move Near Borders Of Turkey And Iraq

Byrnes Demand: Explanation Of Move   Premier Protests Red Army Action To Moscow

SOVIET COMBAT UNITS MASS ON TURK BORDER   Byrnes Demands Russians Explain Movement Of Troops

RED COMBAT TROOPS REPORTED. FANNING OUT OVER NORTH IRAN; TANKS. PLANES SAID INCLUDED

Red Armament Is Seen Near Capifal Cify   Byrnes Demands Explanation Of Ruecsiaqn Action

Presence Of Soviet Troops After Deadline Called ‘Breach’ Of Three-Nation Treaty

Russian Tanks, Planes Seen Near Tehran   Heading Southward Close To Borders O Turkey And Iraq;  Cituntian Tancea

HED TROOPS MOVING NEAR TURK BORDEE   Oil-Rich Iraq Believed One - Goal of Soviet '. Forces.

- Russian Reinforcements Said Sweeping Over -lran: Crucial Test Of UNO Power Foreseen   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic Writer

STERN NOTE DISPATCHED TO MOSCOW   secretary of State Byrnes Demands Explanation of Intentions of Soviet Maneuver   CAUSES UNEASINESS

‘Forces 20 Miles From Teheran, Close fo The ‘Border Of Turkey, lraq

RED COMBAT TROOPS ARE ON MARCH   U.S. Sends New Note to Moscow Asking Facts

BYRNES SENDS ANOTHER NOTE ASKING REASON   British Sources Say _Russians Close to Borders of Turkey

BYRNES AGAIN DEMANDS THAT SOVIET EXPLAIN   Red Troops In Full Campaign Kit Reorted Closing Within 20 Miles Of Tehran; Russian Interest In Turkey And Iraq Well  Known.

Russian Tanks Twenty Miles  From Tehran   Another Note Sent to Moscow Demanding an Explanation of New Soviet Troop Activity

Combat Troops Moving Toward Turkish Border   Tanks And Fighter Planes Observed Based At Town Only 20 Miles From Tehran

Move Toward Turk Border, Oil - Rich Iraq   U. S. State Department Note Demands An Explanation

CHURCHILL LIED ABOUT RUSSIANS, STALIN CHARGES   RUSSIAN COMBAT UNITS WITHIN 20 MILES OF TEHRAN

March Toward [raq, Turkey, Reports Claim   British; Other Official Sources Say Soviets: Closing: 4n-On Téhran

NEAR BORDERS OF TURKEY » AND IRAQ   Combat Troops Reported In Full Battle Kit   MESSAGE   Sent By Byrnes To Moscow Demanding Explanation: Agitation Evident

RedCombatForce Moving Into Iran   Reported to Have Closec to Withm 20 Miles of . Tehran   THE PREMIER RETURNS   Conference in Moscow Was Without Results,  He Says

London Says Situation Grows Tense   Soviet Forces Advance Toward Borders Of Turkey and Iraq

BYRNES’ NOTE ASKS MOSCOW EXPLANATION   ‘Reports Tell Of Huge Re inforcements Moving  With Equipment

Russians Close Within Twenty Mi les Capi ital   Moving Southwest . Across . Northern Iran Close to — “: Trag and ‘Turkey '- Borders   Byrnes Dispatches Note To Moscow      Tehran Receives Ropert: Of Large Red Army Reinforcements Moving “Into ran

Red Combat Troops Push Inte Iran   Russians Reported Moving Close to  Borders of Turkey And Oil-Rich frag

RENT TO BE SAME   Official Says OPA Will Reestablish the Ceilings of June 30

Green Would Allow 10 Pet.  Rent Increase   OPA W ould Reset Rent at lune Level

OPA Intends To Restore Rent Linits   New Control Bill Pressed, May Pass Ry Nichtfall

OPA READY TO ISSUE 125 PRICING ORDERS   Enactment of Legislation Will  Bring Order for Restoration of dune 30 Ceilings.

OPA Opponents Strive To Defeat Revival Measure   Move To Whittle Down  Compromise Legislation

Controls on Rent to Be Reactivated   Plans Made to Reestablish June 30 Rent Ceilings

OPA Plans To Restore Rent Rules   June 30 Ceilings te Apply if Revival Bill Adopted

Congress Speeds Final Hour Work On Price Control   Expect President To Sign Measure Before Nightfall

Motorist Slain By Hitch-Hiker  Ex-Gl Admits Killing Virginia Autoist

Former Soldier  Admits Killing   Hitch-Hike Slaying Of Virginian Solved

Party Committee Drops Meat Issue   Stockmen, Truman Differ On Sunnly Outlook

Meat Shortage to Last ‘Some Time’  Views Differ From Those of Truman

Cattle Raisers Disagree With Prediction Of Amply Sup-— plv By Winter

Decontrol Head Forecasts Long Meat Shortage   Agrees With Truman Crisis Generated When Ceilings Were Off

IGNORE STAND BY PRESIDENT ON SCARCITY   Cattlemen and Board Head Say Shortage To Continue

Ask UNO to Decide Iran Russia Issue   [ran to Bring Charges Against Reds to Secur ity Council Meeting

RUSSO-IRANIAN DISPUTE TO 60 BEFORE COUNCIL   Quarrel Between Reds and Iran Will Be Test of U. N.

Iran To Charge   Interference +       Dispute To Be First: One Before UNO; =>  New Rebellion Reported

‘The Lip” Is Branded As Home-Wrecker  Leo Durocher Is Mixed Up In Marital Tiff Of Screen Star -

TEN CHILDREN KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS BUS   South Carolina School Tots Die At Fog Bound Crossing

Train and Bus Collide; Eleven Killed  As Many More Are Hospitalized

ELEVEN PERISH IN SCHOOL BUS   Driver, 10 Children Die. 11 Hurt As Vehicle Hits Train

Ten Small School Children Killed In Bus-Train Crash    One South Carolina Family Loses Three Sons In Pre. Christmas Tragedy—Four Children Escape By Missing School Bus

School Bus Crash Kills 10 Children   Driver Also Dies At Grade Crossing

{1 KILLED AS TRAIN HITS SCHOOL BUS   DRIVER AND 10 CHILDREN LOSE LIVES IN ACCIDENT —11 PUPILS HURT.

Train Strikes School Bus, Killing 11   1] Pupils Injured At Blind Crossing Near Newberry. S.C

Southern Railway Passenger Train Smashes School Bus at Blind Crossing in South Carolina.

Senate Approves States’ Title te Oil Tidelands   Measure Renouncing Federal Claim Goes Back to House

Senate Gives States Title to Oil Tidelands   Attempt to Tack Anti-Poll Tax Bill To Measure Shelved

TIDELANDS BILL PASSED BY SENATE   CHAMBER VOTES 44 TO 34 TO GIVE STATES TITLE TO OIL-RICH AREAS.

Senate Vote Grants Oil Field Title:   Anti-Poll Tax Bill Shelved After Wild  Parliamentary Fight

Senate Votes States Title To Tidelands   Action Taken After AntiPoll Tax Measure te Shelved

Senate Votes To Give States Tidelands Title   eqislation, Approved 4 To 34, Is Sent Back To House

Senate Passes Tidelands Bill  Action Would Give State: Tes a. shel Det Fg

TIDELANDS ARE GIVEN STATES BY SENATE VOTE   Barkley Hopes For Veto “In The Interest Of Na tional Defense”   MEASURE SENT TO HOUSE FOR ACTION

SENATE VOTES STATES RIGHTS TO TIDELANDS   River Bottoms Also Ceded; Anti-Poll Tax Rider Fails

STATES VOTED TIDELANDS Ol   Senate Approves Bill To Give States Title To Submerged Lands

POLICE ROUND UP AL CAPONE MOB   Gangsters to Be Quizzed on Ransom Report

HARD LUCK TALE WOMAN GETS AWAY WITH CASH   Claimed She Was Robbed While in Pittsburgh   SHE POSED AS “COUSIN”

“OIL MAN'S WIFE” VICTIMIZES FAMILY OUT OF $10 HERE   Mrs. Benjamin Harman, of Spruce Street, Makes Story  Public to Protect Others   May Be Same Woman Who Used Similar Method  where

C.1.0. STILL OFF JOB, DEFYING COVERNMENT   Anderson Hints Wage Boost Omission May Be Rectified

White House Hints At Strike Action   Presidential secretary Charles Ras: (sives No Hint What Actren Vas Be

KILLING DENIED BY TWO YOUTHS   Green Car Gang Members Caught by Police

Police Hold Missing Wife ‘Of Cleveland Veteran For Restaurant Robbery

World Series Opens Today   Cardinals Hook Up at 1:30 _P. M. with Highly Favored Boston Red Sox

BUSINESS AREA HIT HARD; 14 FIREMEN HURT   Inferno Strikes Early Today In City’s Worst Blaze In Thirty Years

Loss Heavy.  M4 Hurt In en aaawsr  Pes  Larg a2 B fa <   Pittsburgh Damage Placed At $500,000 To $700,000; Butter And Sugar Lost

‘$500,000 Loss $n Pittsburgh Fire   Described by Firemen As Worst in City In 50 Years

Food Stocks Lost in Blaze   1 Firemen Injured In Pittshurceh Fire

OVER $500,000 LOSS IN LARGE PITTSBURGH FIRE   Several Carloads of Butter, Other Foods Destroyed in Blaze

J) -++§700,000 FIRE IN PITTSBURGH— _ 12 Buildings Destroyed By Fire In Pittsburgh   14, Firemen Injured As Flames Sweep — Three Block Area’ Early This Morning

Three Blocks In Pittsburgh  Are Fire-Swep      Dozen Foo! d Supply Buildings Destroyed With  Over $500. 000 Esti  mated Danes

PITTSBURGH HAS HUGE LOSS-—BATTLES $700,000 BLAZE   Three-Block Area Suffers as Dozen Buildings Are Destroyed—40 Carloads of Butter, Lard, Sugar Burned

Fire Sweeps Pittsburgh   Dozen Food and Supply Buildings Burned; Loss To Reach Over $500,000

FIRE. SWEEPS THRE BLOCKS IN PITTSBURGH   Called City’s Worst Blaze In 3236 Years

Three Block Area In Downtown Pittsburgh Swept By Fire; Damage Close To $500,000

‘Unreconcilable Statements of President Cited   Committee May Send Nomination to Floor Without Specific OK

ICKES BLASTS TRUMAN AGAIN OVER PAULEY   President’s Press Statements Draw New Attack

Says Versions of Pauley Case Don't Jibe   President ‘Openly Incites Perjury,’ Ex-Official Claims

Man is Held in Kidnap Attempt   Effort Made To Link Him To Degnan Affair

SITE NAMING DELAY UNTIL FALL URGED   Frenchman Proposes Selection In  Sentember

Bread Strike Hits British Bakers   More Sugar, Beer, Candy  Allowed “Ration Rebels”

BRITONS OPPOSE RATIONED BREAD   Consumers Promised More Sugar, Beer And Candy

Cardinals are Stull Holding To the Lead   Brecheen Pitches Them to 1-0 Win; Dodgers Win 6-1

T oday’s Baseball  Tee WE. BAoarmnriatat DPenace   National League

Brecheen Wins For Cardinals; Profects Lead   Drives In:Only Run For Shutout Victory; Brooks Trim Phillies

Meat Industry Hails  Decontrol Of Prices   Prices Will Go Up Then Come Down, Spokes- — men Say

Meat Industry Leaders Hail End of Controls   See Prices Up Some, Then Coming Down; Supplies To Be Slow

CEILING PRICE REMOVALS ARE iIHAILED BY ENTIRE MEAT INDUSTRY   QPA RELINQUISHES ALL LIVESTOCK CONTROLS

Industry Approves Meaf Ruling; Officials Predict Better Supply—and Higher Prices

Meat Industry ToHasten How Of Products   Expects Price Jump But Gradually Will Become Lower

Another Major Walkout, by Some 328,000 Packinghouse Workers, Set for Midnight Tonight.   HOME APPLIANCE INDUSTRY AFFECTED

UNION READY TO BOOST IDLE T0 600,000   Locals Are Notified And Strikers ‘Act on Planned Schedule

Electrical Workers on Strike Today   200,000 Quit Work—Plants In 16 States Affected

200,000 Strike In Electrical ~ Industry Today   Plants In 16 States Closed Down In Row Over Waae Increase

MEAT PACKE TO WALK OUT TONIGHT   Wage Disputes Responsible For Stoppages   NEGOTIATIONS   Between Ford, U. A. W. To Be Resumed: President To See Union Heads

Workers Begin Strike Today   Electrical Workers Leave Today; 600,000 Idle In Nation

16-State Walkout Largest In Effect Since Before War   Number Of Idle In Nation Nears 600,000 Mark; Added Price Relief Offer

Idle Worker Total Jumps As 200,000 Leave Jobs   Electricians On Strike For Higher Earnings

CIO Electricians Begin Biggest New Walk-Out; Packers Out at Midnicht   New York Plant Closes

Send Total Of Idle Near 600,000 Mark In Walkout Wave   Meat Industry Workers Scheduled To Leave Jobs at Midnight Tonight, Effecting 328,000

General . Electric, Westing house ond G. M. Hit hue tecboss Welbawt

New Strike Is Largest Since War   Conciliators Making Last Minute Effort to Avert Packing House Stoppage Scheduled for Tonight

Walkout Halts Major Part Of Production Of Home, Industrial Appliances   Meat Strike Set  To Begin Tonight   Government Makes Last Minute Attempt To Prevent Stoppage

Appliance Production  Affected   Meat Packing La off to Start Tonight; 600,000 Workers Idle

200,000 CIO-UE Members Strike In 3 Huae Plants     Concilictors Try To Halt  Packinghouse Workers Strike

CIO Electrical  Workers Begin  Strike Today   Packinghouse Strike By 328.000 Workers Set for Tonight As  Steel Strike Delayed

Strike of 200,000 Electric Workers Begins; Number of idle Nears 600.000 Mark

200, 000 CI O Electrical Workers Join Strike Ranks; 600,000 in U.S. Are Idle

PATROL SAYS. _ ARMY PLANE ~~" 1S WRECKED   FEW DETAILS RECEIVED “RARLY IN AFTERNOON ON * ACCIDENT NEAR CIR. £3 EY tL ig

A-Bomb Project Director Warns Agains Underestimating Power of the Bomb

Groves Asks World-Wide Atom Control   General Warns Against Discounting Bomb, Defends Its Use

Warns Against Underestimating  The Atom Bomb   Iowa ‘Bankers Hear Gen. Groves Appeal For International Control.

Court Studying Admissibility of ‘Confession’  State's First Trial Under Lindbergh

Court Studying  Admissibility of ‘Confession’ State’s First Trial  _ Under Lindbergh Law Opens in Butte

OPA PREPARES 10 CLOSE DOW   Employes Are Told to Place Property in Order for Return to Government

Morgenthau Diary Tells of Grain, Gold Activities      Diary Has 900 ‘Volumes of 300-400: Pages; Is Being Prepared for Publication -

Morgentha u's Diary Being Made Public   Interesting Facts On Washington Life Told in Detail

Strike Sure: Truman Has No Other Plan   Seizure Not Discussed; Proposal Was Raise of 1812 Cents Hourly

Stassen Views Labor Measure _ As Totalitarian   Says Government Could Break Or Destroy Any Business, Union In U. S.

Stassen Fights New Labor Laws Asked By Truman   Seven-Point Program Is Proposed In Place Of “Totalitarian’ Plan

STASSEN RAPS TRUMAN'S PLAN   Calls Proposed Emergency Labor Legislation ‘Totalitarian’

Stassen Raps Truman Bill   Calls Labor Measure “Totalitarian” In Talk  Before Rotary Convention

Police Claim Confession In Cabby Murder   Suspect Admits Fatal Shooting of Cripple After Drinking Bout

Truman Appeals To Congress for Loan to Britain  Reaction of Some Solons Indicate Arguments Ahead

‘Troman Urges Approval Of  British Government Loan   Program Opposed By Many Congressmen And Fey Have Given Unqualified Support — President Sende MMecenaa

Truman Urges  British Loan   Congress Told Ally Need Huve Credit at Once

TRUMAN URGES LOAN TO BRITAIN   PROPOSAL TO ADVANCE $3,750,000,KK) TO ENCOU OPPOSITION.

“This Is No Time For Martial Gestures” Outright Cancellation Of Aton Bomb Tests Sought By Solon

Senator Asks Bomb Test Be Called Off   Resolution Calling for Outright Cancellation of Proposed Test Is Presented by Sen. Huffman.

Huffman Offers Resolution to Stop Atomic Bomb Tests at Bikini Atoll

SENATOR ASKS CANCELLATION: OF ATOM TESTS   Resolution Declares Now Is No Time For ‘Martial Gestures’

ExperimentNot In Keeping with Aims of UN Q,  Qhioan Asserts   ‘Unthinkable’ U.S. Should Hint at Preparation for War

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   ‘Jap’ Prison Camp Commandant Given Death Sentence

SOVIET MAY BLOCK VOTE BY COUNCIL   THREATENS TO USE VETO TO PREVENT BRITAIN BEING _ CLEARED OF RUSSIAN  * CHARGE 

Soviet Threat Ot Veto Will Develop More Wrangling   Further Bitter Argument Is Predicted Before U.N.O. Security Council

NO SUGAR RATION BOOST THIS YEAR   Size of Increase in 3947, Hf Any Will Depend Upon Next ‘ears Crop.

BUMPER FOOD CROP FORECAST FOR U.S.   Ohio Corn Production Put At 50 Bushels An Acre

NATIONALISTS HIT REDS IN MANCHURIA   Push Swiftly On Past Changchun, Hit Retreating Forces

NATIONALISTS ADVANCE IN MANCHURIA      Troops Move  20 Miles Toward Town of Harbin

France Will Elect 619 ‘Deputies Tomorrow To Rule For Next 5 Years

LADY'S STOMACH WAS  LIKE A GAS FACTORY; ~~: MFALS THONED 10 GAS 

DIFFER ON STORY   Former Communist Editor Says Hans Berger Directs Activity

Ex-Communist Exposes Leader Of Reds in U.S.   Names Hans Berger, An Unknown, Director Of Activties Here

identifies Leader . Of U.S. Communists   Former Editor of Daily Worker Says Hans Berger Directs all Work Hera

Ex-Red Says Eisler Heads Work in U. S.   Charges German Directs All Communist Activity; Eisler Says It’s Ridiculous

Berger Directs Red Activities In U.S., Says Budenz  Accused Denies oo. -

Points to Chief . U. S. Communist   Former Editor of Red Paper Names Mystery Figure as Boss

BY REFORMED. RED   Former Editor ‘of f Daily Worker . Claims Mysterious Figure Directed Activities

REDS’ ‘BIG BOSS’ IN U.S. REVEALED   Man Named, However, Calls Story As ‘Ridiculous’

Red Mystery Figure Exposed   Former Editor of Daily Worker Discloses Facts About Hans Berger

Former Red Names Top U.S. Agent   Budenz, Who Turned To Catholicism, — Makes Disclosure

Budenz Says Ex-German  Top U.S. Ree  ‘Hans Berger’ Called Agent  DWN OS ee

ALLEGED TOP LEADER OF U. 8. REDS NAMED   Former Daily Worker Editor ‘Puts Finger’ On ‘No. 1 American Communist’

RK DOCTO! KILLS WOMEN AND WOUNDS HIS SON   Slays Wife, Mother-in-Law and Shoots Himself After Wounding Son °

Patterson Flown To Belgrade For Talk With Ruler   Ambassador Delivers 48-Hour Ultimatum Requiring Release of Persons in Transports Shot Down

Louisiana Oil Field Discovery  Biggest Find of Ty pe Since ’ 30)

Boost in Sugar Price Approved  - Two-Cent Increase Effective Soon

Senator Byrd Renominated: Kilgore Wins   Pendergast Organization Shows Strength in Missouri Votina

Truman-Backed Candidate in Missouri Leads   Axtoll Is Ahead of Slaughter; Byrd  Had Big Margin Over Opponent in Virginia

Expert in Tank Warfare Now in Tabriz, Report   Strong Soviet Forces Moving Into Nation, U. S. Spokesman Says

HARD TO UNDERSTANE RED POLICY      Britain Would ‘Regret’? Forced Settlement

U. S. State Department Is Keeping Close  ‘Eye on Developments   Reports of Extensive Soviet Troop Movement Are Being Received Continuously in Washington; Kurdish Uprising Is Possible

U.S. Receives Reparts Of New Russ Shifts  By JOHN M tiTacreTeu re

U. 5. HEARS REPORTS OF RED MOVES   Steady Stream of Reports Pour into State Department

Reports Of Extensive Red Troop Movements In Iran  Still Being Heard In U.S.

Uprising Of Kurds May Be Sought   Would Bring Trouble To Turkey, Iran, traq; Pro-Soviet Rule Of Nation Suggested

THREE STRONG RED FORCES ON THE MARCE   Foreign Secretary Bevi Says British Government Has Made No Decision In Matter   MOSCOW STATEMEN’   By JORN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic Writer

Fear Soviets May ‘Attempt to Incite Kurds to Uprising   Kurd Outbreak Would Involve Turkey, Iran and Tiny Iraq

A Leftist Coup May Be Planned  By Communists   There Is Talk That Party Would Install Pro-Soviet  Regime.   Speculation Is Rife Of Kurdish Uprising

Russians Use Small, Mobile Units In Middle East Strike, U. 5. Learns

Word Says That Three Red Army Forces of Strong Strength Are Near The Turkish-Iraq Border.   VAST TURKISH ARMY REPORTED MOBILIZED

Red Movement Reports Come To The U. S.   Forees Are Not In Nature  Of Massive Armies But Small Units.   MAY IMPERIL PEACE

Red Forces Not Massive   Units in Iran Termed Mobile Striking Forces: Fear Kurd. Revolt

Action in Iran Is Disturbing   United Nations Security Council Sessions in Paris, New York May Be Affected     Ty nane an Maco   Tyoops on Move   Russian Forces Are in Position for Attack ou Turkey

Small Mobile ' Columns Used   One Column Neer Iranien Capital, Another Moving Towerd Turkish Border

3 Soviet Forces in Iran   State Department Still Gets Reports of Troop Movements

U.S. Continues fo Receive Reports Of Red Forces   May Aim at Causing Uprising , Involving Three Countries

Three Soviet Units Move, U.S. Reveals   Operations Take Place In Iran; Uprising of Kurds May Be Objective

reaty Task"    ‘Diplomats Conterned Over Meetings: Both In New York, Paris.

Red Forces Still on The Prowl   Reports Continue to Reveal Movements Of Three Soviet  Poder: tn Lenn

Troops in Iran Moving Toward Turkish Border  Forces Are Strong But Not Massive

Truman Did Not Sponsor NY Speech Only Wallace Right To Make lt He Says   BULLETIN

State Department Row Over Wallace's Talk On Foreign /Policy Seen in Washington

Next Move in Wallace Row Under Debate   Wallace Aides Expect Commerce Secretary To Look for Way to Continue Policy Fight

Foreign Policy May Result In Cabinet Crisis   State Department Row With Wallace Certain

Hot Fight May Come In Cabinet   Truman Statement Is Not End of Storm Over Wallace Talk in New York   ‘Mistake’ Assailed   GOP Questions Wisdom of Wallace’s Criticism of Policy

OPERATORS DENY SHIPPING TIED UP   Union . Chief. Claims 108 Vessels Idle; Settlement Offer Reported

Strike Fails to Halt Ships, Lake Operators Claim   Employers Say Only 17 Vessels Not Operatihg

es Sete AGES. waeremey  SHIP OWNERS AND UNION  LEADERS IN DISPUTE _ OVER SUCCESS OF SEAMEN'S WALKOUT

Shippers Deny Strike Cripples Many Lake Boats   Carriers Association Says 299 Of 316 Lake Vessels Are Operating   STRIKE WILL LAST “UNTIL ICE COMES’

Miner Union May Resume Wage Demands   Rail Brotherhoods Discuss Strike Threat With Chief Executive

DISPUTE FEARED IN COAL FIELAS   Lewis Calls His Miners Policy Committee To Meet March 11

MINERS BELIEVED READY TO DEMAND BOOST IN WAGES   Lewis Calls Meeting of Policy Committee, a Step That Usually Precedes Such Action.   RAIL STRIKE THREAT IS BEFORE TRUMAD   President Talks With Chiefs of Two Brotherhoods That Have Refused to Arbitrate Dispute.

WAGE DEMAND BY MINERS {’ HELD LIKEL}   Lewis Sends Out Call For Policy Group To Meet Mar. 11

Lewis Calls Policy Committee Meet; Step Usually Precedes New Demands

& ail Brotherhood Heads Discuss Strike Vote With President Truman. Coal Strike Brayrpd)

INew Demands On Operators Are Probable   Mine Workers’ Conference Called:For March 11 —  Te Waeahinotan

Mine Workers Might Demand Higher Wages   Policy Committee Scheduled to Meet in Capital March 71

SERVICE GROUPS RALLY TO BACK GEN, BRADLEY   Charges Attack by American Legion Commander is Unfair, Unwarranted

JET PLANES SET: ‘RECORD FOR HOP   Cross Continent Twice in Petiod of; 12: Hours a

Jet-Driven Planes Cross Continent And Return In 12 Hours, 15 Minutes

Vels Should Designate Beneficiaries On Nail. service Life Policies

Veterans Urged to Check ae ae   New 1946 Law Changes Situation, Local VA Representative Says

WAPAKONETA MAN DELAYS INQUIRY   Restaurant Proprietor on  Stand in Gambling Hearing

Neither Satisfied With Palestine Report From U.S.-Britain; Strife Between Them is “Certain Result”

HOLY LAND MAY BE THROWN INTO ARMED CONFLICT   Arabs Say They Will Resist Entry of 100,000 Jews

— CHALLENGE — ‘  Arabs Fear Jewish ‘Invasion’   Entry of 100,000 Recommended in U. S.-British Plan

Jews, Arabs Dissatisfied With Report   Both Groups Say They'll Fight  If Necessary

ARABS AND JEWS PROTEST RECOMMENDATION OF 100,000 JEWS TO ENTER PALECTINE Ta Live

“Wage Raises’ Will Be Used Against General Motors   Agreements Reached  With Other “Major Producers “Will Be  Evidence in GM 7.2.)

Hunt For Missing College Girl In Deep Gravel Pit   Search For Vermont College Sophomore, Missing Since December 1, Renewed

Dairymen Make: Strike Threat      Threaten To Keep Milk Off Market Unless Price Increased Promptly

OHIO LISTS 18 HOLIDAY DEATHS   National: Toll of. 142 #187 Far  .!.-Below Predictions:

Jester Names W.J. Murray to R. R. Commission  oe eee, a aa. ee   Houston Engineer Has Been Designated R. R. Commissioner Jan. ]

SERVICE STATION CHANGES BEING MADE   Harold Dann Buys Station From His Mother; Tim’s Moving to Former Farm Service Location

{SERVICE STATION (CHANGES BEING Wape   Haroil2 Dann Buys Station From His Mother; Tim’s Movicg to Furmer Farm Servirea Lacitian

CHANGES PLANNED IN RED CROSS RULE   Central Committee Set-Up Bepisio Must Gain Con.....sfege, Approval

Posts $300 Reward In Kennedy Case   Hagerstown Sheriff Makes Personal Offer Por Information Tn Case

Railway Strike Vote to Start   Poll to Include Milliox Train Workers

OPAOK'dChair. At $2.50; Better $220 One Banned   Is Horrible Example of Asinine Policy

Charge OPA Ruins Store Keepers— Committee Sees Examples   \Othman Approve: \Of Store's Medels

\VA Expresses Concern Over Number ‘Of Reneaters on Unemployment Rolls

Housekeeper Greek Royalty Is Found Slain   ‘Shot Through Back Whit Preparing London Home for Occupancy of Princess

Schacht Says Allies Gave Nazis Too Many Concessions  Former Finance Chief Says He Protested Hitler's Invasions

Allies Strengthened Hitler At Munich, Schacht Claims  War Crimes Defendant Says Fuehrer Got More Concessions Than He Expected

German Rocket Scientists Now in U.S. Advance Our Research by Ten Years

SCIENTISTS ARET0 AID IN RESEARCH   Thousand Germans Are To Bring Knowledge To American Shores

German, Austrian Scientists Save U. S. Fortune in Rocket Research: Will Hire More Experts

At Big Saving Ex-Enemy Scientists Aiding U. S. in Rocket Research

Trieste Cut Of; Rioting Mounts   Big Four Nearing Accord On Boundary

U.S. Troops Standing By  In Trieste   Italians and Slav Sympathizers Clash as Foreign Ministers in Paris Near Accord on Problem.

POLITICIANS BEWILDERED AND EMERGENCY. SESSION OF DIET CALLED TO PLAN COMPLIANCE

NEARLY ALL IN OFFICE ARE INVOLVED   Allied Directives Order Removal of Everyone Connected With Starting War—Seen as Move for New Leaders.

Orders Drastic Housecleaning Japan Regime   McArthur’s Decree Direct: Purge Of All Men Who Led Japan Into  War t

CABINET MEETING IS CALLED   To Purge Regime Of Men Who Led Japon Into War

‘Decrees Drastic. “Housecleaning’ Of Nip Officials   MacArthur's Newest  ’ Directives Order.a ‘ Purge of Men Who   ee: Te es

GEN. MAC ARTHUR ISSUED 2 DRASTIC DIRECTIVES TODAY   He Is Bent.on Sweeping All Remaining Militaristic In-  fluence From Japan.   TO PURGE GOVERNMENT   Newspapers €oncede His Action Would Eliminate High Officials.

Orders Purge of Jap Government   Politicians Described As Bewildered by MacArthur Decree

HOUSECLEANING HITS ALL BUT 3 TOKYO LEADERS   Newspapers Interpret Step As Move To Give Nation New Government

Clean Sweep Of Japanese Bureaucrats:   _ MacArthur ‘Orders Purge of Ajl Men Who: Led Nation Into War; Societies Hit ‘

MacArthur Issues Housedleaning Order Against Non-Criminal Nip War Mongers

MacArthur to Clean Up Jap  Government   Cabinet Calls Special Session to Consider General's Directives

MacArthur Gives Drastic Orders   Jap Government Due For Changes—Special Cabinet Meet Called

JAPAN TOLD TO DISCARD THUGS   Men Who Led Nation into War Ordered Out of Office By MacArthur

Allied, Order Will Sweep ~ Qut Practically Every “Member. of - Present  Gov't And: Eliminate  AME Pe saders’ ‘Who Are ~ Seeking to Gain Power - As Leaders: Of New Political Parties.

Government's Cleaning Has Been Ordered By MacArthur   Cabinet Will Confer Upon Latest Rulings

MacArthur Today, Orders a Drastic ‘Housecleaning’ of Japan’s Government

M Arthur Orders Purge Of Japan's Leaders In War   ‘Housecleaning’ Of All  Government Seen

Premier’s Cabinet 10 Meet for Action on Purge of Leaders tn War Plan -

Consider ast (Irders MacArthut   pecial Session te Up Purge of Men. sponsilty for The Wor

AIMED AT WAR MONGERS  M Arthur Calls for Purge Of Shidehara s Government

All Me en Who Led Na ation Into War ToBe Removed   ‘Practically Every Member Of Present Government Will Come Under Purge

Aide Testifies Homma Ordered Death March   “Housecleaning” Of Japan Government Ordered  Order Is Seen As Move To Install New Leaders

TOKYO CABINET HIT BY ORDERS   News Agency Says Present Diet Unable to Retain Pacte

Housecleaning By Japanese Is Ordered   MacArthur Directives Means Getting Rid of UltraMilitarist Persons, Societies

Jap Cabin. : Calls Extra — Session To ii.2t Demands  Of MacArthur’s New Order

General Calls for a Drastic “House Cleaning” of Government   MEANS NEW LEADERS

General Sweeps Nippon  Regime   Drastic Measure Is Aimed To Clean House Again

GOVERNMENT OF JAPAN ORDERED ‘HOUSECLEANED’   Supreme Commander Calls For Complete Purge Of All Men Who Helped Lead Japan Into War; Far-Reaching Order.

JAP CABINET WILL DISCUSS PURGE DECREE   Directives Issued By MacArthur Order Drastic “Housecleaning” of Government   LEADERS BEWILDERED

JAP CABINET PURGE LIKELY   MacArthur's” Di rective Also Hits Most Of Diet Members

Jap Warmongers  Ordered Ousted   “Housecleaning” Directives For NonCriminals Issued

M'ARTHURORDERS HOUSECLEANING OF NIP WARLORDS   CABINET MEETING CALLED TO STUDY NEW DIRECTIVE

Japs Responsible for War Aggression Ordered Purged   Latest Allied Order Surprise ’ To Politicians

MacArthur Orders Housecleaning of Jap Government  Premier's Cabinet . Calls Meet to Study Pe  ee or es es fe

von, MEETING   Senior And Junior Units OF Republican Women o.. Here.

Unions Given Blame  For Shipping Strike   Operators Charge They Are Blocking Plans To Settle Paralyzing Tieup Of Big Fleet

WALLACE URGES BRITISH LOAN   SAYS FOREIGN BUYING WILL NOT BE INFLATIONARY

WALLACE FAVORS LOAN 10 ENGLAND   Approval Will Not Make Shortages In U. S. He Says.

Wallace Scores Fears That British Loan Purchases to Create Shortages

Would Convert Wake Forest Into Rantist Seminary   Plan Early Action From the Baptist State Convention

Changing of Labor Laws Is Urged By General Motors Head   President Wilson Is Certain There Can Be Legislative Improvement

O. M. HEAD ASKS LABOR LAW CHANGE   CHARLES E. WILSON SAYS NATION CANNOT STAND ANNUAL WORK STOPPAGES.

Compulsory Union Membership Scored   President of General Mo. tors Calls for Labor Law Reforms

RESCTIERS FIND SIX SURVIVORS   Victims of Airplane Crash Marooned

FINAL EFFORT BEING MADE TO HALT WALKOUT   President Truman Attempts to Forestall Coast-to-Coast Breakdown.   Facts In Scheduled Strike on Railroads

News Behind the News  WA See Be ee Bae es te   WASHINGTON Ry Rav Tieker

Michigan Pastor Gets Life Term   Life Imprisonment For Minister Frank Siple, Whe Killed Ilixs Daughter

Two Hockaday Girls, Pilof Die in Crash   All Victims Were From Fort Smith, Ark., and Accident Occurs in Rain Near Benninaton

Three Killed In Crash Near Durant  Two Girls and Pilot Die When Plane Trying to Land in Peanut Field

Soviet Union Pays Her UNO DuesinFull   Spurs Hope She Will Soon Return to Council Spat   Russ Couriers On Way With Vital Messages

CONSIDERS THE QUICK MARKETING OF CORN   Harvested During Night, Jt Reeches Cities While The Dew is Still On It  vweopnYyrcc 1c CDE AYE D

Chauffeur For Yanks  Questioned   Investigation by U. S. Authorities Closely  Guarded at Passau.

TURNER SCORES DIXIE’S CHARGE   Says Rival Never Admitted Any ‘Machine’ Until Oil Man Crushed It

Turner Asserts He Beat Machine Rival Says He Represents   Turner, Gilmer Headquarters Arranging Speaking Itineraries for Week

Chicago's Mayor Is ‘Awakened’ by Ragen s Charge  Claims Al Capone Diise Barsbate

Close Gambling Places, is Order   Chicago Mayor Acts; Capone Running Vice

Racing Sheet King Says Al Capone is Gambling Mob Head   Says Capone is Leader of All Windy City Gambling, Vice

State Mines Set To Resume Work  Word Of Strike End Spreads To Miners

Chungking Students Demand China  Protect Manchuria  Demonstration Against Soviet Activities Scheduled to Be Held

Ant Invasions Here Of Big Proportions      Houses, Gardens are Qy. errun by Pests This Spring

Ant Invasions Here Of Big Proportions   Houses, Gordens are Overrun by Pests This Sprina

Authorities To Probe Crews —  About Accident   Will Run Test Train At 85 Miles-Per-Hour To Prove Braking Ability

Railway To Quiz Two Train Crews   Speed Test Run Planned Over Route of Accident

PLAN TEST RUN AT WREGK SCENE   BURLINGTON WILL SEE IF TRAIN CAN STOP

Iowa Hotel Blaze Kills 15, Injures 21: 23 Guests Missing .   Workmen Brace Walls of Wreckage As Search for Bodies Is Delayed;  Fire Fvidently Started in Rasement

Probes Open in Dubuque Hotel Fire   Sunday Fire in Iowa City Hotel Leaves 15 Known Dead With 23 Reported To Be Missing.

Hotel Walls Braced to Aid Search   Fifteen Known Dead And 21 Injured, With 23 Missing

Firemen Search For 23 Missing In Hotel Blaze   Fifteen Known Dead, 23 Unaccounted For And 91 Iniured

  Brace Blackened Walls of Hotel in Search for Bodies  15 Die as Flames Sweep lowa Hostelry

Firemen Prepare To Search Hotel For More Bodies   aw eye ee oe ieee? eee  1S Dead, 23 Missing in Dubuque, lowa Hotel Mire.

2.3 Unaccounted For Following Dubuque Blaze   Twenty-One Persons Injured; Workmen Brace Walls To Search Ruins For Bodies

HOTEL FIRE IN DUBUQUE IS FATAL TO 15   Guests Are Trapped Tn Buildine of 200 Roems——Heroic Rescues

Seek Bodies In Hotel Fire  15 Perish When   15 Perish When Fire Sweeps Hotel At Dubuque, lowa

15 Persons Die As Hotel Burns In Dubuque. Ia   21 Others Are Tn jured. 21 Unaccounted For: Secking More Bodies

15 KNOWN DEAD AND 23 MISSING: 3 PROBES HELD   Blackened Walls Braced To Permit Further Search In Dubuque Tragedy

Workmen Srace Walls For Further Search: For Fire Victims In Gutted Hotel’

Another Hotet Hire Results In Fifteen Deaths   Blaze Starting In Basement Quickly Engulfed Old Building

‘Workmen Press Search For More Bodies In Fire At towa Hotel: 15 Listed Dead

Story of Tragic Fire at Chicago’s LaSalle Hotel Repeated in Early Hours of Sunday As Four-Story Structure Is Gutted; Many Die in Frenzied Efforts to Escape.   (By the United Press)

Search For Other Bodi Will Be Resumed During loday   23 Persons Still Listed As Missing   Some Believed Safe, But Others Believed To — Have Perished

SEARCH GOES ON TODAY FOR MISSING IN  DUBUQUE FIRE   15 Dead In Hotel Blaze; Believe  People Not Found Were Out Of Town

16 Perish In lowa Hotel Fire   23 Still Unaccounted For; Sagging Walls Delay Search

Hotel Ruins At Dubuque Yet To Yield  Some Bodies   Fifteen Are Known  Dead; 24 Not Found

Firemen Pr epare To Search Hotel For More Bodies      15 Dead, 23 Missing in Dubuque, fowa Hotel Fire.

CGutted Hotel   [Death Toll In Dubuque, lowa Fire Is Fifteen   21 Tnjuved; 23 Unarcount ed For; Search of Hotel Ruins Halted Peading Rracing of Walls

lowa Hotel Is Searched for More Victims   15 Persons Perish,  29 Injured, 23 Others Missing When Flames Sweep Dubuque Hotel

Jobless Yule Being Faced in Strike   LABOR GIVES DETERMINED, UNITED FRONT IN BACKING JOHN L. LEWIS.

Labor Stands Firmly Behind Lewis Despite Prospect of Workers  Facing Sad Christmas

MAKE UNITY PEACE BASIS, BEVIN URGES   Denies Soviet Charge U. S., Britain Seek To Divide World

DENIES PLAN T0 MAKE TRIESTE WESTERN BASE   Defends Peace Procedure ,

DEVIN APPEALS FOR RESTORATION OF UNITED FRONT  Denies In Paris Address That      Denies In Paris Address That Britain Desires Two World Blocs   BELGIAN SCORES BIG 4   Spaak Charges Procedure for Most Part-Is Cut and Dried

BEVIN ASKS FOR UNITY AS PEACE BASIS   British Foreign Minister Denies Soviet Charges Made at Paris Conference.

BRITON DENIES INTENT TO MAKE BASE OF TRIESTE   Foreign Secretary Defends Methods of Big Four

UNITY THAT BROUGHT VICTORY URGED BY BEVIN, RDITICH FORZIGCN MINISTER AS PEACE BASIS

Denies England, U. §. Plan to Get Base af Trieste   Also Counters Talk by Belgian Hinting Big 4 ‘Rubber Stamp’

British Secretary Appeals for Unity As Basis of Peace   Bevin Rejects Any Idea of Dividing World Into Separate Blocs   DENIES STRATEGIC AIMS IN TRIESTE   Spaak of Belgium Scores Refusal of Big Four to Modify Agreernents

Bevin Says Unity Of Nations Must Be Basis of Peace   British Secretary Raps Division of World Into Blocs

BELGIAN BLASTS PROCEDURE OF PARIS MEETING   Spaak Warns Small Countries Will Demand Different Treaty System   EAST-WEST SPLIT STAYS      Speeches Do Little To Bring Agreement Of Conferees On Peace Plans

DOLTON-RIVERDALE OPENS RECREATION PROGRAM FOR KIDS   Youth Activities Group Outlines Schedule of Games, Trips

Youth Council Will Promote A Complete Recreation Program   Tentative Schedule of the Park Activities is Announced

GOERING STILL ON THE STAND   FORMER NAZI LEADER CON. TINUES TO TRY TO PROVE HE WAS IN RIGHTEOUS  CAUSE .

Blandy Impressed By Terrible Power of A-Bomb As Weapon of ‘Poison Warfare’

EXPLOSION MAY END CONFERENCE ON NEW TREATY   British Army Personnel Hurt When Grenades Are Thrown Into Dance Greup   AT LEAST 28 INJURED   Leaders Among Delegation May Return To England; Rewards Posted

LONDON-CAIRO NEGOTIATIONS IN NEW CRISIS   Grenades Thrown at British Group In Alexandria Provides “Incident.”

Anglo-Egypt Crisis Arises From Violence      Score Injured By Grenades at British Army Club

ATTACK-ON BRITISH THREATENS ACCORD   Anglo-Egyptian Treaty Talks  Face Cricie

GRENADE INJURES 45 IN EGYPT   Brings About Crisis In Anglo-Egyptian Negotiations

Housing-Long Range Problem   Expediter Saya Veterans’ Program Only Beginning Of Satisfying Needs.

Wyatt Warns  House Crisis  Will Continue  Expediter Asks All-Out Effort

BUILDING HIT ~~ —BY-WALKOUTS   STRIKE OF CARPENTERS HALTS MILLIONS OF DOLLARS OF CONSTRUCTION IN NORTHERN OHIO

Atomic Rule By Civilians Is Decision  Conference Uni Dronvs Military

PRESIDENT HOPES PALESTINE SETUP WILL BE ADJUSTED   Claims U. $..Was Not Consulted Pefore British Took Of ficial Action ~° 0-7

Defense Claims Spy Trial Js Manufactured   Closing Arguments Presented in Seattle Courtroom

Defense Claims Spy Trial  Is Manufactured Closing Arguments Presented in

Has Lead of 217,697 Over His Opponent   Vandenberg Retains His Senate Seat

SIGLER NAMED GOVERNOR BY OVER 300,000   WAYNE SWUNG OVER FOR FIRST TIME IN 14 YEARS

Strikers Will Return To Jobs Immediately   Strike Leader Accepts Recommendation Ot Sec. Schwellenbach To Arbitrate Dispute.

Power Crews Return to Jot In Pittsburgh   Arbitration Slated: Crippled Industry Returning to Normal

Negro Minister Tells Bilbo Probers thal Gun-foting Officer ‘Dared’ Him fo Vote

Negroes Report Intimidation At Trial Of Bilbo   Tell of Threats, Vote Challenging and General Intimidation

Intimidation Is Charged . . . .  Bilbo Probe Is Studying Mississippi Handling Of Negroes At Election Box

Denied Ballot Rights, Negroes TellSenators   Stories Of Threats, Brutality Told At Bilbo’s Hearing

Probe is Widenec in Bilbo Hearing  comm ttee Summons Ele Officials

Bilbo Campaign Probe Launched   Senate Committee Hears Negroes Teli Of Antimidation.

COURT TRIES 10 GET COUPLES 10 TRY AGAII   To Make Their Marriages Work Harmoniously   WOMAN DRIVER FINED

MARITAL CASES ARE HEARD IN CO. COURT   Attempts Made To Have Couples Make Another Attempt In The Homes  A SPEEDING CHARGE

Battle Looms As G. O. P. Senators Meet To Parcel Out Choice Posts

Brief Roundup of Captiol Hill News as Senators Meet   Bitter Battle Looms As Republicans Plan Organizational Setuyn

Blame For Meat Shortage Pinned  Truman’s Veto Of First Price Bill Cited

Contends Japs ‘Pulling Wool’ Over Our Eyes   Goal Is Shortening Occupation, Returning Nation to World Status

Propagandists Tn Japan Seek U.S. Removal   Diplomat Declares Japs ‘Pulling The Wool’ Over  Americans’: Eves; ~

Charge Japanese With Trickery  Claim Leaders Are Up to Old Tactics

Japan's Propagandists Are Spreading “Old Oil"; Seek to Shorten U. S. Occupation

They're Trying To Shorten Occupation .  Clever Japs Claimed Pulling The Wool Over Allies’ Eyes

Solons Assail Universal War  Training Plan   Sens. Thomas, Johnson to Fight Any System Offered in Congress

Thomas Hits Peace- Time Conscription   Advisory Commission Meets With Dr. Vannevar Bush

UNIVERSAL TRAINING IS ASSAILED   Opposition to ‘Goose-Stepping’ Methods Promised

Democratic Senators Term Proposal For Wniversal Training ‘Out-Dated’

Opposition Looms To Universal ° Military Training   Two Senators Say It Is Out-Dated in Mechanized Age Now Existing

‘Goose-Stepping’ Universal Training Plan Termed Outdated by Two Solons

PROBE LINKS REP, MAY WITH ‘PAPER EMPIRE’   War Contracts Under Scrutiny

Contribution Offered To End Probing  A. J. May Cashec “Lk. . bk fs...   A. J. May Cashec Check Given For Lumber

WITNESS SAYS AGENT OFFERED CAMPAIGN FUND   Erie Co. ‘Subsidiary Checks Cashed by May, Auditor  Gaus

Britain Ready To Announce Palestine Plan   United States Sends No Word

BRITAIN READY 10 PUBLISH HER HOLY LAND PLAN      May Make Known Program On Palestine Tomorrow; Many Jews Held Aboard Ships At Haifa; Washington Drafts Suggestions.

British Palestine Program May Be  Bared Tomorrow   U.S. Said to be Preparing Compromise of British Plan. _

County 4-H Members Prepare To Take Part In National Week, March 2-10

TEMPERATURES   Mercury Drops To 30 Degrees in Some Areas   Little Or No Damage Reported In This Region Last Night

Argentina Joins Food Conference   Truman Again Sends Appeal For Soviet Help

Argentina Joins Food: Conference       UN Group Leans Toward Idea Of Ar .. Expended Food Allocating _ Board To Govern —

Argentina Joins Food Conference At Washington   Expanded Allocating Board To Combat Famine ls Considered

Survivors Tell “’reck Terror.   Victims Trapped In Car, Mutilated

Terror, Fear Grip Trapped Passengers   Women as Frightened When Rescued as When Crash Occurred — Feared Sparks Would Touch Off Oi] Fire

Survivors Tell Of Tragedy   Some Tell of Many Acts of Heroism  In Train Wreck

Many Acts of Heroism Relatec as Train Passengers Help Shocked, Injured to Safety

Terror, Heroism Recounted By Train Victims   Passengers Feared Fire As Torches Cut Through Wreckage

KK K KK Terror And Fear Are Described   Passengers on Rear Car of Smashed Train Tell of Experience

Injured Passengers Describe Fright After Trains Collide at Naperville

Wreck Survivors Tell of Fear and  Terror at Scene   Harrowing Experiences Related in Hospitals in Aurora Today

Terror and Fear Grip Passengers  Tn Rear Car of Train Hit By Flyer

PRICES OF COTTON 10 BE INGREASED   Textiles to Cost More Af: ter Ruling Monday by OPA,

Cotton Shirts, Sheets, Shorts  Up in Price   But RFC Frees Cloth for Million Men’‘s Suits

COTTON, LINEN PRICES MAY GO UP TO 17 PCT.   Retailers Expected To  Feel Impact In Eight  To 12 Weeks

Will Be Felt In Stores in Few Weeks   Applies Now to Prices at Miils — Woolen Cloth Available for Suits

Minor Officials in Japan Are ‘Purged   162,915 Local Politica! Bosses Are Kicked out

Over 160,000 Jap Wartime Bosses Oustec   Order Goes Down to Village Headmen; Earlier Purge Banned 186,000

LOCAL POLITICAL BOSSES FIRED IN NEW JAP PURGE’   i 7 * More Than 160,000 Official: Ousted by Tokyo  [ we

16,000 Jap Bosses Ousted   Government Announces Second MacArthur Purge on Local Politicians

WAR LEADERS ARE ‘PURGED   LOCAL WARTIME LEADERS 1D JAPAN ARE OUSTED BY NEW DIRECTIVE

Slight Error Enriches Man   Sisters Find That Bread Cast Upon Waters Returns

TRUMAN WILL MAP PLANS IN TALK TONIGHT   Address Is Schedulec For 10 P. M. Over Radio Network

Truman Works On Draft Of Talk Tonight   Expected Touch on Legislative Issues, Labor Questions

CHIEF'S RADIO ADDRESS SeT FOR TONIGHT   President Tries Te Pare It To 30 Minutes

Truman Works On His Speech To The Natior   Radio Talk Tonight to Cover Many Subjects

Truman Speech Will Be Heard At 10 Tonicht   Adopts “Fireside Chat" Patterned After Roosevelt

Truman Spend: Day Working On Address   President to Give Broadcast to Nation 9 o'clock Tonight

Truman To Give Report On Nation   Speech May Cover Legislative Plan, International Taslks

Truman Polishes Tonight’s Speech   President To Resort To ‘Fireside Chat’ Of Roosevelt Fame In All-Systems Radio Hookup At 10 O’Clock (EST)

President Closes His Door to Official Visitors  Prepares Address Scheduled for  Deliverv Toniacht

President Labors In Private on Radic Talk to Nation   Discussion of Legislative Program Expected In Report Tonight

Says He Pulled 150 Safecracking Jobs “I’m Big Time,’’ Brags Robertson

Zionist Seeks Jewish Nation   Proposal to Federalize Palestine Reiected

HUNDREDS ARE IN SHAFT HIT BY EXPLOSION   Survivors Being Brought To Surface At Mine In Germany

WADENA PRESBYTERIAN CHILPCH   ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH   UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIS’

DE GAULLE OPPOSES » NEW CONSTITUTION   Says Adoption Would Invite Anarchy

That's all for now, — JUSTIN.   NEWSPRINT FAMINE IS FACING PACIFIC COAST NEWSPAPERS

Ineffectiveness of Corps Js Aim of Department; Marine General Declares

Vandegrift Hits Merger Proposa  Marine Chief Bitter in Oppeosina Plan

FIGHTS TO SAVE MARINE CORPS   Vandergrift Attacks Army on Merger Plan

MARINE LEADER FIGHTS MERGEF   Gen. Vandegrift Declares Bil Would All But Wipe Out His Forces

Gen. Vandegrift Battles tor Marine Corps   Commandant Asserts War Department Has Plan for ‘Extinction’

Marines Have Landed, Launched Attack  Vandegrift Comes Out Fighting To Keen Beloved Cores Intact

Marine Chief Lashes Out At Merger Bill   Gencral Vandegrift Declares Army Seeks To Reduce Marines’ Importance,   CONDEMNS MEASURE

Vandefgrift Fights For Marine Corps Scrlowtae Gate emp  Naws Adesaan a4

LEADER CLAIMS BILL WILL ERASE MARINES   Vandegrift Strongly Assails Present Merger Plan

Gen. Vandegrift Marine Chief, Flays Merger   Army Would Reduce Leatherneck Sphere To Ceremonial, Labo: Squads, Is Charge

Vandegrift Hits Merger  Ooi eee ees Die   Marine Corps Head Faces Committee te Oppose Pending Billi

Gen, Vandegrift Charges Army Is Determined To Reduce Marines To ‘Ineffective’ Position

Green Advises Labor Be Firm In Casting Vote   Strongly Urges Applica. tion of Non-Partisan Folicy

Russians Still Control Travel To Northern Iran   American Newsmen Ar Unable To Visit Azerbaijan Province

PLANE CRASH LANDS   Injuries to Passengers Undetermined in Indiana Accident

Airlines Plane  Crash-Landed   Several Of. 21 Persons Aboard Reportéd Hurt, Including The Pilot..

RIOTS CAUSE 20 DEATHS AS GREEKS VOTE   Returns Show Defeat Of Leftwing Party In Balloting

KING’S BACKERS WIN. IN GREECE; DEFEAT OF COMMUNISTS SEEN  TWENTY KILLED DURING

Violence Marks Greek Election; 10 Persons Die   Unofficial Returns Indicate Smashing Defeat for Left Wingers

Populists Gain Karly Lead In Greek Election   King George II May Regain Throne

Communists Deteated in Creek Election   Balloting Marked By Clashes, Bloodshed in Which Twenty Persons Reported Killed

LEFT WINGERS TRAIL AN GREECE   20 Killed in Pre-Election Day Riots

National Bloc. Wins in Greece  Return of George to Throne Thought Likelh

Wins in Greece  Return of George to  Throne Thouch? Likel  National Bloc

Greek Election Shows Defeat Of Communists   Paves Way for King’s Possible Return

CLASHES KILL 20 - IN GREEK VOTING   Early Returns Indicate : Smashing Victory For Riohtist Groups

GREEKS DEFEAT LEFT-WINGERS   20 Left Dead As Reds Figh Government Forces

Greek Elections Show Leftists Are Losers; Vote Heavy      Way Is Paved for Possible Keturn of King George to ‘Throne; 20 Die an Clachee

DEFEAT FOR LEFT WINGERS INDICATED   Paves Way For Possible Return Of King George

RETURNS SHOW COMMUNISTS IN FOR BEATING   Populists Lead in Greece Unofficial Count Reveals

Clashes Between Greeks, Communists Leave 20 Dead   First Returns From Nationwide Election Indicate Leftwing Failure In Boycott

Populists Win In Greek Vote   Reds, Left Parties Defeated at Polls

20 Killed in Greek Election: Left Wing Loses   Voters Ignore Pleas to Boycott Voting and Flock to Polls

KING'S BACKERS WIN IN GREECE; DEFEAT OF COMMUNISTS SEEN  TWENTY KILLED DURING CLASHES OVER VOTES; COUNT IS UNOFFICIAL

POPULIST PARTY HAS BIG LEAD IN GREEK ELECTIONS   Communists Suffer Crushing _ Defeat; Twenty. Killed in Disorders

Rightists Win Greek Election   Communists Beaten; 20 Killed In Riots

LEFTISTS TRAIL FAR BEHIND IN GREEK ELECTION  VOTING MAY PAVE  WAY FOR RETURN OF KING GEORGE

Heavy Greek Vote Deals Big Defeat to Leftists in Election   Populists Win Majority; Red Clashes Take Toll of 20 Lives

20 KILLED IN GREEK VOTING RIOTS SUNDAY   Communists Blamed For Disorders Centered  At Mt. Olmypus

Leftist Parties Suffer Defeat In Greek Vote   Pre-Election Riot Kills 20; Large Number Go To Polls

Election Held In Greece: 20 Reported Dead   Reds Clash With Govern. ment Forces but Fail to Boycott Pells

Leftist Groups in Greece Beaten; Die in Clashes   Balloting is Heavy In Spite of Russian Supported ‘Boycott’

Greek Voting Ends With  Twenty Dead   Smashing Defeat for Left Wing Seen in Results

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LEFTISTS LOSE IN GREEK VOTE   Bloody Election May Pave Way for Return of King George II

Russ Face Defeat on Iran   Council Resumes Jousting on Bid for Case Dismissal

SECURITY COUNCIL IN NEW DISPUTE OVER DROPPING ITS PROBE  RED DEMAND FOR CASE TO BE REMOVED FROM AGENDA FACES DEFEAT

“OUR SKIRTS ARE CLEAN”  Dr. Green Doesnt Welcome Inquiry In Klan Activities

—aeave waste sapere  60,000 Head Livestock Cloas the Omaha Yards

RUMOR HEARD © SOVIET PLANS ~ CANALS ISSUE   MOSCOW SAID TO BE, PREPARING TO RAISE CANAL QUESTION DUE TO: DARDANELLES SETBACK

RUSS OPPOSE U.S. RUL PANAMA CANAL   Also to Protest British Domination of Gibraltar, Suez

Right Of Free Speech Upheld In Ward Dispute   Bureaucratic Rule Gagging Employers Quashed Wednesday

Court of Appeals Quash LRB Ruling  Decision Victory for Montgomery Ward

DIRECTIVE OF NLRB QUASHED   Circuit Upholds Right Of Montgomery Ward Te Present Views To Em. ploves.

COURT UPHOLDS WARD'S ACTION   Circuit Tribunal Smashes Labor Relations Board Directive

Youth, 16, Admits Slaying Charge   Shot Neighbor And Buried Body, He Tells Police.

Better Land Use Practices Become Popular in Iowa; Soil Conservation Interest Is Growing Among Farmers

SEES BOOM IN BETTER LAND PRACTICES   To Offset Heavy War-Time Drain

Government Appeal For Continued Service: Is Made As 250,000 Railroad Workers Prepare To Quit Jobs This Afternoon —

Government Asks Service Continue;  Unions Say ‘Strike’   250,000 Workers Ready To Quit; U.S. Faces Economic Paralysis; First Big RR Walkout Since 1922

Truman Asks Railroaders Stay on Jobs   Zero Hour for Nationwide Rail Strike Is 4 P. M. with Brotherhoods Ready to Ignore Presidential Anneal

- Governor Had Better Be In," Leader Says  1,000 Ex-Gis From Rugged Ozarks Are

VETERANS PLAN BONUS MARCH IN MISSOURI TODAY   Assemble Motor Caravan For Drive To Capital At Jefferson City

"Governor Had Beffer Be In,” Leader Says   1,000 Ex-Gls From Rugged Ozarks Are  Eoarming Coraovan

IN MASON CTTy   \f000 Veterans Gather for Missouri “Bonus March’’

VETS PLANNING BONUS MARCH   More Than 1,000 Missouri War Veterans Demand Bonus Of $400

Officialdom Also Blamed   Hawaiian Commanders  Upheld By Gearhart

Bolivia Held  In Terror by  Rioting Mobs 290 Dead, Hurt After Three Days

War Office Plans New Draft Moves   Truman to Strike At Stop-Gap Bill

Army May Slow Demobilization   Crippled Draft Act  Causes Concern

Soviet Orders To Bulgaria Anger U. S. Diplomats   U. S. Considers Help To Friendly Nations

U.S. Policy of Restricting Loans to Unfriendly Nations May Not Be So Effective

STALLONE AGAIN BEFORE THE COURT   ‘Young Bristol Man is Sen tenced for Having Revol ver in His Possession

GREEN CALLS FOR PROMPT PASSAGE OF VETS’ BONUS   TERMS LEGISLATIVE SESSION MOMENTOUS IN STATE’S HISTORY

GREEN URGES THAT SPECIAL SESSION ENACT BONUS QUICKLY   Asks Lawmakers To Pass One Bill Embodying Report Of Commission

‘Prompt Passage of Bonus Legislation - Plea of Gov. Green      INinois Executive is Anxious for Omnibus Bill’s Enactment

Wherry Challenges Truman's Statement   Black Market Responsible For OPA’s Failure Declares Nebraska Senator

BLACK MARKET WAS CAUSE OF FAILURE OF OPA, SOLON SAYS   Challenges Truran’s Statement That Profiteering Amendment  His Own Idea

Sen. Wherry Refutes ‘Attack IBy President   Question Truth Of Charge That OPA  Amendtinent His Own Measure.

Six Under Arrest In Crackdown on Auto Black Market   OPA Reports Ceiling Prices Doubled in 14-State Dealer Setup

Black Market In Cars Is Exposed   Over-Price Sales in  16 States Charged

14 - STATE CAR BLACK MARKET DRIVE STARTS   South Carolina ‘Circus’ Dealers Arrested By OPA Agents

CAR DEALERS’ RACKET SPIKED BY OPA AGENTS   Multi-Million Dolizr Black Market In New Machines Results In Arrests 0:

Six Men Arrested In Raid on Black Market Auto Sales  Crack $75,000,000 Business Reaching Intn 14 Stateac

Special Agents—Arrest Six Men At Leesville Charged With Conni. vance In $75,000,000 Treffic Above Ceilings

REV  BLACK MARKET      14-State Dealer Tieup Is Disclosed by OPA With Arrest of Six Men

SIX MEN SEIZED IN RAID ON BLACK MARKET IN AUTOS   Special OPA Agents Find Cars Selling in Leesville, S. C., at Double Ceilings Set,   MAKE 5 PURCHASES WITH MARKED MONEY   Charges Filed Agairst Prisoners — Estimate Buyers Paid $50,000,000 in Excess Prices.

BLACK MARKET IN CARS NIPPED   Special OPA Agents Nak Six In $90,000,000 Auto Racket

Agents Arrest Six Men in  Small Town   Cars Sold at Twice Ceiling Prices; 14 States Involved

Restaurant Qwners Plan Court Action  To Halt Rollback to June 30 Prices

Roll Back Brings Chorus Of Protest   Meat Menu Price Action Results  Wires To President; Court Suits, Closings Threatened

EATING SPOTS AROUSED OVER OPA ROLLBACK   MANY RESTAURANTS MAY CLOSE; COURT SUIT PLANNED

Nation-Wide Chorus of Protests . Grow Against OPA   Predictions of Court Action Are Contained in Telegrams From Restaurant and Hotel Overators

Chinese Reds Issue Warning   Communist Forces Declare They Will Fire On  Planes Going Over

Darian and Hitler Planned to Destroy Britain  ae i eal ee fiaat aailae’   Official German Documents Tell of Scheme

Darlan Joined Hitler to Plot Fall Of British Emnire Early in 194]

HITLER HELPED BY ADM, DARLAN   Scheme To Ruin British Empire Revealed In Nazi Records

Darlan Plotted With Adolf Hitler Against England As Early As 1941

Darlan Sold Out to Nazis During War   Support Pledged in Try To Destroy. British Empire by Vichy Head Before Move Backfires

Adm. D Darlan Aided Hitler   Schemed T Destroy Britain And Empire

DARLAN PLOTTED AGAINST BRITISH   German Records Show French Leader Joined Hitler, Planned To Seize Syria

Darlan Aid to Hitler Bared   French Admiral Was Anti-British, Sought Downfall, Court Told

Darlan and Hitler Planned to Destroy Britain  — Official German  - Documents Ce ce et i a

Darlan Joined In Scheme To Wreck Britain   French Deputy Premier. Who Was -Assassinated, Pledged Hitler Syria az. East Supply Base

Darlan Joined ‘Hitler's Plan Against Isles   Pledged Syria as Nazi Supply Base in Suez Drive

SYRIA PLEDGED AS BASE  Darlan and Hitler Schemed to Destroy British Empire in ‘4]

NAZI DOCUMENTS REVEAL PLOTTING OF ADM. DARLAN   ‘Show French Leader Pledged  Syria as Nazi Supply Base   in Effort to Destroy British Empire.   ENTERED AGREEMENT WITH HITLER IN 1911   Records at Nuernberg Confirm London's Charges of Vichy’s Attempt to Aid Germany.

German Records Reveal Darlan Pledged Syrian  Bases for Suez Assault   Vichy Plot to Help Nazis Close British Lifeline Shown in Nuernberg Documents; Action by French Patriots Foiled Scheme

Town Shot Up. In “Wild West’ Bank Robbery  ' GQ ansmarvillse: Rank:   Summerville: Bank Official Wounded, Fout Bandits are: Hunted.

Scour Ozark Hills for Four Bank Bandits   Held up and Robbed Summerville Bank,  Wounded President

Interference Is Charged by Hussein Ala   Deadline Is Reached for Withdrawal of Russian Forces

Council Awaits Word From Irar   New Evidence Spain Gave Aid To Axis Is Received

Walkouts Hit 1% of Population in Nation   Truman Refuses to Seize Light Firm in Pittsburgh

Tugboatmen Spurn Appeal For Their Return   Mayor O'Dwyer Takes Shutdown Action To Combat Fuel Shortage

Temperatures   General Motors Wage Boost Offer Rejected   Electric Power Cut In Pittsburgh; Steel Plan Awaited

All Busines: In New York Is Suspended   Only Utilities, Clinics. Dairies Permitted To Operate

Fed. Govt. Urges N.Y. Tug-men  To Return  To Work Disaster Board Takes Over; City Nearly Paralyzec

EGYPT TO SPEAK FOR SELF ON EFFECTS OF BRITISH ARMY THERE  HISCUISSION OF SOVIET

Egypt Against Getting Facts About Troops   Declares Tt Will Presen Own Case On British Troops In Fevnt.

Egypt Dickers With England   U.S. Troops’ Position Subject of UN Debate

Funeral Rites For Dealey Are  Held at Dallas   Former Galveston Newspaper Man Is Eulogized by Pastors

CANDIDATES PLUNGE INTO LAST WEEK OF CAMPAIGN AND POINT, TO BIG RALLIES IN FINAL DRIVE

Nation Setting Its Limit of Endurance   General Public Is Still in Dark Regarding Demands

CHINESE STIFFEN OVER MANCHURIA   Observers Say Nation Has Drawn Line in Concessions to Russians

Chinese Take Strong Stand  Toward Russi:   Government Appears To Be Exasperated by Soviet Demands

Joint Convention Opens Today  Mercantile Units to Hear Addresses

Joint Convention Opens Today  a ret ee.   Mercantile Units to Hear Addresses

Unite Or Face Disaster, Hull Warns Big Five   Former Secretary of State Critically Ill Following Suoke

Hull Pleads For Unity Of Powers  Former Secretary Of State Critically Ill

Hull, Seriously Ill, Urges Cooperation      Wartime Secretary Warns Big 5 of Responsibility

Former Official Sounds Solemn Warning’  Hull Says Big Five Must ‘Keep Peace’.

Near Death, Hull Charges Big Five Powers With Responsibility for Peace

Hull Critical, Has Warning To Big 5  To Cooperate Now   Former Secretary Of State, 75 Today, Takes Turn For Worse After Light Stroke; Puts ‘Perilous’ Label On World’s Status   Rv ALEX H SINGIFTON

HULL TAMER iLL ON BIRTHDAY EVE   Suffers Stroke Earlier; Wi Be 75 Years of Age Toray

Hull’s Condition RemainsSerious  Hospital Says   Former Secretary — Releases Statement On World Peace

Cordell Hull Is Critically Ill  However, He Issue: Breathless RAnme

Ill Hull Calls  For Renewed  Big 5 Unity Declares Failure  To Co- ‘Operate  vy. wr .

CORDELL HULL CRITICALLY {LL   Wartime Secretary Ha: Stroke, Urges Nations To Unite For Peace

Hull Urges 5 Big Powers ~ Return to Wartime Unity   Former Secretary of State, Critically Ill on Eve of 75th Birth day Following a Stroke, Warns that Failure of Alliec Nations to Co-Operate Will Lead to Disaster—Differ ences Among Them Termed “Dangerous.”

CORDELL HULL CRITICALLY ILL   Birthday Message Says ‘Big 5’ Are Responsible To Preserve World Peace

CORDELL HULL SERIOUSLY ILL AFTER STROKE   Birthday Statement Ex. presses Confidence In "Future World Peace   EX-CABINET MEMBER ‘AT NAVAL HOSPITAL

FLEET USED IN ATOMIC TEST HAS CHANGED ITS ANCHORAGE   SHIPS MOVE FURTHER FROM BOMBED AREA FOR BENEFIT OF THE SALVAGE WORKERS‘

RUSSIA ON SPOT AT UNO SESSION   ine Demand Showdown On Iranian Dispute,  Report

Byrnes Would Put Russia To Test Before UNO   IRANIAN ISSUE IS TO BE PRESENTED TO COUNCIL

RUSSIA AND U.N.O. FACE CRUCIAL TEST   Byrnes Ready For Showdown Mar. 25 Council Session

BYRNES PLANS CRUCIAL TEST FOR RUSSIANS   American Officials Still Awaiting Moscow’s Reply to U.S. Protests.

CRUCIAL TEST FOR RUSSIA AT UNO MEETING   Issue To Be Iran Despite The Blunt Suggestion Of Churchill

REDS TOFACE CRITICAL TEST IN COUNSIL SOON   U.S. Promise of Support to Tran and Turkey Reported

Will Decide Future Peace At Next Meet   Iranian Problems Seen As Proving Ground for World

Byrnes Puts Soviet Faith to Vital Test   Moscow Press Assails Iran, Charges Soviet Foes in Near East

U.S.Prepares For Showdown  On UNO Power   Byrnes Ready To Find Out Now If Nations Will Cooperate

Showdown May Chart Future of United Nations   U. S. Wants To Know Now If Word Of Other Great Powers Is To Be Trusted .

Byrnes Prepares For Moscow Test  At Council Mee   Showdown May Influence Entire Future cf the United Natians

LEADER OF MINERS ATTAUK CASE BILL   Act To Deprive Men of Rights, Counsel Declares.

Gen, Eisenhower Gels Rousing Welcome { Homecoming In Denison, Texas   KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

' Says Every Soldier Deserves Such A Homecoming—  Denison Greets Ike As He Visits Sidliadess

 Says Every Soldier Deserves Such A Homecoming—  Denison Greets Ike As He Visits Birthplace

GEN. ‘IKE’ VISITS HIS BIRTHPLACE   Denison Folks Turn Out Enmasse to Greet Soldier

Eisenhower Says Food Is Vital to Peace   General of U. S. Army Receives Ovation on Visit to Birthplace In Denison, Texas

TEXAS WELCOMES NATIVE SON AT CELEBRATION Gen. Eisenhower Says Food Can Help Maintain World Peace On Visit To Denison Birthplace

Food Vital, Says General   No Other Element as Important in Preserving Peace Of World—Eisenhower

‘ike’ Returns to His Birtiiplace   Gen. Eisenhower Pays Visit To First Home at Denison

TRUMAN WEIGHS LESS AFTER 6 A. M. WALK   Sets Pace of Four Miles an HourPack of Panting Photographers Trails Rehind.

isenhower Wins Gis’ Praise For Speeding Return  a me  AP Gives First News To Yanks

Overjoved Yanks In Manila Cheer “senhower Order   Thrilled Froeops }tail Achon As Intelliggent Step Forward

Soldiers In Manila Go Wild Over Report lke Has Ordered Unneeded Men Sent Hom

Overjoyed Yanks Tn Manila Cheer. :  Eisenhowe er. Or d      T brilled *Peoops “Hai - Actiori As dotelieg Step Forward  7

General ‘Ike’ Draws Praise AsHeOrdersManila Troops NotNeededSentHome Now

Prices Not To Limit Supply      Bowles Promises Keeping Controls from Choking Flow

Flow of Goods To Be Unchecked. Bowles Promises  Congressmen Vote   Congressmen Vote to Restore Funds for Use of OPA and CPA

Bowles Pledges To Speed Up  Consumer Goods   House-Senate Group Votes To Restore OPA Funds

Disputes Won't Curtail Goods, Bowles State:   Committees Give Approval For Livelihood of OPA; CPA Funds Okaved

Bowles to Spur Production of Consumer Items   Price Disputes Won't Choke Off Goods, He Says: Funds Restored

Senate Puts Off Legislation On Strike Prevention   Leading Industrial And Union Officials Will Speak At Hearings

Senate Group ‘Pigeonholes’ Strike Action   Move Developing To Force Issue For Floor Study

FORCE TRUMAN BILL TO VOTE   1 STRIKE BILL MAY REACH FLOOR NEXT WEEK

eo . 2 e@ eS e@ Strike-Prevention Legislation Awaiting Action In Congress

SENATE DELAYS FACT BILL VOTE   Move Develops to Force Ballot on Measure

New Dispute Over Trieste May Go to Assembly  Distribution of Cost Causes Split of Ministers’ Opinion

DISPUTE OVER TRIESTE BILL SPREADS 10 U.N   Settlement Is Jeopardized By Laek of Funds

CLASH WITH BRITISH DENIED United States Said Reserving Rights In South Polar Region

U. S. RESE  ALL ITS R:  IN ANTAR   W. Va. Boy Si &28. Iceberg Of Polar Expedition

Reports Asked Today In Chamber's  Financial Campaign  _ Wholesale Trade Division, Headed by M. R. Leslie and Fred Decker,   New Leaders: Drive to End Wednesday

Reports Asked Toda. Tn Chamber’s  Financial Campaign  Wholesale Trade Division, Headed by  M. R. Leslie. and Fred. Decker,  a }

Continue Probe Into Truck: Sales  Senate Group Asks for Further Detalls

Army Truck Sale Probed By Senators   Facts Sought on 600 Vehicles Purchased By Stores

Probe Selling Of Army Trucks In N. Y. Stores   Senators Seek To Learn Whether Farmers Given Chance To Buy First.

Airliner Crashes;  Two Persons Die Ten Others Injured: 47 Persons Aboard

2 OF 47 IN PLANE ~ KILLED IN GRASH   TEN OTHERS INJURED AS BIG SHIP DROPS 400 FEET IN CHEYENNE, WYO.

Germans Forget Hitler Holiday   No Observance of Birth of Fuehrer This Year

HITLER'S BIRTHDAY  UNOBSERVED   April 20 Was Holiday During Feuhrer’s Regime

SO CELEBRATION NOW   57th Birth Anniversary Passes Uni. > goaticed in Berlin

_  —GERMANY TODAY— Hitler’s Birthday But Germans Not Interested  Ministers And Priests Prepare Easter Sermons No Longer Fearful Of Gestapo

‘You All Did Love Him Once”   But Berliners Now Shrug Off Hitler's Birth Anniversary

HITLER FORGOTTEN MAN ON BIRTHDAY   Befliners Show No. Interes' in Lete Fuehrac

One Year After V-J Day  Clver Five Thousand Vets Returned: To Local Home:

Mhe fear After V-J Day  ee ere Ved ey  (ver Five Thousand Vets Returned: To Local Home:

Cigarette-Branded Girl Tells Of Hotel Room Orgy   Army Flier Slashed, Burned Her, 18-Year-Old Testifies In Court

Wheeler Test Today Tops  U.S.Primaries   Voting Also Slated In Arkansas, =~ Wyoming,. Arizona

eeler Race’ in Interest i Primaries   States’ Campaigns shadowed. By. Hot sates Over: Mon‘tonap's Fate ~

MONTANA HA HOT ELECTION ONFOR TODAY   WHEELER AIDED BY TRUMAN, OPPOSED BY ROOSEVELT

JOHN L. LEWIS, MINE OPERATORS IN SHARP CLASH   Producers Claimed Miners “Were Wasting” Time In Negotiations   DEFIES OWNERS TO LEAVE CONFERENCE

Producers’ Accusation  Riles Lewis   UMW Head Clashes With Operators On Time-Wasting Charge

MINERS WASTING TIME AT PARLEY, (PERATORS AVE   Charge Leads to Clash Between John L, Lewis and Chairman of the Producers’ Committee,   TALKS OF UNIONISTS TERMED FILIBUSTER   Flareup Follows Arguments by U. M. W. Spokesmen in Favor of Health and Welfare Fund.

Lewis, O'Neill Clash at Mine Wage Conclave   Owners Say Miners ‘Wasting Time’ in  Negotiations: Strike Threatened April 1

sews Ante AD  Drennan aw’, . ewes gf a ai * pa  one See 2   Clash Follows “Indictment” of Onera ‘ors for Neglect af Minere

NINE DEMANDS SUBMITTED BY JOHN L. LEWIS   OPERATORS CLASH WITH UAW CHIEF AT CONFERENCE

MINERS BOSS AVERS OWNERS KILLED 28,000   John L. Indicts Mine Owners For Working Conditions In  U. S. Pits

Lewis Says 28,000 Miners ‘Slaughtered’   Reconversion Chief Sees Bright Future for America After Strike Settlements

CLASH MARKS MINE PARLE}   Operators’ : Charge Miners _ “Wasting Time” Starts Heated Exchange

Lewis Clashes With Operator ~ In Washinaton   Refutes ‘Charge Miners Are Wasting Time:ln:. Neaotiations

John L. Lewis And Operators Clash At Mee!   Miners Told They Are “Wasting Time” Asking New Contract

Coal Men, Lewis Clash Over C harge Miners Killed, Exploited by Bosses

One Is Shot  As Athens  Rift Flares G.Ls Alerted,  Patrol Streets For Opponents

One Is Shot As Athens Rift Flares  G.IL.s Alerted, Patrol Streets Far Onnonente

New Flare-Up In Tennessee Election Strife   Patrol Fires on Armed Member of Sheriff's Crowd

One Man Shot By GI Patrol  Say Ousted Sheriff Marshalling Forces

SHARPSHOOTERS ATOP BUILDINGS IN ATHENS, TENN   New Armed Clash Feared by Some — Reports Current Ousted Officials Will Invade City.   EX-G, 1S CONVERT JAIL INTO ARSENAL   ‘Strong Force in Courthouse to Resist Any Attack— One Man Is Shot in Leg.

WALLACE FIRES NEW VOLLEY IN BARUCH BATTLE   Each Blames The Other For Grave Dangers Periling Atom Control Plans

WALLACE HITS AT BARUCH IN ATOMIC FUSS   2 Agree, However, Grave Danger Faces U. N. Control Effort

LASHES BACK AT BARUCH: CLAIMS HE IS STUBBORN  BOTH AGREE GRAVE DANGER CONFRONTS

WALLACE HITS BACK AT BARUCH ON ATOM PLANS   Ex-Secretary Claims World Staging ‘Frantic Atomic Bomb Race’

WALLACE TRIES EASY WAY OUT   Ex-Cabinet Officer Attacks Baruch’s Handling of Atomic Program

Wallace Claims Atomic Bomb Race Underway   Former Cabinet Member Hits Back At Baruch For ‘Stubborn’ Approach To Russia

WALLACE AND BARUCH BATTLE OVER CONTROL OF ATOM BOMB   Agree To Danger Confronting U. N. Efforts But Not On Its Causes

Pair Exchange Verbal Tirades Over Progress  Of ‘Atom Plans   U. N. Representative Is Termed ‘Stubborn’ In Russian Approach

Wallace Raps Baruch Atom Control Plan   Boruch Blames Wallace for Public Confusion

Wallace, Baruch Remain At Odds   Each Accuses The Other Of Missing The Point Of Argument.

WALLACE, BARUCH IN BITTER DEBATE QVER ATOM CONTROL PLANS   “PEOPLE CONFUSED ON POLICIES, EX-MEMBER . OF CABINET ASSERTS

Baruch, Wallace. ‘Square Off in [Atomic Squabble   Both Concede Danger In International Setup But Dispute Causes

Baruch, Wallace Battling  OnAtom   Plan For Controls Is Main Point Of Argument

‘weTORIOAL BOCIE" OF MONTANA: HELENA   Baruch, Wallace Disagree As To Cause Of Admitted  Atomic Control Dangers

Baruch, Wallace In Atomic Feud   They Agree On-One- Fact—Bomb Danger

BARUCH, WALLACE BITTERLY DISPUTE ‘ATOMIC DANGERS   3cth Virtually Agreed that Con trol Program Will Be Difficult Task

Wallace Hits Baruch Atom Control Plan   Says His Stubborn Stand Has Created Dangerous Situation

“Stubborness” Of Barueh Hit By Wallace   Former Secretary of Agriculture Says U. 5. Making Unnecessary Demands on Powers

FEUD BETWEEN WALLACE AND ARUCH GROWS   Disagreement Over Atomic Bomb Plan Brings Sharp Words

Wallace Says World Is Engaged in Bomb Race; Baruch  Cites ‘Errors’ i

U.N. Atom Efforts Face Danger, Say Wallace, Baruch   They Differ on Cause of Trouble; Government  Caught in Middle

Ex-Secretary ‘Sticks To Statements On. Atomic Plan, Says) Baruch Avoiding Basic Issucs.

Wallace Hits Back At Baruch In Atom Bomb. Dispute; Both Admit Danger Confronts U. N. Control Efforts

fallace its Back + Baruch   Warns That Frantic «Bomb Race Is lreadv Underway

Governors Join in Call for Balanced Budget   Six Republicans, Ten Democrats United in Views

Governors ASK End to Spending, Budget Balance  Statements Come After Suggestions  7. Peace: Pomme   Ralence Date Set

URGE BUDGET BE BALANCED   Governors of 16 States Also Demand End Of Deficit Spending

FRENCH REDS ~ LEAD PARTIES AT ELECTION   NEW - PREMIER OF FRANCE MAY RE COMMUNIST As ——_RESULT-OF-VOTE-FOR—— ASSEMBLY

Communists Gain Assembly Seats In French Voting   Reds Gain 18 Seats In French Assembly But Cannot Get Premiershin   SOCIALISTS LOSE, P R M GAINS SAME

Arrives in Chicago for Army Parade   President Reported to Favor Strong Force To Protect Weak Nations

Affirm Interest In Red Demand   Acheson Says U.S. Con. cerned With Russian Pro posals In Turkey.

U.S. Taking Interest In Turkey   New Russian Demand: Over Dardanelles Are Being Studied

U.S, PONDERS ACTION IN DARDANELLES RIFT   ‘We’re Actively Interested,’ Acheson Tells Newsmen

Also Asks End to. Leap-Frogging of Wages and Price:   Truman Asks Lewis to Keep Miners Busy Durina Parlevs

Mussolini's Friend, Madeleine Coraboeuf Is In Jail Again Charaed With Espionaae

Sweeney, Kilgore Clash In Debate  Parry Words Over Rep. May Issue

Hunt Person Who Mailed Human Ear   Police And Postal Inspector: Seek Clues

DEMOCRATS DEMAND © A FIGHT TO FINISH   Senators Advise Truman Coal Strike Must Be Settled on Terms ef Government.

America Slave Of Propaganda!  That Is What Noted Soviet Writer Says

‘Pen Is Mightier’  Americans Slaves Of Subtle Propaganda, Red Writer Says

Byrnes Unfolds Plan For J4-Year Rule Of ltalian Colony   Final Peace Will Come When Independence Has Been Earned Fully

Trusteeship Proposal Is Outlined   Italian Colony Plan Made Known by Byrnes

ITALIAN COLONY PLAN IS OFFERED   BYRNES ASKS 10-YEAR TRUSTEESHIP, THEN INDEPENDENCE FOR FOUR.

Some Of Major Measures Face Rocky Journey   Repeal Of Poll Tax Comes Before House This Week

York Homer No. Puts Sox Ahead In World Series   Dave Ferriss’ Shutout : Fiftieth in History Of Baseball Classic

Powerful Swat By Rudy York  Crushes Card:   Homer Nets 3 of Bostan’s 4 Runs As Ferr Blanks St. Louis

NAZIS SOUGHT TO HIDE THEIR OWN EMOTIONS   Some Succeeded, Some Squirmed As Sentences Were Imposed

Nazidom’s Supoermen Try Mightily To Hide Emotions As Time Comes To Squirm

VERDICTS SHAKE NAZI BIG SHOTS   Goering Flushes as Death Sentence Is Pronounced

Nazis Jolted By Sentences In Nuernberg   Defendants Show Varied Reactions; Goering Flushes

When the Time Comes to Squirm-Reactions Etched as the Judge Says ‘Death’

Here’s How Nazis Took Sentences   Some Squirmed, Others Managed To Be Composed

Varied Emotions Shown by Nazis At Death Decrees   Men Who Inflictod Suffering on Millions Squirm at Verdicts.

 Back of the Headlines Soviet Aims for Position In Large Part.of World

Ruffled Reds Mar Paris  Celebration   2nd “Anniversary Of Liberation

Salesman Gives Police Eyewitness Account; Money Is Taken From Messengers  Roads Watched  Troopers Guard 9-W Routes; , Confusio~ on Type of Car

UAW TURNS DOWN OFFER MADE BY GM   Union Is Insisting On Restoration of Cancelled Contract

C10 Auto Union Demands Anothei Cent Increase   Labor Official Says Long Walkout to Go On Indefinitely

UNION SCORNS GM OFFER FOR 18! CENT HIKE   Leader Says Walkout Will Go on Until Terms Are Met

VICE PRESIDENT REUTHER WALKS OUT OF MEETING   Declares Gong Strike Will Last Another Two Months if Corporation Does Not Meet Demands.   HIKE TURNED DOWN PENNY UNDER REQUEST   Official Says U. A. W. Will Not Settle for Less—Also Ask Old Contract Be Reinstated.

Approval Dropped      UAW Rejects GM 18.5 Offer   Demands Contract

Auto Workers Reject New Wage Increase Offer by GM   Company Proposes Raise of 1812 Cents Hourly But Union Hods Out of 19) 4o¢; Long Walkout Passes lis 84th Day

UAW Scorns Wage Boost Of 184 Cent:   Union Says GMC Must Reinstate Old Contract

Major Engagement Being Fought With Greek Rebels  Government Troops Capture Hamlets After Stiff Fight

MAN HUNT SHIFTS   Officers Continue to Search for John Frederick  Benson

Food Allocations Are Not Enough   f ‘Supplies Urgently Needed to Halt Catastrophe, LaGuardia Says

Demand Made For 1d Percent Boost In Rent Ceilings   Congress aT lear ars ; Deman ' From Rental Propert Owners,

Hike In House Rent Opposed   Congress With Election Year Jitters Turn Down Property Owners

Congress Juggles Demand for 15 Per Cent Rent Boost   A Mandatory Hike In General Level Is Sought by Property Owners

Rent Ceiling Rise Talked In Congress   Defeat For Proposal Is Beljeved Likely

Rental Property Owners Recommend That Increase Be Written into OPA Con tintanca Rill

—RENT SO   Congress In No Mood To Boost Rents   Coming Elections ' May Slow Action

Congress Considers Request To Raise  All Rental Properties By 15 Per Cent

Congress Given Request To Hike Residential Rent 15 Percent Above Level

House Jugcles Rental Problem  15 Per Cent Hike  Ie Recaqammended

BOOSTS ASKED IN HOME RENTS   Lobbyists Petition House Committee For Raises

'SOLONS JUGGLE NEW HOUSING HOT POTATO  ‘COMPULSORY RENT HIKE SOUGHT

15 Per Cent Rent Hikes Requested Throughout U.S.   But Congress"Is Cool Toward Increase

15 Per Cent Increase Proposed in Justice to Property Holders in All Sections   Cite Propaganda     O.P.A. Blamed for Strife Between Tenants and  T sawed lexeecd ic:

GENERAL RAISE IN RENTS ASKED   PROPERTY OWNERS WANT 15 PERCENT HIKE EVERYWHERE

Solons Get Request for Rent Boost   Mandatory Increase of 15 Per Cent Recommended To House Committee by Owners’ Representative

Congress Shies From Rent Boost   But Election Year Jitter: May Save Renters From 15 Percent Increase

OPA Continuing State Drive On Black Markets   Six Arrested For  Sugar Violations

Regents Close College  WTSC Students Carry Fight to Canyon Square

CANYON SCHOOL CLOSES; STUDENTS, ON STRIKE, TAKE CASE TO THE TOWN

SWEDEN AND ICELAND MAY GET MEMBERSHIPS   Admission Of Portugal Anf@ Siam Strongly Opposed By UN Committee

SWEDEN BACKED AS U.N. MEMBER   Portugal And Siam Are Strongly Opposed By Poland And France

Sweden, Iceland Tentatively Get U.N. Green Light  Objections Raised tc Portugal, Siam by Poland, France

Swerlen, Iceland Favored for UN Menibershin Role  Security Council Group Oprssis Portugal,

UNMay Take U.N.R.R.A. Control Over   esolution Will Be Submitted To Policy Committee For Approval   Sweden, Iceland's Applications * Tentatively Endorsed By U. N.

APPROVE BIDS OF 2 NATIONS   Sweden, Iceland Unopposed For U. N. Membership; Portugal Blocked

BACK LIBERALS, WALLACE URGES   Participation of U: ‘ons in Politics Applauded

Drive Opens On Major Red  Base in China   Government Troops Move as Assembly Demands Action

PATROL SEEKS” - YACHT VICTIMS   Boat Sinks In Rough Waters Of Lake Michigan

Yacht Sinks Mysteriously In Rough Lake Michigan   Hessel, 92 Feet Long, Goes Doun as U.S Coast Guard Attempts to Place Line Aboard; Dinghy Missing

Seek Survivors Of Sunken Yacht   Sinks Mysteriously as Coast Guard Boat Nears Her

Coast Guard Patrols Seek Survivors Of Lavish Yacht Seen To Sink In Rough Sea

Yacht Goes Down Mysteriously In Lake Michigan   Vessel Owned By Manu paegry Sinks “Without a ign of Life Aboard”’

YACHT SINKS IN LAKE MICHIGAN   MYSTERY SURROUNDS SINKING OF $75,000 VESSEL NEAR SHORE

3 BELIEVED DEAD AS YACHT SINKS   Craft Lost Mysteriously Ir Rough Lake Michigan

BiG YACHT SINKS ON LAKE MICHIGAN; NO TRACE OF CREW   Coast Guard Searches for Three Men Known to. Hava Reen Ahoord

MYSTERY VEILS SHIP’S SINKING   Luxury Yacht Goes Down Apparently Without Cause In Lake Michigan; Hunt Survivors.

SEE TRACES OF YACHT   Coast Guard Spots Hits of Wreckage of Verano in Lake Michigan

LAVISH YACHT SINKS IN LAKE   Coast” Guardsmen Seek Trio 2 OF ‘Survivors s

HUNT SURVIVORS OF SIG YACHT IN LAKE MICHIGAN   Vessel Sinks Mysteriously En Route to Holland for Repairs

LAVISH YACHT SINKS MYSTERIOUSLY IN LAKE  ‘Rescue Boat Had Just Reached Her

Mystery Curtains Sinking of Lavish Yacht Off Michigan   Vessel Goes Down Just as Coast Guard Boat Reaches Her Side

LESSON FOR REST OF WORLD SEEN IN ATTEMPT BY INDIA’S DIVERSE FACTIONS TO ATTAIN NEW UNITY

RAINBOW OF PEACE OVER INDIA- Moslem-Hindu Compromises An Ohiect Lesson’ To UN 

Spirit of Conciliation Displayed In India an Object Lesson to U. N.

TRUMAN CALLED UPON TO HOLD PRICE LINE   National League of Women Voters Urges Effart to Avoid Higher Lisine Coxt«,

WORST LABOR TIE UP IN NATION'S HISTORY MAY BE AVERTED   Bowles Protests $4 Hike In Steel Prices To Avoid A Strike

REPORT GOVT. WILL PERMIT PRICE BOOST   Regard - Development As Likely Step In Averting Strike

Resume Parley . To Avert Strike Of Steelworkers   Settlement. May. Point Te Peace In Other Industries

Hope Seen For Avertine Steel Strike   U.S. Steel, CIO Plan To Resume Wage Negotiations

HOPE GROWS FOR AVERTING STEEL STRIKE   QUICK SETTLEMENT MAY SPEED PEACE IN INDUSTRY

Wage Parleys Resume Today   U. S. Steel to Again Begin Wage Negotiations With CIO

U.S, STEEL MEETS WITH UNION TODAY TO DISCUSS WAGES   ‘Truman Faet-Finding Board Announces Two Sides Will Resume Bargaining in New York.   HOPE FOR AVERTING WALKOUT INCREASES   Price Rise of $4 a Ton for Industry’s Products Reported Favored by Snyder and Collet.

Officials Hope That Settlement Will Pave Way for Peace In Other Industries  ACT A fay Hy tei  VIU.D.

See hope of peace for labor   Steel industry to bargain again  iu —

U.S. Agencies Argue Over  Price Boost   Settlement Might Point Way to Peace In Other Industries

D. A. R. TO HEAR NATIONAL LEADER   Mrs, Joseph G. Forney To Address Local Chaptop.

DAR TO HEAR FORMER STATE ‘REGENT SPEAK   Mrs. Joseph G, Fortiey to Address Saturday Session at Library Here

Controls End For Several — Commodities   Canned, Fresh Food Listed by Anderson; Effective Immediate!

Order Becomes Effective Today; Meat Under OPA   Fruits, Vegetables, Wool, Tobacco Also Freed

Farm Product Controls Offi   Rents to Be Maintained at Present Levels, OPA Administrator Says

CEILINGS LEFT ONLY ON RICE, SUGAR, RENTS   CURBS ON SALARIES AND WAGES LIFTED IN ONE STROKE

Leaves Sugar, Rice, Rent In Pegged Class   President Says High Prod uction Removes Hazard Ol loflatinn.

Price, Wage Controls Abolished by Truman   Only Rent, Rice and Sugar Ceilings Exempted From Sweeping Order; OPA to Fold Soon; Housing Authority Hopes to Continue

President In Blanket Move   Says Price Control Law As Passed Unworkable; Housing Controls Retained

SWEEPING ORDER MADE BY TRUMAN   Many Items Are Affected by New Directive

CEILINGS STILL REMAIN ON RENTS, SUGAR AND RICE   President, in Restoring Econ omy to Free Basis, Hints ©  Increases May Be Grant . ed Landlords.   Declares Legislators Passed  Unworkable Law—Raps —  Withholding of Goods From Market. '

OPA, Wage Unit Die Under Truman Edict  Government Controls on Pay Halt; Future Boost for Landlords Hinted

Truman Raises Controls   Leaves Only Rents. Sugar And Rice; May Wipe Out Those On Rents

Rent. Rice And Sugar Unaffected  OPA Is Doomed Surprise Order 7 ‘il. peer  iia Wie

Rents, Rice And Sugar Rules Stay   Order by Truman Lifts All Wage Regulation In Lines Freed.

Sugar, Rice And Rentals  Exceptions  ~ Unworkable Law Given as Reason

Houses, Sugar And Rice Stull Under Ceilings   President?s Sweeping Urder Spells Speedy End of Paul Porter's  OPA Agency   WSB Also Goes Qut of Business   Re nt Ceilings Will Be Continued; Truman Jndieules They May Be  Jun ined

vinced Time Has Come  President Says He Is me When They’re Useless   Autos, All Heavy Items Are Affecte   Order Automatically Lift Wage Controls From Affected Industries

‘Congress Blamed _  For OPA Failure   Truman Returns Economy To Free Basis   Jingling the News

Speedy End of OPA Seen as Price  Ceiling Canceled   Government Controls on Everything Except Rents, Sugar and Rice Are Wiped Out With Executive Order

Rents, Sugar, Rice Unaffected But Landlords May Be Granted Increases Later, Hints President

New OPA Law Is Blamed In President's Decree; Rent. Sugar Rules Stay

Controls On Rent To Be Continued  Pay Curbs Dropped; WSB To Be Closed

Reni Curbs Continued;  OPA Is Out   Congress Held to Blame For Providing Nation With Unworkable Law

Rents, Sugar And Rice All OPA Has Left   Raps Congress For Failure to  Make Law Work

Rents, Sugar, Rice Only Items Left   Automobiles, Clothing Included in Big List Ordered Freed

Truman Lifts Controls Off Of Everything But Houses,Sugar And Rice

Rents, Sugar, Rice Are Not Affected   Paul Porter Expected to Quit Ac OPA Business Draws to End

Wage: Controls’ Swept Away With Price Curbs; Ceilings on Rents May Be Raised, Truman Hint

Exempt Sugar, Rice And Rent   Price Lid On Home Sales Stays But Materials Freed

Curbs On Rents Are Retained Over U.S.”   HST Also Drops Wage Program Ir Latest Move: Porter May Resign

Price Controls Swept Off Wages; Rents, Sugar and Rice Only Remaining Items   President Convinced Further Continuance Would Harm Nation's Economy; Automobiles Among Goods Freed: Paul Porter to Resian

Hints Boost — In Dwelling Rentals Soon    Sweeping Order Leaves Only Sugar, Rice  of Food Supplies Under Price Control.

Kent, Sugar, Rice Stay  Under Regulations; All Other Ceilings Junked

Only Rent, Sugar and Rice Remain on the OPA Docket; WSB Is Out of Business   Order Automatically Lifts Wage Controls from the   Industries in Which They Were Imposed; President™   Claims Rent Control Must and Will Be Continued

All Wage Controls and All Price Ceilings Except Those on Rents, Sugar and Rice Are Wiped Out   President Takes Poke at Congress Which He Has Blamed for Difficulties With His Stabilization Proqram

RIVETER ROSIE SLIPPING OFF THE PAYROLL   Report 3 Million Working Women Left The Ranks

Annual Meeting OF Cooperative  ~~ Set- For F eb. 5   Full Length Movie, ‘ Financial Report And Election Are Scheduled 

Pickets Close Oklahoma City, Tulsa Plants   Calls Outside Both Cities Limited to  Death Messages, It Is Now Announced

PICKETS CHECK PHONE SERVICE IN TULSA, 0. €.   Only Emergency Long Distance Service Maintained — No Other State Walkouts

Phone Board Establishes Strike Date   150,000 Workers To Be Affected In Walkout March 7

PHONE WALKOUT IS UNANIMOUSLY VOTED MARCH 7   33 Affiliated Unions Are Expected To Respect Picket Lines   SOME PROGRESS IN GM NEGOTIATIONS

17 ’Phone Unions Are Strike-Bent; To Picket Others   Walkout Set For 6 A. M.; 33 Unions, Not Called Out, To Respect Picket Lines

Phone Workers Call National Strike March    Union’s Bo ard Votes Unanimous for Walkout 5

Phone Strike Set for March 7   Union President Makes Announcement

Meat Industry Is  Skeptical of  Renewed Controls Stern Enforcement  Measures Needed, Spokesman Predicts

Demand Veto Use Be ‘Retained   Russia Asks Nations To Outlaw Atomic Weapons By Treuiy.

Battle Continues Over Atom Veto   Complete System Of Control Laid Befare U.N. Commission

Russia Demands Action To Outlay Atomic Weapons   Gromyko Charges Atom Used Exclusively For Ageressive Arms

Wants Separate Items Discussed   Russian Envoy Speaks To Most Critical Meeting Of U. N. Atomic Energy Commission; Urges Removal Of ‘Defects’

Charge A-Bombs Still Produced   Russia Urges Action To Outlaw Weapons

RUSSIA REJECTS WAIVER OF VETO   GROMYKO CALLS FOR FULL DISCUSSION OF U, S, ATOMIC PLAN

SOVIET REJECTS U.S, PLANS FOR ATOMIC SETUP   Gromyko Charges This Country with Trying To Revise UN’s Charter

Baruch Enters Atom Control Finish Fight   Will Again Demand Exclusion of Veto in Gode Violations

Baruch “Moves For Passage Over Protest   Russian Tactic May Postpone Decision Wanted by U.S.

RUSSIA CALLS FOR OUTLAWING OF A-WEAPONS   Flatly Rejects U. S. Proposal That Veto Bea Waived on Atom

Reject U.S. Proposal to Waive Veto   Proposal Would Destroy Existing Bomb Supply; Baruch Leads Fight

Waiver Of Veto Draws A Flat Turn-Down   Aggressive Arms Production Goes On Gromyko Charges

Wants Arms Ban, But Refuses to Outlaw the Veto   Gromyko Restates Soviet Plan for Controlling Atom; U. 8. Plan Up For Vote

U.S. No Veto Atomic \Control Plan Urged   Problem Put Squarely Before Full U. N. Atomic Energy Commission

Leader Rejects US Plan For Veto   Item-By-Item Talk Is Demaded At  U.N. Session

Russians Demand Quick Outlawing OF Atom Weapons   ‘Gromyko Says That Energy’s Sole Use Js Arms Production

Russia Rejects U. S. Demand To Waive Veto   Gromyko Charges It Revises Whole L. N. Charter

Russia Calls For Action To Outlaw Atomic Weapons   - Charges Atomic Energy Still Being Used Only For Producing Aggressive Arms; U. S. For Ban Of Veto

Restate Plan For Contro! Of Energy   Russia Rejects U. S. Proposal That Veto Be Waived

SOVIET REJECTS U.S. DEMAND 10 KILL ATOM VETO   Gromyko Favors Thorough Discussion Of American Pian For Controls ,*

RUSSIAN DELEGATE CALLS FOR FURTHER DISCUSSION OF AMERICAN ATOM PLAN

Says U.S. ls Revising Charter   Punishment for States Violating Control Code Under U.N. Fire

RUSSIA CHARGES ATOMIC ENERGY GOING INTO ARMS   Soviet Spokesman Calls For Urgent Action To Outlaw Such Weapons—U. S. Proposal For Waiver Of Veto Rejected By Gromyko—Bernard Baruch Moves That American Plan Be Adopted And Sent To United Nations Security Council

Reds Reject U. 5. Demand To Waive Veto   Gromyko Proposes American Plan for Atomic Control Be Discussed in Detai!

Russia Rejects Demand For Veto Waiver   Gromyko Attacks Veto Removal Proposal As Revision of Charter

U.S. ACCUSED OF CHANGING CHARTER   Baruch Seeks To Take Veto Out Of Atomic Talks   GROMYKO   Asks Item-By-ltem Debate On American Program; Report Due Tuesday

Urgent Action Demanded To Outlaw Bomb   Reject U.S. Plan to Waive Veto; Charge Attempt To Alter U. N. Charter

REDS ASSERT A-BOMBS ARE BEING MADE   Declare Nuclear Energy Still Being Used Exclusively for Armaments and Cling to Veto Power in Control System.

U.S. Stages Fight. To Outrule Veto  On Atomic Control '89-Page Report   "89-Page Report Puts Problem to UN Eneray Group

Gromyko Calls For Outlawing Of New Weapon   Flatly Rejects Baruch Plan for Waivina Veto

Russia Rejects U.S. ‘No Veto’ Atom Proposal   Calls for Urgent Action to Outlaw Nuclear Weapons .

Gromyko Rejects No Bomb Veto  Baruch Fights For U. S. Position. -

Waiving of Veto Power Denied bi Soviet Delegate   Gromyko ‘Reinstates’ Moscow Proposai for Outlawing Weapon

Calls For Discussion  Soviet Rejects Demanc For No Atom Pian Veto

Russia Rejects U.S. Proposal r On Means Of Outlawing Veto In Atomic Violation Punishment   Groiyko — Says U Ss. Method Would Be Violation of United Nations’  Charter.

Russia Wants Veto for Atom Control   Lengthy Discussion Asked by Gromyko On American Plan

Reds Call For Discussion Of Atomic Plan   Proposal Would Postpone Early Decision On Issue

GROMYKO IS OPPOSED 10 ATOMIC PACT   Soviet Deegate Rejects U. S$. Demand Veto Be Waived On Proposal Fer Centrol

Gromyko Opposes U.S.Bid to Erase Veto in Atom Plar   Russian Seeks Item by Item Discussion of U. S. Proposal

Gen. Bradley Scor ‘es Legion Comnunies   In Address at National Convention  In San Francisco B, P. D. Eldred

: Legionnaires Back Commander in Feud With Gen. Bradley; ‘Call for Congress Session to Amend Vet Training Act

Kuriles Given to  Reds by Roosevel   Byrnes Reveals Secret Agreement at Yalta

POLITICAL DONATIONS  QUESTIONED   Suspect Firms of Charging Them Of As Business  Expense

URGES PROBE OF CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Brewster Cites Pauley Case Ravalatiane ac Rencan

STATE LABOR COMMISSIONER   Former Santa Fe Engineer is Appointed by Schoennel

 Shipbuilders Threaten Strike; Detroit’s Transit Strike Ends  No Coal Settlement Yet in Sight; Shinhuilderc Wald Chics 18 Dinumte

TRANSIT TELP, BIGGS STOPPAGE END IV DETRO   Strike Notice Filed’ by ClO  Marine, Shipbuilding Union Involving 75,000   TWO SETTLEMENTS NEAR   Akron Transit and . H. C, Disputes Are Expected to End Shortly

SHIPBUILDING STRIKE THREATENS; SOFT COAL WALKOUT UNCHANGED   TRANSPORTATION IN DETROIT ROLLS FOR FIRST. TIME IN WEEK

Two Big Strikes Are Ended Today   5,000 Drivers Return To Work In Detroit; Miners Remain Idle

No Settlement In Sight for Coal Strike   Two Walkouts End as New Threat Arises By Shipbuilders

SHIP WORKERS SERVE NOTICE   Two Major Strikes End as Third Looms

20 or 25 Injured In Train Wreck In South Dakota   Olympia Passenger of Milwaukee Road Hits Freight

U.S. Plan on A-Bomb Urged   Evatt Rejects Russ Proposal on Control

No Gambling in State is Report   Non-Existent Due To Thomson Law: Savage

SAYS NATION NOT INVOLVED IN SPY PROBE   Asserts America Alone Has ‘Know-How’ On Bomb Making

  Byrnes Denies American Citizens Are Involved in Atomic Espionage

Says Top U.S. Atomic Plans In Safe Hand:   Byrnes Believes America Alone Has A-Bomb “Know How”

BYRNES SAYS ATOMIC BOMB SECRETS, SAFE   Tells Newspaper Men At Conference, No Arrests Contemplated

Atom Bomb Secrets Safe From Spies, Byrnes Says   Expects No Arrests OU. S. Citizens . In Espionage Case Revealed hw Canada

Byrnes Claims Atomic Secrets Safe from Spies   Secretary Contends U. S. Alone Has ‘Know How’ of Atomic Bomb; Sees No Reasons for Espionage Arrests Here

NO AMERICAN CITIZEN MIXED UP IN LEAKS   U. S. ALONE HOLDS BOMB KNOW-HOW, NATION TOLD

A-BOMB SECRET > REMAINS \ U.S  Byrnes Claims Country   Byrnes Claims Country Has Exclusive Knowledoe

A-BOMB SECRET BELIEVED SAFE   Byrnes Says This Country Is Only Nation With Atomic Know-How

Atom Bomb Secrets Safe From Spies, Says Byrnes   No Citizens involved

STATE SECRETARY SAYS ONLY AMERICA HAS THE KNOW - HOW   Official Believes Tor Atom Secrets Safe From Spies Of Any Nation

Byrnes Asserts ‘Top American Bomb Secrets Safe   Secretary Tells Reporters He Believes That This Country Alone Has Know-How: Doesn't Expect Arrests

No Americans Involved in Canadian Ring   Capitol Hill Also Shows Concern Over (Juestion of Secrecy  Of A-Bomb Making

Secretary Hesifates ‘To Say- Whether Russia Concerned “With Atomi¢: Pala

FIVE ARE KILLED IN GAS LINE BLAS!   Victims Are Blown 100 to 300 Feet by Force of Explosion.

PROTECTIVE ASSN TO FURTHER PLANS FOR DEL. VALLEY   Name Committee To Study Problems for Retaining : The Natural Beauties   INDUCT NEW MEMBERS

Veto Dispute Carried Over to Next Week   Pressure Brought by the Smaller Nations Bringing Results

'U.N. Speeches Point to Drive For Definition of Veto Powers And Modification of Its Uses

Veto Issue Still No.  UN Problem   Norway Brings Pressure to Bear On Franco Spain

ISSUE OF VETO DOMINATES U.N.   Pressure May Force New Definition of Power

Little Hope Of Revising Charter Seen   Drive Aimed At Reds To Get Modifications Of Powerful Veto Use

U.N. DELEGATES WILL SEEK CURB. ON USE OF VETO   Norway, Chile and Turkey Join in Drive at New York Meeting for Limitation  of Some Sort.   ITS ELIMINATION APPEARS UNLIKELY   Forty Countries Remain to Speak on Issue as Prelude’ to Full-Scale Debate in November.

Explosive Veto Issue Remains ‘Top Problem   Signs That Pressure Might Force Sharp Definition Of Uses

Norway Urges Action To Hold Franco In Spain  Little Chance For Charter Revision; ‘Reckless’ Use OF  Oe ae = Sete: $= Eee MO Oe

Veto Still Number One IssueonUN Assembly’ S ‘Agenda   Little Chance Seen For Elimination of The Bia Five Power

Top Problem Ts Veto at U.N. Meet   Definition of Its Uses May Be Result of Debate

Veto Is Number  U.S. Issue   Signs Indicate Pressure Might Shape Definition Of Voting Power

Veto Remains No. 1 Question Of UN Assembly   Little Possibility Of Charter Revision  Seen at Present

VETO REMA HOT ISSUE AT U.N. ASSEMBLY   NEARLY 40 NATIONS LEFT TO SPEAK IN DEBATE

Nations Seek Modification Of Veto Use   Little Possibility Seen Fo: Revision Of Charter Fo Elimination Of Veto.

Veto Still Top Issue As U.N. Closes Week   Little Chance Seen Of : Charter Revision To Elim- , inate Vexing Point; Spanish Issue Bobs Up Again

Sharper Definition Of Veto Asked By UN Assembly   Norway Delegate Say  Power Meant for Safeguard Use Only

Sharper Definition Of Veto Asked By UN Assembly  Norway a Say: Power Safequard Use ani

+ _§TILL NO. 1 QUESTION —  UN Session Unlikely To Kliminate Veto

Veto Issue Main Topie Before U.N.   Hope Fades for Complete Elimination; Norway, Turkey, Chile Support Modification Plan

Veto Issue Is Still Before UN Assembly  Modification Of its Use By Reds May Be Forced

VETO ISSUE IS STILL THE TOP U.N. QUESTION   Increasing Pressure May Force Definition Of Voting Power Uses

More Nations Join Faction °  Against Veto   Reasonable Use of Power Demanded by Speakers * ht TT OWN) Agcomhl vy se

DRASTIC ACTION IS ASKED  Curbs On Use Of Veto In UN Sessions Demanded

Revision Of Charter ‘Not Likely   Norway Thrusts Spanish Question Into Spotlight Again

‘Excessive Use By Russia Hit   Norway Seeks Full Debate on Franco

PROBLEM OF VETO PLAGUES NATIONS   UN Concludes First Week Of Debates

OPA INDECISION BRINGING  MORE PROBLEMS TO NATION; MEAT SHORTAGE TO CONTINUE

Cl0- UAW LOCAL VOTES ACCORE   Detroit. Unit. Costs 1,200. Bal‘lots Favoring New Agree. ‘ment with GM

(10 UAW Workers Vole Favorably   First Local Overwhelmingly For New Agreement

Phantom Killer Baffles Police   Assault Case Probe Brings Conflicting Views From Principals.

Officers In Two States Seeking Phantom Killer   Conflicting Stories Are Told About Slayer

PASSENGERS SAVED FROM BURNING SHIP   Brazilicn Transport. Catches Fire at Seq

NEW. CARDINAL. ~ DIES IN EIRE   CARDINAL GLENNON SUCCUMBS TO ILLNESS WHILE ENROUTE TO ST. LOUIS FROM ROME

CIO Workers Off Jobs on West Coast   Ports Virtually Paralyzed Pending Acceptance or Rejection of Terms of New Agreement

Darkening Labor Picture Depressing Factor but ‘Market Trade is Lively

Little Hope Held For Early Settlement Of Packers’ Dispute :  PRESIDENT TRUMAN  DEMANDS SHOWDOWN IN STEEL STRIKE  Police, Pickets And Non. Strikers Fight In Kansas City

Senate Committee Koeps Hands Off ‘Justices’ Batlle   Congress Apparently Doing Nothings —

QNE DEAD, 83 HURT IN RAILROAD WREGK   Rear-End Collision Of Passen ger Trains

Two Commuter Trains In Crash   One Person Killed And At Least 83 Injured In New Jersey Accident

Acres and Acres --of Surplus Telephones !—  Probe Bares Incompetence   Othman Shudders Thinking of Revelations

WAA in 'Fog Over Where Surpluses Are   75,000 Seek: Electrical: Equipment but Warehouses ‘M issing’

MCCORMICK SAYS CRISIS IS BIGGEST IN U.S. HISTORY  CHARGES MONEY MAD   CHARGES MONEY MAD MILLIONAIRES HOLD REPUBLICAN REINS

McCORMICK TELLS GOP DEMOCRATS ARE PAC-RULED   Is Republican  Day Speaker At State Fair; New Attendance Record

UNO Site Committee Would Permit Residents of Chosen Area To Stay

NEW RULES FACE WELFARE SETUP   Regulations will Tighten Up Rest Home Operations

SWISS RESCUE PARTY REACHES DOWNED PLANE   All Americans Alive;  Evacuation Work Starts Sunday

2wiss Rescuers Say 8 Of Party Are in Need Of Medical Care but All Reported as Alive

Climbers Reach Aireraft in Alps   73 Swiss at Site Prepare to Bring 11 Americans to Safety Today“

Army Planning Release of Most Draftees   Economy, Efficiency Said Objectives Of Newest Program

ARMY TO SPEED UP DISCHARGES   GREASES SKIDS FOR MAJORITY OF 300,000 WARTIME DRAFTEES

Army Releasing War Drattees   Economy, Efficiency _Given as Reasons far Decicion

Discharge Rate To Be Speeded   300,000 Wartime Draftees Still in

Some Drattees to Get Discharges   Big Share of 500,000 Men to Be Released In Efficiency Move

Safford Cites Reports That Recipients Of Relief Forced to Register As Demos

INTIMIDATION OF RELIEF CLIENTS IS CHARGED TO DEMOS   Safford Says People Getting Relief Were Forced to  Register as Demos

U.S. -Bulgar Relations To New Low      American Diplomatic Recognition of Slav State Less Likely  As Incidents Pile Up

Recognition Of Bulgaria Now Is Doubtful.   Compliance With Censorship Orders Of Reds Cited

BULGARIA ACTION WEAKENS CHANCES FOR RECOGNITION   State Department Bluntly Accuses Russia of Forc Le ee Meee

Orders Censorship Bulgaria Chance  Of United States Recognition Slim

 Bulgaria Is‘In Bad’  With U.S.   Bowing To Suppressior Of U.S. Note At Behest Of Russia Lessens Recognition Chances

Bulgar Drift Lessens Chance for Recognition   Compliance With Soviet Censorship Order May Affect FS) Acting

BULGARIAN CENSORSHIP EMPHASIZES RUSSIA’S TIGHT CONTROL IN BALKANS

Yanks Protest Quick Bulgaria ‘Door-Slamming   Kremlin-Inspired Censorship Lid Is Swiftly Imposed By Reaime In Sofia

Bulgaria-U. S. Ties Strained   Censorship Edict Sets OLf Protesis

BULGARS QUICK TO OBEY REDS’ CENSOR EDICT   Action Stresses Soviet Aim To Close Balkan Door on Western Allies

Bulgaria Left Negro’s Role Out In Cold In Education By Obedience Is Discussed

Bulgaria News Gag Is Applied   'U. S. Protest Against Red-Influenced Poll! Kept From People

Censorship In Nation Causes Sharp Rebuke   AMERICAN OFFICIALS TO IGNORE PLEAS FOR AIM

Bulgaria’s Compliance — With Soviet Censorship 'Rarrier To U. S. Relations

Bulgarian Bow To Russia Irks United: States   Chances: of -  Recognition. Fade Rapidly

RECOGNITION! FOR BULGARIA DIMMED BY NEWS CURBING   Red-Inspired Censorship Gets Denunciation From U. S, Diplomatic Sources

DECONTROL BOARD NAMED BY TRUMAN   Quick Confirmation By Senate Is * Expected

Men Named By Truman Given 0. K.   Senate May Act on Nomina tions Today — Two Ap pear Before Committee

DECONTROLLING BOARD GETS OK   OPA Resumes Speedy Pace To Meet Formulas Of New Measure

NEW AGENCY TO HAVE OVER ALL PRICE POWERS   First Task Will Be to Decide Controls on Meat, Butter

Decision on Ceilings on Meat and Dairy Products to be Made by Three Members.   DRIVES ATTEMPT TO HOLD COSTS

Senate Banking Committee Meets to Determine Whether Hearings to New OPA Decontrol Board are  Necessary — No Snpeatetn Expected.

67 DROWN AS SHIP SINKS IN STORM   Two Vessels Are Lost South Of Ensenada, B. C.

6] Thought Lost In Ship Sinking  Freighter, Fishing Boat Sunk By Gale

2 Vessels  Sink Off.  Ensenada   67 Believed Drowned as Mexican Freighter, U.S. Craft Lost

Fear 67 Dead As Ships Sink   Vessels Go Down In Storm Off Mexican Coast

87 Missed In Pacific  Disasters   2 Ships Sink in Gale-Lashed Seas; Liner Founders Off Alaska

b/ FEARED LOST IN SHIP SINKING   Mexican Freighter Goes Down In Severe Storm,

Ships Sink Off Mexican Coast  Freighter Attempts To Aid Fishing Boat During Heavy Gale

Occupation Army Warned Against Bullying of Japs   Eichelberger Tells Soldiers Their Attitude Endangers Mission

JAP MESSAGE 10 COUNCIL CALLED RED PROPAGANDE   Atcheson Says Original Dor‘ument Written in "For. - - slanlenaucce”

Atcheson Hits Jap May Note   Seen as Move to Attempt to. Spread Communism. He Savs

Charges Russians Trying To _ Spread Propaganda in Japan   See Yoshida as’ Premier

Red Member of Jap Council Called Down by Mac’s Aide For Distributing May Day Message

UJ. 5. OFFICIAL IN  JAPAN SAYS REDS  URGE COMMUNISM MACARTHUR ADVISER IN  CLASH WITH RUSSIAN MEMPEP NC CONCH

SAYS RUSSIA IS SPREADING COMMUNISM   M’Arthur’s Political Adviser Accuses Soviets of Attempting to Put Over Red Propaganda in Japan.

MacArthur Adviser Reveals May Day Message to Council   Atcheson Calls it An Effort to Spread Red Propaganda ©

Propaganda, Says Acheson   Says Russ Jap May Day Message to Council Effort To Spread Communist Ideas

FAO REPORT ON FOOD CONDITIONS   Organization Pictures Suffering and Starvation im Vast Areas (of World While United States Has Abundance,

GHITIGZES U8, (IN FAAN HELP   UN Group Holds America Could Do More Toward Relieving Hunger   BLEAK PICTURE DRAWN   Situation Abroad to Become Worse in Spring, Says International Group

MAJOR FOOD CRISIS STILL FACES WORLD   Dismal Christmas Picture Painted of Suffering and Starvation In Many Areas.

UN CO PAINTS GLOOM} FOOD PICTURE   Many Nations Hungry As United States Enjoys Plenty

Octopuses a Mystery   West Virginia Swimming Hole Yields Six anc No One Knows How They Got There

Robert Hayes, 35, Rew, Victim  Of Lease Accident   Suffered Fractured skull In Fall From Pole Monday

Rew Man Hurt Fatally in Oil Lease Accident   Robert D. Hayes, 35, Falls from Drilling Pole; Rites Thursday

Woman, 23, Is Victim of Fire  Follows One - Year - Old Son in Death

Ralph Miracle Will Be Secretary of Livestock Office  Former Valley Ranche Is Appointed to Succeed Paul Raftery

Ralph Miracle Will Be Secretary of Livestock Office  Former Valley Ranche

He Was Proud of Being From Texas   So His Enalish Widow Is Carrving Out A Mission

450 British War Brides Dock at New York Afte Perilous Voyage: Widow Brings Child to Texas

Taft Blasts Democrats For Building Up Russians   Claims Party Making Soviet as ‘Great a Threat to Peace as Nazis Were in 1939

ALABAMA PICKS ClO; CANDIDATE   Three Other Union-Backed Nominees Lose in Primary

l0-Backed Candidate Wins Alabama Governorship; 3 Others Defeated

ClO Candidate Nominated For Governor in Alabama; Election Held in 5 States

PRIMARY ELECTION RETURNS COUNTED            WO Candidate Is Winner _In Alabama Race for Governor.

C10 Wins In Alabama But  Loses In Cal.   Other Candidates In New Jersey And Alabama Are Defeated At Primaries.

FUEL SUPPLIES SHRINKING FAST   Rochester Strike Settled As Government Works On Maritime Dispute

JAILED FOR FATAL ~ SCALDING OF AUNT   Man Admits Pouring Boiling Woter on Invalid

MAN HELD IN AUNT’S DEATH   Woman, 86, Dies After Boiling Water’ Is Poured Over Her

Plan Action To Halt "Squatter” Invasion   London Communist Party Takes Responsibility for Influx

Konev Is Appointed Russian Commander  Rrilliant Soviet Officer Succeeds Zhokoy   Brilliant Soviet Officer Succeeds Zhokov In Charge Of All Powerful Ground Forces

KONEV NAMED HEAD OF RUSSIAN ARMIES   Marshal Succeeds Zhukov Aided Berlin Capture

KONEV PROMOTION NOW CONFIRMED   Succeeds Zhukov as Head Army Ground Forces of Soviet Russia

\  ‘Democratic Leader Barkley Puts Atomic Control Bill On Senate's ‘Must’ List   Stands Ground Against Other Measures That Miqht Delay British Loan Showdown

ATOM CONTROL ON MUST LIST   Barkley Stands Firm On  Demand For Showdown  On British Loan

Atomic Control Legislation Put On ‘Must’ List   Barkley Strives For Action on Loan to Britain

Atomic Control (On “Must” List   Barkley Stands Ground On Other Measures To Delay Loan Debate

Atomic Control  On ‘Must’ List   Senate Appears Far From Agreement On Much Legislation

Senate Body Ok's Army,  Naw Mernar ¥ ] bbw yvi   Military Committee Votes 10-1 to Send Measure to Floor

ATOM CONTROL ON ‘MUST’ LIST   Barkley Against Delay on British Loan Bill

Barkley Stands  Ground On Loan   Domestic Control Measure To Get Consideration

Barkley Asks Early Ballot On Loan Bill   Atomic Legislation 1s On ‘Must’ Slate

SENATOR BARKLE' PUTS BOMB ISSUE ON MUST” LIST   Stands Ground For Showdown on British Loon

Atom Control! Kept On List By Barkley   Senate Committee Backs Bill Merging U. S. Armed Forces

$133 Millions Are Nasted on Useless Oil Line in Alaska   Chief of Staff Defied Senators to Build 133-Mile Project

- Admiral Gets Apology—Or Does He? — ‘Review Dead Duck Pipeline   Oil Line Carries Useless Trickle; ‘Staff Get Blame

Verdon Boy Dies of Polio; Sth Fatality  Orthopedic Now Has 46 Patients

Another Polio Death As List Mounts To 303   Verdon Boy Is Sth Victim Here

OVERSEAS VET SHOOTS WOMAN. KILLS HIMSELF   Rejected Suiter Kills Woman In Uniontown While Her Children Watch

Stassen Will Get Test InNebraska   Nomination Chances May Be Guided by Gubernatorial] Race

Stassen Faces Nebraska fest.   Stakes Are High In Senatorial Primary

Puts Chips Down in Nebraska Vote _ Primary May Make  r Break Stassen

WINS GOLD MEDAL   Stassen-Backed Candidate Runs  Nebraska Vote Tests Chances

Hopes Allis-Chalmers Dispute Can Be Settled Without U. S. Seizure

No Decision On Seizure Allis Plants   Truman Says He Hopes Government Won’t Have  to Take Them

U. S. Confused, Seeks a Leader, Wallace Declare:   People See Him as Symbol Of Peace, Ousted Commerce Head Says

People Seek Leader, Henry Wallace Says   Ousted Cabinet Member Finds Everybody Likes Him Because Of His Personal Views On Peace

UN FOREIGN POLICY   U. & i “Levying for Leadership Former Secretary Says Today in New York Talk.   SPEAKER STATES PEOPLE ‘CONFUSED’

COURT RULES PRESIDENT OF MINE UNION HAD NOT PURGED SELF OF CONTEMPT CHARGES   Objection of Attorneys for UMW Boss That Action Wes Without Jurisdiction Is Overruled By Justice Goldsborough   DEFENDANT SITS SILENT IN JAMMED CHAMBERS

John L. Lewis Is Ordered to Stand Trial Wednesday on a  Charge of Contempt of Court   Court Overrides Objections of UMW Counsel That He Lacked Jurisdiction and Refuses to Grant Delay in Openina Lewis Trial

Attempt to Delay Hearing Refused By Federal Judge   Goldsborough Holds UMW Chief Failed To Purge Himself of Cantempnt: Case Onens Wednesdar

Lewis Must Face Charges On Wednesday   FEDERAL JUDGE ORDERS MINE BOSS INTO COURT

Hearing Is Docketed For Wednesday Morn   Little Hope Seen for Jail Sentence Making Coal Chieftain a Martyr for Labor

Goldsborough Refuses Attempt To Delay Case By UMW Lawyers; Charge Court Lacks Jurisdiction

Defense Counsel’s Objection That Court Lacks Jurisdiction Overruled

Court Agrees To Postpone Hearing But Holds Stand   Judge Holds Leader Has Not Purged Himself Of Contempt In Connection With Miners Being Off Job

Court Rules UMW Chief Must Answer For Strike    Judge Goldsborough Quick In Brushing ‘Aside Union Moves

HEAD OF UMW FACES CHARGES FOR CONTEMPT   Federal Judge Sets Case for Wednesday; Dimout Is Monday Nizht

UMW Chieftain To Face Judge For “Contempt”   Miners’ Boss Fails To Purge Self Of Contempt Citation At Hearing Today; Asks Trial Delay; Not Allowed.

AKL, Mine Union Chief Challengés.Court Contempt Citation; Overruled In Request For Delay of Trial.

Plot to Infiltrate Korean Communists ‘Into South Korea ‘Disclosed in Document

NO MOVE MADE BY UMW CHIEF   Coal Operators Offer To Negotiate Ignored By John L. Lewis

ON ObEnaTOR’S OFFER TO DEAL   Southern Producers In Virtual Isolation On Contract

Philippines Stanc on Brink of Civil Conflict  Fighting Flares in Central Luzon Province

FEDERAL COURT ORDER INCLUDES ~ EVERLASTING MATCH’ MENTION   SUPRESSION OF MATCH THAT CAN BE STRUCK SEVERAL THOUSAND TIMES ORDERED ENDED

World Match  Cartel Broken Say U. S., British,   Say U. S., British, Swedes Conspired

Decree Ends Match Anti-Trust Suit   JUDGE SIGNS DECREE ENDING MATCH CARTEL

Truman Asks Extension of  Price Control   Administration Seeks Anothér Year of Curbs

Pope Hopes For Just And Solid Universal Peace  Asks Diplomats   Asks Diplomats To Aid In Task

Pope Tells Cardinals of His Hopes for Peace; Defends Vatican War Stand

Justice Would Not Be Served Colorado Governor Refuses To Extradite Algoa Escapee

U.S. Submits New Plan to End Shin Strtk   Washingion Hopes to Extend Proposal to West Coast

Labor Department Suggests Plan For Settling Crippling East, Gulf Coast Ship Strike   Reconversion Director May Extend Proposed Plan’ To West-Coast Operators

Steelman Enters Tangled Sea Strike   Reconversion. Director Seeks Formula for Peace in Nation-wide Maritime Disputes

Message Outlines Requests For. New Legislation   Asks For Extension of Selective Service and Price Control Acts

Seek To Continue Selective Service  _ Expect Truman Will . Issue Executive Order

Draft Order Is Expected   Truman May Order Extension, Without Induction, If Congress Fails to Act

HOUSE TAKES UP 45-DAY EXTENSION PASSED IN SENATE   AMENDMENT OFFERED TO MAKE PERIOD A ‘DRAFT HOLIDAY?’

Action Would Keep Setup — In Operation   House Is Wrangling With Senate Bill To Extend Service

RE  RAPS SOVIET VETO ACTION   ‘Mexican Foreign Minister _ Says Repeated Use Is   Abuse Of Power

Soviet Voting Termed  Abuse of Veto   Final Showdown on Matter Looms in Security Council

Soviets Assailed For Votes On Spain a, Showdown On Veto I: Seen In UN. Dispute

Security Council Head Calls Russia’s Negative Votes On Spanish Question ‘Abuse Of Veto’ Powe

CONGRESSMAN SEEKS ENTRY OF LARGE NUMBER OF POLES   CONNECTICUT REPRESENTATIVE WULE SPONSOR LEGISLATION FOR ADMISSION OF 150,006 POLES

SKIING PARTY TRAGEDY ENDS   ee’ cs Truck Filled. With Merrymakers Plunges Off Mountain Road When Driver Dozes at Wheel. ‘

Senator Accuses Great Britain of Treaty Violation  _ Transjordan Issue Against United: Nations Charter:

Senator Charges Britain Violated Treaty With U. S.   Concerns Granting Independence to Transjordan State

Says Britain Violated U. S. Pact   Myers Says Independence To Trans-Jordan Was Violation

YOUNG MOTHER HUNTED AFTER SON, 6; KILLEB   Vanishes Into Mountains After Carrying Body To Farmhouse

ARGENTINA-NAZIS POLICY UNGHANGEL   Byrnes Unmoved As Sapo “ag Braden May... Sl” Gee ged

Policy Regarding Argentina Same  Byrnes Reaffirms American Stand

POLICY THE SAME   Byrnes Says Argentina Must Get Rid of Nazi  Agents

‘Parma Man  Finds Meat   Doe Dashes From Thicket —Is Killed by Auto.

CRISIS NEAR IN TIEUP OF COAL MINES   Steel Layoffs Gaining As Full Impact Of Strike Is Felt

Lausche Disagrees With Real Estate Owners On Control   Owners Seek State Law To Hike OPA Ceilings

President Declares  Job of Prosecuting Nazis Is Unfinished   Truman Is Confident That Others Should Be Tried  For Crimes Committed

TRUMAN SAYS MORE NAZIS TO FACE TRIAL   Guilty Industrialists, Diplomats and Others Will Be Prosecuted, President Says.

No Epidemic In Kansas   But Board of Health Gives Pointers On How To Curb Polio Spread

Sen. Connaily Asks Paris Conference To Make Trieste a ‘Symboi of Peace’

SEN, CONNALLY SEES TRIESTE PEACE SYMBOL   Italy and Yugoslavia Warned That Commission Decision Must Be Accepted,

CONNALLY CALLS FOR SOLUTION OF TRIESTE ISSUF   Makes No Mention of Wallace Foreign Policy Speech

Warns Italy, Slavs That Conference  Must Decide   Senator Tom Connally  Says Challenge of  Peace or War Is on ‘Our Doorstep” Now

Connally Urges Trieste Become A Peace Symbo   Says Commission Is Not Meant to Settle World's Realty Problems

Connally Pleads For Trieste as Symbol of Peace   Yugoslav Charges Western Powers  Erecting Barriers

SEN. CONNALLY REAFFIRMS U, S, FIRM ATTITUDE   Says Peace Conference Is Dealing With Real Estate Problems

U, S. SENATOR FAILS TO REPLY TO MOLOTOV   Paris Conferees Told They Face Task Of Keeping Peace Of World   ‘U. S., BRITAIN BLASTED   Yugoslav Leader Charges Nations Are Trying To Control Mediterranean

ruman Orders Price Control on Meat to Remain   Administration Drops Plan to Revise Ceilinas: Political Issue Is Raised

CABINET MEETS TODISCUSS U. S MEAT SHORTAGE   Hannegan Drops Hig Plan te Talk With Price Board

Spike Effort To Decontrol Meat Supply   President Firm; Says Current Shortage Is Only Temporary

HANNEGA TO DISCUSS MEAT SHORTAGE NOW   Administration Is Determined To Maintain Meat Control, Ceilings

Hannegan Will Not Discuss  Meat Shortage  Shoe Shortage  Expected In Few Months

ADMINISTRATION MAKES DECISION DESPITE PLEAS   Shortage Becoming Hottest Potato of  oe i, rey. arin, as

PARTY CHAIRMAN ABANDONS PLANS TO SEEK RELIEF   Decision Is Announced After President Airs Situation in Cabinet Meeting   SHOE SHGRTAGE IS SEEN

Vote-Conscious Republicans And Democrats Angrily Blame Each Other For Meat Shortage

Hannegan Drops Plans to Discuss Meat Shortage with Decontrol Board

President Sees More Beef For Consumer Soon   Ceilings On Meat Not To Be Removed

Party Pleas To Ease Curbs Are Rejected   Small Predicts Situation to Lead To Shoe Shortage

OPA Agents Are Sent to Indianapolis to Chee} Over-Ceiling Sales; Truman Tells Views.   POLITICIANS STILL KICK BALL AROUND

Turns Down Appeals of Democrats   CPA Head John Small Predicts Shoe Shortage to  Follow Meat Famine

Senate Amendments Don’t Go Far Enough, He = Says, Cites 5 Factare

Taft Declares He Will Fight  Restrictions   Committee Accepts Basic Taft Formula On Prices, But Adds Three Exceptions

PORTER URGES BILL MEETING TRUMAN IDEAS   Battle Looms as Senate Seeks To Write New Measure Acceptable to All

OPA Chieftain Wants Truman  “Model” Passed      Snys Amended Version Does Not Go Far Enough and Ceutains “Undesir able Features”   ‘Hot Fight Looms In Senate Ou Bill   Senator Taft Declares Opeu War On Measure and Announees Intention To Battle kk

Bil] Amended by Senate Does Not Go Far Enough, Says OPA Administrator

Declares New Senate Measure Is Inadequate   Wants Congress To Pass Bill Conforming To President’s Recommendations

Porter Asks Legislation Be Revised  Taft Declares Oper  War On Revision

Senaterieads For Debate On New Bil   Taft Declares Open War On New Provisions

Suggests Changes In Compromise Measure Backed By Senate Bank Committee: Taft Promises Stiff Fight Against New Control Plan

Hot Fight In Senate In Prospect   OPA Chief Wants Changes To Meet Views Of Truman

New Senate Battle Over Compromised OPA Bill Assured   Taft Declares War on Barkley Appeasement on Restrictions

OPA Director Wants Extender Truman Seeks   Bilt “Headed. For Stormy Discussion. br: Senate; Faft Protests Changes

Bill Will Be Fought Out On Senate Floor   Committee Approves Proposal Differing From Yetoed Plan

MORE CHANGES IN EXTENDER PROPOSED   Porter Says Legislation Does Not Go Far Enough   MEASURE APPROVED   By Senate Committee includes Only 2 Changes From Vetoed Bill

STIFF FIGHT © PREDICTED IN LEGISLATURE   Local Aid Issue Certain to . Provide Fireworks

FIRST WEEK OF SESSION DULL   LEGISLATURE ACCOMPLISHES BUT LITTLE

NATIONS BEGIN THEIR JOB 10 OUTLAW WARS   EUROPE TIGHTENS BELTS TO GREET NEW YEAR

New Year Brings Many Problems   Some Nations Short Of Food As Conflicts Linger on in World

USHER IN NEW YEAR ON NOTE OF OPTIMISM   Leaders Around World Caution, However, Of Many Problems

CONGRESS WILL STUDY SERIOUS ISSUES MONDA)   Lobor, Demobilization © Probtems Top List—Truman’s. Leadership at Stake-

Conaress Back to Work Monday  Demobilization, Labor Legislation Top List

Members Looking to November Llections Uneertain Which Way Yo Vote On Vital Issues

MANY PROBLEMS FACE CONGRESS   Joint Meeting to Hear Ike On Demobilization

Election Year Problems Face Solons   Labor, Demobilization Top Roster of Important Issues

Labor Legislatior ls Top Issue For Conaress   Election Year Problems Packed With Controversy

President To Face Supreme Test When Congress Gathers Mandy)   pCORGrY re ? 4 were Le fALOSt DOORS AL the book ~ G nth Mond lay. partment of Russell Stationery ‘Co. de  City Will Vote Tuesday on Four-Way, $2. 400 000 Bond Prannen  ex- Revenue bonds are not payable trom)the service charge neeacc     FASC Ifisce en mf 6UOUlU!lUAANR A Cte] Qe try pr. rr. .

CONGRESS MEETS MONDAY; STORMY SESSION LIKELY   Demobilization and Labor Legislation Top List of Problems That Both Houses Face,   TEST OF TRUMAN’S LEADERSHIP CERTAIN   President’s “State of the Union” Report Due January 17 and Budget Four Days Later,

Congress Hustles Back to Job Full of Issues   No Session in Years Has Been Sure : Of So Many Scraps

END OF LAKES STRIKE NEAR   Agreement With 2 Carriers Seen Pattern for Ending Maritime Walkout

Says Hawaii Neglected by Army Chiefs   Short Tells Probers Radar Station Erectec on Mainland First

SHORT SAYS ARMY DELAYED SETTING UIP HAWAIL RADAR   Installations Completed. ir New York, Seattle and tan Creare:

Short Charges Gen. MacArthur Knew of Decoded Messages   Hawaiian Commander at Pearl Harbor Says He Was Not Informed

Gen. Short Charges Delay In Setting up Radar In Hawaii For Installations On U.S. Mainland

Radar Was Not In Use on Oahu When Japs Hit   Short Charges Delay in Setting Up Stations

Radar Delay At Base Told By Gen. Short   Charge Substantiated By Message From lowa Man

Too Slow With Radar   Short Says Stai Stations  Not Set Up in Time to Be of Use Against Japs

RADAR CAME TOO LATE GEN. SHORT CLAIMS   Not Any of Permanent Stations on Oahu Operating At Time of Japanese Attack   TESTIMONY BOLSTERED

Short Charges Radar Neglect   Army General Declares Ha. waii Equipped Slowly Aft. er Cities In States.

SHORT QUOTES LEAGK ON IDLE  ANDAR TOWERS   ‘Backs Charges ef Delay with  Wire from Waterloo Signal Officer.

SHORT SAYS ARMY DELAYED SETTING UP HAWAH RADAR   War Department Completed Detcction Units in New York, Seattle, ’Frisco While’ Neglecting Pearl Harbor, General. Claims {

Short Says Radar Work Was Delayed   Claims Radar Set Up First in N. Y., Seattle and San  Francisco

Civil Rights Board Is Named By Truman   Special Committee Will Point The Way To End Lynchings And Racial Discrimination In U. S.

Amusement, Luxury Tax Collections  Jump, Yield Uncle Sam $36,374,650

WOULD AID VETS’ HOUSING  Surplus Building Material Af Service Bases Said Needed

Admiral Charges Navy Supply with Maladministration; Report Shows Large-Scale Profiteering in Naval Materiel:

MAD DOG MURDER IS TOLD BY YOUTH   Librarian Slain in Ohio; Story of Killing is Related.

NAVY VETERAN ADMITS. KILLING   21-Year-Old Rebert: Engie Confesses  to Knife Murder of Librarian — ' Tells Police He “Just Had Urge to WN”

HALT SEARCH FOR VICTIMS   DANGER OF FALLING WALLS STOPS RESCUE SQUADS"  AFTER 32 BODIES  FOUND a

34 BODIES DUG FROM TENEMENT   Four Persons Believed Still Buried In Ruins After New York Fire

FEAR OF FALLING WALLS HOLDING UP SEARCH   Where Tenement Dwellers Were Buried in Debris   AS BUILDING COLLAPSED

Naval Power, Russian Goal   -Moscow Out to Equal U.S. Warship Micht

SPARKS  Being News, Views and Reviews by the   THE LOW DOWN FROM HICKORY GROVE

Order Halt On N.Y. Shipments   Railway Express Halis Delivery As Track, Strike En:

Italian Protest On Harsh Treaty Big Four Offering  Molotov Walks out During Yugoslav, Greek Boundary Row

Premier Asks Conference For Succor   Soviet Premier Leaves Meeting During Debate

Easier Terms of Peace Asked by Italian Premier   Postponement of Trieste Issue Sought

Premier Warns  Of New Trouble In Hard Treaty   Morning Session Again Adjourns In Disorder After Molotov Stages Walkout

PREMIER ASKS DELEGATES FOR TRIESTE DELAY   Molotov Walks Out on Greek Delegate’s Talk  on Albania Admission

De Gasperi Also Suggests Year's Delay in Final Trieste Decision; Molotov Walks Out On Greek Delegate

Asks Easing  Of Treaty  For Italy   Premier Makes Appeal To Peace Conferees; Molotov Leaves Meet Duarine Creek's Talk

CASPER APPEALS FOR YEAR'S DELAY IN TRIESTE RULING   Warns Peace. Conference Reparotions Payments  .Y ee. ee ee ee 2

Asks Trieste Settlement Be Deferred   Premier Avers Treaty Draft Jeopardizes His Nation’s Defense.

For Easier Terms Th Italy’s Treaty   Premier Asks Year's Postponement on Problem  of Trieste   MOLOTOV IN WALKOUT   Stalks From Hall When Greek Delegate Men tions His Name

ITALY ASKS EASIER PEACE TREATIES OF PARIS CONFERENCE  MOLOTOV STALKS OUT OF MEETING WHILE GREEK IS SPEAKING

Paints Trieste Future as Dark Under New Plar   Molotov Belts Speech Against Albania by Greek Delegate

De Gasper Says Pact Too Hard   Pleads for Year's Delay in Settling Problem of Trieste

Italian Premier Asserts Treaty Terms Too High   DeGasperi Claims Trieste Plan Due To Cause Trouble

Italy Seeks Tokase Peace Terms   Postponement of Year In Solution of Trieste Poser Asked

Conference Is Asked to  Ease Terms   Molotov Again Walks Out While Greek Premier Is Speaking and Session Closes in Disorder

Seeks Delay For Year In Trieste Case   Says Present Draft Jeopardizes Defense; Means More Trouble

Dewey Warns Veterans Against “Contemptible, Noisy’ Reds and Other Minority Left-Wingers

Governor's Warning Is About Reds   Those Left-Wingers, He Tells Veterans, Are ‘Noisy Minority’ in Lnited States   [Sneaks at Syracuse      Dewey Says Opponents  Shattered Into Medley   of Confusion

GOVERNOR WARNS VETERANS AGAINST U. $. COMMUNISTS   Dewey Tells: Sampson Gis I Left-Wingers Are.  WNiarevu Adinarity

School Lunch Plan Praised By President   Splendid Start,  Urges Extension

CLAIM IS MADE _ FOR DIAMONDS      NETHERLANDS EA‘ EAST INDIES  RETURN OF PRECIOUS ‘ONES TAKEN BY JAPS

Thousands Of Faithful Meet At Bethlehem   Worship At Spot Marking Birthplace Of Infant Jesus

Strict Measure Te Control Labor Has Floor Right-of-Way   FACT FINDING BILL IS PUT ON SHELF   Enactment Will Make Unions Responsible For Contracts

ANTI-STRIKE BILL UP TODAY   Would Make Unions and Employers Equally Responsible.

NEW PLAN IS ESTABLISHED BY MACARTHUR   Directive Is Supreme Headquarters’ Way of Rejecting Tokyo Proposal.

GOV. DONNELLY SIGNED THE TAVERN CONTROL MEASURE   Is Almost Identical With Legislation He Sponsored As ga Senator.   LEFFECTIVE ON JULY 1   Advocated As a Means of Curbing Juvenile Delinquency In State.

New Rules for Setup Places  After July 1   Must Keep Same Hours as Bars And Taverns

Governor Signs Bill for Control Of Set-Up Places   Goes Into Effect July 1; Aimed At Curbing Delinquency;

FEW FA, TO PAY LOANS  ‘Mest Veterans Kee Upt. Ss. Gusr. anteed Obligations ~

2 IRA Prisoners Are Near Death In Hunger Strike   Fleming in Coma on 48th Day; McCaughy on 19th Is No Better

ACTION SOUGHT IN CASE Texas Students Back Plan For Fqual Education For Negroes

Rival Unionists Clash with Steel Workers’ Pickets   Police Use Tear Gas Tc Disperse Crowd af Lockland, Ohio

‘Mysterious Sniper Kills Two Gls in Jeep at Nuernberg   Gunman May Have Mistaken Soldiers’ Companions for German Girls

— ARMY C:,AMPS SECRECY ON JEEP KILLINGS —  2 GIs Shot Fatally at Nuernberg

COLT & PONY SHOW HELD ON SEPT. 19   Date for Local Celebration Will Be Thursday, September 19 This Year.

Strike Ties Up Transport Lines  In Philadelphia   New York Tugboat Disputants Agree To Arbitration Move; U.S. Statement On Steel Wages. Prices Due Todav

END IN SIGHT FOR TIEUP OF HARBOR TUGS   Union Members Are Expected To Accept Pian At Meeting

Transportation Strike Starts  Efforts to Avoid  * DS age: Seay Seca

REPERCUSSIONS FEL  IN TEXAS AS- UNIONS  IN FOUR CITIES OUT ‘PICKETING EXPECTED IN STATE FRIDAY;  NPECDATADC AN Inn

Interpretative Account of U. N.  Principle Of Protection Of Small Nations FromCoercionlsMajorStakeAtConclave

Interpretation Of The Job Ahead ....  UN Must Act Carefully In Mapping Protection  Of Smaller Countries

Protection Of Smali States Big UN Stake   Council Must Set Prece dent Carefully As ‘Little Countries Watch Delecates Cioscly

Wants Funeral To Cost Over $2000   Little Negro Woman Makes Elaborate Provisiona In Will

Witness Recalls Blyth Statement  Says Bluffs Girt Had Treated Self

Baltimore Is Facing Tie-Up   Estimate 8500 Will Be Affected By Seamen’s Strike

URGES STRONG ACTION 10 EAS! FOOD CRISIS   Lehman Says Controls Were Removed Prematurely

Lehman, Retiring As UNRRA Head, Issues Warning   Hints Lifting of Food Rationing Was Untimely

Lehman Urges Strong Measures  In Food Crisi   Lehman Makes Final Report Before Retiring As Head Of U.N. R.R. A.   SAYS WORLD FACES GRAVE EMERGENCY

Bay City C.1.0. Carmen Vote to End Strike If A.F.L. Members Will Work

Police Say He Is Only Held for Questioning About 2 Handkerchiefs

QUIZ SHERMAN _IN-KIDNAPING   CINCAGO —-. MAN — QUESTIONED ABOUT HANDKERCHIEFS ——fA-F TER-BE EN G-LO CATED IN TOLEDO

KIDNAP SUSPECT SEIZED IN OHIO   Chicago Youth. Found in Toledo, To Face Questioning

Effective A-Energy Control Is Difficult, But Possible      Scientific And Technical Committee Explains Atomic Energy In Words The Man In The Street Can Understand; Danger Spots Outlined

MIDWEST HAS RECORD RAINS   Precipitation Heaviest in Missourl and Kattiaas — Bumper Corn Crops ’ in Bottomlands Nearly Destroyed.

Army Investigators Find etot Trail in Deaths Of Three U. S. Officers

ARREST FIVE BRITISH  COMMUNISTS   Charged With Organizing © _ London ‘Squatters’

PROBERS WANT TO KNOW ABOUT MAY CONDITION   Solons May Visit Kentucky To See Congressman; To Reorganize CWS

CONFLICTING REPORTS ON MAY'S HEALTH   Mead Committee Irked At His  Physicians

Conflicting Reports On May Riling  Mead Grour   Call Congressman’s Local Physician to Unsnar! Controversy: Became Tl July 25

Maybe May Ill, Mayke May Not, Salons Riled   REPRYSENTATIVE'S DOCTOR. MAY BE BROUGHT TO WASHINGTON,

May's Physician Questioned  Chemical Warfare Service, Chief Buyer   Chemical Warfare Service, Chief Buyer From Gorsson Firms, Being Reorganized

Riled Over Conflict In Diagnoses   Reorganization of Chemical Warfare Service Also Gets Probers’ Attention.

Probers Riled At Physicians Attending May   Washington Doctor Called On To Clarify Snarl

Conflicting Reports Cause Committee to Call on Congressman's Local. Physician to Help  Unsnarl Controversy.  .

PROBERS SEEK FACTS ON MAY'S HEALTH STATUS   Doctors May Be- Summoned To Further Explain Writ ten Reports

Mead Committee Asks Rep. May's Doctor to Resort on His Condition

Mead Group Asks May's Doctor to Clear Confusion   Conflicting Report from Two Other Physicians Irks Committee

CONFLICTING REPORTS RILE MEADS GROUF   War Profits Investigators Want to Be Sure About Rep. May’s Condition.

NO CHRISTMAS EVE RECESS FOR MAILMEN   Letter Carriers And Other Postal Workers To Miss Half-Holiday Given Federal Employes

ANNUAL CITY TAX LEVY I UP $1 000   Set at $142,650 as Compared With $122,650 Last Year

Resents Molotov Attitude; Urges Understanding   Calis Fact That Seviet Did Not Help Write World War I Peace “A Tragedy”

SHOWERS FORECAST FOR DISTRICT TODAY   Temperatures Near 80 Are Expected—Storm Front Moving on Missouri and Kansas.

Shoppers Scurry for Cover as  Man Empties Gun  One Businessman Is  Critically  Bart in Tac Anealac

Shoppers Scurry for Cover as Man Empties Gun  One Businessman Is Critically Hurt in Los Angeles

UNRRA Faces  ‘New Question   Whether To Take Relief From Former Enemies For  Liberated Lands.

UNRRA Hears Demands That Axis Foot Be Cut To Assist Invaders’ Victims

NRRA Facing Choice Of Where Food Is To Go   Issue Is Feeding taends Or Ex-Foes

‘UNRRA May Cut Aid To Japan Germany In Order To Help Allied Liberated Lands More   Issue Flung Squarely Into Fourth Council Of Organization By New Zealand Deleaate

UNRRA Talks Of Cutting Food To Axis Nations  New Zealand Says Aggression Victims Chowld fet Eiscot fall

UNRRA to Decide On Curtailment  Of Shipments To Axis Countries  So Once-Occupied And Allied Nations May Be Given More

Food Shorfage Poses Problem At UNRRA Mee   Japan, Germany Face Curtailment Of Relief Aid

UNRRA Ponders Food Shift To War-Wrecked Allies   New Zealand Delegate Urges Feeding of Enemie Of Japs and Germans First

DECONTROLS HOLD FATE OF OPA MEASURE   Senate Demands Meat. Other Products Be Freed At Once

Fight Over OPA Now Hinges on  Five Products   Senate-House Group Must Decide on _ Decontrol Proposals

OPA Showdown Meeting Tonight; Expires June 30   Meat, Oil Ceilings at Stake; Showdown Meeting Tonight

OPA Conferees Face Showdown Session Tonight   posals Are Delaying Compromise Bill

OPA DECONTROL IS CONGRESS DIVIDING LINE   Meat, Poultry, Dairy Products, Oil And To bacco Perplex

One Big Issue Unsettled in OPA Argument   End of Controls on Price of Various Commodities Studied

Senate Demand Causing Hitch For Extension   Congress’ Verdict On OPA Is Now Hanging in the Balenon

SENATORS WANT. + 5 ITEMS mM   Demand Meat, Poultry, Dairy Prodtict Tobacco And Petroleum Products __ -Be- Dropped From Lists. - -—

OPA Controversy Boils Down  to One Question   Senate Insists on Removal of Controls on Meat

Some Controls May Be Liffes On Foodstuff   OPA Controls May Also be Lifted from Tobacco and Petroleum

‘ast Big OPA. Controversy Is. Lifting Controls   Meat, Poulhy and vairy -Products, Petroleum — And tobucce Listed

34 Millions To Be Spent (On State Road:   Lauer Explains Long-Range Plan For Construction

U.S. Ends Case  Against Russian   Fingerprint Mystery Apparently Unsolved

Government Ends Case Suddenly  Russian Officer Is Charged as Spy

‘House Gets Record Peacetime Army Budget; Provides For ‘Atomic Energy Development   Seven Billion Dollar Request Twice As Large As Last Pre-War Allotment

TOTAL BIGGEST EVER OFFERED IN PEACETIME   House Committee Follows Recommendations Closely—Millions for Atomic Energy  RY WILDTLTAM BF ARPROCGAST

/ Billion Dollar Total Is Twice 194] Figure   Billion Dollars Approved By Committee for Air Corps

Army Budget Sets Record For Peacetime   Bill Calling for Funds Almost Double Pre-Wa: Level Sent to House

‘House Considers Huge Budget for Maintaining Army, Atom Research

SEVEN BILLION BUDGET BILL GIVEN HOUSE   Committee Adds 75 Million te Help Development ~- of Atom.

Biggest Peacetime Army Budget Goes to Floor of House   Appropriations Asked Are Twice as Big as Last Pre-War Fund

Biggest Army Peacetime Budget In History Is Chief Topic Before House Today; Request $7,091,034,700

House Asked To Appropriate Over 7. Billion Dollars, Twice Amount Sought During 1941.   ATOMIC DEVELOPMENT REQUIRES $175,000,000

House Given $7 Billion Army Budoet Bill   Includes $175 Millior For Atomic Research; Trim Estimates For Overseas Relief

Big Peacefime Army Budget Goes To House   Development Of Atomic Energy is Included

Extra Money Sought for Atom Work   Appropriation Group Trims Amounts For Foreign Relief

Army Asking Seven Billion To Carry On Activities For Year   Biggest Peacetime Budget Ever Goes To Floor Of House; Nearly Twice As Large As Budget In 1941

Big Peacetime Army Budget Sent to House   Atomic Energy Development Is Requested

Seven Billions  Asked By Army   $375,000,000 Included For Atomic Bomb Development

Army ASKS Biggest PeaceFund   $7 Billion Budget Including Atom Fund Goes to House Floor

7 Billions Sought Under  Peace Plans :   Powerful Air Force Would Be Retained; Continue Atomic Project

House Committee Increases Funds For Atom Project But Trims Total For Foreign Relief While Setting Size Of Land Forces At 1,279,000 Men

$100,000,000 Provided For Atomic Energ)   Total Amount  Requested Is $7,051,034,000

Provides For Song Forces   Tosses in $175,000,000 For Atomic Energy Development. Other Research

HOUSE DEBATES ARMY'S RECORD PEACE BUDGET   Seven Billion Dollar Action Includes Fund To Aid Atomic Research

COMMITTEE VOTES $375,000.000 SUM FOR ATOMIC WORK   Estimate Almost Twice oy  Large us Last Pre-wor Allatmant

Extra Amount Included For Atomic Work   Allotment Nearly. Twice As Large As Last. Pre-War Amount In-1941.

HOUSE STUDIES ARMY'S BUDGET   Calls For Almost Twice As Much As Pre-War Appropriation

House Gets Huge Army Budget   Record Peacetime Amount Asked With Big Chunk For Atomic Work

Huge Peacetime Army Funds Bil  To House Floor   Appropriations Committee Boosts Budget For  Atomic Develanment

Budget Is Twice Size Sumin 194]      Proposal Is Biggest Ever Granted in Peace; Committee Trims Estimates     ikon for Air     Spaatz Story Brings Full Approval for Air Forces

House Appropriations Committee Pares Down Fund for Occupation Costs by $150,000,000 .

Temperatures   Committee Recommends $7,091,034,700 for Next Fiscal Year; Average Army Strength Of 1,279,000 Proposed for Coming Year

BUDGET BUREAU ADDS FUNDS FOR ATOMIC ENERGY   Committee Trims Estimates for Activities in Occupied Areas

Funds Asked For Atomic Development   Huge Sum Set Up Fer Air Force

LARGEST ARMY PEACETIME BUDGET IN HOUSE: HAS ADDED SUM FOR ATOMICS.

New Army Budgel Biggest in Peace   items Totalling Over Seven Billions Considered by House   rOR MORE AIR POWER   Spaatz Wants Air National Guard Squadron in Each State

HOUSE GROUP BOOSTS ATOM RESEARCH FUND   Total Outlay Is Biggest Ever Sought For Peace-Time Army

Request Of Army Hits New High  Budget Double Tha Of 1941 Allotment

Army Budget Twice Peacetiine Record   Bill Calling for $7.091,034,700 Outlay in New Fiscal Year, With Fund for Atomic Energy Work, Reaches House Floor.

Request For Largest PeaceTime Expenditure In History Goes To House   175 Million More  For Atom Energy   $500,000.000 Reecommended For Relief-MilitaryGovernmentProgram

Atomic Energy Fund Approved By Committee   $7,091,034,700 Bill Will Face Action In House on Friday

ARMY FUND OF OVER 7 BILLIONS UP 10 HOUSE FOR ACTION   PROPOSAL WOULD TACK ON ADDITIONAL 175 MILLION FOR ATOMS

DALADIER GETS ASSEMBLY SEAT   BLAMES COMMUNISTS FOR FRENCH DEFEAT

Daladier Is Seated In Assembly   Says Communists Caused Defeat Of France

Daladier Lays France's-Defeat To Communists  Ex- Premi er Takes Cent in. Assembly

Daladier Back At Session Of French Assembl   Appeasement Premier Charges Communists With Country’s Defeat

RED PRESSURE ON KOREA SEEN   Pauley Reports Communism ‘ May Be Island’s Fate

COMMUNISM BEING’ PREACHED IN ALL ‘KOREA, U. S. TOLD   Pauley Reports to Truman or Russian Attempt to Gain Influence

Innocent Plea By Physician In Girl’s Death   Omaha, Bluffs Doctor's Trial Set By Judge For September 23

COAL STRIKE NEXT MONDAY   Little Hope Given That Walkout of 400,000 CIO Workers Will Be Averted.

Government Moves to Conserve Soft Coal Supplies in Event of Strike

Republican Chiefs Flay Democrats in Convention Today   “Confusion, Inability and Failure” of Truman Setup Under Attack

Connally Proposes Frequent Meetings of Big Three   Lawmaker Tells Colleagues Russia Should Live Up to Her Obligations

Connally Says Treaty Failure  Could Mean War  Russia’s ‘New-Found Power’ luct Re   Russia’s ‘New-Found Power’ Just Be  Used With Caution

Pushing’ Drive To Get Corn   Program To End When Goal Is Reached

URGE FARMERS TO SELL CORN   Needed Tnmediately For Foreign Reltel

TOP MEN oc tK WAYS TO END. TRAFFIC HALT   Cabinet Meetings Called by Truman; Union Parley fs Continued.

TRUMAN STAYS IDLE AS KEY RR OFFICIALS MEET   Plans Remain for President to Address Governors’ Conference Monday

“No One Can Tell How Negotiations Will Turn Out,” Ross Says — Won’t Make Any Forecast on Truman’s Plans —President Stonily Silent on Situation

President Calls Cabinet To. gether For Survey Of Entire Situation   Mediators Meet Union, Operators   Traffie Tied Up All Over Country; Passengers Stranded, Food Short

Union-Carrier Conferences in. Capifal Resumed   President Canvasses. ~ Entire Situation: at White House Meeting

Truman Calls Conference Of Cabinet And Top Advisers   Negotiations Resumed On Efforts to End Walkout

White House Parley Is Called by Truman To Canvass Entire Situation   Mediator Reports Prospects Dim as Nation Is Paralyzed by Almost 100 Pct. Walkout

Conferences Being Resumed This Afternoon as Trains Across Nation Cease To Operate.   WORST CRISIS THAT EVER HIT COUNTRY

SITUATION DARK, SAYS SPOKESMAN FOR GOVERNMENT  ommen Follows Two Mediation Parleys Today      SHIPPING STRIKE LOOMS   Schwellenbach Calls Meeting for Next Wednesday in Effort to Avert lt

REPORT GIVEN ON SITUATION BY STEELMAN   Top Mediator for Govern. ment Issues Statement Retween Meetings With (arriers and Union Leaders,

Country Reels Under Impact Of Greatest Strike In Railroad History — Negotiations Are Resumed Today In Washington With Union Leaders

EXTRA POWERS FOR PRESIDENT MAY BE ANSWER   Conferences Bring No Result

Conferences Take Up Much Of Principals’ Time; Eisenhower In Washington

Cities Inventory Food Supplies As Train Runs Halt   WASHINGTON, May 24 —(UP)— President Truman will address the American people at 10 p. m. EST regarding the strike crisis,

Truman May Seek Additional Powers to Prevent Strikes   Senate Decides Against Welfare Fund Idea; Other Bans Near

Quick Settlement Hope Dim: Steelman   Government Mobilizes Planes, Trucks, Boats To  Move Food And Other Essentials.

PARALYZING BLOW STRUCK AT NATON'S TRANSPORTATION   Greatest Railroad Strike Ir History Is Now On.   THE FOOD SUPPLY HIT   Livestock Receipts Dropped Off As Much As 60 Percent.

DESPERATE EFFORTS MADE HALT STRIKE   Little Signs Seen ForEnd :‘# Of Walkout

Walkout Is Said Nearly 100 Per Cent   rruman Calls Top Cabinet And Labor Advisors in To Canvass Sitnation; Mediator Also at Work

Truman Calls Emergency Meeting at White House: Food Shortages Reported

NO INDICATIONS  OF PROGRESS IN NEW DISCUSSION   Government Continues Desperate Efforts To Settle Strike: Wholesale Industrial Shutdown Threat ens.

A Food Crisis — Soon   ‘Industries to Close Soon; Embargoes On All Freight As ODT Issues Drastic Orders

President Calls Cabinet and Labor Advisors This Afternoon—May Appear Before the Congress.   REPORT LAWMAKERS STIRRED FOR ACTION

Truman Cals Cabinet Parley To Discuss Labor Situation   Transportation and industry Reels Under Effects of Paralyzing Blow

‘Looks Dark,’ Says Chief Mediator   Cities, Industries, Mail System Feel Crisis; Air and Water Transportation Mobilized In Some Areas to Move Vital Supplies

Seeks To End Paralyzing Rail Tieup    President Calls Top Cabinet And Labor Advisors To White House To Canvass Situatior

Steelman Says Chance of Early Settlement Now Appears ‘Dark;’ President Calls Top Advisers For 3 P.M. Meeting: Entire Country Feels Impact Of Unions’ Walkout   RULELETIN,

Crucial Negotiation Talks Are Resumed With Union Leaders   Top Priority Given Food, Vital Supplies as Govern‘ ment Mobilizes Planes, Trucks and Boats To Meet Transportation Breakdown

Negotiations In Washington Are Resumed   Industries Closing As Tieup Is Felt All Over Country

President Calls Group to Study Whole Situation   Desperate Efforts To End Strike

Truman (Calls Top Advisors; Mediator Sees No Quick End   President Silent, May Go To People With Broadcast On Situation

‘Summons Top Cabinet, ‘Labor Advisers As Rail ‘Strike Ties Up Nation

Paralyzing Blow Dealt By Walkout   Growing Urgency, Fed By Accumulating Reports Of Impending Food Shortages, Is Reflected At White House

Nation Staggered by Strike of Rail Workers Anxiously Awaits Further Neaotiations   Walkout of Engineers, Trainmen Practically 100 Pet. Effective; Government acts to Keep Feod, Medicine and Vital Supplies Movisa

Truman. Cabinet, Advisers  Huddlec   Joint Session O-! Congress May Hear Him

Negotiations To End Strike Start Again   Industries Start to Close Down—MultiMullion Dollar Losses Threaten Shippers

Growers Rush Livestock To Markets   $30 a Hundred Pounds Sets Record for Better Beef Steers

Troops Seize Communists’ Trieste Office   American, British Tind Only Stones In Search Of Pariv Headquarters. 

ARMY OFFICERS ARE UNABLE TO EXPLAIN MOVE   McNarney’s Office Announces Lifting Of “Sealing” Decree

Foreign Air Traffie Is  Forbidden   Mysterious Move Not Explained By Any Source

NO PLANES TO FLY OVER ANY SOVIET AREAS   Flights Over Czechoslovakia, Hungary And Romania Are Prohibited   U. §. PLANES STOPPED   Army And Commercial Lines Cancel Trips Over All Barred Territory

Reds Forbid Flights Over Czechoslovakia, Hungary And Romania   Flurry Of Confused Reports Follow Sudden And Mysterious Move Taken By Soviet Without Any Immediate Explanation.

Tobey and Tydings Keep Pauley Hearing in Uproar  Smith Says Nominee’ Firm Paid Wages

Tobey and Tydings Keep Pauley Hearing in Uproar  Smith Says Nominee’: Firm Paid Wages  Parl Piss lanmiclimbare

PAULEY HEARING REMAINS IN VERBAL UPROAR.   Clashes Between Sen. Tobey Who Upholds Pauley’s Nomination, and Sen. Tydings, Against, Keep Issue one Hektad

Lverything But Abili ty  Discussed   Pauley Convinced He is Going to Win in Fight for Appointment

BUDENZ WARNS U. 8. RUSSIA “HOSTILE”   Charges Communists Follow AH arte Policy”

EX-RED EDITOR BLASTS PARTY   Budenz Tells House Group U. S. Communists Direct Arm of Moscow

TRUMAN TRAVELS TOWARD MISSOURI TO VOTE TUESDAY   President May Appear on Platform When Train Reaches St. Louis, Jefferson City and Sedalia.   DUE AT INDEPENDENCE AT 3:30 P. M. TODAY   Executive Will Not Attend Rally There Tonight at Which House Speaker Rayburn Witl Talk.

Truman Travels  io Missouri ' Will Cast Vote at Election Tuesday

io LINES aneticeniined YOLI Truman Plans Brief Talks In Missouri, Ross Hints

PRESIDENT HOPES 10 AVERT WALKOUT OF RAILROAD WORKERS   Strike Of Two Groups Scheduled For Saturday

Hope Increases  Railroad Strike May Be Averter   Negotiations Resumed After Intervention In Situation By President Truman

Hopes Grow for Halting Crippling Railroad Strike   Negotiations, Stopped May 2, Are Resumed

Big Rush To File For State Offices: Tickets Are Filled   “Twenty: one New Names Added to List at Annapolis  —Fights Assured for All of the i Maior Posts

Goering Sweats As Prosecution Recalls Action   Nazi Big-Wig Tries  To Discount Remarks

Black Tax Repeal Drive In House  Senate Approves   Senate Approves Hiring of Special Investigators

Treasure Ship Ready To Sail   Ship In Philadelphia Port Reported Loaded Down With Coin Cargo

Gen. Loyal Hayne:  In Plane Accident  In European Alps General And Mrs..  Haynes Passengers . In Army Craft

Gen. Loyal Haynes In Plane Accident In European Alps  General And Mrs.. rag Passengers In Army Craft

Investigation Of Franco’s Spain Favored  Australian Proposal r eee, . a . =   Australian Proposal for Inquiry Backed by Several Nations

Support Is Won for Plan of UN to  Probe Franco Regime   Three Council Delegates Are Demanding Break in Diplomatic Relations

Franco Probe  Gains Favor   U. N. Delegates Consider Australian Propesal

PROPOSAL 1S HELD LIKELY OF ADOPTION   Plan Would Authorize Complete Probe Of  Franco Regime

Australia’s Proposal Wins More Support   Some Form of Probe Of Franco’s Regime To Be Voted by UN

Mexico, Poland,  Russia Seep in Favor of Starting An, : lnvestication

Farm Heads  Favor OPABut Hit Subsidies   Senators Ask End of Price Control on Milk and Poultry

Farm Spokesmen Endorse OPA for  One-Year Perioc   Promise Support Providing Some Price Increases  Are Granted

‘Two Farm Groups Endorse OPA Extension with Ban or Subsidies, Price Increases

Two Farm Organizations Bact OPA for Year Provided Consumer Subsidies Dropped

Committee Hears OPA Supporters   Farm Organizations Ask for Continued Price  Control

FARM GROUPS SEEK OPA CHANGES   Favor Elimination Of Consumer Subsidies

FARM SPOKESMEN WANT OPA KEPI   Grange and Federation Leaders Tell of Desires.

2-Automobile Thefts Solved With Arrest   Leaksville Man Faces Grand Jury

YOUNG COUPLE —ADMIT-HOLDUR   MAN AND WIFE ADMIT: STAGING DARING ROBBERY OF __ATHENS SUPERMAR. KET OO

Corruption Is Alleged By Senator   Mitchell, Democrat, Reports on War Investigation  Committee’s Inquiry

Mitchell Accuses Officials of ‘Near-Treason’   Attack in Senate Includes Generals, Legal Consultant

Story of Check Said to be Sent Coffee Causes Argument Between Anderson and Olson.   MONEY SAID FEE FOR SERVICES

U. S. To Oppose Any Attempt To Amend Charter   Careful Use of Big Five's Privilege in UN Urged by Senator

US. Opposed To Any Amendment To Check Veto.   American Position Explained To Assembly By Connally.

US. Stands Firm Against Change In Veto Power:   Reveal American Position la Nine-Point Program By Senator Connally

U.S. Announces Firm Support Of Veto. Power   Opposes Any Action To Amend or Modify Security Council Veto.

U.S. Against Elimination Of Veto   Calls On Other Four Powers To Restrict Veto Use

Opposes Any Changes In  UN Charter   Urges Other Major Power To Restrict Veto Use To Rare and Exceptional Cases   Senator Connally Outlines Program   Saye Hf Charter Doesn't  Wo.k United Nations May Go Down  r Tu Rains

United  Nations Charter Backed   Senator Connally Sets Nine-Point Policy At Meet

Position Is Outlined By Connally _  ‘Asks Major Power Restrict Veto Use

ATTITUDE OF U. S. ON VETO IS OUTLINED   American Position Is Set Forth In Nine-Point Program By Senator Tom Connally   ISSUES BLUNT WARNING

US. Is Against Amending United Nations Charter   Calls on Other Fou Majer Powers to Restrict Veto Use  Voluntarily

Vommally Delents Charter but Hits Free Use of Veto  Warld OQnininon Puts   World Opinion Puts Pressure on UN,  Senator Declares

Sen. Connally Tells Position In Nine Points   Nation Urges Privilege Be Used Only in “Exe ceptional’ Cases ~¢° 

U. S$. Oppose: Modification, End of Veto   Called on Other Powers to Restrict Use  Of Veto

U.S. Opposes Any Change In Veto Use   Connally Urges Big Pow. ers To Restrict Use Of Veto Privileges.

U.S. Supports Privileges of Big Five Veto   Wants No Abridgemen OF Right, But. Calls . _On Other: Four to Restrict Veto. Use

U.S. Firm In Stand On Veto   Elimination Or Modification Impossible  Now, Says Connally; Asks Powers Curb Use  

BUT CALLS ON BIG 4 T0 USE VETO WISELY   Would Restrict Use Of Vete Power to Exceptional Cases

U.S. Takes Strong Stand On Behalf Of Veto Right, But Calls For ‘Rare’ Use

U.S. Opposed To Changein UN Charter   Connally Urges Voluntary Restrictions on Use of Veto in His Outline of American Position

U. S. Objects to Any Veto Change   Connally Calls on Powers to Restrict Its Use to Rare sons   CHARTER MUST STAND   Senator Says If It Fails to Work, UN Will Go Down  in Ruins

9 Points Outlined In Talk   Sen. Connally Makes Reply  To Opposition

U.S. Takes Stand In Favor of Veto   Four Major Powers Cautioned Against Unlimited Power Use

U. S. Insists Veto Power Be Retained   Firm Against Elimination or Modification of Big Power Privileges in Security Council; Favors Rare Use of It

AMERICA WILL NOT BACK OUT ON VETO RULI   U. S. Opposed to Eliminatior Or Modification of UN Privileges

U.S. Opposed To Restriction Of Veto Power   Connally Urges That Big Nations Use Restraint

U.S. Upholds Veto Privileges Of Big Powers   But Restriction Of Use Is Urged “To Rare Cases”

Connally Replies to Attack On Veto Issue Before UN  U. S. Opposes Amendment to Modify Vata Belvtlanac af Maiar Pawarc

Bi ig " Nations Veto Power   Country Stands Against Any Amendment To Eliminate Or Modify It

U.S. Is Firm Against Change In Veto Power   Calls on Other Four Major Nations To Restrict Its Use

Four Other Big Powers Asked To Restrict Usage   American Position Set Forth by Connally In Reply to Small Nations

United States Announces Firm Stand Against Any Changes On Veto Issue

Firm Stand Taken Against Amendment Of United Nations Charter To Eliminate Or Modify Big Power Right—Senator Connally Calls Upon Four Other Major Governments To Restrict Its Use Voluntarily “To Very Rare And Exceptional Cases”

New Pain-Relieving Drug Is Announced   Drug Will Be Used To Temporarily Block Off Main Human Nerves

MANY DISEASES TREATED BY MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF DRUG   Blocks Off Certain Main Human Nerves And Relieves Pain And More Serious Troubles, Michigan Physicians Report; Reduces High Blood Pressure

American Fliers Are Released in Face of Ultimatum   Ten Men Freed As Ambassador Prepares to Meet Tito in Belarade

FREE BEFORE ULTIMATUM DELIVERED   Captured Men Taken to Border, Given Freedom

Blistering Indictment Sets Stage. For Test of World Peace Council   Ten Americans, Held Since Being Forced Down By Gunfire Aug. 9, Leave For Slav:Frontier; Still No Reply On Shosung Down: of 2nd Plane

MARSHAL CALLS CHIEF ADVISER TO BE PRESENT   Delivery of American Text May Determine Deadline

Temperatures   Compliance Follows Less Than 48 Hours After Stern Warning

Leaders Move To Avert More Trouble   Blistering Message Carries Final Warning to Tito

MEN RELEASED BEFORE ENVOY TALKS TO TITO   Crew and Passengers Expected to Arrive in Trieste by Night

Tito Frees 9 Captive Yanks   Yugoslavia Acts On Eve Of Conference With U. S. Envoy

ULTIMATUM IS PRESENTED TO MARSHAL TITO   Crew and Passengers Liberatrd ~~ Hour—BeforeAmiericat 7  Note js Precented   U. §. AMBASSADOR AND MARSHAL IN CONFERENCE

AMBASSADOR ARRIVES: AT TITO’S CAPITAL  WITH ULTIMATUM   DEMAND FOR RELEASE OF AIRMEN, LOOK AT PLANES IS ISSUED

NEAR TERMS ON ITALIAN TREATY   Peace Meet May Convene in Paris Soon

Trieste. Problem Vir ‘tually Settled, Date Expected To Be Set for Peace

TRIESTE ONLY ISSUE REMAINING   Ministers Near Agreement On Italian Treaty

Good Chance of Peace Parley Meeting Soon   Foreign Ministers Near _ Aecord on Italian Treaty

Peace Confab May Be Called In Few Weeks   Big 4 Foreign Ministers Are Near Agreement On Important Phases

21-Nation Parley Might Convene In Matter Of Weeks   Big Four Near Agree ment On All Phases Of Italian Treaty

g ace Meeting \ 21 Nations za rf'ew Weeks  Seen Probable   Ministers Council Nears Agreement On Italian Treaty

Big Four Nearing Decision  On Talk   Final Peace Parley May Come Inside Few Weeks

MAY CALL PEACE CONFERENCE IN NEXT FEW WEEKS   Foreign Ministers Near Agreement On All Important Phases  Of Italian Peace Treaty.

Observers In Paris Hopeful Of Meeting   Near Agreement On All Phases Of Italian Treaty

Trieste Problem Virtually Settled, Date Expected To Be Set for Peace Parley.

Chances of Early Peace Talks Are Better Than kver   Agreement Is Near On Trieste Issue,  Ministers Believe

Europe Peace Meeting May Be Held Soor   Competent Observers Say It Will Be Convoked Within Several Weeks

Trieste Problem Near Settlement  Peace Conference Prospects Brigten

HOPES HIGH FOR GENERAL PEACE CONCLAVE SOON   Rapid Strides Reported A Paris Consultations Of Foreign Ministers

Peace Parley ~ eMay- ‘Convene In Few: Weeks   Administration Of “TP riesic  ‘As. France . Proposed. .- Agreed - In: .-Principle

ITALY PROTESTS Blti-4 DECISION   AWARD OF TENDA-BRIGA RE GION TO FRANCE CALLED  “ERROR” BY PREMIER,

BIG-4 AWARD ~ TS PROTESTED   It alian Premier Declares Action of Ministers Is “Grave Error”

Italians Protest Award fo France By Big Four of Tenda-Briga Area

Italians Protest Award Of Areas   Stab In The Back Repaid. Declared

EF rance-Italy ° <. Line Protested  Ministers Give France . Tenda-Briga. Region:

ltaly Against — Big 4 Awards   Toscanini Refuses Paris Concert in Protest Against Action

ITALY PROTESTS GIFT 10 FRANGE   Award Of Border Region By Big Four Brings hn Bitternesse

Italy Protests Territorial Award to France   Action of Foreign Ministers Said to Constitute Mistake

Navy Stens up, Army Slows Discharge Rate      Replacements For Overseas Troops Lacking

Navy Discharge Points Lowerec   Reductions Are Announced To Become Effective Up Teo March 2?

Lady Astor Is Outspoken On Many Subjects   Airs Her Views Before Virginia Federation  Of Club Women

Murray, Saying Steel Could “Loaf” and Still Net Profit, Calls for Tax Law Changes   10 President Asks Vinson To Take Steps To Ter. minate Outrageous’ Condition; Impact of Walkout Spreads fo Allied Fields

Murray Scores Taxation Laws      ClO Head Says Steel Industry Can Loaf And Make Profit

Think   STEEL STRIKE IMPACT HITS OTHER FIELDS   Tieup Causes Layoffs In Railroad, Barge, Mine Industries

Seeks Government Remedy on Laws  Concerning Taxes  Murray Charges Stee Company Has Profit in Idleness

MURRAY OBJECTS TO TAX REBATES TO STEEL FIRMS   Declares Industry Can Loaf Rest of Year and Still Make Profit of $149, 000,000. ’   WALKOUT SPREADS TO ALLIED FIELDS   Coal Miners, Railroad and River Barge Employes Laid Off—Fairless Blames Union for Strike.

ClO BOSS DECLARES STEEL INDUSTRY CAN LOAF, MAKE MONE}   Union Chief Says There Is $149,000,000 Coming To An Idle Steel Industry

Steel Union Chief Asks Tax Changes   Murray Says Present Law Pays Industry for ‘Loafing’

Asks Vinson To Correct Situation He Thinks Is  ‘Unfair To Union Cause

Murray Demands Tax Law Revision  Says Steel Can lant Make Prafit

STEEL STRIKE SPREADS INTO ALLIED FIELDS   IDLE MILLS STILL MAKING MONEY, MURRAY SAYS

Prices Mount Well Above OPA Ceilings   Roads Leading To Kansas City Choked With Trucks

Cattle, Hogs On Move Now   Being Rushed to Market While New High Prices Can Be Obtained

Hitler's ‘Mad Doctor’ Ends Own Life For Giving ‘False Statement’

New Measure Would Roll Back Prices   It Would Kill Taft And Wherry Pricing Formulas In Vetoed Bill

Woman Tells of Slaying Spouse  Asserts He Urged Her to Shoot Him

Woman Tells of Slaying Spouse  Asserts He Urged Tian tr Ghamk Lyte

Byrnes Calls For Central German Rule   U. S. Doesn't Want to Impose Peace of Vengeance, on Reich, Secretary Declares

Byrnes. Outlines Economic Unity Plan for Reich   U. S. Secretary of State in Plea for Central Administration

BYRNES SUPPORTS CENTRAL CONTROL PLAN FOR REICH   Declares U. S. Has Never Sought Peace of Vengeance — Gives Partial Support to Molotov.   MAKES ALTERNATE OFFER OF MERGER   Outtines Five-Point American Policy in Germany—British Favor Autonomous Control.

BYRNES SAYS U. 5. DESIRES UNITED REICK   HEALTHY ECONOMIC GERMAN STATE FAVORED

‘Byrnes Offers Merger ‘Plan for Reich   Four-Hour Meet Produces No Aareements

Central German Government Urged   Byrnes Outlines Attitude of U. S.

Byrnes Defines U.S. Position  On Germany   America and Russia Recommend Central Administration

IRAN DISPUTE ' AGAIN FLARES   BRITISH SEND TROOPS ‘FO IRAQ AS RESULT OF STRIKE IN IRAN OILFIELDS

WALLACE HAS EXPLANATION OF DEMO LOSS   Purged’ Politician In Call For Two Clean-Cut  Parties

TENNESSEE 61'S MATCH BULLETS WITH MACHINE   After Watchers Were Jailed

24 Deputies Freed from County Jail   Police Chief Takes Charge Today and Soldiers Are Ordered Heme

But Governor of Tennessee  Calls Back Aid   Mobs Roam Town After Vets, Machine Battle Over Election   BULLETIN

Gls Win Bitter Ballot Fight — With Deputies   Veterans Claim Were Not Getting Fair Break at Polls

SPECIAL TRAIN TO CARRY HISTORIC DOCUMENTS ON AMERICANISM CAMPAIGN

Soviets Stick With Yugoslavia On Thorny Issue   Molotov Voices Objections to Present Setup

TRIESTE PLAN. GETS BACKING   FRENCH PROPOSAL APPROVED “BY COMMISSION DESPITE OFPOSITION OF SOVIET  "Ryo

ASSERT BRAKES WERE NOT SET FOR EMERGENCY   State’s Attorney Ired By Failure of Crew To Appear

NO FLARE ot, AIREGK PROBE WITNESS SAYS   Flagman Says Trains Were Teo Close to Comply . With Rules,

No Flares  Dropped as Train Halted   Crews Testify at Probe Into Naperville Crash In Which 44 Died.

Fast brakes not applied, crewmen say  Warning flares, lights neglected

pported Recreation am Soon Underway   ating Rink, Youtl mter, Projects For  Winter

oot Recreation  am Soon Underway   ating Rink, Youth ter, Projects For Winter

Housekeeper for Greek Royalty Is Slain in Londor   Fiance Questioned By Scotland Yard in Death of English Woman

LONDON POLICE ARREST SUSPECT   Fiance Of Housekeeper In Greek Royal Household Held In Murder

(Courtroom Scene In Lewis’ Trial More ‘Melodramatic Than Hollywood’s Best.

Hollywood Never Staged Anything Like It; Bail iffy Provide Music Srore

Hollywood Is Outdone by Lewis Scene   Fireworks All the More Dramatic in Wake of Quiet Contempt Trial.

LEWIS, JUDGE TURNIN DRAMA   Lawyers Tug -Frantically To Make Mine Chief Sit Down

UNION ORDERS 150,000 10 CEASE WORK   Call Goes Out After C, 1. O. Accepts and U. S. Steel Rejects Truman Compromise.   MURRAY PREDICTS BITTER STRUGGLE   Charges Business Is Out  to Destroy Organized  Labor--Fairless De fends Firm’s Stand.

TRUMAN PLAN REJECTED BY U. 0 STEERS   CIO Steelworkers Had Accepted President Truman’s Offer

UNION CALLS BIG STRIKE 0 BEGIN MONDAY   TRUMAN’S OFFER OF 18’, CENT RAISE TURNED DOWN

Company Rejects Steel Peace Plea President Made   Union Agreed to Accept - Truman’s Compromise Wage Offers

Truman Urges Corporation To Reconsider   But Fairless Holds Firm Cannot Go  Above 15 Cents

Corporation Turns Down Settlement Plan of President   U. S. Steel Refuses to Go Above 15ce  Increase Offer

BREAD PRICE HIKE DUE DURING WEEK   Boost Will Compensate foi Higher Production Costs

Jump In Bread Price Planned  OPA Hike of Cent ‘Set For Next Week

OPA To Boost  Bread Prices   One Cent Per Loaf. Inerease Scheduled To Become Effective This Week

BREAD TO BE UP CENT      OPA Plans Price Hike lo Make Up For Cut in Production

SENATE VOTES 60-CENT WAGE FOR MINIMUN   Early Vote Mapped On U.S, Housing Aid Bills

BOTH CARRY ‘IFs   Senate Boosts Minimum Wage _ House Raises Federal Pay 

‘Keep Prices Down to Stop Depression’  Reuther Warns Of 1929 Reneat

MINER FAMILIES HIT BY WALKGU   Some Have Not Recovered Financially From the Earlier Strike ~

Christmas Cheer In Miners’ Homes Will Be Dampened lif Strike Lasts

Santa Claus May Bear Thin Pack ‘In Visiting Coal Miners’ Children

Nation Faces Sugar Strike   CIO, AFL Unions Set Walkout for Sunday

Unions Plan Walkout for Saturday   Would Affect Plants Producing 70 Percent of Na tion’s Refined Sugar

Firms Balk  Findings of Board   A. F.L., C. . O. Unions Vote to Walk Out of Three Refineries

DANVILLE GIRL MURDERED BY SWEETHEART   Nude Body of Blonde Lois Nelson Found in State Park

~-HOMES FOR VETERANS— Truman Signs Bill To Expedite Construction  Legislation Designed To Clear Way Fo Erection Of 2,700,000 New Dwellings  - WASHINGTON, (AP)—President Truman today signe

Housing Bill Is Signed By Truman   Authorizes Wyatt to Pui Ceilings on New Homes,  S pend Subsidies

TRUMAN SIGNS HOUSING BILL   Vets Home Program into High Gear — Plan Calls for 2,700,000 Dwellings

Housing Bill Is Signed By Truman   Throws Program Into.High Gear

PRESIDENT SIGNS HOUSING MEASURE   “Bilt, Provides Low-Cost’ Homes  _° ee Veterane

TRUMAN SIGNS HOUSING BILL   ACT THROWS VETS' HOUSING PROGRAM INTO HIGH GEAR

President Signs Vet  Housing Bill   Wyatt Starts On Mammoth And Unprecedented Job

TRUMAN SIGNS HOMES MEASURE   Act To Facilitate Private Construction

TRUMAN SIGNS HOUSING BILL   Measure Provides Building Of 2,700,000 Homes

2,700,000 NEW HOMES IN THE NEXT TWO YEARS   President Truman Signed Legislation For Private Construction.   IGOES INTO HIGH GEAR   The Legislation Was Sent to the President After Bitter Fight.

New Housing  Bill Signed   Truman Approves Act For Construction Of 2,700,000 Homes

Truman Signs Vets Housing Measure;  Building To Boom   Send-off Given Huge Housing Program as : Bill Becomes Law.

HOUSING MEASURE SIGNED BY TRUMAN   Wyatt Will Be Czar of Ambitious Program In Nation.

President Signs Vet Housing Bill   -Plan Calls For 2,700,000 Homes

Housing Bilt Now a Law   New Homes Program Into “High Gear”  Now, Says Wyatt - 

Lumber Subsidy Measure Signed   Administration Bil! Aims to Help Vets Get 2,700,000 Homes

Huge Housing Bill Is Signed By Presiden   Plan Aimed At Putting Up 2,700,000 Homes For Veterans Started Into High Gear

President Signs Bill Advancing __ Home Building   Legislation Will Facilitate Private Construction Of Nearly 3 Million Houses

Truman Signs Housing Bill For Veterans   Measure Designed To Aid Construction Of 2,700,000 Homes Within Two Years

President Signs Legislation for More Housing   Administrator Says Action Puts Housing Proqram in High Gear

President Signs Measure to Rush House Building   Bill Shifts Vet Housing Program Into High Gear Administrator Says

Iruman Sians Housing Bill for Veterans   Wyatt's Task to Get 2.7 Million Homes Built by End of ‘47

President Signs Bill Designed fo Speed Building  Putte Vete’ Haucina

Latin Americans Offer Open Door To Refugee Flow  U.N. Finds Rest Of World Less Ready  For Newcomers

Latin America Opens Door to Many Refugees   Thousands From Europe Offered Haven, UN Says

SINU TIGHTENS REQUIREMENTS 10 HELP VETS   More Than 1,400 Students Sign Monday For Spring Term

Solon Would Sell Western Land For School Funds   Rep. Barrett Presents Bill Concerning Large Montana Tract

Wyatt Sees. Victory for Mass Housine   Plans Directive to Force RFC Aid in Giant Finance Plan

Housing Head Sees Victory In Loan Fight; Reports Big Hike in Home Completions

Voices Optimism Over Prospects Of Getting Loans   Believes Campaign To Get $65 Million For Mass Production To Succeed; Progress Made This Year

«Huge Loans for Housing Industn Are Predicted   Big Increase in Number of New  Homes Revealed

HOUSING BOSS THINKS HE'LL GET RFC LOAN   ABOUT 106,000 NEW HOMES IN 1947 ARE AT STAKE

WYATT REPORTS BUILDING BOOST   Housing Chief Sure of Victory In Row with RFC

poo Ne Hor During 1546   Wratt Is Confident Mass-Production Housing fs Assured

THRONGS VISIT NATIONAL BANK OF MATTOON   81-Year-Old Institution Launches FourDay Open House

THRONGS VISIT NATIONAL BANE TOON   '1-Year-Old Institution Launches FourDay Open House —

India Said  On Brink O1 Civil War   Indian Leaders, Wavell Called To ‘London For Talks

Warns India Is  Near Civil War   British Government Undertakes to Break Hindu-Moslem States

Britain Moves" To Avert Open India Warfare   Leaders Called to Londot For Parley in Race Aaginet Tima

British Move To Avert Civil War Brewing In India   England Begins 14-Day Race Against Time To Break Hindu-Moslem Deadlock Over Sub continent’s Independence Plan

Fourteen-Year-Old Negro Admits Strangling Prominent ‘Clubwoman, Setting Home Afire

CLUBWOMAN IS SLAIN BY BOY   Negro Youth Of 14 Admit:  He Killed Woman And Set Fire To Home

Boy, 14, Admits Slaying Womar   Victim Is Found In Flaming House

Negro Youth, 14, Admits That He Slew Clubwoman   Boy Says He Sef House Afire after Langhorne, Pa., Murder

Negro Youth Admits Killing Clubwoman   Strangled Woman and Set House Afire, 14. Year-Old Savs

14-Year-Old Negro Youth Admits Slaying OF 48-Year-Old Woman, Setting Fire To House

RANT DELAY IN JAP TRIALS   Court Refuses to Dismiss Charges But Grants 10 Day Continuance

Court Declines To Dismiss Charges Against 26 Jap War Crimes Suspects

26 J ap Leaders Before Court For War Crime:   Evidence So Bulky Tokyo Trial May Run Rest of This Year

MARINES TOLD TO QUIT CHINA   Aroused Students Stage ’arades In Peiping; Story Spreads

Byrnes’ Attempts to [Break Deadlock at Bie-Four Meet Fail   Russian Delegation Refuses to Approve Plea for 21-Nation Peace Conference Next June 15

Russia Refuses Plea to Set Peace Parley June 15   “Big Four’ Meet Appears Headed For Early Breakup

RUSSIA DOWNS PLANNED JUNE PEACE PARLE}   Deadlocked Big Four May End Talks In Paris

SCHWELLENBACH MEETS STRIKERS’ CHIEFTAIN TODAS   Climax Of Power Strike Seen Near As Leaders Confer

Mueller to See Labor Secretary  Union President, Schwellenbach Meet Today to  eo, £_ hte de

UMW SEEKING COURT REVERSAL   Supreme Tribunal Asked To Erase Contempt Verdict And Heavy Fines

S APPEAL IS STUDIED BY HIGH COURT   Review of $3,510,000 Fine, Conviction on Contempt Charge Is Asked

Defense Apnea! By Lewis Filed With High Court   Lewis And United Mine Workers Present Plea Asking Not Guilty Decree   NEW QUESTIONS RAISED IN PLEA

BALLOT FIGHT NEARS CLIMAX IN CLEVELAND   Top Candidates Concentrate Efforts in Area Holding  Qavuanth aft hhin VUata

Top Candidates Debate Issues In Cleveland   Bricker Attack Is Based on Sugar Shortage

DISTRIBUTION UP IN SENATE   Welfare Monies’ Use Is Subject Of ... Rehete... .

Senators Ponder Welfare Funds   Proposal Advanced to Ban Union Control

Slight Vote Indicated in Wisconsin   Normal Balloting i _ Milwaukee County Is Reported

LaFollette Fights to Hold Senate Seat Kept in Family for 41 Years

“Russia’s Use of Veto “Unsuccessful   Demand for Airing , of Question ‘ Made by Australia

Russia ‘Tries In Vain to  Bar Canada   _U_N, Balks.Gromyko ‘Veto on Seat At Atomic Debate

Russian UN Veto Fails On Canada   Nation Will Sit During Atomic Enerey Discussicn

RUSSIAN VETO IS RULED OUT   Gromyko Fails in Effort To Bar Canada From Atomic Meetings

Russia Fails in Plan fo Remove Seat for Canada   Would Bar Nation From UN Atomic Energy Discussions

Russia Seeks To Bar Canada In Atom Talks   Australia Urges Veto Question be Aired At General Assembly Meet in September

CANADA WINS BID TO ATOMIC PARLEY   RUSSIAN U, N. DELEGATE FAILS TO BAR DOMINION FROM SESSION,

PRICE OF CUAL RAISED BY 0?!   Average Of 4014 Cents A Ton Added: New Costs Not Met

Prices Increase ‘Over Wide Range  Depend On Districts, Type Of Operation

Soft Coal Price Upped Average Of 40 rc Ton   Operator Says Raise Would Not Cover Higher Production Costs in Industry

Coal Boost For State 59 Cents and $1.08 Per Tor   Average for Nation Put at 40 1-2 Cents By the Government

0.P.A: Orders Price- Boosts For Sofl Coal   ‘Move May Be First Step  - To.Returning Seized   ‘ Minos to Privote Operation

Price Of Soft Coal Boosted 40 1-2c Ton   Operators Say Increase is Not Enough to Cover Rising Expenses

PRICE BOOST FOR COAL SET      OPA Authorizes Increase Of 401% Cents Ton For  Bituminous Product

See Private Operation  OPA Grants Hike 4012 Cents Per Ton in Soft Coal Price

COAL PRICING MAY LEAD TO LOCAL CONTROL   Bituminous Increases By OPA Average Over 40 Cents Per Ton

Bituminous Price Boost Insufficient,  Mines Hold   Increases Average 404 Cents Per Ton; Wage Board OK’s Hard Coal Contract

OPA RAISES COAL PRICES TO COVER BOOST IN WAGES   iBituminous Operators Authorized to Put Into Effect Increases Averaging 4014 Cents a Ton.   SPOKESMAN SAYS HIKE WON'T MEET COSTS   Government Agency Expected to Announce $1-a-Ton Boost for Anthracite Next Week.

Camp Hood To Emphasize Air Transport  Hugt Airport Facilities To Be Installed For  J Yr tr me oe i,

Russian Editors Ask U. S. Editors to Join And  Put An End to Fascism   Asserts Sovie ts Friendly Toward America

Largest Vote Being Cast In Jap Election   Japanese Voters Troop To Polls In Record Numbers Is Tokyo Report   WOMEN VOTING FOR FIRST TIME

JAPAN CASTS BIGGEST VOTE IN FISTORY   Women Enthusiastic in Exercising First Right of Ballot

PERSONAL RADIO APPEAL BY EMPEROR SAI’ TO HAVE TIMULATED, INTEREST

FURLESS IN ING WITH HN SNYDER   U.S. Steel Chief's Visit Surrounded With Mystery

RESUME CONFERENCES IN AN ATTEMPT TO END PARALYZING STEEL STRIKE: FAIRLESS ARRIVES AT THE CAPITAL

Nation's Industry Slows Down As Strike Continues   Steel Walkout Hits Coal Mining, Railroads and Ford Employes

FAIRLESS LEAVES CAPITAL TO SEE COLLEAGUES   Reports Persist Settlement Is Near In Walkout

Prove is Sought Of Foods Tie-Up   Subversive Interests Within Government Hinted Complainants

Attempt To Control Food Distribution Is Charged   House Agriculture Committee Urged To Investigate Alleged Efforts By Persons ‘In High Government Circles’ Straitjacket Distribution

TOTALITARIANISM REARS ITS HEAD IN THIS COUNTRY   Persons in High Government Circles Charged With Trying to Control Nation’s Food.

PROBE OF FOOD SETUP ASKED BY U. S. GROUP   House Agriculture Committee Urged To Investigate Food ‘Strait Jacket’

Alcalay, Member of Stern Gang, Is Sentenced to Death for Sabotage

Last Of Stern Mob Put Under Death Sentence   Jacob Menahem Alcalay Was Charged With Saketaging Haifa Railway

Last Stern Gang Man Sentenced   Alcalay Sentenced To Die After Sabotaging Haifa Railway

‘Wounded Jewish Youth Is Given eath Sentence      Defendant, Handcuffed  on Stretcher, Remains Calm as British Coart Passes Sentence.

Last Jew Sentenced To Death   Verdict Is Subject To  Approval By Officer Who Commuted 18

Sentence Saboteurs   ‘British Court Decrees Death For Haifa Railway Crimes

PALESTINE STERN GANGSTER GIVEN ~ DEATH -SENTENGH   Arabs May Boycott London Conference Because of Ran an Mufti

LAST STERN GANG MEMBER IS GIVEN DEATH SENTENCE   Injured Jew Refuses to Talk a Hearing; Other Sentences Were Commuted

‘Halla Rail Sabotage Detendant Gets ‘Death: Sritish Unearth Arms Cache

Life-Saving Deal Sought By Heirens   Youth Says He Will Confess If Spared From Chair

Sullen Youth Fears Mounting Evidence— Chicago Student Willing to Confess Three Murders in Exchange for Life

Heirens Trying To Escape Chair By Confessing   Suspect Offers To Admit Three Murders For Life Sentence

NEW EVIDENCE AGAINST YOUTH   Heirens. Willing to, Offer Full Con_fessions. in Three Slayings in Effort to Get Life Sentence and  ‘ Cheat:Blectric Chair,

Student in Deal To Escape Chair In Desnan Death   Offers to Confess Slaying Of Child in Exchange for Life Sentence

Heirens May Plead Guilty To Murders   Reported Willing To Confess Degnan Slaying If Given Life Instead Of Chair

Heirens May Confess In Return for ‘Deal’  Chicaso Student Reported Ready   Chicago Student Reported Ready To Admit Degnan Kidnap-Slayine

Heirens Trying to Make Deal: Will Swap Confession for Life Imprisonment Sentence:

Heirens Set To Confess 3 Murders   Attorneys Seek Deal to Permit Youthful Student Te Escape Chair

Deal Sought By Heirens, Report Says   He May Confess Degnan Crime in Exchange For Life Term.

Heirens Seeks  Deal For Plea   By ROBERT T. LOUGHRAN (® 1946. Bw The United Pres«s)

Heirens Said Bargaining — To Escape Electric Chait   Youth Reported Ready To Confess 3 Murders; Would Take Imprisonment to Execution

Heirens Reporter Trying to Make Deal for Life   Admissions in Slaying Of Three People Said To Be in Proposition

Report Heirens Offers to Confess Degnan, Two Other Killings in Deal to Cheat ‘Chair’

Heirens Offers Confessions in ‘Deal’, Report   Would Admit Degnan, Brown, and Ross Killings, Writer Says

Say Heirens Seeks ‘Deal’ With State   Ready to Confess Degnar Killing if He Can Escape Death in Chair

WOULD ADMIT SLAYING THREE TO BEAT CHAIR   Life Sentence Asked In Exchange, Says ‘Reliable’ Source

Say Youth Will Confess 3 Murders   Life lmprisonment Reported Asked in ‘Deal’ With State

Two Deaths Pinned Qn Jap Lieutenan'   Accuse Lieutenant Kei Yuri With Deaths Of Two American soldiers

BEVIN SAYS BRITAIN  FRIENDLY WITH REDS   Engiaad Is Willing Te Exteml Presem 20-Year Fricedship Pact Te 56 Years

WAR WITH RUSSIA 13 INCONCEIVABLE, BEVIN DECLARES   British Prime Minister Tells Commons He Recently Offered Moscow 50-Year Friendship Pact.   WORRIED BY SOVIET PRESSURE ON TURKEY   England Ready, He Says, to Consider Revision of Convention Concerning Dardanelles.

Bevin Tells House of Commons Britain Wants to Be  Friends With Russia

Eleven Homes, Tavern Swept by Fire in Negro Settlement in [inois

28TH ANNUAL LEGION MEET NEARING ENT   Governor Martin of Pennsylvania Addresses Convention In Philadelphia.

Pass OPA Bill or Take Blame Senate Told   Barkley Urges Passage as Opposition Begins to Crumble

sEMTE ES “TN WEASUR      Controls on "Meat, Pouttry Dairy Products will. - Likely” Stay.

Poll Shows Many Nazis Changed   Large Percentage Or Prisoners Interned Here Re-Educated

RERTRUDE STEIN DEAD IN PARIS   Loved American Author Known To Hundreds Of U.S. Soldiers

SHE WON A PLACE IN HEARTS OF SOLDIERS  Gertrude Stein, Beloved But Puzzling American Writer, Dies In Hospital In Paris Outskirts

GOP MEETING IS. SCHEDULED FOR. THEATRE   ‘Harry Linn. Frank Koch To Be Speakers -

Jap Cabinet Likely To Fall   Large Number Of Members Belived Affected By MacArthur’s Purge Order   SPECIAL SESSION SUDDENLY DELAYEL

* Pressure From Ohio Listed As Factor In Truman’s Price Control Decision

Eisenhower Warns That Democracy is on Trial Throughout the Wor!d

CORN PRICES EXCEED WHEAT   Grain Experts Doubt If Unusual Status Will Remain Lone

—GRAIN *PRICES— Corn Price  Tops Wheat  Odd Situation May Not Continue Lons

CORN WILL BRING MORE MONEY THAN WHEAT, PREDICTION   A Direct Reversal of Normal Price Relationships, Experts Say.   NOW SELLING AT $2.15      Wheat Is Quoted Around $2.10; Maintained Since End of OPA,

UNO To Settle Russian Issue, Leaders State   American Officials Not Alarmed By Soviet Move

Leaders See No Crisis In Russian  UNO Action   Believe Amicable Settlement Likely In Soviet Protest  Over British Polics

TALK OF UNO. CRISIS DISCOUNTEL   SETTLEMENT PREDICTED OF RUSSIAN PROTEST AGAINST BRITISH POLICY.

UNO LEADERS THINK ASSEMBLY TQ HAVE BUT SMALL TROUBLE   Britain Seeks Amicable Settlement Of Dutch Indonesian Affair

UNO Leader: Optimistic Before Test   Britain Is Willing to Have Russian Charges Aired

Talk of Crisis ls Discounted By UNO Leaders   Amicable Settlement o Russian Protest Is Believed Possible

UNO Leaders See Settlement  Of Problems   Talk That Russia’. Move Might Create Crisis Discounted

Red Pretest Fails To Ruffle UNO  As to Conditions   Leaders Believe It Is Certain Settlements  Are to Be Made

U.N. 0. Heads Are Not  Pessimistic   Say Peace Agency Can Settle Russian Protest

MOVE IS MADE TO PREVENT BRIBERY AND ‘COERCION IN JAPAN’S GENERAL ELECTION

Japanese To Hold General Election:    Army Poll- Watchers To. Prevent Vote Thefts

ELECTIONS HELD TODAY IN JAPAN   U. S. Soldiers Guard All Polling Places

TO GUARD JAP POLLS   To Prevent Vote Thefts, Bribery And Coercion

A Navy Recruiter Coming May &   Chief D. B. McConnell of St. Joseph Will Spend Two . Days Here.

Wavy Recruiter Here on April 8   Chief D. B. McConnell Will Be at. Post Office From 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

CALLED TO PUT DOWN RIOTING NEAR DETROIT   Damage 14 Autos Carrying Office Workers Into Aircraft Plant

WINDSORS SHOCK BRITISH COUSINS   Duke Appears In BreathTaking Outfit; Rumors Heard About His Future.

Back in England  Windsor in Pink Shirt, Fawn Sweater Startles Reporters

CHINESE PEACE HOPES “SHAKY   Nationalist Statement Held Declaration of Conflict

Lewis Wins Initial Fight  To Unionize Mine F oremer   However, Steel Corporation Plans for Immediate Appeal in Case — Coal Official Says Ruling, if Upheld, Will be Long Remembered

F act-Findng Panel Set Up Th Washington   All Parties Agree To Cooperate With Group Hold Exploratory Talks

“Business Session Planned by Eiks  1,300 Delegates » at Convention

Rioters Cause Rio Stores fo Close   Six Persons Wounded By Demonstrators In City in Brazil

World In Situation Of War, Says France   Conflict May Be Declared At Any Time, Spanish Leader Says

Franco Says Another War Possible   Fifth Column Will Be Used When Hostilities Start

Langer's Opponent Concedes Deteat   North Dakota Rejects Gerald P. Nve

SENATE NOMINATION CONCEDED TO LANGER   Bridston Gives Up as Opponent’s Lead Mounts—Nye Decisively Defeated,

Viet-Namese Forees Move Government   France Unleashes Bitter Attack On Leader Of Rebels

FRENCH BLA VIET-NAM HEAL FOR WARFARE   President Ho Chi Minh Directed Uprising in Indochina, Report Says

INDONESE SET NEW CAPITAL: <FIGHT GOES ON P   French Blame President Ho For Nationalist Riot In Colony

French Blame Viet-Nam Heat For Rebellion  Ho Chi Minh Is Accused 0 Planning And Directing Uprising  NATIONALIST CAPITAL IS SHIFTED TO HADONC  French Troops Are Stab bing Ahead On Virtual  French Troops Are Stabbing Ahead On Virtually All Fronts

Ho Is Blamed For Uprising In Indochine   President of Republican Government Removes Capital

FRENCH PLACE REVOLT BLAME   Chief Of Fugitive Republican Government Is Ac cused Of Rebellion

U.N. COUNCIL'S DOCKET CLEAF   But There's Concern Over Inability to Agree

Security Council Wipes Slate Clean   Russians Defeated iv Kffort to Secure Troop Count

UN UPSET BY EVIDENGE Ot DISAGREEMENT   Docket Clear of Business, But Members Show Their Concern.

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS   By FRANK R. KENT   The House and OPA

State Utility Board Adopts  New Policy   Eden Says Change Is Idea Advanced By Wright; To ‘Go Along’

Commission Adopts New Method of Evaluating Worth of Utility Company

TEACH ENGLISH IN RED SCHOOLS   RUSSIANS EAGER TO LEARN THE LANGUAGE

State Vote Drive in  Final Week   Bertu Candidates   Party Candidates Set to Trade Hard Punches Up to Deadline

 Back of the Headlines \Greek 2-Way Problem Irks ‘UNO: Nation in Bad Way

Housing Bill Gets Stalled   No Action For 12 Days Days As Result Of  Bi attaw BRareee

Administration Drive for Housing For Vets Stalled ‘in Conference’

Housing Push Halts In Dead Center Today   Campaign To Provide New Homes For Two Million This Year Is Stalled For 12 Days

Administration Housing Drive  Faces Delay Over Easter Week   Patman Predicts Recess To Change Attitude Of House Members On Question Of Subsidies

Drive fo Provide Homes Is Delayed  Stalls Without Hope Of Aotitean Ean. 19 fh...

Dream Train Speeds Crippled Girl, 14, Toward Chance For Health, Happiness

S-DAY VOYAGE FOR WAR BABIES   New Zealand Women Find  Converted Freighter Poor Passane

Mothers Complain 15 Babies, Crowded into Converted Freighter, Arrive from New Zealand

Kidnap Victim Is Still Missing   Army Husband Prays for Missing Wife to Keep Chin Up

Tuohy, Defense In2 Conferences   No Statement on Heirens Confession

Attorneys Have Another Meeting  No Announcement or Heirens’ Statement

PATRIOTIC PROGRAM FOR BEETHOVEN CLUE   Musical Group Will Meet Tuesday Evening At Home Of Mr. And Mrs, Harry V. Warehime

‘U.S. MILITARY GOVERNMENT IN GERMANY ADMINISTERED BY SOME MEN UNTRAINED FOR WORK

it Is Difficult to Get Top American Men to Take Job of Handling Occupation

FLOOD WATERS COVER BOTTOMS   Ohio River May Reach 45 Feet At Portsmouth; Crops Damaged

PAULEY ROUSED BY ‘DIRTY LIE   Truman’s Nominee For Navy Undersecretary Won't Withdraw

‘That’s Dirty Lie. Pauley Shouts At Hearing   Objects to Testimony California Fined Him For Stealing of Oil

ts Lie, Pauley Shouts to Oil Theft Allusion  Nominee Refuses ag weireo t  Nominee Refuses To Withdraw, Will See It Thru

Sensational Charge Made Dy Witness   Oilman Announces Determination to Stick to the Finish

OIL BARON IS ANGRY, SHOUTS “IT’S A LIER?   E. W. Pauley, Truman Nomimee, Refuses to Announce Withdrawa!

Pauley Scraps Foes In Senate  Says He Will Not  Consider Withdrawal

PAULEY DENIES HE PAID A FINE FOR STEALING OIL   Charge by Independent Operator Brings Californian to Feet With “That's a Dirty Lie.”   APPOINTEE ABANDONS IDEA OF WITHDRAWING   Telis Group His Character Has Been Smeared and He Cannot Now Consider Such a Step.

Committee Is ‘Told Pauley Paid Fine  for ‘Stealing State Oil   ‘That's a Dirty Lie.’ Nominee for Navy Department Post Shouts; Oil Operator Will Stay in Fight

Pauley Shouts “Lie” To Senate Evidence   Says He Will Remain as Candidate to Defend Reputation

PAULEY WILL STAY IN FIGHT   Refuses to Withdraw His Name As Nominee For Navy Dept. Post

Pauley Shouts ‘Lie to Claim Of Paying Fine   Californian Says He Can't Withdraw From Hearing Now

Pauley Calls Testimony  ‘Dirty Lie’   Truman Nominee Stays in Fight For ‘Vindication’

Pauley Shouts Lie at Charges Of Oil Stealing   Jumps to Feet to Scream ‘A Dirty Lie’ at Witness

Pauley g¢ o1Vves heated denial  fined fortheft   Won't withdraw  from nomination

World's First General Strike in Britain in 1926  Unions Went Broke Paying Strikers

GENERAL STRIKE IN ENGLAND IS RECALLED BY MACKENZIE; PLEA FOR COOPERATION WON VICTORY

Bowles Appeals’ To Farmers To Fight Inflation. Lobbies   Savs Ir resp onsible Greedy Forces Are Seeking — To Override  —Inarticulate Little Penonle. ~ .

BOWLES THINKS CRISIS AT HAND   Says Next Few Weeks Will Decide Whether We Achieve Stabilized Economy Or Ruin. 

Taft and Austin Back Modified OPA Legislation   ‘Seek Republican Support for Plan in Senate

G. O. P. Leaders to Seek Moderate Price Control:   Taft and Austin Rally Senate Republicans for Program Curtailing Some OPA Authority, but Retaining Major AntiInflation Regulations—Ohican Says Lifting Controls Entirely From Meat and Oil Is Under Consideration.

HUDERATE UPA Taft, Austin Organize COP F ‘cht for Price Control «

GOP Working On OPA Plan   Leaders Put Emphasis On Saving Necessary Controls On Moderate Basis

GOP Senators Urge ‘Moderate’  Action on Prices   Ask Program to Curb OPA Power But Retain Anti-Inflation Controls

Senators Rally Colleagues for  OPA Extensior   Taft, Austin Take Lead in Organizing Republican Support

GOP Senator: To Back OPA   Taft and Austin Take Lead to Obtain ‘Moderate’ Program

GOP Campaign For Moderate OPA Launched   Taft. Austin Lead Drive To Ward Off Dangerous Laet-Minnte Plane

GOP Leaders Seek To Save Some Control  Over Pricing   Taft, Austin Favor ‘Moderate’ Program To Prevent Inflation

TAFT, AUSTIN RALLY GOP FOR MODERATE OPA   Draft Program Aimed At Keeping Main Price Controls

TENSION HIGHER OVER HOLY LAND   Building Blast Threatened as British Blockade } Coast Line

BUILDING IN HEART OF CITY EVACUATED AFTER WARNING—TENSION MOUNTING IN PALESTINE

BRITISH FEAR NEW INCIDENTS IN HOLY LAND   Tension Mounts on Warning Government Building Is To Be Blown Up

FEAR VIOLENCE IN PALESTINE   Officials Flee Government Building After Mystery Warning of Blast.

Troops Rush To Scene as Police Patrol District   Tangible Atmosphere Of Tension Noted as Blockade Established

Wave Of Fires Prompls Moves For Prevention   Hundreds of Lives Are Claimed In U. S. By Fire In 1946

Wave of Disastrous Fires Brings Numerous Schemes to Combat Menace in the Future

HOTEL BLAZES STIR WAVE OF SAFETY IDEAS      Fire Doors Soundest Plan in Welter Of Wild Schemes

_ Most Suggestions “Wild” Flood of Schemes Proposed To Fight Disastrous Fires

er of Schemes Offered to Combat Menace, but Most of Proposals Are Cast Aside as Worthless—Engineer Says to Make Hotels Safe, Passage of Flames From Floor to Floor Must Be Stopped by Closing Up Stairways.

-ROPOSED WORLD FLIGHT OF U. 5. JUPERFORTS PUTS SECRETARY OF KTATE IN TICKLISH SITUATION

Army Shelves Plan for World Flight of B-29's   State Department Makes Announcement On Ambitious Tour

ARMY SHELVES FLIGHT. PLANS   World Unrest May Kill B-29  Tour Of Globe

Army To Shelve Its Flight Plans   World Tour Delayed indefinitely, Word

Army Shelves Plan For Flight Around World   War Department Request for World Flight of B-29’: Not To Be Pressed

Army Shelves Plan for World Hight   No Action Is Taken On Letter to State Department

Sabotage Puts Power Out in Texas Towns  Electric Service of  ICRA Restored After  re ra rieey ae

Transformers Ou L.C.R.A. Reports   Oil Drained from Plant Machinery Near Five Towns

/ARNALL PLANS ’ 10 HOLD SEAT   Georgia Governor Expects To Stay In Until Successor Sworn

Arnall Sets Limit To His Office Term   Will Turn Over Helm Of Georgia to Liculenant Governor Thomp son Jan. 14

Political Fight Looms in Georgia  Governorship Likely to Reach Court:

WILL QUIT FOR 'T,- GOVERNOR   Gov. Arnall Of Georgia Declares Intention Of Stepping Down In Favor Of Incoming Lt.-Gov. To Suceceed Talmadge.

c. W. PAULEY STANDS PAT, WANTS VOTE   indicate Senate Vote on Nomination Will Be Close   Vote Will Re Close

Pa ul ev A Ask :S  T of es stify   Continues Fight For Nomination

Senate May Avoid Pauley Showdown; Truman Housing Plan Jeopardized; Senate Wants Firm Hand with Reds

TERAR-OLD ILLUSION  Children Hold Daddy as Hero While Vet Serves Sentence

WORKERS REMAIN INSIDE FOUNDRY   Plan To Hold Place until Strike Is Settled

lran Keeps Army Out of Area Reds Are Evacuating   Spokesman Says Official Word of Russians’ Departure Is Awaited

Iranian Troops Delay Entering  Vacated Areas   No Reports Received Of Soviets Actually Leaving, Army Claims

Iran Delegate Reveals Soviet Proposal For Troops to Stay   Russ Walk Out, But Make It Clear They Aren't (Juitting for Good   Iran Won't Reoceupy Areas Ruse lL oareo

Order Iran Army Not To Reenter Evacuated Area   No Explanation Made On Iranian Move; Say No Change In Status

lran’s Troops Nof fo Re-enter Evacuated Soil   Iranian Government Orders Army Not to Move Into Territory Which Russians Left

lranians Hold Troops Out of Evacuated Area   No Reason Given For Government Order to Army

Tranian Army Forbidden to Re-Enter Fort:   Staff Officer Says Movements of Soviet Troops Are Enigmatic

Iran Army Is Told Not To Enter Area Vacated by Soviet   Order Halts General Staft Plans for Reoccupying Garrisons

MARCH OF IRAN TROOPS BANNEL   TEHRAN FORBIDS ENTRY INTO TERRITORY BEING EVACUATED BY RUSSIANS,

Go Slow  In Iran   Government Orders Army Not to Occupy Posts Left By Reds

IRANIAN ARMY [S HELD BACK   Government Bars Entry Of Troops Into Territory  Evacuated by Reds

Iranian Army Will Not  Re-enter Area   Kurd Tribesmen Have Broken Communications

CONTRIBUTIONS GIVEN HANOVER AMVETS POST   $334 Received Toward Building Fund, Also Piano—Will Participate In Blood Donors Movement

AMVETS’ FUND FOR HOME TOTALS $1,123   That Amount Has Been Received Through Contributions By Letter  —Meeting Tomorrow Evening

AMVETS’ BUILDING FUND NOW TOTALS $2,213   Sum Of $118 Added At Meeting Last Evening—Veterans Will Join In Blood Donor Project

ASSISTANT PASTOR NAMED BY CHURCH   st. Paul’s Lutheran Congregation Calls Rev. Charles W. Aurand—Also Will Be Minister Of Music

Sick L. A. Vet Slays Mother   15 Stab Wounds inflicted on Woman After Dog Knifed

Two fo Face Trial For Idabel Robbery   Couple Held in Texas For Return to Oklahoma

Chiang Balks ‘Cease Fire’ Bid in China   Counter-Proposal Rejected by Reds To Doom Settlement

DEADLOCK HOLDS IN CHINA TALKS   Chiang Rejects Red Demane for Cease Fire Grder to Nationalists

Peace Move Fail Among Chinese   General Marshall Confers With Leader Of Communist Forces

‘Chiang Spurns Red Proposal   Refuses To Issue An Order To Cease Fire, Offers Counter Plan To The Communists

China Red Peace Offer  Rejected   Chiang Counterplan Unacceptable, Says Communist Official

3 CHILDREN BURIED ALIVE IN DUMP   Tots Die After Rubbish Pile Collapses on Them

TURKEY REJECTS SOVIET DEMAND   Again Serves Notice She Won't Share Dardonelles Control

Donald Nelson tn Personal Plea To Stalin   Propose American Business Men  Go To Russia

RUSSIAN TRADE DEAL PROPOSED   Nelson Sents Personal Plea To Stalin For Peace By Barter

Nelson Plea Urges Peace With Russia  Letter Sent to  Marshal Stalin

Nelson Sends Plea to Stalin   Heavy Trade Urged As Basis of Peace

Seek To Avoid War By Trade   Donald. Nelson Sugucsis U. S., Russia Express Policies Completely.

SHORTAGE OF HOUSES GROWS VERY CRITICAL   Property Owners Are Asked To Try and Help Relieve Housing Shortgee for War DD Veterans

HOOVER GOING SOUTH OF BORDER TO SPEED RELIEF FOOD; TRUMAN MAY ORDER RATIONING RENEWED

TRUMAN TAPPED: HOOVER FOR FOOD SURVEY INS. A.   But Gave No Hint of Early Return to Food Rationing In This Country   TALKED TO REPORTERS   Former President Told Re“porters He Wanted to Stay Out of Controversy.

Bidault Pleads For “Reasonable” Treaty Solution   Sees Failure Of Conference After Last War In Lack Of U,. S,, Soviet Support

Envoys of 21 Allies Sit to Study Terms For Reich Satellites   Bidault Opens Session With Call For Reasonable Peace Solutions; Treaty Texts Slated for Release

Bidault Calls "On Peace Parley To Abolish War   Dissension On 5 Treaty Drafts “Marks Opening Of Paris Conference.

DELEGATIONS HEAR APPEAL TO END WARS   Bidault Delivers Peace Plea, But Dissension Looms

Abolish War Plague, French Chief Plead:   President Bidault Asks 21-Nation Conference to Seek Reasonahle Peare Snintiane

BIDAULT URGES REASONABLE PEAGE TREATIES   Recalls Failure To Avert Cone flict After First War In Opening Address

Start Parley Of 21 Nations      french: resident: ‘Blames U Sig Russia For Part In TRailure OF Last Peaee.

PLEA FOR ABOLISHMENT OF WAR OPENS 21 -NATION PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE

Twenty-One Nations Meet To End Wars   America and Russia Get Blame for Not Taking Part in Last Solution to Peace

President Of France Makes Peace.Appeal   Says Two Great Powers Remain On Sidelines

DELEGATES OF 21 NATIONS AT PEACE PARLEY   Conference Opens at Luxembourg Palace; BRidault Is Speaker

2 1-Nation Peace Meet Is Opened   Bidault Calls for Program to Abolish War; Atmosphere None Too Cordial at Outset

21-Nation Peace Session Asked By Pres. Bidault ” To End “Plaoue Of War’

ie Col Hees   Convention Convenes in Air of Dissension Over Publication of Five Treaty Drafts

Bidault Calls On 21 Nations To Abolish War   Named Provisional Chairman At US Delegate’s Motion

United States Plans To Seek Oven Sessions   Complete Texts Of Treaties For 5 Nations Ready

PEACE MEET IN PARIS IS UNDER WAY   French President Urges the 21-Nation Confer. ence on European Set(lement to End “the Placue of War.”

AIMS AT OPENING NEGOTIATIONS TO PRESS OF WORLD   DELEGATES ASSEMBLE IN PARIS TODAY FOR REVIEW OF TREATIES

U.S. fo Urge Open Meetings   Treaties for Axis Satellites To Be Released for Publication Tuesday

21 Nations Assemble to Abolish War   Meeting Comes More Than Year After End In Europe

BIG 4 AGREES ON RELEASE OF TREATY TEXTS   Conference Convenes In Atmosphere of Dissension

NATIONS MAKE EADY TO PUT: TREATY TERMS   French President Calls on 1,500 Delegates to Abolish War.

FRENCH PRESIDENT DELIVERS OPENING ADDRESS AT PARIS   Makes Plea to 1,500 Dele. gates for “Reasonable  Csleaste nett

TWENTY-ONE NATIONS  MEET IN PALACE TO  WRITE FINAL PACTS FRENCH PRESIDENT IS_HOST TO CONFERENCE  TAY DADIC ON BEOARNAYV -

U.S. And Russia Reminded Of Duty In Leading Way To Outlaw Conflict

To Give Out Treaty Texts On Tuesday   Byrnes Would Open Parley To Press of World

Peace Conferences Open; Stop “Plague of War” is Slogan   Bidault Asks Complete Peace Solutions in Opening Address

Bidault Asks — ‘Plague. of War Be Abolished   Peace Conference Opens In Luxembourg Palace

‘Temperatures   Dissension Impends Even As Conferees  Assemble in Paris

j—_WORLD PEACE AIM OF PARIS MIO TILNG— French President Urges Conference Leaders To  Abolish ‘Plague Of War’  Paris Session Opens In Atmosphere Of Dissension On Publication Of Treaties

Pleads for Reasonable Solutions   National Peace Conference is Convened in Luxembourg Palace

Paris Conference To Write Peace Convenes Today   Dissension Over Free Discussion Attends Opening

BIDAULT OPENS PARLEY  Abolish Plague of War, ' Peace Conference Urged

Agree To Release Treaties  Rurnee Demande   Byrnes Demands Doors ‘Wide Open to Press’

World’s Eyes Focus on Paris  Peace Talks   Bidault Says Key to Future in Hands of U. 8S. And Russia

Abolish Plague Of War French President Asks  1500 Delegates At Mee

World Chiefs Meet to Make Treaties   Unity Among Powers Is Asked But Dissension Is Felt Throughout Initial Gathering; French President Bidault Gives Keynote Talk

Paris Conference _ On Peace Treaties Formally Convenes   Bidault Calls On Allied - Nations .To Free  - Suffering Peoples from Plague of War.

21 Nations in Paris To Prepare Treaties For Axis Satellites   French President Convenes Conference with Plea To Abolish ‘Plague of War;’ Byrnes Urging ‘Open’ Negotiation

21-Nation Conference In Session   Peace Meetings Get Underway at Paris More Than a Year After V-E Day

Delegates Meet: Objective: Peace   Conference Summoned by Bidault of France to **Abolish War”   POWERS NOT TOGETHER:   Disagreement in Big Four on Publication of Treaty Drafts

TWENTY-ONE NATIONS MEET IN PALACE TO WRITE FINAL PACTS   ERENCH PRECINENT. 1c   FRENCH PRESIDENT: IS HOST TO CONFERENCE IN PARIS ON: MONDAY

Sidelines Stand Bad, Parley Told   Conference Meets Amid Dissension; 1,500 Are Delegates to French Palace   To Release Texts      Treaty Texts Will Be Released Tuesday by Parley

President Georges Bidault Of France Summons Conferees To Abolish “Plague’”’ Of Hostility As Meeting Begins In Luxembourg Palace—Urges Great Powers To Lend Efforts To Removal Of Causes Of Conflict— “Hopes Of Plain Men Turn Towards Us,” He Adds

Byrnes To Fight For Talks Open  To Press  21 Victors Gather To Write Peace For Five Losers

Abolish Plague of War, Is Plea to 21 Nations   French President in Entreaty on Behalf of Common People

Peace Talks Begin   Dissention Beclouds Atmosphere As Delegates Meet in Paris To Discuss Treaties

1,500 Delegates To Discuss Terms Five Satellite Nations Must Meet; Secretary Bymes To Insist Press Be Given Complete Report

BIDAULT OPENS PARIS MEETING OF 21 NATIONS   Byrnes Will Ask That All Of Negotiations Be Thrown Wide Open To Press

21- Nation Conference Qpens With Plea for  ‘Reasonable’ Solutions

THE 21-NATION “PEACE. GONFERENGE MEETING IN PARIS   The Conference Is Being Held More Than a Year After End of War.   IN LUXEMBOURG PALACE   Session Was Addressed Ry President Georges Bidault of France.

Session Under Way In Paris; Bidault Speaks   French President Named Chairman Of Meetings

Bidault Pleads For End To Wars   Peace Conferenc« Formerly Opens To Business

Big Four Split on U.S. Demand for Open Debate   Agreement to Publish Five Treaty Drafts Finally Js Reached

Molotov’s Stand May  Come Soon   Conference to Tackle Subject Of Reparations Against Italy

If Soviet Foreign Minister Continues Amiable Manner, Conference of Ministers May Regpicter Srenace   REPARATIONS FIRST TEST OF BIG FOUR

MOLOTOV SHOWS PEACEFUL M000   GIVES UP ON SEVERAL POINTS IN FIRST SESSION

MOLOTOV’ ATTITUDE CHANGES   Appears More Conciliatory at Big Four Meeting

RED GOODWILL PERVADES BIG FOUR SESSION   Molotov Yields Several Times When Outvoted

Hopes Boosted as Molotov Yields   Russian Conference Dele. gate Gives in on Several Minor Issues   ITALY REPARATIONS QUESTION COMES UP   'Red Attitude Unknown; Demanded 300 Millions ~ At Other Parley:

Tony Stralla Beats the Rap   Operator of Gambling Ship Freed of Law Violstion Charees

Higher Prices On All  Cotton, Woolens Soon Consumer Groups Begin Fight Against

4 ty GROUPS EW ASSAULT : oS PRIGES   OPA Officials Predict Serie Commodities to Reach fa Record High

Consumer Grouns Begin New Drive On Price Hikes   OPA Leaders Foresee Many Commodities Skyrocketing Before Fall

BUYERS RENEW DRIVE TO REDUCE PRICES AS OPA WARNS OF BOOSTS IN COTTON, COFFEE, ETC

U.S. Army Will Assume UNRRA Duties in Germany   Americans to Shell Out 80 Million More  For New Functions

British ‘Troops On Way To lraq   Three Statements - Give Different Explanations

British Troops Leave For Iraq; 3 Reasons Given   Termed “Precautionary”

British Indian Troops Move To Iraq Port   Official Views Vary On Significance of What Shift of Forces Means

British Move Troops to Persian Gulf  Tranian Premier  Criticizes Step

ATOM BOMB PACT IS DIRECTED AT RUSSIA   Atom Bomb: Future Rests Or Soviet Policy

Congress May Wind-Up Session At End Of Week   Senate And House Aim At Final Adjournment Of Session Saturday

Rivers Continue To Rampage in Ashland County   Odanah Inundated When Water Roars in

1,000 Homeless Due To Floods   Rivers on Rampage In Ashland County

Sioux. Valley Farmer Injured Driving Tractor   LAWR.  McFARLAND) “BRINGS ENGLISH, BRIDE.TO LAKE DAR

Big Four’ Ministers Still at Odds As Battle for Trieste Statute Opens

Trieste Issue To Confront Foreign Ministers’ Council   Stormy Waters Ahead For Session Of Foreign Ministers This Afternoon   ATTITUDE OF BIG FOUR UNCHANGED

MOLOTOV INSISTS THAT YUGOSLAV OBJECTIONS BE AGAIN GIVEN AN AIRING  °

BiG 1° WAL INTO BATTLE ON TRIESTE   No Changes in Viewpoint Appear at First Session

ARSENAL HAS $50.000 FIRE   Damage to Engine Testing Room May Roach S100.000

Mine Owners Split On.Talks With Lewis   Northern Operators’ Offer Seeks to Free U.S. Control of Pits

Poll Indicates Quick Act On Strike Control   Hope To Rush Bill To Floor For Early Decision; Rep. Landis Proposes Change

House Labor Committee Sees Strike Curb Okay   - Read et Bal Appenr al esday

STRIKE CONTROL BILL REVAMPED   House Committee Ready To Approve Measure Next Tuesday

Strike Bill   Gains Favor   Meazure To Control Future Labor Rifts:

Plan Strike Control Action Winter Open as Nation's Strikes Simmer Return-Attac

STRIKE-CONTROL BILL SUPPORTED   HOUSE GROUF'S APPROVAL LIKELY—EMBODIES FACTFINDING PRINCIPLE,

Anti-Strike Law Due, House Says   Passage of New Bill May Come Next Week, Claim

Poll Indicates Group Will OK Control Bill   Feel Majority Will Be Received On New Fact Find ine Principle.   [VOTE WILL BE CLOSE

Modification ‘Truman Plan Seen Probable   Power of Subpoena end Cooling Period May Be Eliminated

Approval of New Strike Control Bill Predicted   May Embody Principle Of Fact-finding but Modifications Hinted

Action Due Soon On Law Limiting Labor Disputes   Majority Of Lower House Is Reportec In Favor Of New  Legislation

Approval Strike Control Bill Seen  Fact-Finding Angle Raliavead inelidad

Approval of Strike Control Bill Expected   Congressmen Foresee Committee Release of Truman Measure

America Drops Claim On Italy   U. S. Delegate Also Assails Bulgarian Claim To Thrace

Big 4 Stand Together on Italian Pact   But Are Out-Voted by Small Nations on Minor Point

Big 4 Beaten on Wording ~ Italy's Peace   Small Nations Seek to Lessen Charge of Aggression

CARSTENSEN RITES WEDNESDAY P. Wy,   Pioneer Resident of Merrill Died This Morning from A Heart -Attack

Await New Scale On Auto Prices   OPA Agreement Paves Way For General Hike

Families to Join Soldiers  Now Abroad  Privileges Allowed Only for Officers  — Be ees, = eee

Army Will Ship Families Overseas For Officers Siqning to Stay in Posts   Tt All Depends

His Oppoxwent Has Gone Through Files to Pick Out Few Bills He ’ Vetoed at Albany

AUTOS KILLING PEOPLE NOW AT STARTLING RATE   Estimate 38,000 Will Be Killed This Year: President Has Called National Conference To Attack Grave Problem.

CURB ON CAR ACCIDENTS IS BEING SOUGHT   President Truman Calls Conference To Halt Startling Upswing In  Traffic Deaths  ALL RECORDS RROKEN

U. S. Traffic Death Rate Is Startling   So Appalling, President Has Called National Conference To Halt it

LUVIKK Uy! PUR LARS:  NATIONAL CONFERENCE WILL STUDY CROWING AUTO ACCIDENT PROBLEM

LONDON AWAITS INDIA'S LEADERS   Wavell and Factional Chiefs Are Delayed at Malta By Plane Trouble

Income Tax Experts Will Probe Combine   FB! Working on Books of Firms in War Profits C'nep

Experts To Eye Combine Taxes  Garsson Officials To Be Questioned

INCOME TAX MEN ENTER WAR PROBE   Officials on Garsson Munitions Combine Will Be First On List

RUSSIA GRABS POWER LINES   Report All Power Systems In Manchuria Seized By the Russians

“Chineag Claim Ru Fumsinre, Ot Go: jayond Powers in ~ ing  Maenohuria

U.S. MoveOn 7 tom Bomb ‘Aid To Peace   May Prove Lever Needed to Break Deadlock in Big Four Conference Assent bling Today for a “Showdown?

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZIE # Foreign Affairs Analyst

BIG FOUR MAY BREAK DEADLOCK IN DISCUSSIONS AS RESULT OF U.S. ATOMIC BOMB DECISIONS

'America’s Proposal To Outlaw Usé ‘Of Atomic Warfare May Be Big Lever

U.S. Offer to Scrap Atomic Bombs May Break Deadlock in Foreian Ministers Meet

America’s Atomic Proposal May Break Paris Deadlock If This Won’t Turn Trick, What Will

Atomic Bomb Seen As Lever To Deadlock  ».. reer were e-w «2 ete CATS ee

Canada’s Hearing May Link NKUD's With Outside Reds   New Evidence Supports Code Clerk’s Secret  Police Testimony

Evidence At Spy Hearing Expected To Reveal Link With Red Secret Police

Spy Hearing May  Involve Dreaded  Russian Police   Testimony to Show NKVD Working With Communists Outside Russia   SAFETY MEASURES FOR CODES CLERK   Gouzenko Given Protection During Report on Agent ’ Activities

REDIN AWAITS VERDICT OF FED. JURY   Ex-Russian Naval Officers Charged With Espionage

Siam Applies As UN Member   Fight Also Brewing Over Request From Albania

Bitter Memories of War Fail ~ To Quench Spirit of Christmas   Bright Spots Around the World in Spite of Food and Fuel Shortages and Inflation; War-Torn Lands Forqet Worries for a While

GROUP RAISES ROW IN JAPAN   Demonstrators Break Windows and Injure Eight Policemen in Demand That Shidehara’s Cabinet Resign.

Storm Scatters Vets’ Taxi Caravat In Pennsylvania   Seek Relief from Chicago Ordinance and Right To Drive Own Machines

CROWDER 10 LOSE PRISON BUILDINGS   FORTY-EIGHT STRUCTURES DECLARED SURPLUS BY WAR DEPARTMENT.

CAMP CROWDER PRISON BUILDINGS ON “SURPLIS LIST   Will Be Disposed of by War Assets Adminis_ tration, ..¢@ 7°

Rail Chairmen  To Talk Strike   Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers Opens Conference

Reds Demand UN Not Debate Repeal of Veto   Launch New Move * To Castigate Franco Government in Spain

UNITED STATES AND BRITAIN FAVOR PERMITTING “BIG: FIVE" VETO  POWER ~ REING DISCUSSED

FAR EAST POLICY OF U. 5, ASSAILED BY WHITE RUSS!   Kuzma Kiselev, Speaking Be- fore U. N. Assembly, Attacks Presence of Yanks in China.   DEFENDS BIG POWER VETO IN HOT DEBATE   Long Speech Regarded As Preview of Line Molotov Will Take in His Address Today.

Reds Attack US. Poliey In Far East   Veto Plan Called ‘Shotgun Wedding’ By New Zealanders

White Russia Hits U.S. Far East Policy   Presence of Troops In China Assailed: Poland Defends Veto

White Russia, Poland Defend Big Power Veto   American Far Eastern Policy ave By Kiselev; New Zealand

PEACE POLICY OF UNGETS REAL JOLT   Big Power Veto Comes Up for Hot Debate by Members

UN Delegate Hits American Policy In China   Russia And Poland Vigorously Defend Power Of Veto

Presence Of American Troops In China Is Assailed; Debate On Veta Still Unabated

White Russia In Protest On U. S. Troops In China   America’s Far Eastern Policy Attacked In U.N. Assembly; Veto Debate Rages On Though Issue Not Before Delegates   Ry FRANCIS W CARPENTER

REDS ATTACK FAR EASTERN POLICY OF U.S,   Says Troops in China  Not Calculated To   Maintain Peace

Poland Joins in Attack al U. N. Meet   Presence of British Forces in Greece Is Assailed

U.S. FAR EAST. POLICY RAPPED BY DELEGATE   Yank Troops in China Hamper Peace, Russian Tells Assembly of U. N.

U.S. Poliey In Far East Is Assailed   Troops in China Hit in Assembly By White Russia

Presence of U.S. Troops in China Rapped   White Russian at United Nations Meet Says Peace Menaced

White Russian Envoy Denies Right of United States to Maintain  i Troops in China; Pol  and Joins in.

U.S. POLICY IN CHINA ATTACKED   Presence Of American Troops Endangers Far  Eastern Peace

White Russian Raps Far East Policy Of U.S.   “Presence of American Troops in China is -Protested .

U.S. NAVY TO BACK NATION'S FOREIGN POLICY   Forestal Says Fleet Will Remain in Mediterranean.

Cotton Markets Declare Holiday   Government Strives To Stabilize Prices

Government May Act to Stabilize Skidding Prices   Major Exchanges Closed In Effort To Prevent Further Disastrous Break

Government May Move toStabilize Skidding Market to  Curb Severe Slump   SLUMPS OF UP TO $50  PER BALE ARE RECORDED

TRUMAN QUOTED AS SAYING GOVERNMENT WORKING ON PLANS  FUTURES TRADING IS

Markets Over Nafion Close After Breaks   Losses Of $50 A Bale Reported In Two Weeks

Cotton Slump Halts Trading   U. S. Effort To Stabilize Market Seen in Offing Following Closings

MAJOR COTTON MARKET CLOSE AS PRICE SKIDS   Government Reported Planning Action to Curb Drop

U.S. May Act to Stabilize Skidding Cotton Market   Truman Considering Action Following Sudden Closing

GOV'T. MAY ACT 10 STABILIZE SKIDDING MART   New York, New Orleans And Chicago Exchanges Suspended Operations Wednesday Morning; Cotton Crop Position Good.

Major Markets Close to Slow Price Tumbles   Failure of Southern Handlers to Increase Margins Is Blamed

A TRY ON COTTON   U. S. Will Attempt to Stabilize Market: Trading  Places Close

U. 5. May Act To Half Crash ir Cotton Prices   All Major Exchanges Suspended to Avert Further Tumble

All Cotton Marts Close   _ Trading Halted inEffort to Stop Skidding Prices; Seek Way To Stabilize Market. °

Three Major Marts Close To Halt Drop   Mxchanges At New York, Chicago, New Orleans Close Suddenly, ss

REPORT EFFORT TO “STABILIZE” SLIDING COTTON   Major Markets Are” Suddenly Closed to Prevent Price Crash

Cotton xchange  Closes   Action Comes Short Time Before Trading Scheduled to Begin: Confusion Scenes

Suspend Trading In Cotton   Georernment Reported Trying Toe Stabilize Present Market Skid

Port City of Haifi Restive Mystery Voice Urges Jews To Be Prepared for ‘Anything’

Refugees Refuse to Leave Ships   Crowds Are Told To Stand by for ‘Next Few Hours’

Angry Jews Are Harangued by Mystery Voice   New Outburst of Violence in Haifa Possible

Haifa Tense As Violence  Threatened   Angry Jews Warned To ‘Be Prepared For Anything’ In Potest

Immigrants Balk At Leaving Ships  Shout Insults At Soldiers And Sailors

HAIFA'S ANGRY JEWS HARANGUED   TOLD TO BE PREPARED AS BRITAIN GETS READY TO DEPORT 1,400,

MYSTERY VOICE STIRS HEBREWS   Palestine City Tense as Angry Jews Protest Deportation to Cyprus

MYSTERY RADIO STIRS UP JEWS   Illecal Immigrants Are Urged Not To Get Off Their Ships

Jews Of Haifa Receive PY ¢  To Be Rear &. ‘For Anvthn ca   New Deportations Arouse Port City, Pose Tense [ssue

Dent Play With Fire, Ladies,Ina New Synthetic Dress, Or You May Be Standing Clad Only in Far-Rinas

Othman Warns Ladies to Avoid Fires While Wearing New Synthetic Fabri

Communists, In Concilia tory Attitude, May Enter Cabinet      2-HOUSE ASSEMBLY MIGHT BE ADOPTED

Bidault To Head French  Government   MRP Leader Elected President As Reds Abstain From Voting

French Elect Ex-Professor As Presiden   Georges Bidault Faces the Problem of Forming Tripartite Cabinet _

a DAULT CHOSEN FRENCH PRESIDEN   COMMUNISTS, WHILE NOT VOTING, INDICATE THEY MAY ESTER CABINET.

FRENCH ASSEMBLY CHOOSES BIDAULT   Communist Party Abstains From Voting; Leader of MRP Groun

NAME BIDAULT PRESIDENT OF   French Assembly Picks Foreign Minister To Head New Regime

BIDAULT NEW PRESIDENT OF FRANCE TODAY   Conservative Popular Republican Party Head Elected

Kien ’s  tains  Naw ? zac Ne  = ee  Dang? sae  wit PRR ee eee eet

Grain Exporting  Quota Is Met  417 Million Bushels Are Sent Abroad

French Colonial Troops Violate Siam Territory, U.N. Is Informed   Memorandum Charges Arbitrary Arrests of Siamese Nationals   DETAILED ACCUSATION COMES AFTER PROTESI   Probe of Spain Ends; Brit: ain Says Franco Isn't Peace Threat

VIOLATIONS BY FRENCH FORCES ARE REPORTEL   Siam Tells UN Council Of “Wanton Fusilades,” Plunder And Leeting   AGGRESSION CHARGED BY NATION RECENTLY

WITH COUNCIL   ‘Siam Charges Plunder Anc Looting by French In  Formal Complaint

Siam Submits Charges to United Nations   Nation Says French Forces Arrested Siamese Nationals

Siamese Protest To United Nations   Accuse France, Also  Ask U. N. Membership

SECOND PROTES   Great Britain Informs UN Franco Regime Not View. aft Ae Threat

2,900 MINERS OUT FOR LACK OF MEAT TO EAT   Five County Mines In Group Where Miners Refuse To Work

State Peliceman Shot By Men After Stealing Autos.   WILD CHASE HELD IN MOST OF STATE

Pair Sought ik Southern Indiana Area   Condition of State Trooper Shot By Negroes Critical

Polio Threat Casts Shadow Across State   Two Cases At Pittsburg eso A of Camp Caus= Anxiety

Briggs Opens C sampaign for  U. S. Senator   Files Today; Points  ) -—   Files Today; Points To Long Record Of Public Service

Other Questions “Will Be Asked War Secretary, Profits Probe Counsel Declares Rep. May Is Entangled Furthe: In Testimony By Lumber Dealer

[Ask Patterson For Explanation In Profit. Probe   Involves “E” Award To Plant Over Objections Of Ordnance Officials

Reasons tor “k” Award to Firm Wanted   May Makes Speech to House Reiterating  Denial of Any Profit Made from Combine

Erie Combine Given 'E’ Award Over Objections   Constitutional Provision Might Bar Committee From Questioning Rep. May

Patterson Called In War Profits Probe   Witness Testifies Kentucky Congressman Promoted Timber Deal Saying He Knew “Proper People’ To Get Contracts

Explanation Is Requested From War Secrefary   Immunity Clause May Hamper Investigation Of Huge War Contract

Patterson Is Summoned In Munition Deal   Disputed “E” Award to War  Plant Linked to Investigation Involving Kentucky  Congressman.

TO APPEAR AT INQUIRY TODAY   Committee Hears Rep. May Promoted Timber Deal For War Contracts

Secretary Patterson Is Called In War Profits Probe After Witness Testifies May Promoted Timber Deal

. L CHORUS GROWS   More Demonstration Meet ings in Europe and the Pacific

Gls Are Piling Up Protests OverDemobilizationDela y; Airing Will BeHeld Tuesday

GPs Continue To Protest Release Delay   Top Military Chiefs Will Explain Their Position on Tuesday

GI Protests Piling Up   Congress Hears From Homesick Soldiers; Sees Blow to Prestige

;  ‘Whoever Shall Commit Murder ... Shall Suffer Death’ Louisiana Negro May Go to Chair Second and Final Time

Ickes Found Winning Team  In New Deal   His Political Career ‘ Had Ranged From Bull Moose To FDR Democrat

A&P to Appeal Trust Conviction   12 Subsidiaries, 16 Officers Held Guilty at Climax of Long, Bitter Federal Trial

IS CONVICTED OF MONOPOLY   Huge Food Chain, 12 Sub sidiaries and 16 Officers Are Found Guilty of Sherman Anti-Trust Violation.

A. & P. COMPANY FOUND GUILTY IN ANTITRUST CASE   CONVICTED IN U. S. COURT OF MONOPOLY, RESTRAINING TRADE

28 of Its Officers And Subsidiaries Also Held Guilty; Food Firm Will  Appeal Decision; Charges It Hits  At Foundation Of All U. S. Business

A. & P. Chain Convicted of U.S. Violation   12 Subsidiaries, 16 Officers Named  For Conspiracy

A&P¥ood Chain Loses Long Suit    Convicted of Violating Federal Anti-Trust Law;  Owners Will Appeal

Found Guilty Of Monopoly Conspiracy .. . ._  A. €&# P. Food Chain, With Subsidiaries, Convicted Of Anti- Trust Violation

ARP IS CONVICTED FEDERAL VIOLATION OF ANTITRUST LAW   ‘FOUND TO HAVE CONSPIRED RESTRAIN TRADE IN FOOD PRODUCTS

A. And P. Guilty  In Trust Action Chain Will Appeal Judae’s Decision

A&P Tea Convicted Monopoly   Federal Judge Says Large Food Chain Is Guiltu Of Violation

A&P Guilty of Violating Trust Laws   Federal Judge Hands Down Decision in Case Which Has tasted * From Asril 16. 1048

16 Officers Of Concern Implicated   12 Subsidiaries Of Big Organization Found Guilty By A Federal Judge In Hlinois

Court Convicts A&P Food Chain   Holds Anti-Trust. Law Was Violated

Grocery Chain Is Convicted In Anti-Trust Suit   A. & P, 12 Subsidiaries, 16 Officers Named; Firm To File Appeal

A & P Food Chain Found Guilty of Anti-Trust Actions   12 Subsidiaries and 16 Officers Are  Nlamed in Cace

A&P Convicted Of Violating Anti-Trust Law  Huge Food Chain —   Huge Food Chain Will Appeal Decision

Says Huge A.&P. Firm Violated Anti-Trust Law   117-Page Opinion By Judge Lind. ley After Long Hearing Charges Trade Conspiracy   2. WILLARD ROBERTSON

Huge A & P Chain Is Found In Violation Of Anti-Trust Law By Court In Illinois

A. And P. Found Guilty Of AntiTrust Charges  Officers Conspired   Officers Conspired To Restrain Trade, Court Declares

Death of Draft Law Threatened; Senate Group Begins Probe   Poses New Complication in Finding Army Replacements Now

Issue Orders. For Faster ‘Discharges —   Directive Covers 2 Periods Ending Apr. 30. June 30

Hail Storm Injures 18 In Alabama   Egg-Sized Stones Smash Windows And Cause Panic

Truman Signs Temporary Housing Bill   Measure for Permanent Homes Undergoing Rough Time in Senate

Press Fight For Housing   Truman Signs Vets’ Homes Bill As Scrap Looms On Subsidies

Bill For 250-Million For  emporary Hox sing Signed y Truman; Move Sought

Truman Signs Measure For  U. S. Housing   Administration Presses Fight For $600 Million In Subsidies

President Signs House Bill   Totals 250 Million: Administration Presses for 600 Million Program

FIGHT FOR SUBSIDIES: IS PRESSED   Speedy Congressional Approval Predicted On Full Housing Measure

New York City Hit By Additional Walkouts; No. U. S.  Action Planned; AFL Official Says No General Strike In Mind

Threat to Seek a General Strike in Maritime Dispute Held ‘Ridiculous’

Ship Strike Now Being Felt Inland   Railroads Report 5,000 Loaded Freight Cars Are Tied Up.

Leader Brands General Tieup As Ridiculous   Spokesman for AFL Says Threat Made by Locol Leader Has No Basis in Fact

Pian Announced to Ask All Organized Labor to Quit Work   Pulse of Nation Slows Down As Maritime Strike Spreads

Chaos Rises As Shipping Is Stricken   National Uniow Spokesman Calls Threat Ridiculous

SHIP WALKOUT CAUSES THEUP ON RAILROADS   MARITIME LEADERS MAKE THREAT OF GENERAL STRIKE

Meantime Maritime Strike Ties Up ‘fransportation By Water liverywhere. N.Y. ‘Tug Bouts Join Strike

Proposal Came From a Local ‘Union Official   Director of AFL Informa. tion Says Government Does Not Plan Teo Use Troops   Strike Results ’ Spread Tuland   Unien Tug Boat Crews Left Jobs in New York Harhor Yesterday Afternoon

General Strike Absurd   Declares Spokesmar For AFL When Shipping Shutdown Slows Industry

All-union Walk in Seamen's Support Termed Ridiculous hy Labor Leader; Cavernment Action Undetermined

Threat By Seamen’s Union To Seek General Strike Held ‘Ridiculous’   No Plans Drawn To Su pply g roops   Wage Discussions Continue But Solution To Stoppage Not Yet In Sight

Label National Seaman Strike Threat Absurd   Say Government Not Planning To Use Army For Shipping; Cite Relief Pliaht

OPLIT TN AFL BACKING HIT SPS STRIKE   Threat of General Walkout Termed “Ridiculous” by Spokesman.

Threat to Call General Strike Is Ridiculed   Scarehead Has No Basis Labor Leader Declares

AFL Spokesman Claims Threat Is Searehead and Has No Basis in Fact   Paul Hall, New York Port Agent Declares That if Government Attempts to Move Ships, “We Will Call On All Organized Labor to Come Out With Us”

SHIPPING TIE-UP: SLOWS INDUSTRY IN INLAND ARESS   Government Said to Have Given Assurance It we: : Not Use Troops to. = Move Vessels, 3 same            THREAT OF GENERAL = STRIKE TERMED ABSURD   Tugboat Crews Quit Workin Vast New York Harbor fa  Sympathy With - . Seamen.

AFL Spokesman Discounts I hreat To Spread Strike   Shipping Shutdown Slows Industrial Pulse Of Nation; Tugboat Crews Quit

term General Strike Threat “Ridiculous   Statement of Local Union Leader Has “Ne Basis in Fac?”

May Ask Strike Of. All Organized Labor   Proposed General Strike Lacks Endorsement Of A. F. Of L. And C. I. O. Presidents; Plea For Truce Is Rejected

Industry Tied As Result Of Latest Strike   Threat.To Seek General Strike Termed Ridiculous

Executive Says Scare Has No  Basis in Fact  Pearl Declares Idea Was Voiced Only by

Eisenhower Leaves For Inspection  Journey to Europe  Staff Chief Asserts Education Will Prevent More War

$50 Million Loan Grantec To Poland  Nation Promise: To Lift Secrecy On Trade Pacts

COMMUNISTS 10 RESIST ATTAGK   National Troops Are Moving Into Inner Mongolian Pro-  vince of lehol.

Reds To Fight For Jehol Area   Spokesman States ‘This Is Civil War’; Nationalists Pour In.

Spokesman Asserts Troops Will Resist Any Attack in Jeho!   Observers Believe Unity Conference Will Still be Held

CHINA TO TARE OVER IN JEROL   COMMUNIST CLAIM OF DEMO RULE DENIED

Communists Will Fight for Jehol . In Inner Mongolie   Statement Made As Chiang’s Troops Pour into Area; . Threaten Civil War

Communists Announce Intention to Put Up Fight Vollowing Chungking Revolution Of Plan te Occupy Province,

Nationalist Troops Enter Jehol  Spokesman Says Attac   Spokesman Says Attack To Be Resisted In New Civil War

‘Chiang Takes Over Jehol Despite Reds   Event Is “Matter of Course,” ’ Says Spokesman as Kuomintang Awaits Communist Reply to Counterproposal

Chinese Reds Will Resist Move Into Jehol   “This Is.Civil War” Red: Say of Nationalist Movement di

Nationalist Troops Enter Jehol   Spokesman Says Attack To Be Resisted In New Civil War

REDS OF CHINA WILL FIGHT FOR JEHOL PROVINCE   - Spokesman Exclaizhs “This is Civil War”  ‘as Trice Awaited

Communists Want Jehol   Will Put Up Fight For Area Into Which Nationalists Pouring

CHIANG GOVERNMENT TO TAKE OVER JEHOL   Chinese Reds’. Answer TT Truce Plan Awaited

Chinese Reds Will Fight For Jehol Province   Government Forces Rolling Into Inner Mongolian Region

CHINA COMMUNIST FORCES 10 FIGHT FOR JEHOL STATE   Red Spokesman Says They Will Fight For Tie Province  ” Into > Whick Government ‘Troops Are Pouring

Reds To Resist Occupation Of Jehol Province   ‘This Is Civil War,’ Spokesman Asserts As Chiang’s,Troops Pour In

Higgins Disput Causes Furore   International Issue Left in Lap of High Government Officials

Indicate A. J. Higgins Might Be Prosecuted Under Act Enacted In 1799: Got Letter from Peron

A. J. HIGGINS MAY FACE: PROSECUTION   Industrialist May Have Violated Famed Logan Act

43 INVENTORIES FILED IN REGISTER OF WILLS OFFICE   Five Appraisals Are In The Estates of County Seat Decedents   SOME HIGH FIGURES   Bevin, Irvin, Eckenroth Es tates Those From

INVENTORIES OF FE LOGAL ESTATES FILED   Miss Ellen Scheetz Left Ar Estate of $17,917.65

House Probers Go to Mat With Four AFL Unions   Contempt Proceedings Are Threatened Over Palitical Balk

POLITICAL DRIVES   Oppose Some Candidates But ’ Do Not Propose to Spend Cash in Camnaien

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Villard, After Fifty Years Of Journalism, Still At It

London Killer Strikes Again   Fourth Woman Slain Within Two Weeks

SHEAR POWER OF EMPEROR   New Jap Constitution Puts All Sovereign Powers  In Hands Of People

Japs Renounce War Under Nev Constitution   Emperor Reduced to Symbol of State; All Titles to Die

Japan Drafts Magna Charta   Free Constitution Drawn Okay Said Assured

I  New Constitution, Drawn After Five Months of Consultation, Provides for British Style Government With Emperor Stripped of Sovereign Powers—Guarantees Freedom of Thought, Speech, Press and Religion.

New Jap Constitution Shears Power From Emperor, Bans Armed Forces

MIKADO LOSES POWER UNDER JAP MEASURE   Constitution Forbids War For All    Time

Emperor Shorn Of All Sovereignty; British Type Government  Is Set Up

EMPEROR LOSES RULING POWER  Japan Ouflaws War Under New Constitutional Setup

GREECE MAY SEE REVIVAL QF MONARCHY   Moscow Move Is Interpreted as Preelection Pressure by Soviets.

Greek Election Of Concern fo ‘All of Europe   Sphere of Russian Influence May Hinge On Balloting Friday

GREEKS SEE RED PRE-ELECTION PRESSURE MOVE   Soviet Ambassador Recalled; Predict King’s Restiaratinn

Russia Plans Grecian Exit   Enyoy to Go Home: Seen as ‘Pressure’

MORE PRESSURE PUT ON GREEKS BY SOVIET MOVE   Return Of Ambassador To Moscow Seen As Another Pressure Move

Greek Officials Believe Rodianov's Move was in Preparation for Possible Soviet Non-recognition of the Revived Monarchy,

ELECTION SPOTLIGHT   House to Probe Campaigns;  PAC Enemies Seek Roles

HOUSE MAY PROBE ATTEMPT 10 BEAT REP, SLAUGHTER   Inquiry Looms As Lower Branch Votes for 5-Man Investigation of Political Campaigns.   SPOTLIGHT TO TURN ON P. A. C. ACTIVITIES   C. 1 QO. Fight Against Two Georgia Congressmen, As Well As Missourian, to Be Checked.

Truman‘Purge’ Of Slaughter on Spot in Inquir   Significant Anti-ClO-PAt —Authorship of Bill Is Seen in Probe

House Okehs Political Probe   Slaughter Supporters Aim at PAC Activity

Probe Due on PAC Action In Campaigns   House Acts to Investigate Political Campaigns as Associates of Slaughter Move Against CIO Group

House to Probe Political Feuds   PAC Moves Target Of New Investigation

INVESTIGATION OF CAMPAIGN. hte SOUGHT 7  aughter Is Tursing es tlight on Fight

House Votes Investigation  Of Campaigns   Slaughter Backers Want Spotlight Turned on Kansas

House Probe Of CIO-PAC Authorized   Truman. Foe All Set To Spotlight Missourt Gampaian

ORDER PROBE OF CAMPAIGNS      House Action Is Expected To Turn Spotlight On PAC Operations

6 DIE, 80 HURT IN TORNADOES   Loss Put at Three Millior in Southern Minnesota Towns

TORNADOES KILL ~ GIN MINNESOTA   National Guardsmen Enforce ‘Martial Law in Area’

Minnesota Towns Being Patrolled By State Guards   Six Dead And Damage Of $3,000,000 In Wake Of Tornadoes Saturday Night

IX KILLED AND SCORES. “INJURED WHEN’ TORNADO DOES $3,000,000 DAMAGE

PRAVDA CLAIMS U, 5, WANTS T0 CONTROL WORLD   Newspaper Charges America Trying To Win Monopoly Over Bomb Making   RED PROPOSAL PRAISED   Gromyko’s Plan Reveals Soviet Peace Policy, Article Contends

U.S. PLAN FOR A-BOMB HIT BY RUSSIAN PRESS   Says America Is Trying To Win Atanm Moanonalyv

Baruch Atomic  Plan Assailed      Russians Begin Official Defense Of Their  Veto Powers

Soviets Attack Baruch’s Atomic Proposal As U. S. Attempt to ‘Dominate World’

Pravda Condemns Baruchs Report On Atom Control   Calls It An Attempt By the United States to Dominate the World

PRAVDA CHARGES U.S. SEEKS TO RULE THE WORLD   Russians Say Baruch Plan Fosters Atomic Monopoly

Soviet Paper Opens Attack On Atom Plan   _ Americans Accused Of Trying to Force World Domination

BARUCH PLAN CONDEMNED — BY RUSSIA   Soviet Paper Says . S. Trying to . Dominate the World

Connally Lashes Back af Russia  In London Meet  CIO-AFL Issue Brings Clash at

Connally, Russians In Clash   U. S. Delegate Seeks To Block Trade Unions Inclusion in UNO.

[Ilinois Gets Dimout Order   Drastic Move Is Forced By Coa! Shortage Due To Miners’ Strikes

Chicago Dimout Worse Than That During Wartime   Railroads, Other Industries Also Badly Hampered

WORST FEARED IN KIDNAPING   Blond Baby Girl Abducted. By New. Maid Who May Be Insane

Worst Is Feared in Kidnaping of Child   Child Abducted by Maic Missing for 36 Hours

TOT AGDUCTED  BY NURSEMAL   Kansas City Police Fear for Safety of Child Taken by Comparative Stranger

FEAR WORSE IN KIDNAPING   Search for Child, 3, “Abducted by Maid

TRAGEDY STALKS SCENE OF FIRE   Hotel Building, a Shambles Yields Evidence of Horrible Deaths

Athens Is Tense As Strike Nears   Troops and Police Stand By; Fear New Violence

VET STREETS, 06 CAUSE OF AUTO DEATHS   Vest Sider Killec By Street Car On S. Side

Favor Military Controls Over Atomic Eneray   Senators Plan Many Changes ir “Civilian” Bill

Armed Services Due for Strong Hand In Atomic Energy Controls, Report

Unionists Vote To Arbitrate Their Dispute   Normal Electrical Service Restored in Steel City District

DUQUESNE UNION ENDS 27-DAY POWER STRIKE   Pittsburgh Workers Agree to Arbitrate Pay Boost Demands

Union Accepts Arbitration Of Wage Dispute      Three Man Board to Decide Issues That Result in 4-Weeks Tieup; Business Will Return to Normal Today

Vote Was 1197 to 797 fo1 Arbitration After Muel. ler’s Interview With Secretary Schwel lenhach.

STRIKERS AGREE. TO ARBITRATION      Full Service Predicted For City At Midnigl Sunday; Economic Loss During "  — Sovthea Tramendosa

Power Strike At Pittsburgh Is Concluded   Union Ballot Favors Arbitration of Disputed Points

Mueller Believes Pay Stabilization Will Be Dropped Within Few Weeks

PITTSBURGHS POWER STRIKE ENDED SUNDAY:   Steel Production To Be Resumed; Arbitration Is Agreed Upon

Pittsburgh’s Power Men  Return to Job Dispute Will Go To Arbitrators

Decision Is Due On TU Probation   Future Status Will Be Announced Late Today

GRAIN CEILINGS LIFTED TODAY   5-Cent Daily Limit On Fluctuations In Prices  Retained

GRAIN MART WILL REMOVE CEILINGS   Meat Packing Industry Ih Chicago In “Confused” fandition

HEAVY GUARD PLACED AFTER ESCAPE RUMOR   Tip on Try to Free German Officials Given to Army

‘German Jailbreak Plot-To Free High ‘Nazi Officials On Trial Is Frustratec

Tip Alerts Yanks On Nazi Chiefs’ Jail Break Plot   Nuernberg Courthouse, Cells Turned Into Veritable Fortress; Details Of Plan Put Under Army Censorship

RESCUERS NEAR ‘SCENE OF CRASH ON ALPS PEAK   Food Dropped To Survivors, Nine Of Whom Reported Able To Walk

ALL ALPINE VICTIMS ARE STILL ALIVE   Rescue Party Draws Near to Marooned Fliers

Canton Man And Girl Killed By Shotgun Blast   Couple Meet Death As They Approach Home Of Man Around 3 A. M. Today

Cattle And Hog Prices Increase  High Receipts to - Dwindle, Declared

Ship Sinks Suddenly,  Drowning Six   Ontario Canal Obstruction Prohed By Authorities

REPORT ARMY IS MARCHING TO THE SOUTE   STATE DEPARTMENT ASKS MOSCOW IF TROOP MOVE——-MENT-TAKING PLACE  AND REASON

NORTHIOWAN IN AIR CRASH   Estherville Man Is  Among Missing Persons

LIVESTOCK Continued on Page Twi   Scattered Wreckage Of Plane Is Founc

Former Officers Give Testimony   Propose Army Select Leaders From Ranks

Two Service Men Propose Officers Come from Ranks   Testimony Is to Effect Enlisted Man Knows GI’s Position Best

FINAL PLEA MADE FOR GOERING  Witness Says Brifain Is To Blameln Nazis Plundering

Cadets Barely Win 21-18   Game Ends With Middies Only Three Yards From Winning Touchdown

HUNDREDS SAID HOMELESS  Property Damage In Midwest Floods Soar Into —_ ions

President James Mark Of Dist. 2, In Conference With John L. Lewis Today.

Coal Miners May Begin New Fight For Wage Hike   District Presidents Assemble For Talks With John L. Lewis

Wages Drive Seen as UMW Men Convene   Lewis Expected To Call Meeting Of Policy Group

NEW PAY FlGh? IN COAL FIELDS TS ANTICIPATED   District UMW Chiefs Meet in Washington Today With J. L. Lewis   DISCUSS RETURN TO AFL   But Wage Question Raised by Truman Poticy Is Likely to Be Aired

Lewis Calls Session Of UMW Heads   Wage Question Sure To Enter Policy Discussions

Officials of UMW Confer With Lewis   Alarmed Over Shortage of Farm Equipment

COAL MINERS MAY DEMAND HIGHER WAGEK   Belief Current That It Is Only a Question of When Action Will Be Taken.

No Diversion Of UNRRA, Board Finds   Clears Yugoslav Army Of Reports Relief Supplies Diverted to Military

UNRRA Goods In Yugoslavia Well Handled   La Guardia Probe Fails To Reveal Diversions

UNRRA Probers Fail to Discover Diversion of Relief Supplies To Tito's Yugoslavian Army

Large Gasoline Plant In Valley  Seems Assured  wre.  re,   Final. Decision I: Due Soon

YANKS PATROL LANDSBERG AFTER GERMAN-JEW RIOTS: 20 JEWS ON HUNGER STRIKE

STOWE COLLEGE _ MEETS GALLOWAY  * "LEGION TEAM SAT   Visitors Will Be Making Their First : Debut of the Season. Game Time 8 P. M.

EXPERIMENT IS UNDERWAY = TO AID CHILDREN’S TEETH   CHEMICAL IN WATER SYSTEMS MAY RESULT IN GREAT DECREASE IN TOOTII DECAY

FRENCH RENEW RUHR REQUEST   France Wants German Peace Treaty But May Veto Unity Proposal

FrenchWant Ruhr Area of Germany:   Stands Pat Against Ger man Unity; Awaits  Assurance

BODY. OF SOCIALLY PROMINENT WOMAN SEVERED BY TRAIN FIER AUTO  ACCIDENT .

TRUMAN SAYS U. S. HAS MET FOOD QUOTAS   U. S. Exceeded Grain Promises To Hungry World

TRUMAN AVERS FAMINE RELIEF GOAL ACHIEVEL   President Reports on Succes: Of First Promises To Aid World's Hungry

Fulfill Food  Promises   U. S. Shipments To Famine Areas Exceed Commitments; Need Is Less. But Still Great

TRUMAN REPORTS ON RELIEF WORK   U.S. Makes Good on All Promises to Hungry, He States,

FAMINE RELIEF PROMISES KEPT      Truman Says Grain Ex ports Exceed U. S.  Cammitments

Truman Says U. S. Has Met Its  Export Promises  More Grains Shipped To Starvation Areas Than Asked

U. S. Relief Program Up To Schedule   More Than 16 Million Tous of Food Shipped Abroad

U.S. Makes Good on Its Food Commitments, Sending Sixth o! Its Supply Abroad During Year

US KEEPS RELIEF PROMISES  Exports of Food   Exports of Food Grains Exceed Our Commitments

U, 8, MEETS ITS FOOD PROMISES   KEEP PLEDGES TC HUNGRY PEOPLE OF WORLD 7

U.S. Meets Food Quota   Truman Reveals Nation Fills Relief Promises; Even Exceed Commitments

U- S Mests Food Promise To Hurgry   CO-OPERATION AND DETER MINED EFFORT THANKET BY PRESIDENT TRU*1AN.

Food Promises 0} U.S. Fulfilled   Truman Reveals Total Shipments

First Famine Relief Pledges Are Fulfilled   —PRES., TRUMAN  Continued Co-operation To Beat Hunger Is De clared Necessary.

Country Lives Up To Famine  Relief Promise   President Framau Reports Exports of Grains Ex. eceded Nation's Commitnnents

Famine Relief Promises Met   Truman Says In Case of Food Grains, Exports Exceeded Commitments.

U.S. Meeting All  Food Commitments   40 Percent Of Nation’s Wheat Sent Abroad Ministers Enter Final Day of Conference

Nation Fills lnitial Food Commitment   Foreign Shipments Forestall Immediate Dangers of Famine

Nation Makes Good on Relief with  16.500.000 Tons Shipped Overseas

U.S. Delivers Promised Foods   Shipments to Needy Overseas Forwarded Promptly, Truman Says

lredell Draff Officials Are Given Citations   All Members Board No. One Are Cited

Patterson Tells Legionaires Program Essential To Make Nation Powerful For Peace

Military Training Plan Is Unfolded  Secretary Patterson Addresses Legion

Legion Wants Basic Training Time Reduced   War Department Proposes Million Youths  for General Reserve _

Army Bomber Reported Lost   B-25 Believed Down Near Mount Mitchell; Flight Stages Search

ARMY PLANE IS OVERDUE; MANY CRAFT IN HUNT   Fifty Planes Scour North Carolina Mountain Area For Traces Of Plane Missing On Flight From Michigan To ‘Tampa.

Wiley Attacks Surplus Sales   WAA Handling Called National Disgrace  at Heanna

Britain Demands Free Elections  Calls on Poland to Meet Pact Terms

Dewey’s Liberalism And . Fate Of Congressmen At Stake In New York Test

Control of New York Legislature Is Primary Stake  Future of Congressme   Future of Congressmen To Be Decided in Tuesday Voting

Dewey's Strength Is Issue Today   Congress Ballot Fight In His Own District

State to Ask Heavy Penalty   First Degree Murder To Be Sought for Four In Trooper's Slaying

State To Ask First Degree For Murder      Shelby County Prosecutor  Prepares Indictment of *Teen-agers Involved in Killing of State Trooper.

Ouster Hearing to Open Monday  Deposition Session TR owsemtet in. f aes

ww TAN MALY IQ eee  Change in Editorial Stand on: Fact- Finding Explained

@ PAUL MALLON—  Chanae in Editorial Stand on Fact-Finding Exp!ained

City Has 1.82 Sunday; Fall Said General  Heaviest In Area is Reported For . BE. . 2g A. 5. fe

City Has 1.82 Sunday: Fall Said General   Heaviest In Area Is Reported For > Hart And Tulia

Radcliffe And ° O’Conor Fight  Gathers Steam   Senator Criticized For Cam: - paigning ‘Day Of Crisis;” Lane and Tawes For Sehoal Program

Democratic Senatorial Race Takes On Momentum As Candidates Speak

Senate Contest Gathers Steam   Governor Raps Senator’s Absence From Post; No Platform, Says Senator

Ministers Reach Ist Agreement      ‘Transylvania Will Be Retnened to Romanias May Adjourn Meeting

INTERIOR: DEPARTMENT UNDER ICKES CHARGED WITH EXTRAVAGANCE. APPROPDIATIAOA: LAL Ver   JNDERGROUND PAMPHLET BOMBS “EXPLODE”

TELLS HOW NAZIS FORCED CAPTIVES TO LEAP 10 DEATE   Prison Guard Describes Ges_ fapo Outrage at Mal.  bhicececcce: Pies ce:

NAZIS ORDERED DEATH PLUNGES FOR PRISONERS   Victims Deseribed by Gestapo Men as “Parachutists”

FEARS EFFECTS OF CASE BILI      A. F. Of L. Mine Workers _ Think It Might End Col lective Baraainina

‘Wait And See’ Is Attitude Adopted By Government On Cotton Market

Sharp Eye Kept On Cotton Prices   Government Officials Discount Prospect of Early Intervention.

CIO Forces Active on Pacific Coast to Inject Themselves Into Strike Picture; Peril to AFL.

Federal Agency Hears Plea For Reversal Orde   AFL Seamen "Boycott' Sessions As Strike Tightens

FRANCO REGIME HEARS REDS MIGHT THREATEN WORLD PEACE BY SPANISH INVASION PLANS   General Marshall Seems to Be Needed in China to Subdue Rioting Groups—Trumar Signs Measure Making It Federal Offense  to Use Coercion Against Broadcasters

Five Countries Are Invited To Probe Charges   Secret Agreement Between Russia, France Claimed

Spain Fears Red Invasion   Invites ‘Friendly’ Nations To Probe Charge Of Secret  Research.

Madrid Asserts Russians May Invade Spain   Charges Agreement Between France And Reds

FRANCO FEIGNS FEAR OF SOVIET   Madrid Radio Expresses Fear Russia Planning To Invade Spain.

SPANISH RADIO EXPRESSES FEAR OF RED INVASION   Friendly Nations Invited to Send Investigators

Franco Charges Russia Planning To Invade Spau   Secret Pact Exists Madrid Dictator  lleges   Secret Pact Charged

Madrid Broadcast Expresses Fear of Russian Intentions   Franco Invites 5 Countries to Probe Any Threat Claims

SPAIN FEARS INVASION BY RUSSIAN TROOPS   Extends Invitations to Five ‘Friendly’ Nations to Conduct Probe

Spain Fears Red Invasion   Madrid Radio Expresses Fear of Attack Through  Prance

Spain Expresses Fear Of Russian Invasion   Meonwhile, Government Awaits Replies to Notes Asking “Friendly” Nations Th Penko Paolich Mlhrenwee

Spain Fears  Soviet Raid   Sending Invitations To Friendly Group

(Concern Expressed as the Nation Awaits Replies to Invitations to Probe Charges of Harboring Warmongers.

Spain Fears Invasion . By Russians.   Madrid Radio Asserts “incidents” Will Be Used as Russ Excuse

“Fear Soviet Invasion”?   Madrid Radio Says Se. cret French-Russian Pact Might Lead to Red March Into Spain

BREWERIES GET GRAIN INCREASE   More Whisky And Beer Promised; Limits On Flour Continued

GRAIN FOR BEER, WHISKY INCREASED      RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF WHEAT BY FOOD MANUFACTURERS ARE LIFTED.

MORE GRAIN ALLOTTED NATION’S DISTILLERS   1G Percent Increase Granted For abgnersrure Of Whiskey And

Army Cancels Draft Calls After Oct. 15   Volunteer Enlistments Fill Needs for This Year

Russia Protests Acquittal of Von Papen, Schacht and Fritsche--Once Haughty German War Lords Hear Their Doom

Goering, Ribbentrop Among Doomed Nazis   Russia Dissents in Acquittal:of Von Papen, Hjalmar Schacht and Han Fritsche; Others Awaiting Gallows Include Adm: Keitel: Gen. Jodl

Death Sentence Likely — To Be Invoked Oct. 16; Hess Receives Life Term

Execute Ribbentrop, Keitel, Jodl, Rosenberg, Frank, Frick, Streicher

Seven Given Prison Terms:  3 Acquitted   Goering, von Ribbentrop Kietel and Jodl Among Those Who Will Die

BOERING TOPS ST OF MS TO BE HANEED   War Crimes Sentences Bring Russ Protest Against 3 Acquittals.

DEATH SENTENCE 15 PASSED ON WARLORDS BY ALLIED TRIBUNAL   THREE ACQUITTED OVER RUSSIAN OBJECTIONS ; GOERING GETS GALLOWS

Hess Given Life imprisonment—Von Papen, Schacht And Fritsche Acquitted—Von Ribbentrop, Keitel, Kaltenbrunner, Rosenberg, Frank, Frick, Jedi, Streicher, Sauckel, Seyss-inquart And Bermana Booked Fer Execution Alone With Reichemarshal

Defendants Given 4 Days To Make Final Appeals  To Control Council   Acquittals Protested By Russians; Von Ribbentrop, Ke itel To Die:  Life Sentence For Hess

Court Rules Goering, Ten Other Ex-Hitler Henchmen Must Hang For Their Acts

Goering Tops List Of Guilty   Only Three Win Acquittal; Hess Gets Life Imprisonment

Members of the Hitler Gang  Were Sentenced to Death  For. Their War. -”:  2 : Crimes.     RUDOLF HESS To. .  PRISON FOR LIFE   Von Papen, Schacht aad. Hans Fritsche Over the Objecions of the Russians, Acquitted.

Goering, 10 Others, To Hang for Crime   Hess Gets Life Imprisonment:  Von Papen, Schacht, Fritsche Free

Von Papen, Fritsche and Schacht Free   Acquittal of Three High Nazis Brings Objection From Russia; Hess Gets Life Prison Term

Russian Judges Protest Leniency;Jacksos Says Acquittals Lessen Likehihood of Trial of Nazi Industrialists.

Death Sentence Given Goering, Von Ribbentrop   Ten Other Leaders Of Hitler Gang To Die On Gallows: Three Are Acauitted

Prison, Noose Penalties For ‘Hitler’s Gang’   Soviet Judges Object Te Light Sentences, Al Acquittals

FRITSGHE, VON PAPEN. SCHACHT WIN ACQUITTALS   Verdict Of Allied Military Tribunal Handed Down At Nuernberg; Goering First Sentenced To g.

Von Papen, Schacht And Fritsche Acquitted Over Russian Obiections.

Goering Heads List Convicted Of War Guilf   Hess Escapes With Prison Sentence; Three Acquitted

Hess Gels Lite, Three Acquitted; Soviet Objects   Executions To Take Place Oct. 16; May Deny German Anppea!:

International Tribunal Orders Goering And Ten Co-Conspirators Of Hitler Gang Must Die On Gallows For Their War Crimes — Russians Object To Three Acquittals -

Russian Officials Oppose Acquittal For 3 Germans, Prison Penalties for Several Others

RUSS PROTEST ACQUITTAL OF 3 DEFENDANTS   Von Papen Freed by Tribunal; Hess Is Given Life Term

Ten Receive Death Penalty At Trial Of Nazi Leaders   Goering, Ribbentror Are Among Those Scheduled To Die  Ry Wee GAI  AGWED

Von Pappen, Schacht and Fritsche Freed: Hess, 6 Others Get Prison Terms

—GUELRING TO HANG— Red J udges Protest Against Acquittal Of Von Papen, Two Others   Goering Hears Verdict Without Change Of Expression; Von Ribbentrop Slumps

Hess Is Sent To Prison; 3 Acquitted   Goering, Von Ribbentrop and 10 Other Leading Nazis to Hang by Oct. 16; Soviets Object To Acauittals for Von Papen, Schacht, Fritsche

Goering In List Of Nazis  Doomed   Hess To Spend His Life In Prison; Three Freed

Von Papen, Two Others Go Free; Soviet Objects   Rudolf Hess, Funk and Raeder Get Life Terms: Expect Executions By Oct. 16

Hess s Given Life Sentence; Three Acquitted  Other War Criminals  Get Sentences

Goering And Von Ribbentrop Head List: 3 Are Freed   Tribunal Verdicts Back Up Peace Group. Analyst ‘Says

Trieste Remains Stumbling Block For All Treaties   Tightened Nerves Being Displayed

Foreign Ministers Seek To Break Deadlock Over Trieste This Week; Satellite Treaties May Be Shelved

Trieste Dispute, Peace Ireaties Still Undecided   Byrnes and Bevin Are Irked by Molotov’s Attitude at Parleys

Big Four Begins Crucial Week  Patience Worn Thin By Trieste Impasse

BIG FOUR MUST MAKE OR BREAK   TRIESTE LOG-JAM MUST BE BROKEN SOON

AFL Offers To Call Off Oakland Strike   Demands City Guarantee Not To Use Police In Settlement Of Labor-Management Disputes

; Faulty Chair  Will Not Save   Slayer’s Life   Louisiana Governor Has No Plans For Halting Death Sentence of Negro Youth

3LAME THE COAL DEARTH! Electric Chair Repaired; Convict to Die Thursday

Molotov View Hits Byrnes’ Austrian Plan   Soviet Leader Demands Expulsion of 437,000 ‘Traitors’ From Zone

Molotov Would Drive ‘Traitors’  From Austria  Demand Delays Big 4 Treaty

NATION’S WHEAT HARVEST IS STARTED, BUT WILL NOT KEEP PACE WITH NEEDS.

Three Known Dead; More Rain Forecast   Red Cross Disaster Units Move in; New York. Jersey, Connecticut Hit

Continued Presence ot U. S. Troops Has Con tributed To Civil War Mao Says In Asking Withdrawal; Mot Beats Up Delegates Tc Peace Parley.

New Blast At U.S. In China   Communist Leader Declares Continued Presence of Troops A Menace to Peace

COMMUNIST SAYS U.S. IN CHINA A GRAVE MENACE   This Was the Declaration of Communist Leader Mao © Tse-Tung.   TO NATIONAL PEACE   His Was the Strongest Criticism Yet Levelled at United States.

-ommunist Leader Declares the Presence of Forces Is Great Menace to Peace, Security and National Freedom.

‘YANKS PERIL PEACE,’ CHINESE RED CLAIMS   Departure ‘Long Overdue,’ Commander Declares

‘Continued Presence of  U. S. Troops Has Contributed ‘To Civil War, -Mao Says In Asking Withdrawal;.-Mob Beats Up Delegates To  * Peace Parley.

AMERICAN UNITS IN CHINA PERIL PEACE, CHARGE   Commurist Leader Urges Departure of U. S$. Army And Navel Forces

Situation Reaches Crucial Stage... .  Chinese Red Leader Says U. S. Troops Menace To China’s National Peace

Yanks To Menace Peace In China Claims Leader   GROUND CREWMEN MET DEATH ON PLANE CARRIER

Thousands Of Nazis Subject To Arrest   Directive Aimed at Crim_inals Who Supported. ‘Nazi Reqime >

Allies Move To Punish Small Nazis  New Decree May Affect Thousand: In Four Zones

Policy for Punishing German War Criminals Discussed   Directive Is Aimed at Complete, Lasting Destruction of Nazism, Militarism; Plan Patterned After Denazification Law

Uniform Law fo Cover Germany  Naw Directive nf   New Directive of Allied Controt Group

Allied Council Adopts German Roundup Order   Directive Against Naziism Sets Up Common Plan Of Pamnishment

Policy for Punishing German War Criminals Discussed  Directive Is Aimed at Complete. Lasting   Directive Is Aimed at Complete, Lasting Destruction of Nazism, Militarism: Plan Patterned After Denazification Law

GERMANY GETS ANTI-NALI LAW   New Directive Gives Entire Nation Uniform Regulation

Rebound Calms Stock Market   Nearly Half Tuesday's   OSscs A re Recove red

Nationalist Chinese Rout Red Soldiers   Chiang’s Forces Are Fanning Oat From City of Mukden

Chinese Troops Rout Red Units   Government Forces Taking Manchuria

CHIANG'S FORCES ROUT COMMUNISTS   PITCHED BATTLES FOUGHT IN  MANCHURIA BEFORE REDS GIVE GROUND.

New Battles . Clear Mukden   Communists Said Driven Fe All TiieecoHtones

HUNT CLUES IN MARSDEN CASE   Two Blood-Stained Shirts Found In Car Stolen At Murder Scene

Average Veteran, Age 23, Doesn’t Want to Own Terrv-Built Home: He’d Prefer to Rent, Anyway

ATOMIC BOMBS REMAIN INU, S   Drew Pearson Broadcast Untrue, Says Aide To President

Rent Increases May Be Granted   OPA May Compromise With Landlords But Retain Controls.

LIMITS FOR RENTS 10 BE INGREASED IN NEW OPA RULES   Almost All Other War Controls Expected to Be Removed in Pending Directive of OPA.  Sp ee: eR EO oe ee ee ee hm, it ee tee cee

Rent Boosts Coming Soon   Controls To Remain But Ceilings Will Be Relaxed Some

RENT CONTROLS WILL SURVIVE OPA DECONTROL   However Rent nt Ceilings Will Be Increased Somewhat, It Is Said

OPA Informed It Must Permit Small Boost   Wage Controls to Be Swept Away Same as Prices

Decontrol For Long List Of ltems Nearer  Control Of Wages To Be Swept Away

U.S TO KEEP RENT CONTROLS, BOOST CEILINGS   All Other Federal Controls Slated for Diseard

Decontrol For Long List Of ltems Nearer   Control Of Wages To Be Swept Away Under New Order

Investments Of Americans Get Babson Hints   NOTED WRITER TELLS OF TOUR OVER THIS NATION

Babson’s Authentic Statement Gives Additional Information Regarding  the Investment af Money

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT. . .   BABSON FURTHER DISCUSSES INVESTING MONEY

Want Cleanup At Steubenville   Mimsters Ask “Tough, Fearless Police Sesee” To Fight Crime In Area

PASTORS IN STEUBENVILLE OFFER TO AID IN CLEANUE   PETITION COUNCIL TO BE DEVUTIZED TO LEAD DRIVE AGAINST CRIME WAVE

Farmers Sell Corn  For Relief Use  Up To Friday Noon 43,624 Bushels Were Delivered

al Dept: of lowa  any aseuUu County Farmers Sell Corn  For Relief Use Up To Friday Noon  43,624 Bushels Were Delivered

Strategy Conference Points Direction For Four Unions To Follow      Steel Workers With Murray At Helm, Will Se Pace; Each Union Must Determine If 23.5 Cents An Hour Suits Its Demands Best.

Executive Groups Begin C10 Wage Pattern Parley:   Pittsburgh Conferences Will Determine General i 1947 Demands 

Separate Talks To Begin Today By Labor Units   Each Group May Ask For Different Boosts Than UAW’'S Request

TWO C10. UNION BOARDS MEET 10 MAP PAY DEMANDS   ‘Steel and United Electrical  Workers Hold Separate  _ Saceiane

ClO UNIONS MAP PLANS FOR 1947 WACE DRIVE   Executive Boards to Determine Pattern Of New Demands

Widow, 79, Farm Hand, 18, Marry; Curious Townspeople Watch Rites

YOUTH, 18, MARRIES GRANDMOTHER, 79   Kentucky Judge Officiates a Brief Ceremony

from tne Mills Of Kentucky —  ~-79-Year-Old Grandmother Marries 18-Year-Old Farm Hand

JUDGE UPSETS ADOPTION PLAN   Three Children Unwanted by Parents Lose Home

BRITONS PROMISED MORE VARIED DIE   That Will Be One Result of American Loan to England, Hugh Dilton Sav«.

—DANCER’S SHOW. GOES ON— Sally Promises To Be Discreet With Fans

Secretary's Proposal Attacked   Leaders of Both Parties Denounce His Proposition As ‘Impractical’

WALLACE STIRS CONGRESS ROW   Solons Assail Secretary for Purge Proposal

@ PETER EDSON   Congressmen Try to Get People Home to Reat Law They Passed

_ : “FOOD ‘VS. LIQUOR—  Cries Of ‘Bread, Not Beer’ Rise In Capital   Some Legislators. Fayor: Sharp. Redictions “In: Grain. ‘Allocations- For Beer, Whisky”

Schacht Hits U.S. Diplomats   Ex-German Banker, Minister Of Economics Assails Antbassador Messersmith.

SCHACHT RAPS ATTACK ON HIM   Nuernberg Defendant Assails Statements Against Him By American Diplomats.

German Assails American Report   Says Diplomatic Reporting Unreliable; Attacks Affidavit

TOTAL CLIMBS TO 102 IN PARKING CAMPAIGN   Four Of Eight Ticketed On Wednesday Pay Fines

§ TICKETED TUESDAY; 14 IGNORE WARNINGS   4 Of Yesterday’s Violators Settle For Fines Of $2

13 RECEIVE TICKETS, INCLUDING SOLICITOR   shay, 4 Others Pay $2 Fine; Parking Tags Total 557

Truman Tries to: Keep Him as 0P% Has Senate Test:   Continuous Session, Says. Barkley to Threat: of 3  Filibuster —_

Bowles Attempting to Quit Stabilization Job; Truman Trying to Get Him to Stay

President Says Ex-OPA Boss Tried To Resign   Truman Prevails O1 Bowles To Stay: OPA Bill Faces Senate Filibuster

PRESIDENT SAYS BOWLES SEEKING —TORESIGN POS   Economic Stabilizer Kept in Government at Urging of Mr. Truman

Truman Asks OPA Chief to Stay on Job   Senate Filibuster to Carry Price Control Fight Into Night

Hold Night Senate Session To Break Filibuster Threat   O’ Daniel Promises To Talk Through OPA  Expiration Date

NIGHT SESSION SEEN AS OPA SCRAP GOES ON   Truman Says He Hopes To Keep Stabilizer From Quitting Post   FILIBUSTER THREATENED   C’Daniel Says He Will Talk Until Monday If Necessary To Kill OPA Bill

OPA Decision Tonight, Aim ‘Of Leaders   Senate Will Be Kept In Session Against Tilibuster

Senate to — Hold Ni fo  Session _      ‘MAY ‘AVERT TALKING OF BILL Tl DEATH BY VOTING BEFORE  3 SESSION ENDS; BOWLES _.. WOULD LIKE TO QUIT.

Bankhead Wants More ‘Realism’   Says Nakedness Too High Price To Pay For OPA Ceilings

British Cabinet Discusses Russian Attack On English Policy In Greece, Indonesia

RUSSIA ATTACKS BRITISH POLICY   Emergency Session of  British Cabinet Called.

Mines Enrollment Is Continuing   Butte Youths Lead in Registration

Upto to People to to Meet Food P Pledges  U.S. Says, Baring Low Wheat Stock:

RELIC PLEDGES PUT 70 NATION   Whether They Will Be Met is Declared to Depend on Farmers and Public

School Bus Routes To Be Determined For Next Term  County Board Has Hearing Fridav

School Bus Routes To Be Determined For Next Term  County Board Hae   _ County Board Has Hearing Friday At Court House

NATION HONORS FIRST -BHEFTAR   Activities Are Slowed As Washington’s Birth Is: Commemorated

Prices Sagging (Qn Ga. Market   Slackening Noted In Record Prices Which Prevailed Last Week

Leaf Prices Drop After Hitting Peak   Quality Of Weed Offered Is Lower

Charge Nazi Admitted Guilt Before Trial   Reveal Funk Worked Secretly to Prepare For War

Weeps During Questioning   Economic Specialist  Pleads Guilty To Charge

Funk Admits His Guilt at Nuernberg   War Crimes Court Hear: Admission on Anti Jew Campaign

Even if He Were Gold-Plated, Air Ace Not Desired Now, Socialite Declare:

Mrs. Malcolmson Awaits Explanation From Boyington of His Statement He'd Never Been Engaged to Her

Veterans Split On State Bonus   Many Urge Luxury Tax to Get Funds

COMPLAINT AGAINST SOVIET ACTIVITIES. GIVEN TO COUNCIL   AMBASSADOR REPORTED TO HAVE ACTED UNDER. ORDERS OF PREMIER

OVER 125,090 CHILDREN IN GERMANY BEING ENTERTAINED IN R. C. CLUB XMAS PARTIES

SENTENCE ANTI-RED RUSSIANS ~ WHO OPPOSED STALIN REGIMI   SIX FORMER CZABIST OFFI. CERS TO FACE FIRING SQUAD FOR PLOT IN  . SIBERIA

NEW SLAUGHTER RULE   Quota Program for Siaughterers Goes in on April 28

—MVMeat Black Market-—  Slaughter Quotas Set   Govt, Program Will Ge Into Effect Sunday

SLAUGHTERING RULES GO BACK INTO SWAY SUNDAY, OPA ORDERS  “UL $.D.A. JOINS IN RESUMPTION OF WAR *. LIVESTOCK. CONTROL

Slaughter Plan Starts April 28   New Quota System . Tc -~«§pread>Supplhies,; *5 t-o-] Black Market.

SLAUGHTERING RULES G0 BACK INTO SWAY. SUNDAY, OPA ORDERS  USD .A. JOINS IN RESUMPTION OF WAR LIVESTOCK CONTROL

Slaughter Quota To Start April 2   Designed To Spread Meat Supplies Evenly

Washington And London Views Given   America and Britain Oppose ‘Deal’ for Removal  of Russian Army

U. S. SEEKING IRAN’S STAND ON MATTER   No Discussions On Nationalization  Of Oil Deposits

CANDIDATE HELD IN BOY’S DEATH   Peron’s Opponent in Argentine Election Arrested

ARGENTINE PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANT ARRESTED AFTER FATAL SHOOTING   TAMBORINI JAILED WITH 100 OTHERS AFTER CAMPAIGN CLASH WITH PERON SUPPORTERS

Peron Rival Arrested in  Riot Death   Tamborini and Mosca Among More Than 100 Held

Peron Foe Seized In Slaying of Boy   Tamborini, Running Mate Jailed After Shooting

Candidate For President Of Argentina Arrested Following Fatal Shooting

Mail Carrier Is Instantly Killed By Car   Laurel Wan Hit While Putting Chains On iute

Last Minute Negotiations Averts strike By Brotherhood Trainer   “trike Call Sounded For A Nationwide Walkout.

RAILS SETTLE WITH TRAINMEN   CRIPPLING STRIKE AVERTED AT LAST MINUTE

Avert Railroad Walkout When Principles Agree   Union Had Declared  Intent To Strike Despite ‘Truman’s Intervention

THREAT OF RAIL TIEUP IS AVERTED   Cross-country Freight Uninterrupted But B. of R. T. Plans Strike Vote.

ACCORD AVERTS RAILWAY STRIKE NEAR DEADLIN   Grievances Are Settled on 2 Chicago-Area Roadls in Final Minutes   NATIONAL TIE-UP LOOMS   Walkout Ballots to Be Seni 300,000 Operative Men . in Few Days

MOVEMENT OF FREIGHT NOT INTERRUPTED   Last-Minute Negotiations Ih Railroad Dispute Averts Strikes

Mead in Albany: Strongest Dewey Attack Expectec   Democratic Nominee Says Governor Obstructs Veteran Housing

CHILDREN RESCUED FROM BURNING CAR   Were Locked in Auto at One onta Parking Lat

Three Children Are Rescued in Oneonta From Flaming Auto   Tots Are Left in Car While Owner and Woman Are Eating in Restaurant

Approve 92 Million Fund to Start Return of War. Dead to Home Cemeteries

FUNDS 10 MOVE: WAR DEAD VOTED   HOUSE GROUP APPROVES $92, 500,000 TO START RETURN. ING BODIES TO JU. 8.

Approve Bill Return Dead   House Committee Passes Measure To Finance Return OF War Dead.

ISSUE FUNDS TO RETURN GI DEAD   Measure Part of Bill for Expanded VA Activities

House Holds {7 For Contempt  Action Hits Board Of N.Y. Anti-Fascist Refuaee Committee

Pastors Here Plan U nig ue Sunday Topics   All Churches Invite Public To Worship With Them

Pastors Here Seleet Varied Sunday Topies   Services Will Be Marked With Features In Both Morning, Evening

TO RESUME VOICE STUDY   Margaret Truman Will Return to New York in About Two Weeks

Breakdown In Coal Talks Seen   Truman Warns Of Serious Effects On Reconversion; Shutdowns Begin

TRUMAN WARNS OF COAL STRIKE DANGER TO U.S.   Negotiations Near Collapse As Steel —Produetion Falls

Mediators Seeking To Avert Collapse Of Coal Discussion   Three-Day Strike Forces Curtailment in Steel and Auto Industries   PRESIDENT WARNS AGAINST STOPPAGE   Operators Plan New Attempt To Force Lewis on Wages and Hours

SEEK TO STOP COLLAPSE OF COAL DISPUTE      Strike Forces Curtailment Of Steel Production In Pittsburgh

Flood Control Needs Stressed By Mr. Allison  Unified Action By 30 Counties Needed  a Ce ci a

May “Sneak Flood” Drives Home Flood Control Need,  Association Secretary Says

RAINS CHEER UP WHEAT FARMER   Moisture Extends into Panhandle Area, Dry Since October—More Coming

Orville Wright Is Among These Who Witness Inaugural   “Flying Postoffice” Picks Up Mail in Flight Takeoff for Chicago

FLYING POSTOFFICE SERVICE INAUGURATED   First Plane Carries 35,800 Letters Mall Sorted and Cancelled in Flicht.

Ponder Fate Ot Trieste At Meeting   Byrnes Has Talk With Molotov: See Soviet Showdow:

Diplomats Face Tough Problems   Big Four Foreign Ministers Come to Grips on Italian  Questions at Paris

BIG FOUR MINISTERS COME TO GRIPS WITH TRIESTE AND OTHER TOUCHY WORID pennal cac

Italian Agenda Poses Problem For Big Four’   Today’ s Session. Takes On Hot Questions. That. -May Bring Showdown

Soviet Demands For Tripolitania To Be Discussed   Trieste, Dodecanese Islands Also Due For Consideration

Big 4 Foreign Ministers Take Up Questions of Trieste, Tripolitania

Three Hot Questions Will Go To Foreign Ministers Conference Today—Byrnes Has Meeting With Soviet Delegates   BEVIN IN LONDON OVER WEEKEND

Demonstrators: Demand Break as King Humbert Prepares to Abdicate

Overthrow of Humbert Is Protested   Bombs Hurled and Mobs Attack Police

Another  First Degree! Charge Is _ Pending, Against Defendant. —

Burglary Charge Non-Suited; Roberts Gets Six Months For Larceny In Hotel Theft Case   Another F irst I Jegree Charge Is Pending, Against Defendant.

BUYERS’ STRIKE PUSHED BY Cie   Demonstration Launched In Chicago Will Grow, Reuther Declares

U. S. BATTLESHIP. MISSOURI ON TOUF   Will Visit Turkey, Greece Italy, Gibraltar and French North Africa.

WIRE MYSTERY IS BARFLING POLIGE PROBE   Cutting from Air of AFL President Green Still Is Unsolved

 Mystery Of Who Slashed Wires, Cut AFL President Off Air Is Unsolved

Southern Floods Result In Death Of 22 Persons   Waters Cause Heavy Damage To Property Over Four States

Rain Swells Many Rivers:  hRoadsRuined   Property Damage High As Swirling Waters Sweep Tennessee

U.S. DEMANDS RUSSIA REVEAL ARMED STRENGTH, BUT BRITISH AND MOLOTOV DELAY ANSWERS

U.S. DEMANDS TROOP CENSUS   America Calls for End of Red ‘Shilly-Shallying’

U. 5. Demands That Nations Publish Figures on Troops   Molotoy Proposes Arms Inventories

U. S DENOUNCES SOVIET SECRECY ABOUT TROOPS   Demands Russia Agree to Reveal Figures Now on » Forces at Home   MOLOTOV BLUFF i$ SEEN   British Delegate Raps Call for Inventory of Al. Armament

Soviet Asks Figures on Atom Bombs   Molotov Urges Inventory Of All Arms; Connally Charaes Reds Stall.

Quit Stalling Troop Issue, U.S. To Reds   Russians Propose Report On Atom Bomb Supply As Part of Survey

U. §. Demands Russia Telf About Her Army  ~ USSR Proposes That  ~— Powers Give Inventarv af Weannn

Stop ShillyShallying’ U.S. Tells Russia   Connally Asks Nations Reveal Number of Troops

VENEER E OAL a ——————  _ Ex-G. I. Says Fusc Cheered Fichters as C-4.7 Celual

Yugoslav Pilot in Victory Gesture After Downing Unarmed U. S. Plane

U. S. PLANE DOWNED AMID SLAV CHEERS   Eyewltness Says Fighter Zconied Over Bled “As Though in Victory Gesture.”

Strikers Parade In Pittsburgh   About 1,000 March Along Streets Near Westinghouse Plant

Strikers Parade ln Pittsburgh  ~ Along Streets. Near: Westinghouse Plant

American Nazi Aides Hunted  Two Face Treason Count For Broadcasts

Boswell Code Is Apparently OK’d By State   Seattering Returns Continue To Pile Up Majority For Vote Restrictions

Boswell’s Plan Apparently OK'd By. State Voters  ne blast. Wa   Returns Not Yet In From Several Polls; Lead Is Maintained

BRITISH READY FOR REPRISALS IN JERUSALEM   Jewish City Divided Into Three Defense Zones; Attacks Feared

British Divide Jerusalem Into Three Zones   Entire Situation In Palestine Is Reported Very Tense

Palestinian  Cities Turned Into Forts   Protest Over  Mass Deportations Roar Louder

British Await New Assaults In Jerusalem   Expect Underground Retaliation Following: Deportation of Jews

BRITISH AWAIT ATTACKS SY JEWISH UNDERGROUND: HOLYLAND ZONED FOR BATTLE

BRITISH FEAR NEW ATTACKS IN PALESTINE   Troops Partition Jerusalem, Speed Establishment of  Piatnwewne 4 awmann

Move Made In Anticipation Of Jewish Attacks   Defense Preparations Carried Out As Palestine Seethes With Angry Demonstrations Throughout Entire Country.

Three Defense Zones Set up in Jerusalem Area   Retaliation Feared As Demonstrations Rage in Holy Land

Tuesday Bridge Club ‘Blows In’ for White House Week End and Half of the Girls Get Gala Welcome

BRIDGE PLAYERS AT WHITE HOUSE   FIVE MEMBERS OF MES. TRUMAN’S CLUB ARRIVE IN CAPITAL BY PLANE.

SUSPECT QUESTIONED IN PHANTOM KILLINGS   Arkansas Officers Enroute To Oklahoma Town

HOLD SUSPECT “FOR SLAYINGS   FBI AND ARKANSAS AUTHORL _'TIES DOUBT IF MAN HELD ___..1§ AEX STERIOUS DiAS TOM KILLER"

PRPLPPPAAPPPPDPPPPPADR ADS  No Damage Is Done As Bomb Is Set Off

U. S. Proposes Study By UN Of  Greek Frontier   Suggestion To Go Before Council

UN May Go Over Border  Actions   U.S. Drafts Policy It Would Like To See Followed

United States Seeking Study Of Incidents   Wants Council To Investigate Border Cases

U.S, PROPOSES BORDER PROBE   Urges U. N. Investigation of Greek Frontier Incidents.

TRAIN SMASHES HOMES   Two Dead and 58 Hurt as Eastbound Flier Leaves Tracks

Farmers Irked By Wheat’s Fall   Boxcar Shortage Retards Movement of Crain

Flow of Grain Is Retarded   PE is Oe   Lower Prices, Car Lack Ie Couse

‘GRAIN CAR SHORTAGE HITS WHEAT SHIPMENT   Bulk Of Kansas Crop Is Of The Ground: Ample Storage Facilities Reported

More Than 90  Die in Quakes  That Shake Peru   Towns Are Destroyed And Roads Wrecked; Tremblings Continue

OVER 90 PERISH IN EARTHQUAKES   Towns In Peru Interior Destroyed; Roads And Rivers Blocked

Temperature  ‘Will Rise   January Thaw Seen For Minnesota, lowa And Other States

TEMPERATURES ARE ON THE RISE TODAY   The Warmup Wil! Spread Eastward For the Next --48 Hours.

MERCURY RISES IN WIDE AREA   Warmer Temperatures To Remain in Section West of The Mississippi

Senate Probers Prepare To Hear  Dr. HM. Garssor   Kingpin Official Of ‘Paper Empire’ To Be Asked About War Contracts   CONGRESSMAN MAY DECLINES TO TESTIFY

PAPER CO. OFFICIAL BEFORE COMMITTEE   Will Tell How “Paper Empire” Won War Gontraets

Cold, Snow Spread  Over State   Icy Blasts Expected To Cover All of Montana by Nightfall

“Fomorviows Headlines “Joday GOVERNOR URGES CALIF. STATE TAX AT PRESENT REDUCED RATE

Ex-Gls Break Trolley Strike At Lancaster  Operate Trolleys After Penetrating Carharn Picket Line

VETS OPERATE STRUCK CARS   Former Gls Aid in Partial Breaking of Lancaster Transport Tieup

Former GI’s Break Picket Line to Man Trolley Cars   Volunteer Squad Has Succeeded in Breaking Transportation Strike

Special Honor For 442nd   Truman, Army in Tribute To Survivors of Famed JapAmerican Combat Team

Seek Power to Arm Hemisvhere   Eisenhower, Nimitz Want Legislation for Common Defense

HURLEY CHARGES CHAVEZ HAD PART IN REPEALING LAWS THAT RESULTED IN HUGE U.S. LOSS

@ PAUL MALLON-..  Stalin Finds Himself Caught in Extremely Awkward Position

Virginia GOP Names Parsons ‘In Senate Race   Speakers Plead For Full Slate Of Candidates

TRUMAN URGED 10 HEED VOTE BY RESIGNING   The Chicago Sun Is Seeking This Action  from Chief Executive

Truman Urged to Resign, Let GOP Rule, by Chicago Sun, Fulbright   ‘Mabry Grateful; For Election

Truman to SHU Primary Fight. Says Spokesman   President Is Home To Vote, Not to Campaien, He Says

‘Truman Hlome  To Vote   Plans No Speeches And No ‘Political’ Huddles; To Attenc Birthday Party

PRESIDENT MAKES TRIP HOME:  HST To Take No Further Parf ~n Missouri Political Batile

Truman’s Trip. To Cast Ballot Is Homecoming   Neighbors and Friends Turn Out to Welcome With Little Evidence Of Bitter Campaian

“TRUMAN'S BACK HOME TO CAST VOTE TUESDAY   President, Opposing Rep. g Slaughter, Given Big Reception at Independence

TRUMAN’S PART IN OTH DISTRICT CAMPAIGN AT ENI   Secretary Ross Does Not Believe President Will See Axtell While In Missouri,   EXECUTIVE GREETS HIS OLD FRIENDS   Shakes Hands With Hundreds Despite Terrific Heat at Reception on Lawn at His Home.

A REGULAR ‘HOMECO MING’  Truman Flies to Independence To Cast Vote in Demo Primary

Truman Home To Vote Not To Mix In Politics, Ross Tells Reporters

Truman Returns to Home Town  Warm Reception Is Held for President

Elliott t Says FDR Balked British in Invasion Prograrr   Tried to Prevent Soviet and Anti-Russian Cleavaqes

Republicans Up Election Leads   Goodland, McCarthy Hold Huge Maiorities

Liquidation Of Long Holdings By Jordan Is Cause   Futures Break More As Exchanges Open After Saturday Closing

Elections i.   POLLS AND SURVEYS IND REPUBLICANS WILL WIN WITH SENATE CONTROL IN

GOP IS FAVORED TO WIN HOUSE   Pre-Election — Surveys Indicate Republican Gains

Republicans To Win Control Of House According To Polls   Democrats Put On F inal Flurry Of Speech Making

Last Election Salvos Fired   G. O. P. Gains 1 He 5  Reevarded as

THE ELECTION CHIPS ARE DOWN   BOTH PARTIES AWAIT TUESDAY'S BALLOTING

Forecasts See GOP Taking Over House Rule; Senate Less Certain   LEGISLATION FACES 2-YEAK STALEMATE

BIG PUSH OVER FOR ELECTION IN 47 STATE   Polls. Indicate G.O.P. Will Gain Contre! . Of House »   SENATE CLOSE   No Campaign Speech Is Made By Prasidant

Major Election Campaigning To Be Ended Today   Polls And Surveys Point Tc GOP Gaining Control Of House

‘G.0.P. Control of House in Sight; ‘Campaign Ends in Close Senate Race

Lewis Dispute Is Nearing Showdown   Negotiations on Miners’ Wages To Resume Today

IS NEAR SHOWDOWN   Labor Board Is Ready t Open Second Front in Coal Dispute

Labor Board Asks  Final Arguments   Negotiations Between Lewis. Government Take Another Step

NLRB TO. ENTER COAL PICTURE   Unionization Of Supervisors Adds New Angle

Reopen Old Coal Issue   NLRB Calls For Final Arguments On Unionization of Foremen

Lewis  Miners Resume  Parleys   Picture Presented After Holiday For Voting

MINE DISPUTE IN TWO PHASES   Time Neors For Krug And Lewis To Meet Face } To Face

Showdown in Miner Battle Fast Nearing   NLRB Makes Ready ‘to Reopen Second Front in Dispute

Coal Mines Dispute Nears Showdown as  Talks Resumed  NLRB Makes Ready To Open Second  ELennt in Saceinn

Talks On Wages Resumed   Lewis Absents Self As Rival  Factions Meet

MINE WAGE PACT ~TNLKS REOPENED   Face-to-Face Meeting of Lewis And Krug in Making

LEWIS RESUMES STRUGGLE WITH U. S. ON WAGES  NEGOTIATIONS MOVE NEARER SHOWDOWN STAGE AT CAPITAL

Coal Sessions Resume: Miners Return fo Work   Operations Are Almost Normal After 4 Days Of Spreading ‘Unrest’

Negotiations Resumed lToday....  Coal Dispute Is Nearing Showdown Stage Today

Lewis Struggle In Coal Strike Near Showdowr   Parleys Resume After Recess On Election Day

Coal Dispute Js  Nearer Showdown   Lewis’ Aides, Covernmen! Officials Resume Their Talks-

Soft Coal Mines Back To Normal   Announcement Made As Negotiations Resumed On Wage Contract

Showdown on Lewis Latest Demands Near   Conferences Resumed After Election Recess

Miners Resuming Duties   Union-Government Conferences on: J. L. Lewis Stil  Remains Away

Mine Parley Is Resumed At Capital   Government Says Mining Has Returned Almost To Normal

Lewis-Krug Coal Dispute In Showdown   Negotiators Meet Today Over Contract

Showdown In Coal Dispute  Draws Nearet   NLRB Calls For Final Argu ments Tomorrow On Unionization of Mine Foremen

SOFT COAL PAY DISPUTE NEARS FINAL STAGE   Lewis, Government Renew Negotiations In Washington

Can Plan Election  Legion Purchases Site for Airport” Still Owes $5,000

LARGE CITIES IN U, S. HARD HIT BY SCARCE ITEMS   Meat is Almost Extinct: Housewives Hunt Sugar, Fats, Oils, Soap

Necessities Are Scarce Ail Over U.S.   Food, Housing, Jobs Hard to Find; Big Cities Are Worried

&° vey Shows Meats Searee, Cities Suffer  From Strikes   Housing Situation Appears Increasing Problein In Nation

Meat Scarcest Food Item; Thousands Idled By Strikes; Housing Shortage Critical   Facts Disclosed In Nation-Wide Survey Conducted By The Associated Press

Meat Shortage and Housing Vex Nation In Critical Manner   Unemployment Also Big Problem on National Horizon Now

National Survey Discloses Meat Searcest Item   Housing ‘Shortage Reaches Critical Proportions;  Thousands Said _ Idle

SCARCEST FOOD IN THE NATION  TODAY IS MEAT SURVEY SHOWS   Strikes And  Lack Of Homes Plaguing Much Of The Country

Meat, Housing Are Biggest. Problems in U. S.; Many Are Jobless Because of Strikes

Unemployment Spreads Over Many Cities   Housing Reaches Critical Stage, Survey Shows

‘NATION HAS BAD LUCK IN MANY RESPECTS ON FRIDAY, THE 13TH, SURVEY OF CONDITIONS REVEALS

Meat Scarcest U. 5. Food Item  - Cities Pla gued By Strikés, Housing

Survey Shows Situation Bad Across Nation   AP Samples Conditions Arising From Post-War Situation

Most Communities Struggle Against  Shortage of Meat And Inadequate  Housing; Hundreds Of Thousands Of Workers Are Idle

Peace Is Wonderful—No Employment, No Meat, No Soap, No Place to Live  

Meat Scarcest Of Food Items   Major Cities Plagued Also By Strikes, Critical Housing Shortages

Meat Reported As Scarcest Food tem in Nation  Many Unemployed In Strike-Hit Cities

Meat Is Scarcest Of Food Items Survey Reveals   Cities Plagued By Strike And Housing. Shortage

Meat Is Scarcest Item Of Food In  Nation’s Larder   Housing Shortage, Strikes Vexing

Beef Shortage Throws Thousands Of Persons  Out Of Jobs   Sugar And Fats Also Are Searce   Housing Officials Report Long Waiting Lists InMany Sections

MEAT, nMo, IDLENEGo BIE US, HEADACHE   Survey Reveals Conditions in Many of the Nation’s Biggest Cities.

Meat Searee. Houses Few.  Many Are Idle   Associated Press Makes Nation-wide Survey in Cities

Scarcity of Meat, Houses and Jobs Is General Plaint   Cities Report Long “Waiting Lists for Non-Existent Units

Crises in Housing Meat Shortages And Vast Strikes   Nation’s Families Also Lack Soap, Sugar and Fats

CITIES FACING SHORTAGES OF FOODS, HOMES   Meat Seareest Food Item jn Most Areas; Strikes Fercs--ing Unemployment      SUGAR, SOAPS, FATS AND GILS IN SHORT supPL4

Truman Sees Prosperity Ahead for U.S.   But Warns That Stabilization Fight Must Be Won

VETERANS WIN VOTE DISPUTE   Formal g@tfaition Given Ex-Gl Slate Following Ouster of Sheriff

Ex-GI Named Sheriff In Hot Battle   Quiet Is Restored After Hectic Election In Tanneccae

GI Sheriff-Elect Named To Fill Unexpired Term As Court Quiets Athens

Police Look For Charlotte Child   Warrant Is Issued Charging Nursemaid With Abduction

Charges Against Franco Are Hearé   Spokesman For Exiled Government Gives Report To Security Council

CHARGE FRANCO HELPING SPIES   SPORES MAN” FOR GOVERN: MENT IN EXILE SAYS SPANISH PASSPORTS GIVEN AXIS AGENTS

CHARGE FRANCO AIDS NAZI SPIES   Premier of Spanish Exile Regime Tells UN Body of Passport Deals

GREEN FIGHTS TAX ON SHOWS. FOR Gi BONUS   GOP To Kill Amendments Requiring Levy On Movies

County Price Control Board to Meet With  Restaurant Operators, Repair Men Monday

HUGHES IN N.Y, FOR FILM SUIT   Injured Flier Seeking Five Million in Banning of ‘The Outlaw’

7 BRITISH DEATHS ARE BLAMED ON FOG   Heaviest Blanket in 20 Years Widespread in Isles—Surtace Craffie +

Jewey Would Not Rule Out: Possibility That Settlement “Might Be Reached Some Time Today.   APPROVE PLANS

LEADERS SEEK STATE AID FOR TOWNSHIPS   300 From Wide Area at Meeting in City Hall Auditorium

Great Britain : Gripped by Food Shortage   Claim Situation Worst in Nation's History

Control Board Decision Made Witness Says   Rumors Report © Group Is Surrounded by OPA Officials

PRICE B DENIES VERDICT ALREADY MADE   Decontrol Witness Tells 0! ‘Reports’s A, F. Of L. Man Urges Ceilings

Hearing Is Impartial, Bell Says   Former OPA Heads Surround Decontrol Board, Witness Hears

DECONTROL BOARD MEMBERS ARI OBJECTING TO RUMORS ABOUT WASHINGTON OF OPA INFLUENCE   Claim of Impartial Hearing Is Made hy  Daniel W. Bell—Price of Coffee Advances from 10 to 13 Cents—Turkey Refuses All Demands Of Soviet Union—Holy Land Is in Turmoil

Decontrol Board Resents Charge Of Being ‘Packed:   Protests Statement That lt Has Already Decided in Favor Of Price Controls

BOARD PROTESTS PRO-OPA CHARGES   Report That Decisions Already Made On Decontrol Hotly Denied at Hearing

DECONTROL BOARD DENIES INFLUENCE FROM 0.P.A. CHIEFS   Protest Charge That Board is 11 Favor of Restoring Ceiling Prices

Decontrol Body Charged With Favoring OPA   Board Members Deny Decision To Replace Price Controls

Decontrol Board Resents Hint of OPA Domination   Protests Hurled at Witness Who Says Rulings Ready-Made

Decontrol Board  Irked By Rumors   Two Members Protest When Witness Tells Of “Washington Reports”

DECONTROLLER S MAKE A PROTEST   Statement Of Linder That Decontrol Board Is ‘‘Fixed” Is Challenged.

PRICE BOARD      Protests Statement of Georgia Agriculture Commissioner

PR ROL BOARD PROTESTS CHARGE OF BIAS   letters Quoted as Saying Body Has Already Made Pn bre Mind

Veterans Tell Senate Defects Can Be Traced   Several GI’s Report Bad Ammunition  _ Combat; Records Show Who Made, Assembled Bad Shells

Veterans Tell Of Defective Mortar Shells   Tell Investigators They Can Be Traced  To Manufacturer

Defective Shells Can Be Traced  Combat Veterans - Advise Senators

FAULTY MORTAR SHELLS TRACED   Veterans Help Check On Defective Ammunition Which Killed GI's

Vets Reveal How To Find Source 0 Defective Shells   Information on Bad Ammunition Pours In To Quiz Committee

Combat Vets Bring Out More Evidence Of Defective Shells   Senate Probers Are Told Ammunition Can Be Traced Through Lot Numbers; Inquiry Will Be Expanded by Committee

SERVICE MEN PUT MEAD PROBERS ON TRAIL OF MAKERS   Declare Records of Lot Numbers Were Kept and That These Will Reveal Manufacturers,    DEFECTIVE ROUNDS  TURNED UP IN PACIFIC   Caused Delays in Europe, Officer Writes, When Ammunition Wag Sorely Needed at Front.

Shells Can Be Traced To Maker  Vets Testify At Munitions Inquiry

NN MORTAR vials   Senate Committee Member Says Probe Hopes te Fix   RPecnancikhilien

CIO MEMBERS TURN TO AFL   FIFTEEN CIO LOCALS OF FUR NITURE UNION JOIN AFL AS PROTEST AGAINST COMMUNISTS

Canada Lifts Curtain on Spy Network   Russians Operated Ring From Embassy at Ottawa

ATOMIC BOMB SECRET LEAKS TRACED DOW!   SPY INSTRUCTIONS CAME DIRECTLY FROM MOSCOW

KING REVEALS ATOMIC BOMB SPY NETWORK   Prime Minister Declares Reds Operated Under Direct Orders  From Moscow

Inquiry Shows A-Bomb, Troop Data Sought   Soviet, Canadian Agents’ Activities Ruled by Moscow

Canada Charges 4 In A-Bomb Probe   Espionage Inquiry Produces Evidence That Agents Worked Under ’ Moscow Direction

Declare Russians Sought Data On  American Troops   Canadian Prime Minister Discloses Extent Of Operations of Alleged Spy Ring; Four Arraigned for Conspiracy

Moscow Agents Sought Secret ‘American Data   Prime Minister Releases Information on Operation of “Network”

4 Arraigned, One Woman  Pleads Guilty   Information Sought By Russia on U.S.  Troon Transfers 

REDS SOUGHT ATOM DATA, CANADA SAYS   Ottawa Government Also Claims Information Souaht an LDS) Trang Movemente

ESPIONAGE 1S CHARGED 10 SOVIET AGENTS   Activities in Canada Said to Be Directed By Moscow Government

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CHARGES MOSCOW DIRECTED AGENTS IN THEIR WORK   Group Allegedly Tried to Ob tain Data on Score of Yank Units in Addition to. Atom Secrets. {   3 DOMINION EMPLOYES, — BRITISH WOMAN HELD   Four Accused of Conspiracy, —Former Soviet Military. Attache at Ottawa Named as Leader. i

Four Former Employes Of Canada Held   Information About United States Was Also Being Sought

Soviets Sought Data on U.S..  Canada Claims   Information on Atom And Troops Obtained On Moscow's Orders

Red Spies Acted On Direct Orders  From Moscow   Probe Reveals Soviet Agents Wanted A-Bomb. Radar Secrets

Weather of Nation Deals Out Snow And One Tornado   Upper Plains States Covered; Louisian Storm Kills One, Injures Two

Plain States Receive First Heavy Snow   Tornado Kills One, Injures Two in Louisiana

Young People Of Today Get Babson Hearing   PARENTS BLAMED FOR MANY FAULTS OF CHILDREN

Italians, Slavs ToBe Heard on Trieste Control   Foreign Ministers Begin Sessions on Peace Treaties  ~

MINISTERS OF BIG FOUR TALK OVER TREATIES   Yugoslavs, Italians To Be Heard Debating Rule For Trieste

Blt 4 10 HEAR SUGUES TIONS ON TRIESTE REGIME   Foreign Ministers Open Conference to Settle Peace for Five European Countries.   STILL ARE DIVIDED ON CRITICAL ISSUES   Byrnes Notifies Bevin Before Session He is Taking Over Handling of Palestine Problem.

Italy, Yugos Gain Voice on Trieste   Big Four to Hear Border Claims; Russ, West Still Spit on Rule

Ministers Open Peace Sessions  Yugoslavia, Italy To Present Argument:

Ministers Put Trieste On Program   Parley To Decide Peace For Europe  Opens At Waldorf:

FINAL PRACE FOR FOES IS CONSIDERED   Parley Opens in Hotel Waldor$-As‘oria on -Thirty-Seventh Floor

2 GOVERNMENTS TO GET CHANCE TO OFFER VIEWS   Ministers To Hear From Yugoslavia And Italy About Trieste   PALESTINE PROBLEM HANDLED BY BRYNES

Split Between Soviet, Other Powers Noted   Some Agreements, However, Mark Conference

Ministers To Hear Talks On ‘Trieste Issue   Powers Agree to Hear Arguments of Yugo— slavia and Italy

Big Four Ministers To Hear Yugoslavia  And Italy on Trieste   First Session on Treaty Revisions Marked By Further Arguments on Basic Issues Between Russia, Western Powers

Ten Policemen Killed -In Jerusalem Blast:   Jewish Sternist Gangs Are Blamed for Explosives Planted along British-Railroad Lines

Some Of Councils Asked T: Step In Locally While Issue Is Debated

LAUSCHE MEETS WITH OFFICIALS ON RENT ISSUE   Governor Also to Confer Wit! Legislative Leaders on Control! of Rents

LAUSCHE SCANS RENT DILEMMA   State’s Action Depends on Conference Results

May Request Emergency. Rent Laws    Governor Confers  With Civic Leaders

Car Accident Kills S. Way, Utilities Chief   Chairman Of Milwaukee Transit Co. Dies In Suamico Crash; Three Are Injured

Moslems And Hindus Fight In Bombay ©   Sixty Dead By This Afternoon; Crowds  Stone Reinforcements OF Police

Caleutta Riots Cause Death (Of 51 Persons   Police Apprehend Ring Leaders In Attempt To Ovell Disturbances.

[Hindu-Moslem Differences ‘Cause Fighting   24-Hour Curfew Imposed For Two Days; At Least 500 Arrests Made In City

Bombay Rioters Stone Soldiers  Sixty Lose Lives In Now Outhronbe

Troops Aid Roundup Of Factionists   Hindu - Moslem Clashes Fading; 178 Injured In Week-End Battles.

BOMBAY RIOTS ©  SPREAD; 60 DEAD   ‘Hindus, Moslems Fight; 24-Hour Curfew Imposed

TROOPS ON ALERT AS VIOLENCE SUBSIDES; MANY ARE INJURED   MOSLEM-HINDU STRIFE  COSTLY, TIMED WITH NEW RULE’S OPENING

Bombay Riots. Leave 60 Dead: 50) Are Jailed   Moslems Protest As Nehru’s Government Goes Into Operation

51 Killed in Outbreak in Indian City   178 Hurt in Politica’ Ricting at Bombay; Curfew Ordered.

Sixty Dead in Bombay Rioting   Differences Over New All-Indian Government! Blamed for Fighting

Hindus and Moslems Are Involved in Fights—200 Or More on Injured List

Sixty Killed. 200 Wounded In Bombay Riot   Police Fire When Crowds Stone Reinforcements; 2-Day Curfew Decreed

IN MOSLEM, HINDU RIOTS   An Additional 200 Are Injured, 22 Critically, in Fierce Fighting Which Spreads to New Areas of Bombay.

Bombay Police Making  Arrests   Trouble Makers In Week-End Riots Separated

Clashes Take Lives Of 51 On Week-end   City Is Nearly Normal After Bloody Battles

60 Persons Dead In Bombay Riots   Fighting erence to New tween Hindus areas oi Melons   POLICEMEN ARE STONED   Gandhi Says Government Leaders to Wear “Crowns  of Thorns”

GODEAD, 200 _ HURT IN STREET CLASHES TODAY   Sporadic Assaults Continue; All-Indian Government Sworn In

Police Fire  a Crowds in 'Trouble Zone      At Least 60 Killed, 200 Injured, 500 Arrested As Sporadic Assaults In City Continue

60 KILLED AND 200 WOUNDED IN COMMUNAL RIOT   Many Arrested By Bombay Police And British Troops; Few “Stray Cases Of Stabbing” Reported Today.

New Regime Facing Crisis   Nehru Inauguration Sets Off Bitter Fight

60 Killed in Bombay Riots   Hindus-Moslems Clash As New Government Officials Sworn In

Two Others Seriously Hurt In Collision On Lincoln Highway East  At2:40 Thur. Morning

BURIED IN ARLINGTON   Five Fliers Were Kil Killed by Yugoslav Fighter Planes

Rail Strike ‘Is Ordered For May 18   Two Brotherhood: Reject Findings Of ‘Fact’? Board

Union Leaders Call Railroad Strike May 18   Recommendations of the Fact-Finding Board Are Rejected

2 Brotherhood: Reissue Strike Call for May 18   Conference With Carrier:  Scheduled Monday ies: Pie

NATION MAY BE PARALYZED BY RAIL STRIKE   Two Brotherhoods Are Rejecting Plan Of Fact-Finders

STRIKE ORDER IS ISSUED BY 2 RAIL UNIONS   Walkout Set May 18 By Trainmen And Engineers

F'act-Finders’ Sugg estions in Case Rejected   Truman Might Name Second Emergency Board to Avert Tieuy Or Seize Carriers

OPENBOAT ~ DURING STORM   One Surviyed Nova Scotia Blizzard To Tell Tale

UNIFORM FUND EXCEEDS $1,100   Goal for Clothes for School Band Members Is $3,000

Rifle Bullet Fired At Transformer Ties Up. Steel City Electricity

SERVICE CUT TEMPORARILY IN DISTRICT   Light Company Puts Into Effect Rotating Sched- _ ule of Blackouts To 1,500,000 People

MUNITIONS QUIZ HUSH-UP DENIED   Charges Of Republicans Branded Untrue By White House

MISSOURIANS REPLY TO MASSACHUSETTS   Bennett and Karsten Launch Bar rage—Deny Truman Instigated Renaming Concord Avenue

Prosecutor at Nuernberg Forces Keitel To Admit Slaughter of Russians

Keitel Cringes at Nuernberg Trial as He Admits Ordering Mass Murders 

IN MASON cory      Marshal Keitel Admits Ordering Marder of Russigne

KEITEL ADMITS HE ORDERED RUSSIAN PRISONERS SLAIN   Nazi Field Marshal Cringes Under Grilling at Nuernhorn Trial

Cecil Bullington Committed Suicide Friday Evening —  Found Dead In Garage With Shot Gun Nearby

Cecil Bullington »  Committed Suicide  a Eve ing _  F ound ‘Dea In * _Gatage With: Shot ~- Gun Nearby:

At Least 165 Being Held, U.S. Asserts   Some Have Died, State Dept. Says; Yugoslav Embassy Makes Ouick Denia

Yugoslavia Is Accused of Hiring American Citizens Out as Slaves  TYetiansl Cinwianne CGawastla Dit atawies Rinia   United States Sends Blistering Note to Soviet-Dominated Nation Demanding Remedial Steps

U.S. Says Tito Put Citizens In Slave Labor   Accuses Yugoslavia In Blistering Note; Charae Is Denied

Charges Americans Foreed Into Slave  Labor by Yugoslavs   Blistering Note Sent Russian Dominated Govt. On Enslavement Accusations; Claim Number Have Died in Yugoslav Horror Camps

U. S. Charges Tito Forcea Americans To Slave Labor   Blistering State Department Note Says Possibly Ten Died in Horror Camps -— Survivors Hired Out ac Slavec

state Department Sharph Criticizes Yugoslav  Government   CHARGES DENIED BY TITO REPRESENTATIVE

10 May Have Perished in  Horror Camps   Tito Regime Accused of Torturing, Hiring Out U.S. Citizens

NOTE DECLARES SOME DIED IN HORROR CAMPS   Says American Nationals Put to Forced Labor; Allegations Are Denied

TIO 15 ACCUSED OF FORCING U. 9. CITIZENS TO WORK   Blistering Washington Note to Yugos!avia Condemns Nation’s “Slave Labor”  Practices.   SOME SAID TO HAVE DIED IN HORROR CAMPS   Prompt Remedial Measures in Behalf of Victims Demanded—Slav Embassy Denies Charges.

10 Believed Killed In  Horror Camp   At Least 165 Believed Used As Laborers; Hot Note fs Sent To Tito

U. S. Accuses Tito of Making Yanks Slaves   10 Believed to Have Died in Horror Camps Statement Declares

U. S. Says 165 Yanks Are Slaves Of Yugoslavians   State Department Wrathfully Charges Tito Regime With Herding Persons With Valid Claim To Citizenship Into Camps

Slavs Charged  With Enslaving 165 Americans      U. S. Says Tito Regime Had ‘Horror Camps’;  ? Canfirmed Dead -

U. 5. Charges Tito Forcing Americans To Do Slave Labor   Yugoslavs Say Group Are Natives Who Aided German Cause

HORROR CAMP DEATHS BARED BY U.S. NOTE   CRUELTIES CHARGED TO TITO REGIME IN WASHINGTON

Patrons of Night Spot Are Robbed  $50,000 to $100,000 Taken by Bandits

PRR SHOPS T0 CLOSE FRIDAY DUE 10 GOAL   Company Announces Operations Will Be Curtailed In AItoona Works.

Steel Mills, Railroads Hard Hit;110,000 Ford Workers To Be Laid Off

40,000 CATTLE IN CHICAGO RUN   Today Heaviest Since 1934 as Shippers Try to Beat Aug. 29 Deadline

Schwellenbach Hints New Effort to End GM Strike; Rail Walkout Postponed

MAJOR LABOR DISPUTES LOOK TO WASHINGTON FOR NEXT MOVE   General Motors And Railroads Hold Spotlight In Nation Today

Washington Expected to Aci to Settle GM Dispute and Prevent Rail Worker Strike   New Element Introduced in Labor Disputes as Senate Moves Toward an Investigation to Determine the Cause of Walkouts

Steel, Meat Rows In Texas Spotlight   One Plant Here Will Be Affected by Walkout

ULAMAN ¥OTING FOLLOWS VES ‘OF CONQUERORS  Reds Triumph: in Russian   Reds Triumph in Russian Zone, Conservatives in French, British Areas   U. S. CURTAILS PAPERS   Literature of Press Under Soviet Control is Banned by Army

ZONES GOVERN GERMAN VOTERS   Russ Area Goes Communist Others Conservative

MEDLEY’S LAST APPEAL FAILS; DIES IN CHAIR   Supreme Court Denies - Frantic 11th-Hour Plea of Slayer

DIES IN CHAIR AFTER FINAL APPEAL FAILS   Frantic Last-Minute Af tempt to Save D. C, Murderer Made te Supreme Ceurt   TWO OTHERS EXECUTED

Medley Dies For Murder Of Divorcee   Affinity For Redheads Leads Him To Chair Despite Frantic Plea

Medley Pays For Woman’s Death in :Chair  Convicted of Slaying Divorcee; Suspected in Otboarw NAyweadaws      BULLETIN!

3 MURDERERS OF WOMEN DIE IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   JOSEPH MEDLEY LOSES SUPREME COURT FIGHT TO STAY EXECUTION

Three Executed As Woman Killers  Lover Of Red-Heads Loses Final Appeals

MEDLEY'S EXECUTION DELAYED   Lunacy Hearing Sought For Killer Of Red Heads

Frantic Appeal Made for Suave  Gambler-Killer   Dies For Murder Of Red-Haired Washington Divorcee In Fashionable Apt.

Medley Dies In Chair After Fourth Desperate Appeal To Court Denied

Joseph D. Medley Dies in Chair, Two  Negroes Also Die   Slayer of: Redheads’ Gett  " Blectrie” Chair,” “When Appeal’ Fails in   = eS g CePemee

3 Executed At Capital   Medley Dies After Frantic Last Minute Effort to Win Delay

Supreme. Court Refuses To Halt Electrocufion   Fugitive Michigan Killer Of Woman, 2 Others Put To Death

TWO FXECUTED ; ONE REPRIEVED   Two Negro Murderers Put To Death, But Joseph Medley Awaits Outcome Of Lunacy Petition.

Killer Who Preferred Redheads Die in Electric Chair for Slaying Gir

Trio of Murderers Die in Washington, D. C. Electric Chair   Medley Loses Last Minute Appeal and Dies With Two Negroes

Affinity For Redheads End: Man.in Chair   Codrt Dashes Last Minute Appeal For Divorcee Slayer

Medley Pays For Woman’s  Death in Chair   Convicted of Slaying Divorcee; Suspected in Other Murders   BULLETIN!

Suave Gambler- Killer Pu To Death After Losing Last-Minute Court Appeal   Shot and Killed Capital Divorcee   He and Others Had Played Poker In Woman’s Apartment Night Before

THREE KILLERS PUT T0 DEATH FOR MURDERS   Red-Headed Women Weakness of Medley Leads Him to Electric Chair   TWO NEGROES EXECUTED PREVIOUS TO WHITE MAN

THREE MEN DIE IN CHAIR AT CAPITAL   Medley and: Two ‘Negro  Clavere Flertracuted

Joseph Medley Loses Attempt To Save Life   Executed a Few Hours After Death Of Two Murderers

GEN, MARSHALL REFUTES NOTED STIMSON DIARY   U. S. Wasn't Provoking Japs, Ex-Chief Says, at Pearl Harbor Hearing

STAND AS HARBOR PROBE RE-OPENS   Tells of Conference Shortly Before Pearl Harbor—Says “We Weren't. Trying to Pro a ee ce

DID NOT TRY T0 PROVOKE THE JAPS INTO AN ATTACK   This Was Answer Given By ” Gen. Marshall to SenateHouse Commiitee.   DIDN’T WANT OFFENSIVE   Committee Inquired About An Entry In Diary of Late Henry Stimson:

Marshall Testifies Before House and Senate Committee   Tells of White House Meeting Prior to. Pearl Harbor

Stark Had No Know ledge of F DR’s Feeling   Knew Nothing of War Conference  In White House

Not Told of War Parley, Say Leaders   Gen. Marshall and Admiral Stark Testify Before Inquiry Group

GREENWICH WISHES ARE CONSIDERED   Yugoslavia Chairman Says That Area May Be Omitted

IOWANS TAKE HIGH HONORS WITH ANIMALS   Judging, Show Ring Entries from State Also Are Winning

CLOVIS GIRL WINS CONTEST Winners Are Announced As Big - ABC Rodeo Is Ended In City

Carnegie Foundation Makes Report Showine Teacher Is “Forgotten Man”

MOSCOW SAYS EX-PREMIER'S ALLIANCR SPEECH WAS FILLED WITH “POISONOUS, HATE-FILLED WORDS”

Russian Press,  Radio Hit Back   “Poisonous, Hate-Filled Words” of Missouri Speech Are Denounced

“Left Wingers” Forcing Issue  Will Demand Place on the 1948 Ticket

LIBERAL DEMOS LOOKING TO '48   Truman Has Notice Party’s Liberal Element Will Fight For At Least Second Place On Ticket.

Left’ Winger Pepper: cole  ward Liberal Caridide Bor Presidency:

Truman Is Fairly Warned Liberal Democrats Want Recognition On ’48 Ticket

Iwo Berkeley Housewives Unearih Fessilized Bones While Digging Swimjing Pool

ARMY SERVICE COMMANDS IN U.S. ABOLISHED   Executive Order Wipes Out One of Three Basic Divisions

Submerged Oil Lands Involved  In Testimony    Oilman Said to Have Tried to Interfere With Legal Acation

Contribution talk denied by Pauley  ‘Secretary must es nee ey ge

PAULEY SAYS SECY, ICKES IS CONFUSED   Matter of Campaign Contributions Is Feature of Hearing

Truman Nominee Denies Charges   Oil Interests, Politics Aired in Senate Hearing

TWO LINK PAULEY WITH A POLITICAL ‘PAYOFF ATTEMPT   Ickes and Littell Say He Talked of Oil Men’s Contributions as Reason to Stop Land Suit.   FLAT DENIAL MADE BY CALIFORNIAN   Three Before Senate Group Investigating Pauley’s Nomination to Be Navy Undersecretary.

Pauley Denies Bribe Charges Made by Ickes   Claims Secretary ‘Must Be Confused’ on the Issue .

Ickes Off Base About Oil Talk, Asserts Pauley  Secretary Says Nominee Spoke - OF Donation Plar

Pauley Flatly Denies Charge   Testimony Of Ickes Con. cerning Campaign Funds Denied

10 Persons Die As Fire Sweeps  Huge Hangar   *Tornado-Like’ Blast Reported Just Before Start of Flames

t)Diein Air Depot Fire; 38 Injured   Flames Sweep Huge Oklahoma City Hangar

Heavy Damage Ai Huge Ariny Supply Desot   Main Hangar At Tinker Field, Okla., Swept By Blaze

Ten Die when Flames Sweep Hangar at AAF Supply Depot   Damage to Installations at Tinker Field, Okla., Is Estimated at $750,000; 38 Persons Are Injured; Cause ls Undetermined

Find Two More Bodies in Fire At Army Depot   Total Now Ten in Huge Blaze at Tinker Air Field

ALTOONA AND COUNTY TOWNS TOGET $24,744   Final Quarterly Payment From Motor  Tax Fund Is Due on Tiae 7

Legion Warns re Must  Get Fair Deal   Commander Threatens Reprisals If They Do Not Get Proper Treatment

Stelle Demands Aid To Veterans   Commander of Legion Warns Red Tape May Have ‘Serious Consequences’

LEADER OF LEGION SSUES WARNINGS   Veterans Are Important Unit In Nation, Says Stelle.

Legion Leader Gives Warning   Stelle Says Unless Veterans Get Rights Nation Will Suffer

Iranians Keep Safe Distance From Russians   Garrison City Is Reoccupied; Soviets Withdraw

Says Railroads ‘Need Freight  Rate Increase   Cites Need Regardless of Whether Trainmen ~ Are. Given-Pay: Raises«

Railroads Asking for Rate Boost   Need More for Freigh Whether Wages Are Raised, Is Contended

Schwellenbach Seeks to Break Mine Deadlock   Lewis Standing Pat For Welfare Royalty; OQperators Still Reject Proposal Un-American’?

No Change In Coal Deadlock   Lewis Still Standing Pat Schwellenbach Re. doubles Forts

New Efforts Being Made For Halting Miner Rift   Schwellenback Sees Unchanged Situation

Effort Continued To End Deadlock   Schwellenbach Makes Attempt To Iron Out Coal Trouble

Reveals Readiness To Intervene Followirlg Six Hours Of Unfruitful Conferences Between Murray And Fairless   SEEKS TO HEADOFP STEEL STRIKE MONDAY

Truman to Offer Settlement Plan In Steel Strike   Threatens Personal Intervention if Solution Is Not  Reached Today

BOTH SIDES WAIT TRUMAN PLAN BEFORE YIELDING   Negotiations Seem Stili Deadlecked In Parley At Capital

Action by Truman In Steel Issue Near   Own Settlement Formula in Pay Tiff Due Today Unless Conferees Acree

TRUMAN CALLS FOR SHOWDOWN IN STEEL GASE   President Will Intervene to Avert Strike Monday lf Negotiations Fail   NO PROGRESS IS MADE   Murray and Fairless Confer Again This Afternoon at White House

Truman Asks Showdown on Steel Issues   President Is Ready tc Step In If Parley Fails

PRESIDENT IS READY WITH (WN FORMULA   White House Reveals Intention to Intervene In Deadlocked Issue.

Murray, Fairless Are Conferring; Truman Ready With His Own Formula if Confab is Failure

Compromise Near in Fight Over Atomic Control   Another Battle Is Shaping Up Over Experiments

Quad Affliction Catching For Sritign vai  Wi ather “ag A ow ae VW wate Bw. ne i ‘mentor « ms S ins Cn

WAR BRIDE GIVES BIRTH TO ‘QUADS   EX-GI'S FAMILY IS INCREASED TO SEVEN, SEEKS LARGER HOME:

QUADS’ FATHER HUNTING HOUSE   Needs Larger Quarters After Family Increased To Seven

  Three To Seven  British Mother Of Quads Wrote ‘Norah Carpenter Discharge

HEXN-SOLDIER AND BRITISH WIPE SEEK NAMES FOR OUADRUPLETS. THREE BOYS AND GIRL. BORN SUNDAY

Quadruplets -- Three Boys and Girl — Are Bors To Ex-GI And British War Bride In Baltimore

Father War Bride’s Quads Casts About For Names ‘and Place to Live In Baltimore

‘Quadruplets' Chances ‘Very, Very Good’  ge em 8. Betétch Brida at Farmar Caldier in Baltimore Sunday

British Girl Gives Birth to Quadruplets   Husband She Married During the War Has Housing Problem

Looking for-Names Now — Family Increased From’ 3 To 7 for World War Il Vet

Steer ten Bir erences eee  ‘Search for Names, New House Starts for Baltimore Man—Father of Quads

Quad Affliction Catching For British Gals  tw a awe TS cen: mo —_ sexcndanx Wawe a "ais ee” ee

Shopping Day To Christmas   Four Of A Kind Means Full House. Says Father Of Baltimore Quads

Father Of Quads Looking About For Names And House Bis Enough   Three Boys And Girls Born Alive And In Very, Very Good Condition, Doctors Report; Mother Is British War Bride. 

‘Chances Of Survival ‘Very, Very Good’—  Quadruplets Born To Baltimore Couple

Quads, Born to British War Bride, Doing Fine in Baltimore Hospital

Doing Well, Thank You....  Quadruplets Are Born fo British War Bride In Baltimore Hospital

‘Poses a New Problem  English War Bride Gives Birth to 3 Boys and Girl

. —QUITE A CHRISTMAS PRESENT Quadruplets Born To War Vet, British Bride

5-Cent Air Mail Stamp Ts Next Tues.   RATE FORMERLY 8 CENTS WILL BE REDUCED ON OCTOBER 1.

Veterans Tell Senators About Faulty Shells   Soldiers Who Saw Their Buddies Killed Are Helping Probe

New York Banker Testifies Kentuckian’s Note For $5,000 Has Never Been Redeemed

Sum Still Not Paid Back, Says N. Y. Financier   $5,000 Involved; Veterans Tell of Faulty Shells

Defective Shells Can be Traced War Veterans Inform Investigators

Financier Says Note Still Unpaid   Kuhn-Loeb Head Tells of Loan Made in 1941

-May Pledged ‘Payment For . Garsson.Loan   Five. Thousand Dollar Note Payable In Four ‘Months Still Unnaid.

Banker Declares Garsson Pushed $o000 May Loan   Kubo-Loeb Partuer Says _ Money Given In 194] Has Not Been Paid Back

bi atoll erle der  ‘Kuhn, Loeb Partner Declares . os Garsson Received May’s $5,000 Loan

Banker Tells of $5,000 Loan on Rep. May's Note   Advance, Arranged:-by Garrson, Still Unpaid, Kuhn-Loeb Head Says

$5,000 Loan Involves May And Garsson   Financier Granted Fund to Lawmaker, Stull Waits Payment

Loaned 59.000 to Rep. May      New York Financier States he Still  Has Not Been Paid: Wants Facts Known

Unrepaid Loan To May Bared   Financier Tells Of Note Engineered by Garsson In 194]

LONG MEMORIES   Vets Aid in Tracing Source of Defective Shellie.

Vets Help Senate.  Probe Group Traee ‘Defective Shells   Records Kept of. Shells Which Killed Soldiers, Including Entire Gun Crew at Fort Bragg.

Veterans Join Investigation With Information On Defective Shells

Financier Says Money Lent May In ‘41 Unpaid   Watker Says Garsson Made Request

Veterans Aid Investigators  In Shell Probe   Letters from Combat Soldiers Spur Board To Demand Complete Ammunition Records

Unpaid Obligation Reported by New York Banker in War Graft Hearing ~  JRACE SHELL DEFECTS

Reveals May Made Loan of Five Thousand   New York Financier Tells Committee About Transaction

Wall Street Financier Says He Loaned May $5 000 Fer Garsson—Never Got lt Back

Long-Memory Vets Help Probe Faulty Shells for Senate   Lot Numbers of Mortar Missiles Offered by Soldier; Records Are Sought

Reveals Loan to Rep. May on Request of Murray Garsson   New York Financier Says Loan of $5,000 Has Not Been Returned

TRAIL OF FAULTY MORTAR SHELLS GROWS WARMER  VETERANS WITH LONG   VETERANS WITH LONG MEMORIES OF DEAD BUDDIES AID PROBE

Veterans Help TrathMakers Of Bad Shells   Give Information  On Buddies’ Deaths

Loan Of Big Sum To May Is Told   New Yorker Says $5,000 Not Yet Paid Back

Has Not Been Paid Back, He Declares   Loan Made at Request of Murray Garsson, New Yorker Says

Congressman Signed A Note  For Garsson   Financier Lays Details Of Case Before Mead, Profits Investigator

May Received $5,000 Loan Senator Told   Kuhn-Loeb Firm Gave Money at Request of Garsson

$000 May Loan Not Yet Repaid, Committee Told   Garsson Asked That Congressman Be Given Money

Loaned May $5,000, Says N. Y. Banker   Money Advanced At Request Of Garsson; Debt, Now Five Years  da AT né Waid

New York Banker States Garsson Backed May Loan   Still Unpaid; Probe Of Defective Shell Sources Is Pressed

Banker Discloses $5,000 Loan Given Rep. May On Garsson Request Unpaid

New York Banker’s Loan to May Never Paid He Discloses   Walker Says He Loaned Congressman $5,000 on Garsson’s Plea

LOAN 1S MADE AT GARSSON’S REQUEST   Sum Not Yet Paid Back. Senator Mead Told   TIPS RECEIVED   fo Enable Committee Tc Ascertain Makers Of Defective Shells

WAR VETERANS HELP INQUIRY   Senate Group Receives Letters Telling of Defective Shells Killing Men

$9,000 Loan To May Not Repaid,  Says Financier   Advance Made At Request Of Garsson, New Yorker Tells Probe Chief.

Vets Join War Investigators  In Probe Of Defective Shells’   Combat Soldiers Write Mead They Have Lot Numbers Of Ammunition That Killed Buddies

Battle Vets Help Trace Bad Shells   Trail of Makers of Defective Ammunition Grows Warm for Senate Probers

—WAR PROFITS— Says May Failed To  Pay Loan Financier Still  ee. Te

Battlefront Vets Offer Assistance To Profit Probe   Soldier Offers Aid And ‘Lot Numbers’ Of Defective Shells

New York Financier Tells Dea   Money Lent Kentuckian In 1941 on Murray Garsson’s Plea.

WALL oT, LOAN TO MAY IN “41 NOT YET PAID   Kuhn, Loeb Co. Banker Says Money Advanced on Garsson Plea.

A WALKER TESTIFIED HE LENT $5,000 TO REP, MAY   It Was In 1941 and Was at the Request of Murray Garsson.   HAS NOT YET BEEN PAID   May Wrote He Had Given the Note to Mr. Garsson.

Garsson Asked It Walker Tells War Quiz Group   Mixed Up Deal Has -Garsson Responsible For Note Renewal -

New York Financier Tells War Probe Committee He Loaned Rep. May $5,00( At Request of Munitions-Maker in °41

Engineer Get: Crash Blame   New Jersey Collision Kalls One, Injures 83

Engineer Blamed For Crash of Two  Commuter Trains   71-Year-Old Employe Failed To Control His Speed, Says Management

Management Statement Lays Blame on Engineer of Second Train. — Wreck Occurs at Height of Afters hoon Rush Hour.

Gen. Ed Shannon Dies at Home  Noted War Ficure And   Noted War Figure And Office Holder

GEN. SHANNON IS DEAD AT 75   Former Lieut. Governor And Retired Guard Lead er Dies at Columbia

Allow Price Of Milk Upped   Increase Of One Half Cent Per Quart In Retail Price Granted.

Grants Increase in Milk Prices  Portior. of This Area Affected by Order

MAN WHO WAS SAID TO HAVE GIVEN WOMAN RIDE ISPICKED UP BY SHERIFF.

RAF Pilot Breaks Air Speed Record   Flies 616 Miles An Hour In Twin-Jet, Sister Plane Pesses Old Mark

Makes New World  Air Speed Record   RAF Capt. E. M. Donaldson  Hits 616 Miles Per Hour > “Tn Bnoland

AIR SPEED RECORD IS SET BY BRITON   R. A. F. Captain Flies 616 Miles ar Hour in a Twin-Jet Engined Plane.

Social Security Expansion Urged   ‘Drastic Rise’ in Cost Of Living Becks Demand

Increase of Social Security Benefits Asked   Higher Living Costs Cited by Schwellenbach

Norah Carpenter Is Reunited With Father Of Quads   British Girl Has Tearful Reunion In New York;  To Marry Next Week

Quads’ Father Greets Family   English Mother and 3  Surviving Children Bra Welcomed

Father Of Quads Joyful At Reunion But Can Say Only ‘Hello’ At Meeting

CLIMAX OF TOUCHING TWO-YEAR DRAMA COMES WHEN NORAH AND CHILDREN REACH PAPA AT LAST

Quad Family Meets ‘Daddy   British Girl, Babies Reunited in Gotham

STATE ENDS BOND DRIVE AT FOURTH PLACE IN NATION   Hawkeye State Doubles Total Quota, 273 Million Iowa County 82nd Place

lowa Makes Best Show in Victory Loan Bond Drive   Pocahontas County Ranks See. ond with 211% of Quota

OWA IN 4TH PLACE ON LAST BOND DRIVE   Every County In the State Reached Its E Bond Quota In Victory Lean Campaizcn

No Draft Calls in July, August, Says Patterson; Pay Increases Approved

Today’s Outlook   By J. M. ROBERTS, IR. AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

Something New  Added At Paris    By J. M. ROBERTS, JX. “AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

NEWEST IDEAL ADDED TO PEACE FORMULA IS CONCEPT OF GIVING ALL PEOPLES MAIN FREEDOMS. °

Something New Ha: Been Added to  Formula for Peace  Idea That War Involves Whole People Rather  wt. AdtVameg Included

No vel Peace Norm Makes Paris Debut   Consists In Recognition OF Fact That Roots Of War Can Be Found and Eradicated Among People

Senate Ma y Lav Aside  Strike Bill   Move Depends On Set. tling Maritime Row And Action On Case Act

Strike Settlement. May Shelve The Truman Strike Bill   Said To Depend On Pres. Treatment Of Case Strike Bill

Truman's Strike Control’ Bill May Be Dropped   Issue Is Depending On Maritime Strike

Emergency Strike Bill May Fold   Much Depends on Outcome of Possible Maritime Walkant

Truman's Labor Bill, Minus Draft, Faces Lorig Delay   Settlement of Coal Strike Hurts Chance For Passing Measure

CASE BILL GOES TO TRUMAN FOR HIS SIGNATURE   Senate Eliminates Draft Provision of Truman Bill

Campaign Speeches Indefinite, Truman  Tells Newsmen; Coal Crisis Up To Krug

Chiet Evades Pay Control Question   Truman Declines to Say Whether He Will * Make Campaign Speeches; Refuses to Bet

‘PLAN NO TALKS,’ PRESIDENT SAYS   Executive Also Refuses To Place Bet On Elections

Truman Declines To State Definitely Whether He Will Make Any Campaign Talks

Truman Declines Bet on Election: Silent on Wages  Leaves Coal up to Krug and Cotton te

Truman Silent On His Plans  F or Campaign   Declines To Say Definitely Whether He Will Make  Any Speeches

PRESIDENT HAS LITTLE TO SAY   Truman Refuses Predictions or Political Races — No Speeches Planned 

TRUMAN COVERS WIDE VARIETY — OF TOPICS AT PRESS CONFERENCE: REFUSES “ILLEGAL” ELECTION BET.   ‘DECONTROL PROGRAM BASED ON ‘BELIEF CONGRESS TO KILL OP.A. IN TANUARY: MORE ITEMS FREED

President Turns Aside Election Bet   Won’t Say Whether He'll Make Any Campaign Talks

Truman Declines To Predict on Voting   Replies Smilingly to Question to Remark Bets Against Law in Missourj

Nazi Spy Ring Expose Stirs Capital   ER] War and State Departments, Congress Study Disclosures

BRITAIN 10 RESIST U9, PROPOSAL   Russia Fails To Declare Intentions  On Food Problem

Navy Announces Tests To Be Held In Antarctic Zone   Zone Selected To Allay Russian Worries Over Operations In Arctic

Naval Expedition to Antarctic Plan For Weapons Study   To Test Vessels, Ships in Frigid Zone; Byrd to Head Maneuver

REAR ADM. BYRD CHOSEN TO LEAD NEW EXPEDITION   SOUTH POLAR REGION SELECTED TO INSURE SECRECY; SAYS NAVY

U.S. Sending Expedition To Antarctic   Will Test Equipment Ir Frigid Zones, Add To Scientific Knowledge Of Area

FRIGID ZONE TESTS OF NAVAL SHIPS AND WEAPONS TO. BE MADE IN ANTARCTIC TO AVOID SOVIETS

Admiral Byrd To Direct Naval Tests In Antarctic  British, Russians In Same Reoian

NAVY EXPEDITION © TO VISIT ANTARTICA For Frigid Tests of Ships, Weapons

Byrd Will Head Navy Expeditior Into Antarctic   Test of Ships, Planes Men and Equipment Near Pole Is Aim

U. S.-Picks Antarctic Region For New Expedition By Byrd   Navy Emphasizes Project Is Designed To Provide Frigid Zone Military Tests

UNITED STATES TO TEST VESSELS IN ANTARCTIC   Navy Will Prepare for Possible Day Of Operations Under Cold Conditions

Navy Military Maneuvers Are Shifted to South Pole and Russia Is Greatly Relieved

U.S. Shifts Frigid Test To Antarctic   Navy Makes Move In View of Red Alarm in North

:U. S. Moves To Allay Russian Uneasiness ‘By Holding Tests In South Polar Region

Byrd to Lead Navy Venture In Antarctica   South Pole Selected After Red Criticism Over North Missions

U.S. Picks Antarctic For New Naval Tests  Bussian Uneasiness Over Arctic Maneuvers Said Reason For Chanse Of Loratio:

Navy Will Conduct Frigid Zone Test In the Antarctic   Other End of World Chosen---Should Allay  Fears of Russians

IT’S NOT A URANIUM RACE  U. 5. Shies Clear Of Russia For Navy Frigid Zone Test

Navy To Test Weapons In South Polar Area   Result Of Russian Concern Over Far North Maneuvers

U.S. Navy Picks Antarctica for New Expedition   Allaying Russian Fears One Reason for Change From Arctic

Navy To Test Ships, Weapons  4,000 On Expedition To Antarctic Area

US. PREPARING FOR ANTARCTIC MILITARY TEST   Rear Admiral Byrd to Lead Expedition Into South Polar Region

Dodge Russians  Adm. Byrd To Lead Expedition Of Navy Into Antarctic Area

U.S. Picks Antarctic For New Naval Tests  * * * * * * * * * * * *  Dueceian PSS Aver Aratin en Raid Daacnn in Chango Nit Il aratina

UncleSam, Aware Of Soviet Uneasiness Over The Arctic,  Picks Other Pole For Trip

ENA Picks Antarctic . For Tests’   Respect For. Saviet  Jitters Over U. S. Military Maneuvers in North Dictates Choice

U.S. To Hold Naval Maneuvers Near South Pole in Test   Adm. Byrd to Head Expedition To Study Frigid Operation

Navy Antarctic Tests Planned   Admiral Byrd Will Lead Expedition

WALLACE SETS CAMPAIGN TOUR   ‘Peac e, Production’ Platform Slated

(Ohio Republicans Challenge President to ‘Come Into State and Defend iNew Deal: Taft Keynotes G. 0. P. Meet

ITaft Points Out Danger Facing Country Because ‘Of Democratic Bungling

NO RELIEF FOR WHEAT SCARCITY   Plan to Loan Back Grain Not to Ease Situation

Flour Mills To Cut Production  June Output To Be Small Over Nation

Flour Mills to Grind Slower   Pre-Harvest Wheat. Shortage Big Factor

Wheat Shortage Affeets All Mill:   Industry Will Do Onl; Partial Work: This Month in U. S.

Many Flour Mills Will Be Closed ©  Bread To Remain a ae Te Levee

Milling Industry Grinds to a Stop; A 98 Per Cent Shutdown by Tonight

WHEAT SHORTAGE 10 HIT NATION'S MILLS   Industry To Go Along A Part Capacity In June

CONGRESS RUSHES OPA, LEGISLATION: VOTE SEEN TODAY   Near Midnight Session Held at Capital; Veto Status Is Uncertain as Bill Deadline Nears.   SOME CONTROLS TO BE REMOVED

NEW OPA BILL KEEPS CONTROL: ON SOME FOODS   Expect Quick Vote on Measure

CONGRESS IS PUSHING WORK ON OPA BILL   House and Senate   Expected to Act Soon on Compromise Report.

‘Compromise Bill Retains Control of Meat, Poultry, Dairy Products

Co mpromise OPA Bill Is Repo rted   Act Extended Year. Price Controls On Meat And Poultry Retained

CONFEREES OKAY OPA EXTENSION   Major Differences Compromised By House-Senate Group

OP ACompromise Efforts Rushed   Still Secking to Retain Controls on Meat Products.

Would Retain: Price Control On Meat, Butter   Barkley Will Urge Approval By Senate

Conferees Agree ¢ On               ‘WOULD EXTEND ID OPA A YEAI RETAIN PRICE CONTROLS OVE MEAT, POULTRY. AND DAIRY ; PRODUCTS ~

OPA Bill Regains Food Price Controls   Compromise on Issue Reached; Both Houses Expected to Rush Action

Congress Nears Final Action On OPA Bill   * Conference Committee Reaches Compromise; Expect Passage This Week: House Votes Today

Would Extend Control On Meat, Poultry, Dairy Prices One Full Year   Both Houses Ready To Vote Today On Bill Completed By Conferees In Late Night  Session: Passage Expected.

MEAT CONTROLS RETAINED IN NEW MEASURE   Duick Approval Expected 01 Legislation Extending OPA Full Year

SENATE, HOUSE TO VOTE ON OPA BILL TODAY   © ‘ompromise R Report Completed; Controls to be Kept

Meat, Poultry and Dairy Regulations Remain In Laws   Authority to Check on  Price Advances is Clesewerter (ane oh

Price Controls Will Remain On Meat. Poultry, and Dairy Products; Conferees Complete Writing Bill Last Nizht.   CONFERENCE REPORT BEPORE HOUSE TODAY

HOUSE SENATE GROUP SUBMITS BILL FOR VOTE   Years Extension, Meat Controls Included q [In Final Draft

Congressmen Rush Action on OPA Bil   Controls Left on Meat, Dairy Products; Extension  Year

—COMPROMISEHouse  Vote Due Today  Conferees Settle Differenres in   Conferees Settle Differences in Night Session

House Will Get Price Measure   Senate Action to Follow Closely on OPA Compromise Bill Drafted by Conterence

Radioactive Poison Gas Tops Vicious List Another Concoction, in One-Ounce Dose, Could Wipe Out All U. S. and Canada

New Weapons From Chemicals  Guarded Hints Given Of Powerful Poisons

Terrifvir ing o New We: apons  Of Death Are Indicated   Editor-Scientist Speaks On Super-Deadly Poison So Po tent A Single Ounce Could Kill Every Person In United States, Canada; Wallace Also Drops Hint

‘Terrifying New Weapons’  Chemical Corps Chief Tells Of ‘Poisons ‘Far Beyond’ Any Used

REPORT MORE DEATH WEAPONS   Chemical Corps Chief Tells of Powerful Poisons

Hint Powerful New American Weapons   Chemical Warfare Chief Says Poison Warfare Rivals Atom Bomb as a Defense

Hints of New Poison Gases Come to Light   Chemical Warfare Corps Reported to Have Developed New, Deadly Battle Agents

Super-Deadly Poison Rival Atomic Bomb Terrifying New Weapons Of Decth Perfected By America

One Ounce Could Wipe Out U. S. And Canada Hints Of Terrifying New Weapons Are Heard From Three Different Sources

More New Weapons   From Three Separate Sources Come Hints of Terrifying Advance in Death-Dealing Science

Terrifying New Weapons Of Death Are Described; Poison Gas Basis Of Find

Three Hints Made Of Death Weapons   Wallace Mentions Radioactive Gas; Editor. General Report Research

New Terrifying Death Weapons OF U.S. Hinted   Includes Poison: So Powerful ‘That’ One Ounce Can Wipe Out Conti, nent.

AWESOME NEW WEAPONS OF DEATH ARE HINTED FROM THREE SOURCES: BUT DETAILS ARE BEING WITHHELD

KING UMBERTO FLIES TO EXILE IN PORTUGAL   House Of Savoy Exits With Denunciation Of Cabinet’s Act 

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Umberto Flies Into Exile  In Portugal . Farewell Statement  Says Cabinet Usurped Powers

Rome, Nation React Calmly To Departure   Ex-Monarch Accuses Cabinet of Usurping His Powers

King Quits ltaly To “Avert War’   Nation Stays Calm As Umberto Flies. Tnio Exile In Spain

Railroad Unions’ Publieation Says Actions Stir Fresh Resentment Avainst Labor

Portal Pay Actions Critized by AFL Labor Men   Chamber of Commerce Asks Probe of Economic Effects

ClO Activity In Portal-Pay Suits Criticized   Congress Will Be Asked To Review Wage-Hour Act

LEADING LABOR PAPER HITS Cid   Flood Of Back Pay Suits Branded Ballyhoo To Attract Members

Portal Pay Actions Critized by AFL Labor Men  Chamber of Commerce: Bake Pisbe of

ARMY. FIRES STAFF ° OF PACIFIC PAPER   Ousted Soldiers Charge D Wisewe Cansorshin

a ee: rr eee ean enna  Petrillo Bars Musician F rom  Attending His Own Wedding

Slashed Child May Recover   Grocer Questioned In Brutal Attack Despite Blood Stains On Clothes

CHILD SADIST VICTIM GAINS   Detroit Police Continue Questioning of Grocer

Governor Appeals To Landlords To Hold Rents Down   Stevenson Says Jury Will Protect Tenants In Case of Hardship

AGOVERNOR PLANS TO ISSUE PLEA TO HOLD RENTS DOWN AS TEXAS PRICE INCREASES TAKING FORM

PRICE CHIEF TO REPLACE SNYDER IN NEW MOVES   Effort To Break Wage-Price Deadlock Plan, Reliable Sources Report   PRESIDENT IS ‘HOPEFUL?   Steel Strike Settlement Is Expected; Tug Boat Men Vote To Stay Out

Official Family Changes Hinted At White House   Means of Breaking Wage-Price Row Is Sought by Truman

Nation To Learn lf Farmers Can Meet Shortages  Report On Numbe Of Acres Planted To Be Interpreted

Farm Acreage Outlook Report Holds Answer fo Rationing Question   Agriculture Department Readies Crop Estimate

Our New Phone Number: 6-700   Some Foods May Again Be Rationed  Crop Report,

CROP OUTLOOK WILL BE MADE ANOWN TODAY   Agriculture Department To Release Report Showing Total Acreage Farmers Plan to Plant This Year.

Farm Report May Return Food. Ration   Serious Situation Is Faced By World

Much Depends On_ Possibilities Of Crop Planting   See Return Of Rationing If Total. Insufficient To ’ Assist: Hungry. Nations

ATION RETURN POSSIBLE Crop Plantings May Fall Short of Goals Of Aariculture Dept.

Food Experts Await Report on Crop Goal:   Farmers’ Intention to Plant This Year May Affect World

Scheduled For Release Early This Afternoon   May Have Far-Reaching Implications for U. S.,, Rest of the World

U.S. to Fix Crop Acreage Goals Today   Record Crop Needed To Help Ease Critical World Food Shortages

FARM CROP REPORT TO BE MADE TODAY   Rationing May Be Resumed If Record Goals Are Not Met

Whether Rationing Will Return To Nation Will Be Known Later Today   Announcement Of Crop Planting Outlook To Hold Answer To Problem Of World Wide Food Shortages

Report On Farm Acreage May Bring Rationing Back      Should 1946 Plantings Fall Short Of Goal, Return To Quotas In Store For U. S.

NATION LEARNS ABOUT ITS GROP FaAl TONAY   [A Report on the ‘Total Acreage Farmers Plan to Plant to Be Given.   RELEASE IS AT 2 P. M.   May Have Far Reaching Implications For American * People.

Officials Fear Crop Outlook May Be Short   Report On Total Acreage For ‘46 Planned Today

May Have Far-Reaching Implications for U.' Sj Rest of the. World '

Crop Planting Outlook To Be Released Today   Report To Give Total Acreage Farmers Will Plant.

— i Aa  Wide Implications For World's Ulungry = In New Planting Plans.

NINE OPERATORS MAINTAIN LEWIS OBSCURES [SSUES   His Call for Welfare Fund is Termed Davice to Build ‘Vast Treasury’   CHARGES ARE DISPUTED   Coal Industry Cites Reduc: tion in Accidents and Upholds Company Doctors

DAIRY PRODUCTS ESCAPE CEILING   Certain Data Missing; Controls May Come At Later Date

Big Show In K.C.   American Royal Live. stock and Horse Show Holds Midwest Spotlight All Next Week

Carroll, Manning, Glidden, Coon Rapids Students at Sac City Apr. 25-27

4 County Schools In State Music Event      Carroll, Manning, Glidden, Coon Rapids Students at Sac City Apr. 25-27

AMERICAN...TROOPS QUELLED -RIOT_STAGED_ BY_6,000 DISPLACED PERSONS *™            Stanee Hurina-

ANTI-GERMAN - RIOTS ARE STAGED BY JEWS   American Troops Quell Outbreak In Landsberg Area

MORE BLENDED WHISKY IN SIGHT   Easing Of Grains Not To Help Bonded Stock

Pay Increase By Electric Firm Approved   Stabilization Board Finds General Electric Now Can Ask Price Rise

Ban Posteard As Evidence In   Rollins Trial   Mrs. Margaret Sima Denie: She Was Ever Alone, Jn Negro Steward’s Rtoom

UN Group Approves World Troop Census   Smooth-Talking Briton and Gruff Texas Senator Swing Vote Against Soviet Russia

ARMS INVENTORY ISSUE REFERRED TO UN ASSEMBLY   Passes Political And Security -Unit By 40 to 10

Senate Probe Turns From Rep. May to  Tapama Tawmaker   Boy Scouts Called Fascist’ By Reds

CIO BLASTS COMMUNIST INTERFERENCE   Murray Takes Lead in Matter at Convent:on

Murray Will Purge C.1.0. 0:  Communists   If He Succeeds Lt Will Wreck Communist  Plans For Popular Front Third Party.

ClO“PARLEY SET TO OUST REDS   Wage Hikes, Tax Cuts also Favored by Union

ClO TO BLACKLIST COM'NIST SUPPORT IN UNION AFFAIRS   Eighth Convention Opens In Atlantic City, New Jersey

‘Keep Powder Dry To Forestall War Hoover Urges U.S.  Says Nation Should Stop ‘Santa Claus’  Daliryu an Racources

Keep Powder Dry, Hoover   U. S. Should Conserve Its Economic Pesources, He Declares

FEAR GRIPPING WORLD - HOOVER   Ex-President Urges U. S. Keep Atom Bomb

Declares Fear Endangers Worle  Hoover Visions Danaerous Situation

U.S. Should Conserve, ‘Keep Our Powder Dry,’ Cooperate With U. N.-- Herbert Hoover

HOOVER FEELS U. S. SHOULD CONSERVE RESOURCES AND “KEEP POWDER DRY

US Should Conserve Its Resources, ‘Cooperate With UN, Hoover Says

HOOVER SAYS U.S. SHOULD WORK WITH UN   Former President Advises Nation to Conserve Economic Resources

over Cautions United States to K  eep Powder Dry   Former President Urge: Cooperation With U.N, to Keep  World Peace

Asks One Control of Food Program  Foe od Study Gro up  nhamitce Ramana

Byrnes Okeh: Return of  Danube Craft   Agrees After Molotoy Accuses U. S. of  ‘Keonomic Pressure’

Danube River Craft to Be Returned   Announcement to Big Four by Secretary Byrnes

U.S. Plans To Return Danube River Boats   Withdrawal Of Soviet Troops Discussed

WEATHER MAY DELAY ATOMIC BOMB TEST   Materials Tee “by Coal Ctribe

Italy’s King Set to Sail   Retired Emmanuele  Mav Head for U. S.

British - United States Committee of Inquiry Makes Public Its Recommendations On Pal ee

JEWISH HOME IN HOLY LAND IS SUPPORTED   HAVEN FOR 100,000 RECOMMENDED IN PALESTINE

Urge Gates of Holy Land Be Opened to Jews   U. S.-British Group Seek to Establish Free State

Group Urges 100,000 Jews Be Admitted to Palestine   Anglo-American Committee, After Four-Month Investigation, Goes on Record Against Making Holy Land Either a Jewish or Arab State—Recommends Mandate Continue Until Trusteeship Is Set Up by United Nations.

Committee Asks Opening Of  _ Palestine To European Jews   100,000 Homeless Victims Affected by Recommendation—Ultimate Palestine State Must Protect Jews, Christians and Moslems, Group Says

Plan Outlines Equal Protection For All Factions  ‘Group Proposes © UN Trusteeship - For Holy Land

U. S. British Inquiry Group Makes Report   Immediate Admission  Of 100,000 Refugees  Is Recommendation

JOINT REPORT ON PALESTINE IS DISCLOSED   Anglo - American Comaittee Would Admit 100,000 Jews To Holy Land   OPPOSITION EXPECTED FROM T WO FACTIONS

Throw Palestine Open For 100,000 European  Jews-Committee Says   Joint British-United States Report Against  Making Holy Land Either A Jewish Or An Arab State

Report Urges 100.000 Jews  For Palestine   Anglo-U. S. Group Calls for Continuance Of Holy Land Under  Mandate After Inquir

Inquiry Board Against Single Regime   Committee Advises Continuance of English Mandate

Probe Group Would Allow Jews To Move  To Holy Land   Anglo-U. S. Report Suggests Making Palestine Arab Or Jewish State

100,000 are victims of persecution  Joint committee submits report

PALESTINE PROTECTION 18 PLANNED   UN Trusteeship for Holy Land May  Be Final Decision

Nehru Heads Indian Interim ‘Government   Members Of EXecutive Council Appointed, Ye London Report

Head Is Named For Indian Gov't   Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru Will Head Interim Govt. ; Executive Group Named

Nehru To Head  New Government   Radio Announces His Appointment By King Georve

NEW DEGNAN NOTE FINDING REVEALED   « PALM PRINT ON PAPER IDENTICAL WITH THAT OF SUSPECT IN CASE.

Degnan Ransom Nofe Falm Print Matches Youth's   William Heirens Under goes Second Lie Detector Test

‘Orthopaedic Teacher Impressed... .  Miss Thomas Of Gastonia Is Presented In London To The Queen Of England   —RY RARRARA WACE—

Striking Coal Miners Return To Pits Monday   Maritime Unions  Meet With Shippers

Soft Coal Miners Go  Back To Jobs   But Anthracite Stoppage Looms; Ship Strike Threatens

Meat Shortage _ Warning Given   Distict 5 Mine Head In Statement

BYRNES IN PARIS ON EVE OF VITAL BiG FOUR PARLEY   Future. of ‘Europe ‘May Be Decided ot Conference

Byrnes Is First To Reach Paris For Fateful Talk:      Secretary and Bevin Sa; Meeting Might Be Last Effort to Make Peace

Byrnes And His Aides In Paris For Conference   Indicated Meeting Starting Tomorrow Night Might Be Last Atlempt ta Resolve Differences

BYRNES FIRST TO ARRIVE FOR THE PADIS METTING   Expeeted to Deide Whether Europe Will Be United or Divided.   OTHERS ARRIVE TODAY   May Be Last Attempt of the Ministers to Resolve Differences.

Byrues First To Arrive For Four Power Conference   Peace Talks To  Start Tomerrow

Byrnes Arrives For Fateful Paris Meeting.   Joins Other of Big-4 Ministers in ‘Last Chance’ Peace Session

Approval of Bill Sighted By Rayburn   Attitude of Russia Stressed By Critics And Opponents

‘Vote by House Expected Today ‘On British Loan   Friends Argue Necessity ’ For World Leadership; Foes Claim War Fears Promoted

LEADERSHIP OF WORLD SAID TO HINGE ON VOTE   Argue Outcome Of Expected House Balloting Today To Determine Whether World Looks To Moscow Or Washington For Leadership.

BRITISH LOA UP FOR 0. K.   Poll Shows House Members Divided Nearly Even On Plan

BRITISH LOAN VOTE EXPECTED IN ‘THE HONISE TODAY   Proponents Argue Outcome Will Determine Whether It  Is Wash. or Moscow.   CARRY 20 TO 50 VOTES?      The Latest Poll Showed 185 For, 163 Against, 82 Undecided.

FINAL VOTE ON BRITISH LOAN DUE FOR TODAY   Rayburn Predicts  House Will Pass Contested Bill

Prober Checks Navy War Plan   Gearhart to Ask for Data Qu ‘Shootine Order”

KIMMEL WILL RESUME STAND   Admiral Will Face Querie: On Issuance of Firing  Order in Atlantic

Harbor Probers Raise ‘Shooting Order’ Question   Gearhart Wants To Know if Order Also Applied in Pacific

Too Many “Mayors” in Washington—  Capital Has lts Troubles   Each Solon Has Own Ideas on Running City

HEADQUARTERS FOR RED CROSS DRIVE OPENED   Annual Roll Call to Be Launched Here March 1

JOHN W. TUCKER CALLED BY DEATH   Former Akron Man Dies  At Sioux City After Remaf Tlinace

‘Dream Boat’ Off On Top Of World Flight   Leaves Honoluly For 10,300-Mile Trip to Cairo, Egypt

Dreamboat on Its Way Over Arectie Regions   Carrying Heaviest Load Ever Lifted by Plane

Pacusan Dreamboa Reports Flight 0. K After First 2 Hours   Heaviest Airborne Load to Fly Over Top of World

O'Leary Threatens Pennsy for Giving ‘Shuttle Service’   Tube Union Leader Plan: to Appeal to Cleveland Says Road Tries  Ee i

Price Increases Seen Over Natio:   Many Agencies Act To Guard Against Further Inflation,

BUYERS’ STRIKE THREATENED BY VFW IN STATE   Some Groups Agitate For Restoration of Price, Rent Control.

‘ * ; WHT Oa Retail Prices on Upswing— ijue  Groups Attempt to Hold Line ctie   Tijuana Police Chief Quits Job   Wholesale Prices Highest Since July 1920

kood Prices Move Upward Across U. 8S.   Atlanta Apartment Hotel Raises Rents 120 Per Cent; Meat Also Up

Trains Crash; Somet PersonsMay Be Dead   (wo Burlington Fast Passenger Trains Col lided in Illinois—In Addition to Deaths, Injuries Are Reported.

OPERATORS AND UNIONS CALLED   Government To Renew Effort To End Maritime Walkout

Shipowners Delay Strike Settlement, Says AFL Official   Collect US Commissions  While Vessels Lie Idle

ZELD AS “COVER-UP  3 Yanks Claim U. S. Envoys Knew Killer in Yugo Case

OPA’s Fate fo Be Decided in Senate Debate   Presidential Veto of Bill Is Possibility

SENATE HOLDS FATE OF FUTURE OF OPA   Administration: Leaders Warn Against Hasty Action

Future of OPA Hinging On Current Senate Move   Debate Opens on Measure Called Price Control's ‘Death Sentence;’ Deadline Is June 30

FATE OF ThE OPA HANGS IN BALANCE   As Senate Prepares To Oper Legislative Debate

Funeral Thursday For Former Mayor  Of New York City   James J. Walker, 65, Taken By Death In New York On Monday Evening

WALKER DIES AT HOSPITAL IN NEW YORK      Former Mayor In II) Health Several Monthe

James J. Walker Dies In New York  Former Mayor Ill For Several Months

DEATH CLAIMS. ~ JIMMY WALKER   COLORFUL FIGURE IN NEW  YORK POLITICS YEARS AGO DIED LATE MONDAY

Death Takes Former Mayor  Of New York   James J. Walker Dies At Hospital From Blood Clot on Brain

Symbol of ‘Mad 20's’ Jimmy Walker, New York's Colorful Ex-Mayor, Dies

Former New York Mayor Dies At 65   James J. Walker Was . One of City's Most Oe orf Mon

JIMMY WALKER SUCCUMBS T0 BRAIN CLOT   Former Colorful New York Mayor Is Dead At Age of 65 Years

JAMES J. WALKER ~ DIES IN HOSPITAL   FORMER MAYOR OF NEW YORK SUCCUMBS TO BLOOD CLOT ON BRAIN,

Russians Reject Proposal for Compromise  Hint Readiness to Trade Claims in Mediterranean

Girl Tells Of Candy Poisoning   That of Stayin at oO! ing of Fremont yee th,

THINK CONGRESS MAY ELIMINATE MEAT CEILINGS   Presidential Promise To Keep Meat Controls Draws Challence

Local Built Cruisers Are Florida Hit   First Truscott Craft Shown At Palm Beach And Ft. Lauderdale

Tight Primary in Washington  Rep. De Lacy Holds Marain Over Costiga

DE. “LC LEADING   Washington and Utah Voting i Slow: Some Nominees. are Not Opposed «

CONGRESSMAN LEADS RADIO-ANNOUNGER-N WASHINGTON BALLOT  ROOSEVELT FAMILY IS  SPLIT; JAMES BACKS WINNER. ANNA. LOSER

De Lacy Leading In Re-eledion Bid Highliahting Washinaton Election

De Lacey Leads Over Costigan   Candidate Backed by James Roosevelt Leads in Race

CLOSE PRIMARY IN WASHINGTON   CANDIDATE FAVORED BY JAMES ROOSEVELT LEADS FOR CONGRESS

SYMPTOMS OF USEASINESS OVER DISPUTES BETWEEN RUSSIA AND WESTERN ALLIES MORE EVIDENT

Big Powers’ Crisis Hour Appro aches     pa Boe pe   Showdown May Come In Conference Reassembling Saturday; Focal Point of Crisis, Tn Any Event

Though World Situation Is Serious Talk of War Called Unjustified

WEIGHT OF BREAD AND ROLLS — WILL BE REDUCED BY BAKERS   ITEP TAKEN AS IT IS EST MATED LONG LAG IN EUROPEAN PRODUCTION LOOMS

Forces Line Up on GOP Chairmar  Narrowing Down to Dewey, Taft Battle

Dewey, Taft Aids Battle At Meeting   Republican National Chairman Is Sought

Narrow Race  To GOP Post   Looks Like Another Prob. able Contest Between Dew: ey And Taft Forces.

(.0,P. 10 NAME CHAIRMAN MONDAY   RACE NARROWING DOWN TO CONTEST BETWEEN TAFT AND DEWEY FORCES.

GOP Race For Chairmanship Narrows to 2   Dewey and Taft Forces Re - ported Squaring Off Be.   hind Danaher and Reece

Race To Choose GOP Chairman Narrows Down   “Still Wide Open,” But Dewey, Taft Forces On Inside

Contest For GOP Post Narrows  Brownell’s Successor egg ro a  gS ad oy Pee   Brownell’s Successor To Be Named Monday

GOP Chairman Race Narrowine To 2 Candidates   Dewey, Taft Men Clash, Session Opens Tomorrow

nless We Make Peace—A review Of World War III  ne ‘BOYLE’S COLUMN

Barbey Says U.S. Might Lose Five Million To Future Surprise Attack   But Admiral Says Wouldn’t Knock Us Out, That Our Reprisal Attacks Would Be on Way Too Quickly

Admiral Says Another War Would Be for Survival: of Masses of Civilization

123 Gruerillas Die Three-Day Batile On Grecian Border      ‘Wo'd Win Atomic War If Attacked, Says Admiral

SIFT WRECKAGE OF U.S. AIRLINER   SEEK TO LEARN WHY CRAFT FELL WITH 39 ABOARD--ALL KILLED

Seek to Determine Cause of Crash of Big. Airliner in Newfoundland

Gay Calls It Worst In 37 Year:   CAB. Chief Visits  Stephenville Crash in  Which 39 Died; Only  : 2 Bodies Found   Nolan Gives Story      Fire Marshal Tells How He Went to Spot Soon After Crash

Meat Shortage May Be Strong Factor In Voting   Senator Walsh Wages Wages Fight Against Lodge Cha"enge In Mas:

Shipping Stil Strike Affected   Much Shipping Still Handicapped By C. 1. O. Maritime Strike Result   WEST COAST HOLDS KEY TO SETTLEMENT

NMU HALTS OVERSEAS AND COAST SHIPPING   Officials Blame Government  For Strike

Hoosier Farm Bureau Head Refuses Endorsement of Plan for Farmers’ Strike

HOOSIER FARM BUREAU WON'T OKAY STRIKES   President Admits Pressure Being Felt Among The Farmers

Paris Meet Deadlock Is Broken   Byrnes Will Back Soviet Minister On Reparations

Molotov Hints at Agreement   May Help Set Date for Peace Conference

ITALY TREATY TO BE RUSHED BY ‘BIG FOUR   Reparation Proposal Made by Byrnes To Molotov

REPARATIONS ISSUE. AGREED BY MINISTERS   Peace Conference Call After Italian Pact Now Indicated

Trieste Question And Other Items Must Be Solved   Balkans and Finnish Pacts Are Considered Secondary, Is Hint

Russia Will Be Asked Explain Shifting OF Nazis   German Scientists Are Movecl To Soviet Plants

REV. E. L. CRAIG IS TRANSFERRED TO CLEBURNE CHURCH   Methodist Pastor Succeeded By Rev. Elmer C. Carter

Vote Fund To Help Revenue Men Run Down Tax Evaders   Committee Approves 16 Million For Work

LeMars In SemiFinals At State B. B. Tournament:  Play Waverly Today East High Was Eliminated -

LeMars In Semi- r Fi inals At State — B.B. “Totunasent  Play Waverly Today East High Was. ’ Eliminated °

"Phone Strike Is Postponed; Steel Works’  In Operation   Auto Workers Accept Fact-Finding Proposal

CIO Gives Auto Firm a Week to Change Mind  About Increase   Company Says It Still Says ‘No’ to Fact Board’s Plan

Union Officials Order Strike, but Delay Walkout to Permit Unions to File 30Day Notices.   ELECTRICAL WORKERS TO STRIKE TUESDAY

UAW Accepts Board’s Facets In GM Dispute   CIO Postpones Steel Walkout One Week as Wage Talks ContinueElectrical Strike Set

Electrical Walkout Set: . Union Control Bill Again Discussed by Congress

Fact-Finders Report Given GM Union Okay   Electrical Workers Going Out Tomorrow Hope To Avert Meat Packing Walkout

250,000 Members Of National Federation Delay Action; CIO-UAW Accepts Proposal Of Govermment Group

CIO United Auto Workers Representatives Vote To Accept Government FactFinding Committees Basis For Settling G-M Strike   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

ClO Accepts 17/2 Per Cent Hike For Car Workers   Delay Steel Walkout: 200,000 Electrical Workers Will Strike

TrumanFlays  Union Heads, Sets Deadline   Railroad Strike At Glance

Truman Forefells Byrnes’ Renort   Arabs C. laim Backing  of Ruscia in Debrata

Senators Agree To Ban Draft Of Youths, Fathers   House Provisions Accepted To Save Army Service Law   May Draft Call Will Be Issued

High Wartime Exeise Taxes To Continue   Doughton Sees No Cut At Least for This Year

Luxury Taxes Will Continue   Doughton Sees No Lifting of High Wartime Excise Tax

Doughton Sees No 1946 Slash In Luxury Taxes   Says There Is No Point In Delaying Purchases ‘In Hone of Reduction

Continued Luxury Taxes Predicted   No Cut Likely This Year, Says Lawmaker

DRAFT HOLIDAY GAINS SUPPORT   HOUSE LEADERS MAY BE FORCED TO AGREE TO WIN EXTENSION

H ouse Leaders Getting Behind Dr -aft ‘Holiday’   But They Ave Prepared to Fight Amendment Prohibiting Induction of Anyone Under 20

Draft Holiday Appears Likely To Be Favored  Temporary Ban On Inductions May

Fight Looms on Raising Age for Inductions to 20   Different Measure Is Expected From Senate Calling for Parleys

‘Support for Draft “Holiday” Gather: New Momentum   House Leaders May Be Farced to "Go Along As Price of  Crete: Cxesegtac: ATH

Draft Holiday. Gains Strength In anges  Army Oppossed To  aa Aan, B.. TAs.   Army Oppossed To ‘Teen-Age Ban Which Would Make 20 Limit

Draft Holiday Decision Due   House Voting Today: Plan Gains Strencth

‘Formidable Draft “Holiday” Drive May Force House To Go ‘Along In Order To Save Bill   Leaders Prepare Last Ditch Fight On Amendment Banning Teen-Aqe Inductions

May Force The Draft. “Holiday”   House Leaders May Have to Go Along — To Get Extension of Selective Service

TO GO ALONG ON DRAFT HOLIDAY   Solons Prepare To Fight Move to Bar Induction  Of Men Under 20

Draft Holiday Support Grows   House Leaders to Fight Ban on Drafting Of Teen Agers

Leaders In House Prepare To Fight Over Draft Issue   Amendment Banning Induction Under Twenty To Bring Fight

SEE TEMPORARY INDUCTION BAN IN HOUSE VOTE   Hint Last-Ditch Fight Over Halting Inductions Of Youths Under 20, Senate Committee, However, Favors Straight Away Extension Of Dra fe.

EXTENSION OF SERVICE ISSUE STILL IN DEBATE   Rayburn Calls House Memberg to Another Early Session

Draft Holiday Drive May Force Leaders In House To Go Along To Save Service Bill

Draft ‘Holiday’ Drive Gains Ground, House Leaders May Go Along To Save Measure

Russian Blast Opens 5th Week Of Wrangling  Soviet Lashes Out  # Ranaratianse

MOLOTOV BLASTS AUSTRATIA AT PEACE PARLEY   Says Delegates Would Undermine Authority Of The Conference

Temperatures   Russian Blasts Suggestion of Comission To Study Reparations Issue; Yugoslavia Asks for $1.300,000,000 From Romania

Australia Would Undermine Peace In Europe, Molotov Tells Conference

Australia Blocks Peace in Europe, Molotov Charge:   Russian Foreign Minister Condemns Proposal to Scrap Big Four Plans for Romanian Reparations

Molotov Says Peace Parley Faces Threat   Proposal To Scrap Big Four Plans Mrawine Fire

Russ, Australia Battle on Pay   Peacemakers Start Fifth Week of Bickering; Yugoslavia Demands Billion From Italy

Molotov Charges Attempt To Undermine Authority Of Peace Conference      Attack Follows Yugoslav Demand   Friction Throws Whole Peace Machinery Out Of Control

Molotov Makes Bitter Attack On Australia   Slavs Demanding Huge Reparations Of Italy

CONFEREES GET ‘LITTLE DONE AS OTH WEEK OPENS   Yugoslavia Demands Huge Reparations Payment From Italians

Angered by Proposal on Reparations   Aussie Asked Matter Be Re-Studied; Yugoslav Demand on Italy.

Australia Asks Parley to Scrap Romania Terms   Yugoslavia Seeks $1,300,000,000  In Claim on Italy

Molotov Hits Australian Plan For Reparations   Paris Conference Goes Into Fifth Week of Fruitiess Dispute os Russia Incite on Bia Four Ploen in Romania

Report Progress in Disease Fight ee RSS Digit  Army Tests Indicate Value Of New Influenza Vaccine

Report Progress in Disease Fight rn eae ea  Army Tests Indicate Value Of New Influenza Vaccine

Flu Vaccine Shows Progress   Protected Persons Escape Mlness, 9-1

Truman Threatens Veto If Senate Cuts OPA Power   Tells Senate Nation Faces Economic Peril  lf Inflation Allowed

RAPIDO CROSSING DECISION UPHELD   Critics Answered by War Department Statement

lowa i Delors At $2.50 Each   One Centennial Coin Allowed to Each Person

Local Banks te Allocate lowe Coins Dec. 23   rhe New Half-Dollars Will Be Available at + + $9 Bo Fach

REPORT FROM WASHINGTON Navy is Proud of Its Demobilization Record

Soldiers’ Wives  Make Demands   Confront Gen. Eisenhower With Demands Husbands Be Returned To Civilian Life

WIVES OF VETS APPEAL TO IKE   Cornered General Informs Women All Husbands Can’t Leave Army

WIVES OF GIS. CORNERED ‘IKE            CHIEF_OF. STAFF FOR. THIRTY MINUTES HEARD DEMANDS ——_OF WOMEN-FOR- EARLY DEMOBILIZATION

REPUDIATION OF SPEECH PLEASES GREAT BRITAIN   British Heave Sigh Of Relief At Truman's Declaration That He Did Not Mean To Endorse Address Of Wallace.

Today’s Outlook   By DeWITT MacKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst  RIGHT OF WALLACE TO SPEAK OUT PROBABLY ASTONISHES BRITISH

BRITISH GOVERNMENT IS HIGHLY PLEASED THAT WALLACE SPEECH INOT NEW U.S. FOREIGN POLICY

OFFICIALS ‘VERY PLEASED"  Truman’s Stand On Speech Relieves Anxious Britons

Wallace's Speech, Conflicting With Administration. Could Have Happened Only In America

Britons: Emit Mighty: Sigh Of “Relief”   Downing. Streci Re ported ‘Very Picased’ -ToLearn Watlace Speech Lacked Presi -dent-Traman’s En‘dorsement

British Heave Sigh of Relief   Happy to Learn There Is No Change in U. S. Foreign Policy

Find Policy Mixup Hard To Explain   Britons Accept Truman’s Explanation of Wallace Speech Okay, But Situation Puzzles

Employes Threaten To Cut Off Oxygen Supply In N.Y.; Many Lives May Be Cost

OXYGEN FIRM'S WORKERS STRIKE   Walkout Threatens To Cut Off Supply Of Vital Oxygen For New York's 26 Hospitals; Strike News Roundup.

Strike To Cause Oxygen Shortage   Absence of Oxygen Will Cost 100 Lives A Day In New York, Officials Say

“RE TICKETS   ‘Applications on Hand Ac  gaunt for Every Seat at { All Basten Games

HERSHEY EAPLAINS WHY DRAFT FAILED   To Supply the Needed Replacements for Over Seas Veterans.

Holdinas His Own, Pauley Tells Senate   Navy Nominee in Verbal Due! With Republican Leader

PAULEY abla HANNEGAN IK CLEAR ON oll   Had Talked Over Investment on Coast But Matter Was Drononed.

Pauley Tells Of Oil Offer To Hannegar   Says It Never Panned Out, and Bob’s Not In on Holdings.   Matter Dropped.   Two Defend Allen.

He Doesn't Share With  Hannegan   Question Pauley, Truman’s Nominee For Undersecretary  Of the Navy

DENIES OTHER OFFICIALS IN HIS HOLDINGS   Proposed Post master General Take Share  In Venture

CLAIMS NO HIGH OFFICIALS SHARE IN OIL HOLDINGS   Pauley Says Hannegan Talked of Investment But it Failed to Materialize

Pauley Denies Stocks Owned   Nominee Declares Political Heads Not Holders

NOMINEE DENIES HIGH OFFICIALS SHARE HOLDINGS   Tells of Discussing Investment With Hannegan; Tobey Leads Questioning

ALLEN WINS APPROVAL OF SENATE   Tobey Says New Evidence. To Come From Witnesses.

Pauley Proclaims No Official Shares In His Oi! Holdings   Talked Casually With Hannegan About Investing

Supporters See Hope in Confirmation Of Ailen; Pauley Called To Stand

PAULEY CLAIMS SOLE INTEREST IN HOLDINGS   Navy Appointee Says Venture With Hannegan Never Materialized

PAULEY CALLED BACK TO STAND   Backers of Oil Man Are Cheered by Allen’s Victory

PAULEY TELLS ABOUT TALKS TO HANNEGAN   Denies Any Gov’t Official Shares In Oil Holdings

Pauley States No Official In Oil Holdings   Once Discussed Possible Tnvestment By Hannegan But Never Materialized.      ANSWERS STOPPED

PAULEY DENIES HANNEGAN HAS HIS HAND IN OIL   Testifies Before Senate Unit Again; Allen Confirmed As Director Of RFC

Pauley Says No One Share: In Holdings   Nominee Claims That Possi ble California Investment by Hannegan Failed to Materialize.

Pauley Denies Any Oil Hookup With Hannegar   Nominee Says No Govt Official In On His Fi.  ’ nancial Ventures.

Charges Govt. With Faulty Planning In Food Crisis; Calls Anew For Rationing

Lehman Makes New Appeal  For Rationing   U.S. Is Charged with Faulty Planning to Meet Food Crisis

FOOD PLANNING CALLED FAULTY   More Grain Needed Te Meet Crisis Abroad, Lehman Says

Lehman Calls for Food Rationing  Demands Immediate _ Orders on Grain

PLANS TO CONTEST ‘SEATING CONGRESSMEN BACKED BY UNION POLITICAL __._™ ORGANIZATION.

School Improvement Program Is Outlined   Pullen Addresses Maryland Congress of Parents, Teachers

8-POINT PLAN FOR MARYLAND SCHOOLS GIVEN   More Junior Colleges And Higher Salaries Are Two Objectives

City to Receive Aid for Recreation Budget This Year   State Youth Commission Approves 1946 Program, Sutliff Is Advised

Goshen Recreation Project Approved   State Commission Grants Aid Toward Program

Banker Named As Witness In  Embezzlement   Louis A. Lados Figures In Case Involving Drainage of Funds From Linotype Firm

MERGENTHALER INDICTMENTS INVOLVE FOUR   Grand Jury Gets Busy On Larceny and Forgery Charges of $780,000

Messages Pour In to Hughes— Penicillin Given to Prevent Pneumonia

Nothing fo Report On Grid Inductions   Report Had Gone Out Truman to Order Men Leaving Academies Into Uniform

Eleven More Honorably Discharged  Ranks Of Civilians Increased By Releases

WANT U. S. SEIZURE   Both T.W.A. and A.F.L. Pilots Think it ix Only Solution ef Strike

U.S. May Seize Struck Airlines   No Progfess Reports In Mediation Talks

Gov't May Take Over Air Lines   Seizure Of TWA Is Regarded As Likely

Deadlock Holds On GM-UAW Strike’s Finish   Mediator Admits Wages _ Not Major Issue on Meet’s Agenda

Maintenance Of Membership Bar  anley oecnries Also ana tan C)iuac Hane

GM-CI0 Parley Breaks Up Again   Mediator Says They're “se a * Closer Together

Detroit Factions   Meet Again Today   Agreement Reported on 1¢ Of Disputed Issues

GM - UAW STILL DEADLOCKED ON THREE COUNTS   Wages, Union Security And Maintenance Of Membership Hold Up Settlement

Hunt for Armed Men  Seize State Patrolman, Leave Him Handcuffed to Patrol Car

TWO MEN ABDUCT ARKANSAS OFFICER   HIGHWAY PATROLMAN LOCKED TO BUMPER OF CAR WITH OWN HANDCUFFS.

TAXPAYERS CROUP MEETS   Problems of Units Of Government Are Stressed in Talks

PETRILLO THREATENS NETWORK PROGRAMS   Says Change Of Policy, Not Strike Would Do Trick

[EVERY ASPECT MEAT SHORTAGE \BEING STUDIED BY PRESIDENT'S CABINET: NO RESULTS REVEALED

N. Y. Democrat Sees Possible ‘Conspiraey’, As  Does O'Dwyer   OPA’s Paul Porter Asserts Steaks Less Important Than Inflation

President and Cabinet Study Meat Situation   No Indication of Any Decision; Truman Urged-to Order Probe

Scrutinize All  Angles on Meat   Mead Asks Inquiry of “a Conspiracy’

LIST ELECTION EXPENDITURES   Expenses - $1, 200,741 Are Listed by GOP In 1946 State Campaign

JAP ELECTIONS TO BE WATCHED   ALLIES TO KEEP EYE ON FEBRUARY VOTING

CLOSE SCRUTINY OF JAP POLLING SET BY ALLIES   Election Date Postponed By MacArthur Purge Proclamation

TOCLOSELY SUPERVISE JAP VOTING   First Elections — Ja Nippon’ to Be™ Held in February

JAP. ELECTIONS TO BE WATCHED   Balloting Now Expected Tc Be Held In February

BRITISH-TAKE=~ "MINE ACTION   SWEEPERS SAID TO BE CLEARING CORFU CHANNEL DE. _SPITE ALBANIAN _  PROTESTS 

SIGLER SLATE NAMED BY REPUBLICANS   Dignan, Dethmers And Morrison Are Ousted

SIGLER SWEEPS GOP CONVENTION   DEMOCRATS MEET TODAY TO SELECT SLATE

Greek Riots  Injure Four  Communists Stage   Communists Stage Pitched Battles

Goering Outlines Ruthless Theory on Rules of War  Quotes Churchill to Conclude His Own Testimony

1907 Hague Rules of Warfare Arc Outmoded, Goering Tells Tribunal

Goering Defends Ruthless Warfare, Quotes Alleged Churchill Policy

Goering Offers Testimony War Rules Outmoded   Nazi War Lord Expounds Philosophy; Praises Churchill

 Goering Winds Up Defense With Claim Hague Rules of Warfare Now Outmoded

FORMER NAZI LEADER CLAIMS CHURCHILL USED PLAN Goering Says Slave Labor Justified In Modern Warfare. Defends Germans’ Ruthless Policies

Friction Among Rival Unions #  Seen Tomorrow  AFL Workers Ordered Back To Their Posts

Dairymen Rap Price Lid Return   Tell Board U. S. Bette: Off Without OPA

Kopitzke . Tells Board  State’s Best Cheese + Vanished Under OPA; End. Of Control

Speedy Decision on Atomic Control Is Urged  Baruch Appeals to Commission  Mm 0 RB aa

Speedy Decision on Atomic Control Is Urged   Baruch Appeals to Commission at Closed Session

URGES SPEED ON ATOM PLAN   Baruch, With New Support From Truman, Asserts Time Big Factor

Atomic Control  Plan Hurrie¢   Baruch Pleads Fer Speedy  Gaiman af BPealhlianm

Asks UN Atomic Commission fo Move Swittly   Baruch Gets Full Support From Truman in Task Before Group

[Dewey Gets Top  Vote Margin Ever Cast for Coverno:    Dewey Got 2,825,633 Total With Victory Ballot of 687,151 Over Senator Mead

Marihuana Peddling Suspects Are Jailed   Long Vigil By State Police Results In Fayette County Capture

Western Diplomats Express Hope That Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov Will Reverse Himself And Agree To Get Views Of Small Nations On Germany Before Starting Work On Peace Treaty—Failure To Yield Soon May Cancel Scheduled Session

Next Big Four Conference In Moscow Mar. 10   Hope Molotov Will Let Small .Nations Express Views On Germany.

MINISTERS ARE TO HOLD NEXT MEETS IN SOVIET CAPITAL   Big Four Agree to Go to Moscow For Session; Molotov  Must Yield Poimt

MAY DELAY BIG A MEET TOBE HELD IN MOSCOW   Byrnes Presses for Rights of Smaller Nations to Express Treaty Views

BiG FOUR WILL GO T0 MOSCOV   Western Diplomats Hopeful Molotov Will Change His  Oiwnd asc Paws

Molotov View May Prevent Moscow Meet   Opposed to Getting Views of Small Nations On Germany

Up to Molotov to Let Small Nations Present Views on’ Reich Treaty

Moscow Sessior May Depend Upon Molotov   Foreign Ministers Hope He Will Agree On Small Nations

NEXT BiG FOUR MEET SLATED IN MOSCOW   Confab In Russian Capital Scheduled March 10    MOLOTOV   Holds Up Decision To Ge Views Of Small Nations On German Issue

Molotov’s Stand Holds Fate Of Big-4 Session in Moscow   Next Conference of Foreign Ministers Set For March 10, But Russia ‘Must Yield’ ‘On Obtaining Smajil Nations’ Views on Germany

Big 4 to Meet March 10 in Russ Capital   Byrnes Wants Small Nations Heard Prior to Decision on Reich

Ministers To Veet Next In Soviet Capital   Meeting Hin ges On Molotov Concession On Procedure.

Molotov Reversal Seen; Big 4 Sets Moscow Meet   Soviet Spokesman May Give Approval to Smaller Nations’ Plan on German Treaty

MOLOTOV IS EXPECTED TO CHANGE STAND ON GERMAN DISCUSSIONS TO CET NEW PARLEY IN MOSCOW

Big 4 Will Meet In Moscow Mar. 10; Diplomats Hope For Molotov Change —

Molotov Holds Up Drafting of German Treaty   Won't Consider Views of Small Nations on Issue

BIG 4° T0 CONFER NEXT IN MOSCOW   Red Refusal To Hear Smal Nations Perils Talks

Small Nations Key to Moscow Mee! Byrnes Asks Their Views be Presented

Ministers Will Go to Moscow for Next Meet   Believe Molotov Will Reverse Himself on Smail Nation Views

GERMAN PT   Qpnosition To Small Nations’ Having Voice In Talks — Provides Obstacle

FOREIGN CHIEFS HOPE TO DRAFT GERMANY TREATY  BYRNES OPPOSED TO ANY DACT WITHOLT

HOPE MOLOTOV WILL REVERSE   Moscow Meeting May Not Be Held Unless Small Nations Heard

NAVY BOMBERS _ HIT WRONG BOAT   One Man Injured as Small Bomb Hits Craft

AS BOMB HITS   Passengers Were Picked Up by a Fishing Boat and Transferred to a Navy Crash Boat — Phanes Were 71/4, Miles Off Course.

MISTAKE CABIN CRUISER FOR BOMB TARGET   Lake Erie Boat Hit by Grosse Ile Training Planes

REQUISITIONING OF WHEAT IS ORDERED   Action Is Intended Te Get Grain For Kelicf Parpuses: Be Paid $1.75 Ceiling  More win

Hogs Up $1-2; Swamp Marts   62,500 Arrivals at Leading Yards; Cattle Prices Steady; Sheep Down

MARKETS GET BG RUNG OF HOGS, CATTLE   Swine Offerings Zoom to 12 Times Yard Receipts Last Monday.

HOG AND CATTLE RUSH CONTINUES   Pork Prices Higher; Beef Holds Steady

Prices On Cattle Remain Steady  Hogs Sell itigher, Are  D arainte

36,000 Miners In Seven States Fai To Go to Work   Most Keep a Troubled Silence on What Thev Think

SEVEN STATES SAY 31,000 MINERS OUT   ‘There Are No Reasons For Walkouts in ‘Advance ef Deadline

Soft Coal Miners Jump Strike Gun   Workers in Seven States Remain Away from Pits Monday

MANY MINERS LEAVE PITS IN SEVEN STATES   Jump Gun on Deadline Set by Leader In Coal Walkout

JAPS EVEN COPY U.S, LABORITES   Nation Plagued by Strikes; Another Murderer Gets Death Sentence.

Rescue Crews. Fight Way. Up Glacier : ‘To Reach 11 in Crashed Army Plane.

RESCUE “SQUADS “HOPE “TO SCALE PEAK BEFORE OFFICERS, WOMEN AND  CHILD FREEZE—_

Bilbo Sure He Will Take  Senate Seat But Republicans  Promise Continued Biocht Ta Onct Hin

Mississippian Sure Of Seat   Bilbo Says — ys Republican: Cannot Bar Him From Senate Door

PREDICTS URL REMAIN   Nutcom- of Current Inquiry Not Exnected To Affect Seating

BILBO CLAIMS GOP NOT ABLE TO OUST HIN      Serators Promise Finish Fight In  Case

GOP Can't Bar Him, ‘The Man” Bilbo Asserts  Dannhlican Gratenicis   Republican Strategists Agree But Plan To Continue Fight

Woman, 85, Hurt As Grudge Victim In New York City   Found Bound, Gagged and Skull Fractured; Prayed for Boys Who Stoned  Her Home 8

BUCKS SOROPTIMISTS INSTALL 7 OFFICERS   Past Presidents Reminisce About Their Terms   TO PARADE JULY 4TH

QUAKERTOWN CLUB SETS SOROPTIMIST CHARTER   New Club Has 19 Members At Charter Dinner   SECOND CLUB IN BUCKS

ONE MAN’S OPINION -   (Distributed by International News Bervice)

One Man’s Opinion  By Walter Kiernan (Distributed by International  awe @Ganswiaa

Say Nelson Used Pick Axe Handle  State Building Case Against Former Guard

Otho Youth To Testify Again In Eldora Trial   Tells Alleged Beating of Inmate By Harold Nelson, School Guard

Made Nine Demands But Hasn’! Said Exactly What He Wants   John L. Lewis, Leader Of Miners, Puts On One Of His Strangest Performances

Soft Coal Miners Prepared to Quit Work to Enforee Nine Lewis Demand:

AT WESTERN K TO NORMAL  ,  THIN WEEK   ‘oal Reserve ‘eing Rebuilt

Bombay Violence Continues; Death Toll Reaches 132    Health Menace and Food Shortages Add To City’s Dilemma

Death Toll in Bombay Riots Mounts to 132   Situation Shows No Signs of Improving— Markets Begin to Fee Shortage of Food

Casualties Resulting From Bitter Hindu-Moslem Riots ‘Soar To 132 Dead In Bombay   Police Open Fire Several Times To Rout Mobs During Night Of Sporadic Violence

Bombay Rioting Subsides   146 Killed, 484 Wounded In‘Hindu-Moslem Clashes

Toll Of Dead From Bombay Riots Rises   List 132 Dead, 484 Wound. ed Following Windu-Mos: lem Clashes.

BOMBAY QUIET AFTER RIOTS   Peace Settles on City- Temporarily -. Count 146 Dead

Bombay Area Much Quieter   Casualties Resulting From Bitter Hindu-Moslem Clashes Soar to 146 Dead

132 Dead, 484 Hurt In Hindu-Moslem Clashes In Bombay   Police Fire Disperses  Rioting Mobs In Night

146 Perish In Bombay Riots   Police Forced to Open Fire Against Rioting Mobs

Uneasy Quiet In Bombay   ‘Strict Curfew Order Brings Calm To Riottorn City; 146 Dead

Naples Something for All Italy to Be Ashamed of, So. the Italians Tell Hal Boyle

Col. Robert Shaw Of Sigourney Dead   Attorney and Soldier Well Knows in Washington Succumbs to  IIIness in Germany

SELECTION OF UNO SITE MAY BE POSTPONED   French Win Support In Proposal To Delay Choice Of United  Nations’ Home

ASKS DELAY IN CHOOSING U.N. 0. SUE   France Would Postpone Selection Until Fall With Opposition Against the Proposed N. Y. Area Growing.

PROPOSE NEW UN HOME SITE   Opposition Is Reported To New York Area; Choice May Be Delayed

Provisional Seat of UNO May Be Sef Up in San Francisco or London

French Urge Postponement Until Next September in Selection of Interim Site

France’s Stand On Site For UNO Seen Big Issue   Vandenburg Sees Idea Of 45 Square Miles In High Priced Area Fantastic

Fight to Delay Selection of  UNO Capital   Trend Develops For Temporary. Location In Frisco-or London

France F ights . UNO Capital  Site Selection   Seatiment Growing Against New York District  Fer Handauartae:

UNO Sentiment Grows Against New York Sife   San Francisco and London Loom High in List

PROPOSE A DELAY   French Ask UNO Site Selec tion Postponed Until September

SITE SELECTION DELAY MOUNTS   Opposition Rallies Against Putting Home in New York Area

Selection of New UNO Site Looms   Support Grows for San Francisco, London

Primary Voting Watched For Clues To 1948   Maryland Voters Choose Candidates; North Dakota Next

SEN. RADCLIFFE UPSET MONDAY IN MARYLAND   Primaries In Maryland And North Dakota Being Checked

O'Conor Leading in Maryland Senatorial Race  RXT*lts ~~. TT ——. Te   William Lane, Jr. Out Front for Governor Choice

Gov.0’Conor Takes Lead In Maryland   Sen. Radcliffe Falls Behind As Primary Ballots Are Counted

0'Conor Leading in Maryland Senatorial Race  William Lane, Jr. Out Front for Governor Choice

: MAN FOUND IN ALLEYS IN FRISCO   Parts of Body Scattered Over * Area Wrapped in Cotion and Brown Paper

Rail Industry May Form New Organization  Three Major Carrying Sei vices Drop Out Ameriran Acenciation

Press Will Be Allowed At All Paris Sessions   U.S. Will Never Return to Policy of Isclation, Says Secretary

FANORS TWO-THIRDS RULE Byrnes Welcomes Voice Of 17 Smaller Nations

Secretary of State Bvrnes Promises  Aid to Small N  ations      Contents of Treaty Drafts Prepared by Big Four for Submission to Paris Peace Conference Listed

BYRNES SAYS U. $. DESIRES NO VENGEANCE   SMALLER COUNTRIES GET BACKING OF AMERICA

Sessions To Be Open To Press   Belgian Delegate Heads Rules Groun

BYRNES STANDS BY SMALL NATIONS AT PEACE PARLEY   Pledges U. 8. Support for Any Changes in Treaty Drafts Two-Thirds of Countries Demand,   RULES GROUP FAVORS FULL PUBLICITY   Attlee Calls for Settlement That Will Remove “Brooding Fear of Another War.”

APPROVE FULL PUBLICITY FOR PEACE PARLEY   Byrnes Declares U. S. Opposed to Peace Of Vengeance

American Seeretary Wins Demand For Full Publicity Conference Doings. Also Siauds By The Small Nations

Byrnes Pledges To Support Any  Treaty Changes   Small Nations’ Voice Strengthened; Press To Attend Sessions

ARBITRARY RULE MEETS OPPOSITION   Voice of Smaller Nations Must Be Heeded by Delegates

Byrnes Says Small Nations Will Be Heard   Secretary of State Pledges U. S. Support  for Recommendations

Goeri ing: “Takes Responsibility For Nazi Acts   Says “Keitel: Was Hitles .“Yes Man;” Had Virtu_ally No Voice in De eisions: During War 

36,000 Butcher Shops. Closed. Since Sent. 9      Situation Will Become Worse

Higher Prices Approved for Canned Goods   Boost Will Reflect Wage Boosts Granted To Many Processors

Housewives Will: Pay More for 1946 Pack of Vegetables and Fruits: Wages Raised

Vegetable, Fruit Can Prices Zoom Due fo Pay Hikes  OPA Also Says Increase May Be Lack of Subsidies

Housewives to Pa More for 1946 Canned Vegetables  Fruit Prices Also Are To Be Higher to Meet Wage Increases

Price Rise On Canned Goods Seen   OPA Approves Adjustment To Offset Wage Hikes On 1946 Pack of Fruit And Vegetahle Products

Auto Workers Turn Down Leaders’ Plea To Vote More Dues   Debate Issue During Recess in Hot Political Union Fight

UAW Delay Squabble fo Help Strikers   Hot Political Battle For Presidency to Be Settled Wednesday

Refuse To Hike UAW Dues   But Auto Workers Call Halt ‘to Political Fight While They Consider Aid to GM Strikers

POLICE HUNT ~ ABDUCTOR OF ~~ SMALL CHILI   BIBLE VERSES CAUSE FEAR THAT MISSING. NURSE_MAY _ KILL KIDNAP. VICTIM

Housing Bill Boattleneek In Congress   Two Big Appropriation Measures Await  Action By Legislators

INCREASE IN POLIO GASES REPORTED IN NORTH AND MINWEST   ‘Health Service Official Warns wo Of Epldemic

Polio Increase  Nearly Double   US Public Health Service Warns Against Crowds And Over Exertion

ALMOST TWICE AS MANY -CASES ARE REPORTED AS ON THE SAME DATE LAST YEAR

Tommy Manville Plans To Make Eighth Trip ’Tireseugh Pirarce Dill

Army Begins Probe of Goering Death   Suicide Made Gooc Nazi's Boast of One Year Ago

Allies To Probe Goering Suicide   No One ‘Above Suspicion,’ Official: Say; ‘Death Kiss’ Rumor Denied

PLAN PARTIAL ARMS MERGER   Forrestal Announces Army And Navy Plan to Mesh  Score of Activities

Merger Plans _ Are Prepared   Army and Navy Planning Eventual Combination of Activities

Army and Navy Draft Plans to Mesh Activities While Merger Is Pending

No Romance In Heart Of Uncle Sam For Two Girls Who Were Stowaways

Pleas Of ‘Don Juans’, ‘Romeos’ And ‘Gallants’ Rejected; Gals Must Leave

Maintenance Men Will. Report. Today “And ‘Tomorrow ‘to Get Plants Ready For Operation. ~

WORKERS GET PAY INCREASE OF 17.6 CENTS   17,000 Workers In 21 Plants to Resume  Jobs Monday

SETTLE WESTERN ELECTRIC STRIKE 17,000 AFFECTED   Employes of A. T. & T. Man ufacturing Unit, Out 65 Days, Will Go Back to Work Monday.   GRANTED WAGE BOOST OF 18.2 PER CENT   Agreement Reached by Union and Company Officials Ratified by Members of W. E. E. A.

Electric Strike Settled After 05-Day Holdout   17.6 Cents Per Hour Wage Hike Granted; Other Agreements

Agreement Ends Strike At Western Electric Co.   -]7,000 Workers  To Get Increase Of 18.2 Percent; Strike 65 Dave Old

Workers Given 17.6 Cents An Hour Increase   Company and Union Report 65-Day Strike Is Ended

17,000 Westinghouse Empleyes In Two States Settle Differences   775,000 STILL IDLE THROUGHOUT NATION

ADVANCE NEWS SAID IGNORED   Solons Say Information Or Pearl Harbor, Ardennes, Mussolini Discarded

US. Ignor ed CiO Mirage ‘AdvanceTips Says Jackson OnBigivents OfWageHike

 HOUSE - GROUP DECLARES LACK OF- IN FORMA TION CENTER COSTLY DUR: I THE WAR               By RAYMOND WILCOVF. International News Setvice

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   French Election   Unemployment Pav

STRIKE CALLED ON OLIVER FIRM INCHARLESCITY   At Least 1,600 Workers Affected by. Walkout  Over Wage Increases

Campaign In State Will End Tonight   Lane And Markey Make Statements; MeKeldin Speaks In Baltimore;  - Yr wo TOXBerL Laree »&uULe

Md. Campaign Will Close In  Burst Oratory   Rival Potitieal Candidates To Make Traditional Election Eve Appeals To Voters   Over 500,000 Are Expected to Vote   Interest Mounts In Cononal Races [n First, Second and Sixth  Di     1ehs

State Campaign Closes Tonight   Expect Half Million Or More To Go To Polls Tomorrow.

POLISH PROPOSAL MAY WELD BREACH   Atomic Contro! Debate Se For UN Tuesday

Poland To Present Atom Contro! Plan To UN Commission   Reported To Reconcile Divergent Soviet,  U. S. Plans

POLISH ATOMIC CONTROL PLAN EXPECTED TODAY   Is Aimed At Recouciling Sharp Divergent American, Soviet Viewpoints

Disposal Of Surplus Units Of Italian Navy Will Also Be Con sidered; No Serious Clashes First Two Days   SPEED OF MEETING INDICATES PROGRESS

Border Changes And Disposal of Fleet on Agendé   Progress Indicated At Peace Conference Being Held in Paris

Big F our Meets. In Third Session   Consider. F ranco-Italian Borders, Surplus Navy.

ITALY FATE DISCUSSED BY BIG 4   Consider Changes In French and italian Border

TALK BORDER CHANGE, LIMIT TO NAVY POWER   Delay Showdown On Reparations

Big 4 Ministers Start Work on Pact With Italy   French Borders Also Under discussion  At Peaceful Session

Franco-Italian Border Change: Are Considered   Disposal Of Surplus Italian Navy Units Also Big Four Topic

MINISTERS ARE BUCKLING DOWN TO SOLID WORK   Franco-Italian Border ~ And Italian Navy Up For Consideration

Fate of Italy Is Discussed By Ministers   French Border and Disposal of Navy On Agenda

Foreign Ministers Discuss Italian Peace Treaty Terinis  Border Chonges Dispose! at Nowy Units   Border Changes, Disposal of Navy Units Main Subjects at Paris Conference

Progress Noted in Peace Talks   Delegates Discuss Limits on Navy, Disposal of Surplus Units; Report No Major Clashes

Big Four Ministers Study Italian Naval Surpluses _And French Border Shift

REPARATIONS. MAY BE CHIEF HURDLE AT PARIS MEETING   Conference Atmosphere Amicable in Contrast to Landan faccian

Expect Settlement Of Big Maritime Strike Today On Parity Basis   Tieup In Automoblie Industry Continues Unchang, ed Because Of Work Stoppage Among Suppliers. More Than 53,000 Men Are Off Duty.

Curran Indicates Waritime Strike May End By Night   Full Parity in C. 1. O. and A. F. L. Scale: Reported Approved on Basis of Fly Report: Unions Meet This Afternoon

Curran Predicts Maritime Strike May Halt Today   NMU Leader Says Owner: And Commission Are Agreed on’ Wages   UNION MEMBERSHIP MEETINGS CALLED   Leader of Seamen Predicts Pay Boosts May Send Men Back to Ships

Meat Prices Over Nation: Rise Sharply Above Ceiling   Sale Of Live Hogs In Richmond Brings Local Record Price:

All Meat Boosted In Price  OverUS   Survey Discloses Supply May Be Far Behind

MEAT SUPPLIES ARE SHORT IN MOST REGIONS   a. 3 Prices Soar After Lifting of OPA Ceilings; Live Hog Prices Go Up   BUTCHER SHOPS EXPECT 10 GET GREATER SUPPLY

Meat Supply Still Short But Prices ‘Well Over Ceilings   “Asking Prices” Range Upward in New York; Ample Supplies Promised Later

_ ‘First Day After Meat Decontrol ‘Finds Nation Still On Shortened ‘Rations — Prices "Way Up There

Short Rations Are Reported Over Country   New York Prices  Are Above Levels Of Black bdarbot

Meat Still Scarce As Prices Soar First Day Alter Controls Lifted By President Truman 

Short Rations Are Reported Over Country  New York Prices Are Above Levels  Are Bi.al AdawekLab

Meat Prices Soar in Most Large Cities   More Substantial Supplies Probable By Weekend; Hog Ouotations Soer

Meat Is Short But Price High,  Survey 5 hows   Charges In New York Go As High As Dollar A Pound For Anything In Sight

MEAT SHORTAGE NOT OVER YET   Supplies Scarce in Many Sections of Nation After Controls Removed

CEILINGS-FREE MEAT  STILL SCARCE; PRICE  UP WHERE AVAILABL RECORDS SET BY HOG,  CATTLE SALES; HIKE IN SUPPLY UNCERTAIN

Butcher Shops Still Are Short of Meat   Price Gains Reported First Day After Controls Are Removed

Nation Is Still Short on Supply \Of Meat; Livestock Prices Climb

Meat Shortage Continues Thru Most of Nafion   Prices Jump; GOP Puts Blame On Administration

Hog Prices Are at New High; Eastern Prices Not as High as in  Some Areas

'First Day After Lifting Of ,Controls Finds Nation Short _Of Meat Above OPA Ceilings.

RIVER ACREAGE ENDANGERED B} FEDERAL CLAIM   Governor Green Requests Government To Drop Pacific Suit

Bill Ending Liquor Rationing. Reaches Floor Of House; Date ‘Changed From Feb. 1 To May]   Board Reported To Have Some Stocks It Can Move Better Under Rationing

Vandenberg Lists ‘Live-Lef-Live’ Attitude of U. S.   Russia Is Asked To ‘Fully Reciprocate’ Efforts of America

—INTERVIEW — Renews  Plea for” Friendship  eceaey cit ape cdi cmnaen: mmecywit mi Rin mS   ECHOES POLICY. OF BYRNES. -

Vandenberg Asks Russ Reciprocity   Supports Byrnes’ Stand, Warns ‘Peace Not One-Wav Street’

Senator Warns Security Cannot Be Found On A One-Way Street   Are Emphasized   Soviets, However ‘Must Fully Reciprocate In Kind,’ He Declares

‘True Peace Depends on Mutual Aid’  ‘Missionaries of - Confusion’ Targe'

ADVICE FROM RERGE WARMS UP CAMPAIGN   New GOP Leader Tells How His Party Might Solve Problems

Government May Seize Tughkoats   Strike Produces “Worst Watertront Tieup Since 1919

List Benefit of Developing River Basin   Engineer Points to Potential Power Along Missouri

CRIB READIED IN BETHLEHEM   Symbolic Electric Stat Gleams on Rifles In  Holyland

POLICE HALT 2-DAY RIOT AT SHANGHAI   Resulted in 90 Casualties, Million Dollars Damage

RECEIPTS DROP AT STOCKYARDS   Expect to Clean Up Holdovers by This Week End

THOUSAND N. Y. STORES CLOSED DURING STRIKE   Unable to Get Supplies While Truckers Are Idle

NEW YORK STORES CLOSE TODAY FOR STRIKE DURATION   Mayor Appoints Business Men to Negotiate With Trockmen «

1000 STORES CLOSE IN NEW YORK (ITY      Will Not Open “Until Trucking Strike Is Over

1,000 New York Stores Close   Chain Stores Appear To Be Hardest Hit

Committee of Six Meets Teamsters   Effort to Break Deadlock to Be Made Today

Boyle on 35th Birthday Says Now It Looks as Though He Would Never Be President

Well, We’ ve Listened to You, Hal We Know Jest What You Mean, Pal

(COMMITTEE MADE UP OF GLOBAL LEADERS PREDICTS FAILURE OF [UNITED NATIONS TO GET PEACE

UN Isn’t Dead Yet, MacKenzie   AP Writer Says Group Spoiling Hopes of Peace Through UN

Mackenzie’s Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE (AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

Notices Of UN’s Death  Premature   International Committee’s Report Dampened Hopes Achieving Peace Through United Nations

‘Men Who Predict Failure of U.N. [Give Up Too Soon, Say Mackenzie

Freighter Docks At English Port, Claims Fight Du   ‘American Farmer’’ Dock At Falmouth And British Prepare Claim For Salvage

Three Troopers Stationed Here   Sergeant Frank Herron and Trooper Richard Burnett Added 

State Patrol Adds Two Men To Office Here   Sergeant Frank Herron and. Trooper Richard Burnett to join  Trooper Parker here.

@ PAUL MALLON—  Explains Why Molotov Gave in and Changed Russian Tune

‘Hirchito’s Famous White Horse Is  Placed On Ship For Trip To U.S.

HIROHITO’S STALLION HEADING FOR ST ATES   White Horse Being Broucshi Home As Souvenir Bs American Army OmMicer

White Stallion Of Hirohifo fo U. S.   First Frost to Be Shown At  Vet Hospitals and Civie Events

MADRID FEARS WORLD BOYCOTT   LABOR MAY REFUSE TO HANDLE SPANISH GcoobBs

UNION BOYCOTT OF SPANISH VESSELS FEARED IN MADRID   Note Charges Communists Plan Atteck from French  © Bide wf Baclee

Spain Fearing Boycott Because Of Gen. Franco   SHIPS AND LABOR MAY BE BARRED FROM WORLD PORTS

Spain Facing Dock Boycott   Franco Fears Ships Won't Be Unloaded

PORT LOADING BAN LOOMS AS TRADE MENACE   Feared World Action Would Cut Sharply Franco’s Imports and Exports.

TRUMAN GETS =STALIN-REPLY   RUSSIAN PREMIER SAYS ALL   OF RUSSIAN SURPLUS  _-FOOD_HAS.BEEN.ALLO=___ CATED

SOVIET TROOPS MOVING IN IRAN   No Reports Received As Yet Of Reds Crossing Back Into Russia

Soviet Forces Still in  Iran's Borders   Russians, However, Continue Moving Northward

Russian Troop Moves in Iran  Sull Vaoue   Tehran Has. No Word Any of Red Forces Hlave Returned Home

Mystery Sull Cloaks Red Army  Moves in Iran  ( BSRSaeeseieom, sees se Te   Speculation Runs Rife as to Ultimate Destination of Troops

RUSSIAN TROOPS ~ ON HOVE IN IRAN   BUT NO UNITS APPARENTLY HAVE CROSSED INTO SOVIET UNION,

No Russian Troops Seen Leaving Iran   Official Reports Are Lacking of Any Reds Crossing Iran Border

BREAD RATIONS ARE RULED OUT   U. S. Seeks Means to Step Up Export Shipments

Government Tries To Avoid Rationing In Face Of Heavy Need For Food From Abroad

Attempt To Step Up Overseas  Food Shipments.   Winter. Wheat Crop Should Be 830, 836 000 Bushels During Year —

STILL SEEK GREATER FOOD SHIPMENTS      ~ Domestic Wheat Reserves Low But Record Crop Coming _

TWO OF THREE PRIZES OF WAR ARE LARGEST SUBMERS{BLES IN THE WORLD

Russia Has No A-Bomb, Stalin Says   Disagrees with Byrnes That East vs. West Tension Growing.

Stalin Asserts  Russia Has No Atom, Weapon. Raps Churchill   Soviet Chief Denies Big Concentrations Of Units In Europe

Stalin Brands Churchill as One Of Instigators of New War and Says Russia Has no Atom Bomb

Stalin Says Russia Has No Atom Bomb, Denies Troops Concentrated, Hits Churchill

RUSSIA HAS NO ATOMIC BOMB, STALIN DECLARES   “Rigid International Control” Of Atom Energy Urged By Soviet Prime Minister In Answers To Series Of Questions Submitted By News Executive—Brands Churchill As Being Among “Instigators” Of War Who Should Be Curbed

STALIN. CLAIMS RUSSIA HAS NO A-BOMB   Urges Strict International “Control Of Atom Power   Plans To Reduce Military Strength In Europe; 31 Questions Answered

Stalin Denies Russ Possess Atomic: Bomb   Declares Troop Strength In European Countries Only 60 Divisions.

Charges Former British Leader Is War Monger   Challenges Byrnes’ Report Of Growing U. §.-Red Tension

Russia Has No Atom Bomb Yet  Stalin Insists   Huge Troop Concentrations Denied; Churchill Called War Insticator.

Reds Have No A-Bomb, Stalin   Puts Russian Troop Strength in Europe at 60 Divisions

Stalin Answers Queries   Tells Newsmen Soviet Has No A-Bomb, Only 60 Divisions in East Europe: Slams: Churchill

Labels Churchill War Instigator: Claims No Bomb   Russian Leaders Answers Questions By American News Service President

Stalin Reports USSR Without an A-Bomb   Accuses Churchill of Being Instigator of Another World War

Soviet Leader Says Tension Not Growing   Churchill Accused Of Instigating A New Warld Weare

SOVIET LEADER SAYS NO A-BOMBS THERE; FEW TROOPS ACTIVE  FORMER BRITISH PRIME  MINISTER ASSAILED AS “INCTICATOR OF WAR”

Stalin — Denies Atomic  Bombs   Rigid Controls Are Asked By Premier  In Answers

Urges Rigid International Control of Atomic Energy, Says 60 Russian Divisions In Eastern Eure Oe. Condemns War  “Taorgat tors.”

STALIN TAKES OTING OUT OF WAR TENSION   Debunks Fears of Western Powers in Reply to 31 Questions.

Generalissimo Answers Questions For riugn Daltile... . Stalin Says Russia Does Not Have Atomic Bomb

' i  No Atom  Bomb  In Russia   Nor any Similar Weapon, Says Stalin Declares Churchill Is Threat to Peace

Stalin Says Russia Has No A-Bomb  Denies Big Troop Concentratinanc

Premier Denies Excessive Use Of Veto Powers   Churchill Ils Termed ‘Instigator’ of New V’or by Red Leader

Says Soviet Does Not Have Bomb        maurchill Calls for Full Report: ie. Armies ‘Causing Concern’

Stalin Denies Soviet-U. S.  Break Growing  TD oon aime ae e+ cmairctarK‘ r\; CHrMA KM AC   Prime Minister Disagrees With Byrnes on Situation

STALIN SAYS RUSSIA HAS NO A-BOMBS   Declares Soviet Divisions in Europe Number 60; Will Be Cut to 40.

Churchill is an Instigator of a New War: Stalin   Says Soviet Has No Atom Bomb, Only 60 Divisions in Europe

Stalin Aecuses Churchill Of Instigating War   Soviet Prime Minister Says Nation Has Not  Developed Atom Bomb Statistician Dies

SOVIET UNION HAS NO ATOM BOMB -- STALIN   Prime Minister Urges Rigid Control; Savs Churchill Is War Instigator   TENSION NOT INCREASING BETWEEN U.S.-RUSSIA

Reds Disclaim Vast Army: Rap Churchill Stand   Former Premier Now Instigating War, Stalin Charges

Stalin Disagrees With Sec. Byrnes On Growing Tension Between Russia and the U. S.

Russia Has No Atomic Bomb, Stalin Declares   Premier Denies Big Troop Concentrations, Denounces Churchill

Russia Has No Atom Bomb, Troop Strength Totals 60 Divisions In East. Savs Stalin

Stalin Accuses Churchill As “Instigator At New War.” Disagrees With Byrnes’ View

Stalin Says Russia Has No Atomic Bomb; Denies Big Troop Concentration

Places Troops “In West” at 60 Divisions   Declares Western Borders of Poland Regarded as Fixed—  Upholds Veto Right

Says 60 Soviet Divisions  In Occupied Europe:  Calls Churchill “Instigator Of New War”

Molotov in Policy Talk at U.N. Meet   Stalin Urges World Atom Energy Control

Russia To Reduce Size of Occupation Forces in Europe   Soviet Leader Denies Development of Atom Bomb, Calls Churchill War instigator

STALIN SAYS SOVIETS HAVE NO A-BOMBS   Prime Minister, in Interview, Also Declares That No Similar Weapon Has Been Developed by the U.S.S.R.

Says Russia ‘Lacks A-Bomb   Reports Reductions In Troops in Eastern Europe, Hopes for Peace Negotiations Success

Stalin Answers Thirty-One Questions Asked By American Newsman And Accuses Churchil] Of Being Warmonger

Soviet Premier Airs Opinions On Many Issues   Brands Churchill As Instigator Of Another War

Soviet Leader Answers Set Of Questions   Declares Only 60 Red Divisions in East Europe

Russia Has No A-bombs Stalin Says   Urges International Control---Blasts at War Instiaatare

Russia Has No A-Bomb, Stalin Says   Assails Churchill As Leader Among  ‘War Instigators’

Russian Leader Answers Query Of U. P. Head; Says His Nation Has No A-Bomb, That He Foresee: No Tightening O: Tension Between U. S. and Soviets

Stalin Replies To Questions And Denies Russia Has Developed Any Atom Bomb Or Similar War Weapon

‘Stalin Says Russia Has No A-Bomb ‘Savs Churchill ls A War Instigator .

Russ Have No Atom Bomb, StalinSays    Names Churchill As Being Among Those Who Would Instigate Another War

Accord Is Predicted by Noon Tomorrow for Measure; Truman May Veto, However.   CONSUMERS PUSH SOME PRICES DOWN

Doubt Bill Will Please  President   House Members Balk At New Offer

Compromise ls Expected By Tomorrow   Final Version May Not Be Acceptable

FARM: STRIKERS RALLY SUPPORT   Leaders Are Contident of Success of OPA Protest

‘QUOTA PROTEST’ FARM GROUP ~ STRIKE REPORTED AS FIZZLE   DAIRIES AND ELEVATORS REPORT NORMAL RECEIPTS DESPITE FACKLER'S CLAIM OF SUCCESS

budget Cuts Have Impaired U.S. Occupation Plans   Lions Will Have Christmas Party This Evening   Labor Unions Vill  Join Forces

Famine Brings Curse of War Home To Man .   World Shocked To Know Resources Exhausted; . Everybody's Problem

Soviet Violation of Pact Charged   Text to Be Announced; Truman Expected to Plead With Stalin for Big Three Unity

Believe Truman Will Make Direct Protest To Marshall Stalin   UNO Gets Official Protest From lran As Secretary General Arrives In Washington For Survey Of Troublesome Situation,

PROTEST RUSS FORCE IN IRAN AFTER MARCH 9   See Truman Direct Appeal to Stalin for Big 3 Unity

Appeal for Withdrawal in View; _ New Big-3 Meeting Held Possibility Tn Effort to End Diplomatic Crisis

Formal Appeal Is Registered With UNO Head  Toews OF Cnemnmlatnt Tar      Text Of Complaint To Be Made Public By Secretary   Russians Continue To Keep Silent On U.S. Notes

Soviet Accused Of Violating Its Treaty of 1942   Belief Growing That Truman Will Direct Appeal to Stalin

DIRECT APPEAL TO SOVIET SEEN IN IRAN CRISIS   Truman May  Ask Settlement Of Stalin Before UNO Council Meets

Truman May Appeal Directly to Stalin   United Nations Get First . Test—Moscow Charges Bloc Raine Built Aoainet Hee

TRUMAN MAY APPEAL FOR BIG 3 UNITY   Diplomats In Washington Believe Direct Word Will Be Sent to Stalin.

FILES PROTEST WITH LIE OVER SOVIET TROOPS   Rumor President May Make Direct Appeal To Stalin

RUSSIANS ACCUSED OF FAILING 10 KEEP 4? TREATY TERMS   Protest Made Today By Iranian Embassy In Washington.   TRUMAN MAY MAKE REQUEST OF STALIN  ‘Direct Appeal for Unity By President Is Hinted.

CEN eee Style ore eke” PERSE EME See OPER Taree) 0 eet re tae pate th it ge  Iran Files Complaint With UNO;'( Charges Soviets Violated Treatyl

lran Claims  Russia Broke 194? Treaty   Diplomats Believe Truman May Send Stalin Appeal

RUSSIA VIOLATED TREATY OF 1902 COUNCIL ADVISEL   President Truman May Ap- peal to Stalin for Big Theas Unity

NATION CHARGES RUSSIAN TROCPS VIQLATE TREATY   Possibility of Truman Appeal Directly to Stalin Is Seen in Diplomatic Circles

Directly — Aecuses — The Soviet               SAYS RUSSIA HAS. VIOLATED: ‘ITS 1942 TREATY; TRUMAN MAY APPEAL TO STALIN FOR UNITY:

FORMAL PROTEST ON PRESENCE OF TROOPS ISSUED   ‘Top Level’ Action Seen Likely Before UNO Meeting Opens

Pres. Truman To Make Appeal For Unity Soon   Iran Accuses Soviets Retaining Red Troops

\Possibility of Truman Appeal To Stalin Seen   Iran To Charge Violation Of 1942 Treaty Before UNO Security Council

Crisis May Cause Truman Appeal — (Directly To Stalin      Iranian Complaint Filed With Secretary-General Lie; Expect Word

TRUMAN APPEAL TO STALIN MAY BE MADE SOOL   President. Believed t Be Considering Call for Big 3 Unity

lran’s Protest On Occupation Given to UNO   Charges Russians Violated Treaty Of 1942; Possible Truman Appeal To Stalin for Big Three Unity Seen

CLAIMS BREACH OF TREATY ON USE OF TROOPS   Truman Appeal To Stalin Hinted

ACCUSATION FILED WITH UNO OFFICIAL   Charges Russia With Violation Of 1942 Treaty

Possible Big Three Meeting Hinted; Appeal by Truman to Stalin Intimated

Complaint Is Filed With UNO Body   Embassy in Washington Says Retention of Troops Violates Pact

Snorts   i “rv allel  Radio Stations To Bid On Tourney Broadeast

Union Reinstates Original Demand In GM Dispute   CIO-UAW Withdraws Ac ceptance of Compromise Wage Increase

DEMAND ON GM BACK TO 30 PET   FORD COMPANY DENIES IT IN TENDS TO BOOST OFFER TO 15.5 PCT.

Liquor Stores   Several Thousand License: _ Will Be Examined as to Validity ~

Prisoner Witnesses Refuse To Testify Against Yanks In Lichfield Trials Today

GI Prisoners Won't Testity   Held for Year While Accused Were Free  For a Year

G.’s Refuse To Give Testimony In Army Court   Men Go On Verbal Strike Despite Threatened Military Punishment

Foreign Assets in U.S. Rise  ‘Treasury Report   Treasury Report Is Made Public

Hannegan Says ‘Ne Truth’ in Statement At. tributed to President   RECORD PRICE

TOKYO FLIERS’ BODIES MOVED   Two Doolittle Raid Victims To Shanghai—Commission Visits Other Graves

RETURN REMAINS OF HERO FLIERS   Bodies Of Two Doolittle Fliers Who Crashed At Sea Brought To Shanghai.   —BY RICHARD CUSHING—

"Tn Right Direction”  All Members Of City Council In Favor Of City Manager Charter

on ‘tn Ristit Ditectton” —  All Members Of City Council In Favor Of  City Manager Charter

Crime Is On The Increase Jn Missouri   Head of Patrol Urges Public To Be on the Alert

PROMISED. PROTECT GERMAN ARREST;.\ AWAITS ACTION ON _TO ENTER BRIT: ZONE

U.S. PREVENTS ARREST PLANS   Schacht And Fritzsche Art Released; Arrest By Germans Blocked

U.S. Releases Two Acquitted Nazi Leaders   Fritzsche, Schacht Re-Arrest Denied to German Police

Protect Nazis From Arrest By Germans   Schacht and Fritzsche Released, Offered Military Escorts

U.S. Authorities Protect 2 Nazis From Ind Arrest   Fritzsche and Schacht Are Released With Promise Of Immunity .   ROW WITH GERMAN POLICE IS SETTLED   Restrictions on Movements - In Nuernberg Lifted  After House Arrest

FRITZSCHE AND SCHACHT. GIVEN FREEDOM BY U.S   Will Not Be Re-Arrested By  Oiprman Police

Two German: Gain Release; Papen in Jail   Schacht, Fritsche Receive Protection From Jrate Public

Protection Given Two Freed Nazis   U.S. Offers Immunity From Arrest by German Authorities

GERMANS DENIED RIGHT 10 ARREST TWO FREED NAZIS   Schacht and Fritzsche to Get Protection “Until Further Natica”’

Germans Denied Right To Arrest Freed Nazis   Schacht and Fritzsche Allowed Freedom by U. $ Officials: 12 Appeal Death Sentences

U.S.Saves Nazi Chiefs From Rearrest by Germans After Row Over Custody

AMERICANS GUARD TWO FREED NAZI FROM RE - ARREST   Schacht and Fritzsche Are Told German Authorities » Won’s Seize Them   VON PAPEN SITS TIGHT   He Remains in Nuernberg Prison in Hopes He Can Enter British Zone

U. S. Protects 2 Freed Nazis   Army Forbids Arrest Of Schacht And Fritzsche

Three Nazis Are Released Frem ‘House Arrest   May Be Tried Ry German Court Later Date

HOUSE COMMITTEI TO AIR BOWLES’: FORD'S DISPUTES   Bowles Asked If He Had Congress’ Permission  To Browbeat Ford

House Group Calls Ford To Testify   Tempers Flash As Bowles Hits Auto  Companys Action

Ford-OPA Roy Set for Airing In House Unit   Tempers Clash in _ Committee Hearing as Bowles Tells of Price Hike Sought by Firm

House Group Asks Ford To Air His Quarrel with OPA   Bowles Accuses OPA 0 Holding Up Production of Aufomobiles

Bowles... Claims Ford -Made~ ‘Outrageous’ “Request for~ Price Increase of New Cars: = ee

Ford-OPA Price War Slated To Get Congressional Airing   Bowles Charges Ford of Making Outrageous Price increase Request, and Then Accusing OPA of Holding Up Auto Making

Congress to Air OPA, Ford Clash   Price Testimony Asked; Bowles Statement Hit

FORD'S PRICE WAR WITH OPA TO GET AIRING   Auto Maker Is Asked To Testify Before House Group

Cease Firing Seen Tomorrow   Chungking’ s News s s papers Predict Order Halting China’s Civil War.

ORDER 10 HALT CHINA FIGHTING MAY COME SOO}   General Marshall Meeting With Factions in Chungking Again Today

lranian Statement Poses New Puzzle For U.N. Council   Ambassador Ala ts Unable to Verify The Withdrawal of  ALU Buecian Traans

NEW POSER PRESENTED U. N. BY IRAN ENVOY   Government Unable to Ascertain Russians Leaving Azerbaijan

Tran Reports verdation May Be Complete   Russians Quit Four Provinees—Situation  In Azerbaijan Not Known to Government

Iranian. Vague _ On Withdrawal. > OF Red Forces   Ale Declares ‘Situation. In  Anerbaijen Preclu des * Foll-Report: To Council

Iran Outlook Still Cloudy   Red Political Power Stays as Army Leaves

lran Unable to Verify Complete Red Evacuation   ‘Interference’ Bars Check on Status Of Azerbaijan, U. N. Told

lranians Report Russians Out Of Four Provinces   Interference Bans Reds From Leaving Azerbaijan On Schedule

UN Council To Study Another Tough Problem   IRAN DELEGATE GIVES REPORT ON RED TROOPS

lran Not Certain All Soviet Troops Have Withdrawn:  Situation in Azerbaija Obscures Verification

Ala Presents New Problem  For Couneil   . Azerbaijan Province  tus Not Clarified

Envoy Unable To Say About Azerbaijan   UN Council Is Presented With New Problem

Envoy States Situation Is Not Clear   Russian Interference Is Charged in Azerbaijan Province

Red Troops Out Of Azerbaijan?  Iran Not Sure   Can’t Check Up Because Of Soviet ‘Interference,’  Ala Tells U. N.

Russ Troops  Stull In Iran   Leave Four Northern Provinces But Stay In Azerbaijan U.N. Told

Iran’s Problem of Red Occupation is  Back Before U. N   Departure is Verified in All But Azerbaijan  Proviuce, Report

Council Is Still  Worried By Reds   Azerbaijan Proves Stumbling Block  Of Evacuation

Iranian Delegate Says No Word of Reds Withdrawal   Soviet Interference Said Blocking Late Azerbaijan Reports

Iran Report Presents New Poser to U. N.   Russian Interference Prevents Full Reply, Ala Asserts —

Poser For Security Council....  Iranians Unable To Say Whether Or Not All Red Troops Have Withdrawn

IRANIAN NIAN ISSUE STILL IN DOUBT   [Report Says Red Troops Out  Of Four Provinces

Iranian Officials Left in the Dark   Can't Find Out Whether Russians Are Gone From  Azerbaijan   SAY REDS INTERFERE   Report Leaves in Doubt Ac ‘tion Security Council e Will Take

iran Presents Poser to U. N.   Unable to Learn If Soviets Have Left Azerbaijan Province

U.N. IS FACED BY NEW POSER   Iran Unable To Report Removal Of All Russian Troops   ACTION IS IN DOUBT

Iran Uncertain On Status Of Azerbaijan _   Unable To Verify If All Russian Troops Haye Withdrawn From Province

[ran Not Sure All Red Troops Have Moved Out   Says “Interference” Has Leaders In Dark On Azerbaijan

fran Presents Counell With  - Another Poser   Ambassador Says Government Unable to Verify Departure Red Troops From Azerbaijan

UNITED NATIONS NOT SURE REDS OUT OF IRAN   Country’s Ambassador Tells Council Situation in One Province in Doubt

IRAN QUESTIONS RED EVACUATION   Ambassador Ala Not Certain Whether All Soviets Out Of Azerbaijan

Rev. Hagberg Will  Leave Poclioaks   Will Do Missionary Work in Texas

Rev. Hagberg Will  Leave Pastorate   Will Do Missionary Work in Texas

‘Light Vote Is Forecast  ‘Only 20 Percent Of Local ' Voters Expected At Polls

ee Light Vote Is Forecast en ERE  Only 20 Percent Of Local Voters Expected At Pollc

‘Father of Slain Girl Denies Plea ~ That Killer Be Buried With Victim

BUTTERWORTH . FATALLY HURI   Movie Actor Dies In Ambulance After Automobile Accident

INJURIES FATAL TO FILM COMIC   Charles Butterworth Killed When Auto Strikes Pole

Air Flight Ban On Czechland Liffed   Remains on Romania, Hungary; Russian Maneuvers May Be Responsible

Army Lifts Its Ban on Flight   Order is Retained on Travel Over Romania

Ban Is Lifted On Flights By United States   American Planes Still Not Allowed to Fly Over Romania

Flight Ban Is Lifted After Sudden Clamr   Mysterious Prohibitions Are Relaxed Fallowing the Halt. ing.of All Air Travel Over Ruastan Zones

Ban on Flights Over Czech Areas and Hungary Lifted   But American Army Order Against Trips Over Romania  _ Remain in Force—Suspension Decree Is Unexplained— Belief Held in Washington That it Was Issued Because of Maneuvers or Troop Movements.

Army Headquarters lifts Ban on Slovakian Flights  Pilot Says Order Was Linked With Russian Maneuvers

Planes Still Are Forbidden Over Roumania   Secrecy Surrounds Order Cancelling All Flights: Hint Troop Moves by Russians

EUROPE FLIGHT BAN IS LIFTED   Plane Trips Are Allowed _ Over Czechoslovakia and Hungary, But Not Romani

CZECH FLIGHT BAN 1S LIFTED   U. S. Army Revokes Previous Order Against Flights Over Soviet Areas

‘Order Lifted On Two Other  ‘Eastern States   Soviet Army Maneuvers Believed Responsible For Sudden Restrictions.

NO OFFICIAL REASON GIVEN _U.S. Plane Flights In Europe Are Resumed After Brief Ban

Flights Over Balkans Are Not Allowed  Russian Troops  ~ Maneuvering

Pan-American Halts Service   Air Trips Over Middle Europe Ordered Stanned.

SECRECY COVERS PLANE FLIGHTS   Ban On Middle-Europe Trip: Of Short Duration

Planes Barred  Over Romania   Other Mid-European Skic Reopened to Aircraft

Bans Lifted 0 \ US Flights In Czechoslovakia, Hungar Romanian Skies Remain Restricted

: Order, Then Lift Ban s on European Flights  A 2B sy Aon eh Bennarian Eliaht Rane Bat Yank Planes Barred from Romania

U. 8. FLIGHT BANS LIFTED OVER EUROPE   Believe Russian Military Maneuvers Cause Of Aerial Suspension

Remove Ban On Air Trips Over Two Red Areas   But All American Plane Flights Over Rumania Still Forbidden.

Plane Travel Halted by US.; Then Restored   Order Lifted on Czecho-« slovakia, Hungary, Bug Not Romania 7

RED=HELO EUROPE. FLIGHTS BANNED   Romanian Order Stands But Czech, Hungary Ones Lifted By U.S.

ACTION PUZZLING   U. S. Modifies Flight Ban In Part of Balkan Area

Mysterious Ban On Flights Lifted  Believed Linked With Russian Maneuvers

Flight Ban Puzzles   Order to U. S. Planes  ‘In Central Europe May Be Linked With Soviet Army Maneuvers There

P-A Airways Halts Middle Europe Trips   U.S. Military Order Forbids Flights Over Territory Controlled

Mysterious Orders Halting U.S. Flights In Europe Recalled   May Have Been Asked by Soviet High Command

' Nysterious Ban on Travel Over Czechoslovakia and Hungary Is Lifted   RED ARMY MANEUVERS MAY HAVE CONNECTION

Publisher Bailey, Son and Daughter, Tragedy’s Victims   Father Gives Life in Effort to Save His Trapped Children

FEPC Foes Are Lashed by Former Secretary Wallace   He Tells Negro Audience He Is Ashamed of Both  Political Parties

Youth Body Frustrated  In Attempts To Organize   U, S.- British Forces Cooperate In Drive

American, British Troops Seize 1,000 Ringleaders; Gun Battles Mark Raids

Gigantic Nazi Plot Broken; 1,000 Seized   Movement Under Way Since Y-E Day to Revive Nazism

1000 Allied Troops Battle German Fanatics in Surprise Operations   Almost 1000 Are Seized as U. S. and Britain Crack Down on Attempt to Revive Hitlerism

Fanatics Knew Of Raids In Advance   American Intelligenee Agents in Danger Due to Leak in Plan

1000 Germans Are Seized in Series of Raids   U. S., British Forces Fight Gun Battles With Hitler Fanatics

Climactic Raids Set Off Battles At Some Points   U. S. and British Troops Seize Hitlerite Leaders

Midnight Raids On Underground Meet Gun Fire   Dragnet Over Germany And Austria Catches Nearly 1000 Suspects

1,000 Persons Are Seized In Midnight Raids   Captured Are Mostly Hitler Jugent Leaders

Underground In Reich Smashed   Allied Troops Round Up 1000 Fanatical Mazis Linked In WNation-wide Conspiracy Amidst Gunfire, Sporadic Resistance

Fighting Starts in Areas As New Nazi Power Ring Is  Smashed by Allied Troops   Estimated 7,000 Gritish and American Soldiers Crack Down or Nazi Attempt to Regain Power and Reestablish Naziism in All of Germany

Gun Battles Break Out During Raids   1.000 Seized As Suspects In Conspiracy

Allied Troops Smash Underground Fanatical Effort To Revive Nazism

Yank, British Troops Raid Lairs Of Group   Shooting Breaks Out In Places;  Ring Now Powerless, Intelligence Says

Gun Fights Rage As Allies Raid Nazi Ring  U. S., British Seize 1000 In ‘Hitler’ Revival Plot

Dragnet Gets 1,000 as Ring Dies in Reich   Attempt to Regain Power Had Spread In Germany, Austria

Allies FrustrateNazism Movement   Nearly :1,000. Suspects Arrested-In Big : Manhunt To Track Down Resistance: Leaders:

Nazi Attempt: To Reestablish Party Broken      Seize 1,000; Rabid Hitler Youth Hatched Undere ground Attempt.   RESIS T FORCIBLY

(Germans Attempt Nazism   7,000 Allied Soldiers Crack Down On Attempt To Regain. Power

1,000 GERMANS ARE HELD; GUN BATTLES RAGE   Ameticdns ond British Crush Youth Movement in Germany, Austria

1,000 SEIZED BY ALLIES IN cWIET AAIDS   Army Officials Report Plot to Regain Power Broken Up.

Powerful Ring Of Hitlerites Is Unearthed   Groups Was Making WellFinanced Attempts to Regain Power in Gece capied Zones   Phousand Caught” In Dragnet Raid   Movements  Loug- Range  Plan Called Most Dangevous Threat Eneount ered Sinee War

aids smash underground  German ring  Hitler youth form movement's core

Gun Battles Between ‘Americans, British and Fanatics Flare   Vast Dragnet Thrown Out Over Germany and Austria in Search for 1,000 Susvecis

1,000 SUSPECTS ARRESTED AS 7,000 ALLIED SOLDIERS BREAK UNDERGROUND MOVE   ‘Operation Nursery’ Ends 10-Month Intensive Manhunt in German Zone

U. 5, AND BRITISH COMBAT SOLDIERS BATTLE FANATICS   Back of Well-Financed Unc derground Movement Broken With Seizure of Inner Circle.   HITLER YOUTH LEADERS HATCHED CONSPIRACY   None Escapes Vast Dragnet— Group Advocated Politics Along Line of Fuehrer Principle.

Nazi Fanatics Battle Troops In U.S. Sector   Uncover Underground Network Aimed to Establish Nazi Regime; U. S.. British G-2 Infiltrate Into Unit

YANK TROOPS TAKE PART IN GUN BATTLES   RAIDS IN GERMANY ROUND UP 1000 FANATICS

Troops Crack Down on Nazis, Plot for Power   1000 Suspected Ring Leaders of Conspiracy, Including 200 of Inner Cirele Ara Arractad

Temperatures   Allied Soldiers Battle Fanatics as Dragnet Closes on Plotters

Allied Raids Trap 1,000 As Suspects   Vast Underground Plot To Recapture Power Found in Germany.

1,000 Nazi Suspects Rounded Up   No Casualties Reported Among 7,000 Allied Troops

Scattered Fighting Breaks Out   English, American Ageuis Swoop Down On, 3.000 Suspects

News Day And Night   Fight Gun Battles With Fanatics Before Rounding Up 1,000   Dragnet Spreads Through Germany   Desperate Resistance Is Reported In Isolated Areas Of Country

Scattered Gun Fighting Occurs In Reich Areas  — BMieae Nin Tey   Allies Nip Try At Re-Nezification

Court to Hear  Case Wednesday: Lewis Defiant   UMW Attorney, at Preliminary Hearing, Attacks Iniunction, Says Contract Invalid

GOES -TO TRIAL WEDNESDAY ON CONTEMPT   Lewis Remains Silent During Hearing

Temperatures   Mine Workers’ Counsel Contends Judge Had No Right to Issue Order: Delay Move Is Blocked

Contempt Charges Placed On Docket   Judge Schedules Hearing For Wednesday; Conviction Might Carry Huge Penalties

Mine Chief Defies Governm’t; Prepares To Defend Himself  Against Charges of Contempt

Union Chiel Denies Legality Of Court Order   37-Minute Hearing Held Before  Federal Judae Today

COURT OVERRULES UNION CHALLENGE ~— ON INJUNCTION   Judge Rejects UMW Counsel Request for Delay Beyond Wednesday   TODAY'S HEARING BRIEF   Union Chief Remains Silent at Proceedings, Returns to Headquarters

Mine Chief Says Court Was Wrong   Will Base Defense on Le gality of Contempt  Action

U. S. vs. UMW Case Set for Wednesday   Counsel Says Court Had No Right to Issue Strike-Restraining Order

UMW. CHIEFTAIN MUST ANSWER FOR ‘DEFYING U.S. JUDGE   Defense Counsel Contends Court Had No Power ta  Peeises leeictevebiones °

UMW HEAD TO STAND TRIAL FOR CONTEMPT   Hearing Set for 10 A. M. Wednesday After Preliminary, Court Appearance,

Court Defied by Miners Leader In Brief Hearing   Contempt Charge Will Be Argued; Unions Are Warned by Judge

Coal Union Dictator Defies Cour Moves to End Strike; Lawyers Say Restraining Order Illegal

MINERS’ CHIEF DEFIES POWER OF U. $. COURT   As Coal Strike Slows Nation 

Battle Over Court Order In Prospect   Case Set For Wednesday; U,. S. Opposes Union’s Request For Delay

Counsel Declares Court Had No Right To Issue A Restraining Order Against National Coal Strike Action   REFUSE TO CANCEL COAL STRIKE ORDER

7-Minute Hearing Held Before Judge at U. 5. Capital; Opinion Is Expressed by Jurist.   RESTRICTION FELT IN UNITED STATES

UMW CHIEFTAIN: ‘DEFIES FEDERAL. LEGAL WEAPONS   No Move Made to Clear “Himself” of Charges

DEFIES GOVERNMENT BY S/ IT HAD.NO RIGHT TO ISSUE TI INJUNCTION WHICH HE IGNO

WOMEN'S COLLEGE LEAGUE CONVENES   Mrs. Charles W. Baker, Jr., Duquesne, Again Named President Of Organization At Gettysburg Meeting

Long White House Negotiations Fail ToFindSettlement   To Resume Today; Industry Closings Are Threatened And Mail Embargo “Appears Imminent

New Negotiating Session Scheduled; ‘No Progress’ In Yesterday’s Meetings

U.S. Faces Food Shortages, Mail Tie-Up, Industrial Curtailments; No Progress Toward Settlement   Day of Discussion at White House Follows Rejection of Truman Compromise Plan By Trainmen and Engineers

Day-Long Negotiations In White House Fail To Bring Settlement   Engineers And Trainmen Reject President’s Compromise Plan As ‘Unacceptable’ As Coal Production Nears Full Stop

Tieup Greatest in World's Hi istory—Hours of Negotiation Fail to Bring Settlement—Mail Embarao is Threatened

Cities Face Food Shortages Before Long as Industrial Shutdowns Are Threatened   Makeshift Crews Operate Trains After Engineers and Trainmen Quit Jobs; Priorities Established as U. S, ‘Takes Over Every Form of Transportation

Criticism of President Is Renewed; Says He ‘Jeopardized’ Any Peaceful Settlement  40 Hours Sought     One of Basie Points Sought Is Shorter

Some Will Back CIQ0: Some Won't   Support Of Workers Overseas Sought If Ship Tie-Up Develops.

Some Pledge o Support C10 in June 15 Walkout   Appeal Is Sent to World Federation To Back up Dispute

Pay-Hour Talks Hela  on Seamen   Bridges, Curran Send Appeal to W. F. T. U. to-Help in Strike

Foreign Aid Asked By Two  Union Leaders   Maritime Chiefs Ask World Federation of Trade Unions for Hely To Enforce Strike

Ask Other Nations To Back Strike   Negotiations For Contract Continued

Maritime Talks Are Continuing: Truman Scored   Support Of Foreign Unions Asked As Crisis Mounts

U.S. Maritime Labor Dispute Sull St ymied   Takes On Broader Interna. tional Aspect As Unions Appeal to Foreign Workers

SEE SPLIT OVER SHIPPING STRIKE   AFL Unions Not in Full Support of CIO

Leader Sees It As Pure Polities   However, Support Being Claimed By CIO Body

Some Pledged To Respect CIO Picket Lines   Head of Longshoremen Says Threatened Dock Walkout Is ‘Political’

ClO Maritime Leaders Ask World Help   Bridges and Curran Send an Appeal to International Body

Heads Of Ship Unions Request Foreign Help   Bridges, Curran Appeal To World Federation; Tolke Continuing.

Maritime Walkout May Bring Split Among AFL Unions   As Strike Date Nears CIO: Leaders Ask for Foreian Backing

Negotiation Of Maritime Labor Break  Is Resuming   World Tie-Up Seen If Strike Develops

Appeal To World Unit For Boycott Of U.S. Shipping   Loose New Blast At Truman; Meetings To Settle Issue Continue; Ack 40-Hour Week

Unions of World Asked To Aid CIO   Internationa! Aspect Given Seamen Crisis

(10 Maritime Leaders Asking Strike Help from Other Lands   Talks Continuing on Demands as Strike Looms June 15; Leaders Appeal to Workers of Other Nations

Seamen Unions Seek World Aid  Bridges-Curran Forces Lance Blact At Trumar

2 AFL Maritime  Unions ToRespect Picket Lines   Others Denounce Threatened Strike As “Political” And Will Fulfill Contracts

Maritime Unions. Near a Split-on Scheduled Strike   AFL Groups Divided In Support of CIO.  Workers Walkout--Foreian Aid Sauch+

URGE PARIS LABOR BODY TO RULE U.S BOATS ‘SCAB SHIPS   Bridges. and. Curran. Rap Truman's Threat to ern Sa om

AFL Split On Shipping   Some Unions Pledge  To Uphold Walkout,  Others Will Not; Appeal: to Foreign: ‘Labor

AFL Support in Seamen's Strike Appears Divided  On ¢ Grow up Den ounces fe Ac

CIO UNIONS ASK FOREIGN HELP IF U.S. RUNS SHIPS   WFTU Urged To Label Any Government-Operated Vessels As ‘Scabs’

Unions Seek WEFETU Aid in Ship Strike   Return of 400,000 Soft Coal Miners Cuts Idle Totai to Lowest Figure In Several Months

Looses Blast at Truman; Appeals to Foreigners.   Collective Bargaining Talks Continuing in -. Washington, However

New Conference on Settlement of Maritime Issue; Workers in Foreign Ports Ask to Join

SEAMEN ASKING WORLD - WIDE STRIKE HELP   ClO “Sailors Teil Paris te Declare U. S. Vessels © ‘Scab Ships’

C. 1.0. CHIEFS TAKE BLAST AT TRUMAN   Maritime Walkout Assumes International Aspect   SEIZURE   Of Ships By Government Would Be Meaningless; Demands Listed

SHIPPING HEADS MAKE WORLD UNION APPEAL   Criticism Of President Renewed In Drive To Gain Wide Strike Support

AFL Unions Spiit Over Supporting Marifime Strike  CIO Reports Pledges;   CIO Reports Pledges; Longshoremen Score Threatened Walkout

SHIPPING STRIKE IS SCHEDULED 10 BEGIN JUNE 15TH   INTERNATIONAL HUE SEEN AS RESULT OF APPEAL BY UNIONS

AFL Group Gives Evidence of Not Supporting CIO Seamen and Dock Workers Called To Strike.      CIO UNIONS CONFER WITH SHIP OPERATORS

Ship Strikers May Call for Foreign Aid   Another Blast Hurled At Truman for Saying U. S. Will Run Vessels

Cable European Union to Declare U.S. Government  Manned Ships “’Scabs”

Maritime Unions Ask Support of Foreign Workers   Leaders Turn. Loose Another Critical Blast At President Truman

Expresses Willingness To Be a Candidate in Letter To Glen Brandt

— MARITIME — Truman’s  Threat Defied   Workers Modify Hour Demands But Pact Far Off

Maritime Unions Ask  World Ban U. S. Ships   Cites President’s Threat To Use Armed Forces To Keep  Government Vessels Running

Maritime Unions Ask World Aid In Strike   Labor Fight Against American Shipping I Asked If Settlement Is Not Negotiated

7 Maritime Unions Spur Labor Fight   Workers Send Out World-Wide Appeal Ahead of Strike

BRIDGES SEEKS WORLD STRIKE   APPEALS TO INTERNATIONAL UNION FOR HELP

UNIONS SEEK WIDE SUPPORT      Ask World-Wide Labor Fight  Against Shipping

Maritime Groups Seek Labor Help ‘As Strike Nears   Seven Unions Defy Truman Threat to Use Navy and Coast Guard   APPEAL TO BE HEARD BY WORLD COUNCIL   International Meeting Scheduled in Moscow on Thine Sixteenth

Some Concern Expressed In Chungking   Chinese Government Officials Unreported Since Fall Of City

FOR SAFE CONDUCT   Marshall Asks Communists to Allow 7 Americans to Leave Changehun

FEAR FOR SEVEN IN CHANGCHUN   Marshall Asks Evacuation Of Americans From China City

KAISHEK'S MAN SAYS MANCHURIA SITUATION GRAVE   ~ COMMUNISTS HALT GOV'T ATTEMPT TO ENTER SZEPINGKAI

Say Szepingkai Is Nol Occupied   Communists Still Hold Chinese City

Changchun Fell To Communists Late Yesterday   Marshall Seeks Removal of Americans From Fallen City

TO REPORT FEB. 11   Jurors for Next Term o Court Were Drawn Yesterday

‘No News, No Money’ Label on UNRRA’s Fund Called Threat   Chairman of House Ap propriation Group is for Reconsideration

‘No News-No Cash’ Tag On UNRRA Fund Called Threat To Peace By Rep. Cannon   Deplores Action As Direct Slap At Russia; Urges House To Reverse Vote

CANNON PLEADS  FOR HOUSE TO  REVERSE STAND ' ON UNRRA NEWS   Says “No News, No Cash” Tag Is Slap At Russia, Threat To Peace

Cannon Opposes No News-No Cash   Congressman Views House Vote as Direct Slap at Russia

HOUSE’S TAG ON UNRRA IS RATED JOLT TO PEACE   Missouri Solon Asks Colleagues To Reverse Vote, Saying Russia ‘Hurt’

Mep. Cannon Seeks House Reversal ‘On-‘No News--No Cash’ Vole Acainst Russ

House Asked fo Put New Tag On Goods for UNRRA Relief   Rep. Cannon, Calling ‘‘No News-No Cash” Tag On UNRRA Fund Threat to Peace, Pleads with House To Reverse Its Vote

Action On Food To Russia Hit By Congressmen   PLEA MADE FOR HOUSE GROUP TO REVERSE VOTE

House Asked To Reverse Vote On Limited UNRRA Aid Policy   Cannon Seeks Removal: Of ‘No News-No Cash’ Tag, Terms Action ‘Direct Slap At) Russia’

HOUSE ASKED TO DROP "NO NEWS --NO CASH’ TAG   Congressman Deplores Action, Says UNRRA Move Direct Slap at Russia

ACTION 4S DIRECT SLAP AT RUSSIA, SAYSREP. CANNON   CALLS ON HOUSE TO REVERSE VOTE ON UNRRA AMENDMENT

House Asked  To Reverse  UNRRA Stand   **No News-No Cash” Tag on Future Relief By Agency Called Slap At Friendly Russia

HOUSE VOTE ON UNRRA FUND SEEN SLAP AT RUSSIA   Congressman Cannon Urges Associates to Reverse ht Mach! Maptcian *

House Asked To Change UNRRA Vote   Missourian Asks His Colleagues to Reverse News Stand

Seeks Reversal “No News-No Cash” Restrictions For UNRRA Relief Aid

Cc alls "No News-No Cash" Tag On UNRRA Bill Direct Slap At Russia

Rep. Caunon Says ‘No News --No Cash’ Tag On Future Relief Is Threat to Peace .

louse Urged to Reverse Vote or ‘Slap at Russia’   Missourian Assails “No-News-No Cash’ Tag On UNRRA Relief

UNRRA RELIEF PLAN SAID SLAP AT RUSSTANS   ‘No News-No. Cash’ Tag On Output Result Of Censorshin Fight

"No News-No Cash’ UNRRA Edict a ‘Slap at Russia’   Rep. Cannon Appeals To House to Reverse Previous Decision-- it May Stand Pat

AT RUSSIA, SAYS CLARENCE GANNON   Appealed to House to Reverse Its Decision “No News, No Cash”.   IT IS ON UNRRA RELIEF   Chairman of Appropriations Committee Hopes Roll Call Will Change It.

26TH DIVISION VETS AT BOALSBURG SHRINE   Former Commanders Address . Gathering

Accuse Gov't. Of Using Housing Aci To Secure Votes   2 Lumber Groups Say Subsidiaries Are “‘Siush Fund’’

12 Dead, 11 Hurt In Fire At Cleveland   Blaze Starts In Hall Over Boiler Room In Home  For Elderly

American Ships For Chinese Navy Start  Up to Congress if 271   Up to Congress If 271 Small Vessels to Be Given To Oriental Nation

Says 11 Is Necessary To Do So In Order to Allay “Imminet Threat Of War”

Eden Favors New Approach  hanes Of Attitude      Change Of Attitude. Toward Russia Ie Ureed

Thousands Are Slain in India Riots   Hindus and Moslems Bat tle in Bengal—Troops Fire on the Mobs

5000 Killed in India Riots   Planes, Troops Used to Quell Uprising

2 Section Hands Prevent Disaster  In Train Wreck   Extinguish Boiler Fires Averting Fire After Derailment of Flier

SECTION HANDS STOP DISASTER   PUT OUT FIRES WHEN CRACK TRAIN IS WRECKED

TWO KILLED IN NEVADA TRAIN WRECK   2 Section Hands Are Heroes, Put Out Enaine Fires

TWO SECTION. HANDS AVERT BIS TRAGEDY.   -Put Out Boiler Fires After Train Wreck

Section Hands Are Acclaimed As Wreck Heroe:   Save Wrecked Train From Catching Fire

Prevent Major Disaster In Train Wreck  Railroad Section Hands Heroes

TWO KILLED AND  200 ARE HURT INR 2 WRECK   Credit Section Hands “With Averting Ma-—  "Soy Thieaeter —   PUT OUT-FIRES   Engine And Ten Cars Derailed; Smash 4 Buildings

Crack Train  Jumps Track: Two Killed   Section Hands Heroes, Extinguish Boiler to Prevent Blaze

WHEEL CHAIRS OUT   Two Pairs of Crutches Alse Loaned by the V. F. W.

WHEEL CHATS OUT   tue Pairs of Crutches Also Leaned hy the VO. W.,

Messages Sent By Melfon Are. Said Decoded    Break Planned In Transfer To Lubbock In Mav

Messages Sent By Melton Are Said Decoded  Break Planned  In Transfer To @.@ge@..g¢ 8... AA...

Plot To Free Member of Kimes Gang Discovered When Code Is Deciphered

Bengal Premier Predicts Full-Scale Civil War Throughout India Soon

Conspiring For War Supreme Crime Is Tribunal’s Decision   Nazi War Criminals Will Learn Their Fate Tomorrow

DUCKS, PHEASANTS          Migratory Waterfowl! Season = ‘Starts Half Hour Before Sunrise Saturday

FDR Discarded Official Proposals In Setting Up Machinery For War

WAR BLUEPRINT WAS IGNORED BY ROOSEVELT   Recommendations Of Special Board Were Kept In White House Safe   ORDERED SUPPRESSED BEFORE PREPARED

‘Blamey Fears British Move Regar ds Kgypt         Connmander Of Austra Wolds Removal Of Forces Will Wave “Thsinutegrat ing Effeet Ou Empire”

House Group Says Russia Seeks Billion Dollar Loan   Committee Declares Moscow Controls East European Trade and Suggests Lifting of Barriers Be Made Part of Any Deal~State Department Says Soviet Union Has Made “No Formal Approach” for Funds for Year.

Free Trade Is Proposed as Clause in Pact   Loan Discussions With Russia Now Under Way

Want Strings Tied To Russian Loan   House Committee  Urges Free Trade Deal

Free Trade in East Europe Asked  In Loan fo Soviet  ' House: Group. Says Informal Talks of laan Naw. Gaing: an

Solons Charge Soviet Has Trade Monopoly   Loan Discussions Reported Now On With America

RUSSIA TAKES SOLACE IN WALLACE SPEECH   Infer Wallace Speaking Fot American People

Soviet Papers Cite Wallace's Speech Suppor!   Declare Speech Supports Russian Thesis U. S.British Tendencies Endanger Peace   PAPERS REFLECT SOUVTET ATTITIIDE

Packers Charge OPA Policy Bars Buying of Cattle   Employees Being Laid Off As a Result

BLACK MARKET SLOWS OUTPUT   Production of Beef Said Curtailed .»

Flow of Beef Cut By Black Markets Say Meat Packers   Plants Cannot Compete and Observe OPA  Ceiling Prices

BLACK MARKET DECLARED RIFE IN BEEF SALES   Big Packers Say Production Drop Ranges From 30 Bot to 'Trickia’   7 Pot. to ‘Trickie’ OPA PRICES ARE BLAMED Head of Wilson & Co. States  Situation Appears to Be Winren Than Rofnroe

Black Market Cuts Packers’ Beef, Charge   Legitimate Production Hit; OPA Checks .

House Looks to Senate To Salvage Truman's Veterans Housing Program

BRITISH LOAN UP TO HOUSE TODAY AS DEBATE ENDS   Russia Looms Large in Closing Hours of Oratory Before a Crowded Chamber.   WORLD LEADERSHIP DECLARED INVOLVED   Both Sides Claim Victory After Rep. Clare Boothe Luce Closes the FourDay Argument,

Showdown Vote on Loan Near  UR? onal meas me a, Beware   Wadsworth Appeals for Bill Passage

Russia Figure In Debate on British Loan   Proponents Say Vote Will Determine Future Leadership of World

Loan Debate Finally Ends   House Votes Today on Three Billion Dollar Loan to British

British Loan Vote House Proponents Cite ‘Leadership’  Say Results Will Shov If World Looks to

DEBATE ENDS   Both Sides Claim Victory As Final Vote Nears On Huge Credit

HOUSE VOTE IS SET TODAY  Solons Warn Russia May Take Over If Loan Loses

JURY INDICTS BOXER ON BIGAMY CHARGE   Police Hold Veteran In Teen: Age Marriages

SOLDIER FACES  BIGAMY CHARGE   Accused of Marrying Fout Teen-Age Girls in 2 Years

PASS FLOOD CONTROL BILL      Allegheny River Projects Authorized in Measure Approved by Senate

Reason Sought for Bid Rejection on Pipelines.   House Group Investigates Gus Interests' Offer for Big ond Little Inch

Rejection of Natural Gas Company Bids for Pipe Lines Investigated

REVEAL FILM TAX INQUIRY   Govt. Plans Crackdown On “Collapsible’”’ Firms Seeking Tax Relief

AKRON FOLKS WED AT SIOUX CITY —   Miss Deloris Onnen and Harold Klave Take Vows January 19

AKRON MAN AND FORMER TEACHER HERE MARRIED   Gordon Rossow And Lois Kettering Take Vows In Nevada

HEADLESS BODY FOUND IN CELLAR   Search Being Made For Polish Sailor, a Boarder.

SAILOR SOUGHT -INMURDER CASE   Body of Widowed Land lady Found in Cellar

Judge Lee Has Served County  For 16 Years   Has been presiding judge since 1930, and much progress has been made since.

i ee ee a a a a a  NEWS OF OUR  MEN AND WOMEN IN LINIE Mow   S-Sgt. Chester Schmalriede Will Return to Farming Following Army Dicecharca

Negotiation: Start Again For Strikers   Most Issues Reportedly Settled

HUMAN RIGHTS IN TREATIES PLEOGED BY BYRNE!   JAPS WOULD HAVE SOUGHT NEGOTIATED PEACE IF AMERICANS HAD BEEN KEPT OFF OF OKINAWA

Phone Service lt State Impaired   Picketing Occurs  In Several Cities

CARDINALS-DESIGNATE DEPART FOR VATICAN   Mooney And Stritch Take Of By Plane After Being Held Tp Br Mechanical Difficulty

Two Cardinals-designate Are Flying <To Rome; Three Others Leave Today

‘ieee Xs Vege Sag CENTRALIA MAYOR READY TO RISK A DOLLAR ON MUSEUM

Centralia Mayor Offers ‘Pecatonica Man A Buck For 90-Year-Old Ticket

WATERLOO HAS $100,000 BLAZE   Ten Carloads of Lumber  Involved in Fire

FIRE DESTROYS LUMBER SUPPLY   Flamies Strike 5th ‘Time in Month at Waterloo °

ARE ABOUT EVEN   At Halfway Count in C.1.0 Election Reuther Leads by Only 24 Votes   HAD A BIGGER OVATION

O’CONOR IS ELECTED U. S. SENATOR   Governor Wins From Markey Bs 2.2t§ Majority Ou Basis Of Official Coanti

ULN. Expected To Retain Iran Dispute   Spain Comes Second On Docket, With Long Debates Seen

May Amendment Will Propose Age Base of 20 Years   Eisenhower Testimony On Occupation Duty Cited in Areument

Draft Debate Under Way In House   May Touches  - Off Fight  Over Drafting of Teen-Agers

Attitude On Ages Is Made Target   Debate Is Opened Over Extension  Nine Months   By WILLIAM F, ARBOGAST

May Suggests Ban On Dralt Of Teen-Agers   Proposal Touches Off House Fight Ry Onnonents

\Military Affairs Group Seeks to Halt Induction Of 18- and 19-Year-Olds

Congr essman  Would Not Call Boys Under 20   Believes They are Not Suitable as Occupation Forces

House Battles  Over Draft of  Teen-Agers Rep. May Will Ask  Ban on Induction of All Men-Under 20

May Opposes inductions  Of Youths   Opens Debate On Draft Extension

MAY 10 ASK 20 BE AGE LIMIT FOR INDUCTION   Issue Touches Off Fight In Chamber Over Extension Of Draft

Debate Begun In House on New Draft Bill   May Seeks Amendment To Bar Induction of Youths Under 20 Years

Teen-Age Draft Opponents Voice Views in House   Committee Head Says Induction Not Necessary

Youth Draft subject of \ew Battle   Rep. May Offers Plan To Halt Induction Of All Men Under 20

MAY WANTS 10 BAN INDUCTIONS OF TEEN-AGERS   House <ilitary Committee Chairman Brings on New Debate with Proposal

Illinois Governor, In Address Here, Blames “Tinkering By Bureaucrats’ For Deadlock In Coal Negotiations

GOV'T TO BLAME FOR COAL CRISIS, GOV. GREEN SAYS   DECLARES PEOPLE WILL BE SLOW TO FORGIVE CALAMITY

Two Deaths In  Coast Storm   California Reports That High Winds Are Abating. Today:

PACKINGHOUSE WORKERS QUIT   ‘Nation To Face Meat Short.  age in 10 Days

OFFICER REVEALS GARSSON HELPED DESIGN PARTIALLY DEFECTIVE MORTAR SHELES DURING WAR

SOLON SAYS INVESTIGATION ONLY STARTED   Committee Awaits  Appearance Of Rep. Andrew May

War Profits Probers Line ur Other Cases   Disclosures Are Only Beginning, Senator Says

Ever’ Sit Down in a Barrel?  v  ” Othman Advises You to Get Inte Practice

Petrillo Curb Bill Wins Approval   Measure Would Free Broadcasters of Rule

SOLONS MOVE ’ TO PUT CURB ON PETRILLO   Music Union Boss tc Lose Grip on Radio

New President Plans To ‘Sell’  Chamber Policies   Boston Man Lists Body’s Objectives

Trade To Feel Effect Of Strike   Chamber Criticizes Lewis’ Demands

AWAIT RESULTS OF BALLISTICS TEST IN KILLING   Buckner Police Chief Says He Knows Nothing Of Woman’s Death

Seven Persons  Killed in  Ammonia Blast   Basement of Dallas, Texas, Hotel Is Transformed Into Death Trap; At Least 35 People Suffer Injuries

Firemen Save Blinded From  Poison Fumes   Guests Escape; Basement Torn By Huge Blast

Explosion Kills “ In Dallas Hotel   Firemen Brave Ammonia Fumes  To Save Many in Death Trap

PUSH HUNT FOR MISSING PLANE   Craft With 32 Lost  in Cascade Mountains

SEARCH NEW AREA FOR PLANE   Marine Transport With 32 Aboard Missing Since Tues.

MARINE PLANE STILL MISSING   SEARCH MT, RANIER FOR LOST TRANSPORT WITH 32 MEN ABOARD

_WEATHER HAMPERS SEARCH— Turn To Mountains In Hunt For Missing Plane

SEARCH SHIFTS TO MT. RAINIER   Army Orders Fleet of Aircraft to Comb Mountainside

ShiftSearch For Plane To  - Mount Rainiei   ‘Marine Corps Craft Ha: Been Missing Since Tuesday With 32 Men Abgard

PLANE, 32 MEN STILL MISSING   Search for Lost Aircraft Shifts To Mountain Areas in Washington

B-20 BELIEVED DOWNED NEAR MT. RAINIER   Heavy Rains Hamper Hunt; Flare Declared “Rumor” 

Search For Missing Plane Centers In Mountain Areas Of Washington

Search Swings Bach To Rainier Slope For Crashed Plane   Thirty-Two Men Still Missing Along With Craft

STATE LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT OFFICER QUITS   Kleinfelder Says Department Has Become ‘Political Football’

339,000 LEAVE THEIR JOBS IN “BIG 4” PLANTS   Walkout Begins Despite Appeal Made by Schwellenbach

More Than 350,000 Packing House  Workers Are Out   Latest Walkont Brings Total Of Workers In U.S. On Strike To Nearlv Million   NEW TIEUP CENTERS IN CHICAGO AREA

SHUTDOWN UTILITIES, SUHBELS, TRANSPORTATION, BUSINESS THREATENED BY COAL STRIKE

COAL SHORTAGE MAY CLOSE POWER PLANTS   Railroads Also Affected By Mine Strike

Steelworkers Ask For Higher Taxes Cn Corporation:   U.S. Steel Chief Says Union’s Wage Demands Cannot be Granted

Fairless Slated For Radio Talk On Wage Dispute   75 Per Cent of Pay Demand of Union Met! By Firms, Is Claim

UNION DEMANDS REVISION OF FEDERAL TAXES   Charges Present Regulations Favor Industry in Big Steel Strike

Says Tax Laws Bolsters Steel in Wage War   CIO Chief Charges Idle Mills Will Increase Profits

Fairless To Go On Air This Evening   No Immediate Step By Government Is Expected

STEEL UNION HITS TAX LAWS   Murray Says Present Sys. tem Guarantees Corporations Income

Broadcast  Scheduled By Fairless  U.S. Steel Head T« Speak At 10 P. M.

Murray Hits Corp. Tax Laws   Fairless‘on Air © Tonight to: Present. Indastry’s Side ~."

Murray Says Existing Corporation Levies Would Benefit Industry, Even If Plants Are Shut Down All Year.

Union, Management Seek To Marshal Public Opinior In Nation’s Steel Walkout

Claims Existing Law Guarantees Steel Profits   Union And Management Seek To Marsha! Public Opinon On Their Side OF Strike

SAYS TAX LAWS BOLSTER STEEL WAGE DEMANDS   Each Group Shifts Blame for Cause of Walkout in Industry

Over 9,000 Workmen  ‘Idle. as 12 Pits Shut Down in Bituminous Coal Areas   Tax Laws   Unions Want Reviston of Statutes as Fight Wages for Sentiment   Will Continue Meat Parley ‘Despite Government Seizure

STEEL STRIKE HOLDS   MURRAY PROTESTS TAX LAWS GIVE  INDUSTRY A GUARANTEED PROFIT EVEN IF IT LOAFS REST OF YEAR

Steel Strike Hits Coal Production In Pennsylvania.   “Five Captive Mines Forced to Close; Laci Of Rail Cars Given  ‘Ac Couce hy SFA

Workers Demand Corporation Tax  Law Be Revised   With Strike In Thire Day, Union, Stee! Both Make Public  Anneale

AT LEAST 52 COAL MINES CLOSED BY STEEL STRIKE, . OTHER WORK STOPPAGES

Both Sides In Steel Industry Seek Support   Fairless Will Speak Tonight; Reasons For Stand Are Cited

0 Steelworkers Demand Changes In Federal Tax Laws   Assail Guoranteed Profits; Union, Steel Companies Seek Public Support

Present Tax Laws Aid Steel Industry, Murray Claims In Demanding Change

STEEL STRIKE DEVELOPMENT AWAITED   Both Sides Seek To Win Public Opinion   FAIRLESS   To Make Speech Tonight; Murray Urges Revision In Tax Laws

CIO Declares Steel Is Aided By Tax Laws   Murray Demands Federal Revision; Poairleca an Radin

MURRAY WOULD RIP TAX LAWS   ClO-Steel Leader Avers Industry Likely To Gain While Idle

12 Mines Closed By Steel Strike   Three Day Old Walkout Curtails Coal Production   9,000 MINERS IDLE   Shutdowns Caused By the Lack of Railroad Cars

Steel Strike Begins To Cul Coal Output   Government Agency Expects  Mine Closings Will Be  Gradual—Five Mines First to Close.

Union Seeks Tax Change  Fairless To Present Steel’s Side In Fight

Over 45 Eastern Coal Mines Close Down Due To Steelworkers. Strike

COAL OUTPUT IS HURT BY STRIKE   Steel Walkout Begins To Cut Into Production. of Pennevivania Field

Steel Strike Cuts.Down , Coal: Output   Five “Captive” Mines Close; CIO Objects to — Corporation Tax Rebate

BOTH SIDES TRY TO WIN PUBLIC TO THEIR VIEWS   CIO Urges Revision Of Federal Corporation Tax; Fairless, Steel Head, Io Present His Side On Air At 10 O'clock Tonight.

Want Revision Of Tax Laws   CIO Steelworkers Demand Revision Of Corporation Tax Laws

Corporation Tax Law Revision Asked By Union   “Present Law Guarantees Profits

Murray Hits Corp. Tax Laws   Fairless on Air Tonight to Present Industrv’s Side

Strike Hits Coal Mines   Five Captive Pits Belonging to Republic Steel Closed Down

Against Federal Church Council   American Baptist Association Adopts Resolutior Against Organization

SECOND BIG SHOW SET TONIGHT.  5,000 Persons Attend Opening Night Program Of ABC Rodeo

WAR ON LOBBYISTS MAY BE. DECLARED IN U, S, CONGRESS      JOINT SENATE-HOUSE COMMITTEE MAY BE NAMED TO INVESTIGATE LOBBY- . “ IST'S ACTIVITIES

INVESTIGATION OF LOBBYISTS IN MAKING   Opening Guns Fired by Members of Both Houses of Congress

FOR A LIFE OF WEDDED BLISS—     Kiss The Playboys Goodbye And Marry ATruckDriver

BIG 3 REJECTS UAW INVITATION   Talks On Lagging Auto Output Can Do No Good, Union Told

CAR PRODUCTION MEETING TODAY   ‘GENERAL MOTORS, CHRYSLER AND FORD TO BE ABSENT FROM CONFERENCE,

Nazi War Trials  Being Resumed   Twelve Day Holiday Recess Is Concluded In Nuernbere War Trials   GOERING PLEASED AT REVELATIONS

ALLIES RESUME CASE AGAINST GESTAPO; REVEAL MUCH-USED wecHANtear “SHOOTING BOX”

Ow mers Say They Will Go Bankrupt If They ‘Follow OPA Diree dive

REPORT HEAVY PICKETING AT STEEL PLANTS   Labor Mediator Has Scheduled Separate Meetings With Wilson, Reuther

UNO Council Will Resume Discussion of Iran Tomorrov   Satisfactory Replies to Council’s Notes May Shelve Vital Case

UNO TO RENEW DEBATE ON IRAN   Byrnes Keturns to Parley With Renewed Assurance Of Truman Support

UN Council to Grapple With lran Case Again  Byrnes Returns From 2h ow BAPE

UNO Showdown On Tran Issue Due Tomorrow   Byrnes Returns To Seéssions After Conference  With Truman

NN. OJ Will Meet Tomorrow to Determine Whether to Shelve Issue Temporarily or Take  Up Row With Reds.

BYRNES BACKED IN UNO CRISIS   Believed Given Truman's Full Support In Iranian Dispute   TWO REPLIES AWAITED

HINT BYRNES AND PRESIDENT AGREE ON IRANIAN STAND   BELIEVE RENEWED ASSURANCE OF FULL SUPPORT IS GIVEN

Truman Backs Burnes in LINO  Battetl blend Lonaxdad   Relief Not Expected In Crisis, Even Should Russia, Iran Reply

Byrnes Returns After Conferrinc With Truman  Russian, Iran Answers To Security Council  Evaartad Tamarraw

Truman In Full Support Of Byrnes   Russian And Iranian Replies May Advance Crisis To New Stage, Observers Believe

Byrnes Ready for Next UNO Session   President Believed to Have Given Renewed Assurances of Support

Byrnes Back®. In New York‘? : After Chats \ With Truman   Ready For Reopening Of Council’s Probe

Truman To Back Byrnes On Iran  Question At UNO   New ‘Anglo-/ American  Policy Drafted

Truman Will Back Byrnes UNO Stand   Way May Be Paved Tomorrow To Bring Unity On Iran Issue

IRAN HARMONY HELD UNLIKELY IN UNO CRISIS   Byrnes Talks With Truman As Council Gets Set To Hear Replies

Byrnes Back to UNO With Truman Support   Wednesday Developments At Council Session  Are Not Expected to Beek: indian Crick

Byrnes Returns To New York, Council Meets Tomorrow   U.S., Britain Said Ready To Shelve Case If [ran Russian Replies Satis. fuctory,

ee Back  (At UNO Meet   Confers With Truman; Word Awaited From Russia Regarding lran

Iran Case Up ‘Again Tomorrow   ' Crisis May Be Merely Advanced to A New Stage

BELIEVE IRAN NOT LIKELY 10 CHANGE COUNCIL DEMANDS   Byrnes Returns from Washington for Scheduled  Chiuslawn. TAmMareaus

Byrnes Heading To UNO  Session   Truman Supports Him Fully On His Stand

Byrnes Turns Toward UNO Council He: vdquarters With Truma‘’s Assurances

Byrnes Returns To U. N. O. Conference  With New Assurances From President

Byrnes Returns For Showdown At UNO Session   New Assurances Of Truman's Support. in Stand'on tran tssue

Byrnes Read y For Showdown  At UN Meeting      Returns to Couneil Head. quarters With New Assurances of Presidential Support

Byrnes Returns To New York, Council  Meets Tomorrow    ‘U. Si, Britain Said Ready - To Shelve Case If Iran, Russian’ Replies Sale factory:

Truman Reassures Byrnes . . . .  Replies From Russia And Tran Could Shelve “Hot Potato” For The Present

Expect Red Note To Push Iran Crisis Ahead  Believe Byrnes Given Renewed "T ecoemrm RarLlina

BYRNES GETS HELP FROM WHITE HOUSE   Returns to UNO Conference to Await Replies From w, lehran   WONT BREAK CRISIS

Expect Truman To Back Byrnes   Has Support as UNO Tackles Iran Crisis

Byrnes Is Assured Of Truman Backing   Iranian Crisis Developments May Include Russian Answers

~UNO COUNCIL—~— New Stage Is Seen In  Iran Crisis  Council ‘Sessions  rT Xur ft 7.

Iranian Issue Coming To Head   Russia May Give Answer To Council

Returns To UNO Meeting After Seeing Truman   Given Vigorous Presidential Support In Grappling With Iranian Crisis

Byrnes Given  Support By Truman   U. S. to Stand Firm In Its Position On Iranian Crisis

Secretary In Conference With Truman   lranian Crisis Comes Up Again Tomorrow

Movie Moguls in Feud  Selznick Sues Pickford, Chaplin for $13,500,000

Doctors Do Not Agree On Rep. May   Washington Physicians Think He Can Appear; Other Says Not

DISAGREE ON REP. MAY'S CONDITION   Has Gone To His Home in Ky. But Visitors Barred

MAY'S HEALTH DEBATE TOPIC   Mead Schedules Meeting With Attorney General On Court Action

DISPUTE R. ON Bo OF “REP. MAY   Doctors Differ.as to: Health Of. Solon. Under Fire: ty Profits Panel ;

May’s Condition Disputed   Capital Physicians Believe Congressman Recovering Normally Dr. Archer Differs

CLAIM MAY'S CONDITION IS STILL SERIOUS   Physicians Are Reported Ih Dispute Over His Real Condition

DOCTORS DISPUTE MAY'S CONDITION   Congressman Reported "Cri ical” and Reravarinn

LABOR’S LOVE FEAST ON TODAY   Cr a ae  John Lewis To Be Welcomed Back Into AFL Fold At Miami, Florida

Vandenberg Pledge: His Continued Sup. port To Secretary _O State And Speaks O His “Superb Record?’

PEACE RESULTS PLEASE BYRNES   Reasons For Happiness And Optimism Seen By Secretary Of State

House Board Stays Out Of Court Feud   Decides Doesn’t Have Enough Evidence to Take Any Action in Controversy

Decide Against Justices Probe   Insufficient Evidence Delays Investigation

House Committee Opines It Has no Jurisdiction In HighCourt Controversy

NO HOUSE PROBE IN GOURT FEUD ~   Judiciary. Committee Decides Against Action

House Group Drops Court   Lack Evidence For Intervention Into Supreme Court Feud

Court Controversy Study is Delayed   House Lacks Jurisdiction, Takes 4G Slow’ Attitude in Dispute 

SEENO PROBE OF COURT FEUD   Claim Evidence Not Sufficient To Take Action

EVIDENCE SAID LACKING FOR BENCH ACTION   House Committee Decides To Keep ‘Hands Off’ On Jackson-Black Feud

Delay Probe of Court Quarrel   House Committee Will Not Act at Present in Controversy

Group In House Brushes Aside Court Quarrel   Committee Holds It Lacks Sufficient Evidence On Controversy Belween Jackson and Black

"No Action On Supreme Court Feud   Judiciary Committee “Lacks Sufficient Evidence” to Act in Jen rtreaeeRlanie Wats

Fe oi a i Ol i A wl nite MR Se cheT  'Government’s New Billion-Dollar State-Aid \Hospital Building Program Being Discussed

RUINATION OF MAJOR GERMAN CITIES DEFIES DESCRIPTION, BUT FOOD STILL PROBLEM OF PEOPLE FACING MISERY

DEVASTATION OF GERMANY BY “ALLIED BOMBINGS NOT FATAL TO NATION. SAYS MACKENZIE

TRAIN STRIKES TRUCK, TWO DIE   Engine Crew Trapped In Wreckage, 16 Injured; Driver Escapes

Fe oreign Mir. ters. To Adjourn For : ‘onth; Major Issues Uitsolved

Wyatt Reports U.S. Gains in Housing   850,000 New. Homes Started This Year, Completed

TRIO. IS SPARED FROM GALLOWS   Sentences Are Commuted for Nazi Criminals

‘Martial Law Declared as 59 Deaths  Occur; U. S. Personnel Said Safe

LUMBER YARDS IN UNIFIED PROTEST   Towa, Minnesota and North and Seuth Dakota Dealera Want Better Lumber Service.

Crash Victims’ Remains Found .  ~” Rescuers Hope to Get Them From Peal

Xmas Air Crash Victims Found   Bodies Of Twelve Lie On Laguna Peak

EPISCOPAL DIOCESE ADVOCATES MERGER   Asks Organic Unity with pg eehyterian Church

MORE TRUCKS IN OPERATION   Additional Concerns Break With Employer Group To Sign Union Contract

Trinidad May Be Struck By Tidal Wave   New Tremors Rock Dominican Republic And Haiti Coasts

Operators Agree to Proposal for  Coal Strike Truce   Production of Fuel Will Be Resumed for Two Weeks; Truman Meets With Company and Union Leaders

ROLLING UP ON UNO HORIZON   Two Important Issues Threaten to Cause Trouble

Storm Clouds Gather as UNO Assembly Prepares To Consider Two Issues

tM CLOUDS ROLLING UP ON UNO HORIZON   Two Important Issues Threaten to Cause Trouble

VITAL ISSUES PUT BEFORE UNO   Trusteeship of Mandates, Iran Problem Are Presented

Quick Accord In Ship Row Is Predicted   Nation’s Idle Drops Te Low Ebb As Hope Seen On Maritime Front

Strike Situation Much improved   Settlement Predicted For Threatened Tic-up Of Nation's Shipping

Cleveland Lumber Yard Fire Damage  Placed At $200,001   Iwelve Families Made Homeless As Result Of Spectacular Blaze

BLAZE DAMAGES BIG LUMBER YARE   10 Homes Also Leveled ir $200.000 Cleveland Fire

U.S. Peace Plan Is Explained   Reasons for Byrnes’ Proposals Listed

Audience Is Trapped in Lheater   22-Cabin Tourist Camp Leveled ; by Severe Storm.

GRISLY LONDON MURDER SOLVED   Handsome RAF Veterar Held For Mutilating Beautiful Woman

Grandpa’ s Cold Winters With Deep Snow May Be Returning Now in’ = A Reversal of 50-Year World Trend

World Trend Toward Colder Weather For Next 50 Years Noted by Bureau

. Granpa Was Right About Colder Winters  Weather Was Geffi ng Warmer For 50 Years; Cycle Be lieved Reversed

AIRLINE POSITION ACCEPTED BY HALSEY   Third Fleet Commander to Become Vice President of Pan Ameriran World Airways.

Land Boom Means Storing Dynamite   Continue to Pay Debts; Save for Improvements; Murray Urges

Indiana‘ S Holiday Tragic Deaths iTotal Only 6, Far Under Predictior

World War I Corporation, Ordered to Quit 24 Years Ago, Still Operating

War Firm Former in 1918 Is Still Exnense to U. §.   Liquidation Costs Paid Annually Since 1922, Quiz Reveals

‘Give It the Axe, Says Norblad—  ‘World War  Corp. Attacked   Firm Formed in 1918 Is Still Operating

U.S. Firm Still Fighting First World War   ‘Re Deaderick C Offenses

— OTHMAN — Spruce Firm Still Fights First War  Chopping Trees Since 1918

NIGHT SESSION HELD TO TARE UP GM STRIKE   AUTO PLANT TIEUP AT DETROIT NOW 112 DAYS OLD

GM Strike Accord May Be in Sight   All-Night Parley  Extends Into Today

Bovs And Girls Found In Bed Av. Orphanage   Males Arvested On Charge Of Contrib ting To Delinqueney Of Minors

WALLACE NOTES RISING PHASE’   Increased Consumer Spending And Business Capital Outlays Reported

HOUSE PRESSES TOWARD VOTE ON ATOM RULE   Civilian Proponents Fight’ Ef: fort To Enlarge Role of Military Group :

ATOM CONTRO  BILL NEARING HOUSE VOTE   Group Seeking Civil: ian Rule Finds Hopes Dim

BILL HEARN HOUSE VOTE   Group Seeking Civilian Rule Finds  Hopes Dim 

sete See Se eae EN en ae  Army Expected to Drop kT), T3000 Next Yeu

NEW CEILING PRICE LIST FOR VEGETABLES   Eight Fresh Fruits and Seven Vegetables Are On The List

"REPUBLIC IS NO MORE’  100 Years Ago Tuesday, Texas Joined the Union

‘The Republic of Texas Ils No More’  Texas Becomes the 23th State   By DAVE CHEAVENS

MacArthur Vetos Extra Bodyguard   General Rides Through Huge May Day Throngs

Jap Celebration Proceeds Despite Murder Attempt  MacArthur Disdains Precautions as Men Seek Reputed Plotter

QUARRY HUNTED ~ IN HUGE TOKYO MAY DAY CROWD   Allied Commander, Disdain« ing Unusual Safety Precau-~tions, Rides Through Lines  of Parades.   CONSPIRACY BARED BY A CONFEDERATE   Declares Pistols and Grenades  Were to Be Used—Leader a Former Suicide -Pilot. « 7

POISON DOSE GIVES TIPOFE ON ASSASSINS   SLAYING SCHEDULED DURING MAY DAY CELEBRATION

Japan’s May day program  is orderly  Qasak wainlandan   Seek ringleader  WAcAPMhur plot

Negro Woman Fatally Hurt By Truck Here   Inquest into Aged Woman's Death Sct by Coroner for Tonight.

Ne egro Woman Fatally Hurt By Truck Here   Inquest into Aged. Wo‘man’s ‘Death : Set by ~ ‘Coroner for. Tonight.’

Constable’ s. Notice of Poll. ing Places im St. Charles: > “Downship ree

AGENT ACCUSED WWDEATH SUIT   Warren Farmer Seeks Damages In Fatality .

SUE FARM AGENT INWOMAN’S DEATH   CHARGE MALICIOUS CONDUCT RESULTED IN FATAL ILLNESS

Plan to. Call Ickes, Jones as Witnesses   Will Testify as to Disposal of “Big,” “Little Inch"

Time Runs Short For Council To Aaree on Plans   Control Over Atomic Developments Major Issue, Russians Say

Little Is Expected of UN General Assembly Talks On World Disarmamen

Cautious Action On Reduced Arms Expected at UN   Little Time Allsted for! Con: crete Resolution’ “Covering Disarmament

DISARMAMENT DISCUSSIONS STRIKE SNAC   UN Assembly May Produce Little But Pious Resolutions at Present Time.

World Disarmament Effort Held Barren; Atom Bomb Argued   U.N. Assembly Expected to Close With ‘Pious Resolutions’ Only;  French Delevate’s Views Waited.

CHILD STRANGLED AND STEP-FATHER HELD ON CHARGES   Admits Grabbing Baby by Neck-and Shaking Her-Af ter Becoming Angry ~

HOT FIGHT SEEN ON HOUSING ACT   House Action Looms On Two Issues Left Out Of Bill

Housing Bill Up For Action   House Members Ready For Fight Over Measures Left Out

EXPECT PRICE BATTLE WITH HOUSING BILL   Fear Long Fight Over Federal Requests Left Out of Measure

—HOUSING— Battle Near On Housing  House Sees Clash On Two Requests

House Calls Up Emergency ‘Home Building Bill Amidst ‘Every Indication Of Battle

Issued Last Spring   Scientists Launch Drive To Explain Atom Danger

G. 0. P. Gains In Congress Seen Certain   Party Insistence_ On Full Control Receives Challenge

We'll Win House, Say Republicans   GOP Confident of Picking Up Needed 26 Seats

REPORTER SEES FIRE BREAK OUT   UP Correspondent On Way To Work Stops To Wateh Spectacular Blaze *

Wallace Quster Truman Answer To U. S. Position   ‘American and Soviet Delegates Clash Over Bul garian Army

YUGOSLAVIA ATTEMPT IS VOTED DOWN   Peacemakers Block Attempt to Win All Venezia Guilia

YUGOSLAV HOPES GIVEN A REBUFF   Attempt to Win All Venezia Giulia Defeated, 13 to 5

SLAV BID FOF MORE TERRITOR) 1S VOTED DOWN   Soviet Bloc Vetes in Support of Yugosla-  via, However 

Reds Balk Yugoslav Bid for Venezia   Big Four Unity Is Preserved in Tito Grab Effort Block

LIBERALS FORM PCA; WALLACE IS KEYNOTER   Ten Independent Groups In New Organization; Claime 15 100 Memhoere

Ten Liberal Groups Form Organizatior  Wallace Addresses Pro gressive Citizens Of America Convention

/‘HOME TERM’ COURT HEARS TROUBLES OF SQUABBLING MATES IN:‘COZY ROOM

Hungry Workers Demand Red Meat; Packers Say Worst Is Yet to Come

Considers the Whole American enazification Program in Germany a Complete Failure

GERMANS DO NOT FEEL GUILTY OR DEPRESSED OVER LOSS OF WAR: ONLY REDS RULE FIRMLY

Germans Need to Learn Democracy From Example, Not Just From Books

GIVES HER VIEWS OF OCCUPATION   {Thin is another in aw serien of coltmna written hy repressnutative Gertiana for Mal Boyl4, Poday a German Jewish girl gives her impressiomn of Germany under BiteA rita.

Se ae yg a Ee SE  GERMANS DO NOT FEEL GUIL OR DEPRESSED OVER LOSS OF WAR: ONLY REDS RULE FIRMTY

TROOP ACTION HELD AGAINST TEHERAN PACT   iranian Negotiation Attempt Proves \Failure

U. 5. Requests Inimediate Withdrawal of Soviet Armed Forces From Iran

Committee Would Divide Palesiine Info Three Parts   Anglo-American Plan Would Allow Britain To Retain Control

ARMY CHANGES SPY RING STORY   Says German Group Has Ne Evident Moscow Ties

Army Repudiates Its Story of Communist Spy Ring i in Germany   Only One Member of Organization, Now Described as Local in Scope, Will Face Prosecution

A AN CR SE Se Ea cSRT  Army Repudiates Own Story Of Communist Spy Rine

ARMY BACKS DOWN ON RED SPY STORY   Says ‘Free Germany Committee’ Is Purely local

Socialist Leads List  French Politician:   French Politicians Jockey for Power

Socialist May Succeed De Gaulle; Auriol Urged as Communists Fail

FORMER PRESIDENT HOOVER IN EUROPE TO STUDY FOOD NEEDS; USING EXPERIENCE ON STIRIECT

Mackenzie's. Column    By DEWITT MACKENZI AYP World Traveler  Food Situation Worse Than After Other War

Many To Die Before Food Is Available   Hoover Launches Probe of Shortage Without Any Delusious As to Dangers Which Develop When Hunger Overtakes Maw

Normal Anxiety Is Hint of Normalcy   Sometimes Taken as Sign Of Mental Disorder

Italy Becomes Republic; King Goes into Exile   Ceremony in Rome Today; Nation Quiet After Friday Riots

NO NEW RIOTS INITALY TODAY   Formal Proclamation Of Italian Republic May Be Late Today

British Troops Across the Jordan   Reinforce Holy Land Garrisons In Anticipation  of Outbreaks.

Trouble Breaks Out Again; Underground Call Fills Streets   Force May Be Needed To Place ‘1,300 Deportees Aboard Ships Bound For Detention At Cyprus

REFUGEES IN HAIFA HARBOR REFY BRITISI   Use of Force May Be Necessary to Remove Jews to Island of Cyprus.

REFUGEES IN HAIFA HARBOR DEFY BRITISH   Hurry Call For Reinforcements To Remove Jews From Vessels

British. Move More Troops ate Palestine Following Explosion on Refuqee Shin

Fear of Violence Grips Palestine   Jewish Refugees Damage Transport Bound for Cyprus

Britain's Troops Cross River Jordan   They Are Reinforcing The British Garrison In The Holy. Land

FORCE MAY BE ‘USED TO BREAK ‘UP. RESISTANCE   gs Swarm Through Haifa After Latest Developments in Palestine Crisis

JEWISH REFUGEES REFUSE 10 BOARD SHIPS FOR CYPRUS   Tension Mounts in Haifa as  Crowds Demonstrate Be et Vi nv eb

British Reinforce Palestine  Retugees Damage Ship Carrying   Retugees Damage Ship Carrying Them to Cyprus; Outbreaks Awaited

BRITISH REINFORCE PALESTINE   Navy Saves Ship Which Refugees Tried to Scuttle

BRITISH RENEW MILITARY PLANS IN HAIFA PORT   Reinforcemnts s Are Sent Into Palestine Today From Trans Jordan

DAMAGED BY BLAST; JEWISH UNDERGROUND CONTINL  ON NERVES, AVOID VIOEENC

Underground War Of Nerve: Still In Force   More False Telephone “Tips” That Central Postoffice Was About To Be Blown Up.

MORE BRITISH TROOPS RUSHED INTO PALESTINE      Workers Repair Refugee Ship Damaged By Explosion; Holy Land Tense   STERN MEASURES USED   y War Of Nerves Continues As Underground Keeps New Plans Hidden

CONGRESS ONLY HOPE OF DILLON DAM FOES   Army Engineers Say Project Is Only Feasible One

Ohio Drys Speed Drive To Make State Drinking Desert; Sway 26 Townships

26 VILLAGES, TOWNSHIPS IN OHIO VOTE DRY   Wets Only Open Up in Two New Places by Local Option

‘ARID TREND CONTINUES AS WETS LOSE GROUND  26 MORE OHIO AREAS GO DRY

POLES CLAIM ATOMIC: WAR: PREPARATION   Big 4 Together To Seek Common Ground fer Peace

Short Time Before Meeting Today & Polish Delegate Renewed Namecalling with Accusations that some Delegates were Apparently Preparing for an “Atomic War,"

‘Atomic War’ Talk Widens Paris Breach   Conference Outlook Dark as East, West Envoys Renew Fight

Polish Delegate Accuses Nations  Of Warlike Aim:   Says Conferees Are Plan ning Future Atomic War, Not Peace

Atomic War Fear Voiced as Big 4 Meet   Attempt to Patch East-West Rift Starting Today

Westinghouse : Denies Ability - To Pay Boost   Officials’ Claim: Company Is Not Making Enough to Meci $2 a Duy      Output Electric: Devices Ceases   OPA Official Appeals For Voluntary Rationing of  Equipment Dur. ing Strike

Westinghouse Says Demand Is Impossible  " Statement Follows   Statement Follows Severance of Wave Contract

15 Missing, 5 Dead in Crash Of Two B-17s   Air and Sea. Forces Continue Search Off Coast of Panama

INDIANA POLICE BREAK UP CLOTHING BLACK MARKET RING: 4 MEN ARRESTED

Kansas Remains Staunchly GOP   Carlson Defeats Woodring For Governorship After Sizzling Campaign

WOODRING FAILS IN KANSAS RAGE   Carlson Elected Governor a: State Again Chooses Republican Slate

Farm Girl, 12, Wins First with junior Steer   10,490 Pure-Blooded Animals Entered In Livestock Show

INOS GIRL IS-FIRST WINNER AT STOCK SHOW   More Than 10,000 Animals - Entered in Exposition at Chicago

Prank At Football Game Costs Boy Loss Of Hand   Sets Off Dynamite Cap During Halt-Time Of Game And Is Badly Hurt

SLIDE CHANGES NIAGARA FALLS   CRASH IS BLAMED ON SLIGHT EARTH TREMOR

TWO FALLS OF ROCK AT NIAGARA   Believed to to Have Altered Contour. Of the Falls

Martin Says GOP Congress Must Whip Depression   Party Leaders Start Search for 1948  Convention City

Republicans Must Work To Head Off “Truman Depression,” Martin Says

GOP Aims To Prevent ‘Truman Depression’   Republicans Lay Plans For National Convention In 1948

FIRMLY AGAINST RED ATOM PLAN   U.S. Won’t Give Up Bomb: Till Control Measures Provided

HE SAW HIS BUDDIES BLINDED  Man Marked For Early Deatt Offers Eyes To Aid Veteran

City Officials Warn  Beer Parlors About  Sales To Youngsters Complaints Prompt  Action To Prevent yr Reeurseing Ineidarite

City Officials Warn Beer Parlors About Sales To Youngsters  Complaints Prompt _  - Action To Prevent ~  t  PRaanevitna Tenatelncbe

VETERAN KILLED IN CAR CRASH   Body Thrown From Car As It Failed to Make Curve At High Rate of Speed.

CAR TURNS OVER; EX-SOLDIER KILLED   FOUR RIDING WITH GOODMAN MAN ESCAPE INJURY IN WRECK ON CURVE.

36,866 MORE BIRTHS THAN DEATHS IN FIRST '8 MONTHS OF YEAR IN ILL.

Rotary Members Entertain Wives Tuesday Evening   Buttons Presented To 8 Past Presidents On Behalf of Club

;  Rotary’ Members Entertain Wives   Tuesday E “venine   Buttous Presented To $ Past Presidents On Behalf of Club

‘Resolution Urging Creation Of Group To Study Housing Shortage Before State Senate   Commission Of 17 Men Would Make First Report To Governor March 1 .

Want Cabinet ‘in’ on Bomb Control Body   Navy, Interior Secretaraies Against All Civiljan Agency far & taah

‘Forrestal, Ickes Urge Senators To Deal (Cabinet Members In On A-Bomb Controle

URGE SENATE: CHANGE ATOM CONTROL BIL   Forrestal, Ickes Want Cabinet Members On Commission

Additional Food Promised World By US., Britain   Soviet Rejects Plea for Aid  From Truman

Applications For Welfare Help Increase  Schedule Revised Ms,» 88... on SP   Schedule Revised By State Unit To Provide More Aid

Plurality Close to One  . Million Votes Given by Republicans in Advance Figuring  Frauds Watched.  Units Are Watching Polling Closely in Larger Cities

Anti-Nazi  Prelate Dies   Von Galen Is Second ‘Prince of Church to Die Since Elevation

CARDINAL GALEN, FAMED GERMAN CHURCHMAN, DEAD   Prelate, Recently Elevated   by Pope, Outspoken Foe  at Mieci Danincn

MAN, 131, FLIES FROM FLORIDA TO NEW YORK   Major Monroe With. stands Rigors of Press Interview

PERSONAL LOANS ON THE BUDGET PLAN  SE a ee eT ne ola .   YOUR NEW APPLIANCES

Packing Industry Strike Looming  CIO Union Leaders Predicting Walkout

English Troops Fire On Mobs Supporting Striking Seamen   Report 30 Killed, 500 Injured in Blood: Riots; Stage Sympathy Demonstrations in Calcutta

BRITISH GUNS FORCE SEAMEN TO QUIT FIGHT   Gov’t Pours ‘In Reinforce ments; Call On Naval Fleet

INDIAN SAILORS IN SHIP FORCED TO SURRENRER   British Troops in ‘City Open Fireon Frenzied Native Mahe

British Open Fire on Mobs In Bombay   New Weve of Violence Flares, Casualties Rising; Unconditional Surrender Demanded

NEW VIOLENCE IN BOMBAY AS RIOTS SPREAT   British Guns Force Surrender Of Indians Aboard Ship; Casualties Mount

TOMMIES OPEN FIRE AS REVOLT GRIPS BOMBAY   Mobs Riot In Support Of Striking Seamen; Karachi Indians Give Up   Map on Page 16.

British Fire On Frenzied Indian Mobs   “Absolute Rebellion” a Bombay; Mutineers on Vessel Surrender.

BRITISH TROOPS FIRE INTO MOBS IN BOMBAY RIOT   Mutinous Seamen Give Up One Ship, But Hold Out Upon 10 Others

british Silence Indian Mutiny At Karachi Por   New Violence’ Breaks Out In Bombay, Elsewhere; Tommies Fire On Mobs

AWAIT HIT; 300 FEARED DEAD IN HILO   Latter City Is Wrecked by Wall of Water— Scores of Persons Swept Out to Sea.   Da  DAMAGE RUNS  INTO MILLIONS   Islands Lashed After Submarine Earthquake— Full Extent of Catastre: phe Undetermined:

Hilo on Hawaii Hardest Hit Town; Bodies of 37 Dug Out of Slimy Ruin:

Hilo Is Shambles of. Horror, As Rescuers Dig forVittims *   Tidal Rush Pounds Scotch Gap Lighthouse at Unimak Island

Navy Officers Report 300 May Have Perished At Hilo, Hawaii   Bodies of 37 Victims Are Recovered from Wreckage of City   MANY ARE REPORTED SWEPT OUT TO SEA   Force of Water Crushes Buildings, Damages —  Harbor Breakwater 

Once Beautiful City ls Reported Wrecked   Hundreds Feared Dead as Rescue Efforts Are Started

Tidal Waves  Upset Pacific, 26 Are Deac   Ships Warned to Prepare For 99-100 Foot Waves; 1 Califernian Dies

Reporter Flies Over Inundated Hawaiian Areas   Fulton Teacher Missing in Hilo; Total Dead Unknown

City of Hilo Now Wrecked And Desolate  Hnyoe Runildings Are   Huge Buildings Are Flattened; Many Swept Out to Sea

LABGR-INDUSTR) WOULD SETTLE ANY DISPUTES   Group Opposed To Crea tion Of Government  “Super Machinery”   FOUR MEDIATION PLANS SUGGESTED

Freedom for Employers and Unions Urged   Forced Arbitration Rejected as Solution Of Strike Poblems

Free Industry, - Labor Sought   Top Leaders Recommend Mediation Policy

French Claim Heavy Viet-NamCasualtie  In Atfack on Hanoi  Report Eight Jap Bodies Found Among meo°¢)@6UulUrr LD ele

French Claim Strong Victory   Stage Christmas Night Attack In Hanoi; Heavy Losses Reported

French Beat off Viet Nam Attack   Eight Japanese Bodies Found Among Casualties

Smash Attack, French Declare  Claim to Have Beaten   Claim to Have Beaten Off Strong Christmas Night Attack

UMW Chieftain’s Suburban Home Blacks Out HalfHour Before Midnight Deadline

ALL'S QUIET AT JOHN L’S HOME   Union Boss Reads About Possible Fate in the Morning Papers

Lewis Sleeps Through It   No Flutter at Residence as Deadline Passes, Morning Papers Bring Him News of U. S. Plans

Morning Papers Give John L.  News of Government Plans Mine Union Leader in Bed Before Midnight;  ee re eae. Py Sey Came SA A He aren rare y tre eee

LOBBIES CHARGED WITH BLOCKING POWER PROGRESS   Leaders Open Fight to '. Finish On Powerful Electric Lobby.

Romania Pro-Reds To Be Recosnized   Britain, U. S. ‘Approve  Groza Government

Air Route From Vienna To Udine Is Again Open  Flying Fortress   Flying Fortress Makes Flight Without Incident

Vienna-Udine Route Reopenec With Fortress   First Bomber Ends Trip With No Incidents

FULLY ARMED, ' UNMOLESTED — ON FIRST TRIP   Mail, Freight . -¥ Carried On at 4 Flight

96 ARE LISTED STILL MISSING IN TIDAL WAVES   90 Bodies Recovered as Officials Press Search for All Possible Survivors

STILL MISSING   THREE SCHOOL TEACHERS ARE AMONG $6 LISTED AS MIss-— ING IN WAVE DISASTER

Mystery Couple Now Sought In Kidnap-Murder   Chicago Police Order Hunt For Couple Seen Outside Degnan Home   SLAYING VICTIM BURIED FRIDAY

DOUBT PRISONER  1S DEGNAN KILLER   DEPUTIES FIND DISCREPAN. CIES IN STORY—SUSPECT INSISTS HE SLEW.

Arab Leaders Reject British Bid To Parley   To Map Plans  For Palestine

—NO HOLY LAND PARTITION —  Arabs Reject British Bid to Roundtable

Arabs Reject A Bid   Refuse to Attend London Talks, Or  Any Others Based On Partition of Holy Land

ARAB OFFICIALS SNUB PLAN FOR LONDON PARLEY   Refuse To Take Part In Anj Discussion Dealing With Palestine Partition

Arabs Refuse Seat At London Meeting On Palestine Issue   British Consider Sending Extra Jews to Cyprus

Arabs Decline Invitation Te  London Talks   Say They Could Not Agree Te Take Part In Discus‘ sion Based On Par thtiou Palestine

Arabs Refuse Invitation To London Talks   Halt Of Unauthorized Jewish Immigration Into  Palestine Asked.

Support in Fight Against Plan To Partition Sought   Plan To Split Area Into Provinces Is Bitterly Opposed

Arabs Turn Down London Proposal  Roundtable Talks Shunned by Executive

ArabsTurn— Down Bid To London Talks   Leaders Will Not Take Part In Any Palestine Partition; Russ Views Awaited

Arabs Decline London Visit   Leaders Refuse Invitation To Discuss Palestine Yeanea

Arabs Reject Palestine Talk   Statement of British Policy Expected Soon

Arab Chiefs Refuse To Talk Over Holy Land Future  British Statement On Palestine Situotion I¢ Due

Discussion On Holy Land Is Requested   British Ready For New Drastic Near East Action

ARABS TURN DOWN INVITATION TO BE IN ON CONFERENCE   Refuse to Attend London Meet To Discuss Future Plans - "For Holy Land

British Say Arabs Turn Down Their ‘Discussion Bid —   Arab Executive Can Not Agree to Talk About Partition  Of the Holy Land

ARAB LEADERS REJECT TALKS ON HOLY LAND   Expect Great Britain Statement on Plans to Stop Immigrants

Arabs Refuse To Come To London For Talks... . Dramatic Statement On Palestine Is Expected

Arabs Turn Down Holy Land Talks,  Cunningham Says   Arabs Also Question Reported Plans to Halt Jewish  Tatrenioratian

Arabs Reject Parley   London Dispatches Report Dramatic Statement Ready

Arab Leaders Turn Down Bid To Roundtable Talks On ‘Future Of The Holy Land   Tell British They Will Not Discuss Any Partitioning Of Palestine

British High Commissioner Gets Palestine Turn Down To Roundtable Concalves

Raise Question On Unauthorized Entry of Jews   Expect Statement In London After Threat Of Blockade To Palestine Coast

ARABS REJECT BRITISH OFFER FOR CONFERENCE   Palestine Group Refuses te Go to London for Confab

Arabs Decline To Enter Parley   Raise Question of Jews Zion Entrance

ARABS DECLINE BID FOR PARLEY ON HOLY LAND   Russia May Be Brought Into Situation, With Delegation To Moscow

Arabs Reject Invitation To  London Confab   Refuse To Take Part In Any Talks Based On  Palestine Partition.

24. Norwegian Seamen Saved From Hurricane In Atlantie;  Search For Others Is Pushed

24 SAVED AFTER “TANKER SIKS I ATLANTIC STORY   Const Guard Planes and Sur face Ships Seek 14° Missina Men

14 LOST AT SEA AS SHIP SPLITS   24 Of Norwegians Rescued From Stormy Atlantic

‘Hurricane-Lashed Norwegian Tanker Breaks In Two Off Carolina Coast: 24 Rescued   Planes And Surface Craft Continue Search For 14 Other Crew Members

Planes Continue Atlantic Search For Missing Men   Ship Broke in Two Off Carolina Coast

NorwoglanTanker Wrecked Off Billy abeth Clty, N. C, —» Posstbié Loss of 16 Lives — Army, Navy and Coast Guard Planes Rontias: ‘to Search Atlantic.

Press Search For Survivors  Of Shipwreck   Twestty-four Norwegian Seamen Snatched From Stormy Adiantic By ¢ Rescue Veasels

Ship Split In Half In Hurricane... . 24 Norwegian Seamen Rescued Off Coast Of N.C.; Hunt For Others

24 Survive Shi p Wreck In Atlantic   Sixteen Others Believed Lost As Tanker Breaks In Half During Storm

24 Rescued  From Ocean   Snatched From Stormy Atlantic After Hurricane Sinks Norwegian Tanker

Rescue 24 Norwegian Seamen  14 Others Missing,  Bram Wraclad kin

24 Tanker Crew Members Saved  Hurricane Wrecks  Craft and 16 Men  cake: ae: he

SHIP. FOUNDERS iN ‘ATLANTIC; MOST OF CREWMEN RESCUED      Fourteen Missing and Aireraft, Ships Search Area; 24  Norwegians Saved

SEARCH IS ON FOR 14 SEAMEN   24 Norwegians Saved as Ship Founders in Gale

Press Search For 14 Seamen   24 Norwegian Sailors Rescued After Ship Splits in Half

24 Rescued, 14 Missing in Ship Disaster   Norwegian Craft Splits In Half During Gale Off Carolina Coast

Wrecked Sailors Rescued at Sea  24 Are Saved After Tanker Splits in Two

Broadcast Averts Stove Explosion   Radio Warns Jowa Girl That Green Attendant Sold Gas for Kerosene

SOME WORKERS WILL RESUME JOBS MONDAY   Resumption of Full Production Expected in Most Plants In Few Days

STEEL  VIRTUALLY SETTLED   U. S. Steel Corp. And CiO Union Reach Agreement

United States Steel Workers (CIO) and United Steel Corp, Reach Agreement — Receive 1844 Cent Hourly Wage Increase.

Five U.S. Steel Plants To Start Immediate Work   Truman Jubilant  At End Of Strike

18.5-Cent © Wa; age Boo ost 7      U.S.STEEL CORP. ANDCIO “REACHED AGREEMENT LAST. NIGHT; TERMS SAME AS. TRUMAN PROPOSED EARLIER

Peace Soon in GM Plants, Meat House:  Pay Agreement Calls for 18'/2 Cent Hike

Will Grant Increases of Eighteen and a. Halt Cents Per Hour—Union Orders 125,000 Workers: In U. S, Steel Plants:to Return’ ‘to Jobs Monday — Resume Negotiations “Wk Orhne Cawoanies : By

Big U. S. Firm Leads Way With Union Contract   125,000 Will Resume Jobs Monday; Others Due To Follow Soon

Agreement Sets Pay Pattern for Entire Industry   125,000 Workers Ordered Back to Jcbs Beginning Monday Morning

Lionists Score Event as Cunning Opposifion Move   Flying Squads of British Troops Scour Holy Land

BILLIONS ARE VOTED 10 AID U.S. WAR ALLY   RUSSIA LOOMS BIG IN BITTER HOUSE ARGUMENT

House Passes British Loan To Aid Trade   Measure Goes to Truman Without Collateral

Measure Now Waits Truman’s Signature  ‘Deluge of ‘Security’ Amendments Beaten Down in Ravid-Fire Order

House Follows Senate in Authorizing Huge Fund. Measure Now Goes to President ‘Tru ered

HOUSE OKAYS BILL PASSED BY SENATE   Amendments to Put Strings on Loan Defeated

Sent To Truman After 219-155 Vote By House   Shout Down Move Te Cut $3,750,000,000 Figure Or Require Bases. Collateral

Russia Loomed Large in Bitter House Arguments   England to Rehabilitate Trade With Fund of Nearly Four Billions

Congress Gives British Loan Final Approval   Measure Passes House by Vote of 219 to Loo, Sending $3,750,000,000 Bill to Truman; . Russia Looms Larve in Long, Bitter Debate

Congress Puts Final Approvat OnBritish Loan   Efforts To Require Britain To Put Up Collateral Fails

Congress Gives Final Approval  To British Loan   $3,750,000,000 Fund Is Passed By House Vote of 219 to 155; Ready for Truman’s Signature

British Loan Is Passed by U. §. Congress   House Votes 219 to 155 to Approve of Aid to War Ally

$3,750,000,000 Credit Approved 219 to 155 After Long Debate   Legislation Awaits Truman’s Signature; All Efforts To Obtain Collateral or Island Bases Defeated in Final Balloting

British Loan Bill Sent To Truman   Party Lines Severed In Final Vote Of Bitter Battle

‘Congress Gives Approval to British Loan After Squelching Eight Amendments to Plan

House Okehs British Loan. By 219 fo 155   As Senate Had Already Authorized Huge Loon, Measure Goes to White House for Approval

219-155 VOTE SENDS MEASURE TO PRESIDENT   Representatives Beat Off Opposition Moves To Alter Terms

CONGRESS HUES BRITAIN, OKAYS BILL FOR GOLL   Three-Billion Loan Approved By House, 219-155—Act To President

House Passes Big Measure By 219 To 155 After Debate   Effort To Require Collateral Fails After Arguments

Fund Intended To Rehabilitate English Trade   Shadow of Russia Hovered Over Bitter Arguments in House

Measure Goes To President For Signature   House Beats Back Numerous Amendments and Proposals

Final Vote On Gigantic  Credit Measure Is 219 To 155      — -— ae Sse lU OOO     Measure Already Has Senate OK   Russia Looms Large Ie Final Arguments Over Bitterly Fought Issue

House Vote Sends It to White House   Three and Three-Quarter Billion Measure Wins By 219 to 155, «

Measure Now Goes to President for His Signature   Many Amendments Voted Down Before Ratification Ballot Is Taken: Vote Was 219 to 155

Bill Now Coes  ry, i i CSiacue  For Signature      Senaie Had Alresdy Aw thorized Huge Fund To Help England Restore Teade   Passed House By 219 to 155 Vote   Russia Loomed Large Ti Long And Bitter Argus ments Prior To Poccupe

OPPONENTS TRY VAINLY T0 ALTER TERMS OF GRANT   Fina! Congressional Action Comes After Days of Debate and by a Vote  of 219 to 155.   $3,750,000,000 IS LENT FOR 50 YEARS   No Interest Charged First 5 Years—England Agrees to Remove Barriers to Trade.

Congress Sends Measure to Truman for Extending Loan Of $3,750,000,000, to Be Repaid on 50-Year Basis

—TO TRUMAN — 219 to 155 Is Lineup For Victory.   All Amendments Shouted Down In Rapid Order

Measure Goes To Truman For His Signature  Russia Looms Large In The Final Dehatea

WELLSVILLE CHILD, 6, HURT BADLY BY AUTO   Youngster Is 3rd Victim Of Mishaps During Week

JEWISH TERRORISTS ISSUE NEW THREATS   Give Warnings Of New Bombing Campaign

pi HEAR NEW THREATS   JEWISH EXTREMISTS TELEPHONE WARNINGS OF NEW BOMBING ATTACKS IN PALESTINE

- Thousands Line Burial Route Glennon’s Native Church Tolls Funeral Dirge as Body Passes

Churchill Renews Appeal For Anglo-Speaking Unity; Does Not Mention Russia

Churchill Wants U. §, Britain To Walk Together In Majesty, Peace   Former British Prime Minister Tells Virginia Legislators There Must Be Union Of Hearts Based On Convictions, Common Ideals

ARMS ALLIANCE PLEA REPEATED BY CHURCHILL   Avoids Reference to Russia In Virginia Speech

Pre servation Of Peace Main Goal, He Warns   Former Prime Minister Deelares‘lt Cannot Be Kept By Casiing Aside ‘Pano ply Wartime Strength’   Does Not Mention Reds, Communism   Union of Hearts Based Upon Convictions and > Common Ideals Among _  Both Nations Urced —

Churchill Speaking To Va. Legislature Repeats His Request For Association

Churchill Renews Plea for Union of U. S. and Britain   Americans and Britons Must Stand Together in All Times, He Says   AFPEARS BEFORE VIRGINIA ASSEMBLY   Former Prime Minister Omits Reference to Reds Made et Fulton

Churchill Urges U.S To Help Win Peace   British Leader Says Common Stand Needed To Help Prevent New War

Churchill Again Appeals. For. Close Union Of The English Speaking Peoples

Must Stand Together, Churchill Says Again   Ex-Premier Pleads For ‘Union Of Hearts’ - In Address To Virginia Legislature

‘Together   -Former Prime Minister Makes Anglo-American Unity Theme of Virginia Speech

Churchill Urges U.S. Britain To Cooperate   Former Prime Minister Speaks Before Joint Seecion of Va. Assembly

Says U. S. And Britain Must Defend Peace   Pays Special Tribute To Gen. Eisenhower In Address Before Virginia Assembly

U.S, BRITAIN MUST STAND TOGETHER CHURCHILL WARNS   Statesman Renews Plea for Unity in Address ‘at Richmond Va.

UNION IN ARMS STRESSED AGAIN BY CHURCHILL   Anglo-U. $. Coalition Seen As Best Preservative Of Future Peace

English-Speaking People Should Stand Together, Winnie Tells Virginians

Russia Not Mentioned in  New Address   British Wartime Leader Indirectly Boosts Creation of Strong Anglo-American Al Jiance

Urges Union Of Nations  During Peace   British Statesman Addresses Cheering  Virginia Lawmakers

Says Union of  Britain, America  Is “Will of God’   Addresses Session Of Virginia Assembly; Gen. Eisenhower Among Those Present

New Churchill Plea For U.S., British Accord   ‘Must Be Union of Hearts Based on Convictions, Common Ordeals’

CHURCHILL PLEA FOR ANGLO-U. S, UNITY REPEATED   British Leader Fails To Mention Russia, However, In Address In Richmond: Attacks Extremists.

Must Not Cast Aside Wartime Strength, s Churchll Warning   Calls on Britons, Americans to Stand Together In Defense of Causes Held Dear; Pays Special Tribute to Gen, Eisenhower

CANNOT CAST ASIDE PANOPLY OF ~ WARTIME STRENGTH   Churchill Called Upon Briton: and Americans to Stand Together.   PRAISED EISENHOWER   Spoke of His Work In Welding Allied Troops Into Fichters.

Warns Peace Cannot Be Preserv- ed If Warline Strength Is Cast! Aside In Dangerous Times   [DOES NOT REFER TO RUSSIAN ACTIVITIES

Churchill Asserts Nations Should Stand Together  Briton Pays Tribute  To Eisenhower : For Leading Forces

Cautions Casting Aside Of ‘Warlike Strength’  Cannot Preserve Peace

Churchill Calls On Britain And U. S. To Stand Together In Defense of World Peace

Churchill Softens Plea F or Alliance      Stresses Spiritual Union, Doesn’t Refer to Russia

CHURCHILL IN APPEAL FOR CLOSE UNION   Of English-Speaking Peoples, Defending Cormon ideais

Churchill Renews His Plea For Greater Co-Operation BetweenAmericans, British

British Visitor Renews Call For Alliance   Former Premier Heard By Legislature Of Virginia   Statesman Omits Any Reference To Gawipete

CHURCHILL AGAIN CALLS FOR UNION   Says Britain And U. S. Must Stand Together Firmly

Should Stand Together   U.S. and Britain Should Have Union Of Purpose Former Prime Minister Says

U.S. And Britain Should Walk Together, He Says   War-Time Prime Minister And His Party Will Visit Williamsburg This Afternvon

Says Britain And US Mus‘ Stand Close   Ex-Prime Minister Asks Retention Of Allied Armed Might

Plea For Accord From Churehill Ts Toned Dowt   Neither Communism Nor . Russians ‘Mentioned In . Speech At Richmond, Va.

AN ALLIANCE AGAIN ASKED BY CHURCHILL   Prime Minister Addresses Virginia Legislature, Urging That America and Great Britain Stand Tocether.

Churchill Repeats His Appeal For Alliance      Tells Virginia Legislature it Is the “Will of God” for Nations to Unite

Must Defend Causes Held Dear, He Says   Pays Tribute To Gen. Eisenhower For Leadership

Former Prime Minister Calls For Britain, U. 5. To Stand Together   No Mention Made To Soviet State   Calls For Defense Of Those “Causes Which We Hold Dear’? For Mankind

Churchill Addresses Virginians   Again Calls for Anglo-American Friendship Pact

Churchill Bid For Coalition Voiced Anew   U. S., Britain Urged To Unite in Defense Of ‘Cammon Ideals’

Says Americans, Britons Must Stand Together _  Churchill Reiterates Unity Plea

Churchill Again Calls Upon U. S. And Brifain to Stand Together in "Defense of Causes We Hold Dear   Speaking Before Virginia Legislature; Briton Cautions That Peace Cannot Be Preserved by Casting Aside ‘Panooly of Wartime Strenath’

Military Strength Needed To Keep Peace, Churchill Says   N.Y. Stocks

Declares Peace Must Be Backed By Armed Force   Former British Prime Minister Speaks At Richmond, Va., Today

CHURCHILL-PLEA FOR UNITY HITS DISARMAMENT   Warns Peace Cannot En. dure If We Abandon “Warlike Strength”

Churchill Pleads ‘Union Of Hearts’ Among English-Speaking Peoples

Unity Plea Is Made In Talk By Churchill   Former Prime Minister Says “We Should Stand Together’

CHURCHILL ASKS GREATER UNITY   Ex-Premier Says U. S., Britain Should ‘Defend Causes We Hold Dear’

Thurchill, in Speech _ Also Calls fora ‘Un “ion of Hearts Among English Speaking Peoples.

Churchill Urges Varlike Strenigth By U. S.Britain   Should Stand Together for Defense. He Savc

AUSS IGNORED INUNITY PLE -AY CHURCHILI   Virginia Speech Warns Peage Can’t Be Preserved by Disarming.

 J  (Churchill Calls Upon ‘Britons And Americans ‘To Stand Together

NEW PLEA MADE FOR ALLIANCE OF U.S., BRITAIN   Churchill Tells Virginia Legislature Two Nations Must Stand Together

Churchill Asks Unity   Calls on U. S. and Britain to Maintain War Strength For Peace

Churchill Again Calls For British 'U. S. Coalition   Speaks Today Before Joint Session Of Virginia Legislature

Tornado Strikes Arkansas Town   Jesseyville Area Is Scene Of Latest Tornado In MidWest District

Mild Heat Wave Due   Temperatures to Hit 90’s in Middlewest; Cooler Weather Follows

Strike In City Spreads   Shutdown of All City Facilities Is Threatened

MARTIAL LAW MAY BE REQUESTED AS AFL PLANS CITY STRIKE . “UP TO GOVERNOR,”  “ $aAYS MAYOR AFTER NOTICE RECEIVED

Legion in tts Final Session   Stormy Sessions Over Training Issue Delayed Closing

Unification of Armed Forces Brings Hot Debate at S. F.   Navy Adherents Expected to Raise Strong Opposition to Merger of Services in U. S.

Merger of Armed Forces Issue af Legion Convention  Heavy Opposition —

Legion Dissatisfaction With Veterans Affairs Remains Bitter Issue

LEGION RAPS VET HANDLING   Becomes Bitter Issue Ir Final Sessions Of Convention

Conduct of VA Bitter Issue af Legion Session   Dispute Aggravated by Clash Between Gen Bradlev and Stelle

Aggravated By Persona Exchanges Between Omar Bradley and Commander Stelle

tn een ee erence OES  LEGION HEADS BITTER OVER DISPUTE WITH GEN. BRADLEY

STELLE BLASTS BRADLEY AGAIN   REPEATS CHARGE HE HAS BROKEN FAITH WITH WAR VETERANS

State Police Chief Boints t “Alarming Increase in High‘way Accidents

MINIMUM WAGE BOOST OKEHEL   Senate Labor Body Ap.  proves 65 Cents an Hour

Senate Approves 65-Cent Hourly  Minimum Wage  Retail, Wholesale Firms Affected By Committee Action

Senate Labor Group Passes Move to Up Minimum Wage   QS. Legislation for Boost From 40 Cents to 65 Cente-an Hane”

ANOTHER SHOW FOR JOE LOUIS   Champion Will Defend Title 23rd Time Sept. 18, Meet‘ing Tami Meuriello

—OPA SUED- OPA Named In 2 Suits  Actions Are Filed In Ohio Courts

Ohio Firm Sues 5 OPA Chiefs   Charges Agents Used Concern as “Guinea Pig” To Set Up Price Controls.

BRI. 1S EXPECTED IOJOIN WITH CLO   Whitney Tells of Plan of Brotherhood to be in Union.

TRAINMEN TO JOIN C10 OR AFL   CLO Seems to be Most Likely Choice -—CIO Spokesman Baya CIO Would Welcome Trainmen,

Truman’s Batting Average Is Low in Congress  He Was Rebuffed ; on Fifteen

Truman's Batting Average Is Low in Congress  He Was Rebuffed on Fifteen Wanted Measures

A.A.F. Secret Out! The XB-35  New U. S. Flying Wing Bomber ‘Dwarfs B-29; Has Range Record

Captain From Castile Remains of Hernan Cortes Believed Found in Mexico

No Prints Are Found On Weapon   Storms Reports Lack Of Fingerprints On Long Knife Said’ To Belong To Heirens ' Youth

No Fingerprints On Hunting Knife   Best Evidence Found Yet in Heirens Case

Peace Signed in China, Is Claim   Nationalists’ Reports Hove Not Been Verified

CAIRO SHAKEN BY BOMBINGS   New Violence Flares In Egypt Cities °

Russians Said Mining Uranium   Germans Report Haste Apparent In Czechoslovek Mines

SOVIETS SAID TO FIND RICH URANIUM SUPPLY   German Editor Claims Reds Exploit Valuable Deposit

Two Pilots Perish In Airport Crash   Ten Passengers Injured When Bi Transport Plane Drops 50 Feet To Ground

Illegal Business in Rum, Fur Told  Ring of Racketeers in State Watched 

U. S. Steel Signs Contract With CIO Union on Basis Of Wage-Price Policy   Strike Picture At Glance

SETTLEMENT EXPECTED’ TO PAVE WAY FOR END OF MAJORITY OF DISPUTES 

War Dorord  AWVUYh we  Of Red Cross Made Public   List Tctal Gorments, Surgical Dressings Completed in County

Davaal Maren  ae rivil  Of Red Cross War Record   List Blood Donations, Nurses’ Aides, Home Nursing Activities

Restaurants Up in Arms  Over Prices   Storm of Protest Hits Restoration Of Tune 30 Ceilings

Restaurant Men Rap OPA Edict  Price Ceilings Are Qteancriecry Deatactoan

Restaurants © Protest OPA Price Ruling   Restoration of June 3¢ Ceilings Unpopulor With Cuting Indush y

RESTAURANTS PROTEST CUT   Claim Inability to Keer Open Under OPA Order On Price Rollback

Restaurant Industry Blasts New OPA Rule   Group Protests Restoration of June 30 Price Ceilings

Restaurant Men Rap OPA Edict  Price Ceilings Are Strongly Protested

U. S. TO OPPOSE DEMANDS ON TURKE!   Note to Be Sent Moscow Stating American Positicn on Control of Dardanelles.

Famous Designer Cracks Up During Test Hop Above Beverly Hills Area

Noted Flyer Injured In Plane Crash   Howard Hughes Suffers Broken Bones And Burns

A Chance To Live   Some Hope For Recovery of Howard Hughes, Badly Hurt In Crash  Of Experimental Plane

Hughes Is. Given “Chance” to Live After Plane Crash   Skull Fractured, Ribs ~ and Collarbone Broken  - ain Exverimental Flicht

UEFERG BURN, ONULL INJURY, PIERGED KNEE   Plane, Movie Maker Resting Well After Smashup on Test Flight.

HOWARD HUGHES HURI CRITICALLY AS NEW TYPE PLANE CRASHES  TEXAS FLIER, LEADER IN AVIATION, OTHER RIICINECS MAY TIVE

Hughes Badly Injured In Plane Crash   Millionaire Movie Maker and Plane Builder Smashes 3 Houses in Landing Experimental Craft.

Howard Hughes Injured In Test  Experimental Plane Crashes, Explodes

HOWARD HUGHES BADLY HURT IN EXPERIMENTAL PLANE CRASH   Wealthy Movie And Plane Maker ‘Hits House In Trying To Land.

Famed Flyer Is Badly Injured   Howard:'Hughes Suffer: . Serious Hurts When Tect Plane Crashes

ae  CRITICALLY AS NEW TYPE PLANE CRASHES  TEXAS FLIER, LEADER IN AVIATION, OTHER to weyorarree MAY TTUE

Howard Hughes Near Death as Latest Plane Creation Wipes Out Three Houses in Maiden Flight

Experimental Craft Sets Beverly Hills House Afire  ne cTp nvea. uoOMr

Experimenta! Craft Explodes After Plunge   XF-11 Smashes Into Three Houses, Garage In Beverly Hills

HOWARD HUGHES CRITICALLY HURT IN PLANE CRASH   MILLIONAIRE MOVIE PRODUCER IS GIVEN A FIGHTING CHANCE

Howard Hughes Is Critically Injured   Well Known Sportsman In Crash of New Experimental Plane  In Beverly Hilic

FLIER SUFFERS T BROKEN RIBS, COLLAR BONE   Experimental Plane Crashes Into Beverly Hills Residential District

Hughes Badly Hurt As Plane Falls In Test  Hit Houses And Garage In Crash OF Newact Plane

Hughes Given Fighting Chance   Injured When New Plans Crashes Into Houses, Garage

HUGHES NEAR DEATH AFTER PLANE CRASH   Movie Maker’s Condition Critical After Craft Hits Rooftops

Hughes Giver Even Chance After Crash   Millionaire Airplane  Builder Injured in Test Flight

Howard Hughes Critically Hurt In Plane Crash   Has ‘Fighting Chance’ For Life After Plunge In Experimental Craft

Hughes Hurt In Air Crash   Sportsman, Producer Given Chance to Live

HOWARD HUGHES CRASHES   Movie and Plane Maker Given Fighting Chance

Hughes, Sportsman, Movie Producer and Plane Builder Hurt   Crashes While Testing His Newest Plane, Reported as Fastest

PLANE BUILDER CRITICALLY HURT   Howord Hughes Near Death After Explosion OF XFE.11

Howard Hughes Given Fighting Chance T Live Affer Plane He Is Flying Crashes

Howard Hughes Has A Fighting  Chance To Live  Condition Critical Afte   Condition Critical Aftet Crash And Explosion 01 His Newest Plane.

Hughes Fights To Live Affer Plane Crashes   Experiment Plane, Driven by Builder, Crashes Into Three Manueae and Garane

Film MakerHowardHughes Is Near Death After Crash Of Experimental Airplane

Fighting Chance ls Given Hughes  Film Producer Hurt in Spectacular Crash

Plane Hit Three Houses And Garage... .  Howard Hughes Severely Injured In Plane Crash

Hughes, Noted Flier, Near Death After Crash Of His Latest Plane Creation   ' Monoplane, On Maiden Flight With Multimillionaire Lone Occupant, Smacks Into Three Houses; Lungs Punctured And Possible Skull Fracture

Eighteenth Annual Plymouth Coop Meeting Feb. 7   1500 Stockholders To Gather Thursday In LeMars Armory

Eighteenth Annual Plymouth Coop Meeting Feb.7 —  1500 Stockholders To Gather Thursday  Te T oalhhawc DR eciee eees

COOL AIR FROM CANADA   Temperatures Will Be at Comfortable Levels Until Tomorow

Truman Won't hes Congress Into Session   Several Questions Asked By Reporters Are Given Vague Answers

President Plans No Special Call For Lawmakers   Refuses to Discuss Coal Crisis; Says Krug Is Handling It

PAY DECONTROL TD BE GRADUAL, TRUMAN HINTS   Refers Newsmen to Oct. 14 Meat Talk for Answer to Wage Policy   NO COMMENT ON LEWIS   Says Merely That Krug Is Handling Matter for Government

Truman Is Silent Qn Prospect of Wage Decontro   Has No Plan for Special Session of Congress, He Tells Reporters

Truman Says Will not Calt Special Session   President Refuses To Discuss Prospects Of Wage Decontrols

PRESIDENT WILL NOT CALL SPECIAL CONGRESS SESSION   Chief Executive Leaves Coal Strike Threat in Hands of. Krug

Fe eee  SPECIAL SESSION WON'T BE CALLED   Truman Says Coal] Dispute to Be Handled By Krug.

Soviet Reported In Defermined Efforts Break Present Pacts   SINGLAND SAYS URUUOF DELAY SETTLEMEN”  Want Russian Army Out of Iran Before Talking leciuec

GOVERNMENT IS ESTABLISHED IN BOLIVIA TODAY   Youthful Revolutionists Say General Elections Will Be Held Soon

President Villarroel  Amone Slain   260 Persons Killed, 520 Hurt In Bloody U prising

Revolution Gets Control of Bolivia   President Villarroel Shot as Liberals Win Bloody Fight

REBELS RULE IN BOLIVIA AFTER BLOODY BATTLE   Elections Planned; Villarroel’s Reign Ends In Hic Denth

Bolivia Is Quiet As Students Take  Over Governmen   Death Toll in Revolution Reaches 260 With 520 Others Wounded

Revolutionists Hang President of Bolivia  Leaders of Uprising Promising kT. Foectra (all fae Canavol Dinntione

BOLIVIA UNDER CONTROL OF NEW REGIME TODAY      Pres, Villaroc] Killed And His Body Strung Up On Lamp Post

BOLIVIAN REVOLUTIONISTS SET UP PROVISIONAL RULE AFTER KILLING PRESIDENT

Revolution Succeeds In Bolivia   Liberal Regime Established After President, 260 Others Are Kifled

Bolivia Rebels Unseat Dictator      President Villarroel Is Among 260 Killed In 4-Day Fighting

Youthful Group Assumes Rule, ‘ Promises Vote   260 Reported Dead, 520 Wounded in Liberals’ Revolution

Provisional Government Established  In Bolivia Estimated 260 Persons Die in Revolution

Liberals Set Up New Government Following Coup   Students Spearhead Revolt in Bolivia; President Assossinated

Liberal Group Organizes — New Regime   260 Killed InBloody Uprising

MILITARY COUP  I NEW REGIME   260 Dead, Ot hers Hurt; Battle Torn City Quiet

STATE SURPLUS ALL EARMARKED   MICHIGAN HAS $21,532,356 ON HAND JUNE 309

‘PUT THROUGH ~ FIRST TESTS   ROCK £ T=SHIP—THAT—MAY: TRAVEL 1306 MILES. PER HOUR DROPPED. FROM:  BOMBER ms

ARMY ROCKET PLANE FLIES HIM PH   Ultimate Speed Ex: pected to Reach 1,700 M. P. H.

Sees Speed-Up Of Decontrols  On Industries   CPA Director -Says Lift. ing Price Controls ‘Changes Pielure,’

Many Controls On Industry To Be Removed  Small Predicts Prompt Action

U.S. to Speed Removal Of Business Controls   Elimination of Price and Wage Curbs Has Changed ‘Entire Picture, CPA Chief Says; Many Curbs, However, Will Remain Indefinitely

HOUSING NOW OFFERS TOP CONTROL PUZZLE   Speedy Elimination Of Other Curbs Due, Small Says

Industry to Be Freed of Curbs  CPA Chief Now at Work on New Preeranr

8 OHIOANS DIE IN AUTO ACCIDENTS   Two Yoaths Drown Over Week End in State

PROBABLE LINEUPS   Assessing Starts In County; Rates  Are Determined

Cherry Says ‘45 Was Good Year For Tar Heels   More Good Than Bad Throughout Carolina

Loaty £8 second Anniversary ee NY  “Blue Baby’ Surgical Technique Suceessful 80 Pereent OF Timeo<«

Parents Besiege Hospital For Aid   First “Blue’’ Baby Operation Performed Two Years Ago

NEW HOPE FOR ‘BLUE’ BABIES  -Cardiac Surgical Technique Said 80 Percent Successful

First Operation Two Years Ago Today .... Parents All Over World Besieging Johns Hopkins On Blue Baby Anniversary

SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF FIRST “BLUE BABY” OPERATION FINDS ‘HOSPITAL STORMED BY PARENTS

Mmopetul Farents besiege Mospital . Hundreds of ‘Blue’ Baby Operations Slated Since Method Discovered

AUTO OVERTURNS; RACINE MAN KILLED   Harold K. Gilstrap, Former Soldier. Loses Life in Accident Near Soring City.

Soviet U. S. Seek to Sway Polish Election   Aid Offered Through . ’ Diplomatic . Maneuvers ‘in. Hove for Control

Russia, U.S. Compefe For Poland's Favor   Both Seeking To Influence Coming Elections

RUSSIA AND US, VIE FOR POLISH SUPPORT   Coming Elections To Prove Who Has Influence —

SOVIET AND UNITED STATES SEEKING FAVOR IN POLANL   COMING ELECTIONS SEEN AS KEY TO POLAND'S FUTURE POLICY IN WORLD AFFAIRS

Portal Pay Suits For 489 Million Instigated   One Judge Maintain Limitations Statute  Will Apply in Wave of Suits for Unions

Labor Suits May Total $6 Billion, Say Leaders   Some of Largest Corporations As Defendants—Chamber Plans Desperate Congressional Lobby

ESTIMATE FINAL TOTAL TO BE SIX BILLION   Big Corporations Named in Suits

SUITS BEING ~ FILED AGAINST INDUSTRIES   Supreme Court  Ruling Opened Way i Collect

Other Cases to Send Amount Much Higher   Union Attorneys Estimate Suits will Reach Six Billions

Portal Pay !s Issue In Suits Over Nation   Filings Result Of Decision. By Sinrenre Court

Portal-To-Portal Suits Threaten Small Companies   Union Demands Reach To tal Of $534,000,000; OF  eials Say It Is Just A Start; Industrialists Worried

FIGURES SNOWBALL IN BACK-PAY ACTIONS   Court Suits Mount As Totals Near $489,000,000

Suits Already on File by Unionists For $510 Million   Labor Attorneys Say Amount Eventually May Reach $6 Billion

MANY UNIONS ASK PORTAL 10 PORTAL PAY IN U.S. SUITS   Ford Company Will Be Named This Week in New Action, CIO Group Savs at Detroit.   JUDGE DESCRIBES OPINION IN CASE

C10 Uses Big New Weapon in War On Industrialists   Attorneys Rush Into Court With Suits For Many Millions

Beneficial Rain Falls in State  Water Supplies Are  Tasman KAaaiuirrta

Beneficial Rain Falls in State   Water Supplies Are Termed Adequate

SHIP OUTLOOK HELD GLOOMY   Negotiators Hold Out Slim Chance of Early Break In Marine Tieup

Marine Strike Settlement Outlook Dark   Negotiators Put Principal Hopes on Partial Agreement

Seamen Strike  Outlook: Dark   Atlantic-Gulf Coasts Ma; . . Sign Separate Pact

FARRELL AWAITING SENTENCE MONDAY   Air Force Hero Convicted of Aceailt ae eee ea

DDARK VIEW ON '—-AUTO-OUTLOOK   HEAD OF CHRYSLER SAYS MARKET WON'T APPROACH ORMAL FOR FIVE °  er. 2 <1

Six Injured ~~ Tn Auto Crash   Two Cars Collide On Hill Near Rose Point On Monday Afternoon

Russia Invokes Three Vetoes On Spanish Case   Stormy Session Of U. N Council Ends In Deadlock

Russia Invokes Veto Three Times in Stormy U. N. Meet   Delegates Give Up Efforts to Find Formula for Spanish Question After Six Hours of Debate: Status Unclear

RUSSIA INVOKES VETO ON SPAIN   Stormy Session Held By United Natiens On Franco Question

Veto Invoked Frequently by Red Envoy   Security Council Deadlocked on Spanish Question

Russia Invokes Veto Three Times: Ends Stormy Security Council Meet

After Almost Six Hours Of Bitterest Debate Ever Heard At Council Table. Weary  Delegates Give Up Efforts To Find Formula.

REDS INVOKE VETO THRICE IN DEBATE ON SPANISH ISSUE   Gromyko Blocks Action on Australia’s Proposals in Stormy and Confused Session.   DEBATE BITTEREST EVER HEARD IN U.N.   Wrangle, Las ting 6 Hours, Ends in Complete Deadlock on Future of Franco Question.

Security Council Ends Session In Deadlock On Spanish Question. Debate Is Bitter.

Gromyke Wins Bitter Wrangle On Vete Issue   Stormy U. N. Session Ends Tu Complete Deadlock leas Rk...

Russia Defeats Three Proposals By Invoking Veto   Delegates Fail To Find Formula To Keep Case on Agenda   QUESTION’S EXACT STATUS IS UNCLEAR   Evatt Says Issue Remains on Program, Spain Stands Condemned

Veto Power In Council  Used Again By Russia   Invoked To Block Council Approval Of Pr oposal  On Spanish Iscne

} RED UN. VETOES UISED AT SESSION   Bitter beats sate 1s Maat ver Over  Span

Russia Uses Veto Three Times in Hot Dispute Over Spain   U. N. Council Adjourns Without Reaching Decision on Question

Soviet Vetoes Stall UN Council   7 Delanatac Ramain: Deadlacked nn Snanich leena”

Honor Guards Shot And 50 Fires Sfarted   Mass Attempt Tc Stage Break Is Said Blocked

Honor Guards Shot And 50 Fires Started  Mass Attempt To Stage Break Is c..°.4 Bil.-Led

Congress Ready To Act on Strikes   Truman’s Recommendations To Be Heard This Afternoon

CONGRESS GIRDS TO ACT SWIFTLY   Truman May Ask Criminal Penalty For Interfering With Operations

CONGRESS 10 ACT QUICKLY 0 LABOR LAWS   Expects Definite Recommendation From Truman

SWIFT ACTION EXPECTED ON PRESIDENTS RECOMMENDATIONS TO COPE WITH STRIKE CRISIS

Congress Ready To Take Action   Will Act Swiftly On Any Recommendation Made By President   TENSION IS HIGH ON CAPITOL HILL

GMCIO Resume “Across-Table” Wage Discussion  - Pay Raise, Union Check-Off Are Issues

AUTO STRIKE TALKS WILL BE RESUMED   “Across-the-Table” Negotiations Between G. M. and U. A.W. Will Take Place Today With U.S. Mediator Present.

General Motors And UAW Resume Wage Negotiations   “"Across-the-Table”? Talks Will Deal With Pay increases And Membershio

GM, Union Renew Effort To Break 72-Day Tieup   Little Progress Made In Wednesday's ‘Across The Table’ Conference; Both Sides Hurl Charges Of Bad Faith

Talks Started In GM Strike   Resume Negotiations In 72-Day Deadlock

G-M Resumes ‘Table Talks’ With Striking CIO Union   Government Mediator Seeks To Find Truce In Longest Deadlock In History

GM, UAW Resume 'Over-the-fable’ Negotiations.  - Groups Face Both Wage, Maintenance Membership Issues

REJECT TINO BARTER PLAN      Italy Refuses to Consider Yugoslav “Trade” Over Disputed Trieste

Italy Rejects Yugoslav Bid   Conciliatory Offer Made To Trade Trieste

ltaly Refuses Tito’s Trieste Trade Offer   Yugoslav Head Declare: He Is Willing To Make Swap For Gorizia

‘MARSHAL TITO. OKAYS PROPOSAL lfaly Turns Down Slavs’ Plan To End Dispute Over Trieste

YUGOSLAV LEADER OFFERS TO GIVE UP CLAIM TO TRIEST!   Tito Asks in Return That Italy Hand Over Gorizia, a Smaller City— Proposal Rejected.   OTHER CONCILIATORY SUGGESTIONS MADE   One Rome Leader Believes They May Serve as Basis for Settling Disputes Between 2 Countries.

Tito Wants. To Bargain On Trieste   Italian Communist Visits Yugo Boss, Brings Back Offers

O’Conor Maintains Substantial Margin Over Senator Radcliffe   ‘McKELDIN NOMINATED EASILY OVER MILLS

MOTHER OF 2, MAN ARE SLAIN   Believe Latter Shot Woman, Then Self Reeause of Love

Man And Woman Found Shot To Death In Home   Police Believe  Murder. Suicide

Many Ohio Families Try Novel Appeals In Their Quest For Scarce Housing

BTH OF OHIO FAMILIES it NEED OF HOME   Newspaper Classified Columns Filled With Appeals For Help

Chinese Group Is Angered by Chiang’s Police   Democratic League Threatens to Leave Political Conference

League Speaker Protests Search  Threatens to Quit Unity Conference

Ghavam Outline: Plan for Return To Iran Regime   Province To Realize Ideals as Far as Constitution Permits

‘Azerbaijan  Return Plan I Outlined   Tabriz Radio Reports F; ighting Between Iran Army And Warriors

Reveal Plan  For Province   Tranian Premier Announce: Program For Return Of Avochaiian.

IRAN PLANS LIBERTY FOR AZERBAIJAN   Province Will Return to the Central Government With Ideals Realized So Far as Constitution Will Permit.

Qavam's Cabinet to Take No’ Action Against Leaders; Tabriz Reports Fighting: South of Mianduab 

Iran Stipulates Conditions For Return Of Azerbaijan   Fighting Reported Between Persian Army, Demo Groups; Several! Killed In Clash

Iranian Province Gets Peace Offer   Government Troops Battle Azerbaiianis, Radio Says

TO HOLD PROVINCE   Iranian Government Makes Offer to Rebellious Azerbaijan

lran’s Premier Has Plan for Return Of North Province  Fighting Is Reported In Azerbaijan With Qavam’s Troops

State Back To Iran   Azerbaijan Reinstated _Under Seven-Point Program; No Punishment For Revolt Leaders

Tehran Gives North Rebels Their Wishes   Iran Government Lays Out Seven-Point Peace Plan

PLAN THAT SEEMED-—-GOOD ‘IDEA FAILED TO TURN OUT _ AS -JOKE— -- —

JUDGE'S YULE PLEA BACKFIRES   Wives Open Letters and then The Trouble Begins

‘Christmas Fund Joke Backfires On Municipal Court Judge At Toledo

RECOVER 2 BODIES FOLLOWING BLAST      38 Other Negroes Treated At Hospital tn New Orleans

2 Bodies Recovered From Building Ruins   14 - Family ~ Apartment House Wrecked by  Explosion

Medical Research Group Reports Complex Form Of Sugar Has Some Favorable Effects On Cancer

Senator Bilbo’s “A nti- Negro’ Drive Watched   Mississippi Votes Tuesday: Committee Considers An Inquiry

EXPERIMENTS AND RESEARCH TO BE STARTED IN SEPTEM‘BER, GEN..LEMAY HAS on . ANNOUNC

Ten Dead In  Hangar fire   Charred Bodies Of Ten Found In Ruins Following Fire Near Okla homa Citv

HANGAR FIRE ~~ FATAL TO 10   TEN MEN DEAD AND SUPERFORTS DAMAGED BY FLAMES AT OKLAHOMA AIRFIELD

AIRFIELD BLAZE LEAVES 10 DEAD   $650,000 Damage to Hangar and Planes, 38 Hurt at Oklahoma City

lowa Democrats Plan Convention  Allen and Miles to Make Addresses

Speeches Will Dominate lowa Demos’ Meeting   Pre-Convention Opinion Divided On Liquor By Drink Testun

IOWA DEMOS WILL CONVENE   State Convention Scheduled Tomorrow At Des Moines

Si  Price CPA to Deepe: > Same Dim-Out Gloon ears Aco 'n 21 States

Old League of Nations Opens Final Session   Assets to Be Transferred to United Nations

LEAGUE OPENS LAST SESSION   Final Session Of League Called At Geneva; Allied War Leaders Praised.

Last Session   League Of Nations Opens Final Meeting; Tribute Paid War Chiefs

FINAL LEAGUE SESSION OPENS   Eulogy to Five Wear Leaders Read at Twenty-first Session in Geneva

LEAGUE OF NATIONS HOLDS LAST MEETING, PRAISES WAR LEADERS AND PLEDGES U.N. MORAI HELP

LAST LEAGUE OF NATIONS MEET OPENS      Five Allied War Leaders Eulogized By President _

LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASSEMBLY OPENED BY CARL J: HAMBRO   it Was the Twenty-first and Last Session of the League.   35 NATIONS PRESENT   Convened With A Eulogy to Five Allied War Leaders.

League of Nations Convenes for Final Meeting  Tribute Paid to Five Allied War  l annare

Chinese Fooc Misuse Charged   Agency Might Be Justified in Diverting Supplies to Other Places, Says Staff

Atomic Board Moves Slowly   May Be Months Assuming Binnie wh Bixee

Renew Scutfling At Case Plant   Foremen are Turned Back By Picket Line

Put Army, Navy Plans Into Single Defense System   Senate Takes Features From Two Proposals to Put Into One

BOWLING GREEN CO-ED MISSING FORTWODAYS   Popular Student From Eaton Last Seen Boarding Bus in’ Bryan

BOWLING GREEN COED MISSING ON BUS TRIP   Northwestern Ohio Combed After Girl Disappears

READY FOR MANEUVERS   Eighth Fleet Leaves Norfolk for Rendezvous Off the Coast

BARUCH AGAIN HITS WALLACE   Says Former Cabinet Mem: ber Is A “Critic” Not A “Creator”

U. . Plan to Control Atomic Energy Upheld   it Is ‘Generous and Just,’ Says Bernard M. Baruch

BARUCH BACKS ATOMIC POLICY   Elder Statesman Lashes Out At Wallace For Twisting Facts

Baruch Stoutly Upholds Bomb Control Plan   Takes Indirect Slap At Wallace’s Errors As To Facts

American Atomic Policy Is Defended By Baruch   Indirectly Lashes At Henry Wallace For Persisting in ‘Errors as to Facet’

Baruch Firmly Upholds  American Plan  Re-states Atomic     olicy: Lashes at Wallace

Baruch Says U.S. Control  Plan ‘Just’ Hits Wallace  For Persisting In His ‘Errors’

Baruch Assails Wallace; Russia Stand Attacked   American Atomic Plan Is Upheld by Elder  Statesman

AT REMARKS OF WALLACE   Declares Proposal By U. S. Is Both Just  And Generous

Baruch Defends U.S. Atom Policy   Hits Wallace ‘Right to Be Wrong, Russ Objection to Inspections

BARUCH UPHOLDS PLAN FOR CONTROL OF ATOMIC ENERGY   Answers Wallace’s Criticism Point by Point— Hits Russia’s Stand Against inspections.   FINANCIER AWARDED PLAQUE FOR HIS WORK   Declares in New York Speech His Proposals Have Support of Both Truman and Byrnes.

Baruch Holds Afomic Energy Plan Generous   Wallace Lashed for Persisting in ‘Errors As to Facts’

SLAIN PEN GUARDS FAMILIES: BENEFIT   Justice Department To Pay Monthly Sume To

U.S. May Offer Russia Compromise on Booty to Assure Reparations Parley

U5. AND RUSSIANS APART ON BOOTY   Manchurian Question is Cause of Dispute on Peace Terms.

Compromise On War Loot For Russia  Considered   Would Seek to Lure Soviet to Take Purt in Jap Reparations,  a Knotty Problem

Maritime Strike Virtually Ended As Pact Reached   Agreement Must Be Ratified But Ships Are Ready for Sea

How San Antonio Fights Polio Scourge  ‘Old Army City Mobilizes Scientists in Battle Acainst Dread Disease

Here's How San Antonio Fights Polio Scourge («Qld Army City Mobilizes Her Many Scientists

San Antonio Now Is Vast Polio Laboratory   Polio Black Dots Prove to Be Toughest of All Filterable Viruse

lito To Get Ultimatum  Personally Spokesman Predicts Its Rejection

Ready to Test Whole Structure Of World Peace   Blistering Note Sent To Yugoslav Officials Demands Release Of Americans

Byrnes Ready to Let Peace Parley Fail If Necessary   U. S. Prestige in Europe More Important, Is His View

Ultimatum Gets Results in24 Hours   Parachute Survivors of Second Plane Still Unlocated

ONE MURDERER WHO BROKE JAIL STILL AT LARGE   Former Michigan Convict Recaptured  After Brief Liberty

Three Killed, Seven Hurt In Battling Over Shipping Of Immigrants to Cyprus   2,000 Persons, Defying Curfew, Rush Down Hillside to Port Area After Two Ships Sail to Island; Troops Restore Order: Strikes Called in Bie Citie«

British Kill 3, Wound 7 Jews   Rioting In Haifa Over Deportation Of 1,000 Immi. grants To Cyprus Brings Rifles, Tommyguns Into Play To Subdue Mob

Grim Defiance Seen: Tension Said Growing   Illegal Jewish Immigrants, Are Being Denorted

1,000 Loaded For Cypru As Haifa Streets Erupt In Radio--Aroused Riots

JEWS WILL BE INTERNED AT CYPRUS CAMP   Marks Inauguration Of British Policy Of Deportation

Girl Killed and Some Tommies Injured in Riot In Holy Land   Illegal Hagana Radio Calls On Residents to ‘Storm The Streets’

TOMMYGUNS, RIFLES USED 10 QUIET MOB; IMMIGRANTS OUSTED  BLOCKADE SET UP ON HOLY LAND; RIOTERS DEFY CURFEW RULING

Deportation Jews Starts Street Riots   1000 Illegal Immigrants Are Sent to Cyprus: 650 More Arrive at Beach

‘Mobs Riot in Troop-Filled Haifa Streets: ‘As British Deport 1.000 Jews to Cyprus

Jews Deported To Cyprus By British Order   1.000 IHlegal Immigrants to Palestine Placed Aboard Troopships as Rioting Flares in Haifa.

Warships, RAF Seal Holy Land; Jews Stage Riot   1,000 Immigrants Are Forcibly Deported To Island Of Cyprus

Rioters Protest Sailing of Ships With Immigrant:   Young Jews Violate Curfew to Throw Stones at Troops

Rioting Follows Transfer Order   Jews Hold Mass Meets Throughout Palestine

Jews Protest Shipment of 1000 to Isle   Crowds Defy Curfew, ‘Hurl Stones, Bottles at British Troops

Palestine  Sealed Off By Blockade   Reaction Is Bitter and Civil War Forecast as England Moves to Halt Influx of Refuecces

BRITISH DEPORT ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS AS NEW SHIP  ARRIVES WITH 650 MORE

Jews Deported By Brifish as Mobs Protest   Troops Stoned, Curfew Broken As Ship Sails

Troops Fire Upon Rioters In Holy Land   2,000 Protest Immigration Ban On Haifa Streets; 3 Reported Dead

‘Troop Ships Deport 1,000  Immigrants   British Troops Stoned As Jews Aroused By Illegal Radio Station Storm Haifa Streets

British Battle Rioting Jews   legal Immigrants Diverted to Cyprus

One Girl Is Dead,  Number  AreHurt   Rifles Opened Up On Jews Putting Up Rioting —

3 Killed, 7 Wounded British Troops Battle Jewish Rioters in Immigrant Protest

Immigrants’ Deportation Brings Clash   One Thousand Illegal Arrivals Shipped To Island Of Cyprus.

BRITISH STONE FOR DEPORTING OF 1,000 JEWS   Rioting Mobs Attack Troops At Haifa As Ships Carry Refugees To Cyprus

1,000 Jews Deported To Cyprus   Rioting In Haifa Follows Action By British; Blockade  >  D oben = Mars Ee itgae ts ores ty en

Violence Greets Ouster Decision   .. Third IMlegal Ship Enters Palestine Waters

(OMMYGUNS AND RIFLES ARE USED   Rioting Follows Deporting of 1,000 illegal Hebrews

British Fire upon Rioters in Haifa   Three Are Killed as 2,000 Defy Curfew And Hurl Sticks and Bottles at Police

Mobs of Jews Rioting in Haifa Streets   British Deport 1,000 Jews to Cyprus As Trouble Grows

JEWISH MOBS HURL STONES, DEFY CURFEW   GROUP OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS SENT OUT TO CYPRUS

British Troops Fire Into Group Of Rioting Jews   Deportation of Immiarants Protestec

British Troops Battle Refugees   Haifa Mob Violates Curfew as Ships Take Immigrants to Cyprus Camps

MOBS RIOT IN STREETS OF HAIFA   Stone Troops and Police Guarding Docks at Haifa, Where Illegal Immigrants Are Put on Ships for Cyprus,

Rioting Jews at Haifa Draw Fire Of British Troops   Deportation of 1,00¢ Hlegal Immigrants To Cyprus Causes Bloody Outbreak

Stones, Bottles Are Thrown At  British ‘Troops   Order Restored in Holy Land and Curfew is Lifted— Jews Protest Shipment of 1,000 Illegal Jewish Immigrants to Cyprus

Move Hilegat Immigrants to Troopships   Another Ship Arrives With 650 More  Jews

1,000 Illegal Jews Sent By British To Cyprus; Haifa Street Riots Stop

STONES, BOTTLES HURLED AT TROOPS GUARDING DOCKS   Fight Breaks Out Soon After Two Ships Sail for Cyprus Bearing 1,000 Hlegal Immicrants.   2,000 JEWS TAKE PART IN DEMONSTRATION   Police Arrest Numerous Men and Women Before Order Is Restored — Girl Among Dead.

MOB AROUSED BY DEPORTATION OF 1,000 TO CYPRUS      British Order Sending Illegal Jewish Immirants Away From Palestine Precipitates Flare Of Vio lence.

Mob Protests: Deportations To Cyprus Isle   One Girl Killed; Several Policenteu and Troeps. Injured By Stones and Bottles   Troopships Sail With Thousand   Arrival of Another Hlegal Vessel With 600 Immigrants On Board Reparted

Rict Breaks Out Among Young Jews, Troops Stoned While They Guard Streets   650 More Arrive      Hagana Radio Directs Revolt, Breaking of Curfew

British Turn Guns on Jews During Riot In Palestine  3 Killed, 7 Hurt As Jews Protest Sending to Cypru:

Deportation ls Protested   Storm Tank Barricade As Immigrants Leave

Break Curfew As British Load Ships Near Haifa Harbor   One Killed, Nine Others Wounded as English Troops Fire on Rioting Jews

Trouble Starts  Over Deporting  Of Immicrants   Haifa Radio Spurs People To Resistance; Young Girl Killed

Ieonium Cireuit .ESTHER BABB. Pastor   Methodist Church  I FR RAWPRR Pactar

U. §. FAVORS WORLD HEALTH BODY, UNES IS TOLD BY WINANT  SENTIMENT GROWS. FOR  DROPPING IRAN CASE FROM COUNCIL BOOKS

World Health Unit Discusses af UN Economic Council  US Firmly Supports’ Organization, Winant US Delegate, Declare:

U. 5. FAVORS WORLD  HEALTH BODY, UNES  5 TOLD BY WINANT SENTIMENT GROWS FOR DROPPING IRAN CASE  ConOM COINCIT DAnYe

U.S. Delegate To Support Health Work   Security Council Will Strive — For Betterment

U.S. Would Back World Health Plan   Winant Says Nation Ready to Support United Nations Move

URGES HELP BE INCREASED TO FILL NEED   Hoover Proposes New Food Group to Handle World Task

U.N.Group Maps Fight  on Famine   Truman Says Crisis Time Here; Hoover Urges Reorgainzation

Hoover Urges Reorganized World Fight   Outlines Plan Before Food Conference

Truman Points Famine Danger  ' Weeks Before Harves Are Critical, He Says

TRUMAN WARNS FAMINE CRISIS MUST BE MET   U. N. Food Conference Convenes to Draft  World Program

World's Food Supply fo Be Short in ‘47   Prospective Shortage Challenges International Food . Meet Now Opening

Pre-Harvest Period Will Be Critical in The Famine Areas   International Food Conference Hears Messages from Truman. Hoover

More Food From U.S. Requested   Next Few Weeks To Be Critical, Official States

Critical Period Is Nearing For F amine Areas   Truman Urges More Effort; Hoover Asks World Food Board

Next Few Weeks Critical in World Famine Relief, President Truman Tells United Nations Conference   Former President Hoover Urges Creation af Broad Internationa! Food Administration To Spur: Production and: Guide: Distribution

FOOD CONFERENCE BEGINS  Next Weeks Critical, Truman Points Out ©

World Food Meet Hears Bad News About Prospects   Anderson of U.S. Named Chairman of International Group

U. S., Other Countries Must Relieve Suffering, He Says   Hoover Pleads Administrator   President Says Feeding World Hungry Is Step Toward Security

Crisis Period In Famine Zone Is Now: Truman   World Food Administration Needed, Hoover Tells Conference.

FOOD EXPERTS OF EIGHTEEN NATIONS MEET   Planners Hear Addresses By President Truman, Herbert Hoover

Combine To Fight  Famine   Eighteen-Nation Parley Hears Shortages Likely to Last Till  After Harvest of °48 

Famine Areas Are Facing Worst Time.   Truman Says Picture Before Harvest Is ta Grow Worse

Truman Sees Crisis Near In Famine Areas   President Declares Time Before Harvest Especiallv Critical.

Critical Food Period at Hand   Must Increase Effort, ’ Truman‘s Message to Conference

Nations Told To Push War  On Famine   Weeks Ahead Before 1946 Harvest Critical In Starving Areas

‘Truman Advises  Meeting OnFood   President Declare: Next Few Weeks Are Critical

Truman Says Food Needs Now Critical   Famine Areas to Need All Aid Possible in Next Few Weeks Before New Crop Is Harvested

Geiger Counters Will Be Taken To South Pole   Expedition Expected To Be Underway Today

Fuel Shortages Menace Food   Coal Supply for Food Processing Plants Down to Few Days

Fuel Shortage in Illinois Forces ‘Brownout’ Rule To Conserve Coal for Metropolitan Chicago Area

Many Items, Scarce or Absent for Years, Ar Now on Store Shelves; People Have Money; Merchants Are Enthusiastic About Prospect

This Year’s Christmas Is Expected. to Set National Record   Many Items, Scarce or Absent for Years, Ar Now on Store Shelves; People Have Money; Merchants Are Enthusiastic About Prospect

RUSSIA NOT EXPECTED AT BIG MONETARY CONFERENCE   Has Not Replied To Invitation To Send Observer To 35-Nation Meeting

Russia Indicates She Might ‘Ignore Monetary Meet On Eve Of International Conference   Fails To Reply To Invitation To Send Observer To Organization Sessions

Russia Belatedly Accepts Bid to  International Monetary Conference

MOSCOW IN LATE ACCEPTANCE OF INVITATION TO JOIN COUNTRIES OF WORLD IN IMPORTANT CONFAB

Russia Will Attend Meet   Accepts Invitation on Eve 0+ Monetary Parley

Curbs Are Voted Against Petrillo  Interference in Radio Reandencte Balad aacd

Garage Offered As Home, Couple Won't Have To Part With Their Five Children

Family Given Garage Home   Couple Offered Five Children For Adoption Earlier

Everything  O.K., Says Crew Radio   Speed of Giant Plane Increases as Gasoline Load Is Lightening

Inside Your Congress   —  The Roosevelt Legacy  —by—  SAMVEL KB. PETTENSGILL “The Gentleman trom

CHICAGO FACES EMERGENCY AS GOAL SUPPLIES DWINDLE FAST   Government Gets Negotiations In Coal Industry Started Again

HEAD OF UMW TOLD 10 CALL OFF WALKOUT   RESTRAINING ORDER IS SENT OUT BY FEDERAL COURT

Lewis Must Cancel” His Order and Give no Sign That the Contract With the United States May Be Terminated Now, or Later.

Lewis Restrained From Signaling For a Walkout   Four Cabinet Members On Warpath Against UMW Leader

COURT BANS: ISSUANCE OF STRIKEORDER   Government Obtains De« cree Directing Destruction of Contract Termination Notice.   MEANTIME 38,000 ¢ MINERS QUIT JOBS   Twenty-five Per Cent Cut in Passenger Service of Coal-Burning Railroads Ordered.

Lewis Ordered To Haul Down Strike Signal   President Truman Sends Cabinet Members on Warpath Against Mine Boss—At Least 32,000 Miners are Already Idle

Many Workers Quitting Posts; New Shortaae Of Coal Feared   Government Obtains Federal Order In Effort To Avert Walkout By Miners; UMW Leader Faces Blunt Warning

Federal Officials Take Legal Action  Pits Close Down In Seven States

Many Miners, However, Are  Quitting Work      President Has Four Cabinet Members Against Union Chief

Court Orders Lewis Stand By Mine Pact   Restraining Order Granted on Affidavits Of Government Officials; Finish Fight Seen As Cabinet Members Take to Warpath

32,000 Miners : Already Quit  Minesof U.S.   Hearing For ‘Temporary. _ Injunction Set » oa wh. O87

Lewis Told to Tear Up Contract  Termination Notice   Temporary Restraining Order Will Rur Until Nov. 27; at Least 32,000 Idle; Pits Closed in Seven States

Government Makes First Leoal Move   Lewis Told To Scrap TerminationNotice;  Jail Is One Penalty

Court Order Puts Lewis In Danger  Of Going To Jail   “ederal Judge Restrains Miners’ Chieftain From Terminating Contract; Contempt Of Court Held Unless Strike Cancelled

CHARGE COMMUNISTS PLAN ~*~ CONTROL OF FILM UNIONS   CONGRESSMAN DECLARES DOCUMENTS PROVE PLOT TO INFILTRATE HOLLYWOOD UNIONS

IKE SPEAKS ON U. S, INFLUENCE   Future American Leadership Vital To World Peace, General Avers

64-Cent Token, 10-Cenf Cash Fare Sougit   Request To Go To City Dads’ Wednesday

ATOMIC RESEARCH   K. U. Receives $5,000 Grant to Conduct Radioactive Project

THIEVES’ PARADISE   - London Crime Wave Mounts As Choking Fog Persists

Choking Fog Grips Britain   Worst in Living Memory Ties Up Travel, Sets Off Burst of Thievery

London Jewel Thieves Reap Rich Harvest : As ‘Worst Fog In Living Memory’ Grips City

ENGLAND IN GRIP OF WORST FOC   AIR, SEA AND RAILROAD TRAFFIC SNARLED — GEM THIEVES MAKE HAUL.

Union Official Says If Philadelphia  _ Strike Is Not Settled, Nationwide Strike To Result

NEW OPA BILL DIFFERS FROM VETOED ONE   Many Price Control Exemptions Contained in Senate-Passed Measure Which Were Not in the Old Rill.

Senate Passes OPA Bill   Many Products Exempted, From. yntrol ; ood" libsidies Granted Until Apr 1947

PROPOSED PACT TO KEEP JAPAN DEMILITARIZED   State Department Makes Public Text of Treaty to Main. tain Peace.

America Proposes Watch over Japar   Four Nations Asked to Approve 25-Year Dalicinga of Islands

U.S. PROPOSES TO KEEP JAPAN DEMILITARIZEL   Plan Would Provide Sys:  tem of Inspections; Russia Has Not Yet Ap  proved.

Treaty Would Provide For Four-Power Control Over Nippon   Pact Is Identical To German Curbs   Nazi Agreement Not Signed. Russia Raises Objeetions To It

U. S. Invites Other Allies To Sign Pact   Britain and China Reply Favorably, Soviels Keep Mum

TREATY WOULD GIVER CLAM FOR 25 YEARS   Proposal Provides 4-Power Contrel Group and Insnection.

Four-Power Plan To Demilitarize  Japan Discloses   Proposed Treaty Similar tc That Urged By Byrnes  For Germany

U.S. Plan Proposed 4-Power Treaty to Keep the Japanese Demiliterized 25 Years

BIG FOUR PACT TO KEEP JAPAN DEMILITARIZED   State Department Reveals Proposed Treaty For Next 25 Years

U.S. Urges Four Power Treaty Be Put Into Affect   Britain, U. S., China,  Russia To Be Signers

U. S. Reveals Plan To Keep Jap Peaceful   4-Power Pact Would Demilitarize Nation For Next 25 Years

Four-Power Pact To Control Japan Proposed By U.S.   Disarmament and Demilitarization “As Long As Peace of World May Require” Is Planned For Nippon: Like Byrnes’ Plan for Germany

PLAN FOR CURBING JAPS FOR 25 YEARS DISCLOSED TODAY   Four Powers to Keep Nation Demilitarized Quarter Century, Says Byrnes in Proposal.   SIMILAR ACTION MAY BE IN GERMANY

MAKE PUBLIC PROPOSED JAP TREATY TERMS   Would Keep Japan Demilitarized ©  For 25 Years

25-YEAR TREAT PROPOSED FOF BIG 4 POWERS   Commission Would  See That Japs Were Kept Disarmed

Four Powers To Keep Japan Under Control   TERMS OF LONG TIME PROGRAM RELEASED TODAY

U. S. URGES TREATY 19 CURB JAPAN   Proposes 25 Year Four Power Pact To Demilitarize Japs

FOUR-POWER 25-YEAR PACT IS PROPOSED   To Keep Nips Demilitarized

Control Treaty ls Proposed by United States   Four-Power Agency To Demilitarize Nippon ls Requested

SUARCE ARTICLES ARE LISTED TODAY   U.S. Building Program Is Said Menaced by Shortages.

“Leda With The Swan”, Too Nasty For Nazis, Exhibited In Augsberg

TRUMAN ENDS CRUISE TODAY   Additional Aides Board Yacht for Last Stage of Trip

U.S. May Order _ New Building Cut   Third Big Slash ir Prospect to Aid Vet Housing -

ANOTHER HUGE BUILDING CUT IS ANTICIPATED   Wyatt Reports ‘Enormous Amount’ Of Work Is Under Way

Would Release More Maferials For Vets’ Home:   Building Under Way Much Non-Housing

NEW BUILDING CUT EXPECTED   More Materials To Be Freed For Building Homes For War Veterans

Further Tightening of Restrictions - “On Non-Housing Construction See:

Another Cut in Building in Prospect   Wyatt Opposes Commercial and Industrial Con struction Work

HOLLAND WANTS GERMAN BULGES   Little Nation Requests Land In Compensation For War Losses

General Clark Protests New  Plane Incident   Two Russian Craft Buzz Personal Plane During Austrian Hop

Gen. Clark’s Personal Plane “Buzzed” By Two Soviet Fighters Over Austria

GEN. CLARK'S PLANE BUZZEL   Soviet Fighters Make Runs At Commander’s Ship In Flight Over Austria

Red Pilots Buzz Gen. Clark's Plane   Third Protest Made  In European Area

Red Fighters Buzz Clark’s  Personal Plane   General Lodges Third Protest with Soviet; No Guns Are Fired

Mother-in-law Dies In Brooklyn, N. Y.   Body of Mrs. Emma Warner ‘to Be Returned to Marce] line for Burial.

Electric Strike Leaders Meet Mediators    Negotiations May End Today, Says U. S.. Offejal

Settlement Action. Ts Thot Near   C. E. WILSON, PRESIDENT OF _GEN. MOTORS ATTENDS* — NEGOTIATING. MEETING EOk  FIRST TIME. -

Two Burned To Death in Car Crash   Man and Woman Die Whe! Automobile Hits Railing of Bridge

Chief Confident Congress to Restore New Price Law   Paul Porter, Now OPA Administrator, Gives Caution to Business

Porter Is Sure Controls Wiil Be Restored Soon   Top OPA Officials Strive To Keep Agency on Standby Basis

PENELEC ASKS FOR BROWNOUT   Appeals to Customers For Power Conservation In  Coal Emergency

Intelligence Operations Unitied   New Authority Will Be Equally Split In Three Groups

Car Industries Grant 18-Cent Pay Increase  GM Union Holds Out for 19 Cents;  Wace Pact Subiect to Locale’? Vote

BHANT UNION DEMANDS FUR PAY INGREASE   Ford Gives Men 18-Cent Hike and Chrysler Settles : for 18 1-2 Cents.

GM EXPECTED TO SIGN PACT — WITH WORKERS   CIO Officer Charges Company Failed To Bargain

Wage Dispute Terminated  For 151.000   Companies Grant Pay Increases Of 15 Per Cent

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Learn New Details in Capture of U. $. Marines

Mulroney Injured In  Car Mishap   Wheel Rolls Over His Body, Car Door Cuts Ankle

J. W. Davis, Chillicothe Appointed Judge of 36th Judicial Circuit

Plan to Call Churchill Is Turned Down   Kimmel Chitcaes ‘Lies About Friendship With FDR

Pearl Harbor Group Opposes Calling Churchill  Senator Wanted to As! Him About Reported

Probers Vote Six to Two Against Summoning the Former Prime Minister as Witness in Inquiry Into Tragedy.

Move To Gall Churchill Before Pearl Harbor —  Investigation Rejected

Churchill Will Not Be Asked to Appear at Hearing   Adm. Kimmel Asserts  Appointment Not  Due to Friendship

Habeas Corpu: Writ Obtained For Heirens   State Request For Delay Is Granted by Judae

FOR YOUTH’S RELEASE   William Heirens Is Held in Suzanne Degnan Kidnap Case

Habeas Corpus Writ Obtained  Mi Amen: Rirce:   Kidnap Suspect’s Release Sought

ATTEMPT MADE TO FREE LAD   Alleged Degnan Child Killer Presents Writ

DEGNAN SUSPECT DROPS SHAM POSE   TALKS FREELY TO INVESTIGATORS BUT DENIES ANY CRIMES

, Attorneys Seek Release Of Student Held  ‘In Deagnan Case: Boy Drops ‘Delirium’

Seek Release Of Suspect  Habeas Corpus Writ Obtained for Youth Held In Deenan Case

NEW YORK STATE GETS $30,000 TAX ON FOR ESTATE   Payment Final Pending Audit of Order Filed in Dachace County

Says Briton  Urges War Against Reds   Pravda Charges Blow Made At ‘Big Three’ Coalition By Speech

Pravda Says Former British Premier In Speech Is Attempting to Liquidate Big Three Coalition.

Pravda Declares Churchill Seeks To Provoke War   Communist Paper Says Former British Leader Wants UNO Erased

MOSCOW CLAIMS CHURCHILL URGING THIRD WORLD WAR By EDDY GILMORE  BR aecanntactat Deane C4a $E UF arctan

Soviet Press Assails Churchill as Provoker ~ Of War Against Russia

UNURGHILL SEEN AS WAR MAKER   Former Prime Minister Denounced By Party Paper In Moscow

Pravda Charges Churchill Urges War on U.S. S. R.   Says Former British Chief Grabs at Uncle Sam’s Coattails

Red Journal Says Ex: Prime Minister’ Ts Power Politits Ad  ~ vocate, Threat - tc   UNO Success.

Churchill Is Denounced For Recent Speech   Pravda Accuses Briton of Advocating Power Politics

First Reaction To Address  In Missouri   Churchill Urges UNO Liquidation, Soviet Paper Savs

Pravda Assails Churchill as  War Provoker   Communist Organ Says Briton Trying To Destroy UNO

Moscow’s Official Orgar Charges Britisher Is Destroying The United Nations

U.S.OPPOSES SOVIET STAND ON VETO ISSUE   American Delegation .Wants Open Assembly Discussion an Dierited Pointe.

VETO SCRAP IS DEVELOPING IN UN ASSEMBLY   J. $. Delegation Will Insist on Full Discussion of Vital Issue

Rights of big Powers fit by Small Nations   Mexico’s Foreign Minister Tells Delegates in New Yorke Unity of Security Council Is Being Undermined

Veto Fight Looms As United Nations Assembly Gets  Down to Business.

Restriction To Have Backing OFLU. §.   But Debate Right By All Powers ls Supported

U.S. Russ Argue Discussion Right   Issue Appears Certain To Kick Up Long Arqument In Assembly's General Debate

U. S.. Russia May Clash on  Veto Issue  gee aaah Preparing for  emarmont an Peanncna

U.S., Soviet: Clash Brews At Assembly   Steering Committee Mulls List of 53 Main Items Slated for Discussion At U.N. Meeting

Mexican Delegate Claima U; of Veto Is Undermining Security Counci}       FRANCO SPAIN FLAYED BY SECRETARY.CENERAL

Small Nations Are For Abandonment Of That Authority   However, U. S. May Work For More Limited Use Of Veto Than Russia Favors

AMERICAN BLOC WILL INSIST ON DISCUSSING END   Truman Pledges U. S. Will Continue To Work For Just, Lasting Peace

U. 5. to Insist Upon Right fo Discuss Vefo   Wants Small Nations To Be Heard, Indicates It Will Line Up With Russia to Keep Vote

U.N. MEETING IS LAUNCHED BY TRUMAN   American Policy Outlined In President’s Talk   LASTING PEACE   Is Goal Of United Nations, Chief Executive States; 51 Nations Attend

America To Demand Right To Discuss Small Nations’ Proposals To End It   Both In Favor Of Keeping It   Battle, However, Seen Since U. S. Hopes To Restrict Use Of Power

Russians Oppose UN Discussion Of Veto Power   Clash Developing With United States; Soy Truman Made No New Policy Points

America  Decides To Stay By Guns   Wrangle With Red Delegates Near At Session

Russia Trying To Block Discussions To Amend Charter   U.S. Is Against Ban of Rule But Is Protevtine Rights of Smaller Nations  To Present Case  .

Russia May Ask To Extend Veto Voting Powers   Smaller Nations In Favor Of Ending Veto Voting; Truman Urges Group To Retect War Talk

U. S., Russia Heading For ‘Clash On Veto   U. S. To Seck Restriction On Use OF Veto In Secur.  tev Council,

SPECIAL RIGHT OF BIGPOWERS UNDER ATTACK   Unity Threatened by * Big Five Privilege, Says Delegate

Clash Between U:S. and Russia Is Developing in U.N. General Assembly

—UN SESSION — Americans Want Oper Discussion  ~DMFrAAT TM NMNYPOD   PLAN TO DROP VETO FOUGHT —

New US-Russ Clash Developing; Rights for Veto at Stake   Small Nation Proposals to End 4 Power Veto Questioned Today ©

—REDS OBJECT— Hot Debate Is Expected In Assembly’  “Truman Pledges U. S. Assistance

U.S. And Russia  Differ On Small  Nation Proposal   Lesser Powers Want To End Big Power Vetc In Security Council; U. S$. Favors Debate

SMALL NATIONS HOPE TO LIMIT POWER OF BIG 5   Franco Spain May Be Issue As Lie Asks Council Ac: tion On Question

U. §.-Soviet Clash Shapes Up Over Discussion of Veto   Cuban Delegate Challenges Soviet On the Question

UN Clash Over Veto Developing   U.S. Opposes Russia, Favors Free Discussion

Clash Looms Between U. 5. And Russia Over Assembly's Right to Debate Veto Issue   American Delegation Favors Retention Of Veto But Proposes to Limit [4s Use; Truman Tells U.N. Peace Mus? Be Preserved

U.S.-Soviet Clash Over UN Rights" Looms on Horizon   Veto Proposals by Small Nations Is Bone of Contention

DEBATE ON DISPUTED BiG NATIONS POWER OPENED BY MEXICAN  ORGANIZATION’S UNITY SAID THREATENED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE RULE

Right To Discuss Veto Is At Issue   American Delegation Decides To Insist On Right Of Full Assembly To Take Up This And Two Other Matters

New Clash With Reds In Offing   U. S. Ready to Insist On Right of U. N. to; Discuss All Issues; Truman Opens Session

United States And Russia Involved   Right of Small Nations on Veto Brings Problem

Small Nations Launch Attack On Veto Power   U. S. May Clash With Russia On Right To Debate the Issue

CLASH BETWEEN U.S. AND RUSSIA SEEN OVER USE  AMERICANS FAVOR Civ} NICCHSSION   AMERICANS FAVOR FULL DISCUSSION IN UN ASSEMBLY

CLASH WITH RUSSIA SHAPES W UN SESSION   y. $. Expected To Wrangle with Soviets Over Discussion of Veto.

Veto Fight In Offing As U.N. Begins Labors   U. S. Opposes Russian Stand Against Discussion Of Issue.   REDs TO BUY 8 N. ¥. TOWN HOUSES.

‘Americans To Insist On ‘Discussion   United States And Russia At Odds On Veto Question

Clash Developing Over Veto in Assembly Meeting   United States and Russia Are Expected to Have Words on Right of UN Setup to Discuss Small Nation Proposals to End Veto Power

Ud. BACKING REDOPPOGLD FULL DEBATE   Would Let Smaller Nations Discuss Veto It Will Support Later.

‘AMERICAN DELEGATION WILL INSIST ON FULL RIGHT FOR DISCUSSING VITAL PROBLEMS   Cuben Delegate Challenges Soviet Envoys to Fight Te Finish on Reported Opposition to Debate Over wee    MANY TOP-FLIGHT DIPLOMATS ARE ABSENT

Russia Refuses Permit for Plane Landing  Atmosphere of Bickering Is Apparent

Controls End; Some Price Boosts Seen   Industry Spokesmen See Levelling Off For Most Lines

PRICES ARE NOT EXPECTED TO RUN WILD   Spokesmen for Nation’s Industries Believe Consumer Costs Will Level Off.

‘Prices, After Decontrol, May Go Higher but Will not Run Hog Wiid

PRICE ICE BOOSTS ARE PREDICTED   Principal Industries Take Look Into Future

JACKSON HOME FROM ABROAD   SUPREME COURT JUDGE'S ARRIVAL MAY: REVIVE US , FEUD WITH JUsTICE HLACK

House To Act On Tuck’s Bill   Read Revenue Measure Would Raise Gas Tax

New Confab Will Be Held Sunday   Truman Announces Move Before 4 o'Clock Deadline

Unions Accede to Truman's Request  c ‘ rh a  “Ts For Deferment of Nation-wide Tieup;  Feels Certain Issues Can Be Settled

To Resume Peace Talks Immediately   Brotherhoods Agree To Postponement At Request Of Truman.

Postponement For Five Days Announced At “Zero” Hour By President Truman And A. F. Whitney, President of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen

5. Day Truce;        For Progress          President Announ c Temporary Breather.M utes Before Deadline:

Unions Heed Request by  President   Truman’s Assurance That Progress Can Be Made In Negotiations Basis For Delaying Walkout

Jackson May Be Asked To Disclose Story On Court   Undercurrent Of Sentiment Being Developed In House Committee

JACKSON MAY TELL STORY TO COMMITTEE   Senator Prepares To Rouse Senate For Court Purge

BEFORE HOUSE GROUP.   Will Be Asked To Tofl Ful Story OF Charges:

“It Was Awful ”  Train Kills 3 High School Boys Asleep On Crossing

High School Pupils Killed in Hammond   Birthday Fete Ends In Tragedy; One Escapes Train

SLEEP ON TRACK, TRAIN KILLS 2   HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CRUSHED BY FREIGHT

3 BOYS ASLEEP ON TRACKS DIE BENEATH TRAIN   Went There After Birthday Party, Sobbing Survivor Relates

Strike Looms Of Hard Coal Miners June 1      Contract of Anthracite Diggers Expires May 31

COAL STOCKS RUNNING LOW   Effect of Prolonged Strike Spreads to Power Plants And Food Industries

No Truman Answer to Attlee Note   British Say Their Palestine Message Required a Reply

 Wou't Comply ih Palestine Request \No Reply From Truman \To Attlee’s Refusal

BRITISH AWAIT TRUMAN REPLY   Attlee’s Note on Palestine ‘Issues Draws No Answer From Washington

ATTLEE AWAITS TRUMAN ANSWER   President Has Not Yet Replied To British Prime’ Minister's Communication On Palestine.

Truman Silent On Palestine   Attlee Awaits Reply To Confidential Note On Jewish Issue _

TRUMAN SILENT ON PALESTINE   Has Not Yet Answered British Premier's Last Communication  RIN ENR VOTES SEEN

BRITISH UNLIKELY TONED TRUMAN'S PALESTINE APPEAI   Prime Minister Awaiting President's Reply to Profact Lattar ..

Truman Hasn’ Sent Answer To Attlee   British Minister Wants Reply to His Protest Of Palestine Message

Attlee Awaits U. S. Reply To Palestine Note   Won't ‘Meet Truman’s Demand For Admittance Of More Jews.

British Seek. Truman Reply To Their Note   Say Their Protest to ‘Tru. man’s . Palestine Plea Merits Answer. -

Attlee Awaits Truman’s Reply   British Informants Say Note Which Called For Reply Unanswered

Foreign Ministers Council Turns to German Question After Deadlock Ended  FRENCH PLAN ACCEPTED  Diplomats Await Promised “Important Declaration”  Of Red Policy Toward Raich

End Deadlock On Peace Meet   Soviet To Announce Policy On Germany

Ministers Await Red Declaration On Reich Polie   Foreign Envoys Tarn To  As Deadlock Is ‘Ended

Foreign Ministers Turn Next to  German Question  Deadlock Is Broken Over Procedure For Peace Meeting

PEACE CONFAB DEADLOCK BROKEN   Victory Claimed By U. S., British Delegates   FRENCH PROPOSAL   On Invitations To July 29 Meeting Is Accepted; Approve Of Rules

Big-4 Ministers Break Deadlock On Peace Parley   Adopt Compromise on Procedural Rules; Take Up German Issue

Big Four Log Jam Broken   “Suggested” Rules Go -Out With Peace Parley Bids; Await Red State. ment On Reich Policy

PEACE PARLEY CALL AGREED BY BIG FOUR   Ministers Wait Russ Statement on Policy Toward Germany —

BiG FOUR AWAITS SOVIET POLICY   Stymie On Conference Rules Ends In Paris Sessions

RUSSIAN IDEAS ON GERMANY FUTURE WAITED   Ministers Turn To Questior After Reaching Agreement On 21-Nation Parley

Ministers Tum To Question Of Germany   Declaration of Russian Policy Anvinusly Awnited

CONFERENCE DEADLOCK IS BROKEN   Peace Parley Scheduled To Open July 29

TO QUESTION OF GERMANY   Foreign Ministers Await a Promised Important Declaration of Russian Policy Toward the Reich.

German Issues Next As Peace Parley Approved   By Agreement France Instructed To Send Out Invitations

lan To Rule ‘eich Comes efore Big 4   rman Question Taken Up After Deadlock On Peace Is Broken

Await Russ Reich Stand  Foreign Ministers Take Up German Question; Fix Peace Conference

BiG FOUR MINISTERS TAKE UP STUDY OF GERMANY; TALKS ON  AGREEMENT IS REACHED

AN IMPORTANT DECLARATION IS EXPECTED TODA)   Concerns Russia’s Policy To: ward the Reich, Is Report.   DEADLOCK BROKEN   A French Compromise Was Adopted By Council Last Night.

Paris Minister Deadlock Over Parley Broken   Adopt French Plan On Rules Suggestion; Council Awaiting Rec Reich Policy Stand

Green Light Given Foreign Ministers   Invitations to Peace Conference Go: Out After 4-Day Deadiock—~ Concentrate on Reich

Speculate On Soviet Attitude In Declaration   Deadlock on Peace Conference Ended; French Plan Accepted

rein Ministers Await Statement  On Soviet Policy   French Compromise Plan Breaks Log Jam on Rules; ‘Victory’ for  U. S., Britain -

Russia To Give Statement On German Policy   Invitations Go Out To Peace Conference Opening July 29

Compromise Ends Treaty Talks Dispute   Promised Declaration Of Russian Policy Towards Reich Keeps Ministers Anxious

Peace Treaty For Germany Is On Agenda For Big Four   Foreign Ministers Adopt Compromise On General Parley

BIG 4 STARTS DISCUSSIONS ON REIGH PROBLEM   Adopt French Compromise to Send Invitations to Peace Conference

Foreign Ministers Adopt Parley Plan Offered by French  Paris Meeting Turns To German Question After Deadlock Ends

Reich Plan Is Promised  By Russia   Foreign Ministers Await Declaration

Ministers Settle Conference Jam   Compromise Permits Setting Some Rules

Foreign linisters Beoin Discussion Of German Issues  Bessk Deadlack

ANXIOUSLY WAIT DECLARATION BY RUSSIANS TODAY   French Compromise On Rules Of Procedure For Peace Conference Accept ed; U. S. Victory.

Big Four Take Up Germany   Peace Parley Jam Broken; Russia to State Policy On Reich

Break Log-Jam  On Peace Meet   Foreign Ministers Await Red Declaration On German Policy. ;

Deadlock Over Peace  Is Broken   France To Send Bids to United Nations

MINISTERS GET GERMAN ISSUE   Take Up That Question After Ending FourDay Deadlock   WAITING ON RUSSIA’

Paris Parley Turns Hand To  German Issue   Ministers-Finally Break ’ Deadlock On Calling O£ 2LNation Peace. Conference -

Council Turning To Nazi Problem   a ene Report From Russians Is Awaited

High Court Calls Firms Monopoly   Decision Says Trust Not Actually Barring Competition Violation

High Court Rules 3 Tobacco Firms Are a Monopoly   Upholds Anti-Trust Charge Against Industry's Big 3

Tobacco Firms Lose Decision   U. S. Supreme Court Upholds Decisions in Anti-Trust Cases

Black Market Auto  Dealers Sentenced   24 Sentenced In Detroit For Operating Huge Car Racket Evading OPA Ceilings; Court Scathingly Denounces Defendants

PRISON FOR 24 CAR PROFITEERS   TERMS RANGE UP TO 2 YEARS WITH FINES TOTALING $100,000

LOCALITE NAMED VICE CONSUL TO SYRIA   Alexander J. Davit Assigned To American Delegation At Damascus

Steel Production is Curtailed in Pittsburgh as Coal Strike Negotiations Verge on Breakdown

Coal Deadlock . Hampers Steel   Lewis, Operators Reject Proposals As Additional Parleys Slated

Negotiations In Coal Strike At a Standstii!   OVER 700,000 WORKERS AWAY FROM JOBS IN U. S.

U.N. Secretary Puts OK on New Assembly Date  U. §. Council Delegate   U. §. Council Delegate Assails Ukrainian Charge Against Greece

GENERAL ASSEMBLY BEING POSTPONED   United Nations Will Convene On October 23 At Suggestion Of Foreign Ministers

Lie Proposes Postponement  Of UN Meet   Meanwhile, Security Council Fights Over Greek Question

FROM SCIENTISTS   Step Taken in Hope of Breaking Deadlock Be- .  eee OR OE” Bw te

DAMON RUNYAN, NOTED WRITER, DIED IN NEW YORK HOSPITAL      COLORFUL CAREER OF FAMOUS NEWSPAPERMAN, AU‘THOR AND BROADWAY CELEBRITY ENDED  4 LAST NIGHT

Woman Dies In Cleveland Fire   Ten Others Recovering From Burns In $30,000 Hlotel Belden Blave Monday

RAIN NOT IN SIGHT   Pastures and crops t Dry Out, City Lawns Wither

A-Bomb Toll On Personne!  Still Studied  Blandy’s Ship Heads for U.S.

Senator Says Pauley ‘Lost’   Hannegan Informed Appointee Can’t Win

Pauley Defiant As Defeat Inevitable   Refuses To Withdraw Name For Navy Post Against Leaders’ Advice

PAULEY REFUSES PLEAS 10 QUIT     laser Nominee More Confi dent Of Appointment

Pauley Spurns All Bids He Withdraw   Californian Waging Bitter Battle Despite Pessimism in Democratic Camp

Edwin Pauley F latly Refuses To Quit Fight   Democratic Leaders Say They Expect His Name mom. Wrap £0 De. Wiiharawx From Nomination ~

Pauley OnceMore Answers With No  Vigorously Refuses te Withdraw Name

Pauley Refuses To Quit Battle For Naval Post   Leaders of Party Expected Name To Be Withdrawn

PAULEY INSISTS ON TEST   Demo Leaders Expect Name to Be Withdrawn

CLO. KEEPS UNITY BY ACTING ON COMMUNIST ISSUE, BUT IS STILL SEEKING ACTUAL SOLUTION

Bradford Youth, 7. Electrocuted By High-Tension Line   Climbs Pole To Retrieve Toy: Suffers Broken Neck in Fall

Donald Myers Also Sulfers Fractured Neck in 15-Foot  Fallin Holley Parking Lot   Penelec Rescue Squad and Inhalators from Police and Fire Departments Used in  Vain Effort to Revive Boy; Lad Trying  To Retrieve Toy Gun When Mishap Occurs

LL ener ttinl  INFORMATION CONCERNING THE PROPOSED CITY BOND ISSUE

OBE SUGGESTED ON RADAR DELAY   Would Cut Civilian Aviation Disasters, Its Advocates Point Gut

CONGRESSMAN DENIES GETTING “WAR PROFITS”   Chairman Mead Says Testimony by May “Wholly Inadequate’

REP, ANDREW MAY WAS BEFORE THE HOUSE TODAY   Says “There Is Something Sinister In the Attacks Upen Him.”   PROBING WAR PROFITS   He Declared He Had Never Used One Penny of Anybedy’s Money.

Congressman May Takes Floor To Deny Charges   Kentuckian Tells House “There Is Something Sinister In These Attacks On Me’? In Connection With Senate Probe Of War Profits :

SENATE GROUP OPENS SECOND WEEK PROBING WAR PROFITS   Ponder Whether To Call Rep. May To Tell Connection With War Combine

Chairman Mead Of Senate War Investigating Committee Declares Kentucky Democrat Has Failed To Accept Invitation To Give Whatever Information He May Have Concerning Relations With Illinois Munitions  Combine—Prober Tells Of $500 Bribe Offer

Rep. May Labels Profits Probe Sinister Attack   "Never Used Penny O Anybody’s Money Except My Own’ Senotors Told

DEMANDS MA BE RECALLED 0 PROFITS PROB   Solon Claims He Has To Everything in First Hearin on War Contracts

Committee May Call Rep. May For Questioning   Says Only Connection With Companies Was To Assist Them In Timber Transactions

Investigator Says He Was Offered . Political Campaign Job in New Mex.

Mead Terms May’s Story Not Adequate   Investigator Reports Being Offered $500 To Withdraw Efforts

TeLLo HOUot * QUIZ ne Uatd OWN MONEY   Commitiee Given Testimony of $500 Bribe to investigator.

Mead Terms May Story Inadequate   “Attacks Are Sinister” Representative May Tells House.

Committee Employee Of;  fered $500; Mead Says. May’s Testimony, Whollv Inadequate. —

Committee. Employee OF fered $500; Mead Says  May's: Testimony, ' Wholly Inadequate. ~ 4

Describes Attacks as “Sinister”   Rep. May Tells House Colleagues Of Suspicions in War Graft Hearing

May Inquiry Is Pondered By Senate’s War Probers   Complete Testimony Asked On Contracts

Mead lerms May Report Inadequate   Munitions Combine War Profiteering at Wors:. Says Senator

PROBERS STUDY CALLING IN MAY   Previous Testimony Termed Unsatisfactory By Some

Rep. May Calls Munitions Case Attack Sinister   .Chairman’ s Testimon

May Tells War-Profits Probers Attack On Him  Contains “Sinister” Air

"Wholly Inadequate’ Tag Put an May Statements   1 Mead Committee Hears Investigator Tell He Was Given $500 to ‘Resign from Probe’

Ponder Asking May To Amplify  Contracts Data   Mitchell Again Aske That Senator Appear Before Hearing On War Profits

LEGISLATORS IN HEATED EXCHANGE Wartime Profits “Denied. By-Solon’

Testimony Doesn’t Exactly Jibe . : oe Committee Is Undecided As To Whether May Will  Be Called To The Stand

May Defends Acts Linking Him With ‘War Profiteering’   Senator Mead Terms Information As ‘Wholly Inadequate’

May’s Testimony of Part in War Profit Dealings Assailed   Kentucky Congressman Insists He Made Nothing by Aiding Firms

WAR PROFITS PROBE ALSO REVEALS PAYMENTS MADE TO SILENCE INVESTIGATOR

TELLS OF BRIBE HE REFUSED IN PROFITS PROBE   Senate Aide Declined $500 To Quit Inquiry into Munitions Combine

Probers Ponder ing May To Stand Again  Committee Re leas ses  ee eee, re teen’

MAY TAKES FLOOR!   Says Something ‘’Sinister™ in Attacks Made Against Him

Rep. May Charges ‘Sinister Attack’   Strikes Back at Statements Made in Senate War Profits Inquiry; Committee Investigator Reveals Money Offered Him: to ‘Withdraw’

May Blasts Attacks as Sinister   Solon Takes Floor to Defend Connections With Illinois Firms

May Hasn't Cleared Self   Committee Chairman Says He hasn't Accepted Invitation to Testify in Open

Mead Raps Story Of No War Profits   Kentuckian, In Reply, Sees ‘Something Sinister’ In Attack On Him.

Testimony of May Branded As Inadequate   Chairman Mead bf War Investigatin: Committee Makes This Comment at Hearing 

Munitions Prober  Given $500 Cash  O’Connell Savs He Was   O’Connell Says He Was Also To Get $10,000 Job In New Mexico for Ouittings

Mead Assails May Testimony As Inadequate   Committee Prober Offer. ed $500 to Quit  Investigation   ‘Something Sinister’ In Attacks. Mav Savs

May Asserts Attack Sinister   House Military Head~ Refutes Charges By. Senate Committee.

Prober Admits ‘Taking Money   May Asked To Tell War Profits Story Out In Open

Investigator  Offered Bribe   HE SAID HE GAVE THE MONEY back the next 

May Says Attacks ‘Sinister’   Insists He Profited   . In No Way From War. Contracts; Mead Says Testimony Inadequate

War Profits  Connections Questioned   Testimony Before Senate Board Held Inadequate By Mead

Briped, Asserts  Prober   Offered Money, Job to Halt Contracts Sift

MEAD RAPS AT MAY TESTIMONY   Calls Statements On Relations With Combine ‘Wholly Inadequate’

Investigator Of Combine Handed $500   Money In Form Of Bribe Given Back Next Day

—WAR PROFITS INQUIRY— Mead Says Testimony By May In Protits Quiz ‘Wholly Inadequate’   Transcript Of May’s Remarks At Secret Session Are Put Into Committee Record

New Charges Are Listed in Probe Of IllInois Firm   Investigator Offered $500 To With draw; Army Officers Tell Of Contract Pleas

Testimony By May Ruled  ‘Inadequate’   Kentucky Solon Involved in War Profits Probe

Prober Tells of Bribe Offer In Chicago Hotel   Kentuckian Sees ‘Something Sinister Behind. Attacks’ on Him

May Says No Protits Made  On Contracts   Senate Investigating Committee Releases Statement Made By Representative in June

Mead Declares Story Told Is Inadequate”   Efforts To Secuve Contracts Brought Out At Hearings.

Solons Release His ‘Unofficial Statement’ On Munitions Deal But Mitchell Insists House Chairman Appea Before Committee

DEMANDS MAY AS  WITNESS INWAR  PROFITS SCANDAL SENATOR MITCHELL  IS NOT SATISFIED WITH TESTIMONY

e PAUL MALLON—   Columnist Supports Retention of Muron Taylor at Vatican

Stabilization panel named  by president Will replace old  war labor board

NEW BOARD ACTS IN PLAGE OF WLB   Doesn’t Have Broad Power Former Agency Did

War Labor Board Is Out, New Group Appointed  Stabilization Setup   Stabilization Setup Not to Have Sweeping Powers

TRUMAN APPOINTS NEW WAGE BOARD   GEOUP OF SIX TO TAKE PLACE OF WLB WHICH GOES OUT OF EXISTENCE.

War Labor Board Is Out, New Group Appointed  Stabilization Setup Not to Have Sweeping Powers

Fannin Count v ‘pend Million  For Home Repairs   Most Dwelling Units Need Repair Work

Guns of Chine Fighting Forces  Stilled; Red Leaders in Conference

GUNS SILENCED IN CHINA'S CIVIL WAR   Truce Became Effective a Raan Tfadeaw

Moslems Remove Peace Barrier   Guns Of China Ordered Silenced While Leaders Confer In Truce

Statement« Accentable   ins Silent Red-Argentine § Chinese Move Seen as seek a Peace Power Politics

Fighting Groups Guns Silenced  Red Leaders Are En Route to Yenan

China’s Warring Factions Begin Temporary Truce   Guns Ordered Silent At Noon Today In Beginning Of Fifteen Day Truce

ORDERS STILL CHINESE GUNS   Observers Agree Truce Nation’s Last Chance For Peace

MORE SPRING DAYS   _ Forecaster ye Concerned About Swelling of Fruit Buds

Fairbury Tot Fatally Hurt   Two-Year-Old Struck By Car Driven By Carl Fowl er Of Odell At Fairbury.

SPAIN RECALLS AN ENVOY.   Ambassador to London Is Ordered to Vacate His Poat.

ENTIRE OUTPUT OF STATE COAL MINES PERILED   Quick Settlement Necessary If Production To Be Maintained

PAW CONTINUES ~ CONTRACT TALKS   Union Is Scheduled to Quit Work April 30 If Accord Is Not Reached

Bands Terrorize Greek Villages  37 Persons Killed; Houses Destroved

TRUMAN VETOES RAILROAG BILL   Reorganization Measure Doesn't Cure Evils, Says President

‘Procedure Could Have Been Better....  United States Will Not Give Up Secrets Until Safeguards Are Certain

Great Changes in Attitude of Both U. S. and Russia Must Come Before Atomic Energy Control Perfected

U.S. ANSWERS RUSSIAN OUTBURST AGAINST ATOM CONTROL PLAN AS EXPECTED—WITH DETERMINATION

Reds Frown On Goodwill Of America   Pravda’s Outburst Against Ainerican Atomic Control Plan Brings To-Be-Expected Reaction; Judge Others By Them. solves

State Chief Justice ol Supreme Court.  H. A. Johnson Quits   Will Resume Private Practice in the Mining City; Gov. Ford Names Car! Lindquist to Office

Chief Justice Resigns Post In State Court   Governor Will Name Scobey Man to Succeed Johnson

Chief to End State Court Duty Aoril 1   Will Return to Butte, Accepting Place With Banking Firm

USES SEEKING LOCAL JOBS FO} 971 VETERANS   Local Office: Has Total of 1,298 Persons Hunting Work

SUSPECT PROTESTS USE OF TRUTH SERUM   Youth Still Denies Slaying Degnan Girt :

ATTORNEYS FOR SUSPECTED SLAYER CLAIM CHICAGO POLICE VIOLATED HEIRENS RIGHTS BY TEST

‘Whitcomb Slayer Hunted Tn Maine Pulpwood Area   Deranged Applicant for Mill Superintendency -at $25,000 Life Salary Indicated as Killer

Feature Finder   Police Trace Clutter of Clues for Slayer of Millionaire

Publisher Tells Of Breaking News To Soldier’s Parents Ahead Of The War Dep't.

Editor Tells Parents Son Has Been Found In Wild New Guinea Jungles

Gl MISSING  TWO YEARS IN JUNGLE IS FOUND  = ie.  om™. * . Fro. ec D.....1. Ag KE? mia hk “T' ~ p vow.  L he. a oT «x Dp, vam ke

Father, Irked by Pre-Dawn Callers, Learns Soldier Son Has Survived Two Years in Jungles

WAR VETERAN DIES IN ELEVATOR MISHAP   Frank BD. MeMinaey, 23, Native Of County, Fatally Hurt in  Cecitminctec

Strike Settled By G.E. And C10 Union   Formal Ending Of Walkout Expected Within Few Days

ELECTRIC UNION SEES HOPE FOR WORK MONDAY   Wage Increase Ends Tie-Up Of 100,000 Members Serving 16 States

Agreement Ends Strike Of GE Workers   Involves 100,000 Union Members in 16 States; 18} Cent Boost Is Basis

GE Employes Gef 184-Cent Wage Increase   Strike of 100,000 Electrical Workers Settled by Agreement Of Workers and Firm

OPA Official Charges Packers Storing Meat   Denial Follows Tha‘ 6,425,300 Pounds Held Back

Hirohito Moves To Hold Positior Before Attacks   Emperor's Renunciation   of Divinity Seen. as Bold Gamble for People’s Support

HIROHITO SAYS HE'S NOT A GOD   Jap Emperor Casts Off Myth Of Divinity In Surprise  Rescerint.

Jap Emperor Denies Claim To Divinity   Surprise Action Seen As Bold Gamble to Retain His Throne

Hirohito Starts. New Year With Bold Gamble to'Hold Position Despite Attacks .

See Hirohito ln Bold: Gamble   Renunciation of Divine Claim Seen as Move To Retain Throne

SEES NEW ALLIED ATTACKS   Reunciation Of Divinity Myth Is A Surprise

Hirohito Divinity Denial Called Bold Gamble To Hold Position of Emperor

HIROHITO DENIAL OF DIVINITY SEEN AS BIG POLITICS   CONSIDERED PLAY FOR SUPPORT IN ALL QUARTERS

J ap Emperor. . en Paves) ae  RU unces: His  “Divinity. Clain       ) Makes Bold: Gam “ble-10‘Hold His P. osition: In Face of Fresh  - Attacks.”

Hirohito Starts New Year On Bold Gamble   Unprecedented Rescript Stings Government For Dilatoriness   DENIES DIVINITY   Radicals Advocating Overthrow Frown On Message

HIROHITO TOLD SUBJECTS THAT IS DIVINITY  'S ONLY MYTH   Move Viewed As Bold Attempt To Keep His Throne; MacArthur Pleased

Emperor Myth Renunciation Is Held Gamble   Popular Support Sought Against Jap Communists

Mounting wAlhied Dis position to Regard Him As War Criminal; Em—peror Also Aimed At Circumventing Liberal Forces In Japan.

MacArthur Says Hirohito Speech To  Give Emperor Lead in Jap Reforms

Hirohito In Gamble To Hold Throne   Renounces Myth That He’s Divine

Hirohito In Bold Gamble   Denial of Diety Seen.  ‘As Effort to Maintain  Leadership in Japan; People Take it Calmly

Hirohito, Denying Divine Myth, Stages Bold Gamble To Retain Rulership Over Japan’s People

Psychology Of Japs Changing   Japanese People Accep: Calmly Emperor’s  Denial Of Divinity

Proposed New Constitution for Japan Approved by MacArthur: Reduces Emperor to Figurehead

JAPGOVT  DRAFTS NEW CONSTITUTION   Reduced Emperor ‘To Merely a Figurehead

New Jap Laws Reduce Hirohito To Figurehead   Constitution, Approved. By Emperor, Vests © Authority In People 

JAPANESE. DRAFT NEW BASG LAW BARRING ARMY   Constitution, Backed By Gen. MacArthur, Wilt Go-to Diet in May for Approval   MIKADO 1S FIGUREHEAD   Ruling Authority Is Placed in Hands of Representatives Elected by People

Japs Abolish War- Making  Balsa BRT   Hirohito Relegated To Mere Fieurehead

Jap Govt. Drafts New Constitution   Right to Make War Abolished; Hirohito le Runt Fignurehead

Japan Drafts New Constitution, Cuts Power of Emperor   Abolish Right To Make War; Gov’t. Control In Peoples Hands

War Is Ruled Out In Newly-Drafted Jap Constitution   Document, Approved By MacArthur, Abolishes Na tion’s War Powers   EMPEROR HIROHITO NOW A FIGUREHEAD   Government Authority Is Vested in Representatives Of the People

JAPS PROPOSE CONSTITUTION   Document Makes Emperor Figure Head, Abolishes Right Of.War

NEW PACT CUTS HIROHITO POWER   Revised Constitution Abolishes Right To Make War

CURBING HIROHITG   Formula Is Approved by Nipponese Cabinet In Session.   MACARTHUR SAYS HE IS SATISFIED   Commander Is In Accord With Provisions of Document.

New Corsi Wark Making igh ¥      MacArthur Approves of New Program

Jap Constitution Bans War, Makes Mikado Symbol  "Ruling Auth ority  To Be With People

R. J. Francis Dies After Short Illness   Was Resident of This Vicinity Over 60 Years

Say U.S. Opposes Partition Plan  Britain Forced to Seek Alternative

Truman Refuses To Promise U.S. Aid in Palestine   Britain Must Cope With Problem Alone, Nespite Committee Plea; Second Bomb  Tieoat Thraws Jerusalem into Terror.

London Says U.S Opposes Plan To Divide Palestine   Britain Seeks New Scheme to Solve Holy Land Issue

Jewish Plan Rejected by Pres. Truman   Britain Left Free to Take Whatever Action Thought Best

Report Truman Won't Support Snlit-Up Idea   President Sends Views On Federalization To British Government.

U.S. Refuses Join Plan To Split Palestine   Forces Britain To Seek Alternative Solution Of Issue

U.S. Out Of Palestine Partition   Refuses To Take Part In Plan Recommended By Joint Committee;  Truman Sends Letter

SPLIT REJECTED FOR HOLY LAND   United States Refuses To Take Part In ’ British Plan

British Now Forced To Seek Another Solution   Truman Sends Surreasiions   Unacceniable To Arahs, Jews

U.S. Won't Help Split Palestine   British Sources Say Truman Note Neither Accepts Nor Rejects

BRITISH SOURCES CLAIM REJECTION   Truman Said To Refuse Any Action On Partition

BRITAIN 15 LEFT ALONE WITH TASK   Recommendations Of Cabinet Board Is Iqnored

Britain Must Now Look For  New Solution   Report Truman Advises  British To Go Ahead With Own Plans

Truman Delays Action   British Seek New Solution As U.S. Support Withheld

Jewish Terrorists Threaten To Bomb Postoffice A gain   Jews Planning Revolt Against Grea Britain; Hints Denial of Rejection Report

U.S. Refuses to Take Part In Partitioning Of The Holy Land   British Say They Will Have to Try Some Other Plan

Truman Evades Answer on  Holy Land Plan   President's Reply May Leave Britain to Cope With Partition Alone

Truman Turns Down British Suggestions   Will Not Cooperate With Proposal to Partition  Palestine; Leavés British To Cope With Problem

Another Plan For Palestine May Be Sought   U. S. Refuses to Participate in Holy Land Partitioning

U. S. Not to  Join in Plan   Truman Informs Britain Nation Refuses to Enter Palestine Program

U.S. Refuses Part in Holy Land Solution   Truman Says Support Of American People Required—Radio Calls On Jews to Revolt

No Formal Plan Is Set Forth by President, Claim   Printing of ‘Gossip, Uninformed Reports’ ls Hit by Secretary

Britain Says U.S. Reneges On Palestine   Report Truman Refuses To Participate in Plan for Zones.

U.S. Refuses To Participate In Palestine Plan; Britain  To Cope With Problem Alone   Truman Wants Support Of American Peaple In Dealing With Situation

‘Hands Off’ U.S. Policy  In Palestine   Say Truman Refuses To Take Part In Division; . Gives Britain ‘Go’ Signal

Report Yanks Leave British In Palestine   Refuse To Aid In Country’s Division As Advised By Committee Experts

U.S. Refuses Fo Participate In Palestine Pian   Truman Tells Britain Public Support Needed

British Government Sources Say Pres. Truman Makes Decision Known in Letter  to Prime Minister.   NEW SOLUTION TO PROBLEM IS SOUGHT

we INA ALY ——  Refuses To Participate In Division   Says People Must First Support It

Palestine Problem Faced by Britain   U.S. Participation Refused In Letter From President

U. S. Refuses Part In Plan  [For Palestine   British Sotirces Say Truman Turis Down JointCommittee Outline.

Will Not Participate in Plan for Division of Palestine Asked by Exnerts   DECISION LEAVES WHOLE QUESTION UP TO BRITISH

SOLVE PROBLEM AS YOU SEE FIT, BRITAIN IS TOLD   British Await Trouble as Un: derground Leader Urges Jews To. Revolt

UNITED STATES WILL NOT PARTICIPATE IN PALESTINE DIVISION   BRITAIN IS INFORMED IDEA NOT ACCEPTED NOR REJECTED HERE

U.S, REFUSES TO TAKE PART IN PARTITION  OF PALESTINE   British Sources Say Truman Is Leaving Problem To Britain Now

TRUMAN ALOOF 0 LAND .   President Refuses Plan To Back Britain In  Palestine

Palestine Partition Plans Rejected By U.S., Rumors Say   Report Truman Refuses Support Without the Nation’s Support

Division of Palestine Plan Rejected by U. 5.3  Carrier Sent to Vicinity

U. S. Playing ‘Hands Of F Qn Palestine   Britain Left To Cope With Turbulent Problem  By Herself

Britain Left To Deal With Jews As She Sees  Wise. Truman Advises

Britain Now Left To Cope With Jew Separation Alone   Truman Letter Reveals American People Must Be Consulted First

Truman Rejects Plan To Split Palestine Area   Tells British To Go on With Own Program

U.S. Rejects Part In Palestine Plan   British Government Left to ‘Cope With the Problem — Alone   LETTER FROM TRUMAN   Americans Had Hand in Drawing Up Plan for  Partition

Chief Executive Ready to Leave for 18-Day Yachting. Vacation—Secretary Byrnes States Enslavement and Exploitation Are Certain  To Follow Treaties in Contradiction of Potsdam Agreement—Other Worldwide News of Interest

Britain's Plan To Take Part {s Turned Down   Plea for Revolt Of Holy Land Jews Presages Trouble

UNITED STATES WILL NOT PARTICIPATE IN PALESTINE DIVISION  BRITAIN IS INFORMED nea NOT acceoren

TRUMAN NOTE ON PALESTINE IS CONFIRMEL   White House Discloses ‘Suggestions’ Were Sent to London

Stand Would Force British To New Project   Contents of Truman’s Message Kept Secert

British Decide Not to Publish Truman Letter or Make Known Details of Its Content.

Claim Partition of Palestine Is  Opposed by U. 5.   Truman Unwilling to Act Without Public Support, Is Rumor

TRUMAN REFUSES AID ON HOLY LAND   Tells British They Must Handle Question As They See Fit

U. 5. Refusing Plan For Split Of Palestine   Underground Radio Calls For Jewish Revolt Against British

— PROBLEM— President  Sends Note To Attlee   Executive Says American People Must Back Plan

U.S. Refuses To Take Part 1 Palestine Split   With Alternative Britain to Go Ahead Scheme to Solve Issue

Truman Advises London  On Idea   Britain Left Alone To Cope With Problem .”.  ob

Goering, Hess Stand By War Records   Ribbentrop Warns Allies of Russia as Defense Closes

21 TOP NAZIS DENY GUILT IN LAST SPEECHES   Beware Soviet, Says Ribbentrop

U. S., Britain Get Warning On Red Peril   Goering, Hess Take Defiant Stands In Swansong Speeches

PETRILLO PULLS MUSICIANS OUT OFN, Y. HOTELS      51 Hostelries Throughou! Country Affected By Union Order   DEMAND FOR HIGHER WAGES IS REFUSED

Petrillo Enters N.Y. Hotel Band Dispute   Stop Order Given Bands In Chain Hotels Tied  Up with Hostelries Atffeded by Strike

Liberated Peoples Honor Allied Troop: Who Struck Beaches   Airborne Division Paid Tribute. at St. Mere Ealise. Fr.

Quiet Celebrations Mark Anniversary Of D-Day In Normandy Towns And Villages

People of Normandy Observe Second ‘Anniversary of Invasion of France

Normandy Pays Tribute Again  Second Anniversary Today Of Operations on D-day

Second Anniversary of Invasion of Europe Observed in Normandy Today

People of Normandy Today Pay Tribute to Americans Who Surged Ashore Two Years Aao

Normandy Pays Tribute to Gls   Second Anniversary of ‘Invasion Is Quietly F Commemorcated 

NORMANDY NOTES DATE OF INVASION   Liberated Residents Pay Tribute 40 Yaenk<:_.

Blind Marine Hero Ts ‘Father Of Year’      People Of Normandy Hold Quiet Observance Of Second Anniversary Of D-Day

fi ’. NORMANDY REMEMBERS D-DAY Fanfare ‘And Revelry ‘Algent As Residents ‘Tribute To Dead

'Normandy Celebrates Second Anniversary \Of D-Day With Dignity Befitting Occasior

People Of Normandy Celebrate Second Anniversary Of D-Day With Dignity Befitting Historic Event

Will Rogers, Jr., Seeks California Democratic Nomination for Senato1

Frank Carlson Will Run for Governor   Announces Candidacy For GOP Nominstion; Gerves in Cannracc

Carlson to Run For Governor   Congressman from Concordia Makes Statement To Papets Wednesday

Bombay Mutiny  Keeping In Swing   Parachute Troops Force Rebellious Seamen To Run

Civilian Riots Flame in Bombay   Touched Off By Mutiny Of Indian  Seamen

British Troops, Planes And War Craft Coverge   Deputy Police Commissioner Declares City In State Of ‘Absolute Rebellion’; Navy Mutiny Continues

Riots Rage In Bombay; British Forces Move In      City Reported In Absolute Rebellion; Mutiny Of 12,000 Sailors Touches Off Fighting

Riots In Bombay Spread In Wake Of Navy Mutiny  18 Killed, 250 Hurt As Firing Continues in Heart Of City

Rebel Sailors Surrender  At Karachi   British Troops, Warships, Planes Converging on Great Indian Port Where 268 Made  Cacualties

NAVAL MUTINY CONTINUES AS RIOTS SPREAD   See Absolute Rebellion In Port City; British Rushing Troops

SURRENDER OF ONE MUTINOUS CREW EFFECTED   Indian Sailors On HMS Hindustan Hoist White Flag; Frenzied Mobs In Bombay Streets Draw Machinegun  Fire; State Of “Ab solute Rebellion.”

Riots Spread Over City Afier Mutiny   British Troops, Planes And Ships Called To Scene

Mutiny Among Seamen Cause Of Trouble   British Arms Converge Upon India City

City Is In State Of  “Absolute Rebellion’ Rush Reinforcements   Seamen’s Mutiny Touches Off Civilian Riots With British Rushing Reinforcements To City As Rioters Go On Looting Spree

Riots in Bombay Flare Up   Civilians Stage Riots as Aftermath Of Naval Mutiny

Mobs Applying Torch; Surrender Edict Fails  Civilians Join Sailors in Uprising; British Guns Rake Frenzied Rioters

CWVILIAN RIOTS = PLANNED IN BOMBAY DURING THE DAY   Police Commissioner Said City Was In a State of Rebellion.   MACHINE GUNS USED      Fire Crackled In Many Seetions Against Mobs, It Is Reported.

Civilian Riots Follow Mutiny Of Indian Seamen   British Rushing Reinforcements Into City; Rifles And Machine Guns Used Against Mobs

Casualties Total 500 As Gunfire Spreads:   Parachuting Artillery Men Capture Sloop At Karachi With Shots

Civilian Riots, Inspired _ By Striking Seamen, Flare Throughout Bombay

British Send Troops to Quell Affray   Shots Are Exchanged As Royal Navy Mutiny Continues

CIVILIAN RIOTS CONTINUE AT BOMBAY AS SHIPS, PLANES CONVERGE ON METROPOLIS

City-Wide Civilian Disturbances, Touched Off By Seamen’s Rebellion, Flame In Indian Metropolis Amid Machine Gun Fire—British Troops, Planes And Warships Converge On Trouble Spot—At Least  - 18 Persons Killed, 250 Injured

Troops, Plane: And Warships Rush to City   Karachi Mutiny Put Down by Parachute Troops with Artillery Fire on Seized Slooy

OpenRebellion As Mobs Rove City; Loot, Kill   Shore Batteries ' Silence Seized Warship in: Har_ bor; Fighting Spreads’

Civilian : Riots Sweeping City Amid Gunfire   British Troops, Planes and Warships Converging Ga India Metropolis Of 1.406.000   Mobs Beat, Stone And Knife Victims   Royal India Navy Matiny   Continues; -Britieh Bhune Left Wing  —— Element

Mobs Beat, Stone, Knife Victims In Streets; Artillery Forces One Rebel Warship To Quit.

Bombay inTurmoil 4s Troopers Fight  Sailor Mutineers   British Planes, Warship: Couverge on City Which Is in Absolute Rebellion

City of Bombay in Absolute Rebellion Says Police Officer   Tension Mounts as_British Pour in Troop Reinforcements Today

RIOTS FLARE; 0 ARE DEAD   Another 250 Are Injured in Civilian Outbreaks Touched Off by Mutiny in the Roval Indian Navy.

Riots Flame Bombay Into Full Rebellion   Civilians Support Mutiny of Seamen; Tommies on Scene

British Send Armed Troops Into Bombay; Riots Spread   ‘Absolute Rebellion’ Declared; Civilians Drawn Inte Melee

RIOTS TOUCHED OFF IN CITY OF 1,400,000 BY SEAMEN AND NEW ‘TROUBLES CONFRONT BRITISH

Civilian Riots Spread in India After Mutiny   Bombay Rebellion Injures Scores; Victims Stoned

Absolute Rebellion Flames in Bombay   British Troops, Ships and Planes Converge Upon Terrorized City as Seamen's Munity Touches Off Blazing Civilian Riots

City Of Bombay Declared In Rebellion State; Indian Navy Mutiny Is Unabated

Indian Naval Men in Open Rebellion   British Rush Reinforcements Into Bombay

Troops Fire on Mobs Following Seamen’s Mutiny   18 Killed, 250 Injured in City as British Troops Move te Restore Peace

Browder Barred Under Protest   Former Leader Ousted From Communist: Party

BRUWDER OUSTED BY COMMUNISTS   Charges Made By Party Board; Appeal Is Refused.

Lewis: Time to put labor house in order  Leader says return of United Mine Workers to A.F.L. ‘turning point?

Lewis Says Labor  Must Clean House   ‘Miners, AFL Reunion Saves Free Enterprise’

PUT HOUSE IN ORDER, LEWIS URGES LABOR   Mine Workers Chief Says Return of His Union to A. F. of b. Marks Turning Point.

OBJECTS TO SULLIVAN   Senator Asks That Lawrence Man’s Name Be Held From Ballot

COSMIC FORCE CONTROL GOES TO CIVILIANS   Security Provisions Tightened; Final Vote Slated

FIVE CARS DERAILED   No One is Injured in Train Wreck in East Today .

DEATH TOLL IN STATE REACHES 6 FOR HOLIDAY   Five Killed In  Automobile Accidents;  One By Fire

Buffalo Scientist Offers Device for  (heap Atom Power   Uranium, He Says, Was Used 24 Years Ago to Shoot Oil Well Fires

Program of Eighth Grade Pupils in Pageant on Friday Evening, May 31.

RURAL STH GRAD. > ERS GRADUATE   Pupils To Present Pageant and Receive Diplomas _ May 31

British Wives Whose Yank Mates Ask Divorce Appeal: to: Mrs. FDR:

- Nears Fnd:  ongress Dallies   Senate and House Hope  To Act Before May 15

Senate Action on Soldier Draft Remains in Doubt   Senator Gurney Believes Law Will Be Enacted By May 15 Deadline

LEGION AND. : _ BUSINESS MEN IN ‘PLAYOFES   First Game ef the. Playoff in the City of St. Charles:Softball  . League Will he ‘Tues: Nieht+ - -

BUSINESS MEN’ ke CAN WIN CITY _ CHAMPIONSHIP Tht   Free Gifts Will be. Given, Away Dur ing the Second Game Playoff” Friday Night. a

All Churches Unite in Day of Praye   Services Friday At the First Methodist Church

Church Council Asks U.S. To Practice Voluntary Rationing   Adopt Report Aimed at Helping Prevent Starvation In Europe, Asia; Also Seek Firm But Sympathetic Dealings With Russia

Churehes Ask Voluntar y Food Rationing In U. 5.   Action Urged To Help Prevent Starvation In War-Torn Europe And Asia; Body Also Asks Taking Evangelism Out Of The Realm Of Unreality

‘Church Council Asks Voluntary Food Rationing      Columbus Conference Calls For Saving Of Wheat,  Fats, And Beans

Battered Ship Reaches England   American Farmer Reaches Falmouth Under Own Power; Salvage Issue

NAVAL ADVICE  OF BRITISH IS DEFIED   Salvaged Ship Has Arrived in Port at Falmouth, England

Both U. S. And England Claim Her....  S. S. American Farmer Remains Center Of Hot   Salvage Right Dispute

Crippled Ship Reaches Port   American Farmer Still Center of Stormy Salvage Dispute

American Ship Reaches Dock   Merchant Boat Cente: of Salvage Wrangle

Salvage Controversy Continues As Battered  U. S. Merchant Ship Safely Reaches Falmouth

BAN NEWSMEN FROM DAMASED MERCHANT SHIP   British Still Push Demands for Salvage Right of American Vessel

DISPUTED CRAFT ARRIVES IN PORT   ‘No Trouble,’ Both Sides Say In Transfer Of Ship

Collision-Rent US Merchantman Reaches England   is Center Of Salvage Ficht

LeJoyce Mammen First 1946 Baby  Born Afternoon  Of New Year’s Day

LeJoyce Mammen First 1946 Baby —  - Born Afternoon Of Néw::Year’s: Day

MicKeldin Will Not Retire From Race   Baltimore Mayor Totally Unconvinced by Mills’ Araument to Quit

McKELDIN DOES NOT INTEND TO WITHDRAW   Baliimere Mayer Is Cee] Taward Surgestien Of Hagerstown GOP Pesmary Onpencat

Truce In Covel Strike Nearing   Progress Reported At Tuesday Necotiations

Health Department’s 1945 Statistics Reveal Ohio’s Population Increasing Substantially

FICHTEL WILI PILOT COUNTY USO CAMPAIGN   This Year’s Drive Will Be Unit’s Final Appeal For Funds

Truman Has Conversation With Byrnes   President, Taking Holiday, Visits Hagerstown And Waynesboro

Mid-West Chilled By Sub-Zero Cold   Frigid Snap Contrasts “Ex. tremely Mild” Weather of Week

SUBZERO WEATHER IS GRIPPING MID-WEST   7 Degrees Below Zero In North Dakota: Temperatures Gen erally Pleasant Elsewhere

U. 5. Ambassado1 Defends ‘Actions  Says Soldiers Were Never Under Arrest

Monroney Honored By Collier Award   Oklahoman, Vandenberg ‘Presented Distinguished Congressional Service Award

De Gaulle Urges Voters To Reject New Constitution  General's Address Her alds Possible Split Of Bidault's MRP Party

U. S.-R ussian War Forseen  By De Gaulle   Wartime Leader of France Attacks New Constitution

De Gaulle Condemns New Constitution Of France   General Urges French Voters to Reject New Charter —Says France Would be Too Weak to Maintain Its Independence

GEN. DE GUALLE FLAILS FRENCH CONSTITUTION   France Plunged Into PreReferendum Battle

 Area Commanders Seek to Tone Down  Criticism of Demobilization Plan

Army Paper Given Warning B y General   Richardson Asserts Editors Will Be Punished For Criticizing Chiefs

REFINERY FIRE TAKES 2 LIVES   Million Dollar Cracking Unit Destroyed at Newark

TWO KNOWN: DEAD IN EXPLO_SION-ATHC RACK-EN-G* UNIT: OF PURE OIL PLANT

Congress Battles in Spotlight %  Gov. Dewey Makes   Gov. Dewey Makes Influence Felt In 3 Contests

Demo Committee Leader Backs Rainey   Rainey Talks Baseball, Jester Assails ‘Reds

BITTER ATTACKS: CONTINUED Jester And Rainey In Heated Charges On Campaign Backers

TEXAS AGAIN BATTERED BY HAIL AND RAIN; MORE FORECAST FOR TONIGHT BY WEATHER EXPERTS

BREAD SURVEY   CHECKUP SHOWS 179 PERCENT ~OF COMMUNITIES ARE FAC. * ING ACUTE SHORTAGES OF BREAD

SHORTAGE OF BREAD FACES THE NATION   Bread Situation Grows Worse in Past Two Weeks

[WALLACE CHARGES U. S. AND RUSSIA WITH IMPERIALISM   Practices Are Labeled Threat To World Peace

Russia Yields On Important ltalian Issues   g Big Four Ministers In Paris Meet Reach Tentative Agreement

President Opens 'Home Building To All Citizens   Priorities System and $10,000 Ceilings Wipea Out

Radio-Active Waters Prevent Full Scrutiny o! Damage Incurred by Atomic Bomb Explosion

VANDENBERG ASKS CURBS ON LENDING   SAYS CREDITS SHOULD BE GEARED TO BACK YALTA AND POTSDAM ACCORDS,

GOP. Leader  Would Curb ©  Loans by U.S. Vandenberg Excepts  ’ Credits to British In Making Demand

OPEN BRITISH LOAN DEBATE   Vandenberg Urges Loans Be Geared To Support © Of Allied Agreements

Vandenberg Asks Loans Be Geared To Pact Support   Senate Is Told Agreemen Default Should ‘Stand as Barrier”

Demands Loan: Be Geared to Yalta Pact   Vandenberg Makes Proposal During Debate

Gunshot Wounds Fatal to Officer   Licking-Co. Tenant Farmer Who Admitted Slaying Is Held For First-Deqree Murder

Spain Seals Up her Borders; Anti-France Moves Growing   European Nations Support French Demands for Break

Transport Union Must Yet Ratify Wane Contract   Five Hour Conference Succeeds in Ending Difficulties

HIMMLER DESCRIBED AS SHIVERING WRECK   Aide Says That SS Leader ‘Slowly Came Apart’

NEW MEMBERS TO BE  ’. INITIATED AT WOMEN OF = MOOSE MERTING TONIGH'

INITIATION oF SEW : MEMBERS AT ‘WOMEN. OF: “MOOSE MEETING TUESDAY

RESCUE PLANE ~ FOR ‘SLAVES’   ARMY HOPES TO RANSOM AMERICAN—AIRMEN—RE-— PORTED HELD BY WILD TRIBESMEN 

FLY TO RESCUE CAPTIVE YANKS   Five U.S. Fliers Reported Held Two Years by Wild Lolos Tribe

Pauley Ready To Quit Fight For Approval   Truman’s Statement Expected Monday; Senate Clearing Secn

Bliss Points Out Fat Saving Need   United States Has Promised To Share With People Of Other Nations

Company Heads Refuse Comment On ClO Reversal   Union Seeks to Arbitrate on All Unsettled Issues

GM Studying Union's Offer On Peace Vote   CIO Reverses Stand Providing Arbitration Question Included

G.M. Strikers Would Vote On Wage Plan   General Motors Officials Study Surface Union Agreement To Com.  pany Proposal

QUESTION GOES BACK 10 COUNCIL THIS AFTERNOON   Neither U. $. Nor Russia Is Witting to Retreat From Their Positions   REDS THREATEN ‘WALK’   Meanwhile Teheran Officially Denies Format Accord Is Reached With Moscow

NeitherCountryWilling To Back-Down On Iran; Soviets Issue Ultimatum

COAL PICTURE  STILL CLOUDED  OFFICIALS SAY   Fresh Moves by Both Sides Afoot; Statements Cautious

Stalemated Coal Strike Seems No Nearer Solution  _Effect of Seizure on . Rail Employes Watched Clecale

TRY NEW MOVES IN STALLED COAL NEGOTIATIONS   U.S. Suecess In Rail Strike May Decide Mine Seizure

Fresh Moves Believed Due In Coal Case   Cautious Statements Reported Indicating Tieun Developments

Government Is Studying Plans To Seize Mines   AFL Pledges Support To Lewis in Fight For Welfare Setup

NEW MOVES TO END SOFT COAL STRIKE AFOOT   Officials Silent on Nalure of Moves Being Made

Week Goes By Without Peace In Coal Fields      New Moves. Under Way To Negotiate Settlement

New Steps Studied in Coal Rift   Federal Officials Await Outcome of Railroad Seizure

Fresh Moves Are Believed To Be Afoot   Government Official: Watch Railroad Results For Guide In Mine Seizure.

Fresh Moves Afoot In Coal Strike Negotiations   Neither Side Gives Any Indication As to When Action Can Be Placed Underway

QNE WEEK LEFT ‘IN COAL TRUCE CFT BY LEWIS   Haw Government Fares in Rail Seizure May Affect: Handling of Dispute   DEADLOCK STILL HOLDS!   But There Are Indications That New Moves May Be Developing

AFOOT IN COAL STRIKE   Consider Steps to Revive Stalled Negotiations

NEW MOVES NOW CONSIDERED IN COAL DISPUTE      9,000,000 Tons Of Coal To Bi Produced First Week of Truce

New Moves In Coal Dispute Hopeful Sign   Fear Seizure Might Fail; AFL Council Backing Miners

Fresh Moves Reported i in Effort to Prevent Coal Strike Resumptior

Republicans Demand Democrats Join In Probe of Surplus Property Sales

Veterans Said Not Getting Surplus Goods  Scandals Are Said TT. Ra ln Making

FEAR SCANDALS INTHE MAKING   SURPLUS PROPERTY DISPOSAL IS QUESTIONED

Langer Asks Surplus Quiz   War Goods Scandals Brewing at Capital

Trains Move Hours After Strike Ends  Crippling Tieup Historv’s Worst

EDUGATORS SEEK TWO INGREASES IN TEACHER PAN   One Annual Minimum Woule Be $2400 for Teachers With Bachelor Degrees.  $1500 FOR ALL OTHERS  Recommendations of JES  Will Go to State-Legislature in January

IEA Votes to Seek Higher Teachers Pay   Pittsfield Schoo! Superintendent Elected President

Molotov Sees UN Progress 4n Peace Path   Red Envoy in N.Y. On Queen Elizabeth For Parley Opening

Parley Delays Threat Of Coa Strike Friday   Interior Secretary Agrees to Conference With UMW Officials

OFFICIALS GAIN TIME ON COAL:   UMW Officials And Government  Meet Friday.

Administration Officials Gain More Time To Cope With Strike Threat   KRUG AGREES TO LEWIS’ CONFERENCE

AGREEMENT FOR CONFERENCE ENDS THREAT OF WALKOUT BY MINERS ON NOVEMBER-i1sST-—______.__       By PHILLIPS J7 PECK” International News Service

COUNTY COLLECTS MORE TAX MONEY   An Increase Is Shown in Figures Announced by  Treasurer   $1,650,259 TO JULY 

“WORE TAX MONEY   An Increase Is Shown ir Figures Announced by  Treasurer

Party Will Not Sponsor Utterances  Future Speeches  Must Be ‘On Own

Party Will Nof Sponsor Talks By New Dealers   Speakers’ Bureau Not To Re-Schedule Tour Of Former Secretary

Party Will Not Sponsor  Utterances  Future Speeches Muct Re ‘On Qum

Party Blacklists Speeches by _ Wallace, Pepper  Political Observers See Rift As Boon to Republicans

PEPPER JOINS EX-SECRETARY ON BLACK LIST   Administration Rift With New Deal Widened

Both Men Ostracized As Official Speakers   Truman Hunts Wallace Successor; Schindler Set to Accent Position

TWO FOREMOST NEW DEALERS ON BLACKLIST   Extensive Tour Plan -liminated by Party Headquarters

Wallace, Pepper Dates Cancelled   Senator and Former Commerce Secretary Blacklisted on Party Speaking Schedule

SCOTLAND YARD TAKES STE PROTECT JEWS   Aoudath Head Gets Threatening Jewish Letter

Man Offers To Exchange Places With Yank Who Is Sentenced To Death

Injunctions To Break Union ‘Boycott Issued On Behalf Of ET & WNC

Bootleg Sugar Ring - Bared With Arrests   Probe Reveals 100,000 Pounds of Commodity Have Found Way Into Black Market at High Prices — Three Joplin Men Face Federal Charges.

Homma Applies The Whitewash To Himself   Jap General Denies He Saw Bodies of Rataan March Victime

March Of Death Route Traveled By Gen. Hommi   Accused Jap Leader Denies He Saw Bodies Of Victims On Road

Krug Announces  Butie Plans Sen. Wheeler May  BReeomnoany Poricz

TURKEY WILL REFUSE REQUEST OF SOVIET   Will Retaln Absolute Control ‘Of Dardanelles

TUDKS Th REIEET  RED CONCESSIONS IN DARDANELLES   London Embassy Contends Straits Problem International Mattar

BYRNES GOES ON RADIO TONIGHT   WILL GIVE REPORT ON CONFERENCE AT PARIS

Byrnes Home from Paris to Report ‘Partial Success   Some Progress Seen in Contrast to Previous Total Failures   HOLDS LONG TALKS WITH PRESIDENT   Schedules Important Radio Address Tonight; Peace Parley Soon

BYRNES TO GIVE REPORT ON BIG 4   Will Talk to Nation on Radio Monday Nicht

VIEWS TONIGHT ON CONFERENCE   Reports “Partial Success” In Initial Meeting With Truman

Byrnes Will Give Radio Report Tonight   Immediate Plans Are Made for Peace Meeting July 29

BYRNES 10 REPORT PARTIAL SUGGES AT PEACE MEETING   State Secretary to be Heard in Radio Talk This Evening; Says Session Encouraging.   TRUMAN IS TOLD OF GATHERINGS

President Gets Byrnes Report or Peace Outlook   Secretary of State Sees Nations Moving Slowly Toward Peace

Byrnes Will Tell Nation Of Progress   Report On Ministers’ Parley Scheduled On Radio Tonight

SEC, OF STATE TO REPORT ON PARLEY TODA)   Byrnes Says Some Progress Made at Paris Meeting

ACREEMENTS   Calls on President at White House —Will Deliver Report te Nation in Radio Address Tonlght at 9 p. m, EST,

HOUSE SLASHES COMMERCE AND STATE DEPTS,   Tries To Discourage National Spending Psychology ~

CONGRESS GROUP DEMANDS CURB ON FEDERAL SPENDING   Commerce Department Also Takes Big Cut in Appro pectenttaw: Shewessem

Uongressmen Order Cuts In Federal Budget  State And Commerce Departments Are Given Slashes        wr wyTaArya 7°07) A wT Th   FBI FUND GRANTED   Antitrust Division Is Reproved For Its Attitude

Committee  Cuts Back Budgets    $358,825,758 Set in Appropriations for 4 Departments

House Group's Cuts Knock Out Intelligence Unit   Byrnes News Service Halved; Wallace Also Suffers Slash

Four-Dept. Appropriation Bill Okaved   Intelligence Unit Of State Department Will Get No Monev

House Slashes Fund Estimates   ‘Spending Psychology’ Scored; FB! Warning on Crime Wave Heeded

$358,825,758 Approved By ‘Funds Committee      Leave Budget Bureau Suggestions. For FBI, Justice. Almost Intact

HOUSE UNIT CUTS STATE DEPT. FUND   Knocks Our All Funds For Proposed intelligence Unit

House Committee Hits ‘SpendingPsychology’,   Funds for 4 Federal Departments Given Sharp Cuts

Appropriations Committee Begins Batite With 4-Department Budget Slash; Lush Days “Are Over”

Kill State  Department information Service Plan   State, Justice, Commerce Budgets Slashed By House . — _

GOVERNMENT SPENDING IS CRITICIZED   F. B. I. Is Given Its Full Request

BY STATE DEPT. ARE DECIMATE   House Committee Refuses to Vote Any Money for Intelligence Unit .   "INFORMATION SETUP CUT   Of Four Departments Asking Outlays, Only FB! Gets AN lt Requested -

INTELLIGENCE UNIT IGNORED   Appropriations Committee Fails To Provide Funds: Wallace Office Cut

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   To Renew Discussions on UN Assembly Postponement

Foreign Ministers Will Meet Sunday  To Discuss Issue   Soviet Insistent In Demands For Postponing Scheduled U N Meeting Sept. 23   SECRETARY BYRNES OPPOSED CHANGE

Postponement of U-N Assembly Meefing Likely   Foreign Ministers to Renew Discussion of Soviet Demand Sunday

University Of First Class For Negroes Proposed   Bi-Racial Commission Recommends Governing Board of Both Races

Governor To Give Report ToLegislature   Stevenson To Mark Matter Emergency With Endorsement

Board Proposes Negro University   Pay Hikes Will Bring More Price Jumps, USCC Insists

Group Reports Its Suggestion To Stevenson   Statutory College Would Be Set Up Enp Tayac Rlacke

BOARD FAVORS FIRST CLASS NEGRO SCHOOL   Stevenson Backs Findings of His Biracial Commission

Speakership Fight Is On In House Of Representatives   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Seutinel’s Special Correspondent 

It Favored As House  Sneahen   To Suceed The Late Harold Felton of Indianola

Iran’s Second Appeal To UNOStrengthens Early: Action Demands of U.S.

FIRST FLIGHT IS MADE BY ROCKET PLANE   Speed of 550 Miles Per Hour Is Maintained by Pilot

New Rocket-Propelled Plane Tested Successfully by Army, Easily Hits 550 Miles an Hour

n Rogers, aminer and spector, Dies   eath Comes on His 74th Birthday After Long Illness; Had Helc Office for 20 Years

Sugar Ration For U. $. May Be Increased   GOVERNMENT SOURCES SAY ONE - THIRD HIKE SOON

MORE SUGAR DU BY NEXT SPRING   Government Sources Predict Increase To 20 Pounds Per Person In 1947

APRIL HIKE OF THIRD IN SUGAR RATION IS SEEN   Complete Abandonment of Lids Not Likely Before Spring of ’48

Global Rites Honor Dead Of US. Army   Speakers Pledge America to Era -Of World Peace

MEMORIAL DAY RITES REVEAL PEACE PLEDGE   Dominant Theme Is Shown in Programs Prevailing May 30

HOMAGE PAID U.5. DEAD ALL AROUND GLOBE   PLEDGES FOR FIRM PEACE ECHOED ON MEMORIAL DAY

Nation Pledges To Keep Peace   World-Wide Honor Giver i To Soldicr Dead

Tributes Paid to War Dead     Memorial Services Are Held  Throughout World Thursday

Pledge to Make Peace Firmas U Honors War Dead   Services Held Honoring American Heroes at Home and Abroad

Soldier Dead Honored in Memorial Rites   Peace Pledges Top Theme of Services:  Tribute Paid All

Keep Peace Is Pledge On Holiday   Truman Puts Wreath On Unknown Soldier’s Tomb in Washinaton

Musk Oxen Not Extinct   Multiplication Not Sufficient, However, To Solve Meat Shortage

30 Are Missing In New York's Upper West Side  Flaming Ice House ~ Wall Crashes Upon   HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN Found: Old-Fashioned Store That Stayed Put On Wabash

Indiana One Part of Nation That Says Old-Fashioned General Store Is Not Dead

Madrid Radio Likens Western Powers to Nazis  Spain Attacks U. S.

Franco Regime Is Placing U. S., Britain In Class with “Nazi”   Madrid Radio Declares Infection Is Caught By World’s Great: Power:

RUSSIA’S SLASH OF 40 PER CENT IN MILITARY BUDGET IS SEEN AS PROMISING FOR PEACE OF WORTN

REDUCTION IN SOVIET BUDGET: TAKEN TO INDICATE RUSSIANS WILL REDUCE STANDING ARMY

‘Reds’ Bud get  Cut Hint OF Future Plans   By J. M. ROBERTS, JR. AP Foreign Affairs Analyst -

New Russian Budget Indicates Money for the Red Army Is Cut by About 40 Per Cent

IOWAN'S STEER SETS TOP PRICE   Brings $4.50 a Pound  at International Show

GIRLS IDENTIFY GERMAN KILLER   Masquerader In Jeep Is Caught And Slain By American Troops

German Slayer Of Hartshorne Trapped, Killed   Had Masqueraded As American Officer; Companions Sought

FEDERAL OFFICIALS MAP STRIKE PLANS   President Key Figure as Government Works for End of Stee! Controversy

Officials Map Steel Strategy   Government Action To Settle Strike  Expected Soon

Board Chairman Sees President As Key Figure   No Big Developments In General Motors Strife; Dewey Back To Capital

New Strategy To End Steel Strike Studied   Truman Key Figure a: Government Moves tc Settle Walk-Out

PRESIDENT MOVES 10 EFFECT TRUCE IN STEEL DISPUTE   Conference With Bowles Hints OPA May Permit  Beien lactanca

WHITE HOUSE ACTION HELD IMPERATIVE   Truman Summons Bowles To Re-examine Ton Price of Steel

NO SOLUTION IN SIGHT TO STEEL STRIKE IN U, §   Truman Kev Figure In Effort Te Find Selution To Paralyvzing Strike

EARLY ACTION IS DECLARED IMPERATIVE   50 Plants Sign Contracts With Union   NO DEVELOPMENTS   n G. M., Electrical Work Stoppages: 1,380,000 Are Idle In U. S.

Eye Truman In Steel Dispute  White House Action Believed Necessary

Imperative That Walkout End at Once, is Report   Other Industries are Affected; President Key Figure in Move

Conferences At White House Called Between Pres. Truman, Bowles and Factfinding Chairman.   STEEL INDUSTRY MAY BE TOPIC DISCUSSED

TEMPERATURES:   Nation Looks To President In Hour Of Crisis   Settlement In Steel Controversy fs Held To Be Imperative

Bowles Cuts Short His Vacation In South To Attend Conference At White ‘House Today

Truman Leads Move to End Steel Strike   President Expected to Present Proposal for Settlement

Confers With OPA HeadOn Price Boost  Fact- Finding Chairman Hints Settlement Near

Presidential Move To End Steel Corp. Strike Imperative   Government Officials Endeavor to Find Solution to Situation '

President Key Figure In Move   Action in Strike Held Imperative  By Official

Truman to Blame For Neat Crisis, Republicans Say  Listened to ‘Radical Fringe,” GOP Chairmar  Asserts in Broadcast

States Meat Shortage Caused by Failure Of  Truman to Heed Advice

SHORTAGE OF MEAT BLAMED ON PRESIDENT   Republican Chief Says Control Lifting Is Political Move

Reece Blames Meat Issue  On President  G. O. P. Chairman Replies on Radio To Truman Blast

Chairman Reece Says Truman Supplied Powerful Argument For Election Of GOP Congress

Dems Criticized On Current U.S. Meat Shortages   GOP Chairman Hits Ad ministration; Cites Radical Frinae

REECE REPLIES TO TRUMAN TALK   el aoe a Sn G. 0. P. CHAIRMAN PUTS BLAME ON ADMINISTRATION FOR MEAT SHORTAGE.

SON SHOT DOWN BY HIS FATHER   Dying Youth, 17, Begs Forgiveness For Drunken Parent

Truman’s Revised Army-Navy Merger Plan to Congress   Foes Label President's Proposal “Too Little and Too Late” Today

Outlook Dark for Merger Plans at Current Session  flannocectanae BRatsod   Concessions Rated Ynadequate; Later Hearings Proposed

TRUMAN'S NEW MERGER PLAN T00 LATE   Foes Declare Final Action By Congress Is Remote

—TOO LITTLE AND TOO LATE’ —  No Action Expected On  Truman’s Merger Plan

Slim Chance Seen For Bill to Pass   ‘Too Little, Too Late’ Charge Labels Unification Proposal

FOES OF PLAN SAY NAVY NOT GIVEN ENOUGH   Navy Backers Also Declare Truman's Plan For Joining Services Into Single Department Has Come Too  ate.

Army-Navy Merger  Prospects Fade   Foes Say President's Revised Plan “‘too Little too Late”

Merger Plan Of Service  Units Found Unworkable   President Is Given Blame For Failure

Army- Navy Merger Foes Paste “Too Late’ Label On Truman's Revised Unification Plan   Claim Concessions Made To Sea Arm Insufficient To Overcome Objections

WAR MERGER PROGRAM FADES   Navy Brands Unification Plan ‘Too Little, Too Late’

Navy Supporters Criticize Revised Plan De. spite Support of Eisenhower, Patterson.

MERGER ACTION NOW MAY WAIT TILL NEXT YEAR   Navy Foes Brand Truman’s Revised Unification Plan Too Little, Too Late

Prospects Fade For Army, Navy Vierger This Year   New Plan Will  Retain Marines

LABEL ARMY-NAVY MERGER PLAN 100 LITTLE, TOO LATE   FOES SAY PROSPECT FOR FINAL ACTION EXTREMELY REMOTE

MERGER PROGRAM IS HiT BY FOES   “Too Little. Too Late” Is Chie! Criticism

New Unification Plan ‘Too Late’, Opponents Claim   Army-Navy. Merger Prospects Believed ‘Dead’ at This Session

Forees’ Merger Labelled Too Late   Earlier Objection: — Still Standing In The Way

Army and Navy Merger Plan Is Called Deficient   Truman Concessions Not Enough. Say Foes of Unity

fattle and Hog Supplies Light Tuesday, Prices Up 50 Cents to Dollar Each

(iO Union Chosen By Brandi Workers Here   Three Hundred Pickets Demonstrate at Local Plant Mawdess Ke

(10 Union Chosen By Brandt Workers Here   Three Hundred Picket: Demonstrate at Local Plant Mondav Noon

96 AMERICAN SOLDIERS. ARRESTED. FOR PEFTING WITH GERMAN ERA! EINS

Anti-Trust Suits Planned By Gov't      Justice Dep't Charges Firms Conspired to Mulct Governments

Anti-Trust Suits Are Prepared  Justice Department Will Take Action

Auto Unions  End Strike   Two-Year Contract Signed as Climax To All-Niqght Peace Talk ”

Make UN World Government, Romulo Asks   Philippines Propose “Weighted’ System of Voting

Mis, Mary Yager Passes Quietly To Final Res   FUNERAL SERVICES AT METHODIST CHURGH FRIDAY AT 2:00 P. M.

SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION GN SATURDAY      Voters to Choose President and Three Other Members

ELECTION ON CATURDAY   Voters to Choose President and Three Other Members

Beer, Tire, Used Car Ceilings Increased   Boost of One to Two Cents a Glass on Beer is Approved

Used Cars, Beer, Tires Get Boosts   Sea Foods Released In New Price Rises

MORE PRICES HIKED BY OPA      Beer, White Sidewall Tires And Electric Fuses Are  Listed for Increase

OPA Authorizes Price Increases As Costs Mount   Beer, Tires, Electrical Fuses Join in March of Higher Levels

PRICE CEILINGS ON BEER, USED CARS SOAR UP   OPA Continues Parade Of Hikes Started With New Bill

PRICE OF BEER ~ BOOSTED BY OPA   USED CARS OF 1945-46 MAKE AND WHITE SIDEWALL TIKES ALSO GO UP.

Secretary Byrnes Makes Publie Note Sent ‘To Moscow. Says MacArthur's Authority Extends to Manchuria

US. Demands Open Door In Manchuria   Byrnes Flays Soviet Plan for Seizure of Japanese Industries

GOERING ADMITS HE HATED JEWS   Pgh Ze. Nezig Takes” ‘Respensibility for Numerous Anfi‘Semitic Decrees

Both Herman Goering and Justice Jackson Show _ Strains of Hours of * Cross-Examination      PROSECUTOR ANNOYED

Goering Says He Signed  Many Decrees   States Goebbles, Himmler Radical On Jewish Question

Goering Admits  Anti-Jewish Acts  - Goebbels, Himmler Said More Radical Than Reichmarshal

Goering Admits Signing Anti-Jewish Decrees; Says Himmler More Radical

GOERING ADMITS SIGNING DECREES AIMED AT JEWS   Reichmarshal Declares He - Protested to Hitler  a

GOERING ADMITS DRIVE ON JEWS   Claims Goebbels and Himmler More Radical

9,000 Jewish displaced persons battle German voters in election day rioting

RIOTING MARKS GERMAN VOTIN   Jews Battle Germans  Diessen: Conservative Party Leads

jELECTIONS IN FRANCE, ITALY — MAJOR BATTLES IN DRIVE FOR CONTROL OF EUROPE BY SOVIET

Europe Sees Major Fight In Isms War   Setback ‘Suffered’ By Communists In France In_ Drive To Control Western Europe Hailed By Middle-of-Road. Group Avid Congsereniiine

Britain and U. S. Breathe Easier As France Turns Down Communists

WiaAC ACMZiIcC,.  Much Significance Seen In Results Of Italian And French Elections

Creat lakex Shipping Jhreatened   COIS) Mae find, COS Bro Usy Vernryin, Sarryn fa Savery) Pweyie hf  tytn bee V1 ghd

Warren Vetoes Works Bill: Faces Defeat   Legislature Believed Sure +, to Override Caovernor

WARREN VETOES $90,000,000 PUBLIC WORKS; _ ATTEMPT TQ PASS IT OVER VETO INDICATED

Fifty-Nine Ships Were Damaged By Atomic Blast  - Army Observer Says Weapon Could Halt All Warfare

Report 59 of 75 Target Ships Felt Atom Bomb Blast   ‘Total to Negligible’ Damage Indicated--Observer Says Humans Could Not Survive

Blast Reaches Fifty-Nine of Bikini Ships   Six Still Radioactive Today—General Says Weapon Could Force Nations to Quit War

Blast. Affected _ 59 ‘Target. Ships - In Bomb Test:   No Defense ‘Against. New ‘Weapon: Radioactivity ‘Found - On ‘Few ‘Craft

Fleet at Bikini Feels Effects Of Atom Blast   59 Target Ships Receive Damage During Experiment

59 SHIPS FEEL ATOMIC. BLAST. NAVY REVEALS   Bomb Believed More Effective . Against Cities than Mititary Targets

Fifty-Nine Ships Felt Heat of Blast From Atom Bomb   Condition of Animals Not Yet Ascertained Though All Live

59 Ships Felt Atomic Blast   Six Craft Remain Dangerously Radioactive  Today

29 of Target Vessels Feel Bomb’s Blast   Six of Ships Radioactive; Army Man Says Weapon Could Force Any Nation To Ouit Conflict

BOMB TEST TOLL OF BKINI SHES INOREASED TO &  Small Craft Damage Still -

09 OF 73 TEST SHIPS FELT A-BOMB   Damage Ranges From Total to Negligible —Six Remain Dangerously Radioactive From the Bikini Experiment.

~— BIKINI TEST — 59 Ships Damaged By Bomb   Deadly Rays Still Being Emitted By Six Vessels

Observer At Bikini Says Atom-Bomb Would Force Anv Nation To Ouit A War

Atom Bomb Searec 59 of 73 Ships in Lagoon at Bikini   Scientists Assess : ~ aAneen eo 6 6   Scientists Assess Damage Which Is Slow in Showing up

59 Vessels Damaged by Bomb Burst   Six Ships Dangerously Radioactive After Test Explosion

59 Target Ships Felt Power of Bikini Atoll Atom Bomb   Damage Ranges From Total To Negligible

99 SEA CRAFT SUFFER DAMAGE IN ATOMIC TEST   Claims New Weapon Could Force Any Nation to Quit War

ATOMIC BOMB WOULD FORCE NATION OUT OF WAR IF USED   Opinion Expressed By Observers Of  Test; Watching Its Effect On Animals

39 Ships Felt Effects From Atomic Blast   Damage Ranges From Tota To Negligible, Accord“ing to Dacomplets ~~ avai Tally

59 Of Bikini’s Target Vessels Are Casualties   A-Bomb Could Force Any Nation To Quit A War. Savs Observer.

39 Warships. Damaged By Atomic Bomb   No Defense Known Head Of Ground  Forces Save

59 Vessels Battered by Bikini Bomb   14 Sunk Or Heavily Damaged; Observer Says Weapon Could End War

Atomic Ship Toll Increases To 59; Animals Survive   Weapon Seen Deadly To Any Country At War

14 SHIPS SUNK OR BADLY HURT IN BOMB BLAST   General McAuliffe Says Weapon Could Force Any Nation to Give Up

Damage Ranges from Total tc 3  : Neeligible: Some Ships ©  { Dangerous   ATOMIC BOMBS COU MAKE ANY RATION ‘OUT

Only 14 Vessels Escaped Damage By Atom Bomb   Five, Including Modern Cruiser, Sunk And Nine Others ’Heayily Damaesd’

59 of 73 Bikini Warships _ Felt White-Hot Atom Blast  Six Remain Danaerously Radioactive

59 TARGET SHIPS REVEAL EFFECTS OF ATOMIC BLAST   Observer Says Borib Would Force Any Nation Tea Out War

Would Human Life Endure?  Results Of Bikini Test  Are Still Inconclusive   Damage To Ships Ranges From Negligible To Total, But Goats And Rats Survive Ordeal, Radioactivity Remains A Danaerous Threat

9 Bikini Ships Felt Bomb Blast: Six Radioactive   One Mystery of Blast Is How Prinz Fugen Came io Be Sprinkled by Pellets

Atom Blast Seared 59 Of 73 Ships   Fourteen Were Either Sunk or Heavily Damaged; Heat Lethal On Ships Mile from Blast

Atomic Bomb’s Toll Rises to 59 Ships: Unexpected Results   Full Extent of Damage Done in Test Is Not Fully Determined

Atomic Toll of Bikini Warships Increases to 59   14 Sunk or ‘Heavily Damaged’; Army Officer Sees ‘No Defense

Atom Bomb Could Make Any Nation Quit War, Declares Army Ground Force Observer

Most Fires Are Reported  Under Control  2,000 Acres of Valuable Timber Burned

AMERICANS ASKED 10 EAT EFFICIENTLY   To Provide More ror Starving in Europe

A ASK AMERICANS SUBSTITUTE FOR SCARCE FOODS   Seek To Provide More Food Fe Starving Millions Of Europe. Asia

Sugar Stamp Thefts Seen   Five Being Detained In New York Cleanup

Five Seized In Theft 2 Million  Sugar Stamps   Three Government Guard: At OPA Verification Center, New York, Among Group Arrested

Urges Return of Food Rationing  Europe and Asia  Diy atwes Piwentaus

LEHMAN URGES FOOD RATIONS TO END FAMINE      Starvation Appears In German City; 33 Collapse

London Crooks Take Advantage Of Fogs   Major Robberies and Burglaries Perpetrated With Little Fear They Will Be Apprehended

Thousands Laid Off by Lack of Raw Materials   STRIKES AT A GLANCE

Formal Talks on British Offer in Egypt Opened   Year's Time Asked for Evacuation of English Forces

Hunt Powerful Slayer Of Trio  Dumped 35 Gallons Of Gas To Hide Clues

Flaming Gas Hides All _ Clues To Danube Killer Of Three U.S. Officers

Inter-Valley Bus Men Due To Strike Tonight   Blue Ridge And Lower Mon Val. ley Operators Affected; No Change Seen

BLAMES CASINO, ANZIO. STUMBLES ON ALLIED STAFF   Field Marshal Lord Wilson Declares Enemy Defense Wee tlndarachimnicd

IB lames Allies For “Stumbles” Italy Campaign   Lord Wilson Says Germans’ Strength At Auzie and Cassino Was Mis aalanlarnd:

Byrnes Indicates U.S. Loan Policy May Be Limited  Credit May Not Be

Byrnes Explains U.S. Loans Policy   Borrowers “Need” And ‘Friendliness’ Are Requisites.

US. To Loan Only To Her Real Friends   Byrnes Explains Why Aid to . Czechs Denied

byrnes Tells Policy on Credit   Countries Charging “Dollar Diplomacy” Will Not Benefit

U.S. WILL SHUT OFF LOANS FOR WORST CRITICS   Byrnes Says We Aren’t Interested In Lending To The Unfriendly

Byrnes Says Credit Policy Will Be Guided by Rlaoel mmel Attticr da

ARTIN, DUFF EASY WINNERS RICE NOMINEE   Organization Candidates Had No Difficulty Winning In Pennsylvania

MAJOR PARTY CANDIDATES ROLL UP LEAD   Martin and Duff for Republicans, Guffey and Rice, Democrats, Winners.   (See other election stories on pages 8 and 12).

Martin, Duff, Strickler And Livengood Roll Up  “Preponderant Margins      Martin Has 10-1 Lead; Rice, Only Opposed Democrat, Has No Trouble Winning Nomination For Governor

Slated Candidates Far Ahead  Duff Nearly   Duff Nearly 500,000 Ahead of Shroyer; Martin to Oppose Guffey

Meat Shortage To Grow Worse,  Truman Declares Budget Will Be in Black Next June. President Savs

Surplus for Fiseal Year Is Forecast   Truman Says Government Finances Will Be ‘in Black’ for First Time In Past 16 Yeare

Truman Expects Federal Budget To Be ‘in Black’   Spending Cuts Are Cited; President  Renews Price Plea

US. In Black  Says Truman   Anticipates Balance At End Of Fiscal  Vear.

No More Deficits, Truman Promises   President Says Cut of 2 Billion In Spending Will Balance Budget

Redin Testifies Reds Gave Help   Russian Says Ships Told of Jap Waters

State Plans  To Try Men For Fraud   Figures Faked To Draw — Hlegal Bonuses; War Dissension Is Told.

Reds Purge Production Workers   Falsify Figures and Stea! State Property on Large Scale, Is Revealed

PURGE OF RUSSIAN OFFICIALS RELATED AT MOSCOW TODAY   Directors, Engineers and Accountants Are Named in Charges; to Face Trials Soon.   REPORTS SAID TO BE FALSIFIED

Russia To Purge Production Fakers   Say Key Factory Men Misused Funds

Soviet Press Says Factory Purae Is Or   Directors, Technical Men Accused of Fraud and Theft

Executives Charged With Wide Grafting   Many Separate Cases Listed in National Scandal of Doctored  Fioures and Thievine

SOVIET PRESS REVEALS PURGE   Factory Directors, Engineers And Accountants Fired For Faking Records

Plant Chiefs Fake Records On Industry   Widespread Fraud Found  Among Factory Leaders, Investigation Reveals

GALLOWS WAITS FOR GEN. HOMMA   Jap Commander To Die For Bataan’s Death March Atrocities

DEATH SENTENCE IS GIVEN HOMMA   JAP GENERAL ORDERED SHOT FOR ATROCITIES, INCLUDING BATAAN MARCH.

Colonel Ball of ‘his City Present in Manila Courtroom  When Sentence Is Pronounced.

HOMMA MUST PAY WITH LIFE   Death by Firing Squad I Decreed on Conviction For Atrocities

OPA in State ~ Boosts Staff   Vigorous Drive Promised On Black-Marketeers

UNO NEARS ENO OF LONDON MEE   Leaders Hope for Early Move To U. S. Headquarters

U.N. 0. MAY END LONDON MEET SOOH   Leaders Reportedly Trying to Wind Up Session in 10 Days and Move the Security Council to U.S. Site.

Leaders Seeking ToWind Up UNO   London  Confab Slated To End In Ten Days

UNO SPEEDS MOVE TO HOME IN U. S.   MEETING JIN LONDON MAY BE TERMINATED WITHIN TEN DAYS

Early Shift to U.S. Prepared by UNO   Vital Issues May Be Aived Here; London Session to End in 10 Davs

Leaders Try to  End UNO Session   To Move Organization To U. S. Site After Adjourning in 10 Days

MAY COMPLETE UNO CONFERENCE IN NEXT 10 DAYS   Rumor Moving New Security Organization to Site in U. S. —

Would Conclude London Parleys Of UN Assembly   Anticipate Security Comncil Carrying Big Problems To Permanent U. S. Seat

Selection of Site in United States for Headquarters and Election of Secretary And Treasurer Are Under Consideration by Members—Strikes Cause Plants te Close

UNO Leaders Move to Shift Parley fo U.S,   Hope to End London Session Within 10 Days

Early End Of U. N. O. Confab Sought By Big Power Leaders;  Must Select Permanent Site

HOPING TO-WIND UP LONDON MEET WITHIN 10 DAYS   Some Of Pressing Problems May Be Brought To America; Site To Be Selected As Quickly As Possible.

New Confidence ls Gained In UNO Assembly   Result Of Council’s Decision To Consider Problems Immediately

Hope To End London Session Within 10 Days  Big Powers Want To Move Security f oP  Ta ae ¢ Caan

Plan Early Ending of UNO Meeting  Wind Up in 10 Days Seuaht bv Leaders

ULN.O. 1S TRYING TO END SESSION IN NEXT 10 DAYS   Security Council Problems Will Be Broucht To U. S.

CARDINAL GLENNON SUFFERS. RELAPSE   Plans for Prelate’s Return to U.S. Face Delay

AGED CARDINAL SERIOUSLY ILL   Glennon Suffers Uremia Besides Lung Infection

AGED PRELATE NEARING DEATH   Cardinal Glennon Enters Semi-Comatose State

CARDINAL TAKEN SERIOUSLY ILL   Glennon In Semi-Coma At Eire President’s Home In Dublin

5,000 Chungking Students Parade, Demand Return of China Colonies

Chinese S Students, 5. 000 Strong, Hold Big Protest March   Demonstrate: Against British & French Rule:

Chinese Demand Return Of Hong Kong and Other  Cities in Demonstration

Chinese Stage. Demonstration      Want Hong Kong ‘and Macao Returned by British and French

5000 Chinese Ask Return of Hong Kong   SHOUTING STUDENTS PARADE PAST BRITISH, FRENCH EMBASSIES

Chinese Students. 5.000 Strone. Hold Bie Protest March      Demonstrate Against British & Freneh Rule.

Chinese Stage Demonstration   ee) eee eer  ‘Want Hong Kong and Macao Returned by British and French

Von Ribbentrop 's Defense Opens at War Crimes Tria   Hitler Alone Shaped Nazi Policy, Says Former Foreign Minister

Master Decontrol List Is Delayed  Concluding Action Seen Next Week

Master List On Decontro.  Is Delayed   Election Results Won't Slacken Liftine of Curbs

MASTER LISTIS AGAIN DELAYED   Uncertainty Over Controls On Building Materials Causes Delay

OPA Master List Controlled Items Delayed By Doub   Board Is Uncerfain About What To Do With Building Materials

BOILER BLAST      TWO INQUIRIES STARTED IN - EXPLOSION THAT SHAT-. _ TERED SCHOOL IN  MICHIGAN

Police and Fire Marshal Probe School Expiosion   One Student Killed, 16 Others and Teacher Injured  As Boiler Blast Wrecks Building 

GALS MADE MONEY   Fair Prices Are Received For Household Articles at Warrington

HERE AND THERE IN ~ BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest T< All in The Various Communities

Four Firemen Overcome in Fire   Moore Brothers Supply Building Is Ruined in 3-Alarm Blaze

1300 Terrorist Suspects R ounded Up in Palestine   British Troops Move Swiftly To Forestall Riots During Theeatenad Strika

Beckleyan Finds  Parents After 22 Years  ‘W aman ‘att che W as An ch 1 satel 7 ie ne

Beckleyan Finds Parents After 22 Years  Woman ‘Relieved She Was An Ornhan Unal ma Veare “we

FLORIDA GETS WARNINGS OF BIG HURRICANE   North Atlantic Enjoys Summer, But West Has Heavy Snow

Strikes Small Fry Rebellion Against Big Four Domination   Holland, Australia and Greece Line Up In Battle For Simple Voting Majority Plan  To Rule Peace Conference Actions.

RED CHARGES IRICKERY Al PEACE MEET   Molotov Claims Maiority Vote Rule Will Split Natiors

Molotov Strikes Back ‘At Trickery   Big Powers Ready to Enforce Two-Thirds Rule in Peace Parley

Scores Decisive Victory   Congress To Be Divided From White House

Start Strike Wednesday, 1 Group Asks   Operators Charge Plot to Wreck Merchant Marine

Say Union Demands Are Unworkable   Strike Still Set For June 15; Will Include River Boatmen

News Day And Night   Raise Asked, Plus 40-Hout Week Would Be Ruinous, Spokesman Says   End Of American Shipping Forecast!   Dwners Say Payment. Would Preelude Competition For Cargoes

Maritime Union Demand Refuses By Shin Owners   Assert Proposals Would Mean End Of Merchant Marine

SHIP OWNERS REJECT UNION ~ WAGE DEMAND   Assert Pay Hike To Drive U. S. Merchant  Marine From Sea

High School Seniors In StafejTaking — Pre-Induction Physicals, Ready For June

WALLACE WILL STAY DEMOCRAT   DENIES HE iS QUITTING HIS OLD PARTY

UNITED STATES PLAN  TO OUTLAW BOMB IN  FAVOR AT U.N. MEET FULL COOPERATION IS  PLEDGED' TO OVER-ALL INTERNATIONAL PLAN

Soviets Urge Atomic Curbs   Outright Ban On Making Or Using Weapons Is Proposed

Russia Vetoes Council Action On Spanish Issue   Poles Map’ New. Drive For U.N. Showdown .on Franco’s Regime

Soviet Plan For Atomic  Control Told   Gromyko Proposes International Agreement Forbidding Production and Use of Atomic Weapons

Man To Be Accused Of Bayonet Murder      State‘s Attorney Says Simpler Killed Man During a Recent Fight

Urges Army Sharein Atom Rule   Patterson Warns Agains' _ Gambling with U.S. 5 §©=© National _ Life.

United German Policy: Advised   Chaos to Prevail; Byrnes £ays; Peace Meetine Proposed

BYRNES CALLS FOR PARLEY ON REICH   Warns Common Policy or Germany lmaacdtiva

Urges Parley On Germany In November   Byrnes Warns Chaos To Grip Reich Unless Allied Policy Unified

MORE HOUSING CONTROLS END   Government Scheduled Te Free Nails, Other Items; Lumber Unrestricted

. 9. 10 CEASE CHANNELING MATERIALS   Most Controls Already Removed From Lumber

CANCEL CONTROLS ON BUILDING ESSENTIALS   Gov't Releases More Materials For Housing

Bathtubs, Sinks, Other Equipment Will Be Released   Expected Action Will Follow Precedent Set Of Freeing of Lumber

Federal Officials Seeking Remedy   Strategy Is Mapped At Last Minute To Operate

Krug May Make Radio Plea to 400,000 Worker:   Lewis Refuses to Change Decision On Termination of Contract Wednesday   (By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

t Gets Tough With I  Coal Supplies Are Frozen   .. As Miners’ Walkout Wednesday Night Looms   Sirike Stage Set.

2nd Appeal For Truce  Is Ignored   Committee Takes Lewis Refusal at Face Value: Further Administration Steps Are Unknown

‘Appeals From Kru Fall on Deaf Ears   Mine Union Leader Will End Contract With Government

U.S. Officials Mapping New Coal Strategy   37 Days Supply Left. AS. Lewis Prepares For: Wednesday Shutdown 

UMW Boss Refuses To Change Orders For Coal Walk-Out   Some Miners Are Unhappy Over Latest Strike Call

Failed To Reporf Job Training, School Earnings   Will Stay In Effect Until Information Received; Tuition Tx Schools Unaffected

150,000 Veterans Lose Federal Help   Failure To Report on Earnings Ends Payments

Ud. EIQHD  Veteran Aid To 150.000   Failure to Report Pay Results in Suspension From Rolls

Vets’ Failure To Report Earnings ‘Halts 150,000 GI Bill Paxmente

VA Payments To Ex-Gls Deferred   Earnings Unreported; 150,000 are Affected

VETS: PAY CUT OFE BY VA FOR FAILING TO REPORT WAGES   School and on Job Training _ Vets Lose Subsistence Payments Under Gt Bill

VA Suspends Payments To 150,000 GI:   Subsistence Halted for Those Failing to Report Earnings

VA Suspends Veterans Not Giving Reports   Payments. To 150,000 -Ex. Gls Failing-‘To Tell Earn. inves Withheld,

Suspend Gl Subsistence Payments   Payments Stopped To Approximately 150,000 Ex-GIs

Veterans Failed to Give Reports on Earnings in School or Job Training

Subsistence Pay To 150.000 Vets Suspended by VA   Agency Reports Action Taken for Failure To Report Their Earnings

—FAIL TO REPORT EARNINGS —  VA Shuts Off GI Allotments to 150.000

Allowances To 150,000  Vets Halted   VA Suspends Payments For Non-Reporting of Training Earnings.

Ruling for Vets Being Enforced  Concerns Subsistenc Payments’ Reports

ALLOW ANCE TO MANY VETERANS CUT OFF FOR LACK OF REPORT  rt) a ‘pxiAswin ee wpe Aw   V-A- ANNOUNCES THAT THOUSANDS FAIL TO TELL ALL EARNINCS

Stoppage Results From Failure of Ex-Gls to Report Their Earnings

VA SUSPENDS JOB PAYMENTS TO 150,000 VETS   Group Fails to File Report on Earnings During Last Period

Suspend Gl Subsistence Payments   Approximately 150,000 ExGis. Have Allowance Halted for Failure to Report Earnings in School -

VA Suspends Pay Of Vets For Not  Listing Earnings   Affects 150,000 Ex-Gls In School, Job Training

Cut Payments To 150,000 Ex-GI’s   » Veterans Administration Says They Have Failed To Report Earnings. -

Payments to 150. 000 ex-Gls Are Suspended  Failed to Report Earnings in School Or Job Training

JOB TRAINING PAY CUT OFF FOR 150,00.   Ex-Service Men Lose Sub sistence Allotments From Government for Failure to Report Their Earnings.

Labor Chief OKs Political Action   Schwellenbach Tells CIO  Union of Duty to Nation

Schwellenbach Approves Of Political Action By Unions    Labor Secretary Says Labor Unions Owe Duty and Responsibility tc Nation—CIO Steelworkers Union Calls for Discharge of CPA Chief John D. Small

Union Asks  Small Ousted   Schwellenbach Lauds Labor Political Force

Labor Political Action Okehed   Schwellenbach Says Unions Owe Support

LABOR POLITICS CALLED TIMEL)   Improvement Of Living Standards Union Duty, Says Schwellenbach

A Little Older, A Little Fatter—  But The Little Guy, You And , Again Is Man Of The Year  ee a, Oe Fe

Man Of Year Once More Is Little Fellow   He Goes Home This Last Day With Calm Feeling, But Not Too Calm

MAN OF YEAR IS AGAIN AVERAGE AMERICAN—HE'S STILL HOPEFUL FOR 1947 BUT BIT BEWILDERED

‘Man of the Year—It's That Little Guy, Again  He's a Litile Older and Fatter, But More Calm than When 1945 Ended

Musings of a ‘Little Guy’ at Year's Close  kK Ke we Ok * ke © KF xk * Kx X  py’. (21L.A TOM le MWwnre Riie Warndaoarce What 1047 Will Reinn   He’s Glad 1946 Is Over But Wonders What 1947 Will Brina

PRESIDENT SIGNS ATOMIC CONTROL   Civilian Board to Have Power to Make New Rules.

5 Civilians Will Hold  Authority   Truman Must Appoint Board to Channel Energy to Peace Uses

TRUMAN SIGNS BILL GIVING ATOMIC DEVELOPMENT TO CIVILIAN COMMISSION

Truman Signs Atomic Control Bill Today   Five-Man Civilian Board Will Have Development Powers

President Signs Bill Setting Up  Atom Commission   Must Now Appoint 5-Mar Civilian Board to Control  Peacetime Use

President Signs Civil Atom Control   Board Will Plan Peacetime Uses, Could Make Bomb

Truman Approves Atomic Controls   Five Men To Be Named To All-Civilian Board

Copper Outlook Brighter, Wage Increases Approved.   Price Hike Believed Next, Leading to End of Strikes Which -Date Back to January

Displaced Persons, American Negro in Uniform Creating Problem for U. S. Authorities

Lengthy Coal Strike Is Seen By John L. Lewis   UMW President Says Negotiation Will Stay Deadlocked Until Health Fund Settled

Refailers in 3 States Join ‘Strike’ Against Price Rise of Food Products

Butchers To Weigh Plan To Close Up In Protest   Join Labor, Veterans and Civic Groups in Opposing Increasing Prices of Foodstuffs

Retailers Join in War on Prices   New Jersey Butchers To Close Markets In One-Day Protest.

Retailers Join In Resisting Price Boosts   New Jersey Butchers Consider Closing Their Shops

Grocers Stage Boycott After Milk Goes Up   Butchers Plan To Close Shops For Dav Ac Protec?

Retailers Join Labor, Vets And Civic Groups In Resisting Price Boosts

SAY SCHOOL 10 MEET STANDARDS   State Action in Dropping Pilot Mound From List Called Only Temporary

ACCUSE WOMAN OF $980 THEFT IN COURT HERE   Kenneth Smith was convicted at 2:08 o'clock this afternoon.

Food Prices Down Somewhat After November Peaks  Almost Everything But Potatoes Hits General Declines

Food Prices Drop a bit   Decline of Up to 3.5 Percent in 11 Large Cities in Past Month

Food Prices Droy In tt Big Cities  Labor Statistics Bureau Reports

Nazi Carpers Outspoken on Allied Policies   Behave Well But Self Pity Brings Gripes, McNarney Declares

Germans Becoming More Outspoken in Allied Ocean Poliey Criticism

Reich Criticism of Allies Grows   Self-Pity Is Behind Attitude, Report of Gen. McNarney

Mild Winter Helping U. S. Staff   Gen. McNarney Has Difficulty in Finding Anti-Nazis

Nazis Become More Critical Allies? Presence   Their Behavior, However, Has Been Better Than: Expected, Gen.. Me-  Narney Declares

GERMANS MORE CRITICAL OF ‘ALLIED OCCUPATION POLICY    Gen. McNarney Says Absence Of Public Unrest !s Due  Te Ability Of Authorities To Maintain Basic  Food Rations At Adequate Level

German People Behaving Well  But Their Criticism Of Allies Increases

GERMANS BOLDER IN CRITICISM OF ALLIES-M’NARNEY  U. S. COMMANDER SAYS  GENERAL BEHAVIOR  BETTER, HOWEVER

PROBLEMS OF OCCUPATION IN GERMANY LARGE   Behavior Better Than Expected But Criticism Growing

 Sinking Ships Branded “Folly”  House Warned To Hold Fleet As Protection

Truman Scorns Idea of Resigning;  Sees GOP Aid in Foreign Policy

Terms Suggestion That He Step Aside Fantastic’; Makes Plans For Connrett

Resignation Idea Rejected By President  Called ‘Fantastic;’ rel rT, Te   Called ‘Fantastic;’ Other Democrats Assail Suovestion

‘Truman Brushes Aside : As Fantastic Proposal  ~ That He Resign Office  

Truman Spurns Suggestions He  Quit His Post   President Makes Plans For Administration  Due to GOP Changes

Truman Ignores Resignation Idee  Brushes Suggestion Aside As Fantastic

Truman Will © Stay At Post   President Says Idea. o! Resigning Post Fantastic.

‘FANTASTIC SUGGESTION’ Truman Scoffs at Plan Of Resigning to GOP

TRUMAN SCOFFS AT POSSIBILITY HE WILL RESIGN   President Making Plans For Administration Based On GOP Control of Congress

WHITE HOUSE SPHRNS IDEA OF RESIGNING   PRESIDENT SET TO FACE REPUBLICAN HOUSECLEANING

TRUMAN REJECTS SUGGESTIONS HE GIVE UP OFFICE   White House Holds Proposal Made by Fulbright Should Not Be Dignified by Comment.   BEGINS MAKING PLANS KOR NEW CONDITIONS   Arkansas Senator to Urge Amendment For White House Change in Event of  Another Power Split.

hesignation Of Truman  ‘Fantastie’  President Brushes   President Brushes Aside Fulbright’s Suevestion To Quit

FANTASTIC, IS TRUMAN REPLY TO RESIGNING   Arkansas Democratic Senator Sticks By His Idea

TEXAS UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION COMMISSION TO MEET EVERY TWO WEEKS

CONTINUE FIRE VICTIM SEARCH   16 of 19 Bodies from Dubuque Fire Now Arve Tdentified

Match Strike Is Averted At Last Moment   Companies Make Offer At Eleventh Hour Confer: ence Called by U. S, Cencilintors

Passenger Trains Collide in Storm  _ Several Persons Reported Hurt

New Ruling: To Preserve  Coal Stocks   Government Acts To Stretch Small Supplies Of Fuel

New Curbs Go on Coal Deliveries   Public Services Ranked Higher Than Schools On Priority List.

Curbs Placed On Deliveries  To Schools  Public Services To Get Priority  On Sunnly an Han,

Kaiser Is Called "Coddled Darling ef New Deal’ Whose U.S.Financed War Ventures Lost Many Millions

BY REPRESENTATIVE JOHN  SPARKATAN   Chairman, Democratic National Committee Speaker's Bureau  (Written for the Associated

Lt. Schumacher, Arlene Clemens Escape Injury   Tidal Wave Deaths Mount; Rush Aid To Stricken Areas

JEWS ESCAPE FROM BRITISH   TUNNEL UNDER CAMP FENCES IN JERUSALEM

War Department To Oppose Reduction in Size of Army by New GOP Conaress

ARMY RESISTS ECONOMY CUTS   Regulars Stretched Thin Force Of 1,070,000 Is Minimum

Army to Fight Personnel Cut; Points to Occupation Needs   Nation Is Described as Woefully Short Of Trained Forces to Meet an Emergency

War Department Plans Battle to Halt   Econom) easures  Secretary Patterson Declares Regular Army Cerneeke nel Cn Thin Naw Danl   Secretary Patterson Declares Regular Army Stretched So Thin No Real Striking Force Left: Enlistments Off

Army To Fight Any Effort To  Reduce Force   Regular Troops Already Stretched So Far No Striking Foree Left,

War Department Prepares to Oppose Any Attempt hy Congress to Reduce the Army Below 1.070.000 Men

“No Striking Force Left  Army Plans To Fight ‘Congress Economies

War Department Plans Battle to Halt      Economy Measures   Secretary Patterson Declares Regular Army Stretched So Thin No Real Striking Force Left; Enlistments Off

Commissioners Favor Salary Hike  At Convention   Local Officials in Atlendance at Annual Session In Phila.

County Commissioners Seek Increase in Salaries, Change In Administration of Relief

Maine Starts 1946 Election Ball . Rolling With Primaries Monday -

Maine Polling Elicits Much Interest   Republican Victory Is Expected as Ball Starts Rolling

Doctors Told New “Lung’ Enables Persons To Stop ‘Breathing For Hours

TOT ATTACKED; HOLD GROCER   Detroit Girl, 7, Fights  For Life After Throat  Is Slashed

Grocer Grilled In Brutal Crime   Accused Of Slashing Young Girl's Throat

RAIL STRIKE 1S DELAYED; FORD PLANS LAYOFF   Steel Shortages To Force Indefinite Idleness Of 45,000

President Moves To Head Off Railroad Strike   Ford Will Lay Off 45,000 Because Of Material Lack

Race for Congressional Seats Starts  As 79th Congress in Final Session

PLANTS FACED BY SHUTDOWN IN FEW DAYS   OVER 15,000 IDLE; IRON MOUNTAIN Ak reC lip

FIRM TO OPERATE AS LONG AS IT GAN OBTAIN MATERIAL   Packard Motor Company Halts Production Lines Because of Shortage of Bearings.   UNFAIR PRACTICES ARE DENIED BY G. M.   Company Seeks Dismissal of C. 1. 0, Complaint Before National Labor Relations Board.

Farmers Vote In South Today   Measure Must Be Approved By Two Thirds Majority To Go Through

Democrats, Republicans Express Contidence   But Keep Campaign In Full Throttle; Vote in Nation  Mav Total 35.600.000

REECE CLAIMS GAINS BY GOP ARE CERTAIN   Sees Increase of 40 In House, At Least Seven in Senate

SEE VICTORY FOR TUESDAY   Women Voters, Vets May Hold Key In Ralleting

Parties Push Last Minute Vote Appeals  Both Factions Claim Victory Certain  In Canorpee Race

ELECTION KEY 1S HELD BY WOMEN - VETS   Total Vote Tuesday Is Likely to Reach About 35 Millions

Results Hinge On Role Vets, Women Play   Torrid Campaign Continues Full Blast Over. the Weekend

Average Speed of 435 Miles an Hour Wins Bendix Trophy   Veteran Paul Mantz o! California Winner of Cross-Country Race

Paul Mantz 'Is ‘Bendix. Winner   . Flies Mustang at 435.6 * Miles Per Hour to Sat Record -

Mantz Winner Speed Race With 435.6 MPH Av.   Rate More Than 100 MPH Faster Than Record Set Previously  By JAMES J. STREBIG AP Avwiation PRenorter

Wins: Race At 435 MPH      ‘Bendix Air: Races Set New Records For the Event

AIR RACE WINNER LIPS AT 435 CLIP   California ‘Movie Stunter’ Takes $10,000 Bendix —

Paul Mantz Averages 435.6 M.P.H. In Salvaged P-51 For New Speed Record In Bendix Trophy Air Classic

Veteran Pilot Wins Bendix Trophy With! Record Speed in ‘Military Surplus’ P-51 

Mantz Victor In Bendix Classic   Californian, Who Grew Up With Flying, Wins With 435.6 MPH Average

MANTZ TOOK BENDIX RACE AT 435.6 MPR AVERAGE SPEED   Was Over 150 MPR Faster Than 1939 Record Rac«  Cochran Second

Cross-Country Speed Record Sef By Plane   Jacqueline Cochran Second In Bendix Trophy Race

Paul Mantz Wins Derby   Travels At Speed Of 435 Miles An Hour In Bendix Air Classic

Bendix Trophy Race Prize To California Flier; Woman 2nd   Mantz Has Average of 435.6 M. P. H.

Air Speed Mark Set as Mantz Captures Bendix   435.6 MPH Figure Winning Average; Woman is Second

BURBANK FLIER IS WINNER OF BENDIX IN RECORD FLIGHT   Shatlers Old Mark hy Speedy   Hop: Woman Finishes is Second Place

MANTZ AVERAGES 435 M.P.H. TO WIN BENDIX AIR RACE  WOMAN TAKES SECOND PRIZE WITH AVERAGE

TO CABLE INSTRUCTIONS   Envoy to be Instructed on Attitude of Greece

fils of the Headlines  Humbert Still Considers Himself King of Italians

Bid Revection Details Soucht   Littlejohn to Be Recalled on Pipeline  Decision

‘ ‘: = - _ er eres cree ~Nexas Department “tore Business Still Booming

Britain Will Evacuate All Forees From Egypt   All Land, Sea And Air Units Will Be Withdrawn From Country Ata Rate To Be Decided In Anglo"Egyptian Negotiations, Says Cairo Report

BRITISH PROPOSE 10 LEAVE EGYPI   Offer Is Dependent on New Alliance Between Cairo and London

IN REVISION OF 20-YEAR MILITARY PACT   Action Follows Series of Riots

To Withdraw All Land And  Sea Forces   Riots Seen Causing New Anglo-Egypt Step

British Offer Egyptians Plan Of Withdrawal   Two Nations Negotiate Over Renewal Of 20-Year Pact

Egypt To Be Classed As  Equal Nation   Action Follows On Anti-British Riots

TIME AND RATE OF EVACUATION TO BE DECIDED   Government Proposes Complete Withdrawal From Eeyotian Area

BAIT on PLAN TO TAKE ARMY FROM EGYPT   Bids for Better Relations as Negotiations Open to Revise Treaty.

British Withdraw Land, Sea and Air Forces From Egypt  Dealina Now Like “Twe   Dealina Now Like “Two ~~Equal’ Nations” On” Common Footina

BRITAIN INTENDS TO WITHDRAW ALL FORCES IN EGYPT   Method Will Be Decided Upon in Present Treaty  Ce ee ee ee ee

Reconversion Bureau Urges Price Contro!   Snyder's Office Goes On Record For Extension Of OPA Not To Exceed Another Year

Seven Bandits Hold Up Guests At Shelby Club   Between $50.000 And $100,000 In Jewels And Cash Reportéd Taken

[EAST TEXAS AREA HARD HIT . Flood Damage Mounts In State ~ As Letuo In Downpours Seen.

Rivers in Texas Continue Rising   40-Foot Crest Due on Trinity at Dallas Today

REUTHER COMES OUT FOR HEAD OF U. A. W.   Enters Race Against R. J. Thomas Incumbent—Hot Political Ficht Predicted.

Verdict On Nazi Trials Is Delayed  Rumor Judges May   Rumor Judges May Disagree On Some Phases of Guilt

'War Crimes Tribunal Delays Decision ‘On Fate of 22 Nazi Leaders for Week

Army Pilots Put On Special Show For Bedfast Lad   11-Year-Old Boy Gel Thrill Of Life Plus Autographs

Old Age Bill Rider Will Be. Compromise: By House and Senate   Deadlock on Social Security Legislation Breaks After Struggle

TELEPHONE AND RAIL STRIKES MAY BE AVERTEI   Hope Held Government  - Mediators May Settle Controversies Before Strikes Occur.

UNO Expected to Reject Reds’ Request on Iran   United States Wants Russian Troops Vacate Iran Without Further Delay

Here’s How Coal Strike Affecting  Nation’s Peacetime Reconversion

Strike Hits Railroad, Steel Industry. Utilities Hardest   Th Effects Of 33-Day-Old Coal Tieup Mount; Industrial States See-Widespread Shutdown: ,

Lack of Coal Hits Rails,  Industries   ODT Orders Curtailment Of Freight Shipments; ‘Brownout’ Restriction Worse Than During War

Railroads, Utilities And Steel Industry Dealt Hard Blow By Coal Strike.

VITAL U.S. INDUSTRIES HARD HIT   Railroads, Utilities And Steel Industry Strike Sufferers

No Hints Yet Of Any Break In Settlement Talks; The President States His Concern Over Situation

Nation’s Railroad Service Curtailed by Federal Orders   Coal-Burning Lines to Cut Operations by 25 Per Cent Soon

Railroads, Utilities, Steel Are Hit Hard Blow As Coal Strike Enters Its 34th Day

NEW HAMPSHIRE POLICE _ OFFICER. KIDNAPED BY THREE BOYS. TWO GIRLS

Ex-Communist Leader Tells Committee About Russia in Pretty Blunt Language -_,

GOP Session Will Discuss "46 Strategy   Rep. Halleck Seen As Influential Member

Republicans Plan Strategy To Win Voters Approval   Aim To Do Away With Bureaucracy, To Work In People’s Interest

12 KILLED IN OHIO OVER WEEK END   Most of Deaths Result From Traffic Mishaps

B Hoosiers Killed in Accidents; 10 Deaths Due to Traffic Crashes

Eleven Violent Deaths Reported   Eight Are ‘Caused by Cars Upstate at Week-end; 2 Children Die

Week-end Brings Violent Death to Sixteen Ohioans      Ten Fatalities Are Due To Traffic Accidents; Three Near Wooster

Two Hunters Also Are Killed; Motors Are Mainly Responsible  for Tragedies

lowa State Fair Stages Another Tremendous Day  Officials Predicting New  Tuesday Lewis ecor d As eee er

Two Suspects  In Club Holdup   Brooklyn Advises Baltimore Of Detention Of Pair

Sharp Increase In Prices Noted   Jump Is Reported Of 7.4 Per Cent

NIPPON PUPPET CHIEF INDICTED   130 Counts of Treason Placed Against Jose Laurel

Sugar Goes Up Two Cents Pound   200 Millions Added To Cost of Living

SUGAR PRICES UP TWO CENTS      Increase Allowed by OPA To Become Effective  On September 18

Price Of Sugar To Be Advanced  OPA Grants Increase Of 2 Cents A Pound

SUGAR PRICE IS UPPED BY OPA   Increase Of Two Cents A Pound Ordered; Fords;  Going Up

PRICE OF SUGAR BOOSTED 2 CENTS A POUND BY OPA   Agency Warns Stocks on Hand Must be Sold Before Higher Ceilings Are Put Into Effect.   FORD MOTOR CARS GO UP NEXT WEEK   General Motors Files Formal Request for Inereases on   Entire List of  Models.

Sugar Prices Hiked About 2c for Buyer  OPA Announces Ford Increase By Next Week

Sugar Price Is Upped 2 Cents By OPA Ruline   Increases Granted at All Levels of Distribution

Hike in Retail Sugar Prices Is Announced  Two-Cent Boost May Add $200,000,000 to Cost of Living

Retail Sugarr Prices Boosted 2-Cents Pound   New Price Effective Next Wednesday on Beet, Cane Sugar

OPA Permits Hike in Retail Sugar Prices   Two-Cent Boost May Adc $200,000,000 To Living Cost In Year   INCREASE EFFECTIVE MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK   Prices Of Ford Aulomobiles To Rise; GM Seeks Price Relief

Sugar Price Is ea “1 Two Cents   May Add $200,000,000 Anaually to the Cost of Living.

HILLTOP FIRE DEPARTMENT IS MONESSEN GOAL      100 Men In District Seek New Fire Department Under No. 2 Co. Title

Country Celebrates Easter With Symbolic Services; Traditional Ceremonies

Celebrate Peacetime Easter Day   Large Gatherings  Over the Nation  To Observe Holy Day Tomorrow

U.S. Ready to. Observe Easter   ftussia Awaits: Bic Penee Easter

Symbolic Rites To Mark World Easter Observance   Open-Air And Church Services Will Be Part Of Day’s Events As Christians  Commemorate Resurrection

Christians Worship Across Nation   First Peacetime Easter Since ‘41 Observed In Symbolic Ceremonies

S World’s Christians Set To Celebrate First Easter - Since 1941; Weather To Be Fair; Rain Possible

U.S. to Celebrate First Peacetime Easter Since 1941   Arlington Cemetery Will Be Scene  Of Sunrise Services

Christians Throughout United States Plan Peacetime Easter Fetes Sunday

Christians Throughout U. S. To Celebrate Tomorrow First Peace-Time Easter Since 1941   Hundreds Of Thousands Expected To Attend Sunrise Services And Throng Churches

Special Services Are Planned On Easter Sunday  Thousands of Faithfu Plan to Attend Opnen-Air Ceremonies

EASTER TO BE OBSERVED BY U. S. WITH SUNRISE SERVICES, OTHER SPECIAL RITES IN ITS CHURCHES

Christians  Of U.S. Hold Easter Rites   First Peace-Time Observance Since 1941 Brings Many Ceremonies

Huge Celebrations Of Christ's Rebirth Scheduled in Many Cities of Nation

FIRST PEAGE-TIME FASTER SINCE 1941 TO BE CELEBRATED   Christians Throughout the United States Will Celebrate Tomorrow.   SPECIAL PROGRAMS   In Nation’s Capital 16 States. Are Expected to Be Rep’! sented at a Program: ~

First Peace-Time Easter Since 1941 to ‘Be Celebrated Throuchout the Nation

Americans Choose Unique Open-Air Sites to Celebrate Peaceful Easter

Millions to Praise_ Their Risen Christ in Services Sunda’   Special Services Are Planned for First Post-War Easter in Years

Soviets Release Two Americans ae rmy Offi icers Were  riecmmar wf

USSIANS FREE RMY OFFICERS FTER 26 DAYS   Arrested in Qoviet Zone

ODD ANGLE TO MERCY SLAYING   Husband Paid Hired Assassin  To Do Job

Operator Walkout Be-Fogs Maritime Strike   y Claim Unien Position Makes Negotiations Futi

Eastern And Gulf Operators Quit Jobs....  Surprise Walkout Blocks Move To End Ship Strike

Federal Efforts to Settle Shipping Strike End as East and Gulf Coast Operators Stage a Walkout

Conciliators Seeking New Spark to Rekindle Maritime Negotiations

Ship Operators Stage Walkout   Move All But Kills Government Efforts  To Settle Strike

Negotiations To Settle Shipping Strike Collapse   Eastern and Gulf Ship Operators Stage Surprise WaJkout

Operator Walkout Be-Fogs Maritime Strike  Thev c lain m Union Position Ma kes New Sotiations i ‘atile

Conciliators Scan Bleak Skies for Peace in Maritime Union Dispute

MRS. GOERING DID NOT KNOW SPOUSE [HAD POISON VIAI   Claims Husband Told Her Fes Days Before Death That He Didn't Have Poison

Shipping Strike Begins Paralyzing Operations; Labor Tension Mounts

American ‘and Foreign Vessels Tied to Their Berths, Other Strikes Follow In Quick Suc. cession Embargoes Put In Force

Merchant Fleet Operations Again Paralyzed   Government Labor Conciliators Work Desperately

STRIKE AGAIN TIES UP U. 8. OCEAN SHIPS   UNIFORM HIRING IS BIG ISSUE FOR SETTLEMENT

tECONVERSION ‘SHOTS’  N Y Electric Strike Ends; Rail Fact Board to Meet

Railroad Strike Is To Be Postponed   Nash-Kelvinator Agreement Is Reached To Make Fourth Major Set tlement Of Strikes

Navy Works On Detector For Abombs   Admiral Cochrane Says Answer to New Weapons Is Equipment That Will Seek Out Bomb or Carriers

Bill Hart's Son Seeks Bie Estate   Charge Guardians Mistreated Pioneer Western Film Hero

6 Nabbed In Threat Probe  Planned To Blow Up Kentucky Courthouse

FOOD PROBLEMS DEADLOCK UNRRA   Formula For Distribution : Sought; Bottom of Reserves in Sight

Couniries Short of Food and Those With Surpluses ‘Deadlocked Over Distribution

FAIL TO AGREE ON FOOD SPLIT   Plan For Equal Distribution Deadlocks Nations At UNRRA Meeting

Mighty Effort For 120 Days Said Required   Terrible Time Is Declared. Facing MA:siliane Ahraad

Americans Urged To Eat Less Wheat, Fats To Help Avert Famine Overseas

Drastic  Food Cut Urged   Voluntary Belt-Tightening in U. S. Could  Avert Famine Abroad; Need Fat, Wheat Most

Americans Urged To Eat 40 Per Cen' Less Wheat And 20 Per Cent Less Fats

Americans Asked To Consume Less  ‘Wheat And Fats.   Truman Makes Appeal For Help In Saving Half-Billion Famine Victims Overseas

AMERICA ASKED TO CUTITS USE OF FAT, WHEAT      Volunteer Effort Urged For Next 120 Days To Help Starving Overseas

America Gets Plan on Food Conservation   Cut in Consumption Of Wheat and Fats Souvht in Appeal

Sharp Cut Asked In Consumption  ‘Wheat And Fats   Administration Lists  “Ways. In Which All  . Segments of Public Cas Cooperate; Shipments To Be Rushed. :

U.S. Urged to Eat 40 Pet. Less Wheat   20 Per Cent Reduction in Use of Fats Also Asked

ASK AMERICANS TO EAT LESS WHEAT, FATS   Need Volunteer Effort Next Four Months to Feed Starving Europe

Public Asked To Tighten Belts For Next 120 Days To Save Overseas Victim:

USE OF GRAIN MUST BE CUT 40 PER CENT   ‘Action Must Be Taken To Prevent Famine Overseas   SUGGESTIONS   Offered For Saving Wheat: No End Of Sugar Shortage In Sight

Americans Urged to Save Wheat, Fat on Behalf of: Famine Victims of World

39 Ways To Conserve Food Listed By Emergency Group   Suggestions Offered By Fam ine Committee To *Consumers, Bakeries And  Dining Establishments

Feed Europe By Serving Topless Sandwict And Open-face Pie in U.S. This Season

America Asked To Tighten Belt To Aid Europe   Appeal Is Made To Cut Use Of Wheat and Fats

Emergency Will Last 120 Days.... Americans Told To Cut Diet To  Feed Europeans

Ask Americans To Eat 40 Percent ‘Less Wheat, 20 Percent Less Fats   Volunteer Effort On Our Part Necessary For Nex! 120 Days To Save Half-Million Lives Abroad Until Next Harvest

Ask Food Gut to Aid Hungry Folk   " Redustion of 40 Per : Cest. in Wheat and 20 In Fats Asked

Volunteer Ration Would Help Save Famine Victims   120 Days of Lighter Eating Would Tide Over Hungry Abroad

Truman Asks Nation To Cut Down On Food   Famine Emergency Committee Points to Vital Wheat and Fats Needs in Devastated Lands.

Americans Are Urged To Cut Intake Of Food   Truman Wants 40 Percent Cut In Wheat, 20 Percent Fats

Mighty Effort Needed During Next 120 Days   Half-Billion Overseas  Threatened by Famine Before Next Harvest— Cooperation Asked

Americans Are Urged To Eat Less To Help Save a Half Billion Victims of Famine

Americans Are Called Upon To Bat Less In’46   Reduciion Of 40% In Wheal and 20% In Fats Asked to Help Save Starving Europeans

500 MILLION FACE FAMINE BEFORE HARVEST ABROAD   SMALLER LOAVES OF BREAD AND TOPLESS SANDWICHES ASKED

Sizeable Cuts Proposed  in U. S, Diets to Aid Famine Victims in Overseas Areas   Bigger Crops   Agriculture Heads Are Optimistic Aboui “46  Production

Food Board Asks Drastic Cut In Wheat. Fats.   ‘Famine Experts Ask For Open-Face Pies; Nix 3-Layer Cakes

Americans Asked To Eat Less For Next 120 Days   Less Wheat And Fats Asked Of U. S.

U. 5. Must Feed Half Billion Famine Victims   Americans Urged To Accept Drastic Cut In Bread And Fats

U.S. Urged To Eat Less   Plea Made On Behalf Of Starving” Millions

Strike Settlement Appears To Hinge On Steel Price   Wage Dispute Solution Seems To Depend On Price Increase Move By Government   SPECULATION ON STRIKE PERSISTS

COMPANY ASKS INCREASE OF $6.25 PER TON   Federal Officials Confident Settlement Will Be Reached in Few Days

President Backs Byrnes in. Fuss Over Speech   Commerce Chief Complies With -Request, Quits

1007 BACKING GIVEN BYRNES BY PRESIDENT   Further Cabinet Con: flicts on Foreign Policy Banned

Wallace Resigns After President Demands He Quit   Truman Backs Up Secretary Byrnes At Peace Conference 100 Per Cent   NEW ORDERS ALSO ON SPEECH MAKING

BYRNES GIVEN FULL BACKING _ BY PRESIDEN’   TRUMAN DECLARES AT PRESS CONFERENCE THAT FOREIGN POLICY. MOST [IMPORT-

Byrnes Given Full Support By Truman   Executive Declares U.S. Foreign Policy Most Vital Issue

Elusive Arab Leader Plans Fight Against Jew Palestine Movement; Treated as Guest by King Farouk

Arab Leader Is Termed Political Refugee and Not War Criminal, but London Plans ‘Protest’

Farouk May Give Mufti Sanctuary; Arabs Jubilant   Leader Declared Political Refugee, Not a War Criminal

GRAND MUFTI OF JERUSALEM IN CAIRO   , Egypt Considers ” Him a Political Refugee

Moslem. World Hails Leader. ‘Against Jews.   <Cairo Says Former “Nazi Helper Is. “Political. Refugee.

Says Wife Hit Him 5 Times With Axe,  Fears Someone Is Going to Get Hurt

Food Prices Inch Upward  ‘Across Nation   Wholesale Charges For Meat, Butter, Eggs Increase in New York City

But Livestock Market In Chicago Tapers Off; ‘Steck Exchange Quiet

Declares Subsidies. Should Be Stopped   Essential Food Prices Continue To Increase

FOOD TEMS SELL SLIGHTLY HIGHER; HOGS DROP $1.21   More Meat Supplies Building Up for Consumer As Result of Increased Marketing of Livestock.   BUTTER AND EGGS RISE IN NEW YORK   Committee in Louisville, Ky., Threatens to Picket Those Who Raise Prices or Rents.

Cost Of Essential Food Creeping Up   Wholesale Price Of Meat, Butter And Eggs Increases Slightly As First Postwar Week Free Of Controls Nears End

Essential Food Items Increase Slowly in Cost   Nation Approaches End of First Week Without Price Controls

FOOD PRICES INCH UPWARD   Reports From Over Nation Show Essential Items Continue to Climb

Food Prices Start Rise   Survey Shows Mea’, Butter, Eges Increase

Food Item Prices Continde Upware  Wholesale Prices Of Meat. Butter. Eaas Ur

Survey Reveals Retail Prices Inching Higher   Meat, Butter, Eggs Climt Slightly in New York; . Hog Market Eases

Food Prices Continue to  Inch Upward  Buyers Strike Looms in 1 City

ESSENTIAL FOOD ITEMS CONTINUE STEADY GAIN   ‘Livesteck Market Tapers Off In Chicago; Stock Exchange Quiet   HOG RECEIPTS DROP AFTER PRICE BREAK

Prices Of Food Items Inch Upward; Wholesale Meat, Butter Costs Up

Foods Continue  To Inch Upward   Threat of Buyers’ Strike is Heard

Five Powers. At Odds As Parley Opens   Compromise Necessary Uf the United Nations General Assembly Is to Be A Success

BRITISH TROOPS ALERTED   Fear Riots as as Sympathy Strike Paralyzes Calcutta

Moon-to-Earth Broadcasts on Rocket Flights Are Seen as Possibility

Moon-To-Earth Broadcasts On Rocket Flights Planned ‘By Atomic Bomb Scientist

Bikini Scientist Cites Possibility Of "Moon-To-Earth” Broadcasts

Jews Call Strike In Wake of Riots Sweeping Polan   Country Gripped in Wave Of Anti-Semitism; 28 Die in Battle

28 KILLED IN RIOTING IN POLAND   26 of Victims At Kielce  Were Jews

KICK-OFF MEETING OF FAYETTE FARM: BUREAU HELD MONDAY NIGHT AT FAYETTE: 200 ATTEND

Four Plans for Army Pay Boost Also Submittec   Senate Military Committee Re fuses to Adopt 9-Monthks Extension Idea

SENATE VOTES SERVICE PAY INGREASE   Committee Refuses to Join House Groug’s Plan of 9 Month Extension

Extension Of Draft for Year Asked   Senate Bill to Also Ask Increase In Service Pay

 Year Longer of Draft Plus Pay Raises   Senate Group OK’s Plan, Limiting Size of Army

For a Full Year’s Draft Extension   Group Also Sends Four Pay Increase Plans to Senate  For Consideration

Tie Pay Boost With Draft .   Two-Ply Plan Is Presented to Senate Committee

One-Year Draft Extension Recommended by Senate; Pay Increase Offered — As Volunteer lnducement

Military Affairs’ Group Makes Decision After A Three-Hour Session Behind Closed Doors.

Favor One Year Draft Extension   Senate Committee Would Limit Number of Men— Service 18 Months

HOUSE GROUP REJECTS $400 PAY INCREASE   Lower Chamber Unit Adopts Graduated  Salary Increase

Senate Unit Favors 1-Year Draft Extension   Both Houses’ Groups to Urge Boosts in Service Pay

Measure Calls For Increases In Service Pay   Proposal Now Goes te Senate Floor for Consideration

Recommend Full Draft Extension   Senate Military Committee Urged a Full Year Extension of Act,

Draft Act Extension t'a~-ored      Sent to Senate For Consideration With Various Pay Increase Plans

PRIVATES WOULD GET $75 PER MONTH, OTHERS. IN PROPORTION THINK IT WOULD ATTRACT — VOLUNTEERS ©...

Senate Group Would Limit — Number of Men   House Recommends Nine Months’ Renewal, Series: of Graduated Pay Hikes!

YEAR EXTENSION OF DRAFT RECOMMENDED SENATE COMMITTEE  PROPOSALS TO RAISE SERVICEMEN’S PAY ARE SENT TO FLOOR

Extend Draft Full Year With Higher Pay, Says Senate  Refuse to Go Along With House on Mere

Would Raise Base Pay fo 175 Per Month   Senate Committee Prepares to Vote On Draft Extension

Draft Extension For 12 Months ls Recommendec   Plan For Pay Raises To Servicemen Given House Group's OK

Senate Milifary Committee Asks ‘Compromise’  Sliding Scale Pay Raise meee By  wmrarcem £.smrssim €£€ anmtbom  .

‘Senate Group Sends Plan To the Floor   Military Committee Refuses to Go Along with House Body Which Recommended Nine More Months . ,

Senate Unit  Also Offers Raise Plans   House Subcommittee in Favor of Pay Boosts Up to 50 Percent.

Four Different Pay Raise Plans Offered   High Chamber Refuses To Go Along With House-Endorsed Act

Solons Set New Army Raise Plan   Committee Approves Increases Ranging From 10 to 50%

Senators Ask Year Extension of Draft   Committee Refuses to Go Along With House: Proposal For Only Nine-Months’ Extension; Four Bills Offered to: Increase Service Pay:

Service Pay Hike Plans Submitted   . . Four Increase Proposals Offered Senate

11 PERSONS DEAD IN A SNOW STORM   Airplanes Grounded, Highways Coated With Snow In Denver.

11 Dead As Snow Piles Up In Colorado   Storm Continues; Highways Blocked, Planes Grounded

Highways Are Coated With ice   Airplanes Grounded As Storm Continues Pelting.

Snow in Colorado  Halts Air Traffie   Eastern Part of State I: Hard Hit; 11 Persons Reported Dead

New Snow Piles Up In Colorado   Peath Toll Mounts Te Il: Planes Grounded; Some Reads Blecked

BUT SOMETIME TODAY  Suddenly It's Spring -At One Time Or Another

Casualties — Not Known For Certain         ONE REPORT HAS 75 CHILDREN AND TEACHERS INJURED BUT NO KNOWN DEATHS .

UNION LEADER JOINS PICKETS   Reuther Walks in Line A’ Mack Plants, Exhorts Men to Stay Out

A-ENERGY FOR IRRIGATION AID TS SUGGESTED   Official Notice Given To Idea as Truman Names Science Group

Iwo Burlington Trains In Crash Near Chicage   Wreck Is Most Disastrous Rail Crackup In History Of Chicago Area   SPEEDING TRAIN HITS HALTED TRAIN

75 Injured When Burlington Flyer Rams Advance Section Stopped In Naperville, Hl.

DRKERS HUN] ER BODIES WRECKAGE   Injured; Engineer Rear Train Faces Banslaughter Charge

SPEED BLAMED FOR DISASTER --NEAR-CHICAGL   DEATH TOLL HAS REACHED 43 _ AND 15 ARE INJURED—MAN-

23 Killed, Others Wounded  During Rioting In Mexico   ‘Troops Fire On Crowds That Gather in Mexican Cit to Demonstrate Against Mexican Government

Treaty Provides Balkans Defense Army of 245,000   Force Could Be of Value to Russia in Event of Aggression

BALTIC STATES GET TINY ARMY   245,000 Set as Size of New Defensive Unit

TREATIES CURB BALKAN POWER   Drafts For Italy and Other Satallite Nations Leave Much to Paris

Fuel Shot lage In Metropolis More Grilicé   Tugboat. Strike Reduces Coul, Oil Deliveries to Mere Trickle

WORLD ZIONIST MEETING OPENS   Difference Of Opinion Over Accepting British Plan Arises

Hitler Said To Have Died With A Prediction His Spirit Would Rise From The Grave

FUEHRER SAID SPIRIT WILL RISE AGAIN   Reveal Letter From Rib— bentrop To Churchill

Hitler Seen As Defiant, Bitter Just  Before End   Predicted Return Of His Spirit Some Day

Von Ribbentrop’s Letter Revealed  Hitler Died With Belief World One Day Would See He Had Been Right

FUEHRER SAID SPIRIT TO ARISE FROM GRAVE   VERSION DIFFERS FROM OTHER HITLER WII,

Hitler Phophesied His Spirit Would Ris From Grave  World One Day Woult “See He _Was Right,  COC. Luk Demanwe mu

Said Spirit ‘Would Rise   New Hitler Political — Will Revealed in VonRibbentrop Letter

Belief Spirit ~ Would Ariss   New Version of Fuehrer’s Final Hours Revealed In Letter ‘Written By Ribbentrop

VON RIBBENTROP DISCLOSES NEW SECRET LETTER   EX-MINISTER SAYS FUEHRER PROMISED ‘SPIRIT WILL RISE’

Hitler Prophesied His Spirit Would  Arise From Grave and Vindicate Him

Adolf Hitler Prophesied His Spirit To Arise from the Grave Someday

HITLER DEFIANT UP TO VERY END   Forecasts His Spirit Will Arise From Grave And Prove Him Right

HITLER. DEFIANTLY PROPHESIED HIS — ISPIRIT WOULD RISE FROM GRAVES TO PROVE THAT HE HAD BEEN RIGHT

Ribbentrop Letter Casts Hitler In Martyr's Role   Nazi Fuehrer Wanted Peace With U. S. And Britain, Document Asserts; Death Prophesy Revealed For First Time

i tler’ Predicted: His Spirit Would  Arise From Gr ave   Ribbentrop [etter Reveals Hitler’s Unending Hatred of Conununise,

Hitler Prophesied His Spirit Would ‘Rise From Grave’ And Vindicate Him, Letter Says   New Version Of Fuehrer’s Final Hours Contained In Von Ribbentrop Letter’

Hitler-Said His. Spirit To efurn   Pictured Self as Being True Prophet

Chinese Nationalist Officials Are  Leaving Manchuria  Changchun Is Expectec To Be Taken Over By Communist Troops

St. Louis Jail Suicide Is Not DegnanSuspect   Man Held as Mental Case Mentioned to Officers He Was in Trouble With Chicaco Police

Germans Ask How They Can Be Democrats If Occupying Forces Do Not Live Up to a Democracy

CROZIER TO GET HIS SALARY  Extraordinary Session Of Texas Senate Held Invalid

Texas Special Sessions Held To Be Invalid   Attorney General's Ruling Is Subject  to Court Decision

_ eawomned. Ponriboes “Terkeg Td BOOST IN CALIF. STATE RENT BILL CONTROL PROBABLE

PUT FAITH IN UN KREMLIN URGED   U.S. Presses Demands on Russia Regarding Dardanelles

U.S. Demands Reds Put Faith In United Nations   Note to Moscow Reiterates Views on Dardanelles Issue

SOVIET SHIPS IN TOKYO BAY      [-TWO-FSCOR'T--VESSECE—FIRST  [ RUSSIAN CRAFT TO ENTER  WARHOR OF CAPITAL

Committee Split On Pearl Harbor   Group May Not Meet Congress’ Deadline

REPORT ON PEARL  HARBOR IS LON   Dissension A Committee Members, Work Seen As Brake

Pearl Harbor Group Divided On Findings   Final. Report May Not be Forthcoming by June 1 Deadline

PEARL HARBOR COMMITTEE IS WIDELY SPLII   May Be Unable Te Submit Repert Before Deadline On June 1   LITTLE BLAME PLACED ON NATION'S LEADERS

HARBOR GROUP WIDELY SPLIT   Committee Reported to Be Sharply Divided Over Attack Findings

Plymouth Co-Op An— nounces $28,254 Sav_~ ings To Be Disbursed   First ‘Payment From Re. volving Fund On 1942 Five-Year Plan

County Vote By Precinct   New Hostilities Jolt China’s Truce As Talks Resume

RELEASE TWO ARMY PRIVATES   Americans Were Held By Polish Authorities On Two Counts

Daylight Time Out Sepi. 3rd   Standard Time Slated te Return to City on Day» After Labor Day

Daylt ght Tim Out { Seni. a   Standard Time Slated to Return to City on Day” tter Labor Day

A ‘DIVINE MISSION’ TO RULE EASTERN ASIA. JAPAN'S AIM   War Plotters Used the Schools to Instill the Idea In Nipponese Yoath.   TOJO’S TRIAL UNDERWAY   Lt. Col D. R. Nugent Was the First Prosecution Witress.

Babson’s Authentic Statement Discusses Empleyer-Employee-Consumer Relations in Today's Columns

BABSON DISCUSSES EMPLOVER-EMPLOYEECONSUMER RELATIONS   (BY ROGER BABSON)

2 SORE IIIS oF FAME EEA RERS WO ee eee (Copyright—1946—-Publishers Financial Bureau, Inc.) BABSON DISCUSSES EMPLOYER-EMPLO/YEECANGTIMER DET ATIONG

Nokrachi Named Egypt Premier   Sidky Successor Ines  To Form New Cabinet

Indians Urged To Seek Peace   Revelution © Unnecess Ask Britons to 

Portugal Quiet Afiter Revolt Is ‘Cut Short      Soldier Revolt Against Salazar Regime — Is Short-lived.

SOLDIERS’ REV.OL: IN PORTUGAL EN AFTER SHORT TH      Complete Calm Reported Afte Bloodless Revolt Is Put Down Quickly

Portugal Quiet After Revolt IsCut Short      Soldier... Revolt. Against } Salazar Regime Is  Short-lived. :

PORTUGAL CALM AS GUARDS QUEL SOLDIER “REVOLT”   Principals in Northern Uprising Surrender Witheut Fiehs

BOARD “REFUSES TO PLACE DAIRY PRODUCTS UNDER . CEILINGS. AT END.  ‘.- OF BEARINGS °° ~

PLEAS OF OPA ARE IGNORED BY CONTROL BODY   Demands Grow for Endo! Meat Restrictions Death To Restaurant Edict

Dairy Products Free of Ceilings   Demands Grow for Free Meat Prices

CASE BILL VETO SAID ‘CALAMITY’   Reaction To President's Message Is Varied Among Solons

Bolivian Revolt  Is Soon Quelled   Part Of Country’s Air Force Stages SevenHour Revolution

BOLIVIAN COUP ATTEMPT FAILS   Seven-Hour Revolt Foiled  By Government

 —  Bolivia Smashes Seven-Hour Revolt Backed by Air Force ‘Dead and Wounded Undetermined ©

LINE UP TO BUY NEWSPAPERS   Strike of Truck Orivers ir Philadelphia Continues

HAWAN WOULD BECOME STATE   Chief Executive Proposes Ad: dition of Territory to Union at Once

HAWAII AS 49TH STATE PROPOSED   Truman Also Asks Alaska Be Admitted. To Union When People There Desire It

Tax Group Favors $4,750,000 Cut   Would Reduce General Fund Levies That Much

IDEADLY SPRAY EXCITES CAPITAL Rumors Of New Weapon Spur Moves For Peace Machinery

Cite Lewis And Miners’ Union. For Contempt   Nation Awaits Developments Between Federal Government And Union; Demands Met In May On Wages And Fund   ASKS FOR SHORTER WEEK

‘Court Cites Lewis for Contempt   U.M.W. Leader Called to Show Cause Why He and Others Should Not Be Punished for Acts

Kolsom Sees Gov. Sparks At Capitol   Governor-Nominate Plans Ambitious Program For Alabama In Future

Houbing Problem  Ask Fo or: Opportunity To Go Ahead And. ‘ Remedy Situation -

Local Men Offer Solution Of The Housing Probie  .  eee    Ask For Opportunity To Go Ahead And Remedy Situation

‘Supreme Court Grants Lewis New Hearing   Latest Appeal Questions Validity cf Preliminary Iniunction During Strike

SUPREME COURT TO HEAR LEWIS   New Appeal To Broaden Issues Of Law ©

BROADEN THE LEWIS ISSUES   Supreme Court Accepts New Appeal Against the Injunction,

LEWIS GRANTED APPEAL HEARING   Arguments on Soft Coal Strike Issues Will Be Given Review Jan. 14

New Appeal To Court   Lewis-UMW Question Injunction Validity; Hearing On January 1.

Lewis Granted Hearing On Appeal Questioning Injunetion’s Validity

LEWIS CASE 1S BROADENED   Court Grants New ‘Hearing Concerning Injunction Validity

ANOTHER PLEA FILED BY LEWIS AND UNION   Action Questions Validity 0 Preliminary Injunction

Grant Lewis and Union Hearing on Their New Appeal  High Court Will Act on Suit Which Broadens Issues

American Plane Missing After It Was Atiacked   Eyewitness Reports Yugoslav Fighters Downed Transport

Second U.S. Plane Downed In Yugoslavia   AntiAircraft, Tracers Fired at American  ns

Plane Attacked Near Frontier  Of Yugoslavia   Radio of Missing Plane Went Dead Shortly After Messaging Attack With Tracers and Anti-Aircraft Fire

SECOND YANKEE PLANE SHOT AT BY YUGOSLAVS   American Transport In Radio Report Before Its Disappearance

No Word From U.S. Plane Lost   ° Over Yugoslavia   Transport Radioed It Was Being Fired Upon With Tracer Bullets

eee EPS ee aqown by Secretary of State Byrnes time of war,     LLL ANN ASE EL LADLE ALMA AAEE NLA SALE LANDLESS EO NLA NEARS eR aati  ‘Near-War’ Smoulders at Trieste  ym MM ~e e MM Yh HM ~~ Mm Mh A i A —_   Another American Transport Vanishes Near Slay Boarder

Bombs Explode Outside Tel Aviv   British May Search Jewish Areas in City of Jerusalem

TWO BOMBS EXPLODE AT TEL AVIV  All nf BDalactina   All of Palestine Is Seething With Unrest

ORDER FOLLOWS TWO BOMBINGS IN JEWISH CITY   Tension High As 10,000 [legal Jews Approach Palestine

New Bombs Bring Back Death Curfew   Tel Aviv Tensiok Incréases——British Intensify Search

BOMBS txPLODE NEAR JERUSALEM   British Put Cordon of Police in Jewish Quarter.

TENSION GRIPS HOLY LAND AS BOMBS EXPLODE      British Reinstate “Shot 0: Sight” Curfew At Tele Aviv

Priority Given UNRRA and U.N.   Surplus Property Has Been Allowed Interna tional Organizations In i ea

Surplus Good: Priority in  Public Good   WAA Defends Giving UNNRA Conference

WILL QUESTION CHIEF OF WAA   Committee To Ask” Why International Groups Given Preference

Surplus Property Went To UNRRA   Given Priority Over American Business

PRIORITY DEALS CITED BY WAA   Agency Admits World Setups Given First Chance at Surplus Property

WAA Priority World Groups Acknowledged   International Organizations Before Americans  For Surplus Goods.

Surplus Goods Sales Outside U.S. Assailed   WAA Denies Pressure Of State, Commerce Departments Leads To Priorities

Denies Pressure Governed Action   Surplus Property Policy Explained

Priorities Were Given  To UNRRA   Surpluu Group Hears  That Businessmen Had  Been Bypassed In  Favor Of UNRRA

First Choice To Others   U. S. Business Gets Second Choice in  Surplus Goods Sales

Says International Groups Got Surpluses   War Assets Official Asserts UNRRA, UN And Other Agencies Had First Prianritiac

U.S. Troops Will Stay In China Marines To Shoot Back If Attacked

Marines Will Stay in China   Plan to Shoot Back lf€ Attacked Again

TO SHOOT BACK IF ATTACKED  U. §. Marines To Retain Present Sefup In China

Marines Stay In North China   Commander of Seventh Fleet Gives First Identification of Attackers

U.S. Marines Will Remain In China  To ‘Shoot Back’  When Attacked. Admiral Gade

7th Fleet Commander Says Marines Will Remain In China at Present Strength.

Marines Stick In China; Will Take Up Arms   Shoot Back' Orders Issued by Commanding Offtear

Marines Not To Quit China. Admiral Says   Yanks Will Shoot When Shot at; Reds Charge Aggressions

Marines At Full Current Sfrength In China; To Shoot Back When Attacked

Marines Will Stay In China And Are Ready To Shoot Back, Officer Asserts   /th::.Fleet Commande  Says Marines Will Re ‘, main In China.at Pres . ent Strength.

Marines fo Stay In North China, Admiral Declares   Leathernecks Will Shoot Back If Shot At: Cooke Warns

Marines To Shoo! "Back If Attacked  Will Stay In China At Present Strength

Marines To Stay In China; Battle Is Investigated   Admiral Says Leather. necks Will “Shoot Back” : if Attacked

U. S. Forces Prepared to ‘Shoot Back’ Present Strength of   Present Strength of 22,000 to 23,000 Men To Be Retained

Marines Will  Stay In China Told To Shoot Back If Anyone Attacks

Marines to Stay in China at Present Strength  No Personnel Cuts Now Contemplated Says Navy Admiral

U. S. Marines Will Remain In China   Will Shoot Back If Attacked, Admiral Warns

Marines To Stay And Shoot Back   Admiral Cooke Com ments On Ambushing Of July 29

arines to Defend Selves hile in China; No Order or Withdrawal Received

MARINES WILL STAY IN CHINA   U. S. Fleet Commander Says Yanks To Shoot Back When Attacked

MARINES PLAN 10 SHOOTBACK   American Leathernecks In China Remain At Full Strenath —

MARINES WILL STAY IN CHINA   Will “Shoot Back” If Attacked, Admiral Cooke Asserts

Marines Are Staying   U.S. Commander Says No Basis For Report Troops to Leave China

Marines Will Stick In China, Admiral Avows   United States Forces Will Shoot When Shot At Anping Battle Which Killed Four And Wounded 11 To Be Investigated

MARINES TO STAY. IN NORTHERN CHINA   Nanking. ‘Newspaper Report  6f Withdrawal. Denied

Marines in North China to Shoot Back When Attacked  Remain in Area in Full Strength 

Marines Will Stay In China, Admiral Says   To “Shoot Back if At. tacked,” Fleet Commander States

Governor Continues Resisting Queries On Political Plans  State Executive Still mE E&arew,s m aif   State Executive Still Pleased With Poll, Answers at Allred

Expect 2nd Record-Breaking Attendance at lowa’s Fair   Huge Crowd on Sunday Shatters All-Time Mark for 1 Day Total

TRYGVE LIE TOADDRESS AMER. EDITORS   Heard Three Russ Newsmen Last Night:

W idening of Legislature’s Work Seen. As Fourth Special Session Convene:

AUSCHE MAY BROADEN PLANS   Fourth Special Session 0 Legislature Meets To Study Problems

OHIO'S SOLONS START FOURTH EXTRA SESSION   Lausche Reluctant to Tell o! Program Beyond His 3-Point Plan

STEEL OUTPUT, TROLLEY CAR SERVICE CUT   Duquesne Light Employes Seek Showdown on Court Injunction

Pittsburgh Is Crippled   City Hard Hit By Third Power Strike In Seven’ Months

Pittsburgh Area Maggered Again By Power Strike   - Third Walkout In Seven Months Gets Under Way

Power Strike Hits Pittsburgh; Threat to Steel Industry   Several Plants Closing as Power Workers Ask New Wage Boosts

Power - Company Workers Strike In Pittsburgh  First Effects At Steel Mills

POWER STRIKE CRIPPLES CITY   Pittsburgh {industrial Plants Paralyzed By Walkout.

4,000 Steel Workers Are Idle   Court Hearing on Injunction Banning Strike Under Way.

Big Industrial Plants Forced To Shut Down   Strike Is Called As Hearing Begins On Injunction Suit

Street Traffic And . Steel Work Suffer   Light Company Industrial Consumers ‘Practically Shut Down’; Business And Industrial Activities Slowed -

Pittsburgh Has 3rd Power Strike In Seven Months  Over Million Are Na ne ug a

Pittsburgh Is Hit By New Walkout   Power Strike Closes Steel Mills; Street Cars Halted

STEEL CAPITAL STRIKE GROWS   Third Power Walkout in Seven Months Paralyzes Pittsburah Transportation

Steel Plant Operations Curtailed By Walkout; Trolley Service Cut   #20 Per Cent Pay Increase Chief Cause Of Trouble; Some Power Available For Private Homes

POWER WALKOUT HITS MILL TOWN   Pittsburgh Darkening: Light _Firm Dispute Widens

NO POWER AGAIN IN PITTSBURGH   Third Strike in 7 Months Gets Under Way

Pittsburgh Is Without Power For Third Time   ELECTRICAL EMPLOYEES WALK OFF JOBS TODAY

Pittsburgh Hard Hit in  Power Halt   Transportation, Industry Lamed ct Smoky City As Strike Opens.

UNION PLEA FOR DISSOLUTION OF ANTI-STRIKE INJUNCTION DENIED TWICE BY THE COURT   As Hearing Is Being Conducted To Decide Legality of Restraining Order Power Company Workers Continue Te Leave Jobs   ‘AREA OF 1,500,000 INHABITANTS IS AFFECTED

Puts Crimp In City Business And Industry   But Eleciricity Continnes To Flow to Homes and Buildings In Metro politan Area   Hotels and Office  Buildings Open   Light Company Appeals To Consumers to Cut Down On Amount Power Used

Third Power Tieup Effective At 9:30 A. M.; Steel, Transportation Hit First

Pittsburgh   Crippled By Power Strike   Trolley Service Cut In Half; Industrial Plants Close; Homes  Baws PS kbemws al Naweweenee de

Operations In Mills Curtailed   Duquesne Light Cc Employes Stage Walkout; Hits  Transportation

Power Strike Is Called in Pittsburgh      City’s Third Walk-Out in Seven Months Curtails Steel Mill Operations, Hite Transvortation 

THIRD POWER STRIKE HITS PITTSBURGH   Causes Curtailment of Steel Operations and Street Car Transportation Emergency Service to Homes.

Pittsburgh Power  Slashed  Third Strike In Seven Months Cripples City

PITTSBURGH IS CRIPPLED BY POWER TIEUP   Some Employes Walk Out As Power Goes To Homes In Metronolitan Area

WALKOUT CUTS STEEL OUTPUT. HITS TROLLEYS   Workers Start To Leave At Same Time As Injunction Hearing’s Launched

Pittsburgh Power Strike Shuts Down Steel Mills   Trolley Service Cut 50 Per Cent For 1,000,000 Riders—Wage Wallant Coincides With Heanne

WER WORKERS STAGE WALKOUT IN WAGE DISPUTE   Steel Mills and Other Busi ness Plants Forced into Hleneca

Nazi High-Command Plot In U.S. Elections Bared    Justice Department Report Claims German Money  Sent Here To Defeat Late President

West house Employees Returning 1,000 Pass Picket Lines; Mediators  Withdraw, Blame Company’s Stand

CIVILIAN HELD IN WOMAN'S DEATH   Sweater-Clad  Girl Jilted By Man Sought For Questioning

@ PAUL MALLON—  Lewis Takes Plenty, Gives Very Little in Mine Settlement

Double Slaying Etches New Chapter In Colorful History Of Religious Sect In Maine

Temple Of Strange Religious Sect Is Scene Of Pistol Duel; Two Slain

Double Slaying At Temple Of Religious Sect   Two Die In Pistol Duel After Effort To Obtain Money

Two Killed At Shiloh Temple   Pistol Duel Climaxes Attempt To Get Money From Caretaker

2 SHOT DEAD IN TROUBLE  AT RELIGIOUS SECT CENTER   Shooting Occurs Between Would-Be Purchaser And Sect Member

Two Killed In Sect Shooting   Headquarters Of Religiou: Sect Scene Of Pistol Duel: 2 Others Shot

Two Killed, Two Wounded In Gun Duel At Durham   Headquarters Of Relizious Sect

Two Killed, Two Wounded in Pistol Duel in Hilltop Temple   Veteran Orders Group To Leave

2 Are Slain At Religious Sect Center   Double Shooting At Shiloh Under Probe by State

Slayings Etch Another Chapter in Colorful History of Hilltop Temple

GUERRILLAS -TAKE CONTROL OF GREEK TOWNS IN BATTLE   Large-Scale Fighting Reported Between Government and Leftist Forces

Northern Illinois Facing Restricted Use of Electricit   Illinois Reserves Have Shrunk to Only 2,900 Carloads, Says SFA

“SHEAR TERROR’ REIGNS IN WASHINGTON, DL. lack the Clinper a Dis-Tressing Eustemer of Trolley Lies  a ee a, a, Se, a 2

Roving Squad Detectives Comb Street Cars In Search For “Jack the Clipper”

Five Girls Have Lost Parts o Curls to “Nice Looking Young Man’ Who Works With Stealthy.

NOMINEE ASKS FOR HARMONY Jester Forces Gain Clean-Cut Victory In Test Of Strenath

Famous U. S. Writer Dies   Gertrude Stein, 72,  Succumbs in. France

Famous U.S. Authoress Is  Dead in Paris Gertrude Stein  World Renowned

Smith Balks at McCarthy Votes   But Rest of Board Certifies Returns

Ministers See Danube Accord   Reparations Set for Italy, Bulgaria Next on Agenda

BiG 4 SETTLE VITAL ISSUE OF TRIESTE   Reparations From Italy and Bulgaria Next Hot Topic

Ministers See  Danube Accord   Reparations ‘Set ~  for Italy;,. Bulgaria. Next on Agenda’

BIG 4 SEEKING AGREEMENT ON _ FIVE TREATIES   Solution of Trieste Issue  BPlesene Minictare _

Foreign Ministers Seeking To Speed Up Treaty Action   Council Enthused After Solving Hotly Contested Trieste Issue, Is Report   ACCORD IS NEAR ON DANUBE ALSO

Outside Group May Publish In Springfield   Mayor Brunton To See Bowles And Union Leaders

Mayor Tries To Get Newspaper For Springfield      Plans Conference To Settle Strike

Hamburg Food Shops Raided By Housewives   Foodstuffs Taken From Boxcars In Railroad Yards

COUNTY GOP T0 LOSE CHAIRMAN   Wayne Anderson To Resign Party Post — Precinct Meetings Monday

Americans Are ‘Provincial Dummies,  Says Red Writer After Tour of U.S.

Negotiations on Contract Will Begin March 12   Lewis Gives No Hint on Scale To Be Demanded

Fo ormer » LeMars Man #, Given’ Honorary Degree At Morningside =

MEXICO CLAIMS SMALL ISLANDS   FORMAL ACTION MAY BE-TAKEN TO HAVE NINE ISLANDS OFF COAST RETURNED

PUBLIC 10 BE INVITED 10 MEETINGS   Action Means J.-G. Reporters Welcome in Future

(COPY IS SECURED ~ OF BERMAN LIS   200 Persons, With Addresses in U. S., Contained tn Letter

MISSING GIRL JUST MARRIED DIFFERENT SAILOR   WECTEDAI ELECTRIC STRIKE RIOTS IN JERSEY

FRED VINSON SWORN IN AS CHIEF JUSTICE   Solera Ceremony To Take  Place in White House

One Dies When Flames Sweep Chicago Hote!   2,000 Guests Flee Disaster; Man Suffocates In Bathtub

Missing Trio  Safe in Yukon   Prospectors - Reach Civilization as Mounted- Police Were Ready ta:Start Search 

OPA Charges Name Four Grocery Firms In State   Barbers, Ilfeld Concerns Here Face Sugar Ration Violation Counts

STANDARDIZING ARMY WEAPONS   U. §. And Britain Are Making Labored Progress

U.S., Britain  Make Progress In Arms Study   Two Powers Working To Make Possible  Interchange of Arms

Nervous Sailor Delivers Baby Aboard Tanker   Acts on Instructions  Radioed By Medical Officer on Cutter

A Nervous Navy Pharmacist Mate, Delivered His First Raby on Storm Tossed Tanke

Sailor Delivers Ba by On Storm-Tossed Ship   Dector Radios Instruetions To Pharmacist Mate Aboard Tanker; Mother And Child OK

NAVY YOUNGSTERS LEARN QUICKLY  Tar Plays Stork; Evervbody ‘Fine’

Radios Childbirth Instructions fo a Phar-M on Tanke   Mather, Baby Girl and

WOULD PROMOTE GREANIZATION   Washington Courthouse, Ohio Attorney, Wants “American Foreign Legion” to Relieve G. 1's from Occupation: Duty.

SUGGESTS Y. S, FOREIGN LEGION   Lawyer Would Have  An Taternational  Foree Like French TLerion

French Vote Down  New Constitution   Present Gouin Government Reduced to Virtual Caretakership.

Productionof eivilian soods  slow in 19. A5  Government sees e . e bie boom in *46

BUSINESS WAITS FOR BOOM DAYS   Consumer Goods Output Lags: Pickup Expected By Mid-Year

CANCER FUND TOTAL RISES TO $10,312   Thief Steals Coin Collection Box In City —Appeal Made for Workers.   Governor’s Wife Joins Appeal for Funds for Cancer

MOVE TO HIKE MINIMUM PAY   Senate Committee Approves Boost for All Firms In  Interstate Trade

Digs Up Color Filmg Showing Nazi Fuehrer and - Mistress Cavorting At Berchiesguden

Films Reveal Life of Hitler And Eva Braun   Thirty-One Reels Depicting Gay Parties at Berchtesgaden Are Found Hidden’ in  Payavien Radeuntaine

HITLER GAMUT IN FILM   INTIMATE DETAILS OF LIFE WITF EVA BRAUN ARE SHOWN,   t. S. Army Reveals Litres op Reels, Depicting Parties and Beach Scenes, Were Taken From 1939 to 1041.

INTIMATE NEW DETAILS OF LIFE OF HITLER, EVA BRAUN REVEALED IN MOVIFS OF LOVERS’ FROLICS

COMMITTEE !S SUSPICIOUS OF RUSS INTRIGUI   Would Force. Reds From Reich If Potsdam Pact Has Been Breached

POTSDAM PACT VIOLATION BY REDS CHARGED   House Panel Raps Russia, Hints Soviets Rearm Nazi Plants

Report Russia Rearms With German Plants   House Probers in Frank Statement on Military Move

Report Urges Soviet Ouster From Reich If Rearming Proven   Committee Recommends U. S. Restrict Exports of ‘Know-How’ and Goods of Military Character to Russia Until  It Meets Its Political Obligations

House Group Says Russia Has Broken Potsdam Paet   Dropping of Accord Urged if Reports Of Re-arming by Soviets Prove True

CHR. SCIENCE CHURCH HAS NEW HEAD   Luther P. Cudworth Becomes President  Of Mother Church

Commission Opposes Use  Of Pipeline To Bring Gas Teo the Eastern Seaboard

Problem On Procedure Tie  Up Big Four   Molotov’s Insistence On Code Of Rules For Con ference Delays Action.

BIG 4 STILL INDEADLOCK ON QUESTION OF PROCEDURE   Russia Still Wants Peace Conference Rules To Go With  The Invitations

OPPOSITION BY MOLOTOV HOLDS UP INVITATIONS   DEMANDS STRICT CODE OF RULES FOR PROCEDURE

Meeting Still In Deadlock on Invifation Issue  Canunril Rereccac   Council Recesses Affer Morning Session

_ AFTER A MORNING MEETING TONAY   Still Deadlocked on Questios of Peace Conference on July 29.   SENDING INVITATIONS   Molotov Said They Should Be Accompanied With Book of Rules.

Fate Of Peace Parley Hanging In Balance   Critical Meeting Of F oreign ‘Ministers Recesses After Failure To Break Deadlock With Russia: Balks At Procedure Backdown

Big 4 Still Deadlocked On Peace Plan   Russia Insisting On Council Rules For Conference

Big Four Still Deadlocked on Peace Parley   Russian Demands May Force Postponement ot 21-Nation Conference

Deadlock On Peace Meef Still Holds   U. S., Britain Still Insist European Conference Should Draw Up Own Rules

Recess After Attempting To Reach Accord   Ministers Plan Another Session To Hear Debates

Russians Continue To Hold Out....  Foreign Ministers Still Unable To Agree On Plan For Peace Conference

Recess to Meet Again Later Today   Red Envoy Insists on Strict Code Of Rules

o Break In Parley eadlock   Foreign Ministers Still At Odds On.  rescribing Rules.  ire Peace Conference

MINISTERS IN DEADLOCK OVER 10S TO PARLEY   Molotov Holds Out For f Strict Code Of Procedure At Session

BiG 4 STILL AT ODDS OVER PEACE PARLEY   Morning Meeting Fails to Bring an Agreement on Sending Out Invitations for a Conference Beginning Julv 29.

Halt Sending» Out Invitations To Peace Parley      Russia Wants Strict Code Of Rules For Procedure To Accompany Inyitations

Reds Sfeadtast In Demands On Peace Meeting   Indefinite Delay In Date Of Parley Held Possible

Big 4 Ministers - Still Deadlocked  On Conference   Recess After Listening To Molotev’s Arguments On Parley Invitations

Soviet Opposition Delays Sending Of Invitations Agair   Bevin, Byrnes Remain Against Russia Proposal for Procedure of Peace Conference

Tass Says 3-Nation Group Has Begun Secret Talks About Germany     Proviso Is Source  Two-Thirds Vote Bid Causes Anglo, U.S,  ~_  ce

BIG FOUR MINISTERS STILL SEEKING WAY TO CALL CONFERENCE   RUSSIA HOLDS POSITION RULES MUST BE SET UP; U. S.. BRITAIN OPPOSED

UNABLE TO AGREE   Foreign Ministers Reces: Still Deadlocked on. Peace Parley’ ©

Foreign Envoys Are Deadlocked On Peace Parley   Molotov Wants Strict Rule Code For Reference

RUSSIA BALKS ON PROCEDURE OF CONFERENCE   Byrnes.and Bevin Favos Sending Invitations ‘Now for Peace Meeting

Council Is Still  In Lock On Bids   Ministers Recess Unable To Agree On Peace Talk

BIG FOUR MINISTERS STILL SEEKING WAY TO CALL CONFERENCE  RUSSIA HOLDS POSITION RITES MUST RE SET UP  RUSSIA HOLDS POSITION RULES MUST BE SET UP; US. BRITAIN OPPOSED

M inisters’ Confab Still In Deadlock   Sending of Invitations For Peace Conference Blocked by Molotev’s Stand on Code of Rules

~eveign Ministers Remain Dea.’ ‘ocked On Issue Of  Peace Parley Invitations

Foreign Ministers Recess; Still Are in Deadlock  Molotov’s Insisting Upon Strictest Procedure Methods

Molotov Demands Veto Vote   Ministers Walk Out In Discussion Of Procedural Rules.

Foreign Ministers Still Deadlocked  Over Invitations For Peace Confab

PARIS MEETING STILL STYMIED IN RULES FIGHT   Morning Session Unable To Find Solution For Notes Setting Peace Parley

Indefinite Postponement ' Of Conference Is Seen;  Morning Meeting Futile

Peace Date Uncertain; Reds Balk   Russia Disagrees Over Procedure to Be Instituted

Molotoy Holds Out For Rules On Procedure   U. S., Britain Are Against Forcing Code On Nations

RUSSIA STILL OBJECTING 10 RULES REQUEST   Foreign Ministers Recess Today After Arguments Continue

Molotev’s Attitude Is Unchanged  Council Recesses After Arguments

BOOST IN FARM PARITY OPPOSED   Senate Revision Might Lead To Inflation, Congress Told

MAN JAILED IN PROBE OF B. H. INFANT'S DEATH   Body Found On Michigan Bluff; Dead Ten Days

Infant Dead 10 Days: Suspect Held By Police   Newspaper, Laundry Mark Provide Clues; Girl Ils Hunted

Georgiev, Leader Of Government of Bulgaria, Resign:   Pro-Soviet Cabinet Quits to Let Regents Board Consider Future Rule

TRUMAN WAITS FOR OUTCOME OF RAIL SEIZURE   ¢ Pro-Labor Senators Attack Efforts By Congress To Penalize Lewis

Mine Seizure May Be Forced   Lewis’ Strike Linked to Trainmen’s Work

Truman May Seize Coal Mines Next   Officials Say Seizure Only Recourse Left To President.

Involve May in Munitions Case   ‘Congressman Went to Bat for His “Good Friends,’’ Charge

Solons Deepen "War Contracts Pressure Probe   Rep. May’s Intervention In Behalf Of Munitions  Cambine Streceed

Officer Phoned By May   Gen. Porter Testifies Solon Went To Bat For Illinois Munitions Men

May Is Linked With Letting of War Work   Reputed to Have Interceded for an Illinois Group

CATTLE SLOWED BY EMBARGOES   Meat More Plentiful At Most Of Country’s Butcher Shops

Cattle Receipts At a Low Point   Embargoes Against Further Receipts

BEEF RECEIPTS AT LOWEST EBB FOR THIS WEEK   Embaraoes Delay Shipment of Livestock to Marketing Centers

Embargo Slows Down Shipments  Of Livestock   Meat Continues More Plentiful But Prices Remain Hich.

Livestock Embargoes Restrict Receipts at Large Markets —   Packers Engage Help To Process Record ‘Runs’

Say Boy, 14, Weens in Gell   “Thrill” of Murder Subsides Today for Greene County Boy

West Coast Seamen Vote Work Return   Lundeberg Not Ready Until Mates, Pilots Agree

Pacific Seamen Vote to Return to Work  Nation’s Greatest   Nation’s Greatest Sea Strike Appears All Over

Ship Strikes All Settled  Week Needed To Clear Jan   Week Needed To Clear Jam; New Tieups Possible Sept. 30

STRIKE BY SEAMEN  APPARENTLY ENDED   Vote by West Coast Sailors to Re turn to Work Followed by Rumor of Further Unrest.

Gives Eye-Witness Description as A-Bomb Sends Millions of Tons of Water Mile-and-Half Into the Air

U. 8. A. To Quit  Air Agreement   Will Act On. Own To Obtain Pacts For Flying Over Other Countries.

ABE LINCOLN 1S HONORED TODAY   Ceremonies At Springfield Honor Civil War President.

Anniversary Of Lincoln Is Kept   Home City Observes 137th Birthday Of Civil War President

Abraham Lincoln’s Home City Honors Civil War President on Anniversary

HOME CITY TO. HONOR LINCOLN   Special Services Held: at Great President's Tomb in Springfield, III.

Housing Controls Relaxed by U.S.   Stop Set-Asides on Nails, Furnaces

U.S. TO RELAX CURBS UPON HOUSING ITEMS   More Nails, Furnaces Will Be Speeded To Buyers

 U. S. Eases Housing Priority Curbs on Nails, Furnaces, Bathtubs

Nails, Bathtubs, Heaters, Etc. ....  U. S. Prepares To Free Many Housing Items

Avreement By Big Powers a uivineCessil)  lie Says Counties Ane Ohliant.d ta Caek   lie Says Counties Ar Obligatsd te Seek Accord An.ong

HOLDS ACCORD BY BIGS KEY TO UN FUTURE   Lie Declares Powers Must Seek to End  Differences

MINERS TO GET BACK MONEY PAID IN FINES   Ohio Coal Group Agrees To Refund As Yule Present

200 Million Gift to Arabs Asked of U.S.   American Financing Part of British Plan Involving Palestine

Steel Industry Poised for New Output Record:   Fairless Calls for Workers To Turn Out Vast Tonnage Increases

Production Race Looms In Industry   Settlexnent of Steel Strife Harbinger Of New Activities

WAGE ISSUE SETTLEMENT CLEARS WAY   One of Worst Industrial Crises In Nation’s History Is Finally Broken.

Agreement Ends 27-Day Walkout   Other Basic Producers Expected wo. Follow;  Industry Poised for Production Race

PROTEST MADE —ON-PAEESTINE   ZIONIST ORGANIZATION TELLS COMMITTEE THAT. BEVIS _ FAILED TO KEEP PLEDGE

COMMUNITY BAND TO PLAY CONCERT 1ST NIGHT IN PARK   Parade Labor Day Will Climax Six-Day Event Here

Proposal for Subcommittee To Probe Charges Against Spain Gains Favor

BROADER SCOPE MAY IMPLEMENT FRANCO PROBE   UN Reaction To Australian Plan Growing In Favor

Aussie Plan for Inquiry on Franco Faces Changes to Broaden Scope

Broader Inquiry Into Spain Seen   i\Changes in Australian Plan May Be . Made Before UN Next Week

 May Alter Plan  F or UN Probe of Dispute On Spain   Australian Proposal Would Shelf Polish _ “Demand For Rift”

U.N. May Broaden Scope of Proposed Inquiry of Spain   Five-Nation Committee Probe Suggested By Australia

KNIGHT ACCEPTS ~ CLUBS GATATION   Publisher Warns Government Controt Of News May Be In Offing

Newsmen’s Code Is Step Toward News’ Control   Knight Criticizes Leigh-White Report

SEEK MORE R. E. A. FUNDS FOR AREA  Officers Of County Co-op Attend Conference In  Wlaskhinewinan TR fF

REA. OFFICERS 10 WASHINGTON MEET   Local Men to Confer With National Leaders in  the Fielcl

Plymouth County’ REA Officials To Go To Washington  Will Confer Upon  Expansion Of Lines Tew We Sen mwndnce R72 2. Mn,

0 WASHINEION MEET   Local Men to Confer With National Leaders tn  the Fiele

Plymouth County. REA Officials To Go To Washington   Will Confer Upon Expansion Of Lines In Kingsley Vicinity

BIKINI NATIVES GIVE UP ATOLL FOR ATOM TEST   Centuries - Old Family Homes Sacrificed In  Cause Of Peace

Maize Proposes 2Million Dollar Research Grani   All Phases of Mining Industry AHend Conference

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   MacArthur Blocks Jans’ Air Transport Move

P  _ CHURCHMEN — OPENPARLEY   Report Urges U. S. Not Te Be First To Use Atomic Weapons

Federal Chureh Council Meets   Special Body Asks U. S. Not to be First In Use of Atomic Bomb

Churches Ask U.S. To Hold Atomie Hand   Body Condemns Use of Bomb—Wants Manufacture Stopped

CHURCHES ASK U.S. NOT BE FIRST 10 USE A-BOMB IN WAR   Commission, Representing 25 Million, Urges Manufacture End Pending Control!   REPGRT PREPARED

CHURCHMEN ASK NO A-BOMB USE   Asks U. S. Not Be First to Employ Weapon

Church Council Appeals To U.S. On Bomb Control   Truman Asks Church Backing For His Domestic Program

U.S.NAVY FORCE TO BE REPT IN EAST ATLANTIC   So Says Secretary Forrestal, Replying to Russian Charges

- JUDGMENT LABELS WAR PLOTTING ‘SUPREME CRIME’—   U. S. Ships Stay in Near East Waters—Feorrestal

‘Splendid Opportunity For Training’ Cited in Defense of U.S. Program

‘RED' CHARGES   NOT CHANGING NAVAL POLICY   FORRESTAL, SAYS WARCRAFT WILL BE KEPT IN EASTERN LANTIC-AND_MEDITER-— : RANEAN

U.S. Naval Forces Will Remain In  Eastern Atlantic   Naval Forces To Be Maintained In Mediterranean To Support Allied Troops   FORRESTAL GIVES NOTICE OF PGLICY

ASCENSION DAY MASSES LISTED   Thursday Is Holy Day on Catholic Calendar

NEW QUAKE FEARED IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC   New Yorker’s Phone Cal With Island Cut Off

STATE TO TAKE BIDS FOR HUGE ROAD PROJECT   Plans for Huntingdon Involve 7.13 Miles and Elimination of Underpasses.

Mad Pianist Makes Further Mental Gains   Recovering From Psychosis, “Maestro X” Portorms In Public Again.

U5, AUSTRALIA PLAN EXCHANGE - OF AMBASSADORS   Legations at Washington and Canberra Raised to Embassy. Status

U.S, AUSTRALIA RELOUNIZE IMPORTANCE PACIFIC AREA BY ELEVATING REPRESENTATIONS

U.S. IN NEW ACCORD WITH AUSTRALIA   Elevate Diplomatic Representations to Embassies

U.S, AND AUSTRALIA IN CLOSER RELATIONS   Rohert Butler, First Ambassa: “dor To Australia

Federation Urges Recognition of Snanish Exiles   Wermuth Denial of Manila Marriage Called Fantastic

‘Known Together On Bataan  Major's Mental Case Peculiar, Says Nurse

Strange Case of humeaial States Nurse  One-Man Army Terms Her Story As Fantastic

Strike Settled  At Lancaster   Strikers Summoned Tc Vote On Terms Of Acreement

Government and Communist Armies ‘Now Consolidated   China for First-Time in “4,000 Years: Has” “~~~. Single Army

National and Red Armies Consolidated   Leader of China’s Two Factions Praise Work of Marshall

UNFIED ARMY CHINA'S FIRST IN 4,000 YEARS   A Pls ‘Consolidated As Plans Made In...  Manchuria

HEALTH DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES NEW REGULATIONS ON ALL PRODUCERS OF MILK AND CREAM THROUGHOUT TEXAS APRIL 

‘Health Department Puts New Regulations On All Producers of Milk and Cream

Residents of Boston Postpone Celebration of Patriot’s  Day Because of Good Friday

THE DEFENSE RESTS   Fritz Sauckel Is on Trial on War Crimes Charge +

RUSS TESTIFIES AGAINST ROSE IN ESPIONAGE PLOT   Former Parliament Member Expoied to Be Active Worker

NAZI DOCTORS — ~ ENTERED PLES   FIRST STEPS TAKEN. IN_ TRIAL OF DOCTORS ACCUSED OF BRUTAL EXPERIMENTS —

La Guardia Threatens to Quit  House Insists On “No News  No Cash” Policy For UNRRA

House Asks ‘Free Press’ Provision In UNRRA Bill   Amendment Is Aimed at Countries Censoring News Accounts

SLAP AT RUSSIA STAYS IN AUD BILL   HOUSE DEMANDS UNCENSORBED NEWS REPORTS AS PRICE OF UNBRA HELP.

Atomic Test Causes Diffculties  Mtomic Test Causes Diffculties  Anchoring Subs At Specific Depth Under Sea Is Problem

UNMANNED SUBMERGED SUBS ARE A-BOMB TEST HEADACHE   I? RELIEVED LOST

Navy Faces Problem of Submeraing Unmanned Subs for Afom Bomb Test

Russia, Britain Accept Proposal By Sec. Byrnes  Doubt Still Exists as To Peace Parley Beginning Mav 

France May Also’ Approve Sessions   Russia And Britain Favor Holding Meeting Prior To Consideration Of Peace Treaty

Russians Agree To Big-4 Meet ~— In Paris Soor   Britain And France. Also Approving Byrnes’ Proposal

RUSSIA, BRITAIN FAVOR MEETING   France Oniy Big Four Member Unheard From Regarding April 25 Parley

Foreign Ministers’ Parley April 25 Virtually Assured   Russia and Britain Have Agreed to Plans For Meeting with France’s Answer Awaited;  Date for Peace Parley to Be Set Then

Date of Peace Parley Is Tn Doubt   Byrnes Avoids Saying 21-Nation Meet Will Be Postponed

Big Four Conference In Paris April 25 Seems Virtually Set   Russia, Britain Agree to Meeting to Speed Final Peace Settlements With Germany’s Former Furosnecnn Alliec

Soviet, Britain Accept Byrnes’  Call for Session  French Delay OK Parley ta Speed

lowa Covered by Torrential Rains   Keosauqua Gets 6.33 Inches To Lead State

IOWA STREAMS OUT OF BANKS   Central, South Portions of State Hit by Floods

Heavy Rains Send Rivers Out Of Banks   Southern Towa Heaviest Hit; 2.3 Inches of Rain Here

Keosauqua Area Hardest Hit by 6§.33-Inch Deluge   Roaring Streams Threaten Livestock; Some Storm Damage Over State

Ford Company, C10AUW Agree on Wage Contract in Night   Only Endorsement of UAW Locals Needed; Strikes Continue

Picketing in Detiance of Injunction   500 Go to City Hall and Obtain Order for  Release of Six

 Action Taken “to: Enforce         Atop ‘Patrolling By. CIO: ‘Unionists      One P Picket Huet;            jaesemble’ In to ‘Groiips

Scatter Group Assembled af Electric Plant  New Western Union Threat

Protest Against Appointment Of New Arbitrator   Policemen Disperse Line Of Pickets In Philadelphia: Six Are Held

Policemen Disperse Pickets   Strikers Defy Injunction; New Western Union Walkout Brews

Swing Clubs In Breaking Up Mass Groups   One Person Reported Hurt, Men Ordered To Leave Scene

Crowd of Marching Pickets Attacked by Policemen at GM Factory for Violating Orders.   NEW WESTERN UNION STRIKE THREATENED

Mounted Police Disperse - Marching CIO Pickets in Enforcing Order of Court

(CIO Pickets About Plant ‘In Defiance of Order of ‘Court Are Driven Away

ClO MARCHERS ARE DISPERSED ATG.E. PLANT   Officers Strike To Enforce Injunction Against Picketing In Philadelphia; Several Placed Under Ar roct

POLICE BREAK UP MARCH OF 800 PICKETS   Charge Into Ranks of C. 1. QO. Members at a G. E. Plant and Scattered Them With Swinging Cluihs.

Police Break Philadelphia Picket Line   New Western Union Strike Authorized in New York; Pact for Ford Workers’ Wage Boost Signed

Police Rout Pickets From Flectric Plant   tlub-Swinging Cops Enforce Court Order

Charge 800 Pickets In Philadelphia  . Dispersed After GE Plant Clash

Mounted Cops Smash Lines ClO Pickets   Wild Scenes at Genera! Electric Philadelphia Plant

TEMPERATURES:   Mounties Clash With Strikers In Philadelphia   GE Workers Refuse To Obey Injunction Issued By Court

BAN MARCH OF 800 STRIKERSIN PHILADELPHIA   Pickets Defy Injunction Against Mass Picketing at GE Company Plant

Disperse Line of 800 Strikers  in Philadelphia   Assembled in Protest ef Injunction; Western Union Strike Authorized   ‘Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

QUAKER CITY STRIKERS DEFY COURT ORDER   Swinging Clubs Aid Pelicemen In Breaking Up Crowds Around G. E, Buildings

800 DISPERSED BEFORE GATES OF GE PLANT   Melee Follows Effort To Enforce Injunction Against  Mass Picketing

Police Crack Philadelp hia Pieket Line   New CIO Strike Against Western Union In New York Is Authorized

CL 0. AUTHORIZES STRIKE AGAINST WESTERN UNION   Philadelphia Workers Defied - Court Injunction; Ford Ceantract Siararl

GE Plant Scene of Fighting   1,000 Policemen Ring Two-Block Area Around Plant

Temperatures   Action Takes Place At G. E. Plant In Philadelphia

LINE SCATTERED BY POLICE CLUBS   Mounted Officers Disperse Pickets At GE Plant

800 Pickets Betore Philadelphia Plant Broken Up by Police   New ClO Strike Against Western Union:Authorized

LABOR TROUBLES CENTER IN NEW YORK. “PHILLY”   Cops Break Up. Forbidden Philadelphia Picket Line— Western Union Faces New. Strike Threat in New York -:

Police, Swinging Clubs, Disperse CIO Pickets   Pickets, Defying Court-Imposed Injunction. Split Into Two Sections And Herded From Gates Of General Electric Plant At Philly

POLICE BATTER 800 PARADING ClO PICKETS   Union Marches Before G-E Plant In Defiance of Court Order

Police Charge Into Marching CIO Pickets   Mounted Cops Scatter 800 Pickets At General Electric Plant.   INJUNCTION DEFENSE

FORD, WORKERS SIGN PACT FOR 18-CENT RAISE   Negotiations Break Down a Timken Bearing Plant at Canton

POLICE CHARGE G, E, PICKETS IN PHILADELPHIA   Clash With Strikers As Group Leaves Marching Line

Police Charge Picket Lines, Disperse 800   Swing Clubs at General Electric Plant in East

MOUNTED POLICE ROUT STRIKERS IN PHILADELPHIA   ORDER RESTORED AFTER MARCHERS ARE DISPERSED

Strikers Break Ranks, Re-Grouy At GE Factory   Ford Company Signs UAW Contract; GM Remains Only Holdou

Mounted Poliec Charge Ranks  Of CLO Pickets   Kight Hundred Are  Dispersed After Order Of County Court Held In Defiance By Union

Police Club GE Pickets   Mounted Officers Disperse Crowd of 800 Before Plant

anaemia ait eens nema a  Cops Charge Into Marching Pickets Defying Iniundion

Court Order Defied: Si¥ Strikers- Held: “   - City Hall’ Protest March * Follows. and Transport’ “Union: Pledges Backing

Police Run Off Picket ©  Lines           Cops Charge Direct Into Lines At Philadelphia

Police Scatter CIO Marchers In Philadelphia   Rout Pickets. With Clubs After Defiance of Court TIniunction

@ FTFAVL MALLVIN  Tie-In Sales, Lower Quality Show OPA Simply Isn’t Working

Ss aye _— badham  Tie-In Sales, Lower Quality Show OPA Simply Isn’t Working

Gun Battles Mark Polities  In Argentina   Military Train Ordered To Protect Rival Of Col. Peron

Gun Shots Punctuate Tense Argentine Political Situation   Re LATRENCE F. STIUNTZ

DEATH SENTENCES GIVEN TWO JAPS   SIX OTHERS DRAW PRISON ‘TERMS FOR MURDER OF 14 U. 8S. AFRMEN,

‘HARDSHIP CASE’ HOUSING ASKED   Wyatt Seeks Relief for Evicted Families

WYATT SEEKS TO EASE HOUSING   Expediter Would Open Homes To ‘Needy Cases’

Baruch Asks For Year's Ban On  Labor Trouble.   Cut fp funds To Hamper ALomir Bomb Research   Zealous W. Trout  eceives Discharge

Senate Backers Of Wave Bill Short Of Knough Votes   Mas Retain 68-Cent Niinimum by Abandon. ing Proposcad lvteasion  To Other Workers.

Pressure Is Increased As Crisis Grows   President Says Issue Is Problem for Board Created By Congress

Congress Holds Reins, He Tells Representative   Massachusetts Republican Raps GOP ‘Politics’ Cry

SENATOR SAYS MOVE DUE IN NEXT 48 HOURS   Representative Sabath Calls for Probe Into Anti-Trust Violation

SOLUTION TO DEADLOCK ON TRIESTE NEAR   ' Concession by Russia Heartens Hopes Of Four-Power Council

Russ Concede On Vital  Trieste Point   West Powers Score Major Victory On Governor Role

TRUMAN ASKS PUBLIC WORKS MORATORIUM   ' Calls on Steelman to Issue Directive Halting Construction Program Until October 1.

Increase Listed In Texas Voters   250,000-Gain Over 1944 Reported by Sheppard

COMMUNISTS JOIN UP WITH DEMOCRATS.   Will Make Common Cause in Fight to Defeat Cov. Dewey

CONFEREES MAP DRAFT MEASURE   Pay Increase, Induction of 18Year-Oids Favored

Major Industries Face Shutdown as Coal Strike Continues   Five-Week-Old Walkout Threatens Building Materials, Metals Production, Food Outout, Clothing and Utilities

Industries Hit Hard By Strike  Plants Close Down All Over Country

Atomic War Forecast by Medical Man   Asks New Concept of  Medical Practice and Hospitalization

Strike Of Crews Is Threat. ening Serious Fuel And Food Shortages

Committee Agrees On UNO Site   New York Recommended For Temporary . Headauarters

SAN FRANCISCO SITE REJECTED; UP TO COUNCIL   Indonesian Question Remains to Be Settled Before Council Adiourns Friday

UNO Committee: Beles New York  > San: Francisco Turned Draset  Se Ee Core on Ca ee   San: Francisco Turned Down As ‘Temporary HeadquartersAssembly To Decide.

San Francisco Rejected By Committee   Indonesian Question Still Must Be Settled by Council

UNO Tackles Java Dispute In Move To Close Sessior   N. Y. City Picked By Assembly Committee As Temporary Home Of Organization

Site Issue To Assembly   New York Wins Committee OK As Interim. UNO Seat; Session. May Adjourn Friday

CHOICE MUST BE APPROVED BY ASSEMBLY   Indonesian Question Top Issue Still Facing Security Council.

UNO AIMS TO END MEET THURSDAY   Decision Yet Due on Indonesia. Temporary Home

UNO COMMITTEE VOTES NEW YORK TEMPORARY HOME  REJECTS PROPOSAL TO LOCATE INTERIM

Bay Loses UNO Capital To New York   Site Committee Votes S.F. Out; Question Now Goes to Assembly

Temporary UN Headquarters fo Be in New York   Overwhelming Vote By Assembly Group

UNO COMMITTEE GOES FOR N, Y.: FRISCO DODCES   Setup Votes for Temporary Headquarters in Erst; Another Issue Waits

San Francisco Bid Is Rejected By Committee   Action Puts Headquarters, Question Before The Whole Assembly

Favor New York As Interim Site   Committee Votes—Site Question Now Up to Whole Assembly

UNO COMMITTEE APPROVES NEW YORK CITY SITE   Security Council Turns Down Soviet Request For Investigation In Indonesia

New York Temporary UNO Site   Chosen Officially as Interim H. 9. of World Group

—UNITED NATIONS. New York Temporary UNO Site   San Francisco Is Turned Down

Action Now Leaves Final Decision Up To Whole Assembly   Reject Proposal For Temporary Site in Frisco

N.Y. Voted as Interim  UNO Site   ‘Committee Rejects S..F.; Indonesian Action Awaited 

UNO Picks N. Y. City   Temporary Headquarter Approval Brings Site Question to Assembly

U.N. 0. VOTES TEMPORARY SITE AT NEW YORK   Assembly Hopes To End London Meet Thursday

New York Is Chosen by Overwhelming Vote as Temporary Capital of UNO

UNO Striving To End Session By Thursday   Selection Of Site For United Nations Is Decided

NEW YORK CITY PICKED BY UNO   World Peace Agency Sets Up Temporary Headauariers

45,000 Workers To Be Laid Off »   Third Shutdown By  Ford Since February 

Policemen Drive Pickets From Gates  Of GE Plant.   Enforce Injunction tn Philadelphia;  7 Pickets Arrested; CIO Board Called

Mounted Cops Drive Pickets From GE Plant   Action Ends Defiance Of Injunction; CIO Board Calls Meeting

Police Charge Info Pickets; Seven Held   Philly Officers Act to En force Injunction of ° Court

Talk Continues Over Shipyard Wages’ Hike      36-Man Committee Meeting In Executive Session In Washington

a moa FS fe ae 2atae Direct . Wire From Associated Press. To Cullman Banner.

HOESS OPENLY ADMITS CRIME   [Horror Camp Boss Testifies Before Allied Court

Give Heirens’ Three Life vbnitences  Order Consecutive Terius Far Canfaceed Slaver.   Order Consecutive Terms For Confessed Slayer. Third Suicid< Aftemot Sails

Sentences Are to Run Consecutively; Will Be Eligible to Ask  Parole in 60 Years

Heivens Given Life Term For Killing Three   Seventeen Year Gid Youth Handed Consecutive Life Sentences

William Heirens, 17- Year-Old Confessed Slayer of Three, Given Life Sentences

Heirens Given Life Terms for Three Murders   Must Serve 61 Years Before Eligible To Ask Parole

Heirens Given 3 Life Sentences  By Chicago Judge   Judgement Handed Down To 17-Year-Old Will Make Confinement Certain For 61 Years Before Eligibility For Parole

Heirens Sentenced To Life Terms For 3 Chicago Murders   State’s Attorney Informs Court Prosecution Committed to Recommendation in Return For Degnan Case, Other Confessions

Negro Youths Executed Today   Herman Matthews and Calvin Coolidge William: Die For Slaying

Daggers For Presents  Heavily Guarded Tour O,  \oree Related By Pauley

Russian Threats In Korea Bared By Pauley Diary   Report to Truman Sees Soviet Nomination as Aim

Pauley Bares Korean Peril   Soviets Interfered With U. S. Inspection

Russians Restrict U.S. Envoy  Travel in Korea   Red Guards Threaten to Shoot Photographe: Accompaitying Reparations Man, Keen Americans From Free Inspection

PAULEY REVEALS REDS’ OPPOSITION TO KOREAN TOUR   Efforts of Russians to’Conceal Their Activities Included Threats Ag:inst  Americans.   BIZARRE STORY GOES TO PRESIDENT TRUMAN   Reparations Envoy Says It May Be Soviet Aim t» Force a Moscow-Controlled Regime on Country.

BIZARRE STORY TOLD BY PAULEY   Russ Threatened Death to  Picture- lakers

Bizarre Story of Inspection Tour Of Russian-Controlled Korea Told

Bizarre Tale of Korean Tour Ts Told in Diary   Threats of Death Were Implied for Photoaranhers

VISIT TO REDS’ KOREA IS TOLD   American Camera Enthusiasts Threatened by Armed Troops, Pauley Says

Spool Parties at Gridiron Club Banquet   President, Friends and Foes Laugh at Selves in Annual Affair

Gridiron Banquet Has Pageant of March Forward to Old Days   President, Wallace, Labor Chief, Many Other: Get Grand Spoofing at Annual Banquet; Prosperity-Around-Corner Is Not Forgotten

GRIDIRON CLUB GRILLS POLITICOS TO A CRISP   Horse and Bucay’ GOP. ‘Bankrupt’ Democrats Kidded in Skits

‘Democratic Circus Folds Up as GOP Takes Off i in Horse and Buggy at Gridiron Dinner

VANDENBERG IN PLEDGE TO AID BYRNES MORE   GOP Leader Of Senate’: Foreign Relations  Praises UNO

Will Continue To Back Byrnes. VandenbergSays  Byrnes Praises Work Of U.N. Assembly And Foreign Ministers

Sen. Vandenberg Gives — Pledge of Support To United Foreign Policy

Byrnes to Get “Support of Vandenberg   Senator Commends Record of Secretarv of State

Pledge to Back Byrnes Issued  By Vandenher:   Secretary’s Foreign Policy. Accomplishments Lauded By COP Chieflain

Vandenberg Gives Pledge to Continu Aid to Byrnes   Senator and Secretary Hail U. N. Achievements As Steps Toward Peace

Vandenberg Offers Continued Support To Secy. Byrnes  GOP Leader for United Postwar Foreign Policies

BYRNES GIVEN FULL SUPPORT   Sen. Vandenberg Says GOP Will Back Up Foreign Policy

Vandenberg Pledges Continued Support  Of Foreign Policies   Senator Declares Byrnes Made Superb Record at UN Parleys; Secretary Hails Progress Made at New York Meetings

Vandenberg Pledges Aid To Secretary      Michigan Senator Says Byrnes Has Made Superb Record

Vandenberg Pledges to Back Byrnes      Senator Praises Work of Secretary of State as Byrnes Hails U. N., Big Four Progress

Senate Leader In Pledge For More Support   Our Postwar Foreign Policies Upheld by Top  Republican

Sen. Vandenberg Pledges Continued Support to Byrnes  Michigan Solon Pays High Tribute to U. S$  Secretary of State

UNITED FOREIGN,      Made A Superb Record a Face Of Obstacles = 3s

FOREIGN POLICY SUPPORT PLEDGED BY VANDENBERG   Senator Says He Will Continue to Work With Byrnes in Effort to Establish Security.   SECRETARY PRAISES UNITED NATIONS WORK   Declares Greater Harmony Beiween East and West at Recent Sessions Is Reason for Optimism.

JAP ARMY CLIQUE IGNORED EMPEROR WITNESS CHARGES   Says Foes of Monchurias Plan Were Threatened  with Aseaccnatian

Little Optimism on Eve Of Paris Peace Talks   Byrnes: Leaves Tomorrow For New. Attempt at. World Peace-Making Gravely Aware of Possibility OF Failure: May ‘Mark Turning Point in History

Byrnes to Leave For Paris fo Try For World Peace   Meeting Forecast As Turning Point Of War II History

Paris Peace Talks May Bring Turning Point in Relations   Sec. Byrnes Aware of Possibilities of Failure as Prepares to Leave

Peace Talks Poise Severe Test to Unity   Sec. Byrnes Fears Spheres of Influence Mav Be Forthcoming

Byrnes  Will Fly To Paris ‘Tuesday   Turning Point Seen As Possible For World War Il

BYRNES CRITICAL OF PARIS POSSIBILITIES   Secretary Aware Of Vita Role Of Peace Leaders

Byrnes On Way To Paris Tomorrow   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic Reporter

Paris Peace Talks May Mark Turning Point in History   Secretary Byrnes, Gravely Aware of Difficulties, Leaves For Furope Tuecdav

Byrnes Off for. Paris Tomorrow   Foreign ‘Ministers To Meet Thursday on Peace Treaties

Byrnes Off To Peace Talks In  Paris Tomorrow   Secretary Grimly Aware  Of The Possibility Of  Parlaw’e 

—~DPRSACH TREALIE DS  World Peace May Hinge On Paris Parley   Byrnes Leaves Tuesday For Series Of Highly Important Conferences

LEAVES TUESDAY FOR NEW TRY AT TREATY MAKING   CONFERENCE WITH BIG 3 MINISTERS BEGINS THURSDAY

To Leave For Paris Tomorrow For Peace Meet   Secretary Of State Gravely Aware By His Own Account Of Possibilities Of Failure _

Conclave May Prove Turning  Point of War Il   U. S. Reported Set to De. fend British Empire System

Byrnes Ready To Leave For Peace Meeting   ‘Secretary Due To Reach Paris To Begin on Thursday Series of Critical Conferences.

Big Problenis Await Action of Ministers  Byrnes Not Happy as He Prepares to

Byrnes To Leave For Treaty Talks   Paris Parley May Mark Turning Point, Is Hint

Could Mark End of Big 3 Partnership   Critical ‘Peace-Making Conference Between Byrnes, Molotov, Bevin, Bidault Beein Thursday

Byrnes Leaves Tomorrow For Momentous Peace Conference   Major Importance At tached To Talks At Paris.

Byrnes Sees Possibility Of Failure On Eve Of Another Try At World Peace - Making; Government Now Favors “Spheres Of Influence.”’

Mo Try Again At Making the Peace   ‘Byres to Leave Tomorrow +: for Paris and 4-Power ‘ Meet   A PRELIMINARY TALK   ‘Difference Threaten to + Deadlock Effort to End , World War Uf

EE ee P  BYRNES READY TO LEAVE FOR PEACE TALKS   State Secretary to Start on Trip to French Capital on Tuesday

Byrnes Ready To Head For Peace Session  But Optimism In   But Optimism In Washington As To Success Lacking

Three Foreign Ministers to  Meet Thursday   Paris Conferences Looked to As Possible Turning Point in  World War HI History

Byrnes Ready For Big Four Meeting On World Problem:   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic

Big 4 Envoys To Meet For World Peace Aim:   Byrnes Leaves Tuesday For Paris Conference  With Molotov, Bevin, And Bidault

Byrnes Off for. Paris Tomorrow   Foreign Ministers To Meet Thursday on  Peace Treaties   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated _ Press Diplomatic  Sart eS ae

Paris Talks Seen As Turning Point In World History   Byrnes Ready For Journey And Aware Of Possibilities Of Failure

Byrnes Leaves Tomorrow For Peace Session   Gravely Aware of Ditficulties in Allied Conference at Paris

Thought Is Expressed Meeting Could Mean Ead of Big Three Unity for U.N.      Failure Could Mean Growth of Spheres of Influence

BYRNES GOING TO PARIS FOR PEACE TALKS   Secretary of State Ready To Leave Tomorrow For Critical Conferane ac   MAY BE TURNING POINT

Byrnes On Way To Peace Parley Possi ble Fai lur re of  oe Chee Egger 3. SESE ZTE. go eee eet

Bymes Ready For Big Four Meeting On World Problems   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic  pete So

Cotton Council Meeting Today   Group To Discuss All Phases of Cotton Industry

Final Plans For ‘Navy To  Demobilize   Enq Of Program Is Set For September 1; Four Quotas For     am flantawe

NAVY RESERVES OUT BY SEPT, 1   Point Score System To Be Abandoned As Of July 1

Navy Plans To Wind Up Demobilization Sept. 1  Personnel In Four Quotas Will Start  For Separation Centers By July 1 =.

Navy to Finish Demobilization  By September   New Separation Schedule Goes Into Effect July 1

Navy To Start  Men on Way Out July 1   Demobilization Will Be Completed By September

tnterior Secretary Still Trying to Avoid Negotiating New Government Contract

MINE OWNERS PUZZLED BY DEVELOPMENTS   Lewis and Krug to Confer Today; Strike Call Near

Plan To Avert Coal Strike is Indefinite   Krug and Lewis Meeting loday May Avert Walkout Of 400,000 . Next Wednesday.

Five Spokesmen For Mines Callec Into Meeting Yesterday Fo First Time; Krug To Confer With Lewis Again Today   OPERATORS NOT GIVEN PROPOSALS

Krug and Lewis Meet Privately   Mine Owners Lack Information Regarding Wage Discussions

Escort Vessel Is Destroyed In Heavy Blast   LEONARDO, N. J., April 30. —UP)—A number of men were injured and some may have been killed today when twa exvnlasians racked the ISS

HEIRENS RESTS IN JAIL CELL   Authorities Bare Evidence Of Eight New Crimes

DEGNAN KIDNAPING STUDY CONTINUES   Heirens Rests in Jail at Chicago; Huge Bond Set by Court.

OHIS GOP NAMES RURAL MEMBERS TO HEAD PARTY   Elect C. William O'Neill as Speaker in House of Representatives

MAJOR STRIKES STILL DRAGGING   Maritime Commission Considers Plan To End Ship Tieup

GROUP URGES STATE TB SETUP   $15,900,000 State Control Program For Next Two Years Recommended

Big Four Near Showdown On Trieste Issue   Battle Seen As Russians Ask Informal Talks On  Italian Peace Treaty

Showdown Looms on Trieste —   Russ Ask Informal Conference on Italy at Paris Conference

SHOWDOWN ON TRESTE ISSUE THOUGHT NEAR   Russians Ask Special Talks

Showdown Nears On Trieste Issue   Russians in Urgent Request for Parley On Italian Treaty.

Trieste Parley Nearing Crisis   PARIS, Jume 26.— —The Big Four called an extraordinary meeting ef foreign ministers fer 9:45 p- m. (4:45 p.m. EDT) today.

Secrecy Prevails In Trieste Talks   Byrnes Is Optimistic Over Agreement

Informal Meet Of Big Four Is Sought by Reds   Instructions From Moscow Believed Received by Molotov

SHOWDOWN ON TRIESTE HELD NEAR AT HAND   Russians Urgently Request Informal Conference Of Ministers

Commercial Flight Record Established  West to East Coast   Constellation Plane Makes Flight in 7Hours, 27 Minutes. 48 Seconds

Pan-Am Claiming Trans-Ocean Mark   Constellation Hops Atlantic in 12 Hours 48 Minutes, With Two Stops

TWA Plane Sets Commercial  Flight Record   Flies from West Coast To East in Less Than Seven Hours and Half

Constellation plane sets new non-stop commercial flight record on cross country run

Airliner Makes Record Flight  Across Nation   TWA Constellation Plane Sets Record in 7 Hour, 27 Minute Hop

State Buffeted by Brisk Winds  Dust Storms Swirl Ovar Farm Fialdae

State Buffeted by Brisk Winds  oo ss a   Dust Storms Swirl Over Farm Fields

Laxify Is Charged At Proving Grounds   Commanding General ai Aberdeen Summoned to Court

HEIRENS 1S GIVEN THREE LIFE TERMS.      Killer of Three Escapes Electric Chair

Peasants Aid Guerrillas In Greece   Villagers Complain UNRRA Partial, Says Writer

PARTISAN TROOPS IN GREECE AIDED [BY VILLAGE FOLKS   . Correspondent Finds Hatred For Regulars and Police  in Northern Area

Sally Fans  Goes to Jail   Or Maybe Bubbles Did) Ut —Any Way, Dancer Ar rested, Freed on Bond.

Osmenoa’s Backers Virtually Concede Philippine Election to Manuel Roxas

Charges That ‘the Election Is Being ‘Stolen’ Heard as Roxas Holds '104,000-Vote Lead Over His Rival

Philippines President's Headquarters Savs the Election Is “Being Stolen” and Apparently Nothing Can Be Done.

Osmena- Admits  Loss To. Roxas      President .Of Ph il ippi Charges. Rival With‘ ine Election” 9 ©

Osmena Virtually Concedes ‘His Defeat; Charges Election Is Being Stolen For Roxas   Ciaims Voters In Three Philippine Provinces Terrorized By Roxas Backers

OSMENA CEDES CHANCES SLIM   Charge Roxas Supporters Terrorized Voters la Philippines

Osmena’s Backers Ready To Concede Victory To Roxas   Election Being Stolen, Charge Hurled

Osmena Admits Defeat In Race For Presidency   Charges the Election Has Been Stolen and He Is Helpless

OSMENA FORCES CONCEDE DEFEAT   Charge Philippine Election ‘Stolen;’ Terror Reigns

Roxas Seems Certain of Presidency  Gsmena’s Office Says Philippine  TPisnitnen Sealtec

Osmena Loses Late Voting   Concedes Defeat, Charges Philippine Election Is ‘Being Stolen’

Nazi Leaders Appear Shocked as Gisevius Tells His Story—Senate Leader Roxas Is Leading in Philippine Election Count— Americans Are Told They Must Eat Less— New Proposal Comes from Australians

Osmena Chances Slender   Raxes Lead Inereases In Early Philippine Election Tabulations

Osmena Defeat Being Conceded  Party Claims Election Is Being Stalen

Osmena's Chances In Filipino Vote Very Slender’   Headquarters of Candidate Virtually  fn wanda Clactinn

Election For Philippine Presidency Stolen Says Sargio Osmena’s Hdatrs

'ELECTION’S STOLEN, OSMENA AIDS CHARGE   Defeat Virtually Conceded As Roxas Builds Lead

ROXAS BOOSTS BALLOT LEAD   Osmena’s Backers About To Concede Defeat for Presidency of Philippines

Osmena Ready Te Concede Defeat   Headquarters Declare “Election Stolen”; Roxas In Lead

CarlsonCampaign IsLaunchedT ay    Home Town, Urges  ‘Candidate, Speaking jin Hi: . Work for Progr   HAS A SOUND PROGRAM   Calls for Use in Kates ol Talents Developed in War Time 

Carlson  Opens — Campaign   ‘Makes First Official  Bid For Gubernatorial Nomination; Clarifies: Stand On State Issues

Death Threat In Greetings   Threaten Wife of McKeesport Mayor, Now In Anti-Vice Drive

Bridston Leads Senator Langer   Goes Ahead in N. D. Senatorial Contest .

“orth Dakota—  Langer Trails Closely   Bridston Has A Small Lead In Contest For Senatorial Nomination   Nve Is Defeated

Move pushes Reuther for U.A.W. head  G.M. walkout no  nearer egolntion

NO PROGRESS MADE IN GM WAGE DISPUTE   REUTHER BOOMED FOR PRESIDENCY OF UAW-CIO

(QWA PRIMARY (S HELD TODAN   Voters in Four Other States Will Go to Polls Tomorrow

Primary Contests Are Slated in 5 States This Weel   Hottest Senatorial Fights te Be Decided in Jersey and California

House Passes Drastic Bill to Curb Strikes   Measure Authorizes President to Draft Strikers Against  U. S. Government

HOUSE PASSES NEW WALKOUT CONTROL BILL   PRESIDENT GRANTED POWER TO DRAFT MEN IN INDUSTRY

Measure Personally Requested  By Truman Hits Leaders in Strikes Against Seized Focilities

Measure Asked by President Wins Overwhelming Vote; Senate Plans Early. Action

House Gives Approval To Strike Bill   Measure Now Goes to Senate As First Item of Business Monday. Some Changes Are Expected

Senate Holds Up Labor Draft Bill to Monday   Senators, However, Pass Drastic Labor Disputes Measure Of Own 49 to 29

HOUSE PAQoES DAArT BILL TO CURB STRIKES   Provides Stiff Penalties for _ Anyone Keeping Men ~ from Workinc.

House Gives Approval To Truman Plan   Would Give Nation’s Chief Power To Draft Men For Industries In Emeraency Action

j House Passes Measure, But Senate Delays Vote Until Monday,   Taft Obstructs Final Decision   Bill, If Passed, Will Give President Power To Draft Workers

President Empowered to Draft Men for Industry, Penalize Strikers Against Government   Meuse Moves Swiftly and Passes Measure by Overwhelming vote of 306 to 13; No Time Lest After President Makes Request

LABOR CONTROL BILL APPROVED IN HOUSE VOTE   Measure Empowers Truman Tc Penalize Strikers Against The Government

SENATE DELAYS LABOR DRAFT VOTI   BUT BILL TO INDUCT STRIKEES IS TO BE TAKEN UP MONDAY.

Taft Blocks Quick Action In Senate   Upper Chamber Centers Attantion on Other Labor Acts First.

House Passes Strike Curb Bill, 306-13   Both Branches Push Measures After Demand by Truman

Legislation to Draft Workers Sails Through House, Hits Senate Snag

Snag Holds Up Vote in Senate; 'To Act On Measure Monday   Rules Are Suspended as House Votes After Impassioned Truman Plea That Action Is Imperuiive to Others

TOO MUCH EAST-WEST FRICTION High Ranking Nazi Officers Say Another War Inevitable

Fisenhower Flies For Tacoma Military Plants   Ike Lauds Generals Guiding Troops In Evrope and Japan

Transport Explodes After Crashing Into Isle InShannon River   Five-Month-Old Infant of Americar Soldier Listed as One of 12 Survivors

VA WILL NOT USE DESHON   Agency Says Hospital No! Suited to Needs In the Pittsburgh Area

“Sinews of Peace” Subject of Address To Be Delivered By Churchill At Fulton Tuesday

TRUMAN URGES LOAN TO AVERT TRADE WAR   President Renews His Plea For 0.K. On British Fund

Churchill Speech Theme Revealed   Speaks on ‘Sinews of Peace’ Tuesday

TRUMAN FEARS TRADE WARFARE   Situation Seen As Alternative To British Loan

TRUMAN RENEWS PLEA FOR LOAN   Trade Warfare Only Alternative, He Declares

Trade War Between Nations Seen By President Unless U.S. Makes Loan To Britain

TRUMAN RENEWS PLEA  Says Alternative to British  laan OK is Trade Warfare

Degnan Suspect Evidence Held. Tnconclusive   Thomas Will Not Be Returned from West: Paendine Study. —

‘Singing Poet's Story is Weak  ” Enete Not Enouch To   Facts Not Enough To Hold Deanan ‘Slayer’

Officer, Detained by Yugoslav Soldiers, Gets Courteous Treatment

Slavs Free  U.S. Major   Wife, Son and Soldier Car Driver Detained 24 Hours

BUCKS DIRECTORS TO BE ADDRESSED BY P. H. WUELLER   At Annual Meeting In Court House, Doylestown, On April Ninth   DIRECTOR CHANGES   Preston VanNess Will Speak On Recent and  Legislation

EDUCATION COMMISION HEAD TO SPEAK HERE   One of Speakers Before Directors’ Association   SESSIONS ON APRIL 

ll i i i Nt i i ti i ll  Aims And Policies Of OPA Are OutlinedBy Porter

PLEDGES OPA FIGHT TO NIP PRICE JUMPS   Porter Says Effort Will Be Made to Hold Near June 30 Levels.

U. S. TROOPS TO STAY IN TRIESTE AREA   Byrnes Opposes Soviet Efforts to Hurry Withdrawal

BYRNES TO OPPOSE REDS ON TRIESTE   Won’t Consent to Karly Withdrawal Of Troops

U. S. Persists In Holding Trieste   Removing Troops Might Be Signal For Coup By Yugoslavia

U.S. Troops Must Stay in Trieste, Byrnes Believes   Set to Oppose Soviet Demands for Early Withdrawal from Port   SECRETARY THINKS UN SHOULD DECIDE   Feels Security Council Must Decide When Evacuadon Is Safe

SOVIETS WANT TROOPS TAKEN FROM TRIESTE   Secretary Byrnes to Oppose Russian Efforts for Early Withdrawal.

BYRNES OPPOSES WITHDRAWAL OF TRIESTE TROOPS   Blocks Soviet Demands On U. S., British Troops

BYRNES OPPOSES WITHDRAWAL FROM TRIESTE   Wants Troops to Sta}  There to Keen Order

Byrnes Opposes Trieste Proposal  U. S. Cabinet Member Takes Firm Stand

Won't Agree To Fix Date  for Trieste   Wants Occupation  Forces To Remain Iintil Agcrnaamont

Byrnes Seeks To Keep Troops in Trieste Section   Big Four Dispute Is Back in Forefront Of New York Meeting

The Great Game Of Politics   By FRANK R. KENT   The Old Transfer Game

BATTLE LINES DRAWN AFTEX PRESIDENTIAL SPEECH; HALF MILLION STRIKERS ABD FUEL

WEEK-END FIRE TOLL IN HOTELS CLIMBS 10 130   11 Victims of Blaze in Canada Added to Atlanta Casualties

SIFT HOTEL RUIN FOR FIRE CAUSE   Toll 119 at Atlanta; 11 Die as Blaze Sweeps Hotel In Canada

2 FURNACE LEAKS FUMES :— ° 31 Children: Overcome In Gas-Filled: Theater

FIRST GROUP OI “Y” DIRECTORS FLECTED   Eastern Representative of National Council Speaks

LOCAL F. F. A. WINS   Placed First in Ritual Contest at Leadership School Here

Mckinley Property Valuations ‘Show Decrease fer 1946 of $290.000

TAX VALUATIONS FOR STATE SHOW SHARP INCREASE   Real and Personal Property Valuations are Greater  Than Last Year

$13,064,979 Gait In Tax Valuation For New Mexico   Eddy County Leads With $3,426,758 Lift;  Bernalillo Is Second

COLLECTORS OF INTERNAL ‘REVENUE. ASSIGNED TO ST. CHARLES. IN. FEB. & MAR.

EAST ST. LOUIS OFFICIALS HAVE LEGAL SCREENS   Grand Jury Charges Won’t Have Much Effect On Operators

Indicted Officials. Can Round ~ Out Their TerinsEven {f Convicted:

Draft, Taxes Get Attention Of Congress   Capitol Hill Awaiting Truman Address

raft Law ue to Go fay 15th   No Effort Will Be Made to Have Congress Put Selective Service in        May Mean Trouble   ificuty Now Looms for Means of Filling Discharge Gaps

Draft Law May Be Allowed To Expire May lo   No Effort Is Being Made To Have Law Extended Bv Congress

DRAFT MAY END IN FOUR MONTHS   Poses New Difficulty In Finding Replacements For Men

Today’s Outlook      STATE DEPARTMENT NEAR SHOWDOWN ON ARGENTINA

Argentine Problems Again Bother Siate Department  American Ambassador Is in Capital to Discuss Situation

U.S. State Department Is Near Showdown on.Old Question of Argentina

2 DIE, 16 HURT IN TRUCK CRASH   Coroner Orders Inquest In Salem Collision

[White House Desires Pact ‘In 4 or 5 Days   400,000 Miners Ordered Back.to Pits Monday Under Truce Proposed by Lewis and Accepted by Operators

POLES. STUATIN   States Food Shortages There By Far Worst He Has . Seen So For

ee e re  Lael Be ks Ue og a ge rs. fort a ae * veer» ia  —  Va-7 P eae Rad a eked as i - tery

Poland's Food Situation Worst  Asserts Hoover  5 Million Childrer Need Aid at Once He Says in Report

Army Lists Dead In California Plane Disasters   Thirty Three Bodies Counted; Three Presumed Dead

UNO Wranale Hares Over lran Dispute   Britain, Russia in Stormy Session of Recriminations

VATIONAL ASSOCIATION WILL  ALSO PROTEST DEISCRBIINA TION BY REGULAR ARMY “BRASS”

Byrnes Lays Cards Face Up Gn Tabdie   Wis Paris Parley Re port Throws Much Light Ou Disputes That Have Been Worcying Americang

Cards Dealt Face Up By Sec. Byrnes   —BY DEWITT MACKENZIE— (AP Foreign Affairs Analyst)

Mackenzie’s Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Fareien Affairs Analyst

BYRNES’ REPORT ON BIG FOUR MINISTERS MEETING DESERVES STUDY AS STATEMENT OF FACTS

meaepugmaueseniie: .<i.<it>...caneenuamemnannnd SLATER INDICTED ™Y WIPrrese Nra Tt?

Report Seems “Too Hot”   House Subcommittee Report on Russia’s Dealings With Neighbors Withheld

WAR WEARY CHINESE HEAR OF PEACE PLAN   Government, Communists Charged With Truce Treaty Violations

Peace Not Yet Gained Among China Factions   Hopes, However, Prevail That Reported Truce Violations Not Serious

State Council Is to Be Reorganized   Troops in More Remote Areas May Not Have Gotten Word Yet

Reports of Russ Moves Persist   Closing of Frontier By Bulgaria Claimed

SHIP OFFICERS START T0 WORK ON WEDNESDAY   Hopes for Pacific Labor Peace Are Mounting Rapidly

Pacific Coast Labor Peace Is Believed Near  aratarc Tosa finsane   Operators, Two Unions Reach Tentative Agreement To End Strike

Hope for End To West Coast Strike Grows   Two Unions to Let Membership Vote on Tentative Accords

PICKETS STAND TRIAL FOR RIOT   Allis Chalmers Patrols Quieted Down After Melee Monday

Signs Point to Long Strike, Bitter hight With J L. Lewis   ‘Secretary Krug Telegraphs Governors Suggesting Curtailments More Extensive Than Those Ordered

Closing of Schocls and Amusement Places Advocated; Lewis Still Gives No Sign of Ordering 400,000 Miners Back to Work; Unions Pledge Support

War and State Depts. Dispute  Over Which Will Rule Occupation Zone in Germany: Don't Want Job

U.N. To Hear Danube Control  Italy ‘Wants Increase In Size Of Navy

U §. PLAN 1S ASSURED OF HEARING   Danube Shipping Issue Is Slated For U. N. Debate

Full UN Hearing Of Danube Traffic Control Is Assured   All Aspects of River Shipping to Be Aired Before Economic Group

Now ‘Glassy-Eyed’  Von Ribbentrop Beginning to Crack ‘Under Strain of Facing Executioner

VON RIBBENTROP BEGINS TO CRACK   CONDEMNED NAZI BREAKS DOWN IN TEARS DURING VISIT WITH WIFE.

NERVES CRACK AS NAZIS WAIT   oe eee  Eleven Condemned Men Lose All Hope Of Escaping Gallows

Money Part Of $180,000 Stolen By A Former Postal Employe Who Died In 1944

Huge Postal Loot Dug Up   Cans Buried Nine Feet Deep Hold $153,150 Stolen by Employee

$153,150 Dug Up Where It Was Buried After Biggest Postal Theft Case

FBI Unearths $153,000 Down Nine Feet Deep   Sum Buried by Postal Clerk Who Confessed Before His Death :

Dig Up Hoard Buried 9 Feet Deep In Yard   Dying Employe at Jack: sonville, Fla., Admitted Theft 2 Years Ago —

Greatest of Mail Thefts  Now Solved   Booty Unearthed in Yard Of Postal Employe in Jacksonville, Fla.

FIND $153,150 IN POSTAL LOGT   Involves Biggest Theft in Postoffice History

No ona 33 7 Age +s"  . . . "N * ~ a ae on 2 “ . o=An ma ~* ¢ 7 7 ae

U. S. OCCUPATION NOT TO BE PROBED   Senate Committee Decides Not To Go Into Situation In GerMany 4nd Atstriz

Sa EO EEEEOEEee  80 UNEMPLOYED VETERANS NUMBERED IN HAMLIN AREA BY UNEMPLOYMENT BOAR

Two. Labor Bills May Be Merged   Rules Committee. Considers Combining Case and Truman Measures

Spirit of Unity Rises in China   Both Chiang, Communists Vield for Peace

Communists Out To Crush Chiang   U. S. Peace Mission To China Appears to Be on Verge of Failurc

Last Effort To Avert Fighting Is In Making   Reds Are Placed On Alert; Plan Ta Crouch Chiang

COMMUNISTS QUT TO CRUSH GEN, CHIANG   Orders Amount to First Declaration of War in 18-Year Civil Strife.   BULLETIN!

Chinese Reds Mobilize To Crush Chiang Regime   Last Effort By Two U.S. Mediators To Avert Open Civil  War In China Believed In Making; 150 Million Called To Arms By Communists  ;

Last Effort To Avert Fighting Is In Making  Reds Are Placed On Alert; Plan

Open Civil War in China Believed Near  Modiatare Wale I act   Mediators Make Last Attempts for Peace; Reds Mobilize Forces

Mediators Make Last China Peace Try as 130 Million Reds Mobilize

Two Amer. Media tors. In Action~   COMMUNISTS SPRING TO. FU  WAR MOBILIZATION; FIRST. OPEN CIVIL WAR HAS BEEN DECREED

EFFORTS TO END WAR SPEEDED UP   Communists $s Mobiliz’ ng Ta Crush Chiang Forces In Chinese War

UPEN CIVIL STRIFE I SEEN FOR CHINA   Last Effort to Avert War Believed to be in Making.

Sec. Wallace Urges OPA Continuance To Aid U.S.   Declaree Destruction or Wéakening Would Be Asking For “Boom and Bilet?: Situation

Wallace Pleads for OPA To Prevent Price "Bust   Predicts ‘Most Profitable Period’ if Rocking of 1 Economic Boat Can Be Prevented

Wallace Appeals For Retention Of Price Controls   Commerce Secretary Fears Repetition Of World War! Boom

WALLACE WARNS PRICE CONTROL MUST BE KEPT   U. S. Will Undergo Another ‘Bust? Without It, He Says

Southern Senators Fling Torrent Of Hot Criticism At Bowles On Cotton Rule

Aroused Dixie Senators After Bowles’ Scalp   Resent Anderson Being Forced To Sign Higher Cotton Margin Order.

Bowles Gets Hot Criticism   Southern Senators Bitterly Denounce Order as Making Farmers ‘The Goat’

Cotton Order Is Described As An Qutrage   Southern Solons Declare Farmers Beina Made Goat

Criticize Cotton Regulation Aimed At Preventing Further Cloth: ing Price Rises.

Senators From South Attack  Bowles’ Move   Call For Stablization Direc: tor’s Resignation Over Cotton Issue.   ANDERSON RAPPED

Southern Senators After Bowles’ Scalp For Pressuring Anderson Ta Sign Order

Cotton Orders Of OPA Riled Southern Bloc   SOLONS BLAST BOWLES FOR RULING ON PRICES ‘

Resignation Calied For By Dixie Senators   Criticized For Ordering Anderson‘s Approval Of Cotton Requlation

[Southern Senators On the Warpath; Seek Bowles’ Scalp   Stabilization Chief’s Resignation Asked  For Trying to Block Clothing Price Boost

bowles Scalp Sought b Southern Senators for Forcing “Cotton” Order

Southern Solons — Out for Scalp of OPA Czar Bowles   Would Revise Parite

Bowles Stirs Dixie Wrath; Ouster Asked   New Order Prevents Cotton Clothing Rise: OPA’s Life Extended

Bowles Come: In For Hot Criticism Fron: Southern: Selons For ‘Coxon’ Order

BOWLES IS TARGET OF SOUTHERN IRE   Order to Anderson to Block Clothing Price Hike » Attacked

 “Outrage” Screams “The Man” As  Anderson Signs At Bowles’ Order

Southern Senators Fling Hot Criticism At Bowle   Solons Protest Ordering Secretary Anderson  To Block Clothing Price Increase

Dixie Senators Take Eling At OPA Chieftain   Criticize Bowles For Order. ‘ing Agriculture Secretary to Approve Cotton Regulation

Vets Capture ~ Bank Robber   Daring Holdup is Staged in Heart of Oklahoma City on Monday

Britain To Keep Economic Bonds Intact   MILITARY RELATIONS IN INDIA STILL IN DOUBT

Fnbargo Causes ideness In NC   Thousands Expected 1) Be Idle In Carotas By Christmas

Thousands Already Laid Off ....  Unemployment Soars In Carolinas As A Result Of Bans Due To Strike

RADIO PROGRAM AWARDS LISTED   ‘On A Note of Triumph’ Gets Special Recognition At Columbus Institute

DRAFT LIMIT UPPED TO 30 BY PRESIDENT   Fathers Still Exempt As Extension Requested

President Authorizes Induction Of Men In 20 To 29 Year Age Group

Induction of Single Men ‘Between 20 and 29 Years Is Ordered by President   Chief Executive's Instructions Offset Congressional Action Extending Existing Law 45 Davs

METHODISTS TO MEET IN CONFERENCE   560 Delegates from Central Pennsylvania to Gather Here Next Week.

METHODISTS TO HOLD ANNUAL CONFERENCE   Will- Convene In Altoona Fa Five Days Of Sessions

RESIDENTS ALONG WEST COAST ARE BRACED FOR BLOW   STORM EXPECTED TO ENTER STATE NEAR TAMPA, FORT MYERS

Resort Areas, Fruit Farms In Path of Storm   yale Expected to Hit Between Fort Myers And Tampa   Army Superfort to Fly pg See  ae ee

‘Super Fort To Climb Above Storm Off Florida Coast For Observation

SAN FRANCISCO ‘HIT BY STRIKE   Street Railways Idle as Million Walk to Jobs Today

ENROLLMENT FIGURES SOAR  Tech. Students Name Officers; Gym Is Filled For Meeting

SNOW FALLS IN WEST   Rain Over Rest of State May Con. tinge Tomorrow

‘Gripe Board’ Also Asks End to Social ¢ Distinctions in  4 U.S. Ranks

Army ‘Gripe’ Board Urges Term Soldier for All in Service   Report Also Calls for Higher Standard of Army Leadership

Mine Meetings Continue Under Threat of Truman  Ultimatum for Strikers   Soldier Gripe Board Asks Army Equalizatior

Army GI Gripe Board Proposes ‘Soldier’ For All Military Personnel   Report Calls For Revision of Differences In Pay, Promotions, Furloughs, Decorations

GI ‘Gripes’ Board Favors Abolishing the Terms of ‘Officer’, ‘Enlisted Man’

Complaints Of GI Gripe Board Filed   Lt. Gen Doolittle Files Report in Which Numerous Suggestions Are Given by Army Privates.

Board Favors Changes in Army Terms   Abolition of Officer And Enlisted Men Titles Recommended

Army Gripe Board Calls  For ‘Soldier’ To Replace Officer And Enlisted Man Terms   Proposes Thorough Revision Of Existing Differences In Pay, Promotion. Food

Barriers of Rank Hit by Army Boar   Gripe Panel Headed by Doolittle Advocates Drastic Chanaes.

Would Eliminate Terms ‘Officer, ‘Enlisted Man  ml ca Dended hu General Doolittle   U.N. Group Urges Steps T'o Save More World Grain   trial relations.” {vives —  sident's Anti-Strike Bill Does Not Bar Strikes Generally  Presi President Could Order Strikers Into Army—at Army Pay     eg mm mM,  Tamnnararv. Emeraency Law:

Gripe Board Recommends Army Set-Up Be Revamped   Abolition Of Terms ‘Enlisted Man’ And ‘Officer’ Proposed

Board Would Have All In Army Soldiers   Favors Eliminating Terms Officers And Enlisted Men

Only Soldiers in Army...  GI Gripe Board Hits lat Army Caste System

Officers And Men Would All Be “Soldie  i oaeiia yy ans In The Army System Suggested

ARMY Gl GROUP AIMS TO BREAK OLD TRADITION   Board Proposes Several Steps To Narrow Gap Between Officers, Enlisted Men

Distinction Between Officer  Enlisted Man May Be Barred   Army's GI Gripe Board Also Recommends Doing Away With Salute Except On Posts And Overseas Areas; Military Personnel May Be Known Just As Soldiers

G. .'s Gripe Board Reports Findings To Sec. Patterson   Poor Relationship Ascribed to Poor Leaders. Social Gap

Gripe Board Makes Report   Would End “‘Officer” And “Enlisted Mar.” "Terms .

GRIPE BOARD   Recommends Better Standards, Social Relations in Army

Army Board Recommends That Terms  “Officer,” “Enlisted Man” Be Dropped

Officer’ and ‘Enlisted Man’ Definitions Banned in GI brpe Board's Suggestions

Asks That All Men Be Called “Soldiers” In: stead of Distinguished As Officers and Enlist. cd Men; Would Bridge Social Crap.

Terms of Officer, ‘Enlisted Man Hit   Gen. Doolittle’s Gl Gripes Board Assails Official and Social Gaps in Army's Setup

Army GI Gripe Board Reports Investig atiox   Calls For “Soldier™ to Replace “Officer”; Say Promotion, Decorations Need Overhaaling

ARMY GRIPE BOARD URGES BREAK WITH TRADITIONS   Want Overhaul Of Pay, Promotion Decorations To Raise Standards

Army's GI Gripe Board Says Abolish Terms ‘Officer’ and ‘Enlisted Man’

Army’s GI Gripe Board Seeks Revision in Military Svstem   Recommends Terms of  Officer and Enlisted  AA DPD] DIlt.0*. 141.

GI GRIPE BOARD SEEKS TO BREAK ARMY TRADITION   --CALLS TOR ‘SOLDIER’ TO REPLACE OFFICER, ENLISTED MAN TERMS

CHANGES URGED BY ‘GRIPE BOARD   Inquiry Group Suggests G. .-Officer Leveling

GI Gripe Board Would Call All Military Men ‘Soldier’   Also Frowns on Officer Privileges

Just Call ’em ‘Soldiers,’ Gripe Board Suggests in Urging ‘Officers’, ‘Enlisted Men’ Be Dropped

It'll Be Just ‘Soldier’ If GI Gripe Board Has Its Way   Group Suggests Officers First Serve in Ranks

JUST CALL THEM ALL “SOLDIERS” GI! Gripe Board Suggests Wiping Out “Officer” And “Enlisted Man’

GI Gripe Probers Report   Recommendations Include Banning Terms ‘Officer’ And ‘Enlisted Man’

Hotel Guests Driven Out by Four Fires   Police Are Probing Outbrecks; Man Is Suffocated

Answer by Marshall Awaits Red Action On Truce Proposal   -Communists Hesitate on Participating in Chinese Peace Parleys

COAL STRIKE CAUSES HUGE STEEL LOSS   Millions of Tons May Be Lost Due To UMW Walkout

STEEL MAKING TO BE REDUCED   More Workers Now Facint Idleness Because Of Coal Strike

Strikes To Hit Steel Industry Crippiing Blow   MILLIONS OF TONS TO BE LOST BECAUSE OF MINERS

Millions of Tons of Steel Lost As Mine Strike Drag:   Government Faces More Pressure and Ranks of Idle Grow

Seek Break In Strike of Miners   Thomas Ciarges Reuther With Political Ambitions In UAW Tiff —

Redmen Swindled by Palefaces Friend of Indians Presses Claim Of Cherokees fo Cedar Point, Ohio

_Truman Ignores “Tiger's” Plea For Clemency   President's Decision Tosses Yamashita’s Fate Back inte Hands Of General MacArthu:

Truman Spurns Yamashita Plea For Clemency   Decides to Take No  Action on Last-Chance Appeal By Jap ‘Tiger’

Sheet Of Searing Flame Roars Out As U- S. Shows Off New Rocket Engine

BRUTAL NAZI  WAS HANGED   FORMER, GAULEITER OF POLAND PAID FOR CRIMES BEFORE CROWD OF 15.00) ©

VIOLENCE IN MOVIE STRIKE FLARES AGAIN   Secrecy Clamped On Negotiations In Coal Dispute

Krug Urges Negotiation by Owners, Lewis   New Acts of Violence Against Non-Strikers in Movie Dispute

U. S. Clamped Secrecy On Coal Dealing   NO REPORT ON STRIKE PROGRESS FROM KRUG

MORE VIOLENCE FLARES AS FILM STRIKE GOES ON   Secrecy Hides Developments In Coal Situation; Ship Peace Still Coming

SHOOTING STOPS IN CHINA AREAS   Civil War There Dying Out, Reports Say

14 NEW ITEMS ON SESSION CALL   WARRENS ASKS SPEED LIMIT LOWERING *

50-Mi. Speed Limit Sought By Governor   Warren Adds New Items to Agenda For Special Session

Soviets Strip Manchu Plants   Pie Three Pact Permitted Seizure: wa BMouccians

Russian Leader  Admits Seizure  Says Plants Taken From Manchuria

Gouin Speaks  ‘To Assembly      Envisages Grand Tripartite Accord Between Russia Engiand, France.

GUUIN PROPOSES TRIPLE ALLIANGE   Tells Deputies France Wil Seek Tripartite Accord With Britain, Russia

Closer Ties With United States Urged By Gouin   French Leader  Outlines Policy

Soviet Russia, : France, Britain Seen In Accore   Tripartite Plan Envisaged By Gouin In First Talk To French Legislature

French President Outlines Policy  Nationalization to Be Further Expanded

CENTRAL PART OF STATE 1S HIT BY WINDSTORM   Damage Runs Into Thousands; No Deaths Reported

Gilmore Says... .  > Russians Talk, Not of War, But of a Long-Term Peace

AP Correspondent - Finds  Football and Peace—Not War—Are Uppermost in the Minds of Russians

U. S. NEWSMAN IS IMPRESSED — “Soviets Said More Interested. in Football Than Talk Of War

Correspondent Finds Russian People Talking Football And New Clothes While Rest of World Talks of War

Turkey To Fight For Territory  Rejects Any Russian Demands For Land

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT...   ROBSIN DISCUSSES “UNION” ¥: “NON-UNION” JOBS   Character Building

Babson’s Authentic Statement Babson {Discusses “Union” Versus: “Nowe” ; « Union” Jobe ta Todav’s Colaain Ge ye

UNION VS NON-UNION JOBS ARE DISCUSSED   Babson Cites The Advantages And The Disadvantages Of Both. The Present-Day “Slow-Down” Lowers SelfRespect And Efficiency.

Babson Tells — Of Production Slow Down Evil   MORE GOODS NEEDED TO PRODUCE MORE WAGES

U. §. Seeks Slavs’ Cooreration in Trieste Area   Also Says ‘Mischievous Propaganda’ Spread in Country

e PAUL MALLON—  Campaign Expenditures Inquiry Practically Becomes Tea Party

e PAUL MALLON—   wa Ge eww he fig tine wt Yo  Campaign Expenditures Inquiry Practically Becomes Tea Party

Hopes Wane for Strike Control Laws This Yea   Murray Says That Congress  Should Put in Year of Study Before Vote

Hope Gone for Strike Curb Bill   Year's Delay Seenfor Full Studies © of New Legislation

Congress Loses Eagerness fo Curb Big Labor   Veto Held ta Blame.

700 More Strikes Are On Schedule   Smaller Unions Want Wage and Hour Concessions  Granted Big Unions

See No Chance to Adop Strike-Control Measure   700 Strikes Are Due within Month. Renort

HOLDS PARDONS ~ HELPED AXTELL   DALTON SAYS PENDERGAST MACHINE GAVE TRUMAN 4 VOTE OF THANES.

WINTER STRIKES HARD IN MAINE   Sub - Zero. Temperatures Made Bitter-By Wind And Fresh Snow

Cold Hits Eastern Part Of Nation  State Gets Touch Of Winter Weather

Dismiss 5 Eldora Cases at Ft. Dodge   Strike Control Bill Advanced

Delegates Seek Cannery Move   Elliott, Gearhart, Engle Members of State Group Rapping Labor Stand Against Packers

Congressmen Ask U.S. Be Ready fo Can Calif. Crops  Say CIO-AFL Battle May

7 California Congressmen Urge U.S. Operate California Canneries if CIO-AFL Dispute Is Not Settled

Admiral Denfeld Favors Draft   Termination Would Slow Enlistments - -

NAVY TELLS STAND UN DRAFT INU. 8.   Volunteers Can Be Used To Fill Needs, Is Statement.

NAVY SUPPORTS DRAFT EXTENSION AS USEFUL CLUB   It Induces Boys to Volunteer for Sea Forces, Testifies Vice Adm. Denfeld   NEEDED UNTIL SEPT. 1   After That Time, He Says, Navy Can Rely Solely Upon Recruiting

Tension Is Eased In Argentine Row  U.S. Will Nome Envoy “— p Tr. t. ta ae teh t ae Ue

U.S.10 NAME NEW ARGENTINE ENVOY   Move Seen Effort To Patch Up Diplomatic Rift

New Ambassador To Buenos Aires Will Be Namex   Selection Expected to Come This Week; Pawley Seen Top Choice

U. 8. Will Name Ambassador For  Argentine Post  Air, Naval Bases in Cuba To Be

OHIO SET TO RESUME CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS   Moves To Meet U.S. Threat That Funds Will Be Held

LABOR DAY DEATH TOLL REACHES 26°   Traffic Accidents Claim 194 Lives —Twenty-Nine Persons Dead by Drowning.

259 Holiday Deaths Are Totaled   Traffic Accidents Account for Greatest Number

State Traffic Toll Mounting  Dacnete Ane Cf neeetow   Resorts Are Crowded On Holiday

258 ARE DEAD IN ACCIDENTS OVER HOLIDAY      Traffic Toll in 3-Day Holiday Period Now Stands at 187   14 Deaths In Pennsvivania

Labor Day — Death Toll Reaches 151   “Council Estimated 350 Violent Deaths

STATE SUPREME COURT ASKED TO CLEAR UP NEW TAX LAW.   Court’s Decision Awaited By Local Taxing Officials To End Confusion

SEEK TO CLARIFY 100 PCT. TAX LAW   LOCAL TAX OFFICIALS AWAIT DECISION OF STATE SUPREME COURT

US.MayFreeGrain 'FromControls,Due To Record Harvest      Four Hundred Million Bushels of Wheat  Allocated to Go   Abroad

Grain Control Under Study by Officials   Foreign Demands Make Relaxation Puzzling Problem

A $90,000 SHIPMENT: OF MONEY RECOVERED   A Clerk Whom Postoftice Inspecter Doran Names As S. E. Gibson, Is. Arrested.

British Party Assails Foreign Policy  Labor Group Revolt Threatens   Labor Group Revolt Threatens Secretary's Post

MAJOR CRISIS FACES BEVIN IN COMMONS   Imperialism Charged Against America In Tirade

Two Ohio State Students Found Dead in Ravine   1 \Murder and Suicide of Girl And Boy Suspected By Police

OHIO STUDENTS SHOT TO DEATH   Both Were Enginecring Students at Ohio State University — Thought to be Murder-Suicide.

LEWIS SCORED BY OPERATORS FOR WALKOUT   ‘Brownout’ Or dered To Save Fuei in Chicago

ADD 250.00 GARDENS   By Bill N. Rector Hardeman County Agricultural Agent.

Seek To Save 30 Extremists   Suspension Of Death Setence Demanded

Conferees Put Final Decision Up to Committee   Compromise Bill Under Study After Approval by 11 of the 14 Conterees

BARKLEY AFTER FAST ACTION ON LABOR ISSUES   Hopes to Limit Length of Speeches; May Have Test Vote Today

Barkley See, To Cut Short 4 Senate Debate On Labor Bill   Democratic Leader Asks Early Action; Test Possible Today

ACTION PUSHED ON PROPOSALS TO CURB LABOF   Barkley Urges Haste To Form Policy Before Possible July Recess

Barkley Seeks To Obtain Action On Labor Legislation   Hopes To Curtail Dis cussion & Reach Vote: Southern Democrats &  GOP Form Coalition.

Disease Hits South of River 77 New Cases of Polio; State ‘Warns on Protecting Children

No Plans for Cancelling  The State Fair   Health Directors Suggest Children Be Kept at Home

REPORT RECOMMENDS 19 1-2 CENTS HOUR RAISE FOR WORKERS  - FACT-FINDERS MAKE _ OFFICIAL REPORT TO PRESIDENT

HOUSE GETS BILL FOR UNRRA FUNDS   Hem Included in Genera Apprspriations Mencnra

SENATE Duive 10 BEAT OPA BILL SHAPED   Senator Wherry Leads Campaign to Reject the Measure, Despite Its Overwhelming Victory in the House.   New $465,000,000 Allotment For UNRRA Is Recommended

House Studies. Deficiency Bill   $184,314,078 Cut From President's Estimate

UNRRA Cash Grants May Be Opposed   $465 Million Recommended by House Committee as Largest Item in New Supply Bill.

NEW $465,000,000 CASH ALLO WAS RECOMMENDED   For United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Ad ministration.   TO HOUSE COMMITTEE   a Most Controversial and Larg est of Group of Appropriations.

Relief Bill Laid Before  Congress   Half-Billion UNRRA Appropriation to Start House Wrangle

CONTROVERSIAL ITEM   $.163,000,000 for UNRRA Expected To Start House Debate

House Funds Grour Recommends New UNRRA Allotment   Relief Item Expected To Start Wrangle Aic Going to Soviet States

 Secret Service Makes $110,000 Haul in Bogus Federal Reserve Notac

SECRET SERVICE SEIZES $110,000 IN BOGUS $20 BILLS; IS LARGEST COUNTERFEIT HAUL IN 10 YEARS

Secret Agents Seize 4 Men, Bogus Money   $110,000 In Counterfeit Money Found: Biggest Haul in Years

U. S. Smashes Counterfeit Ring; 4 Held   Secret Service Seizes $1 yy in Bogus  Bills

Bogus Money Gang Caught In New York   Secret Service Men Nab $110,000 In Counterfeit Bills

$110,000 IN BOGUS MONEY IS RECOVERED   4 Men Arrested After ‘Largest Haul in 10 Years’

U.S. NABS 4 ON MONEY CHARGE   $110,000 In Bogus Bill Taken By Officers

Department Recovers $110,000 In Worthless $20 Notes   Four Men 1 Jailed In New York Area   Negative For Fake Note, Bogus Sugar Stamps Found In Raid

Dewey Assails Left Wingers in Riotous Meeting  ‘Totalitarian Government’ Agenis Hit After Hecklers Injerrunt Harlem Sneech

GOVERNOR FEELS PERTAN ENTIRE TURKET WiLL WIN   Communist Attempt-to Break up Raily in Harlem Rackfirac gi

Furore Is Started When Dewey Talks to 4,000 Harlem Negroes; One Heckler Ejected °      Big Plurality Seen     Dewey Makes Appds to ‘Decent People of Harlem’

Gov. Tom Bailey Mississippi, Dies  State Executive Ill Since Last January

ILLNESS FATAL TO GOV. BAILEY   Mississippi’s Chief Executive, / Bilbo’s Foe, Is Dead At 58

Death Takes  Gov. Bailey,  Mississippi  " Lt. Gov. Wright To Finish Term

Coal Operators Ready To Enter New Conference   Awaited Government's Effort To Get Assent To Nevotiations By Mirers’ Head   DEADLINE NEAR N STRIKE THREAT

United Nations Group Submits Recovery Plan   Chief Proposal Is For An ‘Economic And Social Council For Nations

Proposes How ‘FoPut Eur ope Back On Feet   United Nations Sub-Comn mittee Submits Pro- gram For Devas. tated Areas

Commission Would  Guide Rehabilitation   Unprecedented Proposal Seeks Rebuilding of Battleground Thronoh Fuzed Procrars

UN Has Broad Program   Integration Of European Economic Activity Planned

VAST PROGRAM MAPPED TO PUT WORLD ON FEET   Long-Range Economic Plan Set For Europe; Report On Asia Due Later

Price Increase Held Inevitable lf Pay Raised  Linaneinn Srient   Unending Spiral In Wages, Costs Feared By Sloan

SLOAN HITS AT PAY RAISE IDEA   Asserts Prices Must Go Up If Wages Are Increased

Sloan Says Prices Will Follow Wages   Chairman Call Calls Union Contention Economic Absurdity

GM Chairman Says Wages Cannot Be Raised Without Increasing Prices Along With Them

Wage Hike Assailed By Sloan   GU Chairman Says Prices Must Go Up If Pay Is Increased

General Motors Chairman Says Any Pay Increases Would Bring High Prices

nn in On Oe  Wages Will Force Up Prices, Sloan Says, in Revealing 10-Point Program

WU HKE mths   Automobile Executive Charges Labor Has Be en fC aD Te: la

Truman Held PAC Puppet By Slaughter   Missourian Accepts Political Challenge Hurled by President

TRUMAN FIGHTS WITH MISSOURIAN   President and Rep. Slaughter in Political Duel

Calls Truman Toot of CIO"sPAC, Thal ‘Communist Rule’  Missouri Congressma n   Missouri Congressman and President Battle in Election

Streicher Says Hitler Ordered. Jews Wiped Ou   ‘Der Fuehrer Could Not Be Influenced in Decision, Witness Testifies

CHURCHILL IS INQUISITIVE AS TO REDS   Hears of Big Russian . Army Allegedly on * Continent of Europe

CHURCHILL HINTS HUGE RED FORGE ON WAR FOOTING   Asks House of Commons If There Are 200 Soviet Divisions in Occupied Areas of Europe.   CHARGES RUSSIA HAS VIOLATED AGREEMENTS   Demands His Party Be Given Voice on Foreign Policy, Move Usually Reserved for Gravest Crises.

Says He Has Learned 200 Red Divisions Are on War Footing In Soviet Zones

Charchill Poses Question Of Russian Army Strength   Former Prime Minister’ Asks .!f Soviets Have 200 Divisions On War Footing !n Europe—Labor Unable’ To Answer Query

CHURCHILL EYES SOVIET MIGHT   Asks Commons to Verify Report Russia Has 200 Divisions in Germany

Churchill Ask: Strength of Soviet Forces  Government Is Unable to Answer Query

Churchill Asks Facts On War Power Of Reds   Hears 200 Divisions ‘On War tac & Officials In Da

Churchill Asks Truth Of Report Russia Has 200 Divisions in Europe

Postpone Krug,  Lewis Parley   No Explanation; Next Step Is Up to U.S.

Other Forms  Of Transport  Are Mobilized   Only Few Trains, Manned by Improvised Crews Of Officials, Are Moving; Food Supplies Being Inventoried; Heavy Losses Are Seen

Many Cities To Face Shortages Of Food Supply   EFFORTS TO END BIG LOCKOUT FUTILE TO DATE

MARINES CALLED TO ACTIVE DUTY   Discharged Veterans May Volunteer To Serve During Transportation Crisis

FORMER MARINES MAY “VOLUNTEER’   May Get Temporory Duty in Railroad Crisis

HULL, F.D.R. CLEARED IN WAR PROBE   Eight Members of Pearl Harbor Committee Reportedly Exonerate the Late President and Secretary of State.

Pearl Report Absolves FDR   Hull Also Freed of 1941 Responsibility

F.D, R. ABSOLVE OF RESPONSIBILITY OF PEARL HARBOR   Committee Also Giver aClean Slate In the 1941 Surprise Attack.   ITWO DECLINED TO SIGN   The Report Was Signed By Eight Members of the Committee.

solvesRoosevelt  eport Is Signed, d Cordell Hull   erguson and Brewster Decline Signatures on Pearl Harbor-Gase; Blames Officers

Blame for Pearl Harbor Fastened On Short, Kimme!   Ferguson, Brewster Balk at Absolving Roosevelt and Hull

Eight of Ten Investigators Clear FDR, Hull of Pearl Harbor Blame

Pearl Harbor Probe Clears Roosevelt   Brewster Not Signing Report

FDR And Hull Are Held Blameless   Absolved Of Any Direct Responsibility’ For Pearl Harbor

EIGHT PROBERS SIGN PEARL HARBOR REPORT ABSOLVING ROGSEVELT AND HULL

Solons Place Blame on Field Commanders   Congressional Committee Puts Joint Blame  on Washington Officials and Kimmel, Short

Roosevelt And Hull Absolved   Report To Clear Them Of Panfl Harbo:

Report Of Investigation Due Soon  FDR, Hull Said Absolved Of Danel Harbor Attack Blame

Pearl Harbor Commanders  Are Blamed   Roosevelt and Hull Absolved jn  Committee Renart

No Blame On FDR Or Hull   Pearl Harbor Probe Committee Reportedly Blames Unpreparedness Qn Top Military

P. H. Probers Complete Work  Rooseve It and Hull Reported Absolved

Roosevelt and Hull Reported Absolved   Pearl Harbor Group Will Release Findings Later This Week—Places Blame e. Apes

FDR, HULL SAID. CLEAR IN PROBE   Pearl Harbor Panel Ciaimed Ready with Report

Pearl Harbor Report Clears F.D.R.. Hull   Blame Placed On Washington Military. Officials, Hawaii Commanders.

REPORT F.D.R. 1S ABSOLVED   8 of Pearl Harbor  Committee Prepare AN..¢acxct¢tuc Ranort

Pear] Harbor Committee Members Sign Report Placing No Blame On  Late President For Jap Attack

—$—$$—$—$—— eg  Late President And Cordell Hull Absolved Of Pearl Harbor Blame

Pear P Repori  Absolves Hull  And Roosevelt   Republican Senators Brew ster and Ferguson Refuse to Sign the Doeunlent

‘SEVERAL’ DEAD ~ IN SHIP BLAST   Destroyer Escort Explodes While Ammunition Unloaded

STEVENSON NOT TO SEEK RE-ELECTION; 13 CANDIDATES REMAIN IN 1946-RACE

Probers Reject May's Proposal   Ailing Congressman Asked War Profit Committee to Call.

PROBERS WANT MAY IN PERSON   Mead Informs Congressman He Cannot Go To May’s Home For Interview

NY Prison Head: Quis As Mayor's Shakeup Widens   Attempted F Football ‘Fi ix, Election Slaying Seen Behind The Moves. :

Byrnes Gets Texas Peas for Luck   Grown ‘Susies’ Are Sent Secretary of Stat

BLACK-EYED PEAS FOR LUCK Byrnes Will Eat Dish From  Texas on New Year’s Day

W ife- Killer’s Life Spared  B y Governor   Sparks Commutes Sentence To Life After Hearing Appeal By Man’s Sons

ee gt) es  DEATH TOTAL CLIMBS TO 27 IN NEWFOUNDLAND PLANE CRASH AS ONE OF RESCUED MEN SUCCUMBS

BEVIN SAYS NO BRITISH TROOPS BACK TO IRAN   Pours Oil On Troubled Big Three Waters.

WILL LEAVE TO JOIN HUSBAND IN JAPAN   Mrs. Donald E. Shears And Son James Will Begin Their Long Journey Friday Night

aa ee _  fivestigators Take Breathe:  ~- But Serve Notice Work Will Continue   MAY LOOKED TO FOR POSSIBLE TESTIMONY

KEEPING WATCH FOR POSSIBLE MAY TESTIMONY   Adjournment Not To Stop In vestigation of War Contracts

Profit Probers Recess 30 Days   Will Resume Session If Rep. May Appears

Hunters Relax Senate Profit Investigators To Take Breather But Will Resume   Absent On HUlness

Senate Probing Group Begins A Month’s Reces:   New Hunt For Wartime Frauds Scheduled After Rest Period.

Probers Taking ‘Breather’   Wartime Fraud Ferreting To Go On In Spite of Month Recess

Profits Probe Takes Breather   Will Continue Inquiry ai Times During Recess, However

Profit Probers Subject To Call, Despite Vacation   Investigators Will Shorten “Holiday” To Hear May. if He Regains Health

SENATE GROUP 10 CONTINUE PROB OF WAR PROFITS   Committee Serves Notice it Will go on Seeking to Uncaver Froude

Ferreting of Wa Frauds To Go on  Senate Probe Group   Senate Probe Group Take Only ‘Breather’

War-Profits Probers Off On Month’s Rest, With One Eye Open For Emergence Of May

WILL RESUME PROBE AFTER — VACATION   ‘Bent On Exposing Dishonesty Of Officials   SHORTER RECESS   Seen If May Volunteers To Testify On Relations With Garsson Firm

War Investigators Promise Continual Probes After Rest   Take Recess With Rest of Congress; Ready for May Case

 Senate Quiz Committee Takes a ' Breather; Prohe Will be Continued

Senate War Investigators Take Month’s Recess but Post Warning that They Will Resume Probing Wartime Frauds

War Profits Group Takes Conditional Month's Vacation   Promise Exposure Of Public Frauds Where Possible

War Profits Probe Will  BeResumed   Fraud and Dishonesty Will Be Ferreted After Month’s Rest From Duiies   \Hearts Take Hand   Both May and Garsson Claim Heart Trouble Cause of Absences

Profits Inquiry Halts Hearings For One Month   Probe Continues Into ‘Dishonesty Of Officials’

Investigators Of War Profits  To Take Siesta  Way Left Open for May To Testify Before Group

READY T0 END WAR IN CHINA   Reds Accept ‘in General Central Regime’s Plan for Armistice

REPUBLICANS OPK ‘CAMPAIGN; HUR "ANSWERS SENAT@       Claims Northern New Mexics tlas Been Neglected; Problems Left Unsolved

NEW PAY OFFER BY GM AWAITED   Union’s Leaders, However, Are Cool To 18! Cents

Explosion Is In Soviet Zone Of Occupation   Death Toll Expected Te Reveal Many Died «

Vandenberg Calls For Senate 0K Of Loan to Britair   Welfare of America Depends on Grant, Republican Declares

Vandenberg Gets Behind British Loan   GOP Leader Calls for Unrestricted Senate Approval,

VANDENBERG OKAYS LOAN 10 BRITAIN   Republican Says Loan Is Necessary For America’s Sake

«Vandenberg Speaks - Loan To England Backed   Michigan Senator Says Bill Should Pass for ‘The Sake Of America’

Doenitz Wants Nimitz to Swear US Subs Had ‘Sink Without Warning Orders

Doenitz Demands Nimitz Show U.S. Subs Ordered To Sink Without Warning

Doenitz Makes Demand For Data   Nazi Grand Admiral Requests Statement From Nimitz

M. P, CALLS  IT ALLIANCE  AGAINST: SOVIET   Story Denied By Government

Secret Oral Agreement On Russia?   Britisher Says U. S. anc Britain Plan to Pool Re sources for Defense

Auto workers in GM set-up await report of board  Collective harcainine set   Collective bargaming set for Monday mav be delaved

CENT-A-LOAF BREAD BOOST IS PROPOSED   Food Officials Agree On Hike in Place Of Subsidy

Open Hearings On Meat Prices ‘To Be August 12   Decontrol Board Also Will Hear Dairy: Grain Groups

OPA Hearings To Be Aug. 12  Decontrol Board A. “Dee 2 i eet ess:

ORA Food Price Chiefs Will Ask Bread Cost Hike   penkadeat Rise to Offset Loss of Subsidy on Flour

Decontrol Unit To Decide on Many Articles   First Job of Board Must Be Accomplished By Aug. 20; Ceilings On Farm Goods Raised

Meat and Dairy Products to Get First Attention   Agriculture, Industry, And Consumers Groups  Will Be Represented

Price Board to Begin Public  Hearings Soon   Aug. 12 Set as Date for Commencement 0 Decontrol Discussions

PRICE CEILING HEARINGS 10 START AUG. 12   DECONTROL BOARD ACTS ON EXEMPT COMMODITIES

Meat Ceilings Hearings to Begin Aug. 12   OPA Lifts Prices on Farm Machinery, Parts

Cent-a-Loat  Bread Price  Increase .  To Be Urged Also To Be Asked  For Flour Prices; Ceilmnos Go Ip

Food Hearings By OPA Board - Begin Aug. 12   De-Control Unit to Begin Work on Dairy Products, Meats. Crain Pericree

Bread Price Hike To Be Recommended  Hearings On Price Ceilings To Begin On Auatuet 12

BRAIN, MEAT CONTROL SEI   OPA Grants Increase In Farm Machin ery Prices

Hearings Will Start Aug. 12 On Decontro   Board to Decide if Ceilings Return on Meat, Dairy Products

Government Food Officials Will Place Recommendations Before OPA Chief Today.   heat CENT-A-LOAF INCREASE ON BREAD   Hearings to Determine Whether Ceilings on Meat . Shall Be Restored to Open Aug. 12.

Formal Charges Made Against Franco’s Spain  Republicans Have Files Lengthy Document With Security Council

Arctic Air Route Practical, Dreamboat Officer Claims  Crew Cites Lengthy Flight as Proof Of 8-29's Place in Defense System

Dreamboat Proves Arctic Air Travel Safe, Practicable   Communication Problem No Trouble to Army Superfort Crew

FLIGHT TO EGYPT PROVES WORTH OF B-29, SAYS PILOT   LANDS SAFELY AFTER 10,925-MI. NON-STOP TRIP FROM HONOLULU

B-29 Officer in Cairo Says Commercial Air Service Practicable from Communications Standpoint-

B-28 SURVIVES ARCTIC TEST IN CAIRO FLIGHT   Crew Sees Trip as Proof of Superfort’s Place in U. S, Defense System

Commercial Air Flights Over Pole Okay for Communications, Is Report

Communications Officer Of Dreamboat  Says Top Of World Airway Practicable

Hail Army’s Non-Stoy Flight Over Arctic   ‘Crew, Including: Huntsville Man, Sees: Flight As Proof of Superforts’ Place in. Defense; Route Practical for Commercial Aviation

" Epochal Nonstop Hop Ends In Cairo....  Dreamboat Flight Shows Commercial Flights Over Top Of World Practical

Dreamboat’s Tour Proves  B-29 Ability   Superfort’s Officers Says Com mercial Air Travel ove Polar Region Practical fron Communications Stand:  nain’s

wate hk SENS LE   N North] Pole Is Often A  Short Cut.  39 Hours From

FLIGHT CALLED PROOF OF B-29 DEFENSE ROLE   Army’s Dreamboat Lands In Egypt After 10,925-Mile Nonstop Journey

AIR SERVICE OVER TOP OF THE WORLD 1S PRACTICABLE   This Statement Was Made To. day By Lieut. Col. F. J. Shannon of Dreamboat.   OVER ARCTIC CIRCLE   Relieves Commercial Airway Could Have Successfal Communication.

Dreamboat’s 10,925 - Mile Hop Opens  Way for Reqular Flights Over Pole

DREAMBOAT FLIGHT MAY OPEN WAY TO NEW AERIAL ROUTE   Craft Also Pseea'l, 5. Defense ~ Barriers Can.Be Established in Ali Directions:

Dreamboat Officer Says Commercial Air Service Practical Over Route

Sees Air Route Over World Top   From A Communications Standpoint It Is Practical Flight Shows.

Truce Teams Stalled  in Manchuria   New Clashes Are Reported Near Changchun, Harbin

Famed Sea Diver Discovers Treasure Reputed at $30,000,000 Aboard Hulk of Spanish Galleon

Sea Divers Find Old Spanish Galleon Said to Hold $30,000,000 in Gold

HONOR IS PAID TO TWO SURGEONS   Dr. Robert R. Stoner And Dr Roy W. Gifford Initiated As Fellows Of American Col. lege Of Surgeons

Proposal Would Give Pay Raise_ Asked by. Union   White House By-Passes ‘WSB to End. Strike; Amendment Provides That. Government™  ay c WF. ... BPi..3. Dherawre   Jingling the News

Plan Offers Full Settlement Without Wage Policy Change; CIO to Walkout for Same Deal

COURT REQUESTS NEW WITNESSES   War Department Asked to Fly Persong from United States to Testify in Brutality Case.

Assembly Issues Blast At Franco   Withdrawal of Envoys Recommended, With Great Britain Promising Speedy Recall; Foreien Ministers Recessed Until March

U.N. Assembly Urges Nations To Recall Envoys From Madrid In First Step Against Franco

U.N. Delegates  Get Hot Issue  From Assembly Resolution Holds  Fo gm tsi‘   Resolution Holds France Government ‘Fascist Reaime’

UN Tosses Hot Case Of Franco To Membership   ASSEMBLY URGES ALL ITS MEMBERS TO RECALL DELEGATES

BRITAIN WILL BREAK TIES WITH FRANCO   Government Will Recall Ambassador, in Keeping With U. N. Resolution Asking All Members te Sever Relations.

Committee Approves Unanimously Resolution Laying Down General Terms   Program Would Omit Any Veto   Outlawing Of AtomicBomb, Other Mass Destruction Weapons Included

UNO NATIONS URGED T0 DROP FRANCO SPAIN   Action Started To Bring On Complete Downfall Of Madrid Rule

U.N. Slap At Franco   Urges ‘Members Withdraw Ambassadors and Ministers From Spain

Showdown Looms on Franco   Recommendation Will Lead to Action in U.N. General Assembly

U.N. Urging Members To Break With Spain   Britain First To Announce. It Will Recall Ambassador; U.S. Has No~Ambassador -At Madrid; 54'Nations Asked To Report. -

FIRST DEFINITE ACTION TAKEN AGAINST FRANCO   Allied Powers Demand Recall Of All Ambassadors To Government Of Former Aide To Hitler And Musso lini.

Body Prepares For Showdown On Its Power — To Back Stand   Spanish Government Barred From Joming Any Agency Affiliates

Assembly Votes OverWhelmingly to Recall Ministers Krom Spain; Britain Announces She Will Comply.

FRANCO SPAIN BECOMES TOP UN. ISSUE   British To Withdraw Its Ambassador To Madrid   PROPOSE   Specific Recommendations For Action; Resolution Passes By 34-6 Vote

First Concrete Action Is Taken Against Franco   Britain First To Indicate Readiness To Withdraw Ambassador; Plan Steps tf Franco Is Retained

‘Withdrawal of All Diplomats Urged; Britain to Act   ‘Adequate Measures’ To Oust Regime Are Recommended

SPANISH ISSUE ~ RAISED BY WIN   General Assembly Move Would Bar All Diplomats From Franco's Domain

Members Asked To Withdraw Ambassadors   Britain Says Envoy Will Be Recalled In Accordance With Assembly Resolution

U.N. Urges Members  To Break Relations With Franco Spain   Assembly Tosses Hot Issue Into Laps of Its 54 Members; Britain to Recall Ambassador From Madrid Very Shortly; Spain Silent as Yet

OHIO MAY DELAY FAIR LIQUOR BAN   Expected To Await Decisior On Constitutionality

Gromyko Bolsters  Ukranian Charges  Against Greece i a   Case Before UN  Security Council

Slavs Ask Quick — UN Action Against US for 167 Ships .  Krasovec Makes Demons As Council Opens to a Agenda

‘Czechoslovakia Files  - Similiar Request; U.S. Would Broaden Discussion.

YUGOSEAVIA~-ASKS ACTION TO RESTORE SHIPS HELD BY U. 8.   J. N. Council Requested t Take Immediate Action on Restoration Plan

Demand Yugoslav Vessels   UNES Council Cailec Upon to Restore 147 Reportedly Held in U.S. Zone

Yugoslavia Asks Refurn Of Ships  Gromyko To Back . kraine Charges

Slavs Carry — Ship Dispute to United Nations   U. S. Asks Widening of Hearing to Include Entire Danube Issue _

(fficer Is Fined, veorinanded   Convicted of Allowing Unauthorized Punishmen Of Prisoners

Military Court Finds Accused Permitted Acts   Lt. Granville Cohage. Oblahoma City, Keprinanded and Fined $250) for  “Camnihorized’* Preatmend   Court Modifies Charges fn Rule   First @ffieer Couvieted: Three Entisted Men Draw Fines ar bniprisounent  in Lichfield Case

Army Officer Gets Reprimand and  Fine for Actions  Lichfield Defendont Is Found Guilty By Military: Court

Cubage Fined In Lichfield Camp Case   Alleged Brutality Charged Against U. S. Officer

Expect Delay in Cost Drop For Retailer   Dairy, Grain Prices Escape Control In Board’s Decision

ROLL-BACK FOR ALL MEAT CUTS VERY DOUBTFUL   Sky Is Still The Limit On Milk, Butler and Qraitne

Meat Prices to Be Rolled Back To June 30 Level   But Milk, Butter and Most Gratns Will Be Free of Controls for Present

ican 2 p ; June 30 rice levels; Bring Fack Subsidies   PDecontro! Board Shuns Curbs on Milk, Butter, Grain

RETAIL PRICE ADJUSTMENTS TO BE DELAYED   OPA Will Attempt Rollback to Level of June 20

Retail Stores fo Feel Cut Next Month   Dairy Products, Most Grains Left Free of Controls

NEW, LOWER CEILINGS IN FRIDAY   Prices To Be Rolled) Back  June 30 Levels

CEILING SLASH NOT EXPECTED UNTIL SEPT 9   Definite Date Depends  on Agreement Between OPA and Agriculture

New Retail Meat Price Next Month   Ceilings at Slaughter Leve Will Go into Effec:. on Friday

Butter, Milk Free of Curbs   Decontrol Board Puts Ceilings on Livestock, Soybeans, Cottonseed; Exempt Most Grains

The Sky sStill The Limit on Milk and Butter Prices   OPA Hopes to Have Meat Prices Under Control In Few Weeks

MILK, BUTTER REMAIN FREE OF OPA CURBS   Lower Retail Prices To Be Delayed Until Early September

RUMOR OF NIAGARA ROCK FALL DENIED   No Change Detected in Amencan Coteéract

Directors Okay Rail Merge   C & O-Pere Marquette Wil Have 5.000-Mile Road

Minnesota GOP Defeats  Isolationist   Northwestern Primary To Affect Republican Policies

Youngdahl Leads In Contest For State Governor   Thye Victory Seen As Big Boost For Internationalism Of Harold Stassen

lsolationist Loses Election in Minnesota and Defeat Bolsters Stassen’s Hopes

Elder Minnesota Solon Concedes Defeat to Thye   End of Long Shipstead Senate Term Construed As Victorv for Stassen

FAR AHEAD IN GOVERNOR RACE   Apparent Victory Is Gain for Stassen in National Politics

Sen. Shipstead Is Beaten In Minnesota  Stassen’s Candidate   Stassen’s Candidate Has 50,000 Lead For GOP Nomination

SHIPSTEAD. BEATEN IN" MINNESOTA   -Gov.. Thye: hye Defeats Him; Hailed  as  - Stassen Victory

Stassen-Backed Thye Defeats Shipstead Ir Contest For Senate Seat In Minnesota

GOVERNOR THYE, STASSENS MAN, PRIMARY WINNER   Shipstead Opposed United Nations and tean te  en? ete

Shipstead Concedes His Defeat   End Of Veteran Congressman’s 24Year Service Indicated By Returns.

TYHE APPARENT SENATE VICTOR IN MINNESOTA   Stassen’s Man Assumes Big Lend In Fight Against Shipstead

Big Lead Held By Gov. Thye   Stassen’s Candidates Ahead In Minnesota RITTtéFKFPrIWw

Stassen’s Senatorial Candidate Nominated   Governor Thye Beats fsolationist Senator Shipstead In Minnesota

Sen. Shipstead Concedes Loss of Senate Race to Gov. Edward Thye, Sinssen’s “Sian”

Thye Wins in Victory for Stassen   Shipstead Concedes Minnesota Defeat; isolationism Issue

STASSEN'S MAN GIVEN BIG LEAD   Minnesota Vote Boosts Ex-Governor’s Chance In National Race

DEFENSE MOVES FOR DISMISSAL   WANT ALL TESTIMONY STRUCK FROM RECORDS

McKAY CASE WILL END NEXT WEEK   ‘Should Be in ‘Hands of Jury By Friday _

‘Some Mills Prepare To Operate, Others Face ‘Delay As CIO Steel Strike Delayed One Week

Furnaces Kindled At Steel Plants   Delay in Sloppage Raise: Hope for Settlement

Steel Strike Called: off ~ By ClO Heat   Hhilip. Murray Puts Of - Walkout of 800,000 - - Men for Week

STEEL STRIKE 1S POSTPONED FOR ONE WEEK   Hopes for Settlement Brighter Following Capital Meeting

Steel Strike Postponed For Week   Talks To Continue, White House Parley Renews Wednesday

Steel Industry Strike Delayed By Cl0’s Order   Postponed For  Week Following White House Contferenca

“Mrs. America” Renounces Title   Housewife Definitely Gives Up Title To As sume Home Duties

Succeeds Ohio Woman Who Gave Up Title... . Anderson, S.C., Woman “Mrs. America” Of 1946

‘MRS. AMERICA’ GIVES UP TILE   Chooses To Stay At Home Rather Than Take $2,500 And Tour

Mra. Janice Pollock Pre‘fers Glinsmer of Kitchen Range to Glamor Of Beauty Title

‘Mrs. America Prefers Cook Stove  To Title Glamor and Finally Quits

British Charge Russia Breaking 3-Power Treaty  Insist Iran Dispute Be o   Insist Iran Dispute Be on UNO Agenda ~

Assails Russian Actions in Iran  At UNO Session   Says Soviet Military Moves . Look Like the Start Of Aggression

TELLS UNO RUSS BROKE 3-POWER PACT OF °42   U_S., Allies Hear Charge

Will Put New Limits Upon inductions   Upper House Expected To Follow Lead  Taken By House  On Delicate Question

YUGOSLAVS DUB MIHAILOVIC AS WAR CRIMINAL   Chetnik Leader Caught Hiding In Hills; To Be  Executed Soon

Chetnik Leader Held By Tito Authorities   Mihailovic Accused of Collaboration With Nazis During War

» NATIONAL GAINS   Government ‘Troops Drive 50 Miles Into Commie Area’.

Chinese Reds Driven Back Near Yanatze   Communists Claim Government Troops Open Offensive

Chiang’s Troops in A 50-Mile Thrust   Communists Claim Half Million Men Used by Government Yn Yonctve Drive

CHIANG’S FORCES ADVANCE 50 MILES   Gains Made North of Yangtze River

HEAD OF DAIRY ASSOCIATION HITS FEDERAL PRICE CONTROL   ‘PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL ORGANIZATION DECLARES NATION FACES SERIOUS FOOD SHORTAGE

DMIRY LEADER WARNS. OF COMING DISKOTER   Because of Governmental Meddling in Farming  FOOD GETS SCARCER

ClO And AFL At Odds Over Southern Drive   ACCUSATIONS HURLED AFTER MEETINGS IN ATLANTA

SAYS SUPERIOR ORDERED DEAL   War Assets Employe Tells of Turning Over Costly Electronics

HATCHET, SAW MUTILATE TOT   Woman Accused Of Luring And Attacking 3-Year-Old Boy

HATCHET ATTACK ~ MADE ON CHILD, :   Woman Held in Brutal As. eat Coca

‘The Kid Got My Goat’  ‘Mother Madly Attacks Lad Or 3 In Cellar With Hatchet And Saw

Laying Near veatn  Neighbor Woman Attacks Three-Year-Old \N. Y. Boy Because “The Kid Got My Goat”

WOMAN IS ACCUSED OF ASSAULTING BOY   Youth Who ‘Got My Goat’ Lies Near Death

Woman Hacks Body. Of 3-Year-Old Boy   “Kid Got My Goat,” 51. Year-Old Prisoner Tells Police

EME AU GO ay Goal’ ————  ' Mother Madly Attacks Lad Or 3 In Cellar With Watched And Saw

STORM DELAYS TRUMAN'S TRIP   New England Nor-Kaster Arrives During Visit To Naval Station

TRUMAN CRUISE. DELAYED BY GALE   DEPARTURE FROM QUONSET POINT, R. L, POSTPONED UNTIL TODAY,

PRESIDENT POSTPONES QUONSET DEP ARTURE   New England Storm Causes Treman Te Delay Sailing Until Thic Werning

NEW TROUBLE FOR ARGENTINA?  Win Or Lose, Peron Makes No ~ Plans To Abandon Spofliaht

Peronto Retain. Policies Even If HeLoses Contest   Candidate ‘Says-He will Not_ Ahandon Politics Nor Dissolve Party

Peron Will Not Drop Policies Even If  He Loses in Election   Labor Party Candidate Not to Quit Politics, Nor Dissolve Party; Both Sides Claim Victory in Race

Labor party will remain savs Peron  Does not claim  oe . alantzsmm wrotnerw

Reds’ Evacuation Of Iran Province Is Said Complete   Deadline Met, Says Commission; Border Situation Is Tense

New Outbreak in Iran Is Reported   Premier Qavam Takes Steps to Prevent the Renewal of Fighting--He Minimizes Strife

lranian Premier Orders Army To Hold Position On Azerbaijan Border

Stop Fighting,’ Iran Premier Tells Government Troops In Azerbaijan

lran Premier Says No Hghting Due   Quavam Orders Troop: Not to Advance On Azerbaijan Border

ORDERS HALT OF IRANIAN TROOPS   Premier Tells Forces ‘Not To Go Further From Positions’

lran Premier Says No Fighting Due  Quavam Orders Troop Not to Advance

Qavam in Orders To Army Rules  Positions Remain   Tehran Radio Denies State of War Exists in Iran; Clashes Called  Mulinous

lran’s Army Told To Hold Positions   Commission Is Set up To Probe Clash Reports

Situation In Tran Confused;   Some Clashes   7 Premier Qayvam Orders Government Troops “Not To Go Further Than Their Positions”

ran Acts to Enc Armed: Conflicts  Premier Voices Wish for Friendivy Accord

Iranian Premier Says Rumors About State Of War Untrue; Admits Azerbaijan Clashes   Iranian Troops Ordered Not To Go Beyond Positions Along Border Of Province

IRAN'S PREMIER ACTS TO QUELL BORDER FIGHTS   Government Troops Told To Mark Time Near Azerbaijan; War Rumors Persist

Quiet Holiday Enjoyed Here   Weather Ideal, Traffic Heavy; No Mishaps To Mar Local Observance

Quiet Holiday Enjoyed Here   Swengwy Vee BES  Weather Ideal, Traffic Heavy; No Mishaps To  i ee en

BRING FLOOD THREAT   Overnight Rains Put) Marais Des Cysnes Near Banh Levelt

END TWO LONG OHIO WALKOUTS   Renew Work at Fisher Body Plant, Westinghouse

ALLIES HALT RAF FLIGHTS IN YUGOSLAV      Tito Planes Force British Courier  T'o Land

Has Acknowledged Campaign for Nazism in US Was Foolish; First Worry to Find Job in Ruined Germany

Fritz Kuhn To Be Released From German Internment Camp; Job Is First Worry

FRITZ KUHN 10 BE FREED TOMORROW   Former Bund Chief Regarded Na Thrent in Reich

Fritz Kuhn to Get _ ’ Release Tomorrow   Will Be Turned Out By U. S. Army From a German Internment Camp.

Influence Will Be Felt... . N. C. Political Leaders Have Little To Say On Organization Of GIs

Political Leaders Weigh New State GI Organization   Party Leaders Silent On New Political. Group Which Includes Victorious GI Gandidates: -

Molotov Charges Greece Is Staging Reign Of Terror   Says All Designed To Pave Way For The Return Of King

Father and Son Hanged at lowa Prison; ist Execution Of Kind in U. S. History   Heincys Go to Their Death Without Visible Em-  ction Early Today }

Father And Son Die On Gallows  Executed Early Today   Executed Early Today In lowa For Slaying Of Resort Operator

FATHER AND SON HANGED AT DAWN   First Double Execution of Its Kind for Same Crime on Record in America

Father, Son Hang Simultaneously Tor lowa Murder   Illiterate Pair Goes To Gallows Silently And Without Emotios

ON IOWA CALLOWS   Double Hanging Is First In History of This Nation.   100 ARE PRESENT TO BE WITNESSES   Catholic Priest Prays As Sheriff Pushes Levers.

Father And Son Hanged Together For Murder   Phillip Heiney, 72, And William Heiney, 45, Die On lowa Gallows For Illinois Robbery-Murder On Which They Actually Lost $9.36 In Executing

Father, Son Hang For Ki ing Resort Operator      Die Simultaneously; Show No Emotion As - They Walk To Gallows

Father, Son Die on Gallows For Murder   Double Hanging Ends 20 Years of Crime for Two

GOAL FOR NEW HOMES DOUBLED   Program For 1,000,000 Dwellings Outlined At White House

NEW HOUSING PLAN STUDIED   Program to Get 1,000,000 New Units in 1946 Is Being Considered

Program Aims At Million, New Dwellings   Federal Subsidizing Of Some Materials Being Considered

Gearhart Would Clear “Mystery Of U. $. Leaders   Wants To Know Where Marshall, Stark Were On Evening Of Dec. 6

MYSTERY iS CITED AT INQUIRY   Wants to Know Where Marshall Was Night of Dec. 6, 1941

‘Mystery’ Of Pearl Harbor Is Emphasized      Congressman Wants To Know What Marshall And Stark Were Doing

MARIA MONTEZ BABY GIRL BORN VALENTINE DAY JUST-EXACTLY-AS-HER HOROSCOPE PREDICTED

Liquor Test Is Promised   Cramer Says GOP Candidates Must Take Direct Stand

YOUTH PICKED UP AT HIS HOME IN DES MOINES   Companion, Also From Capital City, Still At Large

17-Year-Old Youth Also Names Pal   Officers Find Weapons Used in Stickup, and Hidden Cash.

Arrest Youth In Des Moines; Hunt Partner   Find Part of Loot, Guns in Home; File Federal Charge ae

17-Year-Old Implicates Pal. Aged 19   Second Youth Still At Large; Robbery Guns And $1.628 Recovered.

BOY HELD AS BANK ROBBER   Youth, 17, Admits  fowa Robbery And Names Companion

Names Y outh, 19, Still at Large, As Other Bandit   F.B1. Says J. Earl Willis Of Des Moines Held; Pair Face Federal Charges

RAILROAD STRIKE NEW CHAPTER IN RE-CONVERSION   Brings Inconveniences T Local Residénts In Nation’s Orisis

To Tear Down Surplus Army, Navy Camps   To Salvage Lumber For Veterans’ Homes

Mexia Students Make Beautification Plans For Black Cat Field   Ask Citizens To Donate Plants

MAILING PRICES MN USED HOME STIR FICHT   features of Wyatt Plan May Be Added i Patman Bill

CONGRESS BEGINS HOUSING DEBATE   Fight Is Expected on Ceiling Price and Subsidy Proposals

DISTRICT SCOUT ORGANIZATION HERE APRIL §   Chairman N ord meyer Urges Good Turn-out For Conference

Franco Sends. Protest fo U..4..   Assails Resolution Given to UN

U. §. Goposes Sanctions Against Spain   Connally Says People Should Oust Dictator

OKAY HOUSING SUBSIDY PLAN   Approval of Program Given By Sub-Committee; Wage Program Is Hit

Senate Group  Backs Housing  Senate Group Favors  Six-Billion Subsidy

KOREAN COUP FAILS; STRIKE IS CALLED OF]      Leaders Are Opposed To Trusteeship Plan

Kim Koo Calls Off Strikes Against Big 3   Korean Leader Tries To Take Over  finaemto«nw'ta UWaliana Wawa

Korean Leader Agrees To End.  Demonstrations   Strikes Against Big Three Trusteeship Proposal Concluded

KOREAN LEADER STOPS STRIKES   Ends Demonstrations Against Big 3 Pact’

Propose Anderson  Rule Food Ceilings   Senate Committee  Acts to End Controls

More Power Given Anderson en Lifting  Of Ceiling Curbs   Hands of Secretary of Agriculture Strengthenec By Action of Committee

Senators Vote To Curtail OPA Powers      ‘Would Let Anderson Decide When to — Lift Food Ceilings

Senators Vote OPA Authorit  For Anderson   Agriculture Chief Would Be Given Power Over Food Ceilings

SENATE COMMITTEE WOULD LIFT CEILINGS   Group Would Give Secretary O71 Agriculture Power Over Food And Farm Products

Senate Group Agrees &  on Plan to End  Control Over Prices   Banking Committee Votes to Empower Agriculture Secretary to Say When Ceilings Should Be Lifted

Township Schools  Open for Term        Only One Vacancy  0o«s-o In "Dannie Ct ff

Township Schools Open for Term   Only One Vacancy In Teaching Staff

March 31st Last Day to Pay First Half of Real Estate and Personal Property Tax Without Pen-

Gas and Water Is Included   Zero Hour for Shutdown Set for 5 This Afternoon

HOUSTON UTILITY CREWS TO QUIT   UNION PREDICES SHUTDOWN, BUT OFFICIALS SAY SERVICE WILL GO ON.

Walkout of AFL Utility Unions Is Set for5 P.M   City Officials Will Attempt To Keep Plants Operating

OTC Official Sees Big Drop in Prices Of Women’s Clothing   White Christmas Prospects Lessen

\Lie Detector Machine Seen As [Means Of Making Or Breaking United States Divorce Market

Annual Report Shows $347,707 Paid Out  In Clearfield County In Past Year.

Shipstead Raps Stassen For Not Opposing Him  Says Thye ‘ ‘Handpicke r" Candidate Running - In Ex-Governor’s Machine

Railroad Wage Hike Proposal Hit By Unions   Arbiters’ 16-Cent Raise Called Wholly Inadequate

Rail Workers Given 16 Cents Hourly Boosts   Spokesmen for 18 Unions Involved Call Raise “Wholly Inadequate”

16-CENT RAIL PAY HIKE SEI   Arbitration Board Award Declared Inadequate By Union Leaders

RAILROAD WAGE RAISE AWARDED   Boost Set At 16 Cents Unions Assail Amount As Inadequate

RAILROAD UNIONS ASSAIL PAY AWARD   DECLARE 16-CENT HOURLY INCREASE GIVEN BY BOARDS 1S INADEQUATE,

Railroad Unions  Awarded 16-Cent Hourly Pay Hike, Plan NewDemant   18 Unions Involved Say Arbitrators’ Figure Is "Inadequate   AWARDS ARE BINDING ON CLASS 1 ROADS   Fact-Finding Panel Is Hearing Case of Trainmen, Engineers

Board Awards 16e Raise to Rail Workers   Spokesmen for Unions Invelved Say Amount ‘Wholly Inadequate’

ARBITRATORS RAIL PAY HIKE HIT BY UNIONS   16 Cents Hourly Wage Increase To Rail  Men Assailed

YY au amas e NEL) ae AR NN on hemin 4?) nen  _ a i Qs -7 ~ yn  _ we eae

16-Cent Hourly Raise Granted In Arbitration   Carriers to Ask Rate Increases  To Meet Costs

NEW PETITION AGAINST FAST TIME FILED   Commission Defers Action Pending Clarification of Picture

bad FAVE PA wee  Pr eiesites and ¢ ‘ompetition Best Controls for Prices

@ PAUL MALLON—   Production and Competition Best Controls for Prices

BIKINI BOMB TESTS WILL BE BROADCAST   Radio Engineers Unable to Deter.  mine Outcome When Atomic   Teak Sx Toretecd

Nation to Hear A-Bomb Explosion July Test Slated for All Networks

Deficit Is Seen By Duff Unless  Revenues Rise   Reminds Educators Increased Salaries Mean More Taxes

STATE FACING HUGE DEFICHT IN NEXT YEAR   Duff Sees 96 Million Debt If New Taxes Are Not Added

CRIPPLED GIRL NOT ARRESTED   Shooting Of Stepfather Termed Justifiable Homicide

Lewis Sends Miners Back Into Shafts   Union Wins Substantial _ Concessions; Owners’ - Pesition Dubious.

 Volume Production lof Vital Fuel ‘Expected by Monda:   Signatures Are Attached to Pact, That Ended 53-Day Strike, in the Presence of the President

Miners Get Substantial Concessions   Wage Boost of $1.85 A Day and Welfare Fund Included in Coal Settlamant

Big Concessions Are Gained by John L. Lewis  Accord Calls for   Accord Calls for $1.85 Wage Increase Plus Welfare Fund

Georgia Police Said Giving Aid To KuKlux Klan   State Official Says Police Have Promised to Allow Klan to Handle Scheduled Race Riot: —

Pro-Franco Crowd Shouts Against UNO   Oppose Foreign Interference

CAA Investigates Airliner Crash   Officials Seek CausOf Virginia Tragedy Where 27 Were Killed.

PROBE.AIR CRASH WHICH KILLED 27   Identification Of Victims:  Proving Difficult

Aeronautics Board to Investigate 27 Deaths in Vikina Plane Crash

TAX] CARAVAN NEARS GAPITAL   Vets Plan To Plead Case Before Department Of Justice

Fulbright Still For Resignation Of Mr. Truman   Did Good Job In Coal Crisis, He Says Of President

‘Good Job. on Strike, Harry, But  Fulbright Still Thinks You Should Retire

Fulbright Pushes Resignation Idea  Admits Truman did Good Strike Job

TRUMAN HANDLED COAL STRIKE OK, SAYS FULBRIGHT  CONTENDS PRESIDENT  COULD DO MORE GOOD

Rep. Fulbright Still Insists Truman Resign In Favor Of Republican; Sees Repetition Of Hoover’s °32 Troubles

FULBRIGHT STILL BELIEVES TRUMAN SHOULD QUIT POST   President Hig Done Good Jel: " With Coal Strike, Senator From Arkansas Savs

Fulbright In Giving Credit To TrumanIn Coal Situation  Still Holds For Resignation

RECEDING FLOODS LEAVE 13 DEAD   ESTIMATE PROPERTY LOSS 3 MILLIONS IN EASTERN STATES

FLOOD WATERS ARE RECEDING   Damage May Exceed 3 Million Dollars Tn Pua States

Denies Charge Of Killing Three At Southbridge   Sortir Held Without Bail “Yn Deaths OF His 2 Sons And 22-Year-Ohd Wife

GT's Stirred By Patterson's Lack Of Information   Men in Pacific Find Seeretary of War Knows  Futtlhe About Discharge Sastem.

GPs Stirred By Patterson’s Lack Of Information   ‘Men i in Pacific Find Sec:  retary of War Knows  : Little About Discharge   System.

GIs Complain Of Ignorance By Patterson  To Questions   Secretary Is Making Tour Around Paeific

Say War Secretary Ignorant Of Facts  G.I.’s Charge Patterns Doesn’t Know TheScore

RUSSIANS DISMISS 8 HIGH AGRONOMISTS   ‘Charges Of Systematic  Crimes Brought

8 High Soviet Officials Fired For Squandering   Falsified Records, Used Collective Farms For Personal Benefit, Moscow Charges

Propose Trainine For Six Months   Army To Take Over if Congress Agrees

PATTERSON REPORTS ARMY TRAINING PLAN   War Department Project To Be Offered

IRAN MAY AIR ITS TROUBLES: AT ASSEMBL!   INTERVENTION OF UNO MAY BE SOUGHT IN DISPUTEWITH BOVIET RUSSIA

President Quoted As Calling Revised Measure ‘Terrible’ In Form Adopted By Senate

EMANDS FOOD PRICES BE PUT INDER LAW   ict in “Terrible shape,” Reported to Be Truman’s View

Kansas Mills Close Down   Wheat Bins Are Empty: Mills Have’ No Choice But to Close Down

Lack of Wheat to Close Most Kansas Mills by June 4   Ninety-four Per Cent Cf State's Milling Capacity Expected To Ba ldle Soon

Naples Ready For Renewal  Street Fichts   Troops Armed With C: non and Machineguns Take Positions For Demonstration

Demands That Umberto Quit Throne Voiced   Seven Killed, More Than Fifty Injured In Rioting Which  Raged in Naples

Armed Troops Take Posts in Naples’ Streets  Ready for Trouble Fonnntad Thace

REPUBLICANS DEMAND KINC QUIT THRONE   Monarchists, Communists Clash; Seven Léft Dead

Italians Asking Cabinet Force  Umberto To Quit   Report Armed Troops Eine Streete Of Naples In Anticipation Of Trouble

Naples Tense; Troops Ready For Trouble :   Expect Republic Demonstrations Aaainst Umberto

Hook To Unthrone Umberto Armed ‘Troops Mass in Streets Of. Naples

Italy Is Armed. Camp as King Refuses to Quit   Troops and Artillery Massed to Combat Mob Violence

Troops Throng Naples To Keen Down Trouble  Demonctrations To   Demonstrations To Urge Ouster Of King Expected

Walk Off Ships At New York, Baltimore 1 Day Ahead Of Union Schedule   BULLETIN

U, S, QUESTIONS BULGAR VOTING   ASKS MORE FREEDOM IN SUNDAY ELECTIONS

Takes Place Fact-Finding Legislation   Members Vote 258 to 114, Leaders Believe It Will Pass the Lower House, Has Teeth In It

Debate on Case . Measure Begins   Quick Approval Expected For Sweening Plan

Leaders Predict Passage by House Of Case Measure Or Similar Bill

VOTEIS TAKEN ON MOTION TO BEGIN DEBATE   Expect F inal Passage Of Measure Within Next Few Days

Chamber Votes 258 to 114 to. Consider Case Bill as Substitute for Truman’s  Plan. a   PASSAGE PREDICTED BY ITS SUPPORTERS   Legislation Makes Unions Lie able to Injunctions and Bans Violent Picketing and Bovecotts.

Strike Control Act Wins Initial House  Test by Big Margin   Truman Rejects Suggestion from Ford That Price Control Be Removed from Auto T rade: Hopes Dim for Early Settlement of Steel. General Motors Strikes: Congressmen Act

Truman Plan Brushed Aside For New One   Hope for Early End to Steel and GM Strikes Diminishes

House Votes to Take Up Substitute For Truman Measure; Union Chief  Withdraws From Detroit Wage Talks

Measure Attacked By Labor as ‘Union . Breaking’ Measure. Sponsors Say It Protects Public.

Rigid Anti-Strike Bill Wins Test  Ballot in House   Proponents See 258-114 Vot As Assuring SwiftApproval

Hopes to Settle Wage Disputes Growing Dimmer:  1,380,000 Workers Remain Idle Through Nation

TOUGH STRIKE CONTROL BILL WINS IN TEST   Heuse Leaders Admit Far Reaching Measure Is Likely To Pass   STATE DELEGATION VOTES IN SUPPORT

Measure Wins Test Vote By Large Margin   Proposed Bill Would Outlaw Violent Picketing, Boycotts

Hopes fo Settle Wage Disputes Growing Dimmer  1,380,000 Workers  Remain Idle Moe Le Rede cee

House's Strike Control Test Goes Over Heavily   Members Of Lower Chamber Vote 258 To 114 To Consider Bill As Substitute For Truman’s Fact-Finding Request

West Texas State College Closed   Regents Act When Students Strike Protesting Housing Conditions

STUDENT STRIKE GLOSES SCHOOL   Walkout over Housing Conditions Ends Classes at West Texas College

Documents Will Be Given U. N. Committee  Claim Franco Is Threat to Peace of World

U. N. to Hear  Franco Enemy   Giral Brings Documental Evidence Fram Papi«

New York Back In Running For  U.N. Home Site   Rockefeller Offer Gives Vision Of Skyscraper ‘‘World Capital’’ In New York

SITE OFFERED ~UN-ASSEMBLY   i  ROCKEFELLER READY TO PRE SENT SITE WORTH MILLIONS IN NEW YORK-CITY——

HELP NOW NEAR FOR CHANGCHUN   Nationalist Reinforcements Advance in Manchuria; Marshall Returns -

Byrnes Makes No Comment On Wallace Ouster.   Did Not Suggest That Wallace Resiga In Phone Talk With Truman But Is NOT Displeased,

Byrnes Did Not Seek Discharge  Remains Silent on Ul awcll acme AA whine

Byrnes Didnt Ask Or Suggest That Wallace Resign   Secretary of State Refuses Comment But  He Appeared Pleased

PAULEY FIGHTS SCANDAL STORY   Oil Man Appointed By Truman Defends His Political Record

Pauley Ready to Present  Rebuttal Today   Reports Persist He Will Withdraw Name

PERSONAL REBUTTAL PLANNED BY PAULEY   TYraman’s Nominee For Navy Ua@erseerttary Has “Alfirmative Case”

Tojo, ‘Big Shot’ Five Years Ago, Is Now Confined Behind Chicken Wire

@ FAUL MALLY” uaa aiennannanana inane  Stalin’s Statement on World SHuation Clarifies Nothing

Kenny Concedes Loss; Will Rogers, Jr., Wins  Over Ellis Patterson

Man Reveals Bride Killed by 3 Bandits Durine Honeymoon   Says Wife Died in His Arms After All Night.  Canoe Trio for Helo

BOOM SEC’Y OF WAR FOR COURT   Patterson May Be Named Successor To Justice Stone

Patterson Is Being Groomed As Chief Justice   Secretary of War Would Be Acceptable To Senate Republicans

PATTERSON MAY GET STONE SPOT   Boom Reported To Put War Secretary On Bench

Quiet Boom For Appointment Of Patterson As Chief Justice Gains Support In Capital   Democrats And Republicans Indicate Secretary of War Would Be Acceptable Hf Nominated: White House Indicates No Action Yet

War Secretary Is Boomed For Chief Justice   Appointment Of Rober! P. Patterson To Succeed Stone Being Urged

CONGRESS HAS APPROVED BIG EXPENSE BILLS   Largest Peacetime Appropriation Measures Get House, Senate Approval

Congress Approves Appropriation Bills   Record Peacetime Armed Forees Fund Bill Passes House   By DEAN W. DITTMER United Press Staff Correspondent (By United Press Leased Wire)

Senate Rushes Appropriations  Funds Must Be Made Available for Fiscal vy SSR yy Seep  ae .  p> ah ee

\ongress Approves 13 Billion Dollars   Largest Single Measure Calls For Funds to Maintain Army of 1,279,000   SERVICE BILLS HAVE NO-STRIKE CLAUSES   Six Other Federal Agencies Are Recipients of Oper tion Monies

Crasn-Lands Plane After Motor Burns   Passengers Stare  Death In the Face

PLANE LANDED SAFELY AFTER ENGINE BURNS   Forty One Passengers Leave Ir Second Plane For Europe

Steel-Nerved Pilot Set Plane Down After Engine Fire in European Hop

42 CRASH LAND IN BIG AIRPLANE   Then Get Into Another and ; Start to Europe

—‘WITHIN AN ARM’S LENGTH OF HELL’—  Pilot Save 42 on Crippled Plane

Only One Plane Passenger Balks at New Hop After Steel Nerves of Pilot Bridae Seven-Minute Eternity

141 Resume Flight To Europe In Second Plane After First Is Crash-Landed

Schwellenbach Confident Coal Talks to Be Resumed   Labor Secretary Confers with Both Le now. And Operators; Ickes Blasts Mine Union , ~ Leader's Demands for Big Welfare Fund

Bread-Greedy Women Raid Bakery Trucks   OPA Probes Black Market— Lines Lenethen

‘Women Waylay Bread Truck   Tales Of Shortages In Meat, Flour Gather Around Nation

Housewives Hi-jacking Bakery Truck Drivers To Seize “Staff of Life’

Bread Truck Drivers Mobbed By Housewives   Meat, Bread Famine Spreads Over Nation

Bread Truck Drivers Mobbed By Housewives  Meat, Bread Famine  ee Pa war atinn

Positive Story Of ‘Winds’ Plan   Captain Safford Says Superiors Gave Order Several Days After Pearl Harbor

Navy Officers Gave Command, Probers Told   Tipoff of War was Decoded Dec. 4, He Testifies at Hearing

PEARL HARBOR WARNING GIVE   Naval Officer Says Jap Code Meant War; Notes Destroyed

SAYS ATTACK NOTICE GIVEN   Probers Told Intercepted Jap Note Constituted Notice of Attack

3-Day Notice Of Jap Raid, Officer Says   “We Knew Intercept of - Dec. 4 Meant War,”  Safford Asserts.

Officer Recalls Order to Destroy Pre-Dec. T Notes   Says War Tips Received 3 Days Before Attack

Witness Saw Winds Message   Naval Communications Head Says Dispatch Was Intercepted

Winds’ Warning Came 72 Hours Before Pearl Blow   Naval Officer Tells Probers of Orders to Destroy Personal Notes

Safford Saw it Few Days Befor Harbor Attack   Others Said There Was No Suth Word

Notes Concerning Pearl Harbor  Ordered Destroved   "Winds Message’ Meant War and W: Knew It Meant War,” Naval Officer Testifies at Probe on Attack

Claims He Saw  ‘Winds’ Report Message Intercepted Dec. 4, Says Officer

Naval Officer Testifies All Personnel Told To Destroy Notes On Events Preceding War

ORDER CAME TO DESTROY EVENT NOTES   More Testimony Is Heard on Facts  About Pearl Harbor

Pearl Harbor Notes Ordered Destroyed, Officer Testifies   Probers Also Told 72 Hours Advance Notice of Sneak Attack Received

3-Day Warning ar Due, Says  aval Officer   Personal Notes About ‘Events Preceding Jap Mtack Were Ordered Burned, Says Safford

Conservation Board Denies Any Of Its Wildlife Funds Diverted Since Year 1939

Conservation Board Replies To Accusations   Denies Diverting Funds Marked For Conservation

High Court Upholds Utility Act   U. S. Can Scrap “Useless” Holding Firms, Says Ruling

Court Puts Constitutionality Stamp On Act's Long Disputed Provision

Holding Act Clause Legal. Court Rules   U. S. Given Power to Dissolve! Useless Power Industry Units

TWO HOLDIN COMPANIES HELD ILLEGAL   ‘Death Sentence’ Clause Backed Up By Supreme Court

Fields Is Facing Contempt Charg  Fails To Produce Records Desired   Bergdoll, World War I Draft Dodger, To Buy Virginia Estate

DISORDERLY CONDUCT’ _ Ex-Partner Attacks Mead After Talk of Senator

Report Anti-Franeo Arme Men Arrested   Senator Mead Assaulted in Buffalo Hotel by Former Business Partner

OPA Lashes at ~ Black Market   Civil Suits Fited All Along West Coast. _ against Lumber and - Material Concerns *

Connally Will Seek Re-Election   Announceinent Is Made Following Washington Contab

Drastic Steps  ‘Taken byGovt. To Save Coal   Lewis, Served With Contempt Citation, Heads Into Court Fight on Monday; Demand For Action Against UMW Locals Is Made

Lewis Determined  To Fight For His Right To Strike   Mine Leader Girds For Court Battle Monday; Sen. Byrd Urges Legal Proceedings Against Loca! Union Officials

Drastic Steps Are Taken to Conserve Coal   Mine Czar Indicates _ Determination to ~=6 Put Un Finish Fight

Lewis Getting Set For Court Battle Monday   Miners’ Leader Readily Accepts Service Of Contempt Citation   SMITH-CONNALLY ACT IS ASSAILED BY AFL   Sen. Byrd Urges Legal Action Against UMW Local Union Officials

DIMOUT ORDER WILL REDUCE USE OF FUEL   Power and Light  Plants Get Orders For Curtailment

2\ States Face Dimout To Conserve  Electricity   Byrd Urges Legal Action Be Taken Against Officials Of Local Unions

Dimout Te Be Pullin tifec! Monday Night   Lewis Readily Accepts Service of Contempt  Citation

Senator Byrd ‘Urges Attorney General Clark to Proceed Against UMW Locals as Againsit Lew o wc

CPA Head Sees Great Hardship ‘Around Corner   Sen. Byrd Requests Action Against Local Union Officials

Take Drastic Steps To Save Coal In Fear Of Shortages ‘Crippling National Economy

OPA Begins Lumber Black Market Drive   ‘VICIOUS ACT BY LAWYERS’ Realtors Want Return Of Contract Rights

CANDIDATES FAVORED BY REDS — ~ JOPPED RIVALS IN GERMANY   COMBINED SOCIALIST AND COMMUNIST TICKET EASILY WON IN SAXONY ELECTION

PARLEYS BEING HELD IN THREE MAJOR STRIKES   Some Hope of Settlement Seen; Seek to Avert National Tie-Up of Tel ephones.

New Hopes For Averting Steel Strike   Labor-Management Talks Will Be Resumed Today; Other Disputes

BOBBY-SOXERS STAGE NEAR RIOT  Movie Stars Are Besieged Af Opening Of Bergman's Play

Lutz Body Found In Diteh   Ends Intensive Search for Fayette Man Wanted in Slaying Case

HURRICANE HEADS FOR FLORIDA KEYS   100-Mile Wind Sweeps North From Caribbean; Some islands Evacuated

Hurricane Warnings Hoisied In Florida   Tropical Storm With 100 Mile Winds Roaring Northward

Labor Wins Tes! On Egypt Policy  Government Gains Vote Of Confidence

’ Move Out of Egypt Approved in Vote   Conservatives Call Proposal ‘Dissolution of the Empire’

Commons Backs Government On Egyptian Stand  Withdrawal Of British Troops

‘House Commons Gives Labor Government 327-158 Vote Of ‘Confidence In Egyptian Row   Vote Taken After Debate On Proposal To Withdraw British Troops From Egypt

Attlee Is Upheld After Dispute on Exit From Egypt   Churchill Declares Empire Imperiled By Laborites’ Stand

Britain’s Regime Gets Confidence Vote Over Egypt  Churchill and Attlee Are at Odds on Removal of Troops

J. Edgar Hoover ” Urges Higher Pay For School Teachers   Says Nation Encouraging. Delinquency.

PB} TRAD GALLS FO BETTER PAY ~ FOR TEACHERS      b  (POL.fS TO CRIME BILL   Says It Could Be Reduced by Improved Guidance of Nation’s Children

Fewer Little Pigs, Bureau Decree As Famine Looms  Feed Shortage Seen _ As Key to Hog  Qutput for 1946

ANDERSON URGES SMALLER PIG CROF   ASKS PRODUCTION CuT AS BOWLES WARNS MEAT SUPPLIES WILL SHRINK.

Meat Scarcity Next Fall Forecast; Hog Crop Cut Asked   Urgent Need for Grain Prompis Government to Ask Farmers ~ to Limit the Production of Pork

CUT IS ORDERED FOR PIG OUTPUT   Action Taken To Save Grain For Shipment To Famine Areas

 Anderson Asks for Less Pork:  And More W heatas Bowles Tells  Of Critical Meat Situation

10% pig cut  is urged to  save grains Anderson pleads for farmers’ helr

Fewer Pigs, More Wheat   That’s Request to Farmers To Get More Grain For Famine Areas Abroad

Anderson Asks Pig Reduction  To Save Grain   Agriculture Chief Decides Needs of Hungry Come First

10 Pct. Pork Slash Asked   Anderson Bares Grain Saving Plan; Bowles Foresees Meat ‘Pinch’

Ask Reduction Of 10 Percent On 1946 Pigs   Meat To Be Plentiful During Next Few Months; Real Pinch To Strike In Fall.   PLAN CUT ON FEED

‘Anderson Calls For Fewer Pigs   Bowles Sees Pinch In Meat Supply Ahead

Asks Farmers To Reduce Size  mp Fis 2 a8 rig rroaucrion   Seeretary Anderson’ Action Designed to fu. orease Supply of Grain  for Export

ANDERSON ASKS FOR FEWER PICS   Urges 10 Per Cent Slash i in  Swine Production

Anderson Asks Pig Reduction to Save Grain   Higher Wheat Prices to Cause Scarcity of Meat---Bowles

Farmers Asked To Decrease Pia Production   10 Per Cent Cut Is Requested to Conserve Grain

Profit Probers Consider May’s Offer to Testify   ' Dr. Garsson Excused After Refusing To Waive Constitutional Rights

May Desires To Stipulate Terms Before He Testifies   Believe Committee Will Refuse, Meets in Secret Today to Make Its Decision

May Offers To Appear Or Own Terms   Wants Permission To Cross-Examine In Senate Inquiry

SPECIFY TERMS FOR TESTIFYING      Committee Will Consider Hi: Request In Closed Session Today

 O'CLOCK STRIKE MAY TIE UP ALL OF NATION'S SERVICES   Ten Of The 15 Locals Scattered Over The Country To Quit

Set Walkout Of Equipment Crews Today   Union Official Claims Walkout Will Bring Breakdown of Service in 42 States; Plan Picket Lines at Exchanges

Saboteurs Hunted Down By BritishIn Tel. Aviv; 101 Taken  Pat? nTrnr wf? aA @ryrmcr sa

‘TroopsArrest Jews In Hunt   British Soldiers Round Up 101 In Intensive Hunt Through Tel Aviv And Remat Gan For Underground Workers

British Nab 10] Jews, As They Comb Tel Aviv Area for Deadly Saboteurs

British Arrest A Third Of Palestine’s Jews As indemnity For Slayings

Strict Curfew Clamped On Palestine Jews: 100 Held   i Search Conducted for Terrorists — More Than One Third of Palestine’s Jews are Placed Under “ House Arres¢

British Tr oops Jail ‘101 Jews During  Search ir in Palestine   More Than One-Third of Population Is Under House Arrest; Saboteurs Who Killed Three Hunted

Third Of Jews In Palestine Under Arrest   British Troops Intensify Hunt For Saboteur Killerc   101 WOUNDED, 2 SLAIN DURING STRICT CURFEW

British Arrest Third of Jews  In Palestine   TwoW ounded in Active Resistance to Hunt: Rigid Curfew Lifted In City of Tel Aviv

British Nab More Jews  In Holy Land   More Than Third Of Hebrews Are Under House Arrest

American Occupation Army Brought Tradition of June Wedding With It to Berlin

Gambling Curb Effective: Roach   Syndicates Smashed In State, Lions Told

Spy Network Charge Made   Espionage Ring Extended Into America, Canada Says !n Blast at Reds

Wloscow's Spy J. S. Disclosed   Network of Agents Operated Under Direct Instructions From Russia, ‘anadian Prime Minister Announces

Number of Idle Ships Increases On Texas Coast   Houston and Galveston Idle; Pickets Active In Gulf Ports

TEXAS COAST SHIP STRIKE HITS CORPUS   Galveston and Houston Paralyzed By Seamen Walkout

U.S. PRESSES DISARMAMENT   Seeks Quick Action by UN; Holds Troop Count Is Secondary.

U. $. Seeks Arms Limitation And Atomic Control   Delegates Will Push World Program For Demilitarization

U.S, READY TO DSH FOR U.N DECISION ON  DISARMAMENT      Americans Are Anxious To Get Troop Inspection Issue Settled

United States Presses For Immediate U.N. Action On World Arms Limitations

“Americans to Press for World: Arms Limitation   Program to Include International Clamp On Atomic Eneray

U. S. Prepares To Press For Immediate U.N. Action On World Arms Limitation Plan   American Delegation Anxious To Dispose Of World Troop .Inventory Question

U. S. Presses ; For UN Vote On Limitation  Of Arms Plan   Delegation Anxious For Troop Census Matter Settlement

U.S. Presses for Action On Arms Limitation Plan   Today's News in Brief

Farm Prices Expected To Hold Steady   Markets For Produce Held Likely To Stay At High Levels

Farm Prices to Continue High  Little Decline Until Last Half of Year

Farm Prices  At New Peak   Highest In 25 Years And Little Change Seen For Next Few Months

See Little Change In Farm Prices for Next Few Months   Small Decline in Consumer Income Won't Hurt Much

ae SEES HIGH FARM PRICES, GOOD MARKETS  ‘FARM BOOM STAYING ON IN 1946

OPA Abolishes Many Ceilings: Flour To Jump      Millers Granted Increase of 20 Cents Per 100  Pounds

Flour Prices Up it Latest. OPA Ruling   Officials Say Increase Should Not Boost   ‘Retail Bread :  Deirae 

FLOUR MILLERS PRANTED PRICE BOOST BY OPA   Will Mean Increase Of One To Two Cents Gn 5-Pound Bag   CERTAIN COTTON RUGS ARE BEING ADVANCED

FLOUR MILLS ARE GRANTED _ HIGHER PRICE   BREAD WON’T GO UP; CEILINGS ERASED ON MANY ITEMS

OPA ALLOWS INCREASE IN FLOUR PRICE   Boost to Millers Will Bring Small Hike In Retail Cost

Millers Granted Flour Price Hike  OPA Lifts Ceilings On Several Items

PRICE OF FLOUR ~ BOOSTED BY OP!   AGENCY SAYS INCREASE SHOULD NOY PUT UP THE COST OF BREAD.

Flour Millers Are Given Hike ~ By OPA Actior   Ceilings on Scores O1 Articles Are Wiped Out by Agency

Flour Millers Get 20 Hike Per 100 Pounds   Result Will Be Small Increase in Retail Price of Raw Product

“Benefits” Offered to the UNO ‘Groundhog Lodge To Share  Secrets In Cause Of Peace

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS Activities of* Interest To unities

MERCURY HITS 17 LOW; EARLY FRUIT RUINED   Peach, Pear and Plum Crops Affected, Local Growers Say

Battle Begun On Atom Bill In Lower House   SENATE MEASURE FACES TOUGH FIGHT IN.’ CONGRESS

Wormley-Spuraeon   Increased Costs Necessitate Higher Telephone Service Charge June 4

TELEPHONE RATES RISE   Increase 65c ‘a Phone For Business, 40c on Residences

Increased Costs Necessitate Higher Telephone Service Charae June 4

TEACHERS URGED TO ATTEND COUNTY COUNCIL MEETINGS TO BE HELD IN OFLWEIN

HOT REPORT sEES CUTS I MEAT SIJPPLI   East, South and Far West to See Severe Shortage in Few Months.

Some Areas Face Shortage of Meat  East, South, Far West Will Be Hit Ile Claim

Meat Supply For Civilians To Decline   Will Run Into Severe Shortages In Few Months

‘CIVILIAN SUPPLIES OF MEAT TO DROP IN MONTHS AHEAD   East, South and Far West Expected to Experience Severe Shortages, Government Says.   LOW PRODUCTION SEASON NEAR AT HAND   Study Indicates There Will Be More Butter, Fish, Eggs and Poultry on the Markets.

Three Areas Face Large Cut In Meat  Purchasing   Demand Has Topped Supplies Of Nation

SEVERE MEAT SHORTAGE DUE THIS SUMMER   GENERAL OUTLOOK ON CIVILIAN FOOD IS IMPROVED

Butter, Meat Shortages lo Continue   Pinch to Be Felt First In Areas Far Away From Sources ©

Butter Quantities Less Official Report Reveals Low Supplies of Meat Face U.S.   Government Unable Meet Commitments Abroad; Reduced Army Demands Help to Relieve Tight Markets on Essentials

Severe Shortage of Meat Looms; Final Try Is Made ‘To Head Oft Sugar Strike

Only Mid-West To Have Meat   Supply to Decline Over Rest of Nation

Severe Shortages Of Meat In Eastern, Northern And Far West Areas Feared In Next Few Months

Meat Shortages in Some Areas to Become Severe   Civilian Supplies Are Expected to Show Decline

Meat Shortages in  Some Areas  to Become Severe Civilian Supplies Are Expected  tm Chaur TDyaclina

ittle Supply emains After idwest Buys   Increased Buying Power In Central Area To Cause Uneven Distribution.   MORE EGGS, POULTRY

Predict Shortage Of Meat   During Next Few Months; Butter Production May Be Third Below 1945

Meat Shortage Faces Several Sections Nation   Civilian Supplies in Bast ern, Southern aud Far Western Areas Will Be  Affected

Study Indicates Meat Rations Will Be Thinner   Severe Shortages Fae East, South And Far-West U. S.

Severe cut in meat supplies is seen ahead  East. south, far west will be hit

DISTRIBUTIQN IS BIG PROBLEM Severe Shortages Of Meat Seen Over Nation Next Few Months

HEWAY MARKET, LINCGLS WAY, W., OPEN FOR BUSINES: AS TIRITAT,..A4n —

Democrats Hear Plea for Meat  Candidate Wants ? Ohio Party to  mee! Ae

IRON ORE PRICE HIKED 59 CENTS   Ceiling Lifted To Meet Wage Increase And New Production Costs

PURDUE SPECIALIST WILL GIVE VIEWS ON BEEF-CATTLE OUTLOOK   COUNTY-WIDE MEETING OF: 4-H BEEF CALF CLUB MEMBERS TO BE HELD SEPTEMBER 30

U.S, DISCLOSES: 4,200 VESSELS AIDED ALLIES   Ships of Various Types Transferred During War Under Lend-Lease Pacts. 

Details of Plane Are Disclosed  Craft Described as Flying Laboratory

Ex- Gestapo Officer Charges Georing 'With Frame Up Of Fritsch, Blomberg

Goering Plot To Oust Nazi Chiefs Aired   War Crimes Trial Told Of Efforts OF Nazi Marshall To Thrust High General Out

HAND OF GOERING   One Time Gestapo Officer Testifies on Nazi Army Changes

MORE GOERING PLOTS TOLDTO poWME POLAT   Engineered Dismissal of Two Generals by Hitler, Witness Says.

‘Testifies Against Goering   Former German Secret Police Declares he Engineered Deals

Former Nazi Police Officer Rakes Up Party Scandal  Witness Describes Turpitude Among Reich Heads

Goering Named As Framer Of  False Charges   Former Gestapo Official Says They Resulted in Dismissal of Two High  } German Figures

Couple Celebrates  65th Anniversary  Mr., Mrs. L. A. Bailey Lived In LeMars

Couple Celebrates — 65th Anniversary  _ Mr., Mrs. L. “AY Bailey “Lived In‘LeMars — ‘

KING EXPECTED 10 ANNOUNCE pUSSIN 15 FOREIGN POWER INVOEVED IN CANADIAN PLOT

CANADA PUSHES ‘SECRET’ PROBE   Premier Expected To Name Russia as Offender

‘Sugar Brokers: Rap Zone Rules   Charge OPA Prevents Fair Distribution Over Country

Sugar Refineries Start Up Again  Housewives on Two Paste ba Dnnntié

Harmonious U.N. Delegates Take Disarmament Step   Molotov Agrees On Inspection Free  Of Council Veto

ARMS REDUCTION PLANS APPROVED   U. N. EXPECTED TO DRAW UP PROGRAM SOON — INSPECTIONS AGREED ON.

HOOVER FINDS EXTRA TONS OF NEEDED FOOD   Latin America Is Willing to Help Ease World Shortage

HOOVER SAYS FOOD OUTLOOK IS IMPROVED   Ex-President _ Reports Help Coming From Latin-America

Food Outlook is Improved, Hoover Says      ‘Latin America Making - 800,000 Extra Tons of Food Available

Food Prospect Much Improved   Hoover SaysLatinAmerican Caoneration Is Helning

Hoover Reports World Food Outlook Improved   Latin American Cooperation In Providing 800,000 Extra Tons Of Cereals And  Reans Alleviates Critical Status

Food Situation Is Improved, Hoover Asserts  Former President Reviews Outlook Following Survey

Latin Nations Will Export Extra Food  Supply Remains Inadequate for Famished Areas

Food Situation Is Improved, Hoover Asserts  Former President  Reviews Outlook

MOTORCYCLE OPERATOR BREAKS GOLLAR BONE   Willow Grove Man Thrown Along Easton Highway    PASSING TWO BUSSES

Parley Collapses As Union Leaders  Stage Walkout   Government Action Awaited But Seizure OF Mines Not Exvected

Lewis Bolts Meet; Says It’s Useless   More Positive Government Action Expected to Fol low Parley Breakdown

Lewis Walks Out  of Conference _   "Asserts Further Talks In Coal Row Futile

Negotiations Futile Says John L. Lewis   UMW Chief Walks Out of Soft Coal  Wada Cianfaroencra

Lewis Leads Miners Out When Operators Reject Proposal  To Disagree

CAUSE COLLAPSE OF JOINT TALKS   Delivers Philippic To Operators As Meetings Close

Lewis Walks Out On Wage Dispute As Parley Fails   Government Action Now Seen Likely to Settle 10-Day Shutdown

Lewis Walks Out Of Conference And Says Further Discussion Futile    Federal Act ion Held Inevitable   Miners Will Not Return Until Operators Show ‘More Cooperation’

Says Further Negotiations Are Futile   Government Action Declared Necessary

Battle Over OPA Looms  For Senate   Price Administrator Pant Porter and Senator Taft On Opposite Sides Place Emphasis on Same Point

Senate Floor Fight Looms On OPA Bill   Porter Says Bill Will End Effective Price, Rent Control

PRICE RISE SEEN BY PORTER IF OPA BILL 1S ENACTED   Agency Chief Predicts Meat Will Go Up 40 to 50 Per Cent and Dairy Products Soar.   MAJOR SENATE FIGHT LOOKED FOR BY TAF!   Upper Branch to Take Up Measure Monday — Floor Manager for Legislation  Not Yet Chosen.

FATE OF OPA IS NEAR DECISION BY SENATORS   Floor Fight Is Predicted On Bill Depriving OPA Of Power

Porter Asserts Senate OPA Plan Dooms Controls   Means Rent, Price Curb End, Soaring Prices on Meat, Cheese

Declares Bowles Slandered. House   Senate Floor Fight Is Certain On OPA Measure

BATTLE AHEAD IN SENATE ON OPA CONTRO   SENATE BILL LIFTS DAIRY AND MEAT CEILINGS

Porter Attacks - Price Measure  Fight  Looms Over Lifting Whe tear  Dantenla

OPA Extension Measure Is Attaeked In Present Form   Porter Predicts End of Price and Rent Control if Bill is Passed—-Major Battle Expected in Senate

Porter Blasts Senate’s  OPA Slashes  Says Action Will End All Price, Rent Controls If Approved

Trial of Nazis Closes Today   21 Defendants to Deliver Final Statements

CRIMES TRIAL TO END TODAY   Brief Statements to Mark End of Hearing Before Military Tribunal

Nazi Criminals Await Verdict   International Tribunal Ends Hearings Today

Margaret Waite. _ Married Monday’  Ceremony Held In . Sioux City Church

BETTY SCHNEIDER AND R. WUCHER MARRIED SATURDAY   Reautifut Ceremony Performed ia Tho St. Peter Gathslle Church At Nine O'Clock

FORD ASKS FOR REMOVAL — OF AUTO PRICE CONTROLS   HEAD OF MOTOR COMPANY JOINS IN DEMAND FOR ‘ HIGHER PRICES IN AUTO INDUSTRY

Price Increases Urged As Method To Settle Strikes   Henry Ford II Latest Advo cate Of Such Method— Sends Message To Snyder   WOULD REMOVE PRICE CEILINGS

HIKE IN. STEEL PRICES URGED TO END STRIKE   Government Officials Study Proposal To Return 700,000 to Their Jobs

New Conference  On Heirens Case   State’s Attorney And Attor ney For Youth Will Pian Future Moves In Case

Congress Streamlining Plan Includes Pav les Pensions jad Assistants

Congress Told By Committee To Modernize   First Point of New Streamlining Plan Is to Boost Congressman’s Pay $19,000 Annually.

Congress Hears From Its Own Ranks How It Should Streamline Itself- Includes Pay Hikes

CONGRESS SALARY BOOST ADVOCATED IN NEW PROGRAM   Streamline Proposal Would Curb Present Power of  Marca Premnrmitan

Plan Modernized Congress Set-Up   Study Group Offers  Streamline Program

Streamlining Of Congress Recommended   Pay Raises, Pensions Are Included in Proposed Changes

Streamlined Plan For Revamping of Congress Studied   Extra Pay, Pensions and More Assistants Points in Committee Report

Congress Hears Program for Modernization  Pow Hike Poancinns   Pay Hike, Pensions. Extra Help for Solons Called for

Congress Asks Pay Raise, Pensions, Paid Assistants   Streamlined Legislature Also Would Conduct Night Sessions, Broadcast To Nation

MORE PAY AND HELP IN PLAN TO STREAMLINE OUR CONGRESS   Recommend That Control Of House Rules Committee Be Loosened Up

Streamlining Plan Wouid Hike Pay Congress Members   Program Provices For Pensions, Extra Aides

STREAMLINED CONGRESS PROGRAM IS PROPOSED ©   “Pay Raises, Pensions, New Helpers Would Be Provided fot Law Makers

Congress Hears Streamline Plan On Raise, Aides   Would Break Tight Control Rules Committee Holds Over Pending Legislation

Streamlining Of Congress Recommended  Pav Raices. Paencions   Pay Raises, Pensions Are Included in Proposed Changes

‘Congressional Streamlining Plan Calls For Pay Raises, ‘Pensions, Extra Assistants   Want To Break Tight Control Which House Rules Committee Can Bottle Up Bills

Streamlining Of Congress Proposed   Program Would Include Pay Boost and Provide Solons With Assistants

Congress Hears Streamlining Discussion   Proposal Would Give 'awmakers Raise, Distribute Power

Congress Looks lo Streamlining  Pay Raicec Paencions   Pay Raises, Pensions And Assistants Eyed

Streamline Plan Given Congress   Would Raise Salaries To $15,000—Would Cut Rules Committee Control

Rain Continues In State Over Wider Areas   Showers Estimated Worth Millions In Drouth Spots

‘te lenmediate Takers   Striking Unions Handed Plan For Anick Settlement Of Ship Tieup

BRASS PLANTS CLOSED DOWN   CIO Workers of Two Large Connecticut Firms Go  Out at Midnight

Governor To Give Assembly First Message   Joint Session Monday To Hear Recommendations

Tuck Making First Speech To Assembly  As Governor’   Message May Contain References To Budget

Banned From UN   .Name Harris  Yank Leader   ‘Bucky’ Harris, 18 Years A Big Time Manager, Is Choice Of Yankees

BUCKY HARRIS TO BOSS YANKS   Named Manager of New York American Leacuers for 1947

Congress May Pr ohe Wartime  Activities RFC   GAC Reports Corporation Does ‘Not Controt Hs Murlti-Milflion Dollar  Tnyesiments

Congress Plans To Investigate REC Activitie:   Government Lost Nothing, Favoritism Possible, Agency “Out June 36

RFCs Accounting Muddle Leads To Probe Demand   Conditions Cited Seem To Leave Door Open For Favoritism

Possible Investigation ... .  Accountants Claim RFC Doesn't Control Seven Billion In Investments

RFC Inquiry Taking Shape   Lax ‘Accounting Laid To U. 8S. Lending Uni

RFC Operations Report Studied By Congressmen   Accounting Office Holds Corporation Fails to Function

FREEZE RENTS, BOWLES URGES   State Chiefs’ Aid I: Asked To Retore Rent Controls

Prices Getting ‘Out of Hand’ ‘Inflation in Farm Prices Here,  Loan Group Told by US Official

OMEN VOTERS FAVOR PRIMARY   Survey is Made By State . League; in Democrat Platform.

Accidents Kill 17 In Michigan During Week-Enc   Labor Day Death Toll Is Lightest On Recent Record

Burnes Proposes to Let 21-Nation Parley Write Treaties         Challenae of Rising Highway Death Toll "Must Be Mef'— Truman

President Urges Uniformity In Traffic Rules   Highway Death Toll Appalling

Truman Says Actiot  Is Needed to Curb  Mounting ‘Toll on Highways

Truman Calls For Uniform  Highway Rules   Seven-Point Program Before National Safety Conlerence

Grade “A” Milk Below Standard  Yast Improvement Necessary in lowa

‘Washington Monuments Safe i  ace . . . Ne Lipstick On Lincoln; No  Beard On Thomas Jefferson

Washington Monuments Safe  No Lipstick On Lincoln; No  Beard On Thomas Jefferson

Here’s One Production Tie-up the Youngsters Really Will Appreciate

Interesting News, Mostly About Iowa   Loses Package Of Beef;  Finds A Woman’s Dreca

CHIANG HAS HIS EYES ON ALL OF MANCHURIA   Aid Reaffirms Governmen Plan To Win Territory

HOPE FOR PEACE IN CHINA CENTRAL NOTE   National Government Plans Cover All Manchuria

EC A NNR Se cepenmenerr. seems eer  Government Calls On Operators To Resume Operation Of Mines

Agreement On New Pay Pact Urged  Three Days Left For Negotiations

KRUG FEELS OU COAL BIG 5 Oh NEW CONTRACT   Industry Chiefs Air Views On Taking Back Mines In Capital Meeting

Arug Calis On Operators To Reach Terms   Conferences Are Held With Both Factions lLoday

CONFERS WITH OPERATORS ON UNION CONTRACT   Interior Secretary Soheduled to Meet With Lewis Again This Afternoon

Spokesmen for Industry at Talks Today   Three Days Left for Negotiations—Strike May Be Called for November 20 by Lewis

INDUSTRY TRIES AGAIN TO AVOID SERIOUS STRIKE   Coal Officials Huddle with Krug, Strive for Accord With Lewis

OWNERS SCOUT POSSIBILITY OF LEWIS TRUCE    Return to Private Management Sought: UMW Head  To Appear Later.

Five Top Men Are  Present   Effort Being Made to Avert Coal Strike

Lewis Contract Coming  Up Next   Entire Situation Is Aired At First Of Sessions

Soft Coal Industrial Spokesmen Discuss Prospects for Contract To Avoid Strike.      LEWIS WILL FOLLOW DURING AFTERNOON

Krug Seeks fo Return Mines To Their Owners   To Confer With Lewis Later This Afternoon

Krug Confers With 5 Top  Mine Owners   Asks Opcrators To Reach Accord With Lewis, ‘Sake Mines Back.

Operators And Krug Confer On. Contract —   Top Five Spokesmen Discuss Ways To Aver Strike; Interior Secretary To Meet With — John L. Lewis This Afternoon. ~

Effort Made To Get Operators, Lewis In Line   Labor Leader’s Deadline Only Eiaht Days Away

Government Feels Out Coat Operators On Taking Back Mines, Settling With Lewis

Top Five Spokesmen And Secretary Seek To Avert Strike In PitsOn Nov. 20

COFFEE PRICE LIDS HIKED BY 10-13 CTS. LB   OPA Says Increases Result From Green Coffee Boost

Retail Price Of Coffee Is Given Boost   Ten to Thirteen Cents a Pound Increase Announced by OPA Today

PRiGe FOR COFFEE 10 BE INCREASED   Ten to 13-Cent Pound  Hike Made Today by OPA,

Coffee Price Up 10-13 Cents   OPA-Approved Increase Effective Kmnmediately

Coffee Price Up 10-13 Cts. Pound   Control Ceases On Cast Metal Furniture

Umberto Voices Protest, Then Goes Into Exile    King Charges Tha  Cabinet Acted IWegqally

EXILED RULER LEAVES TTALY FOR PORTUGAL   UMBERTO REGARDS HIMSELF STILL AS KING

King Says Cabinet Acted legally: I'lies to Exile   Umberto Charges Naming of Premier as Chief of State “Revolutionary ;” Goes to Portugal to Await Ruling

ISENATE MASSACRES OPA   talian King Blasts Cabinet. Flies to Exile in Portuaal

Claims Premier lllegally Named Head of Cabine   Avers He Wants Tc Avert Bloodshed In Going to Portugal

KING CHARGES ILLEGAL ACT      Umberto Protests Action Of Cabinet As He Leaves Italy for Exile

ITALIAN MONARCH FLIES 10 EXILE T0 AVERT CIVIL WAR   Aide Declares Umberto Still Considers Himself King as Plane Takes Him to Portugal.   INDICATES RULER WILL RETURN LATER   Umberto in Proclamation Says Cabinet Acted Illegally in Naming Premier Chief of State.

 Leaves Italy Temporarily  King Umberto Says Cabinet Acted Illegally: Goes to Exile

Brazil Demands Softer Peace Be Given To Italy   Foreign-Minister Of Brazil Presents Plea To Paris Peace Conference   DELEGATES FEAR VERBAL BOMBSHELL

Asked To Restrict Amuse Conference Held As Nation ments, Close Schools   Lewis Will Go To Court Monday   No Confirmation Received That Break Is Impending In Drastic Walkout

Court Fight Set Monday Morning   Secretary Of Interior Krug Warns That Less. Than Two Days’ Supply Is on Hand

STATES URGED TO GIRD BELTS FOR EMERGENCY      Industry of Nation Crippled; Fuel  Stores Low

STRIKES ON. GREAT  AKES   Appeal To Other Unions To Tie Up All Shipping   . By CHARGLES J. THOBABEN INS Staff Correspondent

LAKE SEAMEN STRIKE FOR WAGE INCREASES   Threaten To Tle Up All Ship ping On Great Lakes

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   To Discuss Redeployment With Demonstrating Troops

NEAR MUTINY _ AT FRANKFURT   FOUR ‘THOUSAND SOLDIERS ARE PREVENTED BY GUARDS FROM ENTERING ARMY HEADQUARTERS

Italy Accused  Of Ageression   Soviet Deputy Disputes Right Of Rome To Ask For Trieste

CHARGE ITALY HAS APPETITE FOR EXPANSION   Vishinsky Claims Italy Already Thinking Of Ageression

ITALY BLAMED FOR SCHEMES OF EXPANSION   Molotov Aide Says Country Already Is Thinking In Terms of Aggression.

Molotov Back Krom ™‘oscow Peace Talks   Soviet Finds Paris Parley In Doldrums; Vishinskv Attacks Htaly

Molotov Returns to Conference   Parley in Doldrums With Byrnes in Berlin, Bevin to Leave for London

Russian Raps Italian Grab For Conquest   Vishinsky Charges Ital; " Has Diehard Appetite For Expansion; Hint: At Aggression

Vishinsky Flays lvanoe Bonomi, Claim to Trieste   Diohard Appetite tor Conquest, Lapunsion Charged by Russian

Red Says Italy Plans Expansion   Vishinsky Assails “Servant of Fascists’

Reds Attack Italy for Conquest, Expansion, Hint Future Aggression

Soviet Delegate Lashes Italians in Fresh Peace Conference Outburs!

O'DANIEL FACES —COQURT BATTLE   SON. OF. SENATOR_IN. TROUBLE AS RESULT OF RENT HIKE AND EVICTION NO WOK

Sr a i Gata Na TU ar lem ca tel  TO FIGHT C’DANIEL IN. EVICTION CASE:

U.S. Objection Fo Franco Ban  Beaten by UN.   Commaittee Approves Break: With Madrid by Vote - 8 7...

Partial Break With Spain Is Urged by U. N. Committee   Objections of United States Overridden—Resolution Calis on Nations to Withdraw Their Ambassadors and Ministers Plenipotentiary From Country — Countries Stil! Could Maintain Charge d’Affaires in Madrid.

U.N. Group Asks Partial Break With Franco Spain Committee OK’s  Belgian Proposal Despite Objections  wn wT @¢, _ _

Action Voted Despite U.S. Opposition   Spanish Republican Premier Declares He Is Satisfied

Resolution For Diplomatic. Break. With Spain Passed Over Protests

U.N. Committee Votes Partial Franco Break  U. S. Objections Over ‘ridden; Troop, Disarma ment Wrangle Broken   Lewis Made One Frantic Effort To Sign Pact With Mine Owners

UN Committee Asks RBraak With Franco   Resolution For Diplomatic break With Spain Passed Over Protests

FRANCO SPAIN GETS SLAP IN U.N. CONCLAVE   VOTE FOR’ RECALL OF AMBASSADORS PASSED, 27-7

Diplomatic Break With Spain Voted By UN Committee  U S. Objections to Ac   J. S. Objections to Ac tion Are Overridden by Group

Beigian Proposal is for’ Immediate Diplomatic Break by Membevr States; 27 of 51 Memhare Voted for it.

VOTE PARTIAL BREAK WITH FRANCO SPAIN   U.N. Committee Takes Action Over U. S. Objections

STUDENT SUSPECT FREED OF CHARGE   Chicago Police Are Now Without a Major Suspect.

OAL SHORTAGE GROWS SERIOUS   Coal Industry: Looicing’, to. Congress to Settle Hobly Contented Tssttes— Passage of! Broad Labor Logislation Appears. ‘Unlikely. “ :

DEATH TOLL 10 8 IN BUS ACCIDENT ON MOUNTAINSIDE   Chartered Vehicle Carrying Seattle Ball Players Plunges 500 Feet Down Slopo And Burns.   “WEONG SIDE” DRIVEL BLAMED FOR WRECK   Survivor Says Bus Crashed Through Guard Rail When Brakes Were Applied to Prevent Collision,

EIGHT KILLED IN BUS WRECK      Victims Were Members O; Baseball Club; Eight Others Injured

Direct Negotiation Of Dispute Urged   Mediation Board Chairman Would Drop Hearings On Frisco Dispute

Reds Of China Plan Blockade Against Chiang   Nanking Communists Decide to Organize Their Own Government

SINO-REDS PLAN GOVERNMENT 10 OPPOSE CHIANG   British Flogging Victims Hunt Jewish Attackers In Holy Land

AL SMITH PRAISED AT DEDICATION 8Y GOVERNOR DEWE'   State Office Building ‘Re named at Ceremonies . thie Mornine

AMPUTEES WILL CET FREE CARS   Government Foots Bill Estimated 18,000 To Qualify

Amputee Veterans Given Aid to Purchase Autos  Government Will Pay For Cars With Priorities Expected

Army Revolt Still Serious in Portugal   ¥ Madrid Reports Say Troops and Police y, Held in Barracks

Coal Strike Unchanged in Third Week      Walk-Out Scheduled for Two Sugar Refineries Averted but One Mill Facez Shut-Down

American Policy Toward Germany Given By Byrnes   U. S. Secretary Of State Makes Dynamic Statement In Stuttgart Address   WARNING IS ALSO AIMED AT SOVIET

TRUMAN SEEKS DEFENSE FORCE   Inter-American Unit Would Protect Hemisphere

Inter-American Military System Is Truman’s Goal Alliance Is Scheduled This Year

U.S. Army Into Void   Forces of Other Amer. ican Countries Former. ly Trained by France . And Germany

JOINT ARMY OF AMERICAS AIM   Closely - Knit Striking Force Believed Truman’s Purpose

Ready-For-Action Hemisphere Defense Force Seen Goal Of ‘Truman's Collaboration Plea   Calls For Retention Of Military Setup With American Republics

Truman Asks Armed Alliance For Americas   Fer- Reaching Proposal Asks That U. S: Train, Organize, Equip Arm. ed Forces of Americas, Encluding Canada.

ruman Wants Streamlined Force Standing By For Action ‘Inter - American Military System Is Goal

Truman’s Objective Appears to Be  Pan-American Unit  Alliance Evidently Would Provide Hemispheric Army

U.S. Trained Force For Two Americas   Historic German, French Roles in Southern Republics Viewed

Armed Alliane      Far- Reaching Proposal - Asks That U. S- Train, Organize, Equip Arm  ed Forces of Americas, Including Canada.

Truman’s Coal Is Suitable Striking  Force for Americas   Would Make Hemispher Ready to Keep Out Any Aggressors in Future

MINERS MIGHT WALK QUT JUST AS COLD COMES   Strike Could Start Nov. 20, Just On Edge Of Real Winter; New Wage Demands, Charge Against Government Hinted.

Sends Krug Ultimatum To Bein Washington . For Wage Talks Nov. 1 Or Miners Will Strike

LEWIS HURLS NEW DEMANDS IN COAL CRISIS   Walkout ‘ Threatened “unless Government ~ Agrees * + To Parley:on Nov. 1

LEWIS SETS NOV. 1 AS DEADLINE FOR STRIKE THREAT   Ultimatum To Krug Sets Date, ‘And No Later”

Lewis Advances Date Of Coal Strike Threat   Tells Interior Secretary Krug To Meet Him In Washington On Nov. 1 And No Lat:

November  Walkout Seen  In Ultimatum   Head of Coal Miners Warns Failure to Open Talks in Ten Days Will Void Contract

Early Walkout By Miners Is Threatened   Breach Of Contract Charged Unless Session Arranaed

Lewis Sharp In New Wage Demand Note   Sets Nov. 1—and No Later —For Sec. Krug to Meet Him in Washington

STRIKE THREAT FIRED IF KRUGS NOT IN CAPITAL      Says Failure Of Secretary To Be There Would Be Breach Of Contract

Will Discuss Arbitration Of Issue, Though, Collisson Says   UMW Leader Charges Government Broke Agreement

Lewis Serves Ultimatum On Mine Contract  Demands Parley On November 1 —Or Else

ls Willing To Meet Lewis In California   Miners’ Boss * Threatens To Strike Again

LEWIS MOVES UP DATE OF STRIKE THREAT TO NOV. 1   WHIPS OUT SHARP NEW ULTIMATUM TO SECRETARY KRUG

Lewis Moves Up Date OF Strike Threat To Nov. J   Issues Ultimatum To Krug Te Cut Short His Trip.

Mine Boss Seeks Negotiations on Wages, Hours and Other Items; Charges Breach of Agreement.   KRUG HAS NO DESIRE TO RE-OPEN CONTRACT

Lewis Steps Up Tempo in  Krug Attack   Ultimatum Sets Strike Deadline

Boss of UMW Marks Nov. 1 As ‘Deadline’   ‘Meet Me or Else’ Note Given Krug ° Over Pav Session

Demand Krug to Reopen Question  Of Wages, Hours   Look For Repercussions In Hard Coai Field As Well As Soft Coal Mines

Lewis Hands U.S. a Coal Ultimatum   Krug Must Be In Washington Nov. 1 Or Miners Strika

THREAT OF NEW SOFT COAL WALKOUT GIVEN BY LEWIS   Hint At Further Wage Demands And Accusation Of Breach Of Contract By Government Hurled At Truman Administration By Union Chieftain—Challenge Interpreted As Meaning Strike Of 400,000 Miners In Bituminous Field May Be Called Nov. 20

—Miners Demand Fresh Wage Concessions—  Lewis Thunders New Ultimatum   Coal Workers Chief Tells Interior Secretary Te Meet Him Nor. I Or Face New Watkout

Willing To Discuss Nev Coal Contract Interior  Head Tells Mine Chief

Krug Gets Ultimatum From Lewis      UMW Chief Threatens to Call Coal Mine Strike Unless Seeretary Meets Him to Discuss Wages

Lewis Issues a New Ultimatum   Demands Nov.  Parley Or Walkout To Follow

UMW Chieftain — Intimates Miners May Be Called Tc Strike November 1

ORDERS KRUG TO SEE HIM IN CAPITAL   Miners Will Walk Out Unless Meeting Is Held   STOPPAGE   Would Affect 75,000 Men; Entire Wage Question To Be Reopened

New Wage Contract Is  Demanded  . Soft Coal Strike .\- Is Threatened

Lewis Raises UMW Threat Of Soft Coal Miner Strike   Union Chief Charges Contract Abrogation, Demands Pay Talks

Lewis Tells Krug To Meet Him Nov.1 Or Face Walkout   Mine Workers’ Union Boss Says Contract Will Be Voided Unless Krug Complies

LEMS ORDERD ATUG BACK TO CAPITAL TALKS   Poses Threat of Soft Coal Strike Nov. 1 to Get Action.

New Coal Shutdown Threatened   Lewis Charges U.S. With Violating “Union Contracts

Lewis Issues New Ultimatum To Government   ' Moves Deadline For Reyised Mine Pact Up To November 1}

Krug Invites UMW Boss To Meet With Him   Willing To Discuss New Contract; Lewis *° Claims Old Contract Broken By Government

Krug Invites Lewis to Meet Him in West   Denies Breach Of U.S. Contract With Coal Miners

LEWIS STEPS UP TEMPO OF HIS DEMANDS   Sends Nov. 1 Deadline Ulti-matum to Interior Secretary Krug.

Lewis Charges Breaking of  UMW Contract   Demands U. S. Open Talks for Completely New Contract with Union By November 1]

Lewis In New Ultimatum To  Secretary Krug  Moves_Up Date Of His Threatened Strike Of

Ultimatum Given Krug By Lewis   Tells Krug to Meet Him by Nov. 1 or Face  Walkout

LEWiS SPEEDS LABOR ISSUES   Soft Coal Boss Starts Using ‘Iron-Arm’ Measures

Mine Workers’ Chief Repeats Request That Krug Reopen Coal Contract

Lewis Threatens New Coal Strike As Winter Nears  Mine Chief Claims U. 8. Has Violated  Terms of Contract

LEWIS RAISES THREAT OF NEW COAL DISPUTE   Hints Another Wage Boost: Charges U. S. With Breaking Contract

LEWIS SENDS AN ULTIMATUM TO SECRETARY KRUG   Demands That Krug Meet Him In Washington November   ‘And No Later— Or He Will Call Coal Strike On That Day.

LEWIS SPEEDS UP ULTIMATUM   Threatens Noy. 1 Strike Unless Krug Opens Conferences

UMW Threatens New Shutdown In Coal Mines   Collisson Objects To Proposal But is Ready To Open Negotiations

Lewis Sends Sharp Wire fo Sec. Krug   Declares Failure to Meet Him on Nov.  Will Void Contract

Lewis Warns Strike Neat   Tells Krug to Meet Him November ‘1 Or Face Walkout of Mine Workers -

Lewis Steps Up Pace Of Union's Attack   Sends Ultimatum Again to Krug

LEWIS RAPS AT TRUMAN REGIME   Threat Of New Soft Coal Strike Tossed At Administration  ASKS MEW CONTRACT

Krug Invites Lewis to Meet Him   Lewis’ New Challenge Could Mean Walkout Of. Miners

J.L. Lewis Message  To Krug   Curtly Tells Sec’y Of Interior to  Meet Him in Capita City November 1

Krug Asks Lewis To Meet Him for Coal Conference  Secretary Suggests Forum Re Planned in California

Demands Talk With Krug On  November Ist   Emphasizes Campaign. For Higher Wages By “Ultima‘tum For Conference.

UMW Boss Orders ‘Krug to Meet Him Nov. 1—Or Else   Lewis Whips Out Sharp Uitimatuni in Attack For Wage Concessions

Says Contract Provides Meetings be Held Within 10 Days On Request.

Lewis Lashes Out With New Ultimatum: To See: Krag; Steps Up Date Of Meeting

A Coal Strike Threat   John Lewis Accuses Government of Breach Of Contract; Hints . New Wage Demands

Meeting With Krug Demandec By Miner Boss   UMW Chief Toughens Terms of Challenge To Federal Leaders

Lewis Demand: For Pay Hikes Laid On Line   ‘Ultimatum’ Sent To Sec'y. Krug

Charge Made By Labor Leader Denied By Krug   Demand Is Made Negotiations For New Contract

Lewis Issues New Threat Of Shutdow      Leader Says Government Breaks Contract; Krug Agrees to Discuss New Terms for Coal Mimers

New Coal Strike Is Brewing   Threat to Cut Off Soft Coal Hurled By John L. Lewis

NEW ULTIMATUM ‘I SENT TO KRUG ON SOFT COAL SETUF   Lewis Tells Secretary to Mee! Him in Washington or  Face Walkout

Lewis Charges U.S. Violates UMW Contract   Krug Says He'll Meet Union Chie! After Nov. 6

Lewis Again Raises Coal Strike Peril   Accuses Government of Pact Breach; Hints Wage Demands.

Breach Of Contract  Charged   Walkout Planned Or Icy Edge Of Winter.

KRUG INVITES’ MINE CHIEF TO TALK ON COAST   Union Leader Charges U.S. With Breaking Contract In Surprise Action

Ultimatum Is Hurled By Lewis   Miners to Walk Out Nov.  Unless Demands Met

‘SQUEEZE PLAY’ USED AGAIN BY MINER’S CHIEF   John Lewis ‘Orders’ Krug Tc Meet Him Nov. 1; Strike Hinted

LEWIS WHIPS OUT NEW, HOT ULTIMATUM AT KRUG TODAY   Tells Secretary Now In The West, To Meet Him On Nov. 1, Or Else

CITES NORRIS AND LA GUARDIA ACT; ASKS DISMISSAL '  HOLDS GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBLE FOR

U. M. W.,Head Guilty Judge Says at Trial      First Morning of Trial Taken Up by Lawyers for Lewis Seeking to Win Dismissal of Contempt of Court Action

Application Of Writ Ban “Not Issue”   Miners Guilty if They Disregarded - Order, Jurist Asserts.

U.S. Would Stop  Army Practice   Plan UNRRA Curb On “Living Off The Land” Ir Liberated Countries

Britons to See If Reds  _—— Tran      U.S. Asks Curbs for Liberating Armies

Machinists Break Off New Peace Parley   Truman Reported to Be Reddy to Enter Steel Strike

JAP CABINET TO REORGANIZE ~ WITH PREMIER TO KEEP POST   MEMBERS NOT ELIGIBLE UNDER MACARTIIUR ORDER  : TO KE FORCED OUT SHORTLY

Shidehara Will  Remain In Office   Japanese Cabinet To Be Re. shuffled And Will Not Resion Enmasse

Powers Agree fo Outlaw War Weanons   Peaceful Use of Atomic Energy Is Also Favored

SOVIET AGREES TO PROMOTION OF A-ENERG   Disarmament Plan Nears Completion In Committee

Mob Sacks UNRRA. Warehouse In Sicily   Starvation and Exhaustion Reaching Alarming Proportions On Continent. a

Two Killed In Food Riot In Sicily: Storm Takes Homes Buildings In Hamburg

DEATH TO OPA, FLYNN PLEADS   Republican Nominee for Governor Says His Own Election Would Help

Solons Happy Over Order From Lewis   But Leaders Reiterate Call for New Labor Laws

THREE NATIONS GAN ADMISSION TA MEMBER CHD   Russia, ‘Ukraine Want Next Session of Assembly _ Held in Europe   U.S. MOTION BROADENED   Plan to Limit Possible Sites to New York, Frisco Is Overruled

U.S. T0 FIGHT PLAN TO MOVE SITE OVERSEAS   Bay City Considered For Headquarters Once More

Official of DAR Blames Rep. Luce For Row” in Continental Congress

Charges Filed Against Coach After Shooting   Three Fort Worth Youths Who Stoned House Hit by Shots

“SHOULD HAVE AIMED IN AIR” - Teacher Faces Charges For — Wounding Of Three Pupils

BONUS SESSION OF LEGISLATURE SEEN APRIL 18   One Per Cent Hike in Sales! Tax Understood Planned to Finance Setup

ASSEMBLY WILL PROBABLY HOLD BONUS SESSION   Payments Likely To Be $600 for Domestic Time, $720 For Overseas

Nations Meet To Formulate Plans  On Famine Reliel   Eighteen Nations Are Repre sented In Conference Starting In Washington   RUSSIA IS NOT SHARING PARLEY

Man Sought In Slaying  Tips Are Received   Tips Are Received In Straneler Probe

Man Who ‘Was Heard 10 Have Made Threatening Remark About Beny  Jane Kennedy Soueht

Jews Are Critical Of British Quota  Plan for Palestine Leaders Call Mass Meetings in Newest Protest

jrens Was But 13 When Parents ere Warned By Authority He Mis A “Very Dangerous” Boy           Jy CLAIRE coy

Marshall Confers On Asian Crisis   ‘Begins New Effert to Halt  Manchurian Battle

Marshall In Attempts To Halt Fight   Wartare OContinues uw Changchun With Fall  of City Imminent

CIVIL. WAR—  ChinaTorn By Rumors      Communists Charge Leyalists Attacking

Chinese Have Difficulty In Ending Conflict   Both Sides Declare Fighting Goes On In Some Areas

Expect End of Chinese War   Optimistic Despite Reported Violations

CHARGE CHINESE WAR GOES ON   CLAIM BOTH NATIONALIST: AND COMMUNISTS CONTINUE FIGHT

CHINESE REDS ARE DEFEATED — IN BATTLE FOR STRONGHOLI   GOVERNMENT TROOPS TAKE OVER KALGAN AS COMMUNIST TROOPS ARE FORCED TO FLEE

Union to Defy Picketing Ban   CIO Strikers At AllisChalmers Plant To Ignore State Ruling, Union Heads Declare

U. S. Labor Officials Hopeful Strike May Be Avoided But Optimism Not Shared By Mine » Operators Or Lewis.   LEWIS CLEARS WAY FOR STRIKE MONDAY

Byrd Is Admitted Teday To Closed Session At Capital. OPERATORS SAID MAKING OFFERS Report, However, Denied  By Spokesman for Officials.

GOVERNMENT IS READY TO STEF IN COAL CRISIS   Conciliator Is Admitted For First Time Into  Closed Session

Agreement On Coal Imminént _   Lewis and Krug Go To White House and Announcement Is Predicted for 4 o’Clock

END OF COAL STRIKE SEEN FOR TODAY   Senator Wheeler Sovs Strike Due Over at 4 O'clock

Anthracite Mine Operations to Be Halted on Friday   Settlement of Soft Coal Dispute Due To Be Announced Today

Lewis, Krug Sign New Mine Contract   Miners Will Go To Work AtOnce —   Announcement Ending 59-Day-Old Coal Walkout Is Made At2P M. Todav.

Neither Side Makes Statement Following Conference   Deadline in Truce Was Reached Sunday Midnight; Miners Have Not Been Ordered to Work

DOUBT MINERS WILL GO BACK   Observers Generally Adopt “Wait and See” Attitude As Truce Is Ended

Observers Adopt ‘Wait-And-See’ Attitude In Miners’ Work Move As 12-Day Coal Truce Ends

Ousted Secretary Asserts Winning Peace Greater Than Party Consideration

Fight For Peace Will Be Continued, Wallace Says Following Ouster

Wallace, ‘Relieved of Obligation’ ‘to Keep Silence. Makes Statement

SENTENCES OF DEATH COMMUTED FOR JEWS   Underground Promises To Free British Hostages

Draft Boards Comb List for Young 4-Fs to Fill Needs of U.S. Armies of Occupation

Draft Calls For Former  Untit Men   Army Needs 75,000 4-Fs In Uniform By May 1

Younger 4-F's Face Early Call JoArmed Service  Physical Standords Have Been Lowered

STANDARDS CUT FOR DRAFTEES   Army Hopes for 200,000 Men By End of April, Includes 4-F’s

DRAFT BOARDS HUNTING 4-F'S   ARMY WANTS 75,000 PHYSICAL DEFECTIVES

ARMY TO DRAFT SOME MEN WITH MINOR DEFECTS   Ask For 75,000 Yéunger 4-F's To Meet Needs By End Of April

DRAFT BOARDS BEGIN COMBING LISTS S OF APS   Army. Has. Critical Need For Occupation Troops   Rejects Jn Uniform By The:End- Of Avril

Draft Boards To Take 4-F’s For Armed Forces   “MANY YOUTHS COMBED FOR RECRUITS FOR  U. S. ARMY

‘Army Lowers Its Physical Requirements   Many Young 4-F’s Will Be Drafted

BOARDS TOLD TO coms Lists "OF 4-F's_AND “THOSE WITH ——~o ‘CUPATION St DEFER—  . MENTS

Agi > To Take he Vi To Meet © upation Needs   ‘Asks Draft Boards For 75,000 Physically Unfit Men By May

ARMY WILL INDUCT YOUNGER U.S. 445   “Greetings” To Be Sent To 75,000 Men In Nation.

INDONESIAN DUTCH UNITS REACH TRUCE   British to Move Troops Cut By November 39

Truce Is Reached In Java Conflict   Dutch and Indonesians to Ratify Pact Today

INTERCEPT ILLEGAL  FIREARMS IN SPAIN   Civil Guards Grab Shipment At French Border

THREAT MADE OF BUS TIEUP   AFL Leader Warns General Strike Is Probable In  Western Penna.

Truman Expected To Veto Bill   Would Cut Heart Out of Labor Department ©

Chinese Gov't Army Drives On   Generals Hold Conference As Armies Move Toward Paoting

Government Officials Predict Momentous Issue To Be Settled ....   Peace Or War In China In Two Days

Wagner Denounces Anti-OPA Action Of Senate Group   New York Mincrity Member Prepares Report Blasting Colleagues   FOUGHT TO RETAIN CONTROL, HE SAYS   Passage of Amended Bill Would Cause 20 Billion  Price Rise

Wagner To Flay Senate OPA Bill   Committee's Action on Extension Measure Hit

Smuts Appea Seeks United Peace Front   No Real Line Dividing East and West Says So. Africa Premier

Smuts Urges United Front Thruout World   Asks Paris Delegates to Promote Hope

JAN SMUTS IN ARDENT PLEA FOR PEACE   South African Leader Sees No East-West Dividing Line

SMUTS URGES UNITED FRON]   South Africa Premier’s Plez For Peace Stirs Conference.

Points Path to Lasting Peace  Eisenhower is ANPA Ranaguet Sneaker

Lend- Lease Planes Fire Two Bursts,  Neither Hits   Reds Have Strict Flying Regulations In. Their Territory

Shots Fired Off Wing Of Big Plane   Incident Seen By Large Crowd At Vienna Airport

Russian Fighter Planes Make Runs af U. §. Army Transport Coming info Land af Vienna   Were Flying P-39’s Furnished by American Lend-Lease; Fighters Fired Shots Off Plane’s Wing; Happened In View of Large Crowd of Soldiers at U. S. Army Airport

r Russian Fighter Planes Make Run On U. S. Transport   Fired 2-4 Shots As Plane Approaches « Field Near Vienna

RUSSIANS FIRE ON U. S. SHIP ABOVE AUSTRIA   Four Soviet Fighters. Furnished Russia In l.end-Lease, Chase  American Trans: port All Way Tc Landing Field.

Crewmen Felt Concussion As Army Craft Came In For Landing; Preceded Eidtors

--PILOT REPORTS SHOOTING INCIDENT—  Soviet Fighter Planes Fire On U.S. Transport

RED PLANES SHOOT  AT U.S. TRANSPORT   Incident Occurs In Full View O Yank Sc: Soldiers Onstaide Vienna

SOVIET PLANES TAKE SHOTS AT ARMY PLANE NEAR VIENNA   Army Transport Coming In For Landing Inside Russian Zone

Soviet Planes Fire On U.S. Transport  Four Fighters Make Runs on an Army

\Russion Fighter Planes Fire on U. S. Army Transport During Landing at Vienna

FOUR RUSSIAN AIRMEN SHOOT AT U.S. PLANE   ARMY TRANSPORT ATTACKED OVER VIENNA FIELD

RUSSIANS FIRE ON TRANSPORT  Soviets’ ‘Attack’ On U. 5. Plane Assailed By Solon

Lend-Lease Ship Used To Attack American Craft   Four Russian Fighters Chase Transport To Landing Field

Russian Planes Fire on U. S. C-47 Transport   Incident Occurs in Soviet Zone Just Outside Vienna

Reds Reds Fi ire On U.S. Plane Near Vienna  mma Be ae  LAL Toile VAs2ahe BD 20's Fucmmtchmel lec: ee a re   Attack C-47 Transport At Tuiln With P-39's Furnished by Lend-Lease

Russian Fighter Planes Attack Yank Transport   Army. Aircraft Fired Upon-at Own Field Just: Outside Vienna

Reds Fire On U.S. Plane Near Vienna  Attach C.47 Trancnart At Tuiln With P.20'e Euraichad hu land necen   Attack C-47 Transport At Tuiln With P-39's Furnished by Lend-Lease

RUSSIAN FIGHTER ‘ FIRED ON - ARMY TRANSPORT   Made’ a ‘Run For.U. 8. Army C-47 and Fired On the Machine.   2 TO 4 SHOTS WERE FIRED   The Machine Went Into the U.S. Army Airport at , Tulln.

4 Soviets Fire On U.S. Plane   Mystery Attack Made At Vienna Airport

U. S. AIRPLANE UNDAMAGED BY RED ‘ATTACK’   Soviet Fighters Shoot Cannon, Dive on  Vienna Field

soviet Plane Fires Close To U.S. C-47   Pilot Baxter Feels Concussion. Just Misses Party of American Editors and Publishers.

Soviet Planes Fire On Army Transport   Large Crowd of U. S. Correspondents Witnesses  Incident

U.S. Plane Fired On   Four Russian Fighter: Fire Cannon at C-47 Over Vienna Airport

Reds Make Run On US Transport   Plane Feels Shots Fired By Russiars As Lands In Field

Russians Fire On U.S. Anny (-47 Transport   American Plane Was Coming in to Land  At U.S. Airport Near Vienna When Attacked

Airport in Austria Is Attack Site   Transport Was Landing . In Area Prescribed t For Americans.

Soviets Fire On American Army Plane   Transport Attacked by Four @ Red Fighter Craft as It Lands at U. S. Airport Near  Vienna—No One Is Injured.

Soviet Fighters Open Fire OnU.S. Plane Near Vienna  P-39's Provided Through Lend-Lease Fallaw Pilaé Landing at Yank Aijrnaré

Food Stock To Be Built For World   UNRRA Council To Meet Friday To Discuss Need

Need Of Food Major Worry For UNRRA   Free Movement Of Press Will Re Renuested

The Weather   UNRRA TO HUNT FOOD AND FUNDS   Desperate Effort To Replenish World’s Larders Be. gins At Atlantic City Friday.

UNRRA MEET OPENS FRIDAY   Gathers With Background of Ideological Disputes

UNRRA To Seek Food, Funds For Needy Of World   Help For Millions : Aim Of Agency

Desperate Search For Food And Fund: Brings Together Delegates Of UNRR/

Soviet Officer Is Killed Near Bucharest   Assassin Throws Hand Grenades Into Auto

AIRLINER— Continued on Page Twe   RUSS OFFICER ASSASSINATED   : Bucharest Announces Death  ) Of Soviet Colonel

  ‘Russian Officer Has Beer  Assassinated  ‘By Unknown Rumanians

City Prepared For Emergency, Says O'Dwyer --- Walkout, Due to Begin At 12.01 AM. ToAa

Give Lend-Lease Agreements   Nine Agreements Signed in Washington By Officials

BRITAIN AND U.S SIGN LEND-LEASE SETTLEMENT PACT   This Country To Receive 650 Millions Pius Interest hy Year 2009

Give Lend-Lease Agreements  Nine Agreements Signed in Washington

USS.;- Britain’Make:Plans For Settling Lend-Lease, Other War Obligations

 United States And Britain ReachNine-AgreementPact 'To Settle Lend-Lease Bill

Lend-Lease Agreement  $7 @ ema Battaln   U. S. and Britain Announced 9 Accords Far Settlement

Britain Will Pay US. by  Ve... INN? Ted! ZUUZ   1 AD men nm  Lend-Lease ‘Claanup’ Set at $650 Millions, 50 Years, 2 Per Cent

Financial Agreements Reached ... .  Britain To Pay U.S. 650 Million On Lend-Lease Bill By The Year 2002

Britain Will Repay U.S. Huge Sum By New Year’s 2002  Agreements Reached On Lend-Lease, Other Obliaations

U. S..Britain List ‘Settlement Terms  Lead Lease Goods   Britain To Reimburs U. 8S. In 0. Annua Payments, ~Beginnin In 1951, fox Balance Due. .

MACARTHUR TELLS OF DENOBILIZATION   Efficiency Hampered By Discharges, Chief Declares.

War Department Position Listed  Discharge Problems Are Explained

War Department Position Listed  Discharge Problems  ee ie rey eee 

NAVY REPORTS ITS PROGRAM FOR WEAPONS OF TOMORROW   REVIEW OF RESEARCH PROJECTS FOR GUIDED MISSLES Is ISSUED BY NAVY DEPARIMENT

But the $35 Expense Incurred by Judge Collet in Aiding Fight for Freedom Goes on a New Mission.   DIVORCE ALARMS A BRITON.   Bishop Says Rate Soon May Be as Hieh as in America.

Statewide Phone Strike Planned      Union Officials Confer With Police On Regulations For Picketing

Polio Incidence Reaches Highest Peak Since 1934   But U. S. Public Health Service » Says Increase Is in Only r Two States.

Polio Reaches Highest Point  Hit Sinee 1934   Texas And Florida Lead In Incidence: Peak Seen In Florida

Slaughter Loses To Enos Axtell In Primary Vote   Pendergast Machine Supports President's Candidate in Race

Holiday Death Toll Lighter Than Forecast  4 De by Wrecks; 3 Dro n And One Tr ince yd Bull

Holiday Death Toll Lighter Than Forecast  4 -amadiag Wre ea 3 Dro nd Tra celia’ Be Bol

Holiday Death Toll Lighter Than Forecast  4 Dead In Wrecks: 3 Drown And One Trampled By Bull

Government Will Restrict Use Of Grain For F eed — 7  Hope To Increase —Gannkias Of Rand

Government Will Restrict Use Of Grain For Feed   Hope To Increase Supplies Of Food  For Starving People

Montgomery Will See Army Schools   Results of Tour May Aftect British Setup

Thirteen Year Old Boy Kiiied While © Shooting Sparrows  Robert Jones, Son _  PrArrn  ce ere he

Thirteen Year Old Boy Kiiied While Shooting Sparrows  Robert Jones, Son  Of Hancock F armer

KRUG ANNOUNCES US. SAFETY CODE FOR GOAL MINES   More Than 4,500 Mines Are Covered

COAL MINES TO BE UNDER SAFETY CODE   Regulations Will Become Ef. festive Monday

DRAFTS MINE SAFETY CODE   Uniform Standard Set Up Under Agreement With Union

Fred Rose Draws Quick Conviction   Communist Member of Ca nadian Parliament Found Guilty of Wartime Conspiracy

FLECTION TIME ONLY MONTH OFF, SEEKERS OF OFFICES ACTIVE  STATE GOVERNMENT IS WIDELY DISCUSSED; MANY PLEDGES MADE

HEAD OF VETERANS BUREAU  APPARENTLY WINNING IN  CONTROVERSY STARTED BY STELLE

REPORT MADE --120 ESCAPED FROM. SHAFI   TERRIFIC BLASTS OCCUR MILE INSIDE WEST -VIRGINIA— SCHOOL HOUSE IS, DEMOLISHED ,

Will Force Vote on Control of Atomic Energy   U.N. Committee Summoned for Closed Session

\Committee Seeks Final Vote of U.N. Council On Atom Bamb Control

Franco Regime Sees Communis! Drive Menace  Is First Reaction To Border Sealing

Spain Charges Attack Led By Communists   Asserts France ls Guilty of Hostile Acts

Stassen Urges Removal of 3 Top U. $. Men   Would Replace Bowles Schwellenbach and Wallace

Proposal Is Made Today By Stassen   Wallace and Schwellenbach Criticized in Address by Minnesotan in Chicago

BUT WITHHOLDS EVIDENCE FROM UN COUNCIL   Gromyko Again Boycotts ‘Lalks

lj.S. Has Evidence of Russian interference in Iran but Will Not Offer It at U.N. Meeting Today

Gromyko Will Not Be Present At Meet Today   Appears Red Troops Have Left Iran Soil

U.S. WITHHOLDS SEGRET REPORTS AGANST SOV   Evidence Bears Qut Iran’s Original Charges of Russian Meddling   Data Will Be Disclosed If Moscow Tries to Make Country a Puppet

U.S Evidence On Support of Iran's Case Is Withheld   Russia’s Evacuation I: On Council’s Agenda For Today

‘Book of Secret Documents Held By U.S. Claim   Russian Withdrawal Still Unconfirmed By Official Sources

Some Predict Truman Will Ask Americans To Eat Less Cake, So Europeans Can Eat More Bread

CUT IN WHEAT USAGE HINTED   Truman Plans Appeal Te Aid War-Ravaged Eurene

Truman May Ask For Consumption      Request Necessary In View Of Obligaticns To Starving Europe

APPEAL T0 EAT LESS DUE SOON   Americans Will Be Asked To Go' Easy on Wheat, Help Europeans

U.S. Must Spare Bread To Feed  Europe's Hungry   Appeal By Truman To Nation Expected

We May Eat Less Cake   So That Millions in Europe Can Have More Bread To Keep from Starving

Americans Asked To Eat Less, Send Food Abroad   Rationing Of Flour Considered As Means Of Increasing Supplies For Britain: Europe Faces Starvation

AMERICANS ASKED TO HELP FEED HUNGRY EUROPE  USE OF LESS BREAD BEING URGED

Hungry Allies May Get Heip From Truman   Americans Facing Request to Share Food With Europe

Would Aid Starving   Hint Plan For U. §. to Eat Less Wheat So Europe Can'Have Bread

President May Urge Americans To Eat Less Cake So Millions In Europe May Have Bread   Weighs Ability Of U.S. To Tide Over Continent Until Next Summer’s Harvest

Less Eating Of Cake In America Will Save Life Of Europeans Without Quota Of Bread

/Truman To Appeal To Americians To Eat Less Cake So Europe Can Have Bread

So They May Have Bread President Expected To Ast People To Eat Less Cake

Truman May Ask Americans To Eat Less Cake So Europe Can  Have Bread To Avert Famine   Appeal Expected Soon In Effort To Relicve Drastic Food Shortage In Europe.

Truman, Cabinet Study Bread Needs in Europe   President May Make Appeal to Americans To Re  duce Demands for Wheat Products

Truman Asks Americans to  Eat Less Cake   Wheat Wanted for Bread to Keep Those in Europe From Starving

Army Gears Operations to Atom Age, Plans Creation of Airborne Force

MORE PLANS OF U.S. ARMY REVEALED      All Ground Forces To Be Made Entirely Airborne

Transport Plans Are Disclosed   Troops Can Go Into Action Immediately On Landing, According To Plan

ALL LAND FORCES 10 BE AIRBORNI   Plans for ‘Flying Army’ Art Disclosed by Brig. Gen. William M. Miley

GROUND FORCES TO TAKE 10 AIR   Plans To Make All U. S. Army Ground Ferces Airborne Are Revealed

NEGOTIATIONS ON STRIKE OF PILOTS AT FIGURES STAGE   Conference Held Over Demands of Pilots For Increases in Salanes

ITWA-Peace Efforts \Into “Figures” Stage   Company Head and Pilot Representative Confer ‘With Mediation Board

TWA Talks Get. Down to Figures   Negotiations } Between Pilots and Federal "Mediator Progress

‘Pilot Strike Negotiations Progress; Frye, Behncke  Talk With Douglass

SKYWAYS TIEUP. TALK IS HELD   TWA President: Meets Union Leader in Effort To End. Pilots’ Serike .

Duke of Windsor Fails to Get Job, Will Sail With Duchess to U.S.

Duke Of Windsor Fails To Get Job      Former King. Confer:  With. Prime. Minis-.. “Esa ber Attlee no

DUKE FINDS NO JOB IN BRITAIN   Windsor And Wife Walls Planning To Leave For America

ATTLEE HAS NO JOB FOR DUKE OF WINDSOR   Former King and His Wife Reported Planning to Sail for U. 8, Wednesday.

Flood Of hiegs Reaches Marke   Heaviest Run In Two Years Reported In Chicaso Stockyards   PRICES DIPPING. BUTTER ALSO DROP:

Flood Of Hogs Drops Prices To Consumer   Butter Sharply Lower As Buyers Resist High Retail Level

UNWED MOTHER: PAGES CHARGE   Fatal Starvation of Baby Blom: ed on Woman; Murder ‘Trial Pending

Flood Sweeps Over Georgia  And Alabama   Many Driven From Homes At Rome, Cedartown, Ga., And At Tuscaloosa

END CHINESE CIVIL STRIFE   Cease Fire ‘Order Goes Out _ Following Truce; Grant  Political Equality

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‘Cease Fire’ Orders Halt China Fighting      Civil Strife Ends; New Freedom Dawns For Chinese People

CIVIL STRIFE TRUCE DRAWN BY CHINESE   Political Freedom Era Is Result Of  Conferences

Chinese Truce Announced as - Parley Result   Both ‘Sides Order Stop ~ Te Hostilitiss Aad Troop Movements « In Country

Truce Signed Ending China Civil Strife   Two Dramatic Conferences Bring End to Bloody Fighting

Truce Reached In Long Civil Strife in China   Communists Get New Era of Political Freedom Under Terms

Truce Ends Civil War  In China; Communists Get Political Freedom

\Lausche Discloses Month-Long Drive Against Gambling   CHINESE: FREE YANKS

Byrnes Off For Peace Conference   Purpose To Remove Dangerous Sources Of Friction Left From Last War

3000 at Airport as Sec. Byrnes Leaves U. S. for Paris Meeting   Truman Bids Him ‘God Speed’; Hope Against New War Depends on Quick Removal of Frictions Byrnes Tells Nation

South Carolinian Believes New War Can Be. Avoided By Frictions Left Over From Late ngs Clete

BYRNES HOPING FOR SUCCESS   Just Peace Is Aim at Paris Conference

Byrnes Takes Otf for New Peace Meet   Sped on Way by President and Sen. Tom Connally Sat.

President Truman  And Senator Connolly Assure Him of United Support of Americans

U.S. ‘Peace’ Delegate Off to 21-Nation Parley   Hope of Averting New War Seen In Ouick Removal of Differences

fam la ai YY aii Fi ‘y's PEE  Overseas Seen   Carries With Him Presi. dent Trimnan’s Assurance That Nation Is Stunding Behind Him   Crowd at Airport To See Him Off   Seeretary Says He Is Hope ful of Signing First Peace Treaties at End of Conference

Byrnes Urges  Nations To End  Friction Soon Secretary Hopeful On Conference Eve

SHARP CONFLICTS OVER REPARATIONS ALREADY. EVIDENT   Accusation Of Russian Plunder Cf ‘Hungary Highlights ; Apnarent Problems —   U.S, BRITAIN TO CONFER ON PALESTINE QUESTION

Eddy Gilmore Says Russia Wants Fight With Nobody   RY FPHODY GIMORE.-

‘Russia, Although Fearful of Anti-Soviets Abroad, Wants No War, Gilmore Says

= Russians Want To Fight No One, Says Returning Associated Press Writer ¢

Writer Certain That Russians Don t Want Wa   Gilmore Covered Moscow Five Years

“ Eddy Gilmore Reports On Moscow:  ‘Russia Doesn’t Want War. Veteran Soviet Scribe Reports

Russia Wants No War With Anybody, Say: Eddie Gilmore After 5 Years in Moscow

Russia Wants No War, Says  Gilmore, Back From Moscow   BY EDDY GILMORE

AP CORRESPONDENT DECLARES SOVIET NOT PREPARED FOR NEW CONFLICT   iS a cca ate AD 1 RTH INGE PN ELE RIT REESE AG EE  Russia Wants No War But Is F earful Of Anti-Soviet F orces Abroad, Says Gilmore Just Back From Moscow

Soviets Want No War, Says A. P. Newsman Eddy Gilmore   sibility of war with

Russian Officials, People not Seeking Fight, Says Gilmore   AP Correspondent, Back After Five Years in Moscow, Gives View

’ Correspondent to Soviet, Married to Russian Girl. Savs Reds Don’t Want Another War

Russia Wants No War, U. S. Newsman Certain   ‘Sure as Stalin Has Mustache, Soviets Are Anxious for Peace, Gilmore Declares   ON THE INSIDE

Reds Don’t Want to Fight Anybody, Veteran AP Reporter States   Russia’s People Are Tired, Seek Peace With Adoration   Writer Finds It Difficult To Understand Talk of War   By EDDY GUMORE

CABRIES SLFEP IN ARMY GAMP   Chicago Veterans Wait In Washington For Taxi Licenses

Oklahoma Markets ~ Demoralized By Flood of Cattle   Shipping Jam _ Follows Overflow of Feed Pens.

Stettinius Raps Red Charges In UNO Meeting   Defends British In Squabble Over Army  Policy In Indonesia

UNO Is Facing Tense Issue On Indonesia   Russia Makes Stron g Case For Probe Of Islands   U. Ss. HOLDS ALOOF   Americans Have Backed Self-Determination For All Peoples

Austin Attorney Announces For Coneress   Hardy Hollers Asks To Represent Tenth Texas Distirct  In National House

Hijackers Take $28,000 in Furs Near Kansas City   New Jersey Wholesaler Loses Truckload of Expensive Gcrments

Trackload Furs in Mo. Is Hijacked   VALUED AT $28,000 THEY AR STOLEN TODAY AT GRAIN VALLEY

Expect 175 Entries  In Golf Tournament  South Dakota State Champion To Appear

Truman Lauds Polio Campaign   ‘Roosevelt Symbol of Sacrifice, Courage’

Training School — For 4-H Officers Held At Delphi   State 4-H Club Leader Conducts Course At High School

SOVIET SEEKS TO BROADEN VETO POWERS   Premier May Prezent Nation’s Case  To UNO

Iran Envoy Insisting Meet Goes   Diplomatic Picture Growing Brighter As Session Nears

High Tobacco Prices Prevail   Cutters and Lugs Sell for Record High Averages Of $58 Per Hundred

“1 Need Her, But Might As Well Give Up —  Girl Says That Vet's Letter Asking Triman To Play Cupid Plain “Silly”

SAN FRANCISCO IS SPURNED BY RUSSIA   Seviets Want UN Headquarters Located In New York But Will Camnromise Gn Philatelokizn

COOLER AIR MOVES TOWARD MISSOURI   Torrid Heat Wave in Parts of State and Kansas Expected to Be Broken Today.

Red Grain To Aid in Food Deal   Wheat to Fronce To Help Shortage All Over World

UNRRA Gets Bad Picture of World’s War on Starvation   French Explain Deal for Russian Grain to Food Board

ANTI-FIREWORKS LAW FACES TEST   STRICT ENFORCEMENT BY COUNTY AND CITY OFFICIALS IS URGED

More Rain,  But Floods Subsiding   Some Sections of lowa Report Rivers Have Reached Peak.

Floods Subside Despite Rains   Rain General Over State Last Night

Action To Ease Meat Shortage Is Indicated   Seizure Of Stock Market-Bound May Be Inaugurated

All Livestock Market Bound May Be Seized   Secretary Anderson Sounds Warning Note to Cattlemen

U. S. Action Hinted In Meat Shortage   Remedial Steps Expect ed by Rep. Spence After White House Visit; Secy. Anderson Indicates Poccible Seizure of Market-Bound Livestock

Gov't Planning Action To Ease Meat Shortage   Rep. Spence Reports Things Underway After Conference With Truman

onference  7 Holds  ith Leaders   Rep. Spence, Ky., Unable To Reveal Possible Action

Remedial Action To Relieve Meat Shortage Hinted   Spence Reports on Plan After Parley With Pres. Truman

Government fo Take Action to Ease Shorfage?   That Is Impression Rep. Spence Gets

U.S. May Seize All Market-Bound Beef To Defeat Shortage   Government Also Studies Plan to Purchase From Argentine

Mav Take Action  On Meat   Government Mav Seize Market Bound Livestock, Says See’)  Of Acriculture

U.S. May Seize Market-Bound  Meat Animals   Sec. Anderson Threatens Govt. Action As Short age Worsens.

Government Expected to Take Remedial Action in Effort To Curb Shortage   ALL ARKET-BOUND STOCK MAY BE UNDER CONTRO]

A Threat To Seize Livestock   Government May Yake +Market-bound Aniinals If Famine Gets Worse; Lids Off Many Items

WORLD GRIPPED BY GNAWING STARVATION   Report on One of Worst Crises in History is Given  By Davis   MORE AID IS NEEDED

Yamashita Dies For War Crimes   ‘Malaya Tiger’ Says Prayer For Emperor Before Hanging

Gallows Rope Closes Career Of Yamashita   Prayer for Hirchito On Lips of ‘Tiger’ Stripped of Uniform

YAMASHITA IS HANGED AT LOS BANOS   Two Other Jap War Criminals Are Executed

YAMASHITA IS HANGED TODAY FOR ATROCITIES      “Tiger Of Malaya” Dies On The Gallows At Los Banos Camp

Yamashita Hangs With Prayer For Jap Emperor   Only Handful of Army Officers Witness As _ Tiger of Malaya Dies —

HANGED IN CAME WHERE ALLIES WERE TORTURED   Pays for Crimes In Philippines

Jap General Yamashita Hangs For War Crime: At Manila Prison Camp

Malaya Tiger Pays For War  Atrocities   Hanged Secretly With Two Other Officers In Philippine Stockade.

Yamashita Is Hanged   “Tiger of Malaya” Dies On  allows On Anniver sary of Liberation of Los Banos Camp.

Yamashita Hanged In Disgrace Minus Rank and Ribbons   Tiger of Malaya Dies on Manila Scaffold for War Atrocities

Yamashita Dies On Gallows for War Atrocities   Goes to Death With Prayer for Emperor Hirohito

YAMASHITA IS HANGED IN DISGRACE   ‘Stripped of Uniform and Rank; -Prays for Emperor

JAP GENERAL IS HANGED IN DISGRACE   Only a Handful of U. S. Army Officials Witnesses Drop to Death.

Jewish State  Ureod by  yuu vy  ict Haad  Tinn LIGHHOl fiVUU   Proposal Only Way to Settle Palestine Issue, Says Dr. Weizmann

Urges Jewish State Set Up  In Palestine   Dr. Weizmann Tells World Zionist Congress It Is Only Solution For Problem

NATION-WIDE PHONE STRIKE SEI EARLY THURSDAY   " General Motors ‘Dares to Submit Wage Offer to Union Vote-

PHONE STRIKE 1S SCHEDULED ON THURSDAY   UNION OFFICIAL SAYS “HOPE. . LESS DEADLOCK” EXISTS IN THE WAGE NEGO TIATIONS. ©

NEGOTIATIONS DEADLOCKED, UNION CLAIMS   All Members To Be Affected By Walkout of 19,000  Long-Distance Employes

Goering Becomes Broken Man While Awaiting Death   Fritz Sauckel, Former Naz: Slave Labor Boss Has Become a ‘Mental Case’

FRENCH MINISTER FEELS UKRAINE DEMAND WILL FLOP   Georges Bidault, French Delegate’ to UNO Conference, Thinks Soviet. Demand On Indonesian Case Unstable

Bidault Predicts Failure of Russian Indonesia Proposal   Permanent Home Of UNO Undecided As Group Adjourns

France Sees Collapse Of Protest   Ukraine Not Expected To Get Far in Indonesian Demand

Failure Seen For Demand By Russians   Bidault Says Ukrainian Dele gation Cannot Get Vote: Necessarv:      ‘ON INDONESIA RO VY

DOUBTS RED CHARGE WILL BE SUCCESS   French Minister Predicts Failure for Soviet De. mand That U. N. Se. curity Council Probe In. donesian Affairs.

Execution May Occur At Dawn On Wednesday   Former Yugoslav Chetnik Leader Denied Clemency By Highest Mili Court   TEN OTHERS UNDE DEATH SENTENCES

MIHAILOVITCH — LOSES APPEAL   Former Chetnik Chief Must Face Firing Squad at Dawn Wednesday.

CHETNIK LEADER MAY BE SHOT AT DAWN TOMORRO\   Mikhailovie's. Appeal for Clemency Denied. by Slav Precidium

MIKHAILOVITCH WILL FACE FIRING SQUAD   Loses Appeal For Glemency "Before Assembly

Arms Limitation Program Adopted   Troop Census Cortipromise Reached By UN Sub-Committee

Committee Okays Break: With Franco  _UN Group Approve: ‘Arms Control Plan

United Nations Chart Arms Limitation Plan,  Agree On Troop Censu:

Plan Envisions Reduction of Fighting Forces and Prohibition of Major Weapons of War, Including Atomic Bomb, Goes to Political! Committee Today for Action—Troop-Census Impasses Solved by a Compromise.

Hold Land Plan Not Definite  Attlee Soys Bri itain  mmnw Ta flamerneciane

BRITISH OPEN CONFERENCE ON PALESTINE   Prime Minister in Address to Arab Leaders in London

195 vO iti RIVALS TO AGRE   ‘Arabs ond Jews Must Moke  Concessions, Londen Pantarance Told

Prime Minister Appeals to ° Both Sides to Take Account of Other’s Interests, Make  Coancessions

Attlee Calls On Arabs And Jews  For Concessions   Says Britain Not Committed To Palestine Di ewreiAn @ -hawna

British-Arab Parley Opens   Attlee Says Britain Not Committed to Holy Land Partition

Conference on Palestine Opens   British Stand Stated By Prime Minister

‘LONDON CONFERENCE, PROBLEM — OF PALESTINE OPENED AS TIGHT CURFEW ON TEL AVIV IS LIFTED

Attlee Seeks Peace   Prime Minister Opens London Meeting But Jews Are Not Present

Britain Seeks an Agreement on Palestine   Attlee Calls on Jews and Arabs te Mahe Concessions

Attlee Opens . Lendon Parley On Palestin«   Assures Delegates Britaix Is Not Committed Tu Plan To Divide Couniry

Britain Not Committed To 7 Plan To Divide Palestine Into Federal State Of Four Zones   Prime Minister Attlee Appeals To Arabs And Jews To Make Necessary Concessions

Britain Not Bound By Experts’ Plan To Split Palestine   Atlee Addresses Leaders Of Arabs

Palestine Session Opens in London   Attlee Apneals eq Arabs and Jews to Make Concessions Necescary ta Pannen

Attlee Urges Concessions In Palestine   Prime Minister Opens Lon don Conference On Pales tine Coavarnmoent.

BRITISH OPEN CONFERENCE ON PALESTINE   Attlee Tells Arabs Government Is Not Committed to Experts’ Proposal for Four-Way Split of Holy Land.

Attlee Assures Britain Not Committed to Plan Of Four-Zone Federation

(ISSUE RESTRAINING ORDER   Pieckets Continue Activities In Houston, Ft. Werth

PICKETING STOPS IN SOME TEXAS CITIES; OTHERS REMAIN OUT  “CONTINUOUS MEETING” HELD BY WORKERS TO STAY OUT OF OFFICE

LITTLE HOPE FOR PEACE IN CHINA   Statement Says Civil War Growing More Widespread.

4 BELOW ZERO IN COLORADO   Forecasts Cool Weather for Midwest Over Week End

Arguments For River Program Are Presented   Governors Appear At Hearings Before House Committee

NEW TRIBUNAL OF WORLD JUSTICE BECOMES REAL   International Court Mem bers Take Oaths of Office at The Maaus

sweeter re Sw SS wy, al a ae rv a  World Tribunal of . Justice Set Up as Old League Fades

An International Court of Justice   Came Into Being Today at the Seat of Old World Court at The Hague.

Kelder Injured Seriously When  Hit by Automobile   Adams Street Man Has Possible Fracture of Skull; “Was Struck ’ Saturday Night °

Charles R. Leake Gravely Injured In Auto Accident   Prominent Dixon Man in Hospital With Very  Critical Injuries

Reds Insist on A-Bomb Vetc   Baruch Statements Called ‘Light Minded

WAA RECEIVES SEVERAL BIDS ON PIPE LINES   Pipe Lines Made Available For Use; Bids Have Been Asked

EXPRESS FEAR WE STRIKE MAY RUN FOR YEAR   Conciliators Meet To Draw Up Fina) Report On Strike

NEGRO TO ENTER TEXAS U. IF PRAIRIE VIEW IS NOT READY FOR LAW STUDENTS IN G6 MONTHS

FIRE IN MINE NOT SERIOUS   STATE.MINE CHIEF SAYS THERE IS NO DANGER OF FLAMES SPREADING THROUGH  __. ‘COAL FIELDS:

BYRNES DECLARES THIS NATION STILL HAS ONLY KNOWLEDGE OF A-BOMB “KNOW HOW"

 4He Dawn of a New Era EE  —_ ; a UNO Meeting Is Described:  Dramatic Chapter Writter

The Dawn of a New Era UNO Meeting Is Described; _ Dramatic Chapter Writter

British Ready To Keep Jews  From Palestine   Troops Concentrated  Around Haifa, Jewish Organization Claims; Cabinet in Session

PALESTINE COAST TO BE BLOCKADED TO KEEP OUT JEWS   British Army and Navy Prepare to Halt Flow of Illegal Lumigrants Into Holy Land.   TROOPS ASSEMBLED . AT PORT OF HAIFA   Cabinet Meets in London With Top Ranking Officers of Three Fighting Services.

Britain Set To Choke Flow Ut ~ Unmigrants   ‘Prepare Blockade And _Militory Operutions: To Halt Influx Of  . Refun--<«

Britain Gets Warning on  Jew Blockade  Forces May Halt Holy Land Influx

Report Britain to Set Up Blockade To Stop Immigrants   Would Prevent Illegal Entry of Jews Into ‘ Holy Land

Blockade To Bar Jews From Holy Land Is Planned  Britain Reportedly Is Pre pared To Begin Naval,  Army Oneratinne

Seek To Check Flow Of Jews Into Holy Land   Naval and Army Operations May be Started by End of Week

British Plan Blockade  To Halt legal Entry  Of Jews in Palestine

BRITISH READY FOR BLOCKADE OF PALESTINE   Land, Sea Operations Planned To Halt All  Immigration

KRUG TAKES OFFICE AS SECRETARY OF INTERIOR; CHAPMAN HIS ASSISTANT

KRUG ASSUMES INTERIOR POST   New Cabinet Member Names Chapman as His Aide

Rep. May Is Stricken By Heart Attack   Would Have Appeared Today To Testify

Here Are the True Facts —   So You Want Nylons? Well, land the Picture Isn’t Good

Do Not Expect To Purchase All The Nylon Stockings You Will Need During This Year

Nylon Hosiery Will Continue On Searee List   There Will Just Not Be Enough To Go Around During Current Year

BRING BODIES OF FOUR FROM ~ PLANE GRAGH   Others at Ridge Waiting for Transfer to Dog Sleds at Camp Base.

First Bodies Recovered   Searchers Reach Wreck Of Plane on Mountain

Plane Crash Death Toll Reaches 21   Frozen Bodies Towed From Mountain Top Graveyard By Huskie:

Vandenberg Is Nol Candidate for  Presidential Race  Michigan Solon Seek: Two Key Positions

IRAN AND AZERBAIJA REPORTED MASSING ARMIES   VICHY ADMIRALS BLAMED IN FRENCH FLEET LOSS

U.S. Archbishops Arrive In Rome   Spellman and Glennon Complete 4,500-Mile Journey By Plane

Spellman and Glennon Arrive At Vatican City   Pope Appears Well And Alert After Recent I[Iness

Tells. Senaie’, “Group: ‘Post. “ponement antil ‘This’ Af: “ ternoon Might Prove 2  - Saving. Ot Time °* ‘

MINISTERS SET J0 HOLD THEIR FINAL SESSION      Byrnes, Bevin Have Private Talk; Few Items Left On Council Agenda

LIQUOR STORES TO CUT STAFF   Ohio Must Dismiss 125 By March 15 To Meet Current Budget

STATE SLASHES  LIQUOR STAFFS   Most Dismissals Listed Temporary Holiday Workers

Unions Renew Ultimatum of Strike June 15   President Asks Both Sides to Settle Dicenute

HOUSE GROUP TO INVESTIGATE STRIKE THREAT   Unions Mak e Final  Offe rto U, S. Ship Owners

Disagree on Veto Action   Question of Veto On Punishment Still Faces Bitter Fight

Disagree On Meaning Of Vote   U. N. Delegates Not Certain Whether They Banned Veto On Atom Control Viclations

Atomic Grou Argues Over Veto Question  Nealnaantac Biennens   Delegates Disagree On Results of Yesterday‘s Action

Question About Big Power Veto In U. S. Proposa  . UN Atomic Group

Atomic Grou Argues Over Veto Question   Delegates Disagree On Results of Yesterday’s Action

DISAGREE ON VETO IN ATOMIC SET-UP   Delegates Not Sure of Action Taken on American Plan   WAS A MAJOR POINT

ENERGY GROUP NOT SURE ON VETO DECISION   Disagree As To Whether They Actually Approved U. S. Plan Or Not

U. N. Delegates Disagree Over Whether Veto Eliminated On Punishment For Atom Violators   Major Point In American Atomic Control Plan Approved ‘In Principle’ Yesterday

U. N. DELEGATES DISAGREE OVER ATOM VETO BAN   APPROVE AMERICAN » PLAN IN PRINCIPLE WITHOUT SOVIET OK

UN Delegates Still in Dither Over Veto Power   Question of Approval OF Atomic Control Plan  Pern 3 5c cere ee a

UNITED NATIONS NOT YET DECIDED ON ALL ATOM CONTROL RULES   BIG QUESTION STILL. ON MINDS OF ENVOYS IS WHETHER VETO OUT

Veto Still Is Atom Curb Key      What Action UN Took Friday Still Disputed

U. N, DELEGATES DISAG AU, S. PROPOSAL   To Eliminate the Big Power Veto on Atomic Energy Control.   IT WAS A MAJOR: POINT}   An American Atoinie Control Plan Al ed “In Principle.”

Velo Issue Still Snarls  Abams ; Aiomic Plan   Deleqates Disagree Cn Whether They Eliminated Curb

Has Veto Been Eliminated In Atomic Control?  U.N. Delegates Disagree. Bitter Fight Looms Or

UN Delegates Undecided On  Atomie Plan   Disagree Over Whether They Approved U. S. Proposal To Eliminate Veto in Punishment Clause.

Status of Veto In Atom Plan Stirs Dispute   Envoys Disagree Over Whether They Eliminated Power

UN Atomic Group Questions Action   Doubt Raised Over Veto Dispute by Commission

BIG POWER VETO'S STATUS IN -DOUBT ON ATOMIC SETUP      Deleyates to UN Disagree on Veto [ssue in Approving  U.S. Proposal

Veto Question On Afom Plan Will Face Fight  U. N. Delegates   U. N. Delegates Fail to Agree On Vote Result

Question of Penalty Veto To Be Decided   U. N. Commission Disagreed Over Whether They Had  Approved Proposal

Delegates Disagree Over Veto Power in US A-Plan  Believe Issue Still Faces Fight

UN Delegates Not Sure What ‘They Voted For   Disagree Over Whether They Approved Elinninaliun Of Veto In Atomic Contiol Plan

UN Delegates Debate Approval Of US Proposal   Major Point In Plan Is Big Five Veto Power On Punishment

Discord Mars Approval of  Atomic Plan   Delegates on Commission Disagree on Question Of Veto; Bitter Fight Ahead for Proposal

Delegates to U.N. Disagree On Veto Rule   Involves Punishment For Violation of Atomic Energy Control

Veto Elimination Muddled in Approval of U.S. Atomie Pian   UN Delegates Disagree After Putting O. K. on  Proposal In Principle

Officials Going Ahead With — Plans For Underwaler Tesi Despite Fear Of “Tidal Wave”

1000 More Jews Break Into Palestine   Government Forced To Build New Camp at Rafa

Auto Insurance Rates Take Sharp Inerease   Texas Insurance Board Grants Increase. Applicable Mostly  To Private Cars

GOMPLAINT 10 BE HEARD, WWEY   Soldiers Get Chance fo Tell Why They ‘dren’t Essential

Says Their Usefulness Is Finished   Protests To Be Heard, However; Voice Given On “Essentiality.”

GEN. IKE BANS MASS MEETING   Army Chief of Staff Te'ls Commanders to Let Gls File Protests

‘Ike’ Puts Ban On GI's Holding Mass Meetings   Tells Officers To Pass Protests To High Commanc

COMMANDERS TOLD TIME 14 PAST FOR MEETING S—ARRANGES HEARINGS ON “ESSENTIAL” MEN

Price Controls For Housing Will Be Studied   May Put Ceilings  On Lots, Old And New Structures

Showdown on Price Ceilings for Old as Well as New Houses Set Monday by House Banking Committee

HOUSING PRICES CET SHOWDOWN   Problem Of Homes For Veterans Comes Up In House Monday

NAM HEAD HITS COVT CONTROL   Pleads For Full Industrial Output, Minus Re strictions

President of NAM Says High Wages and Low Prices to Create Inflation

Diamond Factories Robbed By Bandifs   Spectacular Raids Staged By Armed Jews In Holy Land

DECORATION DAY DINNER AT HOWELLS PHONE 21913   POST 6 AMERICAN LEGION MEETS TOMIQHT   Itchy Pimples  Vill Ramoance

RailwayU nions Study 16-Cent Ho ur Increase   Strike On Carriers Hinges On Acceptance Or Rejection Of Report

16-Cent Raise Suggested for Rail Workers   Working Rule Changes Also Proposed for  Engineers, Trainmen

Railway Strike Threat Hinges Or Hike Acceptance   Fact Board’s Findings End In 16 Cent Hourly Boost With Changes

RECEPTIO  FACT-FINDERS REPORT KEY TO RAIL WALKOUT   16-Cent Hourly  Boost Suggested; Short Of Demand Of Brotherhoods

National Railway Strike Hinges On Wage Acceptance   16-Cent Hourly Boost Offered Workers

Railroad Strike Danger Looming  Board's Findings May Be Rejected

Rail Strike Threatened  Strike Hinaes on   Strike Hinges on Waae Boost Reply

Rail Strike May Still Be Called   Unions to Consider Recommendation of Fact Finding Board

Threat of Rail Strike Hinges On Wage Offer   Nationwide Walkout Set May 18 If Board's Proposal Is Rejected

Strike Hinges On Labor Leaders’ Parley Action   Claim Bigger Hike  In Wages Expected; Meeting Set For Cleveland Wednesda

Railroad Strike Hinging On Wage Recommendation  Government Board Suggests 16 Cent Uh. ibe

. —PAY BOOST— Rail Action Is Awaited  16-Cent Hourly Boost Proposed

Labor Outlook Remains Gloomy ‘As Rail And Mine Disputes Continue

BOARD FINDING IS STUDIED BY UNION CHIEFS   Threat of Nation-wide Railroad Strike Hinges On Acceptance or Rejection  of Recammandatian   WILL MEET WEDNESDAY

Rail Unions To  Discuss Raise   Strike Hinging On Acceptance Or Rejection Of 16-Cent Boost

Labor Front Clouded By 2 Disputes   Hope Fades of Immediate Settlement in Coal Strike and Railroad Workers Are Threatening.

DECISION HINGES ON YES OR NO TO 16C PAY INCREASE   TWO RAIL UNIONS CALL MEETING TO DETERMINE STAND

Rail Strike Threat Is Faced by Natior   Proposal of Sixteen Cent Raise Will Be Studied by Brotherhoods

TWO RAIL UNIONS CALL MEET 10 DECIDE ISSUE   Railroad Strike Possible If They Reject Fact-Finding — Report /

RAILROADERS TO STUDY FINDINGS   Nationwide Strike Hinges On Wage Raise Decision

Prospects For Strike Pact Dark   No Hope Is Held Out For Immediate Peace Ir Coal Dispute; Rails Tieup In Balance

Nationwide Strike of Railway Engine Men is Threatened   Labor Picture Darker; Miners’ Walkout is Slowing Production

Rail Men Eye 16-Cent Boost   To Moet Wednesday To Decide » Whether To Strike or Take Board's Figure.

FAVORS 16-CENT RAIL WAGE RAISE   BOARD MAKES RECOMMENDA_ ION AFFECTING MORE THAN 200,000 WORKERS.

LOST SPANISH TREASURE SHIP REDISCOVERED   Fabled Galleon Said To Hide 30 Million In Aztec Gold

Legendary Santa Rosa discovered  30 million said   aboard vessel

Legendary Santa Rosa discovered  i  — 30 million said aboard vessel

DEEP UNDERSEA TEST POSTPONED   Explosions Set For Spring Indefinitely Delayed By Truman   BELIEVE COST PRINCIPAL REASON FOR HIS ACTION

BOMB TEST PUT OVER 10 SPRING   Cost Is Major Factor In Postponement By Truman

Truman Postpones Third Atomic Bomb Test;  Delay Is Aseribed To Daia Already Ou Hand

Third A-Bomb  Test Postponed By President   Truman Says Data Already Acquired Is Enough for Present

Deen Test Of Bomb Is Off   President Orders Indefinite Postponement As New Dota Not Necessary

Third Atom Test Off Indefinitely   Enough Data On Hand; Hatch Cites Saving

Third Atom Bomb Test Is Postponed   White House Statement Says Indefinite Delay In Further Experiment Has Been Ordered

Third A-Test Is Postponed   Cost Seen as Major Factor «dT Indefinite Delav

Deep Water A-Bomb Test ls Postponed  Whether Test Will Eve Be Held Is  r 8 .fae §

Third Test Of  Atomic Bomb Is Postponed   Bikini ‘Deep - Underwater “Experiment Was Sclieduled To Be Held . Next. Spring

Truman Halts Plans for A-Bomb Test   Order Not Cancellation Immense Costs Given as One Reason

POLITICIANS IN COUNTY WINDUP   Democrats Visit Westminster; Republicans At Hagerstown Today

Rival Candidates — Stump In Counties   Markey and McKeldin tc be Here for Ox Roast at Fairgrounds ©

10 Killed, 60 Hurt By Bomb  in Palestine   Wrecks British  Army Quarters

Negroes Acquilfed In Race Disorders      Two Others Found Guilty of Assault With Intent to Kill

21 NEGROES FREED IN RACIAL DISORDERS   All-White Jary Returns Guilty Verdicts In Cases Of Iwo Other Nefendznic

Gets Only $79; A Ruse Saves  Money in Safe   First Iowa Bank Robbery Since 1942; Officers Spread Wide Net

Branch lowa Bank Robbed by Bandit  Lone Gunman Gets Away With $79

GUNMAN WITH MALL PloT OL GETS BUT $V   Robbery Draws Hundreds to Town; More Excitement Than a Circus.

Gets Only $79 in Robbery at Denmark Bank   Postmistress Forced at Gunpoint to Hand Over Cash; Escapes in Black Car

GUNMAN TAKES $79 LOOT FROM BANK IN IOWA   Denmark Postmistress Forced at Gunpaint to Give Money to Bandit

GUNMAN FLEES IN BLACK AUTO WITH $79 LOOT   Menaces Postmistress To Obtain Cash in Robbery

Woman Manager Forced to Stuff $79 in Paper Sack   Southeastern lowa Robbery First of Kind Since May, ‘42

PASS PETITIONS FOR MONESSEN’S PAVING PROGRAM   Property Owners On 12 Mill Town Streets Can Sign Under Bond Issue

Circulate Petitions For Paving   Local Councilmen Personally Going . To the Homes of Property Owners

Orders To Shoot On Sight Issued In Latest Unrest   Threat of Stern Gang To Slay All Police Officers Is Voiced

Battle Looms In Jerusalem   British Move In With Record Force As Jews Threaten Death To All Searching Underground

Barkley Asks For End of Filibuster   Files Petition For Debate Limitation Signed By as Sensiors

TAFT ASSAILS —NATI TRIALS   SENATOR REITERATES HE CONSIDERS WAR CRIMES « TRIALS A BLOT ON U. 8 RECORD

FORMER RESIDENT IS KILLED BY GAS   David John Rhodes, Aged 43 Overcome By Carbon Mon. oxide Fumes While At Work On His Car

Final Effort Is Scheduled Today To Avert Strike   President Reiterates Plan To Seize Lines lf Walkout Occurs

Union Chiefs Say Strike Will Go On   President Would Have Parties Continue Their Negotiations

TRUMAN ACTS IN TRY TO AVERT STRIKE ON SATURDAY AT 4 P.M.   UNION LEADERS NOT TO ASK MEN TO STAY ON JOBS. THEY SAY

WILL NOT. ASK MEN REMAIN ON JOB. IF .. US, SEIZES ROADS   A. F. Whitney Head ‘of the Trainmen Made This State. Ment Today.   HOLDING CONFERENCE   Attends Meeting: Called By President Truman Today.

Whitney Ready To Challenge U.S. Authority   Trainmen’s Leader Says He Won’t Ask Men To Keep Working

Rails Seized Friday af 4 by President   Both Sides Asked to Continue Effert Toward Settemen?

Union Will Nof Ask Trainmen To Work, Claim   Last Minute Parley Fails; ODT To Run  U. S. Roads; Truman Asks Cooperation

PRESIDENT AND RAIL MEN WILL CONFER TODAY   Chief Has _ Indicated Twice He Will Seize Railroads If Nego tiations Fail,

Whitney Says Walkout Will Begin Saturday, as Scheduled; Chief Executive Appeals to Workers

Truman Takes  Over All Rails   Last Ditch Effort by President to Keep Trains Running; Unions Say Only ‘Strike’

UNION LEADER SAYS WALKOUT TO BE CALLED   U, S. Takes Over Lines In Effort to Avert National Tieup

Is Effort To Block Strike   Few Minutes Earlier, Union Leaders Had Said Strike Would Start on Schedule

Iinal Effort To Forestall  Strike Planned   Government Expected To Seize Roads if  Last Minute Attempts At Settlement Fail   BULLETIN

Union Leader Asserts Strike Not Called Off   President Signs Executive Order at 1:50 p. m.;. Effective 4 p. m,   EXTRA!

President’s Action Aims  To Prevent Nationwide  Strike Set For Saturday

‘Truman Signs. Order In Try To Halt Strike   Office Of Defense Tranise portation. To Take (Over Onerations.

President Calls for Cooperation   But Union Chief Announces He Will Not Ask His Men To Stay en lob

Truman Signs Order to Take Control Today   Office of Defense Transportation To Take Over at 4 p.m, Friday

ORDER {5 ISSUED BY DRESIDENT   Union President Says Strike to Go On as Scheduled

MAKES EFFORT TO BAN STRIKE DUE SATURDAY   Union Leaders Won’t Ask Men to Stay on Job Under Government

AllHope To Stop Threat Is Lost   Final Move Starts To Avert Strike  On Saturday 3

Men Will Not Be Asked to Stay On Job Under Federal Operation; Strike Goes On, Union Chief Says.   President Appeals:to Railroad Workers to.... Cooperate and Remain on Job, But President Of Trainmen Says He. Will Issue No: Request: -

TRUMAN CALLS ON RAIL WORKERS T0 STAY ON THE JOB   HEAD OF ENGINEERS’ UNION SAYS STRIKE IS NOT CALLED OFF

Observers Say Parley Will Be Last Government Effort to Avert Tie-Up Short Of Seizure of Roads Which President Has Said He Will Order If ‘Talks’ Fail of Agreement

City Captured By Communists  W ithin 5 Days   Civil War-Porn Capital OF   Manchuria Reported Cleared Of Jap Puppet Troops   Order Prevails,  Yenanun Coutends   Attack Opened As Russians Withdraw: China Seuree Says ‘Certain Country’  Aided Red Element

CHINESE REDS CLAIM CAPTURE OF CHANGCHUN       . Order Now Is Restored Fate af Seven Americans Is in Doubt. 

Jury to Probe  Mercury Death   Detective Says Two More Bodies May Be Checked for Mercury

Shipstead to Stay in Race; Raps Stassen   Campaigns on Past Record; Ex-Governor  Called Bosses Puppet

Sen. Shipstead To Run Again  Criticizes Stassen In Radio Address

Thirteen Die in Flaming Crash Of Air Transpor'   Military Plane Fails Near Goodland, Kas.; Victims Not Revegled*

Transport Goes Down in Severe Storm   Ten Pussengers, Three Crew Members Are Victims of Accident

13 KILLED IN CRASH OF A C-47   Military Plane  ‘Goes Down in Electrical Storm

Army Transport Plane Crashes, Thirteen Dead   Routine Flight To West Coast Ends in Disaster

13 Killed In Plane Wreck   Military Transport .Crashes Near Goodland During Electric Storm; En Route to West Coast

13 Persons Die When Airliner  Falls In Storm   Rodies Burned And Seattered Over Wide Area In  Kansas Wheat Field

Crash Kills 13 Aboard Army Plane   Military Transport Fails And Burns in Western Kansas Stubble Field On Flight from Topekz

Thirteen Die In Kansas Plane Crash   Topeka-Based C-47  Goes Down 10 Miles West of Goodland... Bodies Badly Burned

eae. ai  PLANE KILLS 13   , reckage Discovered In  Wheat Field Near Goodland. Kansas

Military Transport Plane in Crash   Ten Passengers, Three Crewmen Killed in Tragedy In Kansas

13 Persons Die In Plane Crash   Military Transport Was Enroute From Topeka to West Coast   [WAS NEAR GOODLAND   Accident Occurred Last Night During Severe Elec trical Storm

POLIO. OUTBREAK SEEMS ON WANE IN SOME STATES   Health Officials Uncertain Whether Epidemic Has Banmrhad Pant

Wave of Polio Is Easing Off In Some Areas   Still Is Epidemic In Other Sections; May Affect Schools

Outbreaks of Polio  Seem to Decrease   Authorities Say Peak Not Definitely Passed

POLIO SLOWS UP IN FIVE STATES   PICTURE STILL DARK IN OTHER SECTIONS WITH NO LETUP IN SIGHT.

See Polio On the Wane   But Too Early Yet To Tell If Outbreak Has Reached Peak

Polio Slumps Sharply, but  Fears Remain   Health Officials, in National Survey, Say It’s Too Early To Tell if Disease Wave, Worst Since 1916, Has Reached Its Peak; ‘Baby Luna’ Helps.

Polio Is Waning In Some States  Too Early to Predict Peak of Epidemic

POLIO IS WANING IN SOME STATES   HITS HARDEST IN “MINNESOTA WHERE 1124 CASES EXIST

Madison Buyers Battle Prices   City-Wide Consumers’ “Strike” Organized ” ot Public Meeting

OFFER INVITED IN COAL WAGES   John L. Lewis Seeking To Have Operators Make First Move

Operators Are Asked For Bid By Union Head   ‘John L. Lewis Ends Wage Talks by Offering to Buy Mines

Lewis Cagey In His Demands But Tells Owners  Miners Seeking Offer

Coal Men Asked To Make Offer   UMW Chief Ends Buildup Of Workers’? Demande

John L. Lewis Asks “ine Operators “To Make Bids”   Leader Concludes 4-Day Buildup of Contract Demands for Workers

Lewis Ends 4-Day Outline Of Demands   Hints Strike Unless Improved Working Conditions Met

Lewis Completes Four-Day Buildup Of UMW Demand: On Coal Industry   Union Leader Invites Nation's Mine Operators To Make a Bid’   MANAGEMENT TO HAVE FIRST INNING MONDAY   Lewis Hints af Strike unless Working Conditions Are Improved

‘Murray Hits AFL Charge By Wm Greer   Lewis Invites Owners  To Make UMW Offer

LEWIS ASSAILS MINE OPERATORS IN LONG TIRADE   Hints At Strike lf Impreved Working Conditions Are Not Provided   ROYALTY PAYMENTS MAY CAUSE TROUBLE

° * * * a Commercial Television Within  6 Months Seen By Engineers

Economist Offers $100 For Capture of Man Who Slew Mrs. Messerschmidt   Hunt Man, 40 to 45, as Brutal Killer of Southeast Side Woman

Economist Offers $100 For Slayer   Spurs Manhunt for Murderer of South Side Woman Killed in Her Home Tuly 22.

CUTPUT FROM F/GTORIES AT PEAK LEVELS   RECORD VOLUME OF GOODS ON WAY TO CONSUMERS

‘Record Volume’  of Goods Seen Factory Output Hits  Neauy Pank Swe Tere

Record Production Of Consumer Goods Seen in Six Months   Recovery of Steel and Coal Supply Responsible: Fear Labor Shortage

‘Record Volume’  of Goods Seen  Factory Output Hits New Peak in June

Goods Qutput Tops Pre-War   Public to Gain Benefits In Next Six Months

Farm Parity Could Upset Apple Cart   Truman Warns He Will Veto Minimum Wage  Bill Because of Rider

ON ARE. HOMELESS INARDMORE STORM   FIVE OF 15 INJURED EN SER JOUS CONDITION—23 HOMES DEMOLISHED.

Thirty-Two Die In Plane Crash   Probe Started Into Fatial Plane Mishap In Ecuador On Wednesday

JENNIE FLYNN DIED JULY 27TH ATS. 6.   Pioneer Plymouth County Resident Buried At Oyens Today

BIG FOUR BEGIN DISCUSSIONS OF GERMAN PEACE TREATY WITH » FIVE SATELLITES’ PACTS ACREED

REDS AGREE TO AUSTRIAN TREATY TALKS   Molotov Consents, Without Debate, to Take Up Settlement With Nation at Next Big Four Meeting in Europe.

Molotov Agrees Foreign : Ministers Should Start... Work on Austrian: Treaty   U.N. INSPECTION AGENCY TO VERIFY © TROOP CENSUS REPORTS. SUGGESTED

Mihailovic Declares British Mission Told Him to Destroy Tito’s Partisans

Mihailovic Puts Blame on Britain   Says They Ordered  Attack on Partisans

Declares British Mission Gave Instructions To Destroy Marshal  Tito’s Forces.

Mihailovic Says British Told Him To Battle Tito”   Claims: ‘Instructions' To Liquidate Forces of Yugoslavian Marshal

Chetnik Leader Also Ad: mits Receiving Ammunition From Italians  During War.

Chetnik Bares Anti-Tito Plot   Mihailovie Ordered To Crush Rival Army

MIHMLOVIG SAYS  ‘HE WAS INSTRUCTED BY THE BRITISH   Testimony Was Given at His Trial For His Life Today.   ACCUSED OF TREASON   is on Trial Before a Threeman Coart Established ’ By the Regime.

COOPERATION. WITH ENEMY DENIED Mihailovic Says He And  Nazis -"Mutually’ Fought Tito Forces

MIHAILOVIC REVEALS BRITISH ORDERS FOR DESTRUCTION OF RED  MISSION TOLD HIM TO WIPE OUT TITO ARMY.

Mahailovic Told To Destroy Tito During Fighting   Testifies British Desired Partisan Forces Out Of Way

Mihailovic Asserts British Ordered Defeat for Tito  Relations With Nazis Described as  Mita mimemerl Babtela’’

Gen. Mihailovic Says British Instructed Him to Destroy Slay Communists, Partisans

MEAD LIKELY TO QUIT POST IN WAR PROBE   Delay in Hearing Seen As May Offers To Give Testimony

RESIGNATION OF SEN, MEAD I$ LIKELY   “ Would Thus Evade Dangerous Probe of  Munitions Scandal

May Testimony May Be Halted By Mead Exit   May Offers to Testify At Kentucky Home But N. Y. Governor's Race May Delay Actior

BLSIEGING CHINA REDS FLOOD CITY   Heavy Fighting is Reported Near City of Tatung

China Reds Cut Dykes, Flood City   Thousands of Lives Endangered; Fighting Rages at Tatung

Hunt For More Blast Victims In Dallas Hotel   Explosion’s Known Toll Stands At Seven Dead And 41 Injured.

Seven Killed By Explosion In Basement Of Baker Hofel At Dallas; 41 Injured

Search Ruins of Baker Hotel far More Victims OF Muctery Explosion

7 Die in Texas “otel Blast   Cause of Dallas Disaster May Never Be Learned

Officials Fear More Victims ~ “fh Hotel Ruins   Seven Dead, 41 Injured In Dallas Hotel Blast, All Employes, Workers

STILL DIGGING IN HOTEL DEBRIS   Possible That More Bodies May Be Found In Wreckage Of Dallas Hotel.

7 KNOWN DEAD IN HOTEL BLAST   REPORT 14 INJURED AT DALLAS; CAUSE IS UNDETERMINED

Seven Are Dead And 41 Injured In Dallas Blast   Accident Took Place In Sub-Basement on Refrigeration Job

Seek Victims in Hotel Explosion   Seven Die, 41 Hurt in Dallas, Texas

—SEVEN DEAD—  Hunt More  Hotel Blast  Victims — 41 Injured by  Dallas Explosion; Probe Opened —

AN INVESTIGATION INTO HOTEL BLAST   Search Continues In Basement  of Baker Hotel, Dallas,  Texas, for Victims.

Probe For Cause Of Hotel Blast Fatal To Seven   Refrigerating Gas Suspected; Injury Toll Rises To 41

LAUNCH INVESTIGATION INTO FATAL HOTEL BLAST   Toll of Seven Dead, 41 Injured Reported From Dallas Explosion

DIE, 41 HURT BLAST RIPS ALLAS HOTEL   sts Escape Injury When Explosion Tears Hole In Building’s Basement

Seven Dead, 4.1 Injured At Dallas   Search Debris For More Casualties

Experts Stumped on Cause _.Of Hotel Blaze at Dallas   MORRISON HOTEL, FIRE.

Firemen and Aides Search Hotel Ruins for Victims  Cause of Explosion Remains Unknown Baw Deaka Paaee fin

Dallas Hotel Blast Unexplained; Seven People Known Dead   41 Injured ‘When Swanky Texas Inn is Shaken by Great Explosion

ORDERS PROBE OF BLAST TAKING SEVEN LIVES   Occurs While Workmen Are Installing Refrigeration Equipment; 41 Hurt

Refail Ceiling On Textiles Is Boosted By OPA   Movement To Let Law Of Supply, Demand Rule Gaining Ground

Would Be Automatic, Gradual .... Movement Gains On Hill To Arrange Slow Death For OPA Price Control

Automatic End Price Contre!  Is Considered   Amendment May Be Written Into OPA Law Providing for Gradual Liquidation

Welfare And Safety Are Big Issues In  Mine Case   Government Searches for Basis on Which Negotiations May Be Resumed in Strike

Government Officials Seek Formula For Resumption Of Negotiations In Coal Strike

RESUMPTION OF NEGOTIATIONS TODAY UNLIKELY   Union Stands Pat on Demand for Safety, Welfare Fund -!

‘Basis for Settlement of Differences Is Hunted.   WELFARE FUNDS CAUSE OF BREAK   Safety Conditions Also Enter Into Wage Discussions.

INITIAL GROUP OF ARMY WIVES SAIEIN APRIL   1200 Women and Children Will Join Relatives In ETO Forces

First 1,200 Army Wives, Children To Sail For Europe In Mid-April

700 FAMILIES OF ARMY MIEN GOING ABROAD   Sailings for- Europe to Start About Mid-April Under War Dept. Plan   MOSTLY OFFICERS’ KIN   Transportation to Pacific Points Is Scheduled to Begin After May 1

ARMY FAMILIES LEAVE IN APRIL   WIVES AND CHILDREN TO START FOR EUROPE ;

SOLDIERS: WIVES 0 GO 10 EUROPE   Dependents Will Sail In April, Department Announces.

1 GHIMINAL CASED ON THE SOURT UST   34 New, 15 Continued Trials Are Scheduled   COURT OPENS MONDAY

34 NEW CASES ARE LISTED FOR TRIAL AT NEXT COURT   15 Continued Cases Will Also Be Heard at The February Term   Trial by Traverse Jurors Will Get Under Way at Session On Feb. 18th

UN ATOM PANEL AWAITS. ACTION   Spadework Committee To Be Named Monday

Himmler Aide Admits Guilt   Kaltenbrunner Held Extermination Role

PER CAPITA INCOME TO ALL-TIME HIGH   Government Reveals It Reache $1,150 in 1945—$1,063 In  Bileenuert.

FOUR INJURED, TWO FATALLY, IN CAR CRASH   Rogers and Fayetteville Men Die of Injuries After Vehicles Sideswipe— fwo Others Are Badly Hurt.

People Ought To Get Facts   Legislators Regard Situation Menacing

Charge Soviet Is ‘Trying to Oust U.S. From Japan.   Solons Express Fears of Another , ‘Pearl Harbor’ Attack: Urge Strong Defenses in Pacific

BALL ADVANCES HOUSING PLAN   Five - Point Building Program Drawn

Split Reported in Probe Commiitee  Group Investigates  Spanish Problem

UN Committee Split on Frane Spain Report   How Far to Go in Setting Forth Findings Cause of Rupture

FAIL TO AGREE ON EXTENT OF SPAIN REPORT   U. N. Group Undecided How Far to Go In Probe Finding

Investigators for UNO Disagree About Spain   Railroads Returned To Their Owners

UN COMMITTEE IS SPLIT OVER FRANCO PROBE   Members Are Undecided Hew Far They Will Ge In Reporting Findings   ATTITUDE OF AUSSIES STILL UNDETERMINED

Group Said To Be Split Over Spanish Probe      UN Sub-Committee Reported Divided on How Far to Go in Report

Hotel in Atlantic City Has Three-Alarm Fire ‘Routing 150 From Rooms

$11,000 FUND IS BEQUEATHED MT. ST, MARY'S   Sum To Be Used Fo Scholarships For Montgomery County Youths

Coastal Tieup is Threatened   100,000 AFL Seamen Ready To Walk Off Jobs Thursday

SHIPPING TIEUP THREATENS U, S,   Wage Board Faces Greate: Pressure To Boost Pay Of AFL Soilors

Pressure Is Put On Wage Board for  Altered Decision   Threat of Shipping Tieup - gemorrow: is Ususe of Action; Previous Waze Cited

Pressure Mounts Against WSB To Ease Shipping Tieup Threat   Reversal Of Wage Decision Seen Likely To Avert General Walkout On Thursday

Seamen Ask For More Pay   Pressure Mounts on Wage Stabilization Board to Reverse Pay Out Decision

New Tieup of Shipping Seen   AFL Sailors Protest Ruling Over Wages

WAGE BOARD a VETO FOR AFL AAISES CAUSE   Pressure from Unions and Employers Seeks Review by U. S. Agency.

Threat Of Shipping Strike Builds Up Pressure On Wage Stabilization Board   Urged To Alter Its 12 Day Old ‘Pay Cut’ Decision Affecting AFL Sailors

Threaten Wide Shipping Tie-Up   Increases Pressure On Wage Board to  Alter Decision

en Ce  U. S. Shipping Tie-Up Threat   Ask Wage Board To Alter Recent ‘Wage Cut’ Ruling

SHIP TIEUP LOOMS   AFL Seamen on All Coasts Due To Quit Thursday

Threat Of Shipping Tieup Puts Pressurz On Wage Board To Alte:: . Pay Ruling

Pressure Rises To Have Beard Reverse Ruling   CIO. Graated Increase In June to Avert Strike; APL Denied Boost Over CIG Limit   Stoppage Due To  Begin Tomorrow   Support Of AFL Union   Pledged By NMU Heads; 8,000 in Baltimore  if To Be Affected

ee ae ee eee ee a eee eee  SEAMEN APPLY WAGE PRESSURE   A. F. Of L. Workers To Strike In Board Protest

Pressure Put On Wage Stabilization Buard... .  Strike Threatens To Tie Up Ships On All Coasts

WAGE BOARD PRESSED 10 AID SEAMEN   Threat of Shipping Tie-up on All Coasts May Cause Stabilizers to Alter Their “Pay Cut” Decision.

TIEUP NEARS   Wage Board Under Pressure to Revise Ship Wace Cut.

AFL SEAFARERS MAY WALK OFF SHIPS THURSDAY   Strike Threat Adds Pressure to Stabilization Board for Decision Reversal

DEFEATS SIX-TERM LEGISLATOR  One-Armed Veteran Sweep: Mississippi Congress Race

EXTEND TRANSIT STRIKE IN OHIO CAPITAL TODAY   Union Ready to Renew Negotiations With Management

COLUMBUS STILL WALKS IN STRIKE   Most Of City’ $ Workers Get To Jobs Despite Tie-Up

Union Orders Telephone Workers Back At Posts Today      This Is No Dream--75 Years Hence Tigers Open With Hawks!

a a LLL LL LL SLED IL LEE LLL OLN ALLE LLL LLL ALLEL LDL OLN ee  Union Orders Telephone Workers Back At Posts Today.      This Is No Dream-75 Years Hence Tigers Open With Hawks!

LEATHERNECKS STAY IN CHINA      Marine Regulars Replace Reserve Forces

MARINES REMAIN IN CHINA, REPORT   U. S. Fleet Commander Explains Activity

ARE CHANGING FORCES   Regular Marines Are Replacing the rves in North China

REGULARS REPLACING RESERVES IN CHINA   Outward Movement of Marine: Does Not Mean Forces Are Being Withdrawn.

GIRL THROWN FROM CAPITAL HOTEL WINDOW   Lover-Murderer Follows Her in Death Half-Hour Later

TWO ARE DEAD IN LOVERS’ PACT   Brunette Believed Killed: Slay; ~er-Jumps to: Death:

HURLS GIRL OUT, -LEAPS TO DEATH   Murder and Suicide Seen in Washington, D.C., Hotel Tragedy

Texas Man Offered To Buy Pipeline:   Cash Offered at Consider. ably Above Appraisal Values

Dewey Retains Ballot Mastery  Battle Lines Are Drawn In  Nlaw Yar

EMPIRE STATE NAMES TICKETS FOR NOVEMBER   Dewey, Ives And Hanley _ To Oppose Mead, Lehman And Corning   GEN. DONOVAN QUITS SENATORIAL BATTLE

Mead, Dewey Nominated  In New York   Donovan Withdraws In Favor of Ives In Senate Race

DEWEY, IVES 10 LEAD G. 0. P. IN NEW YORK RACE   Democrats Name Mead, Lehman As Expected; Bill Donovan Out

Mead Democrats’ Choice to Unseat Governor Dewe  New York Stats Nomina   New York Stata Nouudee tions Follow Donovan Withdrawal. -

GOVERNOR DEWEY 1S. RENOMINATED; TO OPPOSE MEAN   Republicans and Democrats of New York Select Their Candidates for November Election.   IVES AND LEHMAN TO RUN FOR SENATE   Both Parties Claim Banner of “Liberalism” As They Square Off For Hot Campaign.

Parties Name Dewey, Mead   Ives, Lehman Picked For Senate Contest

SOVIET OFFICER MEETS BYRNES   Purpose of Washington Talk Not Disclosed by Red Embassy Aide

Russians May Shun Meeting In New York   Red Official Silent on Call To Byrnes Today

NO STATEMENT IS MADE AS TO NATURE OF BRIEF MEETING 'E-DEPAR               By JOHN A, REICHMANN International News Service

Corn, Wheat Yields May Break Marks   Whiter Bread, Larger Loaves Foreseen As Result; Restrictions May Be Eased

Larger Loaves, Whiter Bread ‘And More Beer in Prospect   Record Harvests Revise Program

Whiter Bread And More Beer Due To Return   Record-Smashing Corn And Wheat Crops Responsible

RECORD SMASHING CROP IMPROVES FOOD OUTLOOK   Whiter Bread, More Beer, Maybe, In Prospect When Harvests Are In

PROSPECTIVE RECORD-SMASHING CROPS OF CORN, WHEAT RAISE HOPE FOR MORE. WHITER BREAD

‘Bountiful Corn And Wheat ‘Crops Indicate Return Of ‘White Bread, LargerLoaves

Bumper Wheat Crop May Mear Whiter Bread, Larger Loaves ‘And Even More Beer By Fall   Pressure Put on Government to Resume Buying of Grain for Famine Relief

Bread And Beer Seen On Increase   Huge Grain Crops Given As Reason

Record Wheat And Corn Crops Are Predicted   Prospect Good For White Bread, Larger Loaves And Bee

Record-Smashing U.S. Crop Return Promises Whiter Bread. More Beet

Bumper Crops May Mean Whiter Bread, Big Loaves Perhaps Even More Beer

More Bread, Beer Are Outlook inUS   Prospective Crops’ Record B ftaises Possibilities;  May Lift Bans

Whiter Bread, More Beer Seen in Crops Forecasts  'US Indicates Corn, Wheat Records

BUMPER CROPS MAY EASE GRAIN PROBLEM   U. S. Restrictions On Bread, Beer May Be Lifted

Whiter Bread, Bigger Loaves And More Beer Possible After Harvest

Record Crops of Corn and Whea Are in Prospect   Raise Possibility Of Whiter Bread

Bumper Crops Would Return Whiter Bread,  Larger Loaves   Purchase By U. S. For Famine Relief Stull Not Decided

CORN AND WHEAT 10 SET RECORD HIGH FOR GROPS   Bumper Crop Outlook lso Puts Pressure  On Government To Decide Whether Or Not To Resume Buying For Famine  Relief.

Record Smashing Crops Forecast   Easing of Domestic Grain Restrictions Believed Possible

Outlook Good For Bigger And Better Bread   Prospective Bummer Crops Of Corn and Wheat May _. Also Increase Flow  Of Beer

Grain Buying For Relief Is Also Possible   Fate Of OPA Now Awaited Before Decision Made

see Possibility Of Larger And Whiter Loaves Of Bread And More Beer After Harvests; Review Present Regulations

Corn and Wheat Crop Prospects Better Outlook    Official Sees Easing  Of U. S. Regulations. 1 Hopes Are Realizec

Grain Buying For Relief Is Also Possible  Fate Of OPA Now Awaited Before Praceietan Adada

Russians Take Over Ld. Town  "But Capitalist War ds Off Woman's Thy cat

GOVERNMENT If READY TO TAKE ALL RAILROADS   OPA Chief Calls For Six Months Outlawing Of Strikes

STRIKE A SURE THING, SAYS . UNION CHIEF   Coal Dispute May Be Arbitrated

Registration Opens Today For 19th Annual Meeting Of Texas Retail Grocers

Formula for Labor Peace Forthcoming   New York Tugboats Taken Over by Government but Men Still Idle; Plans For Stoppage Continue

Settlement Of Strikes Hinges On New Policy   Truman Working on Plan To Relieve Nation’s Industrial Strife

DIFFERENCES ON FORMULA ARE REPORTED   Settlement of Major Strikes Involving Over Million Workers Depends On Decision  AEB APRICOT A oma Um lk lke

PRESIDENT MAPS FORMULA 10 END WAVE OF STRIKES   Government Takes Over Tugboat Firms.in New > York Harber

‘New Government Wage-Policy  Plan Is Expected To Be   Given Out, As Measure  of Relief.  ee ee   TUGBOAT SEIZURE

NEW U. 5. WAGE POLICY AWAITED   GOVERNMENT TO STATE STEEL PRICE POSITION

Management,Labor Watch White House For Vital Statement   Expect No Announcement Today; CIO Groups To Meet Tomorrow; Government Seizes Tugboats

Truman Calls News Session For Tomorrow   Management And Union Looking To White House

Wage-Price Decision In Preparation   Early Announcement Is Expected In Regard To Policy Designed To End Strikes

Truman Will Announce New Wage-Price Policy   Settlement Of Strikes Involving Million And A Half Workers Hinges On Declaration From White House

New York Tug Lines Seized By U.S. But Men Fail to Return   Cleveland’s News paper Pressmen Strike Ends

Settlement Of Strikes Is Hinging ‘On Moves   Truman’s Advisers  Pushing For Speed

Workers Look To Washington For New Policy  Would Bri ring Some  Dit.f * Oa thee

Truman Is Lined ToMake  Proposal   Steel Is Anxious; Tugboat Firms Are Seized 

Labor-Managemen Await Washington Wage-Price Policy   Give No Indication Just When Truman May Bare Program

MAN STRICKEN ON LAWN   Zade G. Appleton Dies Suddenly At Home at Tullytown

ZADE G. APPLETON IS  RATALLY STRICKEN   Dies of Heart Attack While  On Lawn of His Home at Tullytown  FUNERAL SATURDAY

Western Forest:  Still Ablaze: New Fires Start   Lightning Causes 62 More; Total Is 302; 2,00 Fighters Work Tirelessly on Lines to Prevent Spread: Smoke Jumpers Keep Active

Large Crews Fight 200 Forest Fires   Montana, Idaho Wood: Are Ravaged by Uncontrolled Blazes

To 00 Slow On Army   Ike Tells GI’s in China Way Must Be Found to Replace Men Long in Service

Eisenhower Is Not Satisfied With  Army Mobilization  U. S. Chief of Staff Reaches Nanking On Tour of Orient

Kisenhower Not  Satisfied With  Demobilization Cites Need Of  Renlacements

May Call on Legislature, Says Blue   Considers Extra Session to Act on Rents — De pends on Congress

BLUE TO ASK STATE ACTION FOR CONTROL   Special Session If Congress Delays

Government Intervention Seen  Solution To TWA Pilot Dispute   Airliners Are Grounded: For Second Day As 1,400 Fliers Ask Four-Figure Wages

Airline Strike Continues Today   Efforts Fail For Quick Settlement

Battle. Rages In Manchuria   ‘Surprise Communist At _ tack Tsolates Government Raik Center.

Internal War Flames Anew In Manchuria   Surprise Red Attack Cuts Off Government Forces Near Tiehling; First, Sixth Armies Advance

Civil Conflict Flames Anew In Manchuria   Both Chinese Reds and Nationalists. Move Into Battle: Position’**

BRITISH LOAN FACING FIGHT   Some Congressmen Ready To Oppose Loan Asked  In Truman Message

President Asks — Loan For Britain   House Committee Okehs Stiff Strike ~ Control Bill Scheduled For < — Debate Today.

Be Able To Vote!   CAUTION RULES ON BRITISH LOAN y Congress Moves Rapidly Or New Strike Control Plans

Drastic Strike Control Bill  Before House   Debate Starts Today On Measure: Trumar Asks Congress to Approve British Loan

ONE. ‘KILLED, 4. WOUNDED AS-COP: SHOOTS IT OUT: WITH BANDIT IN-STORE -

GEN. IKE IN TOKYO, DECLARES U. §. Bases In Pacific Depend On U.N. As A-Peace Factor

Work Stoppage Hits Gas Plant   Not a Strike, Union At Milwaukee Says

JOHNSON URGES TENURE LIMIT FOR SENATORS   Would Limit U. S. Senate Terms to 12 Years

) PROFIT SYSTEM I y: ATTACKED BY MURRA}   CIO President Says Profits Greater Threat To Democracy Than  Cammnnice:

43 Die and 125 Hurt in Naperville   Negligence Is Claimed; He Went Too Fast; Enaineer Save.

Engineer Is Blamed in  Train Wreck   Manslaughter Warrant Issued:  Death Toll 43

Train Crash Death Toll 44, 100 Injured   Flyer Going Too Fast to Stop in Time Engineer Says

Engineer Accused In Hlinois Crash; Death Toll Is- 4:   100 Injured, 8 Critically; Veteran Railroader Held For Negligence   DOESN’T KNOW WHY HIS BRAKES FAILED   Train Smashed Into Halted Flyer; Wreck Is Worst In Road’s History

“DEATH TOLL OF M4 EXPECTED TO BE HIGHER   @100 Injured Being Treated After Flyer Crashes Another Passenger   NEGLIGENCE CHARGED   Engineer Admits Going Too Fast To Stop In Time To Avoid Collision

Charge Manslaughter After Admission He Was Racing Too Fast   Crack Burlington Train Fails To Stop In Mile And Quarter, Telescopes Another For Worst Wreck In Several Years.

TRAIN WRECK DEATH TOLL REACHES 43   Engineer of 2nd Train Is Charged With Manslaughter

SENATOR GLASS DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS; IN CONGRESS 43 YEARS   Known As Father Of Federal Reserve System 

Carter Glass, Senate Dean, Dies at 88   ‘Unreconstructed Rebel’ Ends Long Life of Public Service

SEN. GLASS OF VIRGINIA DIES AFTER ILLNESS      Succumbs To Congestive Heart Failure—Was 88 Years Of Ase

Sen. Carter Glass Dies Early Today   Death Ends 46 Years of Public Service by Solon

GARTER  GLASS 1S STRICKEN   VIRGINIA ‘SENATOR DIED EARLY TODAY AFTER LONG ILLNESS—IN: WILSON'S  : CABINET

CARTER GLASS, OLDEST OF U.S, SENATORS, DIES   Rites Thursday For Man : Who Held Public Of: fice For 46 Years

DEATH CLAIMS SENATOR GLASS   ‘Unreconstructed Rebel’ Dies At 88 After 46 Years In Public Office

Carter Glass, Senate Dean, Dead at 88   Long Illness Claims Peppery Virginia Statesman

SEN. CARTER GLASS DIED EARLY TODAY   F ormer Cabinet Member Was 88 Years Old

Fs DIES IN We               ng Health for ' /Nearly  — Was 88 Years Old.

SENATOR GLASS EXPIRES AT 88 IN WASHINGTON   Veteran Member of Upper House Had Been in Poor Health for 5 Years   NOT IN SEAT SINCE °42   Broke With Roosevelt Over New Deal but Supported His Foreign Policy

SENATOR CARTER GLASS IS DEAD   Former New Deal Foe Succumbs to Heart Ail ment at 88.

SEN. GLASS SUCCUMBS AT AGE 88   Virginia Senator Once Served As Treasury Secretary

Sen. Carter Glass  Taken By Death   Aged Virginia Senator Dies Today In His Washington Avnartment

Not A Single County Goes For Olmstec   Earl Miller Back On GOP Ticket By Virtue Of Defeating Sec. Of  Css. Darnne

Defeats Olmsted in Every County at Polls Monday   Surprise Victory by Miller Over Ropes Other Main Feature Of Primaries

GOVERNGH AR EASY WINNER ~N PRIMARIES   Olmsted Concedes Defeat at Halfway Point’ in Vate Count.

GOVERNOR IN VICTORY IN ALL COUNTIES   Surprise of State Primary Is Miller Defeat of Ropes

MILLER BESTS ROPES IN ONLY PRIMARY UPSET   Secretary of State Defeated for GOP  Renomination   Iowa Returns

MILLER UPSETS VOTE DOPE BY BEATING. ROPES   Ryan Wins Democratic Nomination for 3rd District Over Seemann

Blue Winner Over Olmsted for Governor   Surprise of Primary Defeat of Ropes for Secretary of State

Miller Soars Past Ropes In Surprise Upset   Makes Comeback for Secretary of State; Vote Turnout High

APPRAISE ESTATE OF $295,241 FOR LATE JOHN COLE   Inventories of Three County Seat Decedents Are Also Filed   SEVERAL INVENTORIES   Tomlinson, McCarthy, Potter Estates Among Those

LARGE ESTATE IS GIVEN   That of Late Anna B. Cor. nell Heads A List of 23 At County Seat

Legion Criticizes Ceiling on Gl Job Training Program  ‘VA Chief Gen. Bradley  . Accused of Breaking Faith in Waaec

2()-Year Study Held Sure To Check Cancer  $200,000,000 Publi  Funds Are Urged RD... Asa. -

Truman Urge Retention of Subsidy Plan   Reverses Stand in Move to Check Inflation Trend

TRUMAN PROPOSAL AN ABOUT-FACE   DECLARES FOOD COSTS WILL RISE UNLESS SUBSIDIES ARE CONTINUED.

Truck Drivers’ Dispute Settled   Agreement Announced After Night Negotiations Terms Not Disclosed

WAGE DISPUTE NEAR CLIMAX   Lewis Calls District Union Presidents for Consultations

COAL MINERS’ WAGE DISPUTE NEAR CLIMAX   Lewis Calls District Union Presidents for Consultations

Burglars Obtain $65,000 in Cast   Break Through Wall Of Bricks to Get to Saving Firm’s Vault

Veteran Housing Gets New Boosts   Commercial Building To Undergo Slashes

More Material for Vet Houses?   Another 30 Per Cent Cut in Commercial Building Debated

BUSINESS CONSTRUCTION HIT  More Building Materials For Vets’ Housing Seen

Plan Reduction In Construction To Aid Veterans   Commercial Building to Be Cut to Increase Home Production

U NO P re p ares To End Parley  Tuesday N ight   Selection Of Headquarters Site May Be Carried Over Until Spring

UNO Chiefs Open Speedup Drive to Adjourn Tuesday   Action Gives Impetus te  Compaen to Postpone Selection of Site   FOUR MAJOR ISSUES STILL TO BE VOTED   Consideretion of Refugee Problem to Come Before Council

UNO May Delay Site  Selection  Seek Adjournment Tuesdey Night; Ba de ee et fae TT .,

CONFEREES MEET ALL NIGHT T0 REACH DECISION   Reports Indicate That The Union Has Accepted CM Offer

Scotland Yard Called in to Squelch Squatters Seizing Apartment Homes

Ban Of T een-Age Draft  May Cut Down Volunteers   Army And Navy Expect Voluntary Enlistments Te Dwindle To Trickle As Result Of Congressional Action Barring Youths From Armed Service

RUSSIA, BRITAIN AND AUSTRALIA OPPOSE U. S. PROPOSAL FOR GROUP UN APPLICATION PLAN

TO RECUPERATE   War — Investigating: Committe Agrees to Let Prestonburg, Hy. Physician Determine When Ma:  _ Can Testify.

War Probers To Take Word Of Physician   Doctor’s Orders Will Determine May’s Questioning

MAY’S DOCTOR WILL DECIDE   KENTUCKIAN’S APPEARANCE WILL BE DETERMINED BY HIS PHYSICIAN

Probers Delay May's Testimony   Committee to Wait ‘Til ‘Guardian Angel's Condition Improves.

SEEK DATA ON WHEN MAY CAN BE QUESTIONED   Committee Agrees To Let Hia Personal Physician Determine

REP. MAY’S APPEARANCE UP TO DOCTOR      Will Let Committee Know When Solon Can Testify

May Needs Rest, His Doctor Says  Probers Agree To Pan hae oe   Probers Agree To  Let Archer Say  When Representative Con Be Called

‘Physician  To Say When Rep. May Can Defend Self   Senate Committee in Agreement to Allow Doctor to Decide on Time of Testimony

Mead Group Will Query May When Doctor Approves   Study of Representative’s Alleged Garsson Connections Delayed   PHYSICIAN AGREES TO SET OUIZ DATE   Kentuckian Recuperating at His Home After Heart  Setrure

PROFITS PROBE WILL WAIT FOR MAY RECOVERY   Committee Will Not ‘Trouble’ Him While We Ts TM

PROBERS ACCEPT REPORT ON MAY   Questioning To Await Improvement in His Health

Refuse Appeal By Mihailovie   Yugoslav Court Turn Down Chetnik Leader’ Plea For Merevy.

Eye-Witness Account: Woman, Baby Jump From Blazing Hotel   Terrified Confrsion Reigns As Flames Trap Dozens; Crowds, Burstiny $6se Mamper Firemen

U. P. Reporter Is Eyewitness. To Hotel Fire   Woman With Baby Leaps From .Window

Woman Jumps To Death Holding Baby In Arms   Screams. Flames Together Signal Start Of Blaz

Molotov Disagrees With Byrnes On Poland Border  Russian Delegate Claims Line Was Drawn at Potsdam

Reaffirms His Stand On Russia   Secretary's Statement Heralds Wide-Open Cabinet Split.

Molotov Disagrees With Byrnes On Poland Border  Russian Delegate Claims Line Was  Hiern we Dated

Only 5 Percent Hike In Living   Bowles Thinks Eccles Estimate Of 10 Percent Is Tdo Hich.

See a 5 Per Cent Rise in Living Costs   Wage-Price Bosses Take Issue with  Eccles’ Forecast of A Greoter Incraaca.

deny Costs Of Living To Jump I0 Per Cent   Agency Heads Say Half That Figure Seems Probable

Bowles, Snyder See Only 5 Pct. Hike in Prices   See No Reason for Runaway Increase In Living Costs

Bowles Says — Living Costs te Go Up 5P.C.   Takes Issue With, St atement

SNYDER AND BOWLES TAKE ISSUE. WITH ECCLES STATEMENT   Latler Said Living Costs Might Jump 10 Percent Under New Policy.   BOWLES. SAYS 5 PERCENT   No Reason For Any Runaway Increase In Living Costs Snyder Said.

Bowles and John Snyder Dispute Statement of Marriner S. Eccles  OFf 10 Per Cent Booct

Federal Plans For Allofinent Are Discussed  Sharp Differences   Sharp Differences Of Opinion Given By Farm Leaders

Federal Plans For Allotment Are Discussed   Sharp Differences Of Opinion Given By Farm Leaders

AS REMEDY FOR OVER-CROWDING IN ASYLUMS   Survey by Blue Committee Out

Recommend 4th of Insane Patients At State Hospitals Be Treated at County Homes; Result of Survey

WTHSS Meeting Set For Sunday   H. T. FLETCHER AND DR. ROSS MAXWELL ARE PRINCIPAL SPEAKERS ON PROGRAM

INDUSTRY STIRS AS COAL FLOWS   Many Workers Called Back With Easing Of Shortage

Most Idle Miners Expected Back In Pits By Tomorrow  128,000 Remain Awav From Work

INDUSTRY REVIVES FROM EFFECTS OF SOFT COAL STRIKE   Most of idle Miners Expett. ed to Return to Pits  Pog Pn i ho

Expect More Miners Back   ‘Compensation Ruling Expected to. Cause More ' To Resume Work

INDUSTRY SLOWLY REVIVING   Coal Mining in Largest Producing State. Almost Normal: Still Idle Miners May Return to Pits Immediately

More Men May Return To Mines   Pennsylvania Holdouts Expected to Resume Work Tomorrow

More Miners To Return To Jobs   Industry Slowly But Surely On Way Back From Strike Effects

DECLARATION ON DANUBE WILL BE PUT IN TREATY   Peace Conference Votes In Favor Of Issue Over Russian Objection; Vandenberg Backed Move.

VOTE TO WRITE SHIPPING RULES IN PEACE PASTS   Will Include Regulations on Danube Traffic in Balkan Treaties

Peace Parley Seeks To Write. Danube Shipping Regulations) Into Treaties With Balkans)   , Overrides Objections Of All Allied Danube River Nations And  Russia.

Balkans Peace Pacts To Have Danube Clause   Inclusion Of Declaration On Shipping Voted Over Russ Obiection.

Freedom of Trade Voted on Danube  United States Wins Over Soviet Objection

Will Declare Free Trade On  Danube River   Russia Outvoted in Decision To Include Agreement on Shipping Over Vital Inland Waterway.

Delegates Face Danube Question   Sen. Vandenberg Says Historic River Should Not ‘Be A Barrier —

DANUBERIVER IN PEACE PACTS   See Free Navigation Clause for Shipping

Russia Loses Issue Before Paris Meeting   Hungary And Finland Sections Of Treaties Adopted

Soviets Lose Vote Over Free Danube   Navigation Freedom Is Favored by Peace Conference

Parley To Write Declaration Into Balkan Treaties   Russians, Opposed to Action, Defeated in Voting at Conference

Balkan Pacts Will Govern ‘Danube Rive   Russians, Slavs Object to Placing River in Treaties

‘SHOWDOWN IN VITAL ISSUES   Commission Decides Over Russian Objection To Write Declaration On Danube Shipping   BUSY WEEK SCHEDULED

IN PEACE TREATIES   Peace Conference Votes mm Russian Objection  on Balkan Plan   URGED BY VANDENBURG

Reds’ Objections To Danube River Treaty Overcome   French Navigation Plan Is Slated For Early Adoption

U. S. Urges Free Trade On Danube At Peace Parley   Frame Balkan State Treaties

Declaration On Danube’s Use Likely   Peace Conference Commission Decides It Should Be Written Into Treaty

Peace Parley. Seeks. To Write: Danube Shipping Regulations Into Treaties With Balkans   ‘Overrides ‘Objections Of All © Allied’ Danube  River Nations And  Riuecia:

Russian Bloe Oat-Voted On  Danube Issue   Peace Conférence Wili At tach “Trade Freedom” Clanse to Balkan Treaties

RUSSIANS LOSE IN VOTE OVER DANUBE ISSUE   Vandenberg Urges Clause Tc Guarantee Freedom on Vital Waterway

Trade Freedom On River Urged   Declaration to Be  Part of Treaties

Asks Drafting Of Men 26-29   President May Act Teday on Request of War Dept., Claim

Military Asks President To Direct Drafting   Wants Truman To Take Action On Induction Of Men 25-29.

Army Asking Men of 25-29   Wants Truman to Direct Drafting of Them to Offset Coming Shortage

Army Seeks 25-29 Draft  ie FO   New Selective Service Restrictions Force Desperate Measures

Army Requests Induction of Men 25 to 29   Appeat to Truman For Action to: Meet Pinch UnderStop-Gap Law

DRAFT OF OLDER  MEN REQUESTED   Army Asks Order Including Men From 25 to 29

Army Asks Truman To Direct Draft Now Of 25-29 Age Group   Discharge Continues As Pool Dwindles to An Estimated 15,000

President May Order Men 25 To 29 Drafted   Stop-Gap Revision Of Act Expected To Cut Replacements

DRAFTING OF MEN 2070 30 YEARS OLD 15 QRDERED   President Truman Issues Decree That Will Raise the Present Top Limit at 9¢_   ACTION ON HEELS OF CHANGES IN LAW   Executive Declares 8 0, 0 0( Youths Lost to Armed Service as Result of Action of Congress.

Asks Drafting Of Men 26-29   President May Act Today: on: Request of ~ War Dent.. Claim —

DRAFT PROBLEM HANDED TRUMAN   Army Arks Induction of Men Between 25 anc 29 To East Monpower Pinch

Truman Orders Induction Of Men Under 30   Order Follows Restriction On Drafting Teen Agers Imposed By Congress

ARMY ASKS TRUMAN TO LIFT DRAFT BAN   Seek Men In 25-Through29 Age Groups

PRESIDENT ASKED TO DRAFT MEN BETWEEN 25-29   Officials Estimate Pool in This Group Only About 15,000

Army Asks Draft of Men 25 To 29   Prospective Shortage Results in Request

Curley Guilty Of Defrauding   War Contract ‘Gyp’ Laid to Levislator

REP. CURLEY IS FOUND GUILTY   Veteran Massachusetts Office Holder Faces 47 Vear Jail Term

CURLEY FACING LONG SENTENCE   Veteran Massachusetts Politician May Get As Much As 47 Years For Using Mails To Defraud.

MAY PREPARED 10 TESTIFY BARRING HEALTH RETAPSES   ne oar Representative Willing to he Witness Before War Probe  Cormmitteemen

HT EXTREMISTS CONVICTED BY BRITISH COURT   Jews May. Be Sentenced to Death for Having Firearms.

COURT CONVICTS JEWISH LEADERS   Extremists Face Possible Sentence of Death

WARNS OF OHIO POLIO EPIDEMIC   Cases Running Above Record Mark Set in 1944

POLIO SPREADS   State Health Director Warns Parents to Watch Children.

PLANE FLYING TO NEW YORK IN: DISASTEI   HUGE SHIP EXPLODES AFTER CRASHING ON SMALL 18LAND IN RIVER  .. OF ERE   By P. J. CONROY Internationa] News Service

Surprise Move Comes as Truman Schedules Parley   UMW Head Blames Operators; Will Require Retroactive Raise

DOUBT PICTURES OF ATOMIC BOMB   U. §. Commissioner Takes Decision On Trio Under  Advisement

U. 5. Commissioner To Study Photo Case   No Testimony Presented To Prove. Authenticity Of A-Pictures

LONDON MOVIE FANS GO WILD   Bones Broken In Crush At Premiere, King And Queen Held Up

British Film Premiere Is a Success  +  10 Suffer Fractored Arms or Lees

House Grouy Raps WAA  Operations Report Charges Chaos, Neglect,  Confusion Exist

Group Charges Carelessness And Confusion   Path Paved for Fraud, Investigating Committee Reports

Solons Rap Handling of U. S. Surpluses   Negligence And Confusion Charged By Congressmen

House Probers Blast Surplus Sales System   Committee Charges Gros: Negligence And ‘'Sloppy” Administration CREATE SMOOTH PATH" FOR FRAUD, FAVORITIS Rep. Wigglesworth De  plores Failure To Renecotiate Contracts

CHAOS RULES IN SALES OF SURPLUS GOODS   Negligence, Confusion Charged by Committee Named by Congress

Committeemen Hit Disposal Of Surpluses   Congresamen Charge U. Disposed of Preeny Tn Carelece Maanne

HOUSE CLAIMS NEGLIGENCE IN SURPLUS GOODS   Charges Administration Creates Smooth Path For Fraudulency

‘Gross Negligence, Carelessness,  Sloppy Administration’  Charged in War Surplus Sales 5 : ij  Congressional Committee Asserts Such a Condition ‘Smooths Path’ for Speculation and Fraud

tLe aseeen mete eeeneeel  Charge Negligence Has Paved Way to Fraud In War Surplus Disposal

Thousands Of Dollars In Sacks ; Tax Evasion Case  Heard-At Dallas:

Medal Accepted By Mrs. Emma Clement   Golden Rule Foundation Medal Embkematic of American Mother.

GEN. EISENHOWER LANDS IN TOKYO   Greeted By Gen. MacArthur On Arrival By Plane From Visit To China

Bikini Atom Experiments. Live Before Tipton Audience   This is truiy Push button war fore, - .

Truman Signs Legislation Creating Domestic Control of Atom Eneray

President Signs Atom Control Bill   Awaiting Acceptances Before Announcing Appointments

FAST-MOVING DEVELOPMENTS   Atom Control Bill Signed By President

ATOM CONTROL BILL SIGNED. BY TRUMAN   President to Appoint Civilian Commission

ATOMIC BILL NOW LAW AS HST SIGNS   Sets Up Machinery For Control Of Such Energy By Civilians

British Act Gives J. S. Support In Aviation Policy  Secret Memorandum Pravides for Industry Pramotion

Anglo-American Move Insists On (pen Sky Policy   A Secret Bermuda Memorandum Has  Been Abandoned

British Act Gives J. S. Support In Aviation Policy  Secret Memorandum Provides for  BERG yrs INE a =I eS Ey

‘Open Skies Plan Gains Fresh Backing... .  British Abandonment Of ‘Bermuda Pact Gives USS. ‘Support On Air Policy

British Quit Secret Bermuda Aviation Stand And Pledge Support To United States

ODT Orders Cut  In Rail Service   Passenger Traffic Must Be Curtailed Fifty Per  nt   EFFECTIVE ON MAY 15   Regulations Made to Conserve Fast-Vanishing  Coal Supply

Drastic Order Effective May 15 As ODT Acts to Conserve Fuel; Move Follows Embargo on Freight

ODT Orders Drastic Curb To Save Coal   Deeper Slash Possible; Freight Carrying Limited To ‘Necessities.’

ODT Cuts Rail Travel by 50%   Order Effective May 10; Embargo on Freight Shipments Designed To Conserve Coal Supply

Government Calls Drastic Rail Slash Effective May 15   Freight Curtailment Also Imposed in Order to Conserve U.S. Coal Supnly

Passenger Train Service Sliced — “Ti Half to Conserve Coal Supply

Brownout Spreads To Indiana   EEE,  Railroads Ordered To Cut Service As Coal Supply Continues To Shrink

Order Limits Freight, Also   Government Acts to Conserve ixation’s Fast-Diseppearing Coal Supply  DATES ARE SET  Earlier Order in Effect May 10, Slash of Passenger

COAL-BURNING PASSENGER RAIL SERVICE HALTED   Fuel Shortage Brings On Strong Federal Action

Government Orders Passenger [raffic Curbed 50 Percent   Limit Freight in Attempt to Save U. S. Coal Supply

Ban Placed Or All But Food, Fuel Freight  No Hint Of Early Settlement Given

Coal Strike Causes Rail Service Cul   Two States Reduce Electricity Usage; Steel Mills Slow

Rail Passenger Service Halved  To Save Coal   ODT Provides Other  Emergency Measures

All Freight, Except Food and Few Items, Is Banned; Travel Cut 1s 50 Per Cent   No Break Expected   President Indicates U.S. Is Not Ready to Run Mines

ODT Increases Curtailment Of RailMovements      Carriers Ordered to Pir Deastie Reduction hiuto Effeet Before May 10, Not Later Than May 13   Freight Embargo  Also Is Ordered   Action Taken to Conserve Dwiudling Coal Supply As Troman Expresses Alarm Over Strike

DOWN 10 RAT IN PAGGENGEA TRAINS MAY 1!   Gov't Railroad Embargo ir Effect to Conserve Coal Supply.

ODT Orders Rail Service Curtailed, Truman Voices Alarm Over Coal Shortage

RAIL SERVICE CUT TO SAVE FUEL SUPPLY   War Powers Invoked As Truman Takes Grave View

ODT Order Hits All Locomotives Fueled By Coal   Mine Strike Also Affecting Utilities, Steel Industry Throughout The Nation

Coal Strike Cuts Traffic On Railways   Reduction of Passeng<r Ser vice Ordered, More Workers Threaten Strike

MILEAGE CUT ONE-QUARTER BY ODT ORDER   Drastic Curtailment Is Required as Fuel Stocks Dwindle

TRUMAN VOICES ALARM: NO END 70 TIEUP SEEN   ODT Ban Would Become Effective May 15; Earlier Action Possible

Coal Strike Brings Deep Rail Slash   Gevernmen? Order Cates Freight te Gael end Feed

Rail Service Cut For Lack of Coal   Government May Take Over Mines ” To Head Off Industrial Collapse

President Truman  Voices Alarm Over Situation Caused by Prolonged Coal Strike

wom UALR Be obs Pate  U.S. Facing 50 Per Cent Cut May 15  Truman Alarmed Be Coal Crisi«

Passenger Train Cut Ordered   Service Will Be Reduced — 50 Percent to Conserve Coal Supplies

Order Issued - “As. ‘Alarm  _. Grows Over Continued ‘Coal Mine Shutdown; Freight Service Also to Be Slashed; -Gov’t May Seize Mines.  

ODT Deerees 50 Pet. Slash In Passenger Service On Railways   Entire National Industrial Economy Will Be Crippled In 20 days If Stoppage Continues

RAILROAD SERVICE IS CURTAILED   50 Per Cent in Passenger Service Ils Ordered Cut

ODT Moves  ToConserve Coal Supply   25 Percent Cut May 10; General Embargo Is Put on Freight.

Sharp Cut Is Ordered In Rail Travel   Action Taken Coal Supplv Save Dwindling

Move Aimed To Conserve Coal Supply   Latest Edict Follows Curb On Freight

Coal Strike **rings Curb On Railroads, "Industry. May Suffer Heavy Blow

Coal Walkout Causes Alarm To President   Freight, Passenger Loads Wall Be Cut By ODT Regulation

U.S. BANS ALL SHIPMENTS BUT FOOD AND FUEL  ORDERS 50 PCT. CUT   ORDERS 50 PCT. CUT PASSENGER SERVICE TO CONSERVE COAL

Coal-Burning Railroads Told to Cut Passenger Service Half by May 15

TRUMAN VOICES OPEN ALARM ON COAL SITUATION   Crippling of Whole Industria! Economy Seen if Strike Is Prolonged Longer

Drastic Restrictions: on Freight As U.S. Acts to Conserve Fuel   Full Impact of Order on Coal- Burning Trains. Effective May 15, With 25 Per Cent Slash On May.10: Truman Alarmed Over Situation

TO CHOP HALE OF SCHEDULES   Passenger Service Slash To Become Effective On May 15th

Passenger  Trains Using Coal Cut 50%   ODT .Clamps General Embargo on Freight Shipments With Exceptions; Truman Voices Alarm

Demands for New Labor Legislation  Heard in Senate: No Settlement Near

Railroads Get Directive on Coal Shortage   Passenger Service To Be Cut in Half By Middle of Month.

RAIL PASSENGER SERVICE CUT 90 PERCENT BY ODT   Measure Goes Into Effect or May 15 for Coal Burning Engines

Slash Rail - ‘ Service   Government Orders’'  .Coal-Burning Roads To Cut Passenger *  Travel By Half May 1:

UMW STRIKE BRINGS GUT IN RAIL SERVICE   Coal-Burning Lines Ordered to Eliminate Passenger Use by Half May 15.

Fifty Per Cent Cut In Passenger Traffic Ordered May 15   Truman Studies Strike Situation   No Plans Projected To Seize Mines; Congress Shows Alarm

Curtailment Ordered in  Rail Service   President Voices Open Alarm at Situation Created By Prolonged Soft Coal Strike

Senate Asks For New Labo:  Legislation   Prospect of Governmen Seizure Growing  In 33-Day-Old  Mine Idleness.

Order Issued As Alarm Grows Over Continued Coal Mine Shutdown; Freight Service Also to Be Slashed; Gov't May Seize Mines.

Truman Voices Alarm Over \Coal Strike   Virtually Alf Freight Shipments Except Fuel And Food Banned By ODT

Rail Passenger, Freight Service Cuts Ordered   Reductions Before May 10 Possible; Walkout Continues

‘SOUTHERN PART OF THE STATE FACES DIMOUT   Coal Shortage Brings Request for Emergency: Orders

DRASTIC ODT CURB DUE TO VAN:SHING SUPPLIES OF COAL   President Alormed ot Spreading Industrial Poralysis Caused by Strike

Cut Passenger Service by 50% Railroads Told   Coal Strike Brings Drastic Curb; Truman ‘Alarmed’ at Situation

Strike Alarms President, But He Doesn't Act   Mr. Truman Agrees That The Situation Is Very Serious’

Coal Strike Forces Industry Slowdowr   Passenger Service Is Reduced As Freight Shipments Curtailed

Take Caution to Save Dwindling Supplies of Coal  Order Goes into

Step Caused By Strike Of Coal Miners   Nation Faces Situation That Is Critical

Passenger Service, Also Freight Shipments. Are Ordered Curtailed

ORDER FIFTY PERCENT SLASH INR R. SERVICE   Move Made fade To’ Con: . serve Dwindling - Cea) Sunelvy:   Alarm’ Is Felt Over Effects. From: Miners’ Walkout .

ODT Orders 50 Pct. Cut in Train Service   Drastic Curtailment Ordered to Save On Coal Supplies

Drastic Edict Effective May 15; Whole Industrial Economy Will Be Crippled Within 20 Days, Leaders In Capital Say

‘Truman Voices Alarm At Situation Created By Coal Stoppage   GOVERNMENT ORDER   Bans Shipment Of All Freight Except Food, Fuel; Passenger Service Cut 25 Per Cent    BULLETIN

Passenger Train Cut Ordered   50 Per Cent. Slash... By May 15, Ordered To Save Coal

Ban Placed On All But Food, Fuel Freight   No Hint Of Early Settlement Given In Coal Dicpute -

COAL-BURNING ROADS TOLD TO HALVE TRAFFIC   Effective May 15, Or der Will Help to Conserve Coal

NU. S. RAILROADS IS ORDERED TODAY   Truman Has No Plan for Taking Over Mines; “Brownout” Is Spreading In Area.   MEETING IS HELD AT INDIANAPOLIS

FOOD.STRIKE’ THREAT MADE   WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA MINERS SAY THEY WILL REFUSE ‘TO - WORK -IF-SHORTAGES—  ——— CONTINUE

FALL OF GHANGCHUN MAY BE PEACE SIGN   National And Red Spokesmen In Conflict On Views

RISING WATERS PER MIDLAND   Spring Freshets Inundate  Many Other Areas In State

OPPOSE BREAK WITH FRANCO   'U. S. Joins With Britain In Opposing Move for Swift Coercive Action

Delegates Debate Spanish Question  _ U.S. Against Any Coercive Action

USE OF -FORCE AGAINST SPAIN BARRED BY U.S.   Democratic Change Only Program Favored To Unseat Franco

Contend That Rupture of Relations With Franeo Would Lead Into Another World War.

Britain,U.S. Oppose A Complete Break With Franco Spain Say Stringent Action  May Lead to New Vsneld Ulan

Soviets Demand Action Against Spain  U. S. Opposes Break With Franco Regime

Franco. Issue Splits Nations  U. S., Britain Fear Action Me a  ae .)

Britain, U.S. Oppose A Complete Break With Franco Spain   Say Stringent Action May Lead to New World War

U.S. Opposes Coercive Acts  Against Spain  rns Agains   Warns Against Leading World Into Another War

WarnsSpain Could Cause Another War   U. S. Plan Would Make Democracy Of Franco Spain

FOUR-POWER COUNCIL GETS U.S. WARNING   Resists Proposal To Restrict U. S. Witnesses

ILLIES SPLIT IN COUNCIL'S ‘OLE IN JAPAN   U. S. Opposes British Plan

Jap Council Splits on Talk Limit   Britain, Russia, China Line Up for Control of All Evidence

MacArthur —  Issues Warning   British Propose To Restrict Discussions

Ingersoll Says Britain Sought Weaker Soviet   , Declares Roosevelt Died at Odds With Churchill

War Strategist. Charges Britain’ : Planned Course to Weaken Soviet

War Veteran Taxi Drivers To ‘March’ on Washington   Returning Servicemen Seek Licenses In Effort to Break City Monopolies

Moberly Is Orr. Proposed New Feeder Air Line   Aeronautics Board Recommends Approval Of Five Midwest Lines

Emporia Included on a Feeder Line Recommended to Aeronautics Board

FEEDER AIRLINE PROPOSED FOR MIAMI. VINITA   Examiners for Aeronoutics Board Approve Ozerk Company’s Request

FIVE FEEDER AIR LINES FAVORED   Proposal Includes Monroe And Delta Air Corporation

GOP MAY END SPECIAL TAX BENEFITS   Community Property Tox ls Singled Out

Special Tax Benefits of States With Community Property Law Under Attack

ARAB ARMY IN EGYPT ITA FROMISED SUPPORT OF “HOLY WAR” AGAINST  IMMIGRATION 

MOSLEMS READY ATTACK PLANS ON IMMIGRATION   Leaders Bolstered By Arab Promise Military Support

Report Jowa It Leader In Many Gliekd   State Studies Hself In Centennial Year

‘Many Communities ‘Holding Centennial Celebrations i in Aug.   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent

SOUTHERN ITALY MAY SET UP MONARCHY   Monarchists Plan Reaction ~ Against Referendum

Armored Cars And Troops In Rome Patrol   Rumors Monarchists Plan Armed Reaction Against Result Of Election

Armored Cars, Troops Prowl in Rome As Monarchists Threaten Secession

‘Nurse Held On  Forgery Count   Bertha Baker Charged With Forging Name of Pathent ta Checks

Disputed Area Holds Key to Peace, Yank Spokesman Declares   Connally Insists on Internationalizing Territory, Raps Molotov Charge that Western Powers Are Setting Up Military Bases

Yugoslavia and ltaly Warned By Connally   Senator Pleads For UN Power Over Trieste

Two Warned to Recent Decision n Trieste —   Connally Informs Italy, Yugoslavia of > Danvers to Peace

CONNALLY RAPS LAND VS, PEAGE   Italy and Yugoslavia Tolc To Accept Decisions on Trieste

TRIESTE HOLDS KEY TO PEACE CONNALLY SAYS   Senator Assails Molotev’s Charge U. S. Seeking Military Baca.

Coal Leader’s Attorney Opens Battle Today   AFL COUNSEL CLAIMING INJUNCTION WAS ILLEGAL

Right Of Federal Court Challenged By AFL Attorney   Counsel Cites Norris-La Guardia Act, Dismissal Arguments Open

Jap Empress Sees Nation’s Sick And Poot   Visits Clinic For Destitute

Ja ap Empri ess Visits Unhappy,  Miserabie Paitienis in rius piiat

SALLY JUGGLES FOR THE JUDGE   Decision Reserved After Court Views Special Fan Dance Number

BYRNES SAYS WAR iS NOT LMM NENT   Urges Navions Avoic Planting Seeds Of Future Wars

Byrnes Renews A0-Year Treaty Bid to Russians   Secretary Admits Serious Differences Among Big Four, but Joins Stalin in Denvine War Near; Talks to Molotov

NO WAR DANGER NOW, BYRNES ASSURES WORLD   Offers 40-Year Reich Policing

BYRNES SAYS NO WAR IMMINENT   Secretary of S tate Urges 40-Year Treaty for Germany

BYRNES CAUTIONS AGAINST DEMANDS THAT BREED WAR   Agrees With Stalin Another Military Explosion fs Not Imminent   WARNS OF WAR'S SEEDS   They Must Not Be Planted, He Says in Foreign Policy Address

Byrnes Decries  Path To War   American Agrees That War Now Is Not  Imminent

BYRNES SAYS WAR IS NOT IMMINENT   Urqes Nations Avoid Planting Seeds QE Eueerze Wars

» BYRNES URGES NATIONS NOT TO PLANT WAR SEEL   Joins Stalin In Predicting That War  Is Not Imminent

Byrnes Agrees War Isn't Imminent, But Pleads for Caution   Echoes Stalin’s Optimism, Again Invites Russ to Join Treaty for Unarmed Reich

Byrnes Says Another War Nothmminent   Secretary, However, Warns Nations Against Provoking Possible Trouble

U, S, SECRETARY "AGAIN INVITES RUSSIAN HELP   Big 4 Differences Admitted In American Policy Talk At Paris

I¢ED OeED OF GONFLICTS Ih POWER QUEST   Says Differences in Big Four Treaty Parleys Have Become Serious.

Byrnes Joins In Prediction Against War   Secretary of State Sees Danger Ahead If Nations Selfish

U. S. Official Joins Stalin in Prediction But Issues Warning   Secretary of State Claims Nations Who Seek Political, Economic Edges Are Sowing Seeds of Another Conflict

Russia Asked To Join in Keeping Reich Disarmed   Stalin's Comment, ‘No Conflict Imminent,’ Supported by Envoy

Seven Big Hollywood Studios Picketed As Result of Jurisdictional Dispute

END T0 CLOSED SHOP URGED BY VIRGINIA SOLON   Co-Author of ‘vy eyint ut Labor Dis. putes Act Would Control U. S. Strikes

Reaction Of Truman Not Announced   Congressman Smith Of Virginia To Push Proposal

SMITH HAS BILL READY TO BAN CLOSED SHOPS   New Labor Measure Would Require Compulsory Arbitration

Smith to Ban Closed Shop Ir New Proposal   Co-Author of Labor Disputes Bill Plans Strike Control Law

” % Bo]  Plan Would Ban Closed Shop, Back Compulsory Arbitration

PEACETIME STRIKE CONTROL PROGRAM 'TO BE PRESENTED   Closed Shops Would Be Banned _ and Arbitration Would Be Compulsory.

Strike Control Program Drawr For Peacetime  Closed Shops Ban With Compulsory Ao L’23. wk’. CU

Labor Policy Drafted For Next Congress   AUTHOR OF WAR LABOR DISPUTES ACT HAS PLAN

Strike Contro Bill Prepared   Details of Meastire Outlined to Truman

STRIKE CURBS   smith Plan Would Outlaw Industrywide Collective _ Bargaining

Closed Shops Are Outlawed In New Plan   Author Says Bill Will Be Offered Te New Conaress

'—ARBITRATION— Bill Would  Ban Closed Shops -_   ENTIRE LABOR. FIELD COVERED

Co-Author ot War Labor Disputes Act Has Plan For Controlling Strikes

Proposed Strike Control Program Would Outlaw ‘Closed Shops, Violence

Smith Outlines Strike Control Measure Banning Closed Shop   Virginian Discusses Bill With Truman, Says.He. Will Urge Passage In Congress

Smith Plans Revision of Labor Laws   Bans Closed Shop and Provides for Arbitration Clause

Offers Strike Control Plan   Would Ban Closed Shops and Provide Compulsory Arbitration

REP. SMITH WOULD BAN CLOSED SHOP   Indirect Provision for Compulsory Arbitration to Avoid Strikes Also Contained in the Solon’s Proposed Labor Law.

REP. SMITH WILL SPONSOR BILL 1 ~ BAN CLOSED SHOF   Virginian’s Measure Will Also Provide for Com pee ee a ee ne

Writes Strike Control Bill  For Congres:   Rep. Smith’s Measure Would Ban Closed Shop And Require Compulsory ArbiLlration

Offers New Labor Law   Smith Proposal Bans Closed Shop, Forces Arbitration Indirectly

Measure Calls For Federal Ban On Closed Shops   General Overhauling Of Labor Legislation Urged by Rep. Smith

STRIKE CONTROL PLAN OUTLINED   Smith Proposes Closed Shop Ban, Compulsory Arbitration   SOON TO OFFER BILL

ELBERT 8, -ESTEY SEEKS ‘ REPUBLICAN: NOMINATION AS COUNTY ATTORNEY

SOLDIER ADMITS - STORY WAS HOAX   HERO ROLE ENDS AS HE RE-. VEALS HE DID NOT PREVENT $250,000 ROBBERY,

Soldier Admits Robbery Story Was Just Hoax   Tripped Up by FBI; Was Hailed as Hero For ‘Saving’ $250,000

Almost Commended as Hero  Soldier's Story of Chasing Away Six Gunmen to Stop Big Robbery a Hoax

REFUSES TROOPS TO ALLIS PLANT   GOVERNOR GOODLAND ACTS ON ADVICE OF MILWAUKEE SHERIFF

Governor Waits Plea ‘of Sheriff Before Acting      ‘Situation Now. Under Control, Says Hanley  to. Goodland

Naval Captain Charges Winds Code Conspiracy   Says Officials Want  Record Destroyed

Jap Warning Papers Lost   Pearl Harbor Witness Charges Military Departments With Conspiracy

Says Evidence Of Message Now s Missing   Navy Officer Claims Attempt Mace to Change Testimony

Probers Told Files on Japs’ Raid ‘Missing   Navy Captain Hints Conspiracy to Kill Evidence of Message

War Chiets Knew Jap Strike Near   Captain Safford Says ‘Winds Message’ Wa: Widely Disseminated

Arrest of India's Nehru Cause For Big City Tie-Ups   Leader Defied Ban To Help Chiefs of Seditious Uprising

Protests Stir India Against Nehru Arrest   Major Cities In Turmoil As Congress Party Leader Held In Kashmir.

Indian Cities In Uproar on Nehru Arrest   . Strikes and Mass Demonstrations  Mark Protest

India’s Major Cities Are in Turmoil Arising from Arrest of Pundit Nehru

India In Turmoil As Populace ‘ Protests Detention Of Nehru   Businesses Close Down  And Demonstrations Are Staged In) Mayor “ties.

Indians Protest Leader’s Arrest   Cities In Turmoil Follow ing Seizure of Nehru, Congress Leader.

R: S: Bond, Pioneer Rowland Citizen  Dies Early Today   Rites Saturday At °11

R.S. Bond, Pioneer Rowland Citizen  Dies Early Today   Rites Saturday At 11 A. M.

American Farmer In Falmouth   Officers Dispute Whether Elizabete Could Have Salvaged Vessel

Salts Dispute Salvage of Yankee Ship   American Says British Could Not Have Saved Her

Fruit Badly Damaged in  Some Areas   Temperatures Far Below Freezing Caused Heavy Frost Last Night

WORKERS GET LONG WEEK END   Thousands of Ohioans Laid Off for Two Days

LaFollette Leads In Early Returns  Progressive Candidate Opposes GOP

HOUSING HEADS WORK ON PLANS   ClO, Housing Officials Blast New Truman Program Now Being Set Up

The Oniets Some  Of Criticism on  Demobilization Says U. S. Had to  Slow Down or Rur Ont at an Dies

GEN. EISENHOWER DEFENDS SLOWING ARMY DISCHARGES   Chief of Staff Says U. 8. Commitments Require 622,000 Troops in Europe, 865,000 in Pacific.   ASSERTS REPLACEMENT PROGRAM IS DRAGGING   Tells Congressmen Points for Release Will Be Cut to 45 by Apri! 30 and to 40 by June 30.

Fast Reduction Imperils Army, ‘Ike’ Declares   Replacement Plan “Lags. Necessitating Slowdown, He Tells Coneress

Says Let-up In Discharges A Necessity   Gen, Eisenhower, De~thring If Saved Army From Collapse, Quietens Some of Demobilizatin Din In Congress

Army Slowdows Is Defended By Eisenhower   Necessary To Save Army from Collapse, He Tells Lawmakers

Eisenhower Calms Some Of Army Demobilization Critics, But Very Few   General ‘Ike’ Avers That If Discharges Had Not Been Slowed Down ‘We Would Literally Have Run Out Of Army;’ Navy Untouched

Eisenhower Says Slowdown N ecessary to Save Army   Army's Chief of Staff Quiets Some of Demobilization Din in Congress: Reaction By Solons to His Explanation Is Mixed

General Eisenhower Quiets Some of Demobilization Din   Says Discharges Had to Be Slowed Down to Maintain Army; Explanation Satisfies Some Solons

Thief of Staff to Tet. Soldiers Go With Two and Half Years Of Service in April Or 45 Points.

“Discharge Slowdown Is Necessary to Save ‘Army From Collapse, States Eisenhower

Auction News   Vernie Hansen Friday, Nov. 29  Qoln ocf fe leet arrncndete Mlaann   School House Sale Saturday, Nov. 30  Sale ad in today's Times.   Paul Smith Friday, Dec. 6

Verdict In War Crimes Trial Is Set For Sept. 23   Henchmen Of Hitler In Prisoners’ Dock Make Final Pleas.

11 Nazi Leaders Expect Hanging As Cases Close   Praise Counsel of Both Sides For Fine Way Of Conducting Trial; Defendants Speak

Chicago Youth Pleads Guilty To 29 Crimes   Heirens Throws Self On Mercy of Court, Admits All Charges

Coroner’s Jury Says War Bride Shot. Her Mate:   Heirens Pleads Guilty To Murders, Throws Self On Merey Of The Court

Heirens Pleads Guilty to Degnan Kidnap-Killing, Other Butcheries

HEIRENS PLEA IS GUILTY 10 MURDER OF 3   FATE UP TO JUDGE 26 LESSER CRIMES ADMITTED

Heirens Seeks Court Merey   Murderer Pleads Guilt  TT. Three Slavinose

Youth’s Fate Is In Court’s Hands _  Heirens Pleads Guilty Of Heinous Slayings

William Heirens, Chicago, Pleads Guilty To Three Gruesome Murders

Heirens Pleads Guilty To Three Murders And 26 Other Minor Crimes   Court Hears Evidence To Determine Sentence University Youth Starts ‘Sweating It Out’ While Fate Is Decided

FATE OF HEIRENS RESTS WITH COURT   CHICAGO UNIVERSITY STUDENT PLEADS GUILTY TO THREE MURDERS.

Tie In Wage Hike For GI’s   Administration Renews Drive To Extend Draft For Full Year.

ASK FULL YEAR MORE OF DRAFT   Higher Pay Offer Tied In With Request For Longer Extension

Offer Of Higher F:y For All Enlisted Men Tied In With Drive To Extend Drdaft’s Use

Nation Gnashes Teeth as Gold Mine of shirts Dwindles to Comedy of Errors

Citizens Defeat Army...  MILITARY GOVERNMENT KICKED OUT IN BOLIVIA, DICTATOR VILLARROEL SHOT

Ranchers Battle Forest Fire  Blaze Reported as   Blaze Reported as Rapidly Spreading

Ranchers Battle  Forest Fire  Blaze Reported as Rapidly Spreading

Ukrainian UN Delegate Shot  Manuilsky Says It Has Political Side

Soviets See ''Political Plot" In Wounding of UN Delegate  Ukranian Envoy Shot By Bandits Suring Holdus in New York Store

Ukrainian Declares Delegate Shooting Has Political Angle, but Police Deny ft

MAY BACKS NINE MONTH PROPOSAL OF DRAFT BILL   Would Exempt Those 1S and 19 Years Old, A: House Refuses Delay

May Supports Draft Extension   Will Fight To Exempt 18, 19-Year-Olds

9-Month Draft Extension Plan Backed By May   Committee Chairman Would Exempt Youths Of 18-19, However

DRAFT EXTENSION SUPPORTED TODAY   Certain Exemptions for (18, 19 Year Olds Requested.

H. S. Principal In St. Joe Quits   C. L. Milton Turns In Resiqnation

RESIGNS POST HE HAS HELD FOR 26 YEARS   School Board Expects T: Name New Superintendent Soon

Course Offered New Legislators  eo... 2 @ 4 “4%   School Scheduled At Little Rock

Seven Reds in New Cabinet of France   Bidault Names Eight ‘Popular Republicans’

BIDAULT SETS UP GOVERNMENT   Fight Republicans, Six Socialists And Seven Com.munists Selected,

Bidault Forms New French  Government   Popular Republican Movement Takes Majority Of Cabinet Posts.

Republicans To Dominate French Rule For Bidault   Cabinet Is Formed  After Mueh Trouble

Will Quit Race If Mayor is Candidate      Robertson to Withdraw from Senate Race if McKeldin Wilf Enter

British Cabinet Agrees to Stick To Present Plan   Learn of Tense Situation in Holy Land

Britishers To Persist In Policies   Jewish Action Discussec By Cabinet; Officials . Agree to Stay With Course Now Followed -

BRITISH NOT TO CHANGE PLANS FOR REFUGEES   English Cabinet Studies Re port on Situation in Palestine

london Cabinet: Decides to Follow. Present’ Policy  Peacntte Fete mecdans

SITUATION TENSE IN THE HOLY LAND   Leaders Agreed to Stick to Its Present Course, It Is Said.

Armed Forces. Will Continue - Patrol ‘At Sez   Will Thnplement’ Govern meni’s Decision to Stop Iegal Entry: Into Holy Land   Truman’s Reply Expected Today   Three Persons 4itled And  Seven Wounded Yester’ day During Riot: At Haifa Port

THREE KILLE IN CLASHES AT HAIFA   Military Chiefs To Stick To Present Course   Condemn British Measures To Halt Immigration To Holy Land

—NO CHANGE IN POLICY— Forces Instructed To  Prevent Unauthorized  Entry Into Holy Land   ' Two Shiploads Of People Escorted By Cruiser Arrive In Famagusta Harhor

Brifain Firm On Palestine   Cabinet Determined To Keep Course Despite Tense Situation in Holy Land

British Plan No Change  In Palestine   Cabinet Decision Given After Hearing of Reports

British to Stick to Firm Stand  carer) ttn an Rar Hiecal Immiarants from Palestine

British Firm On Jew Settlers   Cabinet Continues To Bar Illegal Jewish Immigrants From. Palestine.

British Order Tommies To Keep Blockade   3 Killed, 7 Woundex In Haifa Rioting; Immigrant Guards Stormed By Mob

London Handed Reports On Fire   British Cabinet  Fully Informed  On Palestine

Britain Will Maintain Policies In Palestine   Authoritative Source Says Government Will Stick Te Present Course “However Much The Position Deteriorates’ In Holy Land

British Will Stick to Holy Land Block   Three Killed as Mob Storms Military Unit Guarding Haifa Port

BRITISH SAY PRESENT PLAN IN HOLY LAND TO CONTINUE   Effort To Halt Illegal Jewish Entries Led To Bloodshed Tuesday

Deportations Arouse Anger In Palestine   Three Persons Killed And Seven Wounded Tuesday in Riots at Port City of Haifa

3 Killed In Rioting At Haifa   Immigrants Are Taken Off Ships and Sent to Detention Camp on Cyorus   Truman Reply   President’s Decision on Plan for Division Expected Today

British Agree To Stick To  Present Course   Three Armed Services To Act To End Iflegal Entry Qf Jews Into Palestine

PALESTINE ROWS CONTINUE TODAY   British Announce Plans To Keep Up _ Identical Policies There

Await Word From Truman On Proposal   ‘Act of Great Cruelty,’ Jewish Agency Calls Britain’s Action

British Plan Firm Stand In Palestine   Armed Services Report Tense Situation But Decision Remains

Armed Services To Be Used To Enforce Ban On En-. try Of Refugees :

BRITISH ARMS T0 PREVENT ILLEGAL PALESTINE ENTRY   CABINET AGREES TO STICK TO PRESENT IMMIGRANT POLICY

BRITAIN WILL STICK BY GUNS   Cabinet Deeides To Hold To Present Course In Palestine No Matter What Happens.

Lionists Blast British Policy  Britian to Adhere to Present Course

BRITISH RETAIN “HOLD ON JEWS   Cebinet Decides Policy To Be Unchanged on Entry Into Palestine

Britain To Maintain Blockade   Truman Decision on Palestine Division Proposal Is Awaited.

VET LEADERS SCOFF AT IDEA Avert Squatter's Invasion Of U.S. Housing, Rep. Luce Urges

Squatter Move Is Not Likely in U. S.  London Situation   Veterans Disagree With Rep. Cc. B. Luce; Starve "Em Out Plan in Britain

Hold No Fear Of “Squatter”  . Invasion Here   Veterans’ Organizations Say Housing Problem Can Be Solved By-Legal Means

CLOSE RACE IN JAPAN   Many Women Are Likely to Win Seats in Diet

Three Parties Seek Lead in Jap Election   Woman Candidate ‘And Communist’ Among Winners

Jap Election — As Close   Counting Slow But Indications Point To Many Women Winning Out

Right - of - Center Groups Expected to Lead in Vote  German Election for Rural

Right - of - Center Groups Expected fo Lead in Vote   German Election for Rural Councils Slated

Murray Charges Evil Conspiracy   Says Big Business Provoking Strikes

COURT ACTION TAKEN TO STOP COAL WALKOUT   Federal Judge Signs Restraining Order to Bar Contract End

COAL SUPPLIES ARE FROZEN BY KRUG   Workers Asked To Disavow John L. Lewis   LEGAL ACTION   Against U.M.W. Leader Is Debated: Demands Not Yet Made Public

FINISH FIGHI WITH LEWIS IS VOW OF TRUMAN   Soft Coal Miners Defying Government's Appeal By Quitting Three Days In Ad vance; Crisis Looms.

Workers Already Stream From Pits In Several States  Temporary Federal  Court Action Gets

—COAL STRIKESpurn U.S. Appeals To Mine Coal   Truman Vacationing In Sunny Florida

LEWIS TOLD NOT TO END HIS CONTRACT   Restraining Order Signed by a U.S. Judge as Miners Begin Walking Off Jobs Ahead of Scheduled Wednesday Stoppage.

Justice Dept. Signs Edict in Coal Situation.   Bars Lewis From Terminating Contract

President Truman Calls for Showdown Fight With Lewis as Clark Maps Strateay

U. S. Acts As Diggers Remain Off Jobs; Moves Made To Ration Fuel

THOUSANDS OF MINERS QUIT JOBS   Defy Government Effort to Smash John L. Lewis

Aetion Bars Breaching Ot Contract   Temporary Restraint Order Issued To Forestall Walkout Of 400,000 Miners

Thousands of Miners Quit Pits Today   _ Truman Calls For Showdown Fight on  John Lewis

Justice Department Says Temporary Order to Halt U.S.-Wide Strike Signed

Spurn Pleas Of Federal Conciliators  During Day   Pennsylvania First State To Slowdown

Bars Lewis Calling Walk-Out in Mines On November 20th   Extra Week Is Added By Latest Court Action

Quit Work Ahead Of Deadline   Lewis’ Call For Strike Heeded Despite U.S. Plea

COURT ACTION MAY PREVENT MINE WALKOUT   Government Planning Other Moves to Meet Strike Threat

Federal Court Enters Battle Against Lewis   Injunction Issued As Miners Begin Leaving Their Jobs

ORDERS STOCKS FROZEN AND PUT UNDER RATIONING  TRIIMAN APPARENTLY

Temporary Order Designed To Restrain 400,000 Miners From Walkout, Is Signed Today.   HEARING ON ORDER SET NOVEMBER 27

Justice Department Announces Judge T. Alan Goldsborough Has Signed Decree Barring John L. Lewis From Terminating At Midnight Wednesday Contract With Government—Thousands Of Soft Cosl Workers Quit In Advance Of Strike Deadline

Truman Calls lor Showdown With Lewis   Government Might Block UMW Funds And ‘Take Measures To Prosecute Lewis

Court Enjoins Miners from Walking Out   Order Issued as Several Thousand Refuse to Work

Court Action Comes While Miners Quit   Lay Down Tools In Many Sections; Truman Calls  <r  ee enn

Federal Judge Coldsborough  Issues Action   Restrains Lewis From Tere minating Contract With Government Midnight Wedaesday   Hearing Scheduled  For November 27   Court, Action Comes As Thousands of Miners Lay Down Tools In

“SHOWDOWN” © IS ORDERED BY PRESIDENT   Truman and Krug Are Making an Effort to Influence Workers

Federal Court Order To Half Strike Issued  coal Stocks Are n As Strike Frozen A Nenve

TERMINATION OF CONTRACT IS DELAYED   Lesal Action Is Step in Showdown Fight With Lewis

Temporary Order Prohibits Mine Chief from Ending Contract or In Any Way Causing Diggers To Quit Work under Plan Accepted With Secretary Krug

Jump Gun Three Days Ahead Of Lewis Deadline   Defy Prospect Of Government Crack Down On UMW Chief; Truman Calls For Showdown

Walkouts Have Started in Pa.   President Starts Drive to Keep Mines Running and Miners at Jobs —Showdown Neer

ORDER RESTRAINING LEWIS FROM ENDING CONTRACT AS ISSUED   ORDER EFFECTIVE UNTIL NOV. 27; INJUNCTION SOUGHT BY GOVERNMENT

Bars Lewis From Breaking His Contract   Order Would Restrain Walkout of Miners; Hearing Set Nov. 27

Bituminous Pits: InPennsylvania   call Emergency Parley To - Explore Possible Court Action Against Lewis

[ATTORNEY GENERAL CALLS ‘AIDES TO EXPLORE POSSIBLE COURT ACTION AGAINST LEWIS   Notices Are Posted Appealing to Workers to Stick Af  Their Jobs; Coal Stocks In Dealers Hands : Frozen and Rationing Order   TRUMAN VACATIONING IN SOUTH REMAINS SILENT

LEWIS, UMW TOLD NOT TO BREAK PACT   Newest U.S. Move Bars Walk. out, at Least Until Nov. 27.

Truman Is Reported to Have Ordered U. 8. Smash Lewis or Bring Him to Terms   Appeal Is Made   Stay-on-Job Bids Are Sent to Miners; Face Freezing of Funds

Nestraining — Order Forbids Contract End   Order Banning Walkont, By UMW Miners To Exe pire Nov, 27th,

Soft Coal Miners Quitting Ahead Of Lewis Deadline; Defy U.S.; Showdown Nea

Order Bars Lewis From   Terminating Contract; Thousands “Of Miners Ouit.

1,002,444 Are Tabulated In :  Be  LatestCounf = Shivers Is Ahead ~ Of House: Daniel

1,002,444 Are fabulafed In : ates Count:  rs ts Ahead   Shivers Is Ahead Of House; Danie! "Wine Over Neff

Red Army Paper Cites American Troops Abroad   Says U. S. Has Not Kept Promise To Leave Cuba 6 Months After War.

Navy Starts New Fight on Merger   Claim Truman Wishes Voided in Pending Bill

U, S. HOPES T0 EASE ARMISTICE TERMS BOOSTED   Britain, France Give Prompt Support to Byrnes’ Plan for New Peace Parley

MAY EASE TERMS   American Plan for Van: quished Nations Is Considered

Proposal For Modification Of European Armistice Terms iWin Support Of Ministers   Council Begins Third Week Of Meetings Amid Generally Pessimistic Atmosphere

Action On Proposal For 21-Nation Peace Conference Awaited   ‘Big Four’ Foreign Ministers Fail To Reach Agreement On Top Issues

American Proposal To Ease Armistice Terms Wins Favor   Prospect for Adoption Improves As Foreign Ministers Begin Third Week cof Conferences

Easing of Armistice Terms Is Now Likely   Otherwise Council of Foreign Ministers Begins Its Third Week of Conferences in Pessimistic Atmosphere

U. S. Favors Easier Terms Of Armistice   Byrnes Proposes To Shift Drafting Of° Treaties To Conference Of 2] Nations

U.S. ASKS EASED TERMS FOR AXIS   Byrnes Proposal Begins To Gain Support At Parley

U. S. Favors Easier   Byrnes Proposes [o Shift Drafting OF — Treaties 160 Conference Of 21 Nations

U. S. Moves To Lighten Peace Terms  Against Axi:   Big Four May Act On June 15 Parley For 21 Countries

PLANT STARTS PAYMENTS FOR TRAVEL TIME   Barberton Firm Fails to Wait for Court Ruling on Suit

Fortal- lo-Portal Back-—Pay—Suits. Filed Amount To Ouarter Billion

REVISE AMOUNT OF BOND ISSUE FOR MONESSEN   Slash Taken In Amount Of Big Issue To Aid Home Building

Council Reduces Bond Proposal To $200,000   Improvement Program Revised Downward; Wages Increased; Stenographer Fired

Tiny Girl Celebrates the Birthday Which Death Tried Hard To Cancel

Complaint hee UN   Russian Envoy Refuses: 5; _To Accept American Plar To Press Investigation --

lran Requests UN Drop Case against Soviel   Council Not Likely to Accept Proposal; Fight on Spain Near

Army Reserve Enrollment Near Million Mark  Includes Almost 20,000 Wartime  Pilots. Report:

Committee Sends Sharp Criticism   Privileges For Trial Requested

Mead Committee Refuses to Allow May to Testify on His Own Terms:

EFUSE MAY'S ONDITIONAL’ ESTIMONY   On Link with  Munitions Firms

CAN'T EXPLAIN MUNITIONS LINK, SENATORS SAY   Investigators Say Letter Declines May Testimony

Deny May Any Special Privileges   Senate Committee in Hars} Answer to Kentucky  Congressman

Crificize May's Request for Special Rights   Congressman Asked to Testify On His Own Terms

Voters in Five States Cast Primary Ballots   lowa Gives Governor Blue Heavy Majoriiy—ClO-PAC Activity Figures in Three Of the Comoaians

[OWA STARTER OF PRIMARIES FOR VASTATES   Five to Vote Tuesday, Eight Later in Month of June Ballots.

Five More States Ballot Today as lowa Tallies Vote   Gov. Blue Easily Wins Renomination Over Gen. Olmsted

Five More States Voting Today  In June Primaries  Governor Robert Blue Wins Heavy Vote In lowa Balloting

Month of Primary Elections Is Started by lowa  Five More States Are To Hold Their Elections Tuesday

lowa Republicans Renominate Blue For Governorship  Five States Selecting Candidates as Party

Five States Mark Primary Ballots; C10. Is Watched   Towa’s Republicans Select Blue Over Brig Gen. Olmsted

Five States Are Electing Party Standard-Bearers CIO-PAC Figures in Alabama Race

Primaries in 5 States Today   Gov. Blue Wins GOP Nomination for Governo! In lowa

Voters Set for State Primaries  Six States Name Candidates This Weel

“. . «PRIMARY ELECTIONS— Nation Follows Results Of Voting In Six States  Iowa Electors Go To Polls Today; Five Other States Pick Candidates Tuesday

Mysterious Missles Give Swedes Jitters. Government Worries   Suspect Russians Experimenting From German Zone °

@ FAV MHewaeevrn  End of Dreaming Essential to Avoid Inflation Disaster

@ PAUL MALLON— ee  End of Dreaming Essential to Apoid Inflation Disaster

Cour to Pass On OPA Powers   High Tribunal to Review Subpena Rights of Directors

Court to Rule on OPA Issue   re  To Test Delegation of Power by Porter -

Girne Laws and Liguer by Drink are State   To Be Discussed In Iowa Legislature

Dubuque Hotel Fire  Apt To Bring About  New Fire Escape Law   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent

SAFFORD SAYS HE ‘TOOK INITIATIVE TN AIDING KIMMEL   Pearl Harber Commander Knew Nothing of Efforts in His Behalf

Safford Says He Took Initiative In Setting Up Defense For Kimmel

KIMMEL, SHORT “FRAMED, SAYS NAVY WITNESS   Deposed Pearl Harbor Chief Not Told of Efforts Made In His Behalf.

Capt. Safford Says He Took the Initiative in Setting Up Defense For Kimmel; Says He Was Framed

N 0 PROFITS IN WAR FAVORED BY PRODUCER   Kaiser Says, However, ‘That War Profits Appear Necessary to Win Victories   ANOTHER BUILDER SAYS FIGURES MISLEADING

MARITIME FIGURES ON SHIPBUILDING PROFITS ASSAILED  “KAISER IN FAVOR OF ENDING ALL GAIN IN ~ PRODUCTION FOR WAR

Charges Maritime Shipbuildine Profit Figures Are Half Truths   Do Not Allow for Taxes, Non-Reimbursible Expenses, California Builders Tells House Committee: *Kaiser for Ending War Profits

Kaiser Again Declares No Larae Profits   Favors System That Would Remove All Profits From Wor

Ship Profit Figures Called ‘Misleading’   ‘Half-Truths’ In Reports, Builder Says; People ‘Deliberately Misled’ -

Says Ship Figures "Half Truths’  mow mas ond Aceaitic Commission Reports

Oo FAVE MALELYVINS§  Largest Educated Generation in History Now Being Developed

@e PAUL MALLON—   Largest Educated Generation in History Now Being Developed:

— BLOODHOUNDS AID 2-DAY SEARCH —  7-Year-Old Boy Lost-in Forest   ‘Sentimental Jim’ Begins Vigil Atop Ostrich Egg

Hunt for Missing Boy Is Continued At Pompton Lake:   State Police and Volunteers Scour Wooded Area for Seven-Year-Old

Searchers Fear Cc hild, Missing Since Saturday, ‘May Have Fallen in Lake

PAY RAISE PROPOSED FOR STATE TEACHERS   Missouri Legislature Will Be Asked for $15,000,000 to Boost Salaries $200.

Rain-Swollen Streams Inundate Ohio Farmland:   Scioto River Is Out of Banks in Several Areas; Storms Cause Heavy Damage Thruout Nation

Police Probe Robbery In Gaming Spot   'n Hollywood On New Year’s Eve

HEART ATTACK FATAL TO NAVY CAPTAIN, NATIVE OF COUNTY   SUFFERS FATAL ATTACK AT CAMDEN WHILE VISITING MOTHER; OTHER DEATHS.

Truman Denies Sharing Bomb   Spikes Rumors That Britain Has Secret

ATOMIC BOMBS. STAY HOME   Truman Spikes Report US Gave Britain a Supply

Truman Says Atom Bombs Being Kept At Home; Denies Report Of British Stockpile   Assertion May Ease Tension Over Future Use Of Atomic Energy As Weapon

President Denies U.S. Gave Atom Bombs to Britain   Statement May Help Eliminate Suspicion Abrnacel

No A-Bomb: In Britain.   Truman Flatly Denies “Stockpile” There; No Harriman Suecessor

U. 5. KEEPING ATOMIC BOMBS   Truman Beanies Nation Has Armed Britain With This Weapon

No Atomic Bombs Given To Great Britain, Truman Says   Stake In Products

Atomic Bombs Will Stay At Home, None Going Abroad, Truman Asserts

Truman Spikes  A-Bomb Rumors   Emphatically ‘Denies Tha’ There Is A Stock Of Bombs In England.

Britain Has No A-Bombs, Truman Says   President Spikes Rumor of Alliance On Military Moves

ATOMIC. BOMBS 10     TRUMAN CONTENDS   President Explodes Regoits ° England Being Armed. With Atomic Weapons -

ATOMIC BOMBS STAYING IN U, S,   President Officially Explodes Report America Arming Britain With ABombs.

KEEPING ATOM BOMBS AT HOME, SAYS TRUMAN   Denies U. S. Supplied Great Britain With Atomic Weapons

Truman Declares U. 5. A-Bombs to Stay in America  Explodes Reports _ =) ~ hp ge gpa og   Explodes Reports That Nation Armed British With Supply

America’s Atomic. Bombs Staying Right At Home, Truman. Tersely Declares

President Says Atom Bombs To Remain At Home   Denies Truth of Report Saying Britain Has Stock of Bombs

{ %Mase tuUln tO F460 ww)  Rents on New Conversions Boosted ‘By Government

RENTALS RAISED FOR CORVERSIN   Landlords May Charge Mare for Making Apartments for War Veterans.

Rents for New Con versions Boosted As U.S. Drives to Assist Veterans

Rent Hike OKd for Some Units   New Conversions Allowed Boost by OTC

Aid Goes To Vessel With Engines Dead   Wallowing In North Atlantic

Atom Bombardiers Say First Act Of Bikini Test In Spring May Be A Flor

 Bombardiers Say Target Fleet May Skew Little Damage Bikini Atom Tests May Be Dramatic Flop

Wanted to Se Un Ner Uwn  Young Runaway Heiress Located With Truck Driver In Detroit

Defiant Jap ‘Diehards’ Tear Up Surrender Leaflets on. Lurang Isle

Governor Martin Plans To Resign Post January.   Lt. Gov. Bell Will Serve As Governor Of State For 19 Day Period   MARTIN TO TAKE SEAT IN SENATE

18-Year-Old, — Grandmother, 79, Married   Ceremony Takes Place in Oltice of a Kentucky County Clerk.

Granny, 79, and Lad, 18, Are Wee   100 In Courtroom Witness Ceremony

79-Year-Old Grandmother Is Wed to Vouth. 18 hv Kentucky Conrt Tndre

.E. L. Hudgel Dies Suddenly at Biloxi ‘In L. & N. City Park   METEOROTLOGIC AT RECORD   Boy, 18, Marries 79-Year Old Woman in Kentucky 'Child-Groom Sports 2-Days Beard

Defends Acts In Aiding Certain Firms   Claims Sinister Motives Behind Attacks on Him

PROFIT IN ANY. WAY, HE SAYS   Witnesses Charge He Used Pressure to Aid Erie Co,

Senator Charges Sinister Motive   Kentuckian Denies Making Profit Out Of War Contracts.

GOP Seeks to Send Senate’s Bill to Truman   Measure Almost Certain to Be Vetoed; President Says It ‘Couldn’t Be Worse’

OPA BILL TS IN MORE OF A MUDDLE:   Probably Will Go to Conferce Committee

PRICE BILL MAY BE SENT TO CONFERENCE   Barkley Expects to See Congress Adjourn by July 20

WILL DEFEAT  MEASURE IN” PRESENT FORM   !ruman Meets , ,,  With Big Four j{’f: This Morning :

Truman Told House Ready To Alter OPA   Senate-Ratified ‘Bill Now Slated For Committee

OPA BILL DUE JOINT STUDY, TRUMAN TOLE   House Leaders Advise President on Future  Of Price Measure

House Will Seek Better OPA Bill»   Members Promise to Try for Concessions From Senate Opponents

Committée Expected to Consider Act at Capital: Prices Rise Throughout Nation.   BUYERS’ STRIKES CALLED TODAY

House Will Send OPA  To Conterees   Leaders Confident Of Beating GOP Attempt To Pass Bill *As Is?

Senate-House Commitfee To Make Chanaes   Hope To Give Truman An Acceptable Law

Roll Call ‘Total Reaches $1,588 Only 16 of 109 School  _.. We pt ek OO.

Agriculture Show  Achievement Day  Monday August 1$ 4-H Girls Will:  Show Results. Of A Year’s Efforts

DENT 10 BACK PROBE 01 WAR-PROFITS ©   Grants Permission for Examination of Income Tax Returns

‘WAR PROFITS’ WILL BE PROBED   Senate Given Right To Examine Income Tax Returns

WAR PROFITS  PROBE LOOMS   TRUMAN TO BACK INQUIRY INTO PROVITS AND TAX RETURNS WILL BE STUDIED

BOWLES SEEKING NO-STRIKE PLEDGE   URGES MANAGEMENT AND LABOR TO GET TOGETHER IN PEACE AGREEMENT,

Peace Pact by Management, Labor Uraed   Says No Strike Pledge Would Get Nation ‘Out of Woods’

BOWLES ASKS MANAGEMENT, LABOR PEACE   Presses Campaign For No-Strike Pledge  From Unions

Bowles Seeks Pledge for No Strikes, © No Loekouts Hopes To Get It  Before Congress Completes Action

COAL OPERATORS SPLIT ON TERMS AT CONFERENCE   No Immediate Return Tx Private Ownership; Royalty Plan Hit   GOVERNMENT SEEKS TO END OPERATION

Mine Contract Issue Is Up To ~ Workers Unior   Operators Divided On Terms for Taking Back Their Pits

Stall Return of Coal Mines to Private Owners   Southern Operators Do  Not Like Concession by Government

Coal Operators  Fail To Agree  Among Selves Southerners Object  To Paying Royalty Awl Datu Tislasxoct

Mine Contract  Meeting Fail:   Coal Operators Disagree. Recess Te Taken

MINE OWNERS DISAGREE ON PACT TERMS   Royalty Plan ¢ Opposed By Southern Group  At Conference

Owners Split — On New Terins   Disagreement Forces Postponement of Talks With John L. Lewis

MINE CONTRACT . TERMS SNAGGED   Seft C oal Operators Split And Delay Negotiations

Coal Operators Split On New Pay Pact; Talks With Lewis Postponed

COAL CONTRACT TALKS POSTPONED   OPERATORS SPLIT ON TERMS FOR RECOVERING U. 8.OPERATED MINES.

Terms Of New Contract Cause Lewis And Coal Operators To Disagree   No Hope For Negotiations Until After Miners Convention In October; Unionization Of Mine Foremen, Royalty Become  Chief Objections

Increased Rice and Potato Crops Indicate Relief for World Food Situation in 1947

SEE IMPROVED FOOD OUTLOOK   Record Potato Crop, Large Rice Increase Will Aid World Situation

FOOD SITUATION IN WORLD TO IMPROVE   Ten Percent Increase In Rice And Large Fotato Crop Forecast Bv Agency

Rice and Potatoes To Ease Food Pinch   World Crop Forecast Gives Hope Of Better Things Rhead.

Rice Improves Food Forecast   Larger Potate Production > ewe Aen. BaenKeclad .

Relief Seen In Food Situation   Big Potato and Rice Yields: are Expected to Help

GOVERNOR DELAYS > COMMENT ON PLANS   Stevenson Says Simons Making Postcard Poll Without His Knowledae

TWO OF FOUR REPUBLICANS ON ENQUIRY COMMITTEE SEEK “REPUBLICAN CON-GRESS” INVE iATION

REPUBLICANS TO AS FURTHER PROBE INTO PEARL HARBOR AFFAIR   Claim Diplomatic Phase Not Cleared Up

HOLIDAY ACCIDENT DEATH TOLL 312   Traffic’ Mishaps Account for 924 Fotalities

OVER 300 HOLIDAY VICTIMS   Traffic Fatalities for Labor Day Weekend Surpass Estimates of the National Safety Council

Nation's Holiday Death Toll Exceeds 300 Total   217 Die In Traffic Accidents, Including 10 In Michigan, Toll Is Above Safety Council Estimate But Under Last Year

VIOLENT DEATHS TO 312 INU. S. FOR WEEK-END   Traffic Mishaps Claim 225 Lives—Fewer Fatalities Than Year Ago

Holiday Weekend Death Toll 312, 16 in Wisconsin  National Highway Figure Is 225; Quiet in Monroe

Long Weekend Results in 16 Deaths in State   Vacationists Jam Roads; Fatalities Exceed Estimates

312 PERSONS KILLED   Many Fersons Were on Highways Over the Weekend

Holiday Deaths In U. S. Hit 300   Most of Country’s Highways Jammed With Traffic As Labor Day Ends

Nation's Toll Hits Over 300: 16 In Wisconsin   ‘Total Less Than 1945 Holiday As Vacationists Jam Hiahways Of U. S.

SUNDAY UNION SERVICE      The Rev. Aszman Will Preach Sermon in South Park at 8 P.M,

OKAY CIVILIAN ATOMIC BOARD   House Conferees Agree To Accept Senate Plan To Exclude Military

HOUSE - SENATE CONFEREES IN ATOM ACCORD   Representatives Side With Senators On Civilian Rule

Atomic Bill” ‘To Face New ~ Difficullies   Rough Reception. Prob able in Military Con~ trol-Mindad House.  - Sessions . ”

Atom Control Measure Faces House Battle   Conferees Agree to Exclude Military From Control Board

New Premier To Be Namec In Turkey   Saracoglu Expected To Be Replaced, British Informed

Gr and Mufti Asks Egypv S King Farouk For Sanctuary   Mystery Of Escape From French Exile Is Still Unexplained

EGYPTIAN KING RECEIVES MUFT   LATTER, WHO FLED PARIS IN PLANE, ASKS FOR SANCTUARY IN PALACE.

Mufti Received By Egypt's King   Sanctuary Expected te Be Granted Leader

Arabian Leader Given Refuge By -eyptian Ruler   Egyptian Monarch Announces Plan To Give Mufti Sanctuary

ovnt Will Public Power Cive Refuge Foes threaten To Arab Chief A Showdown

GRAND MUFT! NOW IN EGYPT   Spiritual Leader of Arabs In Palestine Is Given Sanctuary by King

Farm Hand Die: Challenging County Deputies   Threatens to Kill Officers Probing Theft of Horses

8. L: Officer Kills Utah Farmer In Theft Case    Two Bullets Strike Armed Suspect In Head and Chest

MOSLEM SEEKS —INDIA-SPLITUP        FLAYS BRITISH GOVERNMENT  FOR INSISTING ON UNIFIED SETUP FOR DENCE

Karl MeFarland Waives Remoyal Hearing When Arraigned in Knoxville,  ‘Fennessee

Sigler Wins GOP Nominatior In Michigan   Kennedy, Coolidge Victorious in Massachusetts

MICHIGAN VOTES BACK ATTORNEY   GOP Gubernatorial Race Led By Sigler—Kennedy Wins In Bay State

GOP NOMINATION IN MICHIGAN   Sigler’s Vietory Came In a Four-man Contest For Governor.   HAS A LEAD OF 33,000   He Will Oppose Former Governor Murray Van Waroner.

SIGLER FAR AHEAD: IN MICHIGAN RACE   Assured of G. 0. P. Nomina tion for Governor  Re wrtrr «t@cenrcraTren pores

Sigler Tops GOP Ballot In Michigan   Colorful Ex - Prosecutor Wins Republican Race For Governor; Senate Incumbents Unopposed

Will Be G. O. P. Nominee for Governor of Michigan;  Had 3 Opponents

Names of Two Well Known Men in Victory Columns Graft Foe Wins Michigan GOP Race

SIGLER WINS IN MICHIGAN VOTE   TOPS THREE OTHER GOP CANDIDATES IN RACE FOR GOVERNOR

Sigler Leads In Michigan   Kennedy Wins Nomination for Congres: In Massachusetts

Sigler Leads Field In Michigan; Navy  Vet Is Nominated   ‘Former Ambassedor’s Son Js Assured of Seat in Congress; Tobin  Is Selected

Sigler Victor In Republican  , Michigan Race   Wins Gubermutorial Nomi nation Over Three Opponents; Tobin Wins Jn Massachusetts

Sigler is Winner in Republican Primary in Wolverine State   Deposed Special Prosecutor Takes Four-Way Race; Bay State Poll

Entire Egypt Cabinet Quits   Cairo Riots Cause  Government Crisis

FBI's Law Enforcement Conference To Be Held In Pecos Next Thursday

Navy Chief Pledges Full  Cooperation   Principal Objectives Of Unification Are Endorsed By Navy

FORRESTAL BACKS. SERVICE MERGER   Pledges President Trumar Eall Cranerstian

Navy Secretary Agreesto Merger   Forrestal Pledges Co-operation in Letter to President.

Cooperation Of Nimitz Is Also Promised   Navy Men Support Single Department

Thousands Flee Bombay as 150 Die in Riots —   Bitter Raids Spread _ Over 40. Square Miles of Indian City

150 Dead, 450 Wounded Since Fighting Began; Governor Asks Military, Police Reinforcements

MOBS ROVING “THROUGH CITY: IN OUTBREAK   BRITISH TROOPS AND CITY POLICE ATTEMPTING TO STOP SLAUGHTER IN RELIGIOUS WAR.

Moslems And Hindus Ambust Each Other   28 Textile Mills Do Not Open Because Workers Are Too Busy Fighting

Senator Asks Bachelors and 4Fs Drafling   Proposes Their Use For _ Replacefmeats - . ‘Overseas

NEW DRAFT PLAN URGED BY SENATOR   JOHNSON WOULD INDUCT SINGLE MEN UP TO 45 FOR  OVERSEAS DUTY.

Johnson Proposes Draft of Single Men Up fo 45 and ‘‘Lots’’ of 4-Fs

NEW LAWS ON DRAFT ARE PROPOSED   Senator Johnson Urges Taking of 4-F’s and  Unmarried Men

Proposal Made to Draft Single Men Up to 45 Years Old. and Lots of 4-F’s to Provide Replacements

End Of Draft Law May 15th Seen By Solon   Johnson Proposes Calling Single Men up to 45 Years

{BACHELORS UP TO 45 YEARS  AND 4-F MEN SUGGESTED AS ARMY REPLACEMENTS ABROAD

URGES DRAFT BE EXTENDED   Senator Proposes Speedup To May 15 to Provide Army Replacements

Draft May Die May 15; Call Of 4-Fs And Single Men Up To 45 Proposed

Draft Expansior Is Proposed by Sen. Johnson   General Eisenhower To Address Nation By Radio Friday Night

Proposes draft of single men up to 45 and ‘lots’ of 4-Fs   Johnson asks action to provide men for overseas replacement service

tyanded Draft Spoested By nator Johnson   says Single Men And ys F's” Could Serve  ,. Replacements

WAR DEPARTMENT PLEDGES TOP SPEED   Senator Johnson Asks Greatly Expanded Draft To Fill Up  Replacements

Draft Act May Die on May 15,  Senator Avers   Johnson Outlines His Views on Selective Service: Eisenhower  To Give Radio Talk

CPL To Reduce Electric Rates Effective In July   Includes Residential Commercial, Rural And Industrial. ,

Berquist Raps Bob For Moving Into GOP Party   Progressive Decision Hit; Urges Liberals T« Enter Democrat Party

Berquist Lines Up With Demos  Sharply-Criticat of LaFoallette Mava

Tamed W War > Cores t Who Followed Texas Fighting 36th Is Visiting In Lubbock Today

SAYS RAPIDO RIVER CROSSING PROBE JUSTIFIED Famed War Correspondent Who Followed Texas Fighting 36th Is Visiting In Lubbock Today

Japanese War Criminal Suspects Are Arraigned Before Military Tribunal

Top-Flight Japs to Be Arraigned   Suspects Being Kept Under Heavy Guard

JAP WAR LEADERS TAKEN 10 COURT   TOJO AND OTHERS MOVED TO ARRAIGNMENT SCENE UNDER HEAVY GUARD.

‘  CIS TO. HOLD MEETING   ‘In Wellsboro Tomorrow Night— Car Inspection Station Operators Should Attend.

U.S. Regrets Novikov Hurt; Stands Ground   Finds Ne Discourtes: In Treatinent of Red mhaueador

U. S. REGRETS ANY DISCOURTESY TO RUSSIAN DIPLOMAT. BUT FAILS TO FIND PARTY AT FAULT

U.S. Ambassador Takes Ultimatum To General Tite   Party Heading For Headquarters At Bled: Hear Planes Used Were Russian Make

Patterson To Deliver  Ultimatum   Tito Summons Expert to Aid In Conference

ToHand Over Ultimatum To — Yugo Premier   ‘Tits Summons His No. 3 Foreign Relations Ex. ~ “pert To Be Present  at Meeting   Two Gls Go Along : With Patterson   Wreckage of American Transport Plane Found Two-Miles Inside Yugo slav Boarder

AMERICAN NOTE FLOWN TO TITC   Patterson To Deliver Stanc At Marshal’s Quarters

Envoy Bears Ultimatum To Marshal Tito   Yugoslav Chief Summons His Expert on Foreign Affairs

U.S. Diplomat Confers With Marshal Tito   * Patterson Delivers Sharply-Worded Uhimatum To Yugoslav: Chief.

Tito To Get Ultimatum Personally   U.S. Ambassador To Call on Slav Leader at Bled

Patterson On Way to Meet Tito   Yugoslav Prémier Calls Top Foreign Relation: Expert To Be Present At Bled Meeting

Marshal Tito Calls Foreign Relations Expert To His Side   Will Be Present When U S. Ambassador Delivers Ultimtum

TITO AND DEPUTY  TO CONFER WITH  AMERICAN ENVOY CONFERENCE SLATED ON U. S. ULTIMATUM  AICAD ALICTDIA TONAY

US Ambassador Flying to See Tito; Graves Registration Men Given Permission to Search for Bodies of Dead Fliers.

American Government Gives Balkan Nation 48 Hours To Release Imprisoned Airmen.   CAUSTIC NOTE TERMS ACTION “SHOCKING”

U.S. ENVOY IN TRIP TO BLED TO SEE TITO   Will Deliver U.S. Ultimatum to Head Of Yugoslav Govt.

KAUG REPLY AWAITED BY JOHN LEWIS   Cabinet Expected To Consider Threat Of Coal Strike

Expect Discussion. Of: ‘Tssue Involving Broad.  U.S. Policy Questions

HOOPER MURDER INQUIRY REVIVED   Drive Mapped To Solve Mystery Slaying Of State Senator

BURY PLANE JICTIMS AT TRASH SCENE   26 White Crosses To Mark Graves In Newfoundland

18 Survivors Of Crash In Fair Shape   Aerial Funeral Service Will Be Conducted Tuesday Over Graves Of 26 Victims.

Will Bury 26 Vietims  Near Scene  Of Crash   White Crosses Will Mark Graves: Report 18 Survivors Safe and Now in Hospital

PLANE DEAD T0 BE BURIED AT SCENE OF CRASH   Do Not Want To Risk Lives Of Coast Guard, U. 8, Army Personnel

AIRLINER DEAD TO BE INTERRED AT CRASH SCENE   Would Eliminate Risk Of Further Deaths In Rescue Work

Victims Of Airliner Crash To Be. Buried At The Scene Of: The Disaster

a ere ne es  Airline Crash Dead To Be Buried At Scene Of Tragedy   Funeral Services To  Be Held From Planes

Airliner Crash Victims To Be Buried At Scene; Survivors All Evacuated

SURVIVORS Noh IN HOSPITAL   26 Who: Died “in Crash of Belgian s ‘Tranéatiantic Alrliner. Will be Buried at’ Scene of” Disaster. — Only ‘Three Now-In Hospital Remain on Critical List,

18 Crash Victims Reach Hospitals.  Mass Funeral Held *   Mass Funeral Held. For 26 Killed in Belgian Airliner

Bury 26 Victims at CrashScene  18 Survivors Are   18 Survivors Are {n Hospitel;  Risk Too Great to Bring Bodies Out

 Police Fire on Crowd Dericirestration in  iBirthday Celebration

MacArthur Praises President Roxas On  His Tokyo Arrival    Philippine President-Elect And Paul McNutt Making Air Trip To Washington

PRAISE. ROXAS’ ~~ WAR RECORD      MAC ARTHUR SAYS NEW PRESIDENT OF PHILIPPINES WAS UNDERCOVER AGENT WI!O  ~ AIDED U.S. FORCES

House Powerless  To Probe Court   But Can Impeach in Jackson-Black Fight

DOOR LEFT OPEN FOR COURT PROBE   BUT HOUSE GROUP HOLDS II LACKS JURISDICTION NOW TO INVESTIGATE.

OF 3RD FLEET FAME   wT TNE OF bee FOF Pe  Vice Admiral Wilkinson Drown:  Automobile Plunges Overboard From Ferry; Wife Makes Escape

Officials Strive To Avert Strike  Board Agrees To Hea Further Arauments

AFL SHIPPING STRIKE WILL _ BE CALLED DESPITE APPEAL   FOR DELAY BY GOVERNMENT

Brown Ahead In Kentucky Race  Leads Frankfort Man In Senate Contest

Police Scour City For{Negro Nurse’s Slayer   Fingerprints Found After Hospital Slaying; Second Victim Serious

BUCKS CO. RANKS 7TH IN VEGETABLE ae INU.S.   ls Listed Ist In “Summer Season” Areas In The   DATA IS PRESENTED

Bucks County’s Vegetable Production 7th In U. S.; Surpasses Even Some States

Gov’t Takes Drastic Steps To Safeguard The Nat’l Economy  2 EMERGENCY ORDERS ized Labor Rallies To

LABOR LEADING PROTESTS OVEF RISING PRICES   Veterans, Civic Groups And Others Across U. S. Staging Demonstrations Against The Destruction Of OPA.

Push Buyers Strike Plans   Plants Close As CIO Members Stage Protest Against Rising Prices; Others Join It

Measure Will Go To Senafe-House  Joint Committee  Speaker Rayburn Appoints Membe rs

Compromise Act Will Be Written   Conference Committee Has Been Named To Work on Measure

HOUSE REJECTS SENATE'S OPA   ‘Measure Sent to Committee For Revision

UAW WORKERS PROTEST RISING LIVING COSTS   Calls 800,000 CIO Members Off Jobs for Two-Hour Meeting Today

House Rejects OPA Bill; Conference Now Seeking Aecepntable Compromise

SENDS MEASURE TO COMMITTEE FOR NEW EFFORT   VOTE IS VICTORY FOR PRES. TRUMAN ON PRICE CONTROL

Vote Victory for Truman, But Act's Final Form Is No Nearer an Agreement

Drive Spreads for Buyers’ Strike Against Rising Costs of Living   First Country-Wide Anti-Inflation Action Since Death of OPA Pushed by Auto Workers; Veterans, Civic Groups Call Demonstrations

House, Senate Group Gets it   Decision Regarded As Big Victory For Truman

BUYERS STRIKE THREAT GROWS   MOVEMENT IS HAILED AS PROTEST AGAINST RISING LIVING COSTS

Price Job Goes to Committee   President Wins Round in Logg Struggle; Wolcott Calls for Acceptable Version

House Rejects Senate Bill On OPA, Sends It  To Conference   211 to 64 Vote Victory for Administration's Bid for Stiffer Version

House Rejects Senaie’s OPA Bill, 211-64   Votes To Send Measure Before Toint Committee

Sends It To Conference   There New Effort to Be Made to Write Compromise Truman Will Accept

Movement For Buyers Strikes Gains Backing   Members Of Unions Called Off Jobs For Meetings

Action Seen as Administration Victory, as Certain Veto Awaited Upper House Plan; Price Control Survival Is Still Doubtful

Bill Goes To Conference To Be Rewritten; Final Form In Doubt   Leaders Ask Bill  Truman Can Sign   Representatives Call Fo Return Of Ceilings On Meat And Poultry

HOUSE REJECTS SENATE OPA ACT   Bill Goes To Joint Group For Adiustment Work

OPA Compromise Move Indicated   Some Agreement Accept: able-To Truman And Congress Needed

HOUSE TURNS DOWN SENATE OPA MEASURE   Votes 211-64 to Send Bill to Commitee For Revision

MEMBERS VOTE 211-64 AGAINST SENATE'S BILL   Congress Conferees to Write Compromise Price Curb Measure

Battle Over OPA Goes To  House Today   Signs Point ta Decision to Let Conference Committee Work For a Conypromise

Compromise Act President Will Sian Is Desired  Measure Goes to Conference Groun

Demonstrations Are Scheduled in Strike of Buyers  Nationwide Protest  Move Launched Over Death of OPA

Nationwide Groups Protest OPA End   First Countrywide Anti-Inflation  Move May Herald Big Buyers’ Strike

House Rejects  New OPA Bill   Measure Sent to Conference Committee for Effort at Compromise Agreement

Joint Conference’ Committee to Attempt to Write Bill Stable to All :   PRESIDENTIAL [AL VICTORY SCORED BY PROCEDURE

Buyers Strikes Over Death Of OPA Are Started Today ByLabor, Veterans Groups

Veteran, Civic Groups Called To Protest OPA Ene   Irdustrial Plans Closed As Workers At tend Demonstrations

Price Control Bill Refused by House   Conference Committee Tries To Write Compromise Measure

HOUSE SENDS SENATE BILL TO COMMITTEE (0 BE RE-WRITTEN ADMINISTRATION WINS  VICTORY BY GAINING COMPROMICE OPENING

Buyers’ Strike  Movement Is  Spreading Protest Rise In Living Cost

Most Industrial Plants in Detroit Face Shutdown During Two-Hour Meetings; Other Communities ‘Will Follow

Solons Seeking Compromise To Please Truman  Move Seen As Big Gain For President:   Move Seen As Big Gain For President Future Of Price Control Uncertain

Backers of Agency Win House Test   Senate Version Faces Revision at Hands Of Joint Group.

Sends Measure to Conference hy a Vote of 21] to 64   Is Last Opportunity To Write Compromise Bill That President Truman Will Sien

New Effort To Map Stronger Controls Seen   Compromise That President Will Cae Ie (eA

Split By GOP Likely To Send New OPA Bill  To Conference   Truman’s Leaders Hope For Stronger Law By Procedure

Senate Plan Rejected By 211-64 Vote   Administration Heads Concede It’s A Guess On Final Form.

FAVORABLE TO TRUMAN   House Hopes Joint Committee Will Strengthen Measure

Civic Groups, Veterans, Women and Labor Stage. Protests Against Inflated Prices.

Reject  Senate OPA Bill   Measure Sent To Joint Committee Where .  Backers Hope Effective Bill Will Be Written .

OPA Bill May Go to Conferees   May Seek to Let Committee Try for A Compromise

Buyers Strikes Are Under Way   Organizations To Protest OPA Death

HOUSE TURNS DOWN SENATE OPA MEASURE   solons Vote to Send New Act to a Joint SenateHouse Committee to Work Out Plan President Will Sign.

10 STRIKE AS PRICES GO UP   Organized Groups Requested to Refrain From Buying to Avoid Inflation   WAGE INCREASES TO BE ASKED AS LAST RESORT

Hope fo Write Plan That Will Escape Vefo   Price. Control Fate In- Balance, With: Survivalin Doubt

Thumbs Down On Senate OPA Bill   House Sends Price Control! Measure to a Joint  Committee   WILL -BE RE-WITTEN   Spence Hopes for Compromise Act That President  ‘ill Sign

See Conference Group Allowed To Try For Compromise On OPA Suitable To Congress, President

Buyers Strikes Seen As Protest To End Of OPA   Movement Is Growing Across Nation Witk Labor, Veterans And Civic Groups In The Vanguard; First Anti-Inflation Action

Compromise To Please Truman  Will Be Sought   Vote to Reject Senate Measure Is Hailed As’ Victory for President

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C10 Launching Buyers Strike To Sweep Nation   Labor, Veterans, Civic Groups Urged To Make  Inflation Protest.

THE BUYERS STRIKE PLAN GAINS FAVOR   Labor, Veterans and Civic Groups, Meanwhile, Are Summoned for Demonstrations Protesting End of OPA,

Compromise Measure To  Be Drafted   Vote Against Proposal :o Revive Price Control, As Amended, 211 to 64; Outlook Now Uneertain

Fomenting Strikes By Buyers   CIO Auto Workers Call Men OF Jobs To Engage In  WA 2. 2 Lo gb ec hb See

Black Marketing of Meat Starts   OPA To “Crack Down’ On Illegal Operation

New Liquor Seizures In Kansas   Federal Agents Make Big Haul in Raids Similar to Those * °  Made Last November

Violence Is Expected in New Orleans   Police of Louisiana City Patrol Wharves With Riot Weapons

AFL Seamen Go To Aid of CIO    Respect N. Y. Picket Lines, Drift  Rack at Baltimore. New Orleans

Capt. Miller Is Puf on Probation   Suspended Sentence Is Given Texas War Hero

Mrs. Wm. Wynne Buried Sunday at Wills Point Rites   Mother of Angus And ‘TP. L. Wynne Dies Saturday

Truman Sees Hike In Steel Prices; Lauds Atom Pact  Press Parley Also Reveals He Has No Data on GI Protectc

President Pleased With Results of Big 3 Conference   Endorses. the Statemen Of Secretary Byrnes: On Agreement About Bomb -

Truman Backs Big 3 Decision  Recognition Of Three Governments Studied

PRES'DENT HINTS — STEEL PRICE RISE   Big Three Accomplishments Bleasece Ade. Truman

PRESIDENT TRUMAN SATISFIED WITH PRAGRESS MADE   Accomplishments of the Big Three Foreign Minister’s Meeting Approved.   MEETING IN MOSCOW   The Chief Executive Pleased With Agreement on Atomic Energy.

Truman Give: Interview To Press Today   President Tells Newsmen He Is Satisfied With Report of Big Three Concerning Atomic Energy.

——oPAY YOUCR POLI. TAX— First Roosevelt Dime Ils Due From U_ S. Mint

OHIO REVENUE SURPLUS GAINS   Fund Inereases $700,000 During October

Congress Battle Looms On Bill To Control Strikes   Fact-Finding Boards May Be Legalized: First Test Is Due Friday .

Drive on for New Strike Control Law   Plan to Amend Modified Fact Finding Bill Before House

ater  Drive To Reweit Fact-finding Bill         ProposeScores of Amend ments . Unrelated’; - Fact-finding.

Congress Leans Toward Stringent Legislation To Curb Labor Troubles   Battle Against The FEPC.....  Southern Senators Still  Going Strong; Filibuster Is Now In Its Fifth Day

Strong Drives Backing  Control   Fact-Finding Bill May Yet Become Real Carrier

Drive Shapes Up fo Rewrite Truman Fact-finding Bill - Group Wants Several  ‘. Amendments, Broadet Strike Control Plan

NEW ANTISTRIKE ACTION PRESSED   Coalition Seeks To Rewrite Fact-Finding Measure

House Drive For Strike Bill Starts      Move to Put Teeth Into Watered Down Version Of President’s Measure Gaining Support

Baruch Asks End Of Strikes For Full Year   Financier States Only Production Can Halt Rising Prices

BARUCH GIVES PRICE CONTROL FULL SUPPORT   Elder Statesman Plugs For Ban On Strikes And Lockouts

Must Extend  Price Control   Baruch Urges Prevention  of Strikes, Lockouts

Flaming Army Craft Crashes On Horse Barn   Four Crew Members And Two Civilians Killed At Montana Fair   20,000 SPECTATORS WITNESS TRAGEDY   Panic In Grandstands Is Averted; Several Treated For Burns

Four Members Of Crew Dead: Bodies Burned   Three Other Persons are Killed in Crash at Lakehurst, N. J.

ACCIDENT CAUSES NEAR PANIC  Six Die As Planes Crash Before 20.000 At Fair

TwoArmy Attack Bombers Crash During Air Show   At Least Six Killed; 20,000 Spectators Witness Tragedy

SEEK CHANGE IN NAZI RULE   Proposal Made for Central Governing Unit Instead Of Separate Agencies

French Study Reich Economy   Allied Conference Asked On_Central Government

Offended House Democrats Tip Over Intra-Parfy Hornets’ Nest: ‘Party Headquarters Embarrassed

REPORT HITLER HAD SON IN °35   Child Born to Mrs. Goebbels. German Frau Says

Lover as Well as Dictator  Claims Hitler Was Father of Child Born to Goebbels’ Wife

ASSERTS HITLER HAD SON BY WIFE OF PAUL GOEBBELS   Mrs. Otto Meissner, Onetime Social Leader in Berlin, Says Child Died in Suicide of Family.   PROPAGANDA CHIEF KNEW OF ROMANCE   Woman Talks Freely ot Fuehrer’s Love Affairs— Says He Was Not Faithful to Eva Braun.

Only One Survivor Said To Know  Secret,  _ Goebbels’ Wife Reported To Be Mother Of Hitler's Child

JOHN L. LEWIS ‘ALL RIGHT ON CUTTING DEAL   UMW Chieftain Comes Through Emergency Operation

John L. Lewis Has Operation  Reported Suffering From Appendicitis

DAIRY WALKOUT Is EFFECTIVE IN ROCHESTER   Truck Is Halted for Dumping of 2,000 Quarts of Rich Milk

Iowa Farm Income This Year Will Exceed a Billion and Half Dollars

400 War Plants Seized by Gen. MacArthur   Government Is Told to Stop Moving Equipment

Babies Hospitalized After Parents’ 3 Three-Night Battle Against Rat Hord

Deaf Mute Parents Battle Rats. To Save Children   Infants Under Medica Care; Rodent Unrdoae Enter Home

Deaf Mute Parents Battle Rats To Save Children  Infants Under Medicce

Two Babies Severely Bitten Despite Efforts Of Deat Mute Parents to Kill Swarm of Rat

France Seeking To Prevent Rift In Allied Group   RUSSIA AND ENGLAND TO BE PLACATED IN PARIS

France Seeks To Compromise  Colony Issue   Will Suggest That Italy Administer All Former Italian Colonies

LOOT MONESSEN STORE, STATION   Same Methods As Used In Local Robbery, Safe Cracking

DEATH TOLL IN JERUSALEM'S HOTEL BLAST %4   Soldiers Press Hunt for Perpetrators of Dastardly Crime

Husband Killed And Wife Shot By Assailant  Third Crime Of “9 nd = =  onr [ayrnarrona

Fate of Home! Being Debato_-  UNRRA Council   Demand Made That Refugees Be Forced ° -To Return To Homes

Refugee. Food Task May Go To UNO Body   Russian Objection To UNRRA Interim Care Talked Down

‘Victorious Nationalists Are Pressing Attacks Against Fleeing Communist Forces   Chiang Urged to Capture All of Manchuria Before Entering Into Peace Pact. With Opposition

Capture of All — Manchuria Urged   Chiang Forces Move On From Capital

Final Effort Made to Stop Sugar Strike   Walkout Expected to Shut Off Two-Thirds of Nation’s Cane Sugar Output: Meeting Held

NATION FACES SHUTDOWN OF SUGAR PLANTS   Two-Thirds of Cane Output May Be Shut Off by Strike

Efforts Being Made To Avert Sugar Strike   Conciliators Call Together  Labor and Management Representatives: Mecting Continuing

Final Attempt To Stave Sugar Strike Made   Labor, Management Representatives Meet With Conciliator; Lansing Drivers Quit

TWO-THIRDS OF SUPPLY MAY BE LOST   Talks Continued As 12 O'Clock  —, Fee ae ia

Sugar Strike Talks Called   Last-Minute Effort Made by Governmen:

U.S. Strives  To Halt Big Sugar Strike  udi oI   Conciliators Bring Unions, Management Together in Parley

Sugar Plants Face Strike   Wage Talks Continued Early Today In Effort To Avert New Walkout

Conciliators Try Halt Sugar Tie-up  Stay In Conference After Strike Deadline

STATUS OF SUGAR STRIKE IN DOUBT   CONCILIATION TALKS CONTINUE IN CAPITAL PAST WALKOUT DEADLINE.

Final Hour Attempt Made to Halt Suga Refining Strikes  Unions Want Pay Raises in Seven

SWEET TALK AT MIDNIGHT Sugar Walkout Parleys Extend Past Dead Line

Success Of Last-Minute Talks Unknown   Sugar Rationing  May Be Tightened If Workers Quit

Try Conciliation. in Sugar Strike  Emergency Sessiqn Called in Washington

FEARS UNO VETO AS LOOP HOLE TO SECRET A-BOMBS  SENATOR ADVOCATES  MAJORITY RULE TO PANTANI PRNFECS

Atomic Power Control Plan Being Drawn   Caution Note Against  Veto Loophole Tinges Congressional Approval of Control Blueprint!

VETO POWER 0 ATOM PROGRAM SEEN AS DANGER   Loophole To Permit A-Bomb Manufacture Cautioned In State Program

U. 5. Proposes (re-To-Eneray Atomic Control  Some Senators Raise Question Of Veto On UNO Aareement

Note of Caution Heard In Congress On New Plan For Atom Power Control

Solons Worried Lest Be Secret Atobomb Making   VETO QUESTION HEARD BY CONGRESSIONAL GROUP

War ns Against Veto Loophole  Atomic Control   Reminder By Senator Fer euson Tempers Congressional Approval Slate Department Proposal

International Oreto-Energy Control of-A-Power Plannec   Senators, However, Are Worried Over UNO Veto   Pact Provisions

‘Veto Loophole Cited In Secret A-Bomb Making   UNO Setup Temper . Curb Plan Approval

Danger Of Veto Loophole....  Note Of Caution Heard In Atom Control Studies

Lawmakers Study Veto Power in Connection With Plan to Put Atom Control Under UNO   Fear Expressed If Veto Power Is Permitted It Will Be Impossible to Prevent Secret Production of Atomic Bombs for War Uses

ATOM CONTROL VETO 1S FEARED      Tempers General Congressional Approval Of Proposal

CONGRESSMEN ARE CAUTIOUS  ABOUT PLAN TO CONTROL ATOM   Question Present Status of UNO Vetc Power If It Gets Energy Regulation

ASKS U. $. KEEP SECRETS UNTIL PLAN AIRTIGHT   Proposal Would Vest All Authority in Super-Agency

Caution Attitude To Ease  Atomies   Veto Loopholes Ir Manufacture Are Main Concern

Veto Feared As Loophole In Atom Plan   International Authority Would Have Monopoly On All Materials.

Veto Rule Feared in Atom Plan   Senate Caulfoned On Powers of Nations In Security Council

Veto Clause Seen As Joker in U.N.O,  Atomic Control   Senators Insistent That No Secrets Be Bared if Any One Nation Could Veto Use

Give General Approval to International’, Control: Plan, But Want       By Jack Bell

VETO LOOPHOLE STIRS FEARS IN ATOM CONTROL   Proposed International Plar Fixes Ore-To-Energy Guard Over Power

Veto Question Enters Atomic Bomb Discussion   Cautionary Note Aaainst Loopholes

UNO VETO RULE COOLS APPROVAL OF ATOMIC PLA   State. Department Proposa! Must Have Safeguards, "I gtelatars Say

favor Control Of Atomie Power By World Group   See: Lawmakers Worried In Cautionary Note On ‘Veto Provision Of UNO

VETO SEEN a TOP IN PLAK FOR CONTRO   International Authority Unit Proposed to Take Over Energy Ores.

Congressional Approval. (Atomic Commission Is T: -mpered by Veto Warning

Outlines Plan for Atomic Control by International Body   But Lawmakers Warn Against Veto Loophole Which Might Permit  Caeernt Damk hAnbienm

State Department's Plan To Share Atomic Secrets Arouses Mixed Reactions   Cautionary Note Sounded By Michigan's Senator Ferguson; Proposal Would Set Up International Control Commission

—BOMB CONT ROL-—  Plan Would Create UNO Authority  State Department neport Is Studied

Study Plan To Share Use of Atomic Power   Congress Feels Veto Loophole in UNO is Danger in Proposal

Nation Offer: Atom Control Under UNO   Congressmen Hear Warning on Secret Bomb Manufacture

Sen. Ferguson Worried Over Veto Provision   Says We Are Not Yet Ready To Place Full Control fa An International Organization

WAC Captain Claims She Was Tricked   Declares Her Confessior Was Made Because Army Wanted To  Hush Up Case.

Army Asked Quie On Jewel Theft WAC Officer Say:   Accused Captain Declares Military Wanted Hesse Case Hushed Up

NAC Capiain Durant Testifies Army Promised To Keep Things Quiet’ in Return for Statement

WAC ON STAND IN JEWEL CASE   Capt. Durant Claims Army Promised No Prosecution lf She Confessed

Claim Stalin in Best of Health   Rumors Denied at Saviet Embassy

Railroad Freight Rates Increased   ICC Grants Carriers’ Requests for Raises

Hillman Is Mourned By CIO Heads   >hilip Murray May Be Temporary Successor As PAC Chairman

Hillman’ s Death Is Mourned By ClQ-PAC   Political Action Committee to Continue, Leaders Declare

Three Indians Assessed Fines In Justice Court  Ran Their Car  Into Ditch Near

Three Indians Assessed Fines In Justice Court  Ran Their Car  Into Ditch Near ¥ po RMe we RA ence

Inquiry Voted In Nomination Of Vardaman  Pauley Accused While RFC Head

PAULEY ACCUSED OF ADVANCING OWN INTERESTS   Put Own Gain Ahead Of Public Welfare, Tobey Declares

Pauley Tactics. Are Assaile d h By Sen. Tobey   Says Truman Nominee For Undersecretary of ‘Navy ‘Put Pocketbook Above. Public Interest’

GOP Seeks To Delay Hearing On Nominees   Call Inquiry Into Noniirnations of Vardaman, jr., Allen .

INQUIRY VOTED FOR VARDAMAN   HEARINGS ON FITNESS OF PAULEY CONTINUE

Vole Probe Of Vardaman Nomination   Consideration Of Nomination Of Allen to Be Delayed

Sen. Tobey Charges Pauley Placed Own Pocketbook Above Public Welfare

Charges Pauley “Puts Own Pocketbook Above Public Interest” in Qi! Case

Pauley Sought Personal Gain, Senator Charges   Attempted To Block Government Oil Suit, Senator Tobey Says

PAULEY AFTER MONEY, TOBEY TELLS HEARING   Put Pocketbook Above Public Interest in Oil Suits, Senator Says.

SEN. TOBEY ACCUSES PAULEY OF PUTTING HIS POCKETBOOK ABOVE THE. WELFARE OF PUBLIC

Claims Pauley Unfit For Job   Put Pocketbook Above Public Interest: Tobey

COURT RAPS PROSECUTION AT JAP TRIAL   Chief of Tribunal Criticizes Methods Of Allied Lawyers

BIG 5 WANT TRUCE IN VETO FIGHT   France Acting “As Mediator In Matter

UN ¥ETO BATTLE SQUELCHED FOR BIG 5 CONCLAVE   Powers Shut Off Debate For Talk On Pasitian

UN Truce Sought In Battle of Veto   Backroom Discussions By Big Five Scheduled

SEEK TRUCE IN BATTLE OF VETO   FRANCE !S WILLING TO ACT AS MEDIATOR

FLOATS IN PARADE   Plans Are Shaping Up fo Big Homecoming at University

Ground Lockeed Planes 30 Days Following Crash   Constellation Airliners Being In vestigated After Accident That Killed Five

BIG PLANES TAKEN FROM. AIR SERVICE PENDING PROBINGS   Constellations. Grounded Because -of. Crash; Services : Are Disrupted

Baby Strangled, Dismembered by Sadistic Killer   Parts of Body of Suzanne Degnan, 6, Are Found in Sewer

Lahor Department Gets More Than 900 Strike Notices: Transit Workers Striking In Alabama

Walk-Out Notices Flood Depariment Durina Past Week   FRANSIT STRIKE IS ON IN BIRMINGHAM  Officials Make New Efforts To Settle Coal Arqument

London Worried by Bomb Threats  Warnings: Pour in Over Telephone

London Has Opening For A Sherlock Holmes As Bomb Warnings GoTo 14

Governor Candidates (In June Primaries Are Veterans   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Speciai Correspondent

Wrecnage “Ol Plane Sighted Near Ringlown  Believ: ed to Be C-45   Believed to Be C-45  Ariny Transpedt  Missi:.g Since a Cramelecse”

Others Hospitalized   Britain Seeks A-Bomb Ban  Attlee Addresses

British Vote Atomic Control   Both Parties Agre: On Government Monopoly

Fielding Yost  Dies at 75   Famous Coach Was Native Of West Virginia

‘Biologist Declares You're Smarter Than a Chimp,  But There the Difference Ends

SETTLE STRIKE AT PORTSMOUTH   Printers Vote To Return; Cleveland Pressmen Still Out

LET’S GO ALL THE WAY’ End Controls on Wage Cuts, Say WSB Industry Members

URGE SCRAPPING OF WAGE CONTROL   TWO HOLD REGULATIONS OVER CUTS, AS WFIL AS RAISES, SHOULD END.

Powerful War Gas Developed By U.S.,  Patterson Reveals   Would Have MadeJapan’s Military Mask Useless

Railroad Workers Leave Strike Parley; Nation’s Coal Stockpile Dwindles

Union Leaders Ouit Rail Talk    Talk Government Says Butter Shortage  . (UP)  nt ofthe Is Due To Black Market Activities

Two Railroad brotherhood  Men Walk Out (i Conference   Whitney Says It Is Now Up to Carriers To Come to Them

1S FAILURE. TODAY   Union Heads Walk Out of Meeting Today at Chicago; Date Is Set for Mav 18 by Group.   COMPLETE TIEUP WOULD BE RESULT

RAIL UNIONISTS QUIT CONFERENCE AS PARLEY BOGS   Must ‘Come to Us,’ Declares Whitney, President of Train Brotherhood   NEXT MOVE FOR TRUMAN   Strike Set for May 18 Would Paralyze Almost All Lines in Nation

Rail Unions Walk Out Of Parley   Brotherhoods Refuse to Accept Fact-Finding Recommendations

BROTHERHOODS WALK OUT ON RAILWAY TALKS   Next Move Up To Management

Union Delegates Quit Parley On Rail Walkout   ‘They’ll Come to Us,’ Brotherhoods Say; Stpike Set for Mav 18

ARMY AIR FORGE CLAIMS 21 NEW WORLD RECORDS   Shooting Star Averages Nearly 500 Miles an Hour in Short Flight

11 AIR SPEED ~ RECORDS MADE   Jet-Propelled Plenes Attain Speeds Approaching 500 Miles

21 New Flight Records ~ Fall to AAF Speedsters   Army Fliers Set Marks with Standord and Je 2 Planes; Gen. Spaatz Reports

AIR FORCES  OF ARMY NOW CLAIM 21 NEW WORLD RECORDS   Make Report After Adding Two Out Of Four Tries Yesterday

Air Forces Claim 21 New World Flight Records P80 Zooms 495 MPH for 100 KMs

21 New Records for Army Fliers   Top Speed Close to 500 Miles Per Hour Seat by Jet Planes

Army Planes Set li New Records   Jet Fighter Flies 500 Miles an Hour

JET FIGHTERS APPROACH TOP SPEEDS OF 500 MPH  YANK PLANES SET 21 RECORDS

Twenty-One New World Flight Marks Claimed by U.S. Army Air Forces

ASKS EQUALITY FOR BULGARIA   Premier Urges Peace Parley to Grant Co-Belligerency Status to Nation.

BULGARIA, HUNGARY SEEKING SOFT PEACE TERMS AT PARLEY   Want Scaling Down Of Reparation Claims By Allies

Bulvars Hedge On War Actions   Would Imply Bulgar: Didn't Mean It When She Declared War On Allies

Swagger is Gone as Nazi Leaders Await Final Sentence in War Trial

NAZI GANG MINUS OLD) SWASPER Of “JUDGEMENT DAY”   Prisoners Nervous as They File Into Court to Hear Vareirse

NAZI SWAGGER IS GONE NOW   Goering, Von Ribbentrop And Others Worried As Ruling Is Read

Bedraggied Nazis Sit in Court Room Today te Learn Verdict; Swagger is All Gone.   PRESS MAY WATCH EXECUTIONS, IF ANY

Observers Claim Reed Will Lose Battle for Post   Three-Day Parley of Republican Senators Gets Under Way

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Conservative Forces “Ride Hivh” In New York

NEW YORK CONSERVATIVES _ WIN IN REPUBLICAN TES]   iG FACTION OF PARTY ED IN) ATTEMPTS CANDIDATES INATED

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION [IS APPROVED   UNO Group Unani*mously Adops Moscow Resolution for Its Establishment.

ATOMIC BOMB TQ BE HANDLED BY A COMMISSION   UNO Votes To Internationalize The New Discovery

UNO COMM. APPROVES MOSCOW PACT    Unanimously Votes To Set Up Atomic - Energy Comm...

Security Group ! OK Tantamount To Final Action   Filipino Delegate Withholds Vote as Connally Backs Bill

UNO UNIT ADOPTS ATOM RESOLUTION   Committee Votes To Form Atomic Energy Commission

UNO Group  Passes Atom Control Plan   Big Powers Lead Commitiee Vote, Virtually Final

UNO Votes To Set Up Atomic Energy Board   Balloting Comes As  Big Powers Appeal For Quick Action

Soviet Atom Control Plan Is Adopted   To Form Commission As Soon as Possible; Mo Dissension

UNO COMMITTEE ADOPTS PROPOSAL FAR ATOM BONY   Approves Moscow Resolution for Creating Commission to Handle Control   ASSEMBLY 0. K. ASSURED   Action Comes After Connally Says Proposed Setup Is Merely Advisory

UNO Committee For Commission On Atomic Energy   ‘Unanimous Approval_Seen.  Heralding Early Action By Full Assembly

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION IS FAVORED BY UNO   Moscow Resolution Adoptec By Political And Security Group   APPROVAL IS ASSURED      Vote Comes Unexpectedly After Big Powers Asked For Quick Action

Atom Energy Control Body  Is A pp roved         Action Of Committee Tantamount To Final Adoption By UNO

PRICES STILL LOWER THAN FRIDAY CLOSE WHEN TRADING ENDS  FULL DROP COMES WHEN EXCHANGES REOPEN, BUT

PRICES STILL LOWER THAN FRIDAY CLOSE. WHEN TRADING ENDS  BIN? NONP COMES WHEN   FULL DROP COMES WHEN. EXCHANGES REOPEN, BUT PART IS GAINED BACK

Borough Council Votes Ordinance To Prohibit Excessive Smoke and Dust AL December Session Held Monday Night   Action Results From Petition Presented At Previous Meeting Of Governing Body; Ask County Aid for Sewage Improvement

Newsstand "7c Copies ...   Borough Council Votes Ordinance To Prohibit Excessive Smoke and Dust At December Session Held Monday Night   Action Results From Petition Presented At Previous Meeting Of Governing Body; Ask County Aid for Sewage Improvement

Receipts of Livestock Are Lower   No Help from Argentine Seen — Senator Urges  Price Decontroi

GASOLINE PRICES TO BE INCREASED   MOTORISTS SOON WILL HAVE TO PAY PROBABLY PENNY MORE PER GALLON,

Romania Violated  Pledge, Says U.S.   Formal Charge Made As Result of Election

NEW BLAST FIRED AT ROMANIAN VOTE   U. S. CHARGES “MANIPULATIONS” AND “TERRORISM MARKED ELECTION.

Truce in Chinese  War Is Scheduled   Permanent Peace Is  Hope of Marshall

China Conflict Scheduled to Recess Today  Chiang Orders His Armies to

Truce Halts China’s Bitter Civil Strife   Chiang Issues Orders To Troops Not to Fight During Period

China Conflict Scheduled to Recess Today   Chiang Orders His  Armies to  Hold Advances

Chinese Truce  Set for Today   Steugele Over Mauchuriz To Halt for 15 Bavs

CHINA STRIFE   Cessation of Fighting. In Manchuria Ordered By Rival Factions

Gains In Battle "To End Controls ~ On Farm Goods   Agriculture Commitieeman Claims 50 Senate Votes Support His Proposal

OPA Facing Stiff Fight   Senator Would Cut Price Controls On All Farm Commodities

Senate Committee To Act On Farm  Price Controls   Thomas Sees  End In Sicht

Thomas Claims Enough Votes To Kill OPA   CHAIRMAN OF SENATE GROUP HITS PRICE CONTROL

LOVELY WEDDING THANK SENVING BAY   Mabel McDougall and Eu gene Scholer Wed At A Candlelight Ceremony

LOVELY WED THANASGIVING DAY   Mabel McDougall and Eugene Scholer ‘Wed At A Candlelicht Ceremony

Attlee: ‘Returns. To. ‘ondon For Discussion Of Palestine Problem

U.S., Britair Differ On  Palestine  Attlee Returns to London as Truman Recalls Americans

Congress Grows More Concerned  Over Coal Strike   Swift Government Action To End Strike Disaster In. Nation Is Sought   PRESIDENT MAY TAKE ACTION SOON

S. CONSIDERS OPERATION OF COAL MINES   Railroads Ordered to Reduce Service Starting May 10

Solons Back : Action to End Coal Strike   Truman Gives No ‘Hint of. Possib’e  Wena SAienra

Solons Back Action to End Coal Strike   Truman Gives No Hint of Possibe Mine Séizure

SUL OFFICIALS BALK ON UNION   “Claim Contract With -CIO Would Be Tlegal

Pennsylvania Miners Still Stay Off Jobs   Many United Mine Workers Members Go Back After 42-Day Shutdown.   TRUCE INTO EFFECT

Public Assistance Board. Cuts Expenses For 1947  ‘Until Granted More F ‘ined

Relief Costs Being Pared   Present Funds Can’t Last Beyond January 31, Wray Says

KALIS FACES MURDER CHARGE IF HE LIVES   Mansfield Man Critical After Shooting Wife, Son and Self.

‘Truman Issues Edict  In Signing   Most Prices and Rents Restored to June 30 Levels

PORTER THINKS OPA BILL WILL PROVE WORTHY   Nation Goes Back Under Price Controls As Warning Sounded

U.S. RETURNS TO PRICE CEILINGS   Truman Sees Tough Job in Retaining Controls

President Threatens To Call Special  Session If Inflation Is Not Checked

Market Basket Items Only Temporary Until New Rates Are Set Up   Truman Signs Extension Measure But Warns That He Will Call Special Session If It Fails To Prevent Inflationary Spiral.

OPA Faces Toust Job Enforcing Price Controls   Truman Reluctantly Signs Extension Bill; Warns of Difficulty

U.S. ECONOMY  AGAIN UNDER PRICE LIMITS   President Truman Reluctantly Signs Weakened OPA Extension Bill.

Price Ceilings . Shoved Back To lune 3) Levels   Tough Job Lies Ahead For Revived OPA Law

Truman Forecasts Doubtful Future For Revised OPA   Threatens Special Session of Congress if Inflation Appears   RENT CONTROLS BACK TO FORMER LEVELS   Meat and Poultry Prices Will Be Decided By August Twentieth

Pres. Truman Reluctantly Signs OPA Bill   Warns of Special Session If New Act Doesn’t Work

Plan Building For Eldora’s  Incorrigibles   ‘Bad Boys’ To Be Kept In A Unique T-Shapec  Security Houce.

SECURITY BLDG PLANNED FOR STATE SCHOOL   Will Open Bids at ‘Des Moines Apr. 23 For Construction

‘Security Unit’ To Be Built At Eldora School   To House Incorrigibles; Bids to Control Board April 23

Private Claims Amnesia, Army Doesnt; To Face Charges Of Désertion —

GOP Keynoter Raps ‘Bungling’ Truman Regime   lowa Convention Hears Foreign, Domestic Pollicies Denounced.

DYRNLD ELA) ‘TOFROD RUSS BACK NT LN  Thrantone to Boafar PBaano   Threatens to Refer Peace Treaties to UN Assembly to Be Worked Out   Vandenberg, Slated to Talk in Senate Today, Expected to Welcome idea

Byrnes Plans Peace Appeal to U.N. Group   Warns Russia Against Continuing Veto of European Plans

,           ALL PEACE MATTERS WOUL PLACED BEFORE BODY IF RUS; CONTINUES ‘TO VETO PEBCE * CONFERENCE © a

BYRNES TIRED UF RED DELAY, PLANS ACTION   Will Ask UN to Handle Peace Treaties Unless Russia Changes Tactics.

Byrnes’ Proposal ToRefer Treaties To UN Wins Favor   Strong Senate Supp-rt Cer.  tain for Secretary’s Surprise Threat   RUSSIA BLAMED FOR FAILURE OF SESSION   Vandenberg to Make Preliminary Statement on Paris Meetine Today

PEACE TREATIES MAY BE CARRIED TO UN ASSEMBLY   Sec. Byrnes In Surprise Threat, Blames Russia For Failure

Taft, Other GOP Senators Oppose New Wage Rises   Smith and Ball Also Stand Firm in Opposition to CIO Demands

Wage Study Said to Be Misleading   Small Asks Action to Aver. New Wave of Strikes, Hampering Production

GOP Senators Oppose CIO’s Wage Demands   Senator Taft Call: Nathan’s Report “Misleading”

GOP SENATORS OPPOSE DEMANE FOR PAY RAISE   Taft Sees Need To Lower Prices Instead Of Raising Wasces

PILOTS’ STRIKE TIES UP PLANES ON TWAROUTES   Pliers of Two Types of Big Craft Want $1,096 and $7.187 Per Month   Pitisburgh Strikers Go Back to Jobs; Maritime Picture Brightens

POWER STRIKE ENDS: MARITIME PEACE EXPECTED   Strike Of Plane Pilots Is Only New Walkout; UAW ’ To Seek More Money

Industry Gets Vital. Current Long Cut Off.   As Pittsburgh Lights Go On, ‘Carolina Delavs. Rlack-Out _

POWER STRIKE ENDS; SHIPPING PEACE HOPE UP   UAW Asks Substantial Wage Boosts to Meet Rising Living Costs

2 Killed, 17 Hurt as Airliner Crashes  Near Cleveland Airport Early Monda)

PLANE: CRASH — —_KILLS-PILOTS   AIRLINES PLANE WRECKED ID ~~ ATTEMPTED LANDING AT AIRPORT EARLY  TODAY = -

27 DIE IN AIRLINE CRASH   Rescuers Attempt To Recover Bodies, From Plane Wreckage

Effort Made To Reach Wrecked Plane   Crash Which Killed 27 Persons Worst in I’ & Tranenart Hictarey

TOMATO BLIGHT CAUSES COUNTY GROWERS LOS   Crops Have Been Heavily Damaged, Reports Say   WEATHER RESPONSIBLE

TOMATO BLIGHT WILL MEAN A HUGE LOSS   Thousands of Dollars Loss Is Foreseen in Bucks County’s Crop EARLY SPRAY AN AID

Without Unity, China Can Have No Real Independence, Chiang Warns

TO-AQHEVE UNIT   Wedemeyer Decorated, Din~e@ Before Chinese teader Leaves For U.S.

INDIAN. MOBS SPREAD TERROR   Casualties Mount to 19 ir Anti-British Riots

Nationalists Raid Bombay Postofhice; 19 Dead As Riots Continue In. India

NINETEEN DEAD IN BOMBAY RIOT   DISORDERS CONTINUING FOR THIRO DAY

19 Dead, Riots In Third Day   Indian Mob Continues Anti-British Displays

G.0.P. LOOKS T0 STRIKE-RIDDEN PENNSYLVANIA   See It as Happy Hunting Ground for Republican Power

GOP Expects to  Win Pennsylvania   People Expected to Turn Dissatisfaction At Strikes into Votes

Republicans Look For Victory  In Pennsylvania  Biggest Gains May Be Made in Keystone State

HE DIDN’T MEAN IT  Seek Broken-Hearted Bride In Atlanta To Prevent Suicide

Police Scour Atlanta In Hunt For Pretty Bride With Bitter Memories And Broken Heart

vw ial ™ ‘He Is Seventh Senator In Ll. S. To Be Chosen - For Six Terms Violence In East Blots Election   Gov. Jim MeCord, Seeking Second Term, Holds Wide Lead

McKellar Wins In  Tennessee   Elected To Senate For Sixth Term: Beat CIO-PAC

McKellar Wins Senate Race In Tennessee   Governor Jim McCord Also is Victor in Race for Re-election

Jobless Veterans Paid $5,253,781 For Aid In July.  . Jefferson City Area Payments $108, 105;

Streamlining Of Congress Given Senate Approval   Bill Also Provides 50 Pct. Pay Hike, Pension For Lawmakers.

Reorganization  Bill To House   Senate Approves Measure That Will Boost Pay SO Percent

SENATE PASSES 49-16 REORGANIZATION BILL  A Surprise and Smashing Victory

ontinued on Page Two! Continued on Page Two Reorganization Bill Wins Smashing Victory in Senate

Would Lighten Work Load of Congressmen Provide 45,000 Pay Raise and Drastic Change In Control of  ’ Appropriations.

SENATORS VOTE BIG OVERHAUL FOR CONGRESS   Measure Provides for . 56 Per Cent Pay Rise Plus Pension Privilege

Senate Votes Reorganizatior ‘For Congress   Pass * Modernization Bill Plus Pay Boost, Pensions By Large Majority.

Senate Passes La Follette Bill  Reorganization Plan Wins Smashing Vote

Senate Action: Causes Surprise  Reorganization Bili Passed by 49-16 Vote

Truman Considers Decision On Meat, Action Likely Soon   Situation Is Discussed At Session Of Cabinet

Taft Urges Removal of Meat Lids   Cabinet Attends Long Meeting With President But No Decision Is Made

OVER PROBLEM WITH CABINET   Lifting of Price Ceilings Hinted By President’s Refusal to Comment.

President To View Serious Meat Problem   WILL GIVE. FINDINGS TO THE NATION OVER RADIO

Truman Stull ‘Considering’  Meat Decision   Hour and a Half Cabinet Session This Morning Fails To Produce Solution To _ Shortage.

eee LE  Truman May Decide on Course On Meat in Two or Three Days

DECISION ON HIS COURSE EXPECTED ‘IN 2 OR 3 DAYS’   PRESIDENT LISTENS TO SUGGESTIONS OF DEMOCRATIC LEADERS

May Explain Action Taken In Address   Meat Shortage Top Cabinet Meeting Topic Thursday as Truman Studies Meat Shortage

Truman Ponders Decision In Meat Crisis Following Lengthy Cabinet Session

Truman Reported Studying Several Proposals Made  During Meeting  And Is Expected To Take to Radio To Announce Any Change in Policy

Crisis Is Discussed In Conference with Cabinet Chieftains   Change in Control Expected within Few Days as Politically-Explosive Situation Gets Top Attention in Capitol

Lengthy Meet Results in Nothing Today   Sen. Taft Says Public Tired of Price : Controls. Democrats

Await Truman Meat Dictum   President Ponders Decision After Long Cabinet Session; May Outline Plan On Air

Decision on Meat Close At Hand   Early Announcement Expected Following Cabinet Meeting With President

“Considering Decision’ Says Anderson; Cabine Fails To Reach Solutio)

Truman ‘N ow Considering’ Decision On Meat Problem   Question Discussed For Hour And Half At Cabinet Meeting; Taft Would End Controls

EXPECT TRUMAN MEAT DECISION INA FEW DAYS   residential Action Due “In Two Or Three Days; May Tell Nation About It Over Radio.

President Gets Suggestions Of Official Family   Long Session Fails To Produce Solution; Truman ts Now Considering A Decision

President s “Considering Decision’   Issue Debated At Long Meeting Of Cabinet

EXPECT TRUMAN FO DECIDE ON MEAT QUESTION IN FEW DAYS   Problem Is Top Cabinet Meeting ' Subject Today; No Announcement

CABINET FAILS T0 SETTLE PROBLEM   Statement May Be Made By White House Today   MOMENTUM   Gained In Drive To Remove Controls: Approval By Anderson Sought

MEAT DISCUSSION BUT ‘NO DECISION   Truman Talks Situation Over With Members of Cabinet   BEEF IMPORTS URGED

Shortage Is Top Subject In Capital  Scarcity Is Chief Cabinet Problem

Big Decision {s Studied By President   Taft Demands Remeval of All Controls

Lengthy Session To day Fails To Bring Answer _  NO DECISION  Taft Demands Re. moval Of All Meat  : Price Controls

Consider Decision  On Meat   Half and Half Cabinet Session Today Did Not  Produce Solution

TRUMAN MEETS WITH CABINET ON FOOD ISSUE   Ohio Senator Says President Seeking Improvement Refore Election

Truman May Tell Nation Of Decision Over Radio   Key Officials Hold Meet To Determine  What Can Be Done

CABINET FAILS TO PRODUCE ANY SOLUTION   Report Comes as Taft. Demands OPA Oecontro! Food immediately.

EARLY DECISION ON MEAT SEEN; CHIEF WORRIED   President May Explain View: On Radio When Plans Are Announced °

Cabinet Session Fails fo Reach Solution on Meat  Truman Gets Views And Suggestions But No Decision Made There

SEN, HUFFMAN KEYNOTES OHIO DEMOCRAT MEET   Says Production Doubles Any Mark Set Under GOP Administrations

Keynotes ‘State Dem iMeeting   President Truman Lauded tor Courageous Leadership of Nation.

HUFFMAN CALLS FOR LIBERALISM   Siaps At Republican Policy Of Helping Only A Few

Democrats Hear Huffman Laud Truman Leadership   Says Nation Faces Retreat with Reactionism o1 Advance with Sound Liberalism

Solons Ask Reds Produce Jap Army  1,000,000 “Disappear”  in Russ Manchuria

Infantry Unit Strensthened   More Men, Mobility, Fire Pawer Schednied

APPROVE RAIL STRIKE VOTE   Committee Chairmen For Engineers Give Okay To Walkout Poll

RAILROAD STRIKE THREATENS   Strike Vote For Locomotive Engineers Called

18,000 Members Of Engineers to Hold Strike Vote  Brotherhood Has Wage Rules. Dispute With ne ook k

COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN ALL APPROVE BALLOT OF 78,000 MEMBERS  BROTHERHOOD SECOND  TO AUTHORIZE VOTE; TRAINMEN. FIRST

ENGINEERS WILL VOTE ON STRIKE   BALLOT AMONG 78,000 MEMBERS OF RAIL BROTHERHOOD AUTHORIZED.

YOUNG DRIVERS TOO CARELESS   OPEN CAMPAIGN ‘TO RAISE AGE ACT AUD RALIAA

Women Moh “Ike”. “About - Gl Releases   Surround Chief of. Staff And Ask-. Him .When _ Their Men. Will

lrate Mothers Spring Ambush  On Eisenhower  Fraternization Phote Cause Concern Over

Eisenhower Is Ambushed By Mothers   Irate Women Demand That Husbands Get Discharge Preference

e’ Hears mplaints of ‘ar Mothers         ‘eneral Sympathizes ith Group But Says e Can't Let All Their usbatreds Out Now

SENERAL DEFINITELY PROMISES AULOGRAPHS  tke Walks Into. Ambush, Of Irate War Mothers

Search for Tidal Wave Victims In - Hawaii Continue:   Little Hope Held for 94  Still Missing There; 98 Known Dead

94 Missing Are Being Sought As Wave Affermath   Believe Very Few To Be Found Alive

Count 98 Dead, 94 Missing In — Great Tidal Wave   Estimated 10,000 Refugees Cared For  In Hawaiian Islands

192 DEAD OR MISSING IN HAWAII —   98 Known Dead; Little Hope Held for Others

FDR Battled Churchill Over British Colonial System, Memoirs of Son Reveal

Easter Sunrise _ Youth Service   Local Young People Plan Beautiful Co-operative Worship Service

UN ATOMIC ENERGY GP. IN SESSION   Trying ‘to Reconcile U. S. And Russian Plans

Convict Fatally Wounded In Scuffle With Aaed Farmer: Companion Hurt

Victor In Mis First Fight- Peaceful Farmer Subdues Shoots Escaped Convicts

THEY MADE HIM MAD Aged Farmer Captures Twe Desperate Convict Killers

ONE OF PAIR IS FATALLY WOUNDED   Escaped Convicts Roughly Treat Wife of Texan

U.N.O. action to halt world wheat famine is sought  Big Five to submit resolution  aekine drastic stens he taken

BIG o FEARS WORLD WIDE GRAIN FAMINE   Urges All Nations to Take immediate and Drastic Action.

Act to Prevent Worldwide Famine, Big Five Urge   Appeal to UNO to Seek Measures to Avert Starvation, Disaster

Grain Dearth Stirring Fear Of Starvation   UNRRA Chief Says Liberated Nations Faced With Disaster

Wheat Famine Seen By Big5  Urge All Nations To Preventive Action

RENEW HEARING ON PAULEY’S BID FOR NAVY POST   all Radio Executive, Hig Justice Official for Questioning

TWO CALLED ON PAULEY NOMINATION   Ranking Justice Department Official and Chicag0 Radio Station Executive Are Summoned by Senate Committee.

GROUP RESUMES PAULEY HEARING   Justice Department Aid And Radio Executive Called

Justice Department Official, Radio Executive Subpoenaed ‘To Appear At Pauley Hearing   Witnesses Opposing Vardaman’s Appointment Also To Be Heard

Men Are Called For Questioning ” On Nomination   Justice Official And Radic Executive Called In Pauley Probe.

WITNESSES TO PAULEY PROBE   Vardaman Nomination Also Up For Airing By Senate Committee

DEWEY SIFTS ISSHES IN GM WAGE DISPUTE   NEGOTIATIONS WILL BE RESUMED MONDAY

CONFERENCE OF AUTO STRIKERS IS BROKEN OFF   Government Mediator Called To Capital For Meeting

International Control Of Atom Energy Proposed   State Department Plan Would Give All Nations Li.  cense for Peaceful Use of Nuclear Power

U. S. Drafts Plan to Control Atomic Energy  Would Permit All Notions To Enjoy Benefits, Outlaw Military Uses

U.S. PROPOSES WORLD AGEN TO RULE. ATON   Output of A-Bomb Materials Would Be Controlled by International Body   RESEARCH WOULD GO ON   By-Products With Peacetime Applications Would Be Shared by Nations

World Use Of A-Power Proposed   Byrnes Outlines Plan For World Benefit Under Supervision

Proposal Seeks Ban on A-Bomb, Peace Use Only   U. S. Would Retain Predominance Until Program Is Assured

U.S. EXPERTS WANT MONOPOLI CONTROL OF ORE   License System For Peace Uses

Thought Possible Basis To Build World Security —   Would Control Source of Uranium, Thorium;  Share Peaceful Uses

INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY CONTROL ASKED   Program Made Public By Sec Byrnes—Plan Now Before World

Program Advised: As Foundation for Program forPeace   International Control: Licensing of Use Proposed

Roosevelt’s Heirs Ask Exemptions   Want It Held He Died a Sol dier, So Tax Cuts May Be Possible

Roosevelt Family Asks Tax Board To Classify FDR as War Casualty .

HEIRS OF FDR ARE SEEKING TAX EXEMPTION   Action Taken on Grounds That Late President Died a Soldier.

Heirs Seek Reduction In Estate Tax   Claim For Exemptions Understood To Have Been Made By Heirs Of Late President

Reds Deery U.S. Entry In Greece   Molotov Accuses Yanks Of Interference In Peace Parley Talk

U. 5. Interferes in Greece, Soviet Charges   Molotov Attacks Planned Visit of Warships

Ene Verdict: That Animal Was Just A Dog, Smithsonian Institute Reports--A Police Doo

STATEMENT IS MADE AS REDS SEEM BEATEN   Seven Nations Oppose Russians; Delay Final Action

Iranian Case Causes Bitter Debate In Security Council  Eo abe eed Uh bie me   Group Adjourns Without Voting on Question; Seven Members Oppose Russia’s Move to Expunge Matter

U.N. Council Delays Vote 01 lranian Case   Russia Seems To Be Facing Defeat; Bitter Debate

UN council adjourns without voting on request of soviets   Gromyko voices belief U.S., Britain do not desire a neacefnl calntion

Soviets Face Defeal In Iranian Dispute   Gromyko Charges U. S. And Britain Not Seeking Peaceful End To Case

UN Adjourns Before Vote  Seven Members Bloch End To Iranian Case

Russian Delegate Says U.S, British Opposing Peace   Decision on Move To Drop Issue Is Put Off to Today

Seven of Eleven Nations Oppose Removal of Iranian Question From Security Council Agenda.

Tempers Rise In Debate on Iranian Issue  Gromvko Onestione   Gromyko Questions Motives of U. S. And Great Britain

Vote on Argument Put Off to Today; Debate Is Marked By Soviet Taunt To U. S. and Britain

Seven of Eleven Cotiicil Members Oppose Sovict  Shows Heat In Reply to Gromyko

DEBATE OVER IRAN GOES TO NEXT SESSION   Further Discussion Is Expected Today On This Problem

Iranian Case Causes Bitter Debate In Security Council   Group Adjourns Without Voting on Question; Seven Members Oppose Russia’s Move to Expunge Matter

UN Opposed To Settlement, ls Soviet Charge   Bitter Three-Hour Debate Marks Council Session Monday

RUSSIA FACES DEFEAT IN U.N. COUNCIL MOVE   GIBES OF GROMYKO ANGER BRITISH AND U.S. DELEGATES

U. S. INTEREST IN DARDANELLES: CONTROL EXPLAINED BY EXPERT: WORLD WATCHFS FXPLOSIVE SPOT

Kane War Vet Held On Morals Charge   Arrest Clears Up Several Cases in Kane

BYRNES CONFERS WITH CONNALLY   TWO DISCUSS YUGOSLAV SITUATION — MOLOTOV SEES BELGRADE OFFICIAL,

BYRNES HOLDS CONFERENCES   Sidetracks Peace Talks For Meetings on Tense Yugoslavian Issue

Council Ducks Hot Traffic Issues  Order Commission to  Pe ee ee ee

Proposal Is Made By Union   Long-Distance Operators Begin Striking Today

PHONE BELLS “SHALL NOT RING” AFTER 7 FRIDAY, UNION SAYS  NATIONWIDE STRIKE EXPECTED TO BEGIN IN NEW YORK CITY

Last-Minute Offer Made  To Western Electric Firm;  Bay Area Picketing Planned

PHONE BELLS “SHALL NOT RING” AFTER ? FRIDAY, UNION SAYS  NATIONWIDE STRIKE   NATIONWIDE STRIKE EXPECTED TO BEGIN IN NEW YORK CITY

:Phone Tie-Up Scheduled To Begin Friday   Long - Distance Workers Will Start Walkout In N. Y. Early Tomorrow.

Cub Scouts Are . Organized Here  Plan For Several Groups In LeMars

Jury 1s Deadlocked In Trial Of Newton   Jurors Report In One hour Arter Taking Case In Plainview Court 

BOARD SAYS COMPANT  NOW PAY ONLY FI  CENTS OF 16-CENT WAGE RAISE

PAY INCREASE IS FAVORED FOR MEAT WORKERS   Approval of 16-Cent-an--Hour Boost Is up to Stabiliza tion Board

ACTION SEEN ON PAY BOOST PLAN FOR PACKERS.   Facts Group Asks Sixteen-Cent Raise for Five Flants

Study Pav Boost for Meat Plants   Anderson Acts Swiftly to Win Acceptance

ANDERSON EXPECTED 10 MOVE SWIFTLY IN RECOMMENDATION AF PAY BOOST FOR 90,000

Knutson Pile * Pushing Income Tax Reduction Of 20% by January 27

Knutson to Present Bill Next Month   Income Tax Reduction Will Caus> No Drop in Reve nues, He Insists

Thousands (Of Steel Workers Return To Johs   U. S. Steel Corporation And Other Steel Company Workers Resume Duties   WEIRTON STEEL CO. INCREASES WAGES

SMOKE POURS FROM MANY STEEL MULLS:   Weirten Grants Independent. Union -22¢ Raise

BYRNES TO RETURN TO CAPITAL DESK   Short Rest Possible before - Foreign Ministers Meet

 Present School Curriculum Hit      - 7 Dr. Clark Urges Program To    Meet The Community Needs

Present School Curriculum Hit Dr. Clark Urges Program To Meet The Community Needs

STETTINIUS SAID TO HAVE QUIT U.N   GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS SAY RESIGNATION 1S IN HANDS OF TRUMAN,

Six Insane Men Loose In St. Loui:   Four Recaptured Follow ing Break from City Sanatarium

UNO to Study Russian Charges iste Bie   Vishinsky Will “Back Protest Against Presence of Treops in Greece

RUSSIA PUSHES CLAIM BRITISH TROOPS MENACE   No. 2 Expert Supports Charge Forces In Indonesia And Greece Threaten Peace   INTERFERENCE CHARGED   British, U. S. Leaders Meet To Discuss First Case Of Accusation

° *  UNO Russians Claim  _ British Menace Peace In Greece, Indonesia

Russia Says British Hold Fate of Peace   Greece, Indonesia Occupation Bring Coeunter-Action

RUSSIANS MAKE CHARGE AGAINST BRIT.   Protests Presence Of British Troops  In Greece ,

4-Power Peace Parley Sought   Byrnes Asks Talks Before Conference

Japanese Used Australian Nurses as Targets for Gunners, Survivor Says

@ PAUL MALLON—  U.S. Preparing New Statement of Its Foreign Policy

Labor GroupTo Fight Measure To Last Diteh   Pres. Green Denounces Bill as One Inspired by’ “Angry ‘Hate for Or ganized Labor”      Revives Blacklist   Runs Inio Demands From Meisbers of Senate Group That He Suggest. AL ternative Conirols

Senators Ask Green for a Suggestion   Government Attempts to Hali Cessation of Phone Service

Three -Judge Court Convicts Ex-Sailor With Recommendation Of Mercy Making Life Term In Penitentiary Mandatory

Hold Eldred Man For Car Theft   Steven McGinnis, 32, Bound Over to Court

Car Recovered  After Chase   Eldred Man Charged With Alleged Theft Of Automobile Here

RAIL AND HIGHWAY  TRAFFIC 1S SNARLED  RESULT HIGH WATER HEAVY RAINFALL, FLOODS  DO MUCH DAMAGE MAN’ SECTIONS OF AREA

Fire Destroys Three   Damage May Surpass $12,000 Total In Blaze- No One Hurt In Blasts 

Fire Destroys Three Businesses In City   Damage May Surpass $12,000 Total In Blaze: No One Hurt In Blasts

Report Progress In Strike Talks   Seek To Iron Out... Railroad Differences

State Farmers Expected To Have Good Year   Strong Demand For Products Forecast By Agri Worker

ARABS TQ ASK RUSSIAN HELP   Support in Fight Against Palestine Proposal Will Be Sought

BROWNSVILLE GO FIGHTS TO GAIN DEMOCRAT EDGE   Only Narrow Margin Separates Two Parties In List Of Revistrants

Registrations Form Basis Of Vote Conflict   Seek To Cut Down Democrat Majority In River District

Maryland’s Chief Execulive Commits Himself fo Primary Contest with Sen. Radcliffe

Lane Unopposed For Nomination As O’Conor Enters Race For Senate   Governor Says He’ll Oppose Senator Radcliffe While Rep. Sasscer Announces He Will Again Be Candidate For Reelection

St. Leo Altar-Rosary Society Will Receive  OO wince nis one aS SER

PH Naval Air Head Got His Information in Honolulu Paper:   Adm. Bellinger Asserts He Received No War Warning Note

Naval Plane  Commander  Kept in Dark   Admiral Says He Was Not Told Of Warnings

Learned About War Warning After Attack   Air Commander in Hawaii Given No Advance Information

AIR CHIEF GOT NO WAR ‘NOTE   Naval Officer Declares First  Warning Message Came” Several Days Late

Hawaii Aerial Chief Not Told Of War Note   Did Not Learn Of Warning Until Days After Attack, He Says

War Warning Not Given to Air Chieftain   Adm. Bellinger Gives Testimony Before  Probe Group

WARNING CALLED ‘DAYS T00 LATE’   Navy Air Chief Says Papers Gave Him Only War Hint

Air Chief was In Dark About War Warning   Washington Word Came Days After, Bellinger Reveals

Lack of Hawaii Reconnaissance Flights Queried   1941 Naval Air Head Says He:Received War Warning After Attack

PH RAID SIGNS ViA NEWSPAPER   NAVY COMMANDER SAYS ‘NO OFFICIAL WARNING

Naval Air Chief at Pearl Harbor Knew Nothing of Warninas from Washington

TRUMAN OPENS SHOWDOWN ON ‘HATE’ GROUPS   Civil Rights Committee Picked to Strike Back At Mob Violence Causes

Civil Rights Committee Set  Up by Truman  President Condemns Groups Which Fan  “Ld htwesl Teantnlamannan’”

President Names Civil Rights Comm.   To Combat Groups Which Fan ‘“Hatre d  And Intolerance”

Truman Names Committee  To Fight Groups Which Fan “Hatred And Intolerance”

TRUMAN CREATES GROUP 10 STRIKE AT INTOLERANCI   President Names Committee of 15 to Study and Recommend Civil Rights Legislation.   CALLS MOB VIOLENCE THREAT TO GOVERNMENT   Declares Present Federal Laws Are Inadequate to Give Protection to Individuals.

Polio-Stricken Child ‘Uplifted’ by Praver   Battleflaq of USS Texas Presented to State

Battleflag of U. S. 8. Texas Given to Texas Memorial Museum Navy Day

JEWISH GANGS BLOW BRIDGES IN HOLY LAND   TERRORISM SWEEPS PALESTINE; TROOPS ARE DEPLOYED

NINE KILLED IN NEW OUTBREAK IN HOLY LAND   Palestine’s Frontier Bridges Severed By Terrorist Gangs

Haifa Railroad Yards Attacked as Violence Flares in Holy Land      By OSGOOD CARUTHERS

New Eruption. [In Holy Land By Terrorists   Soldiers, Police Beat Off Railway Yarle  Altuck At a 4 ey om

British Troops Attempting To Halt Violence   Six Jews and Three British Soldiers Killed in Holy Land

Nine Dead In Palestine  Border Riot:  British Troops Rush to Scene To End Strife

ee  ENGLISH MINE BLAST TRAPS 15 WORKERS   Explosion Blocks Shafts, Demobilizes Pumps

DEATH PENALTY TO BE IMPOSED   Ex-Paratrooper Is Found Guilty Of slaving Cf Philadelphia  Waitress

Business Begins to Shake Off Effects Of Coal Shutdown  More Than Two-Third: of 400,000 Idle Miners D .... . oe Ds.

COAL OUTPUT . STILL UNDER PAR   All Miners Expected At Work Tomorrow; Unemplovment Sliced

MINERS RETURN TO THEIR WORK IN GOAL PITS   Black Rivers Are Starting to Flow Thru Nation Again

COAL OUTPUT IS BACK NEAR NORMAL AGAIN   BUSINESS REVIVES AFTER CRIPPLING 17-DAY TIEUP

270,000 MINERS (0 BACK T0 JOBS OF DIGGING COAI   Third Still to Act on Notices to Resume Work—Full Production Expected  _ by Wednesday.   RAILROADS SUMMON FURLOUGHED WORKERS   Steel Mills Prepare to Step Up Operations — Most of 20,000 Ford Employes Are Back.

Most of Miners Back at Work   Full Production by Wednesday Viewec

Industry Starts Climb To Normat  Railroads Recall Furloughed Workers

Strike-Idled Industry Begins Comeback With  ~ Return of Coal Miners

Majority Of Coal Miners  Back In Pits   Industry Begins Reopening; Full Output Seen Soon

Union Expects Full Pyoduction By Wednesday Workers In Affected Industries Return To Their Jobs.

Herrin Minister Will Drop Charges Against Unruly In Apostolic Congregation

OPA CHIEF AND FACT-FINDERS MAP STRATEGY   More Industries Close As Full Impact of Walkout is Pelt

 Education Committee Head Resigns as Schoolmen Back Tax Diversion

Jews Begin Day’s Strike  In Palestine   Protest Made Against Detention OF 1600 of Race

OPPOSE GOVT. EXTENSION OF GAS CONTROLS   Texas and New Mexico Officials Testify At FPC Hearing

Russian Is Jailec in Espionage Case in Oregon   Lt. Nicolai Redin, Soviet Naval School Graduate, Jailed by FBI as He Was About to Board Ship at Portland

ACTION PROMISES SOME RELIEF IN COAL SHORTAGE   DIMOUT IN ILLINOIS SCHEDULED TONIGHT, EFFECTIVE AT5 P.M.

Nicholas Polkabla Named New Pgh. Steel Relations Manager   Former Attorney Advances From Supt. On Relations With Steel Pirm

Charge Officers Being Used as Strike-Breakers  Back- Ty Work Move  antiniinga

MORE MINERS RESUME WORK AT ISHPEMING   STATE POLICE USED TO BREAK STRIKE, ClO CHARGES

BELIEVE U. S, CAN MEET ITS FOOD PROMISES   New Grain Bonus Plan To Bring 100,000,000 Bushels of Wheat

Lewis Said Not Sending Miners Back Until Mine Owners Do As He Says   Strike Closes City’s Cleaners, Launderers

Coudersport Mill Destroyed By $500,000 Blaze   Grain, Feed and Equipment Destroyed Monday Night

Damage Estimated at More Than $500,000 To GLF Building; Big Stock of Grain, Feed and Equipment Is Totally Destroyed

@ PAUL MALLON—  Unions Fail to Get Much Out of Post-War Strike Policy

PROSECUTOR FOR BRITAIN DEMANDS NAZIS’ EXECUTION   Shawcross Concludes Sum. mation: at Nuernberg Wor Crimes Trial

‘Retribution to These Guiliy Men, Demanded by British Prosecutor

Byrnes’ Talk Part of Plan For Treaties   Austria, Germany Settlement Sought By U. S.. Britain

U.S., Britain: Press. Hard For Big 4 Meeting.  Peace ‘Treaties. For   Peace Treaties For

U.S. BRITAIN URGE GERMAN PEACE PARLE}   Russ Play Down Talk; France Opposes Byrnes Plan

College Students  Present Comedy Presented To Public Friday, March 1

College Students  Preseiit Con édy : _ Presented to Public Friday: March?

BRITISH SEND MISSION TO IRAN FOR INSPECTION   Stalin Says Problem is Solved With Removal of Soviet Forces

) Matter Already Solved, Says Stalin....  ‘Britons To Visit lran To ‘Check Red Withdrawal

Seek To Verify Moscow Reports Of Withdrawal   Two Parliament Members Leave By Plane For Unofficial Inspection Of Country

British Planning Firsthand Check   Two Parliament Member To Visit Iran For Look At Withdrawals

British Send Mission For  Look Into Iran      Stalin Says Problem Is Solv. ed; Necessary Arrange ments Made.   IVISIT 23 WEEKS

Strike of Airline Pilots Deferred   Hearing Set Before Truman-Appointed Board .

Labor Secretary Acts to Head Off New Ship Strike   Government Officials Confer But Outlook In West is Gloomy

SCHWELLENBACH SEEKS TO AVERT NEW ClO STRIKE   Plans Conferences With Shipping Unoins, Employers

EFFORT MADE TO HEAD OFF NEW SEAMEN STRIKE   Schwellenbach Promises To Give Decision Today On ~ Next Steps

Quick Action OnBus Tieup   Emergency Rate Hike Granted Street RailWay Co. May Mean End To Okla. City Strike

RESIDENTS AFOOT IN OKLAHOMA CITY   Police, Fire Department Cars Do Taxi Service in Street Car Strike   'FARE RAISE GRANTED

MLNYLAINEDSD Al  MNS BMIMG FERPES! EACUSE FOR JAP SUBEENDES = = 6° CUCU  Seversky Credits Air Power in Wigie

Air Power Beat Japs, Not A-Bomb Seversky Insists   Tells War Department Block-Busters More  Potent Than Uranium

Aviation Expert Says Japanese Were  Defeated From Air   Maj. De Seversky Tells War Departmen That Atomic Bomb Provided Perfect Excuse for Surrender of Nips

Seversky Claims Japan Suffered Aerial Defeat   Declares Atom Bomb Merely Good Excuse To Offer Surrender

Chiang Talks With Marshall   Nanking Conference May Speed China's Prospect for Peace

Chiang Visits Gen. Marshall   Conference Is About Parley With  Communists

Management, Labor Urged To Call Truce   Porter Calls For Help In _ Liquidating Price Agency

Urges Truce to Enable Free Enterpriseto Function on all Cylindvrs to Relieve Shortages

TRUMAN MAKES LABOR - CAPITAL ARMISTICE BID   President Cites Need To Make Controlless Economy Work

Labor-Industry Armistice Urged By Nation's Chief   Chief Executive Moves Ic Make Control-Free Economy Work

Liquidation of OPA Planned by Porter  Vree Economy Sct to Ran Ou All Cylinders

Truce Suggested Tr Smooth Way For Economic Resurgence   NEARLY EVERYTHING FREE OF CONTROLS

TRUMAN ASKS LABOR TRUCE   End of Union-Management Warfare Is Urged To Speed Economy

STRIKE ARMISTICE “URGED BY TRUMAN   MEANTIME PORTER PREPARES TO TRIM OPA STAFF TO 12,000 EMPLOYES.

Labor Truce  Is Requested By President   Chance for Newly Freed Production Is Asked by Truman

Truman Asks Labor-Management Armistice Teo Make Nation’s Centrol-Free Economy Work

PRICE CONTROL ON MEATS MAY BE ABANDONED   Official Anger - Mounting d Black Market, Termed  “Scandalous”

ADMITS SLAYING SENECA OFFICER   VICTOR EVERHART ARRESTED IN IDAHO AFTER ROBBERRY AND KIDNAPING.,

Milk, Butter and Cheese Prices May Be Boosted   Increases Recommanded By Both the OPA and  Aoaricyulture Danocrtment

Retail Prices For All Dairy Products Slated For Boosts ‘Under Revised OPA Policy

Price Increases For Milk, Butter And Cheese Seen   Boosts Already Recom mended But Amounts Undecided

Increase Hinted In Price of Milk   Boosts Recommended by OPA and Agriculture

PRICES OF DAIRY PRODUCTS MAY BE STEPPED UP SOON   OFFICIALS PREDICT INCREASE TO CHECK PRODUCTION DECLINE

Milk, Butter Cheese Prices:  Are Going Up   Government On, Verge Of Allowi ing Increases

DAIRY PRODUCT PRICE HIKE DUE   Department of Agriculture,  . OPA Endorse Change

Increased Retail Prices for Valk. Butter, and Cheese Seen Coming

‘Quite Likely’ Milk, Butter Price To Hike   Cheese Also Included; How Much Increase Will, Be Stull Up In Air,   iMAY RAISE OUTPUT

fficials Predict. Increase In Prices Of Milk Products   OPA And Agriculture Department Have Approved Hikes.

Increase Is Seen In Prices of Dairy Products  Federal Officials Are Studying Proposals

DAIRY PRICE RISE IS EXPEGTED SOO}   Boost For Milk, Butter And Cheese ‘‘Quite Likely,” Government Officials Say ——Increases Recommended

MILK, BUTTER, CHEESE PRICES   Recommend Increases to Check Declining Dairy Production

Increase Is Seen In Prices of Dairy Products  Federal Officials Are Studying Proposals For Most U. S. Areas

Butter and Milk Price  Jump Looms   Cheese Included In Recommendations of OPA Agriculture Department

OFFICIALS SEE PRICE JUMP IN DAIRY ITEMS AS CERTAIN   See Move As Only Solution To Decreases In Production

Dairy Goods May Advance   Butter, Cheese Milk  ‘Increases Are Noted

Retail Price of Milk Going Up  ‘Agencies Agreed Action Necessary

Officials Predicting Increased Milk Price   OPA And Agriculture Department Put Okay On Increase; Affects Cheese, Butter

Increased Retail Prices for Dairy  Products Probable   OES Considers Action te Check Reduced Milk Production

Exact Amount IsNotKnown, Officials Say   Increase Of Half  Cent On Milk Is Boliavaed tikely

Lid Off Of Food: Milk, Butter, Cheese Prices “Quite Likely’ To Be Increased

Predict Increases In Prices-Milk, Butter And Cheese   Both Agriculture Department, OPA Favor Such Hikes

BUTTER, CHEESE, MILK PRICES LIKELY TO RISE.   Prediction of Increased: Retail Cost of Dairy Products Made By Government Officials

Boost In Many Prices Expected Soon In Nation   OPA AND AAA AGREE ON INCREASES FOR PRODUCTS

Predict Boost In Prices Milk,  Butter, Cheese   Officials Say Both OPA ane Agrienttiure Department  Have Recommended Inherenses

~—WE WILL NOT BE COERCED—  Affirms United States’ Stand In World Affairs

International  Decision To Be Made Wibllingly   Senator Austin Approves Frankness Of Vandenberg In Appraising Paris Results

Austin Says_ U.S. Firm In. World Affairs   UN Delegate Joins. Van ~denberg In Dppapiba Te ‘Coercion.’

Austin Backs Firm Stand By America   Senator Endorses Vandenberg’s Attitude

Austin Supports Vandenberg Stand On Fo oreign Policy   Savs Russia Must Aid In Establishing Dependable Friendship With I}. §. ;

Austin Declares U.S. to Refuse To he Coerced   New Delegate to UN Takes Up Byrnes Cudgel Against Russian Blocking Tactics

Says U. §. Won’ Be Muscled In World Arena  Senator Austin Backs Vandenberg View On Firm Stand

AUSTIN JOINS IN U.S. VIEW TOWARD REDS   Seconds Vandenberg in Declaring That America Will Not Be “Coerced” Into Interna tional Decisions.

Sen. Austin Joins Vandenberg in Firm Policy Statement   Vandenberg Calls on Russia to Replace Distrust With Friendship

Leen ways ATION  !SENATOR AUSTIN BACKS SENATOR VANDENBERG'S CPATICMINT THAT U.S. WILL NOT BE COERCED’

Séturity Council: Members Says “Nation Not to’ be Cocrced  t,o Jats Decisigns-oo5-

Vermont’s Senator Austin  Joins Vandenberg On U.S. Policy To Allay Distrust

U.S. fo Take Firm Stand on World Issues  Austin to Avoid Coercion During

Austin Says ‘U.S. Will Not  Be “Coerced   U. N. Security Council Member Praises Stand Rv Vandenherg.

Solons Scorn  UN Coercion      America Will Not Be Forced Into Decisions

‘Declares U.S. Will Not he ‘Coerced’   Senator Austin, New Security Council Member Forecasts Strona U.S. Stand

Firm Policy Approved by Sen. Austin   U. N. Representative Asserts U. S. Will Not be Coerced

AUSTIN BACKS BYRNES STAND   Says ‘Coercion’ Will No Work On United States

Austin Declares For Firm Stand - Of United State         Viv Senator Assegis Nation Not Fo Be Co-erced Into  International Decisions.

WORLD WARNED AGAINST MOVE TO COERCE U. S.   Austin Joins Vandenberg Ir Asserting We Won’t Be Rushed In Decisions

U. N. Delegate Lends Support  To Vandenbure Stand On U. S.      Austin Says Country Not To Be ‘Coerced’ In World Decisions

Austin Joins Vandenberg In Declaring America Will Not Be Coerced In Affairs

Backs Firm U.S. Policy.   Senate Lines Up Behind Byrnes in: Stand Against “Appeasement’

Austin Supports © Vandenberg Stand On Foreign Policy   Savs Russia Must Aid In Establishing Dependable Friendship With  a. Fi vad ro

RAPS VETO USE BY BIG POWERS   Australian Says Policy Saps Security Council Prestige.

AUSTRALIAN, SAYS UN IN DISREPUTE   COUNCIL SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO RULE TRIESTE, HE ASSERTS

Veto Criticized by Peace Envoy   Australian Says Its. Use Has Brought U. N. Into Disrepute

Arbitrary Use Of Veto Powe ls Criticized   Security Body In Disrepute, Says Australian

SAYS TRIESTE AS THREAT 10 ‘WORLD PEACE   Australian Delegate To: Paris Deplores Arbitrary Use of Veto Power In Conference E   SUPPORT FOR MOLOTOV

Opposes U. N. Rule For  Internationalized Trieste   ‘Australian Delegate Asserts Veto Power i Use Has Put Council In Disrepute

AUSTRALIA HITS : sE OF VETO BY INO COUNCIL   Says A rbitrary, Dictatorial Methods, Employed; ” @ Trieste Studied

Aussie Hits Vefo Powers   Says Security Council, In Disrepute, Shouldn't Boss Trieste Territory

Opposes Plan Giving UN Rule  OverTrieste   Australian Pesce Detegite Says Security Council Has Fallen Inte Disrepute

United Nations Policies  Are Hit   Australian Envoy Hits Practice Of Vetoes

Trieste Rute Is Flayed By Australia   Delegate Attacks Veto Power of Security Council

Australian Says Veto Power Has  Weakened Counei   Peace Delegate Charges UN Control Would Make Trieste World Threat

Security Council Not Fit to Rule, Says Australian   Use of Veto Would Make Trieste War Threat, He Claims

SECURITY COUNCIL CALLED UNFIT T0 GOVERN TRIESTE   Aussie Sees U.N. Body ir Disrepute Through Arbifrory Use af Veto

UN. Council Tn Disrepute. Aussie Says   Thinks lis Rule Of Trieste Would Make it Threat To World Peace

Australian Member of UN Blasts Veto  Usage in Meetings      Say Council is Now in Disrepute; Also Hits Trists Question

SECURITY COUNCIL {$ IN DISREPUTE FOR USE OF VETO POWER  prarr DADIEY LUTARC

Arbitrary Veto Use Puts UN Security Council in Disrepute, Says Australian

Veto Puts UN  In Disrepute   Australian Delegate Declares Security Council Shouldn’t Govern Trieste.

U.N. Council Isn’t Qualified To Govern Trieste, Peace Parley Told

Use Of Veto In UM Benewnced  Hodgson Fights Council ‘Control! Of Trieste Port

Australia Hits At Veto Power   UN in Disrepute, Hodason Declares

Opposes Trieste Governing Plan   Australian Says U. N Abuse Of Vote Power: “TT. Riame-.

ASSAILS ARBITRARY USE OF VETO      Should Not Rule Free Territory Of Trieste

GOP LEADERS DRAFT RENT CONTROL PLAN   Resolution Would Block Any Increases Already Announced by Landlords

OPA Is Dead; Prospects for  Revival Poor   O’Daniel Promises to Filibuster Against Any Restoration   Republicans Move to Renew Rent Cantro]

ACTION TO SLAP ‘LID’ BACK ON RENT STARTS   Resolution Will Be Offered In House By G.O.P.

RENT CONTROLS MAY BE SAVED   GOP House Leaders Prepare Resolution To Check Hikes in Nation

UNION AND GM AGREE 10 TRY PARLEY AGAIN   BOTH SIDES AWAIT FINAL REPORT OF FACT-FINDERS

Council Decides To Bypass Issue For Time Being   Danube Navigation Row Is Revived in New York Sessions

MAY SCRAP TRIESTE PLAN   Western Diplomats’ Action Depends on Italy, Yugoslavia

New Hope For Trieste Solution   Big Four By-Pass Issue As Yugoslavia And Italy Strive to Settle Bitter Dispute

ITALY, SLAVS MAY SETTLE TRIESTE ROW   If They Can Reach Acceptable Compromise, Big Four Believed Willing to Scrap Their Own Plan for Port.

Predict Group May Scrap the Trieste Plans   italy, Yugoslavia May Have Formula

Trieste Plan Hinges on Italy and Yugoslavia Settling Own Dispute

Big-Four May Scrap Entire Trieste Setup   Italians, Slavs Get Chance to Work Out Own Settlement Plan

Italy-Slav Pact Might Satisty Big 4   Independent Treaty Reported in Works, Could Be Substituted

— SOLUTION IN OFFING? — ; Big 4 Wait Yugoslav, Italy Trieste Moves

Big Four May Junk Trieste Plans if italy, Slavs Agree   Adriatic Port City Problem Might Be lroned Out ‘At Home’

Seek New Formula For Border Dispute   Italy, Yugoslavia Given Chance To Settle Problem of Territory

HOPE ITALY, TITO AGREE   Italian Minister. To Visit Belgrade For Discussions

Hope Fo: Separate Treaty   «Bilateral Pact Would Put End  To Controversy

Hope For Italian- Yugosiav Agreement .  Will Scrap Wcleais Plan It Italy Has New Formula

Trieste Plan In Question   Italy and Yugoslavia Given Chance to Offer New Formula

Ministers May Scrap Elaborate Plan on Trieste  Await Results of Parleys By Italy, Yugeslavia on Settling Border Dispule

Yugoslavia, Italy Are Invited to Make Trieste Plan  Ministers Will Scray Present Blueprint For Suitable New One

W. ED MILLAR DIES TODAY AT AGE OF 83   As Civil Engineer, He Aided in Many of City’s Improvements

WAR DEPARTMENT AWAITING RESULTS OF RECRUITING ___DRIVE BEFORE MAKING DECISION

34-Year Olds’ Draft Looms In September   War Department Reveals Requirement May Compel Calls

‘Molotov Refuses to Agree on Date for 21-Nation Peace Conference— June 15 Meeting to be Continuation of Current Session.

HANGING NEWS CRITICISM HIT   American Officers Make Sharp Rejoinder To British Editorials

160.000 POLISH TROOPS MAY BE RELEASED SOON   MLIRDERER OF-2.000-AT-LIDICE-IS EXECUTED

Police Jail Scores in Film Battle   Sorrell, Strike Leader First to Be Arrested in Injunction Defi

PRICE CONTROL BOARDS 10 BE CLOSED MONDAY   Many Items Of Clothing On New Non-Ceiling List Announced By OPA

Half-Way Mark Is Passed In Decontrol Program As Ceilings Are Liftd On Another Batch Of Items3 Price Control Offices To Go Out Of Business Mondav: To Issue Master List In Pieces

EMPLOYES Ot OPA 10 BE DISGHANGED: CEILINGS REMOVED   Nearly 100 Items are Freed from Curbs By Sweeping Action of Federal Agency.   BOARDS IN STATE TO BE AFFECTED

0.P.A. CUTS CONTROLS ON 100 ITEMS   Passes Halfway Mark in Program Of Decontrol

Rent Authority Will Continue in Area Offices   Dairy Machinery, Many Other Items Freed of Ceilings

Local Price Control Offices To Be Closed Everywhere On Monday   Machinery, Tools, Matches, Diapers In Another List Of Items Removed From Ceilings Today; 40 Percent Of Economy Still Under Control.

Price Controls Come Off 'More Items   OPA Will Dismiss 8,613 Employes  ha afl Banco 6064

HALF-WAY MARK IS REACHED IN OPA DECONTROL      Another Big Batch Of Items Freed Today, Includes Wearine Apparel

Thousands Of Employes Are To Lose Jobs   Another Batch Of Items Are Freed From Controls

Huge Release List Follows Big Staff Cut   Clothing Equal to 10 P.C. of Sales WValumo Releaced

PIPELINE DEAL BEING STUDIED   Army-Navy Spokesman Says ‘Inch’ Projects Should Not Be Hampered

Cite Pipeline Need in Defense   Nothing Should Be Done to Hinder Quick Use by U. S.

PROPOSES OIL PIPELINES FOR FUEL RELIEF   Army and Navy Urges That _ Nothing Be Done To Hinder Conversion for Emergency Use   MAY PROVE A GODSEND 

Army-Navy Want Pipes Case Of War   Spokesmen Say Lines Should Be Ready For tse

NEW CRUELTY — ~~ CHARGE MADE   . me GERMANS CHARGED WITH KILLING 880 “YUGOSLAV WAR PRISONERS BY FREEZING THEM

Admits Meeting With Accused  ' But Girl Sevs She Never Took Morrinae Pranace! Carte...

Young Girl Admits Writing ‘Love Letters’ To Man Now Held For Murder Of Wife

Admits ‘Letters’ To Grandfather   Man Held For Burning His Wife To Death

LAST MINUTE _ EFFORT MADE BY PRESIDENT   pe 2 x REPORT GOVERNMENT PREPARED TO GIVE NON-STRIKERS PROTECTION OF , ARMY UNITS

HEADQUARTERS OF THE OPA 1S RUSHING PRICE ORDERS   PLAN TO ISSUE ORDERS TODAY _ AS REVISED PROGRAM GETS UNDERWAY

PAIGE ADMINIS TRATION OFFIGE IN FULL SWING   Rushed 150 Pricing Orders For Initial Operation   SOME PRICE INCREASES

PREDICT INCREASED SHOE, SOAP SUPPLY   Lifted Ceilings Will. Spur Productian

More Shoes And Soap Predicted   Believe Removal Of Price Controls On Meat And Livestock Will Speed Supplv   MEAT SHORTAGE PROVES HANDICAP

Stock Market's ‘Break a Mystery   Byes in Germany for First-Hand Siudy of lis Governing Problem: Will Declare U.S. Policy Tomorrow

Snyder Mystified at Stock Break   Treasury Head Can't Find Out Real Cause

HOTEL DESTROYED BY FIRE: ONE DEAL   0 Others Injured in Hot Springs; Ark.,-Blaze <<:

AO HURT IN HOTEL BLAZE   Vera McBeth, Monroe Woman. Among Those Seriously Burned

Ex-Lieutenant Murders Wife .   Turns On Wife With Knife After Decision To Abandon Reconciliation

WOMAN SLAIN BY HUSBAND ON PHILA. STREET           Army Officer Kills Estranged Wife With Knife .   STABBED ON ST.   Detective Sees Couple Battling On  Pavament

ATTEMPT COUP IN PORTUGAL   Young Army Officer Leads Short-Lived Revolt On  Salazar Government

Revolt Attempt Shakes Dictator’s Rule in Portugal  Young Army Officer Leads Brief ‘March  To Conauer Freedom’

Army Officer Leads Porluguese Revol!   “March to Glory” Nipped in Bud by Military Police

Portuguese Revol! Is Short Lived  Leader Persuaded   Leader Persuaded to Surrender

Lisbon Halts  Brief Revolt   Portuguese Military PForees Aleried .

MORE THAN HALF OF MINERS IN STATE WALK OUT   Abe Vales Says th: Miners Are “Sore”; Strikes Spread

UAW SET TO AIR DEMANDS TODAY   Will Ask Equalization Fund Security, Retirement Aid

ClO TO BARE ‘WARE DEMANDS   Union Prepares to Ask Fund Standardizing Pay Rates in Auto Industry.

UAW WORKS ON WAGE DEMANDS   Basic Increases, Security And Other Clauses Eyed

leader Says U.A.W. Demands Won't Be Of Fringe’ Nature   Standardized Pay, Social Security, Retirement, Basic -“ncreases Are Sought

Auto Worker: Reveal Their 4] Demands  Eaualivatian Fund   Equolization Fund And Retirement Clauses UAW Aim

37 KILLED IN CALCUTTA RIOTS   Nearly 400 Hurt in 3 Days; Evacuate Gl’s on Leave

3] PERSONS SLAIN HUNDREDS HURT I CALCUTTA RIOTING   Strong British Military Forces Patrel City; Yanks Evacuated

Calcutfa In Uneasy Mood After Riots   Nineteen Americans Hurt When Convoy Showered With Bricks from Bridge

Caleutta Riot Dead Total 35 Injured: 400   “Communication and Business, Set Back; 4 wate:

Uneasy Quiet Hangs Over Calcutta After Three Days of Wild Rioting

British Patrol Calcutta Under Air of Uneasy Quiet   31 Persons Reported Killed in Three Days of Widespread Disturbances

‘St. John’s Holding  40 Hours Devotion  “Spatial Rites to Open Friday

Senator Calls For Action On Atom Bomb Law   Hickenlooper : Asserts Delays Endanger U.S. Seeurity

Speed Urged on Atomic Energy Lan; Army Reform Plan Outlined to House; Solons Talk Permanent Lunch Fund

iCongress Halts To Hear “Farewell  }  \Address” Before Tackling Atoms

Senate Debate on Draft Act Begins   Effective Extension Is Hope of Administration

SENATE OPENS DEBATES OVER ‘DRAFT FUTURE   ADMINISTRATION ‘HOPES FOR BILL THAT WILL CONTINUE : ‘THE DRAFTING OFTEEN- , AGERS   By RAYMOND WILCOVE International News Service

DEBATE OPENS IN SENATE ON DRAFT BILL   Upper House Holds Key to “Effective” Measure

Renew Debate  On Draft Bil   Senate Takes Up House Measure Providing For Extension Of Draft Law

“SENATE OPENS DRAFT DEBATE   Consider House Extender To Feb. 15 for Men Ages 20-29

6()-Cent Minimum WageBill Given 0.K. by Senate  No Further Advieméea: In Future Years — Scheduled

Favor Wage Minimum of Sixty Cents   Senate Votes Amendment Accepting Compromise  Scale for Wage Bill

Senate Approves  60-Cent Floor In Wage Bill     Solons ‘Still Must — Vote On. Amendment Tc Provide Farm Parity

URGE TRUMAN Tl SIGN ‘THIS OR NOTHING’ BILL   Compromise Measure Would Revive OPA for A Year

THINK TRUMAN WILL SIGN NEW OPA BILL   Must First ; Be. Approved On  Floor of : Congress

TEMPERATURES   Ultimatum Deadline Believed Past, But Time Is Uncertain j

COMPLAINT MAY BE GIVEN U.N: COUNCIL FOR QUICK ACTION   J, §. Case Prepared for Pre sentation to Group After Ultimatum Deadline

Case for U.N. Security Council Was Prepared Alter Lonterences in Washineton

Envoy Ready To Request Action Now   Tito Is Expected To Answer Note Sometime Today

Formal Document Containing Request For “Appropriate Action” Held In Readiness For Delivery To United Nations Security Council If Marshal Tito Fails To Respond Satisfactorily To Ultimatum—“Watching Developments,”’ Spokesman Says

Quick Delivery Assured If Tita  Remains. Silent   U; 8. Case Prepared After Conferences “Between "Acheson and°UN Dele. . S tin Tetecnn   Based On Points . ~-. Tn UN Charter   “We Are Just Waiting and Watching Developments,” American Spokesman  : Declares

United Mates Ready To Carry Case Before UN   Would Ask Security Council For ‘Appropriate Action’

COMPLAINT AGAINST SLAVIC GOVERNMENT 15 READY FOR. U.N.  DECISION ON WHETHER TO FILE ACTION HELD  UP FOR FULL STUDY

U. S. Ready To File Complaint   United Nations Will Be Asked To Act If Tito Doesn't Respond

Full American Complaint Aganist Yugoslavia Held Ready For United Nations

American Protests T.) U.N. Security Council Rei: Ay If Slavs Fail To Ansv'r

U. $. Complaint Ready for UN Security Council   American Case Against Yugoslavia Declared Complete

Eight Students Become Members of Quill and Scroll at “Owl” Dinner

Initiation, Speaker to Feature Ow!  Staff Dinner Here Tuesday Night

STATE HIGHWAY ACCIDENT TOLL. 146,035 DURING PERIOD OF WORLD WAR 

Shidehara Predicts 20 to 30 Years Needed for Japan to Rebuild Nation

20 Years Needed For Jap Recovery  Premier Says Foreign Trade Essential ‘for Nation’« Livelihood -

JAPAN NEEDS 20-30 YEARS TO REBUILD   Premier Urges Swift Restoration ‘Of Foreign Trade

Court-Martial Study fo Open   Committee Named by Patterson to Survey Army Trial Procedure

Pact Subject to Union Ratification   Workers Are Urged to Call Off Projected Strike

Many Strike In Spite of Settlement   Mass Meetings Break Exactly At Deadline

“INFLATION’S CHAIN REACTION” LIKENED TO AFTERMATH ATOMIC BOMB BLAST—SLOW IN STARTING

OPA Administrator Fears ' Lack of Controls Will .” Bring inflation

SIX PER CENT FREIGHT RATE JUMP OKAYED   Coal And Iron Ore Are Exempted From Hike Authorized Today

Gets Second  Transfusion After Crash   Plows Into Residential District During a Test Flight.

INJURED WHEN PLANE CRASHED ON TEST FLIGHT   Given Two Transfusions

Howard Hughes, Wealthy Sportsman and ‘Producer, Fights for Life After Crash

Two Transfusions Follow Crash —  Howard Hughes, Millionaire Airplane Designer, Fights for Life

NOTED AIRMAN CRASHES WHILE TESTING PLANE   Howard Hughes In Critical Condition After Ship Strikes Three Homes.

Gen. ‘Ike’ Defends Red Cross  “It Would Be a Grave Injustice to the Splendid Work of the Red Cross

@ PAUL MALLON-—  Keep Your Dictionary Handy or Trangams May Get You

 Forrestal and Blandy Risk Radioactivity to Inspect Bikini Toll     — BIKINI CLEANUP — iFiremen Still Battle  Flames From A-Bomb

BLANDY FIND GAMMA fAY PERIL LINGERS   inspection Boat Affected by Radiation from Ship Nearest Blast.

Forrestal and Blandy Brave Raysat Bikini   Enter Lagoon to Inspect Devastation Caused By A-Bomb

Forrestal, Blandy Survey Damage In Bikini Lagoon; Watch Jap Cruiser Sink

Forrestal and Blandy Risk Radioactivity — To Inspect Vessels in the A-Bomb Test

WITNESS FINAL AGONY OF THE JAP CRUISER SAKAWI   See. Forrestal and Vice-Adm Blandy Risked Exposure to Radioactivity.   WAS IN BIKINI LAGOON      The Ship Started Slipping Under While the Two Men Were Looking On.

Devastation Is Examined By Forrestal   VICE ADMIRAL BLANDY E& WITH SECRETARY ON HE LAGOON TIP,

—INSPECT ATOMIC DESTRUCTION—  Forrestal And Blandy Watch Jap Cruiser Sink  Risking Exposure To Radioactivity, Wleacanl MLE nlale Trane Rilini T acnann

‘Officials Watch Death Throes ‘Of Jap Cruiser; Missile Proves  Powerful Anti-Personne! Weanon   Aged Battleship New York Withstands Plast And May Become Promised shrine for Gotham

NAVY OFFICIAL VIEWS RESULTS ATOMIC BOMB   Witnesses Final Agony Of Jap  Cruiser Sakawa

Forrestal Sees Jap Ship Sunk   He and Blandy Risk Radioactivity to Get Close Up

Damage Mounts In A-Bomb Test   Blandy, Forrestal Brave Rays To Inspect Damage at Bikini

Atomie Destruction Evidence Piles Up   Navy Officials Brave Radioactivity To Inspect Wrecks: Five Ships Sunk, Half Fleet Damaged

Forrestal And Blandy Brave - Radioaetivity   Inspect Atomic Devastation In Bikini Lagoen and See Final Agony Jsp Cruiser

Englisted Men Given Break   Legislation Would Give Their Families Same Chance as Officers To Ge Abroad

Dodgers Lose to  Phils 11-9   Loss Puts Cardinals One and Half Games In Lead, But They  Play Ciney Tonight

FLOODS CONTINUE SOUTHERN THREAT   Leave Thousands Temporarily Homeless, Cause Great Property Bamage

Floods in South Cause 22 Deaths   Rains Still Swell Upper Ohio River

FLAN WATERS TAKE 22 LIVES   Thousands Temporarily Home'ess; Damage Up In Millions

Hood Waters Continue Rage In Southland   22 Deaths Listed; All West Virginia Roads Passable

Hood Waters Continue Rage In Southland  22 Deaths Listed:   22 Deaths Listed: All West Virginia Roads Passable

22 Die in Floods Throughout South   Life, Property Losses Continue to Mount

TEMPERATURES:   Mishap Occurs At Broadway-Britain Intersection .

THREE OTHERS ARE SERIOUSLY HURT IN WRECK   Injured While Home Visit.  ing Seriously Ill Mother

4 PERSONS ARE HURT IN HIGHWAY CRASHES   Three Women Are Victims When Autos Collided   MOTORCYCLIST HURT

‘FOUR HURT IN CRASHES   Bucks Countians Figure in Crashes Which Take Place in Phila.

ASK REMOVAL OF POLICE AT STRUCK PLANT   Lifting of Injunction Also Requested By Union Leaders

FRENGH ASSEMBLY TO ELECT PRESIDENT   Socialist Aurio Looms A: Compromise Candidate

STATE TO PROBE . MILK SITUATION   Temporary Commission Will Coandict invastingtan

WESTERN UNION STRIKE AT END   EMPLOYES IN NEW YORK AREA VOTE TO GO BACK TO JOBS MONDAY.

Month-Old Strike In New York Closes   Workers Beck to Pests at 12:01 Monday; Disputed Points To Arbitrator; Turbulence Often Marked Picket Lines

Western Union Strike To End   30-Day Walkout To Terminate Monday

Good Progress In Steel Strike Talks Reported  Wage-Price Policy Not Ready Today; Rationing Of Fuel fiodasad > wl y

WESTERN UNION N.Y, EMPLOVES ONJOB MONDA\   Workers Vote End to’ MonthOld Strike — Pickets Rip Placards. 20 Home

PICKETS WITHDRAWN THIS AFTERNOON AS FIGHT OVER MONDAY ' WESTERN UNION CIO  ~ MEMBERS TAKE VOTE AT MAC MELTING

City Is Put On Drastic Oil Rations   Order May Extend To Coal As Striking Tugmen Spurn Peace Offer.

World Broadcast Planned By Pope   Significant Innovation To Be Introduced Wednes. day By Pope Pius XII

POPE PIUS 10 TALK ON STATE OF CHURCH    Address Innovation in Centuries-Old Religious Ritual

BYRNES TELLS  UN ASSEMBLY OF STRENGTH   , ITAIN” RE’ PORT ON OVERSEAS FORCES RUSSIANS NOT SATISFIED

DRIVE FOR UN ~~ ADJOURNMENT   U.S., Britain Reveal Present Troop Strength: Near Disarmament Vote

OMIC BOM KIN BY S.   B nes and Bevin Tell Size of Military Forces Abroad

Meadows Against Big Sandy Canal  Adequate Facilities Provided, Declares

Senators Call For 30 Cents  Pound Cotton   Staple Now Selling For 27 Cents; Raise Comparable To Unions Increase

Fight Opened For 30 Cents Coffon Price   Southern Senators Join Battle Today

Senators Open New Drive For Higher Prices   Proposed Hike Is Regarded As Pay Boost To Farmer

Battle On Cotton Prices Renewed  Southern Solons Demond Increase

FIRM FOREIGN POLICY TERMED NATIONAL NEED   Progressive Concept Declared Basis Of Welfare

British Steamer Refused To Remove Towlines From Crippled U. S. Vessel

PORTSMOUTH _1S PREPARED   CITY OFFICIALS PREPARE FOR FLOOD EMERGENCY BUT __

SEEK STATE AID FOR OHIO FLOOD   Portsmouth Believes Wall Defense Will Turn Back 65-Foot Stage

Britain Plans to Impose Blockade  Bars Unauthorized Poalectine Immiarants

British Ready Forces To Blockade: Palestine   Land, Air, Sea Units Reported Massing To Halt Illegal Jewish Entries

Illegal Jew Ships to Be intercepted   British Fleet Is In Position to Enforce Blockade

British Prepare For Bloekade On Jewish Landings   Other Nations Asked To Halt Movements At Their Sources

British Reported Arranging For Coast Blockade   Spokesman Says Britain Has Requested Help From Russia, Romania

Using Land, Sea And Air Forces; Act in U.S. Zone   Gen. MeNarney Warns German Zone Not “Way Station” On Wavy To Palestine

ENGLAND URGES OTHERS TO AID JEW BLOCKADE   Calls For Countries To Halt Ships Before They Can Sail For Palestine

British Blockade Against Jewish Immigration Seen  Effort Concentrated At Present to Halt’ Immiarants at Ports

British Arrange Jewish Blockade  Seek Immigration Halt From Romania

BRITISH READY JEW BLOCKADE   Seek Also to Stop Embarkation of THlecal Immigrants

BRITISH. READY VIDE BLOCKADE TO HALT JEWS   other Nations Asked To Aid in Stopping Immigration into Palestine

British Blockade Of Palestine Ports Goes Ahead  Other Nations Asked To Aid in Keeping Jews From Holy Land

Erwin Looks Over 1948 Canidates   BY ROBERT A. ERWIN Statesville Daily Record ¢ Washington Bureau  anAwm AM Thole Ott

Giri Dies While Brother Watches   Two-Year-Old Wilmington Child Victim of Flaming Nightdress

Rytaiiihy Wt WUSOML 10 AAO. ++ + + ++? +  Dining Car Tipping To Be Banned On All Diners On Pere Marquette Trains

FIGHTING BREAKS OUT IN INDO-CHINA   FRENCH BATTLE IN STREETS  OF CAPITAL AFTER CITY IS BOMBARDED.

Truman Gives 7 Army Honors   Former Ohio Sergeant First To Receive That Many at One Time.

Seven Army Decorations Are Presented To Former Akron Man By President

CRIPPLED ‘ FREIGHTER REACHES FALMOUTH   Court May Decide On Payment Of Salvage

Alps Crash Victims Brought to Safety in Swiss Skiplanes   Plane Converted Into z Cozy “Igloo” by 3Foot Snowfall

12 Americans Safe After Five Days on Glacier   Thrilling Air Rescue in Swiss Alps; Taken To Vienna by Train

AMERICANS WHO SURVIVED CRASH NEARING VIENNA   Encountered Five Days of Freezing: Weather In Swiss : ’ Tee Bowl.   ON A HOSPITAL TRAIN   Medical Facilities Made Ready to Receive the Injured.

{2 Marooned In Alps Plane Crash Saved   Swiss Army Fliers Carry Party From Lofty Perch on Ice   Pictures on Page 5

Rescued Yanks Nearing Vienna   Aboard Hospital Train After Rescue By Swiss

Beware Coughs from common colds  That Hane On   Tired Kidneys Often Bring Sleepless Nights

RR Lah KS SP 3  FORMER MASSIE PUPIL 1S KILLED   Tony Craycraft Slain By Gur As Boys Quarrel

1,500 Gamblers Marooned Aboard Lux as Straila is Arrested and Fleet of Water Taxis Impounded

Gambling Ships  Patrons Stranded   1,500 Left Aboard After Water Taxi Service Stops

Chicago Hotel Has Two Fires:  1 Dead, 12 Hurt   3 Floors Damaged; Guests Scramble to Escape from Rooms

TEMPERATURES   Thousands Spent On Gay Parties, Senate Is Told   Withering Blast Is Fired At Doings Of Governor Candidate

PONTIFF CLAIMS ATLANTIC PACT MERELY FORGERY   Urges Statesmen To Restore Hope In Deluded World

Delusion Fills World Says Pone Pius Xi   Pontiff Gives Annual Christmas Message To Cardinals, World

Humanity Wants to Be Able to Hope Once Again, Pope Says in Christmas Radio Message to World

Pope Warns of New War ‘Threat In Christmas Day Message To the World

THE POPE SEES THREAT OF WAR   CALLS THE ATLANTIC CHARTER A FORGERY

‘Pontiff Thinks Atlantic Charter Is Only Forgery   Catholic Head Pleads For New Approaches j To Peace During 1947; Says ‘Limit Reached’ *%

Pope Sees Threat of New War   Atlantic Cherter Mere ‘Forgery’ He Soys in Talk To the Cardinals

Fair Weather Is Seen  Favorin g Republicans For Congress Control

EXPECT 34 MILLIONS TC VOTE TODAY   Wallace Hints at Formation of Third Party

Loss Heavy; Four Injured   Structures in Capitol Square are Damaged

Stabilizer Asserts ' He Has Full Power   All-Out Preduction Goal Set for Industries

BOWLES SEES NO PRICE RETREAT   SOME INCREASES WILL BE NECESSARY, HE SAYS, TO BOOST PRODUCTION.

Will Not Lef Prices Obstruct Production   Bowles, However, will Use Price Raises “Sparinafly”

U.N. 0. Security Council Awaits Replies On Issue   Seek Light On Possible Pressure Moscow Is Exerting On Little  Iran   COUNCIL RESUMES SESSION WEDNESDAY

WORD OF IRAN, RUSSIA WAITED   UNO Wants to Know If Oil Concessions Condition of Withdrawal

Nationalists To Take Offensive   Will Begin Purge To Crush Guerillas Threatening Railroad

Government To Start Purge   Refute Claims Attacks No Serious Threat

China Guerrillas Capture Town in Surprise Act  Government Reverses  Policy Abruptly After Military Coup

UMW Contract Will Be Valid During Parley   Krug Meets Pit Chieftain’s Ultimatum for Review Of Wace Cantract

Exchange of Communi: cdtions Between Kris And Lewis Are  Not Quite Clear As to Whe Won

DICKERS WITH JOHN L. LEWIS ARE ARRANGED   U. S. ADMINISTRATOR OF MINES MEETS WITH UMW BOSS

Navy Administrator Of Coal Mines Will Meet With Miners November 1   Truman Says ‘Positively’ No Cessation Of Bituminou Production; Lewis Interprets Krug Telegram As Demand Compliance

Truman Says There Will Be No Mine Tieup   Government Agrees to - Parley But Objects Not Immediately Clear   eee ee  THREAT OF STRIKE NOT . ALLAYED BY MESSAGES Krug Fails To Say Whether He Is Agreeing To Reopen Contract

Coal Parley Is Arranged; ‘No Strike,’  Truman Says   Government Agrees To Friday Meeting: Capt. Collisson  To Represent U. S.

J. S. Government Bows to Ultimatum of UMW President for Conference on Contract Nov.1.

U.S. Agrees To Parley With Lewis Friday   Present Contract to Continue Effective During Negotiations

TRUMAN SAYS MINERS WILL NOT STRIKE   Krug’s Approval of Talk Between Union Leader and Collisson Postpones Walkout Threat.   TWO TO CONFER  ON NOVEMBER 1   Whether Contract Will Be Reopened Uncertain— Lewis Sees Compliance With His Demands.

Coal Strike Averted, Truman Says, As U. S. Agrees to Lewis Meeting

Officials Agree To Conference   Truman Positive No Strike Will Be Called

Government Agrees  To Talk Over Mine Dispute With Lewis   Truman Announces Positively There Will Be No Strike As Decision Is Made To Meet With Union Leader on Nov. 1

GOVERNMENT TO TALK TO LEWIS FRIDAY MORNING   President States Definitely That There Will Be No Coal Strike   KRUG’S POSITION IS STILL UNDETERMINED

Coal Strike Off As U.S. Agrees to Meet With Lewis   Collisson to Represent Krug at Parley November 

Parley Slated November First In Washington   Government Agrees. to a Conference With John L. Lewis 

Seminole Friday  District Meeting to Have Pictures of Homes At Guthrie. Bramlet? Addreoce

Masons Meet Af Seminole Friday   District Meeting to Have Pictures of Homes At _ Guthrie, Bramlett Address

Officials Hurl Back Charge Our Planes Hop Yugoslavia   Violations Listed Not Made by U. S. Craft, Check Shows

Acting Secretary of State Clayton Denies U. S. Planes Have Offended as Tito Charges; Every NS S. Plane Accounted  or.

Marshal Tito’s Charges Are Denied By U. S. With Facts And Fiqures

Denies Statement In Tito’s Answer   Indemnity for Famlies of Fliess Killed And Reparations for Plane Loss Demanded

BLUNT NOTES ARE SENT 10 MARSHAL TITO   BORDER VIOLATIONS, BY AMERICAN AIR FORCES DENIED

TITO CHARGES BRING DENIAL   Unauthorized Flights Over Counters With Remark Planes Other Than Yank Resnonsile

Indemnity Demand Made On Yugoslavs For Plane Attacks   Sharp U. S. Note Denies Unauthorized Flights Over Yugoslavia; Demands Indemnity For Lives Lost and Property Damages

Assails Reports  Of New Violations Must Be Planes Of Other Nations, U. S. Contends

PAYMENT WOULDEND CONTROVERSY, OFFICIALS ASSERT   Note Denies Charge 278 Unauthorized Flights WereMade Over Yugoslavia In 43 Days,   SLAV ACCUSATIONS : ANSWERED IN DETAIL   Sharp Issue Taken With Marshal Over Whether Landing Signal Was Given _.; Yanks Aug. 9.

Seek Payments To Families Of Plane Victims   Property Damage Is Also . Asked in Note To Marshal Tito

Indemnities for Attack on U. S. Plane Asked   Government Denies That Aircraft Made  Ll nauthorized Flight«

Air-Borne Troops   Army Air Force Tells Of Transportable Army of the Future

AERIAL ARMY NOW PLANNED   AAF REVEALS PLANS TO MAKE AIR TRANSPORT POSSIBLE FOR THE ENTIRE ARMY

LOOKING AREAD FOR POSSIBLE FUTURE WAR   Ordnance Equipment Being Redesigned to Fit Requirements

Thin Livestock Now Predicted   Streamlined Hogs Will Be Result of Government Corn Campaign

Rose Charged With Seeking Spiesin U.S.   Canadian MP Linked - To Russ Agents in Atom Espionage

NIPPON WHALING ORDER ASSAILED   Powers Are Irked, Claim MacArthur Exceeded His Authority

 Whale of a Lot of Food ‘MacArthur Defends Jap Trip to Antarctic on Whaling Voyage

430,000 SPAN TROOPS CTE ON FRENCH BORDER   Representative of Exited Mike  Grid Regime Says France z Is Menacing Neighbor. E  ing Country. ben      HOPES TO PRESENT = INFORMATION TO U. X   to Lodge Complaint Against Dictator.

Wendell Willkie Was ‘Most Feared’ of FDR’s Opponents, Mrs. Perkins Asserts

Teacher Shortage in Kansas Totals 750   State Instruction  Official Says Many Aspirants Hold Out For Hiahber Saltnrie:

750 TEACHERS SHORT   Some Rural Schools Are Paying Instructors $250 a Month

Eight-Year-Old Girl Is Found Safe In Forest   Lived Six Days In Trackless Wilds

G-M, Unions Still Deadlocked While Issues Discussed   Mediator Hints At Possible Break Saturday

Situation — Much More Optimistic   anaes” comand,   DIFFER ON ONLY ONE OR TWO ISSUES, MEDIATOR SAYS; ;  . CONFERENCES OFE UNTIL  TOMORROW

Lion, Panther Run Loose In lowa; Coon Hunter, Preacher Swear To It

Smith-Connally Act Considered   Congressional Ire Raised by Decision To Walk Out Thursday

SICILY INVASION DOG HERO DIES   Battle Fatigue Claims Monerel Who Captured Enemy Gun Nest

Chips, Canine Hero of Invasion  _ Of Sicily, Dies of Battle Fatigue

‘BERLIN VOTE.   BIG SETBACK  FOR MOSCOW   SOVIET-BACKED.. PARTY’ RAN POOR THIRD IN FIRST FREE “ELECTION WELD IN  CAPITAL —

SOVIET PARTY POOR THIRD IN BERLIN VOTE   Election Considered Endorsement of Western Policies

Soviet-Backed Party Loses In Berlin Elections   First Free Election In 14 Years Regarded As Biow To Russian Prestige

HEIRENS MAY AGREE 10 TALK SOON, BELIEF   Prosecution, Defense Attorney Meet in Conference

Hint. Heirens May Relent, Talk Freely   Defense Attorneys Meet With Youth; Knife Identified

Hauling Embargo Hits Giant Food Industry   Work Stoppage Called to Support Demand That Union Represent 25,000 Workers —

Barkley Hopetul President Will Accept OPA Bill   Compromise Being Analyzed to Aid .  Truman in Decision

Official In Position To Know Says President Has Indicated Decision To Apprové Measure “Reluctantly” — OPA Presents Accounting Of “Economic Consequences” Of Much-Compromised Control Legislation—Modified Ceiling Restoration Proposed 

No Food Price © Ceilings Possible Before Aug. 20   Board To Say Whether Controls Can Be Restored

DRAFT REPORI ON ECONOMIC OUTLOOK   Ceilings On Food Omitted From Measure   GOV, LAUSCHE   Calls Special Session Ot Legislature To Consider Rent Control Law

OPA Bill Likely To Get Truman's 0. K. This Time  But Barkley Still Not Certain Abou

OPA Drafts Report On ‘Consequences Of New Price Bill   “Outline Intended As ‘Sign or Veto’ Guide for Truman

No Hold on Foods Before August 20   Bill Gives Four-Man Board Power to Override the OPA   DRAFT IS COMPLETED   To Showdown in Both Houses Tomorrow; Truman May Sign

BUARD MUOT BEE WHETHER EVER PUT SOME CONTROLS BACK  CONEERENCE COMPIETES

Truman Reportedly to Sign OPA Bill ‘Reluctantly’  Legislation Being Analyzed for HST

EXPECT TRUMAN TO APPROVE OPA COMPROMISE   May Not Be Able to Restore Price Controls Until Next Month

Report Is Presumably Intended As ‘Sign-Or-Veio’ Guide To Chief Execitive

OPA Dratting Report on the Revived Bill   Compromise Measure to go to House and Senate Tuesday

Barkley Hopes Truman Signs New OPA Bill   President Is Having Measure Analyzed; OPA Head, Paul Porter, to Confer With Truman

Hopetul Truman  Will Sign   Having Proposed Compromise Law Analyzed; Porter  To Confer Today

APPROVE OPA BIL   Other Official indicates Mr. Truman Will Sign Meas nea “Daluctantio”

Prepare Report For President —On OPA Effee   Compromise Price Control Left To 3-Man Board; Truman May Approve

Would Hold Basic Foods Off Controls   House-Senate Group Decides on Aug. 20  Deadline for Action  On Meat and Milk

Expect Approval For New OPA Bill   At Least Another Four-Week Holiday From OPA Likely

Local Rent Picture Clouded   Three-Man Board To Determine Further National Price Rise.

BARKLEY’S NOT SURE OF CHIEF INDORSING ACT   OPA Compromise Bill Likely To Win Truman's Signanature, One Report

Truman Mum On Signing Bill Reviving OPA   Having © ‘Law Analyzed: Barkley Hopeful for Approval

Truman Ready To Sign: Passage Seen   Committee Prepares Compromise; Food Products Affected

Truman to Make Decision to Sign or. Veto After Studying Report: Senate Leaders Decline To Say Whether New Bill is Better or Worse Than Tact Rill  .. 

Report Truman May Sign OPA ‘Reluctantly   Biggest Headache Four Week Holiday On Controls, Claim; Porter Studies Bill

OPA Measure In Hands Of President   Barkley Unable To Say If Bill Will Be Siqned

Future Revival . Placed in Hands Of 3-Man Board   Compromise Measure Faces. Showdown. in Both Houses. Tuesday

Hedge On Food Ceilings    . Compromise OPA Bill ‘Bans Ceiling Prices Before Aug. 20; Control Later in Doubt —

3MAN BOARD TO DECIDE ON MEAT, DAIRY CONTROLS   COMPROMISE BILL LEAVES CONTROL OF RENTS UNCHANGED

Truman not Committed to Signing Of Compromise Legislation That Would Revive OPA, Says Barkley

Truman Ready To Sign; Passage Seen  Committee Prepares   Committee Prepares Compromise; Food Products Affected

OPA Drafts Report to President Over Economy of Prices   Economic Consequences of Price Control to be Listed by OPA   BULLETIN

Committee Votes No Ceilings For Meat Until August  OPA Drafts Report   OPA Drafts Report To Truman on ‘Economic Results’

Studies ‘Economic Consequences’. of Much-Altered Price Control Measure That Will Go To House and Senate Floors for Final Approval Tuesday

Hopes Truman Will Put Okeh On Measure   Plan To Approve Legislation Said Made By President

OPA Measure Is Analyzed For Truman   Barkley Expresses Hope President Will Sign Compromise Bill =.

House-Senate Conferees Decide Not To Restore Ceilings on Meat, Poultry, Eggs, Milk Before Aug. 20.      TRUMAN MAY SIGN BILL “RELUCTANTLY?

OPA In Report On Compromise Congress Bill   PRESIDENT TRUMAN TO GET DATA FROM AGENCY

New Bill is Ready ‘ToGoUp For Poll   Barkley Expresses Hope Truman Will Give Approval

REPORT-IS-_ SENT TO PRESIDENT ON CONTROL ACT   Chief Apparently Ready To Give “‘Reluctant’”” Okay To Much-Compromised Measure.

OF FOOD OFF UNTIL AUG. 20   Conference Body Rule: On Question Raised In New Bill

O.P.A. Conferees Decide Some Price Ceilings  “Out” Before August 20

No Restoration Of Food Prices For 30 Days   Up to Three-Man Board. President Mum on Approval

Food Ceilings Off Until August 20   Truman Studies Revival Law To Determine Veto Attitude

Decision On Control Left. Up To Board      THouse-Senate Committed Completes Writing. Compromise Bill.

OPA Drafts Consequence Report Upon Control Act   Executive May Plan Upon Official Data

Price Ceilings On Basic Foods ‘Cannot Be Restored Before Aug. 20

THINK TRUMAN T0 SIGN NEW OPA MEASURE   Chief Executive Will Do So “Reluctantly,” According to One Official Who Is in a Position to Know.

Showdown On OPA Tuesday   Committee Finishes Bill; House and Senate Vote Next

OPA Dratts Report on New Measure   Truman Will Approve Bill Reluctantly, Is Report

[itimatum to Chinese Reds   Nationalists Prepare Attack Which Would Precipitate War

Chinese Reds Given Blunt Memorandum   Government Threatens Full Attack on Stronghold To Relieve Tatung

‘Ultimatum’ Delivered To Chinese Reds  Cammiunicte Darlacs   Communists Declare Attacks Would Mean Full-Scale Civil War

PEDING ISSUES BLUNT WARNING TO CHINESE REDS   Governaient Threatens Attock on Three Communist Stronahelds

Full Scale Chinese Civil   War Nearer   Government Threatens Attack On Communist Cities

Civil War Threat In China   Government Will Act To Remove Pressure From Red-Besieged  Citv’ of Tatung

Nationalists Send Blunt Warning to Red Army; Nev Fighting Breaks in Shansin

Warn Attack Chinese Reds        Government  Foo Yr “Threaten Commun With Attack.

ee ies te   Chinese Nationalists Threaten Communists   May Atfack Strongholds At Yenan, Kalgon and Chengteh to Relieve Siege of Tatung

_ -— FULL SCALE WAR LOOMS —  China Reveals Threat To Attack Red Forces

—CRACKDOWN AT PALESTINE — Britain to Seize All Ships With Refugees

Britain Serves Search Notice   _ Warships To Stop Vessels Carrying <Tilegal Jewish -Jmmierants.

Britain To Half Jews Shipping To Palestine  Will Intercept Vessels Of Any er Nations

Britain Hints Warship Use To Halt Jews   - Strict Crackdown  On legal Tmmnigrants Plannec

British Navy. To Intercept Jewish Ships  Cypress Detention Camps Set Up

Britain Ple= To Intercey: ; 4: Jews On Was ' 4 To Palestine? '   Statement of Policy § Is Anticipated Soon ' By Premier Attlee

Britain Readies To Crack Down  ii in Tinmiorant:   at  Sarwaa Naiice War War. ships Will Search Any Ship Carrying Jews To Palestine   Anxiously Awaits Truman’s Verdic'   May Start Land Operations Throughout Europe Ta End Glegal Trek To Holy Land

Britain Plans To Halt Ships Carrying Jew:   Will Arrest Foreign Craft Transporting Mlegal  5 eon, eae

Navy Guards Against Entry   Warships to Search For Jew Immigrants

Jewish Crisis Becomes Acute In Palestine.   British Put Lid on Tight  To Halt Illegal Entry of  Colonists Into Disturbed Area> Wait on Truman”

BRITAIN PLANS SEVERE ACTION   New Policy Said Crackdowr On Immigration

England Awaits Truman's Verdict on Federated Plan; Moscow Criticizes Proposal

GREAT BRITAIN. TO SEIZE SHIPS: CARRYING JEWS          Strict Crackdown to Keep legal Immigrants Out of Holy Land Announced. Unofficially,   LAND OPERATIONS re ENVISIONED IN DRIVE   Tens of Thousands of Jews Moving Across War-Torn Continent Toward Palestine.

British Will Stop, Search All Vessels  Await U.S. Word On Palestine Plar

BRITISH TO HALT FOREIGN SHIPS   Warning Given on Illegal Movement of Jews

Delegates Follow Siuggestion of Secretary Byrnes As Gromyko Continues to ‘Sulk In His Tent, Adjourn ‘till Wednesday.

Top Level Outlines Are Expected by Next Wednesday   Soviet Delegates Continue Their Absence From Discussions Before U.N. O. Security Council

ACTION TAKEN IN ABSENCE OF SOVIET ENVOY   Adjourn Session Until Next Wednesday To Get Reports

Russian Continues Absence From Council’s Sessions; Next Meeting Wednesday   Iranian Delegate Tells Parley He Has Orders From His Government to Take Any Action Necessary to Safeguard Country; Request for Data Sent to Two Powers

Report Asked By April 3 — On ‘Tran Issue   Delegates Follow. Bymes’ Proposal; Ala Questioned

Council Adjourns Until _ Then -- Awaits Report      Tenseness Gone From Talks Deg Absence Of The Russians; Byrnes Sets Lead -_

WEDNESDAY IS DEADLINE SET FOR REPLIES   Soviet Delegate Still Absent; Meeting Is Adjourned Until  Answers Due

Action Taken As Gromyko Is Still Absent   Atmosphere of Good Humor [s Apparent As Council Adjourns

UNO Orders Red Reply On  Iranian Charge   Security Council Adjourns to April Third; Soviets, Iran Quizzed Via Mail On Details of Current Neaotiations

Couneil Will Resume Meet  Wednesday   Soviet Delegate Continues Absent from Security Council Sessions—Meeting Adjourns in Atmosphere of Good Humor

ADJOURN MEETING UNTIL WEDNESDAY TO AWAIT REPLIES   Proposal to Seek First-Hand Data on Negotiations Between 2 Countries Is Made by Byrnes.   GROMYKO AND AIDS ARE STILL ABSENT   Council Told by Iranian Envoy He Has No Information That Red Troops Have Left Homeland.

REPORTS ASKED OF TWO NATIONS BY UNO COUNCIL   Russia And Iran To Reply On Status Of Negotiations Wednesday   SOVIET DELEGATE IS STILL NOT PRESENT

Status of dispute is requested  Council adjourns until Wednesdav

April 3 Set For Hearing Both Sides   Delegates Follow Byrnes In Motion To Request Facts

FULL REPORTS ON IRAN ARE ASKED BY UNG   TENSION EASES OFF AFTER RUSSIANS BOLT COUNCIL

nited Nations Council Moving For Top Repor'   Ask Two Countries : Reveal Negotiations By Wednesday

Replies by April 3 Asked of Nations; Soviet Delegates Stil Are Absent,  But Tension Eases

UNO Asks Reds,  Iran For Facts    Moscow And Tehran Asked To Make Reports On Talks Now Underway: Soviet Deleqate Continues Boycott Of Meet 

Requests Reply On Negotiations Status April 3  UN Group Acts After Hearing

Statements Due ~ Next Wednesday   Seats Of Russian Delegates Still. Vacant When Council Recesses-Until Mid-Week

Government To Buy Wheat From Farm Storage   Program Set Up TR. Cat Whaat Faw

Split Treaties Will Come If Soviets Balk  Big Four Pa ey Set For rece ea i Pe “—_

Split Treaties Will Come If Soviels Balk   Big Four Parley Set For Recess 8.663) [ona 15

MeNarney Fears Communistie Revolution   Flare-Up Is  Seen In Germnay By Commander

Meat Prices Take Slump as Public Refuses to Buy   There Is Now Shortage Of Customers Rather Than Shortage of Meat

4 U. S. Warships Drop Anchor In Turkish Harbor  ame one  Described Get-

MacArthur Asked Grain Or Soldiers   Cheaper to Send Food Than Troops to Handle Riots,  Says Anderson

Nation Will Not Be Forced to Give Up Bomh Secreis, Byrnes’ Promise

STRING OF FINE DAYS   Flora Predicts Pleasant Weather to Next Wednesday

FILE CHARGE OF MURDER AGAINST HOUSEKEEPER, 62  FIND MERCURY IN WOMAN'S VISCERA:   FIND MERCURY IN WOMAN’S VISCERA; TO EXHUME 4 MORE

Attorney for Poison Suspect Serves Demand   Mrs. Lottie Lockman Swears Innocence as Mercury Found in Test On Exhumed Body

“As God Is My Judge,   Am Innocent”   Dupont Housekeeper Denies Charges in Alleged Poison Deaths; Mereury Found in Exhumed Body.

Defendant In Poison Case Denies Charge   Calls Attorney To Her Cell In Indiana Jail

Humbert Backers Aim Attacks at Catholic Church   Many Killed or Injured in Post-Election Riots in Italian Cities

THREE ITALIAN CITIES HIT BY BOMBS, ATTACKS   Post-Election Outbursts Occur In Rome. Naples and Pisa

Riot Breaks Out In Rome   Violence Follows Election; Police Round Into Action

MONARCHISTS ARE RIOTING IN ITALY    Protests Removal - Of King-Humbert  From Power

MONARCHISTS DEMONSTRATE IN ROME, PISA   Hurl Bombs, Attack Church, Priest In Naples

‘Monarchists Riot in Italy, \Tossing Bombs, Attacking (Catholic Church and, Priest

ITALIANS TOSS BOMBS IN ROME ELECTION MESS   400 Monarchists Revolt Before Quirinal Palace

ROME. NAPLES AND PISA SCENES OF VIOLENT DISORDERS   Bombs Explede as Mobs Bat. tle Police; Attack Cathalie Chiserkkus

Naples, Pisa Streets Torn By Bombings   Catholic Church Blamed for Crisis; Mob Attacks Priest

VIOLENCE IN ITALY LAID T0 MONARCHISTS   Demonstrations Cause Death, Injury to Persons In Rome, Naples, Pisa.

Hui! Bombs In Rome, Piss And Naples;  Cheer King   Hit Catholic Church in Post-Election Acts of Violence; Many Ars Killed or Injured

Bombs Hurled In Naples, Pisa By Monarchists   Several Killed or Wounded in Angry Mass Demonstrations

Soviet Delegates To UNO Council Side. With Levant States Against Gt. Britain

TROUBLES TO THE SECURITY COUNCI   Lebanon Officials Want Foreign Troops Removed ‘From Country   TWO NATIONS ACCUSED

Lebanon In Demand That Troops Leave   Accuses Britain, France of Attack on Sovereignty, Failing to Keep Agreemente

RUSSIA SUPPORTS LEBANON ATTACK AGAINST BRITISH   Sovereignty Said . ‘ Violated; Foreign...  _ Units Asked Withdrawn

Soviet Union (Opposed to French Stand   United States Favors Negotiations to Settle New Quarrel

Russia Throws  Her Support to  Levant States   Sovereignty Violated By Occupation

Russia Backs Levant Agains! British, French   U. S. Delegate Urges Direct Negotiations :On Troop Withdrawal

Cold Moving Into State; May Frost   Snow Reported n Northwest Iowa—Freezing Rains  in Midwest

PSENTENCE PASSING COMES AFTER SERIES OF CONFERENCES THROLIGHOUT THIS MORNING

Court Fines John Lewis $10,000   Judge Goldsbcrough Levi*: Fines Atter Conviction  for Contempt

“1 JUST CAN’T BELIEVE IT”  Polish Torture Victin Of Nazis Weds Army Officer

A Nightmare Czmes to An End—  Polish Girl Weds Americar   ‘Survived Torture Of Oswiecim ‘Nazi Camp

ARMAMENTS IN GERMANY   At Least ‘It Is “So Reported to British Gov’t

Russia Reported Making Arms in  Occupation Zone   British Investigate Tales of Soviet Violaticn of Potsdam Pact

Claim Reds Make Arms In Germany   British Have Secret Reports from Russian Zone —  May Take Action

British Claim Reds Making Armaments in German Zone   Informant Hints Swedes Are Receiving Radar Ts Trace Rockets

British Hear Russians Make Arms in Reich   May Protest Report; Supply Sweden With Radar

Say Russia Still Makes Armaments  In Germany   British Get Secret Reports Of Activity In Occupied Zone And Hint They Will Protest

»BRITISH HINT ACTION AGAINST PACT VIOLATION      Soviets Reported Making Armaments !n Their Zone Of Germany

Reds Manufacture Arms in Germany  Britain Accuses Russia   Britain Accuses Russia Of Violating Agreement

REDS MAKING ARMAMENTS INGERMANY   Violation of Potsdam Agreement, Say  » British, If Reports Are True.

Soviets Use Nazi Plants In Rearmine   British Say Weapons Produced In Violation Of Potsdam Agreement

REPORT SECRET MAKING OF ARMS   Claim Red Manufacture in Their German Zone

‘Report Reds Making Arms In Germany   British Diplomatic Action Hinted To Determine Truth

British Consider Protest to Soviets   Secret Reports Point To Use of Nazi War Factories by Russians

MAKING GUNS IN GERMANY   British Gov’t Hints Action; Thinks Swedes Geiting English Radar.

SOVIET REPORTED USING NAZI PLANTS FOR MAKING ARMS   Britain Says it will Take Action to Find out Facts in Case; Radar Also Is Sold.   POTSDAM ACCORD MAY BE VIOLATED

REPORT RUSSIA AKING ARMS I ERMAN ZONE   British Ready To Protest

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN Aunt Sarah Looks For Book She Likes: Will Write Own

It Just oGes to Show That Nothing Is Ever Written About Normal People

RESCUE WORK IS PUSHED  Storm Continues To Take ‘Heavy Toll In Colorado

Back of the treadtiines  U.S.-British and Red Split  Threatens Post-War Peace

Stassen Calls For Conference   Asks Truman To End ‘Confusion, Delay’

Major Economic Parley to Help Uncle.Sam Out of Big Mess Is Uraed by Stassen

Famine Committee Urges Community Coi. servation Move      Bumper Wheat Crop i: Seen; Butter Black Market Growing

Saving of Food Urged to Bring Famine Relief  Annaonl  aunchod   Appeal Launched For Campaigns By Communities

TOWNS TO AID OOD oAVINGS IN NEW PLAN   Mayors Asked by Committee to Start Community Campaigns.

An Appeal For Local Efforts to Save On Food   Famine Emergency Committee Tries ‘Grass Roots’ Approach

Appeal for Community Campaign To Save Food for Famine Relief   Nation’s, Mayors Calted Upon to Set Up Local Committees At Oncé; Increased Black. Market In Butter Indicated: Raine. Helning C rans

Mayors Asked To Help Save Food Supplies   National Campaign Planned To Aid World’s Hungry

Famine Emergency Group Appeals for Community Drives to Conserve Food.

MAYORS TO AID FOOD CAMPAIGN   U. S. Calls On Them To Set Up Local Famine Units

President Truman Calls on Community Campaigns to Conserve Food for Relief

Food Group Planning Campaigns  gee eee teen thee   Community Effort: To Save Food Asked by Committee

Famine GroupAsks Community Help All Over Nation.   Mayors Are Called Upon lo Form Cumumitiees;  Wheat Outlook Is Bright

Food Committee Appealing for Energetic Drives   Would. Conserve Food For Famine Relief

FAMINE APPEAL FROM PRESIDENT   Committee Urges Community Campaign Throughout U. 8. To Save Food.

Americans To Be Asked For United Effort   COMMUNITY CAMPAIGNS IN NATION ARE PLANNED

President’s Committee  Makes Appeal   All Mayors Called Upon To Get Drives Rolling In New Effort to Aid Famine Stricken Areas

Local Committees for Famine Relief  ‘Throughout U. 8. Asked by Truman

A CAMPAIGN T0 CONSERVE FOOD FOR FAMINE RELIEF   President Truman Pamine Emergency Committee in an Appeal,   CALLED UPON MAYORS   Asked to Get These Drives Rolling by Setting Up local Committees,

Call For Nation’s Mavors   To Set up Plans For Nationwide Community Famine Emergency Drives

Plan Local Food Saving Drives:   Mayors Are Asked Tc Appoint Committees

Food Group Planning Campaigns   Community Effort: To Save Food Asked by Committee

Famine Group Makes Appeat   Emergency Committee Wants Communities To Stage Campaigns

Ask Community Campaigns For  Saving Of Food   Famine Relief Leaders Call On Nation’s Mayors To Lead Drives.

Truman's Famine Committee Seeks Community Drives   Black Market in Butter Increases, Shows Ag Report

Famine Committee Appeals For Nalion-wide Community Drives To Aid Food Crisis

Truman Pleads With Nation To Save Food   Conversation Program Inaugurated To Help Ease Famine Abroad

Re-hearing In State Gas Tax Denied   State Treasurer Can Begin Distribution of Gas  Tax Money in State

Two British Soldiers, 15 Egyptians ‘Are Dead in Rioting   301 Persons Injured in Alexandria in ‘Day of Mourning’ Parade: Police Open Fire. on Demonsiraiors

6 PLANES HERE LOST IN BLAZE   Hangar At Linwood Airport Also Damaged In. Estimated $12,000 Fire Oceurrine Sundav Morning.

Sweater Girl Contest Won By Housemother   Yep! Fraternity Brothers Rank Her Above Their Favorite Dates.

It Was A Hard Fight . ..   ill - ed i a - — —  Air Corps Rookie Admits Encounter With Robbers Was Hoax

ROOKIE ADMITS FAKE GUN FIGHT   BATTLE WITH PAYROLL BANDITS WAS A HOAX, SOLDIER TELLS FBI

PRICE RELIEF FOR WAGE INCREASE   Cudahy Packing Co. Attorney Tells Fact-Finding Panel,

(.0. OF FORT KNOX S KILLED IN CRASH   Three Deaths Reported at Kentucky Army Post Today.

THREE DEAD IN PLANE CRASH AT FORT KNOX, KY,   General Gaffey, Post Commander, Killed in Crackup

NATIONAL FARM AND HOME HOUR NOW BROADCAST “~ ON FULL NBC NETWoORY

War Contract: Conversation I: Put on Record   ‘Committee Counsel Reads May Admission  opt Tatascontian

War Contract Conversation Is Put on Record   Committee Counsel Reads May Admission of Intervention

“YESSES” LEAD BY 29 WITH] PRECINCTS OUT   Opposition Based on Exaggerations of Possible Tax Levy

“YESSES” LEAD   Opposition Based on Exaggerations of Possible Tax Levy

Snow Blocks Way To Scene Plane Crash   Search Pavey Seeks New Approach to Wreckage Of Craft Ou White Mounutuip

SEARCH PARTY FIGHTS THROUGH DEEP SNOW IN EFFORT TO REACH PLANE WRECK: 11 THOUGHT DEAD

OPA C Conferees Hit Snag in Attempts to Settle on New Bills   House, Senate Groups Blame Each Other For Deadlock

War Hero Jailed for Torture of Girl in Boston Hotel; Woman Judge Hears the Case

UMW CHIEF'S ANNOUNCEMENT IS SURPRISE   Only Condition That Operators Pay Negotiated Retroactive Wage.

Miners Will Go Back fo Work for  Two Weeks   Order Is Given by Lewis in Biting Wire to Union Heads

JOHN L. LEWIS GIVES ORDERS TO BEGIN WORK   Miners Will Go Back Into Shafts Beginning On Monday

Iwo-Week Truce Starts Monday: Operators Must Agree to Retroactive Pay   Miners’ President Acts ‘to Safeguard Health of Nation’

‘Miners Will Go Back to Work (Monday, Coal Czar Announces;  Confab With Truman Was Due

Miners Ordered to’ Work for 2 Weeks   Mine Leader, Operators Will Confer With President ‘Truman This Afternoon

‘MEN ORDERED BY LEWIS TO RETURN TO MINES FOR 2 WEEKS STARTING MONDAY

MINES TO OPE AGAIN MONDAY FOR 2 WEEKS   While Contract Talks Continue

Calls Soft Coal Miner's To Begin Work Monday; Parley at White House

Telegram Is Sent Out to Heads of All Unions In Surprise Action; Hoover Tells About Dangers   WORLD STARVATION SAID THREATENING

UMW Miners Told to Work For Two Weeks   Announcement is Made Shortly Before White House Meeting

Miners A re :  Ord Jered i      TOLD TO.RETURN MONDA‘ CONDITION IS THAT ANY AGREEMENT REACHED s BE. RETROACTIVE.

Congressmen May Study Case Anti-Strike Bull: ‘Approve British Loan

Workers To Return Monday      UMW Chicélain Hits ‘Stupidity, Selfish Greed? of Oneralars

Temperatures   Two Weeks’ Truce ‘Contribution To Economy,’ Says Leader; Union Demands Not Modified, He Asserts

HOWARD HUGHES NEAR DEATH AS LUNG FAILS TO FUNCTION   MULTI-MILLIONAIRE SPORTSMAN IS "SLEEPING Fit. FULLY,” HIS PHYSI CIAN SAYS

Practice Bomb Strikes Fleet   Trial Run for the Atomic Bomb Test is Termed Success at Bikini

China Faces New Crisis On Relief   JNRRA Suspends All Re lief Shipments Except Emergency Food

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Te All in The Various Communities  GLEANED BY SCRIBES

OPA Price Tags On Household  Brooms Removed   Ceilings on Bedsprings, Other Iron and Steel Products Given Hike

OPA VOTES BOOST IN BROOM PRICES   Metal Beds and Springs To Be Higher after Monday

New Suspect Held In Slaying of Suzanne Degnan  Police Say Arizona Man’s Confession To Crime Is Phony

Quiz College Student for Deanan Murde   Fingerprints of Youth Match Those On Ransom Note

Official Is "Satisfied  He's Guilty   Fingerprints Match Up; 17-Year-old Held for Burglary Quizzing.

Chicago Youth Held As Suspect In Degnan Case   Fingerprints Taken From William Heirens Like Those On Note

Say Degnan Slayer Found   Fingerprints of Youth Held in Burglary. Fit Ones On Ransom Note

Chicago Student’s Prints Match With Degnan Murderer’:   Tuohy “Satisfied” That He Has Right Man In Student

STUDENT SAID TO BE KIDNAPER OF DEGNAN GIRL      Officials ‘Convinced’ Boy Of 17 Kidnaped And Killed Child, 6

 Student Refuses To Talk....  College Youth, Aged 17. Held As Suspect In The Degnan Butcher-Slaying

Quiz Student In Degnan Death Case   Tuohy Feels Heirens Is “The Man’’— No Statement

College Student Is Suspected Of Degnan Slaying   Fingerprints Of Youth Check With Those  On Ransom Note

Feels Certain 17-Year-Old Is Degnan Slayer   Prosecutor Admits Case Is Incomplete Despite Fingerprint Check. )

Touhy Satisfied That 17-Year-Ole Is Degnan Killer   Fingerprints Are Matched; Student Refuses To Talk

THINK: DEGNAN ABDUCTOR ISFOUND   But Officers. Lack Sufficient Proof as Yet

Degnan Slayer  Believ ed Found   University Student’s Fingerprints Similar To Ransom Note Prints

COLLEGE YOUTH, 17, LINKED WITH DEGNAN KILLING   Fingerprints Found To Be Similar To Those On Ransom Note

POLICE REPORT SIMILARITY IN FINGERPRINTS   Chicago: U, Student Seized in Robbery Attempt Makes ‘Damaging Remarks

SOLUTION OF DEGNAN CASE SEEMS NEAR   State’s Attorney Convinced Husky 17-Year-Old University Student Killed Little Chicago Girl   Strapved To Eed.   Nine Positive Points.

POLICE ‘SURE’ YOUTH GUILTY IN DEGNAN CASE   Similarity In Finger prints Leads To Questioning Of Chicago Student

Boy, 17, Called Deanan Killer   ‘Prints Implicate Chicago Student

OFFICERS SURE U-C STUDENT IS DEGNAN KILLER   Finger Prints Agree With Those Found In Case

Student Is Suspect in Degnan Case   Chicago Youth Captured After Fight; Officials Say Fingerprints Same As on Ransom Note

Seventeen- Year-Old Pupil Is Being Held In Kidnaping With Officers ‘Satisfied’

Fingerprint — Check Points To Youth, 17   University of Chicago Student Caught Near Scene of Crime

Believe Youth Is Degnan Killer  17 Year Old U. Student Being Held

NAB YOUTH AS SLAYER OF DEGNAN GIRL   His Fingerprinis Similar to Those On Ransom Nove

Chicago Official Is ‘Satisfied Of Youth's Guilt   William Heirens, 17, Held as Suspect in Kidnap Death of Tot

Believes 17-Year-Old Is Deqnan Slaver   State's Attorney Says Fingerprints of College Student “Jibe” with  Thrace an BPencam hata

Boy Suspected In Degnan Case   Fingerprints On Note - Similar To Those ; Of Student

FINGERPRINTS OF CHICAGO STUDENT SHOW SIMILARITY  WILLIAM HIERENS, 17,  SEIZER BY POLICE FOR QUESTIONING

ATTORNEY SAYS STUDENT, 17, 18 “MAN” IN CASE   Seeks More Evidence to Prove Guilt Beyond All Reasonable Doubt

Police Hold Student In r agan Case   fingerprint Evidence Points to 17 Year Old Youth as Kidnap-Killer of Chicago Child.

HOLDING 17-YEAR OLD STUDENT tN DEGNAN SLAYING   States Attorney W. J. Touhy Is Working on the Case.   EVIDENCE IS STRONG   Husky William Heirens Is Being Held In Chicago Jail.

POLICE THINK DEGNAN SLAYER 1S STUDENT AT U, OF CHICAGO   Find Similarity In Fingerprints, And Surgical  Tools In Room

PRINTS ON NOTE LINK COLLEGIAN IN DEGNAN CASE   State’s Attorney Feels He’s ‘Man’ In Kidnap-Slaying Of Chicago Girl, 6

Illinois Official ‘Satisfied,’ He Says, University Student Killed Degnan Girl

Link Chicago ‘U’ Student in Degnan Case  Death Printe Tally   Death Prints Tally With Those of Suspect Nabbed In Burglary

STUDENT HELD BY POLICE IN DEGNAN CRIME   Chicago Authorities “Convinced” They Have Kidnap-Slayer of Child.

Hold Boy; 17, As Suspect In Kidnap Killing   Find 9 Fingerprint Similarities in Degnan Child Murder Case

~CHILD MURDERSuspect Is In Custody  Fingerprints Are Principal Clue

THINK HEIRENS IS SLAYER OF DEGNAN CHILD   Nine Points Of Fingerprint Similarity Found By Officers

PRINTS LINK HUSKY YOUTH TO DEGNAN CASE   ‘Prosecutor’ ‘Convinced University Student _ Ie Slaver   FOUND ON NOTE   William Heirens, 17, “Ts Held As Suspect:

Tuohy Satisfied Heirens Killed Suzanne Degnan   Fingerprints Prove Similar, Need More Proof for Conviction

OFFICIALS SEE FINGER-PRINT ~ LIKENESS   William Heirens “Is Man” Says Attorney Tuohy   CHICAGOAN   Refuses To Talk Through Hours Of Questioning: Feigns Irrationality

British-Backed Greek Rule Having Plenty Trouble From Communists on All Sides

Is Given Council Seat   Green Hails Reconciliation With UAW As Significant Step Toward Unity in Labor

John L. Lewis Is Target of Some Progressive Miners   Protests Are Renewed To AFL Executive Council Now in Session

UMW CHIEF GETS EXECUTIVE POST VACATED IN 1943   Green Sees Step Toward Wiping Out Division of Labor Groups

Greet Hails His Action as Desire For Labor Unity   Lewis is Given Post On Esecutive Council Vacated By Brown

Lewis, UMW Back in AFL   Mine Chief Elected to Vacancy on Executive Council Left by Machinists’ Head

Fills Vacancy On Executive Board of Union   Routine Sessions Set For Next Week

John L. Lewis Lnmediately Elected lo Vacancy On Executive Council Of Organization   Green Hails Move As “Significant”   Puts Eampliuasis “Upon Need For Uniiy aud Solidarity? In Lubor Organigulion. He Says

Lewis’ Miners In AFL   Coal Diggers’ Leader Takes Boys ‘Back Home’

QUICKLY NAMED TO VACANCY ON EXECUTIVE UNIT   Green Hails Return As Step Toward Development Of United Labor Front

TEMPERATURES:   National Labor Scenes Shifted By John L. Lewis   Closes Ranks With Green To Organize A United Front

Lewis Brings Miners Back In AFL Fold   Miners’ Chief Will Take Place On Federation Executive Council

Mine Workers Are . Baek in Ranks   Lewis’ 500,000 U. M. W. Men Back in Fold of A.F.L. Faction

LEWIS GOES BACK 10 THE AF. OF L.   President William Green Announces the Reaftfiliation of the U. A. W. Leader and His 500,000 Workers.

John L. Lewis, Mine Workers Return to ALF   William Green Calls Action Significant Trend: Toward Unity

CHIEF NAMED TO VACANICY ON: COUNCIL   Federation Is Strenathened By Addition of 500,000 Mine Workers

UMW Chief Gets Seat On Council   Green Hails Move as Step Toward Unity

John L. Lewis With 500,000 Workers Rejoin   May Interpret As Move To Put House Of Labor in Order

200.000 United Mine Workers Back Into AFL   Lewis on Way From Springfield III. To Bury Hatchet

UMW CHIEFTAIN IS ELECTED 10 UNION COUNCIL   Meat Strikers Ponder Re turn To Work Under Gov't Rule

‘Green  Formally = An/ nounces Reaffiliation;  Given Post on Policy» Making Executive — Council.

Gets Executive Post; Union To Be Reaffiliated   Elected To Vacancy Left By Resignation Of Machinists’ Chief —

GREEN REVEALS MINERS RETURN TO FEDERATION : LEWIS TO REPLACE  BROWN ON COUNCIL  AT ACYT asacec Tiare

Federal Seizure Of Meat Industry Net For Midnight   Electrical Strike Meeting Recessed Temporarily; Big Ford Plant Layoffs

LEWIS’ UNION RETURNS TO AFL   Mine Workers’ Chief Given  Council Membership

AFL Readmits John L. Lewis And His UMW   Lewis Is Elected To Vacancy on Exeentive Council

Attack Is Denounced By Acheson   Emphatic New Protest Sent to Belgrade on Usage of Planes.

Third Protest Says Incident Is ‘Outrageous   Acheson Says Actions Not Expected From A Friendly Country

New Incident Draws Protest From Acheson   Witness Watches - Big Transport Fall in Flames

Acheson Declares Firing at Planes Was ‘Outrageous Performance’ As He Files Vigorous Protest: Tito Government Man Says ‘Fighters Did Right Thing’

Official Note Handed Tito   Emphatic Statement Follows New Assault

Sharp Note Dispatched to Government   “Outrageous Performance” Charged; Crew of Downed Plane Stil] Being Held

ACHESON BLUNT IN CRITICISM ‘OF YUGOSLAVIA   U. S. Sends Third Emphatic Protest After Slav Pilots Shoot Down U.S. Plane.

Acheson Scores Attacks   Acting Secretary Hands Yugoslavia Third Blunt Note

Acheson Labels Air Assault ‘Outrageous   Sharp Protest Note Sent Yugoslavs;  ‘Distressed Aircraft Should Be Assisted’

Alps Hold Mystery of C-47 Plane   Yugoslay Planes Shot Down Missing U.S. Transport, Says Eyewitness   Near War   U.S. State Department Reveals State of Near War

Undersecretary Acheson Bluntly Denounces Downing of American Craft   NOT TYPE OF ACTION FROM FRIENDLY NATION

; —PLANES— Yugoslav’s ‘Act Called Outrageous  : _ Emphatic Protest

U. S. Sends Yugoslavic Blistering Note  On Airplane Incident   Acheson Desccribes Episode as Outrageous; Delivers Third Formal Protest to Balkan Nation: Evewitness Describes Event

U. §. Army Plane, Unarmed, Shot Down in Flames   Plane Exploded,

Undersecretary of State Acheson, in a Strong Note, Declares Action Against Two Transports “Outrageous.”

Blunt Note Forwarded  By Acheson   Shooting Down of Army Transport ‘Outrageous  Performance’ According TT. Tindoercerretery

Acheson F lays Tito Regime In Third Protest In Past 2 Days   Belgrade Spokesman Says ‘Pilots ‘Did the Right Thing’

U.S. OFFICIAL CALLS: ATTACK ON PLANE “AN OUTRAGEOUS” ACTION  "THIRD OFFICIAL NOTE _ HANDED SLAV ENVOYS,

Acheson Bitter In Denouncing Plane Attack   Says Yugoslav Action “An Outrageous Performance”

See. Acheson. Strongly Raps Plane Attack.   Yugoslavs Handed “Third Protest On Action. Against U. S. Planes. oan

FLAY ATTACK UN AIRPLANES NEAR TRIESTE   Third Protest in Three Days Revealed by Achescn.

Lodges Sharp ‘Protest With  » Yugo, Regim   Undersecretary of -Stite Lashes Out at Treatment of Planes in Area: Near Trieste   Third Protest In ‘Last Two Day:   Characterizes. Atlacks a ‘Not the Type of Action One Would Expect - From Friends”’

WITNESS TELLS HOW 2 FIGHTERS HIT TRANSPORT   Unofficial Spokesman Says Tito’s Fliers Did Nothing Which Was Wrong

New, Emphatic Protest Against ‘Qutrageous’ Act   Acheson: Lashes Out at ‘Unfriendly’ Treatment “liv Area: of Trieste

U. §. Demands Tito Explain War Attitude   Attacks on Planes Serve to Emphasize Danaerous Situation

ACHESON FILES THIRD PROTEST WITHIN2 DAYS   Immediate Release of Interned Americans  Is Demanded

ACHESON SAYS C-47 SHOOTING “OUTRAGEOUS”   Yugoslay Government Spokesman Says Pilots “Did the Richt Thine”

ACHESON HITS YUGOSLAV S ACTION   Undersecretary Of State Discloses Third Protest   DENOUNCES   Attack On American Plane As “An Outrageous Performance”

Acheson Hits At Plane Shooting   Says It Is Not Type Of Action One Would Expect From Friendly Country; Calls — It ‘Outrageous Performance’

Acheson Assails Shooting Down Of Two Planes   “Not Type of Action Expected of Friends, Undersecretary Says

Attack On Plane Called ‘Outrageous   Acheson Brands Action As Not That Of Friendly Country.

‘Acheson Relays 3d Note In 2 Days; Wants Crew Released Inmediately

Third Protest Sent By U. S.  To Yugoslavia   Acheson Terms Attack On U. S. Aircraft ‘Outrageous’

Rugeed Alps Hold Mystery Of U.S. Plane   Which Was Downed Near Where Tito was Spending a Vacation

“Outrageous Performance,” Declares Byrnes’ Assistant... . A:  Acheson Bluntly Denounces Tito

PITTSBURGH IS BACK IN STRIDE   Full Power Restored After 19-Hour Strike; Phila. Traffic Rolls Again

Trolleys Clang Schools Reopen  In Pittsburgh   Lights Flick on to “tev: ss Power Strike”, Cémes to Quick End

PERON ELECTION POSES “PROBLEM   U. S. Restudies Policy toward Latin-America Area

Peace Treaty Signing. to Be in Paris   Foreign Ministers Set Ceremony for Next February 10

Disposing of Satellite Treaties in Paris To Clear Decks for Moscow Conference of  Big Four on German and Austrian Peace

Report British Troop Cheek Plan Dropped   Compromise Move to Break Jam on Disarmament   Satellite Pacts to Be Signed Feb. 10 in Paris  wry+te+tr Ta

BiG FOUR MINISTERS AGREE ON PARIS FOR SITE FOR CEREMONY .  FIVE SATELLITE PACTS .  COMPLETED BY COUNCIL IN NEW VORK MEETING

Rooming House Fire  Claims Four Victims  Father and Two Sons Are Included

Meeting To B Held Friday A C Of C Office       Invite Civie Leade re, Music Lovers from Cars roll Territory to Attend

Red Troops Held Threat to Tehran   War Minister Says Soviets Reinforcing Garrisons

RUSSIAN TROOPS DRIVE INTO BUKAN IN IRANIAN MARCH   Entry Lends Support to Theory That Reds Favor Independent Government for Kurds.   IRANIANS TO RESIST ADVANCE ON CAPITAI   War Minister Declares Any Attempt to Take Over Tehran Will Be Opposed to Last Man.

Russian Column Is Reported In Bukan   New Development Follows Declaration by Iran Minister

‘Fight To Last Man,’ Attitude Taken By Tehran   Southward Swing Of Russians Interpreted A Showing Reds Favor Establishment Of An Independent Kurdistan State

RUSSIAN COLUMN MANEUVERS NEAR TURKEY BORDER   KURDISH TRIBES IN NORTH IRAN SEEK REPUBLIC

FAVOR INDEPENDENT KURD STATE   Uncertain Report Of Proclamation Of Independence

lran to Fight To Last Man If  Russia Strikes Red Units Reported  Near Juncture of Turk-lraq Borders

Iranians Will Fight for Capital City   Russian Column Makes Wide Advance in Day

SOVIETS MOVING NEARER TURKEY Iran Army Chief Warns Nation Ready To Fight To Last Man

Suspect Soviet Incited Revolt Of Kurd Tribes   Iranian Premier Warns ‘Fight To Last Man’ For Country

TURK-IRAN-IRAQ TRIBE . Soviets Deep in Kurdish Area Independent State Move Seen

ENTER BUKAN IN NORTHWEST IRAN PROVINCE   Advance Continues As Iran Army Is Set For Defense

Soviets Reported Moving Advance Units Into Bukan   War Minister Declares Iranians Will Fight To Last Man To Defend Capital

HOUSE VOTES QUARTER CUT IN NAVY FUND   Fleet of 291 Ships Planned; A-Bomb Test Awaited

NAVY APPROPRIATION CUT 25 PER CENT; FLEET TO BE REDUCED — COMMITTEE SAYS A BOMB PREVENTS SETTING DATTEDN EAD ELITiIpe

OHIO MAY GET PIPELINE GAS   HOUSE COMMITTEE, HOLDS  HEARING ON. USING “INCH” ~~ LINES-DURING-FUEL-———  EMERGENCY

HOUSE PROBES POSSIBIRIFY GAS FOR EAST   Pipeline Owners Willing To Rent  Temporanily

SENDING BODY OF KIDNAPPED BRIDE 10 HOME   Woman, Rejected Suitor Found Dead In Swamp By Navy Blimp

REJECTED SUITOR KILLS BRIDE   _ Then Slayed Himself; Bodies .Found in Swamp

Murder-Suicide Ends Kidnappine  Girl Stolen From Husband Is Slain

NEW VIOLENCE MARKS STRIKES   ‘Hollywood Trouble Spot;  Coal Talks Delayed

Violence Breaks Out in Hollywood Dispute; Wholesale Arrests as ‘Mass Picketing Is Resumed

Krug and Lewis Postpone Meet      Parley Scheduled Fer Thi: Afternoon Put Off 4, Houre

Violence Flares Again in Strike At Film Studios   Kruge-Lewis Parley Off to Wednesday; Dock Talks Continue

EXPLOSION MARKS AFL. FILM STRIKE   Blost Damages Home of  CS ee Oa, Bee) Peete pee ee

Lewis-Kruc Parley Is Postponed   Violence Again Breaks Out in Hollywood Jurisdictional Strike.

Krug-Lewis Talk Today Postponed   Meeting Scheduled This Afternoon Delayed 24 Honre.

Krug, Lewis Delay Parley Over Contract   Hand Grenade Breaks Window Of Non-Striker

NEW VIOLENCE BREAKS OUT IN HOLLYWOOD'S  MOVIE DISPUTE   Krug And Lewis Postpone Meeting In Washington O;: Coal Mine Issue

VIOLENCE FLARES IN HOLLYWOOD STRIKES; COAL TALKS DELAYED  _ GOVERNMENT CONTINUE: EFFORTS TO SETTLE

Violence In Movie Studios   Mediators Try To Put End to 2 Big Strikes

New Violence Flares Toda y At Hollywood   No Agreement Reached Yet: Talks On Coal  Wages Continue

NEW VIOLENCE IN HOLLYWOOD   Mass Picketing Resumed In Movie Strike   Blast Damages Home

Labor Difficulties Across Country ... . New Violence Flares In Movie Strike; Lewis And - Krug Seek Coal Decision

Lewis and Krug Postpone Meet For 24 Hours  No Explanation Given for Delay

Coal Parley Is Postponed   Put Off 24 Hours Without Any Immediate Explanation

Scheduled Meeting Between Krug and Lewis Is Postponed   No Explanation Given for 24 Hour Delay in Coal Negotiations

TOSS BOMB AT RESIDENCE OF MOVIE ACTOR   Secrecy Covers Soft Coa! Negotiattons in Washington

KRUG, LEWIS ALL QUIET ON PAAL STRIKE   Second Meeting Set For Thursday By Postponement

Violence Flares Again in Long Movie Strike   Krug, Lewis Give No Comment On Negotiations

LEWIS-KRUG CONFERENCE IS POSTPONED   Delayed 24 Hours; New Violence Breaks Out in Hollywood

BOMB EXPLODES IN MOVIE STRIKE   NEW VIOLENCE BREAKS OUT IN AFL DISPUTE WITH FILM STUDIOS

GROMYKO WITHDRAWS FROM DISCUSSION IN SPECIAL U.N. GROUP  COMMISSION APPROVES — U. S. PLAN; COMPROMISE IS OFFERED BY CANADA

U.S. Atom Plan Gets Approval   Soviet Delegate Walks Out of U. N. Discussion

Russia Rejects Compromise  On Atom Plan      Gromyko Refuses to Participate in Vote on Canadian Proposal   BULLETIN!

Soviet Delegate Gromyke Withdrew From the Discussion.   BUT STAYS IN CHAMBER   Flatly Refused Personal Appeal from Great Britain and China,

hed Delegate Refuses Part In Discussion     Andrei Gromyko Makes It Clear That His Silence   Refuses to Vote Despite Personal Appeals From - Great Britain and China

UN FAVORS U. S. A-CONTROL PLAN   Approved In Principle Over Soviet Ob jections As Gromyko Wishdarawe

U.S. Atomie Control Plan Is Approved  In Principle   Gromyko Refuses To Participate  In Discussion  Or Vote on Issue

U. S. Plan Okayed ‘In Principle’   Gromyko Remains Silent In Opposition to Atom Energy Commission Vote

Delegate of Russia Stays Out of Vote   Gromkyo Remains In Chamber During Ballot On Canadian Compromise

UN COMMISSION: REJECTS DELAY MOVE BY REDS   Soviet Delegate Makes Clear His Silence Is Not Mere Abstention

[Russia Rejects Compromise  On Atom Plan  Gromyko Refuses to Par  Gromyko Refuses to Participate in Vote on Canadian Proposal   BULLETIN!

Action Adopting Program “In Principle” Follows Withdrawal Of Soviet Delegate Gromyko From Discussions—Russian Representative Flatly Refuses To Vote After Commission’s Earlier Rejection Of Demand For Postponement

BARUCH SCORES PARTIAL VICTORY ON ATOMIC PLAN   U. N. Commission Approves in Principle American Proposal Over Objections of Russia.   GROMYKO WITHDRAWS FROM DISCUSSION   Way Now Open for Group to Draft Final Report for Submission to Security Council.

U 5. Atom Control Plan Approved ‘In Principle’ Over Soviet Protest   Gromyko Dramatically Goes on ‘Silent Strike’ After Rejection of Russian Demand to Delay Action: Compromise Voted in U. N. Committee

Gromyko Refus ses To Vote On Plan U.S. Atom Program  Okaved By Group

RED REFUSES 10 VOTE WHEN PLAN OFFERED   Russian Reserves Right to Be Heard Later on Proposed Atomic Control   U. S. PLAN APPROVED IN PRINCIPLE BY 16 TO 6

Atomic Control Plan Approved  Gromyko Withdraws From Discussions

ATOMIC CURBS BY U. 8. PLAN   Baruch Measure Passed After Fight By Gromyko

Reds Balk On Atom Vote    Gromyko Refuses to Take Part As U. N. Committee Okays Con. trol Plan in Principle

ACTION TAKEN DESPITE RED DISAPPROVAL   Gromyko Refuses to Vote, Withdraws From Discussions

Violently Objecting Russia’s Gromyko Withdraws From The Discussion

‘Russian Refuses To Participate In ‘Canada Proposal   Postponement Proposal Of Soviet Delegate Rejected by 10-2 Vote

Canadian Proposal Rejected   Russia Objects to Call for Action on Principles of U.S. Atomic Control Plan

Plan of U.S.  ls Approved In Principle   Gromyko in Withdrawal From Talk; His Bid For Delay Vetoed.

Gromyko Refuses To Take Part in  Final Discussion   Soviet Delegate Asks Delay of Six Or Seven Days, But Is Voted Down

Soviet Delegate Dramatically Quits Discussion  - Gromyko Flatly : DefLenwmn bn Vlaba a

Russian Delegate Refuses. to Vote   U. S. Atomic Control Plan Is Approved “In Pninciple”   BY THE UN COMMISSION   Andrei Gromyko Stays in Chamber; Will Speak  - at Later Stage

Us, Atomic Plan Is  ‘Passed “In Principle”   Soviet Delegate Does Not Take Part in Vote Or Previous Discuccion

Partial Victory is Scored for American Delegate Baruch, Rus:tian Dele 4 gate Abstains from Votdine.

U.S.A. ATOMIC CONTROL PLAN APPROVED 10-0   RUSSIAN DELEGATE WITHDRAWS FROM DISCUSSION

U.S. Atom Plan Approved As Russ Sit It Out   Gromyko Refuses to Vote On Control Proposal

U.S. Afomic Control Proposal Approved   Soviet Delegate Dramatically Withdraws from the Discussion

Way Is Cleared For Final Vote OnNew Wording   Committee To Conform Plan With Resolytion On Arms Reduction

U. S. Atomic Control Plan Approved In Principle: Russian Straddles 

U.S. Atom Plan Approved Over  Soviet Protest   Action Is Partial Victory for Baruch; Poland Abstains

GromykoTakes No Part in Discussions   Russian Delegate  Refuses to Vote With Others

ATOMIC PLAN IN PRINCIPLE   Action Accepting U. 8S. Proposal for Control of Knergy Precipitates the Withdrawal of Red Delegate From Parley.

Russian Delegate Withdraws From Discussions But Remains In Room   Balks At Plea * ¥ '- To Co-Operate   Soviet Demand For Postponing Action On Plan Previously Rejected ,

Gromyko Has Balky Spell To No Avail   Outvoted Russian In A Dramatic Withdrawal  i

America \ Plan for Atomic Controls Approved ‘ ‘In Principle” by U.N. Board

"Russian Objections to Atomic Control  ‘Plan Are Overridden   Commission Favors United States Proposal in First Vote Taken Since Group Took Up Issue

ignores Discussions  GROMYKO FAILS TQ CAST A VOTE   .. American Prepesal Approved “In Principle”

GROMYKO QUITS FOLLOWING DISCUSSION   U. S. Proposal Wins Even The Russian  Decides to Withdraw

Soviet Delegate Dramatically Withdraws From Discussion And Voting After His Own Proposal Is Defeated 10-2

Col. Bradiey, 86, Victim Of Heart Attacix   Four Winners In  Kentucky Derby

COL. E.R. BRADLEY DIES IN KENTUCKY OF HEART ATTACK   Eighty-six Year-Old Sportsmen’s Horses Won Tlerke Sauer Tirmat .

Native of Johnstown, He Won Four Kentucky Derbies With Famous . eR? Daorsag

COL. BRADLEY IS DEAD AT 86   Noted Philanthropist And Sportsman Succumbs At His Idle Hour Farm

Col. E. R. Bradley Dies in Kentucky   Famed Horsemon Winner Of Derby Four Times

Col. Bradley  Dies at Farm   Noted Sportsman’sColorfu Carver Enids.at 86

Death Claims Turf Magnate E.R. Bradley   Noted Sportsman Succumbs at 86° On Kentucky Farm

Col. Bradley Dies; Pa. Native  Famous Sportsman Born In Johnstown

Colonel Bradley Taken By Death   Famous Turfman, Owner Of Four Derby Winners, Dies At Lexington  Home

Famous urfman Dies In Kentucky   Col. Bradley’s Horses Had Won Almost Every Big Stake In the Country

COL. BRADLEY DIES; FAMED HORSEMAN:   His Entries Won Four Kentucky Derbies, More Than Any Other

COL. BRADLEY SUCCUMBS IN KY,   Turfman Owned 4 Kentucky Derby Winners

COLONEL BRADLEY DIES IN KENTUCKY   Famous Horse Owner I: Taken by Death Today.

ee ee a  Col. E.R. Bradley Kentucky, Dies  Heart Attack Fatal To Noted Sportsman

Provide Emergency Aid For Veferans  Tan Dav Saturday ic   Tag Day Saturday Is Part of National Auxiliary Drive

Flower of Hope For the Living, Tribute to Dead   Memorial Poppy Appears to the Legion Auxiliary

BYRNES’ SPEECH FOLLOWED WITH MOSCOW BLAST   U. S. Dominion Plan Is Charged, After Bid To Ease Friction Made

Sec’y. Urges Nations Solve   Molotov May Indicate Reaction At Bia 4 Meeting

BYRNES URGES NATIONS 10 AT IN G00 FATE   Tension Between U. S. and Russia Is Main Concern He Says in Address   CALLS FOR COOPERATION  Says Yugoslavia Must Yield on Her Demands in the Interest of Peace

FRIENDSHIP OF U.S. OFFERED TO RUSSIANS   Moscow’s Reaction Is Awaited to Report ‘on Paris Parley by Mr. Byrnes.

Sees Tension Real Danger To Progress   Await Russian Reaction To Latest U. S. Bid For Friendship

Country Gets Paris Report   Radio Talk Designed To Relieve Tension

Wallace Says Speech Shows Advancement   Secretary Asks Soviet Friendship

U. S, SECRETARY URGES SOVIETS TO COOPERATE      Firm Policy Is Restated By Byrnes In Report On Paris Conference

Russ Reaction Awaited After Byrnes Bid to Mend East-Wesi Differences 

Byrnes in Bid For tast-West Unity for Peace   Reaction of Soviets Sought on Address by Secretary of State

Byrnes Urges Less Friction   Vandenberg Also Will Discuss Conference On Air At 5 P. M.

BYRNES IN BID TO EASE FRICTION   U. S. Awaits Soviet Reaction to Offer Of Friendship

U. $. Army To Seek Bodies Of Downed Airmen   INE LARGE BURIAL SPOT FOUND NEAR SITE OF CRASH

May Bring Yugoslavia Before UN   U.S. Action Said To Hinge on Reported Deaths OF 5 Fliers

U.S. Officials Will See Today ....  Mass Grave May Yield  Bodies Shot-Down Yanks

TITO CHARGES U.S. FLIGHTS ARE DELIBERATE   Replies to Newspapermen’s Questions; Says Opposition Encouraged   U.S. Officials To Open One Grave Believed to Contain Bodies of Fliers Killedin Yugoslavia

General Picture Of International Situation Muddied   Reds File Charge’ Against Greece; Turkey Makes Stand

Patterson and Other U.S. Officials Visit Scene, Find Evidence None Escaped      Incident Described as a Regrettable Accident by Slay Head

MASS GRAVE BELIEVED 10 HOLD BODIES OF FIVE AMERICANS   Grave Will Be Opened Today Tc Verify Report From Yugoslavs

Yanks’ Death May Put Yugoslavs On UN Spot   U.S. To Check Tito’s Story By Opening Fliers’ Supposed-Grave

Ambassador Patterson-Confirms Finding of Mass Grave of Men. _ Shot Dawn

Tito Charges U.S. Violates Air Space   Flights Made to Reconnoiter Military Establishments, Says

Mass Grave To Be Opened   Tito Calls Incident “Regrettable Accident” But Offers No Apology

Death of U. S. Crewmen Shot Down Confirmed  Tito Charges Violation Of Yugoslavia’s Air Space

Officials to Open Mass Grave for Probe of Report  Fate of Lost Fliers  May Be Learned  After Search Today

To Check Bodies  Of Airmer   ‘Grave in ‘Yugoslavia To Be Opened to See ‘If Identification of Fliers Can Be Made.

Tito Yells Spy At U.S. Fliers   Military Burial Set For 5 Americans  Killed By Slavs

Military Burial In Belgrade Set For Dead Fliers  Mish Full Honor:

Alleges Premeditated Violation of Territory; Byrnes Sees Survivors

Temperatures   Military Honors To Be Accorded  Transport’s Crew   Bodies To Be Moved to Belgrade, Where News Of U. S. Ultimatum Has .Not Been Published; Case May Still Go Before Council of U. N,

Olficials to Open  Grave of Fliers   Tito Says Incident Regrettable, But Does Not Offer Apology

ASSERTS YANKS BARE POWER 0 ‘SCARE’ PEOPLE   Mass Grave Will Be Opened As U. S. Probes Deaths Of Five Airmen

Will Open Grave -To Verify Report   . No Trace of 5 Americans + Shotdown by Yugoslav Fighters   +- NO APOLOGY OFFERED   _ Marshal Tito Says There Were No Survivors From Crash

Three Children G.0.P. Leaders Are Killed inBack Present Blast and Fire Foreign Policy

Quiet!  Anti-Noise Drive Also Includes Those Who Eat.or Drink Saup

Removal of Price Ceilings May Be Leff fo President   Committee Accepts Plan for Monthly Canvass of Goods

CIVIC CHEST'S GIFTS SHOWN   More Funds Received In Campaign To Finance Agencies

PAPER MILL AND STAFF DONATE   Help Toward Raising Budget Of Twin City Community Chest

CIVIC CHEST’S GIFTS LISTED   Donations Acknowledged In Campaign Still In Progress

DONATIONS FOR CHEST LISTED   Additional Gifts To Civic Organization Are Reported

MOST MILITARY PRISONERS = ~~ JO GET FREEDOM BY 1948   ONLY MEN CONVICTED OF MOST SERIOUS OFFENSES TO REMAIN IN MILITARY CUSTODY

Gas Shortage Hearing Ends   Investigation of Winter Supply Concludes; Report Due Soon.

Close Hearing Qn Panhandle Gas Curb Plea   FPC May Hand Down Its Decision By First of December

Ferguson To Ask May Full Story Of Lumber Company, Garsson Brothers Dealings

Ferguson Will Demand Full Explanation from May Of House Chairman's Connection with Combine

May Agrees To Appear At Hearing   Ky. Representative, Under Fire in War Profits Investigation, To Explain Dealings With Garssons.

May to Take Stand Friday; Probers Glad   Ferguson to Press For ‘Entire Story’ Of Big Timber Deal

War Investigating Committee  Wants ‘Full Story’ From May   Kentuckian Scheduled To Testify Tomorrow On Dealings With Garéson Munitions Firms

.Kentuckian Will Testify Tomorrow.... (OO LLL  Wants May To Tell Whole ‘Lumber Company Story

WANTS MAY TO TELL OF ‘DEALS’   CONGRESSMAN IS SCHEDULED TO TESTIFY FRIDAY

SCHEDULED TO TESTIFY TOMORROW   Ferguson Wants All Dealings With Garssons Revealed

Group Urges Coal Dispute Arbitration   Rail Union Leaders Assail Government ‘Use of Injunction

BIKINI CLOUDY   Conditions Unfavorable For Underwater Bomb Test.

WEATHER POOR FOR 2ND BLAST   Bikini Boss Hopeful for Test * Wednesday

Crop Report Dims Hopes of Lifting Of Curb on Flour  Famine Relief Plans   Famine Relief Plans Hit-By Curtailment — In Wheat Estimates

Present Curbs On Flour Will Continue   Little Hope ts Seen For Improvement; Crop Estimates Down

Gloomy: Wheat Crop Report. Dims ‘Chanéesi‘Of:Removing Curbs On: US. Consumption

Wheat Crop Not So Good   Present Curbs On Use Of Grain Likely to Continue Necessary

Wheat Crop Hit By Dry Weather   Flour Restriction Relief Hopes Dim

CROP REPORT A HARD BLOW T0 HOPE FOR END OF FOOD CURB   Gov’t Forecasts Show Drop Of 88 Million Bushels  Of Wheat In Month

SMALLER WHEAT CROP FORECAST   “REPORT DIMS HOPES OF REMOVING CURBS ON DOMESTIC SUPPLY

Wheat Crop Prospects Cut By Dry Weather   Curbs Expected To Be Maintained By Food Authorities

Gloom in Wheat Forecast but It May Yet Improve  Present Curbs on Home Consumption Area Sure ta Stay

No Relaxing Of Curbs On Wheat  Use In Prospec   Crop Estimates Slump Dims Hope Of Remov.  ino Reetrictions.

Wheat Curbs For Nation To Continue   Sharp Falling Off In Prospective Crop Dims Domestic Plans

‘Crop Reports Dim Hopes for Lifting Food Restrictions   Sharp Falling Off In Wheat Prospects Indicate Continued BDomectic Cantrale

Wheat Crop Report Shows: Drop in Yield   Domestic Controls May Be Continued; Relief Curbed

NO EARLY HOPE OF ABOLI SHINE WHEAT CONTROL   Grain Report Delivers Body Blow To Any Hopes Of Officials For Removing Present Curbs On Domestic Consumption.

Wheat Crop Outlook Dims Prospects for Easing of Controls   Ag Department Revises Its Estimates of Pro. duction Downward

Flour Hope Dealt Blow By Weather   Leck Of Rainfall Forces Food Experts To Cut Original Estimates Of Wheat Crop

DROUGHT CUTS WHEAT CROP, DOOMS SPEEDY CURB REMOVAI   Forecast Total Drops 88 Million Bushels Due to Dry Spell on Southwestern Picins

‘Wheat Report ‘Dims Hope’ Of Lifting Curbs   Sharp Drop in Expected Crop; Little Chance of Ending Restrictions

DROUGHT HITS WHEAT, FOOD SUPPLY HOPES   Government Cuts Crop Guess About 88 Million Bushels on Basis cf Weather —

Agent Gets $40,000 in Expenses For Selling $431 Surplus Property

PANEL REVEALS LAX PRACTICES   $431 Sale Costs U. S. Total  Of $40.700  :

First Witness . Testifies in Homma’s Trial   Jap Commander ‘Pleads Innoéent “to Death March

GEN. HOMMA WAR CRIMES TRIAL BEGINS   Witness Testifies Headquarters Near Death March Road

Death March Road Close To  Homma 's Post   Ex-Jap Commander Of Islands Pleads  Innocent

Homma Must Have Known of Bataan March, Court Told   General's Headquarters 500  Yards from Road of   Death Journey

JAP CHIEF IN DEATH MARCH GOES ON TRIAL   Evidence Shows Homma Had Headquarters Near Famous Road

Witness Refutes Testimony of  Jap General In March of Death   By WILLIAM C. WILSON

HOMMA CHARGED WITH VIOLATION OF HAGUE PACT      Jap General Maintained Quarters Near Death March Route

First Witness Testifies At Trial   Has Headienartays Near Road of Death March

60,735 Tortured InBataan Death  March Is Chargec   Slayings Under Homma -Exceed Yamashita

GENERAL SAW “DEATH MARCH   HOMMA PLACED ON TRIAL AS WAR GRIMINAL

Jap Surrender Ceremony One Year Avo Today Like Three-Ring Cireus

ARKANSAS HOTEL RUINS SEARCHED FOR FIRE VICTIMS   May Take Day to Determine i Any Guests Perished in Hot Springs Blaze

Flames Destroy Great Northern Hotel At Spa   Search Of Ruins To Be Made For Possible Victims

Nine Burned In Hotel Fire   Flames Completely Destroy Hotel Hot Springs, Ark.; One Dead

ONE KILLED, NINE HURT IN HOTEL BLAZE   Great Northern Hotel at Hot Springs, Ark., Destroyed — Condition of the Injured Persons Is Critical.

One Known Dead: May Be Others   Nine Listed as Critically Injured in Blaze at Arkansas Resort.

1 Killed, 9 Burned In Hotel Fire   Blaze Totally Destroys Old Hot Springs Landmark

SWEEP RESORT HOTEL       Unknown Whether Anyony Perishes; , ‘Nine Badly Burned:

10 Injured as a Hot Springs Hotel Burns   War Veteran Is Fatally Injured in Three Story Drop

‘One Dead, Nine Injured In Arkansas Hotel Fire   75-Room Hot Springs Structure Destroyed By Flames Early Today

One Dead, Nine Others Injured; Search Delayed   '5-Room Great Northern Destroyed In Spectacular Blaze; Cause Unknown

One Killed, 9 Burned In Hotel Blaze   Guest Falls To Death During Spectacular Hot Springs Fire.

MEAL PRICES SET BACK TO JUNE 30 TOPS   OPA Orders Immediate Rollback; Fords To Cost Still More

TESTIMONY CONFLICTS ON 'WINDS’ MESSAGE   No Evidence Found That Japs Broadcast Such Message

No Record Found Of "Winds Radio Roberts Says Ample Warnings Were Sent

Receive Report From M ‘Arthur  No Evidence About Jap ‘Winds’ Message

MESSAGES TO SIGNAL WAR NOT VERIFIED   Evidence That Japanese Broadcast 'Winds"' Code Is Not Confirmed By Investigators  FIND NO INTERCEPTION

WINDS’ MESSAGE NOT SENT, HAWAII WAR PROBE TOLD   M’ARTHUR FAILED TO FIND EVIDENCE OF TRANSMISSION

‘Winds’ Message Not Located   MacArthur Investigators Cannot Locate Any Evidence

MacArthur’s Probers Fail To Find Evidence That Japs Sent A “Winds” Message

Ne Evidence Found That Jap Code Message Ever Sent, Signaling Raid On Pearl Harbor

No Clues on Secret Signal   Find No Evidence Japs Used ‘Winds’ Message

EGYPT, RUSSIA TAKE VIEW FOREIGN ARMY IN LEVANT MUST GO  RIGHTS OF SMALLER NATIONS DEFENDED; BIG FIVE SCORED

Housing Plan Is Upin Senate; GI Pay Boosts Aid Draft; Want Loan Security

REP. COFFEE TO APPEAR ON STAND   Says $2500 Check Had No Connection With War Contract

‘Rep. Coffee Says Check Referred to in Investigation was Contribution to Campaign Fund ane not Payment for ‘Services Rendered.’

Justice Department  Enters Coffee Probe   Congressman Accused Of ‘Representing’ Washington State Man In Getting Contracts

Most Anthracite Users Face $1.15 a Ton Boost   Conecumere Will Pav

News Day And Nigh   Huntsville Congresemat Apparent Victor With Only 38 Boxes Missing   Simpson Awaits State Committes   Boykin, Pleased With Out come, Says He Will Run Again In 1948

STATE RENT CONTROL BILL TOOTHLESS   No Penalty Clauses in Most Instances

POMP, PAGEANTRY MARK OPENING OF GENERAL ASSEMBLY   Pres’t Truman To Present Hope That UN Will Avert  Further War   ‘OVER 500 DELEGATES   Considered More Important Is Resumption of Council of Foreign Ministers

United Nations Delegates Will Hear President   Pomp and Pageantry Order of Day as Diplomats Convene

President To  Make Opening Address To UN.   Will Express America’s Fervent Hope For U.N. Able To Avert Future War   FIFTY-ONE NATIONS SHARING SESSIONS

SESSIONS OF WORLD IMPORT_. ANCE._ON. PEACE. OUTLOOK __ WERE OFFICIALLY  ~ OPENED TODAY

DEATH ENDED  — WEIRD CASE   “RESURRECTED” RAJAN DIES LESS THAN WEEK AFTER WINNING 25-YEAR ' COURT BATTLE 

VETERANS ARE =JOP:STUDENTS   MASS RECORD OF LESS THAN ONE PERCENT OF FAJLURE . ESTABLISHED IN . COLLEGES

MAINE SEASIDE RESORT FLOODED   York Residents Marooned After Cloudburst

Cloudburst Hits Town  1EM Cteandad In   150 Stranded In Maine Village

LOSS IN CLOUDBURST IN MAINE $75,00   York Homes Flooded; Business Center a Lake

Rep. Winter Defeated in Third District   Rub Meyer, Independence, Wins Nomination—Ed Rees Hope, Cole and Scrivner All Have Clear Ceiling

WINTER CONCEDES VICTORY TO MYER   Incumbent Is Beaten in Close Race in the Third  District   IWINT SMITH WINNER

WINTER CONCEDES VICTORY TO MYER   Incumbent Is Beaten in Close Race in the Third  District

Hoan ToRun For Governor  State Democrat Convention Ends  ~~ ztwPeSsrnr*ae Beer ae ie

Democrats Condemn Coalition in Congress, Denounce LaFollette   Take Exception To Southern Democrats Pairing With Republicans; 600 Attend

COOPER BRIDGE IS KNOCKED OUT   Out Of Commission After  - Having Been Rammed By Drifting 10,000 Ton Vietory Ship.

Californians Are Waiting to See WhatEffect Srritation’ Vote Will Have in Election

‘Trritation’ Vote Big Question   California Voters To Decide Effect Of Shortages On Dems.

60 LOCAL FARMERS AT DEMONSTRATION   Willis Colman Experimented With Different Fer‘tilizer Mixtures     16 ONE-ACRE PLOTS

60 LOCAL FARMERS AT DEMONSTRATION   Willis Colman Experimented With Different Fer tilizer Mixtures     . a 4 ~ ee tre ea oe ~~. es ee   16 ONE-ACRE PLOTS

Steel Workers Threaten Strike Notices; Demand “Substantial Pay Raises”

Steel Workers Byrd Finds Agreeon Mountains New Demands Under Sea

STEEL WORKERS POLICY COUP DRAFT DEMANDS   Will Present Strike Notices To 44 Companies Shorti¢:

CIO Steel Workers — Poise Strike Threat   Strike Notices to Be Filed; Wage Talks Scheduled

Walkout Threat Used To Bolster Wage Demands   Negotiations To Start Janvary 15, Month Before Contracts Expire; Murray Henes To Avoid Strike

Steel Workers Draft Pay Demands; Prepare Strike Notices on 44 Firms

Supstantial wage  increases Sought, No Specific Figure Fixed; Negotiations to Start in January.   OFFICE WORKERS ALSO CONSIDERED

ClO STEEL UNICN COMPLETES DRAF OF PAY DEMANDS   Strike Notices to Be Filec to Strengthen Hand in Negotiations   TALKS TO OPEN JAN. 15   Contracis With 70 to 8€ Basic Producers Will Expire Month Later

Sieel Workers Complete Draft Of Pay Demands   Ask Wage Increases, “octal Insurance And Other Benetits

Steel Workers Fix No Definite Figure For Wage Increase   Policy Committee Seeks Insurance, Porte Pay, Guaranteed Wage, Paid Holideys

SEEK MISSING DETROIT-T0TAMPA PLANE   Major General Wurtsmith A Passenger

TrumanTurnsHisAttention To Pressing Domesticlssues  As Snyder Is Called To Ship

NEWTOWN WOMAN LEFT ESTATE OF $147,000   Bristol Township Man Left  Estate of $71,283

NEWTOWN WOMAN LEFT AN ESTATE OF $147,000   Estate of Anna M. Smith, Newtown, Appraised For Inventory Purposes  ‘LIST OTHER ESTATES

INVENTORIES FILED MAKE A TOTAL OF 31   3 of the Group Appraise Estates Valued at More Than $20,000

Mutiny of Indian Sailors Reported Against British   Egyptians Protest Presence of Troops; 10 Persons Killed

IO KILLED AND AVINJURED IN CAIRO   Enlisted Men of Royal Indian Navy in Open Mutiny

Wide Area In Texas By Floods   Damage Said Heavy; Wichita Falls, Dallas. Rio Grande Sections Hit

Explains Why Britain Will Ration Bread   Strachey Tells Commons  Nation Is Unwilling..To .  Garable On American Labor Relations

FATHER DIVINE MARRTED TO 21-YEAR-OLD GIRI. IN CONFIDENT IAT. CEREMONY

TEACHER TRAINING CLASS.   Thirty-three Pupils are. Enrolled from Seven Local Churches. the Course.   W. S. C. o Elect Officers

CHURCHILL TO MAKE FLIGHT WITH TRUMAN   Two Will Go Together to Fulton, Mo., March 5 for British Leader’s Lecture.

BSERVERS PREDICT CANADIAN ISCLOSURE OF “SPY RING” ) BRING US-BRITAIN CLOSER

Residents Are Aware of Terrorism Yet   Officers Say Situation Believed to Be Under Contrel Now

Residents Are Aware of Terrorism Yet  Say Situation   Officers Say Situation Believed to Be Under Control Now

Crowd Shouts Approval For Sénator Pepper's. _ Attack On “Blonder. © ing Foreign Policy”. ~

Wallace Heckled During Plea for ‘Realistic Policy’   Look Ahead Through American Eyes, He Tells Garden Rally

New Foreign Policy Asked By Wallace   White House Gives Approval; Sen. Pepper Charges ‘Blundering’

Wallace Speech On U.S. Foreign Policy Is Booed   Talk Is Expected To Touch Off Fresh Controversies on US Caviet D-la*...

Henry Wallace Is Booed and Heckled in Talk at Madison Square Garden Rally

AMERICA WARNED A TIE WITH BRITAIN MAY BRING ON WAR   white House O.K.s Ex-Vice President's Speech   Backed By Truman.

Wallace Booed And Heckled In New York Talk   Calls For U. S. Foreig: Policy Independent O British Influence.

Wallace Speech’ Booed    Attack:-on Russian  Pelicies Rouses Ire . Of Hecklers; Senator Pepper Is Applauded

Asks Policy Independent Of British   Speech Met With Cheers and Booes; Pepper Also Talks

Boos And Hisses Greet Secretary In New York   Fears Imperialistic Policy Of Britain Will Lead To War

BOOS GREET WALLACE INN. Y. SPEECH   Contends U. S. Must Adopt Clear and Realistic Policy

CROWD HECKLES SPEAK ER. ~ Wallace Criticizes Russia, Asks Realistie U. S. Policy

Wallace, in Truman-Okayed Speech, Calls for Foreign Policy Independent of British   Says Will Lead to War Otherwise; Urges Russia to Mect Us Halfway, Cooperate; Sen. Pepper Takes Other Side, Demands End to “Our Blundering Foreign Policy”’

Wallace Is Booed In Garden Speech   He Says Russia Should Stay Out of U.S. Affairs   DEPARTS FROM TEXT   Calls It Folly to Make Britain the to Our: Foreign Policy

U. S. State Department Denies Any Tieup With Wallace's Statements

Secretary Wallace Booed, Senator Pepper Applauded During Foreign Policy Talks   Wallace Urges Independent Policy; Pepper Attacks Blundering By U. S$

Most Costly Mine Fire a Is Studied by Experts   Attempt to Extinguish Flames in Ohio is Considered.

Attorneys Confer With Chief Justice Vinson lo Speed Immediate  Review Of Case.

High Court Acts Today to Speed Lewis Decision   Move to Bypass Court of Appeals Will Be Studied In Closed Session

mmediate Decision  on Government Request Expected by Washington.

Supreme Court Ponders Lewis Contempt Case   Decision to Hear Appeal Due Soon; Truman’s Radio Talk Tomorrow Night

SUP. COURT GETS LEWIS CASE TODAY   Government Moves To By-Pass Court of Appeals

CLARK, LAWYERS FOR UMW CONFER WITH VINSON   Speedy Action Sought By U.S. In Strike Crisis

Confirmation Or Denial Asked by U. S.   Soviet F orces Said To Include Heavy Combat Equipment

FORCES INVOLVED SAID T0 INCLUDE TANKS, CAVALRY   Frontier in Question Fronts on Both Turkey and Iran With Its Rich Mosul Oil Fields.   U. 8. ASKS MOSCOW FOR EXPLANATION   Capital of Tehran, Scene ty Recent Days of Political Disturbances, Lies in Reds’ Path.

QUERIED ON FAR RAST MOVE   American Note Asks Moscow for Detailed Information on Plans

‘Armored Tanks, Cavalry Reported Heading Into [ran from Soviet Border

State Department Reeeives Word Forces and Heavy Military Combat _Equipment Moving Toward Tehran and Lran

Heavy Combat Units Said Traveling South ‘Fhrough Tran   U. S. Government Asks Soviet Regime to Confirm or Deny the Reports, and If True. to Explain Its Movements

New Note Sent Asking Reasons For Activities   Tank and Cavalry in  Considerable Strength Bound for Tehran and West Border, It Is Said

Equipment Is Believed to Include Tanks   U. S. Requests Full Information From Moscow Government

NEW PROTEST MADE BY U.S; - REASON ASKED   UNO Security Board Delays Session In New York

COUP 10 PUT PRESSURE ON TURKEY SEEN   RUSSIA ASKED FOR EXPLANATION IN NOTE FROM U.S.

Reds Mass Near Iran, U. S. Says   State Department Seeks Moseow Explanation

State department told troops heading south from frontier   U.S. asks Russ to confirm or deny report and explain action if true

Red Army Forces Reported  _ Moving Toward Iran Border   U.S. Asks Confirmation or Denial of Report—Formation Said to Include Considerable Number of Tanks and Cavalry

USSR’ Queried Regarding Claim, Washington Reveal:   Diplomatic Officials Say Soviet Tanks, Cavalry Believed on Move

Pm ORL 1, SESS Soviets. 10  "Confirm or-Deny _ Rumors and If True To Give Reasons ’ For Movements.

Soviet Move To Teheran Is Reported   U.S. Asks For Denia Or Confirmation Of March Toward South

EQUIPPED WITH HEAVY MILITARY COMBAT ARMS   Move Believed Designed To Put Pressure On Tur kish Government   EXPLANATION BEING DEMANDED BY U. S.

Bomb Blasts Heighten May Day Celebrations, Staged All Over World

‘Fanfare, Disorders Characterize  Worldwide May Day Celebrations

WORKERS PUT OUT FANFARE FOR MAY DA\   BOMBS EXPLODE IN MADRID; MOSCOW HAS BIG SHOW

NM Ranks High in Education In Proportion to Income. Asplund Savs

NEW MEXICO DOING MOST FOR : EDUCATION SYSTEM, TAXPAYERS  ASSOCIATION HEAD CONTENDS

Plan Grossly Misrepresented, Truman Charges  Was Intended To Svat Citizens, Not ve ,

TRIES 10 unm POWERS OF APPLICATION   Truman Stands Pat on . Wanting Legislation Passed by Congréss

Vetoes Taft Bid To Limit Legislation   Curb on Application of Emergency Proposal Loses, 45 to 35,

Move to Delay Action for Ten Davs Defeated   President ‘Still Favors House: Version. of Emergency Leaislation

Attempt to Pigeon-Hole Bill Beaten   Way Is Cleared in Senate For Action on Revised Labor Act; President Renews His Request

Senate Beats Dow! Taft’s Offer Of Emergency Bill  Ohioan’s Measure Would Have Limited President

scone ES DA, GB PERT Lenn  Counter Proposal Beaten   Taft Amendment Is Turned Down, 15-35

Taft Amendment To Truman Plan Beaten in Senate   Would Have Restricted Emergency Powers Of President; Chief Executive Renews Plea for Law. Claims It Misunderstood

Taft Offers A Sub For Strike Draft   President Could Use It Only If Directed By Con gress In Emergency.

Truraan Still Seeks Striker-Draft Act   President Savs Measure Misunderstood; That He Does Not Want to Draft Labor, but to Deputize Citizens in Emergency.

Senate Refuses To Sidetrack Truman Bill   Rejects Taft Limitation; U. S. Ready for . Ship Strike

Proposal to Limit Labor Legislation Beaten in Senate   Solons Reject Taft Plan by a 45 to $5  Vote; Truman Still eee, a ret

Truman Still  For Measure   Senate Defeats Toft Effort To Limit Emergency Labor Application

Clipper Crippled As Blazing Engine Drops To Ground  Pancake Landin g At Tiny Airport

42 Passengers Escape Injury  In Air Mishary   Constellation Plaine Forced To Make Belly Landing; Oceupauts On Way  To Engtand

42 ESCAPE DEATH ABOARD CLIPPER   Ship is Crash Landed after One Engine Is Lost

HDT: S WORK DRAWS PRAISE  42 Passengers Unscathed In Pancake Landine Of Clipper

GM and ‘Phone Issues Are Two Major Problems   Conferences Aimed To End Disputes

More Meat Predicted This Summer; Pinch Coming Next Winter   Official Says Raising Grain Ceilings Monday Will Boost Livestock Sales; Increase In Grain Exports Also Seen

"HIGHER GRAIN PRICES 10 CUT MEAT OUTPUT   a caiecteeniiaeetacinemnienaneell  4Winter Wheat Crop Expected To Be 11 Per Cent Under Earlier Estimates

 Charged With Abduction  \Girl Says Baby “Looked So  Much Like” Her Own Child

BABL- ABDUCTED, “WOMAN HELD   Wife of Overseas Soldier Reportedly Took it For Resamblance

Young Wife Of Soldier Overseas Admits .Abducting C hud While Mother Rested ‘Because It Looked Like’ Her Dead Bab:

SINKS IN ATLANTIC   8000-Ton Amer. Ship Goes Down  Occupants Kescued

FREIGHTER SINKS AFTER COLLISION   PASSENGERS AND CREW . SAVED BY OTHER SHIP INVOLVED

YANK FREIGHTER LOST AT SEA   All Passengers, Crew, Said Saved in Rescue

CURFEW IN TEL AVIV ENFORCED   Third Day of Violence; Five Deaths Since Sun.

Polio Cases Rise But Hope Offered   Health Officials Say Outbreaks Localized

Officials Hope Epidemic Can Be Averted  Texas Leads The Nation With 207 Renorted Cases Of Polio

Authorities Hope to Avert Big Epidemic   More Struck With Infantile Paralysis   Than in Peak Year

Hope Major Polio Epidemic Will Be Averted This Year But Infantile Paralysis Striking Many

Hope to Avert Major Epidemic  Health Authorities Work on ‘Polio’

POLIO CASES AT HIGHEST POINT SINCE YEAR °34   West Virginia Reports Only Nine; Raleigh County Has None

Polio Wave  Is Not Yet  Big Epidemic South, Colorado Are Hardest Hit

; Valyv Woes WiOUNtn  Disease Hits Highest Peak  Since 1934, USPHS Reports

POLIO CASES ON INCREASE   More Numerous Than In Any Like Period Since ’34, Health Dept. Says

POLIO SERIOUS IN FOUR STATES   Outbreak Not Expected To Develop Into Major Epidemic

 U. S. Infantile Paralysis Outbreak Is Worst Since 1934;  Ponnoceoe Cases Number 23. A Third Of Last Year’s Total

Health Officials Hope Major Polio Epidemic is Uut   Thus Far Cases Are Below 1944 and Are Said to Be Scattered; 1916 Tops

‘Number of Polio  Cases Increases Total Rather High in Merny States

Blast Destroys Three Buildings   Eight Hurt In Fire In  Milaca Business District

TAFT INVITES NEW SOLONS AID   Senator Says GOP Steering Committee Does Not Want To Hog Show

A. Deverichi Nabbed at Fort Worth; Reveal! tie Married Heiress in Yuma

egraph alkout der Way   me Strike Held ar; Steel Price rease Permitted

STRIKE PARALYZES TTY TELEGRAPHIC AND CABLE LINES   C. LO. Pact with Kaiser. Frazer Corp. May Be Madel far Industry -

Strike To Halt All But Most Vital Wires From Largest U. S. City   Walkout Of Telephone Workers Appears Imminent; Possible Break Indicated In Automotive, Oil And Steel Industry Disputes

NEW YORK HIT AS UNION QUITS ABFAD OF TIME   UAW Signs Model Pact. ’ With Kaiser-Frazer for Bonus Wages

Threatens To Halt  Telegraph, Cable Communications   Walkout Oceurs + Hours Ahead Of Schedule; Said 100 PC Effective

New York City Western Union  Workers Strike   Quit Jobs Four Hours Ahead’ Of Time Fixed

Telegraphers In New York Go On Strike   7,000 Western Union Employes Quit Over Dispute On Wages

Net 1O RO IRN Frvasurw bier — ee  Looted Gems Are Million Dollar Headache

DUAL LICENSE PLATES TO BE ISSUED IN 1947   Wartime Single Tag System Will End After 1946, Pennsylvania Official Says

REP. REECE NAMED (1.0. P. CHAIRMAN   TENNESSEAN TO RESIGN SEAT IN HOUSE TO DEVOTE FULL TIME TO WORK.

NEW CHAIRMAN PICKED BY GOP   Tennessee Congressman To Resign Seat, Work For Republican Win

Republicans Choose Reece As Chairman   Tennessee Solon to Succeed Brownell: Wins on 3rd Ballot Over Danaher. Hanes

G. 0. P. Names Tennessee Man Chairman   Rep. Reece Picked to Head Party on Third Ballot

Republicans name Reece  as chairman  Will resign for full time job

Hell Quit House For  Party Job   Tennessean Wins On 3rd Ballot In 3-Sided Contest

Reece Is Named GOP Chairman  Succeeds Brownell in Top Party Post

Reece New GOP  Committee Head   Succeeds Retiring Herbert Brownell Solon To Resign Post To Lead Renublicans

lennessee Representative Wins Election on Third Ballot   SUCCEEDS RETIRING HERBERT BROWNEIL!   egislator, Serving Twelf th Term, Will Resign House Post

GOP CHAIRMAN IS ELECTED ON THIRD BALLOT   B. Carroll Reece Is Named to Lead Republican Hoss

Reece Elected GOP Chairman By Committee      Tennessee Congressman is Named on Third Ballot

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Reece Elected GOP Chairman In Third Ballot   Tennessee Politician Takes Lead Over Two Others

Two Atomic Bomb Tests _ .  Likely Within Single Month Delay Order Creates Problems

Oil Pipeline — Bids Rejected   Move May Be Set to Bring Pressure on John L; Lewis

PIPELINE UPSET BLOW TO LEWIS   16 Bids Rejected So ‘inch’ May Carry Gas as Coal Competitor

Strange Englishmen Wait a Long Time Before They ' Speak to You, Boyle Says

SS ee ee  Boyle Fails.i in Effort to Crack  Reserve of the British in India

President Truman Is Opposed to Sidetracking Bill   Says Universal Military Training Is Essential In Peacetime World

LEGISLATURE IS HELD BY DEMOS   Returns Incomplete, But All Indications Are Democrats Have Usual Big Majority In Assembly.   7

Democrats In N. C. Roll Up.  Big Majority:      F avorable Vote Rolled: up ) for Both Amendments: :

Democrats Retain Control Of Both Houses In State; Victory Proved To Be Easy

SLAUGHTER URGES HANNEGAN ‘PURGE   Charges Chairman Ruinec _- Barty in Missouri

FURNACES BANKED IN ANTICIPATION OF WALKOUT OF 750,000 MEN MONDAY   ENTIRE AMERICAN INDUSTRY EXPECTED TO BE STOPPED

RENT FREEZING NOW IN EFFECT   Michigan Act  Applie: To Areas Formerly In OPA Control

Goodland, McCarthy, Take State   83-Year-Old Governor  Easily Beats Hoan  As Wisconsin Goes  With GOP Tide ~

Badger G. 0. P. in Clean Sweep of State Posts   “Tough Old Codger” Is Given His Two Years to "Finish Joh” -

Federal Agents Bring Charges At Portland   First Arrest Of Russian In This Country For ' Espionage In Years   PLACED IN JAIL   Commissioner Demands $25.000 Bond For  His Release

CHECKUPS ON SEIZURES BY ~~ SOVIET ARMY      TRUMAN SAYS ISSUE OVER  —NUSTRIES=IN= MANCHURIA=  WILL BE PRESSED  BY THE USS,

U. S. Soviet Relations Said Badly Strained   Appear To Be Squaring Off For Showdown In UNO Council Meeting

Higher Streetcar Fares OK'd at Dallas   Price Increase on Radio Tubes Is Granted

Telephone System Growth in Cameron Is Index to Population Increase; Cameron Has 1088 ’Phones; 206 Added Since VJ Day; Company Employs 24

2,460 PHONES ADDED HERE IN PAST 6 YEARS   Freeport Now Has 2,895 Phone, 422 Added Since V-J Day

NEW PRICE ORDER MAY BE GRANTED ON MILK   Consumer Rates To Be Boosted Three To Four Cents —

STALIN TELLS OF PROGRAM OF EXPANSION   Russia Will Be Ready for Any ‘Eventuality’

Stalin Sets Goals For  Production   Announces New Five-Year Plan, Predicts Soviets  Will Go Forward

Capitalism Is Blamed for World Wars   Soviet Union To Be Protected Against ‘Any Eventualityv’

[Fair Sharing of Raw Materials, Markets Urged   Uneven Capitalistic © Development Blamed -tor Bia Wars :

High Goals Set Tn New Soviet 5-Year Plan   Industrial Output Nearing United States Volunie Decreed he Sialic:

War-Ravaged Areas to Be Rebuilt   Standard of Living Will Be Raised, Soviet Chief Says

Stalin’s Views On How To Avert Wars Capitalism Develops Through Crises, Catastrophes, He Says

WAR-TORN AREAS TO BE REBUILT, SOVIET LEADER TELLS LAND  MALDISTRIBUTION OF _ GOODS, TRADE SAID TO BLAME FOR WAR

Sunday To Be Election Day For Russians   Soviet Leaders Appeal For Re-Election On War Record   MORE PRODUCTION   Generalissimo Claims His System Better Than Capitalism

STALIN SETS UALS NEAR U5. OUTPUT   Asserts Soviet Scientists Will Surpass Those Abroad.

SOVIET -RUSSIA ARRANGES. NEW 5-YEAR PLAN   Stalin Sets Industrial Goals Close to Output of U. S.

Stalin Announces New 5-Year Plan, Hits at Capitalism  Blames War on Other  Nations’ Economy; Red: Vote on Leader Today

Stalin Blames Capitalistic World Economy As Cause Of Wars: Sets New Plan

Moscow Aims 5 -Year-Plan At Capitalism   Election-Eve Talk Hints at Unknown Scientific Finds

Only Road to Peace Fair Distribution Raw Materials and Markets for Export

PREDICTS RED SCIENTISTS 10 LEAD WORLD   Calls for Tremendous New 5-Year Plan Production

RUSSIA STEPS AREAD IN NEW 0-YEAR PLAN   SOVIET SCIENTISTS ABLE TO SURPASS THOSE ABROAD

Yalin Sets Production Goals Hiah   "Te Guarantee Country Against Aay Eventuality"

JOE SAYS SOVIET SCIENTISTS “WILL SURPASS ALL”   YR F Set IS E Behe AINE PA PA bee  Stalin Blames Capitalism Fot Two World Wars Says Nation Must Be Sef For ‘Any Eventuality’

Russian Leader Announces New Five-Year Plan   Predicts Scientists To Surpass Others; Skips Atomic Bomb

Attributes 2 World Wars To Capitalism   Russia To Embark On Another 5-Year Plan For Production

STALIN ANNOUNCES ANEW FIVE-YEAR PLAN FOR. RUSSIA   Program Calls for Vast Production “to Guarantee Our Country Against Any Eventuality.”   PROMISES TO RAISE LIVING STANDARDS   Pre-Election Speech Says Development of Capitalistic World Economy Led to 2 Last Wars.

Stalin Lays War To Capitalism   Maldistribution of World’s Wealth Held Cause by Dictator

Blames Wars On Capitalist World System   Sovict Leader Says Scientific Development To mips All Others.   RIVAL U. Ss. OUTPUT

Says Wars Can Be Avoided if Raw Materials Are Shared   Calls for All-Out Production te Guard Aaainst Any Eventuality

HIGHER. LIVING STANDARD PROMISED.  Stalin Announces New Five-Year Plan for Russia

Science and Standard of Living Cited   “Market Redistribution Could Foil War; Not Now Possible.”

New Five-Year Plan Includes Huge Boost In Output Of Steel, lron. Coal and Oil

Avoided: if  Redistribari “of: Markets Could: "Be “) Aéhieved : Pencefully      Living’ Standare

Ohio State Rejects 5000 Students Due To Housing and Teacher Shortages

Earthquake Jars Washington and Vancouver Island   Man Dies From Fright As 42-Story Tower Sways in Seattle

WEST COAST IS ROCKED BY EARTHQUAKE   Buildings Shaken in Western Washington and British Columbia

Quake Loss High, One Dead   Thousands Panic Stricken by Tremor Off: Vanronver Teland

QUAKE DAMAGE IN NORTHWEST   SEATTLE AND VANCOUVER SHAKEN BY EARTU SHOCK CAUSED BY FAULT UNDER PACIFIC

Northwest Has Severe Quake Over Week End   Western Washington And British Columbia Feel Effects Of Shock   RESIDENTS OF AREA ARE PANIC STRICKEN

BUILDINGS FALL AS’QUAKE ROCKS NORTHWEST AREA   Thousands Panicked By Reeling Ground In Heavy Shoek

Wide Variety Of Weather Is Offered   Southwest Rainy, Northwest Snowy

Wide Variety For Nation's Weather   Rainy in Southwest, Snowy In Northwest and Warm In East

16 Violent Deaths Toll Of Holiday   Nine Persons Killed On State Highways, One Drowned, Two People In Plane Tragedy

Lewis in Fight for Wage Hike   UMW Committee, Operators Meet; Demands To Be Revealed Today

Miners Ready To Present New Demands   Expect Lewis To Ask For Royalties, Higher Wages And Shorter Week.

Strikes BRievest Menace   PRESIDENT MUM ON 1948 PLANS   Truman Refuses To Say Whether He'll Seek Another Term

Hunt Bolo Knifeman In Conover   Accosted Wile Of Catawba County Hospital Manager

Power Strike Again Threat In Pittsburst   Duquesne Light Company Union Votes Against Acceptinge Arbitration

Toll of Atemic Blast Increases; 10 Vessels  On Bottom, 6 Damaged   By HOWARD BLAKFSLFEFE

Radioaetivity Stull Clouds Full Damage By A-Bomb   Ten Vessels Known To Have Been Sunk And Six Others  On Damaged List

Full Destructive Power  Of A-Bomb Still Unknowr   i Ten Ships, Including Battlewagon and Aircraft Car. tier on Bottom — Six Others Damaged by Underwater Blast

{0 SHIPS SUNK SIX DAMAGED BY ATOM BOMB   Further Data on Its Effects Are Sought By U. S. Observers

Ten Naval Vessels Sent to Bottom by Atomic Bomb Blast   Many Others Damaged by Latest Underwater Explosion; Scientists Are Makine Studies

TEN SHIPS SUNK BY ATOMIC BOME, 6 WERE DAMAGEL   Full Effects of Underwater Blast on Guinea Pig Fleet Remain to Be Determined.   THOSE HIT STOOD CLOSE TO DETONATION CENTER   Six Subs Submerged Prior to Explosion Rest on Bottom . —One of Two on Surface Undamaged.

SURVEY STILL NOT COMPLETE  Ten Ships Sunk In Atom Bomb Blast: Many Others Damaged

Other Craft List Badly After Blast   Scientists Move In To Ascertain Full Extent Of Damages  Re HOWARD KRLAKEFKSLER

Senate Likely To Take Cooling-Off Period On Labor   Committee ee Will Allow Hearing On. Case Bill Before Action.  

Congress Takes Own ‘Cooling-Off' Period on New Labor Lecislation

DELAY SEEN ON ALL LABOR LEGISLATION   “Cooling Off” Period Until All Present Major Wage Disputes Are Settled Appears in Store for Senate.

Senate Delays Action Over Labor Measure   Efforts Halted Until Present Disputes Ended

‘Cooling Off? Period Appear: On Labor Law   Senate Will Wait Until Pre sent Major Wage Dispute: Are Settled. —   WILL HAVE HEARINCS

Senate Delays Labor Bill   Decide to Wait Until Major Wage Disputes Are Settled

Labor Legislatien Must Wait on Wage Disputes   Cooling-off Period In Store for Senate Uniil the Labor Picture Clears

'COOLING-OFF PERIOD ON LABOR BILLS EXPECTED   Fact-Finding Bill Action Stalled Unfil ‘Case Hearinas Ended

SENATE MAY HAVE ITS OWN PERIOD OF ‘COOLING OFF’   LABOR COMMITTEE MEMBER FORSEES DELAYS ON BILLS

SENATE 10 HOLD UP LABOR BILLS      ‘Cooling Off” Period Likely Before Action Taken On Any Labor Legislation.

No Legislation On Labor Until End Of Disputes   Committee Will Decide Today On Schedule For Public Hearings

‘Cooling-off Period on Labor Laws Appears Likely in Senate, Is Claim

COOLING-OFF PERIOD DUE ON LABOR BILLS   Senate Group To Decide Or Hearings For Case Plan

‘Cooling’ Period Legislation Due To Co to Senate   ‘Committee Will Meet on Thursday to Set  Slate for Lahor Hearings

Senate Labor Step Doubtful   Tendency to Await Strike Grov Noted

§ WILL DELAY ACTION ON LABOR LAWS   Solons Await End of Present Major Wage Disputes

No Quick Action On  Labor Legislation   Cooling-off Period for Senate Scheduled os Committee Puts Slow-Down Brakes on Case Labor Disputes Bill

Folsom Opposes. Boswell’s Plan  ‘Next Governor Out Aaainst Amendment

Congress Cool To Extension  Of Draft Law   Members Favor Truman Ideas On High  Taxation

Are Arrested by Local Police Less Than 24 Hours After Robbery— Cache is Found In : Abandoned Born.

POLICE HOLDING BANK ROBBERS   $167,464 Cache Is Recovered In Abandoned Barn

TWO HELD FOR PERRY COUNTY BANK HOLDUP   Youths Confess And Lead Officers To Hiding Place Of Nearly $170,000

CANADA SIDES. WITH SOVIETS  ON PROPOSAL   Showdown Is Sought By ll So Delecate

Britain Back Red StandOn Atom Control   RUSSIA ASKS NEW DELAY IN VOTING   Gromyko Wants Another Week's Delay _Before

Britain Touches Off Opposition Attempt  Nines Dawnwarkian Pweaocntinane Racad   “New Canadian Exceptions Based Only on Detail, Not Principle, Savs Gen. McNaushton

MORE TIME TL STUDY BARUCH PLAN REQUESTER   U.S. Faces Minor Revolt in Demand for Showdown

Sweeping New Concessions Made by Russ On Peace Pacts   Work on Satellite Treaties Is Virtually Completed

BIG 4 ALMOST FINISHED: WITH 5 PEACE PACTS   Only Minor Points Left After Big Concessions by Minister Molotev

Big 4 Virtually Complete Five Peace Treaties   Success Due To Russian Concessions; To Settle Minor Points Today.

Ministers Near End of Treaty Work   Concessions by Russians Speed Accomplishments Of Big Four; U.S. Also Yields on Reparations

Final Peace Treaties In Sight at Last   Sweeping Concessions -By Russia End Year Of Bitter Disputes

Ministers Count Peace Treaties About Completer  Due to Concessions

Big 4 Say Some Pacts Completed   Final Agreement Came Only After U. S. Gave Consent to = Italian Renarations   Bulgaria to Pay   Bulgar Payments Will ; Total of $70,000,000 in. Reparations

TREATY WORK NEAR WINDUP   Sweeping Last-Minute Russian Concessions Speed Final Action

BIG FOUR COUNTS FIVE TREATIES NEAR COMPLETION   Concessions By Molotov Gives Hove After Year

CONCESSIONS OF RUSSIANS SPEED PEACE COMPACTS   Reds Agree With Western Powers and Treaties Seon to = Be Comonleted .

Peace Treaties Nearly Finished   Italy Reparations Boost Is Allowed

BIGFOUR ENDS LONG DISPUTE OVER TREATIES   CONCESSIONS MADE BY MOLOTOV SPUR FINAL AGREEMENTS

Peace Treaties For Balkans Are Completed   Concession B Russia Quic! Winds Up Debate

Peace Treaties Near Complete as Reds Yield   Molotov Concessions Allow Ministers to Approach Goal

ALMOST FINISH SATELLITE PACTS   Sweeping Last-Minute Concessions Are Made By Molotov  ITALY TO PAY MORE

Molotov Yields on  Treaty Stands; May Finish Pacts Soon   Treaty Work is Nearly Complete as Soviets Avree to Terms

Big Four Agree On Satellite Peace Treaties  Reparations, Danube Navigation Settled; Russia Concedes

Big-4 Agree On Terms For  Italy, Others   Sec. Byrnes also Accepts Revised Reparation and Compensation Terms for Bulgaria, Romania.

5 Peace Treaties Almost Finished: Big 4 to Settle Minor Points Today

Peace Pacts Finished By Ministers   Last-Day Concessions By Russia Lead To Full Agreement

Big 4 Reaches  Treaty Accord   Russian Concessions Leave Only Minor Points to Be Fixed

Ministers Meet To Settle Final Points Of European Peace Treaties

Satellite Peace Treaties . Now ‘Virtually Completed, Foreign Ministers Assert

AGREEMENT IS NEAR ON FIVE PEACE PACTS   Big Four Due to Clean Up Number of Relatively Minor Unsettled ~ Points Today «=   ‘READY EOR ADOPTION

Shopping Days To Christmas   Pad Stumbli ng Blocks Moved From Treaty Paths

‘Russia ‘Yields On Score  of Issucs, Including  ' Danube Traffic.

Molotov Speeds Work of Council By Concessions   Reparations Accord Reached; Navigation Of Danube Agreed on

Treaties Counted Final By  Council   Byrnes Agrees Tc Italy’s Payment Reluctantly

Minor Details Remaining To Be lroned Out   Satellite Treaties Expected To Be Readv Saturday

Basic Points OF Satellite Pacts Settled   Byrnes Agrees To Raise Italian Reparations Payment

Big Four in Full Accord on: Treaties   Year of Bitter Battles Finally Brought to an End

British Draft Secret Action To Foil Veto   Reds’ ‘Reckless’ Use of Power Due To Become Target

Inquiry Opens Monday on Major Foods   Rapid-Fire Testimony Required With Deadline Aug. 21

Hearings To Open Monday On Ceilings   Foes Of Grain Price Ceilings Gain Strength

VITAL TO AMERICA   G. Mason Owlett Wars Collectivized   PRESERVE INCENTIVE

White, Negro Soldiers Involved.in Disturbance At Wichita. Falls Dance

Bar Stools Are Unfair   Tavern Expert Advocates Return of ‘Foot-on-Rai?  *,? Dowatel am

‘Bar Stools Are Unfair  TT oem itKenort Adencatee   Tavern Expert Advocates Return of ‘Foot-on-RaiP  Poti ee %

Manufacturing  Limits Lifted   CPA Removes Restrictions On Glass‘ Container Desion. Mannfactnre.

Restrictions Off Glass  Containers   OPA Head Asks Industry to Hold Designs to Minimum

More Controls Over Industry  To Be Scrapped   Cotton Loom ‘Freeze’ Or. der Among Those Soon To Be Revoked.

CPA To Lift Two Controls Over Industry In Few Days   Agency Charts Exit From U. S. Scene; Recession Talk Hit

CPA Will Lift More Controls Over Industry   Order Limiting Glass Con tainers and Restricting  Cotton To Be Revoked

CPA Takes Control From Glassware  Prices and Designs  Agency Is Speeding Work Prior to Coming Dissolution

CPA to Cast Off Wartime Controls Over U.S. Industry   Agency Prepares -To Make: Exit From The Federal: Scene

CPA SPEEDS REMOVAL OF WAR CURBS   List of Restrictions On Industry to Be Cut To Minimum by Dec. 1

CPA Gets Ready To Go Out Of Business .... Preparing To Cast Aside Controls Over Textile And Other Industries

CPA Charting Exit From Federal Scene With Two Wartime Controls Due To End

INDUSTRY DECONTROL IS CHARTED BY OPA  Revokes Clothing, Glass Directives

CPA May Cast Off Controls  Preparing To Make Dodaral Seana EF vit

(PA READY 10 LIFT TWO (CONTROLS   Recession Talk Is Deplored by Chief John Small

Germans Become Critical of U.S. Rule, Under New Democratic Regime

Parley Invites Other Nations   Albania, Mexico, Cuba And Egypt Get Bids To Treaty Hearings

Paris Group Unanimously Behind Act;  Byrnes Busy   Rules Setup Takes Time Of Conference

Peace Conference Extends Invitation to Abonia, Mex‘ico,. Cuba, FEayat

Four Nations Get Bids to Treaty Talks   Russia Opposed to Naming Australia  As One of Permanent Secretariat Members

Jimmy Then Backs Down  On Decision   Opens Parley to General Italian Debate After Vishinsky's Blast.

 Will Hear 4: Nations  On Treaty   Albania, Mexico, Cuba, Italian Question At Egypt Will Appear On  Peore Canference

Four Nations To Speak On Italy Treaty   Peace Conference Votes Invitations For Cuba, Egypt, Mexico And Albanic

Invite 4 Nations ‘To Attend Talks -On Italian Pac!   Russian Delegate Heads Group Of Six. Peoples: Opposing © British Plan

Four Nations to Be Heard On Italian Treaty   Peace Conference Unanimous After Extended Debate

Armed Outlaws Create Terror In Polish Election   Officials Slain By Roving Mobs

Polish Spokesman Says Gangs Beat Election Officials   Terroristic Activity Reported Increasing; Poll: Results Destroyed

Governor Forecasts Jester Victory.  Coke Claims Rainey Came To Tayac Looking For Trouble

3 SAVED FROM CHAIR BY WIDOW'S MERCY   Woman Whose Mate Was Slain by Thugs Refuses te Ask Death  Dannliv

Father Slain; “Mommy Shot Him,” 3. Year-Old Tells Police Officers

wee AYS Wheto sapere  Helen Gahagan Douglas Returned to Conaress

Russia Asks 14 Changes in Trieste Plan   Mildly Conciliatory Attitude Between Russia, West Expected To Be Put to Test

Good Struggle. Developing in Ministers Meet  Concerns Who Shoul Rule Triecte

DISPUTE OVER TRIESTE TEST FORMINISTERS   First - Class Struggle Developing Over Issue Of Who Should Rule Free City  * pra

Struggle in Council on Trieste Seen   Soviets Present 14 Demands For Changes in Paris Decision

TY OF TRIESTE CENTER OF FIGHT T COUNCIL MEET         Foreign Ministers Are Unable to See Eye-to-Eye on Who Should Have Rule

Predict Hard Trieste Fight By Ministers   Big Struggle Over Who Should Rule Trieste Is Expected In Foreign Ministers’ Council

Confab Held On Demands  ‘Of Russians   Australia Attacks Soviet Union for Too Frequent Use of Veto Power in Explosive Debate

Trieste Rule Again Is Highlight of Big Four Debating   14 Red Demands Already Face Foreign Ministers

Test Of Friendship Ministers Struggle Over Who Shall Rule City Of Trieste

TRIESTE DISPUTE TESTS ATTITUDE OF Ble FOUR   Byrnes, Nevin Confronted: With 14 Red Demands

Foreign Ministers Battle Problem of Governing Trieste   Reds Demand 14 Changes in Paris Decision on  Rule of Hot Spot

Trieste Dispute To Test Big Four   First-Class Tussle - Seen At Conference

Trieste Rule Is Question For Couneil   Foreign Ministers Face Struggle as to What Nation Will Rule Proposed Free City.

TRIESTE ISSUE IS TESTING NEW BIG 4 ATTITUDE   ~ Russia Demanding 14 Changes in Plan Made  at Paris Conference

Wrangle On Trieste Issue Begun Anew   Soviet Submits 14 Amendments T.s Rule Plan

Foreign Envoys Study Problem Of Trieste Rule   Struggle Develops Over Leadership For Free City

Trieste Pact Holds Threat Of Real Row By Big Four   Russian Chief Hands Council 14. Demands For Changes In Plan

TRIESTE DISPUTE TESTS ATTITUDE OF CONCILIATION   RUSSIANS DEMAND CHANGES IN PARIS PARLEY DECISION

Big 4 Clash Over Trieste Rule  iennte ta Tact Cancilintary Attitude af Duceianc

Trieste Is Again Thorr To Big Fou   First Class Struggle Develops In Ministers Council Over Free City

frieste Dispute Will Be Test Of Red Conciliation   Byrnes and French Minister Study Points Made By Molotov

Binnacles Among War Surpluses  Offered For Sale   Cataleg Lists Numerous Items

Wanna Buy A Binnacle?  $¢¢¢ +++ : Or Maybe You'd Be Interested In A Diesel Engine

CONGRESS BATTLES OVER SECURITY TAX   Poorer States Against Rais ing Payments

Poorer States Oppose Hike In Old Age Relief  Five States To Cet 90 Per Cent

Extend Dimout In Chicago Area   Illinois And Indiana Coun ties Are Affected By Or. ders To Conserve Electricity   COAL SHORTAGE CAUSES ACTION

FRENCH BALLOT WILL BE CLOSE   New Constitution Backed By Leftwing Parties Up For Vote Today

FRENCH TO VOTE ON NEW CHARTER   iClose Result ts Forecast in Sunday Balloting

KIM WOULD FIRE LIQUOR BOARD   SAYS CONTROL COMMISSION SHOULD BE DISCHARGED

Vets’ Taxi Army Nears Capital   Caravan Spends Night in Massilon, Home of “General” Coxey

Modern ‘Coxey's Army’ of Taxicab Drivers Moves on Toward Capital

Modern ‘Coxey’s Army’ Of Taxicab Drivers Is Driving On Washington   Chicago Group To Seek Relief From City Ordinance Limiting Number Of Cabs; Stop In Coxey’s City Overnight

‘Army’ Of Taxicab Drivers Moves Towards Washington   9CH Vare Gack Roaliof Renom

CAPITAL FACING TAXI INVASION   Chicago Veterans To “Camp” In Washington Until They Get Satisfaction: Want Restrictive Ordinance Repealed.

Cab Drivers On Way To Capitol   Chicago Veterans To Protest City Ordinance Limiting Number Cabs

Chicago Veterans On Way To Washington To Seek Help In Plea For Cab Permits

To. Demand Congréssional Action to: Permit: Them   To Secure Taxicab Li - . ‘eenses In Chicago

Engineers Are Scheduled For Monday Tieup   “Heavy Ballot In Favor Of Strike. Te Being Counted

OPERATORS TURN DOWN SHIP TALK   New Shipping Tieup Looms As Engineers Balk

New Ship Walkout Threatens   Engineers To Quit Mon- day; Almost All Ameri can Vessels Affected

Ship Operators Refuse to Attend   CelyenHenharh  Tawitatineg  to Meeting Refused by Operators

Engineers Strike is Latest of Threats to Merchant Shipping      Strike Vote Shows Big Majority in Favor of Strike Sept. 30

Pacific Operators Decline To Attend Parley In Washineton Desioned To Head Off Strike

OPERATORS TURN DOWN PARLEY BID   Pacific Coast Ship Owners Not To Attend Meeting

U.S, ACTS TO NIP NEW SHIP TIE-UP   West Coast Owners Reject Call To Capital Meeting

New Nation-Wide Shipping Tie-Up Threat Looming  Maritime Engineers Vote to Walkout

Bid Declined By Ship Operators   Parley Called To Head-off Strike ©

SHIP MEN BALK   Refuse to Attend Talks to Head Off  Enaineers Strike

‘Maritime Labor Peace ‘Parley Is Rejected by \Pacific Coast Owners

New Ship Strike Threat Comes From Engineers  Operators Refuse to Attend Peace Meet

Ship Operators Refuse Bid to Peace Parley in Engineers’ Strike Threat

15,000 End Long Battle   11-Week-Old Struggle Will End on Monday

Three Month Strike Ends  Tomorrow   10.7 Per Cent Rise In Hourly Wages For Most Employes

Clark Warns Russians fo Watch Steps   Vienna Cabinet Says It -Can’t Act Without Allied: Permission. .

Reds Seize Austrian War Industry As Reparations   ‘Officials Claim ‘Russians Take 75 Per Cent O€ Renublie’s Industrial Capacity By Action

REDS LAY CLAIM TO 70 PER CENT OF NATION'S PLANTS   Insist Property That Fell Into Hands of Germans Is Subject to Con fiscation. ‘   VIEW PROTESTED BY UNITED STATES   Vienna Locomotive Works, 20 Per Cent Owned by Americans, One of , Factories Taken Over.

Soviets Seize Property as Reparations   Special Meeting of Austrian Parliament Called

CLARK WARNS REDS 10 MOVE WITH CAUTION   Soviet Grab Includes Three-Quarters of Nation’s Capacity

RUSSIANS GRAB AUSTRIAN AREA   Soviets Claim Wide Section Of Nation, Property as German Reparations

Russians Grab Big Block Of Austria Assets   Take Ownership As German Reparations; Protests Lodged

Russians Claim Austrian Firms As Reparations   Take Over 75 Per Cent of Industrial Capacity; U. S. Protests

— PROTEST — ‘Secret’ Order Stirs U.S.   Allied Council Not Consulted; Parliament Called

Reds Seize Industries In Austria   Russians Act Without Notifving Allied Powers

Soviet Moves Tn On Austrian Industry Setup   Claims 75 Per Ceut of Re publice’s Industrial Capaeity as “German Reparatious’”

“REDS SEIZE AUSTRIAN INDUSTRIES   ALLIES UNINFORMED ABOUT SOVIET GRAB

Soviet Seizes Much Industry From Austria   Claims Over $22 Million Worth Of Planis As Re parations From Germany.

Russians Announce Taking of Austrian Industrial Property   Soviets Act Without. Informing Their Allies, Snecia! Meet Called:

Russians Take Over Large Part Qf Austria Hon’t Consult Allies   Pearl Harbor Probers Ask More Time

U. N. NEARS SHOWDOWN ON FRANCO   Assembly to Talk About Permanent Home Issue

PERMANENT UN HOME SITE Is CONSIDEREL   General Assembly In Plenary Session Also Takes Up Franco Question.

Search For Permanent Home And Showdown Or Franco Spain At Hand   Consideration Of Spanish Problem To Be A Minor Skirmish Toward Major Display Of Diplomatic Battke On Home Question.

Fireworks Anticipated As UN Prepares Discussion Of Permanent Home Site

P. ermanent Subject    DELEGATES ALSO PLAN NEXT STEP IN FINAL SHOWDOWN. WITH FRANCO SPAIN ee

UN CONSIDERING PERMANENT SITE FRANCO TODAY   Diplomats Hold . First Plenary Session In Weelk

UN to Consider 4 Franco Question,  — Choice of Site   Security Council Erases Spanish Question from It’s Own Agenda   REDS WANT HOME IN SWITZERLAND   San Francisco, New York City and Westchester Still Possibilities

AIR: JOYRIDER-~-‘ESCAPED COPS   ONE OF TWO BOYS CHARGED WITH, STEALING PLANE AT 2° COLUMBUS ELUDED To:  “ee OFFICERS

Youth Eludes Posse After Going Along on Joy-Ride in Stolen Plane

YANK DESCRIBES CAMP BEATINGS   GI Asserts Americans in Lichfield Camp Were Assaulted By Oklahoma Guard

SOLDIERS: CHARGED WITH DYNAMITING PECOS RIVER FISH   Stole Dynainite Caps From U.S Forest a eae Officers Refused Cooperation

Cheese Slated For Jump Of Six Cents   Cut in Bakers’ Sugar Fails to Assure More Bread Volume

PRICE OF BUTTER — TO RISE. MONDAY   INCREASE OF 11 CENTS A POUND EFFECTIVE—CHED. AR CHEESE UP 6.

MISTAKES MADE AT VERSAILLES SHOULD BE REMEMBERED BY UNO ‘DELEGATES. MACKENZIE URGES

-THE WORLD TODAY  No Conclave. in: History Has Meant So Much  weeks: weuorres ators

DISTRESSED EUROPE TURNS EYES — TO UNO HOPEFUL THAT PLANS FOR PEACE MAY BECOME SUCCESSFUL

REACHES HIS GOALS AT 100.   Civil War Veteran Has Cast His Vote and Obtained Uniform,

Government's Loans on Cotton Double in Week   Farmers Display Reluctance io Sell At Prevailing Prices

MOVE TO END FILIBUSTER      TAFT ENTERS NEGOTIATION: CENTERING ON 15-DAY VERBAL BLOCKADE IN SENATE

RUSSIA STALLS BIG 4 ACTION ON TREATIES   Four Points Listed For Discussion . On Germany

MOLOTOV STALLS BIG FOUR ACTION            Russtan Foreign mister is Premably Waiting Further instruc‘tions from Moscow on Final Actlon for Satellite Treaties. :

Molotov Delays Big Four Action on Final Ouestion Holding up Treaties

Life of Draft Up for Study   26 House Members Cal For Settlement

Urge Settlement of Draft Bill  Members of House Bale Gyinntee) Cteyeler

HOUSE MEMBERS WANT ACTION ON DRAFT MEASURE   26 Call Fer Jeimt Action To Meet Natien’s Military Needs   UNITED STATES HAS OBLIGATION TO MEET

IS PROPOSED   Special Committee Urged By House Members To  Settle Question

MEMBERS ASK HOUSE TO ACT ON DRAFT LAW   26 Representatives In Request Troublesome Issue Be Settled

Draft Issue Settlement Being Sought   Members of Lower House Appeal for Special Committee

Speedy End Of Dratt Issue Is Goal Of Group   House Committee Wants Troublesome Problem Settled

150,000 Jews Put On House Arrest  New Violence Fiores  in Tel Aviv Sector

British Act To Control  Extremists   Sergeant Killed, Roads Mined In Holy Land

IEL aS SOLDIERS   Jewish National Council to Speed Hlegal Immigration.

250,000 Jews Placed Under ‘House Arrest   Drastic British Move Follows Bombing of Security Officer's Home

TEL AVIV JEWS — QUARANTINED AS DEATHS TOTAL 6   Violence In Holy Land Continues; Many Mines Found

Violence Is Renewed in Holy Land   Extremists Kill British Sergeant, Destrov Pronertv

SIX KILLED iN HOLYLAND OUTBREAKS   250,000 Jews Arrested in Hunt For Extremists

250,000 Arrested at Tel-Aviv   Death of British Sergeant Leads to New Crackdown

HOUSE CURFEW SET BY BRITISH   ‘New Holy Land Riots Bring Strict Orders

Six Killed in New Outburst at Palestine   250,000 Placed Under House Arrest During Manhunt

British Decree House Arrest for  250.000 Hebrews   Troops Pursue Extremists Into Region; Troops Ambushed

Chi ang Sets Forth Terms on Which He Vill Discuss Peace   Conditions Require That Communists Give Up Power’in Manchuria to Nationalist Party.

U. 5. Officials Deny Charge   Secretary of State Byrnes Silent, Others Declare  There Had Been No Previous Agreement

Chiang Wants All. Manchuria   Generalissimo  Sets His New Terms For Peace With Communists

ETN ne eR en en ne ae cere te ee ane ee ee eT eR eT eT Te ee ee  Wage-Price Policy Aims At Speed for Success

Spain Concerned Over Possibility Of Red Invasion   Invites Probe Of Atom Rumors

BYRNES WARNS SOVIET RUSSIA   Red Claim of Treaty Denied by U. S.

Graves of 600 U.S. Airmen Found in Austrig; Bodies to Be Transferred

RELIEF PROTEST SENT TO CHIANG   LAGUARDIA CABLES CHINESE LEADER HE MUST OVERHAUL SETUP FOR SUPPLIES,

BABY RESCUED FROM LOCKER      TWO-WEEKS OLD BABY BOY  _LEFT_IN_THEATRE LOCKER—  HEART OF TIMES  SQUARE

A Symbol of What’s in Store Seen as Major Food Chain ‘Goes Out of Meat Business’ in 38 States

Solution to Nation’s Worst Meat Panic Seems Far in Future   Probable Severity, Duration, Effect of Black Market Are All Topics of Speculation; Many Leading Dealers Closing Their Shops

Pittsburgh Electric Strike Set Tuesday   Second Shutdown Within Year Slated Unless Agreement  Is Reached on Wages

Power Walkout At Midnight s Threat of Union   Industrial District Awaits Zero Hour; Emergency Measures

Pittsburgh Awaits Strike Of Power Employes Tonight Negotiations Continuing

U.S, PLEDGE 10 U.N. DEPOSITED   ‘Clause on Compulsory Jurisdiction Accepted

QUIETLY IN FIRST FLECTION   Tokvo Declares Holiday As Women Vote

Milk Price Soars to 19 Cents a Qt.   Cream Advanced 18 to 21 Cents A Half-Pint - -

Dew ey Wins By Landslide Over Mead   LU. S. Senator Race in New York Close With Ives Beating Lehman

200 FAMILIES ARE WIPED OUT ARMY REPORTS   Seven-Foot Tidal Wave Engulfs Eastern Shores Of Shikoku   BRITISH GARRISON SUFFERS DAMAGE

Large Southern Area Hit by Jolt Felt Around World   Many Houses Reported Washed Away; 150-Mile Coastal Area Affected

Seven-Foot Wave Follows Temblor; Numerous Houses Are Washed Away, Families Wiped Out

Reports Indicate 1,000 Japs Dead  No Casualties Among U.S. Forces Reported

TREMOR BRINGS A TIDAL WAVE      Hundreds of Homes Under Water at Result; Death Toll is ; Undetermined

Homes Crushed And Thousands Feared Killed   Tidal Wave Centers 100 Miles Southwest of City of Osaka

MAIN ISLAND OF HONSHU IS ROCKED   Nation Experiences Worst Shock Since Tremblor That Devastated Tokyo December 1, 1923.   HOMES ENGULFED. BY TIDAL WAVE   Belt of Destruction 150 Miles Long—No Report of Casualties Among Allied Troops.

Full Shoek Hits East Shore of Shikoku Island   Thousands Hurt and Many Homes Ruined; No Allied Casualties

Thousands Reported Killed And Injured As High Tidal Wave Hits Homes And Ships

SON HELD AFTER FATHER IS SLAIN   Prosecutor Says Kenton Ex-GI to Face Second Degree Count

KENTON VETERAN SHOT FATHER DURING ARGUMENT LAST NIGHT   DISTRICT COMMANDER OF VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS KILLED BY HIS SON LAST NIGHT

South Texas Flood Damage Counted In Millions of Dollars as Water Recedes

Maritime Talks Are Broken Off for a Time  Hopes to Settle the  Dispute Are

Maritime Talks Are Broken Off for a Time  Ty... .. gg. Ct _gagzy 34   Hopes to Settle the Dispute Are Dimmed for Present

PLANN INSTITUTE TO OPEN MARCH 19   Ten Lectures to Be Given by Experts From U, of 1

Tuberculosis Program Planned By County Nurse      Search for New Cases to Start This Week

Search For T. B. Cases Is Underway   Public Health ‘Nurse to Make Home Visits In Pocahontas County

1946 Cotton Crop Insurance Program Gets Under Way in Southern Area

Over 33,100 Persons — Involved In 2,107  Cases Of Old Age, Children And Blind

‘Dept. of Public Assistance Paid $761,445.50 to People ‘Of Clearfield County In ’45

GOERING NOTES: _ NOT REVEALED      ALLIED COUNCIL DECIDES TO . WITHHOLD CONTENTS OF SUICIDE MESSAGE -

TRIAL OF GENERAL HOMMA -QOMES TO END IN MANILA   SENTENCE OF JAPANESE OFFICER TO BE ANNOUNCED MONDAY—DEATH SENTENCE PROBABLE

Stettinius Resigns U.N. Post   But Truman Refuses to Accept It.and Believes He Will Stay; No Per gonal Clash Indicated

Rejects Plea Of rca      Truman Reveals Stalin Rejects Invitations For Visits to U.S.

OFFER TO QUIT BY STETTINIUS   ‘But Truman Urges U.N. Represen  tative to Remain on the Job; Has Submitted Resignation

Chief Asks U.N. Man  to Remain   President Believes Council Delegate Will Stay on Job -

Resignation Is Sent to Truman  President Says He Will No# Accept It

Stettinius Gives Resignation As UN Delegate   President Truman Says Will Refuse To Accept, Thinks He Will Agree

Stettinius Asks. To Be Relieved Of Council Jo}   Truman Tries to Perswade Him to Reconsider Resignation from UN

STETTINIUS TRYING TO QUIT POST   Differences With State Secretary Byrnes Indicated

TRUMAN WANTS STETTINIUS 10 STAY WITH UN      Rift With Byrnes Hinted As U. S. Representative On Council Resigns

Truman Won't Let Stettinius Quit U.N. Post   President Wants Him To Remain As Delegate On Security Council.

Truman Says He ll Refuse To Accept If   Former Secretary Declares That He Hae Finished Job

Stettinius Resignation Is Not Accepted   UALS. Delegate to UN. Courei! Asked to Retain Post

Stettinius Is Asked Not To Quit UN Post   President Reveals Letter Of Resignation From U. §. Representative

RESIGNATION OF STETTINIUS NOT YET ACCEPTED   Truman Moves To Keep UN Security Councilman On The Job

TRUMAN WONT TAKE REQUEST TO LEAVE POST   Stettinius Fails in 3rd Attempt to Quit Government Service

Letter Of Resignation Not Yet Answered, President Says   Chief Executive Shows ‘Surprise   Delegate Considers Origi nal Job He Accepted Has Been Completed

STETTINIUS RESIGNS AS DELEGATE 10 U.N. COUNCIL   Truman Expects Him To Remain By Refusing To Accept Request

STETTINIUS. TRYING TO QUIT POST   Would Resign As Delegate on UN  Security Council

Truman to -Stettinius: Dont Qui   U.N. Representative in Resignation Move but President Opposed.

STETTINIUS IS SEEKING 70 QUIT UN POST   President Truman Trying to Persuade Him Not to Resign at Present.

E.R. Stettinius Seeks to Quit UN Position.   Feels He Is Playing Second Fiddle to “James F. Byrnes

Move Comes As Surprise To President   Seek To Persuade Representatives To Remain On Job

TRUMAN WANTS ED STETTINIUS TA KEEP PACT   Former Secretary of State Desires to Quit Job on Security Council   SEVERAL REASONS GIVEN   Main One Is Dissatisfaction With His Minor Role Under Byrnes

Stettinius Seeks To Quit Security Counci   Truman Trying To Persuade Him To Remain As UN Representative

Stettinius Has Sent President His Resignation  Truman Says He'll Refuse to Accept It

Stettinius Resigns Dost With Council   President Plans to Refuse To Accept Envoy's Proposal

Stettinius Resigns As US. Delegate To United Nations   Resignation Submitted Amid Differences With Byrnes

TRUMAN ASKS STETTINIUS TO KEEP UN POST   Resignation Submitted As Delegate of U.S. On Security Council

Stettinius Wants to Quit As US Representative to UN  Truman Will Refuse Resiqnation 

STETTINIUS IN MOVE TO RESIGN   Truman Refuses To Accept Decision To Quit

Truman Turns Down Request Of Diplomat   Action Comes After Rumors Of Friction

Stettinius Seeks To Quit U.N. Post   But Truman Says He Will Not Accept Resignation from The Security Council

STETTINIUS RESIGN U. N. POST   President Says He ' Will Refuse the Proffered Resignation’   HIS JOB RESTRICTED

Truman Reports Resignation of UNO Delegate   President, Byrnes Want Envoy To Withdraw Action

Stettinius Turns In Resignation   Truman and Byrnes Want U. N. Delegate To Continue on Job

Truman Refuses Resignation of E. RB. Stettinius   Asks Representative on U.N. Council to Stav on Job '

Stettinius Weary of U.N. Labors   Tries to Resign, Truman Refuses Resignation

WILL REFUSE RESIGNATION OF STETTINIUS   UN Delegate Says His Job as U. S. Organizer of Council is Completed

President Will Not Accept His Offer To Quit   Jop Completed In Organizing Body, Truman Is Told

STETTINIUS ASKS TO RESIGN POST ON U.N. COUNCIL  PRESIDENT TRUMAN cave WE WIL! NOT

Stettinius to Quit UN Security Council   Submits Resignation to Truman, Who Wants Him to Stay

Refuse To Let Stettinius Quit   President Declares He Will Not Accept Resignation From UN Council. 

DESIRES TO RETURN T0 PRIVATE LIFE   Truman Says He Will Refuse to Accept Resignation

Disagreement On Policy Is Denied   Truman Hopes American Representative Qu World Rodu Will Consent To Remain   He's Not Policy Maker.   Renlaced By Brvnes.

TRUMAN HOPES TO RETAL DELEGATE AND EASE FRIC  TION—STALIN NOT  COMING TO U.S.

IETTINUS. ASKS 10 QUIT POSITION   Truman, However, Wants Him to Stay on Present Job

Stentinius Displeased With Role After Truman Said Poliey Was Shaped in Washington

Truman Seeks to Persuade Stettinius to Remain as U. S. Representative on UN

—NOT ACCEPTED— Stettinius Resignation Is Refused   Truman Wants Hir Tea Keen U. N. Jot

Soviet Demands On Reparations  Topic Of Attack   Australian Delegate At Paris Asking They Be Justified.

LOAN BY U.S. IS WELCOMED IN BRITAIN   Usual Passiveness and Lack of Effusion Noted, However

IS WELCOMED IN BRITAIN.   Usual Passiveness and Lack of Effusion Noted, However

Orders Speedy Wace Curb End, Other Decontrols   Says Rent Lids to Stay; Anderson Formalizes Rule

Contends It Endangers Progress of Conference Of Foreign Ministers

Failure To Recognize Bulgaria Is Threat to Paris Parley, Reds Say

ALLEGE PACT BY BIG3 NOT CARRIED OUT   Soviet Radio Critical Of U. S. Position On  Austrian Issue

‘U.S. delay endangering  conference’  Pravda hits at Rialoarian stand

Cold Wave In North Extends Down To Texas   Heavy Damage Is Caused By Storm In Deen South

GERMANS STILL IN 2 COUNTRIES   aerate erase  Argentina And Spain Listed As Hideouts For Some ‘Obnoxious’ Germans

N. O. Cotton   U.S. Pushes Drive to Uproot Nazis Still Working for Reich

Spain, Argentina Termed Strongholds For Obnoxious and Dangerous Germans

‘President Orders Lewis Held In Contempt As He Disobeys Injunction

Truman Rules Against Seizure Of Struck Case Farm Machinery Plan!

Won't Seize Case Plants   Farm Representatives Testify As Board Opens Hearings

Seizure Not In Interest Of the Public   Gives That as Reason fo! Not Taking Action—Silent on Allis Chalmers

CASE PLANT SEIZURE REJECTED BY TRUMAN   Decides Action Wouldn’t Be ‘In The Public Interest’

BUREAU RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE NAMED   Nagel Again Serves  as Organization Directar

STATISTICAL RESUME   BUILDING PERMIT  TOTALS      REAL ESTATE DEEDS   BANK CLEARINGS

STATISTICAL RESUME   BUILDING PERMIT TOT. Va S   REAL ESTATE DEEDS      BANK CLEARINGS

STATISTICAL RESUME   BUILDING PERMIT TOTALS      REAL ESTATE DEEDS

Retail Lumbermen See No General  Markup in Prices  Black Markets Only One to Suffer By Changed Policy

WPAAAAARAAAAAAALSAAAAAL SY  UNRRA Investigators Give OK to Yugoslavia

Veterans Go To District Legion, Meeting Tuesday  Storm Lake Post

NINTH DISTRICT LEGION AUXILt ~ ARV CONFERENCE   Plymouth and Sioux Coun ties To Have Strong Delegations

~ APY CONEERENCE   Plymouth and Sioux Counties To Have Strong Delegations

Veterans Go To  District Legion, .  Meeting Tuesday Stor Lake Post  To Be Host To  os AYR a Vinee

MEEK SUN GREETS DERBY-DAY CROWD   Track ‘Muddy’ As 17 Hope: fuls Get Set

THRONGS AT DERBY   Meek Sun Greets Vanguard of 100,000 at Kentucky Classic

Bodies Are Conveyed ToBelgrade   Search for Fifth Soldier in Plane Shot Down by the Yugoslavs

New Development Is Described Today as Situation Is Said to be Eased at Belgrade.   COUNTER CHARGES HEARD AT PARLEY

SEEK LEARN FATE OF TWO U.S. AIRMEN   Mountain Area Will Be Combed In Search

Flier Victims Begin Journey   Yugoslavia Is Hostile To U. S. In Press Comment

Slavs To Seek Missing Airman  Tito Gives Military   Tito Gives Military Escort For Bodies of Three U. S. Fliers

FATE OF FIFTH TITO VICTIM STILL MYSTER)   Yugoslavs Pay Military Honors

4 Bodies Taken Out  of Grave   Yugoslav Mountains Hunted for Fifth Man Aboard Transport

Army Division Fights Bandits  Large-Scale Action - in Greece Reported

Australian Offers Only Objection   Delegates Feel Action Enhances Stature of Council

UNITED NATIONS SHELVES IRANIAN "CASE TILL MAY f   Action Comes on Heels of Russia’s Pledge to Withdraw Troops From Country.   AUSTRALIAN DELEGATE HITS GROMYKO WALKOUT   Declares Sovict Enyoy’s Departure From Sessions Prejudiced Work of Council.

Byrnes Holds Soviet Pledge Sufficient   U.N. ILurdles Obstacle Despile Opposition of Australian Delegate

UNO Shelves Iranian Case Until May 6   Accepts Russia’s Pledge To Move Out Of Iran

UN Council Votes To Shelve Tranian  Case Until May 6   Russia’s Pledge to Withdraw Troops from Iran Accepted Over Vigorous Objection Of Australian Delegate: Russian Loses Little Time in Getting Back Into Fold

oN. Diss Fer rer ‘eoa [-—_ Mev ‘   acceys ussian >romise “ver /.us-raian’s -ro-es-

Council Accepts Russia's Pledge To Quit fran   Byrnes’ Resolution  Delays Explosive Case Till May 6

Australia Objects To  Shelving Iranian Case   United Nations Security Council Recesses To Next Tuesday; Tehran Voices Its Pleasure  That ‘Pressure Is Off’

lranian Case Is Postponed Until May 6ft   Russia's Pledge to With. draw Its Troops is’ Accepted

IRANIAN CASE DEFERRED BY UNO COUNCIL   Soviet Pledge Results In Postponement Of Case to May 6

Members Vote To Defer Case Until May 6   Action Is Taken é Over Objection of Australian Delegation

UNO Accepts Soviet Plan To Leave Iran   Council Sets May 6 Deadline For Withdrawal: Outlook Said Bright

U. N. Postpones Intervention in Iranian Dispute   Australian Envoy Objects; Sees Loss of Prestice

Iranian Case Shelved by Security Council on Motion by Byrnes   Russia's Unconditional Pledge to Withdraw Troops Is Accepted: Gromyko'’s Walkout Is Criticized

lranian Issue «Put On Shelf  ‘United Nations Weather   trek Sater

IRANIAN CASE DEFERRED 10 MAY OBY U.N   RUSSIAN PLEDGE TO WITHDRAW TROOPS ACCEPTED

Speculation Indicates Change in Tactics to Meet Atom Bomb Threat

A-BOMB TRIAL ON SCHEDULE, SAYS BLAND)   Weather Is Favorable On Bikini Atoll for  Historic Explosion

BIKINI A-BOMB’ MICHT BE DUD, EXPERT WARNS   Vice-Admiral Blandy Reports Weather Favorable, Test Comirg Off Today

A-Bomb Test Plans Are Sef   Baring Storm, Bomb Will  Be Dropped Approximately At 3:30 P. M. CST

Atom Bomb To Fail At Bikini At 4:30 Today   Vie Admiral W. H. P. Blandy Gives Signal for Yest Despite Sudden   Clouding Up   Evacuation of Lagoon Underway   Some 40,000 Biliary Per sonnel, Scientists, Reporters and Observers  Cleared from Zone

Atomie Bomb Drops Today At 4:30 P. M., Blandy Rules   World’s Eyes, Ears Turn To Small Atoll Of Bikini In Pacific

ATOMIC BOMB TESTS BOOKED FOR 4:30 P.M   WEATHER AT BIKIN] FAVORABLE FOR WIERD FEAT

Order Given Despite Sudden Cloud Formation   Force Evacuates Bikini Atoll As Tense Moment Draws Closer

BLANDY SAYS  S0MB 0 60 OFF ON TIME   Barring Change in Weather, Blast Will Occur at 3:30 CST Today...

Soap Leads New Price Advances   Boosts on Scarce Products Range from 10 te 50 Per Cents

Soap Makers Boost Price  20 Per Cent   Other Scarce Items. Freed Of Controls, Also Take Skyward Jump

Soap Prices Lead Sharp  Unward Trenec  wr a!   Hikes Blamed on increased Costs of Labor, Materials

$100 Hike for General Motors Passenger Cars   Most Soaps Jump 50 Per Cent; Copper, Lead and Zinc Spurt

British Plan Wins Approval   Moslem League Favors Scheme For Indian Indernendence

MeNutt asks  prompt relief for Filipinos  ‘U.S. must fulfill pledge to islands’

RELIEF NEEDED FOR PHILIPPINES   McNutt Expects Action By Congress To Start Rehabilitation

Uniontown Man Elected National Legion Head   Paul’ Griffith Is First State Man To Hold Post Of Commander

Conflict Between U.S., Yugoslavia Seen Indicating Greatcr Frouble Than Just International Incident

Row Merely A Symptom   Russo-Turkish  SituaHon Is Much More of an Issue Than Actual Attacks on Americans

DISPUTE BETWEEN UNITED STATES, YUGOSLAVIA REFLECTS GREATER DIVISION AMONG MAIOR POWERS

RUSSIA MAY NOT BE READY FOR TEST OF STRENGTH; U. S. ADMITS ‘EASTERN, WESTERN WORLDS EXIST

RUN GARIA CALLS “TOR MORE LAND   ———  Treaty Already Too Easy On “Criminal Nation’, Greeks Charge

Former Satellite Nation Desiring Western Thrace   Ukranian Soviet Voices Supporting Bid For Bulaars

‘Bulgars Ask Conference  For Thrace   Grecks Give Heated Reply; Hungary Is Heard, Finns Ready

Bulgaria Asks For Return of Western Thrace   Greeks Give Stinging Reply After Request

bulgaria Asks Return Of Territory  From mn Greece   Greeks Brand Her Criminal Nation, Say Treaty Draft AireadyTooLenient

Hungary Also Pleads for Leniency, Arguing That They Had Not Granted All Aid Hitler Asked.

GREEKS OPPOSE BULGARIAN BID FOR LENIENCY   Bulgars Protest Grant Of Western Thrace  To Grecians

Greece Assails Bulgar Claim: Hungary Heard      Finland to Present Case at End of Hungarian Debote

ASKS THRACE BE RETURNED TO BULGARIA   Nation Puts Claim Tce Parley and Draws Stinging Reply

Bulgaria Pleads For Return of Western Thrace   Greeks Brand Nation As Criminal; Ukraine Supports Country’s  Claim to Territory

Hungary Asks Leniency in Peace Pact   Return of Thrace From Greece Backed by Ukraine

Bulgaria Gets Stinging Reply From Greece   Hungary, Bulgaria Present Cases To Peace Conference

DISCOVER ARMS IN SYNAGOGUE      British Find Cache in Raid In Palestine City

Find Cache Of Arms Under Tel Aviv Syn’ gogue   Gun-Carrying Chaplain Of Chureh Of Engiand Leads Troops To Discovery

More Clothing For Men Near,  Industry Says   Suit. Deliveries to: Pick Uy _ From ‘Now.-On;  7,000,000 More Than Normal Production Planned

Truman Plannine For GOP Shift; Will Not Resign   Suggestion That He Quit Brushed Aside as Fantastic

President Truman Has Chat with Molotov in Capital   Russian Takes Time Out From His Duties to See President in Washington

A TOWN TO BE SOLD   Buyer of Arlington, Mo.. Will Get  120 Acres, 16 Buildings

@ PAUL MALLON—   Looking for Examples of How Russia Operates Abroad?

ell al        Looking for Examples of How Russia Operates Abroad?

Paris Site Of 1947 Legion Convention   There Will Be Another One Far Starv-At-Homes

130,000 In N. E. Stand To Benefit By Old Age Plan   S. S. Expansion Favor To Give Insurance Credits For Vets’ Service Years

WAGE-PRICE FORMULA 1S ANTICIPATED   President Is Expected to Offer Steel Price Boos¢

Wage-Price Formula May Provide Solution To Crisis In Steel   President To Decide Today If “Big Steel Formula” Is To Be Suggested To Break  Destructive Strife In Major Industries,

376,000 AMERICANS ARE IDLE IN STRIKES; TWO MILLIOM MORE THREATEN WALK-OUT

STALEMATES IN WORK DISPUTES, 376,000 IDLE   Truman Charges Both Sides

NEGOTIATIONS IN LABOR DISPUTES ARE DEADLOGKED   Additional 2,000,000 Persons To Join Strikers Within Two Weeks

Negotiations Break Down On All Issues   Work Stoppages Threaten To Make 2's Million Idle

President Murray Orders Deferment  Until Next Week   May Pave Way For Steel Industry To Accept Union Offer To Settle Its Demands For $1.56 A Day Increase,

UNION LEADERS PLAN STRATEGY ON BIG STRIKES   Government Has 2 Alternatives—Seize Plants, Let Strike Go

Two Million May Be Out On Strike In Two Weeks   ‘Washington Telephone ‘Operators Stage  One-Hour Sit-Down

Labor Disputes At Standstill  Across Nation   Few Negotiations Are Under Way As More Walkouts Loom

9,000,000 MAY JOIN STRIKE IDLE   Government Relying on Mediation, FactFinding Panels to Avert Walkouts.

Steel Negotiations Shift To White House; Wire Men Confering   Schwellenback Intimates Government May Take Over Telephone Systems If Settlement Is Not Reached Before Midnight Tonight.

LEADERS DRAFT FINAL STRATEGY FOR SHUTOOWNS   2,000,000 Men May Be Idle Within T wo Weeks

Telephone Unior ls Taking Vote On Strike Plans   Negotiations Are at Standstill Between Labor and Industry

Work Stoppages That Threaten  In Meat Packing, Steel, Electric Plants Call For All-Out Effort To Reach Accord

Government Relies on Mediation: And Fact-Finding To Avert New © Walkouts—Plant. Seizure Possible

Government Seaks to. Pre. vent Walkouts in Meat and Steel Plants

Two Million More To Join Walkouts Soon   Communications Tie-Up Looming

TWO MILLION MAY BE IDLE IN TWO WEEKS   Government Relies on Fact Panels to Avert Walkouts

Iwo Million Unemployed May Be Added To Idle in Two Weeks. WARREN SAYS THERE ARE 2 ALTERNATIVES  Government Siezure Of Plants Or Let Strikes tun Their Course.

Seizure by Government Threatened   If Conciliation and Factfinding Fail to Halt Work Stoppages

2 Million Face Layoff As 4 New Strikes Brew  U.S. Counts 411,000 Already Idle; Nationwide ’Phone Tieupn Likelv

Negotiations At Virtual Standstill As ClO Union Heads Plan For Shutdowns

Planned Strikes Expected to Idle ? Million Workers Within 2 Weeks

2,000 Hebrews Attempt Escape  Second Try to Flee Camp   Second Try to Flee Camp On Cyorus Fails

HOUSEWIVES FACE A BIG BOOST IN THEIR MEAT BILL   OPA Said the Increase Would Fall on Those Who Can Afford It.   IT MAY BE $600,000,000   Is Result From An Average Increase of 334 Cents a Pound Retail.

LUXURY CLASS HARDEST HIT BY OPA BOOST   Packers Pledge Support in Bid to Make New Policy Work

A $600 Million Hike in Annual Bill For Meat   But Most of Increase to Fall on Those ‘Who Can Afford It’

New Meat Prices Set   OPA-Authorized Boost Largest on Best Cuts. And Choicest Grades; Into Effect Tuesday -

Meat Bills To Go Up 600-Million   Jump Results from Hike in Retail Prices That  - OPA Allows on Some Cuts   Packers to Help   Most of the Increases Are Taken on Choice Pieces

Meat Ceilings Due on Tuesday   Most Increases Made On Higher Price Cuts Of Beef and Pork

Meat Pri ices Cut’ Despite Boos ts Over hie Level   OPA~-Gelliinges-Pake-Effée   “Triestiy “AT Maxims -Beélow Current Charges

Annual Meat Bill In U.S. To Increase $600,000,000   Housewives Face Huge Cos’ Boost, But OPA Says Most Of Jump Will Fall On Those Who Can Afford It

Meat Price Hike Will Be Backed  ‘By Packers, Prime Cuts Increased

New Meat Price Under Present Rate, Is Claim  $600,000,000 Jump in U.S. Bill Seen;  Avernace lnarrance (Of

Meat Bill Is Hiked Millions   Most Increases Are Tacked Onto Choice And Prime Cuts

$600 MILLIO BOOST IN MEAT BILL IN VIEW UNDER CEILING   OPA Says Cost Will Hit Those Who Are Most Able To Pay

MISSOURI PROMISED GENERAL RAIN TODAY   Moderate Winds, Thunderstorms and Drop in Temperature Forecast for State.

SAYS ALBANIA TRIPLED ARMY   Greece Hurls New Charge: In Attempts to Block UN Membership Bid

Greece Issues More Charges With UN Counci   Reiterate Complaints That Albania Not  ‘Peace-Loving'’

Greece Files New Charges to Block Albanian UN Entry   Says Premier Introduced Dictatorship and Tripled Army

Labor Secretary Joins Mediation Talks in Capital   Refuses to Speculate on Pos. sibility of Settlement of Controversy

SCHWELLENBACH AY CONFERENCE ON PHONE ISSUE :   Federal Seizure Hinted Tonight;  Qarvice Curtailed

Labor Officials Freely Predict  Federal Seizure   Picketing Restrained By Court In Some Southern States

SEEK END TO NATION-WIDE PHONE TIEUF   U.S. Government May Seize Lines if Mediation Fails

U.S. SEEKING TO END STRIKE OF PHONE GREWS      Labor Secretary Has Joined Con ferences Seeking To End Tie-nn

“6b Th Se Sen ek Tee Sk Se Sek Tek ee ee  : WESTBROOK;  PEGLER :   Pays Tribute To Service Of Late Official

Ships Rock Silently _ Awaiting Death Blow   All's In Readiness for World’s First Underwater Atomic Exonlosion at Bikini Todart.

Preparations Are Beoun For Second Blast At Bikini   If Weather Turns Bad At Last Moment Detonation Will Be Postponed   EIGHTY-SEVEN SHIPS IN TARGET ARRAY

UNDERWATER BLAST 70 BE AT  480 71S AFTERNOON IF          WEATHER IS FAVOR ABLE

ENVOYS IN PEAGE   Legislation’ Would Extend Authority Given to President

New Powers To Be Asked  For Truman   Proposal Would Provide for Many Military Missions

State Department Asks Free Hand for President to Send U.S. Militarv Missions Abroad

Texas Railroads In Action After Hours Of Delay   Union Officials Fail To Receive Notice Of Strike Cancellation

Schedules Disrupted For Several Hours  Trains Delayed Ove State After Action

INFLUENCES WASHINGTON  SAID TO HAVE BLOCKED RECOVERY—"ANTI-SEMITISM” CONTROVERSY

Washington “Moved In” After Under Secretary of War Royall Asked Justice Department to Investigate OQOverpayment to Batavia.

Ford Ready To Testify In OPA Quiz   Year Extension Seems Certain, Bowles Faces Third Day’s Questioning

Ford Is Willing To Appear at Hearina   Program To Encourage Production of Lower-Priced Clothing Is Revealed

Another Huge Arsenal Found In Tel Aviv   Believed To Belong To Jewish Hagana, Undereround Group

BOYS SCHOOL HIDES JEWISH ARMS ARSENAL   British Discover Huge Cache Hidden In  Store Rooms

BRITISH DIG UP HIDDEN ARSENAL   Huge Store Of ‘Arms Found In School At Tel Aviv

LEWIS OPENS DIRECT WAGE NEGOTIATIONS   Threat Of Nov. 20 Walkout Voiced By Leader

nN egotiation On Miners’ Pay Starts   Meeting of Lewis, Krug Opens With UMW Chief Threatening Walk-Out Of 400.000 Nov. 20.

Lewis Squares Off With Krug In Wage Fight   UMW Chief Strides Un smiling into Conference Room With 26 Other  Union Officials

KRUG OPENS NEGOTIATIONS WITHLEWIS   Mine Unien Chief Gives No . Hint Whether He Will   Make Public His   Wage Demands   NEW STRIKE THREATENS

LEWIS JOINS IN SOFT COAL TALK   Secretary Krug Also Present for Meeting

FOUR PERISH IN HOTEL BLAZE AT “SAN FRANGISEL   Fire Called Most Destructive in 10 Years; Sound Five. Alarms

Hotel Fire Takes At Least 4 Lives In San Francise   Firemen Believe All Guests Out of 7-Story Structure In Time

Gronryko Gives Up Vote Fight   UN Atom Commission Adopts Simpler Plan

Gromyko Shows Spirit Of  Coneession and Gives Up Fight For Two-Thirds Rule

Russians Drop Fight on Atomic Control Rules   Procedure Plan Adopted After Light Argument

FRANK CROSS, 76, TREASURER OF ISUN OIL, DEES   Executive Had Been With Firm Since 98; HI For One Month

GOERING CASE “CLEANUP SEEN “INA FEW DAYS   ALLIED COMMISSIONER DE_CLARES “STRANGE AND SEN “SATIONAL” SOLUTION HAS 7 BEEN DISCOVERED

GOERING DEATH CASE SOLVED; ARMY CLEARED   Sensational Details Withheid By Allied Controt Council

SOLUTION 10 UQERING DEATH 5 AWARTED   Generals Predict Explanation Will Absolve Army

Goering Mystery May Be Cleared   ‘Strange And Sensational’ Solution Of How Goering Got Poison May Come By LOWELL BENNETT

YOUNG CHICAGO GIRL KIDNAPED   Father Makes Appeal For Safety Of Child

PATHE PEAS ‘TH KWUPER TG SPARE a   Promises, to Pay Ransom of $20,000 ‘for Return of 6-year-Old Child   SEIZED FROM BEDROOM   Chicago Man, an Official, in OPA, Broadcasts Appeal for Her Safe Return

Child Held For Ransom Of $20,000   Six-year-old Suzanne Degnan Taken from Hom:—  Note Is Left

Chicas ago Child Kidnaped; Ask $20,000 In Ransom   ‘Father, An OPA Official, Broadcasts Appeals For Return Of Daughter: Heard Child Mumble During Night But Thought She Was Talking In Sleep

Chicago Girl, 6, Kidnapped; Asks $20,000 Ransom   Fathe Ready to Pay,

Ransom of $20,000 Is Demanded   Child Taken from Bed; Father Makes Appeal to Abductor

$20,000 Ransom Is Demanded [By Child’s Abducto      Father Makes Appeal Daughter Be Returned Without Being Harmed

Note Demands $20,000 From OPA Director   Child Stolen From Bed in Pajamas; Father Pleads Fer Return

Ransom for Girl, 6, Put At $20,000   Father Broadcasts Plea For Her Safe Return; Not Wealthy Man.

Kidnap Tot In Chicago   Father Appeals For Girl’s Return; Has Ransom Ready

Ransom Note Asks $20,000 From Father   Child, Daughter Of OPA Executive, Taken While Asleep

FATHER PLEADS FOR SAFETY OF 6-YEAR-OLD TOT   Girl Snatched From Bed as Parents Sleep Nearby

Price Roll Backs Demanded By (10   Umion Leaders Warn Lack Of Controls Will Lead To Wage Increase Demands

OPA DECONTROL CONTINUES, TO ASK RENT BOOST   Action Is Expected Today On Removal Of Prices On Baker's Goods

Ceilings May Go Ofi Bakery Goods   OPA Preparing To Decontrol Many More Items This Week: Boost Sought In Rents

BAKERS AWAIT DECONTROL FOR INDUSTRY   Real Estate Boards Continue Drive for Immediate Rent In. crease.

New Flurry Of Decontro! Orders Due   Decision Awaited On Petition From Bakers To Abolish Ceilings

DARING INDUSTRY ASKS DECONTRO   Petition May Be Rejected Pending Action on Wheat and Other items

QPA’S DECISION AWAITED TODAY BY BAKER-MEN   Agency Winds Up For New Flurry Of Decontrol Orders  )

Ministers Again Exchange Views On Trieste Issue   Byrnes Entertains Molofor after Discussion of Key Question

SEC. BYRNES GIVES DINNER FOR REDS   NATURE OF DISCUSSIONS UNDISCLOSED—TRIESTE PROBLEM BEFORE BIG 4,

4-Power Ministers Adjourn Following Trieste Discussion  U. S. Informant Say: No Decision Reached

RED * DELEGATION DINES WITH BYRNES      Foreign Ministers Hold Brie! Disctission On Trieste Refora Adiourning 

MINISTERS FIND TRIESTE PUZZLE   Italian Question Given Up After Two Hours Of Debate

Trieste Issue fs Debated Again   Big-Four Ministers Drop Discussion After Two Hour Session

Trieste Question Is Taken Up by the Big Four   Byrnes Entertains Molotov at Dinner Meeting

GARSSON MUNITION PUBLICISTS MUST PRODUCE RECORDS OR FACE CENATE CHARGE OF CONTEMD

Veterans Will Be Able to Get Study Courses by Mai   Veterans Administration Arranges for Correspondence Courses

 es — > Hillman. Gloomily Predicts “Orgy Of Inflation”, Declares Unies “Wrecking Crew” Has Made Shambles Of Price Co ntrol

Congress Rapped For OPA Action   Hillman Says Body Betrayed Interests Of Panonnleae

Hillman Declares Congress Made Shambles Of Control WithInflation Threatening

Baby with Two Heads Clings to Life ‘Which Doctors Say May Not Be Long

SVVV VT VT TV TTT TTT TT Girl Child With  Two Heads Still  rg Se  Sat oS «ef

Mother Believes Two-headed Baby Is Twins; Scientists Check Infant

Girl Child Born with Two Normal *Heads Clings to Second Dav of Life

2-HEADED BABY STILL LIVING   No Change In Condition of Baby Born In England

Support OPA Wallace Plea To Farmers   Commerce _ Secretary  Sees Next 18 Months As Critical

‘Kind Lady’ Starts At 8:15  eeu Troupe In City For Tonight's Play

DEADLOCK IN GOAL STRIKE . TIGHTENS UF   MEDIATOR MAKING ET FORT TODAY TO PREViNT. . BREAKING OFF OF CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS

RUSSIAN STAND ON VETO DIMS OUTLOOK IN UN   Violotov Rejects All Efforts [To Compromise Issue; Delegates Still Have Op portunity Of Action In UN Assembly.

Gulf Between Great Powers Grows Wider   Move To Censure Russia's Use Of Veto Now Likely

MAY CENSURE USE OF VETO   Appears Likely After Molotov Rejects Compromise Proposal

Soviets  To Faee Battling  On Veto   Use Of Power : Heading For Showdown

Move in U. N. to Censure Russian Use of Veto Power   Appeal for Assembly Action Appears Likely After Molotov Flatly Rejects All Efforts to Camnpromise Issue: Gulf is Widening

Red Censure By Assembly On Veto Use Seen Likely   Molotov Has Bluntly Refused Compromise;  Debate Is Scheduled

RUSSIAN STAND ON VETO CLOUDS OUTLOOK IN U.N   Molotov Rejects Compromise Efforts Of Four Powers

May Endeavo! To Censure lise Of Veto   Compromise Efforts Rejected By Reds’ V_M.- Molotov

Action in U.N, Assembly To Censure Russia’ s Use  Of Veto. Believed Likely

Russia Retuses To Compromise  The Veto Issue   Molotov’s Action Blasts Hope of Any Modification of Council Voting System

Nome Hit By Heavy Storm   Icy Gale Wrecks Buildings With Damage Estimated Over $200,000

Nome Digs Oui Of Wreckage From ley Gale   18 Buildings Are Destroyed or Damaged © With Loss Estimated  At $200,000. to $400,000

MEETINGS ON "AUTO STRIKE ARE RESUMEL   GENERAL MOTORS AGREES TO MEET WITH UNION SPOKES: MAN AFTER THREEWEEKS’ DEADLOCK

UNION, FIRM NEGOTIATIONS ARE RENEWED   Break Seen Near in Steel Workers Dispute

Labor Unions Plan Drives In the South   Associated Press Labor Reporter By MAX HALT,

AFL, CIO Begin Fight To Organize In South      Rivalry Flares Over In roads of 2 Labor Units Into Textile Industr y; Each Claims Wins

Rivalry of ClO and AFL To Organize Textile Workers Is Flaring Into War

Aim To Prevent Any Rebirth Of Jap Militarism   Draft Of Treaty Plan Sent To Umted Kingdom, China And Russia   PLAN WOULD FOLLOW TROOP WITHDRAWALS

PROVISIONS OF 2-YEAR PACT MADE PUBLIC   Rebirth of Nippon: Militarism Blocked by Instrument

GOVERNMENT BARES REVISED PLANS FOR CONTROL OF JAPAN   95-Year Four-Power Treaty Proposed =

Reveal Plans For 25-Year Rule On Japan   U. S. Proposes Treaty Banning Arms Rebirth And Ending Occupation

Union Calls Emergency Session To Consider  Calling Off Strike   Production Of Steel And Coal Drastically Cur tailed, Many Stores Closed, Trolleys Running At 25 Percent Of Normal.

39 Per Cent Available In Big Area   Leader Jailed. Others Remain Away From Work

"STRIKERS DEFY COURT ORDERS AT PITTSBURGH   $ Power Dwindles To 35 Per Cent Of Normal; Mills, Factories Close   UNION LEADER JAILED   Other Strikers May Face Court Unless Men Return To Work

“STRIKE LEADER IGNORES COURT ORDER-- JAILED   Refuses to Halt Power Strike and Gets Year In Jail

CONCERN GROWS OVER EFFECT OF MINE SHUTDOWN  KEY AGENCY HEADS - §EEK TO OVERCOME

OPERATORS GIVE UP HOPE FOR COAL TALK TO RESUME; GO HOME  “EVERY PERSON” MAY BE HURT BY LOSS OF PRODUCTION, SAYS. CPA:

U. S. Imposes Cut on Postal Freight Hauls   Limit on Packages, - Rail Delivery Begins; Passeneer Slash Set

Commission To Study Company's Plan Boost !n Bus Fares Is Sought In City

Sonises To Study Company's Plan Boost In Bus Fares  Is Sought In City

State Department Rejects Belgrade Government's Efforts To Shun Responsibility In Attacks   WANT PAYMENT FOR FAMILIES, PLANES

U.S. Expects Tito To Pay Damages   State Department Official Says Claim Will Be Presented.

YUGOSLAVS TO GET BILL FOR U.S, INDEMNITY   Case Will Be Closed if Yugoslavia Pays for Damages

Firm American Note Insists Belgrade Take Concrete Steps to Close Incident

Says Bill will Be Presented In Near Future   Incident Closed Except for Payment, State Dept. Reports

IF DAMAGES ARE PAID INCIDENT WILL BE CLOSED   Must Compensate For Property Loss And Fliers’ Deaths

Tito Can Close Case With Cash   Slavs to Get Bill for Indemnity Soon

ef     eget mar ger a eh Rp ate   CLAYTON, IN PRESS. CON SAYS COMPENSATION.M! FOR PROPERTY DAMAGE AND FIVEiLIVES .--

American Press Advised to Hear Talk in Germany   Yugo-Slav Indemnity Pay for Fliers’ Lives Is Demanded

3000-WORD NOTE SENT YUGOSLAVIA   Tito Expresses Regret Over Inciaents

State Dept. Replies To Yugoslavia   Demands Indemnities To Families Of Five U. 8. Pliers Shot Down

POLICE RAID ‘HORROR HOUSE   Patients Chained To Beds ir Nursing Home

April Relief Export Quota Falls Short   Wheat Available For Hunger Areas Subject of Gloom

CIO Influence Issue In State Vote Tuesday   Light Balloting Is Expected In Primary Election

West Virginia Primary Dull   Labor Issue Leading Senate Campaigns

President Truman Goes To Missouri   Leaves For Independence, Mo., To Cast Ballot In Election   WILL TAKE NO PART IN PARTY CAMPAIGN

Never Saw Any Cruelties   Kilian’s Former Adjutan Admits Never Being Inside Guard House

Kilian’s Former Adjutan’ Testifies He Saw No Cruelty at Lichfield

Resolution by Wage Group is Approved   Officials Predict Early End of Govt. Stabilization Policy

MINE WORKERS READY DEMANDS   Collision With U, $. Wage Policy Possibility

UMW DELEGATES RATIFY PROGRAM FOR PAY HIKES   Wide Latitude Is Given to Union Heads When They Resume Negotiations   MANY. DEMANDS LISTED   Convention at Atlantic City Adopts Report of Wage Scale Committee

CHEERING UMW WORKERS START NEW WAGE DRIVE   Adopt Wage Contract Proposal: But No Specific Amount Set

Goal Miners Lay Plans for Fresh Wage Boost Plea  Government Moves  In Maritime Case

CHINA REITERATES MANCHURIA STAND   SOVEREIGN TY RESTATED AND NEW CONCESSIONS TO RUSSIA ARE DENIED.

China Rejects  Soviet Demands   Manchnyia Policy Restated By Chiang Government

Chiang Says Peace in Balance   Negotiations Are Based on Three Principles

NEW CONCESSIONS TO RUSSIA REJECTED   Chiang Kai-Shek Restates Chinese Sovereignty Over Manchuria;  Cooperation Sought

King George II of Greece Is ‘A Very Happy Man’ As Resulfs of Voting Continue Heavy for Monarchy

George Plans Speedy Return   Monarch Plans To Go Back To Athens In Two Or Three Weeks

GEORGE Il SET FOR GREEK ULE   King ‘Very Happy’ As He Prepares To Return

Greek King To Return Home   Election Returns in Favor of Monarch

Confidence Vote Given Grecian King in Exile  Voting Makes Him "Yery Happy Man’

KING TO RETURN TO GREECE SOON   Runs Ahead About 2 To © In Sunday’s Plebiscite

King George Is Happy   Back To Greece Soon Following’ Victory In Sept. 1 Plebescite

Intends to Return to Athens Soon, Thus Ending Second Exile Since . 1994

Plebiscite Is _ Two to One for Former Regime   Withdrawal of British Guardianship Seen as Result

ran Appeals Russ Dispute Io Nations   Security Council Ate Dick Ted Mwcrs First 2 est as Negotiations Fail

Appeal of Iran Is Carried to Security Council   Internal Affairs Said to Face Russian Meddling

TRAN CHARGES REDS “INTERFERING WITH INTERNAL AFFAIRS”  SECURITY COUNCIL ASKED FOR PROBE

UNO Council Gets Appeal  From Iran   Investigation of Dispute With Russia Is Sought; Atomic Energy Control Plan Passes Test

Iran Appeals ToUNOmlts Row With Rus:   Asks Probe of ‘Soviet In. terference’ at Azerbaijan

lran Appeals For Probe Of Russian Acts  Soviet Could Vet   Soviet Could Veto Any Final Action Taken On Issue In Security Council

IRAN ASKS MEDIATION IN ITS DISPUTE   Nation Appeals to United Nations Security Council to Investigate Its Difficulties With the Soviet  Union.

BRINGS CHARGES BEFORE SECURITY COUNCIL SESSION   First Internationa! Dispute to Be Aired BRefore Newly Organized Group

Iran Puts — Russ Fight Up to UNO   Soviet Interference in Internal Affairs Charged In Appeal

Ask Investigation of ‘Soviet Interference With Internal Affairs’; Negotiations Fail

Drastie Labor Legislation Is Expected   Penalties Are Urged For Men Refusing To Work After U. S.  Control Seized

Carriers Refuse to Negotiate After White House Proposal, Whitney and Johnston State   Offer by Byrnes, Schwellenbach More Favorable, Leaders State; Strike Continues Virtually 100% Effective: Milk Cars Moved

Truman May Ask Drastic Labor Laws   Penalty Request For Strike Against U. S. Expected By Congres:

President Turns To Solons Today, As New Plan Fail:   Brotherhoods Admit New Proposal Is  Best Ever Made

Krug Mine Pay Proposals Are Closed Secret   Claim Welfare Fund Compromise May Be Acceptable

TRUMAN MAY ASK DRASTIC MEASURE 10 GURB STRIKES   Two Senators Say President Favors Penalties for Those Refusing to Work for Government.   LEGISLATION SAID TO HAVE BEEN DRAFTED   Congressmen Declare Only Settlement of Rail and Coal Strikes Can Stop Introduction of Bill.

DRASTIC LAWS PROPOSED 10 CURB STRIKES   PENALTIES PLANNED FOR DEFIANCE OF GOVERNMENT

CONGRESS READY TO ACT QUICKLY TO HALT STRIKE   [eaders Announce Plans To Pass Needed Legislation   BARKLEY ANNOUNCES TRUMAN INTENTIONS

Truman Said Ready to Ask For Big Stick   Senators Hear President  Wants Law to Whip

‘Gloomy Repor! Is Issued by Conciliator   Congress Will Be Advised of Transport Crisis

Expect Truman Recommend ° Prastic Steps   Provide Penalties For Refusal To Work After Seizure

DRASTIC LAW MAY BE ASKED BY PRESIDENT   Reported Set to Ask . Curbs on Strikes Against Govt.

Hope Diamond Heiress Is Dead   Wife Of Former Senator Reynolds May Have Died From Overdose Of Pills

Former Senator's Wife Was Daughter Of Woman Who Owns Fatoi's “Hore Diamonitl’’

Mrs. Reynolds Was Found Dead   Had Been IIl Recently, Cause of Death To Be Determined

Asserts Franco is “Survival Bred by Hitler and Mussolini” Before Peace Conference in  '* Paris.

Says Acts of Fresh Aggression Are Under Way. Byrnes Supports Two - Thirds Voting Rule. Soviet Delegate  rAnnilandarne

Franco Spain Chief Target Of Criticism   Tells Democracies People Of Spoin Must Soon Be Given Help

RUSSIAN WAN ACTION TAK) AGAINST SPAuy   Molotov’s Two - Thirds Vote Stand Backed By Sec. Byrnes

Molotov Calls For Action  Against Spain   Byrnes Supports Red Stand for Two-Thirds Majority Vote in Peac Conference in Paris

BYRNES SUPPORTS. ~ TWO-THIRDS RULE   Molotov Says" Franco ‘Regime Must Eliminated; Calls Fascist Rule Threat To World Peace

War Time Allies Against Fascism Must Act Soon on Franco Regime Soviet Minister Tells Peace Parley   United States to Support Russia in Effort to Support a 2-3 Majority as Standard for Decisions at 21 Nation Paris Peace Conference

Anti-Franco Move Asked By Russians   Molotov Tells Peace Conference Spanish Reime Is Danecrons

Russian Says Franco Regime is Dangerous   Spanish Government Is Characterized as Survival of Fascism.

SPAIN VIEWED AS MENACE 10 ~ WORLD PEACE   ALLIES MUST ACT SOON TO CRUSH FRANCO RULE

U..3. Supports Two-Thirds  Rule in Parley  Byrnes Agrees With ‘Molotov On Vote lecve

Molotov Sees New Threats Of Aggression   Wherry RapsStateDepartment; :! Braden Says He’s Misinformed

SPAIN THREATENS NEW AGGRESSION, MOLOTOV ASSERTS   Soviet Delegate Calls for Action Against Franco Regime in Address at Peace Conference.   EVATT CRITICIZES TRIESTE PROPOSALS   U. S. and Russia Hold Decisions Made by Parley Should Be by TwoThirds Majority.

Contends Nations That Helped Hitler Must Be Punished; U. S., Russia Agree OnTwo-Thirds Vote

‘Molotov says Allies Must Act Soon Against Franco Rule   Soviet Foreign Minister Warns That Preparations for Fresh Moves of AKagression Are Under Way in World

Molotov Says Ablies Must Act Soon A oainst ranco Rule  - Bae, lea a 06 ee! See  ee ee eee 60 Meme Se = Ra   Soviet Foreign Minister Warns That Preparations for Fresh Moves of Aacression Are Under Way in World

Says New Acts Of Aggression  Are ln Making   Byrnes Supports Russion Stand for Two-Thirds Majority Vote

Byrnes Supports Rules For Voting  Minister Expresses Hope For Peace

INDEPENDENT POWER UNION HALTS WORK   Transportation Disrupted, Schools Closed by Duquesne Strike.

TOTAL BLACKOUT IN PITTSBURGH STRIKE FEARED   Essential Power for 1,500,000 Persons Threatened

Transportation ls Disrupted by Union's Walkout   Light Company Row Threatens Complete Blackout for City

Pittsburgh Faces Complete Blackout In Utility Strike   Walkout of Light Company Workers Threatens to Affect 1,500,000   STREET CARS HALTED AND SCHOOLS CLOSED   State of Emergency Pro -claimed; Government Seizure Is Requested

Truman Rejects ‘Plea To Seize ‘Light Facilities   Shutdown Poses Serious Threats of Meat, Milk and Water Shortages _

Pres. Truman Refuses To Seize Crippled Facilities Of Light Company; Two Of Big Generating Plants Down   SERIOUS THREAT OF  SHORTAGES SERN

1,500,000 People Are Threatened With Complete Blackout   Mayor Appeals For Federal Intervention As Street Cars Stop, Stores Close And General Business Ebbs Toward Standstill.

PITTSBURGH  PARALYZED BY POWER STRIKE   : Schools and _ Factories Closed; Blackout   Threatened

Power Strike. Halts Schools, Transportation   3,400 Union Men Stage Walkouts

Power Strike Disrupts Transportation, Schools And Industry   All Efforts Made To Ration Supply   State Of eigenen. Declared, U, Asked  To meth ene

Truman Will Extend Draft, lf Necessary   Conscription Will Not Die Tonight, President Says

Speedy Action Needed Today On Draft Law   Congress And President Must Take Final Action Today To Extend Draft   PRESENT LAW IS DONE AT MIDNIGHT

READY TO ORDER DRAFT CONTINUE   Truman Plans to Keen Structure If Senate Fails to Act

DEMOS BLAST Al ANS FOR VAGUE PROMISES   State Democratic Meeting. t Draft Platform and Name.  New ‘Chairman . .-

Democrats Unlimber Campaign Guns on Republicans as Platform Meet Convenes

Foes of Veto Peril UN, U.S. Claims   Delegate Foresees Disaster If Powers Fail to Settle Issue

Johnson Says ‘Liquidation’ of UN Threatened   American Delegate Deplores Opposition to Veto Privilege

President Truman Leads Nation In 28th Observance of Armistice Day

Majority Of 50 Unions Vote For Walkout   Sympathy Strike Scheduled {f Philadelphia Dispute Is Not Settled Within 24 Hours

Possible Tie-up Of The -Nation’s Phone Service  Forecast By Union Men

Panel to Hear  Power Dispute   Four-Man Body to Stud; Wace Issue Thursday

CALM IN MANILA ON ELECTION EVE   Million to Vote in First Peacetime Election

 Hasty Marriages Out Gil+P rouleiin Wedding Rules  To Have Many Safequards

Hasty Marriages Out Gl-Fraulein Wedding Rules To Have Many Safeguards

Cascade Man Held For Killing Wallace Officer  State Prison Escapee Captured Trying To Run Road Block

DEMAND NAZIS BE CONVICTED   Soviet Prosecutor, Making Final Summation, Says  Court Must Hit Hard

‘elf Cut is Cverecvered   Incident Occures On Amphibious Boat On Yanatze River

Runs Wild On Vessel In Yangtze   Uses Carbine, Revolver; Knife; Overpowered; Attempts Suicide.

Berserk Sailor Slays Nine of His Shipmates   North Carolina Seaman Tries To Take Own: Life Before Being Subdued

Overpowered As He Tried to Turn Gun On Himself   Names of Victims of ‘North Carolinan Not Yet Given

Armed Sailor Runs Amok On Boat, Killing Nine   Crazed Asheville, N. C., Seaman Seizes Carbine, Goes To Sleeping Compartment, Turns On Light and Starts Shooting; Attempts Suicide When Subdued

Runs Amok On Vessel In Yangtze   Shoots Nine Of Amphib’s Crew, Wounds Tenth In Orgy Of Gunfire Before Disarmed

Crazed Seaman Kills 9 Others   American Aboard LST Runs Amok Last Night, Then Tries Suicide

IN WILD GUN, KNIFE FRAY ABOARD LST   Tries Suicide After Capture

Ni i VANGTZE RIVER   Bluejacket Runs Amok On Boat; One Man Is Wounded.   CARBINE, REVOLVER ARE WEAPONS USED  Knife Also Utilized In

CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATOR   Well-Known Bucks Countian Announces Candidacy For G. O. P. Nomination

Ti eye ee ee ee ee eS  Lawyer Declares Yamashita Lacks  U.S. Legai Rights

Labor Approves Martins Move   Governor Sincere, Says Teamster Official

STATE ACTS TO END VA TRAINING ABUSES   Program Studied To Pro : tect Ex-Vets

Appeal Is Directed To All Unemployed  Many Farmers Need Help in This County,  AF werimew Cimwesnx

Will Offer Own Plan To UN Couneil   Details Secret, But Will Urge Strict Attitude

United States To Ask Discreet Use Of Veto Power   Senator Austin Will Plead For Retention Of The Present Voting Procedure Provided In The UN Charter.

MORE DISCREET USE OF VETO TO BE OFFERED   Details Remain Secret As Powers Work To Get Soviet Cooperation   RUSSIAN BLAST AWAITED   Molotov Or Vishinsky Will Denounce U. $. Troops In China, Latin America

U.S. PREPARING STAND ON VETO   SPEECH WILL BE DELIVERED BY AUSTIN

U. S. Drafts Liberal Plan For Veto Use   MORE DISCREET POLICY URGED BY THIS NATION 

FIRE DESTROYS 3 BLOCKS OF FRUIT PACKING DISTRICT IN OREGON; $2,000,000 DAMAGE

GERMAN MOVIES OF LIDICE ARE SHOWN   Damage Films Presented At War Crimes Trial

Court Shown Lidice Film   Sees Town Destroyed; Jodi Ordered Moscow, Leningrad Destroyed Even If Reds Gave In

NAZIS SEE MORE ATROCITY FILMS   Nuernberg Defendants Appear Unmoved by Movies Depicting Ruins of Lidice

‘Ludlow Man Dies in Car Crash   Dean W. Johnson, 24, Reecives Broken Neck

NEW PARITY SYSTEM OFFERED BY SENATOR   Plan To Delay Discussion 0 65-Cent Minimum Pay

Pay Bill Fight  On Defensive      Agains rendme Vhiec  Acainst Amendment Which Traman’s Lieutenants La: hel Inflationary.

BATTLE LIKELY ON WAGE BILL CHANGE   Administration Opposes Revision Measure

Traffic Accidents Lead State's Death Toll Over Weekend  Six Persons Reported Killed:in Automobile. re oo i  . il. Sis vane

‘Ban on Wheat for Beer Expected 44. Halve Production, Brewers Say   conservation Drorranrt.

‘New Chairman Of GOP Draws  Stassen’s Ire   Minnesotan Not Pleased With Selection Of Southerner

Stassen Is Not Happy   Choice of Reece As GOP National Chairman a Disappointment To‘Minnesota Liberal

Reece Faces  Tough Going   Stassen Seen Critical Of Party’s Chairman

STASSEN NOT TOO PLEASED WITH REECE  AS CHAIRMAN   National GOP Committee Chose Tennesseean In Yesterday’s Race

STASSEN PUTS SOUR NOTE ON GOP SELECTION   Disapproves Committee’s Choice of Reece as New Party Boss

Stassen Not Entirely Satisfied — iWith Selection Of New Chairman

Stassen Does Not Approve of GOP Selection  Discordant Note Has Been Sounded by Presidential Aspirant

Sounds Discordant Note .  Stassen Dislikes Choice Of Representative Reece As Republican Chairman

: . ~—~REPUBLICANS— Discordant GOP Note Sounded By Stassen  Reece, New National Chairman, Close  Associate Of Both. Taft And Bricker

MORSE ASSAILS OLD GUARD FOR POLICY STAND   Stassen Emphasizes Differences With New Party Chief

Stassen Cool To GOP Choice  Of Chairman   Says li is “Well Known I Do Not Approve of RepCarroll Reeee’s Stand On Many Issnes””

,vtassen Isn't ‘Sold’ On Reece New GOP Chie   Tennesseean Is Chosen Chairman On Third Ballot; To Quit Congress.

Stassen Has No Bouquet  For Leader   Minnesotan Says He Has Not Always Been in Agreement With   Will Cooperate   Stassen Will Work With Reece-on Year's Fight for Congress

Stassen Frowns on Republicans’ Choice Of Tennesseean as National Chairman

Stassen Remembers Reece’s Stands on Republican Issues   Strikes Only Discordant Note Among Praises For New Chairman

Discordant Note Over GOP  New Chairman   Stassen Does Not Approve of Election Of Carroll Reece

STASSEN RAPS NEW CHAIRMAN      Sounds Discordant Note In Republican Praises For Reece

SOLON TERMS GOP BANQUET MEETING “A GRAND FLOP”.   Stassen Also Sounds Note o}  ” Disharmony on Selection o' Rep .Carroll Reece as Na tional Chairman

Election Of Reece Draws ‘Some Discord   Stassen Sounds His Displeasure Over New Leader

Stassen Sounds Sour Note In GOP Acclaim As Reece  Chosen National Chairman

GOP Meeting ‘a Grand Flop’   Sen. More of Oregon Says Republican Program ‘Will Re-elect Truman In Spite of Everything’

Stassen Sour Toward GOP Leader Reece   Sounds Discordant Notes In Party Praise For New Chairman; Saya Views Disagree

CHOICE OF REPUBLICANS   Close Political Associate Of Taft, Bricker

STASSEN SOUNDS NOTE OF DISCORD AT PARTY CHOICE   Republicans Pick Tennesseean for Chairmanship

\Sen. Morse Says: GOP Dinner Was ‘Grand F. lop’ With Old Nostrums: and Cliches Heard

STASSEN P SOUR NOTE IN REECE ELECTION   Former Governor Does Not Approve of Reece’s Stand on Past Issues

Stassen Voices Off Note in GOP Acclaim   Probable Aspirant for President in 1948  Does Not Approve of Reece as New Chairman

STASSEN SOU ON CHOCE      Pick For Republican Chair: * manship Frowned On By Minnesota Leader

Stassen Dislikes 6. 0. P. Choice Of New Chairman   Ex-Governor Recalls Stand in Past, But Will Cooperate

Stassen Sour Toward Reece  As GOP Head   Former Minnesota Governo! Eyes 1948; Reece Choice Of Taft and Bricker

Stassen Disappointed In Choice Of GOP Leader As  Carroll Reece Is Named:

Stassen Injects a Sour Note in GOP ‘Selection of Reece   Former Minnesota Governor Does Not Approve of Choice For Party Chieftain

Rep. Carroll Reece Chosen GOP Committee Chairmar   Tennesseean’s Selection As Successor To Brownell Draws Discordant Note From Stassen

Stassen, With Eye On 1948, Injects Sour Note In GOP Over Selection Of Reece

Stassen Crifical Of Reece Choice   Former Governor Is Disappointed

STASSEN ASSAILS REECE ELECTION AS GOP CHAIRMAN   NOT DECLARATION OF REPUBLICAN PARTY, EX-GOVERNOR SAYS

Objects Strongly to Con gressional Record: and International. Views of New Chairman From  Tennessee:

Stassen Scores ‘New GOP Head   Adds Sour Note as Party Acclaims Choice of Tennessee’s Reece.

G.0.P. SELECTS REECE: CHOICE HIT BY STASSEN   Tennessee Legislator Mad _ Party Chairman; Beats Danaher And Hanes

Court Weighs Union Appeal   Steel Workers Appeal From Injunction Against Picketing

Steel Walkout Continues To Clamp Tighter Grip Gn Other U. S. Industries

STEEL UNION FIGHTS LIMITING OF PICKETS   Highest Pennsylvania Court Considers ClO Appeal

Labor Chiet Calls Ship Strike Talk   U. §.-Wide Martime Tieup Would Impair Relief: Schwellenbact

Assembly Opens First Session In New York Today  U. S., Russia Head -

FRANCO SPAIN TOSSED INTO UN ASSEMBLY   Secretary-General Demands Action to Topple Fascist From Power.

LEAPS FROM (oTH FLOOR OF BUILDING   Former Marine Jumped to Death _In. New. York.City

kx-Marine Leaps To Instant Death   Douglas W. Brashear, Jr. Commits Suicide From 76th Floor Of Empire State Building

Rewards Offered In Slaying Of Local Girl; Shoes Found    Sheriff John B. Huyett to Give $300 of Personal Funds for Information — County Commissioners Offer $100

Rewards Offered In Slaying Of Local Girl; Shoes Found   Sheriff John B. Huyett to Give $300 of Personal Fund: for Information — County Commiscinnwave fikkas CINA

Austrian Claim Is Repudiated’   Truman Steps In; Offer Made Without Consultine Moscow 

TRUMAN INTERVENES IN AUSTRIAN CRISIS   To Counteract Russian Action in Austria

Truman Back of Austrian Move, Clark Reveals   President Acts To Counteract Red Maneuvers

ATOM CONTROL  DAMAGE he san Continued on Page Ei ight’ Co ed from Page Eight  Yank Killed 58 Nazis;  Gets Seven Decorations

Set. Chilson  Decorated  m Slew 58 Germans,  Liamtssamaad Wiame:

BUCKS SCHOOL DISTS ARE TO SHARE FUNDS   Payment of $95,208 to 312 Dis’ts In State Approved By Auditor    BRISTOL BORO’, $184.28

Higinio Morinigo Wants To Resign and Leave For Brazil; Cabinet Alse Quits

TTA ES  Demobilization Periled Anew:  Solons Ready To End Draft Law   Hlousc Military Group Does Not Plan To Ask Extension. of Law Which Expires in May: Will Cut Off Replace. ments for Overseas Veterans.

Threat To Draft Law Extension Poses New Complication To Demobilization

House Prepared To Let Draft Law Die on May 15   Proponents Believe Move Might Gain Support for Universal Training Legislation

Lawmakers Hint Draft Act May Expire May 15th   _ This Development Further Tangles Army: Release Plans

House Group To Consider Draft Problem Soon   QUESTION OF SELECTIVI ‘SERVICE MUST BE SETTLED  4 4

Draft Extension Poses: Problem  Draft Falling Short In Supplying Needed eplacement«

Complications Seen As Draft Law End Nears   Influential Members Of House Group Say .Ready To Let It Expire.      DIES ON MAY 15TH

THREAT TO LET DRAFT LAW DIE GATHERS FAVOR IN CONGRESS   End Of Present Law May 15 Raises Problems For GI  Demobilization

End Of Draft Might Hamper Demobilization   House Military Committee Ready To End Draft In May

Congressional Threat To Draft Law Extension Adds To Demobilization Problem   Members Of House Committee Say They Are Ready To Let Law Die On Mav-15"

No Extension Seen i in Draft  a . TT   Poses Complication For Demobilization

DEATH OF DRAFT LAW THREATENS DEMOBILIZATION   Key Military Committee Men Ready to Let Selective Act Die

LAW WILL DIE ON MAY 15; NO ACTION PENDS   Demobilization Program Will Be Further Complicated

DRAFT LAW'S FATE 1S NOW UNCERTAIN   influential Members of House Military Committee Are in Favor of Letting Selective Service Die May 15.

New Complic ation Ari  piers scans May Let Draft ~ Law Pass Out On May 15

Congress May Let Draft Law Die on May 15   Threat Adds Another Complication To Demobilization Task

Y, $. DRAFT ACT MAY. END SOON   Life of Meesure Poses New Problem in Face of Huge Demobilization Task

End Of Selective Service To Pose Problem In Army   Congress Is Expected To Let Law Die

Fate of Draft Law Creating  New Problem   Complications to Arise In Demoblization; Senate Committee Opens Inquiry

Italy Set For Election   Fate of Monarchy To Be Decided Sunday; Some Violence

Labor Disputes Beginning to Crumble Swiftly  Steel Industry and Unions Reaching Accords

Labor Disputes  Beginning to  Crumble Swiftly Steel Industry  , and Unions  Reaching Arenarde

A STAFF SERGEANT - 1S CONVICTED   J. M. Jones Charged With Assault On American Army Prisoner.

Army Prison Guard Guilty   Courtmartial Gives Muskogee Sergeant A Six Months’ Term

Gets Sentence for Assault on U. S. Prisoners   Six Months Term for Second of Defendents in Long Trial At London.

Army Convicts Lichfield Guard on 3 of 8 Counts   Sgt. James Jones Gets 6 Months at Hard Labor

Lichfield Guard _ Giver 6 Months   Jones Convicted on Three Counts of Brutality

Lichfield Guard Gets Labor Term   Convicted of Assault on U. S. Army Prisoners

Sergeant Convicted in Beatings   Guard Gets 6 Months After Trial Marked by Prejudice Charges

HIT U. S. SOLDIERS   Sergeant, Convicted, Says Superiors Ordered Beatings

MANY SEE LOSS OF JOBLESS PAY IF THEY RETURN   76,000 In Pennsylvania Fai To Heed Lewis’ Order; Most Ohioans Back

154,000 Miners Are Still Out   Union Expects to Have Them All Back In a Couple of Days

Miners Slow To Return To Pits   Over A Third Still Out But UMW Chiefs  Ovtimistic

Army or Navy Single Command System Approved   Will Serve in Areas Where U. S. Forces Operate

Truman Approves System of Single Command  Chiefs of Various Brace TIncdar Nave

President Approves Single Commanders   System for Military Oper. ations Throughout World Outlined

Truman Approves System of Single Command  Chiefs of Various Areas Under New Program Are Named

U.S. Atomic Plan Rejected By Russia —   Insists Council Be Given Control With Veto Allowed

Russia Rejects U.S. Plan on  Atomic Control   Want Supervision in Hands of Security Council

SOVIETS REJECT U.S. ATOM PLAS   Gromyko Won't Accep Global Supervision Proposal

Reds Reject Baruch Plan for Atom Rule   Russians Roar at FBI Handling of Spy Trial:

RUSSIA TURNS DOWN ATOMIC PLAN OF U. S.   Soviets Reject Any and All Phases Of Control Offered Council

Russia Rejects Atomie Plan   Gromyko Also Says Soviet  Cannot Yield Veto

Gromyko Wants To Retain Use Of Veto. Soviets Reject U.S Atom Control Plan...

Russia Rejects Major U.S.  Points for Atomie Control   Gromyko Reiterates Demand Full Power Be Vested in Security Council; Veto Elimination Proposed by U. S. Delegate

REDS REJECT ATOMIC PLAN   Flat Opposition to U. § Proposal Voiced By Soviet Delegate

Russia Turns Down Plan For Afom Contro!   Soviets Demand Full Supervision by United Nations Counci{

RUSSIA REJECTS ATOMIC PROPOSAL MADE BY BARUCH   Reds' Reiterate Demand That Full Control Be Vested in United Nations Seeurity Council.   ACTION NO SURPRISE TO U.S. DELEGATES   Hope Still Held of Bringing Other Powers Into Agreement on the American Plan.

Russia Rejects U.S. Plan For Bomb Control   Reiterates Demand For Full Control By U. N. Council

REA Lines Pose lowa Problem  Legislators Divided on Taxing Proposal

Two Negroes Are Killed in Jail - Break Try  Another Negro and Deputy Sheriff Wounded in Affray

Two Are Killed In   Negro And Deputy; She riff Also Wounded: In Outbreak At County Jail At Columbi

Mediator Seeks End To 16-Day Strike of Pilots   Debate Flat Monthly Salary For Fliers of International Runs

(PAULUS REVERSES TESTIMONY AND SAYS HITLER JPPINCIDALLY PECBONCIRIE FOR ATTACK ON REDS

Rio Grane: Water Leve! Is Up 5.45   CORPUS CHRISTI AND HICAU. MONT ARE IN RECEIPi HEAVIEST DOWNPOUR,

RAINS GAUSE 5 FOOT RISE IN RIO GRANDE: CORPUS GETS HEAVIEST RAINFALL

MONETARY GROUP CLOSES. MEETING   Directors Elected; Delegates Praise Work of Vinson — . During Sessi

VINSON ADJOURNS FINANCE SESSION   APPARENT HARMONY MARKS CLOSE OF WORLD FUND AND BANK INAUGURAL MEETING.

ESTABLISHED   Directors Named and Bank, Fund Now Declared To Be in Operation

International fund, bank in  final session Vinson praised; accord prevails

Final Hearings On Air Service   Civil Aeronautics Board Hears Final Arguments In Southeastern States Case

Minimum Wage Bill is Passed by Senate with Kider Boosting Farm Prices, Heads for Presidential Veto

SENATE TACKS FARM PARITY ON WAGE BILL   Truman’s Veto Warning Ignored; Legislation  May Be Killed

Wage Bill Seen’ Headed For Veto   Senate Bloc Adds. Farm Price Rider:

Senate Defies  ruman. Veto Warning, Tacks Farm Price Rider on Waae Bill   Warne of Veta

Senate Adopts Amendment, 43 to 31, Soon After Truman Warns He Will Veto Proposition.   ADMINISTRATION CALLS CLAUSE INFLATIONARY   Chamber’s Action and President’s Threat Leaves Uncertain Fate of Minimum Pay Plan.

MINIMUM WAGE BILL FACES TRUMAN VETO.   Because of Rider Attached by  Senate Farm Bloc

Senate Rider Assures Veto Of Wage Bill   Bloc Adds Increase In Produce Prices In Face of Warning

Tack Farm Price Hike to Minimum Wage Proposals   Truman Threatens Veto of Entire Bill If ‘Rider’ Carried

Rider Expected fo Bring Veto of Wage Bill   Farm Price Inclusion Comes After Warning from Pres. Truman

TRUMAN VETO IS DEFIED BY ANGRY SENATE   WHITE HOUSE GETS IN TROUBLE WITH ‘INTIMIDATION’

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PRESIDENT MAY VETO WAGE BILL   SENATE FARM BLOG ANGERED BY THREAT

Farm amendment attached to minimum wage measure  Proposal spites veto by Truman; hisher asricultural prices asked

Senate Bloc Adds Farm Price Ride!   House Likely to Agree; 65-Cent Industrial Wage Base Sought

QKAY HIGHER FARM PRICES   Senate Adopts Amendment To Minimum Wage Bill To Revise Parity

Amendment To Increase Farm Prices Voted      Senate Adds to Wage . Measure Despite Truman’s Threat

SENATE DEFIES THREAT      Measure for Higher Farm Prices Carries  By 43 to 31 Vote

Senate Okays Amendment to  Wage Measure   Angry Solons Defy Warning of Truman in Tacking on Rider

JOHNL. LEWIS BLAMES MEAT PINCH ON OPA   DECISION ON DAIRY PRICE CONTROLS DUE TODAY

Lewis Jumps Info Fight On Price Contro’   Bureaucrats Blamed by ~Mine Boss for Meat Shortage

Lewis Jumps Into Battle on Meat Price Controls  Anderson Forecasts Shortage to Grow Worse bv Spring

Lifting Of Meat Controls Asked By John L. Lewis  Agriculture Departmer Predicts Shortage Will

Lewis Enters Fight Against ‘Meat Control   Declares Food Shortage Causing ‘Grave Unrest’

Lewis Joins in I ight Against Meat Controls   Mine Czar Blames  Bureaucratic Policies Of OPA for Shortage

OPA POLICIES HIT BY LEWIS   Union Head Blames Agency For Shortage of Meat; Demands Decontrol

Head of Miners Cites Shortage In Coal Fields   Acute Meat. Famine Prospects Causing Attack on OPA

Lewis Lays Shortage  Of Meat to OPA Policies   Miner Head Heard AsAgricultureDep! Predicts Worse  Shortage To Come

Newsmen Protest Arrest   \ American Correspondents Held By China  Reds While Russian Newsman Goes Free

Communists Detain Five American Correspondents Under Protective Arrest

Communists Hold American Reporter: At Chungchun  Since Manchurian: Capital Was Taken By Reds Abril 6:

AMNESTY GIVEN 3,000 GERMANS   Little Nazis In American Occupation Zone Freed By Gen, McNarney

800,000 Germans Granted Amnest  U. S. Denazification Policy Is Changed

Amnesty Extended To 800,000 “Little Nazis’ in U.S. Zone  In Christmas Message, Action Announced by en. McNarney

Amnesty Extended To 800,000 “’Little Nazis” in U.S. Zone  ‘In Christmas Messaae   in Christmas Message, Action Announced by Gen. McNarnev

FAMINE RELIEF DRIVE OPENS THURSDAY .   Mattooners Asked to Donate Canned: — Food or Cash

ELIEF DRIVE OPENS THURSDAY   Mattooners Asked to Donate Canned Food or Cash

Congress Passes. Stop-Gap Draft ~ Extension Bill   President Truman Said To Regard It As "A Bad Bill''

Bill Provides — For Extension  Until July Ist   Teen-Agers and Fathers Exempted Under Amendment-Loaded Measure—Rewarded as “Bad Bill” by the Precidons

President Signs Draft: Extension   Truman Reluctantly Accepts Bill, Alternative to End of Inductions

Truman signs Draft Bill Reluctantly   Extends Law 45 Days But Bans Induction of Patligys and Teen Age Youths; Only Men 202 35 th Re Dratted

Senate Accepts Amendments  To Extend Law  Youths Under 20 and Fathers Now Exempted

AND FATHERS ARE EXEMPT   President Accepts Act To Avoid Confusion On Inductions

Truman Signs Amended Bill Extending Draft   Senate Accepts House Version Banning Any Inductions Of Fathers And Youths 18 And 19 Years Old At Last Hour

SENATE SAVES CONSCRIPTION AY ITH HOUR   Approves Stop-Gap Bill and Sends It to White House Where It Is Signed by Truman,   ACCEPTS CHANGES MADE BY HOUSE   Amendments in Question Prohibit Induction of Fathers and Youths 18 and 19 Years Old.

Fathers and Youths 18 and 19 Years Old Can’t Be Inducted Under New Setun.

Extension of Draft Signed By President   Stop-Gap Bill Bans Induction Of Teen-Agers

AMENDMENTS ARE ACCEPTED BY SENATE   Youths Under Twenty Years of Age, and Fathers Are Exempted

Stop-Gap Bill Bans Fathers, Teen-Age Boy:   President Accepts Amendments Rather Than Let Law Expire

Induction of Fathers and Youths 18 and 19 Years Old Banned; President Doesn't Like Measure, His Secretary Declares;  Onlv Men 20 Through 25 to Be Inducted

EXTENSION OF DRAFT LAW FOR 45-DAY PERIOD   President Siges What He Calls A “Bad Bill” Te Keep Act In Ferce   INDUCTIONS WILL BE GREATLY CURTAILED

Truman Signs « Stop-Gap Draft Bill Extension   Measure Bans Induction of Fathers, Youths 18-19: President Chose ‘Lesser of Two Evils’

Congress Extends Draft Law Until July    Teen-Agers, Fathers Exempt

Stop-Gap Action Saves Draft Setup   Senate Forced To Accept House Riders

Stassen Unfolds Plan  For Industrial Peace   Asserts Increased Production Is Key To Higher Living Standard For The Nation

ETHRIDGE CRITICIZES BALKAN SETUP; SAYS RUSSIANS ARE FAIR   Presidential Observer In Unofficial View Of  Moscow Meet

Millions in Taxes Might Be Lost to U.S. Government   Portal to Portal Pay Would Be Expensive Item for Uncle Sam

SUITS FOR PAY MAY COST U.S. TAX MILLIONS   Corporation Expenses Would Cut Levies  By Government

Portal Pay  Might Cost U.S. Millions In Revenue  Deep Cuts Loom In Tax Returns From Corporation

FORCES MOVED TO STRATEGIC RAIL CENTERS   Moving Even As President Spoke Last Night; To Protect Workers Ready To Respond To Gov ernment’s Appeal.

CHAOS SPREADS ACROSS NATION AS RAILROADS REMAIN IDLE   Food Supplies Dwindle; Industry Without Transport Faces Shutdown

Appeals to Strikers to Man Trains Again; Brands Johnston, Whitney with Responsibility for Paralyzing US

No Definite Reaction to President’s Back-to-Work Appeal, 4 P. M. Ultimatum From Strikers

Army Takes Over Unless Strikers Return--fruman      Issues Stern Ultimatum To Go Before Congress

U. S. Reels Under Strike; Movement Of Food, Fuel, Almost At Standstill   O. D. T. STRUGGLES   To Mobilize All) Non-Rail Facilities:  Wide Unemployment Threatened

Veterans Backec By Van Wagoner   Democrat Leaders Pick State Slate

A&M Can Make Own: Admission Rules Says Judge.  “McLarty ‘Loses Court “Fight'to Obtain Admittance to ‘Colfeg

SANCTIFICATION NEAR FOR MOTHER CABRINI   Cardinals Approve; Bishops Sul to Vote

College of Cardinals Approves Plan #9 Make Mother Cabrini a Saint

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Fe ene NPS ee ee ce ee er  Railway Express Workers End New York Walkout

No Sugar Increase For First Quarter   Agriculture Department Says OPA Wrong in Announcing Extra Allocation

No Increase In Sugar for Next Quarter   Boosts in Rations Not Likely Prior to Aoril U. 5. Says

STRIKES HALT SERVICE, HEAT IN 18 HOTELS   Capital’ Faces ‘Gloomy Week-End; Plan Maritime Talks

Enlistments Enable Army fo Cancel Draft Calls for Remainder of Year

REST OF YEAR   Successful Recruiting Drive Leads to Decision By Army

NO INDUCTIONS . ‘THROUGH DRAFT UNTIL JANUAR)   “NEW OR DER-WILG AFFECT FROM . 50,000 TO 60,000 MEN SLATED TO ENTER SERVICE 

HOLD BRITISH SCIENTIST IN ATOM MYSTERY   Man Charged With Violation Of Official Secrets eat

Confession Protects Recipient   Dr. Alan Nunn May Admits He Told Atomic Energy Secret To Enemy.

Scientist Reveals Atomic Secrets   Briton Admits Giving Information, Court Told

ATOM SCIENTIST ADMITS TELLING BOMB SECRETS      Researcher’s Case Is Linked With Canada’s Inquiry Into Spy Ring

Scientist Admits Giving Secret Data On Atomic Energy   Dr. May Arraigned in London on Charge of Violating Secrets Act   LINKED TO CANADIAN SPY RING INQUIRY   Lecturer Won’t Tell Name Of Person to Whom He Gave Information

Bri ‘iton Admits Giving Information on Atom   Scientist Withholds Identity of Recipient and Is Remanded— Home Office Handles Case

SCIENTIST HELD IN LONDON AS PLOT UNFOLDS   Dr. May Refuses Yo Divulge Nation Civen Information

Power Strike in Pittsburgh Set For Midnight   City is Jittery Under Threat of Second Blackout

PITTSBURGH FACING NEW POWER STRIKE   Some Sections Of City May Have Electricity

POWER STRIKEMAY PARALYZE STEEL GAPITAL      LITTLE CHANCE SEEN OF PREVENTING WALKOUT OF POWER COMPANY EMPLOYES TONIGHT

T, MOVE WOULD PUT TO 40 OUT OF JoBS        fot Pay ay $96,848 Fin H Still Continue In Business

7. MOVE WOULD PUT 30 10 40 OUT OF JOBS      ot Pay ay $96, 848 Fine  Still Continue  In Business

GOV. DONNELLY SIGNED COUNTY CLERK MEASURE   The Bill Re-creates the Office of County Clerk In Missouri.   WAS VETOED EARLIER    The Bill Was the Subject of Bitter Fight In the State Legislature.

AFL REFUSES T0 FRAME FOREIGN POLICY WITH ClO         PREFERS TO BUILD UP OWN TIES WITH EUROPE, S. AMERICA

A. F. L. Refuses To.Join C. 1. O. In Framing Labor Foreign Policy

AFL REFUSE TO JOIN WITH clo IN LABOR FOREIGN POLICY   Follows Policy Of Accusing CIO With Being Under  Red Domination

AFL TURNS DOWN ClO’S PROPOSAL   Reject Suggestion That Two Rival Unions Join Hands In Foreign Policy Fight.

AFL Rejects Plan To Join CIO In Framing Foreign Policy For American Labor

Russia Abandon: Efforts to Keep Veto Off Agenda   Vishinsky Accedes In Face of West’s Solid Opposition

Trouble Over Veto Question   Russia Attempts Yo Bar it From  Discussion bv the U. N. Assembly

Russia Yields To Opposition In Veto Fight   Withdraws Demand Question Be Excluded From Discussion at Session;  U. S., Britain Lead Fight

Opposition To Discussion Of Veto Dropped   China Joins U. S. And Britain To  Dveercame Fight

U.S.. Britain In Opposition  To Restriction   Insist Assembly Must Not Be Denied Right To Discuss Questions In Scope of Charter

Other Nations Line Up in Solid Front   Austin Says Assembly Has Right to Talk Any Problem

Russians Would Exclude It From UN Discussion  U. S., Britain Offer Strona Opposition

RED P IS WITHDRAWN BY VISHINSKY   Gives Up After Meeting Almost Unanimous Opposition To Soviet Demand That Discussion Of Veto Power Be Excluded.

Uphold Right Of Discussion By Powers   Russian Asserts Any Change Would Hurt Organization

‘SOVIET ACTS IN INTEREST (OF UNANIMITY   Steering Committee Given Warning Discussion Will Lead To "No Practical Results"   CALLS MOVE POLITICAL

= B ra a   American Delegate! , , Example of Principle ‘ Unanimity 

Pressure Brot By U.S., Brifain Brings Results   Vishinsky Warns Discussion Will Prove Danqerous

Russia Yields On Veto   Withdraws Objection To U. N. Discussion Of Question “in the Interest of Unanimity’

WITHDRAWS HER DEMAND IN FACE OF SURE DEFEAT   WOULD PRESERVE UNANIMITY, SAYS SOVIET DELEGATE

Russia Withdraws Demand In Face Of Strong U. S., British Opposition   Soviet Warns No Good Will Accrue   India-South Africa Fight Settled After Reprimand By British Delegate

Yield To Demands Of Other Nations   Vishinsky Describes Move To Bring Up Veto Question As ‘Political Attack Against Principles Of Charter’

‘Opposition By U.S, British  ‘Forces Move   Soviet Delegate Warns Dis cussion Of Issue Can Bri 1 ‘No Practien! Result.’

Veto Issue Dropped by  Russians   Action Followed Strong Opposition By U. S. And Great Britain

U.S. and British Stand for Free. Debate Prevails   * Retion Is Taken for Sake of Unanimity, Vichinaky Asserts -

OPPOSITION OF U.S, BRITAIN BRINGS SWITCH   Entire Question Now Open To Discussion by General Agsembly.

Western Powers Insist Assembly Must not Be Denied Right To Discuss Vital Question.   FIRM STAND AGAINST FRANCO URGED BY LIE

RED DELEGATE BOWS TO WILL OF MAJORITY   Discussion to Serve  No Good Purpose, Says Vishinsky

Veto Dispute Big Problem in Assembly   Russian Efforts to Biock Debate Likely to Meet With Failure

Opposifion To Discussion Of Veto Dropped  China Joins U. S. And Britain To

RUSSIANS YIELD THEIR FIGHT ON VETO QUESTION   Vithineky Heads Request of UL S., British: Withdraws ‘Unanimity’ Demands

Russia: Withdraws Demand That’ Veto Question Be — Excluded "rom Discussion

Withdraws Plea In Face of US., British Demands   Issue Remains on U.N. Agenda: Vishinsky Warns Committee “On Dangerous Ground”

Powers Of Veto ComeUp  At Meet   Right To Discuss Matter Defended At U.N. Parley

Opposition Led By United States Great Britain   Both Insist on Right Of Assembly for Full Discussion of Question

Russia Bows to Strong Opposition On Veto Question   Withdraws Demand . Thdt Discussion Be Excluded from UN

RUSSIA DROPS PROPOSAL TO BAR VETO QUESTION   Soviet Representative Announces Withdrawal Of Demand In Interest Of “Unanimity” At New York Sessions Of United Nations Assembly—Warns, However, That Discussion Of Controversial Issue Can Lead To “No Practical Results”

—UN SESSION— Britain, U.S. Lead Opposition   ‘UNANIMITY’ RUSS AIM

STAND AGAINST UN DISCUSSION IS WITHDRAWN   United States, Britain Spearhead Proposal for Debate on Power

Vishinsky Says Any Change at Present in Veto Provisions Would Be Heavy Blow to New World Organization

U.S. Britain Insist On Debate On Veto Issue      Clash With Russia Over Soviet Attempt To Bar Discussion From U.N. Assembly

U. §. and Britain Fight Move To Bar Discussion   Vishinsky Withdraws Motion for Striking Issue off UN Agenda

SOVIETS LOSE MOVE TO BAR VETO DEBATE   Withdraw, in Face of the  ~ Western Allies’ Opposition, Proposal That the Issue Not Be Brought Before U.N.

SOVIET EFFORT TO BLOCK U.N, VETO DEBATE  SEEMS IN VAIN   General Assembly To Hear British Stand In Speech By Noel-Baker

Bow To Strong Opposition’ Of U. S., Brit      Question of Power. ‘Not To Be Excluded. From Discussion

Vishinsky Withdraws His Challenge ‘In Interests of Unanimity’ After Majority of Members Oppose Him

Red Delegates Bow To Claims OfU.S,, Britain   Withdraw Demand To Bar Question From U. N. Debate

Soviet Ends Demand To Exclude Veto Talk   After Almost Unanimous Opposition Vishinsky Withdraws Proposal In ‘Unanimity’ Interest

CINCINNATI PACKERS TO CLOSE IN PROTEST   Action To Come Friday In Fight On OPA Action

Senate Bloc Wanted U. S. Fleet Pulled In To Coast   Stark’s Statements Given Close Study

Senators’ Efforts To Bring  cn Starke Resisted Some Fleet Home After Jap Raid   Worried About Safety Of West Coast Cities; Conferred With Roosevelt

[ELECTRICAL STRIKE THREATENED  Miners Set To Walk Qui: ~ New Labor Troubles Seen

‘Atomic Age’ Is Far Away   So Much in Field of Study Is Still. ust Theory With the Scientists

H. KEMP, OVENS, DIED DECEMBER b   Well Known Man _Diec Following Long Sockness

Contact is Made With Four Yanks   Reported Missing In Russian Zone

Four Yanks Vanish In Soviet Zone   Russians Silent on Their Whereabouts; May Have Them Under Arrest

Here’s Lineup Of Points That Are Basis Of Coal Arguments   Miners’ Proposals

_ POINTS AT ISSUE IN COAL DISPUTE . Here Are Proposals O1  Miners, Operators

STUDENTS HELP CITY OF TULSA GARBAGE TASH   Trucks Abandoned by Municipal Employes in Strike Partially Manned

COLD SNAP MISSED   Temperatures Here to Average Above Normal Thru Week

Churchill Hits Soviet Curtain  Lauds Labor Gov't t Enr Anti_-Communic rr

«SEEDS OF NEXT WAR > SOWN BY RUSSIA IN FIURAPF—CHIRCHILL   BRITISH LEADERS JOIN IN BITTER ATTACK ON SOVIET “IRON CURTAIN”

ATTLEE ATTACKS SOVIET STAND   Says:Bussia Has: Igrored Potsdam ‘Spirit’

Attlee Makes Fresh Attack Upon Russia   Claims Nation Has Disregarded Spirit of Potsdam Pact

Churchill Tells Commons ‘Seeds of New World War Being Sown’ in Soviet-Dominated Eastern Europe

hurchill And ttlee Make orrid Talks   Soviet Charged With Scuttling Potsdam Pact

PRIME MINISTER _ ATTLEE IN CHARGE AGAINST RUSSI   Said She Had Disregarded Spirit In Which Allies Had Entered Potsdam Pact.   IN HOUSE OF COMMONS   He Said the Soviet Had Insisted on Imparting to Potsdam Agreement.

Attlee Charges Reds Disregard Potsdam Spirit   Churchill Deelares Seed: Of New War Being Sown hi Soviet-Oceupied Europe Areas

Churchill Says “Seeds of War” Now Being Sown   British Debate Continues on Foreign Affairs; Prime Minister Defends Bevin   Re ROVNEY Where

Britain's Prime Minister Says Russia Disregarding Spirit of Allied Agreement   Churchill, Also Speaking in Commons, Claims Seeds of New World War Being Sown in Seviet-Doeminated Areas

Two Britons  Flay Russia   Attlee, Churchill Are In Near Agreement On Policy

Britain Charges Soviets  Harshly   Churchill Declares World War Three Seeds Sown

Churchill Sees New War In Making   Praises Bevin For Denounciation Of Communism

FIERY METEORS TO CROSS SKY   Clouds May Obscure Most Spectacular Display

Spectacular Celestial Display Is Scheduled In U. S., Canada Tonight

Magician To AppearHere Next Week   L. Campbell Is Rated One of the Best — In Country

U. S. Seizure Looms In Meat Plant Row   White House Hints Concrete Move in Packing Strike Is Probable During Day

lJ. S. TROOPS IN CHINA NOT AlD TO PEAGE, SAID   Widow Of Chinese Repnblic’: Founder Breaks Long Silence

—CHINA— Mme. Sun Blasts Policies   Attacks Rule Of Chiang, Hits Reactionaries -

MADAME SUN ASKS iS TOSIOPABNS one TO CHINA    Charges “Reactionaries " . Seeking to Promote War  Lm ee Be

Madame Sun Yat-Sen Asserts Reactionaries Inciting Russ-American War Over Internal Chinese Affairs

Madame Sun Hits American Aid to Chiang’s Forces   Says Reactionaries in U.S. And China Promote  War on Russia   DECLARES CONFLICT . 1S SPREAD BY YANKS   Wants Such Military Assist ance Only for a Coali tion Government

“Cet Yank Troops Out of China!” ‘Says Madame Sun; Says War ‘Between U.S.--Russia Possible

WAR IN CHINA IS BLAMED ON REACTIONARIES   Presence of American Troops Not Aiding Cause of Peace. Critic Declares.

SIMIC REJECTS ALL DECISIONS NOT AGREEABLE   Scores Western Nation’s System Of Gutvotine East

Yugoslavs Reject Decisions on Peace Treaties   Delegate Denounces Western Nations’ ““Ruthlessness”’

Yugoslavs Refuse To Accept Peace Parley Decision:   Also Denounces Eastern Powers’ “Ruthless Outvoting of Western Bloc

SLAVS REJECT PEACE RULINGS   All Decisions Of Conferees At Paris Meeting Spurned By Slavs

Hungarian Pact ls Discussed af Treaty Session   Greek-Bulgarian Row Tossed to Big Four By Parley Delegates

Slavs Refuse To Be Bound By Paris Pact   ‘Outvoling’ System Draws Bitter Attack; Hunegarv Vote Near

Many Shins Are Standing Idle In Their Ports   Protesting Delay In Negotiations

TWO KILLED AS TROOP TRAIN IS HIT BY FREIGHT   22 Persons Injured In Wreck On Reading Road Near Myerstown

(smena Loses In Philippines   Concedes Election Of Rival For Presidency Of Philippines In Recent Voting

ROXAS WINNER IN PHILIPPINES   ‘Osmena Concedes Defeat as  Victor Celebrates

ROXAS CHOSEN AS PRESIDEN}   OSMENA CONCEDES THAT HE LOST RACE FOR RE-ELEC‘TION IN THE PHILIP. FINES

Republican Senators in Opposition   Conservative Democrats and Labor Leaders Join in Fight on Bill

SENATE BATTLE OVER BILL TO DRAFT STRIKERS   Labor Coalition Conservatives

SENATE BLOC OPPOSES TRUMAN BILL   Strong Forces Seek Changes In Measure

Truman’s Request for Authority To Draft Workers Who Strike Is Meeting Senafe Opposition   Republican Leaders, Liberal Democrats Joined by Organized Labor in Big Fight

SENATE MEETS HOUR EARLIER CONSIDER ACT   Negotiations Continue In a  Soft Coal Strike

‘Work or Draft’ Bill Touches Off Battle   Conservative Senators, Stassen, Labor Heads Join in Opposition

President s  Plea Draws Hot Rebukes   Downey Calls Request Comparable to Acts of Hitler, Mussolini

Senate GOP Leaders Balk Drastic Bill   Conservatives Line Up With Labor In Historic Battle Against Measure

New York Greet: Churchill Today   So-Called ‘American Communist Veterans’ In Demonstration

TEEN-AGE ACTIVITIES CLOSING  Kansas City Is Taking Steps Against Infantile Paralysis

TOJO DEFENDS HIS WAR ACTS   Blames U. S. And Britain For ‘War Against Civilization’

Ex-Premier In Statement At His Trial   Prosecution Can Prove Its Charges, He Says

Tojo Strikes. Back; Causes of War Listed   Places Blame Upon the United States and Great Britain

Tojo Lays War Blame On U.S. and Britain   First Witness Testifies - Against Jap Leaders —

Tojo Charges War Forced   Says Coalition of U. S., Britain “Chased Jap Empire” Into Conflict

British-American Bloc Forced Japs Into War,  Tojo Declares in Defense

Tojo Says Japan Forced to Wer  mig. 4t. Calf Anainct Charaes of War Crimes Tribunal

Tojo Hits. Back   Contends: Britain and  U.S. “Chased” Japanese Empire:Into War, and Should Take the Blame

Tojo Places War Blame Linon Allies   Former Jap Premier Says Britain, U. S. Are Responsible

Tojo Says U. S., Brifain Brought On Jap Warfare   Responsible for Destruction of World Civilization

—_—_—__—__——————_ EXCLUSIVE! ——  Tojo Places War Guilt on Allies   Says U. S.-British Coalition Chased Japan into Conflict

Shoppers More WMiscrimtnating  Most Beckley Merchants Report Amas Business Better Than 1945

SHOPFers TLOTE LAtSCrenmee Mmaerny i  Most Beckley Merchants Report Wmas Business Better Than 1945

Power Strike As Deadlocked  : a eee ee ee ea   Business’ Picks Up In Stores

Pittsburgh Light Company Rejects New Union Offer   Business Activity Almost Normal As Many Businesses Reopen

Strike Impasse Holds Tight In Pittsburgh   Emergency Power Helps Business Return Almost to Normal

STORES OPEN IN PITTSBURGH   Most Business Is Resumed Despite Continuance  Of Power Strike

Workers Enter Allis Plant Today   Uneasy Peace Settles Over Farm Equipment Fac tory—Temporary?

Find Plane Wreckage  Bodies of 21 Aboard Scattered Over Wide  ee

UAW FACING BIG AGENDA   Election of President and Dues Boost Before Convention

Youth Kills Girl and Self   ~~ 2SS & 228245 Ww w’s Harmony Navy Vet Shoots His Former Fiancee to Death

HONORS COME TO WESTFIELD BOY   George Knapp Winner In Photo Contest And Gets Trip To Shanghai

SCORES ESCAPE FIRE IN MICHIGAN HOTEL   infirm Guests Removed From Building

Retirement  Of Kimmel is Explained   Admiral Declares He Applied Afte: Gen. Short Asked  For Retirement,

Kimmel Quit  After Short Had Retired   Admiral Says He Was Treated Unfairly After Pearl Harbor

Adm. Kimmel Says He Asked Navy To Retire Him Only After Receiving (fficial Hint: Blames Navy Dept.

Kimmel Says He Asked Retirement Only Because of Official Pressure

Kimmel Avers N avy Hinted He Should Retire   Charges He Subjected To “Public Crucifixion”  In Pearl Harbor Days

KIMMEL ASKED THAT NAVY RETIRE HIM   Says He. Thought  He Should After. Short Did the Same

ABSORBED. ABUSE WITHOUT REASON, ADMIRAL STATES   Asked Retirement Only After Gen. Short Did So, He Tells Committee   ROBERTS TO BE WITNESS   investigating Group Decides to Call Former Supreme © Court Justice

WHY A FLEET AT PEARL HARBOR, IF NO ATTACK LIKELY? KIMMELL DEPLORES HIS CRUCIFIXION

KIMMEL ASKE TO BE RETIRED AFTER DISASTER   Had Been Officially Notified That Short Had Requested To Be Retired

THREATENED IN LETTERS, NAVY LEADER SAYS   Former Justice Roberts To Be Called On To Testify

Kimmel Still On Witness Stand Today   Tells About His Retirement After Pear] Harbor — Was Threatened

Solons Call On Roberts To Testify   Naval Commander Tells Of Threats After Pearl Harbor

TO CALL ROBERTS AS A WITNESS   Seek To Find Deletions, If Any, In Judges Group Report

CONGRESS STUDIES PROPOSAL SERVICE PAY BE INCREASED      HEADS OF SENATE COMMIT. TEES WARMER TO SUGGESTION THAN THOSE OF THE HOUSE

Communist BLOC Moves Ahead in Romanian Votin  oe}. ha   Both Sides Charge  Irregularities and Violence Is Listed

Reds Lead In Romania Election   Both Sides Charge Irregularities At Polls

U. S. Mission Picketed .  Reds Jump To Wide Lead As Counter Charges F ly In Romania’s Balloting

Reds Leading In Romania As Battles Flare   Disorders Reported And U. 8. Mission Picketed In Bucharest: First Returns Counted

Communists Take Wide Lead  in Early ‘:ungarian Returns   Three Parties Protest.

Communist Bloc Takes Vote Lead   Opposition Trails in Romanian Balloting

Reds Take Lead In Return on Romanian Vote  Parties Accused OF Irreaularities

REDS LEAD IN ROMANIAN VOTE   Government, Opposition Charge [rregularities

Left Wing Bloc Leads In Romanian Election   trregularities Charged By Both Sides---Picket US. Millterv Missicn

Both Communists and Op. position Accuse Other Side of Irregularities

Government Bloc Leads  In Romania   Communist-Backed Administration Bak Wide Margin

Accuses and Is Accused of Irregularities in the Romanian Election

COMMUNISTS LEAD      U. S. Military Mission Picketed After Protest That Voters Were Not Registered

Romania's Red Govt. Bloc Has Lead In Voting   Each Side Accuses The Other Of Irregularities In

Communists Lead Romanian Voting   Military Mission From U.S. Picketed By 5.000 Citizens

Reds Leading Romanian Vote Charves Heard   Communist-Dominated Bloc Far In Front In First Returns.

Reds Lead  In Romania   Government Bloc Far Ahead in First Returns From Election

Communists Take Lead  In Romania   Early Returns Shows Gov. '-ernment Bloc Forges Ahead Over Five Other Parties in Election of Parliament

Romanian Election Shows Wide Lead  For Communists   U. S. Military Mission In Bucharest Picketed Over Registry Omission:

Westinghouse Claims Strikers Bar  Scientists From Government Tests

Pickets Hamper Atom Research   Electric Strike Halts  Government Projects

APPORTIONING HEARING TO BE HELD TUESDAY   Federal Court Denies Motion To Dismiss Complaint

COURT REFUSES RESTRAINT IN VOTE DISPUTE   Suit Hitting Apportionment Law Dismissed By Judges

Soil Conservation  Week For Iowa  ‘County Heariiig: To - Precede Observance

SOIL GONSERVATION  WEEK PROCLAIMED   IOWA'S COOPERATION URGED   Governor Blue Emphasizes Desper ate Need for Saving Soil; Local  Projects Listed

Diplomatic Blockade lof Nation Is Urged by Committee   Investigators Recommend That Case Be Turned Over to General Assembly of the United Nations

Hold Spain ls Threat to World Peace   United Nations Group Suggests World-wide Diplomatic Break

U.N. Attacks Franco Regime As ‘Potential’ Peace Menace   Sub-Committee Asks Spanish Question Go * To General Assembly

FRANCO SPAIN DEPICTED AS PEACE THREAT   DIPLOMATIC BREAK WITH FALANGISTS RECOMMENDED

United Nations Subcommittee, After Month’s Investigation of Franco Regime, Recommends World-Wide Diplomatic Break With Madrid Unless Government Is Qusted by September—Criticizes Size of Armed Forces.

Franco Regime Branded Menace To World Peace   Worldwide Diplomatic Break Recommended If Falangists Not Ousted

Suggests Break If Franco Stays  Poland And Brazil Make Reservations

REPORT ASKS ASSEMBLY BE GIVEN ISSUE   Recommends World Cut Ties If Dictator Stays in Power

Sub-Committee Finds Franco Menace To Peace  Recommends Giving Spain Until Fall To Oust Reaime

Break Urged Unless Franco Is Removed   Caretaker Regime Backed Anew;   Caretaker Regime Backed Anew; General Assembly May Get Case

Severance Of Relations Suaaested   Request Made Case Transferred To the Assembly

ww EF RSL ES ESE LY Bt  Assembly Asked to Study Case   Spanish Regime Catled Potential Peace Threat

FRANCO REGIME CONDEMNED BY COUNCIL GROUF    Sub-Committee Asks* Break With Spain Unless Falangists Are Ousted

[United Nations Committee Urges Break With Spain Unless Falangists Ousted

UN Committee Requests Diplomatic Break; Says Franco Resime Must Go

JN. Committee Declares Franco Spain Threat To Peace, Urges World Break

Franco Spain Is Potential Peace Threat   So Declares U. N. Grour And Urges Council to Toss Spanish Issue  To General Assembly

Case To Be Referred To Main Body   Charge Spanish Forces Constitute Threat To Peace

UN Committee On Spain Hits Franco Regime   (,overnment I« Called Potential Menace to International Peace

Probers Indiet Franco Regime, Advise Ouster   Nations Called to Break  With Spain Unless . alenuelate Retire

Franco ‘Menace’ to Peace  UN Group Uraes Worldwide Diplomatic Break With Spain

Severi ing Ties Asked Unless  Franeo Quits   Council: Sub-Comnittee Declares Falangist Res gime “Poteutial Men ace to World Peace”   Government Es Labeled Fascist      o Mention of Atomic Re search:  Reeommended Council Transfer Case to General Assembly

Temperatures   Falangisis Termed Potential Menace To Worldwide Peace

CHAIRMAN REECE REJECTS STASSEN’S OPEN FORUM   Polite ‘No Thanks’ Meets ‘Offer To Let Nationa! Board Take Gver

 NO I hanks’  Reece Rej jects Stassen’s Offer  Of His Republican Forums

SECRET DEALINGS   His Kansas Day Urges Veterane  to re in Government   IN GALA CELEBRATION

Schoeppel — Sounds GOP Battle Cry ©   Rallys Ex-Servicemen  To Party’s Banner As  Scores Swamp Topeka In Traditional Fete

Schoeppel Calls For an “End to: Secret Dealings”   Urges Republican ‘War Veterans .to See ‘That U.S, Policy Is  In the Public Intaracs

CROWDS TODAY ARE CONVERGING ON BETHLEHEM   Arabs, Jews, And Christian Pilgrims From Throughout World Visit Scene Of Christ's Birth In  Judea.

Come All Ye «tartniut ; Large Group Journeys To Bethleher + Calehrate Birth Of Christ Child

Air Of Festivity Prevails In Jerusalem On Eve Of Anniversary Of Christ’s Birth—Venerable Churchman Leads Traditional Procession To Scene Of Nativity—Evidence That Palestine Remains One Of World’s Trouble Spots Noted As Some Shots Sound

Many Journey To Liftle Town Of Bethlehem   Throngs Celebrate Christendom’s Most Joyous Feast in  Christ’s Birthplace

Many Converge On Bethlehem   Venerable Churchman To Lead Procession To Town of Nativity

Crowds Converge On Bethlehem for Feast of Nativity   Government Officials Join + Church Dignitaries in Celelirating Birth ‘ of Jesus Christ

EMPLOYMENT GAINS HERE   Number of Idle Down 200 In March; Forecast Job Increase

RECESS TAKEN IN MARITIME STRIKE TALKS   Stalemate Forces U.S. Agents To Draft New Moves

Coa Strike Talks Fall Down Again   Pickets Block Gate Of Hollywood Studio

Sailor Strike Talks Snageed   Union Insists U. 8. Renew Pledge of Week Ago

LAKE SURVEY AT DEPUE IS GIVEN A PRIOR PERMIT   Work Will Determine Feasibility Of Cutting Channel From The Illinois River To The East End Of Lake DePue.

Strike Makes . Railway Act Look Bad Now   MODEL LABOR LAW IS A “DEAD DUCK” TODAY

CONVICT BLIND MAN IN SHOOTING   OKLAHOMA CITY JURY RETURNS MANSLAUGHTER VERDICT AGAINST MERCHANT.

GROCER IS SUSPECT  Detroit Girl, 7, Slashed Ear To Ear, Probably Assaulted

Girl With Cut Throat Found   Part Owner OF Italian Grocery Store Taken Into Custody

Brutal Attack Is Made on Young Gir!   Seven-Year-Old Girl Found With Throat Cut

PIGEONS STILL PLAGUE GOVT   Diepose Of All Birds; Have Market For Thousands More

State GOP Head Hits Democratic Legislative Plax   Opponents’ Proposals Will Drive: State Bankrupt, Bedenkapp Says »

COLD WAVE HITS IN NORTHWEST U.S   Snow Falls in Rockies and Mercury Drops in Section.

Outline Provisions Of Terminal Leave Pay Law For ‘Vets’   Application Blanks Will Be Distributed Through Local Post Offices

Ex Service Men  Tak keU p Political  C Cudgels In South   Veterans: Organizing Ta End Machine Rule.

Veterans’ Interest in Dixie Politics Spreading, Disturbing One-Party Rule

BALLOT, BULLET FIGHT SPREADS OVER ALL SOUTH   COUNTY UNIT SYSTEM IN GEORGIA OPPOSED BY DISCHARGED GI’S

Gl Influence Spreads In One-Party South; Spark At Athens May Bring Conflaaration’

Pranerty Owners Protest Council Action Raising Valuation 30 Per Cent   South Carolina Holds “Brivate’ Primary   Spearhead Atiack To Wipe Out Macaines GI's Take Up Political Cudgels In Dixie

The New Order  Gls In South Routing Age-Old Political Stagnation By Action

GI Political Influence Grows   Dixie Vets Plan Meeting To Form National Political Organiaztion

Ex- Service Men take Up Political ‘Cudgels In South   Veterans Organizing Te End Machine Rule.

outhern Vets Organize Into Political Groups   Tennessee Next State To Have Veteran Pollitical Organization

GI's Plan Thorough Upheaval of South's ‘Machine Potitics’   Movement Is Lead By Twenty-Six Year Old Veteran

GI Influence in Politics Spreads   **Machine Politics” Target as Veterans Organize in South

G. . POLITICAL POWER SPREADS   Veterans Forming Political Organizations In Number Of States.

GI Influence In Politics Is Fast Spreading      Veterans. Talking Of Forming Party To . Qmnance Machines

Operations Curtailed by Butchers as  Meat Supply Declines   Many Markets Are Closed and Others Are Facing Part-Time Shutdowns; OPA Is Accused of Wrecking Industry

MEAT SUPPLY FAILS; MARTS CLOSE DOORS   Meat Cutters’ Union  Scores Blunders  By OPA

COLD RAIN FORECAST   March-Like Temperatures to Fea. ture Opening of June

Controls On Meat Are Off By Edict   Truman Asserts It Is Only Remedy  For Situation

Ceilings Off. Livestock. In  Drastic Move        Removal Of Controls, Other Commodities Spe ed Up By Action.

OPA Today Lifts All Price Controls On Livestock, Meat   ‘Slaughter Controls Are Revoked Following Truman‘s Dacontro! Order; Other Ractrictions Are to Be Removed Shorily

Karly End to Other Wartime Controls Seen   No Great Quantities Of Meat Expected in Butcher Shops for Perhaps Ten Days

Order Lifting Prices From Livestock, Meat, Livestock Products Has Been Prepared

OPA Officially Ends _ Controls On Livestock   Slaughter Curbs Off; Government Subsidies Abolished

Removal of Ceilings On Items Other Than Meat Will be Speeded Up He Tells Nation

LEAP $8.75 A HUNDRED AT CHICAGE   Jump Is Even Higher— $10 to $12—at Omaha, Although Light Offerings Are a Factor in the Increase.

FORMAL ORDER LIFTS CURBS ON LIVESTOCK   Subsidies and Slaughter Restrictions Also Are Abolighed.

Officials Act to Put President's Order Into Effect   OPA: Administrator Will Make Formal Proclamation Today

Quotas, Subsidy Payments Ended   President, Reversing Stand, Blames Group of “Selfish Men” for Sabotaging Program

ANNOUNCEMENT MADE BY OPA CHIEF E SIL: PORTER THAT ALL SLAUGHTER CONTROLS HAVE. 30 BEEN REVOKED: SUBSIDY PAYMENTS ABO <'HED

TRUMAN BLAMES SELFISH MEN’ FOR HIS ACTION   CRY OF CONFESSION OF FAILURE RAISED BY THE REPUBLICANS

Hog Prices on Major Markets Make Advance   Receipts, However, Were Light, Decontrol Coming too Late to Affect Shipments

Formal Orders Issued by OPA For Decontrol   President Lays Blame on ‘Group  Of Selfish Men‘

OPA Implements Truman's Edict   Livestock and Meat Officials Freed; . List to Come

FORMAL END OF MEAT LID IS DECLARED   Slaughter Controls Also Lifted in Wake of President Truman’s Decision to Eliminate Livestock Bans.

Action Follows Truman Decision  Told In Address  Slaughter Controls Also Revoked As   Various Reactions

President Flays Demos, GOP For Killing Controls   Little Meat Expected

PRIGE CONTROLS ON ALL "IMPORTANT? COMMODITIES   Announcement Was Made Te: - day By Administrator Porter.   ICLARIFIES OPA POLICY   An “Accelerated” Program of Removing Control Keyed . to Pace of Production.

Federal Controls Lifted From Meat   “Price Ceilings, Slaughter Controls, Swept Into Discard      ‘BY TRUMAN'S ORDER   But Meat May Not Appear in Shops for Another Two Weeks

Meat Price Controls Are Ended   Truman Announces In Radio Speech End of Controls

Paul Porter And Anderson First To Act   Ceilings Off Of Meat And  l ivectack

PORTER LIFTS PRICE CEILINGS IN STATEMENT   Payment of Subsidies Halted by Order of OPA Director

OFFICIALS XILL ALL CONTROLS ON LIVESTOCK   Expect Meat in Butcher Shops Within 10 Days; Stock Market Climbs

OPA CURBS ON SLAUGHTERING ALSO DROPPED   President Says End of Restrictions on Wages  Will Be Speeded Up

Payments of Subsidies  Also Ended   Slaughtering Regulations And Quota Restrictions Terminated in Action After President’s Talk

OPA Puts Official ° End to Control on. Meat This Morning   Follows ‘Truman’s . Talk Last Eve: Livestock Packers Jubilant

‘Livestock, Meat And Food Products Made From Them Freed From Ceilings   Report All Slaughter Controls Are Also Revoked And Quota Restrictions No Longer Apply

Autos, Furniture, Home Appliances, Building Needs in Hinted List

Formalities Ending Price Controls On Meats Pressed In Wake of Truman Decision

Slaughter Quota Restrictions No Longer Apply   Government Subsidy Payments Abolished; OPA To List items Kept Under Ceilings

Chief Executive, in Address to : Nation, Retreats from Former ‘Hold the Line’ Stand on Ceilings.   SIGNALS VIRTUAL END TO ALL RESTRICTIONS

SAYS STEP IS ‘ONLY REMEDY’   Also Signals Earlier End To Other Wartime Restrictions

Order Officially Ending OPA Contre Becomes Effective At 12:01 Today

PORTER DRAFTS ORDER TO END OPA PRICE CONTROLS ON MEAT   ‘ONLY REMEDY’, TRUMAN’S STAND   Meat Stocks Boom Market   Hog Prices Take Leap

Action Regarded as ‘Only Remedy’: Formal Order of OPA Approved; Lids on Many Products to Get Axe

Officials Predict Swift Death for Most Controls   But Price Chief Says “Lids. Will’ Stay. Until ‘Supply Catches Up

Prices Of I Hogs Rise On Omaha,  Chicago Marts   Increase Of From $8.75 To $12 Per Hundred Pounds Reported

‘Only Remedy, Says President, For ‘Nation's Shortage   Truman Criticizes Sharply Men in Congress, Industry Who Made Law Unworkable

Promises Speedy Removal  Of Remaining Ceilings;  Wage Regulation ‘ To End BLAMES SEI FISH MEN   Seeking To Gain Political Advantage For Action: Industry Jubilant Over President’s Decision

Anderson Okehs Move Which Will Be Given Publie Later Today   ANDERSON PROMPTLY APPROVED it.

SLAUGHTERING REMOVED WITH MEAT CEILINGS   Truman Blames “Selfish Men’’: GOP Taunts nid Industry Cheers

Price of Hogs Goes Up $8; Supplies Slim   Only 800. on Sale; Time Insufficient  To Boost Loading

Decontrol Is ‘Only Remedy, President Tells Waiting Nation   Formalities Move Swiftly in Wake of Truman’s Announcement; Slaughter Limitations also Lifted

Stock Market Booms On Prospect Of Waae and Price Set-Up Collapse

All Slaughtering- & Price Restrictions End After Truman Reluctantly Removes Controls.

OPA Follows Through Declaring Price Ceilings Now At An End   No Great Supply Of Beef In Sight   President Blames Selfish Interests; Republicans Attack Chief’s Stand

MEAT CONTROLS OFFICIALLY ENDED BY OPA TODAY   On Livestock, Meats and Food and Feed Products Made For Them.   EFFECTIVE 12.01 TODAY   All Slaughter Controls Revoked; Quota Restrictions No Longer Apply.

‘Only Decision Possible,’ Asserts Chief Executive; Blame Placed on  ‘Reckless Group of Selfish Men’

MEAT CONTROL I$ SCRAPPED BY TRUMAN   President Respond: To Demand by Lifting of Curbs

All Siaughter Restrictions  Wiped Out   Carry Out Orders Of Truman; Government Subsidy Payments End

Immediately To Carry Out Order Issued by Truman During Broadcast In Which Executive Intimated Ceilings On Other Goods ‘Will Be Lifted

Livestock, Meat And Other lfems Are Affected   Subsidy Payments Are Abolished

Drop Slaughter Quotas; Lid Off Animals, Feeds   OPA Announcement Follows Truman Action to End Muddled Meat Situation

LIVESTOCK. MARTS QUOTATIONS SHOW UPWARD REVISION   Other Listings. “Also Soar - As OPA Controls on Meat ! Are Lifted

Livestock Control Ends; No Slaughter Supervision Now   Treasury to Save $300,000,000 in Meat Subsidies

TRUMAN BLAMES RECKLESS MEN   Reversing Stand President Scores Selfish Group; Says End Of Controls Is Hastened   PORTER. ANDERSON ACT PROMPTLY

Formalities Are Speeded; Rules or Slaughter Endec  Sharp Reversal of President's Earlier Stand on Controls

Price Control for Meat — Ended As ‘Only Remedy’ For Nationwide Shortace

Official Action Effective At 12:01 A. M. Follows Presi-< dential Decision—Ceilings No Longer Exist On Livestock—All Slaughter Controls Revoked Along With Government Subsidy Payments—Restrictions Remain On Many Commodities

Controls Over Slaughter Are Ruled Out   Ending Of Wartime Restrictions To Be Speeded

Rents Alone To Stay Under Government Curbs Indefinitely, Saws Chief Executive

SOUTH TRIMBLE, 82, HOUSE CLERK, DIES   Kentuckian Served Three ” Tarms in Conaoress

Basic Materials Production Soar:  Full Output Of Finished Goods Near

Production Said Near Capacity   Goods Pouring Out At Near-Record Level 58,100.00 Employer

Industry Is Pouring Out Civilian Goods and Services at Rafe Approaching Total Production at End of War

Industry Is Pouring Out Products at  Tremendous Rate   Administrator Small Is Certain Peak Will Be Reached in Near Future

Production in U. S. Hits Virtual “Capacity Level   Factories Within Sight of Full Turn Out CPA Head Says

‘NATION'S INDUSTRY HAS HIT /NEAR CAPACITY PRODUCTION “LEVEL, GOVERNMENT STATES

Civilian Goods Production  Is Near Peak, Small Reports    Auto Assembly Lines Up 56 Percent in July Over June  —Substantial Increase Predicted for .  Third Quarter of Year

freconverted Industry Near Record Output   Basic Materials Factories Reach Virtual Capacity; Autos Un 36 Pet.

Small Says Industrial Production Is at Peak   America Reported Facing Crisis in Transportation

Report British War Bride And Quads Doing Well   Babies, Three Boys And Girl, Are Born In Baltimore Hospital Sunday

Much Colder Forecast Over State Sunday   Freezing Temperatures -To Be General By Monday Morning

Vanishing Vet Leaves A Trail Deep In Mystery   St. Joe Woman Come: Home From Arkansas After Stranae Visit

Many Puzzling Angles i in Str ‘ange Case   Wife Believes Man Reported Dead [Is an Imposter

MRS, OSSIGNAC ON WAY HOME FROM NEWPORT   Fails To Find Any Trace Of Husband In Ark ansas City

REDS DRIVEN FROM NORTH CHINA CITIES   Defeats Weaken Communis!  fisio “sox Basis

BLACK MARKET IN MEAT LAD 10 PA POLICY   ‘Full Legitimate Production’ Is Only Way to Beat ft, Packer Official Says   SUBSIDIES ALSO SCORED   They and Illegal Output Are Costing Public 2 Billion Yearly, It fs Saic

Meat Solons Lash OPA  Policies   Say Black Market Costs Public Billion A Year

Meat Blaek Market Laid To The OPA   Institute Flays Subsidies; Controls Clamped On Slaughter Operations

BLACK MARKETS BLAMED ON OPA   so ntaenenaaen meme mene eed  Meat Packers Say Production Is Only Way To Beat Inflation Threat

OPA Is Charged With Lending Aid To Black Market   Full Production Only An. swer to Inflaticn, Says Meat Institute Head   McCALL ASKS END OF PRICE CONTROLS   Says Illegal Sales and Subsi. dies Are Costing Con aumerz 2? Rillions

Meat Lack Blamed On OPA   Accused of ‘Creating’ Black Market Costing $1.25 Billion Yearly

Black Market In Meat Being Blamed On OPA   Full Production . Said Only Answer

Meat Packers Blame OPA for Black Mart   Cost of Billion to Consumers Cited; Removal of Price Controls Sousht

Livestock Men Accuse OPA Of Creating Black Marketin Meat; Oppose Price Control

Persia Vital KeytoW orld Peace Hopes   Russia and Britain Most Deeply Affected In Move That Generation Ago Would  Have Been Basis For TE as:

Industries Are Near Capacity   CPA Reports Majority Going Full Speed: Seame Decreases

Ne ear. limits” °   Civilian . Production ‘Administration: Says patrols  Nearly -Reached.

Production Nears Limit Of Capacity   Basic Industries  Seek to Catch Up With Ravenous Public Demand, Figures Show

RUSSIAN REJECTION OF AMERICAN ‘ PROTEST THAT HUNGARY IS BEING  RUINED BY REDS ADDS NEW-ISSUE..

Russians Are Taking Most of Hungary's Industry But Still Wants Reparations

{ . :  Moscow Doesn’t Welcome Interference in Hungary Country Well Locked Within Sphere

CHANCE OF A FROST   Flora Predicts Drop in Tempera tures Tomorrow Evening

Heavy Rains Brighten ‘Kansas Wheat Picture   Northwestern Section Gets Needed Moisture—Showers And Possible Frost on Deck for Fastern Aran

Byrnes Will Take 8 Aides to Paris   Connally, Vandenberg  Will Help Later

Top Republican Leaders Speak In Observance Of Lincoln's Birthday

Outstanding GOPs Honor Lincoln By Offering Reforms   Stassen Suggests BiPartisan WagePrice Policy

Truman [ries To Ward Off Stee! Strike   Walkout Would Add 700,000 To Idle  PTrer FIRE Ts. Pwo es

Majority of Them Over Demands For More Pay   ATTENTION FOCUSED ON STEEL INDUSTRY   President Requests OPA To Review Current Steel Prices

Lovernment Fights New Steel Threat   Additional 700.000 USW Workers May  Become Idle

President Acts To Avert Strike Of Steel Labor   Appoints Fact-Finding Board To Investigate Dispute In Industry

Truman tries To Ward Off foal Strike   Walkout Would Add 700,000 To Idle

700,000 Set to Strike In Vast Steel Industry  _ Truman Names Fact-Finding Boare  Tn Last-Ditch Attempt at Truce

Seek Facts About Steel Conditions   Truman Names Inquiry Board—Woulild Stop Work by 700,600 Persons

7 LIONS BATTLE ~ INGAGE; 2 KILLED   VETERAN TRAINER LOCKED IN WITH BEASTS, BUT ESCAPES UNHARMED.

COURT REOPENS ‘DEATH HEARING   Grand Jury Recommends Sentence For Youth

English-Speaking People Unconquerable—Churchill; Warns Of Hatred And Confusion In World Today

WORLD RIFE. WITH FOMENTED STRIFE CHURCHILL WARNS   Says Underlying Unities Make English-Speaking — Peanles Invincible

UNCONQUERABLE, CHURCHILL SAYS   ‘English - Speaking’ World’: Basic Unities Stressed

ENGLISH WORLD TERMED STRONG   Winston Churchill Says English-Speaking World Is Unconquerable, But That World Is Sick.

Churchill Sees Harder Trials Facing World   Declares English - Speaking World Made ‘Unconquerable’ By Unities

Churchill Asserts  His Faith in  Anglicized World English-Speaking  Nations Are Catt Inein chlo

CHURCHILL Ih PLEA FOR UNITY   Says English-Speaking Peo ple Unconquerable In Hate-Torn World

Churchill Asserts His Faith in Anglicized World  English-Speaking Nations Are Said Invincible

—UNITY—  Churchill Says World ‘Very Ur   English-Speaking Unity Is Stressed

UNITY SAID TO MAKE “ENGLISH-SPEAKING” FOLK UNCONQUERABLI  HATRED AND CONFUSION SEEM THREATENING BIG TESTS FOR ALL WORLD

Churchill Tell Scots The World Is Ill And Unity Is Greatest Need   Says Science In A-Bomb Has Gone Ahead Of Development Of Man’s Common Sense Or Virtue

General Arnold Pleads   Congressman Discloses Okinawa Has Not Become Per~ manent American Territory; War Department Fear) ed Jap Move Day Before Pearl Harbor Attack

Locals Polled On Compromise Plans   Springfield, lil., Local Chairman Says Announcement Of Aqreement.Comina Soon

Gary Hit By Bus, Street Car Strike   Thousands Stranded As Transit Workers Go Out For More Pay

Break Wiih Spain Demanded   Petition Filed With United Nations by White Russia Envoy

RUSSIA CALLS FOR BLOCKADE AGAINST SPAIN   U. S. Repeats Claim For Trusteeship Over Islands

Hope To Renew Strike Parley   Unions Drop Demands For Single Pact For All Ports

) YANK FLIERS LISTED BY WAR DEPT, AS DEAD   Hope Abandoned That Any of Group Shot Down in Yugeslavia Alive

Five Men Announced As Believed Dead   Wer Department Formally Notifies Next of Kin Of Men On Plane

Five Aboard U.S. Plane Said Killed   Evidence Indicates All Aboard Transport Shot Down by Yugoslavs Met Death August 19

Red Troops Kept In Iran Sore Spots   lranians Appeal To United States For Assistance

TERMED ‘FRIENDLY GESTURE! Soviets Staying In ‘Troubled Areas Of Iran

Iranians Disagree  On Reds   Russia Defended, But  Nationalists Appeal        For American Help

AMERICAN AID REQUESTED IN IRANIAN CRISIS   Officials Offer Conflicting Views of Soviet Action

Russian Failure to Keep Word Brings  Charge of Aggression   Soviet Occupation Seen as Friendly Gesture in One Quarter; Move to Overthrow Cabinet Is Forecast

Soviet Troops Stay In Iran  Remain In Troubled Areo As ‘Gesture’

Calls Russians Staying I In ir an  OD tondly Ag at”  rr iCHGLY Fete          Nationalist . Deputies Disagree with Prince Fireuz ‘ ‘and Charge Reds ‘sat      Move to'Topple .  - Cabinet Looms      Big-Three Agreement Caiied For Withdrawal AH: Forcign Troops  Yesterday ~

Russians Remain in Iran As Friendly Gesture, Says Official; Others Disagree

IRANIAN FIGURE BACKS SOVIETS   Tehran Official Accepts Red Stoy as ‘Friendly’—Other Leaders Protest

lranians Praise, Attack Russians  Divergent Views on - Action of Soviets

Only Part of Red Troops to Be Withdrawn   Soviet Action Said To Be Threat Toward Another World War

AMERICAN HELP ASKED BY IRAN   Russians Are Charged With Agression As Troops Stay On

Soviet Will Keep Friendly Troops In Part Of tran   Overthrow Attempt Is Reported

Red Troops To Stay in fran Areas   Friendly Gesture’ is Explanation for Russ Armies Remaining in “Frouhled’ Azerbatian

Iran Premier  Gives Up Job   Hakimi Resigns After, Ef. forts To Negotiate With Russians Fail.

Premier of iran Resigns HisPost .   Says Efforts to Negotiate With Russia Over Province Fail

Iran Premier Is Foreed Out  By Russians      Hakimi Unable To Reach Settlement With Soviets

WASHLNG FON, Jan. 21 — (AP) — The White House reported tettay President Tratmen may take a short vacation in Florida next menth.

lranian Premier Resigns Position   Fall Foreshadowed by Dispute With Russians

U.S. Aceepts  Court of Justice   Nation Is Second  To Take Action

SEE PRICE DROP FOR PORK CHOPS   * Packinghouse Spokesmen  Expect Cut This Weekend

$25,000 Bail Is Set For Rose    Judge Refuses To Lower Ante For Alleged Spy

CANADIAN I$ HELD IN ESPIONAGE GASE   Fred Rose Bail Is Set At $25,000 Today At Montreal.

9,633 IOWANS LISTED AMONG U-S. WAR DEAD   Twenty-five Carried as Missing in First Casualty Roll

Brooklyn Meat Market Apparently Has the Formula for Getting Meat

CTIOSE FOR GOOD FRIDAY   *: te Will Some Markets Will Not Reopen a Again Until Monday

Lewis Seeks  Reforms  Petitions Coal Operators For   Petitions Coal Operctors For Improved Mine Sefety Methods

Johnson Names  Servicemen 2s  Postmasters Announces Policy of  Preference for Veterans A doe, Sy Guerre Peet — 

Effort to Write Compromise OPA Bill Deadlocked   Senate Conferees Reject Ceiling on Meat, Milk and Eggs

Senate Group Rejects Lids on Meat, Milk, Eggs   Counter Proposal to Be Given Today; Voted 4 to 3

Attempts To Draft New OP! Bill Tied Up   ' Plan For Ceilings On Market-Basket Items Rejected

CONFERENCE ON OPA BILL DEADLOCKED   Senators Decline Ta Yield on Lifting Ceiling Bans

Move to Write OPA Revival Bill Blocked   Senators Reject House Plan for Price Lids On Major Food Items

Food Ceilings Are Rejected By Conferees      Presidential Authority to Restore Controls May be Proposed

Conferees Fai To Break OPA Impasse   Senate Unit Rejeets House’s Plan For Food Ceilings

SENATORS REJECT CEILINGS ON MEAT AND OTHER FOODS   Dead!ock Threatened On New OPA Measure As House Conferees’ Pian Is -Turned Down.   COUNTER-PROPOSAL IS BEING DRAFTED   ‘Taft, Tobey and Radcliffe Will Lay It Before Group To-   day In Effort to End Stalemate,

NEW OPA BILL COMPROMISE STILL HELD UP   Senate Conferees Block House Proposal For Food Ceilings

AGREEMENT ON ~ WHEAT IS HIT      CANADIAN FARM PROTEST PRICES IN GOVEKNMENT CONTRACT WITIE GREAT  ‘ BRITAIN

LONG WARM STRETCH   Delayed Indian Summer Expected to Last Thra Wednesday

Asks Removal Of Barriers In Note To Attlee   President Also To Ask Congress To Chanae U. S. Laws   British Tell U. S. To Out Meddlina

Aid Rushed To. Viany Homeless  In Tornado Wake  Death Toll At 14,  Millions Damage

~AID TORNADO VICTIMS—  Rush Help To H undreds Of Homeless In Detroit  Individuals Assist Destitute In River Rauce: Canadians Muster Relief Force

TORNADO AREAS © ARE GIVEN HELP   Dead Placed At 14 In Storm That Hit Near Detroit

Help Is Rushed ToThose Homeless In Tornado Area   River Rouge Calls Upon  Residents, While Relief Agencies of Canada Work at Windsor

Help Is Rushed to Tomado Area   Hundreds of Homeless Aided: Revised Death List Set at 14

RUSH HELP 10 STORM VICTIMS   Damage Runs Into Millions In Detroit And Windsor Areas

President . Refreshed By Vacation   Must Name Atomic Energy Commission

PRESIDENT TRUMAN -BAGK AT HIS DESK FROM VACATION   Fivat Task Is the Selection of Five-member Atomic. Energy Board.   SEEKING “RIGHT FIVE”   The Chief Executive Is Determined to Pick Men Who Will Work Together.

INQUIRY INTO ‘SEGRET ROAD’ —-$ ASKED BY SEN, FERGUSON   SENATOR SAYS HIGHWAY EB NICARAGUA WAS STARTED WITH FUNDS ALLOCATED  BY ROOSEVELT ‘

ASK PROBE OF SECRET NICARAGUA HIGHWAY   Project Sponsored By Secret Fund Of President Roosevelt

Voting in 16 States May Hold Key  To Future House, Senate Control

Republicans and Democrats Claiming -Vietory In Tomorrow’s Election

35,000,000 Are Expected To Go To Polls   Control Of House And Senate Hangs In The Balance

Balloting In Areas Stretching From Massachusetts To California Will Decide Major Share Of Close Contests Which Will Determine Whether Democratic Or Republican Nominees Gain House And Senate Seats—33 Governorships At Stake

35 Million ‘American: Expected To Cast Ballot For 1,004 Favorite Sons’

Course For ‘Two Years Te Be Charted   Tomorrow's Balloting Finds GOP Making Hot Fight For Control Of

i Key ate   Parties Campaign for Majority of House, Senate Seats

35 Million Voters Will Elect 1,000 Candidates mU.S.   Legislative Courses for Two Years Will Be Set; “16 States Regarded as Keystones

Sixteen States Holding  Charge   Key States Extend From East To West Coast

Over 1,000 in  Race for State National Offices  Balloting in 16 Key States Watched

BOTH P  ARTIES CLAIMING VICTORY   35 Millions Are Expected To Go To Polls   Likely To Chart Nation’s Legislative Course For Next Two Years

Democrats Are Confident Of Holding Seats   Results In 16 } Key States Will Be Watched Closely.

Victory Claims Issued By Both Major Parties   Attention Centers On GOP Drive To Wrest Nine Senate Seats From Democrats   1,000 Candidates Up For Election   Democrats Gun For Repub: lican-Held Senate Seats In Kentucky and California

Congressional Voting Takes Top Interest   Repuhtican, Democrats Contend For Seats In-Sixteen States.

Control of Legislature  Is At Stake      Republican Drive to Take   Nine Senate Seats From Democrats Feature of Pre-Election Drive

SIXTEEN KEY STATES WATCHED FOR POLITICAL TRENDS; DEMOS, REPUBLICANS CLAIM VICTORIES.

Voting In 16 Key States To Decide Congress Makeup   1,000 Candidates For National, State Offices

Vote to Chart Nation’s Path For Two Years   35,000,000 Voters To Select Officers From Among More  Than 1,000 Candidate:

UL S. Voters March To Polls Tuesday   Fight for Control Of Congress Headline: Off-vear Electinne

Republicans Claim ‘Sure’ House Majority, But Need to Pick Up Nine Senate Seats To Rule Upper House; 35,000,000 to Vote

35 Million Expected to Cast Votes   Results in 16 Key States Are Being Awaited

Will Determine Control Of The 80th Congress   Spotlight On GOP Effort To Take Nine Senate Seate Fram Demas.

Close Contests In These Determine Control Of Houses In 80th Congress

Leaders of Both Parties Claim Flection Victory   Close Contests Will Determine Majority In Senate and House

Balloting In Kes crag ali   wal Determine Control al  the, House an   Senate      :“TONAME 33 GOVERNORS   397 Candidates in the Field x for 34 United State : . Senate Seats i 

VICTORY CLAIMS MADE BY BOTH MAJOR PARTIES  VOTING TUESDAY  i -— =- it = tte em ene ma

35 Million Voters Expected To Cast Votes for National and State Officials

16 States Will Decide Control Of New Congress   GOP Hoping to Gain Upper Hand In Both Houses

Sixteen States ‘The Key   Majority of Close Contests There; Admitted Trend Against “Ins” May Put GOP In

Ballot Spotlight On 16 States in Tuesday Election  ~ Some 35 Million to Polls in Effort to Finish off New Deal

Over 35 Million Seen At Polls an 16 States -Tomorrow; ~ Over 1000 Candidates

Leaders of Both Major Parties Predict Victory At Polls Tuesday; 16 States Hold Key to Decision On Congressional Lineup atter Jan. 

They Hold the Share of Contests Determining Demo: or GOP Control of the House and Senate

1 6 Stat Cs  Courses   Hold Major Share Of Close Contests to Determine Control Of House, Senate

Balloting Tomorrow In 16 Key States May lAbart Nation’s Legislative Course For Years

35,000,000 May Vote  In Nation Tomorrow   33 Governorships at Issue in . General Elections—GOP Turns Heat on Nine Senaie Openings

U.S. Course Until '48 Up To 16 States   They'll Contain Most of  — Close Fights To Fix Concress Control.

KEY STATES FOR TREND IN ELECTION TUES,   Both Parties Claim Victory; GOP Has Called For Protest Vote

16 States Hold Key Votes in Fight for Congress Control   Legislative Course Depends on Result Of Tuesday Ballots

Election Results In 16 States To Point Trends   Returns From Key States Will Show Legislative Course for Next.Iwo Years; Control of Both Houses of Congress Is Befcre Voters

OVER 1,000 CANDIDATES TO BE CHOSEN   Result Will Decide Whether  Republicans or Demo-   crats Will Contre] , j Conaress         ‘FINAL PLEAS TONIGHT

GOP Striving To Gain Nine Senate Seats   Voters’ Decree Will Set Policies For Next 2 Years

GOP SEEKING § SENATE. SEATS OFF OF DEMOS   Democrats Are After Republican-Held Senate Positions in 2 States

Vote in 16 States May Set Course   Fight Is Concentrated On Senator  And Governor

Parties Locked In Hof Struggle For Conaress Control   Vote In 16 States Likely To Settle U. S. Legislative Course Next Two Years

1,000 Candidates In Field... .  Major Test For Both Parties Seen Tuesday

Political Figures Watch Outcome Of Vote in 16 States   Control of House, Senate Looms on Election Returns: 33 Races for Governorships in Nation

G. 0. P/SDRIVE TO WIN SENATE STIRS INTEREST   Both Of major Parties Make Final Victory Claims As Contests Near Polls -

Expect Protest Vote To Decide Congress Trend  16 Key States In   16 Key States In Nation Will Cast Ballot Tomorrow For 1 000 Candidate:

on erent R NEN NA NONI  GOP Is Confident Of House Control   .. Results In 16 Key States Will Be Eyed Closety

Sixteen States Hold Spotlight Over Country   Final Forecasts Of Victory Made By Both Parties

WILD DUCK HUNTING BEGINS SATURDAY   New Restrictions in Effect This Year; Shooting Stops 30: Minutes Before Sunset.

Wild Duck Hunting Season  Continues to December Sth   I(LTHVEN SHOOTING schenniy

LEGION NEARS END OF STATE CONVENTION   Giant Parade Staged Before 100,000 Spectators

Question Safety Of ‘Malaria Cure   Science Develops Chemical Weapon

‘Capt. G. “Alderman > 7 ‘To Return To Germany  ‘As Army Chaplain 

THREE TUBERCULOSIS CASES REPORTED AS RESULT OF SEARCH   Public Health Nurse Gets 185 Case Histories During Program In Iowa County

TUBERCULOSIS TESTS RESULTS REPORTED   County Nurse Barker Reports Five Cases Discovered In Checkups Made in Hamilton Co. During Past Winter.

7 Dead, 50 Hurtin Camp At Mankato   300 Persons Reported Trapped in Theater At Town of Welis.

HOTEL’S GUESTS ROUTED BY FIRE   One Room in Fort Dodge  Structure Burned

Executed 1700 Catholic Priests   Former Gauleiter of Poland Reported Askina Papal! Pardon for His Crimes

PRIEST PURGE EVIDENCE TOLD            FR: K—ACCUSED—-OF_BE, ING RESPONSIBLE FOR EXE» GUTION OF 1,700 PRIESTS

Supreme Soviet * To Hear Molotov   Commissar Will Address First Russian Session

1,400 To Assemble For First Session Of Supreme Soviet   eS  Important Economic Legislation Is Expected

Longshore Strike At Houston Ends After One Day   Votes in Favor of Telephone Walkout  Continue Coming in

COLD WEATHER IN STORE FOR ANOTHER DAY      Cola Front Keeping Mercury Hovering Around 20 Above Zero

e DANI,     FRANC 0 AT LAST PERMITS PRESS TO TELL SPAIN HE IS DISLIKED BY MOST INTERNATIONAL LEADERS

FrancoSeems Getting Set For Action   Lifting of Censership On His Controlled Press Leuds Some To Believe He Will Challenge Assault Of the United Nations

South Afriea Lashes Russia. India Over Annexation Stand   Two Powers Criticise Union for Plan To Annex Southwest Africa Mandate; Atomic Board Holds Formal Meeting

SmutsDefiesU.N  On Annex Issue   Vows to Rule Ex-German Colony Reeardless of Assembly Edict

Smuts Insists on Annexing 5. W. Africa Mandate   Lashes at Russian And Indian Criticism Of Proposal

Smuts Hits Opposition ToAnnexation  Proposal   Says South Africa Will Administer Ex-German Colony  if U. N. Move Fails

South Africa Fights for Its Mandate   Russian and Indian Opposition Assailed by Smuts

Smuts Attacks Russian Stand Against Plan To  Annex African Mandate

UNION FLAYS SOVIET, INDIA   Smuts Lashes Countries For Criticism Of Proposed Annexation; Answer Due Today

South Africa Hits Critics Of Colony Plan   Lashes Particularly At Russian And Indian Criticism

WILL ADMINISTER COLONY Smuts Is Defiant After U.N. Scorns His Proposal

SMUTS LASHES AT CRITICISM OF ANNEXATION   Union of South Africa Faces Defeat on Planned Proposal

. Warns Outright Annexation Of Disputed Territory To Follow Refusal Of Mandate

Union’s Defeat Qn Annexatiori Move Forecast   Smuts Warns Former  German Colony Will Not Be Relinquished

TIE-UP AVERTED OF N.Y. SUBWAYS, CARS AND BUSSES   Mayor O’Dwyer Meets C, I. 0. Demand for Referendum on Sale of City-Owned Power Plants.   AGREEMENT REACHED AS DEADLINE NEARS   Strike Would Haye Left Millions Without Transportation to and From Work in City.

Mayor Accedes To Demands Of Leaders Of CLO   a Giant Steel Industry Throttled By Walkout—Govern ment Seizure Of Meat Plants Is Dine

School Act, Salary, Library Issues Hold Lead in State; Returns ‘Painfully’ Slow

Road Plan s Trailing In State Returns   ‘ Light Balloting In Bad Weather Over Arkansas

Corn Loans Again Are Available For County Farmers  “This Year’ , Crop - Will Be Sealed At $1.08 Level

RATE WILL BE AT $1.08   Sealing F ee Will Be Ye - Per Bushel Says Weidauer

FENIMORE WILL ESCAPE DRAFT   Great Aggie Athlete Will Be Permitted To Play Entire Grid Season

Snarled Italian Treaty Deadlocks Big-Four Session   Byrnes and Molotov Have Stiff Debate _On Peace Procedure

Russia Demands Agreement or Treaties Before Peace Parley   Italian Treaty a Contention Molotov Says; Balkan Pacts Unconsequential; Byrnes Wants Dates Calendared

SUIET SEEKD AN ACCORD ON TREATY FIRS   No Fundamental Differences on Balkan Matters, Americans Sav.

Reds See Italy Bar To Paets   Treaties With Former Axis Satellites Must Come First. Russ Sav

Italy Dispute  Blocks Big 4   Peace Accord   Reds Insist Agreements On Treaties Precede

Soviets Again Block Plan For Peace Meet   Agreement Sought On Italian Fact Before Date Set For Big Session

Snarled: Italian Treaty a Block  Big Four Stalemated, Molotov vs. Byrnes

Italian Treaty Amity Block, Russia Claims   Accord Must Precede Peace Conference  Soviets Tell Council

Reds Hold Out For Pact Before  Peace Parleys  Accord on All Treaties With  Foes Demanded

Molotov Calls Fer Sct. Uleinent Before Setting Date For General Peace Conferenee, Byrnes Dicarreac

Italian Treaty Continues fo Deadlock Meet   Reparations and Port of Trieste Cause Disagreement

SNARLED TREATY BLOCKS ACCORD BETWEEN BIG "74"   Agreement Wanted or All Points by Red Foreign Minister

Soviet Insists Allied Accord Must Precede Peace Parley   Italian Pact Seen As Main Obstacle Refore Ministers

Italian Treaty Holding Up Big Four Meet   Russia Insists All Terms Must Be Decided

‘Italian Treaty Still ‘Is Obstacle to Accord  ‘At Paris Conference

REDS OPPOSE NEW APPEAL BY BYRNES FOR PEACE PARLEY   U. S. and Russia Stil! Deadlocked on Italian Reparations, Colonies and Trieste.   INDEMNITY OF 100 MILLION CONSIDERED   America Ready to Approve Figure, But Disagreement Arises Over Source of Payment.

Russia Bans Anew Europe Peace Parley   Molotoy Insists on Preceding Treaties With Axis Satellites

Russians Want A greement On Axis Treaties   Molotov Says Italian Pact Stumbling Block To Peace Conference

talian Pact Only Big 4 Hurdle Now   Soviet Still at Variance With U.S. and Britain On Disputed Points.

Russ, Aussies Trade Blasts   ee  Beasley Accuses Soviets of Lying

Accuses Soviet In Hearing on Italian Treaty   Burst of Oratory Ends Amicably After Beasley Accuses Reds of “Power Politics”

Reds Branded ‘Liars’ Before Paris Meeting   Molotoy Hints Someone Else Prodding On  Anccies

MOLOTOV SEES BRITISH-U. S. BEHIND ATTACK   On Russia’s ‘Lies, Bullying’

Red Charges Anti-Soviel Collaboration   Vishinsky Accused of ‘Lot of Lying” in Stormy Talk

Soviets Accused Of ‘Lot Of Lying’ At Peace Table  Vishi nsky Is Tar rget Of Aussie Outburst

FALL MAY HAVE CAUSED DEATH OF STUDIO WORKER   DEVELOP ACCIDENT THEORY IN LATEST HOLLYWOOD TRAGEDY

Accident Now Suspected In _.. Studio Death   Authorities Lean Toware Theory Movie Worker May Have Been Killed In Fall After Pariy

MISHAP FATAL TO SET WORKER   Police All But Diseard Murder Theory In Party Death

Accident Theory Develops In Death of Studio Worker Police Believe Man Fell from Backdrop

Accident Theory Advanced in Death Of Worker on Hollywood Movie Set

Saar Issue GrowsGrave   U. S. Demands French Explain Stripping of German Industries, Customs Frontiers

French Rot Germany,  Says U.S.   Explanation Asked About Reports Industry Transferred

World Briefs U.S. Demands French Explain Reports of Factory Stripping   Wialence in Rombay

Accuse French Of ‘Stripping’ Zone In Reich   U. 8. Demands Explanation Of Reports Machinery “Was Transferred To  Saar Section

FRENCH REPORTED MOVING GERMAN PLANTS TO SAAR   Deputy American . Military ‘Governor Demands Explonation of Action

Demands france Explain Report   Claims Industries Being Transferred

US Wants French Report Clarified   Demand Explanation of Report On Stripping Industries

U.S. Asks French to Explain Stripping Of German Plants   Say Customs Barrier Has Also Been Placed Around Saar Dictrict

US Questions Removal of German Plant   Report French Stripping Industries from Their German Zone and Moving Them In tin Kanay

Higher Teacher Pay To Be Recommended      Compulsory Schoo! for Pupils Through 16 Also Urged

INCREASED PAY FOR TEACHERS FAVORED   Compuisory Scheel Fer Pupil: Through 16 Years Alse Favaerea@ Be State PTA

80-DAY HARVESTER STRIKE SETTLED   AGREEMENT REACHED AT CONFERENCE WILL SEND 30,000 BACK TO WORK.

TWO SOLDIERS KILLED, 16 HURT   British And Arabs Injured When Mine Explodes Near Jerusalem

Truman Assesses Impact of Ouster With Hannegan   Whitehouse Denies Story President May Deal Directly With Stalin

Pepper s Name Also Off List   Party Committee Not Te Sponsor Their Talks, Searkman Asserts.

Aged Resident Of — LeMars Is Dead  Mrs. Peter Tentirges Had Long Heen II]

Aged Resident Of LeMars Is Dead  . Mrs. Peter ‘Tentinger - Had Long. Been Ill

lowa Legion Meet Opens; Stelle Talks   National Commander Urges World War II Men to Be Active in Legion

PRESIDENT SAYS THERE WILL BE NO COAL STRIKE   Status Of Crisis Confused After Truman Issues News Statement   CONTRACT ISSUE STUDIED   U. $. Believed To Have Given In To Lewis Demand For Contract Reopening

Status Of Coal Crisis Confused   Whether U. S. Backed Down Or Not Is Uncertain

STATUS OF SOFT COAL DISPUTE STILL CONFUSE!   Krug Says U. 8, Will Not Renegotiate UMW Contract

Soft Coal Situation Confused   Truman Says ‘No Strike’ But Doesn't Clear Up Government's Stand.

Status Of Coal Labor Crisis Still  Is Uneertain   Urgent Question Is Whether Government Has Reversed Itself on Renegotiations

Negotiations Opening On Friday Will Ease _ Threat Of Early Strike

Soft Coal Strike Remains Confused On Eve of Strike   Question of Reopening  Wage Contract With  ss Lewis Still Uncertain

Lewis Believes Government Has Reversed Policy   Krug Denies Contract To Be Renegotiated

Temperatures   Soft Coal Crisis Still in Muddle;. Walkout Delayed   Lewis Satisfied Government Has Yielded To Demand to Reopen Contract, Although Kiue Denies it: Conference Set for Friday

TRUMAN DECLARES   Status of Coal Crisis is Still Confused Despite President’s Decision Made Yesterday.   KRUG TELLS STAND ON U.S. DISPUTE

Krug Denies Reversal Of Government Stand ‘Indicated By Lewis   Interior Secretary Willing To Change Contract Only If Anything Is Found Wrong; Lewis Agrees There Will Be No Strike On Friday.

TRUMAN SEES NO STRIKE THREAT IN MINE ISSUE   Explanation On Whether U.S. Gave  In To Lewis Lackine

Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen To Take Strike Vote: Engineers To:Meet

STRIKE VOTE TO BE TAKEN BY RAIL WORKERS   215,000 BRT Members Af fected; Engineers To De cide Action Feb. 1

LS gee Bee en ee nnnnee nae Seas  Strike Of Railroad ‘Trainmen Delayed (By Truman Action

300,000 VOTE ~— ONRR, STRIKE   Trainmen and Locomotive Engineers Reject Mediation

Trainmen Are Taking Strike Vote   Would Paralyz2 Rail Trans portation—Strike on Chi cazo Roads Deferred

Engineers Call Meet For Feb. 1   Trainmen. Want 25 Per Cent. Raizse—Rule Changes

Railroad  Tieup ls Threatened   ’Trainmen Brotherhood Will Take a Strike Vote; Demand Wage  “Wike Rule Chances

Nation’s Trainmen To Vote on Strike; 215,000 Affected   All Railroads in Country Would Be Involved if Men Walked Off Their Jobs

Railroaders — Are to Vote   Trainmen, Locomotive Engineers to Decide If They'll Call Strike

ENGINEERS MAY JOIN TRAINMEN AFTER MEETING   Balloting Based On Demant For 25°, Pay Increase, Operating Changes

= -—RAILROADS— : Rail Unions: Draft Strike Vote Plans  : “Rallroad Teak To Vote At Once

Railmen Call Strike Vote   Wages and Rules Issues at Stake; Would Tie All Roads

Two Rail Unions Talk Strikes to Get Higher Wages  Trainmen Will Vote;  Engineers Are   To Discuss Problem

Strike Vote By Railroad Union   One Railroad Brotherhood Authorizes Vote, Another .. Prepares. -

RAIL WORKERS WILL BALLOT ON STRIKE   Vote Among Trainmen To Be Taken Immediately   Also May Vote February 1: 25 Per Cent Pay Boost Issue At Stake

ENGINEERS = VOTE      Balloting Among 215,000 Members Of Trainmen Set

15 Per Cent Pay Increase To Be Chief Objective   Several Thousand Members Will Cast Ballots On Walkout

A STRIKE VOTE IS AUTHORIZED BY BROTHERHOOD   Another Indicated Prepara tions For Similar Vote Is Underway. »   IT WILL TAKE 3 WEEKS   The Trainmen’s Organization Has About 215,000. Memiers.

915,000 Rail Trainmen  to Vote on Strike Call      Truman Names Emergency Board to Probe Dispute in Indiana Line; Strike Set Today

Trainmen’s Group Takes the Action, With 215,000 Members Involved — Another Group Indicates Plans for Similar Step.

RAIL TRAINMEN, ENGINEERS MAY WALK OFF JOB   Strike Vote Will Be Taken at _ Once, Leader Says—More “Pay Sought

Rail Brotherhood: Will Hold Strike _ Vote Immediately.   215 000 Trainmen » Act Te Seek Settlement 0 Contract Issues.

Railway Trainmen Order Strike Vote   Balloting Among 215,000 Members Will Be Taker Immediately, Brotherhood President Says; Engineers May Authorize Similar ‘Vote

Railroaders Act to Force  VAT ft. 8 r a = ‘Wage Decision; Engineers to Discuss Similar Vote Feb. 1]

Railroaders To  Take Strike Vote   Plans Being Made For Vote —Doesn't Necessarily Mean Strike Is State. ment

Trainmen Will Vote On Strike   ENGINEERS EXPECTED TO FOLLOW B. OF R.T. IN AUTHORIZING A POLL

Trainmen to Take Strike Vote Soon   ‘Brotherhood of Engineers Calls Meeting for February    BALLOT ON 2 ISSUES   Take Three Weeks To Distribute, Collet and Count Votes

Cards Cling To Their Slim Lead   Beat Braves 5-4. As Dodgers Win  From Pirates 7-0

REUTHER VS. THOMAS FEUD IS GROWING —   Former Refuses te Place Thomas at Head of GM Workers .

REUTHER REFUSES THOMAS G. M. POST   Leaders of Auto Union Swap HMareh Wards

THOMAS DENIED THE RULERSHIP OF GM UNION   Reuther Refuses To Turn Workers OverTo Rival ‘

Reuther Refuses To Appoint Rival   Rejects Thomas As Head of GM Union

National Report  Corn Crop To Set A Record   Decline Of 55 Million Bushels Indicated By Conditions Of Aug. 15

CROP ESTIMATE UP   Record Corn Yield of 3,487,976,000 Bushels  in Pros, ect

MADRID REPORTS RAIDS ON BORDER   Charge Communists Operate fram Franch Racac

THEY JUST DIDN’T WANT TO FIGHT  Brothers Hide In Farm Aftic For 4 Years To Dodae Draff

Four Brothers Give Up i To FBI: Draft Evaders   Surrender cf Ontarioville, UL, Quartet Ends 4-year Search—Hid in Attic  95 ey ¢ Pes: Te,

Police Fire On Hindu Radicals      Rioters Believed To Be Communalists, All Well Organized

Solons Set For Battle Over Price Legislation   Amendments To Have Effect. Upon Decision

Showdowr Looms On OPA Issue   Predict Truman Will Sign Approval Measure of Senate.

RUMOR PRESIDENT LIKELY TO FAVOR COMPROMISE BILL   New . Filibuster by. Texas ' Senator O'Deniel One of Monv Hureles

SENATE DIGS IN FOR SHOW-DOWN FIGHT ON ISSUE   President Expected To Approve Compromise Bill If It Can Be Kept In Present Form.

Showdown Fight To Revive OPA Due In Senate  Truman Expected To Sign Measure If Passed As Is

Both Republican and Democratic Senators Ready With Amendments to Price Contre! Bill.      ROU GH SAILING FOR RENEWAL INDICATED

APPROVAL OF "OPA BILL SEEN   Presidential Okay Is Predicted As Senators Near Showdown

Senate F acing ShowdownOver Reviving Price  Control Agency   Taft Ready With New Amendment on Profit Guarantee

Senate Digs In For Battle On Price Controls   Showdown Fight Over Revival Of Federal Aaency Is Brewing

Precarious Course Still To Be Passed   Many Senators Weary Of Controversy and Ready to Pass Bill  To Enact Something

‘Prediction Of Presidential ‘Approval Thrown Behind ‘Compromise OPA Renewal Bil   Senators Dig In For Showdown Fight On Whether To Revive Price Controls

Barkley’s Bill On OPA Gets Truman Nod   Aide Says President Would Sign Measure In Its Present Form

Truman’s Approval of Compromise OPA Bill is Predicted   However Measure Faces Likely Amendments in Senate This Week

Truman Viewed. Approving Bill To Renew OPA   Senators Face Showdown Battle On Whether To Revive Price Controls

CLAIMS TRUMAN WILL SIGN NEW OPA MEASURE   Predicts Approval If Senate Does Not Attack Amendments

TRUMAN WOUL SIGN NEW OPA ACT, IS BELIEF   Advisor to President Predicts Compromise Proposal, as Drawn, To Get Okay

Truman Will Sign New OPA Bill, Report   Fight Renewed; Cattle and Hogs Pour Into Market

BATTLE STARTS TODAY ON TEXT OF LEGISLATION   ‘Tip’ Regarded As: Attempt To Offset Criticism Of Measure By Porter

TRUMAN 0. K. PEDITED ON COMPROMISE OPA   Capitel Hill Dige In For Showdown Fight

President Calls For Legislation To Cut Strikes   Fact-Finding and Full Employment Measures Cited

TrumanClaims Labor Legislation Held Up   People Asked To Put Pressure On Solons For Quick Action On Bills

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Asks Publie Put Pressure On Congress   Demands Legislation for Fact Finding Boards, Greater Employment Compensation, Higher Minimum Wages, and Other Measures

Wants ‘Heat’ Put On Congressmen   Appeals to Voters To Help Salvage Bills Designed To Prevent Any Economic Chaos

TRUMAN MAKES APPEAL FOR REAL SUPPORT   He Seeks Legislation For Fact-Finding Boards in Strikes

Presidential Proyram To Stecr Nation to Prosperity Held Up In Committees, Truman Claims, ~

Says If Congress Docsn’t Like His Program 1     Should Formulate One of Ils Own. Makes Broadcast From the White House

TAKES ISSUES TO PEOPLE IN RADIO SPEECH   LABOR LEGISLATION SOUGHT TO HEAD OFF STRIKES

American people are urged to put heat on congress   Inflation and = deflation dangers menace nation, president declares

‘Heat’ on Nation’s Lawmakers Sought      ants Vote on Proposals To Avert ‘Diensler’

Appeal Voiced For Public To ‘Turn On Heat’   Legislation to Handle Labor Disputes Demanded -—-1946 Called Year of Decision by Truman im Radin Addrece

Tactics of Committees  Are Attacked  1946 Is Year of  Decision, Nation Is

Chief Hopes To Avert  Economic ‘‘Disaster’’   _Truman Emphasizes He Wants No . Row With Solons; Suggests They Plan If Dissatisfied

DECLARES BILLS STYMIED BY A FEW MEN IN CAPITAL   Pleads for Enactment of Strike-Control Plan, “Falk Employment” and Minimum Wage Boost.   SAYS PRICE CONTROLS MUST BE RETAINED   President Asserts in Radio Address His Plans Are Designed to Prevent “Economic Disaster,”

PRESIDENT DECLARES ON AIR HE SEEKS NO FIGHT IN CONGRESS   Chief Executive Chats _With Nation On Its ' Labor Troubles, Other Issues

Solons Scored for Delayed Action on. Presidential Program; Views of U. S, : People Sought on Problems of Nation

President Contends Laws Are Needed  To Avert American Economic. Disaster

Chief Executive Carries Appeals Direct to People   Charges Handful Stimy Legislative Plans in Congress

People Asked To Put Pressure On Solons For Quick Action On Bills 

‘JOSEPH FAY OF CARTHAGE HEADS ILLINOIS COUNTY HIGHWAY SUPERINTENDENT:

FOUR NEGROES KILLED BY MOB   2 Farm Hands and Wives Shot in Nation’s First Lynching in Year

Long Latent Lynch Spirit Flares as Georgia Mob Slays Two Negro Couples

Increase in Price of Coffee Likely; Sugar Costs Hiked   Bakeries’ Rations of Sugar Will be Cut Again July First

SLIGHT PRICE BOOST ON SUGAR PREDICTED   Increase Of One Cent On Fiv Pounds Likely—Coffee May Go Up Soon, Too

Cost of Coffee May Alse Be Juereased Fram Three lo Five Cents  a Pound

PRICE ON SUGAR, COFFEE GOING UP IN FEW DAYS   Hikes Already Authorized on Several Other Foods

SUGAR TO G0 HIGHER, COFFEE PRICES STUDIED   Wage Raises, Cut In Subsidies Said Reason; Ration Stamp Made Good

SUGAR, COFFEE PRICES SCHEDULED FOR RISES   Boost to Offset Wage Increases Granted to Refinery Work Force

Sugar and Coffee Due to Get Higher Ceiling Prices to Offset Pay Hikes

LIVING COSTS —   Decision Is Expected In Short Time  Coffee May Go Us 3 To 5 Cents Pounc

OPA PLANS RAISE IN SUGAR PRICES   COFFEE MAY ALSO BE HIKED 3 T0 5 CENTS A POUND

OND PRICE HIKE ON SUGAR SEEN   Coffee, Too, May Be Given Increase

SUGAR PRICE BOOST LOOMS   Increase Will Be Slight: Coffee Price To Jump About 5 Cents

MAlia Lears narely FOuUOW MI ub Fears  "Beware Of 1947,” Weather Forecaster Warns: Year Is Certain To Be Stormy

250,000 Storms Brewing for 1947 ~  ‘U.S. in for Bad Year, Weatherman Predict:

Beware of 1947   Chief Weather Forecaster Sees Rough Weather Sure To Follow Mildness of ‘46

‘Beware of 1947,’ Says Weather Forecaster  Mild Years, Like 1946, Rarely Repeat

10-Degree Weather Invades State Accompanied by Snow   Beware of 47, Says Weatherman   Severe Storms Due to Follow Mild Weather of 1946

Byrnes To Ask Big Four Agreement On Germany’ ‘General Frontier Lines

Doolittle, Mo. Welcomes Famous Flier   Town Named for Him While he Served in England

Belton Business Construction Work Shows Progress   Hays Community Center

Will Submit To Chiang’s  Government   Nationalists Will Give Country Long Sought Unity

Chinese Reds OK Principles  Of Government   Settlement of “Long Time Split May Follow

COMMUNISTS, NATIONALISTS IN AGREEMENT   On Program For Reorganization Of Government

CHINA COALITION AGREED BY REDS   REORGANIZATION MAY SETTLE OLD SPLIT

Five Die in State Highway Accidents   Three Youths of Okmulgee Killed When Cer Hits Abutment at Bridge

Marshall Man Commissioner  Of Education   Hubert Wheeler Is Appointed Under New State Constitution

New Boosts in Ceiling Prices To Add $150,000.000 to Cost of Living, Claim

Public to Pay $150 Million Morein 46  Beer Up One Cent; Retail Costs Soar   Beer Up One Cent; Retail Costs Soar on Many Items

PRICES ARE RAISED ON 20 ARTICLES   Affect Washing — -Machines, Stoves,  Radios, Etc.

Durable Goods Price Rise Cost: 150 Million   New Boost Due on Refrigerators, OPA Chief Says

OPA PUTS BLAME ON CONGRESS   SAYS PRICE INCREASES WERE MADE. MANDATORY

Washing Machines, Radios, Stoves, Toasters, Irons, Other Items Will be Boosted.   CHARGES FOR BEER WILL BE RAISED

U.S. PUBLIC TO BE HIT HARD BY RECENT BOGSTS   Porter Says Current Rises Is Not The Work of OPA

INCREASES IN PRICES TO HIT POCKET BOOKS   Durable Gonsumer Goods Hikes To Cost Public Up To $150,000,000 More

COMMITTEE RAPS SALE OF SURPLUS GOODS. OVERSEAS   Charges U. 5S, Taxpayers Get Little Benefit From * Prooram

SENATE COMMITTEE SAYS NA TION WILL REALIZE LITTLE FROM-THE SALES ABROAD

Rationing Is Visioned by Mr. Bowles   Government Wili Requis ition 25 Percent of New  Wheat Crop

RATION PLANS SHOULD WAIT, HOOVER SAYS   Bowles Says He’ll Recom: _ mend Controls If Situa: tion Gets Tighter

HOOVER ADVISES AGAINST ACTION BEFORE HARVEST   HOPES PRODUCTION WILL BE BETTER THAN ANTICIPATED

RETURN OF RATION MAY BE PROPOSED BYU, STABILIZER   Chester Buwles Says He Will Ask for Control If Necessary to Keep Equal Food Supplies.  PERIOD WILL TELL  “iret fOr ere er. eee ne =

Bowles May Recommend  Ration Return  Next 60 Days   Will Tell  Need

Return To Food Rationing Depends On Next 60 Days   Will be Recommended by Bowles If Needed To  Fill Commitménts

Food Rationing. In Near Future Not Considered   Heover Counsels Against Action Pending Report Of This Year's Harvest

Bowles To Ask Food Rationing If Need Shown      U. S. Official Willing To Wait 60 Days Before Deciding

Bowles To Recommend Rationing If World Food Situation GetsTiqhter

RATIONING MAY BE NECESSARY, BOWLES WARNS   Meat, Bread, Dairy Products Among Items Mentioned’

Food Rationing Still Considered   Economic Stabilizer Making Plans to Act if It Becomes Necessary

Bowles Thinks Rationing May Yet Have to Be Restored But Hoover Doesn’‘t Favor Return

Hoover Opposes Food Rationing   Too Early for Deciajion on Rationing,  He Counsels

BOWLES TO ASK FOOD RATIONING [F CRISIS GROWS   Hoover Proposes Any Such Action Be Delayed Until This Year’s Harvest

Bowles Ready To Recommend Food Rationing   Would Urge Course if World Situation ‘Gets Tighter’ Soon

vas et a2aaty Deed. arate, dl Baywyvyyvic« se  Little rg Ot Soiuve To Food Rationing Seen

MAY RATION FOODS   Director Bowles Considers Action to Relieve Shortages

Hoover Counsels Against Ronewed Rationing Until World Harvests 1946 Crops   Has Hopes Worlds’ Food Production Will Be Better Than Anticipated

BOWLES HOPES RATIONING WILL BE UNNECESSARY   Next 60 Days Will Decide the Question, He Says

Bowles Talks Restoration  Of Rationing   Stabilization Director Announces He Will Recommend That Action If World Food Problem ‘Gets Tighter’

Statement Made After Hoover  Opposes Action   Restoration Would Be Asked If Situation ‘Gets Any Tighter’

BOWLES MAY ASK SOME RATIONING   Says Next Sixty Days Will  Determine Nead

STABILIZATION CHIEF IN HOPES IT’S UNNEEDED   Meat, Dairy Products and Bread Mentioned As Possible Items

Bowles Sees Food Ration.   Will Recommend. Restor tion System If Food  tion “Tohter ?

Bowles fo Recommend Rationing It Food Situation Grows Worse   doover, However, Advises Against Restoration Of ‘Rationing Until After Appraisal.of Food Conditions Following. Harvest of New Crops

Bowles To Ask Rationing If Food Tightens   Next 30 to 60 Days to De  “dermine Action; Hoover   Connsels Against H Until Harvest Is Over

Hoover Cautions Against Rationing Until Harvests .   Voluntary Action and U.S Grain Restrictions May Be Rule for Present

Bowles May Ask Rationing      Meat, Dairy Products, Bread Likely for List

Rationing Prospects Grow Dim   Hoover Counsels Against Any Action Before Harvest---His Report Draws Praise

Hoover Counsels Against Food Rationing Now  ew Wi ae Deacidant   Former President Thinks it Too Early For Such Decision

Rationing in U.S. Can Wail  Hoover Says   Special Food Envoy Makes Report to President and Suggests Waiting for "46 Harvest.

CONEERS ON FOOD   Food Rationing Hay Be Next   ‘Fair Distribution’ In U.S. Is Object

‘Ho oover Would Wait Until Harvests Are in Before Ordering Rationing

Hoover Counsels Against It Until This Year's Crops Harvested   Meat And Dairy Items ‘Top List   Possibility Of Bread Ra: tioning Also Seen By Administrator

Hoover Says Rationing Not Necessary Yet   Former President Has Hopes That World's Food Production Will Lessen Emergency

Bowles. Ready To Recommenc Rationing   If, World Food Gets Tighter, He Says He’ Wilk Do Tt

RATIONING 10 AWAIT OUTCOME OF WORLDWIDE CROP HARVESTS   Hoover Counsels Against Action; Needs Great; Sees No Mass Starving

Will Not Ration  Food Yet   Hoover Report Suggests Waiting Till  New Harvest Isin;  To Ration if Needed

Rationing Plan Hit By Hoover   Not Necessary, Food Authority Declares

HOOVER COOL TO RENEWAL OF FOOD RATIONING   Former President Would Wait Until After This Year’s Harvest

Hoover Agains Rationing Until Crops Harvested   Reports Direct To President Truman; Going To South America

y Hoover, Claims t Is Unnecessary  i Opposed i]   Proposed Step To Avert lass Starvation [L.oses Ground After Attack By  Survevor.

_: FOOD CONSERVATION—. ~~  ‘Bowles Still Talking  ‘About F ood Rationing  ' Hoover, Back From Europe, Advises Truman To Wait For Harvest Of Crops

Bowles Favors Ration Refurn   Recommends Plan ff Situation Worsens

Bowles For Food Ration; Hoover Views Differ  Ex-President’s Report Believes Voluntary Measures Satisfactory

Pilot Walks Away From P-80 Crash  Washes Plane Out at 130°M. P. H.

Arabs Would Fight U.S. on Palestine   Leader Tells Bitter Opposition to Plan to Settle Jews

Arabs Ready To Goto War Against US.   ‘Prepared to Fight’ To Prevent Policy Asked for Palestine

Stands Firm for 20 Pct. Tax Cut  Opposition Fails to Shake Knutson Stand

Knutson Stands Firm on Tax Cut ‘Across The Board’ Despite Mounting Protests

REP. KNUTSON STILL FAVORS CUT IN TAXES   Solon Declares He Will Call Committee Togeth. er Soon, Determined to Reduce Levies on In come 20 Per Cent.

Knutson Maintains Stand on Income Tax Slash Today   Plans to Call Committee To Study Methods

Still Plans Tax Slash   Bi-Partisan Opposition Fails to Sway Knutson: Asks 20°; Cut

Knutson Won't Retreat ‘In Drive to Cut Taxes   Says Slash Should and Can Be Made---To Call Commitieer Together Soon

ON TAX SLASH   Minnesotan Td Retreat ‘Not One Inch’ From Drive For Personal Cut

Knutson Stands By Tax Cut Plans   Will Call Ways and Means Committee Together To Begin Program

RETREATS ‘NOT ONE INCH Knutson Firm in Demands For 20% Income Tax Cut

Knutson Firm On Tax Slash   Has Retreated “Not One Inch” In His Drive, He Savs.

Knutson Firn For 20 P.C. Cut In Taxes   Protests From Roth Parties

Proposal to Slash Taxes is Opposed   Knutson, However Determined to Cerry Out Drive

Committee Leader Refuses to Let Down in Tax Fight  Slash of 20 Per Cent Is Knutson’s Goal; Work Will Start Soon

Knutson Reiterates Stand for Slashing Income Tax in 1947  Potential House   Potential House Ways, Means Group Head Firm for Cut

REP KNUTSON DECLARES HE HAS RETREATED NOT ONE INCH FROM DRIVE TO CUT INCOME TAXES

SOLON INSISTS ON TAX SLASH   Knutson Stands Pat on 20 Percent Cut Despite GOP, Demo Protests

Death Sentence of Pfc. Hicshaw to be Studied by General MacArthur

DEATH SENTENCE DUE FOR REVIEW   MacArthur to Pass on GI's Court Martial Verdict

REVIEW DEATH SENTENCE OF &}   PFC Convicted of Slaying 2 Japanese

VEW Calls On U.S. To Retain  ‘Atomic Secret   Congress Asked To Appropriate More For Work In Nuclear Research

$400 BOOST TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS URGED   “ANNERIES AND SHIPPING CONFERENCES CALLE

UNIFICATION IS FAVORED BY SENATE GROUF   Civilian Secretaries, Named by President, Would Head Various Branches.

Merger of Army, Navy Advocated  ope gm eg   Civilian ‘Secretary of Common Defense’ Recommended by Senate Committee

Committee Would Make  Civilian Boss   Recommend Defense Setup To Replace Army And Navy

U.S. Civilian Secretary of “Common Defense” Is Urged.  THOMAS RELATES PROPOSAL’S TERMS  Senator Tells Result of Months of Study by Committee.

Recommend Unification Of Services   Senate Military Committe: Favors ‘‘Secretary of  Common Defense’’

isGroup Suggests ‘Secretary of Common Defense   Navy, Army, Air Force. Would Have Individual  Leaders In Department

ASKS MERGER OF ARMED FORCES   Senate Group Recommends Unification

Committee OK’s Merger Proposal Sought by Army   Civilian ‘Secretary Of Common Defense’ Approved in Report

CABINET STATUS : [S RECOMMENDED AN-MERGER PLAN   Senate Subcommittee Also Proposés Secretary Each’ for Army, Navy, Air   ALL IN ONE DEPARTMENT   Selected by. President, Trio Would Be Subordinate to Defensa Secretary

PLAN CREATES DEFENSE POST FOR CABINE!   Proposal Would Give Secretary Greater Control

U.S. SENATE GROUP ASKS UNIFICATION OF ARMED FORCES   Senators. Would Merge Serv. ices Under Civilian Defense Secretary

Hope: Waning For Rescue in  Alpine Crast   Eleven Persons Aboard C-53 . Transport Will Probably Die Unless They Are Reached Within: Fow Hours

HOPES FADING FOR 11 ABOARD CRASHED PLANE   Several lowans Aboard Missing American  Air Transport

OUTLOOK DARK FOR RESCUE OF PLANE VICTIMS   Message Says Eight Of Passengers Stretcher Cases, Begs for Help

OPE WANES FOR LEVEN ON LOST PLANE IN FRANCE   eschie Parties and Planes Are "Searching High Alps For Missing Craft

HOPE DIM FOR MISSING PLANE   Survivors. of.'Crashed Trans: port Likely To Die in Alpine Winds.

Hope Fades For 11 On Crashed Army Transport   Rescue In Frigid Alps Must Come Within Few Hours If At All.

Outlook Hopeless  ~ For 1 Survivor:   =a ow suas ANN  s of Those Downed in Air Wreck

Plane’s Rescue Hopes AreLost   Eleven On Board Missing Ship In Europe

Hopes Fade For Reseue  Of 1] in Alps   Weather Hinders Search Planes— 8 Thought Hurt

Hope Fading For Rescue   Transport Crashed in High Alpine Area Swept By Bitterly Cold Winds

OUTLOUK DARK FOR THOSE ON DOWNED C-93   Army Authorities Fear There Is No Hope for 11] Marooned in the French Alps Unless They Are Rescued Soon.

Rescue Crews Fail to Reach Victims in Alps   Messages From Transport Heard. Telling Need For Medical Aid, Clothes

Outlook Dims For Rescue Of Crash Victim:   Bitter Windy Sweep Alpine Area Where Army Transport Went Down  ‘With Eleven

VICTIMS OF ALPS CRASH STILL LOST   Fear That They Might Not Survive Expressed by Army

SEARCH CONTINUES FOR SURVIVORS OF AIRPLANE CRASH   Outlook Feared Virtually Hopeless Untess Rescuers Basch Saat Sank

Fear for Folk On Army Plane   Outlook Virtually Hopeless Unless They  Are Rescued Soon

Former Lorimorian On Army Tansport In Alpine Crash   Brig. Gen. Haynes is One of Party Sought In Mountain Wilds

Wartime Commander Of Third Fleet Says It’s Nobody’s Damn Business Where We Gv

Says Ships To Go  Where They Like   Statement Comes In Answer To Moscow Radio’s Charge That Mediterranean Cruise : Is ‘Gangster Diplomacy’ :

HALSEY UPHOLDS CRUISING RIGHTS   AMERICAN WARSHIPS CAN GO ANYWHERE, ADMIRAL DECLARES

U. S. Fleet Deployment Defended   Admircl Halsey Says “We Will Go AnyWhere We Please,” Seas Are “Fran!

Admiral Scores Criticism Of Greek Cruise   Moscow Radio Says Cruise Of U. S. Carrier ‘Show Of Strength’; Tension Mounting

Move “‘Nobody’s Damn: Business’ Says Sea Dog; Declares Seas Are Free

Halsey Defends Cruise Of American Warships   Tension Mounts As U. S. and: Poland Exchange ‘Unofficial’ Diplomatic Rebukes While Fleet Emphasizes Interest in Mediterranean Affairs

FLEET MOVE! "NOBODY'S BUSINESS’   Halsey Says Of U.S. “Warships ‘We Go Where We Please’

‘ADM, “BULL” HALSEY  GETS TOUGH; FLEET  “CAN GO ANYWHERE” NONE OF ANYBODY’S  BUSINESS, HE SAYS OF RED ORIECTIONS

~ U. §. Fleet To Go Anywhere It Pleases---Halsey   High’ Seas “Free, Admiral States

‘Go Where We Please,’ Says Adm. Halsey  High Seas Free And It’s Nohandv’s

TEMPERATURES   Navy Squadron Is Deployed In Critical Areas   Wartime Commander Of Third Fleet In Defiant Interview

Our Fleet Can Go Anywhere, Halsey Answer to Critics   Respect Coastal Waters But High Seas “Free”, Admiral Says

Halsey Declares Warships Of U.S. ‘ToGo Anywhere   Coastal. Waters Of Other Nations Are. Excluded; Greek Situation Boiling

U.S. Ships To Go Anywhere, Says Halsey   No Business Of Other Nations, Admiral Declares

Fleet Moves ‘Our Affair’  Adm. Halsev TYeate   Adm. Halsey Irate Over Red Charges

Halsey Says U.S. Warships Not Limited   Admiral Declares American Fleet Goes Anywhere Tt Pleases.

No One’s Business, ‘Says Commander   Moscow Sees Pressure on Yugoslavia—Poles Charge Interference—Defenses Discussed

SENDS BACK ANSWER TO COMMUNISTS   Poland And U. S. Exchange Rebukes Over ‘Interference’

U.§., POLAND IN EXCHANGE OF REBUKES   America Accused of Interference With Elections

U.N.DELEGATES FIISSING ACAIN.      ‘Nobody's Business Where Our Fleet Goes’--Halsey

HALSEY SAYS SHIPS” SAILING ‘OUR BUSINESS   Polish Charge Of ‘Infringement? Turns Spotlight On Soviet Sohere

Where They Go Nobody’s Business He Says; Holland, U. S. Exchange Unofficial Diplomatic Punches —

Halsey Tough About Fleet   Warships Will Go Anywhere On Sea; Reds Up In Air

Nobody’s Business Where U. S. Fleet Goes, Says Adm. Halsey   Will Go Anywhere  t Please on ‘Free High Seas,” He Declares; Favors Continued Good Will Trips, U. §. Minding Own Business

Poland, U. S. Trade Slaps Over Coming Ballot Rules   Fleet Stakes Out Claim To Interest In Mediterranean

Halsey Defies World To Prevent U. S. Fleet From Touring   American Adiniral Vehemently Declares Free Travel Throughout World Will Be Enjoyed by U.S. Ships Despite Some Disfaver

'"'lt's Nobody's Damn Business Where We Go" Says Halsey About Movements of U.S. Ships

High Seas Are Free, Says a Naval Officer   Replying to Charge Made by Moscow Radio

U.S. Fleet To Go Where It Pleases   Admiral Halsey Gives Tough Answer About Warship Deployment   HIGH SEAS ARE “FREE”   ‘Veteran of Pacific Fighting Favors Good Will  Cruises

ADMIRAL HALSEY FAVORS ‘CRUISE’   "Nobody's Damn _ Busines: Where We Go,’ He Says Of Fleet Travels

IS AIMED AT RED CRITICS   ‘Nobody's Damn Business Where We Go,’ Says Admiral

‘It ls Nobody s Business Where WeGo, He Says   Presence of Fleet in Mediterranean Given Approval of War Hero

An Outspoken Answer After Russ QOutburst   ‘High Seas Free’; U. 8, Won’t Intrude in Territorial Waters

Halsey Defends Movements Of U.S. Warships; Says Can Go Where They Please

‘We'll Go Where We Please,’ Says Fleet Admiral  Defends t Good will  Tours ‘avy

Mounting Diplomatic Tension Stressed ‘In Sharp Exchange of Rebukes Between America and Poland Over “Free Election”

Go Says   ‘T's Nobody's Business , Bull Tells Newsmen   Yank Ships Not To intrude on Coastal Waters of Nations

Slaughter in Nazi Experiments Told   Thousands of ‘Human Guinea Pigs’ Killed

t  Nation's Telephone Setvice Threatened With Disruption; Secretary Calls Capital Conference.

Negotiations   Definitely Broken Off   Prospect of Ualting of Service Grows_As Picket Lines Are Established

NEW YORK CAFE MAN GETS 4-YEAR TERM ON TAY   KIDNAPER OF MUSSOLINI'S BODY IS CAPTURED   CHINESE REDS REPORTED AS PLANNING ATTACK

Harvester Workers Ask Hundred Millions in Suit in U.S. District Court; Seek Overtime.  PHILLIPS TO RULE IN NEW ARGUMENT

‘Steel Worker: File For Millions   Early Action By Congress May Curtail Actions

Steelworkers Portal-to-Porial Suits May Total Half Billion; Early Action by Congress Seen

NEW LAWSUIT ASKING  200 MILLION DOLLARS  PORTAL WAGES FILED STEELWORKERS OF BIG  BETHLEHEM PLANT ARE LARCEST FILERS YET

LITCHFIELD FIRM IN PORTAL SUN   CIO Union Seeks $4,000,000 From American Radiator Corp. Plant There

Jones & Laughlin to Be Sued for Almost $19 Million; Judge Doubts Justification

Unions Seek Millions In Portal Pay   South Bend Industry, ord Company Sued By CIO Officials

‘NYLONS, STILLA DREAM   ITLL BE AT LEAST 6 MONTHS BEFORE SUPPLY IS ADEQUATE

Mother Tries To Rescue Son   Soldier Faces Death Sentence After Desertion In Combat While On Luzon

“Some Columnists Taken Over Jumps For Alleged Bad Reporting, Lies

ICKES GIVES. OPINION OF COLUMNISTS   Is Oue Himself Now; Likes  Drew Pearson

Inflation Is Our Number One Domestic Problem Says Fred M. Vinson

Wedemeyer Will Return To China Post   Shanghai Thinks Marshall To Come Home

THUGS SWIPE $28.000.IN JEWELS AND CIAOTHEC EROM NOTTIC LAMOLIP’S ALITO

Work Of Grand Jury Will Go On   Judge Coask Says Job To Be Finished

GRAND JURY T0 GO ON, JUDGE COASH ASSERTS   Says Testimony To Be Resumed As Soon As Possible

Truman Hits Ickes Blast As Political   President Says F.D.R. Aimed To Give Navy Post to Pauley.

PRESIDENT WILL NOT WITHORAN PAULEY’S NAME   Truman Says Roosevelt Intended To Nominate Him  For Position      CONFIRMATION BY SENATE ANTICIPATED

Iek eS oo Doesn’ om : on  le = )  }   Won't Withdraw Name Of Pauley, Says Chief; Calls Ickes’ Outery Political Argument

TRUMAN UNMOVED BY ICKES’ OUTERY AGAINST PAULEY   Declares Oil Man’s Nomination to Be Undersecretary of Navy Will Not Be Withdrawn.   BLAST POLITICAL, EXECUTIVE ASSERTS   President Tells Questioners He Will Decide in 1948 Whether He Will Be a Candidate.

President Charges Ickes vs. Pauley Is A Political Fight   Truman Denies Chicago Newspaper’s Report He Will Not Run in ‘48; Tells Newsmen It Is Still Too Early to Decide

‘Truman Says Nomination Of  Pauley Not To Be Withdrawn   President Calls ickes Outcry “Just a Political Argu. ment’ —Refuses to Make Statement on Second Term Aspirations

TRUMAN RAPS ICKES’ REPLY   Brands Outcry Political Argument; Says Ickes Praised Pauley

Ickes Blast Only Political Argument,  Truman Says   Contends Secretary Had Praised Pauley; Silent on His Plans In 1948 Election

PRESIDENT T0 STAND PAT ON EDWIN PAULEY   Chief Executive Reveals He Hasn’t Given ’48 Election A Single Consideration

NEW HIGHWAY DIRECTOR 10 BE M. D, SHAFFER   Herbert Appoints Mansfield And Columbus Man To Succeed Ford

SHAFEFR GETS HIGHWAY JOB   LER BE-R-P-NAMES—PIRECTOROF STATE HIGHWAY SyYSTEM EN APPOINTIIE TODAY

SHAFFER NAME OHIO ROAD CHIEF   Former Location Engineer Head of Macadam Group For Past Year

‘Too Much Maud Slinging Says Buck Taylor Turns Him To Johnsons Side

SWEENEY ASKS RECOUNT IN 3 AREA COUNTIES   Vote Tabulation Asked Ir Fayette, Wyoming and Mercer

SENATE GRUUP HEARS DETALS FRO BAUGH  ‘Program to Be Made Public  Friday at Meeting of   ISOME POINTS LEARNED   U. $. Propeses Eventually to Place lis Data Under International Rule

Truman and Byrnes Settle on Plan [To Avert Atom War Between Nations

Approve Progra m To Avert Atomic War in Future   New U. S. Plan Would Provide For Gradual International Control.

ATOMIC PLAN WINS APPROVAL   Truman And Byrnes Favor Sweeping Program To Avert Atomic War

Italy Claims Vishinsky Has Made Insult   Remark Had to Do With Soldiers Better at Running Than Fighting

ltaly Says Her Honor Insulfed  Vishinsky’s. Remark About Soldiers Cited

Italy Protests Russian Insult At Peace Parley   Conference Leaders Still Disturbed Over Lack of Results

ITALY MAKES PROTEST T0 CONFERENCE   Formal Action Describes Russian Charge as Insult to Country’s Honor.

ITALY CLAIMS IT HAS BEEN INSULTED   Files Formal Protest With  Peace Conference

ITALY RESENTS RUSSIAN SLUR   PROTESTS AGAINST RED CHARGE OF COWARDICE

Claim Italy Is ‘Insulted’ By Russian   Pi otest Made at Paris Peac: Conference by the Ital ian Delegation

Ttaly Says Her Honor “Tnsulted” By Vishinsky   Protests Statement That Italian Troops Can Run Better Than They Can Fight War

Foresee Impetus In Decontrol for Full Production   Business Leaders Say Prices Later Will Go Downward

Industry And Business See  Plenty Ahead   NAM Head Say:  Can Count  ment to Restore Full Output        Permanent Costs  Have Been Added   Barring Another Round of Wage Demands, Prices Will Be Adjusted  Downwird

Have Impetus Now For Full Production  Is Opinion Of  Industry And 4 . wail eae

Trade Chiefs Expect Boom In Production   Decontro} Directive Expected to Provide Full Output Impetus

Outlawed Irish Army Tramps Belfast Again   Four Hundred March Behind Hunger Striker’s Coffin as Amnesty Demands Increase

‘CRYPTIC’ TATTOO IS SERBIAN ‘DOG TAGS   ‘lystery Of Strange Letters Solved By Relatives

LEWIS TO REPORT ON PROGRESS OF MINERS WAGE NEGOTIATIONS   Gov't Reluctant To Seize Ant Operate Coal Mines

Successor For Martin Not Set   Delay Decision Until Next Week, is Word

U.S. Supports Poland’s Request For Discussion At Security Council

U. S. TO SUPPORT POLAND'S REQUEST ON SPANISH ISSUE   Mother Country Disowned by Cuba.

Expenditure Cut Pledged  By Truman   Sharp Trimming Forseen in Funds Of Armed Forces

BIKINI MAY REVOLUTIONIZE NAVY   ‘ruman Slashes Federal Spending: Vets May Be Affected

Military And Veterans Programs Face Cuts In  Federal Economy Move

INVALID SLAYS STEPFATHER, 36   Officers Told Girl, 19, Sho And Stabbed Man After Family Quarrel

. —  Continued on Page Two Continued on Page Tw  ‘ram 2 Girl, 19. Tells How She Slew Stepfathe:

E'bI Disrobes Man In Dress   Fair-Haired Bob Williams Fools Public And Draft Board In 13-Year Masquerade

Soviet ind U.S. Agree on Plan   Interchange Straying Individuals in Germany

U.S., Russia Establish  Conduct Code  ;      To Be Used To Handle Espionage Suspects

Rail Workers’ Pay Increase  Left To Board   All Brotherhoods Except Engineers And Firemen Agree To Arbitrate

18 Rail Unions  To Arbitrate 85° Of Employes On Mojor Lines Involved

MAJOR RAILROADS AND 18 OF 20 R.-R. UNIONS : AGREE -TO ARBITRATE -

RAILROADS AND UNIONS OK PLAN TO DISCUSS PAY   About 85 Per Cent Of Rail Employes Involved In Agreement; Ford And CIO Agree On 8-Cents An Hour Raise, ‘Avert Strike.

Agreement Involves 18 Rail Unions   Wage Discussion Slated; Pair of Brotherhoods Not in on Accord.   ORC IN CHICAGO.

Railroads Agree To Arbitrate.   MANAGEMENT, 18 UNIONS READY TO ACCEPT BOARD'S DECISION

CHARGE GRAND MUFTI OF JERUSALEM AIDED GERMANY DURING WAR   US, And Britain. Exchanging ~ Bridence =

Looks Like White For Senate Post   Republicans Consider Maine Senator As ‘‘Harmony’’ Candidate

.0.P. LOOKS It WHITE FOR   Maine Senator May Be Asked to Step Into Breach

MAINE - SENATOR- SAID™~TO- BE "HARMONY" CANDIDATE OF:  GROUP-IN THE SENATE

G.0.P. LOOKS TO WHITE FOR HARMONY   Maine Senator May Be Asked to Step Into Breach

Truman Names UN Delegates   Nominations Made For September Assembly Sessions

Solons Comment  On A-Bomb Test      Still Think Potentialities Of Bomb Are Exceedingly Great

Wells Dairy Becomes  Member Of National —  Ice:'Cream: ‘Asidciation:

 JOHNSTON ICE CREAM COMPANY ‘BECOMES MEMBER OF QUALITY ICHEKD ICE CREAM ASSOCIATION

Solons Baik At idea Of Psychoanalysis   None Will Agree With Edueator That It Is. the Thing for Congress.

TRUMAN CATCHES —-SIX-POUND FISH   PULLS OUT 2 SMALLER ONES-~ EXECUTIVE “IN TIPTOP SHAPE,” SAYS ROSS,

Truman Lucky, Catches 3 Fish   Catches First After Ten Minutes; Said To Be In Good Physical Shape

Soviet Agreement Gets Added Study   Delegates Receive Information Red Army to Pull Out of Jran

IRAN DISPUTE IS BELIEVED SETTLED   Hail Victory For United Nations System   BYRNES ARRIVES   To Represent U. S. At Main Debates: Truman Sends Message Of Welcome

UNO Council Delegates  Await Opening Session   Better Relations Between U.S., Russia And Great Britain Forecast By Leaders

Limit Security Council Meeting To Formalities   Truman Message To Be Read To UNO Group Russia Reported Pulling Out Of Iran

Soviet Withdrawal Of Troops In Iran Delays Official Talks   ‘ey Delegates Await New Reports From Their Governments After Russian Announcement Sunday

‘ALL DISCUSSION OF IRANIAN ISSUE AT ATLANTIC CITY TO BE DELAYED UNTIL TUESDAY

ISSUE REMAINS CHIEF TOPIC AT MEETING: DELEGATES PGSTPONE DEBATE: AWAIT TRUMAN TALK

Big Three’s Relations May Improve As Result   Victory For System Seen By UNO Heads

Decision of Russia  To Evacuate Iran At Once Hailed by United Nations Folk

Worst Crisis For UNO May ‘Now Be Over   Jranian Debate To Begin On Tuesday: Military Committee oy Moet Secretly

'United Nations Limit Security Council Meeting Today iTa Enrmalities: Delay lranian Issue Until Tomorrow

Limit Meet Today to Formalities   Gives Time"  To Get Official’ — Word _on Reported Red Agreement

Japan’s Future Dependent Upon Help From U.S.   —EMPEROR HIROHITO. Recovery Speed Hinges On Co-operation, Says Mikado In Interview.

U.S. ASKED BY MIRURITD Oh HEGOVERY AID   Tells Newspaper Men Speed  in Comeback Depends en Cooperation.

=3 a pa a n Recovery Dependent o on 1 LJ: Ss. A scicstance Em ray or Sa 7S  mper Lo 28

HIROHITO CITES VALUE OF U.S. CO-OPERATION   Holds Rare Interview With American Publishers

Newspaper Men Visit Hirihito Jap Recovery Depends ~ On Cooperation

Hirohite Praises Mi Arthur   Wants Cooperation Of United States In Future World

\Hirohito Gives Rare Interview to IU. 5S. Newsmen---Asks Cooneration

Jap Emperor Looks to U.S.   Speed of Recovery Depends on Cooperation He Says In Interview

‘Rare Interview Hirohito Says Speed Of -Japan’s Recovery Rests On Co-operation Of U.S.

sist:  ™ U.S. Co-operation Sole Hope of Japan, Hirchito Tells News Executives:

Hirochito Is Host ToNewsmen   Cooneration With U. S. Is Stressed By Emperor in Interview With Visiting Americans

U.S. Publishers Interviewing Hirohito Find Emperor Is Red Hot for ‘Co-operation’

Four Americans Made Cardinals Is Colorful Church Ceremony   ‘lanan ‘Wants To Cooperate With U.S. In Reconstruction

Hirohito Wants U. S. Cooperation   Says Speed Of Japan’s Recovery Depends On Cooperation.

ATOMIC CONFEREES HOPE TO COMPLETE ‘PHASE OF PROGRAM   Many Difficulties Remain to be Overcome Before Work able Plan Finished

~ DELIBERATION BY ~ NEXT WEEK END   United Nations Atomic Conferees Are Working to That End.   LONG PRELIMINARIES   Only a Very Optimistic View Would Support the Idea.

No Speedy Atom Pact   World Agreement On  Control. Plan-May Be Long Time Coming, But Preliminaries Go Well

Difficult Road Ahead For UN Atomic Group   World Atom Contra! Will Come Only After Painstaking Work— Not Too Optimistic

WorldAtom Control Is Still Vague   Concrete Plan Unlikely for Submission to the U.N. Security Group  Pont Bont Darlaw   Will Take Time   : Preliminaries Clea Satisfactorily Under Chairman Fyatt

Atomic Control Program Faces Further Delays  Seek Completion   Seek Completion Of First Phase Early Next Week

HUGHES REACHES KANSAS CITY ON-HIS FLIGHT TO NEW YORK   MULTIMILLIONAIRE WHO NEARLY LOS? LIFE IN PLANE CRASH AGAIN FLYING  . BiG SIP

Secret Work Begun Back in Year ‘29   Company Started Moking Special Ball Bearings For Norden Bombsight

P. E. Bishops Denounce Even Thot Of U.S. Making War Upon Russia   Call For Faith And Fellowship With Russian People As General Convention Is Concluded With ' San Francisco Selected As'Next Meeting Place

EPISCOPALIANS GLOSE 11-DAY PONVENTION   San Francisco Selected As Site ‘Of ’49 Convention

UNION TO VOTE ON LABOR ISSUE   Transit Workers May Ballot to Crush Picket Lines

TRANSIT TIE-UP MAY END TODAY AT PITTSBURGH      A. F. L. Streetcar Workers Take Vote On Whether To Crash Pickets

Governor Asks Aid In Investigating Ohic Beef, Pork Shortage   Lima Packer in Washington To Help File Appeal To Lift Ceilings; Army Dickering For Loan from Britain

Scarcity In Ohio Is Questioned   Fight For Decontrol Of Beef Opens  Ti Netien’e Caenitel

Investigation by U. 8. Into Situation in State ~ Requested by Governor

British Lose F ranco Case Disposition   Kffort to. Send Question To General Assembly Je Rinck-o]

Three Nations Fight Britain Over Spain   English Attempt to Prevent Diplomatic Break Is Opposed

SPANISH CASE BEFORE COUNCIL   Australia Makes Direct Appeal To Russians For  Cooperation

THREE NATIONS BLOCK BRITISH SPANISH PLAN   Australia, France And Mexico Oppose ‘No Recommendation’

NEGRO, STRAPPED IN ELECTRIC CHAIR, ADMITS - MILLING ALARARAA crip:

CLAIM ARRESTS BY ‘LEFT-WING   VICE PREMIER OF POLAND SAYS RUSSIAN-TRAINED POLICE INTEFERING WITIL REFERENDUM ~

‘Deal Effective April 1, Warehouse And Contents   Announcement Made Monday Of Transfer Of One Of Hill Country’s Oldest Business Firms

Schreiner Wool and Mohair Company Sold to Hal Peterson and W. C. Fawcett

HIROSHIMA DIGS QUT OF WRECKARE   Homes Being Rebuilt; Gar dens and Weeds Grow  _dens and Bihhis———-—-——

“AXIS SALLY." TWO OTHER AMFPLEANS FREED IN REICH   Mildred Gitlors, Former Mu” sitian, Broadcast-From Germany

‘Axis Sally’ Is Given Liberty   [wo Other Americans Who Broadcast over German Radio during War Released

“AXIS SALLY” IS RELEASED BY THE ARMY   American Musician Who Broadcast for Germans During the War Will Not Be Prosecuted by Justice Department.

‘Axis Sally’ Freed From Army Prison   American Musician and Two Others, Who Broadcast over German Radio During War, Released.

‘Axis Sally’ Is Released From U.S. Army Prison  Once Resided In Portland

‘Axis Sally’ Is Freed from Jail   Two Other Americans Who Broadcast for Nazis Are Released

"AXIS SALLY’ 1S. RELEASED   Two Other Americans Who Broadcast For Germans Also Freed

‘TRIAL OF THREE HERRIN MEN IN ARMED ROBBERY IS LAUNCHED AT MARION

TRY TO FIX DATE OF NEWT STRIKE   Factions Disagree On Strategy In Telephone Dispute.

PHONE WORKERS AWAIT WORD FROM LABOR HEADS, AS DATE OF PENDING STRIKE REMAINS UNSET

Photie Workers aa To Set rike Deadline   , President Of NFTW ~ Not In Favor Of Setting Date

*Phone Strike Still In Air.   NFTW. Heads Debate Walk-Out Deadline

‘Phone Workers Discuss Whether To Call Walkout   Union Leader Asks Gov't to Intervene by Sug: gesting Remedies.

Telephone Workers Split on Setting Of Definite Date To Call U. §. Strike

STRIKE ARGUED BY PHONE UNION   NFTW Head Doesn’t Favor Setting Any Date Now

Telephone Strike Deadline Sought By NFTW Grour   U. S. Intervention In  Dispute Asked

DEMOCRATS SAY TRUMAN MAY ENTER OHIO CAMPAIGN   SUPPORT OF HUFFMAN HINTED

Byrnes To Make A Radio Report On Peace Talks   Believes Yugoslavia Tc Reconsider, Sign Treaty With Italy.

PEACE CONFERENCE REPORT BY BYRNES   Leaving Paris for U. S., He Says Yugoslavia Will Sign Pact   “NO POLICY CHANGE”

Byrnes Plans To Talk on  Conference   Secretary Starts Return To America, Confident That Yugoslavia Will Sign Peace Treaty

Byrnes Report Friday   Will Give Nation Radio Account of Peace Parley; to  U. S. By Air Today

BYRNES PLANS - RADIO SPEECH   Secretary of State Will Return To VU. S. Tomorrow, Make Talk Friday

Leaving Paris for U. S., He Says Yugoslavia Will Sign Pact   “NO POLICY: CHANGE”

BYRNES BOARDS PLANE FOR U. S.   PLANS REPORT TO NATION ON PEACE CONFERENCE FRIDAY

Byrnes Flies Home; Will Broadcast on Peace Meet Friday   ‘Secretary of State Hopes Slavs Will Sign Pact Wth Italian Nation

SEC. BYRNES T0 BE ON AIR FRIDAY NIGHT   Will Report to Public on 21-Nation Peace Conference in Paris — En Route to U.S, by Presidential Plane.

Byrnes Feels Yugos Will Sign Treaty   Returning to U. S., Will Moke Broadcast Report Ta Nation Friday Night

BYRNES ON AIR FRIDAY NIGHT   U. S. Secretary Of State Leaves Paris By Plane For Washington.

Byrnes Will Make Report On Conference   Broadcast Planned; Favors Publicity On Meetinas

To Air His Views  Byrnes Believes Yugoslavia Will Approve Treaty

IBYR) NES.TO, MAKE RADIO. REPORT ON PEACE PARLEY: MINISTERS OFF FOR MEETING IN NEW YORK

Byrnes Reports To Nation By Radio Friday   Broadcast on Peace Parley. Will. Review U. §.-Soviet Relations

Byrnes To Report (n Peace Parley By Radio Friday   Secretary And Wife Are Flying Home From Paris.

BYRNES SURI YUGOSLAVIA WILL SIGN   To Bow To Opinions OF Allied Nations

Byrnes Will Give Broadcast Report On Paris Parley   Secretary of State Leaves for U. S. via Plane; Says Work Was Fruitful

BYRNES PLANS RADIO REPORT FRIDAY NIGHT   Secretary of State Leaves Paris Confident Yugoslavia* Will Sign Peace With italy   PLANE IS DUE THURSDAY

Byrnes to Report On Conference   Secretary of State On Way to U.S. in President's Plane

Report on Conference   On Way Home---Expresses Confidence That Slavs Will Sign Italian Treaty

Half Million Lbs. of TNT Is Exploded   Blast Is Not Nearly As Strong as Bikini Atomic Romh Test

Gi TERMINAL LEAVE PAY UP FOR VOTE   Senate Nears Vote Today on $3 Million Bill

VOTE NEAR ON TERMINAL PAY   Bill’s Sponsor Predicts OK By Senate Today; Ball Flays Measure.

Near Vote OnG. , Terminal Leave Bill; Termed ‘Bonus In Disquise’

TERMINAL PAY UP IN SENATE   ’ Veteran Enlisted Men ' to Get Federal Bonds

Brunken-Schmidt  Wedding’ Thursday  - Ceremony Performed  _By Rev: L: L: Belk

Brunken-Schmidt ‘Wedding Thursday  Ceremony Performed  By Rev. L. L. Belk

Mystery Veiling Progress of Military Board   Nothing Is Known of Progress Made at Sessions

Global Army Staff Marks Time; Veil of Mystery   Peace Treaty Outcome Holds Key to Group Movement

Group Wants Draft Ended   ‘Added Inducements’ May Lure Volunteers

Plans to End Draft Act Are Suaaested   Special Occupation Army Proposed By Georgia Solon

ACT EXPIRES MAY 15  House Begins Hunt for Way.” To End Draft Vinson. to Ask for.. -600,000 Volunteer  Qeeunnatian Army.

 Capital Hunts Way to Kill Draft May 15   Army Fight Looms On Bill Adding Volunteer Benefits

Hunt Ways To Allow Draft Ad to: Die   Meny Legisletors Opposed To Extension, May Add To Volunteer inducements

Vinson Would Create Special Occupation Armv Of 600,000 In Lieu Of Keeping Draft

Solons Strive  — To End Draft   Enlistment inducement Bill Prepared by Vinson

Search For Way te End Draft Begins On Capital Hill   Present Conscription Law Expires May 15; Vinson to Offer Bill

W ay Sought For Endin g  Draft Law   Georgia Congressman Pro. poses Special Occupation Army Of Volunteers

uck Hunters Will pen the Season n lowa Saturday   45 Day Season Opens at 6:08 A. M., Saturday. Rag Limit Cut.

Holel Firemen Now Threaten Walkout      Hotel Guests, Including Officials, Have to Shift for Themselves

Troops Conduct Big Manhunt In Wild Country   American Woman Slain While Sleeping Alongside Husband In Tent During Honeymoon Boat Trip

Tulsa Bride Is Slain   Mexican Troops Search In Semi-Tropical Region For Brutal Killers

RIVER BANDITS MURDER BRIDE   Young Wife Dies In Her Husband's Arms; Hunt For Killers

Nan Peiker Beach Dies in Husband's Arms _ After Being Shot by Three Men

Big Manhunt on For Slayers of American Bride   Mexican Troops, Indian Guides Search for Trio

\Mexico Seeks Killers  Of American Bride   New York City Girl Dies in Arms of Husband after Natives Attack Honeymoon Camp

Mexican Troops With Indian Guides Fight Tangled Underbrush in Search for Slayers of Young Bride

Honeymoon Interrupted By Murder   Mexican Troops Stage Manhunt in Desolate Area

Troops Start Search for  Duidan Villave DIIUG NiLCIS   Picture on Page 6

Mexican Troops Hunt Slayers Of  American Bride   19-Year-Old Oklahoma Woman Slain While On Honeymoon in Mexico

Troops Search Murderers of Young Bride   Mexico's Biggest Man Hunt Being Staged Along Blasas River

Grecian Unity Gets Setback   Leader of Liberal Party Declines Cabinet Bid

Greek Unity Given Setback By Libera   King George Seeks to Band Opposition Parties Toaether

EMPLOYMENT, PRODUCTION GAIN SURPASS RECORD   Civilian Output at Highest Level Ever Reached: Snyder

RECONVERSION ‘DIRECTOR - TELLS CONGRESS MORE PERSONS ARE EMPLOYED THAN BEFORE _V-J_ DAY.

BLACKOUT ON 18 CONVICTED NAZIS STILL ON   U. S. Army Aids Trio To Foil Waiting German Police Officers

ESCORT ORDERED HER   Adquitted Nuernberg Détendants Pian Departure For Britieh Zone

Acquitted Nazis Claimed Assured Safe Conduct To British Zone: Later Arrest Said Possible

ESCORTS GIVEN 3 FREED NAZIS   Gen. Clay Orders Safe Conduct For Trio To British Zone

Safe Escort fo Hamburg Ordered For Freed Nazis   Schacht, von Papen and Fritzsche Going to British Zone

oa eer ne RE a eR RENO a 8 RSAC RI  F reed Nazis Get Safe. - Escort from U.S. Zone

3 ACQUITTED NAZIS GET SAFE CONDUCT   U. S. OFFICIAL ORDERS, ESCORT FOR TRIO TO BRITISH OCCUPIED ZONE.

SAFE CONDUCT IS PROVIDED BY SOLDIERS   German Police Are Prevented trom Arresting Trio

Acquitted Trio To Be Escorted To British Zone   May Be Arrested Then By Germans and Taken Before Their Courts

U.S. Reminds Russia of Trade Pledges in Filing Protests ‘Aeoainst Red Deal with Sweden

SWENISH-SOVIET DEAL IRREGULAR   United States Protests, Reminds Russia Of Trade Pledge

U. S. Presents Protest to Russia, Sweden   Fears Discrimination In Russian Trade; Pledges Are Recalled

Japanese Invoke Steps To Curb Inflation Threat   New Yen Issue Ordered, Strict Limitation Placed On Bank Withdrawals

Japan Calls In All Yen Notes   New Money To Be Issued To Stop Inflation

Water Resources Bill Is Approved   Adams Bayou and Canal Proiect Are Included

Wold Vest Vast Power in’ Army;  Waliace ” Terms, Action Exceed:  ingly Unfortunate.

HITS DECISION TO GIVE ARMY ATOM CONTROL   Wallace Attacks Verdict After Group Gives Armed Forces Power

MILITARY GIVEN ATOMIC POWER   Wallace Blasts Decision As Swing Toward Fascism

Wallace Scores Military Control Of Atomic Bom   Armed Forces Given Right To Intervene In Civilian Board's Powers

Armed Forces Gain Support   Win Round in Fight For Atomic Control

Fears Military Fascism... .  Wallace Sees Dangers In Decision To Place Atom Control With Military

Armed Forces Win Test Vate  NA OT Ne  “Atomié Contvo   Secretary Wallace immedi,  ‘ately, Strikes” Qut)-At*: Senate Commit. ° lee’s Decision

Military Gets Atom Control Voice; Wallace Hits Plan as ‘Unfortunate’

Atomic Control Decision Given Armed Forces   National Safety Issue Attacked By Wallace

National Safety Issue Gives Armed Forces Decision on Atomic Energy

Wallace Opposes Granting Military A-Bomb Control   Terms Committee Act Unfortunate Development: Warns Of Fascism

DICTATO SLAIN DURING SWIFT REVOLT      REVOLUTIONISTS CLAIM FULL CONTROL OF CAPITAL OF BO CIVIA—MUNDREDS REPORT! SLAIN

President Killed; Revolutionaries Control Bolivia   Interim Administration Be. ing Framed Pending Election Arrangements      ESTIMATE 250 DEAD IN REVOLT

lowans Win at Livestock Exhibition   Schmidt Brothers Renew Victory in Carlot Beef Class

The Latest. I. N. S. News Flashes   Received by Pone   Sleeping Cars

Reports Russians Training Jap Troops in Manchuria, Korea, Kuriles for Possible Future Use

CLAIM RUSSIANS TRAINING JAPS   CHUNGKING ESTIMATES 500,000 TROOPS IN RED ARMY AREA

500,000 Mer Placed Under Russian Rule   No Soviet-Sign Of Repatriation From Four Areas

Meat Moves to Background In Ohio Political Campaign  Candidates Renew Efforts to Claim

Both Sides Report Progress after President Talks With Lewis and Krug 34 Minutes.

A-Bomb Defense Claims Are Seen  As World Danger   Scientists Of Famed New Mexico Laboratory Say No Defense Is Available   HUGE HAZARD IN FINDING DEFENSE

Grandmother, “Mad” About Length Of Skirts, Appeals To Washinaton

OPA Conferees Hope To Agree At 8-00 P. M. Meeting   Deadlock Over Cutting Out Meat, Dairy Price Control

OPA SUPPORTERS URGE VETO OF WEAK PRICE BILL   Senator Taft Says Conference May Be Disrupted

Can’t Agree On Changes, Taft Reports   Conferees To Make Final Compromise Effort At Meeting Late Today

Conferees May Ask House And Senate For Additional Instructions   Settlement Not Ex pected Today   Leaders Divided On Time To End Act And Lifting Meat Poultry Controls

Senate-House Conferees are Still Deadlocked Over OPA Legislation

OPA Legislation Remains Snarlec   Doubt is Expressed That Conferrees Can Ever Get Together

Agreement Will Be Sought at Parley Tonight   Rallies Are Held in Capital in Effort To Save Price Controls

OPA Conferees Hope for Final  Vote Tomorrow   Conference Deadlocked on Senate Proposal To End Controls on Meat, Dairy Goods

MILLION SUITS - ARE PROMISED   RFC TO RELEASE SURPLUS WAR FABRICS TO PROVIDE CLOTH FOR MEN'S SUITS

OPA’s Future  Is Uncertain   Committee Is Progressing Slowly on Agency’s Life

OPA'S FUTURE IS UNCERTAIN   Senate Dallies Over Ex. tending Agency’s Life Beyond June 30

Uncertainty Over OPA Form Grows   Tatt Amendment   Taft Amendment Blocked by Vote

SENATORS SPLIT ON FORM OF OPA   COMMITTEE DIVIDES 8 TO § ON PRICE PROPOSAL MADE BY TAFT.

OPA Future More Muddled  Divided Senate Grouy Cant Aoree On Rill

‘OPA Future Hangs in Balance  Slow Action Of Senate Gr oup _ Leaves OPA Future In Doubt

Tie Vote Blocks Taft Amendment To OPA Measure   Senate Banking Commit tee Splits on Question of Price Margins

PRICING SNAGS ACTION ON OPA      ‘Senate Committee Divides Sharply Over Margin  For Processors

OPA Measure fs Slowed Up by Price Margin Snag   Future Becomes Even More Uncertain Under Committee Differences

Lewis Offers Statistic to Back Demands   Mine Head Attempts To Prove Need for Health, Welfare Fund

Health Hazard Of Coal Mines Is Spotlighted   Lewis’ Technicians Present Stutisties to Support Welfare Fimd: Neod

COAL OPERATORS HANDED STATISTICS   Miners Present Data in Support of Demand for Health Fund and Kalse in Pav.

UNION BACKS HEALTH FUND   Leaders Attempt to Show Miners Are Without Adequate Care

Lewis Acts To Back Demands   Mine Union Head Offers Statistics to Operators

Says Hitler Entrusted Goering With Plans For Bacteriological Warfare

With Filing Deadline Past, ‘Candidates Swing Into Action   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Corresvondent

State Candidates Plotting Vigorous   Filing Deadline Is Past And Race Is On

Chester Bowles Sees Flood Of Goods By Yule   Hopes U. S. Can Prevent Economic ‘Paralysis Due  To Too-High Prices.’ :

Bowles Predict Plenty Of Goods By End Of Year   But Warns Of Paralysis If Prices Are Too High

Bowles Optimistic About Production—Provided Price Controls Retained

Bowles Says Increase in  Goods Likely   Director Forecasts Flood OF Merchandise ‘If We Can Prevent Paralysis Caused by High Prices’

TEP PES Aves PEPE ee  ——  Bowles Predicts Flood Of Consumer Goods

Flood Of Goods By Christmas Predicted   Bowles Says Many Shortages May Be Ended This Fall

Will Vanish If Controls Retained   Economic Stabilizer Says Production of Scarc2  Articles Increasing

Bowles Sees a Flood of Consumer Goods by Yule If Prices Do Not Become Too High

BOWLES PREDICTS GOODS FLOOD bY NEXT CHRISTMAS   Says Proper Decisions Now Will Avert Economic — Breakdown

‘Flood’ of Goods Is Predicted By Next Christmas   Bowles Warns of Paralysis Danger Due To High Prices

Bowles Sees Flood of Goods By Christmas   ‘If OPA Controls Are Retained,’ He Indicates in Broadcast

Bowles Predicts a Flood of Consumer Goods by Christmas   but U.5. Must First Prevent the Paralysis That Comes with Too High Prices, He Says

BOWLES SEES G00DS FLOOD   Stabilization Boss Hopes U. S. Avoids Tailspin

Bowles Sees Goods Flood By Christmas   Stabilization Director Pre. dicts ‘Plenty’ If Prices Do _ Not Go Too Hich.

Bowles Sees Floodof Good By Christmas   Price Czar In New Appeal For Stability

Arab Army May Battle Jews  Reprisals Threatened For Attack In Jaffa

Dealer in “Nekkid” Statuary —  Uncle Sam Sells Alien Stuf!   Weird Variety of Nazi, Jap Goods Put Up for Sale

General Shoe Price Boost Held Likely   Tanners Press for Increased Price of — Leather and OPA Said To Be Ready to Yield

SHOE PRICE BOOST ~ REGARDED LIKELY   Alloy Steel Cost Also Due for  Die.

OPA Discloses Price Increases   Shoe Leather, Alloy Steel Due For Boost

ALL SHOE PRICES MAY JUMP SOON   Steel Items In Housing Alse Will Be Boosted Again

RAISE EXPECTED IN SHOE PRICES   OPA Also Reveals Higher Steel Costs Affecting Housing Program

General Price Boost On Shoes Indicated   Increases Expected to Follow Hikes in Leather Costs-—Steel Items Used In Heusing Also to Go Un

—MORE PRICE BOOSTS—  Predict Cost Of Shoes Will Soon Be Increased

Greece To Ask Border Probe By UN Council   Charges Northern Neighbors Meddle In Internal Affairs

PLANE CRASHES NEAR LITTLETON   One Dead, Another Badly Hurt In Forced Landing.

Florida Quints All Die   Prematurely Born Negro Girls Live Oniy 30 Minutes

GETS JOB WITH FEDERAL FISH & GAME COMMISSION   Robert Pierce Leaves to le a a a a

UNO Delegate Opens Case On Security   Reports Presence Of British Troops In Greece Threatened Peace Too.

Inflation Danger Cited by Porter  bieawt 19 Adanthe Ava   Next 12 Months Are Most Critical, Claim

Inflation Warning to Coneress   ‘Serious Danger’ of From 30 to 50 Pet. Rise in Year

Next 6 Months Most Critical For Inflation   O. P. A. Administrator Por ter Warns Congress Of ‘Serious Danger ’’ Ahead

C. H. CROOKS, TI, DIES IN BOONE   President of Fort Dodge, Des Moines and Southern; Here 38 Years

STATE ASKS DELAY IN BRIBE CASE   Foster Must Go To Washington for Hemans Hearing

WANT DELAY IN GRAFT HEARING   PROSECUTOR WILL GO TO WASHINGTON TO GET HEMANS

Truman Asks Completion of His Must Bills   President Especially Desires Fact-Finding And Cooling Off Period  Se

GI Demobilization, Labor Strife High On Opening Docket   Congressional Leaders Report Truman ‘Anxious’ For Action on Legislation Program

Truman Requests Speedy Action On His Program   Leaders Review Strike Situation

Returning Solons Asked to Speed Unfinished Bills   President Expresses . Desire.for Quick’ Action on Program

PRESIDENT TRUMAN REQUEST CONGRESS TO SPEED UP   Urged to Expedite Action On His Unfinished Legislative Program.   ANXIOUS FOR ACTION   Acting House Speaker McCormack Said Program Was” Discussed.

Congress Begins Second Session Facing Problems   Truman Program Strike Situation To Be Reviewed

Quick Action On Truman Plans Asked   Seventy-Ninth Congress Opens Its Second Session in Washinaton

CONGRESS BACK IN WASHINGTON TO START WORK   President Urges Members to Expedite His Program

Congress Reconvenes   Pres. Truman's Party Leadership Faces Test

Members Faced With Problems Of Re-Election      Many Democrats Find Themselves At Odds With President   SPEECH AN ISSUE   Message Of Truman To Country Resented By Legislaiors

President Represented As Being Anxious For Early Action On Program   Agenda Outlined At White House   Eastland Says Strike Legislation A Must Or We'll Surrender To C1O

~CONGRESS BACK AT WORK  Truman Requests Speedup   PRESIDENT “VERY ANXIOUS” FOR EARLY ACTION ON HIS LEGISLATION PROGRAM

Truman Asks Early Action On Measures   Congress Reconvenes With President Urging Action On His Unfinished Program 

Congress Gets Back To Work   Truman Requests Leaders To Expedite Action On His Program

Leader Anxious To Push  Forward   Second Session Of 79th Is Opened At 12 O’clock

SENAT FAST ACTION ON FACT-FINDERS   Southerner To Hustle Bill As Congress Returns Following Holiday

Truman Asks Congress to Speed Action   Recommends That Appropriations, : Contracts Be Cut  : Back Five Millions

CHIEF EXECUTIVE PLEADS FOR ACTION ON A LAW PROVIDING FACT - FINDING LEGISLATION   President Sends Recommendation That Appropriations And Contract Authorizations Be Cut Back By $5,021,887,483   U. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ALSO ON AGENDA

Speed Urged As Congress  Reconvenes   President Asks Leaders To Expedite Legislative Program; Favors Cut in Contract Authorization

President Wants Congress to Ac   ~ Says Labor Fact Findin ; Boards Are a Must On . Legislative Agenda   Truman Also Recommends Cutback in Appropriations Measures

President Asks Leaders to Take Action on Bills   79th Congress Begins Second Session; Seek Early Decision on Fact-Findinag Plan

Congress Is On The Spot; It’s Election Year   Labor Strife, Demobilization High On Docket Of New Session.

Congress Back On Job As Second Session: Opens; Truman Pleads for Action

ON HOT ISSUES   Second Session Under Way With President Urging Adoation of Program

Election- Year Session Opens For Congress   Labor, Demobilization Top Agenda; CapitolTruman Relations Taut

Truman Asks Congress To Speed Legislation   President Wishes Early Action  On Law Creating Fact-Finding Boarc In Labor .Picture

Congress Is Back  On Job   President Urges Solons to Speed Action On Urgent Legislative Program

Truman Requests Congress Finish His Law Program   Reviews Strikes Before Second Session Starts

Solons Back At Capitol For Action   Mountain of Hard Work Ahead for First Full Peacetime Session

UN to Consider Ukraine Case Against Greece   Probe into Balkan Situation Slated for Wednesday Session

LIST UKRAINE CHARGES FOR U. N. HEARING   Security Council Will - Take Up Complaint Against Greece

U.N. Dockets Soviet Charge Against Athens   Case to Spur Examination Of Tense B&lkan  Qauatinon

UN Council to Take Up Charges  Against Greece  Soviet Pressure Seen in Surprise Move by Ukraine

New Problem Put Before  U.N. Couneil   Ukranian Charges Against Greece  Placed on Agenda

lrains tale  as Food, Fuel Grow Short   Conferences Continue But Government Has Little Hope

Law Dies as  Senate Goes 4  Into Recess   House Sustains Veto; Congress May Act Monday on Extension

CONGRESSMEN DELAY ACTION UNTIL MONDAY   President Powerless As Extension Plan Lost

VETO WRITES END FOR OF AT MIDNIGHT   House Sustains but Attempt to Act on Extension Bill Blocked, * 5

RENEW EFFORI ON TRIESTE QUESTION   Big Four Aims To Fix Date For Peace Conference

Trieste Problem Again Tackled By Big Four Council   Effort Based  On Camnramic,

BIG 4 PONDERS TRIESTE ISSUE   Ticklish Problem Being Heard In Paris .

Trieste Again Under Debate By Ministers   Internationalizing Of Port Considered By Big-Four “nvovs

TRIESTE CASE UP IN COUNCIL AGAIN   .ong Controversy Restored To Agenda At Paris

Ministers Renew Effort To Settle Trieste Issue  Way Must Be Clear

; —FOREIGN MINISTERS— Big Four Tries Again To ‘Settle Trieste Problem

Big Four Ministers Take Up Adriatic Port Problem Again  - New Trieste Question Attack May Be Based On Bidault’s Plan

Big Four’ “. Envoys Ts ¢ Up Trieste '  At Sessions   21-Power Gathering Planned For Future

Big Four Tackles Trieste Again in Peace Date Drive      Italian Colonies, Peace Conference, German Problem Listed by Council

SEEK DATE FOR PEACE CONFERENCE   To Base New Attack On French Compromise Plan

MINISTERS HAVE ANOTHER TRY AT TRIESTE TANGLE   Renew Efforts To Clear Path For 21Nation European Peace Conference  Urged By Byrnes.

Mrs. Edna Trigg, State’s First H. D. Agent, Succumbs   Home Demonstration Pioneer Dies Here One Year After Retirement

Ford Closes; Chrysler May Follow Action   CPA Acts to Avert Collapse of Utilities As Controls Spread

Industry Feels Pinch; Plants Closing Down   Federal Mediator At Work Trying To End Dispute

Lewis Refuses To Yield Ground On Demands: sovernment Effort For Accord To No Avail

More Controls  l Save Coal   Government Acts Since Lewis Not Budging An Inch

Lewis Stands For Original Union Demand   Coal Strike Forces Far More Stringent Government Control Over Dwindling Suppl;

Lewis, UMW Stand Firm On Demands   Ford Motor Company Suspends Operations Because  Of Coal Strike.   INDUSTRY HIT HARD

Added Federal Controls Clamped on Industries; Ford Plants Stop Work

Strike Bill MayBecome Top .Matter   Congressional Tempers Are Shorter; Three Caution Headlong Action Bad  m~anse..  6wTrtlCU MOCO eS      Office Is Set Up

MORE DRASTIC COAL CONTROLS IN THE OFFING      Government Effort To Settle Paralyzing Coal Strike Fails: Congress May Be Forced To Act.

MINERS STIC TO ORIGINAL DEMANDS   Tempers Continue To Rise In Congress   EMERGENCY OFFICE   Set Up To Avoid Collapse Of Utilities Essential To Public Health

Coal Strike To Continue While Miners Hold Out   UNION GROUP REFUSES TO BUDGE FROM DEMANDS

‘oal Walkout it Paralizing big [Industries   Ford Shut-Down Idles 110.000 Men: U. S. Mediator Seeks Early Break

Miners Stand Pat _   Back Lewis Demands 100%; Industrial Crisis: Mounts Steadily As Coal. Piles Dwindle

Lewis, U nited Mine Workers Stand Firm on Original Contract Demand

Temperatures   Ford Plants Closed, Chrysler to Follow; Conoress Is Aroused.

Original Demands Of Contract Stand Lead Government To Make Further Restrictions On Use of Coal: No New ‘Compromises Are Now in Sight

Lewis Miners Fail To Budge  From Demands   Effects Of Soft Coal Strike Spread In Land

Railroads Lay Off 51,000 Due To Mine Tieup   110,000 Motor Wotkers Made Idle by UMW Walkout

Approval of Lewis Strategy Voted by UMW Policy Grour   Mine Leader’s Position Appears Stronger as Result of Action

LEWIS AND UMW REFUSE TO EASE THEIR DEMANDS   industry Hit Harder, Government Extends Effort to Avert Hardship

Mine Workers Won't Budge  From Demands   Ford Motor Company Suspends Almost All Operations—1 10,000 Workers Laid Off

110,000 Ford Workers Are Cut Off Rolls  Chrysler Likely To Follow Suit; Oshaerce Ava Hie

110,000 Hit By Shutdown; Ford Halts Operations; 51,000 R. R. Men Idle   tRy the Acootisterd? Prex

LEWIS STILL ADAMANT ON WAGE DEMAND   Refuses to Budge From Original Contract Speeifications, Forcing More U. Ss. Controls to Conserve Coal.

Lewis, Miners Refuse to Budae From Demands   Ford Suspends Virtually All Work

Industry Hard Hit; More Stringent Government Controls  Over Coal Supplies

LATEST EFFORTS TO BREAK COAL DEADLOCK FAILS   INDUSTRY STRANGLED BY FUEL SHORTAGE; 800,000 MEN IDLE

John L. Lewis And Workers Remain Firm   Mediator Tries Once More To End Walkout

SETTLEMENT IS ANTICIPATED   Operators and Coal _ Miners Are as Far Apart as Ever Before

LEWIS A ROCK AWHILE STRIKE GROWS WORSE   Ford Shuts Down; -Negotia. tors Make. No. Progress in Settlement.”

Mounting Coal Shortage Moves Situation ‘foward Crisis; = Ford Plants Shut Down: Federal Mediator Kedoubles Efforts = fo Break Deadlock.

Uni nion Chief Stands Firm In Demands  °'Fuller Still Hopes xFor Settlement

John Lewis Sticks Tight To Demands   Backed By Policy Committee; Many Factories To Close

Hatch Says Revamp Vote Laws of U.S.   AUTHOR CLEAN POLITICS ACT GIVES HIS IDEAS ABOUT ELECTION CLEANUP.

l Archbishops Named For U.S.   Catholic Midwest Posts Are Filled

BISHOP PAUL C. SCHULTE APPOINTED ARCHBISHOP; SENT TO INDIANAPOLIS

Byrnes’ Plan Flayed hy Russian Press   Say United States Trying to Avoid Its Responsibilities

Steel Workers May File Strike Notices’ Against 44 Companies   Action Would ». Strengthen: New Wane Demands

Wage-Policy Committee Urges Action   Leaders Declare No Malice In View But Notices Handy In  Case Of Need

Short Says Four ‘Smeared’ Him   Names Stimson, Marshall, 2 Generals

GEM. SHORT ACCUSES STIMSON   id 3 Generals Of Mekirg Him ‘Scapegoat’

Short Charges He Was ‘Goat For Jap Attack   General Says Marshall. Gerow, Miles Failed To Uphold Him

Includes Marshall, Gerow And Miles In Group That Make  Him Scapegoat.

Stimson Is Accused by Gen. Short   Says Secretary of War and Three Generals Made Him the ‘‘Scapegoat’’

Short Claims Stimson Mae Him Scapeaea'   Blames Three Top Generals of War Department

SHORT BLAMES FOUR MEN, MADE HIM-‘SCAPEGOAT’   Names Secretary Stimson, Three Top Generals In War Department

Short Made Scapegoat By Generals   Officer Lists Stimson As One of Those Responsible

“HE WORLD TODAY Life Still Goes on Among Ghostly Ruins of Essen  Se i meee ee eee

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZ]E /P World Traveler

ESSEN, SISTER CITIES OF RUHR AREA, SMASHED BEYOND BESCRIPTION, BUT GERMANS MAINTAIN EXISTENCE THERE

NEW VIOLENCE IN PALESTINE, EGYPT, CHINA   Refugees Battle British Troops In Holy Land; Reds Move Against Chinese Government; Egyptian Disorders.

Government Emhargoes Ali But Essential Freight, Cuts Passenger Mileage

Await Decision. On Jurisdiction Affecting Janiec   Question If Burglar: Should ‘Be Tried In Bay State Or Sent Back To N..J.

ALL AMERICANS ESCAPE QUAKES   947 Dead or Missing, 575 Hurt; Damage Under Early Estimates

U.S. Forces Are Directing Relief  Efforts In Japan   Checkup Reveals No U. 8. Military Personne] In Quake Zone Casualties   JAPANESE DEATH TOLL FIGURE LOWER

ESCAPE INJURY IN JAP ‘QUAKE   BY HOWARD HANDLEMAN INS) Staff Correspondent

NO AMERICANS LOST IN JAP DISASTER   Death Toll Revised . Downward to 1,015. by News Agency

ALL AMERICANS SGAPE INJURY IN NIP TEMBLOR   Casualty Estimates Among Japanese Vary; Death Toll About 1,000

QUAKE RELIEF — S UNDERWAY   ESTIMATE ABOUT 1.000 JAPA<NESE- LOST” LIVES~IN~DIS=— TER—U, 5. TROOPS © Escape INJURY

RESIDENTS ARE ASKED TO TRACK DOWN A MURDERER   Offers of Texarkana Issues . Appeal to Men and Women.   STALKED HIS VICTIMS   Those. Slain Were From Bowie and Miller Counties.

Many Problems Facing Byrnes   Differences With Mac. Arthur On Conference Action On Japan To Be Allayed   RUSSIA’S FUTURE ATTITUDE AWAITED

BYRNES TACKLES DIPLOMATIC ISIE   ‘Active Russian Participation in World Affairs Is Seen

Event at Bikini Now Scheduled About July 1  Delay Attributed To Jam of Work  Before Congress

Atomic Bomb Tests. In Pacific Are Postponed For Six Weeks   HST Makes Announcement Of Delay; Inability Of Solons To Attend Said Reason: Capital Is Taken By Surprise

DATE CONFLICT —  THOUGHT CAUSE   Many Congressmen  Unable To Attend At Original Time; UNO °  Influences Actian

Pittsburgh Power Union Expected to Arbitrate; Shipping Talks Held

Union Slated To Vote on Arbitration   Parley Resumed in Ship Dispute; Negotiations in Washington’ s Hotel TieUp Deadlocked

Solon Asserts Spies Seek Bomb Secrets   Civilian Board To Be Named For Bikini Test

Navy Prepares For Merchant Marine Sik  Calls for Voluntes   Calls for Voluntensis — Antong Inactive Per   SOmuzl for PosPg he Pc py

Call Directed At Inactive Ranks  Union, Operators Give Little Ground

Seeks Inactive’ Personnel to Run Merchant Ships If Maritime Strike Oceurs On June 15, No.-Agreement In Sieht

Service To Recruit Men from Among _ Inactive Personnel; Maritime Strike Called for June 15

Naval Stations To Recruit Men On Inactive List   Order Is Announced as Union and Operators Relax Demands   NEW PROPOSALS ARE MADE BY EACH SIDE   Navy Secretary Says Volunteers Would Be on Standby Basis

NAVY SEEKING VOLUNTEERS TO OPERATE SHIPS   Government Not Taking Any Chances In Event. Of Maritime Strike   SOME CONCESSIONS MADE BY BOTH SIDES

NAVY ASKS FOE VOLUNTEERS 1] STRIKE EVEN’   Inactive Personnel Called To Stand By For Maritime Duty

MEN WANTED TO RUN SHIPS DURING STRIKE   WALKOUT OF CIO UNION PLANNED FOR JUNE 15

NAVY TO USE VOLUNTEERS WN GO AGH   Inactive Personnel Is Being Called To Thwart Mrite

Order Directs Recruiting Of Ex-Servicemen      Action Taken in Anticipation of Maritime Strike June 15

Union Heads, Owners Make New Proposals   Forrestal Calls for Volunteers Among Inactive Personnel; Negotiations Continue

Navy Chief Calls  for Help in  Case of Strike Stations Are Ordered  _ to Recruit Former Servicemen

I.x-Navy Men Being Sought To Man Ships   Secretary Forrestal Orders All Naval Stations  To Recruit Volunteers to Serve in Event * Maritime Strike Te Collacd Li. 72

Navy OnAlert For Action In Strike   Showdown Seen In‘ Maritime Dispute As Naval Yotunteer Sought To. Man Ships: No Agreement Reached In Talks

V olunteers Would Break Ship Tieup .   Maritime Labor Chiefs, Owners  Make Concessions

ACTION TAKEN TO MEET SHIP TIEUP THREAT   Men Will Stand By To Keep Ships Running If Strike Comes

Navy On Alert For  Action In   Showdown Seen In’ Maritime Vispute As Naval Volunteers Sought To. Man Ships: No Aqreement Reached In Talks

SHOWDOWN DUE ON OPA CURBS   Many Amendments To Reduce Powers Of Agency To Be Submitted

Extension Of Price Controls For Year Is Urged By Snyder   Runaway Inflation {s Seen As Threat: Rising Prices.”

SNYDER URGES TENSION OF PRICE CONTROL   Says Federal Rule Must Continue Until Production Meets Demand

Snyder Advises Another Year 0! Price Controls   Congressional Group Told That Danger Of Inflation Is Grave

Reconversion Chief Urges Price Control Extension  Snyder Cites Need For Such Curbs For Year To Ward Off U. S. Inflation

URES RENE OF PRICE CURB   Snyder Lays Some Goods Shortages to Expectation Controls Wil End

SNYDER UR EXTENSION OF PRICE CONTROL   Reconversion Chief Pleads - For Another Year of   Restrictions

Extend Price Controls For Year: Snyder    Chief Of Reconversion Advises Congress To Help Put Economic House In Order

SNYDER URGES EXTENSION  OF CONTROLS   Asks Congress _ To Extend Price Control Act 

Snyder Urges Price Control!  Be Extended   Reconversion Chief Asks Extension For Year

INCIDENTS: MARK [TALIAN ELECTION   At One Place Gang Armed With Sub-Machine Guns Tries to Steal Ballots

ITALIAN VOTING IS CONTINUING   MACHINE-GUNNERS TRY TO STEAL BALLOT BOXES

Attempt Made To Steal  Ballot Boxes In Italy   Italian Election Is Not Without  Itc Excitement

Gang of Sub-Machine Gunners _ Tried to Steal Ballot Boxes in Italy

Machine Gur Gang Fails  I n Effort To Steal Ballots   Police Wound One and Arrest Three, Others Escape; Incident Is Reported From Rome

GANG TRIES T STEAL BALLOTS IN ONE TOWN   Returns On  Voting Will Be Announced Tonight; Balloting Is Heavy

Gunfight at Savona Marks Italian Election; Results May Be Announced Today

L.A. Police Hunt Gang Slayers   “Meatball” Killing Stirs Southern Circles

Arkansas River rund Increased By Senate Group   Committee Okchs $150,000,000 for Two-State Area

SHARP INCREASES IN RETIREMENT BENEFITS   Schwelienbach Calis Present Social Security Figere “Fitifally Inadequate”

LAUSCHE ASKS NEW LAW.T0 HALT GAMBLING   Governor Wants-Power te Remove Sheriffs, Hits Rack at Herhert.

New Law to Oust Sheriffs   Assails “Reckless” Statement Made By GOP Nominee

Rail Unions Proceed wit  Strike Plans   No Backing Down oa Saturday Walkout; May Run Some Trains

Pearl Harbor Investigators Dig Deeper Into Army, Navy Seerecy In War’s Activities

Japanese Women Flock to Polls   Voters Turn Out for Post-War Election

Big Five to Seek Private Agreement in Bitter Veto Battle Now Before UN

ARMY TO CURB BLACK ~ MARKET IN GERMANY   Scrip to Be Substituted for Allied. Issucd Marks for Use In Military Stores.

BOMBS FOUND IN JERUSALEM   ‘Troops Find Explosives As Steps Are Intensified  To Halt Violence

British Press Military Steps In Palestine   Another Jew Killed; Man Flees Abductors, British Nurse Missing

Try to Halt Violence in - Middle ast   Arrival of Grand Multi In Cairo Celebruisd With Nightlong Festivities

British Step Up Activity  In Palestine   Another Jew killed In Tel Aviv: Bombs  Found in Jerusalem

British Intensify Efforts to End Palestine Strife   Another Jew Said Killed; Unexploded Bombs Are Found -

OWA GIRL DIES IN SKI MISHAP   Two Companions Seriously Injured in Mountains

Co-Ed Found Dead, Friends Badly Injured   Dogsied, Jeep and Ambulance Carry Them From Colorado. Glacier

Girl Killed, Two Hurt in Mountain Climbing Fall from Colorado Peak

COTTON GOODS BEING EXPORTED   SENATORS TOLD SHIPMENTS ARE CLOSING AMERICAN CLOTHING FACTORIES.

 Instigator of Bataan Death March To Die; MacArthur  Upholds Homma Death

DEATH DECREED FOR GEN, HOMME   Man Who Ordered Bataan Death March To Face Firing Squad

MACARTHUR ORDERS HOMMA EXECUTION   Supreme Commander Unable to Find Any Extenuating Circumstances

Session Sponsors Display Strength  Reject Proposal for Record Vote on Contirmation

Trucking Strike Curtails Food  Union Says 100,000 Workers Are Idle

Truck Driver: Go on Strike, 100,000 Idle In New York   Food Shortage Threat Develops As Deliveries Decrease Sharply

NEW YORK FOOD SUPPLY PINCHED   Striking Truck Drivers Make No Deliveries In Wage Dispute

State Ballot For Suot. of Education   Truck Strike Stops Delivery OE Foodstuffs

STRIKE CUTS N. ¥. FOOD DELIVERIES   ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND MADE IDLE BY WALKOUT OF TRUCK DRIVERS,

Strike Limits New York’s Food Supply   100,000 Workers Idle As Result of Truckers’ Dispute; Agreement On Emergency Items

STRIKE PERILS FOOD SUPPLY   Threat of Shortages Seen In Walkout of Truck Drivers in N. Y.

Plan for Emergency Gotham Faces Food Shortage As Dispute Ties Up Trucking

Shorlages Of Food Threaten New York   100,600 Truck Drivers Idle in Wages and Hour Dispute

Food Deliveries in N. Y. Halted  Truckers Involved in Labor Dispute

GOTHAMS FOOD SHUT OFF WITH TRUCK STRIKE   Union Truckers Demand 30 Per Cent Raise; Offered $3 Week

Legion Told New  Plan on Training   Army Urges 6 Months in Camps; Bradlev Savs Stelle Balks V. A.

Universal Military Plan Revealed  at Legion Conclave   Bradley Replies to Legion Leader's Criticism of Vets Administration: Views Aired on Training Provosals

1,000,000 Men Yearly Are Sought   Six Months Training Urged; Bradley Raps Legion Chief On VA

YOUTHS 18-20 WOULD SERVE HALF A YEAR   FOUR-MONTH BASIC PERIOD ENOUGH, LEGION SAYS

New Training Plan Offered By U.S. Army   Proposal Is Broader Thar Legion Favors; Bradley Raps Stelle

Bradley Charges Stelle Impairs V. A.’s Progress   Replies to Commander's Criticism at Legion Convention

ARMY PLANS CALL FOR SIX MONTHS SERVICE BY BOYS   Patterson Places Revised _ Training Program Before Legion and Asks its Support.   STELLE IS TAKEN TO TASK BY BRADLEY   General Says Commander Has Misrepresented Objectives of VA and Impaired its Progress.

Patterson Plans 6 Months Trainin: For All Youths   Legion Convention Hears Secretary; Stelle  Blasted By Bradley

Jews, Arabs On “Strike”’ In Palestine   Transportation Service Hal ted in Jerusalem in Arab General Strike

MAY IS SEEKING LEGAL ADVICE   Studies ~ “Fechnicalities”- of Probe Group's Subpoena

Seizure Not Yet Decided As Certain   Truman Cancels Missouri Trip; Situation Grave

WEEK REMAINS BEFORE TRUCE COMES TO END   Lewis, Owners Hand Formal Rejections To President

Atomic Control Bill Ready for Action Next Week   Senate Committee Near Completion of Long Job

Atomic Energy Control Bill © Nearly Complete   Measure Would Vest Sweeping Powers In One Civilian Agency

New Atomic Bill Sets Up Powerful Control Agency  Legislation By Senate Committee Qionde Cicilinn Tint Cee Pacis

WIDE POWERS GIVEN ATOMIC CONTROL BODY   SENATE COMMITTEE SPENDS MONTHS WRITING BILL

Producer: 66. “Scandals? Revnes’ Senteneed: to Que: Year in Jail Road Camp

Report Revolt n A-C Strike   Insurgents Mailed 5,000 Letters Petitioning A Removal Of Leadership In 2046-Day Walkout

LEWIS BEGINS UNION DRIVE AMONG FOREMEN   Concentrates His Fight In Sof Coal Industry At Time

Lewis Opens Biggest Push For Foremen   Concentrates Fight In Bituminous Area:  Backed by Court

Mine Foremen Are Organized in New Drive   Lewis Opens Biggest Drive In NLR History

UMW PRESIDENT. CONCENTRATES ON COAL FIELDS   Supervisory Union Bargaining Receives Court Sanction

Close Vote Is Forecast In ClO Balloting Today   Observers Give Both Thomas - Reuther a 50-50 Chance

Danube Fight  Halted in U.N   Reds Have No Intention Of Opening River

UN Decision On Danube Is Delayed  ‘Latins Oppose  Couneil Action

Danube Problem Decision Is Delayed by U.N  Two-Day Debate on Question Ended by Council

Russia Won't Open Danube   U. N. Council Postpones Decision After Heated Two Days Debate

UN Postpones Decision on Danube Issue  Russia May Refuse to Open River to Free Navigation

Vets Abuse of Priorities Investigated   WAA Enforcement Head Cites Cloth Purchase Racket

War Veterans’ Use of Priority Rights Checked   House Committee to Crack Down if Abuse Of Privileges Shown

CHECK SURPLUS SALES FRAUDS   Probers Seek to Ferret Out Abuses By Veterans of Priority Fichts.

CHECK ABUSE OF VETERANS PRIORITIES   Will Hold Hearings To Probe Surplus Sales to Veterans

START SURPLUS WAR PROPERTY SALES INQUIRY   Seck To Determine How Fa Vets “Abuse Their Priority Rights

Vet Buying Of Surplus Scrutinizec   Only Eight of 62 Who Bid for Material Were Eligible.

Report Is Made On Strikes Loss By CPA Chief   National Output Of Ail Items Is Heavily Reduced

GOODS DELAY SET IN U.S, LABOR TROUBLE   3 Months Said Period 01 Setback To Industry

Production Thrown Three Months Back By Recent Strike:   CPA Chief Reports on Effect of Walkouts  on His Program

RECENT STRIKES HIT OUTPUT OF CIVILIAN GOODS   Soft Coal, Other Tieups Delay Production of New Cars, Other Items

New Cars And Refrigerators  Given Sethack   Government Says Strikes Have Them Three Months Farther Away

Industry in April, However, Before Affects of Bituminous Stoppage Took. Hold, Set New Marks

Strikes Delayed Output in U.S. by Three Months   Consumer Goods at Record Production Says Director Small

Industry Hit Hard Jolt by Coal Strike   Scarce Items Put Back Three Months Says John D. Small

Luxuries Giver Jolt By Coal, Other Strikes  April Output Is High In Spite Of Tiaune in I akar

Consumer Goods Have Had Setback   New Cars, Refrigerators and Other Items Are Three Months Behind Due to Strikes and Labor.

STRIKES SET RECONVERSION BACK 3 MONTHS REPORTS SMALL   Coal Shutdown Cost 2 Billions And Threatened  Price Structure

‘Strikes Delay Theat New Car, Refrigerator 3 Months for Average American Family

Cor, Refrigerator Output Set Back At Least 90 Days   Reconversion Still Farther Away As  Result of Strikes, CPA Chief Asserts

Strikes Delay Production Of Many Articles   NEW CARS AND ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS ARE STILL SCARCE

PRODUCTION SET BACK 3 MOS. BY STRIKES: SMALL  REPORT ON OUTLOOK  ISSUED BY CIVILIAN  RECONVERSION CHIEF

Reconstruction Director — Estimates Strikes Have Set ‘Back Production 3 Months   Small Wants Congress To Prohibit Strikes For Six Months To Let Reconversion Sprint

Big Strikes Set Back Production 3 Months—Small  Reconversion Head Estimate

Strikes Tie Production   Reconversion Set Back Estimated 3 Months; Inflation Danger Up

Coal Strike, Other Tie-Ups Hamper US Reconversion   New Products Three Months Farther Away Administrator Says

U. 8S. Production Seen Set Back Three Months   Reconversion Troubles Attributed To Soft Coal  "Fieup And Other Strikes

Strikes Curb  Production   Refrigerators and New Cars At Least Three Months Rehind

Strikes Cause Big Delay in Reconversion  Production Will Lag For Many Months,  QOFEiciale Anticinate

STREETCAR AND BUS EMPLOYES OF CITY'S TRANS-_  ORT SYSTEM MAY WALK OUT TONIGHT °

INVESTIGATION OF VARDAMAN VOTED   Commodore Nominated to 14-Year Term With Federal Reserve System

Inquiry Into Naval. Aide’s Business OK’d   Senate Banking» Committec Will Make Inquiry Into Vardaman’s Work.   IDELAY ALLE ACTION

Tribes of Indian Bill Collectors Stalking Projected British Loan

U.S. Indians Protest Loan To BritishContend They Have An Old Claim

Indians Seek Wampum  e++e%  + "wo es aries Rlood In Their Eve. March QO)

MICHIGAN HAS STAPLE FOODS FOR TWO WEEKS   Perishables Will Last For Only Very ‘Few Days

Heroism of Pai Saves Guests in Macon, Ga., Fire   Army Pilot Discovers Blaze and Switchboard Operator Stays on Job to Warn 300 Persons Registered at Lanier Hotel; Injuries Minor

Seventy Safe %h Hotel Fire At Macon, Ga   Army Pilot and Phone Operator Arouse Guests

THREE INJURED IN HOTEL BLAZE   Old Macon, Ga., Building Scene of Fire

Veteran Army Pilot and Switchboard Operator Direct Guests of Macon Hotel to Safety

Almost 300 Hotel Guests Cheat Fire InMacon, Georgia  Telephone Operator, Pilot Win Praise Aiding Rescue

Army Pilot, Phone Girl Are Heroes   Spread Alarm in Blaze In Historic Macon, Ga., Structure.

PILOT IS A HERO   Helps Direct 70 Persons From Blazing Georgia Hotel

British-U. $. War Talks in 1937 Told   Adm. Ingersoll Says Pearl Harbor Was Safest for Fleet

TO LONDON IN 1937 TO  INGERSOLL REPORTS TRIF DISCUSS WAR PROBLEMS   PEARL INVESTIGATORS HEAR STORY OF EARLY FDR ASSIGNMENT

Admiral Tells Pre-War Talk With British °   Ingersoll Conferred in London on Problems  Of Defense

Pacific War Was Parley Topic in 3]   Admiral Says F.R. Sent  . Him To Confer with  F British on Issue.

Ingersoll Tells Of War Councit Held In London   Possibility Of War With Japs Discussed In 1937, He Says

DR Saw Contlic minent In ‘37  ent Envoy To Talk lans With British

Hawaii Safest Place for Fleet If Alerted, Ingersoll Tells Committee

Record Vote Seen Election Registrations Hitting New High Throughout U. S.

SOLMIER PAPER HIT BY CENSOR   Daily Pacifican Forced To Delete Criticism Of Army Policies

PILOTS REJECT RETURN OFFER   Refuse to Fly TWA Planes While Negotiations On Strike Are Held

Pilots Reject Work Proposa  4. Ak) 6 Ne   Another Parley Will Be Held Today

PROPOSAL FOR TWA FLIGHTS REJECTED   PILOTS REFUSE TO RETURN TO COCKPITS WHILE NEGOTIATING PAY DEMAND.

SR. CLASS PLAY T0 BE GIVEN MAY 2   “Ever Since Eve’ To B Presented At High School Auditorium

Senior Class To  Present Its Play . Next Thursday Date  For Presentation

Senior.Class To .Present. Its Phys oh   “Next Thursday Date - For Presentation =

REECE CRITICIZES TRUMAN ON MEA   Republican Party Chief Sees ~ Victory at Polls Over Administration

WILL FOLLOW ADVICE OF PAC ON MEAT   Reece Predicts Republican Wins  In November

PREDICTS MEAT CONTROLS WILL BE LEFT ALONE   National GOP Chairman Says Truman Likely To Heed PAC’s Advice

JEWELS SOUGHT -QUTSIDE ENGLAND   Duke of Windsor Says Loss ' Around $80,000 As Hunt Extended

POLICE SUSPECT GANG IN WINDSOR JEWEL ROBBER   Dealers in New York and  Other Cities Alerted on BAlecines fg ge ge

International Crooks Suspected  British And French Sleuths In ' Hunt For Crafty Jewel Thieves

WINDSOR JEWEL THIEVES HUNTED   Duke Says Missing Gems Were Worth Not More Than $80,000

PUSH HUNT FOR STOLEN JEWELS   Trans-Atlantie Quest Underway After Loss By Duchess of Wirdson

Extend Search For Missing ‘Windsor Gems   Scotland Yard Enlist Aid: Of Police Of Other Na.  tions In Hunt For Thieves.

PUSH SEARCH IN GEM THEFT   Seek International Gang  In Theft of $80,000 Of Windsor Jewels

Top Sleuths of England and France Combine To Hunt Duchess’ Jewels

PAGE SHERLOCK HOLMES   Sleuths of Three Continents Alerted in WallisGem Theft

Hunt Duchess’ ‘Stolen Jewels In Many Cities   $80,000 Theft Seen As Work Of International

GM AND UNION ~ RECESS: TALKS   CIO Chief Says 19 1-2 Cent Increase Would Be Only Start

UNION EXPECTS 30 PERCENT PAY BOOST IN TIME   Will Accept Government Proposal Only as Down Payment

OFFER TERMED DOWN PAYMENT   UAW Says 1 91/, Cents Wil Serve As Start In Boost

Will Accept 19 V2 Cents Temporarily   Reuther Says GMC Can Afford 35 Cents

SAYS GM OFFER IS ONLY START   Would Be Accepted As “Down Payment,” Reuther Declares

NEW DETAILS ARE. DEMANDED IN LOAN PACT   Capehart Wants To Avoid British Competition for Scarce Articles

RUSS RELIEVED AT STALIN STAND   Statement Seen as Sign of Good Will and Co-operation

BACK THOREZ AS CANDIDATE   Ask Socialist Party  To Join Them In  Balloting

Thorez Put Up ToLeadFrance   Reds Propose Secretary  TT) Saepeed De Gaulle

French Communist: Propose Thorez  for DeGaulle Post   Ask Socialist Party to Join in Move Supporting Red Secretary; Constituent Assembly Meets Today

FRENCH REDS SEEK CONTROL   Boost Thorez for Post Of Interim President To Succeed De Gaulle

French Communists Propose Thorez  for DeGaulle Post  Ask Socialist Party to Join in Move © Supnorting Red Secretary:

French Reds Ask Aid Of Socialists To Put Up Successor To Gen.  DeGualle

Plan Successor  To Gen. De Gaulle   Reds Ask Socialists  To Aid in Prigram

The American: Navy Stands: By, "Not Inter~ ested’ As U.S. Seamen + Faht British’ Pirates.

The American: Navy _ Stands: By, "Not Inter~ ested’ As U,S. Seamen . Baht eBritich: Dirafes.

Economic, Social Council Sidetracks Plan  Russian Opposition to Reconstruction Proposal Is Strong

33 DEATHS TOLL QVER HOLIDAY      Only Six States Escape Join: ing National Accident Wave

530 VIOLENT DEATHS © IN 4-DAY HOLIDAY   Final Tabulation Shows 28 Died  in Traffic Accidents, 282 in Miscellaneous Mishaps.

GREATER PRODUCTION OF MEN’S CLOTHING   Gorernment Agencies Draft Tentative Plan To Make Saits With-

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS   By FRANK R. KENT   Stassen Strategy

WICC To Fight Any Boost In Freiaht Rates   Full Investigation As To Need Should Be Had, Agency Says

President Truman Will Dedicate Home Of Ex-President As National Shrine

Charges Bowles Responsible In Housing Shortage   National Retail Lumbe! Dealers Counsel Charges Bowles With Housing Crisis   UNREALISTIC OPA PRICING POLICIES

Congress Party ls Taking Charge   Plans to Form Independent Nation

New Indian Freedom Bid   Will Declare Independence in “Two Or Three Days” Nehru Says

INDIA TO CLAIM ‘FREE’ STATUS   Congress Party Leaders Say Country Will Be Independent of Britain

Nehru May Declare India’s Independence   Move Would Be In Defiance to British And Moslem Leacque

‘Have Stopped Looking To London’’....  Says India Will Declare Herself Free Of British Empire During The Week

FREE OURSELVES, NEHRU DECLARES   FORCEFULLY THRUSTS FUTURE OF INDIA ON BRITISH PARLIAMENT

To Proclaim Independent India Soon   Pandit Nehru Says Government Will Declare Itself “Out of British Empire” in Few Days.

New Storm Signals On Coal Crisis Front   Krug Declares U. $8. Has Not Surrendered To Lewis’ Demands For New Contract In Spite of Truman’s Dictum That There Will Be No Strik

U.S. and Lewis’ ‘Appear Split on ‘Coal Conference   Different. Ideas.as to Purpese Seen by Krug And Mine Cror

Split Over  Coal Terms   Lewis and Government Views Differ; Traman Says Strike Averted

Coal Talks Still Puzzle   Government and Lewis Have Different Views Of Conference Nov. 1

‘No Strike Asserts President   Krug Fo Refuse To Consider Mew UMW Contract At Meeting

Lewis Sees Meeting as ‘Compliance   Krug Says Date Merely to Meet Request of UMW Chief; President Says There'll Be No Strike

U. S.-Lewis Split Over Terms of Coal Conference  Give No Indication Coal Contract Will Ro Opened at Talk

KRUG DENIES YIELDING TO UNION LEADER   Secretary of Interior Says Government Hes Net Surrendered te John  L. Lewis      NEW STORM SIGNALS

Krug Feels Matter Not Reopened   Lewis Sees Period of Negotiations  On New Pact

President May Urge Changes In Labor Laws   Truman’s Friends On Capi’ tol Hill Predict Nature Of His Talk To  . Congress

Truman To Send Strong Message   Labor Law Changes Will Be Among . Top Pronosals.

Officials Hopeful Coal Strike May Be Prevented   Mine Operators and Lewis Remain  Doubtful, However

GOV'T STILL HOPESTO AVERT STRIKE   But Lewis and Coal Operators Not Optimistic -

MINE OPERATORS JOHN L, LEWIS  LESS OPTIMISTIC   Next Move Up to UMW Leader; Strike Set for Sunday

RATORS, WIS STILL T AGREED   UAW Leader Is Charged With  Reine Evasive

Hope To Avert Soft Coal Strike   “Lewis, Mine Owners -Dubious About Chance:

No Optimism Among Miner: Or Operators   Conferees Dubious About Ability To Break Deetlock Before Strike Deadline.

Labor Officials Hope to Head Off Soft Coal Strike   Government Optimism Is Not Shared By Mine Workers cr Lewis

SEEK 10 AVERT COAL WALKOUT   U. S. Officials Hopeful of Reaching Settlement

COAL WALKOUT LOOMS MONDAY   Negotiators Deadlocked But U. S. Conciliator Keeps His Optimism

Lt. Col. Robert W. Springer Of North Charleroi Heads Pgh. Recruiting Area   Entire Western Pennsylvania Dis. trict Under Lock Four Resident

China Communists Deny Civil War Or  Say Clashes Isoloted But Nationelists Exploiting Gains

SITUATION HAZY IN MANCHURIA   Communist Party Sources Disagree As To What's Happening And As To Significance Of Events.

Events in Manchuria Veiled by Communists   -Party Sources Disagree -On Reports of Clashes  Wish Rintgianseltct Envpros

Communists Disagree Over Course Of Present Events-In Manchuria —

Edwin W. Pauley Refuses to Yield, ‘Tm Going to Win’   Optimism Arouses Only Hollow Echo In Senate Circles

PAULEY THINKS HELL WIN OUT. IN AIS BATTLE   Hut ..Bemocratic “Steatagiots Aren't So Contidant He © Con Get Nomination

Pauley Refuses To Quit Fight For Navy Post  Reiterates Confidence Of Winning Approval;

PAULEY STAYS IN FIGHT FOR NOMINATION   Fresh Expression of Confidence Follows Flat Rejection of Suggestion He Withdraw Name  —_— Ae 2s 8 ee  Phim A ein se &£ a ae ae

Pauley Not To Quit Fight; Reiterates Confidence Of Winning Senate Confirmation   Senators Still Bearish On His Chances Of Being Undersecretary Of The Navy

Pauley Sticks; Expects to Win  Senators Fail to Share His Qutlook

Pauley Refuses To Yield Inch   Reiterates Confidence Of Winning Fight For Navy Position.

But Senate Supporters Remain Pessimistic Over Confirmation Chances

Texas Town  Has Squatter Trouble Also  C. of C. Requests Help of Truman

Irate Texans Threaten To Seize Base   Appeal to President To Release Airfield For Vets’ Homes

Seek Buildings For GI Housing   Gls Ready to Take Chamber of Commerce Hint About Becoming Squotters Serfously

Porter Predicts ~-FoodPrice Hike  Despite Contro   Reduction Of Food Subsidies Will Result In Price Increases Says OPA Head

EXPECTED EVEN F CONTROLS tOME BACK   opA Chief Says Ineases Inevitable Due to Subsidy Cuts

Increases in Food Prices Predicted   Porter Hints at Hikes Regardless of Controls

PORTER PREDICTS © NEW. PRICE HIKES   Boosts Seen even if Controls Are Restored

FOOD HIGHER, ~— SAYS PORTER   New Controls Won’t Bring All Prices Back Down, States OPA Chief.

SUBSIDY LOSS ~ HIKES PRICES   PRICE ADMINISTRATOR ‘SAYS SOME FOOD PRICES WILL BE UP REGARDLESS OF CONTROLS

DENIES MAY PROFITED AS AGENT FOR FIRM   Paper Go, Official Defends War Production Record

Garsson, Ready To Defend His Record Denies Rep. May Profited from Dealing

TORNADOES KILL AT LEAST 26 IN EASTERN TEXAS   At Least 150 Injured, Many Missing After High Winds Cut Damaging Path   MUCH DAMAGE REPORTED   Tornado Blasts Destructive Path 100 To 200 Yards Wide Across Area

Twenty Bodies Found, Many More Missing   Small Communities In East Texas Hit

TORNADO KILLS TWENTY OR MORI IN EAST TEXAS :   An Undetermined Number Is Reported Missing

Tornado Kills ; 15,  Injures Scores   East Texas Battered; Heavier Toll Feared

EASTikN PART OF TEXAS HIT BY BIG STORM   150 Reported Hurt As Heavy Winds Hit Communities

150 Left Hurt as Storm Hits   Torrential Rain Accompanies Winds Ravaging Communities, Cutting Light, Communications

20 Bodies Have Been Recovered  STORM BLASTED  PATH ACROSS EAST PART OF STATE: -

Small, Communities in East Texas. Hard. Hit; " Rescue Work Rushed

Texas Tornadoes  Cause 20 Deaths   150 Other Persons Injured, Scores Missing

At Least 150 Hurt In Path Of High Wind   Report Many Missing As Storm Ravages Small Communities

150 Injured  by Storms in Big Aree   Death Toll May Be Greater, Reports From Region Say

OTHERS MISSING AS HGH WINDS RAVAGE TOWNS   Six in Addition to Known Toll Are Reported to Have Lost Lives   SOUTHVIEW HARDEST HIT   Entire Village Is Demolished by Twister With Nine Killed in Debris

Communities Ravaged By High Winds   Electric Power Cut, Buildings Carried Away By Powet  Of Storms.

STORMS HiT AT PALESTINE NACOGDOCHES   Blast Destructive Path 18 Miles Long Southeast of Dallas

Trun ian Asks Congress for  Quick Action   Rach Service to Be Directed By a Secretary

DEFENSE POST WILL EMBRACE 3 DEPARTMENTS   Joint Staff System Proposed; Army: .Wins Points

Outline for Military Mer ger Is Sent to Congr ess by President   Single National Defense Agency With Cabinet Rating Urged: Marine Corps to Stay as Navy Unit

NAVY OUNK ON OOF 4 foal TT FOUGHT FOR   Truman Rules on Disputed Points; Asks Action By Congress.

President Wants Single Department   Both Army, Navy Give Assurance Of Bill Support

MISS NINA GREEN 1S GHSEN QUE   College . Junior to Reign Over University Homecoming Festivities

MISS NINA GREEN IS CHOSEN QUEEN   College Junior to Reign Over University Home coming Festivities   GUESTS POUR IN TODAY

Pa, Court Dismisses CIOSteel Injunction Appeal; iPicketing Will Be Limited

INAZI PLAN FOR ENSLAVING ALL EUROPE INCLUDED BREAKING UP MORALS AND MORALE OF PEOPLE

LJOWIEE PIGEON LIL WEY Oe  Hitler Left A Mark On Europe's Morale

Hitler Lett  EuropeansiIn  Moral Chaos   Tried to Destroy People’s Moral and Spirual Fibres to Facilitate Enslavement Of Coutineut

Baruch Drives For UN Adoption Of Control Plan   Atomic Energy Commission Called Into Session Today

BLOOM PROTESTS   U. S. Lines Up Support... .  FINISH FIGHT SET ON ATOM QUESTION

BIG TAGING MANY Toollto —AND-DISPUTES   Conference Sessions Will Be Secret with Nightly Communtiaques.

Two Arrested, Kidnaped Girl Is Freed   Pair Apprehended In Virginia After Chase By Police

SOLDIERS HELD FOR KIDNAPING   Pair Arrested In Virginia; Admit Being AWOL; Charged With Holdup, Auto Theft, Abduction.

RUSSIAN SPY INQUIRY BEING PUSHED BY FBI   Mystery Still Shrouds Person Supplying Data To Soviet Naval Officer

RUSSIAN SILENT ON SPY CHARGE   SOVIET NAVAL OFFICER AWAITS PRELIMINARY HEARING IN PORTLAND.

Hunt For Slayer of Columbia Girl   Question Male Friends of Rape-Killing Victim

RAILROADS RETURNED TO PRIVATE OWNERS   All Restrictions Renroved: B Government

Government Ends Control (Of Railroads   Government  Relinquished Contro! On Sunday After End Of Strike   RAILROADS NEAR NORMAL TODAY

Strike Over, Owners Again Run 337 Lines   New Transport Curbs Planned Unless Coal Stalemate Settled

Hundreds of Cars of Perishable Food Endangered by Stoppage   00 Carloads in Kansas City Yards; Operators Try Stop-Gap Methods; Interview Applicants for Jobs; Bus Travel Heavy; Pickets Posted

RAILROAD FREIGHT FREEZE COMPLETE IN MIDDLE WEST   Hundreds of Carloads of Perishable Supplies Are Endangered as Box Cars Cease to Roll.   LINES INTERVIEWING SUBSTITUTE WORKERS   Six Trains of Normal 52 Move From Kansas City and Six of Usual 85 Are Operated  From St. Louis.

Hodges Loses In Race For Senator   Veteran Bows To Youthful Soldier

GIVES WARNING   Governor Says Football Poo Lures ‘Sucker’ Money.

NEW CLASH IS EXPECTED IN U.N. COUNCH   Russian Demands For Allied Troop Data To Be Challenged

REFUGEE AGENCY   Opposition to American-Brit* ish Plan Grows; Claim So-° jution Needed Badly

Peace Settles: Over Oakland   But Labor Sources Foar Now Walkouts

Vinson Takes Seat On Supreme Court   New ‘Chief Justice Will Sit. Between Feuding Jackson and Black

Vinson to Take Supreme Court Position Today  Feuding Justices Will Flank the New (Chief

WOULD ALTER PROCEDURE IN CONGRESS   Committee Also’ . Recommends More  Pay, More Help 

Longer Vacations, Overhaul. ing of Legislative Protedures Alen Advicad

HIGHER PAY FOR CONGRESSMEN RECOMMENDEL   Committce Re ¢ 0 mmends Measures for Reform of Congress

SOLONS STUDY REORGANIZATION   eae  Joint Committee Recommends Pay Raises, More Help, Longer Vacations

Improve Congress   Committee Recommends More Pay, More Help and Loncer Vacaticns   MACHINERY CLOGGED, REPORT CONTENDS   La Follette Says U. S. Is In Danger of Disintegration from Within

Sweeping Reorganization Of Congress Is Proposed   Committee Recommends Higher Salaries, Longer Vacations and More Help

Committee Recomniends That Congress Give Itself Higher Salaries And More Help

RECOMMENDS HIGHER SALARY   Joint Congressional Committee Recommends Overhauling Legislation Proceedures —. Higher Salaries More Vacations - More Help.‘

COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS HIGHER SALARY AND MORE HELP FOR CONGRESSMEN

FLOOD DANGER FADES   'Most Streams Stay Within Banks ! as Sun Shines on Kansas

Flood Threat Fades Today   Parched Soil Saves Eastern Kansas from Serious Overflow Following Heavy Rains

UNION UNDECIDED CONCERNING TES!   AFL Considering Unprecedented Action Of Gov. Fuck In Drafting Froplores

AFL Has Not Decided Whether To Test Tuck's Draff Action in Court

Big Centers  Turning Out Huge Number For Election   ELECTIONS AT A GLANCE

Sixteen Races Are ‘Most Significant’  Involve Control of U. S. Senate; Dozen Governor

Issue Of Congress Control Is Foremost As US Ballot      ELECTION- AT- A -GLANCE  Acenniant papas

FAMILY STYLE __. hae '. THANKSGIVING DAY. ‘ , DINNER AT ST. JOHN'S

Emergency Food Collection Will Nof Be Deferred   Wallace Says Foreign Re lief Program Will Proceed as Planned

OPA To Check Meat-Strike  Overcharges   Above-Ceiling Prices Get Prior Attention In Resion

El Cerrito Railroadman Bludgeoned fo Death After Frantic Struggle

Lame Ducks Eye Choice U.S. Posts   President Expected To Fill 15 Good Jobs Foilowing His Florida Vacation

Operators Reject Big Welfare Levy   Lewis and O’Neill Confer With Truman as Conference Recesses

UNO To Leave  Site Contrel  With: America Can Do Without  Greenwich Sector, Geces Tee Phe:

Truman Seeks Army Fund for 1,070,000   Estimates to Cover Cost of Maintaining Army for Year, Says President Truman

Truman Submits Estimated Needs For Fiscal Year   $7,246,335,200 Asked As Appropriation For War Department

FUND OF OVER SEVEN  BILLION ASKED FOR  MILLION—PLUS ARM} TRUMAN URGES MONEY  FOR OCCUPATION AND ATOM ENERCY WORK

r President Submits Army Estimates for Next Fiscal Year to Congress; Allowance for National Guard

PRESIDENT ASKS SEVEN BILLIONS FOR WAR DEPT,   Chief Executive Bases Budget Demand on Army Force Of 1,070,000

Congress Given Army's Program   Expense to total Several Billions

Relief, Atom Costs Listed   President Asks Authorization for Military Co-operation With Other American Countries

BY WAR DEPARTMENT NEXT FISCAL YEAR   President Truman Today Submitted to Congress a Program.   ASKS FOR $7,246,335,200   Estimates Contemplate Main‘tenance of An Army of 1,070,000 Men.

Large Sum For War  Division   Truman Estimates Maintenance of  Army of 1,070,000 On June 30, 1947

WAR BRANCH EXPENDITURES SET BY TRUMAN   Places Costs of Department for Next Fiscal Year at Over Seven Billion

Truman Submits Army Program For 194]   Expenditure Of $7,246,335,200 Is Asked

Congress Gets Army Program   Truman Estimates Seven Billion Dollars Needed For Fiscal Year

$200,000,000 Is Sought For Atomic Work   Plan Maintenance of 1,070,000-Man  Force

War Department Financial Program Sent to Congress   President Contemplates Army of 1,070,000 on tune 30. 1947

Stettinius Is To Represent  U.S. In UNO   Byrnes Turns Task Back To Him

BYRN'S TURNS U.N. JOB BACK TO STETTINIS   Council Members Inspect Possible New Heaciquarters

Crisis Brews Over Albania   “Break With Britain Poises U. N. Problem

Britain, Albania Issue May Cause Another UN Battle   Albania Membership In UN Opposed By U.S.. Britain

Byrnes: to Report on ian Pact   Turns UN Belegatior ck to Stettinius; ‘Albania to Furnish iMext Vital Case

ALBANIAN ROW MAY GO TOU. N,    ‘British Severance of Ties To Bring Dispute

U.S. and Britain Oppose Admission Of- Balkan State   Russians Show No Signs of! Pressing for Immediate Consideration

U. S. Can’t Stand More Wage Hikes   Bowles Warns Country Cannot Take A Second Round Of Increases in I a i ee:

Economy Cannot Stand More Price ‘Hikes, Bowles Tells Butter Hearing

Bowles Warns Price Rises Real Threats   Doubts Nation Could Stand Another Round Of Wage Boosts To Meet Hike

Group Studying Butter Problem   Committee Calls Leaders to Testify

30 Injured in WreckofUniot Pacific frain   Transcontinental Limited Goes Into Ditch on Curve Near Victorville, Col.

Housing Measure Given Approval Of Senate Group   Construction Of More Than A Million Homes A Year Is Proposed

TEN PER CENT HIKE OVER PRE-WAR COST FORECAST BY EXPERT  NEW WAGE-PRICE PLAN. BLAMED BY FEDERAL RESERVE CHAIRMAN

10 PER CENT LIVING COST HIKE SEEN   Increase in Capital Gains Tax Is Uraed

New Waae-Price , Plan May Boost Cost Of Living   Federal Reserve Board Chairman Eccles Sees 10 Per Cent Increase

Eccles Sees Increase In Living Cost   May Go Up Ten Percent Un der Truman Policy, Tells Banking Committee

Keeles Comments  On Costs   Believes Truman’s Wage-Policy Might Result in LO Per Cent Living Cost Hike

New Wage-Price Policy May Hike Cost of Living   10 Per Cent Increase Over Present Levels Predicted By Eccles

ECCLES URGES OPA EXTENSION   Reserve Board Chairman Says Controls Must Stay

ECCLES OPPOSES BOOST IN PRICES   Thinks Wage Boost Must Be Paid Out of Profits:

A ‘Possible’ Jump In Living Costs   Eccles Says New Policy May Bring a 10 Per Cent Increcca

Says Wage-Price Policy Will Hike Living Cost 10%   Eccles Says U. S. Has Done Best Job In Curbing Inflation

Eccles Says Estimate Is 10 Per Cent  Reserve Board Chief Urges Continuation

Living Costs May Soar 40 Per Cent Of Pre-War Levels   Eccles Foresees 10 Per Cent Hike By Truman Policy

10 PCT. CLIMB FOR COSTS OF LIVING—ECCLES   Reserve Board Chairman In Testimony Before Banking Committee

‘Eccles Sees — 10 Percent Hike of Living Costs   Cites. Truman’s New Wage-Price Policy As  Reason For Increase

10 Percent Living Cost Boost Seer   Eccles Looks for That Much Rise as New Policy’s Result.   Disagrees with N.A.M.

Sees Cost Of Living Hike   Eccles Says Truman’s New Wage-Price Policy Might  Cause Increase.

Sees New Increase in Living Cost:   Eccles Says Wage Increases Should Come Only From Profits, Production

ALREADY. UP 30 PERCENT OVER PRE-WAR COSTS, FEDER ‘RESERVE HEAD TELLS COMMIT’

Increased Cost 0! Living Forecast  Reserve Board Head Urges OPA Extension

Cost of Living May Increase 10 Pet. More, Eecles Says  Says Wage Boosts Justified  Only When They  Brir ing  -=T)6060U Wh Yt~=~SS'

‘WAGE - PRICE POLICY MAY CAUSE BOOS   Costs Now Higher bi 30 Per Cent Than  Before War

Besse memes aia TS Nica me tae cre  Stores To Close On Thanksgiving Day

[ransit Strike Is Averted In New York City   Announcement This Afternoon favs Strike Has Been Called Off   DEMANDS BEING GIVEN TO CITY

PHIL MURRAY IN MANHATTAN FOR PARLEY   Pittsburgh Utility Walkout Postponed for Week at Least

ClO PRESIDENT GOES TO SCENE OF DISPUTE IN EFFORT . TO PREVENT. - WALKOUT

TOBACCO PRICES HIGH IN GEORGIA   Second Day Of Market Sees Prices In Many Instances Above Those Of Opening Session,

¢ beorgia Leaf Mart Prices Today Are Above Yesterday’s   Quality Leaf In Demand; 43-48 Cent Average Set Opening Day:

Find Huge Cache Of Silver in Tokyo   “Less Than 900 Tons” In Reported New Discovery

‘BLUE BOOK’ SAYS. NATION INSINCERE   dituation Plotted In Advance With Connivance Of Present Regime There, Yanks Claims

(Military Regime Protects Fascists   Papers Found in Salt Mine Prove U. S. Charges

Document Bares Power to Build New War Force  State Department Says Nation Aids  OD ceases hmm te

U.S: Accuses Arcentina Of Aicina Nazis   Information Based On German Paners Found In Solt Mine

German Plot Against Allies Is Revealed   U.S. Warns Nazis Using Argentina As Base For ‘Future Opportunity’

Naziism Lives in Argentina Sztism “ives in Argentina “Blue Bock” Warns World Of  South American Activities

U.S. Charges Argentina Provides Nazi Base To  Rebuild War Machine

‘Blue Book’ Sees  Base for Rebuildin; Aggressive Power  Cartan Occupatior

U.S. Warns Nazis Using Argentina As Base For ‘Future Opportunity’

NAZIISM LIVES IN ARGENTINA, U.S.A. WARNIN(   BLUE BOOK REVEALS GERMANS PLOTTING NEW REGIME

Nation Provides GerWith Base for building War Machine, Blue Book Charges._-

U.S. Warns World Naziism  Sul Lives in Argentina   Sensational State Department "Blue Book’ Claims Germans Rebuilding War Machine In South American Nation; Advance Plot

Naziism Lives in Argentina  “Blue Book” Warns World Of  South American Activities

State Department Reveals Documents Captured In Germany Show Situation Plotted With Present Argentine Regime In 1942

USSAYS NAZIS HAVE ESTABLISHED BASE IN ARGENTINA   Sensational Charge Made That Germans Are in Position There to Rebuild War Machine.   SEIZED DOCUMENTS ARE CITED AS PROOF   Situation Allegedly Plotted in Advance by Deteated Foe With Connivance of Buenos Aires.

Former State GOP Chairman Backs Donovan   ‘Peoples’ Choice,’ Eaton Of Norwich Says After Gen. Drum Sentiment Knowr

Former State Head Of G. 0. P. Favors  Donovan forSenate   ‘People’s Choice’ He Says in Statement; Hits Policy of Pleasing Political Bosses

CONTRACT 10 GIVE WORKERS 181-CENT RAISE   Walkout in Other Plants Still Set for Midnight Sunday

War Profits Probers To Hear Solons   Congressmen Ask Opportunity To Give Testimony

WAR PROFITS QUIZ TO BE REOPENED   TWO CONGRESSMEN AND A FORMER LEGISLATOR TO TESTIFY TODAY,

High Demos To Testify © About Calls  Mead Group Will Hear McCormack Sabath Versions

Profits Probe Reopens Today   .MeCormack and Sabath to Give Testimony at  Session Today

Congressmen To Testify At Hearings   McCormack, Sabath Request Right To Tell OF Phone Calls

No Settlement In Sight With Mines Closed   FIGHTING IS REPORTED IN HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY

First Flare Of Violence is Reported   Government Conciliator Fuller Ready To Step In At Opportune Moment.

New Estimates of Bituminous Supplies In Consumer's Hands Showed 51,182.000 Tons On March 1, Highest Since Oct.   DEADLOCK CONTINUES AT WAGE CONFERENCE

Miner Beaten By Pickets in. Kentucky Field   See Recess Because Of Dim Outlook For Settlement

Supplies of Coal Is Told by Solid Fuels Leader.  NON-UMW MINER SAID BEATEN UP  Hopkins County Scene of Initial Fiare-Up In Dispute.

Bill Streamlining Congress Passes   Solons Would Up Own Pay $5,000 a Year

CRIMINAL TRIAL OPENS   Prosecuter Gives History of Jap Government

Prosecution Opens Case Against Tojo And 25 Other Jans   Nolan Reviews Government History and Defends Diplomatic Branch

JAPAN WAR CRIMINAL TRIAL OPENS   Prosecutor Gives History of Jap Government

Tojo, 25 Other Nips Go Before World Tribunal   91 Documents Are Presented To Show Nippon Aggression

PROSECUTION (PENS AGAINST JAP CRIMINALS   Lengthy Explanation of Nippon Government and Constitution Presented.

Plant Disposal To Be Discussed At Parley   Area Conference Is Alsc  To Take Up Question Of Fast Time

U.S. IDLED BY STRIKES   Hope Seen For Early End of Louisville Walkout

Transit Strike At Louisville Nearly Settled   Workers. Returning To Posts Under Plan. For Compromise ~

Transit Strike Settlement Seer For Louisville   But Nationwide Coal Famine Is Possible; GM Talks Resumed

Nye Decisively Beaten At Polls  Sen. Langer Forges Ahead In Voting

President Acts To Save Millions From Starvation   Truman Issues Plea To ‘Warm Heart of America’ in Crisis

Eat Less or Millions Will Die, Says Truman   Government Offers Farmers Bonus on Wheat, Corn; to Buy Oatmeal for Starvation Areas

TRUMAN PLEAS FOR VOLUNTARY FOOD RATIONING   ORDERS 24 PERCENT SLASH IN DOMESTIC FLOUR CONSUMPTION

Order Cuts Use of Flour 25 Per Cent   Truman, Hoover, Anderson And La Guardia Heard In Plea to Supply Food In Famine Areas

USE OF FLOUR IS SLASHED BY FOURTH   Voluntary Rationing Urged By President   MILLIONS TO DIE   Unless Americans Eat Less Truman States: 6-Point Program Proposed

Slash Nation’s Flour Consumption By 25%  Call For Self-Rationing In New 4.Paint Drive an Warld Eamine

Vigorous Self-Rationing of Food in American Homes 0 Help Hungry is Truman Pi2a

Reduction Effective At Midnight Sunday Until Next June 30   Farmers to Get 30 Cents a Bushel Bonus for Corn

URGE PEOPLE 10 DOUBLE EFFORTS TO SAVE FOOD   Truman Says Millions to Dié Unless We Eat Less in United States

Nation to Intensify Its Drive Against World Food Crisis   ‘President Calls for Moré Vigorous Self  Rationing---Flour Cut Is Effective Sunday

People Urged To Redouble Food Saving   New Famine Relief Drive Launched; Truman And Hoover Sound Warning

Action Taken in Crisis on Food; Pay Corn Bonus   Plea Made by Officials for Self Rationing to Help Feed Starving

Drastic New Cuts Are Ordered. In Food. for U.S. »   Flour Consumptien to Be Slashed Again; Ever More Vigorous Self-Rationing Is Asked In President’s Plea; Export Goal Is High

Truman Asks Voluntary Food  Conservation   Slash in Consumption Of Flour Effective at Midnight Sunday—  Farm Prices Raised

Wheat Use Cut  n Famine War   at ag ~ ' arr ~ wm . srhimMan vrueérs 29 cer went 3195n In Flour Milling, Warns World Faces Worst Known Food Shortage

25 Per Cent Flour Slash Is Ordered   All for More Vigorous Self-Rationing Of Food

Consumption Of Flour Ils Ordered Cut 25 Per Cent   Government Bonus Of 30 Cents For Wheat And Corn Offered To Farmers

Temperatures   Truman Tells Nation Mass Starvation  Threatens Mankind

U.S. Opens Intensive Food Drive; Millions Face Starvation Threat, President Trmman Says in Report

Global Food Crisis Attack Is Launched   Truman Pleads With Americans To Help Avert Mass Starvation

Flour Consumption In U. S. Gut 25 Pet.   Truman, Hoover Call For Redoubled Famine Relief Efforts; Bonus To Farmers For A Quick Delivery Of Wheat, Corn.

25 PER CENT CUT ANSWER TO TRUMAN PLEA   President Appeals For Self Denial In Nationwide Broadcast To People

President Truman Asked < 25 Per Cent Slash In Domestic Flour Consumption.  SELF-RATIONING OF   ‘Emergency, President Tru ) man Revealed, Has Become   Acute That Wheat Reserves Are to Be Cut.

~—MORE WHEAT FOR WORLD'S HUNGAL— Six-Point Program To Aid World Food Crisis   Truman Calls Upon Americans For More Vigorous Self-Rationing In Homes

Truman Appeals To ‘Warm-Hearted Americans’ to Aid Starving Peoples; Hoover Reports On Dire Needs; Government Offers Bonus for Wheat, Corn and Oatmeal

TEMPERATURES   Domestic Flour Consumption {s Cut 25 Per Cent   Mass Starvation Is Threatened, Truman Tells Americans

President . Says Nation Faces Greatest Threat of Mass Starvation in History  Plan Is Announced  Six-Point Program Is Started to Give More for Export

US Orders 25 Per Cent Cut In Domestic Use of Flour Greatest Famine in History Feared

Cut Ordered In Use Of Flour In America   Millions Starving Throughout World, Officials Say

ASK PEOPLE TO REDOUBLE FOOD SAVING EFFORT   Nation's Flour Consumption Slashed In New Famine Relief Drive: Truman Calls On Nation To Forestall Mass Starvation Of Mankind.

CALLS FOR NEW CUTS IN FOOD TO AID WORLD   Flour Is Slashed 25 Per Cent: Truman Says Threat Is Greatest in History.

Flour Consumption Cut in New Famine  Relief Undertaking   Order Issued Following Appeals by Truman, ExPresident Hoover

More Vigorous Self-Rationing ‘Of Food Urged   ‘United States Opens Intensive New Attack On Global Food Crisis

President Calls For Rationing Of Food : In Homes  CRISIS  “SERIOUS  Millions Will Die Un: less We Eat Less:  Gawea Truman

Truman Asks Vigorous Self-Rationing Plan To Meet Threat of Mass Starvation

ORDERS FLOUR USE CUT 25 PER CENT   Anderson Announces Program to Provide More Food for Export   TRUMAN MAKES APPEAL

World Food Crisis Results in Order Cutting Domestic Use of Flour by 25 Per Cent.   ORDER IS EFFECTIVE UNTIL LAST OF JUNE

Greater Voluntary  Rationing Is Urged.   Truman Pleads for Help In Global Starvation— Million-Ton Monthly Wheat Coal

Cut Consumption Of Flour 25 PC. “In Relief Drive   Americ: an " People - Urged To Redouble Efforts In Conservation ‘Of Food

Truman Says Plan Vital To Aid Starving   Appeals To ‘Warm Heart’ Of America For Food Conservation In Averting Mass Famine

TOLL NOW THREE IN FINDLAY FIRE   Asphalt Blast of Unknown Cause Brings Damage of $200,000

Chureh to Mark 20th Year of lis Founding   Mission Covenant to Hold Service Tonight: Officers Are Elected

Bradford Mission 0th Anniversary   Special Services Mark Founding of Church

Begins Debate on Housing Program; New Veto Threat Heard on Farm Parity Rider; Solons Split on Military Plan

Truman Places Personal Okay On WaseBoard   Seotches Report . Changes In Offing After Rebuke  On Maritime Raise

WAGE STABILIZING BOARD TO REMAIN, PRESIDENT STATES   Truman Discounts Rumors That Major Change in Setup May Take Place

TRUMAN SAYS THE WSB WILL STAY ON JOB   President Declares the Agency Will Continue to Administer the Government Wage Stabilization Program.

Truman Won't Kill Wage Board  Makes Clear Control  Program Will Remain

NoNew Wage Setup   Truman Says WSB WillContinue to. Do Stabilization Job

WAGE CONTROL BOARD TO STAY   No Broad Revision Of Stabilization In Sight As Yet

U. S. WAGE CONTROL SET-UP TO STAND   Truman Makes It Clear He Plans No Immediate Reviston of Stabilization Program.

WSB WORK TO BE CONTINUED   Truman Says Wage Board Will Still Administer Program

FAIR WEATHER PREDICTED FOR ST. LOUIS AREA   Estimates of Rain and Flood Damage Revised Upward

2000 Families Made Homeless  Thought Deac   Fair Weather Predicted For St. Louis As Area Digs Itself Out Of Fiood Debris   109 YEAR RECORD OF RAIN TOPPED   Property Damage Will Prob ably Exceed Three Million, Communities Isolated

FLOOD DAMAGE THREE MILLION   ot. Louis Cheered by Fair Weather Outlook After Deluge

ESTIMATE LOSS AT MORE THAN THREE MILLION   Rain Heaviest In 109- Year History of City’s  Vinamntinr 1D

Peace The Theme At Moscow   Russia Will Not Fail The World, Says Anniversary Speaker

Right Long-Term Convicts Escape   Negroes Flee After Sawing Bars From Cell Window At Williamston Camp; Guards Fired

—NORTH CAROLINA BREAK—  Eight Convicts Saw Way Out Of Prison Camp   Large Bloodhound Posse Begins County-wide Hunt; 2 Prison Guards Fired

Dogs And I luge Posse Start Hunt   North Carolina ireak By Negroes Sets New Record

Eight Negro Convicts Stage Biggest Prison Break in N. C. History

EFFECTS OF A-BOMB ARE FAR-REACHING      Nebel Prize Winning Geneticist Sarvs Rays May Transmit Hereditary Hi Effects

HERBERT URGES SALES TAX CUT   GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Urges Two Per Cent Program In Ohio

Whitey ‘S old’ On Pepper. And Wallace Team   Believes Political Ticket Headed by Kither One Would Win Labor’s Support

May Ratior Flour to Retailers   Investigate Reports Beer is Exported By Countries That Get Relief Grain

In Slot Machine Protection Plof  Four Are Accused By Grand Juror

 Victims Found Submerged In Bathtub   Victims Found submerged in Bothftub  Texas Mother Is Being Held For Drowning Two Children

PERMITS FOR FIVE NEW HOMES IN CITY   Boarding House Also Among Eight Grants Since the First of May.

Ku Klux Klan Is Outlawed  In New Jersey  Would Destroy Rights, Freedom

NCEA Proposes $100 Million School Program   Funds To Be Allotted Over 5-Year Period

Radio, Press Allege US. Shakes: Stick   New Times “Magazine Repo: sis American Progressives See. Retarn TT, ‘Pre-Roosevelt’ Foreizn Policy :

MOSCOW SEES NAM CONTROL OF OUR POLICY   Avoids Comment On Byrnes Talk

Offers Soviets U.S. Friendship; Wallace Critical Of Stand   RY YTOUN TT, STEEFILBG

Soviets Criticize J. $. Intentions   Charge is Hurled by Moscow Radio on Heels Of Byrnes’ Address

U.§. LEADERS CALL ON REDS TO ALLAY FEAR   ‘Friendly Firmness’ Termed Keynote  OF Policies

MOSCA ASSAILS U8 DPLOMAG   Soviet Broadcast Charges America Is Seeking to Dominate World

Moscow Says U.S. Out for ‘World Control   Byrnes Flays ‘War Inevitable’ Attitude: Offers _ Friendship

FIREMEN ANSWER SIX ALARMS IN 10 HOURS   Damage Caused by Flames - To Small Barn on Otter Street Yesterday  OLD LUMRER. GRASS

FIREMEN OF BRISTOL RECEIVE SIX ALARMS   Four Grass Fires and Barn Fire Claim Attention   BLAZE IN LANGHORNE

BEVIN VOICES THREAT TO QUIT PARIS PARLEY   Ire Aroused over Soviet Effort To Boost Vote Strength

Peace Meeting Bids Held Ur   Molotov Wants Procedur: Determined in Advance

DUELISTS SLAIN IN GUN FIGHT AT MAINE ‘TEMPLE?   2 OTHERS WOUNDED AT HEADQUARTERS OF RELIGIOUS SECT

Officials Say Home Building  Will Increase   Some Express Opinion That All Controls Over Construetion Should Be Dropped   Should Speed Up Homes For Vets   George M. Englar Puts in Oar for 15 Per Cent Increase in Rent Ceilings

GOVERNORS MEET FOR CONFERENCE IN MIAMI BEACH   Twenty States: Represented At Semi-Annual Meet

DENOUNCES OHIO FARM STRIKE   Terms Farmers’ Action as ‘Flash in Pan’

Ohio Farmers’ Strike Is Described As ‘Flash in Pan’ by Bureau Head

FARM STRIKE HIT AS FLASH IN PAN   Farm Bureau Head Claims A Few Stir Up Trouble

Calls Ohio Farm Strike Flash in Pan   CIO Official Asks if Food Producers are  On Strike

SENATORS 10 RESUME DEBATE ON STRIKE BILL   GCP Senator Begin ReWriting Bill

Senate Resumes Consideration Of  Anti-Strike Bill   ‘Labor Draft’’ Power Is Stripped From Truman Measure By Senate

Long Standing Dispute With Poland Settled  Funds and Assets Released by United States

Strike Slowly Puts Choke On Nat'l Economy   Unemployment in Relsted Industries Mounts to 100,000; More to Come   Total May Pass Million Figure   Cost of Stoppage Runs Into Untold Millions; More Schools Close For Lack of Heat

Big Industries Quickly Cut Huge Payrolls   Mine Unions Drawing Cash From Banks In Fear of Fines

MORE. FACTORIES ‘PREPARE T0 CLOSE   MILLION EXPECTED TO BE IDLE IN WEEK IF MINE SHUTDOWN CONTINUES.

Industries Lay Off Many Due To Mine Strike   More Plants Expect To Shut Down as Fuel Piles Disappear

Half-Million Idle In Coal Mine Strike   Unemployment May Near Million Mark By End Of Week

10-Day Soft Coal Walkout Slowly Slashes Economy   Unemployment in Related Industries Mounts to 100.000, with Rapid: Rise Predicted - ‘

INDUSTRIES HIT BY COAL TIEUP   Unemployment Ranks Swell as Ten-Day Walkout Chokes Nation’s Economy

Coal Walkout Now Strangling Economy Of U. $   More Than Million Workers To Be Idle By End Of Week In Fresh Layoffs

Fire Razes Winona ‘Y’ Building   33 Scantily Clad Men Driven From Dormitory Section

Lehman Quits as  UNRRA Director   Ill Health Causes His Resignation

LEHMAN ENDS DUTIES AS UNRRA’S DIRECTOR   Blames Ill Health In Letter Revealing Resignation

LEHMAN RESIGNS AS UNRRA CHIEE   QUITS AS DIRECTOR OF WORLD-WIDE RELIEF ON ACCOUNT OF HIS HEALTH.

L ehman Resisns  As UNRRA Head   Former Governor to Quil Relief Post Because of Nil Health

CHIEF JUSTICE” OF SUPREME COURT DIED FOLLOWING COLLAPSE WHILE ON ° BENCH

Washington Is Shocked At Death (f Justice Stone   Chief Justice Of U. S. Su. preme Cozrt Dies Monday Evening At Home In Capital   CONDOLENCES SENT BY NATION'S LEADERS

Chief Justice Stone Dies In Washington; Was Last Of “Great Dissenters’

CHIEF JUSTICE DIES AFTER 21 YEARS SERVICE   Washington Speculates On Name of Successor To Court

Pearl Harbor Admiral May Testify At Probe of Japanese Sneak Attack

Harbor Probe Seeks Reports Of Dec. 6, 194.1   Committee Still — Trying To Find Out What War Chiefs Were Doing That Night

Sec. Wallace’s Ouster Goes Far To Restore Strength of Sec. Byrnes

Americans Told To Eat Less So More Food Can Go Abroac      Thirty-Nine Suggestions Given for Cutting Wheat Consumption 40 Percent, and Fat Consumption 20 Percent

JING MORK DAREE-LA TERS Famine Board Asks America   To Slash Wheat Intake 40%

FAMINE BOARD CALLS ON U.S. TO SAVE FOOL   Wheat, Fats, Oils Are Termed Essential For Europe

Drastic Wheat, Meat Cut Urged   Famine Committee Tells Plans for Shearing Food with Europe

Famine Group Also Urges Slash in Fats   President's Board Declares Move Necessary

Suggests 39 Ways To Aid Europeans   Food Distributors Urged To Promote Use Of Alternate, More - Plentiful ems

Aovarzecs Lear”:  den agg ST - _ Tes   Open Face Pies-and Sandwiches, Fruit Deserts Among Suggestions

\ramine Committee Asks U. S. to Take  Sharp Cut in Use of Wheat And Feats

Americans — Asked To Eat Less Wheat  40 Pct. Cut Urged, 20 Pct. in Fats; _ ~Wase Arn Offancd

Americans Are Requestec To Eat Forty Per Cent Less Wheat   GROUP RECOMMENDS OPEN PIES, SANDWICHES   Restaurants Are Asked To Serve One Roll or Slice of Bread

AMERICANS ARE ASKED TO CUT DOWN ON FOOD   Public Urged To Use Less Wheat And Fats Te Feed Hungry Abroad   SUGGESTIONS GIVEN FOR SAVING FOOD

39 Suggestions Given to Reduce Use and Waste  Conservation Urged to Boost  a a am

NATION TO CUT DOWN ON BREAD   Famine Committee Gives 39 Ways To Save On Wheat And Fats

39 WAYS GIVEN TO SAVE FOOD FOR STARVING   Famine Committee Asks 40 Per Cent Of Our Wheat And 20 Per  Cent Of Fats

Food Combine Urges Savin gs  Offers Suggestions  In Grain Conservation

Conservation Of Fats Also Part of Plan   Presidential Group Stresses Pressing  Needs Abroad

Some Of German Jewels Are Still Object Of Search   Jewels Stolen From Ger many Now Reported As Worth Three Million Dollars

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Missing German Loot Rises to 2! Million Plus

POLICE SEARCH TOR MORE JEWEL LOOT   Army Officials Revalue Worth Over Two Million

Senate OKs Vast Housing Bill   15,000,000 Homes Planned in Measure

Solons Give Firm  Nod To Housing   Far-Reaching Measure ©  Goes To Lower Chamber

HOUSING PROGRAM I) SENT 10 HOUSE BY SENATE VOTING   Fifteen Million Homes In Next Ten Years Is Goal.   SLUM-CLEARANCE PLANS INCLUDED   Thirty - Two Year Loans Are Center of New Proposal.

Far-Reaching Housing Program Goes to House After Clearing Senate

Back of the Headlines  High Purpose of UN Seen Dimmed Bu Year of Strife

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Power, Fuel Supplies to Be Affected   Miners’ Walkout Will Double Number Made Idle trom Strikes

Full Explanation To Be Asked By Great Britain   President in Accord With Byrnes’ Stand

Bi-Partisan Group Urges Passage of State Bonus Bi   Calls on Legislature to Show “Tangible Token OF Gratitude”

RUSSIA GIVEN WORD LASHING BY DELEGATE   Australian Accuses ‘Soviets of Lies, Intimidation and Power Politics   FREEDOM FROM FEAR . DOES NOT NOW EXIST

AUSTRALIAN ENVOY CHARGES SOVIET USE OF “INTIMIDATION”   RO BLU ERT UY  BRIEF FLARE-UP OVER “POWER POLITICS” IS HICHIICUT OF PADIEYV

Rayburn Says Undone Things Can Wait Turn   Sen. Barkley Lauds Achievement Record of His Colleagues

Conumits Nation to Jurisdiction of World Court. President Not Likly 10 Call A Special Session, Leaders Say

Much Left Undone As  Congress Adjourns  * . © 3.:9 * ei ee. 66 V\A/_.-4al.J \A/‘aL a Peers Pp 4 \A/.. « I a ail inate ott lili oo   Wrestled With Problems of War, Reconversion

Truman bets Bil Freezing Security Tax  Two Chambers Approve Measure Increasing Old Age Benefits  COURT RESOLUTION  PACCteh RV CEWATI   COURT RESOLUTION PASSED BY SENATE   Provision For Snecial Autos For Vets Who Lost Legs Is Adopted

Momentous Sessions End  With U.S. Acceptance of World Court Jurisdiction

CONGRESS QUITS WORK; MEMBERS ON WAY HOME   Session Starting January 14 Last, Dealt With Vast Issues of War and  Reconvyersion., —   FAREWELL SPEECHES MARK FINAL HOURS   Adjournment Means Finish of 79th Congress Unless Truman should Call it Back,

79th Congress Is Through; Accepts U.N. World Court   Senate Resolution Places U S. Under The Jurisdiction Of International Body; Legless Vets To Get Automobiles

WORLD COURT, SECURITY TAX LAST ACTIONS   Session Featured Big Issues of War And  Reconversion  »

Senate, House Adjourn; Many Issues Decided   Barkley Tells the Senate ‘Magnificent Mass of Legislation’ Passed

Work Ends For Weary Lawmakers   Congress Goes Home In Mid-Summer First Time In Eicht Years

ypecial Cars For GI Am  putees Measure Sent  To White House   DOMESTIC MATTERS CAUSED HOT DISPUTES

79th Congress Still Arguing As It Ends Historic Session   New Law To Bring Pennsylvania  $500.000 Boost for Publie Aid

Senate Aproves Compulsory Jurisdiction of World Court Under United Nations; Spec jal Automobiles for Leg  less Veterans.

SESSION ENDS FOR CONGRESS, WORK UNDONE   PET PROPOSALS OF TRUMAN PLACED ON SHELF

CONGRESS HAS ADJOURNED FOR SUMMER   World Court Gets Senate Approval In Closing Hours

Barkley Says Session  Was Hard One   Rayburn Answers Criticism of Things Left Undone

/9th Congress Adjourns From Historic Terms   Wrestles With Vast Issues Of War And Reconversion

Senate Adopts World Court Resolution   ‘Magnificent Mass’ of Legislation Enacted, Barkley Contends in Senate Summation

MANY THINGS LEFT UNDONE SAYS RAYBURN   Leader Says Solons “Hardest Working Congress”

GREEK TROOPS MOVE UP ARTILLERY FOR GUERRILLA BATTLE  ) LARGE-SCALE FIGHT CONTINUES TO RAGE

Greek Troops Put Artillery Into Fight With Slavs  Guerriilas Control 104 Villages in — Western Macedonia

Guerrillas Burn Greek Village   All but Four Towns in Grevena Region Fall; Big Battle Reported on Yugoslav Border

IDNA TOWNS NOT HARD nT BY BROWNOUT   Use of Natural Gas by Many Power Companies Aid in Lighting.

Survey of lowa Cities Follows Federal Request   Only Few Points Report Any Dras._ tie Action Needed Because  Of Coal Situation   By THF ASSOCIATED PRESS

‘STATE T0 CUT ON FLECTRICITY   Coal Conservation Measures Will Not Affect Mason City

Power Officials In lowa Against Brownout Proposal   CPA Recommended Such Action to Conserve the Coal

U.S. Urges Drastic Act In 22 States   Motor Carriers Told To Haul Only Essentials; Gas. Service Hit.

Retail Car Prices  Up $33 to $167   OPA Says Raise Meets  Factory Costs Boost

COST BOOSTED FROM $33 TO $167  OPA Announces Boost In Prices Of Most New Cars

Price Ceilings For Autos Raised  Hike Ranges Four To Eight Per Cent

PUBLIC PAYS DIFFERENCE IN NEW ADVANCED OPA PRICES FOR AUTOS   RISK OF PRICE SEEN IN LOWER-COST SHOES

Auto Sales Prices Hiked by OPA As Costs Rise   Public Must Pay $33 te $167 More for 16 Makes

OPA Raises Prices On Hew Automobiles      Costs of 16 Makes to be Boosted from $33 to S147

PRICE CEILINGS RAISED ON CARS   Average Increase Of $75 To Be Paid By Public, OPA Announces

New Car Price Raise Approved   OPA Boosts Ceilings Up $33 to $167

20.000-TON BLAST   Yank Killed in Evacuating Reich Ammunition Site

Thieves Profit in London Fog   Traffic Snarled, Shipping Halted, Thieves Thrive In Fog

Transportation Snarled By Dense Fog Over England; Thieves Work Under Cover

Dense Fog Snarls British Traffic, ‘Aids Thieves in New Crime Outbreak

England. Dogged By a Heavy Fog  Traffic Snarled;  Thieves Run Wild

leavy Fog Covers ill Britain or Third Day  Thieves; Pickpockets Get Free Rein;

Fog Curtain For Crimes   Britain Harassed By Series of Thefts Committed Under “Veil”

Heavy Fog Covers All Britain For Third Day   Thieves; Pickpockets Get Free Rein; Three Deaths Listed

Fog Snarls the London Traffic   Caused at Least Three Death: and Aided Thieves and Pickpockets.

Thags, Pickpockets Run Wild as Dense Fog Grips Englanc   American Woman Loses Jewels; Traffic in Hopeless Snarl

FIRST BREAK IN WAGE DEADLOCK OF AUTO FIRMS   tnion Had Asked For 30 Percent Boost 100.000 Worke:rs Will Benefit

Pact Marks First Break In Disputes   Wage Boost of 18 Cents Basis for Agreement, Largest Since End of War, to Affect 100,000

Ford and ClO Reach Accord in Wage War   Company Agrees to Wage Increase of 18 Cents an Hour

Ford Signs For 18-Cent Waae Boost   Effective Date Not Settled; Figures Out To 15.1 Per Cent As Demands Are Reducex

18-Cent Pay Hike  Is Agreed   Joint Statement Says Early Termination of Troubles Expected

GRANTS WAGE BOOST OF 18 CENTS HOURLY   Effective Date Not Settled, but It Is Expected to Be Before February  —Hike Is 15.1 Per Cent Increase.

Waae Boost Of 18 Cents In Car Pact   Increase by Ford Would Equal 15.1 Percent; Chrysler Talks.

FORD SETTLES WAGE DISPUTE WITH WORKERS   Employes Will Receive Basis of 18 Cents an Hour Wage Increase

GM DEADLOCK IS IN 66th DAY   _ Chrysler Negotiators Expected To Agree

Union Granted 18 Cents More Per Hour; Date Not Yet Set   Increase Expected to Become Effective by Feb. 1

Motor Company And Union Agree On Pay Increase ‘ Of 18 Cents Hour; Details of Fair and Uninterrupted Production To Be Worked Out Soon

Increase of 18 Cents an Hour ls Agreed Upon  Meat Plant Strikers  T.. Daemmma pen FS

Crop Saving Rains Come To Midwest   Break Drought Threatenin; Food Supply — More Precipitation Promised

_ STRATEGY MEET *CALLED BY ClO IN WASHINGTON   GM-UAW Negotiations Will Be Resumed At Once

JOINT STRIKE CONFERENCE IS CALLED TODAY      CIO Leaders To Meet With General Motors Company Heads

WMidn ft WoairtUun yrra Frosa:Citizens With'Financial Aid Of Mexia C. of C. Build Own Highway   Farmers Donated Equipment And Labor

Didn't Wait On WPA a, , Frosa Citizens With Financial--Aid- Of Mexia C. of C. Build Own Highway   _Farmers Donated Equipment And kahor

MOST FOOD CEILINGS TO BE TAKEN OFF IN. NEAR FUTURE   President Blames Congressmen For Failure Of Stabilization Program; Wage, and All But Rent Control Doomed   Removal Of Controls Brings Mixed Reactions

rulure of Wage Controls Studied   Orgy of Decontrol Orders May Follow President's Address

President Turns from Stavi ization Policy; to Remove Most Controls

TRUMAN TURNING FROM HOLD-LINE TO NEW POLICY   Speed-Up Of Lifting Wag Controls And Prices . Seen In’ Talk

Beef and Pork Ceilings No Longer in Force in U,8.; Other Items Set for Action Shortly.  TAFT AND WHERRY ARE DENOUNCED

‘SELFISH MEN’ DENOUNCED      Text of President Truman's decontrol speech, page 7. .«

TRUMAN SCRAPS MEAT CONTRO'S: OTHERS 10 Gf   Wage and Price Curbs Are to Be Removed at Accelerated Pace   RENTS TO STAY ON LIST   President Yields to Heavy Pressure Three Weeks From Election

Must Peed Children   Snakebite Death Reveals ‘Cobra Woman’ Was a Man

Two Toledo Men Buried Alive Under Debris As Brewery Floor Caves In

CAR ACCIDENTS KILL 7 IOWANS OVER WEEKEND   4 Members of Wedding Party Die in Collision Close to Emmetsburg

ih SSN ree Das § >” al opi RGR  Two Divorce Suits Filed in Court

China Silent. On Truman’s Statement   But Communist Says U. S. Should’ Drap Aid  To Chiana Government

CHINESE RENEW PLEA, ASK U.S, TO PULL OUT   Communists Say Departure ot American Troops Would Help Restore Peace

“REDS” SAY YANKS SHOULD LEAVE CHINA   Communist Spokesman Declares That Is Best Way America Can Prove She Seeks End of Civil War in Nation.

LONDON REPORTS NEW JEWEL THEF   Princess Hilda of Bavaria Locec Game

Democrat Rows Bring Happiness To Republicans.   Trend of Events Hurts Chance of Majority Party

GOP HAPPY OVER DEMS TROUBLES   Republicans Elatedly Content Democratic Political Prospects Have Hit New  T aw

Democratic Prospects Reach New Low As Strife Splits Party, High Court

Republicans Make The Most (f Court Row   Senator Taft Points To Troubles As Evidence  of “Incompetency”’

GOP Declares Democrats At New Low   Case Bill Veto, Court Squabble Bring Glee to Republicans

GOP Sees Its Opposition Dropping To Record Low As Democrats Battle Away

Court Tussle, ’ Labor Dispute Termed Blow  To Democrats   Republicans Believe Opponents’ Political Prospects Hit Snag

U.S., Britain In Accord on Dardanelles   French Also Reported Opposed to Russ Proposals

U.S., Britain Join Forces in Opposition to Concessions to Russia in the Dardanelles

US., Great Britain France Unite on ‘Straits’ Problem   Oppose Soviet Bid For Sharing With Turkey Control of The Dardanelles

Britain and U.S. Firm on Dardanelles   France Joins Opposition To Russian Demands For Control Role.

RUSSIAN DEMANDS "FOR: DARDANELLES MEET OPPOSITION   . S. and England Flatly OpBie Soviet Proposal for . Joint Contro}

U. S. Battles Russ on Dardanelles  v vv ~ v  Benen. Rritain Join Protest of Soviet Demands

U. S., Britain Join Against Russia In Turkish Quarrel  Two Nations Are Firn In Effort to Let  = ff... ge. § 8 @... g?..§_

Support Turkey : Refusal To Share Straits Control   State Dept. Willing To Grant Russians Compromise Rights

U. S., Britain To Oppose Russia On Dardanelles   Will Oppose Soviet Participation in Control of Straits At Russia's Southern Border.

Decide To Meet  Russia Squarely   United States Opposed tc Russian Plan for Dar danelles   PUTS CARDS ON TABLE   Britain Sides with This Country in Protesting Proposal

* NATIONS OPPOSE RUSSIAN BID ON ‘STRAITS’ ISSUE   U. S., Britain and France Set For Bout with Reds over Dardanelles

Reds Opposed on Dardanelles Issue   U. S., Britain Against Demands Made by Russia

U_S., Britain Face Up To Reds On Dardanelles  Allies Against Share For Savi

Oppose Soviet Use Of Water Link To Black Sea, Ocean   Join With Turkey, Present Guardian of Straits, Against Demands of Reds For Joint Control}

U, 5, AND BRITAIN TO BE FIRM WITH RUSSIAN ISSUE  ON DARDANELLES   This Country Has Already Told Russia U. S. Stand

America and Great Britain Will Meet Russia Squarely On Issue of Dardanelles

Back Turkey In Holding Control Of Straits   France Reported Standing With Two Allies

Oppose Russians In Bid for Rule Over Dardanelles  America Reveals It Supports British in

www Ed NAP hs SER ES  Britain And U.S. Will Back Turks  Russian Control alg age pam ee. =  -

U. S., Britain Backing Turkey On Straits Issue  France Joins Nations Opposed to Soviet Demand

U. S., Britain Agree About Dardanelles   France Joins in Unqualified Opposition to Russian Demands on Straits

US., Britain In Accord on  Dardanelles   Two Powers Agree to Meel Soviet Issue Squarely And Oppose Demand tc Share Control

Oppose Red: In Straits   Western Powers Side With Turkey On Dardanelles Issue

U. S., Britain Side Firmly With Turkey   Two Countries Meet Russia Squarely on Dardanelles Issue— U. S. Note Delivered

U. S., Britain Join Against Russia In Turkish Quarrel  Two Nations Are Firn In Effort to Let Ty. Ln, Eleaf] Coee Teal

GREAT BRITAIN ALSO OPPOSES SOVIET DEMANN   Russia Wants Military Control Share With Turkey Over Straits

U.S. Opposes “Russian Bases On Dardanelles  Joined By Britain Anc   Joined By Britain And  France In Support Of Tarliereh Pacittian

WITH RUSSIA ON DEMANDS   Both Opposed To Giving Soviets Voice In Military Control

U.S. and Britain Ready for Test On Dardanelles   Both Will Oppose Russian Demands for Voice in Military Control; French Send Note

America And Britain Use Plain Talk   Decide To Meet Russia Squarely On Vital Issue

U.S., Britain Head For Showdowr With Russia on Dardanelles Issue   Cards Laid on Table With Flat.Opposition To Soviet Demands For Voice in Military Control; Stand Firmly With Turkey in Controversy

WATER LINES CONTROVERSY STILL RAGES   Commission Passes Ticklish Problem to Water Board

58 GERMANS GET DEATH SENTENCE   FOUND GUILTY OF MURDERING VICTIMS IN MAUTHAUSEN CAMI

98 NAZIS MUST HANG FOR CAMP MURDERS   Defendants Turn White As They Hear Sentences

58 Operators Of Camp To Hang   Found Guilty Of Murdering Thousands Of Victims Imprisoned There

To Hang 58 F or Murder      Dachau Nazis Held © Guilty in Mass ‘Killings During War

Sentence 58 Nazis to Death   Guilty of Murdering Thonsands of Persons a Mauthausen Camp -

Military Court Finds Them Guilty af Murdering Thousands of Victims

58 NAZI OPERATORS SENTENCED TO HANG   Mauthausen Officials Hear American Verdict

Hanging for 28 Nazis Is  Court Decree   Death Sentence Is Given Most of Onerators of Mauthausen Camp; Life Terms Given Three

Nazi Operators Are Given Terms   Defendants Given Sentence After Found Guilty of Murdering Thousands

13 OPERATORS OF AN EXTERMINATION CAMP, SENTENCED   Found Guilty of Murdering Thousands of ImprisonedVictims.   13 GIVEN LIFE SENTENCES   The Court Called the Defendants One -By -One—to Hear Their Doom.

Board Opposes Tax Reductions   “Prudent Economy’ Is Asked by Group

CUT OPPOSED      Federal Reserve Is Against General Slash But Urges Prudent Govt. Economy

Reserve Board Against Tax Reductions   Use of Excess Funds To Reduce National Debt Is Proposed

Truman May Call Congressmen Into Coal Confab  ' Canvass of Possible Legislation on Strikes Considered

President May Call Meeting “Bi-Partisans”   White House Adviser Says Action Depends’ Upon Developments In  Coal Suiike °

ABI-PARTISAN CONFERENCE MAY BE CALLED SOON   President Truman to Act If Developments Fail Next Week.   SEEK QUICK SOLUTION   To Canvass Proposals For Legislation Affecting the Strike.

President Silent On Lifting Wage Controls in U. S.   Earlier Statement Stands and May Mean Action by Nov.

Pioneer lowa  To Be Shown At State Fair   Centennial Celebration to Have Interesting Exhibits

POST OFFICES — TO GET FORMS   VETERANS TO. GET APPLICATION FORMS FOR TERMINAL PAY AT POST OFFICES— DELAY FORECAST

2 STATES VOTE -IN PRIMARIES   Kennedy Takes Lead In Massachusetts

Results of Two Elections Are Announced   Incumbents Lead In Mich.; Kennedy a Victor In Mass.

SPAIN ISSUES CHALLENGE TO POLAND   Ask Proof of Charges that Nazis Working in Spain 

Spain Demands Poland Prove Charges To UN   OFFICIAL SAYS FRANCO MUST BE GIVEN A HEARING

Spain Calls On Polish Leader To Prove Charge   Officials Ridicule Accusations Placed Before UN Council

SPANISH CIRCLES DERIDE CHARGES OF POLISH ENVOY   United Nation: Diplomats end Newsmen Invited. te lncnert Cauntry

Tolgnore UN Stand  On Franco   Denies Germans Are Working There On War Weapons

bf eee ee Sa  Rights of Public to Good Service Surpass Rights of Monopolies

@ PAUL MALLON-—  Rights of Public to Good Service Surpass Rights of Monopolies

THE’ NEWS:  By PauL MALLON ="   COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS OPERATION COSTLY

Market Building In Washington Is Prey Of Flames   Damage In Spectacular Blaze Early Today Estimated Half Million

Substitute For Truman Measure   Action Today Indicates Much Suppcrt for Legislation to Control Strikes

Price Control Relief Sought To End Strikes   Deadiocks Continue } ' Steel and Automobile Walkouts

Police Disperse Crowd at Plant   Westinghouse Workers Cross Picket Lines

Jewish Agency Accused  in Terrorism  Toll of Dead From Disturbances Now Listed at 124

Britain Charges Jewish Duplicity   Official Agency Said Terrorism Partner

C.1.0. SEA STRIKE Al STALEMATE   Deadlock Between Maritime Workers and Operators Continues, but A. F. of L. Men Man Their Shins.

Maritime Strike Continues Today   Stalemate Between Union and Operators Ties Up Many Ships

No Successful Moves Re-  ported.to Bring Operators and CIO Men Together

(10 SEAMEN, SHIP OWNERS STALEMATED   AFL Maritime Workers Trudge Back to Ships

Negotiations In Ship Strike '‘Stalemated   Ships Remain Tdle With linpasse In NMU, Ship ping Oneratore Taller.

ClO Maritime Workers Stay Off Jobs Today   AFL SEAMEN RETURN TO SHIPS AS STRIKE ENDED

SHIP WALK-OUT IS STALEMATED   Situation Eased Some, However, By CIO Decision To Remove Some Picket Lines.

SHIPPING TIEUP TENSION EASES   Stalemate Continues Betweer ClO and Operators—Many Vessels Idle

MOVES 10 SETTLE SHIPPING. STRIKE APPEAR STALLED   Operators Demand Return of Security Watches  wn Kevin Wastats

Port Strike Of CIO Men In Stalemate   AFL Unionists Retum to Work On East Coast

SHIP WALKOUT IN STALEMATE   ClO, Shipping Operators Fail to Resume Conferences

Stalemate In Ship Strike Blocks Ports   Tension Eased On Waterfronts

No Nearer Ship Peace   Negotiations Stalled On Both East and West Coasts; AFL Men Work

\ .S. Shipping Still Tied Up by ClO™ Maritime Union   Stalemate Between Union and Operators Continues---Access To Some AFL-‘Shins

SHIPPING TALKS AT VIRTUAL STANDSTILL   Stalemate Between Operators And ClO Still On

Study House Material Aid   Housing Agency Asks Building Supply Industry How Best To Use Funds.

FEDERAL COURT CAN'T BAN OPA MEAT ROLLBACK   District Judge Says He Has No Jurisdiction  In This Matter

190 CHILDREN ENTERTAINED BY KIWANIANS   Club Stages Annual Christmas Party in Masonic Temple

Porter Says Price Line Will Hold as Output Rises   New OPA Chief Reveals Plan Designed To Wipe Out Threat of Inflation

NEW OPA BOSS ~ ANNOUNCES. AIMS   PORTER PROPOSES TO SPUR PRODUCTION AND WIPE OUT INFLATION THREAT.

Surplus Textile Stocks Now Out   Supplies of Cloth Held Out By Mills Exhausted After Cotton Breaks

Textiles Out Of Hiding   Manufacturers Bring Out Stocks Fearing Lower Prices Following Cotton Break

Market Break,  Higher Ceilings  Bring Out Textiles CPA Says Some   CPA Says Some Goods Withheld

TEXTILE STOCKS ‘FLASHED QUT BY " MARKET BREAK   Recent Higher OPA Ceiling Prices Brought Out Withheld Stocks.   SOME CLOTH WAS HELD   The Situation May Correct Hself Morris S. Verner, dr., Said Today.

Textile Stocks Shaken: Loose   Cotton Price Break ‘Brings Cloth from * Hiding, Report

Cotton Market Break And Higher OPA Ceilings Help Consumers .   New Developments Bring Out Stored Textile Goods

Intelligence Officer Says Hitler, Eva, Bormann Live   He THTOROARE AVERT TER

U. 5. OFFICER THINKS FITLER STILL ALIVE   Col. Heimlich Led Search of Chancellory in Berlin

DOUBTS DEATH ~ OF SFUEHRER   EX-OFFICER-OF_COLUMBUS SAYS THERE HAS BEEN NO PROOF HITLER 1S DEAD

CIO Official — Hits House’s Stand on OPA   Chaos, Confusion Forecast In Threat for New Wace Dewsrule

¢. 1. 0. THREATENS TO ASK NEW RAISES   Unionist Tells Congress Demands Will Be Made Unless House OPA Stand Is Revererd._

C10 Secretary Attacks House Action on OPA  Carey Sees New Wag Increase Demands if

CONFESSES THEFT OF      Ex-Naval Hero Walks Into Chicago ‘Police Trap

Discharged Naval Hero, Trapped by Ex-Sweetheart. Confesses to Theft

$725,880 THEFT   Confesses Taking Money in Effort to Win Back  Cancae

Clerk Who Stole $725,880 Greets Girl with Ring, bul She Brings Cons

Siege State In Tonkin And Annam   Report 200 French Soldiers Killed or Wounded

REA Association For Osceola Dam If Power Included  _ Approve Resolution To Congress; Board Officers Are Choser

ERNEST WOOD IS: HONORED BY REA   Elected Member of Govern. ing Board For Northeast Missouri, ©

‘ Action Leaves State Campaign Wide Open  Stevenson Steps Out Of Governor's Race

A-Bomb Hold Tightens  @. 1 Wiican. R;}} Pa ae   Senate Passes Bill for Monopolt

McMahon’s Bill On Control of Bombs Given OK   Domestic Production Tightly Restricted By Seions’ Actions

BILL IMPOSES STRICT CURBS OVER OUTPUT   Senate Takes Action To Direct Cosmic Force for Peace

Bill Would Give U. §. Monopoly on Materials   5-Man Committee Would Rule on Bomb Production

Airlines Have Many Problems Due to Weathe:   ROGER BABSON TELLS OF DELAYS CAUSED BY CANCELLATIONS

TRIO ACCUSED OF STEALING $100,000 WORTH. OF ARTICLES FROM MANY —  a HOMER ,

‘Farm Labor Shortage Faced Farmers Urged To Cooperate __ In Harvesting State Crops

SEASONAL FARM HANDS WILL BE SHORT IN STATE   Laber - Saving Demenstration Show Scheduled Here April 5 And 6

Weather Balks HuntForAirline:   Nine Passengers, Crew Of Three Aboard Missing Western Airliner

Continue Hunt For Airliner With 12 Aboarc   All Reports Checked; Fourth Man Reseued From Ice in River

GROUND P; PARTIES oS      Transport Carried Nine Passengers, Crow Of Three; Search Plane Reports 7 Whai May Be Wreckage

Wreck Sighted at Dusk May Be Air Liner Lost In California With 12

Reports of Christmas Eve Fires Checked, Yield No Information as to Lost Airship.

HUNT PRESSED FOR AIR LINER   Craft With Twelve Aboard Missing in Mountains  Of California

U.S. Policy On Argentina Being Changed   Business Interests Want Chance To Deal With Peron

VOICES SHARP CRITICISM OF BARUCH PLAN   Reds Insist Upon Veto On Punishment of Violators

Envoy Seeks Item-by-Item Study in U. N.   American Proposal Violates Charter, Delerate Charges

Baruch Plan Is Attacked By Red Officia!   U. S. PLAN CONDEMNED BY GROMYKO IN NEW YORK

GROMYKO CRITICAL ‘ ATTITUDE BUT IS WIL DISCUSS U. S. PROPOSAI IN DETAIL oe

Gromyko Calls Baruch’s Stand ‘Light Minded’   Soviet Silence Broken on Atomic Energy Control; Would Eliminete ‘Errors’

Gromyko Insists On Veto Rights On Atom Contro!   Russian Deiegate in New Blast at Plan Offered by Baruch

Gromyko Insists" Veto Be Retained  In Atom Contro.   Soviet Delegates to UN Says Baruch Statements Ill-Considered

Urges Atomic Energy Commission Go Over Program Paragraph By Paragraph; State  ment Is Delivered Today   TEN-DAY SOVIET  SILENCE BROKEN

VETO RIGHT IS DEMANDED BY RUSSIANS   Moscow Wants Big Five to Keep Privilege In International Atomic Control.

CIO Calls On  Truman For Quick Action   Price Rise Blamed; Guarantee Asked For Stabilized Economy

C10 CALLS FOR CONFERENCE ON PAY HIKES NOW   Murray Asks Truman To Arrange Immediate Wage Meeting

(lO Board Asks For — Wage Boost Parley   Conference is Sought in View of Rising Costs of Living

CIO Demands Truman Call Wage Parley   Increases Sought by Executive Board in View of Rising Prices Guarantees Demandec

C.LO. Seeks Wage Boost  Conference  Truman Urged To Call Labor,  Tndnetre Maat

BOARD URGES PRESIDENT T0 TAKE ACTION   Says Pledge to Hold Price Lines Has  Been Broken

TRUMAN ASKED TO CALL FOOD CONFERENCE   Industry May Be Asked for Another Boost in Wages

PAY INCREASES SOUGHT TO MEET: SOARING PRICES   Union’s Executive Board Also Seeks Guarantees for a “Stabilized National Reonomv.”   NATION-WIDE BUYERS’ STRIKE IS URGED   Statement Says Living Costs Have Gone Up 40 Pct. In ; Past 2 Months, and 25 Pct, In 2 Weeks.

LABOR-INDUSTRY CONFERENCE :TO STUDY IMMEDIATE WAGE INCREASES URGED ON TRUMAN

Board Asks Truman To Call Industry And Labor Parley; Says Living Costs Are Up 40.Percent

Truman Asked to Call LaborIndustry Groups to Consider Increases to Offset Price Rises   ClO President Asks Action “to Avoid Misery of Inflation;” Cites Drastice Wage Cuts as Results of Soaring Costs of Living

11-YEAR-OLD KILLS BROTHER   Cleveland Shooting Follows Cake Icing Argument

NEW PROBLEM ~ OF SMUGGLERS      BRITISH BATTLING INCREA “OF SMUGGLING BY AIR-AND _ ROATS ro CONTI-

FRANCE READY FOR NEW START   Constitution For Fourth Republic Approved By Small Majority

ar-Reaching Arms [.iinitation Program Reachcs Assembly After € nanimous Approval by 54-Nation Committee.

United Nations Speeds Toward Arms Program   Powerful Political Committee Approves — Qoeneral Terme of Plan

U.N. Speeds Disarming Talks  General Terms Laid Down And Approved

United  Nations Step Up OnArm:s   Reduction Plan : All Lined Up By Ministers

U.N. Arms Cut Plan Approved   “Provides For Ar ‘Arms Limitetions, Control. ‘Machinery To: Detect: Viclations.

UN Pleads Breaking Off With Spain   Assembly Suggests Members Recall Ambassadors From Country

Arms Cut Plan Sped Toward Final Actior   U.N. Assembly Votes for Break With Franco Spain

Arms Plan One Step Nearer Final Action   Political Committee Gives Unanimous Approval to Program

UN Speeds Toward Final Action On World Arms Slash   Program Inchales Provisions For Outlawing Atomic Weanan<

Arms Progran Pushed Near Final Action   Powerful Political Committee Unanimoush; Approves Resolution Giving Terms of Plan

54-Nation Board Sends Measure ToU.N. Assembly   Provides For Outlawing Of A-Bontb, Other Weapons Of Mass Destruction.

Plan To Be Free Of Veto Power; Vote Unanimous   Britain Is First To Announce Withdrawal Of Envoy to Spain

UN. Group Gives Full Approval to Arms Terms Plan   Measure Is Forwarded to Assembly Committee for Final Action;  : Changes Likely

U.N. Ready To Vote on Arms Contro   Resolution for Worldwide Program Ie Approved by Political Committee of General Assembly

Unanimous Support Given in Committee   Acceptance of Principles By Full Assembly Confidently Expected

Marcus Quits  Motor Post Takes Civil Service Post To Keep Status

Leaders Must Take Interest Foreign Policy   Businessmen Must Take  Responsihility

‘Not Only Suicides But Injures Sever   New York Man Killed By Gas Explosion As He Attempts To Suicide

‘ATOMIC’ RACE ~ 1S UNDERAWY   HEAD ‘OF ATOMIC” SCIENTISTS GROUP SAYS OTHER NATIONS CAN. HAVE BOMBS ° IN FOUR YEARS

Orders Dairy Products Stay Control Free   Controls Also Reestablished Over Soybeans And Cottonseed Products; Grains Remain Free; Find Meat Prices Unreasonable

GRAIN, DAIRY PRODUCTS ARE CONTROL FREE   Decontrol Board Warns Dairy Industry It May Reconsider

Meat Curbs Renewed Bu  Grains Free Boards’ Action. Brings Black Mart Forecasts

Board Orders Price Control  Back On Meats   Dairy Products and Most Grains Remain Free of Con. trcl——Controls to be Restored on Soybean and Cottonseed Products

Dairy Products, Most Grains Continue Without Cost Limits   Livestock Subsidy Payments in Effect Last June 29 Are Recalled; Program Begins Friday; Group Votes Unanimously

Ceilings on All Meat Restored By Price Board   Dairy Products, Most Grains to Remain ) Free; OPA, Agriculture Dept. to Determine Prices to Be Effective

Porter Promises — Ceilings at About  Level of June 30   Board Restores U. S. Subsidies on Livestock, Places Soy Beans, Cottonseed Items Back -*. Under Price Administration Control

Most Grains, All » Dairy Items Freed  Board To Set Prices Effective Friday

Most Grains, Dairy liams Not Affected   Meat Subsidies Are Also Renewed; Warning On Milk Prices Is Issued

Grains Are Freed Of OPA Controls   Board's Action Brings Out Predictions Thet Black Markets Will Soon Get Moat Meats

NO CONTROLS ON GRAIN AND DAIRY FOODS   LEVELS OF JUNE 30 TO BE REINSTATED IN MEAT PRICES

Costs Return Te June Level Is Expected  Packers Express Hope Way To Avoid Black  Market Also Found  DAIRY PRODUCTS FREE OF CONTROL AT PRESENT  Ceilings To Be Determined By OPA, Agriculture Department Friday   Packers Express Hope Way To Avoid Black Market Also Found

Dairy Products and Most Grains to Remain Free Of Government Control   Board Votes Unanimously in First Exercise Of Its Sweeping Powers -- Finds Meat Prices Have Risen 20 to 50 Pet. - Restoration  Of June 30 Levels Is Ordered

Decisions Reached Will Enable OPA to Re-Establish Prices of Beef, Pork and Veal Close to Levels Prevailing June 30—Tops Effective Friday — Soybeans and Cottonseed Products Face Regulation.

MORE PRICES ARE HIKED BY ORDER OF OPA   Price Ceilings Are Placed on Meat and Various Other Products

Dairy Items, Most Grains Remain Free  Of Control   Agriculture Dept. And OPA To Set New Ceilings, Effective Friday

But Milk and Dairy Pro ducts Remain Free From Control Unde De-Control Boarc Ilkaca

PATTERSON MENTIONED FOR COURT APPOINTMENT  eer ac cerearoTm*’ hues 89 if

Goering Couldn't Take It—Jackson  Justice Says He Killed Myth of Nazi Bravery

Goering Suicide Kills Nazi Myth  Jackson Comments  On Effect In Reich

Rents Frozen For County   Ada Office to Handle Control in Three Counties

Canada Names Arbitrator in Logger Strike Hitting Newsprint Source —

Brothers Held On Charges Of Theft, Robbery  Arrested After Thrilling Chase

BYRNES BLAMES SUSPICION AND MISTRUST AS BARRIER TO WORLD UNDERSTANDING

BYRNES ASKSUN, GROUP 10 BUILD PEACE DEFENSES   Urges Vigorous Attack’ an ' Barriers of Suspicion and Mistrust

Ban Suspicion ls Byrnes Plea  United Nations Bod) Receives Message

Byrnes Asks UN To Attack Peace Blocks   Secretary Launches Vigorous Assault On Barriers Of Suspfcion, Mistrust

Tells Americans of UN Group to Build for Peace   Ban Fears Which Block Road ta Understanding, He Asks

International Mistrust Is Peace Block   Secretary of State Sends Message kT. UNESCO

Byrnes Urges Amity In World   Message To UN Group Stresses Growth Of Suspicion

Byrnes Flays Barriers of. Mistrust for Blocking Road to World Peace

BYRNES URGES STERN ATTACK ON SUSPICION   Secretary Asks Unesco Group Not To Talk And Do Nothing

National Farmer Mee! Considered   Movement Started By Grady County Farmers Gaining Streneth

Merrill Ag. Days Drew Large Crowd AtBig Retetrahon  RA on once Aa [ eee Fy der   Many At Society Horse Show Friday Evening Sept. 13

Merrill Ag. Days  Drew Large Crowd  At Big Celebration Many At Society —  Horse Show Friday Evening Sept. 13

BOWLES RENEWS PLEAS FOR OPA EXTENSION BILL   Little Opposition to Continuation of Agency Appears In Congress

BBENTROP TO TELL JURY OF RED TREATY   Non-Aggression Pact De tails Anticipated

Pvt. ‘Alfred Evans Reaches Germany   Arrived at European Theater Army Air Forces Reenforcement Depot. ,

SOPRANO SOLO EVENT WON BY LOCAL STUDENT   Miss Pacly Wins At Johnstown, "Big Events Scheduled Today

Japanese Draff Constitution Ouflawing War   Would Also Reduce Emperor to Stotus Of Mere Figurehead

PPPPPPPPPPPPIPIPPIPPIP SE  U.S. To Pay 39.89 Pct. Of 1947 U.N. Budget

Admiral Vickery, 54, Dies In California   Details of Death Not Immediately Determined Last Night

MOLOTOV IN ATTACK ON BYRNES PLAN   Denounces U. S. and Britain For Forming Bloc vs. Russia

Anti-Russian Bloc Charged   Molotov Hurls Tart Broadside at Byrnes

Molofoy Lashes at U.S.. Britain  Byrnes Is Accused Of Trying to Break Bio 3 Coordination

U.S.-British ‘Bloc’ Hit By Molotov   Russ Foreign Minister Takes Slap at Byrnes

RUSSIAN FIRES BITTER ATTACK AT U. S., BRITAIN   aan eee adie  gByrnes Especial Target Of Foreign Minister In Press Interview

Molotov Blasts Anglo-U- S. Peace Drive   Red Fears Move to Impose U. S. Will, Acid Interview Says

U.S., Britain Denounced By Molotoy For Actions   Russian Envoy Says No Self-Respecting State Would Submit to Such Maneuvers

The Weather   Paris Talks Aimed At Imposing Will On Reds, He Says

MOLOTOV BLASTS U.S. AND BRITAIN   Charges They Are Trying to impoes Their Will on Russia Via Bloc

Molotov Charges U.S. Britain Form Bloc Against USSR   Condemns Byrnes’ Proposal Placing Treaties  Before U. N

Molotov Hits U.S.-British  Uppositior   Anglo-American Bloc Said Trying to intimidate Russia

Molotov Hits U.S., British  Peace Plans   Soviet Minister Takes Verbal Slap At Secretary Byrnes

UITES BRITTO AND Wo, PLOT AGAINST FUSS   Accuses Byrnes of Inaccurate Statements; Attacks His Policies.

MOLOTOV ANGRY AT U.S. BRITAIN   Denounces the . ‘Forming of Bloc’ Against Russia

Gen. Eisenhowel Lauds Detroif Aid To Victory   Job Isn’t Finished, He Declares; Calls For Strongest Army

12. Million New Cars Vi Cars W anted  ‘Auto Builders 1s May Need 3 to 4 Years to Catch up With Demand

PROSPERITY SEEN IF AMERICANS DO NOT SE THEIR HEADS”  C.P.A. CHIEF GIVES OPTIMISTIC. VIEWS; DISCOUNTS “BUST”

CN  Prosperity Ahead If ] People Keep Heads, Pledges Small   Civilian Production Administrator Warns Nation To  Move Cautiously During Critical Months Ap. proaching To Insure Era Of Good Times

‘German Food Situation Shows ‘Some Improvement   General McNarney in Report Asks That Potsdam Declaration Be Fulfilled

SLENDER HOPE HELD FINDING WRECKED PLANE   Transport With 32 Marines Lost  In Mountains

New Waves Reported Nearing Alaska; 93 Already Known Dead  Cceanic Upheaval Sends Wave T Reeens ene A asace VU anet Canara

ENGINEER SAYS HE SET BRAKE   45th Wreck Victim  Dies From Injuries

One Death Row Fugitive still Eludes Officers   Earl McFarland, Sex Mur derer, Who Escaped Washington Jail Wed nesday Not Retaken

Arranges Meeting  Of Conferees At Washington Today   President Steps Into Dispute on Failure O New York Negotiations; Fairless And Murray to Attend Meeting

MURRAY SAYS STRIKE WILL BEGINMONDAY   Truman Moves Into Dispute—Both Sides Agree to Meet at White House Today.

Both Sides Agree to Attend Steel Wage Meeting Called By White House For ‘This Afternoon

President Steps Info U. S. Steel ClO Waae Fray   Murray Lowers Demands for Pay Hike; Still Unsatisfactory

President Steps Into Controvers;  Cails Union, Steel Heads To Capital

WHITE HOUSE MOVES IN ON WAGE TANGLE   DEMANDS OF UNION REDUCED; 800,000 MAY GO IDLE

FAIRLESS, MURRAY TO SEE PRESIDENT AT 2 O'CLOGK TODAY   Industry - Wide Walkout Set For Monday By 800,000 Workers

MINERS: QUTPUT ~ NEARLY NORMA   Industries Rebound but Auto Makers Expect Shortage of Steel

MINERS ‘RETURN IN-FULL FORCE TO AREA PITS   Coal Production Is Climbing To ward Pre-Strike Levels

‘Soft Coal Production Mounts As i Miners Return To Pits In Force

PRODUCTION INCREASING   Most of Striking Miners Are Back On Job Today   In Kentucky

Soft Coal Volume Climbs Back Near Pre-Strike Leve   Nearly All Miners Return to Pits; Other Industries Pick Up -

Coal Mines Operating Full Foree   Industries Dependent Upon Fuel Recovering Rapidly From Strike

Output of Coal Rising In District  Miners Return to Pits in Full Force;  On. 60 hi_._..

Coal Production Climbing Upward   Dependent Industries Are Recovering Rapidly

PRODUCTION OF SOFT COAL IS Man NORMAL  « That Wer   Industries That Were Forced to Lay off Workers Recovering Rapidly.

WIFE ADMITS POISONING MATE   Mother Of Four Discloses Earlier Failures In Plot To Wed Boarder

WOMAN ADMITS KILLING SPOUSE   Mother of Four Says Rat Poison Used On Sandwich.

All major networks will carry President Truman's 15-minute address tonight at 10 o'clock.

LOW PRICE CAR RACE STARTED   FORD, GM AND WILLYS LAUNCH CAMPAIGNS

STRIKERS RETURN 10 FORD FACTORY   Race for Dominance in Low Price Car Field is Speeded.

PLANE WAS 45 MILES FROM DESTINATION   American Airlines FlagShip Disaster Worst Since 1945 Crash Killed 25

PLANE SMASHES — INTO MOUNTAIN   American Airlines Ship Flying To San Diego Hits Peak Near Mexican Border; All Aboard Perish

Plane Hits Peak Near  San Diego   Two Babies Killed In Worst Airlines Disaster Sinee 194.5

27 Lose Lives As Airliner Hits Mountain In California   American Airlines Flagship Crashes 45 Miles East  OF San Dieso

Flagship Hits Mountain Peak In-California   Deputies, Ambulances and Jeeps Rush to Scene of Crash — Accident One of the Worst in History of Commercial Airlines

Disaster Is Worst in Commercial Air Lines’ Records      WRECKAGE OF PLANE IS SPOTTED FROM AIR   21 Bodies Are Located; Two of Passengers Were Infants

PLANE BURNS AFTER CRASH ON HIGH PEAK   Search Party Reaches Scene of Tragedy Near San Diego

Disaster Is Worst of Kind In Air History   Commercial Plane Was En Route From Dallas to San Diego

27 killed as plane hits crag  Tragedy seas   ry’ ] ragedy occurs near San Diego

President Sets May 31 Deadline For Merger Okay   Army And Navy Told By Truman To tron Out Differences By Last Of Moenth

Truman Asks Army-Navy Agreement   Patterson, Forrestal Seek To Iron Out Arms Unity Plan By May 31

Booth Tarkington, 76, Noted Novelist, Dies   Two-Time Winner of the Pulitzer Prize Had Been lil Two Months

Booth Tarkington Novelist and Playwright, Dies   Famous Author Had  Been Ill for _Last Two Months

B. Tarkington Dies at Home In Indianapolis   Hoosier Author Was Near End Of New Novel

NOTED NOVELIST DIES IN SLEEP, AGED 76 YEARS   Booth Tarkingten Twice Wen Pulitzer Prize; Was Writing New Book   FUNERAL SERVICES TO BE HELD TOMORROW

Booth Tarkington, Famec Indiana Novelist, Dies”   Twice Winner Of Politzer Prize For Literature Succumbs After Short Ylness

Booth Tarkington, Playwright, Dies  ‘Novelist Kept Active To j The End

PRICES TUMBLE ON FUR WRAPS   Thousands Of Dollars Shaved Off Coats Of Mink And Seal

Navy Decides To Cut Fleet   Two Active Battleships Thought To Be Enough For Peacetime Fleet

SPANISH CABINET ATTACKS U.N. MOVE   Says Decision io Recall En. weave “Pllc nel?

Ford Says Future Bright for Treasure State  Governor Enumerate: Vast Program Of Activity Ahead

Ford Says Future Bright for Treasure State  Governor Enumerat Vast Program

Couple Picked Up For Car Theft By Local Officers   Ay MUCUS  Car Broke Down In Remsen During Rainetarm Thiurendav

Couple Picked Up For Car Theft By Local Officers  Car Broke Down - In Remsen During

Nazi Scheme to Defeat FDR Told   Rogge Sought to Beat FDR in 1940 by Having John Lewis Oppose Him

ROGGE BARES NAZI SCHEME: TO BEAT FD   Says Von Ribbentrop Set Up Committee To Fight Reelection

Claima: Germans Wanted  John L. Lewis’ Influénes Against Roosevelt

Germans Wanted FDR Defeated  Lewis Linked To Nazi Plan OL Influence.

Fantastic Nazi-Backed Plan To Defeat Roosevelt In 1940 Through John L. Lewis Bared

U. S. Official Claims Deal Proof Found   Says Germans  Admitted Plan

Describes Nazi Plot To Beat F.D.R. in 1940   John L. Lewis Selected As Best Bet to  Rent Wartime Practtant

Nazis Wanted Lewis To Run  For President   So Says Special Assistant To Attorney General In Swathmore Address

Fantastic Scheme Brought To Light. .. . Nazi Plot To Run John Lewis Against FDR In 1940 Revealed By Rogge

CLAIMS LEWIS, NAZI HOOKUP   Rogge Says. Goering Got U.M. W. Head To Fight Roosevelt

Roage Charges Nazis Schemec To Defeat Franklin Roosevelt Through Use Of John L. Lewis   Scheme Involved Goering, Nazis Agent And William Davis, U.S. Oil Promoter

Assistant U. 5. Atty. General Bares ‘Intrigue   Alleged Efforts By Goering To Bring About Peace Told

Nazis Wanted to Run Lewis Against FDR n 1940. Savs Aide to Attorney General

Nazi Scheme to  Use Lewis Told   Justice Department Official Tells Plan To Sway U.S. Election

High Germans Interviewed Nazi Schemes to Prevent Roosevelt's S Re-Elections Unfolded by U. 5. Official

INVOLVE LEWIS IN NAZI SCHEME   Plan Included Efforts To Defeat Pres. Roosevelt

Nazi Scheme to Block Re-election Of Roosevelt Told by U.S. Official

Lewis Linked To Nazi Plan To Defeat FDR In 1940 Presidential Race

U.S. Attorney Says Nazis Schemed To Defeat FDR In ‘40 Through Use Of Lewis

Report Scheme Te Thwart ¢ FDR Election   Government Employe Describes Purported  Plan in College Talk

Nazis Plotted To Prevent Re-election —  Of Roosevelt   Sought To Work Through Oil Man And John L. Lewis.  Investiocation Saves

Fantastic Nazi-Backed Plot To Defeat FDR In Election Is Disclosed By John Rogge

Fantastic Scheme Centered On Influence Of John L. Lewis, Special Assistant To LU. S. Attorney General: Says.   T.andon’s Comment

Justice Investigator Exposes German Plot   Links Mine Workers’ Head With Nazi Efforts To Defeat Roosevelt: In 1940

Official Says. Goering Told Of Dealings   Charges Nazis Sought FDR’s Defeat Through  Lewis’ Opposition.

Nazi Plan To Defeat FDR Is Bared    ‘Einest Thompson’ Seton; Author-Naturalist. Dies

SAYS HUNS USED LEWIS IN BID TO DEFEAT FOR   Justice “Department Links Coal Boss With Nazi Henchmen

HOUSE PROBERS CHARGE WAA INEFFICIENLY   “Minor Officials” Are Involved  In Transactions

WSA OFFICIALS FACE HOUSE PROBE GROUP   War Surplus Disposal Opens New Controversy

Pfc. Maurice T. Garrett Held For Rape-Murder Of 20-1. ear-Old Laundry Employe

SOLDIER ADMITS STRANGLING GIRI   HELD FOR MURDER IN RAPE SLAYING AT CHAMPAIGN, ILL,

Calvert Gets Jester Okey As Demo Chiet   Goliad Woman Recommended as Vice Chairman of Committee

t 'o Floods of Testimony   Board Opens Hearings on Retention Of Ceilings on Grain, Dairy Goods; Industries, Consumers Air Opinions

Strike Warning Given To Board   Arguments Presented on Fate of Food Prices; Car Dealers Win Increase

Continued Cold Forecast For N.C.   Freezing Rain With Slightly Higher Tem perature In Central Are:

Long Secret Letter To Churchill Revealed Hitler Claimed Spirit "Would Arise Aaqain”

Ribbentrop’s: Secret Letter Gives Version Of Hitler’s Political Will

Q /0a .4199en To} Lever bs cing ing. isa “rioncs aly Yeore—ec “Nar ya “40 8

Letter Penned By Ribbentrop Reveals ‘Will’   Fuehrer “Regretted” War With United States, Letter Says

Ribbentrop Sought Union With Britain   Letter Discloses Hitler Prophesy His ‘Spirit’ Will Arise

Beaten Hitler Predicted — His Spirit — Would Rise   Said ‘One Will See I Have Been Right; Revealed in Letter From Ribbentrop

Hitler Prophesied His ‘Spirit Would  ‘Arise from Grave’   Long-Secret Letter by Ribbentrop to Churchill and Eden Tells of Nazi Fuehrer’s Prediction

RIBBENTROP LETTER REVEALS PROPHESY ADOLF WAS ‘RIGHT’   Fuehrer Says ‘Spirit Will Arise From My Grave’

Ribbentrop Letter Reveals Hitler’s Prophesy His “Spirit” Will Arise

U.S. Troops Ordered Held  In Barracks   Anti-Allied Riots Staged In Trieste

11 BODIES. REMOVED AFTER PLANE GRASH   Navy Transport Explodes In New Mexico Disaster

lran Premier Shifts Cabinet   New Cabinet Said To Be ‘ More Nationalistic Than Predecessor ,

QAVAM REVAMPS CABINET OF IRAN   Retains Foreign Affairs and Interior Posts Himself

USE OF U.S, WARTIME BASES LINKED WITH BRITISH LOAN   FLOOR FIGHT LOOMS IN SENATE ON MAKING LOAN CONDITIONAL ON USE OF BASES

Solon To Oppose Loan fo England   Demand for Commercial Use of Bases Is Made

MAYOR TOLD BY CITY COUN.CIL TO, SEE IF ANOTHER . .COMPANY CAN OPER ” ATE THERE

CAPITAL SEEKS NEW BUS FIRM   Columbus Acts After Utility Rejects Settlement of Strike

Case Bill Veto Deemed Certain   Proponents to Hold Strateqy Mecting

EXPECT VETO BY PRESIDENT OF CASE BILL   Message to Congress Scheduled Today On Labor Bill

Case Bill Veto” Expected Tuesday   Course of Congress Uncertain If Bill  Does Not Become Law

Truman Will State Views On Case Bill   Message Goes To Congress Tomorrow; Veto Of Law Expected By Some

Truman To Send Message On Case Bill To Congress   No Hint On Whethe Vetoed Or Signed; Rayburn Is Silent Following Visit

MESSAGE BE : SENT HOUSE ° AT THAT TIME :   Rayburn Says : { * Contents 4 qe Not Known  ™ ™:!

VETO OF CASE BILL PREDICTED   PRESIDENT WILL SEND MESSAGE TO_CONGRESS ON LABOR MEASURE TODAY.

EXPECT TRUMAN TO VETO CASE BILL TUESDAY   Has Not Reported Decision But Know Message Is Coming

Decision on Case Bill Set For Tuesday   Truman to Deliver Message to Congress ---No Hint As to Veto or Sianature

PRESIDENT TO MAKE PUBLIC HIS VIEWS ON CONTROL MEASURE _' CONGRESS TO RECEIVE  -_ MESSAGE, WHETHER OR

Congress fo Get Message On Case Bill   President Truman Does Not Say Whether He Will Veto Disputes Labor Measure

TRUMA CONGRESS TALK FOR CASE BILL   President Silent on Decision But Several Are Exnectine Veto

Hint Veto Of - (ase Measure   President to Send Mes. - sage to Congress Today on Labor

TRUMAN T0 VETO CASE LABOR BILL, ASSOCIATES SAY   PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO SEND MESSAGE TO CONGRESS TOMORROW

Truman to Give Answer  On Case Bill   Answer to Be Given in Message To Conaress

Truman Debates Fate of Case Bill   President Silent Concerning Action On Labor Legislation

VETO OF CASI LABOR BILL EXPECTED   Associates Say Truman To Send Message Tuesday   Believe They Have Enough Strength To Override President’s ‘‘No”

Hasn't Said if He Plans fo Sign Or Velo Big Measure   Close Associates and Case Bill Supporters Both Are Expecting Veto

Truman Ready To Veto Case Bill, Associates Say  Congress vess To Get Message Tuesday

Action on Measure Not Indicated   President Not Asked  By Leaders, Rayburn Says

C‘ongressional — .eaders Kxpcect Veto Message But Hlave No Definite Word.

Congress To Get Message On Measure   White House Mum On Decision After Talk With Party Whips

President Will Probably Veto Case Labor Bill   Many Favor Modifying Bill In An Effort To Secure Presidential Okay

PRESIDENT TO REPORT ON CASE BILL TUESDAY   Truman Does Not Reveal What Action He Will Take on Measure

Associates Of Truman Expect Case Bill Veto   PRESIDENT WILL SEND MESSAGE TO BOTH HOUSES

Nation’s Chief Tells Leaders Mind Made Up   Congressional Con ferees Say President Did Not Disclose Action He Will Bake Tomorrow   Approval Message Sometimes Is Sent      ets Up New Federal Medi ation Machinery and Car ries Sweeping Regula tions OF Linians

Congr essional Leaders ” Expect. Meto... Message But Have ‘No Definite Word. -

DISPOSITION OF STRIKE CONTROL BILL NOT KNOWN   House Leaders Will Seek Approval of: Truman Bill ©

Case Bill Veto ls Forecast In Truman Sneect   Many Predict President Will Announce Vital Labor Decision

INTENSIVE STUDY GIVEN LEGISLATION   President May Send Message To Congress Tuesday

Veto Message Expected by Congressmen   President's Message on ~ Labor Measure Set  For Tuesday

Truman Pians Message Today On Case Bill   Most Predictions Are That President Will Veto Measure

CAPITOL HILL EXPECTS VETO BY PRESIDENT   Truman Silent in Talk with . $enator Hill on What  He Will Do.

Truman Will Send Case Bill Message to  Congress Tomorrow   Close Associates Say President Will Veto Measure, but  He Gives No indication te ' Congressional Leaders

Truman Will Give Decision On Case Bill Tomorrow   Message of Approval Or Veto Is Not Disclosed

TRUMAN TO ACT ON ANTI-STRIKE BILL TOMORROW   Rayburn Says President Will Send Message   To Congress

PRESIDENT TO MAKE PUBLIC HIS VIEWS ‘ON CONTROL MEASURE   CONGRESS TO RECEIVE  MESSAGE, WHETHER OR NOT VETO IS USED

TRUMAN TO Air STAND ON CASE PLAN TUESDAY   Congress To Get Message: Close Associates Expect Presidential Veto

Matter Of Veto Is Stull UpInAir   Senator Barkley Is Not Informed Of  His Decision

_ Congress Awaits. What Truman Has to Say  - Abotit Case" Labor-Bis= putes Measure

SOLONS EXPECT TRUMAN’S VETO   President May Try Killing Case Labor Bill

Congress. Will Receive Truman’s:Message-On:’ Case Labor Bill ‘Tuesday.

Truman Has Message or Congress   President Fails To Tell Party  Leaders Decision

Truman Pals Expect Veto Of Case Bill For-Tuesday   President Is Still silent Over Action

Truman Does Not Indicate Whether He Will Veto or Sign the Much Disputed Labor Bill.   MIDNIG HT Ww EDNESD AY DEADLINE TO SIGN

Case Bill Veto Seen as Truman Plans Message   President Silent on Intentions; _ Rounde

Truman Ready To Veto Case Bill   Congressional Leaders Likely To Get Advance Briefing On Messave

Truman To Send Message To Congress Tomorrow On Action On Case Bill

TRUMAN MAY VETO CASE BILL TUESDAY   White House Intimates Predict Presidential Action on Labor Measure, as Do Administration Chiefs.

TRUMAN MESSAGE TO CONGRESS FRIDAY ON THE CASE BILL   The President So Notified His Congressional Leaders Today.   NO MENTION OF VETO      Speaker Rayburn Held a 45 Minute Conference With the Chief Today.

Truman Doesn't Say If He Will Veto Or Sign It  He'll Send Message Th Cannrace

TRUMAN READY TO VETO CASE BILL, IS CLAIN   Congress Will Get Messag< On Measure from White House Tuesday

No Indication If Measure Will be Vetoec   President Mects With His Big Four Legislative Leaders

DISMISSAL. OF FACULTY MEMBERS AND STUDENTS IS: ~———— THREATENED IN ~>  RESOLUTION

TEACHERS AND OTUDENTs RECEIVE A WARNING   Of Dismissal for Espousal Of Communism   SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITY

WEIGHTY LEGAL QUESTIONS UP   Supreme Court May Have To Settle Issues Brought Up By Coal Strike

ARMY, NAVY SEEK TQ KEEP PLANTS   Control of War Industries ir Case of Emergency Being Worked Out

Munitions Plants  to Be Retained  Bulk of Industry Is Being Sold

Strike Continues Despite Offer Of Intercession By ” City Inter-Racial Council   Council “Surprised at Seeming Bad Faith” of Strike Leader.  SCHOOL GHILDREN   SCHOOL CHILDREN  URGED TO RETURN

Strike Continues Despite Offer Of Intercession By City Tnter-Racial: Council   Council “Surprised -at Seeming Bad Faith” of Strike Leader.   SCHOOL CHIL CHILDREN URGED TO RETURN

SOVIETS LOOSE ECONOMIC BOME   Cut Prices Of Industrial Made Goods By 40% As OPA Ends

SAILORS ARE KILLED IN SHIP EXPLOSIONS   38 Die In Accidents Off Albanian Coast

Forty-five Injured in Explosion Aboard “Two Destroyers GEE Albania   VESSELS BELIEVED TO HAVE RUN INTO MINES

38 Dead, 45 Hurt In Ship Blasts   Two British Destroyers Are Damaged Off.  Albanian Coast.

Admiralty Reports 38 British Sailors Dead, 45 Hurt in Blasts Off Albania

Blasts Damage 2 British Ships  38 Killed and 45 Injured off Albania

BLASTS WRECK BRITISH SHIPS   38 Men Killed When Destroyers Strike Mines Off Albania

38 British Sailors Killed After Warships Hit Mine:   Official Protest May Be Made to Albania ove: Conditions in Corfu Straits

38 Sailors Dic In Sea Blasts   British Ships Hit Mines Off Albania

Explosions Damage British Destroyers  Report Is 38 Men Killed Aboard Two Vessels Off Albanian Coast

38 K illed, 45 Injured As Blasts Rip British Warships Off Albania

County Corn Crop  Rapidly Gets Out Of Frost Danger Bumper Crop Seen  As Prospects Look Retter Fach Dav

County Corn Crop Rapidly Gets Out Of Frost Danger  Bumper Crop Seen As Prospects Look

There Is Really Nothing So Wrong With World That Real Christmas Spirit Won’t Cure

Mackenzie's Column Application Of Christmas Spirit ‘Seen As Cure For World’s lls

WORLD’S DISPUTES FADE BEFORE SPIRIT OF OLD-TIME CHRISTMAS “PEACE TO MEN OF COOD WILL”

Columnist Believes Santa Claus . As Real As When He Was Five; Forgets World’s Troubles Toda

This Really Is A Grand Old World   By DEWITT MacKENZIE  AD Binweniion Affaire Analect

Usual Decoration Observance Is Planned Here   Services Sunday   Services Sunday Afternoon And Thursday Morning

Usual Decoration Uivervanct Is         Afternoon And Thursday Morning

Government Hits  Shoe Bottleneck   Hide Dealers Said Hoarding Material

Chinese Rift Is Widened; Truce Pact Faces Test   Communist Members o Truce Team Are Detained; Battle Rages

Serious Battle Is Under way In Manchuria   Unity Plans Falter, Truce Team of Reds Lnder Confinement

- ‘uman > ec Bes al eC. ication  ey  9“ ary on” in 2 >2 Po icles   Jainese >roszec’s for . icy Are “oncron-e€ 3” \a° or es-

Chinese Fight For Imporlant Rail Junction   Detention of Communist Truce Team Members -: Announced

Manchurian Battle Rages At Rail City   Gen. Marshali To Return To Job As Special U. S. Envoy

Truce Teams Confined lin Manchuria   Peaceful Unity in China Is Facing Test

Russia Seeks To Back Out of Date, Charaed   - Ernest Bevin Accuses _ Molotoy With Trying To Break Agreement With Enaland and U. §

BIG FOUR IS DEADLOCKED SECOND DAY   Bevin Charges Russia Trying to Back Out On Peace Agreement

Big Four Still  iQleadiantad fbn ae Pet oe ea i  Peace Meeting   Byrnes and Bevin Teli Molotov They Cannot Agree to “Rules Pra eedure? Demands      Bitter Debate ) Marks Session   British Minister Declares World Showd Ruew of Russian Decision to “Ronee?

Bevin Says Molotov  Backing Out   Britisher Condemns ‘Amendments’ to  Peace Parley Ides

‘BIG FOUR’ ARE AGAIN DEADLOCKED   Mect Adjourned Until Monday; No Action Is Taken

Bevin Asserts Reds Attempt To Back Down On Parley Call   Ministers Stymied Over Procedures ‘Por Paris Meeting

Molotov Accused Of Backing Out of Parley Agreement  Would Veto Conference Date Unless Procedure Rules Are Imposd

Reds Renege On 21-Power Peace Parley   Rules of Procedure Sought by Molotov To Bevin’s Discust

Deadlocked On Conference   Big Four Ministers Not Agreed After Molotov Demand for Setting Procedure

Bevin Says Russia ‘Trying to Back Out of Peace Talks   Big Four Adjourn Meeting Without Reaching Agreement on How to Convoke 21-Nation Meeting

Bevin Hurls Stiff Charge At Soviets  Trying Back Out Of Peace Call. Savs

Britain bitterly Denounces Russ Parley Attitude  Says Soviet Trying   Says Soviet Trying To Back Out of  Previous Agreement

Bevin Assails Soviets: Says Reds Don’t Want Peace Confab July 29

British Envoy Scores Soviets In Hot Session   Peace Conference ls Deadlocked For Second Time Afte Procedure Fight

British Leader Accuses Russia of Trying to Back Out of Agreement to Call European Conference July 29 — Charge Follows Soviet Attempt to Impose Rules on Meeting — Big Four Remain Deadlocked on Issue.

Bevin Claims Soviet Fails. In Agreement   Byrnes, Bevin Oppose Molotov Demand Teo Set Procedure Rules:

Bevin Scores New Stalling By Molotov   Briton Demands Reds Keep Bargain on Conference Call

Bevin Claim: Russ Trying To Back Out  Big 4 Stalled  On Conference

REDS LEAVE FOUR IRAN PROVINCES   BUT TEHRAN IS UNCERTAIN WHETHER THEY HAVE EVACVATED AZERBALJAN,

Iran Complain: Russ Balk Check   Declares Interference Prevents Report on Troop Evacuation

Tran Reports Red Trops Quit Area   Interferences Balk Complete Survey

‘Interference’ Charged by  lranian Envoy   Ala Declares His Government Uncertain About Red Troops

Iran Unable To Check Reds  Interference Prevents  ‘Report On Withdrawa

Iranian has report reds  quit country  ButReds prevent check. Ala savs

NONE INJURED IN PRR WRECK   Oil City, Pittsburgh Run Detoured by Derailment of Train

Ray Smock, of Meadville, Is Named To Succeed Shroyer Dismissed for Disloyalty

Shroyer’ s Aide _ Given His Post              Meadville: Named: Secretar ‘ways After Goy. Martin Dismisses ‘From State Job In Political Ficht.”

Deputy Smock Named State Highways Head   Shroyer Answers Martin’s Assertion About Disloyalty

SMOCK HEADS HIGHWAY DEPT.   ‘Meadville Man Is Selected _ By Governor to Succeed Ousted Shroyer

Col. Vesey Died Defianily Shouting to Japs, ‘Go Ahead and Be Dammed to You’

Jap Executioner Drafted for Job, He Tells Allies   Details of Young’s Murder Linked to Gen. Hom ma at War Crimes Trial

Mayor Charges Intimidation   Stamford, Conn., Official Takes Issue With Company Attorney

PEACE MEETING TURNS INTO WAR   Bitter Accusations Fly As Groups Meet In Effort To Settle Yale-Towne Strike In Stamford.

Experts From Eighteen Countries Assemble Today to See What ‘Can Be Done About Feeding World

Absence of Russia Cripples Famine Work of Experts trom 18 Countries

WITHOUT RUSSIA . United Nations Group Slates World Food Problem Program

Nations Will Plan to Meet Food Crisis   ‘Russia Is a Little Diffieuk,’ FAO Chief Comments

Food Conference To Ponder Crisis   Agreement of World’s Major Growers Sought

Experts from 18 Nations To Open Food Conference   Delegates Will Try 1 Overlook Absence of Soviet Russia

Food Experts Study Problen  Overlook ‘Crippling’  Pg fee orto am ey p peemmennen ome

Russia Agrees To Disarmament In Surprise Motion   Molotov Also Proposes International Laws For Outlawing Atomic Bomb; Calls For Inspections To Check Arms Cuts

Proposal Made For Quilawing Atomic Bombs   Soviet’ Minister Knocks Lid Off Hot United  Nations Iscue

RUSSIA BROADENS HER PROPOSAL FOR CUTIN ARMAMENT:   Molotov Suggests Inspections by International Boards to See That Reductions Are Made.   URGES OUTLAWING OF ATOMIC WEAPONS   United Nations Delegates Tak en by Surprise — Connally to Speak On Subject Today.

Soviet Official Backs U. S. Plan For UN Curbs  Molotov Okays Arms C ontrol, Demands Ban O} Atom Weapons

Molotov Urges Controls for Arms Cut, Aton   Inspection Proposal Takes UN Delegates By Complete Surprise

Russia Approves Arms Inspections In U.N. Surprise  Knocks Lid Off Issue  ae Bt ks tee   sn   Knocks Lid Off Issue That Barred Way to  World Disarmament

Hottest Issue Before U.N. Is Opened Up   Delegates Caught Off Guard at Surprise Proposal

Favors International Inspections to’ Check On Arms Cuts and Ont. lawing of Atemic Weap ane

[Soret Oi Backs.U. S. Plan For UN Cur  Molotov Okays Arms Control, Demands Ban Of Atom Weapons

Russia to Support System of Checks On Arms Reduction   Molotov, In Surprise Move, Suggests Plan For International Inspections And Control of Cuts in Armaments

But Insists Control Bodies Operate Under U.N. Council And Veto Power

REDS APPROVE CHECK SYSTEM IN ARMS SLASH   Molotov Advocates Ban Of Atomic Weapons in New Disarmament View

Russia Agrees To World Wide ~ Cheek on Arm:   Molotov. Proposes Security Council Be Given Power

Molotov Agrees To World Plan Of Arms Control   Russ Surprises U. N. Meet By Sudden Policy Shift

FBI Reveals Battle With Fifth Column   Implication Clear Thai Agency Is Guarding Atomic Secrets

FBI Won't Talk About Atom Security But Tells Story Of Busting Fifth Column

FBI REVEALS HOW IT LICKED AXIS “RIETH COLUMN”   Highlights of Agency’s ‘War. Against. -Wartime  Sabotage Disclosed as. New, Anxiety Arises Gver: Atomic Secrets

Bare FBI War on Axis Spies’   Arrest of 16.000 Foe Aliens Revealed in  Tiecrlaaures

Teachers Will Seek Pay Raise   $2,400 Minimum, Increased Subsidies Asked by State Education Group

Girls Aren’t Luscious Anymore?—  Artist Blames Bobby-Soxer:   ‘Modern Females Too Sloppy, Says Flaaa

‘Girls Used To Be Luscious . Bobby-Soxers Flayed by ai Artist  Who Says They're Plain Indigestible

Bobby-Soxers Undoing Mr. Flagg’s Life Work—and He Doesn’t Like It

DOESN'T LIKE BOBBY-SOXERS A Bare- Legeed Girl Reminds  Artist of Raw Les of Beef

Stoic Ideal of Russian Paradise Said Challenged —  Collectivists Crackdown Interpreted

Life-Long Democrat To Support Martin  Former State Cabinet Member "'Disgusted''

PARTY BOLTED BY COLEGROVE   Corry Democratic Leader To Support Gov. Martin In Race for Senate

SETTER en N  EEEEEEEaEe ee  War Games Will Be Conducted In California Area

Funk Denounces Nazi Murderer   Former Economics Director Refutes Charges Of Camp Director

Daphne May Get Some New Nvylons— Congress Pays Off Damages   Othman Reviews Cases Against ‘Government

Gl Joes Cheer Old Favorites In Big Leagues   Crowd Of 52,118 At Detroit Leads Opening Day Turnout

GOP Plans Reductions In Spending   Rep. Taber Believes Three Billion More Con Be Looped Off

Favors Trimming Federal Budget By $12 Billions   Rep. Taber Increases  His Previous Estimate  For Fiscal Year

GOP Tex Cut Plan Periled By Coal Strike   Rep. Carlson Warns Work Stonpages May Make Slash Impossible

12 RILLIONS CAN BE SAVED GOVERNMENT.   Rep. Tabor Says Federal Expendisures Can Be Cut Enough , To Reduce Income Tat Levy jf

STRIKE PERILS CUT IN TAXES   Believed Likely To Interfere With G. O. P. Reduction Plans

Strike May End Tax Cut Hopes   Threatened Cut In National Income Threat ening GOP Plan

TAX REDUCING MAY GO BY BOARD DU TO LABOR DISCORI   Stability Between Labor anc Management Necessary If Taxes Are Cut

Coal Strike To Stop Tax Slash   So Says A. Leading ‘Re. publican In-Commenting On. Promise.

Further Cut in U.S. Spending Seen by Taber   GOP Solon Says Debt Can Be Reduced by $3.000,000,000 More

Taber Declares 12 Billion Budget Slash Is Feasible   Chairman-lo-Be Of House Appropriations Committee Hikes Figures

FABER REVISES BUDGET FIGURES   BELIEVES FEDERAL EXPENDITURES CAN BE CUT 12 IN-  STEAD OF 9 BILLION. )

Appropriations Committee Head Declares 12 Billion’ Reduction To Be Feasible

Taber Foresees Additional Federal Savings  Twelve-Billion _ Cost Cut Held Possible

Republican Leader Says Coal Walkout Threatens Chance Of Cut In Taxes

Fear Coal Strikes Will Be Threat to GOP-Proposed Cut in Taxation.

All-Yanks Safe In Quake Area   U. S. Army Personnel Escapes Casualties

No Yanks  Injured   All GI’s in Area of Japan Ravaged By Quake Reported Safe

REPUBLICANS DEFEAT © WHITE HOUSE ANNEX   Ecenemy Drive Bt GOP Shears “Truman's Emergescy Fond And Nearly Cais His Salary

Staff Of Life Goes Under ‘The Counter   Des Moines Strike Adds To Woes

Seek To Avert Pittsburgh Power Strike   Martin Appeals in Interest of Health and Safety of People—Any Decision to Arbitrate Must be Approved by Union Members, Head Declares

Public Officials Make Last Minute Effort To Avert Power Shutdown In the Smoky City

Martin Appeals in Interest of Health and Safety of People—Any Decision to Arbitrate Must be Approved by Union Members, Head Declares

Arkansas Judge Bounds Baker Over To Grand Jury   Bond Set At $5,000 For Paris Man At Hot Springs

Kewanee War Hero Formally Charged In Mother’s Death   Coroner’s Jury Urges He Be Held for Grand  Jury Inquisition

iF rance Has , Constitution  and DeGaulk  Has Backing   Nation Adopts First Constitution Since  Liberation; Many Do Not Vote in Election

CONSTITUTION IS FRENCH CHOICE   Abstention Of Voters Called De Gaulle Victory

FRANCE AGAIN HAS A NEW CONSTITUTION   Adopted by Voters Despite De Gaulle’s Opposition

FRENCH APPROVE CONSTITUTION   New Document Barely Wins in Sunday Balloting

Ball Would Eliminate Collective Bargaining In Some Key Industries

Ball Suggests Road to Peace  For Industry   Would Eliminate, Industry: Wide Collective Bargaining in Transportation, Coal aud Steel

Pennsylvania Men Stay Off J ob; Remainder of Soft Coal Diggers  Back in Pits Under 2-Week Truce

NEW YORK WILL PICK NOMINEES IN CONVENTIONS   §. Carolina, Nevada Hold Primaries; Vermont  GOP Convenes

HOT CAMPAIGN ON FOR DEWEY      Mrs. Roosevelt Delivers Keynote Address For Democrats

U.N. Studies Bomb Control   Canada Offers Plan For Complete Checkup From Mines to A-Bomb Completion

Candidates For. Primary Must Soon File Papers Election Will Be: Held On First RAnnday In Imma

Candidates For. Primary Must Soon File Papers  Election Will Be:  Held On First. ‘Monday In June 

One G-2 for All Services Is Proposed   Entire Pearl Harbor Committee Enthusiastic Over Plan Which Clausen Urges Entered in Final Report

May Extend Date of P. H. Probe   Ferguson Says He Will Ask More Time

New Deadline To Be Sought By Ferguson   Whereabouts of Chiefs Of Staff Dec. 6 Questioned

Asks Extension Of Pearl Probe  Lucas Wants To Hear Hawai Witnesses

Extension of Pearl Harbor Probe Urged   Congressional Action Sought. to Carry On Inquiry Until June 30

Would Extend Pearl Harbor Investiga tion   Ferguson And Lucas Speak In Favor Of Continuing Inquiry Into Japanese Attack

PACKING HOUSE EMPLOYES CALL FOR WALKOUT   Anderson Disturbed By Threat Because Of Shortage Of Meat Supplies   ELECTRIC WORKERS PLAN STRIKE TODAY

UNION SEEKS WAGE BOOST QF 25 CENTS   147 Will Be Affected Unless Settlement Is Reached

Packing House Move Threatens Supply Of Meat   Electrical . Union, Steel Workers: Also Head. Labor Strife °° 0

Packing House Workers Call Strike Jan. 16   Will Walk Out In Support of Waae Demands

Packing House Workers Plan Walkout Jan. 16   Secretary Anderson Hopes To Avert It Due To Low Reserves Of ' Meat In Nation

Walkout Decree  Affects 200,000   Anderson Says Stoppage Must Be Averted .

PACKERS NEXT  Strike Picture Darkens With No Settlements, New Walkouts

MEAT RESERVES LOW   The 43 Dav-Old Strike Of General Motors Workers Cone  +inm11e¢

Packinghouse Strike Called For January I6é   Hope of Averting Other Industrial Stoppages Dim

Telegraphers ‘ May Also Go Out by Strike   Hope Grows Less for Peaceful Settlement in Steel Industry

Meat Reserves Low, Secretary  Warns Nation   Anderson Seeks to Avert Walkout of 200,000 Workers January 16—Electrical Union Strike 6 at fare Tadayv

MEAT PACKERS MAY STRIKE JANUARY 16   Low Reserves of Meat Would Make This Most Serious

Short States MaeArthur Had Evidence      Witness Tells Committee That Philippine. Commander Knew More Than Those in Hawaiian Bases.

SAYS CAPITOL SENT REPORTS TO PHILIPPINES   Short Claims MacArthur Kept Better Informed on Jap Moves

MacArthur Better Posted. Says Short   Tells Committee General Had ‘Magic’ Information

DENIED ‘FACTS’ SHORT ASSERTS   Claims That MacArthur Had Much More Information

Underwater Atomic Bomb  Will Test Hulls Of Ship:   Crossroads Blast Scheduled for 4:35 P. M. Today— Guinea Pig Task Force of 75 Warships at Bikini are involved

Sunken Atom  Test Is Today Timed For 4:35 P.M. Wf Weather Permits

TEST OF ATOM BOMB BENEATH _ WATER TODA’   Weather Clears Sufficiently For Sub-Surface Blast At Bikini      BOMB BEING CLOSELY TENDED BY SCIENTISTS

Dock Workers’ Boss Refuses to Sign Papers   Indications Point to Rift Between Unions Involved

Bridges Blocks Final Settlement of Dispute   Officials Confident Agreement Will Be Reached Before Deadline

OPA’s Suits Assailed by  ~~ Lumbermen   Action by Federal Agency to Recover Millions from Western Mills Called “Political Move” by One Operator

$9,043,530 IN DAMAGES SOUGHT  OPA Out To Smash Bia Lumber Racket

OPA Files Suits Against Lumber “Rackets” in West      Flagrant Violations Char: ged to Lumber Firms:

Pacific Coast Lumbermen Hit Back At Critics  Deny “Racket” Charae By OPA

LUMBER RACKET CHARGED BY OPA   SUIT FILED INU, S, COURT AGAINST 40 WEST COAST FIRMS

OPA Sues 40 Lumber Firms In Attempt To Break Up Alleged Bottleneck

Call OPA Suits ‘Political Move  Lumbermen Lash Rack ot Officials

Lumbering Firms Lash  OPA Suit   $9,000,000 Damages Asked for Violation of Wood Ceilings

West's Lumber Industry Hit By OPA Suits   Coast Operators Criticise Move To Smash ‘Racket’

OPA Sues 40 Western Firms In Attempt To Crack Alleged Bottleneck In Building

Pacific Coast Lumbermen Lash Back As OPA Chiefs  Accuse Them Of ‘Rackets’

: Seeks Facts On Lumber Shortage ....  -Lumbermen Regard OPA Black Market Suits As (A Pure “Political Move”

Suits Are Labeled ‘Politica? by One Executive; Four States Cited

WORLD OPINION FINALLY PRODS _ BEDS TO MOVE   Soviets Will - -Qulé- Manchuria But Only Alter Area la Stripped

Chinese Say Soviet Stripping Manchuria Even Down To Power Dams, Coal Mines

CONCRETE HOUSE-MAKING DEVICE ‘TO BE MANUFACTURED IN TEXAS, ‘MAY SOLVE NATION'S SHORTACE

Housing Czar Sees Plans  For Home-Making Machine  Rep. Patman Sees Biq Contraption As Answer to Nation's Shortage

Molotov Sees Agreement To Cut Arms   Red Delegate Says U.S., Soviet Plans Can Be Harmonized

Pen Pals 1 13 Years, They'll Meet Soon  ardala fatna a Raleimara ¢n San ‘Lattar' Fri

DR. MALONE TQ CONDUCT BALD KNOB SERVICES   Millikin University President And Others Will Be Guests at Anna

Proud Texans Rush To Aid Blind Veteran [Threatened With Eviction From His Home

SOME STOCKS RALLY AFTER HARD TUMBLE   Tuesday’s Break Sharpest Since June Of 1930

MOTOR TROUBLE FORCES B-29 10 RETURN 10 PARIS   Forces Delay in Attempt to Break Trans-Atlantic Speed Mark

Dreamboat Back To Paris Field   Returns After Take-Off Because Of Mechani cal Troubles.

Returns To Orly Field After Mechanical Trouble Develops After Takeoff

LINER BRINGING 600 GI BRIDES   English Girls Start On Great Pilgrimage To Husbands In U.S.A.

MOLOTOV RENEWS U.N. BATTLE ON TROOP REPORTS, REFUSING PLANS OFFERED BY BRITISH DELEGATE   INVOVLED STRATEGY OF BIG FOUR' POWERS IN DISPUTE OVER TROOP IREPORTS EXPLAINED BY ANALYST

BRITISH PLAN ON REPORT IS TURNED DOWN         Soviet Delegate Cpposes Proposal to Make Complete Troop Report   MOLOTOV ASKS PASSAGE OF HIS RESOLUTION

Molotov Wants Discussion of Troop Figures Kept Separate   Rejects British Move to Combine Inventory  With Arms Slash Plan

Latin America to Increase Food Aid,:Hoover Reports.   Will See Truman

SIX INJURED IN CAIRO: BOMBING       Nine Simuttaneotjs E Explosic 2 eur ir Cairo said, ‘Mexiindria- = Arab Leagtie Protésts Prosident Truman's Palestine Stand.

Coal Strike Settlement  Not ln Sight   Detroit Transportation Strike Ended. Progress Made  In Other Strikes.

COAL STRIKE NO NEARER FINISH   Detroit Transit Walkout Is Over; Foremen Granted Bargaining Rights

Lewis Holds Out As Coal Dispute Enters 2nd Week   Alcon Transport Tieup Is Settled; Harvester Walkout Nears End   NATION’S STRIKERS NOW TOTAL 700,000   Government Attempts to Avert Shutdown of Cincinnati Utilities

SHIRLEY WON'T TAKE DRINK AS RESULT OF WCTU ACTION   LEADERS OF DRY ORGANIZA TION NOT SATISFIED WETIE “ COMPROMISE PLAN OF STUDIO

CONGRESS SEATS T0 BE REPUBLICAN AIM   Ohio’s Brown Reports Pre sent Immediate Concern

Union Chief Has A-C Pact   Rally Set For Sunday; Fear Violence Today

Offers A Plan To Terminate  Tiewp At Allis   G. F. Addes, Executive Of UAW, To Give Formula For Quick End OF Big Walkout On Sunday

ROB MOVIE ACTRESS OF JEWELS, CLOTHES   Dorothy Loses $27,500" In Jewelry:

Reds Unwilling To Give Up Gains   Will Fight To Keep  Manchurian Cities:

Chinese Reds Will Fight for Changchun   Refuse Concessions in Military And Political Fields—100 Manehuria Towns Held

CHINA REDS SAY THEY'LL HOLD CITIES   Believe They Are Strong Enough jo Beat Nationalists

Chinese Reds Won't Make Concessions   Nationalist Troops Must Fight to Take Changchun and Harbin

Ration Bread Despite British Baker Threat   Labor Government Will Stand Fast Even Though  Nearly Half of Bakers Adey Oeall «a Stribe

POSTOFFICE BLAST HURTS QUINTET IN MULESHOE, TEXAS   One-Story Brick Building Is De stroyed in Explosion Heard For Miles

Entire Town Is Rocked By  Gas Explosion   Postoffice And Food Market Building Badly Damaged Early This Mornina

Blast at Muleshoe Hurts Five Persons   Brick Postoftice Building Wrecked as Gas Accumulation Is Touched off by Postmaster

Explosion Injures 7 in Texas Town   Accident Occurs In Muleshoe, Texas, Post Office Today

Brooklyn Pastor Kneels Daily In Prayer For Beloved Bums To Wallop St. Loui:

Give Bums an Even Break in Race with St. Louis Cards, Brooklyn Pasfor Prays

HEARING SET ON DILLON PROJECT   Lawmaker’s Protest Brings Second Session

DR. EDGAR HEWETT, MUSEUM DIRECTOR, DIES IN. DUKE CITY   First President of Highlands (Normal) Succumbs After  Two Strokes

RAILROADS GUT COALBURNING TRAIN MILEAGE; SOME TRAINS CONSOLIDATE

Speleologists Are Happy as Moles in Vegetable Garden as Military Plans to Go Underground

18 Found Alive At Crash Scene   Rescue Parties Have Difficulty Reaching Biq Belgian Airliner.

Fishermen Get: Break as State Changes Rules   Biological Checkup of Lakes Results in Some Earlier Seasons

Record of Pearl Harbor Investigation Is Floperoo at Tidv $5.666.05 a Cov

A Literary Floperoo, Says Othman— Probe Grows Voluminous   Writer Drops in ‘At Committee Hearings

HOUSE, SENATE GROUP REMAINS DEADLOCKED ‘OVER OPA MEASURE   Gutlook For Seftiement Not » - Too Bright

Help Rushed to British Submarine Sinking in 70-Mile-an-Hour Gale

OHIO DEMOCRATS BUCK 6.0,P TIDE   Lausche Pledges. More Local Government Aid, Huffman Hits Foe’s Funds

HENRY WALLACE PROPOSAL HIT: “IDEA ‘DREAMY   Demos Agree with GOP That Solon Has Right To Speak Out

—PROPOSES BAN—  Wallace Has A New Idea.   ‘Impractical’, Say Party Chieftains

Party Chieftains Term Wallace “Party Purge’ Proposal Impractical

Wallace Would  Purge Party   Would Bar Those Who Bolted From Seeking Re-Election On Ticket

Urges Decision Now On Merger Proposal  Blocking Congress on Othe: Pressing Problems

MERGER ACTION ~ 1S EMPHASIZED   Senator Gurney Demand: That Something Be Done About Army-Navy Issue

NO MOVE MADE TO AVERT RAIL STRIKE MAY 18   Employes of Illinois Central Will Strike With Others, Official Says

Truman Gets Union Proposal In Coal Dispute   Govt. Seeking to Avert Strike at Midnight Saturday

UMW Proposals For Settlement Put Before Truman   Lewis’ Wage Demands Not Submitted To  Owners Included

PRESIDENT GETS UMW PROPOSALS ON COAL ISSUE   Krug and Lewis Meet Today To Diseuss Cantract

Arabs Charge Division Plot In Holy Land   Move to Partition Land Into Jewish, Arab Areas Bared

Palestine Scene of Battle; Nine Killed in Night   Blame Extremists for Kidnaping Held as Hostages After Two Members Sentenced

5 British Officers Kidnaped   Nine Jews Killed in Extremist Blow  at Haifa Port Area

VETERANS ARE SECURING JOBS   AVC-Head Predicts, How ever, 3-Million Will Be Idle By August

Joblessness Feared By Veterans’ Groups   AMVETS Announce Formation of Employment Committees

Vets’ Groups Fear Increase  In Jobless  But USES Says Most Find Work

March 7 Is Date For Nation-wide Telephone Strike   Walkout Will Affect 250,000 Workers... Government Offers To Aid in Disoute

Phone Employees Gird For Strike, Ask Gov't Action   Workers Vote Nationwide Walkout Begin. ning March 7; Gov't Offers to Assist Settlement,

Nation- Wide Phone Strike Now Planned   Labor Chief Offers Aid As Workers Gird For March 7 Walkout

SCHEDULE WALKOUT   Nation’s Union Telephone Workers Prepare to  Strike March 7

Date Fixed For Nationwide Walkout ....  Government Offers Help In Effort To Avert Big Phone Strike Set March 7

Mute Phones Seen In U. S. On March 7   Nation-Wide Paralysis To Begin March 7, Telephone Unions Vote

Workers Gird  For Walkout On March 7   Government Offers Aid In Adjusting Dispute; Union Head Says Walkout To Be Nationwida

Walkout Is Set For March 7   Telephone Workers Are Preparing To Leave Jobs In Controversy Over Wage Demands

PHONE STRIKE CALLED FOR MARCH 7   Government Offers Aid In Settling Dispute   250,000 WORKERS   Will Walk Out If Differences Are Not Settled, Beirne Declares

Phone Workers Gird For Strike March 7   Date Set For: Industry-Paralyzing Walkout of 250,000 Employes'as Government Offers Aid In Adjusting Grievances: Negotiations Loom

Phone Employees Gird Fe or Strike,      Workers. Note. -Natieawide: Walkout: Begin» hing March 7; Gov't hers 8 to. Assist Settle. ment. . Ee

Telephone Walkout March 7   Labor Leader Says Strike Will Be Nationwide,  Affects 250,000

GIRD FOR BIG PHONE STRIKE   Industry-Paralyzing Walkout Scheduled For March 7

Conciliation Service Pledges Every Aid in Averting a Nation-Wide Stoppage Scheduled for March 7.

ADJUSTMENT OFFERED BY GOVERNMENT   Walkout Would Pajalyze Nation’ Phone Systems

GIRDED TODAY FOR A WALKOUT MARCH SEVENTH   The ‘Nation’s Organized Telephone Workers Plan to Strike.   IS EFFECTED AT SIX A. M.   Government Offers Its Aid In Adjusting the Grievances.

PAY INCREASE WILL ADVANCE COST OF MEAT   Hike Of 11 Per Cent. Will Be Added To Family Costs

Pay Increase Is Granted Meat Workers   Wage Boost Will Add 112 Per Cent to Family Meat Bill

BOARD APPROVES WAGE BOOST FOR PACKING WORKERS   Increase of 16 Cents Hourly for 131,000 Empioyes Is Passed Along to Consumer by OPA.   FAMILY MEAT BILLS TO RISE 114 PER CENT   Whether Decision Under New Government Formula Will Settle Dispute Remains to Be Seen.

vage Boost likes U. S.  eat Prices Union Gains 16-Cent  Di. Trmnwenmens   Union Gains 16-Cen Pay Increase; Packers Hit Action

16-CENT WAGE INCREASE GETS APPROVAL   Pay Boost To Packing House Employes Will Be Passed On To Consumers   PRICE ADJUSTMENTS CALLED INADEQUATE

Packinghouse Workers Get 16-Cent Hourly Pay Boost    Increase Will Boost Family Meat Bill About One and a Half Percent—Approyal Given  by Board

Family Meat Bill Is     Inereased By Wage Policy   Student Killed By Stunt Flyer

Government Move Will Boost Family Meat Bill About  12 Pet... OPA Savs

16-Cent Meat Workers’ Wage Hike Approved   OPA Claims Raise To Boost Family Meat Bill 1’, Pet.

MEAT PRICES BOOSTED BY WAGE INCREASE   Stabilization Board Sets Its First Industry-Wide Pattern

UNO CONFRONTED BY SHAKEUP IN PLANS   General Assembly To Avoic Big Four Conflict

General Assembly May Meet Later   Foreign Ministers Ask Postponement to Avoid Date Conflict

U. N. Secretariat Reshuffles Plans for Assembly Meeting   Delay Forced By Date of Europe Peace Conference

PEACE PARLEY UPSETS DATE OF NEXT UN MEET   Ministers Request Securit) Council to Postpone Assembly Session

UN May Have fo Change Plans of General Meeting   Paris Group Asks Delay in Opening

‘United Nations Arrangements Upset By Paris Peace Parley Date; May Postpone Session   Shift Will Involve Rearrangement Of Living Quarters For 5,000 People

FBI Search of Girdles and Dentures Helps Turn Up $366,000 in Nazi Cash

$1,000 Auto Is Believed On Way Back   Experts Look For It To Return As Soon As Pent Up Demand Is Over

TEN THOUSANDTH BRIDE ARRIVES VIA QUEEN MAR} IN DOCKS AT NEW YORK

Official Says Next Move Is _ UpToTruman   $4 Ton Jump Tn, Steel Price Is Predicted

Truman Studies Wage, \Price Policy Proposal ‘For Strike Settlement

Auto Workers Chief Claims General Motors Used Vile Language in Opposing Offer

ClO Accuses GM of Using Harsh Words In Refusing Hike  Language Described As ‘Scandalous’ by   B...aLie Plevna Wan

30 WITNESSES CALLED   Warnick Will Confer With Mitchell  Today on Inquisition

Chinese Reds, Now Holding 70 Per Cent of Manchuria, See Victorious End to Civil War

China Reds See End © ToStrife    Hold 70 Per Cent of-~ ‘Manchuria Now; Claim Federal Troops Deserting to Communists

BREAD, FLOUR SHORTAGES T0 REMAIN ACUTE   Wheat Crop Estimated At 225,000,000 Bushels Short

Wheat Estimates Hit Bread Hopes   Bumper Crop to Fall Short of Expectations

Claim Wheat Crop Will Not rill Nemands   lorzeast Dumper Preduction But Not "nouysh * Mest Great Needs OF World’s Hunary

Outlook Bleak For Flour, Bread Output   1946 Wheat Crop Esti. mated at 225,000,000 Bushels Short

Wheat Crop Not to Meet Demand  Hopes for Plenty  at BPleavaw T~.]

WINTER WHEAT CROP TOFALL BEHIND NEEDS   Akhough Of Bemper Pre ’ portions, It Will Not Be Safficient   FLOUR CONSERVATION PROGRAM CONTINUES

Wheat Crop Is Under © Bread Need   Flour Shortage Will Continue For Another Year

Although 1946 Whea: Crop Will Be of Bump er Proportions, It Wil Not Meet Commit. ments.

NEGOTIATIONS IN ELECTRICAL STRIKE ENDEL   Westinghouse Co. And Union Unable To Agree On Pay

MEDIATORS QUIT IN ULE. DISPUTE   Union And Westinghouse Electric Break Off Negotiations

WESTINGHOUSE AND UNION TALKS ENDED   Mediators Quit Case as Company Rejects Proposal

CORRECTION ISSUED OF REPORT ATTLEE SAID ATOMIC BOMB DROPPED AFTER JAP PEACE OFFER

Price Of Coal And Oranges ToGo Up   Drive On Black Market In Meat Pledged By OPA

Price Hikes On Coal And Orange:   OPA Chief Pledges To Fight Black Market As New Meat Ceilings Go On

Coal, Orange Prices Go Up   Lower Meat Prices  Set For September 9

Cost of Coal, Oranges fo Go Up, Flour Prices Face Hike   OPA Sets Date for Retail Meat Ceilings to Apply Again Promises Full Fledged Drive Against Black Markets

DRANGES ALal SLATED TO bl TO NEW LEVEL   Meat Ceilings on Sept. 9; OPA Plans Renewed War en Black Marts.

Porter Pledges’ Drive Against Black Markets; Meat To Be Cut Sept. 9

Coal Prices Up; Meat Slash Due On September §   OPA Pledges All-Out Campaign Against Black Marketing

Prices On Coal Hiked; Oranges Are Higher, Toc   Return To Retail Meat Ceilings Is Delayed Until September 9.

Oranges  And Coal Prices Up   Lower Meat Prices September 9; All Out OPA Drive for Black Marketeers

‘Lower Meat Prices To Go Into Effect September 9; ‘Coal, Oranges Prices Hiked   OPA Chief Poul Porter Pledges An All-Out Drive Against Black Markets

Coal And Orange Pricés Boosted;  Meat Up Sept. 9_   New Price. Boosts Made “In ‘Compliance With Law Passed: By ‘Con:  gress.

Cost Of Coal Goes Up Teday; Meat Sept. 9   OPA Chieftain Paul Porter -Pledgés All-Out Drive “Against Black . Market:

Retail Meat Ceiling Will Go Into Effect September 9; Drive on Black Markets

Coal And Orange Prices Going Up But Meats Down   Changes To Take Effec September 9, Porter Announces

Lower Meat Prices In Effect Sept. 9; O. P. A. Plans Drive On Black Markets

Return of Ceiling Prices on Meat is  Scheduled Sept. §   Costs of Oranges, Coal Advance Immediately  Under OPA Orders

FIGHT AGAINST BLACK MARKET TO BE ALL OUT   Coal and Oranecs Cost More as _ Ceilings Raised; Meat _Cential & Sept. 9-—~   MEAT CEILINGS TO BE NEAR JUNE 30 LEVELS

Price Rises Decreed for Coal, Flow      Sranges, Too; Price Cut On Retail Meats in Effect Sept. 9.

Coal And Orange Prices Boosted:  Meat Up Sept. 9   New Price Boosts Made In Compliance With Law Passed By ConSress.

Higher Prices On Coal Ordered   Oranges Going Up Meat Prices To Be Cut Down

Lower Meat Prices Effective Sept. 9; Coal, Oranges Up   All Out Drive Agoinst Black Markets Pledged as Initial Effort in Control of Price Levels

Co-operation Of Packers y Urged To Prevent Ilegal ‘ Traffic In Meat   Price Of Oranges And Coal Boosted   Flour Also Going Up But, Meat Ceilings Go Into Effect September 9

Prices of Coal and. Oranges Going Up . With Return to Meat Ceilings Delayed

Coal, Oranges Join List of Rising Prices   Lower Meat Quotations into Effect Sept. 9—OPA Chief Promises Determined Fight To Eliminate Black Markets,

Sept. 9 Fixed Date for New Meat Prices   OPA Chief Promises New and Vigorous War on Black Market

Price of Coal And Oranges To Be Raised   Return Of Meat Ceiling Will Be Delayed to Sept. 9

Higher Prices for Coal _ Effective Now; Oranges To Cost More, Meat Less

HIGHER COAL PRICES WENT INTO EFFECT TODAY   Required By the New Price Control Law, OPA Has Announced.   ORANGES DUE FOR JUMP   tut a Meat Price Cut Will Be [effective on September Nine.

COAL PRICES HIKED, ORANGES GOING UP; BUT MEAT HEADED DOWN ‘OPA Chief Pledges All-Out Drive on Black Marts

Price Ceiling Hike Scheduled by OPA   Drive Against Black Market Is Pledged by Agency Chief

Meat Ceilings To Be Revived Seplember 9   OPA Sets New Date for Lowering Meat Prices; Authorizes Increase in Coal and Oranges.

Meat Prices Due To Be Cut Back On September §  Coal Price Is Hiked : Today; Oranges To

OPA Boosts Price of Coal And Orange:   Lower Meat Rates to Go Into Effect on Sept. 9

PRICES ON MEAT TO DROP SEPT. 9   OPA Approves Jump In Cos Of Coal And Oranges

OPA Grants Hikes On Coal, Oranges; Prepares to Use Ax On Meat Prices

Coal and Oranges Up But Meat Back To June 30 Level  OPA Plans Great Army to Break Up Black Market

General Lowering Of Prices Will Be Official Sept. 9   Coal, Oranges Go Up; Flour Is Granted Price Hike

COAL, ORANGES, FLOUR HIGHER BY OPA ORDER   New Prices Go on Friday; Meat Ceiling Effective on September 9

Orange, Coal Prices Go Up      DPA Grants Increases And Prepares To Control Meat

OPA Will Fight Black Markets   Coal, Oranges Latest On List Of Increases

RETAIL MEAT PRICE. SLASH DUE ON SEPT. ¢   Porter Pledges Drive Against Revival of  Black Market

Coal Prices Increased by “OPA’s Order   Oranges. Are Also Going Up, Dut Lower Retail Ceilings on Meat Will Become Effective  oan Sentemher 9

OPA Sanctions Price Rises on  Coal, Oranges   Sets Sept. 9 as Effective Date for Retail Meat Cuts

OPA PROMISES NEW FIGHT ON BLACK MARKET   Lower Meat Prices Due Sept. 9; Cost of Coal and Oranges To Be Boosted

OPA Announces Coal Price Hike Effective Today   Oranges Slated fo; Hike but Meat Prices Will Be Cut On September 9

DELAY RETURN OF MEAT CEILINGS UNTILSEPT. 9TH   OPA AUTHORIZES PRICE BOOSTS ON COAL AND ORANGES

COAL, ORA RECEIVE PRICE BOOST BY OPA   Reduced Retail Meat Ceilings Will Become Effective on Sent. 9

Cost of Coal and Oranges Is Goina Up Under New OPA Actions  en ee ae kg mages Pouct Cantomber 9. Price Office Rules; Flour Price Boosted

Lower Prices on Meat: Are Effective Sept. 9  OPA Increases Ceilings on Coal, Hikes Oranses, Warns Dairvmen

Coal to Cost 18-30 Cents  Morea Ton   Lower Meat Prices To Become Effective September 9—Price Of Oranges Going Up

LOWER CEILINGS EFFECTIVE ON MEATS SEPT. 9  Cost of Coal And Oranges ;

Hard Goal Prices to Rise   Lower Meat Prices To Be in Effect September 9

Strong Organization Is Being Perfected To Carry On Big Campaign   Will Launch Activities Next Week For First Big Peacetime Drive: Important Goals Set Up To Be Attained To Make Drive A Success.

UKRAINE CHARGES INN. Y. SHOOTING DENIED BY BYRNES   Secretary Says Two U. N. Delegates Were Victims of Robbery Getaway and Not Political Crime.   EXPRESSES REGRET ONE WAS WOUNDED   Cites Opinion of Police That Gunmen Could Easily Have Killed Reds Had  They Desired.

U.S. Denies Plot Against Delegates   ‘Was Simple Holdup’ Byrnes Note Claims

Report Membership Drive By American Communists Is Stymied by AFL Unions

AMERICAN REDS FAIL TO CLICK IN AFL RANKS   Only 320 Unionists Sign Up in Membership Drive by Communists   ClO A DIFFERENT STORY   Party Is Making Most Gains "Among Negroes in Southern States

COURT ORDERS MENTAL TESTS FOR STUDENT   Jail Attaches Thwart Youth's Attempt to Obtain Razor

JUrder Test Ot Heirens By Alienist   Degnan Slayer Arraigned Today On Hie Third Murder Charge, Court Orders Examination

Court Orders Mental Tests for Heirens   Two Alienists Named; Hearings Continued to Sept. 4

Order Test Of Heirens For Sanity   Court Continues Case Unti Sept. 4 — Indicted for  Murders, Burglaries

Razor Blade Found; Hint Suicide Try   Continue Hearings To Sept. 4; Plea May Depend On Tests

Hotels, Rooming Houses Must File New Rental Data  Cotton Textile Goods Advance   Christmas Shoppers Seek Home Appliances As Gifts

Leaving Ships on All Coasts.   Congress Seeking To Avert Strike of. :   CIO Seamen.

[SEAMEN  VOTE SHIP STRIKE   Labor Committee Votes Probe of Maritime Disputes

House Group Votes Maritime Disputes Probe   First of 62,000 AFL Seamen Leave Jobs in New York

AFL Seamen Tie UpShipping   Pittsburgh Pirates Are Faced With Walkout Over Recognition

South Africa Swept By Gold Rush eT  Wild Land Buying Follows Reports Of New Gold Find

Gold! Fabulous Discovery Starts South Africa Rush   Secret Locked For Years In Graves Of Two Prospectors Creates Speculation

Gold Fever Grips South Africans; Rich Find Sets Off Wild Scramble

Celestial Fireworks Wednesday     Phenomenon Of Shooting Stars Will Be Visible In Fair Weathe:

UNO FACES TEST OF SOLIDARITY   Council Faces Question of Brit ish, Russian Spheres

U.N. 0. Facing Solidarity Test   Controversial Issues To Be Tackled And Wil! Show U.N. O. Strereth

Brewery Clerk Inherits 530,000  Aged Uncle Leaves   Aged Uncle Leaves Sum To His Niece

Kauf Remanded to Custody of County Attorney  Coroner's Inquest   Coroner's Inquest Verdict Names Ex-Sailor in Death

Kauf Remanded to Custody of  County Attorney   Coroner's Inquest Verdict Names Ex-Sailor in Death

Newspaper Says Yugoslavs Protest Arrests By GI’s   Note to U. $. Protesting ‘Rough and Irresponsible Acts” by Our Troops in Arresting Yugoslav   Soldiers in Trieste is Reported Sent

Yugoslavia Protests to United State:   Mistreatment of Nation’s Arrested Soldiers Is Charged

Tito Protests Arrest of Six By Americans   Slavs Say 6 UNRRA Guard: Abused, Mistreated Afier Rombines

Army Acts Protested By Yugoslavia   Claim 6 Soldiers Held By Americans And Given Rough  Treatment

RAINFALL IS HEAVY   Maris Des Cygnes Expected to Leave Its Banks at Ottawa

Heavy Rains Fill Streams   Marais des Cygne Due to Be 3 Feet Over Banks at Ottawa

UN Veto Use C alled Unjust  Le . oe ere ee   Australian Delegate Criticizes ‘Abuses’

CIO driving for 6 million political fund  Thinks members will give $1 each

Seeking $1 Per Member  CIO Political Committee Asks $6 Million For Election

POLITICAL FUND STARTED BY CIO   Drive For $6,000,000 Authorized To Pay PAC Expenses

ClO Plans Big Campaign Fund      Political Action Commit/ tee Authorized to  Raise Money

POLITICAL FUND BEING RAISED   CIO Is Trying To Secure Six Millions To Spend In Elections

SHADES OF WILD WEST  Three Die in Flourish of Texa Gunplay, Slayer Arrested

4 SINUVETS MET WITH LT, GOV. CROSS AT ve RINGFIELD   Made Trip Last Night In Moving Van To Appeal For Housing Aid

More District Men  Join Regular Army  Local Office Piles Up Big List

President Sticks To  Sidelines   PROSPECT OF ELEVENTH HOUR APPEAL TO NATION'S VOTERS IS VERY UNLIKELY

TRUMAN HOLDS SIDELINE ROLE   Prospects Of EleventhHour Appeal To Nation’s Voters Fades

Truman Won't Make Appeal   Apparently Determined To Cling to Sideline Role in Election

Prospects of lith Hour Appeal Fade   Presiaent and Family to Cast Vote in Missouri

Truman Decides To Remain Quiet   Prospects Of Eleventh Hour Appeal For Ticket Fades.

TRUMAN STILL KEEPING SILENT   President Reaffirms Pacific Base Policy But Makes No Statement On Elec. tions; Will Vote At Home.

Chances of Truman Giving “11th Hour” A74dress for Demo Candidate: Unhkely

TRUMAN SILENT ON EVE OF BALLOTING   President Reiterates Stand On Pacific Bases

Prospects of 11th Hour Appeal By Truman Fade   President Clings to Sideline Role as Party Fights Battle of Ballots

Truman Remains on Sidelines —   Prospects of Appeal . to Voters Fade as Chief Helds Aloof

PRESIDENT NOT LIKELY 10 TALK AS VOTE NEARS   Truman Again Makes Stand for Trusteeship of Pacific Islands

Truman Silent As Nation Goes  Into Elections   Prospects Fade For Elevevth Hour Presidential Appeal In Behalf Dem cratic Candidates

PRESIDENT T0 HOLD SILENCE   Plans No Eleventh Hour Appeal for Democratic Party

Truman Continues Silence Before National Election   11th Hour Appeal To Voters Unlikely

Prospects Dim: Clings To His Sideline Role   Favors Exclusive U. $. Trusteeship Of Captured Pacific Island Bases

Truman ls Mum on Election Eve   Sticks to Sideline as Parties Battle

Truman Sticks  To Sideline Roll   Party Organization Continues Battle for Control of Congress

No Eleventh ° Hour Appeal  iD rom Truman   Reaffirms Policy Of U. S. Trusteeship  For Pacific Bases

HEIRENS GIVES ACCOUNT Ot MANY GRIMES   31 Indictments Pile Up Against Chicago Youth

PARENTS TOLD ALL, CHICAGO: PAPER CLAIMS   Youth. Indicted for Slaying of Suzanne Degnan and-Ex-. Wave Frances Brown

Shipowners Have Proposal  For Unions  Atlantic and Gulf Operators Expect to Settle Disnute

Return To Old Ration Setup Not Necessary   Control Nearer Source To Continue; 25 Percent  Flour Cut To Stand.

Rationing Return Not Likely,  Anderson Says Crop Prospects Bright but  3, ae eet me ee elULlmlmllCOU -~-?

Nation Facing Another Year Of Scarcities   Anderson Sees Era Of Indirect Rations In Meat. Fat, Flour

Rationing Return Not Likely, Anderson Says   Crop Prospects Bright but Shortages Loom

Anderson Says Ration Return Not Necessary   U. S. Developing Simpler Form of Food Control  Whee, Bn

Anderson Says Rationing May  Not Be Needed   Agriculture Head Relieves Government Has Better Exnedient

Doubts Need . Of Rationing  Anderson Thinks Solons Would Not Ac!

Anderson Sees No Need for U.S. to  Revive Rationing   Machinery Dismantled, and Rationing Near Source Is Simpler and More Effective, He Says: Sees Year of Food Crisis for World

Rationing For Consumer Not  ToBe Returned   Seerelary of “Agriculture Anderson Holds It Not Necessary to Save Peo — ple of Other Lands   Machinery For It  No Longer Exists   Simpler Form of Rationing Nearer Sontce Developing, He Poiuts  Ow in Diseussion

No Need for Ration Plans for Famine   But Shortages Will Continue in U, S. Anderson Declares

NO NEED SEEN FOR RATIONING   Agriculture Secretary Sees Long Siege For Food Shortage

Anderson Relieves 2 alloning Retuti Het {Ma raccany ¥ Du ee Shoriages

FOOD RATIONING WON'T RETURN, LEADER OPINES   Secretary Anderson Believes There'll Be Ample Supplies for Overseas

Official Tells Of Suggested Jewish Egress   Air Facilities Do Not Permit Transportto U.S.

Barkley Says Wage Bill to Pass Senate   Upper House Approval Forecast Despite  Farm Rider

Wage Bill Is Expected To Get Okay   Senate May Pass It, But Farm Parity Rides May Doom Measure

MINIMUM WAGE BILL PASSAGE SEEN PROBABLE   Expect Senate Approval Despite Farm Parity © Provision

WORLD CONTROL OF BOMB ASKED      Scientists Say There Is Ne Defense Against Atom Bamh

LATEST UNION TEST NEARS A SHOW DOWN      Government’s Right To Deal with  Foremen is at Stake

COURT TEST OF MINE CONTRACT SET FOR OCT, 19   Federal Court to Hear Arguments on Foremen’s Union j

indicate Govt. lo Keep Mines this Winter   Moreell Resigns After Failure to Work Out Agreement

NO BREAK SEEN IN MINE SELZURI   Pits Manned by UMW Men May Stay Under U. §. Tontiol for Winter

COURT MAY DECIDE BARGAINING RIGHT (F UNION AND U.S.   _Rule on Agreement of Mine Organization and Government is Awaited at Capital Today.   COMPANY STATES ACTION IS ILLEGAL

FOREMEN UNION TEST CASE. NOW NEAR SHOWDOWN      Court Of Appeals Set October 14 For Hearing On Bargain Right

Commission Is Named To Study  Korea Problems   Ten-Man Soviet-American Commission Set Up To Help Government

U. $. Proposal On Procedure Is Withdrawn   Plan To Have Big Four Consider All Recommendations Is Dropped   MOSCOW OBJECTED, INFORMANT ASSERTS   Byrnes Says Conference Has Made More Progress Than He Expected

U.S. ‘Open Meet’ Motion Recalled As Russ Protest   Byrnes Asserts Conference Makino Unexnected Gains

FAST PROGRESS MADE IN PARIS PEACE PARLEY   Byrnes Surprised With First Week’s Pace On Treaties

Russia Causes Rejection of  U.S. Proposal   Peace Conference in Recess; Delegates Leave Paris Heat

PROGRESS MADE AT CONFERENCE, BYRNES CLAIMS   24 Points Of Axis Satellite Treaties Still In  Disagreement

ABANDON UU. 8. PROPOSAL AS REDS OPPOSE   Big-Four Study Of Al Recommendations  By Parley Urged

Soviet Opposition Causes Abandonment Of U.S. Proposal   Russians More Inclined To Favor Amendment As Outlined by Britain

U.S. Proposal On Peace Pact: Is Withdrawn   Rules of Procedure To Be Ready for  Action Tomorrow

Peace Treaty Plan OF U.S. ls Withdrawn   Soviets Opposed to Big Four Considering Treaties

But Will Support Similar British Amendment to Which Russians Appear More Favorably Disnosed.

Reds Oppose Peace Parley . ' Rules Change   U. & Drops Plan to Send To Ministers’ Council All Paris Pronosals

Spruille Braden Says U.S. May Ac On Dictatorships   Warning to Hemispher« Hints Peron Regime  Bad Capital Risk

Relief Move is Started in Hawall   Tidal Wave Deaths 167; Swells Are Reported Diminishing

HAWAIIAN SOLONS TO GIVE AID 10 10.000 HOMELESS   By WILLARD BD. EBERHART

LOSS 1S COBNTED AS WAVES REGEDE   Known Dead Rises Today To 167; Damage Is Extensive.

AWAIT ISLAND lh LISTS HEAVY DAMAGE   Officials Push Relief for Homeless as Further Danger From Sea Diminishes

10! Hawaiians Dead, Missing; Damaae Is High   To Vote Emergency Funds For Homeless

Hawaii To Seek Emergency Funds For Victims   Unofficial Estimates) of Damage At Hilo Range To 20 Million

Hawaiian Governor Moves To Get Funds For 10,000 Homeless In Wake Of Wave

Tidal Wave Toll at 16/  ~— Intslands   Governor of Hawaii Asks Special Funds for 10,000 Homeless

10,000 Are Homeless  In Hawaii  167 Known Dead; Property Damage Mounts As Tidal Woves Recede

10,000 ARE HOMELESS  IN HAWAII   Result of Disastrous  Tidal Waves ~

10] Persons Are Dead or Missing 10,000 Homeless   Emergency Funds for Relief May Be Sought In Pacific Disaster

Painter Is Accused Of Running Down Expecfant Mother In Test Of Love

Police Say Driver Ran Down Expectant Mother Merely To ‘Test Love’ Of His Woman Passence:

Say Driver Ran Down Expectant Mother To Test Loveof Woman Ridins With Him

Childbirth Caused ~ By Hit-Run Driver   Motorist Accused o Deliberately Hitting Woman

‘Victory Loan Figures  Are Tabulated  All Sales Went Far Above Assianed Quotas

BUSINESS HALTS TODAY FOR FOURTH   APREE URGES “SAFE AND SANE” OBSEEVANCE—BAN ON NOISEMARERS,

KRUG ASKS LEWIS FOR CONFERENCE ON COAL DISPUTE   Threat of Walkout Still in Air Today; Stand of U.S. in Matter May Be Clarified Soon.   TRU MAN ACCORD SAID INDICATED

DENY POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS IN COAL DEGISICA   Administration’s Action Reported Based on Eco Banned Awe hae

ADMINISTRATION DENIES POLITICS AFFECTS PLANS   Government Thinks Lewis Entitled to Reopen It

LEGAL ASrEbl) BRUSHED ASIDE. BY GOVERNMENT  Politic al Ane Not ing olved beard     fo fae COST OF LIVING CITED   Rise in Prices Since May ls Given as Reason for Overruling Krug

COAL WAGE CONTRACT 10 BE RE-QPENEL   Administration Has Decided On Stand, Says Official Source

Deny Politics In Reopening Mine Contract   Govt. Believes Changed Conditions Warrant New Talks

ADMINISTRATION WILL OKAY REQPENING OF UMW CONTRACT SAYS. OFFICIAL

Many Issues Are. Involved In Vote   Run-Off Primary for Congressional Candidates  In Fifth Saturday

Organized Labor, Money Are Across Fence In Fifth District Runoff Campaign

THOUSANDS OF JEWS ARRESTED   POLICE PUT 10,000 TERRORISTS UNDER ARREST

Preservation Of Amertean Ideals Vital J. D Buster Speaks To  Rotarians   Thousands Of  lewe Arrested

Jerusalem Area Is Searched for Terrorist Gang   10,000 Jews Seized For Questioning in Six Days, Is Report

THOUSANDS OF JEWS QUIZZED IN JERUSALEN   Troops Conduct Intensive Search To Uncover Terrorists

WOULD SEEK TIE-UP IF SHIPS MOVE   spokesman Says if Gove ernment Operates Vessels, All Workers in the Nation Will Be Urged to Quit Jobs.

‘WORLD'S GREATEST MARITIME FLEET LIES LANDLOCKED   _ Strikers’ Spokesman Says 100% Effective

ALL UNIONS MAY BE ASKED TO STOP WORK SAYS SEAMEN’S BOSS  NEW YORK FACES NEW CRISIS IF TUGBOATS JOIN IN STOPPAGE

ACT TO REFUND ILLEGAL TAX      Error Will Cost County $5,000, Supervisors Are Told

President Truman Announces Revision in Higher Prices So That Workers Can Get Increases.  MWA OU dW CUIVTHYH         BOWLES IS SHIFTED, TO HIGHER DUTIES

Bowles Gets New Post In Shake-Up   Paul A. Porter Succeeds As OPA Chief; Formula Provides for Boost in Wages and Steel Price

TRUMAN ANNOUNCES POLICY OF PRICE HIKES TO MEET PAY RAISES .   AFL Terms New Wage-Price Policy ‘Unsatisfactory’

SETTLEMENT OF STEEL DISPUTE EXPECTED SOON   Jew Price Policy Should End Greatest Strike In History; Roundup Of Strike And Labor News Over The Na tion.

Truce 1s Now Possible On Basis Of An 1814 Cents Hourly Raise For The Unions

AUTO INDUSTRY STUDIES NEW FORMULA   Operation Of Tugboats In New York Near Normal   In Movie Studios likely; About 1,430,000 idle Throughout U. S.

No Change in GM Dispute  Seen as Conference Ends   OPA Chief Chester Bowles Heads Office of Economic Stabilization

Truman Approval Of Atom Control Program Certain   Expected to Sign Bill Soon Creating 5-Man Civilian Commission

Five of Warship’s Personnel Missing After 3 Explosions   150 Injured; 7 Destroye Escort Solar is Held Total Loss

ESCORT SOLAR IS TOTAL LOSS   Five Missing And 150 In. jured In Three Ex: plosions On Ship

Escort Vessel Isa Total Loss   5 Missing, 150 Hurt As Solar Blows Up

ESCORT SOLAR IS TOTAL LOSS AFTER BLASTS   5 Crew Members Listed Missing; 150 Are Hurt

Big Destroyer Is Total Loss   Three Explosions Wreck Ship, Killing Five; 150 Injured

Warship a Blackened, Total Loss After Three Explosions Gulfportian Escapes Without Scratch

‘Solar’ Wrecked By Ammo Blast  5 Missing, 150 Hurt In Explosion At Pier

PROTECTION OF VETS OUTLINED BY RENT CHIEF   OPA Undertakes Enforcement Of Ceilings, Guarantee Of Priorities

Soviet Ukraine Files Protest With Council   Arguments Mark End Of Fourth Week Of Parley

Ukraine Files U.N. Complaint   Charges Greeks Trying To Provoke War With Neighboring Albania

Reds File Complaint On Greece   United Nations Asked  To Decide Whether Wau Efforts Beine Provoked

Soviet Ukraine Files Formal Complaint Against Greece for ‘Attempting to Provoke War’   Takes Step in Albanian Dispute as a Threat to Peace; Security Council Called on to Act Without Delay on Request

Greeks Haled Before U. N.   Attempt to Provoke Albania War Charced

GREECE ACCUSED OF THREATENING BALKAN PEAGI   Complaint Filed With U. N. Security Council Charges Attempt to Provoke War With Albania.   ALLEGATIONS MADE BY SOVIET UKRAINE   British Official Believes Reds Are Trying to Shift World Attention From Yugoslavia.

Weather Station at College to Open Monday  School of Mines Facilities to Augment Airport's

Weather Station al College to Open Monday  School of Mines   School of Mines Facilities to Augment Airport's

U.S. Of E. Plea By Churchill,  Favors Partnership Of France Cermany

Churchill Wants U.S. Of Europe   Urges Partnership Be.tween France And Germany

President Urges House Approval Of British Loar   Truman Praises Action of Banking Committee as Bill Reaches Floor

HOUSE TAKES UP BRITISH LOAN   ROUGH PASSAGE PREDICTED FOX  MEASURE  W'ASTEINGD TON Tale @¢ Crt py

See New Military Cast In America   Moscow Radio Says It Sets “Tone Country’s Economy and Poliey”

New Slaying Lead Collapses   Rearrest of Janitor Fails to Help Case

GIRL UNABLE TO IDENTIFY SMET   JANITOR RELEASED AS KIDNAPING SUSPECT

Soft Coal Price Boost Will Raise Nation's Coal Bill $222,750,000

Consumers Must Pay All  Of Increase   OPA Orders Raise To Cover Operators Cost of Strikes And Wages.

ALL INCREASES ARE PASSED ON TO CONSUMERS   Advance In Central Pennsylvania Field Is Set at 57 Cents.

AN 7/2 GENTS AVERAGE TON PRIGE BOOST   Effective at Once, Increases Will Be Passed on to Consumer.

Frice Increases To Mine Operators’ Losses During Recent Coal Strikes And Cost Of New Contract With Miners.   INCLUDE ROYALTY IN PRICE INCREASE

Ceiling Is Upped 40  Cents Ton   Operators’ Loss, Miners’ Wage Boost Paid By Consumers

RETAIL PRICES WILL BE RAISED 3.15 PER CENT   Total Cost Of New Contract Is Announced As 45 Cents A Ton

OHIOANS TO PAY 370 MORE PER TON FOR FUEL   Increases Retroactive To May 13; Average U. S. Increase Is 401/2¢   MANY FACTORS CITED   Pay Increases Granted To Miners, Royalty, Other Factors Explained

Coal Bill Increased  By OPA’s Action   Price Inereases Because of Strikes Pacced nn ta Cancnumer

Soft Coal Prices Rise 40¢ Per Ton By Order of OP:   Increase to Cover Operators’ Strike Losses and New Contracts

SOFT COAL PRIGES BOOSTED BY OPA, SEQUEL TO STRIKE   Increases Granted to Offse Wage Contract. with Mina Vlarlber

Consumers Will Pay $299,750,000 As  Strike Cost, Contract With Lewis

Price of Coal Up to Balance Pit Pav Boost   Increases 46 Cents In Southern W. Va.; Waries Elsewhere

Nation’s Fuel Bill to be Hiked Quarter Billion Dollars in “47, Say Officials Today.   CONSUMER TO PAY COSTS OF BOOST

OPA Hikes Soft Coal Prices; Public to Foot Bill for Recent Nationwide Strike   Shipment of Livestock at Low Level

OPA Boosts Coal Price 40'xc a Ton   Action Will Increase Nation’s Fuel Bill By $222,750,000

PRICE 1S MAIN ISSUE IN STE!   Government Gives Mills “Last Word” On Limit Of Increases

PRICE IS BiG STEEL ISSUE   Settlement of Strike I: Thought to Hinge Upon Boost for Products

GOVERNMENTS PRICE POLICY IS LAST WORD   U. S. Steel Chairmar Says More Than $6.25 A Ton Is Needed

Settlement of the Strike Seems Nowhere Near; Chairman Olds Clarifies Statement of Tuesday.

STEEL STRIKE END SEEMS 10 HINGE ON PRICE BOOS   Industry Holding Out for Greater Increase Than Government Is Willing to Approve.   FABRICATING PLANTS CAUGHT IN SQUEEZE   Group Declares 350,000 May Be Idle for Long Time or Be Permanent!y Out of Jobs.

Steel Settlement Hinges On Prices   Steel Strike Goes Through Tenth Day

Prices Now Big Issue in  Steel Strike   Industry Silent on Reported ‘Last Word’ Given by Government

THREE SOLDIERS REPORTED HELD   Senator Seeking To Learn Status Of Americans Detained By Slavs

Rail Trainmen And Engineers Vote To Strike   Deadline For National Walkout Will Be Set — In Cleveland Wednesday

Scope Of Bosses’ Pact Is Outlined  No Bearing On State Mine Group, Sai

Chiang’s Forces Counter-Attack Communist Line:   Reach Suburbs of Kaomi, Stronghold Fifty Miles West of Tsingtao

UTILITY STRIKE CALL DELAYED   Action To Depend on Pariey in Washington

CONFERENCES ~ MAY PREVENT ANY WALKOUT   UTILITIES UNION. PRESIDENT AGREES NOT.TO CALL STRIKE DURING NEW  NEGOTIATIONS ©

"I'm Yankee Doodle Dandy" Sing 1,666 GI Brides When Queen Mary Docks in N. Y.

sj 666 BRITISH BRIDES LAND IN NEW YORK  OUEEN MARY FLOATING NURSERY}

Pope to Honor U. S. Cardinals   ‘Here Comes Bride’--1,666 of Them--as Queen Mary Docks

BRITISH BRIDES GREETED BY U.S   1,666 GI Wives Arrive on Giant British Liner

British Girls Sing "I'm a Yankee Doodle Dandy”  As Band Plaved'‘'Here Comes the Bride’”’

More British  Wives Arrive   Band Plaved ‘Here Comes The Bride’ As 1,666 Arrive On Queen Mary.

“I’m a Yankee Doodle Dandy,” Roar British Brides on Arrival in U. 8

British Brides of Gls Arrive   Queen Mary Docks at New York on Sunday

British Brides and Children OfLocalMenArriveinU.S.  Liner Queen Mary Transformed Into Floating Nursery for Ocean Trip

AFL IS WOOING FARM WORKERS   Union Would Gain Bargajning Rights, Shorter Week For Soil Tillers

FARM WORKERS BACKED BY AFI   Third Political Party Idea Growing In Union Ranks

‘British-American Union And Armed UNO Proposed By Enqgland’s War Leader

Urges Military Alliance With United States   Speech Carefully Checked By Leaders Before Its Delivery

U.S-BRITAIN ALLIANCE SAID PRESENT NEED   Powerful UNO Urged For Maintenance  Of Peace

British-American Alliance Urged; Ex-Prime Minister  Warns on Russian Menace

Pickets. and Police Battle.   Police ‘Open ‘Line: far ‘Non-Striking, Office Workers on Coast

Bitter Battle. Marks Strike In California   Police Force Path Througl: Picket Lines After Skulls and Faves Are Bat- . lered -

A BATTLE IN COURT   Follows Dispersing of Pickets Yesterdsy by Tear Gas

Truman’s Uncertainty Cited for World Turmoil, Inflation  Brownell Declares People Kept Ignorant Of Important Committees, President Bungles Domestic Front

Truman’s Uncertainty Cited for World Turmoil, Inflation   Rrownell Declares People Kept lanorant   Brownell Declares People Kept Ignoran Of Important Committees, President Bungles Domestic Front

Brownell Blame: Truman Regime  Criticizes Foreign, Domestic Policies

Steaks Reach Sunday Tables   Packers Report Wide Variety of Meat; Prices Still Remain Big Problem

MURRAY DEMANDS ROOST   Meat Again Available   But Prices Remain High

U.S. May Bare Military Secrets If Census of Armaments Is Adopted

U. S. Has Some Real Military. Secrets Now—Ahead in Ships, Has Germ, Rockets, Toxins

Armament Census Might Disclose Other Top-Drawer U.S. Military  Secrets Besides The Atom Bomb

‘Arms Tally Could Bare Top US Military Secrets  Our Weapons Science Far in the Lead

Tent-Sleeping Ex-Gl Continues Trek Across Pa. In Search of Votes

Elliott Roosevelt to Get Subpoena  House Committee “SX7217 TI COUR Ce

Elliott Roosevell to Get Subpoena  House Committee Will Take Action

YOUNG ROOSEVELT TOBE QUESTIONED   HOUSE COMMITTEE TO CALL ELLIOTT UPON HIS RETURN FROM MOSCOW.

 For Statements in Moscow  Elliott May Be Questioned By Congressional Group

Those Were The Good Old Days   Couple Budgeted $10-$12 Weekly For Foot

New {hreats Looming on Labor Front   Interest Centers on Negotictions With Coal Miners

UNRRA Asks Russia’s Help   Argentina Also Is Called Upon For Food

SOVIETS’ AID IS ALSO ASKED  -UNRRA To Continue Relie! To Refugees From Russia

UNRRA To Continue Feeding Refugee:   900,000 European Refugees Affected by Counci] Action

Continued Care of 900,000 Refugees Voted by UNRRA; Ask Russia to Share Foods

UNRRA Decides To Continue Its Care of Refugees   Vote Is Unanimous and Ends One of Principal Arguments

UNRRA Votes To Continue Refugee Care   Action Ends One of Principal Arguments Before Aid Council

Relief Group Approves Aid For Refucees   Agreement Ends Major Argument at ULN.R.R. A, Meet

REFUGEE CARE CONTINUANCE   Concludes Principal Argument Begun _At Lendeon

SURVEY MADE OF CRIME WAVE   ‘WAR-BROKEN’ HOMES HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR BIGGEST UPSWEEP IN YEARS~

SURVEY SHOWS GREATEST CRIME WAVE   Considered An Aftermath Of the War

i ent  Wave Of Crime Sweeps Nation  InWakeOfWar   Survey Shows Criminal Activity At Highest Mark In Country’s History

U8, GRIME WAVE AT RECORD Hic   Idleness and Homes Broken by War Are Blamed as Principal Factors

Crime Wave Ranks Among U. S. Worst   Idleness and Upset Held Reasons. Not GI Reaction

Left Wing Social Dem. Party Wins In Germany   Rightist Christian Democrats Lose in Catholic Rhineland

Adm. Stark To Return Today ais Witness   Probers to Seek More Information On Security Orders

Stark Goes Before War Probe Again   Committee Seeks Answer To Claim Fleet Not Informed

Stark Takes Stand Today  In Defense   Short and Kimmel Are ‘Fo Follow Wim In Witness Chair-In Pearl Harbor Proahe ~

STARK FACES FURTHER QUIZ   Probers Frame Questions On Alleged Failure To Inform Fleet

Stark Returns Today In Pearl Harbor Inquiry   Admiral to Answer Board on Allegation of His Failure

Kohler Fund  Contributions   Stark Returns Before Pear] Probers Today   Richardson Likely To Succeed Mitchell As Chief Counsel

STARK TO APPEAR BEFORE PROBER   Resumes Today; New Counsel Likely -

Stark.Returns To. Probe Stand   Pacific Fleet Testimony I: Due Today

THIS STATE IS CONSIDERED A VITAL FACTOR   Philadelphia Expected To Cast Ballots Equeling 1944 Presidential Election   WEATHER 15 FAVORABLE

Good Weather Aids Voting In State   Start Slow In Pittsburgh—  Heavy Vote in Philly Seen

Cabinet Drafts Plan for Last Ditch Conflict   ‘No Turning Back’, Truman's Decision; Senator Savs Lewis Would Settle

No Sign of Compromise Shown on Either Side; Records Go to U. S. Court of Appeals.  NO TURNING BACK OFFICIALS SAY

MURRAY SEEKS CONFERENCE OF LABOR CHIEFS   CPA Readies Monday Or der Extending Dimout to Coal-Using Utilities

Government Shows No Signs of  Compromise In Fight To Break Strike

Union Posts Bonds;  Judge Speeds Case   Goldshorough Achieves Short Cut Through Eliminating Indtetal Red Tape

Union Puts Up Bonds, ‘Lewis Deposits Cash; ‘Appeal Is Speeded Up

Temperature   Cabinet Official . Says Government Won't Turn Back

Goldsborough Acts To Speed Appeal; Prepare - Conservation. Program

GETS SET FOR LONG BATTLE   Truman Showing No Signs of Backing Up Despite Verbal Blasts.  :   Lewis Fenores Court

Determined Battle Against Lewis and Union s Assured  Coal Dictator’s Offer for Negotiation Turned Down

QUICK APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT SEEN   New Coal-Saving Orders Drafted -

CONTEMPT CASE HEADS FOR U. S. SUPREME GOURT   White’ House Won’t Compromise, Cabinet Member Says

LEWIS AND U.M.W. POST APPEAL BOND   Administration And Lewis Brace For Long Battle

Government Will Not Back Down Says Spokesman After Cabinet Session   Fourth Of Reserve Coal Already Gone   CIO Chief Seeks Unions Parley To Head Off AntiLabor Laws

NO. COMPROMISE WITH UMW HEAD : SEEN IN AFFING   Lewis’ and Union Put Up .” Appeal-Bonds for Full Amount of Fines.   TRUMAN, CABINET MEET  ‘Will Be No Turning Back’ Says One Official Atter Hour-Long Session

APPEAL BONDS ARE POSTED BY LEWIS, UMW   Administration Is Committed to Slugging Match With Striking Miners.

Contempt Case Headed for Supreme Court   No Compromise by Government Seen After Cabinet Meeting

Anti-Frat Bill Signed By Bailey   session May Be Extended as Many Measures Are Still Unconsidered

Governor Signs Bill Banning High School Fraternities May Wink at Clock to Extend Session

BYRD’S OPPONENT CONCEDES DEFEAT   VIRGINIA SENATOR ROLLS UP  DECISIVE LEAD OVER  BICHMOND ATTORNEY,

Hutchinson Concedes  His Defeat   Senator Rolls Up Nearly 2 To 1  Lead In Primary

U.S. Forces in Pacific Inadequate, Says House Group; Sees War Danger

House Group Fears New Pearl Harbor   Military Committee Members, Expressing Grave Concern Over Red Intentions, Urge Stronger U.S. Positions in the Pacific.

Fear Another Pearl Harbor   Concerned Over Russ Movés, Report States

House Committeemen See Danger of Another Pear! Harbor at Russian Hands

Grave Concern Expressed By Military Comm.   Advocate Strong Mobile Force to Meet Threat of Russian Encroachment in East

American Forces In Pacific Said: To Be Inadequate  Advocate Stronger Mobile Forces

Imminent: Dariger of “Anothe Pearl ‘Harbor Expressed  Hétise’ Members...           ‘CAL iz “T ONCER set AMERICAN. INSTALLATIO

VISCOSE CORP. TO BOOST PAY   Reach Agreement With CIC Union for Wage Hike To 18,000 Employes

eR ee eee A Nee eae eo el ee Sa ee BREAD AND ROLLS AT HALF PRICE MAKES BRISK SALE

FIELDS IS CITED FOR CONTEMPT   Broker Disregards House Group’s Data Request

CONTRACTOR CITED FOR CONTEMPT BY HOUSE COMMITTEE   Fields Refuses for Fourth Time. to Produce Sub neaannad Bacardc«

Refused to Make Data Available   Benjamin Fields Case May Be Given To Grand Jury

Fields “Cited on Contempt Charge  Broke r Refuses to roduce. Records

House Unit On Surplus Takes Step   Broker Had Disregarded Prober Requests for Records of Deals.

BROKER CITED BY HOUSE UNIT   F ields Held in Contempt for Refusing Records

Fields Cited for Contempt By House Surplus Group   NO EXCHANGE Local Firm Dropped Dealings With Fields

House Committee Plans Showdown   Contract Broker Gets Another Chance to Reveal Aides’ Names

House Group Cites Fields For.Contempt   Action is Taken After Contract Broker Fails To Produce Records

Contempt Citation Against Fields Is Slaughter’s Trump   Garsson Associate Refuses Fourth Time to Produce Records

Profit Splitting Data Demanded By House Probers      Committee Threatens Fields With Contempt Unless More Produced

FIELDS CITED FOR CONTEMPT   House Committee In Action Against Inauiry Witness

se Group Fields  ontempt   , Has Disregarded umittee Requests acuments, Details

War Surplus Witness Cited for Contempt   House Committee Dascribes Fields ax Wilful, Contemptuous In His Attitude

Fields Again Retuses to Furnish Data   Has Supplied All Records He Can Find, He Says

Cite Contractor for Contempt   House Committee Act Aimed to Bring Grand Inrv Recommendation

TREATMENT OF SKIN CANCERS   Atomic Research By Pro ducts Employed Successfully In Tests

Governor In Despair. Says Foe   Herbert Attacks Lausche Note To Truman On Mect.

MEAT, MONEY MAIN ISSUES IN OHIO CAMPAIGNS   Lausche Claims GOP Spends $37,000 on Cleveland Registrations

COAL BU AREAS FACING DIMOUT ORDER   MINE SHUTDOWNS ANTICIPATED IN 24 HOURS

BROWNOUT FOR EAST - MIDWEST FIRST OF WEEK   Electricity Saving To Ensue If Rail Strike  Is Continued

Brownout Might Be Proclaimed In East   Government to Take Ac. tion if Rai! Strike Continues

(PA Will Take  "Drastic Action” To Conserve Coal, Spokesman Says   Railroad Car Shortages May Result in Complete Mine Shutdown   EMERGENCY ORDERS ARE STILL ON BOOKS   Most Electric Utilities Have Enough Coal To Last 28 to 35 Days

LABOR PEACE RISE TODAY   U. S. Mediator is Named in General Motors Strike

STRIKE SETTLED   7,000 Mid-West Trucker: Had Been On Strike For 73 Days.

HOTEL STRIKE TO CONTINUE   Workers in Pittsburgh Vote To Keep Up Fight For  Increased Wages

Meat Price Boost Seen a: Solons Tackle Subsidy Issue      OPA Indicates Higher Cost Likely As Result of Workers’ Pay Increase

Meat Prices May Go Up Due To Wage Hike   OPA Official Says Increase Likely in Discussion of Subsidy Measure by Senators

Question of Whether the Government Will Continue Food Subsidies Shaping Up as Red-Hot Issue

OPA Warns Meat Prices May Jump  Result Of Wage Boost For Packing Workers

OPA Announces Probable Rise in Price of Meat   Wage increase for Packing Workers Is Given as Cause

Meat Price Rise May Follow Hike In Packers’ Pay  Senators Mull Over Subsidies, Approve  nr... aw, _ ee

MEAT PRICE RISE LIKELY 10 OFFSET A WAGE INGREASE   OPA Tells Senators Cost : Probably Will Go Up to Take Care of Pay Hike to Packing Workers.   COMMITTEE APPROVES SUBSIDY LEGISLATION   Bill Authorizes Continuation of Sugar Program and Adds $150,000,000 to Other Subsidies.

Meat Prices May Rise Due To Pay Raise For Worker   Question Over Continuation of Food Subsidies Hold. ing Down Cost of Groceries Shapes Up OPA Issue for Conqress

HIGHER PRICE FOR MEAT IS HELD LIKELY   OPA Official Asserts Hike Necessitated By Pay Increase

OPA Reveals Meat Prices Are Likely  To Increase   Says Boost Needed To Compensate Meat Packer Firms For Rise in Wages

Packers’ Pay 7 May Advance Meat Prices   IncreaseHinges on Whether Government Continues Eoad Sah.

sovernment Qlticials “Say Increase May Have ‘To Be Granit_ed Bs Result “of Wage... Hike in  Industry ==:

SPELLMAN QUITS ROME SATURDAY   Will Break Trip Home With Stop At Madrid For Embassy Dinner

TRUMAN ATTEMPTS TO HEAD OFF RAIL STRIKE SATURDAY   Disputants Called to White   House and After Conferences Agree to Resume   Negotiations.   PRESIDENT SEES 3 GROUPS SEPARATELY   Government Hopes Revived That Threatened Walkout of 250,000 Workers  May Be Averted.

Truman Makes Effort to Avert Rail Walkout   President Prevails Upon Both Sides to Resume Negotiations

Truman Would Halt Rail Strike   Asks Brotherhoods To Utilize Mediation

Rails, Unions ~ Resume Talks   Truman Attempts to Head OlL Theeatened Strike

Truman Acts To Head Off Rail Tie-up   President Gets Leaders Together To Discuss Terms

Truman Gets Rail Groups to Resume Talks   Action Revives Hopes Of Averting Walkout Slated for Saturday

‘Truman Intervenes In Effort to Halt Tieup of Railroads   President Gets Agreement From Both Sides To Continue Negotiations; Action Gives Hope of Settlement Before Deadline

Carriers, Union Resume Parley   Truman Move Brightens Hope For Rail Dispute Settlement

Hopes Mounting That Settlement Can Be Reached  President’s Personal Intervention Starts   President’s Personal Intervention Starts Fresh Negotiations

HOPE REVIVED FOR SETTLING WAGE DISPUTE   STRIKE OF = 250,000 TRAINMEN SET FOR SATURDAY

BLAME CIGARE] FOR ATLANTA HOTEL FIRE   Believed Carelessly Thrown on Mattress on Third Floor

MEMOIRS REVEALS JAPAN DE.  CWED TO RISK WAR SIX  MONTHS BEFORE THE:  : ATTACK

PEARL HARBOR. PROBE IS OFFICIALLY ENDED   Japanese Prepared For Attack fn June 1941

Tran Dispute  Before UNO   Tehran Gives Orders To London Delegates

TRAN ENVOYS TOLD TO BRING DISPUTE BEFORE UNO BODY   Controversy with Russia May ' Be Aired at Session ~ + bandon _

IRAN 10 PRESENT ITS CASE 10 UNO   Will Put Dispute With Russia Before World Assembly or Security Body

THOUGHT HE HAD INDIAN RELIC  Skull That Child Kept On Mantle Was His Father's

YOUTH KEEPS FATHER’S SKULL ON MANTLE PIECE BELIEVING IT INDIAN’S

VIRTUAL DRAFT HALT PROPOSED BY HOUSE BODY   Military Committee Eyes 9-Month Extension, But No Inductions

Registration but No Inductions Is New Proposal  Plan Offered at Hearina on

Proposal to Halt Inductions Gains   Move Would Extend Draft Law to Feb. 1947

Postpone Balloting on  Approval for New Draft Bill Seen in House Committee

Support move to  halt draft  Postpone vote   Postpone vote nntl Thesdav

Draft Extension Curbing Induction Gains Headway   House Group Would Continue Law A Year But Put Curb On Drafting ,

Proposal Calling for Continued Registration of Youths as They Become 18 Without Putting Them in Service Has Strong Support in House Committee—Vote on Plan to Be Taken Tuesday—Author Predicts Its Approval.

‘Registration but (No Inductions Is New Proposal   Plan Offered at Hearing on Selective Service

May 15 EndTo Draft Favored      Actual Draft Law Would be Extended, but Inductions Limited

Barkley Seeking Improvements in OPA Extension   Senate Leader Tells President Agency May Get Leeway

COURT OF APPEALS UPHOLDS RULING CHARLIE CHAPLIN FATHERED DALIGHTER OF IOAN REDDY.

Big: Black Market in Cars Cited  OPA Arrests 31 In Four States;   OPA Arrests 31 In Four States; Says $3,000,000 Racket Smashed

SMASH BLACK — MART IN CARS   31 Held in Vast Illicit Aute Network

Dealt In — Used Autos   OPERATED IN FOUR STATES, -WITH-MIGCH:;. INCLUDED; DIDTHREE MILLION DOLLAR BUSINESS WITH 5000 CARS

Ring Largest In OPA History   Cairo, Ill., Called Focal Point for Market's Operations

Ring Bought In North. Sold In South   Five Thousand Used Cars Sold Above Ceiling Prices

31 Indicted in Worst Case Under OPA   Investigation Covering 8 States Reveals Sale of 5,000 Autos

U5, SMASHES BLACK MARKET SED CARS   $3,000,000 Black Market In Which 5,000 Used Cars Were Sold For As Much As $600 Over Ceiling Is Broken Up.   31 ARE INDICTED IN THREE STATES

BIGGEST BLACK MARKET IN GARS IS BROKEN UP   Thirty-One Indicted In Huge- Car Selling Ring

Illegal Sale of UsedCars Discovered   $3,000,000 Black Marke’ Ring Broken; 31  Persons Named

DONOVAN, FAMED FIGHT REFEREE, FACES CHARGE GE MANSLAUGHTER AFTER NEW Yoric INCIDENT

Call Racket Largest In OPA History   Hundreds Involved In Four States; Indict Leaders

U, 8, DESTROYS BIGGEST RACKET IN OPA HISTOR)   Thirty-One Persons in Three States Named in Indictments

Car Black Market Broken Up By OPA   Government Reports Smash. ing $3,000,000 Racket

BLACK MARKET QPERATED IN RIGHT STATES   Indictments of 31 Persons Charge Illegal Sales of 5,000 Used Cars.

Thirty-one Persons Indicted for Black Morket in  Glens Assbaeenk thas

DETROWT CENTER FOR OPERATIONS: 37 ARF INAICTFR   Government Says $3,000,000 Involved and 5,000 Vehicles Sold   OTHER PROBES BEGUN   National Capital, Indianapolis and Cincinnati Sates Under Investigation

31 Indicted For Role in lilegal Sale   Cars Bought in Detroit; Peddied Elsewhere at  Over-ceiling Rate.

U.S. Cracks Black Marke In Car Sales   31 Persons Named In Biggest Racket Of OPA’s History

U.S. Smashes Black Market   5,000 Used Cars Sold $600 Above OPA Ceiling

America Must Be Vigilant To Wage Peace   “Loose Talk” Is Causing Fear In  Hearts Of People

MARTHUR GIRL’S DEATH MYSTERY   Sheriff Believes She Migh * Have Been Slain

IDENTIFY BODY OF YOUNG GIRL   EE  Fears Foul Play in Death of 18-Year-Old Wife

Annual Meeting Of Farm Bureau  Thursday, Oct. 17   Harold R. Shoemaker Scheduled As Speaker

LIE DETECTOR TEST IS GIVEN   Hagerstown Police Chief Sees Break In Murder Case Seon °

GERALD SMITH ENDORSEMENT IS LAMBASTED   Sewell Allen, Iowa Demo Keynoter, Cracks At G.O.P. Congressmen

Coal Operators And Union Reject Safety Proposals   Each Side Turns Down Other's Resolutions; Talks Will Continue

OPERATORS AND LEWIS NOT AGREED   Miners and Owners Fail to Reach  Basis for Contract

MINERS SUBMIT THEIR DEMANDS   Operators And Diggers Deadlocked On Safety Proposals

Lewis, Mine — Owners Reject Pact Proposals   Will Meet Again Today In Effort To Reach Accord

LEWIS OFFER TURNED DOWN   Counter Proposal by Coal Operators Rejected In Mine Pay Dispute

Bluebeard In Long Filibuster   Defendant In Trial For 29 Murders Takes Over With Lenethy Harangue

SEEK-T0 PLACE IRAN OIL-UNDER UNO AUTHORITY   Suggestion Advanced To Iran ; Month Ago By British Ambassador

Britain Feels Out Iran on  UNO Oil Powe   ‘Unofficially’ Places Control Idea Before Premier

BRITAIN WANTS UNITED NATIONS PUT IN CHARGE   Idea Suggested Unofficially To Premier Ghavam More Than Month Ago

‘Unofficial’ Plan ls Suggested by Britain's Envoy   Gromyko’s Walkout Was ‘Disappointing But Not Alarming’

‘Briton Urges lran To Place Oil Under UNO   SUGGESTION FOR END OF PROBLEM MADE  TODAY

British Urge UNO Control In Oil Dispute   They're Jaggi for Urgeyin® GI's in Tokyo No Longer Footloose and Faney-Free

Britain Proposed to Iran — That Her Oil Be Governed by United Nations Mandate

British Suggest UNO Control Of Oil Resources   British Ambassador Made This Proposal One Month Aqo

Uroes Crude Price Boost   IPAA Counsel Says Price Goal Has Not Been Reached

Naval Force to Leave Soon for Antarctic   Adm. Byrd Selected to Lead December Push Into Region

lran Hopes to Report Soon   Russia Maintains Stony Silence on Troops in Iran

Soviet Troops’ Presence Still Is Main Issue   Expect Draft To Be Made By May 20   TEHRAN, May &8—(Delayed)

lran Hoping Early Report All Reds Out   Soviet Silent; Council Action Deferring Discussion Satisfies Iranians

franian Sources Indicate Report Forthcoming On Soviel Evacuations

lran to Give U.N. Another Report   Ambassador Expects To Give Azerbaijan  Status By May 20

DISCUSSION OF ISSUE 1S CUT OFF   Council Meeting Boycotted By Russian Delegate

iran Promises an Early iReport on Red Troops   Hopes te Give Security Council @ “Conclusive™  Picture of Withdrawal Baolevem Rims OM MT. W..IF-

RAN TO REPORT ON RED TROOPS SOON   U.N. Security Council Ses -einn Adiaurned

JRAN QUESTION PUT OFF BY UNO GOUNCIL   Supplemental Report On Red Troop Withdrawal Asked

IRAN PROMISES REPORT TO UN   Early Word on Soviet Withdrawal Expected Soon; Envoy to Capitol

[ran Expects To Make Conclusive Report Shortly   UN Council Adopts Stcttinius Motion ‘fo Ask Report By May 20.

IRANIANS. HOPE. FOR REPORT ON RED DEPARTURE   ‘Are Satisfied With Action Of Security Council

CHARGE ‘REDS’ -- USE JAPANESE   CHINESE NATIONALISTS CLAIM  JAP TROOPS FIGHTING BE-  --- §EDE-CHINESE—COM-——-: MUNISTS

Inside Your Congress  ee aed  Russia or Stalin  ~~ by— SAMUEL B. PETTENGILL

Italy Plans to Protest Big Four’s Decision to Take Away Colonies

Italy to Fight For Colonies   Loss of Territory Decreed by Big-4

Italy Will Protest To Big Four   Doesn't Want to Renounce Sovereignty Over Her Colonies

BIG FOUR FACES TRIESTE ISSUE IN PARIS TODAY   Hope Seen for Peace Parley TPhie Symmer

ITALY PLANS 10. PROTEST LOSS OF COLONIES   Bir Four Decide te Strip Lands From Italians

ITALIANS PLAN PROTEST NOW   Action On Colonies By Big 4 Ministers Brings Swift Reaction In Italy

JEWS DEFY BRITISH TACTICS IN HOLY LAND   Jews Appeal For Ald To America. Britain And Russia

CITE .NEW, YORK AND EOME MEETINGS AS INDICATING WORLD ZIONISM BACKING THEM

Senator Byrd  Renominated   Veteran Virginia Senator Assured Of Third Term, Wins Virginia Pri mary

Murder Indictments In Heirens Case Reported    Chicago Youth May Be Arraigned Monday Morning

State’s Attorney Goes Before Grand Jury to Seek Indictments of Student in Two Murder Cases

Handwriting Of Heirens In Murder Missives  Boy Says Crimes Committed By Friend He Knew As ‘Murman

HANDWRITING SAID TO LINK HEIRENS WITH DEGNAN CASE   State’ s Attorney ‘Seeks tndictment of Youth by Grand tury

Will Indict Heirens for 2 Murders   Will Be Returned Tomor row, Says States Atior ney Crowley Today

TUOKY STATE HANDWRITING LINKS HEIRENS WITH DEATHS   Tells Grand Jury So As He Seeks Indictments For Two Killings

WRITING FOUND ON NOTE, WALL YOUNG HEIRENS’   Attorney Reveals Strong Evidence Against Degnan Suspect—Charges Asked

Heirens To Face Death Indictments   Charges Due Friday in Suzanne Degnan and Brown Slayings

Grand Jury Scheduled to Hear Heirens  Case Today   Tuohy Is Slated to Appear Before Jury Seeking Indictments Against Husky Youth

Garsson Case Will ~ Be Probed By Jury   Special Session Called to Consider Munitions Combine ©

GARSSON CASE BEING GIVEN GRAND JURY   Evidence In Frobe Of Munitions Combine Developed By Brothers Jo Be Given By Government .

GARSSON CASE TO GO TO U. S. GRAND JURY   Attorney General Clark Announces Munitions Combine Will Be Further Investigated.

‘Special Session To Study Munitions Combine Profits During Wartime Operations

Three Perish In Apartment Fire at Canton   Three Others Injured, Several Carried To Safety By Firemen

Brothers Held After Beating Draft Official   Returned Draftees Under $15,000 Bond

Norway Asks UN Assembly For Action   Chorus Challenges Russia To Renounce Use Of Veto Power

Action To Oust Spain s Dictator Is in Prospect   Pressure Increased Against Russia To Curb Veto Power Use

U.N. ACTION TO AUD DEMOCRATIC FORCES IN SPAIN IS URGED  CHALLENGE TO RUSSIA _ OVER FREQUENT USE - OF VETO PRESSED

Aid for Spanish Demos Asked   Norway, Chile Join Campaign Against “Excessive” Use of Veto Power by Russia

NORWAY AS ASKS FOR ‘ACTION ON SPAIN AT U.N. SESSIONS   Russia Again Asked to Re nounce Frequent Use of Veto  : on Top Questions

NORWAY PLEADS FOR DEMOCRATIC REGIME IN SPAIN   Swelling U.N. Chorus De. mands Russia Renounce Misuse of Veto

Norway Urges Action By U.N. Against Franco  Presshre On Russia T« Renounce Frequent Us ee ee eee

Scandinavian Country Also Calls On United Natione Assembly For Action To Assist “Democratic Forces Of Spain” — Full Airing Of Controversial Issue Asked — Delegates Will Come To Grips With Specific Problems Next Week

ASK CIVIL PROBE   Reds Challenged. For Frequent Use Of Veto Powers

Reds Face Battle On Veto Use   Nations Demand Limit On Power; Norway Asks Rid for Franco Foes

Assembly Hears Attacks on Veto Use by Russians   Lange Deals With Spanish Issue In Lengthy Speech Before General Assembly

Other Voices Rise In Challenge to Soviet Veto Use   Chile Calls for Ousting of Fascist Spanish Pari

e ° . i  Its Less Frequent Use - by Russia   4,   " APPEAL TO DELEGATES

ASK BAN ON DRAFTING OF WAR VETERANS   Senate Opens Debate On Bratt Extension Measure

SEEKS BAN ON RE-INDUCTION (F VETERANS   Sen. Johnson Wants Provision Written Into Draft Bill

BEVIN DESCRIBES RUSSIAN ATTITUDE AS BAR TO PEACI   Criticizes Soviet Idea That Her System Alone Is Democratic and World Should Adopt It,   DENIES EXISTENCE OF WESTERN BLOC   Briton Urges Moscow to Ac cept U. S. Proposal for 4Power Pact to Control German Arms.

Soviet Ideals Called Obstacle To Peace by Secretary Bevins   ‘Permanent Peace in Europe Can Only Be Assured If Russia Enters Freely Into European Settlements,’ He Says

Bevin Appeals To Soviets To Aim For Peace      Hits Soviet Ideas of Democracy and Security as Obstacles

Sevin Charges That Russia. Blocks Peace   Says Soviet Security And Democracy Ideas Greatest Obstacles

Bevin Calls Reds Peace Obstacle   Foreign Secretary Replies to Molotov

Bevin Calls Reds Ideas of Security Peace Obstacle   Brifish Foreign Secretar Appeals fo Russia To Work for Peace

‘Peace May Never Come Again, If Missed Now,  Bevin lells Russians   British Foreign Secretary Appeals To Reds To Work  For Peace; Hits Soviet Ideas Of Democracy, Security As Obstacles

CHARGES SCANDAL WN SOVIET RELIEF   ‘Catholic Ex Chaplain Asserts Red Cross Supplies Were Sauandered

Red Cross Moscow Scandal Bares Soviet Squandering of U. S. Relief

RUSSIAN SCANDAL IS CHARGED TODAY   American Relief Supplies Declared Squandered By Soviet.

RUSSIAN RELIEF : SUPPLIES FROM U. 5. SQUANDERED   Charges Made By Catholic Chaplain In U. S.

Tar Heel Named To Budget Post   James E. Webb Appointed Director of Budget By Truman Yesterday

James Webb New Budget Chief... .  Four North Carolinians Have Strong Hold On Federal Purse Strings

Spain Bars Lands To All Frenchmen   Private Correspondence,  Telegraph Suspended

Friday the 13th Club Members Shout Defiant ‘Boo’ at Voodoos   City's Formal Observance Of Yuletide To Be Made Sundav

17 Jefferson County People Born On Friday The 13th Form New Club

BIG PACKERS BAFFLED BY TRUMAN STAND   Meat Shortage Will Continue to First of Year, Is Belief

Army Rocket Plane May Eventually Fly 1,700 Miles an Hour Craft Will Be Tested  Soon at Height of 80 000 Feet 

TULSAN FOUND SHOT TO DEATH   Lee Ellis Barnes, 32, Service Station Employe, Victim of Gunman

Find Second Tulsan Shot fo Death   Gas Station Employe Found Slain at Station

Both Parties to Wage Dispute are Forbidden to Terminate Power Service; Union May not use  - Its Funds to Finance  Strike.

SERUM CONPLETE   Liner Halts In Mid-Ocean To Aid _Riotnneria Outbreak Vessel

— ee aaepeeenntens  Halsey Meant To Sink Japs Before Attack   Had Ordered Task Fleet To Sink Any Jap Ships Met Before Pearl Harbor

SAVING OF CUAL PUT AT 10 Por   Compliance in Winois With  Brownout Order Is Called Excellent

Gen. MacArthur Makes Protest   Division Of Korea Into American And Soviet Zones Is Not Approved

DECLARES ESTABLISIING   AMERICAN AND RUSSIAN CAUSES BARRIER ‘CUPATION

Truman Says Nuernberg Verdicts Will Stand as Warning to Aggressors

Strict Secrecy Cloaks Details Of Final Action   PrisonAuthoritiesDisclose Keitel, Too, Planned to Kill Self   Verdict ‘Warning to

TRUMAN HAILS CRIME EDICTS   Nuernberg Verdicts Will Warn Future World Brigands, President Says

RESCUE WOMAN; HUSBAND LOST   Spends 2 Weeks on Tsland After Wreck

SouthernBell WorkersBack On Jobs After Restraining Order Is Issued In Atlanta

Cotton Deals Are Suspended By Exchanaes   New York, Chicago and New Orleans Act After Three Days of Sharp Breaks in Prices

Federal Officials To Study Price Drop Cotton Markets Are Closed: Probe Set

EXCHANGES HALT TRADING IN COTTON   ACTION FOLLOWS 8 DAYS OF PRICE BREAKS AND “BEAR RAID” CHARGFS.

HOPE OF AVERTING RAIL STRIKE SEEN   Illinois Central Men to Cancel Plans for Walkout.

Railroad Crisis Far From Settled Operators Say   “Some Progress Made’ Is Most Encouraging News frorn Conference.

Warns Small Businesses Slowly Being Eliminated   Atty. Gen. Clark In Address At Trade Convention In Atlantic City

CLARK FEARS A SQUEEZE-OUT OF SMALL BUSINESS   Tells Chamber of Commerce Monopoly Trend Daneerous

Chiang Forces Reported Closing or Communist Troops in North China

Chihfeng in Northern  Jehol Province Menaced By Government Troops; Kalgan Also Threatened

CHINESE PEACE HOPES REVIVED   Newnalists Reported — 1 New Gains As Peace Committee Meets

SENATOR ASKS ARMED MIGHT IN NORTHWEST   Big Dams Said High On Probable Air Target List

Ohio Assembly Approves Gl Housing, Pension Bills   Aged, Blind To Benefit by New Legislation; Vets To Get Home under $6,000,000 Fund

VET HOUSING BILL PASSES BOTH HOUSES   Also Approve Increased Bene) fits for Blind, Aged:  :  ) Adjourn

—LEGISLATURE$6,000,000 GI Housing pill Passed  BE ft   Increase Benefits For Aged, Blind

OHIO PUTS FINAL 0, K, ON PLANS FOR VET HOUSING   $6,000,000 Program Designed To Boost Building; - Bid For Blind Unned ©

65-CENT WAGE FLOOR PLAN GOES TO HOUSE   Bill Carries Rider To Boos Farmer Parity Prices

IOWA HOG SETS WORLD RECORD   Sells for $2,256 for New Price High at Show

GOP'S ATTEMPT TOINGREAS: 6-VOTE MARGIN   Election Of Dem Senators  Is Challenged

Highest Tribunal In Conference On Lewis Appeal   U. S. Attorney General Urges Early Decision On Contempt Appeal

Republicans Plan Moves Against Bilbo   Want To Prevent His Being Sworn jn

Bilbo Needs Aid Of 32 Senators  n Retain Seat If an ot Mo ny Ba oie

m.   “The Man’’ Needs Support Of 32 Senators lHickenlooper And Bridges. To Lead Action

SAYS 32 VOTES CAN SAVE BILBO   Republican Asserts TwoThirds Vote Required For Ouster

Two Officials Injured During  Chicago Melee   Union. Lender Reports Two Pickets Were Hurt in “[ucident” al Ashtabula, Ghio   Aceuses Carriers Association Goons   NMU President Curran On Wav to New York to Negotiate with One  Company

TWO OFFICIALS HURT IN GREAT LAKES. STRIKE   Several Pickets Also Injured as Auto Crashes Lines

Two Officials Of Lake Car. ‘ ‘riers Association Are Iniured  ‘   FOUR ‘C. . 0. SEAMEN’ ARE HELD AFTER DISTURBANCE

GREAT LAKES STRIKE STIRS LIP VIOLENCE   MELEE AT CHICAGO INJURES TWO; AFL TUGMEN QUIT

UARRIER MEN BEATEN UP IN UNION FIGHT   Several Pickets Injured at Ashtabula; Curran Promises Fight.

Two Hurt in Lake Strike Picket Clash   Union and Boat Lines Disagree on Scope OF Traffic Tieup.

Waterfront Brawls Two Lake Carriers Men Beater Up As Strike Violence Flares

Strike Control Bill ‘Junked’   Senate Group to Bring Out New Measure

Case Strike Measure "‘Junked,’ Solon Says   Labor Bill Being Entirely Rewritten, Ellender Asserts

‘Case strike billjunked by senate group’  Ellender reveals eammiittee achon

SENATORS DISCARD CASE. STRIKE. BILL   NEW MEASURE TO BE WRITTEN BY COMMITTEE FOR . ONE PASSED BY HOUSE.

Bowles Says Meat Famine Within A Week May Resutt   Senate in Meantime to Talk 24 Hours on : Streamlining

Says Delay on OPA Extension Hits Production   Bowles Predicts Increase in Prices if  Controls Abolished

U. S: Forecasts Famine In Meat   Agency Asserts Growers, Packers Holding Back Until July 1

Bowles Hits  Senate Delay on OPA Bill   Livestock Growers, Packers Reported Holding Supplies   Would End Ceilings

‘DEAL’ WITH ARAB LEAGUE CHARGED BY JEWISH AGENCY Britain Might Resign Mandate Over Palestine, lf U.§. Declines To Help. Spokesman Reveals

Considers Forfeit oi Mandate 1f U.S. Beclines to Cooperate In Palestine Di vis ion, Arabs Balk

STATE FARMERS: OPPOSE TAX ON CO - OPERATIVES   ‘RS! MINE OPERATOR ON WOULD RESUMI ES: NEGOTIATIONS      Battle Will Be Carried Be fore Assembly Despite Council Approval      WHOLESALE MARKET IS ALSO ADVOCATED

Tax On Cooperatives ls Bitterly Opposed   Farm Bureau Outlines Plans of 1947 Legis lative Proaram

Plane on Test Flight, 3 Carried No Passengers? Man, Wife and Three  f"LilJdean FC Ree tases  err rA   Ideal Growing Weather Seen

FNERCY PLAN IS FAVORED   Good Reaction Shaping Up for Proposal Made Through Baruch,  Although Official Comment Is Withheld.

Baruch Atomic Plan Arouses Wide Approval  UN Delegates Delay Opinion, Send Text To Home Nations;

Possible New Form Seen For Councit   Baruch Plan Has Gained Favor; Foreign Capitals Are Reserved

Atomic Bomb Offer Indicates U. S. is Striving For Peace   First Reaction in UN Circles in New York Called Favorable

Reaction to U.S. Atomie Offer Good   Comment of Foreign Capitals Reserved Until Implications Of Plan Are Studied

Offer to Scrap Bomb Is Given Good Reception   Foreign Leaders Reserve Comment Pending Reviews

Reaction From . Foreign Nations Seems Favorable   Official Comment on Atom Plan Reserved

U.S. Proposal For World Peace Is Wel! Received   Offers To Scrap  Atomic Monopoly

Too Early For Official Comment, But British Press Received American Plan With Enthusiasm. 

No Official Comment In Capitals   Will Wait Until Whole Plan Is Studied

UNITED NATIONS SENTIMENT IN FAVOR OF U. S. ATOM PROPOSAL GROWS IN UNOFFICIAL CIRCLES

No Official OK Reported; Plan Favored. Claim   Scientists Support Baruch Proposal To United Nations

British Press, U. S. Scientists Praise Baruch  Atom Proposal   Foreign Capitals Reserve Comment While Study _ ing Plan

Proposal On Atomic Bomb Waits Action   Plan for All Nations To Scrap Atomic Warfare Is Sent to Governments for Consideration.

U. $. Atom Plan Well Received   Favorable Reaction Is Noted Among U. N.

World Reaction  To A-Bomb Offe Is Favorable  U.N. Refers Baruch Report To Home Governments

First British Reaction Favorable, but Most Nations Wait Further Study; Scientists and Senate Leaders Hail Document as ‘Historic’

Reaction Is Favorable To Offer   Foreign Capitals Await Review of Policy Implications in U. S. Proposal   Scientists Approve   Americans Who Worked on Development Are in Favor

OFFER TO SCRAP ATOMIC BOMB IS GAINING IN FAVOR   FOREIGN CAPITALS BEGIN STUDY OF RIGID CONDITIONS

A-Plan Wins  Favor #      Acclaimed Unofficially, But Nations Reserve .  Comment Pending’ .:: Study of Proposal...’

First Reaction To U.S. Atomic ‘Plan Favorable   Foreign Capilals, However: Reserve Comment Until Government Review Baruch Document

MRS, ROOSEVELT STEALS SHOW   U. S. DELEGATION TO ASSEMBLY REACHES ENGLAND

U.S. Co-operation Pledged as UNO Delegates Arrive   Stettinius, Mrs. Roosevelt And Others Welcomed At Southampton

V. A. Approves Use Of ~ Terminal Leave Bonds For Insurance Payments

Cotton Pricing Rule Will Be Discarded   OPA To Continue Rent Control With Larger Staff

OPA Waging Resolute Rent Control Fight   Agency Expands Its Rental Staff; Plans Determined Battle. To Maintain All   Ceilings On Rents

OPA To Fight To Maintain Rent Controls   Has Backing of White House; Recruit New Field Employes

Truman Backing Assured Agency: Staff Exnanded   Already 200 Additional Employes Are Recruited.

Fight to Maintain Rent Contre!s   This Was Signaled Today by “OPA as. Agency. Expanded Its Rental Staff.

OPA Expanding Rental Staff   Determined Fight to Maintain Controls Is Indicated

OPA Expands Enforcement Staff for Rent Control; Cuts Other Divisions

OPA Hiring For Expanded Rent Control   Staff Enlarged as Other Pricing Curbs Rélinaguished

OPA Determinec To Control Rent   Price Agency Hires 200 New Employes

OPA Rent Division Increases Its Staff   Look for Determined Fight by Agency to Keep Lids Intact

Rental Staff of OPA Expanded   Expects To Recruit 400 New Employes

Covernment Takes Over  lron Plants   Steel Industry Included In Drastic Step

British Coal and _ Steel Firms Will  Be Nationalizes   Churchill Rises on House Floor to Challenge Government Move

BRITISH STEEL AND IRON INDUSTRY T0 BE NATIONALIZED   : Churchill Raps Government   ‘After Announcement in.  : Unseen al facmmnne

Britain Will Take Over Steel Industry   Churchill Protests Lack of Debate  Before Decision

SEEK BAIL FOR PRO GRID “FIXER’   Defense Attorneys Claim Clark Will Not Leave Town

AS EXTREMIST IGNORE BRITISH   Wide Manhunt Pressed for Five Officers Kidnaped And Held as Hostages

British Seek To Force Return Of Officer Hostages   Punitive Measures Against Holy Land Saboteurs Are Ignored, However   RAILWAY TRACKS BOMBING TARGET

JEWISH EXTERMISTS BLAST. RAIL TRACKS   Rebellion Spreads Through Holy Land

JEWS IGNORE ATTEMPTS 10 CONTROL RIOTS   British Troops Stage Manhunt For Saboteurs

Spanish Issue Confronts UN   Question Of What Ta Do About Franco Is Raised

FRANCO OUSTER DEMANDED IN U, N. MEETING   Cilean Speaker Raises Spanish issue in Assembly

Action Is Demanded Fo: Elimination Of Fascist Sponsored Dictators   Chile Leads Move To Unseat Spain’s Dictato Without Pushing People Into A Renewal Of Civil War Conditions.

Spain Issue Before UN For Action   Assembly Considers Ques. tion of Ending Dictat orship of France

Chile Places Franco Question Before UN   Norway Calls for Formal Debate on ‘Common Action’

U.S. PLANS TO PUT ISLANDS TRUSTEESHIP   Will Keep Control Until Decision  Is Reached

United Nations Action Against Spain Pressed  Chile Brings Up Topic and Is

Soviets ireat Americans To Roudh Recenfior   Russian Attitude Said Very Hostile

Learns Yanks Not Welcome In Manchuria   Packard Says Town Swarms with Lend-Lease Supplies

TSOVIET PRESS ATTACKS AMERICAN BUSINESS ENTERPRISE IN KOREA; QUESTIONS U.S. TROOPS IN EGYPT

RUSSIAN PRESS HITS AMERICAN ROLE IN KOREA   Also Wants To Know When U. S. Forces Are Going To Get Out Of Egypt

G.O.P. Candidate for U.S. Senator Address C.I.0., Fears Regimented Society Could Come; Says Labor Must Not Betray Self

Irving M. Ives ‘Predicts Coming Of Regimentation   Declares in Speech -at Lake Placid Labor and: Capital Must Coopeératé

Free Government  Threatened by  Work Stoppages Regimented Seciety Seen  Uf Labor and Management Then’? Cannerate Save Ivec

Arthur Chevrolet Hangs Himself   Last of Three Brothers Who Headed Automobile  Company at Organization

SEVERAL AIR UNITS INCLUDED IN PROPOSED SETUP FOR PEACETIME MILITARY

UN. Votes World-Wide  Troop Census   Russia Overridden On Effort to Avert Home Army Inventory

UN Committee Asks World Troop Study   Forces on Home Soil As Well as Those Abroad Face Count

Wants List of Armed Forces And Location   ' Molotov Opposes Baring  Home Army; Wants A _Ramh Tiesto

» RUSSIAN OBJECTIONS » OVERRIDDEN IN VOTE OF POLITICAL BODY   ARMY INVENTORY AND DISARMAMENT SAID ROTH SAME QUESTION

Institution Of World-Wide Troop Inventory Aim Of U.N. Political Committee

Vote Report on Troops Outside Home Terrifory   New Wrangle Flares On Russian Demand For Arms Secrets

URGE REVIEWS ~~ OF DISCHARGE   COMMITTEE RECOM CHECKUP OF CASES AND “CHANGE IN ARMY sys ‘ TEM OF GRADING      By ARTHUR F. HERMAN International N-ws Service

(730 ADDITIONAL NAZI EXPERTS ! ARE COMING TO UNITEDSTATES   ; German And Austrian Scientists Have Saved Nation More Than 750 Millions In Basic Research In Rocket Weapops

Urge Withdrawal From. China And Tealtt.of UNRRI   Senators Return from Air Tour. with Despair For Chinese :

Senators Urge End to Direct Aid to Chinese   Withdrawal of Yank Troops Also Called For by U. S. Solons

Senators Urge Troops Be Recalled From China, Relief Ended   Ellender, Ranking Congressional Tour Member, Terms Situation ‘Hopeless,’ Assails ‘Graft’ in U. N. R. R. A. Cargoes

ELLENDER AND OTHERS END WORLD TOUR   They Report Grafters Are Diverting — UNRRA Aid from Needy

Backers Tell Of Memorial Band —  Shell Drive Plan   - Committee Explains - Campaign Program To Raise Money

Memorial Band _ Shelt Drive Plan  a =7 oe e   <Committee Explains Campaign Program To Raise Money —

Negotiations ‘In Good Faith’ Must Be Established Is Gist O£ Reply; Company Had Asked For Arbitration Of Issues   UNION WILLING TO NEGOTIATE. REPORT

Juquesne Inion Ban:  irhitration  Mill Continue to legotiate; Strike   Mill Continue to legotiate; Strike day Come as Early \s Soturday

Release Invalid In Man's Death  Attorney Calls It Case of Self Defense

FURLOUGH PAY — hes CEILINGS— Continued on Page Two Continued on Page Tw:  Slaying Held Justifiable; — Crippled Girl Is Released

LOAN 15 VITAL, CHURCHILL SAYS   DECLARES PROPOSED U. 8S. ADVANCE WOULD HELP PUr BRITAIN ON FEET.

Victory Vacation Begins :  Churchill, In Florida For Rest. Defends British Loan

BUDGET CUTS MUST COME FIRST, SOME BELIEVE   Immediate Income Tax  Relief Not Likely.

BRIGHT SPOTS ARE NOTED.ON NATION'S INDUSTRIAL SETUP   ‘Radio Stars Still May Strike: Newspaper Forced to Suspend Issues

Leaders In Radio Support Walkout   Contract Big Issue; Other Labor Lines Some Brighter

Few Bright Spots On Labor Front; Top A. F. R. A. Units Favor Strike

Radio Strike Threat Grows Among Artists   Three AFL Units Agree to, Seek New Contract

RADIO UNIONS FAVOR STRIKE FOR CONTRACT   Three Largest Units Authorize Walkout Uniess Networks Agree.

Radio Folks Favor Strike   Artists Demanding New Contract With Networks; Other Labor Front News

LABOR PICTURE SHOWS PROMISE   Radio Artist Threat Latest Strike Action

Artists of Radio Set To Strike   Showdown In Mine Dispute Scheduled Te Telke Monday,

Demand Contract From Four Major Networks ‘Or Else’   Coal Walkout Talks Open Again Monday

Bright Spots Show Up On U.S. Labor Front   Ford Motor Company Strike Ends but Radio Anists Fovor Wo:kout

Radio Artists Favor a Strike   Three Largest   Units for Walkout

STRIKE PICTURE INDIFFERENT ACROSS NATION   Radio Artists’ Strike Threatens Over Contracts

Other Units Would Join In Strike Unless Major Networks Agree to Pact

AFL Radio Artists Favor Walkout for Network Contracts   Newspaper, Airline, Cai Strikes Go On; Coal Dispute in Lull

‘AFL Strike For Networks (Threatened   Soft Coal Dispute in Lull For Week End, Meeting Scheduled for Monday; Studio Confab Slated 

New York and Chicago Units Join Hollywood Stars in Authorizing Strike Against Systems.   ‘LABOR PICTURE IS   BRIGHTER ELSEWHERE

Radio Strike Threat Mars ‘Labor Front   Largest Units Of Artists On Networks Favor Walkout Unless Demand On Wages Is Met

Members Of ‘AFRA Vote For Strike   Want New Contract From Networks; Lull In Soft Coal Dispute; Sabotage At Riverdale

Radio Artists Favor Walkout   Lull Seen In Soft Coal Dispute; Showdown Starts Monday

sicians.in} Cities For Strike   Seek New Contract — With Major Networks

THREAT OF RADIO STRIKE GROWS: NEWSPAPERS, AIRLINES, MOVIES DISPUTES CONTINUE OVER NATION

Security Council Awaits Reports  TDieleaates Watch   Delegates Watch Tranian Issue

End Of Air Pilots’ Strike Near; Allis-Chalmers Dispute Continues

END OF 15-DAY PILOT STRIKE APPEARS NEAR   Arbitration Agreement Reached; Lewis Demands On Mine Wages Awaited

Pilots May Accept Federal Proposal For Arbitration   Many More Miners Out, Allis-Chalmers Pickets Go Back On

‘TWA Strike Ends As Pilots Accept U.S: Arbitration  Association Chief Cave Dinnac Mun:

T.W.A. Strike  Break   Offer of Federal Mediation Accepted; Pilots to Fly Again “Almost. Immediately’

TALKS RESUMED IN COAL DISPUTE   Walkouts Put Emphasis Or Meetings At Washington

PILOTS’ STRIKE IS EXPECTED END SOON, MEDIATION PLANNED / MINERS CONTINUE-TO WALK OFF JOBS IN

Mine Parleys Resumed; More Men Walk Out  Work Stoppage Rieamad fia Adan’ s

Sporadic. Walkouts Occur in Mines As Conferees Meet   Ton Minne Shor Raz, in Kentucky, 1,800 Idle; Misunderstanding Is ‘Allowed’

U. S.. ARBITRATES, TWA’PILOTS WILL GO BACK-TO WORK   Pilots Accept Government PRin to Arbitrate While Planes Are Flying

Will Seek A Shorter Work Week  ‘ More Stay Off Job - To Push Demands

PILOTS’ STRIKE [5 EXPECTED END SOON; MEDIATION PLANNED  MINERS CONTINUE TO WALK OFF JOBS IN SUPPORT OF U.M.W.

Strike Appears To Be Near End  TWA, Union Accept Proposal to Arbitrate

End of Strike By Pilots Now Appears Near   Both Sides in Dispute Accept in Principle Arbitration Proposal Of U. S. Conciliator

Airlines Strike Near Settlement, Conciliator Says  Specific Demands From John L. Lewis Awaited At Parley

Air Walkout Nearing End   Pilots and Company Accept In Principle Proposal For Arbitration

WATCH IS KEPT ON COAL MINES   Wonder Whether Talks To Go On During Peace Or Strikes   PARLEYS ‘DELICATE’

Accept Proposal For Arbitration: Renew Mine Talks   Lewis Presents UMW Demands at Morning Discussion; Report More Mines Closed

AIRLINE PILOTS STRIKE APPEARS : APPROACHING END   Federal Conciliator Sys Both  Sides Accept Arbitration  Drannatcal

Air Line Pilots Accept Proposal   Trans World Planes to Resume Flights

(Coal Contract Talks Resume in Washington   Sporadic Walkouts Al Some Mines Lent Eni

Airline . Strike May End   Government, Miners Recess Till Wednesday; Coal Strikes Spread

RENEW TALKS ON SOAL ISSUES IN WASHINGTON   Expects Settlement of Pilots Strike In Near Future

PROGRESS TOWARD ENDING A WALKOUT   Mediator Reports Tentative Accord in Airline Pilot Strike

NEW PACT MAY BRING END TO PILOT STRIKE   Airline Battle Leaders Accept Arbitration Bid—Coal Issue Viewed

Disputants In Strike Agree  On Arbitrating   Goverument Officials  Awnit Wage Demands Front Mine Workere MWaack

London Squatter Leaders Receive Arraignment Stay Prosecutor Not Ready for Case.

Communist Heads In London Have Hearing Postponed   Squatter Invasion  Leaders Get Bail

PORTER 10 HEAD GROUP TO GREECE     ‘FORMER OPA DIRECTOR NAMED CHIEF OF AMERICAN  ECONOMIC “MISSION,

Wheeler Will Not Run As an Independent In Montana Campaign   Veteran Senator Had Thousands of Appeals To Enter Race; Will Continue Fight Against Groups Undermining Government

Wheeler Will Not Run As independent   Takes Truman  Off Hot Snot

Integrity Of E. W. Pauley Attacked _In Senate Hearing On Appointment

ICC. Appoints Boxear Czar In Emergency   Relief Shipments _Need More Cars ‘Without Delay

Lausche To Talk   Governor Frank J. Lausche will speak tonight at 7:15 o'clock over Station WLW.

TAKER PUT PICKET UNEa AT 19 PLANT!   Steel Strike Shuts Nation’s Mills, Aluminum Plants. Mines.

Screwball Moran Fidgets on Nest As Time Nears for Hatching of Ostrich

Air Activity Along Alpines ls Charged   ‘Premier Claims Flying Wasn't Accidental

Says Reconnaissance Of Military Areas Done Deliberately   Officials Plan To Open Grave of Five Fliers To Verify Report None Parachuted from Blazing C-47 Transport

Tito Accuses U.S. Of Deliberately  Examining Posts   Reconnaissance Along. Alpine Border Charged; Dead American Fliers To Be Buried With Full Honors

Tito Charges U. S. Violates Air Rights   Military Authorities Accused Of Reconnoitering Troubled Italian Border

Tito Counters  With Charges   Accuses U. S. Of Deliberate Aerial Reconnaissance

Flights Over Nation Said Deliberate   Arbitrary Acts By Allied Fliers Declared Common

Tito Flays Americans Air Policy   Yugoslav Chief Charges Deliberate Scouting Of His District.

FIND BODIES OF 5 U, 8. FLYERS: PLAN FUNERAL   United States Remains Silent on Satisfaction for 48 Hour Ultimatum

~ Marshal Accuses Americans Of Making Deliberate Reconnaissance Missions

ARMY'S TRIPS CALLED EFFORT TO INTIMIDATE   Flights Designed to Bolster Anti-Nationalists, Marshal

SAYS THAT IS PURPOSE OF YANK FLIGHTS   Ambassador Patterson Confirms Death of Five Airmen Shot Down by Yugoslav Fighter Pilots Last Monday.

CLAIMS YANKS TRY TO BLUFF HIS PEOPLE   Missions Over Yugoslavia Deliberate, He Says   MASS GRAVE   Containing Bodies Of Air Crash Victims Will Be Opened Today

U.S. Flights Termed ‘Deliberate by Tito   Unauthorized Trips Described as Aerial Reconnaissance by Leader of Yugoslavia

Reconnoitering Border Marshal Tells Press; No Reply To Ultimatum

Five Americans Downed To Have Military Rites   Belgrade Stalls on American Ultimatum As Time Runs Out

Dictator Scores  Flights   Says Americans Spy on Frontier From Planes

Tito Charges Deliberate Spying By Aun   Reconnaissance Of Military Installations Has Been Intentional,  er . Pest er ee

TITO MAKES REPLY   Official Says United States Made Deliberate  Flights

U, S, MILITARY AUTHORITIES ARE ACCUSED BY TITO   Says Deliberate Aerial Reconnaisance Was Made on the Frontier.   SENT A WRITTEN REPLY   Claimed Unauthorized Flights Over Yugoslav Soil Carried Out.

Accusation By Tito   Says U.S. Planes Made Deliberate Reconnaissance Flight:

RETIRING HEAD OF OPA WARNS OF INFLATION   Stabilizer Demand: Swift Approval Of Program

owns Pleads   PA Declares Inflationary Explosior reatens, Claims All Except Rent ‘ontrols May Be Lifted Next Year

Young Mute Temporarily Regains Voice; Grateful for Christmas Gift

Vinson Urges  Sound Economy  Needed To Head Off War Ho Neacrlarac

Addresses Heads Of Internafional Monefary Bank   Inaugural Meeting of Twe International Fiscal Bodies Begins at Savannah

DANGER UF WAR —OEEN BY VINSGR    TREASURY CHIEE URGES  SOUND WORLD ECONOMY TO HEAD OFF CONFLICT.

LABOR GROUPS JOIN CAMPAIGN ON REACTION   Big Cities Retain Key to Control Of House

AFL, CIO Urge Voters Defeat  Reactionaries Urge Election  - Of Labor's  - Friends

Officials Discuss Attacks On US Planes; 3 Airmen Believed Killed In Crash

Plan Inquest Monday In Deaths Of Victims O1 Naperville Train Crash

MEAT CUTTERS OBEY FEDERAL PLANT SEIZURE   Wage Policy Chiefs Reverse Position  As U.S. Acts

Union Reverses Former Decisior To Defy Seizure   Action Not End of Strike, Official in Wage Dispute Says

Union Orders CIO Holdouts Back Monday   Companies Prepare To Speed Up Work In Slauchterhouses

STONE POLICE, ‘TROOPS 1000 Arab Youths Protest  Jewish Immigration Edict

Palestine May Be a Battleground  Claims Arabs Are  Uraina ‘Holv War"

Thousand Arab Youths  Demonstrate  Mob Stones Police  Riot Is Quelled PBS Bettch Teanne

Public Denial of Charges By Folger That Pressure Was Brought On Voters

Aan ieee Aaa Hmenerctie  NO MORE MASS MEETINGS IN ETO WITHOUT PERMISSION

McNARNEY PLACES BAN ON GI MASS MEETINGS   ‘Demonstrations Have Served Purpose,’ Declares Commander of Europe Forces

CONGRESS MAY LET DRAFT LAW DIEON MAY 15   Threat Helps To Complicate Demobilization Tangle Over Replacements

Replacement Job Affected By Draft Lav   Members of House Military Conmitice Ready To Let Act Expire  me we May 15

Commander Puts Ban on  GI Meetings   All Efforts Being Made To Return Men to U. S. Quickly, Royall Tells Investigating Solons

Prelate’ s Body Begins I Tits Long Journey to U.S.   Escorted: By Protession Of “Mourners, te Slow Meas: ures of Dirge to Out-”. skirts of Dublin

Glennon’ S Body Started On Tri ‘Ip to U.S   Irish Army Band Plays Dirge as  Procession Moves

CARDINAL'S BODY ON LAST JOURNEY   MOVED FROM CHAPEL AFTER THOUSANDS FILE PAST BIER

MANY BATH STUDENTS ENROLLED IN U. OF M. AT BRUNSWICK CAMPUS      New Branch Now in Full Swing With About 800 Students Enrolled

Settle GM Strike at Long Meet   Announcement of End _ of Long Stoppage Is Made Today

Detroit, Mar. 13—-(AP) —The General Motors strike was settled today on the basis of an 18, cents an hour wage increase (164 per cent).

Gen. Motors, UAW Settle Issue OF Pay   Terms Not Yet Revealed; All-Night Conference Continues Today; Only Minor Problems Remain To Be Solved

Yank Sergeant identifies General Homma As Driving Alongside Bataan Death March

Homma Rode Along Death March Route   Sergeant Puts Finger on Jap General as One of High Officers Who Motored Past Bataan Survivors

YANK TESTIFIES GEN. HOMMA SAW ‘MARCH OF DEATH   Sergeant Charges Jap Communder Rode Along Prisoners’ Route

YANK SERGEANT ACCUSES HOMMA   IDENTIFIES JAP AS OFFICER WHO SAW DEATH MARCH

Agreement of Union and Government Signed in Washington; Workers in Indiana Back on Job   MINE PAY BOOST WILL BE RESULT

PRIGE RISE. UP 10 2ab PER TON ON GOAL LINEL   Jump in Production Costs Put at 30c With Operators Absorbing 5c   VICTORY FOR UMW HEAD.   But Nation’s Loss in Output Alone Is Estimated at Two Billion Dollars

Public To Pay Bulk of Coal Wage Boosts   Full Production Monday, But Anthracite Union Men On Strike Now

Coal Prices Will Go Up 25 Cents Per Ton   Soft Coal Miners Resume Full Production Monday; Anthracite Workers On Strike Now

Coal Believed Due for Rise Of 25c a Ton   Operators Expected To Absorb Expense Of Welfare Prooram

Expect Operators To Absorb 5c Of 30c Rise  In Production Costs   UMW Making Plans To Get Same Terms Fror Operators That Government Gave Men As Manager Of Federally Seized Pits.

yee Z)-Lent Per Ton Hike To Consumers   Full Production In Soft Coal Mines Expected by Monday

UMW Boss Sends Miners fo Work   Wage Benefits Due To Bring Coal Cost Up 25 Cents Per Ton.

Committee Is Named To Study Building Needs   Over 500 Attend Chicken Dinner

SUCCESS ATTRIBUTED TO NAVARRO COUNTY SUPPORT BY NOMINEE  APPRECIATION EXTENDEL TQ RESIDENTS OF AREA

SUCCESS ATTRIBUTED TO NAVARRO COUNTY SUPPORT BY NOMINEE  APPRECIATION EXTENDEL - TO RESIDENTS OF AREA  WHO KNEW WIM REST

Eight Held In Robbery Cases   Negro Boys Were Members OF “X-9 Club”; More Are Soucht

FIND HEIRENS PARDON NOTE   Chicago Boy Murder Suspec' Guarded After Letter

 —————— eS SRE ae A SEs ems ERE EMA roaenen Uae rae Cee  United States Plans To Step Up Exchange With Soviet Union

U. 5. Considers Plans To Increase Exchange Of Students With Russia

Bowles Pleads for Less Self-Interest to Insure Flood of Consumer Goods

Bowles Hopeful on Truman Plan   Ask Cooperation in Pay-Price Policy

THREE BiG “IFS” ARE WITHOLDIN( GOODS - BOWLES   Fear, Doubt, Self-Interest - Production Chokers, He Declares

THREE HURDLES 10 PRODUCTION, STATES BOWLES   Says Fear and Greed Are the First Obstacle to  Prograny’s Success   URGES CONTROLS REMAIN:   Holds Price Act, Subsidies on Food Must Stay and Agencies Be Improved

Bowles Defends Pay, Price Setup  Confident Policy To Aid Production

Three Bottlenecks Delay Production   Bowles Outlines Main. Causes of Work Delays

Bowles Lists Three ‘lis’ Of Production   Says Doubt, Fear, and Selfishness Stall U. S. Output

Bowles Says Fear, Doubt and Blind Solf-Ingerest Stand Between U.S. Ard Flood of Consumer Goods

Gov. Lausche Is Assailed -For Liquor Board :Pressure   Subject of Veterans Housing May Be Called to Agenda for Special Session

ATTACK MADE ~~ ON GOVERNOF   REPUBLICANS IN SENATE UN. LEASH POLITICAL BLASTS AS SPECIAL SESSION CONVENES

INVITE MORE NATIONS FR FOOD COUNCIL   Propose 20 to Serve on Emergency Board in Future.

Russia and Argentina Are Invited   New Agency to Deal With Food Crisis Projected By U.S. and Britain

20-Nations FoodGroup Suggested   U. S$. Britain, Canada Want Emergency Food Council To Replace Combined Board

DELAY SEEN IN LABOR LAW APTION   Senate Group Studies Three Settlement Plans for Labor Dispute

ANTLSTRIKE eos   None Expected to Reach Senate Floor for Three Weeks

7 New Cases Filed in Court During: Week   Sixgeek Divorces; Judgment Sought In Fire Cloims

7 Cases Filed In Court Here  Six Divorce Actions Filed This Week

Bevin: Opposes: ‘Setting Lip of 5. Nation Study Group To  Ascertain Facts of War In Indonesia; Dutch Also Say It Is None of UNO’s Business. 

UNO Group May Shelve Indonesians’ Complaints —   Charges Of Russia Next On Schedules

UNO May Shelve Indonesian Dispute To Await Outcome Of Current Negotiations   Council! To Resume Debate On Russian Charges That War Is Being Waged In Java

—UNITED NATIONS— Indonesian Dispute May Be Shelved Debate Is Resume:  fe C.7.21 he cre,

TALKS RESUMED BY UNO TODAY ON JAVA ISSUE   May Shelve Indonesia Problem Until Current Fight Is Settled

UNO CONSIDERS RED PLAN FOR INVESTIGATION   Soviets Want 5-Power Board to Probe Indonesian Situation

Indonese Fight May Be Shelved  Dutch Move Expected to Influence UNO

MATTER MAY BE LEFT UP 10 THE OPPOSING SIDES   Jutch And Indonesians May Be Allowed To Try Their Negotiations First; Bitter W ords Between British And Russians.

UNO May Shelve  Indonesia Dispute   Security Council Prepares Debate Over Russian Charges on Java War

Reds Charge Java Dispute _ Is Spark To World War III   UNO Probes Soviet Claims Undeclared Strife ls Being Waged In East Indies

Security y Council Debates Russian Demand For Probe Of Indonesian Situation

UNO May Shelve Indonesian Plea If Truce Works   NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN DUTCH AND JAVA STARTED

UNO MAY DELAY JAVA DISPUTE   Security Council Resumes Debate On Russian Charges

“War” Raging ls Charge Of Russians   UNO Is Faced With Delicate Situation

UNO Debates Russ Demand On Indonesia      Wants Five-Power Commission To Investigate Indonesian Situation.   ‘MAY BE SHELVED

SOVIETS CLAIN WAR WAGED , INJAVA   Hot Words Are Exchanged By Bevin, Vishinsky   END OF CONFAB   Expected Wednesday Night: Await Result Of Negotiations In Batavia

UNO Cou neil May ShunAside  (Indonesia Row      Action: On” Dispute May Await, Onteome Of ‘Current Negotiations  > With Dutch

UN May Put Off Decisior  On Indo   Russian Charge Of War In Java Is  Under Study

CABINET MEMBERS CALLED IN   Nation Paralyzed By Complete Tieup Of Rail Traffic

RITISH ACTION N IRAN DRAWS MOVIET FIRE   Charges Attempt To Rule Tehran

MOSCOW RADIO TAKES POKE AT BRITISH AIMS   Row Flares Over Oil Field Interests In Southern Iran Section

Kimmel to Tell Of Sneak Attack   Short to Testify After Pearl Harbor Admiral

NEW GADGET CAN DO EVERYTHING EXCEPT TALK  ‘World's Fastest Calculating Machine’ Claimed Step Toward Improved Living For All Nations

CIO Seamen Take Over Ships Strike; Few Break Lines   AFL Withdraws Pickets After Steelman Rule; NMU Takes Over

CIO Replaces AFL Picketers In Ship Strike  AFL Longshoremen Cross ” Lines, Leader Says Rival

ClO Shoulders Prolonged Strike Among Seamen  Some AFL Workers Cross Picket Line

ClO Seamen Take Over Ship Strike   AFL Longshoremen Cross ClO  Picket Line  At New York

AFL Dock Workers Cross CIO Lines ‘At New York Pies   Thirty Go to Work, 200  Gihwes Refuse; A.F.L. Leader Assails  NLU. Group

30 Go Through But 200 Refuse Plea To Work   Incident at New York; Wage Dispute No Nearer to Solution

ClO Strikers Fai To Get Help of AFL Longshoremen  Picket Line Crossed; Union Is Accused Of Communist Leaning

About 30 AFL Members In New York Break Line As 200 Others Wen't Go To Work

Ryan, Head Of ILA, Says Rival Union  Is Communist Group; Loneshoremen Out

Seamen Cross Picket Lines.   AFL Workers Return to Ships Despite." CIO Union Strike ~

ClO Seamen Carry On  With Strike  AFL Longshoremen in One Case Cross Picket Lines

CLO.Takes Over Seaman’s Strike   Picket Line Crossed by A-F.L. Longshoremen in New York   ¥. DEMAND “PARITY” PAY   _ AFL. Leader Says Communists Head the C.1.0.  Strike

ClO SEAMEN TODAY _ SHOULDERED THE SHIPPING STRIKE   In One Instance Their Picket Lines Were Crossed By AFL Longshoremen.   30 GO THROUGH LINE   There Was No Disturbance; 200 Longshoremen at Pier Refused to Work.

Vessels Kept Idle as ClO Union Quits   Members Take Up ' Picket Lines When AFL Ends Strike

C.l. C.1.0. Seamen Tie Up Shipping  +. One Instance Cross Picket Lines   anecharemen in   Wage Decision Spurs Fresh Campaign to Scrap Wage Control:

Clo TA OVER STRIKE   AFL Mariners, Ending Walkout, Cross Picket Lines

Picket Lines Keep A.F.L. Men Off Job:   Group of Workers Goes Through Lines on Dock In New York but Most Workers Remain Idle

Burden Is Left  To CIO In Fight   Maritimers Told Day’s Pay Is On Hand +

AFL Seamen May  Cross ClO Lines   Lnion Head Terms CIO Group Communist.  Asks Return to Work

TAPresident Discounts Need  Of Picket Lines   Tells His Seamen, “Come on, If You Want « Day's Wages, Go fn and Get Ik? .   Ryan Terms NMU ‘C1IOConmryGroup’   “Pretending Theyre Getting Something for Mea, Alveady” Wor by AFL Unions”

ClO SEAMEN TAKE OVER IN WAGE DISPUTE   AFL Withdraws Pickets, Some  Cross CIO Lines

AFL Workers Cross C10 Picket Lines   Shipping Strike Is Kept Going By Idle Seamen

Continue Shipping Strike   CIO Mariners. Won’t Go Back to Work UVatil “Parity” With AFL Is Secured

Others Turn Down Plea Of ILA Leader   No Disturbance ls Reported In New York City

ClO STRIKERS SHOULDER THE SHIP WALK - OUT   AFL Seamen Walk Through CIO Picket Lines To Return To Work: Union President Ryan Blames CIO Strike On Com muuniete

CIO Picket Lines Are Crossed hy AFL Mariners   Seamen’s Strike No Nearer Solution-.Union Termed a “CIO Commy Graun:

CIO Takes Uj Where AFL Strikers Left   Some Longshoremer Cross Picket Lines At Docks

Indian Mutiny Said Subsiding   Moves Under Way for Surrender of Mutinous Seamen: Riots Continue

Mutinous Sailors of Royal Indian Navy Battle British Forces Along City’s Waterfront.   GUN CREWS AT POSTS ON 9 SHIPS OFFSHORE   Spectators Report Casualties Heavy—Engtish Are Rushing in Strong Reinforcements.

T alks Reported Begun To End  Mutiny Of Indians In Bombay   Newspaper Reports Surrendering of Weapons—Ci. vilians Support Mutiny by Looting Shops— British Warships on Way to City

CIVILIAN RIOTS SWEEP BOMBAY   Indian Sailors Battle British; Police Fire On Street Mobs

House OKs Dratt For Strikers   Senate Balks As Trains Start Runs After Short Strike

President Demands Power to Draft Striking Workers .   Request Conceded Drastic as Truman Makes Curb Law

Lower Chamber ‘Votes Emergency Action, 306 to 13   Sen. Taft Leads Opposition to President’s Labor Plan

Drastic Action Against Strikers Made Necessary By “Handful Of Men’ Capable Of Crippling U. S.—Truman

Truman Asks Drastic Rule On Walkouts   Would Draft Strikers Against Government Into  Army: Foree Work.

EFFORTS TO SETTLE HOTEL STRIKE FAIL   Washington Owners and Employes Unable to Agree on Issues to Be Arbitrated.

He Is Charged With Violation Of Official Secrets Act  [RUSSIAN REACTION ‘AWAITED TO REPORT OF CANADIAN GROUP Russian Embassy At Ottawa Accused Of Directing Spy Ring’e Operations 

Possibility On Revolt In tran Now Suggested   Pro-Soviet Elements Report ed As Demanding Unsuspicious Policy Towards Russia

GOP Agrees To Cooperate With Truman   None Find Anything To Criticize in President's Speech

All Agree Readily, But Reserve Right To Stanc By Principles, However

MAIOR PARTY TO STAND BY BALLOT EDICT   CONGRESS SET TO MEET PRESIDENT HALF WAY

G. O. P. Leaders Ready To Help  Secure Harmony   But Make It Plain They Intend To Stand By Their Principles

Republicans Hail President's Call For Co-operation   Majority Group Willing To Meet Truman ‘Half Way

TRUMAN RENEWS CHARTER PLEDGE   Says U.S. To Do All Possible To Make Plans Work

NO Success Trust to Dead, Says Truman   President Reports to Congress on London Meeting, Telling U. S. Task to Support, Perfect Charter Despite Any Difficulties

Declares U.S. Must “Perfect” Charter   Otherwise We Will “Betray Trust of Those Who Fought far Peapne?

Perfection Of Charter Vital: Truman   Failure Would ‘Betray Trust;’ New Iran Protest Against Russia.

U. S. Supports Charter, Full Implementation, Principles, Purposes, President Declares

Must Seek To Perfect UN Charter   Would Otherwise Betray Trust  Of Those. Who Fought

Says UNO A Sacred Trust .   President Declares Failure of U. S. to Uphold Pact Would Betray Men Who ‘Fought

MUST PERFECT —UNO-TRUMAN   Tells Congress W e Must Do Utmost To Make Charter Work

TRUMAN GIVES U.S. PLEDGE OF UNO SUPPORT   President in Plea for Utmost Backing to Organization

U.S. Must Try To Perfed "NO Charter   Otherwise, Truman Tells Congress, Means Betrayal Of Those Who Fought For Peace

Fells Congress Nation Must. Implement, Perfect: and’ Carry Out Provisions of) Charter - or Betray Those Who Fought For Peace and Security. .

Perfect UN Charter For Peace -Trumar   President Says U. S. Sup ports Charter, Principles,  Purnoses.   NOT BETRAY TRUST

Renews Pledge tc Support Charter  Truman Says Less Would Be Betrayal

TRUMAN SAYS UNO U, S. TRUST   President Tells Congress Charter Must Be Backed

Truman Gives Full Support To UNO Ideal   President Sends Message To Congress Along With Report

U.S, MUST SEEK T0 - PERFECT UNITED NATIONS CHARTER   If “Not Country Will Betray the Trust.“of Those Who Fought” For Peace.   ‘FRUMAN TOLD CONGRESS   Made a Report on the Activities of the United States Delegation.

Nimitz Against Drastic Cut In Navy Fund   President In Address Before Congress

U.-5. MUST SUPPORT CHARTER OR “FAIL WAR DEAD.” TRUMAN   NAR DEAD,” TRUMA  PRESIDENT PLEDGES FULL BACKING FOR  WADIK BDOACE DARY

Truman Says UNO Charter M ust Prevail   It Must Pe Perfected Or U. S. Will Betray Trust, President Declares

—REPORTS ON UNO ACTIVITIES—  Truman Pledges U.S.. Support To Charter   Tells Congress Nation Must Work To Perfect World Instrument For Peace

Wall Street and Russiar Bears Combine to Give  Markets Major Setback

_ PLENTY OF SUNSHINE   Flora Predicts (ou ortable Tem. peratures for Kansas

Control Board Considers Dairy Ceiling Plea   Group Meets Second ° Day; 100 Answers Are Received on Problem 

BOARD STUDIES OPA PLEA FOR DAIRY CONTROL   Action Asked tho No SpectacuJar Price Spiraling Has Been Alleged

:G. O. P. Raps New Deal And Communists; "Platform Announced At State Confab

REPUBLIGANS LAUNCH DRIVE ON NEW DEAL   Bricker Sharply Attacks C\0PAC in Speech at GOP Convention

G. 0. P, TO WAR UPON NEW DEAL   Platform Says ‘Roots’ Mus! Be Dug Out In Ohio First

Tri-County Scout Leader Named  Alaxar Uleszrnus Thtwenntienn   New Haven Director Assumes Position

Tri-Count y Scout  Leader Named   New Haven Director Assumes Position

Police Bare Fascist Plot In Hungary   89 Arrested, Cache of Arms Discovered  In Raids

LEASE FOR YEAR   Woman's Club House Will Be Used for Residence Hall ff   FOR UNIVERSITY GIRLS

Woman's Club House Wil] Be Used for Resiimi «&   FOR UNIVERSITY GIRLS

FORMER GOVERNOR DIES IN PITTSBURGH   John K, Tener Also Former Big League President

Furniture Price Hikes Granted   Increases Up to Four Percent At Retail Authorized For Low Cost Furniture

Consumers to Pav More  For Furniture   Retail Prices Brooms and Mops  Up One Percent

_ —TOJO'S. EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW. Japan Fought‘A War Of Self-Protection’--Tojo   ‘One-Time Dictator, Now In Prison, Makes ‘First Statement Since Allied Occupation

‘Former Premier Hideki Tojo Insists Japanese Fought In ‘War For “Self Protection”

Has No Remorse as War Crimes Trial Looms, Admits Wanted to Keep Fighting

Tojo Is Not Sorry   Former Jap Premier ‘To Base Defense On Contention War Was “To Emancipate Asia”

From Prison Cell, Tojo Still Insists Japan Fought War of Self Protection

Tojo Asserts Japan Fought War Of Self-Protection  Former Premier Will Face Trial Without Remorse

Tojo Claims Japs Fought War of Self-Protection  Ex-Dictator, In Exclusive Interview, Admits He Opposed Japan's Surrender

TOJO SAYS JAPAN FOUGHT DEFENSIVELY   Entered War as Policy of Self-Protection, Deposed Premier Says in Answering Questions From His Cell.

Tojo's Views On War Given  Says Japan Fought  Jn Cn/f Dentartinn

Argentina, Russia Resume Relations   Atmosphere Cordial After Lapse of 29 Years

BIG LINER READY FOR BELATED VOYAGE   Largest Ship Under U. S. Fiag Leaves Newport News After a Delay of Seven Years,

Crank Seized For Threats To President   200.000 Jam Streets Of Chicago To See Truman Pass

Truman Arrives in  Chicago   Mon Accused of Writing Threatening Letters Arrested In Station Crowd

PRESIDENT IN CHICAGO FOR TALK TONIGHT   Men Taken Into Custody Or Threatening Letter Charee

Suspicions Mark Army Day Visit   One Suspect Arrested, Police and Secret Service Scan Crowds  For Others.

U.S. Delegates  In London Have Short Meeting   Preliminary Session Is Held In London Prior To United Nations Assembly   DELEGATES WORRIED ON ATOMIC ENERGY

Leaving For Peace Parley   American Delegation, Head ed By Secretary of State “James Byrnes

Byrnes Bound for 21-Nation Peace Parley in Paris   Truman, Other Dignitaries, On Hand as U. S. Leader Takes Off

BYRNES LEAVES FOR 21-NATION PEACE PARLEY   Secretary of State and Top U. S. Officials Depart for Paris Meeting.

Byrnes Leaves For 21-Nation Peace Meetina   Secretary of State Gets Big Send-off From Nation’s Capital

BYRNES LEAVING FOR PARIS PEACE MEETING TODAY   ‘21 Notion Peace Conference Wil Get Under Way Monday

Ten Killed In  Eastern Storms   Winds Approach Hurricane Force In Several Eastern States Last Night   TORRENTIAL RAINS ACCOMPANY WINDS

Nazis ‘Stole Dutch People. Court Told .   Sections of Cities Cleared ‘Of Inhabitants

QUEEN DAY REHEARSAL AT BIKINI BIG SUCCESS   Fleet Goes Through Motions ot Real Test Next Week

RECONVERSION DELAY BOOSTS YOUTH CRIME   State Industrial Schools Re“ort Additional tamates

QOD VR Ai            3,   Here’s a tip for wo:nen who hot flashes, nerrots  Set hale Pie

Heres a tip for women who suffer hot flashes, nerrous tension —due te “middle-gon”

Were Never Meant To Suffer  © sess   Atere’s a tip for women icho suffer hot flashes, nervous tension due to “middleenana™

BRED YS OID   Tere’s a tip far women who suffer hot flashes, nervous tension —alue te “apltctteces pre?

_: i Pes ers We Bc  l Roses tecr O58.  OMEN   Here’s a tip for women who suffer hot flashes, nervous tension —due to ““middleeare”

Ike Vacations Near Minocqua  Plans Week’s Visit Shee ee Oe ee ee

Five Eisenhowers Pull Into Minocqua Monday For Lakeland Vacation

Nowtr =" ee ons  N_? Pome ee ek  ~_ ‘ ' —Aany~ am wa Ss fo ee ee ee 4 Se aN c- Pe

HARMONY PACT MAY BE GIVEN DECIDED JOLT   Defense of Strategic Newfoundland May  Hang in Balance

Rogge Fired For Revealin;  U. S. Secrets   Assistant To Attorney Gen’!

Attorney General Clark Fires His Assistant....  Rogge Dismissed For His Lewis- Nazis Plot Speeck

Rogge Fired for Report on Nazis   Confidential Information Disclosed, Clark Avers

Rogge’ S Ousting  Ordered ByClark   Assistant Accused Of Revealing Toc Much To Public

ASSISTA  ATTY GENERAL FIRED OUTRIGHT LAST NIGHT   Clark Says Rogge Violated Rules In Speech On Nazi  Election Schemes

Atty. General Fires Aide For Talking   Made Public Nazi Scheme To Defeat Roosevelt, Is Charce

Attorney General Fires Assistant Who Gave Out Secret Information

Attorney General Fires Assistant For Unauthorized Report on Nazis   Clark Accused O. John Rogge of Disclosing Confidential Information in Claiming Germans Schemed’ to Defeat President Roosevelt

Says Helper Gave Public Secret Data   Claims ‘Wilful Violation’ In Telling Nazi Plans To Defeat F.D.R.

KICKED OUT FOR GIVING SECRET INFORMATION   Rogge Made Statements at Speech Tuesday Night at Swarthmore College

Rogge lired For Speech on Nazi Schemes   U.S. Attorney General Accuses Assistant of Giving Confidential Information to Publie

Charges Aide Violated Word  on Information   Attorney-General Declares Sedition Matter ‘Confidential’

Attorney General Fires Assistant Reage; Disclosure of Confidential [Information in Speech Charged

John Rogge Is Ousted      Accused of Disclosing  Confidential Information in Speech On Nazi Scheme to Defeat FDR

Atty. General Fires Rogge For Baring Secrets   Assistant Ousted For Speech About German Intrigue

OUSTED FOR TALE OF NAZI SCHEME TO DEFEAT F. D. R   ATTORNEY GENERAL ACCUSES ROGGE OF VIOLATING RULES

Clark Fires Rogge For Disclosure of Nazis’ Plot on U. S.   Charges Rogge Violated Regulations in Talk at College Tuesday

Information In Speech Said From Records   Assistant Attorney General Dismissed By Tom Clark

Attorney: Geri. ral Fires. Aide After Accusing Him Of Revealins “Secrets”

CLARK FIRES AID WHO DISCLOSED NAZI VOTE PLOT   Rogge Ousted For Violating Regulations In Telling Of Anti-Roosevelt Plan

ROGGE OUSTED FROM U.S. JOE   Speech Brings Dismissal B: Attorney General

CLARK FIRES OFFICIAL WHO TOLD OF PLOT   Rogge Dismissed for Quoting from Records on Nazi Election Scheme.

Rogge Accused of Wilfully Viclating Regulations By Quoting Secret Report

Charge Speech On Nazi Election Violated Trust  Rogge Dismissal In

Disclosed Secret Data, Savs Clark   Story Of Nazi Schemes To Defeat F. D. R. Backfires On Official.

Rogge Dismissec as Assistant to= Atty. Gen. Clark   Violated Confidenti Information, Charge : ‘of Anary ‘Chief. *

John Rogge Is Dismissed  From Service   Attorney General Clark Fires Chief Assistant for Disclosing ‘Secret’ Information in Speech.

Attorney General Fires Aide; Made Unauthorized Talk  Rogge Gave Details mF RE’ On lls   Rogge Gave Details Of Nazi Intrigue In U.S. Elections

Rogge Fired By Attorney General   Gave Out Top U. S. Secrets. Clark Says

Rogge Fired For Baring Nazi Scheme   Speech Detailing Plot to Beat FDR Leads to Dismissal

Attorney General Dismisses One Of Key Assistants  O. John Rogge Accusec Of Disclosing Confidential Data

ROGGE FIRED AS ASSISTANT ATTY. GENERAL   Ousted by Clark for Using Confidential Information in Talk

ROGGE FIRED FOR BARING NAZI SCHEMES   Attorney General Charge: His Assistant Violated Department Rules.   Acts in Wee Hours.

ROGGE DISMISSED FOR SPEECH ABOUT PROGRAM OF NAZIS   Assistant to Attorney General Charged With Violation’ of Confidential Files

Clark Fires Assistant for Nazi Report   Reveal Confidential Material On Scheme To Defeat Roosevelt

0. John Rogge Dropped After Making Talk   Attorney General In Announcement At Early Hour

More Is Told Of Brutality of SS   Two Yanks, Wounded Comrade Shot in Cold Blood from Reer

U.N. Prepares For Preliminary Action On Spat   Security Council Somewhat Apprehensive Over Reaction Of Soviet Russia   COUNCIL SESSION RESUMES AT 3 P.M

BROWN PLACED™ - ON-PAC'S-LIST      CONGRESSMAN FROM TINS -DISTRICT-TO-BE-OPPOSED-BYClO POLITICAL GROUP DURING CAMPAIGN

Attorneys Meet: To Plan Course   Heirens’ Examination Procedure Discussed

Even Humorous UP Writer Can Find Nothing Funny in Senate's Probe Of a ‘Military’ Wedding & War Profits

Generals Dined While GI’s Died, Othman Learns at Profits Inquiry

Greek L eftists Seize Control Of Villages   Battle Rages as New Governments Are Established

Greeks Lose Control Of Macedonian Towns   Separate Governments Reported Se} Up in 100 Captured Villeqec

Greek Border Towns Seized By Guerrillas   100 Villages In Western Macedonia Seized By Leftist Forces. -

Guerrillas Hold 100 Villages   _Large Scale Battle Waging Between Greel And Guerrilla Forces

Cameron Lady Leaves Bequest To Southwestern  Albright Triggs Fund Added to Permanent Endowment Fund

SENATE MOVES TOWARD FINAL OPA SHOWDOWK   Amendment Would Let Landlords Raise Rents Graduaily

Belabored Lawmakers Ses Little Hope of Truman Annroval of Pronneale

Petroleum Controls Also Killed; Veto for Riddled OPA Measure  Regarded as Virtually Certain,

SENATE NEARS SHOWDOWN ON RENT CONTROI   Administration Forces Prepare Stand  Against More OPA Bill Amendments.

Senate Gees To Showdown Upon Rent   SOLONS PRESENTLY BUSY WITH THEIR SCRAPPING OF OPA RULES,

Senate Favoring Control of Rent: But Not of Food   Action on Mark-Ups of, Prices Slated Next for Decision

Warren Told People Expect  State Action    Legislators May Be Called  In Special Session Late This Month

Another Vetg Felt Certain For New Bill   Believe Only Rent To Remain Controlled

5 Per Cent Increases Rejected   New Veto Expected Because of Many Products Exempted

RENT CONTROL SEEN AS ONLY OPA SURVIVOR   Ceiling Prices On Food And Other Items Seemed Doomed In Senate

Vote Down Proposal to Raise Rents   Senate on Fourth Day of De bate on New Price  Controls Bull

One Proposal Would Permit Rent Increases in Three Stages of 5 Percent

First Showdown Vote on Rent Controis Near at Capital; Changes Are Considered.   TAFT PROTESTS ABOUT TACTICS

UPPER HOUSE REJECTS PLAN FOR INCREASES   Prewar Markups Goal Of Other Changes To Be Proposed

SHOWDOWN NEARS ON RENT HIKES   Senate Considers Rent Raises Totaling 15 Pet.

SHUTDOWN OF MAJOR PLANTS LOOMS MONDAY   Big Steel Unmoved as Kaiser Accepts Truman Formula

Thousands of Workers Quit Before Deadline   U.S. Steel Won't Follow Kaiser Lead, Is Belief

Two McArthur Residents. ‘Dundas Man Are Victims Of Blast at Austin Plant

Keyes Selected As Candidate's Running Mate  Fred Alger Jr. for Secretary of State

GOP Convention Is Dominated By Standard Bearer   Dignan, Dethmers And Morrison Compelled To Withdraw Names

NEBRASKA VOTE SNUBS STASSEN   HIS CANDIDATE ,OEFEATED IN THE PRIMARIES

Griswold Is Defeated by Sen. Butler   Stassen’s Chances For Presidential Nomination Dimmed

STASSEN'S CHOICE i DEFEATED BY 21   Nebraska Primary Result is Viewed as Setback to Presidential Hones

Nebraska’s Vote Against Griswold Blow to Stasser   Loser in Senatérial Race Had Backing of Former Minnesota Governor

Russian Demand Stymies Council  Delays Action On Italian Peace Pact

BYRNES, BEVIN IN HUDDLE ON TRIESTES FATE   Power Of Governor Of Internationalized  City At Stake

Russian Demand Stymies Action On Italian Pact  Molotov Insists On Cur failment Of Power For f\ft  BP ni elie   Byrnes, Bevin Confer

POWER OF GOVERNOR DEBATED Italian Treaty Action Blocked By New Dispute Over Trieste

Action by Big Four on Italian Pact  Stymied by Russia   Soviets Demand Sharp Curtailment of Power for Governor of Trieste; U. S., Britain Hold Out Against Move

Uraes Gl Wives Be Permitted To Go Overseas   American Legion Joins In Furore

GOUIN CABINET STRIKES SNAGS   NEW FRENCH PRES. IOENT MEETS TROUSLE

JUSTICE MILLER RESIGNS POST   lowa:Supreme Court  Member Leaves Sent.‘3(

Judge Miller Resigns From High Court   Des Moines Jurist to Return to Private Law Practice

Gov. Lausche, Herbert Trade Blows On Strip Mining in Political Talk

National Maritime Union Reaffirms Intention. Not: To Reopen Negotiations   Bridges Demands Owners Of Ships Allow C1O To Represent Two! ocale

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Part of Fairbanks. Alaska. Razed by Fire

Sovief-lranian Situation Seen In ‘Grave Light   Early Meeting Of Big Three Urgently Sought

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Report Heavily-Motorized Soviet Sweep Toward Turkey

Much Concern Felt In London On Soviet Move   Report Soviet Columns Mov. ing In Iran Cause Widespread Consternation   BIG THREE PARLEY IS BEING URGED

TROOPS SAID TO BE DRIVING WESTWARD   Reuter Expert Suggests Caution in Viewing Movements

SOVIET DRIVE BOOSTS TENSION INVOLVING IRAN   Potential Menace to Turkey, Iraq and Persian Oil Fields Is Indicated

TRUMAN STUDIES MERGER PLAN      President Dissatisfizd With Program Of Army And Navy Heads

Captured Gold Is Sent To Hungary  Move To Stabilize Currency Situation

U. 8. GIVES GOLD BACK TO HUNGAR   $35,000,000 SHIPMENT REACHES BUDAPEST ON HITLER'S FORMER TRAIN,

Four of Seven Army Prisoners Rounded Up   Biggest Man Hunt In Shawnee County Still Searching for Bact -€ Benaianc:

NAB 4 OF PRISONERS   Three Military Escapees Still Being Hunted Near Grove

KK entucky Girl Double for  Miss Truman   Asked for Autograph By Fellow Street var Passenger

Being A Double of Margaret Truman Can Lead to Complicating Situations

NAZI CRIMINALS OPEN DEFENSE   Claim They Were Not Bound by Versaille: Treaty At Time of It: Violation.

INDIAN TALKS DISCOURAGING   Moslem Leaders In London For Confab Not Satisfied With Britain’s Plan For Indian Independence.

Attlee, Moslem Leaders Confer   Make Effort To Break Moslem-Congress Party Deadlock

Prime Minister Speaks Frankly In Moslem Talk   Attlee Says Freedom Must Come From Present Framework

Prime Minister Attlee Cos ferred With Leaders ~ Today.   WAS NOT ENCOURAGING   Moslems Never Would Agree Unreservedly to a Sacrifice.

Atom Bomb Experts  Win Recognition  117 Firms, ‘Colleges Are Cited: Baltimore Man

Gov't, Housing Project Nearing Reality Here   J. R. CORNELL MAKES ‘TRIP TO HEADQUARTERS WITH PLANS AND FIGURES

(Capital Buzzing Over Reasons Behind His Surprise Decision on Postponement  Off Six Weeks .   Off Six Weeks   ‘Test Task Force Hau Already Started for Target Site

Truman’s: Surprise Postponement Sets Capital Buzzing on Reasons; Cites ‘Heavy Legislative’ Calendar

Surprise InA-Bomt Change   Capital Buzzes After President Postpones Bikini Blasting; See Echo of Stalin Talk

ANNOUNCEMENT BY PRESIDENT IS SURPRISE   Reason Given But International Aspects Cause Speculation

TOL HILL BUZZING OVER. POSTPONEMENT OF ATOM TEST   Truman’s Order Came On Eve Of Meeting Of UNO  Security Council

Bikini Atom Bomb Tests Postponed   Truman’s Order Has Capital Abuz: For His Reasons

Capital Hums With Speculation About A-Bomb Test Delay   July 1 Set as Date For Congressmen to See Bomb in Action

Uneasy State of International Affairs  Blamed for 6-Week Delay of Atomic Tests

WORLD TENSION SEEN CAUSE OF POSTPONEMENT   Truman Orders Operation Cross-Roads Delayed _ Until July 1

Atom Bomb Test Is Called Off By President   Speculation Is Rife As  Truman Postpones Test For Six Weeks

SURPRISE MOVE BY PRESIDENT NOT EXPLAINED   Capital Buzzes Over Reasons Behind Postponement Of Tests For Six Weeks.

REASON FOR ACTION 1S SOUGHT      Says Members Of Congress Want To See Experiment

heasons tor Aet Subject  Of Conjecture   Many Believe Decision On Eve of UNO Meeting Related to Uneasy  State of World Affairs   No Advance Knowledae.

Delay A-Bomb Test 6 Weeks   Sets Capital Buzzing Over Reasons for Surprise Action

TRUMAN SENDS CAPITAL BUZZING WITH RUMORS   Claims Postponement Due to ‘Heavy Legislative’ Calendar

Atom Test  Put Off Until July   Heavy Legislative Schedule Only Reason Given for Delay

Order issued By Truman In Surprise Move   Believed To Have Some Relation To Stalin’s Statement

POSTPONE PACIFIC. ATOM ROME TEST FOR SIX WEEKS   This Action By President Truman Set the Capital Buzzing.   A SURPRISE DECISION   Said “Heavy Legislative” Calendar Will Keep Coneress Busy.

‘Truman Calls Off A-Bomb Test on Eve of UNO Meet   President's Surprise Order for Six-Waek Postponement Sets Wachinatan Riuwsing

Pacifie Bomb Test Delayed For 6 Weeks   Nation’s Capital Set to Buzzing Over Reason Why Truman Postpones Test From Mav 15.

Four Springfield Papers 'Halted by Union Walkout   Mechanical Workers Assert Management Refuses To Negotiate—Pacific Ship Operators Won’t Attend Meeting

PEACE SEEN DISTANT IN GM STRIKE   “Negotiations Idle As Walkout Enters Its 107th Day

SEARCH UNDER WAY FOR BODIES OF FLIERS KILLED IN CRASH OF IPLANE IN REMOTE MEXICAN ARFA

Bodies of U. §. Naval Airmen Killed In Mexican Crash Sought by Rescuers

AUTOMOBILE MODELS WILL NOT BE CHANGED   Manufacturers Trying To Caten Up With Preductien And Will Defer Inneratiens

News Behind The News  Cop) nent Mec Newspaper      WASHINGTON  Bee diac Seb.

Love-Making In Hospital Must Go, “gs -rder_. oe Cut Out Lollygagging, Says Navy

French Reject  Constitution   _ Unofficial Retwesy.  i Re abe tase gous

French Voters Turn - Down Charter Plan   Socialist-Communist Con. stitution Appeors to be Defeated. —

French Voters Flatly Turn Down Proposed Charter   Majority of Over 1,000,000 Votes Cast Against Socialist-Communist Supported Constitution; Election Set

French Voters Turn Down Charier Pian   Socialist-Communist. Constitution Appears  to be Defeated.

HARRIMAN GETS WALLAGES PT BACKS BRE   Ambassador to Britain and Ex-Envoy to Russia Once Served in NRA

FOREIGN POLICY ISN'T PART OF HARRIMAN JOB   Wallace’s Successor Says He'll Keep Hand Off ~ This Subject

Pledges His Support of U. S. Policy   Harriman To Follow “Hands Off” Role In Foreign Debate

Harriman To Keep Hands Off Policy   New Secretary Approves ‘Tough’ Policy Toward Reds

BROOKLYN AND ST. LOUIS BOTH WIN BALL GAMES   LARRIMAN TO TAKE NO PART IN WORLD AFFAIR

PRESIDENT GETS > GOOD REACTION ON SELECTION   Communists Praise Wallace For Speech Ana Letter To President

Harriman Given Commerce Post   New Secretary Pledges Full Support To Byrnes’ Foreiqn Policies

A-Bomb Secret Secure In U. S.. President Says   Reds Admit Getting  Some Information

U. S. Secrets Safely Kept   Truman Says Measure For Protection Are Fully Adequate

U. 5. REASSURED BY TRUMAN THAT LEAKS OF SECRETS BLOCKED  _ SECURITY MEASURES . TERMED “ADEQUATE” FOR PROTECTION

U. 5. REASSURED BY  TRUMAN THAT LEAKS  OF SECRETS BLOCKED SECURITY MEASURES TERMED “ADEQUATE”  DODATEC TION

Mackenzie King First Revealed Canada Spy Rine   Successor to Ickes Not Chosen; Pauley Support Is Assured

U. 5. MEASURES SEEN ADEQUATE BY PRESIDENT   Tells Revelations by Canadian Premier On Espionage

TRUMAN SAYS WAR SECRETS ARE PROTECTEN   Russia Admits Getting “Secret Data”: Launch Attack on Sov Bont

TRUMAN SAYS SECRETS OF U. §. GUARDED   President Says He Does Not Share Fear of Russia

BACKS BYRNES STATEMENT ON ATOM SECURITY   President Says Canada Told Him Of ‘leak’ As Early As Last November

Our Security Well Guarded, President Says   Soviet Government Admits Obtaining Data From Canadians

Contests Loom In Democratic State Conclave   South Bend Grour Balks on Single Candidate Slate

ON HARMONY NOTE   3,000 Republican Dele gates Return to Homes From Topeka   BIG ROLE FOR VETS

Republicans Pledge Unity and Harmony   Expect War Veterans To Play Important Role in 1946 Electinn<.

UMW, Anthracite  Agreement Near   Union Leaders and Operators Optimistic

Barber Who Listened — * Instead of Talking Leaves $207,464 Estate

VET PRIORFFES SAID USELESS   Builders Claim Lumber Is Not Available To Build Houses Authorized

BYRD EXPEDITION SET FOR SAILING   Varied Gear Carried In Trip To Antarctic

‘Polar Expedition Takes Sleds, Plane:   Byrd Loads Huge Food Stores

‘Byrd Expedition to Use Both Old and New Modes \Of Polar Transportation

. SLED: DOGS.AND. AIRPLANES— Old, New Extremes In.  Polar Transportation

Head South M onday ee LON  Dogs. Planes Loaded For Antarctic Trip

Byrd Readies for Antarctic Voyage  Little Flee t to  Cat Coatl bderwclaws

Byrd Expedition Vessels Leave Norfolk For Antarctic Monday   Old And New Extremes In Transportation Loaded; Ice Cream Is Featured On Menu

FORMAL PROTEST 15 MADE TO YUGOSLAVIA ON TRIESTE ACTIONS  DISREGARD OF ALLIED MILITARY REGULATIONS CHARCED IN MESSAGE

Guidance Clinic  Theme “Careers  For Service” Sessions Tuesday  And Wednesday  At Litaeh @-hbna-pl

Guidance Clinic Theme “Careers For Service”  Sessions Tuesday And Wednesday  At Hioh Sehaoaal

13 Companies Hold Franchises To 60 Countries   Some Difficulties Over International Agreements Expected

Declares Organization Will Not Collapse Regardless of Course Moscow Pursues in Iran—President Says He Will Talk When Time Comes About Churchill’s Proposal at Fulton for Anglo-American Alliance.

CHIEF FEELS REDS 10 ALONG IN UNO   Withholds Comment On Churchill's Unity Plea

Will Talk Later On British Link   Says Presence Did Not Endorse Fulton Speech

President Feels Russia  Will Go Along   Avoids Comment On Churchill Plea ‘For Aliiance

WHITE HOUSE THINKS RUSSIA SET FOR UNO   ANGLO - AMERICAN ALLIANCE IDEA PUT ASIDE

Truman Says  Russia May Go With UNO   President Holds His Peace on Question of Anglo-American Pact

PRESIDENT MUM ON CHURCHILL'S ALLIANCE PLEA   Chief Executive Says He Will Talk When War Is Ended

Sees Russians ‘Going Along’ With The UNC   Truman Dodges Showdown on Anglo-American Alliance

President Parries All Questions About  Anglo - American Alliance and Joint — Planning,

United Nations Won't Collapse, President Says   Chief Executive Is Mum On Churchill's New  Wiawe

President Is Silent On British Pact   Truman Awaits Proper Time To Comment On  Postwar Joint Plans

President Has Na Comment to Make On Churchill's Proposal For An Alliance. Disavows Endersement of Specch

President Predicts Russia Will Back United Nations; Silent on Churchill’s Plea

Umpires Standing by Coal Strike Parley   Government Agents Cross Fingers, Hope Parties  Will Reach Settlement Immediately

Schwellenbach Insist: . End of Shutdowns Come; Umpires Are in Room

Roundup Of Labor News In U.S.....  Lewis Placed In Room With Operators; Told To Negotiate Contract

Coal Parley Under Way At Capital   Government Insists on New Contract Negotiation

U.S. Acts In Coal Strike   Government Closets Lewis with Operators Insisting on New Contract.

Operators, Soft Coal Miners Resume Parley   Strike Enters Thirtieth Dav

End Demanded to Soft Coal Strike  Lewis and Operators Renew Neaotiations

U. S. Insists On Negotiation Of Pact To End Coal Walkout   Labor Secretary Provides Conference Room And Umpires For Talks Resumed Yesterday

U.S.ProvidesRoom,Umps For Lewis And Owners As Necotiations Resumed

U. $. SPEEDS UP MINE PARLEY   Demand Lewis, - Operators Reach Agreement On Contract

Government Puts Lewis Into Room With Coal Operators To Neqoiate New Contract   Secretary Schwellenbach Puts Two “Umpires” In Room To Keep. Talks Going

TALKS RESUMED AS COAL STRIKE ENDS 1S MONTE   “Umpires” In Parley With Negotiators

Lewis, Operators Conferring to End Prolonged Strike   Gov’t Supervises Confab And Insists New Contract Be Made

John L. Lewis, Coal Operators Discuss Strike   Government Arranges Con. ference; Urges Negotia tion Of Contract.   MEDIATORS PRESENT

John L. Lewis Is Closeted With Coal Operators To Get Contract To Wind Up Strike

Major Bowes Is Taken By Death   Noted Theatrical Figure Dies At Age Of 72 Years —Overwork Blamed

Maj. Bowes Dies From Overwork’   ‘Amateur Hour Leader Succumbs in New Jersey

MAJ, BOWES OF ‘AMATEUR HOUR’ “MOURNED BY THE RADIO WORLD   OVERWORK 13S BLAMED FOR ~ DEATit- OF PROMINENT. FIG-_ URE IN ENTERTAINMENT CIRCLES

MAJOR BOWES IS DEAD   HE STARTED HUNDREDS OF AMATEUR ENTERTAINERS ON PROFESSIONAL CAREERS

BIG BRITISH LINER SAILS FOR AMERICA   More Than 2,000 Passenger: on SS. Queen Elizabeth

Seven Survive Army Fortress’ Dive Into. Peak   Two Killed In ‘Smash In California Near Hamilton Field

7 PLANE CRASH VICTIMS SURVIVE INSIDE OF FUSELAGE FOR SIX HOURS AC TWO ATuEDeC nic

HANGING OF GOERING, OTHER TOP NAZIS WILL BE EASY FOR ARMY, HAVING HAD LOTS OF EXPERIENCE

Carpenters Not Available.   Mrs. Connor Unable To Remember Shots

COURTMARTIAL IN GERMANY ‘FOR DEFENDANTS CHARGED WITH MALTREATMENT

State Health Boare Receives 1,450 Blood Plasma Units  Montana Hospitals And Doctors to Share in Sunplv

State Health Boarc Receives 1,450 Blood Plasma Units   Montana Hospitals

Cattle Sell — At All-Time Record High   $26.50 Paid at Kansas City as 30,000 Head Arrive at Market

RUSSIA AGREES TO BANISH VETO ON ARMS CURBS   United Nations Moves Swiftly to Draft Concrete Plan

USSR AGREES (0 AMERICAN ADM DIAN   ‘stion Clears Was For U.N. Talks On Reduction

Russia Accepts Arms Inspection Free from Vefo   Reduction Moves Follow Swiftly As Plan Adopted

UN Moves Swiffly For World Action On Arms Reduction  Russians Agree ‘To U. S., Program With Amendments...

PROPOSALS GIVEN SOVIET APPROVAL   Important Concession Made By Russians to Program Pro posed by U_5S_

Molotov Offers Compromise From Previous Stand   Agrees That Inspection and Control Machinery Should be Free From Veto Action

[Move Towarc World Arms  Reduction   United Nations Acts After Russia Agrees to Principles Laid Down by the United States

ARMS REDUCTION PLAN IS RUSHED   UN To Press Definite Action; U. S$. Outlines Control Machinery

U.N. Moves Toward Action On World Arms mace  After. Soviet: Concession: -

After Soviet Russia Agreed to Accept the General Principles.   LAID DOWN BY PHE U. S.   Inspection and Control Machinery Should Be Free of Powr Veto.

Quick Actior Seen for. Arms Cutback   Soviet Russia Agree: To U. S. Plan for No Veto Application

Way Cleared For Actionon Disarmament   Russia Accepts U. S. Plan As Basis for Dis cussion

Way Cleat For Arms Action    Molotov’s Agreement To Veto-Free Control Setup Speeds World Disarmament Plans

—LEnited Nations—  Forgo Arms Veto   Molotov Accepts General Provisions On Disarmament

Rioting Sweeps Fastern Bengal   ? j  Gandhi Urges Women Save Honor by Suicide

Gandhi Advises Suicide For Women To Escape Dishonor During Riots   Hindu-Moslem Disorders Spread To Over 300 Square Miles In Eastern Bengal; Not Less Than 100,000 People Affected

Hindu-MoslemRiots Spreac   Suicide Rather Tha Dishonor Urged of Wom«en by Gandhi

Hindu-Moslem Rioting Spreads  Gandhi Tells Womer To Kill Themselves

Hindu -Moslem Rioting i in India Spreads  100,000 People Are Altected:

, 72-YEAR-OLD CATCHES DESPARADOES; ONE 1S DEAD, OTHER DYING  ‘BREAK MADE THURSDAY NIGHT; GUARD SLAIN;

Governors Will Convene Today  Pressing Problems - Are on Calendar

STUDY ATOM BOMB PLANS   Efforts to Recoacile U. 3 And Soviet Proposals To Be Made by Committee

Scores Evacuated as Flood Waters Surge Through SouthTexas  San Antonio Starts Clean-Up Efforts As Streams Go Down

vs Lid re  FAMILIES FLEE NEW THREAT IN LOWLANDS   Flood Damage Mounts In State San Antonio Digs From Debris

Record High Reached at Floresville   Cleaning Up Work In San Antonio Is Begun Saturday

Ld  FAMILIES: FLEE NEW THREAT “IN LOWLANDS _ _ Flood Damage Mounts In State, San Antonio Digs From Debris

MARITIME STRIKE IS ABOUT OVER   Union Still at Odds With Only Six Shippers

Eleven Man and al  NA EEE  2. Women Held In “Spy” Probe      Additional ‘Persons. May Be “Placed Under Detention, In..Iny on, OF. Ceyernment “Leak?

Thirteen Held In Inquiry   Disclosures From  Canadian Government Employes To Russia Said To Be Serious

13 ARRESTED AS J  Additional Persons May Be Held As Investigation   OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE BY GOVERNMENT

[3 HELD IN SPY PROBE IN CANADA, OTTAWA REVEALS   Two of Those Detained Are Women and Additional Arrests Are Predicted by Government.   FULL INVESTIGATION TO REQUIRE SOME TIME   Board Says Mueh Evidence Remains to Be Put Before It. Concerning Leak of Secret Data,

Canada Prisons Thirteen in Spy Theft of A-Bomb   Royal Commission Holds -> Secret Meetings to Hear Evidence

DIXIE DEMOCRATS HREAT OF “NEW: FILIBUSTE   Hint Petition 10 Cuth Debote - Will Be Talked to. . PRianth

Southerners See End of Filibuster   Supporters of FEPC Bill Expected to Withdraw

Southern Demos Threaten To Kill Anti-Filibuster Petition by Talk

BOY CONFESSES KILLING WOMAN IN GREENE CO,   Said He Always Wanted The  Thrill of Seeing Someone Die

ENGLAND IS TAKING STEPS ~ TO STOP ‘SQUATTER' MOVE   POLICE INSTRUCTED TO BE! READY TO RESIST FURTHER “MOVING IN" ON PROPERTIES

Scotland Yard Prepares To Block Further Grabs Of Private Property

DROP CONTROLS OPA IS ASKED   Hunsberger, Other Meat Siaughterers Say They Can: Untangle Situation

Tremaen Signs Nospital Bil Construction “Program » Paves Way To Health

Hospital Bill Signed   Provides $1,125,000,000 For Five-Year Hospital Construction Program

Tr ‘tuman Signs Billion Dollar Hospital Bill   Lays Groundwork For Better Medical Care or Public

Hospital Building Act Sioned   Government To Give One-third Toward New Construction Under Bill Pravisianc

‘About Town  And Country  Ry TIMOTHEUS T.   Weed Contest is Over, Timotheus Hopes They're All Cut

‘About Town  all fC 'mssembuw      Weed Contest is Over, Timotheus Hopes They're All Cut

Woman Slain in Shooting Affray  BPeteanacead Huchoana   Estranged Husband Suffers Wound

Agencies Set lowa's 1947 Crop Goals   Emphasis Placed on Soil Conservation in Recommendations

Coal Wage Parley Seems to Be Making Progress   John L. Lewis Leads in Negotiations for Anthracite Workers

MINE PARLEY TS CONTINUED   Both Sides Report Definite Progress in Hard Coal Contract Talks

».athracite Strike “teak Near; Scale Hil nmittees Called   ‘Definite Progress’ Reported By UMW And Hard Coal Operating Negotiators Alike Following Tuesday's Meeting

Gromyko Will Take Over Gavel In U.N. Sessions   Soviet Leader Will Preside For Month While Delicate Issues Are Discussed   BALKAN ISSUE AT CRITICAL POINT

UN SECURITY COUNCIL FACES NEW CRISIS AS GREEK ISSUE: ARISES   Soviets Place Controversy Ge- fore Other Subjects

Gromyko Is Council Head   30-Day Term Comes While Delicate Issues ‘Bother U. S. Soviet.

GROMYKO TAKES OVER GAVEL Al UNSC MEET   Delicate Issues To Arise in Next Few Days

Stalin Speech Byrnes’ Eche   Surprise” “Expressed- ‘at ‘Russian. Interest in Loan from U. S.

OHIO COUNTIES STUDY ACTION ON G. . HOMES   State Funds Not Expected To Go Far in Various Housina Pians

FUNDS FOR VET HOUSING NOT TO MEET NEEDS   Many Officials Plan to Buy Trailers, Surplus Army Units

Eighteen Survivors, Fe our of Them Seriously. Injured, Are. Located In Newfoundland Where Belgian Trans- ptlintie Airliner : Crashed. ae

SURVIVORS OF CRASH WAIT FOr 2 HELICOPTERS   Many of Those Found In Bush Are Seriously Intured

18 Plane Crash Survivors Wait  Help; 26 Deac    Two Helicopters Summoned To Fly Group Back to  Civilization

18 SURVIVED NEWFOUNDL'D PLANE CRASH   14 Badly Hurt; *Will Remove Them lWith Helicopters

18 Persons Still Alive At Seene Of Plane Crash   Helicopters To Attempt Rescues

SURVIVORS WAIT ON HELICOPTERS   14 Of 18 Who Escaped Death In’ Airliner Crash Seriously Hurt

18 Survivors of Belgian Plane Crash Await Arrival of Rescue Helicopters

Fourth Chinese  Conference Ends   Disagree On Expected Cease-Fire Order

Chinese Unable To Agree After Ath Conference   Gen. Marshall Still Hopeful That Points Can Be Ironed Out

CHINA PEACE GOAL STILL UNATTAINED   Generals Adjourn Without Agreeing on Cease-Fire Order

 Sixteen Die In Flames In Three Tragedies   SEVEN FLDERLY MEN PERISH

ATOTS PERISH AS HOME BURNS   3 Others Suffer Burns in Blaze in ‘Connecticut Today

Foreign Loan Boost Urged By Truman   Asks Congress Extend Export-Import *Bank Lending Power Abroad

3 Billion Available  For Nations   British Loan Held Vital to  World Feanom,

President Urges Congress Extend Lending Power   Would Increase Export Im port Bank Lending Power By Billion And Ouarter   SPECIAL MESSAGE SENT TO CONGRESS

N ASKS GREATER LOAN AUTHORITY   Seeks Right to Lend 11 Billions Through Export-Import Bank

EXTEND LENDING POWER TO FOREIGN NATIONS: TRUMAN   Export Bank Would  Handle Negotiations; Levislation Unnecessary

Litfle Progress Made With East Coast Operators  AFL Deck Officers

Seamen Yield Point    Give Up Demand For National Settlement Of Strike Paving Way For Separate Pacts

Danger  In Seeds — Of War   Though Conflict Not — Imminent, Peace Is . Imperiled By Policies Which Lead to War

AVOD FOSTERING CAUSES OF WAR, BYRNES CAUTIONS   U. S. Secretary Of State Declares In Paris Address Difficulty Facing World’s Peacemakers Is “While No Nation Wants War, Nations May Policies Or Courses Of Action Which Lead To W. —Cites “Conflict Of Viewpoints”

Secretary In Talk Before Paris Club   “Conflict Among Allies Serious,” He Asserts

Joins Stalin in Denying Present Peril fo Peace   But He Admits Clash Of Viewpoints-Among Allies Is: ‘Serious’

Peace Task  Ts Outlined   Seerctary Byrnes Declares Nations Must Decry’ Policies Which Lead to War

Byrnes Sees No Danger of War   Says World Must Decry War _— And Acts Leading To Conflict

‘CONFLICT OF VIEWS SERIO AR       Bymes Echoes Recent State ment by Stalin That. Warfare Not Imminent

Rioting Wanes In Calcutta; Thousands Die   Police Forced to Fire On ‘Hooligan’ Bands Engaged in Looting

Looters Fired On by Police   Conditions Improve in Riot-Torn Calcutta; 2,931 Are Injured

Calcutta Police Fire On Looters;- Bengals Say Situation Quiets   Hindus Claim Current Calm May Be only Tempo: rary; 4-Day Battle Death Toll Set at 3,000; - Report Mob Slaughter of 150

Calcutta Riots Death Toll Is Placed At 3,00(   Uneasy Calm Exists Today In Four-Day Wild Outbreak In India   OFFICIALS WATCH FOR NEW ATTACKS

Bares China Drug Scanda   Huge Stocks of U. S. Surplus Narcotics Sold Illegally, Says. Shanghai Evening Post

REP. MARTIN HAS PLAN FOR PEACE   Wahts U. S. to Lead Way in Armament ~ Reduction _

Martin Favors Reduction Of Armaments In Ail Nations: Wants Peacetime Draft Abolished

ASK NATIONS 10 REDUCE ARMS   Republican Leader Martin Expresses Views Before House Military Affairs Committec.

MARTIN PLEADS FOR REDUCTION IN ARMAMENTS   Wants U. S. To Urge All Nations To Abolish Peacetime Draft

BIDS WORLD END PEACETIME DRAFI   Cong. Martin, Testifying or Behalf of Resolution, Urges Disarmament

Rep. Martin Urges U.S. Take Lead in World Movement to Reduce Arms And Abolish Peacetime Conscription

Mayors and Chairmen of Supervisors Are Asked to Have.  Canvass Made

STANDS FIRM ON PROCEDURE IN UN COUNCIL   Agrees to Talk Over Voluntary Plan Of . Modification

VOLUNTARY ACTION ON RIGHT IS OKEHED   Gromyko Argues Weakening of Charter Would Be Fatal For Fat UN's Organization Activities

18 ESTONIAN REFUGEES AT MIAMI   Crossed 1 Atlantic In 38-Foot Sailing Vessel

Steel Parley Hopeful   District Union Leaders Ordered To Stay Near Fhones For Orders

U.S. PANEL OFFER FACTOR IN GM DISPUTE TALKS   Discussions To Resume Today With Workers On Ware Rise

(10 and Company In Steel Parley   GM Findings May Have Important Strike Bearing

Pa Se Poo ies et ee ee ee ee  British Tanker Blown Up in Haifa Harbor

INVESTIGATION BEING MADE INTO EXPLOSION OF SHIP . CARRYING GASOLINE

British Tanker Sinking Probed   Report 35 Lost In Explosion Of Tanker In Haifa Harbor

CALIFORNIA COURT RULES AGAINST NEVADA DIVORCES   Movie Stars Will Have to Fine New Method of Escaping Week-End ‘Soulmates.’

Embargo Placed On Most Freight Starting Friday   Mileage of Coal-Burning Passenger Trains Further Cut

PARCEL POST WEIGHTS CUT T0.5 POUNDS   DRASTIC MEASURE TAKEN TO SAVE SCARCE FUEL

Farther Cut In Passenger  Service Made   ‘Only Vital Items Eligibl To Move by Railroads At tia’ Minna

Parcel Post Packages Are Limited   Passenger Mileage Is Slashed Another 25 Per Cent

Passenger Mileage Cut 29 Pet. Again   Parcels Post Packages Limited To Five Pounds

RAIL TRAVEL CUT ANOTHER D5 PER CENT   Parcel Post Packages Limited to Five Pounds as Government’ Acts to Conserve Coal.   DRASTIC ORDERS EFFECTIVE FRIDAY   Only Essential Commodities Exempt From Ban on Nation-wide Freight Shipments.

Ban ls Placed On Shipments Over 5 Pounds   Freight Embargo is Pro. claimed, Passenger Service Cut Again

All Parcel Post Packages Limited To Five Pounds  Passenger Mileage on Coal Burning Trains  Cut Another 25 Pct.

EMBARGO HITS PARCEL POST AND FREIGHT   Passenger Mileage Is Al. so Cut Another 25 Per Cent

Only Certain Vital Articles Are Exempted   Five-Pound Parcel Post Limit Imposed; Mileage Cut Again

Drastie Action Taken To Save On FuelSupply         Limit of Five Pounds Placed on Parcel Post Packages, Passenger Mileage Cut Ordered As Government Moves in Coal Crisis

Train Service Cut 25 Percent  More by ODT   Five-Pound Limit Put On All Packages by Postal Department

Rail Travels, Parcel Post Also Curbed  Measures Designed ‘ To Lengthen Supplies of Fuel 

Cut Ordered In Passenger Train Service   Only Essential Freight Shipments Will Be Moved

Episcopalian, Presbyterian Union Debatec   Star Chamber Session Denied— Divoree Discussed

Episcopalians Open Debate OnChureh Merger Program     Church Begins Study On Key Issue Of Consolidation With Presbyterians After Vigorously Voting Down Resolution To Go Into Closed Session

TAFT CALLS FOR G. 0. P. CONGRESS   LABELS TRUMAN AS MAN RESPONSIBLE FOR OPA CRACK-UP

Meat Shortage Grips State: Butcher Shops Are Closing   Many Philadelphia Stores Selling Only Cold Cuts and Hot Dogs: Five Markets In Pittsburgh Close: Restaurants Hit

Meat Shortage Grips State; Some Stores Close Down:   Pittsburgh Survey Shows Many Shops Getting 20 Percent Of Normal Supplies

Plane Hunt Is Hampered By Weather   Cold Balks Party Seeking Airliner Which Carried 2]

Hunt Continues For Lost Plane With21 Aboard   Cold Weather Forces Party to Turn Back: 12 Soldiers on Ship Missing in Wvoming

Believe 21 Dead in Crash Of Air Liner on Mountain Peak in Southern Wyoming

WEATHER DELAYS SEARCHING PARTY   United Air Lines Transport Thought ‘Down Atop Elk Mountain In Wyoming Wilds

Searchers Forced to Abandon Climb Up Steep Mountain   Volunteers Climb to Within 300 Feet of Top of 11,125-Foot Mountain Seeking Plane Wreckage, 21 Passenqers

Party Scaling Moun tain Turns Back Hoar. ‘Reported “Scene of Crash _ 21 . Relieved Killed,

Furrow Cul In Snow Of Mountains   Searchers Believe. 2 Airliner Crashed On 11,125-Foot Peals

LEND-LEASE== PACT SIGNEL   FINAL CONTRACT AGREEMENT SETTLES’ COSTS AS AT TIME "FT END-LEASE ENDED

AMB'ANGE GAS FUMES KILL 5   Passengers Overcome When Car Stalls In Flooded Creek

Monoxide Kills 5 in Ambulance   Engine Kept Running To Generate Heat

eT NS nee Se ne ee NE ee nar NaN eS ee eee  Chrysler Boosts Price of Cars

Wheat Sat ee      ‘ONLY 75 PER CENT OF WHEAT USED LAST YEAR CAN BE _.. “PROCESSED; BONUS OFF ERED FARMERS TO TAKE GRAIN OUT “OF STORAGE an we

Americans Must Eat 25% Less _ Wheat Products   -Offer 30-Cent Bonus For Grains To Be Sent To Starved Countries 

Government Orders Cul for America   30-Cent Bushel Bonus Offered Farmers for Releasing Stocks

ASK OPA BOOST IN BREAD PRICE   Farmers Offered 30c Per Bushel Bonus On Wheat, Corn

Gov't. Decrees 25% Cut In All Wheat Products   Offers 30c-a-Bushel Bonus For Immediate Corn And Wheat Deliveries

White House issues Order To Cut Flour   Offer Farmers Bonus To Get Wheat, Corn Now In Storage

U.S. GIRDS TO LEAD IN WAR ON FAMINE   Americans to Eat 25 Pct. Less Bread To Aid Starving

Americans ActToHalt  Starvation   Farmers Offered 30-Cent Per Bushel Bonus On Wheat Available For Export To Europe

FLOUR USE CUT BY 25 PER CEN   Government Offers 30c Bu. Bonus ta Farmers for Grain to Export

Farmers Get Bonus to Sell Stored Grain   Truman Sees Need for Immediate Action; Price of Bread May Rise

Farmers Offered 30-Cent Bonus for Wheat, Corn   Order, Effective Monday, Permits Food for Europe

Offers 30c A Bushel Bonus To Farmers To Release Stored Wheat   Shifts From Voluntary Food Conservation To Hard-Fisted Control Of Flow Of  Necessities Into Retail Channels.

Expected to Be Followed By   MILLERS WILL ASK ONE CENT INCREASE   Hope to Confer With OPA Leaders in Wake of 25 Percent Slash

LESS BREAD TO BE USED UNDER NEW PROGRAM   25 Per Cent Reduction In Supply Ordered; Wheat Bonus To Be Paid   PRICE INCREASE SEEN   Bakers Want More For Breads Truman, Hoover Urge Aid To Starving

BRAZIL TO ROUND UP FIFTH COLUMN REDS   Charge Moscow Directing New Communistic Program

BRAZIL STRIKES AT COMMUNISTS   Officials’ Reveal Campaign Under Moscow Direction’  ta (Onviaticzo® BMatian

BRAZIL MAKES ~ PLOT CHARGES   GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS SAY THAT MOSCOW IS DIRECTING DRIVE TO “SOVIET THAT NATION

STEPHENS GRAD IS FOUND SLAIN   Mother Finds Body on Return To Locked House

STEPHENS COED FOUND STRANGLED   Evidence of Struggle Is Found ®ahjirl’s Home i in Columbia.

516 Bills on ‘Must’ List For Assembly  Senate, House Told Action Is Necessary

516 Revision Bill Must Be Passed Before April 1   Planning Committee Warns of Heavy Schedule Ahead

Manila Girl Tells of Marriage to Hero Wermuth and Pledge to Love Forever   By OLIVIA J. OSWALD

JET MISSILES —NEARLY-READY      HHEF—OF—WEAPONS=IN—WA - SAYS LONG-RANGE. GUIDED. MISSILES ARE ALMOST PERFECTED

Doesn't Plan To Be Squeezed Out   Notifies Russia This Nation Expects To Retain Voice In Control Of Strategic Waterway; Opposes Soviet Stand

Emphasizes Opposition To Russian Plan For Direct Share In Defense

Opposes Read Grab  U.S. Intends To Speak Her Piece On Dardanelles

Firm U.S. Stand on Dardanelles   Backs Turkey Against Russian Demands For Position On Straits; Want Voice On Control

Russian Demand Rejected  In Note   America Will Stay Right In Fight . Until Last

U.S. Backs Turkey Against Russia’s Straits Demands —   Will Not Be Squeezed Out of Negotiations Over Dardanelles

Note Voices U. S. Plan io Back Turke   Message to *Moscow Tells Russia of Firm Policy On Sharing Control of The Dardanelles

UNITED STATES BACKING TURKEY   Siding Against Russian Demands For Dominant Position In Dardanelles.

Russa Told US, To Retain Voice   Note To Moscow Emphasizes Opposition To Red Demands.

BOX SCORE   U.S. Has Stake In Dardanelles  Not To Be Squeezed Out By Soviet, Claim

Backs Turkey In Stand On Waterway   Advises Moscow Of Intention To Have Voice In Control

U.S. AGAIN BACKS TURKS AGAINST REDS   Tells Moscow It Oppose: Direct Soviet Rule in Dardanelles and Intends to Have a Voice in Control.

US. Tells — Russia We Back Turkey   Won't Be Squeezed Out of Voice On Dardanelles

U.S. Sends Reds Note On Straits   Informs Russia Uncle Sam Intends To Have Voice In Dardanelles

i S. Stronely Backs Turkish Opposition to Red Demands For Bominant Position         RUSSIANS REMINDED OF POTSDAM AGREEMENTS

U.S. Backing Turks Against Russ Demand   Intends to Keep Voice In Control of Dardanelles, Opposes Russians

Moscow Warned  in Note   Turkey Gets Backing in Dardanelles Row Over Dominant Place

U.S. Plans Voice In Dardanelles   Moscow Advised That U. S. Will Have Say In Control Of Waterway

United States Again Voices Opposition Tc Russian Demand To Help Defend Straits

U. S. Deals Self ii Dardanelles   Tells Russia America Won't Be Squeezed Out of Settlement.

U. S. Backs Turks  On Straits Issue   Warn Russia That America Will Not Be ‘Squeezed Out’

NEW FUND CALL BY LAUSCHE HIT   Legislative Monkey Wrenct Charged By Republicans

—LEGISLATURE— Governor Draws Ire Of House   Lists 26 Items For Special Session

FUND PLAN FOR CITIES I$ HIT   Expanded Lausche Program Called Progress Halter

G. O. P. Leaders Contend Gov. Lausche Tossed Wrench Into Special Session Will Call For Additional Funds

LAUSCHE ADDS OTHER FUNDS AT SPECIAL MEET   GOP Claims Governor Tosses ‘Monkey Wrench’ Into Extra Session

Alfred Rosenberg Accused of Being Master Mind of Nazi Plot to Enslave East Europe

Norah Carpenter, Children Here   Not Met by Father— To Be Married as  Soon as Possible

Mother, 3 Surviving Quad Children Arrive in States  For Reunion with Babies’ Father

NORAH CARPENTER AND THREE  SURVIVING QUADRUPLETS REACH U. S.; EARLY WEDDING PLANNED

Unmarried GI Mother Here With Triplet:      Norah Carpenter 2 rrives : Fea nie Re . Fy ned For He. union With Babies’ Pather

ARMY -NAVY FUNDS CUT WOULD AID   Will Be Smallest Since Prewar Years

May Approach Budget Balance   30 Billion Expenditures Plan Is Expected

PRESIDENT MAY SEEK BALANCED BUDGET IN 1947   Message To Congress On Monday Will Stress Economy

WILL SEEK, BUDGET NEAR A BALANCE »   - Such Will Be. ‘Truman’s Request Of Congress —

Truman May Ash Congressmen To Balance Budget   May Slash Federal Spending Two-Thirds

TRUMAN BUDGT 10 HEW 10 LINE   Message Monday {s Expected at Least to Approach Balanced Economy

President Will Demand Budeet Cut   Congress Message May Seek To Slash Federal Spending

President May Call For Balanced 1947 Budget ‘In Message To Congress

Molotov Pays Tribute To  Late President   Delegates From 91 Nations At  Ceremonies

IN PARLIAMENTARY ‘JAM SESSION’  Thomas Would Enlist Poles i For U.S. Guards in Europe

ANNOUNCE OPENING OF NEW CLINIC AT SPIRIT LAKE   ONE ARNOLDS PARK AND FOUR SPIRIT LAKE DOCTORS FORM NEW UNIT.

 Another U. S.-Russian Incident. Would-Be Soviet Thieves Hold ‘Yank MP Patrol At Gunpoint

REFINERY BLAST TAKES 2 LIVES   Blaze Near Newark Destroys $1,000,000 Unit

Refinery Fire. Kills 2 in Ohic   Four Blasts Shake . Million-Dollar Unit

PROBLEMS FAGE NEW UAW HEAD   Thomas, Loser In Race Named Vice President Under Reuther

Thomas lakes Reuther’s Place In UAW Office  Their Positions   Their Positions Are Reversed by Convention Vote

REUTHER SEES POSITIONS AS REVERSED   Thomas Is Elected To One of C10’s  Vice Presidencies

Bengal War Yugoslavs ThreatensT o Deny Charge CreateCrisis Of Slavery

King Signs Bill to Bring Bank of England ‘Under Public Ownership

Fight Rages In Indo-China. ...  ATTACKS LAUNCHED ON FRENCH TROOPS

Troops Attack French Positions   Viet-Nam Troops Strike At Namdinh, Shell Hanoi

BRITAIN OFFERS NEW INDIA PLAN   Federal Union Advocated Ir Latest 6-Point Program

BRITAIN OFFERS PLAN FOR INDIA   Six-Point .Proposal . Includes Establishment of Federal Union of Provinces

Federal Union of India Announced   Attlee Reveals Six-Point Plan

Britain Offers Six-Point Plan On India Unior   Takes Leadership In Government Following Hindus’ Failure.

New Setup For India Is Giver To Parliament   England Proposes That Federation Be Formed

—FEDERAL UNION New Plan  For India Attlee Proposes 6-Point Program

ATTLEE REVEALS INDIA UNION PLAN   l ‘Program Mapped after Cablnet Mission Fails

India Federal Union ‘Plan Based on Six Points, Is Published   Regional Groups

Six-Point Plan Set Up By British Commission For-Indian Independence

Attlee Reveals Six Point Plan for India Union   Levislature Outlined.

‘House Hears White Paper  On Program   Includes Union Of . Two Parts Of India, All-India

FREEDOM PLAN FOR INDIA SET IN WHITE PAPER   Failure Of Earlier Talks Spurs Plan By British House Of Commons

BRITISH ANNOUNCE PLAN FOR FEDERAL NDIAGOVERNMENT   Six Points Set Forth in Proposal Presented to  Pmecamane Tadeo

Attlee Announces Plan For Federal  Union For India   Presents  ‘Far- Reaching — 6Point Plan Modeled On U.S. Gov't Lines. .

Stalin’s Views Draw Acclaim  Of Wallace   Senators Generally Make Wary Comment. Governments Silent

NO PROGRESS ~ S REPORTED ~ AT COLUMBUS   NEGOTIATIONS IN STREETCAR STRIKE ARE SAID TO BE NEAR DEADLOCK _ STAGE

HULSE UNAMERILAN ACTIVITIES LUMMITTEE REPORTED 10 HAVE “HOT GLUE” IN A-BOMB PROBE

HOUSE — COMMITTEE—MEMBERINDICATES ARRESTS MAY BE MADE IN NEAR FUTURE

U. S. Will Eat More Than Ever in 1946   Agriculture Experts Draw Picture Of Sharp Contrast

Yanks to Eat More Than Ever  Mos# Supplies Are Above 1945 Levels

Americans Will Eat More Than Before War   People in Many Lands Will Be Near Starvation in 1946, World-Wide Survey Discloses

Americans To Eat More Than Ever In '46 While Much Of World Faces Starvation

U.S. fo Eat More in '46 But Many Lands "Near Starvation’   Inventory of World's Larder Makes It Plain Enough Food Exports Will Not Reach Them in Time to Ban Hunger

SAYS AMERICANS TO EAT BETTER   People In Many Lands I 1946 Will Be Near Starvation

Retail Grocers’ Association Levels Election Campaign At Senator Kilgore; Names Officers

Maritime Union, Standard Oil Siaee Tentative Agreement In Great Lakes Shipping Strike

Leather Shortage Closes Nine Shoe Factories In N. H.   No Shutdowns Reported Yet In Portland Area

Fear Giant Assault  China Reds Vow Last Ditch Fight On Headquarters

WEALTHY MAN KILLS WIFE   6-Year-Old Son Sees Slaying Which Cliimaxed Argument

Shoots Wife In Argument  Over Drinking   Heart Wound Ends Marriage of Scion Wealthy Colonial Family To Janitor’s Daughter

C10. Jolted Hard In Atom Bomb Plan Vote in Tennessee   A-F:L Wins. in Two of. Plants; Workers Vote No-Union in Third

ClO IS GIVEN REBUFF AT OAK RIDGE PROJECT   Three Atom Bomb Plant: Voters Favor APL, : Won-Union

‘Lie Calls On UN To Take Stand On Franco Question In Interests Of Progress

Cuba Challenges Russia to Last. Ditch Batile ‘On the Veto Question

MADRID REGIME IS HARD HIT BY TRYGVE LIE   Secretary Remembers Bitter Debates; Mexican Is Critic of Veto

Mexican Delegate Asks Elimination Or Modification OF Veto Powers Of Bic 5 Nations

Lie Calls for Immediate Action Against Franco;  Obstacle to UN Progress

Recommends UN Action Against Franco of Spain.   Lie Says-Action Would Make Progress Smoother

Firm Stand On Spanish Issue Asked   Cuba Dares Russians To Showdown Fight On Question Of Veto

U.N. Is Urged  To Take Stand Against Franco   Lie Says Action Would Take Serious Obstacle From Proaress Of Body

HEARINGS ON WAGES, RULES ARE OPENED   Spokesmen for Both Roads and Unions Are Pessimistic of Outcome.   BULLETIN

Many Believe Walkout Will Nof Be Averted   Wage Increases  Would Raise Rates

Unions Doubtful of Board Avertins  Railroad Strike   BRT. Executive Asserts : Walkout May Be Called _ If Decision Unapprored®

RAIL PAY CASE UP FOR HEARING BEFARE BART   Brotherhoods Indicate Strike Will Be Called If They Dislike Decision   RULING DUE IN 30 DAYS.   Railroads Assert They Must Have Higher Rates If Wages Are Hiked

See Little Chance To Avert Strike   Unions And Rail Companies Are Pessimistic

Democratic Leader Opens Debate  For British Loan  Barkley Says Deal Is Important For U. S. Welfare

POLICE HOLD BOY'S DEATH ACCIDENTAL   High School Youth Victim Of Dynamite

MEAT SEIZURE BEING STUDIED   Anderson Threatens Drastic Action To Catch Marketed Livestock

U.S. SEIZURE OF LIVESTOCK UNDER STUDY   Unprecedented Step Termed Growing Possibility  By Andorenn

Meat Shortage Brings Out an Official Threat   Secretary Anderson Says Unprecedented Step a Real Danger

Meat Seizure Is Considered By Government   ALL LIVESTOCK ENROUTE TO MARKETS MAY BE TAKEN

See Seizure  Of Livestock   Sec. Anderson Says Requisition Threatens if Siayation UUnimproved.

Meat Remains on Scarce Items List, Blow to Stock Industry Hopes for End of OPA Control

Government May Seize All Livestock Bound For Market   Canned Fruits, Other Foods Off Scarce List. But Meat Stavs On

Government May Seize Livestock   Anderson Threatens Requisition If Meat Shortage Continues

Anderson Says Stock May Be Seized, Hints Argentine Beef to Be Imported

Market-Bound Livestock May Face Seizure   Becoming Possibility Day By Day, Says Anderson; Canned Fruits Off OPA List

SEC, ANDERSON HINTS AT NEW STEPS 10 GET MORE MEAT   Most Canned Fruits, Juices And Vegetables Go Off Ceiling

Meat Shortage Brings Threat of Seizure of Market-Bound Livestock

HINTS U, S. MAY SEIZE STOCK ON WAY TO MARKET   Anderson Lifts Canned Fruits, Other Foods Off Scarce List

Seizure Of Market-Bound Livestock Is Seen Possibility As Meat Situation Grows Worse

Seizure of  Livestock ls Hinted   Anderson Asserts Meat Must Remain Under Price Control.

U.S. May Seize Meat If Pinch Continues   Anderson Warns Greedy Stockmen Of End to Ban on Argentina’s Beef

\Government Threatens To Seize All Cattle lBound. for Stockyards.

- Canned Fruits Removed From ‘Scarce List As Seizure Of All Livestock Is Threatened

Worsening Meat Shortage Brings Official Threat Of Government Seizure Of Market-Bound Stock   Meat Men Get Bird

All Livestock,  Market-Bound, May Be Seized   Anderson Threatens Action; Control Off Variety of Foods

Governent Seizure of All Market-Bound Meat Is Threat’ More Ceilinss Removed

Seizure of All  Livestock Seen   Cattlemen Given Warning to Cooperate With Government

Anderson Says Drastic Action May Be Taken   Hopes For Lifting Livestock Ceiling Peicoe Ave Dached

Government Threatens To Seize Market-Bound Cattle As Meat Shortage Situation Gets Worse

Threatens To Seize Meat On Way To Mart   Anderson Says Worsening Meat Shortage May Make Unprecedented Action Neressary

Anderson Says Meat Price Lid  Must Remain      Freed . From. Price »Contéols ;

MEAT STAYS ON SCARGE AND PRC CONTROL LISTS   Canned Fruits, Corn, Oat Cereals, Other Foods Of

Anderson Describes Step As ‘Very Real Danger’ As Meat Is Retained on Scarce Farm Products’ List.   CEILINGS TAKEN OFF MORE CANNED GOODS

Secretary of Agriculture Says Seizure Is Greater Possibility  Day by Day

NEAT STAYS ~ ON OPA LIST   Canned Fruits, Juices Re moved From Controls By Anderson

ATOM EXPERTS SUFFER INJURY   Los Alamos Laboratory Staff Exposed To Radiation Mishap

VFW Sees Hard Times For Vets   Urges Passage of Bill To Provide Seniority

Fresh Drive Opens For Speedy Action On Nation's Future Atomic Energy Policy

New Drive Opens for Atom Controls; Scientist Raps Military Domination

$10,000 FOR GRID STARS, LOOKABAUGH DECLARES Oklahoma's Aggies Only Pay $15 A Month, Coach Claims

‘RED’ PREMIER ANSWERS QUIZ ON HIS VIEWS      WRITTEN REPLIES OF RUSSIAN LEADER BEING STUDIED BY  DELEGATES-AT_ PEACE—_— . t RR A

Russian Premier Asserts Capitalistic Encirclement Of Soviet Impossible

NOT AFRAID DF ATOM BOM OF CAPITALISM   Makes Frank Statement of Soviet Position to Questionnaire.

National Coal Crisis Headed  ForShowdown   400,000. Men Employed by Industries Served by Railroads Now Laid Off—Some “Break” in Paralyzing Effect of Shutdown Seen as Inevitable Soon

U.S. URGES RATIONING OF CLEGTRICHTY   Prepares Order Authorizing Companies to Curtail Distribution of Manufactured Gas.   STRIKE CRISIS NEAR SHOWDOWN   More Than 400,000 Are Thrown Out of Jobs— Lewis and Operators Still Deadlocked.

‘Break’ Feared As Paralysis Spreads   Negotiations Still At Stalemate As Entire Nation Feels Effects of Crippling Walkout

GREAT LAKES ORE CARRIERS BEING TIED UP   FUEL CRISIS MAY PARALYZE ALL INDUSTRY

Crisis Seen  In Coal Strike  ’ Government IIrees   Government Urges Far-Flnne Dimout

Most Momentous Labor Showdown In Nation’s History Is Impending   Coal Strike Becomes Graver; Electrical And Manufactured Gas Rationing Asked And May _ Be ‘Ordered’ Today; Settlement Unseen   Bv ARTHUR EDSON

U.S. Asks Dimout In 20 Eastern, Midwest States:  CPA Prepares Rationing Of Manufactured Gas

Plan Dimouts  To Save Coal   Nationwide Rationing of Gas Planned As Coal Strike Crisis Moves Toward A Momentous Showdown

More Than 20  States Would Be Affected  Nationwide Rationing of Manufactured Gas Also Is Possibility

Dimout Urged In Rationing Of Electricity   Nation- Wide Rationing of Manufactured - Gas Nears; 400,000: Railroad Men Laid off Jobs

Artificial Gas Rationing Looms  Strike Negotiations Remain Stalemated

Electricity Rationing Proposed as Effects Of Shortage Spread; No Progress in Talks

AFL TO STAGE PURGE DRIVE   ADOPTS RESOLUTION PAVING WAY FOR ITS’ PROPOSED “HOUSECLEANING' IN  CONGR

AFL Will Battle All Congressmen Found Hostile   Executive Council Calls For Congressional Housecleaning In November

SHROYER WILL BE CANDIDATE   State Highways Secretary Is First to Announce For Governor

J.U. Shroyer To Enter Race ~For Governor   Secretary of Highwoys  Refuses to Comment  On Organization — Sumner Oi -

‘Second School Bus Accident Occurs In §. C.   One Killed, Several Injured As Truck, Rise Collide

HOUSE PASSES BILL; SENATE “DELAYS ACTION   6 Months Emergency Powers Demanded By President

TAFT DELAYS PASSAGE IN UPPER HOUSE   Truman Asks Drastic Measure to Check Labor Strife

House Gives Quick OK to Measure To Outlaw Strikes Against U..S.   Senate Passes Case Bill To Clear Way for Truman's Requested Legislation Monday

PRESIDENT OF HAITI, LESCOT, 1S OVERTHROWN   Military Junta Begins Work Of Organizing New Government

MILITARY JUNTA RULES IN HAITI   New Cabinet Formed after Lescot Is Overthrown

PRESIDENT OF HAITI DEPOSED   Military Junta Takes Over, Forces Lescot to Resign

Military Junta Organizes Nev Haiti Cabinet in Overthrow    Promises Free Elections: Puts

Haiti Will Form  New Government   Presijent Lescot Resigns After Island Revolt

UPRISING LICCTS BATT PRESIDEN)   Military Starts Formation of New Government for W. Indies Republic

President Of Haiti Foreed From Office   Military Junta Forming New Government  After Revolt

\Waynesburg Was ‘Dry As Death \Valley Monday   Rain Fell Within Two Miles But It Ignored Warynesbure

President — Establishes New and Higher WagePrice Policy to Settle Steel Strike

New Wage-Price Policies Are Announced  Bowles Is Moved to New Job in Economic Shakeup

Wage-Price Formula Has Been Mappec   Chester Bowles To Go To Office OF Economic Stabilizer

Bowles Shifted From OPA Chief To Post Of Economic Stabilization Administrator  With More Powers; Steel Unsettled

Settlement of Steel Strike Looms Today; Bowles Appointed Economic Boss, Porter to Head Price Agency

Bowles Gets New Job, Porter Heads OPA  ‘In Big “Shift — ii Economic Command at Capital. -

Porter Appointed New Boss for OPA, Denny Given Post   Shakeup in High Command Made After Official: Confer With Truman in White House

Bowles Moved Up; Porter Is Given OPA Job   Settlement of Steel Strike Expected Shortly on Basis  of $5 Ton Increase—Bowles Gets We cs ee gc Bg

Bowles Moved: Up; Porter Is GivenOPA Job   Settlement of Steel Strike Expected Shortly on Basis of $5 Ton Increase—Bowles Gets More Authority

SHAKEUP MAY HELP SETTLE STEEL DISPUTE   Paul A. Porter Moves Into Place Vacated by Chester Bowles

Bowles Takes Over Post Of  Administrator   New Formula to Permit Wage Hikes Within Certain Limitations, Industry: Price Increases for Hardship Cases

Paul A’ Porter Is Moved From F. C. C. to Top opa; Charles E. Denny, Ji. in Porter’s Place.

Mis. America Title Won by Mother of 4   ‘Ohio Woman Receives $2,500 First Prize Award.

UNO APPROVES BARUCH PLAN ATOM CONTROL   Scientific Committee Unanimously Stamps  Okay On Report

ATOM REPORT [S APPROVED   Unanimous Vote Recorded On Scientific Aspects Of Energy Control

One Dead And Many Injured In Rail Crast   Passenger-Jammed Commuter Train Hits Another -in Bayonne

1 Dead, 79 Hurt In Train Crash   Commuter Ploughs Into Passenger Train

ONE KILLED, 79 HURT IN RAIL COLLISION   Yeavily-Loaded Commuter Train: Crash In Bayenne. N. J.; Fire man Tacec Titier

JERSEY TRAINS CRASH AT RUSH HOUR; 1 DEAD   Crowded Commuter Line Collision Injures  At Least 79

ONE KILLED, 79 HURT IN WRECK   Crowded Commuter Trains In Rear End Crash At Jersey Station

One Ploughs Into Rear of Other at Bayonne, N. J., at Height of Rush : Hour.    WRECKAGE SHOWERED.WITH LIVE STEAM   Fire Breaks Out, but Is Quickly Quelled — Passengers Struggle to Get Out Through Windews.

JEROEY TRAINS CRASH, 79 HURT   Fireman Killed: Flames Blacken Twisted Wreckage

Loumiuter train, Passenger Crash  eres 2)  ae eee ee    Crewmun Killed in Collisic.1 in Bayonne Stution

New Jersey Train Crash Injures 100  Kills Trainman   Rear End Collision Of Crowded Commute:  Comes at Rush Hour

Fireman Killed In Train Wreck  79 Are Injured In Commuter Smash-Ur

‘Train Crash At Bayonne Fatal to One, 79 Injured   Commuter Train Crashes into Rear Of Another;  39 in Hospital

Fireman Killed, 79 Hurt in Collision of Commuter Trains  Body Is Recovered From   Body Is Recovered From Underneath Tons of Coal

Child's Arms  Found in Conduit   They‘re Degnan Girl’s Chicago Police Say

Arms of Slain Degnan Child Are Found   Workmen Call Police After Grizzly Find  In Sewer

SEWER YIEINS ARMS OF GIRI   All Of Kidnap Victim’s Body Found, But Clues Are Missing

Arms From Degnan Girl’s Body Found   ‘Missing Parts Found In Manhole Three Blocks: From Home Of Parents, Of Slain Chicago Girl

DEGNAN CHILD'S ARMS DISCOVERED   FOUND IN MANHOLE THREE BLOCKS FROM HOME IN CHICAGO

LONG otARGh WINDS UP IK ALLEY SEWER   Employes of Electrical Co. Discover Gruesome Kidnap Clue.

Arms of Suzanne, Murder Victim, Believed Located   New Clue Studied For Identity Of Fiendish Slayer

VICTIM'S AR FOUND IN CHAS   ley Sewer “In North Sid  ields Suzanne’s Rody Parte

CHILD'S ARMS — FOUND TODAY      MISSING ARMS OF CHICAG( KIDNAP VICTIM FOUND BY INSPECTOR IN SEWER

MISSING ARMS OF DISMEMBERED CHICAGO GIRL, KIDNAPPED AND KILLED. ARE FOUND IN SEWER

PRESSURE FOR   An Emergency Conference of Administration Officials, . Called.   HANNEGAN SUMMONED   Secretary of Agriculture Anderson Also at the Meeting.

Charges Fly but Only Certainty Is ‘There s No Meat   Animals on Range But OPA Keeping Them From Butcher

Senator Pepper Declares Control Getting Too Much Like Prohibition In Lack of Public Approval; Truman Gets Daily Survey On Meat Situatior

Staunch OPA Backer Views Losing Battle   President Pushes Own Personal Survey of Meat Shortage

Bitter Row In Polities Over Shortage   Meat Production Last Week Sixty-Nine Per (ent Less Than in  Same Week in 1945

Champion of OPA Disgusted With Lack of Support   President Continues Personal Survey Of Natien’s Meat Shortage

Bitter Political Charges Are Hurled by Republicans and Democrats in Effort To Place Blame.   MORE BEEF IN 1947 IS CHEERY PROMISE

Political Charges - Fly as Meat Battle Flares Over Nation   Ohio Governor Asks For Inquiry; Demos Put Blame on GOP

Bitter Political Charges Hurled   Most Authorities Agree There Is Plenty Of Meat But That It’s Still On The Grazing Range; Anger Mounts

Officials Called Amid Pressure On Food Crisis   Staunch Supporter. of OPA May Shift Sides: Truman Making Survey

Top Officials Called for an  Emergency Meef   Crucial Problem  Daliticiane

Pepper Leans Toward Junking Price Controls   Former Champion of OPA May Join Its Opponents; Truman Still is Studying

Sen. Pepper May Favor Junking Price Controls   Debate On Meat Grows More Sizzling; Truma Pushes Personal Survey Of Shortage.

Meat Situation Incites Fierce Political Salvos  Cries of Scandal Punctuate Pleas For Inquiry as Parties Trade Rlows

Mead Hopes For Quick  Action on Meat   President Making Personal Survey Of the Situation

OPA Backer Frowns on Price Curbs   Senator Pepper fs Seriously Considering Junking All Controls

Emergency Meeting on Meat Called   Pepper, Staunch Backer Of OPA, Is Ready to Junk Controls.

Pow-Wow Called On Meat Issue   Top Officials In Huddle As Clamor For Action Mounts

Huddle ‘On Meat Crisis —   Top Administration  Officials Hint Action Will Be Taken Soan;  Shortages Plague U. S

EXPERTS FIND 0 SHORTIEE ~ OFLWESTOCK   Survey Shows Shortages of Key Items Worse Than in War Years.

INVESTIGATION OF SHORTAGE CONTINUES   Truman Presses Personal Survey Of “Famine”   SEN, PEPPER,   Former Champion Of 0.P.A, Says Controls Are Becoming Useless

White House Still Probes Meat Shortage   Mead Expresses Hope for Decision To Curb Scarcity

Differ Charges Fly As Supply Grows Shorter  Federal Inquiry  Is  Deman ded By  y

Administration Leaders Meet as Pressure Grows   Prompt Action To Relieve Drought Hinted By Official

Control Champ Pepper Doubts Public Support   Président Presses National Surveys

Political Chatges Fly Over Meat Issue; Technicalities Block Filing Decontrol Plea   Most Authorities Agree There Is Plenty Of Meat On The Range; Investigation Hinted

President Checking On Meat Situation   No Decision in Sight from Him Yet; Wrangle Over Decontrol Flares Into Political Warfare; Meat Supply Low

TEMPERATURES   Battle Over Price Controls Roars To A Bitter Climax

Meat Shortage © Creates Stir Among Leaders   CHARGES HURLED BACK AND FORTH IN BITTER DISPUTE

Truman. Studies Meat Shortage As Charges and Counter-Charges Fly   Gen.H urley Challenges Sen. Hatch to a Debate On U.S. Foreign Policy

Meat Controversy Erupts In Political Race Across Nation   Commodity Gets Scarcer as Decontro Fight Progresses

—ACTION ASKEDMay Junk  All Price Controls  Senator Pepper Is “Ready Te Mic. To

Decontrol Dispute Rases Over Nation   White House Dodges UNRRA “Blame in Shortage—_ . - Ea Cuardia Makes Denial -

Truman Surveys Meat Shorfage Situation As Senafor Pepper, Price Control Advocate, Says He May Fight To Junk Program

Battle Over Meat Issue Grows Tense   Confusion Increases With New Charges and Counter Charges

‘One Thing Certain: Meat’s Gone... .  Heated Controversy Over Decontrol Of Meat Takes Spotlight Over All U. S.

Truman Continues His Study of — Meat Situation  Reports Are Being Received Every Dav at White House

Political Charges Made On Scarcity Of Several Food Items   Technicalities Block Decontrol Plea Until Last Of Week; Only Ship Horse Meat Overseas

Meat Controversy Enters Polities in Seething Fashion   [aGuardia Says No Meat, Except Canned Horse Variety, Is Going Overseas

Plenty On Hoof: LaGuardia Says UNRRA Pinched   ‘Only Canned Horse Meat Goes Overseas’ Democrats Blame Republican Chiefs

OPA CHAMPION STUDIES PLAN TO LIFT CURBS   Fears Loss of Public Support Destroying Whole Program

Truman Probing Meat Shortage   White House Reports President ‘Getting Reports Every Day’

MAY COME OUT FOR JUNKING ALL CONTROLS   Compares Lack of Public Support with Latter Days of Prohibition.

Seething Controversy Over Decontrol of Meat Keyed: to Bitter Political Charqes -

TOP OFFICIALS IN EMERGENCY MEET   Democrats Pressed to Do Something About the Meat Situation   PREDICT FAST ACTION

‘Survey Shows Shortages Of Basic Items, In Some Cases ‘Worse Than Bleak War Days

Control Of Meat  lopmosi As Issue   Political Campaign Is Shaping Up For Voters

TOP ADMINISTRATION  OFFICIALS CONFER AS  MEAT PROBLEM GROWS REMOVAL OF ALL OPA CONTROLS: CONSIDERED  RY FAD REEECR C#rinnpAan Trp

Air Liner Crash  Kills Two Crewmar   Seventeen Passengers, Stewardess Escape

Policeman Shot  In Detroit, Mich   Youthful Bandit Fires Shot While Fleeing From Attempted Robbery

FLOOD DAMAGE . BELIEVED SEVERE   Rampaging Rivers Recede Atter Destroying Crops

NAZIS IN CHINA ARE DEPORTED   Germans Disguised As Ref _ Rounded Up By U. S. Authorities

5 Negi oes Said:.. Held As Peons: ~ By Ga. Farmer   Group: reed: From Jail: ‘On Condition They. Return To Work: For “Georzian

FARMER HELD ON PEONAGE CHARGE   Accused Of Holding Five Negroes In Forced Servitude

Farmer Arrested: Slavery Charged   Worked Negro Weeks For Two Dollar Debt

“BLESSING ON THE DAY   FOUND RHU-AID"--HER. RHEUMATIC PAINS END?

. Yugoslav Relief to Be Continued  ‘ Action in Accord With Agreement

RELIEF SHIPMENTS TO BE CONTINUEI   Clayton Says U_ §. Will Stilt Con. tribute TNRERA Supplies  To Forosiavisa

INFORMATION ABOUT VETERAN INSURANG!   Statement Issued This Week By VA Office In Webster City Regarding Payments of Premiums.

Four persons injured in 3 accidents  Seven cars, two bicyeles inve!lved

Four Persons Treated ; At Hospital Last Night  ‘For Minor Injuries

ECONOMY HAS ITS BRFECT ON AIR FORCES   Trained Personnel And Others Are Not Prepared for War

Seek Happiest Married Couple In State of lowa      Winning Couple to Appear on ¢ Special Program Dec. 27

JOHN L. LEWIS INHERITED HIS UNIONISM FROM HIS FATHER   Began Work In Mines At Early Age; Wife Big  Aid In His Rise

Rise Of John L. Lewis ts Like Fiction   Mine Workers Head Inherited Unionism from His Father — His Education Was Self-earned.

Pough Thespian Lewis Inherited His Penchant i For Union Career From Father

Jefferson City Homes Flooded Tracks Blocked   Missouri Pacific Uses Wabash Tracks; Osage River Flood Eases

Slides Cover  Tracks   Osage River Flood  Eases Some; Water Damage in Jefferson City; Trains Held up  (oa

@ PETER EDSON   Bian Sari wwt  Sans Don’t Realize Inflation Still Real Danger to U.S.

@ PETER EDSON   Many Don’t Realize Inflation Still Real Danger to U.S. -

@ THE SAME CHRIST JESUS  Santa Claus Unknown on Isle, But Sardinians Have Christmas

RETURN TO FOOD RATIONING MAY BE PROPOSEL   Chester Bowles Reported to Be Considering Such a Recommendation.

ASK FEDERAL AID T0 AVERT POWER STRIKE   Intervention Urged In Duquesne Light Co. Wage Dispute

Gates Named Committeeman From Indiana   Morris Requests Governor ; Made Successor

IN WILD WELCOME!   Residents of Philippines Greet MacArthur as His Plane Lands

Senators Told Of Army Waste   Soldier Tells Senators of Destruction of Property at Base

2. Firms Settle — Dispute  Je frxal..   15 Others Likely To Follow Pattern

SEAMEN SETTLE WITH 2 FIRMS   Accept Offers for 48-Hour Week Aboard Ships

NMU, Two Firms Make Settlement   First Break Scored in Great Lakes Tie-up

Munitions Maker Denies Nazis Hac Made Progress On Atomic Energy   Stories Of “New And Secret Weapons” Only Propaganda To Keep Home-Front Morale High, Albert Spveer Tells Military Tribunal

Othman Does Gastronomic Research— Probes Truman Banquet:   Roast Chicken, Ulcers Are Discussed

Aussies Assert Power Lacking   Evatt Asks Revised Atom Control! Plans

Soviet Claim  - IsChallensed   Evatt’ Says :Council. Can’ Enforce Bomb Agreement

Oklahoma Woman, Who Lived to Be 115, Dies; Outlived Nine Husbands

Urge OPA: Give Relief For Dairies   Iowa Congressman Askell for Help by Governor Blug; and Secretary Linn i

BLUE DEMANDS PRICE RAISE ON BUTTERFAT   Letter to Iowa Congvessmen

Return Of Lewis To A. F. Of L. Is Bad For C. I. 0.   Welcomed Back To Federation By Being Given Council Vacancy

‘Union Leaders Regard Return Of Lewis To 'A. F.L. Bad For C. 1.0.

'Lewis’ Return To AFL Signals Start ‘Of Power Struaale Between Biq Unions

Return Of John L. Lewis’ ‘Miners To AFL Is Regarded ‘As Bad For Murray's CIO   Wiil Be Very Helpful To AFL, One Federation Leader Declares

Lewis’ Return Hailed by AFL  Regarded as. Bad for clo by, AFL Union _

Eeeeoe ee wee ae  AFL Leaders See Return of Lewis’ UMN as Posing Threat to Rival CIO Union

Lewis Return To AFL Seen As Good Deal For The AFL Bat Bad For CIO Leaders

Prodigal Is Welcomed Back. ... . Lewis’ Return Regarded As Good For AFL But Bad For The Rival CIO

Lewis’ Return To AFL May Shatter CIO   Mine Boss Obtains Vacancy on Council  As UMW Returns

AFL Leaders Hai Return of Lewis  ffillation See s Blow to the cig

Lewis Return To AFL Said to Be Bad for CIO   Regarded as Good For Federation

Lewis’ Return Hailed by AFL   Regarded as Bad for CIO by AFL Union Leaders

Lewis’ Return To ANL Hailed By Union Heads   Weigh, Possibility C10 May Lose Some Other Groups to Parent ” Oveanizotion

'G. M. STRIKERS ASK STATE COMPENSATION   Applications for Jobless Pay Filed by Approximately 1,000 in

« PAUL MALLON—  People Blame President for Poor Service of All Kinds

Half of USES Contacts in Texas Are Made With Veterans of World War 2

1) 4-H CLUB MEMBERS. ~ TO ATTEND CLUB WEEK   Bucks County to Participate In State College Event   WILL GO IN AUGUST

BUCKS 4-H CLUBS TO - HAVE REPRESENTATION   22 Young Folks Chosen To Attend Sessions at State College in August  7 — ee ono Oe en a, —~_eweees 4 Se oe

Battle Was Fought Meay » Yugoslav Border; Greeks Will Vote Tomorrow

Mrs.-R. F. Milner Died Thursday  Succumbs In Hospita ' After Brief UIness '~

Mrs. R. F. Milner Died Thursday  Succumbs In Hospita After Brief Illness —

RAIN FOR THIS AREA   Unsettled Weather is Predicted for Most of Kansas

Direcior Vidor Contend Harry Cohn’s Profane Tirades Unnerved, Upset Him

High Movie Pay Basis for Cussing, Records Indicate   Top Film Executive Fights Director’s Suit To Breach His Contract

Movie Director Protests in Court to Profane Tirades Launched by His Bess

EISENHOWERS IN LONDON   General To Receive Honorary De gree from Cambridge

EDITION   Strike Spread Along Texas’ CoastLooms —  ~ Sympathy Walkout   ~ Sympathy Walkout By AFL Unions  Naw Cancidered

Strike Spread Along Texas’ Coast Looms   * Sympathy Walkout By AFL Unions Naw Considered

PRICES FALL OFF FROM RECORDS. IN AMERICAN MARTS      High: -Prites  low All-Time Records: :  Hes Caule- 224 Sheep. Bung

SOME OF PRICES START TO SLUMP   Buyer Resistance Noted As Meat Pours Into Yards

BUYER RESISTANCE NOTED  Stock Gluts Markets, Prices Drop From Peaks

PRICES SLIDE OPA Lifts AS DECONTROL Celling Fro GETS IN GEAR (Coffee (jl:

Meat Pours Into Yards; Peak Prices   Livestock on the Hoof Glut Markets all over Nation; Many Other Commodities Slide on Exchanges.

Prices. Down. Sharply   ‘Excessive Figures  Of Wednesday Punctured By Livestock. Glut, Buyer Resistance:

Prices Start’ ToSlide In Markets  Some Record. Highs Punctured by

LIVE STOCK PRICFS ~ REGISTER DECLinE   Glutted Markets Force Down ward Trend

Prices Dropping After Decontrol  Livestock and Butter Prices Go Down

Prices Start To Slide In Markets   Some Record. High: Punctured by Buyer Resistance

Train and Gas Truck Crash; Three Men Die   Fireman on Train Critically Injured Result of Crossing Accident at Bristow

TRIO KILLED AT RAIL CROSSING   Gos Truck Collides with Fris. co Train at Bristow—One ts Seriously Hurt

Three Killed In Bristow Wreck   Trein Hits Gasoline Truck, Big Fire Results

3 BURN 0 DEATH IN CROSSING CRASH   ENGINEER AND TWO OTHERS KILLED WHEN TRAIN AND TRUCK COLLIDE.

Crew Strike Forces Ship to Drift; Volunteers Tend Boilers in Storm

Freighter Drifts At Sea, Passengers Fish   Firemen On Slowdown Strike As Argentina Meat Voyage Bogs Down At Sea

ARMY PROBERS HUNTING TRACES OF MISSING MEN   All Available Investigators Put To Work On Case Of Two Lost In Germany

Mystery Of Lost Officers Grows  Investigators Hunt Missing Army Pair

Stalf Increased In Army Search For 2 Officers   Some Authorities Feel High. Level Appeal to Russsians Necessary   THREE U.S. AGENCIES JOIN INVESTIGATORS   Speculation Increases that Men Might Be “Permanently Missing’

Top Investigators Search For Missing jm Officers   Men Unreported Since Boarding Train For Russian Occupied Zone Of Germany; High Authority May Appeal To Soviets For Their Kelease

HUNT MISSING ~ YANK OFFICERS   Doubt Clues Will Be Found To Fate of Pair

VETERANS QUIT IN CAR PLANTS   Production Halted As Workers Celebrate At Dodge Factory

PASSING OF DOBBIN, OR  The Fewer Horses, The More '_Acres Growing Food For Man

Horses Gradually Disappearing— Tractors Dont Eat Oats   More Food Is Grown With Machinery

Haly Conciliates On Trieste Dispute   Nation Interested -in Di rect Talks With  Yuaoslavia

Italy Is Warm — To Tito Offer      Direct Negotiations Near  bg. Indinatne

DISPUTE OVER TRIESTE MIGHT BE DETERMINED   Italy And Yugoslavia May Enter Into Direct  Negotiations   EXCHANGE OF PORT FOR GORIZIA SEEN

U.S. Economy Plan Is Out for Time  _ Fourteen Agencies _ Will Share in —6s SBN NNN NNN Fund

Publie Works Fund Raised $600 Millior   $900,000,000 Lid Truman  Placed Over Projects Ts Abhwadieno ay

Administration Junks Truman Limit on Spending for Federal Works Projects for This Year

Junk Truman Economy Plan   U.S. Public Works Budget Given $600,000,000 Boost

TRUMAN 2 BALLON DOLLAR ECONOMY PROGRAM UPSE   Expenditure of $600,000,000 Additional on Federal Public Works Authorized by Steelman.   AND MORE INCREASES ARE ON THEIR WAY   Tilting of Lid on Spending Follows Complaints by Congressmen Whose Pet Projects Were Hit.

14 Agencies  Allotted Extra $600 Million   Limits On Reclamation Bureau Spending Being Seanned; Decision To Be Made Sann, Declare

Junk Truman’s Planned Limit On Expenses   President’s 900 Million Limit Thrown Ont; Auth ~ orize 1 1-5 Billions,

Steelman Scraps Economy Program   Reeonversion Directo! Adds 600 Million to Public Works Budget

Federal Public Works Spending Up 000,000, 000   Truman Economy Program Partially Out ‘ the Window

Works Plans  Boosted by 600 Millions   Truman's Curb on U.S Projects Junked; 16 Agencies Benefit.

TRUMAN LIMITS TO BE TOPPED 600 MILLIONS   Year Ending Next June 30 Will See Government Spending Soar

Limit Junked On Public Works Fund:   New Order Allews 14 Agencies to Spend an Extra $600,000,000 in Year Ending June 30

Upward Tilt In P rolects On  Public Works   Extra Six Hundred Billion Ordered  Qn Construction

Spending Increased By Millions   More Agencies Due To Join 14 Authorized

900 Million Work Proj ect Limit Junked  Additional 600  Million Granted

Administration Junks Truman Spen ding Limit   Reconversion Director John Steelman Gives Order To Allow 14 Agencies To Spend An Extra $600,000,000 On Construction In Year Ending June 30

TRUMAN ORDER RESCINDED 10 FREE HUGE SUM   j4 Agencies Allowed xtra $600 Million  For Projects

14 of Bureaus Will Spend Over Billion   More Free Spending Due; Economy Plan Partially Wrecked

Attack On Life Of Prosecutor  INT ne Tle. ae pet Unsolved   Sleuths Combing Reeord: of Cases For Clue to Attempted Assissination  of Official

Bowles Politically Ambitious, Eyes Presidency, Senator Thomas Charge:

BRITISH BRIDES NEARER HOMES   Group Stops at K, C. After . Snowstorm——Train Late, Delays Reunion

Officials of Prison Deny Attempt Made for Break   Series of Evenis at Missoula Brought to Light

Officials of Prison Deny Attempt Made for Break  Series of Events at Missoula

Wreckage Of Private Plane  Is Discovered  Believed To Be Plane Missing From Idaho

Added Bodies. May Be Found in Wreckage      200-Room Canfield Hotel in Dubuque, lowa, is Destroyed

21 INJURED IN SECOND HOTEL FIREIN 4 DAYS   Dubuque Tragedy Runs In Parallel Lines To Chicago Fire

MORE BODIES MAY BE FOUND   Fire Is Second Major Hotel Disaster In Past Four Days

Tragedy Is Second In  Four Days   29 Guests Sent To Hospitals; 30 Lean To Safety

Flames Burst Forth Shortly After Saturday Midnight; Old Portion Of City’s Largest Hostelrv Is Destroved.

Early Morning Blaze Sweeps Hotel  in Dubuque, lowa   Some Bodies Are Recovered end It is Feared Others May Be Found When Debris Is Searched

21 Patrons Hurt As Many Jump  To Firemen’s Nets Cause Is Mystery

Million Words Are To Be Filed On Nazi Verdicts  Elaborate Preparatior   Elaborate Preparations Are Being Completed For Sentence Coverage

Fighting For Life   Birthday Message Asks World To Prevent Rule “By Terror And Force”

One Jap Has Big Carrying Capacity   Found With Amazing Volume, Variety of Items On His Person

Bulfalo Cyclist Killed in Crash   Louis Brill, 17, Rams Newsreel Camera in Finish of Sprint

Franco Raps. ‘Interference’   Mass Meeting Staged To Register Protest

BILL TO STREAMLINE CONGRESS HITS SNAG   Georgia Senator Fears Losing Patronage

‘None From U.S. ag  Gen. ‘en. Clay Demands Probe Of  German Farmers Hoarding Fooc

WITHDRAWAL OF RUSSIAN TROOPS - NOW COMPLETED   The Red Troop Garrison In Mukden' Has Been Withdrawn.   STALIN’S PICTURE DOWN   Flags-and Banners Also Were Removed From Headquarters.

State Aid System For Rural Roads   Is Repassed by the House and Sent to Gov. Phil Donnelly.

Rural Roads Aid Bill Sent  To Governor   House Vote Accepts Senate Changes in  State Aid System

Georgia Files Suit Acainst Columbians   New Society Opposes Jews And Negroes

Columbians Face Lawsuit   Georgia Officials Act To Revoke Charter Issued by State.

Georgia Told To Hit Racial Threat Fast   Attorney General Warns Columbians Inc. Have Impetus

Georgia Files Action To Kill ‘Hate’ Society   Suit To Revoke Charter Of Columbians, Inc., AntiNegro, Anti-Jew Group, Begun In Georgia

Japan Sought Te Make Deal With Russia   WAR CRIMES TRIAL TC GET EVIDENCE OF PLOT

Stockgrowers to  Hold Conference Meeting Slated  Seon (fC eaeet EP evlle

IN AREA WHERE : S, BUILDINGS WERE BOMBED   ‘Only Beginning’ Of Sabotage

CACHES BARED HOURS BEFORE BOMB BLASTS   Wehrmacht Officer “Planned te Use Buried Rifles in Sabotage.

Army Fears New Attacks By Germans   Unrest Mounting In American Zone;  Officials Alarmed

MYSTERY BLAST ROCKS U.S. JAIL AT STUTTGART   American Authorities ~ View Explosion as ‘Only Beginning’

Subversive Movement is Forecast   Explosions Believed to Be Start of German Re sistance Campaign

U5. Officers Fear More Bombings In German Zone   Seven Munitions Caches Discovered Before Trouble Flares

BOMB BLASTS ROCK BIULDIN  N STUTTGART   Only Beginning of Underground Warfare, Army Says

More Trouble  Altes Expect  After Bombings   Guard Is Doubled Around Installationg

Bomb Blasts Seen Plot By Underground   Discover Buried Arms Shortly Before Triple Explosions Set Off

WEAPON CACHES ARE DUG UP IN GERMAN AREAS   U. S. Military Buildings’ Are Bombed By Underground At Stuttgart

Chinese Reds Plan Area Rule   May Form Communist ‘National Government’

State Building Plans Are Foremost in 1946   Are Most Important Kansas Developments For the New Year, Schoennpel Declares

Gives Look Into 1946   Governor Says Building Program Most Im portant Job for State

acaaiaeecn inner enna  Family Of Four Overcome By Carbon Monoxide Gas

Goering = Begins Fight! Fer Life  in Nueri nhbere 2   Testimony Commences With Start of Career In . Richthofen Air Squad. : “yon 30 Years Ago —

Goering Tells How He Became Trusted Disciple of Hitler   Once Flamboyant Reichs. marshal Begins His Defense in Trial

Goering Takes Stand, Tells Of  Career In Reich   Von Blomberg Dies Of Heart Failure

Blomberg Dies At Trial As Goering Testifies   Ex-Reichsmarshal Says Hitler Tried  To Free Germany

GOERING TAKES WITNESS STAND AT NUERNBERG   TRACES CAREER IN , GERMAN LUFTWAFFE; ‘INSPIRED’ BY NAZIS

Von Blomberg Dies Of Heart Affack   Was in First Hitler Cabinet, Later Resigned

Goering Tells Allied Court Story of Life   Begins Fight Against War Crimes Charges Before Packed Court

International Administration ls Planned   British Busy; Soviet Diplomat Gives Warning

TEE  Espie Says Cities, S , Schools M  Need for Additional Funds ton Stas tate

Ceiling Prices To Be Liffed On Can Goods   Products Yanked Beyond Control Of Price Official

New OPA Setup In Effect Now   Ceiling Tags Are Off More Canned Goods, Many Fruits

 Ceilings Off Many More Products   Canned Goods, Fresh Fruits And Vegetables All Frozen Fruits Affected By Order

OPA Ceilings Off Some Goods   Fruits, Vegetables Included In List

‘OPA: \ Ceilings OFF Canned Foods And  Fresh Fruits, Vegetables Tomorrow —

Ceilings Again Being Clamped On Livestock .   Vegetables, Fresh Fruits And Canned Goods Included

Price Ceilings Off Many More Items Of Food   Canned Goods Mostly Freed Of Controls, Al. so Fruits, Vegetables.

Tuesday Shoppers Will Find More Ceilings Removed   More Canned Goods, Fruits and Vegetables Freed of, OPA Controls

Livestock Back Under OPA Control; Retail _ Meat: Ceiling Next Weel

Ceilings Go Off Many Products   Tuesday's Local Shoppers Will Find Many More OPA-Free

Grocery Shoppers Will Find Many Foods Decontrolled....  Price Ceilings Taken Off  Numerous Items Of Food

Price Ceilings Lifted From Many Canned Goods, Fresh Fruits And Vegetables   Live Beef Cattle, Hogs And Dressed Lamb: Back Under OPA Ceilings

READY POWER STRIKE PLANS   Cities Are Preparing For Emergency As Threat Of Tieup Grows

Arms Pouring Into Hands of Palestine Arabs   Supply Rapidly Increas: ing; Some Come From British   Re CARTER 1t.. DAVIDSON

Phantom Suspect Arrested by Police At Oklahoma City   Man, 35, Wanted Bus Ticket to Texarkana With Night Arrival

Oklahoma City Officers Hold Killer Suspect   Question Man in Connection With Killing of Five  Near Texarkana

RED FORGES — PREPARE TO LEAVE IRAN   INDICATIONS POINT TO EVACUATION BY TRANS PORTS— ’ PREMIER UPHOLDS UNO DELEGATE'S PROTEST

NATION AWAITS PRICE DECISION ON COMMODITIES   Decontrol Board To Make Ruling At sg P. M. Tonicht

Three-Man Group to Hand Down Verdict at Capital; to Take Effect on Friday.   PRICE INCREASES ALREADY ORDERED

Consumers Will Know At 7 O'Clock Whether Prices On Milk, Meat, Butter, Other Items Will Be Pegged At June 30 Pktie    DECISION TO TAKE EFFECT ON FRIDAY

BOARD 10 REVEAL RULINGS ON PRICE CEILINGS TONIGHT   Decontrol Group Takes Pre cautions Against “Leak”   aw Thapictawe

De-Control - Nears  Decision   Hand Down Verdict At 7 Tonight; Forestall Leaks

Decontrollers To Announce Decision Tonight   Important Economic Ruling to Be Made By New Board for OPA

DECONTROL BOARD WILL, kcT TONIGHT   Decision as to Price Curbs On Meat, Grains Is Due

DECISION SOON   ‘Decontrol Board Announces  Ceiling Verdict Tonight.

Price Decision To  . : naw Tt. Aas Be Given T oudy   Decontrol Board Will Make Ruling Public Toni¢ht

Beard to Rute This Evening o1 Food Controls   Decision After Markets Close to Prevent Speculation

General Warns of Another War  Aemyv Dacrtar Advicac   Army Doctor Advises AMA To Be Prepared

re) Persons Are Buried Under Pile of Debris; 16 Are Known Dead and 27 Missine

Under Rubble   Explosion Collapses Huge Tenement Building in New York City

Wherry. Talt Will Push  Amendments   Barkley Hopes To Finish Bill Thic Week

INDIA VERDICT 1S DUE SUNDAY   Congress Party To Take Ac: tion on British Proposal

Nehru Returns To New Delhi   Final Action Is Expected On British Proposal

Senate Boosts Pension Aid  Vote $5 Month Hike For Old Age, Blind

SENATE VOTES RAISE IN FUND FOR NEEDY   Federal Contributions To Go Up $5 Per Month

MALT HEIRESS IS BACK HOME   Makes Trip By Charterec Plane and Private  Cae

Runaway Trip Is Over for Milwaukee  Heiress, Whisked Back Home By Plane

16,000 GO BACK IN AUTO PLANTS   6,000 Still Remain Off Jobs In Disputes At Detroit

Striking Workers Are Going Back To Automobile Plants  «=I BDetreait

TRAFFIC JAMS UP IN DETROI   City Officials See Hope Of Early Settlement In DSR Strike

Italian Voters, In Early Returns, Prefer Republic   Socialist Party Takes Leac in Constituent Assembly Elections

ITALIAN VOTE SHOWS TREND FOR REPUBLIC   KING CASTS BALLOT WITH THRONE AT STAKE

King Casts Vote On Fate of His  House of Savoy   Official Announcement  Of Election Not Expected Till June 7

Italian Republic: Is Favored in Early  Returns of Election   No Disorder of Any Consequence Is Reported: King Umberto Casts Vote in National Referendum

RESURGENT: ‘FASCISM :  Mussolini’s Body Stolen  From Grave i in Milan 

MUSSOLIN'S BODY STOLEN   Letter Reveals Corpse Wa: Taken by Democratic Fascist Party

GRAVE ROBBERS TARE LEADER'S REMAINS AT NIGHT Mussolini ‘To Parade Through Italian. Streets Aaain, Fascists Warn: Body Taken From Grave

PFT DUCE'S CORPSE   Remains of Mussolini Dug From Unmarked Piot In Cemetery

Note Left at Grave Says ‘Democratic Fascists’ Have Kidnapped Body of Mussolini From Grave Among Nazi

Mussolini Bidy Is Taken from Pauper’s Grave   Democratic Fascist Party Leaves Letter; Coffin Left at Grave

MUSSOLIN'S BODY TAKEN FROM GRAVE IN DEAD OF NIGHT   Letter Found Which Says Remains Were Carried Away by “Democratic Fascist  Party.”   OPEN COFFIN LEFT AT UNMARKED GRAVE   Theft Takes Place in Absence of Watchmen — Burial Place Known Only to Few ersons.

Lewis Must Face Consequences for  Ordering Strike   ‘Chief of Mine Union Has Already Pleaded Guilty in Effect, Says Judge

Anti-Union Decision Expected   Goldsborough Indicates He Has Fixed Mind

JUDGE DENIES DISMISSAL PLEA OF UMW CHIEF   Goldsborough ~ Also Ruleg Norris-LaGuardia Act Does Not Apply   UNION LOSES ROUND   Federal Judge Cuts Through Counsel Arguments In Second Day Of Trial

Judge Denies Defense Move To Quash Case   Union Chief Must  Continue Defense

Judge Denies Motion For Dismissal of Contempt of Court Charges; Rules Mine Leader Must Face Consequences

JUDGE DENIES MOTION TO DISMISS, INDICATES UMW CHIEF WILL BE CONVICTED

Motion For Dismissal Of Contempt Charge Is Denied By Goldsborough   Defendants Prepare To Appeal Adverse Decisio1 Expected In Contempt Trial; Still Arcuing For Trial By Regular Jury. —

Round Lost by Union In 1 Contempt Case Tiff  e Wot Wx .~ Ta Ouawdia Ant   Court Rules Norris-La Guardia Act Does Not Annly to Present Dispute

Garsson Case  To Be Kept Oper   Mead Committee Still Ex pects To Hear Testimony Of Coiugressman May

May Testimony Awaited by Mead Committee   Garsson Case Kept Open for New Evidence

GIVES REP, MAY CHANCE TO TALK   Mead Committee Desides to Keep Garsson Case Open Several Mare Woole

MEAD COMMITTEE TO KEEP GARSSON CASE OPEN INDEFINITELY   Await Outcome Of tilness 0 Congressman May

POWER STRIKE MENACES CIT}   Pittsburgh Industrial Area Ta Be Affected by Walkout Feb. 26

Talks for Settlement Still On   Second Strike To Be More Effective, Union Says

Lie Detector For Mother, Childrer   Will Test Stories of Dead Man's Family

House Taking Up Labor Fight Over Petrillo and AFM   Bill Lists Provisions To Prevent Coercion of Redio Station on Workmen, Pay

Gen. Homme Must Die For Bataan   Firing Squad Death Decreed by Court Atter Conviction

ELECTION FIGHT LOOMS IN UA   Thomas Invites Reuther To Get Into Race For Presidency

Pay Hike, Shorter Hours for Miners  Sought by Lewis   Establishment of Welfare Fund and Adjustment of Controversy on Supervisory Employes Also Asked in New Contract

Lewis Makes. ‘Nine Demands Of Soft Coal Operators   Include Welfare And Health Fund, Increase in W; ages  And Shorter Hour

Lewis Demands 9 Concessions Of Coal Owners   Contract Details Open as John L. Lewis Talks ‘In General’

Miners Asking Higher Wages, Shorter Hours   New Contract Left Open for Bargaining Be fore April 

Lewis Demands  Welfare Fund   Also Asks Higher  Waves for Miners

Lewis Makes Nine Demands On Operators   Mine Chief Leaves Contract Details Open for Bargaining

LEWIS MAKES DEMANDS FOR COAL MINERS   WAGE DETAILS LEFT OPEN; STRIKE SET FOR APRIL 1

NO SPECIFIC TERMS SET BY MINERS BOSS   Coal Operators Asked For Welfare Fund, More Pay And Short Week

‘Union Head Leaves Details Of Pact Open For Bar gaining Before Deadline Of Potential Coal Strike Set April ]

emands o Operator:  be Sends   9 Points Include Cut in Hours, Increase in Pay

awis Makes Nine Demands if Soft Coal Operators: ll Open For Bargaining

LEWIS ASKS WAGE HIKE AND SHORTER HOURS FOR MINERS   Proposals Laid Before Soft Coal Operators in Washington Without Mentioning Figures.   ACTION LEAVES DETAILS OPEN FOR BARGAINING   Nine General Demands Made —One Calls for Creation of Health and Welfare Fund for Workers,

Pact Wide Open To Bargaining   Vacation Adjustment, Holiday Pay Sought

OFFICIAL REPORT ON BIKINI BLAST SHOWS (00D DATA OBTAINED  TRUMAN INFORMED BY  BOARD SHIPS’ FUTURE AFFECTED RY RESIILTS

ATOM'S RESULTS HELD ‘ADEQUATE’   Board Claims Loss Of Life Would Have Been Heavy

Bikini Tests Provide Data  Fleet Needed   Vast Amount Of Invaluable Information Obtained, ‘Truman Informed

OFFICIAL REPORT ON BIKINI BLAST SHOWS GOOD DATA OBTAINED  TRUMAN INFORMED BY BOARD SHIPS’ FUTURE

Expense Involved in Bikini Bomb Test Justified, Experts Say Cost Not Estimated

BOMB EXPERTS REPORT TEst WORTH MONEY   Redesign of Navy Vessels i Held Necessary for Protection Against A-Bomb   DAMAGE MORE 1 THAN. EVER DONE BY ONE EXPLOSION

TOBIN DISCUSSES DEMOCRATIC LOSS   Labor Support for Part; Fading, Union Head Declares.

O. K. ON CITY MANAGER   Moberly Votes 2,876 to 972 to Retain That Tye of Government.

Peace Delegates Resume Debate (in Rules Issue   Byrnes Accuses Russia Of Trying To Dictate To The Conference

U.S. State Secretary Issues Challenge That  Soviets Print Remarks

CARIBBEAN AREA HIT BY NEW EARTHQUAKE; CAPITOL EVACUATED   Coastal Towns Threatened By Tidal Waves

Thousands Flee to Hills, Fearing . Tidal Waves Following Earthquakes

Dominicans Flee To Hills  As Series Of Quakes Has Sea Cutting Up

RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR, WHO TOOK A WALK OUT OF UN CONFERENCE 13 DAYS AGO, IS BACK

POLICE BAFFLED BY VALISE BOMB   Investigators Uncover No Clues About Mysterious Weapon

Mystery Bomb Fatal To Two:   father And. Son Killed When. Former Opens Valise

HIDDEN BOMB FATAL 10 TWO   Building Wrecked As Valise-Hidden Exnlosive Goes Off

Bomb, Concealed in Valise Found by Boy, Explodes, Two Are Killed

BOMB IN VALISE KILLS 2 PERSONS   MAN AND HIS SON DIE IN EXPLOSION; FOUND UNDER TREE

HIGH POINTER GIS OUTLINE RELEASE PLAN   SOLDIERS CALL ON MRS. ROOSEVELT IN LONDON

Tobin. Order Eases Transpor‘tation Crisis Brought About by Strike

TRUCKS SPEED —TON. Y. AGAIN   Teamster Tobin's Action Paves Way for End to Serious Walkout

FRENCH COMMUNSTS SUFFER STUNNING ELECTION SETBACK      FRANCE VOTES MODERATE IN REFERENDUM ON CONSTITUTION SUPPORTED BY REDS

FRENCH VOTERS GIVE COMMIES SOUND DEFEAT   ‘Moderates’ Reject Reds; First Major Beating In Europe

French Election Brings Repulse To Communist:   France Is Kept Under Provisional Government By Result Of Voting   DeGAULLE MAY BE RECALLED AS RESULT

‘Uz S. Teacher Shortage Is Serious .  150,000 Trained Toubias INeeded In Nation; Scale Of Pay Needs To Improve

SCHOOLS FACED WITH RECORD NUMBER OF STUDENTS; TRAINED TEACHER SHORTACE IS PROBI EM

JESTER WANTS WAR VETERAN TO SUCCEED AS CHAIRMAN OF STATE DEMO CONVENTION  i

Lauds Secretary's Record In Face Of Great Obstacles   Durham Lawyer To Fill Senate Post

PRIGES ON CARS GOING UP AGAIN   Preparations For Boost Made By OPA As CIO Files Protest

Authorities Foil Prison Escape Plot   Band of Desperate Convicts Still Battle Marines  and Prison Guards

TWO GUARDS DEAD AFTER GUN BATTLES   Are Barricaded In Main Cell  Block For Fight _

Marines Use Demolition Bombs, Mortar Shells in Attempt to Halt Siege

Temperatures   Marines and Guards Mobilized For All-out Attack on Convicts; 2 Officers Are Slain, 14 Wounded

U. S. Marines, Prison Guards Mobilize Weapons of War to Attack Convict-Held Aleatraz

16 CONVICTS STILL HOLD OUT IN CELL BLOCK   Make Alcatraz A Battlefield

Struggle to Control Armed Desperadoes   Convicts Kill Two Prison Officials, Fight from Cells in Spectacular Battle

‘Shake’ Bombs Sent to Blow Up Cell Walls   Two Prison Officials Dead; 14 Injured; Situation to Be Under Control Soon, Says Prison Director; More Ammunition Sent

Two Alcatraz Prison Authorities Dead And Fourteen Are Wounded As Last Ditch Resistance Continues Today

2 Guards Killed, Several Hurt in  All-Night Fight   Marines Land 83 Men to Drop Gre nades on Embattled Prisoners On the “Rock”

PRISONERS ARMED AND , EXCHANGING FIRE WITH MARI  AND GUARDS, BUT ARE CUT. OFF FROM ESCAPE —

REBELLION CONTINUES   Convicts Kill 2 Prison Officers, Wound 14 Others

Hand Grenades Used In Attempt To Flush Men From Cell Block   Two Guards Slain And 14 Wounded   Explosions Rock Penitentiary As Grim Battle Enters Second Day

Bazookas, Bombs and Grenades Assail Men In Prison; Two Dead and 14 Injured.   MARINES, OFFICERS GO TO FIGHT SCENE

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  Ry FRANK R. KENT   Churchillian Effects

NEW TROUBLE MARKS DISPUTE  GM Scores UAW Delay In Strikers Refurn To Jobs

NEW TROUBLE MARKS DISPUTE DISPUTE  GM Scores UAW Delay Ir Strikers’ Return To Jobs

Auto Production Delay Seen by General Motors  International Is Asked to Get Workers Back

2 Dic, 18 Buri As Explesion Wrecks Home   Essex Property Is Badly Damaged By Fire That Follows

Swordfish Cuts Through 5-Inch Planking, Forcing Tuna Ship to Go to Port

OPA WRECKING . MEAT INDUSTRY, UNION CHARGES   AFL Cutters Blame Agency for 25,060 idle, Predict Figure Will Double   WHOLE-SETUP ATTACKED:   Program a Failure Except for Rent Ceilings, Says Bitter Statement

Veat Cutters Charge OPA “uins Industry  Union Predicts   Union Predicts if nemployed will  Total 50,000

Meat Cutters Say OPA Ruins Industry   Declare 25,000 Workers Have Been Driven Into Streets By Restoration Of Ceilings

AFL Meat Union Blasts OPA Rule   Says Industry Nearly Ruined; 25,000 Idle

THOUSANDS OF OHIO VETS FILE DISABILITY CLAIMS   NEARLY 80,000 CLAIMS WERE ALLOWED AND 63,000 DISALLOWED TO DATE BY VA BUREAU

NASH STRIKERS WILL GET CARS   Walkout Ends" As Firm Promises More Autos For Employes

ASSURED MORE CARS, WORKERS END STRIKE   Nash-Kelvinator Agrees to Make More Autos Available for Employes’ Purchase.

TEMPERATURES:   Stalin's Statement Draws, Varying Editorial Opinion   American Press Divided Over Russian Premier's Expression Of Confidence In United Nations Oraqanization

PRESS REACTS TOSTALINTALK   Editorial Comments Are Varied In American Newspapers

Press Hails—  Reply Made  By Stalin Only One Paper  Says ‘That's A  Steg Chae?

Reaction to Stalin Opinion Varied in U. S., But It’s All Favorable in Moscow Streets

Bowles May Get New Job as Wag And Price Chief   IPA Head Would Succee Collett as Stabilization Director   WOULD BE RESPONSIBLE ONLY TO PRESIDEN]   increase of Approximate. ly $5 a Ton in Steel Price ls Expected

OPA Chief to Be Set Up  As Autonomous Wage and  Price Chief, Says Report   President Ready to Back Bowles in a Strong Hold-the-Line Policy Divorced from Snyder's OW MR—Collet to Return to Federal Bench; Porter to Shift from FCC to OPA Office

Snyder Said Due to Lose  Some Power  Truman Is Believec   Truman Is Believed Persuaded in Favor Of Holding Line

BOWLES IN LINE FOR BIGGER JOE   New Price Increase For Steel Expected Soon; Shift In Personnel Seen Aid In Untangling Strike Situation ;

President Backing Hold-Line Policy   collet Will Leave, Porter To Be New OPA Director

Reshuffle In Gov't Set-Up Is Predicted   President te Back Bowles in Hold-the-Line Policy

WAGE, PRICE CRISIS OVER, OBSERVERS SAY   Reshuffle In Federal Economic Command  Decided Upon

Economic Command May Be Shifted ‘By the President   Bowles Expected to Get Truman’s Backing in "Hold-the-Line’ Policies Under Projected Chanages

Callet Slated to. Go Back to Aydgeship; Porter Expected to —dhift From FCC to OPA

More Power For Bowles Is Rumored   Hold-Line Advocate May Be Appointed Wave-Price Chief

BOWLES DUE T0 BECOME PRICE, WAGE DIRECTO   Collett Will Return To Federal Bench Under Administration Shakeup   END OF STEEL STRIKE IS PREDICTED SOON

RESHUFFLING OF ECONOMIC CHIEFS SEEN   Expect Bowles Will Be Given Full Charge Of Wages, Prices

Girl's Champ Steer Brings $4.50 a Pound   Phyllis Bonnater of Keswick, lowa, Sells Steer to First National Bank of Chicago

Grand Champ Steer Brings $10.50 A Lh.   All-Time Record Broken To: day at Chicago Livestock Show Auction Sale of “Royal Jupiter.”

Chicago Livestock Show Champ Steer At $10.50 a Pound   Royal Jupiter Has $14,490 Tag; Delay Sales of Others

$10.50 Pound Paid for Grand Champ Steer   Oklahoma A. and M. Pride, “Royal Jupiter,” Brings Highest Price In Show’s History

CHAMP BRINGS $10.50 A POUND   Total Price Paid For Top Beef of Show Is 314,490

STEER BRINGS $10.50 A POUND   Grand Champion Sets Mark in Chicago Show

COUNTY GROUPS ACTIVE IN FOOD FOR FAMINE PROGRAM   AMERICANS ARE ASKED TO REDUCE CONSUMPTION OF WHEAT PRODUCTS. FAT.

Next 120 Days Grucial in Food For Famine Drive   VOLUNTARY REDUCTION OF WHEAT PRODUCTS AND FATS BEING ‘ASKED

RAIL PAY DISPUTE ‘TO BE ARBITRATED   EIGHTEEN UNIONS AGREE TO PLAN—ANOTHER TO TAKE STRIKE VOTE.

Rail Wages Up To Arbitration   Over Million Workers  Agree to Proposal

Wage Demands Of Rail Union Will Go Before Boards   Railroad Trainmer To Conduct Strike Vote: Three Weeks Needed

FORD IS FORCED 10 SHUT DOWN   Steel Shortage Cause for Work Stoppage

Memorial Hall—-All Talent Invited... . Begin Casting Thursday For Centennial Pageant

Guffey- -Byrd Battle Rages  In Congress   Virginian’s Economy Legislation Scored

Rescuers Buck Colorado Snow   Army Trucks, Plane Take Food to Starving

STORM RESCUE WORK PUSHED IN COLORADO   Relief Calls From Ranchers Increase—Dead Livestock and Antelone Dot/Snow-Swenpt Areas.

U. S. FACES DECISION ON ‘INVENTORY’   Must Take Stand On Russ Request For Troop Count

U.S. and Brit Delegates Are Ired by Reds   FORMAL CLAIM IS MADE BY * RUSS THAT THEY ARE PEACE MENACE.

Gromyko’ S New Charge Irk Allies   Russian Tells UN British And American Troops Threat To Peace

DELEGATES MAY IGNORE RUSS CLAIM   Hot Words Exchanged At  Lake Success ©

Gallup Begins Election Polls   Democrats At Lowest Ebb In Past 16  Years

Independent Vote Goes Republican   COPYRIGHT, 1946, BY AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PUBLIC OPINION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Museum Officer: Will Meet Here   To Examine Building and Talk With Contractors About Starting Building

Committee of Museum Here   Will Submit Recommendation to Entire Board on the Completion of Museum.

Labor Angle to Campaign Up   Guffey and Rice to Speak at CIO State  Convention

First Movement of Ships Oecurs Today; Seven Are Tankers; Others to Be Released.   NO NEGOTIATIONS MADE BY PARTIES

15 Ships Sail From N. Y.;300 Free of Strike   West Coast Still Tied Up; 8. F. Pilots Plan  hetian

AFL SEAMEN RELEASE 309 U. S. SHIPS   15 Vesse!s Leave NY Harbor, First To Break Strike

FIFTEEN SHIPS SAIL FROM N. Y, HARBOR TODAY   First Movement of Vessels Ir Fourteen Day Old Strike

15 Ships Manned By AFL Men Sail   7 Tankers Among First To Leave New York Port

AFL-Manned Ships Clear N.Y. Harbor   Trucks Also Begin To Roll Supplies Into Gotham

Report English Cabinet Rejects Present Proposal   UNO Council May Have to Renew Talks

Cabinet Authorizes Bevin To Make New Attempt At Compromises With Russian Officials

BRITISH-SOVIET BATTLE REACHES ATTLEE, STALIN   UNO COUNCIL HOPES FOR COMPROMISE TO SETTLE SQUABBLE

Move to End Greek Dispute Strikes Snag  Bevin Urged   Bevin Urged To Strive For New Compromise

BRITISH REJECT GREEK FORMULA   Bevin Instructed by Cabinet To Seek New Compromise

,  Bevin to Try For Further Compromise  British Cabinet Rejects Proposal

Bevin Appeals to Cabinet on Soviet Fight   Way Being Sought to Break UNO Deadlock of Greek Dispute

British Reject Compromise In Greek Dispute   UNO Tries To Drop Row By Powers In Agreement   CABINET CONVENES   Bevin Insists On Full Exoneration From Soviet Charge

British Reject Plan to End Greek Crisis   Bevin Authorized To Try for a_ Further Compromise

British Cabinet Rejects Proposal   Believe Bevin To Seek Compromise

British Reject Present Greek Proposal Form   : : ¥ Authorize Foreign Secretary Bevin To Try For Further  Camnramise.   ‘INDICATE NEW TALKS

SECURITY COUNCII DEADLOCKED ON GREEK DISPUTE    Stalin‘s, Attlee’s Approval. Sought on Proposed Compromise

Britain's Cabine’ Rejects Plan In Greek Crisis   Further Compromise Offer Sought After Big Fivs Powers Work Out Tentative Proposal; New Instructions Forthcoming From Russia Also

Britain Rejects  Proposal’   Reported Secking More Compromises In Greek Dispute

British Reject Plan, Report   Bevin Authorized to Try for Further Compromise

SAY U.N. 0. COMPROMISE 1S REJECTED   Reliable Sources Declare British Cabinet Turns Down Proposal for Settling Row With Reds Over Greece,

No Break In UNO Crisis   _ Compromise Settlement “Of Charge Over Greece Reportedly Rejected — ‘ By British Cabinet

Compromise Is Sought in UNO Dispute   British Cabinet Reported Rejecting Proposal for Ending Crisis; Tension Prevades Meeting

British-Russian Deadlock Nears Crisis In UNO   Argument Over Greek Question Ties Up Action By Security Council

Bevin Places Soviet Dispute Before Cabinet   Proposal Arrived At Tn Se erect Meeting Has Also’.  ent a Ts

Cabinet Rejects Proposal Made By Bevin On Greece Troon Situation

REPORT BRITISH CABINET TURNS DOWN UNO PLAN   Expect New Talks on Council Crisis Over Eneland-Soviet Rift

Won’t Accept [Present Form Of Proposition   3evin Authorized to Try For Further Compromise in Greek Dispute

Brit Cabinet Reported To. Have Rejected Proposal-  For Ending Greek Trouble:

CABINET REJECTS PROPOSAL   Decision Opens Pessibility Of New Talks

British Reject Compromise in Greece Dispute   Proposal Would: Have Pigeonholed Russian Charges

Tension Pervades  UNO London Meet   Bevin and Vishinsky Ask New Instructions From Governments

Say British Cabinet Rejects Proposal.   Believe Bevin fo Seek Another Compramise On Greek Disoute

Bevin Seeks To Break UNO Crisis      Cabinet Studies Greek Deadlock

The British Reject Dispate Solution   Bevin Seeks Further Compromise on Crisis Proposal INNICaATE wre Taryc   - INDICATE NEW TALKS   _ Meeting of Five Powers May Open Way for f Settlement .

BEVIN SAID TOLD TO OEEK FURTHER TALKS AMONG BIG POWERS,  WAY OPEN FOR END OF MOST IMPORTANT TEST OF PEACE BRODY

U.N.O. CRISIS IS DISCUSSED BY CABINET   Conference Called By Foreign Secretory Bevin Breaks Up Without Disclosing Results  TENSION IS INCREASING

British ‘Reject’ Compromise in Greek Dispute   Cabinet Reported to Be Seeking Further Taiks on UNO Crisis

Tension Grips UNO As Result Of Greek Issue   Bevin Asks British Cabinet Decision On Plan Te Hurdle Crisis.

Britain Rejects Proposal  Compromise To Be Sought By Ernest Bevin 

GITIVE WHO KIDNAPED STATE TROOPER   Record Manhunt In N. J. Terminates In Ayvpact Todav   END HONEYMOON   Convict’s 16-YearOld Bride Also. Is - Aporehended:

TWO CAPTURED: MANHUNT ENDED   Fugitive and Gun Moll Are in Custody After Long Chase.

150 Injured As Winds Level Many Homes   Storm Takes Toll in Wid Area; Houses Snapped Like Matchwood

Aid Rushed To Three Stricken Communities By Ded Cross And Public Health Service

‘Texas Tornado Death Toll Mounts to 25   Gales Hit Two Other States: Damaae %200.000

Tornadoes Kill 24, Injure 100 In East Texas   Highway Patrol Rushes Aid To Stricken Area; Property Damage Heavy

RESCUERS HUNT WRECKAGE FOR MORE VICTIMS      Violent Twister Slashes : Across Four Counties; Damage Is Heavy

25 KNOWN DEAD IN TEXAS STORM   DEBRIS OF THREE COMMUNITIES COMBED FOR VICTIMS —HUSDRENS HURT.

‘Temperatures.   Scores of Wrecked. Homes Searched ‘For Other Victime

150 Injured: Rescuers Seek Other Victims   Small Communities Hardest Hit in Palestine Area

TEXAS STORIES TAKE 23 LIVES   150 Others Injured in Series of Tornadoes Over State

PROPERTY DAMAGE T0 RUN RIGH.   Nacogdoches, Palestine And Lufkin Hard Hit

20 KILLED AS TORNADOES HIT IN EAST TEXAS   137 Listed Injured As Rescue Crews Seek Other Victims

23 ARE KILLED, 190 INJURED IN SEVERE STORMS   Rescue Workers Hunt for More Victims in Ravaged Communities

150 Injured as Winds Hit Eastern Areas   13 Killed in Palestine Section, Six More at Nacogdoches

25 Are Dead As Tornado Hits Texas   Pruperty Damage Unlisted As Red Cross Focuses Aid on Area With 100 Injured Critically

At Least 23 Dead; 150 Are Injured   Tornadoes Sweep Several Towns in Eastern Sec tion of State

Homes Searched For Additional  Storm Victims .   Toll May Mount As Word Is Received From  Isolated Communities

Patrolmen searching Wreckage   East Texas Scene Of Disaster From Skies on Friday

Report 20 Dead, 137 Injured in Texas Tornado   Rescue Teams Toil In ‘Mud and Rains For More Victims; Cut 100-Yard Swath

TOLL EXPECTED TO RISE; MORE THAN 100 HURT   Rescue Crews Search Wreckage for Other  Victims

ENTIRE STATE IS SWEPT BY BAD WEATHER   THREE TOWNS DIG OUT OF DEBRIS; LOSSES HIGH

21 DEAD IN EAST TEXAS TORNADOES   137 Injured; Additional Victims May Be Found

Texas Digs Out Of Debris. Left by Gales:   24. Dead, 100 Hurt In Tornadoes Destructive Wake

Tornado Snatches 25 Lives, Injures Hundred Critically   Property Damage High; Victims Assured Assistance

PALESTINE AREA HAS 13 KILLED   Damage Caused At Windom And  Near Bonham

21 Killed by Texas Tornadoes   137 Injured, One Missin;   137 Injured, One Missing —Trails of Wreckage in 4 East Texas Counties

Many Hundreds Said Injured: Homes Damaged   Red Cross Sets Up Stations To Give Aid To Homeless  Victims

21 Killed by Texas Tornadoes   137 Injured,-One Missing —Trails of Wreckage in 4 East Texas Counties

Violent Storms Sweep Through East Section   Four Counties Feel Brunt Of Winds; Damaaqe Heavy

Texas Tornadoes  Leave 25 Dead   100) victims Being  Treated in Hospitals

Tornadoes Hit Texas   Many Known Deed In Palestine Aree, Fear Others Buried in Debris

22 Dead, 137 Injured as Tornado ‘Cuts 100-Mile Path Throuch Texas

Search Debris for Victims  of Tornadoes  24 Are Known Dead and More - Than 100 Injured

Deaths From Texas Storms  Now Total 25   State Police, Red Cross, Public Health Services Give Aid

21 Dead, 32 Injured in East Texas. Hurricanes; Toll Might Reach 100

Texas Wind Toll Mounts   Twister Kills 20, Injures 137, In Four Counties

Death Toll to 21 In Texas Tornadoes   An Additional 137 Injured and One Missing In Storms Which Sweep Eastern Part of State—More Victims Expected.

Searching For: Dead In Wake Of Tornadoes   venty-three Known To Have Been Killed in’ Three East Texas Comnuinities      Hundred Others Seriously Hurt   Winds Strike Southview, Clawson and Nacogdoches in Pineclad Area of State

WINDS SWEEP SOUTH-EAST PART OF STATE   Level Houses In 4 Counties

Local Officials Dig Through Debris in Three Communities to Seek Additional Dead

FOUR COUNTIES ARE HIT BY TWISTERS   Scores Homeless, Communities Without Power   100-YARD SWATH   Cut Across 18 Miles Of Anderson Co., Relief Work Goes Ahead

24 DEAD AFTER TORNADOES RIP THROUGH TEXAS   About 100 Others Injured as Winds Strike Eastern Part of State

STATE DEPARTMENT OPPOSES PROBE OF MILITARY RULERS  FULL INVESTIGATION

State Department Frowns On Probe Of Military Governments By Congres:

FROWN ON PROBE OF MILITARY GOVERNMENT  ‘But Hearings Expected On Occupation

State Dept. Is Against Probe Of Europe AMG   ‘Senate Group Wants To Investigate Cost. Handling in Germany

State Dep’t Not for Probe in Europe   Brewster Predicts Investigation of Our Affairs in Europe Will Be Held

STATE DEPARTMENT OPPOSES PROBE OF MILITARY RULERS   FULL INVESTIGATION OF OCCUPATION ARMY IN EUROPE PROPOSED

PROPOSED SENATE INVESTIGATION OF AMG FROWNED ON   Prabe Will Go Ahead Despite State Department's Re-__     Tuctance to Plan

POLICE CALLED TO QUELL UNREST   Negroes and Whites Scuffle in Jersey Restaurant

Negroes, Whites Clash In Cafe  200 Are Involved In Jersey Brawl =~

Conciliator Sees Hope for Success in Negotiations   Telephone Workers Here Take ‘Vacation’ in C onvention Spirit

Telephone Strike Peace Sought Before Midnighi   Government Seizure Looms as Walkouts Cripple Long Distance Service Thruout Nation

TRUMAN READY TO HALT TEP AF DUANE  INFS   Whether Seizure Is Called Depends on Outcome of Meeting Today   MIDNIGHT I$ DEADLINE   Conciliation Service Hopeful of Effecting Agreement in W. E. Dispute

Officials Press Search for D.C. Jail Escapee   Congressional Leaders And Justice Deptartment  Siart Invoactioatian

HUNT FOR ESCAPED MURDERER TURNS TO NORTHERN OHIO   Washington Officials Oper ’ favestigation of Laxity ln Canoitel Jol

Washington Irritated  Over Escape of Sleyee’ ‘of Red-Headed Beauty’

- Probe Breaks From “Escape-Proof” Jail  Escaped Slayer Still At Large

Ex-Marine Who Escaped from Prison Death Row Still at Large; Justice Dept. Launches Probe

Doomed Killer Hunted After Breaking Jail   One Of Two Slayers Is Recaptured At Washinston

One Slayer Still At Large; Capital Inquiry Launcher   FBI on Former Marine’s Trail; Two Guards Released Under Bond

Nation-Wide Strike Called For Midnisht   Make Final Attempt To Halt Walkouts

Tax Study Body Proposes Liquor Store Sales and Pin-ball Machine Levies

Continued Half-RateIowaIncome Tax Urged   Special Tax Committee Also Recommends Juke Box Tax tc Finance Bonus, New Liquor Levv. Rural Electric Taxatior

Tax Study Unit Recommends Continuing State Income Tax on the 50 Pet. Basis   Also Asks Abandonment of Tax on Moneys and Credits and Reimbursement to Local Tax Bodies for Veterans' Exemptions

Continued Half-Rate State Income Levy Urged By Tax Study Committee   Abandonment Of Tax On Moneys And Credits, State Reimbursement For Exemptions To Vets Other Recommendations To Legislature.

GROUP FAVORS MONEY, CREDIT LEVY REMOVAL   State Committee for Virtual Elimination of Home Goods Tax

Study Unit Favors 50% Income Tax   Finds Pressing Need for Legislation in General Property Field.

Urge Changes by "47 Legislature In State Report   (ommittee Also Recommends Ab andonment of Moneys Tax, And Household Goods Levy

Democrats Open Campaign Drive  Leif Erickson Is _ Keynote Speaker

Soviets Alter Position on Balkan Treaty   Agreement to Let France Participate Hailed With Joy

Headed Toward Ancther Defeat In U.N. Council   Soviets Want Members uf United Nations To Break Relations With Franco Spain   Russia’s Decision To Allow France Participate In Balkan Treaties Creates Optimism   Four Foreign Ministers Buckle Down To Task Of Writing European Pence

Key Issues Face Congress Session   Solons To Resume Work Monday on ‘Must’ Bills

Congressmen Io Return Monday To Lively Session   Manv Sizzling Issues To Confront Reconvening House And Senate   TRUMAN'S MESSAGE SCHEDULED THURSDAY

Armed Forces Of UNO Will  Be Determined   Military Chiefs Of Five Nations Will Open   Parley Tomorrow

HINA Military  UINU Tidy  Plan Forces   Staff Chiefs of Five Nations to Decide On Make-up of Army

Militarists Open Ultra-Secret — Talks Tuesday   To Plan International _ Army To Provide Bite For Council's Bark .

United Nations Military Staff Ready To Set Size of World Armed Forces

BIG REDUCTION IN COSTS SEEN LS IMPERATIVE   Xepublican Steering Group Would Limit Presidential Terms

Deeper Cut: Seen for ° U.S. Spending   Republicans Swinging Ax on Taxes; Bilbo Faces Trouble

REPUBLICANS SWING AXES AT TAXES TODAY   Run Into Opposition Unless Spending Also ~ Is Trimmed   Shape Plan To Bar Senator From Taking His Seat

0.P. LINKS AXES WITH ‘PENSE CUT   suse Republicans Recom mend 20 Per Gent Slash; Reduced Spending.

Solons Link Tax Drop fo Expense Cut   G.O.P. Faces Opposition To Revenue Siash Not Paired with Other.

GOP Group Maps Slash Of 20% For Income Tax   Democrats And Some Republicans Demand Proportionate Cut  In U. S. Spending

House GOPs Back 20 Pet.  Tax Reduction   Senate Group Seeks to Block Seating of Bilbo

GOP TAX CUT PLANS BUMP INTO OPPOSITION   Resist Slashes If Not Paired With Deeper Reduction in Federal Spending

Republican Tax Reduction Program Meets Opposition   House Steering Group Favors 20 Per Cent  Cut in Income Levy

GOP Runs Into Tax Slash Row   Opposition Wants No Revenue Cuts Without Curbing Spending

Opposition to Tax Slashes If Budget Not Cut   Taber Recommends 9 Billion Reduction In Budget, Dismissal Of Million Workers

GOP Tax Slashing Proposal Bumps Into Opposition   Congressmen Insist On Deep Cuts In Spending

20 Pct. Income Tax Cut Mappec By Republicans   But Some Solons Frown On Idea Unless Spending Deeply Slashed.

SENATORS HUNT WAY TO BLOCK BILBO'S RETURN   ‘Constructive’ Labor Laws Less Federal Spending Backed By Group

GOP Sharpens Axe For Swing At Tax Rate:   House Steering Committee Assembles. Program Calling For 20 Per Cent Reduction

Tax Program Of GOP Hits Opposition  Members of Own   Members of Own Party and Democrats Favor Studied Action

Quickly Assembled Program Is Before Senators for Study   House Acts While Senate Talk; Bilbo Issue Is Considered

SLASH IN TAXES TO BE TIED TO SPENDING CUTS   GOP Committee Maps ‘Program for Legislative Action in 80th Congress

20 per Cent Income Tax  Slash Seen  GOP Plans Eight  Yeor Term<« tar

Republicans Hit Snag on Pledge To Reduce Taxes  Matching Cost Cuts Demanded; Solons Want to Bar: Bilbo

G. 0. P. SWINGS AXE AT TAXES   Leaders Told They Must Match Slashes With Spending Cuts   ‘HOUSE ACTS FASTER

COP Hits Snag In Efforts To Slash Taxes   Any Cut Must Be Pairec With Reduction In  Spending.

Diseuss Revenue  Slashes   Republicans Find Opposition From Their Own Ranks a Wells as Democrats

Slash in Federal Spending Asked 'By One Faction   Eight-Year Limit On Presidency Also Considered

G.0.P. Hits Blocks In Slashing Taxes   Republicans, Demoerats Alike Oppose Cuts Without Savings

GOP TALK OF TAX GUTS RUNS INTO CALL FOR SPENDING CURB   House Group Goes Down Line For Five Big Goals  In Next Congress —

WARNINGS FROM DEMOCR. TS AND OWN RANKS, TOO  SENATORS TALK OF  WAYS TO BLOCK SEATING OF BIBLO

GOP Runs Inte Opposition on Tax Slashes   Democrats and Some Republicans Insist Spending Cuts Be Paired with Tax Cuts

—KEPUBLICANS— Slash In — Spending Demanded   Would Limit Term Of The President

A “GO SLOW" POLICY ASKED IN TAX CUTS   Some Republicans Insist on Corresponding Reductions in Spending if Income Levies Are to Be Reduced.

House Republicans Put 20 Per Cent Tax Cut at Head of Their Legislative Program   Constructive Labor Legislation, End of Wer Powers, Relief From Shortages and Savings in Government Costs. Other Goals on Agenda

IPlans To Slash Taxes Bum, ‘Into Opposition From GOF As Well As Dem Lawmaker:

Two-Party Opposition Springs Up To Republican Proposals; Would Oust Bilbo, Curb Shortages And Spending, Legislate  abor.

Is Run Into Opposition       TTEMPT TO BE MADE TO BLOCK SENATOR BILBO

Both Democrats And Republicans Insist on Paring Federal Expenses

Republican Plan To Pare Taxes Hits Opposition   Cuts In Spending Demanded To Match Levy Reduction

‘TaxRate HitBlow ByGOP  In Move   Opposition Found In Both Parties To Any Slash

Don’t Want To.Go. Off ‘Half Cocked’  Congress Bloe Opposes Slash In Federal Tax

GOP Tax Plan May Face Fight   Democrats, Some Republicans Oppose Cut In Income Levies

GOP Will Swing Axe On Taxes, Spending   Republican Plans to Slash Tax Rates Run Into Opposition in Own Ranks As Well As Democrcatic: Ponder Challenge to Sen. Bilbo

Party Leaders Don't Acree On A Quick Slash   House Committee Drafts Program Of Its Own

GOP Swings Axe Toward Tax Cutting   Leaders, Planning for January Session, Talk of Slicing Expenses and Relieving Taxpayers.

House Steering Committee Presents Prozram for 20 Per Cent Slash.

READY ATOM CONTROL BILL   Tentative Draft of Bill Approved by Special Senate Committee -

Legislation for Domestic Atomic Control Approved  Committee Chairman Says No Dissenting Voice Was Raiced

Difficulties To Come Later Senate Committee Approves Early Action for Atom Control

Brownout is Ordered  For New York State   Hanley Requests Communities to Restrict Use of Coal, Electricity

@ PAUL MALLON—   Decides He Can’t Believe All He Reads in Books or on Bills

Hitch-Hiking   State Police Warns Of Danger of Giving  lL ifte +n Chrannare

STATE WARNS OF BAN AGAINST HITCHRIKERS   State Police Head Cites Law Against “Free Rides”

RENEW ATOM CONTROL ROW   Senate Bill for a Civilian Commission Stirs Army Control Backers

House Squares Away for Atom Control Battle   Controversy Develops Anew as Result of Bill Passed by Senate

Fight Over Control of Atom Is Due   Civilian Vs. Military Control To Be Issue in House Arguments

Atomic Measure  Will Draw Fight   Some Solons Balk At Civilian Control

Gisholt Plant ‘Hit by Strike   Madison Production * Workers Out: Allis « Parley Agreed —

Missing Army Plane Reported Sighted In France   Radio Mesasges Indicate Some Survived Crash af Army Transport

Rescuers Near  Scene Of Crash   Eight Of Eleven On Big Transport Are Reported Injured.

65¢ Minimum Wage ls Up For Debate   Both Sides Confident It Will Pass

OPERATORS TO TALK DISPUTE OVER WITH LABOR DEPARTMENT  NEGOTIATIONS WITH JOHN L, LEWIS SAID FRUITLESS TO DATE

U.S. Moves Into Coal Dispute   Gaverument Rushes Compromise Plan To Avert Shutdown

Meets Mine Operators   Federal Conciliator Renews Effort to Halt Scheduled Coal Strike

GOVERNMENT'S - PRESSURE PUT ON COAL ROW   Head of American Meat Insti tute Declares Price Control Will Mot Wark

McCloskey Is Transferred  To Veterans  Small Staff In Temple to Open  Large Hospital

Craft Strewn Over 2 Acres In Holvoke   Service. Civilian Personnel Aboard;  1,500 See Crash

Death Toll 25 As Army Plane Strikes Peak    Homeward Bound Service and Civilian Personnel Victims

25 Killed in ~ Plane Crash in Massachusetts   Service, Civilian . Personnel - Homeward Bound in B-17-

Plane Crashes Into Mountain In New England   Homeward Bound Service And Civilian Personnel Die In Tragic Mishap   PLANE AFLAME AFTER CRASHING

Civilian, Navy, Army Personne - Among Victims   Converted B-17 Hits Peak in New England

Share Is Asked Fo: Workers   Green Asks Wages For Labor Increase With Productivity

Green Demands Waae Increases   AFL OpensConvention, Ask Price Control End

AFL to Seek Welfare Funds Like Miners’   Green Calls for End of Government Wage, Price Control

DENIES TRUMAN OUT OF 48 RACE   Hannegan Says President Too Busy to Consider . Election

TRUMAN STORY” BEING DENIED   or —  FGAN DECLARES IRU MAN IIAS NOT SAID HE WOULD NOT RUN IN  1948

AFL. CHIEF GREEN: BACKS LEWIS; SAYS WALKOUT WILL GO ON  _ BITTER ATTACK MADE: ON GOVERNMENT AS   LEWIS INVOLVED IN FIGHT WITH GOVERNMENT THROUGH SNARES COMPLICATED UNION CONTRACTS

CIO Contract Gains What Lewis Is Seeking  Wraeoe Qt Oil nore T, Keen Pree With Living Costs

Staples Awaits SCC Hearing Against UMW Next Monday   State Police Alerted In Southwest Area When Threats Made

ESSENTIAL USERS ONLY TO GET COAL   State Awaiting Outcome Of Trial Aqainst Lewis

Ex-Sailors Urged To Apply Now   Lagging In Applications For Terminal Leave Pay

AIR RACES DOOM SPEED RECORDS   More Than 150 to Compete Aug. 30 to Sept. 2 at Cleveland

Expect Records Will Be Broken At Aerial Meet   Cleveland Air Races Resumed After Seven Year LLapse—Speedsters Entered

Pipeline Explosion Kills Five Workmer Near Peru, Illinois  Accident Occurs in Corn Field on Texas,

PENNSY SEEKS  INCREASES IN] FREIGHT RATES    President Clement Reports Decline In Earnings In Annual Report.

Little Nursery Stock to Be Available This Year to Help Out State Gardeners

Red Fighter Planes Buzz Clark's B-17   Gen. Clark Not Aboard But Makes Third Protest About Russian Fliers

Russ Buzz Clark Plane   Two Red Fighters in New U.S. Air Incident; General Files Protest

Two Russian Fighters Menace. Private Plane  Of General Mark Clark   Reds Made Speed Run Teward B-17 Enroute From Vienna to Linz; Commanider Not Aboard

Soviet Fighters Buzz U. $. Plane  Make Speed Runs on Gen. Mark’s B-17

a ——————E—— rrr s—C~CSCS  Soviet Fighters Buzz Mark Clark's Plane

Soviet Fliers Buzz General  Clark’s Plane   American Commander Protests Incident To Russian Authorities

Red Fighters Buzz General Clark's Plane in Austria   American Commander Not Aboard; Third Such Incident

Russian Fighter Planes Buzz Personal Ship ‘Of General Mark Clark

Speed Runs Made Toward U.S. Plane   Two -Russian. Fighters Buz. zed. Personal Plane of Gen. Clark.

Red Fighters Buzz Plane Of Gen. Clark   Third Incident Involving Reds and  Yanks in 10 Days

RUSSIANS ‘BUZZ’ ~ CLARK'S PLANE   — Red Fighters Dive on General's Ship

3rd Incident With Soviet  Air Force   American Immediately Protests; Russian Fighters Make Runs on B17 Over Austria but Fire No Shots

Arrest Of Nehru Causes Turmoil ~~ Ini India Cities   Bombay Virtually “Dead”; _ Conflicting Reports On ~ Fate Of Party Leader

PRESIDENT HAS HELP TROUBLES   Truman Looking For Men Tc Fill Dozen Key Federal Jobs

OFFICERS SAY BILBO SOUGHT WAR PROJECTS   High-Ranking Army Men Testify Senator Asked Home State Contracts

Ban Witness  Quizzing by  Senator Bilbo   Testimony Given On Contacts With Him by Officers

Bilbo Was Active On War Contracts   Army Officers Tell of Him Contacting Them Many Times

Bilbo Secured 40 Contracts For Friends   High Officers Tell Probers Bilbo Came To Them for War Jobs

Fight 1-Cent Gasoline Tax   State Farm Bureau Convention Approves Marketing Agency Bill

Cooperation Is Called For By Frenchman   UN Council Gets Statement From Parodi

COUNCIL PREXY POINTS THE WAY   Parodi Assumes Presidency Of Security Council; Says Cooperation Paramount.

CITES NEED FOR UN COOPERATION   French Delegate Takes Turn as Council President

Parodi Calls For UN Cooperation  Hasluck Defeated On hdAmiccian Pracediure

@ CALM LORKIDVAS  New Recreation Program Fills uM HW. S Students’ Hour

@ CALM CORRIDORS  New Recreation Program Fills M_ HS. Students’ Hour

TROOPS OUELL TRIESTE RIOTS   U. S. and British Units Are Called to Help Break  Up Demonstrations

Yank Troops Help To Quel Trieste Riots   Pro-Italians Attack. Slav Establishments AndScoreWounded

U.S., British Troops Quell Trieste Riots   Revolt Breaks Out In Disputed City as Italian Cyclists Near  Border: 20 Wounded

Forecaster Talks Of Cooler, Maybe   Extended Forecast for Next Week Holds Little Hope Of Relief

Delaware River Pier ‘Drops into Deep Water   150-Foot Structure, including Big Crane,  Collapses—At Least Bloe Weebece

12 DROPPED INTO RIVER   “ix Emerge Alive but Injured From Debris and Waves Raised by the (rash in Delaware at Philadelphia.

—6 RESCUED-» Missing’ As Pier Collapses  100-Foot Crane Plunges Into   100-Foot Crane Plunges Into Delaware River

PIER COLLAPSES; 9 BELIEVED DEAD   Dozen Workers, Crane Are Dropped Into Water

FIVE MISSING AS PIER COLLAPSES   Workmen Are Hurled Info  Delaware PBiver

ier Collapse hrows 12 Inta e Delaware   At Least Six Emerged Alive, But Injured by Tumbling Debris and Hiah Rolling Waves

Five Missing In Bridge Collapse   Workmen Plunged Into River When Delaware Span Gives Way

Filibuster Charge Ignored By Lewis   Leader Presses Demands fo Better Conditions

Coal Output Is At Record Level   Output Is Great Despite Car Shortage, Mine Bureau Discloses

Twenty-Four Survivors Of Elizabeth City Ship Tragedy Resting Safely In East Ports

Survivors Tell Of Terror When Vessel Parted   Hopes Wane For Missin; 14 OF Norwegian Shin’s Crew

SAY ADDITIONAL SHIP SURVIVORS SIGHTED AT SEA   Coast Guard Headquarters Has Report From Army Plane That Men Have Been Sighted On Raft 70 Miles Off Cape Henry, Va.

Norwegian Tanker Survivors Deseribe Terrors Of Storm —   Hope Wanes For 14) Missing Crewmen Of Vessel That Broke In Two Friday

SURVIVORS REACH SHORE; HOPES FOR FOURTEEN WANING   Norwegian Tanker Broke i . Two at Edge of Hurricane Last Friday

Norwegian Tanke Survivors Tell of Ship Breaking Up.   Friday 13th Disaster Fatal to. 14 Members Of Crew---Hurricane Struck Ouickle

AFL Extends Invitation To Former Members To Rejoin As Executive Council Goses Meet

Damage lowa   fag Above  fiveryth Ground Was Killed Gaevev ladicetes

Crop Damage in lowe Serious Blo   jag Above  Bveryth Grouad Was Killed Sarvey indicates

Ultimatum Is Placed in Tito’s Hands   Slav Leader’s Decision May Depend on Support  Given by Russia

TITO GIVEN 48 HOURS TO FREE SFIZED AIRME!   Yugoslavian Case to Go Before Security Council

‘Discuss Home for  Aged in Washington   Dr. Kerr Talks on Possibilities at Rotary Meecting—Denominational Home Considered

BRITISH ACTS CHALLENGED BY JEW SUIT   Tests Right of Britain to Deport Jews From Palestine

COURT QUESTIONS BRITAN'S RIGHT TO DERT JEW:   Show-Cause Order ‘Issued ‘By Supreme Bench in Serucaiarm

British Must Cite Right To Bar Jewish Refugee:   Palestine Court Issues Show-Cause Order—New Immigrant Ship Arrives Bearing 3375

JEWS SEEK TO TEST REFUGEE HANDLING   Court Suit Brought By Hol Land Immigrants

CALIE 32°, SALES TAX ON O'L EXPORTS KILLED   BRITISH RIGHT TO RE-SHIP JEWS QUESTIONED

HALF A MILLION HEAR CHIANG IN LIBERTY SPEECH   Generalissimo Tells Great Throng In Shanghai “We No Longer Have To Live As Slaves And Beasts Of Burden.”

CHINA NOW FREE AND INDEPENDENT, CHIANG DECLARES   Generalissimo Cheered a!

Chiang Exults Feverishly Over Freedom Of Chinese In Address To His People

“We Are Free’  Wee Eros LUT!              00,000: With’ Extra. riality. Abolished, oliger Have 

SOVIET ANSWER IS AWAITED. ON BORDER PROBE   U. S. Suggests Seven-Member Body To Check Greek Trouble with Neighbors

Five Killed In kxplosion  On Tanker   Crippled Vessel Makes Port; Crew Puts Up Courageous Battle

Explosions And Fire Rake Tanker  Bennington  Six Killed, Others Are  In csewmel

HEIRENS’ PRINTS IN DEATH ROOM   Degnan Suspect Is Linked With Lipstick Murder Case

DENGAN MURDER SUSPECT'S FINGER PRINTS ARE LIKE THOSE OF MAN WHO KILLED FORMER WAVE

NEW TURN TAKEN IN HEIRENS CASE   Fingerprints Point to Implication in Another Death.

Nationalist Army Routs Red Chinese   Two-Day Battle Reported—Spread Of War Feared

Chinese Reds Are Routed    National Forces Push — North After Occupying. Penhsihou; Russian  Diplomats Pull Out —_.

CHIANG’S FORCES REPORT VICTORY   Claim 60,000 Chinese Reds Routed In Big Battle

Communists ‘Routed’ In Manchurian Battle   Nationalist Headquarters Claim Smashing Victory Over 60,000 Troops  ee eee cme, pees HE ems

CHINESE REPORT REDS DEFEATED WN MMANCHURIA CLASH   Government forces Routed Communists Southeast oe a vr ee

Chinese Rout Communists Near Mukden   Reds Have Withdrawn From Operation Of Changchun Railway

CHIANG BACKERS CLAIM VICTORY   Reports Say 60,000 Com. munist Troops Routed

GOVERNMENT CLAIMS  COMMUNIST FORCES  ROUTED FROM CITY RUSSIANS WITHDRAW  REPRESENTATIVES IN CTRIRE_.TORN AREAS -

Say Chinese Reds Routed At Penhsihou   Claim 60,000 Are Beaten In Two-Day Battle

Cliinese Claim Red Rout   60,000 Communists Said Defeated in Manehurian Battle

Red Force of 60,000 Routed —   Army Reports 5000 Casualties Onflicted in Two-Day Battle

Say Chinese Reds Routed At Penhsihou  Claim 60,000 . Are Beaten   Claim 60,000 Are Beaten In Two-Day Battle

Man And Woman Held In $45,000 Robbery   Two Others Hunted For The Theft Of Jewels ’From “amor: Het Springs Art Galbories

Steaks, Pork Chops, Roasts ..mm!   Detroiters Get Plenty in Windsor, Canada

Ministers Agree On Trieste, End Italian Dispute   Paris Council in Glash for 21-Nation Peace Conference

Ministers Find Accord On Twe *Major Points   Clash On American Demand For Peace Conference Call

Ministers of Four Powers  Reach Accord   Conferees Agree on Disposal of Trieste, Italian Colonies

‘Awful Row’  Over Peace Parley Date   Byrnes, Molotov In Sharp Talk, Vandenbere Sav:

BYRNES UNABLE TO RUSH PEACE PARLEY PERIOD   Molotov Blocks Action Fo: Opening This Month As Trieste Issue Fades

Big 4 Ministers Reach Agreemen! On Trieste Issue, Italian Dispute   Byrnes’s Call For 21 Nafien Peace Conference To Meet This Month Sets Off "Awful Row”

Agree on Trieste But Clash on U.S. ‘Peace Meet Date   Byrnes and Molotov In Sharp Exchange at Meeting of Foreign Minieteare ot Paoric

BIG FOUR SETTLE [TALIAN COLONIAL. TRIESTE DISPUTES   Adriatic Port Will Be Internationalized With Independence Assured By United Nations,   MINISTERS IN ROW OVER PEACE PARLEY   Molotov Opposes Fixing Date for Conference and Engages in Sharp Exchange With Byrnes.

FOREIGN MINISTERS ROW OVER PEACE PARLEY DATE   Trieste Dispute Settled But Envoys Clash on American Conference Point

Ethiopia Asks For Colonies   Africans Say Italy Must Repay Theft

ETHIOPIA BIDS FOR COLONIES HELD BY ITALY   Award of Somaliland And Eritrea Asked  Of Conference

Ethiopia Asks Aid In Getting ‘Lost Colonies   Charges Eritrea and So. maliland Stolen by Italians

Ethiopia Asks For Colonies, Reparation:   Peace Conference Get: First Claim Against  Tkatians Witiwticck

ETHIOPIA ASKS TWO COLONIES   Little Nation First To Claim Part Of Former Mussolini Empire

Ethiopia Asks For Italy’s African Land  Nazi Satellites . Rapped by Czech

ETHIOPIA ASKS EAST AFRICAN ITALIAN LAND   Paris Peace Parley Il Locked Over Post Of Chairman

Ethiopia Asks To Annex Two Italian Colonies   Is First Nation to Make Claim; Also Seeks Reparations

Ethiopia Claims Italian Colonies In East Africa Early Victim OF Ayic A   Farly Victim Of Axis Ag gression Seeks Eritrea And Somaliland

GROMYKO FACES COUNCIL DEFEA   Soviet Delegate Ready With Pian for Action Against Greece, Britain

Foreign Observers. Will Not See Bomb   Secrecy Assured at Tests; Actually, Few Americans Have Seen Assembled Bombs, Japs Never Had Time

Observers Won't See Bomb Itself   Foreigners May Watch Atom Tests But Won't See Bomb

F oreign Observers May Go To Scene Of Atomic Tests Bat Will Not See The Bomb

Tighten Cloak  OF Seer ecy On  Test Of Atomic   Forcign Observers May At tend Bikini Atoll Event Bat They. Won't See Bomb

Won't See Atom Bomb   Precise Effects Also Will Be Kept Secret From Foreigners Who View Coming Sea Test

Cloak Drawn Tighter Around Secret  Foreign Observers May See Test, But Will Not Get To See Atomic Bomb

Atomic Secret  Will Be Kept   Foreign Observers May Go To Bikini Atoll Bomb Experiments Merely As Kibitzers

Foreign Observers May Go To Bikini Atoll Tests, But They Won't See The Atomic Bomb

Foreigners Will Not See Actual A. Bomb At Test   May Go To Islands But Will Not See Actual Romh

A-Bomb Test To Preclude Any Foreign Observation   Secrecy Is Increased « About U. S. Weapon

Foreign Group May Attend Bomb Tests In Ocean   HOWEVER NO ONE CAN SEE NEW INVENTION BUT UNCLE SAM

MacArthur's Command  Is Defined   Not Responsible for Affairs in Manchuria

Denies Movement Of Soviet Troops   Accuses Politicians Of Seeking Collision Of Soviet Union With Her Former Allies

Deadline For 76,000 Hard Coal. Workers Passed At Midnight. Negotiators to Meet  Tit eae:

Ceilings Up On Numerous Household Articles   Include Radios,  Washing Machines Vacuum Cleaners, Toasters and Lrons

PRICE INCREASES ESTIMATED  AT -150-MILLION YEARLY ARE: PLACED ON HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

Radios, Stoves, Other Articles Get OPA Boos   Price Increases Granted On Many Household  Peeing

OPA LIFTS LID ON APPLIANCES FOR HOUSEHOLD   Three To 12 Per Cent Increases Allowed On Itemized List

IConsumer Goods prices Are Hiked In ‘Final Boost’   Household Items, Metal Products Raised 3-12%

NEW INCREASE HITS WASHERS, IRONS, RADIOS   CEILINGS REVISED BY LAW TO MERT PROFITS MARGINS

LARGE NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ON LIST   Agency Says Increases -In Line With New  Control Law

Price Boosts Are Granted By OPA Qn Many Articles   Increases, Costing Public Estimated $150,000,000 a Year, Allowed: ‘on Radios, Stoves, Wash-  ers and Vacuum Cleaners

Increases Approved On Household Items   Living Costs Given Another Sharp Boost Under Latest OPA Program

,OPA Grants Price Boosts On Many "Electrical Appliances And Stoves

OPA Lists . Price Hikes On Appliance:   Increase Cover Many Household Electrical Items

UAW Joining Fight for OPA   Protest ‘Sitdown’ Called by Reuther-

Big Buyers’ Strike Seen By Reuther   Says 800,000 Will Quit Work To Attend Rallies  Tomorrow

UNIONS PLAN TO PROTEST RAISE IN LIVING COST   UAW Members To Leave Jobs Tomorrow To Demonstrate “Buyers' Strike”

C10 Walkout Will ‘Herald National Buyers’ Strike   Reuther Calls Giant Rally In Detroit; 800,000 Will Be Affected

UAW-CIO TO LEAVE JOBS TWO HOURS.      Move ‘Tomorrow Will Herald Buyers’ Strike

UAW Members Leave . Jobs In Demonstration To Herald Buyers Strike

Kisenhower Sons Return to  Bury Mother   Died Unexpectedly At the Age of 84;  Funeral Rites Private

SONS RETURN HOME   Five Eisenhower Brothers to Attend Funeral of Their Mother

Eisenhower Sons  To Pay Tribute   Funeral Arrangements Being Made For Famous Mother

Shortage Is In Box-cars, Not Wheat   Would Guarantee to Set Aside Percentage of Flour for Export

AUSTRIA AND IRAN GIVEN BIDS TO PRESENT VIEWS   One Given Invitation Over Russia Opposition To Outline Ideas On Pending Treaty With Italy—Other Proposal, Backed By Soviet, Adopted On Unanimous Vote—Paris Peace Conference Goes Into Recess  Until Mondav

Invite Austria to Air Views   Russia Overridden in Vote: Iran Also Will Be Given Platform

Austria's Views On Italy Asked   Soviets Oppose Move By Peace Conference

AUSTRIA WILL GIVE VIEWS AT PEAGE PARLEY   Former Axis Satellite Granted Right to Speak Despite Soviet Objections.

Peace Delegates Override Soviets To Hear Austria   Axis Satellite Gets Same Status as Italy At Paris Conference

European Peace Conference Turns Down Russian Ohiections    APPROVE PARTICIPATION IN DISCUSSION OF ITALY

re a ae a ere es es we gue a ai Bo eae gel MMES a at, ‘ if *  Overrides       SOVIET DELEGATE HAD SA THAT TO LISTEN TO AUSTRIA WOULD RE WASTE OF TIME 

RUSSIA VOTED DOWN—  Austria Asks for View On Italian Peace Terms

Russians Oppose Presentation of, Claims to Tyrol   Vote on Invitation To Tehran Unanimou: At Parley in Paris

AUSTRIA AND IRAN INVITATIONS FROM PEACE CONFERENCE   Wik Be Heard On Presen! Views on Pending Treaty With Italy, It Was Said. ~   AUSTRIA TO EXPLAIN"   U. S. Joined Great Britain for Austria to Explain Its Views on Question.

Austria Invited To Give Views   Peace Conference Votes Down Soviet

Russians Lose Vote To Keep Austrians From Giving Views   Conference Then Approves Soviet Suggestion Iran Be Invited to Present Views on Draft Treaty for Italy

Austria Wins Parley Voice   Russia Gets Setback In Paris Maneuvers

PARIS DELEGATES IGNORE PROTESTS OF SOVIET RUSSIA   Austria ts Expected to Restate Her Claim to Sauth Tyrol

Peace Conference Rejects Soviet- ' Slav Objections by Vote of 15 fo 6; Votes Red Reque st to Include Iran   Delegates Chafe Over Delays Preventing Settlement of Recommendations; Plan to Speed Up Work Is Urged Upon Big Four Leaders

Override Reds; Invite Austria  To Tell Views   Peace Conferees Vote 156; Okay Russian Proposal for Iran

Russians Lose Effort To Block ’ Austria’sViews   Conference Beats Down Objections By 16 To 6 Vote

INVITE AUSTRIA TO GIVE VIEWS   Vote 15 to 6 With Russia Opposing; Iran Also to Be Heard

Ask Austria View Of Italy  Treaty Teday   Conference Overrides  _ Soviet Objections; Iran Invited To State Its Views Also

INVITE AUSTRIA TALKS DESPITE OPPOSING RENS   Peace Parley to Hear Iran Also as Country ‘Contributing to Victor

Austria and Iran Given Chance to  Cite Peace Views   Paris Parley Rejects Red Objections to British Proposal

PEACE PARLEY VOTES TO HEAR AUSTRIAN SIDE  TRAMPLE RUSSIAN  OPPOSITION 15-6; IRAN ALSO INVITED

Vishinsky Calls It ‘Waste of Time’ To Listen to Axis Nations’ Views

OVERRULED ON AUSTRIA   Austria to Get Opportunity to Present Views

SOVIET BLOC LOSES IN VOTE   Austria Is Granted Time To Express Views

Austria Gets Bid ToOffer  Position   Peacé Parley Vote: To Air Matters By 15 To 6

Nation Allowed To Speak Out Oi Italian Treaty   British Proposal To Cenference Wins

RUSSIANS LOSE BATTLE 10 BAR AUSTRIAN VIEW      Paris Conference Votes Tc Hear Nation’s Opinion On italian Peace Treaty

FEUDING ALLIES INVITE AUSTRIA, IRAN TO MEET   Only Five Nations Join Reds in Opposition to Austrian Invitation

AUSTRIA, IRAN TO BE INVITED TO GIVE VIEWS   Russian Cpposition Against Austria: Beaten Down After Heated Conference Meet   SOVIET MOVE TOCALL . IRAN GIVEN APPROVAL

AUSTRIA GETS BID 10 PARIS PEACE TALKS   SMALLER NATIONS IMPATIENT OVER LONG DELAYS

Austria to Express Ideas at Conference   Vote Over Russian Opposition to Hear Views on Pending  Treaty with Healy

Austria Invited To Present View:   Iran Also Invited to Be Heard on Italy

Austria, Iran To Give Views On Treaty Dratt  Conference Not Yet DBewn To Business

AUSTRIA ASKED FOR PEACE VIEWS   Conference Approves Action Over Soviet Objections

Austria Is Invited To State Views   Peace Conferees, Over Russian Objection, Vote To Hear Nation  Vee Ft nds Dennds ROLE RAGTELGLLES -L LCL

RUSSIANS LOSE AGAIN, AUSTRIA GRANTED VOICE   Peace Conference Votes, 15-6 To Hear Nation on Pact With Italy

Russ Objections Are Voted Down By Conference   Views on Draft Of Italy Treaty To Be Received

Austria And Iran To Give Views On Pending Italian Treaty At Peace Confab

PEACE PARLEY LETS AUSTRIA GIVE VIEW ON ITALIAN TREATY   Russia Opposes But Is Pleased When Iran Gets  Same Privilege

Peace Conference Turns Down Russ.  Austria Invited to Give Treaty Views

Peace Conference Slated To Hear Small Countries ‘Woday On Italian Treaty

Russians Oppose Invitation To  European Nation But Sponsor Plea Of Near East State Before Conference Takes a Recess

PARLEY INVITES AUSTRIAN VIEW ON ITALY PACT   Russia Overridden, 15 To 6; Proposal To Hear iran Wins Unanimousiv

Peace Parley Asks Austria. Tran Present Treaty Views   Conference Votes Russia Objections To Proposal Down

Soviets Lose In Voting Over Austria  Iran Also Scheduled   Iran Also Scheduled To Be Heard on ltaly’s Peace Pact

Ask Austria And Iran To Peace Parley   Conference Votes 15 to 6 To Invite Austria To Present Views on Pending Treaty With Italy.

Paris Conference Invites Austria. To Treaty Chats  Russian Objections .  Overridden; Second

Step Taken  Over Reds Opposition   Meeting Backs Soviet Move To Hear Iran Tell Views Too.

Austria And Iran To Give Peace Views   Paris Conference Acts to Speed Up Action On Treaties

Russian Opposition Is Overriden By Vote Of Western Nations   Proposal Permits Austria To Give Views On Italian Treaty On Same Basis As Albania, Mexico. Cuba and Egypt. “Useless,” says Vishinsky.

AUSTRIANS TO PRESENT VIEWS ON PEACE PACTS   Russian Bloe Lines Up Solidly Against British

Austria Given Voice on Treaty   May State Views on Italian Pact, But Voting Not Permitted

AUSTRIA WILL STATE VIEWS   Peace Conference Votes for Move Over Opposition of Russia

Austria Invited To Speak   On Italian Treaty;  Conference Approves Unanimously Soviet Suggestion On Tran

Decide To Hear Austri ‘ian View Italian. Treaty            nee Voted Invitation.

Russia Again Loses In Vote At Paris Meet   +  Austria Invited To Present Views On Treaty With Italy

AUSTRIA WINS PARLEY VOTE   Peace Conference Invites Nation to Present Views On Italian Treaty.

RUSSIA OUTVOTED  Austria Invited To Give Views on Italian Treaty

Russia Loses By 15 To 6 Vote In Paris   Soviet Spokesman Against Appearance On Italian Pact

Soviets Don’t Want Austria To State Case About Tyrol   Americans Supporting English in Dispute ; Red Army Losses in Vienna in ’45 Recalled

Peace Group Invites Austria Over Russian Opposition, to Appear Before Conference

Austria and Iran Views  To Be Asked   Conference Approves Plan To Invite Countries to Present Views on the Italian Treaty

‘Austrian Desirous Of Re-Stating Her Claim To South Tyrol Which Was Rejected By Big Four; Tyrol Decision Will Stand. However   CALLED WASTE OF TIME BY VISHINSKY

Russ Protest. Overruled  By 15-6 Vote   Resolution Sponsored By Britain

tAustria Is Asked  ‘To Present Views   Peace Conference Extends  Invitation Over Soviet  Opposition   RWITH U. S. APPROVAL   “Russian Proposal to Extend Like Invitation to Iran Adopted

Austria Will Be Allowed To Give Views   Peace Conference Overrides Soviet Objection

Peace Parley Backs Austria   Russian Bloc Defeated By 15-6 Vote Of  Conference

lwonference Overrides Russia In Inviting Them To » Sit In On Italy   Soviet-Supported tran Also Invited   Move Opposed By All Six Slav Nations; Britain, U. S. Support It

Soviets Lose In Voting Over Austria   Iran Also Scheduled To Be Heard on Italy’s Peace Pact

Austria, Iran May Preseni Views To Peace Parley On Final ltalian Treaties

‘Austria To Present Treaty View   Soviets Lose On One Suggestion But Win On Iran Invitation   THE DEBATE PROMPTED

AUSTRIA VOTED CHANCE TO AIR VIEWS IN PARIS   British Proposal Accepted Over Soviet Ohiection

Soviet Plan To Hear Iran Is Approved   Reds Oppose Invitation to Austria to Give Views

Austria to Get Hearing Despife Soviet Protest   Russia is Voted _Down in Dispute Over Tyrol Area

Austria, Iran Invited to Express Views   Soviet Objections Overridden at Peace Parley

Austria To State Views   Iran Also To Be Heard At Conference On Treaty Drafts

TWO COUNTRIES ARE INVITED TO PRESENT VIEWS   Austria And Iran May Tell Peace Conference Views On Draft Treaties   RUSSIANS OPPOSE PLAN   Allies Vote Against Soviets Canadians Urge Speedup Of Paris Meeting

Voice Given Austria In Treaty Vote   Soviet Request For Including Tran Gets Unanimous Approval

Peace Parley Votes To Hear Austrian Views   Iran Also To Be Invited To Speak On Pending Treaty With Italy.

STALIN CHARGE REFERS 10 U. 5.   Accuses American Mili tary Men Of Spreading War Talk

Mate Hacks Wife, Shoots Son, 3, Self   Midnight Quarrel at El Cerrito Home Ends in Tragedy

Defails Complete for A-Bomh Test  Practice Run Is Mide buy Plane

A-Bomb Test Nearing Hour   Superfortress Makes Final Practice; Guards Surround Mystery Area

Pressure On Both White House And Lewis As Coal Crisis Gets Well Along Toward Showdown

ure On White House Mounting  Coal Showdown Close At Hand   . « « 400,000 Miners Set To Walk Out Next Friday

Lewis’ Stand Puts Pressure on U.S.  In Coal Problem   Big Decision Is Whethe: to Give in Again or to Let Miners Quit Befere Election

Lewis Appears On Spot With  Strike Threat   No Information Yet Whether Government Will Give in Again Or Allow Walkout

PRESSURE GAINS ON COAL THREAT IN WASHINGTON   Crisis Nears Showdown Stage Between Lewis, Truman Administration

STRIKE THREAT COMES ON EVE OF ELECTION   Lewis Wants to Start Negotiations Friday. On New Agreement

Showdown Looms In U. §. Coal Row   Lewis Appears ‘On the Spot’ in ‘Ultimatum’

Coal Crises Reaches Showdown Stage; No New Move Made   Primary Pressure On Administration; Lewis Feels Pinch  mm... 45h Pema Me thse tran,

Immediate Pressure on White House   Lewis Appears  To Be on Something Of Spot With Implied Threat

U. S. Coal Crisis  Showdown Nears   Pressure On the White House With Lewis Threat of Strike

White House, With Election Near. Can Either Compromise or Take Consequences at Polls.   KRUG HOLDS ISSUE WITHIN HIS POWER

PRE - ELECTION COAL CRISIS IS NEAR SHOWDOWN   Lewis On Something Of A Spot, But Immediate Pressure Is  On The White  House.

COUNTRY’S COAL PROBLEM HEADS FOR SHOWDOWN   Pressure on White House a: Mine Strike Threatens; Lewis on Spot

PRE - ELECTION COAL CRISIS IS NEAR CLIMAX   Lewis Appears Te Be On Something of Spot With Implied Threat of « Walkout Friday

COAL CRISIS HEADED FOR A SHOWDOWN   Lewis Appears on Spot by Implied Threat of Waikout by Miners, but the Immediate Pressure Is on khrug.

Showdown Due Between Lewis, Truman Regime  -Lewis Now on  i OE es Es CaS

Lewis Is On “Hot Spot” By Threat   Much Pressure Also Is Upon White House

IMMEDIATE PRESSURE ON WHITE HOUSE   Implied Threat of Walkout Also Puts Chieftain on Spot

Tieup Threat Under Study   Administration Eyes Election Influence

Coal Crisis Is Seen Heading  Fo or. Showdown   Agreement Stu Studied To “See “if Lewis’ Conten- tions Correct.

Lewis On Spot As Time Nears For UMW Strike   Two Courses Open; Solution Is Still Up To Secretary Krug

Temperatures   Administration Must Yield to Demands of U.M.W. Boss or Face Political Consequences Of. Coal Mine Stoppage on Eve of Election

Pre-Election Coal Crisis Is Forcing Showdown Between Lewis, Government

Coal Strike Crisis Nears Showdown   Lewis Has Placed Pre-Election Pressure On White House

NEW COAL FIGHT PUTS PRESSURE ON WHITE HOUSE   Truman Must Decide Soon Whether To Give In To Lewis Or Stand Pat

Immediate Pressure On White House   Must Give In Or Allow Miners To Ouit Work Four Days Before Elections

Coal Crisis Heading For  Showdown   Big Question Is ‘Will U.S. Give In Again  Or Let Lewis Carry Ou Threat To Strike?’

Lewis Fight With Truman Nears Stage Of Showdown   Union Leader ‘Upon Spot Due To Early Call For Walk-Out

Showdown Stage Here If Strike To Be Prevented   Lewis Himself On The Spot With His Implied Threat.

Coal Crisis Heads Toward Showdown   Pressure on White House With Congressional Election Only Week Awoy; Lewis Also Appears On Spot With Implied Threat to Walk Out

Coal Crisis Heads Into Showdown Stage Today   Lewis, Administration Square Off For Battle Involving Fuel, Politics _

BOTH LEWIS AND TRUMAN FEEL PRESSURE   White House Faces Etection  Results; Mine Chief May Face Jail.

Threat of Coal Strike Dissolves, President — Says at News Conference

Pre-election Coal Crisis Nearing  State of Showdown Between John  Lewis and Truman Administration

Coal Crisis Nears  Showdown; Krug Has Job of Settlement   Lewis on Spot for New  Implied Threats of Coming Walkouts

Pre-Election Crisis on  Coal Contract Due fol Showdown This Weel

Butte Miners Go On Strike; Offer Rejected’  Great Falls Worker Vote Wedhesday

Butte Miners Go On Strike; Offer Rejected   Great Falls Workers Vote Wednesday On Proposed Contract

Girl Blames Two Negroes in Georgie Killing of Ex Vet   Held for Investigation After She Tells Her Story

British Enforce Rigid Blockade   Determined Effort Made to Divert Jewish Immigrants

ISSUES INVOLVING DEWEY FIGURE IN PRIMARY BATTLES   Sixty-One Contests To Be Desided of Polls To rmnrreaws

New York Primary Candidates Base Bids on Dewey's Political Program

Resolution Calls for Investigation Of Ill-Faled Rapido River Crossing

Reds Lead Arms Plans  Invoantary Demand   Inventory Demand Will Be Accepted

MOLOTOV TROOP INVENTORY PLAN APPROVAL SEEN   Soviets To Gain Strength As Leaders In Talk Of Disarmaments

Gen. McNarney Makes Report On Occupation   Commander In German) Says Occupation Mission In Germany Not Entirelv Successful

MORE ATTACKS ~ARE REPORTED ON AMERICANS   OCCUPATION COMMANDER IN GERMANY SAYS VIOLENCE 31AS BEEN STEADILY ON  i INCREASE,

GERMAN ATTACKS ON YANK TROOPS ARE INGREASING   General McNarmey Reports Security Picture in Petey Gloomy

JAPS EXPECTING LIGHT SENTENCES   RELEASED NIP SAYS PRISONERS HOPING TO ESCAPE DEATH

Many Japanese War Criminals Hopeful of Escaping With Short Jail Sentences

Japs Hope for Easy Sentences  Otaki Expresses Opinion on Release

Court Action Against Mine Chief \May Become Long Courtroom Dram:

May Be Long Drawn-Out ....  COURTROOM DRAMA IN CASE OF LEWIS MIGHT BE LENGTHY

Emergency Fuel Saving Moves in Some Localities   University Might Close Classes: Layoffs In Many Cities; Carroll Needs Fuel

Hollywood Notables Refuse To Talk  ~ $3,000,000 Swindle Probe In Movieland Hits A Snag

County Oi! Men Hold Meeting   Plans Made for Coming Year; Election of Officers Held

COVERDALE 61 PICKED UP BY COAST GUARD   No Longer Worried About MP’s—In Hands Of * pT Now

U.S, BALKS AT PROPOSAL FOR CHECK ON ARMS   Request Tossed Suddenly Into UN General Assembly iad Recsion

°U. S. Balks On Proposal For An Immediate Check Of Armaments Including Atomic Bombs Stockpile

State College Student Free   Jury Acquits John E. Gal loway On Charge Of Slaying His Bride

Heil Firm To Resume Parley   Signity Willingness To Meet With Union

Medicine, Surgery Measure Signed  Veterans Urged for Job Priorities

Russia Not Bluffing In ‘Her Actions   Intends 10 Keep Driving For Plain Of Influence, Taking Advantage of All Openings, But She Dees Not Want War

Russia Wants Zone of Influence, Not War, Says Analys   Writer Feels Questions on Both Sides Should Be Answered

Settlement Possible in  Two Strikes  New Offers Made In Pittsburgh and Maritime Walkouts

MORE HOPEFUL IN TWO STRIKES   Possible ‘Breaks Seen In Power And Maritime W alkouts

Breaks In 2 Strikes Possible   Maritime Picture Bright; Pittsburgh Union Makes Offer —

POSSIBLE BREAKS IN  TWO TROUBLESOME  STRIKES REPORTED MARITIME AND PITTSBURGH POWER STOPPAGE:  MAY DE Cerri tn

POSSIBLE BREAKS IN  TWO TROUBLESOME  STRIKES REPORTED MARITIME AND PITTS BURGH POWER STOPPAGES MAY RE SETTLED

Break In Sea Strike Today Is Indicated   Two-Week-Old Pittsburgh Power Settlement Also In Prospect

NEGOTIATIONS RAIL DISPUTE TOBE RENEWED   Experts Seek To Remove )-Cent Difference

NEGOTIATIONS TO BE RENEWED IN DISPUTE   R. R. Wage Discussion Con tinues; Hope to Prevent Nationwide Strike ALCCATI ATINAIC TMA Y

OPA MAY LEARN FATE IN SENATE SHORTLY   Final Hearing On House Pass: ed Measure

Report Steel Price Increase  To Be Allowec   Labor Department Sources Indicate Boost Of $4 Per Ton Likely   0. P. A. OFFICIAL IS UNINFORMED

Truman To Seek Public Support In Radio Appeal   President Would Spur Congressional Action On Proposed Program

TRUMAN GOES ON AIR TONIGHT TO ASK SUPPORT   President Will Call on People toe Back His Program

TRUMAN ADDRESS 10 SEEK SUPPORT   For His Legisl Pro _ gram In Nat te Talk Tor’

Leader Seeks Public Favor In Broadeast   Network Will Carry Talk At 10 P. M. Tonight

TRUMAN ON AIR: TONIGHT WITH HS PROGRAM    Will Speak To Nation At 9P.M

PRESIDENT IN RADIO TALK ON PLANS TONIGHT   Seeks Pubhe Support For His Proposals For Watian

TOWNSHIP SCHOOL GETO NEW TEACHERS   Other Members of Faculty Were Re-elected   SCHOOL OPENS SEPT. 4

JAPS HEAR TALK OF NATIONALIST PURGE   Action Would Shake Yo shida Cabinet

Palo Alto And Joliet Will Clash   For Championship of Towa and Illinois Next Weekend

Illinois Champs Tx Play Palo Alto’s  State Champions Round Robin Next  ee: eek: a, ee

Senate Group Favors Smaller Postwar Army   Navy’s Warship Construction Program Goes Under Scrutiny Of House Committee

Army: Slash ‘As Advocated  Is Opposed By Eisenhower   General fs Returned For More Questions

Chinese Hold Big Parades Against Reds   Students March Despite Plea Of Chiang For  Moderation

Anti-Russia Parade Staged in Chuncking   Twenty-Five Thousand Chinese Students In Bio Demonstration

{legal Buying Into German Properties Has Been Revealed   American GIs Reported Acquiring “Sleeper” Interests and Holdings

—OTHMAN — $10 Buys Paris Meal Less Food   Money Just Tissue With Pretty Pictures

Britain Prepares Rationing System   Churchill Raps Labor Government For Food Administration

Britain Prepares Rationing ProgramForEmergencyUse; SituationRecallsDarkDays

BRITAIN PLANNING BREAD RATIONING IN FAMINE CRISIS   ‘Churchill Chides Labor Government for Food Administratinn

British Plan to Ration Bread   Food Situation Like Days of Dunkerque. Says Morrison: -

Britain Preparing Bread Rationing For Emergency Use   Council President Likens Food Situation Wrtih Dunkerque Days

Commons Told Britain Planni To Ration Bread   Sees Situation Like Black Days Of Dunkerque: Churchill Plea Heard

Small Business Being Smeared,  Wherry Asserts   Assails Advocates Of ‘Planned Economy; Attacks Dean Acheson

Sixteen-Year-Old Boy Confesses Killing Father and Stepmother Last Sunday   PUT BODIES IN CAR AND” DUMPED THEW NEAR HOME

PHONE NUMBERS YOU  Sa0ULD KNOW ITY OF THOMASVILLE?   NEGRO CANDIDATE WITHDRAWS FROM CORONER’S RACE :

Democrats Ask Negro to Get Out ‘Of Race for Coroner   Candidate Acquiesces And White Man Is Namec To Take His Place

COMMITTEE FORCES NEGRO OFF TICKET   Georgia Democrats Deny Er dorsement To Man Seeking Coroner's Position

Georgia Negro Quits Contest To Avoid Issue   Candidate For Coroner Ty Fulton County Leaves Race to White Man, “Upon Request”

GEORGIA MAY HAVE NEGRO AS CORONER   Split White Vote in Atlanta Fenracd

House Democrats Hit the Warpath   After Sealps of Officials at Party National Head‘quarters.

TOP. DEMOCRATS ON WARPATH   Hannegan’s Quster Possible; Recent “Boners” Cited

Democrats In  House Take To [The Warpath   Their Legislative Tempers Riled by Recent Mistakes in Party’s National Hendanarters

Democrats Are After Scalps Of Party Leaders   Indication That Request May Be Made For Hannegan’s Withdrawal

Riled House Democrats On Warpath for Scalps Anary Over Headquarters Mistakes

HOUSE DEMS ON WARPATH AGAIN   Seek Hannegan’s Scalp For Headquarters Blunders

House Demos Angry At Party Mistakes   National Chairman Asked to Explain

Democratic Row Spreads   Hannegan Faces Ire Of Partisans Anew; Some Talk of Ouster

—DEMOCRATS—  Angry House Democrats Hit The he Warpath A gain  - ee a. oe os 6) ae   After Scalps Of Party Officials They Hold Responsible For Recent Mistakes

Even Hannegan May Get Axe For Blunders... .  Demos After Scalps At Own Party Headquarters

Party Caucus Of ‘Explosive Nature Called   Headquarters Letter To County Chairmen Cans ‘Boner’ Series

Hannegan’s Scalp May Be Demand of Aroused Democrats   Many Party ‘Lawmakers Angered by “Boners” Made by Committee

Democrats Stirred By  Hannegan   Southern Revolt May Result In Move To Oust Chairman Of  TAT oti ee eT May eae gat dd ny Se SLiGhch © OMIMILLCe

Scalping Rumors Rage In Capital   Mistakes In Party Irking Democrats;  Cox In Fight

Angry Democrats Seek Scalps of  . Hannesan Will Be   -Hannegan Will Be Called on Carpet  For Recent Errors

Congressmen Call Democrat Party Caucus      Members Will Demand Reforms Be Made By Hannegan

Angry House Dems to Take Drastic Step   After Officials In National Headquarters For Recent Mistakes

House Democrats Seek Scalps At Headquarters   Mistakes at Party’s National Office Upse Members of Congress; Caucus Called; Some Talk of Getting Hannegan Out of Job

LIGHT FIRM WORKERS VOTE AGAINST STRIKE   Pittsburgh Union Agrees Tc Arbitration Of Dispute

TRUMAN ACTION MIXES OPINION   Some Praise, Others Condemn Directive

Lower Priced Houses To Be Wyatt's Goal   More Homes For $6,000 Or Less Wilk Be Sought

Housing Boss Wyatt Drafts New Controls To Turn Out MoreHomes Costing $6,000

Wyatt Drafts New Controls To Turn Out More Homes CostingUpTo$6,00(

Wyatt Seeking Cheap Homes   Drafts Orders To Put Mor¢ Houses in $6,000 Class on Area Basis.

Cheaper Houses Being Sought By Boss Of Housing   Aten Quotas Will Be Established

HOUSING BOSS DRAFTING PLAN   Control Sought To Put More $6,000 Houses on Market

Housing Expediter Drafting Controls For Home Markets   Designed to Make Additional $6,000  Houses Available

Lower Cost Homes Aim Of Wyatt   Area Quotas May Be Established By Administrator

HOUSES COSTING $6,000 NEEDED   Wilson Wyott Believes More Homes in Lower Brackets Should Be Built

Housing Faces Added Controls   Priority Is Planned For Cheap Dwellings

CHEAPER HOME IS GOV'T AIM   Housing Boss Drafts New Construction Rules  Teo Cut Costs

$6,000-OR-LESS HOMES SPURRED   Wyatt Reported Working Or Area Percentage Plan

Wyatt Plans to Build Homes $6,000 or Less   Quota to be Based On Building Costs In Each Area

Area Quotas Will Be Set Up To Insure: .That Good Percentage ‘of  ' Homes Cost Less Than Sto On.

Plan New Controls To Place Low Price Homes on Market   A $6,000 Price Tag Is Aim of Housing Chief’s Program  Of Area Quotas

Lower Priced Houses To Be Wyatt's Goal  Mare Homes Far $6,000 Or Less VAsstl Re Cassaihed

» The Weather   Wyatt Drafting New Program To Put More Homes on Market

More Houses For $6000 Or Less Is Aim Of Officials   Further Construction Controls Being Mapped By Boss Wvratt

Wyatt Drafting New Controls. For More Homes   Planned To Cost $6.000 Or Less

Tieup Averted In District; To Resume Parley   Blue Ridge Lines . Will Continue in Operation Pending Pact

Streetcar, Bus Operators Quit For Wage Boost   Last-Minute Efforts To Avert Tie-up Fail As 5200 Men Strike

Transit Men Quit Work Tn Detroit   Many Hitchhike To Offices In Blinding Rain

PAULEY NOMINATION   Sen. Pepper ‘Urges Withdrawal Of The Oil Man's Name

Seizure Plan Contemplated   Labor Chief Conducts Conciliation Parley

SPECIAL GUESTS   Outlook Is Uncertain  Labor Secretary Takes Personal Charge Of Job Of Curbing Phone Strike

BOWLES CHARGES FORD SOUGHT CEILING PRICE 55 «, PERCENT ABOVE PREWAR FIGURE

Testimony Sought on Car Prices   House Banking Group Is Motivated by Scion’s Dispute with OPA.

THE TRUMANS HOME SOON.   Daughter and President's Wife Here by Train in Few Days.

Southern Democratic Aid ‘ For GOP Program Is Seen   Passage of -Presidential Tenure Bill, Outlawing of Closed Union Shop Predicted

GLOSED SHOP — ~~ FACING TESTS   SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS TO  JOIN REPUBLICANS IN MOVE e AGAINST FULLY OR‘ GANIZED PLANTS

DIXIE DEMOCRATS SUPPORT MOVE 10 END ‘CLOSED SHOP’   Will Join G.0.P. in Drive te Limit. Presidential  .

Palestine Again Deep in Turmoil   Four Reported Slain As British Act to End Terrorism.

Palestine Clean Up Launched   British Occupy Jewish Agency Headquarters; Many Arrested

British Launch  Holy Land Raids   Measures Aimed at Rooting Out Terror And Violence Continus

BRITISH ARE OCCUPYING JERUSALEM »      Strike. Throughout Palestine ‘to End Terrorism’

British Seize Ringleaders In Palestine   Jerusalem Occupied By Army in Smash At ‘Terror Tactics’

Jerusalem Seized By British In Quick Action   Armed Forces Strike Suddenly, Jail Jews and Clamp a Rigid Carfew Thruout City

British Move (n Palestine Terrorists   Troops and Police Launch Raids on Jerusalem and 8 Other Cities To Root Out Extremists.

Armored Cars, Tanks, Planes Are Being Used   War Is Declared On  Resistance Forces

BRITISH STRIKE TO END TERROR   Jerusalem Occupied; Jewish Leaders Are Seized

BRITISH LAUNCH DRIVE TO QUELL PALESTINEJEWS   LARGE NUMBER OF PERSONS ARRESTED BY ARMED FORCES

Jewish Leaders Are Arrested in British Roundup   Drive To ‘Root out Terrorism’ in Holy Land Is Under Way

Occupy Jewish Headquarters .... British Troops Storming Palestine Today In Move To Effect Peace In Land

POLL TAX ENEMIES TO CALL UP BILL SOON  Southerners Ready to Filibuster

Third Victim in Auto Crash ‘Dies of Injuries Funeral Services Scheduled for

Third Victim in Auto Crash Dies of Injuries  Funeral Services Scheduled for Mother, Daughter

Bridges Yields; Maritime Strike Settlement Near   ‘Government-Union Agree ‘ment May Not Prevent . . Disruption s-  NEGOTIATIONS WILL - CONTINUE TODAY   All Union Representatives Sanction Latest Federal Proposal

Agreement Near; Representatives Meet with Officials Of Government To Meet Deadline

Japanese War Leaders Seek Modification   Demand Dismissal of Many Counts in Allied Indictment

War Leaders On Trial Contending  Japan Surrendered Conditionally

Neighborly Aid Lent in Depression Brings $145,000 Estate to Carpenter

Sympathetic Carpenter Gets Big Dividend on His Cash and Kindness

ALL TROOPERS ORDERED OUT ‘DANGER DAY’   State Police Will Be On All Main Highways For Labor Day

Wars Have Cost U. S. 114 Billion Dollars More Than Its Valuation

Boom Started For Vandenberg   Seeks Nomination From Republicans ©

GOP Favor Vandenberg   Midwest Legislators Would Have Him Run For President

UN To Hear US. Reply To Red Army Plans   SEN. CONNALL Y MAKES ADDRESS BEFORE COUNCIL

Molotov Proposes Surprise World Disarmament Program; Would Junk Atomic Weapons

RUSSIA OFFERS SURPRISE PLAN FOR DISARMING   Accepts Principal of International Inspection

YANK REPLY TO ATOM REQUEST   Russia, in Surprise Action, Agrees to International Inspection Idea

Iran Gets Ready For Civil War   Army On March; Defections From Government  Indicated.

On Brink Of War   Iran and Azerbaijan Armies Make Ready, But Hope for Peace

lran Army Hastens Preparations for Violent Civil War   Central Government Pursuing Peaceful Azerbaijan Policy

Plans For War Made By Small Nation Today   EFFORTS TO CONTINUE TO FIND PEACEFUL SOLUTION

WAR STEPS SEEN BY IRANIAN ARMY   Premier Asks Peaceful Enc Of Azerbaijan Dispute

Threat of War Looms For Iran   Army Prepares While Conference Goes on

IRANIAN FORGES GIRD FOR FIGHT    Troops on Move as Government Seeks Settlement of Azerbaijan Issue

QAVAM TRYING TO SOLVE ISSUE WITHOUT FIGHT   Delays Azerbaijan Meeting} Believe Groups Swerving From Iran Rule

ran Army Is Ready For War   Central Gov’t Appears Determined To Ward Off Conflict

Iranian Army Talks Of War As Azerbaijan  Issue Persists   Central Government Pursues Negotiations For Peaceful Answer °

~ NEAR. EAST— Tran Faces  War Threat  Azerbaijan Issue Reaching Crisis

Iran Army Gets Ready  ForWarfare   Persian Sources Say Military and Tribes Switch Loyalties to Shah   Differences Cited      Points at Issue Given as Three, Including Land Demand

North Iran In Anxious State   Regime Hopes For Peaceful Solution

Preparations Fo or ‘Violent Civil War   Reported  Deserting Gov’ t “and: Going. ‘Over:   ~ Shah; - Premiers Strive 2 Ror: Pence. i ie Ft

lranian Army Preparing For Azerbaijan War   Northern Tribesmen Switch Loyalty Toward Young Shah; Parley Stalemated

‘Central Government, Meanto while. Plans to Prerste Policy of Reaching   Agreement

lranian Army Girds for War With Azerbaijar   Hastens Preparations, But Premier Hopes. for Peaceful Settlement

Iranian Army Hastens Preparations For War as Negotiations Postponed

Iran Army Hastens War Preparations; Argument Flares Anew Over Azerbaijan

civiL WARFARE SEEN IN IRAN   Azerbaijan Problem Cause of Growing Tension

Iran Army Preparing For War   ‘ Government Seems Going on With Peaceful Settlement

Iran Army Girds for Conflict   Government, However. Pursues Peace Policy With Azerbaijan

lran Makes Preparation For Civil War   Army Being Readied For Clash With Azerbaijan Rebels

Iranian Army Hastens Plans for Civil War   Troop Movements Indicate Swing Toward Young Shah

‘entralGovernment, However, Appears Determined to Seek Peaceful settlement of the Azerhaijan Problem.

Iran Army  Gets Ready   Prepare For War With Azerbaijan If Settlement Plan Fails

Iran Army Speeds  Preparations for Violent Civil War   Reported Deserting Gov't and Going Over To Shah; Premiers Strive Kor Peace.

Iranian Army Hurries Battle Preparations   Central Government: Still Attempts To Gain Peace.  fel QGattlamsacit

Churches: Dhserve World Day Of Prayer, March 8  Chaplain’ To Addres  ~ Union Service At.  BS es a ee  eee

Churches Observe World Day Of Prayer, March 8  Chaplain To Address Union Service At - St. John’s Evangelica

MORE UNIONS DEMAND MEAT —OR ELSE   Ceramic and Brass. Workers Join Clamot for Ample Food

Ceramic Workers Want More Meat For Dinner Pails   Threaten To Join Miners And Steel Workers In Proposed Workstoppage   MINE UNION HEAD URGES ‘‘PATIENCE’’   Meat Shortage Hits New Low-National Receipts Down To 25 Per Cent

FZIONIST SPOKESMEN   This Is Way Uncle Sam Shifts His Coin About

HAND'MADE AMERICAN FLAG THAT FLEW OVER JAPANESE PRISON AT LIBERATION TIME HIGHLY PRIZED

Plans Payment By Issuance of Bonds   Bricker Says Labor Must No Longer Lean on ‘Benevolent Government.’

Argentina Hurls Spy Charge   Peron Accuses Braden Of Heading Huge Spy Ring in South America; Denies Nazi Dealings

Assert Braden Headed Spies  In Argentine   During Time he Was Ambassador To That Country

Peron Charges U.S. Ambassador, With Using Spies,   ARGENTINE LEADER IN DENIAL OF NAZI CHARGES

Col. Peron Accuses Braden ‘Of Heading Vast Spy Network ‘While Serving As U.S. Envoy   Issues Flat Denial That He Or Argentine Government Delt With Nazis During War

Peron Sees Braden as Chief Spy   Argentine Merchants Were Blackmailed, Candidate Declares

ANSWERING BLUE BOOK CHARGE  Peron Claims Braden Had Vast Argentine Spy Ring

Claims Braden Led Spy Group  Charge Is Made by  Aroenting Leader

Peron Accuses Braden of Heading ‘Vast Spy Network’ in Argentina.

Argentina Hits U.S. ‘Spying’ '      Peron Churges Braden Set Up —*¥asi Network’

JUAN PERGN SAYS BRADEN WAS A SPY   * residential Candidate Asserts U.S. Envoy Headed a Vast Network at Expense of Argentine Merchants.

Peron Charges Braden Headed U.S. Spy Ring  Savs Arventines   Says Argentines  Were Blackmailed

Says U. s. Charges Based “On German Records 7 Are ' ‘False; Accuses ; Braden OF - Running ; “Spy System.”

U.S. Operated Big Espionage System Is Peron’s Charge   Argentine Fascist Names Braden as Head Man in Blackmailing Merchants

Peron And Cooke Deny Charges   Cooke Says Blue Book Issued To Influence Presidential Elections

Peron Hurls Spy Charge At Ex-U. S. Ambassador   Spruille Braden Headed Vast Network O Espionage In Argentina, He Charges

POOR REBUTTAL. FOR ARGENTINA   Candidate Peron Charges U. 5, Official Had ‘Vast Spy Networ’ ’ in Notion

Peron Accuses Braden Of Spy Activities   Blackmail Charges Also Made Against Former Ambassador

Peron Says Braden. Was Super- Spy «.   Charges Former Je" $: Envoy ' “ey

Peron Brands Pro-Nazi Charge As Falsehood  An swers U. S. Bla st  reentine Keqorme

Tuesday Vote To Be Heavy   Governor’s Race Has Drawn General Interest In Current Campaign

400,000 MAY CAST BALLOTS NEXT TUESDAY   State Vote Estimate Made as Candidates Beat Brush For Support

Eyes of Stafe On Governor's Race Tuesday   Roy J. Turner, H. C. Jones, Dixie Gilmer And William O. Coe Draw Chief Attentior

‘Truman Veto Puts Solons  On the Spot  Great Calamity Warns President

Whether OPA Can Be Revived Is big Question   President's Veto of Modified Bill Is Sustained in House; Move for Emergency Extension Blocked

House Upholds Truman’s OPA Veto as the Senate Adjourns Until Monday

Compromise Bill Veto Means End Of Controls On Prices And Rents   Barkley Says Lapse Inevitable   Message Called Paraphrase   Several Weeks Needed For New Bill

Whether OPA Can Be Revived iB Bio Question   President's Veto of Modified Bill Is Sustained in House: Move for Emergency Extension Blocked   Top Government Officials Go Into Huddle to Determine What Effect Death of Price Contre] Will Have

Hopkins Thumbed Nose at Congress, and Got  [Away With It. Easily

CAPITAL BAFFLED. Al HOPKINS DEATE   Washington Could Never Figure Out Harry Hopkins.

Washington Still Knows Little About ‘Mystery Man’ Who Helped FDR

Cards Roar Out Of Batting Slump To Beat Bums 4-2   Fine Fielding Saves Pollet; Second Game In Brooklyn Thursday

St. Louis Win  Opener of  Playoff, 4-2 Brooklyn Set Down As Cards Throw  naa Yn.

Truman Hints He Will Sign New OPA Bill   Final Action by Congress May Come Tomorrow

Special Parley Called Today On British Loan   Administration Putting On Pressure In Effort To Expedite Showdown

Seek Showdown On British Loan   Senate Summoned for Unusual Saturday Session

33 PERSONS EVICTED FROM DALLAS HOUSE   Few Had No Place To Sleep; Clothes Stacked on Sidewalk

DISCHARGE PLAN IS TOLD BY ARMY   Two Years of Service Te se Required of Officers.

4-H BABY BEEF BRINES 47.39 GENTS PEA POUNL   1000 Pound Champion Steer Sold for $2 Per Pound   400 ATTENDED SALE

WOMAN FOUND SLAIN NEAR CHAMPAIGN   Husband, John Scott of Springfield, Arrested

REPUBLICANS PRESS FOOD SUBSIDY SLASH   Taft, Aids Work On Actions Cutting OPA’s Powers

LDS Church Buys Old Beck Property  Red Cross Home Goes to Jewish Group

THORNY TRIESTE AND ITALIAN SETTLEMENTS; NO DATE YET FOR 21-NATION PEACE CONFAB   DEGNAN CASE SUSPECT HELD ON OTHER CHARGES   SONNY’ WISECARVER ESCAPES DETENTION CAME

Young Lotharia Joins Four in  Freedom Break  we. OW   Dream Boy of Two Mar. ried Women Flees Into Mountaing

COURT AT WORK   High Tribunal Studies Cases Accumulated During Recess.

“LOVE NESTS’ KEPT BY G.1S IN HEIDELBERG   Army Checks Reports German Women Supported by Yanks

John L. Smolik  Tax Assessor-Collector  Candidate for Re-election

Soft: Ball, Tennis ‘And Volley. Balt Rally Scheduled   Several, Hundred. righ School Students To Nan ne At Tech 5

FREIGHTER SINKS OFF WEST COAST   350 Miles West of San Pedro, Calif.;  Crew Is Rescued

Fresh Meat To Continue  ‘Scarce Food   ArmyVeteran F In By Mistake T Wanting OutS

Canadian, Drafted Into U.S. Army Agains! Wich Wante Mint  Rpt ee ae YY fee TF CARLLD VIR

PRICE BOOST ON NEW CARS NOT GRANTEL   TIRES UP; CEILINGS SET ON FATS AND OILS

*“Recontrol” Prices on Fats and Oils Listed, Ceilings Set on Margarine and Shortening; Tires Go Up: Automobiles Remain Same; Meat Prices Are Due on Sept. 1

TIRES AND TRUCKS BOOSTED IN PRICES WORK CLOTHING UP   OPA Hands Qut Increases Hand Over Fist, But Refuses to Raise Automobile Ceilings.   FATS, OILS TO SELL ABOVE JUNE 30 LEVELS   Cotton Bedspreads, Tablecloths Up 20 Pct. — Paper Towels, Eyeglass Lenses Advanced.

OPA Allows Many More Price Boosts;  Trucks Up   New Ceilings Put  On Margarine, Fats Tires, Bakers’ Flow And Work Clothes

OPA Increases Costs of Oils, Fats, Truck:   Tires, Mixed Feeds, Other Tteme Also Given Boost Dicsmtecce Pesce Thaw

Retail Prices On Additional  Items Mount   OPA Authorizes Boosts on Fats, Oils Tires, Trucks, Mixed Feeds, Flour. Work Clothina

NEW CHLINGS ESTABLISHED ON FATS, OIL   General Increase For Auto Industry Is Turned Down

OPA Refuses Another Auto Ceiling Hike   Agency Announces Its New ‘Recontrol’ Prices on Fats, Oils

OPA Works. on Another Boos! In Price of New Automobiles   Next Hike To Be Around 5 Percent, Officials Say

CAR PRICES 10 INCREASE AGAIN   Two Price Hikes In Two Days; Fifth Boost Granted Since Last November.

PLAN NEXT AUTO PRICE INCREASE   Hikes Average 25 Percent Over 1942 Ceilings

0.P.A. to Boost Prices of Autos  To 25 Per Cent   Meet With Dealers to Thresh Out Amount  of Next Increase; Fifth Boost

OPA Plans New Boost In Price  Of Automobiles  Total Increase  Mav Be 25 P. C.

Automobile Prices Gef Upward Push   Another Increase on New Car Ceiling Pending; to  Restore Dealer Handling Charaes of Cost of Autos

Further Hike in Car Prices Due   Total Boost May Be About 25 Per Cent .

Decontrol May Brace Lewis’ Hand In Pay Talks   Death of Controls ° May Make Owners More Wiling  To Deal With Union

Owners of Mines May Now Deal Direct With John L. Lewis   Decontrol Order of Truman May Pave Way For Further Negotiations:

PRICE ORDER MAY AlD COAL PAY DEMANDS   Many Believe Lewis’ Hand Strengthened By Decontrol

Coal Picture Being Changec By Decontrot   Truman s Order Paves Wa) For Return Of Mines To Owners   MAY BOLSTER LEWIS IN HIS WAGE DEMANDS   UMW Chief And Krug Scheduled To Attend Negotiations Today

Lewis Holding Stronger Hand In Pay Parley   Decontrol Move May Result in New Move  With Operators

DECONTROL ACT PAVES WAY FOR RETURN OF PITS   Result of Order Also Seen As Strengthening Hand Of Lewis in Wage Talks

Government Spokesman Sees Lewis and Operators Agreeing and Pits Back to Owners Hands.

Price De-Control Likely To' Strengthen Position ~ OF Lewis in Pav Battle

HIGHER PHONE RATE PROPOSAL IS EXPLAINED   Misselhorn Says Figures Will Be Told When Survey Ends

Gates Places Blame Upon City, Township   Officials in Terre Haute and Adjoining Township Had Responsibility in Fatal Fire.

Governor Lays Blame in Fire  Death of Girl   Officials of Terre  Haute and Nearby Township Blamed For Lack of Action

Gates Insists Life, Property Be Protected   Deplores ‘Fight’ Between Township And Terre Haute

MCMAHON DECLARES HE WAS MISQUOTED ON SPEECH IN . WHICH HE MENTIONED. BOMBS

NO COLD IS IN SIGHT   Heavy Foz Reported Vesterday in Parts of Kansas

‘UNBEATEN’ JAPS GROWING SULLEN   REPATRIATES SHOW RESENTMENT, CAUSE CONSTANT CONCERN

Unbeaten Japs Prove Menace   Repatriated Nips Show Signs Of Resentment, Sullen Anger In Japan.

‘Sullen’ Japs Pointed Out As Menacing   Occupation Units Facing Arrogant Tokyo Repatriates

Government's Plan. for Many ‘Prefabs’ Sharply Criticizec   Called “Shirt - Losing” Proposition by Two Republican Solons

OPPONENTS HIT HOME BUILDING BONUS REVIVAL   U. S. Chamber Against It; New Control Order Advanced

Plea of Housing Boss Bumps Into  C-C Opposition   Proposed Building Material Subsidies Draws Stiff Protest

“Rocks for Wyatt Homes Plan Guaranteeing Sale of 850,000 Houses ‘Shirt-Losing’ Venture

FRENCH VOTERS LEAN TO REDS   Communists May Name First Premier In Nation’s History

COMMUNISTS TRIUMPH IN FRENCH ELECTION   First Red Premier In Nation's His‘tory Is Likely In View . ~ Of Balloting

Election’ Won By Communists   Way Paved For The First Communist Premier In France.

COMMUNISTS TOP FRENCH BALLOTING   Italian “Bloc of the People” Gains Victory at Rome Polle

Communists Sweep French . Election Posts   Possibility Seen For First Communist Premier In Nation

COMMUNISTS IN FRANCE GIVEN NOD BY VOTERS   First Red Premier I: History Of Nation May Be Named

VICTORY LOAN MARKS END OF U.S. BORROWING   ‘Powerful Forces Are Working For  Inflation’

President Truman Proposes First Cut In National Debt Since The Year 1930

Nafional Debt To Be Lowered Eight Billions   To Use Cash Reserve To Balance Budget

Budget Provides For First: Debt Cut Since 193   But Government Will C-ntmue to Spend More Than It Receives

Truman Seeks N early 36 Billion For Fiscal Year   Sees Spending As Move Toward Balance; Will  Lower Reserve Funds

GUT IS PROVIDED IN FEDERAL Dib] IINDED MESSAPE   But He Tells Congress Not to Trim Taxes Further for Fiscal Year   WILL STILL BE IN RED   Estimate Places Spending at 31.5: Billions, 7 Below Current Figure

New Budget Provides Cut  In U.S. Debt      $35.860,000.000 Asked; Deficit Will Be Met By Using Cash Balance

Nation's Deb Will be Cut In 1947   Uncle Sam to Spend More Than Receipts In Coming Year

FIRST SLASH IN NATIONAL DEBT IS ANTICIPATED    Deficit of Four Billion Will Be ’ Met by Dipping Into Treasury’s Cash Balance

FIRST ATOMIC ENERGY TEST _.. CONDUCTED FOUR YEARS AGO.   EXPERIMENT THAT LED TO ATOMIC BOMB MANUFACTURE TOOK PLACE AT CHICAGO

“MOLOTOV COCKTAIL” HURLED  THROUGH WINDOW OF   “WATERFRONT ROOMs~~-— ING HOUSE

House Committee Members Want Defense Ring Within Striking Distance of Reds «

Plea for Strong U. 5. Defense Ring in Pacific   Five Congressmen Call For Bases in ‘Striking Distance of Russia’

Lawmakers Urge U.S. to Bolster. Pacific Defenses   Alaska - to - Hawaii Anchor Proposed; Red Moves Cited

Urge Strong Defense in Pacific Area   House Committee Insists Plan Not Aimed at Russia--Formal Report Later

Solons Urge Strong Ring Of Defenses  Near Russia   Military Committee Convinced Of Need Kor Pacifie Bases

Strong Pacific Bases Needed, Solons Claim   Investigators Say _ U.S. Can Take No » Chencec With Rede

WANT STRONGER U. §, DEFENSES   Touring Lawmakers Return With Recommendations For Ring Of Steel In Striking Distance Of Russia.

Five Members of House Military Unit Say Ring of Defenses Needed in Striking Distance of.Russia

Lawmakers Ask Strong U.S. Defense   Congressmen Urge Strong Bases For Pacific Area

STRENGTHENED AMERICAN MILITARY AND POLITICAL POSITIONS IN PACIFIC URCED-BY: COMMITTEEMEN .

Congressmen Urge Ring Of Bases Facing Russia      Must Strengthen Military, Political Positions in Pacific, Committeemen Say

MILITARY GROUP URGES BASES CLOSE TO RUSSIA   Favor Strong Defenses to Guard Against Any Eventuality

URGE U.S.  DE STRONGER  IN PACIFIC   Five Lawmakers Back From 38,000-Mile Tour Call for Improvement in Both Military and Political Positions.

Touring Lawmakers Recommend Strong Policy In Pacific   Many Island Bases Needed for Proposed Defense Program

Ring of Strong Pacific Defenses Urged by Touring Representatives

STRONG BASES IN PACIFIC URGED BY FIVE LAWMAKERS   Powerful Defenses Reaching Within Striking Distance of Russia Asked

For Strong Pacific Defenses   Touring Lawmakers Declare U. S; Should Strengthen  Bases In Far East Area

Military Committee _ Says U. S. Should Add Pacific Power   Need Strong Defenses Near Russia, House  Members Declare

Lawmakers Ask Powerful Pacitic  Ring Of Defense   Insist Action Not Belliverent

Congressmen ‘ Say U.S. Needs  Stronger Posts   Military Committee Memhers Declare Pacific Bases Must Be Strengthened.

Nation Can't ‘Take Chance’   Convinced of Urgent Need Of Powerful Alaska-Hawaii Line, Strong Island Bases

America Must Strengthen Its Positions in Pacific, Touring Lawmakers Say   Confer With MacArthur

Lawmakers See Need For More Armed Bases   LACK OF MILITARY AND NAVAL BASES MAY HURT

Touring Congressmen Urge  Strong Defenses in Pacific Seeds of World War IH Already Sown,

TOURING SOLONS RETURN TO U. S.   Lawmakers Urge Nation Te Strengthen Defense Positions in Pacific

Lawmakers Contend America Must Strengthen Military, Political Positions   STRONG DEFENSE RING NEEDED, SOLONS STATE

Strong Pacific Bases Proposed   Congressmen Want Strongholds Fr rom ‘Alaska to Australia

[Touring Lawmakers Call for Strong Line of Defenses on Islands of the Pacific

Call For U.S. to Prepare Strong Ring of Bases to Enable Us Po Deni. inate . Pacifie.

‘House Committee Calls For Strong Defense Ring Within Striking Distance Of Russia   Five Touring Lawmakers Return Home From Far Eastern Inspection Trip

Power, Tug Tie-Ups Cripple Pittsburgh, New York Business   Mayor Orders Commercial Life Halted in World’s Trading Center; Electric Service Is Slashed {n Steel Capital Area

Floral Bainbow Session of 0.E.S. to Open  Grand Chapter to Re Atteandad

Floral Rainbow Session of  0. E. S. to Open  Grand Chapter to Be Attended by Record Group

@ FAUL MALLYN—  Yank Foreign Policy Challenged by Its Best Two Foreign Friends

HALF LOAF BETTER THAN NONE  Reduction Of Bread Supply Not Inconveniencing Texans

Navy Listens To Red Broadcasts   Forecasts Ocean Weather By Listening To Bulletins.

REWARD SOARS IN KIDNAP. CASE   $41,000 Offered as Police Seek For Mystery Couple

Bright Spot In Gloomy Big 4 Picture   Four-Power Fact-Finding Commission Believed -in Agreement on Disputed Italian-Yugoslav Border

DIPLOMATS IN PARIS FOR MEET      Report On Disputed Italian-Yugoslay Border Prepared

Slav Border Dispute to Be Decided   Paris Conference Will Get Off to Good Start, Experts Say

PARIS REPORTS BIG 4 AGREE ON ITALIANBORDER   One Bright Spot Seen As Ministers Prepare For Meeting

FORECAST COMPLETE AGREEMENT BY FOUR POWER COMMISSION  REPORT ON ITALIAN  REPORT ON ITALIAN_ YUGOSLAV, BORDER INVES TIGATION READY SOON

‘In Paris  For Peace Conference   Foreign Ministers of Four Big Powers No! ‘Too Optimistic; One  Bright Spot Seen-

Big Four Will Hear Report On Border Dispute   ITALIAN - JUGOSLAVIAN QUARREL TO BE AIRED

lav-ltalian Chinese May Report May Be Nearing Be Unanimous A Compromise

Paris Parley Of Big Four To Iron Out  Border Issue   Report Is Prepared On Italian-Yugoslav Quest For Territory

Yugoslav-ltalian Report Brightens Big Four Meeting   Predicted Agreement Cheerful Note on Eve Of Peace’ Session

Agreement In Border Report Is Predicted   Bright Spot Appears As Ministers Arrive For Paris Meetings

Cheering Item For Ministers   Commission on Italian-Yugoslav Border in Agreement As Big Four Ministers Gather

Diplomats Converge On Paris   One Bright Spot Appears on Eve of Big Four Conference

yp PEACE PARLEY- — Big Four Ministers  In Paris   ‘See Agreement On ‘Boundary Dispute

Commission On Border Dispute In Full Accord   Unanimous Report  Awaits Foreign Ministers Tomorrow

AIRLINER : 3 in Crew, 9 Others Perish   GI BRIDE; 20,° — PARRY SH PVIVE:

Twelve Killed In Crash Of  TWA Aijrliner   Constellation Star Of Cairo Crashes And Explodes Near Shannon Airport

Twelve Killed In Crash Of Airliner   TWA Plane En Route To New York Crashes In Eire

Constellation Crash Kills 12   Plane Hits Island Off Irish Coast

12 Meet Death in Tragedy Over Eire Isle This Morning   Cause of Disaster to Paris. New York Ship is Not Determined

11 Injured as Ship Explodes On Swampy Isle   Tragedy Occurs During Paris to  New York Flight

BELIEVE 12 DEAD  ABOARD PARIS TO NEW YORK PLANE  TWA OFFICIALS SAY THERE ARE ELEVEN warn e1p8)vwilnoe 

AT LEAST 12 OF 23 ON NEW YORK BOUND PLANE KILLED   Trans World Airlines Plane Crashed On Boggy Island In Ireland

12 Killed In Plane Crash On Erie Isle   TWA Constellation Sta: Of Cairo Explodes; 11 Persons Injured

Twelve Die When TWA Plane Crashes Near Eire Airport   Eleven Injured---Big Airliner Enroute from Paris to New York

12 Killed In Crash OfTWA  Plane In Eire   “Star of Cairo,” Bound from Paris to New York, Explodes on Island in Shannon River.

Constellation Falls On Small Isle Near Airport in Ireland   11 Persons in Hospital after Huge TWA Airplane Plows into Swampy Weed Patch; Yank's French Wife Dies, Son Survives

Eleven Others Aboard Constel lation Are Hospitalized With Injuries   CRAFT WAS EN IN ROUTE , FROM PARIS TO NEW YORK

TWELVE KILLED IN “TWA. LINER CRASH   Eleven. Survive Explosion on Isle Near Shannon  Airport   ON WAY FROM PARIS

TWA Aircraft Explodes On  Shannon Isle   GI) Fréneh War Bride And Infant Daughter Numbered Among Elev en Survinors   Swamp Bosland Scene Of Crash   Wreckage Seattered Over Hundreds Of Yards Around Tiny Island With One House

The : ion Star of Capro xploded Near Rineanna, Eire.   WAS ON A RIVER ISLE;   Eleven Other Persons Aboard the Plane Are Hos. pitalized,

Eire Plane Crash Takes Lives of 12  Weate-nbeo (Mirineocn   Holyoke Officer Aids Rescue In Trish Bogland

American Crew, U.S. Passengers Anon¢é Victims   Wife, Baby Of Ex-Soldier Suffer Critical lojuries;

Craft Enroute From Paris  To New York   Explodes On River Isle Near Shannon Field; 11 Are Hospitalized

N. Y.-Bound Ship Down On River Isle   Wreckage Is Scattered Over Yards of Water Ard Bogland

{2 Killed In Airline Crash At Shannon, Eire ~  Constellation Wreckec Near Irish Airport;

TWA Crash Kalls 12   Constellation Plows Into Small River Isle In Eire; 11 Survivors

Mishap Occurs At Eire Airport   Nine Yankees Are Among Victims; 11 Others Hurt

12 Die in Plane Crash in Eire  Plane En Route From Paris to U. S.

Snip tn Route From Paris To New York   Constellation Goes Down On Island Near Shannon Port

12 Persons Die In Plane Crash Near Eire Airport   Two Others Among Elevex in Hospital Are in:

BILE DRAFTED AS DEADLOCK FINALLY ENDS   Compromise Measure Goes to Congress  For Vote

POLICE AGAIN JAIL PICKETS IN HOLLYWOOD   2nd Demonstration Made at Studio By Strikers

ILLINOIS SOLONS AWAIT U. S. RENT CONTROL ACTION   SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE IN 5-DAY RECESS

Illinois Assembly Awaits Washington Action Toward OPA   Governor, Legislators Hope for National Law: on Prices

Curfew Sought For Texarkana   Night Spots Are Urged To Close Voluntarily Following Murders

ay Placed Befor Legislature   Special Session Is Considered Certain As State Officials Take Up Néw Problem

U.S. Warships to Visit Greece on ‘Courtesy Call’   Trip Occasioned By Greek Admiration For Roosevelt

U.S. Fleet Units To Visit Greek Ports Next Week   Occasioned by “Great Admiration Of Greek People” For the Late F.D. Pp.

Visits Are Occasioned ‘By Great. -Admiration Of Greck People For  Late Presidemt*' °°

GREEK PORTS 10 SEE AMERICAN WARSHIPS   Navy Says Admiration For Roosevelt Behind Call

U.S. SHIPS 10 SAIL ON TOUR TO GREECE   Russia Charges Trip  ‘Show’ Of Power

Warships Of U. S. To Visit Greek Ports   Huge Carrier, Cruiser, Destroyers To Make Call; May Extend  ™ won oe bapale ate * OerkKov

U. S. Warships Will Be at Greek Ports   Call Next Week Is Described by Navy as “Visit of Courtesy Occasioned by Nation’s Admiration for Late F. D. R.

U.S. Ships  To Greece   Other Ports May Be Visited By Warships -Next Week

U. S. WARSHIPS TO CALL ON GREECE: COURTESY VISITS   Possibility Exists Turkish Por May Be Visited While Ships in Area

U. S. Warships Will Call af Greek Ports   Aircraft Carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt And Other Warships To Pay Friendly Visit

Legion Initiates” 140 On Friday  Monahan. Post To  > “Te aad Ceremony :-..

@ PAUL MALLON-— Mine Strike Explained; It’s Time to Plant the Garden

Undersea Atom Bomb Will Do Heaviest Damaac   First Live Bomb To Be Dropped July 1

OHIO PLANE CRASH   Two Injured Seriously, Seven Others in Hospitats at Cleveland

Polio Funds Now Being Used To Help Local Polio Victims   Stoeber Says Ancther Cam paign Does Not Seem Necessary

Money Given For Fight Against Polio Now Pays Dividend  Seven Casee Found   Seven Cases Found In County Are All Makine Recovery

Money Given For  Fight Against Polio  Now Pays Dividend Seven Cases F ound  In County Are All

Should Remove  Farm Subsidies      Urges Abandonment of Former Necessary Evil

Kaad far China   ‘Carbon 13’ Shows How Long It Takes Food to Become You

ATOMIC BOMB’S RADIUM-LIKE POISONING CAN PENETRATE TO INTERIOR OF CLOSED VESSELS

A-Bomb’s Poison Penetrates Ship Interior  2.500 OF 4.900 Target Animals At Bikini Coming Home   BOMB DAMAGE

Deadly Effects Revealed ....  Rays Of Atomic Bomb Penetrate  Walls Of Steel

Atom Bomb Poison Can Penetrate ‘Buttoned Up’ Sections of Warshins

PENETRATING. POISON  ‘Buttoned-Up’ Ship Not Sate From Effects Of Atom Bomb

A-Bomb Poison Deadly Even Inside /Tigshtly “Buttoned Up” Battle Ship

A- Bomb’s Poison renetrates Ship Int interior  2. 500 ‘OF 4.900 Tare set. Nain nle ea ne: gee gt *

ATOMS ENTER CLOSED VESSEL   a  Radiation Fatal to 20 Pigs ‘Buttoned Up’ in Ship

; --ATOMIC BOMB POISONING— Radium Rays Fatal To   Maiiy Animals On Ships

A. Bomb Poison Can Penetrate Closed Vessels   Death Can Spread Thru Interior of Sealed Ships, Report Discloses

A-Bomb Poison Can Penetrate Even ‘Buttoned up’ Warships Below Decks

Atom Bomb Rays Can Penetrate Tightly Closed Ship, Report Of Bikini Test On Animals Shows

Ee  Bikini Results A-Bomb Poison Can Penetrate Inside of Tightly Closed Ship

Poison Of A-Bomb Penetrates Tightly Closed Ship, Operations Crossroads Report Shows

jRock Island Rocket Derailed at Wellington, Six Believed Iniprad

THE ROCK ISLAND ROCKET DERAILED   At Least Fourteen Persons Were Injured Near Riverdale, Kans.

Crack Train Jumps Rails   Several Hurt, But No One Seriously in Accident Near Wichita

House to Take Final Action on Draft ‘Holiday’   Tally Was Delayed To Permit Absent Members iu Yo%e

FBI Is Investigating Ku Klux Klan In Seven States for Federal Violations

Klan Activities In Seven States Probed By FBI  Complaints Of KKK

— INQUIRY — U.S. Hits Klan i in 7 States _   Check Violations Of Federal Laws Ru Hooded Rands

Justice Dept. Eyes Activities  Ku Klux Klan   Carries On Investigation In Seven States Under Department's Civil Rights Section

JUSTICE DEPT. PROBES KLAN IN SEVEN STATES  Complaints Are Received From aan. tthe

U.S. Probing Seven-State Klan Activity   Justice Department Seeks Violations Of Federal Statutes

FBI PROBES KLAN IN SEVEN STATES   Activities Of Hooded Order Bring Comolaints

Klan Is_ Under Fire   Justice Department . Will Act If U. S. Laws Are Being Violated;  FBI Is Investigating

US Investigating Ku Klux Activities in Seven States ‘To Bring Court Action If Necessary

Klan Investigation Covers 7 States   Justice Department Takes Action, Will Prosecute Anv Violations

CHECKS CLAN   Justice Department Begins 7 State Investination. ~

Klan Activity  In Seven States  Under Scrutiny Investigation Was Staried  By Justice Department Before Crilicism hy Clark

U.S. Probes Ku Klux Activity In 7 States   Court Action Planned If Federal Laws Being Violated By Klansmen

KKK IN SEVEN STATES PROBED   Justice Department Checks On Klan Activities

Justice Dept. To Probe Klan   Ku Klux Klan Activities In Seven States Being Investigated

KLAN ACTIVITIES   justice Deparment Plans: File Charges of Violabons Are Uncovered

U. 5. INVESTIGATING ACTIVITIES OF KLAN   Probe Being Carried on ir Sayen Stotac

KKK: Activities Under Probe In  Seven States   Justice. Department Con ducting Investigations; Action Planned

KLAN PROBE IN SEVEN STATES   Justice Department Investigating To See If Federal Laws Are Violated

OPA Endorsed By Veterans Group Monday   COMMITTEE IN PLEA TO CONGRESS FOR PRICE CONTROLS

Strong OPA Is Adyocated By Vet Group   Veteran Committee Takes Slap At House-Riddled OPA Bill, In Demand To Stop Inflation

Veterans Ask Strong OPA Be Preserved   Former GI’s Would Be Hardest Hit

VET SOCIETY URGES STRONG OP A MEASURE   Foes of House Bill Press Baitle in Senate

VETERANS GROUP URGES CONGRESS 10 PRESERVE OP:   Paterson Wa rns ‘Inflation Will Nullify “Pensions ond Other Benefite

AVC Pleads For OPA To Protect Vets   Spokesman Urges New Bill Not Be Weakened

CARDINAL GLENNON PASSES ON   ‘Was Prince of The Church for Just 15 Days

New St. Louis Cardinal Dies   Eire Mourns Glennon With Lowered Flags

New Cardinal Dies 15 Days After Honor   St. Louis Prelate Fails To Survive Rigors Of

New Cardinal Dies 15 Days After Honor   St. Louis Prelate Fails To Survive Rigors Of Recent Pageantry

Cardinal Glennon Dies 15 Days © After Ceremony   Newly-Seated Catholic Church Prince Succumbs In Native Irelarid

Cardinal Glennon  Is Taken by Death   U.S. Prelate Dies in Dublin 15 Days After Receiving Red Hat From Pope Pius in Rome

Story of ‘Most  Disastrous Flood Since 1921’ Told By Eyewitnesses

Villarroel Body Yielded  To Civie Unior   2000 Casualties From Revolt— Funerals Besoin

Villarroel And Aides In Morgue   Bodies Cut Down From Lampposts During The Night

Villarroel s Body Removed From Lamppos!  New Government Teals Supnorters

Counter-Revolt In Bolivia Is Reported Today   Body Of President ls Cut Down After Hanging 24 Hours Outside Of Palace

Bolivians Complete Cou p   Local Villarroel Men Ousted Bloodlessly; New  Officials Elected

Bolivia Revolt       Bodies Of President, Li tenants Await:—Christi ‘Rourteal: oe ge Plt

Bolivian Rebels Seize Remnants Of Loyal Forces  Rioting Subsides Akane Bawalt

Body Is Removed From Lamp Post  Action on Insistance of Woman Civic Leader

SENATE PASSES GOP BONUS PLAN   DEMOCRATS JOIN IN 49 TO 0 VOTE IN STATE LEGISLATURE

, AFL CHIEFTAIN DENOUNCES CASE LABOR BILL; SAYS MEASURE AN INSULT TO ALL LABOR UNIONS

CONGRESS MAY CUT ARMY FUNDS   CONSIDER MEASURE TO SPEED DISCHARGES

Solon Forces Speed In Demobilization   Rep. Dirksen Wants To Slash Army’s Fund, And Allot The Money On Monthly Quotas

SUSPECT NABBED IN 2 SLAYINGS   21-Year-Old Man Held at Coffeyville—No Motive Established as Yet

‘OVERPAYMENT IN WAR CONTRACTS PROBED   Investigation Continues By Mead Committee

MEAD DIGS INTC WAR CONTRACT “NEL LENCES”   General Says “Pres: sure” Widely Known in, War Department.

More Witnesses Being Called In  Contracts Probe   Senate Committee Amplifying Record Of ‘‘Outside Influences’’ In Illinois Contracts

TRIO. OF RUNS MARKED UP IN SECOND, THIRD   Slaughter’s Homer  Starts Rally; Boston Held to Single Safe Hit

Goya Is Still Fascinating Topic of Madrid Gossip   DUCHESS OF ALBA’S BRODY EXHUMED

IM'KENZIE FINDS FAMED ARTIST GOYA IS STILL FASCINATING SUBJECT OF GOSSIPERS IN SPANISH CAPITAL

% > SHE WORLD Topay  Spanish Gossips Siill Talk of Francisco Goya By DeWitt Mackersie

Dead Artist Still Target Of Gossips   Loves ‘and Escapades  Of Painter Goys# Are Subjects. of Café Conversations:in Madrid

New Union Of. Phone Workers: Over Country Being Planned; Present Setup To Be Scrapped

Jap General To Be Hanged   Death Sentence Given At Singapore For Execution Of Three Australian Airmen

Declares Runoff 7 With: Dixie. Gilmer. di is Preview of. ‘General. Election in November:

Turner Says Its Same Tulsa Group Backing Gilmer, Olney Flynn; Jones Noncommittal

CAMPAIGN 1S... ~ COSTLY EVENT   LARGE AMOUNTS ARE BEING SPENT IN RACES FOR THE HOUSE AND SENATE °

Political Parties and Organizations Pour Huge Sums into '46 Campaign

Italians Lynch Elderly Women  Arrest Zz 900 After  pian  NGneery

Rescue Workers After 8 Hours Fail to Cut Way Through Wreckage in Search for Dead.

Two Fast Liners In Wreck Near Chicago   Death Toll May Pass 50; Speeding Train Plows Into Back Of Another

'50 Believed Dead And 125 _  Injured In Rail Collision  {   Westbound Flyer Telescopes Train In Naperville, Hil; Rescuers Using Acetylene Torches In Search For Victims; Engineer Escapes Unhurt

125 Are Injured . In Burlington's Flyer Disaster   ‘Crack Trains Collide’ Ir Illinois; Death Toll Mountina

[25 PERSONS HURT AS TWO FLYERS CRASH   One Plows Into Rear of Other Halted in Chicago Suburb — Coach Split Open by Impact.   BODIES THROWN THROUGH WINDOWS   Collision Occurs on Clear Section of Track—Seventy-eight Taken té Hospitals.

Toll May Pass 50, 125 Persons Hurt; Exposition Flyer Traveling 60 MPH, Hits Advance Flyer

Impact Shatters Rear Coach of Standing Train  Scores Injured  In Collision at  es “Ir. oat

Advance Train Hit From Rear On Burlington   Unscheduled Stop Made by Advance Flyer Believed Cause of Worst Wreck in History of Line — Bodies Tossed from Windows

Disaster Relief Is Provided at Scene of Rail Crash   Dead and Injured Are Removed From What Is Described as Worst  Wreck of Kind in Railrocding History

FLYERS PiLED UP IN SUBURB RAIL TRAGEDY   FORMER ESCANABAN DEAD; INJURED TOTAL 125

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Toll Might Reach 50 Officials Say   Approximately 125 Passengers Injured As Elver Crashes into Rear of Stalled Train

Over 100 Are Injured More Bodies Are Believed in Wreckage   TRAIN WAS TRAVELING OVER 60 MILES AN HOUR   Locomotive Telescopes Three Quarters Length of Rear Coach

Wreck Occurs As One Train Makes Unscheduled Stop   Nearly 200 Passengers Killed Or Injured When San Francisco-Bound Flyer Runs Almost  Through Other's Rear Coach

Many Bodies Still Beneath Engine; Exposition Flyer Telescopes Fast Advance Train af 60 Miles Per Hour

125 Injured In Crash Of Two Flyers   Forty Bodies Accounted For With 15 Others Believed Still Wedged In Wreckage Of Exposition Flyer On Burlington

:  Killed, 125 in Illinois in Accident   on Railroad Plows Into of 2nd Train at Mile an Hour Speed

Trouble In lennessee....  Eyewitness Tells About Athens Election Battle   -—BY JAMES FE. JARVIS— Managing Editor, The Chattanooga

Southern Editor Eye Witness At Electian Rint   Rv JAMES F TARUIC

Eyewitness Gives Account Of Rioting In Tennessee; ‘Cameraman Tricks Officer   By JAMES E. JARVIS Managing Editor, Chattanoga  Mienmam

Newsman Saw Violence Lead Te Gun Battle   Tames FE. Jarvis and Photographer Experienced  ’ Taste of Election Trouble a      Sheriff Demanded ’ Surrender Of Pix   Two GI Election Officials Thrown Through Plate Glass Door Into. Street -

Newsmen Fool Law Officer With Blank Camera Plate   By JAMES EF. JARVIS

Gl Candidate Vote Watchers Are Beaten Up   Writers Witness  Election Violence; Cars Overturned, Jail Barricaded

Sees Start Of Ballot Box Battle   Editor, 4 Staff Members, Are Eyewitnesses as Riot Flares,

Eye Witness Gives Account Of First Outbreak Of Election Day Violence   Managing Editor Of Chattanooga, Tenn., Times Says Trouble Grew From Bitter Local Campaign In Athens ~

MINERS T0 GO BACK T0 WORK ON MONDAY —   U. M. W. Leader Tells of Plan After Being Called by Truman

Policy Committee Endorses Action Effective Monday   UMW Says Move Taken as Contribution to Nation’s Economy; Truman Calls White House Parley To Discuss Situation

U.S. TO STAY IN KOREA AS LONG AS NECESSARY   Intends to See That Unified Democracy Is Restored

COOLER WEATHER IS PROMISED STATE   Temperatures Due to Drop Into 70s Today—Scattcred Showers Are Forecast.

Wheat Program Of Government Is Announced   Plan Will Necessitate Continued Skimping to Feed Starving Abroad

Smaller Loaves May Be Decreec For Bread   Continued Skimping On Bread, Meat, Beer And Whisky Forecast

TO AID HUNGRY PEOPLE ABROAD  U.S. Faces Further Slash InFood For Another Year

Wheat Curbs Expected To Last Year; Skimp Bread, Meat and Liquor   American Flour Mills Report Generally Low Wheat Inventories

RESTRICTIONS ON WHEAT'S USE WILL CONTINUE   Action Means Less Bread,  Meat, Beer, Whiskey Another Year   GRAIN SHORTAGE DUE TO FEEDING LIVESTOCK

FOOD PINCHING FOR U. 8. GOES ON UNTIL 194)   BREAD, MEAT, BEER AND WHISKY TO RIUIN SHORT

Wheat Cuts To Continue Into Summer Of °47   Long-Range Wheat. Pro gram is Announced by Government

President Notified Strike Negotiations Have Broken Down   Truman to Make Rail Situation Statement In Late Afternoon

BROTHERHOODS CLAIM OWNERS SNUB 187 PLAN   Illinois Road Already Under U. S. Control Removed From ‘Strike’ List

Rail Owners Reject Wage Proposal   Nationwide Strike Is Set For Saturday

Country-Wide Strike Set for Next Saturday   Unions Seale Down Demand But Operators Say ‘No’

Minimum Boost of $1.44 Asked in Talks Today   Operators Not Willing to Go Beyond $1.28 Figure; Set for Strike Saturday

Rail Operators Reject Union's Wage Proposal   Modified Wage Hike Would Be $1.44 a Day

Discontinue Rail Strike Conference   Negotiations to Avert Nationwide Walkout Are  Unsuccessful   TRUMAN JIS NOTIFIED   President Postpones Comment Until Afternoon News Conference ©

Railroads Reject Union Proposal To Lessen Pay  Hikes; Strike Still On

BOTH SIDES WILL REPORT THEY ARE UNABLE TO AGREE   UNION HEAD HINTS _ FEDERAL SEIZURE COULD AVERT STRIKE

NATIONWIDE HALT IN  TRAIN SERVICE SEEN  AS CONFERENCE FAILS ’ OPERATORS REJECT NEW  MODIFIED WAGE HIKE ‘PROPOSED RY UNIONS 

Rail Dispute Is Unseftled   Union Heads Announce Operators Reject Modified Wage Increate Proposal

Wide Speculation Is Stirred....  U.S. Seizure Of Railway Lines May Be In Offing

Rail Workers Offer Modified Wage Plan Which Is Rejected—Strike Due Sat urday Afternoon.   LEWIS AND TRUMAN MEET LATE TODAY

RAIL OPERATORS REJECT UNION’S PAY PROPOSAL   Both Sides Reporting To Presi. dent Today—Strike Set For Saturday

Bath Sides te Dispute Will   Report Inability To Agree to Truman  ) Today

Conference to Fend Off Rail Strike Ends   Talks Deadlocked When Carriers Reject Modified Demands— Strike Set Saturday

Railroads Reject Pay Demands   Strike Is Still Set for Early Saturday Mornince

Rail Strike Conference  Deadlocked   Strong Probability U. 5. Will” Operate Roads To Prevent National Walkout Saturday

Rail Strike Talks End In Failure   Negotiations Break Down After Modified Union Demand Rejected ~

Rail Operators — Reject Modified — Wage Proposition   Union Demand. Lowered From: 250° to 1. 44; : ‘Operators -- Stick — To ~ Gov't Figure. '~-

Railways Reject New Union Wage Proposal   Modified Union Wage Increase Offer Is Turned Down And Trainmen Chiefs Say Strike Is Still Set For 4 P. M. Saturdav

Carriers Reject Modified Union Wage Demands   President May Issue i Statement on Railroad Dispute This Afternoon

Railroads To Operate Under U. S. Seizure   TRAINMEN SAY THEY WILL WORK UNDER SEIZURE

Union Leader Hints Seizure May Forestall Rail Walkout   Trainmea, Operators Resume Negotiations In Washineton Today

STILL PLANNED FOR SATURDAY   Truman Hints Federal Seizure \f Necessary To Prevent Strike

Rail Parley  Rreaks Down  RPI WMA WW   Operators Reject Compromise Wage Offer of Unions

R, R, OPERATORS REJECT MODIFIED WAGE INCREASE   Union Representatives Said Both Sides Would Report to Truman.   UNABLE TO AGREE   A. F. Whitney Says Strike of Engineers and Trainmen Set For Saturday.

NEGOTIATION IN RAIL WALKOUT BREAKS DOWN   Union Representatives Notify President of  Conference Failure

PRESIDENT TO ACT IF NECESSARY   Federal Controlled Illinois Central Not To Strike

RAIL WORKERS REFUSE NEW SALARY SCALE   Both Sides to Report Soor on Disagreement to Truman

Modified Union Plan For Rai Hikes Rejected   Unable To Agree, President Truman Will Be Told

Effort To End Threat of Rail Strike Fails   Brotherhoods Decline To Negotiate Dispute on Recommendations

Head Of Trainmen’s Union Says Proposed Walkout Still Set For Saturday

Jnion Heads Say Efforts to Avert A Walkout Fail   Negotiators Await Word from Truman--. Strike Still Set for  <r AD M. SHeurdayv

Moditied Union Wage Increase Plan Turned Down By Railroad Operators

Speculation Rife On Fed. eral Seizure Of U.S. Railroad Lines   Photo on Page 11.

Agreement Fails in Rail Dispute   Union Representatives Say Operators Reject Modified Wage Demand— Stalemate Will Be Reported to Truman Today.

Hanging of 28 Nazi War Criminals by U. §. Army Ends Today   Perpetrators of Dachau Concentration Camp Torture Executed

14 MORE NAZI ARE EXECUTED   Remainder of Group Found Guilty of Tortures at Dachau Are Hanged

14 More Hang At Landsbers   Army Completes Execution Of Dachanr Sadists

Grisly Drama Is Brought To A Close....  28 Dachau Nazis Hanged For Infamous Atrocities

UNITED STATES ARMY COMPLETES HANGING OF 26   These Germans Were Respon. sible for Deaths of 300,000 Tortured Inmates, .   CONTINUED FOR 4 HOURS   Fourteen Were Dropped to Their Deaths; 15 Hanged Yenterday.

Convicted i For Brutal Deaths  In Nazi Prison   Tortured, Killed 300,000 In Dachau Concentration Camp

HANGING OF 2!   These Germans Were Responsible for Deaths of 300,000 Tortured Inmates.   CONTINUED FOR 4 HOURS   Fourteen Were Dropped to Their Deaths; 15 Hanged Yesterday.

Army Ends Grisly Task Of Hanging Germans Convicted For Atrocities

28 NAZIS PAY WITH LIVES FOR PRISON CRIMES   Group Tortured 300,000 t Death at Concentration Camp

United States Army Winds Up Execution Of 28 Nazis As Result OfDachau Camp

78 Nazis Hanged For Atrocities At Dachau Camp  All Were Convicted of ar or a. 1 ee   All Were: Convicted of Murdering More Than 300.000 Persons

28 Germans, Convicted Of W ar Crimes, Hanged By Army Officials In Landsberg

WILLIS P. RYAN NAMED CITY ATTORNEY   Hannah Resigns as Per Agreement When He Took Post

Report New Quakes In Caribbean Area   Miami Station Claims Disturbance Severe. But Fordham Observer Classifies It As Negligible

Ickes Is Called To Supply Ideas On Getting Oil Line Conveyors Back In Service

WILL USE ‘INCH’ GAS CONVEYORS   Committee Calls Ickes To Hear Ideas On Uiltimate Disposal

Ickes Called To ‘Inch’ Quiz   Congress Committee Seek: Testimony of Former Secretary.

Ickes Called 'To Testify Today On Oil Pipelines   Oil and Gas Interests Fight for Permanent Use of Huge Project

Seeks Ickes’ _ Views About  Oil Pipelines   Several Interests Are Vying For Permanent Use Of. Multi-Million Dol Jar Project

ICKES TO GIVI OPINION ON PIPELINES   Plan To Convert War-Built Lines Into Gas Channels

SAN ANTONIG STORM TOLL REACHES 15   City Devastated by Flash Flood; 1,000 Homes Damaged

WATER RECEDES AFTER WORST FLU IN YEARS   15 Dead And Milkons Damace  In San Antonio

FLASH FLOOD DEATH TOLL           EN KNOWN DEAD  AND EIGHT MISSING IN FLOOD THAT SWEPT INTO  SER SRE SAN ANTONIO

San Antonio Flash Flood Kills 7; 8 Said Missing    Swollen River Sweeps thru City; Property Los: i High: Planes Save: Marooned Families

MILLIONS LOSS "INTEXAS FLOOD   Seven Dead, Eight Missing, 1,000 Homes Damaged In San Antonio

Refugees Protest «Slaying in Camy   Jews Demonstrate Against German Police Attack

vo Ent! Of Loot Taken In Morton Bank Robbery Found Buried In Oklahoma

Students Stage Demonstration As A Protest   _ Alleged Assault On Girl By U.S.  Marine le: Cawese

Chinese Raise Trouble On Report That U. S. ‘Marine Attacked Girl

Demonstrate ‘Against U. S At Peiping   Student March Protests  Alleged Rape Of Chinese Girl Rw Marine

4RPOOe 4AAHFEUW ES ON TEE BAL TONER FLAG  h  ‘Alleged Bane Of Cc bisiies Girl By American > Causes Turmoil Among Chinese Stadents

2,000 Chinese Youths March Into Pieping   Denounce Americans as Result of Alleged Rape of Chinese Girl

‘Chinese Students Stage ‘Anti-U. S. Demonstration   U.S. Troops; Families Confined to Quar ters; Anger Rising Over Rape Case

Marines Confined to Compound and Other Yanks Ordered Off- Streets

Chinese Students Angered   March in Protest  * Against Alleged Rape Of Chinese Girl  By a U. S. Marine

Yank Atrocity Arouses Ire Of Student Mok   Alleged Rape of Girl By American Marine Stirs Chinese Wrath

Yanks Ordered Off Streets In Peiping, China   Students Demonstrate Against Alleged Rape Of 20-Year-Old Girl By U. S. Marine

Students Protesting Alleged Rape Of Girl   Marines Confined To Compounds As Students Begin Marching On _Peiping In Pro-  test; Charge Our Troops With Atrocities.

STUDENTS HOLD ANTI-AMERICAN SHOW IN CHINA   ‘Marines Quit Peiping Streets As Unrest over Alleged Rape Incident Spreads

China Students Assail Marines  Ramanctrate at Recult of Allesed Rane of Chinese Girl

Rape Case Sets Off Anti- U. $. March In China   Order Americans Off Street; Yank Marine Is Accused

Demonstration As AProtest  _. Alleged Assault — On Girt By U. s.

Order Yanks Off Peiping Streets   Chinese Students Stage Anti-American Demonstration

CAPTURE KILLER IN GUN BATTLE   VETERAN CONFESSES FATAL SHOOTING. IN INDIANA CAR THEFT

Paoli Murder Involves Two  Held In Texas   Fort Worth Officers Say One Man Held There Admits Highway Killing in Indiana on March 18.

Slayers of Man Near Paoli Taken   Veteran Captured in Fort Worth, Texas, Admits Firing Shots

Kurdish lTribesmen Drive South in Mountainous Region   Official Quarters Do Not Confirm Rumors Reaching Iran Capital; Fight Continues at Uncertain Scale

Allies To Pull OutArmy When  Treaties Made   Agreement Made On Withdrawal From European Occupied Lands

Deadlock Also Broken On Italy Inspection By  A Treaty Commission

Big Four Break Two Deadlocks   Troop Withdrawal And Treaty Inspection Issues Settled

Allied States Reach Accord On Evacuation Of Countries   Troops Would Quit Italy And Bulgaria, After Pact Signed

Allies Agree On Evacuating  Italy, Bulgari   Troops to Be Removed Within 90 Days of Peace Signing

Big Four Air Clearer   * Agreement Reached On Some Points Although Major Italian Treaty: Issues Still Unsolved

U. 8, BRITAIN WILL EVACUATE ITALY AND REDS QUIT BULGARI  Berar fSnm Tr. OUTER ST   AGREEMENT TO GO INTO EFFECT IN 90 DAYS AFTER PEACE PACTS

Troops fo Leave Italy, Bulgaria   Russia Gives In at Big Four Meet

Foreign Ministers In Accord on Troop Withdrawl   British and American Soldiers Will Be Taken From Italy, Russians From Bulgaria Within.90 Days After Treaties Are Signed

Report Foreign Ministers Agree OnTroop Removals   US, British, Soviet . Forces Would Leave Occupied Countries

TO LEAVE BULGARIA AND ITALY   Foreign Ministers Break Deadlock At Paris Meeting

Allies Will Withdraw Military Following Signing of Treaties; Freneh-Italian Issues Shelved

—MINISTERS— Agree On Evacuation  Withdraw Troops 90 Days After Pac’

TAY BULGARIA   Deadlock on Allied Treaty Inspection Commission  ’ Said tn hc Ended

Ministers Agree On Evacuation?  Troops Would Leave  in Sneritied Time

Italian Treaty Is Stil! Unsettled as Parleys Continue   Conference Beats Around the Bush At Main Question

Yanks, — British,  Soviets  Affected   Italy And Bulgaria Involved 90 Days  After Treaties 

Some Agreements  On Italy Reached   Foreign Ministers Still Deadlocked on Port of Trieste Issue

Dea dlock Over  AAR  Inspection Of Italy Is Broken   Adopt Soviet Counter-Propoeal For Commission Of Four Allied Ansbussadors In Rome   Troop Evacuation  Deadline Is Set   Will Be Carried Ort Within Ninety Days After Penee Treaties For Haty, Bul varia Become Effective

Ministers Break One Deadlock   Agree On Date When U. §., British, Red  Trasos To Leoxe

TROOP EXODUS IN ITALY SET   Red Troops Also To Quit Bulgaria When Peace Treaties Are Signed

Big 4 Reach Accord Troop ‘Withdrawal   British, Americans Leave Ttalv; Russians Leave Bulvaria.

Ministers Agree — On Evacuation Of Italy, Bulgaria   Atmosphere Continues Conciliatory; Trieste Problem Remains.’

Big Four Agree Withdrawal llied Troops      Reds To Quit Buigaria if British. U.S. Leave italy

AGREEMENT REACHED ON TROOP EVACUATION   Soldiers Will Leave Some Areas 90 Days After Treaties Effective

Foreign Ministers Set Qn Removal Of Allied Troops  Within 99 Days Of Peace Pacts

ALLIES AGREE GN RENGVAL OF TAOLPS   tig Four Said to Approve Withdrawal From Italy and Bulgaria Within 90) Davs Afier Peace Treaiy Signing. ;

Accord Seen Reached _Today By’ Foreign Ministers .      T- IN PARIS      Involves’. American British And Russian  TOODsS ..

British-U. §. Out Of Italy If Reds Leave Bulgaria  Triest, Reparations Still Baffle Council

Ministers: Virtually Agree To, Postpone Action On: Italian. Colonies For. Year

Reach Accord On Evacuatior Of Soldiers «   Bulgaria And Italy Figure In Aqreement

Four Powers Said Agreed On Proposal   Informant Says U. S. Plan Acceptable to Minister Conference; Would Put Off Colonial Action

BIG 4 REACH AGREEMENT ON EVACUATIONS   Allied Forces to Quit Italy and Bulgaria Simultaneously

Would Quit Areas After  Italian Pact   Soviet Forces To Leave Bulgaria as Allies Evacuate Italy.

U. 8, BRITAIN WILL  EVACUATE ITALY AND  REDS QUIT BULGARIA AGREEMENT TO GO INTO  EFFECT IN 90 DAYS: AETER PEACE PACTS

MINISTERS 0, K. TROOPS PROVISO   Pact For Withdrawal Of Occupation Forces Set

Yanks Prepare To Leave Ifaly   British To Go; Russ Will Quit Bulgaria

WITHURAWALS OF TROOPS IN BULGARIA AND ITALY PLANNED   Agreements On Disputed Points About Italy Are Reached By Big 4

CARDINALS TAKE / CRURCH CHARGES   Plan Masses at Rome Institutions Assigned Them

Treasure Found Aboard Vessel   Jap Diplomats Searched on Arriva!

FRANCO MOVES MORE TROOPS TO BORDER   France Accepts U. S. Proposal of Three Power Franco Government Condemnation    Britain Said to Be Ready For Move; Spanish People  Would Be Allowed to Vote For Choice of Govern  ment Form If Franco Ousted.

Spanish Troops, Agtillery Moving Up To Frontier; Normal Traffic Stops

A. & P. Company Found Guilty   Big Chain Convicted Of Violating Anti“Trouat Law -

A & P Convicted Of Violating Act   Found Guilty of Violating Federal Anti-Trust Law

U.S. Court Convicts  A. &P. Co.   28 Officers And Subsidiaries Are Found Guilty Under Anti-Trust Law

DECIDES CASE   Judge Rules Against Grocery Firm In Anti-Trust Case.

Three New Members Are to Be Taken Into Organization; No Changes Ahead

UN Delegates Pleased Over Policy Plans   Sen. Vandenberg’s Pledge That Election Will Not Altar Things, Is Well Received.

United Nations Takes in Three  New Countries   Vandenberg’s Assurance Of Bipartisan Policy Cheers Delegates

Three More Countries  Join U.N.   Sweden, Afghanistan, Iceland New Members; Promise of Unchanged U. S. Policy Cheers

Reassured on GOP Policy, UN Ready For New Members   Vandenberg Sets Gathering Right on Perty Intestans

U. N. Cheered By Pledge of Vandenberg  Tells of GOP Assurance of  Unchanged   See gers ae ou Be ie   ; i } 

Vandenberg Says Policy Unchanged   Continue Quest for Permanent Headquarters for Orqanization

Reiterates U.S. Opposition To Paying Half Of Expense, Then Says There Will Be No Change Ir Present Program

G. 0. P. Vows U. N. Support   Va ndenberg Pledges Full Co-operation

Vandenherg’s Talk Cheers UN; Take in Three New Members   Cooperation Pledge of US Gets Favorable Reaction in UN

Gives Assurance Of An Unchanged Foreign Policy  First Reaction Is Entirely FEavarchle

VANDENBERG’S PLEDGE CHEERS U.N. DELEGATES   Turn to Talk of Permanent Site As GOP Leader Vows No Channe of Attitude.

UN. Is Cheered By Vandenbers's Policy Pledge   Delegations Meeting To day To Elect Three  New Members.

VANDE POLICY TALK CHEERS UN.   Says U. S. To Keep Interest In World Affairs   THREE NATIONS   To Be Welcomed By Group; Permanent Headquarters Remains Problem

UN SPURRED ON BY VANDENBERG POLICY SPEECH   Republicans Apparently Will Not Turn To Nationalism Again; UN Takes In Three New Mem bers.

UNITED NATIONS TAKE IN THREE NEW MEMBERS   Vandenberg Cheers Delegates With Foreign Policy Pledge

Parley Cheered As Vandenberg Reveals Hand   U-N Delegates Searching for Permanent Home

Vandenberg Says Poliey  Is Bipartisan   Speech Looked Upon As a Promise That Isolationism Will  Not Be Fostered

Rescue Squads Search for 16   20 Bodies Removed From Mountain of Debris in New York

Death Total In New York Fire Now30   Six Sull Missing; Rescue Workers Continue Efforts

30th Body Taken FromTenement Debris in New York: Hone Lost for 6 Others

Grim Search for Fire Victims Is Being Pressed  30 Bodies Found in Rubble of Tenement Tragedy

Ruins Give Up — Bodies of 26   10 Still Missing Believed In Tenement Debris

Grim Search for Fire Victims Is Being Pressed  30 Bodies Found in   30 Bodies Found in Rubble of Tenement Tragedy

,FOUR PERSONS MISSING  -Thirly-Second Victim Dug From Tenement Wreckage

Known Dead In Tenement Crash Rises  To 21 Today   Rescue Squad Claws For Victims In Heap Of Building Wreckage

Four Believec Stull Buried In Wreckage   Debris of Tenement Gives Up 32nd Body; No Hope for Others

30 BODIES ARE FOUND IN RUINS   May Be Sunday Before All Victims Removed  From Tenement

RECOVER 28TH BODY IN RUINS   Toll in Tenement Tragedy Mounts Steadily; Eight Persons Missing

Caved-In Tenement Gives Up 24th Victim; 12 More Believed Buried In Ruins

Wife's Poison Death Closed” by Zech Suicide   No: Further Action: Despite Note’s. Assertion of Innocence

Suicide Closes Inquiry   M. U. Professor  Leaves Note Denying He Had Anything to Do With Wife’s . Death

4BOYS DIE IN CAVE-IN   Sides of Gravel Pit Collapse While Youngsters Play

BONUS FOR STATE VETS 15 PROPOSED   HOUSE COMMITTEE BACKS BILL TO SUBMIT PROPOSITION TO A VOTE.

Soldiers Bonus Bill Approved By House Group   Would Levy 4 Cents Sales Tax Adopted

LIGHT PENALTY ON FALSIFYING CLAIM   Denewiler Turns Earnings to State; Can Get More Jobless Pay

LIGHT PENALTY ON FALSIFYING CLAIM   Denewiler Turns Earning: to State; Can Get More Jobless Pay   PAYS COSTS OF $4.25

WALLACE NOW AT-ODDS WITH MR’ BARUCH   Thinks U. S. Should Halt Production Of. Atomic Bombs

Wallace Stirks By His Blast Of Foreian Poliry   Former Secretary  Replies To Baruch

Wallace Hits Back; Claims I ntimidation   New Salvo AtBaruchWould Bar A-Bomb Output Until Controls Adopted

British Chief Denies American Troops Fired First On Yugoslavs   Yugoslav Newspaper Accusations Are Declarec “Entirely False”; All Shooting Took Place Within The VU. :S.-British Zone

Morgan Gives Lie To Claims ‘Of Yugoslavs      American Troops Did Not Open Attack, Commander Reports

Meeting Is ly Arranged By Labor Chief  Conference Set .  For Wednesday

OHIO EDISON MEN, OTHERS WILL ATTEND   Accept Labor Secretary’s - Invitation To Capital; — Walk Out Wednesday

Electric Power Strike Hinges On Washington Conference  Philo Plant May Obtain Power From

GOVERNMENT SETS MEETING FOR TUESDAY   Seeks to Avert Walkout b' Utility Workers in State Wednesday

UNION FIGHTS FOR SECURITY   THIS [S ONLY cio AND GM STUMBLING BLOCK

GM, UAW at Odds Over Five Issues   Wages, Union Security Still Under Discussion

Dairy Ceiling To Return lf Prices Rise   Board Warns Control Wi Be Applied If Costs Increase

Decontrol Board Warns Dairymen   Ceilings to Go Back If Prices Keep Rising   Meat Producers, Packers Bitter; Predict Return of Black Markets

WARNING GIVEN DAIRY INDUSTRY   THOMPSON SAYS CONTROLS WILL BE CLAMPED ON MILK If PRICES GO UP.

Decontrol Board Warns Dairy Group Control May Return  Upward Price Trends   Upward Price Trends Will. Put Industry Under Ceilings

COURT MARTIAL HEARS DURANT   Gener ral Serv: ved Rare Castle Wines

Others in Bribe Case to Appear Today, Tuesday  xamin ination of -

Molotoy Returns To Conference  Will Support Big Four Aareement On Trieste

Russia Agrees Upon Full Support of Trieste Decision   Soviet Minister Molotov Has Returned to Paris Peace ‘Conference

Molofoy Back At Peace Parley After Visit fo Russia  Conference Asked tc Reject Italian Istrian Clasm

MOLOTOV BACK AT CONFERENCE   German Situation May Be Brought Up In Paris By Soviets

RUSSIA BACKS A-POWER PLAN FOR TRIESTE   Stand Is Made Known As Molotov Comes Back to Parley

MOLOTOV BACK IN PARIS FOR PEACE PARLEY   Signs Point To Early Consideration Of German Treaty

Molotov Back; Reds Support Trieste- Plant   Soviet Minister Raturns As Russia Asks Rejection of ltuliun  fletme

MOLOTOV RETURNS TO PARIS Soviet Delegate Rejects Big four Agreement On Trieste

MOLOTOV RETURNS TO PEACE PARLEY   YVISHINSKY TELLS CONFER ENCE RUSSIA WILL SUPPORT TRIESTE AGREEMENT.

Russia Backs Big-4 Stand On Trieste   ‘Delegates Asked ta Rejer  Claims by Italians, Moalatny Roturnc

Mololoy Back A Conference   Soviets are Supporting Big Four Stand on Trieste

MOLOTOV RETURNS  TO PARIS MEETING   Russian Foreign Minister Has Con  ference With Russian Com mander in Germantc

Rejection of Italian Claims Urged   Russia Favoring International Plan for Trieste

PARALYSIS CREEPS OVER U.S. INDUSTRY   Thousands of Workers Laid Off as Plants Close — Rail Service Cut Further.

SENATOR ASKS U.S, SEIZURE OF COAL MINES   Truman, However, Has No Plans to Seize Mines Now

Senator Raps Action by John L. Lewis   Ban All Except Essential Express Shipments May 10

New Curbs Drafted by  Government   Delivery Limits Proposed—Heavy Industry Hard Hit

Seizure Of Mines Is  Demanded   Senator Lucas In Scathing Denunciation of UMW Boss Lewis

Thousands Idle In Midwest; Railroads Run Fewer Trains   BY UNITKED PRESS

Lucas Calls for Seizure of Coal Mines   Railway Express Bans Shipments May 10; Mediation Fails

HOMMA SHEDS TEARS   Wife Says He Is So Gentle Will Not Go Hunting

Halt Trial, Homma Asks High Court   Jap War Leader Wants to be  Taken from Hands Of Military Men

Homma Urges  Halt Of Trial      Asks High Tribunal ‘That Hei Be Taken Out Of ‘miliary Hands.

HOMMA REQUESTS TRIAL BE HALTED   ASKS SUPREME COURT TO REMOVE HIS CASE FROM MILITARY HANDS

WIFE ASSERTS ~ HOMMA GENTLE   Says He Was So Kind He Shunned Hunting As Sport

Jap Criminal: To Be Hanged   Gen. Yamashita's Last Hope for Clemency Is Denied by Allied Commander

HOMMA APPEALS TO SUPREME COURT   Jap. General Asks Tribunal 46 Halt ‘His Trai

STRIKE BOUND TOWN IN UPROAR  Mobs Roam Butte Streets In Outbreak Of Violence

No Federal Aid Sought By Governor   Non-Strikers’ Homes Wrecked by Bands O1 Women and Youths -

Riots Flare In Strikebounc Copper Center   Violence in Butte Results in Damage  To Several Homes

NEW EVIDENCE AGAINST SOVIETS _  Five More Persons Facing Charges As Spy Suspects

Canada Charges Reds Kept Secret Police in Nation  Arrest Harvard Scholar for Conveying News

Broadway Song Libels Wisconsin   Few Rattlesnakes in State. Goodland Says

‘No Malice Aforethought Broadway Revue.  Labels Wisconsin ‘Rattlesnake State’

President Appeals To Churches To Support  Stalemated Program   Chief Executive Urges High Moral Code To Rescue World Facing Destruction

Seeks It Also In Development Of Atom Energy   President Addresses Church Meeting

Truman Flies On Home After  Ohio Message   Church Federation Is Addressed by President. in Columbus Shortly Before Noon Today.

Truman in Full Accord With Wallace Address   Diplomats Feel Speech ‘May Have Wide Spread Effect

TRUMAN APPROVES WALLACE SPEECH   DIPLOMATS SAY SECRETARY'S TALK MAY HAVE FAR REACHING EFFECTS.

Hot Fight Shapes Up Over Atomic Control   Truman Favors Com: plete Civilian Control of Atomic  Energy

HOT FIGHT ON ATOM EXPECTED   President Expresses Hi Approval Of Senate Control Pian

President OKs Civilian Control   House Conferees May Insist On Army Dominance

Protest Blocks Merger Bill Plan   Senator Objects to Common Defense Unit. Another Session Seen

Officer Kills Man - In Pittsburgh Cafe  Victim Is Slain. In Gun attle

SEC, FORRESTAL TO LEAVE CABINET   ANNOUNCES HE WILL GIVE UP NAVY POST SOME TIME THIS YEAR.

Forrestal plans to qui cabinet post  Navv secretary  a recess Clerptomont

Forrestal Expects to Resign From “Navy Post Sometime During 1946

War Department Approves All or Part of Headquarters of Four of 25 Divisions Planned as U.S. Reserve.

Recog nition To National Guard Units   First Step Toward Reorganization ‘Minute Man’ Forces

SPEEDWAY AUTO RACE ATTRACTS THRONG TODAY   Mauri Rose Takes Lead in First Lap — Russo and Durant Close Behind

(Operators Want ‘Coal Mines Back   No Hint Gf Progress Heard After Conference With  Secretary Krug     ; ‘Aare 0 oo Nave ft rrr   ONY 3 DAYS’ LEFT   Goverriment Hopes to Avert Strike Which Would Cripple Industry

Krug and Big Five  Confer   On Prospects for Contract With Lewi For Release of  Soft Coal Pits

Krug Holds Conf ab With  Mine Owner:   Secretary and Lewis Meet After Conference With’ Gwners; All Silent om Outeome of Meetings

Both Parties Keep Silence About Parley   No Report Of Progress In Washington Meeting As Coal Operators Emecge From Talk With Keue

KRUG CONFERS WITH INDUSTRY SPOKESMEN ‘AS DEADLINE NEARS  GOVERNMENT SEEKS TO

British Loan to Create Anglo-U. S, Russ Economic Blocs, Vinson Admits

fritish Loan Seen \s Possible ‘ause of Blocs  Russian Factors Would Align Against Parties

Effect of Loan Told by Vinson   Two Economic Blocs Would Be Created

ACTIVITIES HALTED AT N.Y. CITY   Tugboat Strike Brings Critical Fuel Shortage

ALL ACTIVITY IS REDUCED TO MINIMUM   Only Work Necessary to Sustain Life Allowed During Tugboat Walkout.

Sweeping Order by Gotham Mayor Places City Under Disaster Body;  Only Essential Business Operates

Darlan Dealing Justified As a War Expedient   Churchill Told Commons That Ike Was Right in North Africa

MI AAIN FIRE IN PANEAPOLIS  soahacilar Blaz   ular Blaze WP Bgstly in  ( DIE estory

Cold Weather Hampers Firemen As Flames Are Seen 250 Miles Aways Snarkse Start Other Fires

FIRE DESTROYS HUGE ELEVATOR   World’s Largest Burns At Minneapous; Barley, Corn Consumed

Huge Stock Is Destroyed By Flames Today   SPECTACULAR CHICAGO BLAZE CAUSES BIG LOSS

Spectacular Blaze Destroys Huge  Elevator, Grain  Three Million Bushels Of Barley Lost in Minneapolis Fire

Spectacular Blaze Destroys Huge Elevator, Grain  Three Million Bushels Of Barley Lost

Minneapolis Fire Causes Heavy Los:   Damage May Exceed Thre: Million Dollars in Spectacu lar Blaze that Destroys Ware house Full of Grain;

3 MILLION BU, OF GRAIN LOST   Spectacular Blaze In Minneapolis Grain Elevator Takes Costly Toll.

3 Million Fire In Minneapolis   Elevator Flames Visible 250 Miles

$3,000,000 Fire Sweeps Grain Plant   Leaping Flames Visible From Air For 250 Miles

Grain Destroyed  In Elevator Fire. Loss May Run to Mors Than $3 Million

$3,000,000 Loss  Tn Elevator Fire   Upwards Of Three Million Bushels Of Grain Destroved.

Spectacular Fire Destroys Grain Elevator   Grain Valued at Over $3,000,000 Lost in  Minneapolis Blaze

FIRE CAUSES ~ RECORD LOSS         WORLD'S LARGEST GRAIN ELE. VATOR BUENS WITH LOSS. OF FIVE! MILLION  DOLLARS =

Supervisory Employes’ Union, UMW Affiliate, To Seek U. §. Contract

CHURCH BECOMES MEN’S DORMITORY   K. U. Leases Former Unitarian Church Building for One Year

“MEN'S DORMITORY   K. U. Leases Former Unitarian Church Building for One Yeas   HOUSES 60 STUDENTS

SEEK SURVIVORS OF LOST TANKER   Norwegian Vessel Wreck. ed Off North Carolina Coast

TANKER GOES DOWN DURING HEAVY STORN      Vessel Breaks in Two 148 Miles Off The  Carolina Coast

urricane blits Ship; 4. Said Dead  24 Survivors Picked Up by  Racane Veccel<

Tanker Breaks Apail, Believe 14 Lives Lost   ‘Nor Aetlat Thip v tethne Of Hurricane Off . Neill. Carolina Coas?

Tanker Breaks Off U. §. Coast   Fourteen Lives Apparently Lost in Latest Disaster at Sea

Ship Breaches, 14 Seamen Die   Nearby Vessels Pick Up Surviving 24 Crewmen

14 Are Missing In Sea Tragedy   18 Survivors Picked Up In Atlantic

Storm Breaks Norwegian Ship in Two  24 Men Rescued, But 14 Others  D fo... nd T not

‘THREE MADISON DEPUTY ‘SHERIFFS SUSPENDED IN NEGRO-BEATING INQUIRY

SHOOT UP FARM YARD; ASSAULT WOMAN HIKER   Charges Filed Against 2 Des Moines Men By Husband

Midnight Clash Raises Palestine Death Toll To 23   British Fail To Find Six Kidnaped  fficers

PALESTINE DEATH TOLL REACHES 23   SR eee ee  Midnight Clash Tock Place In Tel Aviv

New Clashes Raise Toll In Palestine Unrest to 23   Intensive Search Fails To Find Any Trace of Sip Missing British Officers

Kidnaped British Officer is Located   Palestine Disorders Wane But Five Still Held as Hostages

UNABLE TO FIND KIDNAP VICTIMS   JEWS AND BRITISH HAVE ARMED CLASH AGAIN

SPUR MEASURES TO ASSIST VETS   Prompt Action Sought by Legislators in Special Meet

LEGISLATORS RUSH VETERANS’ AID MEASURES   Expect to Vote on Bills for GI Benefits Tonight at Columbus

Special Stamps  For Bikini Test   Special Atomic Bomb Day Concellation Of 200,000 Letters By Navy

EVEN CHICKEN HOUSES OVERFLOW - Golden Grain Faces Spoilage As Nation Goes Bread Hunary

Truman Gets BillTo Hike Pay Of Judges   Number Of Other Measures Also Adopted As Congress Heads For Rest

VETS MIX WITH SMITH’S GROUP IN WINDY CITY   American Firsters Ousted From Loop Hotels In Near-Riots

Feature Finder   Police Finally Control Near Riot in Chicago as Gerald Smith's Bunch Tries ‘Sneak’ Meetinc

SMITH MEETING ENDS IN FIGHT   America Firsters Exchange Blows With Vets

ANIERIGA FIRS  GROUP 1S IN RIO   Two Chicago Hotels Are Scenes of Near Battles.

Independent Tire Dealers Elect  - Helena Man Heads New Oraanization

Independent Tire  Dealers Elect _ Helena Man Heads ' New Orcacanization

Report Hits Prison System  Special Legislative Group Begins Study lor Edueation Needs

Losing Gas Sources Gas Firm Gets Right To Tap  Big Pipelines    Report Hits Prison System Special Legislative \Group Begins Study 1\Of Edueation Needs

22 Race Horses Die in Fire;  Animals Valued at $500,000  Stablehands Manage to Save Seven

RACE TRACK BLAZE—  —  22 Race Horses Perish. I n Arlington Park Fi ‘ire  Tet,  OEP Wd. RA ee ae oe, Ey ae gece pe   Blaze Kills Many: Valuable. Animals; ; Stablehands.Save 2-Year- Old. Champion

a HORSES FIRE VICTIMS      TWENTY-TWO HORSES OF FAMOUS ELIZABETH ARDEN STA. - BLE BURN—LOSS 18 $300.000 7

FIRM PUTS FLUORINE ON THE MARKET TODAY   Pennsylvania Salt Co. Says  Chemical Active Element  Ils Now Available  DISCOVERED IN 1813

99 DAY HOTEL STRIKE ENDED   Compromise Pay Offer Is Accepted by Employes At Pittsburgh

GOVERNOR ORDERS. SLAUGHTER PROBE   Massachusetts Chief Checks Withholding of Meat

MAKING MEAT SUPPLY PROBE   Mass. Seeks to Find If Laws Are Violated

@ PAUL MALLON-—   Iau diction MALL —  heal ican “Art Beginning to Gel What It Needs—F air Showing

e@ PAUL MALLON—      American Art Beginning to Get What It Needs—Fair Showing

13,000 TO SEE LOUIS BATTLE CONN TONIGHT   Heavyweight Title Bout Scheduled for 9 P, M. (C. D. T.)

ECCLES SAYS PLAN MAY BOOST LIVING COSTS 10 PER CENT   A. F. of L, Predicts New, Strikes Wil! Grow Out of Order to Have Board Approve Pay Hikes, i   SENATE GROUP CUTS FUNDS VOTED TO OPA   Reserve Board Head Urges Congress to Boost Capital Gains Tax to Curb  Inflation. 1

NEW SETUP IS LIKELY T0 BRING STRIKES   Oreanized Labor Is Palking as Truman Flans Are Developed

Funds for Enforcing _Of Law Threatened; Eccles Claims Cost ‘Of Living May Risé’ 10 Per Cent More. 

Labor Balks At Wage Plan Of President   Eccles Sees Danger of Living Costs  Rising 10 Per Cent

LABOR LEADERS IN ATTACK ON WAGE CONTROLS   Congress Is Told That Liv. ing Costs May Rise Another 10 Percent   ENFORCEMENT BOARDS FACING CUT IN FUNDS

Labor Opposes Wage Control Section Of Wage-Price Plan   ClO Disapproves of Wage Board Setting Wage Levels —AFL Predicts New Strikes Ahead—Eccles Sees Possible Living Cost Rise

Labor Balks At Control Of WagesFeature  Cette mh Bein de   Enforcement Funds For OPA Menaced; Strike Spread Hinted

ClO and AFL Predict Strikes In New Setup   Living Costs May Rise, Says Eccles; OPA Funds Cut

Joe Dobson Hurls Boston to Victory   Red Sox Pitchers Strike Out Eight Cardinal Batters; Culbertson Homers

Red Sox Stage Comeback; Take Cards Into Camp by 6-3 Score   Joe Dobson Is Winning Pitcher; Allows Four Hits

GM Position Now Seems Untenable; Lewis Return To AFL Puts Heavy Pressure On CIO

Administration Is Concentrating  On Steel Strike   New Moves Are Expected During Week In Effort At Solution   PLANT SEIZURES NOT CONTEMPLATED

Defies Request of Truman for Year Extension   Turn Back Motion to Kill Agency On June 30; Porter Warns of “Breakdown”

House Ballots On Extension of Price Control —   Will Terminate Act March 31; Provide  Cost-Plus Profits

OPA Advocates To Seek Roll Call Final Vote   Defeat Proposal By Rankin for Dee. 31 Termination

9-Month OPA Life  Approved   Rankin Move to Kill Agency on June 30 Defeated by Vote

Price Control Act Given Nine More Months   Roll Call Vote Sought By Administration In Effort to Get Year

IN TENTATIVE ° TELLER VOTE ON PRIGE CONTROL   GOP, Southern Democrats Join

Dec. 31 Food Subsidy End Is Approved   House Also Votes Only 9 Months’ Extension Of Price Control.

10N TO ISDE A A EW HOME   1 Post ost Has Option Purchase  Kehrherg

Tehran Dispatches Aerial Support to Three Garrisons Under Attack, It Is Reported

Battle For Week Near Iraq Border   Aerial Support Sent To Keep 3 Garrisons From Reine Cut Off.

Forts Near lraq Border Under Fire   Expect U. S. Will Support Iran Appeal To UNO

lranian Troops Are Attacked By Kurdish Tribes   UNO Council Certain To Take Up Russian Treaty Violation

lranians Use Planes Against Tribesmen   Garrisons Fighting Attackers; Effort Made To Hold Road

Formal Charge Against Reds Is Certain   Soviets Bluntly States Aims Toward Korea

Iranians Fight Off Tribesme3n    Garrisons Near: Traz Border Attacked By Kurd a4 s h  Tribesinen.

Aerial Support Sent; Soldiers  Hold Ground   Traq, Iran Tribesmen Said Involved in Battle Near Iraq Border

Iranian Troops Battle Against Kurd Attacks   Protest Against Russia Sure Of UNO Hearing

Kurds Atfack Garrisons on ran Border   Planes Sent ta Save Troops From Being Cut Off by Rebels

Nation Certain Of Support For Action By UNO   U. S. To Back Appeal For Council Decision On Russian Troops Overstaying Term

Tribesmen Attack fi Three Garrisons  “   Aerial Support Has Been Dis: patched to the Aid of the Iranians.

Planes Sent To Aid Garrisons   Baghdad Dispatch Says Teheran Is Having War of Nerves Now

Three Garrisons Attacked in Area Invaded by Reds   U.S. Hears Reports of Troop Moves Despite Appeal to UNO Council

Tribesmen Fight Iran ~~ Garrisons   Charge Against Russi - Slated: for Attention Of UNO Council.

TROUBLE STARTS IN COAL FIELDS   Pickets Seek Out and Dump Coal Being Hauled From Strip Mines.

ROVING PICKETS ‘DUMP PIT LOADS   (astern Pennsylvania Band Roams Coal Fields

ROVING PICKETS DUMP COAL TRUCK   ‘Race Thru Pennsylvania Coal Fields Visiting Strip Mines

Battle Over ‘Communism  Is Swelling   Rejection of Leftist Supported Draft Of New Constitution For France One of Mast Important Political Developments      Be DEWITT MacKENZIE

FRENCH VOTERS’ REJECTION OF LEFTIST CONSTITUTION IS ONE OF MAIOR POTITICAT. DECISIONS

Arrest Man In Stabbing Battle   Turkey Hollow Residents Helc In Recent Granville Street Clash

Studebaker Corporation Will Soon Be In Full Production On 1947 Cars

United States Deadlocks  Council by Holding Out  Against Postponement Molotov: Expresses  Oppositionto Meeting Satfor Senteamber 22

U.S. Insists U.N. Session Meet Sept. 23   Ministers’ C onference Ends in Deadlock  Over Issue

MOLOTOV ~-* ASKS BIG FIVE: TO MEET an   Minister From China Joins  Session

NIMITZ REGRETS AMERICA HASTE   Fleet Admiral Says U. S$. Tearing Apart ‘Tower Of Strength’ Too Fast

Industrial Pittsburgh Set For Second Power Strike; Duquesne Employees Vote

Pittsburgh Due For Power Strike   Union Demands Call For Twenty Per Cent Increase. Contract

FACE BLACKOUT IN PITTSBURGH   POWER COMPANY EMPLOYES VOTE TO CALL STRIKE

PITTSBURGH FACES SECOND POWER TIEUP   Employes Vote Strike Fol Higher Wages

Power Union Votes Walkout In Pittsburgh   City Girds Itself For Second Strike Within Seven Months After 1,008 To 850 Tally

Pittsburgh Prepares For Strike   Army to Supply Generator Plants for Hospital Current

Union Votes For Power Walkout   Workers of Independent Union Vote To Strike “As Soon As Possible”

STRIKE LOOMS IN PITTSBURGH   Power Company Employes Approve Strike Call by 1,008-580 Vote

UNION FAVORS POWER STRIKE IN PITTSBURGH   Ballot Nearly Two to One for Walkout in Demand of! Wage Boost

Power Strike In Pittsbur ‘oh  Geis Approval   Independent Union Vote: For Stoppage;.May Be  Called Withiu Three — ’ Or Four Dave

POWER STRIKE IN PITTSBURGH   Light Company Employes Vote Two To One To Strike “‘As Soon As Pos sible.”’

BILBO FIGHTS FOR WHITE SUPREMACY   Continues Anti-Negro Cam. " paign as Voting Begins

BEVIN'S TALK IS PROTESTED      Russian Delegate, Bevin Disagree On British * Policy In Greece

NAZI EXECUTIONS MAY START TODAY   Eleven Leaders Awaiting Death in Secrecy at Nuernberg.

Goering. 10 Others Will Die Soon For War Crimes   Nazi Leaders Sitting Out Last Few Hours of Life; Executions Are Scheduled

CANADA ALLOWED TO TAKE PART IN ATOM TALK OVER PROTEST  GROMYKO INVOKES “NO’ VOTE, BUT FAILS IN TRY TO BLOCK SEATING

Russia Invokes Veto on Canada  Trys To Keep Nation From A-Bomb Parley

VETO INVOKED BY RUSSIA FOR SIXTH TIME DURING MEET   Soviet Objects to Having Can: ada Participating in Atomic Energy Confabs ©

GROMYKO USES VETO AGAIN TO STOP APPROVAT   Russia Only Member Forbidding Canada to Sit In on Discussions

Bombers Collide. Kill 7 in Montana   20,000 Witness Exhibition Planes Crash, One Inte Fair Building

JAP PRISON CHIEF ORDERED HANGEL   Yuri Convicted Of Killing Twe American Soldiers

CommandantOf Jap War Prison Camp Doomed   (1. Kel Yuri Sentenced To Hang For Ordering Bayonel Exeention Of Ameriean Soldier

Jap Prison fad To Be Executed — for Yank Deaths  Lt. Kei Yuri Is Sentence to Death hy Hanagina

YURI CONDEMNED FOR TWO DEATHS   TO DIE FOR ALLOWING EXECUTION, STARVATION

PRISON COMMANDER . TO DIE ON GALLOWS   Yuri Found Responsible for Death of 2 Americans

Jap Must Die For Atrocities   Officer Is Convicted Of Killine Soldiers

Sentenced To  Death By Hanging   ‘Reaoisiile For Death  of Two Americans

BOY, 6, KILLED BY EARTH SLIDE   ANOTITER YOUTH, BURIED TO WAIST, SAVED BY HIS SISTER, 11.

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All in The Various Communities GLEANED BY SCRIBES

TOWNSHIP TAX RATE BOOSTED TWO MILLS   Doylestown Twp. Board Re. Elects & Peachers

SPORTSMEN MADE _ VERY POOR RECORD   Iowa Conservation Department Reports Discreditable Number of October Game Law Violations. .

BARKLEY THREATEN®  CONTINUOUS SESSION  UNTIL BALLOT TAKEN O'DANIEL FILIBUSTER  LOOMS; BOWLES MAY OUIT TRIIMAN HINTS

Eifort Made To Get Action On Eixtensior   Majority Leader Barkley Threatens to Hold Senate In Continuous Session Until

Reds Reported  Leaving Kazvin   Evacuation of Yfranian  Citv Said Underway

REDS LEAVING IRAN RR CITY   Reports Say Evacuation Of Kazvin Now Under Way; Agreement Denied

Soviet Evacuation of Iran Probably es Will Require From Five to Six Weeks

REDS EVACUATING KEY RAIL POINT   Iranian Official Says Soviet Troops, Equipment Leavino Kazvin

SCRATCH ON PAINTING   May Have Been Made by Vandal er a Carclees Workman

SCRATCH ON PAINTING   ‘May Have Been en Made by Vandal or : a Careless Workman

OPA Launches  Housing Drive   Nationwide Cr ack - Down ‘On. Builders Who=Violate:  Veterans Preferance.

OPA to Crack Vets’ Housing Infringement:   Specially Trained Force To Begin Campzign Aandav

OPA Plans Criminal Prosecution of . . Housing Violators  Specially Trained Force of Agents to Take

Agents Will Take Field Monday   Will Prosecute If Found Necessary, Porter Promises

OPA Plans Criminal Prosecution of . Housing Violators   Specially Trained Force of Agents to Take Field Bright and Early Mondgy To Press Drive With Local Rent Offices

OPA Is Crae cking Down  On Building V tolatioue   Specially Trained Foree Of Agents Will Take The Field Monday to Press Drive In Cooperation With More Than 500 Local OPA Rent Offices

OPA Will Probe Housing Price Lid Violations   Drive Also for Enforcing Vet Preference Provisions

Housing Prograrr Drive Scheduled   OPA Agents to Take Field on Monday

Agents Will Take Field Monday in Nationwide Drive   Issue Raised Whether Price Officials Can Use Guns, Make Arrests

Violators of Ceiling Prices Facing  ‘Crack-Down by OPA      ‘Criminal Prosecutions’ Where Necessary Are Promised as Nationwide Campaian Launched

OPA Cracks Down On Builders For Price Violations   Sweeping Prosecutions Promised in Drive On Vet Housing Violators

DRIVE LAUNCHED TO ENFORCE. PRICE LIDS ON HOUSING   OPA to Crack Down on Those Who Violate Ceilings and Vet Preference Regulations.   TRAINED AGENTS WILL TAKF FIELD   Complaints Made That Some Builders Offer Dwellings for Sale in Return for Side Payments.

OPA Plans  Vet Housing Crackdown   Authorized Builders of Homes To Be Asked To Report on Activity.

OPA Controls On Housing to Be Enforced  Price Agency Says It Will Bring Criminal

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All in The Various  Communities

President Silent on Whitney Threat to Use Union Funds 'To Defeat Him in 1948 Race

Whitney Threatens To Battle Truman With Union's $47.000.000   Political Interest Stirred; Leader Of ' Another Brotherhood Sees Truman Forced To Ac

Whitney Jabs At President, Pledges Fight   Threatens to Use Union’s Treasury To Defeat Truman

W hitney ‘Views On Truman Are  Capital Topics   Whet Political Interest: One Rail Union Official Disagrees With Brotherhood’s Head

$47,000,000 for  Truman Defeat, Whitney Threat   Pledges Entire Funds of Rich Union for Ritter Reprisal

‘Whitney Threatens To Use 47-Million To Defeat Truman   Union Chief, Bitter Says President Never Will Be in Office After 19148

Whitney Hot At Truman:   Says He Signed Own Political Déath Warrant: Others Disagree

Capitol Hill Buzzing After Political: Threat at Truman  Trainmen’s Leader  Would Use Treasury

SAYS HE'LL USE $47 MILLION TO DEFEAT TRUMAN   rate Rail Union Leader Ready To Use All Union’s Funds To  Keep Truman From  Being Re-Elected.

WHITNEY SAYS UNION FUNDS WILL BE USED IN CAMPAIGN   Ready To Toss $47,000,000 Into Battle Against Truman Cohorts

Whitney Threat To Beat Truman Sparks Politicos   Union Chief Pledges Union Funds In 1948 Battle Against President

Her Criticized     mailUiee Chie    Whitney To Seek President’s Defeat; Switchmen's Chief Says Tru:  ~ man Did Only Thing   Tle Cauld.

WHITNEY’S VOW FAILS TO DRAW TRUMAN REPL!   President Silent on Labor Leader's Intention To Avenge Rail Defeat

Truman Silent After Whitney Avows Union Money Will Oppose Reelection

WHITNEY HITS AT PRESIDENT   Denunciation Sets Capital Wondering on Political Implications

POUITIH FURORE   Trainmen’‘s Leader Declares Union Will Oppose Presidant’<« Renlactian .

Whitney Promises Political Fight   Threatens to Stack $47,000,000 Union  Fund Against Truman

Truman Mum Or Whitney Threat To Defeat Him   Union Chief Says He Will Use Brotherhood Funds For Campaign

Whitney Threatens To Use $47,000,000 Union Fund Against President Truman

Cards Tie Up Series With A. to 1 Victory  Brechceen Handcuffs Bosox Sluggers;  Binal Qame Thesdav

Brecheen Hurl: Cards to 4-1 Win Over Sox   Deciding Game of World Series to Be Played on Tuesday

Boston Hitters Baffled By Brecheen’s Hurling: Final Game On Tuesday

World Series To Go Limit; Cards Win 4-4   Deciding Game Will be Played in St. Louis  Tomorrow

CARDS SQUARE WORLD SERIES WITH 4-1 WIN   Brecheen Tames ’Sox To Capture Second Series Victory

Cards Dazzle Afield to Help Brecheen Top Red Sox, 4-1, and Square the World Series

SOLONS PLAN TO FORCE VOTE  Senate GOPs Seek To End Demo Filibuster On FEPC

(1.0. P. WILL TRY TO END FILIBUSTER   REPUBLICANS TO DEMAND SENATE VOTE ON PETITION sO LIMIT DEBATE,

Truman's Action Causes Many Novel Alliances   Former Enemies Put Their Heads Together Nov In Attempts to Smooth Confusion; Several Senators Appear to Be Making Complete Turns

RUSS PAPER DISCUSSES BOMB TEST   Suggests U. S. ‘Navy Holding Back  Some of Results

Soviet Hints Facts Hidden On Atom Test   U.S. Disarmament Plans Questioned By Russian Writer

Russia Hits U.S. Bomb  Experiment   ‘Pravda’ Attacks Our Atomic Policy, Say Novy Hiding Bikini Results

REDS IRKED AT U. S. HANDLING OF BOMB TEST   Communist Newspaper Hints Navy Is Withholding Information

Pravda Says Bom Test Weakens U. S.  Disarmament Talk   Declares US Navy Does Not Reveal Results of Explosion

Pravda Bitterly Attacks Atomic Policy OFU. 5.   Experiments Termed “* bAilitarietic”’

PRAVDA ATTACKS BIKINI BOMB TEST   Russian Newspaper Tells Beliefs About Trials in Pacific.

SOVIET PAPER ATTACKS U.S, ATOMIC Patty   Claims Test ‘Undermines Al Cortfidence In U. 8. Disarmament

REDS ATTACK UNITED STATES ATOMIC POLICY   Communist Party, Newspaper Says Bikini Test Undermines Confidence. 

Reds Claim U.S. Perfeets New Weapon   Say Amertea Not Se ‘rious About Atomic Disarmament Now

Say Confidence In Disarmament  Is Undermined   Secrecy of Navy Draws Charge; New Reports of Damage Are Released

Pravda Assails Bomb Test Made At Bikini Atoll   Undermined Confidence in Seriousness of Disarma ment Talks, Charge

.- CIVIL WAR NEARS END   Confederacy Makes Last Stand, in Stubborn Town Line, N.Y. 

SMALL WEW YORK VILLAGE VOTES ON REJOINING UNION   CITIZENS OF LAST “STRONG: HOLD" OF CONFEDERACY TO CAST BALLOTS AND HAVE BARBECUE

GROWERS SEEK 70 BEAT NEW OPA CONTROLS   Cows and Steers Drop $ to $4 at Chicago; Swine Off $3 to $5

Committee Charges General Received  ‘Special Treatment  WAA in Effect Made Free Gift of  Thunderbird Airfield  to 

‘Government Machinery Is Put in High Gear to Pay 15,000,000 Vets for Unused Furlough Time

'U. S. to Speed $2,700,000,000 to War  Vets for Their Unused Furlough Time

FURLOUGH PAY TO BE RUSHED FOR VETERANS   POSTOFFICES GE 1 THEIR FORMS BY MID-SEPTEMBER

HOUSTON-CHICAGO FLIGHT TIME CUT   Doolittle Pilots 50-Passenger Plane From One City to Other in 3 Hours. 37 Minutes.

RO€KET CRASHES TO. EARTH; BLAST ‘ROCKS WIDE AREA   German Rocket ‘Fails After Short Time in Air; Explosion Does No Harm

GERMAN Y-2 ROCKET CRASHES IN DESERT   Weapon Lost Twe Tail Fins At 20,000-Foot Altitude; Ne Casu~latie: Fram Withee

House Probes  Funds of PAC   Politically-Active Grow ps To Reveal Money Source

M’ARTHUR FAILS TO APPROVE TWO MINISTERS   Men Turned Dowr For Activities  During The War .

RUSH ANTITOXIN TO TROGP SHIP    Person Dead, Others Stricken by Diphtheria

Diphtheria Is Feared, Troop  Ship Asks Aid   Coast Guard Speeds Antitoxin By Air to Vessel at Sea; One Soldier Dead, Epidemic Threatens Men _ Aboard Colby Victory in Atlantic.

Antitoxin Flown To Troop Ship   Diphtheria Epidemic Is  Feared; One Already Deed

Diphtheria Deatt On Troop Vessel   Anticoxin Supplied at Sea By S. S. Brazil

AID RUSHED 10 TROOP SHIP  THREATENED WITH EPIDEMIC   1060 Rescued From Burnina Brazil Transport

DRAMA AT SEA   Coast Guard Flies Medicine To  DiphtheriaInfested Ship

Parents Are Sure Girl's Skeleton Is That Of Daughter   New Bits Of Evidence, in cluding Shoes, Bolster Certainty

State’s Grime Rate Up in “46   However, Rate Is Far Below Average for Nation, FBI Reports

RAIL SFIPURE MAY BF DEFIED, WHITNEY HINTS   Head of Trainmen instructs Unionists to Quit the . C., Now Federally Run   SATURDAY IS DEADLINE   Spokesmen for Roads Doubt Brotherhoods Will Strike He Truman Acts

Believe Government Will Seize Rail ‘Line to Prevent Strike Saturday

RAIL STRIKE. STILE SLATED FOR SATURDAY   ‘Believed Gov’t Will Be Able to Keep’ Some Trains. Running

Rai! Officials Believe Govt. Can Keep  Trains Going  No Signs of Railway   No Signs of Railway Trainmen Backing  Down on Strike Deadlina

JOINS K.  U. FACULTY   Margaret Dunn Will Teach Piano in } School of Fine Arts

'wo U.S. Marines, Held 18 Days, Freed Unharmed _by Chinese Communist Band

Two U. S. Marines Seized by Chinese Communists Are Freed Without Harm

TWO MARINES RELEASED   Were Given “Written Excuse” by Chinese Kidnappers

Federation Of Maritime Unions Near   Union Would Be Fifth I argact in CIO

16 BIDS REJECTED   Gas Companies Trving to Purchase j Biz Inch Pipe Lines

WAA HEAD EXPLAINS FAILURE TO DISPOSE OF GOV'T PIPELINES   Bids Were Considered Inadequate

16 Bids for Pipe  Lines Rejected   All Bids Called Too Low By War Assets Head Littlejohn

Attorney General Denounces Klan   Hopes to Rid Nation Of ‘Organized Bigotry

NATIONALIST TROOPS ARE IN HARBIN   Reported in Suburbs; No  Confirmation

CHINESE REPORTED IN HARBIN SUBURBS   Communists Suffer Heavy Losses in Manchuria

CHIANG FORCES IN NEW GAINS   Opposition Charges America ls Preventing Peace By Helping Nationalists

NATIONALISTS ENTER EDGE OF HARBIN   Chinese Reds Sustain 15,000 Casualties

Chinese Army Nearing Harbin   Communists Protest U. S..Aid Given To Chiang.

Nationalists Virtually In Harbin   U. S. Is Accused Of Providing Chiang With War Supplies

LAUNCH WATER CONTROL PLAN   Turn First Spade Of Earth In Gigantic Project In Missouri River Basin.

WORK STARTED ON THE MISSOURI RIVER BASIN   The First Spadeful of Earth Wil Be Turned Late Today,   iS A POST-WAR PROJECT   Ceremony Marks the Actual Beginning of Work Under Pick-Sloan Plan,

Missouri River Work Under War  Pick to Turn First Spadeful Thursday

PICK-SLOAN PROJECT WILL START TODAY   First Spadeful of Earth to Be Turned to Launch $1,500,000,000 Development of Missouri River Basin.

PEARL HARBOR BODY 10 CALL OWEN ROBERTS   To Ask Ex-Justice If There Were Deletions in Report

New Ofticers e Take Over   South Eagle A. T. A. and Auxiliary Officers Installed

LAFOLLETTE'S GROUP GOES 106.0.P   Action Promises Up heavals in Both Major Parties

VOTE TO JOIN GOP WILL HAVE EFFECT ON CAMPAIGNS OF BOTH MAIOR PARTIES

PROGRESSIVES TO REJOIN GOF   LaFollette Hits Democrats, Eyes Rising Liberalism in Republicans

GRAVE OF FODGR IS SOUGHT TODAY   Owner of Automobile I Hunted by Police In Indiana.

RAILWAY PIGKET FRACAS KILLS ?   Three Others Shot Near Bloomington, Ill.; Four Agents Questioned

2 Strikers Killed In Illinois Battle   Train Guards Wound Three Other Pickets

2 Dead, 3 Hurt In Rail Picket Fight   Special Agents. For Rail——road Held By Police Authorities

Two Railroad Pickets Killed By Gun Fire   Battle With Guards on Toledo, Peoria and Western Train Flares Out

qT ruman Ready To Grant Price Rise in Steel   N. Y¥. Faces Temporary Cable, Radio Tie-up On Mondav

Four Special Agents of Toledo, Peoria and Western He'd for Questioning After Clash in [Hinois—Shots Fired After Alleged Attempt to Prevent Movement of Train—Governor Greet Asked to Call Out “State Militia.”

Two Pickets Die In Gun Battle —   Three Others Wounded As Guards Defend. Train

TWO MEN KILLED IN PEORIA RAIL STRIKE BATTLE   THREE OTHERS SHOT IN PICKETING FRAY ON STRUCK ROAD

2-Pickets Die In Gun Battle Along Railway   Central [linois City Is Scene Of Affray With Armed Guards

Illinois Line Is Scene of Fatal Clash   Victims Are Said To Be Pickets, Involved ‘in Duel with Guards.

TWO SAID KILLED IN LABOR BATTLE NALLINATS TANAY   Three Reported Hurt In Battle of Pickets, (,uards.   DETAILS OF STORY NOT AVAILABLE   Officials Hunt Facets of Case; Railroaders Involved.

Shootings Start When Strikers Attempt To Halt Train; 10 Cars Of Pickets Follow

Railway Scene of Aftray   New Price-Wage Policy Prepared By Government

Iwo Pickets Are Killed In Hlinols   Railroad Strike Violence Brings Out State Police

2 Striking Pickets Killed in Battle With Armed Guarc   illinois State Police Are Sent to Area

Two Killed in Pickefing Fray  3 Wounded in Clas!   3 Wounded in Clash Over Railroad Strike

Two Killed In Gun Battle On Railroad Line   Armed Guards Shoot Pickets Attempting To Halt Train

Shot When 50 Pickets Stop Train   Violence Flares at Gridley on T. P. & W. Road— Three Wounded

Guards Kill 2 Pickets: In Ilinois Railroad Strike   Shot by Guards

Two Men Killed In Railroad Strike Battle   Shooting Occurs in Hllinois as Pickets Attack Train

Two Rail Strike Pickets Killed   Three Are Wounded  In Illinois Dispute

Two Pickets Slain In Labor Fighting   Strikers, Armed Guards in Gun Battle During Railway Walkout In Wlinois

2 DIE, 3 HURT AS STRIKERS, GUARDS FIGHT   Pickets Give Chase As Train Leaves  Gridley Yards

Duke of Windsor's Rings,-Watch Nncluded ‘in Haul Made by Thieves

Record Vote Is  Cast In Russia   Over 99 P. C. P.C. of Eligible Voters Participate.

Services For Mrs. B.F. Rittgers Held Saturday   Rey. C. R. Buckwalter in Charge at the Methodist Church

U. 5. Prepares To Offer Iran Full Support   No Indication Yet On Russian Answer When UNO Meets Monday

SOVIET TROOPS CONTINUE MOVE TOWARD TURKS   U. S. Support Assured In UNO Council for  Nation's Protest

PLANES geNT TO AD ARMY FIGHT KURDS   Russian Combat Column Is Reported Near Scene © of Revolt.

“WAR OF NERVES” IS UNDER WAY IN IRAN, TRAVELER REVEALS  RED TROOPS “MAKING LOTS OF NOISE WITH

BYRNES’ PROPOSAL FOR 25 YEAR OCCUPATION OF GERMANY BRINGS TOLICHT WHOTE ATIIED POT ICY

UNCLE SAM ISN‘T ABANDONING EUROPE  Reds See Thinas from Different Anale   LENGTHY MILITAR  MMOL ANTE SRaAT TARY

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   BY DEWITT MacKENZIFE # Foreign Affairs Analyst

At Odds On Policy  In Germany   Reds. Attack Byrnes’s our-Power Pact Proposal, Favor Keeping  Auge Occupation Force

Byrnes’ Proposal on German Occupation Misinterprete d by Russian Observers

NAZI RULERS   Deaths of 150,000 Alleged To Have Been Result of Diet and Looting During Occupation   ‘ARMISTICE "SCRAPPED"

STUDENT PUBLICATION ASSAILS PAINTER’S ELECTION AS PREXY   ILL-FEELING SAID TO  BE REVIVED AT TEXAS

STUDENT NEWSPAPER . Texan Denounces Action  Of UT Board of Regents

‘ERA OF HOSTILITY’ Editorial in Daily Texan Raps Painter Appointment

May Is Facing Questioning On Another Issue   Two Senators Want To Inquire Into Pre-Peari Harbor ‘‘Scandal’’ In Hawaii   MAY IS ‘‘TOO BUSY”’ TO TESTIFY TODAY

MAY TO FACE NEW INQUIRY   CONGRESSMAN TO BE QUES. TIONED AROUT “SCANDAL” 1N THE HAWAIIAN DE FENS

MAY FACES QUIZ ON HAWAIIAN CONTRACTS   intervened In Probe Of Pearl Harbor ‘Scandal’

Deadline Is Set To Cease Firing  Chinese Want Partie To Work for Peace

CHINA TRUCE STARTS MONDAY’   Armistice Will Precede Naming of Assembly Delegates

Shooting to Stop Monday in Chinese Conflict Minority Parties  Are Called Into Conference

Chinese To Halt  Firing   Monday is Date Established  By Government

Call Skeptical China Minority Chiefs To Parley   Monday Noon Set For Suspension Of Firing; Third Party Doubts Truce Power

Opposition Takes Peace ‘Move Lighily   Communists And League Point Out Loophole in Order

Deadline ls Set  For End of  Chinese Fighting Minorities Are Called  into Meeting To Work for Peace

REDS TAKE GLOOMY CHINA PEACE VIEW   Truce Not Expected To Help Clear Up War

Reds Skeptical Of Truce Order   Chiang’s ‘Cease Fire’ Is Effective Monday

Gov't Troops To End Fire Monday   Parties Called Into Conference; Urged To Work As Team For Peace

Chinese Civil War Armistice  Begins Monday   Doubt Expressed That Surprise Truce Will Help Much in Healing Civil Strife Wounds

Cease Fire Order Set For Monday   Communists Pessimistic Over Order’s Worth

Many Solons Are Eligible  For Pensions   Amounts up to $7500 Yearly Allowed by  New Law

CONGRESSMEN MAY STAY ON. PAYROLLS   Under Pension System 57 Who Won't Be Back in January Will Get tn To &7.500

Five Major Disputes Top Labor Front   Lewis is Ready to Talk if Health Program Accepted

TRY TO SETTLE 5 BIG DISPUTES   New Move Planned Te Prevent Deadlock In Mine Strike

U.S. Seeking End of Five Labor Disputes   400,000 Soft Coal Miners Remain Away From Jobs For Third Day; Other Rows Nearing Settlement

No Progress In Coal-Parleys  Conciliator Trying To Prevent Deadlock

NO SIGNS OF SETTLEMENT IN COAL WALKOUT   Strike Called Most Peaceful In Coal History

Five Disputes In Limelight On Labor Front   New Gesture To Be Submitted By Conciliator

Conciliator Making New Move-to Restore Coal Peace Lewis Not Ready to Discuss Wages    HARVESTER COMPANY PRACE IN SIGHT

Labor Disputes Continue To Hold Attention Of US   Conciliators Pursue Negotiations

Attempt to End Labor Disputes Gains Attention   New Gestures Hoped to End Coal Walkout

PEACE PRESSED IN FIVE STRIKES   U. S. Plans New Gesture Tc Keep Coal Talks Going

Government To Act In Coal Dispute   Fuel Shartege Begins To Have Effect On Hune Stect taductry

To Approach Coal Dispute on New Anale   Mediator Working to Keep Negotiations From Breaking Down

May Ask Lewis To Talk Wages   Conciliator May Propos Coal Negotiations Turn To Another Topic

400,000 Miners  Are Still Off Jobs   Five Major Strike: In Full Swing Over Nation

Efforts ‘to ‘End Labor Disputes Hold Attention   U. S. Conciliator Plans Means of Halting Deadlock in Coal Strike

SECOND OF QUADS CLAIMED BY DEATH   Widowed Washington State Mother Also Has Twins in Family

L  O    : m  — ply He se at : In  Po Ww e r -S truck = § ity   Three Downtown Buildings in Pittsburgh Gird For Long Siege As Strike Cuts Off Heat; Arbiter Is Named by Struck Company

Pittsburgh Is Preparing For Extended Siege   Downtown Buildings Use Rail Locomotives To Supply Heat

HOPE SEEN IN ‘PHONE TIEUP   President Calls Stee! Leaders to Capital Conference

PHONE STRIKE MAY BE CALLED OFF TONIGHT      President Making Efforts To Prevent Steel Men From Walking Out   ‘PHONE SEIZURE PLANNED   If Troubles Not Settled Government Expected To Take Over

STORM SWEEPS ROCKIES REGION   Drifts Mount in Denver as 11 Inches of Snow Fall Seturday

Search Starts For Ring After ~ Four Big Hauls   Safes Looted in Daring Robberies; Clubs Are Victimized

Nation - Wide Phone Tie Up Peril Mounts   230,000 Employes In 46 States Vote, Requiring Ten Days

PHONE TIEUP ~~ 18 LOOMING       YITCHBOARDS “MAY BE: DE_SERTED iN SYMPATHY  " STRIKE FOR THE ELEC. TRICAL WORKERS

Threat Of Telephone Tie-Up Mounts   Renew Call For, Sympathy Strike ©

FLOGGERS SOUGHT BY BRITISH TROOPS   Curfew Imposed in Palestine - Coastal Zone

OHECK DEALS ARE CLEARED FOR PUBLIC   Congressman May Tells What He Did With Funds Handled

May Testified His Interests - OF No Profit   Transcripts of Testimony On War Profits Given Out at Congress-_  man's Behest -

Chairman May Denies Profits InTimber Deal   Paid Out Every Dollar Handled for Company,  Kantneokian Sava

May Denies  Aiding Firm Get Contraet  Disclaims Idea He Made Profit

May Denies Connections  With Firms   Senator Admits Some Aid Given In Timber Deal

May Claims He Did Not Make Profit   Kentuckian Says He Paid Out All Money He Handled

Committee Passes Legislation With New Home Ceilings   Lifts All Authority To Put Control on The Existing Houses

Price Ceiling on New Homes, With U.S. Material Control,  Recommended by Committee

Committee Ok's Housing Bill  Strikes Out Provision For Controlling Prices On Existing Homes

Ceiling Prices Approved For New Homes   Vets Get Preference In Bill Passed By House Banking Committee

BILL APPROVED WILL SET PRICES ON NEW BUT NOT OLD HOMES  TEXAN’S MEASURE TO ALLOCATE BUILDING MATERIALS AS WELL

WAGES STILL UNSETTLED IN STRIKE AT GN   NEGOTIATIONS OVER THE HUMP, SAYS MEDIATOR

General Motors Negotiations  ‘Over the Hump’ Wage Question Is to Be Settled,  ee e SE, ER Ee

MEDIATOR IS CERTAIN GW STRIKE “OVER”   Negotiators Solve Most Important Points at Issue

(;M And Union Reported Over Hump In Strike Negotiations   Most Difficult Parts of Contract Settled, Dewey An nounces — Parley to Resume at 10   O'clock This Morning

GM, Union ‘Over Hump’ On Contract   Tentative Accord Said Reached On Union Security

U.S. Mediator  Believes GM ‘Over Hump’      m Security Reported Settled, Wage Seale

Mediator Declares, llowever, Settlement Reached Over Most Difficdlt Parts of the Contreet

Negotiators Plan to Meet Again For Discussion of Wage Problem Federal Mediator Dewey Says   Vacation Pay Still to Be Worked Out; Tentative Agreement Is Reached on Union Security Proaram

Karly End in Prospect for  94. -Day Strike   Dewey Announces Negotiators Are Reaching Agreement

SETTLEMENT OF 6M WALKOUT IS BELIEVED NEAR   Negotiators Are “Over Th Hump” In Ending 94Day Deadlock   STRIKE OF MINERS IS CONSIDERED PROBABLE

Agreement In Auto Strike Is Reached   Telephone Workers To Carry Out Plans For Nationwide Walkout

GM Negotiations ‘Over the Hump, Says Mediator   Groups Said Agreed On ‘Check-Off’ Plan; Wages Unsettled

GM and Union ‘Over Hump’ il Strike Talks   Negotiations Will Be Resumed: Phone Strike Plans Go On: Houston Threat Ends

General Motors Negotiations ‘Over the Hump  Wage Question Is to Be Settled, Mediator Reports

Negotiators Plan to Meet Again For Discussion of Wage Problem Federal Mediator Dewey Says   Vacation Pay Still ts Be Worked Out; Tentative Agreement Is Reached on Union  Bie ee, Bia ae eens

Hopeful of Agreement On Trieste   Byrnes Secs Compromis With Russia After Hold-. ing Private Talks

Committee Urges State Support of U. S. Food Setur   Desmond Heads Group Favoring Aid to War Strick en Countries

Father, Brother Sought In Razor Slaying Of Girl   Unemployed Contractor Objected To Daughter Having Dates

Girl Is Slain, Father Sought   24-Year-Old Brunette Forbidden to Have Dates, Found Dead

New Orders Are Issued To Save Dwindling Coal   Coal Shortage Crisis Is Officially Recognized As National Emergency   POWER RATIONING HAS BEEN ORDERED

100,000 NEW 4 CARS, TRUCKS EXPORTED   37,440 Autos and 67,581 Trucks Sent to Foreign Users

Court Allows Higher Fares   Rules Against OPA, In Favor of Railway

TRUMAN'S FOOD ADVISERS MEET   Hoover, 12 Others J oin In Setting Up ‘EatLess’ Campaign

President Opens Food Conference  How to Feed Starving Discussed in Capital

BEGIN STUDY OF FOOD PROBLEM   Hoover And Davis, Together With Eleven Other Leaders Meet With Truman

World Food Problems Discussed   Ex-President Hoover Chester Davis to Aid Truman

Results in State Primary a Severe   Setback for PAC   Attempts to Raid Ranks of Major Parties Fail in Each Try

Four Congres: Members Are  Turned Down   Baldwin Quits, but Marcantonio, Powell Change Standards

LICENSE PLATES AVAILABLE DEC. 2   1947 Motor Vehi-:le Plates Will Be Black Figures on White Background.

MILK DEALERS DEMAND RAISE   DETROIT STRIKE HINGES ON HIGHER PRICES

Marshall's Work Praised By Chiang   Chinese Leader May Visit America

Man Saved Krom Angry Georgia Mob   Attempts Made To Lynch Suspect Held In Savage Ravish-Murder

Attlee Offers India Liberty   Ministerial Mission May Lay Groundwork

Attlee Sees Freedom for India Soon   Independence Offered » British Prime Minister— People Must Choose

FREEDOM OFFERED TO INDIAN PEOPLE BY BRITISH LEADER   Attlee Says Country To Get Independence If Desired.   MISSION TO BE SENT TO COUNTRY SOON  England To Aid Nation In Decision, Premier Declares.

Can Remain ~ in—Empire or Leave It   Attlee Tells Commons Mission to Help Either Decision

Choice To  Be Left Up To People   Ministerial Mission T Be Sent with Free Hand to Help.

Government Inside Or  Outside Of Empire Is Agreeable, Attlee Says

BRITAIN OFFERS FULL FREEDOM IF INDIA DESIRES I]   Attlee Seys Mission Will Have Free Hand in Set. tling Question

“India Herself Must Choose Hei Future Course’   Attlee Promises Indians Freedom

ATTLEE HOPES HT WILL TAY WITH EMPIRE   Will Be Given Every Help in Choosing Future by Own Free Will.

Attlee Offers India Full Independence   Britain Would Not Force People of india  to Remain in the Empire, Premier Declares

SAYS ENGLAND TO AID NATION GAIN FREEDOM   Ministerial Commission Will Go to India With  Purpose of Assistance

‘Ministerial Mission Will Have Free Hand   Inside or Outside The British Empire Freedan Will Ra Fithe

Attlee Sending Commission to  Arrange Detail   Hopes People Will Elec * to Remain Within Empire

BRITISH GROUP TO STUDY NEEDS BEFORE ELECTION   Prime Minister Says Empire Will Cooperate After Free Rallot

to me   States Britain to Aid if Free Vote Shows Desire to Cut Loose

Vote of People Will Determine Nation's Future   Citizens Have Right To Freedom, Says British Minister

MAY DECIDE QUESTION BY FREE VOTE   Says Britain Will Help Indians Get Independence

Attlee Says England Is Ready to Aid   Can “Cut Loose From Empire by Free Vote’ of Masses

India Offered Full Freedom By British Chief   She May Withdraw From Empire or  Remain, Says Attlee

She Can Drop Empire Ties, Commons Told   British Mission Going to Country With ‘Free Hand’

FULL FREEDOM, CHANCE TO QUIT EMPIRE GIVEN   Delegation Leaving Tuesday To Arrange Vote Test Of Nation’s Desire   ATTLEE SPONSORS ACTION   Premier Suggests An Interim Government To Prepare Details Of Ballot

India Offered Its Independence By Clement ‘Attlee   If Nation Wants To Cut Loose, It Can, ©  Says Prime Minister

ANTLEE ‘HOPES SHE WALL STAY “INSIDE EMPIRE   London Mission to Expedite Freecom, Prime Minister Informs Commons   WILL LEAVE NEXT WEEK   WILL CEAVE NEAL WK  Three to Set Qut Tuesday With Interim Government 4s First Ohiective

India Offered Her Freedom By Britain   Full Independence Up to The Peeple Commons is Tald

Fortune Teller May Know Too Much  , 6 Si lie Ak...2 Ff. bk   Questioned About Death Of Ada Woman’s Cousin Near Denison

Byrnes Seeking To Force Action At Paris Parley   Foreign Ministers Confer ence Seems Mired Down Progress Slight   PARLEY FAILURE IS NOW FEARED

BIG 4 HITS IMPASSE ON ITALIAN. TREATY   Group May Make Personat Ap.

Fear of Failure Haunts Big Fou Parley in Paris   U.S. Delegates Reported Ready For Walkout

‘DIPLOMATS—SAY-ONLY ANTER= _VENTION OF STALIN CAN  PREVENT BREAKUP  OF PARLEY-

FAILURE LOOMS FOR PARIS MEET   Foreign. Ministers Tackle New Agenda Seeking Terms for Italy

‘It ‘It Might Work Here’  (xives Hallows een Party To Protect Kids, Propert:

Baruch Calls on Nation to Resist Pressure  - Tests of Freedom Outlined by - Atomic Delegate

Baruch Calls on Nation to Resist Pressure  Tests of Freedom Outlined by

Decontrol Activity  OPA Ceilings on Most Fence Posts, Other Products Off

OPA ASKS WOMEN GO EASY ON SUGAR   Housewives Buying Before ‘Fruit is Avoiloble

Martin Proposes 10 Per Cent Cut In Income Taxes   Speaker-Designgate Also for Reduction in Expenses

20% GUT URGED ON INCOME TAX   Martin Favors Reduction; Backs ‘Streamlining’

MARTIN FAVORS 20 PER GENT SUT IN INCOME TAXES   Heir- Apparent to House Speakership Says Slast Should Be “Straight Across Board.”   ADVOCATES REDUCTION IN FEDERAL SPENDING   Congressman Would Repeal All Unnecessary War Powers and Streamline Congress.

Martin Flatly Demands Cut in  Taxes of 20 Pet.   Congressional Plan For Streamlining Is Given 100 Newsmen

MARTIN URGES REDUCTION IN INCOME TAXES   CUT IN GOVERNMENT SPENDING LISTED AS GOP AIM

20 P.C. CUTIN TAXES PAVOREL BY MARTIN   Republican Leader Says Is Speaking For Himself. Not Party

MANIA FACES —“EACK-OF-FOOD   STRIKERS ARE ATTEMPTING TO PREVENT MEAT BEING RROUGHT ‘O THE ‘ cury

Case Officials Not af Parley  Keep Conciliators Waitina- an Hour

Sued For Divorce  By Twelfth Wife   Rene. Nevada. Barber, Whe Has Had 12 Wives, Charged With Cruelty

SOME AREAS ‘HOLD’ Food, Rent Prices Spurt To2 26 -Year Record High

FOOD COSTS ~ GOING HIGHER DAY BY DAY   Wholesale Increases Noted As Retail Prices Jump

WAR PROFIT CASE DEFENDANT IRKED   Geliman Says Munitions Em:pire Talk Absurd, Also Rumore

Munitions Combii®, Chief: Says He And. Asso.’ ates. Ready To Defend: Ali Acts

HERD IMPROVEMENT ASS'N HAS GOOD YEAR   Total Cows Tested in Year Reaches 3,454; 97 Whole Year Herds   PRODUCTION IS HIGH

87 HERDS COMPLETED “GRY RECORD TESTS   3,494 Bucks County Cows Tested jn Herd   BUTTERFAT INCREASED

GOVERNMENT TAKING “NO RETREAT” STAND AS SPEECH AWAITED ’ LABOR. CZAR, MINERS‘  - UNION PUT UP AMOUNT ‘OF. FINES FOR APPEAL

President Confers With Cabinet to Secure Views for Sunday Night Address to Nation

Negro Who Carried Photos Of ye Whites Is Slain   Badly Battered And Partly Decomposed Body Found On Dam In Louisiana; Tuskegee Authorities Investigate Lynch Angle In Case

ANOTHER LYN Gh CASE REPORTED   Negro Man Said Beaten to Death on Thursday Night.

Chief Olive Here Every Wednesday; Signs Up  Men 17 To 30 For Navy

FURMER RESIDENT DIES IN MICHIGAN   Arrangements Incomplete for Mrs. 8. R. Berman Who Died Sunday.

 ; Quick Ruling Coming ....  Supreme Court To  Hear Lewis’ Case  _ Tuesday, Jan. 14

John L. Lewis Temporarily Vanquished   Mine Leader Faces Court Prosecution And the Threat Of  Labor Legislation.

Lewis Is Boxed In By ‘Courts, Angry Congress, Divided Mine Owners

Supreme Court To Rush Decision In Contempt Case   Arguments to Be Heard Jan. 14 to Get Ruling Before Now Deadline

Normal Production Expected By Midweek   Supreme Court Agrees To Rule Quickly On Valid Stu Of Il ewie Caontemnt Conviction .

UNUSUAL LEGAL STEP TAKEN BY ‘HIGH TRIBUNAL   Set January 14 As Date For  Areument Qn Case

An Early Decision By Court   Arguments in Lewis Contempt Case Are Set For January 14

Quick Verdict On Coal From High Tribunal  To_ Rule on Validity of   BULLETIN!

Lewis Facing Tough Battle   High Court Decision Waited on Contempt

COURT TO SPEED LEWIS RULING   Supreme Tribunal! Agrees to Review Case

COURT GRANTS U. 5. PLEA ON UMW APPEAL   Contempt Conviction To Be Reviewed by Top Tnbunal

Hearing Set for Jan. 14; Miners Return to Work   Quick Decision In Lewis Contempt Case Assured As Industry Resumes Operation

Agrees To Speed Case Of Contempt   Lower Court By-Passed; Conviction Argument Set for Jan. 14.

Early Action Set By Supreme Court   January 14 Date Is Scheduled For Hearing Arquments on Rule

Validity of Lewis Case Facing Test   Government Wins in First Round; Miners Return to Jobs

Supreme Court Will [Hear Bot Arguments, ‘January 14 [   FOR A FINAL DECISION   Action Was Taken Because of Public Interest : ~ Involved

Nation’s Highest Tribunal Sets Tuesday, Jan. 14, For Hearing Arguments By Counsel For Both Sides In Contempt Conviction Of Union Chieftain And His Organization, Bypassing Court Of Appeals— Decision Could Follow Soon Afterward

STEP UNUSUAL IS HISTORY OF HIGHEST BENCH   Action Comes As Miners Go Back To Work All Over Nation

Supreme Court to Speed Lewis Case   Counsel for Both Sides Will Present Arguments Jan. 14   Tribunal Acts On Government Plea Because of Public Interest Involved

UMW Chief Boxed  In on Three Sides;  Coal Production Will  Be Stepped Up This Week

Nation Getting Back To Normal   _,. Striking Miners Heed Back-to-work Order

LEWIS CASE TO BE ARGUED JANUARY 14   Supreme Court Agrees to Quick Ruling on Validity of Contempt Conviction That Brought $3,510,000 in Fines.

Supreme Court May Take Case Today But Final Ruling May Be Delayed

AWAIT SUPREME COURT TEST OF CONTEMPT CASE   HIGHEST TRIBUNAL SETS HEARING FOR ARGUMENTS JAN. 14

Date Is Set For Hearing Arguments      Counsel for Both Sides To Be Heard Jan. 14; Decision Could Be Any Mondav Following

SPEED SEEN IN UNUSUAL LEGAL STEP   Early Date, Jan. 14, Is Set for Review of Issue Before U. S. Tribunal.

Unusual Step Taken as Men Return to Pits   Over 280,000 Back; Tribunal Will Hear Arguments Jan. 14

JANUARY 14 HEARING SET AS QUICK RULING ON APPEAL PROMISED   DECISION MAY COME PROMPTLY AFTER ALL ARGUMENTS ARE HEARD

Supreme Court Showdown On. Strike Looms   Early Decision Is Due; Arguments. Ser January 14

High Tribunal Agrees to Rule On Contempt :   Miners Rush Back to Work and Industry

Mine Hearing Is Slated Jan. 14   Counsel for Both Sides to Give Arguments; Decision Can Come Any Monday Afterward

Supreme Court Showdown On Strike Looms “s  Due; Argaments__ Set January 14

Court fo Give  Quick Ruling in  Contempt Case _ Issue Speeded to  eenset 6Fl Fae eae

Industry Reviving As Coal Mines Are Agairt Operating   Demand Not Softened fo: Legislation to Curb Strikac

SUPREME COURT TD REVIEW CASE OF UMW JAN. 1   Will Hear Arguments a That Time on Conviction of Lewis and Union   DECISION TO BE SPED   Other Angles of Controversy May Also Be Placed Before Tribunal

Gov't-Lewis Fight Goes Into Another Round Today   Next Move. Up To Supreme Court In Legal Battle Over Injunction; Mine Chieftain Surrenders Saturday

Top Court's Nod In Lewis Case Expected Today   Anticipate Supreme. Body _ Will Take Jurisdiction For Early Showdown

Miners Dig Coal As Strike Stops   Some Say ‘I Hate To Go Back With Nothing To Show But Three Weeks’ Lost Pay’; Christmas Outlook Bright

Quick Verdict On Coal From High Tribunal   To Rule on Validity o Contempt Conviction o Lewis, UMW      BULLETIN!

JAN. 14 SET AS DAY FOR AIRING OF ARGUMENTS   Decision Can Come Any Monday Thereafter; Tribunal Heods Piea far Speed.

CONSERVATION REGULATIONS ARE EASED   President Cancels Sunday Radio Address   Rejoices At Surrender Of Lewis: Miners Back At Least Until April 1

LEWIS FACING BITTER STRUGGLE FOR CONTRACT   High Court Ruling: on Contempt Case Awaited

Agrees to Give Quick Decision On Conviction For Contempt   Speeds AuthoritativeF inding Because of Public  Interest

Bitter Struggle Still Is Facing Lewis in Dispute   Administration Is Hopeful for Decision From High Tribunal

LEWIS, UMW HEARING SET FOR JAN. 14   Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Contempt Case

Hearing Set For Jan. 14   Arguments by Counsel For Both Sides to Be Heard On Contempt Conviction

Accept Direct Appeal in Strike Contempt Case   Agrees to By-Pass Court of Appeals; Sets Hearing for Jan. 14

Strike’s End Causes Glee in  Federal Camp   Court Expected To Accede to Early  Showdown

Government Officers Jubilant Over Week End Surrender of Mine Leader   After 17-Day Strike.   ARGUMENTS WILL BE HEARD JANUARY 4TH

U.S. SUPREME COURT TO TAKE JURISDICTION   Lewis Sends Miners Back to Work Under Existing Contract

COURT AGREES TO GIVE QUICK RULING ON VALIDITY OF THE CONVICTION OF U.M.W. CHIEF

SETS JAN, 14 FOR CONTEMP! FINE HEARING   Back-to-Work March Begins

BENCH PLEDGES QUICK DECISION ON CONVICTION   Government. Is Seeking No-Strike Promises in Vital Industries

MINE WORKERS TO OFFER CASE ON JANUARY 1      Few Districts Defy ‘Back to Work’ Ultimatum

Lewis Still Facing Bitter Struggle To Win New Contract For Miners. Superme Court Decesion Next.

Arguments To Be Heard On Jan. 14   Coal Miners Throughout U. S. Return to Pits

LOUIS, CONN SET FOR FIGHT   Fans Jam Garden Area as Champ and Contender Weigh In

Senator Guffey Must Face Governor Martin in Nevember; Shroyer is Badly Beaten By Duff.

Gov. Martin And Duff Win By Landslide Margins  . Democrat Rice ©   Democrat Rice Increases Lead Over Morris in Governorship Race

Entire GOP _ Organization Slate Named   Martin, Strickler and Livengood, Along With Duff Coast on Long Leads in Primary; Rice Victor in Democratic Vote

Protest 32nd Going To State   Michigan Men Want To Retain Identity

NO ADMISSION TO AZERBAWAN   BRITISH DELEGATES BARRED BY RUSSIANS

Iranian Parliament Will Debate Oil Deal With Russia  General Terms Are Finished But  TMatmitle Damnin Wad

Iranian Parliament Will Debate Oil Deal With Russia  General Terms Are Finished But Details Remain Yet

LARGE ELEVATOR DAMAGED BY FIRE   Flames Destroy 3 Million Bushels of Grain at Minneapolis.

Union Conference Approves  G. M. Strike Agreement   Action Taken After Day-Long Study of Terms of Contract— Issues Affecting Various Locals Are Left to Those Organizations for Settlement—Action Means That Each Local Will Decide on When It Will Return to Work.

GM Settlement ls Approved By ClO Group   Decision As To Return To Work Left To Locals

G-M Strike Settlement Given Approval   Decision on Retarn To Work fs Left Ute # ocal Lewy as

GM Agreement OK'd At Meet   Back to ‘Work Decisions Are Left to Local CIO  Unions

GM Conference Ratifies Pact   Locals Must Approve Conteoct ta Weel

GM TURNS DOWN UNION REQUEST OF ARBITRATION   Leaders Spurn Offer for NLRB Poll To Determine Sentiment: of Strikers

5M PROPOSES STRIKE POLL   OUNTER-PROPOSAL MADE TO  ION'S PLAN FOR AR BITRATION OF  DISPUTE

Counsel Tells Judge U.M.W. Contention Is Not Valid, Mines Not Privately Run   Judge Gives View   Says He Presumes Lewis and Others Trying to Show Good Faith

Federal Lawyers Appear At Trial   Evidence Directed At Contention Of Mine Workers

Claim Strike  Interferes With Government   _ Mine Union Head Charged With Contempt For Failing To Cail Off Contract Terminatior

SEEK TO SHOW INTERFERENCE BY U. M. W.   Coal Strike In 12th Day, Trial In Third   Of Smith-Connally Act Do Apply In Dispute, Attorney Hopes To Prove

Federal Attorneys Pressing Charge   Assert Coal Strike Interferes With Running of Government

Miners Say Pits Are Operated by Private Owners   UMW Lawyers Defend Termination of Pact Ordered by Chieftain

-~DEVELOPMENTS IN COAL STRIKESecretary Krug Heads List Of Witnesses In Government’s Action —  Third Day Of Trial Finds Federal Coal Mines Administrator On Stand

Seek To Show Strike Has Interfered With One Of  Government Functions

Federal Lawyers Pile Up Evidence   Chief Attorney Lists Witnesses To Be Called in Contempt. Case

Four U. S. Sailors Injured In Clash With Chinese Mob   Navy Truck Seeks To Push Through Unemployed Chinese Staging  Demonstration

Quake Strikes Again   Dominican Damage Is Believed Greater Than That Of Sunday

Russia Drops Fight to Limit Tour  Greece, Yugoslavia Bulgaria and

COUNCIL SENDS 11-MAN BOARD TO GREEK AREA   Gromyko Forces Limit To Border Sections Of Countries

Man-in-Street  Of Russia Happy At Announcement By Stalin on UNO All Say Feelings Of the People Voiced by Premier

REDS APPROVE STALIN REPLIES   Man On The Street Favors Peace, Gilmore Finds

Russia’s Ivan OKs Stalin’s  Peace Desire   Man-in-Street Declares Soviet Leader Spoke Words All Have Thought

Little Russians Applaud Stalin  Soviet People Declare They Certainly Don’t Want War

OOOO  Russia’s Man In The Street Agrees With Stalin Position That World Is After Peace

Russian “Man in the Street” Hails Stalin’s Expression of Faith in UNO

Common Citizenry of Russia Stands With Stalin on Appeal for Peace

RUSSIAN PEOPLE PRAISE STALIN‘ “PEACE” MESSAGE   Say Generdlissime Voiced Nation's Attitude Ageinst War

RUSSIANS APPROVE ANSWERS   Men In Streets Praise Stalin For Expressions

Crowds Watch Wild Melee at Allis-Chalmers   Fracas Follows Daily Morning Lull; Block Arbitration Move —

U.N.0. PREPARES FOR THURSDAY ADJOURNMENT   Council Agrees to Debate Syria, Lebanon Issue

FIRST SESSION OF ASSEMBLY NEARS CLOSE   Security Council Expected To Discuss British and French Troops In Syria Friday

General Assembly Of UNO Sneeds To Adjournment  To Take Action On Capita! Site

Levant Row JoBe Aired i n LINO Cound   Assembly Will Close Session After Giving Approval to N.Y. Site

UNO Assembly Clears Deeks  a  : For Sine Die   Approval 51-Nation Grouy .of New York City and  * Connecticut 'Area As Howe Site Expected

Syrian Matter Is Next ForUNO      Council Agrees To Take Up Question ,Of Occupancy.

First Historic UNO Parley Is Near End   Security Council Agrees To Take Up Question Of Allied Troops In  Syria, Lebanon

HOPE 10 CONCLUDE LONDON MEETING FRIDAY NIGHT   tnited Nations Seeurity Council Is Working to That Point.   A HISTORIC MEETING   Hope to Pass Quickly Upon Recommendations For Headquarters Site.

UE TOMORROW              nbers Hope to Clear Up vant Problems and Adn the Session — Indoan Row Settled     EE eer eee

New York City, Connecticut Are Certain to Pass   UN. O. Delegates Are Sure Two Sites Will Get Necessary Assembly Votes

UNO ASSEMBLY APPROVES SITE SELECTIONS AT FINAL MEETING   Session Moves To Adjournment As I Approves Report Of Committees

Security. Council Agrees to Act On Levant Issue   General Assembly Of UNO Rushes. Toward Ending. First. Session

Council Takes Up Lebanon, Syria Dispute   General Assembly Nears Conclusion Ot Historic Meeting; Ta Select Site

UNO Ready To Adjourn   Expect Quick Approval of Temporary and Permanent Sites for Headquarters

Assembly Will Complete Meeting Soon  PR eS eee   Presence of British Troops in Near East Drawing Fire

UN to Take Up Syrian Case   General Assembly Rushes Toward  Adjournment

‘@ PAUL MALLON—   Proposes Same Rights Here for Reds as Russ Would Grant U.S.

BRITIGH BEGIN DOOR-TO-D00h CULPRIT HUNT   Crack Troops Isolate City of Tel Aviv; Break Cemmunications.

Tel Aviv Isolated as British Troops Clamp Ironclad Curfew on Old City

Seek fo Corner Perpetrators of Hotel Bombing   Drastic Curfew Imposed; Bomb Factory Found

Price Increases Granted by OPA  Building Materials a  Pa << or ae

Syracuse Has Buyers’ Strike   Sound Trucks Patrol City Urging Citizens Not To Ruv

POLLS OPEN FOR FREEST ELECTION IN JAPAN HISTORY WOMEN OUTNUMBER MEN IN- TURNOUT FOR EARLY VOTING ~

MOUNTED AND MOTORCYCLE POLICE BREAK UP. A PADADE OF CIECTRDIC CTRICERS. 19 ARRECTEN

PHEASANTS MAY BE HUNTED IN DICKINSON COUNTY BEGINNING OCT, 28; TRAPPING NOV. 109 TO JAX i0

21 Days of Hunting in Seven Fewer Counties; Cut Bag, Possession Limits

PHEASANT SEASON WILL BE SHORTER   Conservation Commission Re. duces Leagth of Season and Bag Limit This Fal].

lowans to Have 21 Day Open Pheasant Season   Season Opens Oct. 28th. Closes Nov. 17th. Shooting From 10 to 4. Bag Limit 3 Roosters a Day

Government Ownership Of British Railroads — Is Virtually: Assured.

Conservatives Lose in Vote By Parliament   Measure Seen As “Disaster” in Speech by Eden

House Of Commons Votes Nationalization  Of Britain’s Railways, Highway Transport

Commons Okays Transport Bill   . Measure. Nationalizing Railroads And:Highway. . - Transports Passed.

"Femperatures   However, Reported Russ Troop Moves Keep Tension High

Bevin Says Russia Has Pledged That She Will Respect Iran's Territorial Rights   Tension Remains High A: Troop Movements Continuing

Russia Promised Respect For Territorial Integrity of \ran, Commons Hears

IRAN REPORT I$ DUE TODAY   RUSSIAN DELEGATE REITER * ATES HE WILL BOYCOTT  ‘ "SECURITY COUNCIL SESSION

Griffith Elected  Head of Levion   National Convention Closes on Coast

EXPECT BOOST TO UP COTTON CLOTHING: PRICE   17 Per Cent Increase in Household Linens Is Forecast by OPA

OPA BOOSTS PRICES OF COTTON, LINENS   Higher Retail Ceilings Due To Be Effective Soon

Higher Ceilings On Fabrics, New _ Shirts, Utensils   Forecasts Increase On Other Items; Some — Are Relayed

COTTON, LINEN PRICES CLIMB   OPA Orders Higher’ Textile Ceilings Into Effect At Once

New Ceilings on Textiles to Boost Prices   Cotton Clothing, Household Linens Raised (mmediately

Colton Clothing Prices. Going Up, OPA Announces   Agency Takes Action “Te Prevent Slowdown In Production"

INCREASES IN TEXTILES WILL BRING ADVANCE   OPA Predicts 17 Per Cent Hike in tTeacahald Tanens

Cottons Going Up Says OPA   Textile Increase Gives Industry An Extra Half Billion

COMBED YARN IS UP 13,5 PER GT.; AVERAGE 18 16   Cotton Clothing Prices Upped Six To Eight ‘Pct. By OPA; Price Hikes Vary For Different Products.

Upward Prices In Coffon and Linen Foreseen   OPA Promises 6 to 8 Per Cent Jump on Cottor Clothing; Means Half Billion to Industry

Higher Ceilings On Textiles Go Into Effect   Increases of 6 to 8 Per Cent on Clothing Forecast

BOT PRICES UF LINENS AND COTTON GO0D'   ‘Hikes of 6 to 17 Per Cent Are Forecast with New  Ceiling Order.

CLOTHING PRICE HIKE PREDICTED   New OPA Textile Ceilings May Also Boost Cost of Table Linens

Cotton Clothing Prices To Rise 6 to 8 Per Cent   Increases on Shirts, Shorts and Pajamas Will Be in Additior to Hikes Authorized Last Week — Higher Cost Due tc Raising of Textile Ceilings by OPA — Agency Approves 5 Per Cent Boost on Kitchen Utensils.

Cotton Clothing Prices Rising; Some 17 Per Cent  Textile Geilings Up Under New Price Control Act, Report

OPA Forecasts Rise in Cotton  Clothing Prices   Price Controls on 52 Miscellaneous Items Lifted; Kitchen Utensil Prices Upped

CEILINGS INCREASED      Hiked Six To Eight Per Cent Under OPA Order

TILE CEILINGS BOOSTED   Cotton Clothing, Household Linen Prices to Rise

OPA Forecasts Price Rise For Cofton Clothes   Bed Sheets and Other Household Linens to Cost 17 Percent More

COTTON CLOTHING TO COST MORE AS ‘CEILINGS RAISED   OPA Places Higher Ceilings on Textiles to Indicate Raise In Clothing Costs

Sharp Rise In Cotton Clothing.   Household Linens and Piece Goods Also to Be Affected By OPA ‘Ordered Price Hike

OPA FORECASTS RISE IN COTTON CLOTHES COST   Textile Ceilings Given 16 Per Cent Boost By Price Agency

Cotton: Clothing Prices Boosted   Textile Ceilings Are _Haised; Controls of 5? tems Removed

Clothing Prices To Rise; OPA Ups Lids on 52 Foods   Increases Ceilings on Kitchen Utensils, Couches, Beds

Five-Month Draft Holiday Vote Put Off by House   Decisive Ballot That Would Have Sent Measure To Senate Blocked When Rep. Cox Demands + Reading Formally Engrossed Bill, Amendments

Final Vote On House Measure Comes Monday   Devisive Vote That Would Have Sent It ta Senate Bloaked by Dentand Amendments Be Read   Would Halt Draft For 5-Month Period   Rep. MeCormick Accuses House of Resorting to “Lopislative Mockery 5  Others Tlurl Charec

Delay On Bill Of Teen Ages   Opponents Of Measure Say’  Shortage Of Manpower To. Strike Army, Navy. a    FINAL VOTE MONDAY

House Votes Draft Delay, End Of Teen Ager Taking   Waits Uowul Monday For bes Final Move

Five-Month Induction Holiday Approved but Final Action Is Delayed   Senate Said Likely to Modify What Has Already Been Passed With Committee-Approved Bill Lacking the Restrictions Voted Saturday by the House

Extension of Law ©  To Feb. 15 Okayed   Final Action on Measure Delaved Until Monday

a  House Delays Final Action on Extension Of Draft to Monday   Writes Five-Months Induction Holiday Into Measure And Puts in Ban to Drafting of Teen-Agers; Senate Still Has Say on Bill Lacking House Bill Restrictiane   Senate Still Has Saw

FINAL ACTION IS POSTPONED UNTIL - MONDAY,   Bill Bans Inductions Five Months, Frees TeenAgers i

Final Action Is Delayed Till Monday; Ready End Of Teen-Age Draft Term

Final Action on Extension Bill To Be on Monday   Minimum Age Raised To 20 Years; Texan Flays Proposed Plan

Final Action On Draft Bill Is Delayed   Senate Stull Has Voice in Final  Form of Measure

Final Vote On Bill Set For Monday  End To Drafting. O£ *Feen-Agers Okehed;

House Voles Draff Holiday, Teen-Age Ban   Final Action on Bill as Whole Is Delayed Until Monday; Senate to Get Measure

FIVE MONTHS HOLIDAY PUT ON INDUCTIONS   SELECTIVE SERVICE EXTENSION VOTE DUE MONDAY

Final Decision On Bill Put Off Until Monday  Measures Would  a a ee   Measures Would Continue Law To Feb. 15. 1947

Draft Holiday To Teen-Agers  Passes House   Technical Maneuver Halts Last Vote On Controversial Selective Service Bill; Senate Concurrence Is Needed

VOTE HOLIDAY Ur d MONTHS; TEEN-AGE BAN   Demand for Reading of Bill Delays Final Action Until Monday.

Draft Holiday Written (Into Measure   Action on Bill Is Delayed Until Monday

House Votes a Five-month Induction Half   Sharply Chanked Bill Leaves Out Many Proposals

FINAL ACTION ON BILL HELD UP TO MONDAY   Five-Month Induction Holiday Approved by Narrow Margin

Holiday, New Minimum Draft  Age Approved   Final Action on Measure Is Put  Off Until Monday

Dratt Bill Action  Is Delaved   Vote Monday On  9-Months Induction Holiday, End To Drafting Teen-agers

BAN ON DRAFTING YOUTHS UNDER 2 VOTED BY HOUSE   Five-Month Induction wot Approved—Final Action  on Bill Delayed Un- ~*= $  til Monday. a4   SERVICE LIABILITY =  LEFT AT 18 MONTHS   i. Restrictions Fought by Ad-“ ministration Leaders—Senate Still Has Say on Proposals.

House Rules To Delay Its Draft Action   Final Vote Slated Monday on Program Calling For Five-Months Induction Holiday and Ban On Drafting of Teen-Agers into Army.

Final Ballot On Measure Will Be Taken During Monday Session   Senate Is Yet To Pass On Act   No Record Vote Taken On Either Holiday Or Higher Age

House Puts Off Final  Draft Vote   Puts 5-Month Holiday in Bill and Fixes Ages — From 20 to 29,

Final House Vote On Bill Delayed   Senate Still Has Say Coming On Extension

Five-Month Ban On Draft Planned   House Delays Final Vote On Bill Until Monday; Program Would Ban Inductions Of Men Under 20; Approval Seen. .

House Favors End To Draft Of Teen-Agers   Enlisted Pay Raise Proposals Turned Down In House Bill

All Eligible for July 'Discharge Will Be Out !Then Says Eisenhower

RELEASE SLOWDOWN “NEEDED” 10 KEEP NECESSARY FORCES  ALL ELIGIBLE MEN TO BE DISCHARGED IN APRIL OR JULY

Discharge Program Explained   Eisenhower Reveals Army Demobilization Goals, Defends Slowdown

CONGRESS TOLD THAT EVERY — MAN ELIGIBLE FOR DISCHARGE ‘ WILL BE OUT OF ARMY BY JULY.

Point System Revised; Me With 45 Or 30 Months Out By April 30   10 Pointers Due Home By July   General DefendsSlowDowr Says It Necessary To Maintain An Army

Eisenhower States Discharge Slowup Done To Aid Army   Declares Demobilization Rate Would Have Left Notion With No Army By July 1; Soys Men With 45 Points, 30 Month: Our Sann

GEN. EISENHOWER DEFENDS ARMY'S DISCHARGE PLAN   Demobilization Slowed fc Prevent Collapse of ’ emad: Farcas

Demobilization Slowed Tc Prevent: “Collapse” Of. Army,Eisenhower Report:

lke Explains Slow-Up in Demobilizing   General Promises All Eligible Men Will Be Out of Service July 1

OPA Grants Retail Coal, Shoe Price Increases   Coal Mines’ Safety Codels Effective On Monday Morning

Make Quick Use Of Orders Held Since July 1   Re-Establish Rent Controls After  Pres. Truman Signs Bill ‘With Reluctance

OPA Granting Hikes Planned Last June 30   Shoes Included In Items Listed For Price Increases

Grant Increase On Many Items In Regulation:   Strip Controls on Many Consum. er Items; Other Prices Going Up

Price Controls  Restored: OPA Ready Withl42 Orders; May Be  Special Session

COAL AND SHOE PRICES UPPED   OPA Also Strips Controls from Many Consumer Items

OPA GRANTS INCREASES ON ITEMS      Coal, Shoes And Many Lesser Items To Cost More

OPA Ups Some Price Ceilings   Orders Rolling Out Involve Coal, Shoes, Many Smaller Items

HIKES BASED ON CEILINGS OF JUNE 30   Cost of Fuel to Be Up Six to Eight Cents a Ton and Footwear Increase Will Average 2.4 Per Cent.

Ceiling On Shoes And Other Items “Raised By OPA   Truman Signs Revival Bill, _ Suggests More. Funds -Needed For - Subsidies

SEVERAL OTHER ITEMS EXEMPTED FROM CONTROLS   flevived Agency Prepares 142 Regulations for First

Ceilings Raised on Solid Fuels And Shoes in First Move as OPA Starts Action Under Cut Powers

Price Increases. Granted by OPA   142 Regulations Ready for Issuance

Congress Leaders Say Taxes Are Not to Increase  Truman Must Seek  Elsewhere for =e Det eee   Partial List of Many Items to Ge New Status Under OPA Is Given; Much Household Equipment Included

As First Act OPA Ups Price Levets   Coal, Shoes and Many Less er Commodities Will Cost More   Subject to Revision Under Terms of the OPA Extender Law

Immediate Increases Granted On Coal, Shoes; Action Only Temporary

As First Act OPA Ups Price Levels   Coal, Shoes and Many Lesser Commodities Will Cost More   LIFTS ARE TEMPORARY   Subject to Revision Under Terms of the OPA Extender Law

Price Agency T akes Action On First Day   142 Orders Ready As Truman Signs Camnramise Rill

OPA Raises Some Prices; Frees Other:   Coal and Shoe Costs Feature Ceiling Rise

Ceilings On Many Other Items Hiked   Increases Effective At Once;' Some Consumer  Goods Decontrolled.

June Ceilings On Rents, Rules On Eviction Are Back in Effect   PriceAgencyBroughtBack To Life After 25 Days 4 of Death

Raise Prices on Coal and Shoes   OPA Also Strips Controls from Numbe: Of Consumer Items

OPAHikesShoe Prices: Lifts Some Controls   OPA Removes Price Ceilings From Clocks, Low-Back Chairs, Rubber Floor Mats and Runners

TRUMAN SIGNS MEASURE, THO NOT SATISFIED   OPA Bill is Revived And New Pricing Orders Are Ready

OPA Back, Se Coal, Shoe Prices Are Up   Increases For Many Lesser Items Granted; Controls Over Number Articles Are Removed

mT EENZAINOE URLS RAIN PRAT INA  U.S. Takes Over Rail Lines After  Truman’s Order

Workers Likely To Go Out Despite Seizure By U. S.; Deadline Set For 4 P. M.   “STRIKE IS ON”   Says Union Official As O. D. T. Tells All Non-Rail Transportation Systems To Stand By

STRIKE I$ STILL SCHEDULED 10 START AT 4 P.M,   Union Leaders Refuse To Call Off Walkout Despite Seizure   WORKERS AWAIT WORD   Many Favor Quitting As Planned; Travelers To Be Stranded

Union Leader Says Strike “On” Despite U.S. Seizure; Deadline s Set for 4 P.M.   Little Hope Held for Last-Minute Order Blocking Walkout; ODT Awaits Union Action as Zero Hour Nears

ODT Ponders Having Army, Navy Fly Mai   Truck, Bus, WaterSystems Asked to Shoulder Train Burden

250,000 ENGINEERS AND TRAINMEN GO OUT AT 4 O'CLOCK   A Union Statement That the Strike Is On Dampened Faint Hopes.   Some of the Men Will Complete Their Runs on Sunday.

ODT Calls For Assistance During Crisis   Nation Tense As Zero Hour Of Four Nears

Elks Plan Arizona City Days “° — Celebration Here Nov. 14. 15 and 16   Yuma County Day at Fair, Football Game Postponed to Saturday, Nov. 9

TWO MORE BOYS KILLED BY GUNS   Accidents in Findlay Are Bring Ohio Hunting Toll to Four

N “TO TACKLE SPAIN PROBLEM   Australian Compromise for Probe Is Favored

UN COUNCIL TACKLES FRANCO SPAIN ISSUE   Australian Compromise May - Be Accented

Refuse Rehearing in Gas Tax Suit  Supreme Court Denies Carlton Application

Stay Motion Is Overruled By High Tribunal   Expect $5,881,462. Fund To Be Released For Connty Distribution ~

Expect Appeals To U.S. Supreme  Court in Cases   Fourth Cent Tax on Gasoline Nets State 5 Millions Annually; Bisignano Faces Jail

IOWA SUPREME COURT PERMITS FUNDS RELEASE   Tax Brings $5,000,000 For Use on Secondary Roads and City Streets

Night Session May Be Necessary To Drive Through Powers Sought By President To Prevent Strikes Arainst U. 8.   THINK OPPOSITION CAN BE BEATEN DOWN

‘ADMINISTRATION DRIVE FOR LABOF BILLS CONTINUES   Truman to Insist on Stronz Emergency lowers

Plan Night Session To  Sneed Vote   Barkley Expects Passage Of Drastic Measure This Week

Coalition of Jap Parties Expected  Conservatives Win Big Majority in New Parliament; thidehara Mav Go

HREE-PARTY QALITION MAY ULE IN JAPAN   Winners Talk Unity Cabinet

PREMIER TO QUIT OFFICE IN SHAKEUP   Leading Conservative Parties Pile Up Impressive Majority In Election.

BIG MAJORITY IS COUNTED BY CONSERVATIVES   Three Leading Parties Hold 322 Of 466 Seats In Nipponese Diet

Winning Jap Parties May Form Coalition   Shidehara May Resign Within Week, 10 Days

THREE JAPANESE PARTIES DEBATE UNIFICATION   View Coalition Government As Vote Is Counted

Three Jap Parties Win 322 Diet Seats; Ready to Form Coalition Government

Dwindling Coal Supplies Threatens Utility Service  New Gloom Added To Labor Front Rv New Strikes

Lewis Insists On Back Money  From Operators   Refuses to Discuss New Contract Until Payment For Holidays Is Made;  Rejects Arbitration

LEWIS AND COAL OPERATORS SEEK TRUCE IN DISPUTE   Dwindling Stockpiles of Fuel Threaten to Halt Util Pe ae ae

Month Old Coal Strike Still Holds Spotlighi  Lewis, Operators Are Negotiating

Mines Eyed For Storage   Army and Navy Surveying Diggings jor Use During  owe

Understanding Urged by Bevin   Foreign Secretary Of Great Britain Addresses Commons

Mob Lynching Being Probe   State Investigation Being Made Of Murder Of Four Negroes In Georgia

MOB SLAYINGS ~ BEING PROBED   FEDERAL INVESTIGATORS SENT TO SCENE OF KILLING OF FOUR NEGROES IN GEORGIA

INVESTIGATION BEING MADE INLYNCHING   Eye Witness Gives Account  To Officials

Georgia Presses Probe  __Of Lynching of 4 Negroes   Farmer Tells Full Story of Quadruple Shooting on Country Road.by White Mob

BANS ARE IMPOSED DN USE OF MAILS BY U.S. OFFICIALS   First Class and Card: Only to Be Sent Out Says Hannegan Today at Nation’s Capital.   MINIMUM ONLY TO BE OFFERED

POSTAL DEPT. PUTS STRIKE BAN ON MAIL   All But First Class Mail Embargoed by U.S. Order

COUNTY-WIDE MASS MEETING SCHEDULED MONDAY AFTERNOON  PROGRAM CALLING FOR FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD

COUNTY-WIDE MASS MEETING SCHEDULED MONDAY AFTERNOON   PoONCP AM CAITING Troe   PROGRAM CALLING FOR FARM-TO-MARKET ROADS WILL BE DISCUSSED

TEXARKANA GIRL STILL IS MISSING   Officers From Four States Join in Search

REVIVED OPA CEILINGS ARE BLAMED      Most Of Cattle Received Are Dried Up Cows

Weird-Looking Meat Animals Reaching Chicago Stockyards   Emaciated Hogs, Dried Up Cows Received: Decline In Shipments As Ceilings Return   Dinners Minus Meat Coming

Meat Animals Weird Looking  Arrivals at Markets Drean Practically.

Stockyards Get Weird Animals For Slaughtering  Dried Up Cows, Emaciated Sows, Boars, Pigs Ofter

Ceilings Lifted On Varied List “Of Cosinetics   Lid Gees Back On Ment At : Wholesale; Full-Scale Black Market Drive . Promised   “Some Weird Looking Animals Stuinbling Into Stockyards

Only Low Grade Meat Animals Go To Slaughterers; Dried-up Cows And Chopless Sows Predominate

REVIVED CEILINGS 5 CAUSE DRASTIC DECLINE  Only Low Grade Animals Offered As Livestock Runs Hit Bottom

Highly Unappetizing Meat Seems To Be On The Nation’s Menu... .  Only Dried Up Cattle On Sale

Weird Animals In Stockyards   Sorry Lot Being Moved Into Chicago Yards

Livestock Runs  At All-Time Low      Only Low-Grade Meat Animals Offered In First Week Of Revived Ceiling:

MARKETS NEAR ALL-TIME LOW   Only Scrubs Overlooked ii Last Week’s Jam Reaching Chicago Yards

Meat Animals Hit A Very Sorry Low   Cows, Sows, Boars Make Up Run Today

Livestock Market Runs At New Low   Only Poor Grade of Cattle and Hogs Offered For Sale

STOCKYARDS GET INFERIOR GRADES   LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS DROP DRASTICALLY WITH NEW CEILINGS

Livestock Runs Near All-Time Low In First Week Of Revived Ceilings

CATTLE RUN SLIM, STOCK IS SCRAWNY   Most of Livestock at Chi. cago Consists of Dried. Up Cows, Offering Unappetizing Meat for the Public.

U.S. Stockyards Get Poor Type Of Livestock   ODD LOOKING ANIMALS ARRIVE AT PACKING PLANTS

Runs at Livestock Markets Reach All- Time Low in Ist Week of Revived OPA Ceilings on Hogs and Cattle

Hogs and Cattle of Poor Quality   Weird Looking Meat Animals at Market

New Low Volume Livestock Record Set at Chicago   Markets Decline Drastically in First Week of Revived OPA Ceilings

Weird-Looking Cattle, Hogs Stumble Into Markets As Arrivals Dip Sharply

PENS BARE AS SHIPMENTS OF CATTLE FALL   Weird-Looking Animals Arrive As Slack !s Attributed To Early Rush

Poor Stock To Market   Bulk of Scant Offer ings “Weird Looking” Meat Animals as OPA Ceilings Are Revived

Nation’s Stockyards Practically Empty With Revival Of O. P. A. Meat Ceilings

Chicago’s Pens Nearly Empty Under Revived OPA Ceilings   Livestock Receipts Set an All-Time Low Record

House Votes Draft Holiday.  Pay Increases   Measure Passes by Vote of 290 to 108 After 2 Days’ Debate Has *Teen-Age Ban

House Votes  Draft Holiday  9-Month Extension Has Vive Restrictions

VOTES 10 EXTEND DRAFT TO FEB. 1   HOUSE ALSO APPROVES 55 PER CENT PAY RAISE FOR BUCK PRIVATES.

Induction Halt, 50 P. C. GI Pay Boost included  Senate Gets Bills Designed to Aid Recruiting Drive

House Vote: To Boost Draft Age   ‘5-Month Holiday, 50 Pct. Pay Hike Approved

Draft Holiday, GI Pay Boosts OK'd By House   Draft to be Suspended for 5 Months According to House Action

Votes Pay Boost For Servicemen  Extends Draft Law Until Feb. 15. 1947

HOUSE VOTES TO INCREASE SERVICE P AY   Buck Privates Raised 50 Per Cent.; Draft Holiday Voted

Plan Prohibits Inducting Dads   Calla For Teen-Age Group Also Would be Halted

HOUSE VOTES HALT FOR INDUCTION   Pay Boost of 50 P. C. Is Allowed for Buck  Privates in Service

House Favors Five-Month Draft Holiday  May 15 to Oct. 15 Is Trial Period ' Set in Proposal

Destructive Earthquake, - Tidal Waves Take Toll of © 600 Lives in South Japan

Hundreds Killed In Devastated Section.   Tidal Waves, Fire Destroy Cities;. Food And Medicine Rushed To Area

Temneratures.   Tidal Waves and Fire Spread Ruin Across 450-Mile Belt of Nation

OVER FOUR BILLIONS REQUESTED FOR NAVY   Jruman’s Budget Fizurcs Inclade $275,600.00 For New Plancs; Wants 346.600 Men

TRUMAN ASKS 4 BILLION FOR NAVY   BUDGET CALLS FOR 500,000 ENLISTED MEN AND 100,000 MARINES,

President Truman Moose Congress to Give Britain Billions      Message Asks Nearly Four Billions As Navy Appropriation

Hoover Recommends Anderson for  Post of “Food Czar”   American People Are Called On to Eliminate Waste and Reduce Bread Consumption by 25 Per Cent

Already Half Size... CANDY BARS TO BE CUT DOWN BUT PRICE STILL 5c

YOUTH FACES MURDER COUNT   Iowa Boy Admits He Shot Mother PRocause of Urge’

Strike Leaders Of Railroaders  Remain Silen   Return To Cleveland Head. quarters After Parley Failure At Washington

ITNEY SAYS OBLEM UP TC MVERNMENT   en to Leave Trains iP. M. Unless tid to Stay on Job

IITNEY SAYS ROBLEM UP TO nVERNMENT   fen to Leave Trains  4 P. M. Unless mid to Stay on Job

Fortas Is Ready To Back Ickes   Would Testify In Hearing Of Pauley’s Nonrination For Navy Appoint mant

Iowa Counties and Cities Planning for Celebration State’s 100th Anniversary

Philippine Army Troops and Jap Diehards Clash   Encounter Takes Place Only 70 Miles South- — west of Manila

Japs Fighting Filipino Army   Nips Hiding in Back Country Near Mouth of Manila Bay

CLEANUP IN PHILIPPINES IS NECESSARY   Nips Continue to Terrorize Sections  Of Back Country

‘Battle Between Diehard Japanese Troops and American-Led Filipinos Near Manila Reported

Japs Battle in Manila Bay Area   Yanks Lead F ilipinos Against Die-Hards

TWO KILLED AS AIRLINER FALLS IN MIDDLE WEST   Pilot, Co-Pilot Die After. Crash Landing Saves 19

STAR OF CAIRO FALLS ON MUD ~- FLATINEIRE   Explosion ‘Disintegrates’ TWA Constellation; 10 Others Hurt.

EMPLOYMENT TO GET STEEL GROUP STUDY      {nternational Committee Is Asked To Report .

Probe Planned   Senate Group Ponders Charge . Made Against Senator Bilbo

PRICE CONTROL BILL DEFEAT IS CONCEDED   Priog Control To Expire June  30 Unless Extended

STRONG OPA SEEN DOOMED IN SENATE   Pepper Predicts Measure Will Be Emasculoted

SUPPORTERS OF STRONG OPA ADMIT DEFEAT   May Wnite Bill Satisfactory To Administration

WEAKENED OPA _ SYSTEM SEEN   ADMINISTRATION FACES DEFEAT IN EFFORT TO RETAIN STRONG CONTROL OVER , PRICES

BACKERS OF OPA CONCEDE DEFEAT   Barkley Hopes Conference  + Will Write Acceptable Bill

PREVENTATIVE BUT NO CURE  Plague May Be Wiped Out By Treatment With Sulfa Drug

British Troops Join in Occupation   Commonwealth Force: Land at Kure; Will Replace Yanks

First British Units Land At Kure, Japan   Advance Elements Of An Estimate 25,000 Troops Arrive In Southern Honshu

ORITISH JOIN GI’S IN JAPAN   English Will Replace Yanks on Southern Honshu

British Join In Occupation  Estimated 45,000  Troops Beain Landine

British Forces _ Join Americans   In the Task of Occupying Japan; 45,000 Troops Landing.

BRITISH TROOPS  LAND IN JAPAN   Will Aid Americans in Occu  pation Job

British Land Army in Japan  Trops Will Aid in Policing Empire and Free U.S. Soldiers

BRITISH JOIN  U: §. IN JAPAN   Empire Troops ‘Replace Tenth Corps Forces On Honshu

British Force  Enters Japan “Nipponese Wrestling With Emperor Deal

British Join U.S in Japan Occupation   Advance Elements of Commonwealth Forces Landing at Kure

BRITISH TROOPS ARRIVE IN JAPAN   Occupation Forces To Send More Americans Home

‘British Join Americans In Occupation Of Japan; ‘Nipponese Wrestling With Emperor Problem

BRITISHS JOIN GPS IN JAPAN   First Elements of Commonwealth Porces Land At Kure

Extra Bonus Passed; Trade Dept. Rejectec   Expenditures Total $575,000,000  For Biennium

Work Finished By Legislature In Early Hour:   Kill Commerce Dept. Plan, Adopt FEPC Act, Favor 90 Million For Bonus

“SYMPATHY” OF RUSSIA   Soviet Minister Extends Word to King Farouk in “Holy War On Brit ain.”’

FARM BLOC TC SEEK PRICE INCREASES   Sen. Thomas Plans Amendment to Minimum Wage Bill

ARM PRICE RISE HGHT 1S BEGUN   Senators Seek Increase if Minimum Wage Floor Boosted

FARM PRICE RISE HGHT IS BEGUN   * Pad Senators Seek Increase if Minimum Wace Floor Ronosted

FARM PRICES BOOST URGED   SENATE BLOC TO PRESS FOR INCLUDING LABOR COST IN COMPUTING PARITY LEVEL

COMMUNISTS -IN LECTION SHOW SURPRISE VOTE   Soctal Democrats Hold Early Lead With 37 Candidates Seated

Communists Get Heavy Jap Vote,’ But Fail to Win   Progressive and Liberal Parties in Control of Government.

30 MILLION JAPS CAST BALLOTS   Social Democrats Elect 37 to Diet, Liberals 35

COMMUNISTS: AUN THIRD IN FARLY COUNT   Unexpected .Size of Women’s. Vote Causes Upset in Calculations.

15 WOMEN GET JAP SEATS IN IEARLY RETURNS   Traditicnal Ties Serapped In DarkHorse Ballotine

Communists Show Some Strength in Jap Elections   Surprisingly Large Number of Women os a. a

Women Cast Huge Vote in Tokyo Aree   Control of Government Rests with Social Democrats, Liberals

MINE FINES COULD REACH $14,000,000   Way Left Open by Court to Impose Additional Penalties if Walkout Continues.

MacArthur Orders Reconversion of Steel in Japan   Chairman Once Represented Industry in United States

SENATE G.0.P. SOLVES MOST PROBLEMS   Taft-Vandenberg Combine Sweeps Appointments

Arrest Ordered Of Two Missing Alleged Bribers   Three Others In State Bank Case Out Of Country

DUCE ANNIVERSARY INSPIRES FASCISTS   Mussolini Marched on Rome  9A Years Ago

Miners Do Not Want To Strike But Must F tenons To What ‘John’ Tells Them To Do

Miners Defiant, And Determined   Workman Says ‘They Want to Work, But Without Compulsion’

Barber Says He Has Hay Fever Cure  Now He Must Prove To Post  spe   Olfice He ts Not A Fraud

Barber Says He Has Hay Fever Cure  ‘Now He Must Prove To PostOffice He Is Not A Fraud

THEYRE OUTNUMBERED, BUT—  Texas GOPs Treble Campaign Contributions Of Democrats

MURDER CASE NEARING END   Both Prosecution, Defense Conclude Testimony In  Erie Death Trial

Slaying Case To Reach Jury At Erie Today   . Extensive Rebuttal Offered by State; Stoynoff Recalled

WAINWRIGHT    Is Member of Class of 200 Initiates at Salinn Temple

TRREE MISSING m® YACHT SINKS   Ups Dinghy Is Found Of South Haven By  Coast Guardsmen

Disarmament Is U. S. Plea   Connally Gives Viev Of Nation At UN  Session -

U. S. Calls on United Nations to Open Discussions on ~! Cieannsnicey   FULL INFORMATION ON TROOP STRENCTH ASKED

U.S. Requests Full Review Or  Arms Quéstion   Connally Suggests All Member UN Make Troop  Information Avainhla.

U.S. Demands Troop. Count Be Worldwide   AMG Investigation To Be Sidetracked.

U.N. Requested To Open Talks On Disarmament   Troop Inventory Is Suggested as Preparatory Step

Disarmament Discussion ls Desired   United States Calls For Immediate Arms Consideration

U. S. Asks Immediate Disarmament Debate   Urges United Nations to Open Discussions on ‘Whole Problem;’ Demands That Proposed Troop Inventory Be Made ‘All-Inclusive’

Moscow Paner Charges Spain Aided Germany   Makes Charges That Spain Participated Actively In War On Germany's Side

Russ tanker is broken in two in storm  16 men aboard forward section

RUSSIAN TANKER BREAKS IN TWO   SEAXTEEN STILL ABOARD FORWARD SECTION--23 REPORTED RESCUED.

RUSSIAN TANKER BREAKS IN TWO   Ship Meets Disaster Off Adak, Alaska; 16 Cling To Wreckage

RUSSIAN TANKE BREAKS IN TWO   16 Men Said Aboard Part of Ship in Distress Off Alaska

Urge Draft Law Extension   Draft Law ia Bad Situation, Truman Says At Conference

Draft Law Nearing End   Senator Will Ask For 30-Day Extension to Permit Labor Debate

30-Day Draft Extension May  Be Considered   Year’s Renewal Asked By May 15 But Strike Bill May Be Forced Ahead

Truman Says Low Is In Bad Situation Some Form Of Legislation To Extend Draft Loomina

Prowl Jobs Here Keep Police Busy  15 Reported Sunday and Monday Morning

REFUGE CAMP PROBE VOTED   Action Is Taken by UNO After Rejection Of Soviet Proposals

A. F. L. Receives U.N. O. Status  Delegate Connally  Scores Victory

Europeans Need Grain Too Early   Grain Men Say Reserve: Must Be Kept on U. S. Farms

U.S. Can Expect Bumper Wheat Crop Dependent Woon Weather Conditions

Big Grain Crop in Store TE Tt Rains   National Survey Shows 830,000,000 Bushels in Winter Whea

Continuation of U.S. Economie  Program Urged   Truman Says Sound Foreign Trade Is Kevstone of Peace

Foreign Trade Held Guarantee Of Peace   Truman. and Business Urge Continuation Of Program

Foreign Economic Program Hailed As Peace Builder  Business Joins With TY   Business Joins With Government in Urging It Be Continued

Wants Six Day Week To Break Bottleneck   Central Pennsylvania Coal Output Badly Hampered By Shortage Of Empties.

Suspects Demand List of Charges  Colonel, Wife Deny Admitting Theft

Lack Of Leadership Of Roosevelt Big Handicap To Dems.   His Successor, President Truman Ducked The Campaign Altogether, Refusing To Make Any Speeches.

‘Back-fo-Wall’ Campaign Ends For Demo Party   Desire for Change Rated Prime Factor Favoring Republicans

Republicans Will Make Gains’ in House And Senate   Campaign Has Been  Ducked by Truman; Cop Wac Toousn

It is Traditlonal That a Majority Party Which Loses House in Midterm Election Loses White House Two Years Later,

GOP Gains Seen Certain for First Time Since 193(   Party Leaders Hope to Ge! Control of Both Houses And Senate

President Keeps His Silence   Republican Gains Foreseer In Both House And Senate

Republicans’ Chance Good In Congress   G. OQ. P. May Control Both House, Senate; Truman Keeps Silent

DEMOCRATS FACE INEVITABLE LOSS IN CRUCIAL VOTE   Hannegan, Reece Claim Victories On Election Kye

DEMOS CLAIM THEY WILL KEEP HOUSE CONTROL   Republicans Contend They Will Win Majority In Senate And House

Between Thirty and Forty Million Expected to Go to Polls Tuesday, Ballotine for Consress Favorites

PENNSYLVANIA IS READY TO G0 TO POLLS   Balloting to Deter. mine Complexion of Next State Admin: istration.

Republican Congressional Gains Seem Inevitable as Nation Prepares for Pols

Many Issues Brought Up ByG 0 P.   Leadership Of Roosevelt Is Greatly Missed

Pennsylvania Voters To Select U.S. Senator, Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Secretary   Of Internal Affairs   POLLS WILL OPEN AT SEVEN O'CLOCK

Americans  Ready To Cast Vote   First Postwar General Election Campaign Comes to Close.

Reparations Are Wiped Off Books   ‘In the Interest Of International Stability’

U.S. Renounces All Italian Reparation   However, This Country Will Not Pour Money inio ltaly To Have It Go To Other Countrie<

U.S. Renounces Claim To Italian Reparations   Neither Does America Propose to Pour Help Into Italy to Support Such Payments To Other Nations, Spokesman Tells Conference

U. §. Revokes Claims to Italy’s Debt   Reparations Unwanted But Aid Withheld To Avert Its Misuse

But Warns Aid Given Country  Must Stay There   ‘Peace Conference Also Hears De. mand For Demilitarizing Bulgaria's Border   Others Can't Afford

U.S. Renounces Any Claim To Italian Reparations ; In Interest: Of Stability: *

UNITED STATES WILL  FOREGO SANTA CLAUS  ROLE HELPING ITALY GOODS NOT TO BE SENT  IF CLAIMED BY OTHERS FOR REPARATION DERTS

Action Taken In Interests of  WorldStability   But U. S. Not to Pour Aid for Reparations to Other Nations

U.S. Won't Help Italy Pay Debts   Decline Reparations but Bars New Credit to Pay “War Dues”

U. 5. GIVES UP IN REPARATIONS FROM TTALIANS   But America Does Not Intend to Give Help for Other Countries

Rome Blamed fo: $70,000, 000,000 of Expenses in War   America Declines To Help Nation Pay off Its Debts to Others

U.S. READY TO GIVE UP CLAIM   But Does Not Plan To Help Italy for BRonefit of Others

—Iltalian Reparations  1.S8.. However, Won't Permit Its Aid Te Go To Other Countries

U.S. ‘TO ASK ITALY FOR MONEY   Government Renounces Its Claims to Reparations Before the Peace Conference, in Interests of Stability.

U. §. Renounces Reparations Clair  Help for Italy Must Stay There

U. S. Reparations Claim Renounced  Italy Will Not Have ~ gee COR & Se ee pee

US. to Ask No Payment From ltaly   =   Claims for Reparations  Dropped, Notice Given  Aid Is Not to Go Gui In Payment to Others

Won't Pour Help in to Be Sent Out   Over Billion Credits Sent Into Country, Spokesman Says

U. S. Could Demand Huge Sum of Italy   But Renounces Claim To Reparations and Asks Restrictions

U.S. Foregoes Reparations From Italy   Spokeman Warns Aid Te Ttaly Not Meant To Go Or To Other. Nations,

’ Renounces Any Claim from Italy and Tells Parley America Will Not Have Help Siphoned Off to Others

Court. Of Human Rights Goes To United Nations   Yugoslavs Ask Land From Italv

U. 5. Gives Up Claims In Italy  No Aid To Be Sent To Pay Reparations

REPARATIONS FROM ITALY RENOUNCED IN GENEROUS MOVE      U. S. Objects to Pouring Help Into Italy and Have fe Go For Reparations

Turn on: the Fans.      Heat Wave Hits Nation—but Weatherman Says  Cooler Weather Is on the Way

Anti-Poll Tax Bill On Senate Calendar Again; Threat Made To Out-Talk Measure

Atom Bomb Test Delayed For 6 Weeks   Test, Involving More Than 100 Warships, Had Been Scheduled On Bikini May 15

Bikini Atoll A-Bomb Test Is Delayed . For 6 Weeks  Due About July 1  Under New Plans; lawned Asay Toad

BIKINI ATOMIC TEST DELAYED   President Orders Bomb Trials At Sea Held Up For 6 Weeks

DECISION MADE VERY ABRUPTLY BY PRESIDENT   No Significance Is Attached To Action; Now Scheduled For July   TASK FORCE ON WAY TO BIKINI ISLAND

Truman Announces Postponement, Saying Some Congressmen Unable to Attend at Earlier Date.   WORLD IMPLICATIONS REPORTED LACKIN(   Decision Comes Abruptly, Short Time After Reporters Are Given Details of  Planc.

Atomic Bomb Test Delayed  Exper iments Will Be Held in  July Under The New Program

Delay Of Bomb Tests 6 Weeks ls Ordered   No International Implications Seen In Postponement

Parents of Triplets Offer Two of Them for Adoption; Say They Can Afford But On

Democrats Map Vote Campaign   County Committee Meets In St. Joseph   State Convention Called For Juiy 6

HOUSE EXPECTED TO APPROVE = ATOM BOMB TESTS ON SHIPS      ACTION MAY BE TAKEN AFTER SCATTERED OPPOSITION DEVELOPED LAST NIGHT

WITHDRAWAL OF RUSSIANS FROM IRAN EXPLAINED   Proof Of Friendship For Russia By Ghavam Said . To Be Reason

PRAVDA DECLARE:   Soviet Paper Blames Former lranian Premier for Naaan Ss Tyanhkise

Iran Submitted To Soviet Pleas On Oil Sources   PRAVDA EXPLAINS RED WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS

Russia Decided To Remove Troops! After Establishing Friendship of Iran’s Premier, Pravda Says

Pravda Explains Iran Question: Drop Case, Russia Demands of UN   SOVIET ACCUSE COUNCIL OF ILLEGAL ACTION

COIN, GONE 42 YEARS, RETURNED TO DENTIST   ir, W. H. Wood of Jasper Gets Back Quarter He Stamped and Put tn Circulation tn 1904.

Divorce Refused 'n Delayed Birth  Court Holds 355 Days Not Adultery Proof

OPA Pledges Support for Housing Chief   Patman to Try for Amendments to His Bill now Pending

OPA Will Support Housing Program   Bowles Pledges Agency Will Control Prices

OPA To Support New Home Building Plan   Price Controllers Will Watch Charges for Building Materials

Housing Progran To Get “All-Out Support’ of OPA   Bowles Says Truman's Plan ls “Courageous” Approach to Problem

Storm May Cause Postponement of  Aeomia Bomb Test  oom Conditions Woul: Pd Winds up te   Good Conditions Would Find Winds up to 10,000 Feet; Will It Cause Typhoon?

Weather May Pul Off Bomb Tests   If Delayed Until About Third Week in August, It Won’t Be Held This Year

YAMASHITA F AILS INPLEA 10 TRUMAN   Japanese General Must Hang For Crimes In War.

JAP GENERAL LOSES PLEA 10 ESCAPE DEATH   Convicted Nipponese Must Hang—President Refuses to Intervene.

YAMASHITA CLEMENCY PLEA DENIED   President Decides To Take No Action On Jap's Plea

Yamashita Loses Truman Appeal  President To Take No   President To Take No Action On Plea For Executive Clemency

Ste ee a ee eee ee ee  Veterans Group Demands Action (n G. 1. Housing

Action is Urged On Vets’ Housing   Lend Money To Help: Firms, FDR Son Pleads

Urge Action On Housing   Veterans Demand Government Speed Up Stalled Program

WALLACE’S SON TO WED   With Miss Gordon Grosvenor He Applied Today for License

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All in The Various Communities  GLEANED RY SCRIRE<

ROPES LIKELY TOBENAMED AT CONVENTION   Former Secretary of State Had Won Party Nomination in June

Earl Miller Dies;  Ropes Candidate For State Office   Republican Convention To Name Successor Friday; Defeated Incumbent Only State Secretary Candidate

ROPES TO SEEK G.0.P. VACANCY   Miller’s Death Leaves State Candidacy Onen

Senators Seek Changes In Act   Senator Ball Pledges Fight To Outlaw Closed Shon

Demand Broad Changes Labor Relations Act   Senator Ball Pledges Congressional Fight To Outlaw Closed  "Shon 

TEMPERATURES   National Labor Acct To Be Senate Target   Ball And Ferguson Spearhead Drive To Modify Or Repeal Statute Aiding Unions In Membership Campaigns

New Pogrom Feared In Poland   Twenty-Two More Jew: Slain; Nine to Be Executed Shortly

22 Jews Slain Fleeing New Polish Riots   Kielce Killers  To Be Executed

11 MORE JEWS ~ DIE IN POLAND      Slain In New Wave Of Persecution As They Trev To Flee   WILL EXECUTE NINE

22 More Fleeing Jews Are Slain   New Wave Of Persecution Reported From Poland; Nine Face Execution

i Murdered In Polish Pogroms   Catholic Cardinal Puts Blame On Jews

POLAND IS SWEPT BY NEW WAVE OF ACCUSATION AS GOWERNMH PLANS TO EXECUTE 9 PERSONS      U. S. Airlines Withdraw Lockheed Planes from Service for 30 Days—Investigation Under Way— President Truman Praises Famine Relief Report— More Information Sought from Chairman May

JEWS KILLED BY POLISH “OUTLAWS”   Cardinal Siames Unrest on Policy of Warsaw Government Official:

U.S. Won’t Import Argentine Beef   Embargo to Remain On Because of Hoof Disease

Argentina’s Meat Not To Be Brought To America   No Possibility of Easing Shortage Due to Fear of Hoof and Mouth Disease, Report

NO ARGENTINE BEEF EXPECTED TO HELP U. S.   Imports From South America Improbable; Investigation Of Shortage Looms-

MEAT INCREASE. VA ARGENTINA SEEN UINUIKEL   Little There to Export and Embargo Due to Disease Remains in Force   MEXICO MAY AID LATER   THAR THAT Ath Bm oA  But Her Cattle, Also Under Ban at Present, Are Year Away Froni Table

ARGENTINE MEAT IMPORT. ADVOCATED   But Appears to Have Little Chance Of Achievement

See Litfle Help From Argentina In Meat Famine   Restaurant Owners Continue Complaints

ARGENTINA GAN NOT SHIP MEAT   EMBARGO HALTS HELP FROM THAT DIRECTION '

Importing Of Argentine Mea Is Improbable  Department “A D Introduction

NO MEAT FAMINE RELIEF THROUGH IMPORTS TO U.S.   No Possibility ‘That Embargo On Frozen Beef To Be Modified

Communists Want to Name New President   To Succeed Gen. DeGaulle of France.  Who Resigned

rrance Flunged Into New Crisis  General De Gaulle Resigns Presidency

French Communists Propose Red Leader for Government   Want Formation of Communist-Socialist French Government

Communists Seek Successor to War Hero, Whose Resignation Comes in a Sunday Night Crisis in the Cabinet.

Drive for French Presidency Openec By Communists   Follows Resignation Of DeGaulle After Cabinet Crisis; War

COMMUNISTS WILL BACK THOREZ FOR FRENCH PRESIDENT   De Gaulle Resigns Result of Radical Demands fer ‘Fest te Arma BRudeat -

‘Communist Party Launches Drive To Name Party Member ‘Successor To Gen. De Gaulle   De Gaulle Resigns Provisional Presidency Following Cabinet Crisis

—FRANCE— De Gaulle Successor  Is Sought  ~ Steps Down’ As  Nation’s Leader

French Reds Seek to Name President   Urge Thorez As Successor To General  De Gaulle

Drive Launched By Communists  In French Upset   Call Political Leaders To Deal With Crisis Caused By DeGaulle Resignation

 De Gaulle Quits As French President:   Communists Seek To Name Successor:

French Communists Open Drive to Fill Presidency  De Gaulle Resigns Pos: After New Crisis - Endangers His Cabine:

DE GAULLE QUITS IN CABINET FIGHT   Reds Launch Drive To Name One Of Group President

Communist Would Succeed DeGaulle   Launch Drive to Name New Head After Resignation of President

De Gaulle Quits French Presidency   Resignation Is ‘Irrevocable,’ Says His Secretary; Communists Seek to Name Red as Successor

De Gaulle Resigns  Presidency   ‘Says His Task Com‘pleted; Communists ‘Push Plans: to Name ‘A Red Successor

FRENCH QUITS PRESIDENCY *”   General De Gaulle Steps Down and Out Of Important Office

De Gaulle Steps Out As President Following Crisis   Party Leaders Hold Special Meet

DE GAULLE’S SUCCESSOR SOUGHT BY COMMUNISTS   Provisional Presidency of France Discussed as War Leader Resigns

French Reds Seek to Get Communist Named.As — Successor. To DeGaulle -

De Gaulle’s Vacated Post Eved by Reds   Thorez Held Likely Communist Choice, Following Parley

French Red May Succeed Gen. DeGaulle   Communists Seek Aid Of Socialists in Cabinet Plan

COMMUNISTS LAUNCH DRIVE.-TODAY TO NAME SUCCESSOR; HOPE HELD DEGAULLE MAY RECONSIDER ACT

GEN. DE GAULLE RESIGNS POST   Communists Launch Drive  To Name Party Member  As Successor

REPARATIONS MISSION ON WAY TO WASHINGTON   Japan Can Pay More Than Expected, Says One Member.

ADJOURNMENT TONIGHT FOR OHIO SOLONS   House Approves Recall On June 8; Only 5 Lausche Bills Passed

OHIO ASSEMBLY MAY CONCLUDE WORK TONIGHT   At Least Four Of Measures Asked By Lausche Seem Marked For Death

2:3 CENT MILK HIKE EXPECTED   Boost Already Effective In Philadelphia; Others To Follow Suit Soon

in Price Milk Seen slnevitahle  ‘Three Cent Boos   ‘Three Cent Boost ghow State Exted to Follow  Area Trend .

Philadelphia  Milk Dealers  Boost Prices   General Increase Of Two to Three Cents Expected Over State

Housewives Are Told New Milk - Price Loominc   Three-Cent Increase Al. ready in Force In Some Reaione

Atomic Bomb Show Proves to Be Disappointing, Though it Was ‘Heck of a Big Thing’

TRUMAN FAILS T0 WIN NEW TRUCE FROM UMW CHIEF   GOVERNMENT TURNS RAILROADS BACK TO PRIVATE OWNERS

Garsson Gives Secret Report   Supports May’s Testimony No Profits Derived

Garsson Aids May Defense,  Is Disclosure   Sworn Testimony Given May Never  Billed His Services

War Probers Told Rep. May Did Not Gain      Garrson, in Secret Testimony, Supports Claim of Kentuckian

Garsson Backs May’s Stand On War Profits   Says Congressman Did Not Get Money; Testimony [Is Secret

PACKING PLANTS 10 BOOST WAGES   Firms Given Orders Tx Increase Pay Per Hour.

Petition Asks Jurists to Set Aside Death Sentence Of Stuttering 17Year-Old Slayer

Two Negroes, Wives Lynched   20 to 30 Whites Fire Scores of Shots

Lynching In Georgia Kills Four   Negroes Lined Up And Shot, Despite Pleas For Mercy. -

KO WOM NIN: QUARLEY SHOT. ON LONELY ROAD   By Band of 20 White Men

U. N. Is Facing. Housing Problem   Considers Moving To Lake Success, L. I. Village.

Five-Year Term In Prison  Given Trusted Bookkeepex   Miss Ann T. Callahan Embezzled $149,000, Spent Lavishly on Friends but Gave Only Two Dollars to Charity

FACTS ALMOST TOO BARE  Women Better Off Than Mén In Line Of Clothes

Shortage Of Men’s Clothing To Continue For A Long Time  Sad OS eat ees TT Tee Acne «eT. PT   ‘Shirt Scarcity To Last Another Year; Girls Better Off; No Real Style Changes Until ’47

NO RELIEF SEEN ON CLOTHING FOR MEN   CPA Says Most Cloth Goes For Women’s Items

Hang on To Your Suits, Gentlemen   Only Two Years To Wait For New Outfit

» TAKE CARE OF SUIT, MEN! CPA Says Shortage In Clothes To Continue

HE STILL NEEDS TO HANG ON TO OLD CLOTHES Girls’ Skirts Kept High By CPA So Men Can Find Shirts, Suits

Men’s Suits Will be Scarce Until at Least End of Year   Legion Expects Large Crowd

CPA Holding Skirt Line So There Might Be Some (Cloth For Shirts, Shorts

Shoo TheMoths Out, Conte; YourSuit MayHave ToLast Another Two Years AtBest

HOLD ONTO THAT SUIT, GENTS  Men’s Clothing Won't Be Plentiful for a Long Time

CPA Says Women Fare Better Than Men In Clothes Prospects  Gents Won't Be Able To Be Choosey

WOMEN BETTER OFF—  _ Supply of Men’s Clothing Short Until Late in 1948

Shoo the Moths Out of That Suit, Pal; ~ CPA Man Says It Must Last 2 Years Ye’

Sad Facts About Men's Clothing Revealed By OPA   Agency Says Shortage In Men’s Clothing Will Last For Long Time

Shoo The Moths Out Of That Suit, Gents CPA Claims Old Clothes May Have To Last You Until “48

Girls Are Lucky, Men In Despair During Shortage of Clothing   Women’s Apparel, Although Expensive, Does Exist; Men Will Continue to Find Big Dearth of Suits and Shirts, CPA Man Says

Shoo The Moths Off That Suit; It May Have To Do You Until Well In 1948

\Elevators Choked With Wheat as Harvest Reaches Peak, Shortage of Box Cars Now   Some Grain to Market

Country Elevators Filled with Wheaf Harvest Hits Peak   Bex Car Bottleneck  Clogging Nearly 300 Elevators in Kansas, Gkiahomea and Texas

Briggs Speaks )  Here Saturday   Democratic Candidate for! U. S. Senator To Be  Here at 8 O’clock

REBELS PLAN 10 SEIZE MACEDONIA VENIELDS WARNS   Former. Greek Premier Says Guerillas Work With ' thaw Riacamant

Vet Aid OK: Two Warren Bills Beater   Loans to Veterans Pass Legislature; Bond Issue Asked

LARGE FIELD IN TEXAS PRIMARY   Twelve: Running~For Gov: ernor Tomorraw; Connally ‘in’

Polls Open Ai 8: Voting To End At 7 P.M:   Leading Candidates For Governor Are To Close Campaians In Talks Tonight.

DOZEN IN RACE FOR GOVERNOR   First Primary Is Expected to Break State Vote Record

Buying Strikes Still Being Called Revived Bill Branded Ineffective With Exception of Rent Controls

ABOLITION OF WACE CONTROLS STUDIED   President And His Iop Advisors Go Into Huddle Over Future Policc

LIFTING OF BAN ON WAGES SEEN   Truman, Top Advisers Meet to Speed Abolition WSB Status Uncertain

Truman, Top Advisers Study Wage Controls   Some Sort Of Order Expected In Couple Days

U.S. Congress Control at Stake Today  American People to Make Decision —  a A a

Amendments Hold Interest in Texas   Control of Both House and Senate Goal Of Republican and Democratic Leaders

GOP Leaders Confident Of  Major Gains   Republican Victory Hopes at Highest Level In More Than Decade; Congress Control Is Big Stake in Today’s Election

Congress Control Is Major Stake  Record Vote In Off-Year Test Seen

Congressional Control Is Top Prize At Stake  25 Millian Amerircane   35 Million Americans ~ Ready To Chart Course OF U. S. History   500 MAJOR OFFICES ARE SOUGHT BY 1,065   Balloting Weighs Heavily On 1948 Political Fate  Of Truman

Control Of Senate And House At Stake In Nationwide Battle :   Total Of 35,000,000 Votes Forecast ror Congressional Election Turnout: Several Governors Are To Be Named

OBSERVERS LOOK FOR 30,000,008 TO CAST BALLOTS   Control of Congress for at Least Two Years at Stake Strikes and Shortages Among Issues.   OUTCOME TO WEIGH ON TRUMAN’S ’48 CHANCES   Thirty-five Senators, 432 Members of House and Governors of 33 States  to Be Elected.

Republican Hopes High As Nation Votes Today  39 Million Voters Are Expected Out Fate of New Deal

VOTE VERDICT IS AWAITED WITH INTEREST   There Are 35 Senate Seats, 432 in House At Stake in Election

GOP Hopes Are Highest Since 1932 Balloting   1,065 Candidates ir Nation Seek 500 Major Offices

Hannegan, Reece Stand Pat n Claimine ‘Gains Certain In Cl ° ‘G Certain’

TRUMAN'S FATE IN °48 HINGES ON THE RESULTS   Strikes, Shortages Among Issues Expected to Sway Election Verdict in Nation

Party's Hopes Reach Highest  Level In Years   Over Thirty-Five Million Citizens Expected to Decide on Control of Congress—Usual Foreeockx are kinda

Counties Select  Nominees  for Legislature 29 Senate and 90 House Seats  he. gs. BD. 11.7

Counties Select Nominees for Legislature  29 Senate and 90 House Seats Are to Be Filled

Hopes Rise For Philly Settlement   All Disputing Parties to Meet This  Afternoon

HOPE HELD FOR SETTLEMENT OF PHILA, STRIKE  Ridere Still Are   Riders Still Are Deprived Of  Transnortation

BUSINESS IN PHILADELPHIA IS STRANDED   Federal Conciliators Are  _ Hopeful for Early Set  tlement of Transit Strike  ae ai a aia aes ea ee aan

DISRUPTING BUSINESS IN PHILADELPHIA   Deprives 3,000,000 Daily Riders Of Transportation

N PILADELPHL   Trolley, Subway, Bus and Elevated Lines Affected by Walkout

Federal Agents Hope for Early End of Dispute   Closed Shop Is One Of Union Demands; Pay Hike Is Asked

TRANSIT MEN STILL OUT AT PHILADELPHIA   City of 3,000,000 Is Still Without Tronsportation

PRILADELPRIA oT RIKE  Three Million Riders Crowd Railroads. Use 225.000 Autos

Traffic Problem Is Acute   Conciliators in Hopes Settlement Will . Be Reached at Parley Called by Mayor   Service Stops   3,000.000 Riders Are Deprived of Means of Transportation

Philly Strike Deprives 3 Million Of  ‘Regular Transportation Service      Crowd Railroads, Pile Into Autos As U.S. Seeks Te Settle Walkout Which Deprives City Of All Bus, Trolley, Subway And Elevated Service

The Weather   Three Millions In Philadelphia Without Rides   Federal Men Predic Truce Soon As Bis Transit Tie-Up   Continu

TRANSPORTATION RO\ MAY BE SETTLED IN PHILADELPHIA SOON  MEANWHILE, TRAFFIC JAM OF RECORD SIZE DEVELOPING DAILY

Meanvwitiile, Life. and Busi' nese In Nation’s Third Largest City Disrupted; Transportation Down

HOPE FOR QUICK END OF TRANSIT TIEUP IN EAST   Police Work Overtime t Assist Long Lines of Traffic

President Is Silent on Court Action Against Union Leadet   Nation’s Chief Executive Takes Time Out in Long-Distance Battle to Inspect Submarine, Do Some Fishing

Truman Silent  On Lewis Battle  Fishes While Clark, Krug Direct Action

Truman-ls Silent — On Lewis Citation   President on Fishing Trig With Fleet Admiral Leahy

No Middle Ruwad   Racial Violence  Subsides Today   Alabama Town Quiets Down As Police Gain Control Over Mob Riot

SOME STATES 10 SAVE DAYLIGHT   Question Of Change Under Consideration In Nation’s Capital

Five States, Parts of 18  ‘Others Adopt Daylight Time   Mississippi Sticks to Standard. _   CHANGE CONSIDERED IN WASHINGTON

TEXAS ON REGULAR TIME  Scrambled Daylight Dish Awaits U. S. on April 28

FIVE STATES TO ADVANCE TIME   Others to Leave Cities Decide Clock Issue

Many Cities Te Have Daylight  Saving Time   Civie Clubs Of Sedalia Favor Such Action Here

Japs Choose Middle Road   Average Worker Earnings Less Than Half Expenses; Want No Revolution.

‘Japan Wants Neither Revolution Nor Reaction, General MacArthur Reports in Summary, and Korea's Main Interest Centers on Food

Japs Express Desire for Moderation   General MacArthu Notes Death Of Military State

Charge Police Spying At A-C Thomas Says Cop  ‘Crashed’ Closed Meet

New Accusation Placed Before Police Dept.  Spying on Union Ie Newest Charae

U. S. ULTIMATUM POSED THREAT 10 PEACE AUTHORITY   SHOWDOWN MIGHT HAVE HINGED ON BIG 5 VETO POWER

BYRNES TALKS OVER YUGOSLAV SITUATION WITH HIS ADVISORS  CONNALLY ARRIVES IN PARIS; PARLEY WORK LOSES SPOTLIGHT DAY

American Ultimatum Confronts Security Council With Possible Shutdown Contingent Veto Power   Delegates Cautious In Speculation On What Will Happen In Yugoslav Rift         United States Prepares To Take Action After Yugoslav Ultimatum

Will lt Work? Yugoslav Crisis May Be Supreme UN Test: Soviet Veto Probable

NOTE TO SLAVS POSES U.N. COUNCIL PROBLEM   Whole Peace Organization Faces Bitter Showdown on Veto Power

ISLAV INCIDENT AY MEAN UGLY DISPUTE IN UN   Bitter Showdown In Security Council Could Be Forced By American Ultimatum To Yugoslavia  As Result Of At tacks.

Showdown In U.N. Seen Possible   May Hinge Upon Big Five Veto Power

United Nations Faces Crisis in Yugoslav Affair   Bitter Showdown on Veto Power if Tito Tries to Get Tough

Big Five Veto May Be Crux Of Showdown   American Delegate Is Ready To Ask  Emergency Parley

Ultimatum Has U.N. Worried      Council Will Face Supreme Test If — U.S. Defied —

U. N. Council May Face Test   Delegates Cautious in Speculating on What Might; Happen

Security Council... Confronted With iPossihleShowdown   Uhimatum Could Bring Peace Organization to Stand Hinging on.  Big Five Veto

U.S. Action Is Couneil’s  Oo Wine air Cdl LOSE   Delegations Are  Cautious In Their  Speculation Over What May Happen

48-HOUR AMERICA   FOR UNSC   Council Threatened with Problem That May Bring Whole Peace Organization to a Bitter Showdown

Slav Ultimatum Threatens U.N. Showdown   Failure To Comply With 9 ote Test To Pacifvins Power

Shoxlown In Peace Parle May Sm From U.S. Ultimaty.2 To Yugoslavia

UN Is Faced With Problem ‘Of Ultimatum   Predict Bitter Showdov  That Might Thrente: - Whole Organizatioh O  World Nations

ULTIMATUM. MAY BE SUPREME TEST FOR UN. COUNCIL   Problem Could Bring Whole Peace Organization to - Bitter Showdown

Ultimatum May Pose Problem For UN Council   Could: Bring Whole Peace Organization to Showdown Hinging Upon, . Veto Power

Powers Facing Showdown Ove Yugoslav Issue   Major Crisis !s Seen If Veto Is Invoked By Soviet Delegates

U.S. Demand Threatens to Confront Security Council with Veto Showdowr

INDO-CHINA CLAIM GAINS   French Report Severe Fighting at kialf Dozen Points

French Meet Stiff Rebel  Resistance   Reports From Rival Indo-China Camps At Wide Variance

War Profiting Faces Probe   Truman’s Blessing Received in Senate

Senate To Probe Wartime Profits   President To Open Income Tax Returns

‘Senators  Plan ‘Sweeping Probe (Of War Profits   Committee That Truman Formerly Headed Will Make Investigation.

— SENATE GROUP TO LOOK INTO TAX RECORDS - Sweeping Profits Probe Shaping

Senate Launches Sweeping Study Of War Profits   Strict Perusal Of Income Tax Returns Planned

Senate Probe ne War Profits Is Shaping Up   Trunan Agrees to Arm Committee With Authority lo Look Tuto In come Tax Retur

Investigation Has Blessing Of The White Hou  To Dig fain ‘War Profits

Vets To Get Pay After 0 Day Wait   Form Distribution Set For September

To Speed Payment of . Terminal Leave Claims   War Department Predicts Veterans Will Réceive  Bonds 60 Days After Be er 

Four Marriage Licenses to Same Man Within Week Too Much, Clerk Avers

Change Of Venue In McKay Case   Trial Is Shifted To Jackson Court

CLIFTON AFTER DEATH, VERDICT   Husband Held To Grand Jury as Fiancee Tells Of Wedding Plans

wae & Ww &  DEATH, VERDICT   Husband Held To Grand Jury as Fiancee Tells Of Wedding Plans

ICEBREAKER IS CALLED TO FREE TUG FROM ICE   Crew Marooned Off Local Harbor More Than 24 Hours

Patton's Action Arouses Farmers  Bowles’ Recognition Draws Sharp Words

U.S. Spreads Wings in Europe  -Aemy Rebuilds Air Force With Newest Planes

Retention of Army’s Atomic Energy Setup Until Middle of 1948 Forecast

U.S. Officials Open Coal Strike Talks   Union Officials, Mine Operators Quizzed

Mediators Seeking End To Coal Strike   Goy’t Officials: Confer With Union Heads and Operators

BASIS FOR NEW MINE CONFERENCE SOUGHT   Government Officials Give No Indications of Progress After Informal Talks.

Federal Aides Hold Talks On Coal Situation   No Indication Of Progress Toward Settlement Noted

‘Negroes Turned ‘Away From Polls ‘At Columbia, S. C.   “Very Nice to Us,” Says One, But Advised That Names Were Purged.

Negroes Turned. Away From Polls At. Columbia, S. ¢   “Very Nice t to > Us.” Says One, But Advised That Names Were Purged.

New York City  Staggered By Rail Walkout   Business Life Slowed To Horse-and-Buggy Pace; Welfare Every Resident Threatened

New York Is At. Ox-Cart  Travel Pace   City Is Almost Isolated by Rail ‘Crisis; Only Handful of Trains Is  Onerating- =   Motors Get Burden   Trucks, Buses and Cars Carry Most of City’s Throngs

Draft Extetnsion Passed by Senate   Inductions Will Be Continued Until July

Senate Approves Stop-Gap Draft Law Extension   Resolution To Continue Act 45 Days beyond May 15 Is Passed

SENATE ACTS HURRIEDLY ON DRAFT LAW   House Will Speed Thra and Then on  For Truman Signature

Senate Resolution Aids Military; Inductions To Continue Until July 1   House Expected To Act At Once On Measure Which Wou'ld Also Extend President’s War Time Powers To Seize The Coal Mines

Draft Law Is Extended For ‘45 More Days      Stopgap Resolution is Drawn Up in Pencil by Senator Johnson

Stopgap Draft Exiension Passes Senate   House Preparing for Quick Vote on Measure

VOTE T0 CONTINUE DRAFT TILL JULY    SENATE PASSES STOPGAP RES. OLUTION--HOUSE APPROVAL INDICATED.

Stop-Gap Draft Extension Passed In Five Minutes  Senate Votes 45 Days ore to Preserve M;  ina soutee Mmiarae

Draft Law Extended For 45 Days   Resolution To Last Until Congress Acts On Longer Extension

TEACHER CALLS  es * cd * » ”  SHOT, CHEMICAL  * * * * * * e  GOES SKY HIGH

Audit Unit of U. S.S pending Handles 6 Boxcars of Paper Checks a Month

“TROOPS ALONG FRENCH BORDER   France Has Closed Frontier Between Two Countries

French Want United Break With Spanish   Send New Proposals To Americans, British To Sever Relations With  Franco Spain

France Government Closes  Traffic on Frontier Bridge nt Mendave :

UNITED STATES SUGGESTS AN INTERIM GOV'T   : Spanish Frontier to Be Sealed; Post Troops Near Rorder

NEW PROPOSALS BY FRANCE IN SPANISH CRISIS      Latest French Move Against Franco Revealed By Bidault

Traffic Across Border Orderec Halted by Spain   Bidault Urges Spanish Question Also Go to UNO

Chief Executive May Announce His Choice Tomorrow   Truman Also Is Expectec To Fill Court Vacancy This Week   JACKSON OR DOUGLAS MAY SUCCEED STONE   Hannegan and Presiden Return to Capital after Conference

Decision on Court Appoin tees Said Reached By ‘Truman   Elevation of an Associate Justice ta the Station of Chiet Is Forecast: Early Announcement Seen

\ssociate to e appointed nief justice’ Say Truman ha: made decision

REPORT TRUMAN IS SET ON COURT   Washington Sources Claim Associate Justice to Head Group

PRESENT C MEMBER TO BE CHIEF JUSTICE   Truman, Back From Petemac Cruise, To Make Announcement Tuesday   JACKSON OR DOUGLAS LIKELY TO BE NAMED

Truman Planning To Elevate Associate Justice, Is Report   ‘ President Expected to Name Successor to Chief Jus__ tice Stone This Week—Jackson and - Douglas Mentioned

Truman Plans For Supreme Court Fixed   Associate Justice Due to Sueceed Stone as Chief

TRUMAN HAS MADE CHOICE FOR COURT   One of Associate Justices Will Be Elevated Tuesday

eek Old Steel trite Has alted Industry   _ Week Of Strike 7s 2een Little Action,  gut Many Words

Few Cases Of Violence In Past-Week   Related Industries Continue Closing Because Of Strike

30 Small Fabricators Sign With CIO Steel Strike War of Words Unabatea

Little Action Taken to End Steel Strike   First Week Comes to End; Scarcity of Steel Reginninge to Be Felt

No Action On Steel .   Plenty of Words, But No Scraps, Marks First Week of Biggest Strike

Many Words But Little Action Mark Start Of Steel Strike; No Settlement Is In Sight

STEEL REFUTES ClO TAX CHARGE   Asserts Murray Misstated Facts In ‘Refund’ Claim

Says Murray Misstates Facts   Steel Won't Be Repaid By U. S. If It Breaks  Even, Voorhees

Lot Of Talk, But Little Action. ....  Many Additional Plants Forced To Close Up On Account Of Steel Strike

785,000 IDLE BECAUSE OF WALKOUTS   Only ‘Token’ Force Of Pickets Turn Out At Gates

Steel Strike— Ends Week In  W 7. War Of Word:   Little Action Marks Pro. gress of Nationwide Stoppage Idling Over 750,000

Talk, But No. \ction, Mark First Six Day: of Big) Nationwide Steel Strike —

Peace Appears Remote in U. S. Steel Strike   Battle of Words Overshadows Effort: To End Walkout Now a Week Old

THE STEEL STRIKE ENTERS SIXTH DAY WITH 750,000 IDLE   Many Plants and Mills Faced With a Strike Have Closed Down.   NO EFFORT TO OPERATE   Pi¢kets Have Dwindled Until Only “Token” Forces Turned Out.

Murray s Claims Of Tax Rebates Refuted by Firm   Only ‘Token’ Picket Line Maintained at Most Installations

—SURVEY WOULD ENTRUST CHIEF DEFENSE OF U. S. TO FLIERS— Creation of Super-Air Force Urged in Civilian Report

Commission Asks Super Air Force  Endorses Single Cabinet Department

SUPER-AIRFORCE URGED FOR U: S.   Civilian Commission Sees - Service Merger Need

Big Air Force Is Suggested To President   Bomb Survey Report Urges ‘Super’ Outfit

Calls on U.S.A. To Establish   Civifian Commission Makes: Reconnnendation After Studying War Overseas

— Long-Range Attack ...  Super Air Force Recommended For Defense

Against Long-Range Attack .. .  ‘Super Air Force Recommended For Defense

5,0, HUNT NAMED TO SUCCEED KITT ON PARTY TICKET   Republican County Committee Chooses Candidate for Representative.   AN ACTIVE REPUBLICAN   Chillicothe to Oppose Paul Slattery {n November Election.

SUCCEEDS KITT ON TICKET   J. O. Hunt is Selected to Make Race. For Representative In Livingston 

CANADIAN SHIPS BACK ON LAKES   Government Takes Ove Freighters Tied Up By Strike

Banquet Honor Guest Drops Dead While Speaking   Trasic Development At Tepeka  Kan.,. Event Deviened To Honer Fire Fighters Head

11 Die, 18 Hurt in Canadian Hotel Blaze   Outside Ladders Let Many Escape 3-Story Building

11 Die in Hote! Fire in Canada   Throc-Story Building Burns After Gasoline Is Used in Kitchen

SASKATOON  HOTEL FIRE KILLS 11      Eighteen Others Were Injured In Blaze

Six Killed By Weekend Accidents   Three Auto Victims; Two Drowned And One Plane Crash Fatality

McKeviin Rites Heid In Raleigh   News and Observer Managing Editor Succumbs Yesterday

MEAT STRIKE ‘VOTE PLANNED BY CIO UNION   AFL WORKERS TO RETURN TO JOBS TOMORROW BUT CIO . STAND NOT YET DECIDED 

AF. L. Packing Plant Strikers Ready To Return   Seventy Thousand Read) To Resume Work When  Government Seizes Diante

War Surplus Profits Told By Ex-Convict   Agent Field Hazy On Details of Wire Screen Deal

Ex-Convict Tells Of Profit Made On Surplus Goods   Fields Unfolds Story of Scarce Bronze Screen Wire

Received Split Affer Scarce « Articles Sold —   Refuses To Name His Assistants

Surplus Goods Profits Admittec   Fields Explains Dealing With WAA

PROFITS BARED BY EX-CONVICT   Fields Tells of Buying  Surplus Screening

Ex-Convict Earns Profits  On Surplus War Material         Benjamin Fields Says He Received Split Of The Difference Between The Cost And Sales Prices Of Goods Involved In Deals He Arranged

FIELDS ADMITS PROFITS FROM SURPLUS DEALS   Resold To Private Enterprises, Ex-Convict Relates

FIELDS DESURIBES PROHTSONDEALS   Activities on Surplus War Supplies Are Related.

OAS HE FOUND WIRE SCREEN IN WAREHOUSE   Garsson Case Figure Tells House Probe He Beught War Surpluses.

Surplus Easy to Get? Witness’ in Profit Case Says  Buying and Resale At Profit Outlined

FORMER CONVICT CONTRACT BROKER AN SURPLUS GOODS   Tells House Probers How He Sold Materials to Private  Boks caiens:

SURPLUS WAR MATERIALS SALE PROBED   Central Figure In Garsson Munition Investigation Put on Stand.

Fields is Hazy About WAA Dea!   Former Convict Tells House Committee of Buying Scarce Items

Four Injured As Cars Crash   Accident Occurred on Highway 36 East of Linn-Macon County Line.

Four Injured ©   As Cars Crash   Accident Occurred Or Highway 36 Sunday ‘Afternoon

Officials, However, Not Happy   Veiled Hints Are Given Administration May Make Some Move in   Lewis Denounced   Work Is Begun on Act to Curtail Leader’s Power

First Big Group Of British  Brides Arrives In New York   Contingent Vanguard Of 65,000 Wives And Children Of Gi’s—Cold Welcome Given Group After Very Stormy Crossing

‘Tears Mingle With Kisses As 456 GI Overseas Brides, 170 Babies Arrive

ACCIDENTS. ~— LIOTED BY GRANGER   Lack of Courtesy Is Given As One of the Causes   SPEEDING IS ANOTHER

PATRONS LIST CAUSES OF HIGHWAY GRASHES   Mr. and Mrs. Smith Hosts To Pineville Grange   0. P. A. IS CONDEMNED

Teamsters Ask Injunction  AFL Would Prevent Distributors Dealing

COURT ACTIO IS LAUNCHED IN BEER WAR   AFL Teamsters Union Files Request For Injunction Te Restrain Distributors   ‘FAMINE STALKS AREA

Capture of Kalgan Ends All Hope of Chinese Agreement   Communists Say Action Definitely Solits Country

KALGAN’S FALL HURTS CHINA’S PEACE HOPES   Reds Warn Loss Will Make Them Battle Harder

KALGAN’S FALL MAY BE FATAL 10 PEACE   Communists Refuse To Continue Truce Talks

Kalgan Capture By Chinese Nationals May Cause Rupture   Reds Promise Immediate Break With Chiang Group

Capture of Kalgan by Government Forces Taken to Mean Definite End to Peace Talksin China

Racial Issue Spurs South tc Heavy Vote   Anxious to Keep Democratic Control of 80th. Congress

Race Problems Involved In South’s Vote   Alabama Amendment Would Make It Harder for Negroes To Vote.

KAISER-FRAZER PACT IS MODEL   Wage Contract Hailed As Best Ever Drawn In Auto Industry

Aluminum Co. Grants 19 Cent Boost to CIO   Agreement Settles Strike At Eight Alcoa Plants

ICELAND FIELD “DISPUTE ENDED      AGREEMENT WITH UNITED _ STATES-PROVIDES FOR-LAND-— . ING RIGHTS AT BIG * AIRPORT

Iran Premie) Quits; Failec on Red Accorc   Ready to Step Down After Bringing Nation’s Case Before UNO

Ponder Teacher Colleges Plan   : Corisidering Unused Teacher College Facilities ‘fo Aid Penn State

GOVERNMENT MANIPULATIONS HIT PRODUCERS   Meat Supplies Expected to _ ,Decrease As Result of  Feed Cost Hike.

HIGHER GRAIN MAY CUT MEAT   Price Increases Range From 25c On Corn To 5c On * Oats; Bonus To End

State Supreme Court Holds Vet. eran Are Entitled to by Vax. Exemation   THREE TO ONE 0 OPINION eo B GIVEN BY JUSTICES

Jet-Propelled Planes Cross Nation Twice in 12 Hours and 22 Minute:

IKE MENTIONED AS AMBASSADOR   Rumor Says Eisenhower Will Go To London, Let Bradley In

Whitney Says Truman Aided  Fascism Here   Hits President In Convention Speech

Employment ToNew Peak   Only Quarter As Many Unemployed As Esti- . mated at End of War

More Persons Hold Johs Today Than Ever Before, Census Bureay Renort<

More People At Work Than Ever Before in  History of U.S.   Census Bureau Puts Fig. ure of Employed at 55,320,000

More Americans Have Jobs Now Than at Any Previous Time in History of U. 5.

km ployment In Country  Now At Peak   Total Of 55.320.000 En. gaged In Jobs, 570,000 More Than Previous

EXPANSION PLAN TO BE ~ DISCUSSED   Annual Session of College Trustees Will Begin  Tomorrow

Western Union College Trustees Annual Session —  Will Decide On Building Projects. For Coming Year

Levels Areas In Detroit, Canada   Hundreds Homeless After Wind Topples Homes Like Straws; Autos Tossed About Like Playthings; Ford Section Hit

VALUABLE DOWNPOUR DRENCHES MOST OF. EAST TEXAS REGION   HOUSTON, DALLAS AND . FT. WORTH GET ALMOST TOO MUCH WITH WIND

WIDOW OF WERVERSHOFF IS SYMBOL OF HOLLAND BECAUSE 07 HER MANY IBENEFACTIONS DURING NAZI REIGN

“THE WORLD TODAY Widow's Deeds Typical Of Heart of Holland  Wy DeWlil Maeekencle

HEROINE OF NAZI OCCUPATION FED HUNDREDS ‘OF HOLLANDERS, AIDED UNDERGROUND MOVEMEN

Far rmW¢ oman.      “Widew. of Wervershoef Represents. ‘Stoutness Of Heart. and. Self.                War. Frightfulness -

2 More Ships Reach Haifa With Cargoes Of Refugees   Problem Of British Ix Growing Hourly

More Crowded Ships Wait Af Palestine Port  Tension Growing In Jerusalem As_ Dh te en din Prelecsnid

Vessels Anchor Outside Of Haifa   Restless Palestine Is More Restless As Hours Pass

Immigrants Supplied with UNRRA Food; Palestine  Tensian Increocec

Newsmen Collared Quickly, Hailed Before Dairen Chief  Ma Waen't Gucan UWlhnmt bc   He Wasn't Sure What to Do Until One Slipped Out To Talk to Folks, Then Ordered Navy Vessel to Get Out

Says Americans Not ‘Welcome in Manchuria   Newsman Tells of Hospitality Accorded Him Last Februory

® LOCAL COUNTY FEEDERS MARKET STOCK, AT THE NATIONAL STOCK YARDS

$5-Per-Car Bonus Pool Is Added to Rate of $1.19   Auto Union Plans To Recommend It For Settlement  Of Other Dienntes

Santa Clause Is Authority...  Kids Take Reconversion in Stride Orders Prove

JEWISH UNDERGROUND STAGE SIMULTANEOUS RAIDS ON 4 BANKS, JAIL IN PALESTINE

Hoover Makes  Finland Visit   Arrives After Tour Of Po land—-Red Army Protectorate Exists In Poland

Hoover Arrives In Finland After Visiting Poland   Russians Found Ruling Nation With Iron Hand

WILL TURN WARMER    Partly Cloudy Skies Are Forecas for Kansas Sunday.

Green Bay Man Is Killed in Falt   Larsen Leaps From Milwaukee Hospital

Hotels to Quit Serving Meat   As Soon As the Current Supplies Are Exhausted Meat Will Leave Menu.

FINAL CHAPTEE UP IN DAM FIGH)   Dillon. Project ‘To Be Aired AY Special-Hearing . >

MAINE-ELECTS ~ GOP NOMINEES   APPARENT REJECTION OF STATE BONUS PROPOSAL ‘HIGHLIGHTED ELEC“TION “RESULTS

G.0,P. WINS IN MAINE: VETS BONUS LOSES.   Republicans in Clean Sweep of State’s Maior Offices

Milk Producers and Dealers Meet Tonight to Discuss New Rate   GROCERYMEN ON SPOT

GROCERY PRICES CONTINUE TO CLIMB   Milk Producers and Dealers Meet Tonight to Discuss New Rate   GROCERYMEN ON SPOT

U.S. Demands Oustetr Of Peron Regime   Bares Records of Nazi Backing In ‘War’ on Western Powers

DOUBLE - CROSS CHARGE MADE BY WASHINGTON   Documents Submitted As Proof of Aid To Nazis

“ross By Argentina Cited by U.S.   Document Claim: Peron Strove °  For Axis Victory

United States Issues  ‘Blue Book’   Peron Is Accused of Being Top Conspirator

Y. S. Delegates Approve Byrnes’ Plan Of Dealing With The Atomic Bomb      Nazis Felt Declaration Of War Not Necessary

Neiegauon in Agreement on A- Gon Pal  US Groun to   J.$. Group to Enter UNO Conference  Reassured “on Bg ee en ore ae

Congress Must Approve Afom Secret Plans   American Delegates Ac. cept Byrnes’ View on Safeguards

U.S, Delegates To UNO Meet Agree on Atom  Vandenberg Asserts  That He Is Now oe ee oe

NORIFTINU, S. UNO DELEGATION   Vandenberg Appeased By Assurances On Atomic Energy Control

U. S. UNO Delegation In Fall Accord On Atomic Energy Secrets Control

REACH ACCORD ON ATOM PLAN   v= Delegation Reported Agreed On Safeguards For UNO Meeting

Threats of discord eliminated following meeting with Byrnes   Secretary gives assurance congress must approve any atom secrets plan

U.S. Delegates to U.N. 0.  in Harmony  Congress Must Okeh Plans on Atomic Energy

U. 8. DELEGATES NOW IN ACCORD   First UNO Session Slated For Today In London .

U.S. Delegates Approve Atomic Policy  Assembly Prepares _   Assembly Prepares For Initial Session Thursday

UNO Session Opens Today   J. S. Delegation Reporte Harmonvy in London

U.S. Delegates to U.N. 0.  in Harmony  Congress Must Okeh Plans on   Congress Must Okeh Plans on Atomic Energy

$10,000 Pay For State Justices Asked   Budget Requests Far Above Income Expectations

Former Court Chief Justice To Be Asked If Report Deleted   KIMMEL PUTS BLAME ON CAPITOL LEADERS

Roberts Will Be Asked About Pearl Harbor Item   20th Finding Still Missing Although Referred To in Evidence— Kimmel Protested Publicity

HIDDEN WRITING IS STUDIED IN MURDER   Chicago Police Believe Names On Ransom Nete May Lead Them To Dernan Riller

New Clues Found In Kidnap Slaying  May Trap Killer Of Degnan Child

DRAFT BOARDS CALL REJECTS   Difficulties Expected In Supplying 75,000 Need By Army

PLANTO COMB RANKS OF 4-5 TO FILL NEEDS   Selective Service Boards To Scan Lists Arew

Boards to Comb Draft Rejects   Army Asks April Quota Plus 75,000 Deficit

AF LISTS WILL BE REVIEWED   Draft Boards Are Ordered To Comb Over Rejects To Fill Quotas

Negro Strikers Battle Police   Mob Dispersed After Street Fighting Between Policé and Pickets

rormer War Secretary Asserts U. S. Planned To Resist Jap War Act

Voted to Fight 10 Days Before Pearl Harbor   Action By Roosevelt And Cabinet Was In Novy.. 1941-——~Stimson

Stimson Says U.S. Cabinet Decided in November 1941 to Go to War if Jap Forces Invaded Southeast Asia

DecisionsU.S.CabinetMade Before Jap Attack Revealed   Stimson Tells Probers America Was To Fight If Britain, Japan at War

PRE PEARL ARBUR ACCORD 1S RELATED   Roosevelt and Cabinet Had Agreement In "41, Is Story.

Stimson Reports Jap War Plans” Mapped By F.DR:   Cabinet Agreed to ‘Fight if Nips Hit Southeast Asia

Stimson States FDR Ready To Declare War   War Cabinet Reached Decision Before Japs Struck

JAPAN STEERED INTO LAUNCHING INITIAL STRIKE   F.D.R., Cabinet Agreed Ten Days Ere Pearl Harbor U. §. Would Fight   STIMSON PROVIDES DATA  Ex-Secretary of War Says Foe’s Point of Attack Surprised High Officials

Stimson Reports Short Failed to Prepare Defénse   Republican Lauds FDR For Handling of. War Crisis

Bare Vital New Pearl Harbor Data   Roosevelt And Cabinet Laid Plans In November

“'Roosevelt And Cabinet Agreed To Fight Japan 10 Davs Before Pearl Harbor

PEARL HARBOR THRUST UPSET CALCULATIONS   Stimson Report Shows F. D. R. Expected Attack In Southeast Asia.

Roosevelt Cabinet Mapped Jap War Plans Ten Days Before Pearl Harbor Biow

Roosevelt, Cabinet Agreed Ten Days Prior Ta War To Fight If Southeast Asia Invaded

STIMSON TELLS AGREEMENT 10 BATTLE JAPAN   Decision Made, by Roosevelt And War Cabinet 10 Days Before Pearl Harbor

Fear Rents Wil Soar If Modified OPA Bill Passes      Officials Admit They Are Nervous Over The Consequences

Rents Certain fo Rise, Stabilizatior Officials Declare   Cannot Be Held at Present Levels Even If OPA Measure Should Become Law

OPA SHAKY OVER RENT TROUBLES   Worried About What's Going To Happen To Rent Control Under New Law.

OPA Is Nervous About What May Happen fo Rents if Controls Are Ended

OPA Jittery About Rents   Possible Expiration Of Agency Pondered

Million Tons Of Water Into Air.   Undersea Atom Blast May Send Geyser Up 20,000 Feet; Predict  100-Foot High Waves

Blandy Pr ‘edicts Huge Column Of Water Blown Into Air When  Iinderwater Atomic Bomb Bursts

Many Miners Refuse to Work Without Pact   Krug Seizes Pits, But U. S. Operation May Be Stymied

Strip Workers Back at Jobs; Deep Operations Stopped; Friar Tuck Is Not Hoisting Today.   ONLY TEN PERCENT REPORTED BUSY

Coal Miners Defy U.S. Government Refusing to Work   Secretary of Interior Seeks to Make Deal With Lewis

U.S. PUTS ON PRESSURE FOR SETTLEMENT   Most Miners Refuse to Work Without a Contract

Miners Stay Off Jobs In Many Fields   Fear of Rail Walkout Grows; Union Makes “Einal”’ Offer

Lewis, Krug Open Their Talks Today   “No Contract, No Work Is Attitude of Miners Even Toward Govt.

Stage Set for Inauguration On Wednesday  Traditional Pre-War Pomp Planne

U. S. ARMY INSTALLATIONS IN CUBA TO BE RETURNED TO ISLAND GOVERNMENT.

'  His Throne Lost, King to Quit Italy   Umberto Will Leave Saturday Following Defeat of Monarchy In National Elactian

Italians VoteOutMonarchy With Royal Family Getting Prepared To Leave Country

Italians Vote For Republic: King To Leave  Umberto Monarch Less Than Month; 2,000,000 Margin Vote Is Reported

Italy Votes Republic King to Leave Country   Umberto, Monarch For a Manth, Starts Into Exile Saturday After Royalist Forces Suffer: Defeat in Plebiscite:. Christian. Democrats Win

Italian Voters  By Rig  Reject Monarchy %          Republic Leading By 2 Million Votes; U™mberto To Leave.

Republic Wins [n Italian Vote;  Umberto Out   Plebiscite Defeats Mon. archy; King to Depart Saturday

Italy Monarch Definitely Out   _ Christian Democrats  Hold Big Vote Lead

King Umberto Is Reported Ready To Leave Italy   Seems To Be No Doubt Monarchy Is Thing of The Past In Italy

Declare Republic Plehbiscite Choice OF Italy’s Voters   ‘Royal Family Of Umberte Reported Preparing To  Depart From Homeland

MONARCHY IN ITALY BEATEN   Several Newspapers Re- port King Umberto Pre: paring To Leave

Italy Votes For Republic: King To Quit   Umberto, Hl, Will Leave Country Saturday With Family

Umberto Loses, To Leave Italy  Republic Is Voted By Italian People

Say Monarchy Out In Italy   Royal. Family Reportec Preparing To Depart From Country

ltalians Vote Down Monarchy  Republic Favored  ke learan hdatael ta

Italians Vote for Republic   King Umberto to Quit Country Saturday, Announcement

Italy Votes for Republic; King Ready to Go into Exile Nion-Leftists Have Assembly Plurality

Italians Reject Monarchy;King To Quit Nation   Republic Voted, Umberto Will Leave Saturday

Italians Choose Republic   “With Monarchy Overwhelmingly Defeated Umberto Will Leave Italy Next Saturday 

VOTERS OF ITALY REJECT UMBERTO   UNCONFIRMED REPORT SAYS ROYAL FAMILY PREPARING TO LEAVE

Seek to Assure Homes to Vets At. Fair Price   OPA Officials Set up Program In Housing Crisis

Gls Given Chance to Sound Off Against Caste System ‘Machinery For Public Airing Set Up   ' DOOLITTLE HEADS BOARD

G. 1’S WILL BE GIVEN CHANCE T0 SOUND OFF’ AGAINST OFFICER SYSTEM

Bona Fide 2 Board of GIs Start Hearin gs on What’s Wrong with Officer System

- SOUND OFF   To Tell Board What They Think Is Wrong With Officer System

SAILOR KILLED AT OLATHE   yas Victim of Accidental Shot From Gun F:ing Cleaned

British Stage  Victory Parade   American Troops Spearhead Procession Seen by King

Gls Head Britain’s Victory Parade’ One Of Empire’s Greatest Pageants

HUGE CELEBRATION IN‘ BRL TAIN MARKS ANNIVERSARY OF DEFEAT OF THE AXIS

DATE NOT SET FOR WALKOUT OVER NATION   MASORITY OF LOCAL UNIONS KNOWN TO BE IN FAVOR, OF STAGING. NEW STRIKE

Vote On Strike To Tie Up U.S. Phone Lines ,   Philadelphia Service Already Is Crippled; Lancaster Peace Near

PHILADELPHIA'S LONG DISTANCE OPERATORSOUT   Union Delegates Vote ing on Walkout for Entire Country _

HOUSE GROUP HINTS ACTION ON FACT BILI   Committee May Force Consideration of  Labor Measure

Congress In Angry Mood   House Group Demands Action Soon On U. S. Strike Situation

House Group To Force Action On Labor Bills   Republicans Demand Administration Stop Strike Wave

Threatens To Take Serious Strike Situation Out Of Labor Committee   Reasonable Time  Will Be Extended   Truman Thinks Hobbs Anti Racketeering Bill Should Be Passed

STRIKE CLOSES KAISER-FRAZER   LABOR DISPUTE HITS HUGE WILLOW RUN PLANT

Kaiser-Frazer Output Halted By Union Row   60,000 Detroit Auto Workers Idle  Tn Stoke Series

YOUTH DENIES KIDNAP DEATH   Statement Reveals Heirens Claims He’s Innocent  Of Degnan Killing

Murder Indictments Planned Against Heirens in 2 Cases   Lipstick Slaying and Degnan Kidnap-Murder Faces Chicaco Youth

Indictments To Be Asked in  Heirens (Case   Grand Jury Will Be Requested to Charge Him with 2 Murders

CASES AGAINST HEIRENS READY   Prosecutor Asks Grand Jury Indictments In Two Murders

Three Seriously Injured In Crash   Resulting Fire ts Quickly E*tinguished As Residents Of Areo Flee From Building 

U.N. General Assembly To Meet Today   Delegates Hold Final Caucuses; Truman To Sneak

UNO DELEGATES CHART COURSES AS MEET OPENS   Truman Will Address General Assembly Session Today

Express Keen interest  In Tone and Meaning of  President Truman’s Ad. dress At U.N. Opening

~ Diplomats Frepare fo  Open Session _ General Assembly of  United Nations —

ol Nations Set Policy For Meeting   President's Speech Keenly Awaited As Delegates Jam N. Y.

UN Delegates Await Address Of President   Key Diplomats Chart Course for Opening Session

Salvation Army Drive Starts Friday, July 5   Great Need for Funds to Help War Devastated Countries

County Drive For Salvation Army Begins   Some Funds Already In Although Official Start Is July 5

Chaos Reigns As Dubuque  Victims Seek Escape  By ANNE STUART Written for NMsae Iinited Prece

Lewis’ Aims Bewildering   Operators Confused By Line of Thinkine

Coal Strike Threat Looms   Lewis Expected to Give Notice on  Tuesday, Wednesday

Coal Strike Is Now Dead Ahead      Lewis To Give Notice Tomorrow Or Wednesday On Contract End

COAL CONTRACT TALKS ENTER CRITICAL WEEK   Lewis To Give Notice Soon On Cantract End

Operators Say Coal Parley On Dead Center   Unable To Define Lewis’ Aims At Present Time

Soft Coal Men Cry ‘Confusion   Operators Say They Do Not Understand Lewis’ Aims

Coal Walkout Faces Nation   Strike Dead Ahead If Conference Fajls

MAY TERMINATE WAGE CONTRACT AT WEEK'S END   ASKS FOR HIGHER WAGES AND HEALTH WELFARE PROGRAM

NATIONWIDE STRIKE ‘OF COAL MINERS 18 ONLY ONE WEEK OFF  NOTICE FROM LEWIS 0!   NOTICE FROM LEWIS OF CONTRACT TERMINATION EXPECTED RIGHT AWAY

Coal Strike Threat Near   Operators Must Soon Meet Lewis Demands

NATIONWIDE STRIKE OF COAL MINERS I$ ONLY ONE WEEK OFF  NOTICE FROM LEWIS OF CONTRACT TERMINATION EXPECTED RICHT AWAY

Miner Strike One Week Off   Lewis, Mine Owners Resume Conference

Bonham Joms World Observing Faster Sunday   James Dunn Tn Paris For big Four Conterenee

Six States Plan To Resort to Daylight Time  Many Communit'-s Also Turning

Six States Plan .  To Resort to  Daylight Time Many Communit!-:  Also Turning Claele Rack Sisndayv

Some States On Daylight Saving   North Carolina Is Among Large Group of States Not Observing Change

TIME QUESTION BADLY SNARLED   Six States, Points In 19 Others Move Clocks Ahead Sunday

Injured Children Improved Today   Nine Injured In Buss Accident Improved; Two Remain Critical

_ ots or Money Pension Not Enough So Mother Leaves Children With Office

Girl Leaves Two Children At VA Office   Can’t Live on Money From Government  And State. She Says

Larry McPhail Faces Court On Assault Charge   Buseball Club Official Denies Pushing ‘Telephone Operator Around and Slapping Manager

Yugoslavia Is Given Demand  To Release Fliers   Ultimatum To Marshal Tite Is Delivered By U. 8. Ambassador   FORTY-EIGHT HOUR LIMIT FOR REPLY

Ultimatum Demanding Release of Airmen Carried to Yugoslav Chief   Belgrade Reports Passengers Aboard Plane Forced Down on Aug. 9 Have Been Set Free

Appeal Will Be Made To U.N. Council Unless Tito Yields, Says Caustic American Note   BULLETIN

Wallace Not Welcome Here.  Savs Warren      Branded Apostle of Dis unity in Nation and Outsider

Warren Scores Wallace Tour  Governor Says He'll Answer Him in State

NMU, 3 FIRMS REACH TERMS   Seven Oj] Tankers Return to Duty on Great Lakes

MORE LAKE CARRIERS REACH PACT WITH CIO   7 Tankers Work Again As Result Of Agreements

Coal Production Stops in Mines Over the Nation   Work Stoppage Spreads Through the Anthracite Pits, Too

Sympathy Walkouts Sweep: ing Big Anthracite Fields of Pennevivanin

Bituminous _ Strike Hits Whole Nation   Hard Coal Men Parallel Action Throuch Penn.

Sympathy Strikes Hit Pennsylvania  Hard Coal Region   Mcst of State’s 333 Anthra. ate Mines May Be Shut ‘Down Soon   EAST COAST FUEL SUPPLY THREATENED   New York Cities Will Be Hard Hit if Present Tieup Continues

UMW STRIKE IN FULL FORGE T0 SUPPORT LEWIS   Shut Down Ot 2,250 Mines In UMW Now Appears Complete

Pennsylvanic Hard Coal Mines Close In Sympathy   Stoppages Spontaneous: Most Anthracite Collieries to Halt

Donahey Funeral and Burial to  Take Place at New Philadelphia   Te Me RR ee  Tropical Ailment Fatal to Former Ohio Governor, Senator

Death Takes Miracle Man Of Ohio Political Circle:   Vic Donahey Is Second Former Governor To Die ir Nine Days; He Ruled in Homespun Fashion

EX-GOVERNOR AND FORMER ~-it_S SENATOR SUCCUMBED _ YESTERDAY AFTERNOON , ~—FUNERAL SERVICES THURSDAY

CATTLE FLOOD HITS MARKET IN SELLING RUSH   Shortage Of Labor, Rail Cars Bottlenecks In Ohio  Movement

TRIBUTES ARE PAID TQ DR. T. G. MILLER   Adams County Medical Society Honors Physician Who Has Retired After Practic-. ing For 57 Years 

OPA To Consider Rent Boost Plea   15 Per Cent Hike industry Request

SEEK T RENT CEILINGS BY 15 PER CENT   IPA Promises Full And Speedy Consideration; First Opportunity For Showdown On Rent Decontrol.

Rent Boost Is Proposed  OPA Considers Plea Of Industry; May  Beae Naa teases

A)fficials Ponder Boost In Rents   Proposal To Boost Rents Fifteen Percent  To Be Considered

OPA Officials to  Consider Proposal  No Indication of What Decision   No Indication of What Decision Will Be Made — Porter to Get Plan

OPA Promises Te Consider Boost  In Rent Ceilings   Fifteen Percent Increase Asked; Decontrol Te Lleeead_

General Motors Stand Lauded .  N. A. M. Head Raps Administratian

CALLS ON MEN TO GO BACK 10 MINES MONDAY   Tells Locals That Demands Will Be Pressed During Two-Week Period

WouldResume Work Monday lf Settlement Is Retroactive   Truman Summons Parties In Dispute to the White House

Mine Chief Issues Edict Short Time Before Being Called To White House

Mine Leader Invited To © White House   Settlement Plan Reported Ready For Discussion

John L. Lewis Orders Miners Back To Work  Proposal Of 1812  e.°?*3 ~.,_..*/4....JJ

Retroactive Agreement Is Asked   Wires Locals To Get Men Back Under

Asks UMW Members to Return to Jobs for 12-Days Truce   Action Comes as Senate Prepares to Take Up Anti-Strike Bills

Wires Miners To Go Back To Jobs Again   Sets Condition That Any Pay Increase Be Made Retroactive to Cover Work Period

Presidents of Mine Locals Sent Telegrams   Lewis Calls Action Economy Contribution

AN AGREEMENT ON RETROACTIVE PAY IS INVOLVED   Mine President Wires All Locals To Get Men Back On Job Fast As Local Management Will Agree To Retroactivity.

and Uperator White House Apparently Ready to Act   Detroit News Reports President Proposes Settlement on Basis of 184 Cents an Hour and Welfare Fund

Lewis Wired Every Local Un ion President Urging Him to Arrange for Miners to  Get Back on Job.   MINE MANAGEMENT ~ MUST MEET HALF WAY   Must Agree to Make Retroactive Duriag the Truce and Pay Increase Later Nerotiated.:

Move Conditional Upon Operators’ Agreement to Retroaction on Pay

Acts After Call From President   Truman Holds Conference With Cabinet And Plans Militant Moves Before Resumption Of Work By Miners Is Ordered

Men Would Resume Jobs  On Monday   Return Rests On Acceptance Of Terms By Coal Operators

Lewis Urged Miners To Go Back To Jobs   RETROACTIVE CLAUSE MAY PREVENT ACTION

400,000 Miners Urged To Resume Operations for Two-Week Period   Retroactive Pay for Work Must Be Agreed on By Owners; Truman and Cabinet Hold Meeting

Operators Called Upon Te Make Raise Retroactive During Truce   Acts After Call  rom President   Declares Union Making Contribution To ‘Our Nation’s Economy’

President Summons Rival Leaders To Conference at White House; Studies Proposal fo End Crisis   Reported Offer Would Include 1814 Cent Aw Hour Pay Boost and Commission-Controlled Healthand Welfare Fund. Fok Mine-Workers.

President Believed To Have Plan For Ending Shutdown   Chief Executive Ready To Take ‘Militant Action’ If 40 - Day Deadlock Continues

400,000 Soft Coal Miners Go Back To Jobs Monday For 12 Days; Action Comes Swiftly

Orders Workers Back for 12 Days Starting Monday   Mine Chief Acts as President Calls Parley; Congress in Fighting Mood

Truman Summons Chief, Operator Representative  \To White House Parley

Urges Local Unions To Get Men Back  At Work as Soon as Manasement Avrees

Health and Security Safeguard, Says UMW   Reiterate None but Emergency Production Planned; On Premise of Retroactive Pay

Miners To Work Monday    UMW Chief Says Men Will Mine Coal For  12 Days While Efforts At Settlement Go On

Truce Announced After Confab At White House; Local Unions Told To Have Men Go Back To Jobs

400000 Miriers Told to Work for 2 Weeks      Operators to Make Retroactive During Peace Period Any Wage Increase Later Negotiated; White House Conference Scheduled

UMW Chief Is Called to White House; Truman May Suggest 18%-Cent Boost

Retroactive Agreement Is Asked   Wires Locals To Get Men Back Under Agreement

Miners  Will Go To Jobs Monday   Lewis Calls Action Contribtion On Part Of Union

WILL START MONDAY, RUN TWELVE DAYS   Norkers Told to Go Back in Cases Where Operators Agree to Make Retreactive Anv Pay Hikes (;sranted Later.

TEMPERATURES   Miners Chief Advises Strikers To Be Ready To Work Monday

URGES ALL MINERS 760 RETURN   Call Comes Less Than Hour After White House Meet

MINERS URGED T0 RETURN TO WORK BY JOHN L. LEWIS   TERMS ACTION AS CONTRIBUTION TO NATION‘S ECONOMY

John L. Lewis Orders Miners Back To Work   Proposal Of 1814 Cent Wage Boost © 5) Cxwetntawaal

GETS BUSY AT HOME OF ENVOY   Demonstrators Gather At Lane Residence, Set Fire to News Plant

Poles Demonstrate Against ‘Audacity’ Of Byrnes’ Speech   2,000 Surge Before Hotel of U. S. Ambassador. Set Fird to Part of Newspaper Plant Of Peasant Party Leader -

Byrnes Assailed At Polish Rally   Later Mob Demonstrates In Front Of U. S.  Embaaay

Byrnes’ Speech Brings Demonstration By Poles In Front Of U. $. Ambassador's Home

Poles Fxhibit Disdain With Byrnes’ Tall   Attack Paper for No! Oppasing Policy Set Fo.lh By us.

Byrnes’ Statement. — Profested By Doles   Demonstrators Appear at Home of U.S. Ambassador Lane

Poles Surge Before Residence Of U. 5. Ambassador And Set Newspaper Plant Afire

DEMONSTRATE AGAINST TALK   Communist-Inspired Group Appears Before U. S.  Envoy’s Residence   NEWSPAPER OFFICE DAMAGED BY FIRE

Polish Official Assails Byr nes’ T      Crowds Mill In Front U. S. “Envoy's Residence and Fire Mikolajezyk’s . Newspaper Plant

Poles Shout Down With Defenders of Germany’ ‘as They Demonstrate Near U. § Envoy's Home; Heavy Patrols Maintained by Militia in Warsaw

Poles Demonstrate Against Byrnes’ Remarks on Border Fire Mikolajczyk’s News Plant

ANGRY POLES DEMONSTRATE AGAINST U. S.   Agitators Shout ‘Down With The Defenders Of Germany’

as TI hey passes Nid U.S. E nvoy s prreck Heavy Patrols Maintained by Militia in Warsaw

Russia Giving Hungary Squeeze   Soviets Indicate Interest in Magyar Petroleum

ROCK ISLAND DERAILED NEAR SCREETON, ARK   Crack Passenger Left Rails Early Today; No Fatal.  ities.

Small Issues Coal Conservation Plea   Fuel to be Rationed for Emergencies if Miners Strike

Small Makes Plea  To Conserve Coal   Fuel Available Only To Urgent Needs

Hail Injures Crops  On 300 Farms In  County Thursday Path Of Storm Is   Path Of Storm Is Two To Four Miles Wide And 25 Long

Hail Injures Crops On 300 Farms.InCounty Thursday. 7  Path Of Storm Is " _ Two To. Four Miles “Wide And 25 Long

Capital Parley Called To Avert Power Strike   Union Agrees To Delay Action as Two Firm Indicate Acceptance of Arbitration

Federal Mediator Forecasts ‘Definite Action’ in 70- Day GM Strike Before End of Week

ADDES ATTACKS OPA CAR PRICES   Increases Not Justified, Secretary - Treasurer Of UAW Declares

G.0.P. Moves To Lift Sugar Curbs In 1947   Food Study Report Bitterly Assails Government Poticy

SUGAR CONTROLS UNDER ATTACK   GOP Move To End Curbs dur“ing 471s Under. Way

COLD SHOULDER GIVEN PLAN OF FINBRIGHT —   Veteran Observers Cynical About Its Workability

AMENDMENT TO PROVIDE FOR  CONGRESS CALLING SPECIAL  ELECTION ALSO NOT POPULAR

PROPOSAL Ot FULBRIGHT GT) COLD SHOULDER   Amendment Will, If Passed. Call Elections

Chief Executive's Appearance Is Not Announced Locally   Receipts Continue to Soar Upwards; Bank $25,921 First 2 Days; Free Gate for Vets Yesterday   Late Bulletin

NEW DEADLINE NEXT MONDAY, ~ UNION ORDERS   Schwellenbach Talk Has Effect on Dispute

Porter Resignation 's Accented By President Truman   For Personal Reasons Executive of OPA Drops Out of List

Paul Porter Quits As Head Of OPA   President Truman Accepts Resignation

Porter Resigns His Post as OPA  Administrator   Former Chairman of FCC Planning to Leave Government Service; Truman Accepts His Resignation as of Dec. 4

Porter Resigns.  As Price Chief   Truman Lauds Administrator for Work In Fighting Postwar Inflation

PORTER TO GIVE UP OPA JOB ON DEC. 4   RESIGNATION OF ADMINISTRATOR 18 ACCEPTED BY PRESIDENT TRUMAN,

Truman Accepts Resignation of OPA Director   Paul Porter Quit Post  In Letter to President Nov. 15

PAUL PORTER QUITS AS HEAD OF DYING OPA   Truman Accepts Notice Effective Dec. 4; A Clean Break

HEAD OF OPA, PAUL PORTER RESIGNS JOB   LIQUIDATION UNDER WAY FOR WARTIME PRICE AGENCY

Russian Officer Case With Jury  Federal Judge-Hits   Deneanriutnr’e AAathade

Ruhr’s Steel Industry Will Be Ruined If Rebuilding Does Not Take Place Soon

AUTO MAKERS RESUME WORK ON 1946 CARS   TIEUP AT GENERAL MOTORS RUNS TO 44TH DAY

1946-MODEL CARS AGAIN BEING MADE   LIMITED PRODUCTION RESUMED BY FORD, CHRYSLER AND 3 OTHER FIRMS,

Production Renewed in Some Car Plante   Cattle Sale Receipts Near 9 Million Dollars

David Pressly Opens Practice In Statesville  Chooses Office In ree ae Cee  one

Brief Flare Up Mars Primary In Tennessee   Several Poll Watchers Ejected But Later ‘Welcomed’; Newsman’ sCameraSeized

Army's Discharge Time Is Reduced   18 Months of Service To Qualify for Separation

Extend Rules On Discharge   Any Non-Volunteer Enlisted Man May Apply For Discharge After Oct. I.

ARMY REDUCES DISCHARGE RULE   Non- Volunteer Enlisted Men to Get Out Soon

BOY BADLY BURNED BY GUNPOWDER BLAS]   William Bahn, Aged 8, Thomasville R. D. 1, In Serious Condition— Explosive Thrown On Bonfire

in Interview to British Reporter, Soviet Leader Labels War Talk As Rumor-Mongering by ‘‘Military and   Political Adventurers.”

Thinks All Nations Will Get Together   He Predicts Way Will Be Found To Outlaw Atom Romh ag

Soviet Strong Man Sees Co-Operation As Road to Peace   Says Atom Bomb No Longer Feared As Powerful Weapon

Iran F ormally Protests to Reds Against Decision  UNO Security Council May Be Asked to  Intervene in Case

Iran Objects To Presence Of Russians   Reds Reported Making Six New Demands  On Small Nation

IRAN TELLS REDS TROOPS NOT WANTED   Embassy Spokesman in London Says Premier Has Protested Formally Against Presence of the Soviets.

War Attack From Arctic and High Air, Arnold Says   Tegch Science and Math Not Frills, in School,  General Advises

JEWS AIM TO CRACK HOLY LAND BLOCKADE   Mass Immigration Vessels Off Shores Of Palestine

JEWS PLAN TO CRACK BLOCKADI OF HOLY LAND   Massing Ships To Carry 10,000 To Shores of Palestine

REPORT JEWISH LEADERS ARE ARRANGING TO SEND 10,000 IMMIGRANTS TO PALESTINE

Major Steel Closing Down; Coal Shortage   Open Hearths Banked Other Industries May Be Hit+

Lack of Coal Affects Many Steel Mills  Only Two of Six Big Producers

STEEL BEGINS CUTBACKS 10 SAVE ON COAL   99 Blast, Open Hearth Furnaces Shut Down By Six Concerns

Be FAVS. MMbbwie” anes  Sees Chance for Peace If Bar of Justice Is Maintained

THE’ NEWSi  vi Ls u . a, Dain Marion   RUSSIA COUNTS ON WEAKENED RESISTANCE

ATTENDANCE AT STATE FAIR ON WAY TO RECORD   Will Pass 200,000 Mark Today; Gov. Lausche Buys Ticket at Gate

OLDEST DENTIST IN NATION DIES   Dr. Wallace, 96, of Columbus, Succumbs Wednesday

LIBRARY GUILD WILL HEAR POPULAR WRITER   Elizabeth Hough Sechrist, Author Of Books For Children, To Speak Next Wednesday

WRITER FOR CHILDREN TO SPEAK AT LIBRARY   Elizabeth Hough Sechrist Will Be Guest Of Guild At Meeting  Wednesday Afternoon

 ‘Dark’ Flour Order Effective March 1   Start of New Wheat Plan Set for Millers

DARK FLOUR ORDER EFFECTIVE MARCH    /BUr BAKERY PRODUCTS MAY NOT LOSE WHITENESS UNTIL WEEKS LATER.

Severed Body of Prominent Matron Found on Railroad Tracks on West Side of City   Blood Spattered Auto Discovered 100 Feet Away But Police Say Car Had Previously Overturned in Field

SUPREME COURT WILL RULE ON LEWIS ISSUES   ‘Arguments Will Be Heard January 14; Speedy Rul ine Promised   UNIONIZATION OF FOREMEN COMES UP

Supreme Court Takes Coal Case  Foremen Issue   Injunction Bypasses Circuit Level; to Be  Heard Jan. 14

LEWIS’ CASE UP JAN. 14 IN HIGH TRIBUNAL   FOREMEN’S UNION QUESTION ALSO TO BE DECIDED

Plea for Speedy Decision in Coal Case Is Granted   Supreme Court to Settle . Legality of Restraining Order

Jan. 14 Set for Argument of Judge Golds borough’s Injunction and Fines’ Against Lewis and UMW

WILL REVIEW LEWIS TRIAL FOR CONTEMPT   Court Also to Decide Issue of Union For Mine Foremen

Court Sets Jan. 14 For Argument — In Contempt Case; Foreman Ruling Is lmportant

Speedy Ruling in Lewis Case Assured   Action Is Set for Argument Jan. 14 by Court

SUPREME COURT RULING IS ASSURED SOON   Tribunal Will Take Up Coal Strike  Problems in January

Highest Court Agrees To Rule On Coal Issues  Tribunal Agrees To Settle Question Of Unionization Of Foremen      CONTEMPT CASE TO BE ARGUED OW JANUARY 14   Decision Expected Well Ahead Of Lewis’ April 1 Wrike Deadline

Supreme Court To Rule On Contempt AndMinekoremen   Lewis And UMW Case Set For Argument Jan. 14, With Decision Delivered Any Monday After That; Both Sides Await Rulings

SUPREME COURT AGREES 10 SPEED JOHN LEWIS GASE   Arguments Set For January 14—Decision Could Come — Any Monday After That Date.   VOTE OF 9 JUSTICES IS NOT DISCLOSED   Tribunal Also Decides to. Ree view Unionization of Foré-— men Which Operators Oppose. 4

Stage Parades In Protest   Object to Action of New Burgess in  Football Matter

Army Planes Flying Mails   ‘Other Branches of ., Armed’ Forces. Make Ready for Duty

US. ARMY PLANES START TD CARRY FIRST GLASS MAIL   Other Services. Prepare for  Possible Duty in Rail Ctribke CHcle -

Army Starts Flying Long Distance Mail   Vets Ask For Use Of Bombers To Helr

SAYS NO AGREEMENT HAS BEEN SIGNED    Russians Apparently Pulling Out of Iran in Attempt to Save Face Before UNO Council,

Salary Demand Is Reaffirmed By Teachers   Piedmont Unit Presses  Drive For 40 Per Cent

Autumn Swirling Across Midwest  Plains States Feel Bite O1 Colder Weather

Petitions Ask Vote at Mines  UMW Pushes Drive   UMW.Pushes Drive  For Foremen Union

Cattle Prices Hit New High   Top Grade Cattle Sell For $28.40 Per Cwt At- telat: vo Market.

British Troops to _ Remain in Greece   State of Civil War There Makes Withdrawal Impossible

Reports of Fighting in Country Cause of Action by Officials of England.   SEVERAL FIGHTS DESCRIBED TODAY

British Will Not Withdraw  From Greece   Civil War Makes Such Action Impossible, Is Claim

BRITISH WILL STAY IN GREECE   LONDON DENIES TROOPS WILL BE WITHDRAWN

British Assert Strife Keeps  Units in Greece   Spokesman Spikes Evacuation Report In Labor Newspaper

British Deny Planning Exit From Greece   Troop Withdrawal Termed Impossible Because of Strife

Democratic Platform Goes Under Scrutiny Wednesday; ‘Republicans Finish Task

Apariment House in New Orleans Scene Of Crash   GAS LEAK SAID TO HAVE BEEN CAUS'! ' -25 Injured, 60 May Be Trapped Under Wreckase

Blast Collapses Apartment; Fifty Trapped m Rums   Escaping Gas Blamed for New Orleans Housing Project Explosion   POLICE SEARCH FOR VICTIMS IN RUINS   30-Family Stricture Collapses Under Impact; Fatalities Unknown

Many Trapped As 14-Family Building Falls   Rescuers Combing Ruins For Injured

NEGRO HOUSING UNIT SMASHED BY EXPLOSION   50 to 60 Fersens Are Caught in Debris; No Deaths Known

30-Family Building Ruined, At Least 15 Persons Hurt; FearDeadAreUnderDebris

Explosion Rocks Negro Apartments   Many Trapped In Ruins, 25 Injured

Explosion Rocks New Orlean: Apartment House; 25 Person: Injured, 60 Tenoed In Ruins

Gas Blast Wrecks Big Apartment   25 Injured, 60 OGthers Still Inside Ruins In New Orleans

@ PAUL MALLON Bellows of Diplomacy Blows Faster—Both Hot and Cold

SEEKS T0 END SUGAR RATION   Ohio Head of Food Study Would Curb U.S. Export

POLICE DEFEAT —LUZON-REBELS   BAITLE FOUGHT BETWEEN FILIPINO MILITARY POLICE AND LARGE PEASANT ARMY FORCE

Rebels Phone Prison Warden  To Ask Truce  Trapped Men Fire   Trapped Men Fire Oualy Half Dozen  Shots in Five Hours

Alcatraz Rebels Ask Truce; Still Are Holding Out   All Firing From Convict-Held Cell Block Stopped Since 4 O’Clock Friday Afternoon; Truce Terms Not Answered

ALCATRAZ CONS STILL REFUSE TO END BATTLE   No Reply To Warden’s Truce Demands; 2 Guards Reported Dead   GRENADES DROPPED INTO CELL BLOCK

Surrender Of Men Awaited:  Firing Ceases   Trapped Convicts Apparently Making Decision Whether to Surrender or Die as Siege Nears Showdown

Trapped Men Ask Truce in Bitter Fight   U. S. Marines Ready To Blast Prisoners Out of Cell Block Held for 24 Hours

Ultimatum Is Issued To Prisoners   Warden Turns Down Truce Offer Until Weapons Thrown Out

Desperadoes Stull Battle Authorities At Aleatraz   Request Truce, But Silent Again When Told To Toss All Weapons Out

Fire Half Dozen Wild Shots from Window in Cell Block With Marines Poised for Final!  @ Assault.

Trapped Men Face Death Or Surrender   ‘Deal’ Rejected By Warden; Guards Stand By For Final Bloody Assault —

Fire Wild Shots From Window 0 Cell Block Affer 5 Hours of Silence; Showdo wn Is Near   Armed Guards, Marines Poised for Final Attack;, Inmates Seek Truce After 24 Hours of Rifle. Grenade Fire

Housing Bill Survives Kill Attempt     Further Debate Ordered As Time Amendment Is Adopted for Plan

Big Housing Project Is Begun Here   Truman's Program Has Back To Wall

‘House Pressing Toward A Vote....  Housing Program Battles  With Its Back To A Wall

Motion to Kil Housing Bill Los  Rankin’s Fight Uson   Rankin’s Fight Upon Enacting Clause Fails By Vote of 143 to 29

VOTE IS NEAR CN HOMES PLAN   GOP Drive Jeopardizes Government’s Emergency Program

HOUSE REJECTS RANKIN MOTION BY 143-29 VOTE   But Representatives Vote to Terminate Emergency Powers

Administration Tastes Defeat in Housing Bill Test   House Votes to Terminate Power To Hike Production

Emergency. Measure  Bights* With Back ‘To coWalkAgaibst. Efforts To: Cut Out Key  - Features.

ANY POWER GIVEN T0 END JUNE 30, 1947, “ACCORDING TO HOUSE   “WILL SCUTTLE PROGRAM TO GIVE VETS HOMES,” REP. PATMAN CHARGES

House Nears Vote on Housing Bill  Strong Force Forming for Substitute Measure

Roundup of Doings in Washington for Telegraph Readers   Activities in the National! Capital Summarized by Associated Press

Move To Kill Emergency  Housing Bill Without. _ : Debate Rejected by House!

Housing Program  Has Back to Wall   Threateningly Strong Support Mustered for Substitute Measure

SUBSTITUTE BILL SEEN IN HOUSING   Republicans Back Measure Minus Key Features

Housing Plan  Back To Wall   GOP Drive Jeopardizes Ad. ministration Plan As Final Vote Nears.

Housing Bill Defeated in First Test   Administration Loses as House Votes 145 to 88 To End Emergency Pawer hy Tone 20

HOUSING BILL THREATENED   Substitute Measure I; Offered by Michigan  Rolnvs

MARITIME UNION STRIKE FLAYED   Head Of AFL Group Sees Plot To Turn Shipping Over To Russia

AFL AND C10 IN FIGHT OVER SHIP WALKOUT   Leaders Voice Feelings ‘As Negotiators Seek Settlement

Special Legislative Session Is Proposed   Action Deemed Needed To Avert Financial Crisis In State

O'Conor Defers Decision On Legal Counsel's Call For Special Session

Only Small Part of Fund Set Aside for Subsidies Brad Been Licadd

OFFICER ACQUITTED   Court-Martial Frees Commander of the Warrington.

Police Mauled at Paper Strike   2,500 Pickets Aid Camden Newsmen

Gamble Lives To Save Bomb Data  Scientists Refuse To Bail Out Of Plane

LONDON FACES FOOD SHORTAGE IN STRIKE   Food Handlers Quit After Two Tomatoes Are Stolen

McDowell County, W. Va. Authorities Expect To Charge Sam, Curry With: Murder

MINE FOREMAN HELD IN DOUBLE SHOOTING   First Reported Coal Trouble Results In 2 Deaths

2 Miners Are Fatally Shot   . Mine Foreman, To Face Murder Charge As Outerowth.

Mine Foreman Murders Two   Fatal Shocting of Two Union Members First Reported Violence

Foes, Friends Of Case Bill Counsel Trumer   Sabath Requests More Study for Labor Questions

Conflicting Advice on Case Bill   Sabbath Urges Truman to Veto Labor Bill

Closest Advisers Reported Split In Recommendations To Truman On Bil

SENATOR DEFENDS - PROTESTING G. 12S   JOHNSON BLAMES PENTAGON GENERALS FOR SLOWDOWN IN DEMOBILIZATION,

Solon Backs mplaints OF Soldiers   Pentagon Chiefs Under Attack  From Democrat

PRIZE STOCK ON DISPLAY TODAY   International Livestock Show Opens At Chicago; 4-H Winners Attend

Seeks More Facts About _ War arnino   Pearl Harbor Committe: To Quiz Captain Saf- ‘ford on Officials’  Failure to Heed

Safford To Be   Quizzed Again   Probers To Explore Statement About Warning From Tokvo

WITNESS ABA   Pearl Harbor Investioators to Explore Further Story of “War Warning”

Navy Captain Will Again Be Questioned   Time to Complete Pearl Harbor Probe Runnina Oui

DECIDE STRAY RADIO SIGNAL SET OFF BIKINI FLASH BOMB   PRECAUTIONS ARE BEING TAKEN TO PREVENT UN PECTED INCIDENT D  + ATOMIC TEST

Engine Trouble Blamed: Craft Falls into Creek   Tragedy Occurs 40 Miles South Of Richmond, Va

Army Bomber Also Falls; Two Are Dead   Chartered Ship Carries All Aboard to Deaths in Virginia

Pilot Radios "Bum Engi ine’ Betore Crash   Virginia Is Scene of Crackup: Passengers On Chartered Run

Aircrash Is Fatal to 27 In Virginia   Chartered Airliner Plunges Into Pine Woods, Burns Neor Airport

24 Killed In Plane Crash   Commercial Airliner Plunges Into Woods Near Richmond. Va.

29 Persons Killed in Two Air Mishaps   Airliner Falls In Virginia; After Takeoff ; 4-Motored Bomber Crashes

AIRLINER BURNS SHORT DISTANCE FROM AIRFIELD   Believe Transport on Chars» tered Trip Carrying Merchant Seamen

77 PERSONS WERE KILLED IN PLANE CRASH TODAY   Southbound Chartered Airliner Took Of From Richmond, Va.   PLUNGED INTO WOODS   Plowed Through Trees and Burned On Soggy Banks of a Creek. *

Chartered Plane Crashes 12 Miles From Richmond   Twenty-Five And Two Crew Members Reported Dead In Plane Disaster   VICTIMS ARE NOT YET IDENTIFIED

—_AIRLINER PLUNGES IN. VIRGINIA 26: Die in Crash Of Chartered Plane 

‘Bodies Brought Out by Horse: and Wagon in Virginia Accident; Only One Victim Readily Identified:

Bodies Of All Vicims Said Badly Burned   Chartered Plane Plunges To Earth In Virainia Woods

Big Plane Goes Down in Woods  Near Richmond   Engine Trouble After Takeoff Is Reported; Victims Burned Beyond Recognition

Bodies Of All Victims Said Badly Burned  Chartered Plane Plunges  To Earth he Viseninia Ulande

26 Persons Die InFlaming Plane Following Crash   Craft Plunges Into Virginia Woods 20 Minutes After Takeoff From Richmond

Airliner Plunges Into Woods And Burns Short Distance From Airport  Merchant Seamen On Way To Gulf Coast Roallasad Amanege Vietime Of Accidant

Chartered Liner Plunges in Woods   Twin-Motored Craft Develops Trouble Soon After Take-Off

26 PERSONS Dit WHEN BIG PLANE CRASHES IN VA.   Liner On Run Between Miami And Canada

Chartered Airliner Wrecked As It Plunges Into Woods Few Miles Below Richmond

PLANE PLUNGES INTO WOODS IN VIRGINIA WRECK   Crash Comes As Pilot Fails In Vain Attempt To Get Back To Richmond

PLANE FALLS AND BURNS IN WOODS AT RICHMOND, VA.   RUNS INTO TROUBLE FEW MINUTES AFTER TAKE-OFF FROM PORT

BIG CHARTERED AIRLINER BURNS AFTER FALLING   Crashed Into Woods After Taking Off From Richmond Airport; Other Planes Bypassing Richmond Due To Weather.

Big Transport Falls Soon After Take-Off In Heavy Weather   Bodies Of Victims Horribly Burned   Six Alabamians. Listed Among Those Aboard  Ill-Fated Liner

26 Meet Death In Plane Crash   Southbound Chartered Airliner Burns In Woods Near Richmond.

Airliner Dives Into Woods After Richmond Takeoff   Twin-Engine Viking Plows Through Trees, Burns on Creek Banks

Plunges Into Woods. Near Richmond   Viking Airliner En Route from Newark to Atlanta. Crashes

Was Attempting To Make Landing At Byrd Airport   Chartered Airliner Reported Trouble Few Minutes After lts Takeoff

PLANE CRASH ~ FATAL T0-16   J : i BIGTA LE LIN E ROCRASHES “IN  FLAMES AFTER AN EXPLO) SION DURING FLIGHT

TEMPERATURES   Plane Wrecked Near Richmond, Va., Early Today   Chartered Ship Was On A Run Between Canada And Miami

26 Persons Killed As Plane Crashes While Trying to Limp Back to Port

Chartered Air Liner Burns  On Creek Bank   Runs into Trouble And Crashes in Woods Near Airport Shortly After Taking Off

26 VICTIMS DIE IN SOUTHERN AIR CRASH   Liner Falls, Burns Neat Richmond, Va.

'Twenty-Seven Killed When Airliner Crashes In Woods Near Richmond, Va.

% Persons Killed In Plane Crackup In Virginia Woods   Chartered Airliner Run: Into Trouble Soon After Takeoff in Riohmond Ares

Chartered Plane — Falls In Virginia   Bodies Badly Burned, Making Identification Difficult; Temporary Morgue Set Up In Farmer’s Yard

‘Airliner Falls ~ Into Pine Woods Near Richmond   CHARTERED TRIP HAS A TRAGIC ENDING TODAY

27 Killed In Crash Of Airliner   Chartered  Plane Plunges nto Pine Woods Near  Richmond Airport

27 Killed in Plane Crash in Virginia   Plunges Inte Weeds While Bareute Frem Canada te Mien!

Twenty-Seven Die As Liner Crashes In Virginia Woods   Piane Plunges to Earth Few Minutes After Taking Off--Bodies Badly Burned

Deaths of 27 Are Listed in - Plane Wreel   Chartered Airliner Crashes ‘and Burns Near Richmond, Va, Shortly After Leaving Air.  . port.for Atlanta

Plane Crash In Virginia  Fatal to 27   Chartered Airliner Rune Into Trouble Shortly After Takeoff, Plunges Inte Pine Waods

Union Curbs  Asked Again   Hobbs Bill Reacti vated, To Gel Senate Airing

HOBBS: BILL TO” GO TO SENATE   Measure To Curb Union Racketeering Voted Out By Committee

Primary Enters Home Stretch   Political Rallies Slated, Major Candidates Plan Speeches Tonight

Hammond Names Emory Deputy Attorney General   Where Do We Eat? ‘Fundamental Problem Will Confront House Members When They Convene

Seventeen Die Over Weekend   Plane Crashes, Automobile Accidents, Drowning  Take Toll In State

17 ACCIDENTAL DEATHS IN N, C.   Plane Crashes, Traffic <Accidents, Fires, Shootings Take Toll.

Russian. Scientists , Have: Succeeded: in Splitting Uranium Atotn

Russians Reported as Completing Step Toward Producing Atomic Bomb

Atom Split by Russ Scientists   Success Disclosed By Foreign Missions

Soviet Scientists Master Splitting Of Uranium Atom   Envoys. At Moscow Re_ port ‘Soviet Achieve: —mhent.- co \

RUSSIAN ATO GAIN VERIFIED   U. S. Embassy Reports So viet Scientists’ Discovery

URANIUM ATOM SPLIT BY REDS   Foreign Missions in Soviet, Including U. S. Embassy, Report Development

RUSSIANS HAVE DONE WELL ON ~ ATOMIC STUD!   US. Embassy, Reports Red Seientists Successful in Splitting Uranium Atom

BILLY GORDON GETS REPRIEVE FROM GALLOWS   Governor Meadows Sets Hanging Date Back To January 3

“Requires Time To Study Facts  Execution Set For Friday Niaht Halted

Rayburn Forecasts New: Life For Dead Agency As Senate Action Hope Dims

Handwriting on the Wall Isn’t Legible to John L.; Othman Cites a Few Cases   VHAT ABOUT PIPELINES

Raise Those Eyebrows, John— Scientists on Your Trail      Gadgets Making Coal Mines ‘Obselete

EMPLOYMENT SHOWS GAIN IN MATTOON AREA   Unemployment Also Increases, According to USES Report

Safes Looted In. Laurinburg And Here Last Night   $161 Taken From Luv berton Implement C: $2,700 in Laurinburg.

Safes Looted: Ih: Laurinburg Ai ind ‘Here Last Night      $161 Taken From’ Lum berton Implement Co. $2,700 in Laurinburg.

SOUND FISCAL POLICY URGED   Martin Calls For Lowered Expenditures In First Campaign Address

GOP Turns Back PAC Ambitions in New York   Marcantonio Fails To Get Republican Nomination in Primary

PAC Fails to Invade Ticke! Of Renublicans   Candidates Favored By CiO Group Lose In New York Voting

NEW YORK Cie HOPEFULS GET POLL BEATINGS   Voters Repulse Attempts To “Invade” GOP Party Ticket

NEGOTIATIONS PROGRESSING   National Maritime Union Appears Favoring Settlement of Strike on 48-Hour Week Basle,

Higher Type Of Office Holder Said Needed   Fulbright Speaker At Byrn Mawr As Fund Drive Opens

Baruch To Press For Curbing Of. Atomic Enerey   Russia May Be Making Right Turn

Ten Persons Perish In Apartment Fire   Survivors Describe Frantic Attempts  At Escape; 6 Victims tae FLA

TELL OF HORROR   K. C. Apartment Fire Survivors Relate Their Stories

Wallace’s Speech Opens Controversy  On U.S. Policy   Diplomats See Truman-Approved Assertions at Variance with Line Being Used to Deal with Russia

—WHAT IT MEANS —  Wallace Stirs Foreign Policy Hornet’s Nest  Despite Truman Blessing,   Despite ‘Truman Blessing, Talk Interpreted as Blast at Byrnes Views

‘Get Tough With Reds’ Denounced   Split Is Foreseen Between V/allace And Jimmy Byrne:

SAILORS STRIKE FOR BUUDT   Expect Wallace Speech to Stir Up ‘Hornet’s Nest’

Furore Expected After Wallace’s Policy Assertion   Much Controversy Ex pected Over AmericanRussian Relations

Hornet’s Nest Is Expected As Result Wallace Speech On Foreign Policy Of U. S.

WALLACE ADDRESS CAUSES FURORE IN OFFICIAL CIRCLES   Secretary's Proposals Seen in Direct Conflict With  Burner’ Palirioc

Split In Cabinet Looming   STATE EXPERTS PREDICT SHARP WALLACE-BYRNES CONTROVERSY POSSIBILITY

Diplomatic Authorities Predict Speech: Will Sur -Hornet’s Nest Of  ~~ Coutreversy

DIPLOMATS HIT AT WALLAGE'S N. Y, ADDRESS   Fear Speech Will Stir Controversy Anew over U. S. —Russian Relations

‘Wallace Speech Calling For. ‘Independent Foreign Policy: Approved By Administration:

 Wallace’s Speech Stirs Hornet’s Nest   Relations With Other Nations At Stake

Controversy Seen OnTruman-Backed Speech Of Wallace   By John M. : ‘Hightower ‘Associated Press Diplomatic

Diplomats View Wallace Speech  Causing Strife   Acks Frank Recognition Of Russian And American *+Soheres Of Influence”

U. S. AntiRed Policy Is Flayed   Truman Approves Foreign Policy Talk Made Laat Niaht.

PORTER ASKS CO-OPERATION OF INDUSTRY   New Ceilings to Average 12% Above June 30 Levels

Log Cabin, Home for Couple for 75 Years, Scene of Diamond Anniversary

SAYS DEATH OF DRAFT WOULD CUT ARMY SHORT   Claims Enlistments Will Not Meet Quota If. Selective Service Ends

Army Will Fail To Get Required Men, He Charges   Fewer Enlistments Anticipated if Act ls Allowed To Lapse

HERSHEY DEMANDS DRAFT EXTENSION   Sees Step: Vital to Provide Army -Neede

HERSHEY CALLS FOR EXTENSION OF DRAFT LAW   Selective Service Chief De: clares Army Would Fail Quota Without Act

HERSHEY SAYS DRAFT MUST BE CONTINUED   Claims It’s Only Way Army Can Get 50,000 Monthly

HERSHEY WANTS DRAFT EXTENDED   Says Enlistments Won't Fil Military Needs

Hershey Says U.S. Must Have Dratt   Army Wants 600,000 Men in Next 12 Months, He Says

Issue Of tran Still Problem OF UN Counci   No Report Is Made By Rus. sia On Withdrawal Of Troops By May 6 Deadline

TRNES SPEECH AIRED BY MOSCOW } RADIO ANNOUNCER   yanitary Sewer  By-Passed Ln Run   ‘itv To Alleviate Insanitary Gondition In Canyon Street— Residents  ? Complain   This Little Steer Went To Market   May Have Been Looking For White Shirts Or Nylons: Finally Brought Down

War Department Asked To Give Rapido. Report   ‘House Committee To Make Careful Study, May Says

1 FLYERS SHOT DOWN AUG. 19 FEARED DEAD   Difficulties May Yet Be Referred to U.N. Security Council

SECURITY COUNCIL TC GET YUGOSLAY CASE AT COMING SESSION   United States To Give Counci First Maior Tes!

General Homma Sentenced to Be Shot for Crimes   Bataan Commander Is Moved Immediately te Prison Camp

Homma Sentenced To Be Shot For Atrocity Acts  Japanese General Hos Joined Yamashita

“-HOMMA TO BE »9SHOT   Conqueror of Bataan Sentenced For Atrocities

Gen. Homma Will Face  Firing Squad   Jap Officer Convicted Of Atrocities, Including Bataan Death March

SUPREME COURT NOT TO SAVE HOMMA— SENTENCED TO DIE  SHOOTING ORDERED AS PUNISHMENT FOR JAP DEATH MARCH CHIEF

General Homma Sentenced To Firing Squad   Verdict Holds Jap Commander Responsible  For Bataan’ Death March

SENTENCED 10 BE SHOT   Held Responsible For 80,735 Killings And Tortures

GEN, HOMMA IS SENTENCED T0 BE SHOT   Convicted For War Atrocities By Military Court

GENERAL HOMMA HEARS HIS FATE   Sentenced To Be Shot To Death; Thanks Court For Courteous Treatment.

Court Refuses To Intervene      Will Not Intervene In Manila Proceedings Which Involves Womma,.

Jap General Ordered Shot  For Atrocities   Finding Of Army Court Subject To Review By MacArthur   COURT IS JAMMED   Former Philippine Nip Commander Remains Calm At Verdict

Homma Faces Death Before Firing Squad   Jap General Convicted « Of War Atrocity Charges Including Infamous Bataan Death March

General Homma to Be Shot   Originator of ‘Death March’ Is Found Guilty

GENERAL HOMMA IS SENTENCED T0 BE EXECUTED   Bataan March Jap Leader Faund Guilty

Jap General to Die Before Firing Squad  NDefendant Fenected Canlte Ruling   Defendant Expected Guilty Ruling Thanks U. S. Tribunal for Courtesy

Of Gis Emotion         Siriet. Order Prey  ; Senienciig;. No Surptise  As-Prisoner Expected Th Re -Peecuted --:   n oils Yamashita ° » In: Liuizon Prison   For SCout  teous Way [ Have Been- Treated AW During

Jap Gen. Homme Is Sentenced To Be Shot   Defendant Held Responsible for RO.725 Killinee

Homma Sentenced To Be Shot for  Bataan Cruelty Thanks Court for Courteous Action Of Crimes Trial

Kidnap Charge Against Code      Accused Of Abduction, Assault, Robbery, Feloneous Rnirv. And Stealine.   Homma Sentenced To Be Shot

Jap Doomed by U.S. Army  to Be Shot   Supreme Court Bases Ruling on Decision in Yamashita Case

Homma Is Sentenced To Be Shot   MacArthur To Review Bataan Death March In  stigator’s Case.

Sentence Homma To Be Shot   Jap General Found Guilty of War Atrocity Charges

GENERAL GUILTY OF ATROCITIES, COURT DECREES   U. S. SUPREME COURT REFUSES PETITION TO INTERVENE

Lt. Gen. Homma, Beast of Bataan, Sentenced to Die   Succeeded Yamashita In Philippines

Homma Convicted, Sentenced To Die For War Crimes   Philippines Conqueror To Face Firing Squad

Homma Sentenced To Be Shot   Military Tribunal Convicts Jap General

JAP OFFICER CONVICTED BY ARMY COURT   Move Condemned Man To Luzon Prisoner  Of War Camp

HOMMA SENTENCED (0 BE SHOT: HIS PLEA IS REFUSED:       p General’s’ Hopes Fade When Supreme Court: Reuses to Intervene in Legal Proceedings at Manila

GeneralHommals Ordered Shot After His Conviction Of War Atrocity Charges

HOMMA TO DIE SOON BEFORE FIRING SQUAL   Hated Jap Who Ordered Bataan Death March Taken To Luzon POW Camp

Homma Is Sentenced To Be Shot   Joins Yamashita In Prison- Wait For Death  worererstsieoew wera,

Intervention Is Refused In Homma Case   Decision In Yamashite Case Serves As Basi: For Rejecting Plea’ O: Genera! Homma

Homma Is Under Death Sentence   Jap General Must Pay For Allowing Troops To Commit Atrocities

SecondNip War Leader Doomed   Commission Condemns Bataan Conqueror to Bi  Shot for Killing, Togturing of 80,735

Firing Squad For Homma   Convicted On War Atrecity Charges In the Philippines

HOMMA T0 FACE FIRING SQUAL   Move Guilty Japanese Officer to Luzon PW Camp

Jap General Found Guilty In War Court   Bataan Death March on List of Atrocities Cited in Trial.

Homma, Of Bataan  March, To Be Sot   Conviction Of Japanese General No Surprise As He Expected To Die

Supreme Court Refuses to Act After Conviction   Bataan’s Conqueror Will Be Shot for : Permitting Atrocities

JAPAN GENERAL WILL BE SHOT FOR ATROCITIES   Case to MacArthur for Final Review; Had Expected Death

General Homma Convicted;  Sentenced To Be Shot   NO INTERVENTION

Leader of Bataan Death March to Face Firing Squad   Japanese General Homma Will Pay For War Atrotities; Thanks Court

oma fo Die Before Firing Squad   “Beast of Bataan’ Given Death Penalty

JAP CONVICTED AT MANILA BY ARMY TRIBUNAL   Supreme Court Ruling Comes as General Is Sentenced to Be Shot

HOMMA WILL DIE BY FIRING SQUAD   Found Guilty Of Atrocities: Joins Yamashita In Camp

Conviction Of Homma Must Stand   Supreme Court efuses to Intervene in Manila Trial

FOUND GUILTY, HOMMA LOSES FINAL APPEAl   Must Die Before Firing Squad, U. S. Supreme Court Rules

CONVICTION OF HOMMA CARRIES DEATH VERDICT   Jap Who Ordered Death March Will Die Before Firing Equad

Homma Sentenced To Be Shot For Atrocity Acts  Japanese General Ha   Japanese General Has Joined Yamashita At War Camp No. 1

GEN. HOMMA TO GO BEFORE FIRING SQUAD   Arrogant Conqueror of Philippines Found Guilty of Ordering Infamous Bataan Death March   RESULT NO SURPRISE

Jap General Is Sentenced To Be Shot   Charges Include Infamous Bataan Death “March; Homma Expected-To Be Convicted

General Homma To Die At Hands Of Firiné Squac   Perpetrator Of Infamous “Bataan Death March” “Sent To Luzon Prison

Gen. Homma Is Sentenced To Be Shot   ‘Death March’ Commander Is Taken to Prison

Gen. Homma Sentenced To Be Shot   Military Court Reaches Verdict; Notorious Jap Joins Yamashita in Prison

Found Guilty of Orderins - Bataan Death March,  Other Atrocities

HIGH COURT DECLINES TO INTERVENE   Conqueror of Bataan and Corregidor Convicted; Faces Firing Squad.

BANDITS STEAL.      HIJACKERS BOARD TRUCK WITH $15,000 WHISKEY CARGO ON BUSY STREET IN CLEVELAND

New Quakes Rock Towns  In Republic   Puerto Rican Areas Thrown Into Panic; More Doetors Sought

Caribbean Area Is Struck by More Quakes   Tremors Cause Panic In Puerto Rican Towns: No Casualties

West Indies Are Hit Again By Earthquake   Damage in Dominican Re. public and Haiti is Mountina

Caribbean Islands Hit Third Time   Panic Spreads Over Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico and Haiti; Tidal Wave Feared

Caribbean Area Shaken By New Quake   Panic Is Caused In Several Towns In Puerto Rico

HIDDEN ASSETS      SWITZERLAND FINALLY AGREES TO PLAN FOR DISTRIBUTION OF GERMAN HOLDINGS THERE

ATTY. GENERAL ISSUES RULINGS   Defines Court Clerk’s Power To Appoint Administrators; Other Rulings.

‘Citizens Council’ Plans Drive to Curb Communism  ‘Subversive Ideas’ Are Resented  by Montana Group

‘Citizens Council’ Plans Drive to pa Communism  ‘Subversive Ideas’  Firs Resented

PHONE WALKOUT PLANS MAPPED   Government Intervention Welcomed In Attempt To Settle Dispute

DENY HODGE’S OUSTER ASKED   Martin, 2 Others Surprised Sheridan Made Such Claim

Heavily Armed Pair Get $4,000; Girl Is Wounded   Escape in Car After Daring Morn. ing Raid in Small Town South of Des Moines

Two Men Hold Up Bank at Carlisle: Wound One Womar   Escape With Estimated 3 to 4 Thousand Dollars

Perplexing War Trial in Recess  Both Sides Must Prepare Arauments

One Of World’s Most Perplexing War Crimes Cases ....  Cannibalism Trial Recessed

Perplexing War Trial Recesses   Closing Arguments on Cannibalism Charges Being Prepared

Wax Crimes Trial Recessed to Give Attorneys Time to Study Up on Statutes on Cannibalism

AGAINST COMPULSORY MILITARY . TRAINING   Senate Committee Ghali man Says Issue Dead

IOWANS RECEIVE EXTORTION NOTE   Harm to 4-Year-Old Girl Is Threatened

MRS. VANDERBILT ~ SUES FOR DIVORCE   Millionaire Accused of De. covtenn Family

Colleagues Expect May ‘ToKeepMum   Kentucky Legislator Ma Be ‘Too Busy’ To Heed Summons

MAY EXPECTED TO REFUSE SENATE'S BID   Constitutional R ights Stand Understood To  Be Excuse Given

May Expect To Ignore   Summons   Coffee Welcomes Probe in Matter Of $2.500 Check

House Colleagues Say May  ToRetuse to Heed Summon:   Congressman Expected to Stand on His Rights as Solon at Least Temporarily; Check Received by Rep. Coffee Probed

May Fypected To Refuse To Heed Summons   eport Rep--sentutive Will Stand: on His Constitutional : Binlhte

May Viewed efusing  Call to Talk   Kentuckian ‘Too Busy’ to Attend Munitions Probe

May Expected To Ignore Call By Committee   Kentuckian Said Decided To Stand On Rights Te Peafie Teresi

REP. MAY NOT TO APPEAR AT   Colleagues Expect He wilt Refuse To  Garmmanse

May to Refuse Questioning, Reports Claim   New Subpena Waits Adjournment, — End of Immunity

Rep. May Is Expected to Defy Summons   Solon Expected to Say He Is “Too Busy’ to Attend Hearing

BELIEVE MAY WILL REFUSE TO HEED CALI   Congressman Expected to Ignore Summons in War Probe

May Unlikely To Testify In Profits Probe   Kentuckian Expected te Refuse Call for Appearance Tuesday

Thousands Seek Scarce Items as N. ¥. A. & P. Stores Reopen Today

SHOPPERS FIGHT FOR SOAP   vane’ Searcities Sought at Newly Opened New Yerk Stores

Recovery Of Industry Will Be Slow: Strike Loss High   Nation’s Miners Bitter Over Strike’s Ending; Many Believe Lewis Let Them Down; Feel Nothing Gained By 17-Day Walkout

STRIKE HAS COST MILLIONS   Railroads Litt Embargoos and Call Back Laid OM Workers — Stecl Indusity Will bo Slow in RecoverInge.

'LUCKY UNITED STATES CITIZENS / HAVE MUCH FOR WHICH TO GIVE THANKS AMID PEACE AND PLENTY

Truman Nod OnOPAEnd Is Awaited  Price Administrator To Resign After His even en ne. Wo ff... ee oh

Grand Sweep Of Price, Wage Controls Near   Awaits Nod From Truman; Porter Ready To Resian

PORTER PLANS TO STEP OUT AS OPA HEAD   CEILING SWEEP-OUT AWAITS ONLY NOD FROM TRUMAN

Order Penned Ending Price, Wage Control   Decree Awaits Truman’: Signature; Only Rent, Sugar Limits Remain

Lifting of All But Few Pay, Price Controls ExpectedSoon  Quick Resignation Of OPA Chieftain Likelv To Follow

End of Controls Up *u President   'T End Regulations and -sl Porter Expected   ‘Grand Sweep’ Resiqnatior «fF

Porter Plans To Quit Posi ~—-OF OPA Head   Only Rents and Few Foods to.Remain Under Control’

MOST PRICE, WAGE CURBS ARE DOOMED   Porter Plans To Quit As OPA Head Soon As Lids Are Off

Curbs on Wages, Prices Due for  Speedy Removal  Action Awaits Truman Nod; Porter Ready to Resion

President's Nod Awaited on  Decontrol Plan ‘Grand Sweep’ May Be Followed by Porter’s Resignation

MOST PRICE LIDS STILL IN EFFECT TO BE DISCARDED   Ceilings Expected to Fall Shortly From Everything Except Rents, Sugar, Syrups and Rice.   WAGE CONTROLS WILL END WITH OTHER CURBS   Only Final Approval of Truman Necessary—Porter Plans to Resign as OPA Chief.

PORTER TO QUIT HB TDA. CPF      White House Decision Hinted Due Shortly on Price, Wane Lid Sween

GRAND SWEEP OF PRICE LIDS IS PREDICTED   Porter Is Ready to Quit When President Issues Order, Top Officials Say

TOLL NOW 13 IN CLEVELAND FIRE   Coroner Promises Thorough Investigation of Tragedy In Garfield Heichts

Burns Fatal to Thirteenth Victim in Fire Eyewitness Tells of His Escave

DEATH TOLL IN PAIR OF FIRES MOUNTS TO 14   13 Aged Residents 0 Cleveland Home Wictins Of Saturday Blaze   CHICAGO HOTEL GUEST SUFFOCATES IN ROOM

Burns Fatal to Thirteenth Victim in Fire Eyewitness Tells of His Escape  lcm 7G eet eace LT aware

THIRTEEN DIE IN FLASH FIRE   Seven Others Are Injured As Flames Sweep Home  For Aged in Ohio

Fire Death Toll Mounts to 13.   Flames at Home for  ' Aged Hospitalize Seven

DENIES KIMMEL KNEW EFFORTS   B Says Admiral Was Unaware of Actions Aimed at Exoneration

U.N. Veto Procedure Called ‘Undemocratic and Unjust’   Evatt of Australia Opens the Attack

Evatt Attacks Veto Procedure   Must be “No Veto”’ At Paris Peace Meet, He Declares

Termed Unjust, Undemocratic iBy Dr. Evatt   Australian Declares There Must Be ‘No Veto’ At Paris Peace Conference

Evatt Assails Misuse Of Vetc Undemocratic  Praises U. S. Offer To Give Up Atomic Bomb For Peace

VETO PROCEDURE IN U. N. COUNGII   “Undemocratic,” Said Dr. H. V. Evatt, Australian Foreign Minister.   HE SAYS IT IS UNJUST   Declared There Must Be “No Veto” In the Paris Peace Conference.

UNITED NATIONS VET( RULE DRAWS BITTER ATTACK FROM ENVOY aa AUSTRALIAN , jOFFICIAL _  OPENLY CRITICAL OF WAY POWER IS TISEH

Calls Veto “Travesty of Democratic Action’ When Any One Nation Can Block ek Opinions  Reports Progress     Says Atomic Energy Group Has Mee Some Gains

Evatt Attacks Use Of “Veto” ‘In UN Council   Australian, Foxeign Minister Declares Pracedure “{imdemoeratic and Unijust™

AUSSIES TO URGE BAN ON UN VETO   1 ‘Evatt Calls Power ‘Unjust And Undemocratic”

OPPOSED TO VETO   Australian Delegate Says the Procedure Is ‘“Undemocratic’”’

Evatt Serves Notice of Australian Plan to Ask Review:of' Veto Use at Next Meeting: Charges It:ls Uniust:-

EVATT STRIKES AT USE OF VET   Points To ‘Travesty’ Unde Which Action’s Blocked

Evatt Attacks Veto Power OFUN Council   Minister Declares Move Is Unjust and Undemocratic Action

UNITED NATIONS VET( RULE DRAWS BITTER ATTACK FROM ENVOY  AUSTRALIAN OFFICIAL OPENLY CRITICAL OF _ WAV-POWER- IG JISED 2:

Authorities Seek To Halt Butte Riots   Metal Union Denies Members Involved In Vandalism Wave

Mobs Threaten Butte Miners   Women, Children in Teuse City Evacnated

Vandalism Directed Against Maintenance Men at Struck Copper Mines; Governor Ford  \ Awaits Call for Aid.

NEW MOB VIOLENCE FEARED IN BUTTE; HOMES EVACUATED   Women and Children Move to Places of Safety as HouseSmashing Hoodlums Is sue Threats. °   GOVERNOR REFUSES TO ASK FEDERAL AID   Vandalism Directed Mainly Against Copper Miners Who Did Not Join Current Strike,

WOMEN AND CHILDREN BEING EVACUATED   100 Additional Depzties Secured To Prevent Weston Destruc “Stam Im Botta

BUTTE FEARS NEW RIOTING   Women, Children Are Evacuated From Many Homes

Sheriff acts to end Butte  destruction  _ Hopes to have more deputies

[100 More Deputies to Be Recruited  W omen. Children Taken To   Safety In Troubled Butte

MOB - RIDDEN BUTTE FEARS FRESH RIOTS   Women And Children In Vandal-Ruled City  Are Evacuated

Alleged Activity In Klan Results  InDemarest Ouster   Goldstein. Says Deputy Commissioner of State Motor Bureau Was an Incorporator

MEAT SUPPLIES WILL CONTINUE SHORT IN 1947   May Fall Billion Pounds Belew This Year's [nadequate Output

MEAT SUPPLY MAY FALL BELOW 1946   Next Year There May Be Further Shortage of Billion Pounds

En Saks  ; VU. S: Forecasts Meat Slash  Of Billion Pounds in °47

Less Meat Next Year Forecast   Drop of Billion Pounds Seen; Black Market Butter Rises

°*47 Meat Supply May Be Down Billion Pounds   All Classes of Meat Expected ‘To Be Under 1946 Level

MEATS MAY BE SCARCE IN 1947   Higher Prices Of Stock Feeds Expectea’ 16 Boost Shortage

‘Grain Shortage to Hit Meat Output  Critical Meat Supply May Take Further Dip In 1947

Meat Supply May Be Billion Pounds Short   Agriculture Report Says Black Market Prices Increase

Next Year's Supply of All Classes of Meais Is Exnected to Fall Below This Year's Level

OF ENTERTAINME   University Plans Activities in Rapid Order for ‘Homecoming Fans

ANNOUNCES ORDER OF ENTERTAINMENT   University Plans Activitie: in Rapid Order for "Velaiedas Fans

NEGRO SUSPECT IN MINEOLA SLAYING IDENTIFIED BY GIR   Police Holding 23-Year-Old Butler and Chauffeur in  Loann Murder

PLAN TO LIMIT . COAL FURTHER   New Drastic Restrictions Expected To Be Imposed Monday

More Drastic Coal-Saving ' Rules Impend   Sharper Dim-out Restrictions, Sharing Of Coal Planned

New Drastic Coal Orders To Be Issued   CPA Plan Action By Monday Unless Mine Strike Ends

New Conservation Measures Go Into Effect on Monday   Unless Strike is Settled Extended Dimout Rule Will Hit Utilities

Ready New Fuel Clamps   CPA Plans to Extend Dimout Restrictions, Force Sharing of Coal

SWEEPING BANS TO BE FELT IN THE CAROLINAS   _xtended Dim-Outs Planned In Wake Of Coal Strike; Tighter Restrictions To Hit Sections Already Affected; Cessation Of Strike Only Hope.

a ew Action Due Monday To Save F uel   North Carolina: To. Be . Affected By New Con. ‘servation Steps: aS

New Dimout Restrictions  Are Readied   Series of Drastic Fuel Conservation Measures Planned

New Action Due Monday To Save Fuel      North Carolina To Be Affected By New Con servation Steps.

CPA Prepares New Series of Saving Orders   Extended Dimout And Even Closing Of Schools May  Become Necessary

Further Drastic (Orders Drafted for Coal Saving   CPA Ready to Clamp Lid Tighter Monday f Strike Persists

Tighter Restrictions on Coal Use. To Be Issued by Government Monday

GOVERNMENT DIGS IN FOR LONG SIEGE   No Fresh Major Move Expected Until After Pres. Truman's Sunday Night Broadcast   APPEAL IS SPEEDED UP

Third Of FDR Stamp Album Is Sold For $82,000   RECORD PRICE PAID FOR COLLECTION OF LATE PRESIDENT

NEW GURBS ASKED ON USE OF GRAIN   Breweries and Distilleries Are Named in Suggestion At Capital.

NEW JERSEY FARMERS  SPONSOR BUTTER SALE  =« 4O- BEAT BLACK MARKET

Embargo Curbs Freight And Parcel Post Sharply   Strike-Induced Unemployment May Reach Depression Level In One Of Most Prosperous Periods In  RY. a*.. 9. Zs? 2.....

2,000,000 May Be Jobless by Friday   Effects of Coal Strike Cut Deeper Into Life of Nation, With Auto Plants and Many Other Industries Planning to Close.

UNEMPLOYMENT RISES INU. $   Coal Walkout’s Effects Arc Spreading to Many Big Industries

Strixe Eifects Are Spreading Over Country  cores   Scores Of Plants - Across Nation To Be Claced Bown

Coal Strike ’s Effects Go Deeper Today   Unemployment Total: Rising; Car Industry to Go Down

Housing, Auto Plants, Steel Industry To Be Early Victims of Lewis’ Strike

Auto Industry Slowing To Stop, Housing Set Back, Manufacturing Hit

Fuel Saving Embargo Hits Freight, to Cause Unemployment to Mount

‘Millions May Be  Idle Soon if Coal ‘Strike Continues   Auto Industry Will Be Halted Within Few Days; New York Outlook Dark

Widespread Industrial Shutdown Is imminent   Unemployment Totals May Reach Depression Levels Due to Coal:Lack, Rail-Embargo’:

NATION'S JOBLESS TO IT 2,000,000 BY END OF WEEK   Effects of Coal Stoppage Brings Railroad Embargo

FweMition May Be Idle Witl i; New Restriglions placed awn Tadwevwey   AUTOMOBILic PLANTS ARE EXPECTED TO SHUT DOWN

Sees Embargo Due To Strike As Adding To Nation’s Unemployed   Auto Industry Wii Come To Standstill As ‘Result And-Number Of Idle Expected :Toé.Reach Depression Totals. -

TO MAKE MANY IDLE      Layeffs May Kun Into Millions Befere Ead of Week

EMOARGO WILL CLOSE PLANTS   Ban Most Freight Shipments After Thursday

2 MILLION IDLE SEEN BY FRIDAY   Embargo May Bring Layoffs Of ‘Depression Days’

Coal Stoppage Presages High  Unemployment   Automobile Industry Foresees Shutdown

SEE 2 MILLION IDLE BY FRIDAY   Unemployment Totals In Nation May Reach Denression-Year Levels In Face Of Coal Stoppage; Miners Hold To Lewis.

Two Million May Be Idle Friday   Freight Embargo to Bring Virtual Halt To Auto Industry

AUTO INDUSTRY MAY SHUT DOWN   DEPRESSION FEARED IN U. S, AS RESULT OF COAL STOPPAGE

Coal Stoppage Cuts Far Into - Nation’s Life   Unemployment Totals May Hit Depressioa-Year Levels In Wake Of Freight Embargo   ‘Auto Industry Faces Shutdown   Over 165,000 Workers Are Forced Into Idleness; May Reach Two MilHon By Friday

Idle Roils May Soar to Levels Of Depression   Auto Plants To Close: Unemployed Mav Total Two Million by Friday

ISASTROUS EFFECTS OF STRIKE CRIPPLE ALL U. S. ECONOMY  TWO MILLION WORKERS MAY BE IDLE FRIDAY;

President Truman’s First Year Faced by Some of the Toughest Issues in History

First Year of Presidency for Truman  Was Filled With Difficult Problems

Teen-Age Reporter Tells of Interview with President   Be (srevory Conners.

§. C. Democrats’ White Primary Is  Slated Tomorrow   Negro Citizens Plan Test Cases of New Setup Which Deprives Them aft Vote.

S. C. Democrats Vote Tomorrow   May Be Last White Primary If Threatened Federal Court Suits Succeed

SOUTH CAROLINA VOTES TUESDAY      May Be State’s Last “White Primary’ If Court Suits Succeed,

Truck Operators Ask Ten Millon Dollars Damages   Huge Damage Claim Filed Against Union In New York Truck Strike

Truck Operators File Damage Suit Against AFL.Union   Seek Judgment for Ten Million, Charging Strike Is Violation

TRUCK OWNERS SEEK DAMAGES      TEN MILLION DOLLARS —SOUGHT-IN_SUIT- FILED “AS— RESULT OF NEW YORK WALKQUT.

OTT  German Yugoslavia Drive Brought Death to 1,650,000, Says Von Paulus

Three Named Arch Planners Against Reds   Marshal Von Paulus Testifies Against Former Commanders

Nazis Started Preparing Campaign Against Russia in September, 1940

Field Marshal VonPaulus Reveals Hitler’s Plans For Attacking Russia

Million And Half Died In Attack On Yugoslavia   Trial Testimony Reveals Hitler’s Determination To Annihilate Begrade

lreton Lutheran .  Church Observes Years Of Service . Celebrated Sixieth   Celebrated Sixieth  Anniversary Sunday  With 400 Present

Church Observes. Years Of Service Celebrated Sixieth  ~ Anniversary Sunda

LEWIS THREAT BEING STUDIED   Justice Department To Rule On UMW Contract; Movie Walkout Near End

Justice Agency “Examines Lewis Walkout Threat   Officials Study Contract for Government Operation OF Coal Mines   SEA, AIR STRIKE TALKS CONTINUING   Month -Old Jurisdictional  Fight of Film Unions Near Truce

Movie Walkout Near End; Beer Workers To Quit?   Ex-GI Pilots Offer To Fly TWA Planes

Aollywood Strike Near Settlement   Government Advisers Con. fer on Shipping and Air Pilots’ Disputes

‘Coal Miners May Go Out Next Friday   Beer Supply In Nation May Be Shut Off Next

LOUIS BERNARD HAFER IS CLAIMED BY DEATH   Well Known Hanoverian Dies At Age Of 55 Years—Funeral Tomorrow Morning

Accuse Sailors Of Sabotage   Damaged Jap Cruiser or Way to Bomb Tests, Naval Officers Say

5 SAILORS HELD FOR SABOTAGE   Accused Of Endangering Shipmates By Damaging Cruiser Sakawa

University Gets $1,000,000 Trust Fund For Art Gallery And ‘Theater Cf Heavens’

WCTU DEMAND REAL PROBLEM   DRYS ASK OLD LAW GOVERN. ING LIQUOR SALES NEAR FAIRGROUNDS BE  ENFORCED &

Snyder Calls  For Retaining  U.S.Controls   ‘National Catastrophe’ Through Inflation Seen If They Are Dropped

Price Controls —Are Stil. Vital, Sayder Advises   Recorversion Chief Urges Congress to Extend War Powers Act

OPA Essential Te Economy   Steelman Warts of Continued Unbalanced Budget in Renort § °

Urges Controls to Prevent "A National Catastrophe"   Inflation Threat Moves Snyder to Make Dire Prediction to Conaress

or Slits Little Nephew’s at To Save His Life When Orange Pulp Cuts Off Breath

Doctor Slits Little Nephew’s Throat To Save His Life When ‘Oranae Pulp Cuts Off Breath

73 GERMANS GUILTY IN ATROCITY CASE   Defendants Charged With  Murder of Prisoners

TB NAZIS CONVICTED OF ATROCITY   Found Guilty of Violating the Rules of War

73°NAZIS. ARE FOUND GUILTY OF WAR CRIME   Seutences Due Tomorrow In Dachau For Malmedy Massacre

Nazi Officers Guilty  In Prisoner Murder   All 73 Nazi Officers Are Convicted by American Military Court

Blame Put for Belgian Atrocities   Gen. Sepp Dietrich Heads List Blamed for Atrocity Killings

(3 GUILTY OF BULGE MURDER   Court to Sentence Nazi Officers, Men

NEW ECONOMY PLAN DRAWN FOR EUROPE   Recovery ‘Blueprint’ Drafted by UN For Study

PLAN SUGGESTED. FOR INTEGRATING FUROPE ECONOMY  Part 0 f Program Drawn Up     PROPOSALS ARE ARE BROAD U.S. Would Bé Member of      U. S$. Would Bé Member of Commission to Carry Out Objectives

UN Gets Proposal  For Reorganizing Europe's Economy   Reconstruction Panel Has Hopes of Achieving Much of Program   RECOMMENDS PLAN SHOULD START SOON   Development Expected tc Offset Econcmic Unrest  As Cause of War

Approve Bill For Merger   Senate Military Committee Agrees On Measure Uniting Armed Forces.

Senator Thomas Expects Protest From New Hampshire G. O. P. With “Secretary for Air”? Favored

SERVICE UNITY GIVEN OKAY BY COMMITTEEMEN   Measure Gains Appreval Today By Vote Of Ten To One

MERGER FIGHT MOVES NEARER SENATE FLOOR   SENATE ‘COMMITTEE APPROVES PROPOSED BILL TO CREATE ONE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

Vote 10-1 In Support Ot Merger   Bill To Place Armed Services Under One Department Reported Out By Committee

Committee for Bill Joining Army, Navy   Military Affairs Body Votes 10 to  for Union; Hart Opposed

Senate Committee Votes Approval Of Merger Plan  Measure Now Carries All Proposals  Of President Truman

WOULD GREATE ONE DEPARTMENT ANN REPL APE 9   Group Votes 10-1 in Favor of Measure With Ex-Adm. Hart Against It   LONG DELAY EXPECTED   Legislation Is Not Likely to Get Through Senate Until Next Year

Merger Passes’  Hurdle   Senate Military Affairs Comniiter: Approves Bill hy 10-l Mavein

DEFENBACHER STAYS AS FINANCE DIRECTOR   Fourth Cabinet Appointment Announced By Herbert

FINDS GERMAN MIGHT BROKEN  CORRESPONDENT SPIKES OCCUPATION RLIMOR<

Hopes For Ending Strike At Pittsburgh Center ‘On New Federal Conciliators

WATER SUPPLY N STEEL CITY . THREATENED   Continuous Sessions of \egotiators Asked By Washington

Conciliators In Pittsburgh   Hope to Resume Negotiations Later In the Day

COMCILIATORS ENTER POWER NEGOTIATIONS   Action by Government Men Only Hope for Quick Strike Settlement

NEGOTIATIONS ON POWER STRIKE 10 BE TAKEN UP ANEW   Power Flows in Limited Quan: tity as Workers Continue ta Stay Away From Plant

U. S, GETS POWER : STALEMATE TIFF   JMW 10 TAKE US UE FROM LEWIS ST]   Conciliators Prepare For Pittsburgh Peace Try

Conciliators Take Hand In Power Strike  Deadlock Continues In Pitrsburgh; Mayo

Pittsburgh Facing Crisis; Conciliator Fails to End Strike   Power Supply. Dwindles As Industries Close;  Thousands Are Idle

Strike Dispute Brings Crisis   Men Assigned to Help Find Solution

NEGOTIATION SESSION ASKED——  Solution Of Pittsburgh Power Strike Rests On Federal Conciliators

OPE FOR ENDING PITTSBUBGH TRIKE CENTERS IN EFFORTS F NEW U. S. CONCILIATORS   Juquesne Light and Independent Union of 3,500 { Employes Asked Te Erter Into Immediate and : Centinuous Negotiations to Settle Issues   ROLLEY TIEUP KEEPS ‘THOUSANDS FROM WORK

Conciliators Put To Work   Government Enters Pittsburgzh’s Strike

Pittsburgh Is Stricken  City, Claim   Pin Hope Of Settlement Of Power Strike On Fed era] Government Conciliators

Coneilia tors Take Hand In  Power Strike   Continnons Negotiating Ses _ sion Cottvened; Pitts. burgh Nears Stale Paralysis

HOPE OF POWER ACCORD RESTS IN CONCILIATION   Government Sends 2 More Aids To Battle Walkout; Hotels Face Tie-Up

Steel City's Crisis Grows More Serious   Hope for Settlement of Dispute Turns te Federal Conciliaters

Hope For Ending Strike Centers In US Conciliators   Conciliators Ask That Principals In Issue Ente: Into Negotiations

Smoky City Nearly Paralyzed  U. S. Acts to Help Settle Pittsburgh Power Strike

Clues Checked in Kidnap-Murder  Former Janitor of Building Sought

Clues Checked in Kidnap-Murder  Former Janitor of ; o.oo rn . ne oe

Big Question: How Can U. S. Keep Military Secrets in Bomb Tests?

Secrecy Issue Is Chief Point In Atom Tests   Congress Prepares To Give Its Okeh To Big Experiments

DEBATE BOMB TEST SECRECY   Guarding of Key Military Information Big Issue To Test Approval

Could Happen Her  Labor Loses ‘Right  To Strike In Central  American Country

a EAGLES  0 MITGHEL     W. U.C. To Meet Dakota Wesleyans Next Saturday

GOLDEN EAGLES 70 MATCHELL   W. U.C. To Meet Dakotz Wesleyans Next Saturday

Charter Body Will Organize At 7:30 P. M.   Election of Officers To Highlight Efforts At Clean Government!

‘New Charter Backers To Organize Tuesday  AcHon ta Prenare Veance af Plactin,

Hays-Scott Post Has Record Membership   LOCAL POST CLOSES MEMBER, SHIP DRIVE

Beverly Hills Murder Scene Early Today   Three Men in Cadillac Ambush Gibbons Fell Him in Street

Toughest Guy in Rackets Slain  Gambler ‘Rubbed Out’ In Beverly Hills in

Stale Has First Deathless Weekend Since Mid-March   But Crashes Injure 29 Persons, of Whom Nine Are Seriously Hurt

KING LEOPOLD'S PARTY HIGH IN THE BELGIAN ELECTION. -RUIT-FANC-TO GAIN A MAJORITY... .

POPE LOOKS T0 NEW WORLD T0 FIGHT FAMINE   Pays Tribute  To Generous U.S.

Sees Nation As Guide From Post-War Confusion.  Pope Envisages U. S. “Leadership

Weather Forecast   Pope Looks To U. S. ToTakeLeadershipIn Present World Crisis

PONTIF LOOKS TD U8. AS HOPE IN PACTWAR ERA   Grants 27-Minute Interview To Representative of United Press   STRESSES RELIEF NEEDS   Asserts Continued Assistance of Western World Vital to Ease Suffering

SS Ee ————  Pope Looks To U. S. To Show World A Way Out Of Confusion

STRESSES NEED FOR RELIEVING WORLD FAMINE   Holy Father Confident Argentina to Supply Needed Grains

POPE LOOKS TO U. S. TO LEAD WORLD OUT OF POSTWAR CONFUSION AND WHIP FAMINE THREAT

Pope Pius Looking to United States as Shining Hope To Lead World out of Postwar Confusion, Is Report

Byrnes Favors Plebieite In BorderProblem   Proposal te Setue Limited Julian-Yugostavis Line Opposed by Russia and  Brithin

Byrnes Asks Plebescite In Border Dispute   Seeks To Settle Fight Between U_ S., Soviets On Italy-Yugoslav Territory Battle

Byrnes Proposes Plebiseiie To Settle Boundary Dispute   Report Says State Sécretary’s Suggestion Meets Opposition From Soviet’ And. Fircland

Propose Vote On Boundary   Byrnes Suggests Plebiscite ‘To Seitke Yugoslav-[lalian Border Question.

No Man’s Land  es ote Is Asked Before Powers   Proposal Is Placed By Seeretary Byrnes To Settle Boundary

BIG 4 CONSIDERS TTALIAN-YUGOSLAY BORDER QUESTION   Byrnes Proposes Plebiscite in Area, but Plan Is Opposed by Britain  and Russia.   MINISTERS ARGUE PROBLEM 5 HOURS   Molotov Makes New Offer in Effort to Win Trieste for Tito, but It Gets Cool Reecention.

Propose Vote On Frontier   Byrnes Suggestion Is Opposed By Soviet And British Foreign Ministers

Byres Proposes Plebiscite Method   Molotov and Bevin Unite Against Vote Only Betweer Disputed Boundaries

Socialists Aim To Name Aurio In Gouin Post   Election of Gouin To Take DeGaulle’s Place Likely

French Socialist Wins: Nominatior  Interim President Will Be Elected

“Communists”” Rout Weeping Bigots  “They'll Never Crush Us!” Columbians Inc. Declare Heatedly After Tear-Gas Bombing

FSA LOAN TO BUY FARM TO 1 OUT OF 114 ILLINOIS VETS   BOOMING LAND PRICES GIVEN AS REASON FO8 REJECTION BY AGENCY

U.S. Prepares To Curb Russia's Use Of Weapon  New: Zealand, Egypt Lead Bitter Assault In Security Council

Some Schools In State to Delay Start   Public Meetings Called Off At Other Places Because of Polio

POLIO OUTBREAK IS SPREADING IN THE NATION   Has Reached Epidemic Proportions In Several States   More Victims’ Are Being Rushed To Hospitals

Eight Deaths — (ver Week-End   Only One Death Attributed To Highway Accident

FDR Great War Leader.  Says Winant   Dared To See Facts And Act He Tells Congress At Memorial Service

Plane Refuels At Chicago Private Field  Believed to be One Stoien From

HIGHER ‘CIG’ PRICES LOOM   Price Controls On Cigars May Also Be Lifted By OPA

BOOST IN CIGARETTE PRIGES SLATED SOON   OPA May Lift Ceiling Within Two Or Three Weeks

Council Bluffs Man To Succeed Late Fred Witkins in State Post   Fire Breaks Out; 75 Flee Hotel in D. M.

Legal Fracas Maroons 800 Weary Patrons of Off-Shore Gambling Ship

Patrons Stranded Aboard Floating Gambling Casino While Law, Owner Argue

GAMBLING SHIP OWNER NABBED   Patrons Stranded as Water Taxis Are Stopped

“They Can't Do This’ (But They Dia)  Gambling Ship Patrons Stranded When Onerator Tangles With Low

Patrons Stranded On Bunker Hill   Eight Hundred Gamblers Victims of Legal Argument

Strand Gambling Ship Patrons   Authorities Arrest Water Taxi Drivers And Owners

800 Stranded On Floating Gambling Casino As Police Halt Fleet of Water Taxis

Patrons Left Stranded On Gambling Ship   800 Caught In Legal Fracas Between ‘Admiral? Tony ' Cornero and Law Officers

aT eee ni erences er deemenneitnel  ‘800 Stranded on Floating Casino as law Cracks Down on Tony Cornero

Legal Tangle Causes 800 Patrons to Be Stranded Aboard Gambling Vessel

300 Persons Stranded Aboard Gambling Ship As Police Stop Water Taxi Fleet

CHIANG FORCES IN COASTAL PROVINCE DECLARED AMPLE   Government Spokesman Expresses. Confidence in ‘Outcome of Botte

SHIP STRIKE DUE 10 END   Picket Lines Expected to Be Withdrawn From East and Guif Ports.

WITHDRAWAL OF PICKETS TO END SHIPPING STRIKE   Wage Accord Was Reached Saturday in 28-Day Tieup

French Reject Communistic Constitution   Voters Turn Down SocialistCommunist Backed Pro posal By Wide Marein.   ELECT NEW ASSEMBLY

Constitution Defeated By Rightest Party Which Seeks More Power for  “Execttive, I Less for Assembly.

Left-Wing Block Receives Setback In French Poll _   Constitution Defeated. By More Than a Million Votes in Sunday Vote ™

French Voters Reject Leffist Constitution   New Constituent Assembly Must Be Chosen-In June

FRANCE YOTES REJECTION OF CHARTER   French People Give Sharpest Setback to Communists-Socialists

FRENCH VOTERS GIVE LEFTISTS SHARP SETBACK   Constitution Rejected By Nearly 2 Million

—NEW REGIME NOW WILL BE CHOSEN —  French Jolt Leftists, Reject Constitution

France ‘Will Elect: New Constituent Assembly . To Chart Government

French Voters Slap Left in Rejecting New Constitution Must Elect New Constituent Assembly

French Voters Overwhelmingly Rejed Plan For Communistic Constifation =

French Voters Swing to Right   Communist Supported Constitution Defeated By 1,180,000 Votes

Eighty Percent of Registered Voters Participate In Sunday Election

Communists Are Handed Setback In French Vote   Proposed Constitution Supported By Left Wing Bloc Rejected

Left Wing Bloc Is \Given Setback in ‘French Election   Communist-Socialist Backed Constitution is Rejected---To Elect New Assembly June 7

LEFT WINGERS LOSE IN FRANCE   Reject Communist Supported Constitution in Election

Leftist-Backed Proposal Beaten 'By French Vote   France Must Now Elect New Constituent Assembly To Name New Government

FRENCH VOTING JOLT TO REDS   People Reject Communist-Socialist Constitution, Unofficial Totals Show

FRENCH VOTE. “NO”   Reject Left Wing Constitution by Over Mil  lion Votes

FRENCH REJECT LEFT WING BLOC   Communist-Socialist Constitution Loses Out In Election.

France Turns Down Radical  Constitution   Sharp Right Swing May Indicate June Election Trend

LEFT- WINGERS SUFFER DEFEAT IN FRENCH VOTE   Red-Supported Constitutior Rejected In Referendum; De Gaulle View Wins

France Rejects Constitution   Votes Deliver Sharpest Setback to Left Wing Bloc

France te Elect New Assembly   Reds, Socialists Are Defeated in Sunday's Voting

France Swings Right   Defeat of LeftistBacked. Constitution Necessitates New Elec: tion: to Vote June 2 —

FRANCE DEFEATS NEW LEFT-WING FORM OF GOVERNMENT IN VOTE   CONSTITUTION DOWNED ACCORDING TO FULL, OFFICIAL REPORTS

FRENGH VOTERS GRACK LEFTISTS   Reject Red-Socialist Supported Constitution

Meat Shortages Shut Down Mines   Men Who Work in Pits Refuse to Report for Want of Proper Food

MORE MINES ARE CLOSED DUE TO MEAT SHORTAGE   Miners Protest Shortage A Hunters Seek Meat Instead Of Game

WOMAN ACCUSED IN BANK BURGLARY   TELLER OF IDABEL, OKLA. DEPOSITORY FACES CONSPIRACY CHARGE.

Idabel Woman Arraigned or Buralary Count   Commissioner Sets $5,000 Bond, 5 Held For Bank Robbery

Bulgarians Get First - Account of Big Power ~ Views on Sunday Vote

Rescue Parties Sight One Body In Debris Of New Orleans Structure   Police Fear Others  Died In Explosion   15S Of Survivors Seriously Injured; Blast Happens Early In Dav

CLAIM POLAND HOLDING MANY U.S. CITIZENS      Nation Has Only _ Meagre Success Trying To Reach Them

POLES ARREST AMERICANS   Claim that Many were Polish Rather than Amorican Citizens — Charge Membership In Nazi Organization.

Polish Arrests of Americans Claimed   U.S. Has Difficulty in Reaching Them, Report

U.S, LEARNS LITTLE ABOUT AMERICANS HELD   Between 50 And 60 Citizens Arrested By Poles In Last Year

Not Accidental, Is Yugoslav Comment  Official Spokesman Explains Why Turk Officer

2 FEARED DEAD AMID RUINS OF SECOND PLANE   U. S. Promised Permission To Inspect Both Craft That Were Downed

Action Follows Report Of Tito's Rejestion Of U. S. Ultimatum, Tho Word Is Unofficial

ORDERS END T0 PLANE - DOWNING   Says American To Be Given Permission To Inspect Transports   NO WRITTEN ANSWER

Tito Spokesman Is Conciliatory   Asks Americans Take European Suspicion, Fear Into Account

Dispatch Says Yugoslavs Still. Hold Flight Was Not Accidental and  That Ultimatum Will  ~ Be Reiected.

Turk Is Held In Custody   U.S. Expected To Protest Promptly If He’s Not Freed

TELLS A NOT 10 FIRE AT YANKS   J. S. Representatives Will Inspect Both Planes   INTERNED YANKS   Are Released Immediately; Yugoslavs Promise Complete Satisfaction

Some Terms Met, Matter Still Pending   Yugoslav Calls Events Due to “Deliberately Tense Atmosphere.”

Note Came After  Releases  Detaining of   Detaining of Turk Officer Not Accidental

Belgrade Alleges Presence of Turk Is Not Accidental  Charge Tension in Balkans Is Created By Troublemokers

Nations’ Dispute Turns To Traffie On banube River   Interned Americans Free As Marshal Tito Yields To Ultinatam Of L. >.

Tension Eases as Tito Gives No Fire Order   Yugoslav Premier Complies Fully With U. S. Ultimetum

Report Says Tito May Reject U. S. Ultimatum  Turkish Passenger, Injured, Is Still in Custody

Yugoslavs Say Presence  on Flight Not Accidental   Officer Seriously Wounded When U. S. Plane Shot Down Last August 9

ALABAMA PRIMARY UPENO 10 NEGROES FUR FIRGT TIME   BOSWELL AMENDMENT I ALSO INDORSED BY STATE GROUP

eC s Back Dowr o End First —  Dg UNO Crisis                evin Accepts Russia’s Compromise fer on British Troops in Greece  As Proposed by Chief U. S. Delegate

Charges Are ‘Withdrawn  by Russians   Soviet Proposal of Compromise Accepted by Bevin

UNO Passes First Crisis   Russia Withdraws Charges to Break Deadlock: Britain Agrees

Reds Want Treaty Put ‘On Agenda   Hint Molotov Is Hoping For Concessions

Reds Will Discuss Germany,   Molotoy Agrees ta Putting U.S. 25-Year Plau on Big 4 Avenida

RUSSIANS APPROVE YANK PROSPECTUS 10 DISARM NAZIS   Twenty-Five Year Plan To Be Presented Before Big Four Conference, Is Report Made Today.

Concession to Soviet Expected   Molotov Wants All  Delegates to State Conference Problems

“MOLOTOV WILL NOT OPPOSE NEW GERMAN TREATY   one  g Experts Think Soviets Hope To Get Concessions From Ministers

Soviet Minister  Agrees to Study Pact for Reich   May Seek Concessions in Return for Placing Treaty On Agenda   NATURE OF MOSCOW DEMANDS UNKNOWN   Bymes Sounds Out Members of Congress on 25Year Arms Proposal

Pact to Control! Reich Proposed   Reds Won't Bar U. S. Plan from Aqenda

Accord Might Be In Return For Concessions   Molotov Gets Favor In _ Plan To Have All Hands Lay Cards On Table

Russia Agrees to Placing of U.S. Pian on Big 4 Conference Agenda

U. S. Urge: German Arms Ban   Russia May Support 25-Year Disarmanent Asked by Byrnes

REDS AGREE TO DISCUSSION OF 25-YEAR TREATY   Russians Won’t Oppose Placing Byrnes’ Plan on Agenda

Barber Singers Hold Tune-Fest   Varied Events at Horse Show Inaucurating Arena and Track

BARBER SHOP QUARTETS COMPETE Harmony Singers Giving Oul With Mellow Old Favorites

POLICE HELD  IN RESERVE FOR TROUBLE AT MILWAUKEE   Labor Violence Occurred At Alli: Chalmers Plant Past Two Days

Police Quiet Milwaukee Battle Area; Union Charges Strikebreakers Used

Violence Flares At Strike Bound Allis-Chalmers  Milwaukee Police Held in Reserve To Maintain Order

POLICE GUARD FARM PLANT INWISCONSIN   Fighting Breaks Out Again at Allis Chalmers Factory

Milwaukee Police Reserves Ready For Strike Duty  Pickets, Workers Fight Two Davs

STRIKE VIOLENCE HITS WISCONSIN   Milwaukee Police Poised Ir Allis-Chalmers _ Rioting

POLICE WATC PICKETS ABOUT STRUCK PLANT   Federal Officials Await Open ing Friday of Wage Talks With Lewis

Government Officials Prepared To Meet. Lewis In Discussion On New Agreement

Battles At Allis Factory  GetCops   Sheriff Requests Police To Help  Keep Peace

PICKETS CLASH WITH WORKERS IN WISCONSI   100 Milwaukee Police Would Help Curb Violence; Other Strike News

LABOR OUTLOOK DARK; STRIKES TIE UP NATION   Police Ready As Milwaukee Trouble Looms; Auto Workers Make Bid

Uneasiness On National Strike Front   Pickets And Workers Fight In Wisconsin ; Chrysler Auto Employe:  a

CHETNIK LEADER HISSED IN COURT   Gen. Mikhailovitch Tried On Treason Charge By Yugoslavia

6,000 STRIKE IN 84 LOS ANGELES HOTELS IN COPPOSING CONTRACT NECOTIATIONC AWADND

Continuous UNO Session  Is Advocated   Vandenberg Thinks Meetings Necessary During *‘Hair-Trigger’ Days

Back of the Headlines  Satisfaction Over RedFran Issue Hit by Pact

Carroll Village Opened to ‘Twenty Families  Married Ex-Servicemer      Married Ex-Servicemen Attending College Have Neat Apartments

Carroll Village Opened to Twenty Families  Married Ex-Servicemen Attending College  b.... Ales A marirmante

@ PETER EDSON   Explains Plan for Financing — World-Wide Education Sustem

ww FeSrenm Sie wwil  Explains Plan for Financing World-Wide Education System

Belgrade Asks U. $. To Limit Plane Flights   CONTENTS OF NOTE TC AMERICA ARE MADE. PUBLIC

New Plane Violations  Charged   Note Details Flights by American Aircraft Over Slav Territory

Yugoslavia Requests U.S.  (;uarantees   Note Says Airplanes Continue to Fly Over Country, Asks What Steps Have Been Taken

YUGOSLAVS ASK U.S, GUARANTEE   Belgrade Papers Print Note Sent To Washington

Flights Not To Be lolerated, Belgrade Says   New Instances Of Trips Over Area Declared Noted

Charge New Instances by  Yank Planes   Claim No Satisfactory Reply Received To Notes of Aug. 10 and 19

Slavs Press Washington For Pledge   Note Says Flights G« On, Ask Guarantee They Will Stop.

Temperatures   Yugoslavia Seeks U.S. Guarantee — On Future Flights   Belgrade Note Requests America to Answer Warning, Planes Avoid Their Territory; Trial Sought for Men Who Shot Down Fliers

Nofe fo America Asks End of Deliberate Trips  No Satisfactory  Ranly Ac Yet

U. S. Asked To End Flights   Yugoslavs Want Guarantee That Trips Not Be Repeated -

Straight From Belgrade  Yugoslavs Ask U.S. Guarantee Of No Air Flights Over Nation

Tugosiavia  Asks U.S. For  Guarantees   Claims American Planes Still Fly Over Territory

TOCOSLATIA SAYS U,,S. REFUSED TO REPLY TO NOTES   Sent Warnings Not to Fly Over Yugoslavia and Pleas Were  lenored

Yugoslavs Seeking Guarantees of  No More Flights   Government Will Bear No Responsibility for Any Results; U. S. Undersecretary Cancels Report After Being Summoned to White House

‘ASKS PLANES CEASE FLIGHTS   Belgrade Papers Publish Note To State Department

RURAE-DOMINATION OF STATES ATTACKED   Maryland Is Described As Such A State By Municipal News; Candidates Promise Remedy

Rural Counties Have ‘Most Representation   Publication Says Farm Areas Have Advantage Over Cities

Russia Opposes UNO Probe Of Iran Issue; Gromyko May Bolt Future Council Sessions

Group Is Named after Threat from Soviet To  Quit Meeting   TRIO IS DIRECTED TO REPORT TODAY   Byrnes Opposes Delay affer Russia Suffers 9 fo 2 Defeat

Soviet Delegate Hints Walkout  UNO Votes To Hear lranian-Soviet Row

Russian Envoy Demands Delay Until April 10°  Byrnes, Bonnet And Gromyko to . Confer on Time

Vot Question Finally ‘Turned Over to SubCommittee After Russia Threatens to Walk Out 7

THREE NAMED BY COUNCIL TOFIXDATI   Subcommittee Also Will Decide on Procedure — Action Follows Hours of Argument.   RUSSIA IN THREAT TO BOLT MEETING   Soviet Delegate Declares He Cannot Take Part in Discussion of Case Before April 10.

Russia, Franee,  U. S. Represented   Proposed Soviet Walkout Brings Concession

Group Named to Decide on Procedure   Subcommittee Is Chosen to Fix Time of Hearing

Subcommittee To Say When  Issue Comes Up   Byrnes Leads Talk For Hearing Now What Iran Wants to Say; Soviets Fight Issue

Soviet Russia Threatens To Quit Sessions   Security Council Names Committee to Decide Ques. tion of When and How Iran’s Case Would be Heard

Gromyko threatens walkout; sub-group will determine time   Bonnet’s proposal ends debate; T.S.. France. Russ muse delav

MINORITY HITS CURBS POSED UPON OPA BLL   Dissenting Report Signed by Four Senators Warns of Consequences   SOARING PRICES SEEN   Buyers’ Strike or Panic by Speculators Will Follow, They Contend

Buying Strike Or Panic Seen  From OPA Bill   Minority Senate Committeemen Rap Riddled Measure

WARN DEATH OF OPA WILL BRING PANIC   Four Senators Hit At Bill Reported Out By Committee

WARNS CONGRESS MEASURE MEANS END OF CONTROLS   Wagner and Colleagues See  Buyers! Strike and New Lober Trautble«

4 Senators  See Panic in OPA Bil   Downey Signs Report Protesting Senate's Much-Amended Plan

OPA EXTENSION BILL MAY CAUSE BUYER'S STRIKI      Minorit wy Report Says Measure Writes Finis to OPA

China's Peace Hopes Dwindle   Marshall, U. S. Envoy, Is Idle as Mediator ~

Peace Hopes Dim  Gen. Marshall China Mediator, But Has Nothing To Mediate

Marshall On Spot In China   May Admit Failure Of Mission if Chiang Troops Are Not Haltec To Allow Peace Talks

Peace Effort In China Is Threatened   Gen. Marshall Now Has Little To Mediate

General Marshall. As a Mediator   Chinese Government Continues War to Seize Communist Territory.

Credence Is Given Reports of U. S. Fliers in Slavery  Authorities Inclined To Believe Savage  - ef gg i § f§ QB .@ gf  _

FIVE U.S, FLIERS HELD BY LOLOS   Captives All Reported In Good Health; Army Planning Rescue

Credence Is Given Reports of U.S. Fliers in Slavery  Authorities Inclined To Believe Savage Tribe Holds Aviators

Truman Urges Pan-American  Military Tie   Collaboration Seen as Instrument of Peace; 7 Billions Asked for  1.070,000-Man Army

Include Canada In Proposal To ~ Train Soldiers   President Asks Congress For Broad Military  Program

Authorization Of Congress Is Requested   U. S. Would Assist in Training, Forming and Equipping Armies

Truman Asks All-America Defense Pact   President Seeks $7,246,335,200 For War Office

TRUMAN ASKS U. 8. HELP EQUIP ARMIES IN SOUTH AMERICA   Calls Upon Congress to Authorize Full Military Collaboration With Sister Republics.   REQUESTS 7 BILLION  FOR WAR DEPARTMENT   Estimate Contemplates Reduction in Army From 1,500,000 to 1,170,000 Men.

Truman Urges Full Military Help  to Sister Nations  President Calls Upon Congress to Authorize Collaboration

“NEIGHBORS” 10 BE ARMED BY THEU.S.   Full Military Collaboration Is Sought by Truman

Truman Asks Congress To  Pass New Bill   Would Authorized FullFledged Military Collaboration  With Other Ameriean- Nations—As Peace Instrument

Full Military Aid With Pan-America Urged by Truman   Proposes Congress Pass Bill Authorizing U. S To Assist in Training and Equipment Of Armed Forces of American Nations

Truman Urges Full Military Help  to Sister Nations  President Calls Upon Congress to  Authorize Collaboration TRF Bnlke Th meelial besbama ja f seman

‘Triman Asks Collaboration With Other  , Americas  _ Also Asks Congres: ~ For Seven Billion _ To Maintain Army

Joint Defense Plan Is Asked By Presiden’   ECO  Truman Seeks Approval of Hemisphere Military Collaboration Plan

lilinois Man Would Reject Senate Bill   Rayburn Certain Measure Will Go To Committee

Mother Gives Child Up For  ‘Better Chance   Left Babe in Doctor’s Office 15 Minutes After Birth

Mother Is Torn Over Baby's Fafe   Wants Babe Born in Doctor’s Office, Fears She Cannot Toke Care of It

CUBAGE TRIAL DEFENSE RESTS   Court Of Eight Expected To Begin Deliberations Today

Predict Five Above Tonight   Wind to Diminish— Some Roads Drifted With Snow

‘First Teams’ Ready For Coal Meet   Krug And Lewis Go To Mat Monday

Krug, Lewis Meet Monday   May Lift Ceilings to Take Government Out Of Coal Business

ramily $§ Long Political Regime Ended   Loses Senate Seat To Young Judge And War Veteran

LA FOLLETTE DEFEATED IN PRIMARY   Wisconsin Voters Give GOP Choice To Young Veteran

LaFollette Loses Race  for Senate   Young Jadge Hands Veteran Scion Defeat to End Political Era

‘YOUNG. BOB’ IS TRAILING IN WISCONSIN VOTE   41 Years ‘In Congressional Post Seen Ended; Foe Claims Victory

Admits Defeat In Wisconsin Senator Race  Famous Family Out ¢   Famous Family Qut of Senate After 41 Yrs: In Service

EXTENDED DRAFT GATHERS FAVOR: TIME UNCERTAIN _ LAWMAKERS CAN’T DECIDE ON LENGTH  Ty

Solons Indicate Intent To Keep Law In Effect  E; xtens sion Period  Soo Boe

CABINET HEADS, ARMY LEADERS INDORSE DRAFI   Lawmaking Groups Appeor To Favor Extension of Program After’ May 15

INDEFINITE DATE MEETS OPPOSITION   Extension Urged In Order To Keep Nation Secure

Tran Aligns With U. 8S. Against  Red Delay Request; Lawmakers Divided Over Draft Extension

Solons Favor Extension Of Draft For U.S.   VARIED OPINIONS ON LENGTH OF NEW ACT

Lawmakers Are Still Puzzling Over The Draft      Agree That ExtensionNecessary But For How Long Is Ouestion.

Draft Extension Appeals Produce Mixed Reaction   Congress Cool Tc Indefinite Date

COMMIES LOSE GRIP AS POLL UPS LIBERALS   Republican Movement Shows Strength; Bidauit May Be President

KAISER TO ENTER OPA STRUGGLE   Interest Centers On Aute - Maker’s Appearance

Solons Will Hear Kaiser Testify In Battle Over OPA   Move Against Ceilings Gains Headway

(PA Battle For Life Continues   Interest Shifts To Scheduled Appearance Of Henry J. Kaiser

OPA Battle For Life in Second Week   Eccles Says President’s New Wage Policy Might Result in: Further Rise In Cost of Living

Hearings Resume Tn House Fight On OPA Continuance      Henry, - Kaiser and - Others: Will: Be Heard ~ "This Week. ©

TRUMAN, LEW CONFER ON STRIKE   SCHWELLENBACH TAKES PART IN TALKS—"NO CONCLUSIVE RESULT.”

Tells Details Bookkeeper’s  Embezzlement   Sudden End of War Led William Nickel to Cross Foul Line Of The  Tae

Halt Indicated in Phone Production   Strikes Against All WE Plants Voted by Unions

CONSOLIDATION FAR-REACHING   Congress’ Law To Mod“ernize Self To Cause Meany Changes.

U.S, DECIDES TO MOVE GAS IN PIPELINES   Krug Mystifies Committee By Sudden Decision.

GAS T U. 5. PIPE LINES WITHIN WEEK   Temporarily Leased to Tennessee Gas and Transmission Co,

PIPELINE GAS PLAN SURPRISE   Krug Reported To Have Made Up Mind To Pipe Gas East At Last Minute

PIPELINES TO: UINISH Gk  FROM TEXAS  i   SERVICE THAT WILL INCREASE THE OHIO SURPLY TO START. ‘WITHIN NEXT SIX DAYS

Balanced Budget Move Set Back  - Occupation Relief - Costs Estimated

OCCUPATION COST “RISE IS FORECAS   War Department Estimates Relief Expenses in Askina Funds

THIRD TEST   Plans Under Way For Test of Atomie Bomb in Been Water.

ANOTHER A-BOMB TEST 1S PLANNED   Explosion 3,000 Feet in Sea Is Set for Next Spring.

A-Blast ai Sea Depth of 3,000 Planned   ADMIRAL, BLANDY REVEALS PLANS IN MAKING FOR NEXT SPRING.

THIRD BOMB TEST DUE NEXT SPRING   Bomb Will Be Exploded 3000 Feet Under Water

Congress Urged to Look at Nation's Bank Balance Before Writing Checks

CONGRESS ASKED FOR CEILING ON APPROPRIATIONS   No Coordination Nov Between Collecting, — Spending Says Report

URGE CLAMP ON US. SPENDING   Committee On Organiza tion of Congress Makes Report

COMMITTEE ASKS  ‘CEILING’ ON U.S.  CHECK-WRITING EXTENSIVE STUDY  OF ‘STREAMLINED’ « CONGRESS ENDED

Balanced Spending Asked of Congress   Committee Report Is Submitted Recommending New Streamlining

Congress Urged to Look at Bank — Balance Before It Writes Checks

Conflict Viewed As Five Nations _: Seek UN Status   Report Some Applicants Have Partisan Interest In Future Discussions

New Member Applications May Provoke U. N. Battle   ‘Five Nations Have Partisan Interests In Issues At Hand

‘New A pplications UN Membership To Pose Headache   Transjordan and 4 Other Nations Now Seek Entrance to Peace Agency

NEW APPLICANTS TO U.N. COUNCIL   FIVE PETITIONS FOR MEMBERSHIP SEEN AS SOURCES OF CONFLICT

Pending Applications From Five Aspirants To U.N. Threaten New Controversy   Some Have Deep Partisan Interest In Issues Council May Have To Consider

Potential Conflict. Seen Shaping Over Membership in UN  Applicant's Partisan - Interest May Provoke

BRITAIN TO GET CANADIAN LOAN   Mackenzie King Discloses Notion Will Let Empire Borrow over Billion

Canada Oks Huge Loan To Britain   Barkley Sees Early Approval of Similar Assistance by U.S.

British Bteak Indian Mutiny; Riots Continue   210 Killed; 1,200 Injured; Mutineers Surrender Unconditionally

A VOTE OF CENSURE   Indian Assembly Says Seaman's e Was Mishandled

SENATE COMMITTEE AGREES TO° SPEED UP LABOF LAW AFTER TAFT PROTESTS LEISURELY ACTION

HealthInsurance Will Not Work, Society Is Told   Essential To Combat Illness and Depravity, Another Speaker Says

NATIONAL HEALTH PLAN NOT PRACTICAL!   Seciety Deubis Mf Sufficient Partien Of Medical Profession Will Take Part

Former Member LeMars English Group Is Dead  Alex Y. Weir Was ’ For Many Years — Resident Here

WIDELY KNOWN STOCKMAN DIES   Alex Y. Weir, Sioux City, Once Conducted Stable Hera 

“Measure Sent To White House By Senate After Midnight Passage   Bill Is Skeleton Of Former Law   Except For Rents Many Powers Will Be Curbed  Or Removed

President Expected To State At News Conference Late Today Whether He Will Sign Or Veto Revival Measure Okayed By Both Houses Of Congress—Senators Pass Legislation By Vote Of 53 To 26 Shortly After Midnight—Many Wartime Powers Cut

If He Signs, Truman to  Pick Board   President Will Not Say What He Will Do Before Conference, Seeretary Says    Will Lose Powers      Aside From Rents Many Wartime Powers Will Be Removed

Measure Re-establishes Rent Ceilings Which Expired June 30, and Provides for Speedy Adjustments Under Price De- Control Board

Upper House Completes Action Early Today on Measure To Extend Price Con trol Thru Next June.   CONTROLS iB. ANN ED UNTIL AUGUST 20

MEASURE WIL CURB POWERS OF AGENCY   June 30 Rent Ceilings Restored In Legislation   SENATE APPROVES   New Price Control By Vote Of 53-26; Truman May Ask More Funds

Truman Signing Only Hindranee To OPA Reviva'   Except For Rents Many Of  Agency’s) Powers “Will: Be Combed Or Removed 

CEILINGS ON SOME  GOODS MAY NOT BE  REINSTATED AS YET BOARD MUST DECIDE   ON FOOD CONTROLS, . ACCORDING TO RIL.

AGENCY LOSES MUCH POWER IN MEASTIRE   Members of Decontrol Board to Be Named Quickly

Decision On OPA Today   Truman Report To Sign, Veto Set ai 5 FP. M.

OPA Restored by Truman Signature   Bitter Fight Over Price Control Is Brought to Close   President Acts “Reluctantly,” He Tells the Press--. New Board Soon

As Soon As Bull Is Signed OPA Will Restore Ceilmgs On Many Items; Food To Ke Passed For Tyme Beams   RENT CEILINGS TO BE RESTORED

New OPA Bill Soon ToBeLaw   President Expected To Sign Measure; Porter Prepares New Price Ordarye

Senate Passes New Measure By 53-26 Vote   Rent, Many Price Ceilings Of July 1 Will Be Restored

Signature Is Expected  After Senators Approve Extender by 53-26 Vote

Congress to Get Message On Decision   Price Controls May Go into Law Today: Roll Rents to June 30

RELUCTANTLY PUTS ACT INTO EFFECT   President Says He Shortly Will Announce a ThreeMember Price Decontrol Board to Adminster Affairs.   Washington, July 25.—(/P) —President Truman “reluctantly” signed into law today the OPA revival bill.

Sets Message Explaining Act To Congress —   House Democratic Leader McCormack Says Presi« dent Will Siegen Measure.

Signature Of Truman Needed To Revive OPA   No Doubt President Will Sign Bill — Todav

LITTLE DOUBT PRESIDENT WILL SIGN MEASURE   Senate Passes Compromise Bill In Midnight Session By 53 To 26; Steelman May Succeed Bowles.

Price Agency Return Today Seen Certain   Except for Rent, Many of Powers Curbed or Killed

Truman Decision To Be Announced Some Time Today   Price Control] Bill Is Finally Adopted By Upper House, 53 to 26

*  —PRICES—  OPA Bill Awaits Signature   Rent Controls Will Be Back, Food Items Free

TRUMAN READY FOR OPA ACTION   Message To Congress Wil Accompany Decision — On Compromise

Truman Decides On Signature Or Veto Late Today   Presidential Approval Predicted For Revival With Many Restrictions   WASHINGTON; July 25. () —President Truman “reluct~ antly” signed into law today the OPA revival. bilL

Plans Set for Reviving OPA,  Restoring Prices   President's Approval Seen; Appointment ‘Of New Decontrol Board to Follow ©

To Restore Ceilings On Many Items   Truman expected To Sign House-Approved Bill That Senate Passed Early Today.

SENATE ACTION PAVES WAY FOR TRUMAN OKAY   Three Man Board Would Have Broad Powers Under Biil

Senate Passes Measure Bya 53 to 26 Vote   President Is Expected to Sign It Without Delay

Bitterly Contested Measure, Disliked by Chief Because It Gives Agency Less Strength, Survives Long Beleaguering; Heads to Be Named

PRES. TRUMAN "IS EXPECTED TO SIGN MEASURE   HIS APPROVAL WILL RE-ESTABLISH RENT AND PRICE CONTROL

Fate Of Future  Control Awaited   Decision Expected During Meeting Late Today

PRESIDENT TRUMAN WILL STATE HIS POSITION ON OPA ATT 5 P.M. CONFERENCE AT WHITE HOUSE   Secretary Charles G. Ross Gives Out No Definite Irformation as to Attitude of Chief Executive—State’s Attorney Tuohy Asks for Indictment of William Heirens

TrumanLikelyTo  Announce Decision On OPA Bill Today   Plans Press Conference, Message To Congress

PRESIDENT MAY REVEAL PLANS THIS AFTERNOON   OPA Prepares Pricing Ordrs in Expectation of Approval

Bill To Give Price Agency Year Of Life   ‘Measure Curbs Many Wartime Powers;  Capitol Hill Confident of OK By President Despite His Previous Veto Action.

Congress to Get Message On Action   Will Name Decontrol Board If Bill Is Approved

TramanSignature Extends the OPA   President Makes ‘Decision Known at Press  . Conference   BOTH HOUSES APPROVE   Compromise on Controversial Question Now Is Assured

Senate Passes Measure After Hot Debate   Many Wartime Powers Removed; Reported Acceptable To Truman

Presidential Okeh Is Given Reluctantly   Executive Also Announces at News Conference He Will Make Public Agency's Fliree. Man Board Shortly

Truman’s OPA Word Awaited  Many Powers of Agency Cut Except for Rents

Measure Is Minus Many Old Powers   Will Automatically Establish Ceilings On Rents, Other lterms

With Exception of — Rents. Many Wartime Powers of Agency Are Curbed or Removed

Bill Passed By Senate Early Today   President May Teli His Verdict on Price Control  Measure to Reporters

SEE APPROVAL BY PRESIDENT FOR NEW BILL   Decontrol Board to Be Named Promptly if Measure Is Signed

SENATE OKAYS BILL EARLY TODAY, 53-26  ' Message Will   Message Will  Be Sent To i”  Conorees =

Ap prove Revival  Of OPA   Senate Passes Bill Few Minutes After Midnight 53 to 26: Had House Approval

President's Decision Will Be Announced Thursday Afternoon   4 P.:M. News Conference To Hear Chief Executive’s Action on Price Measure; Senate OKs. Bill by Vote of 53 to 26 ee

PRESS PARLEY ANNOUNCEMENT AT 3 O'CLOCK   Agency Gears For Speedy Action, But Snarls Anticipated

Bill Approved By Senate Mf Big Maicrity   Decisicm Expected Fronz Truman Today

PRESIDENT IS EXPECTED TO SIGN OPA BILL   Senate Follows House Action In Approving Patchwork Revival Measure.

Senate Votes For Measure   Will Re-establish Rent, Many Price Ceilings That Lapsed July 1

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Approval Ot Measure  Is Expected   Chief Executive To Announce Plans At 4pP. M.

Rent Controls Near Again ‘After Senate Passes and Sends Measure to Chief  Billi ElTinl

Decision Due At Afternoon Conference   Executive To Send Message To Conaress

SENATE PASSES BILL THAT CUTS FORMER POWER   Rent Ceilings Will Return  President Signs Action; Wherry Blasts Taft

Revised OPA Awaits Pen of Pres. Truman   Senate Puts Its O. K. on Measure in Night Session   WASHINGTON T’—President Truman “reluctantly” signed inte law Thursday the OPA revivel bill.

Presidential Approval Is ‘Reluctant’   Three-Member Price Decontrol Board To Be Announced Shortly.

Truman Expectec fo Sign New OPA Bill Today   Senate Passes Measure This Morning, 53 to 26   BULLETIN

President ‘‘Reluctantly’’ Signs Compromise Price Bill Into Legislation

Appointment Of Control Board Expected Soon  U. S. Senate, House Leaders Sign Bill;

U. S. Control Of Prices  Lives Again   Bitterly Contested Measure, Disliked by Chief Because It Gives Agency Less Strength, Survives Long Beleaguering; Heads to Be Named

Senate Pa ()P.A. Extension Measure 53 To 26   President Truman Expected To Take Action On Bill During Day   INDICATIONS IT ‘VILL BE APPROVED

Certain  He Will Sign It   y Approval Would. Mean Renewed -Control of Rents and Many Other  - Jtems: Foods. Still Off

SENATE VOTES BILL 33 TO 26   Truman Expected to Give Decision to Press

Government Rent Curbs To Return  Agency Loses Many . Wartime Powers

Senate Votes Approval In Late Session   White House Says Decision May Be Announced At Press Conference

N NEW OPA BILL   Decision Is Expected to be Announced by This Afternoon; Senate Puts OK on Measure.   CONGRESS LEADERS TELL OF WARNINIGS

Se Stand Later Today   To Name Members To Decontrol Board in Short Order, Report

National Agencies  Poised To Respond   Decontrol Board Will Be Named Promptly—-May Include Chester Bowles

tran n Saale a         President Expected to Tell Decision Today; Senate Ready to Approve Decontrol Board —

No Doubt Felt That Measure  Will Be Signed   Many Wartime Powers Of Agency Curbed or  Removed and Higher  Ceilings Required

Measure Restores Rents of June 30   Weary Senate Approves Bill After Losing Fight by Foes

Decision Will Be Announced Later Today   Many Ceilings May Return To Levels Applying June 30

Expect Action At Conference  About 3 P.M.   Extender Passed By Senate Shortly After Midnight Today

HINT STEELMAN WILL SUCCEED EX-DIRECTOR   President To Announce Decision On Bill At 4 P.M,

APPROVAL FXYDECTED   Senate Passes Revival Bill, 53-26; Rent And Many Price Controls Likely To Return

Signature Last Step Needed To Revive Agency   Except For Rents Many Of Agency’s Wartime Powers Will Be Curbed, Removed

AIDES SAY TRUMAN TO SIGN BILL   Decision to Be Accompanied by Note to Congress

Karly Attack From North Is Feared   Flood Of Rumors Creates Alarm Amone Citivenc

Attack From North Rumor Brings Fear  Police to Have Full Authoritv

‘Senate Votes House’s Draft Of School Bill   Action Will Submit Amendment to Vote OF People in Fall

House Mangles Original Version  Hospital Insurance Control Authorized

Mrs. C. G. Wilson, Prominent Matron, Dies  Daughter of Pioneer Resident Succumbs To Extended II[ness

Mrs. C. G. Wilson, Prominent Matron, Dies  Daughter of Pioneer  Resident Succumbs — ne oe ee

Beightler Tells U.S. Be Ready   ‘Peace Destroyers" Are Always Hazerd Bays 37th Chief

OPA BILL IN CRUCIAL STAGE IN HOUSE   Committee Begins Drafting Form of Extension

“CHANGES: URGED   REPUBLICANS WANT FORMULA PROVIDING CEILINGS WITH REASONABLE PROFIT MARGIN

Preamble Of Italian Treaty Is Approved    Paris Peace Conferees ‘Adopt First Part Of Ttal tan Settlement.

arley Adopts talian Peace act Preamble   Russia’s Molotov Assails Plan For Trieste As ‘Un democratic.’

Peace Parley In Final Phase Of TreatyWork   Votes Preamble and First Articles of Italian Settlement

AUGaIA HAPS, VOTES YES OM ITALIAN PAG   Molotoy Charges Plan for Trieste ls Not Democratic.

PARLEY ENTERS FINALS.   Italian Treaty  Preamble, Two Articles Adopted

Begin Vote On Italian Settlement   Hit First Real Snag In Article Three On _ Frontiers.

PEACE PARLEY ENTERS FINAL TREATY PHASE   preamble of Italian Pact ls Adopted as Russ Assait Trieste Settlement.

ITALIAN TREATY PLAN ADVANCED AT PARIS TALKS   Conferees Adopt Preamble Molotov Attacks Setup For ‘Free’ Trieste

Molotov Assails Trieste Plan As Means for Control bv U.S.. Britain

To Italian Pact   'eace Conference Enters } Upon Final Phase of 4 Treaty Writing   MOLOTOV DISSATISFIED   But Russia Votes in Ac' cordance With Big Four a Commitments

TREATY-WRITING ACTION SPEEDED   Preamble to Italien Pact : Accepted—Molotov Begins Balloting

Peace Conference Enters Final Phase Of Treaty Writing  Adopt Preamble to Italian Settlement -” After Much Dehate

Italian Accord Viewed At Hand   Yugoslavia Keeps Out Of Ballot On Preamble

Preamble Is Accepted   Voting Follows Molotov Objection to Treaty’s Plan For Trieste Future

Molotov Assails Plan For Free State Of Trieste   Terms It Undemocratic Way Of Keeping Port Under British-American Control

‘Adopts Preamble To Italian Pact   Peace Conference Enters  Upon Final Phase of Treaty Writing   "MOLOTOV DISSATISFIED   ‘But Russia Votes in Acs cordance With Big Four : Commitments

Treaty-Writing At Conference In Final Phase   Preamble To Italian Settlement Adopted; Yugoslavia Abstains

PEACE PARLEY STARTS JOB OF ADOPTING THE ITALIAN TREATY   Preamble And  First 2 Articles Passed Without Much Difficulty

Conference Starts Work  On Treaties   Preamble to Settlement For Italy Is Adopted; Hotly Disputed Trieste Clause Next Topie

Peace Meet Entering Final Phase   Preamble to Italiar Peace Is Adopted, Yugoslavia Abstains

PEACE CONFAB NEARS END OF PACT WRITING   Group Adopts Preamble fo Settlement of Italian Treaty

Near End Of Treaty Writing    Peace Conference  Adopts Preamble To Italian Pact; Trieste Still Thorn

Molotov Assails Italian Treaty Plan; Peace Conference Enters Final Phase

AGREEMENT ON ITALIAN TREATY NEARS AT PARIS   Preamble Adopted After Molotov Assails Trieste ‘Free State’

Treaty For Trieste Hit By Molotov   ‘Disenfranchised’ Population Will Be Under ‘Foreign  Tennane* Wa Save

Molotov Assails ltalian Peace Treaty Dratt   Charges It Would Keep Strategic Area Under British-U.S. Control.

FIRST PORTIONS OF ITALIAN PACT VOTED AS WORK NEARS END  INITIAL TEST IN LAST BALLOTING COMES ON

Russia Backs Her Big Four Commifments   Peace Conference  Adopts Preamble to Italian Settlement; Molotov Hits Treaty

PEACE PARLEY BEGINS FINAL TREATY WORK   Preamble to Italian Settlement Adopted Over Russia Protest

VOTE STARTS ON ITALIAN PEACE TREATY   Paiis Conference Adopts Preamble and First Two Articles—Reds Assail Section Dealing With Trieste Area. .

\PEACE SESSIONS (IN FINAL PHASES ‘OF PACT MAKING      ‘Adoption of Preamble to Tisha Settlement: as Yugeslavia: Abstains From Vote’

FAINT HOPE HELD FOR MISSING FLIERS   Bright Fire Seen in Washington Forest Area Brings Renewed Search for Marine Transport.

HOPE RETAINED : FOR PLANE. MEK   Brilliant Fire Noted In Area Where 32 Marines Thought Crashed

Tribunal Soff, Says Izvestia  Part Of Sentence Hold “Indulaenco’

Pepper Seen Pacing Wallace As Top Voice for Elements Holding Pro-Russian Views

LEFT SNUB WALLACE TO TAKE PEPPER   Florida Senator Adopted By Radicals Because Of Pro-Soviet Views   RESIGNATION OF  SECRETARY URGED

LEFTIST LEADER   Florida Senator Gets Wallace Boos in . Square Garden ,

See Penner As Spokesman Of Leftist Groug   Talk Stems from Audience Reaction to Wallace Speech

Wallace To Lose Post As Speaker   Politicians Speculate That Senator Pepper To Be Favorite Party  Talker

Capital Vote Champion Is Not Optimistic   Miss Taggert Will Keep Trying—  Panernccmen Waln

Distri ct °s Votelesc. Ou: rs Sate       a ee 1 WEED  Keep Fighting  Foi s i

DC Is Hoping For Suffrage   Lawyers Are Active In Voters’ Contest

RELIEF FROM HEAT IS PROMISED TODAY   Weather Man Says Cooler Breezes Are on the Way With Scatfered Thunderstorms,

Actor Errol Flynn's Wife Plays “Capt. Bligh”: Crewmen Quit Cruise

Surolus of Beer Is Reported in America   Special Guards Posted at British Embassy

Texans Appreciate Any Relief Today Hot Weather Scorches State 107 At Wink: Rains Renorted

RED PROPOSAL DEFEATED IN UN   Presence of Allied Troops To Be Secret; China Backs 1! & Movee

Soviet Loses In Call for Troop Data   Chinese Uphold: Presence of GIs In His Country

U. N. Rejects Proposal for  Troop Probe   China Bluntly Tells Russia Presence of American Soldiers in That Nation   Js Her Own Business

Security Council Defeats Russian Proposal  Votes 7-2 Against Soviet Move to Launch Inquiry

‘Chinese Delegate Maintains Presence Of Americans Is No Concern Of Russians

INQUIRY INTO PRESENCE OF : ALLIED TROOPS IN FOREIGN ‘NATIONS BEATEN BY COUNCIL

China Replies To Soviets On Use Of Troops      Russia Loses Fight to In quire About Allied Soldiers

Security Council Defeats Russian Proposal  Votes 7-2 Against Soviet Move An Tatinch Teesuiiwer

RUSSIA LOSES TROOP PROBI      Proposal Is Rejected After Strong Defense of U. S.  Forces in China

Security Council Rebuffs Russia  Refuses Inquire Into Presence Of Troops

New Dea! Blamed For Scarcity, High Living Cost   S. L. Speaker Assert:  Demos Remaking  Awmmartnaan EF

Formula Not Acceptable, Labor View   AFL Head Says It Would Cause Social, Indust rial Discont:nt

PLANS TOE STEEL STRIKE ARE SNARLED    Secondary Issues Cause Dela; Despite New WagePrice Policy

TRUMAN'S PLAN NOT ACCEPTABLE ASSERTS GREEN   But Administration Is Still Confident {t Will End ClO Steel Strike   G. M. TO RESUME TALKS   Altered U. $. Formula Eases Price Contro!s on Firms Which Raise Pay

GREEN ATTACKS PLAN AS BLOW AT BARGAINING   AFL Executive Says New Formula Would Create Unrest

Steel Peace Stymied by Secondary Issues   AF of L President Denounces Truman's Plan As Dealing Body Blow To Labor

NEW WAGE AND PRICE POLICY IS ANNOUNGEL   Administration Feels Way Is Cleared for Settling Industrial Disputes.   BULLETIN

Hits Collective Bargaining, Says  William Green   Secondary Issues Stymie Settlement of Steel Industry’s Deadlock

Work Together ls Truman Plea   Message to Governors Conference Urges Maintaining Government Authority

Truman Calls On Governors To Back U. S.   President Urges Them To Work Together to Maintain Authority Of the Government

Governors Meet Today   Labor and Veterans’ Affairs High On Agen da of Parley in Okla.

LEFT-WING LEADERS ON LUZON TURNED DOWN PEACE PROPOSAL   PEASANT ARMY REFUSES TO LAY DOWN ARMS ON TERMS ERED BY THE GOVERKNME

PEASANTS SPURN LUZON PEACE PLAN   Huks Claim Sentimental Attachment to Firearms

Truce Mission in Philippines Fails   Surrender Terms Rejected By Huk Peasant Army

U.S. People Must Stop Disrupters, Says Ickes, Heading Citizen Group

loledo Tax Referendum s Deteated  ne rercen   Voters Approve One Percent income Tax

State Solons Prepare For New Congress   Oklahoma To Have Two Congressmen, One Senator On Majority Side

Missing Child With Parents   Three-Year-Old Found In Terminal With Former Marine Pilot

Many Trapped  inFlames Leap to Their Death   Blaze Starts in Shaft of Elevator; Sweeps Through Lobby

PANIC-INSPIRED JUMPS CAUSE 01 MANY DEATHS   Blaze Confined To Lower Floors

Tragedy Strikes In Chicago Loop Hotel Early Today   200 Persons Either Injured or Overcome By Smoke In Worst Hote} Fire In History of Minois Lake City

More Than 200 Hurt As Panic Reigns Among 1,100 Guests In LaSalle Hotel

Many Jump to Death As Flames Envelop 23-Story LaSalle   Blaze Believed Started in Elevator Shaft Spreads Quickly thru Lower Floors; 30 Firemen Are "Among 200 or More Injured

Panic Drives Many fo Death at La Salle   Elevator Blaze Leads to City’s Worst « Hotel Disaster

Coroner Sets Toll at City; Thousands Jam Streets to Watch as Firemen Fight Inferno.  'RAZED PATRONS WIMP TO DEATHS

Many Die Jumping To Streets   Blaze Flashes Through Lower Floors of 23-Story La Salle Hotel

Flash Blaze Traps Many ir Their Rooms   Investigate Orig »n  Of Blaze in LaSalle Hotel; Over 200 of 1,100 Persons Hurt

Hysteria Cause Of Many Deaths In Loop Flames   Sailor Loses Life in Leap From Eighteenth-Story Window   OTHER GUESTS JUMP AS PANIC SPREADS   Fire Starts in Elevator Shaft, Moves Quickly Into Cocktail Lounge

98 ARE KILLED WHEN FLAMES SWEEP HOTEL      200 Others Injured In Flash Fire in Loop Hotel at Chicago

HYSTERIA ADDS T0 DEATH TOLL: MANY SIIFECCATE   Others Leap From Windows in Panic; Origin Laid to Defective Cable   TRACED TO LIFT SHAFT   Ten Violations of City Fire Regulations Declared Not Corrected by Hotel

LOWER FLOORS OF LA SALLE HOTEL BURNED   Panic-Stricken Guests Suffocate or Leap to Deaths

200 Hurt Or Overcome, Many Are Victims Of  ‘Mass Hysteria-Panic   Flash Blaze Sweeps From Basement of 1000Roomed La Salle Hotel; Big Death Toll Termed “Tragically Unnecessary.”

Many De yng to Leap From Upper Floors  200 or More Injured at Fine, Though — LL Ristidince

Fire Started In Elevator Shaft and  Spread Fast   Many Suffocate and Several Die Leaping From Windows

200 Oth e rs Injured In  pe bhi   LA SALLEHOTEL SCENE OF DISASTER; MANY OF DEATHS WEREDUE TO PANIC: HYSTERIA:

Dog Leads El Paso Blind Woman Down Fire Escape to Safety While Crowd in Street Cheers

Smoke Panic And Intense Heat Claim Most Of Victims; 10 Leap From High Windows’ To Qt poet.

Loop Hotel Swept By Morning Blaze   200 Persons Believed Injured When Holocaust Hits La Salle

CHICAGO HOTEL FIRE FATAL T0 98; 200 INJURED   Chicago’s Worst Hotel Tragedy; Flash Fire Traps 1,100 Guests

Many Leap to Death in Hysteria and Panic from 23-Story LaSalle Hotel

58 Die in Chicago's — Worst Hotel Holocaust   Many Lose Lives as Result of Mass Hysteria; Blaze Spreads From Elevator Shaft to Lounge

Many Jump As Flames Fill Halls   Blaze Starts in Elevator Shaft and Spreads Rapidly to Lobby

200 Persons Hurt In Chicago Blaze; Cite Mass Hysteria   Many Deaths Termed Unnecessary; Flames Start From Elevator Shaft, Spread to Lobby and Lower Floors

Blaze in Shaft Sweeps to Lobby, Cocktail Lounge   Many Die Trying to Flee Through Smoke-Filled Halls; LaSalle Had Safety Warning

nee EE eee  GOV. WARREN ASKS DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN NOMINATION

Warren to File on 9 Tickets   Nominating Petitions to Be Prepared — and Circulated Soon

Warren Plans  Filing onBoth Party Tickets   Kenny Also Expected to Seek Nominatior by GOP, Democrats

China May Aid Jap Occupation   Plan Economic Accord  In Talks With Russians

CHINA MAY SEND TROGPS 10 JAPAN   Soldiers May Assist In Occupation Work In Country.

Board Would Change Army Regulations  Strengthening Of Enlisted Men’‘s Riahte Suaacaectad

Board Would Change Army Regulations   Strengthening OF Enlisted Men‘’s Riaht< Sugaested

‘Gripe Board’ Asks Sweeping Changes   Wants ‘Revolution’ in Army Rules to Strengthen Right of GI

CHANGES FAVORED IN RULES OF ARMY BY SPECIAL BOARD   “Dignity of Man” Said Neglected In Present Setup; Steps Urged by “Gripe” Body Outlined.   ENLISTED MEN’S RIGHTS URGED

Elimination Of Caste System In Army Urged In ‘Gripe Board’ Report

Army Caste System Hit   Board Recommends All Officers Serve Year As Enlisted Men: Equalize Rations, Quarters

Investigators Would Give 6.1 sRights   Equal Food, Dismissal of Poor Officers, in Recommendations

CHANGES AIMED AT CORRECTING ABUSE OF GIS   Investigating Board Asks Drastic Modifications In Caste System

Great Changes In Army Rules Recommended   Gripe Board Headed By Doolittle Lists Three Desired Chances

‘GRIPE BOARD’ SETS REFORMS   Rights of Enlisted Men Strengthened

Board Recommends Many Changes In Army Regulations to Correct Abuses by Officers Caste System

Cotton Outlook Bright For Year   Record Cotton Prices Seen In Market; Texas Leads Nation In Harvest

However, U. S. Presses Action  Against Lewis   Reports Are Made of Attempts to Revive Direct Negotiations

Contempt Case Against Lewis Opens Today   Nation’s Stee! Mills Begin Banking Hearths As Coal Supply Acute

[. 3. EATON, OHIO. BANKER, SAID TO HAVE SEEN LEWIS   Former Believed Interested ia  Using Good Offices to Bring  Operators and Union Together.   CONTEMPT HEARING TO BEGIN TODAY   ‘Government Depends On Case to Build Up Pressure On   Lewis and Induce Him  to End Tie-Up.

SWIFT ACTION IS PROMISED BY GOVERNMENT   Early Solution Of Coa! Strike Sought; Lewis Trial Today   BEHIND THE SCENES TALKS ARE REPORTED

Capital Air Full Of Rumors on Eve  Of Contempt Trial   Many Schools, Colleges   Many Schools, Colleges Closing Down as Fuel Supplies Dwindle

Rumors Of Behind-TheScenes Talks To End Coal Strike Are Rife   Uz S. Seeks To Speed Lewis Trial As Step To Halt  Deeper Bites Into Economy Of Nation; Court Tria! Opens Today

Ohio Banker Silent On Rumored Parley With Union’s Leader.   Miners’ Chieftain Scheduled to Appear Loday For Trial Before Judge, Advisory Jury; 1 TT) & Precces far Early Decision

Backstage Talks To End Coal  Tieup Reported   Lewis Trial Begins Today: U.S. To Speed Pr -oceeding

Contempt Trial For Lewis Due To Start Today   Talks to End Coal Strike Rumored in Washinaton

STRIKE BRINGS ON IDLENESS IN INDUSTRIES   LEWIS COURT TRIAL SPEEDED UP, OPENS TODAY IN CAPITAL

John Lewis’ Trial to Open Today   Behind-the-Scenes Settlement Talks Are Rumored

EFFORT TOWARD DISPUTE PARLEY NOT CONFIRMED   Rumors Heard as U. S. Urges Speed in Lewis’ Trial on Contempt Charge

SETTLEMENT IS REACHED IN PHILADELPHIA   Promotions of Three Em.ployes Causing Disput To Be Investigated  2 eat a oe ee a J SB ASA £2ems tse

Opposition To Strike Comes  Within Ranks   1,000 Long Distance, Operas tors In Philadelphia Set« tle Disnnie.   ‘DRAFT STRATECY

Telephone ‘Walkout Opposed   One Union Leader Seeks To Prevent Calling Of Nationwide Strike

‘Phone Strike Settled, Ends Tieup Threat   Conciliator Curbs Walkout of 1,000 a? Philadelphia

Phone Strike Vote Tndav   Threat of Immediate Waikout Fades After Philadelphia Tieup

Edwin Hackett Raises Voice As Immediate Tie-Up Is Averted   Question Of Vote Will Be Decided   Earlier Walkout By 1,000 Long Lines Operators At Philadelphia Ended

Opposifion to Walkout Starts Among Workers  Many Steel Workers Goina Back to Jobs

But Oppositi Developing In NFTW Ranks   Federation Session At. Memphis Studies Na*. tionwide Walk-Out =.

Phone Man  Works to Avertlieup   Hackett Fights Strike as Federation Leaders Demand Wage Hike

President: Of Telephone Workers. Believes Strike Vote Will Be Taken At Policy Board Conference

PHONE STRIKE VOTE TODAY FORECAST BY UNION'S PRESIDENT:  SITUATION PARTIALLY RELIEVED BY END OF PHILADELPHIA FIGHT

Sees Phone Strike Vote Today   But Immediate Threat Of Long Line Tieup  Averted By Settlement Of Philadelphia Strike

NFTW PONDERS OWN STRIKE AT DIXIE MEETING   Quaker City Crews Return After Promise Of Quiz Into 3 Promotions

Lifts Threat Of Immediate J. §. Walkout   Countrywide Strike Remains Possibility; Return To Steel Work Gradual In Nation

Threat of Tieup ls Averted af NFTW Meeting   Settle Philadelphia Strike; Wage Demand Still is Top Issue

Philadelphia Settlement Nips One Threat; NF TW Likely To Favor Walk out Over Separate Issue.

STRIKE VOTE OF TELEPHONE WORKERS DUE   Opposition Is Voiced, However, To Total Strike

UNION OFFICIAL IS OPPOSED To NATIONAL TIEUP   Immediate Threat of Sympathy Strike Is -_ Averted in Philadelnhis

Chicago Union Is Opposing Move At Conference   Philadelphia Dispute Is Settled, Easing Nationwide Threat

Nationwide Strike Still Possibility   Opposition Develops to Walkout Plans Over Wages  by National Telephone Woarkerc Radaratian 

Service Tieup In Philadelphia Is Averted  Motors Strike Board Hearing Is Adjourned

Beirne Says Leaders From All Parts of Country Favorina If   Federation Has 250,000 Workers; Settlement of AT&T Dispute in Philadelphia Still Hasn't Cleared Prospect   Union Back To Wort

Nation Realizes Kreator Crop Output i in History  Corn ond Wheat  Top List in  Rearsard Craund

Nation Realizes Greatest Crop Output in History  Corn and Wheat Top List in Record Groups

NATION $1946 CROP OUTPUT TOPS RECORDS   CORN, WHEAT AND POTATOES PASS 1942 MARK

1946 Crops Setting: Production Record   Crops This Year 26.4 Per. cent Above 1923-32  Average

Biggest Crops In U.S. History Are Indicated   “Year's Production to ‘Be Topped by Record Corn, Wheat Yields

NEW RECORD SET FOR 1946 CROPS   Greatest Production In Na. tion’s History, Reports Show’

Crop Production Is Greatest In Nation s History   Previous Record Made in 1942 Topped by 2.5 Pct.

Rural Carriers Mark 50th RFD Year; Stress Service   1st Local Route Started in 1900

HOUSING BILL BEING. PUSHEL    ADMINISTRATION HIOPES FOR ENATE-AFTER —     HOUSE KNOCKS OUT SUB-

EMERGENCY HOUSING PLAN SP IN SENATE   Hope House Will Reconsider Banned Hers

Tr ‘uman Stays On Sidelines In Vital Race   Returns to Capital Today to Wait Decision of Voters

Truman Ignores Politics On Crucial Election Eve   President Leaves Congress Fight Up to Democratic Organization—Seeks Relaxation at OldFashioned Frame Home

Chief Executive Ignores Politics On Election Eve   President Will Vote This Morning, Then Board Train For Capital

 HST SET TO CAST BALLOT  Truman Makes No Comment Ot  Fve Of Showdown Election

Truman Is Silent On Election Eve   Votes at Home Today,  Then Back to Capital

Truman Is Silent on Electio Eve  President Relaxes at His Old Home

TRUMAN SILENT ON TODAY'S VOTE   APPEARS UNDISTURBED BY PREDICTIONS OF BIG RE.PUBLICAN GAINS,

456 British Brides Of GI's. 170 Babies Reach New York   Big Transport Argentina Makes Stormy Crossing But All Aboard ‘Bride Ship’ Come Through In Fine Style; All Look Forward To Happiness In America

156 Wives, 170 Babies Arrive From England   Rough Voyage, But GI Wives Loved It

FIRST BRITISH WIVES ARRIVE   Initial ‘Nursery Ship’ Brings 456 Brides, 170 Babies

‘Bride Ship’ Docks Witk 456 Girls, 170 Babies   Army Transport Brings British Brides To Join GI] Husbands

‘DEBATES TODAY   Spanish, Iranian Issues Still Before Council in New York

Storm Moves Up West Coast, Shifts Course   Wind Blows Up to 100 Miles Per Hr.; Tampa Tn Path

Storm Expected To Hit West Coast Toniaht   Roars Across Cuba, Heads for Florida Keys

Homes Battened Down As Residents Ready For Tropical Blow   Weather Experts Predict Winds To Hit West Coast At Midnight; Relief Crews Standing By; Ships To Ride Out Storm

SEVERE STORM. MOVES SLOWLY TOWARD STATE   67.0. R M_WARNINGS__HOISTED  . ALONG BOTH COASTS. AS FIRST TWISTER OF SEA--.  SNAP PROACHES———

Hodgson Critical OF Big Four; Russia Withdraws Support Fer Yugoslavia On Ship Repayment   Soviet Concession Follows U. S. Withdrawal of Support for British.

Lew Has “’“Clammed Up” Silence Meets Press Above Turmoil In Schwellenbach's Labor Councils

Eight Months As Labor Secretary Brings Changes In Once Smiling And Talkative Lew

Labor Secretary Puts Blackout On Bureau s Activity   Appointment To High Court Is Hinted

INTENSE EARTH TREMORS FELT   Shocks Believed in Northern Chile or Aleutians Area

USSR SCORES U.S. FOR NOTE TO BULGARIA   Moscow Pact Broken, Reds Complain In Reply

‘OGEAN PORTS “ARETIED-UPBY WALKOUT   NEW MARITIME STRIKE GETS , UNDERWAY WITH “CLOSED ‘. SHOP" THE MAJOR  “ae ISSUE

ACE PARLEY AILS NEN TRIKE CALLED   eo Secretary Abondons Efforts Aver “Tragedy

NEW MARITIME STRIKE STARTS   25,000 Merchant Marine Officers Tie Up U.S. Shipping

UNIONS YIELD TO TRUMAN’ PEAGE TERM   Obtain Wage Boost but Lose Major Demand for Rule Changes.

Engineers, [rainmer ‘Accept Terms of New Contract   Nation's Worst Transportation Crisis in History Ended; Workers Directed to Resume Jobs

RAIL UNIONS ACCEPT TERMS OF PRESIDENT   Rules Moratorium Set as Truman Wins Out

Settlement of Walkout Comes Before Deadline   Railways of Nation Speed Resumption of Service Within Hour

Announcement of Settlement Made As President Asks Congress to Act

Government's Terms Accepted by Unions   Peace Beats Deadline by 3 Minutes; Men Ordered Back to Work at Once

—— £0- EAS OMS OES Livin —  Unions Accept Truman Terms ‘At Zero Hour   Pact Calls for 184-Cent Boost, Rule Demands Dropped for Y ear, Comes 3 Minutes Before Deadline

Railmen Give Up Just Under Limit   Labor Dispute Settled on Terms Laid . Down--byPresident:Truman  ~~

Farmers Warmed Hard Times Ahead After Peak Selling for Reliet Ends

Launch Probe In Air Accident   14 Passengers, Three Crewmen Are Killed

ieane —  s Down Florida m Cuba   Destructive Acros» Tip a and Heads  L. 8. Mainland

BEET SUGAR BEING SHIPPED EASTWARD   Will Be Supplied 14 Eastern States Cut Off Frem Imports By Waritime Strike

Truman Opposed to Wallace Plan   To Expel Democrats Who Break Ranks

Purge Plan ts Not Approved By Presiden   Truman Expresses Disap. proval of Proposal Made by Wallace

New Proposal  At UNO Session   Russian- Sponsored World Trades Federation Peti. tion For Voice In UNO Presented

New Ship Strike May Be Averted    Officials Optimistic But Cau.  tious As Deadline Nears

LEWIS DEFIES LEVY WARNING BY CONGRESS   Mine Operators Flay Demands of UMW, Map New Move

Lewis Says No Contract Without Tax   Reply to Union Slated Today; Picture Gloomy

DISARMAMENT HOPES RAISED BY MOLOTO\   Foreign Minister Hints Reds Will Agree to Some Form af Arme Inenestinn.

Attitude Of Molotov Is Conciliatory   Compromise On Inspection To Enforce Disarmament Held Possible.

Russia May Compromise Atom Controls   Molotov Believes Soviets-Americans Can Harmonize Plan

Molotov Says Harmony with U.S. Possible   Urges Prompt Action By U.N. to Put Stop To Armaments Race  Which Has Started

Russia May Agree On International Arms Inspection   Would Include Elimination of Atomic Wennene

Russia Shows Signs of New Arms Attitude   Molotev Declares U. §.-Soviet Plans Can be Harmonized

International Inspection Is Thot Possible   Satellite Peace Treaty Debates Still Stymied

Harmony on Control of Arms Seen        Russians Give Evidence  Of Willingness to Back  Plan for International { Armament Inspection

Molotov Hints Red Chiefs May OK New  Disarmament Plans   Declares Weapon Race Started; Urges UN to Speed Curb

Molofov Opens The Way For A Compromise  Inspection Plan Of Enforcement Discussed

MOLOTOV ASKS FOR UNTO STOP RACE THAT'S ON   Russian Minister Says That He Feels U. S., Red Plans Can Be Harmonized

Russ Indicate  Approval of LS ArmsPlan  ade PULL T TD IME   Molotov Hints Soviet, American Proposals Can Be Harmonized

MOLOTOV SAYS COMPROMISE POSSIBLE   Russia May Agree To Plan For Troop Inspection   ONE DISPUTE   Ended As U. S. Occupation Leaders Order Release Of Danube Vessels

Molotov Suggests Compromise Stand Qn Army Controls   Russian Foreign Minister Urges Unites Nations To Stop World - Wide Armaments Race

Harmony Arms Plan Rumored By Red Leader   MINISTER MOLOTOV SAYS SOVIET MAY BACK IDEA

‘Molotov Stirs Hope Of Soviet Compromise On Stand Of Atom Control

MOLOTOV HINTS FUTURE OFFER ON INSPECTION   Says Russian and U, §. Reduction of Arms Can Be “Harmonized”

Russians May Compromise On Atom Contro!   Molotov Stirs Hopes Of Conciliatory Stand on Arms Reductions

Molotov Reveals Russia Is Interested In Plan for International Disarmamen!l

already has started, and he‘ ‘urged prompt action by the United Nations to stop it.

May Harmonize Russ, American Arms Reduction   Molotov Urges U.N. to Halt Armament race

Molotov Hints At Harmony In Reducing Arms   Gives Fresh Evidence That Russia May Agree To Some Form Of Jnspeclion

Russia May Consent To Inspection   Molotov Sees Armament Race Under Way; Calls For Prompt U. N, Action To Stop It

Molotov Predicts Harmony   Chief Nations In Favor of Disarmament

Molotov Hints Reds May Agree To Inspection  Russian Minister Snank< At New York   Russian Minister Speaks At New York; Urges UN Action To Halt Arms Race

Inspection May Be Agreed To By Russia   Harmonizing Of Plans Declared Possible To Check Production

Observers Believe Russia Will Agree To Inspection To Enforce Disarmament

Arms Ban Agreement Hope Rises   Molotov Declares U. S. And Soviet Proposals “Can Be Harmonized” Release Seized Shins

Foreign Ministers Of Britain And Russia Give Voice To Approval Of American Plan; Continue Work On Knotty Italy Peace Problems

EVIDENCE OF COMING SOVIET APPROVAL SEEN   Hope Mounts as Molotov Says U. S., Moscow Plans Can Be “Harmonized.”

INSPECTION SYSTEM MAY CET RED OKAY   Molotov Hints Soviet May Accept Plan for Control of Armaments

Molotov Uraes Action to Stop Armament Race   Agreement on Inspection Seen

Arms Reduction  Proposals May  Be Harmonized Molotov Asks UN  To Terminate Race

— BIG FOUR —  Molotov Speech Gives Hope  TREATY TALKS   TREATY TALKS STILL STALLED

SEES HARMONY IN ARMS PLANS   Molotov Speech Leads To Belief Russia Will Permit Inspection   DECLARES ARMAMENT RACE IS UNDER WAY

International Inspection  Insisted on by U. 5. to Enforce Cut in War Materiel  A-Bonib Included  U.S, Awaits Right Time, Says Byrnes; Bevin  Deana tone: Qaveccinnr      A-Bonib Ineluded

Molotov Talk Causes Hope   Asserts Russian And American Arms Reduction Ideas Can Be Harmonized

Molotov Asserts Prompt Action Needed by UN To Halt Armament Race

HINT 1S GIVEN DUSSIANS. MAY AGREE ON ARMS   Molotov’s Assertion Of ‘Har: monious’ Reduction Proposals Heard

URGES PROMPT ACTION BY UN TO STOP RACE   ASSERTS PROPOSALS BY U. S. AND RUSSIA CAN BE HARMONIZED

Russia May Allow UN Inspections to Force Disarmament   Byrnes Reported to Have Ordered Release Of Danube Shipping

Soviet Agreeing To Army Limitation Is Forecast Today   Red Says Race Must Be Stopped By U.N. Action

Molotov’s Talk Spurs U. N. Hopes   Tension Eases In Trieste Dispute.»

Reds May Agree  To Inspection  Of Atom Weapons Molotov Says Americans,  neeiane fan Harmaniva   Molotov Says Americans, Russians Can Harmonize Proposals on Disarmament

CAPITAL HEARS CONTRACT HAS BEEN SIGNED   Senate Nears Vote on Motion to Kill Truman “Labor Draft”

Senator Says Army Stupid On Draft Act   Johnson Blames War De. partment Request For Inoperative Bill

Senator Charges House Draft Act Nullifies Law   Accuses War Department _of Stupidity For’  Asking Long Extension

WAR DEPARTMENT “STUPIDITY” 1S HIT   Senator Johnson Tells of Faults of Draft Proposals.

War Dept. “Stupidity” Is Assailed   Holiday Caused by. Insistence on Boys, Tohnson Savs

JOHNSON FLAYS ARMY'S STAND ON DRAFT LAW   Says War Department Demands Result of ‘Blind Stupidity’

Senator Says Army Stupid  In Demands   War Department Urged To Accept Six Weeks Extension

JOHNSON BLASTS WAR DEPARTMENT IN DRAFT DISPUTE   House Extension Measure Meets with Cool Re paentine ta Cmanta

SENATOR HITS ARMY'S DRAFT BILL DEMANDS   War Department Accused of Stupidity for Demanding Year’s Extension.

HOUSE-APPROVED DRAF1 MEASURE GETS STRQNG SENATE DISAPPROVAL   ACCUSE’ WAR DEPT. OF ‘BLIND STUPIDITY’ IN DEMANDING EXTENSION

Sen. Johnson Bitterly Raps Dratt Action   Solon Says Draft Chaos Is Fault Of Wer Department

Army Is’ Blamed in Draft Row   Senator Says War Department Blind, Stupid; Senate to Draft Own Version

Double Deal Charged By Markey In Speech   GOP Candidate Accuses Truman of Playing  . - Politics

NEW DEAL HIT BY CANDIDATE   National Administration Is Blamed For Shortages By Markey

George Only Barked C Cherry  W.. Ti. wee owt ec. LEC, agi Opinion ¢ wah Socict}

Here’s How Cherry Tree Tale Began   Parson Weems’ Story One Poor George Washington Has Never Lived Down

According to the Latest Word, George Didn’t Chop Down That Cherry Tree;   He Only Shaved Off Some Bark

George Washington’s Cherry Tree Feat Still Provides Fuel For Controversy

India Accepts Long Range Plan   Britain’s Interim Gov’t Proposal Rejected

INDIA PROGRAM GETS APPROVAL   All-india Congress Party Accepts British Plan For Independence

Coal Producers’ Group Will Issue Stalement Today  Movement Reporte: Under Way To Oust Burke As President

Fuel to Move Within Week; Action Hints Finish Fight   Coal Producers Move to Oust, Backer of Meet With Lewis

Operators May ‘Oust President   Burke in. Hot Water After  Peace Feeler to Minera

LABOR DISPUTE PANEL COMING   Special Project Seen as Aid To End Strikes

Panel of Experts Due To Aid in n Labor Tiffs  y Sheena aw *% FT.   U. S. Moves to Promote Peace Aids: Green Asks Ficht on Legislation

Discussing Project at To day’s Session of Labo Management Commit tee Meeting.  AIMED TO IMPROVE LABOR RELATIONS

Recent Moves of Labor Department Alm to improve Labor Relations -~Also Appear to be Atmos to Head Off Laber Laws. a

PANEL PLANNED ON LABOR CASES   Move’ Is Seen as Effort tc Head Off "Passage of Drastic Legislation

LABOR DEPT TOTRY A NEW PLAN   Would Establish High Ranking Panel For Major Disputes

LABOR DEPT, TO SET UP NEW DISPUTE PANEL   Experts W ill Settle Major Industrial Disputes

Northrop Flying Ram Revealed By Army; Built to Slice Thru cnemy Planes af Speed of Sound

. Army Adopts Kamikaze Tactics—  Flying Ram’ to Ram ‘em   Reveal Jet Plane Built to Slice Through Foe

MORE MINES FORCED DOWN   Roving Pickets Shut Down 13 Additional Pits In Western Penna.

District Mine ~— Qutput Is Lov  Second Week of Truce : Under Way

Eccles Uraes Firm Controls Over Prices   Wage Increases Must Be Paid Out of Profits

Eccles Urges Extension of  Price Control  Declares. Wage Hikes Should Be Paid Out

Eccles Asks Congress — To Extend OPA A Year  a es EE: Ov aE «een 1. js caer:   Federal Reserve System Chairman Disagrees With Stand Of N.A.M.

Western GOP Ask Quick Reconversion  Party Opposes MVA, Uraes Farm      Party Opposes MVA Urges Farm Rights for Vets

Unions, Employers Held Equally Liable by 6. 0. P.   West Republicans Conclude 2-Day  Dlamfonnwnn wi OO TT

Split Seen In Council Over Social Issues      Russia Opposes Naming Experts in Particular Fields to Sit on Com-

Russe-Western Split on Social  Issues Evident   Disagreement May Complicate Task of United Nations Group

Russia and West Are  Split on ‘Two     Vital Social Issues  Bien eelevntn ml UT mele to. UL OT ek AA. 2.1L   Analysis of Work in the Last Month Shows Disagreements; Council Will Assemble Saturday

WORLD'S SOCIAL ISSUES PENDING   Problems To Come Before UN Council May Cause Split . Between Netions

Wide UN Split On Sociological Issues Cited   Analysis Of Group’s Work Reveals U. S., Soviets Opposed  Refugees, Relief Aid

REDS, WesT DM ON SOGIAL ISSUES   U. N. Impasse Foreseen In Disagreement Over Refugees And Economie Crises

Russia and West Are Split on ‘lwo Vital Social Issues  Analysis of Work in the Last Month Shows Disagreements; C" msm VAS31]1 BRecamkhla GaturAanw

Russia and West Split On 2 Issues   Makeup of Commissions And. Refugee Problem Trouble U.N. Unit.

@ FAYVL MALLU  Advocates “Control-Cushions”’ During Reconversion Period

Admiral King Is — Irked, Demands He Be Given Fair Play   Wartime Chief of Naval Operators Doesn't Like Criticism of  Committee

King Demands Retraction   Admiral Insists Committee Take Back Criticism on Part in Canol Project

King Denies Canol Blame   Demands Retraction Of Criticism By Senate Committee

Adm. King Hits Back at Senate Canol: Probers   “ Demands Criticism Be Retracted; Secrecy Ban Is Lifted

PROJECT OPENED FOR INVESTIGATION  Admiral King Demands Probers Retract Canol Oil Criticism

King Demands Retraction Of CANOL Criticism   Appears Before Senate Probers

Admiral Denies Responsibility In Canol Project   King Asks Retraction By Committee In Oil Pipeline Investigation

King Demands Group fo Retrac' Its Criticism  Request Concerns farnel Benlaet

Adm.King Demand: Retraction of War Probers’ Criticism  Claims Senate Group Report Is ‘Incorrect’ rat  eee tee ee cea it

CHURCHILL AUDIENCE WILL SEE NO FAMINE   3,000 Pounds of Hamburgers, 8,000 Pounds of Hotdogs Ordered at Fulton.

Saw Hitler Lying Dead   Former Chauffeur Says Fuchrer and “Wife” Cremated April 30, °45

HITLER'S DRIVER CERTAIN NAZI AND WIFE WERE. KILLED   Testifies to Witnessing Crema tion; Other Leading Nazis Also Were Killed

Hitler Seen Dead”  ‘In Reichschancellery   Hans Kempka Testifies At War Trials That He Carried Fuehrer and Bride from Building

TELLS COURT OF HITLER'S DEATH   Former Chauffeur of Naz Leader Says He Saw Eva Braun's Body

Witness Says He Saw Hitler Dead in Berlin   Former Chauffeur  Says He Helped Carry Eva Braun’s Body Out Of Reichschancellery 

“ Saw Hitler Dead,’ German Tells Tribunal   Testifies Eva Braun And Martin Bormann  Also ‘Died With Berlin

FORMER CHAUFFEUR TELLS COURT BODY WRAPPED UP, BURNED   KEMPA TESTIFIES HE CARRIED FUEHRER AND WIFE OUT OF BUILDING

Chauffeur Says Saw Hitler Die, Then Cremated   Agents Comb U. Sv Zone "For = Fuehrer’s - Aide, Wanted By War Court

Saw Hitler Dead, Says Chauffeur   Fuehrer’s Former Employe Says He Carried Out Bodies

CHAUFFEUR SAW BODY OF HITLER   Kempka Testifies He Saw Hitler And Eva Braun Dead; Says Bazooka Got Martin Bormann.

Hitler’s Chauffeur Says He Saw Axis Leader Dead   Kempka Says Bormann Was Killed When Hit by Bazooka Shell

Two A-Control ReportsLikely   U. N. May Hear Both Red U:. S. Atemic Plans

MAY REPORT 2 ATOMIC PLANS   Commission May Hand U. S. And Soviet Proposals To U. N. Assembly

SEE TWO REPORTS FROM ATOM BODY   Russia, Poland in and in Minority As

Heirens Adjudged Insane After Stoning Prison Guard  Yauna Chicann Slaver Fynreccec Decire tq Die- Will Be Transferred

LEWIS CHARGED BY VIRGINIA   UMW Chief Cited To Appear For Violation Of ‘Blue Sky’ Laws

Virginia Law May Curb Lewis   Labor Leader Faces Citation for Violation Of Blue Sky”’ Measure

Virginia Lodges. Charge On Lewis  ‘Blue Sky’ Violation Laid To Mine Chief

VIRGINIA ACTS AGAINST LEWIS IN COAL CRISIS   UMW Head Must Answer plaint Of Selling Union Memberships

SOME GRAVE QUESTIONS UP 10 U.N. 0.   Red Protest Against British Influence in Greece and Iranian Protest Against Russia Are Major Issuc’.

Explosive Greece, Java Problems Hit UNO Parley Today   Soviet Delegates Toss in Full Scale Cooperation Test

PROVIDES FULL SCALE TEST OF UNO'S STRENGTI   Russian Delegates Ask Security Counct! About British Oecupation   Ry IOUN VW HIGHTOWER

soviet Charges Britain   Requests UNO to Oust British From Java and Greece

Greece, Java Problem Laid  In UNO’s Lap   Action By Soviets Provides Full-Seale Test Of Ability To Cooperate

UNO Assembly To Get Severe Test In Batavian Rift   SOVIET ASKS PROBE OF BRITISH ACTION IN REVOLT

Greek and Java Issues Before  UN 0 Delegates   Provides Full-Scale Test Of  Ability of: Great Powers = to Cooperate, Within.  -: Oreanizatian

Soviet Move New Threat Within UNO   Ability of Great Powers  To Cooperate Is Facing Test as Russia Demands Java, Greece Inquiry

Russia Puts UNO To Crucial Test   Asks Council to Act Against British in Greece and Java   COUNTERS JRAN’S CASE

Russia Asks UNO to Take Measures Against British Keeping Troops In Greece

GREECE, JAVA PROBLEMS TOSSED INTO UNO'S LAP   Real Test of Great . ~ Powers’ Ability  To Cooperate Given

UNO Receives Greek Problem   Soviet Delegates Toss Greece. Java Problems Into . Group’s Lap.  7

Major. U.N.O. Test   Soviet Objection to British Troops in Greece and Java Follows Iran Complaint

RUSSIA ASKS THAT BRITISH QUIT GREECE   Provides First Full-Scale Test Of UNO Powers

Greece, Java Quiz Sought   Russia Takes UNO Step Against Britain

Reds Ask Security Council To Probe British Troops  In Greece, Java

JAVA, GREECE PRESENT NEU TEST FOR UNO   ‘Soviet Criticizes Presence oi  British Troops in Two Countries.

Russia Requests UNO Probe Of Greece, Java  - British Troops There Charged With Threat

UNO > FACES TEST    Russia Hauls ‘Britain Before [Security Council

UNO Gets Major Test as Russians Request Investigation of Britain

Russia Tests UNO Powers   Reds Demand Ouster Of British Troops From Greece, Java

Testing Ability Of Cooperation Within UNO Unit   Russians Question Rritish Motives

UNO Receives Problems of  Greece, Java   Major Test of Ability To Co-operat  Is Imminent

Red Request Tests Unity Of Big Three   Asks Security Council To Investigate British Interference in Greece, Java

Russia Asks Assembly To Make Study of Situa: tion, Charges British  Actions Endangering Peace. .

SOVIETS PUT PROBLEM OF BRITISH UP  TO UNO BODY   Ask Organization To Check Up On Keeping Troops In Greece, Java

SOVIET DEMAND “GWES UNO ITS FIRST BIG JOE   Request To Probe Use of British Troops. in Java, Greéee ‘on. File

Soviet Move Will Test World Setup   Surprise Russian Play Ends Honeymoon For New Peace Union

TRE CLOSES CAFE! A   Blaze Last Evening Damages Interior of the College Inn

MARCH BREAKS  THE REAT RECORD   Average: Temperature of. 48.2 Dherscs ae Is Top. 0007

3 INJURED IN AREA TRAFFIC   Two Cyclists Hurt in Crash Northwest of City.

ALBANIA ASKS TO TALK OVER PEACE PACTS   CHARGES OF GREECE DENIED IN BID TO JOIN U. N.

DENY CHARGE ALBANIA NOT PEACE LOVING   Minister Backs Up Bid For Membership In United Nations

Revolt Crushed in Brief Fight   Army and Civilian Elements Involved

ARMY AIR FORCE TO DROP 32,000 CIVILIAN WORKERS   ‘Spaatz Says Dismissals Will   Hit Research Program   and Force Closing of Several Bases.   GROWS OUT OF TRUMAN ORDER FOR ECONOMY   Reductions in Other Branches Agreed to and Will Be Worked Out in Detail Next Week.

AF. GLANS BEING REDUCED   President’s Economy Order to Bring Cuts in Other Brza.ches

Air Force to Cut Research Work   Economy Plan to Close  Several Army Bases

CANNERY UNION DISPUTE   Teamsters Threaten Blockade if CiO Is Representative

Push Efforts In Move To Avert Maritime Strike   Government Conciliators Seek To Reach Basis Of Settlement Of Dispute   NAVY CONTINUES OPERATIONS PLAN

COAST-GUARD— ~ NOW ALERTED   HALTS DISCHARGES AS MARL TIME STRIKE LOOMS—NAVY MAY TAKE SIMILAR  "STEP ‘

GOV'T SEEKS. PEACE IN MARITIME DISPUTE   Navy “Prepared To Operate Merchant Fleet.

NAVY MARES FURTHER PLANS OPERATE FLEET   Settlement Of Strike Hinges On Short Work Week

BODY OF TONY IS:FOUND  Aged Grandfather Ends Vii At New York Tenement Ruins

Plot Truce Team Safety   Five Groups Reported In Danger Ag China Civil.Strife Mounts

23 CITES HAVE A   Report 15 Per Cent More Than 1944 But Little Over 1942 Totals   A BIG GAIN LOCALLY

Kansas Vote Registratior Shows Gain   Totals from 23 Cities 15 Per Cent Over 1944 Figures

Roller Bearing Strike Concluded  Most Needed Items Nearer Consumers

Weary American and British Friend Are on Trail of an Important Item: London Steak

Londoners Are Getting Thinner: .   Eddy Gilmore Finds City Scraping Bottom of Food Barrel; -Horsemeat Common

“Barrel” Is Being Seraped by London ror Needed Food   Steaks in All Probability Will Be Those Juicy Ones Faken from Horses

‘UGLY BOY’ GETS NEW CHANCE *_ AFTER ATTEMPTED EXTORTION         JUDGE AND OHIO STEEL EXEC - UFIVE- COMBINE - EFFORTS TO GET YOUTH REVYAMPED FACE

INVALID KILLED IN HOME BLAZE   Rescuers Hear Cries For Help But Are Blocked By Dense Smoke

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Tells More About Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League

[Hitler’ s Theori ist And Wife _   Commit Suicide; W. oman Raa; gs

Others Are Peturned   lowa Candidates Await Outcome of State Ballot

They Can’t Write A New Bill, Ignoring Those Passed By House And - igamtia Hoping To Pass  t :

Veto Threat Limits Actior  Of Conferees OPA Act Must Satisfy Groups

Conterees On OPA Bill Face Task  Votes in Congress   Votes in Congress Leave Little Range For Any Changes

Senate and House Members Named to Adjust Differences in OPA ’ Bill Must Work in Narrow Limits

Soviets Will Withdraw  Krom Manchuria Shortly   Exchange Of Farewell Messages Of Goodwill Between Chiang And Russians At Changehun Lend Emphasis To Reports That Most Or Red Army Soon To Go

RUSSIAN FORGES OUT MANCHERIA   Messages Of Good Will Exchanged; 100 Men Decorated

Blum:Plans-For Naming Cabinet   New: French: Premier. Hopes For Forma- — ‘tion By Tonicht.

Blum Strives To Fill Posts   New Premier Hopes For Success Today

Widespread Search Starts For Three Men Allegedly Seen Robbing Warsaw P.O.

Rector Namec Court Justice   Goodland Appoints Him To Supreme Court Post: Succeeds The Late Justice Martin

Rector Named State Supreme Court Justice  Succeeds The Late Justice Martin; Appointment Made

Rector Named To High Court  Succeeds Late Judge Martin of Green Bay

Madison Man Wins Hich Post   Deputy Attorney General Appointed To Fill Unexpired Term Of Justice Martin

Goodland Names J. W. Rector, 42, To Supreme Court  Succeeds Late Justic Martin; Must Face

20,000 Gis Boo  Own Commander   Yanks in Manila Carry Placards Saying: "Are We Patterson's Playthings?"

Protest —  Dr aia   Ss lowness    SAY PHILIPPINES DO NOT aE NEED AN ARMY OF OCCUPATION; 3 RALLY IS HELD IN ORDERLY STYI-

Angry G.I.’s March In Protest Through The  Streets Of Manila Today

GI'S SEEKING RELEASE FROM PACIFIC POINTS   Mass Meeting Is Held In Manila, Denounce War Dept Policy

GENERAL'S TALK IS BOOED BY HOMESICK MEN   Styer Says Permanent Staff Of 375,000 Would Be Needed In Pacific   ‘DOUBLE TALK’ CHARGED   War Department Policy Is Scored By Men During Orderly Meeting

GI’s in Manila Boo Effort Of General To Quell Anger On Delay To Return Home

Broadcast By General Styer Heartily Booed   The General Estimates That A Permanent Force Of 377,000 Will Be Needed.

Soldier Speakers Yell For Speed-Up Tn Demobilization   Noisy Assembly Shouts Disapproval of U.S. Aid In China, Java

GIS DEMAND EARLY RETURN TO AMERICA   U. S. Demobilization Plans Attacked at Mass Meeting In Manila.

Troops Boo Army Officer At Meeting   Orderly Gathering Shows Disapproval Of Demobilization

200,000 Servicemen Rally at Mass Meeting, Demanding They Be Returned to U.S.

\General Styer’s Speech is Booed [By Bored, Home- Yearning Troops

20,000 Troops Stage Protest In Manila Area   SLOW DISCHARGE POINT SYSTEM ANGERED SOLDIERS

SOLDIER CONDEMNED TO DIE FOR MURDER   American Slew Iwo Japanese On Eve Of His Departure For Replacement Iepet

Ickes Suggests Big 3 Heads  Meet on Peace   Advises Progressives To Take Middle Road on Russia

White Candidate For City Councit   Former Alderman Will Seek Ward One Post In City Election

Nabers To Seek Post On Council   Announces Candidacy For Ward 2 Alderman In April Election

Seventh Epidemic Victim Reported In South Texas   Technicians Arrive At Corpus Christi to Aid Street Drive

Injunction by Court Directs Opposing Parties to Resume Negotiations.

PITTSBURGH  POWER STRIKE CALLED OFF   Injunction Issued By Court Prevents Complete Blackout

Clty of Pittsburgh. Grartted Tempororary Injunction Ordering Directors of Standard ‘Gas and Electric Co. to. Resume Negotiations.

CITY GRANTED INJUNCTION IN POWER DISPUTE   Pittsburgh Saved Temporarily From Threatened Blackout

PITTSBURG POWER STRIKE CALLED OFF   Union Obeys Injunction Is  sued by Court

Court Orders Duquesne Co. To Resume Dealing,  Union To End Strike   Pleased By Order To Resume Negotiations, Unio! Officials Call Off Power Strike Almost As Soon As It Started.

COURT FORBIDS STRIKE, ORDERS NEGOTIATIONS   Pittsburgh Power Strike Prevented By Injunction

Would Have Blacked Out Indus trial Area Of Pittsburgh; Hear ing On Injunction Schedule For Friday Morning   INJUNCTION VICTORY FOR MAYOR LAWRENC!

Atomic Pact Vital to U.N.   Blowup Seen Unless Allies Reach Accord

UN Must Solve Atom Control. Savs Director   World Body Will Be Failure Unless It Finds Solution, Says Lilienthal

UMW Staves Of Attempt To Force Discussion Of Wage Increase Or Hours Desired By Miners Now Out Six Days   LEWIS WILL DELAY TALE ON INCREASE

Special Session of Conferees Scheduled lo Be Held At  Government Request

Owners Push Wages Issue In New Move   Attempt to Force Lewis Commitment On Pav Demands

UMW LEADER IS SILENT ON HIS WAGE DEMANL   Operators Unsuccessful in Effort to Get + Lewis Terms

NINE OPERATORS STU IN DARK ON PAY: CHIE   Seek: Agaiti Today : to Learr ‘Extent of. Wage: “Hike! UMW: Has in. Mind   HC STRIKE. CONTINUES   Unioii Corisiders Comipany’s Final’: Offer on Last  Unsettled Paint”

Urge Lewis To Specify. Wage Hike   Operators Want Early Discussion Of Wage Question Lewis ts Silent

War Machines Would Be Cut   * e To Minimum   Beaten Nations Also Would Be Required to Pay Huge Reparations

CALL FOR PAYMENT OF $1,000,000,000 IN REPARATIONS   Submarines and Bombing Planes Denied Italy, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary and Finland.   TERMS ARE GIVEN OUT AT PARIS CONFERENCE   Italy Would Suffer Greatest Loss of Territory and Her Army Would Be Limited to 185.000 Men.

BILLION DOLLARS — REPARATION BILL   italy, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria And Finland To Have Skeleton Armed Forces; Borders To Be Reshuffled

Treaty Drafts Prepared By Big Four Foreign Ministers Also Reshuffle Their Frontiers

FOUR POWERS PUT PACTS 10 VOTE IN PARIS   ITALY BIG LOSER IN TERRITORIAL POSSESSIONS

HITLER SATELLITES STRIPPED OF WAR MAKING MACHINERY   Italy, Bulgaria, Finland, Romania, Hungary To Pay Billion Each

Nations Stripped Of War Machines  Danube Waterway Major Disagreement

RESHUFFLING OF FRONTIERS IS PROVIDED   Nations to Be Denied  Any Submarines Or Bombing Planes

20,000 Soldiers Hold Mass Demonstration To Protest Demobilization Slow-Down

Yanks In The Philippines Hold Rally   They Are Protesting SlowDown In The Demobiliza. tion Program

LABOR GOVERNMENT ASKS PRESS PROBE   Whips Called Off in House  wa a

lt Was Spontaneous, Says Husseini LS  Bombing Of British, American Headquarters in Beirut Sprung From Arab Resentment

Arabs Resenting American Interference in Palestine ‘Federation Suicide, Says Spokesman

Army May Ask Draft Of Men Up To 34 Years   Ban On Induction Of 18. Year-Olds Given As Reason For Changed Poliey

Army Would Boos Draft Age to 34 to Get Men   Resumption of Induction in September Wil Find Service Short of Needed Totals Tus 4a Ban an Deoftirie of 18-Year-Olds

Top Draft Age Boost From 29 to 34 Urgea  Ban on 1®Year-Old Inductions Brings Move to Scrane Barrel

Want Draft Age Lifted to 34   Army Recommends Change to Truman For September

Army Wants Draft Age Hiked to 34   No Men Over 35 Wanted, However, Army Emphasizes

Boost Top Draft Age From 79 To 34, Army Asks   Change of Mind Due To Ban on Induction of 18-Year-Old Youth

DRAFT AGE TO ~ EXTEND TO 34   “Army Urges President To Ap prove Recommendation For September Calls

Army Asks Top Draft Age Be Set At 34 Years  ~ Few Men Over 26 Taken In Year

Army Asks Raising Of Draft Age From 29 To 34 In Sept.   Tells Truman Loss of 18. Year-Olds Has Cut Off Major Source of Mannower.

Draft Up to 34, Plea of Army   18-Year-Old Exemption Must Be Made Up, Is Official Stand

TOP DRAFT AGE OF 34 EXPOSED AS ARMY'S AIM   Recommendation Handed To : Truman As Aftermath Of  Loss Of Youth 18

ARMY RECOMMENDS DRAFT AGE BOOST   Top Age Of 34 Years Set As induction Limit

_nange is Necommended....  Army Wants To Up Draft Age Limit To 34 Years

ARMY A  DRAFT AGE TO BE RAISED TO S4-YEAR-OLDS   Manpower Barrel To Be Scraped To Bottom By March To Fill Needs

Army Would Lift Top Draft Age From 29 To 34   Few, If Any Men Over 26 Have Been Drafted Since V-J Day

Army Is Seeking To Raise Draft Age To 34 This Fall; ToScrapeManpowerBarrel

‘Childless Men Up To Age Of Thirty-Five May Be Called     Draft to Be Resumed in September ————

Army Seeks To Raise Top Draft Age To 34 Years   Manpower Barrel Will Be Scraped Clean, Educatore Are Told.

Army Wanis Top Draft Age Boosted To 34   Selective Service. Expect: To Serape Bottom Of Manpower Barrel By March

Army to Boost Top Draft Age  Men 34 to Be Taken In September Calls

Army Recommends Boost in Draft Age To Meet Demands   Services Will Be Scraping Bottom of  Manpower Barrel Ry ROBERT EF GEIGER

Selective Service  Draft Age to be Increased This Fall to Age 35

Army Asks Draft Age Boost To 34  Service Changes Mind On 29 Limit

Army Urges Boost Draft Limit To 34   - Ban On 18 - Year - Olds - Forces Raising Limit’ For Sclaciivs Sapyine.

Army Asks 34 As Draft Age Top  Dovicas Plans ac Result of Extreme Manpower Shortage

BOMBER CRASH LEAVES 6 DEAD   California Victims _ Include Three Chinese Students

BOMBER CRASHES; SIX MEN KILLED   ARMY B-25 PLUNGES IN FOG, EXPLODES AND IS BLOWN TO BITS.

BOMBER WRECK IS FATAL T0 6   Army B-25 Explodes In Fog: Three Chinese Among Victims

Drive Opens To Protect Veterans   Attorney General Investigates Reported Fleecing

Negro Barred From Texas U.   State Must Provide Same Education Elsewhere, Attorney General Says

RULING BY ATTORNEY GENERAL:   INO EENATD BT FAT TMESINE FADING ENON — ee  TEXAS MUST PROVIDE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION IN STATE FOR NEGROES

NEGRO BARRED FROM  UT, BUT STATE MUST  PROVIDE EDUCATION OBLIGATION TO GIVE  — EQUAL OPPORTUNITY.  -CEEAR SAYS SELLERS

Fulton, Mo., Ready For Churchill And Truman; Thousands To Hear Speeches

Baldness an Indication of Masculinity, Says "Cue Hall" Professor

London Policemen Rout Crowd Of 2.000 Squatter Sympathizers   Communist Leader Urges Resistance ; Says Britain Preparing for War

Police Charge Crowds As London ‘Squatters’ ~ Resist Eviction Order

POLICE CHARGE SQUATTER MOB   ‘Communists Threaten  New Disorders

SQUATTERS ARE POSING PROBLEM   British Police Used In Breaking Up Communist  Demonstrations

Demonstration Broken Up By British Police      Mounted Police Charge into Crowd of Squatter Sympathizers

LONDON SQUATTER DEMONSTRATIONS ARE BROKEN UP   Mounted Police Charge Crowd of 2,000 Sympathizers Outside an Apartment Building.   OCCUPANTS APPEAL FOR BLANKETS, FOOD   Communist Leader Urges Workers to Resist Eviction of 1,500 From Luxury Properties.

Mounted Police Charge Into Crowd of 2.000   Violence Flares in Great Britain’s Squatter Movement

Mounted Police Charge Into Crowd of 2,000   Violence Flares in mf Gee Poy ie   Violence Flares in Great Britain’s Squatter Movement

POLICE CHARGE “SQUATTER CROWE   Sympathizersin-London_tam Traffic Lanes Outside  Qecunied Apartment

See Tense Clash At Forthcomng Big Four Parley   Paris Session To Be Con. fronted By Many Con- . troversial Issues Is Indication   PEACE CONFERENCE MAY BE DELAYED

PREDICT CLASH AS “BIG FOUN" PLAN MEETING   Lines Drawn For Paris Conference  Of Ministers

UAW Protests Auto Price Hike  Deciar s Proposed Increase Not Needed

Union Protests Auto Price Hike   Not Made Necessary By Wage Increase, AUW Claims

PRICE DELAY HALTS STEEL  PEACE MOVES   Telegraphers Return To Work to End Long Walkout

Authorities Warn Fuel Supply Gone   Tugboat Strike Deadlocked; Fear Civil Disorders

Fuel Supplies in Gotham Reducec To Rock-Bottom   Priority System of Rationing Set up By Mayor's Order

New Housing Plan Under Scrutiny Of Senate Group:  Creedon Says New Set Up in Effect  After December 24

JERUSALEM SUBJECTED TO BOMB SCARES   Reminds Newsman Of Blitz Days In London

Phillips Requests Union Labor Truce to Ban Food Loss   Labor Board Red Tape Destroying Foods

SeekingAgreement ‘On Proviso Aimed At Franco’s Doom   U.S., Great Britain, France Reported Split on Issue of What Spaniards ~ Are Approached

POWERS UNITE TO BAN FRANCO   Question of Backing Exiled Spaniards Troubles Plan of Three Nations.

U. S. Secks Accord On Agreement to Overthrow Franco   But Three Nations Differ on Whom to Back in Move to Oust Spanish Lender

PROGRAM NEAR ACCORD ASKING SPAIN SET UP NEW GOVERNMENT: WORLD RECOGNITION PROMISED .

Three Powers Press for Agreement on Declaration to Overthrow Franco

Allies To Urge Spaniards To Oust Franco   But Agreement On Final Wording Of Appeal Delayed

Allies Back Franco Oustel   Joint Declaration To Be Aimed at Spanish Opposition

SPAIN ACCUSES ‘REDS’ OF PLOT   Blame Communists for Anti-Franco Campaign, Border Closure

U. S. Presents Pla To Urge Spanish fo Overthrow Franco   Britain, France Differ on Point, ‘Which Spaniards?

Three Nations Take Steps to Oust Franco   Britain, France and U. S. Planning Joint Policy Declaration

MAY ENCOURAGE OVERTHROW OF SPANISH CHIEF   But Question Is: “Which Spaniards To Address: United States Sponsors Move; Want Representative Gov. ernment.

Powers Seek Agreement on Spain Policy   France and U. S. Split on Wording of Pronouncement

Allies Press Spaniards to Overthrow Franco, but the Question: Which Spaniards?

U.S., Britain, . cance Seek Final Agreement on Move To Oust Franco In Spain

Powers Seek Overthrow of Gen. Franco      U. S., Britain and France Have Yet to Decide Who Will Be Asked to Upset Current Spanish Regime

Three Nations Seek Accord On Move At Franco   Public Announcement Concerning Issue Set For This Week-end

Three Powers Seek Agreement To Oust Franco   U.S. Will Join Britain, France In Pronouncement

Overthrow of  Franco Sought   Three Nations Push Spaniards To Action

Britain, France and the United States Pressed For Agreement.   WHO GETS MANIFESTO

Near Accord On Tri-Power Plan To Oust Franco   U. S. And France Differ On Which Of Spanish Flemente To Rack.

Britain, France, Uncle Sam Press For Final Agreement On Toss Of Spanish Regime

Near Accorc On Spain _   Allies Press to Set Up New Government; Differ On Exiled Leaders

NOT CERTAIN ON SPANISH GROUP TO AID   U. S., Britain and France in Accord on Demanding Franco's Ouster, but Do Not Know What Clique to Appeal To.

Three Powers Seek Accord or Spanish Action   U.S.; France Disagree On Whomto Back In Effort to Oust Franco

Three Powers Seek Accord On Franco Ouster   U.S. France, Britain Differ On Whom To Back; ‘Communist Plot,’ Says Spain

SPANIARDS TO BE PUSHED FOR OVERTHROW OF GEN, FRANCO   Britain, France And United States Bringing Pressure  On The People

U. §., FRANCE SPLIT ON SPAIN   Allies Seek Final Agreement On Declaration To People

WORDING ARGUED BY U.S. FRANCE   Countries Split On Which 0: Spaniards To Address

FINAL COUNTY STANDING   FORMER PURDUE STUDENTS MEET AT RUSHVILLE

UN Continues Wrangling Over New Members   Albanian Issue Gets Support From Soviets; Opposed by the U. S.

Yugoslavia Pleads Hard To Aid Reds   Greece Ranges Agains Admission In Support Of United States Opposition.

Reds Favor Admission Of Albania   Greece, Yugoslavia Ask Permission To State Cases

YUGOSLAVIA AND GREECE CLASH IN OPENING BATTLE   Britain and U.S. Oppose Russia’s View On Issue

U.N, CONTINUES SQUABBLE OVER MEMBERSHIPS   U.S. Prepares to Use Veto Against Ibania

Yugoslav Makes Strong  Plea in Favor   Answers Greek. Objection as Bigs Ficht Looms

LABOR LEGISLATION 19 ON THE AGENDA   What Changes May Be Made Is Undecided

CASE IS PLANNING NEW LABOR BILL   Measure To Be ‘Broader’ than One Vetoed

BPO BPBPODPDPDP DOD DP OD OD ODO PE  Labor Legislation To Reach Congress

Young Women > Claim To Police Were Attacked  Drop Charges Rathe Than F ace Publicity  , - a .t -_“-_ Lm

Young Women Claim To Police Were Attacked  Drop Charges Rathe Than Face Publicity  ssi gat aes

French Ready To Send Navy To Indo-Ching   Five Ships Alerted; Gen. Leclere Lands At Saigon Airport

5 French Warships Prepare To Set Out for Indo-China   Leaves of Men Attached to Three Destroyers and Planes of Two Carriers Cancelled — Big Liner to Take 9,000 Troops to Rebellious Empire Outpost — Violent Clashes Take Piace in Outskirts of Hanoi.

France Ready Te Use Planes And  Guns in Indochina   Strong Naval Squadron May Be Dispatched To Help Quell Rebellion

TROOPS RUSHED INTO INDOCHINA   France Uses Planes And Guns To Keep Empire From Falling Apart

French Add to Indo-China Force   Planes, Ships, Troops Thot Ready to J eave

France Primes Navy Squadron  For Indochina   She Will Use Planes and Guns Along With Diplomacy to Quell  Rebellion

Naval Units May Go To Indo-Chine  French Planes Riddle Convoys Near Hanoi

Naval Forces - May Be Used ‘in Rebellion  France to Couple  + Planes, Guns UA7ssl. Tile lamar

France Said Forced to  Use Military   Country Appeared To Be Getting Ready to Send Strong Naval Squadron To Indochina Coasts

Snyder Promises Balanced Budge! To U. S. for 1947   Former Arkansas Man Takes Oath to Qualify As Cabinet Member.

Anti-Racket Plan Passed  By Senators   Sudden Action Revives Part of Provisions  Of Case Measure.

Hobbs Measure Passes Senate Over Protests   Provides Unions Subject to Anti-Racketeering Statute

‘Anti-Racket’. Labor Measure Sent to Trumar   Senate Digs House-Passed Bill Out of Pigeonhole ..

LABOR - OPPOSED RACKETEER BILL PASSED BY SENATE:   Measure Makes It Unlawful to Hinder Interstate Commerce by Force or Violence.   VOICE VOTE TAKEN WITH NO “NAYS” HEARD   Legislation Sent to President ‘Truman, Who Has 10 Days to Sign or Veto It.

Unions Subject To Stiff Laws; Sudden Action   New Legislation Laid On President's Desk In  [Fe

HOBBS BILL IS QUICKLY PASSED ONTO TRUMAN   Anti-Racketeering Me asure Approved Despite Labor Opposition   PRESIDENT FAVORS BILL’S OBJECTIVES

Truman Gets Union Measure      “Anti-Racketeering Bill Affects Unions

Anii- Racketeer  Measure Passes  Robbery, Extortion by   TImtamne Chileurad

HOBBS BILL Is PASSED BY SENATE ACTION   Anti-Racketeering Act Goes to President For His Approval

Labor Leaders Suffer Defeat On Voice Vote   Measure Would Make Unions Subject to Anti-Racketeering Act: Opposition Ineffective

HOBBS ANTI RACKETEER ING BILL I$ PASSED   Action Making Unions Subject To Rigid Rules Sent Up To President

Measure, Opposec By Labor Leaders, Goes fo Truman   Legislation Makes If Unlawful To Hinder Interstate Commerce   BILL WINS APPROVAL WITHOUT SINGLE NAY"   Main Provision Was Em bodied in Case Bill Which Was Vetoed

Anti-Racketeering Labor Bil! Passed   Measure, Opposed by Labor, Now Goes to the White House

Anti-Racketeer  Measure Passes Robbery, Extortion by Unions Outlawed

Weather   Measure Puf Thru Suddenly  On Voice Vote  Unions Would ‘Be Subject to Anti-Racket Act

WOULD BAN FORCE IN STRIKES Legislation To Outlaw Violence By Labor Sent To. White House

Measure Sails Through Senate  Despite Opposition Of Labor Leaders

SITTS 10 GET ELECTRIC CHAIR   Convicted Murderer to Die in Anrj] 1947

NEW REVENUES NECESSARY FOR BONUSPAYMENT   Green Says Current Receipts Can’t Be Used For Purpose

Rumor Alerts — Gis in Athens   Ousted Officers Thought Planning to Return

JOHN 0. SMALL OF CPA RESIGNS   Production Chief Says Industrial Shift To Peace Is Complete

Small Tenders Resignation  Prosperity In U. S. Predicted If Labor Problems Are Solved

SMALL RESIGNS CPA POST: SEES PROSPERITY - IF   Civilian Production Boss Says Industry Shift To  Peace Complete

Security Council Recesses, Give Members Chance To  Consider Rapid Fire Events

Offer Made Upon Condition Russia Unconditionally Withdraws Troops From franian Soil On Or Before May 6

Five Apply For U.N. Membership   Two Bids Believed Loadec With Dynamite; Meet In September

HETRENS = a cIDEDA      But F inding of Knife May Add to ‘Case Against Him

KNIFE USED IN DEGNAN MURDER FOUND IS CLAIM   Pohce Examining Knife For Fingerprints, Bits Of Flesh

Knife May Be Degnan  Murder Key   Examine Blade for Prints i. Baffling Heirens Case

POLICE FIND _DEGNAN CASE DEATH KNIFE    Weapon Held as Evidence as Heirens Balks on Offer  ta Sonfoece,

Try To Avert War In China  Gen. Gillem To Meet Chinese Commanders

More Are Idled by Coal Strike  Additional Schools Closed in Nation

Job Forecast Still Gloomy   More Schools nools Closed as Nation Shivers: for Lack of Coal

More Idleness Is Created By Coal Shutdowr   U. S. Industry Hard Hit: Unemployment Forecast Is Gloomy

Parts of U.S. Shiver, Many Schools Shu   Total of 560,000 Worker: Out of Work As Result OE Minn Seetba

More Are Idled by Coal Strike  Additional Schools  f"Lnaasl teen RT wd? meme

ene CLAIM BY DIPLOMAT   STATE DEPARTMENT HOLDS  SOVIET DIPLOMAT WAS NOT  ‘TREATED RUDELY. AT —_ AIRPORT

GOUIN FORMS NEW -_ FRENCH CABINET   Announcement of Members Eyvnactad Taniah+e

@ PETER EDSON.   French Opening of Rhine to Be Victory for U. S. Diplomacy

Truce Period Ends; Few Reiurn to Pits   Most of 400,000 Diggers Remain at Home Awaiting Word From Lewis, Who Resumes Talks With Government Leaders,

Lewis Silent After Meeting With Truman   Army Sends Troops To Protect Workers At Hopkins County, Kentucky Colliery

_ —TIEUP— Walk Out In Face of Seizure  F347. Fests. A wm? are:   Idle Pits Again Threaten Rails; Troops ta.Help

Most Of Nation’s Soft Coal Diggers Remain At Home Today After Ending Of Truce On Saturday —_ Railroad Deadlock Is. Broken By Action‘ Of President And car riers Resume Service Over Week-End: :

President Truman’s Personal Intervention Fails To Win Continuation Of Two-Week Truce—Government Presses Negotiations With John L. Lewis In Move To Avert Prolonged Shutdown—Senator Barkley Reports Settlement Prospects Are “Hopeful”

OTAL VOTE GHTEST IN ANY YEARS   umerlin Noses Out eorge by 45 in losest Race

PRAPPAPEP PPP PPPIL PAD ASE  Railroads Ask 25 Pct. Freicht Rate Increase

Wind Storms Cause eee  teh pu.   ~Héaviest Damage  Is at Stillwater  and Lawton; Ada and - Oklahoma City Hit <

Vital Data On Franco  Betore UN      Report Submitted Believed To Contain Information Of Importance

U. S. Submits Voluminous Report on Spain to UN   Informant Says Papers Contain Much New Material Regarding Franco Regime

U.S. Presents a Report on Spait  Submits 62-Page Document to U. WN.

Big U.S. Report Indicts Spain  Thick Document Given  U.N. Said to ltemize Franco Aid to Naris

Voluminous Report Is Given tc ‘U.N. Commitiee Which Is Investigating Franco Spain   Exhibit Ten Inches Thick Said to Contain Much Information of ‘Great Importance’ to Probe

Report on Investigation of Franco Spain Held of Great Importance to UN Council

FRANCO REGIME REPORTS FILEL   United States Reveals New Material About Nazis In Spain

Document Citing Case Against Franco  ‘Is Prepared for UN by United States

U.S. Submits Franco Study To UN Group   Bulky Report Contains Information Of Great Importance On Spain.

Britain Believes  'U, S., Russian Atomic Control Plans Should ‘Be Integrated

BRITISH LIKE ATOMIC PLANS   Noel Baker Says American And Russian Proposals Should Be Integrated

Senate Ponders Wheat Shortage In New England   teport Canadian Exports Create Serious Problem Tn States Along Border

Profits Probers Prepare Report; May Takes Rest   Senate Investigators Show Interest In Obtaining Testimony From May

DRAFT REPORT ON PROFITS PROBE   Interest Aroused In When Rep. May Will Appear   INVESTIGATION   Continues As Senate Group Pursues New Leads: Railroads Enter Picture

MEAD PROBERS SIFT NEW LEADS   Committee Wonders Whet it Might Quiz May

Senate Probers Put ‘Finishing Touches On Resume of Work   Members Indicate, Renewed Interest In May Questioning

WAR PROFITS PROBERS 10 MAKE REPORT   Inquiry Asked, Meanwhile, Into Freight Rates Charged Armed Services by Railroads During the War.

Eye Income Tax of. Cong. May   ‘Committee Wants to Check with Lumber Company Figures _

PROFIT PROBERS SIFT NEW LEADS   Work On Report, Still Look To Questioning Of May

War Probers Busy Pursuing  Added Leads   Indicate Tuterest Ta When They Mighi Be Able To Question Rep. Au drew May

Senate War Probers Pursue New Leads   Proposal Submitted ta Check Up on Treasury ‘Depredations’ by U.S. Rallrocds During Wor

May Can Not Be Questioned for At Least Tivo Weeks Be- .  cause of Hlness

War Investigators Drafting Report on Hearing Up to Date   Andrew May’s Trip Home Arouses Interest in When He'll Appear

Committee fo Decide Friday On Next Action   Concerns Appearance Of May in Probe

War Probers Draft Report; Pursue Leads   Rail Freight Rate Investigation Demanded By Senator Taylor

Senate Probers Still Want To  Interview May   Taylor Asks Inquiry Into Freight Rates Paid Railroads

Senate War Investigators  Busy Pursuing New Leads   Finishing Touches Put on What Was to Be Final Report; Committee Interested in Questioning Rep. May

Mead .Group May Examine Freight Rates   Ida Senator Terms Wartime Charges a "Depredation”

Final Report From Senafe Committee Delayed By Leads   Prospective Quizzinc Of May Arouses New. Speculation

War Profits Probers Plan Final Report   SENATORS DRAFT DATA TO PRESENT TO BODY

Senate  Probers To Rule On May   Testimony Ruling To Be Reached Next Friday

GROUP PUTTING FINAL TOUCHES GN ITS REPORT   More Work Ahead: Expect To Hear Friday On When May Will Appear

Action by Mead Group Is Studied   Consider Program to Get May’s Testimony

Investigators Busy Pursuing Many New Tip:   Senator Requests Probe Be Made into Freight Rates Charged Military By Railroads

Mead Committee . Is Asked: To Probe Freia ht Charges:   Rails Alleged. to Have ‘Made ‘Huge -'Over_ charges: to: Gov’ t Durang: War. : _—

Report Written By War Profits Inquiry Board   Members Renew Interest in Plan To Question May

DRAFT REPORT ON HEARINGS 10 DATE IN ARMS INQUIRY  @Pemeeanaecaannaiaureans ae oo oe Oo 6 oes ek   COMMITTEE RENEWS INTEREST IN MAY’S PHYSICAL CONDITION

‘Still Pursuing New Leads....  Investigators Are Still Wondering When They Can Question Rep. May

Mead Ponder: Calling May   Congressman Is Home After Failing To Testify

Renort Is Due On War Probe   Ex-Gls Are Reluctant To Testify  Brutal Commander Of Camp O'Donnell Reported Held -

Mead Committee Is Asked To Probe  Freight Charges   Rails Alleged to Have Made Huge Overcharges to Gov't During War.

War Investigators Draft Report On Hearing To Date   New Interest Aroused  When May Will Appear

INVESTIGATORS WILL RELEASE REPORT SOON   Proposes Mead Committee Probe High Freight Rates for Army, Navy

Little Hope For — Averting Walkout Sunday Midnight   Truman Statement Blots Likelihood of Seizure By Federal Government

lowa Divorces at An All-Time High   5,291 Marriages on Rocks in Half Yeer

Must Eliminate  War, Says Hatch   Senator's Bikini lest Report Submitted

Distance Best Defense From  A-Bomb Blast   Truman Board Issues Re port On Seeond ‘Test Ex plosion At Bikini.

REPORT TELLS OF POWER IN ATOMIC BOMBS   HUGE BLASTS COULD DISPOSE OF FLEET MANY MONTHS

UNDERWATER, AERIAL BLASTS BOTH POTENT, TRUMAN 15 ADVISED  EXPERT OPINION SAYS

Report on” Bikini Tests - Says Whole Plan of Defense Must Undergo Shift   FLEETS COULD BE SUNK:

CHIEF'S ATOMIC GROUP REPORTS TEST FINDINGS   ‘Overhead-Undersea Combination Blast Would Cripple Fleet, Is Claim

WHILE LABOR UNION UNREST CONTINUES, VIRGINIA JOINS IN FIGHTING CLOSED SHOP

Trucks, Aufos Are Stalled By Hundreds Today   More Snow Flurries And Colder Weather Forecast Tonight

‘Army Revises Plan for (Universal Military Training  Three of 10 Men Would Be for Navy

Proposed Military ‘Training   Secretary of War Asks American Legion in Session For Active Backing

Patterson Reveals Plan F or Training   Army Would Give Beer out Year Of Military Work

All Men Would Be Required to Take One Year of Military Work   ASKS LEGION BACKING

TAKE WRAPS OFF ARMY’S REVISED TRAINING PLANS SECRETARY OF WAR ASKS LEGION FOR  AQTIVC cliipDDnD

New Training Plan Revealed by Army At Legion Meeting   Patterson Seeks Aid For Plan; Affects Every Male Aged 17 to 19

Army Offers Its Revised Plan for Military Training  Every Male Citizen ~ Would Undergo Som« Drill for One Year

Army Offers Traiming Program.   Revised. Plan For Universal Military Training Outlined Before Legionnaires

Legion Asked For Backing By Patterson   One Year of Training Or Equivalent Would Be Required of Males Before Age of Twenty

Patterson in Plea Legion Aid Passage   All Boys 17-19 Would Sign at Start; Then Those Turning 17.

One Million Men Per Year Available   Three Out of Ten Men to Be Taken By the Navy

TRAINING PLANS   All Men Would Be Required to Take One Year of Military Work   ASKS LEGION BACKING

New Universal Military Training Proposal Disclosed By U. §. Army   Revised Plan Outlined. Before American Legion Convention With Appeal For Support; Calls for Registration at Age of 17, Service. Before 20

Peace Arm y ‘Trainee Plan  Is Outlined   Youths Would Give Year In Service But Retain Civilian Status

Youths 17-19 Will Face One Year Service   Trainees To Have Civilian Status Under New Code

Army Reveals New. Program For Training   Secretary Of War Patterson Asks American Legion  Of Revised Plan.

Army Takes Wraps Off New Plan for Universal Training   Every Male Between 17 and 19 Would Ba Required to Renjctar

‘ARMY TAKES WRAPS  Arr Mra? PE AM  OFF NEW PLAN FOR  YOUTH DRAFT

Legion s Asked To Support Plan For U.S. Defense   Service for Million Men Yearly Outlined By Secretary of War

Asks Legion for Active Backing In Training Plan   Patterson Reveals Revised Program

1,000,000 Men Eligible Yearly   Revised Program Schedules Three in Ten for Navy; Legion Supports Similar Idea

ARMY RENEWS APPEAL FOR U. 8. UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING  PLAN TO DRAFT ALL YOUNG MEN FOR YEAR ANNOUNCED TO LEGION

Revised Plan For Military Training Presented Legion For Approval

FORCED SERVICE PLAN REVEALED   Army Tokes Wraps Off Proposal For Universal Training

Army Reveals Its Universal Training Plan’   Revised Program Told by Department; Legion Asked to Co-operate’

LEGION BACKING OF PLAN ASKED BY PATTERSON   3 Out of Every 10 Men Trained Are Slated for Duty in U. 8, Navy

RUSSIA REFUSES TO WITHDRAW TROOPS   Molotov Sarvs Army Needed Ts Bulzaria To Protect Lines Com munications Inte Austria

Russian Foreign Minister Retuses To Pull Red Troops from Bulgaria

Russians Refuse To Take Troops From Bulgaria   Foreign Ministers Still Fail To Agree At Paris Conference

TO PULL OUT OF BULGARI   Molotov Rejects Plan For Withdrawal Of  Armed Forces

Russia Baiks on  Bulgaria. Danube   Won't Remove Troops, Allow Free Navigation

Reds To Stay Tn Bulgaria »   Molotov Rejects Proposal To Withdray

WARNS OF CUT IN NAVY FUND   Nimitz Advises Reduction Will Seriously Affect U. S. Leadership

NIMITZ FIGHTS SLASH IN NAVY APPROPRIATION   Naval Chief Says It Would Take Six Months To Put Fleet On FE eet

Nimitz Fights Cu! in Navy Funds  Says Slash Would Have Grave Effect

Nimitz Fights Cut In Funds For The Navy   Admiral Says Months Would be Required to Restore Strength

W. L. Geppert Dies, Aged 64   Chairman of Chesapeake AP Association Expires in Cumberland

TEXAS POLITICS a ~ 11 Days Remain: for Final ~ Drive By State Aspirants

C10-Vs-Boss Crump As Tennessee Goes To Poll Box Today   -Memphis Leader ‘Is -Backing McKellar, RAefart in Barac

Tennesseeans Cast Their Votes   Senate Race Marked By Battle Between Boss Crump and CIO

sMecKellar Again Seeks Senate Post   Is Opposed By , ClIO-Backed Edward Carmack For Job

Truman Asked To Use Veto On Hobbs Bill   Murray Follows Green In Calling On President To Act

Antarctica’s Secrets Lure Explorers To Uncover New Field of Knowledge

Death Toll in India  Nears 200   Savage Battles Flare Between Hindus, Moslems

Rioting Flares Up In Bombay Again   14 Killed, 78 Hurt; Bloodshed in Calcutta

Claims UN Council Broke  UNO Charter   Should Drop [ranian Dispute

U.N. POLICY REDS SUGGES! ON IRANIAN SPY CHARGES CASERAPPED BE DROPPED

Sen. Ball Says Establishment Of Special Labor Courts At Least Two or Three Years In the Future

France, Poland And Australia Agree To Probe   Russia Stands Alone Now In Opposing Plan To Investigate Spain

3 Nations Settle. Differences Over Spanish Inquiry   Australia, Poland and France Urge Appointment of Fact-Finding Board; Russian Veto Threatened

Time For May To Testity Not Yet Specified   Mead Committee Takes Re cess—Public Hearings May Resume In Sep tember

MORTAR SHELL: TOBE PROBED   Mead Committee to Take This Matter Up After Sept. 1 _

DEFECTIVE 42 MORTAR SHELL’ T0 BE PROBED   Mead Committee to Take This Matter Up After Sept. 1

Lincoln Will Not Make GOP Race   Declines To Seek Ninth District Seat

TRUMAN TALKS WITH KRUG ON COAL DISPUTE   Lewis May Serve Notice to End Contract With U.S. Today

Forrestal Says Navy In Med iterranean To Help Carry Out U.S. Foreian Policy

Maritime Settlement Not in Sight  Truman Cabinet CE ow ENS, gE   Truman Cabinet Studies Situation; Outlook Is Dark

Progress Reported In Effort To Halt General Ship Tieup   West Coast Issues Narrowed Greatly, Govt. Conciliators Report, But No Settlement Yet in Sight As Talks Continue

PROGRESS SEEN IN MARITIME NEGOTIATIONS.   Government Is Trying To Stave Off Tieup In Shipping Industry

Feverish Move By Government In Big Disoute   U. S. Mediators Striving To Check Walkout On Bath Coacts

OUTLOOK BAD FOR MARITIME UNION DISPUTE   WEST COAST ISSUES NARROWED DOWN CONSIDERABLY

Progress Made In Try to Avert Shipping Tieup   West Coast Issues Narrowed Down by Conciliators: No Settlement in Sight

More Radio Time Bought By Rainey Backers To Tell Of Money Spent On Beauford Jester Campaign Broadcasts   ‘ Great Band Wagon Scramble Starts

CHURCHILL URGES PARTNERSHIP OF FRANCE, GERMANY   Says Disarmed Reich Mus! Be Welcomed Back Into Eyropean Family

Churchill Says France And Germany Must Take Lead In Union Of Europe

Churchill Urges © French - German Peace Alliance   Proposed Bloc Would Be Cornerstone for United States of Europe, British War Leader Tells Swiss

Asks Freneh And German  Partnership   But Would Not Allow Germans Power To Re-Arm

A New. Europe ls Proposed by Churchill   France and Germany Strongly Urged to Take Joint Lead

ASKS FOR UNITY OF FRENCH AND GERMAN PEOPLE   Would Build New European Federation of Nations

Churchill Proposes United States of Europe With France and Germany as the Cornerstone

United Europe Advocated By Churchill   Germany-France Should Take Lead Says Britisher

Churchill For United States Of Europe   Partnership Of France, Germany Declared Needed

Churchill Favors Partnership of France, Germany   Says Revival of Europe Depends on ‘Spiritually Great’ Western Nations

CHURCHILL GALLS FOR U. S, OF EUROPE   Says France And Germany Must Take Joint Lead

Churchill Europe U.S. Is Pictured   LARTNERSHIP OF FRANCE AND UNARMED GERMANY DECLARED CORNERSTONE.

Churchill Asks “U.S. of Europe” With Germany, France Taking Lead

Churchill In Plea For New French Pact   UNITED STATES FOR OLD EUROPE. URGED BY WINNIE

» FRENCH-GERMAN FRIENDSHIP IS URGED IN TALK   Former British Premier Asks For United States Of Europe In Speech

CHURCHILL ASKS U. $. OF EUROPE   Bases Proposal on Unity of  France and Germany

5  EUROPE COUNCI   Says France and Germany Should Be Partners in Undertaking

France and Germany  Should Lead   In Establishing U.S. of Europe, Churchill States

MARITIME STRIKE SPREADS: NO SIGN OR EARLY ACCORD   Union Attempts to Tie Up Al! Shipping on Great Lakes; Negotiations Planned

LAKE SHIPPING CUT   To Resume Negotiations Monday; Detroit Buses in Service

See No Break in Lakes Walkout   Around 100 Ships Are Tied Up: Union Seeks to Spread Strike

More Lake Ships Idled_ By NMU Strike   Curran Moves Slowly: To Avoid Trouble With AFL

Union Strategy ls To Prolong Strike On Lakes   Tactics Revealed As Walkout Of Crews Enters Third Day

Gasoline Tanks  Explode, Flaming Fluid Sets Fire to Apartment House

U.S. Army Plane Crashes Into Chicago Apartment; Two Killed, Two Injured

Pilot and His Brother-inLaw Killed; Seven Persons Jnujured; Explo  sion Fires Houses

Two Are Killed Others Hurt in Plane Crash  Accident Occurs   Accident Occurs in Chicago's Residential Area

Two Killed When Plane Hits Houses   Residents of Apartment House Injured as Plane Crashes and Explodes Between Buildings

Two Killed When Plane Crashes Apartment House   Seven Injured’ in Chicago Disaster; One Victim Is Brother-in-Law of Air Corps Pilot

Plane Crash In Chicago Kills Two Fliers; Seven Injured In Apartment

Two Are Killed, Others Hurt in Plane Crash  Accident Occurs in Chicago's Residential Areca

2 DIE AS ARMY PLANE CRASHES   Seven Injured as  Shig Strikes Apartment

Iranian Problem Settled’ "Stalin   > een en « a ee ee   Premier Points to Continued Withdrawal  OSE Boestnan *Sawwe

REDS CONTINUE TO LEAVE IRAN   Withdrawal Proceeding, According To Report From  Masecow

STALIN SAYS IRAN QUESTION ALL SETTLED   Leader Tells United Press So. viet View; Withdrawal of Troops Continues.

Move Out Of Iran ©   Soviet Troops Continue Evacuation, and Stalin Says Issue Settled

Russ Troops-Pulling Out Of Iran; StalinSays © © Question:Is Now Settled

Say Red Troops Withdrawing   Stalin Says Question Of Troops in Iran Has Been Settled

Red Army Continues tran Exit; Stalin Says Issue Now Solved      Russo Tran Agreement 2 Has Closed Case as Far  as Russia is Concerned, Stalin: Says}. as Radio        for “F: sesciaea

Klement Gottwald Has Been Prominent In Commun ist Circles Sin ce Early 1820’s

Phone Firm to Add Equipment  Will Provide Service for $,500 More Users

Uncounted Jews Forced Directly Into Gas Cells   Nuernberg Tribunal Hears French Widow Tell Of Horrors At Ausebwitz

TELLS HOW NAZIS BURNED CHILDREN ALIVE IN FURNAGES   French Woman Surviver of ‘Oswiecim Testifies at Muarnhors Tria!

JEWS KILLED BY THOUSANDS IN GAS CELLS   French Widow Details Graphic Story fo International Military Tribunal in Nuernberg

Former Nazi Prisoner Tells Ghastly Tale Of Children Being Burned Alive

Hurl Babies  Into Flames   New Atrocities of Germans Bared at Trial,

New Horror Tolc by French Widow  Says Nazis Fed hive Childre to Fur

Woman Tells Of Horrors of Gas Chambers   Germans Did Not Take Trouble to Count Jews Who Were Marched to Death in Gas Chamber:

Witness Tells (Of German Camp Horrors   Even Defendants Are Held Spellbound By Widow’s Account

SS Women As Savage As Men   French Woman Inmate Of Oswiecim Holds  Hearers' Spellbound By Story of Camp Horror:

INTO FIRES ALIVE   Children Were Tossed Into Furnaces by Nazis When  Gas Ran Out

Doomed Jews Came So Fast They Went Directly To Gas Chambers   War Trial Defendants Held Spellbound As French Woman Tells How Children Tossed Alive Into Furnaces When Gas Runs Out

Nazi Camp — Horrors Told   Jews Marked for Death Not Even Countec Upon. Arrival

‘German Guards Did Not Take Trouble To Count Jews Intended For Death

GRAIN ESTIMATE IS BOOSTED MILLION BUSHELS  WHEAT OUTLOOK IS BRIGHTER

NFTW Delegates Debate Setting Strike Deadline   Federation President Ask: U. §. Intervention in Phone Dispute

‘Phone Unions  Debate Strike   Militant Faction Want Walkout Set Saan

GOVERNMENT TO PROD NATIONAL HOUSING PLANS   Truman Gives Private Enterprise More Power—Wyatt Raps New Policy

Priorities And Ceilings Off Home Building   Deputy Expediter, Critical Of Plan, To Resign

NEW HOUSING PLAN T0 OPEN BUILDING FIELD   Lifting Of Restrictions On Nonresidential Covstruction Part Of Program

HOUSING AIDE TO RESIGN IMMEDIATELY   Says New Regulations Mean “Boom-Bust”— Rap Liberalization

U.S. Boosts Building in New Plan   Non-Residential Action Is Favored, Limit on Floor Space Set for New Homes   Long Will Resign   Deputy Expediter Says Plan Is Boom, Bust for Real Estate .

TRUMAN GIVES BUILDING FIRMS MORE POWER   Another of Wyatt’s Aides te Resign; Blasts New Housing Program

Put Limit On Floor Space For New Residences   Wyatt Backers Attack Program; Spurt Without Controls Predicted

NEW HOUSING FLOOR LIMIT TO BE HIKED   Space Expected to Run as Much as 1,500 Under the New Program, Compared With 800 to 1,000 Under Wyatt’s Setup. 

Non-Residence Projects Are Being Pushed   Floor-Space Limit Set Up; Ceilings On Prices Drapped

Price Ceilings Abolished in New HousingProgram   Truman Reveals Policy Guides In New Setup

NON-RESIDENT CONSTRUCTION GETS BHOST   Wyatt Aide Raps Administration In Housing Plan

WOULD END ALL PRIORITIES AND CEILING CURBS   Some Officials, However, Predict “Boom And Bust” In New jovernment Program lo Spur All Types Of Building.

Truman's, Program Attacked By Executive As Being Bid For  Boom or Bust   PRIORITIES, CEILINGS LIFTED BY PRESIDEN’

Building Plan Hit, Cheered   Truman Gives Private Enterprise Bigger Voice in Housing

PRIORITIES ON BUILDING END   Government Plans FloorSpace Limit On New Homes   GETS SOME CRITICISM

New Housing Program Is Minus Priorities, Ceilings   Non-Residential Construction to Be Boosted, Floor Home Space Limited, Private Enterprise Pushed

“Temperatures:   Private Builders Receive Boost in Truman Program   Liberalized Policy Arouses Bitter Attacks From Wyatt Group, Praise From Industry; Boom in Rental Units Expected to Result

Government to Eaves Off On Restrictions. in * Housing Shortage B. ttle

Housing Program Minus Priorities and Ceilings Course Draws Brickbats, Bouquets

FLOOR - SPACE LIMIT PUT ON HOMES   Priorities, Price Ceilings Removed By Government   Of Non-Residential Buildings Expected To Rise About 40 Per Cent

Non-Residential Housing May Get 40 Percent Boost   Private Enterprise To Have Bigger Say In Fighting Housing Shortage

Government Revises Construction Program; Priorities, Ceilings Out

‘New Housing Policy Draws Bouquets and Brickbats As ‘Wyatt's Aid Prepares To Quit

Truman's New Housing Policy Is Denounced    Will Boost Non-Residential Building, Limit Floor Space In New Homes™

Pr ‘iorities for Veterans Abolished, ‘Other Con: - trols Out. ~~

BRICKBATS AND BOUQUETS Fight on Housing Shavtane Launched With ‘Free Reins’     ae

U.S. Ready To Boost Volume Constructior   Officials Prepare to Run Housing Program Minus Priorities and Ceilings

Government Also Will Put A Floor Space Limit On New Homes   Private Business Gets More Voice   Authorities Set Down To Run Housing Program Minus Priorities, Ceilings

Non-Home Building Predicted   Truman’s New Housing Program Is Without Priorities, Ceilings

Truniaw Paes Housing Curbs   New Program Is ‘Condemned And. Praised; Many Changes.

Government Plans 40% Non-Resident Boost in Building  Wyatt's Aide Is   Wyatt's Aide Is Planning to Follow Chief’s Action

Boom Likely In Building As Controls Are Dropped   Residential Field Is Being Opened To Civilian Again

 BRICKER SAYS HUFFMAN IS COUNTRY BOY WHO WENT ASTRAY  OHIO SENATE CANDIDATES DUEL

Lausche Visits Strip-Mine District; Bricker and Herbert Invade Cleveland

Bricker, Huffman In Debate   Senate Candidates Trade Verbal Blows At Cleveland Forum

DEMOCRATS HIT AT REPUBLICAN DRIVE EXPENSES   Herbert Charges Lausche Tried To Get Vets To Give Up Jobs

CHETNIK PLEASS GUILTY TO CHARGES GF ENEMY COLLABORATION iN WAR -

Aide to Mihailovic Pleads Guilty to Charges of Treason   Former Commander of Chetnik Admits He Collaborated with Enemy

PMW DELEGATES SEVER AFL TIES   CONVENTION VOTES TO QUIT--DECISION MUST BE APPROVED

MINE STRIKE PARLEY VERGES ON BREAKDOWN   Operators Seek To Force Lewis into Discussion of Wages and Hours

PARLEY VERGES ON BREAKDOWN IN COAL STRIKE   Government Mediator May Take First Steps Toward Solution

COAL STRIKE TALKS NEAR A COLLAPSE   Lewis May Walk Gut On Contract

OPERATORS, UNION STILL DEADLOCKED ON MINE DISPUTE   Collapse Is Threatened At Parleys Held In Washington.   LEWIS IS NAMED IN CHARGE TODAY   Interests of Country Are Said “Flouted.” by Rattle.

Coal Parley’s Split Widens; Climax Nears   Federal Mediator Works to Prevent Complete Collapse

Latest Draft Call Ordered By Presiden   Older Men Had Been Exempted by Order Issued Soon After. VJ Day

Childless Men to Be Hit by Draft   Induction of 26-29 Age Group Approved

Vin ws hs oe \ores dow Zs Bas  —,   Presicen= Lic7s ¢.ge. sou? San “moiosec Av-er a9. 0 ase.

President Very Critical 0! Haphazard Bill Pass- ~ ed By Congress

Draft Call Extended To Take Childless Men, 26 Through 29   Access Road Program Acclaimed As Boon To Lumbering Industry

It All Adds Up to the Fact That the U.S. Middle West is Pretty Good Place to Live

Boyle Leaves M: anhattan —  Enjoys Middle West’s Food And Hospitalitv With Welcome Relief

Union President Predicts Service To Be Paralyzed After 65,000 Quit Jobs

Car Production Is Far Behind Market Demand   lt May Be 5 Years Before Many Buyers Can Get New Autos

AUTO SHUTDOWN FEARED BY WEIR   Warns There Won't Be Steel Unless Coal Strike Ends

AUTO OUTPUT IS THREATENED   Coal Strike May Force Shutdown In Three Weeks, Is Claim

Decision On Meat Soon   Presidential Action Intended To Ease Shortage Expected Early Next Week

One Official Says He Thinks President Is in Favor of Some  Modification

President Deliberates; Hopes High For Action In Early Part Of Week

Truman to Announce’ Meat Edict   Official Says “It's All Up to the President Now!

Meat Decision By Officials Is Expected Soon   TRUMAN PONDERS MEA‘ ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST

Kate of Controls On Beef, Pork Now Up To President   Expect Truman To Make Radio Broadcast Tomorrow Night; Anderson Rushes Reply to Packers

Decision Is Predicted By Tuesday; Address To Nation Not Seen   Modification of Present Controls Seen as Way To Put Steaks, Chops on Dinner Tables; Politicians Oppose importation

Final Decision Is Up to President, Officials Assert   Chief Executive May Announce Plans in Sunday Radio Address

Nation Awaits Truman's Decision In Meat Crisis   President Ponders Proposals To Scrap Controls; Announcement Of Policy May Be Made Over The Air Sunday Night

Three More Nations Join. Ranks of UN   Sweden, Afghanistan And Iceland Boost Membership To 54

Three Nations Elected To UN   Belgium, Colombia And Syria Given Two-Year Terme In Council

3 Nations Win  Council Seats   Belgium, Syria, And Colombia Named By UN

THREE COUNTRIES ARE ADDED 10 UN   Three Others Are Elected as New Members of Security Council

Belgium, Colombia, Syria Elected As Two-Year NonPermanent Members   UN Membership  Also Increased   Afghanistan, Teeland And Sweden Take Seats Bring Roster Of Body To 54

Name Three Nations On UN Council   Belgium, Colombia and Syria Seated With Secur-° ity Group

T.W.A. Planes Grounded By Pilots’ Strike   First Major Air Pilots’ Strike Is Called—Climax Of Long Dispute   PASSENGERS ARE BEING LANDED

FIRST MAJOR STRIKE BY AMMEN PARALYZES SERVICES "OVER THOUSANDS OF  ‘ * yILES   By INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

Work of Defusing 1,100 Pound German Bomb Near Buckingham Palace Is Started By Expert

Ball Charges Strike ‘Like Insurrection’   Senator Says Walkout Is Defiance of Labor Disputes Act

"More Like Insurrection Than Labor Dispute,” Senator Asserts; Lewis Blamed For Walkout

Soft Coal Strike Likened to  an Insurrection U. S. Sovereignty Challenged,  Sen. Ball Charges

Egyptian Students Attack British   Barracks in Cairo Trucks Plough Through 7

Natives Want British Out. ...  Egyptian Rioters Fired Upon By British Troops In New Outbreak InCairo

British Drive Trucks Into Keyptian Mobs   Demonstrators Retaliate By Attack Upon Barracks

Egyptians In Riot In Cairo; One Is Killed   Students And Workers Attack British Barracks

BRITISH  BARRACKS ATTACKED   Egyptian ‘Students And Workers: Driven Off By Gunfire

Riot In Egypt Against British      Students,.. Workers Attack Kasr E] Nil Barracks; Repulsed By Gunfire.

Dispute With Yugoslavs Near A Settlement?   U. S. Government Offi. cials Hint At Forma Apology By Tito.

Two Notes On Dispute Sent   Second Says Yugoslavs Can't Bear Any Responsibility for Forced Plane Crashes

hone Department  Promises Report   - Will Give Statement on Dispute With Yugoslavia  r es   « CALL OFF. CONFERENCE   Under Secretary Is Summoned to White House to See Truman

U. 5. Promises” Full S‘stementon Yugoslav Dispute   Is Expected to Express Satisfaction At Tito’s Reply

SEE APPROVAL OF NOTE FROM MARSHAL TITO   Yugoslav Embassy Sends Protest on Ameriean Flights Over Country

STATE DEPARTMENT  PROMISES DISCUSS  DISPUTE IN BALKANS BELIEVED SATISFACTORY  SETTLEMENT OF PLANE INCIDENTS NEAR

Yugoslav Statement  Expected   State Department Will Tell of Dispute Over Forced Crashes Of Army Planes

News Parley On Yugoslav Dispute Off   Undersecretary Clayton Summoned to White House By President

Another Note Again Protests Air ‘Violations   ‘Full Statement’ Is Promised. By Tomorrow; Tension May: be Eased

Await Full Slav Report      State Department Promises Complete Statement Soon —

New Note Is Delivered by Marshal Tito   Full Statement Promised by U. 5. State Department on Dispute with Yugoslavia   ees WEEZE Dt ee .t

Fate Of Peace Treaties To Be Decided Soon   SEC. OF STATE BYRNES TO BE AT MEETING IN PARIS

{OCAL BOARDS 10   Wor Department Says Army Will Be Unable to ~ Achieve Goals

Teen-Agers Exempt in  Draft Law   Fathers Also Are Excluded in StopGap Measure; Truman Critical

Teen- Agers Get Respite From Draft   Stop-Gap Act Prohibiting Drafting Of Fathers, Boys Signed By Truman

Battered Draft Law is Extended   Senate Acts at Zero Hour to Approve Amended House Bill.

Teen-Aged Boys Giver Short Draft Reprieve   Benate Passes House-Approved Bill—Later Signed By President

Exempt at Least Until           DRAFT LAW EXTENDED, WI RESTRICTIONS UNTIL PERM MEASURE CAN BE ADOPTED

TRUMAN SIGNS STOPGAP BILL AT T1TH-HOUR   Service Law Extension Until July  Rushed Through Senate

Reluctantly, Truman Signs ‘Bad Draft Bill   Youth, Father Exemption Means Longer Service

N FINAL MINUTES   Stopgap Legislation Is Signed by President: Measure Unsatisfactory Is Comment Today.   TEEN AGE YOUTHS RECEIVE REPRIEVE

TEEN-AGE BOYS GET REPRIEVE   ‘Unsatisfactory’ Draft Bil Exempts Youths Under 20 And Fathers

SENATE PASSES 45-DAY DRAFT EXTENSION BILL   New Measure Exempts Teen-Age Youths From Draft

inductions Of Youths Called Off   President Signs Weal Stop-Gap Measure Few Hours Before End Of Old Law

U. S. Fathers, Boys Handed Draft Respite   President Signs Extension Measure To Beat Deadline

DRAFT FYTENSION HALTS INDUCTION OF TFEN-AGERS   Fathers Also Are Exempted by 45-Day Stop-Gap Bill Signed by Truman   POOL SHARPLY LIMITED   TV GIT d RAETWEE Tbe  Selective Service Esti. mates 50% of 59,600 Eligibles Will Be Deferred

INDUCTIONS OF UNDER-20 ACE GROUP STOPPED   Dads Also Exempted For 45 Days By Selective Service Bill 

Teen-Age Group Is Given 45-Day Draft Reprieve   Weak Version of Former Two-Fisted Conscription Law Is Passed   MEASURE IS SCORED BY WAR SECRETARY   Truman Also Dissatisfied With Action, May Make Statement Today

City Workers at McKeesport Out   City Has No Funds To Meet Wage Demands Mayor Declares

Spanish Papers Sound Warning   Claim Only Russia Would Benefit From Breaking Of Relations

Party Speaks On Spain Relations   Says Only Russia Would Suffer From World Wide Boycott of Spain

ENT Ret we aac  Spanish Newspaper Church Lash Soviet lron Curtain Policy

Six Conventions  Planned Here During September Butte Plays Host  to 32 Groups Oi We es, Sn ee

Six Conventions Planned Here During Sepiembe:   Butte Plays Host to 32 Groups So Far This Year

NOBEL PRIZE GOES 101. U. PROFESSOR   Dr. Muller Gets Highest Honor for Work in X-Ray.

Arkansas Senator Proposes Congress Outlaw Walkouts  ~ Fulbright Favors Law Compellina

SEN. FULBRIGHT PROPOSES U. S. OUTLAW STRIKES   PROPOSES CONGRESS COMPEL ARBITRATION OF LABOR DISPUTES

Fails to Clear Self On Contempt Count   Court Denies Requests for Delay As UMW Men Doubt Jurisdiction   Coal Strike Sidelights in Brief

Fulbright Favors  Ban On Strikes In  Basic Industries Arbitration To Be Compulsory

‘Means More Government Control  Would Outlaw Strikes In Essential Industry

Senator Proposes Rules To Outlaw Major Strikes   Arkansas Solon Would Compel Arbitration when Walkouts Hit Basic Industries

Proposes Outlaw of Basic Industry Strikes Would Forée Arbitration in Disputes

Ban Strikes in Basic Industries Senator Urges   Fulbright Proposes Congressional Action For General Welfare

Arkansas Senator Proposes Congress Outlaw All Strikes   Would Also Compe! Labor Arbitration in Basic Industries

“No-Strike’ Law Urged   Fulbright Proposes Congress Outlaw TieUps in Basic Industry

r PROPOSAL FROM ARKANSAS SOLON   Would Ban Walkouts in Industries Directly Affecting Pibhe Welfare

SEEK STRIKE BAN IN BASIC INDUSTRIES   Senator Fulbright Would Compel Arbitration in Labor Disputes Afiecting General Welfare of the Country.

Sen. Fulbright Wants Congress Outlaw Strikes   Proposes Compulsory Arbitration OF Labor Disputes In Basic Industries

Fulbright is For Move to  Curb Strikes   Proposes it on Basie Industries  Coal, Oil and Steel

OUTLAWING OF STRIKES ASKED   Fulbright Proposes Forced Arbitration Of Labor Disputes

WANTS SOLONS TO OUTLAW ALL MAJOR STRIKES   Fulbright Urges Congress to Compel Arbitration of 'abor Disputes

Marjorie Spindler Married Sept. 25  Becomes Bride Of Ene Rohart Patricks

Barbara Hodges Ralph N. Wiltgen Married Monday   Ceremony Held At ‘St. James Catholic ‘Church In LeMars

Six Months te Regain \Navy’s 1945 Strenath   This Would Be Minimum Time Required in Event An Emergency Arose, Aeateatl Nimite Save

OPA Will Study Railroad Rates   Agency May Oppose 25 Per Cent Boost Sought By Lines

OPA May Fight Rail Rate Boos!   Agency Studies Carriers’ Proposal For 25 Per Cent Increase

THE WELLSBORO HONOR ROLI   Pupils Who Had An Averago Of B Or Better For Second Sic Weeks.

G.O.P. House Budget Slash  Is Promised Knutson Sees 10 Rillion Cut

Yugoslavs Still Shooting at Flyers; Down Greek Plane, Intern Pilot

Greek Plane Forced Down By Yugoslays   Athens Reporis Military _ Craft Fired Upon - And Pilot bald

FORCE PLANE DOWN   Greek Ship Compelled to Land Flying Over Yugo slav Area

BUS, TRUCK COLLISION KILLS MAN   Another Injured; Three School Children Hurt

Second School Bus Wreck In New Jersey  One Man Killed, Another Injured  Three Children Hurt

One Man Killed, 3 Pupils Injured, Man May Die In School Bus Crash

Second  Bus Crash in South Causes  Death, Four Hurt   Dead Man Was Occupant of Truck; School» ‘. Bus Involved.  in Wreck

MAN IS KILLED IN BUS WRECK   ‘Driver of School Vehicle Is Injured, Three Pupils Hurt In S. Carolina

Three Children Are Slightly Injured in Accident 18 Miles From Columbia, S. C

SCHOOL BUS ACCIDENT   Man Is Killed. Another Injured 3 Children Hurt in Collision

Expect Water Plume 2 To 3 Miles High After Under- Water Atom Blast

H uge Water Column, Shaped Like Pine ‘Tree, Two Miles High to Follow Blast

 Scientists Say Submarine A-Blast  Will Present Awesome Spectacle

Vision Tower of Water 2 or 3 Miles High   Experts Predict Results of Underwater Atomic Explosion

John Cardinal Glennon Is  Laid To Rest   In Catholic Cathedral That Is  Monument To Him

Armed Force: Massed in lran Dispute   Governmient Alerts One ‘Division

NEW IRAN REVOL] IS REPORTED TODAY   Forces Said to be Massing in Renewal of Old Dispute.

Hot Battle Looms Over  GOP Plans   20 Per Cent Cut Can Be Provided. Says Rep. Martin  ss. 2t€78 2° eeree <7 seu6

Pres. Truman’s Estimated $13,210, 000,000 fot National Defense Wiit Likely Have to Make Largest Con+ tributiott to Economy Program.

PRESIDENT MAY VETO GOP PLAN TO LOWER TAXE:   National Defense Will Suffer in Attempt to Cut Budget

INCOME TAX CUT POSSIBLE NEXT YEAR SAYS GOP   Twenty Percent Cut Will Add Up To Over. Three Billions »

BITTER BATTLE FORECAST OVER DEFENSE COSTS   Slash across ‘Board Planned _ To Be Effective on "47. Payments

S.F. Bursting At Seams as Vets Arrive   ‘Delegates Arriving i  Buses, Trains and Motorcars

Legion Invades S. F.for 28th Convention   Conferences Seek to Avert New Se Strikes; Negotiator Is Optimistic —

Auto Union Take: Stand for OPA   Reuther Threatens To Scrap Contracts

Reuther Says Industry And Congress Broke Their Pledges   O’Daniel Abandons Block. ing Tactics in the Senate

QUEEN OF SEAS ARRIVES INU, S.   World’s Largest Liner Brings Luxury Travel Back To New York

Plastic Preserves Thousands Of Gls Initials On Rails Of Largest Liner

Queen Elizabeth, Still Showing Wounds Of War, Ends First Luxury Cruise To America

MIGHTY QUEEN OF SEAS WELCOMED   Peacetime Dress of Luxury Ship Is Most Impressive

Mighty Luxury Liner Gets Noisy Welcome   Queen Elizabeth, World’s Largest Ship, ‘Docks In New York

NAZI PRIVATE TELLS OF BULGE MURDERS   Witnesses Testify in Trial ai Dechoau.  .

Ma!medy Shooting Started by Private   German Said Order Was to Kill Troops

Father Divine Weds Comely Blonde Tells Followers It's In Name Only

Father Divine Declares Marriage To White Girl, 21, ‘In Name Only’

Father Divine, Self-Styled God’ and Nearo Religious Leader, Weds White Girl

Father Divine  Takes White Bride   Self-Styled “God? Is Wed to Montreal Girl, 21, ‘in Name Only?

Father Divine Marries White, Blonde Beauty, Asserts It Is in Name Only

Self-Styled Negro “God” And White Bride Eniertain At Wedding  Banquet

Father Divine Takes Beautiful’ _ White Canadian Girl As His Wile

Recent Marriage To White Girl “Tn Name Only,” Negro Cult Leader Says   Father Divine, Self-Styled “God,” Tells Followers Of His “Wedding On April 29 To 21-Year-Old White Girl

“Diety” Yields To Human Instinct   Peace Prevails As Spirit, “Children” Approve Mar. riage To Blonde

Father Divine Weds White Girl   Married to Blonde Canadian, 21, on  April 29

; BLONDE FROM MONTREAL BECOMES BRIDE OF LEADER  DIVINE WEDS ‘SWEET ANGEL

Father Divine  Is Bridegroon      Marriage of Negro "God" to 21-Year-Old White Girl Is Celebrated by Followers

Father Divine, Self - Styled ‘God’ And Negro Religious Leader, Weds White Girl ‘In Name Only’

Father Divine, Negro Evangelist, Insists Marriage To White Girl Is “In Name Only”

Nation's Weather Picture Is Varied   Northwest Shivers While Unseasonably Warm Eastern, Southern Areas

Rain Soaks Utah Causing Worry About Beet Crop  Snow Covers Idaho; Cutbank, Mont., Is Nation’s Coldést Spot

1 GRAND ~ JURY CASES. .   Defendant Says ‘Testimony Given  Under Threats

Baltimore Has $300,009 Fire   Lieutenant Killed And Blaze Wrecks Nine Stores

BALTIMORE FIREMAN DIES IN EXPLOSION   Nine Stores On Bel Air Road Are Swept By Flames With Loss Of $300.000

CITIZENS GROUP IS MEETING WITH STRIKERS AT- COLUMBUS      COMPANY: CHARGES THAT NATIONAL LEADERS OF UNION ON STRIKE ARE COMMUNISTS

DOUBTFUL IF QUORU M PRES. ENT IN HOUSE TO TAKE ACTION ON IMPORTANT LEGISLATION

No Air Show Scheduled, Attache Says... . Huge Carrier Roosevelt  Has Arrived At Athens

Aircraft Carrier Reaches Athens After Hot Debate   Franklin D. Roosevelt Arrives At Greece For Four Day Courtesy Visit

Attlee Agrees With Churchill On Veto Abuse   Review of Whole Questior Called For in, Debate  Rf. faewnnnn.

VETO USE HIT N ATTLEE TALKS   “Winnie” Is Curious About Red Army neth  «

 In Debate on World Affairs  Churchill Renews ‘Iron Curtain’ Charge First Made Against Russia At Fulton

Railway Leaders May Set Strikes   Two Brotherhood Chiefs Schedule News Parleys

RAILROAD STRIKE VOTE.TO BE TOLD   Union Chiefs Will Reveal ReSults on Friday

Arab Groups Reported Planning To Ask Reds Ta Intercede With UN For Them On Palestine

ARABS TO ASK MOSCOW'S AID IN HOLY LAND   BRITISH - AMERICAN REPORT ON JEWS IS OPPOSED

‘Arab Leaders May Ask Help   From Moscow   Delegation Expected to Go To Russia to Enlist TI N. Supnort

May Ask U.N. Consideration   Arab Leaders Look For Grand Mufti to Return, Lead Opposition Movement

Arab League Woos Russia  Delegation to Seek   Delegation to Seek Palestine Support

Report Arab Plea To Reds  Will Seek To Have United Nations Stud)

Arabs To Ask Russian Help   Seek Presentation Of Jew Problem To UN: Protest  Anglo-American Plan.

Arabs May Ask Support Of Reds  Champion Cause - Before U. N. Body

Arabs Seek Soviet Aid For Cause   Reported Planning to Send Delegation to Moscow to Ask Help on Palestine Question -

Horne Slayer’ Gets Gallow:   McCauley to Die Jan. 2° Ay Mouudsville

DISORDERS ABATING IN BOMBAY   New Precautions Taken To Avert . New Rioting

UN COMMITTEE STUDIES MORE SPAIN CHARGES   Republicans Claim Nazi Agents Working To Rebuild Germany

UN SEEKING TO SHED LIGHT ON FRANC OREGIME   Claim Nazi Agents Working Se cretly To Rebuild German Might

Big Four Queried About Nazi Agents Working in Spain   UN Group Seeks Evidence  On Program to Rebuild German Armed Might   Republicans Charge He Plots to Seize French Morocco and Gibraltar

Co mplications Delay Shipping   Houston Union Oisapproves Truce Negotiated with Operators.

NEW OBSTACLES IN SHIP STRIKE   Local Unions May Not Approve Contract Terms

AFL Prepares to Withdraw Pier Pickets   But Further Delay in Ship Sailings Seen as Passibility

Ship Strike End Delayed   Many Union Locals Object to Terms Of Accepted Agreement

Settlement Of Maritime Fuss Strikes A Snag  - Houston Local Objects   Houston Local Objects; New Pressure For Govt. Seizure OF TWA.

A.F.L SEAMEN START RETURN TO THEIR SHIPS      Union’s Pickets Withdrawn From New York’s Piers; Movie Peace Looms

Youth Is Charged In Deaths of Both His Parents  Boy Is Said to Have Killed Father, ' Miatinad Will Mather

State to Move Patients Into Fletcher Soon  First of 2,400  Slated to Arrive   First of 2,400 Slated to Arrive There May 16

STATE TO TAKE OVER FLETCHER ON MAY 16   "First Of Expected 2,400 Pa tients To Be Moved

CITY BOMBED   Communists Claim Attack By Government Planes Is Made on Yenan

UNPACKING OF COURT ASKED   Senator Ferguson Wants Public Hearing On Controversy

Public Hearings On Court Asked   Plan to ‘Unpack’ Tribunal Formed

PHILADELPHIA STREET TRAVEL IS PARALYZED   Union Demands Wage Boost, Spurns Last-Minute Effort At Settlement

Strike Ties Up Transportation  In Philadelphia   Street Car, Bus, Elevatec And Subway Service Halted In City   10,000 EMPLOYES ARE IN WALKOUT

RED ARMY FORCES IN HUNGARY SHRINKING   Heavy Shadow Of Russia Stl Hangs Over Land

FILE CHARGES AGAINST T0J0   27 Other Jap ‘Militarists Also Indicted on War  Crimes Charges

Six Percent Freight Hike Is Authorized  Rate Up 3 Pet. On Farm Conods

Rate Boost On Freight ls Approved   ICC Grants 6 Percent Lift Pending Steps On Rail Request.

FREIGHT RATES TO BE BOOSTED   Increase Of 6 Percent Authorized By ICC Pending Hearing

New Delhi's Police Ordered to Shoot All Rioters  Organized Hooliganisn Sweeping City;  3 Killed, 7 Wounded

Georgia Seeks Mob Members  In Slavings   Reward Offered For Apprehension Of Murderers Of Four Negroes

FIGHTERS DOWN AMERICAN PLANE   Yugoslavia Sends Protest After Grounding C-47  aa  Transport ° OS 4

Yugoslays Force Down U. S. Plane   Tito Files Protest of U. S. Violations

Tito Regime Protests U. S. Tllegal’ Route   Says Flights Over Territory Repeated; Fighters Take ‘Determined Steps’

Unrestrained Celebration Follows Overthrow of President and Control Seizure in Haiti Revolt

Haitian Celebration ls Out_of Control.   Outbursts of Violence Accompany Wild Jubilation At Overthrow of Dictator Now Held Under Guerd

HAITI EXPECTS NEW DISORDERS   Liberal Group Refuses To Accept Dominance of Junta

General Motors Strike Parley Hits New Snag   Union Rejects 13’ Cents an Hour Boost; Compan Refuses to Renew Union Membership Maintenance Plar

Union Rejects Proposal by General Motors   Across -the- Table Negotiations Resumed in Dispute

Company Suggests Workers Return to Posts During Negotiations on Contract   Renewal of Maintenance of Membership Clause One of Stumbling Blocks in New Contract Talks; Steel Strike End Seems To Hinge on Price Increases to Be Made

REOFFERED SCALE   REJECTED BY UAW   Steel Strike Settlement Appears To  Hinge On What Price In - creases Granted

UAW Rejects GM Offer To Return For 134 Cents Pending New Contract,

Violence Halted In Auto Workers 183-Day Dispute  Lewis Is Still Firm In Demands for -

MOBILIZATION ENDS VIOLENCE   Law Enforcement Officers Keep Order At StrikeBound AllisChalmers  Factory.

@ PAUL MALLON—   Republicans Warming Up for Fight to Win Congress

hal listetaccd lt el  ane ee emma  Republicans Warming Up for Fight to Win Congress

Triple Investigation Begun After Fire Sweeps Through 200-Room Structure At Dubuque—Fifteen Persons In Hospital—Search For Additional Victims Delayed By Danger Of Falling Walls—Most Of Unaccounted For Occupants Believed Safe

15 in Hospitals, 23 Missing As Inquest Called   Fire Early Sunday Believed Started in Basement Under Bar

16 Dead in lowa Hotel Fire   21 Injured; 23 Others Missing, but Believed Gone for Week End

Officials Start 3 Investigations Info Hotel Blaze   Flames Sweep 200 Room Building

More Bodies Expected to Be Discovered   Twenty-Three Persons Still Unaccounted for From 123 Names List. ed in Hotel’s Register

19 ARE MISSING AS HUNT GOES ON FOR BODIES   15 Still in Hospitalsy Plan Inquest in Blaze at Canfield Hotel

23 Still Missing In lowa Hotel Fire   Firemen Bracing Walls Preparatory to Seare! For Other Bodies in Blaze at Dubuque, Where 16 Are Known Dead,

Workmen Bracz Hotel Walls Befor Searching Ruins   Red Cross Officials Say 23 «Persons Missing; 15. Are Dead, 21 Are Injured

16 Dead in Tragic Fire in lowa Hote   13 Die in Texas During Week End

Three-Way Inquiry Into Blaze Opens   19 Persons Still Missing; Fire Started Shortly After Midnight

Flames Sweep Hotel; Inquiry Being Staged   Dubuque, Ia., Is Scene Of Tragedy Sunday Morning

PROP UP SAGGING WALLS TO SEARCH FOR MORE BODIES   SECOND BIG HOTEL DISASTER WITHIN FOUR DAYS’ TIME

Known Dead Set At 16; 15 Missing   Firemen Resume Search For Bodies Amid Ruins Of Canfield Hotel.

[6 Dead, 23 Missing As Fire Sweeps Through lowa Hotel   Workmen Brace Walls of Building Before Searching for More Victims

Frobe Cause — Of Disastrous Conflagration   Begin Three- Pronged : ‘vestigation Of. Blaze; . io Injured, 19 Missing.

DUBUQUE'S DISASTROUS FIRE 19 ARE DEAD!   Fire Early Monday Morning Wrecks Hotel Canfield,

Probe Underway As ‘Death Toll in lowa Fire Mounts to 16   Twenty-Three Still Missing Following Blaze at Dubuque Hotal_i.c 1 5 tn Wren ‘tse

Iowa Hotel Fi ire Death Toll to 16   Ruins of 200-Room — . Building in Dubuque Combed For 23 Still ‘Missing: Probe Cause

Inquest Info Disaster Is Scheduled   23 Missing After Flames Destroy Old Building

SECOND HOTEL FIRE IN WEEK TAKES 16 LIVES: 19 MISSING   IOWA HOSTELRY BURNS SUNDAY; THREE-WAY PROBE IS UNDER WAY

EXTEND SEARCH FOR VICTIMS OF OWA HOTEL FIRE   16 Perish in Dubuque Blaze; 23 Still Missing; 15 in Hospital

DUBUQUE HOTEL FIRE DEATH LIST REACHED 16 TODAY   The Canfield Hetel Blase Swept by Flames at Mid-’ night Vesterday. ;   MANY INVESTIGATIONS      The Sixteenth Victim Was the Wife of the Owner of the Hotel.

RUINS PROBED FOR BODIES; 23 SAID MISSING   Dubuque Structure Gutted as Flames Break Out Early Sunday

23 Missing As Wife Of Owner Dies In Hospital  30 Jump Into Nets; Blackened Walls Of Structure Braced;  TF ec: te eee 8  a

10 Die As Fire Sweeps Hotel In Dubuaue, la.  23 Unaccounted For In Nation’s Second Major Hotel Blaze

Fire Swept Thru 200-Roon Structure at Dubuque Yesterday   Red Cross Reports Twentythree Other Occupants Missing

Flames Sweep Hotel; Inquiry Being Staged  Dubuque, la., Is Scone Of Tragedy

23 PERSONS REPORTED TO BE MISSING   200-Room Hotel in Dubuque, lowa, Scene of Biaze

3-Way Probe is Launched; Hunt for 23 Missing   Wife Of Owner Latest Victim; Believe Blaze Started In Basement

Fear More Bodies May Be in Ruins   Firemen Resume Search After Weakened Walls Are Braced.

IOWA CENTENNIAL TO BE CELEBRATED AT OELWEIN STARTS SUNDAY... JULY 29

BOY SAYS “SOMETHING” IMPELLED HIM TO SHOOT HIS MOTHER WITH RIFLE

COTTON NEARS 40-CENT LEVEL   Trade Uncertain About Effect On Shirts And Underwear

WORST STRIKE IN NATION'S HISTORY   Costing Wage - Earners $15,500,000 Daily In Loss of Pay.

‘American Workers. Lose $13,500,000 Daily In Worst Wave of Strikes

DALY WAGE LOSS OF STRIKERS PUT AT $13,500 00   Present Wave of Walkouis " ‘Reported. Greatest in yt yor eee har © e

— DE HAVILLAND DEAD — —  Jet May Have Crashed Into ‘Supersonic Wall’

‘Sound Wall’ Crash Hinted   Supersonic Barrier Enters Speculation as British Jot Plane Wrarke.

PACIFIC COAST STORM SUBSIDES   Heavy Losses Reported i Colorado, California

Storm Begins To Subside In The West      Colorado Has Worst Bliz. ard In 30 Years; California Is Hard Hit

Storms Subside In Western Area  Colorado, California Residents Marooned

Fifteen Persons Die in Blizzards In Western U.S.   Loss of Livestock Heavy on Snowbound Colorado Piains.

SOLVE SLAYING OF OHIO SAILOR   Former Murder Suspect Spots Killer, Directs Police Where to Find Him.

Goering Testifies In Own Defense   raises Self At Trial For  War Crimes

GOERING OPENS ~ DEFENSE PLEA                FORMER NO.” 2° NAZL_ TED) COUNT OF EARLY DAYS OF  “ NATIONAL SOCIALIST PARTY *

House GOP Men Say Vote On OP! Pleased Citizens   No Dissatisfaction After Finding Out Opinion Of People Back Home

Public Favors Curb On OPA, Say GOP Solons   Sane, Efficient Operation Asked

House Republicans, Back From Vacation, Claim People Give OK to Curbs on OPA

GOP LEADERS GET 0.K. ON OPA MOVE      Return F rom Grass Roots Convinced That People Approve Action

GOP Finds OPA Vote Backed   No Dissatisfaction Among Home Folks, They Declare

AFL Calls on imployers to Show Records   Declare it Will Aid Them in Collective Bargaining

AF, OF L, ASKS LOOK AT BOOKS   .abor Says Insight Would Help Wage Negotiations

AFL WOULD OPEN COMPANY BOOKS   Wants Employers To Open Financial Books To Union; Claim It’s Fair Way To Determine W ages. 

AFL ASKS PEEK AT FIRM BOOKS   Financial. Data Would Help Negotiations, Claim

FF Oe oe EN ee  C. 1. 0. Changing Stand on Issue of Fact-Finding Boards

@ PAUL MALLON—  C.1.0. Changing Stand on Issue of Fact-Finding Boards

 YEAR LONG SEARCH ENDS: SELF-STYLED ‘WILD KING’ FOUND IN MOUNTAIN CAVE

[BEDRAGGLED "WILD MAN’ OF THE MOUNTAINS IS 'LONG-SQUGHT DESERTER

Scores Plea To Deny Polish Exiles Relief  British Leader Lauds ‘Liberty Of Individual’; Says

UNRRA Takes Up Matter Of War Refugees   Council Ponders Prob. lem Of Over 500,000 Displaced Persons.

Judge Goldsborough Finds Lewis and Miners Union Guilty on Contempt. Charge   Court Defers Pronouncement of Sentence Until Wednesday After Hearing Miner Chieftain In Only Statement Made Since Strike Started

Testimony of Safford Is Supported   Capt. A. D. Kramer Asserts He Saw "Winds’ Messace

Fact-Finding Plan Rejected By A-C Chiefs   Proposal Of Thomas Called Union Attemp To ‘Bail Leadership Out Of Baraainina’

$100 Louis-Conn  Ducat Prices Set   Fight Expected To Gross $5,000,000 -

BEST SEATS FOR ~~ TITLE BOUT $100   Louis, Conn Match to Set New Ring Record -

JEWS WRECK HAIFA, EMBROIL HOLY LAND   Explosions Timed On Arrival  Of Immigrants

Haifa Crippled By Explosions   Palestine’s Kev Mediter ranean Port Hit By Series Of Big Blasts   SABOTAGE EMBROILS ENTIRE HOLY LAND

LIMA MAN SLAIN AT WIFE'S HOME   Estranged, Seeks to Talk About Divorce, Wounded Struggling for Gun

Stone Yank Truck Train  Wounding 19   Caleutta Rioters Attack Convoy Of 100 Americans

FEARS OF WAR WITH RUSSIANS ARE. SCOTCHED   War Department Says Public Apprehension Is Not Warranted .

RUSSIA NOT SET FOR MAIOR WAR   High U. $. Officers Assert Conflict in Next 5 Years Is Very Unlikely

War Staff Bursis Bubble Of Public Fear of Renewed War   Army Men Say Russians Unable To Waae Conflict

CLAIM PUBLIC FEARS OF WAR UNWARRANTED   Long-Term Prospects For Peace May Not Be As Good As Desired

PUBLIC FEARS NOT BACKED UP   Army Leaders See No Early War Between Russia And United States

War Department Experts See Peace With Russia for at Least Five Years

27 Japanese enter pleas — of innucent  Court refuses to disqualify itustic

German Election Returns Compiled   Conservatives Win In French one, Communists In Russion Areas

Orange City. Girls Get HawardenBeer Tavern Into Trouble; Will Go-to Court

SCHOOL GIRLS CAUSE TAVERN OWNERS GRIEF   ORANGE CITY HIGH STUDENTS MAKE THINGS COSTLY   ‘Three Operators Of Beer Parlors Are Haled Into Court On Charges Of Selling To Minors

Berliners Stage May Day Parade   Nearly 400.000 Bertin Citizens Mareh Amid Ruins OF City In Celebration Today

EDGELY FUND REACHES THE SUM OF $12,133.83 Those Who Have Not Been  Solicited May Still Make  Contributions  PLANS FORMULATED

Possibility Of Survivors Held Remote   Wreckage Still Burning Four Hours After Crash

12 Women and Six Children on Kurope-Bound DC 4 Skymaster   Tragedy Worst in History Of Commercial Flying

U. S.-TO-GERMANY PLANE PLUNGES   .. Worst Tragedy In History Commercial Aviation

House Calls for Inquiry Into Theft of War Secrets   British Knew First

Probe of Secret Document Theft Cases Is Ordered   House Committee Will Investigate Disposition of Charges

Inquiry Is Sought by House into Theft Of U.S. War Secrets   Judiciary Committee Is Instructed to Make Complete Investigation

State Secretary Fully Supported By President  Chief Executive Confident Crisis Will Be Met

TRUMAN DENIES RIFT WITH BYRNES   /RESMENT DECLARES HE 1S SUPPORTING POLICIES OF SECRETARY.

BYRNES GIVEN PRESIDENT'S FULL BACKING   Truman Sure World To Work Out Of Bad Predicament Of Present Day

Truman Says World Will Solve Jam   Is Not Alarmed About Predicament; Supports Byrnes

Talmadge Leads In Unit Votes   Carmichael Has Advantage In Popular Ballots

PORTER SEES SHORTAGE OF MEAT SOON   Milk Question Is One for. Decontrol Board to Decide

Porter to Insist on Ceilings for Fluid Milk  Wants to Return Dairy Products to Controlled List

Dairy Ceilings Are Urged Again   Porter Warns Prices  Will Get Out ’ Oe ern

PORTER 10 ASK RESTORATION OF MILK CEILINGS      OPA Chief Tells Agency's Personnel He Fears Dairy Prices Will Get Out of Hand.     PREDICTS SHORTAGE OF MEAT IN FALL     Declares Re-Imposition of Tops on Meat “Is Practicable and Enforceable.”   PREDICTS SHORTAGE OF MEAT IN FALL

OPA Head to Ask For Restoration Of Dairy Tops   Will Insist June 30 Lids Be Restored He Tells Rally

Porter to Insist on Ceilings for Fluid Milk   Wants to Return   Wants to Return Dairy Products to Controlled List

Battle Looms or Dairy Products  OPA Chief to Ask Return to Control

SEVEN KILLED IN OHIO ACCIDENTS   Three Die in Cincinnati AutoTrain Crash

Solemn Memorial Tribute Paid Heroes of Okinawa  Campaign in Ryukyus Began One Year Ag«

Agreement To Talk Cuts Tensior  Eases Administration Off Hot Spot

TRUMAN PLANS TRP HOME TO CAST BALLOT   Campaign Pace Goes Into High; Five Develonments

 Democrats To Use FDR Radio Voice In Late  Campaigning; Truman Plans Missouri Jaunt

ELECTION ‘HOT SPOT COOLER FOR PRESIDENT   Agreeing To Talk Coal Terms With Lewis Is  Situation Easer

Democrats Seek Aid Of F.D.R. In Election   Voice ‘of Late. President to be Enlisted in - Campaian

Administration Moves Off Hot Spot By Action   Lessens Possibility Truman Will Make Pre-Election Political Speech

WHITE HOUSE IS EASED OUT OF HOT SPOT   PRESIDENT MAY NOT ' MAKE POLITICAL SPEECH

PRESIDENT LIKELY TO MAKE CAMPAIGN TALK   Executive Going Te Missouri To Vote; Democrats Using FDR’s Voice   REPUBLICANS HOPE TO CAPTURE HOUSE

Vinnie, Sweet 16, Leaves  Her 74-Year-Old Mate   Alcatraz Convicts "Saw Nothing’”— FBI Runs Into Silence in Preparing to Try Riot Leaders

WARNS OF GOP HOUSE POLITICS   Ohio’s Jones Hits Jockeying By Presidential Aspirants, Backs Jenkins

JESTER COMING HOME it ‘RECEIVE RETURNS FROM RUNOFF RALLAT   Texas Political Candidates Begin Final Week Of Runoff Campaigns 

They Were Congenial Friends Until They Decided To Swap Wives; Now Husband Who Started It All Wants His Male Back

LIGHT VOTE EXPECTED IN ARKANSAS PRIMARY   State to Choose Today Between Gov. Laney and Two Opponents in Gubernatorial Race.

‘Long-Standing Political Differences To Plague U.N.; New Applications Debated   Greece And Yugoslavia Demand Seats At Table To Speak On Albania’s Application

Security Council Assembles   Balkan Troubles To Be Aired  As Albania ‘Seeks Membership

No Strike Control This Congress Say Labor Supporters   Other Law Makers Think Emergency Measure  May Be Enacted   RULLETIN:

Plymouth outh County ‘Men Pay Fines In Sioux City Municipal Court

Ne egotiations To Stave Off Strike Pushed   : Maritime’: Workers Meet Again — To: Map °: Strategy

Maritime Union Goes Ahead in lts Preparations   Another Strategy Meeting Called

WORKING HOURS PROBLEM KEEPS MARITIME TALK IN DEADLOCK —   Time To Settle Before Deadline Running Short And Optimism Is Low

Efforts Still Being Made To Avert Strike   Maritime Union Leaders Meet To Discuss Tieup

Settlement Of Maritime Strike Dim   Deadline One Week Off; Negotiators Strive For Agreement

Urges Seamen Be Given Paid  Shore Leaves   Compensatory Time Off Plan Is Submitted In Maritime Dispute.

LEAVE PLAN 1S - GWEN SEAMEN   Conciliators Renew Efforts . To Avert Shipping Tieup

C10 Union Makes Plans For Walkout   Navy Also Planning on Operating Vital Ships

No Agreement In Sight In Shipping Strike  Maritime Unions   Maritime Unions Press Demands For Shorter Work Week

U.S. PROPOSAL 1S CONSIDERED BY BOTH SIDES   Would Provide Shore Leave on Pay Instead Of Less Hours at Sea

Seamen Bid For Shorter Work Week   Navy Prepares ‘To Operate Ships

Work Hours Compromise  Is Offered   Outlook for Preventing Walk-Ont Regarded as Cloudy; Navy Prepares To Operate Ships

Every Effort Made To End Sea Deadlock   CIO Leaders Negotiating Maritime Row

Union Leaders, Ship Operators Seek a Solution   Renew Parley as Time Runs Out on Maritime Strike

Seamen Strike  But Week Away   Settlement Outlook Dim But Negotiators Plugging Hard

Hope for Port Truce Fading   Seamen, Ship Owners Deadlocked in Talks

‘Outlook in Maritime Union Strike Crisis Called Grave   Labor and Operators Renew Parley  y. fi...._f gpg... ye.

OUTLOOK DIM FOR ‘HARMONY IN SEA STRIKE   Deadline Week Starts with Little Accomplished in Parleys

Shorter Work Week Crux of  N egotiations   Strike Set for One Week From Today; Little Optimism

Renew Efforts To Avert Strike   Deadline For Ship Walkout Js Nearer

RENEW EFFORTS TO STOP STRIKE   Maritime Union Leaders Conferring With Operators

Paid Shore Leaves For Seamen Is New Strike Offer  Reduction in Length Of Work Week Is Stumbling Block

Efforts  Proceed On Ship Problem   Time Running Ou For Agreement On Strike

RENEW EFFORTS TO AVERT STRIKE   National Union Leaders to Confer Again Today

Union Demanding 40-Hour Week for  Maritime Workers   Ponciliators Urge Continuation of Present Hours With Pay For Time Off

Paid Shore Leave May Be’ Offering      ‘tConciliators' Submit Plan in : Place of Reduction of a - » Work Week   ‘DEADLINE IN A WEEK   Unions’ Prepare for Walkout; Situation Not Optimistic

Little Hope Of Averting Ship Strike   No Optimism As Negotiations Continue; Length of Work Week Is Crux: of Dispute

WALKOUT SET FOR NEXT SATURDAY   Strategy Meeting Of C.1.0. Heads Called Today   PACIFIC SEAMEN   Win Fight For Immediate Negotiations: U.S. Set To Take Over Ships

Maritime Union Pressing Ahead For Je. 15 Strike   Seamen On Pacific Coast Board Liner 10 Minutes Before Departure Tine

Time Running Out In Maritime Row   Union Leaders and Ship Operators Renew Efforts to Avert  dune 15 Welbaces

Senate Says Mav Admits Facts In Profits Probe   Committee Holds Congressman Is ‘Unable To Explain Or Contradiet’ Evidence Linking Him With Munitions Makers: Mav Save Charge Baseless

May Raps Conduct of Profits Probe After Group Says ‘You Admit Facts

May Hits Back After Probers Criticize Him   Committee Tells May It Concludes. He Is Unable to Contradict Or Explain Evidence

Probers Drop Polite Formalities in May Profits Case  Strong Language Usec   Strong Language Used Flaying of Kentucky Solon

May Challenges Conduct of War Profits Hearings   Committee Finds ‘No Alternative’ But That Senator Admit Facts

Rep. May Gets Strong Letter From Prober:   Concludes He Is Caiable To Coutradict Testimony Linking Him With Munitions Firm   Kentickian Sends Reply Right Back   House Military Chairmar Challenges General Conduct fnvestigaters’ Hearings

Probers Charge Rep. May Unable To “Explain”   Key Witness Fails ar

War Profits Probers Conclude Rep. May ‘Unable To Contradict Evidence Showing Combine Link

SENATORS LASH MAY'S RECORD; SOLON REPLIES   House Military Chief Told Hi Can't ‘Explain or Contradict’ Evidence

Group Says May Unable to Explain Munitions Link-Up  ‘House Leader Replies With Challenge of  Committee Hearinas

Mead Probers And Rep. May Stage Stingir F Note Exehar 23 ae   . _2 Kentuckian Assarg   Group's Conclusi $ He Cannot "Pxpla i  By ALEX wa

May Admits Ties Probers Claim _   Lawmaker Blasts Proceedings, Says Decision ‘Unwarranted’

SENATE INQUIRY RAPS REP, MAY   Committee Concludes He Can't Explain War Profits Seandal

Probers Drop Polite Formalities in May Profits Case .  Strong Language Usec Flaying of .  or. Cl

Safety Group Plans Action   Traffic Safety Committee Issued Formal Charter of Incorporation Yesterday

Schooling For — Vets Simplified  Amendments Make Assistance Greater

U.N. Debate  Over Franco Is Started  Showdown Fight  Seen as Certain

DISCUSSION _ VETO ISSUE * POSTPONED   Move Postpone ° J;  Debate On Spain ; Voted Down al

Murray in Middle of CIO Fight eoces  Communists Out AL l endarehkin

OPA WILL MAKE IT TOUGH FOR BLACK MARKET   Whipping Up Strong Program To Squelch Would-Be Black Marketeers

OPA Working On Meat Prices   Porter Warns Against Black Marketeers As Spree Ends

30-Day Price Raising Spree Comes To End   Big Problem In Meat Control! Is Chiselers

“TOUGH POLICY” COMING, PRICE CHIEF DECLARES   Warns Black Markets _ Will Be Squelched in Radio Talk

All Out Move To Protect Meat Ceiling   Stern Warning Ends 30-Day Price Raising Spree To Cost Consumer A Billion.

Profiteers Warned By OPA Head   Porter Issues A Stern Warning To Would-Be Black Marketeers To Stick To Laws

BLACK MARKET TARGET OF OPA BATTLE      Stern Warning Is Issued By Agency

Meat Controls To be Tough, . Porter Warns   Prices Will be Higher Than  Levels on June 30

OPA Aims At Black  Marketeers  Preparing ‘Tough’  Enforcement Drive When Cailinnc an

Fight Black Market on Meat Sales   Porter Says OPA Will Bat tle Hard to Squelch Them After September 9

Labor Unions Plan Price Protest Strike   Basic Foods, Other Commodities Continue to Rise

Automobile Workers Will Stage Two-Hour Walkout Tomorrow   Prices For Foods Continue Climl   Cattle Again Brings All time High At Chicago Stockvards

To Protest Increase in Food Prices   ‘Work Holiday” Threaten ed as Result of Discontin uance of Price Controls

Labor Unions Plan Walkouts Today in Protest to Steady Rise of Basic Food Prices

Auto Workers Plan Stoppage For Tomorrow   800,000 Members To Walk Off Of Jobs .  RY T'IRIETE RM wRrErcd

UNIONS PROTEST RISE OF PRICES   UAW to Quit Work Tues:  day in Demonstration

Fy: __* _ y a we 7s £AGHISE GFOUpPs Fiance pew  Movements to Germany, Claim

Report Made on Jewish Moves   Third Army Says Movement Financed by Zionist  Groups in Poland

Claim Zionists Finance Moves  Of Polish Jew:   ——  3d Army Group Reports On Great Infiltration Into U. 8. Occupation Zones

MEAT PACKING STRIKE LIKELY   Approximately 1,500,004 May Be Idle Through out Nation Soon

Another Strike Is Threatened   Railroad Group to Walk Out Sunday

Over Million   Now Idle In Country   Shuold Be Chance For G. I’s to Get Jobs If They Can Pay the Union Price

Violence Erupts On Labor Fronts   Telegraphers Drop Plans For Monday Stoppage  -.. fn Anta ded Deas

Frisco Rail Strike Called For Sunday   Secretary Andersor Recommends Rise In Meat Prices  To Avert Strike

New Walkout Is  Threatened in Meat Industry  Scheduled Stoppage   Scheduled Stoppage of Telegraphers Has Been called Off

News Behind the News  Gonyrixht McClure Newspaper   WASHINGTON  a Bee Turker

Safford Promises State Aid for N. M. Chamber of Commerce, Access Roads

ILLICIT LIQUOR CARGO NABBED   Driver of Truck at Van Wert Pays $525, Forfeits Whiskey

Frank Cox Died Tuesday While Loading Oats      Services to Be Held Today In Methodist Church

EMERGENCY BOARD NAMED BY TRUMAN   White House Action Is Taken Under Railway Mediation Act.   BULLETIN

Atom Control Pact Proposed   Big Powers Asked to Waive Veto by Treaties

Proposes Treaty To Eliminate Veto In Atomic Issues  Baruch Plan Would Make Amendment to Charter Unnecessary

Elimination Of Atom Veto By Treaty Urged   Would Overcome Necessity Of Charter Change

U.S, Asks Treaty To Ban Veto On Atom Questions   Baruch Proposal Would Avoid Amendment Of United Nations Charter

U. $. PROPOSES TREATY DECIDE ATOMIC VETO   Would Eliminate Effort To Amend UN Charter

U.S. Asks World Treaty To Kill Atom Bomb Veto   Baruch Maps Move To Dodge Amendment Of UN Charter; Say Reds Still Unwillina

Atomie Veto Treaty Ban Is Proposed   Baruch Would Avoid  Charter, Amendment

J, 3. PROPOSES CURB ON ATOM VETO BY TREATY   ‘Baruch Submits Memoran dum to U. N. Atomic Com mission Embodying  His New Plan.   WOULD NOT REQUIRE CHARTER AMENDMENT   International Accord Would Give Council Right to Act  Without Big Five BRlnal-

Bilbo Probing Other Solons War Activities   Defense Is That Colleagues Have Similar Records

Says Bilbo Ready to Ask Embarrassing Questions © On Issue of War Contractor Favors

Bilbo Claims Readiness For Question   Southern Senator Says He Could Embarrass Several

BILBO MAKES OWN PROBE OF SENATORS   ‘Bunch of People’ Probing Records o Other Senators

Bilbo Ready to Fire Embarrassing” Queries at Others on War Contracts

Bilbo Has Been Doing A Bit Of Probing Himself   May Embarrass Some Of His Colleagues If They Push Ouster Move.

Bilbe To Fight Back With  Embar ‘rassing Ar cuments   Senator Thomas Reaches Conclusion That Inquiry Failed To Produce A Valid Case Against Senator; Says Mississippian Plans To Use Heavy Ammunition

MISSISSIPPI SENATOR WILL FIGHT OUSTER   Bilbo Reported to Be Preparing Defense Debate

Bilbo Starts Own Probe & Senators   Declared Ready To Fight Back If Case Pressed

Says Bilho Is Preparing To Ask Questions      “Mississippian ypian Reported To ‘Have Been Probing Other Senators.

SAYS BILBO MAY ATTACK OTHERS   Thomas Thinks Mississippian Could ‘Embarrass’ Senators

Bilbo Threatens To Reveal Facts About Senators   Will Raise “Embarrassing” Questions If Senate Seat Challenged

BILBO MAPS FIGHT ON OUSTER MOVE   Embarrassment for Other Senators Held Probable

About War Contract Dealings ....  Bilbo Promises An Exposure Of Other Senators

Embarrassing Debate Looms In Bilbo Case   Heavy Ammunition Is  Readied By Defense

Bilbo Prepares to Fight Ouster in Senate with Embarrassing Arauments

BILBO’S READY TO TURN HEAT ON OTHER GUY   Senator Thomas Declares Accused Lawmaker Is Gathing Data on Associates

Bilbo Probes Acts of Other U. §. Senators   Threatens Expose i? Charges Against Him Are Pressed

Sen. Thomas Sticks Up For Sen. Bilbo   Says “The Man” Ready To Fight Ouster Move With Embarrassing Word:

Bilbo Would Reveal Records Of Colleagues      Senator Is Prepared To Raise Embarrassing Questions If Need Be

SENATOR BILBO SAID PREPARED TO RAISE “EMBARRASSING QUESTIONS” FE DEALINGS WITH CONTRACTORS COME UP.

BILBO AGENTS CHECK RECORD OF CONTRACTS   Mississippi Senator Ready to Parry Questions With Senate Probers   READY TO OFFER RECORD OF CONTRACT DEALINGS

Bilbo To Strike Back At Solons, Associate Says  .’The Man’ To Raise Pertinent Queries Toa Would-Be Ouster:

Declares Bilbo Seeks Records Of Other Solon:   Senators” Connections  Se As Digging Into With War Contractors

Bilbo Readies Own ‘Scandal’   Other Senators Face Embarrassing Querie:

BILBG REPORTED READY 10 BATTLE QUSTER PROPASAI   Friends. Say Senate Colleagues of “The Man” Will  Ree Blimp

BILBO MAY "EMBARRASS COLLEAGUES   Probing Other Senators’ Dealings With Contractors

Bilbo Question: May Embarass Some Senators  Others Face Probe On Dealings with War Contractors

Bilbo Digs Up  Records Of  Other Senators Relations With  War Contractors

Army Plane Halfway To Destination   Percusan Dreamboat Roaring Down From Top of World

ell Over Half  istance Along 10,300-Mile Route From Honolulu To Cairo, Egypt

Over Topo of W orld  Se eee  ‘Dreamboat’ Passes Halfway Mark, Honolulu to Cairo

Plane Drones Through Arctic   Pacusan Dreamboat Nears Halfway Mark o1 Flight to Cairo

CAIRO-BOUND PLANE OVER BAFFIN BAY   Flying at Almost 250 Miles an Hour, Big Plane From Honolulu Midway Between Canada and Coast of Greenland.

Cold Arctic   Nears Magnetic Pole On Long Flight For Cairo. Fevnt

GIANT SUPERFORT SPANS ARCTIC ON FLIGHT 70 CAIRO   hetest Redio Reports Place Bomber Over Greenland leannele   BY TEE ASSUCAATL DD PRESS,  ‘he Army Pascusan Dreane buat passed over lech ut SoiGs30 pun, EST

Army Plane Halfway To Destination  Percusan Dreamboat   Percusan Dreamboat Rearing Down From Ton of World

THE DREAMBOAT IS NEARING MAGNETIC NORTH POLE TCDA’   Almost to Halfway Mark on Nts Great Are Across the Top of the Worl.   HONOLULU TO CAIRO   Droned Steadily Through the Cold and Lonely Arctic Skies; 74-ton Craft.

Plane Half Way On Hop to Cairo From Hawaii Base  Over Iceland After Crossing North Pola

“Dreamboat” Roars From  ‘Top O’World   Crosses Greenlands Ice. packs; Expected to Fly Over Capital Ireland At Noon

74 TON AIRCRAFT HEADS FOR CAIRO FROM HONOLULU   PIONEERING FLIGHT TAKES CREW BY WAY OF LONDON, PARIS

WORLD FLIGHT      Army Plane Nears Halfway Point In GlobeCircling Trip

Giant Plane ls Reported Near Iceland  Speed Increased As Fuel Load Becomes Lighter

TOPS IN COMICS   —ARCTIC PLANE Over Half Of Flight — Completed  Hopes To Reach

‘Dreamboat’ Over Greenland Icepack In Attempted Polar Flight to Eayot

Dreamboat Well Over Half Way On Long Flight   Flying From Honolulu To Cairo Via Arctic

Mayor Ends Life In Anti-Gambling Drive   Chamber of Commerce Official is Stabbed in New Albany, Ind.

MAYOR SUICIDE IN NEW ALBANY   Anti-Gambling Campaign Leads To Death And Stabbing Attack

FEW OCCUPATIONAL DEFERMENTS TO. BE GIVEN. MEN 94 TO 9O- IN. ADAAV'C CELECTIVE ©

Few Deferment: for Jobs Seen in New Draft   All Non-Fathers, 20 to 29, Eligible for Induction

Creek Waters On Rampage In Panhandle   ‘Wash Out Part of Highway Bridge, Menace Rail Span; Canadian Rivers Overflowing

Five Sections of Bridge on Highway 3 Near Hardesty Are Washed Out by Creek

FLOODS SPREAD OUT IN STATE   North and South Canadian Rivers Bankful, Creeks Leave Their Banks

TWENTY-TWO OTIIER EX-GERMAN SOLDIERS ARE SENTENCED 'TO LIFE IN PRISON

43 NAZIS TO DIE FOR MASSACRE   22 Others Get Life Terms In Murder of 900 Yanks In Bulge Battle

43 Germans Sentenced fo Die for Atrocities During ‘Battle of Bulge’

eee SE  Cotton Cloth Shortage Is  Laid To OPA   Congress Also Hears Attack On Military Training In Peacetime

Control Actions Blasted In. Talk   Capper Hits Bills On Compulsory Training, OPA

Peace Draft. OPA Seored  In Congress   Manufacturer Blames Controls For Shortages In Textile Goods

Russia Voices Violent Objections, Refuses to Vote on United States Plan

U. S. Forees Atomic Vote   Commission Approves Plan, But Russia Shuns Voting

RUSSIA REFUSED TO VOTE AFTER STRONG PROTEST   May Kill Plan Next Year With Her Veto Power

U.5. Atom Control Prope  Wii Unexpected Vote   Over Russian Rejection Speculation Starts as To Soviet Action When Proposals Go. to UN

BARUCH FORCES VOTE DESPITE INCRY DEBATE   Showdown Paves Way For -Submission to Security Council

RUSSIA REFUSES TD PARTICIPATE IN ATONE VOTF   Door Is Still Left Open for Soviet Acceptance of American Plan   BUT CAN INVOKE VETO   Final Ballot on Report May Be Taken Before Going to Security Council

Russian Refuses To Vote on Plan Of Atom Control   Canadian Compromise Approved Over Gromyko Protests and Later Death by Veto Looms; U. S. Plan To Be Left to Council Discussion .

‘American Atomic Control Plan Adopted By UN Commission Russia Refuses To Record Vote

Holdup Man Nabbed Affer Short Chase   No Gun Is Used; Threat Note Is Handed Teller "

Holdup Man Nabbed After Short Chase  No Gun Is Used; Threat Nate Is,

FATHER, ON SEEING BODIES OF CKIILDREN, SAYS. “GUESS 1 HIT BARIES. BUT  DON’Y KNOW Wry"

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Ask Moscow to Explain Transfer of German Workers

DELAY: IN FREIGHT IS SEEN Texas Railroads Prepare For Walkout: Warning Is Issued

ESTATE OF $69,900 IS LEFT BY SIDNEY HILLMAN, LABOR,- POLITICAL LEADER

STRIKE STUDY GROUP SET UF   Conciliation Body To Work In Ohio Area

LEGION CONVENTION WILL OPEN SUNDAY   Veterons Gather -in San Francisca

Scour Mountains in French Indochina To Learn Fate of 300 American Airmen

Jap Editor Says  Toio ‘Betrayed’  Togoln War Move Led Nation In  ET ct

lranian ‘Smear’ Campaign Seen   Ambassadors to U.S., Britain Under Fire ©

AZERBAIJANS LAUNCH “SMEAR” CAMPAIGN AGAINST IRANIAN AMBASSADORS TOU, §., BRITAIN

Food Supply Is Threatened By Idle Factories   Strike-Bound Farm Equipment Shops, Canneries Named

STRIKES MAY HAMPER U.S. FOOD PROGRAM   Gov’t May Step Into Cannery And Equipment Tie-Ups

Farm Equipment Plants May Be Seized By U.S.   Canneries May Also Be Operated; Parley Called For Friday

rarm Strikes Endangering Crop Goals   Government Seizure Believed Probable in Mear Future

Seizure Of Farm Plants Probable   Equipment Plants. And Canneries Are Strike bound

Seizure of StrikeBound Farm Tools Plants is Probable   Operation of Califernia Cannéries May Also Be Taken Over

FARMERS IN NEED OF MACHINERY TO GROW MORE FOOD   STRIKES SERIOUSLY HAMPER EFFORTS TO BOOST PRODUCTION

Government To Enter 2 Food Strikes   Farm Equipment and Canneries Issues Probed

Seizure of Strike Bound  Plants Looms   Possibility of Government Taking Over Canneries. And Farming Equipment Factories Develops

Seizure Looms For Machinery Struck Plants   Farm Equipment Plants. Idle Canncries Have Bear. ing On Food Supply. ©   PLACED BEFORE CHIEF

HINT SEIZURE OF FARM PLANTS OUT ON STRIKE   Farmers Need New Machinery to Meet Record Output Goals

U.S. Seizure Of Farm Machinery Plants Probable  Strike-Bound Plants Gtan Radiv Nacadead   Strike-Bound Plants Stop Badly Needed Equipment, Is Claim Canneries Involved

IDLE CANNERIES IN CALIFORNIA MAY BE SEIZED.   Move May Be Necessary to Meet Program for Foreign Food Supplies

More Seizure Action Seen By Government   California Cannery And Farm Machinery Plant Disputes May Bring Federal Action

China Caneels First National Assembly   Government May Forfeit Harbin To Communists

Chiang Cancels Assembly Meet   May Abandon Harbin to Chinese Reds

Chiang Postpones First Meeting Of China's New Assembly Because ‘Communists Named No Deleaates

ES aaa  Baruch Demands Wallace Publicly Correct ‘Mistakes’  Admitted Them Personally But Wouldn't Sign Statement on It

Baruch Demands Wallace Publicly Correct ‘Mistakes’  Admitted Them ater But Wouldn’t Sign Statement on It

Presidential Possibilities Have Leading Roles In Final Primaries

Look To Fall Elections  Tn The East   Prospective Candidate: For Vice-Presidential Nomination Being Watehot

Dewey - Mead Race Predicted   New York Politica! Conventions To Set Stage

Presidential Timber in Political Limelight   Leaders Who May Figure In 1948 and 1952 Races Cast in’ Leading Roles  For September Primarinc

Congress Runoff Nebraska GOP Meet Are Planned  Two Events Comprise Week’s Agenda; Activities Are Light

Politicos In Test   Leaders in 1948 Races Will Emerge From Fall Elections

Presidential Aces Active   Take Leading Roles In November Ballot

Violence Mounts In Holy Land; 18 On List of Dead   Three British Officers Kidnaped in Tel Aviv, Held As Hostages   2 OTHER BRITONS SERIOUSLY HURT   Jewish Underground Opens Full-Fleged Campaign  Of Terrorism

Five British Officers Are Said Kidnapped   18 Persons Said Dead. Scores Hurt

BATTLES TAKE NEW VIOLENCE, WITH 18 DEAD   Extremists Apparently Shift from Sabotage to Army Raids.

EIGHTEEN SLAIN “AS TERROR WAVE GRIPS PALESTINE   Haifa Raked by Explosions as Armed Band Attacks ” Qoilroad Yards

Jews Open Attacks Or Military   Young Extremists Blamed; 18 Dead, Scores Hurt in Three-Day Riots

3 Kidnaped In Holy Land   18 Dead in Outbreald  Of Jewish Terrorism

TERRORISTS IN KIDNAPING OF ARMY OFFICERS   Three-Day Toil Of Casualties - Mounts To 56

Death Toll In Palestine  Reaches 18   Violence Increases In Holy Land; Hunt Refugee Ships

5 British Army Officers Are Kidnaped At Tel Aviv   Attempts Reported To Assassinate Two Britons In Jeru. salem: Casualties In Three Davs Of Holy Land Violence Reaches 18 Dead, Scores Wounded  "   i

Explosions Rock Haifa: Jews Killed   Outbreaks Attributed t Jewish Campaign Against British

HOLY LAND VIOLENCE   Jews Kidnap 5 British Officers, Wound 2 Others

5 Officers ~ Taken; 18 ~~ MenKilled   Pitched Battle Leaves Haifa Shambles in Port, Rail Areas_.

18 Are Dead In Holyland  Violences   Attribute Fullfledged Campaign Against British To  Underground Forces,

18 Die In Riots  In Palestine      Second Day Of Battle Finds 5 Britons Kidnaped

Aide Says Governo Will Set Democrats Straight; Veterans Back Dewey

BLACK MARKET IN BLOOD PLASMA T0 GET FULL AIRING   Shore Patrolman Guard Present Store of Red  Cross Plasma.

Memphis Woman's Dream Of Death Comes True Within Forty-eight Hours

TELLS RED ARMY THAT ECONOMIC AND MILITARY POWER MUST BE INCREASED , .

Voices ple:  r * ‘ e » for upsul ee ol economy  Asks red army protect: border

PEACE SOUGHT BY RUSSIA AND BIG ARMY   Need for Training Of Troops Stressed By Generalissimo

Stalin Orders Army To Guard Russian Peace   Soviet Union Marks 28th Anniversary of the Red Army

GREATER RUSSIA URGED BY STALIN   ARMY TOLD IT MUST GUARD BORDERS AS NATION DEVELOPS ECONOMICALLY,

Posts Red Army To Guard Rising National Economy   Sneaks on Radto

Army's Duty To Protect « Soviet Border   Sees Powerful Upsurge in Russian National Economy

Nation Told to Surpass Pre-War Level of Development, Safeguard Borders in ‘New Peaceful Period’

Miners Continue CondemnPenalt)  Workmen Laid Off; Train Runs Cut

City Council Maps Agenda For Meeting   Vacancy, City Pay Hike May Be Taken Up

New Budget Discussed By Council Body   Taxicab Hearing Set Next Thursday

Motor Plants  Resume Output At Low Rate   Half Of ‘Factories Are Closed Because Of GM Walkout

700 Likely to Be Thrown Ow Of Work Here   Meat Shelves of Nation To Be Empty in 2 Weeks

a a ne cn ae ee I NA AY A Rp ee pg a a arn  US Agent in World Sugar-Sharing Plan, Says Agriculture Department

World Sugar Is Shared   War-Born Plan Pools Export Supply For A Just Redistribution

Judge ls Amazed By Result Of His Portal Pay Ruling  Fis Case Was Question 0 Overtime Required But  Not Paid For

ROAD CONTRACTS LET   Highway Commission Orders Over Two Million Dollars Worth

Emporia Concern Gets 50S Grading Contract   c. E. Gray Is Successful Bidder—Another Contract Goes to T. F. Marbut

Full Scale War Reported Th North China   300,000 Communist: On the March, News Agency Claims 

Communists Open Offensives in North China   Strongholds Are ‘Under Fire by Three Armiec

Hoan Defeated In All But Five State Counties   Other Republican State Officials Re-Elected Easily In State Landslide

Voters Return Gov. Goodland To Office Again   Request To Finish His Job Granted By Two-To-One Marain

Minsaum Wage Law Urged Fer Marylant   Legislation Would Cover All Ex cept Domestic And Agrienmlture Werkers >

Beirne Intimates That The Government Will Step In. Every State Affected

Nation-Wide Phone Strike Is Ordered   Workers to Leave Work Thursday Morning, March 7th

‘All Member Unions Will Quit Mareh 7   Walkout to Affect 200,000 Employes Throughout America

Phone Strike Is Scheduled For Mareh 7   To Be Nation-Wide;  Emergency Service  Not To Be Allowed

UNION LEADERS DIRECT 100,000 TO LEAVE JOBS   Other 100,000 Employes of A. T. & T. Expected to Re spect Picket Lines   Thrown Up.   ALL STATES TO FEEL EFFECTS OF WALKOUT   Joseph A. Beirne, Head of National Federation, Says There Will Be No Emergency Service,

PHONE WALKOUT VOTED MARCH 7   Unions Claim 150,000 Workers Affected; Talks Continue

Russia Agains: Transjordan,  Eire in U.N.   Delegate Is Silent on Objections to Two Countries

Admission of Eirie Trans Jordan to UN Opposed by Russia   No Reason Given by Delegate for Opposition

REDS REFUSE  TO OKAY EIRE    Also Oppose Transjordan Bid for Membership In _ United Nations

Soviets Oppose UN Bid of Eire  Transjordan   No Reasons Given for Russian Opposition; Committee Favors Afghanistan Action

Eire Opposed For U.N. Bid   Soviet Russia Also Blocks Teanstordan Admission

ADMITTING 2 TO UN GROUP      Eire, Transjordan Get Ire Of Soviets Aroused

President Says Wallace Speech ‘A Mere Proposal   Asserts He Endorsed Only Commerce Chief’s Right to Express View

FBI Watches As Georgians Elect Governor  Race Question Maier Issue

Meet Temple  Jaycees al  Ther Fair Central Texas Event  Planned for Temple City Park Oct. 3-6

Gold, Silver Discovered By Raiders   Fabulous Hoard Gathered From Hiding Places

Surprise Raid Uncovers Millions In Jewels. Metals Buried by Nazis

AMERICAN TRUOPS GUNFISCATE il   Millions of Dollars Worth of Jewels, Gold, Silver Found,

AMERICANS SEIZE VAST NAZI HOARD   German Constables Help ir Raid on 367 Secre* Hiding Places .

Yanks Find Millions In Nazi Gems   Huge Stores Of Gold And Precious Stones Are Found In Remnants Of Treasure Trove

Last of Nazi  Treasure Is Seized   Gold and Jewels Found in Secret BHidine Places

Nazi Treasure Trove Found By Constabulary   Treasure Is Found In Seores of Secret Hiding Places

JEWELS, GOLD oILVEH FOUND IN ARMY RAI   367 Hiding Places Cleaned in 24-Hour Drive; Worth Millions.

Confiscate Nazi Hoard In Germany   Many Millions of Dollars Worth of Treasure Seized in Raids Today

GOLD, SILVER, JEWELS FOUND HIDDEN AWAY   Millions Of Dollars Worth Of Treasure Saved By Nazis Discovered

NEW PRISON’S LOCATION NEAR CAPITAL URGED   Proposed Institution Seen as Offering Relief to Mansfield Ratyematary.

Russians  Shift Policy In Germany   Divide Occupation Zone Into Separate States, in Line With Western Allies’ View

Policy in Soviet Zone Is Changec  Area Being Split Into Five States _ -

Soviet Splits German Zone  Of Occupatior   Moscow Seen Swinging Over To Western View Of “Federal-State”  Government

Russians Swing fo Western View  Seéviet Policy for Germany Chanaed

Soviet Zone of Germany Split Into 5 States   Russian P o lic y Swing: _ Sharply to Byrnes’  View

Reds Move to Set Uj States in Reich Zone  Moscow Seen Swinging Toward Acreement With Western Powers

Soviets Split German Zone Into Five States.   Represents Sharp Swing In Policy---Away from Strono Cantral Caton

Soviets Split German Zone  Five Different States Headed By Their

Russian Zone May Be Divided Info Five Separate Stafes   Move Would Tend to Solve Argument Over Strong Central German Setup

Fact-Finding Is Opposed by Head: Of Auto Workers, General Motors   Senate Labor Committee Halts Thomas's Attack on Vandenberg   SENATE FILIBUSTER STARTS SECOND WEEK   House Republicans Con sider Grabbing Lead on Strike Controls

GM OFFICIAL. UNION LEADER AGAINST BIL!   Express Opposition Tc Proposed Plan For Fact Finding

HEARING DATE SET ON APPLICATIONS FOR NEW AIR LINES        Mate: Than ‘Thirty New ‘Route: , Asked: Las Vegas May “Pet: New ‘Servic &

Returns to His Throne After Five Years of Exile in British [sles   POLICE HAVE TROUBLE IN RESTRAINING CROWDS

Greeks Jam Athens To Welcome KingGeorge Today   Tumultuous Greeting Given Monarch After Five Years of Wartime Exile; Police and Gendarmes Have Trouble Restraining Crowds

A TUMULTOUS GREETING GIVEN KING GEORGE    Hundreds of Thousands of Cheering Greeks Lined the Streets of Athens.   RETURNS TO THRONE   Fighters and Bombers Roared Overhead as Royal Party.  Entered Capital.

Greek King is Given Welcome   Many Line Athens Streets to Cheer Returning Monarch

GEORGE Il WELCOMED TO ATHENS   Returns To Throne After Five Years Of Wartime Exile

ae  GREEKS GREET — KING GEORGE    Returning Monarch Gets Big Welcome From Subjects

Cheering Greeks Welcome King George To Athens Alter Five Years in Exile

GREEK THRONGS WELCOME KING   Tumultuous Greeting Given To Monarch In Athens

A Joyous Welcome For King   Streets of Athens Jammed By Cheering Throngs As George ‘Returns to Greece

Greeks Line Athens Streets To Cheer King   Royal Party Makes Triumphal Entry Into Capital; Monarch In Open Car

CHEERS FOR KING   Greek Leader Returns tc Throne After 5 Years  in Exile

Thousands of Greeks Cheer King George   Monarch Returns To Athens After Five Years of War Exile

Steel Plants, Railways First To Feel Blow   Thousands Losing Jobs as Paralysis Spreads Rapidly Among Nation’s Maior Manufacturing Centers -

Mill, Railroad Workers Join Jobless Ranks   Lewis To Stand Trial Wednesday on Charge of Court Contempt

MANY OBSTACLES .TO WORLD ‘PEACE. FACED AS DELE.. GATES OPEN. EONDON  MEETING

Stops Reparation To U. $. Germany   Nation Apt to Stay Divided in Twain

Democrat Probers Back Bilbo   Three Members of Election Committee Will Vote to Seat Him -

World Bank Will Elect Today   Outcome Virtually Known in Advance

ELECTION SET   Vote Trading by Nations Shows Probable Lineup For Directorships

ODD ELECTION LISTED TODAY AT FUND MEET   Wind-Up Gesture Of  Jnaugural Parley 1 Im Savannah

BIKINI ATOMIC BLAST WORSE NAVY EVER HAD   Test Provided Mass O Valuable Data To  Naval Planners

Board Of Experts Reports To President Experiment’s Cost Was  _, Justified; Proposed  « Tests Are Also

BIKINI ATOMIC BOMB TEST WAS WORTH EXPENSE      Mass Of Valuable Data Ob. tained President Is Informed   SECOND EXPLOSION PLANNED THIS MONTH

Valuable Data Was Obtained At Bikini, Experts Say  Test Successful Despite Fact Bomb Missed Its Target  Dp... TL. ff VEIT.

 Scientific-Army-Navy Report to Truman Says Bikini Experiment Provided Information for Redesigning of Fight  ing Vessels te Hold Down Damage—Explosion Was a Third of a Mile Off the Target.

Experts Tell Truman  Bikini A-Bomb Damaged More Vessels Than Any Other Blast

EXPERIMENTS SEEN AS AID TO NATION’S DEFENSE  A-Bomb Blast At Bikini Damages More Ships Tha > Any Other Explosion In History, Board Reveals

Experts Tell Truman Of Bomb Damage   Test Discloses Necessity Of Redesigning Ships

Experts Tell Of Atom Test   Mass of Valuable Data is Provided at Bikini, Truman told

May Always Co-operative, Official Says   Contacts Made Six or Eight Times, Freeman Testifiefis

CONTACTED BY CAPITAL AGENT “BOR 8 TIMES” .   Congressman Always Interceded, Says Garssons’ Employe 

ACTED CAPITAL AGENT “6 OR 8 TIMES’   Congressman Always Interceded, Says Garssons’ Employe

WM. 1. WOODKOUSE Dlta TWO WEEKS AFTER SON   Younger Man Lost His Life In An Airplane Crash   HEAD OF CHAIN WORKS

Report Ickes Is Planning Move   May Appeal “To Attorney General For Action In Controversy Over Paulev

ONE OF CHIEF CONTRIBUTING — FACTORS TO EUROPE’S HUNGER IS WIDESPREAD BLACK MARKFT

Black Markets Are Chief Reasons For Famines in Europe   Shady Dealers Make It Tougher for PovertyStricken French

Black Marts Real Reason ‘For Hunger   {licit Dealers In’ Food Thrive, On Human  - Suffering; Must Be Eliminated to Make Allies’ Assistance Ease Situation

‘European Black Market---Abettor Of Starvation---Must Be Curbed 

Mackenzie's Column i ‘England And ‘Switzerland Prove Black ‘Market Can: Be, Eliminated

Sees Farmers Being Forced To Cut Output   To Protect Prices, Anderson Says, If Jobs, Production Fail to Gain

Slight Flood At Pittshurgh   Waters 3.6 Feet Below Flood’ Stage At the Point

ACQUITTAL VOTED FOR GRANDMOTHER   Absolved of Charge of Murdering Her Great-Grandson

JURY SETS OLD WOMAN FREE IN POISONING CASE   Mrs. Winter Found Not Guilty Of Murdering Great-Grandson

Grandmother, 76, Returns to Farm, Absolved of Guilt in Arsenic Death

ACQUITTED OF POISON CHARGE   White-Haired-Grandmother Absolved of Charges of Feeding Arsenic to Great-Grandson,

Diplomats See ‘Turbulent Time With Russians   Expeet New Turning Point in Relations with Moscow after Peace

New Turning Point Looms With Russia   Truman May Meet Stalin. Paris Parley bx. pected to End In Crisis For Lasting Peace

All Questions  Between Two Nations Settled   Jointly Financed Oil Company Planned; Soviet Troops Begin Evacuation of Lran

Iran, Reds Reach Oil — Agreement  Deadline Is Set For   Deadline Is Set For Troops’ Evacuation, Differences Settled

AZERBAIJAN [S LEFT TO IRAN TO CONCILIATE   Deadline Set For Reds To Complete Evacuation  Of Iranian Soil

OIL CONCESSION IS GIVEN RUSSIA BY IRAN REGIME   Two Countries Agree to Form Petroleum Company and Set Deadline for Reds’ Withdrawal.   SOVIET ARTILLERY AND TANKS PULL OUT   Settlement of Troub£e in Azerbaijan Province Is Left to the Tehran Government,

in Reports. Accord ached With USSR n All Major Issues      eadline Set for Troop Evacuation; iat Oil Concern Planned; Question Azerbaijan Viewed as ‘Internal’

Red Artillery, Tanks Go Back  Aeross Border   Iranian Propaganda Director Says No Treaty Was Signed

Russia and Iran Agree on Plans For Oil Company   Accord Also Covers Troor Evacuation and Azerbaijan Problem

Soviet, Iran Accord On Oil ls Announced   Joint Oil Company to be Set Up; Deadline Set for Troop Evacuation

Joint Russian-Persian  Oil Company Provided  Under Terms of Pact

IRAN AGREES WITH RUSSIA ON OIL PLANS   DEADLINE SET FOR EVACUATION OF RED TROOPS

Soviet Troop Evacuation  Deadline Set   Azerbaijan Issue Left for Settlement By Iran Alone .

Probe Asked Into Influence Offer   Wyatt Denies Any Knowledge of Offer To Auto Manufacturer

Wyatt Calls for Probe of Mysterious Lawyer Who Offered to Make “Trades”

SEEKS PROBE OF OFFER TO TRADE U. S. INFLUENCE  WYATT ASKS CLARK  FOR INVESTIGATION OF LEASE DISPUTE

Wyatt Calls on Clark to Probe N. Y. Attorney   Allegedly Offered To Trade Government Influence For ‘Price’

ATTORNEY CITED IN LEASE PROBE   Wilson Wyatt Demands Airing Of Lewyer’s Claimed ‘Government Influence’

Probe Demanded in Offer of New York Lawyer To Trade Influence for Big Fee

Wyatt Hof About Offer fo Trade Influence for Fees  Housing Boss Wants Investigation of New York

ark Asked To Probe Alleged Offer OF N.Y. Lawyer Te Trade ‘Influence’ For Stock, Cash

Wyatt Asks Probe Of Lawyer's Offer OfU. $. Influence   Says ‘Mysterious’ New Yorker Offered Aid in Lease Dispute

Clark Asked to Probe Alleged Offer To ‘Fix’ Deal for a War Plant Lease

ATTORNEY'S. OFFER 10 TRADE HOUSING INFLUENCE PROBED   Wyatt Calls on Attorney Gen: eral to Investigate Mysterious New Yorker

Housing Expediter Demands U. S. Probe OF ‘Irreqularities’ In Big Plant Deal

Wyatt Urges Clark To Study Offers of Attorney to Tucker      Denies Deals With Man Who Sought to Gain Tucker Stocks

Wyatt Calls On Clark To Probe Lawyer's Offer   Attorney Sought Ft Trade Influence For Huge Fee.

ASKS PROBE OF LAWYER'S OFFER   Big Sum Allegedly Sought In Trade For ‘Government Influence’

Allegation Is Trade Suggested, Influence for Stock Plus $180.000 Fees

Demands “M ysterious’ Lawver Probe   He Allegedly Offered to Trade Influence for Cash

Wyatt Calls On Tom Clark To Probe New York Lawyer For Alleged Influence Plan

REPARATIONS AGENCY “TALKED   Commission May Be Operating by Apr. 1

Circumstantial Evidence Is Piling Up Against Young College Student.

CHARGES TO BE MADE AGAINST HEIRENS TODAY   Maintains Innocence In Degna: Case Despite Much Evidence

Charges Expected Against Young Chicago Student in Degnan Case As Web of Evidence lightens

Expect Burly Youth Will Be Formally Charged With Other  Crimes in Chicago

STILL DENIES KIDNAPING OF DEGNAN GIRI   But Evidence Piles Up Against College Youth, 17

HEIRENS TO BE CHARGED TODAY   STUDENT DENIES GUILT IN DEGNAN SLAYING

ASSISTANT U. S. ATTY. MASHANK IS FOUND DEAD      Post Mortem Ordered On Body Of Prominent Lawyer In Pittsburch

Manslaughter Is Charged in Mashank Death   Federal Prosecutor, Resident of Sharon, Dies After Scuffle

PROBE DEATH OF RACKET FO   One Man Charged Follow ing Death Of Prosecutor In Pittsburgh Hotel

Papers Prepared By U.S. Attorney   Court Decision is Expected Later in ' Day; UMW Chief May be Called

U.S, READY TO PUSH CONTEMPT COUNT ON LEWIS   ' Shutdown Almost 100% Complete

400,000 Are Out; Hard Coalers Quitting Too in Sympathy; Union Boss Mum; Supplies Short

Soft Coal © Strike Is ie a      LEWIS FAILED TO CALL IT OFF GOV’T LAWYERS GO TO COURT THIS AFTERNOON WITH : CONTEMPT REOUEST

Expect Tc File Plea In Court   Will Ask Judge To Decide Whether Lewis Guilty Of Court Contempt

Action May Be Criminal  Or Civil Suit   Court’ Will Decide  Nature of Procedure Aanine? Crap

Nation’s 400,000 Soft Coal Miners Out; Court May Order Lewis Jailed For Contempt   Mine Chieftain Liable to Both Fine and Jail Sentence as Result ‘of Defiance of Court Order Requ ring Him to Call Off Scheduled Wa kout

Court To Decide Whether Action Will Be Civil Or Criminal; May Require Personal Appearanee Of Lewis   SOFT COAL SHUTDOWN IS ALMOST 100 PCT

CIViL ACTION MAY BE TAKEN IN U.S. COURT   Anthracite Miners Join  Walkout

Relics Command High Prices  Local Antique Business Is   Booming; Supply Dwindle:

Relics Command High Prices ee ESS  Local Antique Business Is Booming; Supply Dwindles

SPAIN CLOSES — ITS FRONTIER ~ ALONG FRANCE   SPANISH TROOP MOVEMENT TO BORDER REPORTED AFTER FRANCO STOPS FRONTIER TRAFFIC

Spain Closes Two Sections Of Frontier   Traffic Suspended Ahead of Deadiine Set by Paris Cabinet

Senator Chavez Home, Optimistic Over Outlook For Re-Election in Fall

Baruch Defends American Plan  Answers Criticism + Advanced by Wallace

Baruch Firm  On Atom Plan   Trygve Lie In Talk  - Hints Desire For  : Speed By UN

Lie Might Enter  AtomicDiscussion:s Ta Qneod Pranrack es pide nin « weliadede   U.N. Se eretary-General Speaks Prior to Award Given to Baruch  efor His Work

Lie May Take Hand in Atom Control Dehaie: Baruch Stands bv WS. Plan:

Session Debates Atomic Controls   Questions Raised Lie Is Expected To Air Views

Lie Might Enter Atom Discussion   Which Is More Important: Coal Or Lipstick?

Baruch Holds Firmly To U.S. Plan. ...  First Hint Heard Trygve Lie May Take A Hand In Atomic Energy Discussion

Lie May Take Hand To Speed Atomic  Control Discussions  Baruch Is Awarded Cheedom House Plaque S$  nr Fire Sarvicree

Polio Tension At San Antonio, Corpus Relaxed   Cities Sprayed With DDT; Vigorous Cleanup Campaigns Continue

No, Boris Izakov Does Not See Another World War; He Remembers Too Well

Hillman Death ‘Leaves Gap In PAC Structure   His Position As Chairman “Will Be Hard to Fill, Many Union Leaders: Declare

Hillman Death Upsets ClO-PAC  Helm Unattended _  Aa @otatpnl Tien

Hillman’s Death Leaves CIO Gap   Reuther Says Only One Man, Phil Murray, Quali fied To Take His Place

Consider Murray As Successor To Sidney Hillman   National Head Of the CIO-PAC

NO SUCCESSOR TO HILLMAN HAS BEEN SELECTED   Murray, Who Will Appoint New PAC Chairman Says He Has Given No Thought To It; Hard Place To Fill.

Hillman Successor A Problem to CIO   Phif Murray, ClO Chief Mentioned as Qualified Successor—Everyone Catch? hu Guenvican

Hillman’s Death Leaves CIO-PAC Helm Untended In Midst Of Primary Voting

Chairmanship Of PAC Left Wide Open By Death Of Hillman; Successor Discussed

No Plans For Action In The Steel Strike   General Steel Walkout Curtails Coal Production In Pennsylvania.     IpPDChT TaAY REVICTOAN

Group Opposes Piping of Gas   Anthracite Committee Sees ‘Considerable Economic Dislocation”

HARD COAL GROU ills USING Ot BiG. PIPELINES  Will Oppose — Plan Before

Slavs Object To U.N. Quiz On Frontiers   Delegate Brands Greek Civil War “Infection Center’

Insists U. $. Proposal Will Not Reach Cause Of Trouble In Balkans   Kasonovic Opposes Plan Because It Will Not Deal With Diagnosis, But Symptoms; May  Arouse Russian Veto of Entire Project.

Week-Old Motor Strike Is Ended   Additional New Cars For Purchase of Nash Work. ers Promised hy Finn

Await Spanish Action On Plea To Oust France   Three-Power Document Supported by Evidence Of Direct Aid to Axis

STUDENTS TO SEARCH FOR MISSING WOMAN   Columbus Teacher Thought To Be Amnesia Victim

POSSE 10 HUNT MISSING GIRL   Students To Aid Search fo Pretty School Teacher

UNWANTED BY HERO SAYS  ‘ARMY NURSE  Married Wermuth Dec. 7th, 1941; Unaware He ©  Had a Wife*® ~  ~~

SPEND HOLIDAY WORKING OVER FINAL DETAILS   Demo Leader Barkley ‘Expects to Present New Measure Friday

Hope New OPA Measure Clicks  With President   Barkley To Have Price Control Bill Ready In

Optimism For Early Senate Action Noted  Year's Extension And Rent Ceiling

Senate Committee Spurns Holiday; Measure Vetoed by Truman Faces Slight Rewriting in Upper Chamber

Senator Barkley Orders Speed-Up   .. Taft And Wherry Amendments Being Revised   12-Month Extension.

Senators lgnore Holiday to Work On Price Statute   Substitute May Differ Little From Measure Vetoed By Truman; Barkley Hopes to Have Plan Ready for Senate Floor Tomorrow

THINK NEW MEASURE MAY BE ACCEPTABLE TO PRESIDENT; WILL VARY FROM VETOED ACT

UPPER HOUSE UNIT PRESSES WORK ON BIL   \ew Measure Slightly Different from One  President Vetoed

Rent Curb Included In Measure   Legislation Expected To Reach Senate Floor by Tomorrow.

Senate Prepares New Legislation On Price Control   Truman Approval Is Expected for Year's Extension

Optimism For Early Senate Action Noted   Year's Extension And Rent Ceilings To Be Provided

Barkley Hopes To Have Measure  Ready by Friday   Simplified Version Of Taft Amendment Given To Banking Committee

EATENGION OF TEAR MAY BE HEADY FRIDAY   Slight Change Is Expected to Win Measure OK by Truman.

Barkley Hoping For Act Friday   Acceptable Action To White House Is Problem

Senate Gets New OPA Bill Tomorrow   Measure Similar To One Truman Vetoed Last Week

Senators Dratt OPA Extension Amid Optimism  Truman Approval Seen As Likely

SENATORS RUSH ACTION ON NEW PRICE CONTROL   Extension Bill Will Be Ready For Senate Floor Friday, Barkley Says

New Senate Bill On OPA by Friday   Would Virtually Restore Price-Rent Ceilings . for Year   EYE ON TRUMAN OKAY   Senators Ignore Holiday Trying to Thrash Out a. Compromise

Barkley Hopes To Have Law Ready Friday   Leaders Certain Truman Will Not Reject Measure

Marine Pilot Is Killed In Crash during Aerial Towing Demonstration

Fraternity, Sorority Memberships At U. Of  Expected To Set Record:

Arkansas And Alabama Hold Primary Elections   Light Voting Is Indicated

TWO STATES HOLD PRIMARIES TODAY   Alabama, Arkansas to: Des ignate Senator, Governor RY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Push Probe of Football Case   Alvin J. Paris Indicted on Charges of Attempting to Bribe Two Players

Tells How He Killed lover's Mate   Body Dumped In Missis. sippi River After Being Buried Twice.

WOMAN BARES LOVE SLAYING   Livestock Dealer Admits Slaying Farmer

Admits Killing Lover’s Mate 24 Years Ago   Lenox Man Buried Body Twice, Then Carted It 200 Miles to River

Marshall’s Arrival Is Awaited   Fall of Capital  Of Civil Wartorn Manchuria to Communists Forecast

Donnelly Is Invited To Conference on USES Controversy   Schwellenbach. Believes Differences Could Be Composed Easily

DONNELLY ASKE ~ TO DISCUSS RO   SCHWELLENBACH INVITES GOVERNOR TO CONFER ON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,

47 Fatalities in South Set Country's Worst Bnened. 2 Dawi-k bn.   Zionists Seek Head

RAEDER-URGED DRIVE-BY JAPS   NAZI ADMIRAL. ADVISED KNOCKOUT OF SINGAPORE IN EFFORT TO FRIGHTEN  URTTED STATES

Announce Civil Service Exams   Applicants Urged To File Application With 4th Service Office.

CIVIL SERVICE ANNOUNCES FIRST POST-WAR EXAMS.   Exams. Lead To Probational Ap pointinents for Stenographers and Typists

Cry Of Indignation Rises In Palestine; Blast Toll Hits 93   Jewish Agency Denounces ‘Gang’ Responsible For Hotel Bombing

Cry of Indignation in Palestine As Bomb Blast Death Toll Rises To 98; Police Blame Terrorists

MEAT RETURNS TO OPA LISTS   Beckley Supply Scarce: Nation Shortage To Become Worse

Packers Predict Dearth of Meat Will Grow Worse   Others See Relief In Month; OPA Aims At Retail Violators

Back Under Retail Pric e Controls—  Meat Shortage Faced In U. S.

Most Cities Face Severe Meat Shortage   Predict Situation Will Grow Worse Next Few Weeks

MEAT SUPPLY SHORT UNDER NEW CEILINGS   FAMINE EXPECTED TO LAST OVER A MONTH

‘Severe Shortage of Meat Is Being Predicted  Many Butcher Shop  Planning

‘Severe Shortage of Meat Is Being Predicted   Many Butcher Shops Planning to Close Their Doors

Ba Back'Un ider Retail Price Controls—  Meat Shortage Faced In U. §   State's Cotton Prospects Dim

Exnect Shorlage Of Meat To Get Worse   Cooler Bare as Meat Goes Back Under Price Ceilings

Most Cities Face Severe Shortage Of Meat   Next Few Weeks To See Situation Grow Even Worse Leaders Predict

CITY BACK ON WARTIME BASIS DUE TO STRIKE   A. F. L. Men Oppose Settlement Against Advice of Leaders

Harbor Strike  Is Continued   Tugboat Workers In New York Vote Down Proposal To Return To Work   WORKERS ARE NOW BEING RECRUITED

New York Fuel Crisis Grows in Tugboat Strike   U.S. Seeks to Recruit More Harbor Workers

Churchill Is Rated Always An Englishman   Former Premier Of Britain Meets U. S. Reporters

‘sack OF Une FMeniines  MacArthur is Father of Uniaue Jap Constitution

ARMY TELLS, OF ITS PLAN FOR TRAINING YOUTHS BETWEEN 17 AND 20 YEARS OF AGE -

—American Legion—  Military Training Outlined   Patterson Tells Of Army-Approved Service Program

Terminal Pay Bill Gets Senate Okay   Measure to Return For House Voting

lerminal  *-ve Proposal Sent Back to House   Truman Says Payments Should Be Made In Bonds. Not Cash

Terminal Pay Bill Is Passed By The Senate   All Enlisted Men, Including Discharges, Would Get Payments

Senate Votes Enlisted Men Terminal Pay         President Spons House Bill Proyidifi For Most Payment Made In Bonds and No

GI Terminal Pay Passed By Senators   Bill Would Grant Nearly 3 Billion To Enlisted Yanks

SENATE APPROVES TERMINAL LEAVE PAY FOR G. 1’   Passes Bill Granting 2 to 3 Billion Dollars to Enlisted Men and Those Already Discharged.   PAYMENTS IN BONDS INSTEAD OF CASH   Taft Declares Huge Expenditure Is Unwarranted — Legislation Goes Back to House.

Senate Approve: Enlisted Men’s Furlough Pay   Measure Provides Most of Payments Be Made in Bonds

House To Vote On Plan To Pay Bulk In Bonds   Dischargees Would Re: ceive Compensation Up To 120 Days Pay   PEPPER AMENDMENTS ARE SHOUTED DOWK   raft Protests Bill Calls Fo "Unjustifiable Expenditure’

dJerminal Pay Bill Passed By Senate  Taft Fights Plan; House Must Vote On Bond Clanse

Terminal Leave Pay Bill Passes Senate   Measure Returned to House for Its Consideration of Changes; Vets Would Receive Most of Payments in Bonds

Terminal Leave Pay Bill Passes Senate   Measure Returned to House to Tron Out Chances

TERMINAL PAY FOR VETERANS   Bill Provides Bulk Of Payments Will Be Made in Bonds

SENATE PASSES PAYMENTS FOR ENLISTED MEN   Only Question Is Whether To Payoff In Bonds Or In Cash   TAFT VIGOROUSLY OPPOSES MEASURE

House Must Consider Changes Making GI Payments in Bonds; Plan to Cost $2,000,000, 000

Terminal Gl Pay In Bonds Voted By The Senate   Cash Outlay Feared As Inflationary ;  Over $2 Billion Needed

TERMINA VOTED 1 BY SEN   Measure Goes Back To House Since Senate Changed Payment

Defiant Congress Cuts OPA Power Drastically   Resignation Of Bowles And Porter Is Feared Should Bill Become Legislation

Half’ Pay Or N one At All For OPA   Agency May Not Re Able To Hold  Staff Together

Half Pay Looms For Many OPA Workers Thi Week: It May Not Be That Much Next Weel

Employes of OPA Facing Pay Stoppage   Nearly Half of 34,000 on  » List May Get Only Half Of Salaries This Week, None Next Week

Extend War Qn Ceilings   Seattle Apartment Owners Set Up National Headquarters for Their Campaign

Wallace Always Was Surprising  Loneu at tho Lloadiineoe Ranecr Honkeoring for ac Paw

Henry Wallace-You Can Bank On It-Is Going to Surprise Peonle With His Next Action

Strike Brings Bread Rationing In Philly Area   One Million Loaves Slashed From Normal Production As Bakers T.eave Tohe   HOMES-HOSPITALS BADLY HANDICAPYED

Protest Soviet — Confiscation of — ManchurianGoods   Complain About Attacks On U. S. Planes; Study,  Tranian Situation.

U. §. Rebukes Reds for Attack on Two Planes   Assails “War Booty’ Acts in Manchuria; Views Iranian Issue

Navy Protests Plane Attacks as Hostile   State Department Hits Manchuria Looting and Troops in Iran

Acts Called Hostile and ‘Unjustified’   Rap Soviet For Taking Manchurian Machinery Without Agreement

Attacks on Our Planes Protested   U.S. Also Rebukes Reds fo Confiscating Machinery  in Manchuria

Rebuke Reds’ Confiscation Of Machinery   Navy Protests Against Attacks On Two U. S. Planes

Shootings Kill Three In Gotham   Dragnets Fail To Lead To Arrests

THREE MEN SLAIN IN NEW YORK CITY   Fourth Critically Wounded ir ” Serie af Shantinac

RICHWOON PILANS MEMORIAL DAY   Air Force Exhibits To Be Part of Program

VFW POST PLANS. MEMORIAL DAY   ARMY AIR FORCE WILL COQP. ERATE IN FITTING OBSERVANCE OF THE DAY

DANIEL UPTHEGROVE, GREENVILLE ATTORNEY WHO BECAME HEAD OF COTTON BELT RAILROAD. IS DEAD

NEW CARDINALS RECEIVE RINGS      Final Ceremony Held In Consistory

5-Year Exile Ended, Greek King Returns   Police Ban Flowers as King Prepares to Enter Athens

2 ESM PEN eee Se ee Se SN Leese lle  ee Re BSE Ge) MARI RO PRUROn: ieee urregn tee ces:  BRITISH PLANE BEARS GREEK KING BACK TO NATIVE LAND

Greek King Returns to Homeland   Surprise Arrival Made at War-Torn Airport 12 Miles From Athens; Formal Entry to Capital Set Today

KING GEORGE 1) FLIES 10 GREECE IN BRITISH PLANE   Monarch, in Exile 5 Years, Spends Night on Warship and Will Make Entry  Into Athens Today.   TOSSING OF FLOWERS ALONG ROUTE BANNED   Ruler Returns as Rebels Battle Government Forces in What Is Described As  Civil War. 

KING GEORGE I IN SURPRISING RETURN HOME   Grecian Monarch Lands At Elevisis Airport, Outside Athens

EXILE ENDED BY GREEK KING   Monarch to Make Formal Entry Into Nation’s Capital Today

GREEK KING IS TO MAKE ENTRY INTO CAPITAI   Monarch Arrives Is Secrecy By Plane From Exile In Londen   COUNTRY IS TORN BY INTERNAL WAR

King George II Returns fo His Greek Throne   Athens Plans Welcome for Ruler Exiled by Germans

British Plane  Carries Greek  MonarchHome   King George Due te Enter Athens hens Today Under

Red Experts Negotiate for Iran Oil   Study Proposal to Submit Matter to Security Council

Russ-Iran Talks On Oil Seen in Fears of Revolt  Premier Fears Army Coup, Mav Call Soviet Forces

Meat Worry Hits Cafes   Most Ada Cafes Have Supplies, Wonder What to Do When These Are Used Up

Meat. Worry Hits Cafes   Most Ada Cafes Have Supplies, Wonder What to Do When These Are Used Up  ye eer gpm nrsermagger se Warm ca MENTer MM emeeT tT sae i oe

Iowa Railroad Service Back. to Normal; Plants Reopening:   Mail Service Returns to Rail Delivery; Bus, Air Lines Level Off

Negro Sentenced To Hang On Rape Count   Anne Arundel County Court Convicts  Charles W. Ross

GI Leave Pay Bill Compromise Reached; Passage Is Probable   Solons Believe Senate Will OK Issue Tuesday, House Wednesday; Plan Will Cost U. S. : $214 or $3 Billions, Claim

Jews, Arabs Denounce AngloAmerican Plans For Palestine; Arabs Call Gereral Strike

BRITAIN WANTS U. S. TO SHARE PALESTINE GRIEF   All Arab Youths Being Mobilized For Emergency Service in Protest.

Medley Caught After Jail Break   Marine Accomplice Is Still at Large

One Escaped Slayer Taken   FBI, Police Search For Earl MacFarland Still at Large

Convicted Slayers Make Daring Escape From Death Row; Use Twisted Sheets

Escaped Killer Is Captured   ther Convicted Slayer Sill At Large After Escape From Death Rou

CAPTURE DEATH ROW FUGITIVE   2nd Escaped Slayer  Remains at Large

Two Men, Awaiting Execution, Stage Daring Jail Break   Convicted Killers Flee From Death Row in Washington Jail

2 SLAYERS IN DARING ESCAPE   Men Waiting Death in Washington, D. C., Cells Flee In Guards’ Clothes

Escaped Killer  Recaptur ed By  Capital Police   Joseph D. Medley Nabbed In Anacostia Boathouse; Another Killer Sal At Larce

Capital Police Throw Out Dragnet As 2 Convicted Slayers Flee Jail

JOSEPH MEDLEY IS RECAPTURED IN WASHINGTON   Ex-Mar‘ne Still At Large After Daring Flight From ‘Death Row’

Eseape From Death Row In Capital Jail   Joseph D. Mediey, One Of Fleeing Slayers, 1: Seized In Boathouse At Washington

2 CONVICTED KILLERS ESCAPE ‘DEATH ROW’   Overpower Guards At Jail, Flee By Rope Of Sheets

SLAYERS ESCAPE FROM DEATH ROW   TWO CONDEMNED MEN OVERPOWER GUARDS IN WASHINGBON JAIL

Convicted Slayers Break Jail; One Is Retaken   Guards Overpowered, Men Flee in Stolen Automobile

TWO CONDEMNED SLAYERS OF WOMEN TAKE COPS’ CLOTHING. FLEE FROM TATIT.

One Escaped . Slayer Taken  FBI, Police Search * For. Earl MacFarland ‘Sill at Larce

Medley rIs Recaptur ed By Police   McFarland, Second  Prisoner Who Rroke Out Of Washington  Jail, At Large

Convicted Slayers Break Jail; One §s Retaken  Guards Overpowere AA. Flam tee   Guards Overpowered Men Flee in Stolen Automobile

2 Slayers Flee D.C. Death Row In Daring Feat:  One Is Retaken   Joseph Medley, Earl Me Farland Overpower Guards

Other Fugitive, Fleeing ix Guard's Uniform. Still ai Large After Skillful Break

“You Can't Blame A Guy For Trying—" Convicted Killer 1s Nabbed  After Break: Pal Still Free      Bestwick And Price Victors In Election   New Voting Record Set In City Tuesday; Snikes Also Is Chosen As Commissioner

TWO CONVICTED KILLERS ESCAPE   Medley In Daring Break Fram Death Row In Washinaton

MORE TELEPHONE CREWS MAY QUIT   STRIKE AT HOUSTON THREAT. ENS TO INVOLVE ALL UNION’S TEXAS MEMBERS.

UNO Security Council Forces Russ Showdown   Iran Dispute Taken Up In Absence Of Soviet Delegate   Iranians Report Russ Evacuation

LEGION DISTRICT ORATORICAL MEET HEIN HERE SIINTAY   Jack Bradley of Brookfield, Representing Linn Co., Was First.   MOBERLY GIRL SECOND   Miss Sue Strait Was the Representative of Randolph County.

NEW MARK SET BY DREAMBOAT   B-29 Completes Hop Across U. S-: ---

‘Dreamboat’ Sets U.S. Non-Stop Flight Record   Superfortress Makes Long Hop from Seattle to Miami

Hospitals Giver Assurance of  Service Here  CIO Workers Meet in Oakland Tomorrow to Map Action

Lutheran Women’ Meet In Hinton  Mrs. Clifford Dorr - .Eleeted President:

NAVY PROTESTS CUT IN BUDGE]   Solons Asked To Continue WAVES Extend Induction By Limiting Service

Wae’s Jewel Theft Confession Accepted   Planned To Sell Hessian Crown Gems for $50,000—Former Captain Takes Stand in Own Defense

WAC Captain's Confession Reac   Frankfurt Court Gets Details of Theft Of Hessian Jewels

LAY OFF 781 CARPENTERS WHO REFUSE JOBS ON RIVALS’ SETS WITH STRIKE THREAT, MOVIES

Fritz Kuhn Once Preached Joys of Hitlerism; Now He Longs for U. S.

As Schools Close Cc hildren Bear Brunt Of Coal Shortage Throughout State

Inquest in Two Deaths Ordered   Children Died at State Public School

Reject New Plan to Halt inductions   Compromise Proposals Turn ed Down by Senate and House Committees

Army Reported Willing to Rely on Recruits Only   Senate, House Units Indicate Approval of Military Wishes

Army’ Willing To Compromise  On Draft Law   Would Stop Inducting During Six-Month Trial For Volunteers

Tornadoes And Floods  Leave Ruin   Flood Warnings Issued For Seven Southern States

Red Cross Aids Many Homeless After Disasters   Flood Warnings Sent To Southern States As Rains Continue

FLOODS . SWEEP SOUTHERN AREA   More Rain Forecast As Red Cross Aids Homeless

Master Hangman Is Through Now Says Job ‘Takes Too Much Out of A Man

“SOMEONE HAD TO HANG THEM”  Executioner Of Nazi Leaders Says He's Hung His Last Man

Industry Hard Hit; Ranks Of Idle Skyrocket   Government Prepares New Measures to Deal With Emergency

Operators Report No Progress   CPA Rushes Emergeney Measures to Conserve Disindling Coal Stacks

U.S. REDOUBLES PEACE EFFORTS W COAL TIEUP   situation Grows More Critical As Lewis Sticks Ry Demands

Coal Deadlock Continues With Outlook Gloomy   14 Non-Operating Brotherhood: To Take Vote; Ford Plant, Others Closing.

LEWIS STILL FAILS TO-ACT:   UMW: Refuses to Budge from Original Contract Demands

Force Firmer Controls Over Coal Supplies   Ford Shutdown Ets THO, 000 Workers: Cheysher Indicates Lt May FolTow Suit   Faller’s Efforts Without Success   Sopport Grows For Strike Control Legislation As Congressional Tenis pers Flare

Conciliators Confer With Labor Chief Over Coal Shortage   Offer No Hint of Impending Break In Fuel Walkout

Miners Refuse To Budge From Their Demands   Federal Conciliator Redoubles Efforts As Industry’s Woes Grow.

Federal Agents Holding  Silence   Conciliators Enter Conference But Keep Mum

Conciliators, Schwellenbach lIn Conference   No Hint Of Impending ‘Break’; Lewis Standing Pat: On Original Demands

British Army —  To Leave Javz   Gradnal Withdrawal Plan Arranged With Holand

British Agree To Army Exit In Indonesia   . Troop Withdrawal Cancels Headache For U. N. Council

British Troops To Be Withdrawn From Indonesia   Agreement Provides fo Their Replacement by Dutch Forces

British Troops Ordered Out “Of Indonesia   Dutch Promised ‘Gradual Withdrawal’ in Communique

WILL BE REPLACED BY DUTCH      British, Dutch Prime Ministers Hold Conference

BRITISH T0 PULL OUT OF INDONESIA   AGREEMENT REACHED FOR REPLACEMENT OF TROOPS BY DUTCH FORCES.

Miners Who Defy Order To Return To. Work Eligible For State Jobless. Payments

Cattle Ex p pe ert Visions Acute Meat Shortage   Removal Of All Price Ceilings On Livestock Reeommended As Remedy

RECORD SHORTAGE OF MEAT ‘FORECAST   Removal of Price Ceilings And Subsidies Asked

FIELDS AGAIN BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE   To Tell of His Deals with War Assets Administration

EX-CONVICT 10 EXPLAIN DEALS   BENJAMIN FIELDS FIGURED IN , WIRE DEAL

WAY TO AVOID TIEUP SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT   LEWIS IS CALLED CHAOS MAKER IN INDUSTRY

Opposed To Arbitrator; Truman Busy   Schwellenbach S ces Slight Hope Stalemated Negotiations Wik- Be Resumed Without Sei Prine Pd

U. S. Sets Wheat Goal   Another Bumper Crop For 1947 Sought In Acreage Planting

Atomic Grout Awaits Next Soviet Move   Expect Gromyko To Argue Against Rules Experts’ Decision on Vote

AWAIT RUSSIA'S  MOVE ON A;BOMB  VOTE PROCEDURE GROMYKO EXPECTED  TO ARGUE AGAINST CIMDI CF MAINQITY

IS PRESIDING BISHOP   Massachusetts Man is Elected To High Position

Episcopal Church Head   Rev. Henry Sherill Elected Bishop; Served World War  Chaplain

Episcopalians Elect Sherrill PresidingBishop   Liberalized Canon On Remarriage Given Approval

Dr. Sherill Elected Head 'P. E. Chureh   Unanimously Chosen Presiding Bishop First Ballot At Philadelphia

Church Names New Leader.   Massachusetts Bishop Sueceeds Tucker As Head  U.S. Episcopal Church

Episcopalians Elect a Bishop   Name Rey. Sherill; Amend Divorce Law

Dr. Sherill New Presiding Bishop   Bishop of Massachusetts Named Head Of Epis coval Church

Massachusetts Bishop Is New Head of Episcopal Church in United States

CHURCH HEAD IS SELECTED   Bishop Henry K. Sherrill,  Of Massachusetts, Will : Lead Episcopalians

BISHOP SHERRILL TO HEAD EPISCOPALIANS   Church Laws On Divorce Get Deputies’ 0. K.

COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS PROPOSEL   Australian Minister to Pre. sent Plan to Conference For Anoroval

Australia Proposes International Cour!   Proposal to Guarantee Liberties to be Submitted Today

Evatt Backs Court of Human Rights   Australian to Submit Proposal to Peace Conference Today

STABILIZATION BOARD RAISES MINIMUM TO 70   Action Affects Ap proximately 72,000 ‘orkers In  Southern And New England Firms.

Plueger-von Hagel Wedding Sunday  Groom Just Back — From Army Service

RURAL CHURCH IS WEDDING SCENE   Miss Darlene Cassen And Darrell Plueger Take Vows March 15

MOVEMENTS BY COMMUNISTS ARE DISHEARTENING TO CHINA AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS   Central Manchurian Situation Is Reported As “Very Grave’ —Russians Will Be Out by Next Friday—Moscow Is Asked by United States to Start Billion Loan Negotiations

CHINESE REDS EXPECTED 10 TAKE HARBIN   Central Government Officials Flee the City— Chuneking Concedes Communists Can Capture Harbin Fasilv.

China Chiefs  Elan Harkin biG PiGHuin  Ommunis  Capture by €   Capture by Communis: Army Feared After Fell of Changchung

Chinese Officials In Harbin, Fleeing   Nationals Fear Capture by Reds

Chinese Heads Flee Harbin   Admit Nationalists Have Not Captured Szepinghai

NORTH MANCHURIA SITUATION GRAVE, CHUNGKING SAYS   General Marshall Seeks Removal of Yanks Trapped POE a Spee Seem

Government [Admits Loss Of Changchun   Harbin Officials Fearing Capture By Communist Forces Leave For Mukden

Chinese Nationalists Flee Harbin   City Without Troops, Faces Red Occupation

Chinese  Officials Flee Reds   Harbin Expected to Fall to Communists After Russian Forces Withdraw Next Week

Communists Will Take . City Easily, Is View, Since It Has No  Garrison

COMMUNISTS IN ONWARD SWEEP IN MANGHURIA   Gen. Marshall Asks Communists To F.vacuate Trap ped U. S. Correspondents In [.mbatt led Changchun.

China Officials Depart Harbin Fearing Assault   Battle Expected As Communists Take Changchun

CONFIRM LOSS OF CHANGCHUN TO RED TROOPS   Government Spokesman Says Central Manchuria Situation is ‘Grave’

U. S. Continues Purge in Japan   MacArthur Ban Ousts Governor of Tokyo

Truman, Taft At Opposite Ends of Rift   President Said Willing To Sign Bill If Food  Feamntiane Raemnawed

White House Insists Food Cost Ceilings Be Restored   Committee Launches Compromise Duties On Revival Measure

Wants Ceilings Re- . turned To Meat, Eggs; Butter, Other Foods .

OPA Deadlock Is Threatened  WN. J Fest FS Vhbect ann   Funds Cut If Price Aveney Is Revived

Truman Willing To Sign Bill If © Changes Made   OHIO SOLON REFUSES TO BUDGE FROM HIS STAND

Deadlock Likely On New OPA Bill   Truman's Requests Balked By Congress

DEADLOCK LOOMS ON OPA MEASURI   G. O, P. Balks at Controls on fans. Bessie

No Bargain On OPA Yet   Deadlock Threatens Compromise Effort, Taft Won't Budge from Senate Bill

Truman fo Sign If Some Prices Are Controlled   Toft Stands Pat Under Efforts To Strike Bargain

Hit 4 By Deadlock OnOPAPr ogram      “lf Ceilings: ete Placed On: Meat. Butter. Eggs

TAFT REFUSES TO BUDGE INCH INREVIVALBILL   Truman Reported Ready To Sign If Ceilings Are Put Back On Food Items

SAFE IN FIRE-SWEPT HOTEL YIELDS $5,00C   Officers Trying to Determine Own ership of Money—Scarch for Bodies Continues,

MADMAN QUARTE BACK IN CUSTODY   . ae ae ee Four Mental Patients ‘Are Recaptured Today in New York.

Veteran Hospital Mental Patients’ Escape Try Fail   Three Negro Gls and Nazi Prisoner Caught Soon After Flight

ESCAPED MENTAL PATIENTS CAUGHT   Three Negro Veterans ond Noz: Back in Bosenital

Atomic Energy Delegates Agree on Majority Rule After Russia Backs Down

Atom Energy Grou Adopts Majority Rule Provision  Russia Backs Down  From Insistence for —T FL J. V

Yamashita Is Hanged At Manila   Action Marks First Major Execution By Eaeite Area Ailtes:

Yamashita Hanged  As War Criminal   Jap Conqueror of Singapore, Stripped Of All Military Appurtenances, Executed With Two Others Southeast of Manila

First Big Name Executed by U. § In the Pacific   Condoned Murder, Rape Down to End of Philippine Campaign

Malayan Tiger And Two Other Japs Executed   Yamashita Pays Penalty for Condoning Atrocities

Beefy General in Civilian Garb  ~ Hanged Near Place  ‘Where Allied Prisoners Were Tor tured:

amashita Dies n Gallows for ar Atrocities            ‘One-Time ‘Tiger of Malaya’ Hanged lear Scene of Mass Murders $ fier Speaking of ‘Good Treatment’

Former Jap Leader Dies  In Disgrace   Pays Penalty on Gallows for Condoning Jap Atrocities in Philippines; Two Others Of Lesser Rank Also Are Hanged

Two Other Japs Also Executed  ‘Tiger Of Malay’ Pavs For War Crimee

Jap Conqueror Of. Malaya Dies For War Crime  First Prominent   First Prominent Figure Executed (In Pacific Area

TIGER OF MALAYA’ EXECUTED AT DAWN WITH TWO OTHERS   First Big Name Figure Of Pacific War Pays  Extreme Penalty

GEN. YAMASHITA HANGED IGNOBLY IN PHILIPPINES   Japanese Commander Was Stripped Of All Military  - Appurtenances   EXECUTION CARRIED OUT AT LOS BANOS

$832,000 Theft Suspect Names Other N.Y. Men   Implicates Three or Four Others in Big Embezzlement

Who Said “Poor Suckers?”?—— Middle Class Babies Use « Thumbs Most, Expert Says

Telegram Is Forwarded to O'Dwyer Calling Upon Him to Act ip Strike

TRUCK OPERATORS MAY ASK DEWEY TO AGT IN STRIKE   ‘Warn Moyor O'Dwyer: t Use Official Powers to ’ End Walkout

Coal Miners In  Pits As Truce Hopes Bright   MOST OF WORKERS GO BACK TO JOBS IN MINES

PROSPECTS BRIGHTER IN COAL RIFT   All Except 80,000 Of Strikers Return To Mines In East

Miners Back At Work In Most States   Limited Supplies Available For  Trains, Hospitals Ry UNITED PRESS

Business Women’s Formal Dinner Is_  Held On October 1  Entertain Fifty Eight . Guests And Members - At Special Meeting

Aalts Tells B&P W Club Reliance On Politicians ls A Futile Hope   “ifty-eight Guests and Mem bers Enjoy Formal Dinner Party

Walters Opposes Gas m Lines   Congressional Okay Needed to Sell Pipe Lines, He Says

Solon Disagrees With WAA’s Chief   Sale of ‘Inch’ Lines Must Get Congress OK

Sinatra’s Tunes Soothe Gunners; Entire Company Qualifies in Trial:

Something New in Swooning  Frankie Sinatra Now Aiding Army to Help Teach Recruits How to Shoot

Sinatra Teaching Recruits to Shoot Gets Better Results Than Sergeants

Some Signs Seen  Calcutta Tension May Be Lessening   Outbreaks In Calcutta Have Taken At Least 2,000 Lives Since Friday   DEAD AND WOUNDED ABOUND ON STREETS

INJURED TOLL IN THOUSANDS; SHOPS LOOTED   SOME ESTIMATES PLACE  DEATHS  BREAK AT 3,000—TANKS PATROL STREETS     RELIGIOUS OUT-

2,000 BELIEVED DEAD; DISEASE SPREAD FEARED   Property Damage Is Inestima: ble; Sikhs Join Hindus in. Battling Moslems:

STABBINGS, BEATINGS CONTINUE   Violence Develops Into Religioyis Civil War

BOTH PARTIES SEEM UNHAPPY   STATE CONVENTIONS  LEAVE BATTLE erane

SLATES FOR NOV. VOTING COMPLETED   Neither Party in Complete Harmony At Conventions

LLL TS  Atlantic Flown in 94 Hours   Second Airliner Trail: in Speed Test

Chiang’s Men Make Progress   Communists Admit Los: FT West een Mika

Chinese Nationalist Armies Are Reported to Be Making Rapid Headway i in Communist Attack

LaF ollette Name Erased From Political Board  Wisconsin Solon Admits Defeat in Primary Race

VETERAN WINS CLOSE VOTE  LaFollette Defeated In Attempl To Gain Wisconsin GOP Post

Veteran Tips La Follette In Senate Bid   Wisconsin ‘Lawmaker Concedes Loss: Served for 21 Years

Sending Miners Back to Work Until March 31 Makes Release of Mines to Owners Act of Treacon.

EWIS UPSETS OPEFOREND MANAGEMENT      U.S. To Stay In Coal Business For Some lime

LEWIS ACTION IN NAMING  DEADLINE, WAS CAUSED  “ FURTHER TANGLE IN NEGOTIATIONS

Homma Shot For War Acs  RPi-ak hd wehke PL   Death March Chief Pays Penalty; Tajima Hanged for Atrocity

Homma Executec By Firing Squad   Jap Dies For Death March Of Bataan

Wants To Apologize To God  Homma, Calm And Silent, Faces Yank Firing Squad

FIRING SQUA KILLS HOMMA   Bataan Death March Com mander Non-Commital At Execution

Homma Executed By Firing Squad  He is Calm and  = Silont to the End-

Firing Squad Kills Homma   Bullets Snuff Life ‘Of Bataan Criminal

U.S. Squad Executes Homma   Jap General Silent, ‘Calm Before Paying for March of Death

Firing Squad Sends Homma To His Death   Man Who Ordered March of Bataan Calm To! The End

Tajima Also Executed Today... .  Homma Calm And Silent To End As Firing Squad Writes Finis To His Life

HOMMA ERASED BY FIRING SQUAD   U. S. Executes Jap General For Wartime Atrocities

Homma Executed  By Firing Squad   Jap Leader Calm and Silent to End—Makes No Last Statement

GEN. HOMMA 1S EXECUTED   Dies Before Firing Squad, Calm And Silent To End   NO FINAL STATEMENT

Gen. Homma Executed by Firing Squad   Conquerer of Bataan Tied to Stake and Shot by U. S. Army

HOMMA DIED  BEFORE ARMY FIRING SQUAD EARLY TODAY   Was Leader Of Japan’s Early Successes In  The Philippines

Firing Squad Executes General Homma  For Ordering Death March On Bataan

Gen. Homma Dies Before US Squad   Execution Takes Place At Los Banos Early This Morring.

FALLS BEFORE U. 5. ARMY FIRING SQUAD   Condoned Mass Atrocities In The Philippines

General Homma Is Executed By US Firing Squad   Died For Ordering Death March

RUSSIA TO BE VOTED DOWN ON IRAN ISIE   Council Will Insist-On Repor  OnMay6 =

Soviet Faces 8 to 3 Defeat Gn Iran Issue   For Two Nations Council Will Vote To Report May 6

LEGISLATURE NEARING CLOSE   Solons Approve Funds For Emmanuel Missionary College

Byrnes Back From Paris Conference   Expresses Hope Big Four Ministers Will  Aeveant Paara Tarme

Confident Much Good Has Been Done As He Confers With Truman   Secretary Arrives Home From 79-Day Session Hopeful That Ministers Can Complete Work Started On Five Vital Treaties.

BYRNES LANDS IN WASHINGTON   SAYS PARIS CONFERENCE NOT A TOTAL LOSS

BYRNES BACK FROM PARIS PEACE MEET   Will Give Radio Report to Nation Friday Evening

Peace Progress Seen By Byrnes   Secretary Of State Returns From Paris After 79 Days Of Discussing Terms With Our Allies

BYRNES Hl ‘BIG FOUR’ WILL OK PARIS PACTS   Expresses Opinion Great Progress Was Made during Peace Conference

@ PAUL MALLON—   TT  Concludes American Art Needs Advertising Department

@ PAUL MALLON Concludes American Art Needs Advertising Department

Deadline in Steel Strike on Monday Pending New Talks   Rival Spokesmen to’ Meet  Tomorrow in Washington  ) a5 Industry Nears:  Normalcy

TERMS ENDING COAL STRIKE ARE ANNOUNCED   Interior Department’s Text Of Agreement With UMW Given

Outline Of Contract Signed By Government, United Mine Workers   Highlights Of Contract

ANDERSON FAVORS KEEPING CEILINGS FUR MEAT PRICES   Agriculture Secretary Is Heard On Subject In Washington.   P-T-A MAKES PLEA FOR PRICE CURBS   Appeal To Congress Is Favored In Request of Association.

Anderson Urges Meat Ceilings   Would Avert Wrecking Strike Settlements

Soviet Unlooses Bifter Attack Against Correspondent's Version...  “Tron Curtain” in Russia---Friendship Not Wanted   can people are ready to know the secrets of the de-screened world. But there awaits them deen disannointman?.”’

Pravda Rails At Atkinson   Official Soviet. Paper  Calls U. S.: Newsman ~“Untalented Slanderer’

Pravda Attacks American Writer Who “Slanders” Russia In Report On Stav Behind “Iron Curtain”

Pravda Flays U.S. Writer   Says Atkinson of New York Times Is “Untalented Slanderer”’

Russia Raps U.S. Writer For Articles   Correspondent Termed “Pen Gangster’ For His Reporting

Pravda Sharply Hits At New York Writer   Brooks Atkinson Under Heavy Fire For His Articles

American Writer Draws Pravda’s Ire For His Reports   New Yorker Has Said Soviet Government Totalitarian, Millions in Jail or Exile

Yanks Stage Dawn Investigation Of Camp in Germany   CID Agents Searching Houses for Con traband in Village Near Frankfurt

YANKEE POLICE SWOOP DOWN ON JEWISH CAMP   Chief Operator Seized; House  To House Search Reveals Contraband

BIG FOUR DEADLOCK CONTINUES   Molotov Opposes Byrnes Plan On Peace Parley Date

BYRNES PROPOSES PEACE PARLEY AT PARIS ON JUNE 15   Big Four Ministers. Fail to Agree on Italian and Realtan lecune

LACK OF MEAT PUT ON TRUMAN   Blame Tossed By Republican National Chairman Reece

Blame For Shortage Tossed No Demobilizatior ‘Back To President By Reece Of O.P.A. Forces

Reece Hits Back at Truman Slur   Democrats in-Control of Congress, Chief Is Reminded

REECE BLAMES _ “CRISIS ON DEMS   Republican Leader Replies to Truman’s Address.

GOP Chairmai Strikes Baek  At President   Reply to Decontrol Address Points Out Similarity to LOM Easing of Controls

TRUMAN GETS MEAT BLAME   6.0.P. Chairman Reece Tosses Shortage Responsibility Back to President.

REECE URGES ELECTION OF GOP CONGRESS   Republican Chairman Tosses Blame for Shortages Back at Truman

 The Other Side Gop Says Truman May Put Rack Controls After Election

GOP Chairman Accuses Truman Of Using Meat Control To Talk Politics

Truman Blamed For Meat Lack   Reece Replies, Asks For GOP Congress

Reece Blames Truman   GOP Chairmar Urges Election Of Republicans

Tosses Blame For Shortage Back to Demos  Urges Election of P Conaress

TEXAS NOVEMBER OIL ALLOWABLE UPPED BY BOARD 66,876 BBLS.  INCREASE IN DAYS OF PRODUCTION, PLUS NEW RATES CALISE OF HIKE

CHINESE COMMUNISTS ON THE MOVE   F ull-Scale ‘Drive On Tsingtao Is Expected —

Communists Said to Be Preparing Drive Against Naval Base   U.S. Commander Must Decide On Fight Or With-Draw Policy

Chinese Reds May Fight U.S.   Attack Impending Upon Seventh Fleet At Tsinvstao

CHINESE REDS NEAR AMERICANS   Drive on Tsingtao Base  Expected Momentarily, Precipitating Crisis

U.S. Base’  At T singtao Mav Be Hit By Chinese   Fulj Seale Drive on Area Anticipated and Garrison Is Placed  on 24 Hour Alert

COMMUNISTS MENACE U. S. CHINA BASE   Full-Scale Attack On Tsingtao Is Expected Soon

U. S. Fleet Base Reported Target Of Chinese Red:   American Observers Fear Assault - on- ‘Tsingtao Will Come Scon

Yanks Alerted For Red Drive: On Naval Base   Get Out Or Fight Will Be Decision ‘For UF S. Marines

—SHOWDOWN IN CHINA—  U. S. Expects Communisi Drive to Seize Tsingtao

COMMUNISTS MAY ATTACK AMERICAN  BASE. GARRISON   Yanks Placed in Ticklish Position, Since City Would Fall Unless Yanks Defend It.

Bill to Transfer Land Introduced   Would Give U. S. Domain To 13 Western States

SITE NEEDED FOR 39 HOUSING UNITS   If Location Not Available Soon City May Lose  Project   TWO SPOTS IN VIEW

"35 HOUSING UNITS   If Location Not Available Soon City May Lose  Project   TWO SPOTS IN VIEW

U.N. HEADED FOR DISPUTE   Ukrainian Charges, Russian Demand to Bring Wrangling

COUNCIL SET FOR A FIGHT   GREECE AND TROOP INFORMATION ARE RED RAISED ISSUES

Rey. McFadyen Touring State   Pinetops Man Searches For Possible Location  For Presbyterian Home

WALL STREET STOCKS DROP 2 BILLIONS MORE .TO LOWEST POINT SINCE DEATH OF ROOSEVELT

 : Plan to Train Veterans  On the Farm Offering Them   Offering Them Minimum of  $90 a Month

5-Alarm Fire  In Baltimore   Furniture Plant Is Completely Destroyed

Baltimore Plant Gutted By Blaze   Only Brick Walls Standing Of King Furniture Mane ifactiuring Company

SAFETY RULES VIOLATED, CAA SPOKESMEN SAY   Survivor of Plane Feund Sobbing In Brush

Airliner  Crashes; 2 Killed   Two-Year-Old Boy Suwvives; Hunt Three In Elko, Nev. Disaster

Baby Sole Survivor  of Wreck   Chartered Plane Hits Ground Seeking Elko Airport Landing

= -Year-Old ‘Survives Fatal Ride   Airliner Hits Desert Mountain

BIG LUXURY LINER SMACKS NEVADA HILL CREST: BOY, 2. FOUND ALIVE IN WRECK

DEATH TOLL IN AIRLINER CRASH MAY REACH 20   Eighteen Bodies Found,2 Missing; Ray Te Qavad

2-Year-Old Boy Is Only Survivor of N.Y -Frisco Liner   Plane Crashes and Bums on Fog-Bound Desert Mountain

21 Perish in Crash of Big Airliner   Two-Year-Old Boy Sole Survivor of Nevada Disaster

Commi ttee’s Action Assailed  New Charges Hurled In State Demo Feud

Weekend Heat Wave Takes Fifteen Lives   Relief Promised As Thousands Seek Relief From Hot Weather

Average Little Man on Way Home to Hot Supper of Steaks Remembers Epoch Year Just Ended and Hopes For Happier World

Interesting News, Mostly About Iowa   Penn Student Seritenced * As Draft Law Violator

Soviet Plan For Control ‘Unrealistic   Offers U. S. Pledge To Assume Leading Part in Peace Quest

LIE ACCEPTS UNO SECRETARY  GENERALSHIP   Norwegian Foreign Minister Hailed As Ideal Choice.

Franco Faces New Pressure   Spanish Dictator Orders Demonstration Of Sollidarity For His Regime

FRANCO ORDERS FALANGIST RALLY   Franco Given  Notice to Quit; UNO, Mav Ferce Issue i

French Air Troops Help Smash Rebels      Operations Crush Resistance—Java  Violence Subdned

French Win in Southern  Indo China   Resistance Of Natives Broken

Big 3 Peace Meet Sought  _ Both Senate, House - Hear Pleas for Move ee Loe’

Tank Collapses, Two Children Die   100-Foot Water Storage Unit Falls On House

U.S, SLIPPING» IN EDUCATION   Britain And Russia Ahea Of This Nation, Speaker Says

U.S. Siandards Of Education Sagging   Speakers Say Russia and England Have Shown Improvement

Strikes, Violence Appear in Korea   Report on Conditions Made by MacArthur

Clark Orders Federal Probe Of Lynching   Two Geergia Negro Conples Waylaid, Shot to Death hy Band of Armed White Men

Mob Kills Two Negroes And Thei r Wives From Ambush .  Four Lynched In Georgia

Mob Lynches Four Negroes In Georets   One Of Slain Negroes Arrested On Charge Of Stabbing Employer

Georgia Mob Seizes, Kills  Four Negroes   Waylaid As White Farmer Held At Bay With Guns; Bodies Riddled By 60 Bullets; U. S. To Launch Investigation  )

2 MEN, WIVES TAKEN FROM WHITE FARMER   Latter Held At Gun Point During Roadside Shooting

Armed Georgia Mob Kills Two Negro Men and Their Wives   One Victim Was Out on Bond on Charge of Stabbing Employer   Justice Department to

Georgia Negroes Lynched   White Men Murder 4 Colored People On Secluded Road

Armed Whites Kill Four Georgia Negroes   Band Waylays White Former and Four Colored Workers—No Mock« Were Warn

U.S.TO PROBE NEGRO SLAYINGS   4 Ave Shot to Death by Southern White Men

TO DEATH IN GA.   Held White Man at Gunpoint While Murdering Colored People.   ONE WAS UNDER BOND   The Negroes Were Riding In An Automobile With Loy Harrison, a Farmer.

— SHOOTINGS —  4 Lynched By Mob > In Georgia   2 Men, Wives Ambushed by Armed Band

ARMED WHITE MEN AMBUSH KILL NEGROES   I'wo Men and Their Wives Are Slain Near the Walton-Oconee County Line in Northeast Georgia, Sheriff Reports.

@ Bodies of 4 Negrocs Rid:  died With an Estimated 60 Shots Fired By Mob of 20 to 30 White Men. 

FOUR NEGROES SHOT TO DEATH BY MOB   Qvartet Waylaid on Georgia Highwey. .°

Mob Slays 4N egroes  In Georgia f   Two Men And Wives Ambushed And Shit To Death; Inquiry  Is Under Way

4 Negroes Slain by Georgia Mob   Bodies Riddled With Bullets; Two Victims Are Women

Bodies Are Riddled  By Bullets   One of Victims Charged in Stabbing Ot Former Emnulovar.

‘Band of White Men Lynch Four Negri After One of the Negroes Had Stabbed His Emplover:'No Clues to Identitiéy;

‘Armed White ‘Band Shoots.  Fi our Negroes   White Man With Negroes Held At Gun Point While Four Murdetcd. sf

4 Negroes Killed By Bullets From  Georgia Lynchers  ~ Mob of 20 to 30  _ Shoots 2 Men, Womer - After Stabbing

Lynch — Four Negroes   Gang of 25 to 30. Men  In Georgia Shoots Two Men and Two Women to Death:_On Way to Jobs

NEGROES SLAIN ~ BY GEORGIANS      .TWO MEN AND THEIR WIVE SHOT TO DEATIE AS RESULT OF STABBING CA!

4 NEGROES ARE SLAIN BY BAND OF WHITE MEN   Georgia Slayings Laid to 20 Or 25 Persons, None of Whom Was Masked

Band Shoots Four Negroes fo Death   Georgia Scene of Slaying Of Two Negro Couples

4 NEGROES LYNCHED   ‘Band of 20 Georgia White Men Waylaid Them on a Country Road

MOB IN GEORGIA KILLS 4 NEGROES   TWO MEN AND THEIR WIVES SLAIN WITH SHOTGUNS, PISTOLS

Murder In South Armed Band Slays 4 Negroes On Secluded Georgia Road   Wavlaid At Bridge

Band Of Whites “Ambush, Shoot Negro Couples   One Of V ictims ' Arrested “Earlier For Stabbing Of Former Employer

Four Negroes Slain By Band Of Armed Whites   Two Couples Ambushed And Shot To Death y By Gang Of 20 Or 30 Armed White Men; Women Last To Be Killed

Four Negroes Shot to Death   Band of Armed White Men Ambushed, and Slays Two Georgia Negro Couples

Four Negroes In Georgia Ambushed, Shot to Death By Band of Armed Whites

Georgia Mob Kills 4 Negroes  Lynch-Gang Turns Gun On White Frienc

—MOB RULE— A. Negroes Are Slain In Georgia  Ambushed, Shot By Armed Band

Georgia Mob Stops, Kills Four Negroes Following Stabbing   Farmer Says Men Unknown To Him Though Not Maskec

4 Negroes Lynched In Georgia Band of Armed  White Men Shoot Tham ta Daath.

Band of Whites Kills 4 Negroes .   Group Shot on Lonely Georgia Road

Trying To Scuttle The Leathernecks  Marine Boss Says Corps Is Threatened By.Army’s Plot

Marines Chief Accuses War Dept. of Planning to Scuttle Marine Corps

Merger Plan Will Scuttle Marines, Vandeorift Say:   Charges War Department Harbors Plot to Eliminate Leathernecks

Marine Chief ‘Smells’ Plot   Vandegrift Charges Devildozs Doomed

ON MERGER PLAN   General Says Army Heads Would “Scuttle” U.S. Marine fnene

FIVE COMMUNIST PARTY LEADERS CONVICTED OF © *SQUATTER’ CONSPIRACY

Halsey (Given Orders Belore  Pearl Harbor   Admiral Kimmel Asserts He Gave “War Orders” to Halsey Several Days Before Jap Attack.

Halsey Left Pearl Harbor With “War Orders” Days Before Dec. 7 Probe Learns

ISSUED HALSEY ‘WAR ORDERS’ BEFORE PH RAID   U. S. Tank Force Instructed to Sink All Jap Ships They Found

Secret Testimony Reveals that U. S. Fleet: Told To Sink Nip Ships Before War Began:

HALSEY TOLD TO SINK EVERY JAP SHIP MEI   Information Lack  Blamed for Naval  Disaster

Kimmel’s ‘War’ Orders to Halsey Revealed Today   Naval Chief Declares He Told Halsey to ‘Arm Everything, Sink Every Jap Ship’ Before Japs Struck Pearl Harbor

‘War Orders’ Given by Kimmel Ahead of Japs’ Sneak Attacl   Pearl Harbor Committee Get Statements Made . bo Fleet Commander

Adm. Kimmel Gave Halsey “War Orders’ Several Days Before Pearl Harbor Attack   Told To Sink Every Japanese Found When He Sailed With Task Force

Kimmel’s ‘War’ Orders to Halsey Revealed Today      Naval Chief Declares He Told Halsey to ‘Arm Everything, Sink Every Jap Ship Before Japs Struck Pearl Harbor   BY JACK RELI, and . W. DAVIS

Kimmel Gave Halsey ‘War Orders Before Japs’ Pearl Harbor Attack   Under Those Orders Halsey Armed Everything And Told Them To Sink Every Japanese Ship That They Found

Kimmel Gave War Orders Before Attack   Halsey Task Force Told To Sink Jan Shins

HALSEY GOT WAR ORDERS PEARL HARBOR GROUP LEARNS   Kimmel Reported Admiral Armed Everything To Sink Jap Ships

Kimmel’s Story Is Coming Out   Gave ‘War Orders’ Before Japs Hit

Kimmel Gave Adm. Halsey War Orders Before December 7   Aliso Savs Vital Information At Washington Was Not Made Available to Him. -

Instructions To Adm. Halsey By Adm. Kimmel Several Days Previous  To Jap Attack

Orders For War Given To Halsey Before Attack   Kimmel Told Fleet To Sink Ships

Kimmel Ordered Halsey  To Duty   Admiral Told Him To Sink Nippon Ships At Sea

KIMMEL TELLS OF WAR ORDERS   Claims Halsey Was Armed, Prepared To Sink Japs

Gave Halsey War Orders, Kimmel   Kimmel: Statements Made Available to Pearl Harbor Probers

Kimmel Gave. ‘War Order ’ To Adm. Halsey   Sailed With ‘Task F. 01 From Pearl Harboi ‘Jap Attack. = ~~            ‘COULD. GIVE. ‘PART:

Kimmel Claims Halsey Given ‘War Orders’ Before Japs’ Sneak Raid Famous Admiral Told to Arm Fleet and Sink Every Japanese Ship Found

Probe Shows Kimmel Gave Halsey  War Orders Prior to 1941 Jap Attack

Kimmel Issued War’ Orders Before Nip Act   Halsey’s Task Force Told To Sink Jap Ships It Sighted

Kimmel Orders Civen To Halsey Prior To Attack   American Officers Told To Sink Every Japanese Ship That They Found

AIMIMEL AY HALGLY GIVEN SIGNAL TO Gf   Statement Made to Roberts Commission Defends His Actions.

HAD DIRECTIONS FOR DAYS BEFORE SURPRISE RAID   Kimmel Report Says He Could Have Given The Attacking Japs “Quite A Party’ If He Had Been Given More Specific Warning.

Iran’s Propaganda Chiet Says Premier “Satisfied” With Soviet Evacuation   Ambaxsador’s Statement- Before L NO “Exaggerated,” Tehran Official Says; Red Troops Move Toward Caspian Sea

Red Withdrawal Satisfies Qavam, Declares Aide  Claims Delegate Allows Sentiment

lrantan Prince Says Ala Exaggerated   Premier Is Satisfied With Progress Of Red Evacuation

lranian Prince Says Ala Exaggerated  Premier !s Satisfied With Progress  

Most State Employes To Get Wage Raises   Increases Ranging From Five To Fifteen percent Are Authorized

NAMES: MARSHAL ONE WHO KNEW OE TOKYO BROADCASI   Gerow, Miles, Stark and Tuiner Also Listed

Says Navy Tried To Get Him To Alter Testimony   Convinced Advisor Is “Defense Attorney” For Stark and Knox

Hush-up by Navy Told by Safford   Efforts to Change Testimony Reported by Navy Officer   Atomizer Bombs Old Stuff to Chuck, The Groundhog

Charge Told By Safford To Probers   Pearl Harbor Witness Claims Effort Made to Get Him  to Reverse Himself

Pressure Used, Winds Message Witness Claims   Saffort Says Effort Made To Get Him To Change Testimony

SAFFORD IN CHARGE VS. NAVY DEPT.   Says Representative Tried io Get Him to Change Testimony

WITNESS CONTACTED IBY OFFICER   Testimony Is On Jap Wind  CaOoo*h Fe Lee

CAPTAIN AVERS NAVY TRIED TO SWAY HIS VIEW   Effort Made To Persuade Him To Change His Testimony

CAPT. SAPFORD INSISTS JAPAN SENT WARNING  Testifies at Investigation His Scie Moe PR      Testifies at Investigation His Account is Borne Out by New Evidence   SAYS HE SAW MESSAGE   Tells Probers Representative of Adm. Hewitt Asked for Retraction

Capt. Safford Bares Attempt To ‘Gag’ Him   Communications Officer Says He Was Asked To Change Story

Witness In Pearl Harbor’s Probe Says Code Received Three Days Before Attack

SAFFORD ASKED 10 CHANGE TESTIMCNY   Protection Sought by ‘Naval Officer for John Knox. Admiral Stark

Army Man Sought In Kidnap-Slaying   Latest Clue Termed ‘Most Important’

Tl Are Accused In Legislative Bribery Scandal   Preliminary Hearing Opens In Lansing; Hemans Is Defiant

UNO MILITARY STAFF HUDDLES   HOLD SECRET. MEETINGS AWAY FROM COUNCIL

sagen  ‘aU? RENAMED BY REPUBLICANS   jnanimously Re - elected county Committee Chairmon At Harmonious Meetno Held At York

TOBIN ORDERS SYMPATHIZERS BACK 10 JOBS   Mayor O’Dwyer Issue Protection Directive for Returnme Drivers

Partial Relief for N.Y. Truck Strike In Sight   Order for 10,000 idle Truckers to Return To Jobs Comes from AFL Teaametar Chink€

10,000 TRUCKMEN RETURN TO WORK   Mayor O'Dwyer Issue Protection Directive. for Returning Drivers

A Break In Truck Strike   Sympathizing Strikers Not. Involved In Con tract Issues Ordered  Back To Jobs By Union

New York Sees Some Easing Of Truck Walkout   Tobin Orders 10,000 Sympathy Strikers To Return To Work.

Mayor O'Dwyer Predicts Fighting In ‘Outlaw’ Strike   Charges Union Is Dominated By Reds; Coal Delivery Down As 25.000 Quit

BRITISH CAPTURE NAZI WARLORD   Reveal Von Model Shot Self in Fear

FORMER REICH CHIEF CAPTURED   British Report Suicide of Rubr Area Field Marshal

GERMAN STAFF CHIEF CAPTURED   Zeitzler Seized In Disguise; Marshal Model Is Reported Suicide

GEN, ZEITZLE IS CAPTURED   GEN. VON MODEL REPORTED A SUICIDE . .

Capture Former  German Chief —   Was In Disguise When Taken Into Custody. .

Jeitzler Captured By British   German Aide Says Field Marshal Model Took His Own Life

eitzler Captured In British Zone   Had Spent Nine Months As Vagrant

Churchill Denounces Soviet “Bloc” Policy   Accuses Russians of Beparting trom Big 3 Yalta Commititments

Soviets Accused  Of Bloc System   Big Three Accords Being Broken In Balkans

 Churchill [Denounces  [Red Policies   He And Attlee Agree Major Powers Have Misused Veto Powers Tn inited Nations

CHURCHILL IN NEW BLAST AT RED POLICIES   Accuses Soviet of Departing from Many Big 3 Agreements

Churchill Claims Soviets Are Departing From Big Three Balkan Plans   AGREES WITH ATTLEE ON USE OF VETO BY POWERS

ATTLEE FAVORS REVIEW OF VETO   Says States Of Diverse Character Must Tolerate Each Other

Churchill Denounces Red Policies; Adherence Big Three Agreements

Churchill Denounces Red Policy   Assails ‘Communized Balkan Bloc;’ Attlee Attacks Misuse of Veto

Churchill Hits At Red Policies In The Balkans   Soviets Declared Not Abiding By Aareements

Agrees With Attlee Vets   Powers Misused in U.N. Council; Latter   Asks Review

Attlee, Churchill Rap Veto   FAMED BRITISHERS ACCUSE RUSSIANS OF DEPARTING FROM PARLEY AGREEMENTS

Churchill Flays Red Balkan Aim   “Communized” Bloc Is Charged by Former British Premier's Taik

Attlee Demands Review of Veto: as Used in UN   : Mutual Toleration Is Imperative to Keep _ Peace, Assertion —

CHURGHILL FLAYS REDS’ BALKAN BLOC   Says Soviet Departs From Big Three Agreements

Churchill Charges Soviets Are Breaking Pacts  Veto Authority Now Being Misused, British Declare

Denounce Russian Policies   Churchill Accuses Soviet Union of Departing From Big Three Agreements

Denounces  Communized Balkan Bloc   Attlee Calls For Review Of Use Of Veto In Council

‘Red Balkan Bloc’ Scored By Churchill   Attlee Accuses Russ of  Abusing Power of U. N. Veto

BRITISH LEADER FLAYS MOSCOW'S BALKAN POLICIES   Former Prime Minister ‘and Attlee Agree on Misuse nt Upta Sawer

CHURCHILL HITS AT SOVIETS FOR BALKAN POLICY   Joins With Attlee In Asking Review Of Veto’s Use In UN Security Council

Policies of Russ Rapped By Churchill   Accuses Moscow of Departing From Bie Three Agreements

Attlee Assails Use Of UN Veto   Calls For Its Review If Peace Of World To Be Maintained

100 Ships Idle on Great Lakes. as Strikers Take Over   _ Auto Workers Promise Aid to Force Strike Demands

Heavy Grain Shipments Are Delayed   Clashes Occur Wher Rival Unions Ignore Picket Lines; Reports At Variance.

Shutdown of Lakes Shipping Seen by Union   40 Ships Now Idle; Curran Predicts 100 Will Be Tied Up By Tonight

Strike Idles Shins On Great Lakes   Maritime Unions’ Walkout Threatens to Tie Up 100 Vessels.

Maritime Union Strike will Grow, Curran Predicts   50 More Great Lakes Ships Expected to Tie Up When They Dock

1120 Seamen Are Off Jobs; Curran Pushing Walkout   NMU Claims Disputec By Carriers; More Ships Facing Layup

TWO-WAR VET SEEN ~NEW LEGION CHIEF   Group Demands Strong Amer: ican Foreign Policy.

PAUL GRIFTITH WILL BE NEXT LEGION HEAD   Election of Uniontown, Pa., Man Expected Today

CONVENTION APPROVES LiFTING CEILING ON VETS TRAINING EARNINGS—REJECTS  ‘BONUS PROPOSAL: ~—

Griffith Will Be Selected As Head Of Legion   Pennsylvanian To Be Elected National Commander Of American Legion   CONVENTION IS NEARING CLOSE

PLANE CRASH FATAL T0 1:   TEN PASSENGERS AND THREE CREW. MEMBERS ON ARMY TRANSPORT LOST LIVES

HOUSE GROUP VOTES HIKE IN SECURITY TAX   Approve 50 Per Cent. Boost Effective On  January 1

HIKE TO 1.5 PER CENT FAVORED  Committee Votes To Boos! Taxes For Social Security

SEGURITY LEVY INGREASE VOTEL   House Group Proposes 15 Percent Tax On Pavrolls

a0 PCT, INCREASE IN PAY ROLL TAX JAN. 1 PROPOSED   ‘House Committee Votes to Boost Levy From 1 to 1.5 Per Cent for Five-Year Period,   URGES JOBLESS PAY FOR MARITIME CREWS   One Member Says Action Had No Relation to Seamen’s Current Dispute With Ship Owners.

INCREASE IS VOTED, SOCIAL SECURITY   Rise of Fifty Per Cen! Is Tacked on by  House Committee

VOTE BOOST IN SOCIAL SECURITY   House Committee for. Inexvanve - "T avsmresee

LABOR OPPOSED TO ANTI-STRIKE MEASURE   House Expected To Accept Senate Version

SENATE BILL ~BAINS FAVOR IN CONGRESS   LABOR LEADERS SLASTING TRUMAN'S PLAN FOR EMERGENCY LEGISLATION  FOR STRIKE CONTROL

Operations Slumping in  Steel Mills .   Government Officials Map New Plans to End Work Stoppage of John L. Lewis’ Coal Miners

Government Works To End 2 Major Strikes at Mines and Westinghouse

CAROLINIAN CHAIRMAN   Officials Mapping Plans To Halt The Coal Strike

LIKE LAST DAY OF SCHOOL  Teacher Rayburn Unable To Keep House in Order

STOCK MARKET PRIGES LEAPED UPWARD: TODAY ‘IDACED BY MEAT ISSLIES

Aa  \Compromise Likely on Minimum Wage Legislation; OPA  Bloody But Still Breathing; Debate H ousing Projects

Climax on Pauley Choice Imminent, Nominee to Give Statement Today

Pauley Hearing Recessed   Tobey Tells Senate Group ‘Certain Matters Have Come Up Concerning Case

Senate Committee Cancels Hearing on Pauley Nomination   Long Battle Seen Reaching Climax; Candidate Plans Statement

Board Waits Statement From Pauley   Senators Cancel Morning Session; Announcement Coming This Afternoon.

Pauley Battle Is Close To Climax: Hearing Canceled   To Answer Withdrawal Suggestions This Afternoon

NO BREAK IN" GOAL STRIKE ~ SEEMS NEA   INDUSTRY PREPARING FOR EX—~ TENDED ~ PERIOD-OF—OUT—— BREAKS IN ITS PRO. te . DUCTION      By NORMAN AGATHON International News Service

INDUSTRY GETS SET FOR LONG STRIKE LAYOFF   Little Chance For End Of Coal Walkout Seen; Some Miners Want To Work

Unemployment !s Mounting Rapidly  Industry Preparing for Long Period of Idieness

NO QUICK PEACE IN COAL STRIKE ANTICIPATED   Miners in Some Areas Ask Relief Agencies to Feed Families

Roosevell Agreed On Veto Power, Son Says      Late President Emphatic in His Liking for Premier Stalin

4-Years-Old Child Seriously Burned Because He Piaved With Matches

WARNING GIVEN OF BOMB PLOT   Jewish Underground Groups Reported Uniting in Palestine

Arab Forces Are Being Imported Into Jerusalen   Make Appearance In Holy City—On Guard At Entrances To Buildings   PALESTINE-——WIDE OFFENSIVE HINTED  (RITT.T.FTIN)

12. French Killed In Indochina   Nine-Hour Battle Follows Annamite Ambush of Truck Convoy

” BOPRES W EAS   Death Unexpected FoHlowing Operation. Two Weeks has la W

J. J, PELLEY, RAIL _ MAGNATE, EXPIRES    Association President Dies ir Woshinogton Hospital

RAIL OFFICIAL DIES   J. J. Pellev Was President of Amer. jean Railroads Association

VETERAN RAIL OFFICIAL DIES   John J. Pelley, President Of American RR Group, Succumbs at Age 68

JOHN J. PELLEY, RAIL EXECUTIVE, VICTIM OF DEATH   President of Association American Railroads Dies in Washineton

JOHN J. PELLEY DIES IN CAPITA AT AGE OF ff   Head of Association of Railroads and Well Known Here

U.S. RAILROAD LEADER DIES   John Pelley, Head Of R. R. Association, Dies at Age of 68

Close Associates of President Association American Railroads, Surprised At News

NATIONAL RAIL OFFICIAL DIES   lliness Fatal to John Pelley, 68, President of Americon Association

Pelley, Leader Of Railroad Industry, Dies   Association Head Began Career as  Clerk in 1899

BORMANN PLANNED POLYGAMY IN REICH   ‘Nazi Hoped to Provide Army  foy Future

@ PETER EDSON   How Labor and Industry React— in Nine Difficult Yale Lessons

BURGLARS KILL AGED CHICAGOAN   Retired Businessman, 84, Beaten To Death: Maid In Home Slugged

Wires Locals Stand By for Instructions Of General Office   ClO Leaders Say Rank, File Will Determine Actions

U. S. Prepares To Take Over Meat Plants   Workers Will Get Old Pay; Ending O¢ Steike Doubtful

AFL Meat Packer Workers Warned Of Being Misled  Union Heads Report No Return Action

PRESIDENT SAYS STRIKERS WILL GET ‘OLD WAGES   Action Comes as Government Pree pares to Take Over Packing Piants   ‘Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

U.S. MAKES PLANS FOR OPERATING PACKING HOUSES   NO INDICATION OF STEEL SEIZURE AS STRIKE CONTINUES

NO BOOST FOR MEAT STRIKER’   Will Go Back To Werk A Old Wages Saturday, Truman Decrees

Return to Job: Undecided By Meat Workers   AFL Strikers “Stand.  ing By’, ClO to Meet Friday—Truman Urges Steel Accept Offer

ATTITUDE OF UNION CHIEFS UNREVEALED   Leaders of 193,000 Meat Workers Cali Strategy Meeting for Friday to Make Decision  me ims ea. me te - et an Mn air

C10 Workers Undecided On: Return Order:   AFL Strikers Instructed - Te. Await Further W ord Peon Headquarters.   VIOLENCE HITS OHIO

Strikers Told To Await Word On Instructions  Steel Industry May  Be Seized Later

RETURN OF AFL UNION IN DOUBT   Stand-by Order Issued After Wage Statement

Truman Says Striking Workers Would Return at Old Wages When Industry Is Seized Saturday

Pres. Truman Says Packers Will Work for Government At Their Old Scale of Wages.      AFL TELLS WORKERS TO WAIT FOR ORDERS

Members Told To ‘Stand By;’ Old Wages To Pre vail In Seized Plants.

Meat Situation Left Up In Air Over Pay Scale   Old Wages To Be Paid Under Seizure, Says Truman; Unions Not Decided On Returnina

U.S. Proceeds With Plans To Operate Plants   But Union Wires Men To Stand By For Further Instructions

Doubt Raised On Return of Meat Strikers   A. F. of L. Notified All of Its Locals to ‘Stand Ry’

Pay Scale Remains Is Claim of Truman   Strategy Meet Set To Determine If Strikers Work For Government

163,000 Strikers Give No Word About Workina   AFL Union Head Says 70,000 Will Return; CIO Calls For Parley

Packing Workers Hedging   AFL Union Withholds Definite Assurance Of Return When Meat Plants Seized Next Saturdey

Hitch-Hiking Bugs Eat DDT for Dessert .. War in Air Waged on Insects   Little Villains to Be Exploded by "Atomic Goo

Congress Bill Would Have U.S. Put Up $100,000,000 To Wage Fight On Cancer

1,680,000 Men Now Off Jobs Through Nation   Government May Step In To Halt Week-Old Packinghouse Troubles

Nation's Idle Swells to Total Of 1,680,000   30,000 Walk Out in International Harvester Company

STEEL STRIKE MIGHTIEST IN J. §. HISTORY   Meat Plants May Be Seized

750,000 Workers In Sree Plants dled   Government Seizure Of Meat Concerns Considered

SPRINGTIME IN TOKYO '§ DULL   Strict Non-Fraternization Ban Embarrassing Even  To Officers

2B ye- B ye Madame Buttert ly  InJapana Y oung Man’sF: ancy Turns to T houghtsof $10 Fin ine

Necking Jap Girls Will Result In  $10 Fines For American Soldiers

BAN G. . FANCY FOR JAP GIRLS   ASSESS FINES OF $10 ON CHARGES OF FRATERNIZING

Unrest Boils Up In Philippines   Luzon Peasants Say Roxas Is Reactionary

Coast Guard Releases  Suspended In Move To PreventShipping Tieup   By NORMAN WALKER

Coast Guard Use Hinted if Seamen Go on Strike   Hopes of Settlement Brightens as Unions  Modify Their Demands

Coast Guard Discharges Suspended  Men May Be Used On Ships in Event Of Maritime Strike

Coast Guard Acts in Strike Threat  All Discharges Fron Service Suspended

AH Discharges Ordered Halted By Coast Guard   New Measure Is Announced  As Maritime Officials Wh el SJ menmnn.*

Coast Guard, Apparently Preparing For Ship Strike, Halts Discharges

COAST GUARD HOLDS MEN IN STRIKE CRISIS   MARITIME UNIONS READY TO MAKE CONCESSIONS

All Coast Guard Discharge Suspended as Strike Mov e   Unions Indicate Willingness to Make New Concessions to Avert Ship Walkout Navy ‘Considers’ Curb on Discharges

+,  Coast Guardsmen Denied Discharges As Nation Braces for Ship Tieup

In Preparation For Maritime Strike.. Con. ciliators Report . Pxogress In Efforts to Pre—oantokeatkeit

U.S. HALTS COAST GUARD DISCHARGES   MEN TO BE USED IF MARE TIME WORKERS CARRY OUT THREAT TO STRIKE.

Coast Guard Acts E Strike Threat  All Discharges Fror   Onevieen Sucnended

Government Moves To Meet Shipping Strike  Coast Guard Holding Up All Discharges —

COAST GUARD DISCHARGES — SUSPENDED   Apparent Preparation ' ‘or tened . . Shin Strike

Coast Guard. Suspends All - Discharges   iMove Mads Apr-tressth +Jo Provide Men For ' Ships Jin Evaat Of ©  Maritim=~ Chiba

Coast Guard Discharge: Halt Because of Crisis   Conciliators Report Progress In Efforts to Avert Ship Tieup

Kisenhower Urges Nations To Seek Peace   reneral Says Eve ry Nation De ‘pe ‘neds ‘On Karnest © ope ration’ To End War

IMREE GITIka WIN RANKING ON 1945 LS]   Des Moines, Mason City and lowa City Mentioned by Council.

THIEF RING STOLE JEWELS, 1° BELIEVED   Smoothly Coordinated Outfit Of International Fame Committed Crime

ANTI-BRITISH WAVE SWEEPS PALESTINE   Jews in 3-Hour Gencral Strike; Scores Arrested

SENATE NEARS TEST ON LOAN   Military Base Amendment To Provide First Show Of Opposition Strength

Grill Second Janitor As  Girl’s Killer   Lie Detector Being Used to  Solve Crime

LE DETEL TeaTa FAGINE ALL SUSPEGTS   Everyone with Keys t Murder Room to Be Quizzed.

Question Alt Who Have Key fo Fatal Room   Janitor Denies Killing Girl, 6; No Charge Filed

POLICE PLAN LIE TEST FOR VERBURGH   Janitor Denies Kidnap-Slaying Of Suzenne Degnan, 6

POLICE QUIZ SUSPECTS IN CHILD SLAYING   All Persons Known to Have Key to Murder Basement In Chicago Grilled.

LIE DETECTOR TEST WILL BE GIVEN JANITOR   Claim Body Of Child Had Been Dissected In Apartment Buildine

Denies He  _ pee      EVIDENCE POINTS IN HIS. DIRECTION; TWO TO BE ~ GIVEN LIE DETECTOR TEST

Police Hold Custodians Of Apartment Where Child Dissected   Lie Detector Test To Be Given Them   Hack-Saw Found In Locker Near Where Body Cut Up By Sadistic Killer

GENERAL MORGAN  FIRED AS UNRRA  CHIEF IN EUROPE BRITON WAS STORM  CENTER IN ALLEGED JEWISH CONSPIRACY

DISCUSS TREATY FOR ITALY AND RUMANIA   Report Red Troop Movements In Balkan Area

Election Law Changes Move Toward Vote At Richmond   State Constitution Would Be Amended  To Effect Revisions

What’ s Happened to War Goods. Earmarked for Gls?  Congressional Probers to Find Out

NRECESS TO DY FIRM 1 POLICY   Novel American Intepréetation Starts Delegates Buzzing .

U.S. DEMANDS PACIFIC ISLES WON BY BLOOD   Pronouncement Throws U. N.  Assembly Into Tailspin; Einht Antininatad

America Voices Intention Of Holding Pacific Isles   Unless UN Agrees to ‘Strategic’ Trusteeship, U. S. Will Retain Control Regardless

NRECESS 10 STUDY FIRM 1S POLICY   Novel American Interpretation Starts Delegates Buzzing

UNITED NATIONS POSTPONE MEETING SCHEDULED FOR  TODAY AFTER POLICY  __IS_ANNOUNCED_

THE ATOMIC AGE  Scientists Urge Vesting A-Control In High Places

French fo Act On New Cabinet   Socialist Cabinet Scheduled For Submission To Assembly Today

VOTE TODAY ON FRENCH CABINET   Blum’s All-Socialist Body, First Cabinet Of Fourth Republic, Expected To Be Approved Today.

Nation Pinched By Truck Tieug   Shortages Beginning to be Felt in Metropolitan Area

TRUCK STRIKE TS SPREADING   Store Stocks Cut As Tieup By Drivers Spreads To Three More States

Truek Strike Effect Spreads   Shortages Felt as More Drivers Strike

New York Truck ‘Strike Felt in f ‘Large Territory  ge Pas i of _eduste ial   Hugs Past of l.dustrial East Noticing Clfect Of Tie Up: *

East Begins To Feel Pinch In Truck Strike   30,000 Drivers Idle As Walkout Spreads To Several States

Council Puts Off Decision As To Greece   Ukranian Charges Not To Be Heard Until Tuesday Following Plebicite On Return of King George

Lake Success Debate Rages   Russia and Britain Fight Over Charges Against Greece

TRUMAN GREETS CALLERS ON YACHT AT QUONSET   Meets Governor Pastore, Solicitor General McGrath   Denles Talks Have Polifical Siz nificance; Navy's Head Drops  In on President

Truman Is Non-Committal On Politics As He Spends Vacation At Quonset Point

Truman Has Needed Rest  Feces Ferenet President Tarrying A. 4... oe tb3de i ® a

Truman Shuns All Political Talk On His Vacation   Presidert’s Diet to Reduce Is His Main Concern; No Guests Aboard Yacht

TRUMAN ENJOYS SEA VACATION      Greets Official Callers At Quonset Point, R. I1.: Hopes To Lose Five More Pounds.

Truman Meets Few Callers; ‘Just Resting’  . President Talks ‘ To Reporters And TDiadeaac Paliticc

Truman Tarries  To Check Mail   President Enjoying Vacation; Talking Life Fasy

Truman Plays Down Political Implications Of Visits By Rhode Island State Officials   Tells Reporters He Is Simply On Summer Vacation Cruise, Nothing More

Truman Eyes Missouri Vote   Endorses Axtell in 5th District Race

REMAINS ALOOF ‘IN TURBULENT PRIMARY FIGHT  PRESIDENT FAVORS  AXTELL TO UNSEAT REP. SLAUGHTER

Truman Watches  Kansas Campaign   President's Political Prestige Involved in Representative’s Race

Missouri Race Test of Truman   Turbulent Campaign Marked by President's Fight on Slaughter

TRUMAN ‘EYES’ POLITICAL ISSUE INHOME STATE   President Supports Axtell ir Campaign to Defeat Representative

Truman Watches from Sidelines As Axtell and Slaughter Trade Final Punches in Kansas Battle

Truman Watches Missouri: Race From Sidelines   Congress Fight Nears Climax

Missouri Congressional Campaign Nears Climax With President Truman Relaxing On Sidelines

Pres. Truman 1 falaxes Or Sidelines As Mi: ouri.” Senatorial Race «.oses”

President In Missouri To Cast Vote   Campaign In Which He Has Taken Part Nears Its End

Truman Keeps Silent About Kansas Voting   With President's Political Prestige involved, Voters Will Write Verdict Tuesday

Truman Silent ‘As Turbulent Campaign En nds   Complaints and Counter.  phints. of- Excessive Spending Made In. . Missouci

Truman Watches K.C. Demo Race Fram Sidelines   Although Endorsing Axtell President Has Remained Aloof From Hot Contest

TRUMAN WATCHES AS VOTE BATTLE RAGES   Complaints Heat Missour Congressional Fight

TRUMAN EYEING MISSOURI RACE   President Silent As Tur. bulent Campaign Nears Clese   BALLOT ON TUESDAY

TRUMAN KEEPS SILENT ABOUT MO, ELECTION   Family Staying At Independence To Cast Ballots

Truman Watches Election Drive  Missourians Will Cast Votes Tuesday

KELLEY CHARGES LOCAL WORKERS WERE LOCKED QUT   Company Spekesmen Dedare Men: Sent Home Be‘cause Sunoly is Exhoustad

Auto Pacts Setting Pace For Others   Nearly Two Million Ave Still Idle Due te Strikes

Hopes Rising for Peace on Labor Front   Packer, Chrysler, Ford Results Give Rise to Optimism

Meat Packers Are Working: Two Auto Plants, Union Sign; Settlement Pattern May Be Set

CIO And AFL Workers Re turn To Jobs Under Federal Operation _   Steel Dispute Still Deadlockes   Settlement Of Two Aut Pay Rows Lends Hope For Other Agreements

PACKERS RETURN TO MEAT PLANTS SEIZED BY UL S.   Auto Agreements Spur Hope for Early Labor Peace

PRODUCTION RESUMED AT MEAT PLANTS   Steel Strike Remains Deadlocked

FORD, CHRYSLER PACTS WITH lO MAY PROVE. KEY   Meanwhile, Workers: Return to Packing House Jobs Under Seizure   STEEL DEADLOCK. HOLDS   But Labor Sources Believe Auto Agreements Weaken Case Against Boost

"Nation Is Now Watchin: (;eneral Moters and Steel Strikes.  GMC AND UNION FAR APART AS EVER  } The Week Old Steel Strike Still Remains In a Deadlock.

New Yorker Under Fire   Congress May Deny Seat to Marcantonio As “Red Mouthpiece”

May Seek to Bar Marcantonio   Probable Resolution To Deny Seat May Be Offered, Rankin

Congressional Committee Probing ,His Election; Charged of Being Communist Mouthpiece

Move to Deny Congressman Seat Started   New Yorker to Re Investigated By House Group

NEW YORK SOLON MICHT LOSE SEAT IDUE TO ACTIVITIES   Representative Rankin Indicates He May Offer Resolution Against Marcantonio

Congressmen Probe Vito’s Election  Move Underway To Bar Marcantonic

Vito Marcantonio May Be Denied Seat in Congress   Investigation May Prove His Unfitness to Hold Any Public Office

CONGRESS GROUP PROBES ELECTION OF MARCANTONIG   Rankin Supports Move  to Deny New Yorker Seot  tn Maw Manca

MARCANTONIO FROM HOUSE   Quiet Move Under Way to Deny a Seat to New York City Man—Probe of His Election Is Being Conducted.

Rankin Backs Move To Oust  Marcantonio   Committee To Investigate

Quiet Move Is Underway....  Resolution Will Be Made To Refuse Congress Seat To Marcantonio Of N.Y.

Rankin Backs Move To Deny House Seat To Vito Marcantonio   Probe Election Of New York's Labor Leaislator

Marcantonio May Be Denied Seat In House   Move Underway To Ques tion Political Affiliations of New Yorker

RANKIN HITS BACK New York’s Marcantonio May Be Denied Seat In Congress

HOPES T0 BAR MARCANTONIO   Move To Deny Seat Te New Yorker Is Backed By Rankin

Start Quiet Move To Bar  Marcontonia   Congressional Committee Is Investigating New Yorker’s Election To , House .

SOLON TO FACE FIGHT FOR SEAT   Election of Rep. Marcantonio Of New York City Is Challenged

FEPC Bill Faces Death Sentence   Vote Expected To Make  Senate Drop Measure

FILIBUSTERERS GAIN VICTORY   Senate Scheduled To Drop FEPC Debate Saturday

FEPC BILL TO FACE EXECUTION   Senate to Vote Tomorrow on Debate Limit

Southern Demo Victory Seen in Fight on FEPC as Filibuster Vote Slated

Employment Bill Doomed in Senate   Vote on Debate Limit Proposal] Set for Tomorrow

HUNT MAN AS SLAYER OF 2 CHILDREN   Wife Hysterical, Unable to Tell What Happened

BABIES FOUND DEAD   Police Search for Alameda Father on Charge of Murder

STRIKE TALKS RESUMED TODAY   GM AND C10 MEET WITH U. 8. MEDIATOR

Says It Will Bring Disastrous Inflation and Hit Hardest at Average People Who Cannot Pay High Prices:

Kaiser Says Price Controls Removal  Would Spell Ruin   Industrialist Predicts Serious: Inflation if Curbs Are Lifted;  Rans N. A. M.

Kaiser Backs OPA  Betore Congress   Says Removal of Price Controls Would Start Disastrous Inflation

‘Ruin’ Would Follow Removal Of OPA Controls, Kaiser Says   Industrialist Urges House Committee To Pass Legislation To Continue OPA

Kaiser Backs  Price Control End Would Hit Those Least Able To Bear It

Kaiser Defends  Price Controls   Industrialist Declares OPA End Would Bring  Disastrous Inflation

Says OPA Need Urgent   ‘Kaiser Declares’ Ruin Would Foltow Ending All Price Controls

PRICE CONTROLS -NEEDED--KAISER   West Coast Manufacturer Declares Most People Hove Limited Buying Power

PRICE CHECKS VITAL, KAISER EMPHASIZES   Fears Ruin For Masses It Controls Are Removed

GROUP OPPOSING ALLEGED NAZI GROUP SEEKING GOVERNM'T'C OVERBTHBOW PROTEST ANTI_NA7ZIC   MACARTHUR TO PERMIT DISPLAY OF IAP FIAGCS   REFUGEE FROM NAZI CONCENTRATION CAMP KILLS HERSELF AFTER ARREST ON SHOPPING CHARGE

Ex-Nazi Prisoner Hangs Herself in Shame After Shoplifting Arrest

MAN BELIEVED HITLER DEPUTY UNDER ARREST   Suspect Discovered On Lonely Farm

Bormann, Hitler Political Chief, Believed Found   British Intelligence Officers Seize Nazi Bearing Close Resemblance To War Criminal on Lonely Farm

Franco Ouster Request Gets Flat Rejection   Three-Power Paper is Turned Down in Advance

Note Refuses Plea Franco  Be Ousted   Nation's Leaders Say They ll Handle Own Difficulties

Nation Is Flooded: With Phoney Whisky Plum Juice, Soggy Spuds And Maybe, Old Overshoes All Go Into These Bottled Headaches

Relief Seen for. Half of Pacific _ Force By June    400,000 More. Soldiers on . Way Home By Then, Patterson Declares   DENIES RECEIVING ° ’’ MacARTHUR LETTER   Save Objection .t6 4-Power Plan for Japan- Did Not Reach Him

Half of 807,000 Vets i in Pacific. Out in 4 Months  War r Chief Also le ud cArthur

Jewel Angle Is Doubted   Pittsburgh Murders Described as “Typical Gang Slayings”

HEAVY TYPHOON HITS [WO JIMA   Historic Battlefield Loses 25% of Buildings; Storm Heads for Japan

MUCH DAMAGE ON WO JIMA   REPORT NEARLY ALE BUILDINGS ON HISTORIC ISLAND WRECKED BY TYPHOON.

A-ENERGY DRAFT IS ADOPTED   But Baruch Plan Left for Further Consideration

PRODUCE ITS WAR LUMBER   Rep. May Linked With Undeveloped Wartime Lumber Co.

Undeveloped Part Of “Empire”  Only Charred Stumps Mark Site Of Mysterious Cumberland Firm

CHERRIES, SOME PEARS, PLUMS ARE DAMACED   Lowest Temp erature In Area Recorded Near Berrien Springs

Cherries, Pears, Plums Hardest Hit Last Night   Little Peach Loss: Apples, Grapes And Berries Unscathed

SC Studies Answer to Accusations   Possibility Arises Spain May Be Permitted to State Her Case Before Security  flaam nil

FRANCISCO FRANCO ISIN A TOUGH DIPLOMATIC SPO}   This Is Since the Wartime Years When Payoff Was ~ Demanded.   A DEMAND BY POLAND   The United Nations Security Council Will Weigh Request.

Franco Squirms On Toughest Diplomatic Spot Since War; May Get Hearing Before U.N.   Poland Claims Regime Constitutes Menace To World’s Peace And Security

Spanish Dictator Squirms on One of Toughest Spots of His Long Career

Go Into Franco’s Deals With Axis   Security Council to Consider Poland’s Demand for Action   “CHARGED AS MENACE   U.N. May Give Opportunity to Present Franco's  Side of Case

Franco Put On Spot by  New Demand   Poland Seeks Action by U. N. Against Spain on Grounds That Nation Is Menace ta Peace

FRANCO PUT ON THE SPOT BY POLAND   Spanish Dictator in the Toughest Diplomatic Situation Since Axis Demanded Pay-otf During the War Years.

Powers © Put Heat On Franco   -U.N. Security Group Will Hear Poland’s Complaint That Spain’s Dictator Is Menace

FRANCO FACES STERNEST TEST   Full-Fledged Review 0 Poland’s Charges Promised

JESTER GIVES PLACE ON RAIL COMMISSION TO HOUSTON OIL MAN  WILLIAM J. MURRAY, FORMER PAW OFFICIAL, IS NAMED APPOINTEE

Burglary of Dick Grocery Store Nets Rich Yield  Parsons Says About $2,500 Secured  Ban B.S io want unin Re 2 He

Burglary of Dick Grocery Store Nets Rich Yield  Parsons Says About $2,500 Secured  Te AAmeminn Beranmnte‘ta

Use Of Vets By OPA In Drive To Stamp Out Nation’s Black Market: Sudqaested By Solon

A. F. L. HEAD BACKING OPA   Urges Prompt Senate Rejection Of House-Adopted Amendments

Use of Veterans Urged fo Strike At Black Market   Rejection Asked Of Amendments To Control Laws

Combat Black Markets With Vets: Murdock   Senator -Proposes New Enforcement Arm To Help OPA

New York’s Irish Mayor in His Element As 75.000 March in St. Patrick’s Parade

@ Freiecn EvVover  Gen. MacArthur's Duties in Japan Remain Unchanged

@ PETER EDSON   Gen. MacArthur’s Duties in Japan Remain Unchanged

NEW KING FOR HEREFORD BULLS  Texas Bull Sells for $52,000—He’s Real Silver

Would Have Cost Him Less to Have Used Two Words— Wanted. Utoenia”

Coal Supplies Are Short In  Some Areas   Cold Wave Moves Into State; Fuel Rationed in Some Places ©

IOWA'S COAL   Some Cities Order Brownouts; Others in Fairly Good Condition

lowa Union Mines Close Down Today  Generally Supplies   Generally Supplies Are Ample Now

UNION MINERS IN TOWA JOIN COAL WALKOUT   Brownouts Considered by Some Communities to Save Fuet Supply

Seaman Would Wed Common-Law Spouse Oo Wants Divorce From Seven Wives

BODY OF MUSSOLINIIS TAKEN FROM. CEMETERY--INVESTIGATION UNDER WAY:

—MUSSOLINI— Discovery Is Made By Workers  Milan Authorities   Milan Authorities Launch Investigation

Mussolini’s Body Taken From Grave   Corpse Removed From Supposedly ‘Secret’ Resting Place

Workers Find Grave Empty AtMilan   Burial Place Known To Few; Cemetery Called German Camp

BODY OF DUCE REMOVED FROM MILAN CEMETERY   Inquiry Into Theft of Body Now Underway

Body of  Mussolini Stolen ~   Milan Authorities Inquire on Blame for Grave Theft

GRAVE ROBBERS XHUME BODY F MUSSOLINI   Milan Authorities Investigate Mystery Of Missina lt Duce.

MUSSOLINI S BODY STOLEN FROM GRAVE   Taken Away at Night By Unknown Persons, Italian Report States

Mussolini's Body Stolen From Grave   Night-Time Theft Of Ex-Dictator's Body Starts Probe

REMOVE BODY OF MUSSOLINI   Remains Of II Duce Stolen At Night From Unmarked Grave

(Grave Robhers Spirit Away Body of Benito Mussolini, Gfticials Report

EXECUTED DICTATOR’: REMAINS GONE FROM PAUPER’S CEMETERY  DISCOVERY MADE BY WORKERS; PROBE IS * IMMEDIATELY BECUN

Stolen During Night, Milan OfficialsSay   Only 3 or 4 Persons Kuew True Burial Place  Of Ex-Duce

 Mussolini's ‘Body is  Missing   Discovery Made This Morning by Workers; Inquiry Is Underway

Cor pse Taken From Pauper’s  Grave In Night   Photographers Who Visit ed Cemetery Yesterday to Gel Pictures Found  Everything m1 Order   Spot Unmarked To Keep Burial Secret   Police Theorize Persons With Knowledge of Undertaker’s Trade Prolably Envoled in ‘Theft

Taken In Night Raid On Cemetery   May Have Been Spirited Away By Fascists For Veneration.

i Duce’s Body Spirited From ‘Cemetery Plot   Believe Removed By Fascists For Veneration; Inquiry Started

MUSSOLINI'S BODY TAKEN FROM GRAVE   Begin Inquiry To Ascertain  Responsibility

Body of Mussolini Stolen From Grave   Officials at Milan, Italy, Believe Fascists Removed Body For. Veneration’; Fallen Duce Burjedin: Pauper‘s Grave After Execution in 1945

Mussolini s Bod Removed From Cemetery Grave  Rioting Convicts At MAilan Prican

Few Knew Just Where His Battered, Shot-Torn Body Had Been Buried

Il Duce’s Body Is Stolen   Fascists Believed To Have Removed Mussolini’s Body For Veneration

Remove Body Of Mussolini  From Grave   “Unknown” Persons Oper Grave In Maggiore Cemetery During Night

Says American Communists Plan General Strike — Seek Overthrow   swmNpra   Seek Overthrow Of American  Government

Navy Plans Robot Plane Experiments In California; 31 Air Centers on West Coast to Be Declared Surplus

Firemen Battle Texas Tank Fire  Three Men Reported Seriously Burned

Eight Injured in Explosion, Fire .  Gasoline Storage Tanks Ignited

GREEK DISORDER T0 BE CRUSHEL   Death Penalty Imposed For Armed Rebels Who Attack Police

MOVE TO CRUSH GREEK DISORDERS   ATHENS SETS UP SUMMARY COURTS WITH POWERS TO PASS DEATH SENTENCES,

Senator Urges. Quick Action On Labor Curbs   Continuous Sessions  Of Congress Asked

SENATOR GEORGE DEMANDS ACTION ON LABOR BILLS      Legislation Seen as Only Solution to U.S. Labor Problems

George Asks Quick Action On Labor Bill   Continuous: Session Of Congress Urged To Set Up Measure

Continue Congress Get Labor Action   Demands Sen. George As Voting Is Delayed

George Calls for Speedy Action on Labor Legislation   Georgia Senator Asks Continuous Sessions of Congress if Necessary

GEORGE URGES STIFF LAW TO CURB STRIKES   Senator Claims Legislation Needed To Govern Relations

George Calls. For Action On Strikes   Only, Solution To Labor Problem Is Legislation, Says Georgia Senator

‘Bloody Butcher’ Sentenced to Die by Hanging  Had Commanded Secret Police in Philippines

JAP POLICE HEAD SENTENCED T0 DIE   ‘COMMANDER OF SECRET FORCE IN MANILA CONVICTED OF WAR CRIMES.

Miners Open Meet Without John L. Lewis   AFL President Green Welcomes UMW Back Inio American Federation of Labor

NATION QUIET ON ANNIVERSARY   One Year Ago Americans Celebrated Wildly Jap Surrender

No Fanfar: Year Aitzx Nip Defeat   FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF JAF SURRENDER IS CHIEFLY‘  QUIET AFFAIR.

‘Day of Prayer and High Resolve. . .’ No Fanfare Marks First Anniversary of Victory Over Japs

New Riots Break Out in Cairo As Protests Moun   Students in Ant-Bnitish Demonstration; 70 Hurt In Alexandria

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HOUSING SHORTAGE AT K. U. CRITICAL   Few Emergency Projects Expected to Be Ready by Fall Term   PLEA TO HOMEOWNERS

HOUSES FOR  FACULTY MEMBERS   Twenty-Nine K. U. Teach: ers Are Seeking Living Quarters in City

Says Chester Most Popular   Lady From California Raps Fellow Solons.

Popular Man   Chester Bowles Choice Of U. S. Housewives, Mrs. Douglas Seyvs

SAYS OPA CHIEF MOST POPULAR   Claims Housewives Appreciate Fight Against Inflation

BLAME JEWISH UNDERGROUND FOR JERUSALEM BLASTING OF BRITISH HEADQUARTERS   Wreeke YVc,

British Army Cente! Blasted in Palestine   10 Killed, 140 Hurt as Wing: Of Hotel Quarters Collapses

House Test Votes Are Won by Supporters of Strike Control Bill   Measure Offered by Representative Case Receives Real Support

CONTROL BILL KEPT SECREI   Efforts to Amend Drastic Strike Curb Measure Are Voted Down

Strike Control Bill Supporters Win Test Votes   Attempts To Modify Cast Measure in House Are Shouted Down

Backers of Case Bill Beat Off Modifications   Supporters Win Series of Test Votes By Big’ Majorities

Strike Control Bill Backers Win Test Votes   Attempts to Modify Case Measure Fail By Large Majorities

STRIKE BILL FOES SUFFER SETBACK   REPEATED ATTEMPTS TO  AMEND DRASTIC CASE MEASTRE BEATEN IN HOUSE.

Supporters Of Case Bill Win In Test Votes   Series Of Amendments To Strike Measure Are Rejected

Backers of New Strike Bill Win Test Votes   Attempts to Change Measure Are Shouted Down

Housing Needs Called lowa’s Major Problem   Main Challenge To This Generation, Says Report  Ta OO teins ie

Housing Seen as Major Neec Facing lowa   State College Man Reports to Governor After State Survey

Blue Tells lowans Housing Needs Are A Major Challenge   Lack of Homes Is the Greatest Limitation Now

New Flight Record Won By Jet Plane   New York-Washington Flight Cuts Previous Record in Two

New Record Is Made By Plane   Pilot Predicts Planes Wil! Fly At Speed Of Sound ‘‘Before Very Long

ARMY JET . FIGHTER SETS SPEED RECORD   Hops From N. Y. To Washing~ fon At 506 MPH.

Price Decontrol Board Starts Hearings;  O’Neal Opposes Farm Produce Ceilings

Chief of OPA Promises Aid  To Industry  Control Board Will Take Up Task Today

OPA Chief Pledges Loose Price Grip To Speed Industry   Forter romises His Office Squarely Behind New -De-Control Board Opening Hearings Today;  9@ Witnecces to Tectify an Crain -

Promise Made to Business and Industry  Porter Says OPA Would Loosen Grip on Controls

Help To Speed  e D.ads Pycia ret a! £ LTUVUUUCLEVAL ;  Is Promised  By OPA Head   Decontrol Board ‘Scheduled To Hol Hearing Today  On Food and Feed

OPA WILL HELP LOOSEN PRICE REINS - PORTER   Cost Control Chieftain Promises All-Out Aid  For Production

Production Speed Up Is Promised  OPA Chief Declares   OPA Chief Declares Business Will Have Help From His Agency

PRICE BOARD HEARINGS 10 BEGIN TODAY   First Task Is Readied As Porter Promises  Aid To Industry

Porter Promises Aid  ToSpeedProduction      New Decontrol Board Begins Tasks Today — Will Grant All Increases Allowed by Law, Says Administrator

New Decontrol Board Gets Set  For Business   Decision on Price Lids on Food, Feed Products First Task; Hearings Open Today

BOARD TO START .  HEARINGS TODAY   ‘Porter Says Increases Necessary To Pro: duction Will Be Granted, Prom. isea No “Red Tanne”

BROTHERHOODS, ROADS AGREE TO ARBITRATE   Defer Demands For Rule Changes

SAY ANXIETY AMONG SOVIETS   London Embassy Says ‘We Know Nothing Ahout Stalin’s Health’

Reports Insist Stalin Is Ill   Russian’ “Premier Said ‘To “Have Suffered New. . Stroke Nay. 4: ao

RUMORS PERSIST STALIN: SERIOUSLY ILL  —_— § a .   ‘We Know Nothing About His Health.” Russ Attache Saus

STALIN RUMOR ~ — GAINS GROUND      PARIS NEWSPAPER CLAIMS UNOFFICIAL LONDON CIRCLES _ “KNOW STALIN 18-ILL—

French Paper Says Stalin Seriously !II   Sickness Is Said To Be Subject Of Daily Bulletins

World Capitals Speculate On  Stalin’s Health   Reports Red Leader Seriously Ill Heard Throughout Europe

Stalin IlIness Rumors Persist   Reports from Paris, Turkey, Copennagen, Indicate Soviet Premiere in Bad Shape

REPORT STALIN SERIOUSLY ILL   Unnamed Sources Say Another Stroke Suffered By Premier

Paper Reports Stalin 5 Now Seriously Ill   Says Russian Premier’s [lness Brings ‘Daily Bulletins From Kremlin; Copenhagen Is Speculating

London Sources Confirm Turkish Reports; Krem‘lin Issues Daily Balletins

London Says Joe Stalin Is Sericusly lll   RUMORS OF ILLNESS OF SOVIET LEADER ARE CONFIRMED

Rev. Thos. Koch Died Sunday   Minister Of Gospel   For Manv Years

Rey. Thos. Koc Koch Died Sunday  Minister. ‘Of Gospel For: Many Years

IRETURN TRANSYLVANIA   ‘Ministers Agree to Restore Former Boundaries to Romania

Romania io Get ‘Transy Ivania, Council Agrees      Boundary Changes Since 1938 to Be Dise PUSSION Black Sea Issue Breaks Up Morning Session

Minister's Council Agrees on Rumania Border Restoration  Byrnes in Bitter Argument Over Danube  AVIARPFI ARMS leea

Other Changes Of Boundaries Are Discussed   Hungary Agreed To Move In Her  Cuerander Terme

Rumania Gets 1938 Boundaries   Foreign Ministers Disagree on Danube Black Sea Access

Transylvania "Fo Romania   Foreign Ministers ‘Fail to Agree On ‘Other Boundary Issue

Foreign Ministers Council Agrees On Restoration Of Transylvania To Romania

Big Four Decide Transylvania fo Revert fo Romanic   Morning Session Breaks Up Over Black Sea Country

TRANSLVANIA WILL RETURN TO ROMANIP   Big Four Foreign Ministers Agree on Restoration, but Split en Other issues Involving Black en Country.

EGYPT BACKS UP RUSSIA ON LEVANT ISSUE   Delegate Asserts Each Nation Responsible For Own Security

LevantStales’ Demands Given ‘Large Supparl   Russia, Egypt, Poland  Also Want British and Frénch Troops Out of  Middls> Fact

RUSSIA SUPPORTS LEVANTINE STAND IN U.N. 0. DEBATE   Joins Egypt and Poland in Demanding Withdrawal of British and French Occupation Troops.   CHARGE SOVEREIGNTY OF 2 STATES VIOLATED   Egyptian Says if 46 Nations Must Follow Big Five “We Might as Weli Liquidate United Nations.”

Egypt, Russia and Poland Back Demands   Seek Removal of Troops From Syria, Lebanon

FOUR PERSONS INJURED WWworetwe ww cry   Smaller Nations Score Big Five

Russia, Poland And Egypt Back Levant Demand   Egyptian Delegate Say Each State Must Insure Its Security

Three Nations Support Troop Removal Pleas      Egypt, Russia and Poland Support Levantine Demand

Three States Join Levant Plea for Troop Withdrawal!   Egyptian Delegate Says Question Is Crucial One for UNO

Trio Supports Demand Troop Be Withdrawn   Egypt, Russia. Poland Side with Levantines On Troop Question

U, N. HEARS NEW FRANGO tHREAT   Exiled Leader Says 450,000 Troops At Border; Full Hearing Assured

Controversy Over Franco Has Increased UN Tension; Army  Charged Upon French Border:

Exiled Spanish Leader Says Army of 450,000 Troops Are Massed in Spainy Close To France.   COUNCIL WILL TAKE UP ISSUE NEXT WEEK

EXILE LEADER SAYS FRANCO EYES FRANCE      Tells Security Council 450,000 Troops Massed At Frontier

Charges France Masses Troops.   Exiled Spanish Republican Leader . “Makes Charges

Exiled Republican Will Join in Fight  on General France   Will Give UN Documentary Proof of Plan Against France

FORMER ENVOY 10 U.S. SAYS HE HAS PROOF   U.N. Council to Ge: Franco Issue Early Next Week

Says 450,000 Franco Troops Menace France   Spanish Exile Points Ur Controversy Facing U. N. Council.

, Claims 450,000 Men Now Standin On French Border Equipped to Fight With Modem Guns

FRANCO CLAIMED MASSING TROOPS   Ex-Republican Sees France Menaced By 450,000

SPANISH ISSUE ON UN DOCKET FOR NEXT WEEK   Exiled Leader Claims Proof of Troop Movement in Spain

Exiled Leader Says Franco Has Army Of 450,000 Men   Ex-Cabinet Member Claims French Frontier Menaced -

Franco Regime Next Up For U.N.   Warm Controversy Will Reach Floor Next Week   By CHARLES A. GRUMICH

Exiled Leader Says France Is Menaced   Spanish General Said To Have 450,000 Men On the Frontier

Spanish Issue Is Complicated With Assertion   _ Franco Charged With Having 450,000 Troops On French Border

Fotmer Spanish Ambas.gador Fo U: S., Seeks To Present To Security  Council.” Evidence. ‘of Agressive. “Franco Plans. a

EXILED LEADER SAYS FRANCO READIES ARMY   Spanish Ex-Cabinet Member Adds To Clamor For UNO Council Hearing

‘Exile Leader From Spain 'Charges 450,000 Troops ‘Massed On French Frontie:

Franco Troops  On French Line   Spanish Exile Leader Charges Franco Has 450, 000 Men On Frontier.

~UNITED NATIONS— U. N. Council To Consider  Controversy  Report Of Exiled Spaniard Studied

EXILED SPANIARD REVEALS ARMY OF 450,0000N BORDER   CLAIMS DOCUMENTARY PROOF IN EXISTENCE OF AGGRESS'VE PLAN

Massed On Freneh  Border   Exiled Former Ena oy Tu United States Has Documentary Propf?

Spain Menaces France, Exiled Leader Charges   New Accusation Made As Truman Calls U.N. Protect ‘Political’

Exile Leader Asks Hearing by UN Counci   Spanish Republicans Ready to Aid Poland on Franco Charges

Exiled Leader Asserts Spain  Imperils Peace   De Los Rios Says 450,000 Troops on Border Menace France

Dictator Has 450,000 Troops at Border, de los Rios Tells  Newsmen

CONTROVERSY OVER FRANCO IS MOUNTING   Issue Is Expected To Reach The Floor.of United Nations Council Next Week

Franco Said To Have Troops On French Border   Charges Made By Former Dean Of Madrid University

‘SAYS FRANCO'S IRMY POISED   &x.Dean Charges Troops Are Massed on French Border as UN Feud Rises.

Exiled Leader Says Action French Menace   To Give Evidence at U. N. Council Next Week That Spain Has Plan of Aggression

France Is Menaced Republican Claims   Franco’s Aggressive Plan Told To U.N. by Former Ambassador

FRANCO ARMY MASSED   Along French Frontier, Says Exiled Spaniard

Spanish Forces Peril France, Exile Testifies.   He Says 450,000 Troops Poised On French Border

FRANCO DISPUTE GROWS WARMER INSIDE COUNCIL   Exiled Spanish Republican Declares Franco Has 450,000 Armed Men On French Border; Matter May Be Taken Up Next Week.

Claims Proof Of Charges   Controversy Over France Government Swells, Reaches U. N. Council Next Week

450,000 Troops Are Massed on Frontier, Claim   Polish Indictment Is Placed on Agenda of UNO Security Counci

Report Spanish Troops Are on: French Frontier  U. N. May Consider Matter Next Week

450,000 Men Are Near French Line   " Mounting Controversy Is Swelled by Boenublican Assertion

Charge Franco Has Troops Af French Border   Spanish Exile Leader Promises Documentary Proot Of Nazi Activity

Spain’s Army is Reported  Near France   UN Security Council Told Franco Has Massed 450,000 Men On Frontier

Request Will Probably Be Denied....  Army Officer Determined To Go To Lepers’ Colony With His Afflicted Wife

till tl i i i i i i i ti i i i i i i i ti i i i SS  — ———  ‘Wants to Live With His Wife in Leper Colony

Army Officerls Determined ToSpend Remainder Of Life With Wife In Leprosarium

Major Hans G. Hornbostel Pushes Unprecedented Reguest With WashInvion Authorities

MAY BE DENIED LEPER'S HOME   Army Major Applies For Right To Accompany Wife To Carville

Army Officer Petitions to Stay By Side of Wife Suffering from Leprosy

Army Officer Seeks to Remain at Side of Wife Who Has Contracted Leprosy

EDUCATORS WelGh RURAL PROBLEMS   How to Get and Keep Good Teachers Are Discussed at State Meeting

RURAL SCHOOLS GET ADVICE TQ HELP TEACHERS   Calibre Of Instructors Lowered By Poor Pay, “Prying”

CHURCHILL URGES END TO MILITARY SECRETS   Believes Exchange Of Facts Would Erase War Talk

Actual Facts Best Remedy for Suspicion   Provide for Exchange of Conditions With Adequate Inspection

CHURCHILL HOPES UN. WILL SWEEP AWAY WAR TALK   Calis ‘for Interchange of Miltary Facts, Recipro pp Me rs

Jews, Arabs Formulate Peace Terms    Draw Up Plan Together  Call ing for Division of ‘Palestine Into Indent Jewish, Arab  = watea.

PALESTINE SOLUTION REPORTED   Would Create Jewish And Arabic Independent States

Seek Light On Big Three  Redline:   Foreign Relations Committee Will Question Byrnes

Mrs. St. George One of 16 Women House Candidates   Eleven Already Serving; Wife of Deceased Nominee Newest Addition

LEGION HEAD SAYS SALES ‘DEPLORABLE   Surplus Property Situation at WAA Fort Worth, Bad

EAT LESS DRIVE BEING LAUNCHED   Voluntary Food Saving Measures Outlined In Washington

Hoover Is Heading  New Food Campaign Dive Will Help Hungry Abroad  roa

Food Program for U.S. tens to Be Inaugurated  si Self-Rationing   Hoover Accepts Honorary Chairmanship of National ‘Famine Emergency Committee ;° Chester Davis Chairman of Organizing Committee of “Eat Less’ Food Campaign

EAT LESS FOOD PROGRAM SET UP BY GOVERNMENT   Herbert Hoover Honerary Chairman; Campaign Te Help Hungry Abroad      SELF-RATIONING ON VOLUNTARY BASIS

Food Conclave Asks America To ‘Eat Less   St. Louis Banker Heads Famine Emergency Group To Help Europeans

National Famine Group Is Named  Hoover Is Designated Honorary Chairman

Hoover to Head Eat Less’ Drive To Help Europe  Bi Bis Bi   Anderson Announces National Campaign After White House Meet

Emergency Group To Conduct Food Saving Campaign   Former President Hoover Is Made Honorary Chairman of Committee to Put Citizens On Basis of Voluntary Rationing

SOVIET EXPECTED TO OK PLAN FOR PEACE PARLEY   Austrian Treaty Believed To Be Stumbling Block

Big Nations . Squabble Over   Reds to Blackball Transjordan; U. S., British Oppose Albania

RUSSIA ACCUSED IN CHARGES TODAY   U.S., Britain, France and  Australia Join in  Statement.  i

Adm ission Of Country Is Debated   Soviet Tries To Head Off Letting Transjordan Into Council Because Of Nation’s Size

COUNCIL IN SECOND DAY OF » MEMBER BATTLE   Yugoslavia Urges Admission Of Albania, Opposed By United States   GREECE FIGHTS ACTION   7 U. S$. May Be Put In Position Of Having To Use Veto Powers

ALLIES CHARGE RUSSIANS SET OWN UNO RULES   Squabble Over Admission Tt Security Council Forms East, West Biocs

FOUR NATIONS JOIN DEMAND EXPLANATION   _Gromyko Plans ft  To Boycott d os Tranesinrdan

Directors of AP Further Explain Stand on News   Deals With Service To State Department

AP Supplies No News tor Propaganda; Twin Falls Telegram Elected Member

AP Explains Why Service  Terminated   Withheld From State Department

OVERSEAS. STAND CLARIFIED BY AF   Explains Why Its Service to State Department Is Terminated

AP EXPLAINS WAY IT ENDED SERVICES TO STATE DEPT.   Feared Use Of  Reports For Short Wave Broadcasts Be Propaganda .

Explains to Members  AP Defends Refusal to Grant News Service to Government   Executive Director Comments They Reveal Lack of Belief in the ‘Altruism’ Back of What Associated P ress Attempts to Do

ARMY EXTENDS DRAFT HOLIDAY   Action Taken Despite Slump In Enlistment Program

ARMY EXTE * DRAFT HOLIDA)   Thousands of Eligibles Get New Extension as Civilians

ARMY EXTENDS DRAFT HOLIDAY   Ban On Inductions Continued Through January Despite Volunteer Drop

Draft Holiday Again Extended   Will Be No Draft Calls Dur. ing Month Of January Says War Depart ment.

PLANS OF GOERING DESCRIBED TODAY   Nazi Chief Might Have Stopped War, Says Halifax.

QUIT GERMANY   Being Withdrawn From Territory Occupied Since Y-E Day

Reds Leaving East Germany   Troops Being Withdrawr Says Berlin Corresponden In Observer.

Evacuation Said To Have Begun In Mid-December and Now 75 FerCent Complete; Also Evacuating Bornholm Island: E

Soviet Troops Leave Germany   Forces Have Occupied Eastern Germany  Since V-E Day

Report Russians Are Withdrawing  Pecupied E. Germany Since V-E Day

Big Four  To Discuss Germany   Preliminary  Talks To Start Late This Week

U.S., Britain Will Merge  Occupation   Countries Plan To Make German Area Self-Sustaining By 1950

ACCORD SIGNED 1 CONSOLIDATE GERMAN ZONES   U. $.-British Agreément: to  ~ Cost Billion Dollars in 3-Year Period   ISAVING IS ANTICIPATED.   America Will Pay More at First Until Region Is Self-Sufficient

Merger Plan Designed To Ease Burden   Would Make Occupied Zone Self-Sustaining Within Three Years

U. 5. And Britair Merge German Occupation Zone  Billion-Dollar Plan To Run Three Years

Byrnes and Bevin Seek Merger of Germany's Zones   Secretaries for Two Nations Agree to Unified Occupation.

WASHINGTON, (UP) — Two congressional committees today rejected compromise proposals to stop draft inductions May 15.

ARMY WILLING TO COMPROMISE ON U. S. DRAF)   Would Try Volunteers, But Keep Law on the Books

Army May Agree On One Year Extension   Bill Introduced to Speed Up Enlistments, Cut Draft 6 Months

COMPROMISE PROPOSED ON DRAFT LAW   Army Reported Willing to Try Draft Moratorium

Draft Proposal Meets Approval Of Army Heads   HALT IN INDUCTIONS TO DEPEND UPON ENLISTMENTS

COMPROMISE ON DRAFT FAVORED   Army Reported  Willing To Try Continuing Law But Holding Up Induction

ARMY WILLING TO CONSIDER DRAFT HOLIDAY      Would Keep Draft Act On Book: —President Could Renew Inductions

Army Position For Extension Is Now Known   Chief of Staff Says Drart Is Only Way To Meet  Problem

Compromise on ‘Drait Act Is Latest Move  Army Is Willing to Place Some

Compromise on Draft Act Is Latest Move   Army Is Willing to Place Some Ban on Inductions

-< o! 3) Ua we wee 3 ell ® . ne ue — rNe   -"Nou.c Jominue aw Cnei Year Ane 3an ncuccions 4-4 ‘on-15

Compromise On Draft . Law Sighted   Eisenhower Hits At Gambling With Security

_WOULD KEEP DRAFT LAW ON BOOKS, BUT SUSPEND IT FOR © TIME TO TRY VOLUNTEER SYSTEM

INDUCTION BAN TIED UP WITh DRAFT ACTION   PAY OF ENLISTED MEN RAISED IN VINSON BILL

Army Will Iry to Gel Volunteers   Congress Would Gain Delay After Date of Fall Election

REPRESENTATIVE FROM j SOCIAL SECURITY ADMIN. WILL BE HERE OCTOBER 11

REPRESENTATIVE FROM. ._ SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINIS7 OOP ATION TO BE HERE

Findings Reveal Shortage Real With No Relief In Sight For Months

CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH TO THE MEAT INDUSTR\   Armour Official Predicts Plenty of Meat Coming Up.

DRASTIC CHANGES IN OPA EXPECTED   High Command Will Plead for 1 Year's Extension

Attack on OPA Casts Doubt on Price Controls   Bowles to Plead For Extension Of Cost Agency

OPA Survival Is Attacked   Baruch Asked to Report,  Do biwwsewen Mace Silieccne-

Manufacturers Blast at OPA, Contenc Continued Price Controls Aid Black Markets, Encourage Inflation

FUTURE OF OPA LEFT IN DOUGI   Severe Attacks Before Congress Indicate Drastic Changes

Change in Price Control Setup Believed Near   Revisions Seen In Continuing Existence of OPA

QPA Extension Fight Promises Real Fireworks   Industry Demanding Agency End

OPA Attack Hin Drastic  'D i" \ n Nias REVISION VUE   Congressional Fiaht On Extension After June Seen Next Week

ADMINISTRATION AGAIN TO PLEAD OPA EXTENSION   Large Segments Of Business, Industry Demand Aqency’s End

Two Thirds Of Price Law May  Be Rewritten Bowles and Porter Will Appear Before Banking Committee

MAID AND BABY NOT YET FOUND   Mother Tries Work Tx Forget Worry Over Missing Child

SEARCH WIDENED FORK. C. CHILD    TOBIAS GIRL, 3, AND MAID LAST SEEN 50 MILES WEST OF ST. LOUIS.

Widen Search For Missing  Girl and Maid   Distraught Mother Wishes ‘Public W ould Pray For Child

SEEK TO BAN ~ BOSS UNIONS   Amendment to Funds Bill Would Block Foremén’s  Union Recognition

BAN ON UNIONS FOR FOREMEN   Amendment Is Attached To Senate Appropriation Bill

Virtual Ban on Foremen’s Unions Written into Appropriations Bill

NEW YORKERS HONOR WALKER   Former Mayor Dies of “Cerebral Blood Clot

iX-NEW YORK MAYOR JIMMY WALKER DIES   Thousands Wait  In Line to Pay Last Respects

James J. Walker ls Paid Tribute   Thousands Stand in Line To View Ex-Mayor’s Bier

SURPLUS SALES DELAY BLASTED   National Disaster Ahead In Present Plan, Says N.Y. Executive

URGES SURPLUS GOODS CHIEF BF FIRED   Merchandising Exper’ Calls for Experjenced Man

Collapse Of Chinese Communists’ Lines All Alona Front Is Reportec

Chinese Reds Take To Hills   Offensive Collapses And Forces Are Fast Falling Back.

‘CHINESE  COMMUNISTS IN RETREAT   Resistance Along Peiping-Hankow Railway Collapses

Chinese. Reds Flee Before Chiang’s Army  Government Forces ~Buatee Narth   Government Force: ~Freeing North China Railway

Big City Party Machines Take Heavy Beating   Tammany, Kelly. « Hague and Pendergast Smacked Down .

Big Machines Take Beating In Election   Democratic Organizations Pushed Around by GOP; Grump Weathers Storm But Faces Hard Going

‘Machines are Vote Casualties   Four Democratic Cliques Squelched

Claim Japs Fight Now For English   Being Used, Say * Congressmen, To Suppress Revolt

‘Grossly Unfair’ Army Charges of Congress Report   House Whittles Away at Court-Martial System

WAR DEPARTMENT REPLIES 10 SLAP AT ARMY JUSTIGE   , Declares House Subcommif= tee’s Criticism of the Court-Martial System *  Is Unwarranted.         SENTENCES DURING War SENT 142 TO DEATHS   Eawmakers Say Judicial Department Should Be Estab=_ lished and Enlisted Men - Put On Courts. a

Says Criticism of Courts Bad  Military Heads Say Report incorrect

Criticism of Army Justice False,  Says Department  Undersecretary Thinks Any Conclusions On Report Unfair

PROBERS LAUD PRODUCTIVITY OF WAR GROUPS   Mead Committee To Pursue Hunt For Evidence Of ‘Detrimental acts’

Industry And Labor Given Pat On Back For War Job   Mead Committee Says Wartime Record Good “On the Whole” But  Probes Are Continued

War Profiteering Not Widespread, Mead Group Say:   Inquiry Plans to Recess Until Sept. 1, Chairman Announces

‘On Whole,’ U.S. Industry Excellent - - - Profit Panel   Investigators, Off on Short Recess, Declare Not All Efforts Corrupt, Inept

Profits Probers To Take Recess   Mead Committee Gives Industry and Labor Pat on Back.

Western Union Workers Strike In New York   Employes Jump Gun Four Hours Before  Scheduled Walkout

Union Jumps Gun; Strikes In New York   Telegraph Workers Quit Four Hours Ahead of Time

‘i rench Ready: To Talk Peace   Fighting Said Still Ragin; In Inda.fChina

France Ready to Talk  Setilement  Fierce Fighting in   Fierce Fighting in Indo-China Rages Along Coast

10 Killed as Revolts Spreac inEavat   British Troops Open Fire; Use Machine Guns

Egyptian Bands Attack British Today In Cairo   Numerous Casualties Reported As Natives Stage Demonstrations

Thousands in Cairo Storm British Buildings; 140 Injured in One Battle

TEN KILLED IN CAIRO RIOTING   WHOLE CITY. 19 BLAZING WITH WAR SPIRIT

Réyotians    Blood: Flows in - Street. Fighting— 140. Caswalties

Anti-British Rioting Flares Through Cairo  Bloody Skirmishes a 140 ¢ tei

British Treops Impose Martial Law In Cairo asRioting Flares, Mobs Attack Army Barracks, Stores

140) ARE REPORTED INJURED OR KILLED IN RIOTS IN CAIRO   Anti - British Violence Is Reason for Heavy Casualties.   ENGLISH SOLDIERS USE MACHINE GUNS

Bloody Riots Sweep Cairo   10 Killed, 130 Hurt Yn Barracks Attack

British Troops impose Martial Law In Cairo as Rioting rlares, Mobs Attack Army Barracks, Stores   Tanks Go Inte Action

10 Reported Killed In Cairo; Sailors Mutiny at Bombay   Joaming Bands Storm English Military Establishments in Egyptian City; Mutineers Seize’ Ships of Royal Indian Fleet

Anti-British Rioting Flares Through Cairo  10 Persons Dead, en a a 

British Gun Crews Fire on Egyptians Raiding Barracks   130 Casualties Reported in One of Many Bloody Skirmishes in Cairo   VIOLENCE IN ALL QUARTERS OF CITY   Masses Armed With Sticks And Other Weapons Hit At British Centers

Anti-Brifish Rioting Flares Through Cairo   10 Persons Dead, 130 Are Injured

Maneuver Warships inte Battle Position; Shots Traded on Shore.   CAIRO RIOTING.

U.S. To Voice Policy During World Parley   American Delegates Set for Debate on Several Vital Issues, Including Veto Question; Austin Expected To Review Nations’ Demands Against Franco’s Regime in Spain.

To Declare Official Policy ....  U. S. Prepares To Jump Into General Debate In U. N. General Assembly

U.S. Plans To Jump Into Assembly Debate And Declare Policy Upon Critical Problems

Domination By Great Powers Opposed   Old Dispute With Britain Brought Up

U.S. 10 AlR VIEWS BEFORE U. N. MEET   Reversing Previous Decision, Nation Will Make Known Its Policy on Critical Issues Developing in Assembly.

Delegate Addresses General Assembly, Asks Guarantee _ For Small Nations And Removal Of Troops and Bases Of Large Powers Unless Specifically Granted Permission

U.S. To Declare Policy On Issues In U.N. Debate   Uncertain Whether Delegate Will Speak On De mand for Franco Action

EGYPT ASKS UN TO PROTECT MIDDLE EAST   Delegate Fires Round at Britain in Request Foreign Troops Withdraw.

EGYPT FEARS DOMINATION RY DAWERS   Middle Eastern Countries Call on UN for Guarantee

Egypt Wants to Halt Domination By Large Power:   Wants Condemnation of Mainten. ance of Military Forces Without Consent of Nation

UN Assembly Nears Battle on Big Issues   America Reported Preparing to Eater General Debate

U. S. DECIDES TO DECLARE POLICY ON U. N. ISSUES  REVERSES DECISION AND MAY JUMP INTO

U.S. PLANS TO DECLARE POLICY ON MAJOR ISSUES   American Government, Reversing Previous Reported Determined To Jump Into General Debate In United Nations Assembly And Voice Views On Critical Points, Particularly Veto Dispute—Britich To Try For Speedup Of Work

U.S. to Jump Into General  U.N. Debate   American Policy to Be Given Officially In Direct Reversal  Of Previous Policy

EGYPT AGAINST GREAT POWER DOMINATIONS.   Condemns Use Of ‘Military. Forces Without Consent

‘Would Forbid Keeping Foreign Troops In Arty Country Against Its Wishes.

Egypt Asks Withdrawal Of Troops   Domination By   Domination By Powers Opposed

EGYPT SEEKS UNO'S PLEDGE OF FREEDOM   Guarantee Against Big-Power Domination Asked By Delecate

U.S. To Declare Policy On Issues  In U. tM. Debate   Uncertain Whether U.S. Delegate Will Touch On Demand For Action Against Franco

Sen. Austin’s Talk Of Tuesday Awaited As Key Declaration   Speculation Lively Whether Or Not Russia’s Attitude More Cooperative

United Nations Called To Help   Middle East Area Is Discussed At Parley

EGYPT ASKS A PLEDGE   Guarantee Against Mid-East Domination By Powers Requested

Disarm, Urges Egyptian   Calls on United Nations to Create World Police Force; Fourth Day of Debate

U. S. Changes Stand; Will Enter Debate Over Policy   Franco Stl Issue Of Groups; Warren Position Undecided

Russian UN Delegates Attend Mass At St. Patrick's Cathedral   Awantt Bevin

Egypt Urges UN to End Domination of East by Big Powers   Asks Guarantee Against Top Nations Takjng Over Middle East

U.S. to Take Firm Stanc On Controversial Issues At United Nations Meet

Egypt Asks UN For Guarantee On Middle East   Urges Condemnation ‘Of Troop Occupancy Without Permission

Egypt Assails Domination   U.N. Delegate Urges Security Against Growth Of Outside Powers:

U. S. Ready To Join in  Veto Debate   British Delegation Seeks Assembly’s Support to Speed Atomic Energy Commission's Wark

SEEN READY     FU NPY   Delegate Austin Due To Speak During Week

Urges U. N. To Protect Middle East   Assails Maintenance Of Troops In Any Country Without Its Consent.

Egypt Asks Guarantee By U.N.   Calls For Protection  Of Countries of Middle East From Domination By Big Powers

Egypt Demands Protection For Small Nations   Middle East Countries Fear Domination; Use of Troops Is Decried

Middle East Wants No Other Troops   U. S$. Delegation Chief Will Make Policy Speech on Veto Soon

‘Would Forbid Keeping  Foreign Troops In Any   Country. Agai nst Tt ~ Wishes.

U.S. STAND  ON ISSUES MAY BE SPOKEN AT UN. TODAY   Veto, Franco Spain And Atomic Control Are Due For Early Action

WANTS MIDDLE EAST FREE OF GREAT POWERS   American Delegate Expected to Oppose Any Veto Changes

"WANTS UN GUARANTEE — Pasha Condemns Presence Of Occupational Armies

Staien Cache is Recovered   Fortune Taken by Japs, Seized by Allies, and Lost) Again

‘Agents Recover $6,000,000 In Precious Stones and Gold In Biggest Theft of the War

Gold, Jewel Cache Found   $6,000,000 Indian Treas ure Is Recovered by British Police.

Vast Treasure of Stolen East Indian Jewels and Money Recovered by British

$6,000,000 JEWEL THEFT REVEALED   Fabulous East Indian Gems Recovered After Disappearing

BIG. TREASU IS RECOVERED BY BRITISH   Gold. Currency And Jewels Valued At Six Millions

British Agents Smash Ring Involved in Treasure Theft  Cache, Valued at 6 Million, Recovered; High Ranking Officers Linked With Probe

“An Bast Indie   Report Fabulous Collection 2° Far More Valuable Than  : Hessian Crown Jewels

Paper Company President Shot  At Office Desk  Visitor Posed As Treasury Acent

Gunman Slays  President Of  Paper Company Shot To Death In Hub Office

‘Fake’ Agent Kills Magnate   Great Northern Pape: President Shot Down

IN mSTON re   ' Great Northern President { former Official of t Glens Enffe Elem

Daring Gunman Kills Wealthy Businessman   Stranger Walks Into Office Of Paper Company President, Shoots Him And Escapes Today

Ex-AAF Gunner Quizzed on Killing:   Tells Police He Came Through Texarkana

BALANCED FARMING  CONTEST UNDERWAY IN ST. CHAS. COUNTY   Award. To Be’ Made By the St. Louis Chamber of Commerce te Participating Furmers

Manuilsky Calls Shooting Affray Attempt to Kill   Ukrainian Delegate Stadnik Is Victim of Mvsterv Bullet

One Injured In Shooting  Tn New York   Manuilsky Tells Byrnes Attack Was Premeditated

CHANGES ORDERED IN ARMY SYSTEMS BY GI'GRIPE BOARD’   Sec’y of War Patterson Puts Regulations into Effect Today; Result of Studies of Body.   MORE DEMOCRATIC SERVICES IS GOAL

Army Acts fo Meet Gripes   Many Social Barriers Already Abolished

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Pays Tributes To Work Done By Dies And Rankin

JAIL JAP SUSPECT * IN YANK: MURDERS   Seventh Man Involved in Ex. “ - peptions Arrested

Jap Suspect In Execution Is Arrested   Charged With Killing Doolittle Fliers

Rice Seeking Bonus for Vets   Demoéfatic Candidate Wants Martin to Call Special Meet

CHIANG EXTENDS TRUCE IN CHINA   All Army Actions Halted For Eight More Days By Generalissimo

CHIANG ORDERS ~ LONGER TRUCE   NATIONALISTS ARE TOLD TO HALT ALL ADVANCES UNTIL NOON ON JUNE ” sorig

Extend Truce In China Wat   Fight Day Extension Is An nounced—Hope For Settlement Of Strife

EXTEND CHINESE. WAR TRUCE EIGHT DAYS   Gen. Marshall Effects New Agreement in China

DEATH CASE UP TO GRAND JURY   Probe Continues at Northwood Session

M ackenzie’s Column   By DeWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

HUNGER IS REDUCING EUROPE’S RESISTANCE People Now Living Off Their Fat.

Hunger Is as Potent Threat to World Peace Today as Wa: Hitler, Mackenzie Declares

Cotton Slump Stirs Inquiry   Manipulation Seen; Stockpiles Blamed

COTTON PRICE SLUMP DRAWS VAST INQUIRY   Transactions Traced As U.S. Action Threatened

Cotton Price Break Brings US. Inguiry   Principal. Clearing Houses Ordered To Reneort Deals

Quotations Tumble About “$25 Per Bale; Week-end Study of Situation Planned :

ORDER INQUIRY INT $25 BREAK IN LINT PRICES   Markets lake A Breathing Spell As Agriculture Department Orders tnvestigation Of Sharp Price Drop.

Cotton Price Collapse Ordered Investiaated   Commodity Exchange To Take ‘Appropriate Action’ If Market Manipulations Are Uncovered by Survey

CEA Investigates Rapid Decline In Cotton Prices   Agency Promises Action if Proof of Manipulation Found

“BREATHING SPELL”  TO ANALYZE STATUS  N.Y, DESCRIPTION SPECULATION RIFE AS  TO CAUSE OF SHARP SLUMP LAST 32 DAYS

COTTON PRICE PROBE STARTS   Commodity Exchange Plans Thorough Investigation Of Cotton Slump

Stars and Stripes. End: Near As Speed-Up In Discharges Reported. -

State Deep Coal Miners Gloomy  Mine Leader Says New Agreement to Be Rougl On Miners Later

Prosecution of Japs Criticized  Inefficiency Chargex Ru Ev.Stalf AAambeor

Indian Leaders Accept British Freedom Plan   Congress Party, Moslem League Disagree

 ong term Plan Accepted (Indian Political Groups Split On Proposed Interim Cabinet

Soviet Radio Opens Bitter Attack On U.S. Foreign Policy;  Byrnes, Bevin Confer In Paris

RUSSIA ATTACKS AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY TACTICS   Broadcast in English Beamed For Anglo-Am erican Ears.

Goes Faster Than Speed Of Sound   New Rocket-Type Plane Was Brought Out Yesterday

HURRICANE HITS SHIPPING LANES   TROPICAL STORM MOVES NORTHWARD—EXPECTED TO MISS LAND AREAS.

THREE CHILDREN LED TO SAFETY FROM FIRE   Flames Gutted the Home of Mrs. Helen Slauderbacks At Morrisville   lIOIL STOVE. WAS CAUSE

USES Reorganization In State Lists 11- Districts; Clearfield County In No. 7

THOROUGH EXAMINATIONS   Wichita Rector Stands Firm On Repeal Belief

West Firm For Repeal   ‘Pastor:Insists Dry . Laws Unenforceable, Not Bible-Advocated

Charges Of ‘Deals’ For Votes Made   McKeldin And O’Conor Named In Talk About ‘Trades’; Curran Speech  Fy, 2 ee one ee

ARMY  PRIVATE FOUND GUILTY   Guard: Convicted After Soldier Admits Beating Yanks in Lichfield Camp

Convict Yank Of Beating GI's   Witness Says He Was Ordered to Beat  Prisoners

ADMITS BEATING LICHFIELD MEN   Accused Soldier Says He Acted On Orders Of Lt. Cubeae

SOVIETS PLANNING SHAM BATTLES IN MANCHURIA AREAS   Russians Advise Chinese Military Delegates of Intentions  ‘But Did Not Tell Dates— Chinese Reds Massing

Russian Army To Conduct Sham Battles   Manchurian Cities Will Be Scene Of Practice Games

Battle Develops In Senate Over Price Controls   Anti-OPA Group Demands Rejection of House-Approved Compromise

Senate Battle Develops, but Passage Seen   Wherry. GOP Whip, Leads Opposition to House OKd Measure

LEGISLATION MAY GO BACK TO CONFEREES   Opposition Fights for Removal Of Controls on Meat and Dairy Products

PASSAGE OF OPA BILL IS PREDICTED   Opponents Plan Bitter Battle In Senate

—FLOOR FIGHTSenators  Battle OPA Bill   House Accepts Compromise by 265 to 105 Vote

OPA Measure To Face New Fight In Upper House   SENATORS OPPOSE ACT AS AGREED UPON BY CONFEREES

OPA STILL HAS BATTLE AHEAD   BITTER FIGHT PROMISED ON SENATE FLOOR

(a a   COMPROMISE PLAN PASSED HOUSE LATE YESTERDAY; ‘ EXTENDS OPA BUT: PERMITS SOME INCREASES. ms,

May Force Return To Conference To Unleash ‘Meat And Dairy Prices   Republicans Gird For Battle Over Measure Extending OPA One Year Tha’ House Adopted By Vote Of 265 To 105

Plan OKd by House Stirs lre   Passage Predicted, However, Today Or ‘Tomorrow

India Conceded Right to Vote Full Freedom   Mission Leaving Tuesday To Prepare for Ballot,  Aetlen Anmnimnnc

India Is Offered Right to Freedom   Britain Says Choice  To Be Uninfluenced

 Independence for India Offered   Attlee Declares Nation Has  Right To Make Own Choice  

India Is Giver Right to Make Choice   She May Become Independent, Stay With Empire

Progressive Dinner By Fellowship League ———soOF St. John’s Church

Settlements With Additional Firms Expected   CiO Wins 1812-Cent Rise; Bethlehem, Union Meet Today

‘Half of Strikers To Return To Jobs By Monday   1814-Cent Per Hour Increase Approved By Bellwether Company

Walkout tn U. S. Steel Plant Ends   Same Terms Expected to Govern Settlement in  Other Plants Soon

Steel Shows  Way to U.S. Labor Peace   U.S. Steel Strike Ends 18.5-Cents Pay Boost; $5-a-Ton Price Hike.

Govt. Hopes for Settlement of Other Disputes.   Steel Companies To Pay 9 1-4 Cent Retroactive Pay

 “Dark Horse’ B-29 Crew Wins Bikini Bombing Tests Major Swancutt To Pilot Atomic Bombe:

LATEST NEWS ‘BULLETINS Choose “Dark Horse” “eae to \ Head Atom Bomh Plane

CREW TO DROP ATOMIC BOMB CHOSEN FOR TEST AT BINIKI   CREW HEADED BY WISCONSIN PILOT WON INACCURACY COMPETITION FORK KEY ASSIGNMENT

Name Crew To Drop Atomic Bomb In Test   Superfortress Crew Is Se lected For Bomb Drop. ping In Bikini Test

Haey Plans. lo Step Aside   Admiral Asks To Be Relieved of Active Participation In Naval Affairs

WARTIN WILL QUIT G.0, P, COMMITTEE   Action May Be Adders. Move To Oust Brownell Aids

Marion Martin Resi gns Post  On GOP Boare   Will Cease to Function Jani uary I As Assistant Chair mun of the National Conmnitiee

Marion Martin Quits Republicar Executive Post   Chairman Reece Asks Resignation Claim Of Friends

Brownell Aides Are Departing   Miss Marion Martin Resigns From GOP National Committee

New Gamble Store Chain Organized   Present Stores and Six Affiliated Firms Merged Into One

GIRL MURDERED ON MOUNTAIN TRAIL   Nudé Body Found Nea Marvland Border

Escaped Convict Sought in Murder   McFarland Suspected of Slaying Maryland Girl

WITH SLAYING   SUSPECT McFARLAND, MAY HAVE KILLED  PENNSYL  *> VANIA GIRL ON’ MOUNTAIN TRAIL

 MOST SPECTACULAR DISPLAY OF  SHOOTING STARS OBSERVED OVER NATION; RADAR CONTACTS MADE

MOLOTOV PLAN TO MOVE FIGHT TO UN REVEALED   Soviet News Broadcast Is First To Tell Details Of’ Soviet Trieste Views

Big 4 to Hold Secret Meeting On Trieste   Reveal Molotov Sought to Move Discussion to UN

Russ Try to Shift Trieste Argument   Moscow Radio Tells New Russian Tactics

MOLOTOV LOSES TILT OVER TRIESTE   Fails to Obtain Transfer of Matter To Security Council

Molotov Unsuccessful In _ Attempt To Move Trieste Battle To Security Council

‘DUST STORMS OF FEW YEARS AGO FEARED AGAIN AS WIND, DROUTH RAVACE LANDS OF WESTERN ARFA

West Texas, Southeast N. M. Show Signs Of Dust Bowl’ Threat, Survey Reveals ~

TROUBLE SPOTS IA  DUST BOWL, NOTED BY SOIL SERVICE   Part of New Mexi¢o is Ripe:fo Another Movement of Plowed Up Top Soil

NSLI ECONOMIC: PROTECTION TO VETS OUTLINED   Red Cross Home Service Chairman Here Warns Or Deadline Date for Re-Instatement

White House Food Parley Opens Today   Hoover Says Problem Boils Down To Curb Upon Waste

13 Scan Food Plan: for World   Elimination of Waste is Chief Problem, Hoover Tells Newsmer

U.S. OFFICIALS, HOWEVER, SEEK TO ALLAY REPORTS OF THIRD WORLD WAR ..   Follow Lead of President Truman in Belief That Present Troubled Con- ditions Will Be Eased

Soviet Note To U.S. Covers Trade And Loan Problems; Churchill To Speak Tonight

Truman Informs Food Crisis Is Worse Than Told   Editors Invited to See for Themselves on European Trip

TRUMAN FINDS FOOD CRISIS... EVEN “WORSE”   President Informs Newspaper Editors of Further Plans

Food Situation Said Worse Than Painted  Famine Crisis Grave;  More Aid Sought

Truman Asserts Food Crisis Is Not Exaggerated   Nimitz Tells Newspaper Editor: Navy May Be Reduced if Unitec Nations Can Insure World Peace

Truman Calls Hoover Home  In Food Crisis   President Appeals to Farmers to Deliver Grain Now: Worldwid: Program Tonight

Cut in Flour For Retailers, Bakers Near  Truman Says Crisis In Food Critical, Calle Hanver Bom:

ACTION IN FOOD CRISIS. PLANNED   TRUMAN SAYS SITUATION ABROAD IS “WORSE THAN IT HAS BEEN PAINTED.”

"World food crisis worse than painted  Truman meets with editors

GOVT. DRAFTS MEASURES 10 SAVE ON FOOD   Truman ‘Asserts World Food Crisis Worse Than Painted

Two Locals Spurn Truce In Strike   - Have Nothing To Lose But Idle Aid, They Wire Lewis

Det y Lewis   ‘Won’t Throw In Towel! Two Pennsylvania Locals Insist

Cambria County Miners Wire Lewis  He Didn’t Throw In Towel For Them   Locals To Spurn Two-Week Truce And Plan To Remain On Strike; Company Ready To Reopen Mine

Truce Spurned By Two Locals Of UMW; Officials Say Members Will Not Work

$1.46 Per Bushel Loans on Stored Wheat Planned  Ag Department t   Ag Department to Buy Grain for Export at Ceilinas

Wealthy Negro I: Xidnap Victim  Old Capone ‘Mob’ May Be Involved

Wealthy Negro Is Nidnap Victim  ; ‘Old Capone ‘Mob’ ’ May Be Involved

ANNOUNCE SCHEDULE FOR CARROLL YOUTH CONFERENCE AT FLORA   DR. HOLLAND WILL BE_ GUEST SPEAKER AT FRIDAY NIGHT SESSION; BANQUET: SATURDAY.

House Group Out To Solve Riddle   “Mysterious”? Document Holds Attention Of Probers

Probe Sale — Of 200 Army Radio Trucks   Sold At Less Than Set Price

Probers Seek Forgery in Surplus Sale   Authorizing Letter Predated WAA’s Establishment

Sale Of Trucks Is Investigated   House Surplus Property Committee Questions Mysterious Document

Russia Forms o- Year Atomic Progress Plan      Means Of Releasing Energy To Be Studied By All Soviet Engineers

REDS HAVE FIVE YEAR BOMB PLAN   ANNOUNCE PROJECT TO DEVELOP ENERGY

RUSSIA SETS UP ATOM PROGRAM   Reveals 5 Year Plan  for Development

RUSSIA SETTING ATOMIC ENERGY FIVE-YEAR PLAN   Government Will Extend Aid To Scientists In Research

RUSSIA 10 STUDY ATOMIC PROBLEM   Five Year Plan Is Laid Out by Soviet at Moscow.

Siam Asks U.N. Spot; Acts Cited   Detailed Changes Made Against France by Washington Legation at Natan   Repovi Is Given   Subcommittee Finishes Deliberations Over Spain

‘Siam Asks U. N. Membership In Filing New, Detailed Charges Against France

U.N. Membership ‘Is Sought By Siam.   Small Country Charges France With Tervitorial Aqaqression

Charge Persecution And Looting .  Siam, Wanting UN Berth, Files More Accusations At Government Of France

France Charged With Ageression   Siam Asks for U. N. Membership in Letter Detailing Attacks

Siam Applies For U.N. Sea   Report on Spanish Activities Submitted

‘OELLERSVILLE GIVEN PLANS FOR THEATRE   Phila. Realtor Interested In Building the Theatre

1 000 Vote Edae   Victory For People, He Says; Opposed By Immell, Kenny

Green Again Is AFL President      Federation Calls for Change in Federal Housing Goals

AFL Asks Change In National Housing Goal   More Apartments And Less Houses Called For At Convention

AFL FAVORS NEW HOUSING SET-UP   Asks Government To Try To Produce More _ Apartments, Less GI Houses.

UW Regents OF Short Course Campus Dorms  Allot $100,000 For Construction; 22,500 Students Expected In 1948

U. S. Preparing Reply To Soviet Anti-Arms Talk   Speeches Changed To Answer Molotov Bombshell

Chief American Delegate to UN Will Talk Today   Much Interest Shown---Look for Answer to Molotov

U:N. Delegates Hear First Challenges To Molotov’s Attacks-On Veto Enemies

AUSTRALIA FOR DISCUSSION OF SLASH IN ARNS   Molotov’s Talk in UNBrings Ist Challenges to Veto Power Question

Austin Answer . to Red Awaited   New Tensions Feared After Molotov Demands Action to Force U.S. to Quit Making A-Bombs

Disarmament Proposition Finds Favor   Nations Indicate  Approval With  Reservotions

Austin To Answer Molotov   Will Outline U. 8. Policy Late Today; May Reply On Armament Issue

Sen. Austin To State. U.S. Policy   World Disarmament May Be Talked By Whole Assembly

Australia Sharply Attacks Soviet Stand on Veto; Greece Backs Arms Proposal; U.S. to Make Answer Today

FOES. OF THE VETO TODAY   Came In the Preliminaries to An Important Policy Speech By Austin.   IN THE U. N. ASSEMBLY   Greece Declared She Would Support the Molotov Demands.

Velo Stand Is Opposed   Greece, Australia Take Sharp Issue, Leading Up To Sen. Austin’s Speech

AUSTIN'S ADDRESS IS GIVEN APPROVAL BY RYRNES AND TRUMAN   .. Moloter Urges U.S. Quit Making Atomic Bombs

\State Health Dept. Plans  Additional Clinics For   Rheumatic Fever Victims

Hoover Says ‘Statism’ Sweeps Globe   Excessive Taxation. Inflation Declared Causes

HOOVER CITES NEW DANGERS   Sees Threat to Free Men In Both Political And Economic Tyranny

Hoover Says ‘Statism’ Sweeps Globe  Excessive Taxatior Inflation

Truman Visits  Rhode Island On N.E. Cruise   Declines Discussion Of Politics, State Affairs

Storm Fails to Daunt Truman   Takes Off for Navy War College Despite No’easter

Gale Fails To Halt Truman On Vacation   Braves Driving Rain to Visit Quonset Point Navy War College

Meadville to Have a  Winter Chautauqua   The First Number Will Be Major Hamilton Lorg, Latter Part of October.

PLANS WINTER CHAUTAUQUA      Meadville Will Have First Number of Entertainment Course in October.

President’s Daughter Reiects Dallas Offer      HST TO HAVE WEEK’S VACATION  President Plans fo Review - Mlantic Fleet Maneuvers

UNEMPLOYMEN! PAY ATTACKED BY GOV. GREEN   Program Is Fostering A “Loafers Strike’, He Tells Conference

Rocke! Bombs Flying Thick : Over Sweden   Rigid Censorship Is Clamped Upon Stranae Missiles

Sweden Places Censorship on  Sky Missiles   Russia or Britain Believed Involved In Tests

Livestock Prices  Soar in Midwest   Purchasers Hurry To Beat Deadlines

Stockyard Prices Soar Over Nation   Shippers and Packers Fight to Stock Up

DE GAULLE GALLS ONFRENGH TO END TRIPARTITE RULE   Statement Surprises Political  Observers; Elections Slated Nev. 10

DeGaulle Calls Upon French To End Coalition   Sensational Statement Urges End To Tripartite Government In France  ee srrrra’ BL’ awe eir’

CHANGE ASKED: BY DERAULLE   WARTIME GENERAL CALLS ON FRANCE TO DO AWAY WIth ITS COALITION GOVERNMENT

DE GAULLE RAPS COALITION PLAN   Asks Vote for Candidates Pledged To Make Changes

Philadelphia CIO Couneil Threatens General Strike  Would Be Called   Would Be Called ~ To Support Pickets At GE Plant Routed Acain bv Police

UNIONS THREATEN A GENERAL STRIKE IN PHILADELPHI!   Heads of 75 C. I. 0. Locals Agree to Wage Fight Against Court Ban on Mass Picketing.   POLICE AND STRIKERS CLASH AT G. E. PLANT   Officers Rout Crowd With Riot Clubs, Knocking Down at Least 20 in 30-Minute Battle.

 Will Be Here on Next Wednesday   Representative of Social Security to Be at U.S. Employment Office. .

HERE WEDNESDAY   Representative of Social Security Coming Next Week.

HERE DECEMBER 15   Representative of Secial Security Beard Ceming Wednesday.

HERE OCTOBER 2      Representative of Secial Seeurity to Be at U. S. Employment Office

COMING MAY 22   Representative of Social Security Board Here Wednesday.

COMING FEB. 6 °   Representative of Social Security “ ‘Here Next Wednesday.

HERE ON WEDNESDAY      Representative of Social Security Board Is Coming.

PHONE SYSTEM TIEUP IMPENDS   Wage Negotiations With Western Electric Fail To Prevent Strike

JAP WAR GRIME LIST EXPANDED   School Reforms Made By MacArthur Criticized In Catholic Weekly

 Sigler Asks VanWagoner Declare Himself Regarding Party Split; Dem Chief Says GOP Sells Nominations

Members of Senate Forecast Action On Request for ‘Fact-Finding’ Act

Fresh Demands For Quick Action To Curb Strikes —  Pour Into Congress’ Halls

“Hate Women Week” Leads To Battle Of Sexes To See Who Looks Worse

QUAKERTOWN SENIORS ANNOUNCE PLAY CAST   Teachers and School Board Attend Social Function   ASSEMBLY BY JUNIORS

US. Pledges Full Power Behind UNO   Truman and Byrnes Apparently Hinting At Russia’s Rows

U. S. Leaders Vow Full UNO Support   L Seen'as Request: To Russ for Tran Settlement

Full Support To UNO Pledved By United States   Truman, Byrnes Invite Other Nations Pledoec

Market Shows Net Gain for First Time This Month:  Thoughts of Deflation World Situation

Market Shows Net Gain for First Time This Month:  Thoughts of Deflation World Situation Serves as Restraint

Yule Week's Plane Crashes Kill 117   Period Called Worst in History of Commercial Aviation

114 Persons Lose Lives in One of Commercial Aviation’s Most Disastrous Seven-Day Periods

New Accord  Gives Unions Wage Boost   Many Workers Stay Away From Jobs on Ships and Docks Pending Approval By Rank and File

Thousands Stay Away from Jobs Awaiting Approval Unions To Act Parleys To Act On Aareements

—MARITIME—  Ship Strike Averted At Last Minute  Seamen, Shippers Agree On Contrac

Seamen Remainr Away From Jobs But Strike Is Off   Local Ratification Action Being Awaited By Members of Maritime Unions Before They Return to Their Duties

Union Men Await Word From Leaders   Nick-of-Time Aqreement Halts Dispute

ClO SEAMEN WIN SWEEPING GAINS IN NEW CONTRACT   BREAK IN DEADLOCK COMES JUST BEFORE DEADLINE OF STRIKE

Ships Held Up for Ratification   Solution Reached Minute Before Deadline; 7 Maritime Unions Claim Complete Victory

But Thousands’ Of Workmen  Stay Off Jobs   Await Rank, File Approval of Agreement Made By Leaders

MANY SEAMEN STAY OFF JOBS   Rank-And-File Approval 0 Shipping Pact Awaited

Ship Strike Averted at Last Second   Agreement Reached In Maritime Dispute At Hour of Deadline

Trieste, Slav Boundaries ‘One Decision’   Dunn Clarifies U_ S. Stand in Paris Meeting

U. 5. Drops Claims Against Italians  For Property Loss  * Dunn Warns Only One Agreement on Trieste  And Yugoslay: Border

Peace Delegate Insists Complete ‘Free Territory’ Plan for Disputed Port Be Accepted American Group Is ‘Relieved’ By Gag of Wallace

U.S. Affirms Its Adherence To ‘Big Four’ Trieste Stand   Pree City, Border Agreement Seen As One Decision

U.S, SAYS TRIESTE, BORDER ONE DECISION   Slavs Told Agreement Must ‘Stand Together’

US-Emphasizes United Decision In Trieste Case   Ambassador Dunn Asserts Four-Power Agreement Will Stand Fogether Or Not At All

U. S. Says Trieste Plan Must Stand   Tells Slavic Bloc at Paris That Proposal Is Part of “One Decision” of Big 4 Which Must Stand Together or Not at All.

U.S. In Firm Stand On Free Trieste aria  Slavic Bloc War ned Big Fou r. Agree

No Separate Trieste Pact   U. S. Says Big Four Agreement on Freedom Of City, and Boundary “All One Decision”

U.S. Drops Pay Demand   Will Not Ask Italy Full Compensation of Allied Nationals Losses

US To Stand Pat On Trieste, Frontier Issue  “All One Decision,’ Delegates Insist t Peace Parley

US  nsists Trieste, Frontier Agreement All One Decision To Stand in Its Entirety or Not at All

America Again Modifies Claim Against Italy   France Willing To Relinquish Full Pay Demand

TO STAND IN ITS ENTIRETY, BLOC TOLD   U. S. Agreement Contingent On Overall Acceptance

jan Together Or Not At All....  U.S. Serves Notice The Balkan Agreement Will  Stand As One Decision

U. 5. Serves  Blunt Notice on Slavic Bloc   Calls Free Trieste and Border Agreement All One Decision

U. S. Firm onTrieste Plan   “Boundaries, Creation of Free City, Is One _ Problem, Slavs Told

US To Stand Pat On Trieste, Frontier Issue  “All One Deci ist ion,

Slavic Bloc Given Rotice   U. S. Says Agreement Would Stand Together Or Not at All

U. $. Will Stand Firmly on Trieste Frontier Decision   All or None of 4-Power Agreement To Go into Effect

Slavic Bloc Gets Notice on Trieste   Four Power Agreement Is Said to Be ‘All One Decision’

Boundary Row On Trieste Area Heard at Parley   All of Four-Power Pact Must Be OK'd Or None, Dunn Says

COMPENSATION ON LOSSES IN ITALY WILL BE REDUCED   U. S. Follows Up Relinguishment of Reparations with New Generous Policy

Frontier Issue Part Of Trieste Deal; Says U.S.   Agreement Must Be Made As One Issue; Delegates Stand Firn In Opposing Russ

UNITED STATES ABANDONS ALL WAR COMPENSATION FROM ITALY BUT RE-AFFIRMS TRIESTE PLAN

U. S. Position Is Emphasized      Ambassador Says Big Four Pact “All One Decision”

U.S. Stands Firm On Trieste Plan   Slavs Told ItalianYugoslav Border Line Part of Agreement

SLAV FRONTIER PLAN OPPOSED   U. S. Delegate Declares Trieste Must Be Free

U.S. Firm On Trieste Stand   Ambassador Dunn. .Declares Decision Applies To AL Parts Of Avreement..

Four-Power Decision All One,U.S. Says   Agreement On Trieste And Yugoslav-Italian Frontier Bound In Past, Dunn States

U. 8. Serves Notice oe EN ONTCE  Yugoslavs Told Present Trieste Plan fo Stand

DELEGATION STANDS FIRM ‘ON TRIESTE   Notice Served By United States On Slavic Bioc  That Agreement Is “AH One Decision"   ‘FOR TRULY FREE STATE

CHINESE SCOUTS YALTA   Spokesman Says Bound Only by Sino-Soviet Pact

New Trouble Bad Weather Breaking Out Concentrate: In Manchuria In Northeast

FIGHTING RENEWED. IN MANCHURIA AREA   Chungking Holds. China No Bound hv Yalta Port

Yalta Agreement Not Binding, China Declares  ‘Port Arthur Control To Be Decided By Treaty, Ho Says

HEAR REPORTS OF FIGHTING IN MANCHURIA   A Government Spokesman Declares China Not Party to Yalta Agreement and “Is Not Bound by It.”

China “Not Bound By Yalta Agreement’   Spokesmen Object to Manchurian Provisions; More Fighting Renarted

ARMY DISCHARGE EASED; 2 YEAR MEN OUT JULY 1   Gen. Ike Pleads For Stilling of-Clamor For Faster Releases

Army Discharge Requirements Will Be Eased   Drafted Enlisted Men With 2 Years Service Due Home In Summer

Vinson Asks One Year More Of Life for OPA  Secretary of Treasur’'   Secretary of Treasury Says Depression Is Only Alternative

Vinson Asks One Year More Of Life for OPA  Secretary of Treasury Says Depression

Study Plans for Coming Sessions   Most U.S. Assembly Delegates Gathered

Steamer Snaps  Lines, Sinks Given To French As Reich War Reparation

Europa Sinks At Le Havre   Former German Sea Queen Taken Over By French Lost

LINER EUROPE OF FRENCH MERCHANT FLEET GOES DOWN   Former German Vessel Breaks Moorings and Sinks in Le Havre Hazbor

Luxury Liner Europa is Sunk By Tidal Wave   Big Ship Goes Down in Mud; No Lives are Lost

TIDAL WAVE, SUDDEN GALE SINK EUROPA   Rechristened Liberte Settles In Mud OT Le Havre Basin: French Line Officiats Feel 19,746-ton Ship Can Be Refloated

German-Built Liner Sinks AtLe Havre’  I-Fated Ship  w-ws 3.1 ear...

“Europa” Sinks At Le Havre   Snaps Moorings in Gale-Driven Tidal Wave Gashes Side, Sinks

Luxury Liner Victim Of A » Tidal Wave   Big German-Built Vessel Snaps Moorings In Gale; No Loss Of Life   BRANDED UNSAFE.

@ German-Built Vessel Sinks; None Drowned   Liner Europa, Renamed ‘Lib erte’ by French, Flounder: In Le Harve Basin Afte: Snapping Moorings in Gale. Driven Tidal Wave.

-uropa Sinks In Le Havre Basin   Liner Gashes Side Against Harbor Wreckags And Sinks In Mud

German-Built Craft Wrecked In Tidal Wave   Pride of France's Fleet; Officials Hope Ship Can Be Refloated

Europa, Once Pride Of German Merchant Fleet, Sinks In Le Havre Harbor

German-buill Europa Snap ped Her Moorings In Gale-Driven Tidal  Wave 

Gale-Driven Tidal — Wave Drives Big Ship Against Wreckage in Port and She Sinks

German-Built Liner Europa Snaps Her Moorings In Gale, ‘Sinks In Le Havre Harbor   No Loss Of Life As Ship Assigned France-As War Reparations Wrecks

Bad Luck Ship Jinxed Again  German Built French Liner  Sinks In Gale

Big Liner Sunk By Tidal Wave   Driven Against Harbor Wreckage, Former Europa Gashes Side. Sinks.

Storm Victim  Gernines tai Luxury Liner  Europa Sinks at Le Havre

TIDAL WAVE SINKS LINER   Giant Liberte, Once Gexmany’s Europa, Is Wietim af Harhnr Blog

GOVERNMENT PAY CONTROLS DOUBTFUL NOW   President Has Nothing To Say About Two  Resignations

Wage Contro! End Is Urged   President Delays Accepting Resignations of WSB Members

Truman Delays Accepting Resignations Of Two Members of the Wage Board

Future of Pay Controls Is Unpredictable   President Delays Acceptance of Two WSB Resignations

EIGHT PERSONS: KILLED IN TEXAS OVER WEEK-END   Four Others Hurt An Car, Train, Plone ‘Accidents: anid? Fire

Six Die In Floods  In Southern Texas   Historic San Antonio Fights Way Out Of Worst Flood In Quarter Century As Damages Mount  Into Millions Of Dollars

Plane Drons Raft To Flood Victims  Near San Antonio   Six Known Dead, Others Missing, With Hundreds Homeless

Damage Runs Into Millions   San Antonio Nearly Isolated By High Weter

FLOOD SWEEPS SAN ANTONIO; TWELVE DEAD   Over $1,000,000 Property Loss

Six Dien San Antonio  Flood Water:   Scores Injured And Property Loss Placed At Millions

Millions in Damage. City Is Under Water   At Least Six Known Dead-— Scores Reported Clinging T, EFloatine Rooftops

Six Dead In Texas Flood   San Antonio Hit By Six-Inch Rain In 12-Hour Period

SAN ANTONIO SWAMPED BY DOWNPOUR   Six Inches of Rain in 12 Hours; Four Drown

WATER IS SIX FEET DEEP IN CITY STREETS   HUNDREDS MISSING; DAM SAVES TOWN IN CLOUDBURST

San Antonio, Texas, lnundated By Flood   Torrential Rains Kill Six, Cause Heavy Property Loss

Report 12 As Dead in Texas Flood   San Antonio Damage Over $1,000,000—Scores Injur ed—Abandon Homes

Six Persons Killed, Hundreds Are Missing in Flood  Thousands Homeless As Waters Sweep Through San Antonio

BELIEVE 12 DEAD IN TEXAS FLOODS   Property Damage To Run High In San Antonio

Worst Flood Since 192] Disaster Hits San Antonio; 6 Persons Dead, Scores Hurt   Property Damage Estimated In Millions; Six Inches Of Rain Falls In 12 Hours

Historic Texas  City Hit Hard By Flash Flood   At Least Six Lives Lost, Several Reported Missing At San Antonic

SIX PERSONS DIE IN TEXAS FLOODS   HUNDREDS MISSING AS DISASTER HITS SAN ANTONIO AREA

Hundreds Climb Trees to Avoid Crest of Water   Red Cross Dispatches Rescue Workers to Area

FOUR LIVES TAKEN BY FLOOD IN TEXAS   Water Recedes Today at San Antonio After Inundation.

6 Lives Lost As Flood Hits City in Texas   Damage Runs High In San Antonio’s Rusiness District

Cloudburst in Texas Costs Millions in’ Property Damage; Red Cross  Promptly on the Scene

SEVERAL KNOWN DEAD; DAMAGE IS IN MILLIONS   Worst Flood Since 1921 Disaster Strikes San Antonio Area; Rain Still Falling.

Flood Strikes San Antonio;6 Believed Dead   Thousands Are Homeless.  Property Damage in Millions

City Inundated by Six Inch Rainfall, Damage Runs Heavy   MP Troops Helping Clear Debris From Downtown Sections

Six Persons Known Dead, Also Great  Property Losses In Texas Flash Flood.

Flood Crest s Subsiding Within City   Army Bomber Drops _Rafts to Victims Stranded on Roofs

SAN ANTONIO. LOSSES HIGH IN DOWNPOUR   Three Military Police Lose  Lives in Rescue Attempts Titirinn Ninhkt   Peak At Midnicht.

ATTEMPT TO SAVE FLOOD-MAROONED IN SAN ANTONIE   Boats and Planes Into Rescue Work — Bomber Drops Rafts to Persons Stranded on Rooftops.   SIX ARE KNOWN DEAD, SEVEN OTHERS MISSING   Estimates of Property Damage Range From $1,000,000 to $8,000,000—Further Rains Unexpected.

Six Dead And Sever Missing In Deluge.   Damage In City Feared In Millions; Hundreds Homeless: Relief Rushed

San. Antonio Is Under Flood —   Several Dead; Scores Injured or Missing in Disaster a

Six Drownec In Texas  Flash Flood   At Least 7 Missing As Torrential Rain Sweeps San Antonio

12 Perish As Floods Hit Texas   Scores Suffer Injuries, Many Forced To Jeave Homes, Damage Suid To Be $1,000,0v0

*SAN ANTONIO'S FLOOD CLAIMS LIVES OF SIX   Scores Injured, Hundreds Ar Missing in Disaster; Rains Continue

Flood Damage in Texas is Heavy   Worst Disaster Since 1921 Hits San Antonio

12 Reported Dead as Flood Sweeps San Antonio Area   Property Damage Put at Million; Scores Hurt, Hundreds Leave Home:

Number of Persons Drown When San Pedro River Overflows Banks —Property Damage Heavy — Homes Swept Away.

Flash Flood Hits Texas; 12 Killed   $1,000,000 Property Damage Reported Around San Antonio

AT LEAST SIX DEAD IN TEXAS FLASH FLOOD   Number Still Missing As Waters Inundate San Antonio

FLOOD IN TEXAS  TARES 12 LIES, PERS (THER   Many Marooned Upon High Ground or in Trees in San Antonio Area   PROPERTY LOSS HEAVY  High Water Surges .Toware Gulf of Mexico: Aid Is Rushed

Six Persons Dead Scores Injured In Texas Flood   Hundreds Missing as Waters Engulf San Antonio; Plan To Avert Floods Failure

Hundreds Are Missing, Many Are Homeless   Cloudbursts and Continued Rain Caused Tragedy; Loss m™ Millions

SAN ANTONIO INUNDATED BY FLASH FLOOD   Six Dead With Property Damage Mounting Inte Millions Caused By Torrential Rain   THOUSANDS HOMELESS

‘Seven Others Reported as Still Missing   Army Bomber Drops Rafts to Persons Marooned on Rooftops

Drop Rafts to Stranded Group In Texas Flood   Hundreds Being Fed in Emergency Stations in San Antonio

Flash Flood Causes Six Deaths   ¢ Scores Are Injured and Much of ‘Picturesque San Antonio Is Inundated by Heavy Storm

Scores Injured, Hundreds Missing In Worst Flood Since 1921 Disaster   Property Damage Runs To Millions   Torrents Sweep Through City Leaving Thousands Of Persons Homeless

FLOOD IS FATAL IN SAN ANTONIO   FOUR DROWN AND MANY HOMES WASH AWAY

‘San Antonio Flooded _ By Torrential Rains   Six Known Dead, Hundreds Missing As Swollen Streams Inundate City; Rising Water Strands Thousands In Downtown Areas

Major San Antonio Flood Leaves Twelve Dead As It Sweeps To Gulf of Mexico   Million Dollars Worth Of. Property Damaged; Residents Evacuate Towns

San Antonio Flooded By lorrential Rains  6 Die As Streams ‘Run Wild Following 6 Inches Cf Rain

FOUR PERSONS DROWN IN SAN ANTONIO FLOOD      Property Damage At Alarming Proportions Result Of Downpour

Big-b our Group ‘Tries to ‘Dy namite  Its Trieste Deadlock   Molotov Persuaded to a Discussion Agreement by Unbudging Attitude of Britain, France and U.S.

Russia Demands Changes in Paris Plan for Trieste  Door Is Left Open, However, for Break In Rie Four Deadloct

Reds Want 14 Changes On Trieste  ’ Molotov Proposal Nnt Artod On Be   Molotov Proposal Not Acted On By  Foreion Ministers

Russia Demands Many Chanoes in Trieste Proposal  Wants Power of Port’: Governor Greatly Curtailed

Change In Trieste Plans Demanded  Door Left Open For Break In Deadlock

Molotov Ask: 14 Amendment:  Changes To Trieste Plax Weuld Alter Rule

CHANGES ASKED IN TRIESTE PLAN   RUSSIA OFFERS 14 AMENDMENTS TO PROGRAM FOR CONTROL OF PORT.

Freedom of Philippines Is Praised   Gen. Romulo In Farewell Address To Congress

Romulo Praises U. §. Relations With Philippines in Last Speech to Solons

‘STAND BY U.S.’ FILIPINO PLEDGE   Romulo Cites Independence As Key to Avert World Bloodshed

TEENAGE OR AF  DEBATED TODAY   Senate May Yield Soon on Induction of Youths.

18-Year-Olds Center of Tiff   Boys of 19 Face Certainty of Draft

Conferees Decide 19 Yr. Olds Will Bs Subject To Draft   Question of 18 Yr. Olds Is Only Remaining Controversy

Compromise Plan May Limit Draft Age to Nineteer   Fighteen-Year-Olds Would Not Be Called Under Newest Proposal

House to Vofe On Senate OPA Revival Bill   Truman Will Veto Measure Again in Its Present Form

45,00 FANS JAM STADIUM IN NEW YORK   Left Hook to Head Puts Contender Out of Fight

Louis, Not Extended. Kayoes Conn in  Eighth, Saves ‘Title   Brown Bomber, After Five-Year Layoff for War, Stops Top Challenger in Eighth: Appears Right as Rival Doesn't

EXECUTIVE BOARD TAKES     ACTION TO ELIMINATE COMMUNIST INFLU-. Ft ENCE IN UNIONS

‘Soviet Writer Criticizes ‘United States   Badly Informed About World Problems

Phone Threat Fails to Stop City Official   Fighting Reply Given Racketeers After Mystery Call

Peak Food-Feed Crops Despite Bad Weather   Cool Days Decrease Corn but U. S. Crop Is Record High

Grain Yield  TopsRecord   37 Million Tons: Expetred Deapite Aucust Drop

RECORD VOLUME OF LIVESTOCK AND FOOD SEEN   This Year’s Crips Expect. ed To Be Two Percent Over Previous Mark   BUMPER CORN YIELD DESPITE WEATHER

18 JEWS TO DIE FOR RAILROAD ROMBING   Heroine of Johnstown Flood Dies at 90

Palestine Feels Newest Outbreak: Arabs Are Blame   One British Soldier Slain; Holy Land Tension Increasing

British Tommy Shot in First Arab Violence   Other Casualties Occur—Uncertified Jewish Shin Docks

AKRON SCHOOL HAS 48 PASSENGER BUS   Rural. Students to be Transported in Large Vehicle

AKRON SCHOOL BUYS BUS TO TRANSPORT RURAL STUDENTS   Big 48-Passenger Vehicle - Arrives In Akron Last Saturday Evening

ALASKA RATED ‘FIRST LINE’ OF NATION'S AIR DEFENSES   HEAD OF STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND EMPHASIZES IMPORT. ANCE OF AIR ROUTES OVER POLE

Sees Neighbor Kill Wife, Self      Girl, 13, 3, Forced To Witness Murder And Rt

UNSeeking To Change Russia's Stand On Spain   Members Aiming At Unani mous Action On Compromise Procedure On Franco   COUNCIL SESSIONS RESUME MONDAY

BOGUS PERFUME 1S STINK FOR TWO MEN   Pair Had Been Bitking Pubdlic Fat Years By Palming Off Rootler Versions

BOOTLEG PERFUME BUBBLE BURSTS      Rubbing Alcohol, Coloring, 0i Bring Pair Wealth Before Arrest

Dallas ShertflElect Reports Bribery Efforts   Amazing Offer For Gambling Operations Freedom Revealed

Two Arrested on Charges of Attempted Bribe  Ramifications of Plot Described  as “Truly Amazing’

Dallas Sheriff’s Counter-Plot Nabs Two of Chicago  Pen Trina ta Ruy Exclusive Gambling Concession

Officials Contract Amusement Enterprises At Chicago Meeting; Anto Races To Be Thursday, Friday

(1946 State Fair Opening To Be On Tuesday; Dates Set September 3 To 7

Keitel Complained He Was Eating More Rot Than Bread    And Wanted Out of Hitler Entourage, Goering Says

Word Lacking From Army, Navy On Cuts   Budget Bureau Gets Ready To Slash Employment Ceilings

Word Lacking From Army Ane _ Navy On Biggést, Cuts — ~ Requested’

NEW CLOUDS ON LABOR HORIZO)   End of One Strike Only Bright Spot

Sirtkes Grow As Airlines Hard Hit Now   PRESIDENT TRUMAN TC LET KRUG HANDLE MINERS

TROUBLES GROW IN AIR STRIKE   Maritime Tieup Continues: Teamsters Call Walkout.

New Labor Crisis Before TWA; Ship Talks Continuing   CIO Brewery Workers and . AFL Teamsters in Jurisdictional Fight

TWA HAS MORE LABOR TROUBLE   Musicians Threaten Strike; Ship Operators Study Union Proposal

Atlantans Boo And Cheer As Pearson Flays Klan As Threat To All Nation

AREA SCOUT DINNER AT YORK JANUARY 2;   New Regional Executive Will Be Speaker—Hanoverians Will Be In Attendance At Event

DESCRIBES MASSACRE AT MALMEDY   American Points Out SS Trooper As One Leader

Survivor of Malmedy Massacre Tells Story of Shootings, Identifies Nazi

Kentuckian Points Out Nazi Trooper Who Started Barbarous Massacre at Malmedy

Soldier Who Survived Malmedy Atrocity  Accuses Trooper of Starting Massacre

‘Kentucky Soldier Points to German ’ Who Started Massacre of Prisoners

Grim Yank Tells Nazi Massacre   Accuses Storm Troop: er of Starting Butchery of Americans

GERMANS CHARGED WITH HUNTING MEN FOR SPORT  NAZI ACCUSED BY KENTUCKIAN

Yank Points Out Nazi SSTrooper Who Started Ugly Massacre on Battlefield -

Survivor Tells Story of Malmedy Massacre  ._ pe w-...._._  wAsE nw Ohad dD Claanmwhédawe with Chat

SS Nazi Killer Of 71 American Troops Accused.   Pointed tc In Court As Man Who Started Massacre Of Surrendered Doughboys: Played Dead

Kentuckian, Who Was There, Puts Finger On Nazt Leader Of Massacre

Cadillae. Furniture.  But No Cash   Very Poor Man, He Asserts In Denying Charges

Senator, Fighting for His Seat Asserts Automobile and Sofa Only Gifts from Contractors

Senator Bilbo Denies Charges   Mississippt Solon Takes Stand In Own Defense

BILBO SAYS HE GOT CAR, FURNITURE   Declares They Were Only Gifts He Got From Contractors

Admits Receiving One Automobile, Some Furniture   Mississippian Fights For Political Future

- Mississippian Reads Statement Before Senate Investigating Group; Tells of Being ‘Very Poor, in Debt

Furniture, Car Only Gifts Taken’ Says Senator   Declares Only Thing Proved By Probe Is “That ’'m a Poor Man and Heavily in Debt”

Te  Terry, Former Secretary to Seititor Bilbo, Told of Numerous Gifts to Himself and Bilbo for War Contract Favora — Terry Faces Ross sible Perjury Charres,

Senator. Tells U.S. -Probers Of Gifts  From Contractors DENIES CHARGES Mississippian Take:  Stand In His Own Defense Loday

BILBO SAYS HE RECEIVED ONLY CAR, FURNITURE   Senator Denies He Shook Down Army  Contractors

Curtain Lifted on Weapons   Navy Discloses Arms Wondel!ana in Desert Areca

Navy Reveals Progress on New Weapons   Curtain Lifted on Work at California Testing Ground

Truman Sees Hope For Success Of Treaty Meet  President Pays Visit To Gettysburg; Sights World Unity

Chief Executive Inspired by “Peace Eternal In Ration United? Ta.

WORLD PEACE HELD POSSIBLE BY PRESIDENT      Truman Claims World as Wel As Single Nation Could Be Unified in Peace   HAS HIGH HOPES FOR CONFERENCE SUCCES:

Truman Has High Hope  For Peace Conference Re FRNFST BR VAarvru.Rn

Truman Hope: For Peace Pact  Compares Conditions Ko Civil War Days

Peace Treaty Believed Near   President Says After Speaking With Byrne:

Hopes for World Pursuing Peace  Truman Optimistic About Peace Treaties

President Truman ls Optimistic  Hopes for United World Pursuing Paths of Peace

TRUMAN HOLDS HOPE  FOR PEACE PARLEY’S  SUCCESS, ONE WORLD CITES UNITED EFFORTS  TO ACHIEVE PERMANENT COOPERATION IN TAILY

TRUMAN VISITS AT CETTYSBURG   Expresses High ‘Hopes for Success Of Peace Parley

Lasting Peace Hope Voiced By President   Truman Optimistic on European Conference Outcome

TRUMAN SPEAKS AT GETTYSBURG   Chief Hopes Nations Wil Pursue Path of Peace In the Future

Food Corps May Replac Army! KP   Broad: Training: Program Already:Under.Way

‘ket Plane ccesstully ‘ompletes Test   American Plane Designed To Fly 1,700 Miles  per Hour

THAN SOUND IN INTIAL FLIGHT   Tiny Craft Is Piloted By Pennsylvanian

AIR FORCE AIMS AT SUPERSONIC SPEED  Rocket Plane ‘Loafs’ / A+ 550 In First Tes?

F iny Plane Reaches 550 Miles An  Hour in Supersonic Speed Test 

Tiny Plane Designed To Surpass Speed Of Any Craft Completes First Tests

Baby Rocket Plane ‘Loafs Along’ At 550 MPH In Test Flight   Weighs 710 Lhe.

First American Rocket Plane  Passes Tests   Tiny 1,700-mph Craft Delves Into Realm of Supersonic Flight

Supersonic Plane Has Successful Run in Its Tests   Craft Is Cut Loose From B-29 at 25,000 Feet Over Air Base in  California

AIRMEN TEST AMERICA’S 1ST ROCKET PLANE   Craft Designed to Fly at 1,700 Miles Per Hour; Cuts Loose From Bomber

Field Test For “XS-1”   Tiny Plane Designed To Fly at 1,700 Miles An Hour First For U. §

 ROCKET PASSES IN ITS FIRST TES   U. S. Plane ‘Loafs’ Along A 550 Miles Per Hour

Small Plane Army Expects To Use On Supersonic Trip Has Completed First Tests

Army’s Tiny Rocket-Propelled Plane ‘Loafs At 550 M. P. H. In First Tests

Army rapingics In Supersonic Speed reat  Tins aap hee Shin 1. i oe =<0 ancl. ss oa jr, ae ‘“ “.. a

NEW PLANE IS UNVEILED FOR TRIAL FLIGHT   Small Rocket-Powered Model To Probe Unknown Factors of Excessive Speed

Designed to Hit 1,700 M. P. H.  Tiny Rocket Plane May Delve Into Supersonic Speed Realm

U. S. Rocket Aircraft Passes Initial Tests   Plane Designed To Hit 1,700 M. P. H. Cruises At Mere 550

New U.S. Supersonic Speed Plane Successful in Its Initial Tests.

~NAVY OPPOSED TO PLAN FOR SINGLE HEAD   Army Leaders Jubilant Over Bic Written By Senate Group

Over Merger   “Admirals Receive: Idea of. ‘Common Defense” Department Icily .

Bilbo Graft Case Comes Up Dec. 12   Charge That Senator Accepted ‘Dream House’, Money And A Cadillac Car To Be Presented

Hearings To Open Dee. 12 On Senator Bilbo’s ‘Gifts’   Comittee Will Hear Evidence On Charges Mississippian Received Money, An Auto And A ‘Dream House’ From War Contractors For Assistance

ON USE OF FERTILIZER   Demonstration Will Be Held Tues day at Willis Colman Farm

Volunteer Crews Search Ruins for Tornado Victims      13 Bodies Recovered in Detroit Area; Death Toll From Thirty - Minute Storm is Expected to Mount

20 KILLED AS TORNADO HITS DETROIT AREA   100 Homes Razed By Storm, 300 Others Damaged

‘Tornado Kills 15 At Detroit   ‘Both Sides Of Border In Path Of Heavy Windstorm

Suspect Held In River Death Near Napoleon   Identify Nude Woman As Ellwood City, Pa. 5-and-10 Store Clerk

Man Is Grilled In Slaying Death Of Ellwood Girl   Police At Toledo Probing Murder Of Former Ell. wood City Area Resident   IDENTITY MADE AFTER THREE MONTHS

P. I. Congress Prepares Probe of Catholic Land Sale to MeNutti Adviser

 Congress Probes Huge Philippine Real Estate Deal   Investigate Catholic Sale of Approximately Million Acres to U. S. Officer.

GQ. ET nel  Sale Of RACERS Arouses re Of F ilipinos.  Catholic Chureh  1.04 Wwe. om.   Catholic Chureh Leader Offers To Cancel Burt Deal

PRIME MINISTER TOILS UN REPLY TO RUSSIA'S CHARUE OF CANADIAN UNERIENDLINESS

KING PREPARES OFFICIAL REPLY T0 RED CHARGE   Reported Contacting Washington and London on Touchy Situation

RING PREPARES REPLY 10 RUSSIA   Washington Views Dispute as Crucial Peace Controversy

Storm-Tossed Brides Of Gis Arrive In N. ¥. On Transport; Wife Of Leominster Man Lands

Storm-Tossed Ship Bearing Gl  Families Arrives  Army Transport Has “Worst Crossing; Sickness Prevails

“British Brides” And Children Arrive After Stormy Voyage Across Atlantic

First Bride Ship Docks » Tn New York During Day   451 British Women Are Worn By Jaunt

FIRST GROUP OF BRITISH BRIDES, WITH 175 CHILDREN ARRIVF AFTER NINE-DAY VOYAGE ACROSS ATLANTIC

British Brides Arrive After A Rough Trip   451 Women,and 175 Children In New. Vork aoe Ages” of Those Who. Wed” Yanks Range from 16 to 44-Voyaoe: Made in Bad Weather,

Storm Tossed, Worn British Brides Arrive i in States After Rough Voyage

 N. Atlantic Voyage Is 9-Day Nightmare  First "Brides Ship” In 200 Years Brings Brave British Wives To Gl's

FIRST BRIDES’ SHIP REACHES AMERICA TODAY   Transport With 451 Women, 175 Children Docks

First Of British Brides Of GI's Arrive After A ‘Nightmare’ Voyags   Terrific Storms Encountered On Voyage To U. S., With Four-Fifths Of Women Made Seasick. Collapsine On Decks   400 Changed Minds After Applying For Licenses To Wed

“BRITISH BRIDES” REACH US, AFTER STORMY VOYAGE   Argentina Docks with asi Wives and.175 Children at Yank Saldiere

ARMY TRANSPORT ARGENTINA LANDS BRITISH BRIDES   First Group of English Wo. men Reached New York . Today.   A NINE-DAY VOYAGE   A Total of 451 Women and 175 Children Were Aboard the Ship.

Bedlam Reigns As Gale Lashes Ship in Atlantic   3 Risk Their Lives.

British Women Wed to Yanks  Jom Husbands   Nightmarish Voyage, Four-fifths Were Seasick

STORM - TOSSED, TIRED BRITISH BRIDES ARRIVE   3. S. Argentina Docks In New York With 451 Brides And 175 Children Of American Service Men; It Was A Tough Voy age.

Nine-Day Voyage Acros:  - Allantic Aboard: Argen _ Hina Was Nightmare , For 85% of Women   Pat ™T . er re UIE INCALLY USTs  Her Mind On Triy   Virtually All Become So During Storms, They Col

First Bride’s Ship Arrives   English Women StormTossed end Tired but Redient on Reaching New York

First Shipload of British ‘War Brides Reaches U. S:: ‘450 Women, 175 Children

FIRST ‘BRIDES’ SHIP’ ARRIVES IN N.Y. AFTER ROUGH TRIP   English Wives of U.S. Soldiers Tired But Radiant After Nightmare Voyage

First Group of ‘British Brides’ Reaches U.S. After Stormy Passage

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All in The Various Communities

MILLARD TAWES ANNOUNCES FOR GOVERNORSHIP   Comptreller Says He Has Been Given Assurances Of Support   3-WAY DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY IN PROSPECT

Tawes Candidate In Gubernatorial Bace   State Comptroller Wil Seek Democratic Nomination

Crews Begin Leaving Freight ers—Union Picket Lines Are Thrown Up at Docks.      WORKERS JUMP GUN IN SOME CITIES   U. S. Conciliators Work Through Night in Capital  in Unsuccessful Effort %  to Avert Walkout, 2°

CASE AGAINST "NAZIS CLOSED   Defense Opening Probable On Thursday

Case against Top Nazis Is Rested By Prosecution   Iribunal Denies Motion Tc Summon Churchill as Witness

Rest Case Against Mazi War Leaders   Defense Is Expected to Start About Monday

Prosecution. At Nuernberg Rest After 3 Months  Court Rejects Plea Of Defendants To Cal OC havehall Aad Qiehare

Defense Will Open In Trial Of Nazi Heads   Allied Prosecutors Rest Case Against 22 Germans

Prosecution Rests Case Against Top Nazis At Nuernberg  RY Pa Prree OCaAtsATReLPY arr

Allies Finish Case Against Nazi Criminals   Defendants Denied Plea: Te Sammon Churchill, TDalndier ta Testify

Allied Prosecutors Rest Case Against Nazi Leaders         More Than Three Months Required To Present Maze Of Evidence Against War Lord; Arguments On “rosecuting Organizations Set ‘Tomorrow

Rest Case Against  22 Nazis   Prosecution Closes After Three Months Of Hearings; to Try Organizations Next

PROSECUTION IN TRIAL OF NAZIS FINISHES CASE   Three Months of Hearings Completed Before Allied Tribunal oat Nuernbera

Complete Case Against Nazis Prosecution Rests  In War Crimes Trial

VON RIBBENTROP DENIED RIGHT 10 GALL CHURCHIL   Nuernberg Court Also Re.  fuses to Summon Daladier end. Other leadere

Allies Rest Case Against Nazi Leaders   After More Than Three Months Hearings; Defense Likely to Start Monday

Prosecution Rests Cases _ Against Nazis   Tribunal Denies Ribbentrop’s Plea for Churchill, Daladier Be Called as Defense Witnesses

BRITISH CHALLENGE. SLAV ALLEGATIONS   Foreign Office Protests State~ meni of Trial

GOVT. WOULD BE APPROVED   State Dept. Confirms Proposal Made, But Withholds Text

Britain, France Ready to Accept U.S. Proposal  Text of Plan To Be Issued Later in Week

U.S. PROPOSAL IS READY FOR ACCEPTANCE   Plan to Encourage Spain to Overthrow Franco Is Approved

ROBINSON BOY BLOCKS THEFT OF ARMY CASH   Pvt. James M. Hill Saves $250,000 at Hamilton Field

Child Custody Case Continued  SeaBee Tells of  Search for Dauchter

Child Custody Case Continued  SeaRee Talle af   SeaBee Tells of Search for Daughter

WILL DISCUSS WE REJECTION OF WAGE OFFER   Negotiations To Be Resumed  Between Officials And Workers

Into K. U. By Priority   Five Point Plan Gives ‘Kansas Veterans First Chance at Enrollment

BOWLES OPPOSES BREAD RATIONING   CALLS UPON CONGRESS TO DECIDE FOR OR AGAINST PRICE CONTROL,

Bowles, LaGuardia Urge}! Congress Make Up Mind! Now on Future of OPA 

LaGuardia Advises Congress to Stop  “‘Monkeying With OPA’  Fee Save Controle Shauld Re ‘Ln or Dawn’

LaGuardia Advises Congress to Stop ‘Monkeying WithOPA’   Rawlae Save Cantenle Chncutdt Be “Tl. .«c Ke!      Bowles Says Controls Should Be ‘Up or Down’

STEEL WORKERS BACK ON JOBS THIS MORNING   May Be Month Before Full Production; GM And  Union Confer Again   EARLY DEVELOPMENT IN ELECTRICAL TIEUP

(ERMAN ECONOMY SLASHED IN HALF BY ALLIED POWERS   Big-4 Plan Calls for Elimination of All Industries That Could Be Turned to War-Making.   PROGRAM IS BASED ON POTSDAM ACCORD   It Places Emphasis on Agriculture and Production of Materials to Rebuild Smashed Cities.

Allies Announce Reich Industry Peace Economy   Plan Reduces Nation's Industrial Capacity to Almost Half

Four Other Members Of Pittsburgh Hunting Party Seriously Hurt   Terrible Tragedy Occurs At Susquehanna Rive Bridge Crossing Early Today, Mars LowMortality Record Of Hunting Season.

Three Hunters Kuled As Auto Leaps Off Read   Four Others Injured In Ac cident In Center County —-Victims From Pittsburgh

Jurors Named For ‘New Court Term ©   Will Convene January 29, Judge Stiliman to Preside at Sessions

Filipino Candidate Hides As Country Chooses President   Kidnap Rumor Sends Roxas Scurrying for Refuge---Confident of

‘residential Aspirant Manuel Roxas Goes Into Hiding When the Rumor Arises That He Might Be Kidnaped.

OSMENA’S RIVAL VANISHES AFTER ‘KIDNAP’ RUMOP   Candidate for Philippines Pres. idency Surrounds His Home With Machineguns

3,000,000 Filipinos Elect Leaders For First Years Of Their New Independence

KIDNAPING FEARED BY CANDIDATE   Concedes Incumbent Four Provinces But Not Defeat

ROXAS LEADING FILIPINO VOTE   Candidate in Hiding After Kidnaping Threat

Kidnap Plot Reported in Philippines   Roxas Leading in Islands Election but Goes into Hiding With Inerzasing Rumors of Violence

Filipinos Pick President in Election Today   Incumbent Trails in Early Returns; Rival Fears ‘Kidnaping’

Roxas Scurries Into Hiding As Threat Rumored   Filipino Presidential Candidate Fears Kidnaping: Quiet At Polls

FILIPINOS VOTED TODAY FOR: LEADEE   Rumors’ of a Kidnap Plot Against Presidéntial Can didate Roxas.

President Of Philippines fs Alarmed Teday   BALLOTING AS ARMED GUARDS WATCH ROXAS -

Manila Returns Give Roxas Early Lead In Filipino Vote   Violence Reported, Candidate Guarded Following Rumors

Quiet Voting Is Reported By Filipinos   Osmena Is Favored In Earhest Report

Roxas In Hiding As Early Returns Give Him Lead Over President Osmena

CANDIDATE IN RACE FOR PRESIDENCY OF PHILIPPINES HIDES  KIDNAP THREAT HEARD AS LIKELY WINNER

Roxas Into Hiding As Filipino Votes Are Being Counted   Presidential Candidate Vanishes Before Kidnap Threat, Forecasts Victory

Roxas Takes Early Lead for Top Philippines Office Rumored Kidnap Plot  Sends Candidate Into Seclusion Now

One Candidate In Hiding As Filipinos Vote   Roxas, Claiming Victory, Fears Kidnap Plot

Roxas Hides. In Fear of Kidnapers —  es Tarn Wit   3,000,000 Filipinos Go. Quietly to Polls

Crime Period Extends Over Three Years   Well-to-Do Man Entered 16 Places; Gets Prison Term

SHORTAGE OF BEEF GROWS AS PACKERS REDUCE SLAUGHTER   inadequate Supply of Cattle, Together With OPA Ceiling Squeeze, Given as Reason for Curtailment.   CHARGE BLACK MARKET ABSORBING LIVESTOCK   Only 3,600 Head Bought on Kansas City Market During Entire Week by Four Major Packing Firms.

Huntington Fire Really Does Hurt   Because Large Laundry Blaze Hits Shirts, Pillow Cases Red  inenc

Pauley Will Lose, Party Chiefs Told   Withdrawal Seen As Democrats Hold Conference

Party Advises Pauley He Can’t Get Okeh   Action Stirs Capital Speculation Traman Mav Withdraw Name

PARTY CHIEFS TOLD PAULEY CHANCES SLIM   Rumors Hint Nominee May Withdraw In Contest

European Nations That Once Put heas On Pedestal Develop Doubts:and Fears

RUSSIA MUCH LESS POPULAR THAN YR. AGO   Soviet Has Lost Prestige in European Countries

Lilienthal Accepts Appointment To Head Atomic Energy Board   Aeeme Palinaniches ‘Task

Club. Swinging Mounted. Policemen Act to Enforce Ban; One Hurt, Sev “Tested “=. -

C10 OFFICERS ARE NAMED IN COURT CHARGE   Writ Issued Following Police Breakup Of Mass Picketing

MOUNTED POLICE ATTACK PICKETS   CLUB-SWINGING OFFICER: DRIVE 800 FROM STRIKEBOUND G. E. PLANT.

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Innocence Plea To Manslaughter By Mrs. Carlan   Heard in Chelsea Court In ~ Corinection With Death Of “Kidnap-Hoax” Baby

POLICE FIRE POURS IN ON RIOTING PRISONER   Milan Inmates Threaten To Hang 10 Of 25 Guards

Othman Makes Startling Discovery—  Money Is the Root of Evil   Expense Account Is Trying for Reporter

WANT SECURITY FROM WILDCAT COAL WALKOUTS   Demand May Be Fresented In Forthcoming Wage Nevotiations

COAL OPERATORS ASK LEWIS FOR STRIKE SECURITY   Soft Coal Industry Condemns Wildcat Coal Walkouts

Operators To Meet Miners Next Tuesday   Will Join Scale Committee In Vital Conference Over Wage Demands.

Security To Be Sought From U.S. Wildcat Strikes.   LEWIS WILL MEET IN WAGE PARLEY  Oe a Oe a ee ee

Five Inches Of Rain In 3 Days Lifts Streams   “Worst Appears to Be Over,” Weather Man Says — Many Roads in Sections Covered — Some P. R. R. Trains Being Re-Routed Through Section—Slides at Miller Farm

“Worst Appears to Be Over,’”’ Weather Man Says — Many Roads in Sections Covered — Some P. R. R. Trains Being Re-Routed Through Section—Slides at Miller Farm

AUTO WORKERS HAY ASK RAISE   THOMAS SAYS MEN WANT INCREASE AS LARGE AS THAT GIVEN SEAMEN,

Auto Union May Demand  Pay Increase   CIO-UAW Official -Will Ast Benefits If New Formula Is Set

UAW Will Want Same as Seamen lfltlsMore   Auto Workers’ Head ' Claims Promise Violated

Auto Union Seeks Raise  ee a 7 ae   To Demand Gaius Won By Maritimers

WESTERN UNION STRIKE IS NOW IN THIRD DAY   Settlement Negotiations Sedm Stalemated As Service Near Paralysis

a ae ee ee ee a ae eo es iS Me  ; } FLOOD CARRIES GIRL 2!, »)> MILES DOWN STREAM

Blame OPA For Housing Situation   Bowles Is Object of Attack by Lumber Dealers’ Organization Today

Building Lag Laid To OPA Pelicies   Industry’s Efforts Thwartéd, Congress Told

You Have Only 50-50 Chance To Kill a Bear   So You Might as Well Wait Until Beef Returns, Men, To Stock Your Larder.

REPRESENTATIVES. OF FOUR POWERS ATTEND SESSION   Cenferance Begins on First Anniversary of San Fran. eiten Manatinea

Observers Eye Session With Anticipation   Italy’s Plight Is High On Agenda Of Ministers

Treaties To End War To Be Prenared   Four-Power Meeting in Paris Will Attempt ta tron Out Differences Which Have Pre.  vented reat... .¢ rm.

Big-Four Ministers Open ‘Peace Talks’   Conference in Paris Seeks to Iron Out Allied Differences and Prepar Way for European Peace Treaties to End Greatest Warin History

Big 4 Ministers Meet To Prepare Europe Treaties   Luxembourg Palace Parley Designed To insure World Peace

Seek To End Deadlock On  Peace Terms   Meet in Paris to Decide Fate of Five Europear Countries

Seek To Iron Out ProbJems of Vanquished European Nations and  Pave Way for Peace Settlements; _ Meeting - Opened At 11 (EST); - Byrnes First to Arrive:

Ministers Open Peace Conference   Representatives of Big Four Meet in Paris to Prepare Tractias Ending Wor

Session Suggested By Byrnes to Talk Over Matters That Have Blocked Effort

Big 4 Foreign Ministers Open Paris Sessions   Seek To Iron Out Differences Over European RPaacae Treatiec.

HEADS OF BIG 4 FOREIGN AFFAIRS CONVENE IN PARIS   HOPE TO IRON OUT DIFFERENCES ON PEACE SETTLEMENTS

Foreign Ministers Meet in Effort to Settle Differences   Conferences in Paris May Pave Way for Peace Treaties

They'll Prepare Treaties to End World War Two   Hope Differences Will Be lroned Out

HOLD SESSIONS FORIRONING OUT PEACE TROUBLE   ltaly’s Treaty Big Problem Confronting Conference in Paris

Convene In Paris To Pave Way For Peace Treaties    To Discuss Questions Which Have DeadLocked Deputy Foreign Ministers’ Council

Observers Eye Session With Anticipation  Italy’s Plight Is High On Agenda

Get Down To Work Early   World Watches for Signs of Unity Over Troublesome European Treaties to  End Wear

Conference Convenes In Luxembourg Palace In Paris to Attempt To Iron Out Differences

Big 4 Ministers Tackle Problems   Face tion of Reaching  Works ple Comndiomises  fairs   ‘A Year After- Truman's at Charter-Draftine Session

Byrnes First To Enter Palace  Of Luxembourg   U. S. Secretary us Well as Foreign Ministers of Britain. Rassia and France Silent as Mecting Opens   Peace Pacts For Four Nations Aim   Efforts to Draft Treaties  for Italy, Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria and Finland Blocked Months

Big Four Seek Peace Solution At Paris Sessior   Attempt To End Deadlock

Byrnes Is First  To Reach Palace . Where Ministers Will Try to Iron Out Difficulties That Have Slowed Treaty Agreements

Tackle Peace  Job    Big Four Ministers Lose No Time in Getting Down to Business at Peace Parley

MANY VITAL ISSUES TO BE CONSIDERED   Greatest Difficulty Facing Parley Is Discussion On Treaty To Relieve Italian Situation

Ministers Open Parley to lron  Out Differences   Luxembourg Palace in Paris is Scene of Historic Meet; Byrnes Attending

Ministers of Big Four in New Meeting   Byrnes First to Arrive At Luxembourg Palace For Session Designed To End World War 1

Four Leaders Gather in Paris Today   Differences Blocking Final Pacts Are Expected to Be Fixed

Treaties Are Aim Of Paris  Sessions   Byrnes Gets There Early To Iron  Out Issues

Peace Treaties Are Readied a: Ministers Meet  aay. Udo. Pk   Would tron Gut Disputes Over Terms of Pacts

Foreign Chiefs Will Seek Plan  To Prevent War   Byrnes, Bidault, Bevin, Molotov Assemble In Paris

BYRNES FIRST OF VISITORS TO ARRIVE   Bidault Also Host To Molotov And Bevin   POWERS DIVIDED   Over Russian Reparation Demands: U. S. Favors End Of Tariffs

Big Four Split Qn Demands of Soviet Union in Mediterranean   Parley Eyed for Clues to Future of Allied Unity

Paris Parley May Iron Out Big Problems   Four Major Differences Face Foreign Ministers Seeking Peace Accords

Ministers to Draft Treaties Ending War   4 Power Conference Opens in Paris to  Iron Out Problems Snarling Post War Ere

LUXEMBOURG PALACE IN PARIS SCENE OF PRE-PEACE PARLEY  EFFORTS TO IRON OUT

"Q Fever Outbreak in Washington Sours Scientist in Hunt for Cause

Health Staff Becomes III Of New Fever   Washington Outbreaks Come During Experiment

SAYS PAULEY DEFEAT SURE   Democratic Senator Sees Rejection by Margin Of 12 to 17 Votes

Defeat of Pauley Nomination in Senate Forecast  Margin of Voies Against Him Seat at 12 to 17

Pauley’s defeat is seen by senator  Predicts nominee will be   Predicts nominee will be short from 12 to 17 votes

Pauley Faces 12-17 Defeat.  Says Senator   Showdown Might Be Avoided by Nominee’s Withdrawal, It Is Said

Defeat of Pauley By 12 Votes Seen   Democrat Hopes for Nominee’s Withdrawal!

Senate Defeat Of Pauley Seen  : Democratic Member  eases Ras Sih Tas wk)

END OF GM STRIKE MAY BE NEAR   Hopes Pegged On 194, Cent Increase Recommended. .

Death Sentence  For Park Killers   Three New York Youths Are Sentenced To Die On Murder Charge

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  By FRANK R. KENT   Dewev-Taft-Stassen

Labor Inquiry Gets Committee Approval      Probe of Lahor Dis: putes May Be Autherized by Senate

Labor Forces In Senate Play Delaying Role   Committee Favors investigation of Causes for Unrest.

26 KILLED IN CRASH OF DUTCH AIR LINER   Plane, Arriving at Amsterdam From London, Plunges _ Into Ground and Catches Fire.

Law Prevented Grand Jury From Getting Coffee Case   Contractor Violated Law by Paying Solon $2,500, McGranery Declares; Fresh Repercussions in Garsson Case

Statute of Limitations , Thwarted U.S. Action [1S Aid Wauld Have Squaht Grand Jury Action

Action on Giff  Barred by Law  Of Limitations Justice Official  Testifies Before Senate Inquiry

Too Late To Prosecute For Coffee Fee, MeGranery Says   Action Against Army Officers Urged by War Protits Probers-——Coffee Admits “Perhaps A Question of Ethics” is Involved

War Probers Are Told Payment to Rep. Coffee Would Have Been Case For Grand Jury if Known in Time

COFFEE IS NOT. LIABLE UNDER STATUTES   Ruling Is Made by Attorney General James P..McGranery

Only Limitations Statute Barred Grand Jur y Probe Of Rep. Coffee’s $2,500

Coffee Case Will Not Go To Jury  Fresh Repercussi ions From Mead Inquiry

Lapse of Time Bars.  Coffee Prosecution   Payment of $2,500 Brought to Justice Office’: Attention Too Late. Committee Informed

Grand Jury Probe Blocked In Case of Coffee Check  Limitations Statute Prevents It, Justice Department Official Says

Assistant Attorney General McGranery Testifies Case Would  Have Been Laid Before Grand Jury but for Statute of Limitations — Congressman, Recalled to Stand, Admits Acceptance Involved “A Question of Ethics.”

COMPANY IN MARKET FOR U.S, OIL LINE   Bid Made For ‘Big Inch’ Wartime Carrier

Byrnes Rejects ‘Russ Loan Plea   Pauley Ordered to Manchuria to Study Seizure of Industrial Equipment

Russ Must Meet Terms for Loan   Moscow Government Bids for Billion

Four Huddl spore   Cosference. Attacks . Re +; maining Points Not Yet } Agreed On ©   ‘3U. S. GETS A REBUFF   + Fails in Attempt to Make Cut_in Hungarian ‘Reparations

MINISTERS TRYING TO SPEED AGENDA ON PEACE PACTS   U.S. Rebuffed in Attempt to Get Reparations from Hungaryian Reparations

Big Four Foreign Ministers  To Meet In Paris April 25   Meeting is Requested by U. S. in Effort to Avert Post. ponement of 21-Nation Peace Conference Scheduled for May in Paris, France

,—MINISTERS Will Meet To Settle Differences  - U.S. Fails To Cut Reparations

‘Trieste Debated At Night  Session   Bevin, Byrnes Hold Conference For  Over Hour

SECRETARIES RESUME TALKS   J. S. Loses In Attempt To Cut Hungarian Payments To Russia

Big Four Ministers Conferring   Will Coordinate Work of Winding-Up Peace Treaty Issues

Four Powers to Make final Assault on Issues Blocking Peace Ireaties

COORDINATED EFFORT  TO SOLVE REMAINING  PACT ISSUES SLATED BEVIN REPORTED TO BE  IN CONFERENCE WITH U.S. ENVOY THURSDAY

U.S.Movels Rebutfed By  Commission   Attempt To Reduce Hungarian Reparations Called ‘Unfriendly  Act? By Russia

Big Four Huddle  Over Last Issues   Conference Attacks Re maining Points Not Yet  Agreed On   tU. S. GETS A REBUFF   Fails in Attempt to Make Cut in Hungarian Reparations

United States Loses Round In Peace Meeting   Attempt to Slash Hundred Million From Hungary’s Reparations Rebuffed 7 to 5

Four International Leaders Will Hold Night Meet   Ministers Will Try To Straighten Peace Treaty Terms

U.S. REBUFFED IN VOTE OVER REPARATIONS   American Defeat Follows Western Nation Victory In Fight Over  Veincéta   HARSH WORDS SPOKEN

Full Hungary War Pay Voted Despite U.S.   Russian Claim Backed—Trieste.  Beeedam Annraver

Sentenced: for Atrocities in-German Prisons  Third Army to Roviev Sentences for the Convicted Men:

— HEAR FATE 3 Others Get Life In Prison   Hanging Decrees Await Review By Third Army

58 GERMAN GUARDS SENTENCED TO HANG   ‘Workers to Die for Mathau. sen Camp Atrocities

SENATE SEEKS WAY TQ MAKE MAY TESTIFY   Senator Mitchell Urges Extraordinary Use Of Legislation

Would Order ~ May To Stand    :  'More Witnesses are Summoned in Probe of Mu nitions Combine

Hunting Means To Get May On Witness Stand   Group Now Pressing Inquiry on Munitions  Combine Power

Legislation ‘Urged to Get May on Stand   Extraordinary Sta, Asked By Mitchalhta farce Defendant to Testi fy in Probe

MEANS TO GET TESTIMONY OF MAY STUDIED   Probers Seek Witness On Own Terms To Explain Acts

ator Asks     t_ Voting © ‘Call May   } Committee Continues Probe termine Extent of War Gains ied by ‘Paper Empire’ Firms

Mead Probers Study Method To Get At May   Resolution May be Asked Of Congress to Call  Un Kentuckian

Formal Order Forcing May te Testify Urged   Senate Probers, Solon Are Deadlocked Over  Appearance; Hearings Will Resume Today

Mitchell Urges Ordering of  May to Stand   Suggests Resolution Of Congress to ‘Speed War Probe _.

HOLLAND MAY BE FORCED 1 DESTROY UNLESS EFFECTIVE MEASURES SOLVE PROBLEMS

“NOTHING NEW AS YET,” UNION FS SAY   Sen. Barkley Takes Hopeful View of Strike “Front”

ClO PREPARING NEW PAY DEMANI FROM CHRYSLER   Will Ask Two Dollars Hike Per Day To Meet Living Costs

UAW May Ask For — $2 Day Wage Boost   CIO Union Hitches Wage Inereases to Cost of Living

2,000 Pickets  Mill Around Studio Gates   Court Arrest In Open Defiance Of Injunction; Police Are Quick To Oblige

Candor Urged With Moscow By Vandenberg   Senators Cheer Colleague As He Advises Plain Dealinc With Reds

Firm U. S. Foreign Policy Is Needed, Vandenberg Says   Michigan Republican Says It's Best Way To Win Soviet Respect

Senator Gives Report On UNO To The Senate   Points to Desperate Need for Mutual Under. standing

SEN, VANDENBERG CALLS FOR FIRM FOREIGN POLIC   ‘Declares in Approaching Rus: sia, U.S. Should Be Frank   god “Mean Every Word  : We Say.”   ASSERTS NATION MUST WIN SOVIET RESPECT   Says Peace and Future of U. N. O. Depend on Mutual Understanding Between  Two Powers.

andenberg Calls ‘or Firm Foreign  olicy by U.S   Mutual Understanding Needed to Save UNO, He Tells Senate

FOR MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING ~U:S..Must Beas Firm as Soviet, Vandenberg Says

Senator Says Success Of UNO Depends On Two Nations Having An Understanding

19 Die, 5 Hurt In Plane Wreck   Philippine Army  Personnel Victims

Heated Issues Face Congress In NewSession   Eisenhower to Be Queried Ou Demobilization Plan At Tuesday Meeting

CONGRESS WILL RETURN TODAY AMID PROBLEMS   Demebilizatien And Laber Unrest Two Of Main  lt nane   GEN. EISENHOWER TO BE QUIZZED TUESDAY

HOT PROBLEMS AWAIT SOLONS   Demobilization, Strikes In Spotlight As Congress Returns to Work

Congress faces heated session   Demobilization in spotlight ' as solons convene Tuesday

Eisenhower To Give Congress Facts On Army   Army Chief to Tell of Current Demobilization Program

MANY ISSUES NEED SOLVING BY CONGRESS   Eisenhower To Tell The Facts About  Demobilization

Demobilization Issue Holds Spotlight In Nation's Capital   Long List of Problems Faces Congress in a Year When Many Members Hope to Get Home Early for Fall Elections

mobilization ue Top on ngress List   Fisenhower to Make  Informal Appearance Tuesday; Many Other Problems in Spotlight

Yellow Sea Battle Is Looming   Boats Set Out to Intercept Communist Craft

Coal Conference Delegates Doodle As Coal Supply Dwindles And Disappears

Coal Talks Move Sixth Time: Nice, Airy Room For Shouting Solicited

 Do You Have Nice, Airy Room?  People Trying To Get Peace In Coal Strike Need Space

Meat Institute Says Ceilings are Blow To Producer; Predict Supply Will Drop

New Shortages Of Meat Loom   Packers and Stock Producers Predict Sharp Drop in Sales

Meat Packers and Producers Are Disappointed   Meat Shipments Expected to Drop to Trickle

Capital Happy At Tieup End   Labor. Legislation Need Still Seen *

Ford Training Program Includes Participation By Local Organization

‘Smart New York Cabby Must ‘Have Had Little Experience ‘With Veteran Arguments

VICTIM OF SLASHING HELD PENDING INQUIRY   Harry Bolin, Gardners, Taken Int Custody After Asking For Treatment Of Wounds

U.S. Takes Steps To Swat Foreign A-Bomb Snoopers  Senate Committee  Will Study Use of   Senate Committee Will Study Use of 1917 Espionage Act

U.S. to Tighten A-Bomb Secrecy   FBI Chief to Testify On Espionage Law

NEW YORK STATE RENTS FROZEN AT PRESENT LEVELS   McGoldrick Named Commissioner; Heavy Penalties Provided for Law Viclators

New York Freezes Residential Rents At Jume 30 Leve   Only State in Nation With Stop-Gap Rule; McGold rick Commissisner

AVC Winds-Up First National Convention   New Vets’ Gro Group Seeks Million New World War Il Members

Hidden Writing on Ransom Note   Chicago Paper Claims New Clue in Degnan Kidnap-Murder

Frograie For. Cattle. Show: Ik Announced   18:Robeson County Boys and ‘Girls:” Listed "as Exhibitors Adready.” ©:

Program For Cattle. Show Is Announced   18 Robeson County Boys and Girls Listed as Exhibitors Already.

House To Vote On Loan Today   Long, Bitter Debate On British Bill Ends

War Commanders Address Legion  Preparedness Theme Stressed at Meet

“Is Growing Menace” Ir This Country, FBI Di rector Declares   MILITARY LEADERS. ADDRESS CONVENTION:

Conference in Defeat Of Plan For Human Cour’   AUSTRALIA’S PROPOSAL DEFEATED BY PARIS BODY

PROPOSAL FOR WORLD COURT ELIMINATED   Drafting Commission Turns Down Australian Plan As Belonging In United Nations   SESSIONS SPEEDED UP

Conferees Reject Australia’s Idea   Rule That Court of Human Rights Belongs In United. Nations

Peace Parley  Legal Commissior Virtually Rejects World Court Plan

CONFERENCE REJECTS HUMAN RIGHTS COURT   Australia And New Zealand Only Support Proposal

Australia Loses” Fight For Court Of Human Rights  -Peace Con ference Adds 5 Ni ight $ Sessi ions

Harbin’s Capture Looming   Chinese Government Officials Are Fleeing; Fear Seizure By Reds

Nationalists Do Not Hold Szepingkai   Kuomintang Spokesmen Says Manchou Situation ‘Very Grave;’ Reds Dominate Northern Part of Country.

: ‘Whopper Hulett Says Even Washington ‘Would Approve of Lies That Will Make ‘People Laugh and Forget Their Troubles

FIREMEN TO CONVENE AT NEWTOWN SATURDAY   Judge Harold G. Knight To Speak at Meeting on Friday Night  DAD Arar Ale? & oF m™ & eS

DOWNTOWN BLOCK ABLAZE IN PORTLAND   300 Hotel Guests Routed From Bed By Fire

NEGRO KILLS ONE AND WOUNDS FOUR   TENNESSEE BLACK GOES BERSERK — POSSIBLE MOB VIOLENCE AVERTED.

Murfreesboro, Tenn, Scene of Roaring Gunplay in Which Prisoner and Five Others Were Wounded.

Neate Saved From. Mob In Tennessee ‘One Dead, Four Shot In Fight With Negro

Negro’s Bullets Kall Policeman In Tennessee  4. Officers Wounded   4. Officers Wounded In Hour of Gunplay At Murfreesboro

One Dead, Five Hurt in Roaring Hour of Gunplay   Negro Goes Berserk, Mob Violence Headed Off by Police

Berserk Prisoner Kills Patrolman,  Wounds Five Men   Stands Off Police, Mob At Murfreesboro, Tenn.., For Nearly an Hour

BRRFLRRA RL FREES TF  .. One Dies, Five Suffer Hurt:  In Tennessee Gun Row

Six Wounded in Battle to Take Berserk Negro  Fugitive Barricades  Himself in House, Fights for Hour

6 Wounded In Roaring Hour Of Gunplay   Officers Thwart Possible Violence By Angry Mob

Officer Killed When Negro  Goes Berserk   4 Other Policemen Wounded; Mob Viclence Prevented

State Police Remove Negro To Nashville   Prisoner Goes Berserk While Being Questioned by Officar

Enterprises Of U.S. in British Empire Are Restricted   Accusation Is Made By McFarland Who Sponsors Amendment

NEW ANGLE ON BRITISH LOAN INTRODUCED   ‘Would Tie Up Loar With U.S... Ownership Of Atlantic Bases. _

Sen. McFarland Urges Amendment To British Loan, Holding Up Credit Until Britain Grants U.S. Bases

OPABILLIS TOBE SENI TO CONFERENCE   Administratilon Pins Hones On Workable Bill

HOUSE ANT) SENATE COMMITTEE IS TRUMAN'S LAST HOPE,  * OF CHANGES IN. SENATE MEASURE

Expect OPA Bill Will Be Sent To  Conferees Today   Believe Move To Have House Forward Measure Without Change Will Lose   SECOND VETO IS BEING FORECAST

MANGLED OPA BULL WILL BE REVISED   Senate And House May Effect Compromise

AGREEMENT REACHED IN AKRON BUS STRIKE   Will Be Submitted To Unior Today For Its Decision

Truman To Shuffle Economic Command   Three-Member Council! May be Named Today by President

TRUMAN MAY CHANGE ECONOMIC COMMAND   Steelman Slated to Succeed Chester Bowles as Stabilization Director.

Truman to Shake Up Economic Command; Steelman Earmarked for Control of OES

War Brides And Children Are Left Stranded   Report Eight Thousand De pendents Of American Soldiers Are Not Claimed

REPORT BRIDES ARE-‘STRANDED      WAR DEPARTMENT SAYS 8,00( _ OVERSEAS BRIDES HAVE NOT BEEN “CLAIMED" BY HUSBANDS

5 To Be Called. As Witnesses In McKay Case   Two Members of Liquor Commission

Witness Claims Ehrmann Ruled Liquor Buying   Commissioners Had Nothing To Do With Purchases, Charge

MCKAY SCORES AS TRIAL JUDGE REVERSES SELF   Simpson Orders Sigler To Call Witnesses Once Rejected

Beating Of Yank Prisoners Aired   Six At Litchfield Trials Tell Stories

Sugar Ration To Be Maintained   Slightly More For Home Canning Seen

Fayette Homes Buys Seven New River Towns      Plan To Return Mines Takes Shape   Moreell Asks Court Test Of Foreman Issue: Calls Lewis-Operator Parley f;

ACTION PUSHED ON COAL MINES   U. S. Seeks Early Return Of Pits To Owners

Acts To Return Coal.Mines To  Private Owners   Moreel Invites Lewis’ Ne   gotiating Committee to   ‘Meet Operator Group “September 10

GOVERNMENT MOVES TO HAND BACK MINES   Two Steps Spur Return 0 Pits To Private Owners

Speed Return Of Mines To Their Owners   Government Moves On Two Fronts

Telegraph Messages in International Business Capital Broken Off As 7,000 Leave Work.

Only ‘Life Or Death’ Wires Being Handled   Business Transactions All Over World Are Impeded

Western Union Workers Strike; Favorable Break On Labor Front Seen When Oil Workers Agree To Cut Demands

Strike Isolates New York City   Metropolis Cut Off by Western Union Walkout

WESTERN UNION EMPLOYES IN NEW YORK LEAVE JOBS FOUR HOURS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE   Headquarters Power Tubes Are Shut Off and Number of Branch Offices, Including Those In New Jersey Are Forced to Close   DECISION GRANTING 12¢c HOUR BOOST PROTESTED

New York City Virtually Shut Off From World   Strike Sta rts Ahead Of Schedu

Mystery Man in Murder  Case Is Dead   Suspect Hunted in Boston Slaying Is Victim of Blast

SLAYER IDENTIFIED FROM PHOTOGRAPH   Man Sought For Murder Of NewsPrint Cencern President Was Billed In Mysterious Blast

Boston Slayer Is Identified  From Picture   Jersey Man Named Dies Mysteriously In Apartment Blast

Hunt For Slayer Is Extended To Jersey   Photo of Man Who Left Whitcomb Office is identified

DECLARE POLISH POLICE JAILING MANY THOUSANDS   Unofficial Source Claims ‘Be    Secret’ Police Dragnet

75,000 Persons Reported Thrown Into Jails In New Drive by Secret Police of Poland

Murder, Wholesale Arrests Charged To Polish Police   Reports From Warsaw Say 100,000 Persons Have Been Imprisoned by Security Cops; U. S. Sergeant Held 5 Months; Censorship Imposed

Poles Swept Into Prisons by Thousands   Secret Police May Have Imprisoned as Many as 100,000

—GAMBLING— Injunction Is Sought   Lausche Seeks To Halt Racketeering

GAMBLERS DEFY STATE-LAUSCHE   Governor Says Brady Lake - Slots’ Operating

WALL STREET STOCKS DROP ANOTHER BILLION, RPAAKING &8-RILLION DECLINE DURING SEPTEMBER

Nancy Kelly, New England Actress, Becomes Bride On Valentine’s Day

Senate Threatens  To Maul OPA Bill   Sentiment Against Continuation of Law For Another Year

Strike Perils Al of Europe   Half Dozen Countries Will Break Down if Food Fails to Come

TRAIN HITS ~ SCHOOL BUS). TZ INJURED   DRIVER OP~ BUS~ALSO” LOST LIFE IN TRAGEDY NEAR  SOUTH CAROLINA TOWN

TRAIN HITS SCHOOL BUS: 11 ARE KILLED   12 Other Children Injured in , Carolina Crash

DRAFT CONTINUANCE URGED BY HERSHEY   Ashs 2,000,000 in Armed Forces “i! We Are to Serve Notice We Intend 1o Survivi

THERE'S NO WATER SHORTAGE, BUT  Volunteer Plan Of Irriaation Sought

Watching for Pfc. Langston Marine Veteran Previously Reported Dead by War Dept.

Chicaaco Wheat   Chicago Rye   Marine Reported ‘Dead’ Is Sought At Newport

EDUCATION FOR JAPS PLANNED   M’‘Arthur Says New System To Be Based Upon ‘Worth Of Individual’

 Report Baruch  Ail oe To I ry it A-Energy Use      UN Commission_ Delegate -~ Said To Be Elated Over : Rugsian Stand On Veto

United States Plan Accepted For Discussion   New Spirit of Conciliation After Molotov’s Agreement on Issue      BULLETIN!

United States Plan Accepted For Discussion  New Spirit of Conciliation After Molotov’s  a a is   BULLETIN!

DROUTH DANGER BELIEVED PASI   Rainfall Of Last Few Days Hailed As Boon To Big Corn Crop

Seek Strong U. S. Military Posture   Army Heads Plan To Have 1,070,000 Men

Frozen Dinner on Plastic Plate Part Of Brave New World Found by Othma:

Loge Seats, But no ExitsMovie Previewed on Plane   Othman Views Film on Way To Europe

SEES WORLD PREMIERE OVER ATLANTIC      “Ry FRE DERICK C ~ OTH SANE

Russ Demanii British Leave Greece   Briton Defends Policy By Quoting Stalin

BRITISH EMBASSY ~IN-ROME BOMBED   GAPING HOLE RIPPED IN BUILDING—AMBASSADOR AWAY AT TIME.

Cancellation of Meat Controls May Be Ordered--- ltruman   Removal May Be Necessary to Wipe Out Black Markets; Senate Savs Reaulations Have Broken Down

MEAT CONTROL REMOVAL SET BY PRESIDENT   Western Livesto ck, Heads Predict  New Crisis

Use Care Handling 1946 Grain Crop; Save Spoilage  Guard  Against  Tervnmocrern RA ibe cer

Deuble-Barrelled Appeal for Food  Production Issued  _ Victory Gardeners Asked to Carry On in Peacetime and Farmers Urged

Farmers Asked To Plant More Grain and Food   Victory Gardeners Also Asked to Help Relieve Shortages

Deouble-Barrelled Appeal for Food  Production Issued  ' Victory Gardeners Asked to Carry On   Victory Gardeners Asked to Carry Or in Peacetime and Farmers Urged to Add 3,200,000 Acres to Plantings

Deny Plan To Attack Russia   Army, Navy Hold Wallace Statement Without Foundation

Cabinet Members Nail Statement  Deny Any Plans Made To Attack Russia

War, Navy Chiefs Say No Plan Afoo' To Attack Russia  Answer Wallace Letter That Preventive War Advacated Rv Some

Goodland Refuse: to Call Legislature   Only Supreme Court Can Decide Legality of'Elections, Claim

Governor Denies Call Ot Session   Goodland Refuses Martin Request For Special Méeting To Consider Election Petition

Seamen’s Strike Comes After WSB Reviews Pay Pact   Action in Cutting Rate of Able Bodied Seamen Starts Walkout

VIGOROUS AND VIOLENT, BUT AT THAT MOST CIVILIZED, BRITISH WRITER SAYS OF UNITED STATES

Here's Briton Who Thinks America ls Wonderful and Defies Heresy to Say So 

British War Correspondent Finds America ‘Most ! Civilized Place in World’

Here’s a Britisher Who Says America Is Most Civilized Country in World

Cheddar and Skim Milk Set-asides  For May and June 40% Former and 60%  Latter for Military And Maunarw Daanlac

Agriculture Department  ~ Orders Producers Jo Make Available Two Months’ Supply

Order Set Aside of Cheese, Milk  U.-S. Will Buy For Army, World Hunary

Boys, 4 to 6 Years Old ‘Admit Vandalism in  ‘Hampton. Ia.. Church

Campbell Soup Strike Monday   8,000 To Walk Out And Big Tomato Crop Threatened

WHITE HOUSE NOT EXPECTED TO TAKE ANY SEIZURE ACTION   Pittsburgh, _ Industry Nerve-Center, May Be Battleground

STRIKE 10 HIT HARD IN STATE   Over Quarter Million Wil Be Affected by Three Impending Walkouts

Jaycees Oppose: Famine Relief   Cumberland World War Il Vets Express Opposition To Collection

FAMINE RELIEF NOT APPROVEL   Cumberland Veterans Op pose Giving Aid To European Nations

NEW CHARGES. ‘FROM MOSCOW HEARD TODAY   SPOKESMAN WRITES 1N_OFFE CIAL NEWSPAPER SOVIET WILL NOT STAND FOR  ———-—- I NTERFERENCE  By INTERNATIONAL NEWS  cept

Urges Necessity Of Preventing Farm Accidents   All Should Observe National Farm Safety Week

Four of 21 Bodies Taken Off Peak   Snow Hampers Return  Of Air Crash Victims

Dog Sed Brings Bodies of 4 From Crash Site  Elk Mountain Strewr With Frozen Forms

Bodies Found On Mountain Put on Sled   Victims Are Located Over Wide Area After Plane Crashes Into Mountain In Wyoming Vicinity

CRASH VICTIMS’ BODIES REMOVED   ‘Dog Sled Teams Are Aiding in  Perilous Task

Acquittal For Frye   Coffeyville Youth Freed of Mutder Charge in. Double Slaying :

ACQUITTED OF MURDER   Coffeyville Youth Was Tried Be. fore District Court Jury

 Beet of the Headlines  U. S. Seeks Pacific Island Bases, Without UNO Trust

—MEAT— Important Political Bait Now   Will Influence November Voting

Republicans Fear  High Meat Prices   Ohio Politicians Watching Effect On Their Chances.

Lewis Hard Coal Contract Is Approved   WSB Claims Royalty For Welfare Fund Not  In Its Jurisdiction

ANTHRACITE WAGE ACCORD IS APPROVED   Board Okays Contract Clearing Way For Price Boost

Storms Disrupt Power Service In Tennessee   SEVERAL CITIES HARI HIT BY HIGH WINDS

AMERICAN MOTHER APPEALS FOR LIFE OF SON CONDEMNED TO DIE FOR DEATH OF JAP SOLDIER OVER IN TOKYO LAND

Condemned Soldier's Mother Asks M’ Arthur To Save Her Son's Life

SENATOR WHITE ~ OUT FOR LEADER   PREDICTS TAFT WILL BE RE ELECTED STEERING SOMMITTEE CHAIRMAN.

Charge Bubna Killed Fisher   Two Became Involved ir Argument Over Money, Dominic Declares

Charge Bubna   Two Became Involved ir Argument Over Money, Dominic Declares

Hope Held Out For Draft Law Violators   Civil Rights May Be Restored To Some Of 11,000

ChaosThreatened in India as Moslems Quit Assembly: Government Grip Is Lost

‘Direct Action’ T hreat by Moslems Projects New Indian-British Crisis

INDIA STRIDING TOWARD NEW SHOWDOWN IN RELATIONS TO PRESENT BRITISH GOVERNMENT

‘Chaos Hangs  Heap 4 Over  F__ Ft ETL Szene     a ee, ee. one   Country Is: Striding. Steadily Toward Another In a Long 5e  “vies of Crises With  Kiunat Reitain

High Jap Military Leaders Involved   Grand Imperial Headquarters, War Ministry Blamed For Enemy Airmen Law

A CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY  PoPSSEN YL pe ema my YEE «NM es Se Oe a ne ee —_ Se

Riots Flare Along Studio Picket Lines   Followed When’ Non-Strik ers Crashed Gates To MGM und Warner Brothers Lots

Rioting Flares at ates of Major ‘Hollywood Studios   AFL Unions Mass Picket Big Producers-. Lines Are Crashed

MOVIE WORKERS PICKET STUDIOS   THOUSANDS CALLED OUT ON STRIKE IN AFL UNION DISPUTE

Pickets Gather In Hollywood   Studio Unions Order  Pickets at Seven Movie Studios

Rioting  Marks Strike In Hollywood   Non-Strikers Crash Massed Picket Line:

Riots Flare at Struck Studios   Police Herd Autos Through 500 Pickets; Several Arrested

Movies’ Labor War Breaks Out as AFL Picket Lines Riot   One Arrested as Actors And Non-Strikers Go On With Work

RIQTING AGAIN ON MOVIE LOTS   Non-Strikers Smash Through AFL Picket Lines

RIOTS BREAK OUT AT FILM STUDIOS   Non-Strikers Smash Picket! Lines In New Dispute

HOLLYWOOD LABOR WAR FLARES ANEW   Rioting Breaks Out at Studio F gents

PROBE CRASH OF BIG TRANSPORT — PLANE   Crew Parachutes. To Satety Near Los Angeles

Soviet Newspaper Attacks Alleged Iranian Plan to  Re-create Greater Persia

RUSSIAN PRESS ATTACKS IRANIAN NATIONALIST   Says They Planned to Re: Create Former State o! Persia.

SEES THREAT OF RAIN   Flora Predicts Two More Days of Mild Temperatures

TRUCE BRINGS LITTLE RELIEF TO iNDUSTRY   Mediators Pfess For Settlement

Embargo on Freight Is Removed   Two We:rks’ Truce in €trike Prevents Collapse of  Essential Services

UNU SECRET BALLOT RULE 1S ATTACKED Russia May Be J iitias MPYE. cK   MOVE. BLOCKED   Raise Issue Of Pre: dominance Of Big Powers

SOVIETS ATTACK SECRET BALLOT AT UNO MEET   Elect Foreign Minister o Belgium as President of Assembly

RED BACKED CANDIDATE DEFEATED   U.S. Delegation May Support Soviet Move

RUSSIA SCORES SECRET BALLOT FOR UNO JOBS   Candidate for Assembly President Defeated, Soviets Would Alter Voting

Russia Attacks Secret Ballot System in UNO   Presidential Choice Backed by Soviet anc U.S. Is Defeated; Belgian Is Elected

Reds Strike At Secret Ballof System Of UNO  Sentiment Reported Among Americans

Russia Begins  Attack Within UNO Assembly      Hits Secret Ballot System Under Which Her Candidate Is Defeated.   ACTION IS BLOCKED

Russia Asks End Ct Secret Ballot In UNO Affer Her Candidate Defeated In Voting

America Position Backing Up Reds   Belgian Minister Is Named To Head Conference 

RUSSIA LAUNCHED ATTACK TODAY ON SECRET BALLOT   It Was. Within the United Nations Assembly, It Was Announced.   CANDIDATE DEFEATED   Sentiment Developing In the American Delegation Against Move.

FIGHT OEGHET UNO BALLOTS IN ASSEMBL    U.S. Sentiment Backing Russ Attack on System That Elected Spaak.

Russians Attack UNO Assembly On Secret Ballot   Say Americans Developing Sentiment Against Rule By Which Reds Lost Out

SECRET BALLOT SYSTEM HIT BY RED DELEGATES   American Group Also Op poses Vote Plan Of UNO Assembly

Russia Opens Attack On UNO Secret Ballot   Paul Henri Spaak, Belgian, Elected President Of Peace Assembly; Chairmanships Given

tussia Hits INO Secret allot Plan   Assail Method Used to Elect Assembly Head

Soviet Delegates At UNO Assembly Launch Attack On Secret Ballot System.

Secret Ballot ‘Th UNO Under Russia Attack   End of System Called -For After Her Candidate Eor President of Assembly Was Defeated

Russians Attack Secret Ballot  Wants UNO Officers Named From Floor

Russia Hits Secret Ballot Plan at Meet   U. S. Delegates Said_ To Favor Abandoning Rule by Which Spaak  Was Named President

Russia Would Alter UNO Secret Ballot   V. 3. Delegation Swinging to Same View After Thursday Assembly President Chosen; Others May Seek Revisions

Ballot System Under Which Russian Candidate is Defeated Draws Ire of Delegates

Secret Vote Under Attack  By Russians   Soviets Take Action At London After Defeat of Candidate

U.S. Members  Opposed to Secret Vote   Undemocratic Principle Is Baing Followed, Representatives Say

UN Secret * Vote Opposed  By Russians   Sentiment in  U. S. Delegation For Abandoning Rules

Russians Object To Secret Voting By UNO Council  Likely to Mean Open Balloting On Other Matterc

Attack by Russia On Secret Ballot   System Under Which Reds ~ Candidate Lost Assailed   ACTION IS HELD UP   Besue c. Predominan.e of ‘ Big Powers Raised on A UNO Assembly

U.S. Sentiment Developing for Move, Is Report   Open Nomination of Officers Is Urged By Ukraine Group

Seerecy in UNO Voting Under Attack   American Delegation Said To Be Lining Up Behind Russians in Opposing: Balloting System

Fight UNO. Balloting _ System   Russia, and Possibly  U. S. Say Secret Vote Undemocratic; Agree On Power Allocation

RED BLOC RAPS SECRET BALLOT   J. S. May Support Russians In Attack On UNO Plan

BALLOT SYSTEM OF UNO UNDER FIRE FROM US AND RUSSIA   Their Candidate Beaten By Belgian Minister Spaak  In Write-in Vote

QUAKE ROCKS COAST TOWNS   Minor Damage Reported Ir Dozen Communities Of Northwest

Thousands Are Frightened Sun. By Relatively Strong Temblors   Epicenter in Pacific Ocean About 200 Miles West of Vancouver. British Columbia

Dozen Pacific N.W,  Cities Damaged By StrongQuake   Survey Wreckage After Shocks That Frighten Many People in States and Canada

EARTHQUAKE — DOES DAMAGE: IN NORTHWEST   “Lasted 45 Min.3” Centered in  British Columbia

QUAKE CAUSES MINOR DAMAGE IN NORTHWEST   Epicenter Located In Pacific Off Vancotver, B. C., One Man Dies

Northwest Is Jolted By Quake   Man Sees Tall Buildings Sway, Then Drops Dead

Northwest Hit By.'Quake: Walls Peak Are Shaken  Buildings Swoy in 4S.Minute Unheoval

Northwestern U.S. Shaken By Quake   Minor Damage Done In Dozen Communities

NORTHWEST HAS SEVERE QUAKE SHOCK SUNDAY   Strong Tremor Shakes High Buildings In Seattle

EARTHQUAKE ROCKS SECTION OF WASHINGTON   Damage Extensive From  45-Minute Temblor.

Prominent Couple Killed Friday  C. D. Doggetts Die In Plane Accident

Pauley Returns To Give Report  On Reparations   Outcome Expected to Be Sterner Opposition to Russian Policies

REPARATIONS REPORT READY   Pauley to Give Findings To Truman Following  40,000 Mile Tour

Sterner Reparation Policies by United States Seen   Edwin W. Pauley Returns to Make Report to President on His World ‘Fact-Finding Mission’

WAR DAMAGES DEMANDED BY REDS OPPOSED   TEN BILLION ASKED IN REPARATIONS FROM GERMANY

GE, Westinghouse, Workers Discuss Wage Boost Issue   Government Is Marking Time In Steel Matter

No Teachers At Norwalk   Only Nine of 236 Sign Contracts for  School Term

Pupils Cheer W hen Teachers Fail To Report   Norwalk, Conn... Faeulty Stays Away Due To Dispute Over Salaries

Happy High School Children Sept Home As Teachers Fail To Apps - °

U,S.STANDING ‘ON AGREEMENT UNDER THE UNC   WORLD TOLD UNITED STATES IS READY TO USE FORCE TO ___COMBAT AGGRESSION

Byrnes Takes Firm Stand on World Affairs   U.S. Secretary Commits Nation To Leadership

McKellar Backs Loan to Britain   Tennessean Decides  On Security Basis

BILBO YIELDS FLOOR; STRONE CONTROL, PLEA   Farm Leade:'s Asking For Continuation Of Prices

BY MKELLAR   Senate Presiding Officer Throws Support to Big Credit to Britain

Sen. McKellar Joins In_ ‘Administration’s-Fight For Loan Teo Britain

Sen. McKellar Backs Proposed Loan fo Britain   Bilbo Yields Floor Tem porarily; Farm Groups Urge Price Controls

May Invited To Testify At Hearing   Full And Accurate Facts Held Not Given Previously

MAY DECLINES TO SAY IF HE WILL COMPLY   Testimony in Senate Inquiry Leads to Garsson Questioning

Decision Awaited By Body InProbe   Solon Not Decided Hearing Would Be Public

Subpoena Next Step if He — Won't Testify   Committee Chairman Given Own Time To Appear

Bid Only First Step Ferguson   Second Step Should Be a Subpoena,  Senator Says

Investigating Group Wants More Faets   Letter to Chairman Of House Military Committee First Step In Getting Testimony

 —PROBE— Formally ‘Invited’ To Appear   Garsson Waits To Take Stand, ‘Parin’ tg Go’

Rep. May Formally Invited To Testify Before Senate Group In Profits Case

Former Testimony Not Adequate; Munitions Empire Head Called For Quizzing Before House Unit

Formal  Invitation Sent To Solon and May Be  Followed By Sugpoena if Necessary; Garsson . To. Testify; Jacobson "Questioned, Rapped by  Onramittas

Rep. May Asked to Tell His Story of Deal With Batavia   Senate Committee May Is. sue Subpoena for House Chairman

Testimony Sought By  Committee  Asks Congressman Th Tell His Story

MAY IS INVITED F TO TAKE STAND   Asked To Tell Publicly His Part In Munitions Deale

EX-INTERNAL REVENUE AGENT EAGER TO TALK   Anxious to Get Testimony of Kentucky Solon on Record

Probers Want. Full Story Of His Activities      Garsson ‘Rarin’’ to Pre« sent Case in War Profits Investigation :

Secret Testimony Did Not Furnish Complete Facts  Hasn‘t Said Whether  'e Will Comoly

Committee Asks May To Testify; No Answer Yet   Formal Invitation Sent To Solon and May Be Followed By Sugpoena if Necessary; Garsson To Testify; Jacobson Questioned, Rapped by Committee.

“Tnvestigating ~ Committee Asks Testimony By House Military Head.

May’s Previous “Explanation” Not Sufficient   Senator Ferguson Suggests Subpoena If Congress man Declines To Appear   Henry W. Garsson Awaits His “Call”   “fF Am Ready to Say a Lot Gf Things,” Head OF Munitions Combine Tells Reporters

Senate Committee Suggests Public Testimony by May   Kentuckian Declines  Comment on Whethe: He Will Comply with  Formal Invitation

President Declares Inquiry Has His Support; Report On Firm Explained

Interpreter Enlivens Safford Oratory   A-Bomb Blast Can Be Stopped 15 Seconds Before H-Hour

MARTIN SEES GOP CONGRESS AS NECESSARY   Nominee Contends Democratic Party Has Sold Its Birthricht

40- 50 More Quakes Recorded; Scores Missing; Thousands Without Homes Seek Shelter

Hawaii Hit Hardest by Huge Waves   93 Known Dead at Hilo! Tremendous Quake Causes Waves

HAWAII WEST COAST, ALASKA SUFFER DAMAGE   93 Are Known Dead, Thousands Missing In Vast Area

Death Toll In Pacific Is Now 93   Mighty Turbulence on Floor of Pacific Is Subsiding.

93 Dead, Many Missing, Thousands Homeless in Gigantic Pacific Disaster

Scores Missing, Thousands Homeless; Backwash Sweeping Toward Southeast Alaska.

OPA Grants Hike In Leather Price  Ceilings Increased Up to 30 Per Cent

HIGHER SHOE PRICES ARE PREDICTED   Boost, Which OPA Says Will Be Moderate, Will Come on Top of Ceiling Price Hike of 6 to 15 Per Cent.

MRS. JOHN SELLERS ENTERTAINS CLUB   MISS ELIZABETH TAYLOR ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB

STAR HALFBACK HELD FOR RAPE   Detroit's ‘Athlete of Year Under Investigation

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Slavs Reject Big 4. Plan ie Trieste   Italian - Y ugoslav Border Denounced As Negation Of War Principles

Previously Molotov Has Compromises Giving Little Countries More Voice

 Slavs Reject ‘Big Four Plan  For Trieste   ‘Denounce Proposed Bor  der as Block to ‘Just  Peace’

Kardelj Flays Proposed ltalian-Yugoslav Plan As To Border At Peace Negotiations

YUGOSLAVIA OBJECTS TO BIG 4 RULE   Decision to Interna. tionalize Trieste Is Rejected at Paris Meeting.

Yugoslav Hits Trieste Plan   Foreign Minister Is Bitter In Opposing International Port

Minister Tells Paris Parley Big 4 Decision Violates War Aims   Russia Leads Campaign To Give Small Nations Greater Voice in Coming Treaty Plans; Dutch Amendment Defeated

Compromises by Soviet Delegate Given Approval   Big Four Proposal Bitterly Assailed By Edouard Kardelj

Decision to Internationalize Port Called Negation of All Principles Fought for by Allies During War

DELEGATE ASKS VETO RIGHT ON BORDER ISSUES   Molotov Sponsors Two Proposals to Aid Small Nations

RUSSIAN BACKS 2 COMPROMISES AT CONFERENCE   Small Powers Given Better Break In Peace Talks Under Proposals   EVATT AGREES ON PLANS   United States Delegation Is Silent Throughout Debate On Rules

Says Border Proposal Negates Principles Fought for; Molotov Offers Compromises

FOREIGN MINISTER CALLS n ‘NEGATION OF ALL THE — PRINCIPLES FOUGHT FOR   IN THE WAR’

CALL PROPOSED BORDER UNJUST; ASK VETO POWER   Bitter Attack At Peace Talks

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Japs Overjoyed as Doolittle Flyer Killers Get Light Prison Terms

Light Prison Terms Handed Jap Officers   Four Sentenced for Par. ticipation in Execution of Ffiers

Jap Officers Gel Light Sentences  Otdered Execution Of Doolittle Fliers

Police Probe Death Of Five      Grey-Haired Housekeeper Accused of Trying to Poison Woman

Iran And Russia To Negotiate   UNO Council Votes For Direct Procedure After Hot Debate

UNO SECURITY BODY VOTES DIRECT TALK, RETAINING CONTROL  DECISION FOLLOWS ~-

UNO To Help  Iran Negotiate With Russians   Right To Have Report On Parleys Retained  By Council   RAILWAY RETURNED   Russians “Make Moves Toward Friendship With Tehran

Russia Conducts ‘War Of Nerves’ Bevin Charges   Iran May Appeal To Soviet Direct

Security Council Must Retain Jurisdiction Over Case, Announcement Says

WAGING WAR OF NERVES   Bevin Indorses [ran’s Demand that U. N. O. Security Council Take Control of Its Row With the Soviets.

Soviet-lran Negotiation ls Approved   Council Keeps Right To Ask Data; Hot UNO Debate Flares.

Iran Officials Will Try Negotiations Again with Soviet   Will Talk Directly  To Russians; Want Security Council to Retain Juriediatian

TWO NATIONS 10 NEGOTIATE DIFFERENCES   Council Retains Right To Request Progress Information

Bevin Charges Reds Waged  "War of Nerves’ in Iran  Stettinius Joins British Secretary In Favarina UNO Cantral Over Dicnuéo

Bevin Makes Charge, U.S. Leader Agrees  Stettinius Presses For Security Counci   Stettinius Presses  For Security Council To Keep Case On Its Agenda For Decision

BEVIN DENOUNCES RUSSIAN ACTION IN IRANIAN. CASE   STETTINIUS BACKS BRITAIN’S VIEWS ON ‘WAR OF NERVES’

UNO TURNS RUSSIA-IRAN DISPUTE OVER ‘TO DIRECT NEGOTIATION BETWEEN TWO

U. 5., Britain Support Iran in Russian Dispute   Endorse: Demand That Security Council Keep Case On Its Agenda’

'U.N.O. Council Votes to. Let Russia, Iran Attempt Settlement Through Talks

Iran-Russia Fuss To Be Negotiated   Stettinius in Favor of Keeping Matter Before Council; War of Nerves By Russia Charged

Iran Will Negotiate Directly With Moscow if UNO Council Recommends

Balk At Moscow Attempt To Take Dispute Away From UNO Council   Russians Demand  Hands Off Policy   Bevin Accuses Russian: Of Violating ThreePower Treaty

Council Asks Reports On Progress   Bevin Asserts Russia Guilty of Nerve War and Aggression

War of Nerves Laid to Russia In Iran Dispute   Bevin Endorses fran‘s Demand Before Council

Bevin Charges Russia With War Of Nerves   Endorses Iranian Demand For Security Council Take Control Of Row.    STETTINIUS APPROVES

Bevin Charges Reds Conduct War of Nerves   British Foreign Chief Endorses Iranian Demand Before UNO

Russia Returns State Railways to Iran Control   Friendly Gesture Is Made as UNO Hears Sharp Charges

lran Prepared To Try Direct Neaotiations   Wants UNO Council To Keep Control

Packers Say Meat Animals Plentiful  Decontrol Issue Put p To Administration

Beef Packers Report Plenty Meat On Hoof   Truman Goes Into New Huddle With His Close Advisors on Developments in Meat Situation— Anderson Promises Speedy Reply

Study Continues As Packers Offer Meat ‘Very Soon’ If Ceilines Go

Administration Moy Take Quick Action  HST. Seeks Solution To Meat Problem

TRUMAN CHECKS MEAT SHORTAGE WITH ADVISORS   Beef Packers Claim Livestock Is Plentiful In Seeking Decontrol

CABINET REVIEW -:  IS SLATED TODAY   La B The President [Decision I ching Bul ut con 4  Decontrol Issue Up

KEY ADVISORS OF PRESIDENT DISCUSS MEAT   WHITE HOUSE CALLS HUDDLE ON DEMAND FOR DECONTROL

Truman Takes Part in  Talks on Meat  Conference Fails to Produce

Truman Gets  Meat Advice   Beef Packers Place Problem On His Lar

EARLY ACTION SCHEDULED ON PACKERS PLEA   Declare Supplies Will Be Plentiful With End of Control

Truman Meets With Group To  Discover Meat   Top Government Officials Hold White House Session; President Fails To Take Stand  During Press Conference

FOOD CRISIS IS BLAMED ON U, S, FARM POLICIES   Republicans Say Production Control at Fault

FARM POLICIES BLAMED   Country Should be Abie to Funnel More Food to Hungry Abroad,

LAWRENCE E. MESSERALL, 26. KILLS SELF WITH SHOTGUN  IN E. LINDEN PLACE HOME

Red Manchuria ‘Troops Headed Toward Siberia   Soviet Withdrawal Reported as Chinese Stage Heated Session on Russia.

SOVIETS PROMISE TO QUIT MUKDEN   Chinese Report Peace and Order Weil Maintained

SOVIETS EXTEND WITHDRAWAL IN CHINESE AREA   Disorders Break Out During Report of Sino-Russian Discussions

SINO-SOVIET ECONOMIC TALK NOT POPULAR   Russian Troops Continue Moving Out Of Manchuria To Siberia Today

Sino-Soviet Report Brings Boos   Russian Troops Move Toward Siberia; Dissension Continues

Withdrawing Soviets Move Toward Siberia      Russians Troops Rolling Out Of Chengchun, Man.  churia Say Chinese.   CONGRESS IN SESSION.

RUSSIAN TROOPS QUITCHANGCHUN, CHINESE REPORT   COLUMNS MOVING TOWARD SIBERIA; MUKDEN IS QUIET

Head Toward Siberia, China  Sources Report   ‘Heated Pa rty Session Over Sino-Red Economic Cooperation

Sino-Soviet Talks Greeted by Shouts at Chinese Confal   Group Angered at Report on Economic Plans For Manchuria

Russian Troops From Manchuria  ‘ Move To Siberia   Angry Shouts Block Talks Of Chinese Soviet Economic Cooperation

Chungking Report Draws Heated Crie:   Chiang Minister Told To Refuse Russian Equipment Claims

Evacuation of Manchuria Seen as Russian Troops Continue Withdrawal

 Angry Shouts Puncture Report on Sino-Soviet Economic Discussions

Soviets Reported Bound for Siberia   May 8e Indication That Manchuria Will Be Evacuagted

Mukden Russ Go to Siberia   Troop Movement Seen as Manchu Evacuation

AGITATION OVER RED ACTS IN MANCHURIA GOES ON IN CHINA  REPORT IN CONGRESS’ SHOUTED DOWN; SOVIET ARMIES WITHDRAWING

SOVIET FORCES QUIT MANCHURIA   Kuomintang Congress Gets Looting Report

AGITATION OVER RED ACTS IN MANCHURIA GOES ON IN CHINA  REPORT IN CONGRESS

Chinese Argue Manchuria As Russians Move North  RW. LCPYROLCR MOOCA

Reds Move On Toward  Siberia   Withdrawal of Troops From Changchun Hints Evacuation of Manchuria; Policy Reviewed

MAY MEAN EVACUATION MANCHURIA   China Claims No Economic Agreement Reached With Soviets

SOVIETS QUIT MANCHURIA FOR SIBERIA   Report of Discussions of Economic Cooperation Rouses Heated Shouts  At Party Congress  MUKDEN IS ‘EVACUATED

SINO-SOVIET TALKS RK CHINESE   ‘Chang To Refuse To Discuss Cooperation Until Troops Go

Last Rites For Frank Cox Held _ Thursday P.M   Born in England and Came to ’ This Country in 1884

Vandenberg and Taft Reassure All New Senaters   Sub- Comat List  PANY :Tisktage

Taft, Vandenberg  Make Bid for  ‘Freshmen’ Help 17-Point Program  Will Be Laid Before Conference

GOP Senators Map Program For Session  Taft, Vandenberg Ask Cooperation Of New Members

SEEK TO LINE UP FRESHMEN SENATORS   Taft and Vandenberg Urge New Republican Members to Support 17-Point Program. *

‘Freshmen’ Get Letters  Republicans Outline {7-Point Program For The New Congress

Elders Court — ~ GOP Rookies   Taft, Vandenberg Solicit Young Senators’ Hely

ny. N POISON LIF DETECTOR TEST   Mrs. Lockman Refuses to Submit Today; Says She Is Innocent; Mercury Found by Expert.  ao i Te COU SS sa om "rvwviwywy* ‘rs wwe sAeFkikae TS Se,   BODY OF HUSBAND MAY BE EXHUMED

USE MOONLIGHT IN GRISLY JOB   Body Exhumed In Poisoning Investigation At DuPont, Ind.

Three Airmen Jump From Disabled Plane   Flyers Parachute Near Elliston: Ship Lands Safely

Action By CIO” Permits AFL Unions To Proceed With Handling Vessels   Strike To Stand Against ClO Ships   Thousands Report For Work In Bottled Up Ports, Begin Unloading

AFL SEAMEN RETURN TO WORK AS PICKET LINES CUT BY ClO   UNION BLOCKADE NOW   UNION BLOCKADE NOW RESTRICTED TO SHIPS SERVED BY STRIKERS

A. F. L. Workers  Loading Vessels   Return To Jobs After C. I. O. Strikers Agree Not To Picket Their Ships; Will Permit About 40 To Sail

New Order  Frees Ships of A.F.L   Curran Limits Patrols to C. . 0.-Contracted Ships; Work Resumed

CIO To Restrict Pickets To Own  Contracted Ships   Vessels Flying Foreign Flags Also Released From ClO Picket Lines On Curran’s Order

Vessels Being Loaded Today In Most Ports   NMU Agrees Not To Picket Ships Manned By AFL

SHIPPING THEUP BROKEN AS CIO DROPS PICKETS   A. F. Of L. Longshoremen Return To Work As Carnoes Move

Seame Picke Line i: Shorter   Thousands of Men Go Back To Jobs Along Coast

STRANGLEHOLD ON SHIPPING I FINALLY BROKEN   ‘ NMU Agrees Not to Picket Ships Manned by AFL Seafarers.

CIO Agrees to Aliow AFL Men Return to Work   Work Resumed in New York, Bos. ton, Portland and Other Major Ports of Nation

AFL Sailors, Longshoremen  Back On Jobs   CIO Shortens Picket Lines, Strike Stranglehold on Ships Broken

Ports Are Eased As ClO and ALL Workers Agree   Pickets Are Restricted To ClO-Contracted Ships: Workers Back

SEAMEN RIFTS CALMED DOWN; RESUME WORK      CIO's Picket Lines,Shortened as AFL Longshoremen Go Baek to Work   ACTIVITY AT PORTS iS RETURNING TO NORMAL

A.F.L. Back To Jobs on Many Ships   Workers Return When C.1.0. Shortens Picket Lines; Vessels Flying Foreian Flags in Clear

C10 Eases Stranglehold On Shipping   Shortens Picket Lines So AFL Seamen And Dock Hands Can Work.

BYRNES FORCES RUSSIA'S HAND   DEMANDS ACTION TODAY ON PEACE CONFERENCE

BiG FOUR ENVOYS FACE SHOWDOWN ~QN PEACE PARLEY   ‘Byrnes’ Demarid for Decision Today. Brings Crisis  wet Baste.

PEACE CONFAB TO BE SETTLED   Byrnes Forces Ministers To Decide If Full Meeting Will Be Held

British Open All Out War Against Jew Terrorist Groups in Palestine; Hundreds of Leaders are Jailed

Peace Talk Showdown Due Today   5  Byrnes Forces - Vote on 21-Nat/on Summer Parley

Decision Looms On Peace Parley   Byrnes Ready for Showdown With Russia's Molotov.

BYRNES SEEKS SHOWDOWN ON PEACE MEETING   Big Four Ministers To Be Forced To Decide Issue Today

Ministers — race Peace Showdown   _ Decision Demanded on Summer Meeting by U. S. Secretary

Byrnes Demands Big Four Action For or Against   Decision May Make or Break Paris Parley; French Proposal Due

COUNCIL WANTS SPEEDING HALTED IN THE BOROUGH   Order Signs To Be Placed and Arrests Made for Violations   John Leslie Kilcoyne, Esq.. Named for U Term of Late Howard I. James

TOTAL SEA WAR SAID NAZI ORDER   Court Is Informed Doenitz Wanted All Crews Accounted For

Noenil Ordered -Wer on Crews as ~ Well as on Ships  German. Naval - Office: Aceuses Admiral At War Crimes-Triol

Tribunal Is Told Doenitz Ordered Total War af Sea   Intent Was To Break Spirit of U. §. Merchant Marine

President Sees Earlier Removal Of Other Curbs   Truman Says Action ‘Only Remedy’ To Shortage Of Steaks And Chops

Says Action On:y Cure For Shortage   Promises Early End To Other Price and Wage Controls; Lays Blame On ‘Selfish Men

PRICE CONTROLS OFF MEATS   QUICK END TO OTHER ‘COMMODITY FIGURES SEEN- RADIOS AND COFFEE SOON TO BE FREE  aaa many ees nem flee

Meat Control  Put on Shelf  by President Says It Is Only  Remedy as Former Stand is Reversed

President  Sees Wage Curb Letup   Calls Meat Action Only Remedy; “Blame Put On Selfish Men.”

Tel Aviv Mayor Calls on Jews To Release Men   Curfew Clamped on City; Settlements On Border Searched

Baruch Offers UN Unit Plan With ‘Teeth   We'd Destroy A-Bombs or Give Them Up When It Was Safe

Atomic Control Postulated By U. S. Govt.   Global Agency Is Suggested and Its Aetivities Outlined

’ PRESENTED BY BARUCH; ALL:.-33 ‘DANGEROUS’ ATOMIC ACTIV “WOULD BE PLACED-UNDER   A GLOBAL AGENCY 8

Propose to Outlaw Atomic Warfare   Would Assign Broad Powers To Control Unit

WILL SURRENDER A-BOMB IF ALL NATIONS SIGN   Baruch Gives Opening Address At JIN Commission

Would Place All “Dangerous” Atomic Activities Under Global Agency Backed By Iron-Clad Enforcement powers.   PROPOSAL BACKED BY PRES, TRUMAN

Temperatures   Global Agency is Urged By Baruch Before UN Group   Substitute Faith for Fear, Put International Cooperation on Protective Basis, He Pleads; American Proposal Has President’s Backing

BARUCH PLACES PLANS BEFORE UN COMMISSION   Uncle Sam Ready To Destroy Bombs, Or Turn Over To Agency

AMERICA FAVORS WORLD AGENCY 10 CONTROL WEAPON   Boruch Warns Velo Power ‘Must Not Be Used to Save Aaureccore

International Control Agency Is Suggested at Meeting in New York; Baruch Is Speaker.  HOPE FOR FUTURE TOD IN ADDRESS

Suggests World Agency to Rule Bomb Activities   Plans Submitted By Baruch, -Would Place American Atom Bomb Plants Under International Board

U.S. PROPOSES TOBAN ATOMIC WAR IN WORLD   Safeguards Offered To UN Committee By Baruch

Plan Given U.N. Group By Baruch   This Nation Would Give Up Data If Ironclad Protection Won.

Bernard Baruch Makes Proposal To UN Meeting   “Ys Answer To World’:  Longing For Peace”

American Plan Would Be Backed by Strict Enforcement Powers   World Organization Would Have Monopoly in Field; U. $. Offers To Destroy Bombs, Eventually Share Manufacturing Plants

MAKES BID TO AUD WORLD OF ~ATOMIG FEAR   Proposal Outlined by: Baructi at Meeting of United Natiens Groun.- -

BARUCH PROPOSES SETTING UP OF AN INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC CONTROL AGENCY

U.$. Offers foGive Up Bomb Plants   Baruch Reports to UN Need for Strong Controlling Agency

RESUME PEACE MAKING EFFORTS   Western Powers Look to Molotov for Hint of Change in Soviet Attitude as Big Four Convene.

Plan Backed By Truman. Says Baruch   Revolutionary Surrender Of Powers For World Program

UN Control Body Hears Proposals In Baruch Talk   Global Agency Would Have Complete Power to Enforce Stiff Penalties on Violators

Worldwide Agency for Control Of Atomic Activities Proposed   America Would Destroy Supply of Missiles And Outlaw Use in War Under Plan Outlined

America Offers To Destroy Its Mighty Bombs   Global Agency T Control Atomic Field Proposed

America Offers To Destroy Its Mighty Bombs  Glaba!l Agency To ‘Contral Atomic

AMERICA WILLING TO YIELD CONTROL TO GLOBAL AGENCY   Bernard Baruch Makes Plea For Ridding World of Fear of Destruction; Severe Penalties For Violations Proposed

PUTRI ite, gam ctaceea ead “AMERICA DAY" SET BY PRESIDENT TRIIMAN

Lewis’ Return  To AFL Looms   Council Vacaney May Ge To Miners? Chief

AFL-UMW Tieup Appears Close   Path for Lewis Group's Return Nearly Clear

Barkley Pushes For Vote Today  On Extension   Republican Cries Out Against Using Youths As Police in Germany

Draft Extension Opponents Face Fight in Senate   Leaders Contend Deferred Men Should Be Taken

Senafe Drives Toward Vote on Draft Extension   Sen. Stanfill Fights To Prevent Induction  Of Teen-Aqers

Pay Increase Is Certain Of Approval   Kentucky Solon Leads Battle to Keep Teen-Agers at Home

Solon Fights :To Prevent Drafting Of ‘Teen-Agers; Senate Nears Vote On Act

BATTLE ON OPA DUE NEXT WEEK TOP BUSINESS   ‘Houses’ Streamlining Job Apt To Be Put Aside _—s_—y

Battle Over OPA Is Due Next Week   Committee Approves Control Extension

State of Union Message Long   Truman To Combine It With Budget Report

MORE MEAT BUT PRICE GOES UP   RECORD LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS ARE EXPECTED

Cattle Runs Today Will Be Quite Heavy   Predictions Of The Probable Price Increase Range From  5 To 14 Cents.

Ample Meat To Be Provided In Markets Soon   HOGS, CATTLE AND ALL OTHER ANIMALS IN PENS

Meat Supply Increasing on Higher Prices   Distribution to Be Spotty in Some Sections for Week

LIVESTOCK FLOW TOMARKETTODAY SFTS NEW RECORD   More Plentiful Supply of Meat Is Forecast for Week; Rents, Other Prices on Increase.   GATES CONSIDERS PLAN OF CONTROL

INVESTIGATE . DEATH OF DRUGGIST,  SISTER   Man's Wite Unconscious For Ten Hours

Probe Mystery Deaths Of Two At Hamburg, Pa   Elderly Druggist And Siste1 Found Dead In Basement Of Store

AT LEAST FIVE DIE VIOLENTLY   Holiday Deaths In State Include Two On Highways, Two In Plane Crash, And One Hunting Fatality.

Three Hanged by Mob in Public Square  Attempt Is Made to   Attempt Is Made to Assassinate Bolivian Executive

Three Hanged by Mob in Public Square   Attempt Is Made to Assassinate Bolivian Executive

M eat Forms er mwe rats  Chief Topic   Some Favor RemovingCeilings; Others Blame GOP For National Shortage

WAGE DEMAND OF FORD AUTO WORKERS CUT   Settlement Is Offered By Union on Basis   Of 17). Per Cent.

UNION CHIEFS WILL ACCEPT 17? PER CENT   BAD FAITH CHARGE IS FILED AGAINST GENERAL MOTORS

U.A.W. willing to accept 17’ percent increase in wages   Agreement would apply to industry” s big 3; must be accepted by Jan. 21

UAW Lowers  Wage Demand To I7 1-2 Pet.   CIO Union Willing to Settle Deadlock By Abandoning Thirty Per Cent Hike In Salary; Accepts Fact Board Scale

UNION PROPOSES FORD ACCEPT HIKE OF 174%   Government-Backed Compromise Favored By Warker’e Crounps

SMALLER FIGURE RECOMMENDED BY TRUMAN'S BOARD   Union Leader Says Fact-Find« ers’ Proposal “Set Pattern for the Entire Industry.”   OFFER TO BE MADE TO FORD CO. TODAY   NLRB Summons G. M. to Hearing on C. I. O. Charge It Has Failed to Bargain  in Good Faith. ;

Auto Workers Lower Demands From 30 To 17 J-2 Per Cent Salary Increase; May Avert Walkout

UAW Will Settle On Basis of 17 1-2 Per Cent Boost   Union's Ford Director Says Fact-Finders Set Pattern   FORD COMPANY WILL RECEIVE OFFER TODAY   GM Declines Comment on Summons to NLRB Hearing Jan. 28

Ford Workers Would Accept 17 1-2 Per Cent   Demands for Action To End Strikes Heard in Conaress

Settlement To Be Offered Ford Today  GMC Is Summoned  On Union Charges OF ‘Pad Bath?

CIO Wants Ford Hike Of 172 Per Cent   Fact-Finding Board Pay Proposal May Be Used As Pattern

Fact Finders’ Wage Figure Is Acceptable   Electrical Workers and Packinghouse Men Ready to Strike

NLRB Summons GM To Jan. 28 Ilearing  At -Detroit. on  Charges of Unfair Lahor Practices.

CIO Offers Ford - Board’s Figure   Electrical Workers Planning Walkout Today As Demands Are Rejected By Firms

STEADY INCREASE REPORTED — IN WOMEN ACCEPTING JOBS   MORE THAN SIXTEEN MILLION NOW EMPLOYED—i0 PERCENT i ‘NOW EARN LESS THAN  $26 WEEKLY

Rioters Demand Release of Irish  Hunger Striker:   Police Fire - ‘Over -.Crowds Surrounding “Car of Etre’s President

Milk Up Two Cents; Covers Subsidy Loss   Consumer Bears Burden as Lima Dairies Pass Along Added Expense; Other Products Rise, Too   More Food Is Reported Available As Prices Reflect End of Subsidies

Beef On Hoof Is Reaching All Time Peak   Corn Is Selling Higher Than Wheat —Butter Rises

More Food, Higher Prices Mark Three Weeks Of Competitive Buying, Selling Without OPA

‘Mrs. America’ Gives Up Title Mother Of Four  _. Passes Up Trip And Cash Prize

NEW YORK COTTON   South Carolina Woman May Get Crown.... “Mrs. America’ Gives Up Title To Stay With Kids

Truman Is Rebuked by Churchill   Taken to Task for Views on Jewish Immiaration

Details Complete for Decisive Atom Bomb Test   Future of Navies May Be Decided Through Explosion

Details Complete for Decisive Atom Bomb Test  Future of Navies May Be Decided

Run-OffPrimariesProbable In At Least Two Districts; State Is Ready For Ballots

hun-olls In Two Congress Races Seem Indicated   ileavy Voting Ex “pected As North Carolinians (so to Polls Tomorrow.

State Court Effort To Correct Bill For Vets Fails   Cousin’s Motion To File Mandamus Suit Rejected

Streets Of Belgrade Plastered With Posters Calling Yugoslav Military Classes To Colors Within Week   WHEREABOUTS OF TWO FLIERS NOT KNOWN

YHGOSLAY LEADER WILL BE HANDED COPY OF DEMANDS   J. 5. Ambassador Flies ‘to Resort Village to Present Ulimonium

Patterson's Meeting With Marshal Brings Plane Tragedy To Head   Accused Of Unjustfied Violation Of Internationa Law, Calls Up All Men Up To 26 Years Of Age For Military Service.

— DRAFT CALLS POSTED—  U. S. Vice Consul Allowed to See_ Wrecked Plane

Patterson Will Present Tito With Ultimatum    Yugoslav Capital Plastered With Military Drart Calls as United States Presses Demand for Fliers’ Releace Afier Plane Shootmnge

PATTERSON = ON WAY TO MEET MARSHAL TITO   Ambassador To Ask For Reply To Stern Note On Yugoslav Action   SLAVS BACK UP SOME   TCS cet  U. S. Consul To See Wreckage Of Plane; Young Men Urged To Join Army

MILITARY UNITS CALLED IN NEW BALKAN CRISIS   U.S. Viee Consul Permitted To View Seene of Crash

Ambassador Flies To Bled; Belgrade Reactions Mixed   Appearance of Conscript Posters Said to Be Just a Coincidence

Ultimatum fs Handed Slavs By Pattszson   STRONG OBJECTION ABOUT DOWNING OF U. 8. PLANE, BEING REGISTERED.

Demand Fliers Be Released and Shootings Stop   Envoy Flies to See Tito As Yugoslav Military Classes Are Called to Duty

Governor Sends Official to Take Part in Parley   Action of Ohio Power Employes Still in Doubt.

Marshall Returns To Post in China   Situation Has Worsened Since He Came to U. S.

Wage Issues Are Flayed By Industry  Double-Barreled Attack Launched

NAM Hits CIO Argument For Higher Wages   Calls Nathan Report ‘Pure Guesswork, Statistical Nonsense’

Argument B) CiO For Pay Hike Scored   Describes Plea as “Pure Guesswork,” and “Statistical Nonsense;” Reiterates Higher Wages Will Raise  PD. ska

NAM Describes CIO Arguments Yor New Round Of Wage Raises  As Pure Guesswork And Nonsense

NAM Condemns ClO ‘Wage Hike Arguments   Calis Demands “Pure Guesswork’---Says Prices Would Be Forced Up

ClO ARGUMENTS ON PAY INCREASE ARE HELD PURE GUESS   NAM Contends Rise in Wages Is Certain to Bring About Cost tnevease

Labor’s Wa oe Demand Draws  NAM’s Fire   Arguments For New Round Of Increases Termed ‘Pure Guesswork?

Own Economist's Report Declares Nathan’s Proposal Of Wage Boost Without Price Hike Is ‘Pure Guesswork'

NAM Economist Labels Nathan Report ‘Guesses   Dr. Robey Charges Higher Wages Will Force Prices Up Aaain Presently

INSIST BOOSTS IN WAGES MEAN JUMPIN PRICES   Union Arguments Assailed As ‘Guesswork’: Nathan Figures Criticized

NAM Calls CIO Arguments for Wage  Boost ‘Pure Guesswork, Nonsense’

NATHAN’S REPORT CALLED ‘NONSENSE   N.A.M. Warns Pay Increase ’ Means Higher Price-

ClO WAGE BIDS ARE ATTACKEL   Menufecturers Tag Union's Arguments for Pay Hikes . As ‘Pure Guesswork’

NAM Calls Pay Bids ‘Nonsense In Curt Retort   Ex-Landon Advisor cribes CIO Stand * Ap ‘Pure Guesswork’

CHINESE DIED IN CRASH   20 Members of Military Commission Were in Special Plane

Republicans Lash Back at Wallace Talk   Accuse Him of Making Political Issue of Foreign Policy —

WALLACE TALK UNDER ATTACK   GOP Claims Foreign Policy Entangled With Politics

Republicans Hit Wallace Speech   Seen as Effort to Entangle Foreign Policy In Partisan Politics

Republicans Accuse Wallace Of Trying To Tangle Foreiqn Policy In Partisan Politics

GOP Attack Statements Of Wallace   Charge Secretary With Trying to Put Politics Into Foreign Policy

Mixing Foreign Policy With Party Politics?  Statement By Wallace Is Drawing Republican Fire

Wallace Talk: ‘Draws Attack From G. O. P.   Republicans Charge Speech Threat to U. S. Foreign Policy

Republicans Hit Back At Wallace Attack On Party   Secretary Says GOP Majority Spells Danger

Wallace Accused Of Trying  To Tangle American Foreign Policy In Partisan Politics   Declares GOP Congressional Victory Will Disturb international Situation

G. O.P. Charges. Wallace Entangling. Politics And Foreign Policies

Wallace Talk Draws GOP Fire Today   Republicans Declare Politics Getting Into Foreign Policy

Mwy We. T. FY Liddle ts Tar vet Of  Republicans   Accused of Trying To Mix Foreign Policy With Politics

Republicans Say Wallace » Is Trying to Tangle U.S. Policy With Par ty Politics

Wallace Accused Of Politics in Foreion Affairs:   Republicans: Claim His Remarks Bare Demo. Strateg}

GOP Dander Rises Over Statement by  Secretary Wallace   Republicans Charge Commerce Chief Is Injecting Politics  lava. PAtat nk Dakin

LaGuardia Completes Stormy 12-Year Reign as Mayor; O'Dwyer Succeeds

LAGUARDIA IS QUT AS MAYOR   Little Flower Ends Seconc Longest Term in New York’s History

Russian Block Of Australian Atom Plan Fails   -vatt Proposes Creating Three Committees To Draft Control

RUSSIA FIGHTS PROPOSALS FOF A-BOMB CONTROL   Soviets Defeated On Twe Measures And Surrender On Third   EVATT AND GROMYKO ENGAGE IN DEBATE

Russian Plan on Atomic Energy Held Impossible  Broad International . Treaty Urged by ' Kustralian Envoy

Russia Loses Atomie Control  Proposal Fight   Commission Chieftain Labels Soviet Plan ‘Impossible’, Backs International Treaty

RUSSIA FIGHTS EVATTS ATOM CONTROL PLAN   Gromyko And Australian Battle Over BaruchOffered System

Soviet Loses Protest On Atomic. Plan   Chairman Rejects .Gromyko’s Pleas Jn Stormy Session

Progress Made In Study Of Atomic Setup  Soviets Defeated On Atom Control Plan

J, N. APPROVES ATOMIC CONTROL PLAN MACHINER)   Three Committees to Make Studies and Reports Authorized Over Protest be Russia.   SOVIET MEMBER IN THREE-HOUR FIGHT   Australian Chairman ot Atomic Group Supports U. S. Plan—Veto Power Is Rejected.

Cry of Communism : Hurled into Dispute In Ohio VE Local   Accusation Is Made of Soliciting Memberships In Outlaw Organization

WE Stri kers Ready To Take 1714c Increase   Company Rejecis’ Offer "Terming It “Now Acceptable:” Stands ‘Firni.on  15 €ent Boost

Showdown With Owners May Be Sought __ ~New Move In Mines Dispute Said Seen

ARIIG SEEKING TO HALT COAL TIEUP NOV. 20   OPERATORS CALLED TO CONFERENCE IN WASHINGTON

OPERATORS OF COAL MINES 70 JOIN PARLEY   Seeretary Krug Is bas Every Effort

Western Electric Rejects Proposal  Offer By Union Not Acceptabie

MOVES FOR PARLEY ON ELECTRIC STRIKE      Schwellenbach Invites Heads ol General Electric and Westinghouse to Meet Him Tuesdac.

Stoetenen With Owners May Be Sought  New Move In Mine:  Dispute Said Seen

KRUG PLANS TALK™ WITH OPERATOR’   Invites Groun To Meet Wit! Him Today In Washinaton

ICC Board Continues Phone Hearings   Agrees to Hold Meetings in Several Sections of State

59 POLICEMEN KILLED  IN RIOTING IN KOREA   Disorders Blamed by America! General on “Vicious Agitation From Outside.”

President Is Optimistic at Gettysburg  Sees Likeness Of 1860’s. Now

FEARS OF WAR DISCOUNTED   War Department Says None With Russia Likely.

‘Housewives in Some Localities Have Trouble Buying Luncheon Meats for Their  Menus.   DEMAND ON POULTRY MAY BRING SHORTAGE

Meat Supply at New Low, Butchers 'Pessimistic Over Early Improvement

MEAT COUNTERS BARE IN NATION   Fish and Poultry Dealers Rushed—Packers Report Drop in Production

Fresh Meaf Virtually Disappears From Markets Throughout Nation   Even Chicken Supply May Be Exhausted Within Two: Weeks Because of Buying Rush; Discouraged Housewives Have Trouble Finding Even Cold Cuts

Fresh Meat At Markets Disappears   Even Luncheon Meats !y Some Localities Are Hard To Buy; Fish, Chicken Popular

NEARLY ALL FRESH MEAT DISAPPEARS   Some Areas Even Having Difficulty Finding Luncheon Products— Poultry Stock May Be Out in Two Weeks.

Fresh Meat Disappearing Fron Markets Over Nafion; Poultry And Fich Used As Substitutes

Fresh Meats Gone: Poultry, Fish Now Nation’s Main Dish   Dealers Warn Chickens Will Be Gone Soon Due to Rush

No Fresh Meat In Many City Markets Today   FISH AND POULTRY FOR MOST CONSUMERS IN NATION

Nation’s Markets Virtually Bare Of Fresh Meats   Poultry Dealers Warn Rush May Cut Chicken Supply in Two Weeks

MARKETS BARE OF FRESH MEAT   POULTRY DEALERS WARN OF SHORTAGE WITHIN TWO WEEKS

Fresh Meats Disappearing From Markets   Fish And Poultry Piece De Resistance

U.S. Markets Are Practically Out Of Fresh Meats   Fish, Poultry and Luncheon Meats Receive Big Play--Some Shops Close

Meat Disappears From U. 5. Shops  Butchers Close Up  In Many Sections

Fresh Meats Are Non-Existent  Evan Panuitry Sunolies Face Disappearance Because of Demand

Fish, Poultry  In Great Demand While Butchers Are Pessimistic About Getting Added Supplies

Poultry and Fish Taking Place of Meat  Few Retail M: arkets in St,

‘Markets in U. S. Void Of Meat   Fish and Poultry Used To Complete Dinner Tables.

MEAT SUPPLIES GROWING MORE SHORT ACROSS NATION TODAY   Poultry And Cheese Stocks Decline And Prices Climb

Meat Gone From Most U.S. Tables   Fish And Poultry: Used As Substitutes; Few Animals Are Received By Packers

Russians Reported Work: ing On Agreement To Solve Issue   British Propose  World Control   Russian Ambassador To Begin Talks With American Officials

lran-Soviet Contract On Oil Concession Can Forestall Clash In UNO

Britain Proposes Independent India   All-Country Union Is +» Set; Moslems Denied

A.F.OF L. REFUSES TO JOIN NEW YORK TRANSIT WALKOUT   Head of C. L. O. Stands Pat on Threat to Call Out 32,000 if Demands Are Not Met,   MAYOR AUTHORIZED TO OPERATE SUBWAYS   Thousand Workers Being Mobilized to Man Trains, Busses and Trolleys Used Daily by 3,500,000.

Union With 6,000: Members Among _ NY. Transit Work_ers Says It Will Not ’Strike Against City.

AFL Transport Union Against New York Strike   City Firemen Alerted to Man Transit System

Transit Workers Walkout Is Near  Measure To Prevent Full Tie-un Taken

AFL Will Remain At Gotham Posts   CIO, However, Goes Ahead With Teancit Threat

SEE NO HOPE IN FILIBUSTER END   Weekend Recess Gives Senate Members Respite

No End In View ror Filibuster   Senate’s Week-end Recess Gives Both Forces Needed Rest

BREE FOR ALL IN      Koreans Start Near Riot A Residence of Premier; Charge Discrimination

KOREANS BATTLE TOKYO POLICE AY HOME OF PREMIER   Several Persons Injured “When Crowd Storms Yoashida’s Residence

Demand Protection eee erences AeA eth moan reheat” ete shreronaemeeeTtssinubentiuanreesiae  Koreans Force Way Into Jap Premier's Home

Demand Protection rere  Koreans Force Way Info Jap Premier's Home

Crowd Riots Around Home JapPremie:   Twelve Nip Policemen and Several Koreans Hurt; American MP’s Halt  i Fighting

BRITISH. TROOPS ROUND UP JEWS   King David Hotel Bomb Perpetra~ tors Believed Hiding in Tel Aviv ~—Severe Curfew is Imposed.

TOMMIES ENFORCE STRICT CURFEW ON TEL AVIV JEWS, TOLD T0 ‘SHOOT ON SIGHT’

Many Jews Rounded Up By British   Mass Raid Carried Out at Tel Aviv

ROUNDING UP JEWS IN TEL AVIV   Believe Those Who Bombed Hotel “Are Hiding There

CURFEW CLAMPED ON IN SEARCH FOR HOTEL BOMBERS   dews Warned Violators Will ’ Be Shot on Sight; Bomb  Werbehon Fauncd

BRITISH TROOPS ROUND UP JEWS IN A MASS RAID   Severe Curfew Clamped On Tel Aviv—Seeking Bomb Plotters

COMMERCIAL BUILDING IS CUT BY ORDER   Measure in Preparation and   Scheduled for Early Announcement to   Be Far-reaching  TO HIT AMUSEMENTS

OPA AND CPA FUNDS WILL BE RESTORED   ‘Senate - House A ppropriations Conference Results in Decision to Give Two Agencies Budget Originally Sought.

Must Be Approved by Both Houses   House Will Trim OPA Powers, Some  Solons Say

\OPA, CPA Win First Battle for Funds Restoration   Approval Given by Conference but Hous: Is Almost Certain  To Trim Powere

OPA and CPA Fund Restoral Wins Approval   “Joint Conference. Agrees on Budget Slashed by Senate

OPA And CPA Win Restoration Of Funde Fram Aporonriations Meeting

Agreement On Funds For OPA   CPA Also Granted $14, Million By Senate-House Group; May Trim OPA Powel

SENATE:-VOTED CHOP IN BUDGET OF OPA, CPA ARE RESTORED   COMMITTEE RULING NOW MUST GAIN APPROVAL OF * HOUSE. SENATE AGAIN.

Funds For 2 U.S. Agencies Are Restored   OPA And CPA Affected By Appropriations. Until June

Arbitration Code Drafted   -May Go Before Meeting OF Pittsburgh Power Workers Tomorrow -

‘Admiral’ at Bay, Howls His Defiance   Gambling Ship Owner Challenges ‘Warren, Knowland to Debate

Goodland, O’Konski, Smith Argue Stand Of Governor on Support of President

‘Rider’ to Ban Bosses’ Union   Labor Plan Linked With Appropriations

Ban on Foremen Unions Studied   Appropriations ‘Rider’ May Be Offered by Ball

SEEKS TO KILL FOREMAN UNION   Senator Ball Will Try For Amendment To Appropriation Bill.

Senator Ball Discloses Plans Of ‘Rider’ Maneuver To Ban Unionization Of Foremen   Labor Legislation Backers Split Over Pian To Load Hobbs Bill With Amendments

Plans Rider To Ban Unionizatio Of All Foremen   Ball Would Attach Rider To Pending Bill On Appropriations

NLL LLL LE ENDO LN I ~~  Molotov Begins Drive To Force Accounting Of Allied Troops

Molotov To Press Campaign For Allied Troop Accounting   Connally Stands By To Answer Minister; Belgium, Syria, Colombia To Join Council

15 SCOUTS BEFORE BOARD OF REVIEW   Youths Appear For Consideration Of Sixteen Advancements At District Meeting

SCOUT ADVANCEMENTS REVIEWED BY BOARD   Applications For Promotions Ane Awards Received At Session Under New Procedure

REVIEW CONDUCTED BY BOY SCOUT BOARD   Three Boys Advanced In RankOthers Qualify For Merit Badge Awards

22 SCOUTS BEFORE BOARD OF REVIEW   Eleven Qualify For Second Class And Two For First— Numerous Merit Badge Advancements Made

BOY SCOUT BOARD OF REVIEW MEETS   Eighteen Scouts Appear To Be Reviewed On Total Of Thirty Six Advancements

BOY SCOUT BOARD QF REVIEW MEETS   Number Of Applications For Merit Badges Acted Upon —Standard Camporee Will Be Held This Week-End

Oil Industry Fails To Feel Peace Setback   DEMAND FOR OUTPUT IN NATION IS JUST AS LARGE NOW

Oil Industry Felt Changeover Slightly  Civilion Demand Picked Up as War Needs Eased

471 WAR CRIMINALS HAVE BEEN CONVICTED   264 Germans Ang 267 Japs Hare Been Tried; 248 Have Been Given Peath Senterres

Truman Lays Ott Purge Campaign   Will Let Voters Decide Fate Of Missouri Congressman Slaughter

PRESIDENT LEAVING * ai IT TO VOTERS 10 DEGIOE ~ —- BONGRESSIONAL FIGHT

French Will Close Spanish Border At Midnight Tonight   Normal Traffic Stops As Deadline Nears; Madrid Dispatches Tell Of Troop Movements on Frontier

Spain Reintorces Border Troops, French Declare   Border Closed Early As Anti-Spanish  Demonsirations Grow

SPANISH FORCES MOVING TOWARD FRENCH FRONTIEN   Nermal Traffie Ceases” or Border Hours Before: Derte Mancina

FRANCO. BEATS FRENCH PLANTO HALT TRAFFIC   France, U.S. and Britain Cone sider Denunciation of Existing Regime

SPANISH. TROOPS J MOVEMENTS ARE REPORTED ALL ALONG. - : “BORDER; NO INTERNATIONAL” INCIDENTS LIKELY © ©

Spain Moves Troops {0°  French lina  PVEINID Rdlly   Border Is Ordered Closed to Tratfie; Paris Seeks Aid

Soldiers North   a  Vreeseesese 8B FF + FSH  Frontier Has  Reen Closed

INTERNATIONAL MOVEMENT ON COAST CEASES   No Incidents Reported In Peaceful Move, And None Expected

Spanish Troops Move Along Sealed Border   All Normal Traffic Between French-Spanish Border Ceaseaq

Border Closed to All Traffic With France   Spain Likewise Halts Movements Across Moroccan Boundary

All trattic ts. Halted Between Two Countries   Condemnation Of Franco Expected

Says Legal Technicality Now Blocking  Inauguration of New Disability Pay Schedule — Asks that Technicality be Removed.

TRAFFIC. CEASES BETWEEN NATIONS IN-ORDERLY WAY   Paris Accepts U. S. Proposal for Three-Power Call for Interim Regime   BRITISH REPLY AWAITED   It May Seek Assurance of No Actual Intervention in Internal Affairs

FRANCO ACTS TO FORESTALL FRENCH MOVE   Dictator Also Closes Morocco Boundaries  To Traffic

TROOPS MOVING ALONG FRONTIER AFTER ACTION   Joint Policy Statement On Franco Regime Due For Relense

Traffic Dwindles as Deadline Nears for Shutting Franco-Spanish Border   Ry JOSEPH W. GRI6G. JR

MUVE BEFORE UEADLINE SET HOR MIONIGHT   All Traffic Between France and Spain Shui Off; No Incidents.

Spanish Forces  Move Up   French Report Traops on Length Of Sealed Border

FRANCO MOUNTS GUARDS ALONG FRENCH BORDER      All Traffic Halts Between Two Countries; France Studies U. S. Note

INDIANS ATTACK, BURN U, S, FLAG   Demonstrators in Bombay Swarm U.S.1.S, Office—Cause Of Action Is Undetermined

U.S. Flag Is Desecrated By Indians   Demonstration  He'd In Bombay

American Flag Said Destroyed By Bombay Mol   Claim Some Of Offenders Garbed In Uniforms Of Royal Indian Navy

Bombay Rioters Burn U.S. Flag   Some In Uniform Of Royal Indian Navy

US. Flag Burned in Bombay Street  By Mob Protesting Unknown Dispute

Mob Rips Down U.S. Flagin Bombay Street   300 Demonstrators Burn Stars and Stripes ‘After Tearing It Down From Aaency Buildina

Bombay Citizens Tear Down, Burn U.S. Official Flag   Anti - British Demonstrators Tell U.S. Troops They Should Quit. India

Bombay Indian Mob Burns U. S. Flag Taken From Information Office

indian Mob Tears ‘Down American Flag   U. 5. May File Protest As Result of Act. by  Bombay Demoanctrntarc

An Indian Mob Burns U.S. Flag   Demonstration in Bombay Is Chiefly Anti-British; Resent Presence of GI’s

Bombay Rioters Tear Down, Burn U.S. Flag; Protest Due   Reporters Told Demonstrations Not Anti-American But Americans Should Quit India; Sergeant Escanc<« Moh

Officers Are Attacked By Rioters   Protest May Be Placed With British and © Indian Governments

Bombay Rioters Bum U.S. Flag   Standard Torn From Staff in Street by Uniformed Men

Mob Of Indians Tears Down, Burns U. S. Flag In Bombay   Demonstration Termed ‘Sympathy’ Move For Better Seamen’s Rations

Mob of Indians In Bombay Burn US Flag   American Consulate Awaits Order to File Official Protest

Mob Of Indians Tears Down And Burns American Flag InDemonstrationInBombay

Colors Ripped From In Front  Bombay Oftice   Mob, Some Wearing Royat Indian‘ Navy Uniforms, ;  Apply Paper Forck When. Matehes Fail   Demonstration  -— are . i More Ant-Brilish   Spokesmau. For. Paraders Says, However, Americans Should: Quit  Tekin: Ch . gna. 200 x

Vemo n In Bombay Neeser sem FlagTorn Dowr  And Burned By India Mok

BRITAIN 10 TAKE TROOPS OUT OF EGYPTIAN AREA   Represents Long Step Toward Demands for Agreement Revision

British T roops To Leave Keypt   Announcement Says Mutual Assistance Pact to Be Drawn Up

Britain to Quit Egypt; Time ls Not Yet Set   Will Withdraw All Naval, Military and Air  Forces

Gallup Poll Finds Republican Sweep Tomorrow Will Be Greatest Since 1920s   Lose In Metropelitan Areas

GALLUP POLL   7 Easy Win by GOP Forecast  In Race for House Control

GOP Sweep fs Seen By Gallup   Greatest Victory Since 1928 Forecast By  Institute

Republican Sweep Tomorrow To Be Greatest Since 1928, Gallup Poll Finds

Find Chicago Youth Has Deep Sexual Perversion and Emotionally Unstable

Soviet Remains Firm on UN Vete   But Gives Go-Ahead on Trieste Issue

Russians Agree To Early Completion of Satellite Treaties, Block Veto Debate

Russians Yield On Trieste Issue   But Leaders Insist On Standing Pat on Future Use of Veto

Weather-.-  Soviets in Concession On Trieste   Peace Treaty Prospect Brighter, but Russians Unyielding on Veto.

SOVIET PUTS OKAY ON SOME TREATIES BUT STOPS OTHERS   Tinkering With Veto Power to Be Opposed By Russian Leaders in Security Council.  TRrPrTin NATIONG

Molotov Gives Go-Anead on Peace freaties   Big Four Reach Virtual Agreement On Trieste Dispute

RUSSIA READY ° FOR DISCUSSION ON PEACE PACTS   Will Not Permit ‘Tinkering With Veto Power Of UN Council °

RUSSIA AGAINST TINKERING WITH UN VETO RIGHT   But Soviet Union for Early Completion of Satellite Peace Pacts

RUSSIA MAY GIVE WAY ON TRIESTE   But Is Adamant On UN Council Veto Power

Trieste Deadlock Broken As Russia Agrees To Plans  Molotov, Howevef, Expects To Exact  Arma € Ane

SOVIET OKAYS TREATYPROGRAM STANDS ON VETO   Satellite Pacts Progress; Reds Poce Ry Triecte

RUSSIANS MOVE TO COMPLETE PEACE TREATIES   Soviet Willing To Compromise On Trieste But Adamant On Keeping Veto

LEWIS DESERTS COAL PAY MEET   Miners’ Chief Will Await Operators’ Willingness to Talk Welfare

Lewis Walks Out On Coal Parley   Miner’s President With draws From Negotiations At Morning Session  /worrprrewTmimnt,

DEADLOCK IN MINE STRIKE TIGHTENED UI           UMW. CHIEF AND. UNION DELEGATES LEAVE CONFERENCE "AFTER THEIR MOTION  ' > 3s REJECTED

COMMUNISTS LOSE) IN FRENCH ELECTIONS   Rightist Groups Win Majority Of Assembly Seats

Freneh Voters Turn To Right For Assembly   Reds and Socialists Suffer Heavy Setback In National Election

French Election Discloses Turn Toward Right   Latest Election Is Important Postwar Defeat For Leftist Hopes   COMMUNISTS LOSE LEADING POSITION

Stock Market Climbs Sharply  Decontrol Program Reason For Action

Ministers Working Fast   Deadline for Peace Treaty Drafts Reached With Major Issues Unsettled

Big Four Ministers Try to Clear Decks   Want Clean Slate for 21-Nation Peace Meet  in July—Major issues Aro Tal binnensele et

BIG 4 REACHES DEADLINE FOR PEACE DRAFTS   Agree to Terms on Border Dispute; Dodecanese Islands

Ministers Study 3 Peace Treaties   They're Encouraged By Thursday Action

Five Peace Treaties Main Business  Of Big Four In Last Minute Effort

Four Foreign Ministers Get Treaty Drafts   Solution of FrenchItalian Border Issue, Dodecanese Islands  Problem, Heartening

ALL FIVE TREATIES ON AGENDA   Free-For-All Session Expected At Today’s Meeting

Free-For-All Session Aheac Of Ministers   Five Peace Treaties Are On Program

Big Four Make Bid to Close All Five  Treaties of Peace   Ministers Agree. to Give Dodecanese Islands to Greece as Damages

Russia Agrees That Do- deconese Should Go To Greece and Accepts Proposed French-Ital. ‘ian Border With ‘Slight 'Ghenge’ oo.

Big Four Will Talk Treaties   Yesterday’s Fruitful Session Paves Way  For Quick Action

Major Issues Of 5 Treaties Are Unsettled   Foreign Ministers seek To Clear Deck kor 21-Nation- Talks

Big Four Slate Parley To Study Five. Peace Pacts  : Repo wets ions An d Colanies- issues

Dodecanese Are Given To Greece By Big 4 Action  Agreement Reached On French Border,

Big Four Start Free-For-All   Session Today   Making Last-Minute Effort To Clear Decks lor 21- Nation Pence Con ference

Free-for-All Session Called By Ministers  May Clear Decks   May Clear Decks For Conference On Peace Treaties

Big Four Foreign Ministers Gather For Rough Session Preparing For Peace Pacts

BIG FOUR FOREIGN MINISTERS ARE CLEARING DECKS FOR PEACE CONFERENCE IN PARIS   Soviet Russia Tosses Voting Controversy Into Lap of Atomic Energy Commission— Congressional Leaders Tell President Truman If Compromise OPA Bill Is Not Signed It Will Be Ineffective After Sunday

Russia Agrees That Do deconese Should Go To Greece and Accepts Proposed French-Italian Border With Slight Change.

Big 4 Ministers. Prepare Treaties For Five Nations   Hope To Clear Decks For 21-Nation Peace Conference in Paris

FRUITFUL BIG FOUR MEETING YESTERDAY MAY FALTER TODAY   To Face Five Peaee Drafts At Session Set To End Meeting

Last Minute Effort Made By Ministers   Five Peace Treaties Await Action by Big Four Te Clear Decks for 21-Nation Conference Next Month.

Deadline for Ministers’  Confab Near   Deiegates Hope to Clear Decks Before 21 Nation Conference Scheduled In Paris Next Month

Big 4 Study Five Peace Treaty Drafts   Foreign Ministers Clear Deeks For Conference Next Month. .

— ity PUCh— Prepare For 21-Nation  Conference  French-Italian Problem Settled

Leaders Convene Special  Session   Free-For-All Meet Is In Progress In Paris

Economies ror Every Division Are Promised   Republicans Are Determined To Balance Budaet

FUNDS FOR ARMED FORCES FACE CUI   Army, Navy to Bear Brunt of Eeonomy Drive

Republicans To Press Drive for Federal Econom)   Smaller Funds Won't Hurt Defenses; Slash In Taxes Promised

GOP Plans Army, Navy Funds Cut   As Much As Three Billions May Be Lobbed Off To  Permit Tax Reduction

SHARP CUTS IN FUNDS FOR ARM} NAVY PREDICTED   Economy-Minded Republicans  «wre Plansine Lower Taxes.  Balanced Budret

GOP Economy Plan!s Seen Slashing Military Budgets   Republicans Said Set To Demand Small Army, Navy To Keep Promise of Lower Taxes

MILITARY TO BE CUT BY GOP IN ECONOMY DRIVE   Slash Necessary To Reduce Taxes and Balance The Budge*

Army-Navy Funds In For Sharp Cut   Knutson Says Economies Must Be Made In Departments Where Spending Is Heavy

Many Republicans Tate View That’ Cut in Military Budget Will Not  Impair Country's National 'De_fenge,

Economies For Every Division Are Promised  Republicans Are Determined To

BOOSTER TRIP TO MEXICO ROUGH ON CARS, TRAVELERS   Construction. Work Below Mexican Border Promised to American Delegation

BUYERS STRIKE AGAINST RISES IN LIVING COST   Several Major Cities Affected as Protest  Move Grows

Buyers Strike In East Fights  Price Increase:   Citizen Committees Even Picket Stores in Washinrcton

Consumers RiseUpThrough East; Other Sections Report Normaley   People Demand Price Controls   Wives Of Congressmen Among Leaders In Fight To Curb Inflation

Public Tries Own Hand At Price Control   “Buyers’ Strikes” Are Reported in Several Larger Cities

BUYERS’ STRIKES CROPPING UP IN SEVERAL CITIES   Consumer Demonstrations Proposed, High-Priced Items Going Begging

Picket. Lines ‘Are Set Up.:In Some _ Communities  HIT HIGH PRICES  Some. Cities, How. ever, Report Increase:  Held To Minimum

Rising Prices Are Pretested Across Nation   Picket Lines Set Up Around Stores In Same Cities

PICKET LINES PROTEST RISE IN FOOD COST   Labor and Consumer Groups Join Call for Price Control Act.

Buyers’ Strikes Spread As Prices Continue Upware   Consumer Demonstrations Already Under Way in Many Large Cities   HOUSEWIVES PICKET ‘WASHINGTON STORES   ‘Others in St. Louis Carry  Signs Demanding That OPA Be Restored

Rising Prices Are Protested Across Nation  Picket Lines Set Up Around Stores

Consumers Pledged. To Refuse To Buy    Labor Unions and Civic Organizations Across Nation Lead in Attack on Living Costs

Oklahoma Senator Opposes Creation Of More TVA's   Thomas Thinks SPA Hos Earmarks of New Authority

Defense Rests in Trial of  Gen. Homma  Wife Asserts He Strived to

Defense Rests in Trial of Gen. Homma   Wife Asserts He Strived to: Maintain Peace

RESENTMENT IS SEEN IN TAPAN OVED GENTENCE   Homma s Wife In Final Plea

Pittsburgh Tieup Is Averted By Dramatic Action Of Workers   Decide Within 30 Minutes Of Zero To Give Arbitration A Chance; New York Has Prospect Of Compromise In Transit Strike.

Poultry Raisers Have Until April 29 To Enter State Chick Raising Contest

states U. S. Position in Address —  Through Making Concessions  To Russia, Sec. Byrnes Asserts

Feeling Between Two Countries Retards Europe   Secretary Byrnes Reports to Nation on Paris Conference

Says War Fear Now Throttling Europe Recovery   Secretary Declares We'll Make no More  Concessions To Russia

ASSERTS RUSSIAN: VIEW IS SLOWING: WORLD RECOVERY   Secretary Says American Policy Toward. Reds Is  Neither “Tough” Nor   “Soft,” But Firm.   REPORTS TO NATION ON PEACE PARLEY   Calls for Reconciliation of Differences—Says No State Should Exercise Veto” ° Power.

General Says China to Join U. S. in Japan   Declines to Discuss Details of Crisis in North China

Marshall Says Peace Likely in Manchuria   Situation Requires U.S. Aid; Praises Chinese Progress

Next Few Months Important, Says” General Marshall   Truman's Specia: Envoy Returns From  Mission To. China

Marshall Back From Manchuria With Warning   Says Situation There ‘Extremely Critical’; Defends U. S. Policy

China Will Send Army Into Japan   Gensral Reveals Chiness Troops to Bz: in the  Occupation Forces

Situation Bad in Manchuria, Says Marshall   Events of Next Few Months Vital To  Peace, Warning

SPECIAL ENVOY TO CHINA TELLS NEW PROBLEMS   Chinese Troops Will Soon Join Americans In Jap Occupaticen

GM and C0 Leaders Meet   President's Top Labor Ad visers Also at Conference, Truman Urging Decision

‘Truman Ready to End Tight Deadlock Unless Fairiess, ‘Murray Reach Accord Today

President Confers With Steel Board   At Same Time Murray And Fairless Resume White House Telbe

Parishioners To Bring Livestock,  Produce As Thanksgiving Presents

LEGIONNAIRES TAKING OVER IN PHILADELPHIA   State Convention Officially Opens Tomorrow

State Veterans  Are Converging On Philadelphic   State Legion Convention To Be Climaxed With Huge Parade On Saturday

‘A Man With Only One Wife Like ‘Car With Only One Tire, Says Egypt's “George Bernard Shaw’”’

Hakim Not Making Himself Popular With Egypt’s Women by Campaigning for Polyqamy

U.S, ASKS JOINT DEFENSE PLANS   Latin-American Countrie: Study Treaty Proposal

ARGENTINA SNUBBED AGAIN  Treaty Would Get Action to Thwart Hemisphere Aaaression

Latin American Countries Study U.S.-Proposed Pact To Suppress Aggression

Latin American Countries May Sign Treaty   Treaty Proposed By U §. Calls For Concerted Military Action

U.S. Offers A Treaty   Prevides-for Joint Military Action for Defense of Hemispher<

United States Pact Studied By All Latin People Except Argentineans WhoHoldOut

Argentina Not Invited  Study American Proposal For Maintaining Peace In Western Hemisphere

LATIN-AMERICA TREATY STUDIED   U. S, Proposes Military Action _ “To Thwart Aggression

Argentina Not Consulted On Defense Plan   LATIN AMERICAN GROUP TO FORM WAR COUNCIL

U.S, PROPOSES LATIN TREATY   All South Americas Except Argentina Get Copy

Americas Sift Anti-Aggressor Pact: Argentina Again Cold-Shouldered

U. S. Offers Hemisphere Defense Plan   Argentina is Snubbéd Again -in Proposal For Concerted Action

Pact Proposed For Unity In Hemisphere  Military Action If Necessary Is Part Of Plan

Hemisphere Treaty Sought   United States Offers Latin. American Governments— Except Argentinae— Proposal

Locate Missing Girl in Detroit  Police Officers Find Milwaukee Girl

FIND ‘LOST HEIRESS. 16   Suzanne Froedtert Located By Police In Detroit Suburb

—SEARCH ENDS—  Girl Found In Detroit  Secured Job In ~ Candy Factory

Find Froedtert Girl in Detroit   Lived in Suburb, Worked in Factory

Young Heiress Located in Detroit: 14-Year-Old Male Companion Held

Rescued   Missing Milwaukee School Girl Is Found Working in Detroit Factory

Week-Long Hunt Ends, Milwaukee Heiress Found   Suzanne Froedtert At Work In Michigan Candy Factory

MARSHALL I AGREED UPON AS MEDIATOR   Reds Accept ‘Offer O1 Chiang But Charge  Jehol Invasion

CHINESE REDS ACCEPT OFFER OF MEDIATION   NATIONALISTS PUSH 30 MILES INTO JEHOL

Reds agree to Marshall as mediator  Charge invasion Jehol province

Chinese Reds Acquiesce to  U.S. Mediator   Communists Charge, Though, That Chiang Is Invading Jehol

“KEEPS CHINA IN TURMON   Marshall Is Accepted As Mediator By Reds

China Reds Favor U.S. Mediation   Chiang Assailed for Invasion of Jehol

Chinese Reds Accept Genera As Mediator   Charge Chiang Opens Large Seale Invasion Of Jehol Province As He Talked Peace

Reds. Chaiye Chiang Unleashes: Drive  “Into Jehol Despite All Talk of Want: ing Peace.

Gen. Marshall to Mediate Chinese Dispute   Communists Agree to Proposal by Chiang Kai-shek

Industry Reels; Rally Non-Rail Transportation   Effects. are Almost Instantaneous; Length Of Crisis Unpredictable

Post Office Declares Mail Embargo; Truman Planning Appeal to Congress for . Greater Powers

Newark, Ohio, Officers [Probe Death of Woman ‘Beneath Wheels of Train

Open Probe Of Plane Crash   Eighteen Survivors Remov. ed From Scene Of Disaster In Newfoundland   DEATH TOLL OF CRASH NOW 26

VICTIMS OF AIRLINER: CRASH BURIED IN THE WILDERNESS   SIXTEEN PERSONS“ WHO SUR: VIVED DISASTER TAKEN TO SAFETY BY HELICOPTERS

EXPENDITURE 1S 535000008)  Vast-Expansion Project Is Started. By. Utilities Firm.

2 YOUTHS ADRIFT ON BOAT RESCUED   Third Companion Swims Three Hours to Summon Aid After Craft Cansizes.

Wilson Child Killed Accident   Brenda Robertson Struck By Auto Thursday,  Died Saturdav Fvering

Strikers Await Settlement Of Local G. M. Disputes Before Returning To Jobs

TEMPERATURES   1 Board Members Resign, Force Quick Showdown   President Faced With Demands For Speedy Decision 

Wage-Price_ a      Truman May Hav “Decide Whether’ Keep or End Controls,

TWO MEMBERS OF WAGE BOARD QUIT   RESIGNATIONS MAY FORCE SHOWDOWN ON WAGE CONTROLS

Wage-Price Issue May =  ¥  Reach Head * 4   Truman May Have To Decide Whether ‘To Keep or End Controls.

See: Resignation: “OF2 2-From WSB:  ~ Controls Climay   Possibility -Of “Showdown Oi Wares And Prices  MninstpPatian

Showdown On Wa ge-Price Control Near ©   Two Industry Members Resign; Truman May Give Answer Today

Resignations May Smoke Out Government Answer ....  Wage-Price Showdown Seen

Showdown May Come OnControls   Wage-Price Policy 1s Heading That Way in Opinion of Capital Observers   May Delay Action   President May Wait Until He Receives Recommendations

Showdown in Wage-Price Fight Near   Government May Answer Demands For Quick End Of Controls

Stabilization Board Resignations May Lead to Action on Demands For End to Wage-Price Controls

SHOWDOWN LIKELY ON WAGES, PRICES   Resignations May Force Pres. ident’s Hand

Quick Showdows On Wage-Price Controls Likely      Calls On Congress To End Red Influence Over U.S. Labor.

WAR PLOTTERS TO BE INDICTED   Allied Charges Against 2€ High Japs Due Monday

High Prices And Service Make Lumberton Favored Tobaceo Auction Market   Ample Warehouse Space, Cordial Tobacconists and Merchants Add to Market Attractions.

Ample Warehouse Space, Cordial Tobacconists and Merchants Add to Market Attractions.

F, L. THOMPSON SERIOUSLY HURT   Electrician’s Auto Crashes Into Utility Pole On Route 23

PAULEY REFUSES TO QUIT FIGHT   Bemands Nomination Go to Senate for Vote

Not Withdrawing  Declares Pauley   Nominee For Undersecre tarv Of Navy Declares Senate Will Vote On His Name

PAULEY INSISTS ON SENATE VOTE   Hears New Campaign Gift Tale Bared at Hearing in Committee

PAULEY TO FORCE SHOWDOWN — IN BATTLE FOR NAVY POST   CALIFORNIA OIL MAN SAYS HE WILL NOT ASK TRUMAN TO WITHDRAW HIS NAME

‘Othman Tells How to Filibuster—  Training Methods Revealed   Present Senators Use Too Much /Energy

[RUSSIAN PARTICIPATION IN EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT ONLY GUARANTEE OF PEACE-BEVIN

Peace in Europe Hinges on Reds, Bevin: Declares   Britain Must Cooperate to Save Europe, Foreign Secretary Says

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MOVE TO STOP FOOD WASTE = GEARED INTO RELIEF PLANS   TO SAVE GRAIN BY SERIES OF STEPS AFFECTING BAKERIES AND PUBLIC EATING PLACES

PREPARE PLAN TO SAVE FOOD   Americans to Be Requested to Tighten Belts, Aid Hungary Abroad

Preparing New Plans For Saving Food In Nation   Measures Being Framed To Allow More Food To Be Sent Overseas   PLAN TO PREVENT U. 8S. FOOD WASTING

U. 5. PREPARES TO SAVE FOOD FOR OTHERS   To Tighten Civilian and Military Belts to Aid Europe and Asia

UNITED STATES PREPARES 10 RAW CWILLAN, MILITARY BELTS IN 16 CONSERVE FOOD

“KEEP ATOM BOMB SECRET’-HALSEY   Admiral Warns U.S. Agains Complete Disarmament

Halsey Warns Against Total Disarmament   Admiral Also Calls on U.S. To Keep Secret Of the Atomic Bomb

Plane Vanishes In Cloud-Covered California Hills  Eleven Aboard WAL  Air Liner Lost in

Airliner Lost  Tn Snowstorm   11 Persons Aboard Craft Down Near Burbank

BAD WEATHER HALTS SEARCH FOR AIRLINER   Plane With 11 Aboard Missing in Storm   On West Coast

AIR LINER WITH 1 ABOARD VANISHES ~ INSNOW AND RAIN   Craft Believed Down in Hills North of Burbank, Calif., Scene of Other Disastrous Wrecks.    SEARCH IS BLOCKED   BY BAD WEATHER   Fear Held Ship Flew Off Course in Storm—Pilot’s Last Report Indicated Nothing Was Amiss.

Airliner, With 11 Aboard, Is Missing In California   Plane Yanishes in Storm- Shrouded Hills North of Burbank — Low Clouds Hinder .  Searching Parties

Airliner With 1] Aboard Vanishes ‘in Snow-Studded Hills Near Burbank

Farmers’ Union Leaves Capitol   Patton Says Truman Proves Disappointing

Also Breaks with Congress and Will Take Active Part ia  Campalens

FARMERS’ UNION LEAVING CAPITAL   “PULLING OUT,” SAYS PRESIDENT PATTON, TO MOBILIZE FOR ECONOMIC M-DAY.

HALT HEARINGS IN OHIO STRIKE   Stop Negotiations in 8-Week Timken Dispute

U.S. MAY SEIZE TUGBOATS TODAY   Strikers Turn Down Peace - Plan Of New York Mayor

Tug boat Seizure Near To End Gotham Tieup   Harbor Men Reject O’Dwyer Plan;  CIO Calls for City-Wide Strike

FEDERAL SEIZURE OF N.Y. TUGBOAT OPERATIONS SEEN   Commercial Shipping In World’s Busiest Port at Standstill

Government May Take Over Tugboat Operations in N. Y.   Strikers Refuse SeHlement Program Offered by Mayor O'Dwyer

"DWYER'S PROPOSAL REJECTED   Last-Minute Accord Sought To Halt “Shipping Tie-Up —

GOVERNMENT 10 SEIZE TUGBOATS   Uniess Surprise Agreement Is Reached, Administration Will Rule in N. Y.

Plan To Settle Tugboat Strike Turned Down   Government Seizure Is Predicted; Work Stoppage Ordered

U.S. May Operate Tugs in New York   Government Seizure of Facilities Is Hinted

NEW CEILINGS ON MEAT WILL MEAN SAVINGS   Will Be Slightly Higher Than Prices In Effect On June 20

Claim Annual $70 Saving In Meat Ceilings   Estimate Benefit To Family of Three; Fear Black Market

Officials Estimate New ' OPA Ceiling Prices To Decrease Family Food Bil

NEW OPA PRICES WILL CUT MEAT BUDGET BY $70   But Will Be Higher Than Before Lapse Of June 30 Ceilings

CEILINGS MAY CUT EXPENSES   Government Figures Average Family Will Save $70 During Year

Estimates $70 Yearly Saving by Family Of 3 Because OPA Meat Curbs Restored

Says He ‘Just Flew Off The Handle AndKilled Her”  DOG GIVES ‘CLUE  Police Suspicions Are _ Aroused: By: Lack Ot Rarking

Exchange Club To Get Charter   Dance Planned for Tuesday Night to Follow Presentation

ACCEPTS SOVIET WORD    MeNarney Is Told Russians Are Not Holding Missing Officers

Russians Promise To Free Americans   Will Return Officers as Soon as They Are Found, McNarney Says

Struggle In Germany In Sharp Focus   Some Of Byrnes’ Statements Expected To Bring Strong Reaction In Moscow

REPORT BREAK IN LAKE TIEUP   ‘Conciliator Says Tentative  Agreement Made With CIO By Standard

ACCORD SPURS HOPE FOR LAKE STRIKE PEACE   Union Members Preparing to Vote on New Terms Offered By One Shinoing Firm.

HOPES BRIGHTEN FOR LAKE PEACE   Union, Standard Oil Reach Tentative Agreement

Lakes Strike Nearing End   Tentative Understanding Reported Reached; Union Must Vote

Apparent Break In Lakes Shipping Strike Reported  NUM And Standard Oil 0 Indiana Reach ‘‘Tenta tive IIndarclandina

Lakes Shipping Strike Believed Nearing An End   Hopes Rise As Union And Standard Oil Co. Reach Peace Terms

Break In Lakes Strike Sighted  Tanker Companies Appeal To Truman

COURT: TROUBLE OVER NEW JOB   Wife Tells Court Husband Refused ay Her   DRIVER IS LECTURED   Judge Tells Defendant He Should Drinking

GL 1S HEARD IN COURT ON DESERTION CHARGE   Wife Says He Refused To Take Her Out   TROUBLE OVER NEW JOB

BIG FOUR REPORT SOME PROGRESS —   Allied Troops to Be Out of Italy 90 Days, After Treaty

Allies Will Quit Italy 90 Days after Peace Paci   Russia Also Agrees: To Pull Troops out of Bulgaric ’ Area at Same'Time

Manchurian Cities To Be Guarded By Tri-Partite Teams   ‘Will Try To Ward Off Fights Between Reds and Nationalists

ITALIAN WAR AID FOOLED BRITISH:   Goering Testifies This Was Reason England Steod by Poland

Sugar Stamp Traders Arrested   Sale To Moonshiners, Federal Agents’ Clue

Bloc Formed To Push Minimum Pay Issue   House Action Comes as Senate Prepares for Tuesday Vote

VET JOBLESS BENEFITS LEAF      Payments Increase 77 Percent in March

Clark Plans Full Probe  Of Seizures ‘Russ Stripping Austrian Assets

Russians Take Assets  In Austria   U. S. General Reads Order In Newspaper

ALLIES GIVEN ND NOTICE OF SOVIET PLANS   ‘Orders Seizure of Property in Eastern Austria and Hunaarvy.

Sees Lack Of Co-Operation   Weather Again Forees A Delay In Hep Over Pole

Othman, Critic, Criticizes “The Critic”  British Fun Leaves Yank Cold   Same Play Likely To Get Raided In America

FRIENDLY NEIGHBORS ELECT   Mrs. Craig Simpson is President; : Mrs. Herbert Coram Vicepresident,

 Boyle Gives Tips on How to Behave If You Ever Meet a Sea Serpent

If You Meet a Strange Sea Serpent It Might Be a Good Idea to Be Careful

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  If You Meet The Sea Serpen Be Verv Friendly With Him

LIGRARIAN 13 PRAISED FOR OUTSTANDING WORK   OF FRIENDS OF LIBRARY

TRUMAN CANCELS PLANS FOR FLIGHT   PRESIDENT AND CHURCHILI WILL MAKE TRIP TO MISSOURL BY TRAIN.

Train to Bring Party fo Fulton Next Month   Will Leaye Washing ton March 4 ‘for Missouri

RAIL TRAVEL FAVORED FOR CHIEF'S TRIF   Truman, n, Churchill Change Plans In March

Germans May End Army Caste   Legal Machinery In Being in Law on Denazification

Germans Are Given Tools to Destroy Prussian Military Caste Themselves

Germans May Knock Out Prussians Themselves ‘Legal Machinery Already in Being

Chinese Youth Held at Phoenix as Authorities Fear Tong War May Spread in 3 Western States

SF, Chinese Act to Avert Tong Trouble   Peace Squads Sent Out in Effort to Prevent Outbreak

Board Defers Action on Wage Protes!   Shipping Strike Is Termed © Costliest in History

STRIKE CRISIS GREATEST U.S. EVER TO FACE   Wage Board To Confer At 10:30 a. m. This Morning To Study Problems

WSB Decision Due Today On AFL Demands      Board Bombarded With Pleas to End Great Shipping Strike

Industries Face  Shutdown in  Maritime Strike ‘Raw Materials Jam Ports  As WSB Defers Decision 

WSB to Study Threat to Wage Control Policy   Some Industries Face Shutdowns; Storage Facilities Strained  At Major Terminals

BOARD'S VETO OF PAY BOOST IS PROTESTED   Other Unions May Join Walkout If Ruling Is Not Reversed

Industries  Threatened By Walkout   Sen. Radcliffe Thinks Navy Should Operate Idle Ships

MAURICE MAN DIED SUDDENLY   Community. Shocked A Sudden Death of Henry Vlieger

30-Day Limit Mandatory, Railroad Fact-Finders Told   FACT-FINDING BOARD STARTS RAIL HEARINGS

N egotiations  For New Mine:  Contract Oper   Lewis Keeps Secret What Demands He Will Make Until Conference Completes Organization

Mine Meet Under Way At Capital    Lewis Keeps ‘ Secret Demand, He Will Make  On Operators

Shorter Period  May Be On Bill   Conference Hear: April 1 Notice By Lewis

Coal Parley Opens; Van Horn Chairman   Suspense Added to Proceedings As Lewis Keeps Demands Secret

BITUMINOUS WAGE PARLEY IS LAUNCHED   Election of Officers and Submission of Reports First Business Before Conference   DEMANDS ARE SECRET

UMW DEMANDS REMAIN SECRET AS TALKS BEGIN   Lewis Launches Campaign To Win New Pay Pact For His Coal Union

Conference on Demands By  Lewis Starts   UMW Chief Expected To Ask Shorter Work Week, More Pay, and Royalty on Coal Mined

Cleveland Man Named Chairman of Meeting Called To Present Postwar Wages For Miners.   PRESENT AGREEMENT TERMINATES APRIL 

ea ber KEEPS SILENT ON PROPOSALS   Coal Negotiations Take Over Labor News Spotlight; GM Appears Suiet.

Lewis Keeps Proposals Guarded   Miners’ Head Leaps Back Into Limelight

Lewis Withholds Wage Demands   Serves Notice Of Contract Termination

FOR MER SOLON LEADS FIGHT Legal Tactician For Lewis And United Mine Workers Is Texan

‘Little Jim Carrick, Mascot Of Seabees, Is Nine; Admits That He May Be ‘“‘a Wolf”’

Mascot of Seabees Admits He's 'Wolf'   Plucky Lad in Hosptal Stays Cheerful, Is ‘Sorta Sweet’ On Nurse

Need For New Basic Labor  Policy Seen   Senator Ball Says New ba por Legisiation Will Be Presented To Congress   PLANT SEIZURES ONLY POLICY NOW

Oskaloosa, Waterloo, Cedar Falls   Eating Places at Fort Dodge Closed Today — Wav erly Joins Movement

BRITAIN LAYS CLAIM TO U. S. FREIGHTER   Holds American Ship and Her $2 000,000 Food Cargo Is Salvage Prize,

British Lay Claim to U.S. ~ Lines Vessel   Salvage Bid on Ameri can Farmer Made With  : Hint of Settlement Out. of Court.

SIX MARITIME AGREFMENTS ARE REACHED   Negotiations On With Half Dozen  Other Firms

CHICAGO BANK IS PURCHASER; 0. K.’S 1.38 NET INTEREST   Use Funds to Buy Land For New Building In Flossmoor

Radar-Guided: Space Ships, Traveling More Than 300 Miles Above Earth, Predicted by Army Expert

FBI Captures Steele, Higgins In Hotel: State Police Captain Declares Pair Admitted Firing 2 Shots Each Into Policeman

STORM ISOLATES UPPER MICHIGAN   Worst Snowfall in, 22 Years Sweeps Area

Truman Voice: Peace Hope In Yule Talk   Lights National Christmas Tree On White House Lawn

President Says 1947 May See Goal Achieved  Christmas Greetings  Given to Americans -_ ain f Beamectionm

President Sets Aglow Lights Of Christmas   Good Start Already Made Toward World  Peace, Executive Says

Sends Christmas Radio Message To U. S. Citizens   Lights Huge Evergreen Tree on White ~ House Lawn

TRUMAN HOLIDAY MESSAGE VOICES HOPE FOR PEACE   President Tells Nation by Radio America Has Made Good Start Toward Goal.   TURNS ON LIGHTS OF NATIONAL TREE   Executive Will Fly to Missouri Today. to Join Family at Home in Independence.

TRUMAN SEES BIG JOB FOR COMING YEAR   HOLIDAY MESSAGE TELLS WORLD TO AVOID GREED

Truman Sounds Hope Year 1947 To Bring Peace   President Turns» On Lights Of National Tres In Special Christmas Ceremony Held On Lawn Of White House

RESIVENT LIGHTS NATIONAL TREE  Voices Hope for Site  Peace Around World

New w Yor ‘k Gives. Queen. Elizabeth Wai      Britiine 83,673-Ton Liner “Resplenderit” in. D ° Of Black, Red and: Wh

Luxury Travel Over Oceans Opens Again As Elizabeth DocksIn New York’s Harbor

Luxury Liner Given Glad Welcome on Completion of First Peace-time Voyaae.

Big Liner at New York   Queen Elizabeth Completes Her First Peacetime Voyage

Debut Of Liner Luxurious Queen Elizabeth Ends Maiden Peacetime Trip

Queen Trip Opens Rich Travel Era   Foreign Dignitaries Aboard As Britain’s Giant Liner Arrives in New York

MAIDEN PEACETIME VOYAGE ENDS  Queenly Welcome Given Big Liner On New York Arrival

Gay Welcome Given Liney  Elizaheth - .   Contrasts With ..Unheralded Arrivals Darines War ~ -

Queen Elizabeth Arrives in N. Y.; ‘Opens New Era of Luxury Travel

American Woman Suicides In Berlin   Former Harrisburg Resident Shoots Self To Death In New Berlin Home

Barkley Hopes To Kill All Crippling Amend.  ments In Conference.

3-Day Delay In House Action Is Predicted   Rent Provisions Are Intact; Complete Rewriting By Joint Committee Expected

Senate Approves Denuded OPA Bill   Final Passage to Restore Some Controls Came Early Today   BY VOTE OF 65 TO 15   Administration Leaders Hope to Re-Write Proposal in House

MEASURE DUE WORKING OVER IN CONFERENCE   3 Day Delay in House Looms; Senators Keep Restrictions on Rent

BOOST IN RAIL RATES URGED   Clement Says Hike Needed To Meet Wage Increase And Improve Lines

Plane Crashes Ahead of Train  Pilot Killed, Train is Halted in Time

War Indemnity Policy Voted   U. S. And Russia Both Oppose Full Payment Of Claims

GROUP GIVES UP TRS PROBLEN  Subag wifes i Baste 7   Subcommittee in Paris [Is Unable to Agree; Sec. Byrnes to Speak

PARLEY NEARS FAILURE OVER TRIESTE LAWS   Expect Big Four Attempt to Break Stalemate on City Statute.

Big 4 to Try to Find Way toBreak Deadlock   Australia Meets Defeat in Effort to Set Up Court of Human Rights After Soviet Attack

Trieste Peace Group To Admit Failure   Human Right Court Idea © Defeated

Delays Demand For UNO Action   Would Turn Spanish Row To Allied Council

Three of Five Originally Kidnaped in Holy Land Be-) ing Held As Hostages For Jews Sentenced to Death. 

Churchill Rebuked In. British Press.   Questions on Soviet Strength in Eastern Eurooe For: Rebufft

CHURCHILL QUERY ON REDS CAUSES EMBARRASSMEN]   McNeil. “Unable to Say” Whether Soviets Maintain ' 900 Divletnne in Zoureann

British Disapproval Of Churchill Inquiry On Red Troops Indicated

WINSTON CHURCHILL REGEIVES EDITORIAL SPANKING FROM PRESS FOR HIS “WAR” SPEEGH   Is Charged with Stimulating Further Alarmist Talk—Truman Denies Replacement of Tom Clark 2s Attorney General and’ of Resignation of  Justice Jackson—Other Late World News

Churchill Query Held Not Timely   Troop Data Request Proves Embarrassing

Senate Rejection Would Put Bill Back Into Conference; Meat Issue  nr. FTMPaanarrwre at Yer? TT

Lifting of More Price Bans Asked   Republicans Try fo Send Bill Back To Committee

GOP Leader Throws Weight Behind Drive   Bill Expected to Be  Passed Even Though ‘*Nobody Likes It?— Bowles, Porter Silent

Republican Senate Members Rally for Coming OPA Battle   Lucas Forecasts Senate OK on Measure After House Victory

Drive by Republican Senators To Send Measure Back to Conference With House Folding Up.   “NOBODY LIKES IT,” BUT OKAY INDICATED

WHERRY OUT TO BEAT OPA COMPROMISE BILL TODAY   Expect Senate To Put It Through Even Though They Do Not Like It

Wherry To Make War On OPA Bill   ‘will ‘Attempt To Line Up GOP To Beat “Compromise Measure Affecting Agency

GOP Senate Whip To Seek Defeat Of OPA Measure   Wherry To Lead Fight For Rejection But Passage Indicated

Senate Expects Defeat; Seek End To Meat Ceilings   Rejection Would Send Bill To Conference To Administer Decontrols

Opposition By GOP Is Fading Out   Acceptance Of Continued Meat Price Controls Forecshadowed.

OPA Bill Goes To Senate   House Approves Compromise OPA Bill by Vote Of 265 to 105, Senators Work Fast

Heads Move  ven. Wherry  On Rehearing   Admin istration Leaders  See Approval Of Extension Measure.

But Efforts Reported To  Be Folding Up   Adminigtvation Leaders Confident OF Enough Votes To Defeat Motion   OPA Law Expires Sunday Midnight   Compromised Form OF Measure Passed House Yesterday hy Huge Majority

Measure Wins 265-105 Victory in House Voting; Predict Battle on Meat

OPPOSITION TO COMPROMISE IS LED BY WHERRY   HOUSE PASSES BILL 221 TO 150; LUCAS PREDICTS APPROVAL

WHERRY LEADS BATTLE; LUCAS SEES APPROVAL   Major Issue Is Over Keeping Controls on Meat. Dairy Products

Nobody Likes lt, Illinois Senator Says   Wherry Throws Weight as GOP Whip in Drive To Beat It

Plan to Return Bill To House Is Folding Up   But Sen. Wherry Declares He’ll Lead Fight For Rejection.

GOP Drive Shows Signs Of Folding Up   ‘Senator Wherry Holds To Plan To Ask Return Of Bill To Conference Committee

HOUSE PASSES PRICE CONTROL BILL 265-105   Wherry Leads Opposition Acainst Extension of Meat Regulations

Collapse of Drive fo Send OPA Bill Back to  Conference Indicated

Effort To Send Measure Back To Joint Conference Folds Up; Wherry Continues Fight Against Bill But Other Senators Agree There fs No Chance To Kill House-Voted Form

Senate Expectec To Pass OPA   Revised Bill Not Favored By Anyone

House Vote In Favor of  Bill Is Cited   Its Return to Conference Not Expected; Vote in House 265 to 165.

OPA Official Predicts Cost Of Living Rise If Present Bill Passes

APPROVAL OF OPA MEASURE 1S VOTED   Compromise Bill Is To Go to Senate For Consideration

Halt Drive To Send Bill Back  To Conference   Continuation of Meat Ceilings Ex pected in Final Vote by Upper Chamber

UPPER HOUSE APPROVAL NOW SEEN ASSURED   Overwhelming Vote in Lower Chamber Cools Opposition

Say Big House Defeat Margin Dooms Plan   Representatives Vote 221-150 Against Return To Committee; Wherry Maps Moves

Expected To Follow House Action In Giving. Approval to Compromise; Bowles and Porter Reported Urging Truman To. Veto Rill E

HOUSE PA COMPROMISE, 065 - 105   Democrats Expect Victory In Upper House   REJECTION   Would Send Bill Back Ti Committee: Wherry Leading Fight -

TO STOP. OPA ACT SEEN WEAK   Defeat Said Almost Certain _ If Senators Try To Delay Passage

Senators Are Set Against Parleys   Wherry Still Holds To His Position  On Measure 

Wherry Will Try To Beat OPA Bill   Lucas Predicts Passage of Measure

WHERRY LEADS SENATE. DRIVE ON OPA BILL   House Vote Passes  Compromise Bill Faailv. 2765-105

WHERRY LEADS DRIVE 10 CRUSH COMPROMISE’   Lucas, However, Declares 265-105 House Margin Points To Passage

Compromise Bill Passes House, Faces Struggle in Upper Chamber;  Present Law Expires Sunday Night

Temperatures   Attempts to Kill Ceiling on Meat Fought in Senate   “Nebraska’s Wherry Leads Republicans in Battle to Return OPA Bill to Joint Cammitiesn« Bl Seems ta Suit Nobody

GOP Attack on Extension Bill ls Folding up’   Measure Is Passed By Large Margin in House Vote Tuesday

30 Injured In Apartment House Blast   25 Trapped in. Negro Housing Unit After Explosion

BLAST HITS APT. HOUSE   Fear Some Bodies May Be Buried in Wreckage

30 Are Injured, 25 Trapped in Apartment Blas!   New Orleans Explosion Believed Caused by Gas

30 ARE INJURED IN BLAST AT N. 0.   Apartment House Hit By Explosion Today In Louisiana.

New Orleans Is Rocked by Heavy Blast   Many Injured, Others Burn ed in Debris of An  Apartment House

Ryrnes Will Rroadcast - Tonight on Progress Of . Ministers’ Paris Parley

Arrives In Washington After Long Paris Meeting; Plans Personal T: ‘With President Traman

Byres Home Reports Some Progress .   Secretary to Report ‘To President and Nation Today

BYRNES HOPEFUL OF PEACE AS HE ARRIVES INU.S.   Will Make Report To Nation On Broadeast Tonieht:

Byrnes Will Talk Tonight  On Conference   ‘Some Progress’ Mad at Paris, American  Official Says

“Some Progres: Made at ‘Meet'---Byrnes   State Secretary Returns From Paris Conference

Byrnes Reports  s ome Progress  ve Wild Beaadensi   Secretary Wili Broadcasi Toe Nation Monday Nicht

“We Made Some Progress’ Byrnes Tells President  Secretary Will Report to White House Todav: Broadeast Tonight

Byrnes Makes Report Today On ‘Big Four   Secretary of State Greeted at Airport by Chief . Executive

Some Progress Made—Byrnes  Secretary Of State T.s Renort To Nation

BYRNES HOME FROM PARLEY   Will Report. to Nation On Ministers’ Meeting In Broadcast Tonight

Namine Of High Treasury Official 2 + y  As Ambassador To Britain Shows Importance Of Economic Efforts

Ex-Governor fo London Embassy  Gardner Had Second Spot in Treasury

GARDNER SHIFT MAY BE TREND INDICATOR   International Economy Seen In Spotlight

Treasury To Embassy Truman Names O. Max Gardne: U.S. Ambassador To Britain

@ PAUL MALLON—  Murray Neglected to Say He Was Paying for Nathan Survey

NEGRO ADMITS FIGHTING MAN   Omahan Held in Probe of Iowa Dealer’s Death

Delegates to International Monetary Conference Homeward Bound Today

Expect World Bank Will be Doing Big  Business This Yeat   It and World Monetary _ Fund Set Up at Confer  ence in Dixie

Money Parley Ends —   ‘Ten-Day Conference Winds Up With Delegates Hopeful Fund Will Be Working Soon

Early Issues Of World Fund Loan Expected   War-Shattered Countries Get Offers of Help

WORLD BANK MAY BEGIN OPERATION IN FALL OF 1946   VINSON FORECASTS SUBSTANTIAL LOANS TO RAVAGED NATIONS

TO PRESIDENT ON PALESTINE.   London Report Says Britain “Puzzled” Over Truman Move

TRUMAN APPEAL PUZZLES ATTLEE   Precipitate’ Palestine Move May Bring Answer In Commons

ANOTHER NOTE TO PRESIDENT ON PALESTINE   London Report Says Britain “Puzzled” Over Truman Move

Truman Warns of War Rumors at U.N. Welcome   Advises Against Split in World Political Theory Actions

War Fears  Unjustified President   But Peace Efforts Must Be Redoubled, U.N. Told by Truman.

Truman Warns Against Split Into Factions   World’s Two Billion People Are Represented

BUT DISASTER THREATENS IF NATIONS FAIL   President Addresses Opening Session of U. N. Assembly

TRUMAN GPCRS UN CONFERENCE WITH ADDRESS   Calis on Delegates to Seek Speedier Progress in Drafting Peace   President Warns on Letting Conflicting Opinions Split United Nations

Tells UN It Must  Not Split   President Does Not Mentior Russia, But Follows Byrnes’ Theme

But He Warns of World Peril If Nations Split   Different Systems Shouldn't Bar Peace, He Tells 51 Nations

President Affirms Hopes For Peace; Says Rumors Of. Conflict Unwarranted   Byrnes Foreign Policy Line Followed in N.Y. ‘Address to Diplomats

Says Delegates Must Work for 'asting Peace   Sees Disaster if Nations Split by Political Beliefs

Russia Challenged To Reveal Size of Total Armed Forces  Britain And U.S. Advance Proposal

Britain Proposes Reports on Troops With U.N. System to Verity Figures

Russia Asked To Tell Size Of Her Army   British Propose System Of World Inspection To InsureAccuracyOfCensus

UNITED STATES AND BRITAIN CHALLENGE RUSSIA TO REVEAL SIZE AND LOCALE OF FORCES

Pearl Harbor Inquiry End:   Probers Have to June To Prenare Renort

Cities Expect Bie and Loud  Celebrations   Prediction This Will be Last Big  Easy Money Fling

STEEL PRICE ISSUE HOLDS UP WAGE PRICE PLAN   U.S. Allows Rise, Bu Specific Output Rate Balks Pact

STEEL PRICE 1S DELAYING — NEW POLICY   ADMINIS TRATION’S. WAGEPRICE PROGRAM IS COMING” AFTER AGREEMENT FOR KEY DUSTRY:

MEAT RATIONING LIKELY DUE 10 GRAIN SHORTAGE   Wheat May Be Taken From Livestock For Shipment To Europe   CABINET MEETING 15 SCHEDULED TUESDAY

ACUTE GRAIN SHORTAGE MAY RATION MEAT      Tuesday Discussion  Planned By Cabinet

Grain Shortage May Mean Meat Rationing Again   Outlook So Threatening Full-Scale Cabinet  Discussion Is Due

Grain Shortage Discussion  Slated By Cabinet Tuesday   Situation May Require Return To Meat Rationing, Changes In Livestock Production, And Food Shipment Proarams

Grain Shortage May Force Return Of Rationing Of Meat: Officials To Study Problem Tuesday

U. S. Cabinet To Discuss Acute Grain  Shortage   Rationing of Meat And Animal Foods Seen as Possibility By Some Officials

Other Animal Foods May Be Included   Grain Shortage Is Described as Very Threatening

Cabinet Takes Up Scarcities ANUS, Grains   Lock May force Retuin Of Meat Rationing; Meeting Called for Tueelayv

SHORTAGE OF GRAIN IS NOW VERY SERIOUS   Officials Are Worried Over Reaction to Possible Rationing

Full Stoppage In Steel Mills Seen By Olds   Chairman Of U. S. Tells BirminghamIndustryMust Have Coal To Produce

HOUSE BICKERS ON DRAFT BIL!   Act Expires Wednesday Emergency Extension Vote Delayed

Draft Extension Fate Uncertain As House Delays   Debate and Vote Set on Measure; For Monday

House Delays Draft Action  Fate Of Selective  be ee es Bs Tk. « wa

House Delays Draft Ballot Until Monday   Act to Expire Wednesday: Amendments Probably Will Re Offered

HOUSE DELAYS DRAFT ACTION   Hope Is Dimmed For Early Passage of Emergency Extension Bill

Postal Pay Bill Passes Both Houses  Silver Measure Also Completed

Hunger March Is Staged in Tokyo  Crowd Is Orderly  in Demonsiration

125,000 Japanese Parade to Palace  some Food  anners Denounce   Banners Denounce New Premier In Orderly Demonstration

Homes Of Two Movie Workers Blasted Early Today GRENADES USED No One Is Seriously Injured By The  Explosions

5 Homes Blasted in Film Strike   None Injured When Explosions Shake Non-Strikers’ Houses

Violence Flares  In Movie Strike      Homes Of 2 More NonStrikers Damaged Br Blasts.

Two Homes Blasted In Tilm Strike   Home-made Grenades Used By Atuckers; Houses Badly Damaged, But Occupants Unhurt   Reward Of $5,000 Offered By Union   Non-Striking Workers In Hollywood Targets Of Five Bombings In AFL Stoppage

Noti-Striking Mavie Worker Héfties Hit   Seéotid Successive Night Of Violence . tatites None

Boost In Pay For Enlisted Men Proposed   Would Tnerease Privates to  $66, Pie. 10 $72, Cor. poral to S81, Sergeant From 890 to $99

Urge Pay Boost for Military   Wilson Offers Bill Designed to Increase Military Enlistments

Increase In Enlisted Men’s Pay Proposed By Revercomb. Wilson In Senate Saturday

Pay hike for  enlisted men  wins accord Proposal made by two senators

Indiana GOP Congressmen Rap Address   Sen, Willis Charges Program Pattern For Socialism

Mrs. Roosevelt Unhurt In Crash; "Dozed” Ai Whee Car Driven By Late Presi  dent's Widow Is Involved In Collision

FDR'S WIDOW IN AUTO CRASH   Mrs. Roosevelt Unhurt In Three-Car Wreck; Says She Dozed at Wheel

Mrs. Roosevelt  Involved in Auto Accident  Informs Policeman   Informs Policeman She Dozed at Wheel And Caused Crash

FORMER FIRST LADY IS UNHURT IN COLLISION   Mrs. Roosevelt Sleeps At Wheel Of Auto; Hits Two Cars

MRS, ROOSEVELT DOZES AT WHEEL, CAR IS WRECKED   Late President’s Wife Escapes Injury When Her Automobile and Two Others Collide.  *   WOMAN AND 2 MEN HURT IN ACCIDENT]   Patrolman’s Report Says the Roosevelt Machine Crossed White Line and Met Another Car Head-On.

fileanor Roosevelt: “‘Dozes Off At Wheel’ But Escapes Injury In 3-Car Collision Near NYC

Mrs. Roosevelt’s Car Involved in Collision   Wife of Late President Unhurt When She ‘Dozes Off at Wheel’ and Strikes Two Other Autos in Yonkers’ Street

Mrs. Roosevelt Dozes At Wheel, Is Unhurt In Smashup Of Three Cars

Mrs. Roosevelt, Dozing At Wheel, Collides With Car ; 3 Persons Hurt

Eleanor Roosevelt Escapes Injury in Three-Car Crash   “Dozes Off at Wheel,” As Result of Which Her  Companion Is in Hospital

SPAIN DENIES U. 5. CHARGES OF FASCISM IN EITHER CONFLICT  “INDEPENDENT IN WARS AT HOME AND ABROAD,”  SerRmex were ree. meee ms

Leaders Hope or Gentler Action There   Favorable Decision Still Will Be Temperes With Contrary Action Taken By House

1 hot Near   RUSSIAN OFFICIAL SCHEDULES TALK WITH ACHESON; © “IMPORTANT WEEK:LOOMS-IN™  DIPLOMATIC CIRCLES _—_~.

Soviet Envoy To Call on Byrnes Today   Week of Brickbat Throwing Appears In the Offins

Yanks Get Terms   Four Senteneed for Their  Part in Holdups of French Officials

FOUR.G. I. ROBBERS OF. : FRENCH MAYOR, CITY -” COUNCILMEN SENTENCED

COFFEE LEAPS 1010 13 GENTS   OPA Improves Immediate In : crease in Prices

OPA LETS COFFEE 60 UP 10 TO 13 CENTS   Cancellation Of Import Subsidy Brings Raise

* COFFEE TO G0 UP 10 TO 13 CENTS PER LB.   OPA Grants Retail Price In creases — Red Kidney Beans Also Higher

10 To13 Cents- A- Pound Increases \In Coffee Prices Announced By OPA

PRICE BOOST IS EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY   End of Subsidy and Importers’ Ceiling Tncrease Factors

Higher Price For Coffee Authorized   Increase Of 10 To 13 Cents Per Pound Ahead

COFFEE PRICE CEILING UPPED 10 10.13 CENTS   OPA Authorizes Boost To Replace Subsidy, Spur Imports

OPA Grants Raised Retail Coffee Price    ‘Increase’ Varies From Ten To 13 Cents Per Pound; Lift Dry Bean Price.

PRICE OF COFFEE INCREASED BY OPA   Ceihng lncrease for Dry. Edible Beans: Also Allowed by OPA Order

AN INCREASE OF 10 TO 13 CENTS IS GRANTED ON COFFEE   Cancellation of An Impor' Subsidy of 3 Cents a Pound One Reason.   DISCONTINUED JULY 1   An Increase of About 2 Cents a Pound Authorized for Importers.

Price of Coffee ls Hiked by OPA   Cost Per Pound Upped From 10 to 13 Cents

Increased Coffee Prices Approved   OPA Authorizes 10 Ta 12 Cents Hike

OPA Puts Okay On Coffee Price Boost   Immediate Increase Rang ing from 10 to 13 Cents A Pound Authorized

RETAIL COFFEE PRICE CEILING UPPED BY OPA   Increase Ranging From Ten Te Thirteen Cents Per Pound  Effective Immediately

Loss of Subsidy And Import Rise Given as Reason   Increase Allowed on Beans by) Agency; Decontrol Board Protest Charges

Company Stops Making Blocks   M. J. Grove Lime Co., At Odds With OPA Over Prices, Suspends

Firm Quits M aking Cinder And Concrete Blocks Due To OPA   Grove Lime Ce. Says Efforts To Secure Justifiable Price Increase Unsuccessful

Ward Named     "46 ‘Campaign   City Kick-Off Breakfast Set March: 4 After County Meeting Feb. 28

Ward Named Chairman For "46 Campaign   City Kick-Off Breakfast Set March 4 After County Meeting Feb. 23

Vitamin D Processes Held Public Property   Suits Against State Research Group, Others, Dismissed

SAFFORD TALE ~ AGAIN DENIED            NAVY INTELLIGENCE OFFIUER CONTRADICTS TESTIMONY OF SAFFORD CONCERN ____JING“WINDS" MESSAGE

Steel Wage Negotiations Are Being Renewed In Washington   By RAYMOND LAHR

SETTLEMENT OF STEEL ISSUE BEING STUDIED   Meetings May Bring Agreement Before Strike Deadline

Steel Mediators Renew Talks —   Negotiations Under Truman’s Supervision

Tension High In Palestine Following Clash   Four Dead After ArabJewish Fight; At Least 27 Injured, Four Dead

Arabs, Jews Clash Again   High Tension Prevails Throughout Palestine

4 Are Slain In Holy Land On Week End   Jewish-Arabs Clash Said To Be Worst Since ’30s

Russian Note Delivered on  Loan Request Still No-Answer To  American Notes-on-. Iran and Manchuria

Truman Not Alarmed By New Troubles   Says He Is Sure “We Will Work Out Of It’; But Diplomats Express Concern Over Russ

Russian Note To U.S. Deals With  Economic Affairs   Has Bearing On Request For Billion Dollar Loan

State Department Says It Covers Economic Matters And Is Not Answe: On Iran Question; Truman Sees New Era of Improved Understanding

Russian Note Received By: Secy. Byrnes  Deals Only With : he  Caanrm sm BAKES A RH

Soviet Message Fails To Mention lran, Manchuria   Concerns Econemic Matters; Truman Can See No Great Danger

Billion Dollars In Loan  Talked   President Trumar Is Not Alarmed By Affairs.

U.S, GETS RED NOTE, BUT NOT ABOUT IRAN   Message Said To Relate T Russian Loan Request

Soviet Note Sidesteps — US. Inquiry   Communication Delivered To Secretary of State Byrnes Deals Only With  Commercial Matters

RUSSIAN NOTE IGNORES IRAN   President Calms Fears on International Crisis

U.S. PROTEST IS IGNORED IN SOVIET NOTE   Russians Query United States On Loan: Truman Not Alarmed

NOTE FROM MOSCOW CONTAINS * NO ANSWER TO U.S. DEMANDS; _ TRUMAN REMAINS UNALARMED

Moscow Note to u. S. ignores Red ‘Troop Movements   Message Received By Byrnes Deals With Economic and Commercial Matter:

Soviet Note Not A Reply To US.  Protest On Iran   Truman Isn’t Alarmed By Growing Tension In World Situation.

Communication Deals With U. S. Loan to Russia   Reviews Economic, Commercial [ssues

Truman Unalarmed by World Affairs;  Voices His Hopes   However Capitol Diplo mats Show Concern ‘Over Soviet Aims

RUSSIAN NOTE SILENT ON IRAN   Replies Awaited; Truman Sees No Dangers

Russia Is Yet To Answer U.S. Note On Iran   Message Received Today Deals With Economic, Commercial Matters

Hush of Christmas Eve Settles Over Palestine   Reverent Pilgrims in Endless Procession To Bethlehem from Turbulent Jerusalem

a amet ee cee te Ser i ee  Machine Guns Silent As Bethlehem Pilgrims Worship Prince Of Peace

Machine Guns, Mines Stilled As Many Pay Homage te Prince of Peace

Pilgrims at Bethlehem To Worship   Noise of Machine Guns anc Exploding Mines Stilled  in Palestine

Pilgrims Worship Prince of Peace   Endless Processions Wend Through Holy Lanc

REVERENT BANDS OF Little Naz PILGRIMS WORSHIP Given ‘Cle IN HOLY LAND TODAYBill By U

PILGRIM BANDS VST BETHLEHEN   No Violence in Holy Land Today in Observance of Nativity

A & P Food Chain Found Guilty on Monopoly Charge  ‘Leave a Bad Odor,’ Save Federal Judge

A. And P. Plans Appeal From Court Verdict   Chain Food Firm Officials Term Ruling Severe ~ Blow to Millions of Customers   Found Guilty On Anti-Trust Count   Specifically Couvicted of Conspiring to Restrain Trade in Food Prodnets

BENCH RULING CONVICTS A&P OF MONOPOLY   FOOD STORES DEALT BLOW, IMMEDIATE APPEAL PLANNED

A & P Leaders Convicted Of Trust Violations   URN AILS DECISION TAT WICTORYV'!

A&P Convicted On Charges Of Monopoly   Company Conspires For Food Control, US Court Rules

Astounding Says 8 One  A & P Officials Are Convicted Of Conspiracy

U.S. Alleges Grocery Chain Tried To Control Nation’s Food Business.

British Loan Opponent Asks  Disarmament   Johnson Says Britain Spending Billione To Rearm

JOHNSON OPPOSES. LOAN TO BRITAIN    Colorade DemocratDemand: Disarmarnent Conference

Senator Says Britain Still Is Rearmina   “British Loan Would Be Inflation Step”

ARMY REJECTS MERGER PLAN MADE BY NAYS   Complete Unification Request Drafted For Congress

Idea of ‘Outside Influences’ Trying To ‘Dictate’ to Texas Flayed by Stevenson

Stevenson Hits Dictating From  Outside Groups   Governor Says Phi Bets Kappa Misunderstood University Situation

URGES SURVEY OF TAX SYSTEN   Cites Need For Coordination of Local, State Revenue

SEEK INQUIRY QF CONDITIONS INSIDE GREECE   Charge Government Of Greece With Trying to Provoke War

GREECE STIRS DISCORD, U.N. COUNCIL TOLD   THREE NATIONS SEE ATTEMPTS TO START WAR   Leftist Plot Charged

Conditions In Greece Protester  Declare Government Trvina Provoke War

Bulgaria, Albania, Yugoslavia Launch U. N. Counter-Offensive Against Greece

CHINA TO HAVE PARTY FREEDOM   Chiang Moves To Bring Order Out Of Old Civil Strife

China Political Freedom Pledged   Restrictions on All Parties Removed

CHIANG PROMISES PARTIES FREEDOM   ie» - Party Poli Political Rule - -Be-Abolished By Veor’s End

18-Year Wait To Rejoin Wife Ends in Death   Italian Had Saved and Dreamed of Day When He Could Have f'amily With Him.

Tragedy—   18-Year Dream Of Family Reunion In Italy Comes To End

“ EX-GOVERNOR COX SAYS CONGRESS SHOULD ENACT LEGISLATION “PUTTING COAL INDUSTRY UNDER CONTROLS SIMILAR TO T. V. A.’

Kansas Heading For Liquor Vote Test  Second Time Since Law Was Adopted in 1880

KANSAS LIQUOR VOTE 1S PLEDGED   BOTH PARTIES PROMISE TO PERMIT BALLOT ON QUESTION BY 1948.

U. S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE URGES CONGRESS TO ACT   REQUESTS END OF RED INFLUENCE IN LABOR AND GOV’T

Meat Prices Increased By OP A’s Order   Revision, to Take Effect Monday, to Raise Some Cuts Eight Cents; Pork Items Also Included

Other ltems: Also Will Go: High eras Ceilings Lifted ~~ BY OPA: Rules

‘OPA ORDER INCREASES RETAIL VEAL PRICES   Boost Of Seven And Eight Cent: Per Pound To Be Effective Next Monday

SUPREME SOVIET SESSION CALLED   Discussion of International Situation Is Expected

SUPREME SOVIET - TO MEET IN MOSCOW   Importance Attached to Gathering in View of International Controver:

Rogers Fears. 50% Boosts in Next 10 Months   Believes Ceiling Could _ Enable Production To. ‘Meet Demand In Year

Crippled OPA Bill Is Blamed   Firm Senators Plan More Curbs oui Price Control Legislaiion

Huge Price Boosts are Predicted   Bill Discussed by Senate Committee: Farm Block  Urges Further Controls

Senate Bloc to Seek OPA Restrictions   Administration Fights Against House Bill Amending OPA Rules

Expects Prices To Take Climb   ‘Proper’ Legislation Needed To Forestali Rises, Official Says

ROGERS AVERS BIG BOOSTS IN PRICES COMING   Increases Up To 50 Per Cent Predicted With Next Ten Months

50 Per Cent Price Boosts Predicted Under Legislation Crippling OPA

Farm Senators Seek Further Restrictions   Taft Defends Theory of Ceilings, Reasonable Profit

FARM BLOC RALLIES TO CAUSE  GOP Senators - Confer On OPA Plan we

INFLATION PRICES PREDICTED TODAY INT ESS US AGTS   Proper Legislation Said Necessary for Nation.   ROGERS RELATES FEARS IN MATTER   Deputy Administrator Is Heard On Subject at Washington.

Prices May Up 10 Per Cent Soon   Rogers Says Control Would Get America Ont of the Woanode

Farmers Plan To Strip OPA OF All But Ren   Nation Warned Actior  Will Raise Prices 50 Per Cent

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Auto Men Cast Votes for Chief   Delegates Cheer Thomas, Reuther in Bitter Contest

C.1.0. AUTO UNION BALLOTS ON CHIEF   Noisy Demonstrations Staged in Convention Hall

WALTER REUTHER I) ELECTED HEAD OF AUTO WORKERS   Defeats R. J. Thomas, Incumbent President, by 125 Votes —Fights Mark Rol Call Balict.   TWO SHAKE HANDS AT END OF STRUGGLE   Decision Climaxes Campaign in Which Two Had Reserted to Personalities and Invective,

Reuther And Thomas Almost Neck And Neck   At About Half-Way Mark In ~ Race For President Of  — Auto Workers.   REUTHER 1S LEADING

Bitter Fight To Lead UAW ‘Nearing End   Auto Workers To Pick Thomas Or Reuther During Rallatine Todav

Reuther Is Leading In U. A. W. Election   Unofficial Tabulation Gives Him Slight Edge Over R. J. Thomas, Incumbent, for Presidency of the Auto Workers’ Union.

Reuther Has Scant Lead Over Thomas In UAW Election   Tabulation Shows The Former in Lead For Presidency by 2.091 +6 9.906 Vate

Close Vote Seen In UAW Election   Reuther, Thomas In Bitter Battle

REUTHER WINS IN BOISTEROUS VOTE CLIMAX   Thomas Goes Down to Defeat, Losing by More Than 100 in Balloting

‘Reuther Has Edge — On Thomas   But Two Are Running Neck and Neck in Race For Presidency of the United Auto Workers 

Thomas Beaten 4,266 To 4,108 For Giant Labor Union’s Top Job Wednesday

Reuther Takes Slight Lead Over Thomas   Wild Scenes Mark Annual Election of ClO Auto Workers

Reuther Named Head of UAW In Close Race   Labor Leader Beats Thomas in Ballot Marked by Fights Among Delegates

REUTHER WINS PRESIDENCY OF AUTO WORKERS      Thomas, Head Of The UAW For Six Years, Is Defeated By 125 Votes   BALLOTING MARKED BY FIGHTS, MELEES

Reuther Will Head United Auto Workers   Young Labor Leader Defeats Thomas by Margin of 125 Votes

GM Labor Chie Wins Ballot by 125-Vote Edge   Fights, Melees Climax Vital Union Battle

REUTHER WINS AS PRESIDENT OF UAW UNION   FIGHTS AND MELEES MARK ELECTION AT ATLANTIC CITY

BATTLE FOR PRESIDENT OF UAW IS CLOSE   Reuther and Thomas Running Almost Neck-andNeck With Fourth of Votes Counted   ROLL CALL IS SLOW

Thomas Reuther Watch Ballots   Voting Underway Reuther Gets Big Ovation

WILD PARADES PRECEDE VOTE rR PRESIDENT   pemenstrations Close Auto Workers’ Bitter Fight for Power,

2 CAND RUN NECK AND NECK IN VOTE   Union Demonstrators Fay. or Reuther; Thomas Is Grim

Thomas, Reuthe Neck-and-Neck In Union Race   Reuther Has Slight Lead; Conceded Best Chance To Be Elected

Beats Incumbent R. J. Thomas, 125 Votes; Fighting Marks Balloting   Winner Assumes Presidency of Union Immediately; To Organize White Collar Workers

REUTHER WINS UNION BATTLE   Ejected President of CIO Auto Union As Climax To Heated Scrap

Reuther Defeat: Thomas for  UAW President  Close Convention Roll Call   Close Convention Roll Call Marked by Fights, Melees

ClO Workers Will Vote On Leader Today   Reuther And Thomas Champions Express Confidence

Ends Bitter Election in ClO Union   Unssats Thomas as Result of Activity in General Motcrs Strike

Auto Workers Start Klection Of Presiden   Pwenty Minutes of Redian Precedes Roll Calling; Thomas inal Reather Candidates

AUTO WORKERS START BALLOT ON PRESIDENCY   Roll Call of Delegates Expected To Take Four Hours in   Thomas-Reuther Battle

Auto Union Picks Reuther As President  Thomas Nosed Ow  ’ At Parley Market D.. Eiahte VMoalope

‘Hat Method’ Helps Locate Body In Lake  Superstition Aids In Finding Death Victim

Here’s How N.E. Congress Members Voted Recently  Official Record Of Roll Calls

HUNT“DEMOCRATIC-FASCISTS’ — FOR THEFT OF DUCE’S BONES   NATIONWIDE SEARCIE BEING CONDUCTED IN ITALY FOR MUSSOLINI GRAVE ROBBERS

PART OF BRITISH FORCE QUITS GREECE   Complete Evacuation, Spokesman Says, Will Be Postponed “Some Tine.”

Britain Trims  Greece Force   Withdrawing Part of Arm From Troubled Nation

LaF ollette to withhold o.k.  of credit loan Demands budget of commitments

Data on Loan Plans Sought   La Follette Says Full Statement Due Nation

RE-NAME PRESIDENT OF HEALTH SOCIETY    Dr. A. J. Strathie, Newtown,  Re-Elected Head of T. B.   Organization  IMRS. STOVER. SEC’Y

His Bride is 13, So Hubby’s in Jail   Welfare Investigator: Uncover Case; Mother Also Faces Charge

Husband And Mother Held... .  Girl Of 13 Says She Wed Because She Was Fearful Of Failing School Work

Groom Is Held (n Rape Charge   Husband Unaware That Bride Was Only Thir teen Years of Age

REPORTS 2,000 U. S. MARINES LANDED TO HELP LAND CHINECE NATIONALISTS IN MANCHURIA

Doenitz Describes Athenia Sinking as AnHonest Mistake   Nazis Thought British Liner Was Auxiliary Cruiser, Says Admiral

Paper Accuses Jewish Agency   British Say Program of Sabotage Forced Stern Measures

British Blame Jewish Agency      iolence in Palestine, Said  Ordered by Organization

Failure of British Policing Condemned   Irgun Radicals Purportedly Admit Hotel Bombing— TN. Anneal Made

WhitePaner~ Accuses Jews Of Sabotage   British Documsut Charges  Agency Is Responsible.  For Planning a Violence -

British Charge Sabotage Plan  Violence Ordered, White Paper Says

JEWS BLAMED FOR SABOTAGE IN PALESTINE   WHITE PAPER GIVES EVIDENCE ABOUT UNDERGROUND

British Blame Jewish Leader:  lor Violence   White Paper Claims Underground Units in Palestine Ordered  To Stir Up Trouble

NARCOTICS BASE FOR FUNDS, JURY IS TOLD   War Tribunal Hears Of Jap Drug Operations

Japs Cause Drug Sales   Invaders Blamed for [1 creased Dope Addiction In China.

JAPS ACCUSED OF AIDING DRUG SALES   Charges Made During War  ps ree: iptald:

FLOUR RATION IS RULED OUT   Industry Predicts Empty Bins Within 60 Days

Rationing Of Bread, Flour Is Out of Question   In Spite of Wheat Shortage, U. S. Officials Tell Bakers, Millers

Officials Declare Bread, Flour Rationing Is Out   Industry Says Nation’s Flour Bins to Be Empty Within 60 Days

Rationing of Bread in U.S. Held Unlikely   Empty Flour Bins Are Seen in 69 Days, Due to Wheat Scarcity

U.S, BRITAIN FILE PROTESTS WITH ROMANIA   Failure to Conduct Free Elections Draws Blast

Bulletin!       Army Season To: = End. After Navy Tilt on Nov: 30

Building Of Homes Becoming Popular: For LeMars G. I.’s   ‘Building Reaches . Highest Point Known In This Generation 

Building Of Homes Becoming Popular  For LeMars G. I.’s  Building Reaches Highest Point Know!

Hope Still Held For Agreement To End Dispute   Union, Management Are Holding Way Open  For Discussions

YANKS IN GERMANY RAP POLITICIANS   MARCH ON McNARNEY OFFICES IN PROTEST AGAINST REDEPLOYMENT DELAY,

CASE BILL FOES TOSS IN SPONGE   Concede Antistrike Act Wil Pass In Present Form

Geneva Co-op Creamery May Stop Making Butter   Strike Bill Foes Quitting   Opponents In House Concede Passage of Case Act in Present Form

Strike Control Bill   am: -~ . Vw oe Were  WOM YS  Ry OTAIR FOUNSON

Concede Labor Act Will Pass   Opponents Throw in Sponge; Expect Veto

OO  CASE BILL FOES CONCEDE DEFEAT ON LABOR PLAN   Opponents Report Measure Will Pass House in Present Form

STRIKE CURB ~ BILL TO PASS   Foes C on cede Defeat As House Refuses To Modify It

House Refuses To Pull Teeth  In Strike Bill   Opponents Throw In Their Sponges

BACKERS DOW AMENDMENTS TO BILL   Last Ditch Efforts Made To Modify Measure   OPPONENTS   Say Senate, Truman Will Not Accept Legislation In Present Form —

Opponents Of Case Bill See Little Hope   Concede Lower House Will Approve Measure In Present Form Ai Result Of Test Votes

House Beats Down Amendments to Sweep ADB: Anti Stele, Mega:  ure.

Abandon Hope Blocking Case Strike. Measure   Opponents of: Control Bill Concede Tr Will Pass     ag  Form:

Concede That Few Changes  Will Be Made   Overwhelming Defeat  Administered to Most  Amendments Aimed at Modifying Measure

 Bill Will Pass In Present Form  Opponents Of The Tough Strike Control Measure Are Ready To Cry Quits

Admit Measure Sponsored by Cas Likely Will Pass In Present Form; New Amendments Being Offered

Opponents Of Anti-Strike Measure Concede Probable House Approval In Its Present Form

TOUGH STRIKE BILL FAVORED   Opponents of Case Measure Lose Series of Test Votes

FOES OF CASE BILL GIVE UP   Cencede Tough Strike Control Legislation Will Pass Unchanged

FUNEN TS LYSE House Expected to Approve - Pracent Strike Control Bill

CASE MEASURE ADOPTION SEE   Opponents of Anti-Strike Bill Throw in Sponge

Strike Cudgel Ratifier Sure   Case Bill Opponents Losing House Ficht

Opponents of Case Strike Control Act See House Passag   Labor and Management Look. to Government for New Pclicies

Reds Scored For Removal Of Manchu Industry And Shooting AtU.S. Aircraft

U.S. Tells Off’ Russians About 2 Incidents In Which Red Fliers Shot at Yankees; Also Denounce Removal of Jap War Materials From Manchuria

Russia Rappec for Firing on U. §. Planes   Removal of Property From Manchuria Also Brinas Strong Protest

REDS REBUKED FOR FIRING ON NAVY PLANES   Navy Calls incidents *Unjustlfiable"; State Dept. Denies Secret Agreements,

STRIPPING ACT IN MANCHURIA   Charges “Hostile Act” in Russian Attacks on 2 U. S. Navy Planes

Manchurian Incident Alsc Pointed Out   Strong Language Used In Dealing With Russians

Calls Firing At Our Aircraft Hostile ‘Action   Protests Removal of Jap Industrial Installations Without Allied Accord

New ‘Get Tough Attitude Is Put To Its First Use   Russian Actions in Manchuria Are Also Flayed by Washington

U. S. Protests Two Russian  Air Attacks   State Department Also Challenges Right to Strip Manchurian Machinery

J. 5. PROTESTS REDS’ FIRING ON NAVY AIRCRAFT   Soviet Also Blasted For Removal Of Manchurian industrial Tools

U.S. Calls Russia To Account For Plane Attacks  America Also Protests Red Ar rmy Removal 01  ae 2 8

PROTEST ATTACKS ON U.S, PLANES BY RUSSIA      Provided An Unexpected Follow-up to Speech By Byrnes.   USED STRONG LANGUAGE   Altacks Took Place In the Port Arthur-Dairen  Areas.

Temperatures   Moscow Also Blasted For Stripping : Manchuria Plants

FULL DETAILS RELEASED BY NAVY   Stripping Of Manchuria’s Industry —Also- Rapped   STATE. DEPT.   States No Agreement Made Regarding War Booty In Manchuria

Planes Blasted By Red  Forees   Industrial Supplies Are Removed  In Manchuria

OF MACHINERY IN MANCHURIA      Strong Language Also Terms Attacks On American Planes “Hostile And Unjustifiable Acts.”  Tougher U. S. Policy Indicated.

U.S. Tells Off Russia For Attack on Planes   Navy Calls One Attack ‘Hostile Act’ and the Second ‘Unjustifiable;’ State Deparrment Also Challenges Moscow's Right .to:Stris Manchuric

Objection to Attacks on Planes; Removal of Goods From Manchuria Is Voiced

"Hostile Act” Charge Made By Navy   Strong Language : Used In Rebukes To Russians

Soviet Looting In Manchuria  Also Assailed   Navy Calls Firing On Aircraft ‘Hostile, Unjustified’   DAIREN FREE PORT   State Department Says Removal Of Machines Is Not Approved

U.S. Protests 2 Soviet Acts   Manchuria Looting, Plane Attacks Blasted

JS. Serves Dual Protest On Russians   Red Attacks on Planes, « ‘Manchurian Industry Grab Draw Fire.

Plane Attacks Called Hostile   Reds ‘Told O£f for Port Arthur Clash

Files Pr otest With Moseow On Two Point:      Include: Aiiacks  on U: S.  Navy Planes and Remaval  of Machinery From ‘Manchuria   Byrnes’ Predicted Tougher Approach   United States Has No  Agreement With Soviet Regarding Manchuria ’ War Booty ,

U. S. Raps Russia for Two Attacks   Assault on Navy  Planes Draws Strong Protest---Manchurian Policy Ils Challanaed

Call Firing (OnU. S. Plane ‘Hostile’ Act   No Allied Agreement Permitting Soviet To Move Machines; Navy Criticizes Reds

United States To ‘Crack Down’ In New Deals With Moscow   America Also Protests Soviet Removal of Industrial Equipment in Manchuria

U.S. Raps Russia For Two Attacks Upon Our Planes   Also Scores Red Army’s Removal Of Manchurian Industrial Equipment

Hostile Acts Of Russians Are Under Fire   Tough Approach To Red Problem Seen After Talk

U.S. Slaps ‘Russia For Air Attacks   Brands Firing On Planes ‘Hostile, Unjustifiable;’ Raps Manchuria Looting.

Strong Language in Message Sent  by Navy Chiefs   Call Firing on American Plane “Hostile Act”: Tell of Machinery Removal

Russia Gets Severe Note  From The U.S   This Government Files Protest in Very Frank Language Against Two Aerial Episodes.

U. $. Raps Russia on Air Attacks   Foreshadows Much Tougher Approach in Moscow Dealing

NAVY USES STRONG LANGUAGE IN  OFFICIAL PROTEST AT RUSSIAN  ATTACKS ON TWO U.S. AIRCRAFT

Attaek Declared ‘Hostile’   Tougher Peliey Also Seon in Denunciation Of Booty Removal

Russia Is Told Off by Navy in Strong Language  One Incident Called *Linctilo A-t’

U.S. DENOUNCES REDS STAND IN TWO INCIDENTS   Protests Against Shots At Navy Planes, Stripping Of Manchurian Plants

Soviet Attack on Navy Pianes. ‘Held ‘Hostile Act’; State Dept. [Denies Condoning Trade Raids

Navy Bristles After Planes Are Fired on   State Department Hits Russian Removals of Manchuria Equipment

Rapped For Two. Attacks On  American Planes   Also Taken To Task For Red Army's Removal Of Manchuria’s Industrial Equioment 8 a

Protests Looting of Manchuria; Attacks on U.S. Navy Planes   Navy Uses Very Strong Language in Note to Red Government

U. S. Lodges Two Protests  With Russia   Double Play Is Based on Attacks on Planes and Removal of Machinery From Manchuria

American Government Also Challenges Red Army’s Right To Remove Manchuria’s Industrial Equipment—Two-Ply Protest Closely Follows Secretary Of State Byrnes’ Declaration Favoring Much Tougher Approach In Future Dealings With Moscow

Tougher Attitud To Reds   Soviets Told Off By Navy For Attacks On Two Planes; Follow-Up To Byrnes’ Strong Talk

U.S. RAPS REDS FOR FIRING ON 2-YANK PLANES   Challenge Russia’s Right To Strip Manchuria Of Machinery

Challenges Removal of Equipment   Russia Told Off After Byrnes Speech About Tougher Attitude in Future Dealings   “Hostile Act?      Navy Uses Caustic Tone Calling Act of Reds *‘Unjustifiable’

U. S. Protests Attacks on Navy Planes   Removal of Machinery From Manchurie Also Hit by Byrnes

BLUNT TALK TO THE REDS   Employs Words “Hostile Act” in Protesting Against One of Two Attacks on U.S. Craft Over Manchuria.

Troops To Take Manchuria Port   Manchurian Port Occupied By Soviet Since Jap Surrender

GEORGE WHITE GIVEN YEAR’S JAIL TERM   Producer's $6¢®@ Fine Is Paid By Ex-Marine; Convicted Of Hit. And-Run

SHOWMAN GETS JAIL SENTENCE   George White, 52, Pays Penalty For Killing Honeymoon Couple

FAVOR 18 1-2 CENT "MINE WAGE BOOST   GOVERNMENT BOARD RECOMMENDS INCREASE FOR 37,000 WORKERS IN WEST.

‘Steady Hammering  At Card Pitching  ‘Gives Home Team  ‘Big. Advantage After 7 Innings

Several Killed When Army Bomber Falls Following Explosion Near Junction City

TRINITY LOSES {TS PRINCIPAL   D. A. VETTER, TEACHER AND ORGANIST, ACCEPTS FOSI- » -/ ION IN WISCONSIN  CHURCH

British Papers Protest Stalin's Recent Attack   Call For Big Three Meeting Soon To Improve Relations

British Papers apers Urge Big 3 to Meet to End Stalin-Churchill Charges   STALIN'S ATTACK BRINGS JITTERS TO WASHINGTAN

Britisher Is Seeking To Lead Engiish-Speaking World. Into War On 'USS.R., Soviet Leader Says; Terms — Fulton Speech A Dangerous Act.

‘BIG THREE’ MEET URGED BY BRITAIN   Press Criticizes Stalin For Attack On Churchill

British Papers Criticize Stalin   Call for Big Three Meeting Soon to Try To Better Relations

British Papers. Criticize Stalin Call for Big Three .  Meeting Soon to Try "T, Retter BDalekinns

Mitchell Demands Tc   . [Hear Representative War. Profits Prohe---How Tt Grew

SEARCH IS ON FOR KIDNAPED U.S. MARINES   NATION HEADS FOR FINAL COLLAPSE, OBSERVERS SAY

Chinese Band Seizes. Yanks   Seven Marines Taken In Village Where They'd Gone To Purchase Ice

Seven American Marines Held in China —   U. §. Air, Ground Forces Hunt for Kidnaped Men

PUSH SEARCH FOR MARINES HELD IN CHIN;   Seven Yanks Kidnaped As Rival Factions Renew Fighting

Chinese Band Kidnaps Seven U.S. Marines   Air, Ground Forces Seek Victims: Admit Forecast of Greater Civil War in Nation

Unidentified  Chinese Hold © 7 U. S. Marines   Men Are Sought — As China Faces New Bitter Civil War

TEMPERATURES   U. 5. Soldiers Taken Prisoner By Band Of 80   Alert All Yank rorces In Area; Search Underway

7U. S$. Marines Held in China   Seized by Unidentified Band of 80 Armed  Chinese

Egypt Joins France In UN Disarmament Debate With Proposal That Alt Members  Begin Calling Foreign Armies Home   FRANCO QUESTION CAUSING DEBATE

Call All Troops Home, Is Demand At U. N. Meeting  Egypt Joins France In Proposal Before

EGYPT URGES ALL ARMIES BE RECALLED   Joins France in Appeal for Demobilization

Egypt Joins UN Disarmament Debate With Plea for Withdrawal of Troops

Egypt Suggests UN Begin Gradual Recall of Armie:   Joins France in Debate Urging General Demobilization of Armed Forces

Ask Allies To Recall All Troops   Egypt, France in Preposal for Full Demobilization; Spain Hot Issue

Keypt Joins Demand For Troops’ Recall   Proposes Gradual, Balanced Withdrawal of Forces Abroad. Backine France Before U.N.

Soviet Empire in the Making Is Multinational Association   More or Less Independent States in Group

TRUMAN BAYS OVERSEAS FORCES ‘MUST ' BE KEPT STRONG—-IN QUIRY MOVE STARTED

U. S. Seeks World Security Through Straight Swap: Atom Bomb For Peace

U.S. “Willing” to Trade Atom Bomb’ (For World Security   A Peace Guardian Mightier Than U.N. Security Council  Is Envisioned

Claim Atomic. Bomb Offer Indicates U. S.-Seeking Peaceful Securit\ Plan

States Ready To Swap Bomb   Would Offer Secret In Exchange For World Government To Keep The Peace.

United States Can Use Atom Bomb To Press for Peace   Commission Seen To Have More Power Than U.N. As Is

—Bold Peace Bid—  A-Bomfk May Be\ Traded   Swap For Government Of World Or Security System Is Suggested

Atomic Bomb Offer Indicates U.S. Willing to Trade Weapon For Peace}

World’s Greatest “Swap”   U. S. in Position .to Attain Peace. By Offer To Scrap A-Bomb If Powers Scrap Veto

—PROPOSES OLD-FASHIONED SWAP— U.S. Will. Trade Bomb  For Guaranteed Peace

WAA Declares Local Officials  Misused Priorities   ‘Doubly Despicable’ Practice Revealed by Agency; Some Prosecutions Are Under Way by Justice Department

Surplus Sales Frand Fouaht  I vuyil   Chiseling Uncovered In Several Cases; iaquiries Continued —

OFFICIALS MAY FACE CHARGES   Federal Probe Is Pushed In WAA Surplus Sales -

Hits Misuse Of Priorities By Officials   WAA Director Says Offenders Face U. S. Prosecution

Nar Surplus Sale Scandals Open -ederal Inquiry   Agency Charges Government Officials Usec High Purchase Priorities for In “Daubly Despicable”’ Profit Schemes

WAA Strikes At Misuse Of Surplus Good:   Uncovers Cases of Local and State Officials Turning Purchases to Own Profit

Union Group Walks Out of Rail Parley   New Crisis Arises In Carrier Strike Called for May 18

RAIL STRIKE CONFERENCE   Delegates Quit Parley With Ultimatum To Management

Railway Talks Broken Off By Union Envoys      Labor Representatives — Quit Talks to Await ‘Substantial’ Offer

Brotherhoods Bolt Meeting   Trainmen, Engineers Sa Offer Unauhstantial

Auto Men Seek 23 Cent Hike   - Cost Manufacturers Over  Million A Day

UAW Demands 23.5-Cent Wage Hikes for 1947  Program Wonld Amount i ¢)] 669 600 fer 900.000

AUTO WORKERS TO LEAD BATTLE FOR INCREASE IN PAY   Contract Negotiations Will Be Undertaken With Demand For Hourly Hike

AUTO WORKERS SEEK PAY HIKE   CIO Will Ask Boost of 23.5 Cents Hourly Soon

iUAW To Demand New Round Of Wage Increases To Tune Of 123.5 Cents In ’47 Contracts.

UAW. TO ASK 93 S INCREASE   Announces Demands As It Prepares for 4047 Negotiations -

Auto Workers Plan to Demand General Increases of 23.5 Cents Hourly Wage

Senate Votes Youth Draft, Pay Increase      Bill Provides Induction of Teen-Agers July 1, Boosts Enlisted Men’s Pay to Spur Volunteers

Teen-Age Draft Bill Is Approved By U.5. Senate   Lawmakers Also Vote Ta Increase Enlisted  Man's Pay

SENATE FAVORS INDUCTION 1819 YEAR OLDS   Senators Also Vote Pay Raises Ranging From  10 To 50 Per Cent

Pay Increases Also Approved By The Senate      Rise in Pay Intended to Spur Voluntary Enlistments

“Teen-Agers Face Draft Next Month   Selective Service Ruling Will Make All Fathers Exempt

TEEN-AGERS ARE TO BE SUBJECT TO DRAFT AGAIN   Induction Of Youths Required To Release Men Already In   PAY INCREASES ARE VOTED ENLISTED MEN

Soviet Troops Leave Germany   Indicated That Russian Policy. Toward Germany Has Changed

MOSCOW STARTS PULLING TROOPS OUT OF GERMAN   Large-Scale Withdrawals Under Way—London Daily Mai! Believes 300,000 Are Leaving.   MAJOR CHANGE SEEN _ IN SOVIET POLICY   Russia Said to Be Preparing to Copy American Plan in Organizing State Governments.

Large-Scale Withdrawal of Soviet a} roops from Germany Is Disclosed

SOVIETS START TROOP TRANSFEF FROM GERMANY   Move Believed Switch In Occupation Policy; Soldiers Reach Moscow

Soviet Troops Being Removed  From Germany   Major Changes Indicatec In Russian Poliey tbe of Eansemnnt ces:

Threat Of UN  Atomic Impasse  Stirs Congress   Global Arms Races Fearec As Result OF Russia’s Blunt “Do-it-OurWav? Attitude

U.S. to Keep A-Bomb Secret   Leading Lawmakers Want To See Tested International Controls Set Up

Threat of Atom Bomb Arms Race Stirs Congress   Deadlock on Control Feared After Russia Insists on Own Plan

Some Congressmen Fear UN Deadlock On Atomic Control      3 Solons Criticise Soviet Stand On U S. Plan.

ATOMIC ARMS RACE FEARED BY SOLONS   Global Striving Feared as Consequence of the Expected Deadlock Over International Control of the Knerev.

Senate Atomic Committee Stirred By Pravda Rejection of U.S. Plan

Fear Atom Arms Race   Soviet Insistence On Veto Seen As Meaning Deadlock On Control

Atom Committee Says Secret Stays   Russians Charges Fermed ‘Ridiculous’

Pravda Blast Tres Congress   Won’t Give Up Bombs Until Controls Are Set Up

Soviet Attitude On Atom Plan Hit   Russian Charge That U.S. Seeks World Rule  Draws Criticism

Solons Fear An Atomic firms Race   Congress Stirred by Threat of Deadlock Following Russian Stand on A-Bomb

CAPITAL FEARS U. N. ATOMIC — DEADLOCK   Russia’s “Do-It-Our-Way”’ Approach Stirs Congress   LAWMAKERS   Say U. S. To Hold Secrets Until Tested Controls Are Established

Reds’ Atomic Attitude Stirs Congress Ire   Global Arms Race Seen as Possibility lf U. 8. Offer Fails

Sharp Retorts Are Made   To Pravda Assertion   U.S. ‘Strives’ for ‘World Rule’

Deadlock on World Atom Control Seen   Eventual Arms Race Indicated As Result Of Stand By Russia

FEAR SPURRING CONGRESS T0 A FIRM ATTITUDE   Solons Declare Flatly ere Giving Up Nothing Until Tested World Controls Are Set Up; Russia Criticized.

Solons Rap Russia on Atom Plan   U. S. Not to Surrender A-Bomb Secrets Too Early in Game

—CONGRESS AROUSED BY SOVIET STAND—  Declare U.S. Will Not Give Up Bomb Secrets   Russia’s Blunt Attack On Baruch Plan Brings Quick Replies From Lawmaker.

Lawmakers Fear Russian Stand May Force Atomic Deadlock. Armament Race

Reds’ Atom Plar Riles Congress   Australia Offers Control Proposal

RUSSIA’S STAND MAY FORCE RACE OF ATOM ARMS   Threat of Deadlock Over Atomic Energy Stirs Lawmakers

Lewmekers Fear Russian Insistence On Own Control Policy Menaces Hope Of Full Peace

CONGRESS IRED BY NEW PRAVDA ATTACK ON U. 5.   Leading Legislators Insis! We Won't Yield Secrets Till Controls Are Set

Blunt Russian Attitude Gets J. 5. Reaction   Global Arms. Race Is Feared Unless  Pact Is Okaved .

ON ATOM PLAN CAUSES THREAT   Congressmen Declare No Secrets Revealed Until Control Set Up

Atomic Energy Deadlock Seen   Russia's Attitude ls Stumbling Block

RUSSIA INSISTS ON VETO   U. S. Demands That Tested International Controls Be Set Up

 ongressmen Fear UN Deadlock. On Atomic Control  Some Co   3 Solons: Criticise Soviet Stand On US. Plan.

Employment Bill is Pushed   SENATE VOTES 49.17 TO CONSIDER FEPC MEASURE

SHPPING TEUP IS DUE TONIGHT ON WEST C0AS)  Transit Workers Also to Go s Nyt st Aiideinkt tn   Transit Workers Also to Go * — Qut at Midnight in Columbus. Ohio

Shipping Strike Showdown Nears   Midnight Deadline Faces Negotiators Seeking Settlement

U). S, SEEKS END OF POWER TIEUP   Movie Pickets Resort to Sit-Down Strike In Hollywood   POLICE ARREST 28

AGED CARDINAL GLENNON DIES AFTER ILLNESS   Passes Away Peacefully In Ire. land—Cardinal Only 15 Days

GIVING VETS JOBS CA PREVENT GRIME WAVE   Historical Assn. Advocates Peacetime Occupations

VETERAN JOBS ~ BEING URGED   WAR DEPARTMENT MAKES --- PUBLIC. REPORT— SAYING — ‘JOBS NEEDED ‘rO PREVENT CRIME

PLACING OF VETERANS IN JOBS IS URGED   Caution Must Be Taken To Prevent Grime Wave

GEN. KUSABA GULPS POISON   KEY WITNESS AT JAP WAR TRIAL ENDS HIS LIFE IN HOTEL ROOM

teed et mat te! ee eee el  Jap General, Key Russ Witness, Suicides

Jap General Poisons Self   Was to Be Leading Witness for Russia  At War Crimes Trial

SAYS REPORTS UNTRUE ABOUT ADVANGE TIPS   Former Naval Chief Denies Any Action on Part of U. 5. to Invite Attack

Gives Lie To Rumors   Stark Says Story That  Highups Knew Exact -Time of Dec. 7 Attack In Advance Js False

Denies Advance Information on Japanese Attack   Stark Believes Such Rumors are ‘Utterly Without Foundation’

Warning Not Telephoned to Adm. Kimmel!   Stark Tells Probers Such A Message Would Have Been Confusing

STARK SAYS NO TIP-OFF ON JAP BLOW   Admiral Declares That as Far as He Knows, Washington Had No Advance Notice of Pearl Harbor Attack.

Stark Says None: In Capital Knew Of Pearl Harbor   Never Occurred to Him to Give Kimmel ‘Any Added Warning

Date and Place of Pearl Harbor Raid Not Known   Stark Says Reports Of Such Advance Knowledge Are Not Based on Actual! Fec:

Stark Says No One Knew Wher Japs Would Hit   Reports Of Advance Information In Washington ‘Without Basis’

No One Knew In “Advance of Jap ‘Attack-Stark   Denies Report of Wear Maneuvering By High Officials

No Advance Data On Japanese Raid   Stark Says He Knew of No Information on P Harbor Attack   “WITHOT FOUNDATION”   Committee Wants Docu ments Held by the State Department

As Far As He Knew American Officials Unaware Jap Plans   Asserts He Never Thought to Phone Kimmel Warning

It Never Occurred to Adm. Stark to  Telephone Kimmel   1941 Chief of Naval Operation Again Witness  in Pearl Harbor Probe

Committee to Decide What  Is Relevant   Want Documents They Say Were Held Back by Department

UNRRA Awaits  Planting Season   Would Delay Making  Food Recommendations

WALTER REUTHER DEFEATS THOMAS AS HEAD OF AUTO WORKERS. DESPITE CIO PRESIDENT MURRAY   UNO POSTPONES ANY FOOD RECOMMENDATION

STRICKEN VESSEL AWAITING RESCUE   Freighter Sinking in Pacific With 34 Men Aboard

M4 Persons Said Killed as Cairo Rioting Subsides   Students, Labor Groups Demand Withdrawal of Troops From Cities

 Evacuation Of British Forces Is Asked  114 Killed, 123 Hurt \In Riots In Cairo

“Oust Britons,’ Esyptians Ask   (Four British Trooper: Die in Demonstratian

Communists Of France Suffer  Second Setback   Centrist MRP Becomes Leading Party In Constituent Assembly.

France Swings Right   Socialists and Communists: Get ‘Second Setback in Month; May Call DeGaulle

Middle Road Republicans © Are Chosen  ‘Trend to Richt   Trend to Right Continues— Socialists Beaten

Reds Receive Second Setback As MRP Gains In French Assembly Election

MRP VICTOR IN FRENCH VOTING   Communists Set Back;  Socialists Poor 3rd

French Communists Given Second Setback In Month; Republicans Prove Winner

MRP Takes Over As Top Political Party in France   Communists Suffer Setback in Constituent Assembly Elections

French Voting Pushes MRP Toward Front   Communists Receive Second Setback Within Last Month

Temperatures   Popular Republican Party Picks Up 20 Seats in Assembly

ANCE — Setback For Communists  Republicans ‘Win:  French. Election

Europe's Election Returns...  MRP Gains In France; Republicans, Royalists Claim Victory In Italy

French Voters Displace Reds As Top Party   Communists Handed Second Setback Within Month

‘French Communists Get Second Setback In Vote “For Assembly Members

COMMUNISTS LOSE BiD FOR POWER IN FRENCH ELECTIONS   Popular Republican Move_ ment Emerges as Strongest Political Party

Victors Mav Offer Presidencv to De Gaulle or Bidault: Election Indicates Trend Awav from Left Continuing

MRP Becomes  Nation’ s Top Political Party   Socialists Take Sharper Defeat Than  Communists; Nation Swings Away From Left

FRENCH VOTERS GIVE RED PARTY SECOND DEFEAT   Middle - Of - The- Road MRF Leads; Coalition Again Will Rule Country

French Communists Suffer Setback  in Su nday Election   Unofficial Figures Disclose the Popular Republicans Win 160 Seats in Assembly of 522

FRENCH VOTERS FORSAKE REDS   Socialists Also Defeated by Republicans, Election Returns Reveal

Communists Skid In French Elections   Middle-Of-Road Popular Republican Movement Emerges. As Nation’s Strongest ‘Political: Party; Sacialists Also Tumble in Swing From the Left

Middle Road Party Wins In French Vote   Leftists Lose Seats As Popular Republican Move ment Gains.

LEFTISTS GET SETBACK IN NEW FRENCH ELECTIONS   Mid-Road Popular Republican Group Increases Hold  On Assembly Seats

Reds Lose In  French Vote Middle-Of-Road Party Emeraes Stronaest

Reds Lose In French Election   Middle-of-Road Party Becomes Most Powerful

Gen. De Gaulle May Be Called To Take Over   Pendulum Swings Away From Left In Balloting

COMMUNISTS IN FRANCE RECEIVE SECOND SETBACK   SOCIALISTS SUFFER EVEN SHARPER DEFEAT IN FRENCH ELECTION

French Communists Receives Sethack in Sunday’s Election   Middle-of-the-Road Popular Republicans Lead in Incomplete Count

French Radicals Given. New Jolt by Electorate   Middle-of-Road Party Gains More Assembly Santas in Election

France Moves Toward Right Returns Show   Communists Suffer Second Setback in Sunday Elections

France Swings  Away from Left In Elections   Socialists Defeated Also as Middle-of-the Road Republicans Take Ascendancy

Moderate MRP Is Strongest Party   Rumor That Gen. De Gaulle May Be Invited To Return Is Unconfirmed   Gain ©f 10 For MRP.

Catholic Party  Is.  i r ench Election      Wins More Vot Votes Than Any Other Party, But Lacks: Majority; Com~munists Run ‘Second. —

Communists In France Suffer Second Setback   Centrist Popular Republirin Movement Becontcs Nation’s Strongest  Political Party

Second Defent for French Communists   Popular Republican Movement Is Nation’s Strongest Political Party. Election Showe

Reds Defeated In French Vote   Middle-Of-The-Road Party Forges Ahead

Catholic Party Is Slightly Ahead In  French Election   Wins More Votes Than Any Other Party, But Lacks Majority; Communists Run Second.

Centrist Body Is Triumphant In Election   De Gaulle May Be Asked to Try for National Presidency

Humbert Refuses To Yield Throne   Italian Royalists Boo Premier After Conference

Royalists Hiss Premier; King Humbert Sits Tight   National Holiday Proclaimed As Supreme Court Considers Legality of Italian Election

King Humbert Declines To Turn Government of Italy Over to Premier

Italy Is In High Pitch Of Excitement   Royalists Boo, Hiss Premier De Gasperi; Ruline Ie Awaited

STATE MARKET CANNING PLANT NOW RUNNING AT EXCESS CAPACITY AS ‘CANNING SEASON REACHES PEAK —

= Se a ee lian. In Smeide Nate.’ Pakec FI Sh See & a wag eee ee  Blame for Cremation Of Yanks

Hattori Note Tokes Responsibility for Cremation Of American Fliers

Takes Blame For Killing Of Airmen.   Japanese Colonel! Leaves Suicide Note

Army Will Send Three B-29s To Magnetic North Pole, Linking with Canada’s Test

ERIE TO LAYOFF 4,000 WORKERS IN GLEVELAND   Ohio Northern Bans All Night Activities: More Schools Close Down

—OAITO— More Ohio Railroaders Furloughed  Freight Embargo To Cut Operation

FURCPEAN FOOD PROBLEMS INCREASED BY GRIM PROMISE OF POOR CROP YIELD; FARMERS HIT BY SHORTAGE OF TOOLS

EUROPE’S FOOD SHORTAGE IS" BIGGEST POST-WAR PROBLEM; HARVEST MAY NOT END WOES

Mackenzie’s Column  hurope’s Complex Food P: s Heightened By Many Fa

Europe Farm Beset With GrimOutlook   Misfortunes Swarming Farmlands Like Army Of Locusts, Making Certain. Fall Harvest Will Be Short of Cus ctomary Yield

Ecuador Plane  Crash Kills 32   Pilot and Co-Pilots Were U. S. Citizens

KOREA SELF RULE U. 5. ZONE PLAN   Slow Progress With Soviet in Establishing Power Crach. Hurts 14

Hopes For Unified Setup In Nation Fading :  U.S. May Help Korea Set Up New Regime

KOREAN SELF-RULE MOVE 15 LAUNCHED   AMERICANS INITIATE PLAN TO SET UP REGIME IN ZONE THEY OCCUPY.

Senate Is Torn Over Legality Of  Special Session   Stevenson And Solons  Group At Odds

Truman Urged To Continue  Bowles’ Plar   Retiring Economie Stabit izer Sought Labor Pledge Not To Seck Wage Raise  on Certain Conditions

ARTHUR GREISER DIES ONGALLOWS   Nazi Sent Thousands * of Poles to Death Camps

Persecufor of Poles Executed  15,000 Watch As Arthur Grieser Dies

County To Stage First Dairy Cattle Show, Sept. 21st   Winners To Have > Opportunity To Enter Show At Decatur

Survey Indicates Majority Will Move For Redlice Industrin} Strife

Solution Of Labor  Problems   An Ambition of New Senators Who Hope to Pass Speedy Laws in This Field

_ Thinking Drivers Don’t Drink . . . Drinking Drivers Don’t Think   New Senators to Support Basic Changes in Labor Laws

Changes in Labor Laws Favored by New U. S. Senators  Speedy Legislation ir   Speedy Legislation 11 This Field May Be Expected

New Senators Agree Changes Are Necessary To Nip Strikes   Rohertson Favors Cure For ‘Defects’ Of Existing Rules

Senators Favor New  Labor Laws   Survey Indicates. Most New Members Want Specdy Action

New Senators Favor Changes dn Labor Laws   Indicate Speedy, Definite Action In This Field

MAJORITY OF NEW SENATORS FAVOR CURBS ON LABOR   Action to Change Laws in This Field Appears Certain in the Next  Congress.   KEM DEMANDS NEW NATIONAL POLICY   Baldwin and Others Call for “Equalization of Responsibility” Between Unions and Management.

Majority Of 23 New Senators Favor Changes   Previoug Statements In dicate They Will Join Efforts to Curb Industrial Strife   Viewpoints Range Between Extremes   Middle Layer Group Urges “Sane, Moderate, Unemotional Approach” io Problem

Majority of New Senators Favor Labor Law Change  Survey Shows Quick, Definite Action by  Ganntea in Inanuaryv

SENATORS BACK NEWLABORLAWS   Majority of Freshmen Favor Proposed Changes

Viewpoints Practically Unanimous   Legislation to Be Speeded Up In New Congress

Heirens Says He Has Made No Statement   Denies Published Reports Of Confession in Degnan And ‘Lipstick’ Slayings

Youth Denies Conf. ession In  ~ Degnan Case   William Heirens Granted 30-Day Continuance For Arraignment On 29 Indictments

To Seek Murder Indictments in Heirens Case   Developments Break Fast in Kidnap Slaying

TEMPERATURES   Identified As Man  Seen Near Degnan Home After Slaying   Soldier Says He Saw Young Suspect Carrying Bag Hour After Kidnaping; Continuance Granted On 29 Indictments

Claim 2 Identify Heirens, Seen in Degnan Home Arez   Soldier Says He Saw Youth Carrying Bag Early on Fatal Day

REPORT LINKS HEIRENS WITH THREE DEATHS   Alleged Oral Confessions Bare Shocking Record of Crime.

Heirens Denies Confession   Calm and Smiling In Court—Arraignment Is Continued

SOLDIER SAYS HESAW YOUTH IN VICINITY   Janitor Also Makes Identification; Youth Denies Confession

SOLDIER PUTS HEIRENS NEAR KIDNAP SCENE   Identifies Youth As Carry: ing Paper Bag; Suspect Denies Confession

State’s Attorney Tuohy, Produces Sailor Who Identifies Youth; Janitor Also Saw Him Nearby.

HEIRENS DENIES HE CONFESSED   Alleged Kidnap-Sloyer Te Be Arraigned In. Chicago Todeyv .

Soldier Recognizes Student as Man He Saw Carrying Sack   Revelation is Made in Courtroom When Youth is Arraigned Today

CHICAGO YOUTH DENIES REPORT OF CONFESSIONS   Delay Arraignment of Heirens for 30 Days on 29 Indictments

HEIRENS DENIES PRESS REPORTS OF CONFESSION   CHICAGO TRIBUNE SAYS HE TOLD OF DEGNAN KIDNAPING

PLAN TO SEEK INDICTMENT IN DEGNAN CASE   State’s Attorney Will Ask Murder Charge  Against Heirens

Heirens Denies Any Confession   Tribune Reports Detailed Admission

Sow Heirens Near The Deqnan Home   Soldier Says He Saw Heirens Carrying Paper Sack Night  OF Deornan Miurdoar

Soldier Reports He Saw Heirens Near Degnan Home  : Identifies Defendant ~ As Man Carrying Bag - Shortly After Crime:

Soldier Says He Saw Youth Near Degnans’ Home  Heircens {s Identified

Youth Makes Denial To Jailer After Hearing Radio Broadcast   Robbery Cases Ordered Delayed   Soldier Identifies Boy As Person He Saw Near Degnan Home With Sack

Heirens Denies Confession In Degnan Murder  Soldier Says He Saw Suspect Near Home, Grant Continuance

Soldier Links Heirens to  . Degnan Killing   Prosecutor to Seek Murder Indictment: Janitor Says Youth Seen Around Building

HEIRENS IS FACING MURDEE INDICTMENT   Chicago Student Is Telling of Some of His Crimes Committed

Police Hold Suspect In Texarkana Killing   Arrest Itinerant Oi!) Field Worker As Author Of Recent Crime Wave

Killer Suspect Under Arrest   Texarkana Officers To Question Former Arkansas Man.

Gravel Hauling  Wage Argument  Still Unsettled Work Held Up Pending Some Agreement

Wage Argunicns Still Unsettled  Work Held Up  Pending Some ~ Agreement 

GREEN LANTERN [5 DAMAGED BY BLAZE   Flames Shooting From Building When Firemen  Reach Scene

GREEN LANTERN 5S. DAMAGED BY BLAZE   Flames Shooting From - Building When Firemen ; Reach Scene   INTERIOR IN RUINS

Six Men Trapped In Bomber Crash   Pilot and Co-Pilot Are Critically Injured

SKIP-A-DAY DELIVERY OF MILK TO CONTINUE   Wartime Conservation Measure Tc Remain In Effect Except In Pittsburgh And York Areas

VISITS BERMUDA   British Officials Give Warm  Welrame ta Precidant.

QUESTIONING BY PROBE COMMITTEE   Tells Senate Group He Will Submit; Sends Letter Denying‘Any Guilt

May Now Ready to Answer Questions   Chairman of House Military Committee Reiterates Innocence

REP. ANDREW MAY “READY 10 SUBMIT TO QUESTIONING   ‘Congressman Denies Profit - from Association With Gearsson Combine

May Ready To Be Questioned, He Declares   Again Denies He Received Profits in Arms Combine

IS WILLING TO BE QUESTIONED ATHOMENOW   Or Could Come to Washington Later; Releases Statement

May Offers to Give Testimony Either At Home in Kentucky or Washington

MAY DECLARES HE'S READY FOR GARSSON PROBE   Kentuckian Agrees To Talk Before Senate Group At Washington Or Home

Rep. May Prepared To Answer Question: Of Senate War Investigation Committee

Will Lak Immediately AtHis Home   Kentuckian Reiteretes Denial Of Any Profits From Munitions Fiems

May Ready To Give Testimony   Will Talk at Home Or Later at Capital

May Offers To Submit To War Profits Probe   Quiz Could Be In Ken. tucky Or Washington, He Tells Mead.

May Offers to Submit toSenate War Probers Questioning Now — At Home or Later in Washington

May Offers Testimony In Combine Case   Military Committee Chair man Denies Profiting From Combine Operations

ACCUSED SOLON WILL SUBMIT T0 INTERROGATION   Willing To Be Ques. tioned Now At Home In Kentucky. Or Later At Forma Session In Washing ton.

MAY READY FOR INVESTIGATION OF WAR PROFITS   Willing to Testify Now at His Home or in Washington Later On

May Available .“To Questioning  Tn Profit Probe   Hvites Senate’ onimittee  ‘To. Home. In, Kentueky

Rep. May Offers To Testify Either At Kentucky Home Now Or Later In Washington   Reiterates He Did Not Profit In Any Way From Association With Combine

May Offers to Testify In War Profits Probe  Kentucky Congressman i in a Letter TR gt ily 7

MAY WILLING TO FACE QUESTIONS   Congressman Denies Getting Profits From Combine.

May Ready For Questioning By Senate Probers   Denies Profits From Munition:

May Set To Give His Side  In Case   Representative Is Ready To Testify After Illness.

MAY OFFERS TO MEET PROBERS   0 MARKET PLUNG RS SLOWS DEAL!   Kentucky Solon Declares Innocence Of ‘Graft’

May Offers To Testify   Would Submit Either At His Home or Later At Washington

May Offers To Submit To  Questioning   Willing. To Be Questionec at Kentucky Home; Denies Charges.

REP. MAY OFFERS TO TESTIFY AT HIS HOME  Denies He Profited from Garsson 

May Denies Profit From War Combine   Statement Prepared Previous te Illness is Given Public

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL OVER 300   Traffic Accidents Kill at Least $28

More Than 300 Persons Meet Violent Deaths   Scores Of Pennsylvania Towns Are Under Water

HOLIDAY DEATH TOL HITS a0   Auto Fatalities Lead: Penn Sylvania Tops Other States

AT LEAST 13 TEXANS VICTIMS  More Than 300 Persons Die.  .  - By Violence Durina Holidays

Over Three Hundred Die   Memorial Week-End Fatalities Heavy  #3 rrirrenre, ait

201 Killed In Weekend Tragedies   New Year’s Holiday Week end, Traffic Accidents, Other Mishaps

HOLIDAY TOLL OVER 300 MARK   Traffic Deaths Mount As Reports On Accidents Pile Up In U. S.

164 KILLED IN AUTO CRASHES   But Holiday Toil Far Below Expected Death List of 329

TOLL OF HOLIDAY DEATHS TOPS 300   ‘Survey Shows 128: Died. in ia Traffic Accdients

Hog Prices Climb Upward Following Drop at Chicago   No Early Quotations Given on Cattle; 12,000 fead Keported at Stockyard

HOUSE GROUP TO STUDY 20%. TAX CUT PLAN   Rep. Knutson Ready to Head Committee on Legislation

P10 at STUDY NPC. TAX CUI      First Step To Official Party  Endorsement

BETS SAID MADE ON INFLATION Porter Says Increased Stock Speculation ‘Ominous Sign’

Bully Hill House Burns  6,000 Trees in Clarion County Are Detzroved

Bully Hill House Burns  Pe ee gee   6,000 Trees in Clarion County Are Detsroyed

Atomic Bomb’s Greatest Effectiveness Against Naval Formation Is A Threat

Klan Accused In Flog Case  Neero AFI. Memher .   Negro AFL Member Hurt; Ouiz Launched

Klan Blamed in Negro Beating  Georgia Will Probe Alleged Flogging

GEORGIA TO PROBE NEGRO FLOGGING   Terrorists Claim Themselves  ~Members of Klan

AFL Demands Safety For Negro Miners   Gov. Arnall Orders Full Law Investigatior To Determine  KKK Part.

CHANGE NEEDED IN SUCCESSION   Hook Hopes Truman’s Recent Dangerous Flight Will Sour Action.

TO RAISE U. S. PORTS’ TIE-UP   All Involved Seamen Must Accept A ereament

Settlement of Tieup, Though. Is Delayed   Not All Striking CIO Seamen Have Accepted Agreement

Settlement Is Seen ln Coastal Walkout   Seamen In New York Accept Plan, But Other Unions’ Stand Awaited .

JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN ST. , “CHARLES TO BE DISCUSSED. AT BUSINESS WOMEN'S OLII

Put t Clamps On — Use OF Wheat  Food Conservation Aim fT  al bye aca

HUGE PORTION OF "AMERICAN FALLS COLLAPSED TODAY   Shook the City of Niagars Falls With Earthquake Intensity.   TUMBLED INTO GORGE   Reported 1t Was on the Side of V-Shaped Section Which Broke Off In 1942.

BIG SECTION OF NIAGARA FALLS IN COLLAPSE   Mecca of Honeymooners Is Shaken to Foundations by Great Slide.

Part of Niagara Falls Brink Collapses, Shakes City When It Tumbles into the Gorge

“Tomorrows Headlines Today HUGE SECTION OF NIAGARA FALLS COLLAPSES; SURROUNDINGS SHAKE

Niagara Falls Rocks Crash Into Deep Gorge   Honeymoon Mecca, Area Shaken for Miles Around

INTO LOWER GORCE   Collapse of American Fall: Jolts Adjoining: City Like Earthaushe

_—TEMBLOR? — Tons. of  Brink Fall In Gorge   120 Feet Collapse; Roar Shakes City, Plaster Cracked

HONEYMOONERS’ MECCA SHAKEN Large Section Of American Falls Af Niagara Collapses

Collapsing Rock Shakes Area for Miles Around; Ne Danse te Reported’

BRINK OF. NIAGARA FALLS TUMBLES AS REGION IS ‘ROCKED   Area on American Side Fall Into River Shaking Wide  Section

Part Of Niagara Falls Gives Way  City Shaken As   City Shaken As Section Collapses

Section Of Ni lagara Falls Collapses Into Misty Gorge   Slide On American Side Rocks Area For Miles Around: Slight Earthquake Recorded At Time Of Disturbance; Excessive Spray Rises From Falls

Falls Brink Gives Away   Part Of American Falls Collapses Shaking, City Like Farthaunale.

SECTION BREAKS AT WATERFALLS   Part of American Falls al Niagara Collapses Into Lower Garage

BIG SECTION OF NIAGARA FALLS COLLAPSES   Shock Resembles Earthquake

Section of Niagara’s Brink Collapses; Shock  Felt in Nearby City

Report Cave-In ‘At American Side Of Niagara Falls   Huge Portion Falls, Shaking City as If By Hard Earthquake

NO DAMAGE IS REPORTED; AREA BADLY SHAKEN   Takes Rock 4d Feet Thick, 120 Feet Wide At Brink

Big Section Topples From Niagara Falls   City Jolted as Portion of Brink Tumbies Inte Gorge

SLIDE SHAKES NIAGARA FALLS   Huge Area of Brink Tumbles on U. S. Side

Part of Falls Collapses At Niagara   Crash Similar to Earthquake Shakes Buildings for Miles Around

Honeymoon Mecca Rocks Shock Felt Many Miles   Section of Rock Four Feet Thick, 120 Feet Wide Crashes; First Thought Earthquake

FALLS COLLAPSE WITH BIG ROAR   120-Foot Section of Niagara Cataract Breaks Loose.

No Dratt Calls in July And August   Patterson and Eisenhower  Prefer Army Of Volunteers

Compromise Draft Bill Approved By House Today   Measure Will Extend Selective Service to Nex! March 31 But Prohibits Taking Men 18 Years of Age; No July, August Draft Planned

House Votes Compromise Draft Bill   Measure Extends Law Until Next Apnil; Bans Youths, 18

House. Passes. Compromise Bill Extending Draft; Ar my Says No Calls Planned In July. August   Bill Provides. Induction of Men 19-44; Pay Raises  ~ Approve: ed...  fe

Compromise Bill Sent T Senate, Where Concurrence Expected   Action Extends Draft To Mar. 3   War Department Declare Holiday On Inductions During July, August

Draft Extension Voted Exempting ALLS-Year-Olds   House Votes After Hearing No Calls Planned in Summer

March 31 Draft Limit And No _18-Year-Olds   Compromise Sent to  Senate hy House; Army Announces It Will Plan No July. Auouet Greft

Draft Bill Is Passed By House   Compromise: Okayed After Army Says No Inductions In July and August

COMPROMISE IS PASSED BY HOUSE   Induction of 18-Year-Olds Is Prohibited

House Sends Compromise To Senate   Law Extended Until March 31. Pay Increased

House  Passes Draft   Extension Until Next April Is Approved By Lower Branch, 259-110

18-Year-Olds Exempted By. New Measure   VOTE OF 259 TO 110 FOR SELECTIVE SERVICE — LAW

House Passes Draft: Bill Goes to Senate   Before Approving Compromise, House Passes, Send: To Senate Bill Raising Pay of Service Personnel

House Accepts Compromise to Continue Dratt   Vote Is 259 to 110; Army Plans No Call  ‘im hUlgddecamd Aturnict

Final Form of Draft Bill Is Nearing Fast   House Agrees on Pay Increase; Tackles Teen-age Drafting

Passes Bill Halting Draft 18-Year-Olds   Army Plans Holiday On Inductions During Julys August.

HOUSE APPROVES NEW DRAFT BILL   COMPROMISE PLAN SPARES FATHERS AND 18-YEAR-OLDS

Draft Extension Passes in House   Induction Banned Of 18-Year-Olds

18-YEAR-OLD CALLS BANNED; INDUCTIONS OFF FOR TWO MONTHS  NON-FATHERS BETWEEN 19, 44 INCLUSIVE TO BE MADE AVAILABLE

Allows Induction Of Non-Fathers Ages 19 To 44   Bill Sent To Senate; Place 18-Month Limit On Service In -Late 259-110 Vote

Bans Induction Of Teen Agers; Bill To Senate   Compromise Legislation Permits Calling NonFathers of 19 to 44

Compromise Legislation Extending Draft Law Until Next March 31 Approved By Vote Of 259 To 110—Bill Permits Calling Up Of Non-Fathers Between Ages Of 19 And 44—War Department Says It Will Induct No One In July Or August

Manpowe Bill Goes to Senate   New Draft Measure Extends Inductions Into March, 1947

House Passes Bill To Extend Draft   Measure, Continuing Inductions Until March 31, 1947, but Exempting 18-Year-Olds, Sent to Senate for Action,

Draft Law Extended By House   Bill Would: ‘Prevent tr YeorOl: Being be ducetiad Bete: Capete,

House ‘Passes Draft Bill   ‘Swift Senate Senate OK Ex-   pected. On Compromise -Meast Bee Army Plans aft Holiday

BANS INDUCTION OF 18-YEAR-OLDS   Measure Now Goes To Senate For Approval Of That Body

House Passes Compromise Bill Extending Draft; Army Says No Calls Planned In July. August   Bill Provides Induction of Men 19.44; Pay Raises Approved.

Induction Of 19-Year-Olds Is Approved   Taking Of 18-Year-Olds Is Banned; March 31 Ex piration Date.

Age Limit 19-4 For Non-Dads; Senate Gets Bill   Draftees To Serve t8 Months; Discharges Wait GI Fathers

DRAFT EXTENDED BY HOUSE TO MARCH 31   Measure Sent to Senate Prohibits Induction of 18-Year-Old Bovs

HOUSE PASSES DRAFT MEASURE   induction Of 18-Year-Olds Out, Pay Raises 0. K.’d

Induction Hol Holiday Ordered by Army   Patterson Tells House Volunteers Hoped For—Large Pay Raises For Troons Voted .

Inductions For July And August Banned By Army   Compromise Measure Extends Sel. ective Service Until Next March 31

HOUSE EXTENDS BILL TO MARCH 31 BY ACTION   Measure Sent to Senate; No Inductions Planned for July and August

ARMY PLANS 2 MONTH HOLIDAY ON INDUCTIONS   Measure Prohibiting 18 Year Old Draft Is Sent to Senators

wT DD mt  riouse © asses Compromised  Draft Measure   Extends Law Until March SE But Prohibits Induction of 18-Year Old Youths

House Passes Compromise Draft Law   Next March 31, Barring Induction of Youths of 18, Goes to Senate

Drattees Excused In July, August   Patterson’s Ruling Is Read While Debate Rages

18 - YEAR - OLDS ARE RULED EXEMPT   No Draft Calls Planned  July Or August

ANTI-STRIKE BILL GOES BACK TO HOUSE   Measure Stripped Of “Labor Draft,”  Seniority Loss

Truman Strike Bill Is Shorn Of Labor Draft   House Gets Measure As Senate Also Cuts Loss of Seniority

Truman’s Bill, Watered Down, Passes Senate   President’s Anti-Strike Bill Is Stripped Of Several Important Provisions   MEASURE GOES TO CONFERENCE

TRUMAN LABOR BILL WATERED BY SENATE   Sent Back to House for Referral to Conference Committee

TRUMAN PLAN TURNED DOWN “BY SENATORS   "LABOR DRAFT" AND. PRO POSED LOSS OF SENIORITY AMONG POINTS ELIMINATED FROM BILL

BEVIN DISCOUNTS. NEW WAR DANGER   ‘Agrees With Stalin That Ma: jor International Conflict —  le Not Imminant

BOY, DENIED DOCTOR, DIES   Mother of Polio Victim Said ‘Lord Alone Could Cure Him

BOWERS CHILD DIES    Mother of Roy mM With Polio Refused to Have a Doctor

Faith Cure Fails For 11-Year-Old   Kansas City Boy Denied Medical Aid Is Dead Of Polio

CONTESTED SITE IS SELECTED BY UNO-COM MITTEE   Connecticut -New York Arga Favored As Permanent Home By 22-17 Vote

Site for UNO is  chosen  Kioht indieat   Fight indicated Wy close vote

‘Committee Votes Permanent    UNO Site In Conn.—N.Y. Area   Close Vote Indicates Hard Fight to be Held on Issue When Matter is Taken Up by the Full General Assembly

PERMANENT UNO HOME SELECTED   Close Vote On Border Site Indicetes Hard Fight In Assembly

UN ASSEMBLY FAVORS SITE AS CHOSEN   Approval Follows Move Made by France To Stall Selection

Decision Made ____ For UNO Site   Indicates Hard Fight Over Choice When Question Comes Before Assembly

UNO Group Vote: For N. Y. Site   Narrow Margin May Indicate Sharp Fight

ClO Unions Put on Rally Before Struck A-C Co.   Early Crowd Light; “Throwing-Sized’ Stones Recovered

Gov. Goodland Ready to Send Militic To Allis Plant; Watching Situation

TELEPHONE OPERATORS — IN ONE-HOUR STRIKE — AT WASHINGTON, D. C.   Was in Protest Against Supervisors; Government ':  Wrings Its Hands in Apprehension Over Impending P Strikes As Half-Million Already Idle. '

Long Distance Calls Blocked For One Hour   As Congress Takes Vacation, Strikes } Spread Over Nation

1-Hour Telephone Strike~ Called * in - Nation's -Capital   ATT Officials Say Walkout Resulted from Dispute With Supervisors   PICKETS- SURROUND WESTERN ELECTRIC   Three Persons. Injured in Attempt to Break Kearny.” Strike-Line

OPERATORS IN HOUR'S STRIKE iN WASHINGTON   Remain At Switchboards But Refused To Answer Any Calis

Washington Phone Girls Demonstrate   Long Distance Calls Halted During Hour ‘Sitdown’

POLICE SEEKING MISSING CHILD   Authorities Without Clue After 48 Hours

No Traee of Missing child   Mother of- “Three-Year Qld Pleads Return of Boy

Mrs. Burton Brown and son, and Mrs. Fred Nabers of Kerrville spent Thursday in Harper.   LOOKING AHEAD GEORGE $ BENSON  Presihent—Harding College Searcy. Arhausas

FRENCH” NEWSPAPER SAYS PRINCE OF GREECE WILL BECOME HUSBAND Or  « ELIZABETH’

PRICE CHIEFS PLEAD FOR OPA   Bowles and Porter Warn of Inflationary Threat

Save OPA, Warn Bowles, Porter   Price Officials See Risk of Starting Production Tailspin

LastDitch Pleas tor  OPA Life Porter, Bowles  Warn of Risk Th Beitzuiro

HOPES FOR COAL AGREEMENT SIT ON LABOR CHIEF   Any Government Ac. tion To Settle Stymied Coal Min ers’ Dispute Will Be Left Up To Schwellenbach.

COAL DECISION LEFT TO SCHWELLENBACH   Truman Questions Legalits Of Any Firmer Action

Government Turns Strike Over, To:Schwellenback As_ Leval Actions Are Lacking 

SUPPLY OF COAL IS RUNNING OUT   GOVERNMENT HOPES , SCHWELLENBACH: CAN SETTLE MINE STRIKE

Government Pegs Its Hope For Settlement Coal Strike SquarelyOn Schwellenbach

COAL HOPES ON SCHWELLENBACH   Truman Doubts Legality 01 Firmer Action

Meat Shortage Laid to GOP   Pepper Says Taft, Other OPA Foes Responsible

Puts Baby In Attic To Starve   Unmarried Mother Charged With Murder

Former Prime Minister, Accompanied by Pres. Truman, Take Part in Ceremonies at Westminister.

Fulton Greets C-Day With Carnival Air--40,000 Jam City To See Churchill

Fulton Crowded In Welcome to Famous Guests   Townspeople, Visitors Jam Streets To See Trumonand Churchill

Fulton  Greets  Notables   Weather Is Fine As’ - Crowds Cheer. Truman and Churchill; Speech Highlights Da

Fulton, Mo. Center of World Interest on City’s Big Day   Crowds Tingle With Excitement Waiting for  Truman, Churchill

Major Speech  In Small Town   Churchill and President Truman in Missouri College Town Greeted by Thrones

Churchill Truman  At Fulton   Parade at the State Capital  Enroute to the College Town

FBI Probes Georgia Primary; “Wise” “Negroes Warned To Stay From Polls

Army Plane Finds Sun Shining in Center of Storm   Usual Rains Lacking B-29 Crew Reports After Flying in Area

Agreement Unlikely in Coal Strike   Livtle Chance Seen For Set tltment— Truman May Take Action

Italian CabinetDebates Strike Of Oil Workers   Labor Unrest Spreads; Journalists Join Walkout of  Typographers

Lewis Demand Termed  ‘Bigger’   Senator Byrd Will Press His Bill  Even Harder

Byrd Will Press To Outlaw Lewis Payroll Program   Says Switch From Royalty To Payroll Is Same Thing, Only Bigger

Senate Plans Labor Votes   Byrd Presses Drive Against Coal Levies

Would Ban Coal’ Tonnage Tax Fund for Any Purpose But Would ‘Allow  Donations: : for Union Picnics and: Games. .

Byrd Drives To Broaden Strike Contiol Measure   Miners’ Welfare Fund Criticized

STRIKE CONTROL BILLS DEBATED BY SENATORS   Strong ys. Mild Labor Law Forces Lineup for Votes on Measures

Byrd Opposing Lewis’ Scheme   Says Switch From Royalty To Payroll Demand Is Same Thing

just as Soft Coal Contract May Be Terminated, so Also May That With Hard Coal Operators Re Tunked.

Red Sox Beat Cardinals, 6-3, Lead in Series  Dobson Hurls Boston Victory; Pollet Removed in First   BOX SCORE

TELPPWONE WORKERS CLAIM ATL-CIA SUPPORT FOR WORK STOPPAGE SET FOR THURSDAY

PHONE UNION CLAIMS AID OF AFI CIO   Walkout Set for © Thursday to Affect 250,000 Workers

PHONE UNION. ~ STRIKE PLAN 1S PREPARED   SUPPORT OF AFI, AND CIO WORKERS PLEDGED FOR . NATIONWIDE WALKOUT SCHEDYLED THURS* " DAY

CLAIM SUPPORT -INPHONE STRIKE   Independent Group and AT&T in 11th Hour Parley Seek to Avert Tie-Up

;MOwWITT wiaCNeCNnZiec Oays.   Franco Hints Desire For Ties In U.S.

M'KENZIE FINDS SPANISH LEADER HAS DEFINITE GOAL FOR NATION: BELIEVES HE IS ON RIGHT ROAD

Spain Rig ue     ; dicates: People of ‘His  Country Aspire to  GloserRelaiions With Wnuited States -.

ti Mackenzie’s Column  ‘Franco Believes He Is The One  To Lead Spain Onto Right Track   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP World Traveler

Towa Farm Boys And _ Girls Offered $20,000  In Prizes And Awards

$20,000 IN PRIZES 4-H CLUB CONGRES: IOWA STATE FAIR   lowa Farm Boys and Girls Offered Prizes at lowa Centennial, August 21-30

Allies: Corral 1000 i in Nazi. Plotting   ‘Smash Worst: Threat ‘To ‘Occupation: ‘Security Since War. -

7,000 Troops  Arrest Nazis   Raids Effected Without  { Tlnvsual Incident

1,000 SEIZED IN NAZI HUNT   American, British Raiders Conduct Big Roundup Of Suspected Plotters

(german Homes Searched In  Round-Up Of Nazi Plotter:   About 1,000 Suspects Seized by American and British Raiding Parties — U. S. Soldiers Suffer-No Casualties

Thorough Search  For Pro-Nazi  Germans Are Made Allted Treape and  Agents Uninjured in Malkinw Aaneatea

No Injuries Reported By Yank Raiders   200 Homes Searched In Western Germany. 1,000 Nazis Held

AMERICANS TAKE 1,000 SUSPEGTS   200 Towns in Germany Yield Germans Held For Nazi Activities

Nearly 1,000 Germans lAeronted In Roundup   Homes In Nearly 200 Towns Raided; No Harm Suffered By 7,000 American Soldiers In Raids, Although Shootings Occurred

Allied Combat Troops, Agents Conduct Raids   1,000 Suspects in Nazi Plot Are Apprehended

Allies’ Raids Snare 1,000  In Germany   Persous Suspected Of Nazi Plotting  Taken in Homes

100 Towns Are Covered in Raids As Allies Smash Nazi Conspiracy   1,000 Germans Suspected of Subversive Activities Are Seized   U. 5., BRITISH TROOPS SUFFER NO CASUALTIES   Gun Exchanges Reportedly Occur in Several Towns and Villages

ALLIED UNITS IN ROUNDUP OF NAZI SUSPECTS   Thousand Germans Suspected Of Plotting Against Allies Are Held   AXMANN IDENTIFIED AS UNDERCOVER MAN

Scraping Bin Bottoms of ‘Ever-Normal’ Granary Reserves Virtually Wiped Out

U.S. HITS BOTTOM OF HUGE WHEAT SUPPLY   /nprecedented Demands On Nation Bring Pinch

Soviet Officers Say U.S. Captors Mistreated Them   Interview Believed Reply to  American Charges in Spy Areument

Two Russian Officers Claim They Were Treated ‘Like Criminals’ by Americans

Border Belt Leaf Prices Continue *  To Climb Today   Prices Exceed Yester:  day’s Record Highs.

Border Belt Leaf Prices Continue™  To Climb Today ‘   Prices Exceed. Yester day’s Record Highs: -

Spain’s Case Cuts Deeper  Than Seems   So Many Elements Have Been Injected Inte It That lis Compdsition Is As Cont plicated As a PotDOUEPI

Army, Navy Are Planning Vast Network of Underground Military, Industrial Installations

Survey Caverns to Use in Atomic War   Underground Installations Are Being Planned.

Feed Grain Restrictions Removed   Residential Sales  And Rentals Remain lindan 11 C0 Memkea

Truman, Molotov  Hold Conference  Soviet Envoy Pays Courtesy Call

Pauley Asks Apology by Sen. Tobey   Saltonstall’s Suggestion That He Bow Out Is Under Advisement.

Krug Selected  Interior Boss   Troan Picks Former WPE Head For Iekes’ Post

Krug Named New Interior Secretary   el ed Me   rormer WPB Chairman Fiominaied ror Fost  Vacated by Ickes

Krug Named As Secretary Of Interior   Former Chairman of War Production Board Will Take Post Vacated by Tekes March 15

Offensive Begins   Sino Government Strikes From Three Directions at Communists

SINO RED CITY IS NAT GOAL   Three-Pronged Advance on Kalgan May End China’s Last Chance for Negotiated Peace in Civil War

Chinese Open Major Drive On Kalgan   Attack Said To B Equivalent To War Declaration

Huge Offensive Toward Red Capital Regarded as Declaration Of War That Will Bring Sime. lar Declaration From Communists.

Impatiently Awai Announcement ol Wage-Price Plan   White House Silent  On New Developments In Steel Settlement

Steel Decision Awaited  White House Incommunicativ. About Any New

Union, Steel Mills Await  Price Policy   Announcement Of Increase Will Determine Whether Strike Ends

Steel Strikers and Industry Are Impatiently Awaiting Wage-Price. Policy White House Announcement

AWAIT STEEL PRICE PLANS ‘OF OVERNMENT   Will Determine Whether Nation wide Steel Strike Will Be Settled

Steel Chiefs, Workers Await Policy Statement   Government Officials Say Announcement Stil I: Coming, but Refuse To Say When

FIRST COUNTY CONV, AMVET AUXILIARY IN MILFORD NEXT WEEK   [MELFORD AND COUNTY UNIT  ED SERVICE WOMEN’S OR.  GANIZATION NOW AMVET!  AUXYLYARY.

Co, Convention Amvets Auxiliary In Milford Thurs   MILFORD UNIT TO BE HOSTESS ON THURSDAY, JUNE SOTH

AIR ROW LOOMS WITH ARGENTINA   Request For Landing Rights in U. S. Expected By Informed Sources

Argentina May Pose New Problem By Demanding Aviation Rights In US.

PLANTS IDLE AS WELLSTON GOES WITHOUT POWER   Mayor And Strikers See ‘Ne Hope’ For Immediate Settlement In Dispute

POWER STRIKE HITS S. E, OHIO   Closes Factories, Darkens Homes at Wellston

POWER PLANT STRIKE CRIPPLES OHIO TOWN   700 Factory Workers Idle In Walkout At Wellston

But President’s Plea for Opening of Palestine To Immigrants from Europe Brings ‘Hot Reply’ from Attlee’s Office—Britain Thinks Chief Executive’s Statement Will Hinder Future Settlement.

Truman Calls On Britain For Immediate Entry Of Jews Into Palestine

Attlee Called Upon Not To Delay Action   Would Not Wait For Settlement, Says President

TO END DELAY IN PALESTINE   Truman Stresses Need For Action Before Winter Comes

BAUTAIN TOLD FS RIRRER TOPALESTIN   Views on Displaced Persons   Relief Before Winter Cabled Attlee.

Rejects. Division Plan for Holy Land   President Promises American Shipping, Economic Aids—Cabl Yom Kinonur Text to Attlee

Yom Kippur Statement Sent Attlee   Says Immigration Laws of Other Countries Should Be Liberalized

Asks Attlee to Change Policy and Admit Displaced Jews - Into: Palestine   CLAIMS IMMIGRATION LAWS ARE TOO RIGID

Would Let Jews into Palestine   Truman Calls for Substantial Influx Beginning at Once

Urges Britain Admit Refugees  Into Palestine   Statement Asking Immediate Ac tion Made Over Protest of London Officials —

Truman Calls For Two Phase Jewish Palestine Program   Arab Leader Cites British Promise For 2 Month Delay

'Truman Calls On Attlee To ‘Open Palestine At Once To European Jewish Immigrants:

DECISION DUE TODAY ON RAILROAD STRIKE   2 Brotherhoods Will Stud) Fact-Finders’ Report

Drotherhoods Otuay Nep  Netlnauride Rail Strike By May 18 Is Prospect

Rail Strike Possibility For Next Month   Decision Expected From Railway Brotherhood On Strike By Late Today

SOVIETS WiLL NOT GIVE UP DAIREN SOON   Writer Says Reds Plan to Stay in “Free” Port Until After a Peace Treaty Is Signed With the Japanese GCovernment.

Dairen is Ruled With Iron Hand   Soviets in Full Control Of Manchurian City, Scene of Ship Incident

HUNGER AND FEAR ‘REPORTED RIFE IN MANCHURIAN CITY   Industry Paralyzed and Reds Keep Americans Under Close Watch

Army Wants Gateway Until After Jap Pact  Manchurian Port Dismal Sight: =. . off... TT... BP...) Waal

Russia Intends To Keep Contro Of Dairen   Signing Of Peace With Japan Used As Occupation Excuse

BY WILLIAM H. NEWTON .. Scripps Howard Staff Writer.  0 eee Ce” ._ ne cee i . . ee oe  Te

U. S. Newsman Reports Red Cruelty To Chinese   Tennessee Senator Urges Action To Halt Soviets In Pacific; State Department Silent On Ultimatum Given American Ship

Reds Intend To Maintain Dairen Hold   BY WILLIAM H. NEWTON (Representing the Combined World Press) Distributed by the Associated

By WILLIAM H. NEWTON   (Representing the Combined World Press) Distrihnied hye The Associated Press

Life is Closely Guarded Behine lron Curtain   Re> VU ERE E Rie RE, UNE YY ASP IN  Scripps: Howard Staff Writer  Representing Combined World _, — ee

This Was Learned Today by ‘W. H. Newton of Combined World Press.   KEEP MILITARY FORCES   Will Retain Them There Until After the Peace Traty Is Signed.

RUSSIA- INTENDING TO KEEP PORT AS MANCHURIAN GATE   Soviets to Retain Military Control Until After Peace Pact Is Siened

American Reporter Says Little Freedom Behind Russian ‘Iron Curtain’ in City

Army To Stay Until Signing  Japanese Paet   Take Advantage of Technteal Definition of Clause In Russo-China Agreement   Cold, Depressed And Dismal City   Civilians Eke Out Existence of Privation and Fear; Freedom Of Speech Banned

Russ Within Rights, Admits  Washinston   ‘Reds Plan to Stay at -.. Manchuria Gate, Says 2 Newsman: -

Soviets Want America Out Of China, But Welcome Lend-Lease Equipment

At Least Until After a;Peaceé Treaty Signed   Catch’ in Chinese- Rus§ Pact; Iron-Handed Rule in Gate City

Reds Will Keep Hold On Dairen   U. S. Awaits Official Reports On “Get Out” Ukimatum   By WILLIAM H. NEWTON Scripps-Howard Staff Writer Representing Combined World Press

Soviets Will Keep Control Over Dairen   Plan To Maintain Troops There Until Peace Pact Signed With Japan

Russia Intends  nee Control Of Dairen   Technicality In Treaty  Gives Right

Russia to Keep Hold on Dairen  aren 4. Mdihtame Fareec There Until Treaty Is Signed

5 eee nee CUTIE. > Russia To Keep Forces In Dairen (Until Jap Peace Treaty’s Signed

Dairen Fully Under Control Of Russians   Reds Intend To Stay, Reporter Sovs After Visit

Russia Plans To Control Dairen City   Soviets Will Maintain Forces There Until Treaty Signed

Red Control of Dairen Based on Treaty ‘Catcn’   Reds Making Full Use of U.S. Equipment in Forbidden City

Russia Will Rule Dairen Until Jap Peace Is Siened   Reds Determined to Keep Full Control of Manchurian Gateway City   INFLATION, HUNGER, IDLENESS COMMON   Soviet Propaganda Blames Presence of United States Troops in China

Yank Reporfers Denied Permits To Leave Ship   Russians Using Treaty Technicality To Keep Sway Despite China Pact

Dairen Is City Of Privation, Fear’ vn Cantrol Of Gateway T° Manchuria

Says Reds to Control City In Manchuria   Will Keep Forces In City of Dairen Until Treaty Is Signed, Writer Says   By WILLIAM H. NEWTON (Representing the Combined World Press) Distributed by The Associated Press

RUSSIANS CCCLPY MANGHURIA “GATE ON TECHNICALITY  Chine ee tia ely Regulated a gan andiz ily Fee  PUSTERS CRITICIZE U. S.   Hungry and Jobless Told Their Plight Is Due to Americans in Country

Russia Plans to Hold Dairen Say Correspondent   By WILLIAM H. NEWTON (Representing the Combined World Press)

MORRISVILLE FIRE C9. TO WOLD DEDICATION   Bronze Plaque to Be Placed In Front of Fire House   SELECT PICNIC DATE

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc in The Various  Communities

Truman Says Atom Faets Safe in U.S.   Senate Committee Begins Probe of  Espionage Act

PRESIDENT TELLS NEWS CON. FERENCE SAFEGUARDS SUFFICIENT—NO COMMENT ON

Russians Admit Agents Involved Bur Charge Canada Exaggerates Importance Of Data

BOWLES DECLARES U. §. COAL DISPUTE MUST BE SETTLED   Economic Stabilizer Is Heard by Senate Committee.   HOPE OF RESUMING PARLEYS NOW DIM   Negotiations Scheduled to Start Again Today at Capital.

COAL STRIKE IS NEUTRALIZING RECONVERSION   Bowles Warns Walkout Is Body . Blow To Economy

Krug Issues Freeze as Lewis Balks at Threat   Says Action Taken as Precaution in Strike Crisis

Legal Action Threats Held In Contempt  Lewis Ignores’ ~ Orders of Krug

LEWIS SILENT AS KRUG ACTS IN EMERGENC'   Miner Leader Faces Fight on Wage, Hour Demand

Legal Action Threats Held  In Contempt’  Lewis Ignores Ns a icin Pr k r sees a

DOUGLAS ASKS » TOKEEP BENCH   Prefers Supreme Court Job Over Cabinet Post of Ickes

DOUGLAS SHUNS INTERIOR POST   Truman's Stand Behind Pauley Is Unchanged

Report Douglas Prefers To Stay In Present Joh   Washington Hears Supreme Court Justice Not Desir. ing Cabinet Post   OTHERS MENTIONED TO SUCCEED ICKES

Senators Take a Look at the Facts  Nylon Supply Not Expected  To Improve For Over Year

NYLON SHORTAGE FOR YEAR SEEN   SENATORS TOLD HOSE WILL BE SCARCE UNTIL NEW PLANT IS BUILT.

Senators Take a Look at the Facts pi ee ee aes  Nylon Supply Not Expected To Improve For Over Year

One-Trillion Pengo Note Issued in Hungary As Inflation Increases

Letters Written By Doolittle Fliers Found   Penned Before Trio Executed by Japs For Bombing Tokyo

Operators See No Hope For Early Peace   Steel Cutbacks And Idleness In Other Lines Blamed  On Strike.

Operators Prepare To Resume Their Negotiations With Striling UMW Today; Drop In Steel Output To Continue   MANAGEMENT SEEKS TO DISCUSS WAGES

UMW, OPERATORS RESUME PARLE   Management Now Expects Tieup to Last Minimum of Three Weeks

COAL STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE TODAY   Drop in Steel Production Continues as Coal Supply  Dwindles

Tells Police He Hit Man Ir Self-Defense   Choked ‘Woman With Rope, He Confesses

HUNTER ADMITS SLAYING PAIR CITES THREAT   Says Life Menaced. Alter He Found Churchman and Singer at Love Tryst.

J. L. Woolridge Declares That Koontz Attacked Him After Being Discovered in Embrace.   TAKEN TO PENDLETON UNTIL CHARGES FILED

Negro Janitor Admits Double Slaying at Mill   Disclose U.S. Officers Living  With German Girls in Reich

Says He Caught Pair in Embrace And His Life Was Threatened After He Recognized Man As Superintendent Of Stone Company

Deaths of Indiana Man and Companion  in Quarry Solved      Slayer Says He Was Attacked After Finding Them in Embrace

Negro Admits Killing Pair In Stone Mill   Ground Hog Hunter Says Slain Man Told Him He Would Not  Live to Tell Discovery

NEGRO ADMITS SLAYING TWO AT BLOOMINGTON   Claims Koontz Threatened Death After Discovery of Pair at Stone Mill

NEGRO!S HELD IN SLAYING OF TWO HOOSIERS   Signed Stetement Tetls of Finding Businesiman, Woman In Stone Mill

JANITOR ADMITS  INDIANA KILLING,  POLICE REPORT SIGNED STATEMENT  DESCRIBES SCENE AT ABANDONED MILL

Negro Admits Slaying Two in Stone Mill   Claims He Killed Only After Being Attacked by Keontz

Negro Admits Slaying Couple In Stone Mill   Declares He Killed Pair In Self-Defense After Being Threatened

Beep id ie f SLY  Self Defense Claimed In Man’s Death  Confession Solves Indiana Mystery

Janitor Admits Slaying Of Two In Love Tryst   Negro Tells Police He Put Bodies In Pit; Choked Woman With Rope

INDIANA TRAGEDY  Negro Confesses Double ~ Slavina in Deserted Mill

  Police Captain Asserts Negro Janitor Has ‘Admitted Killing Pair

A NEGRO JANITOR CONFESSES 10 A DOUBLE KILLING   Jos. Woolridge Told Police He Murdered Russel! Koontz and Mrs. Coleman.   SLAIN IN STONE MILL   The Negro Told Officers He Killed Koontz In Self Defense.

Negro Confesses Slaying Couple In Indiana Mill   Admits Slaying Former S. S. Teacher And Choir Singer, Say Police

SLEW PAIR IN SELF DEFENSE JANITOR SAYS   (Claims Life Threatened  When He Surprised  Two In Embrace

Ne gr o Janitor Admits Killing In Stone Mill   Sunday ‘School ‘Superiniicu deni and Choir Singer, -Murdered After Dis« eovered In Entbrace

Negro Signs Confession To Murder of Indiana Pair   Tells Police He Found Couple in Embrace, Was Threatened After Discovery

Mi. B. HENNRICH DED TUESDAY   Funeral Will Be Held On Friday, December is 71h

heat ant eettententemeneeel, T ment emememmement noemaned P. AND M. BANK HAS . HOLIDAY MONDAY

President Signs Watered-Down Employment Act   New Law is Only Beginning, Chief Executive Says

TRUMAN SIGNS ‘FULL’ JOB BILL   It’s Not What He Hoped For But Great Step Forward Says President

27 Japanese Indicted as War Criminals   E-Premier Tojo Heads List as Alleged Crimes Are Announced; Emperoi Hirohito Not Mentionec

UNO Council Vote on Manuilski's Proposal for Java Probe Blocked 

After Fruitless Indonesia Session  UNO Adjourns   Manuilski Asks For Fact Finding; Egypt Offers Compromise

Egypt Offers New Solution In Java Dispute  Calls For Eventual Dotatekh Wishdeawal

UNO COUNCIL HEARS NEW RED CHARGE   Says British Failed To Disarm Japs In Indonesia

UNO Council Delays Vote On Java Row   Adjourns Until Tomorrow Without Deciding On Ukrainian Demand

British Accused In Slaying   Deelsion Deferreil By UNO After New - Soviet Charges

UNO GETTING NOWHERE ON INDONESIA —   Councils diaurns To Conside . Egyptian Proposal

BRITISH POLICY AGAIN UNDER FIRE AT UNO SESSION   Security. Council Fails fe ... Reach Decision on In- Be eetian Bernina.

Egypt Offers Compromise In Indonesian Row   Council Adjourns For Few Hours To Study New Proposal

ENGLISH ACCUSED IN COUNCIL OF UNO BECAISE OF DEATH   Killing Of Brigadier I: Said After Effect of Failure.   UKRAINE LEADER - UNLOOSES BLAST   Denunciation of Policy In Indonesia Is Made Today.

BLIZZARD HUWLS IN WESTERN AREA   Chicago Temperature I On Way Down; Hits 26 Degrees.

Montana in Good Financial Shape  Auditor’s Report Lists Fiaqures

Montana in Good Financial Shape Auditor’s Report  Tiete BPiecceac

His Postwar House Constructed, Ready To Live In, But Final Cost Is $175,000

KaiserModelHome Costs $175,000   ‘Dream House’ Is Ready  for Mass Production to Relieve Shortage

But Then It's Got Everything .... First Of Kaiser’s Post - War Dream Houses Costs $175,000

Two-Bedroom Home That Cost $175,000 Opened, May Be Die for Many More

Russia Regards Retention of Jranian Question On Agenda As &\ Most Unfriendly Act. Ilolds It Against The Charter

Reds. Expect End To Issue  Moscow Paper Assails Jran Agenda Listing

Russia Firm in Demand That [rar Issue Be Dropped  Attitude of Tehran   Attitude of Tehran Regarding UNO Issue Not Entirely Clear

Tran May Ask That Issue »  Be Removed   Council’s Decision Keeping It Alive Assailed by Pravd:

8g For Peace  Sec. Byrnes Quotes Gold Star Mother   Letter Read In New York Is Convincing

America’s} s Hope » For Peace, T, The Plea Of Gold Star Mother, Revealed By Byrnes

Coe mes teen en teen et ne  Dead Marine’s Mother Makes Toucl hing o Plea For A ‘Peoples Peace’ let W orld

IN ATASON CTY      UN Delegates Hear Peace Plea of Goldstar Mother Whose Son Died on Sugar Loaf Hill  to as1ic~

‘AMERICA’S HOPE FOR PEACE’  Gold Star Mother's Plea Goes to U. N.

‘America’ s Hope For Peace, The Plea Of Gold Star Mother, Revealed By Byrnes

EIGHTY-MILE-AN-HOUR  WINDS HIT BORGER  CAUSE HIGH DAMAGE CARBON BLACK PLANT,  AIRPORT HARD HIT; MORE HEAT FORECAST

CHIANG FORCES REPULSE REDS      Russian Army Leaves Mukden Region

Man, 65, Claims Right to Wear Ladies’ Pants; Court Says Too Brief

Challenge Right Of Court to Make Him Quit Wearing Ladies’ Panties

TEMPERATURES   Jury Takes 26 Minutes Find Hemans Guilty, May  Make Appeal

Connally in Plea Nation Stay Strong   Texan Tells Senators Aggression Must Be Opposed by U.S.

Connally Says U.S. Must Maintain Strong Armed Forces; Gives Report to Senate

AMERICA I$ URGED TQ KEEP STRENGTH   Connally Says U. S. Must Oppose Aggression, be Prepared.

Preparedness Plea Sounded   Senator Advocates Maintaining Army To Halt Aaaression.

NATION MUST MAINTAIN ITS ARMED MIGHT   Senator Tom Connally Reports on His Part In Big Four Meeting at Paris.

Fight Aggression By Armed Might, Connally Pleads   Texas Solon Urges Troops Be on Hand To Back UN Policy

Pointed Slap Seen Aimed Ai Russ Designs   Calls On America To Keep Greatest Navy For U. S. Security

Strong Navy. Army Asked  by Connally   Must Be Maintained To Oppose Aggression By Any. He Declares

Boy Fires Fatal Shot At Officer   Tries Suicide When Apprehended In Chase At Washington, D. C.

Galva Topples Walnut 11 From State’s Leaders   ‘County’s Farm Income Shows Large Increase;  Crops And Livestock Valued At Over $6,544,006

CONGRESSMAN J. M. CURLEY, 4-TERM BOSTON MAYOR. FINED $1.000 AND GIVEN TERM IN JAIL

Cong. Curley Is Sentenced To Jail Term   Fine Boston Congressman  $1,000, Set Prison  Time Up To One And  One-Half Years

Curley Sentenced To Jail Term in Mail Fraud Case    Judge Atlows Boston Mayor . To Remain Free While Appeal Is Taken

A.F. OF L. OFFERS PROPOSAL TO END OAKLAND STRIKE   Price of Peace Is Limitation of Discussion in Unionization Dispute to Two Stores.   MERCHANTS’ GROUP ANSWER IS AWAITED   Action Follows C. I. O. Threat to Cut Off Electricity, Gas, Water and Phone Service.

Union Makes Peace Offer At Oakland   Set To End Strike If Discussions  Held to 2 Stores

Paris Conferees Approve Big Four Compromise On Italian- Yugoslav Boundary

Peace Teams Fail To Halt Scramble  F or Manchuri   Chinese Factions, Clashing For Changchun, Ignore Armistice Groups

CHINESE SNUB ALLIED TEAMS   REDS AND NATIONALS RACE FOR CHANGCHUN

Opposing Chinese Armies Snub Armistice Teams   Peace-Makers Await Clarification of  Their Authority

CHINESE ARMIES SPURN PE ACEMAKING GROUPS   Rival Factions Scramble‘ for Control of Manchurian Capi tal]

Chinese Communist and Nationalist Armies Turn Cold Shoulder on 4 Armistice Teams in Manchuria

Peace leams Are Ignorea In Manchuria   Chinese Communists And Nationalists Scramble for Changchun

LEFTISTS WON —TEST.IN ROME      fa ON VICTORIES ALSO REGISTERED IN TUE FIVE OTHER MAJOR CITIES,

Life Imprisonment For Three Others; Four Given 10-20  Years; 3 Acquitted   FLASH!

GOERING, 11 OTHERS TO HANG FOR WAR CRIMES   Hess Gets Life Imprisonment

Von Papen, Schacht, Fritzsche Freed; Hess Gets Life   Ribbentrop, Keitel, Jodl, Rosenberg, Streicher Also Face Death

Schacht, Von Papen, Fritzsche Are Freed; Few Display Any Emotion:

TRUMAN WORLD CRISIS VIEW NOT FULLY SHARED   Held Falling Short In Light of Events And Own Advisors

Some Leaders Don't Feel as Optimistic About International Situation as President Truman

Truman Speech Fails To Allay Fears Of Nation   INTERNATIONAL EVENTS TEND TO ALARM AMERICANS

SolonsIrking World Affairs   Truman Remains Calm In Soviet Crisis

TRUMAN PLAN T0 DISCOUNT ALARM FALLING SHORT   Some Close Advisors Not Feeling Too Ootimistic Over Problems

TRUMAN TRIES TO SOFT PEDAL FEARS OF WAR   State Department Is Anxious Regarding Churchill Plan To Reply To Stalin

Truman's Efforts To Discount Alarm Fail To Cover Real Fears   Congressional Leaders Warn That Repeated Speeches Against Russia Are Agegravating Tense State of World Affairs.

CALMING NOTE IS SOUNDED BY PRESIDENT   Truman Indicates No Cause for Alarm Over Imminence of New War.

TRUMAN UNABLE  TO HALT ALARM ‘IN WASHINGTON   Daily Outbursts Against Russia in Congress May Be Stopped

TRUMAN'S. AIDES LESS CPIIMISTIC THAN PRESIDENT   Agree War Is Not Imminent, but They Believe Solution Will Be Difficult   MAY HUSH CRITICISMS  Congress Leaders May Put Pressure on Colleagues to Curh Remarks

OPA NOT PLANNING RETURN TO RATIONING AS URGED FOR FEEDING OF STARVING EUROPEANS

Wouldn’t Aid Situation In Europe, View   Time Element Is Given As Reason For Decision

RATIONING RETURN CALLED UNLIKELY   Government Officials Say Grain and Fats Are Shortest.

OPA Denies U.S. Facing Food Ration   Agency Says Time Insufficient to Put Proecram Into Effeei

Doubt Rationing Return Needed   ‘Assert It Would Take Too Long To Be Useful

FOOD RATIONING FEARS QUIETED   Little Possibility Seen By OPA Despite Mounting Hunger In World

Nation Will Not Have Rationing Again, OPA Says   Peak Of World Crisis Expected By Summer, Officials Point Out

FOOD RATIONING NOT 10 RETURN, QFFICIALS FEE!   OPA Says Machinery Could Not Be Restored Before Crisis Is Passed   ELECTIONS ALSO FACTOF  Administration Has Power te Reinstate Controls, Sen. Taft Points Out

OPA PREDICTS NO RATIONING ON FOOD INU, S   World Famine Crisis Should End With Harvest

U.S. WILL NOT TRY TO RESTORE RATION SYSTEN   Peak of World Food Crisis Over by Summer, Officials Say

Three Children Died Froin Burn:   Their Parents and Three Sis. ‘ters Were Hospitalized.

Eight Children Perish in Fires  Three Others Suffer  Sarinuc Burns

Third Gir! Near Death In Tragedy   intense Heat from Minor Blaze Dehydrates Tots While They Sleep.

THREE DIE FROM BURNS   Five Others Injured in Kansas City Rooming House Blaze

ER FIRMS * FACE OPA SUITS   55 Companies, 18 Builders Charged With Price Violations

VIOLENCE FLARES IN MOVIE STRIKE   Two Groups Dispute Jurisdiction of 350 Workers

EARLE HEADS ANTI REDS   Duff Says New Taxes Necessary If Teachers To Get More Pay

Move To End Coal Strike Turned Back   Union And Operators Give Cold Shoulder To Goyernment Efforts

Fear General Collapse For U. S. Industry   Both Operators And Miners Are Cold To U. S. Mediation

Federal Plan To End Strike Is Rejected   Coal Operators, Miners Both Give U. S. Suggestion Cold Shoulder

SHOOTING CASE TO BE REOPENED  Cameron Physician To Face Trial In Plainview May 28

CRACK DOWN ON AUTO RACKETS   Indictments In Detroit Important Step In  OPA Campaien

Republicans Include Vote Plank   Both Parties Piedge To Resubmit Liquor Question to Voters; ‘Dominates Councils. .

Republicans Are ForResubmission   Party Council Favors Put. ting Liquor Question Up  for a Vote   GASOLINE TAX ISSUE   Both Parties Include Planks  on School Reorganization Law

Kansas Is Headed for Liquor Vote   Republican -Platform For Resubmission; Democrats Favor Outright Repeal

TO STRIKE AT BLACK MARKET   29 Investigators, 4 Attorneys Named To Iewa District

Reuther And Thomas Fight For Position   Disagreement Over Way G.M. Strike Handled Bared

Reuther, Thomas Wrangle   UAW Leaders in Free-for-All For Presidency

CIO President Murray Walks Into Free-For-All Political Fight At UAW Convention   Thomas And Reuther Seek Presidency; Charges, Counter-Charaes Made

Union Strategy In GMC Strike Bared By Feud   Murray In Middle Of Bitter Row Between Reuther And Thomas

Phil Murray Involved in UAW Dispute   Name Dragged in by Thomas and Reuther in Presidency Fight

Union Having Family Trouble   Murray Will Address Convention Of  Workers Today

Words Flying Thick And Fast ....  Murray Steps Into Hot Fight Between Reuther And Thomas At CIO Meet

Phil Murray Put On Spot In Union’s  Family Feud   CiO Chief To Speak At Gathering Today

UAW-CIO Union Splits Over G-M Strike Policy      Murray Charges Reuther Is ‘Dupe Of AFL’ In Move To Draw Auto Workers In

Reuther and Thomas Fight To Head UAW   Presidency Campaign Bares Cleavages Over GM Strike Strategy— CIO Head in Middle

Contractor, By Yimminy” Paid to Get War Contract   Hired Congressman—Not Political Gift, Says Anderson

Bevin Pleads For Unity In Making Peace   Foreign Minister of Belgium Protests Present Draft of Italian Peace Treaty Is too Harsh.

BEVIN DECLARES UNITY VITAL TC GLOBAL PEACE   Briton Reviews the Trieste Issue — Italian Treaty Termed ‘Too Harsh’

‘Harmony in Peace   Ades Follows. ‘Spaak’s * Criticism of Theaty Drafted for Italy :   BELGIAN SAYS “HARSH”   . Briton Asks De legates, “What If Germany Had - Been Victor?”

Bevin Tells Paris Parley World Unity Key to Peace  President of U.N. Assembly Declares Terms of Italian Treaty Toe Harsh

NEW UNITY PLEA HURLED BY BEVIN   Called Peace ‘Foundation’ Belgian Hits Italian Plan

Unity Must Be Foundation Of Peace, Declares Bevin  Belaian Says Italy Treated Harshly

Italian Pact Too Harsh, Belgian Leader Asserts   Bombshell Is Tossed Into Morning Session By Greece's Premier

TREATY FOR ITALY IS CALLED HARSH   Belgian Foreign Minister  Resistance to Germans  Should Not Be Declared Null and Void

Bevin Pleads For  Harmony inPeace   Address Follows Spaak’s Criticism of Treaty Drafted for Italy   BELGIAN SAYS “HARSH”   Briton Asks Delegates, “What If Germany Had Been Victor?”

Bevin Puts Emphasis On Unity for Peace, Not Seeking Trieste   Denies Belgian’s Contention Italian Peace Treaty Too Harsh, Reminds Thet Italy Was Aggressor

Bevin Says Unity Gave Victory And Can Assure Peace   British Foreign Minister Makes His Plea  Before Parley.

Bevin Says Unity Is Necessary For World Peace  : Belgian Says Peace Terms for Italy Are Much Too Harsh

delgium Declares Italian Peace Treaty Too Harsh   Bevin Appeals for War-Time Unity in Speech to Conference

EASIER TERMS ON ITALY ASKED   Belgian Minister Asserts Present Peace Treaty Too Harsh  BEVIN URGES UNITY

Italian Peace Treaty Too Harsh, Says U. N. Leader   Belgian Speaks At Conference

UNITY APPEAL MADE BY BEVIN   Speaks at Plenary Session of Paris Peace Conference

Bevin Pleads For Unily in Peace Parley   Spaak Seeks Easier Terms In Treaty for Italy Ai Conference in Paris

Bevin Urges Unity Amon; Bie Powers   Great’ Britain’s Foreign Secreiary Denies Slav Charges; Says Italian Treaty Not Too Harsh

Unity Called Foundation For Peace   Foreign Minister Bevin Expresses Views; Pact For Italy Too Harsh

Bevin Pleads © For Unity:   Must Be Foundation For Peace As It Was For Victory; Too Hare On Italy, Says. Spaak

Ernest Bevin Takes Floor At Parley   Backs Plan To Strip Italy Of Her Colonies

Unity Must Be Foundation of Peace—Bevin  Says It Was Basis Of Our Peace

BEVIN ASSERTS UNITY MUST BE BASIS OF PEACE   Belgian Representative Says War Penalties On Italy ‘Too Severe’

UNITY FOUNDATION ‘OF OUR VICTORY SAYS SEC. BEVIN   And Must Be the Foundation -ef Our Peace, He Told Peace Meeting.   MOLOTOV PRESIDED   Speak Said Treaty Drafted ‘For Italy Was Too:

BELGIAN FOREIGN MINISTER DECLARES ITALY TREATY HARSH  BEVIN TELLS PEACE CON: FERENCE UNITY MUST BE PEACE FOUNDATION

Unity the Foundation Of Peace, Bevin Says   British Foreign Secretary  Speaks af. Peace Parley--Prannra ltrniten Ten nt..

Bevin Calls for Unity as Basis For Our Peace   Briton Denies: Slay’ ‘Charges of ‘Strategic Interest’ in Trieste

[Bevin Calls For Unity; Spaak Says Italian Peace Treaty  \Too Harsh In Present Form   Foreign Ministers Address Plenary Session, Of Paris Peace Conference

DESERT TRAIN WRECK TAKES LIVES OF SIX   70 Given Treatment As Cars Spilled Over Tracks

COUNTY BOARD MEETS APRIL 9   Morton Hampton Expected To Be Reelected  Chairman

Ivy Too Late To Get info District Race   Trimble Unopposed As Deadline For Filing Passes

Hint Sabotage After Break In Bis Power Line   ‘Rope Used To Bring High-Powered Lines Together In Strikebound Area.

HINTS SABOTAGE IN POWER BREAK   Most of Pittsburgh in Dark for Over 30 Minutes

Rail Brotherhoods Meet To Consider Walkout May 18   Say Only Last Minute Concessions Can Avert Strike

Rail Tieup Predicted By May 18   Union Disappointed In Recommendations Made By Board

CONCESSIONS TO AVOID RAILROAD STRIKE SOUGHT      Uniow-Management Meeting Is Set For Chicago On Monday s

Concessions By Operators Are Needed   Brotherhood Officials Angry, Say Only Last Minute  Break Will Suit.

Serious Meat Shortage Grips Nation  Some Relief May   Some Relief May Be in Sight; Marketings Gain

Steady Rise In Livestock Sales Noted  Meat Shortage Relief Possible: Shops Closing

Serious Meat Shortage Grips Nation   Some Relief May Be in Sight: Marketings Gain

MORE LIVESTOCK IS BEING SOLD   INCREASED MARKETING MAY BRING SOME RELIEF FROM MEAT SHORTAGE,

Big Four Holding Secret Session; Advisors Barret   News Blackout Indicates Desperate Attempt to Reach Agreement   U. S. WON'T REVEAL ATOM BOMB FIGURES   Showdown Near in Trosp Census Fight Before UN Political Committee

BIG 4 HOLD PRIVATE CONFERENCE   Foreign Ministers Believed Trying to Agree on Trieste

Big Four In Secret Meeting  Ministers Confer Without Advisors  dg ma

PRIVATE CONFERENCE   Foreign Ministers Believed Trying to Agree on Trieste

Big A In Huddle On Trieste Fate   Secret Conference In Byrnes’ Suite May Solve Issue

BIG FOUR IN SECRET SESSION   Foreign Ministers Exclude Closest Advisors At Hush-Hush Meeting

Big Four Hold Bargaining Session ‘on Trieste With Top Advisers Barred

BIG FOUR STILL MEET IN PRIVATE   Even Personal Advisors Barred  From Conference

JURY ACQUITS ALL BUT TWO NEGROES IN RACE DISPUTE   Twenty-Three- Ane Freed From Charges af Participating in Disturbance

Jury Acquits 23 Negroes Accuses Of Race Rioting   Only Two Convicted In Lawrenceburg, Tenn. Court Trials

Twenty- Three Freed At Race Outbreak Trial   All-White Jury Brings In Verdict Against Only Two Defendants In Tennessee

All-White Jury Acquits 23 Negroes Held for Participation in Racial Disturbance in Tennessee Town

COAL MINERS CONTRACT UP FOR SCRUTINY   NO PROGRESS MADE TO END AIRLINE WALKOUT

Pre-Eleetion Walkout of 400,000 Miners Arou. ses Interest of the Justice Department

Implied Threat Is Studied by ‘Truman's Aides Justice Department  - Interested in Strike Notice

Coal Strike ls Discussed By Cabinet   Administration Says Present Contract Is ‘Still In Force

Surrender by Lewis Puts Next Move In Strike Up to Court   Pressure for Contract Talks Removed As Action Relieves Stranglehold on Industry; Government Claims Victory

Temperatures   House, Senate Control! Will Be Ours, Say Hannegan. and Reece

PARTIES CLAIM MAJORITIES IN HOUSE, SENATE   Hannegan Confident of _ Democratic Control of House

Control of Congress Is In Balance   Nation Goes to Polls in General Election Voting

Porty Leaders Bear Down As Showdown Nears  Demos And GOPs Claim Victory On Eve Of Tuesday's Election

Both Parties View Claims For Election   Issues Sharply Defined And Minds of Voters Now Made up; Republicans Need Net Gain

Chairmen Predict Victory   Leaders Of Both  Parties Claim They Will Have Control Of Senate And House

Both Hannegan And Reece See Wins in Congress   Interest Also Centers on Bricker and Dewey Races

Major Party Leaders Put Victory Tags  On Campaign   Hannegan Predicts Demos To Tighten Crip On Convress

Demo And GOP Chieftains Both Predict Gains   /Hannegan Sees Majority Status In Both Houses; Reece Says Republican Edge May Be Huge

Into Homestretch  Dems, GOP Both Expect To Gain 'Conaress Control

Hannegan States Party fo Raise House Majority   Republicans Also Confident as Election Nears

Demo Leader Sees Increase In Majority   Reece Expects GOP To Capture Senate, House; Campaign In Last Stretch

Both Parties Claim Victory   Bitter Off Year Campaign  Enters Final Hours’

Demos, GOP Bot! Claim Congress  Republicans Hope to Add 40-49 in House -

Demos Claim Voters Will Insure Hold  G.O.P. Sure of F  eee » Pee ee,

39,000,000 Vote Seen  For Tuesday  Dem Boss Says Party   Dem Boss Says Party Wil Tighten Crip On. Senate And Honse

Republican Boss Sces GOP: Congress; Dem. Official Sees Greater Majority. .

Demos Think They ll Keep A Majority   Leaders Issue Statements As Balloting Nears

Demos Claim Voters Will Insure Hold  G.O.P. Sure of  Tf nwownnce (C nnbenl

Party Heads See Victory  In Election   Democrats Confident Of Tightening Grip On Sen ate and House

GOP Confident On Control in  House, Senate  - Democrats for First Time Say They'll we Be SM anwwnne’ (:

Democrats Claim Vote In the Bag   Doubt That Truman Will Run in °48 © Now Cropping Out

“Super” Seniority Denied By Tribunal   Supreme Court Give: Ruling on Selective Service Act

Selective Service Ac! Dees Not Give Such Rights, Is Decision Of Supreme Court

VET LOSES CASE IN HIGH COURT   Super- Seniority Denied by ) High Tribunal

n Six-to-One Decision, Supreme Tribunal Says Service Man Must Begin at Point He Would Have Held if Not Inducted.

Reemployed GI Ruled Bound by Union Contract   6-1 Opinion Finds No Support for Further Assurance

Court Rules On Vet Job Rights   No ‘Super-Seniority’, Decision of Justices

COURT RULES ON SENIORITY   Holds Law Does Not Give Vets Preference On  Pre-War Jobs

No ‘Super-Seniority’ For.Vets, U. S. Supreme Court Rules ~   Decision Holds Veteran Has No More Seniorit Rights Than He Would Have Acquired Had He Remained on Job Continuously D uring War

Court Rules Veterans Do Not Have Super Seniority   Justice Douglas Writes Tribunal Searched In Vain For Any Statement Giving Veteran Work When There Was None Then Available For Him

Super Seniority Vet Job Rights Denied By Court   Hand Down Ruling In Brooklyn Welder Test Case; Union Cites ‘Upset’ Results

‘Super -Seniority  Denied Veterans  By Supreme Court Takes Status He Would  Have Attained if He Warked During the Wa

Veterans Possess No Super-rights  Supreme Court Rules en Employment Status

COURT VETOES ‘SUPER RIGHTS OF VETERAN   Labor Agreements Held Binding By Ruling

Super-Seniority Right Denied   Supreme Court Rules Vets bo Not Have Such Rights in GI Bill

VET-SENIORITY— —RULING-ISSUED                  [SUPREME COURT RULED TODAY. ON“*SUPER-SENIORITY"” UNDER THE DRAFT ACT

Super-Seniority « Denied Veterans   ’ Union View iew Is Upheld “by Justices,’ 6 to L in Teast Case

Vets Have No Seniority Gain High Court Rules On  Draft Act Provisions

VETERANS HAVE NO SUPER SENIORITY RIGHT. COURT SAYS   Supreme Bench Rules, 6 fo 1, Against Brooklyn Warker

Supreme Court Rules Against Super-Seniority Rights Of Vets; Collective Bargaining Rules Hold

U.S. SUPREME COURT RULES AGAINST VETS   Decision Is Made Draft Acts Fails in Preferential Rights

COURT DEFINES Gl SENIORITIES   Returning Servicemen Get No Top Rating, Tribunal Rules

SELECTION OF JURY SCHEDULED TUESDAY IN SAM ALLEN CASE  DEFENSE MOTION TO

SELECTION OF JURY SCHEDULED TUESDAY IN SAM ALLEN CASE   DEFENSE MOTION TO QUASH INDICTMENT OVER RULED BY JUDGE MAYS

State Police .. Probe Stabbing Mayor Suicide   Constable Candidate Attacks Executive of New Albany C. of C.-

Byrnes, Britain's Delegate Confer On Eve of Crucial Council Meeting   Statesmen Reportedly Agree To Continue Iran Issue’s Priority   REPORTS FROM RUSSIA, TEHRAN ARE AWAITED   Gromyko ‘Doesn't Know’ if He Will Attend Today's Session

BYRNES SEEKS SOLUTION FOR IRAN TROUBLE   NOTE FROM RUSSIA AWAITED BY UNO DELEGATES

Council Awaits Replies to Call For Information  Byrnes Confers   Byrnes Confers With Briton on Plans for Today

Byrnes Visits British Ambassador on Decision  Presses Iranian Issue

Iran to Appeal Russian Clash To UNO Board   Case Will Test Security Powers, Delegate  Foafesetaa Peecc

lran to Place Russian Dispute In UNO Hopper   Admit Decision Is Loaded With Dynamite’

Sindent Nurse ‘ls Killed in 'Hasnital Attack   Mt. Carmel Girl Dead, Another Nurse Hurt by Assailant

ASSAILANT FILLS 21) YR. OLD NURSE, WOUNDS ANOTHER   Mysterious Attack Oecurs in Riley Hospital Convalescent Home.   MAID HEARS SCREAM SEES MAN RUNNING

MYSTERIOUS SLAYING IN HOSPITAL      Nurse Killed and Another Injured by Unknown Assailant

20 Protest Selection of Negro Tutor   No Immediate Action Is Taken by Des  Moines Board

DISPUTE OVER  NECRO TEACHE!   20 in Des Moines Protest, But Others Back School Board

VETERAN TEXAS SOLON SCORES CAPITAL CONFUSION Rep. Sumners Assails Tyranny And Oppression Of Washinaton Politics: Won't Seek Re-Election

Radar Delves Into World’s Electric Shell   ‘Contact With Moon May Solve Mystery Of Upper-Air Layer

IONOSPHERE 10 BE EXPLORED   Increa se d Efficiency In Radio Seen Through New Radar Discoveries

SCIENTISTS. USE MOON-REACHING RADAR 10 EXPLORE IONOSPHERE   EXPECT TO LEARN HOW RADIO WAVES BEHAVE, TO INCREASE EFFICIENCY OF COMMUNICATIONS

Effort To End Ships Tie-Up Strikes Snag   Pittsburgh Walkout Tightens Paralysis of Pittsburgh Power

MEXICAN POLL TREND UNKNOWN   Aleman, Padilla Both Claim “Sweeping Victories ~ =

Russian Reply Covered Most Ot Peace Questions   Seen As Definite Contribution To Hopes Of World Security By Writer

'Stalin’s Answers Taken To ‘Mean Reds’ Desire For Peace   Does Not Agree With Byrnes That Tension Is Increasing Between United States And Russia

Nazis Planned  To Use Germs Against Allies   U. S.. Britain and Canada Mobilized Scientists to Prepare Measure of Defense

Axis Was Getting Ready to Use Disease Germs Against Allies, Report Discloses

Axis Planned ToUse Germs ~ he Wurid War   Scientists of Allied Coutthies Workss. Out Effetive —  PRiafanca-

U.S. Ready to Strike First [f Axis Loosed Deadly War of Disease Germs

MANUFACTURERS’ DM ARE CUPTO MINIMUM   Hoarding Abolished by CPA Order.

CLAIMS RAPIDO ATTAGK USELESS   General Tells Committee Assault Did Not Aid Anzio Landing

AUS TROOPS BUT 20 MILES HHUM TEHRAN   Sixty Carloads of Soldiers Arrive at Karaj in. Three Nights. .

Reds Massing In Strength Above Tehran   Troops, Heavy Tanks And Other Equipment Reported On March

Women Among Soviet Troops Reaching Tran   Approximately "2,000 Have - Arrived:.at Gate: . way to Tehran During’ Past. Three Nights. _   Armed Reds: Stalk Sirecis and Shops   Suard at Gheck Poa!  Doubled; American. Correspondents Halted and Questioned by Russians

Trains Pour Russ Troops Into Karaj   Women Soldiers In Forces Arriving At Gateway To Tehran; “No Danger,’ Claim

3000 Soviet Soldiers Hold Strategic Post   Iranian War Minister Denies He Made Any Belligerent Statements

Four Crew Members And Two Civilians Killed  In Montana   SCORE OF HORSES DIE IN FLAMING STABLES

Six Killed In — Air Show Crash   Two Army Planes Collide in Air At State Fair: Craft Crashes Barn

THOUSANDS SEE. PLANES: COLLIDE; SIX KNOWN DEAT   Two Army Havocs Crash at Air Show in Montana— One Hits Parked Cars and Barn.   CREWS COMB DEBRIS FOR MORE VICTIMS   Two Civilians Among Those to Perish—Craft Flying Low When Accident Occurred.

6 Killed in Crash Of Army Planes at Montana Air Show   Four Crew Members and Two Civilians Die After Collision

3 OTHERS DIE IN CRACKUP OF BIG AIRLINER   Thousands of Persons See Ships Plummet  Down in Flames

2 Transport Planes Crash:  6 Are Killed   Both Are Members Smyrna Air Base; Scene Is Air Show At Montana Fair

Big Four Plan  Peace Session   Foreign Secretaries To Seek Way To Speed Parley

BiG FOUR VOTE TOGETHER ON REPARATIONS   Australian Proposal tc Revise Program Is Defeated

on 2 AVE LTE LR 2d Bi  Isolationist Trails by 4,000 Votes   Incumbents Win In Arkansas, Arizona, Wyoming

Wheeler Trails In Primary   Small Towns and Wide Open Spaces Hold  Answer in Montana

URGES U.N. TAKE UP HIS PROPOSAL, WITHOUT DELAY   Russian Asks Accounting of Allied Troops on Foreign Soil and Promises Soviet Information.   SEES COLLAPSE OF U.N, IF VETO IS DISCARDED   Attacks Baruch Plan for Atomic Control and Presence of American Soldiers in China.  i

Soviets Defend Use Of Veto At Session   Molotov Offers Sweeping Program For Peace; Next Move Is Awaited

VETO SYSTEM DEFENDED BY SOVIET ENVOY   PERSONAL ATTACKS ‘MADE ON BARUCH AND CHURCHILL

UN Challenged To Debate on New Proposal   Speech of Molotov Arouses Excitement  in Assembly Hall

Attempt by Molotov To Get Immediate Action on Plan Fails   Soviet Minister Says UN Will Collapse If Veto System Eliminated and Lashes At Churchill, Baruch in Assembly Talk

Plan Outlined By Molotov In U.N. Assembly   Russian Minister Also Lashes Out Against U. S. Troops in China; Criticizes Plan For Atomic Control; Raps Churchill

Other Delegates to United Nations General Assembly Omit to Speak Because of Late Hour.

Russian Also Asks For Accounting  Of All Allied Troop: Stationed in Alien, Non-Enemy Nations

Soviet Demands Disarmament  In U.N. Challenge  Envoys Shun Molotov Dare To Debate Issue at Once

Would Ban Atomic Bomb And Other Weapons; Urges Other Nations To Back His Proposal

WantsToKnow How Much Of it Was Spent   President Says Budget Cannot Be Balanced This Year; Republicans Say That It Can.

HOUSE COMM. CHECKS FED, BUDGET BOOKS   Follows Truman’s Revised Income and Expense Estimates

Appropriations Committee Will Check Left-Over War Fund Spending By Administration

House Grouy Makes Study Of Budgets   Says Billions Should Be Returned To Treasury

Draft Calls To  Be Restricted Married Men And  Teen Agers Exemn!

Draft Calls To Be Restricted ’ “Married Men And  ‘Teen Acers Exempt

Sigler, If Elected, May Find Self ‘With Hostile Department Heads

KIM SIGLER IS BIG POLITICAL QUESTION MARK   His First Test Comes at Republican  Meeting On July 5

Great Britain Reluctant About Using $3.750.000.000 Loan Granted by U. S.

UEAIH TULL “ae TUIN PLANE CRASHES   Texas Captain Loses Life In CNAC Plane

Buyers Balk At Prices   Many Housewives Reported Refusing To Buy Meat and Dairy Products

Many Customers Refusing to Pay  High Prices Being Asked for Meat

Only Light Supplies Of Meats. In Many Markets; Price Opposition Rising’

MEAT SHOPPERS BECOME WARY   Pressure Developing ” Against High Prices.

Buyers’ Resistance Proves to Be High   Only Smail Meat Supply Is Noted in Most Shops in U.S. —

Meat Offerings Turned Down Many Places   Housewives Said Te Be Advocating Buyers’ Strike

Retailers Get Only Small Supplies Yet   Survey Shows Buyers Show Resistance To Fabulous Charges

DOWNTREND IN PRICES NOTED AS LIDS GO OFF   Curbs-Junking Program Goes On; Thriftiness Called is tatinn Barrier

Temperatures   Meat Customers Nation Over Are Balking at Price   Some Retailers Refuse to Accept Shipments At High Wholesale Figures; Packers Say Stocks Will Be Short for Several Days

Indications Are Customers Won’ Pay High Prices  ints Seantl Amanat

HEAT SUPPLIES LIMITED BUT BUYERS BALK   vi  ence to High Prices Mounts.

Shoppers Resist High Meat Prices   Supplies Improving, Only Males Pav Increases at One Market

Buyers Rebel At High-Priced Meat, National Survey Shows  Even Seme Butchers Tell Customers To Wait

Buyers Resisting High Meat Prices   OPA Sees Thrift of Americon Housewives as Bar to Inflation

Packers Say Several More Days Needed To Move Even ‘Fair’ Amount into Retail Outlets.  FEW CUSTOMERS FOR BEEF AT $1 A POUND

Many Won’t Pay Current Hich Prices   Trend Clear Although Little Fresh Meat In CL nme Cn Fer.

BUYER STRIKES REPORTED OVER SOARING PRICES   Many Housewives Expres: Their Bitterness At Cost Of Meat, Dealers Say

Shop Around, Consumers Are Advised   Some Dealers Refuse to Buy Batter Prices  Show Drop

‘Meat Consumer Strike Indicated As Prices Soar   Reports from Over Nation Show Sales In Sudden Dectine

Public Turns Up Nose At High Prices   Several Days Needed To Put Meat In Stores

Buyer Resistance Stiffens MP aa Against -.Meat_P ric es 1 ERIE TY

(Meat Supplies Small in Nation; Customers Balk At Paying High Prices

SURVEY SHOWS PEOPLE SLOW TO BUY MEAT   Reveal High Priced Cuts Lag in Sales at Butcher Shops

Buyers Wary Of Unfettered Meat Pricing   “Small: Supply “Taken. Slowly— . - Advances Resented

Resistance by Customers To Meat Prices Develops   Supplies Small in Most of Nation's’ Shops, but Housewives Are ‘Shopping Around’

‘ONLY A SMALL ~ SUPPLY OF MEAT AS AVAILABLE   However, There Was More Meat This Week-end Than ‘For Sveral Weeks.   THE PRICES ARE HIGH   Indications That Many Customers Will Not Pay the { Higher Prices.

\Both Organized and Individual Revolt Growing   Many Dealers Refuse to Buy Till Market Steadies Down

RESISTANCE 10 MEAT PRICES I$ GENERAL TREND   Meat Supplies Stil] Scarce In Most Of Nation, But Indications Are That Consumers Are Not Willing To Be Gouged.   _RY ASSOCIATED PRESS~

Supply is Small At Markets, But Prices Are High   Reaction To $1.25 Steaks Called “Unprintable”: Urge Housewives “Shop Around”

Only Small Supply Of Meat Reaches Butcher Shops; Many Refusing To Pay High Prices   Packers Say Several More Days Needed To Move ‘Fair’ Supply To Retai! Outlets

Surging Prices Meet Buyer ‘Resistance’   Only Light Supplies of Meat Reaching Butche Shops, But Survey Indicates Many Customers Refusing to Pay “Unreasonable” Prices

Housewives Are Unwilling To Pay High Meat Prices   More Time Needed To Put “Fair” Suppy of Meat On Retail Counters  year ree" SQ cctatyyrt® teeny 8 6 eee

Meat Available, But Customers Slow to Pay Higher Prices   Phone Campaign Test Merchants; Women Shop Around

‘Customers in Many Cities Refuse To Pay Prices Asked for Meat; Consumers Urged to “Strike”

Meats Coming To Mart Slowly   Customers Refuse To Pay Higher Prices Asked

Price Too High For. Fresh. Beef - Customer S. Find   Meat Iustitute ‘Asks Pubiie m ‘To: Shop For Best Bays; Livestock Fills “Markets

HOUSEWIVES TURN AWAY IF MEAT PRICES ARE T00 HICH   Flood Of Cattle To Market Has Not Yet Reached Shops Liberally

FAIR AND WARMER   Weather Forecast For Sandusky Tonight And Mercury Climb: To 75 At Noon Hour.

A-C Picket Lines Stand Deserted   Strikers Assured of Other Union Aid

RARKLEY LEADS OFF DEBATE BY ASSERTING NEED: OF PRICE CONTROLS HAS BEEN. PROVEN

IGHERTHAN DY COST.   Nation’ Jousewives Refuse use tBuy  1ced Cats

Senator Downey of California Counts on Two Weeks Debate; Barkley Pleads For Speedy Action.

Bitter Lines Drawn As 2nd OPAint Week Tests Living Costs   Democrats Believe Truman Will Approve New Bill; Barkley Declares First Week Without Ceilings Proves Control Needs

The Texas Poll:   Stevenson Leads As Peoples Choice For N ext Governor

‘Wind’ Phase Of Quiz Near   Pearl Harbor Probe Moves Along Slowly

$120,000 Still To Be Raised Hospital Drive   Contributions During Past Week Reach Total of $11,208

Democracy : On Increase  Among Japs   MacArthur Reports Progress Being  Made Steadily

NEWSPAPERS PUBLISH AVATTL ARTE FPYTPRACTS   Nip Information Services Helping Orient People

OPA HAS FIGHTING CHANCE IN SENATE. LAFOLLETTE SAYS   Wisconsin Legislater Warns Agency Must Speedily  ferraet Mictnbne

OPA to Face  Senate Test   Sen. LaFollette Gives Agency Chance If Mictakes Cravrarted

Interim Brings Price Advances  Corn, Hogs, Cattle Lead lowa Increase:

89 Pct. of Youths Examined by Rieke Need Dental Care   587 Treated by County Dentist in Period of Three Months

89 Pct. of Youths Examined by Rieke Need Dental Care  587 Treated by County Dentict in Pariand af   587 Treated by County Dentist in Period of Three Months

Senate Fight Over British Loan Slated   Foes Lining Up Against  Proposal With Barkley Heading Forces Seeking Annroval of Measure

Barkley To Lead Drive In Senate To Get Okay On Loan To Britain Pian

BARKLEY T0 PUSH LOAN FOR BRITISH   ADMINISTRATION SEES ROUGH TRIP THROUGH SENATE

Barkley Supports Loan for Britain   Senate Approval is Sought In Drive by Administration

MUCH POOR SEED __ CORN TO BE USED   Examine Tags on Seed Corn Bags: Plant at Rate to Fit Germination

Faculty Selected at Boys Central   Butte Native Is ; BAAadn in Cieft

Faculty Selected at Boys Central   Butte Native Is  Added to Staff

Ex-President Hoover Has Hope of Avoiding Wholesale Starvation in Burope

FAMINE ON LARGE SCALE MIGHT BE PREVENTED, CLAIM   Herber Hoover Feels If Ainericans Save and Ship Food Many Europeans May Possibly Be Saved

Damage to Buildings Held Heavy   Police Claim Hundreds  . Trapped in Theatre as  Storm Strikes Without  Warning

Total Possession Of Kerile islands Was Maior Factsr   OTHER BENEFITS IN PACT ARE DISCLOSED  Statin, Roosevelt And Churchill Kept Pact From Jaos

Kuriles to Reds for War Entry   Deal Made at Yalta Revealed in Pact

KURILES GIVEN SOVIET FOR WAR AID ON JAPAN   Text of Yalta Agreement With U.S. Britain. Finally Bared

Kurile islands Russia s Prize In Pacific War   Text Of Secret Pact Between ‘Big Three’ At Yalta Disclosed

Russia Gels  K uriles for Jap Attack   Text of Agreement Giving Islands Is Now Revealed

Disclose Yalta Agreement With Russian Leader      Kuriles, Part of Price Paid To Fight  Japan

U.S. REVEALS SECRET PACT OF BIG THREI   Stalin Wins Islands With Agreement To Enter War

YALTA PACT DETAILS ARE REVEALED   Russia Agreed to War cn Japs in Return for Kuriles

Soviet Given Kurile Isles To Join War   Big Three Secret Pact is Revealed; Meade at Yalta

Kuriles to Russia, Price for Soviet Entry in Jap War   Text of Secret Yalta Document Made Public By State Department   TERMS ALSO CEDE HALF OF SAKHALIN   Made Top Secret to Prevent Japanese from Learning Plan

Kurile Islands the Price That Brought Russian Entry Into War Against Japanese

Russian Possession Of Kurile Islands _ Revealed To Have Been Part Of Price Of ‘Russia’s Entry Into The War Against Janan

NURILE ISLAND PROMISED RUSSIA ALTA PAGI  Agreement Yea rao Part     Fighting ra Je Ie apan TEXT JUST I MADE PUBLIC   TEXT JUST MADE PUBLIC!   Soviets Now Firmly Rooted in Chain Stretching Toward Aleutians

Secret Yalta Treaty Gave Reds Kuriles   Agreement Made Over A Year Ago

Temperatures to Drop Sharply Again in State During Night   Worst Snowstorm in Years Appears to Have Subsided But More Low Readings Are Seen For State; Crews Working to Clear Highways

News Behind  the News  Geevyright MeCiure Newepnper   WASHINGTON Ry Bav Tackear

Truman, Cabinet Talk Over Freeing Economy; Nov. 1 Deadline Possible

Nov.1 Deadline For Removal Of Most Price Lids   Administration To Decontrol.Foods, Services And Many Commodities

Truman Hears Cabinet Views   End Of Most Control: On Prices Expected By Nov. 1

PAY CONTROL 1S DICUSSED BY CABINET   Secretary of Interior De. clines To Elaborate On leeting With Pres. + Truman   ‘MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS

Truman, Cabinet Discuss Fafe of Wage Controls   Ceilings To Be Lifted On Foods, Services and Many Commodities

Krug Denies Future  Of WSB Studied    Congress Drive to Eliminate all Controls Including Rents, Vet Housine Program is Anticinated

Cabinet Discusses Control of Wages   »Administration Pushes on to Remove Federal Curbs   A 50-MINUTE SESSION   Some Leaders Demand  Abolishment of Stabiliz ation Board

‘NO ACTION TAKEN ON:  WAGE CONTROLS, BUT MORE CEILINGS OFF STATUS OF FEDERAL  “SALARY BOARD HAZY ‘AS RICWICN MEETING

sani Jministration Pushes ot » to Remove Feral  i! eat   » Some Leaders Demand . Abolishment of Stabilization Board :

U. S. To Lift Most Curbs By Nov. 1   President Truman = And Cabinet Discuss Wage Controls Question

Krug Says W.S.B. Not Discussed at Parley; Price Lids to Stay on Some Items

WAGE CONTROL DISCUSSED BY TRUMAN, CABINET   As Administration Pushed ‘Ahead to Tae Federal Curbs Off Nov. 1.   PRICE CEILINGS ARE OFF   Secretary Krug Emerged from ” Session Saying It Was Talked a Litile.

Most Price Curbs Off By Nov. 1   Officials Say Chief Effort Will Be to Keep Decontrol Orderly; ‘No WSB Action Yet

Wage, Price Lids Share Spotlight   Truman and Cabinet Plan Nation's Future Economy

Plans Pushed For Removal  Of Ceilings      Flour, Bakery Products Figure in Speculation On Next Food Item To Be Taken Off List

Truman ‘And Cabinet Talk Over Control Of Wages, Dropping: Economic Curbs

‘Deadline Set For Ending Federal  ‘Curbs on Economy   President and Cabinet Discuss Wage Controls As Decontrols Pushed

Little Bit’ Krug   Decontrol Speedup Touched Off By Talk Monday By President

Most Federal Curbs to End  November 1   No Definite Action Taken On Wages; End Of WSB Demanded

Most Ceilings Due for Removal By November 1   Truman, Cabinet Talk About Controls

HUNGARY ELECTS TILDY PRESIDENT   Country Proclaims Republic With Rakosi Named ine terim Premier

MISWEST CORN BELT NEEDS RAIN   Will Reduce Crop Estimate If Drought Continues

Corn Prospects Excellent But Rain Is Needed Soon   Lack of Moisture May Cut Yield In Several States

Salvation Army Drive In State Will Raise at Least $228,000 by June} 30

Salvation Army _ Drive to Raise $228,000 in Ia   First Appeal in 25 Years by the Organization

6.0,P. ASKS FOE —-TO‘TELL TRUTH   Reece Answers Hannegan Blast In Open Letter

Gives GOP Stanc on Major Issues  Reece Sends Open Letter to Hannegan -

Reece Tells Hannegan Where Republicans Stand; Requests Democrats To Clarify Policies   Defies Administration To Tell Public How Government !s Being Operated

Reece Tells Democrats Where GOP Stands: Asks Hanneaan To Tell Truth

GOP. Chairman AsksHanne gan  To Tell Tr uth   Reece Charges Administration Has Not Let People ‘Know . How . Government Is Being Run

. THE: POLITICAL SCENE— Reece Fires Questions. At Democratic Leader

GOP CHIEF ASKS BOB HANNEGAN 10 TELL THE TRUTH’  rrrar Mmpistatii Farr wr   REECE CHALLENGES DEMOCRATIC PARTY HEAD IN A LETTER

REECE ENUMERATES REPUBLICAN STAND   Addresses Open Letter To Democratic Hannegan

INFORM DEMOS OF GOP STAND   Reece Challenges Hanne gan to Tell Truth About  Gov’t Operations

Reece Tells Hannegan Where GOP Stands   Republican Chairman Also Asks Democratic Chief ta Clarify His

Reece Tells Hannegan Of GOP Stand   Asks Democrats Clarify Policies

GOP. CHAIRMAN THROWS BARB   Boss Hannegan Is Asked To Clarify Democratic Policies

Reece Asks When ‘Democrats Will Tell People Truth   Republican ChairmanGives Party’s Stand on Major Issues in Open *

REECE SCORES SECRET PACTS   Demands Democrats Tell  ‘Truth’ on Agreements

U. S. Marines Are Ready to Fight If Attack Comes  Chinese Communists Get Warning to Be Wary at Tsingtao

Communists Claim Capture of 4  Manchurian Cities  Red Forces Planning Not to Retreat Further in Campaign

Peace Hopes Fade in China   Communists Capture 4A. Manchurian Towns

HEAD MEN CONFER   General Motors and C.LO. Chiefs Into Huddle Over Strike

GM Strike Believed Near End   Officials of Union, GM Mect This Afternoon

'80 Per Cent OF U. S, Service Men Killed Overseas To Be Returned

ROMANIAN REGIME TO FACE TEST IN ELECTION TODAY   UL S$. and Britain Charge ' Government Moves to Hinder Onunnsitian

Romanians Vote Today   Communist-Dominated Government in First Popular Test; U. S. Doubts Election ‘Free

Rumanians Choose Parliament at Election Today  U. 5. and Britain Say Balloting Is Not  EBeag ane Unfetterad

Romanians fo Polls For First Test of Groza Government   U. S., Britain Have Voiced ‘Protests on ‘Dominated’Campaian

ROMANIANS CHOOSE NEW PARLIAMENT   Communist Govt. Of Premier. Given Popular Test

Rumanians Choose  Parliament at Election Today   U.S. and Britain Say  Balloting Is Not

Romanians Are Voting Today   Premier Groza’s Commun: ist-Dominated Government Facing Test.

KIDNAPED NEGRO RELEASED TODAY   ‘Multi- Millionnaire Says He Doesn’t Know About Ransom.

Gambler Freed Unharmed After Being Kidnappec  Rumor Says $500,000

Gambler Freed Unharmed After Being Kidnappec   Rumor Says $500,000 In Ransom Was Paid

’Rail Strike Tossed  Unto Truman's Lap   Trainmen, Engineers  Set Walkout Mav 18

Find Divorcee Strangled To Death In Bed   Intruder Foreed Window To Gain Entrance Into Mrs. Miriam Green’s Apartment

38 Voters Use Absentee Ballots In City Races   ““Ex-Servicemen May Vote Free in Election OF Paris Officials

Barkley Glum On Draft Law   Senate Majority Leader Declares Measure ‘Might As  Well Expire.’ .

Time Crowds U. S, Action On Draft Bill   Concern Expressed As Deadline Nears

Moscow Accord Infringed, Says Russians’ Note   Soviet Attacks ‘Unilateral Step’ By Washinaton

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London Hears Broadeast From Russia   Says Suggestions For Representation Of Rival Parties Made Unilaterally

Justice Roberts fo Head Review Board On Draft Violations  Three Named by Truman to Check Cases of  11 AHN Darecane

Board To Reviev Draft Violations  Owen J. Roberts Will Head Board

Coal, Shipping Issues To Be Aired Tuesday   Government To Take On Role Of Umpire And Peace-Moaker

Conservative (Government  For Japan   Liberal, Progressive Parties Seat 202 Representatives

Army Day Speakers Plead For Nation To Retain Strength   Depend On Power

Army Leaders Approve Plea For Big Force   Chicago Focal Point Of Nationwide Army Day Observance

Military Might Is Urged Until  Peace Assured   U.S. Generals Over World Say Army Must Continue Powerful

Army Men Plead For Mighty U. S. To Prevent War   Army Day Speakers Ask Nation to Bolster Armed Forces

America Displays  Her Armed Power   Leading Speakers Stress Strength on Army Day

Mine Stoppage Due Monday      Prospects of Averting Soft — Coal Walkout Vanishing

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COAL STOPPAGE SEEMS CERTAIN   Prospects For Averting Strike Monday Dimmed; Bitterness Grows

Expect Strike Monday; Lewis In Bitter View   District Miners Will Hold Yearly Celebration Here

LEWIS BERATES OPERATORS IN NEW OUTBURST   UMW Leader’s Reply To Operators So ‘Hot’ Nobody Will Repeat It

Prospects Dim For Agreement In Coal Talks   400,000 Miners Ordered To Stay Out of Pits; Pian Laat Anmen!

Coal Strike Looms Up As  Inevitable   Bitterness Between. Lewis And Operator: Apparently Growing

COAL MINE STRIKE APPEARS CERTAIN   BITTERNESS GROWS BETWEEN LEWIS AND REPRESENTATIVES OF INDUSTRY,  ro

400,000 SET TO QUIT JOBS NEXT MONDAY   Increasing Bitterness Is Reported Between Lewis, Operators

SMALL NATION PROMISES FUL SATISFACTION OVER INCIDER WILL REFRAIN FROM FIRIN , ON PLANES 

Crisis Eased As Tito Frees U. S. Citizens   ‘Full Satisfactiow’ Reported Promised; Statistics Awaited

Promises “Full Satisfaction” In U; S. Plane. Shootings —-. Pressure Is Eased In Grave Diplomatic Rift — Tito Givea Orders To: Cencew Firing On American Planes ©

TOUS. DEMAND   Washington Officials Gratified by Tito’s Reaction To Liltiesaturs .

PROGRESS IS BEING MADE IN NEGOTIATIONS   Mayor Lawrence Says Real Collective Bargaining Has Now Begun.

Officers Of Duquesne Light System Considers Offer Of Union To Reduce Its Wage Demands From 37 To 28 Percent   MAYOR LAWRENCE REPORTS PROGRESS

TO THE CITIZENS OF ROBERTSON COUNTY   Farm Bureau Sponsors Meeting in Belton

Financial Penalties . to Be Assessed Against Coal Miners   Government Fight Against Lewis Is  Broadened When Operators   Government Fight Against Lewis Is Broadened When Operators Bre Granted Right to Assess Fines

RIGHT TO LEVY ‘SUMS GRANTED TO. OPERATORS   Attorneys for Lewis. ‘Lay: Groundwork . For Avpeal -

Financial Penalties to Be Assessed Against Coal Miners  : - Government Fight Against Lewis Is : Broadened When Operators   Are Granted Right to Assess Fines

New Weapon May Speed Strike End   Government Rules Companies Can Collect From Men

Possible Cut In Taxes Is  Under Study  Truman Against Slash in 1947

MANUFACTURERS FACE CHARGES   CPA Officials Claim 108 Clothing Makers Broke Style Restrictions

World Atomic Air Patrol Ureed by U.N. Commission   Mining and Manufacturing Surveillance Would Be Supplemented by Ground Inenertion—Russian Objection Overridden

Proposal Made Air Pictures Be Made of Atomic Sites   Russia Objects and Refuses to Discuss Merits of Project

UN COMMITTEE FAVORS SURVEY OF ATONT AREAS  a pee ae ot ee eee ee      Advises Aerial Pictures Be Taken of Ail Possible Mines and Plants   RUSsIA AGAINST PLAN   Group Also Recommends Ground Inspection of Suspicious Points

U, N. REQUESTS AERIAL SURVEY OF THE WORLI   Reds Balk at Plan to Photograph Land Everywhere

Propose International CareOfAtomMaterials   United Nations Photographs Of Possible Mines. International Management Suggested

AERIAL SURVEY IN INTEREST OF ATOM FAVORED   Committee Recommends UN Take Aerial Pictures Of All ‘Key Areas

UN COMMITTEE ASKS PICTURES   12-Nation Committee Details Program for Preventing “egal Man-: ufacture of Atomic Weapons — Russia Balks.- at Proposal _ for Aerial Surveys.

MacArthur Bluntly Informs Red Delegate That U. S. Does Not Favor Communism

MacArthur In Statement On Red Doctrines   U. S. GENERAL STATES CLEARLY U. S. OPPOSITION

SOVIET RUSSIA INFORMED U.S. AGAINST POLICY   M’Arthur Spokesmar Answers Critics  Of General

Atcheson Tells Russian U.S. Does Not Favor Communism in Japan but All Parties Have Equal Rights

Russians Told U. S. Opposed  To Communism   Not Wanted In Either Japan Or America, MeArthur Says In Statement

U.S. Doesn't Like Communism, Says  MacArthur Aide   Atcheson Speaks Squarely Over Anonymous Note On Jap Policies

RUSSIA TOLD TO KEEP HANDS OFF    WARNED-BY, ) MWARTHURAULS. 7  RGRTNEST OEPAIA UNTEN

GEN. M’ARTHUR DELEGATE GIVES U.S. FEELING   Russian Representative Told & Communism Not Favored At Home Or Abroad

Soviet Delegate Told, U. S. Does Not Favor Communism at Home or in Japan

MPARTHUR AIDE CAUTIONS SOVIET ON PROPAGANDE   U.S. Frowns on Communism at Home and i nlapan, Spokesman Says   EQUAL RIGHTS ENJOYED!   Anonymous Note te Council Smacks of Moscow, He Implies

Candidates Report On Expenditures During Campaign  Kem Spends More Than Briggs—Schwabe

Candidates Report On Expenditures ‘During Campaign   Kem. Spends More Than - Briggs-—Schwabe Bests Nelson =

Briggs Reports Spending $5,762 and Kem $14,623   Expenditures and Contributions As of October 23 Announced by Two Opponents for Senate—Dewey Short Reports Outlay of $1,771 and Don Erwin $175 — Fina! Statements Must Be Filed 30 Days After Election.

TROLLEY, BUS OPERATORS GO BACK 10 WORK   Pittsburgh’s 2,700 Idle Workers Are  Unanimous Ii Vote

Meat Shortage Now Threatens Packers Claim   OPA Price Ceilings And Black Markets Blamed; Warning Sounded

OPA Sleuths Dig Into Sharp Drop In Beef Supply   Midwest Packers Say East Outbids Them; Armstrong Hits Subsidy

National Food S tuation Threatened By liaminent Crisis In Meat Supplies

Americans Face Meat Shortage   Packers Blame OPA Prices And Black Market For Situation

Squeezing The OPA Drastic Slaughter Cuts Seen As Threat to Meat Supplies

LL Se ee ee eR cme ee  Meat Packers Say ‘Nation Faces Big ‘Meat Shortage

Critical Meat Shortage Looms  Packers, Retailers Put Blame on OPA

Critical U.S. Meat Shortage Seen by Nation’s Packers   OPA Price Ceilings And Growing Black Market Blamed for Serious Sifvatian

Meat Supply  Crisis Looms   Midwest Packing House: TInvecHioated by OPA

SHORTACE INU S 1S. THREATENED   OPA Ceilings And Black Market Are Blamed   Packers Claim Loss Of Profit Due ~ To Ceilings «

Probe of Beef Slump Started At Kansas City   Supply of Slaughter Steers Dwindles In Midwest Areas

Crifical Meat Shortage for U.S. Threatened   Situation Blamed on OPA Price Ceilings, Growing Black Market

[Packers and Retailers Say Country Faces Most Drastic Cut in Supply   Slaughter Rate Already Way Down in West Is Report Today

Dwindling Supply of Slaughter Steers Probed as Reduced Processing Threatens Meat Shortage

Critical Meat Shortage Is Threatened   Black Market Is Growing  Packer Reports

Shortage of Meat Looms For Nation   Packers and Retailers Blame OPA and Black Market for Crisis

OPA Probing Slaughter Cattle Lack   Sharp Reduction in Beef Menaces Meat Supplies

Harshest Meat Shortage On Record Said To Face Country As Slaughter Drops

Critical Meat Shortage Seen   Meat Packers, Retailer: Blame Situation On OPA Price Ceilings.

MEAT MEN SAY OPA CAUSE OF SHORTAGES   Price Ceilings And Blac! Market Called Factors

CRITICAL MEAT SHORTAGE LOOMS   Situation:- Blamed ..on _ Black Market, OPA Policies —

MEAT SHORTAGE BLAMED ON OPA   Price Ceilings Prevent Slaughter at Profit

Critical Meat Shortage May Face Nation   Packers, Retailers Blame OPA Ceilings And Black Market

PRICE CEILINGS AND BLACK MART THREAT BLAMED  COMPANIES CURTAIL _ SLAUGHTERING--SAY

CRITICAL MEAT   This Was Reported Today By the Packers and Retailers.   ‘BLAME PLACED ON OPA   Because of Price Ceilings and the Growing Black Market.

Worst Meat Shortage Is  Seen Near   Packers Report Drastic Slaughter Cuis Due to OPA

Critical Shortage _of Meat Foreseen by Packing Firms   Black Market and OPA Regulations Blamed for Situation

BLACK MARKET AND OPA PRICE LIDS BLAMED   Drastic Slaughter Reductions Reported By Dealers

Lay Blame For Meat Shortage  Packers Hit OPA   Packers Hit OPA And Black Market

—LESS MEAT—  OPA Blamed By Packers   Say Black Markets Are Flourishing

Yugoslav Pact With Russia Is Announced Today   Pact Results From Visit Of Tito To Moscow, Covers Many Phases

TENSION HIGH IN PALESTINE   Staiemen Made by Premier Attlec Draws  Algry Jewish Denunci ation. ="!

JEWS IRATE AT ATTLEE STATEMENT   Arabs Threaten Meslem Revolt If More Jews Arrive

Reds Counter U. S. Charges   Claim Ministers Pact Violated in Case Of Bulgaria

SAYS BIG THREE AGREEMENT IS BEING VIOLATED   Accuse U.S. OF {nciting Leaders Of Opposition

Claims Policy In Bulgaria Violates Pact   Chinese Report Reds Move Troops Out of Mukden

Russia Charges U.S. with Violating Moscow Agreement by Supporting Opposition to Bulgar Government

Russia Hits U.S. Policies in Bulgaria   Charges Big 3 Pact Violated; No Answer on Iran Protests

RUSSIA MAKES SOUNTER CLAIM AGAINST U. S.   Denounce American Diplomatic Moves In Bulgaria

U.S. ARGUMENT WITH RUSSIA IN NEW TWIST   Moscow Counters With Denunciation Of American Policy In Bulgaria.

Wheat Shortage in World Causes Concern  Truman Appeals to Nations for Production

U.S. MEDIATOR EXPECTS END OF GM STRIKE SOON   Dewey Says Is Should Break Within A Day or Two

End of GM Strike Expected Any Hour   Federal Mediator James F. Dewey Calls New Union-Company Parley

CHINA REDS TURN DOWN PEACE OFFER   Yenan Radio Calls For Convening of Red Assembly

Walsh Terms Markey Charge Mere “Gossip”   Lawyer Asserts Claims By O'Conor’s Opponent Based On Rumors;  = Fraud Denied

FARMERS URGED TO ‘FORGE? END TO STRIKE WAVE   Resolution at Chickasha Asks Withholding of Foodstuffs from Market

 Hunger for Labor Disputants Urged '300 Farmers Vote to Withhold Food

To Withhold Food Until Labor and Management Get Plenty Hungry and  Go Back to Work

Angry Grady County  Farmers in Protest   Urge Nation's Food Producers to Withhold Foodstuffs From Market Until Lebor, Menegement GoBack to Work

THE‘ NEWS  nm.» Drain Maryan FC:   WATCH FOR ANUTHER INCREASE IN WAGES

@ FrFAVi MAEVE inal  Forecasts Campaign for Wage Increases Within 60 Days

“—sse “ae WEReIn Newspaper Union.  ANOTHER WAGE BOOST JUST BEFORE FLECTION prenicorer,

@ PAUL MALLON—      Forecasts Campaign for Wage Increases Within 60 Days

Production In 78 Appliance Plants Halts   Electric Devices From Hearing Aids To Big Motors Included

200,000 LEAVE ELECTRIC WORKS fF ‘Rit THOFE   ClO Strike Halts Production in 78 Factories of G. E., G. M., Westinghouse   HIKE OF $2 DAY SOUGHT   Walkout in 16 States Affects All Types of Electrical Manufacture

Walk-out Hits 78 Plants of ‘Big Three   CIO Affiliate Seeks to Enforce Demand for $2 Increase

General Electric, Westinghouse and General Motors Corporations Go on Strike Today — Demand $2.00 n Day Wage Increase.

Walkout Begins Test Of Strength Between Three Companies And ‘CIO  BIG MEAT STRIKE IS SCHEDULED TO START TONIGHT  Administration Is Looking For Settlement Of The Steel] Dispute

86.6, 6. M., Westinghouse Plants Strike   Every Phase of Electrical Work Affected hy Walkout

BLAZE SWEEPS 3 WAREHOUSES   Philadelphia Fire Damage High; Fireman Hurt

Byrnes Optimistic ‘Over Chances For Big-Four Success   Trieste Problem May ‘Be Settled At Early Session Is Report

 Chief Thorn. .  TRIESTE PROBLEM BELIEVED SOLVED   Byrnes ‘Happy’ Over Talk: With Molotov.

INuernberg Trials Hit By Tatt   Labels Hanging Of Nazis As Blot On American Receare

TAFT 1S OPPOSED ‘TO HANGING NAZI   SAYS EXECUTION OF HITLER AIDS WILL BE BLOT ON AMERICAN RECORD.

UNO Hears Demand For Withdrawal Of Troops ©   Another Tough Dispute Facing Council; Settlement Of Greek Issue Is Sought

SYRIA, LEBANON ASK POWERS 10 QUIT ‘POLICING   Want British And French T Leave; Add To Worries Of UNO’s Assembly

Delegation Files Request With UNO Security Council   Peace Agency To Meet Again Today Ir Attempt To Solve Dispute In Greece

Syria, Lebanon Demand Britain France Get Out   UNO Council Confronted With New Dispute In Addition To Greece

Conca PAIR GET      Unable to Hold Sit-Down Demonstration in Clark’s Washington Office

‘Conchies’ Find Way: To Clark’s Office Barred   Guards Block Entrance To Building Where Pair Spent Night On Steps

‘Two Self-Styled Conscientious ‘Objectors Foiled In Sit-Down  ‘Demonstration. !n Washinaton

SECOND ATTEMPT FOILED  ‘Sit Down’ Strikers Ejected In Try to Free American CO’s

Sit-Down Demonstration Staged in Behalf of Conscientious Objectors

Phone Lines Are Reduced By Walkout   Jperators Begin Quitting In Washington: Strike Picture More Confused

Increase Seen In Inductees; Draft Ban May Continue   More Than 20,000 Above Army Needs Reported For June

Hope For New Draft Holiday   Latest Returns Show June Enlistments Were Over Monthly Needs of Services

DRAFT HOLIDAY EXTENSION SEEN   ARMY ENLISTMENT FIGURES KINDLE HOPE IN CONGRESS

Army Reports  More Recruits  : May Extend Draft   Ban Past September

WRANGLE OVER CHAIRMANSHIP   Rules Committee Gets Nowhere in Conference Clash

WRANGLE OVER PARLEY CHIEF   Committee Fails to Settle Fuss About Chairmanship of Conference.

Delay. in Getting at Mair Business Follows Debate Over Chairman   SMALE NATIONS: REBELLINC

Urges Big 4to Settle Disputes As They Arise   Mackenzie King Suggests Parley of Ministers During Conference

PEACE PARLEY HEARS PLAN T0 SPEED WORK ON THE TREATIES   Rules Committee Wrangled In Vain Over Question Of  Parley Chairman

Wrangle Over Chairmanship Of Conference   Paris Peace Parley Stimied by Arguments on Rotating Leadership Among Big-4 Nations.

Speed Treaties   Mackenzie King Sees Need. for Meetings ‘ to Cleer Tesues

UNABLE TO PICK CHAIRMAN AT PEACE CONFAB   ‘Smaller Nations Disapprove Rotation Plan For Big 4 Ministers

PEACE MEET CHAIRMANSHIP NOT SETTLED   Rules Committee Recesses Without Reaching Decision After Wrangling Over Who Should Hold Permanent Post.

Big Four Parleys Proposed to Aid Writing of Peace   King Urges Prompt Action on Changes In Treaty Proposals

Canadian Seeks Quick Action on Treaty Changes   Council in Dispute Over Chairmanship Of Paris Conference

Session  Is Askec To View Changes   Meeting Would Be . Held At Peace  Conference

Wrangle Over Chairmanship Of Conference   Peace Delegates, at Paris Recess Without Deciding Question

Proposes 4-Power Meetings  Canadian Want   Canadian Wants Sessions During Peace Conference

Canada Proposes Separate Meeting To Speed Conclave   Says Conference  OF Foreign Ministers Could Act on Any Suggested Chanqee

PARIS BIG FOUR MEETING URGED   Canada’s Mackenzie Kin 9 "Advocates Peace Aid

Kine Suggests Sih Hold  Own Meetings   Believes That Will Speed Writing Of the Peace

Wrangling Prevails As Conference Fails To Elect Chairman   Minister Molotov Says “Rotation” Was Provided In Original Decision

Wrangle Over Chairman of Conterence   Rules Body Recesses Without Deciding the Question

Urge Big 4 to Speed Treaties   Rules Committee Wrangling Fails to Decide on Chairman

Rules Committee Of Paris Parley Recesses Without Deciding Question — Smaller Nations Line Up Against Decision Of Big Four To Rotate Office Among Themselves — Poland Withdraws Request     For Part In Treaty For Hungary

Big Four Meeting To Speed Writing Of Peace Urged   Chairmanship Undecided After Much Wrangling

Peace Parley Recesses After Hot Wranale   Disagreement Comes Over Chairmanship

King Asks Meeting of Big Four   Hopes To Speed Writing of Peace Conference Treaties.

Proposal To Speed Peace _   Mackenzie King Asks That Big Four Ministers Act On Treaty Changes During Parley

Asks Ministers To Speed Peace   King Suggests They Meet During Conference to Consider Changes   IS VOTE PREREQUISITE   Masaryk Tells Assembly ~ Czechs Won't Accept Pre-War Treaties

SMALL NATIONS FIGHT BIG FOUR ROTATION PLAN   No Decision Reached After Hours Of Wrangling; Polish Demand Sets Off  Dispute Between  Molotov And Evatt.

Small Nations Ask  Larger Peace Role   Czech Leader Opposes Minority Privileges Within His Nation

Conference Argues Chairmanship Job   Truman Rejects Tidelands Bill

Paris Parley In Wrangle On Chairman   Permanent Head Sought; Recess Taken Without Any Definite Action

Chairmanship For U. N. Conference  Causes Argument Poland Withdraws   Poland Withdraws Request to Sit In On Hungarian Treat

Question Of Chair Arqued   Rules Committee Recesses Without Settling Question

SMALL NATIONS BALK AT BIG 4 ROTATION PLAN   BRITISH PROPOSE SINGLE CHAIRMAN; MOLOTOV OBJECTS

Chairmanship Brings About Wrangling   Opposition to Big Four Plan Voiced at Parley

Small Nations Oppose Plans   Line Up Against Decision Of Big Four Ministers For Rotating Chairmanship

Ministers Wrangle on Permanent Head. For Peace Meeting      Smaller Nations Stand Against Big Four on Chairmanship Plan

Peace Conferees  Spend Day Arguing   Smaller Nations Line Up Against Decision Of Big Four Powers

Canada Urges Ministers Meet On Peace Draft   Mackenzie King Asks Separate Parley To lron Out Differences Speed Called For

Peace Makers Wrangle Over  Chairmanship   Many Smaller Nations Line Up Against Rotating. Post Among Four Biz Powers

Picket Line OrdertoArm  Stirs raha SHS rfODEe   Conaress Irate at Alleged Bowing to Union Leaders’ Dictum

UP A DOLLAR A DAY   Tri-State Miners’ Wages Get Firat Boost Since 1943

FIVE MILLION DEMOBILIZED   Over Half of Army’s 86 Divisions Returned To Civilian Life

PROBERS WILL     “QUIZ ROBERTS   HEAD OF PREVIOUS PEARL HARBOR INQUIRY GROUP TO BE WITNESS NMONDAY

Y§:29th Division Band Played OTHER For General Camouflaged OREN Behind Rocks, Trees, Bushe:   Musical Organization, With A Majority Of Its Personnel From Frederick, Departed For Fort Meade Five Years Ago Today

HEADQUARTERS SUSTAINED -HEAVY CASUALTIES OVERSEAS   “Men Served In First Army Under Gen. Omar Bradley: Oaly 16 Of 93 Men Whe Left Here Returned With Original Unit

} Severe Training Hardened ‘Company A Men For D-Day _ Landing On Omaha Beach :   Only Eight Of 178 In Original Assault Were On Roster At Close Of Normandy Campaign; July 11, 1944, Was Tragic For Local Unit

Four Hours of Bitter Debate Ends With no Accord on How to Call Conference.

Molotov Tries To Dictate Peace Rules   Big 4 Ministers Clash On Plans to Call _ Settlement Meeting

Today’s Traftic Tip   New Disputes Mark Ministers Meeting   Soviets’ Attempt To Impose Rutes For Peace Conference Is Opposed

Russia Asks Peace Parley  Rules Drawn   Molotov Demands China Left Off Of  Inviting Nations

Peace Meet Invitations  Are Delayed  Ministers Clash As Soviet Offers Own Set of Rule

BlG-4 COUNCIL UPSET BY RED TREATY RULES   Russian Plan To ‘Set’ Peace Parley Delays Invitation Notes

BRINGS PARIS ~ STALEMATE      Ready-Made Rule Set For Peace Talks Resnonsible :

Ne Treaty Par! A Rules sna Snarl Big 4   Invitations Held Up As Ministers Fight \Over Procedures

Soviet Stand Again Upsets Paris Parley   Wants Ready-Made Set of Rules for Peace Conference

RUSSIA ATTEMPTS TO IMPOSE RULES ON PEACE PARLE}   Effort Leads to Bitter Clash in Meeting of Big Four aud Invitations Remain Unsent.   FRENCH COMPROMISE IS TURNED DOWN   Byraes Declares Every Conterence Has Right to Decide Its Own Methods of Procedure.

New Disputes Mark Ministers Meeting   Soviets’ Attempt To Impose Rules For Peace Conference Is Opposed

BIG-4 CLASH ON RULES FOR PEACE PARLEY   Molotov Insists Upon Definite Outline Of Procedure

Soviet Peace Parley Rules Are Rejected   Molotov Seeks To Enforce Procedure Laws Upon Conference   INVITATIONS REMAIN UNDRAFTED, UNSENT   Proposal Brings Sharp Debate With Byrnes, Bevin Opposing

Foreign Ministers Clash on Peace Parley Issue; eiteaione to 21-Nation Conclave Remain Unsent

Molotov Jams Plans To Calt Peace Meeting   Russian Insists On Ready-Made Set Of Rules

MINISTERS DEADLOCK ON PEACE CONFAB   REDS WOULD DENY CHINA INVITING RIGHT

Russia Wants To Dictate At Peace Parley   invitations to Conference Remain Undrafted and Unsent

SET OF RULES FOR CONFERENCE BEING OPPOSED   Byrnes And Bevin Against Russia’s Peace Parley  Pranneal   DELAY INVITATIONS TO 21 PARTICIPANTS

CONCERNED OVER TALKS THURSDAY   On Departure Quotes, ‘Standing In Need Of Prayer’

Byrnes Flies . To Paris Sessior  Uses Truman Plane For Atlantic Hop

Byr nes Plans To Press For Austria Treaty   Part of UL S. Campaign te Pierce Soviet “Iran Curtain™ Across Eastern Enrope

SHOWDOWN BY NATIONS SEEN   Secretary Says Delegates ‘Standing In Need Of Prayer’   COMPROMISE LIKELY

Byrnes Leares by Plane For New Conference of Ministers in France

Secretary Leaves For Paris Quoting Old Hymn’Standing In Need of Prayer;’ Austrian Question Expected to Come, First on Agenda

BYRNES OFFFOR ~ BIG FOUR SESSION   Secretary of State Oue in  Base TaAnineranas

Byrnes Leaves For Paris Parley   Scheduled To Take Off In Presidential Plane “Sacred Cow”

-——Foreiger Ministers—  Austrian Treaty Is U.S. Aim   America Wants Peace Settlement To Break Soviet ‘Iron Curtain’

Success of UN, European Peace Conference May De-. pend on Foreign Ministers Meet, Diplomats Believe   US EAGER TO RESOLVE DIFFERENCES WITH REDS

NAVY CHIEF STEWARD GIVEN 2-YE AR TERM   Walter W. Rollins, 47-year-old West Indian Negro, Alse Demoted Rr Reciewine Beard

NOMINEE SIGLER HAS BODYGUARD   Head Of State Police Offers Protection To GOP Candidate

Jews Massing Refugee Ships   Many Paid For By U. §. Contributors

British Say Many “Unsea-* worthy” Ships Paid For With Money Raised In US

Say 100 Ships Bought by Jews   Many Paid for With Money Raised Here to Ship Refugees, Charge

BRITISH DISCOVER JUNK’ ARMADA T0 TRANSPORT JEWS   Report 100 Ships, Many Un: seaworthy, in South aeiebahie La  mo.

Say Jews Own 100 Ships For  Palestine Rux   ,  Many of Them Paid For With Money Raised In America, British Declare

JEWS PURCHASE REFUGEE SHIPS   British Assert At Least 100 Ships Bought To Carry Immigrants To Palestine; Problem To Come Up At Malta This Week.

SAYS 100 SHIPS OWNED BY JEWS   Reported Purchased By Underground To Carry Refugees  —_ = Aw BE =m Ame

LIGHT SNOW FOR STATE   Flora Predicts Lower Temperatures For Most of Kansas

Common World Food Pool _ Proposal Gaining: Suppor   ‘Russia May Prove Large Contributor to World Feed. ing Plan—No Reply Received Yet from Soviets on Participation

COMMON POOL PROPOSED FOR WORLD'S FOOD   CRISIS CRYSTALIZES OPINION AT UNRRA MEETING

Pool Of World Food Favored  - Russia Foremost Of Proposed Donors

Pool All Food IsUNRRA Wish   USSR Is Foremost on List  Of Sunalvine Nations

Long Coal Strike To Bring Hunger   Situation Not Acute But It ts Causing Concern AmongExpert:

House Bill Aimed At Lewis Gaining   Solons Favor Measure To Prevent Royalties

BILL TO BLOGK LEWIS DEMAND CETS HEARING      HOUSE REPORTED PREPARED TO PASS LEGISLATION BANNING “ROYALTY” ON COAL  =. _ FOR =MINERS' FUND      By INTERNATIONAL NEWS,  fowl iuatius oa Win boca

Jobless clash with police in  Italian riots Disorders kill  two: manv hurt

RECORD CROPS MAY PUT END 10 MEAT FAMINE   Ag. Department Sees Brighter Future for Family Supply

RECORD CROPS         Agriculture. - ‘Department Reports Farmers. Hafyesting Largest Food and Feed Cropa in History — As ® Result Producors Will Probably Increaie Herds ‘of Livestock.

Record Record Crops May Bring End to Meat Famine, Aariculture Dept. Predicts .

RECORD 1946 CROPS MAY END MEAT SHORTAGE   Farmers Harvesting One of Largest Crops in History

Crop Boost May Point To End of Meat Pinch  Officials Say Feed Price Decrease Wsslst Pasansswncwa  *easencw Lol eee

SLOW INCREASE IN MEAT SEER   Record Crops May Lower Prices, Spur Production of Livestock

NOTES CHARGE FORAYS INTO TRIESTE ZONE   Crack Down Indicated In Hotly Worded  Messages

Angry Notes Sent by U.S. After Forays By Yugoslavs   Trieste Is Locale Of Sharp Clashes; State of Near-War Amone Soldiers

Near-War Exists In Trieste Sector   Sharply-Worded Notes Do Not Refer to Shooting Down of Two Transport Planes

Slavs Accused Of Unprovoked Entry i Zone   Effort to Wreck awe Government Charged .  Wee, Bs Whe

Washington Reveals State of Near-War Between U. S. Troops and Yugoslavs at Trieste.   ARMED CLASHES OCCUR; FOUR SLAVS KILLED   American-British Occupation Zone Mlegally Entered and Unprovoked Attacks Made On Yanks.

U. S.-Yugoslay Relations Bad at Trieste   State of Near-War Said to Exist: Sharp Notes Sent

State Department Reveals That War State Nears Between U. S., Yugoslovia

ANOTHER PLANE IS SHOT DOWN BY YUGOSLAYS   American Message Claims That Nation Tries to Wreck AMG

Unprovoked Attacks on American Troops af Trieste: Charge Yugoslav Seek fo Wreck Allied Government   Bloody Fighting Resulted After Illegal Entry of  Slavs in U.S.-British Zone, State Department  Discloses; ‘Time for Crackdown’

Yugoslavs Get ‘Sharp Protes:   Near State of War Exists, State Department Reports

U. S.-Yugoslav Relations Bad at Trieste  State of Near-War qs ¥ ,. FT £4.   State of Near-War Said to Exist: Sharp Notes Sent

Soudi Arabia Asks Truman Reconsider Palestine Problem   Heroic Leap

NAMES OF JURORS DRAWN IN COUNTY   Panels Are Selected at Bloomfield for Court Terms.

NAMES OF JURORS DRAWNIN COUNTY:   Veniremen for September Term of Court Are Selected.

Bull Calf Interviews Mr. Truman;  President Gets No Kick Out of It

BLACK CALF TRIES TO KICK TRUMAN   Secret Service Men Look Frustrat ed—President Surprised and Mildly Amuceed.

President Invited to Attend Rodeo es   Bull Pays President Truman A Visit At The White Hous:

BRITISH INVITE ARABS AND JEWS TO CONFERENCE   Opposing Factions Asked To Submit Their Views On Anglo-American Plan

British Ask Arabs, Jews — To Give Views   June 20 Dead Line For Palestine Data; Parley Discouraged

Immigration Quota Is Set   President Sets Quota For New Philippine Republic At 100 Annually

e TRIED AND TRUE TRIO   Three on Lowell School Faculty Have Taught Over 25 Years Each

Stanford Educator Succumbs of Stroke   _ Kefauver Stricken When _in L. A. to Make Address

Babson’s Authentic Statement  Comparative Stock Prices Taken Up in Todav's Colamn By Financial Expert

Stock Market _ To Continue To Fluctuate Now   “UPS AND DOWNS” OF BIG MART TO CONTINUE, SAYS BABSON

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT...   RARSON DISCUSSES COMPARA TIVE STOCK PRICES

SEA MAY ROLL BACK AT BIKINI   TRICKS OF “SEA MAGIC” EXPECTED WHEN A-BOMB EXPLODES UNDER WATER.

Five Refuse to Testify in Court Martial   Now Serving Time In London Prison: Fear Persecution

COURT MARTIAL HEARS SOLDIER   Private Accuses Oklahoman Of Striking Him with Club in England

P etition To ‘Lausche Ready   Steubenville Crtzens To Ast Special Investigation of Vice.

PASTORS PUSH VICE CHARGES   To Ask Governor for Specia Prosecutor Next

Hard Coal Miners Join in Walkouts   Pennsylvania Anthracite Workers Support Lewis

Amended Housing Measure Passes   Wyatt Ready to Speed Emergency Home Construction When Truman Signs

SURE HUSBAND KILLED ON IWO   MRS. OSSIGNAC CONVINCED HUSBAND iS DEAD

MICH. MARINE DEAD, BELIEF OF EX-WIFE   Returns - Home, Satisfied’ Husband  Died on Iwo Jima

John W. Kempe Has New Trial  Accused of Violating Gas Ration Laws

John W. Kempe  Has New Trial Aécused of Violatins Gace Ration Lawe 

Fraud Claimed In Plebiscite By Monarchis'   Allied Review of Italy’ Balloting Demanded  Ka IT ntten

 Monarchists Charge Italy Voting Frauc   Leader Demands Review of Balloting That Doomed King Umberto’s Reign as Demonstrations Suhside

Charge Fraud in Plebiscite Ousting King   Monarchist Leaders Demand A Review of the Balloting As Demonstrations Suuside.

ELECTION FRAUDS IN ITALY CHARGED   -MONARCHIST DEMANDS AL LIED REVIEW OF BALLOT ING UNSEATING KING.

ITALIAN VOTING FRAUD CLAIMEL   Monarchist Chief Asks Review Of Balloting That Doomed King

ns Labor Message men s Strike Nears      Monarchists C laim : / italian A Vode "Erqud:" Ask Probe By Allies —

Italian Royalists Charge Fraud In Republic Vote  Review of Balloting That Doomed Crown Is Asked

King’s Backers To Seek Review Of Italy Votes   Fraud Is Charged By Monarchists As Riots Subside

Two Dead, Many Lnpured in WKiots. Over Election Vurcome Monarchists Claim Italian Vote  "Craud:"” Ask Probe By Allies

Pagano Asks Allies to Toss Out Results of King-Ousting Plebiscite; Monarch Delay Exodus to Portuga

ClO Chief in Middle of Bitfer Scrap Between Left and Riaht-Wing Bosses

MURRAY CAUGHT IN MIDDLE OVER CIO RED PURGE   Left-Wingers Resist Demands My Caagce Tartics

ANTI-COMMUNIS) BATTLE RAGING AT CLO MEETING   President Murray Caught In Muddle Of Behind Scenes Struggle

‘cap With Texas  State to Have 200th AA Ac Cuard Unit, Sage Says

Foreign Agents  Seek Atom Bomb Secrets in U.S.  House Un-American Coane ee CT ty  a gy PUD PURER ER La

FOREIGN SPIES SEEN ACTIVE AT A-BOMB PLANT   Espionage. Evidence Is Found at Oak Ridge, Says Wood

Navy to Rush Repairs After First Atom Test So Vessels Can Be Blasted in Second One

Navy Will Assign Its Crack Salvage Crews For Repairs To Ships Struck By Atomic

Navy Plans to- Repair , Atomic:Bomb Damaged Veccals on Spot to Speed Second Test -

Three Test Attacks Planned In All.....  Navy Crews Will Speed Repairs Following The First Atomic Bomb Test

Navy To Repair Ships To Speed Second A-Test   Salvage Crews. Assigned To Task Of Repairing Targets

Repair Of Ships Damaged By Atom Bombs In Test Will Be Tried Out At Scene By U.S. Salvage Outfits .

‘Crack Navy Salvage Crews To Repair Target Vessels After First A-Bomb Test   To Be Mended So They Can Be Blasted Agair In Second Test; On-the-Spot Repairs Planned

Round Out A-Bomb . Test Plans   On-the-Spot Repair  Job Arranged to: Speed Getting Damaged Ships Ready For Second Test

Navy Wil Repair Atomic “omb Damaged Ships On Spot To Speed Second Test

SALVAGE ATOM TARGET S HEPS   Three Separate Tests Are Planned by Task Force ‘Crossroads’

lke Sees Army Of 800,000 Men  That Many Needed For About 20 Years

300,000 ARMY URGED FOR 15 TO 20 YEARS   Eisenhower Sees Need fo 400,000 in Airforces At House Hearing

IKE SEES NO HOPES OF REDUCING ARMY TO LOW STRENGTH   Urges Legislation to Permit Appointment of Additional Army Officers

SEEKS 25,000 MORE ARMY OFFICERS   Eisenhower Sees No Chance Of Reducing Army

Cut of $7 Billion In Public Debt Is  Seen In Message   Unchanged Taxes, Continued Price Contro Also Recommended by President; Budget Of $35 Billions Handed Congress

President Presents His Program, Budget to Congress   Executive Asks for Continued Price Controls and Voices Concern Over Major Strikes in His Message

Hope Held Ou For Reduced National Debt   Inflation Named as Chief Threat Now Facing United States

Reds Demand Iran “Invite” Soviel Troops   Russia Presents  Six Demands on Little Iran, According to London Reports

PAPER REPORTS REDS ASK IRAN INVITATION   Spokesman Says Premier’s Talks ‘Difficult’

Russia Demands lran Invite Red  Army To Remain   Alliance With Soviet Concessions Of O)1 Also Required O  Persia

Russia Reported Making Six New Demands on Iran   VOMUNas ON IaH  One Would. Invite’ Red Army Troops  To Remain in yO LI ew.

Soviet ‘Demands To Iran   Six-Point Statement Calls For Major Concessions to Russia; Situation Is Tense

IRANIANS GIVEN SOVIET DEMANDS   Premier Returning From Moscow With Six Red Demands, Including “Invitation” For Russian Troops To Remain.

Russia Reported Making New  Demands On Iranian Premier London Says Soviets Ask That Troops  WD. 6F....%e...35 PT. wo... TF. mer!

lranian Premier Asked To Invite Russian Troops  Hears Proposals, But Conference ‘Inconclusive’

Tran Given  Russ Demands   One Would Have Country “Invite” Red Forces to Stay

Tran Premier On WayHome With Six Russian Demands Including Soldiers Remain

6 RED DEMANDS HANDED TO IRAN   Paper Says Soviet Requests An ‘Invitation’ To Stay

Russians Demand Six Conditions for Iranian Approval   Premier of the Occupied Country Says Moscow Talks Were Friendly bat Difficult

Tran Premier On Way Home With  Six New Demands   Dispute With Russia Stl Unsettled; British Want Answer

IRANIAN CHIEF CARRIES REDS’ ‘ORDERS’ HOM   One Demand Handed Premier Expects ‘Invitation’ for Troops To Remain

Russia Seeks To Force -Will  Upon Iranians   Demands Red Army Be Invited To Stay During Parley

Reds Make iNew Demands ‘(On Iran   Want Invitation To Remain In Countr

Civilian Given ‘Purchase Post   Troman Order Moves Navy Army Nearer Merger

HOUSE CALLS FOR OPA RULE ON MATERIALS   Changes Proposed As Patman Bill Given Study

Dramatic Try to Break ‘Deadlock Made   Concessions Are Offered to Communists

MILLERS BALK ATBIG CUT IN USE OF FLOUR   Bakers’ Head Charges Government Resorts : “To Expediency”

Millers Balk At Flour Cut Asked by U. 8.   Cite Agriculture Dept. Discrepancies In Retimatec

Production Cut Of One Fourth Is Profested   Voluntary Plan Asked By Truman Branded Failure

Flour Cut Plan Meets Protests   U. S. Proposes Slash of 25% at Home

Telephone Tieur Comes to an End   Labor Scene Bright—Hopes for Peace Tempered by Electrical Workers Threat

CRISIS COMES IN TELEPHONE TIEUP FRIDAY   STRIKE EXPECTED TO PARALYZE SYSTEM

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"Phone Paralysis Looms in U.S.  Within 24 Hours   Government Optimistic Over Steel and. Meat Packing Industries; “Washinoton Non-Dial Service Halted

Meat Labor May Go out Wednesday   Electrical Workers Also Threaten Strike This Week

HOPE 10 AVERT STEEL, PACKING PLANT STRIKES   Nationwide Telephone Walkout Is Feared Shortly   PLAN. PICKETING   CIO’ And Steel Corp. Officials Will Get. Together

Strike Hampered Phone System Returning To Normal.  LOOK FOR STEEL WAGE SETTLEMENT  CIO Steelworkers, Phone Workers Postpone Strike.

National Telephone Paralysis Feared Within 24 - Hours   Installation Workers to Set Up Picket Lines from Coast to Coast   HOPE OF AVERTING MEAT STRIKE RISES   CIO, U. S. Steel Resume! Talks; UAW to Study Fact Finders Report 

TelephoneSystem Tie-Up Threatens   Phone Exchanges To Be Picketed

Installation Workers... Strike. Said. to Be 100 Per Cai ree? =  _tive in. US.: THUS  Resumed.

Mediators Hope For Settlement In Steel Row   Scheduled Walkout of 800,000 Steelworkers Postponed One Week

PICKET UNES = 10 BE SETUP . - AT EXCHANGES   Natt Federation Unionists Not to Pass Through at 775 Points   OTHER CASES BRIGHTER   Federal Officials Hopeful of Averting Steel and Meat Packing Walkouts

Hopes High For Averting ‘Walkouts In Steel, Meat; Fear Telephone Paralysis

Labor Seen¢ Brightest In Months   Phone Strike Off for a 0-Day Period

Government Price Relief Offer Turned Down By Biggest Meat Packers

TELEPHONE TIE-UP THREAT ENHANCED   EIGHT THOUSAND INSTALLATION WORKERS OF WESTERN ELECTRIC STRIKE.

GOVERNMENT IS ATTEMPTING TO AVERT WALKOUTS   New Optimism Felt Regarding Steel, Meat Packing Industries

STEEL WALKOUT DELAYED, WAGE PACT HOPED FOR   Phone Service Near Normal

Meat Packing, Steel Squabbles May Be Ended   GM Troubles Go To “Truman: 44 States Hit By Telephone Threat

Offer Pay Raise to Strikers   Pact-finders: Favor 19Y-cent Hike in General Motors Case

TELEPHONE TIEUP iS FEARED   Hope Rises For Averting Steel, Meat Strikes

Appliance And Meat Strikes Near Deadline   Western Electric Union Halts Picketing Of Offices   DELAY STEEL ROW   Electrical And Packing Walkouts Are Due This Week

Nation’s Telephones To Be Paralyzed By Friday   ‘Western Electric Installation Workers Strike Will _ Begin To Show Its Effect Today And Tomorrow Unless Settlement Is Reached

Fear Nation - Wide Telcphone Paralysis In Next 24 Hours.   KF BR RARARA 4RATEF DIE RMAD E  MAY BE AVERTED  Picket Lines Around Telephone Exchanges Tamarraw.

Packers Balk At Proposal  By Government   Companies  Say Subsidy By Government Too Small For Raise

Hope Seen for Steel Agreement   U. A. W. Agrees to  19 Per Cent Increase; Meat Layoff Still Set

Nation's Phone Service May Go Out This Friday   No Immediate Effect By Strike Until Late This Week

Labor Scene is Improved; Rush Parleys   Steel, Phone Walkouts Averted But Packers Facing Shutdown

AA States   Affected By Walkout   Union Leaders Claim Strike Is 100 Percent Effective On Friday

DEBATES BOG DOWN TREATY TALK IN PARI   GREEKS OBJECT TO BULGARIAN PACT PREAMBLE

Bulgarian Treaty Aroument Snags Paris Conference   Greeks Assert Axis Satellite ‘Active Only with Germany’

New Row Bogs Dowr Bulgaria Treaty Talk   Greek Takes Issue With Preamble Assertion That Nazi Satellite Helped War on Germany

GREEKS OBJECT TO BULGAR PAGT   Opposed To Premise That  Nation Warred Against   Germany

Peace Parley BoggedDow n By Areument   Greece Precipitates Row By Criticizing Preamble Of Bulgarian Treaty

BULGARIAN TREATY IS OPPOSED   New Debate Touched Off by Objections To Proposed Preamble

Greece Voices Objections To Bulgar Treaty   Extent of Bulgaria's Aid to Allies Might Become Issue

Greek Stand Bogs Progress Of Conference   Proposed Preamble Of Treaty Draws Stiff Objection

FIRST 0) :--2ACk TREATI: “<<. 1TS DEBATE: SOCK   Task Of Drafting Treaty For Bulgaria Runs Into Greek Snag

Greece Balks Discussion  Of Treaties   Objects to Statement That Bulgaria Made War on Germany

Greek Premier Scores Bulgaria   Denies That Nation Fought the Germans

DEBATE HALTS TREATY WORK   Discussion of Terms Bogs Down As Greeks Launch New Complaints

TRUMAN IN. MISSOURI TO. CAST BALLOT   Has No Contact With Contestants In Disputed Race

TRUMAN STAYS OUT OF FIGHT   President Avoids Contacts On Bitter Primary Election Battle

Pork Chops Cheaper, Is Predicted   Pric:s Paid to Farmers Con tinues Decline, for Tenth  Straight Day

Pork Products’ Prices to Drop   Farmers’ Return Down for 10th Day

PORK AT RETAIL WILL GOST LES:   Decline Is Expected to Begin at Most Counters This Weekend

MILES ASSAILS IOWA'S G.0.P.   Talks to Delegates To State Democratic Tndicial Convention

Districts To Have New Primaries   Folger and Rives Entitled To Ask For  Second Election

‘Britain May Change ‘Tis Lifeline   Key Military Bases Would Be Shifted From Mediterranean

Congress to Stay in Session During July   Press of Business te Require Several Weeks of Work

Mackenzie Says....  India Makes History In Collaboration Of Rival Party Leaders

Relators Plan Housing Fight   Nearly 20,000 Realtors Plan To Fight Rent And Hous. ine Controls

Clothiers Aim For Male Comfort  Zoot Suit Becomes Cute Suit. Trousers Have Lace

Patent Office Goes Frilly  New Suit For Men Has  Lace Insets for Cooling

Man's Peek-a-Boo Suit With Insets of Lace Among Late Patented Invention:

Australia’s Col. Hodgson quits council  U.N. delegate’s wife ill in Paris

ilIness Forces Hodgson To Quit UN Security Meet   Action Expected To Leave Australian Position on Spanish Problem Unchanged

Hodgson Called to Paris; Russia Firm Against Franco Investigation

Australian's Wife Ill, He Goes fo Paris   Lieut. Col. Hodgson Called Away From U. N Security Council, But Policy to Be Carried On

AUSTRALIA HAS CHANGE IN HER UN DELEGATES   Colonel Hodgson Will Go to France—Nation’s Policies To Remain Firm

‘Australia’s Delegate Quits Security Council; Russia Firm In Opposing Franco Probe 

Third to Leave Australian Delegate to U. N. Security Group Quits   Paul Hasluck, Successor, to Carry on Col. Hodgson’s Policies; Spanish Case To Be Heard by Group on Monday

Fiery Australian Envoy Will Quit Security Council   Hodgson Says Wife Ill: Will Leave For Paris

Australia’s UN Delegate  Withdr: ‘awing  Ss. 2s. S a -  —   Wife Il in Paris; His Successor To Continue Policies

Aussie Delegate Leaves U.N. Security Council   Solution Sought To End Deadlock On Spanish Issue

Hodgson Quits Council Seat; Spanish Issue  Talks Are Set   Australian Delegate To Return To Paris By Plane On Monday

Group Supports Japan Election   New Zealand, Soviet Oppose MacArthur

JAP ELECTION WILL BE HELD AS SCHEDULED   Far Eastern Advisory Commission Upholds General MacArthur's Decision to Conduct the Voting April 10.

Cafe Closing  Possible After Cut in Prices   Meat Shortage Shuts 36, 000 Butcher Shops; Situation to Be Worse

Denver Is Digging Out From Worst Storm Since 1913  City Transportation System Snarled; Six Persons Killed

Denver Is Digging Out From Worst Storm Since 1913  City Transportation  System Snarled; @.. Decewmue Ville

CROYDON WOMAN GIVEN CITIZENSHIP; ANOTHER REFUSED   Mrs. Klara Markert, Judge Says, Proved Her Right To Be An “American”   WAS A BUND MEMBER   But Judge Kalodner Rules Against the Application of Victor Lehman, Newtown

Newtown Man Was Refused Citizenship—Claimed He Made Incriminating Statements To Get Money Into Germany

Man Seized On Kidnap Charge   Man Accused of Kidnap Attempt; Questioned in Deqnan Slaying

Candidates Bri ring Campaigns To Se ctio ; Sadler, Winfree. To Talk In City Tonight

Cattle, Sheep Receipts Decline  oat. Be Ulechae Reenuce of Monday's Price Upturn

Majer Markets Report Drop in Cattle, Sheep Receipts: Hoas Increase

Livestock Receipts Dip Sharply After Yesterday's Rust   Lack of Railroad Cars Hampers Flow; Prices Reported Unsteady

SHEEP, CATTLE SALES DECLINE   Shipment of Hogs to Market Continues to Increase

Machinisis Vote to End Tieup   Union Leadership Battle Shapes Up

Aonepis British Plan Federated  Indian States   But Congress Party Rejects Proposals For Establishment Of An Interim Government

Party Approves Plan for India   Congress Rejects Interim Proposal

Hint a New India :Plan   British May Offer Different Interim . Government Setup ‘After Hindu Rejection

Accept Indian Union Plan   All India Congress Rejects Interim Government Plan

Steel Workers May Toss Out  Communists   Bitter Ideological Battle Developing In Atlantic City Convention loday.

UNITED STEEL WORKERS MEET TOMORROW   Question. of . Barring... Communists  “Will Come: Up

CiO Membership May Eject Reds   Bitter Internal Battle Heads tor Showdown At Steelworkers Meot

Moratorium Called On Public Projects   Steelman Clamps Three-Way Halt On Governmental Works

Federal Works Program Halted   Defer Big Projects To Curb Inflation

Federal Building Program Halted   Three-Way Moratorium 1 Ordered Until Spring By Director,

Stoppage Order Economic Move On Truman Edict   $700,000,000 Worth Of Work Deferred Until Spring; New Contracts Barred

Steelman Orders Moratorium for MN ederal Program   Projects Involving $700,000,000 Face Delay Until Spring

Government s Public Works Program Halts  U.S.'ToSelect . ’ Deferrable items

PUBLIC WORK DELAYED TODAY BY TRUMAN'S BUDGET EDICT   Declare 3-Day Moratorium To Pick Projects  To Be Deferred

Public Works Costs Ordered Reduced by 7 Hundred Millions   Federal Program HiBarrier in Order to Prevent Inflation

Halt Contracts For U.S. Public Works Program    i   Stringent Anti-Inflation : Policy Curtails : Spending

'Public Works Halted, Half of Them Until Spring, ‘As Step in Government's Anti-Inflation Program

MORATORIUM IS HARD HIT BY STEELMAN   Delay of 56 Days Is Ordered to Stave Off Inflation

Public Works Program Comes  To Virtual Halt   $700,000,000 Worth Of Construction To Be Deferred Until Spring.

BUILDING HELD BACK 10 READ OFF INFLATION   VETERANS HOUSING AND HOSPITALS EXEMPTED

STEP IS TAKEN 10 AVERT INFLATION, SAYS J. STEELMAN   BARS AGENCIES FROM AWARDING CONTRACTS DURING NEXT 56 DAYS

ALL EXCEPT MOST’ URGENT PROJECTS T0 BE POSTPONED   Moratorium Effective for 56 Days—Works Program to Be Cut $700,000,000 During Period.   ACTION INTENDED TO HEAD OFF INFLATION   It Will Delay Roads and Public Buildings—Exempted Are Veterans’ Hospitals  and Housing.

U. S. Public Works Near Virtual Halt   —_. +... =e.  e   $700,000,000 Projects Would Be Affected  Ry Steelman Moratoriurr

PUBLIC WORKS BEING HALTED   Action Being Taken B; Steelman To Head Off  Inflation

Public Works Program Grinds To Halt, to Cut Down Federal Spending, Release Materials

WEATHER   Drastic Curbs Brought on By Truman Edict   Search for Projects  To Be Deferred May Turn to Flood Control And Public Highways

Call Halt On Public Buildin gi   Construction Mora-+: torium Directed. ‘By President As Means : Of -Checking. Inflation

Construction Projects To Get Slashing   ‘Reconversion Director Steelman Clamps’ Three-Way Moratorium on _ Federal Public Works Program.

PUBLIC WORKS ALMOST HALTED   President's Anti - Inflation Budget Causes Virtual Cessation Of Federal Works For Present. 

Federal Projects Stopped   Truman Edict To Cut Spending Halts Contracts

Federal Works. Plans Halted To Curb Inflation   Huge Program Stopped _ for 56 Days and All But Essential Work — to be   Cancelled. - :

Moratorium on Federal Works Program Called   $700,000,000 Worth of Building Deferred In U. S. Until Spring

Public Work: Program at Virtual Halt      Federal Agencies Ordered To Defer Construction At Least Until Spring Under New Edict

Order Brings Government Works Program To Near Stop; Contract Letting Limited

Awarding Of Public Works Contracts Ordered Halted   Moratorium, Ordered to Head Off National Inflation to be Effective 56 Days With Limited Exceptions ~—Present Works Program to be Slashed

PUBLIC. WORKS- AT VIRTUAL HALT DUE PRESIDENT EDICT   Three-Way Moratorium to Cut Down Spending in Antt.flation Move

PUBLIC WORKS GRINDS TO HALT   Moratorium Clamped Or Federal Construction

Government Public Works Program Grinds To Virtual Halt Under Latest Ruling

Budget Cut Delays Construction Plan   Agencies to Revamp Federal Aid Projects

Public Ba ks      Federal: Agencies Ordered To Choose $700 Million Constrection To Defer.

Postpones Lettings For 56 Days to Head Off Inflation, Some exemptions Cited

10-DIE DURING MAINE BLIZZARD   39 Inches of Snow Falls in New England State

Maine Buried By Record Snowfall   Thirty-Nine Inch Fall In Tip Of New England; Rest Of Country Clear

York Smashes _ ‘Three-Run Homer   000 000 000—0.6 1 300 000 010—4 8 0

York's First Inning Homer Scores Three   Cards Garner First Hit, Single by Marion, in Third Frame; Pitcher’s Battle Is Developing   St. Louis—000 00 Boston— 30000

Playwright George Benard Shaw Celebrates 90th Birthday Without Fanfare

Pays Little Attention   Shaw Calls Fuss Over 90th Birthday ‘Unbearable’

G.B. Shaw, Philosopher and Playwright Deems Fuss Over His 90th Birthday An ‘Unbearable’ Lot of Foolishness

Examiners Swamped Tests Suspended on Out Of Date Driver Licenses

Out of Date Texas Drivers’ Licenses Mav Be Renewed Without New Exam

CHICAGO KIDNAP VICTIM RETURNS   Policy Racket King Ha: Blank Memory After ° 5-Day Abduction

Germans Reaet To Split Among Nations Of UN   Some Hitlerized Portions  of Reich Are “Throwing  Their Weight Ahout a Bit,”? as Result

DE.WITT MACKENZIE --GIVES A SOLUTION ‘ON DIFFERENCES   Troubles Among Russia, Great Britain and U. S. Having Adverse Effect.   UPON SOME NAZI PEOPLE   Mackenzie Has Returned from Paris After a 4-Months’ Tour of Europe. —

China Asks Russia For Advance  Notice of Removal  Action Would Permit Smoother Transfer Of Manchurian Troops

Reds Blamed For Troubles In Manchuria   China Requests Russia to Give Previous Notice

CHINA REQUESTS DATA FROM REDS   Want Previous Notice Of Soviet Withdrawal From Manchurian Points.

ASK FOR SUPPORT IN BUYERS STRIKE   Boycott Food Stores Charging Higher Prices

CiO_SPONSORS — "PRICE STRIKE   ACTIVE DRIVE AGAINST 1NCREASED RENTS AND FOOD _._FRICES BEING STAGED -

GOVERNORS ARE HEADING HOME   Chief Executives Decide To Stress Americanism in Country's Schools

ELECTRIC UNION CUTS DEMANDS   Pittsburgh Company Studies New 28 Per Cent Figure

STATE G.0.P. FAVORS BONUS FOR VETERANS   Platform Committee To Adopt Resolution

‘Millwrights Wife ~ Murders Children,  Commits Suicide   Gary Worker Discovers ‘Triple Tragedy As Wife And Two Children Die By Hanging

DEMAND JAP PAPERS ON "INCIDENTS   Seek Hidden Channe!s Of Rise Of Militarists

U. S. Studies Jap Plotters:   Seeks Means By Which Militarists Rose To War-Time Powers

JAPS TOLD TO PRODUCE COUP PAPERS   Allies Demand Documents Concerning Three Abortive Schemes of Militarists in 1931 and in 1931.

Seek Channels Of Japanese  Rise to Power   Orders Government To Produce Official Documents

Courthouse Is One Of issues ToBe Decided   $350,000 For Use In Road Program Alco To Be Asked

Courthouse Is One Oflssues ToBe Decided  $350,000 For Use In Road Program Alea Ta Ra Aelad

GI Aiding Officer Stop Car, Killed In Collision   Former Army Lieutenant Fron Burgettstown Dies At Washington

Hoover Outlines Needs of World In Hunger Crisis   Relief Will Come if ‘Tragic Gap’ Is Spanned. He Asserts

Millions Face Slow Death, Says Hoover   Ex-President Warns Of Tragic Gap In Food Supply and Needs

Hoover Says A() Million  Lack Bread   3.6 Million Tons Said Needed between Now and Fall Harvest

Tragic Gap Still Holds Food Front   Hoover Warns Supply Js Still Much Behind The Demand For World's Henery Peoples

Tragic Gap in World Supply o' Food Reported   3,600,000 Tons of Breadstuffs Needed, Hoover Says in Talk

Food’Gap Threatens Lives of 40 Million   300,000,000 May Die If Relief Program Fails, Hoover Warns

HOOVER URGES SAVING OF FOOD   Former President Warns Many Millions To Die Without U. S. Help

Food Saving Held Vital   Spectre of Hunger Grimmest in History, Hoover Informs Nation After Tour

HOOVER IN PLEA FOR SACRIFICE   Urges Americans Save World From Record Famine

Close Food Gap, Begs Hoover   Says 3,600,000 Tons of Breads Needed to Keep People Aiive

United Mine Workers Fined $3,500,000   Lewis Draws $10,000 Contempt Penalty— Union To Appeal Court Decision.

Goldsborough Next Rules on Validity Of UMW’s Contract   Issues Injunction to Replace Restraint Order; Belligerent Lewis Tiffs Verbally With Judge — As Lawver Tugs On His Coat Sleeve

ANGERED BOSS OF MINERS 10 APPEAL CASE   NEW INJUNCTION IS ISSUED AGAINST COAL STRIKE

Court Fines Union $3,500,000, Lewis Assessed $10,000   Mine Boss Challenges Judge to Make Sum ‘Anything He Pleased’

Federal Judge Challenged by UMW Chieftain   Miners to Appeal as Further Contempt of Court Action Looms

Union and Lewis Have Until 3 p.m. Today To File Cash Bonds Preliminary to Appeal to Supreme Court of U.S.

LEWIS, MINE UNIONS GET HEAVY FINES   Penalty of $10,000 Goes to Chief, Then Millions to Workers

Miners Strike Goes Into Its Fifteenth Day   Lewis Still Under Orders To Call Off Mine Strike

Temporary Injunction Issued Against Untion and Its Boss — Thus Latter Is Still Under Orders to Call Off Strike — Judge Goldsborough Calls Walkout Threat to Govern-. ment — Defense to Appeal.

$3,500,000 FINE GIVEN UNION AND $10,000 ON LEWIS  Lewis Announces Anneal ac Revilee   Lewis Announces Appeal as Reviles Judge And Trial

Democracy At Stake, Jurist Warns Nation   Lewis Fined $10,000 and Mine Workers $3,500,000 for Contempt of Court—Further Action Contemplated—Strike Goes On

Decision Appealed To Supreme Court; Verdict is Bitterly Assailed

Judge Calls Coal Strike ‘Monstrous,  Evil Thing’   Union Plans Appeal, But Further Action Can Be Taken If Strike Continues

Further Action Is Possible Unless Crippling Coal Strike Is Called Off

‘Miners Boss Is Fined $10,000; UMW $3.500.000 By Court   Judge Scores Lewis’ Action As [hreat To Government; Warns Of Crisis For U. S.; UMW Leaders Plan Appeal

U.S. In Peril If Strike Continues, Judge Warne   Lewis and UMW Union Will Appeal Judgment To Higher  , es

Plan to Carry Case Direct To Highest Court      Lewis Told To Pay $10,000, Mine Workers Union $3,500,000 In Roaring Courtroom Scene; Order To End Walkout Stands

Injunction Also Granted Against Continuing Strike   Judge Says Mine Leader Should Be Sent To Prison; Appeal By Union Will Be Made Today; John L. Challenges Jurist

Immediate Arrest Of Jap General Ordered      Japanese Minister Of War Is Suspected As War Criminal!

PP PLPPDP PPP PEPE ELE ES Fulton Balks $10,000 Pav tor First Lady

A $10,000 SALARY DENIED MRS. TRUMAN   Democrat Blocks Republican Ef. fort te Put First lady on Government Pay Roll.

Bilbo Says He’s ‘Innocent Bystander At Senate Hearing on His Election

Sen. Bilbo Arrives as ‘Innocent Bystander’ For Committee Hearing

Franco Spain Boycotted by UN Assembly   Czechoslovakia Leads Fight for Break With Fascist Rule

EXCLUSION OF SPAIN VOTED BY UNO DELEGATES   Resolution To Boycott Franco Government Is Approved Without Protest   INDONESIA CASE TO DIE   Indications Are Charges Against Britain Will Be Dropped Today

Franco Regime In Spain Given ‘Slap’ By UNO   Assembly Reaffirms It: Policy Of Exclusion  From Membership

GOVERNMENT BOYCOTT IS UNANIMOUS     Action Follows Demand by Czechoslovakia for Break by All Nations.

UNO Reaffirms Explusion of Spanish Fascists   Assembly Approves Resolution To Boycott Franco's Government

UNO Approves Resolution For’ Boycotting France   Matter of Selecting Site for Permanent Home Touches Off First-Rate Controversy

UNO Shuts  Its Doors” to Franco   Czechoslovakia Asks All Member Nations to Break With Spain

U. S. Silent In Debaie Over Ban   Franco Government Will Be Ignored Unanimously

Boycott Of Spain Is Made  Unanimous   Czechoslovakia And Panama lake Lead In Action By  45 Nations.

U.N, BEGINS STUDY OF SPAIN AS THREAT TO PEACE OF WORLD  POLISH CHARGES TO. BE AIRED; FRANCE, REDS.

Says Franco Put In Pover by Axis   Poland Charges Har) bors Nazis and Sera   ace to Peace   Unofficial Sources Charge Scientists Are Doing Atomic Research

Reaffirm Exclusion  Of Spain   United Nations Assembly Approves Resolution On Boycotting Government Of Premier Franco

Assembly Adopts Panama Proposal To Boycott Spain   Must Destroy Last Remnant OF Fascism, Kiselev Tells Delegates

UNO BOYCOTT ON SPAIN  REAFFIRMED   Cannot Join Other Nations Until Franco Gov't —  Is Removed

UNO Votes Boycott  Of Franco's Regime   Czechoslovakia Demands Open Break With Spanish Government; U. S. Remains Silent

UNO VOTES TO BOYCOTT GEN. FRANCO   45 Nations Vote To Ban Spain's Fascist Govt.

FUNDS OF OPA ARE SLASHED . BY. SENATOR   HOUSE-S EN ATE CONFERENCE ae ACT TO.: RESTORE “PART OF 50 PERCENT  ne “REDUCTION .

District Cage. Tourney To Be Here This Week   Sixteen Teams Will Compete For Title In College Gym

BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT   Sixteen Northwest Iowa H. S. Teams To Compete Here This Week

Hughes and Movie Stars Cross U.$. in 8 Hours, 38 Min  “Miss Setting Record by More Than Hour

12 KILLED, ‘ONE MISSING IN CRASH   French Army Transport Plane Hits Mountain

Plane Crashes, 1) Persons Dead   Transport Downed . in Vosges Mountains

Seven Lost in  Crash of B-29   Plane Had Flown 2400  Miles From Honolulu

Middies, Cadets See ‘Beach Assault? Made In Chesapeake   Bombs, Shells, Rockets Fired In Simulated Attack For Edification Of Service Schools

Garsson Selis Batavia Concern   Two Firms Involved In Munitions Probe Sold to Chicagoan.

Argentina Facing Crisis, Is Belief   Neither Candidate for President May Keep Job

Grave Political Situation Seen Looming in Argentina   Lack of Clear Majority for Either Candidate  Indicated in Presidential Vote

ARGENTINA $ WINNER MAY BE LOSER   Observers Believe Neither Candidate Could Long Serve

“Dislike Of Government” Caused AP Sarvice Withdrawal, Benton Says

BENTON TO TALK WITH AP BOARD   Assistant Secretary Of State Invited To Discuss Question Of P Furnishing Gov't. With News.

Yamashita Looks Deep Into Future  Thinks Ground Forces No Lonaer Necessary

ADVISES ON STRATEGY   Yamashita Addresses Article Written in Death Cell to U, S.

\YAMASHITA WARNS U.S. FROM THE GRAVE THAT OLD METHODS OF WAR OUTMONED

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS =  rf rr A KA L   On Smothering Bills

BREAD RATIONING TC $0 ON IN BRITAIN   Bakers Almost Revolt Against Program

BRITISH READY TO RATION BREAD   Commons Defeats Effort To Cance! Proposed Plan

U.S. RETURNS 400 RIVER BOATS T0 EUROPEAN OWNERS   Danube Barges Released After Treaty Fails

Buttercups Bloom on ‘Normandy Beaches .  D-Day Remembered by Ste. Mere Falise

Buttercups Bloom Where Nazi Guns Blazed Two Years Ago in Normandy

@ ETERNAL REMINDERS      Buttercups Bloom on Bloody Utah Reach Two Years Altey D-Day.

Find Pistols In Wreckage Of Airliner   FBI May Be Asked To Make Investigation

FBI. WILL PROBE FATAL CRASH OF VIKING AIRLINER   Weapons Discovered ir Wreckage; Nine Victims identified

FBI May Probe  Airliner Crash   Authorities Continue Efforts To Identify 12 OF 97 Victims

Requesting FBI - To Investigate Plane Accident   Guns, Stilettos, Handcuffs 3  Found In Wreckage Of Ship Ou Which 27 Died

SEEK IDENTITY “OF CRASH DEAD   FBI Investigation Sought in Virginia Tragedy

FBIToProbe 5 ome Aspects  ‘Of Air Crash   Being Called Inigo Case AS ter Two Pistols and Part Of Another, Stilletos, Handeuffs Found

Rep. Slaughter Plans Sweeping Surplus Inquiry  Expects to go Into Entire Picture of War

Surplus Goods Probe Planned By Slaughter   Committee Counsel Sees ‘Tight Position’ For Several Persons

Rep. Slaughter Plans Surplus Goods Inquiry   ‘Entire Picture’ of U. S. Handling of Excess War Articles Will Be Investigated

PLAN TO PUSH SURPLUS WAR GOODS PROBE   Rep. Slaughter, Ousted In Balloting, Will Head Inquiry

Slaughter To Push Probe Of Surplus Goods   Representative Plans * Sweepi:.g Inquiey-— As W iy. gton E Swan Song

SuN SUN CONTACTED WITH RADAR BY AUSTRALIAN SCIENTISTS   EXPERIMENT SAID TO HAVE INDICATED TEMPERATURE THERE SOMETIMES 10 MILLION DEGREES

Dispute Ties Up Phone Toll Lines   President Truman Making Last Minute Effort to Prevent Steel Plants’ Scheduled Shut-Down

3 Steel Plants Hit by Strikes   Mills Begin Banking Blast Furnaces to” Protect Equipment

VETO PLAN 10 STUDY BRAINS   Long And Bitter Argument Held Regarding Executed Nazis

ARMY ADVANCES A: THEORY- ~ Probe of Goering Suicide ~~ Continues in:German Prison

NEW THEORY OF HOW NO. 2 NAZI TOOK HIS LIFE   Prison Officials Believe Goer ing Swallowed Poison in Toilet Compartment

Goering Slipped  Poison  In Bath   Theory Advanced: Out Of Sight Of Guard

New Theory Is Advanced Or How Goering Eluded Guare To Slip Poison Inte Mouth

CONTROL COUNCIL REJECTED PLAN TO EXAMINE DEAD NAZIS’ BRAINS —  : Advance Theory On How Goering Escaped Detection

STILL A MYSTERY   Could Not Have Concealed the Cartridge on His Person : ‘For Any Time.   WAS CLOSELY GUARDED   Relieved He Placed Vial Into His: Mouth While Seated : on a Toilet.

Council Forbade Examination Of Germans Brains   Evident That Decision T« Cremate Bodies Made Shortly Before Hangings

Air Theory On Suicide Of Goering   “Letter Written To Commandant May Be Given Council

OFFICIALS THEORIZE ON GOERING’S DEATH   Examination Of Criminals’ Brains Rejected

Hide” &: Leather: “Dealeré  ~- Said to “Have Halted Shipments Since’ OPA Revival;.- Gov't “Agents Start Probe.

Seek To Avert Shutdown In Shoe Plants  Investigators Hunt Supplies Held Bale  “s wre tr.

CHECK SHORTAGES OF HIDES, LEATHER   Federal Officials Seek Te Avert Shoe Shutdown

Hide & Leather Dealers Said to Have Halted Shipments Since OPA Revival; Gov't Agents Start Probe.

CPA Checks Hide, Leather  Inventories   Shoe Production Shutdown Threat

In a Shasew   te entree tn  (PA Orders Search of Hide Plants for Surplus Leather

U.S, TO CHECK LEATHER FIRMS    ‘Acts to Avert Shutdown of : Shoe Production

CPA Hunts Excessive Sup» plies Held Back in Hope Of Higher Prices

Leather — Conspiracy Seen by US Moves Swiftly  To Avert Closing — Of Shoe Plants

Caches of Hides Hunted By CPA   Move Designed To Hike Shoé Production

U. S. Hunting ‘Hoarded’ Hide, Leather Supply   Investigators Sent Into Plants; Charge Withholding of Hides

BEING SOUGHT FOR MAKERS OF SHOES   Investigators Sent Gut to Un jock Bottleneck of Foot Gear Manufacture

I nvestigators Ordered to Ferret Out ‘Hoarded Hides to Aid Shoe Production

LEATHER PLANT PROBE ORDERED   Government Acts To Avert Shutdown Of Shoe Production

Leather Supply To Be Checked   CPA Orders Check to Learn If Supplies Are Being Held Back

Left-Wingers Win Election In Czech Areas   Right-Wing Party Gains About 60 Pet. OF Votes in Slovakia

Democrats Qust Jerry O'Connell  From Party Post  He ‘Has Had His Day,’ One  Dealeaante Acceri«

Democrais Oust Jerry O'Connell From Party Post   He ‘Has Had His Day.’ One Delegate Asserts

Traffic Deaths Account For Nearly Half of Mark   Pleasant Winter Weather Is Forecast After Cold Reception In Northern States

Traffic Cases Account  for 213 Dead   Only Six States Fail to Report Any Violent Deaths

HOLIDAY TOLL IN ACCIDENTS REACHES 437   Traffic Death Stand At 213 for Four Day Period

Peace Treaties Endangered, Solon Declares  State Department Liaison Lacking on Foreign Policy

Byrnes Failure To Cooperate With Senate May Lead To Rejection Of Treaties-Thomas

CONSIDER THIRD POLITICAL PARTY   Group Votes in Favor of New Organization

Lelfists. Form Political Group  Possibility of New Third Party Seen

——— er 2 ————————————-e. ee a ee ee  Wallace Leading Organization Of “Progressive Citizens Of America’

Wallace Sets “liberal” Bee.  Hive Buzzine   'Pawe-“Reactionary” Elements In Speech Before New York Convention Of “Proyressives”

New Organization Is Formed... .  Hint Of A Third Party In U. S. Springs From Henry Wallace, Others

AIRLINER’S FATE STILL MYSTERY   Plane With 11 Passengers Lost in Bad Weather in Hills Near Burbank, Calif.

Butte Man Is Aboard Missing Plane   Ground, Air Search for Airliner Halted Until Today

Order To End Chinese Civil  War Is Issued   ‘Cease Fire’’ Order Is Issued Jointly By Central Government And Communists   ANNOUNCEMENT MADE BY CHIANG

Reading Plane ~ Crash Kills Five   Giant TWA Constellation In Fatal Crash With Crew Of Six Aboard

FIVE DIE IN PLANE GRASH NEAR READING   Push Twin Probes into Crash Of TWA Constellation

Doyle Suggests Noxon Be Given ~ Prison For Life   Corrections Commissioner ~ "Pella Tobin Condemned Attorney Should Not Die

Last Rites For Justice Stone   Services Held This Afternoon In Washington Cathedral

POSSIBILITY OF SETTING UP UN. RULE IN SOME PARTS OF WORLD BROUGHT UP BY ANTARCTIC RACE

Other Firms Utilized Kaisers’ ‘Contacts’, Probers Are Told”   Witness Says Kaiser Got 40 Percent Interest in Firm Seekine Contracts

You Don’t Need Meat To Work, Its All In The Mind, Asserts Agricultural Nutrition Expert

Martin Orders New Probe Of State Supplies   Nutrition Expert In Capitol Gives Unusual ‘Answer’

Harlan Stone. Chief Justice OFLU. S., Dies   Brain Hemorrhage Fatal to Jurist “In Washinston

Liberal Court - Head Stricken - During Sessior   Only Seven Of Nine Justices Immediately Available

Harlan F. Stone Dies Suddenly Late Monday   tfad Served On Supreme Court  For 2! Years

Jurist Stricken Ti on  Bench of Supreme Court and Succumbs a‘ Few. Hours Later. i   FIRST DIAGNOSED AS INDIGESTION   Two Assisted Him Leave Chambher—Black to Preside Until Truman Names Successor.

Stricken By IIlness In _  Court Room   Seeretary Announces Cerebral Hemorrhage  Caused Judge’s Death

Mrs. Stone and Two Sons at Bedside When Death Comes to Member of Supreme Court Since 1925; Tribunal to Convene at Noon Today, Then Recess: Funeral incomplete

Is stricken on supreme court beneh  Wife and sons a L?. L.A. Jd.

Justice Stone, Stricken Il © In Court, Dies  Brain Hemorrhage Proves Fatal

Hemorrhage Is Fatal For: Famed Jurist   Was Stricken While Occupying Bench As Court Was Resumed

CHIEF JUSTICE HARLAN STONE DIES SUDDENL'   Veteran U. S. Judge Stricken During Court Session

Justice Stone Death Victim   Chief Of U. S. Supreme Court Dies OF Cerebral Hemorrhage Monday:

U.S. Chief  Justice Stone Dies Monday Named to SupremeCour  DD. LiantisAovn Terwsact   Named to SupremeCourt sv Coolidge, Jurist Advanced by Roosevelt

CHIEF JUSTICE IS STRICKEN ON “BENCH”   Harlan F. Stone Is Dead in Washington At Age of 73 Years

Harlan F. Stone, Chief Justice, Called by Death   Jurist Stricken II] While on Bench of Supreme Court

Justice Is Stricken Hl during Session of Supreme Court   KNOWN AS “LIBERAL” IN JUDICIAL CIRCLES   slack Will Preside over Court pending Truman Appointment

Dies Soon After At His Home. Had Just Delivered Two Dissenting Opinions. Justice Black "ya Apt Hyp the Prepecairf

Stroke lakes Life of Stone, 21 Years on Bench   Jurist Won Fame With Holmes As Dissenter

MASSIVE CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGE KILLS REPUBLICAN JURIS}   Roosevelt Appointee Is Stricken As Court Resumed Monday

DEATH COMES SUDDENLY T0 NOTED JURIST   Stricken Ill at Day’s Session; Died Of Hemorrhage

Supreme Court Justice Taken  lil During Day   Mrs. Stone and Two Sons at Bedside When Death Came—Aiiment Originally Diagnosed as Attack of Indigestion

CHIEF JUSTICE STONE STRICKEN   Cerebral Hemorrhage Fatal to 73-Year-Old at Work on Bench _

ARMY’S NEW BOMBER CAPABLE OF FLYING TEN THOUSAND MILES  AIR, FORCE CHIEF TELLS  TEXANS OF NEW ATOMIC ROMR. CARRIER’S RANCE

U. N. Seeking Spain ‘Facts’  51 Nations Invited To Submit Evidence

Council Committee Awaits Evidence From 51 Nations on Franco Spain

United Nations To Assemble Data on Franco   UN Subcommittee Asks If Hitler's Friend is Foe of World Peace

SEEK REPLIES ON SPAIN FROM MANY NATIONS   Ask 51 Nations Submit Their Evidence On Franco Government

o1 Nations To Report On Franco Activities   Investigators Are Awaiting News for (Consideration of Charges on Spain

UNO Is Awaiting Data on Franco   51 Nations Are Urged To Report Information

5 Nations Will Submit Evidence ‘On Franco-Spain   Expect U. S. to Protest Protection of Nazi Agents

NEW EVIDENCE AGAINST SPAIN AWAITED BY UN   51 Nations Invited To Give information To Group Probing Franco   RUSSIA MAY JOIN GROUP   nMvvwViA WiAt #eMwie OMwwe  U. S$. Reply May Be Expansion  3 Of ‘White Paper’ On Germans In Spain

AWAITS REPLY FROMS1 NATIONS   Five-Nation’ Group Asks Information on Pranco's Government — Will Welcome Evidence from NonGovernmental Sources. :

Si United Nations are Asked to Submit Evidence on Question of Franco Spain as Peace Menace

SPANISH PROBE FACTS AWAITED   51 Nations Invited by UN To Submit Evidence

51 World Nations ele Evidence on Spain   UN Subcommittee Awaits Information on Franco’s Government   461 ANSWERS ARE ALREADY SUBMITTED   Only Five of the Statements} Are Favorable to Spanish Regime

FORD PLANTS CLOSING DUE TO SHORTAGES   Chicago Facing Blackout Due to Cocl Strike

Operators Also Brush Ott US Plan   Ford Plant Closes; Chicago Faces Complete Blackout

Lives of Millions Disrupted by Coal Shortages   Chicago Businesses May Close Down Within Two Weeks.

NO PROSPECTS OF EARLY BREAK IN MINE THEUP   More Factories and Workers Made Idle; Brownouts Are Spreading   LUGAS WARNS OF RIOTS   Chicago Faces Blackout With All Business at Standstill Within Two Weeks

Coal Crisis Grows More Serious by The Hour  Ford Is Forced To Curtail Its Car Production

Ford Plants To Shut Due To Shortage   Chicago Faces Complete Blackout as Effects Of Strike Spread.

 Priple Trouble: 7 Mothers Find Most Treuble  Buying Thtee Things for Tots

300,000 Men Involved in Nev Walkout Threat  UAW Charges Lockout as GM Snubs Vote Offe:

300.000 Members of Two Brotherhoods to Walk Out: New GM Strike Deadlock   Efforts to Avert Telephone Tieup in U. S. Tomorrow Continue; Coal Operators Appeal To John Lewis to Negotiate New Contract Without Strike; Meeting Set for Mar. 12

WALKOUT TS — THREATENED BY RAIL UNIONS   Nationwide Strike Is Scheduled for Monday; Notices Are Mailed

‘Railroad Strike Reported Called  Delay in Walkout Appears Possible

Savs nationwide strike of engineers, trainmen called  linion refuses to confirm report;  Auto Workers walkout deadlocked

WITNESSES BALK IN ARMY PROBE   Prosecution Of Officer De layed By Stymie -

GPs DEFY ARMY RULE, CLAIM MISTREATMENT  LICHFIELD CASE IS STALLEL

133 BOND ISSUES UP BEFORE OHIO VOTERS   Post-War Improvement Pians Set Record

@ PETER EDSON   Economic Prophets Miss Chance to Lead With Their Necks

CIO Calls OffN. Y Work Stoppage   Murray Fears Two-Hour Stoppage Would Violate Contracts

Workers Walking To Jobs   Union Shop Demands, Better Pension Plan Precipitate Strike

Philadelphia Left Without Trangportation — All Public Means of Travel Shut Down at 12:01 A, M.

Conciliation Fails As Transit Workers Strike   Entire Transportation: Network Shut Down; Spurn Arbitration Offer

TRANSIT STRIKE ON AT PHILADELPHIA   Trolley, Eievated, Subway and Bus Workers Walk Out

PHILADELPHIA HiT BY TRANSIT TEU   Strike of 9,655 Halts All Public Transportation for Two Million

All Trolley Cars, Busses, Subways,  “L” Trains Idle   Demands For A Union Shop And Improved Pension Plan For Workers Precipitated The Strike Sunday Night.

TRANSIT STRIKE TIES UPPHILLY    No Busses o or Street Cars Run. in City

Philadelphia Bus Rail Service Is  At a Standstill      Conciliators Fail In 11th Hour Attempt To Settle Wage Dispute

Two Millions Hit In Philadelphia Transit Strike   Buses, Subways and Street Cars at Standstill in Newest Walkout   $2 PER DAY RAISE ASKED BY UNION   Emergency Ambulances on Duty; Police Begin Working 12-Hour Shift

Transportation Strike Hits Philadelphia   9.655 Transit Men Walk Out: Big City Is Tied Up

Staging Final Desperate Bid For Sea Peace   U.S. Asks Continuous Parley With Maritime Tie-up Deadline Near

Session Set to Delay. Maritime Workers Strike   : Continuous Bargaining  Asked; Union Schedules Walkout at Midnicht ~

Craft Catches Fire in Air-at Plunges to Earth; Five Die; . One Iniuved — ”

Five Are Killed, Another Hurt  in Plane Accident Craft Was Afire in the Air, Witnesses Report

Five Killed In Crash of U.S. Plane   Army Ship Explodes After Hitting Peak  In Brazil

Five Persons Die In Brazil Plane Crash   Two Men, Three Women Killed As U. S. Plane  Crashes Into Mountain.

Five Killed, One Hurtin Plane Crash   Airline Training Plane Crashes tn  Alfalfa Field

TOLL MAY REACH 5 IN AIRLINER CRASH   Constellation Crew Said Vic: tims Of Fire

Believed To Be TWA Trainer   Bursts Into Flames on Crashing,  Police Say

PLANE CRASH   Constellation Training Plane of TWA Cracks Yn: 1 Aboard Survives

ie VIET A 4 THInNTt \J IULLLVY, EF HURS  AY CONSTELLATION PLANE CRASHES

Three To Five Die in Air Crash   Crew Training For Trans-Oceanic Work

Five Killed In Airliner Crash  First Fatal Crack-up Of Constellation

Constellation Crash Claims ~~ Lives of: Five   Flight from Rauding AirI port Training Base Of TWA E..dé in Firs And Troausdy ~

FIVE GREWMEN WERE KILLED IN A PLANE GRASH   Transcontinental and Western Airlines Training Plane Caught Fire.   FELL IN ALFALFA FIELD   One Man Died Shortly Afte: Being Removed to a Hospital.

Five Crewmen Killed in Crash Of TWA Airliner   Constellation Trainer Catches Fire in Air And Falls Into Alfalfa Field

Five Are Killed, Another Hurt  in Plane Accident Cratt Was Afire  Bee hem.

Five Crewmen Lose Lives in  Plane Wreel   Sixth Mun Seriously Injured When Training Machine Catches Fire and Crashes near Readine. Pa.. Airport:

TWA Training Plan Crashes Afire Near Reading Airport  Five Crewmen Killed When Routine Flight Ende in Hav Field

TWA Air Crash Kills Crew   Five Aboard Constellation Trainer Dead

FIVE MEN DIE ~ IN AIR CRASH   Big Transport Is Forced ~ Down in Flames Three . Miles From Reading

FIVE MEN DIE IN TWA CRASH   World's Largest Plane For Passengers Falls On Routine Flight

Five Die In Blazing Airliner   TWA Constellation Catches Fire In Air On Training Hop

TWA Constellation Crash Kills Five   Huge Plane Wrecked  In Crew Training

FIVE CREWMEN KILLED, ONE HURT WHEN AIRLINES TRAINING PLANE CRASHES: SECOND IN TWO DAYS

Yoshida Completes New Jap Cabinet      Post of Minister of Agriculture Last One Filled

SHIGERU  YOSHIDA  ORGANIZES NEW CABINET IN TOKYO    MacArthur _Werns Against Violence By Certain Jap  [ { ey ae

Anthracite Coal Diggers Leave Jobs   76.000 Miners Await New Contract: Union Rejects Offer ¢o Continue Pact 30 Days on Retroactive Pay Basis

PRESENT PAC] EXPIRES AT MIDNIGHT   Refuse to Continue Present Contract on Retroactive Basis.

STRIKE CLOSES HARD COAL PITS   Anthracite Miners Quit Work Pending Outcome Of Contract Negotiations.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL MEN WILL STRIKE   Federal Act Said to Have No Bearing on Intentions.

SEIZURE OF ROADS NOT TO HALT STRIKE   BRT Official Says Fed. eral Managemen Will Make No Dif. ference.

OPA’S DEMISE BRINGS DISMAY   Wage Control Seen Doomed With Price Releases

WAGE CONTROL DIES WITH OPA   OTHER EMERGENCY PRO. GRAMS, STILL UNDETERMINED, ALSO WILL END.

House Downs Last Minute Hold Measure   Nebraska Senator Leads Opposition To Immediate Action In Senate.   ‘No Provision For Pav Of Price Control] Officials After Tonicht.

Sharp Inflation Feared With New Wage Demands   Government Officials In Huddle to Determine What Will Happen

Wage Controls Will Die With  Price Limits   Stabilization Leaders Fear Sharp Inflation, New Labor Demands

Top Government Officials Go Into Huddle to Determine What Effect Death of Price Control! Will Have

OPA Death > Ends Curbs  On Inflation  Industry Admits Prices Will Rise

Sharp Price Rise Feared By Officials   Wage Controls Die; Rationing Of Sugar Likely To Continue

Police Search for a Man Once Employed at Nursery Situated Near Home of Child Abducted and Dismembered.

Former Nursery Employe Sought In Kidnap-Killing   Janitors Are Still Held  For Questioning

EX. NURSERY EMPLOYE IS NEW SUSPECT IN CHICAGO KIDNAPING  JANITORS STILL IN  CUSTODY BUT NOT

Continue Hunt For Kidnaper   Police Search for Former Nursery Employe With Questionable Habits

Nursery Employe Sought By Police   Inquiry Made When Ladder Is Identified  In Kidnap-hKilling

POLICE hd  4 "  -DEGNAN MURDER   Third Janiter Sought in Probe “of. Brutal KidnapeH een

POLICE SEEK NEW SUSPECTS IN KILLING OF DEGNAN CHILD   Lie Detector Test On Janitors Not Conclusive; Still Being Questioned

SEARCH FOR KILLER PRESSED IN CHICAGO   Former Nursery Employe Sought In Slaying of Suzanne Degnan

Police Hunting New Suspect In Girl’s Killing   Some Clues Collapse In Investigation of Fiendish Murder

Former Mental Patient Sought In Degnan Case   Once Employed in Nursery Near Site of Fiendish Killing

CHICAGO POLICE HUNT FOR TWO MEN IN PROBE   Officers Seek Former Nursery Employe as a Suspect In Child's Murder

TOMPERATURES:   Chicago Police Say Solution Will Come Soon   Two Janitors Take Lie Test, Third Is Hunted Today

Former Mental Patient Sought In Kidnap-Slaying   Nursery Operator Identifies Ladder Found In Rear Of Degnan Home

CHICAGO POLICE PIGK UP NEW CLUE   A Man Once Ewploved at a Nursery Is Sought In Deynan Murder,

FORMER MENTAL PATIENT WANTED FOR QUESTIONING   NURSERY OPERATOR IDENTIFIES LADDER FOUND NEAR SCENE

Major Development In Brutal Crime In Chicago Predicted By Police Before End of Day

EXPECT KIDNAP BREAK.   Chicago Police Work Feverishly For Solution

Former Worker At Nursery ls Hunted   Police Working On Kidnaping-Killing At Chicago

Mental Case Sought in Girl Killing   Ladder Used by Fiend Given New Importance as Clue

'Police Seek Former Nursery Employe For Questioning In Degnan Murder

Seek Ex-Patient Of Mental Home In Kidnap Probe  Ex-convict Also Hunted; 2 Janitors About to Go Free

Police Searching For New Suspect In Degnan Case   Find Ladder Taken From . Nursery Where Man Was Once Employed

EX-NURSERY EMPLOYE IS NEW SUSPECT IN CHICAGO KIDNAPING  JANITORS STILL IN CUSTODY BUT NOT CHARGED IN CASE

FormerN ursery Worker Sought In Kidnap Case   Operator of Home Identifies Ladder Found At Degnan House As One Left At Nursery

Expect Break In Kidnaping At Any Time   Hunt For Third Suspect Police Insist Solution  _ Ts Near At Hand

New Suspect Hunted in Girl’s Murder   - Former Employee Of Chicago Nursery Obitect of Search

Former Nursery Worker Soucht In Kidnap Case   Lead Developed When Operator Of Institution Identifies Ladder In Degnan Slaying As One Left At Her Place; Person Sought Had ‘Questionable Habits’

Man Hunted In Kidnap Case   Once Employed At Nursery Near Degnan’s Home}, Dismissed For Habits.

New Suspects In Chicago Case Sought   Officials Searching for Man Formerly Employed By Nursery Near Home Of Suzanne Degnan

Seek Former Mental Patient In Murder Quiz   Recently Discharged From Job Near Home Of Slain Child, Says Nursery Operator

CHICAGO POLICE HUNTING FORMER NURSERY WORKER   Man Sought by Officers Claimed - by Nursery Manager to Haye Been Discharged Becaure cf “Questionable Hab-

Police Seek Former  Nursery Home  Employe in Chicago Former Mental Patien  Is Being Sought  Be Mame nn Month omc

Police Hunt F or New Suspeci In Chicago’s Kidnap-Slaying   Ex-Worker At Near-By Nursery Sought For Questioning; Two Janitors Still Held, May Be Released Today

Former Nursery Employe Now Hunted In Degnan Case   Ex-Convict With Record Of Sex Offenses Als Sought In Probe Of Kidnap Death.

Man Sought By Police in Chicago Case   Once Employec In Nursery Near Home of  Degnan Child

Police Seek Former  Nursery Home  Employe in Chicago Former Mental Patien  Is Being Sought  In Deanan Danth Caca

Former Inmate Of  Asylum Is Sought  ‘te: fines?  In Kidnap’ 5 laying      Major Developments Ex: pected ‘In Hunt For Slaver of Child. )

FORMER NURSER EMPLOYE LINKEL TO DEGNAN CASE   Was Mental Patient at Hespital Two Other Suspects Stull Being Held

No Charges In Child-Killing In Chicago   Two Janitors Still Being Held In Custody

Search On For Maniac Killer In Girl’s Death   New Suspect Raised Today But Police Still Quiz Two Janitors

FORMER NURSERY. EMPLOYEE AND ALSO. EX- CONVICT NOW SOUGHT IN-MURDER OF CHICAGO CHILD

Several Clues Have Collapsed, But.....  Degnan Kidnap - Murder Case Answer Expected In Next Twenty-Four Hours

Ladder Linked to Child Shelter; -Missine Man Once Mental Patieut

Police Hunt Another Man In Slaying   ‘Former Mental Patient Discharged by Nearby Nursery to Be Questioned

Chicago Police . Seek a Former Nursery Emolove   Kidnap-Ladder Is  Linked to Missing Man; Push Search For Victim's Armc

Former Nursery Employe Sought In Degnan Death   Identification of Ladder Leads to Fresh Inquiry

New Suspect — Js Sought in — Degnan Case   Chicago Police Hunting’ for Former Employe of Nursing Home Discharged Because of “Ouestionahle Labitel!

New Suspect Is Sought as Girl’s Slayer   Ex-Nursery Employe Hunted; Kidnap Ladder Traced

Officers Hunt New Suspect; Janitors Held   Search for Slayer of Suzanne Degnan Takes New Turn

Another Suspect Hunted In Chicago Viurder-Some Clues Are Worthless

ONE F WAS PATIENT IN STATEHOSPITAL   Ex-Convict with Record of Sex - Offenses, Third Janitor also Being Sought

THRONG TO BETHLEHEM   Tilgrims Watch Re-enactment 0! Manger Story at Grotte

Bethlehem Thronged By Pilgrims   Birth of Christ Is Re-Enacted at Church of Nativity

LAST REPORTED TRAVELING IN FOUL WEATHER   Search Plane Forced Down; Pilot Joins  Land Hunt

White Protests As He Goes to Jail   Showman Says He Is Being Made Example Because Known

Neutral Proposals Of Peace Offered Union And Administration   Union Working Out Plan To Pledge Some Of Its $13,500,000 Fund Of United States And Canadian Government Bonds.

Contempt Trial — Records Sent to  Higher Tribunal   Short-Cut in Procedure Expected to Speed Next Phase of Legal Fight

Vinson Heads Ruling Board Of World Bank  Wants Washingtor Ac Permanent Site

War, State Departments Oppose Occupation Probe  Connally Fears Unfavorable Reaction

Identify Knife As Heirens Tool In Degnan Case   Owner Described Weapon As Stolen From Apartment

(Chicago Tribune Says Tt Has Man ‘Who Owned Knife   Guy E. Rodrick Declare: > Knife: Was ‘Stolen From Apartment December 3

KNIFE (DENTIFIED IN HEIRENS CASE   Officers Term Discovery ‘Strong Evidence’

Hunt Fails for Eleven Lost on  L A. Airliner   Search Resumed as Storm Abates; B-25 Crashes At Holtville .

DAIRY PRODUCTS TO COST MORE   OPA Expected To Allow Price Increase on Butter, Milk And Cheese Soon

Butter And Milk Prices To Hike  Cheese Would Alo Cost 5 Cents More

Dairy Price Boost Near      ’ Milk, Cheese, Butter -To Cost from One to 12 Cents More As Food Subsidies ‘Are Dropped

Milk And Butter Prices Face Hike   Officials Predict A Boost In Day Or Two

Milk And Butter Prices Going Up   Government To Permit Cent Increase In Milk; 10-12 Cents In Butter

Milk and Butter Price Increases  May Come Soon   Cheese Also Is to Jump, Officials Say; Two Reasons Cited for Decision

Butter, Milk Prices Upped   Ready To Increase Milk A Cent A Quart; Butter 1012 Cents A Pound.

EXPECT BUTTER, MILK PRICE RISE   Officials See Boost  in Price of Cheese

GM-VAW FICHT STILL DRAGS O}   Dewey Asks Both Sides Tc Enter Views In Writing

Motor Issues Put in Writing   Mediator Attempts To ‘Clear the Deck’?

G-M Strike Goes Into 91st Day As Talks Continued   Corporation Officials Attend Hearing

GM Appears In Court Hearing And At Conference Table As  Strike Drags Into 91st Day   Mediator Asks Both Sides To Submit In Writing Views On Disputed Issues

‘Dewey to Ask G. M. and Unionists 'To Put Settlement Views in Writing

GM Represented At Court Hearing   Representatives At Hearings And Conference  As Strike Drags On

General Motors And Union Will  Confer Further   Meet Again This After noon; Little Progres: Yesterday.

GMC, Union Heads Confer Again Today On Walk-Out   Indications Show Both Sides Ready To Settle.

Passenger Plane Crosses Atlantic  15 Hrs., 34 Min.   New Speed Record New York Te Paris Today For Passenger  Plane

Asserts Earlier Public Records Were Destroyed   ‘Says Intercepted Jap Note Received 3 Days Prior To Raid Has Vanished

Safford Reverses Self Concerning His “Suspicions   Naval Captain Had Voic ed Opinion Vital Law Had Been Violated

EARLIER STORY REVERSED BY CAPT. SAFFORD   Tells Probers He Doesn’t Suspert Chiefs of Destroving Records

Safford Reverses Statement   No Suspicion Against Any Individual,  He Declares

SUSPICION CAST ON WAR CHIEFS   Captain Believes Marshall, Stark May Be Guilty

Denies Suspicion But Data Is Gone  Naval Captain On Griddle In Probe

Testimony on ‘Suspicion’ Is Reversed   Declaration Pointing to Marshall and Stark on Jap Messages

Charge Against Chiefs of Staff Is Withdrawn   Naval Captain Says: He Has No Suspicion Against Any Person; Reverses Testimony

SAFFORD REVERSES TESTIMONY   Earlier Naval Captain Said He Suspected Marshall and Stark Had Destroyed Record of Winds Message

DESTRUCTION OF RECORDS IS ALLEGED   Naval Captain Testifies Gen. Marshall and Adm. Stark May Have Viotated Laws   SUSPICION IS CREATED

“NO Suspicion Of Officers, Captain Says   Reverses Testimony In Pearl Harbor Committee Hearing

Safford Reverses Testimony  About High Command Acts   Changes Story About Destruction Of War Warning Messages

Reverses His Suspicion In Winds Probe   Safford Doesn't Believe Marshall, Stark Guilty of Destroying Record

Witness Hints Hit War Chiefs  Novy Captain Points Uncertain Fingér As hAnrckall €3.-L

Safford Changes Probe Testimony   Charge of Destroying ‘Winds’ Data Withdrawn

STAF FORD CHARGES HIGH OFFICERS DESTROYED VITAL RECORDS; LATER MAKES CHANCE IN TESTIMONY

Safford Fails Yo Single Out Guilty Parties      Insists Winds Message Was Received And  Records Lost

SAFFORD SAYS HE CASTS NO SUSPICION AT SEN, MARSHALL   Reverses Earlier Testimony Before Pearl Harbor Men On Jap Messages

Safford Reverses Charges of Suspicion in P. H. Testimany   oman Changes Mind in Accusation Against  Marshall and Stack

Safford Version Altered AtProbe   Captain’s Evidence Fails To Blame High Chiefs

Salford Reverses  Previous Pearl  Harbor Testimony Captain Said Earlier  Suspected. Marshall Stark Violated Law

NAVAL CAPTAIN CHANGES MIND   Pearl Harbor Witness Finally Says He Doesn‘t Feel Superiors Broke Law

Reverses Belief Law Violated When War Warning Destroyed   Naval Captain Named Marshall And Stark, Then Decides He Has No Suspicion Against Anyone Violating Laws By Destroying Record

)\Navy Officer Said He Suspected t Marshall, Stark of Destroying tf Records--Then Reversed Tastimany

Witness Reverses Story In Pearl Harbor Inquiry  Denies He Suspected Marshall and Stark Of Violating Law by Destroying Records

Safford Reverses First Testimony of Suspicions Against Marshall, Stark

CAPT. SAFFORD ALTERS CHARGE OF SUSPICION   Changes Previous Testimony On Destruction of “Winds” Message

Naval Captain Testifies  Safford Decides He Has  No Suspicions Against - Marshall And Stark Now

Early Reply y Saffor is Reversed   Places No Blame fer Disappearance of "Winds" Message

Hint Of Law Violation Is Withdrawn   Marshall, Stark Figured In Charge

Capt. Safford Reverses His Story   Destruction of Public Records Talked at -Pearl Harbor Probe

Naval Officer Reverses Pearl Harbor Testimony On Record Destruction

SAFFORD EASES CHARGES IN WAR BLAME INQUIRY  ALTERS TESTIMONY AFTER ACCUSING

Capt. Safford Reverses Self And Declares “I Have No   Suspicions Against Anyone’”’

Captain Changes Probe Testimony  Had Accused stank Marshall OF Fau

Sattord Revises Testimony on —  Winds Message   First Tells Board Suspicion Exists On Marshall, Stark; Then Says He Has No Suspicion On Anv Individual

Naval Captain Reverses Seif  InPearl Probe   Safford First Says’ He Hac Suspicions Marshall and Stark “Covered Up . Mistake” -

Safford Hedges on  Char "oes   Iteyerses ‘Vestimony of Suspicion High Officers Destroved Vital Infa

RETRACTS COUNT AGAINST ANY ONE INDIVIDUAL   Originally Testified Marshall, Stark May Have Destroyed War Warning Notes

Bay State Plants Remain Picketed By Meat Packer:   President’s Order Termed “Biased, Antagonistic;” Driver Strike Spreads

The Great Game Of  Politics   By FRANK R. KENT   The Douglas Publicity

PRESIDENTS OF AUTO WORKERS, GM STILL TALKING OVER FIGHT  © 'TWO-HOUR CONFERENCE HELD THIS MORNING; . BOpre RIINNING HICH

UAW and GM Resume Wage Parley Today   James F. Dewey, Special Mediator, Says Progress Toward Settlement Is Made

Asreement Close In Motor Capital   Special Mediator Report: Much Progress Made

Lengthy Parley Between. GM, Union Chiefs   Near-Accord On Most Is. sues In The Proposed  Cieihexcaxwe °   [PROGRESS IS MADE

Dewey Report: GMC, UAW  Nearer Truce   Factions to Hold Sunday. Session In Hope of Pact

Several Weeks Needed to Gain Full Production  Steel Cities Teem As Month-Old Strike Ends

(1. M. WAGE TALKS LAST NINE HOURS   PROGRESS REPORTED BY METHATOR—TWO SIDES WILL MEET AGAIN TODAY.

Lengthy Session Saturday, Another Meeting Today in Effort to End Strike

GM AND UNION NEAR ACCORD, DEWEY CLAIMS   Agreed on Most Issues, Mediator Declares After Meeting

Negotiators in Wage Dispute Fail to Agree   Steel Production Resumes After Lengthy Strike

‘Seniority Clause’ Dispute Stymies Auto Conference; Steel Plants Ready To Resume Output Following Pact

Negotiators in Wage Dispute Fail to Agree  Steel Production Besumes After

GMC’S ACCORD WITH G10 CAR UNION NEARS?   Another Meeting Planned for Today—Few Issues Remain Unsettled, Belief

Ba In Confere rence   Go Tito Biddle, Which,  Coneiliator Dewey Says,:   “Could” End in Set-. . tflement of Strike:   Both Sides’ Agr ée To Keep Talking   Wilt “Sit Through to Fin ish,’” Government Repre . senlalive Says As Parley ‘Resumed Before Noon

STEEL PLANTS - ARE ACTIVE   Thousands Of Steelworkers Report To Plants As 27-Day Strike Ended

Most Issues Approved In Motor Dispute   Sunday Meet Called After Long Session Saturday; Reports Or Pay Problem Vary

GM-UAW Reach Accord on Most Issues at Stake   Reports Progress Being Made at Conference in Detroit

MANY LARGE STEEL PLANTS ARE RESUMING   There Is No Agreement As Yet Between GM And Their Workers

More Veterans Report to Board   Veterans Go Before the Selective Service Com-— mission.

 DISCHARGES REPORTED   Placed Before the Selective Service Board on Monday.

More Veterans Report to Board   Their Discharges Filed With the Selective Service Board.

Servicemen In Report to Board   ‘Three Days Were Taken By Men to Report to Selective Service Board.

Veterans Made  Report Thursday   Reported Their Discharge to the Selective Service Roard.

MORE VETS REPORT   Appeared Before Selective Service Board Tuesday.

VOKE VETS REPORT   Hlegistered With the Selective Bery lhe Hoard.

REPORTED TO BOARD   Veteran Discharges te the Selective Service Board.

Ives and Lehman Renounce. Support Of All Communists   Communism, Ives Says Is Based on Complete. Subordination of Personal Liberty

Candidates for Senate Recorded As Foes of Reds  GOP Ives Says Democratic Platform not Communist; Lehman Reietis Leftist Alc

Marion county and city vote tabulations on Pages 7; 15,   LONDON-CALLS VOTE LANDSLIDE TO: RIGHT

LONDON STAR NOT IN FAVOR OF GOE VICTORIES IN U. S   Claim American Big Business Will Thwart Efforts to Put World in Order

LOAN TO BRITAIN BACKED BY HULL   Former State Secretary Avers Financial Deal Would Assist United States

LOAN APPROVAL URGED BY HULL   Says It Will Aid Britain In Assisting U. S. In Peace

Foes Of British ‘oan Insisting n Collateral  ‘Propesal. Drofted “Bor Security

HULL FAVORS LOAN ’ TO BRITISH NATION   Says Credit Can Help Cement World Peace

Loan To Britain Backed By Hull   Wolcott Says 50-60 Republicans For Bill

Special Session Is — Urged By McKeldin   Baltimore Mayor Wants Action on Rent Control During Emeraqency

Letendre Slain By Mistake,  Note Reveais   Beano Operator Intended Victim

Letendre Shot By Mistake, Says Letter   Unknown Confessor Says Bingo Operator Intended Victim

Forum Speaker To Discuss European — Post: tWarR Relatiuas            Carleton Smith, fee - Author-Lecturer,, : "Here This: heretic:

Forum Speaker To Discuss European Post-War Relation:      : “Carleton Smith, - Author-Lecturer, ‘Here This’ Thurday

Publisher Killed By Assassin   Ragen Promised To Deliver Evidence Of Al Capone Control

Mee eo  BLAMED GANGSTER   Claima To Have Filed Evidence To Be Used in Event of His Death

RAGE MAGNATE DIES IN CHICAGO   Gun Wounds Fatal to Racing News Publisher

RACE FORM CZAR DIES OF WOUNDS   RAGEN FAILS AFTER OPERATION; LEAVES AFFIDAVIT TO FBI ®

James Ragen Dies In Chicago Hospital of Shotgun Wounds   Racing News Czar Puts Finger on Capones in Statement

Wisconsin Democrats Go Liberal   Call On Wallace To Give Speech In Uphill Campaign

Underdog Wisconsin Democrats Reach For Liberal Label—Call For Henry Wallace To Help Out

British May Have Martin Bormann   Man Resembling Nazi Lieutenant Under Arrest

Man Resembling Bormann Taken For Questioning   British Say Suspect Taken Into Custody Near Neumuenster

Man Resembling Bormann Arrested   Suspect Identifies Himself as “Marius,” Farm Worker

SECRETARIES OF WAR AND AVY JOIN IN ADVOCATING HIKE—-HERSEY FOR 18-MONTH DRAFT

Ure Pay Boosts For Army Recruits   Secretaries Of War And Navy Urge 20’, Raise To Ctimulate Enlistments

March of Dimes. Opens Jan. 14   Wilt Continue Until January 31, Chairman Norman Announced.

CHARLES MAYO IS CHAIRMAN POLIO: DRIVE      Urges Concordiatis- Support Fund To Fight Infantile . Paralysis

NEW EFFORTS MADE TO END MEAT STRIKI   DRASTIC FEDERAL ACTION EX. PECTED IF DISPUTE IS NOT SETTLED AT CONFER.” ENCE TOMORROW

Stevenson To Fill Some Vacant Posts   Governor Will Defer to Jester if Asked, Claim

Preparations. For Brown Out  Here Ordered   Goy. Griswold: Tells “Mayors To Take Steps To Conserve Coal.

Mayors Asked To Conserve Coal Supply   Governor Appoints Yoder In Charge Of State Fuel Situation

CIO Anc AFL Both Getting Busy .. . . South Now Moving Into A Period Of Intense Labor Union Activity

South Beginning Period Of Labor Union Activities   Southern CIO Leaders Assemble In Atlanta To Meet Drive Boss

Three Requests Made by CIO In Steel Case   Wants Government To Operate Plants Federally-Owned

STEEL SEIZURE FAVORED BY CIO   Acceptance Of 18!,-Cent Pay Raise Proposal Is Reaffirmed

GOVERNMENT IS ASKED TO RUN STEEL PLANTS   CIO Steelworkers Bi: For U S. To Take Over Own Works

MINERS IDLED AS RESULT Of STEEL TIEUP   Union Asks O Operation Of Plants Owned  By Government

Urge Probe   “Conspiracy”  {nmnaniadé   Committee Reaffirms Acceptance of Truman's Proposed 18) Cent Wage Boost

steclworkers Want Stecl Plants Made Available to Kaiser Or Run by Government Itself,

Truman Urged To Operate All Federal Plants   Would Turn U. S.-Owned Mills to Individuals  Such as Kaiser

CIO Asks U.S. to Run Own Steel Plants   Seeks Justice Department Probe Of Corporations’ ‘Conspiracy’

CRITICAL OF POLICE   Moscow Says They Are Tactless: Add Confusion at U.N. Session

WARM FOURTH IS PREDICTED   Postwar Auto Traffic Record May Be Set Today

To Dynamite Vine Where Man Pinred   WORKERS ARE CONVINCED HE Is DEAD, AFTER BEING IN MINE-SLUEDE.

Mihailovic Set For Trial  Yugoslavia Reveals  Details Of Capture

REVOLUTIONARY COUP SMASHED   Riots Flare at Main Cuban Military Center

Cuban Army Revolt Is. Suppressed   Riot in Camp Near Havana  Believed Broken Uy

OPA Orders Price Boosts; -Coal Included   Continues Work On New Ceilings For All Meats

S-CENT BOOST IN LAMB PRICE BEING FORECAS   18Cent Increase In Price Of Seft Coal Authorized By OPA   FOOD COSTS JUMPED WITHIN SINGLE WEEK

Retail Lamb Ceilings Up 5c a Pound  OPA Approves Boosts on Coal Radio Tubes

Lamb Ceilings Will Be Raised 5 Cents Pound   Increases Also Granted on Coal, Radio Tubes, Other Items

COAL CEILING PRICE RAISED IN OPA ORDEF   NEW LEVELS BEING WORKED OUT FOR ALL MEATS

OPA ORDERS OTHER PRICES ADVANCED   Radio Tubes, Coal, Lamb and Other Commedities Get Nod

OPA Announces _ New Increases  a ee ore i   Hikes Listed for Many  Items

Price Hikes Okehed For  More Items   Lamb, Coal, Other Items Given Increase By OPA; Lamb Vo Be 5 Cents A Pound More. Soft Coal Goos Up 18 Cente Tan

Lamb, Coal, Radio Tubes Replacements Announced ~ In Latest OPA Boost:

Lamb Prices To Advance 5 Cents Pound   Subsidy Ends; OPA Also Boosts Prices  On Coal, Tubes for Radios, Other Items

Higher Price Allowed on  Lamb, Coal, . Radio Tubes   Officials at Work On New Ceilings For All Meats, Near Tune 30 Levels

Higher Ceilings On Lamb fo Be Granted by OPA   Coal Prices Hiked, Dealers to Get Margins

Higher Prices Authorized Fo Many Items   Retail Ceilings On Lambs Due For Increase

BITUMINOUS: { 18 CENT F- 2 BY OPA RLS   Lamb, Radio Tubes .7ad Many Other Items Also Increased

LAMB TO SELL 0 CENTS HIGHER THAN ON JUNE 3   OPA Announces Higher Ceiling Is Necessary Because Subsidy Will Not Be Revived.   NUMEROUS ITEMS BOOSTED IN PRICE   Coal, Radio Tubes, Oranges, Nails and Other Articles to Cost Consumer More.

GOP Reclaims.  Two Governors   Victbr In Ohio And Massachusetts While Democrats Capture Colorado.

NEGRO BOY GETS ANOTHER CHANG   Death Chair Failure IL to be Considered by High Court.

A FRANKNESS IN DIPLOMACY ENVISIONED   Open Clash Between Britain and Russia Seen as Prelude to Cards-on-theTable Policy Among Nations.

UNO Envisions Era Of Frankness   Sees Significance In Way Greek Dispute Is Being Handled

UNO Deiegates Envision New Era of Frankness Following Brit-Russ Mix

Greek Affair Opens Era Of Frankness   World’s Diplomatic Relations May Take on New Status

AMICABLE SOLUTION PROBABLE   Era Of. Frankness In International  Diplomacy Seen

New Era Dawns In Diplomacy   ‘Frank ‘Debate Between Britain and Russia May Set Precedent

New Era Of Frankness Is Envisioned   Russians And Britishers In Open Clash

SOLUTION SEEN ON RUSSIA AND 6.8. - IN GREEK DISPUTE   Delegates Envisioned a New Era of Frankness In International Diplomacy.   “CARDS ON THE TABLE”   No Immediate Indication As ‘te What Course Will Be Taken.

New Era in Diplomacy  Amicable Solution of Penal, Glaccatianen Gaom

Frankness — A Feature © Of the UNO   Delegates Lay Cards On the Table in Greek Dispute; Foresee a . New Era in Diplomacy

Era Envisioned Of Frankness In Diplomacy  United Natians   United Nations Envoys Cheered By Open Debate

Red-Britist Clash Sets  New Era»   Cards-on Table Debate Seen to Replace Secret Diplomacy

Reds, British. Clash Openly   Era of Plain Talk Seen by Statesmen

UNO Delegates See New Era of Frank Diplomacy   Russian-British Clash To Be Settled Amicably

See New Era Of Frankness In Diplomacy   Seen After Russians and British Clash  Over Greece

New Era Hinted in World Diplomacy   British-Soviet Clash At UNO Meet Is Frank

CARDS-IN-SIGHT DEBATE PRAISED   UNO Delegates See Accord In British-Soviet Fight —

Terrorists Bomb Railway Station  3 British Soldiers Hurt in Palestine

Living Standard Of Germans Is To Be Lowered   War-Making Potential Is Forever Crushed

STANDARD OF LIVING TO DROP  Ability Of Germany To Wage War Beino Crushed By Allies

Allies Plan To Throttle Nazi Output   Germany's War-Making Po. tential Will Be Forever Crushed

GERMAN INDUSTRY WILL BE CRIPPLED BY COUNGIL ATICN   Allied Control Group If: In Agreement On Decision.   AMOUNT OF FOOD IS DECIDED UPON   2,000 Calories Daily To Be Rations for People.

TO GIVE TALK ON HOLSTEINS   National Association Leader Will Be In Wellsboro Next Tuesday.

Doak Faces Possible 30-Year Sentence   Blame Train Crash on One Engineer   To Rotate Conference Chairmanship

Molotov Stems. Revolt By Small Nations on Procedural Question   Byrnes Backs Soviet Move To Give Parley Gavel To Representatives of Big 5; Britain Supports Minority Powers

Byrnes Backs Molotov: Small Powers Lose   Dutch Proposal On Chairmanship Is Voted Down

Molotov Wins Chairmanship Issue At Paris   Support of U.S. Keeps Parley Gave! in Hands Of Big Four and China

Dutch Proposal At Peace Parley Is Turned Down   Chairmanship At Peace Conference Restricted To Biz Five Nations   MOLOTOV GIVEN BYRNE'S SUPPORT

King George Returns To  Claim Throne   Athens (P)—King George returned ta Greece (onizht.

Exiled Monarch, Clad in ° An Army Uniferm and Medals, Returns Hlome

King George Flies Home Tc Take Throne.  Native Greece - Fo Twn at   Native Greece In Throes Of Civil Strife

King George of Greece Leaves England For Triumphal Return to Athens Throne

KING ‘GEORGE BACK IN GREECE TO BI COUNTRY’S RULER   ‘lies from England to Athens as  Precautions “faken for His Safety :

 Greek King Arrives To Resume Throne   Elaborate Plans Made To Welcome Morarch From Setond Evila

Greek King Heading Home To End Five-Year Exile   British Plane Takes Monarch Back to Nation Now Beset by Civil Strife

King George I] Of Greece Leaves England In Private Plane To Resume His Throne   Elaborate Plans Made To Welcome Monarch When He Returns From Exile

Strife-Torn Greek Land Prepares for Return of Monarch   King George Takes Off From England Today to Resume Throne

BIG PLANS LAID 10 GREET GREEK KING   George Ii Returns To Scene Of Civil Fighting

George II On Way  To Greece   Athens Is Prepared To Offer Elaborate Welcome to Monarch, Recalled By Plebescite   Athens, Sept. 27. (AP)—King George II returned to Greece tonight. H  }

Twiee Exiled Kine Returns Te Greek Soil   Plans to Make Formal Entry Into Athens Saturday

KING OF GREECE ENROUTE HOME   Ruler Leaves England Early Todoy by Plane To Resume His Reign

Athens, Sept. 27—(4)—King George II returned safely to Greece tonight,

Greek King Flies To Resume Throne  May Ease Tension  Will Arrive Amidst Fierce Fighting on

GREEK KING BACK HOME   Strict Police Precautions Taken To Guard Monarch

GREAT PLANS FOR WELCOME ARE ARRANGED   Elaborate Plans fo tlic Protection Are  Completed

Exiled, Monarch, Clad in } An Army Uniform and Medals, Returiis Home   Athens, Srvt. 27-—(#)—King George UW réirned to Greece tonight. -

Monarch Boards Plane for Trip Back to Greece   King George II Bids Farewell to England, Heads for Home -

King George II Lands in Greece  Blene Caemal   Plans Formal Entry Into Athens

MONARCH FLOWN BACK TO. GREECE   George Due Home Tonight: Civil War Continues

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   King George Il of Greece Flies to Greece

ROGGE OUSTED FOR REVEALING INNER SECRETS   Justice Department Ace Fired by Angry Tom C. Clark

NAZI SEDITION EXPERT FIRED AFTER SPEECH   Confidential Renort Reported Used By Rogge

Fiery John Rogge Fired After Using  Seeret Info   Government Expert on Nazi Sedition Gives  Speech at Swarthmore on German Activities

Clark Dismisses Sedition Expert For ‘Talking’   Report Should Remain Secret, Official Says

0. JOHN ROGGE IS FIRED BY TOMC. CLARK   For Revealing Data From Confidential Justice Dept. Repor

ROGGE FIRED FROM JUSTICE DEPARTMENT   Atty. Gen. Claims He Publicly Quoted Confidential ‘Reports

Rogae is Fired From Justice Dept. by Clark   Attorney General Charges Quotes from Confidential Report

ROGGE FIRED BY CLARK FOR TALK INSWARTHMORE   Sedition Expert Quoted Secret Report On Nazis

ROGGE FIRED BY TOM C. CLARK   Accuses Expert of Violating Justice Dept. Rules 

Author of Oil Report Is Fired  Abtarnay Semanal   Attorney General Discharges Rogge Fer Reveoling  Beta on Nezi Oil

7 BILLIONS ARE SOUGHT FOR ARMY   House Committee Urges 375 Millions For Atom Research

DEPARMENT AT $7,091, 934, 700 FOR ‘47 COMMITTEE. INCLUDES  $375,000,000 FOR ~ ATOMIC ENERGY STURDY

$/,051,034,7001S APPROVED FOR ARMY EXPENSES   House Appropriations Group Recommends Total Less Than Requested

House Committee Says 375 Millions Sought for Atomic Research; Army Plans Related.  DVERSEAS FORCE STRENGTH TOLD

Army Has Plan of Warfare Worse Than Atom Bomb   Seven-Billion Budget _ Recommended for the Next Year.

House Unit Ups Atom Allotment   Decreases Fund Proposed for Army

APPROPRIATION OF 175 MILLION RECOMMENDED   Would Give Total of $7,000,000,000 for Army Use

$375 Million in $1 Billion (947 Funds   Civilian and Military Atomic Experiments in Research Plans

HOUSE PROVIDES 1947. WAR FUNDS   House Today Makes Appropriations Amounting to $7,000, 000,000 for War Department, — mg

175 MILLIONS SET ASIDE FOR ATOMIC WORK   Army of 1.279.000 Planned; Occupation Program To Last 5 to 10 Years

HOUSE COMM. RECOMMENDS ARMY FUNDS   Increases Amount  Allotted for Atomic. Energy

HOUSEEARMARKS MILLIONS FOR ATOM RESEARCH   Civilian As Well As Army Study Would Be Ineluded

House Group Boosts Atom Bomb Fund   Recommend Cut In Bureau's Total Allottment For Army

NAME NEW CHAIRMAN OF CO. PRICE BOARD   Frank T. — ee town, is Appointee for Board No. 269.3   HOLD PRICES IN LINE

Rayburn Leads Fight For Bill To Save Power   FLOOR BATTLE SEEN AS UTILITIES WIN ROUND

SPA WILL HAVE TO GET ALONG ON 3 MILLION   House Appropriations Committee slashes Douglas Wright's Request of 23 Million

BOOST BUYING ‘BY SCRAPPING — LOAN CONTRO!      FEDERAL RESERVE. BOARD RE    ‘MOVES CONTROLS TO PERMIT INCREASED CREDIT "PURCHASES

RE BULATIONS CREDIT   trictions to Rein, However, on Scarce Items

Lifting Credit Curbs, To Boost Yule Shopping   Enormous ‘Shopping Spree’ Is Forecast As Result Of «Government Move   CONSUMER CREDIT CONTROLS RELAXED

GROMYKO HITS BARUCH PLAN DURING DEBATI      Dispute on Veto Ban To Be Carried To Council

Russia, Poland Shun Part, Hit Veto Curb   Fight Will Be Carried to Council, Which Must Give Final Okeh

1 KILLED: 3 INJURED   Men Lived at. Sunflower, DeSoto and Worked at Leavenworth

LIVESTOCK HIS RECORD INCREASE IN PRICE TODA\   "Hos at E. St. Louis Among Those Going for Extreme Top of $30 Cwt.   CATTLE FOLLOW TREND   Too Early, However, for Any Sizable Rise in Shipments to Yards

CATTLE SHARE IN GREATEST MARKET JUMP   Hogs Spiral to Hit New All-Time High at Stockyards

Prices Soar At Midwestern Stock Yards   Hogs Reach $30 Top at East St. Louis, I[ndianapolis

Marts Record Sharpest Boost in Single Day   Cattle Follows Upward Trend; New Highs Set

Prices Boom a: Cattle, Hogs Hit Market   U. S. Ready te Abandon Ceilings on Many Other Items

LIVESTOCK PRICES HIT ALL-TIME HIGH   Zoom Up From $16.25 Ceiling

DRAFT BEFORE HOUSE FRINGY   Committee Action Is Hailed as Victory for Administration

SERVICE AUT BILL EXTENSION GETS APPROVAL   House To Pass On Measure  By Saturday

Vote Extension Of Draft Act    Report Details Of House Groun Action

Draft Extension Measure Up In House On Friday   House Committee Votes In - Favor Of Nine Month’s Extension Of Selective Service Act   ADMINISTRATION HAILS ACTION

Diluted Program Minus Provision To Draft Striker:   Action Of House Hinges On What Truman Plans To Do With Case Measure

Two Sore Spots on Labor Front in U. S. as Week Nears End   All Soft Coal Miners Ex. pected to be on Jobs Monday Morn

Marine Unions Accuse Truman   Say He ‘Torpedoed’ Their Negotiations

Conferences Scheduled in Twe Disputes   Anthracite Strike, With Threatened Walkout of Maritime Unions Main  Labor Trouble Spots

National Sore Spots Are Marine and Hard Coal Quarrels   Longshoremen Threaten to Walk Out June 1é Negotiations Are Scheduled But Hope For Settlement of Two Disputes Is Remote

Nation’s Lav.or Picture Darkened By Hard Coal Walkout, Maritime Fuss

Seaman Strike Is Sore Spot On Labor Front  I: Oe Sot ef   Conferences AUM At Agreements In Two Disputes

British Discover New Arms Cache   Much Ammunition Found In House To House Search In Jerusalem

Famed Red Arrow  Division Retained World War ! Honor  In War II It Pierced Every Line it Faced,

32nd Wisconsin-Michigan Division Kept Glorious Record Untarnished In War I]

U. S. Ships Taking Chiang's Troops to Manchuria as New Battles Are Started

American Ships Moving Chinese To Manchuria   New Sino-Communist Clashes Reported; Red Enmity Grows

I'C AtA. I UD. Aias iii  Manchu War   Yank Ships Land Chiang Troops As New Clashes Flare

Navy Assists China Troops   Transports ArmyPersonnel Te Manchurian Scene

Battles Raging: U. S. Ships Move Troops In China   New Armies Are Sent Into Manchuria

Chinese Rush Soldiers  to Manchuria   New Battles Flare; Guild Demands Soviet Withdrawal

New Battles Break Out In Manchuria; Presence Of Russians Resented

More Chinese To Be Moved  To Manchuria   Concern Mounts Over Fate Of That Territory; New Battles Reported.   PARADE IN CHUNGCKING

NEW BATTLES SAID RAGING  U.S. Ships Moving Chinese [nto Manchurialn Crisis

Japs’ Trial Will Be No Ordinary One, Keenan Say:   Prosecutor Says War of Aggression “‘Is and Has Been’ Crime

BRITISH TAKE OVER GERMAN METAL PLANTS   Iron And Steel Industries In Their Occupation Zone Seized

AIR AND FIRST CLASS WILL GO   Local Postmasters Authorized To Impose Full Restrictions   WEIGHT LIMIT FIXED

Hoover Plans Conferences On Food Needs   Will Leave Saon To Investigate European Situation

HOOVER MAPS FOOD RELIEF FOR EUROP!      Criticism From CIO Draws Answer  From Head

American relief food will go to  all of starving  Race, church and political views not te eannt.-Hanver

Hoover To Distribute Food  In Europe On Equal Basis   Supplies Will Go To Starving “Without Differential As To Race, Religion Or Political Belief; America Urged To Reach For Potato Instead Of Bread

CUBA TQ LEAD FIGHT ON VETO   Serve Notice of Plans To Seek Elimination At Assembly Meetins

BRITAIN BACKS U.S, POLICIES   Bevin Takes Several Slaps At Russia

PUTS  RITAIN  BEHIND U. 8.  PROGRAM   Speaks to Commons on Eve of Opening of U. N. Assembly

Share-Food Program To Be Planned At Washington Conference Friday

‘SHARE-FOOD’ PLANS MAPPED FOR NATION   Truman Slated To Launch Campaign Tomorrow

Broad Campaign Planned To  Rally Americans’ To Share Food With Starving Europe

BEVIN TAKES MIDDLE-OFROAD COURSE   Outlined British Policy in Talk Last Night

Rebel Laborifes Welcome Bevin's Stanc On Policy but Withhold Full Support

TIRE SUPPLY WILL  MEET DEMAND IN °47   Production, Barring Sherlages 01  Stoppages, Will Sei New Becerd “Next Werr

New Proposal (n British Loan   Senator Aiken Would Seek Guarantee Of Trade Re. etrictions Removal

Change in Loan To British Urged   $1,000,000,000 Payment First Year Is Proposed

Letter Indicates May Connected With Company   War Profits Investigators Discover Representative Used Own Funds For Investments in Lumber Firm

Letter by May Admits Lumber  Firm Parchase   Financial Interest Denied By Ky. Representative In House Talk

Communists Promise Greater Resistance Unless Greece Accepts Proposed Policy

Communists Demand That British Army Quit Greece   Warn Resistance to Increase Unless Six Point Conciliation  Policy Is Accepted

GOVERNMEN] MAY TAKE OVER TWA   Committee May Intercede Today In Deadlocked Strike

TEXAS TORNADOES DEADLY, COSTLY   Property Damage Great, 29 Known Dead; Flood Develops In  Iincie Area 

At Least They Won Private Car for Trip Three Panthers Lose Bid for Freedom

PURCHASE ONLY NECESSITIES, CIO URGES MEMBERS   Phila. Group Urges National Ruvers’ Strike

Unions Advocate Buyers’ Strike ,   Members Urged to Buy Only Necessities

OPA FUNCTIONS ~— COME TO HALT   Liquidation of Most of OPA Setup Ordered

JUNKING OF PRICING FUNCTIONS STARTED   Porter, Announcing Liquidation of Much of Setup, Says Nothing About Resigning.

MT. CITY BANK TO PAY FINAL DIVIDEND SOON   Checks to Be Mailed April 16—Railroad Men’s B. & L. Will Make Payment.

GREEN RAPS WSB. ASKS RESIGNATION   Nation Is Faced With New Crisis In CIO Walkout

Strike as AFL Is About Ready To End Walkout   Maritime Commission Considers Request

DEMAND PAY “PARTY WIT AL STAMEN   Walk Out as Green Blasts at WSB as “Repudiated and Disgraced.”

Strike as AFL Men  Rejoin Their Ships Vote Unanimously to Go Out Unless They Get Wage Parity With

Strike Banner Is Taken Over By 2nd Union   AFL Affiliates Ready To Accept Steelman Plan

(AFL Walkout  ‘Nears End: ClO ‘Sailors Strike   Maritime Commission Meets to Consider Giving ClO Same Pay Hike Won by AFL

Commission Meets To  Put Terms Into Effect: CIO Strike Starts Noon

BOTH UNIONS TO BE GIVEN INCREASES   Ships To Stay Idle Until _ Terms Are Carried Out   Upholds W.S.B. Ruling In One Respect: East Coast Group Holding Out

AFL President Renews Attack On Wage Board   Green Says Board Now Repudiated, Demands Members Resign

Raises Likely For All   Government Appears Ready Give CIO Men Same Hike As To AFL

Indicated that CIO Seamen Will Get Increases Granted to AFL: Great Shivpving Fleet Still Idle   Meat Shortage, Layoffs From Strikes, Housing Are Critical, Survey Reveals ©

Resignation Of Four Members  Is Demanded   Commission Meets Te Study Increase for CIQ Union

EYE EXTENSION OF PAY BOOSTS TO ClO SEAMEN   AFL Settlement Near But C10 Joins in Maritime Walkeut

One Union Takes Up Strike Role As Other Appears Ready To Drop It Following Government Decision Bypassing Wage Stabilization Board’s Ruling — Shipping Remains ‘At Standstill As Result Of Newest Development In Labor Situation

CIO Maritime: Union: Strikes ” for Equal Pay      . Commission, Expected: -toInclude All Ship‘: Workers in New Oxder

WSB Is Subject Of Blow By AFL   Commission Meets To Consider CIO Raise

Steelman Gives Workers Boost Over WSB Level   Commission Goes Into Session To Start Implementing Order; End Pacific Strike

By-Passed; AFL Sailor Raise Given   WSB Disgraced, Green Says; ClO Seamen lLounch Strike.

More Sailors Quit As Maritime Board Confers on Term:   AFL Seafarers Walk Out With CIO’s NMU in Wage Dispute

Curran’s Sailors Walk Off Vessels in Docks at Noon   Steelman Grants Full Salary Increase To AFL Seafarers; Some Return To Work

A. FL. SWINGS VERBAL BLOW AT WAGE BOARD   Green Demands Public, Industry Members of WSB Resign Posts

CI0 Sailors Vote to go Out Today   Body Expected To Extend  Raises to  CIO Seamen

WHITE HOUSE PROPOSAL TO BE ADOPTED   Commission Meets To Put In_ Effect Terms For Settlement of AFL ‘ Seafarers' Walkout   FLEETS ARE STILL IDLE

West Coast Sailors Back, Atlantic Group Waiting Ear ‘Written Assurance’

Maritime Commission Meets To Consider Giving Them Equal Wages   Green Hits Anew  At WSB Policies   Shipping Still At Standstill Although AFL Demands Met At White House

Mass Meeting  tf N. Y. Casts  UnanimousVote      “We Won't Go Back Until AH Seamen Have Parity. In Wages,” Curran DNeclorea ¢   Government Sceims Ready To Concede   John R. Steefman Gave AFL Suikers the Wages . They Wanted Last Night

Still Frozen By Disputes   C.10. Takes Up Strike Bauners; Green in New Verbal Attack on Wage Stabilization Board

CIO Sailors Vote ToGo On Strike   Maritime Commission Expected To Grant Same Increases As

One Walkout Ends as Dissat isfied CIO Men ‘Hit the  Bricks’ in Protest for Higher Wage Hikes.   PROTEST DELIBERATE WAGE INEQUITIES

Due To Get Same Boost As AFL Men   WSB Overridden On Increases; Green Demands 4 Members Resign.

CLAIMS DOENITZ _ WANTED NO WAR   Attorney Says Former Nazi Admiral Sought To End War

LAKES SHIPPING FACES STYMIE   Proposed Seamen’s Strike Would Cripple Steel

May Air Charges tn Army Trial   Captain Carroll, Recently Resigned to Take Stand

UN Diplomats Scan Results French Vote   ‘Search For Judications Communist Gains May Develop Pro-Russian Palicy

Russians Reject U. §. Proposal  Wants Showdown at Once on Trusteeships

Reds Open Up on Issue Of Trustees   Novikov Asserts Britain Violated Charter, Our Stand Contradictory.

U.S. Proposal Tc Delay Actions Flayed by Russia   Soviets Deny Plan To Inject Veto Row But Ask Showdown

Russia Rejects U. S$. Proposal   Reds Deny She Will Inject Veto Into U. N. Trusteeships

Russia Denies Any Velo Plans Over U.N. Trusteeships   Seys Britain Has Violated U. N. Charter, Rejects American Proposal

Russia Denies Veto Intention Rejects Plan  kil oesth oo Oba   Novikov Claims British Violate U.N. Charter

wil Soon Be Turning Wheels For Industry   1 Lb. Uranium Equals 50,000 Tons Of Coal

JOBLESS PAY BILL SIGNED BY DONNELLY   Measure Raising Compensation Ceiling in Missourj to 820 a Week

1FOR DRAFTING EISENROWE!   Mevement in Ponca Cis. Okla. Starts in Drag Store

Pressure For End To Coal Strike Grows   Schwellenbach Calls Operators Back To Capital For Meeting

Asks coal negotiations  be resumed Schwellenbach  - takes initiative

ANTHRACITE MINERS FILE PAY DEMANDS   Higher Wage Rates, Shorter Working Hours Sought

PRESSURE PUT ON COAL TIEUF   Negotiations May Be Resumed Next Week In Washington

SCHWELLENBACH IN MOVE TO REUNITE PRINCIPALS MONDAY   Labor Secretary Asks For Pre-Parley Talk With oBth Sides

Asks Renewal Of Parleys In Coal Walkout   Pressure Mounts for Settlement of Paralyzing Strike

NEGOTIATIONS IN COAL STRIKE TO BE RESUME!   Schwellenbach Calls Lew: And Operators Together Next Week   RAILROADS C0 NSERVE DWINDLING SUPPLIES

Calls Operators To Meet Sunday  Little Progress Made Since Parley Halted

Talks Probably Will Be Resumed Early Next Week   Labor Secretary Invites Operators To Meet with Him Tomorrow   ANTHRACITE STRIKE NOTICE IS APPROVED   Pennsylvania Hard Coal Miners Ask More Pay, Shorter Hours

Naples Mobs Quelled After Night of Riot:   3 Dead, Scores Hurt In Wake of Protests For Defeated King ©

Italy Quiet After Night Of Rioting   Police Win’ Control Of Monarchist  Demonstrators

‘Police Restore  Order In Naples      Three Are Dead, Scores Wounded, 60 Held After Rioting

Troops Quie ltaly After Monarchists  Stage Riots   Attacks on Police Headquarters, Radio Station, Railroad Offices Are Reported

RESTORE ORDER IN SEETHING NAPLES TODAY   Night Of Ruotous Monarchist Attacks On Pohce Headauarters

ORDER  RESTORED Ik \TALIAN VOTE RIOTS   Troops, Police Utilized As Naples Seeths

POLICE QUELL ITALIAN RIOTS   NAPLES SEETHES WITH MONARCHISTIC ATTACKS

ORDER RESTORED IN NAPLES AFTER NIGHT OF RIGTING   Three Killed, Scores Wound ed in Disorders; King Due to Leave Country

ITALIAN POLICE RESTORE ORDER   Quiet Returns To 5 Cities After Outbreaks Against Monarchy Overthrow

Survey Base Will Be Established  Ty Fy  _ ae   Pauley Announces Future Plans

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc in The Various Communities

POLIGE IN PERKASIE TO HALT SPEEDSTER   Burgess Apple Says the Laws In Town Must Be Enforced  PLAY BALL ON STREETS

Vote Due Today On Appropriation   Slashes in Funds for Interior Are Denounced

Spanish Troops  Reported Moving  Along Frontier   British Attitude Toward 3Power Declaration Against Franco Waited

ACCEPTS U. S. PROPOSAL ON FRANCO RULE   Be Replaced By Interim CGovernment

Document Hints Aggression by Franco Planned   Spanish Republican te Present Secrets Before U. N.

U.N. Favors Plea To Hear Case Against Franco  Future Action Will Hinge On Proof of Pole Charge

Secret Franco Papers May Be Put Before UN      Spanish Republican Leader Says Paper Shows Franco Aaaression

Waste Doran  el ae  “gas > TN Lem   Syanis. {xe Savs *ranco “aryors avi ¢.-omic Aces

Council Plans Full Airing of  Spanish Case   Document Showing Franco Threatening France Offered by  Spanish Republican

CONTROVERSY QVER FRANCO CONTINUES   Spanish Republican Leader Files Document Needing Study

Spanish Leader Sees The eat to France in Franco Government   Hopes That Paper Will Be Laid Before Security Council Are Expressed by De Los Rios

Wants Inquiry By Security Council   Majority of Security Council Lined Up In Favor of Considering Polish Complaint

Documentary Proof Offered By Republican   Los Rios Expresses  Hope Document Will Be Laid Before UNO

Hopes Document Will Be Placed Before Council When It Takes Up Charges by Poland

NEW CHARGES MADE AGAINST FRANCO SPAIN   Document Offered UN Council to Prove Peace Menaced

FRANCO SPAIN IS PEPICTED AS AGGRESSOR   TROOPS ON BORDER MENACE FRANCE, U. N. ADVISED

Spanish Leader Accuses Franco  Hopes Make Charge Before UN Council

Franco Government Accused In Mysterious Decument, Exile Claims   SESSIONS ARE TO BE RESUMED ON MONDAY

Exiled Spaniard Offers UNO Proof  Franco Is Threat   Majority of Security Council Favors Hearing on Spain

ARMED PLAR USED ON rt NEAR BORDER   Machineguns Ready for Action But Plane Avoids Yugoslavian Territory   BODIES OF AMERICANS BROUGHT OUT OF HILLS

Flying Fortress Removes Victims Of Yugoslavia; Military Escort -Given Remains

FLYING FORTRESS TOOK OVER FATEFUL VIENNA-UDINE RUN   Her Machineguns Were Load. ed and Uncovered and Ready For Action.   TWO PLANES WRECKED   Four Flag-draped Coffins Bearing Vietms Taken to Ljubljana.

‘Bodies Of Four American Fliers Shét Down In Yugoslavia Taken For Military Burial

Coffins of Four U.S. Flyers Are Taken by Guard   Confers on Tito’s “Compliance” with US. Ultimatum

Army Officers Are Exonerated In Girl's Death   Released After Probe O01 Girl's Leap To Death From San Francisco Hote]

Young Army Officers Exonerated in Suicide Plunge of Blond at Hotel

Chinese Seek Manchu Pact   Soviets Leave Changchun Marshall Awaited

Chinese Reds Offered . Compromise    Changchun Occupation Key to Complex Problem of Nation

Deal Reported In Chimese Fuss  Chen May Compromise With Communist Chiefs

COMPROMISE OFFER REPORTED IN CHINA   Third Party Says Government Has Made Proposal to Communists Concernine Manchnria_

STATE TO CRACK DOWN   Attorney General's Office to Start Liquor Enforcement Drive

Discussioi:: On Critical © Trieste, Ita‘--Yugoslav_ Border Issues Are Openec

IN SHORT SESSION   Ministers Adjourn Without Reaching Decision on Port of Trieste

Open Talks On Trieste   ‘No Agreement Reached In Two-Hour Session, But Optimism: Holds

Preparedness Is Urged by Stelle   Russia Serving Notice ‘of Peace Only on Her -Terms, Is Warning

Focus Legion Eye On Soviet Threat To World's Peace  State Meet Rejects Resolution Against Anti‘'Gambling  aw

Russia Naming Price to Assure Peace, National Commander Tells Legion

MEAT PRICES — - RULING NEAR   ANDERSON CAN KNOCK OUT PRICE CONTROL BY REPORT ON AVAILABLE SUPPLY

Immiment Break Is Seen In Nation's Meat Issue   Observers See Possibility Ag Officials May Kill Lo Controls-with-Report on. Short-Supplies

Break Seen in Meat Situation.   Short Supply, List- May Give Anderson ‘Out’

Imminent Break In Meat Row Due   Monthly List of Farm Commodities Expected

BREAK IN MEAT CRISIS MAY COME TODAY   Anybody’s Guess as to What Course Sec’y Anderson Will Take

Marshall Says Progress Made At First Session _ Of Chinese Peace Parley

Ge n. Marshall Says Peace Progress Made   Special Envoy Holds First Session With Chinese Reds

MARSHALL SAYS PROGRESS MADE   General Meets With Representatives Of Both Chinese Factions.

General Marshall Reports Progress  In Peace Discussions With Chinese

Marshall And Chinese Leaders Talk Truce   U. S. Envoy, Rival Chiefs Report Progress In Dispute Expected to End Soon

Truce Nearing Between Warring Chinese Factions   Gen. Marshall’s Confab With Chinese Leaders Ends Optimistically

Progress Made By Marshall in Chinese Truce   Historic Meet Of Negotiators Is Conducted

MARSHALL ENDS FIRST TALK ON CHINESE STRIFE   General Reports ‘Progress  Made’ After Parley with Leaders of Two Factions

N egotiators See Success.   Gen, Marshall Aids With China Problem

PROGRESS SEEN IN EFFORTS FOR CHINESE TRUCE   Marshall Reports Advance As Conferences Complete First Day Of Talks

CHINESE PEACE PARLEY BEGINS   Marshall Reports Progress After First Historic Meet

“We Have Made Progress’ Says  Gen. Marshall   Truman’s Envoy Meets With Communist Chief, Na. tionalist Leader.   ALL EMERGE SMILING

Peace Tulks by Chinese Factions Moke Progress   General Morshall  Int Favorable Comment On Negotiations; May End Fiahtinag Thureday

China Truce Parley Opens   Gen. Marshall Acts As Mediator; Some Progress Reported

Special US Envoy Says Government, Communist Peace Negotiations Will ‘Be Resumed Tomorrow

Gen. Marshal Says Peace Progress Made  gitml Eneunu Lald«   Special Envoy Holds First Session With Chinese Reds

China Truce Near.   Negotiators Agree On Methods Leading to End of ‘Hostilities; ‘Marshall Aid a Factor

China Peace Parley Opens   Marshall Reports Progress at First  Anti-Strife Meet

Marshall Meets Government Anc Red Negotiators   Acting As Mediator After Rival Factions Agree On Methods Leading To A Truce

SAYS PROGRESS MADE IN MEET WITH CHINESE   First Comment From Marshall on Issue Since Arrival in China

Chinese Peace Envoys Making Some Progress   Gen. George C. Marshall Meets With Negotiators For National Goverument, Commanists

Progress Made, Marshall Says   Envoy Meets With Nationalist and Chinese Red Negotiators

NO TRUMAN BACK SEAT DRIVING   Leadiag Republicans Betieve Legislative Program Should be Left in Hanis of GOP Majority,

Taft Predicts President's Contacts With New Senate Leadership Will Be Limited to Occasional Chat

‘Solons Say President Should Foregvo ‘Back Seat Driving’   Taft Thinks Chief’s Talks With New Legislators Will Be Confined To Chats   SOLON WARNS AGAINST RED-BAITING LABOR LAWS

GOP Asks No Driving From  Back Seat   Interference With New Senate Leadershir Would Lead Only  To “Bickering.”

— REP. THOMAS — New House % Prober Will  FireAdamson   N 0. BACK- SEAT DRIVING!  See ee eee sag’ rm... _

REPUBLICANS THINK PRESIDENT SHOULD LEAVE NEW LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM IN HANDS OF. MAJORITY

Bi-Party Bloc Backing Sharp Army Pay Hike   Bill Coupling Boost, Draft Extension Up Monday  Tn Sanate

Pay Increase Urged to Raise Army   Bipartisan Backer: Feel Measure Will Void Draft

Move to Boost Military Pay Gains Support  ' Draft Extension Measure Will Come Up Monday

Support Gaining For Sharp Hike In Service Pay   Senate Will Debate Draft Law Fate Beginning Monday

Increase in Pay For Servicemen Gains Support  Wicalé  sata het   Draft Legislation To Be Studied By Senate Monday

Senate Back: Service Pay Raise Plans   War Department Officials Report Army Volunteers Figure Drops to Lowest: Since Campaign Starts 

‘Death Sentence Clause Applied To Two Utilities   High Court Refuses Again to Review  Georgia Vote Case

CAMPAIGN TO AN END TODAY   Gain For G. 0. P. Freely Predicted by Observers.

. Roads in Many Rural © ‘Communities Become  Quagmires and Showers Continue in State __

MEAT MARKETS IN CHICAGO CLOSE THREE DAYS A WEEK   PACKERS SAY BLACK MARKET OPERATORS ARE SHIPPING MEAT TO EASTERN CITIES

Maj. Bluhm Acquitted of Complicity Charges ‘In Mistreatment Case

Anti-Strike Bill; Passed By House; Now Up To Senate   Administration Looks To Senate To Block Enactment Of Proposed Rill

EXPECT CASE BILL 10 DIE IN SENATE   Even If Approved There, Measure Would Be Vetoed

MOVE TO BOOST FLOUR SUPPLY           AGRICULTURE DEPART § 10 LOAN WHEAT TO MILLS RUTIC AL

MILLS ASSURED U.S, FLOUR LOAN   Government Stocks Wil Be Used to Avert Bread Shortages

t LOANED  EASE BREAD ARTAGES   any Mills Running rt Because of ernment Buying

US, GOV'T TO LOAN WHEAT FOR FLOUR   Plans To Alleviate Shortage 0 Bread

Railroad Labor Celebrates Signing of Bill Increasing Pensions. Insurance, Sick Pay

Deadime Near On Time Limit For Strike Call   No Announcement As To Situation Comes From Government Leaders   TODAY IS DATE FOR STRIKE CALL  QMovoTrTyT TY wwWarriy wT s~

TODAY MAY SEE LEWIS SET PLAN ON COAL STRIKE   ASSISTANT PRESS . SECRETARY SAYS THAT PRESIDENT 18 LEAVING NEGOTIATIONS.  , . “TO KRUG .

People to Fight for OPA Riahts. Bowles Predicts   Hanrinas loday

HOPES PUBLIC DEMAND WILL CONTINUE OPA      Bowles Predicts Great Demonstration For Govt. Agency

Many Senators Set to Slash Agency Powers   People Will Rush to Save Price Controls, Stabilizer Says; Wyatt Sees Inflation Spiral

Bowles Forecasts Support for OPA  senate Hearings  ££ Pie ees RR. TRON

menators to Study Price Control Today   Solons Wil! Hear From Constituents, Stabilizer Believes

BOWLES SAYS PEOPLE ARE DETERMINED   Eéondmic Stabilizer Is Certain Rights of OPA Are Secure

bowles Sees Pressure From Publie Saving OPA   Makes Prediction As Some Senators © Sharpen Up Axes  For Avency’s Power

Bill Threatens Housing Program Wyatt Declares   Senate Hearings on Extension of Price Controls Open Today

PEOPLE WILL SUPPORT OPA SAYS. BOWLES      Claims Congress Tc Discard Cutting Measures

PLANT DISPOSAL TACTICS DRAW FIRE FROM $. 1.1.   War Department’s Action “Doesn’t Make Sense,” Lyerla Charges

Ruth Ann Morris Wed In Des Moines Saturday Afternoon  Becomes Bride Of Lawell Renaclbman At

Ruth Ann Morris — Wed In Des Moines Saturday Afternoon  . Becomes Bride Of    Lowell Brockman At

HEAVY GUARD FOR MONARCH   KING OF GREECE RETURNS TO. HIS PALACE AFTER BEING  IN EXILE FIVE YEARS

NOISY WELCOME FOR GREEK KING   Crowds Cheer and Bells Pea as Pageantry Greets Recalled Ruler

KING OF GREECE RETURNS HOME   No Violence Seen as George Receives Welcome.

ATHENS GIVES HOISY WELCOME 10 MONARCH   (eorge Acclaimed by (reek Populace After Mive-Year Exile 

PETITION FILED SEEKING VOTE ON AIRPORT AUTHORITY   Hearing On Having Special Election Set For Aug. 26 At County Court

Hearing On Petition For” Port Authority Will Be Held Aug. 26   Petition Seeking Special Election On File With County Clerk

Evidence on Mobs Given  to Citizens  No Charge Filed to Date Against Any Members of Ganas

Evidence on Mobs Given  to Citizens ~ No Charge Filed tc Date Against t Any  P  QOME ST Ney, “isan ys Terabe Sa a

TRUMAN CLAIMS THAT CONGRESS WANTS ‘TO SEE   Ross Insists That Decision Wasn't Sudden And Isn’t Linked To Stalin Talk

Not Related To Stalin Statement Says Press Sec'y; July 1 New Date

REASONS SET WASHINGTON BUZZING   Truman Says Delay To Per: mit Solons To Attend   ACTION GOMES   On Eve Of U.N. 0. Meeting; Armed Forces Leaders Taken By Surprise

Army, Navy, Congress All Are Surprised   Stalin’s Peace Words, Imminent UNO Session Suggested as Motives

Truman Puts Off Atomic  Sea Test   White House Says Solons Wanted To Attend

Hopes Current U.N. Assembly Takes Action   Bevin Pledges British Support For Workable Disarmament Program   U. 5. FOREIGN POLICY TO REMAIN UNCHANGED   Byrnes Declares Republican Victory Won't Alter Basis Of Policy

Molotov Says Weapon Race Has Begun  Russian Believes His, American Plans Compatible

BEVIN PLEDGES BRITISH AID 10 DISARMAMENT   Byrnes Assures Press U. S. Won’t Change Foreign Policy Stand

Molotov Says Arms Race ls Underway      Russia Calls For Plan To Reduce Armaments In  World

Bevin Pledges British Backing  Byrnes Says U. S. Policy Unchanged

City to Honot Dead in Wars   Parade, Speech Set As Memorial Event

Popular Republicans Launch Drive To Flect Bidault as French Premier

Demand No Delay in Gl Discharge   Senate Group Gives Demoblilization Views

Senate Group Approves New Army Drafts   Subcommittee Endorses Eisenhower’s Plans For Drafting To Fill Military Needs.   ‘O K DEMOBILIZATION

Eisenhower Draft Plan Endorsed by Committee   Father Discharges by July 1 Are Recommended, However— Senate Inquiry Group Unanimon:

Eisenhower's Draft Plans Given Okeh   Committee Approves  Call for 250,000 By July 

EISENHOWER’S PLANS ON DRAFTEES BACKED   Senators Think 1,500,000 Goal Can Be Achieved

‘Capitol HillOK on Eisenhower ‘Draft Figures   Chief of Staff Calls For ‘Quarter Million Draftees By July 1

Capitol Hill Eyes “TIke’s”’ Army Plans   Ask Continued Releases.

Bomb Explosion Less Dramatic Than Expecter   Scientists Somewhat Disappointed, Viewing A-Bomb Spectacle From 18 Miles Away

TWA AIRLINER CRASHES WITH TWELVE DEAD   Crack Constellation Cracks Uf In River Fergus In Treland

Floor Fight Mapped On Case Strike Bill   Senate Supporters of Measure Seek Action Ionorine Committee

SENATORS PLAN CASE BILL FIGH)   ‘Fear Committee Will Weaken House Labor Measure

AUTO CRASH TRIAL QPENS   Harry Minikel Waives  Jury On Felonious Drivine Count

HOLY LAND RAILROADS SUSPENDED   Operations Halted Due to Irgun Sabotage Efforis

Mexican Bandit Never Said ‘No’ To A Lady   Pancho Villa’s Daughter Gives Lowdown On Papa’s Thirteen Wives

RAF Men Overseas Strike, Get Stern Warning To Desist   Veterans Left In Far Corners of © Empire Staging Protest.

Saturday Is ‘Buddy Poppy Day  In Graettinger Mayor Urges All  Toa Re Genernnie

COP TRIO WILL VISIT JACKSON SEPTEMBER 10   Candidates Rowe, Nickell. Stratton In Informal Meeting Here

Mcp-Up Begins In Storm Area   Army Rescue Teams Active Near Denver

Mercy Treks Continue  In Colorado  Mare Rain — o   More Rain in Los Angeles Today; Hail in Hollywood

Rescue Teams Buck Snowdrifts   Los Angeles Begins Mopping Up Operation: After Severe Storm

Los Angeles Mops Up After Severe Storm   Mercy Treks Continue In Colorado; Cold Air Heading for Midwest

BRINGS REPORT ON STORM TOLL   Saipan, Rota Suffer Damage, Thousands Homeless on Guam

JEWISH REVOLT URGED IN RADIO BROADCAST   Must Exert Every Strength Against Iwo Enemies—British Ana Time

Radio Call Asks Merger of Three ‘Gangs’ Into Army   Volunteers Requested For an Undercover Zionist Government

ClandestineRadi Asks Volunteers  Troops, Police Break Up Jewish Marchers

JEWISH REVOLT IS ENCOURAGED   Secret Radio Calls For General Uprising In Palestine

PALESTINE JEWS “URGED TO REVOLT   BROADCAST ASKS VOLUNTEERS FOR ARMY—NEW VIOLENCE FEARED.

Underground Calls For Revolt of All Jews in Palestine  Urges Unification of Factions; Halt to Taxpaying

Secret Holy Land Unity Is Proposed   Broadeast Shatters Ominous Silence; Tommmies Are Alerted

Underground Government ls Called For  Illegal Jewish Grou Urges Resistance Movements To Combine  UNDERGROUND ARMY WOULD BE FORME  Five Jews Wounded  Haifa By Baton-Swinging Policemen

Palestine Jews Are Urged to Revolt Against the British  Formation of Underground Army and Government Proposed;  7. _. Te.i1.

3 RESISTANCE GROUPS URGED TO FORM ARMY   Appeal Broadcast As Truman Replies To Division Plan

Single Jewish Anny Is Urged In Broadcas'      President Replies to Plan for Dividing Holy Land

Vardaman “Unsuited” For Reserve Board Job   Three of Four St. Louis  Bunkers Feel That He fe Bla e Cee ltftn ed

DEATH CLAIMS SWEEPER-SOLON   William Gallagher Proved ‘Anything Can Happen In America’

Death Summons Rep. Gallagher, 71, Minnesota  Health Failing For Same Weeke

Street Sweeping Congressman Dies   Retired Whitewing was Called Typical Common Man

Spa Hotel Fire Toll Increases   Bride Dies of Burns In Saturday Bloze; Others Still Missing

Split With Soviet Union Growing   Dim Hope Seen for Impendina Parley

Blast Wrecks  Restaurant Newly Opened Mill City Cafe Shattered By Dynamite Explosion

BLAST ROCKS MINNEAPOLIS   Restaurant Is Wrecked, Appare ently by Dynamite Charee.

New Jap Diet Session Ends  in Confusion Opening Meeting Rough, Tumble,  Raictarnic Affair

New Jap Diet Session Ends in Confusion   Opening Meeting Rough, Tumble, Boisterous Affair

Vinson Becomes 13th Chief Justice Today   Fred M. Vinson, Former Secretary of Treasury is  Sworn by President in (ne HEE eee ee a

Vinson Becomes Thirteenth Chief Justice of U. 5.   Truman Arranges Unusua Ceremony on South Lawn of White House

Vinson Sworn In as Nation's Chief Justice   Colorful Ceremony Takes Place at South Portico of White House Viewed by Thousands

DEHEMONY 1a MARKED WITH POMP. GOLOR   Becomes 13th Chief Justice Truman Cites Respect Due Court.

Vinson Takes Oath as 13th Chief Justice   Truman Designates New Supreme Court Official as ‘Lucky’

Fred Vinson Becomes 13th Chief Justice   Ceremony Held At White House

Vinson Sworn As Chief Justice  Ceremony Held On White House Lawn

VINSON SWORN IN AS JUSTICE   Kentuct‘en TP signated Lucky 15th Appointee Chief Of Tribunal

CEREMONY IN PRESENCE OF NATION'S GREAT   Majesty of Court to Be Enhanced, Says President —

Fred Vinson Is New Justice   President Hopes Treasury Secretary Can Still Discord on Bench

Fred Vinson Sworn In As ‘Lucky 13th’ Chief Justice   Colorful: White House Geremonies Honor eine Court

Vinson Takes Oath as 13th Chief Justice  Unique Ceremony   Unique Ceremony Held on Lawn Of White House

Vinson Installed As Chief Justice Of United States  Swearing Ceremony

VINSON SWORN IN AS CHIEF JUSTICE   THOUSANDS WATCH CEREMONY FROM WHITE HOUSE LAWN

Vinson Becomes 13th Chief of Supreme Court   Truman Confident He Will “Enhance Respect’ for Tribunal

Vinson Sworn In As U. 5. Chief Justice   Ceremony is Staged on South Lawn of White House Yesterday

VINSON TAKES BENGH IN BIG CEREMONY   Louisa Native Becomes 13th U. S. Chief Justice

VINSON TAKES QATH AS 13TH CHIEF JUSTICE   Truman Takes Part In Ceremony on Lawn  Of White House

Viison Sworn in As nicky 13th At White House  Takes Office As Houd gel pie wn hk-s   Takes Office As Hud Of U.S. Highast Tribunal

Fred Vinson  Sworn in as Court Chiet   Truman Stresses High Tribunal Importance At Unusual Rite.

CHIEF JUSTICE VINSON SWORN   President Voices Confi. dence Supreme Court. “Will Be Enhanced’

Fred Vinson Swornin As Top Justice   Kentuckian Is 13th Man to Be Chief Justice

Vinson Is Sworn In   Becomes Nations’ 13th Chief Justice in Colorful Ceremony

RAIL BENEFITS AGT APPROVED   Crosser Expansion Bill Tc Go To Senate

House Passes Bill Expanding Railroad Retirement, Unemployment Benefits

Anderson Boost: Farmer Income  New Livestock Prices Mean Many Millian

Anderson Plat Would Mean Farmer Cash   His Recommended Higher Livestock Ceilings Would Mean $650,000,000 More

New Meat Ceiling Means 650 Millions To AmericanFarme:  Anderson’s Estimate Shows Bulk of Money To Corn-Relt Statec

UNRRA Officials Feel Impact of Maritime Strike   No Foreign Shipments in Prospect as Walkout Enters 17th Day

Ship Strike Perils U.S. Relief Plan   Prospects Dim To Settle Long Union Walkout

GREAT STRIKES IMPERIL NATION AND COMMERCE    Government Officials Declare Strikes Have Great Import Now

Price Decontrol Board Is Rushing Action On Issues   Tentative Program Calis For Announcement Of Price Control Tuesday At8P. M.   NO INDICATION YET ON VERDICT

PRICE CEILING ~ DECISION NEAR   Decontro! Board Lifts Veil of Secrecy Tomorrow on Fate of Controls.

Leftists Threaten Revolution If Monarchists Win Election And Attempt to Restore King

Wage Increase ‘Due to Higher Cost of Living   Some 41,000 State Workers Included In Payroll Boost

State Workers. Receive Boost ‘InWage Scale   Increases of 5 to 15 Per Cent Expected to Cost Sven #9. Bight  * TN  — -" pathy as

STATE TO HIKE PAY OF 41.000   Wage Increases of Five Tc 15 Per Cent. Approved By Gov. Martin

Offers to Open All His Files   ‘Nothing to Hide’ Bilbo Tells Senate Committee: Hearings Recessed for Holiday

Nothing To Hide, Declares Bilbo   Clashing Testimony Over $1500 Payment Keeps. Hearing: Osen.

Bilbo Admits He Got ‘Some’ Money   Denies It Was for Help in Obtaining a Narcotics Permit ~   HEARING IS RECESSED   Committee Member Says Further Testimony Is + Necessary

Narcotics Angle To Reopen Bilbo Investigation   Senator Accused Of Receiving $1,500 For Drug Permit; Quiz To Reconvene   After Holiday Recess

Bilbo Inquiry Kept Open by New Charges   Probers Want More Evidence Regarding Narcotics Payment

Not Through With Bilbo Yet —  ‘The Man’ Got The Money But Denies Knowledge Of Alleged Narcotic Deal

More Testimony To Be Required   Mississippi Senator Admits Receiving Money From Physician But Denies It had Any Connection With Drugs

Bilbo Hearing Held Open Until After Christmas   Senator Says He Has ‘Nothing to Hide’ on Narcotics Case ‘Pay’

‘Nothing to Hide’ Bilbo Tells Probe   Stormy Hearing May Be Resumed On December 30

Bilbo’s Case Ts Recessed F or Holidays   Hearing Is Thrown Wide ~ Open By Clash Over Payment For Narcotics

Stormy Public He Hearings Recess For Christmas After Drug Permit Aired   OFFERS TO ) OPEN FILES... FOR SENATE come

Recess Bilbo Graft Probe For Holidays   Inquiry Reopens Monday, Dec. 30

Bilbo Denies $1,500 Narcotics Payment; Quiz Remains Oper   “Have Nothing to Hide” Bilbo Tells Senate  Probe Committee

Pay is Questioned In Narcotics Case:   Additional Testimony Necessary As Hearing Takes Holiday Rest

BILBO’S HEARING TOBE RESUMED AFTER HOLIDAY   Veteran Senator Claims He Has ‘Nothing To Hide’ in Solons’ Inquiry

Bilbo Hearings Take Recess   Senator Denies Pay For Narcotics Permit

Narcotics Deal In Spotlight Of Bilbo Hearing  Senator Denies Payment For A Permit

BILBO HEARING TO CONTINUE AFTER HOLIDAY   Kept Open By Clashing Reports On Narcotics Fund

Bilbo Hearings Recessed for Yule Holidays  Testimony Concernir Rene Caeao Clachac

$1,000 NARCOTIC PAYMENT HEARD IN BILBO GASE   Probe Wide Open As Cade Reécesses For Holidays

Bilbo Probe Due to Resume After Holiday   Narcotics Charge Rips Case Wide Open

 Testimony About Payment Of $1,500 In Narcotics Case ‘Holds Bilbo Hearing Open

BILBO ADMITS GETTING CASH FROM PODESTA   Senate Hearings To Be Recessed For Christmas

\‘Nathing To Hide’ Testimony About Narcolics Keeps Bilbo Case Open

Bilbo Admits His Part In  Drug Charge   Senate Hearing Recessed Until After Christmas; Bilbo Offers Help

Parties Can't Get Together In Bilbo Case   Testimony Clashes On Payment of $1,500 To Him for Drug Permit

Bilbo Hearing In Recess   Expected to Resume First Monday After Christmas

STORMY SENATE CASE RECESSED FOR CHRISTMAS   Hearing Held Open Till After Holidays By Clashing Testimony About $1,500 Payment in Narcotics Case.

Bilbo Inquiry Recesses For Christmas  But Ils Held Oven   But Is Held Open By Probe Into Narcotics Permit

$1500 Gift Laid to OK  of Permit   Sensational New Trial Development Arises in Senator's Examination

Bilbo Inquiry In Recess   More Testimony On Drug Permit Expected When Hearing Resumes

Clashing Testimony About $1,500 Payment In Narcotics Case Keeps Bilbo Probe Open   Senator Offers To Open Private Files To Investigators Seeking Information ©

MORE BILBO PROBE DATA T0 BE SOUGHT   Senator Ferguson Says Further Evidence Necessary When Hearing Is Resumed After Christ mas Holidavs.

Alleged  Narcotic Charges UpInAir   Bilbo Probe Left Wide Open As Recess Taken

‘NARCOTIC ISSUE Bilbo Denies Doctor Paid ‘Him to Get Narcotic Permit

Bilbo Inquiry Held Wide Open By $1,500 Narcotics Case Fund   Receipt Of Sum From Physician Admitted ; Hearings Likely To Be Resumed Dec. 30th

Narcotics Graft Bared: Resume on Bilbo After Yule  Solon Got Money For Aiding Permit But Use Obscured

Further Testimony in Bilbo Case Likely  Clachina Tactimony Over Narcotics Case Points fo Need for More Questioning

Solon ‘Adinits Receiving Money From Doctor; Denies Permit- lnvolved.

RECESS HEARING SUBJECT TO CALL   SENATOR OFFERS TO OPEN FILES, SAYS 'NCTHING TO-HIDD”*

Narcotics Case Payment Bared In Bilbo Probe   Clashing Stories Keep Inquiry Open; Recess Until After Christmas.

Bilbo Probe Recesses For  Holiday Term   Clashing Testimony About Payment In Narcotics Case Holds Investigation Open

Narcotic Angle In Bilbo's Case   Senator Denies Pay For Drug Permit

Four Qualify kor Governor Race In State   Persons, Poole. Ellis And Boozer Formally Announce For Office

SECURITY BODY ACAN DECIDES PON BREATHER   Dropping of Iranian Case to Be Aired After 5-Day Cooling Off Period   RUSSIAN ENVOY AGREES   Decision to Defer Action Is Reached at Another Closed Meeting

UNO DELAYS DECISION 'TO MONDAY   Will Consider Dropping Iran Protest Then

Security Council Meets — . In Secret And Faces. A. Number Of Hard Problems

Nation Today Observes Anniversary of  World War II Victory   President Asks Americans to Dedicate First “Victory Day” to Prayer; Reconversion Chief Cites Gains Made in Last 12 Months

Great Progress Made in Year Since  Final Victory Won in World War II

STEELMAN CITES ‘NATION'S GAINS IN YEAR OF PEACE   Reports Jobs for All Willing to Work; Living Stond ord Ricien

Jap Deteat Year Ago  Remembered   Truman Asks Prayers for Cause of Justice

U. S. Finds Jobs Plentiful, Rising Living Standard On First V-J Day Anniversary

(U.S. PRAYERFULLY MARKS V-J ANNIVERSARY   use of Justice Inspired by Valor of Heroes, President Truman Tells Nation

JOYFUL, PRAYERFUL OBSERVANCE MARKS V-J ANNIVERSARY  TRUMAN DEDICATES U.S TO CAUSE OF JUSTICE, FREEDOM AND PEACE

Tribufes Paid To Those Who Died In Battle  Balance Sheet On What Peace Has  => 1.8 gg, @ gg

OBSERVE FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF WAR VICTORY   Truman Asks Nation te Dedicate Day to Prayer

Steelman Cites Progress Toward V-J ‘Dav Goals on First Anniversary

Nation Observes Year of Victory  Steelman Reviews 12-month Progress

Standards Of Living, Jobs Show Gains —   Tribute: Paid To Those Who Died

Nation Joyfully, But Prayerfully Observes First “V” Anniversary   Steelman Cites Progress Toward V-J Day Goals; Face Task Of Consolidating Gains By EverIncreasing Production And Employment

Victory Da y Finds Nation  On Its Way   Tremendous Recouversion Job Underway; Truman PleadsPrayersk orPeace

NATION TODAY OBSERVES 1ST ANNIVERSARY OF V-) DAY   Report Great Strides In Our Economic Life; Hope For Amity

formal Pause Lacking As U. S. Marks - First Anniversary of Victory in Wat

President Calls On Ameri ans to Dedicate Day to Prayer and High  - Resolve

First Anniversary of V-J Day Dedicated to Cause of Peace   President Truman Call§ for Prayer-and High Resolve To Cause of Justice, Freedom.and International Good Will: Tribute to Heroes

Nafion Fittingly Observes First V-J Anniversary  Military Men, Others Honor Dead

Tributes Paid To Those Who Died !n Battle   Balance Sheet On What Peace Has Resuahkt Totaled

JOYFULLY, YET PRAYERFULLY—  Nation Celebrates Birthday Of Victory in World War II

LEADERS CALL FOR PRAYERS   Truman Asks Nation Tc  Strive For  Realization of Ideals

Japs Quit One Year  Ago Today  Nation Observes  Anniversary of Vi aptawm, Oarsativ

First Anniversary of Victory Day Is Joyfully Observed   Balance Sheet of Reconversion Totalled by Director Steelman

Prayerful Joy as Nation Observes V-J Anniversary  Steelman Points To Progress Made In Year of Peace

Truman Calls For High Resolve On Y- day Anniversary   “Asks Efforts for Freedom ‘Justice, © Internationa! Good Will; Tasks at Home Cited.

Truman Asks Americans To Dedicate Victory Day Anniversary To Pravé

Nation Counts Gains In First  Year Of Peace   Steelman Cites Progress Toward Objectives’ Of V.J Dav.

‘Truman Calls For . Hich Resolve On  Veday Anniversary   Asks Efforts for Freedom, Justice, International (rood Wills; Tasks at   Hlome Cited.

V-J DAY DEDICATED TO PRAYER   Tribute Paid To Those Who Fought And Died For Peace

Truman Asks V-J 1  Prayers   Desires That Americans  Dedicate Anniversary  ‘to Promotion of Lasting Peace   Tribute to Heroes      Reconversion Director Outlines Progress in Year of Peace

Nation Pra yerfully Spends First Anniversary Of Peace After Victory Over Japan

U. 5. OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY OF PACIFIC TORY  Ste celman n Give   Steelman Gives Record For Year Qn Home Front

U, 5. OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY OF VICTORY TODAY   V-J Day Observed Joyfully But Prayerfully, Without Formal Pause; Progress Of Past Year Anaylzed.

Nation Joyfully, Prayerfully Observes Peace Anniversary  Reconversion. Director Outlines ‘Record Of Provress’--Durine Year Since V]-Day

\-J ANNIVERSARY @BSERVED IN U. S #0 QUIET. MANNEE       ievicans Asked ‘to’ Dedicat.  clory Day’ to Prayer and : - Hieh Resolve

SHARP TEMPERATURE DROP IS FORECAST    Cold Front Reaches Western Kan sas and Is Bue in Missourt by Thursday.

‘Atomic Energy Issued By Gov't   Booklet Explains Atomic Energy In Language Of Layman

DISCHARGE LIST TOTALS 367,062   More Than 58 Percent Of Michigan Veterans Now Back Home

GM-DEADLOCK— ~~ STILL HOLDS   NEGOTIATORS PESSIMISTIC OVER CHANCES OF EARLY == SETTLEMENTOF____-. “STRIKE

TAKES ALL DUCE. ESTATE   Supreme Court Overrules Pleas of Widow and Children

Planes Collide Over Florida Wooded Sector   Bodies of Navy Men Found in Burning Ships

Two Bombers Crash, Killing 28 Navy Airmen   Flaming Planes Fall In Florida Woods  During Maneuvers

18 Navy Flyers Die as 2 Planes Collide in Air   Bodies Recovered From Wreckage; Flames Consume Crafts

28 Navy Airmen Die As Planes Collide.  Boanr.Enoined Craft Ram Each   Four-Engined Craft Ram Each Other Above Pensacola

27 KILLED WHEN 2 NAVY BOMBERS CRASH IN FLAMES   Planes Collide During Air Maneuver in Florida as Hellcat Fighter Dives Toward Them.   BODIES ARE TAKEN FROM THE WRECKAGE   Names Not Given Out—Accident First in Advanced Training Command Since December, 1945.

Crash of Two Big Bombers Takes Toll Of 28 Men   Crash in Flames ‘Near Munson, Fla.. During Maneuvers

PLANES BURN AFTER CRASH IN NW FLORIDA   Navy Reports Bodies Recovered; Names  Are Withheld

Air Collision Fatal to 28   Two PB-4Ys Crash During  Teatninge Maneuvers

Four Engined Bombers Crash In Flight During Air Maneuver   PB-4Y’s Collide in Attempt to Evade Diving Hellcat Fighter; Accident Occurs in Northwestern Florida

Md Liquor Law Will Not Be Enforced Jntil Held Valid, Sohngen Announces   State Liquor Store Closed At Marion   Obtain Injunction

STATE AWAITS TEST “ON OLD LIQUOR LAW   Court Ruling Will Govern Ohio Action

Blast Kills Two In Marianna  Two Others Badly Hurt as Gas Tank Explodes in Cafe.

HAN IN EFFECT \T MIDNIGHT THURSDAY   Parcel Post Limited, Passenger Train vervice Halved

FREIGHT EMBARGO DUE TO COAL SHORTAGE WILL THROW MILLIONS OUT OF EMPLOYMENT

Measure Will Then Go To Uouse Where Differences Will Be BFoucht Out

Judge Surprised By Labor Suits   Michigan Jurist Says Portal-to-Portal Pay Issue Never Raised

TRUCKERS OFFER: - REVISED DEMANDS   Action Comes as 770 Chain Food Stores Are Closed...

Ag Official Warns Full Counters Of Meat Will End: after First Rus]

Investigators Ask Aid In Inquiry About War Profits   General Telis of Defective’ Shelis In Deaths of Gl’s

Americans Killed By Defective Shells Investigation Shows   War Probe Group Asks Truman AidAnd More Funds

Senate Committee Is Told Soldiers Die by Own Shell:   Yanks ‘Are Killed by Premature Blasts of Mortars

Probers Ask Aid Of White House ~And War Dept   Chemical. Warfare Chief, 2 Letters Tell Of Deaths Caused By Bad Shells

Probers Ask Truman Aid   Formal Request for Income Tax Records Made by Committee

Mead Probers Ask Tax Data; $65,000 Increase   Defective Mortar Shells Killed Some U. S. Men, Admitted

(ASKS FUNDS TO FERRET OUT FRAUDS   Requests Income Tax Records Of Key Figures

PARTIES HOLD OWN IN VOTER REGISTRATION   Republican Counties Show Biggest Gains

Registration     Fifty-nine Counties Show 1,222,585 G. 0. P. And 807.865 Democrats

COMMUNICATION WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS TODAY   blectrieal and Meat Packing Walkouts Stil Threaten This Week

UNION CALLS OFF PICKET LINES AT MOST EXCHANGES   Strike Postponed for Thirty Days; Steel Wolkout Bles Deleved

Strike Threat Put Off For At Least 30 Days   Time Needed to File Notices, Wire Tells Workers on Walk-Out

Strike Picture Brighter ‘As Telephone Operators Delay Strike Thirty Days

Defer Phone Strike   Labor Picture Bright er As Workers Vote 30 Day Postponement, CIO OK’s Motor Wage Plan

Strikers Move Back fo Jobs   Cl0-UAW, Steel Strike Moves Also Aid in Taking Tension Out of Situation

Equipment Workers Go Back To Jobs   Telephone Walkout Put Off 30 Days, Steel One Week

'30- -Day Respite In Telephone ‘Strike ‘Ordered   Cominnnication Equipment Workers Returning to Jobs; Walkout Baoned Tf U.S. Takes Qver-

Nation Averts National Phone Strike 30 Days   Make No Progress In Meat Industry Conference Today

Flectric Men Ordered Back To Their Jobs   Operators Vote for Strike, Then Postpone It to Give Notice as Required by Law

National Strike Put off 30 Days To File Notices   Walkout Ordered if Wage Demands Are Not Settled by Then

Telephone strike Is lelayed   30-Day Cooling Off Period Is Agreed Upon

American Laber Picture Brightens—  Phone And Steel Strikes Delayed   Hopes Are Raised In Some Government Circles That Industrial Strife Tension May Slacken

WORKERS BEGIN RETURNING TO JOBS AS UNION MEMBERS VOTE ON QUESTION OF STRIKE MOVE

Equipment Workers Back On Their Jobs   Locals Will Be Permitted To File Strike Notices As Required By Act

Steel, Phone Pacts Ease Strike Outlook   Operators Returning for 30 Days To File Formal Walkout Notices

PHONE SERVICE BACK 10 NORMAL IN MOST CITIES   Threat of General Strike Is Put Off 30 Days While Locals File Notices   PICKET LINES DISSOLVE   ACEW Orders Its Members to Return Their Jobs by 1 P. M. Today

Communications Walkout Called Off For 30 Days, Steel Stoppage For Week   Inton Accepts Fact-Finding Board’s Recommendations In G. M. Strike   Electrical Workers Scheduled To Go Out Tomorrow; See Hope Of Averting Meat Tie-Up

Strikers Ordered Back Jobs By 1 P. M. Local: Time Today    Steel And Motor Outlook Brighte   Scant Hope Held, However For Averting Electrical And Meat Walkouts

ACEW Members Return To Jobs; Walkout In Steel Also Postponed 7   National Labor Picture Brightens As Hopes Are Raised For Wage Decisions

No General Strike For One Month   Delay In Steel Walkout Also Brightens Picture; No Easing Of Packing Oe Blecteical Tlennde

Equipment. Workers Go  Back to Jobs   Federation of Phone Workers Postpone Call For Strike

STRIKING PHONE MEN GOING BACK TO WORK; OTHERS DEFER ACTION  _ OPERATORS POSTPONE  STRIKE FOR 30 DAYS AFTER CALLING IT

‘Breathing Spell In Phone Walkout   Nation Hide Strike Is Post+ poned at Least 30° Days   .wAFTER A STRIKE POLL   Steel Strike Delayed Week; C.1.0. Lowers  Sights

Picket by Equipment MenEnding   National Tieup Delayed 30 Days; CIO Accepts Govt. Plan on GM.

Phone Strike Put Off For Thirty Days   : . ny x "oe °  Striking Communications Equipment Workers Re: turn To Jobs.   \CAUSE PARTIAL TIEUP

  Postponet  Walkou.     30 Days   Operators Resume Work Aiter Picket Lines .*. Are Withdrawn -.-

Strike is Delayed 30 Days   Prior to This Action a National Telephone Strike Has Been Ordered

LABOR SCENE BRIGHTENS AS THREAT ENDS   No Solution Indicated In Meat, Electrical Walkouts

PHONES WAIT UNTIL O-DAY NOTIGE GIVEN   Electrical and Meat Strikes Still Set for Tuesday and Wednesday.

Nation’s : Toll Lines Again Hun   Pickets Withdrawn As Union Prepares 20-Dav Notice

Service Back To Normal in Most Places   Federation’s Order for Nation-Wide Walk-Out Delayed for Members to Vote on Question

Communicaion Group Directed to Report on Jobs by Afternoon by Union  Locals Vote     an i a   Poll on Deferring of Strike Prompts Halt for Filing Notices

Communications Tie-Up To Await 3-Day Period  Three Biggest Firms Will Re Affected

Nation’s Phone Service Is Back To Normal; Workers Postpone Strike 30 Days.

Telephone Operations Are Resumec   Equipment Workers Return; Exchange Pickets Withdrawn

Western Electric Strikers Also Go Back to Work   Normal Service ts Resumed; Locals Will File Strike Notices; Dispute Still Stande

National Phone Strike Is Off; Others Delayed   Equipment Union Calls Off Pickets— Steel, Auto Walkouts Postponed—Mea Packers Hopeful

OPERATORS G0 BACK TO WORK   ‘Union Acts To Hold Off Walkout Until Strike Notice Is Filed

POSTPONE WIDE PHONE TIEUP FOR ONE MONTH   Auto Union Accepts Proposal by Fact-Finding Panel on Wage Issue

EASE THREAT OF A STRIKE FOR 30 DAYS   Equipment Group Ordered Back to Posts So Local Unions Can File Walkout Notices Under the Smith-Connally Act.

Communications Equipment Men Return To Jobs   ‘Strike Postponed To Permit Union To File Strike Notice According To Law

Walkout Delayed At Least 1 Month   Other Movements On Labor Front Are Listed

Dewey Spending F or Presidency, Accuses Mead   ‘Taxpayers’ Money Invested, Says Senator, Criticizes . Republican Aid lo Veterans

ORIDAN ABSARD MISSING PLANE   Marine Corps Lists Men or! \il-Fated Transport

Learns About Money Early   SicxeYear Old Liberal With Grandma's Cash.

All Employers in Argentine Call Lockout   Move to Protest Decree by Peron Raising Pay Scales

Argentina Shuts Down All Industry   Virtual Paralysis Grips Buenos Aires As Crisis Approache

COAL, COPPER STRIKES ARE IMMINENT   Efforts to Avert Walkouts Believed Deomed to Failure

Army Fretful Over egal ~ Use Dsiter ms   War Departinent Estimate: Million Men Are Wearing Khaki Against Regulations

Army Seeks Way To Take Khaki Off Civilians  Vore Than Million-Ineluding Neon. Velen, or ae

ARMY'S NEW PROBLEM—HOW TO GET OVER MILLION OF ‘EM OUT OF UNIFORM THEY “CAN’T WEAR”

Want More Men In Them, But A Million Out Of Them....  Uniforms Give Army A Headache

Army Fears Million Ex-Gls and Other Civilians Wearing Uniforms Ileqally

Army — an: To Take mon 0 ne  Yiore Th: Wialblac ee a ers Ree Ne - iw, ce.   THE DEPARTMENT is cor

Army Fears Million Ex-GIs And Non-Soldiers May Be IHlegally Attired In Khaki Uniforms

Army Ponders lllegal Wearing Of Gl Uniforms   Fears That Million Men May Be Wearing Uniforms Illegally

Military Chiefs Worry When Nonsoldiers Still Wear Uniform   Dischargees and Some Who Never Served Pas: Among Other Civilians as Being on Duty, Thus Managing te Chisel Many Favors

Keeping Men Out Of GI Uniforms Headache to Army  War Department Say Almost One Million Wane Khaki IHeaally

Army Worried About Getting Some Men Out Of Uniform   GI Garb Worn Illegally By Many Creates Complications For Both MPs. Civilians

MILLION 'LLEGAL UNIFORMED, ARMY GFFICER STATES   Efforts Made 1% Bat Man Out of Khaki; Some Wearers Never  Packed Guns

Army Fretful  Over Unitorms  Worn Illegally   One Million Suspected Of Wearing Khaki Outside Army—Problem Too Big for MPs

GOVERNMENT DOING JUST ABOUT ALL IT CAN IN COAL STRIKE BY CONTEMPT TRIAL OF UNION BOSS

Poland Calls For UN Break With Franco   France and Mexico Join with Poles;  Stettinius Restates Obiectives of U. S.

POLAND ASKS UN TO BREAK WITH FRANCO   Charge Spain Center Of Experiments By Nazi Scientists   By CHARLES A. GRUMICH

Cite ‘Indications’ German Scientists Suli Carrying On Atomic Research In Spanish Nation

Delegate Urges  UN Break With  Franco Regime Holland Balks ‘At ‘Hardship’ to  - Sranich Peonle

Delegate Insists on UN Breaking off Relations with Franco Government; Elaborates on His  x Guesses.

Nazi Atomic Study In Spain Revealed   Polish Delegate Puts Case Before Security Council— Demand Made That UN Break Relations With Spain—France and Mexico Back Poland

Legate Hints Possibility of New Weapons  Lange Asks United Nations Break With Resime of Franco

BREAK WITH FRANCO REGIME BEING esta  Holland Is Ralkin   Holland Is Balking At Hardship To Spanish People

Germans in Spain May Plan Terror Weapon, Says Pol   Asks U.N. Collectively To Break Relations With Franco Regime

"Nazi atomic research is indicated’ Break in Franco relations asked

 Worse Than Atomic Bomb Is Considered While  Nazis Work in Spain

POLAND DEMANDS UNITED NATIONS BREAK WITH SPAIN   Warsaw Delegate Indicts  Franco Government as Threat to Peace at Security Counc?! Session.   FRANCE AND MEXICO SUPPORT REQUEST   Group Told There Are Indications Atomic Research by Germans Is Under Way in  Country,

Council Is Told Evidence Points To Atom Researcl By Nazis in Spain   Experiments with Weapons More Terrible than A-Bomb Are Hinted   FRANCE, MEXICO JOIN IN POLAND'S EFFORT   Council, in Midst of De. bate, Adjourns until 3 P. M. Today

U.S., RUSSIA IN AGREEMENT ‘ON PROPOSAL   Rules Committee Unanimous in Support of News  Erandam Dilan

Mayor Gets Dates Mixed But St. Patrick’s Day Is Saved For Chicago Irish

Truman Will Veto House Version Of  OPA Extension   Says Would Mean Sudden End  Price Control

Veto of OPA Measure Set   President Appeals to Senate to- Extend Price Controls for Full Year

NAVY WILL PUT ON WAR GAMES   Maneuvers This Month In Atlantic Take In 29 Fighting Ships

PAPPDAPPPOPPIMIDADA PPADS  29 Ships To ‘Fight’ In U. 8. War Games

four Columbians Jailed  In Round Up At Atlanta   Police Sweep Down On Demonstration Against Negro Family: Chief Orders Patrolmen To Do Their Duty; Quartet Booked On Charge Of Inciting Riot

COLUMBIANS GIVEN WARNING Four Men Of Anti-Negro Group _ Arrested In Atlanta Dispute

“WE'LL POLICE THE TOWN,’ SAYS CHIEF  Members Of Anti-Negro Order Jailec

Four Anti-Negro Sect Members Are Jailed in Atlanta  Actions Are Termed ‘Hitler. Like’; Face ‘Dp: ns! Allaantione

Group Dislikes Red Domination   Group From Furniture Workers Union Will Pull Out of UFWA

Council Resume: Discussions of Satellite Pacts   Communist Victory May Swing France To Russians’ Views

German Treaty Delay Seen in French Vote   New Government May Not Be Ready Until After January

VINSON 10 TAKE JOB AMID FANFARE   OATH - TAKING CEREMONIES , MONDAY TO RIVAL PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION.

Slav Group Urges Fight Against Spreading Lies Against Soviet Union

The Weather   NLRB Resumes Probe Against General Motors   Union Charges Auto Company Is Using Unfair Methods In Labor

‘AUTO INDUSTRY EXAMINING NEW PROPOSAL WHICH AFL PRES. — GREEN SAYS IS ‘UNACCEPTABLE’

‘Auto Industry Studies New Policy On Wages-Prices: JAW Unimpressed

CONDEMNED BY UNION SPOKESMAN   Rules Permitting Price Adjustments Pleases Companies

Sacrifices Honor To Save DoomedHusband   People Cheer As Jury Returns Acquittal In Hlicit Slaying

DRAFT GALL FOR NOVEMBER — HAS BEEN SET-FOR 15,000       NOVEMBER CALL IS SMALLEST SINCE THE SUMMER “HOLIDAY'—-MANY SEPTEMBER ENLISTMENTS

November Call ~ For Dratt, 15,000   Enlistments Result In Re. duction Of Number Of Draftees Called Next Month

Call Ickes in Pauley Case   Capital Hill Braces Itself for Fireworks  Today

Ickes Back at Bat at Pauley Hearing; Vinson Renews Plea for British Loan

Says Russians Invented Atom Bomb That Renders U.S. Bomb Obsolete

Tom Herbert Defeats Lausche As Ohio Goes Completely Republicar   Democrats Smothered In GOP Sweep

GOV. LAUSCHE CONCEDES LOSS TO REPUBLICAN   Senator Huffman Trails GOP Candidate By Huge Total; Herbert Lead 50,000

WEVOEGAL JER SAEEIC GIL AVOVCIOPITICIS FATTO INOTCR .. 2 ae  Draft Machinery Swings Back Into Action Today    An Explanation Of The Veto Power By James Marlow ....  ‘Veto-Upsets The Applecart

America Ends Its Holiday on Dratting   Fresh Fears for Future Heard as Boards Get Busy

Army Returns — To Conscription To Swell Ranks   Should Strengthen Pacific Positions Committee Claims

First Anniversary of V-J Day Finds Draft Machinery Rolling Again; House Group . Voices Concern After Visiting’ MacArthur

WAR DRAFT RESUMES  ON V-J ANNIVERSARY  WORLD PICTURE DARK LOCAL BOARDS AGAIN  CONSCRIPTING MEN; 95 OOO FIRST CALL

Draft Calls Are Issued  For 25,000   Resumption Of Calls Finds World Condition Shaky; World Unity Urged

Wartime Selective Service‘ Machinery Back Into Action  Draft Calls Seen For 25,000 During

Wartime Draft Grinds Back Into Action After Two-Month Holiday; Warnings Issued   Concern Over Soviet Intentions Expressed; Danger Of Another Pearl Harbor Seen

House Members Urge Outposts  Be Built Up   Warnings to Maintain Defenses Voiced as  25.000-Man Draft Call Ends Summer Holiday

WAR DRAFT RESUMES ON Y.-J ANNIVERSARY, WORLD PICTURE DARK  LOCAL BOARDS AGAIN.  CONSCRIPTING MEN;

2-MONTH STAY IN SELECTIVE SERVICE ENDS   Army Calls 25,000 This Month; Other ‘TNravelanmente Noted.

Wartime Draft Goes Back Into Action Amid Demands For Keeping Strong Force

MANDATES AND TRUSTEESHIPS PUSHED BY U.S.   Former Japanese-H eld Is: lands May Come Under American Guidance

U.S.Tells Plan for Jap Islands   America Gives Notice It Wants Sole Control of Jap-Mandated Islands With Military Use

America Calls for Trusteeship Unit  U.S. Proposes Shelving Of Potential Argument

UNITED STATES SEEKS CONTROL OF JAP ISLAND!      Warns Against Use Of Veto in Debate Of Trusteeships

U. §. Urges No Delay in UN lrusteeships   Seeks Right to Sole Ownership Jap-Mandated Isles

UN Trusteeship Council Sought   United States Pushes Proposal Hoping For Early Action.

DULLES ASKS FOR ASSEMBLY ACTION WITHOUT DELAY   American Delegation - Pro: poses Shelving of Argu- — mant an Charter

U. S. Pleads Trust eeship  Body In UN   Country Warns Against Any Effort To ‘Import  24, eee 0 oer eee « Seemer gee

DULLES WARNS ON ATTEMPTING 10 USE VETO   Ambiguous Phrase in UN’s _ Charter Threatens to Be Stumbling Block   RUSSIA WANTS A VQICE   America Seeks Sole Contro? Over Jap-Mandated Pasific Islands

U.S. Asks Prompt Formation of UN Trusteeship Plan   Warns Against Attempts to Install Veto System in General Assembly   DULLES OUTLINES AMERICAN POLICY   United States Seeks Sole Trusteeship Over JapMardated Islands

‘No Stalling On Trustee  Plan'--U.S   Our Delegates Challenge U.N. To Act Quickly, “Not Import Veto.”

Redistrict State, Say ‘Big Five’   Governor Candidates Answer Question Of Bar Groups

Operators Unite In Opposition To Spread Of Gas Pipelines, Markets

Assail Expansion of Natural Gas  Coal Workere and   Coal Workers and Operators Hit Plan

Government Plans to Build 2,(00,000 Homes in ’46-47   WASHINGTON ~— (INS) — The government heyan moving today on a “bold” program to build 2, 700,000 new  grass gm plgamene!) Ge " 8M 4A 2. DD UIA ee

U.S. PLANS 10 BUILD 2,700,000  HOMES BY 1948   Truman Seeks Housing Legislation Action in Congress

IDENT ASKS CONGRESS TO ASS LEGISLATION TO  . CARRY OUT NUGE CONSTRUCTION PLAN

 WEARS IS GOAL   ‘Truman Calls for ° ‘Needed Legislation, ‘eluding Subsidies

Bu 2 700000 HOMIES BY 1943   Truman Seeks . Housing Legislation Action in Conoreec

FLIGHT OF B-29 OPENS POLE AS NEW AIR ROUTE   Experts See Great Commercial Value In Adventure

DREAMBOAT FLIGHT WAS SUCCESSFUL   May Mean a Polar Commercial Route  Will Result

DREAMBUAT’ ENDS LONG AERIAL TRIP   B-29 Lands at Cairo After Flying Over Magnetic Pole Area.

Polar Flight Proves U. S. ‘Vulnerable’   Dreamboat Finishes 10,854-Mile Journey In 39 Hrs., 37 Min.

DREAMBOAT FEAT BLAZES POLAR TRAIL   B-29 Can Fly to Japan From London Via Pole in 28 Hrs.

NORTH POLE AIR ROUTE STUDIED   Successful Dreamboat Trip Proves Possibilities Of Flights Over Arctic

10,854 Miles Reeled Off In Speedy Flight   Army Gains Valuabi Information As A Result Declares Gen. Carl Spaat.

Dreamboat In Record Hop To Cairo Over North Pole   Great Possibilities Seen In Future For Over Pole Flights

Dreamboat Hop Opens Route   Flights Across .Polar Regions Likely To Become Routine

ROUTINE POLAR FLIGHTS SEEN   ‘Dreamboat’ Skipper Says Short Route Needed

POLAR ELIGHT a          ibte Thformation Gatned by Epochal Trip of Pacusan “Dreamboat.”

Dreamboat Flight Reveals U.S.Vulnerable From Arctic   Experts Say Successful Mission Reveals America Could Be Attacked From Arctic; Pilot Sees Short Route —London To Japan—Via North Polar Regions

Truman Assails Control - By Single Man or Grou   Tells Is College Class. American Form of Government 1s ‘Greatest in History-of World’

Peevy Avers He's Innocent   Accused of Fast-Talking $12,000 Out of Folks On Advertising Directory Racket

Colonel And WAC Bride Admit Theft; Major And Sergeant Also Hunted.

WAC CAPTAIN AND COLONEL ADMIT LOOTING CASTLE   MAJOR AND GI ARE ALSO SUSPECTED OF HELPING TO PLUNDER

Balance of Huge Tresaure Found  In R. R. Station   Colonel and WAC Bride Held For Theft of Royal Gems in German Castle

Two Are Held  In Theft of Royal Gems from Castle Of House of Hesse; Romantic, Exciting Story Rivals Fiction Creation

Colonel, WAC Arrested; See Major and GI   Charged With Theft ‘of $1,500,000 in Jewels From Hessian Castle -:

Practically All Pilfered  Gems Founc   Further Loot Unearthed At Chicago; Colonel, Wac to Capital.

Officials Announce Recovery Of “Practically All” » Kronberg Castle Jewels Valued Up To $1,500,000

Nearly All Stolen  Gems Found: Hold  Wac and Colonel Jewels Worth 112 Millions Taken in Old Hessian Castle

NEARLY ALL GEMS FOUND IN THEFT CASE   Army Colonel, WAC Will Held In Bizarre Jewel Steal

Last of Loot Recovered At Chicago   Army Colonel Supplies Key to Box With Jewels From Germany

Found In Box In Hiinais Centra!  Railway Station: Durant Had Key

Nearly All Of Hessian Srown Jewels Regained Colonel, WAC Arrested

Jewels Located In Safe   Practically All Are Recovered In Box In Chicago

WAC and Colonel Held In ‘Liberation’ Of German Treasure   Army Intelligence Claims Honeymooning Couple Admits Taking Crown Jewels from Castle In Rhineland; Two Others Sought

Colonel and WAC Captain Are in Army Custody   $1,500,000 Jowels of German Royalty Taker During Occupation

COLONEL, WAC CAPTAIN. BRIDE WELD BY ARMY   Lie Detector Used in Obtaining Confessions From Honeymooners

WAC Captain And Colonel In Custody   Both Confess to Part In Reich Castle Plot; Recover Some Gems

#          rf beni  ie ge  ” ‘a  SAN i  a i j   AN News & the Courts     a?

FIVE GNION COUNTY BOYS AND GIRLS WIN SCHOLARSHIPS TO OHIO STATE.

 Fee a a ‘ z Sai) IN@WS «4. WOUFTS  J  ued   RECORDER’S OFFICE  i. «tt Qthaéd. bn Tees ont Bae

lowans Help Retain the Parity Plan   Amendment Carries Despite Threat of President's Veto

ARREST 300 AT  MOVIE STUDIO   STRIKERS AT HOLLYWOOD! - TRYING NEW STUNT TO CAUSE TROUBLE FOR AUTHORITIES THERE-——

300 Film Pickets Submit to Arrest   Legality of Injunction To Be Tested by Action

300 ARRESTED INSTRIKE TEST   Hollywood Pickets Defy Order Limiting Number to 25 Per Gate

Credits Speed Sales To Many Foreign Nations   SURPLUS PROPERTY. TC BE DISPOSED OF SOON

Coal Operators Braced for Lewis Demand To Boost Wages of 400,000 Mine Workers

Coal Operators Get Ready To Face New Fight   JOHN L. LEWIS STARTS CAMPAIGN FOR PAY HIKES

COAL OPERATORS AWAIT PAY FIGHT   Expect Contract Notice By Lewis This Saturday

DPERATORS EX! EXPECT ~ HIGH LEWIS DEMAND   U.M.W. Chief May Seek To Outdo Murray

LEWIS READY T0 GET RAISE FOR COAL MINERS   Washington Expects Formal Reopening Contract Notice by Saturday

Coal Miners To Make Bid   Lewis Will Demand Pay Increase for 400,000 in Pits

COAL OPERATOR WAITS DEMAND      Industry Certain John Lewis . Will Ak Pay Increases, Shorter Work Week

Controversy in Coal Mining Industry Seen   Operators Bracing For First Move By Lewis in Expected Higher Pay Demands

Lewis Expected To Shoot High   Soft Coal Operators Arc Anticipating Record Wage Demand

LOOK FOR BIG LEWIS DEMAND   Operators Think He. Will Try To Outdo Other  Linionicte

Higher Pay For4.00,000 TsNewMove   ‘Owners Brace Selves  for Formal Notice to Reopen Contract of  11 Months Ago   Long Session   More Money for Shorter Work Week Expected’ as Union Condition

Coal Operators Brace for New Wage Demand   John L. Lewis May Make First Move for Higher Pay This Week

COAL INDUSTRY LOOKING FOR NEW DEMANDS FROM LEWIS   Stiff Controversy Over Wage Issue Indicated When  Dickering Begins

Lewis Expected To Demand Raise  For Coal Miners   May Ask For Shorter Week, Same Pay

COAL MEN BRACE FOR LEWIS MOVE FOR HIGHER PAY   Operators Expect For. mal Notification By Saturday That Union Wants Tc  Reopen Contract.

COAL MINERS EXPECTED 10 SEEK RAISE   Operators Think John L. Lewis Will Take First Step Saturday by Asking to Reopen U. M. W. Wage Contract.

LEWIS MAY SEEK HIGHER PAY FOR 400.000 MINERS   Soft Coal Operators Anticipate Formal Notification Saturday

Lewis Reported Ready to Move For Higher Pay   Soft Coal Operators Believe UMW Boss Preparing Fight for 400,000 Miners

LONG FIGHT SEEN IN LEWIS’ MOVE FOR HIGHER PAY   Basic Demands For Coal Miners Talked As Hitting Industry In Increased Costs Of Fuel. Less Sales

Miners  Bracing For Call Of Chief   Lewis Is Expected To Make Formal  Announcement

—MINE WAGES—  Await Mine  Union Move  Expect Lewis To Seek Higher Pay

Soft Coal Operators Bracing For Lewis’ First Move To Win Higher Pay For Miners   Expect Formal Notification By Saturday That Lewis Wants To Re-Open Contract

Coal Mine Wage Next   Look to John L. Lewis For First Move in Fight For Higher Pay.

COAL OPERATORS EXPECT LEWIS T0 SEEK WAGE RAISE   LONG CONTROVERSY PREDICTED DUE TO INDUSTRY’S FEARS

Large Coal Pay Demand Is Expected   Operators Expect Lewis To Aim Hich

Lewis to Make First Move for Higher Wages?   Involves Some 400,000 Mine Workers

Coal Industry Awaits Demands Of Lewis’ Union  Miners Expected To Open Contract, Ask For Pav Hike

Mine“Owners Hint Lewis ~ _ Surprise on Wage Demand   Believe UMW Chief Will Seek Boost Higher than Any Previously Granted

0 ABOVE ZERO IS RECORDED   Snow, Cold Winds Chill Ohieans After Milder Weather

Ministers Alter Meet Procedure To Speed Action   Question of Italian War Criminals Cause Of Latest Wrangle

BIG FOUR HIT NEW DEADLOCK   THIS TIME {tT [8 ITALIAN WAR CRLMINALS

Big 4 Foreign Ministers Face New Deadlock on Italian War Criminals

OVER TRIALS OF ITALIAN WAR CRIMINALS   Getting No Place ‘Says Byrnes

Secretaries Act To Expedite Bia 4 Business   Action Develops Afte: Ministers Hit Snag Over Italian Issues.

ITALIAN WAR CRIMINALS STALL ACTION   Two Italian Islands Are Disposed Of  

Big 4 Run: Into New Deadloek   Molotoy Protests Move to Have italy Give Up War Criminals

Two Nazi Commanders To Die for Massacre   Mackensen and Maeltzer Sentenced To Shooting for Ardeatine Cave  Venlian: Atenntio

NAZI GENERALS FOUND GUILTY   Reprisal ‘Massacres Blamed to:Pair -

Found Guilty Of Ordering Roman Deaths   Commanders In Occupied Italy Doomed To Face Allied Firing Squad

Nazi Generals To Be Executed   British Military Court In Rome Convicts Two for Massacre

War Criminality Guilt Found by Tribunal   Mackensen, Maeltzer Killed 335 Romans, British Court Rules

Lewis Calls For Removal Of OPA Meat Ceilings   Says Mines Closing Because Miners Cannot Buy Meat

Lewis Seeks End of Meat Control; Board Re-examines Dairy Products

Union Leader Appeals To Decontrol Board . .  Lewis Urges Ceilings Be Taken Off Meat To Keep Mines From Closing Down

Grounds Wet, So No Hubber-Pampa Playoff Tonight   Meat Famine Causes Unrest

Lewis Joins Fight For End of Control On Price of Meats   Says Mines Close Now Because Miners Can’t Buy Meat Now

Board Asked To Remove Price Controls = g   Grave Unrest Said To Be Spreading In Three States

Lewis Seeks To End Controls On Price Of Meat   VINE BOSS SAYS WORK. MEN SUFFER IN COAL MINE AREA

End Controls Over Meats, Lewis Asks   Mines In Three States Closing Because Men Can’t Get Rieht Food

LEWIS ASKS END OF MEAI PRICE TOP!   U. M. W. Chief Tells Decontrollers Mines Are Closing in Three States Because Men Cannot Buv Beef.

Says Coal Mines in Three States Closing Down  BReeaice at Eamina

Meat Famine Strikes Coal Fields, Says Lewis; Demands Control End

Lewis’ Appeal On Meat Ignored   Decontrol Body Is Not To Remove It From Ceiling

Meat Controls’ Removal Asked  Lewis Told No Action  fan Ba Tatlan

Lewis Requests Removal Meat From Control   UMW Head Tells Decontrol * Board Mines In Three States Are Closing  Nawn

Lewis Asks OPA to Drop Meat Control   Mines Closing. Down Because Workers Cannot Get Enough to Eat

Control Lifted      Mine Workers. Chief. ‘De. clares Miners Off Bec: sAULse No Meat Available,

Lewis Hits af Meat Controls   Says Miners Can’t Work on Cereal Diet

LEWIS DEMANDS REMOVAL MEAT PRICE CONTROLS SAYING COAL — (‘MINERS CANNOT BUY MEAT

Lewis Asks End of Meat Contro  Decontrol Board Is Told Mines Closing

Famine In Coal Fields John Lewis Calls for Removal Of Price Controls on Meat

John L. Lewis Would End Meat Control: Miners Are Unable To Continue Work

Meat Control Ban Is Asked ByUMW Boss      Lewis Charges Shortage Under Ceilings Causes Famine In Coal Fields

Lewis Calls for Ending of Meat Price Controls   Claims Shortage Is Becoming ‘Famine’; Board’ Cannot Act Yet

UMW Chief Wires Price Decontrol Board ‘Mines Are Closing Because Of Meat Lack

LEWIS OPPOSES MEAT CONTROLS   UMW Boss Says Mines Closing Because of the Meat Shortage

Lewis Calls For End To Meat Control   Says Mines Beginning To Close Because Miners Cannot Buy Meet

‘COAL MINERS SO MEAT-HUNGRY THEY CAN'T WORK, LEWIS SAYS; {REMOVAL OF CEILINGS IS URCED

UMW Chieftain Will Appear In Court Monday   Mine ‘Dictator’ In = Cheerful Mood, Jokes With Newspapermen   Lewis Can Fall Back On His Woodpile If Coal Goes Short

ALEMAN WINS IN MEXICO   Government Party Candidate Returned As Pres. ident.

Bill Armstrong Will Again Seek Office of County Treasurer   TO THE CTTIZENS OF JONES COUNTY:

MAY ATTACH CASE BILL AS ARDDER   In Which Case ‘Truman Would Veto His  Own Measure

TRUMAN MAY VETO OWN STRIKE BILL   Action Foreseen Today if Case Rider Is Tacked on Measure.

GRANDMA FREED IN POISON DEATH   WIDOW ACQUITTED OF POISONING HER GREAT GRANDSON, <

Wheelchair Takes Him on Travels   Nebraskan Now Planning To Roll to Florida

CAPTURE 2ND BOY FUGITIVE   May Give Officials Aid in Solving Death

Russian-Chinese Amity Advocatec  Chiang Says Nation To Live up to Treaty

China Pledges Co-operation  With - Russia. Chiang Says Such Action Is..Basic .

CHIANG SAYS RUSSIA, CHINA TO COOPERATE   Says It Is Basic Principle of Peace In Far East

China- Russia Treaty Upheld  By Gen. C hiang   Cooperation Between Pow. ers Basie Principle Of Peace He Says

Senator Testifies Before Investigators in Defense of His Campaign Tactics—Stands Pat on His Appeal for “White Supremacy and White Control” —Reviews Election Fight in Glare of Newsreel Floodlights and Camera Flashes.

Bilbo Defends ‘Campaign Acts      Senator Stands’ Pat On Advocacy Of "White . Supremacy”

BILBO DENIES HE ADVOCATED NEGRO ATTACKS   Mississippi Senator Still Stoutly Defends “White.  Supremacy”

Sen. Bilbo Denies Threatening Negro Voters in Primary   Stands Pat, However, on Advocating “White Supremacy” —

ATTACKS CLARE AND ELEANOR ‘The Man’ Bilbo Stands Pat Explains Tar and Feathers

OBJECTION-TO— BYRNES PLAN FROM RUSSIE   SECRETARY. OF STATE’ AND  MOLOTOV COULDN'T AGREE  =ON-REDUUTION=OFTROOPS= IN AUSTRIA

a  Boost Of $10 Monthly To Result If Matching Of U.S. Funds Is Voted

ASSEMBLY CALL SET FOR AUG, 2¢   Lausche Silent On Herber Pledge To Aid Cities

SPEGIAL SESSION SET AUG, 20 BY GOVERNOR   Limited To Pension, Studies Of Taxes And Salaries

LAUSCHE SETS TUESDAY FOR SPEGIAL MEET   Calls Ohio Solons Back Again to Consider Three Subjects

Mad Pianist’s Concert Wins Praise’ F rom Leading Musicians of Nation:

Concert Given by Mad Pianist Draws Acclaim from Top-Flight Musicians

Mad Pianist Draws Wide Acclaim   Patient of Mental Ward Astounds Music Critics

STRANGE MUSIC’   Insane Pianist Interprets Masters With Fire. Genius

Mad Pianist, Termed A “Genius,” Plays Concert For Music Teachers Association

Strange Concert By Mad Pianist \Praised By Outstanding Musicians

State's Campaign To Reduce Traffic ‘Death Toll Advanced by 2 Projects

Tension In Holy Land Heightened   Two Children Die At Cyprus; Many Jewish Refugees There Are Ill

Tension Heightened by Deaths of Two Children After Transfer to Cyprus

EXHUME BODY IN POISON INQUIRY   AGED MAN LEFT HOUSE TO HOUSEKEEPER HELD ON CHARGE OF MURDER

Police Disclose Portions of Remains of “Uncle Fred” Giddings Sent to Indianap olis for Examination.      ACCUSED AGREES TO LIE DETECTOR TEST

Mrs. Lockman Agrees to Lie Deiector Test   Her Attomey Wants Accusers To Take Tests

Revolutionary Five-Year Tax Program Under Study by Conaress Committees

>-Year Tax Plan Studied  If Adopted the Program Would Be Started After 1948

Tax Experts Are Working On New Plan  5-Year Program  Target for “1948

Long-Range Plan Sought By Congress   Joint Committee Hunts For Way Ta Replace _ Year-to-Year Levy.

KIMMEL OPPOSED USE OF FLEET IN HAWAIl DEFENSE   Admiral Believed Primary Mission in Pacific Offansive Action

Kimmel Says Objected to Ships at Hawaii   Felt Purpose in Pacific was For Offensive Action

Russia Upping Manchu  Forces   Fresh Troops Land, Indicating Plan to Remain

Soviet Troops In New Landings On Chinese Coast   No Indication Russians Intend Withdrawal in Manchuria

. FAR EAST— More Reds Sent Into  Manchuria  Chinese Reports  Lack Confirmatio

THOUSANDS LANDING AT TWO PORTS      Chinese Claim They Will Stay Indefinitely

MORE RUSSIANS REACH MANCHURI!   CHINESE REPORT ARRIVAL OF THOUSANDS AT DAIREN AND PORT ARTHUR,

THOUSANDS OF RED  TROOPS SAID SENT  INTO MANCHURIA CHINESE MILITARY MEN SAY RUSSIANS LANDING  Pet 

Russia Sends More Troops To Manchuria      Meanwhile China Continues Public Demonstrations Against Moscow

RUSSIANS REINFORCE MANCHURIA GARRISON AS. ANTI-SOVIET PROTESTS MOUNT IN CHINA   Red Army Withdrawal From Iran Unlikely

Soviets Move More Men To Manchuria   Russians Will Remain Until Yanks Are Removed From China

REPORT MORE RUSSIANS LAND IN MANCHURIA   Rumors Indicate Soviets Plan Long Occupation of Country

HEAR RUSSIA SENDS TROOPS TO MANCHURIA   Chinese Protest Action By Soviets: Industrial Machinery Is Gone

Red Troops Land In Manchuria, Chinese Assert   Report Additional Thousands Arrive at Darien and Port Arthur

CHINESE CLAIM RUSSIANS LAND   Say Thousands Go Ashore In Manchurian Area

CHINESE SAY  RUSSIANS ARE LANDING MEN IN MANGHURIA   Demonstrations In China Over Soviet Troops  Still Going On

Russia Reported Landing More Troops In Dairen, Port Arthur   indicate Intention to Remain in Manchurie indefinitely; Reporter Finds Mukden Stripped of Factory Equipment

Soviets Move To Manchuria  OLinacea © aan, "Ty haw   Chinese Say They Intend To Remain

Soviets Move More Men To Manchuria  Buecians Will Remain   Russians Will Remain Until Yanks Are Removed From China

Herbert And Lausche Bid For Governor  ‘Huffman Victor In ‘Democratic Fight

OHIO OFFICIALS RECEIVE SOLI PARTY BACKING   All Asking Incumbents Re: _ turned To Office, *~ Vote Shows

‘Democratic Voters Select Huffman To Run Against Bricker For Senate Post   ‘  Lausche Is Kasy Winner Over Torok: Herbert Defeats Pavne For G.O.P.  Gubernatorial Nomination

OHIOANS OKAY ALL ON TICKETS WHO NOW SERVE   Party Leaders Now Consideg Battle in November for Final Decision

ee SC te enema eA AR mee Am a  Sen. Hugh Butler Says T60. Much Food Sent Abroad

Nebraska Senator Calls for End of  Foreign Reliet   Request Based on Observations of Countries in  World-Wide Trip

5 MASKED MEN SEIZE STATION, PRAISE IL DUCE   Escape After Broadcast

Five Men Seize Italian Station   Fascist Hymn Broadcast; Mussolini Is Praised

FASCISTS LAUD It DUCE ON RADIO   Masked Men Seize Main Ital: ian Transmitter

MASKED MEN STAGE BROADCAST  Mussolini Is Praised While Fascist Hymn Is Put On Air

Franco's Defense of Spanish Reaime Curbs Hopes for Restoration of King

Franco Defend: “Christian” “ore   His Speech Is Blow To  Early Restoration

HOTEL BLASTIS FATAL TO SEVEN   41 Others “Injured In Explosion In Dallas Hos- ‘ telry Basement §

SEVEN KILLED BY BLAST IN TEXAS HOTEL      41 Others Injured In Blast That Rocked  Downtown Dallas

Basement. Explosion  Wrecks Hote:   Most Of Victims Are Employes Of Hotel: Guesis Flee

7 Killed And 41 Hurt In Dallas Blast.   Terrific Noon Hour Explosion Shakes Downtown Area Demolishing Hoted’s Basement, Part of First Floor

TERRIFIC BLAST KILLS 7 PERSONS IN DALLAS HOTEL   Noon Hour Explosion of Undetermined Cause Wrecks Basement and Part of First Floor.   GUESTS AND EMPLOYES FLEE THROUGH SMOKE   Firemen Don Gas Masks Before Entering Downtown Building—Forty-one Iniured.

Basement Demolished By Explosion   Employes Escape Through Manholes As Lung-Burning Fumes Fill Rooms

Dallas Hotel Blast Takes Lives of Light   41 Persons Injured, Many Affected By Pungent Fumes

CITY SHAKEN BY EXPLOSION IN BASEMENT   TRAGEDY BRINGS ON PANIC; 41 PERSONS ARE INJURED

At Suffer Hurfs As Guests Flee Acrid Fumes  PO: Wie   Dallas Basement Explosion Rocks Downtown Area

Seven Killed, 41 Injured In Dallas Hotel Explosior   Terrific Noon Blast at Baker Hotel Shakes Business District of Texas City—Cause of Explosion is Not Determined

1 Dead, 41 Hurt As Blast Rocks Hotel in Dallas   Basement, Part of First Floor Demolished At the Baker

Armed Forces Merger Bill To Be Revived   Republican Congress Expected to Cut Appropriations Deeply

Armed Forces Merger Bill ToBeRevived  Republican Congress   Republican Congress Expected to Cut Appropriations Deeply

TALKS ON UTILITY STRIKE BAN OPEN     LABOR AND MANAGEMENT  ADMIT THEY SHOULD STRIVE : TO MAINTAIN PEACE.

Missouri Election Holds Spotlight In Nation Today ‘AsTruman Attempts Purge

Judge Gantt's Seat Will Go to St. Joe Lawyer   One of Three Recommended by State Jul@ dicial Commission

ROSCOE CONKLING TO SUCCEED GANTT   DONNELLY TO APPOINT ST. JOSEPH LAWYER TO STATE SUPREME COURT.

‘WALKING STICKS NOT RATIONED BY BRITISH   (By PRELDERICK C. OTHMAN)

You'll Pay Taxes on Everything in ‘London But Your Walking Stick

Byrnes ( Confident Japan Control Plan Will Work.   Secretary of State Believes. 1946 To See Power-Accord

Byrnes Tells Of Deal On Japan  Gen. MacArthur Not Policy-Maker, He Says

os aoe  Certain General OnBean      Secretary Proves Confident Over MacArthur

BYRNES EXPRESSES BELIEF — THAT MACARTHUR WILL MAKE SUCCESS-OF CONTROL PLAN

BYRNES COUNTS ON M'ARTHUR   Believes General Will Make Success Of AIlied Plan   MEETS TRUMAN AGAIN

mines Confident MacArthur Will Make Allied Plan Work.  : = Secretary of State Thought General 

Byrnes Confident. MacArthur to Make Control.a Success   But General. Not Consulted During Moscow Conferences

Byrnes Is Of Suecess  Confident   Believes 1946 Will Bring Major Powers Into Accord.  And World Peace

Successful Allied Occupation of Japan ls Forecast   Secretary Byrnes Says  1946 Will Bring  World into Accord

Secretary Sees Bright Future... ‘Byrnes Feels Confident General MacArthur Will Make Allied Plans Work

M ARTHUR WILL MAKE PLAN WORK   “General Not Consulted During Moscow Meeting

Plan For Japs Can Succeed: Byrnes’ Belief   Bays 1946 Will Bring Powers Into Accord On Peace Puzzle   HAS CONFERENCE!   State Secretarv Flies To Second Meet With Truman

BYRNES HOLD! CONTROL PLAN WILL WORK   MacArthur Will Make  Operate,  He Believes  —\   Determined To Do Utmost Despite His Opposition To New Program

ap Control Plan is Seen bas Success   “Byrnes Believes ‘MacArthur Will ‘Follow Through

Exchanges Picketed; 4 P.M. Parley Called   Long Distance Service Paralyzed; Union Chief Promises New Action,

IT'S JACKSON OR DOUGLAS FOF CHIEF JUSTICE   Truman Confers With Charles-Evans Hughes on Choice

GI Ganester Seized After Battle   Chief Justice Choice Near   Jackson or Douglas To Head Hich Court

HUGHES CALLED IN BY TRUMAN      Meeting Believed Connected With Court Choice

LENAPE DIST. PLANS TO INCREASE SCOUTS   To Widen Scouting Horizon For Many More Boys

NO CRIMINAL [ACTS PROVED, JUDGE RULES   Four Other Co-Defendants Also Freed by Direct ed Verdict

TEMPERATURES:   Judge Simpson Also Discharges Co-Defendants   State’s Conspiracy Charge Not Proved, Court Declares

State Failed fo Prove Criminal Acts Committed   4 Others Were Invalved In Cace

Proposal Goes To Union Men For Vote Today   Steelworkers: Reiterate Wage Raise Demands

TUGBOAT MEN ARE VOTING ON DISPUTE   Will Arbitrate Their Wage Dispute—Steel Settlement in Balance

N.Y. Tugboat Strikers Agree To Arbitration   CIO Steelworkers Leaders Hold Out for 184 Cents Hour Raise

Tug Workers To Arbitrate Their Strike   O'Dwyer Makes An. nouncement After City Hall Meeting

C10 Strategy Meeting Called On Wage Policy   Unions to Review Status of Various Strikes in Nation

TOP CHIEFS OF CIO UNIONS = HOLDING STRATEGY MEETING   [muRRaY AND GTHER HIGIE OFFICIALS OF UNION CONFERRING ON STABILI ZATION PROGRAM

One-Party State For Blum Cabinet   Names Socialists When French Reds Hold Back

Blum Creates All-Socialist French Cabinet   National Assembly To Be Asked for  Vote of Confidence

BLIIM’S CABINET ALL SOCIALISTS   New French Premier Has Struggle To Avert Government Crisis

FRANCE TURNS TO SOCIALISTS   Blum Averts Crisis B: Forming One Party Coalition Cabinet

STEEL MILLS SOON WILL BE CLOSED DOWN   Additional Cities Join Brownout — Railroads Cut Train Service.

Nation's Cities Threatened With Wartime Brownouts as Result of Soft Coal Strike   "Scandalous' Loss of Refrigerated Foods Loom: Pay Checks Reduced by Millions and Idleness Grows Rapidly with Curtallment by ladustry

More Cities Dim Lights   Stringent Rationing Of Coal Forces Move; Unemployment Climbs

U.S. Cities Return to Wartime “Brownouts”   Many Sections of Nation Are Now Beginning To Feel the Effects OE Salt Coal Str

Detroit Joins Other Cities  In Brownout   Steel Production of Nation Rapidly Coming to Halt

Lewis Assembles Miners As Nation Hopes For “Break”   Disappearing Coa! Stocks Force More Of Nation’s Cities Back Into Wartime “Brownout”

U. S. STEEL PLANTS FACE SHUTDOWN   Effects of Coal Strike Grow More Serious Daily

NATION SWEPT AS BROWNOUTS ARE ORDERED   Coal Conservation Is Found Essential In Many Areas

Nation's Fuel Stocks Vanish; Gloom Deepens   Brownout Spreads To Additional Regions; Rationing Tightened

Detroit Dims Lights; More Steel Mills Close   71,000 Workers Idle in Coul-using fadustries in 36-Day-old Strike

‘Brownouts’ Sweep Nation As Coal Crisis Spreads   Adoption Tonight

Many Cities Face Return To ‘Brownout’   Soft Coal Strike Forces Rationing of  Dwindling Supplies

Brownout Wave : Engulfs Detroit: More Mills Close  U. S. Steel Has Coal For Three Weeks; Then Full Shutdown

Detroit Orders ‘Brownout to Conserve Coal   U. S. Steel Closes Re More Mills: Idle Workers Gain

Effects Of The Coal Strike.... Return To Brownout Now ‘Threatens Many Cities

Many Cities ''Browned Out As Result of Coal Strike  Nation-Wide Railroad Tie-Up Near; Many Paccencer Schedules Cancelled

More Cities Due For “Brownout’   Dwindling Coal Supplies Force More Stringent Rationing

V-EDay Finds U.S. Faced With umnatt  Dejurn Of War Time  Brownoul

DETROIT CUTS USE OF POWER TO SAVE COAL   U.S. Steel Shuts Down Plants; Textile Closing Near

Cities Forced To Dim Out   More Areas Ration Dwindling Coal Pile

Tornado Strikes Fast Texas Area:  Or More Killec   Between 175 And 200 Are Injured As Storm Sweeps Over District   TORNADO COMES WITHOUT WARNING

175 Injured as Tornadic Winds Hit Rural Areas   Estimates. of Damage Not Yet Available

TWISTER HIT. _ EAST TEXAS   SCORE OF PERSONS REPORTED DEAD IN WAKE OF TORNADO LAST NIGHT

Today’s Outlook   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP World Traveler TRAVEL FRO ™M LONDON TO PARIS  AN ADVENTURE

TRAVEL FROM LONDON TO PARIS EVEN WORSE THAN U. S. YULE 1TAM ACCORDING TO MACKENZIE.

Let No One Doubt That France Was Badly Hurt By The Ravages Of War

THE ‘WORLD TODAY  London to Paris Trip Ts No Joy Ride By DeWitt Mackenzie

EUROPEAN TRAVEL AN ADVENTURE NOWADAYS AND ONE FRAUGHT WITH DISCOMFORT AND SOME DANGER

REWARDS TREBLED IN LYNCHING CASE   Total Sum Offered Now Near $30.000

Reward Near $30, 000 For Georgia Mob           OPI Organizations “Add Fun s for Convic-tions.of-Lynchers:. «:

Reward Near $30,000 For Georgia Mob   Private... Organizations Add Funds for Convice: tions of Lynchers.

NEW HOUSING PLAN STARTS ON DEC. 24   Liberalized System Puts End To  Priorities

New Housing Setup Gets Green Light   Liberalized Permit System Goes Into Effect Dec. 24

Priority Plan To Be Dropped Dec. 24 New Housing Setup ’ Ready For Action

RNUSING UNDER PERMIT SYSTEM   New Home Construction Allowed Without  Priorities

NEW HOUSING PROGRAM SET      Go-Ahead Signal Given On Revised Plans; Permits Effective Dec. 24

Revamped House Program Receives Go-Ahead Signal  Liberalized Permit Systen For New Homes Effective Dec. 24

Controversial Issues Before Health Meeting   Birth Control and Health Insurance Are Up For Discussion

Taylor Accuses Guffey on Oil   Says Guffey Used Influence to Keep Oil Flowing to Nazis

SOVIET RUSSIA YIELDS VETO ON ARMS CONTROL   American Disarmament Plan Accepted By Reds With Some Amendments

Douglas Calls on  Truman and Ickes   Jurist’s Selection for Cabinet Post Looms

Soviet Yields Right Of Veto On Inspection   Accepts American Arms Cut Proposal With Amendments

REDS YIELD VETO RIGHT IN ARMS CUT   IMOLOTOY, ACCEPTS U. 8. PLAN     iu  PROPOSES SEVERAL : AMENDMENTS

Lausche Calls Rricker Speech “Loose Talk”   Senator-Elect Says OSU Needs Cleanup Of Subversive Groups

Beauford Jester To Speak Opening Night™ South Plains Fair Will Open Monday

Complete Peace Treaties; Ready For Final Action      Balkan Commission Ends a 28-Hour Deadlocked Sessian

Peace Treaty Work Is Completed ©   Entire Conference Now to Study Proposed Drafts

TREATIES HEAD TO FULL STUDY   Bulgarian Accord Reacher After 28-Hour Session

Treaties Now Ready For Full  Peace Parley    Commissions Complete Work After 28-Hour Session In Paris

WORK ON TREATIES IS COMPLETED BY THE COMMISSION   Will Now Go Before the Full Session of the Conference For Action,   HELD A 28-HOUR SESSION   The Balkan Economic Commission Ended a Deadlock on Reparations.

IREATY WORK FINISHED BY PARIS GROUP   Commissions Reach Agreements on Proposals to Be Submitted to Full Peace Conference Noxvt Week.

dll Conference Must Now Act on Them; 28-Hour , Reparations Session   IELEGATES WORN OUT   =  "Mad and Yugoslavia Concessions on , Bulgarian Payment

REPARATIONS DEADLOCK BRO ¢'N BY BALKANS © ECONOMIC COMMISSION BY ADt ¢ TING BRIT, PROPOSAL FOR BULGARIA TO PAY SUMS JOINTLY

Treaty Drafts Completed At Peace Parley   $1,350,000,000 In Reparations Against Ex-Axis. Satellites

Commissions Complete Work On Treaties   Axis Satellites’ War Costs Set at $1,350.000,000

Commissions End Work On Treaties   Will Now Go Before Full Sessions of Conference

Full Peace Conference Monday   Commission Work On Treaties Ended After Final 28-Hour Session 10 Weeks of -Debate

COMMISSIONS END WORK ON TREATIES TO END SESSIONS   Deadlock on Reparations Ends and Compacts to Go Before Peace Conference

Treaties AreOver By Body  In Paris   Reparations Issue Brought To End At Session

PEACE PACTS TO GO BEFORE FULL COUNCIL   Commissions Wind Up Work On Treaties After Reparations Squabble

Commission Ends Work  On Treaties      Deadlock on Reparations Broken After 28Hour Session; Proposals by U.S. Voted Down

Peace Parley Commissions End  Work On Treaties      Documents Will Now Go Before Full Session Of Conference For Action

PEACE GROUP EMBROILED IN REPARATIONS   Slated To Start Plenary Sessions In Monday Session

Peace Groups End Work On Treaty Draft:   Documents Will Now Go Before Fuil Sessions Of Paris Conference For Action

Treaties Head For Big Meet   Balkan Deadlock Terminates After 28-Hour Session

Primary Vote Forecasts Vary   Expect 343,000 Eligible To Vote In Baltimore, Wtih 25-35 Percent Vote

Five Countries May Send Expeditions Into Antarctic Area to Stake Claims

Involved Claims to Antarctic Are in Limelight  Several Nations to Explore Formidable Icepack

PROBERS REVEAL 1941 MESSAGE   Churchill Asked FDR To Senc Japan Warning; Marshall, Stark Recalled

TANK DIDNT HECALL PRONE BY ROOSEVELT   Former Naval Chief Quizzed About Warning of Jap . Surprise Raid.

Pearl Harbor Committee Reveals Britain Asked U. S. fo Warn Japs in 1941 Not to Attack Singapore

‘Wallace Suggests Cooling Of Spell For Nations Ills   Independents Warned Against Third Party Move

BANK BANDIT — 1S CAPTURED   PRISONER WHO ESCAPED. BY LEAPING THROUGHE TRAIN WINDOW IS RECAD s TURED 5

Machineguns Turned on Demonstrators   Curfew Clamped on Troubled Areca by British

Green Labels CIO As Reds   AFL President Urges Southern Employers To Cooperate, Avoid Communism.

Meat Disappears As OPA Controls Cover Retai! Sales   Production Decline Of 73% Is Found In Slaughter Plants

Price Control Precedes Drop in Mart   Meat Production Falls When Government Returns Price Ceilings

LaVerne Charter Beatalls Shot ain beght Wath Pembroke Polmctiran.  TWO OTHERS JATP ED TERRE.

Public Will Be Given Documents Showing flow kranco Coopcrat cad With Awis.

V wine Ordered: Held For Virst  Deeree Murder   Coroner's Jury Flolds Him Responsible for  Death of Wife.

JACK JOHNSON KILLED IN WRECK   4 FORMER HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION LOSES LIFE WHEN CAR OVERTURNS.

Jack Johnson,  lormer Boxing  Champ, Killed   Negro Fatally Hurt When His Big Car  Crashes Into Pole

JACK JOHNSON ~ KILLED IN WRECK   Former Negro Heavyweight World Champ Was 68.

Porter Opposes Raise in Rents   Also Takes Stand Against Any Basic Change in Standards

OPA OPPOSING ANY INCREASE IN. RENT CEILING STANDARD   Present Line to. Be Held Despite Pleas From Landlords Over Country

Porter Against Rent Increase.      OPA: Boss: Expected Te ‘Take Firm Stand Agains ~ Raisine Ceiling. —

PORTER FIGHTS RENT INCREASE   OPA Said To Be Hoping T Hold Present Ceiling

Porter Said Opposed to  Ceiling Lift   Administrator Reported Against Basic Changes In Schedules of Rent Control Now in Force ~

Porter Reported Strongly Opposed To General Rent Ceiling Increases

MINES DAMAGE ENGLISH SHIPS   Destroyer Off Coast Of Albania Has Bow Blown Off, Crewmen Killed

Two British Warships Strike Mine   One Destroyer Has Bow Blown Off, Other Is Set Afire

British Shins Hit Mines off Greek,  Albanian Coast   Destroyers Report Some Casualties: Near Scene  Of Leftist Battling

TWO BRITISH SHIPS DAMAGED BY MINES   Casualties Occur When Destroyers : Hit Floating Explosives in Mediterranean.

Ray Milland’s Fan Mail Is Different; ‘Week End’ Letters Far From Routine

§.F:Opens Battle for U.N. Site   Kenny, Warren, Lapham Campaign for Return to Charter City

Chiang Halts Army Acdvence   Communications Among Details to Be Settled During Truce

15-DAY CHINESE ~ TRUCE DECLARED   U. §. Envoy Hopes To Arrange Pact. Ending Civil War

CHIANG’S ARMIES HALTED IN NEW . PEACE ACTION   Obey Marshall’s 15-Day Agreement To Stop China War

Over 100 Persons Injured When Trains Crash On Burlington Railroad; Engineer Had Put On Brakes To Stov   MANY OF INJURED HURT SERIOUSLY

Engineer Faced With Manslaughter Charge   Pilot Of Crack Flyer Says Speed Was Too Great To Heed W ‘arning  \ - Ee ge See se  = Pua EN

MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE FACES FLYER ENGINEER   Going Too Fa st to Avoid Crash, Blaine Says

Engineer Faces Death Charge ‘In Train Wreck   ‘Warrant Issued; 4 Probe: ) Begun; 43 Listed Thead

100 Others Injured  In Crash   ENGINEER IS CHARGED WITH. MANSLAUGHTER; TRAIN  . TRAVELING AT 85 MILES PER’

100 Injured in Burlington Mishap; End Body Hunt at Illinois Scene; Flyer Hit After Unscheduled Stop

43 Persons Die As Crack Trains Have Collision   Manslaughter Charge Filed Today Against Veteran Railroad Man

Negligence Charged to Engineer ©   Burlington Flyer Crashes Into Rear OF Standing Train; 36 Badly Hurt

HUNDRED OTHERS HURT BY IMPACT AT NAPERVILLE   Condition of 36 Described as Serious: Rest Are Treated at Scene   ENGINEER FACES CHARGE   Survivors of Train Crews Are to Be Questioned in Effort to Fix Blame

Engineer Faces Manslaughter Charge In Wreck Fatal To 44   Carelessness, Negligence Laid To 63-Year-Old Rail Veteran

A3 Are Killed as Flyer Hits Train Ahead   Burlington Collision at Naperville, III; Engineer Blamed

Over 100 Injured in IMinois Collision of Ist, 2nd Sections of Diesel-Powered Exposition Flyer

Engineer  Will Face  Charges   Five Score Hurt As Streamliner Plows Into Another Train

100 Others Hurt, 36 Seriously; None from State Listed   85 MPH Pace Too Fast to Stop, Flyer’s Driver Says at Hospital

MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE PLACED AGAINST PILOT   100 Others Injured as One Flyer Crashes Another Going At Ton Speed

Tragedy Is Said Worst In Road's %-Year History   100 Injured As Crack Trains Hit

ENGINEER IS ~  CHARGED WITH  MANSLAUGHTER   Says Couldn't Stop Train Before Crash

Manslaughter Charge Is Filed Against W. G. Blaine.  STUDIES ARE MADE OF TRAGEDY TODAY  ‘Reasons for Acciden' Hunted by Road Officials.

100 INJURED IN ILLINOIS CRASH  OF STREAMLINER   Warrant Charges Engineer, 68, Was ‘Goines Too Fast’

CHARGED WITH NEGLIGENCE IN DEATH OF 44.   Says Brakes Failed to Work

44 Die In Wreck at Naperville   Manslaughter Charges Filed Against Engineer; 100 Injured

Trainman Accused of Negligence   Streamliner Shoots Past Warning Signals to Smash Into Another

Lyon Sentenced By Judge Coash  Participated in  Gambling Conspiracy

America Is Ready To Start Big Job   Reconversion Plar Put In Motion Once Again

New Pay Pact Sought to Bar Mine Stoppage   Pakard Joins Peace Parade; Westinghouse. Pact Believed Near — .

Settlement Of Strike So Far Actually Affects Only 130,000, But Others Will Sign Agreement Quickly; Cost Of Living Goes Up A Little.

Steel Strike Ends   ‘Workers to Get 184, Cent Raise; Company Get& $5 a Ton Price Boost: Jog to Others

Settlement Of Others Looked For   Murray to Start Parleys With Other  Firms

Other Industries Expected To Follow Pattern Set By U.S. Steel  Corp.  PACT SIGNED   On Basis Of 18144 Cents An Hour Pay Increase For Union. Price Raise OF ss A ‘Ton For Company

Way Is Cleared For Settling Of Other Disputes   Administration Jubilant; Awaits Reaction In Auto, Electric Strikes

FINAL SETTLEMENT OF TROUBLESOME U.S, STEEL STRIKE   Jarred the Nation’s Stalled Reconversion Bandwagon Back In Motion.   LEADERS ARE JUBILANT   They Look For a Salutary Reaction In Other Industries.

Two Big Labor Disputes Settled On Same Day   New Production Peaks Foreseen In Near Future

Production To Resume Next Week   Only Employes of US Steel Affected But Others Expected To Fall in Line

MORE STRIKE TERMINATIONS ARE EXPECTED   Settlement of Steel Dispute Looked for as Spur to Ending Walkouts in Electrical and Automotive Industries.

BOTH G. E. AND G. M. END LONG WALKOUTS   Mine Operators Hopeful Coal Strike Can Be Averted

GM AND GENERAL ELECTRIC STRIKES SETTLED AND MINE NEGOTIATORS  ARE HOPEFUL °

$5-Ton Price Rise Granted To End Strike   Union Gets 1844 Cent Increase in Wages; Others to Line Up

RECONVERSION WORK TO START ROLLING AGAIN   Employes Get 1814 Cent Increase; Steel Prices  Up $5 a Ton

Production To Be Resumed   Other Deadlocks Expected To Break Soon

PHILIPPINES HOLD      MacArthur Speaker As Republic Comes Into Being Indenendence  Dav

ENGLISH READY FOR UNO TRIAL   WILL DEFEND POLICY IN GREECE, INDO. CHINA

British Agree To Accept UNO Decision over Policy   Council Passes First Test with Compromise Reachec On Jran-Russia Dispute

Safford Tells Why He Is Aiding Kimmel   Navy Captain Disliked Admiral at One Time But Feels Defendant  ee, ee: =U wl ES

Capt. Safford Says Injustice Done Kimmel   Naval Officer Tells Of Efforts To Aid Pacific Leader   83 Army Officers

Satford Says Aid to Kimmel Given to Right Injustices   Convinced Deposed Fleet Commander Framed After Bitter Criticism, Says Captain :

URD RELATES KIMMEL DEFENSE   Pearl Harbor Probe Is Told of Reasons For Action.

Salford Reveals Why He Sought To Help Kimmel   Tried To Make Amends For Unjust Criticism, He Tells Committee

SAFFORD SAYS KIMMEL FRAMED   Aided Admiral to ‘Make  Up’ for Injustices

SAFFORD EXPLAINS ~ KIMMEL DEFENSE   Tried to Make. Up for Previ nse Inisietieac

Capt. Safford Says He Tried to Aid Kimmel to Make Up For Previous iniustices to Admiral

Safford’ Would Correct Injustice  ~ To Adm. Kimme   Tells Pearl Harbor Group Re Tried to Aid Defense To Make Amends

All Five Members Of One Family Are Shot to Death    Philadelphia Crime Brings Police Members Into Investigation

U. §. 10 EXPORT MORE WHEAT, CAT  GLY BREAD   Supplies Bound for Etarving Europe; Beer, Whiskey to Be Cut

AMERICAN PEOPLE WILL EAT GREY BREAD AND SEND MORE WHEAT 10 FUROPEAN ALLIES

Charge Truce Order Abrogated   Chinese Government Official Denies Charges

Bittor Debate Expected on British Loan Bill-—.it“-was . Conceded that BIN Would ba Passed.

a a  House Foes of British Loan Admit Bill to Pass; Bitter Debate Looms

House Plans Hearing Upon British Loan   Opponents See No Chance Of Halting Passage Of Measure

Industry Will Be Speeded By  Miners Return   Soft Coal Miners Return To Pits In Strength During Day   PRODUCTION RACE WILL BE LAUNCHED

AGREE TO BOOST VEGETABLE OILS   STFELMAN SETTLES DISPUTE, DECIDES TO INCREASE PRICES

SHORTENING PRICES HEAD UPWARD AGAIN   Ceilings For Margarine And Salad And Cooking Oils Also Te Be Increased

Accused Bribers Flock To Court   More Defendants Show In Bank Case

Heil Weighs  Senate Chance   Returns From Florida Winter Vacation

Decision Is Expected in Two Weeks   Clark Holding Up Dismissal  Pending Some Settlement

PLAN TO DISMISS OIL SUIT   Recommends Dropping SixYear Old Action

Sparks Asks Ratifteation  Of Vote Law     Governor Throws His Support Behind Proposed Boswell Amendment

Sparks Supports Boswell Plan  Governor's Stand Danncclta BEnlenwmsce

UN Postpones U. §. Meeting Until Oct. 23   Slovenes Demand Control Over City of Gorizia

Mutiny Charge Probed by FBI   Liberty Ship Captain Says He was Attacked By Two Crewmen

‘WEIGHT IN GEMS GOES TO CHARITY   AGA KHAN RECEIVES OVER TWO MILLION FROM DEVOTEES

Will State His Policy  Tomorrow   First Statement Since Election Is Awaited

SP Firemen End Walkout Over Engineer   Hendrick Will Receive Yard Work Here  In Tucson

NEWSPAPERS GO BACK TO WORK   Presses Are Again Rolling in Cleveland — First Time in Thirty Two-Days.

DOIMT EO NECTADCC ese LLJ VLULAAL  (OPA CURB MEANS INFLATION DANGER

 Can a Lady Choose Her Profession?    U.S. Says Yes--See Strip Teaser, C atalogue 04531

Yep, It Says Right Here That the Art Of Shedding Dress to Music Is a Craft

Front Organizations Named— U. S. Chamber Calls Communists Seditious, Treasonable

C OF C BLASTS U. S. MEMBERS IN NEW REPORT   U. $. Urged To Make Public Information About Red Activities

American Communist Party Accused of Sedition and Treason by U. §. Chamber

COMMUNIST  PARTY STANDS ACCUSED  U. S. Chamber of   U. S. Chamber of Commerce Charges  It With Treason .

LEVEL CHARGES AT COMMUNISTS   U. S.C. OF C. CALLS AMERICAN REDS SEDITIOUS

Jackson In Plea For Production   Calls on Labor and Manage. ment to Settle Dif ferences Soon

Head of C. of C. Pleads for Unity   Management and Labor Urged to Stop Quarreling

FLOOD TAKES TEN LIVES IN NEW YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA   Ten Other Persons Missing With Property Damage Running Into Hundreds  of Millions.   THIRD OF ELMIRA, N. Y., IS UNDER WATER   Amphibious Trucks Released for Relief at Williamsport, Pa.— Volunteers Give Aid.

Eight Lives Lost In Hood Waters  Southern New York, Pennsylvania Hit

Death Toll Rise, Big Property Loss in Floods   Worst Disaster in 10 Years; Red Cross, Army Aids

Williamsport, Elmira Areas  Hit by Floods   Millions in Property Damage Reported; A Least Six Persons  In District Killed

DANUBE BOATS —ARE RETURNED      RETURNED TO OWNERS BY UNITED STATES ARMY

Security Is Concern Of EveryNation   Byrnes’ Report Reveals Basis of Differences Between Russia .and Western Powers

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZIF JP Foreign Affairs Analyst

Badger Hunt Tol Claims 10 Lives  Black River Pastor Dies of Gun Wounds

PRESS FOR ARMY ATOM CONTROLS   House Members Rally To Shelve Administration Givilian Plan

SOLONSFAVO ARMY REIN ON THE A-BOMB   Group in House Spur a Drive to Shelve the Ad ~ ministration’s Billto Put Energy Under Civilian (Control.

Petiot Beheaded © For Mass Murder  Crimes in Paris   Remains Scornful as First Guillotine Victim Since Liberation

MURDERER OF 24 GOES 10 DEATE   Guillotine Ends Career 01 Man Who Claimed to Have Killed 63

QUADS ARE BORN 70 WAR.BRIDE IN BALTIMORE   Three Boys And A Girl “Are In Good Shape,”  Dactor Save      FATHER IS CONCERNED ABOUT PLACE TO LIVE

AT BALTIMORE   British War Bride Gives  Birth to Three Sons and . Charachteane All Wall

War Bride Gives Birth to Quads  Three Boys, Girl ‘in Good Shape’

Quadruplets Born To Wife Of Baltimore Bookbinder   Three Boys and Girl Alive and Well, Physician Reports —-Father “A Little Excited At First,” Grandmother Reports

AUTO INDUSTRY  REACHES THIRD Of  NORMAL OUTPUT EXPECTED TO MAKE  30,000 THIS WEEK; NORMAL IS 100.000

UNION LEADER ORDERED INTO COURT MONDAY   Miners’ Boss Required To Show Cause to Avoid Penalties

Head Of Union Is Ordered To. Appear Nov. 2   Show Cause Order Issued By U. 5S, Judge Goldsborough Who Held Union Leader And Members Of His Organization In Contempt Of Court Today

JUDGE ORDERS LEWIS, OTHER MINE WORKERS OFFICIALS TO COURT   HEARING SET AT 10 A. M. NOVEMBER 25; JAIL FINE POSSIRIE

Russia Bars Allied Action to Insure Free Elections in Bulgaria October 27

GIRL SEARCH WIDENS   Tafgeniation Sought on Youth Who Was With Juanita Kahisdorf

a UMW POLICY COMMITTEE RATIFIES AGREEMENT AND ———PERATORS-SAIn—-TO—— HAVE ACCEPTED ) TERMS   BULLETIN

Lucas Asserts Announcement ls Anticipated   District 6 Office Claims Miners Will! Get $1.85 Increase

REDS NAME ZARUBIN ENVOY TO BRITAIN   Russian Was Ambassador to Canada at Time Dominion Struck at Soviet Spy Ring.

Possibility ‘Of More Strikes Grows   Increase of “Real Wages” Is Goal Of CIO Lenders

ClO CAMPAIGN ON WAGE RAISE IS THREATENED   Threatens  Head-On Collision With Wage Stabilization Board

610 WANTS RAISE IN ‘REAL WAGES   Threatens Truman’s Wage-Price Stabilization Program

 Union Outlines Policy:  CIO Launches Drive To Raise ‘Real Wases’. Act In Fall Vote

CIO ASKS ‘REAL WAGES’ BOOST   ‘Campaign Threatens Head-on Collision With Wage-Price  Stahilizatinn Pranran

NAZI GROUPS ASSAILED -AT ~ GRIME TRIAL   CONVICTION IN FRIALS IFELD AT NUERNBERG ARE ASKED BY REPRESENTATIVES OF, ALLIES

U.S, COMPLETES. NUERNBERG SUIT   Demands Conviction of Al Nazis for Mass War Crimes

Make Demands  For Conviction Of All Nazi Agencies   U. S. Closes Case Against German War Machine With Sweeping Demand

BI ame Placed For 22 Million Deaths   _ Reich Cabinet And Gestapo Are Namea@

DECLARES ALL TOP GERMANS SHARE GUILT   Dodd Asks Mass Punishment in Closing U. S$. Case  Reataet Davia

"CONVICT ALL NAZI LEADERS; U.S, DEMANDS   Trial Counsel Dodd Includes Cabinet, S_S, and Gestapo

TEMPERATURES:   Asks Supreme Court To Take Over Inquiry   Special State Prosecutor Charges Plot To Smear Him Personally And Wreck Investiqation Of Bribery

ASKS SUPREME COURT TO GIVE HIM AUTHORITY   Raps Judge for Rendering  Aid, Comfort to Grand  Jury Enemies

NAZI CONCENTRATION CAMP CHIEF DIVES OVER GERMAN PRISON BALCONY IN SUICIDE ATTEMPT

Former SS Lieutenant Colonel Dives Over Prison Balcony Railing In Effort To Take His Own Life Today   GIVEN A 60-50 CHANCE TO LIVE

Jews Whip British Major  Move In Retaliation For Prisoner Action

Renotl Clash Of Opinion at Money Parley   Disagreement: Flares Up Over Executive. Com-. _._mittee’s Ter of  Service .

FIRST CLASH REPORTED AT FUND MEETING   Vinson Differs With French Delegate On Committee

U.S. Harbor Life Revives Slightly as NMU Removes Ban on AF'L-Manned Ships

Authorizes Rationing Of Water, Electricity 1 Gas Whenever Coal Stocks Warrant

SECRETARY OF WAR (‘INDI CATES RUSSIAN AND CHtNESE ‘TROOPS WON'T  OCCUPY JAPAN

Coal Miners Return Today   Full Production of Soft Coal is Expected This Week

FULL PRODUCTION OF COAL IS SEEN   lowa Mine Owners Demand Price Increases Before  ae Bs

MINERS WILL RESUME JOBS   Virtually All of Nation's Soft Coal Mines Set To Reopen Today

Darden Gains Wide Support For Program ,  Among Solons   Assembly Ascertains Results Of Election

General Assembly To Hold Joint Session To Canvass November Balloting Returns   Reaction Of Assembly Members To Darden’s Proposals Appear Highly Favorable

RAEDER TELLS JURY OF HITLER THREATS   Leaders Told -Destruction Reward For Disobedience’

16 IN “ANNEX WILL BE SENT TO (OWA CITY   Psychologist Qutlines Steps to Improve Prison © Conditions.

VICE ADMIRAL DROWNS   ‘Naval Man Dies When Automobile Plunges Off Norfolk Ferryboat

ADM. WILKINSON DROWNS AS AUTO FALLS INTO RIVER    Machine Plunged Overboard » from Ferry at Norfolk; : Wits Ba ersraed

ADMIRAL DROWNS IN SUNKEN AUTO   CAR PLUNGES FROM VIRGINIA FERRY; WIFE ESCAPES

 Wife of Officer Attached To Joint Chief of Staff Escapes By Breaking Auto Window   wee é Body Of Solomons  Island Hero Founc   Mes. Willcizison of Opiiion Brakes Failed; Car Did _

Vice Admiral  Wilkinson Dies In Car Plunge Drowns. When -Auto  Runs. Off-End :of Ferry: Wife Escapes

Europe Unity ‘Far-Fetched’   Soviet Denouncement Of Federation Likely

'CHURCHILL’S PROPOSAL OF U. S. \OF EUROPE NOT LIKELY TO BE IREALIZED UNDER PRESENT SETUP

Churchill's: Speech ts ‘Likely to Revive Moscow's View He Is Looking for Western Bloc

Line Across Europe Separates Slavs, Westerners and Makes Federated Europe Idea Fade

CHURCHILL’S SPEECH ADVOCATING UNITED STATES OF EUROPE LIKELY WILL AROUSE RUSSIAN PROTESTS

Churchill's Speech May IrkM oscew   Likely to. Revive Reds? Contention He Is Campaigning For Western Blue to Off set Russia

BRITISH FLEET UNITS. TO JOIN MISSOURI   Two Powers Show Their Determi nation to Stress Their Friendship for Turkey.

Wide Variefy Of Accidents Given Blame   Traffic Mishaps Lead List With  Ten Victims

Airliner Crashes Into Mountain:  27 Lose Lives   Bulldozers Cut Way  For Rescuers

INCLEMENT WEATHER HAMPERS RECOVERY OF CHARRED BODIES; THREE GEORCIANS AMONG .CREW

Plane Crash Fatal To 27   Wreck Proves Worst In Airlines” History:

Path Cleared For Recovery Of 27 Bodies   Bulldozers Used to Cut through to Steep Slopes of Mountain to Reach Wrecked Plane

PLANE CRASHES IN MOUNTAINS OF CALIFORNIA   Reveal Wreck Worst in All History of Commercial Airlines

Two Babies Among Victims of Crash in West on Sunday   Tragedy Worst in History of Commercial Flying Industry

Rescuers Toil To Reach 27 Bodies ‘In Crashed Plane   Big Airliner. Rams: Inte Side Ot 6,000 Ft. Peak  : _ Carrying All Aboarc To Death...

2/7 Die in Crash of Airliner   Plane Crashes Into Mountain In California

BODIES OF 27 DEAD IN HISTORY'S WORST PLANE CRASH FOUND  . DALLAS-SAN DIEGO FLIGHT ENDS WITH MOUNTAIN WRECK 

Bodies Of 27 Killed In Top CommercialAirlineHistory CrashBeingRemovedToday

Terrain Hinders Removal Of 27 Plane Crash Victims   Worst Crash in Commercial Flying

27 KILLED Ih WORST CRASH   Remove Bodies of Plane Victims From Side Of Mountain

START REMOVAL OF 27 BODIES FROM WRECKAGE   Worst Air Tragedy in His: tory in Commercial = « Aviation

PLANE MISHAP— 27 Die In Air Crash   Rescuers Bring  Out Bodies Today

2i Lose Lives In Plane Crash Near San Diego   Aircraft Strikes Fog Shrouded Mountain Peak

TI Killed When Airliner Crashes Against Mountair  : Rams + Fog-Shrouded eats Californ

Cut Way To Reach 2% Dead   Bodies in Plane Crash are Being Brought off the  Mountainside

Bodies Removed After Rescuers Battle Way Up Fog-Bound Slope; 2 Babies Found

27 Perish in Airliner Crash   Bulldozers Cut Through Forests and Brush  On Steep Slopes

Rescuers Toil To Reach 27 Bodies  In Crashed Plane   Big Airliner Rams Inte Side OF 6,000 Ft. Peak. Carrying Atl Aboard To Death.

2 OF 2] REMOVED FROM CRASHED PLANE   Air Liner Smacks Into Side Of Mountain And Burns East Of San Diego

Bodies Of Air Crash Reached:  Being Ranixed      Fivetity-5 i Persong,: bi  cluding 15 Men, 10 Wont:   - en and-Two Infants, Killed'In California

Wreck Worst  In Commercial  Airlines History   Plane Rams Into Fog- -Shrouded Mountain Sixty Miles East Of San Diego, California

REMOVE & OF 27 VICTIMS OF A PLANE CRASH   Struck the Side of a Mountain East of San Diego, Calif.   TWO INFANTS INCLUDED   They Were the First Bodies Taken From the Debris Today.

Remove Bodies of 2] Killed In Airliner Crash   Plane Rams Into Mountain Sunday, All Aboard Dead

‘Battle Hail and Snow to Recover Plane Crash Dead   Worst Accident in Commercial Airlines “History Kills 27 on  i Califarnia.Maunenin

27 KILLED IN WORST TRAGEDY OF UL S. AIRLINES   Plane Rams Into Fog-Shrouded Western Mountain

BULLDOZERS CUT PATH TO WRECKED AIRLINES PLANE   ALL BUT TWO OF 27 BODIES LOCATED ON MOUNTAIN SLOPES

RESCUERS ARE TRYING TO GET BODIES FROM WRECKED PLANE   Big Passenger Plane Hit Side Of Mountain In California Sunday

Bodies of Airplane Crash Victims Are Out of Wreck   Two Infants Among 27 Who Perish as Craft Hits Mountain

27 Killed In Plane Crash   Airliner Crashes Into Mountain; Worst Mishap In Commercial History

AIRLINER WRECK TAKES 27 LIVES   California Crash Worst In Commercial History

Grim Task Of Removing Bodies Of Plane Crash  Victims Starts: 27 Die

Bodies Being Taken From Wreck Scene   Airliner Plows Into Peak Hidden by Fog 25 Miles From San Diego on New York, Los Angeles Run

Arkansas Passengers On Airlines Plane Which Crashes In West With 27 Killed

f 27 Airliner rash Victims  le Bodies   ‘irst Bodies Found Were Those Of Two Infants; 15 Men, 10 Women.   TRASHES INTO HILL

27 Perish As Airliner Rams Into Mountain   Death Toll Highest In Commercial Line History; Bodies Bein: Recovered By Crews.

“WORST AIRLINE CRASH   27 Die as Plane Wrecks, Burns Near San Dieao

List Of Passengers Released... .  27 Meet Death As Large Airliner Hits Mountain

PATH CLEARED TO WRECKAGE OF AIRLINER   Bulldozers Cut Through Forests and Brush On Steep Mountain Slope  In California  2 —~*_ «= —as. -» er oe nna & wie   27 ON BOARD KILLED

Airline Plane Rams Peak; 27 Lives Losi   Path Being Cleared To Recover Bodies From Steep Slope

Searchers Battle Storms To Reach Airliner Victims  27, including Two Infants, Killed;   Crash in West Is Worst in History

1] PERSONS KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Bulldozers Cut Through Forests on Slopes to Clear Path to Effect Recovery of the Victims’ Bodies.

Twenty-seven Die in Plane Crash  Fog Shrouded Mountain Scene of Disaster

AIRLINER HITS MOUNTAIN: 21 LOST   Bulldozers Used To Effect Recovery Of Bodies   TWO INFANTS   Found In Charred Wreckage: Worst Crash In Commercial Air History

Andrew May Subpoenaed By Senate   kegislator “Lo- Testify ext Week

Senate Committee Says Ie Will Take All Neeessary Steps Under  . Law To Bring Congressman Up For Questioning. . _

Senate Committee Says It Will Take All Necessary Steps. ‘Under Law To. Bring  Congressman Up. _ For _ Questioning..).3

Barkley Claims Combine Never Asked His Help   McCormack Testifies He, Too, Never Received Any Calls

News Day And Night   Given Chance To Appear ~ Now Or Forced To Testify After Adjournment   Congressman Says ‘No Comment   Kentuckian Repeatedly Asked To Outline Position At Open Hearing

Kentuckian Silent Upon Committee Action; Slated to Testify on Tuesday

Congressman May Testify On Tuesday  Kentuckian Has Ne Comment On

Group Expects Him fo Respect Order to Appea  War Profits Probe  te Cantinuad

HOUSE DEMOCRAT 70 BE GRILLED ON MUNITIONS TIEUP   Barkley and McCormack Deny Any. Dealings with Erie Basin Company

Senate Committee Issues Subpoena For Representative   Expect Testimony Tuesday; May Has “No Comment”

CONGRESSMAN INSTRUCTED TO APPEAR   Sabath Tells Of Calling Munitions Combine   PINOCHLE GAME   His Only Goal, Says Illinois Solon; Sen. Barkley Maintains Innocence

Congressman May Testify On Tuesday   Kentuckian Has No Comment On Groun’s Action

Arms Plant Link Denied By Barkley   Rep. Sabath Testifies - He Called Office on Card Game Only.

Senate Group Issues Order as Last Resort   Immunity Ignored; 3 Congressmen Deny Telephone ‘Tieups’

PROBERS ISSUE SUBPOENA FOR MAY TO APPEAR   Other Congressmen Deny Reported Dealings with _ Munitions Combine

DEALINGS WITH. COMBINE BARED   Committee Refu ses To Grant Conditions Which: May Requested _   '2 COLLEAGUES HEARD

May Subpenaed to Testify About Connections With Midwest Munitions Firms

May Subpoenaed by Senate Committee; Respect Expected   Probers Hear Three Democratic Leaders Deny Any Wrong Doing

Leaders Deny Helping Secure Contracts   Barkley, McCormack Take Stand In Munitions Probe

Must Testify In Hearing On “War Profits’   Congressman Expected to Take Stand Tuesday Before Senate Group

—— INQUIRY — Committee  Ignores Immunity   Representative To Be Called During Session

Senate Profit Probers Send For Rep. May   Hint at Arrest Should He Resist; Barkley Denies Interest

SABATH ADMITS CALL, BUT ONLY FOR PINOCHLE   Barkley Also Denies Havin Had Any Dealings With Munitions Combine

War Profits Investigators Jake Action   Congressman Can't Be Made to Come During Session

Using Every Legal Means To Hear Him   Military Affairs Head Denies Personal Gains In Metal Deals.

Democratic Leaders Deny Carsson Aid   Barkley, McCormack Appear Voluntarily  At Probe After Names Given in Testimony

APPEARANCE AT HEARING NEXT WEEK ASKED   May Refuses Comment on Move to Compel Him to  Tastify

SOLON ORDERED BEFORE SENATE GROUP TUESDAY   Congressman Has ‘No Com. ment’ on Writ Asking War Profits’ Testimony

OUBPGENA 15 ISSUED FOR CONGRESSMAN ff GARSSON PLANT CASE  SENATORS AND OTHER REPRESENTATIVES IN EXPLANATIONS TODAY

Sen. Barkley Denies Aiding On-Contracts   Sabath Hunting ‘Pinochle Player’ In Call io Combine

Senate . Summons To May   Issue Subpoena: For Representative to  Testify Tuesday in. War Profits Probe

Question Role: Of Kentuckian With Combine   Seck Information OF Woe Profits Of Midwest Munis  towne Miri.

TAKES FINAL STEP TO GET HIM TO TALK   Sabath Tells Probe He Only Played Pinochle with Wear Profiteers.

in Hearing Ox ‘War Pro fi ts?       Congressman Expected:to. Take Stand Tuesday Before Senate Group’:

MAY S SUBPENAED IQ GIVE TESTIMONY ABOUT CONTRACTS   ‘Paper Empire’ Quiz to Hear Congressman in Hearings at Capital; Leaders Testify.   BARKLEY DENIES ALL CONNECTIONS

Issue Subpoena To Get May To Give Testimony  Barkley, Sabath And McCormick Deny Ties To Combine

WAR PROFITS PROBERS HEAR 3 CONGRESSMEN REPORT TODAY   Barkley, Sabath, McCormack Talk After Names Came Up In Testimony

Probers Issue. Subpoena for. Andrew J. May   “Democratic Leaders In Congress Deny ‘Dealings With — Munitions Firm

Never Asked To Help Get War Orders   Sabath Called Only to Get Third for Game Of Pinochle

SOLON SAYS HE HAS NO COMMENT   Subpoena Needed To Get Rep. May On Witness Stand

REP. MAY SUBPOENAED TO TESTIFY   Asked to Explain His Business With Munitions Combine

THREATENS T TAKE ACTION IF IGNORED —   Three Whose Names: Entered Inquiry Voluntarily Appear =.

House Democrat ls Expected to Testify: Tuesday   Other Congressmen Appear Voluntarily. To Deny Any. Connection

IS TOLD THAT IF HE REF’ -HE WILL BE SUMMONED V CONGRESS ADJOURNS ANI IMMUNITY CEASES -

Asked To Testify About Ties With  Munition Firm    Chairman James Mead Signs Subpena After Authorization From Investigating Committee

SHOWDOWN. IN BARSSON CASE BEING SOURH   SENATE PROBERS TAKE PRASVIC STEP IN EFFORT TO. FORCE MAY TO TESTIFY AT HEARING

Issue Subpoena For Appearance Of May at Quiz   Chairman Mead Says Committee Expects House Chairman to Testify Tuesday

ESubpoena to May y Senate Group  : :   Representative’ $ Privilege  to Refuse Service in  Question    SABATH ON THE STAND   *Says Calls to Munitions Of¢ fice Were for Third at . Pinochle

CALLED FIRM FOR PINOCHLE THIRD, SAYS REP. SABATH  TESTIFIES HE WAS   TESTIFIES HE WAS NEVER ASKED FOR WAR CONTRACT AID

Constitutional Steps Followed In Demanding House Military Committee Head Tell His Version Of Connection With Combine

SUBPOENA MAY TO APPEAR AT PROFITS PROBE   Sabath Admits Calling on Munitions Combine, But Only to Play Cards

BARKLEY DENIES AID TO COMBINE   Senate Leader Takes Stand Voluntarily in Mead Committee Probe.

SENATE LEADER SAYS HIS HELP WAS NOT ASKED   McCormack Also Denies Any Contact With Munitions Combine; Other Testimony Heard.

War Investigating Committee Calls Upon Kentucky Democrat, Chairman Of House Military Group, To Appear In Its Inquiry Into Midwest Munitions Combine—All Steps Permitted By Constitution Will Be  Taken To Have Congressman Answer Summons

Subpoena Is Issued For Kentuckian   Ordered To Appear At War Profits’ Probe

SUBPOENA MAY TO APPEAR IN PROFITS PROBE   Expect Testimony Tuesday From Key Figure. In Investigation

MILITARY UNIT LEADER SILENT ON APPEARANCE   Mead Committeemen Say They ‘Expect’ Him to Testify

DEMOS DENY PHONE CALLS TO FIRMS —   Senate, House Leaders Testify

Ferguson Says Committee to Take All Steps Constitutional to Hear Representative

Hearing ‘Tapped Tuesday  Morning   Solon Is Silent On Summons From Senate Body

Call Legislator To Senate Probe Of War Profit:   Committee Hears Testimony B: Sabath; Barkley Denies Any Dealings

Subpoena For May  Ts Issued   Sabath Called Garsson Office, He Says, But Only For Third For Pinochle Came

‘Temperatures   Subpoena Issued To Force May to Testify in Probe   Mead Says Committee Expects Kentuckian’ To “Respect” Wishes; Sabath, Barkley, McCormack Deny Contacting Arms Combine

SABATH, BARKLEY TESTIFY   Mead Expects Congressman to Head Summons

Barkley Asserts Garston Asked      MeCormack “Also: Testifies He Received..No. Calls From ‘Comhi ne’s Office

(Congressman Is Expected INext Tuesday   Ferguson Says Committee Will Take Full Legal Steps Under Law to Get Law-Maker on Stand

May Will Get Subpoena to Arms Hearing   _Sabath, Named By Witmess, Denies Aiding Contractor

Two Others Appear as  Witnesses   Barkley Says His Son Worked for Company of Munitions Groups; Hired Quickly   Didun’t Know Job      What His Son Did He Said He Didn't Know;  Not on Contracts

FOR APPEARANCE OF REP. MAY TODA)   Will Appear Before the Senate War Investigating Committee   TO TESTIFY TUESDAY   Chairman Mead and His Colleagues Want to Hear From. May

CONGRESSMAN SCHEDULED ON STAND THESHAY   Mead Committee Wants to Hear May’s Story on Link With Combine

A SUBPONEA IS ISSUED FOR REP. MAY   Chairman Mead of Group Investigating War Profits Says Congressman Will Be Expected to Testify Tuesday.

SOLDIER BONUS GETS INJECTED INTO POLITICS   Powell Says “GOP Pussyfooting” Delayed Act Last Session

AP Man Gets “Bum’s Rush”. . . .  Chinese Report Russians Pouring New Troops into Manchuria In Big Stream

Chinese Say More Soviet Troops Are in Manchuria  - Occupation Forces _ Are Totaling - 600,000 Men Now

RUSSIAN TROOPS ~ CONTINUE TO POUR ‘ _ INTO MANCHURIA   Chinese Sources Made This Statement In ChungKing   ICLOSE TO 600,000 NOW

Wallace In Defense Of Soviet Plan on Disarming   Declares If America Really Wants Peace Disarmament Proposal Will Be Accepted

Landlords’ Strike Urged  At Convention   Reported 300,000 Units Already Closed; OPA Under Attack

0WW,000 Units Already Closed YY Closet  Landlords Closing Rental Units In Growing Strike Against OPA

URGES STRIKE QF LANDLORDS   Apartment Owners Seeking Nation-Wide Action To Force Hand of OPA .

DRIVE FOR KALGAN IS UNDER WAY   Nationalists In Fierce Battle With Chinese Reds

SEARCH FOR LOST PLANE   No Trace Found of Army Transport la French Alps

Continue to Search For Army Plane   Earlier Reports Cancelled; Fear Passengers Face  Death Po

HUNT CONTINUES FOR LOST PLANE   Air Watch Is Ordered Over General Area. Throughout the Night

SLAVS BALK AT PLAN FOR TRIESTE AREA   Vice Premier Tells Peace Conference Nation Will Not Sign Treaty With Italy Under the Present Set-up.

Final Decision On UN Awaited   Molotov Will Preside At Big Five Session

BRUNSWICK RAILROAD MAN HURT IN WRECK   J. A. Givens Sustains Cuts And Bruises In Derailment Near Suffsix. Wa_

Six Of Escaped Prisoners Still Being-Sought   Two Retaken—Anocthet May Have Drowned

Homma Ordered March of Death  - Thousands Killed on _ Agony-Strewn Route

BATAAN “DEATH MARCH” ORDERED BY GEN. HOMMA      Direct Blame For- ‘Infam ris Agony March Laid: at step of Once-Arrogant  er by Former Aide

None Cared About Fate Of Prisoners   Staff Officer Watched March From Several Points

Staff Member Says Gen. Homma GaveDeath-March Order  Official Declares Nip Leaders Did Not Care What Happened

Homma Gave Order for Death March   Japanese Officer Testifies None Cared What Happened to  American Prisoners

Homma Gave March Order   Member of His Staff Says He Ordered Infamous Bataan Death March

HOMMA GAVE MARCH ORDER   ee ee  Jap Officer Says General Indifferent to Fate Of U. S. Prisoners

HOMMA ORDERED MARCH, JAPS SAY   SHOWED NO CONCERN FOR U, S, PRISONERS, TRIBUNAL INFORMED

Homma Gave Orders For ‘Death March’  Statement Made by   Statement Made by Former Staff Officer At General’s Trial

Homma Reported To Give Death March Command   Staff Officer Says Japs Cared Little For Yanks’ Fate

DEATH MARCH ORDER CHARGED TO HOMMA   Staff Officer Pins Action On Jap General Himself

Homma Called March Author   Jap Officer Says General Ordered Cruel Grdeal

REVISES PRICES FOR MEN'S SUITS   Predict Action Will Release 700,000 Garments

OPA Revise:  Ceilings on  Men’s Suits. Should Release  Many Garmenis, Merchants Say

Prices on Men's Suits Are Hiked Under OPA Orde   Retail Spokesman Say: Move Will Release Thousands of Garments

Expect Price Revision — ‘To Place Thousands Of Men’s Suits on Market

MEN'S CLOTHING PRICES REVISED   Action By OPA Is Expect ed To Release Backlog Of Garments

OPA Acts ToEnd Suit Famine  WASHINGTON, March 10 (.)— Tt will maan kieheas 2.40 cs

Suit Ceilings Are Adjusted By OPA Order   Spokesman Sees Early Re. lease of Many Withheld Garments

Deadline Nears ~ As Battles Loom   Army, Navy Sound Wails Of Anguish As Republicans Talk Of Balancing Budget

Have Only Four Days To Decide On Their Leaders   Tax Reduction Foremost—President May Make Recommendations That Lower Bracket Persons Be Given Reliet.

Balancing of Budget Seen as First Joly — Tax Reduction Will Then . Be in Order — Protests Come from Treasury Departmont and White House,

GOP GATHERING FOR OPENING OF NEW CONGRESS   Still Uncertain On Leadership And Its Legislative Policies

GOP Uncertain Over Policies Ard Leadershin   Taxes, Spending, Labor Problems Must be Decided

Party Is Uncertain  On Policies   Republicans Face Squabbles Over Appointments

CONGRESSMEN GATHERING IN CAPITAL   Republicans Uncertain About Leadership

GOP Leaders Discuss Policy   Leadership Issues Get Attention on Eve Of 80th Congress

CONGRESS 10 OPEN FRIDAY AT CAPITAL: GOP MAKES PLANS   State of Uncertainty Is Reported Today as 80th Meeting Nears; Battles May Be Staged.

GOP Is Uncertain Over Leadership   Has But 4 Days to End Series of Squabbles

REPUBLICANS IN STATE OF UNCERTAINTY   Agreements on Disputed Issues Essential to Business of New Congress.

STRIKE ORDER HEARING SET   Court to Decide Friday On Permanency of Power Union Injunction

Vatican Paper Lauds Words  From Stalin  Statement Made by Russian Leader Said

Vatican Newspaper Hails Stalin's Statement, Calling It "Christian”

Vatican Paper Hails Stalin’s Aim; Calls His UNO Support ‘Christian’’

Vatican Paper Hails Soviet Stalin’s _  Speech as Christian   L’Observatore Romano Says Russian Prime Minister's Statement Was Call to Peace, Whose Furtherance It Promotes

New Rules For House Being Drafted  Changes Will Be Mos Radical : Since Days  Sage * 4 ee oh ae a oe

Warns That Hunger May Set Stage for Return of Dictatorship in Germany

UNSC Into Executive Session   Russia Continues To Take Part Despite Delegate’s Withdrawal

AMERICANS SAID INVOLVED  Huge Black Market Is Broken - By Army Officials In Berlin.

Police Station ‘In Jerusalem Under Attack   Holy Land Experiences Qne of Most Intense Outbursts of Violence In Years

Chetnik General Tells of Bid for  Nazi Surrende   Mikhailovitch Says U. S. Colonel Ordered German Forces to Quit

Chetnik Leader Tells of Mee! “ing Between American . Officer: German

U.S. Colonel Urged Nazis To Give up Arms to Chetniks, Mikhailovich Says

Lost Flyer Is Listed “Dead By War Dept   James T. North,  Long Held As “Missing” Is Added To List of War Dead,

1 KILLED AS ROOF FALLS IN   8 Injured in Sioux City Mishap; Cheek Ruins for Others

Cardinal Glennon of St. Louis Develops Lung Congestion; Heart Condition Good

Thousands May Starve In  Europe Because the Amish ‘Aren’t Allowed Tractors

Government Moves to Cushion Impac t  Of Coal Strike Scheduled Monday

MOVE TO SOFTEN BLOW OF MINERS: REST.CALL APRIL 1   OPERATORS PREDICT SHUT DOWN OF SOME STEEL MILLS APR. 10

U.S. Conciliator Enters Union, Coal Conference  Byrd Will Raise an

Government Moves To Soften Effects of Miners’ Strike   Steel Industry Expected To Be Seriously Affected Quickly

e Seeks ‘oes IN ushing   ded in South as tVialence Flare:  ‘i 3 Deputies

Negroes Hunted By Large Posse   Surrounded in Woods After Wounding Four Officers .

Eight Are Caught as Posse Pushes Hunt for Negroes  Two Captives Said to Be Armed; Escape Try Fails

Another Reported Killed   Big Posse Hunting Four Or Five Others In Smith County

AMBUSHED BY GROUP   Mississippi Is Scene of Manhunt By Large Posse

[Whites Are Shot at By Nearoes   300-Man Posse Closes in on Haunt Of Southern Rioters.

Posses CloseOn  Negroes   300 Men Hunting Mississippi Family After 4 Wounded

Gunmen Surrender T o Posse   Shootings Lead. Mississippi Police Into Swampland Hunt For Negro Family

—COMB: SWAMPLAND .HIDEOUT-— Negro Men Hunted By Posse After Shooting —

Posse Captures 8 Negroes After Officers Ambushec   Search Pushed for Group Still Hiding  In Swampy Area

More Violence in Mississippi as Posse Corners Family in Shooting Case

Business Gain * g Prediction Of Economists   Fiands- Off Policy By Government Suggested By Experts

FREE COMPETITIVE ENTERPRISE) BASE FOR FUTURE PROSPERITY  'TRUMAN IS TOLD BY COUNCIL:

NEWSPAPER SAYS LYNCHING CASE IS ABOUT TO DEVELOP   Claim Some Members of Mob i “Géergia Have Been Identi‘tied by FRE Agents

Atom Bomb Isn't a Toy Halsey Says   Resracts Statements Made at Buffalo About New Weapon

Township Triple A Elections Are First Week In December  County Committee To Vote December “7 In LeMars Office

Township Triple A Elections Are First Week In December  County Committee To Vote December 7  T ¥F _2RdK.... £f@mPRe 

Appeals To A-F.L. To Relax Union Restrictions To Benefit Veterans

SEEKS RELAXING OF RESTRICTIONS TO VETS BY AFL   Urges Offering Of Special Preferences To War Veterans

ClO Strike Agreement Rumored   NMU, Operators Virtually Agreed On Pay Boosts Of AFL Pattern

Police Quell ~ Trieste Riot   Pro:Yugoslayv Offices are Stoned; Twelve. Artested

“Toned-down proposal for strikes told  Labor committee strips Case bill

STRIKE CONTROL IS TONED DOWN   Fact-Finding Boards And Cooling Off Eliminated In Senate Measure

Streicher Hit By Heart Attack   Major Nazi Defendant Is Ordered To Bed

Streicher Is Taken Ill At Trial Of Nazis   Jew - Baiter r Suffers Heart Attack During Session At Nuernberg

GOERING PLANNED FLIGHT TO LONDON TO TRY TO PREVENT WAR WITH RRITAIN ANN EpAnce   BAITER STREICHER BETTER: NOT OUT OF DANCE

Streicher, Nazi Criminal, Victim Of Heart Attack   Nuernberg Defendant Confined to Bed; Hess Asks To Plead Own Case

STREICHER HAS HEART ATTACK   _JEW-BAITING NAZI TO MISS PART OF TRIAL

Heart Attack Is Suffered By Jew Baiter   Julius Streicher Is Suddenly Taken Il At Nuernbere Trial

Ask Delay In Russian Move   China Asks Russians Tc Halt Manchurian Evacuation

STRIKE WILL HALT PACIFIC SHIPPING   2,000 Sailors Leave Ships in Wage Rule Dispute

Ceilings Off First Time Since 1942   Grocers and Restaurant Men Say They'll Hold Prices  Low as Possible

PRICES ARE UP ON FOOD ITEMS, BOOSTS SPOT}   Increases on Few Staples Sharp in Some Sections, Moderate in Others   NEW HIGHS DUE LATER

NATION'S FOOB COSTS. INCREASE   Grocers Expect New High Prices for Toods

Nuernberg Prison Chaplain Tells Of Goering’s Death; Bodies of 11 INazis Are Secretly Cremated

Chaplain ieils OfGoering Death   Nazi Leader Found In Agony by Guard In Nuernberg Prison

Fate Of Draft Act In Balance   House Military Committee Staging Showdown Session Today

eee SS eee  U. S., Russia Seek Peace. But Prepare For Any thing   Reports Studied On First Anniversary Of V-J Day Present Some Striking Similarities And Contrasts In The American And Soviet Approaches To Problem Of National Defense

U.S., Russia Hope. For Pésce, Prepare Defense   Benate Committee - Report - And “. Bussian ‘Sorvey Are>Chacked “ :

U. S., Russia, Hoping for Peace, Prepare for Any Eventuality Co oe   ee

Nations Prepare For New Conflict   World Peace Plans Go Forward But the Outlook is Gloomy

ATOMIC BOMB . STORE URGED AS UN WEAPON   Scientists Propose World Coverage As Safecouard

Making and Storing of Atomic Bombs Throushout World Ureed by Scientists

L. A. TRANSIT LINES STRIKE UNDER WAY   4,000 Walk Out, Seek More Pay, Less Hours

IF terce F ight Breaks Out As Workers Trv To Crash Hollywood Picket Line

STUBIO IS SCENE OF BITTER FIGHT   BATTLE STARTED BY ATTEMPT TO RUN PICKET LINE—200 TAKE PART.

DECONTROL BD. DECISION DUE TUESDAY   Will Rule On Resumption of Meat, Dairy Controls

Unbiased Report Is  Promised   De-Control Board Members Irked By Prejudgment Hints

Decision Looms  On Food Prices   OPA Decontrol Board Says Ruling Due Tuesday

Unbiased huling Is Promised By Decontrol Board   Decisions on Price Ceilings Are Due By Tuesday Night

Board Ruling Due Tuesday   Decontrol Decision Slaied on Deadline

Decision On Food Prices ToBe Handec  Down Soon   Decontrol Board Is Wading Through Mas: of Conflicting and Confusing Evidence

Price Control Decision Promised Tuesday Nigh   Board Says Unbiased Verdict Will Be Based on Testimony Taken during Hearings

Decontrol Boare Ponders Decision   Members Resentful Of Charges Hurled On Witness Stand.

Price Board to Give OPA Decision Soon   Wiil Decide Prices on Meat and Grain Tuesday

Board Free To Rule On Prices   Decontrol Group Will Act Upon Its Own Evidence

Decision Promised On Price Controls   Ruling Slated Tuesday By New Decontrol Board

Price Board Control Plan Due Tuesday   Members Bluntly Declare Decision Reached Will Be Bodvy’« Own

Packers Ask Modification Of Price Lids   Kansos City Meeting Demands Controls That ‘Permit Profits’

Army Extends Draft Holiday   January Selective Service fs Eliminated

Army Extends Dralt Holiday To February   Payroll Too Large ‘In View Of the Orders For  Economy

EXTENSION OF DRAFT RECESS   No Calls for January Despite Drop In Enlistments

Enlistments Are Out As Bratt Hohday 1s Being Extended   There Are No Promises Made for Month of February m 1947

Foolishness Must Be Stopped, Says House Spokesmar   No Question of War Is Involved, Declares Foreign Affairs Chairman

BLOOM SAYS NO QUESTION OF WAR INVOLVED IN ISSUE   ‘Foolishness’ Of Shootings Must Be Stopped Foreign Affairs Chief Says, Urging Tito Be Taken To Task By U. S.

ACTION SOUGHT AGAINST TITO IN PLANE EPISODES   Ask Partisan Government Be Brought To Task For Plane Attack

Firing on U. S. Planes Brings Sharp Words From Nation's Capitol   Incidents Curdle Already Sour Relations Between America, Yugoslavia; Drastic Statement From Diplomats Said Assured

FAIR UNTIL SATURDAY   Flora Predicts Rain for Kansas by Saturday or Sunday

15 Die, 100 Hurt in Train Mishap  England's Holiday Travelers Victims

” GAMBLING HEAD SLAIN IN AKRON   ’ Believe Robbery Was Motive for Killing

THE WORLD THIS WEEK   By J. LYNN LEONARKR INS Staff Correspondent

idle Due To Coal Strike Hits 250.000   Railroads Slash Service To Bone; Steel Hard Hit

Lay-Offs Mount As Rail Embargo Hits Industry   Expect Crisis Next Week in Factories; Schools Closing

More Layoffs Are Scheduled Due To Strike   Prospects Gloomy as Noation’s Idle Nears —  Million

Unemployed Hits 650,000 In Coal Strike   ‘Real Embargo Effect Expected To Strike Industry Next Week

U.S, IDLE LIST HITS NEW PEAK   650,000 Unemployed By Coal Dispute and Rail Freight Embargo

Freight Embargo Prospects Dark  Number Of Unemploye Cueaade DEA NHhh Cy        Number Of Unemployed Exceeds 250,000 Exclusive Of Miners

Strike Gloom Pall Spreads as Idle Throngs Increase   None Sees Hope of Any Early Return; Embargo Shuts Many Plants

STRIKE IDLES OVER 250,000   Additional Thousands Are Furloughed As Result Of Mine Walkout

250,000 Cut OffPayrolls By Factories   Layoffs To Reach Staggering Totals In Next Few Days

STRIKE LAYOFFS, RISE 10 250,008   FREIGHT BAN TO SEND UNEMPLOYMENT FIGURES UP SHARPLY NEXT WEEK.

Band Of Armed Jews Blows Up Palestine Train   Immigrants _Transferret To British Ship After Escape Plan Fails

Band of Jews Dynamites Railroad Train   Mass Escape Plan of Immigrants on Ship Prevented

Train Bombed In Holy Land   Jews Sever Connections Between Haifa. Fevnt

JEWISH BAND BLASTS TRAIN   Railroad Line Severed In New Outbreak; Refugees  Put on Troopship

90 TO ONE SHOT WINS AT EPSOM   Airborne Comes In First In 163rd Running Of British Classic Over Rain-Soaked Course.

DRIVE GAINS MOMENTUM   Good Response to Plea for Funds © to Fight Polio:

SISTER KENNY DRIVE GAINS MOMENTIIM   (z;00d Response to Plea for Funds to Fight Polio

Miners Return lo Hard Coa! Pits   Leaders Unable Say What Will Happen If Lewis Gets “Kicked Around’”’

SHIP WITHOUT PROPELLER      Jchn B. Hood, Troop Carrier, Is In Trouble Off the Azores

2 CHANGES MADE IN JAP CABINET      MacArthur Sticks To ‘Ne Exceptions’ In Political Purgees

M’ Arthur Bars Two Nominees Japan Cabine’   Lays Down Firm “No Ex ceptions” Folicy On Potential Nip Politieal Purgees

MacArthur In Move To Qust Jap Officials   GENERAL FINDS FAULT WITH CABINET MEMBERS

SPECIAL STUDY OF MEAT SITUATION ASKED BY COWMEN   Cattle Growers Ask Committee Be Appointed by Fruman For Investigation

Nation's Holiday Deaths Total 318   N. Y. Tops List With 32, Traffic Toll Hits 16)

Holiday Toll Reaches 348  Across Nation   Half , Of Violent. Deaths Reported Are From Auto Accidents

318 Are Dead in Holiday Mishaps   More Than Half Are Motor Accident Victims

‘Violent Death ‘Comes to 327 Over Holiday   More Than Half of Victims Killed in Traffic Accidents; Other Causes: Fires, Explosions. Dreownines. Slavinges

TOLL FROM MOTOR ACCIDENTS REACHES 161; ONE FATALITY 18 REPORTED IN NEBRASKA

TRAGIC DEATHS BOOSTED TO 348   More Than Half Of Fotalities Caused By Traffic Mishaps

Death Takes Toll of 318 For Holiday   More Than Half of Violent  - Deaths Oceur & Traffic Accidents; Iee on Roads Causes Many Mishaps

318 VIOLENT DEATHS LISTEL   161 Traffic Fatalities Markec Up Over Holiday

VIOLENT DEATHS DUE TO HOLIDAY MOUNT TO 348 IN NATION TEXAS HIGH ON LIST” :  WITH 21 FATALITIES   ama aw iy orp Are

519,000 Fund Raised for Plucky Little Boy, 3, Who Lost Both Legs in Accident

CabinetChange Is Favored   fecurity Agency Ststus Elevation Tindce Tiveewestnn

CabinetChange Ils Favored   Security Agency Etetus Elevation Under Discussion

With Pledge.!t May Not Take Effect... OPA Sets Up Cottor Price Ceiling Plan

Proposed Ceiling Prices for 1946 Cotton Announced  OPA Says, However, That Application May Be Unnecessary

OPA Issues Formal Nolice Setting 24.09 Cents Per Pound On 15-16th. Inch Middling Cotton fn Area One

Netherlands Pleads for End to Border Incidents   Tojo Told Nazis Only Part of Jay Army Needed to Beat U.S:

Tojo Is Quoted In 1940 As Telling Germany Only Part Of Jap Army Could Crush U.S.

Jap Warlord Told Nazis Only Part Of Nip Army Could Crush United States Toio Fiaqured Yanks Were Pushover

Thou ght Part  Of Jap Army  Could Whip Us   Prosecution Tells" Of Axis Phase Of World Conspiracy

Tribunal Hears Of Japanese, Nazi Rivalry   Story of Duplicity And Fear Between Two Axis Nations

Killer Scare At Texarkana ls Spreading   Lufkin Citizenry Hears: Slayer There And Arms

Gravel Pit Excavation Fails ‘To Turn Up Single Clue To Missing Vermont CollegeGirl

Alcatraz Eyewitness Accountfinnish Soto l  Reporter TakesHis Readers Behind Scenes At Jail Riot

EYE-WITNESS TELLS OF WAR ON ‘THE ROCK’   Reporter on Boat In Bay Watches Alcatraz Riot

(GUARDS LIE ON GROUND, SNIPING AT. CONVICTS WITH RIFLES; FIRE. RETURNED WITH TOMMY CUNS .

WIRE SCREENING ORDER PROBED   Special House Committee Turns Spotlight on War Assets Administration — Benjimin J, Field; ExConvict, Object of Investigation.

War Assets In Spotlight Of Pickers   WHAT KIND PROCKHSSiNG BY B. F. FIELDS NOW PRINCIPAL TOPIC,

WAA Gets Attention Of House Quiz Body  Moving of Surplus Goods Traced After ‘Exnediter’ Tells of Deals

TILT WITH OPA BRINGS RULE ON COTTON PRICE   Secretary Anderson Is Forced to Sign On Dotted Line

COTTON PRICES CURBED BY OPA   New Controls Designed To Keep Clothing From Going Up

SOUTHERN SOLONS PROTEST ACTION  OPA Orders New Curbs To Halt Price Boosts On Cotton Goods

Under OPA Order Anderson Signs Cotton Price Curb   Margin Payment Hike Is Expected To Check Speculation

ENTERS PLEAS ~ OF INNOCENT   Motion of Dismissal Denied; Norris  Act Excluded

Dismissal Plea Is Overruled By Court Judge   Norris-LaGuordia Act Does Not Cover Case Now Being Considered

One Law Court Starts ‘‘Romeo And Juliet’”’?’ Romance, Another Ends It

IGNORE SOVIET IN INVITATION   “TAKE SAME ATTITUDE RD RUSSIANS AS THEY TAKE TOWARD  “ OTHERS

GREEK ELECTIONS MAY SEE A NEW POSTPONEMEN)   Electoral Court Necessary to Sanction Results I: Dissolved.

Veterans Advised On Beneficiaries  iBy V.A. Official   Insurance Act Change Situation on Policies;  Nn Antamatio  Succession

MURRAY ASKED TO NIP TRANSIT STRIKE INN, Y,   Mayor Thinks Wage Demand “‘Just’’ But Says City Cannot Agree To Recognize Any Organization As Sole Bargaining Agent; Strike Roundup.

Appeal To ClO Murray To Avert N. Y. Walkout   Mayor O’Dwyer Says City Can’t Give CIO Transit Union Sole Bargaining Right Under Law; Strike Due Tomorrow Night

Murray Parley Seen Involving Transit Walkow   Yhreatened Strike In N.Y, Presumably Discussed With Top CIO Officials

NEW YORK MAYOR SEEKS TO AVERT TRANSIT STRIKE  APPEALS TO MURRAY   APPEALS TO MURRAY AS SUBWAY AND BUS STOPPAGE LOOMS

Mayor of City Makes Plea to Union Head Not To Tie Up Transit Lines Affect ing Millions.

Murray Confers  WithCIO Heads in New York   Transit Strike Threat Likelv To Be Discussed

Mayor O'Dwyer Asks Murray To Avert Strike Of City’s Transportation Workers   Says State Law Prevents New York City Granting CIO Sole Bargaining Right

Tie-Up of New York Transport  Lines Feared   Mayor Appeals to CIO President to Avert Strike—Other Cities Hit By Walkouts

Murray Asked Jo Intervene  New York's Mayor   New York's Mayor Declares Transit Strike Grave Menace

Asks Murray To Avert. N. Y. Tieup >   Mayor O’Dwyer Urges Intervention By CIO. Head As City Faces Trancit Ghnitdawn

ASKS MURRAY TO INTERCEDE IN THREATENED STRIKE OF CITY’S TRANSIT WORKERS THIS WEEK —

Appeal Made to Murray to Avert Walkout by CIO   Mayor O'Dwyer Urges Effort to Halt Tie-up; Strikes in Other U. 8. Cities   ‘Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

ALL TRAFFIC MAY STOP IN METROPOLIS   Power and Light Shutoff In Pittsburgh Set For Midnight

Murray Asked To Halt Gotham Transport Strike   CIO Boss Requested  To Avert City Tieup

Appeal Made To Murray To Avert Strike   New York Mayor Moves To Prevent Transit Tieup

O'Dwyer Seeks To Nip Tieup Of Transportation   Welfare Of City’s Millions Pointed Out In Request

Strike Threat To Transit System In New York May Be C.1.0. Meeting Subject

Big Tie-up Would Hit Millions   Mayor Wants C.1.0. Boss to Use His ‘Influence’ in Averting Walkout of Employes   No Comment   Murray Just Willing to Look Into Possibility of Halting Stoppage

MAYOR OF NEW YORK ASKS CIO NOT 10 TIE UP  TRANSIT LINES   Detroit Milk And Bread Supplies Threatened By Strikes There

New York Transit Strike Threat Up To Murray Today      Demand Revised On Power Firm

Mayor Appeals For Murray To Halt Strike  Dewey Effort Is Criticized

New York Mayor Appeals to ClO President to Prevent Transport Workers Strike   Tells Murray That State Constitution Forbids City from Giving Recognition to Any Organization as Bargaining Agent

Grave Injury To People Of City, He Says   970,000 Idie In Nation’s Strikes; Pitt Power Walkout Scheduled Tuesday

UNION SILENT ON NEW YORK TRANSIT TIEUP   Murray Withholds Reply to Appeal by Mayor,

C10 Heads in Conference   Decline to Say if New York Strike Threat Was Discussed

Chief Won't Say If Strike  Is Discussed   , City’s Mayor Telegraphed Murray Asking Help Ta Avert Celle.   \WILL TIE UP TRANSITS

Top CIO Officials Confer   Subject Believed to Be Threatened New York Transit Strike

ODWYER URGES MURRAY 10 NIP TRANSIT STRIKE   Walkout Threatened After Tuesday; Detroit Fights Bread, Milk Tie-Ups

New York's Mayor Seeks To Block Stalling of City’s Bus, Railways But Admits Justness  Of Union's Plea; Other Big Cities Plagued by Strikes

Mayor Asks Assistance  Of Murray   Union Heads Hold Confab But Refuse to Discuss Details; Other Cities Report Labor Troubles

MAYOR SENDS PLEA FOR AID TO ClO HEAD   Gotham Executive Asks Assistance of President Mur- ray To Avert Threatened Transportation Tieup  WAGE INCREASE ASKED

Gotham Appeals To ClO   O'Dwyer Urges Murray to Avert Transit Tieup

Mavor O'Dwyer Calls Upon the ©. 1. O. Chiet to Take a Hand in a Threatened Strike in New York City.

O'Dwyer Seeks To Prevent Walkout  Transit Workers Slated   Transit Workers Slated To Strike on Tuesday

MAYOR O’OWYER ACTS TO AVERT TRANSIT STRIKE   Claims Gotham Can't Legally Grant Bargaining Rights; - Murray's Aid Asked

ASKS MURRAY TO HELP AVERT TRANSIT STRIKE   TWU Expected to Walkout Early Wednesday Morning

News Day And Niche   Murray Confers With Top Leader But No Hint Give en Walkout Studied   Pittsburgh Faces Power Shutdown   Garbage Piled High In Houston Streets As Steppage Invoked

Murray And ClO Leaders Hold Confab   Tie-Up Of City’s Sub ways, Streetcars An Busses Threatens.

Asks Murray  To Inte-vene         Transit Crisis Loon? Millions Anytime Af  City’s ueday

MAYOR APPEALS TO MURRAY T0 AVERT N. Y. TIEUP   O'Dwyer Asks CIO Leader To Avoid _ Transport Stalemate; Houston City Workers Idle

Big City Subway Facing Tie-Up   Bread, Milk Supply Is Threatened , In Detroit 4

Union Pacific Railroad Officials Plain Thorough Investigation into Wreck of Transcontinental Train,

Schedule Investigation Of Wreck Of Fast Train Near Victorville, Calif.

SIX ARE KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Transcontinental Passenger Jumps Track on Curve

PLAN PROBE INTO WRECK OF UNION PACIFIC TRAIN   Six Persons Killed As Engine Jumps Track On Curve In Desert

ENGINE JUMPS TRACK, 6 DEAD   MICHIGAN WOMAN KILLED IN CALIFORNIA WRECK

Booming Hunters’ Guns Accompany Hoosier Armistice Day Observance

High Naval Officials Inspect Guinea Pig Fleet After A-Test   Terrifying Destruction Is Found as Scientists Make Close-Up Examination; 36 of 73 Ships Found Badly Damaged 

BOMB BLASTED  SHIPS BOARDED   Secretary Forrestal anc Blandy Lead Party of Inspector's

_See’y of Navy Forrestal and . Vice-Adm’! Blandy Lead Boarding Party  ‘THE SAKAWA SINKS   Most Ships in Lagoon Badly . Blistered; Heat Wave Was “ ‘Appalling”

Navy Secretary Inspects Damage By Bomb Blas   Navy Officials Make Inspection Of Battered Bikini Ghost Fleet   EXTENT OF DAMAGE SHOWING INCREASE

DAMAGE DONE BY ATOM BOME STILL GROWING   Forrestal and Blandy Inspeet Battered Ghost Fleet

Naval Officers Board Battleship  To Scan Damage Done in Bomb Test

LAST OF YANKS LEAVE IRAN AS US. PROMISED   Byrnes Still Has Hopes That Board Can Be Set Up To Investigate Revolt

Truman, Hoover Confer 'On Food Situation   White House Conference’ On Conservation Program Scheduled for Today

Truman Talks With Hoover On Food Drive   Meet.at White House Before Conference On Conservation Plan

w  Eat-Less” Drive Planned   Hoover Confers with Truman on Food Conservation To Block Starvation Abroad

President Confers With Hoover On Food Problem   Eat-Less Canference  Being Held i in  Te a eS wee

President Confers with Hoover on “Eat Less” Campaicn to Save Food

Food Relief To Be Planned. At Washington Conference   Hoover, Bowles Among Leaders Who Meet Truman

President Confers With Hoover On Food Problem   Eat-Less Conference Being Held in  Rlatian’e Canital

WORLD HATRED DRAWS ATTACK      Ex - British Premier Sounds Warning

TRIO HIDDEN AWAY   Three Acquitted Nazis to - Be Protected From Mob  Violence

WAA Comes To Rescue of Sanita Ciaus   Surplus Goods Wi'l Be Used to Boost Output at North Pole.

STRATTON RITES SE]   ‘o Be Held Saturday Af. ternoon At Methodist Church

Hold Straffon Rites Saturday   Services Will Be Held At 2:30 P. M.

WEATHER CAUSES DELAY   Americans Planned To Try for New : Air Speed Record

WEATHER CAUSES DELAY   Americans Planned anned To Tey for New ‘Air Speed Record .

SET STOP ec Me aM Per a ty ete he ee  es  Family Moves, 3, But Dog ‘Returns For Feline Pai

Snyder Woman Dies In Three Car Collision  Four Others Are Hospitalized” As 

Snyder Womar Dies in Three Car Collision   Four Others Are Hospitalized As Recalt OF Crash

Editors Ask U. N. For Covenant On Free Press   Request for Freedom in News Backed by Britain, China

EDITORS SEEK ‘PRESS FREEDOM FOR THE WORLD   Society Formally Asks United Nations Group To Establish Plan At Fall Meeting

MARTHUR AND WAR DEP'T. TO REVIEW CASE   Highest Court Rules Military Commission Proceeded Legally

LEGALITY OF ARMY TRIAL IS UPHELD   Two U. S. Supreme Court Justices Seem To Favor Yamashita

High Court Rejects Plea By Yamashita   Split Decision Rules Commission Proceeded Legally

Japanese General Yamashita Loses High Court Fight To Dodge Noose

Yamashita Loses Supreme Court Battle for Life   Jap General's Appeal  Denied: Trial Methods Are Condemned

High Court Rules Army Case Legal   Jap Philippines Commander Must Accept Verdict

in 6-2 Decision Holds Jap War Criminal Must Go to the Gallows For Ilis Bestial Acts

NOOSE TIGHTENS AROUND JAP a ARUN SAP  Conviction Of Yamashita {s Upheld By Supreme Court

fon, Yamashita Court ight for Life   gx-Man Majority of  High Tribunal Holds Military Board Legal: ) Two Others Dissent

YAMASHITA LOSES SUPREME COURT FIGHT FOR LIF   Tribunal Finds in 6-2 Decision That Jap General Was Legally Sentenced to Die On Gallows.   MAJORITY OVERRULES EVERY POINT RAISED   Two Dissenting Members Brand Tria) Unfair and Contrary to Traditional American Justice.

Yamashita Loses Fight Before Supreme Court To Beat Death Verdict

Trial Method Is Held Legal By High Court   Sentence Of Death Still  Subject To Review  By War Den’t

Court Denie Yamashita  Plea, 6 to 2  Fate Now Rests ‘In M’Arthur, War Department

Judges Uphold Legality of Trial By Army, 6 fo 2  Minority Brands System as Unfair,  Leet le te Pctice

Truckers Return jo Jobs at Aibany   New Wage Agreement End: Dispute Which Held Two Months

Many Items Still Under OPA Control   Raise In Price To Be Ordered Soon For Shoes

Controls by OPA Again In Operation   Agency, With Curtailed Au thority, Resumes as  Truman Signs Bill

Terry Taylor Is On Way Home   Nurse Charged With Kidraping Also On Way To Charlotte

Americans, Reds Draft Oral Code  Applies to Handling of Spy Suspects

Mead Denounces Lynching: Asks Equality for Al   Democrat Assails Dewey For Failure to Take Definite Stand

Troops in China Demonstrate   .Meeting Held After ~ Wedemeyer. Voices Pride ‘In No Demonstrations

Short While After Statement:  - China GIs Join Worldwide Howl; Gulfport Man Among Soldier Spokesmen

“Send Us Home Demands” Continue To Flood Capitol, Gen. Wedemeyer Mistaken

China Theater Troops Voice More Bitterness  Eisenhower, Nimitz To Discuss Problem

Lack Of Security “Astounding”  [House Body Demands Tighter ‘Safequards For Top U.S. Secrets

Must Protect Our Top Secret Papers   Howse Committee Calls fo: _ Prompt Action.

Steps Urged To Protect Secret Files   Congress Body Takes Action

Soviet Troops In lran Termed Treaty Breakine   State Department Calls Russian Hand; Note Not Yet Public

Note Also Sent on Question of Manchuria   Messages Indicate America Ready for a Showdown

REMAIN AS GA. GOVERNOR      But Only Until Line of Succession Is Straightened Out

Arnall Plans To Keep Post In Georgia   GOVERNOR TO INSIST ON A LEGAL SUCCESSOR AS GOVERNOR

Arnall Plans To Relinquish Talmadge Post   Won't Held to Governorship After Succession Decided

Thinks Lieutenant Gover. nor Will Be Successor Under Georgia Laws   Thompson Also Expects Office   Talmadge Forces Active In Behalf Of Deceased Son; Bitter Fight Brews

Arnall to Remain Georgia Governor  On Interim Basis   Will Resign as Soon as Talmadge Successor Is .  Named, He Promises

Draft Extension Measure Passed By Senate 69-8   Bill Now Goes To HouseSenate Conferees For Final Congress Action   TEEN-AGE ISSUE TO BE DETERMINED

SENATE OVER WHE LMINGLY PASSES BILL FOR 'TEENAGE DRAFT AND. EXTEN- "~~ SION WITHOUT “HOLL DAY"

FEMALE CRIMINAL INFLUENCE STUDIED  FBI Links Rise in Delinquency of Juveniles With Women Criminals

Speaker Rayburn Promises “An OPA Tonight As Far As We're Concerned’’

House Approval of Measure Predicted . Before Session Ends:   Truman Is Urged To Sign Bill By Senate Leaders at Parley

Shoot German V-2 Rocket 111 Miles into Atmosphere, Set Speed Record

Rocket Sets Height Record   German V-2 Soars 111 Miles Into Sky in New Mexico Test

ROCKET SETS MARK BUT-FAILS TO BE ANTICIPATED SHOW   Missile Soars to FIT Miles in Nght Firing; Only Few People See Meteorites

A GERMAN V-2 ROCKET SOARED T0 111 MHLES IN AIR   But Its Man-made Meteorites Se Pany They Eluded Most Eves.   SOARED COMET-LIKE   A Scientific Evaluation of Experiment Awaits Film Development.

Attitudes in U. S. Benefit Russians   House Sub-Committee Submits Report on Foreign Affairs

Seek Reason For Iranian News Clamp   U.S. State Department To Ask Explanation For.Sudden Imposition Of “Blind Censorship”

U.S. to Demand Explanation  AsranImposes Censorship  State Department Attempts to Find Out If Sudden Order Was Inspired by Soviets

lran Slaps On Complete Censorship   Suddenly Resorts to Drastic News Control, Using Old Russian Form

State Department Alarmed by Iran's ‘Blind Censorship   Seek to Learn if Soviet Pressure Is Involved  in Order

U.S. ‘TAKES UP RAN NEWS BAN WITH EMBASSY   State Department Seeks To Determine Russian Part In Censorship

State Department Announces It Is Taking Up Question With American Embassy  at Tehran.   FORMAL PROTEST IS REGARDED AS LIKELY

More Rigid Food Saving Necessary   Appeal Is Made by Secretary Anderson — Says This Is Critical Period

ORDER MARINES NOT TO STAGE DEMONSTRATION   Army Newspaper Reopens Column of Letters From Gl’s

‘Marine Gatherings Forbidden; Gls, Solons Want Ike’s Views   Covers All Meetine<.

Marines Stage No Mass Protest   Under Orders Not To Put On Demonstrations As Other Service Groups

Truman Is Expected To Back Byrnes  Wallace Speech Started Uproar

FLURRY IN CABINET;   ET/TO STOP INVASION:   Washington Speculates on Effect of Wallace Foreign Speech

Split In n Cabinet Confusing To Foreign Policy   Hear State Department Protest Unheeded - Before Talk Given...   Await Truman : Pronouncemen?

Judge Receives Ouster Case  eee Ma   Testimony Taken Under Advisement

HIGHWAY DEATH TOLL INCREASE RECORDED   Jump Of 84 Fatalities In January Over Figure For Same Month Year Ago Listed In State

MASSACRE OF 129 YANKS DESCRIBED   NUERNBERG COURT TOLD HOW NAZIS EXECUTED U. S. CAPTIVES IN BELGIUM.

FILM COMEDIAN DIES IN WRECK   Charles Butterworth Fatallv Injured In Skidding Car.

Film Comedian Died In Accident   Charles Butterworth Killed When Car Skidded

Butterworth Of Films Is Killed   Comedian Dies Of Injurie: Received When Car Crashes Today

Film Actor Killed — Tn Auto Mishap   Butterworth, Comedian Had Been Newspaperman 

Car Injuries Suffered By Charles Butterworth Fatal Ta Film Comedian

HOURLY RAISE IS FIGURED AT 17: PER CENT   PRESIDENT PRAISES REPORT OF HIS BOARD

‘Truman Endorses Panel Report in Full, Urges That It Be Accepted

President Endorses Report as Means of  - Settling Strive in Plants of Big Auto «Corporation. ~

Price Increase Not Warranted, Group Asserts  Truman Presses  Company, Vaicn ee ran 1 pe

President Urges Report Be Accepted  Panel Says GMC Could Give Boost Without Price Ris

Truman Gives Endorsement  To Proposal   Both Company and Union Refrain From Immediate Comment

TRUMAN ASKS ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL   Fact-Finders Believe Cor . poration Can Grant Boost Without Raising Price of Cars.   MEETING OF UNION LEADERS CALLED   Company Officials Make No Comment Pending Study of Plan to End 50-Day-Old Strike.

Whife House Sfaying Out   No Plans Yet for President To Intervene in Packinghouse Worker Strike

President Plans No Seizure of Packing Plants   Consider Fact-Finding Action in Meat Tieup. Murray and Fairless Resume Talke Taday

Man Killed By Snowplow   Railroad Worker Struck While Helping To Dig Out Drifts

Requests Cut In Half Proposed State Budget Exceeds 1945 By 11 Million

Coal Operators Ask OPA Relief On Wage Boos   Anthracite Firms Favor Work During Contract Negotiations

DEMAND COAL PRICE RELIEF   Hard Coal Operators Say Increase Needed For Pay Rate Boost

Shopping Days To Christmas _   Demos Pick Kennelly For Chicago Mayo:

Chicago's Boss Backs Businessman As Mayor of Second Largest City

Kelly Declines To _ Ask for Fifth Term as Chicago's Mayor   Endorses Kennelly To Be. come Democratic Can didate for Office

MAYOR KELLY OF  CHICAGO REFUSES,  KENNELLY CHOICE BUSINESS AND CIVIC  LEADER SELECTED BY NEMOCRAT MACHINE

— PARLEY = Rule Appears Assured  Greek Proposal  Tt .. Tr f2. TIT ee   Greek Proposal On Drafts Wins Molotov O.K.

Two-Thirds Adoption Is Held Sure   Molotov Propeses New Amendments: Pijadi Says It Cloaks Move for Two-Thirds Rule     Evatt Opposes   Australian Says Red Interpretation Is at Fault

Russia Backs Greek Plan or Peace Drafts   Proposes Opening Conference to All Treaty Questions

Fail To Disagree Molotov Consents To Debate On All Peace Treaty Questions

Molotov Agrees To Plan To Open Peace Confab To  Peace Treaty Questions —

MOLOTOV OKAYS MOTION TO AIR ALL QUESTIONS   Adoption of Two-Thirds Rule By Paris Conference Is Virtually Certain

Molotov Agrees To Let Majority Vote Decide Placing of Any New Matter On Agenda.   DISAGREEMENTS OF BIG-4 TO BE AIRED

ace Con  Molotov  BacksUp Greece   Littte Countries To Nave Their Say At Paris Parley

Proposal Is From Greeks   Can Be Decided by Simple Majority; Major Decisions On Two-Thirds Basis

Treaty Meeting Agenda Enlargec To Study Drafts   Russia Supports Motion of Greece To View Terms

Open Peace Mee! To All Questions   Move Proposed by Greece Is Supported by Molo tov of Russia   IN RULES COMMITTEE   Australia May Question Russia’s Billion Dollar  laim

Soviet Opens Peace Parley Jo All Treaties   Questions Not On Agenda May Be Introduced At Request Of. Delegates

MOLOTOV AGREES T0 GREEK PROPOSAL ON PEACE CONFERENCE   Paris Meeting to Be Opened to All Questions Pertaining to Peace Treaties.   ‘ASK RULES AMENDMENT   Greek Proposal Asked That New Matter Be Placed on Agenda by Majority.

New Scope To Peace  Talks   Russia Backs Greek Motion to Allow Con: sideration of Any  - Pertinent Question

Greeks Ask Peace Talks Open to All  Molotov Supports   Molotov Supports Motion for Broad Treaty Discussion

Soviet Agrees To Greek Plan   Open Conference To Questions on Treaties

Molotey Aarees To Greek Treaty Draft Proposal   Would Opan Way to Discussion on Any “Connected” Question Not New on Agenda

Molotov, in Conciliatory Move, Offers Amendment Permitting Any Nation To Raise Question on Peace

Paris Peace Talks Given Wider Range   Russia Backs Greek Motion to Open Talks To All Questions on Draft of Treaties

Declaration of Red Foreign Policy Made by New Times   Indicates More Conciliatory Soviet Attitude

SOVIET ARTICLE ASKS GOODWILL FROM NATIONS.   ‘Cooperation Key’ At UN Meetings

RUSSIAN MAGAZINE PLEADS FOR INTERNATIONAL GOOD WILL AND ADVISES LIBERAL COMPROMISES

Soviet Statement Urges Peace thru Compromises   Magazine New Times Charges Reactionaries Try To Seize World Domination

Statement Pleads For Real Peace   Magazine Says Compromises Must Be Made

Russia Pleads For Good Will   Statement Of Greatest Importance Is Carried In Red Magazine

Compromises by All Sides Basis of Lasting World Peace. Russians Say

Soviets in Big Bid for Goodwill   Magazine Editorial Outlines Possible New ‘Foreign Policy’

ee  Alex. Whitney, Alwanley Johnston Rose from Ranks to Head Unions

US. SHIPPING IS SNARLED : AS AFL SEAMENS’ UNIONS HALT WORK IN ALL PORTS

Congress Cold-Shoulders Bills — For U.S. Military Collaboration.

War of Nerves Against Soviet   So Says Ukrainian Foreign Minister

"War Of Nerves” Waged On Russia Minister Charges  Manuilsky Answers State ment Blaming Reds For

‘Nerves War On Soviets  Is Charged  Manuilsky Hits  Council Critics

Ukraine Delegate Says Nerves War  Waged on Russia  Wants Action Against Communists in Other Countries Halted

Soviet Minister Says War Of Nerves Against  Russia Being Planned   Speaks To United Nations Security Council Adding It Was ‘Time To Put A Stop’ To Actions Against Reds

Security Council Resumes Study of Spanish Problem   Secks Way to Keep Matter On Agenda Withcut Blocking UN Action   SPECIAL COMMITTEE DRAFTS COMPROMISE   Russia Against Giving Assembly Free Hand, Calls It Matter -for Council

ALL SHIPPING TC BE RESUMED WITt PAY HIKE GRANTED   CIC Seamen are Placed on Par ity with AFL. Workers by_ Pay Award

Sea Strike Continued by N.M.U. Men  Union Demands Contract Sioned

SALARY BOOSTS GRANTED SEAMEN; STRIKE CONTINUES   C. I. O. Leader Quoted As Saying Workers Will Stay Out Until Contract Is Signed.   FEDERAL ARBITRATOR AWARDS PARITY PAY   Declares It Provides Basis for All Shipping Activities to Be Resumed at Once.

ARBITRATION AWARD SAID TO REMOVE ALL OBSTACLES TO WORK   PARITY REPORTED FOR UNION SEAMEN UNDER NEW WAGE DECISION

“RBITRATION AWARD SAID TO REMOVE ALL OBSTACLES T0 WORK  PARITY REPORTED FOR UNION SEAMEN UNDER

NMU Wins Maritime Demand   Arbitrator Awards Parity _ Wages; Asks Seamen  To Man Ships

Spokesman Says Maritime Strikers Want Contract      ClO Workers Granted Parity Pay With AFL Seamen but NMU Chairman Says Strike Will Continue Until Contract is Signed

East, Gulf Operators Agree With Arbitration, Call for End of Tieup

Shipping Strike Proposal Made   Federal Arbitrato1 Hopes Pay Boost Acceptable

PARITY WAGE AWARD MADE C10 SEAMEN   Port Tieup Continued Pending Signing Of Formal Contract

Maritime Strike Goes on Despite Award Agreement   Union Says Walkout To Continue Until Contract Is Signed

Poland Asked the United Nations Today to Take Action on Grounds Peace Is Threatened.   'ARE DEVISING NEW MEANS OF WARFARE   This Plea Piles Up Another Big Political Issue For the Peace-Enforcement Body  of United Nations.

Appeal Made Today Follows Pending Iranian Case That Will Be Taken Up Next Monday.   BOTH ISSUES ARE STIRRING SESSION

Wants Council To Take Action Against Franco  Contends Spain Is  ites Me Be.

POLAND ASKS U.N. TAKE UP FRANCO ISSUE   Incidents on Border Given as Evidence  Of Peace Threat

Spanish Accused Of Help To Nazi   Seeds Of New War Are Seen Being Planted Now

United Nations Council Asked by Poland to Take  Action Against Franco

UN O Turns To Discussion Of  Site For Home   Opposition Mounts to Russia’s Demand For Dropping Tvanian Issue From Council

neil—  FRANCO ACTION ASKED   Spain Is A Haren For Nazis, Poland Tells t.%N. Body

Polish Appeal To UN For Move Against Franco   Council To Weigh Iranian Dispute Monday, Is Decision; Reds Seek U. S. Aid

New Issue Put Before PeaceBody   U. N. to Consider Russ Demand to Drop Iranian Case Monday

Poland Asks Probe Of Franco Spain By Security Group   Appeal for United Nations Action Declares Spanish Government Threatens World Peace and Declares Land Is Haven for Nazis

Poland Asks Action Agains Franco Spain   Faiangist Regime Horbors Nazis, !s War Threat, Charge

PULAND ASKS U. N. BREAK WITH SPAIN   Savs Franco Regime Is Hiaven for Nazis and Their Assets, and Gere man Scientists Are Devising New Weapons.

HGH COURT JUDGE DIES   JUDGE. WILLIAM SUCCUMBED SUDDENLY ‘AFTER STRICKEN BY HEART ATTACK

Three Nations Opposing Iran-Backed Red Demand To Drop Case on Persia

Blossoms, Swans, Beer Kegs Feature Visit to Grave of Will Shakesnears

Waterbury, Conn. Conspiracy Case Of ‘41 Is Revived   Man Detained in Chicago Admits He's Former — City Comptroller

Find criminal convicted of  fraudin 194]  Tried to reb city of million dollars

CHICAGO POLICE NAB FUGITIVE   Daniel Leary Var Vanished Five Years Ago From Connecticut

RESTRICTION ON ~ THE USE OF CORN   Is Designed to Free More Wheat For Export By Conserving Supply.

Pity Poor Rupert   $38,000 Sterile Bull Gets Edict To Become Father or Face Sausage Grinder

$38,000 Sterile Bull Is Facing Sausage Mill   Oklahoma Animal Proves Flop As Papa: Ultimatum Is Given

Have You Got Troubles? Rupert. Prize Sterile Reoall. Has Lots Of Em   Now AS EVERYONE knoe

Rupert, The Reluctant Bull, Gets Choice: He Must Beeome Papa Or Beefsteak Soon— Frankly, His Owner’s Cows Not Contented

Poor Rupert, the Bull, Really Has His Troubles ...Is Given Do or Die Edict

Lost Les In Overseas Fighting = s  Moore Gives Ex-GI Chance To Go Straight   AFTER HIS MEDICAL

{Lost Leg In Overseas Fighting  \Moore Gives Ex-GI Chance To Go Straight

lowa's Young Democrats in Liquor Fight   Declare for Sale by Drink and Then Reverse Thelr Stand

Democrats Adopt, Then Drop Plank   Elder Members of Party; Convention Guests, Sound Warning.

Senators Flay Lend-Lease Deal With Britain  Committee Presenfs Figures to Show U. S. Lost on Goods

U.S. Lost Out On War Goods   Government Job in Britain Causes Sharp Criticism

Disposal Plan Criticized By Senate Group   Government Methods of Getting Rid of Overseas Stocks Scored

RAP U. S. SALE OF WAR GOODS   Committee Report Asserts Nation Got Bad Bargain On Material Abroad

LEND-LEASE DEAL WITH BRITAIN HIT   U. S. RECOVERS ONLY 16.7 PER CENT OF COST OF UNU WAR GOODS.

War goods  disposal job  criticized Charge Britain lowered prices

Political Aides Speculate Coal Crisis May Prompt Eleventh Hour Action.

Showdown With Lewis Side-Stepped By Truman   Being Handled  By Krug, He Says; May Yet Take Part In Vote Campaign

TRUMAN SAYS NO TALKS SE]   President Silent on Any Plans to Participate In Vote Campaign

Truman Seen Leaping Into, Political Wars   Strike Developments Hold Answer, Party Leaders Say

Truman Silent On Campaign Plans  Declines To Get Into Coal Strike Showdown

Truman Is Silent Regarding His Campaign Plans   May Be Forced to Take Stump by Coal Crisis

PRESBYTERIAN DECISION ON UNION IS DEFERRED   RATALTONV TY aA ree.lCU eS

'Reuther Has Ambitious Plans For His Automobile Workers  Warns Capitalists, Anti-Laborites

Reuther Starts Big Union on A New Program   Thomas Decides to Seek Vice Presidency

REUTHER TAKES OVER UAW HELW   Discloses Five-Point Plan For Auto Workers

Reuther Set to Press Expansion   New UAW President Warns Industry That Union Solidly United

Reuther Lists Aims as Head Of Car Union   Grabs Presidency By Slim Margin In Turbulent Vole

ELECT REUTHER UAW PRESIDENT   Starts Union on Road to New Spheres of Influence

Succeeds Thomas As President Of Auto Workers   Plans To Organize Farm Equipment Workers; Wants Guaranteed Annual Wage For All

REUTHER MAPS NEW COURSE AS UAW PRESIDENT   Beats Thomas By 125 Votes In Election Marked By Fist Fight, Confusion

Reuther New Head Of CIO Auto Workers   President Launches Big Union Toward New Spheres OF Influence.   DEFEATS THOMAS

Reuther, New CIO Leader, States High Union Aims   Wants Some War Plants Maintained for Research

REUTHER MAPS UNION CHANGES   New Head of UAW Sets Sights on Bigger Goals; Wins by 125 Votes.

REUTHER PLOTS NEW SPHERE OF UAW INFLUENCE   Defeats R. J. Thomas For Union Presidency By 125 Votes

Reuther Becomes New UAW Head By Stim Margin   Would Or Organize More Workers

Reuther Ready To Lead UAW To New Fields   States 5-Point Program For Labor Union

New Spheres Of Influence Aim  OfUAW’sHead      falter Reuther Replaces  Thomas By Slim Margin  and Amid Fights and Confusion

Defeats Thomas... .  Reuther, New President Of UAW, Starts Union  On Ambitious Program

REUTHER LAYING UNION’S PLANS   New CIO-UAW Leader Aims For Bigger, Stronger Labor Organization

REUTHER WINS PRESIDENCY OF AUTO UNION   Thomas Defeated As Head of UAW By Slim Margin of 125 Votes In Turbulent Election   PROGRAM IS OUTLINED

Reuther Has Big  Plans for Future  Of Auto Workers   Defeated President Thomas Enters Race For Vice-President

R. J. THOMAS IS V. P, CANDIDATE   BEATEN BY REUTHER BY NARROW MARGIN

Reuther Elected Head Of Union: Has New Ais   Defeats Thomas By Margin Of 125 Votes

REUTHER ELECTED AUTO UNION CHET AFTER HOT FIGHT   Defeats R. J. Thomas hy 125 Votes; Pledges Support to Murray   Truman’s Horseshoe Court Idea Favorec

Reuther, New President Of UAW, Maps Program   Thomas Defeated In Complicated Election By Margin Of Only 125 Votes; New Head Plans To Organize Farm Equipment Workers

REUTHER PLANS TO EXPAND CIO AUTO WORKERS  DEFEATS THOMAS FOR PRESIDENCY

Fist-Fighting, Confusion Mark Election: Thomas Loses By 125 Votes

REUTHER NEW HEAD OF UAW AFTER NOSING OUT THOMAS   Bitter Battle In Yesterday’s Vote; Led Auto Workers In Long GM Strike

Reuther Takes Leadership Of Auto Workers   Members Among Farm Equipment Workers

Veteran Auto Union Leader Unseated Ry Close Marain After 7-Year Tenure

Reuther Has Big Plans ©      Pledges Efforts Toward Wider Sphere of Influence of, UAW-CIO

Reuther Wins, Looks To New Fields For UAW   Seek Guarantee Of Annual Wage; Plans To Take In White Collor Workers

New Leader 01 Auto Workers Begins Duties   Comes Up With Victory Over R. J. Thomas

NEW UAW READ   125-Vote Margin Gives Spot To G.M. Strike Leader After Hectic Ballot

State Labor Group Flays YMCA With Ban on Membership   Withdraw Support From “Y” Participation  Chest Drives With

CHURCHILL HITS STAND IN ZION   British Policy Toward U. §., Reds Said OK

Churchill Scores Britain’s Palestinian, Indian Polic¢ies   Ex-Premier Says Laborites Vaccilate In Palestine And Abdicate In India

Refuses to Step Out of Public Life   Loss of India Criticised, Says Situation Serious

Marriage Ties Tighter, Divorces Drop In Russia   Law Was Enacted Two Years Ago

‘Subdued Welcome  Given Delegates   Molotov Heads Parade of  UN Diplomats Along New York Streets   ‘TRUMAN WILL SPEAK   ‘Austin Tells Crowd at City » Hall U. S. Will Work  and Give for Peace

Welcome Delegates of UN to New York Today for Meeting   Worry Over Tension on US-Russian Splits; Truman to Speak

Welcomed fo City in Subdued Demonstration   Truman to Make Speech Later Today

Tension As U.N. Meets    Split Between Russia And U. S. Chief Worry As Delegates Gather; Truman Opens Session

Werewolves Head Taken By Allies   WACs To Give Anthropometrics  Before Leaving Army Service

Wallace Flings Down Gage of Battle to GOP   Ex-Commerce Head Warns Republicans Will Repeat Errors

Bridges Contends National Debt Will Be Increased   New Hampshire Senator Describes President Truman's Budget as a ‘Masterpiece of Deception’

‘Truman budget  deceives public’ Public debt up 15 billions   in next 18 months---Brid ves

BRIDGES DOUBTS TRUMAN BUDGET      Clalins Figures “Deceptive;” States Public Bebt Actualiv Will Ba Greater

County Goal In Cancer Drive Is  Set For $5,000   Sixty Percent Of. Funds Raised Wil

County Goal In Cancer Drive Is  Set For $5,000.  Sixty Percent Of. Funds Raised Will  Remein In Iowa

Soviet Says American Vessels Bring Supplies Machinery to Ukraine

 Crowds Visit Chapel Bodies of Airmen Shot Down ‘By Slavs Now at Arlington

Bodies Of Airmen Shot  Down By Yugoslavs Lie — In State At Arlington

Nearly 89,000 Miners Are Idle  Tension Increases As Deadline Nears

MINERS QUIT BY THOUSANDS; OUTPUT DROPS   TENSION INCREASES NO WORK UNDER INJUNCTION

89,000 MINE WORKERS IDLE   Number Growing Steadily As Wednesday Deadline Set by Lewis Nears

French Raid Siam From Indo-China Bases Across River   Attack Preceded By Planes, Siam Appeals to U.N.

Iowa Motorists Warned of Drinking-Driving Hazard; Death Takes No Holiday

City Elections Tn Many Towns Last Monday  Few Contests For __City: Offices In. : ‘This County ©

City Elections In Many Towns Last Monday  Few Contests For City Offices In This County —

Growing Christian Social Union Wins Pavarian Election  RY PTCWUADN A rrp «AT

Recommend 10 Million For Public School Aid   Kansas School Board Group Adopts Resolution Calling For Big Anprogriatien

PATTON NIECE TOOK HER LIFE   BOSTON SOCIETY GIRL WIIO WAS RED CROSS WORKER OVERSEAS FOUND DEAD

Britain Offers Other Nattons Share In Ruhr   Unification Of Germany ls Sought

BRITAIN MAKES ‘SWAP’ OFFER   Rhineland-Ruhr Plan Drafted by Bevin

WOLCOTT DISCOVERS SHORTS SHORTAGE IS SERIOUS Legislator Tells Colleagues About  Hunt For. Underwear For Young Son

Political Peace Refurns as 1944 Split Is Healed   ‘Regulars’ Welcomed Back to Fold After Harmony Plea Wins

Fire Threatens Atlanta Hotel   Blaze Limited To 9th Floor: Two Are Hurt

OPA Junks Ceilings on More Items   Another Sweeping Order Being Prepared for About November 

OPA TO LIFT MORE CEILINGS ABOUT NOV. 1   ‘Free’ List Now Includes Nearly All Foods, Beverages, Cosmetics

Controls End On Most Fooc As OPA Acts   Sugar, Syrup, Rice Retain Price Lids; Cacmntioa *“Rrann’

Decontrol Program Moves Into High ‘Speed, Today   Be AA A Na be BGA LT NS Prepare Another Sweeping Order For  Nava-nher Jet

Decontrol Program Moves Into High   OPA Removes Ceilings From Nearly All Food And Plans Further Reductions For November 1

MORE FOODS AND OTHER PRODUCTS DECONTROLLED   New Decontrol Order Being Prepared for November

DECONTROL PROGRAM IS SPEEDING UP   Another Sweeping Release Slated for About Nov. 1

OPA Clears Ceilings From Nearly All Foods Cosmetics, Lumber, Drug Sundries.

Price Decontral Gains Momentum  With New Order   Another Major Removal of Ceilings Expected About  November First

FOOD, COSMETICS REMOVED FROM PRICE CEILINGS ©   Only Highly Essential ltems Will Remain AL End of Month

OPA Prepares To Lift Curbs On Many Items   Master List will Include All but Eccontial Goods

DECONTROL MOVES INTO HIGH SPEED   OPA Reported Preparing Another Sweeping Order Due About Nov. 1.

New Deconirol Program Moves Into High Speed   Nearly All Foods Freed Of Ccilings

Deconirol Program In High Gear   Most Foods Price Free Today; New Decontrot Order is Set for Nov. 1

MOST CEILINGS TO BE LIFTED BY NOVEMBER 1   Lids Now Off Foods, Drinks, Cosmetics, Drug Sundries And Some Lumber

MORE CONTROLS LIFTED BY OPA   Another Sweeping Order Is Due About November 1

THOUSANDS JOIN GOLD RUSH NEAR CALIFORNIA VILLAGE   ESTIMATE 1,000 AUTOS ON STREETS GF CRESCENT CITY YESTERDAY—MANY STAKING CLAIMS

GOP Party Strife Near Showdown   Little Demo Friction Seen {In Organizing

GOP Strife Heads for  Showdown      Battles May Have Important Impact on Legislation of 80th Congress and Presi dential Race of 1948

GOP Strife Comes To Showdown   Within Republican Ranks in Both Senate and House When Congress Meets

CONGRESS WILL BEGIN SESSION LATE IN WEEK   Conflict in GOP Ranks to Showdown Monday—Solons Assemble Friday

GOP Senate Chiefs Fight For Control   Senator Reed Heads Party Rebellion; Congress Opens Friday

GOP Congress Strife Heads To Showdown   Scramble For Senate Committee Posts’ May Affect Course of Legislation

GOP Scramble tor Senate Positions May Influence Future Legislation

GOP Senators To Meet Monday  Spirited Activity For Committee Posts

be. trife Within GOP Heading  For Show dowel n   Results May Have Impact Upon Legislation Of 80th Congress

Strife Swirls To Showdown ‘Within GOP During Week   Decisions May Have Effect On Congress And 1948 Campaign

Sith Congress To Convene This Friday   Republicans Prepare To Organize Control of Houses

Internal Strife OF6.0.P.Is Near Showdown  May Have Impact On Legislation Of 8Oth Concress

(i. 0. P. FRICTION ON ORGANIZATION NEARS SHOWDOWN   Filling of Posts in Next Congress May Have Impact On Legislation and 1948 Race.   MOVE FOR HARMONY TO BE MADE MONDAY   Democrats Face Little Inter nal Strife — Barkley Unopposed for Senate Minority Leader.

Strife Within GOP Is Close To Showdown  Outcome May Affect Legislation of 80th Congress, 1948 Race

GOP Strife in Congress Heads For Showdown   May Have Impact on Legislation and ‘48 Campaign

Multitude of Problems Face New Congress   Republicans Seek te Iron Out Committee Pos? Differences

G.0.P.Blocs Approaching Showdown   Congress To Convene on Friday; Vital Issues Faced This Session.

Strife Hits. COP Ranks  In Congress   Senate And House Swirl To Showdown ‘Sametime This W eek

Barge Blows Up in N. Y. Harbor   Staten Island Ferry House Hit by Flames

House Group To Probe Further in Shipbuilding   Committee Through With Testimony From Kaiser; Florida Firm Next

BOTH PARTIES HAIL SLAUGHTER DEFEAT   See Feather In Administra: tion’s Cap

PAC Counts Scalps.of  Congressmen  CIO Group Claims Defeat Of 42 Members

UNIONS STEP UP ELECTION PLANS   CIO-PAC Claims Scalps Of 42 Members Of Congress; Housecleaning Urged

PAC and CIO Directors To Go Into Huddie on How to Get 6,000,000 CIO Members to Polls to Elect Liberal Congress.

School Tax For Red Springs  Is Given Big Vote   Red Springs: and Wakulla * Outvote Shannon “for : Supplementary.  Lev

School Tax For Red Springs Is Given Big Vote   Red Springs and Wakulla Outvote Shannon for Supplementary Levy. :

UNO POSTPONES GREECE ACTION   Soviets, British Hurl Charges in Heated Session

Nazi Security Police Leader Takes Stand   Kaltenbrunner Denies He Ordered Execution Of Jeseyph Morton

Hun Security Police Chief  Opens Defense   Begins Figh. For Life With Declaration “EI Know Hatred Of World Is Ti. reeted Acainst Me?

Ernest Kaltenbrunner Quails World's Hatred Against Him   Himmler Left Him to Face Society -

Police Head  Faces Trial   _ Kaltenbrunner Wi My Pake: Some Of Guilt

Kaltenbrunner ‘Pure In Heart   Says He’s Blamed For What ‘Big Shots’ Did

HOWARD HUGHES CRITICALLY HURT   Millionaire Manufacturer Is Given 50-50 Chance After Plane Crash

7  MOVIE PROD UCER, OIL MAN AND MANUFACTURER IN . SPECTACULAR ACCIDENT  AT BEVERLY HILLS

Texas Counties Vote Announced   : DALLAS, Aug. 3.—(?)—The positions of the leaders in the pas ernor's race remained unchanged   (Please see tabulation of vote hv counties on Page 7).

Four Dead In Bomber Crash   Plane Burns Following an Emergency Landing in Capital

Dairen Incident Is Discounted  By State Dept.   Official Ultimatum Not Given U. S. Ship, Press Officer Says —

Russian Action Is Clarified   No ‘Ultimatum’  Involved, Declared

No Official USSR Ultimatum Given U. 5. Naval Vessel  ussian Official Had Cas Of “Nerves,” Correspondent Reports

DAREN ISSUE IS NOW CLOSED   State Department Minimizes “Ultimatum” Given U. S. Vessel

Dairen Affair  Simmers Down   Russians Didn’t Deliver Uhimatum to U. 8. Shin

Soviel ‘Ultimatum’ Not Serious Affair   State. Department Says Order Apparently Not Official

No Ultimatum Involved in  Dairen Affair  ‘Garbled’ Report Is Clarified by  T¢ i" nun ne lfian arr

Dobson Stops Cards on Four Hits for 6-3 Red Sox Victory and a 3-2 Series Lead

Bosox Take Series Lead By 3to2   Cardinals Defeated In Fifth Game 6-3

LEFT WINGERS HOLD MAY DAY OBSERVANCE   Police Cuard. Against Violence In New York

OIL REFINERS ~ LEAD IN SALES   Top Major Industry Group For Total Volume In 2 Quarters Of ’45

Slavs Ask U.S. To Close Library   Charge Sources of Evil Propaganda

OPA Approves Price Increase  On Cafe Meals   U.S. Shuts Information Center _ At Belgrade Upon Request

Star Witness  Accuses Redin   Shipyard Engineer Tells How Russian Tried to Obtain Vital Data From Him

Shipyard Engineer Testifies in Redin Espionage Trial   Witness Tells Court How Russian Officer Cultivated Friendship

Four Known Dead In Blast That Demolishes Laundry   Undetermined Number of Workers Believed to Have  + Lost Lives in Greenville, S$. C.—About 100   are Treated for Injuries

FOUR KNOWN DEAD IN LAUNDRY BLAST   One Hundred Others Injured i: Terrific Explosion at Greenville, 8. C,

Four Known Dead, Scores  Hurt in Blast  Explosion Rips South Carolina  Tr t ferme

Slast in Laundry Kills at Least 4   Many Others Hurt In South Carolina

Four Killed, 100 Injured In Explosion  Others May Be Deac In Laundry Blast At Greenville, S. €

Four Dead, Over 100 Injured in Laundry Blast   One Repcrt Is South Carolina Explosion Took 11 Lives

4 DEAD, OVER 100 INJURED IN EXPLOSION   a acs cee ae aerate  Blast Wrecks Laundry Plant; Death Toll May Go Higher

ARMY ‘BUZZ BOMB’ PLANES. ARE PREDICTED IN FUTURE   SPEED OF THOUSANDS OF MILES PER HOUR BELIEVED POSSIBLE BY  ENGINEERS

Harold Nelson Listed as First To Go on Trial   State Executive Council Approves Recommendation of Rankin

ELDORA TRIALS WILL CONTINUE   =xecutive Council Approves Further Hearings

Be FAV VIAN RWI  Russian Reverses Only Surprise of Paris Peace Conference

‘New Proposal For ‘Reviving OPA Bill      Would Keep Controls Off Major Fooc Items for at Least 30 Days

OPA Bill in Life-or-Death Stage Today   Conferees Hold One Mor  Meeting in Attempt to Break Up Deadlock

SEE LITTLE HOPE FOR AGREEMENT “ON OPA MEASURE   Senate and House Conferees Still For Apart on ExJension ill

Senators Propose 30-Day Trial Period on Foods  Restore Controls On Major Items if

OPA Enters Alifeor — Death Stage   Congress Still in Deadlock as U.S. Enters Fourth Week Without Controls

Senators Propose  OPA Plan   Compromise May End Deadlock On Extension

Senate Has New Plan for OPA Revival   30 Day Exemption for Food Products Is Compromise Plan

Barkley, Taft Agree on Controls   Compromise Proposal Eliminate Curbs for 30-Day Period

Group Divided On Time Plan To Ban Contro!   Senate Suggests a 30-Day Delay But House Asks Aug. 15

—PRICE CONTROLS OPA Enters Life-Death Stage Today  House Wants Meat And Milk Ceilings

Food Controls Would Remain Off 30 Days   No Indication Committee Will Accept

"We're In The Money, State Sings As Generat Fund Hits New High: Balance Of $18 Million

Texas State Government Is Now Taking ‘In More Money Than Is Being Expended

TEXAS GOVERNMENT GETS OUT OF THE RED "We're In The Money,’” State Sings As General Fund Hits New High: Balance Of $18 Million

Night Club Clced But Band Plays For FiteVeeks Just Recause Ownes Like Music

Probers Learn Of’ Red’ Activities   Former Communist Editor Testifies Before House Group

_— BXPENT OF RUSS SPY ACTIVITIES GROWING — Budenz Charge Conservative

CLAIMS SOVIET SECRET POLICY AT WORK INU, S.       Charges Substantially Same As Made In Canadian Probe

Understatement Gf Year. ; 7 7 Claims Russian: Aor  Police At Work In U.S:

WIRING BLAMED IN CHICAGO FIRE   Police Hunt $20,000 Ir Property Lost By LaSalle Guests

THREE NAZIS WILL BE CONDUCTED OUT OF AMERICAN ZONE   Acquitted Leaders to be Escort ed to British Zone to Pre: vent Their Arrest

;  'Nazis Acquitted By Tribunal  ‘To Be Given Safe Conduct To; British Zone By Americans’

Acquittal Has Adverse Effect on Plans to Try Nazi Industrialists

Freed Nazis Will Be Taken To British Zone By Yankee Escort In Next Few Hours

—GERMANS— Acquitted Nazis Go . To Hamburg  To Have America Milttarew Feenvt

GI's TO ESCORT FREED NAZIS T0 BRITISH SECTOR   American Soldiers to Take Germans on Secret Route to Hamburg

Safe Conduct Guaranteed 3 Germans   To Be Escorted To British Zone

Freed Nazis Are Protected From Arrest   U, S. Forbids Germans =To Arrest Them, “Grants Their Wish for ’ Transfer.

ACQUITTED NAZIS TO GO INTO BRITISH ZONE  News Blackout Veils 11 Condemned

Nazi Leaders Acquitted to British Zone   Guaranteed Safe Conduct in the American Zone

Acquitted Nazis Will Be Escorted To British Zone   Guaranteed Immunity To Denazification on ‘Temporary Basis

__ ESCORT: —  Men Going To British Zone   Departure Time And Route Veiled In Mystery

Acquitted Nazis To Be Escorted To British Zone  Protection Given Only Until Three l aave LIS Dietrict

STUDENT HERO OF HOTEL FIRE FREEL   Broke Wiridow Ta Get Drugs fae Winercatf Victims

Monday Trial Set for Tojo, 25 Ex-Aides   Defense of Japan’s War Criminals Aims ‘At Legality Challenge

Jap War Trials Start on Monday  "Show" Destined to Last Over Six Months

Tokyo Trials Open Monday   Tojo, 25 Others, to Face . JLNatien Tribunal

WAR CRIMINALS TO APPEAR FOR TRIAL MONDAY   Court Will Hear Defense ot Tojo, 25 Otker Jap Leaders During Session

Trial of Jap War Leaders Scheduled To Begin Monday  Proceeding Against Tojo and Associates

26 Japs Go On Trial for War Crimes   Dramatic Show Starting  Monday Expected To Run for Months.

BLACK MARKET IN MEAT SEEN   OPA Plans Swift Action To Fight Illegal Markets, Price Violations

Meat Famine Due In Two-Ten Days If Strike Stays   OPA Estimates 80% Will Not Be on Markets; On Vigilance

OPA Set to Swat Any Black Market: Arising in Meat  Seen as Offering Ouick Profits at High Prices

OPA Prepared  Strangthens Staff As   Strangthens Staff As Faars of Hleyal _Dealing in M- i  hitewecheee

Committee To "Handle Labor Agitators” Formed By Veterans Group At Capital

SLUGGING KILLS TOLEDO WOMAN   Maid, 16, Surrenders But Denies Complicity in Crime

TOLEDO WOMAN I$ MURDERED      oe 1 - & WIFE OF PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN BEATEN TO DEATH— 'TEEN-AGE MAID QUES- * TIONED

Await Result Of Autopsy In Sleep Deaths   Mrs. Lockman, Suspected Dupont Poisoner, Asserts Innocence; First Body Exhumed for Tests.

State Autopsy Results Awaited   Mrs. Lottie Lockman Maintains Innocence  As One Body Exhumed

Woman Suspect In Five Deaths  Housekeeper Hel’ For Investiqations

TEMPERATURES   Poison Suspect At Madison, Ind Freed On Bond   62-Year-Old Woman, Accused Of Plot, Asserts Innocence

Truman Veto Threatens If Bill Passes   Crucial Vote Scheduled This Afternoon May End Meat Price Control.

TAFT AMENDMENT APPRO' YESTERDAY; BILL WOUL MEAT, EGG, MILK PRICIN

SENATE VOTES TODAY ON.OPA   MEASURE LEAVES OUT MAIN PRICE. . POWERS

Czech Doctor Says Nazis Visited Camp   Swift Reaction Follows Identification

DACHAU VISITORS NAMED BY DOCTOR   Czech Points Out Top Nazis As “Honor Camp” Callers

KING RETURNS TO GREECE TOMORROW  Awuwseval Ya.   Arrival Is Overshadowed By Cabinet Crisis

Ary Orders D Discharge Of 300,000 Enlisted Men  Advances Up to 6 Months

ARMY ADVANCES DISCHARGE DATES   SERVICE OF 300,000 ENLISTED MEN TO BE REDUCED UP TO SIX MONTHS,

Empty Seatfle Apartments To Be Shut Down   Threat-Of Spread Is Heard; VFW Accoilina Move

Seattle Landlords Strike Against Rent Controls; ‘Others May Join Move

ESSENTIAL USERS — TO GET SERVICE   OPA. Action Foreshedows Die» Fut In Eastern Part Of ations" Rail Picture Dark

CARDINALS  GATHERING AT VATICAN   Last ‘of. Four New. Amer. Cardinals  To Arrive Today

Two Killed, 9 Hurt In Nitro Explosion   Blast Wrecks Main Plant of Corporation at Charleston

Blast Shatters Plant At Nitro  Three Killed, Eight Others Are Injured

“His Happiness Was Worth Sacrifice”  Loss Of Pony To Break Heart Of Invalid Son, Mother Says

Anti-Strike Bill Passed by Big Majority Today   Vote Delayed in House Because Of Technicality

CASE BILL PASSED BY MARGIN OF 102 VOTES AS TRUMAN PLAN. SUBSTL  TUTE   Wediation Roird

Russian Press Booms Churchill ‘As No. 1 Enemy   Say He Wants War

Soviet Children Told Churchill No. One Enemy   British Imperialists Seeking New Colonies, Russian Papers Claim

CHARGE BRITISH GRAB COLONIES   Soviet Press Pictures Churchill  As ‘Sworn Enemy’

@ PAUL MALLON-—  ee  No Man Without Influence in Neu Struggle of Civilization

Judge States UMW Mistaken In Not Waiting   Real Issue Whether Lewis Had Right To Break Off Contract, Goldsborouah Savs

MORNING SESSION OCCUPIED BY ARGUMENTS OF LAWERS TO HAVE ACTION WITHDRAWN   ‘Judge Goldskerough Declares Mine Union Chief and  His Workers Are Guilty if Proven They Disregarded Citation Accinst Walkout   GENERAL COUNSEL OF A. F. L. HELPS DEFENSE

Lewis Disputes Court Rights In Contempt Trial   Cites Congressional Act In Opening Arguments

Goldsborough Not Influenced By Union Claim   Court Disregards Norriss  LaGuardia Act Trying UMW Boas.

Injunction Act Not To Sway Final Decision   Guilty Of Contempt If Proved Coal Order Disregarded, Says Judge:

Judge Refutes Union Claim That UMW Chief Had Right To Defy Restraining Order   Morning Session of Mine Leader's Triaf Taken Up With Argument of Union Lawyers; Court Sees Anarchy if Court Order Iqnered

Attorney for Lewis  Argues Operation of Mines Not Sovereign Government Function

Counsel (Queries Federal Attitude On Iniunctions   Right To Try Leader Of = Miners. Is Challenged By -Defense Lawyer

Claims Miners Are Guilty Of Contempt If It’s Proved They Snubbed Order ©

UMW and AFL Lawyers Fail To Ge: Dismissal of Contempt Charges   No One Can Disobey Restraining Order, Is Goldsborough’‘s Claim as Legal Fight Opens

 —CONTRACT DISPUTE IN COURT— Government's Right 'To Cite Boss Of UMW For  Contempt Is Challenged  Joseph Padway. AFL General Counsel.

Government Proof  Of Defiance Enougt   Goldsborough Says Restraining Order Cannot Be Disregarded— Would Mean ‘Anarchy’

Declares No One Can Disobey A Court Order   Not To Be Influenced By Union Claim That Order Violated Norris-LaGuardia Act

Cites Act Of Congress To  Goldsborough   Attorney Fer UMW Boss Invokes Norris-LaGuardia Aci In Argument For Dismissal   Promises To Be_  Historic Battle   Lewis Sits Stolidly At Pro.  ceedings Behind Bat tery of UMW Union  T owe:

Goldsborough Holds Firm; Coal Walkout  In Violation   Judge Indicates Norris-LaGuardia Act Will Not Influence Him; Court Says Restraining Order Means Restraint

Says Lewis Should Have Held Off for Judicial Decision   Arguments for Dismissal of Contempt Citation Begin Today

Very Great Mistake Made By U. M. W.., Federal Judge Declares As Trial Opens  MINE OPERATION   Not Sovereign Function Of Government, Lewis’ Attorneys State

Judge Tells Lewis ‘Miners Have Made “Very Grave Mistake’   Finer Points of Law Are Argued Before Judge in United Stetes Court

Counsel Declares Terms Of Contract Were Not Complied With By U. S.

STATE BUDGET BATTLE LOOMS IN LEGISLATURE   No Agreement Reached On Fiscal Problems  In Detroit Conclave

LEGISLATIVE FIGHT LOOMS OVER TAXES   Following Meeting ‘Of Sigler with — His Legislators

Streetcar Men Decide To Go Back On Jobs   -Pittshurgh AFL Trolley men Vote To End 18 Day T.avoff Immediately,

OPA Announces Rise In Cigaretfe Prices      Increase Granted Due to Jump in Manufacturing Costs

CIGARETTE. PRICES INCREASED BY OPA   RETAILERS AND MANUFACTURERS TO CHARGE MORE, BEGINNING TODAY.

Ceiling Prices Raised on Some Cigarettes  Applies to Cartons, . Vending Machines.   Applies to Cartons, Vending Machines, Multiple-Pack Sales

LIFT CEILINGS ON CIGARETTES   OPA Permits Increases For Multiple Pack, Vending Machine Sales

Price Ceiling On Cigarettes  Raised by OPA   Carton, Machine And Multiple-Pack Sales Are Affected

Wide Variety Of Tragedies Nofed Monday  Seventeen Others Reported Hurt

Wide Variety Of Tragedies Nofed Monday   Seventeen Others Reported Hurt After Mishaps

Storm. Threat “May Postpone A-Bomb Test:   Tropical Front Change: Course, Covers Entire Island Group

Atom Bomb Set To Blast At 5:35 P. M.   Secrecy Maintained In Placing Bomb In Bikini Lagoon

UNDERWALEN ering Blandy Signals ‘Go Ahead’ - Qn A-Bomb Test Today

‘First Atomic Bomb Blast Undersea Will Be Held ‘Today   Last-Hour Preparations Made Under Wartime Secrecy; Adm. Blandy Gives Go-ahead Signal for Explosion

“Farth’s First Undersea Atomic Blast Set for 3:35 Today on Bikini Lagoon

Blandy Gives Go-Ahead for Atomic Test   Last-Minute Plans For Blast Carried Out In Wartime Secrecy; Weather Is Checked

Blast Scheduled At 3:35 O'Clock CST  Second A-Bomb Test Set At Bikini Today

UNO COMMISSION LEAVES LONDON TO SELECT U. S. SITE   Will Pick Location For Permanent Home For Peace Organization.

SIX HEAD FOR U:S. TO PICK : UNOSITE   Seek 40.or 50 Sa. Miles. Near New York or Boston.

Delegation Leaves London In Search Of UNO Home-Site   FDR Estate Holds Top Spot; Dozen Others On List

MONETARY CONFERENCE NEARS END   Russia Not Expected to’ Join World Bank

Millions Of Americans Are  Saying It With Votes Today   Political Hue  Next President  Cooking Today

Report Reds, British Arms on Iran Border   Premier Worried Over Rumored Russian Movements In North, British Decision to Move Troops Into Basra

Report Soviet Army Massing  Say 15-20 Divisions On Iranian Border

Reds Reported Massing Men   15 To 25 Divisions Are Along Araxes River

Russian Troops Are  Rumored Massing  Observers Place 25 Divisions Near lran

Russian Men Said Near Iran Border   Official Claims Between 15 and 25 Divisions Are Massing on Northern Frontier at Present

Soviet Troop: Poise on Iran Border  eeeweawre   Red Divisions Mass Menacingly; Tass Denies Move

RED FORCE PLACED AT 115.000 MER   Position Given as Near Rail and Highway Lines Leading Inte Azerbaijan Province.   TALK STIRRED. AS TO PURPOSE   Ala Believes They May Bring Pressure on Teh ~ yan or on-Turks in Dardanelles Row.

RUSSIAN TROOPS AT IRAN BORDER   Reported Near Railhead, --Highway Into Azerbajiar

Russians Mass Troops Along  Iranian Border   Typieal Red “Aviny Moun tain Units Number Pow sibly as Many as 115,.  060 Soldiers.   Premier Qayam Is Greatly Concerned   Reds Deployed Near Head of Rail and Highway - Lines Leading lo. Averhaijan

Russian Troops Mass Near Iran Frontier  Qavam ‘Concerned Over Reports of Soviet Movements

Russians Have Man) Troops Massed  On Iranian Frontier  Official Source Says 25 Divisions May Be in Position Now

Russia Massing Divisions Along Iranian Frontier   Report Tells of Red Army Mountain Units; TASS Makes Denial

Russian Troops  Mass Near Tran Frontier  Qavain ‘Concerned’ Over Reports of

95 Soviet Divisions  Off Iran   Troop Deployments Reported by Officia! Source in Tehran

Say Force Of 115,000 Deployed   Russians Deny Report; Purpose of Move Is Not Determined

Soviet Troops  Mass Near lran  15-25 Divisions Reported Near Northern Border

COST OF LIVING IS EXPECTED 10 GO UP SHARPLY   Leaders Plead For “Hold The Line’’ Poticy; Congress Plunges Into New Price Control Battle: Outcome Unpredictable.

Prices Start Climbing; Issue Hold Line Pleas   Hikes Expected in Sugar, Meat, Milk: Reaction of Congress to Veto Awaited

tenorts Indicate Immediate Increase In All Prices Altho Caution Is Uraeec

PRICE OF FOODS STARTS UP AS OPA DIES IN U. S.   Predict Costs of Meat, Milk Sugar to Soar Higher Immediately

INCREASE IN FOOD PRICES IS FORESEEN   Industry Leaders Plead for ‘Hold The Line’ Policy

Immediate Rise in Prices of Several Food Items Coming   Industrial Leaders Plead for “Hold the Line”  Policy in Prices

Say Meat, Milk, Sugar Prices  Due For Climb   Big Chains Promise To Hold Levels; Famine Prices To Stay Down

Food Prices To  Soar In Nation   Predict Meat, Milk And Sugar Will Be Increased At Once

Price Of Food To Rise Immediately, Reports Indicate   Meat, Milk and Other Food Items To Cost More Effective at Once.

Price Hikes Predicted: For Meat, Milk, Sugar; Other Prices Stable

ALLIED TROUBLE IN AUSTRIA ‘ "Soviets Take Everything As German Assets,” Clark Says .

Lewis Don’t Want Treaty  Say Owners   UMW Head Is Abseni From Coal Parley; No Progress Seen

OPERATORS SAY UMW BLOCKING NEW CONTRACT   Lewis Absents Himself From Conference On  Third Strike Day

Lewis Absent From Meefing   Mine Operators Charge Union With Blocking Contract Agreement

COAL PARLEY NEGOTIATORS ARE BLOCKED   Little Progress Is Made Toward Strike Settlement

PUERTO RICO FACING CRISIS. AS FOOD SUPPLIES DWINDLE   GOVERNOR ASKS THAT ARMY TRANSPORTS BE USED TO OFFSET TIEUP CAUSED BY MARITIME STRIKE

ERITISI€ AND INDIAN AUTHORITIES SEEK TO CRUSH 'NEW WAVE OF VIOLENCE

Russian Hits U. S. Council Member For Remarks on Labor Policy for Jans   Criticizes His Attitude

Hal Boyle Revisits Scene of Siege of Cassino, and Finds It All But Forgotten

‘Revisiting Scene of Battle, Boyle  \Lives Again the Agony of Cassino

A-BOMB WILL NOT CAUSE HUGE WAVE BY BLAST   But Scientists Do Expect Minor Sea Disturbance in Under-Water Test

SAILORS, CIVILIANS INVOLVED   Huge Theff Ring Is Smashed; Property Stolen From Ships

a ees eee VAR _ SAILORS, CIVILIANS INVOLVED  ~ Huge Theft Ring Is Smashed; Property Stolen From Ships

Navy Smashes Thett Ring at Orange, Texas   Huge Cache Is Discovered On Farm in Newton County

Accused, Believed Mentally lil By Belle Vernon Troopers, Mourns For Lost Wife Today   IRONIC TURN IN CASE SEEN IN FIRE SIORY

—MISSING—  Search For Lake Boat  Believe Cruiser  Caught In Squall

~ $o Sorry, Ladies Can’t Give Recipe of Truman's Favorite Chile; Just Tastes

Fire Prevention Week Puts Extra Stress On Need for Watchfulness in Every Home

Jet Plane Flies Between New York & Washington In Only 29-Minutes Time

Tabs Capital As  New York Suburb   Avny Jet Plane “Shoots” Distance Between Cities Tn Less Than Half Hour

Proposal to Limit Reviv: ed opa to Rent Contro Fails, Dozen Senator: Supporting.

CONTROLS ARE STRIPPED FROM REVIVAL BILL   GRAIN AND TOBACCO CEILINGS TOSSED INTO DISCARD

Other Items Given Special Treatment   Senate Downs Move To Hold OPA Power To Rent Control

Argues Revival  Into Morning    Proposal Beaten Was One That On colt With Rent Controls; Exempt Grain. Tobacco 

Grain, Tobaceo Exempt from Price Ceilings   Roll Call Vote Defeats Proposal to Restrict Power to Rent Control; Fund Request Cut

Bevin Blunt On Reds And Palestine   Refuses To Put 100;000 Jews In Holy Land and Tells Rus ~-sia-to. Cooperate, On Peace. Or Elze-———

Bevin Says Britain Can't:Handle Palestiaid:Crisis Alone: W IbBolt: Peace Pafley If Talks Boy DoWn>

ENGLAND’S BEVIN COMES CLOSE TO OUT-BLUNTING SELF IN TWO MAIOR STATEMENTS WEDNESDAY

STRIKE IN GLASS PLANTS AVERTED   Partial Agreement Reached. Union Official Reports

Chinese Forces to Keep Out of ‘Safety Zone’ as Designated by Agreement

ee ee eee eee  CHINA DRIVE TO OBSERVE PACT   Offensive On Dairen To Stop Short Of Russian Zone

Dairen Port City Will Be Exempt From Manuevering  Commander to Abid By Treaty Which ~ ‘Keeps Military Out

C10 and AFL Showaown Looms   Pittsburgh Fight May Develop Into Big Siruggle

LAWYERS GET PAPERS READY IN AGREEMENT   PROGRESS REPORTED MADE WITH BOSS JOHN L. LEWIS

Hopetul Signs Seen As Lewis ~— AndKrua Meet   Report Attorneys Are Preparing Draft For Anreaement

Indications Are Lawyers Readying Draft   Stoppage in Mines Is Reported Virtually Complete

Attorneys for Both Sides Are Reported ‘Busy’   Believe Signs Point to Preparation of Contract Draft

Meantime — Digging Stops In The Mines.   Secretary  Kr ug Announces “Some” Progress Has Been -Made Toward An Agreement With Boss Lewis

SIGNS INDICATE A NEW CONTRACT IS BEING DRAWS   Interior Secretary Krug Reports “Some Progress” Made in Move to Settle Dispute With Lewis.   PARLEYS ARE HELD THROUGHOUT THE DAY   Lawyers Go Into Session and Such Action Is Seldom Taken Unless There Has Been  a Meeting of Minds.

Krug Reports Some Progress  After Parley   Lawyers Said to Be Preparing Draft of Actual Accord; Much Optimism Expressed

Indications Are Contract  Is in Making   Krug Is Cautious. Lewis Silent, but Solons Are Hopeful

Indications Are That Agreement To End Stoppage Is Being Drawn   Secretary of Interior Krug Reports ‘Some Progress Made   LAWYERS ARE CALLED INTO CONFERENCE   Shutdown of Mines, Interrupted by Truce, Is Again Complete

LAWYERS ARE SUMMONED 10 NEGOTIATIONS   Observers of Opinion That Contract May Be Made Soon

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Lawyers Work Over Results Of Negotiations   Krug Schedules Another Meeitng On Issues Today

AGREEMENT IN COAL STRIKE IS BELIEVED NEAR   Krug Reports That “Some Progress” Was Made At Conferences Monday   ANOTHER SESSION IS SET THIS MORNING

Lawyers Called In To Draft Strike Ending Agreement   Termination Of Coal Stoppage Seen As Krug Announces ‘Some Progress’ Made Toward Compact With John L. Lewis’ Miners

Peace Dratt May Be In  Preparation  - oagaprasases flalinad Fm   Lawyers Called In After Krug Reports ‘Some Proevress’

‘Some Progress Made,’ Krug Says After Parley; Actual Contract Is Near

‘Progress’ Is Report From Meet   Attorneys Will Be Busy, Krug Tells Reporters

Newsmen Told Agreement Is  Being Drafted   Stoppage in Mines Virtually Complete—Lewis and Aides Tired and Unhappy as Long Con.  foraneac  rn

Two U. S. Correspondent:  Missing in Greece \Reported on Way Out

Student and Labor Group Taking Over   Revolutionists Hang Villarroel Twice, Parade Lifeless Body Through Streets After Battle

Bolivian Uprising Brings New Regime as President Dies   Revolutionists String Villarroel Up, Drape Body Over Tank

News Day And Nighi   Chiet Executive lhrown From Palace, Then Hanged On Lamppost  Radv Te Paraded      Body Is Paraded > ‘Through Street   Many Of President's Col laborators Die With Him In Bloody Purge

Student, Labor Revolutisnists Take Over Bolivie   Military Clique Is Overthrown After Bloody 4-Day Fight in La Pez

President Killed As Rebels Seize Rule in Bolivia   College Leaders, Siudents Stage Uprising; Bestore Suspended Civil Liberties

Bolivian Rebels © Win   ‘Street Fighting Ends After President Is Killed; People Promised Renewed Freedom

Revolationists In Power In Bolivia   President Villorreal Hanged and Nude Body Is Paraded   BLOODY STREET FIGHT   Dean of Court, Acting President, Promises  Elections

BOLIVIA GETS NEW LEADERS   Crowds Drape Body Of President On Tank In 4Dav Revelitinn

Bloody Revolt Ends in Bolivia   Government Leaders Meet Macabre Deaths

Ace PRESIDENT   lifeless Body of Former Leader Paraded Through  : Clty an teak

Set Up New Government   Bloody Uprising Overthrows ‘Strong Arm’ Set Up; Villaroel Had Planned  To Flee

Rebels Assume Rule In  Bolivia   NewRegimeSlated To Call Election Under Monje

Ruler Killed By lrate Mob In Capital   Half-Naked Body Paraded Through Streets

New Regime Takes Control; 2,000 Casualties   Leader Is Thrown Bodily From Palace; Assassination Ends Four-Day Revolutior

2,000 Dead, Wounded As Student, Labor Factions Take Bolivia Government

REVOLUTIONISTS SEIZE CONTROL OF GOVERNMENT   REPORT 2,000 PERSONS KILLED OR WOUNDED IN BLOODY UPRISING

THE GOVERNMENT OF BOLIVIA WAS TAKEN OVER TODAY   By Students and Revolutiong ists Following Assassination of President.   HANGED TO LAMPPOST   Was Then Paraded Lifeless and Naked Through the Streets.

2,000 Killed Or Injured in Street Fighting   Student and Labor Revolutionists Take Over Rule of Nation

President Is Slain During A-Day Clash  2,000 Are Killed, Wounded In Battle

Sharpest Attack On Klan Made it Its Birthplace  Modern KKK Born in Cants in 1015

United States Of Europe, Plea Of Churchill   Declares Only Aid Of U. S In World War Prevented Return To ‘‘ Dark Ages’’   THANKFUL ONLY U. S. HAS A-BOMB

UNITED GROUP IS ADVOCATED  BY CHURCHILL   FORMER PRIME MINISTER FAVORS UNITED STATES OF EUROPE AS STEP TO _... .WARD FUTURE PEACE

CHURCHILL CALISFORUS OF FUROPE   International Disturbances  Plan To End   3y ROBERT W. WADSWORTH linternational News Service Staff Correspnodent

Former Premier Pays Tribute to U.S. War Effort   Aid Prevented Return to Dark Ages, He Says

URGES PLAN 10 END PERENNIAL DISTURBANCES   Says U. S. War Aid Prevented Return of Dark Ages

Churchill Asks United ‘Europe   .First Recreation Step Named Partnership of France. Germany

SCOTLAND YARD ASKS U.S. HELP IN GEM THEFTS   Daring Thieves Take $12,000 From Radio Singer’s Home:

U. S. Sleuths Moving To Crack Baffling British Gem Thefts   Loot for Last 12 Days Nears Half-Million Mark; Detectives Say ‘American Touch’ Seen In Jobs: 15 Suspects Held

SWIFT RAIDS _ WERE STAGED -- IN ENGLANI   AMERICAN MILITARY POLICE . OPERATIVES PICKUP EIGH: TEEN MEN SUSPECTED  - OF ROBBERIES

New Draft To Dig Deep   Only Minimum Number Of Key Workers To Qualify For Deferment

WILL DEFER KEY MEN   Selective Service Exempts Builders, Professors and Others

APPROVES JOHN STEELMAN   Senate Acta on His Nomination as Reconversion Director

Martin Warns of Overconfidence   Appeals to All GOP Workers to Get Busy In Last Week

Heiress Freed: Her€ Companion  To Be Released   Pair Found Living in Rooming House After NaHiouwide Scareh for Detroit Student

MALT HEIRESS IS RELEASED   ‘Boy Friend’ On Bus Trip Is Also Freed From Custody

ANTT-BRITISH RIOTS FLARE   Ten Are Reported Killec In Renewed Disorders In Alexandria

Anti-British Riots Kall 10  In Alexandria   Strike Results in Cessation of All <« Activity in Cairo

NEW CAR GOAL IS CUT IN TWO   Factories Head For Auto Production Record Despite Shortages

Auto Production For 46 Ouly Hall Of the Forecast   Commercial Vehicle Production, However,  Will Hit New Mark

‘AUSTRALIAN ACCUSES RUSSIA ATTEMPTING TO ‘USE PRESSURE’   Declares Australia Will Not Be Intimidated By Soviet

‘LOT OF LYING’ AT CONFERENCE BEASLEY SAYS   AUSTRALIAN SPOKESMAN DECLARES SOVIET TRIES TO CHOKE OFF DEMANDS FOR  "INFORMATION

PEACEMAKERS SQUABBLE AGAIN   Aussie, Russian Square off In Verbal Bout

C.1 O-P A C. Takes Drubbing at Polls in  California’s First Postwar Primary Election   Study of Activities in Three States Gives Left-Wing Political Faction One Victory

EARL WARREN BOCM OPENED IN WASHINGTON   PAC Suffers Three Major Defeats, Wins in One

Study of Activities in Three States Gives Left-Wing Political Faction One Victory

Solons To Probe RFC Bookkeeping   Laxity in System Is Charaed by Comptroller

Lax Bookkeeping Complaints Are Leveled at REC   Congress May Look At Multi-Billion  Agency’s Accounts

RFC s Spending May Be Checkec   Congress Proposes Investigation of Bookkeeping Laxity

RFC Bookkeeping Is Criticized After Comptroller Audi   Congress Asked to Investi. gate; No Irregularities Found, However

Charges RFC Bookkeeping Is Slipshod   Congressional Inquiry Promised; No Fraud Involved, Report

RFC ACCUSED OF LAX METHOD IN ACCOUNTING   U. S. Comptroller Turns Audit Over to Congress

Congress to Investigate RFC Accounts   Comptroller Claims Bookkeeping by Govt. Agency is Hazy

Ticket-Making Parley. Called By Democrats   Democratic Leaders of State to Meet in Harrisbura, February 7

POPPPDIASPPPEPPPOAMISS  Ticket-Making Parley Called by Democrats

YANK POLICEMEN WOUNDED IN ROME   ltalians Attack. Soldiers Es cortina. Girle

TAFT ANSWERS / TRUMAN SPEECH   Says President Champions Left-Wing Program

TRUMAN BACKS LEFT-WING IDEAS TART CHARGES   Blisters President's Claim Congress Stalls On Program

Says President Following CIO   Senator Lashes Back Sharply in Reply to Charges Against Congress

TAFT MAKES. "ATTACK UPON. TRUMAN PLAN   REPUBLICAN SENATOR = DE. CLARES PRESIDENT "45  “ILL-CONSIDES ED" LEFT  WING PROGRAM - 

Sen. Taff Flays Truman Program   Policies Originate With CIO, Communists, Claim

Rep. Reece Backed AsNewG.0.P.Head   Tennessee Legislator [i Veteran Member of National Commillee

6.0, P, BACKS REECE FOR CHAIRMAN SPOT   Tennessean Gathers Support For National Post

Dewey’s Speech Seek: State Labor Support   Demos Name McElroy Campaign Manager, Reject Support by Reds

Phone Tieup Seen; Electric Strike Beoun   Sympathy Walkout Is _ Expected; Street Workers Next

Flectrical Labor out on Strike   Stamford, Conn. Tied up Today by Mass Demonstration

Fear Spread Ot Strikes  Over Nation   Stamford Threatened With Paralysis In City-Wide Strike

PEMPLOYES ARE OUT ON STRIKE   Telephone Workers May Walk Out In Sympathy

Phone Makers’ Walkout Is Started Today   Sympathy Walkout Of Operating Staffs  Seen ‘Certain’   WARNING IS GIVEN   Anderson States That Meat Supply May Be Curtailed

U. S. BESET BY THREATS OF NEW STRIKES   Electrical, Steel, Meat Co. Workers Pian Walkouts

Phone Employe: Across Nation May Quit, Too   General Strike Starts in Stamford: ClO Leaders Meet

Fear Spread May Tie Up Telephones On Nationwide Basis   About 17,500 Workmen Walk Out Of 21 Plants In New York - New Jersey Area Promptly at 11:00 A. M.: More Scheduled To Follow.

NEW STRIKE THREATS HIT NATION STEEL, MEAT PACKING WORKERS VOTE TO. QUIT

RECORDINGS OF HIS SPY DEALINGS ARE READ BACK TO RUSSIAN IN HIS ESPIONAGE TRIAL

SURVEY SHOWS EMPLOYES ARE READY TO QUIT   INDICATIONS POINT TO PARA. LYZING STRIKE UNLESS . BROTHERHOOD HEADS CANCEL THEIR ORDERS

GOVERNMENT FEARS RAILROADS WILL HALT   Strike is Scheduled to Become Effective Today at 4 P. M.

U.S. Asks 5% Less Hogs, 12% Less Poultry As Means Of Saving Grain For Famine Areas

Will Consider Hospital Sites   Three VA Inspectors Will Visit This Section Next Week

Mercury Hits Low of 27 at Decorah Today   35 Degrees Below Zero in Minnesota

Scientists Hear Talks on Peace  _ International Grour _ Holds Conference

‘One World’ Unity Goal Of Scientists   Delegates Would Qutlaw Discoveries From Use ;  In War

Announcer Dies In Plane Crash   Was Over Golf Course ‘So the Story Goes’

DELEGATIONS TO ASSEMBLY EYE ELECTION   Foreign Diplomats Move  Inte Second Day's Work  Keeping Discreet Silence Ore Balloting   HIGHT OVER TRIESTE!

Trieste Is Still An Issue   Question Bobs Up Again in First Big Four. Session in  Italy Treaty Talks

Diplomats Are Eyeing Today’ U.S. Election  Ministers Move Into ) Second Day

All: Eyes Are On U.S. Flections      "Sharp Ba Set omy te  ’ on Voting   ” FOREIGN POLICY  SAME   » Trieste Issue ‘Is as , Treaty Drafts Are . ‘Discussed

Big 4 Watch US. Election For Trends   See Little Basie Change-— Spain on Azenda

Diplomats of Other Nations Eye Elections   Big Four Ministers Move into Second Day’s Work on Peace Treaties for Europe   Molotov Agrees.

Election Watched For Foreign Policy Shift  Oe a oat Tee ee ao TA rn ey ee ee Seer ee Wy se TF an as es, wn a i ere ee a

Diplomats Watching U.S. Election While ~ Peace Job Goes On   Many Expect No Major Changes If GOP is Today’s Winner

Attitude Towards Reds. . However, Stirs Some Speculation on Elections

Diplomats Watch U. §. Elections Ver Closely for Changes   Work on Treaties Goes On; Squabble Seen on U.N. Site  =. emeaiseasn a8 esi LIF ALaAsIe SS

Diplomats Match U. $. Elections   Molotov Expected to Stage Last Ditch Fight for Trieste

DIPLOMATS EYE ELECTIONS, BUT DECLINE GUESS   Foreign Visitors Don’t Believe Nation’s Policies Will Change Much

Foreign Diplomats Eye U. S. Elections; Big Four Head For Fight ‘On Trieste Issue   U.N. Assembly Appears To Be Headed For Fight Over Selection Of Permanent Home

U. 5. Election Being Scannec by Diplomats   Foreigners Watch for Possible Effect on American Policy

UN Leaders Watch Way US . Votes   Present Policies Held Suf. ficiently Bi-Partisan To Rule Out Changes

Diplomats Keep Eye OnElection   U. S. Election Returns Awaited By Statesmen

Silent Lookout Is Kept By U.N.   Diplomats Watch American Vote Closely

UN Discreetly  Watches Vote  Little Major Policy Change Expected

Scch Agreement On Italmn Treaty; Foreign Diplomats Eye U.S. lection.

Foreign Diplomats Keep Close Watch On Today's Voting   Molotov to Fight for Special Privileges for Yugoslavia at Trieste

Foreign Diplomats Are Engrossed In U.S. Election   Silent Watch Being Kept to Determine Whethe: American Policies Might Be Changed « ,ould Balance of Power in Congress Shift

World Diplomats Watch Elections   Foreign Policy To Change Little, View

FOREIGN ENVOYS EYE ELECTIONS   Big Four Diplomats Silent On Congressional Balloting   RUSSIAN FIGHT SEEN

DIPLOMATS OF WORLD WATCH U.S. ELECTION   Congressional Races Arouse Speculation on Future American Stand

UN Diplomats Watch Results At Polls Today   Presem U. S. Foreign Policy Sufficiently Bipartisun to Rule Out Major Changes   Speculate Over Diplomacy Trend   Big Four Ministers Meet Again With Molotos In Fighting Mood For Yugoslavia

PERT VRETES  Federal Election Is Eyed   Foreign Diplomats Discreetly Watch Congressional Issue

Foreign Chiefs Keeping Eye On U.S. Elections   ® Results, However, Not Expected To Effect  Foreign Policy.

Election In Nation Eyed By Diplomats   Big Four Foreign Ministers Head for Fight On Trieste

Diplomats Are Fyeing Today’: U.S. Election   Ministers Move Into Second Day Of Negotiations

Diplomats Eye U; S. Elections As ‘Big Four’  Resume Talks   Last-Ditch Fight By Molotov Seen On Trieste Issue

Foreign Diplomats Watch Elections   Results Not Expected to Bring Maior Chanae in U.5. Policies

Diplomats Eye U.S. Elections   Speculate on Post-Election Trends of American Diplomacy

U. N. Diplomats Keep Close Watch On U. S. Election  May signet  Some  i GE ia aie sila dil aees   May Signal Some Few Small Changes In Foreign Policy

DIPLOMATS OF WORLI VIEW U. 8, ELECTION AS TALKS CONTINUE  FOREIGN MINISTERS TO MEET AGAIN TUESDAY; TN. SESSIONS GO ON

Aviation Leaders Gather in Butte for Parley  Business Sessions of Planning

Aviation Leaders Gather in Butte for Parley   Business Sessions of Planning Group Open Today

Dewey Proposes Pay Raises for  State Employes   Annual Message Will Urge Appropriation of Additional $5,000,000   45,000 WORKERS TO BE AFFECTED   Increases Ranging from ‘Four to Ten Percent Will Be Advocated

Doolittle’s "Gripe Board” Would Erase Army's Social Dividing Line  { t

WOULD ELIMINATE DISCRIMINATION Sweeping Changes In Setup In Army Recommended By Board

Gripe Board Would Ban Inequalities   Caste System Probe Suggestions to Be Heeded, Army Says

DOOLITTLE BOARD WOULD BAN CASTES, DROP TERMS TArPrtCeER’ ‘ENLISTED MAN

Doolittle Board Would Ban Castes, Drov Terms ‘Officer, ‘Enlisted Man

U.S. Army to Cast Cut All Distinetions  Doolittle Cammittee   Doolittle Committee Proposes Officers, Men Be On Social Equality

Admiral Terins A-Bomb Form Of - Poison Warfare   Prolonged Radioactivity _ Holds. Off Inspecting  Mork At Bikini

ATOMIC BOMB GROUP NAMED       INTERNATIONAL € OM MITTEE TO DRAFT PROPOSAL FOR CONTROL OF THE DEADLY WEAPON

ITE OF MYSTIC HOUSE OF CHIEF OD OF PIUTE INDIANS IS. FOUND N ARIZONA’S BLACK MOUNTAINS

FIRE- SWEEPS  SMALL TOWN   FIFTEEN BUILDINGS WERE DESTROYED IN OHIO VILLAGE ——-OF-. .300 POPULATION

OHIO TOWN HAS $200,000 FIRE   Summerfield Blaze Believed to Have Spread from. Restaurant

Steaks Return  To Charleston   Butchers Warn Customer : Ty Buy Slowly

Telegrams Order Strikers Back To Their Jobs   Activity In Local Yards Resumed; Mail Service May Be Normal Soon

LAST MINUTE EFFORT MADE TO END TIEUP   Striking Trainmen and Engineers May Go Back Under U, S.-Union Contract.   FLASH!

Unions Accept Wage Offered By President   Settle For 1844 Cent Increase; One Year Moras  torium On Rule Changes;

Truman Plan Of May 22 ls Accepted   All Carriers, Brotherhoods Sign Contract: As President Appeals to Congress For New Emeraency Strike Leaislation

Few Men Return  To Jobs   Only a Trickle Of Trainmen Heed Truman’s Request

Truman Plea To Trainmen  Little Heeded   Only Trickling of Rail Workers Replorted Manning Trains

Dispute Settled on Basis of President Truman's Proposal   Agreement Made On Basis Of 16  Cents An Hour General Increase

Friday Night Appeal Ignored; Truman Set To Address Congress   Chief Executive Expected To Ask Solons for Sharp Strike Legislation; Military Ready To Run, Protect U. S. Railroads

Few Heed Call To Return To Jobs On Trains   TRUMAN PLANS TO USE ARMY TO OPERATE LINES :

Order Workers Back On Job As Truman Speaks   Dr. John R, Steelman, Presidential Labor Adviser, Announces Settlement Of Rail Strike 48 Hours After Workers Walked Off Of Jobs—Resume Operations At Once   Unions Submit  Counter Offer

Request More Negotiations On Working Plans   Truman Reply Is ‘Unlikely’; 120,000 Firemen Are Ordered Back On The Job

With 4 o’Clock Deadline Approaching, No Inclination of Widespread Return Has Been Shown.   CONGRESS WILL HEAR TRUMAN LATE TODAY   BULLETIN

Few Striking Engineers, Trainmen Responding To Back-To-Work Appeal!

Truman, Anary Over Strike, Goes Before Congress Today; Rayburn Promises Fast Action   Leaders of Trainmen and Engineers Propose Return on Basis of 16-Cent Pay Boost and 7 Working Rule Changes

‘Truman Issues 4 p. m. Ultimatum, Few Trains Restored; Negotiations With Strikers Stopped

Congress to Hear Progran Of Action   Army Ready to Take Over Trains And Protect Working Men

Striking Rail Unions Would Resume Jobs   Truman Closes Efforts At Mediation

Steelman Says 18 Unions Have Signed   Nonstriking Groups Are Reported in Accord by Official

Few Already Answer Call Aired by Truman on Friday   Troops Being Readied to Protect Workers Who Return to Duty

Truman’s Appeal Fails To Start Workers ‘Back to Railway Jobs   Only Trickle of Men Return to Work Following Ultimatum From Chief Executive; Few Trains Running: Industrial Centers Hard Hit.

Troops Alerted; Work On Agreement Between Carriers, Other Unions

Break Rail — Negotiations   Truman Calls Halt To U. S. Mediation ‘With Two Unions

NONSTRIKERS IN RAIL AGREEMENT   18 Unions Reach Settlement Get 181% Cent Raise

Unions Order Men to Work Immediately   President's Proposal Accepted Just Before Deadline

Truman to Ask Congress Action At Meet Today   Non-Striking Unions, Carriers Aqree

Settlement of Strike on Basis  of U. S. Proposa   President Told of Strike’s End During Appeal for Drastic Curb on Strikes

Atlanta Fire ‘Unexplained  By Officials   “Fireman Feels Gas Blast To Be Cause

WORST HOTEL DISASTER —~ Debris Searched « For Evidence of Cause of Blaze   MANY JUMP TO DEATH; ~ -   MANY JUMP TO DEATH; OTHERS SUFFOCATE, BURN

Clues Sought in One of Nations Worst Disasters   Many Persons Burned, Injured in Atlanta Holocaust Saturday

Inferno Forces  Death Plunges   Grieved Relatives Hunt Missing In Morgue Filled With Dead

FEW SUCCEED IN ESCAPING FROM INFERNO   Investigation Opens Into Worst U.S, Hotel Fire

STRIKE PACTS TO PUT 275,000 BACK TO WORK   End Long Walkouts in GM, GE Plants; Westinghouse Still Out

Soft Coal Bosses Accused   Lewis Blames Death of 28,000 Miners on Management

2 STRIKES END; LABOR PICTURE WW 11S. BRIGHTER   General Motors, General Electric Disputee Over

Electricians and General Motors Settle Disputes   275,000 Workers Are Due To Return to Jobs at Early Dates

275,000 Will Return To Jobs At G-M, G-E   Nation’s Labor Picture Brightens As Truce Reached In Two Major Disputes

An Era of Industrial Peace Seen With Two Big Strikes Settled After Long Fights   Workers at GM and GE Expected te Return to Jobs Next Week; Several Major Strikes Continue to Place a Cloud on Labor Picture

Labor Picture Brightened By GM, GE Accords   Early Return Of 275,000 Workers To Jobs Now  Aamattwe (‘antatn:

G.E. AND UNION AGREE T0 END + OF STRIKE   Hourly Hike Of 1814 Cents Basis Of Settlement   )f Terms Is Expected To Permit Resumption Of Work Monday

Lewis Accuses Coal Operators Of Negligence   General Electric Strike Settled; Increase Granted

275,000 BACK TO JOBS AS GE, GM SIGN PACTS   Number of Strike Idle Expected to Drop to About 475,000 in U.S.

Back-To-Work Call Expected Shortly Following Agreement in GE and GM Labor Disputes.

PEACE REACHED IN GE STRIKE   18Y% Cent: Boost Still Neada Approval of Men; Aifects 100,000 Workers,

Labor Front Shows Bright Picture Today   Two-Month GE Strike Settled Shortly After  GM Agreement Reached Wednesday Afternoon

Labor Picture Brightens As 2 Major Strikes Settled  G-E Workers Ratify Aqreement; 113-Day Auto Strike Finally Over

275,000 To Resume Work Under Plans   Both Firms Give Pay Hikes Of 18'2 Cents Long Period Of Labor Peace Ahead, Belief

U. S. Labor Front Presents Best Picture of Year  Pair of Prolonged, Costly Strikes Have Been Settled

115,000 Workers Ready To Return To GM, GE Jobs   Auto and Electrical Strikers Both Get 181% Cent Increases

Idle hanks Cut By 275,000 As? 2, Strikes Endl  . . 7 Te   Back-to-Work. Calls Expected Soon; , Reconversion Bright

Agreement Ends Strike _. Against GE   Conference Board: of Union Ratifies Wage Accord Termipating Two-Month-Qld Walkout of 100.000 Workers:

General Electric ‘Workers. Ratify: New ‘Wage Contract: Labor Picture ‘Brightens’

Labor Picture Much Brighter   GM and GE Strikes Settled—To Affect 275,006 Workers

275,000 Due On Jobs as Strikes End   Settlements. at General Electric and General Motors Hailed.

Costly GM, GE Strikes Are Settled   Workers Ready To Return To Jobs Following Lengthy Stoppages ,

LABOR PICTURE BRIGHT   Peace Reigns at General Motors, General Electric

RETURN OF 275,000 WORKERS SEEN AS TWO STRIKES END   GENERAL ELECTRIC EMPLOYES ACCEPT 1810 HOURLY RAISE

Ratify Pact    Action By CIO Board Must Be Seconded By -Lecals; Agreement © Gives 18'4c Wage Hike

Agreements In GM. and GE. Disputes Point Way to Tranquillity On Labor Front

abor Front rigtens As  Strikes End   ding Of GM, GE Disputes Cuts 275,000 From Ranks Of Idle.   \RLY BACK TO WORK

Outlook Brighter For All Strikes   G-M And Electric Walkouts End; Loss Heavy

WORK STOPPAGE OF GENERAL ELECTRIC EMPLOYEES ALSO ENDS; LABOR PICTURE CLEARS

Back-To-Work Calls Delayed Pending Acceptance of Terms Reached In 113-Day Walkout

2 Prolonged Strikes Are Terminated   GM And GE Workers To Return To Jobs

Ending of Two Big Strikes Brightens U. §. Labor Picture   Settlement of GMC and GE Disputes Cuts Number of Idle

LABOR PICTURE IS ROSY AS TWO BIG STRIKES END   General Motors And General Electric Walkouts Finally Ended; Wage Settlements Are Identical; Roundup Of Labor  News.

Labor Front Brighter as  Lon   Strikes End   General Electric and G.M, Grant Wage Raise to Two Unions

Labor Picture Brighter With Strikes Ending   Return To Jobs For Thousands Scheduled Soon

BACK-10-WORK CALLS AWAIT UAW APPROVAL   Lewis Accuses Mine  Operators in Deaths Of Workmen

Labor Front Brightened as Strikes End   Agreements Made In GM and GE Disputes; Ranks of Idle Cut

BACK-T0-WORK MOVE TO SLASH NATION’S IDLE   Coal Tieup Still Pends As Westinghouse Workers Continue Strike

GE Workers Get 18'4 Cent Boost   ClO Conference Board Ratifies Wace Acreament

Officials Confident  Labor Peace Near   End Of GM, Electric Workers’ Strikes ~ Causes Optimism: Idle Total Now 750,00€

Russia Challenges UNO Assembly's Power To Tackle Iranian Dispute

U.S. DELEGATION ~ WEARS TUXEDOS   Faux Pas Committed At Dinner Given By Attlee

UPPER IOWA HAS TWO NEW FACULTY MEMBERS   E. 8S. Johnson and Lt. Lawrence G. Rowe Appointed to Fill Yacaneles

Giant Transport Plane Is Flight Tested  Pilot Is Pleased Qz7ssL. /™... fa’.

Quarter of Chest Goal Collected  Some small bai Have Exceeded On ota

Political Hot Spot Faces Truman Now   Senators Willing To Make Guesses

int  As Case Measure Awaits Decision   Some Advisors “Ur ge Veto, ‘Others ashe En _actment::

PRESIDENT ON POLITICAL SPOT   Must Decide Whether To _Approve Or Veto Case Bill

President Is On Political Spot   Veto or Signature of Case Labor Disputes Bill Packs TNT

Case Bill Puts President On Political Spot   Faces Grief Whether He Signs or Vetoes Strike Control Plon

Strike Control Measure Puts Truman On Spot   Veto Might Halt  Congress Action

Labor Bills ~ Put Truman On Hot Spot   CASE ACT SEEMS TO BE ONLY STRIKE LAW OF CONGRESS

President on Political Spot  Must Decide What t Do With Case Bill

Labor Legislation Has President on Political Hot Spot   Veto of Case Bill Would Risk Incurring Enmity of US Labor

Intention Of TrumanOnCase  Bill Awaited   Signing It Will Incur Labor  -Enonity: Velo Would Run   Risk of Losing AH Labar Legislation

‘Truman Is Put  On Spot By Bill   Case Labor Bill Is His Main Worry At Present

Case Strike Control Bill Puts Truman On Hot Spot; ‘President Must Sign Or Veto   To Incur Enmity Of Labor If He Signs And Of Congress If He Vetoes Measure

PRESIDENT’S ON POLITICAL SPOT   Signing of Case Bill Would Incur Labor's Enmity; Veto Danger Looms

Case Strike Control Bill Puts the President on Political Hot Snot

Truman Faces  Union Hostility   Approval Or Veto Of Case Labor Bill  Beromes Teane

If He Vetoes It, Congress May Avoid Any Labor Legislation et All

PRESIDENT ON SPOT OVER NEW LABOR ISSUES   May Lose All Legislation If He Vetoes Case Strike Control Bill

Case Labor Bill Gives Truman Headache; All Alternatives Poor   Passage of Measure Would Anger Labor Faction: And Veto May Preclude Support of More Acts Regarding Similar Problems of Nation

\WHAT TO Do?  Truman’s Veto On Case Labor Bill A Question   President Can Veto Bill, But Action Might Kill All Labor Curbs

President Finds Self on Political ‘Hot Spot’ over Case-Labor Measure

CASE BILL PUTS PRESIDENT IN A TOUGH DILEMMA   Must Decide Whether To Sign Measure Or Veto It And Take Chance Of Getting No Labor Legisla tion.

Labor Bill Is Problem To Truman   Chief Executive’ Placed Cn Political Spot By Intricate Move In Case Measure

‘Governors For Draft -Extension   _ Also Pass Resolution Favoring: Legislation Barring Strikes in Essential Services

FOR STRIKE BILL   Governors Advocate Draft Extension and Bar on  Labor Troubles

Veterans Throng To Colleges To  Gain Education   Student Waiting List By Autumn

ZION LIFTING —TOBACCO-BAN             ILLINOIS” TOWN” PERMITS LEGAL SALE OF TOBACCO—

Stalin Decrees Revive Strict  Rule Of Party   Ideological Reforms Blanket Every Phase of Soviet Life and Activity   Cleanup Started With Literature   Books. Magazines, Play: aud Film Must Accent Life Contemporary Red Society

H. §, BEARDSLEY SEEKS NOMINATION AS REPRESENTATIVE   He Has Filed As a Candidate From the First District.   IS AN EX-SERVICE MAN   He Will Oppose S. W. “Wat” Arnold In the Republican Primary.

DRIVE MAPPED BY DEMOCRATS   Chairman Of GOP Labels Truman Talk Example Of Party Confusion

Nursing Class to Graduate  St. James Rites RNTHTT Te Canes elnecy

7] _ AA . $ ‘ ‘ ner g£ioom todav to the country already y oe or f [oA  Plan State ‘Brow edt

tail, Water Fransport Facing Sioppases By 1.360.000 More   Plan State ‘Brow::.   Believes Coal Sirike Is Asainst Government

‘overnor Bégins is Final Week of Upstate Speaking   Major Speech to Re Made Saturday Night’ in Buffalo; Radio Talk Tonight

Ford Asks Lid Off. Cars   ‘Says Removal of OPA Ceilings Would Allow ' Free Flow of Produc. tion:Not Now Possible

Ford Wants to Clear Way for  Competition   Government Should Remove Price Controls, He States

Ford Wants Price Controls Lifted   Competition and Production Will Head Off Inflation,  Cor Maanate Balisuac

Henry Ford Il Urges End of  Price Control   Loses $300 on Each Car Made

Personal Papers ef Lincoln in Library of Congress Being Indexed and Edited; Given To Nation by Son, Robert Todd Lincoln

Big Community Day At Platte Center   Crowd Joins in 72nd Annual Service

Platte Church to Hold 72nd Annual Rally on Sunday   Meeting Has Been Held Yearly Since 1874 Settlement

SEVERE HEART ATTACK!   Unable To Testify In Probe Of ' Munitions Contracts

REP; MAY 15 STRIKEN WITH HEART ATTACK; MEMBERS HEAR REPORT FROMSOLONS ATTORNEY

State GOP Sees Gain Of Four House Seats   22 Representatives for Each Maior Party: One ALP Member

Probe of Greek Charges Asked   Slav: Delegate Tells U. He. Country. Kells

FOREIGN MINISTERS TO SIGN TREATIES   Meeting In New York To De: cide Final Drafts

Momentous Big Four Meeting   Ministers Meet Monday To Complete Satellite Peace: Pacts and Begin German Treaty Talks

BIG FOUR FOREIGN  MINISTERS WILL   MEET IN NEW YORK   To Decide Final Peace Terms for Germany’s Defeated European Satellites.   BYRNES IS THERE   The Four Will Meet Monday at the Waldorf-Astoria ~ Hotel

) OPA Again Promises To End Price Ceilings ) As Soon As It’s Safe

Price Ceilings To Be Adjusted   “Porter Cites Changes Whenever Necessary

OPA Says Prices Will Be Adjustec Where Needed   Danger of Severe Inflation in Next Year Conaress Told

Gen. Chiang May Relinquish China Presidency Soot   Tells Reporters Coalition Government Will Bring About Unity

KAI SHEK MAY RELINQUISH © LEADERSHIP   Says Responsibility Will End When  New Government  Takes Over -

CHINA’S LEADER SEES END WITH NEW COALITION   No Thought Given to Candidacy for Post of China’s President

AT RESIGNING   Says His ‘Responsibility’ to People Will End With New Government

China Head Says Work Is Completed   Will Step Down When Government Is Restored To People

Chiang May Give Up Lead  Over Chinese   Says Responsibility To People To End When New Government Set Up

Chiang Hints Ife May Step  Down Jn China  Has Not Made Up Mind To

CHIANG SEEN © AS QUITTING CHINESE POST   Believes His Responsibility To People Ends With New Government

CHIANG HINTS HE MAY STEP DOWN SOON   Says Responsibility Will End When New Gov't Established

WORK TO END WITH COMING OF NEW ORDER   Chiang Kai-Shek Says Responsibilities to People Will Be Finished.

HIANG MAY TEP DOWN AS HINESE LEADER   ‘When Coalition Is Established

Reveals Chinese Talks With Russ   Generalissimo Says He “Hasn‘t Thought” About Running for Presidency in Election

Communists In China Mass For All-Out Civil Wai   Draft Call Issued For All Able-Bodied Males From 15 To 45 Years Of Age; Set To Attack Paotinme

SAY COMMUNIST PARTY DIRECTS TRUCK STRIKE   Now Has Stranglehold Or New York’s Economic Life

—ODWYER FEARS ‘BLOODSHED AND INJURY’ —  BLAMES COMMUNISTS IN TRUCK STRIKE

N.Y. Strike Laid To Communists  Violence Predicted By Mavor O’Dwyer

Greece Weigh: Martial Law In New Crisis   “Gendarmerie Battles 10,000 Leftists In Renewed Violence

Martial Law May Be Clamped Down in Greece   Gendarmerie Battles Leftists in NorthEast Areas

Violence Is Mounting in Greece; Martial  Law Being ( Considered   Gendarmerie Is Battling Leftist Bands Estimated at More Than 10,000 in Northeast Area of Nation

Greek Rulers Might Impose Martial Law   Government Forces Battle Estimated 10,000 Leftist "Freedom Fighters’

Martial Law ls Threatened In All Greece   Government Troops Bat. tling Leftist Band 10,000 Strong

GREEK TROOPS ARE BATTLING 10,000 LEFTISTS   Growing Violence in Northeast May Bring Martial Law Throughout the Country.   PLAINS OF THESSALY PRINCIPAL THEATER   “Freedom Fighters” Mine Roads and Cut. Telegraph Lines—Cabinet Weighs Situation.

Mounting Violence Is Reported in Greece As Govt. Fights Leftists

WALKOUT MAY RUN FOR TWO MORE MONTHS   COMPANY AND UAW NOW ONLY ONE CENT APART

Union Refuses GMC Offer of Wage Boost  Company Offer Within One Cent  am Eine Wee ee

Dewey Is Glum After Company Move Rejected   Fighting for More Than Wage Raise, Union Head Says .

Wage, Price Controls Die   Move Designed as Aid To Nation’s Economy

Armistice on Prices Urged  With War Controls Off, President Asks

Curbs Off:  Restraint Demanded   Chief Executive Asks Truce Between Labor, Management

Advocates An Armistice In Labor Issues   President Says He Has Been Urging Such a Course Since War Ended In August, 1945   Promises Follow Decontrot Order   Some Industry and Businers Leaders Temper Pledges With Big “ff On Wiges

President Appeals For Economic Truce   Addresses Plea As Wage And Price Controls, With Three Exceptions, Are Junked: Rent Rise ‘Inevitable’

MANAGEMENT, LABOR ARMISTICE 15 URGED AS CONTROL DROPPED - PRESIDENT. ADVOCATES  PEACE AFTER FREEING - ALMOST: ALL ECONOMY

Labor, Managers Armistice is Urged   Wartime Wage, Price Controls Junked by President's Edict

Industrial Truce Is Called Key to Stable Economy  Leaders Say Prices Can Be Held Unless - Wage Demands Ris:

‘Truman Asks Economic Peace Labor-Management Armistice Advocated

U. 8S. Embarks on Free Economy Era Truman Asking Armistice Of Labor and Management

Asks Labor: Employer Armistice   Truman Makes First Public Statement Since Curbs Lifted

Labor-Industry Truce Advocated   Period of Adjustment Following Lifting of Price Lids Expected

Truman Seeks Management,  Labor Accord   President in Appeal After Weekend Lifting Of Wartime Wage Curbs

White House Urges Peace In Industry   Armistice Between Union: And Management Askec By President In Press Statement Today

TRUMAN URGES ARMISTICE IN LABOR STRIFE   Advocates Management-Union Truce as Controls Vanish.

Armistice For Management And Labor Advoeated   Président Issues First Public Statement Since Sweeping Away Controls

TRUCE URGED ON ECONOMICS ‘AS CURBS G0   Labor-Management ArmiStice Advocated By President At Press Meet

Rent Boosts ‘Inevitable’   Labor and Management Hold Key To U.S. Economic Future

LABOR - MANAGEMENT TRUCE ADVOCATED BY EXECUTIVE TO HASTEN ECONOMIC STABILITY:   Increases Appeor “Inevitable” as Wartime Curbs Are Lifted From All Items Except Renis, Suear and Rice   EDICT BRINGS PROMISES TO HOLD THE LEVELS

NATION ENTERS FREE ECONOMY POST-WAR ERA   Labor, Management Holdinc Key To Economic Future

Truman Urges ‘Truce Between Industry, Labor   President Makes First Statement Since Junking Cantrole.

Urges Truce — Bétween Labor And Employer   Advocated By Truman In First Public Statement Since He Junked Controls

Plea Follows Lifting of War Price Controls:           Rents, Sugar and Rice Exgepted: ‘Restraint : Uraed on All © °

Urges Peace Between Labor, Management   Business Leaders Pledge Cooperation On Condition Of No Wave Of Pay Pleas

URGES TRUCE AS WAGES AND PRICES FREED   Only Rents, Sugar,  Rice Remain Under ee a, a es,»

Truman Advocates Armistice Between Labor and Industry  Business Promises Prices Within Reason Following President's Decontroi Order

Armistice on Labor Front Is Advocated   Industrial Leaders Say Prices To Be Kept Down Uniess Program Upset By Wage Demands

For Armistice Between Labor Management  What Truman Has Been Advocating Since Augvsust. 1945

~—Chief E  Labor-Owner  Truce Urged   President Truman Advocates Management, Worker Armistice As Free Economy Begins   Controls Are Ended.

Responsibility For Stability With 2 Groups   All Curbs Except On Rents, Sugar and Rice Lifted by Order of President

Truman Ask: Armistice in Labor Issues   Has Urged Truce Since August, 1945,  He Declares

TRUMAN'S EDICT LIFTS WAGE AND PRICE CONTROLS  CEILINGS JUNKED  Abt Ali oOiT pire   CEILINGS JUNKED ON ALL BUT RICE, SUGAR AND RENTS

Labor Silent as. President Lifts Control   Business Leaders Use Big "If" in Pledging Reasonable Prices

Truman Lifts Controls; Business Leaders Seek To Keep Prices Stable

SPEAKS TO KIWANIANS   Dr. E. G. Kennedy Gives Talk on “Occupational Information”

SPEAKS TO KIWANIANS         Dr. G. Kennedy Gives Talk on Tsocumatioaas Information”

ONE-THIRD OF JURY FOR CIVIL COURT WILL BE WOMEN   'ANNOUNCE THE. LIST

U.S. JURY REPORT ' RAPS STATE RULE   Governor, Other Officials Banks and People Are Scored   COMES FROM HUXMAN

U. S. JURY REPORT RAPS STATE RULE    Governor, Other Officials, Banks and People Are Scored

SCHOEPPEL AND OTHER KANSAS OFFICIALS HIT   Federal Grand Jury Blame: State Leaders for ‘Lewless Elements’

“Grand Jury Criticizes Schoeppel   ~ Governor and County Officials Draw Fire For “Failure to Heed Oaths of Office’!

A Slap © At State Officials   Grand Jury Report Criticizes Governor And Aides for Law £nforcement Breakdown

ATTORNEY GENERAL . MAY HOLD FATE BIG, LITTLE INCH LINES   MAJORITY OF HOUSE SUR. PLUA PROPERTY COMMIT: TEE FAVOR GAS USE

Ruling Awaited On big Inch Lines   Disposal of Big War Built Project  Goes to Congress

Foes Gf Pine Line Get Set For Baitle   NATURAL GAS TO CAUSi BITTER FIGHT IN CAPITAL

BEVIN ACCUSES AMERICANS OF SELFISH MOTIVE   Says New York Seeks to Send Jews to Palestine to Keep Them Away From America.

EMPLOYMENT GOAL TOPPED   Census Bureau Reports Job Holders Now in Excess  Of 60 Millions

United States Reaches Employment Goa Of 60.000.000 Workers on Pavrolls

So-Called Full  Employment Goal Topped By Nation U. §. Has 58,130,000 Job  U. §. Has 58,130,000 Jobholders And 2,640,000 In Service

CENSUS TELLS OF MILLIONS EMPLOYED   Goal of 60 Million Jobs Has Been Reached in One Year

Job Situation Passes Goal  TISEC Cartiane      USES Cautions Placement Hard

U.S. Tops Goal of 60 Million Jobs In Post-War Year   Trend Toward Manpower Shortage Seen by USES Director

Civilians Hold 58 Million Jobs   ‘Full Employment’ Goal I: Exeeeded in Natinn -

Sixty Million Job Goal Passed, Says  Census Bureau  Employment Service Sees Manpower Shortage Trend

14 Hollywood Strike Leaders Facing Prison Terms on Conspiracy Charaes

{FOURTEEN TO BE HAULED   INTO COURT AS RESULT OF  VIOLENCE IN HOLLY. * woop

Truman Calls For Admittance Of Jews Now   Sharp ‘Regret’ for President's Move Is Expressed by British

Truman Stand On Holy Land Irks British   Demand for Admission of Jews Brings Hot Attlee Reply

Request To Hold Up Move Ignored  Admittance Of Jews To Holy Land Uraed

Truman Insists Immigration to Palestine Shall be Opened to Jews at Once; British Regret Move

GREAT BRITAIN AND U.S. SPLIT ON HOLY LAND   TRUMAN’S DEMAND TO ADMIT JEWS REGRETTED

U. $8. BRITAIN SPLIT ON HOLY LAND PROBLEM   Truman Demands British Open Palestine To Jews At Once

Truman Wants Jews Admitted To Holy Land   Britain “Regrets” Move Demanding Immediate Admittance

British Reject U.S. Plea On Palestine   ‘Regret’ Truman’s Demand Jews Be Admitted Now

United States And Britain Split Wide  On Palestine   Truman Demands Early Admittance Of ‘Substantial’  Number of Jews

ArabSpokesmen, British Angered By Truman Plea   Nations Split on Palestine Jewish Immigration Issue

U. §. AND BRITAIN BREAK ON OPENING HOLY LAND T0 JEWS      President Calls Upon Prime Minister Attlee to Admit“ “Substantial” Number .  Without Delay. nos   REJECTION OF DEMAND HINTED IN LQNDON   British Angered by Presi   dent’s Failure to Comply” .  With Request That He .... Hold Up His Move.

U.S.and Britain Are Split Over  Palestine Question   Truman Demands Immediate Admittance of ‘Substantial’ Number of Jews to the Holy Land: His Move Regretted

Truman Asks For Opening Of Holy Land   British And Arabs Reject Immigration Plan; Hurl Rebukes

Truman Plan © For Palestine ~ Angers British   Political Pressure at- Home Said Reason President ©  pe a, Seen: Semen e

WILL OPPOSE OPEN DOOR T0 IMMIGRATION   Spokesmen Say Action _ Would Be Block To Final Settlement

EXPECT MONARCH WILL LOSE IN BULGARIAN VOTE SUNDAY   DIPLOMATIC CIRCLES EXPEC]  ELECTION WILL RESULT IN OUSTER OF KING SIMEON

Join In Fight To Give Press More Privileges. Cece Te Urn   SNAG IS HIT  French Communica tions Are Crippled wD... Ga..?1.

EXHUMED BODY SHOWS POISON   MERCURY FOUND IN REMAINS OF SECOND LOCKMAN PATIENT

Mercury Poison Found in Body   Man, 90, Had Died in  Housekeeper’s Care

New York Site Wins Approval    Committee Votes 33 To 7 To Accept Rockefeller Offer

Rockefeller’s Plan Accepted By Committee  End Of Year-Long Wrangle Over World Peace Capifal.In Sight  DECISION NOW GOES TO GENERAL ASSEMBL'  U. S. Spearheads Belatec Drive For $8,500,000  CLverraner Vite

New York Chosen As Final UN Home   Offer of Rockefeller Accepted by Committee

U.N. FAVORS NEW YORK BS HOME SITE   Committee 0. K.’s Offer of Rockefeller and City

Aid FROM OUTSIDE      Countries North of Greece, Par. ticularly Yugoslavia, Offering Support

Greece Makes Complaint To United Nations   Charges Guerrilla Move ment Within Her Borders Is Supported by Neighboring Nations

Greece Accuses  Her Neighbors   Files Detailed Charges With The United Na‘tions Assembly.

Greek Case Before U.N.   ‘Nation Charges States To North Aid arid Abet Guerrilla Insurrection

GREEKS ACCUSE SLAV INGITERS   Bulgaria And Albania Are Also Charged With Com-. plicity In Greek Border Incidents. a

Greeks Assert Neighbors Aiding Rebels   Yugoslavia Particularly Charged With Giving Guerrillas Assistance

Greeks: Charge Guerrila Aid   Document Accuses Her Northern Neighbors Of Military Support

‘Man From ‘Show Me' State Has Been Shown Evervthing Now--at Texas Braas Banaue?

Texas Cowgirl in Evening Gown Offers Van Johnson Fried Rattlesnake Steak at ‘Texas Brags Dinner

 Texas Olives, Martinis and Rattler s—  Lone Star Gets Snake Bit From Texas \Cowgirl in Spangles at Braggin’ Feed

4 Persons Die In2N. E. Fires Over Weekend   2 Firemen Die, Six Injured In South Boston Blaze: General Alarm At Lynn

EFFORTS TO COMPROMISE QN OPA FAIL   Irate Conferees on Price Legislation Meet for Third Straight Day.

Senate, House Conferees Try For Agreement   No Compromises Are  Reached Yesterday

TRY AGAIN TO REVIVE OPA BILL   Senote and House Group Sees No Settlement Today

CONFEREES BATTLE OVER OPA BILL   No Agreement In Prospect _ For Day or Two

Compromise Sought By Conferees On OPA Bill   Irate Senate, House Committeemen Blame Each Other; Might Agree By Tomorrow

NO SETTLEMENT IS ANTICIPATED BEFORE FRIDAY   Discussions So Far Center Mainly on Substitute for Taft's Pricing. Formula...

Senate, House Conferees' On OPA Bill Battling ‘With Decision Delayed

Conferees In Bitter Oral Fight Over OPA  Revival Compromise   Barkley Offers Brightest Hope For Good Results In Opinion That Some Kind Of Agreement May Be Reached By Tomorrow.

PHYSICAL  STANDARDS ARE LOWERED   Army Needs 125,000 More Men by the First of Next April

PHYSICAL STANDARDS CUT TO SECURE ADDITIONAL MEN   Army Acts To Meet Regular Monthly Draft Calls; 125,000 Draftees Sought For April; Mild  Mental Deficiencies Now No Bar

Army Lets Down Physical Bars To Get ore Mer:   Hopes to Induct 125,000 in April; Immediate Call Acked

Physical Standards for Draftees Lowered by Army; Selective Service Asked to Provide 125,000 Men

ARMY TO ACCEPT MEN WITH DEFECTS   PHYSICAL STANDARDS LOWERED TO OBTAIN LARGER NUMBER OF DRAFTEES,

Army Lowers Physical Test  For Draftees 125,000 Sought  Durina Anril

Draft Call In “April 125,000   Physical Requirements Are Lowered by the Army

Draft Standards Cut ~ Down By Army; 125,000 — Men Wanted In April

COMMUNIST FORCES QUIT MUKDEN AS NATIONALISTS QUIZ RUSSIAN SOLDIERS

Chinese Reds Lose Battle for Mukder   Central Government Ready to Move to Fushun Mines

Governor Blame: Federal Policies  Blue Opens Midwest Housing Conference

GOLD TAKEN FROM PRISONERS ALLOCATED TO RELIEF WORK   TEETH FILLINGS AND JEWELRY COLLECTED BY NAZIS WILL BE USED TO AID LIVING

Truman Awaits Hobbs Measure  Cu ‘bingUnions   Wow Decide Whether Ta Veto Or Sign Anti-Racketecring Bill Until He Gos I

UNDECIDED ON RACKET BILL   Truman Says He'll Decide “When Measure _ Reaches Desk

President Will Act on Anti-Racketeering Bill When I} Renchae MNacl

6 BRITONS KILLED IN TEL AVIV CLASH    THIRTEEN OTHERS WOUNDED AS ARMED GROUP ATTACKS ROYAL ENGINEERS.

Tel Aviv Battle Leaves Six Dead And (3 Wounded   Armed Group Affacks Camp of British Royal Engineers

Babson’s Authentic Statement Financial Expert Writes of Business Outlook  For Summer Months 

Business To Show Gains In Summer Months      ROGER BABSON VIEWS PROSPECTS WITH OPTIMISM

“Orders From Moscow” More Subtle  Than Generally Supposed In U. S.   Communists Outside Russia Know What To Do Without Direct Orders From Kremlin

‘Orders From Moscow’ Are Not Necessary To Keep Communists’ Movement Rolling

White House Secretary Defends Truman From ‘Ham Acting’ Accusation

Bremen’ Is:Port.: For ° Yank’s Kin   U.S. Army Engineers Are _ Preparing Plans to Convert It Into. Entry Port.

C. of C. Lists Work Program For This City   DIRECTORS) APPROVED PLAN FOR COMING YEAR

Sunny Skies Greet New York Voters   Clear Weather Reported Except in Southwest

Envoy, Although Secking Pact Y> 4 s ’  Blames Acts of Britain, U. 8.  For Present Crisis in Trieste

COMPROMISE ON CERTAIN ISSUES, MINISTER URGES   Then Scores U.S. And British Troops Yor Trieste Riats

New Greek Premier Is Designated   Royalists and Nationa Bloc Agree On New * Leader;  Papandreor “To Be In Cabinet.

Former Greek Premier Will Join Cabinet   Vote On King’ s Return To Be Only After Careful Study

Road Workers Winning Fight With Blizzard   Michigan Emerging From Worst Storm; Temperature Drops

MOST STREETS IN ST. JOSEPH PLOWED OPEN   Highways, Country Roads Passable; Cold To, Continue

No Dictating, Byrnes Tells  Peace Parley   Asserts U. S. Stand as Russia’s Demand for Two-Thirds Majority Vote Rule Is Rejected by Deleqateés

Peace Parley Rule Retained Over Soviet Objections   Clashes Continue And Byrnes Says U.S. Will Not Allow  Terms Dictation

Seerelary Byrnes De clares the United States Will Not Be Dictated to. Clash Results Over Ad-. mission of Albania

ALBANIAN BID: BRINGS FIGHT      Byrnes Tell Russia United States Will. Ne Take Orders From Any Of © a : Her Allies

Soviets Lose Move To Force Voting Rules  Byrnes Declares fi @ WAstel wien   Byrnes Declares U. S. Will Not Be Dicated To

Torrid Debate Lasted Until Evening Over Proposal to Admit Albania as “Consultative Member;” Byrnes Resents Molotov.

Peace Conferees Informed That U. S. Will Not Take Dictation: Soviet Demand Rejected at Meet

SOVIETS LOSE PARIS PEAGE VOTE DEMAND   PROPOSAL TO ADMIT ALBANIA BRINGS ON CLASH

Soviet Demand ls Refused At Peace Parley   Conference Clashes Over Move to Let Albania Attend

TWO-THIRDS VOTE RULE 18 REJECTED BY PEACE PARLEY   Conference Decides to Send Treaty Recommendations to Big 4 If Majority Approves.   SECRETARY BYRNES AGAIN HITS MOLOTOV   Secretary Declares United States Will Not Let Any of Its Allies Dictate Peace Terms.

RUSSIA LOSES PEACE VOTING RULE DEMANDS   Byrnes Asserts America Will Not Stand Any ~ Allied Dictation

Move for Albania To Attend Parley Brings New Clash   Heated Debate Follows Yugoslav Proposal To Invite Albania; Russia Loses Fight On Rules; Byrnes Raps Molotov Stand

Two-Thirds Majority Is Defeated   Bitter Row Breaks Out; Byrnes Says U. S. Not To Be Dictated To

Peace Confernce Delegates Clash   Byrnes Accuses Molotoy of ‘Loose and Wicked Talk’ and Trying to Dictate Peace

Byrnes Says U. S. will Not Be Dictated To   Soviet Insistence on Two-Thirds Majority Decisively Defeated

MINTINE LINVED TO ULLICIT LOVE   Superior Pair Sente For Adultery; Girl, 12, Admits Slaying Dad

Mother of Girl Slayer to Cell  Superior Pair Given’ Prison Terms; Child to Juvenile Court

Democrats Need New Blood, Farley Says   Competent Leadership : Necessary For Fight In 1948

Says Democrats Need New Setup  Farley Admits Part y : Badly Weakened

ro NEACTIVATE OOTY NTIVISION   New Leadership from Top Down Democrats’ Need, Farley Says

Civil Control Of Atom Gets House Support   Leaders Begin Rally Behind Senate Bill Setting Up 5-Man Board

Jewel theft Solvert, Army: “Officer Held   Colonel And Woc Wife Arrested in Robb-ry Of Royul Jewels Of — _ Haues OF Haces

Two Arrested In Larceny Of Vast Treasure   WAC Captain, ColonelHusband Held for Theft of Jewels

Theft of Fortune Parallels Story-Book Tale  Remi Calanal and   Army Colonel and His WAC Bride Are Held in Affair

Army Reveals Fabulous Theft   Wace Captain, Officer Husband Held in $1.500.000 Haul

ARMY OFFICERS ARRESTED FOF STEALING GEMS   WAC Captain And He Colonel-Husband Admit Having Royal Jewels   HOARD WAS STOLEN FROM GERMAN CASTLE

WAC - COLONEL ADMIT THEFT GERMAN GEMS   One And A Half Million Dollar Hoard Held By Newlyweds

Theft of Fortune Parallels Story-Book Tale  Army Colonel and His WAC Bride Are Held in Affair

Black Market Object of New. Aitacks   Justice Department, OPA to Launch Enforcement Drives

CRACK DOWN ON BLACK MARKET TAX EVADERS   Justice Department Has Started New Double Barreled Drive

TAX EVASION DRIVE OPENS   Justice Department Plans Crack-Down on Black Market Profiteers

Crack-Down On Evaders Of Income   Taxes Opens   To Aim at Persons - With Huge Profits In Black Markets;. OPA To Strensthen

astice Agency lo Prosecute {ll Viclators   OPA Enforcement staff Increased in Yove to Curb Black Yarketeers in Meat

U.S.To Crack Down On “Black Market’   Operators: Who Made Huge Profits  Faca Incame Tax Evasion Charges

Tax Agents to Fight Against Black Marts   Attorney General Tells of Plans for Vigorous Campaign

‘Crack down’ on envaders  of income tax Clark pledges  nracenntiinn

Drive On Tax Evaders Begun      Justice Department to Seek to Cut Huge Black Market Earninace

Open Battle on Black Market, U.S. Tax Evaders   Vigorous Prosecution in Prospect Gen. Clark Declares

First Birthday Of Atom Bomb Finds Scientists Wondering Over Future

World’s First Atomic Bomb Exploded _ In New Mexico Desert Year Ago Todax

Atomic Age One Year Old Today  Armu Still Guards Site of First Bomb Explosion

GOP Leaders Siva Promise "“f Cooperation   Truman’s Statement On Policy Lauded by Many Republicans

G.0.P. Will Play Ball With Chief   President Is Praised. for Americanism in. Announced Policy

Republicans Promise To ‘Play Ball’   : Leaders Soy Porty Will Cooperate With Trumat On Policy Annaunced

Will ‘Play Ball’ Republicans Say   Responsibility To Be Met, Leaders Say

G.O.P. Ready To “Play Ball’ With Truman   Leaders Praise Statement and Promise Cooperation for U. S. Good.

GOP Pledges Co-operation   Welcome Opportunity To Work With Truman, Martin Says

Truman Request Well Received  GOP Agrees to Play Ball With President

Repuiblicans Promise to “Play Bal’ With Chiet in Co-operation Policy

Reece Predicts Party Gains In Congress  GOP Chief Gives Views in First Spare ae eny Papa

Reece, New GOP Chairman, Says He Is Nobody's Man   lennessee Congressman Steers Clear of Party Policy Commitments

Reece Sees GOP Gains  In Congress         Nalional Chairman Promises To ‘Elect’ Party Candidates

REECE EXPECTS GOP GAINS IN NEXT ELECTION   New Chairman ‘Nobody’s Man’; Will Cooperate With Candidates

Reece Claims He’s Nobody’s   Man In First News Parley   LIUKAYW TRIAL DER   Senate Unit Okehs Housing Subsidies

War ‘Charges’ Hurled By Reds   Chinese Communists Declare Peace Efforts of U.S. To Be Failure

Secretary Byrnes And Delegation Arrive In Pans   ‘Big Four’ Foreign Ministers Conference Will Be Opened On Thursday   SESSION IS VITAL TO PEACE TREATIES

BYRNES AWAITS START OF PARIS PEACE PARLEY   ‘Big Four’ Ministers Will Decide Fate of Many European Countries

Big 4 Ministers  Arrive to Start  Parley in Paris   [Russian Delegation Largest  Yet Assembled for 7 Any Meeting   CONFERENCE WILL BEGIN TOMORROW   Plans Made to Write Peace Treaties for Italy and Balkans

Byrnes Arrives In Paris for Peace Meeting   Crucial Talks By “Big Four” to Start Tomorrow

U, 8. DELEGATES TO BIG 4 MEET LAND IN PARIS   Byrnes, Vandenberg and ‘Connally Head Delegation

Russians Send Powerful Body ‘To ParisParley   Secretary Byrnes Arrives For Conference But Has No Comment

SAN FRANCISCO BANS HUGHES’ FILM, “OUTLAW’   rOP RUSS DIPLOMATS AT PARIS BIG 4 CONFA!

Byrnes Lands In Paris For Peace Parley   Ministers Will Open Most Important Talks Since Versailles Pact

U.S. Envoys Land in Paris To Air Pacts   Treaty-Making Session Facing ‘Heavy Sailing’

U.S. Delegation Arrives In Paris  For Peace Parley   Russia Sends Molotov, Vishinsky and Two Hundred Experts

BYRNES IN.PARIS FOR “BIG FOUR” MEETING   Prelude. To. Conference ‘On -Peace Treaties

Soviet Team Of Diplomats Sent to Paris   Russ Sends Powerful Crew Under Molotov; U.S. Secretary There

OMPANIED CONNALLY, INDENBERG   ost Vital Confere Since Versailles ns Thursday

World Looks, To Paris for Peace Program   Treaty Makers of Big Four Arrive For Conference

BYRNES ARRIVES IN PARIS FOR Bll 4 MEET   Accompanied By Sen. Connally,  Other Officials

Confe rene  Will Open”             MEET TO FORMULATE PEACE  TREATIES FOR ITALY, BALKANS VANDENBERG, CONNALLY  ALSO THERE. :  

Squatters in London Seize Another Building: More Police Called Out

“Squatters” Seize British Hotel   Homeless Persons Plan to Seize More Buildings

Police Blockade Londons = uatters’ In Try te Force Them Out Peacefully

Police Cordons Isolate Building Seized by Group   “Temperance Hotel’ Is Invaded; Cabinet Meets on Situation

Police Call Reserves To  Curb Publie   Sympathizers Aid Families Living In Abbey Lodge

London Police Mass to Break Dowr Attempt to Send Food to Squatters

[ British Bobbies Attempt To Starve Out Squatters in London Apartment.

.  HOTEL oElZtd BY AUSE THAT FOOLS POLICE   Bobbies Get Reinforcements to Prevent Break in Police Cordon.

DETROIT RAIL SYSTEM IDLED BY WALKOUT   Suspension of Transportation In Automobile ‘City Delays Millions of Workers  NO DISORDER REPORTED

Detroit Transit Workers Strike  - Many Workers Able To Get to Places OF Oceunatiacn

Detroit Walkout Paralyzes City’s Transportation   Tens of Thousands Walk to Work As  Negotiations Fail--Akrean Also Tied Us

STRIKES TIE UP DETROIT TRANSIT   FORCE THOUSANDS OF WORKERS TO WALK OR SEEK PRIVATE RIDES

DETROIT BUSES TIED BY STRIKE   Municipal Transportation System Idled, Thousands of Workers on Foot

‘Walkout Ties Up Detroit's ‘Transportation System; Many Forced To Walk To Work   Municipally-Owned System Daily Load Estimated At 1,800,000 Fares

Strike Ties Bus Lines .   Detroit Citizens. Walk Or Ride Own Cars As. Operators Quit Work

Transportation Workers Leave Jobs in City   MUNICIPALLY OPERATED SYSTEM TIED UP BY GROUP

Transit Strike Crinples Detroit   Hundreds Of Thousands Forced To Walk As Walkout Begins

Michigan City’s Trolley andBus SystemsAreldle   Hundveds of Thousands of Workers Furced to Seck Private Means Or Walk to Jobs   Union Rejects 15 Cents Boost Offer   Demanding 1&8 Hour Increase; Ohio City Transpertation Workers Ask ine 32c Hour Hike

DSR CRIPPLED BY WAGE FIGHT   Detroit Transport System Tied Up; Thousands Walk to Work

Trygve Lie Statement To Be Submitted to Committee of Experts For Report in Two Days

“May Be Forced to Withdraw Iranian Case from Aqenda   Trygve Lie Gives Opinion Following French Proposal for Cnn ntnnitco Raliiiian

FRENCH OFFER COMPROMISE ON NEW RED CRISIS   Lie Doubts If Council Car .Keep Iranian Case on Agenda

France Urges Compromise Qn Iranian Issue   Then Secretary-General Says No Way To Keep Case On Agenda

Solution To lran-Russian Row Proposed   Henri Bonnet Urges Council to Note Iran’s Stand

»In View Of Iran Move There Is No Longer Any Controversy Pending

France Would Get Report From Secretary-General: No Actual Dispute Found   By FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

—UNITED NATIONSLie Opinion Sets Up New U.N. Issue  Experts Assigned   Experts Assigned To Study Problem

WOULD ALLOY LIE 10 RULE ON DISPUTE   ASecretary Sees No Way Of Holding Up Iran Case   STETTINIUS   Says He Regrets Action Of Gromyko: Russian Envoy Gives Answer

FRANCE OFFERS A COMPROMISE ON NEW CRISIS   Secretary General Lie’s Report Indiccates There Is Nothing Security Council Can Do To Keep  Iranian Case Before  It.

Warren Urges Passage  of Jobs for All Bill   Warns Against Letting Disaster of 20 Years Ago Overtake California Families This Year

Warren Urge: Bill on Full tmployment   Special Message to Legislature Warns Of Deflation Dangers

Anderson Trys To Explain The Meat Shortage   Attemps To Convince Consumers Livestock Raisers Have Not Gone on Strike; Farm Prices High Enough.

Farmers Cautioned Higher Farm  Prices To Hurt Them In 2 Ways   They’ll Pay More For Things They Buy And Squelch Domestic Demand For Produce, Says Anderson, Who Says There’s No Livestock Strike

Cattle Raisers Not On Strike, Says Anderson   Says Supply Of Livestock Short

Defends Policy — On Meat   ‘Anderson Tells Nation Shortage Means Only That Farmers Are Fat: tening Stock Animals

CATTLE PRICES ARE ADEQUATE, SAYS ANDERSON   Secretary Says Higher Costs Would Harm U. S. Farmers

Secy. Anderson Denies ‘Strike’ By Stockmen   Talk on-Form Prices Also Seen'as Warning Of No More Increases

({iurn to f£UUL), Frage ii)  ANDERSON SPEECH SEEN TWIN POINTED   Consumers And Farmers Appealed To In Statement  Re OWT A AFAR TIA

NATIONAL UNION TO RUN FRANCE   Selection Of Premier Is Obstacle For New Interim Government

ILWU Won t Jake Offer to Hike Pay   Dockworkers Threater Strike Unless They Get More

Cattle, Hogs Sweep To Market At Top Prices; Retail Levels Holding   Farmers’ Bringing Livestock To Slaughterers In Droves At Record-High Offers; Tenant  Population Demands Emergency Relief

Cattle, Hogs Swamp Marts; Prices Higher   Loss of Subsidies Is Blamed for Increases In Milk, Butter, Meat

PRICES FOR MEAT ON ROOF ARE MOUNTING   COSTS OF STAPLES REMAINING AT OPA LEVELS

arkets Face anfision As 'rices Zoom   ‘els Settle Above OPA sits But Under Black ‘Aarket. President—.Calls Conference

Cattle Prices Soar To Record High On Market; Retail Levels Steady

Cattle, Hogs Sell Above Ceiling Tags   OPA’s End Leaves Sellers, Buyers Uneertain. Confused

Cattle Prices Hit New All-Time High Hog Prices Down; Retail Quotations Hold About Level

MARKETS ARE DELUGED WITH LIVE STOCK   Prices Are Steadied As Cattle and Hogs Reach Destination

MEAT, FLOUR INCREASED IN SOME AREAS      Cattle Prices Hit New High As Livestock Flood Markets

CIO Auto Worker: Plan to Reopen All Wage Pacts  Reuther Says Earlier   Reuther Says Earlier Boost Washed Out By Rising Prices

Auto Union  Plans To Seek Higher Pay   To Seek Reopening Of Pay Agreements. Reuther Announces

AUTO WORKERS WILL ASK RAISE IN WAGES   Move to Affect 400,000 Working Under Contracts That Can Be Reopened.

TO SEEK HIKE   New Wage Drive Planned, Reuther Declares At  Press Conference

New Truman Policy Seen Facing Coming Congress   President Loose from Roosevelt Apron’ Strings But Won't Stand Any ‘Pushing Around’

PRES. TRUMAN TO “GET ALONG WITH CONGESS   New Group Will Find Firm Hand At White House

American Medics Charged With. Fleecing Fellow Prisoners.   Prison. Camp

American Médics Charged With Fleecing Fellow Prisoners  Prison Camp Medicine Said Solc

ROBBERY LIKE FILM THRILLER   THREE MEN AND WOMAN LOOT BANK BUT ARE CAUGHT

LITTLE PROGRESS LIKELY IN THIS WEEK'S PARLEY   Operators Believe Lewis Is Stalling for Time

TILE nOPE StEN FOR AGKEEMCNTD IN GOAL DEBATE   Stoppage Enters Second Week; No Progress Expected Soon.   LEWIS MANEUVERS FOR ADVANTAGES   Pressure F rom Outside Wanted by Head of I nion.

SETTLEMENT UP TO JOHN LEWIS   NATIONAL COAL STRIKE NOW IN SECOND WEEK

UMW BIDES TIME WN MINE WALKOUT   Wait for Shortages to Grow Worse, Appears to Be Lewis’ Strategy

Balkan States Penetration By Soviet Opposed   U.S. And Britain Send Sim. ultaneous Notes To Romania On Issue   NOTE ALSO TO BE SFNT YUGOSLAVIA

OPPOSE BALKAN THRUST BY REDS   U.S. and Britain Charge Romania Disregards + Election Pledge

Workers Get  Retroactive Wave Boost   Dispute On Working Conditions Settled Shortly Before Deadline.

Would Reduce Federal Workers   Martin Favors State Bonus by Taxes Suggested by Veterans

Want to End Session Tonight  Legislators Appear In Favor of fssues

BONUS PLAN FOR ILLINOIS VETS NOT YET AGREED UPON   Another Meeting Of Commission Needed To Iron Out Some Issues

Illinois Veterans’ Group Fails to Get Agreement on Bonus   Sen. Collins’ Announcement Called “About 90 Per Cent Right”

COMMISSION NOT READY TO OFFER BONUS PROGRAM   WITHHOLDS FORMAL RECOMMENDATION ON VETERANS’ PAY

SAY BYRNES OUT TO SELL DEMOCRACY   Stuttgart Speech Seen as Move to Persuade Germany to Adopt a System of Government Like That of United States.

Diplomatic Authorities Call Byrnes’ Address Bold Attempt To Sell Germany American-Type Government

See Speech As Bold Effort To Sell Demoer: acy   ft) fficials n Washington!   Deseribe Talk As Conn-    ‘ter-Move to Soviet Statement .   Accent Reference  To Federal Plan   Topic of Germany’s East‘ern Border Expected To Draw Reaction Tram Poland

Talk Viewed AsCounterins Soviet Move   Diplomats See U. S In Bid to Germans For Democracy

ADDRESS ‘PLUGS’ AMERICAN IDEAL   Viewed As Countermove To Statement By Molotov

See Byrnes Talk As Counter-Move  Speech Replies To  Molotov Statement

Byrnes’ Speech Counter Move   Called Bold Attempt To Sell Germans U. S Type of System

Bold Attempt To Sell Reich U. S. System   ‘An Attractive Alternative to Both Naziism And Communism’

Byrnes Address Is Called Bold Act To Sell Germans On Regime Of Americans

‘London   Stuttaart   Byrnes’ Speech Is Bold Attempt To ‘Sell’ Democracy

Byrnes Talk Labelled Effort To Sell U.S. Political System   Diplomats See Bold Move to Make American Plan Attractive Alternative to Nazism And Communism; Blow to Poland, France

Bold Effort to Sell Germany On ‘Democracy   Byrnes’ Talk Seen As ; Offering Alternative to Nazism or Communism

Byrnes Offers Germany   American Political Plan   Speech Seen os Counter-Move to Paris Statement Regarding Reich by Soviet Envoy .

Bid to “Sell” U.S. System Te o Germany   Policy Outlined by Byrnes Offers Reich Alternative to Nazism And Communism

Far-Reaching Political Implications Seen In Mexican A-Energy Plan

Mexican Plan Hot Issue  Production Of Atomic Energy For Peace Would Be Allowed

Atom nergy Plan Raises Bie Issues  Scientists Hesitate to Pass on Question

Atom Scientists Feel Mexican Plan Has Broad Polifical Implications

Mexico Query Upsets U: N   Scientists Fear Atom Plat 1s ‘Hoi lasuc’ Now

SMALL CHILD ONLY SURVIVOR OF LUXURY AIRLINER TRAGED\   INQUIRY BEING. CONDUCTED INTO CAUSE OF NEVADA CRASH IN WHICH 21. LOST LIVES

INVESTIGATE CRASH OF LUXURY AIRLINER   Two-Year-Old Child Only Sur: viver of Wreck

Rent Control Law Will Be Extended 6 Months in 1948   Stephens Says Legislature Also May Extend Commercial, Business  Control Pact,

DENIES PLAN TO FIGHT Cid   GM President Says Meeting Of Executives Took No  Action on Demands

Big Business — Plot Against Labor Deniec      OM Chief Admits Conelave. i Says ‘Nothing i  Hatehed hy

GM Head Denies Big Firms Mapped Unified WageFight   Be - ‘ Wilson Says Leaders of Corporations Met Jan. 9 to Discuss Strike Issues: Mediator Tries to End Auto Walkout

Suggests Treaty C ould Break Deadlock On Atomic Control Problem. :

Kaiser Claims Ship Profits  Tnfinitesima!   Deelares They Were-Les: Than One-Tenth of One Percent Of Dollar Volume

U.S. Says Kaiser Made 192 Million From 21,  } * oe * * * * 2 * * + * * * oo * * He Retaliates, Claiming Profit Only Tenth OF Percent

Says Profits At Minimum   Henry J. Kaiser Testifies To Earnings During War

PRESIDENT WiLL TAKE NO ACTIO YAMASHITA’S CASE   Japanese General Filed Pe tition for Executive © Clamancy

Execution Stay For Yamashita   Final Review Of Case Will Be Made By President  Tesiman

Albania Calls . On Council To Avert Warfare   New Appeal to Prevent Conflict With Greece Made

Albania Claims Greece Trying To Start War   UN Security Council Asked To Prevent Conflict  BRaeawad Tenerniesaect:

Albania Asks UN Action to ‘Block War’  Claims Greece Wants Conflict

Albania ASKS Conflict Be Forestalled  Calls for U.N. Actis. In   Calls for U.N. Actis. In Dispte Will, Crence, Ukraine Ilsaring  Postiousd 2

New Appeal Filed by Albania   Immediate Action Urged; Greece Named in Charge

Albania Calls For Immediate  Action by UN   Ask Move Be Made To Prevent ‘Armed Conflict’ with Greece

LIGHT FREEZE FAILS TO HURT BERRIEN FRUIT   Temperatures Drop to 27: Growers View Mercury With Anxious Eye

SENATE TOLD DRAFT SETUP.   CHIEF-O1 F-STAFF D EC LARES CONGRESS WILL BE “GAMBLING” IF IT RELIES ON .__ _YOLUNTEERS

Gen. Eisenhower Again Supports Draft Extension   Declares Failure To Extend Draft Law Is Gamble With World Peace

Nation Is Dimmed Once More as In Time of War   John L. Lewis and His Striking Miners Have Paralyzed Industry

Coal Crisis Dimout Hits Missouri In Drastic New Steps to Save Fuel   . Industrial Stagnation Settles: Swiftly Over Country; Midwest Asked to Ration Electricity Starting With Brownout, Thence to Blackout

Steel Industry Had Turned Down President Truman’s Recommendation For An 18% Cent Raise   OFFICIAL CLAIMS INDUSTRY DIVIDED

Improvement On Troubled Labor Front   Settlement Of Ford And Chrysler Strikes Gives Hope lo Government Officials.

Government Hopes Auto Accords Will Hasten Steel Pact   Ford-Chryslér Agreements With CIO Give 18, 1814 Cent-Wage Rises   MORE TALKS HINTED AT THE WHITEHOUSE   OPA Reports on Steel Price Increases Friday; Labor Front Better

OTHER STRIKES MAY BE ENDED   Government Officials Are Cheered By Settlements; Work On Steel

Shift Attention To Steel Strike   May Return To Seek  To Solve Differences

Thousands Are IdleIn Labor Controversies  Harassed By Its — Pawer Walkaut

682,560 Idle in Nation's Strikes   Higher Pay Sought by Teachers, Sailors

LABOR TROUBLE IDLES 682,560   Pittsburgh, Maritime Strikes Force Employment Down.

682,960 IDLED BY WALKOUTS   ‘West Coast Shippers Called To Washington

682,560 IDLED BY U.S, STRIKES   Government Seeks To End  Maritime Tieup

Idle Workers’ Total Mounts   Half Million Affected By Laber Disputes

682,560 Are Idled By U.S. Walkouts  Steps Taken To Settle Maritime Wa lb Arte

Thousands Are Idle InLabor Controversies   Pittsburgh Still Harassed By its Power Walkout

Number of Idle In U.S. Strikes Reaches 662,56,   Government Calls Western Operators to Meeting in Maritime Dispute

Republicans see Chance to-Gain Control of Senate   23 States Chosen ‘In Which Stiff Fight. Will Be Made

GOP Leaders See Control of  Senate in Grasp  Republicans Will Stage Stiff Battle in Twenty-Three States

GOP Maps Senate Battle Strategy For Fall Campaign   Republicans Chance To Win Needed Seats Said ‘Encouraging’

GOP BIDS FOR RULE OF NEXT UPPER HOUSE   Leaders Select 23 States in Which Vote Emphasis Will Be Placed

GOP Leaders See Control of  Senate in Grasp  Republicans Will Stag Stiff Battle in

GOP To Drive For Control » Of Senate   Will Make Stiff Fight To Elect 11 Needed Members

GOP Chooses 23 States to Gain More Senators   Prospects for Majority In Upper House Are ‘Very Encouraging’

GOP Select, # = States Wher® @ % Election Fig To Be Waged   Brewster Believes Party Has Chance To Control Senate

6.0.P. Aims For Control  Of Senate   Planning Stiff Fight ir 23 States to Elect 11 Members Needed.

OO. P. PICKS 3 STATES TO FIGHT FOR SENATE SEATS   Brewster Says Reports Indicate Prospects Are Good   for Winning Control of   Upper Branch.   MISSOURI PLACED IN REPUBLICAN COLUMN   Committee Believes Party's Chances Enhanced by Democratic Discord and Division.

INSIDE DOPE ON APAN'S BREW WRN Dp   Th o/ WARP SLIRPLLIC RLIVERS FALSIFIED CLAIMS

Will Seek To Settle Strike Now Affecting  Nation’s Phone Service

Parley To Let Border State Appeal Claim   Yugoslav Move Seen As Safeguard Against Adverse Trieste Edict

GOP CONVENTION IS TO BE HELD JULY 22   Lane And Cash Te Confer Shortly Regarding Date For Democratic  Canventinn

GOP Convention Is Scheduled July 22   Formality of Naming Winners in State Moves Step Closer

Steel, Electrical Unions, Silent Qn ‘47 Demands, Start Policy Talks

Unions Scan Pay Demands   Steel, Electric Men Pormulate Policies

STEEL, ELECTRICAL WORKERS SET POLICY   Committees To Shape Up Demands Upon Industry

2 ClO Unions In Policy Meet   Wage Demands of Steel And Electrical Workers Not Disclosed

Soft Replies To Scolding   , Chinese Government Asks Peace and Reds Give Mild Answer

OFFER OF EYES TO VETERAN © WILL NOT CURE BLINDNESS   SURGEONS BAY: TRANSPLANTS WOU!D-NOT BRING SIGHT 70 SIAN WHO, MADE  . APPEAL

Fritz Kuhn to Be Released   Chastened by Long Confinement, TL,  Army Says   Uncle Sam Wants Corn For Hungry Millions

CornAs Food Spurned By Some Abroad   Not Appreciated Outside of Balkans and Asia, But Probably Will Be With Starvation Sweeping Continent

GOVERNMENT BATTLE AGAINST BLACK MARKET FOR CORN ONE OF IMPORTANT FOOD MEASURES

YANK DIES WHEN PLANE CAPSIZES   [Injured Serviceman Victim  Of Unusual Accident

Says Gains Lost To Rising Prices   Reuther Decries Lifting Of Ceilings To  Manufacturers

SAYS RISING PRICES COST STRIKE GAINS   Reuther Declares Boosts Offset Hioher Pay

Had To Wed Negro, White Woman Says   Janitor Pleads Innocent to Rape, Adultery, As-sault Charges

ANOTHER WHITE IS ‘ARRESTED   Sheriff Gains More Information on Background of Shooting That Resulted in Sullivan’s Hollow Battle

Arrest-2d-Man As Aftermath  Of Gun Battle   Youth “And~ Unele Held In Miss. Negro Feud; Scores -Are Arrested

ANOTHER WHITE MAN IN CUSTODY   May Soon Reveal ‘Real Reason’ In Mississippi Shootina

Juniors as Statesmen Know the Tricks Used ‘By Elders in Washington

Committee Opposes Rule Of Military Junta Which Overthrew Island Regime

MILITARY JUNTA CONTROLS HAITI FOLLOWING COUP  15 KILLED. 100 HURT

CIVILIAN LED COMMITTEE IN HAITI REFUSES TO ACCEPT THREE-" ‘MAN RULE OF MILITARY JUNTA —

President Of Haiti Ousted   Only One Party Refuses To Accept Rule Of Military Junta

NEW LOOTING BY HAITIANS IS REPORTED   Liberal Civilian-Led Committee of Public Safety Refuses to Accept Rule of a Three-Man Military Junta.

A Revolt In Haiti   Ragged Crowd: Crowds Celebrate and Riot As ‘Les cot Gov’t Is: Deposed

Military Junta Ousts Lescot in Haiti Uprising   Rule of Three Men Refused By Liberal Committee of Island

Riots Continue As Civilians Oppose Rulers   First Political Party In Last Five Years Has Made Appearance

Haitian Government Seized by Military Junta After Ricting   Deposed President Reported in Flight on Ship With Family

MILITARY JUNTA CONTROLS HAITI    Killed And 100 Injured In President’s Overthrow

CRIMINAL COURT RACES DEVELOP   Several Candidates Already in Drive for Votes—Other Campaigns Eyed

Winter Season Has Return Date; Record Lows Hit  Many Montana Point: Report Lowest Of May Temperatures

Winter Season Has Return Date; Record Lows Hit  Many Montana Points  Report Lowest Pat dhe Tammnrnticrce:

IAMS J. WALKER, FORMER MAYOR Ct NEW YORK, DYINE   Former Playboy Politiciar Stricken With Cerebral  ‘The pm bcie.

ARNALL EXPRESSES HIS SYMPATHY TO MRS. TALMADGE AND FAMILY   iTalmadge’s Death Leaves Unusual Situation...

General Strike is Started In Trieste Region  Action Protests Double Slaving

Would Turn British Territories Over to the UNO; Would Make Transjordania Free

Great Britain Proposes ‘Turning ‘Three Mandates Into UNO Trusteeships

BRITAIN 10 Get THREE MANDATES   Plans to Place Them Under UNO Control and Free Transiordania

PITTSBURGH STRIKE SET FOR MIDNIGHT   Governor Martin and U. S. Labor Secretary Make Last Minute Appeals.

UnionHolds Out For 20 Pet. Raise   Hope Fades For Agreement Before Strike Deadline At Midnight Tonight

Union Drops Wage Demands From 37 Percent To Base Of 24 Percent And Straight hourly Increase Of 25 Cents To Those Over Base Rate   NEGOTIATIONS ARE STILL UNDER WAY

Government May Try To Pipe Natural Gas to \East Coast from Texas

‘Use of Big and Little Inch Pipe Lines as Emergency Gas Lines Is Debated

U.S. May Use “Inch” Lines For Gas   Consider Plan to Send Fuel Through Idle Oil Pipes to Ease Shortage Due to Coal Strike

Texas Natural Gas May Be Piped East in Fuel Emergency   Federal Officials Consider Utilization of Idle Pipe Lines

Last May Get Gas From Texas   Effects Of Coal Strike May Be Eased By Natural Gas Shipment

Government May Attemp' To Ease Strike Effects By Pirine Natural Gas East

vovernment Considers Use Oi War Lines   No Solution To Coal Strike But Would Help Some

May UseGas Lines To Ease Fuel Shortage   Would Be Piped From Texas Through Governmen’s “Big Inch” and Bittle Inch’

French Begin Investigation InIndo-China   Viet-Nam Opposition Reported Stubborn In Northern Areas

French Colonial Minister Arrives: to Check Situation in Indochina

French Of ficer Starts On-Spot Investigation Of Indo-China Trouble

Make on-the Spot Probe In Indochina   Colonial Minister In Asiatic Trouble Spot on Special Fact-Finding Mission

Report Asks Expansion of  Public Works  Tightened Bank Credit Urged as  D...s Ctane. Deere

DEPRESSION IS BELIEVED NEAR BY GOVERNMENT   Officials Urge That Public Works Planning Be Greatly Expanded   BANKS ADVISED TO TIGHTEN ON LOANS:

More Publie Works Planning  Is Demanded   Chairman of FDIC Calls for Caution On New Bank Loans

Officials Urge Larger Public Works Program   Fewer Bank Loans Advised As Coming Depression  Storm-Sienale Fused . 

Public Works Plan ~ Expansion Is Urged   Government. Officials ’ Warn of Forthcom- —  ing Depression = -—

U.S. Sifts Revival Of Work Projects   Guaranteed Bank Loans Urged To Bolster Small Businesses

CHARLES COX IS VICTIM OF MISHAP HERE   Skull Is Fractured When Motor Bike Crashes Inte Tree

Motorcyclist Fatally Hurt   Charles Cox, Benton Harbor, Dies Today

Argentines Shut Down Commerce  Industries Also Close Three Days Protesting Government Wage Decree

Business Votes  To Close Doors   3-Day Commeree Shutdown Raging Aviebui ink

Business in Argentina to (o'on Strike  Peron’s Order for Bonuses to Workers Arouses Emplovers

VA Personnel Up Federal Payroll Drops 39,486 In Month Of October

LIBERTY SHIP GROUNDED AND, WRECKED OFF FRENCH COAST;: REPORT TWO CREWMEN DEAD

Father Of Five Charged With Murde In Mysterious Roadside Slaying

“PRESSURE” ON WAA, CHARGES SLAUGHTER   Purged Congressman Says Agency’s Order “Clear Violation”

News Behind The News  Copyright McClure Newspaper Qeadiznata.   WASHINGTON Bye Rav Tucker

Old Age Tax Frozen Again  At 1 Per Cent   New Legislation Makes Revisions In Social Security

Freeze Old Age, Survivors Tax      Will Be Held at One Percent For Another Vear.

TRUMAN SIGNS SECURITY TAX FREEZE BILL   Pay Roll Deductions for Old-Age and Survivors Insurance Will Remain at 1 Per Cent Another Year.

Tr uma. Signs. Bill Freezing Security Levy   Meseure Provides More Federal Aid Amouating te About $156,000, BONN Amsyyalle

Aged, Survivors Tax is Frozen By Truman   Signing of Social Security Bill Maintains Payroll Deduction, Increases Aid

OLD AGE TAX FROZEN   Truman Signs Bill Making Secia! Security Revisions

Old Age Tax Is Frozen —   Truman Signs Bill Which Gives $5 More To Relief Clients

U.S. Military Might on Parade As ‘Nation at Peace Observes Army Dav

RENEWS STAND FOR YEAR MORE OF DRAFT LAW   Teen Agers Corner President in Press Meeting at Army, Day

Truman Advocates Voting Rights For 18-Year-Olds  Unprecedented News  Canference I¢

President Tells “"Keen-Age’ Scribes He’s in Favor  Of Giving Ballot To 18-Year-Olds; Opposes Pending $Month Extension Of Draft Law

Truman Urges Vor allat outh Ballot    President Tells Teen-Age Conference Those Who Proved Fit to Fight in War Can Shoulder Citizenship’s Highest Duty

ADVOCATES VOTE FOR 18-YEAR OLDS   SHOULD HAVE RIGHT IF PREPARED, SAYS PRESIDENT TRUMAN

FAVORS  VOTE FOR 18-YEAR-OLDS   Traman Highlights - Chieago Army: Day” In Statement

TRUMAN ADVOCATES TEEN-AGE BALLOT   President Tells Youths Vote Is Their Right

Truman Asks Ballot For 18-Year-Olds   Says If They Fought For Country They Have Right To Vote  Tn Tis Dlections

Truman In. Chicago For Big Parade  Gives Views To School Reporters

Youth Proved Selves In War, He Declares   President Gives ‘Scoop’ to High School Journalists In Army Day Interview

Ballot For 18s Urged   YOUTH OF AMERICA QUALIFIED TO VOTE, PRESIDENT BELIEVES

Tells Students He Sees 'No Reason Why Ballot ‘Should Not Be Given '

President Talks with  Teen Agers   Press Meeting Features Welcome to Chicago Army Day Doings.

TRUMAN URGES VOTE BE GIVEN BEGINNING AT 18   Holds Unprecedented News Conference At Chicago In Army Day Fete

Plans Progress For Underwater Atom Bomb Test   Plan Second Test In Three To Four Weeks

Senate Probers Meet To Select  New Chairman   Successor To Senator Meac To Be Named—Investigate Canol Project

Mead Committee To Hear Admiral   Solons Also Will Name Chairman's Successor

Ford Chief Asks Fresh Thinking  Stable Employment Beliaved Possible

Ford Calls For Fresh Thinkin; By Both Sides   . Company Head Says Lahor, Management: Should Work Out Differences.

FORD GALLS FOR FRESH THINKING TO AVERT STRIKES   ‘Urges labor and Monagement to Cooperate for Retter Peadsrtian

ERASE OIL TAX AS VEHICLE T0 FINANCE BONUS   Hearings Continue On Method For Raising $385,000,000

OIL TAX UNLIKELY FOR VETS’ BONUS   State Levy Upon Cigarettes May Be Raised to Help Finance Program

CONFERENCE WILL GRANT REPARATIONS   Albania Voted Nothing Despite Russian Effort

GOP Paper — Forecasts OPA’s ‘Doom’   Charges ‘Theo retical Crisis’ Produced

All Priorities May Be Eliminated   Members of House Committee Probably Will Recommend Move.

4  CHINESE AGREEMENT Marshall's Committee Will Sian Armistice   HEMISPHERE UNITY House Group Approves wi  “Military Cooperation”

Chinese Factions i Sign A 15-Day  Truce Tomorrow   Armistice Is Preliminary To Negotiations For Permanent Peace

15-Day Truce in China Civil War Awaits Signature   Agreement .Precedes Negotiations For A Permanent: Peace -

15-Day Truce To Be Signed By Chinese   Manchuria Fighting To Get Respite

Chinese Agree on 15-Day Truce in Manchuria Giving Marshall Chance to Settle Problems

CHINESE TRUCE TO BE SIGNED   Agreement imposes: 15-Day Armistice for Troops in Manchurie’s Strife

15-Day Truce to Be Imposed Upon Manchurian Fighting  To Negotiate for Permanent Peace

Three Points lo be Negotiated...  Will Sign Pact For Truce Of 15 Days In Manchuria

Agreement Slated To Be Signed Tomorrow; Negotiations To Resume During Truce.

15 Day Truce Seen As First Peace Step   Chinese to Meet, Negotiate Tomorrov

To Sign China © Truce —   Marshall Has as Arranged ' For 15-Day Halt in Manchurian Strife in . New Try Toward Peace

Marshall's Committee Of 3 To Sign Agreement Imposing 15-Day Truce In Manchuria   Preliminary To Negotiations For Permanent Peace Between Government And Communists

Will Sign Pact Forcing Truce On Manchuria   Precedes Negotiations For Lasting Peace Between ‘Government And Leftists

COMMITTEE WILL SIGN AGREEMENT FOR MANCHURIAN TRUCE   This Is a Preliminary to Negotiations For Permanent Peace.   {TRUCE IS FOR 15 DAYS   It Is Between the Chinese Government and the Communists.

Chinese Agree To 15-Day Truce In Manchuria   Committee Will Sion Tomorrow

Announcement of Manchurian Truce Boosts Peace Hope   A 15-Day Cessation Of Hostilities Will Precede Conference To End Civil Wor

15-Day Truce In Manchuria   Agreement Will be Signed Thursday With Peace Talks to Follow

House Upholds Proposed Draft Of 19-to-44 Mer   Compromise Bill Expected to Fill Military Needs

INDUCTION OF 19-YEAR-OLDS WAS FAVORED   WAR NEPARTMENT AN. NOUNCES NO ENDUCTIONS DURING JULY, AUGUST~ SHORT SLURRED ARMY PERSONNEL

Soviets Balk At Any Limit On The Veto   U. S., Britain And Others Meet To Reach Accord To Curtail Use Of It

U. §. Plan Woule Restrict Power To Major Issues   Russian Demands Free Hand in UN Voting; Byrnes Disappointed

Russ Refuse fo Restrict Use of Veto   Attempt to Modify Use of Power Collapses Abruptly

 Anderson Favors _ Higher Food Crop Acreage For 1946   Strong Demand Brings Upward Revision Of Goals.

Demands High, Anderson Sets Crop Goals Up  Accepts Advice Of Farm Officials And Organizations

FARM GOAL SIGHTS RAISED, WITH DEMANDS FOR FOOD STILL HICH— MILLION MORE ACRES SUCCESTED

Anderson Raises Food Goals of 1946   MILLION-ACRE INCREASE IN CULTIVATED CROPS OF NATION PLANNED

“CROP. GOALS FIXED   DEMANDS FQR FOOD HOLDING AT PEAK LEVELS; SEC. ANDERSON OKs MILLION. ACRE INCREASES

Boost 1946 Crop Goals   Anderson Approves: -Million Acre Increase ~As Food Demands Hold

Barkley Asks One Year for OPA   Administration Offers De-Control Speed-Up

Family Reunion  At Meadville   Death of Miss Littrell —Birth of a Son — Other Items ate

SENTIMENT FOR TAX CUT GROWS IN HOUSE BODY   Plan Advanced Before Ways and Means Committee

EXGISE-TAXES— ~ CUT PROPOSED   SUPPORT IS SEEN FOR REDUCTION OF PRESENT TAXES ON SO-CALLED “LUX URY" ITEMS .

bal CAMP FOR DISPLACED PERSONS IS SCENE OF ATTACK ON MP’S   EF UGEE JEWS IN.  RIOT DURING  SEIZURE OF STOLEN CARS

Checking Missing Persons Files Now   Miami Sheriff Seeking ‘Possibles’ For Identifying Body Found In Lake

OFFICIALS TO WATCH EUROPEAN ELECTIONS   t ‘Outéome of Voting in Italy and France May Affect: AmericanPRussian Kelations 7

filan Riots eported On lection Eve   American Loan Is Expected To Offset French Red Vote

Republicans Name State Chairman   H. Clark Springer of Butler Succeeds William Jenner of Bedford

RVE OFFICERS MEET   Alhert Palmertee Is Elected Prea ident of County Chapter

RESERVE OFFICERS MEET   Albert Palmerlee Is Elected Pres. ident of County Chapter

Maritime Strike OverCasts Others; Reinforce Pickets; CIO Walks Out

C10 Considers Joining in AFL Shipping Strike   New Yorkers Hope For Break in Walkout By Truck Drivers.

CHERRY VISIONS A NEW FARM ERA   Tells Audience At. Wallace Stra whe Festival Air  N. C Wedecs To Mark ote

Cherry Predicts Future of State   Speaks At Wallace Festival Today; Crowns Miss Huss Queen

Jester Says He’s Ahead. One Quits   Sellers Puts on Gloves To Read Dos Passos Book

VOTER REGISTRATION RESUMED IN COUNTY   Amendment Has Been Made To Registration Act   MAY PROCURE CARDS

RESUME REGISTRATION AT THE COUNTY SEAT   For Non-Registered Electors; Applications Received Each Day

Favors End Of Controls On Business   Government Official Sees Difficult Times Ahead — Tells Outlook

CLOTHING COLLECTION WILL CLOSE ON FEBRUARY 2ND   Boy Scouts Will Staff Five Trucks For House-to-House Canvass In Placerville; Chairman Expects To End Drive Promptly

SCOUTS WILL COMB TOWN   Victory Collection Ends With House-to-House Campaion Saturday Morninc

MEAT OUTLOOK ‘DARK BUT NOT HOPELESS’   ‘OPA Agents In Search Of Black  Market Operators

S. A. Set For Drive   Salvation Army Seeks Funds to Carry On Good Work in County

U.S.O. Drive Oct.1   Last War Drive” Seeks) $2,170 Quota From) Allen County; For U. S..0. Gniy

Views Douglas As Possibility For Ickes Posi   President Denies Plans To Appoint Schwellenbach To The Supreme Court

Shooting Down Of Transport Termed ‘Outrageous Performance’   Slavs Think They Did ‘Right Thing   Tito Also Accused OFf Fir. ing On U.S. Troops In Border Incident

ACT OUTLAWING ANY ROYALTIES ON COAL GAINS   Senator Byrd Urges Action to Check Plans of John L. Lewis

Angry Clamor In Congress (   Government Controls Made Stricter, Industry Hit Hard As Coal Dwindles

BYRD OPENS ATTACK ON LEWIS IN SENATE AS MEDIATORS MEET  FORD LEADS MANY BIG INDUSTRIES FORCED TO OUIT OPERATIONS

No Royalty to Lewis --- Byr :      Senator Asks Legislation Prohibiting Any Payments; UMW Chief Refuses To Budge

Takes Steps To Combat Coal Crisis   Senator Byrd Urges Action on Legislation Prohibiting Royalty Payments to UMW

Congress Action Asked as Strike  Reaches Crisis   Automobile Industry Staggers as Layoff Of Workers Begins

Anti-Coal Royalty Law Urged   Byrd Proposes Legislation In Senate As Strike Crisis Mounts -

Steelman Makes Reply to Angry Blast by Ickes   Agency Head Denies Pipeline Talks With Any Labor Leader

NAMED TO SERVICE BOARD   Steelman Denies Ickes’ Charge  Of Pipe Line Talk With Lewis

STEELMAN IN DENIAL OF ICKES’ CHARGES   Keconversion Director Sars He Never Contacted Any Labor Leaders About Pipeline<

Detroit Express Terminal in 3rd Day of Walkout   Truman Sets Up Fact Finding Board

HOPE TO AVERT EXPRESS STRIKE   PRINCIPALS LOOK TO WHITE HOUSE FOR INTERVENTION

Railway Express Strike Hinges On  Action By Truman   Possible Intervention Before Friday Is Awaited

Look To White House For Possible  Intervention In Express Strike

Express Agency Workers Look To White House   Ask Intervention As Strike Call Set for Friday

GREECE PROBE MAY INVOLVE ALL BALKANS      Ukraine Claims Greek Monarchy Endangers Peace In Balkans

Supreme Court Will Hear Arguments Today on Gen. Yamashita’s Appeal

Trainmen Will Repeat Memorial Day Ritual At Child's Lonely Grave

DEGNAN MURDER "KNIFE IS FOUND   Weapon Heirens Used In _ Dismembering Child’s Body in Hands of Police.

‘Women’s Rights, Silver Price Disputes Elbow O.P.A. Out Of Legislative Scene

Little Action on OPA Bill Today  Other Legislation Rafara Canarace

OPA Elbowed Aside by Two Other Items   Women’s Rights, Price Of Silver Delay Getting Around to Conference Study

Women’s Bill And Silver Get Top Billings   Price Control Decision Due Tomorrow

OPA Goes On Sidetrack For  Silver Issue  2. ee.   Women’s Rights More Important

Silver, Women  In Top  Position   OPA Bill Unlikely Before Friday At Earliest

PLAN TO RENEW ACTION ON PRICE CONTROL FRIDAY   Taft Holds Firm Against Compromise on Revival Measure

OPA Measure Shunted Aside As Conference  Tieup Goes On   Showdown On Price Controls Unlikely  Refore Tomorrow

No Action Likely Before Tomorrow ... .  OPA Showdown Held Up By Fights On Other Bills

2 OTHER FIGHTS SHOVE OPA BILL OUT OF PICTURE   Battles Of Women’s Rights, Silver Delay Showdown On Compromise Bid

Speeds Toward Final Action On ArmsReduction   UN Committee Okays Draft Resolution Laying Down General Terms Of Arys Plan   Will Be Free Of Big Power Velo   Proposal For Diplomatic Breaks With Franco Gors lo 5 Mom ber Nations

General Principles Of Worldwide Plan Favored By United Nations Political And Security Committee —Provisions For Outlawing Of Atomic Bombs And Other Mass Destruction Weapons Included— Immediate Troop Census Proposal Rejected

AGREEMENT IS REACHED TINANIMOUSLY   Political Committee At Same Time Turns Down Troop Census

J Nations ApproveArms Control Plan   Troop tiiventory Question Tossed To Security Couneil

REDUCTION OF WORLDS: ARMS GIVEN FAVOR   Committee Approves General Principles of Limitation Praeram After Debate   TROOP CENSUS PROPOSAL iS PROMPTLY REJECTED

,U. N. Approval "For Arms Cut Program Near   Troop Inventory Proposal, However, Apparently Is Doomed.

Agree to Cut Down On Arms   United Nations Committee Rejects Plan for Immediate Troop Census

U.N. Committee Has Approved Principles For Arms Reduction   Agrees to Move for Setting Up Arms Reduction Machinery, Turns Proposals for Immediate International Troop Census to Hands of Security Council

Avms Program Slated For UN Approval   LONG RANGE PLAN SURE TO GET MAJORITY VOTE

Immediate Troop Census Rejected   Question Tossed Into Lap of Security Council For Consideration

General Aims of Global Arms-Slashing System Approved by UN Group

RESOLUTION APPROVED BY COMMITTEE   Recommends Fermuletion of Plans for Limitations; Sets Up Inspection end Cantral Machinery   [TAKE UP CENSUS ISSUE

Adopt Plan for ‘Arms Reduction  Only in Principle   But U. N. Committee Sends Troop Inventory) Proposal to Council

Troop Census Fight Sent fo Security Council   U. N. Committee Vote Approves World-Wide Arms Reduction Plan

ou WORK tt ARMS LIMITS   Committee Approves Plan in Principle; Defeats Census

ARMS REDUCTION PLAN PRINCIPLES APPROVED   Proposals for Troop Census Rejected At Meeting of U.N. Security Committee

U.N. Group OKs Arms Reduction  ‘ Assembly Approves Slap At Spain

Troop Tally Proposal Rejected   Atom Bomb Outlawing and Control for Other Armaments Provided

Committee Give: Approval to Arms Reduction   Proposals for Immediate International Troop Census Are Rejected Today; Security Council Now Will Study Both Key Matters

Powerful 54-Nation Political and Security Group Agree Unanimously on Resolutions.   TAKE FIRST CONCRETE ACTION AGAINST SPAIN

APPROVE PLAN ON WORLDWIDE SLASH IN ARMS   UN Committee Rejects Proposals for Census on Countries’ Troops

Arms Reduction Approved, Troop Count Delayed  Security Council Given ‘Final Authority On Troon Inventory

Assembly Is Near A World Arms Cut   General Terms ‘of Plan Get Unanimous Approval of  ittee   FREE OF POWER VETO   Control and Inspection to Be Set Up by Security Council

Arms Limitation Program, Halt On Atomic Bomb Head for UN Approval

NEAR APPROVAL OF BAN ON ARMS   Reds May Attempt to Reopen Troop Inventory Count

UN Arms Plan Near Approval, Census Killed   Committee Accepts Rockefeller Offer; Approve Recall Of Legates To Spain

  Sitts To Have  Preliminary  Hearing Monday   Killer Asks For Counsel: ~ Cannot Get One Before District Court Trial

UNRRA STAND REVERSED BY HOUSE ACTION   Mover Lets Shipments To Be Made To June 30..’47

Man at Atoka Suspected as Slayer of Five   He Was Arrested at Paris, Texas; to Be Questioned Concerning Attack on Woman

SUSPECT HELD IN MURDERS AT TEXARKANA   Man Questioned In Attack on Rancher’s Wife in Oklahoma

PRE. TRUMAN RETURNS TE PUSH FIGHT   Government May Use Oil Lines For Natural Gas

Truman Returns  To Washington To Head Battle   Expect President To Delay Action Until Contempt Case Is Heard   EFFECTS OF COAL STRIKE WIDESPREAD

THOMAS FORCES ROESTER GRIP ON UAW. LEADERSHIP   Leonard's flection as. Vice President Seen Blow at Bouthor

Reuther Fails To Receive Suppor!   Thomas Forces Win Al! Of. fices But Presidency In Auto Workers Elec tions

‘Flying Stovepipe’ Said Capable of Air Speeds Of 1,500 Miles Per Hou

1,500-Mile — Speed Seen   ‘Flying Stovepipe’ Jet En: gine Is Flown Successdolly Narv Discloses.

Navy Flying Stovepipe Develops Speed — Of Fantastic Range   Revolutionary Ram Jet-Propelled Engine Ha: No Moving Parts, Weighs 70 Pounds. Flies 1.400 Miles Per Hour

AIRPLANE ENGINE FLIES 1,000 M. P. i   NAVY OFFICIALS REVEAL SPEED ATTAINED IN PILOTLESS EXPERIMENTS.

‘Flying Stovepipe’ Successfully Tested at 1500-Mile-an-Hour Speed by Navy

12 Aged Die In Old Folks  Home Blaze   50 Rescued From Ohio Pvre After Explosion

Twelve Die In Cleveland Fire   Fire Sweeps Frame Home For Aged After Blast, Investigation Promised

12 Perish in Fire in Home For Old Folk   [2 Others Injured, One Critically; Blaze Is Preceded by Blast.

Fire Follows Benlastan In  uXpP.6sion AG  Jennings Hall   Some Aged Inmates Be. tame Hysterical and Re-  “ gisted - Efforts to Res:  ~ gue Them.   Marks City’s 4th Major Disaster   Flash Fire Quickly Engulf‘ed Tar Paper and Thin _ Frame Walls of Building

Thirteen Dead, 20 Missing In Old Home Fire   Aged Persons Trapped In Jennings Hall At Cleveland, Ohio After Blast.   ANNOUNCE PROBE

{2 Aged Die As Explosion Fnaulfs Home   Blast, Flames Gut _ Fiimsy Cleveland Structure; 7 Injured

12 Elderly Folk Die, 50 Escape  As Home Burns  One Hurt Critically As Flames Sweep Cleveland Structure

50 Escape as Flames Following Explosion Sweep Home for Aged   Flash Blaze Quickly Engulfs Frame Structure In Suburban Locality; Many Tales of Heroic Rescues Are Recounted

AGED CAUGHT IN BLAZE SET BY EXPLOSION   Flames Engulf Frame Walls of Catholic Home in 2 Minutes.

Catholic Home is Destroyed   Heroic Nuns Aid Many Persons to Escape Disaster

Explosion Is Blamed in Ohio Tragedy   Seven of the Fifty Persons Saved Are in Hospital

[2 DIE AS BLAZE SWEEPS CATHOLIC HOME FOR AGED   Fifty Others Escape from LStory Frame Structure at Cleveland—Seven in Hospitals.   BUILDING ENGULFED AFTER AN EXPLOSION   Some Occupants Become Hysterical and Perish Resisting Reseuec—Inyestigation Ordered.

TERRIFIC BLAST, BLAZE DESTROY - CATHOLIC HOME   Aged Personé Victims of Dis. _ aster Which Strikes at Cleveland

Home of Aged Quickly Razed - By Flash Fire   ‘One Is Critieally Burneds  Hysteria Causes Some  Tr) Regixt Reacue

Explosion In Building Sets Off Flash Fire   Seven Persons Hurt, One Critically; Plan ‘Thorough’ Probe Of Cleveland Blaze

Thirteen Die; 20 Missing in Church Home   Fire Follows Blast in Jennings Hail at Cleveland, Ohio

13 Die, 20 Losi AsHome for Aged Blazes   Explosion Bathes House in Fire, Trapping Victims

12. Succumb When Flame: Raze, Place . of Dwelling   Chio Catholic Home Is Tragedy’s Scene

Filty Occupants Escape  Death as Blast Starts ‘Tragic Cleveland Blaze   Nuns Play Heroic Role After Flames Break Gut in Catholie Institution: Seven in Hospitals: One Is Critica!

Rescues Fail When Hysteria Grips Inmates  Bus Driver Hero - In Saving Lives Of Tan Percance

Flimsy Church Refuge in ‘Cleveland Suburb Is Scene ‘Of Horror Late Saturday

12 Persons Die In Explosion At Home For Aged   Many Are Injured Ir Ensuing Fire

Twelve Elderly People Die in Cleveland Fire   Blaze Sweeps Catholic Home for Aged, 50 Saved

BLAZE TRAPS G2 IN REFUGE AT CLEVELAND   RESIDENTS RESIST RESCUE; DEATH TOLL MOUNTS

Many Lives Are Lost In Cleveland   Explosion, Then Fire In Aged Persons Home:  Known Dead 12

Catholic Refuge ls Destroyed in Cleveland Blaze   Seven of Building's 62 Occupants Are Still in Hospitals

Explosion Is Blamed in Ohio Tragedy  Seven of the Fifty   Seven of the Fifty Persons Saved Are in Hospital

Unidentified Explosion Starts Blaze   All Victims Were Occupants Of Home For Aged

PIVitic FUE Se oo pet diet  Twelve Persons Die in Cleveland Blaze

Hysterical Residents Resist Rescue Effort   Flash Blaze Engulfs Thin Building  Nuns. Chaplain Help Survivors Ou

20 OLD PEOPLE MISSING AFTER BLAST IN HALL   Flames Sweep [hrough Tar Paper Walls of Building

Temperatures   Seven Hospitalized, Following City’s Fourth Big Tragedy

Explosion Started Fire Which Quickly Engulfed Jennings Hall in Cleveland

British Loan Draws Fire Of Wheeler   Senator Secs It as “Desper ate Gamble to Save Brit ain from Russia’’

Loan to Britain Means Of Trying to Save Britain from USSR ‘Clutches Savs Wheeler

REVIVE CALF PROJECTS   Emporia Junior C. of C. to Boost 4-H Club Work

REVIVE CALF PROJECTS        Opmperia Junior C. of C. to Boost 4-H Clab Work

N. THOMAS ~ OPPOSED TO THE DRAFT   ‘Socialist Head Appears Before Senate Committee

Memos name committee — on ‘harmony  ’ Action stirs  inner party row

DEMOCRATS NAME “HARMONY” GROUP   ACTION TAKEN AT CAUCUS STIRS UP NEW INNER PARTY CONTROVERSY,

Attorney. ‘General Bays Servic i Not orth Present and , “ Aivesn List of Obiections:

Heirens  Sentenced To Three Life Terms For. Brutal Murders   Chicago. Youth. To. Enter Illinois State Prison Before Nightfall; Will Spend Rest. of ~ oo) ‘Neétural Life behind Bars

HEIRENS IS GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE   Confessed Slayer Will Be at State Prison Rest of Days.

William Heirens {s Given ‘Life Sentence   Will Probably Be Taken to Joliet Toadav+ Kxenactad Daath

LIFE PRISON TERM DECREED FOR HEIRENS   Slayer of Degnan Child Whose Parents Once Lived Here, Is Sentenced.

HEIRENS GETS 3 LIFE TERMS   Youth Stained With Blood of 3 Victims Escanes Chair.

HEIRENS BEGINS . LIFETIME TERM IN PRISON TODAY      Given Three Life Terms In Prison, Also Other Sentences

Youthful Slayer Gets Three Sentences In Triple Killings     ryg* el ‘a y   Terms Expected To Begin Tonight   Victim, Eseaping Death Chair, Relieved That ‘It Was All Over’

HEIRENS GIVEN LIFE TERM FOR THREE MURDERS  Also Sentenced On   Also Sentenced On . Assortment Of Other  CyI mes   PAROLE BARRED   Cannot: Be Freed For At Least 61  Voara

2 eF) CS) eee  NUPTIALS FRIDAY   Christ Lutheran Church Scene Of Pretty Early Fall Wedding

Unofficial Returns of Palo Alto — County Election   Elen Butler Married at Wramhalda¢

Car Crash Kills State Control Board Chairman   Former Legislator Among Six Victims Of Week-End Aecidents

 “Somorrows Headlines “Today  INEGRO KILLS WOMAN AND \SHOT,RAPES DAUGHTER

4TH FRENCH REPUBLIC INAUGURATED   Indochina Strife Shakes Structure Of Colontal Empire

NEW REPUBLIC TOTTERS UNDER DEBT AND FEAR   New Constitution Becomes Effective This Afternoon; Nation's Finances Precarious; Colonial Empire Shaky.

Fourth Republic Comes into Power In Shaky France  Empire Threatened By Bloody Fighting Of Viet-Nam in East

France’ s Fourth Republic Is Coming To Life Today; F inancial Condition Shaky

New French Constitution  Now Official   But Nation Is in a Perilous Financial State and Colonial Empire Faces Blood} VietNam Trouble

New Republic Of France — Formed Today   Parliamentary Session Is Opened; Auriol To Seek Presidency

FINANCIAL STATE OF FRANCE SHAKY: EMPIRE IS ROCKY   Fourth Republic Officially Being; Constitution Is Legally Effective

Fourth French Republic Embarks On Stormy Seas   Must Cope With Economic Problems,  Strife in Indo-China

Upper House Holds First Session; Government Faced With Colonial Troubles In Asia.   GENERAL LECLERC IS ORDERED TO SAIGON

Fourth Republic .Born in France  , Colonial Empire << Threatened

FOURTH REPUBLIC OF FRANCE COMES INTO FORMAL BEING TODAY  FINANCIAL CONDITION OF NATION POOR AND  COLONIES IN REVOLT

Fr ench Republic Inaugurated  ‘As Indo hina Independence Bid Perils French Colonial Empire      Fourth Republic Faces War Abroad, Economic Crisis at Home.

NEW REPUBLIC BORN IN FRANCE   Constitutional Regime Rules Nation Again, First Since 1940

Indo-China War Peril  to France   Fourth Republic Come: Into Being 6 Years After Nazi Conquest

Fourth French Republic lakes Charge Today   Colonial Empire Is Threatened By Indo-China Riots

NEW REPUBLIC OF FRANCE HAS WAR ON HANDS   New Constitution Is Effective; Indo-China Ficht Holds Interest

Colonial Empire Of France Faces Serious Danger   Fourth Republic Officially Comes Into Being As Viet-Nam Makes Bloody Bid For Complete Independence

New Constitution For Fourth French Republic Effective   Nation‘’s Empire, Financial Status On Shaky Basis

France Gains  Ath Republic   Country Is Periled By Shaky Financing

NEW REPUBLIC IS LAUNCHED IN FRANCE   Parliament Convenes First Time In Six Years  ao  NATION   Has Financial Troubles; Colonial Empire Also Faces Crisis

Historic Moment For Frenchmen  Government Restored * After 6 Years

All Quiet At Aleatraz After Battle   Warden Completes _ Cell-to-Cell Check; Four Lives Lost

2 Guards, 3 Convicts Die in Prison Fight; ~ Mutiny Probe Startec

Aleatraz Prison Riot Fails;  3 Convicts, 2 Guards Slain   Three Survivors Convict Ringleaders Of Desperate Struggle for Freedom Locked in Solitary; Cell Check Ends

HOOVER WANTS FOOD PLAN 10 BE VOLUNTARY   Personal Meeting With Tru: man Set To Fix Conservation Program

Child Recovered Kidnaper Is Held  Mystery Shrouds . Nursemaid’s Actions

‘Terry’ Safe.  Tn ‘Maryland   Kidnapped: 4-Year-Old. ' Reunited: With Parents

Missing Girl Found, Maid Is Being Held   Facing Charge Of Kidnapping

CHILD, MISSING 3 DAYS, FOUND   Nurse Held for Kidnaping Four-Year-Old

Missing Child Found Alive And Well At Annapolis; Nurse Held For Kidnaping

Missing Child ls Found Alive: Nursemaid Held   Found In Annapolis Last Night; Reunited With Her Parents

MISSING CHILD IS FOUND SAFE   Nursemaid Who Posed As Mother Faces Kid naping Count

Evidence Seen Of Terrorists’ Work In Greece   Monarchists Confident Of Victory; Ready To Take King Home

Bandit’s Death Bares Use of Foreign Thugs   Russians Bare Teeth In Press, Radio Attacks Against U. S., Britain For ‘Imperialistic’ Moves to Influence Voting.

NEW INSPECTION PERIOD FOR CARS   Semi-Annual Checkup on Cars Ir State Is Underway

Iran Tells Ambassador Not To Press UNO Issue   Government Cautions Delegates Against Overemphasis After . Criticism in Cabinet

PLEA BEFORE UNO BRINGS CRITICISM   Ghavam Spokesman Says Patriotism Caused Exaggeration

Iran Premier Admonishes Ambassador   Ala Told Not to Ask Quick Discussion of Case before UNO

SOME FEAR IS FELT BY OFFICIALS   Secret Documents Sent Ala By if (avernment ™  &

Soft- Pedal Applied By Iran As Envoy's Stinging Report To UNO Causes Big Stir   Ambassador Is Told To Go Easy In Stating His Attitude

Report lran Delegate to UNO Ordered to Drop ‘Over-Emphasis of Dispute

Prince Firouz Says Ami assador Exaggerates Case for Patriotism; Tudehs Ask Recall

Schools Are Hosts To Many Visitors. In Education Week  Special Programs Attract Parents: In Large Numbers

Schools Are Hosts To Many Visitors In Education Week  Special Programs  Attract Parents.

Test A-Bomk “Trigger” — Friday   Device For Exploding Bomb Underwater in Second Atomic Blast To Be Tried Out Then

Flash Bomb to Preview Second Atom  Bomb Test in Underwater Explosion

Violence of Atomic bomb Showing Un Greater Now  Animals Aboard Ship: “Dying Like Flies,” One Officer Asserts

BABSON DISCUSSES THE STATUS OF UL. N   Insists That Much of the Pessimistic Alarms Broadcast  By Radio Commentators Regarding World Situation Is  Not Justified.

Too Much Fear Talk By Radio Commentators   ® ROGER BABSON RAPPED “EXPERTS” FOR OPINIONS

400 JAPANESE WAR PLANTS UINDER GUARD   Action Foreshadows Their Seizure as Reparations

Hot Debate Brews On OPA Revisions   Committee Votes Drastic Limits; Boosts on Many Prices in Offing-

OPA EXTENSION TO BE HOTLY DEBATED   Committee Votes Year's   Life But Puts on   Restrictions  1   SOME. PRICE INCREASES

Fiery Debate Expected Over Price Control   Revisions Voted By Committee Face Contention

OPA Has Bounced Into Fire From Frying Pan  Torrid House Debate Is Promised for Extension Measure

OPA Due For Hot Debate  In Congress   Bill Prolonging Life of Agency for Year Expected To Be Bitterly Contested in House.

Storm Signals Ahead For OPA   Hot Fight Brewing On Conaress Floor

OPA Bounces . Back Into Fire   Measure Heads Teward Hot ‘Debate on  Taw: When

Modified OPA Bill Faces _ Hot Fight On House Floor: Fared Well In Committee   Revisions, If Sustained, Will Hike Retail Prices Of Autos. Refrigerators

HOUSE FIGHT SFEN FOR OPA   Year's Extension Is Granted, But With Modifications

ana a ee  Committee Gives OPA Another Year But Votes Curtailment of Powers

OPA Bounces From F; rying Pan Into Fire   Bill. To Prolong Agency’: Life Headed For Hoi Session In Congres: About April 15

OPA Today Bounce: From Frying Pan Straight into Fire   Banking Committee Votes Far-Reaching  9 SPREE. RE ae alone Some = ee

OPA EXTENSION HEADED FOR HOT HOUSE DEBATE   New Committee Action Will Increase Prices of Many Items

HOT OPA BATTLE LOOMS IN HOUSE   Agency Aid Says Bill Would Boost Car, Other Prices

Winner of First Round, OPA Faces House Scrap   Bill Prolonging Agency's Life for a Yeor Heads Toword Red Hai Nehota

BILL EXTENDING OPA CUTS POWER   HEADS TOWARD RED HOT DEBATE ON FLOOR OF HOUSE

()PA Now Faces More Struggles On House Hoor   Committee Voted Friday To Prolong Life For Year.

OPA WINS YEAR MORE BUT WITH CUTS IN POWER   Agency Faces Bigger Test in House Debate; Price Rises Are Forecast.

Far-Reaching Revisions and Curtailment in OPA Powers   City Manager to Propose 15 Per Cent Rate Hike

OPA May Recover From Jolt But Its . Powers Curtailed  Numerous Increases In Prices Loom as Certain Very Soon

OPA Bounces  Back Into Fire   Measure Heads Toward Hot Debate on House Fleor

OPA BILL FACES HOT DEBATE IN HOUSE. SESSION   Backers Of Agency Report Committee Drubbing Not As Bad As Expected

COURT CRITIC PLANS DEBATE AGAINST FEUD   Committee to Await Complete Text Of Charges

SEVEN COUNTIAN TAKE U.S. OATH QF ALLEGIANCE   Smallest Class Of New Citizens In Several Years

CASH GIFTS F FAMINE RELIEF DRIVE SOUGHT   Mattooners Contribute Approximately 500 Cans of Food

House, Senate Fail To Agree On OPA Plan   Vote Ban on Government Propaganda in # Support of Price Control If Aaencv Is Revived

Congress Votes Ban On Government Propaganda In Support of Price Control]

No Progress Seen In Study Of OPA Setup   Senate Approves Funds For OPA; Ban On Propaganda Is Included

DEADLOCK OVER NEW OPA MEASURE DRAWN TIGHTER   New Effort By Senate and House Conferees to Compose Differences Ends In Failure.   ANOTHER MEETING IS SET FOR TODAY   Meantime Congress Votes Ban on Government “Propaganda In Support of Price Control.”

‘OPA SUPPORTERS ARE BALKED ON BILLS REVIVAL   Conferees Unable To Agree On Compromise Acceptable To Truman   HOUSE MEMBERS SEEK SOME PRICE CONTROLS

SENATE PUTS BAN ON PRICE PROPAGANDA   Use of Funds Limited As Conferees Stall On OPA Revival

Conferees Still Deadlocked; Bar OPA Propaganda   ‘Getting Nowhere Fast, Is Senator Barkley’s Glum Observation

Congress Backs Price Control Propaganda Ban:  OPA Revival Still Snagged   $75,000,000 Appropriation Measure Bars Government Publicity in Support of Price Control; No Progress at Conference ; Barkley Promises Continued Effort

Solons Ban ‘Propaganda On Controls  No Accord  Reached on frit A EP __.?....}

House Remains: Firm in Stand On _ Decontrols   Any Plan to Exempt Food From Price Ceilings’. Ja Flativ Roefwuerd

Propaganda Ban Voted by Congress   Appropriation Bill Passes House; $75,000,000 Provided

Conferees On Price Control Get Nowhere   Ban On Government Propaganda Urging Controls Voted

CONGRESS BANS PROPAGANDA IN OPAS SUPPORT   Conferees Labor With No Success On Price Control Revival

House Confrees Refuse to Accept Senate Proposals That Do Not Restore Food Ceilings.

Ban On ‘Propaganda’ Aiding OPA Is Voted By Congres:   House and Senate Conferees Labor Without Success on Compromise President Truman Will Not Veto—Sessions to Continue

CONGRESS CA GET NOWHERE ON OPA SETUF   HOUSE REFUSES TO BUDGE ON FOOD PRICE CONTROL

Propaganda In Support of Price Control  Is Banned   $75,000,000 Fund For OPA Approved Conferees on Bull  Stull Deadlocked

Vote Outlaws Pro-OPA Propaganda  Committee Deadlock   Committee Deadlock Continues;. Control Revival Hope Fades

CHIANG CALLS FOR ACCORD WITH RUSSIA   Says World Peace Depends On Successful Solution of Manchurian  Problem.

‘Reds Lose Immunity  FBI Head Attacks Former Proteges Of Roosevelt:

TEHRAN IN DARK ON RED ACTIVITIES   IRAN DOES NOT KNOW WHETHER RUSSIANS ARMED SEPARATISTS.

Reds Continue To ‘Interfere, lran Tells UN  Notice Kills Las   Notice Kills Last Hope of Council Dropping Case   Ancwere Reauest

DeanelsApparently Winner In Close Race In District; Redden Is Winner In Battle

Run-off Primary Expected Between Folger, Chatham   Deane Wins in 8th District Over Horner.

r F ize Chatham.       Dea fie Wins  in. 8th Dis “trict. Over Horner.

Dispute on Two-Thirds Rule Breaks Out Again At Paris; Small Nations Ask Majority

U. 5, BRITAIN TO TAKE STAND WITH FRANCE   Byrnes Also to Ask Discussion of Treaty for Austria

REICH PROBLEM MAY BE PUT ON PARLEY AGENDA   Soviets Agree To Grant France A Voice in Ail Treaty Discussions

FRANCE GETS IN ON ate CONFERENCE   Russia Demanding Reparalong From Waly

Christian Social Party Leads In Belgian Voting: Van Acker, Cabinet Resign ns

DE GAULLE IS BACK IN FIGHT   Silence Broken by Wartime Leader to Oppose New Constitution Draft

State Baptists Hear Resolution Advising Acceptance Of Offer   Want Validity of Contract‘ Between College, Foundation Put Before Court

Baptists Urged, In Resolution, to Accept Reynolds’ Wake Forest Proposal»:

Taken in Custody. by F, Bo Agents in Connection With Alleged Large Swindle

‘CON’ MANTIS HELD BY FBI   Swindle Charges Face International Confidence Man

FBI Nabs- International Swindler at Miami, Fla.   Antonio Fernandez Sought Over Globe In Connection With $125,000 ‘Gyp’

SAYS JAP MESSAGE NOT INTERCEPTED   Captain ‘Rochefort Testifies at Pearl Harber Probe.

No Winds” Message, Says Witness   Navy Captain Claims Tip-Off Not Received

Boy Scout Week Observance Planned by Churches, Clubs   Ai, Neighbor...  ARARARAREEEEEeeeer==: =: By MADIE B. SMITH

Seeeeaeeeeeaeaeeaes eee aaaaea i Farm Friends Offer tg Assist Legion

Germany, Austria Pose Problems At Paris Peace Talks   Big Four Ministers Must Decide On Reparations

36 TRAFFIC DEATHS IN STATE LAST MONTH   Frederick One Of Eight Counties Which Experienced A Fafalityv-Free Month

SOVIETS UNIFY - ARMED FORCES   Army, Navy, Airforce Are Placed Under Single . Command

Pauley Considers ‘Withdrawal Under Sonate Fire   ‘Ail Russian Forces Unified With Stalin Calling Turns

Russia Combines  Armed Forces. Single Commond Under Stalin’s Order

Russian. Army, “Airforce And Navy Unifiec   Three Soviet Fighting For. ees Consolidated Under Command Generalissimo Stalin

STALIN SUPREME RED: ARMY-HEAD   All Fighting Services ‘United Under Single Leader

Soviet Forces Unified Under Single Command   ALL FIGHTING 1 BRANCHES OF RUSSIA ARE COMBINED

Russian Army, Navy And Air  Forces Merged   Action Of Soviets Bring Conflicting Interpretations In Washnigton

SOVIET UNIFIES MILITARY MIGHT   Army, Navy ‘And Air Force To Be Under Stalin’

Russian Armed Forces United   Stalin Designated ‘‘Peoples’” Commissar  Of Forces

SOVIETS MERGE "SERVICE UNITS   Army, Navy and Airforce Are Placed Under Command of Stalin Today

Red Army, Navy And Air Commands Unified In Single ‘Commissariat Under Stalin   Three Soviet Fighting Forces Consolidatec By Decree Of Supreme Soviet Presidium

Russia Merges All Armed Forces Into One Organization   Army, Navy, Air Forces Unified Under Command of Stalin.

Reds Consolidate All Armed Forces   Single Commissariat Is Under Stalin's Command

LINK RUSSIAN ARMED FORCES   Stalin to Command Army, Navy, Air Force

Planes Sold To Spain, Argentine  More Surplus Goods May Be Sold Also

U.S. Presents 13 Army Planes To Spain, Argentina   Indicate More Equipment Will Also be Given.

ARGENTINA GETS PLANES FROM U.S   SPAIN ALSO BUYS UNUSED TRANSPORTS FOR AIRLINE USES

Discarded United States Army Planes Sold to Airlines of Argentina, Spair

Dissent Creeps Out In  - England, However,Over That Government's Policy

British, Arabs Openly Nurse Anger   Palestine Policy Criticized by Churchill

Arabs Denounce Truman Stand   Attleein U. S. Note Emphasizes British Rights in Holy Land

Truman Jew Plea Angers British   Arabs Also Dislike Appeal for Early Jewish Immigration fo Palestine; Churchill Charges Holy Land Vacillation

ruman Jew Plea Angers Briti  ——  + + dhe > abe ade de re +t ww whe dy: ae vy a abs db api ao 2 . oh ms /-_      Arabs-Also Dislike Appeal for Early Jewish Immiaration fo Palestine: Churchill Charges Holy Land-Vacillation

Openly Angry At  Truman   Attlee Expresses Further Resentment Over His Refusal To Delay Statement

British, Arabs Are Angered   At Truman Statement On Palestine But Brit®h Government Has Criticism At Home

British and Arabs Ired At Truman   Arab Spokesman Accuses Truman Of ‘Politics’

Arabs, British  [red at Truman’s Palestine Stand   Dissent Within Britain Flares as Churchill Criticizes Government

CHURCHILL RAPS PALESTINE POLICY OF LABOR REGIME   Attlee Said to Have Voiced Resentment Over Truman’s Action in Note to White House.   ARAB SAYS PRESIDENT IS PLAYING POLITICS   Hannegan Reported to Have Inspired Demand That Holy Land Be Opened to Immigrants.

—CHILICIOM —  Churchill Takes Rap At Attlee   Dissension Over Policy Crops Up In Britain

Arab Leader: Join in Blast At President   Evidence of Rift In British Policy Of Palestine Seen

Churchill Hits Labor Policy On Holy Land        British Cahinet Split Wit Dissension; Attlee Resent= ful Over Messove.

British Dissent -Over Palestine Alters Cabinet   Foreign Of fice Confirm: Attlee’s Personal Note

Officials Feel Angry at Interference   Attlee Sends President Strong Note Concerning Crisis

‘But Diasent Also Pops Up Within Britain Over Govermment’s Palen tine Policy

Intra-Cabinet Dissent Seen On Palestine Policy Stand   ‘Attlee Sends Note To Chief Executive On Plea For Jews

English Dissension Reported as Cabinet Posts Are Juggled   Prime Minister Attlee Sends Personal Note to U. $. Protesting President’s Yom Kippur Statement on Palestine

BRITAIN SPLIT OVER POLICIES INHOLY LAND   ANGER AT TRUMAN NURSED OPENLY IN LONDON

British-US Plan To Be Published   Merger of German Zones To Add $100,000,000 To US Occupation Costs

PLAN 10 MERGE U, S\-BRITISE CONTROL ZONES   wo Nations In Agreement For Economic Joining Of German Occupation Zones  To Hasten Self Sufficiency.

SIGLER OPENS GOP CAMPAIGN   [Demands That Michigan Be First In Clean Government

FIELDS (5 GRANTED DELAY IN HEARING   Contract ‘Expediter’ Will Give Testimony in Profit Quiz.

British Arrest U. §. Reporter   Broadcasted Nazi Propaganda, Word

 Two Yanks Slain From Ambush in Nuernberg Before Eyes of Girl Companion

Two Yanks Are Killed From German Ambush   AMERICANS ARE SLAIN AS THEY SAT IN JEEP

2 SOLDIERS SHOT AT NUERNBERG   By Fire From Ambush; Companions Escape

GERMANS MURDER TWO AMERICANS   Stars and Strips Writers   Shot While Riding Thru! American Section of Nuernberg.

Two American Soldiers Killed In German City   Shots Fired Into Jeep On Nuernberg Street In Mysterious Attack

TWO AMERICAN SOLDIERS SHOT AT NUERNBERG   Both Die Enroute to Hospital After Being Fired Upon From Ambush.

Housecleaning Is Ordered by Federal Agency   WAA Consultants, Drawing High Pay, Discharged

FIND FIVE WHO LOST LIVES IN FIRED-ON SHIP   Tito Accuses U. S. Planes Of “Spying” On Yugoslav Defenses

Decision on Ultimatum Is Expected   Reports Coming in to State Department—Byrnes  Interviews Flyers

USO Drive Opens Here on Monday   Hope to Complete ‘canvass in Day

SUBSIDIES WILL BE CONTINUED UNTIL SUMMER   Stabilization Director Says Payments Will Be Made At Least Until June 30   FEARS FOOD COST RISE   Collet Admits [ De- Subsidized Foods Have Not Gone Up But Fears Future

Budget for Next Year Is Offered   No Increase in National’ Debt Will Take Place, For First Time in 17 Years Under Pronosal

New Federal Budget Shows No Gain In National Debt  No Increase Sighted For First Time In Seventeen Years

NO INCREASE IN U. 5. DEBT IS PROPOSED   Deficit of Four Billions for New Year Seen

The New Budget At A Glance   ‘No Increase In Wational Debt For iFirst Time in Years

SAYS U.S. DEBT WONT JUMP IN BARING BUDGET   Military Expenditures, Wa Aftermath Account For Great Part Of Total

Public Debt Won't Rise, Truman Says   Sees 6 Billion Reduction in  Debt Within  18 Months

No Increase InU.S.P abt Under Plan   Marks First Time In 17 Years; Most of Funds for War Costs   Budget At A Glance

No Increase In National Debt ls Visualized   Truman Calls For Taxes To Be Held At Present Levels

National Debt Not fo Be Hiked Truman Asserts   Military Expenses  And Aftermath of Wa: Account for Nearly 75 Per Cent of Budaet

Budget To Cut Debt      ‘Seven Billion Reduc‘tion First in 17 Year -Period; No Reduction ‘In Tax Level Proposed   ‘BUDGET AT A GLANCE

Nat. Debt. 278 Billion, No Tax Reduction In 46 Would Help Inflation

No Increase in National Debt Will Take Place   Federal Budget Calls For $35,860,000,000 Expenditure; Pate U.S. Deficit 7 Billion

BUDGET OF $35.8 BILLIONS SENT TO THE CAPITOL   President Presents Congress With Budget; Promises There Will Be No Increase In National Debt For First Time In 17  Years.

President Asks That Taxes be Held At Present Levels. Not Time to Cut

Military, Post-War Costs Are Three-Fourths of President's Budget Submitted to Congress   Truman Assures That for First Time in 17 Years No Increase in National Debt Has to Be Provided For

Reduction In Debt Proposed   36 Billion Dollar Budget Would Be Virtually Balanced   NEW BUDGET AT A GLANCE   & By WILLIAM A. KINNEY

President's Budget Promises No Raise In Nationa! Debt   “This Is Not Time For Tax Reduction —Chief Executive

ACCOUNTING OF SHIP AGENCIES, UNDER FIRE   Merchant Marine’ Committee of House Opens Investigation

Hear. Truman Will Deliver State Of Union Messace To Consress   “President Reported Ready To Deal, With-Labor-Managenient: Problems In‘ Vigorous Language; “With” Middle Of Road Approach Hinted:

Truman May (,0 To Congress  With Message   AddressToDeal With Labor. Management Problems In Vigorous Language

Woodring For Wet  Kansas _   Calls On Democrats to Denounce Prohibition; Says State Now. “Disi honest Bootlegger Wet”

Conferees Fail to Reach © _ Agreement on Contract As Requested by Truman

Arabs and Jews Denounce Palestine Partition Proposal; Protest Meeting

AHAB HEJEGT PLAN TO oPLIT UP PALESTINE   Britain Proposes U. S. Grant 200 Million to Give Arabs Culture.  _

NAMES THREE TO ONG STAFF   Whitcomb, Zeistel, Cooper Are Made Brigadier Generals

ONG GENERALS ARE SELECTED BY GOVERNOF   GOVERNOR NAMES BRIGADIERS WHO WILL SERVE UNDER KREBER—OFFICER POL1C¥ ANNOUNCED:

RENT CONTROL IS UP TO KELLY   BOTH SIDES TAKE PROBLEM TO THE GOVERNOR

FOUR LOST AS BOAT CAPSIZES IN SQUALL   Gin Lone Survivor Of Yacht. ing Tragedy

Atiempis to Form Jap Cabinet Fail   Leftists Demand Resignation of New Premier

Japanese Press Reports Collapse Of Yoshida’s  Effort To Form Conservative Coalition Reeime

War Profits Investigation To Continue   Ilinois Businessman Allen B. Gellman to Return to Stand in  Senate Probe Today

WAR PROFITS HEARING. IN. NEW TURN.   Gellman i in. Open  : Break With His  ~ Associate, Garsson

GARSSON AND GELLMAN.SPLIT   INDUSTRIALIST KNEW NOTHING OF SHARP DEALS

Court Deadline Ignored By Workers As Mueller Is Jailed For One Year

Edict Issued Upon Jailing of Leader   Union President Given Year's Sentence for Contempt—Day-Old Strike Curtails Business

ACTION STUDIED AGAINST 9 MORE UNION LEADERS   Mueller Given Year In Jail For Contempt; 20,000 Workers Are Idle

PITTSBURG UNION DEFIES COURT AS STRIKE CONTINUES   Workers Refuse to Return Despite Jail Sentence  an tender

Nine Other Labor Union Leaders Face Contempt Ch arges   Judge Sends President of Striking Utility Members To Jail For One Year

Power Strike In Pittsburgh Cripples City   Court Order Is ignored by 3,500 Workers on Strike

ORDER ISSUED FOR ENDING OF LABOR STRIKE   ‘ Pittsburgh Business Is Paralyzed by Utility Walkout

Employees Fail To End Walkout At Pittsburgh   More Than 20,000 Workers Idle In Pittsburgh Coal and Steel Area

Fail To Heed Court Order To End Walkout   To Hold Nine More Union Leaders In Contempt Unless Strike Is Called Off

Union Chief Sentenced For Contempt of Court;Walkout Boss Industry

Power Union Defies Edict On Walkout   Union Leader Jailed As Pittsburgh Tieup ‘Enters Second Day

To Begin Long Delayed Term   D. J. Leary Waives Extra. dition, Leaves for Conneticut

U. $. Army Will Get Clean Bill, Officials Claim   Report on ‘Strange And Sensational’ Suicide Will Be Mad.

KELLY TALKS AT MEETING OF GOVERNORS   . Service Heads Present On. Matter Of Nat’! Guard

STUDENTS WILL JAM COLLEGES   State Regents Report Miami A. & M. Expects Enrolment of Around 600

Headed to Scarce List   General Marshal Wins Newsmen With Modesty, Honesty and Dignity

Field Reports Show Increased Pit Shutdowns   Growing Unrest Follows Stop-Work Move In  Region

Number of Idle In Soft Coal Fields Is Nearing 100,000 ‘With Total Swelling Rapidly

Nearly 100,600 Miners Out   More Thousands. Stay At Home—Krug Plea “Bitter Joke”

72,858 Reported Idle as Further Action Forecast  Lewis Insists Contract r= ql Ae gs  QEavzs @ ee Se -§ . 8 -@

Over 78,000 Out Despite Federal Court Injunction   No Indication Lewis Changing Plan For Shutdown Wednesday; Truman Watches

More Miners Stay At Home; Complete Shut-Down is Seen   Over 125,000 Are Idle in Nation; I}inois Total Hits 17,500

March Begins; Miners Quit Pits   78,060 Reported Out As Stoppaaes Start

Work Stoppages in Soft Coal Sectors of Country Spreac   John L. Lewis’ Grip or Miners Illustrated by Men’s Actions

At Least 78,000 Men Fail To Go To Work   LEWIS FAILS TO REVEAL NEXT MOVE

Coal Miners Quit fo Back John L. Lewis   ‘More Mines Close _ Down in Pennsylvania And West Virginia and Ifinois Is Hard Hit

STOPPAGE IN COAL FIELDS ON INCREASE    Number of Idle in Industry Resulting From "Vacetions" ts Nearing the 500 Mark    “SHUTDOWN PREDICTED

58,000 Miners  Are Out   Stoppages Spread Despite Court Order Issued Against Strike

Miners Leaving Operations   125,000 Miners, Stop Work, Claim Contract is Void

Alabama Men Top Diggers’ Stoppage List   16,000 Quit Work In Area’s Shafts; No Reasons Given

127,000 Idle Amid Signs of Total Shutdown   Paralysis Gradually Creeps Over Industry In Premature Walkouts

Federal Court Order Fails to Stop Miners From Leaving Their Jobs; Lewis Faces Jail Sentence

iC oal Walkouts Spread Miners Solidly Behind Lewis, Will Follow Orders, Report

Miners Leave Pits Again By The Thousands   Stoppages Spread Despite Federal Court Order Issued Against Strike   68.000 Miners Reported Out   No Formal Reason Given By Either Union Or Operators For Coatinned Walkouts

Thousands More Coal Miners  Quit Their Jobs   Lewis Plays Silent Hand on Question of Obeying Federal Injunction Designed to Postpone Walkout Wednesday Midnight Throughout Land

68,000 Outin Nation Despite Court Order   UMW Chief May Challenge Validity of Edict

More Miners Walk Off Jobs Today   Midnight Deadline Nears; Lewis Remaining Silent

Fourth of Men Beat Deadline To Out Work   115,000 Off Jobs At Nation’s Mines As Idleness Mounts

MORE THAN 60,000 MINERS ALREADY IDLE IN 7 STATES   LEWIS MAINTAINS STRICT SILENCE ON COURT ORDER

One-Quarter Nations Soft Coal Miners Idle; Total Rises To 160,000

68,000 Mer Reported Out Today   No Formal Reason Given By Union For Walkout

Work Stoppages Spread To Pits _ In Eight. States   John L. Lewis Plays Silent Hand On The Question Of Obeying Federal Court's Order Against Strike; Disobedience Could Land Lewis In Jail

U.S. Coal Miners March from Pits   Work Stoppages Spread Despite Federal Order

Work Stoppage Spreads Rapidly In Seven States   “Jump the Gun’ In Mine Union Maxim ‘No Contract, No Work’

Work Stoppages Spread in Several States Despite Federal Court Action Against Any Strike.   OFFICIAL DEADLINE WEDNESDAY MIDNIGHT

68,000 REMAIN AWAY FROM COAL PITS   Stoppages Spread To Every Coal Producing State   JOHN L. LEWIS   Faces Jail For Contempt Of Court If Stoppage Goes Off As Planned

Fourth of Miners Lay Down Tools in Advance Of Fontract Termination Deadline Set hy Lewis   Lay All Cards on Table U.S. Insists to U.N.   Two Southern Indiana Industries Are Paralyzed by Work Stoppades

COAL MINERS EXPECTED 10 LEAVE JOBS   Sample of Sentiment Indicates Men Will Consider Contract Ended Wednesday and Not Work After That.

Court’s Order Fails To Check Mine Stoppages   Thousands. Of Mincrs In Soft Coal Fields Jump Gun, Lay Down Picks Despite Decree   Pennsylvania Has Most On ‘Holiday   Workers Ignoring Notices Posted By U. 8. Agency In Plea to Prevent Mine Shindowns

20 Percent of Miners Stay Away From Pits: ‘Just Don’t Want Work’

Monument to  Jas. EK. Ferguson  Is Unveiled Judge Rhea Starnes,  Orator of Day, Pays High Tribute

President Confident Of Success by U.N.   ‘All Not Harmony in World Today,’ Nation Told in Christmas Message

LASTING PEACE DECLARED GOAL BY PRESIDENT   Confidence Expressed In United Nation World Plans

FIFTH INCREASE 10 BE ADDED TO MONDAY’S RISE   Will Restore To Dealers Pre-war Handling Choroas

OPA WORKING ON FINAL AUTO RAISE      Eventual Price Will Be 25 Per Cent Above 1942

OPA Plans Last Hike in  Car Prices   Restoration Of Handling Charges Will Raise Price 25 percent Above 1942 Levels

OPA PLANNING NEW INCREASE IN AUTO PRICES   Ceilings Expected To Be 25 Per Cent Over 1942 Level Soon

First Fatal Plane Mishap Is Listed In Flathead County  Young Flier Crashes, Falls Into Lake ‘After Shearing Tree

Farmer Organization  Threatens Food Strike To End Industry Tieur

FARMERS STAGE PROTEST MEETING ON STRIKE WAVE   Nebraska Group Organizes, Demands Production of Needed Equipment   INTENDS TO MAKE NOISE   Spokesman Says Labor Gets Politicians’ Ear Because of Clamor Raised

Farmers’ Group . Threatens Strike Against Strikes   Demand Truman Act ot Face Biggest Strike

Hope of Ending Sea Strike Fails   Pittsburgh Buildings Face Heat Shut-Off

Violence Abating In Movie Walkout   Spread of Strikes in Pittsburgh May Leave Most Buildings in City Without Heat

Banker Asks Abolishment Of the RFC   Demands Business Gc Back on Its Own Responsibility

GOVT. APPEALS SEDITION CASE   Dismissal Ruling Will Be Taken by Justice Dept. To Supreme Court

OLD SEDITION CASE OF 1344 IS DISMISSED   U. 8S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE PLANS TO APPEAL

Judge Dismisses Indictments in Sedition: Cases   Justice Department Will Appeal Decision Freeing 26

Sedition Cases” Are Dismissed   Justice Department Says Jt Will Appeal Ruline

DISMISSAL-OF CASES TO BE REPEALED   Judge Laws Says Retaliation Would Be “Travesty’ Merely

MASS SEDITION CASE DISMISSED BY FEDERAL JUDG   District Court Throws Out Charges Against 26 Filed in 1944—Government to Appeal Decisions.   PELLEY AND WINROD TWO OF ACCUSED   Defendants Were Charged With Conspiring to Interfere With Draft and Undermine  Morale of Troops.

APPEAL LIKELY AFTER DISMISSEL   Mass Sedition UasewAction Prompts Justice Agent to Talk ‘

HICKSVILLE FAIR CLOSES TONIGHT   Running Races Final Event of Day Which Honors Vet Visitors

Predict Fair To Set Record an Attendance   Vets Day Saturday Will Provide Climax For 69th Exposition

Suicide Attempt Leads To Arrest   Man Wanted For Murdez In Maryland Held In Memphis. Tenn.

President Will Receive Degree This Afternoor   Will Make Address At Ford. ham University At 5 O'Clock, During  Caremoanv

Steel To Suffer By Coal Strike      Production Would Be Cut Within Week Of Walkout.

Doughboys In Majority As Legion Parades For First Time Since War

TERMINAL LEAVE READY   Machinery Gets into High Gear to Pay World War Veterans

Terminal Leave  Payments to Start This Week  Government Sets Up Machinery  , ne ee a. gee eee

LEAVE PAY BONDS ON WAY 10 VETS   Finance Officers to Receive -Supplies This Week; Fast — Settlement Seen

Terminal Leave Payments to Start This Week  Government Sets Up Machinery to Pay Veterans

GOVERNMENT READIES TERMINAL LEAVE PAY   Army Hopes Io Pay Claims With: jn 68 Days Of The Date Of Application

TERMINAL PAY BONDS ON WAY FOR VETERANS   $2,700,000,000 In Mails For World War II  Servicemen

PUSH TO EARLY PEACE PARLEY   Big Four at Paris Stud) Plan to Defer Italian Colony Action

French-Italian Frontiers Are Being Studied   Foreign Ministers Of Big Four Turn Attention To Border Issue   SPEED DRIVE FOR FARLY PEACE PARLEY

Bil FOUR TURN 1G STUDY Ut BURDER auES   Differences Now Rest In Way To  Hold Trusteeships

By PAUL MALLON “E  reese)  eTTE LSB?  her  ea ‘ i  THE! NEWii ry DT:

@ PAUL MALLON—  Time Favors Reds; Must Stand Against Communist Empire Now

Order Restored In Tennessee Community   Houses Are Searched For Firearms After Serious Race Riots

Order Restored In Tennessee After Rioting   Authorities Search Columbia Homes for Firearms; LO Hurt 70 Others Arrested

300 OF STATE GUARD LAUNCH HUNT FOR GUNS   70 Arrests, 10 Wounded In Race-Rioting In Tennessee City

70 ARRESTED AFTER RIOTS   Militia Restores Order In Tennessee City Where Disorders Flared

PROPERTY LOSS RUNS HIGH IN LIMA SECTOR   Over Two Inches of Rain Pali¢ in Less Than Two Hourss Report Two Deaths

NORTHERN OHIO BATTERED HARD DURING STORM   Lightning, Rain Cause Wide Destruction And Take At Least 2 Lives

[Plane Wreck Found Atop ‘Laguna Mountain Peak; Ail ‘Crew And Passengers Killed

—AVIATION GASOLINE IGNITES—  Fire And Explosion Rocks Giant Refinery  Of Sun Oil Company   Many Volunteer Firemen Among Those Hospitalized; Blast Felt 20 Miles

FLAMES SWEEP SUN OIL PLANT: MANY ERITICAL      Damage Fixed At $300,000; Explosion Felt 20 Miles Away In Philadelphia

AT LEAST 7 KILLED,  ABOUT 140 HURT IN  REFINERY DISASTER “EXPLOSION, FIRE RIP —  UP GASOLINE PLANT IN PENNCVI VANIA

Seven Killed, Scores Hurt In Explosion  At Oil Plant   Marcus Hook Blaze Rages Seven Hours Before Extinguished

REFINERY FIRE, BLAST IN EAST   Over 140 Injured in Pennsylvania Tragedy—Plant Less $300,000

7 Killed, 140 Are Injured In  Gasoline Blast      Exnlosion Rocks Sun Oil ant;. Many Injured In Serious Condition.

Seven Die, 14( Are Injured In Refinery Fire  Blosts At Sun Plant Ara Felt

Temperatures   Seven Dead, 140 Hurt When Blast Wrecks Refinery   Flames. Rage for Seven Hours in World’s Largest Alkylatibn Plant; Homes Over Wide Area Shaken By Fiery Explosions

Sun Oil Fire Death Toll Is Seven Workers   HUGE EXPLOSION PUTS MANY OTHERS IN © HOSPITAL

140 Hurt; Death Toll May Mount   World’s . Largest Avia: tion Gas Plant Suffers $200.000 Damace.

DISASTER CAUSED BY GAS FLASH AT SUN OIL CO. UNIT   THUNDEROUS BLASTS AT MARCUS HOOK, PA. FELT 20 MILES AWAY

‘Flames Rage Unchecked 'In Wake “of Explosion; Loss Set at $300.000

Seven Are Killed, 140 Injured As Fire Sweeps Through Refinery   Earth-Shaking Explosions Are Followed By Fire At Pennsylvania Oil Refining Plant

Huge Explosions Kill 7, Hurt. 140° In Refinery Fire   Escaping Gas Started Series Of Blasts Feit Over 20 Miles Away

140 Injured In Fire And Blast That Rocked Unit Of Huge Air Gas Refinery

$300, 000 Damage Is Estimated At Alkylation Plant  Explosions Are Felt 20 Miles Away In Pannevivania Cities

Fire Out of Control for Four Hours   Screaming Men With Clothes on Fire Described

7 Killed, 140 Hurt In Refinery Blast   Explosion Shakes 20-Mile Area of World’s Laraest Aviation Gas Plant

7 Killed, 140 Hurt in Oil  lant Blasts   Fire and: Exolosions Sweep. Sun. Company's Hiah Octane Refinery

140 Injured By Roaring Fire And Explosions   Series Of Blasts Felt 20 Miles Away ~ In Philadelphia; Damage Put At $300,000

Pa. Town Scene Of Tragedy   140 Injured As Fire Sweeps Sun Oil Plant

DIL REFINERY BLAST KILLS 7, INJURES 140   Pennsylvania Area  Shaken by Gasoline Plant Explosion

FLASH BLAST OF GAS FUMES STARTS BLAZE   Injury Toll Near 140- Mark;  Explosions Rock ‘Marcus Ueael Araga Car Miloc

Seven Dead, 140 Hurt in Oil Blaze   Unit of Sun Refinery at Marcus Hook Flame Swept

GAS ESCAPES, RESULTING ~ IN FIRE   Marcus Hook, Pennsyifania, Scene Of Tragedy —   Are Noted 20 Miles Away; Witness Tells Of Horror As Workers Burn ©

Blast Felt 20 Miles; Fighth Victin Drowns During Blaze   Damage at Marcus Hook. Pa., Estimated to Be $300,000

FireLeaves 140 Hurtin Pennsylvania   Explosions Rock City 90 Miles Away

Seven Killed, 140 Injured in Oil Blast   Explosions and Fire Wreck Sun Oil Plant in New Jersey

Philadelphia Region Rocked By Explosions   Huge Refinery At ° Marcus Hook Swept By Fire Last Niaht

Huge Explosions in Aviation Gasoline Refinery Kill 7, Injure 140 in Pa.

"Seven Killed, More Than 140 Hurt in Refinery Blast   Explosions Rock Sun Oil Co, Plant at Marcus Hook, Pa.

Flames Follow Explosions Which Rock Sun Company's Marcus Hook Plant

Seven Killed 140 Injured In Oil Blast   Refinery Fire Loss .$300,000— Valve Stuck

‘lames and (xplosions  Injure 140   Damage to World’s Largest Aviation Gasoline Plant Is  Estimated at $300,000

SEVEN KILLED IN REFINERY BLAST   Marcus Hook (Pa.) Fire Hits Aviation Gasoline Works

Others Near Death In Blast At Sun Oil Aviation Gas Plant   $300,000 Fire Visible for 30 Miles; One Man Drowns After Falling Off Ship During Excitement

SEVEN DEAD, 140 HURT IN SUN OIL FIRE   Nineteen of Injured in Gasoline Plant Blast Are in Critical Condition and Some Are Exnected to Die.

EXPLOSIONS TEAM THROUGH UNIT Of ‘BIG OIL REFINERS   Seven Are, Killed- ‘and at oe he 140. Othe :

SEVEN DIE IN MARCUS HOOK REFINERY FIRE   Flames Rege Through Sun Oil Ce. Aviation Gasoline Plant. Causing $300,000 Loss   MANY CRITICALLY HURT

Seven Killed, 140Hurt In Blast   Sun Oil Plant In Pennsylvania Is  Tragedy Scene

Seven Killed In Explosion At Refinery   More Than 140 Injured Tn Fire, Serious Of Explosions At Sun Oil Plant.

140 ARE INJURED AS BLAZE HITS SUN OIL PLANT   ‘Damage Set at $300,000;  Blasts Spread Flames over Volunteer Firemen

Refinery Fire Claims Lives  Seven People   Over 140 Injured In Explo. sion At Sun Oil Company’s Marcus Hook Plant

Seven Dead, 140 Injured In Oil Refinery Blast   Fire Follows Thunderous Explosions At Sun Oi} Company Plant.

Seven Die, 140 Injured In Explosion   Blast At Marcus Hook, Pa., Causes Heavy Damage

140 OTHERS ARE INJURED IN SUN MIL PLANT FIRE   Bis Pennsylvania Plant Shaken By Explosions; Fire Rages For Seven Hours Before Controlled.

Seven Die, 140 Are Injured In Refinery Fire   Blasts At Sun Piont Are Felt In Philadelphia

7 Dead, 140 Hurt in Oil Plant Blast   Fire and Explosions Roar Through Refinery, Biggest of Kind.   (Photo on Picture Page.)

7 Die, 140 Injured In Refinery Blasts   'Witness Tells Horror: ‘Men Screaming,   Clothes Afire’; Damage $300,000

SEVEN PERSONS ‘ATLLED IN FIRE AT  MARCUS HOOK, PA   Upwards of 140 Others “Were Injured In a Sun Oi! ComPany’s Blaze.   BURNED FOR 7 HOURS   Estimated Damage to World's Largest Alkyaton Plant, $300,000.

AMA CSIGDISIE Prepayment Sickness Plan   Doctors Say Program Is Not Answer to Truman’s Setup

Medics Map Voluntary Health Plan   Association Expects Te Extend Prepayment Program to All.

Motorists To Pay More For New’46 Cars   First Specific Ceilings Set For Plymouth, Chrysler, Ford Other Makes

MORE AUTO PRICES ARE ANNOUNCED      All Are Somewhat  ‘Increased from *. 1942 Ficures.

1946 Cars To Cost More Than All 1942 Models   LATEST PRICES BY OPA ALLOWS VARIED INCREASE

MORE NEW CAR PRICES LISTED   $41 To $117 Increases Over 1942 Prices Revealed For 32 New 1946 Autos

New Car Price Hikes Of $41 to $117 O. K.'d   OPA Lists Changes on 32 Models for-Major Auto Makers: GM Levels Still Undecided

Auto Prices ‘Are Fixed . Higher   Ceilings Announced Fer 1946 Medels Qn Percentaces

PRICE RAISES ON NEW AUTOS ARE $41 T0 $117   Specific Ceilings For 28 - New Models Are Told By OPA

GOV. MARTIN SCORES STRIKES AS INEFFICIENT   Says Government Should Safeguard Public Interests

STATE LEGION PLANS FOR BIG CONVENTION   40,000 Veterans Expected To Attend Conclave

Lesion Offical Urges $500 Bonus   Candidate For State Com mander Would Have State Pay It Now—  In Cash

Power Politics Over Trieste Slav Tells Parley   Western Powers Seek Bridgehead He Declares

Yugoslav Raps Power Politics      Charges Western Powers Seeking Bridgehead in Trieste -

Group Stages Wordy Debate On Trieste   Yugoslavs Charge Powers Trying To Obtain Bridqehead

RAP PROPOSED EXPANSION OF TRIESTE ZONE   Western Powers Seek Bridgehead, Slavic Delegate Says

Yugoslav Envoy Criticizes Western Powers  Italian Commission Continues Long Dahartea an Triacte

Yugoslav Charges Western Powers Seek Bridgehead   Declares Trieste Would Be Used For Milifary Acfion Against Tilo

U.S. Blocks Entry Of Outer Mongolia And Albania to UN   Follows Opposition Of Russia to Taking In All Eight Applicants

U.S. Blocks Red-Sponsored Memberships  Russians Object To U. S. Plan For U. N. Acceptance

Soviets, U. S., AtOdds On UN Memberships   United States Vetoes Admission of Albania, Outer Monaolia

U.S. Bars: Two From  UN Seats   Action Comes After Russia Refuses To Aecent U. 8. Proposal!

VETOES SOVIET UNO MEMBERS   Security Council Fight On Applicants Ends In Deadlock

Expect Truman To Appoint Associate As Chief Justice   Will Hold Services For Stone Thursday At 2:00 P. M.

SPECULATE AS TO STONE'S © SUCCESSOR _    Expect Member of Present Court to  Be Named Chief 

Capital Sees Truman Picking One of Associate Justices to Head Court

Catfish Season to Open April 15th Other Sedsons Listed By Iowa Conservation

STATE HIGHWAY PATROLMAN AND 2. SUSPECTS DIE   BATTLE STARTS OVER QUESTIONING ABOUT STOLEN AUTOMOBILE

Highway Patrolman, Two Car Occupants, Slain Early Today   Gun Battles in Paxton and Near Gifford End in Three Fatalities

TAX REVENUES SHOW DECLINE      Drop of $3,128,290,000 Reported, Due to Cut In Excess Profits

Tax Income Dowr Three Billion  Federal Collections ’ for Year Listed

County Discharger Service   Fifteen Servicemen Receive Honorable ‘Discharge

Armed Troops Rule Caleutta   Thousand Yanks un Leave In City Evacuated.

TO STUDY ATOM FOR PEAGETIME   To Establish Plant At Oak Harnessing Atomic Energy For Peacetime Power. For Peacetime Power.

Oak Ridge Plant Will Be Opened   Generation Of Atomic Power To Be Task Of  Eenarimeoantal I ak

Atomic Energy For Peaceful Use Will Be Sought at Oak Ridge Plant

OPEN PALESTINE, TRUMAN URGES   CALLS ON ATTLEE TO SPEED IMMIGRATION OF DISPLACED JEWS

 e ° Britain Cables  Truman   After Learning of His Intention to  Make Statement on Palestine, Ask Delay

URGES BRITISH TO TAKE ACTION IMMEDIATELY   Text of Yom Kippur Day Statement Is Cahled to Attlee

PRESIDENT, IN YOM KIPPUR STATEMENT, URGES IMMIGRATION  FRMTTBZ ABT FAwe AR ease

Open Palestine To Jews at Once Truman Urges   Calls’ on. Attlee. to Act Without Waiting “For Long-Range Plan

Open Palestine To Jews From Europe: Trumai   President Backs Plan For Zionist State, Rejects Split-Up Idea.

Warns Against Delay; Pledges American Aid   Wants Action Before  Winter Brings New  Hardships. to Homeless

PRESIDENT FOR DROPPING BARS ON PALESTINE   Attlee’s Spokesman Says Statement Will Prejudice Settlement

Aitlee Requested President: tc Delay Issuance of Statement-:on Immigration

Truman Makes Plea for Jews   - Requests That Palestine Be Opened to Jews Immediatly

Berlin Papers Say Von Paper “Also Guilty’   Aequitted By Tribunal, But Guilty In Eyes Of The German People, All Papers Assert

JAP WHO SIGNED SURRENDER WOULD ENFORCE PEACE   Shigemitsu Proposes Big Three ‘‘Axis.”’

Early End To Power Strike Is Seen Today   But Violence Flares Again in Hollywood, Chicago Walk-Outs :

Critics Protest Armed Voice In Atomic Control   Plan To Tighten Vital Secret @ Leaks

SENATE GROUP FAVORS ARMY RULE OF ATOM   Committee Fails To Listen As Wallace Expresses Fear Of Fascism

DEWEY THROWS   Tired, Distraught Father Tells Police .  Pathetic Tale of. Wife’s Continued Grief

WYOMING FARM LOAN BOARD  FRANSFERS $85,000 TO COMMON SCHOOL LAND INCOME FUND

Arizonan Confesses To Degnan Murder   Sex Offender Savs He Kidnaped and Slew , a Six-YeareOla-

DEGNAN KIDNAPING STORY 1S DOUBIED   Radio Singer ‘Confesses to Sordid Crime at Phoenix, Ariz.

POLICE CHECK CONFESSION 0 CHILD'S DEATH   Chicago Detectives Will Question Former Singer Held In Arizona   TELLS OF KIDNAP, MURDER   Man With Long Record Says He Butchered Degnan Child In January

DEGNAN MURDER SUSPECT WILL BE QUESTIONED   Chicago Officers Leave For Arizona; Singer Under Arrest

MAN ADMITS SLAYING OF DEGNAN GIRL   Admission Is Made At Phoenix By Male Nurse

RADIO SINGER SAYS HE KILLEL DEGNAN CHILD   Police Find Many Discrepancies In His Confession

NEW SUSPECT IS SEIZED IN DEGNAN CASE   Frustrated Radio Singer Admits KidnapSlaying Former Altoonan’s Daughter.

POLICE CHECK KIDNAP STORY TOLD BY SINGER   Man Held at Phoenix, Ariz. Confesses Slaying of Suzanne Degnan

CONFESSES CHICAGO MURDER   Police Probe Story Of Kidnap-Killing Of Suzanne Degnan

Investigate Degnan  ‘Confession  Father of 3 Tells Police He Stole, Murdered Little Chicago Girl

Hold Degnan Suspect, But Doubt Story   Police Skeptical Killer Found; Discrepancies In Confession Cited

Man Confesses Degnan Murder   Police to Check ™ Tale’s Discrepancies

Singer Confesses Kidnap, Murder Of Suzanne Degnan   Chicago Detectives Enroute To Phoenix, Ariz., To Check Story: Diserepancies Found Between Known Facts And His Admissions; Held For Ravishing Daughter

SINGER TELLS HE KIDNAPED, KILLED CHILD   Chicago Detectives on Way to Arizona to Probe Story

Longshoremen Back At Posts  Some AFL Men Resume Work In New York

CIO Stops Picketing  AFL Piers   First Break In Strike Comes As  Some Longshoremen Ratuen Ta Wark

Plan To Exhume Body Of Recluse   Indiana Police Think Woman May Have Been Poisoned By Mrs.  a ia Ket, Ea —aa. cue Ge

GREEN DEMANDS SCHOOLS PROBE IN WINDY CITY   Kelly Says He Will Welcome Inquiry; Charge Politics At Its Base

Predict Russia Ultimately Will Quit U.N. Group   Return to: Isolation Within Six Months Seen by: Briton’

Paris Dispatch Quotes Reliable Source on Issue  Reds Mav Retreat   Reds May Retreat Into Isolation

London Predicts Reds Will Drop UN. Membership  Vishinsky Defends Yugoslavian Right To Port of Trieste

~RUSSIA— May Quit UNO London Press Says  Soviet May Form Own Organization

@ PAUL MALLON—   H annegan Campaign Method Like Digging Out Hole From Bottom

Coal Contract Issue Threaten: Price: Spiral. .   ‘Wage Raise Would Boost Cost of Steel, Basic Commodities

OPENING OF COAL CONTRACT WAGE THREAT   Negotiation To Prolong Federal Mine Control

Administration Has No Idea (  ~ Lewis’ Demands   Meeting Tomorrow To Bring Miners’ New Demands Into Open First Time   WARNING GIVEN OF PRICE SPIRAL

Officials Fearful Of Coal Pay Boost   ‘New Industrial Price Spiral Would Be Result’

NEW COAL TALKS OFFER THREATS TO PRICE PLAN   Indefinite. Federal Control of Bituminous Fields Seen Highly Probable

N.A.M. CONTEMPT CHARGE 15 HINTED   GROUP HAS REFUSED TO SEND MAN TO LABOR-MANAGE.MENT HEARING.

Russia Fails To Take Part In Decision   Australian Proposal Wins Council Test Despite Soviet Protests

SPANISH PROBE WILL BE MADE BY UN COUNCIL   Russia Abstains From Vote Approving Australian Proposition

U.N. COUNCIL. VOTES PROBE OF FRANCO   Russia Casts Lone Vote Against Proposal

NAMES GROUP TO LOOK INTO SPANISH GAGE   Council Acts After Gromyko Decides Not to Use Veto Power.

Temperatures   Five Nations Named. To Direct Inquiry Of Franco’s Regime

Five-Nation _ Subcommittee To Report By May 31   Russia Opposes Measure But Agrees Not To  Veto, Casting No Vote

ry TRA!   Soviet Delegate Raps Plan, But Withholds Veto   Five-Member Group to Decide If Franco Threatens Peace

Australian Proposal Is Accepted by UN; Russia Objects, Does Not Veto

UN SUB-GROUP TO INVESTIGATE FRANCO NAMED  Soviet Russia Only Member of Securit:

RUSSIA LETS ACTION PASS WITHOUT VETO   5-Nation Probe Board Named

tinal Lend-Lease Settlements Are Well Under Way   Shipments to Russia Included Consignments o! Needed War Materials

Russ Peril U.S., Sen. Taft Charges   Raps ‘Appeasement;’ Says World Policy Fails; Urges End of Wartime Controls

Taft Flays Democrat “Appeasement” of Russia in Campaign Keynote Talk

LAYS BLAME TO ‘APPEASEMENT? FOREIGN POLICY   Sounds Keynote For Republicans

TAFT DECLARES ~ FOREIGN POLIGY ~ MENACES PEACE   , Says ‘Nation Is in as Much Danger From Abroad as Before War ’   SETS REPUBLICAN PACE   Senator’s Talk Before Ohic Convention Is Viewed as GOP Keynote

Brands Report of Velo As Untrue. Urges Own Plan Fer Control af Union Labor

STRIKE CONTROL BILL ANALYZED   Truman Still Favors His Own Emergency Labor Union Measure

NEAR ACCORD IN ZONE TALKS   i and Britain Iron Out Major Points in Union Of German Economy

Most Texans Anticipate Plenty of Ham ‘And Steaks With Price Controls Lifted

2nd Man Held In New York  Embezzlement   Man Held In Florida Names Others In Million-Dollar Theft Case

SCHOOL LEADER TAKES STAND  Woods Backs Rainey In Talk, Assails Opposition ‘Threat’

Gay Parties Attended By Offieers Ou Travel Leave Reported In Inquiry Into Combine's Alfered War Profits

ADMISSION IS MADE BEFORE PROBE GROUP   Doubts If Blame Can Be Pinned to Any One Contractor

U. S. Shells Killed Gls, Group Hear:   General Waits Tells -Production Details; Gay Party Disclosed

MEAD GROUP TOLD DEFECTIVE SHELLS KILLED SOLDIERS   Major General Alden Waitt Says Responsibility Cannot Be Pinned on Any Manufacturer,   BRUNETTE EMBRACED MAY AT GAY PARTY   Probers Demand War Department Discipline Army Officers Who Attended Garsson Wedding.

Admit Faulty Mortar Shells Killed Yanks   Responsibility Can‘’t Be Placed Senate Group Told

Partying General Admits Army Unable to Discover What Firm Made Bad Ones

GI's Killed By Defective U.S. Shells In Was   CWS Chief Says Responsibility Probably Cannot be Determined

Mead Probe Brought Out Story of Defective Shells That Might Otherwise Have Been Kept Hidden.

Probe Shifts To Detective Mortar Shells   Senators Hear Waitt Following Review of Munitions Combine’s Parties. Influence

FAULTY SHELLS KILL SOLDIERS   High Ranking Officers Qn Trip Attend Gay Party

Probers Hear Faulty Shells KilledGunners   Mead Demands Officers . Who Attended Garsson ' Party ha Punich.J

Faulty Shells Killed GI's, Chief Testifies   War Probe Group Switches To Munitions Costs

Harris Opposes Brecheen in 2nd Game of Serie:   Cronin Names Left-hander In Bid for Second Straight Over Cardinals 

Painter Offered Presidency Of  Texas  Univ versity   Asks Time To Consider Proposition

PHILIPPINE TROOPS ON TRAIL OF JAPS   Unsurrendered Nips Reported Ter rorizing Villagers Southwest of Manila.

WANT QUICK REPAYMENT   Britain Willing to Lend Meat to the United States

P. J. ALLAN AUTO SERVICEBUDSON AGENCY.—Ad.      ‘JUNIE’S SERVICE STATION

Damages To Dunlop Store May Be Over $75, 000 » Fourteen Persons Are Hur urt In Blast In Hobbs: Damage Heavy

Damages To Dunlap Store: May Be Over $75,000 © ; Fourteen Persons Are Hurt In  Rlast In Hobbs: Damaqde Heavy

Millions Are Without Fuel and Food in War-Tom  Countries   FUTURE IS- BRIGHTER

‘No Conclusive Results’, Says White House   Schwellenbach to See Operators’ Chairman Later Today   Coal Strike Loss Greater Than 1945

ST. VINCENT’S CHURCH IS SCENE OF WEDDING   Miss Doris A, Wilt Becomes Bride Of Henry C. Livelsberger At Nuptial Mass

MAJOR HOUSING CONTROLS WIPED OUT BY TRUMA!   Way Cleared for Anyone, Veteran or Not, to Build Dwelling for His Own Occupancy.   PRICE CEILING ON NEW HOMES IS DISCARDED   Priorities on Building Ma terials dunked — Steps Promised to Increase Number of Workers.

Non-Veterans Free to Build Homes   Limitations to Continue On Non-Dwelling, Luxury Construction

NON-VETERANS PERMITTED 10 BUILD HOMES   CEILING ON SALES LIFTED; RENTALS ENCOURAGED

Priorities On All Materials Are Abolished   Price Ceilings Removed On Houses Built For Sale

Housing Controls Removed   New Program Was Announced Saturday Night by Truman: Results Expected

Order Kills Priorities ‘On Materials   Sales Price Ceiling Lifted on New Homes; Veteran Preference Out

President Opens Up Housing»  —s —  a 2. . 8   Building Material Prierities Junked

i   Federal Housing Put Under Decontrol Shower by President   Priorities on Home Building Are Lifted and $10,000 Sales Ceilings Removed Under Directive

Erases Major Restrictions Of Wyatt Regime   Orders New Steps to Spur Rental Construction; $10,000 Price Top Abandoned   Believes Results Will Be Produced   Priority System on Mater ials Is Junked; Way  Cleared for Anyone to  ) Build Home

Truman Reverses Wyatt Program On Priorities :   Loosen Rental Lic On New Homes; Action Follows Experts’ Advice

$10,000 Lid On New Homes Is Abandoned   Way Is Cleared for Anyone, Vet or Not to Build Residence

Action Opens Way for Non-veterans to Build Homes;  Priority System Junked; Housing Boom Predicted

$10,000 Sales Ceilings on New Houses Is Abandoned; Rental Lid Is Liberalized   Action Follows Recommendations of Real Estate and Construction Industry Leaders Who Contended that More Homes Would Be Built Without the Restrictions

VIGOROUS PLAN FOR HOUSING IS TO BE PUSHED   Priorities System « and Sales. Ceiling . Wiped Out 

Wipes Out All Housing Priorities, Removes $10,000 Sales Ceiling On New Housing Units

New Steps Aid Rent Building   Anyone May Build for His Own Occupancy, Priorities On Materials Dropped

$10,000 Sales Price Ceiling On New Homes Abandoned; Way Cleared For All To Build

A. Hopkins Of New Deal Fame Dead   Was Son of Iowa Harnes: Maker ana Confidant  of Roosevelt

Resigned Important Post At White House In July Because Of II] Health

H. HOPKINS, ROOSEVELT AIDE, DIES   Former Relief Administrator Succumbs in N. Y.

Harry Hopkins, Special Aide To FDR, Dies .   Has Been In Ill Health For Years

Aide to F. DR. Passes After Long Illness   Friend of Presidents and Dictators; Served Nation Well

NOTED (OWAN LUGE FRIEND CF ROOSEVELT   Was Prominent in New Deal and Through Missions to Foreign Capitals.

Confidant Of FDR Succumbs   Harry L. Hopkins Entered Hospital In November To Rest

FDR Adviser Succumbs To ‘Long illness   Nature of Ailment Is Not Yet Known, Hospital Reports

HARRY L. HOPKINS DIES OF ILLNESS   ASSISTANT TO FDR, RELIEF EXECUTIVE ILL SINCE NOVEMBER

Former Assistant President Had Been Il) For 11 Weeks   Under Treatment For Obscure Ailments Af Roosevelt Memoria!  Hospital.

Harry L. Hopkins, 55, Suc cumbs In New York Hos‘pital Which He En. —  tered In November   Nature Of Iness Not Determined   Started Career As Social Worker; Became Associated With National * Administration. In °30

EX-ASSISTANT FOR FDR BORN N SIOUX CITY   Hopkins in Ill Health for Several Years; to  Hospital on July 4

HARRY HOPKINS, EX-ROOSEVELT AIDE, SUCCUMBS   Had Been Plagued By Ml Health For Several Years

HARRY L. HOPKINS JIES IN NEW YORK   Served With Late President Roosevelt More Thans 3 Terms.

Hopkins, Confidant of Presidents, Dies in New York Hospital at 55

Hopkins Dies This Morning   Former Assistant To Late President Roosevelt; Born ix Sioux City, Lowa

HARRY HOPKINS, F.R. CONFIDANT, DIES: LONG ILL   Plagued By Physical Ailments Since 1938; Paceoe In Hosnilal

Ines Is Fatal. To Hopkins; Dies at Age 55  Towan Was Active TT We... 2...

Harry Hopkins Taken By Death At N.Y: Hospital   Former Assistant To FDR i) For Several Years; Resigned To Take Rest

FDR'S  CLOSEST FRIEND   ‘Death at 10:35 A. M. Follows lilIness of Years

Harry Hopkins Di ies After  Long Illness   Public Servant and Aide of FDR Dies In N. x Hospital.

HARRY HOPKINS DIES IN NEW YORK   Former Roosevelt Assistant 1! For Several Months

F. R'S SPECIAL ASSISTANT ILL SINCE NOVEMBEI   Resigned White House Post Last July: Was Head of WPA From ‘35 to ‘38

‘Nature of Ailment Which Took His  Life Is “Obscure” Frail Man Had Been Adviser to Leaders In World Affairs

Hopkins, F. 2. Advisor, Dies in New York   Long Sickness Fatal To Former Secretary Of Commerce Dept.

HOPKINS DIES IN NEW YORK   Former Assistant to FDR ir Hospital Since November

SPECIAL ASSISTANT "0 LATE PRESIDENT SUCCUMBS NEW YORK  EX-SOCIAL WORKER ~ IN ILL HEALTH FOR SEVERAL YEARS

Assistant to F.D.R. Long In Ill Health   Nature of Ailment Not Known; lowa Native Held Key Posts.

Passed / 8 To day A t                WAS CLOSE ADVISER AND. oe CONFIDANTE OF ROOSEVELT. FO ‘MANY YEARS; HAD BEEN ILL FOR PAST 11 WEEKS: cosa Be

FORMER AIDE Of ROOSEVELT   Directed Expenditure of Nine Billions os U.S. Refief Chiat -

Succumbs to Long Illness In Hospital   Held Several High Federal Posts; Attended Historic War Conferences

HOPKINS, LATE FDR AIDE, DIES IN NEW YORK   Former Confidant to World Figures Had Been In Ill Health For a Long Time.

HARRY L. HOPKINS DIED AT MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, NEW YORK   Former Special Assistant. t : the Late Mr. Roosevelt Died This Morning.   ILL FOR THREE MONTHS   in: Failing Health For Sevs. eral Years; Resigned Last July 3.

IOWA SOCIAL WORKER BECAME WORLD FIGURE   WPB Head, Then Top Diplomat

ILLNESS FATAL AT HOSPITAL In NEW YORK CITY   Took Many Trips Abroad To Confer With Allied Chiefs During War Period

Former lowan Once Directed National Relief   In Ill Health for Several Years; Succumbed at 11:35 a. m. Today

F.D:R.Confidant:: As Relief Chief ¢ , Was Big Employer  Frail Man Was Power. ‘in

Former Assistant To FDR Succumbed After Long !IIness   Had Been Reported In Serious But Not Critical Condition

Harry Hopkins, Special Aide ToF.R., Dies   Close Confidant Of Roosevelt Played Big Roles In War; Startec As Social Worker

Resigned White House Post For Rest Last July 3   Entered Hospital in November; Was U. S. Relief Administrator

Former Assistant to FDR Dies In New York: Was In Hospital Since November

HOPKINS DIES © IN HOSPITAL. ~~ AT NEW YORK   “ASSISTANT PRESIDENT" UNDER ROOSEVELT 8UCCUMED AFTER YEARS OF FAILING NEALTI

Harry L. Hopkins, Roosevelt Aide, ls Taken by Death  Special Assistant To FDR Helped Shape War Policies

Hopkins Is Dead   FDR’s Confidential Advisor Dies After Months in Hospital

Had Been Long in  m Health   Was FDI s Confidant And Shaper of Potieys Faial Malady Obscure

Harry Hopkins Passes in New York Hospital   Special Assistant  To the Late President Roosevelt Performed  Important Missions

Harry Hopkins Dies; Advised Roosevelt   Closest Associate of Late Presiden Was Relief Director During  Prewar Depression Years

DEATH OF HOPKINS   Former Roosevelt Aide ir Ml Health for Several  Years

HARRY HOPKINS DIES TODAY IN N.Y. HOSPITAL   Death. Claims. Man Who. Was Confidant -Of Leaders   56 YEARS OLD   Close Friend Of zB D.R., Had Been Tl) SiR a! 1938.

Harry L. Hopkins FDR’S Advisor, Dies Suddeniy   In Hl Health for Several Years; Quit White House Post To “Teke a Rect!

Harry Hopkins, lormer Aide  To FDR, Dies   Closest Confidant Of Late President Passes After Long Ulness

Fy é y Hopkins ” In New  York Hospital   Ex-Confidant of FDR Was Under: Treatment -For Past. 1 f Weeks

‘LITTLE PRESIDENT’ UNDER FDR SUCCUMBED AT 19:35 AM AFTER ILLNESS OF 1] WEEKS

Ex-Special Aésistant to FDR, Official Had: Been ir il! Health Several Years

Harry L. Hepkins, Former Aide To FDR, Dies  At 55   In Ul Health  Several Years

Assistant Lo Roosevelt Dead In New York  Oi ae means c= =      Former New Dealer Went To Hospital In November   Death Comes At 9:35 This Morning To Former lowan

Nature of [iness Not Determined   lowan Was Best Friend of Late President,

Clothes Costs Cut Seen in Price Boost   U.S. Acts to Break Shortage in Men’s Apparel, Women’s Hosiery

Ready to Allow Increases When  Needed, He Says   Outlines Wage - Price Policy bl Conference; Sees Little Increase To Public

OTHES COSTS CONSUMERS \Y BE LOWEREL   rice Paradox een by Bowles.

OPA Action Will Bring Price Down   Economic §tabilizer Gives His Interpretation of  New Price Revisions

July t--Truman   46 Billions Supplied By U. S. to Others; Six Billions Received

SETTLEMENT OF ALL LEND-LEASE BUSINESS JULY 1   This Was ‘Told to Congress Today By President Truman,   ESTIMATES ARE MADE   Aid Totalling $46,040,000,000 Supplied By United States,

Lend-Lease Total. Over..46 . Billions,  President: Reveals   Says Negotiations: Under Way. For. « Settlement

President Reports on  Lend-Lease   Tells Congress Settlement of All Transactions Expected by July

Truman SeesEnd ToLend July Ist   Full Report Sent To Congress On The Program

Settlement OF Lend- Lease eBy  ~ “J uly His: Seen   Truman Makes:Estimate Ir  Reporting Total: Supplied By U.S, Is $46,040,-_/ 000.0660 Tr 5 Vase,

Lend-lease  Cost U. S. 46 Billior   We Drew Six Billion in Reserve Aid, Truman Says in Report.

Settlement of All Lend-Lease Before July 1}   Truman. Report Lists Total Aid by U.S. At $46.040,000,000

Tugboat Workers Reject Settlement  Strikers Will Refuse  To Work. Declared

Government May Seize New York Tugboats Today   Workers Reject Settle ment Program Suqgested by Mayor

Government Apt To Take Over New York Harbor   Strike Keeps Great American Port Virtually Lifeless

U5, MAY SEIZE ~NEW YORK HARBOR   FEDERAL INTERVENTION IN STRIKE OF TUGBOAT WORKERS PREDICTED.

GOVT. SEIZURE OF TUGBOATS HELD LIKELY   Early Action Expected To Break Tieup In New York Harbor

CHIANG AGAIN GETS TOP POST   Chinese Leader Puts Nation Back on War Footing.

Gen. Chiang Is Re-Elected   Central Committee Choice Is Unanimous; ‘Conscription Ordered

KAI-SHER 1) RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT   Manpower To Be Conscripted For Government   By PAT McLAUGHLIN INS Staft Correspondent

HEAD OF CHINESE CENTRAL. GOVERNMENT IN DIC ATES ANTI-RED DRIVES WILL —— CONTINUE ——_-——__-.

Contact With Byrnes Is Resumed   Claim Wallace’s Silence Does Not Settle Issue

Clarification Is Foreed by Wallace Affair   Truman Has Teletype Conversation With Sec. Byrnes in Paris

Truman May Clarify U. S. Foreign Policy   Presidential Statement Reported Under Consideration as Aftermath to Wallace Controversy

Byrnes’ Concern Is Not Diminished   President Expected to Make Statement Clarifying Administration Foreian Policy

PRESIDENT MAY MAKETALK ON FOREIGN POLICY   Diplomats Says Byrnes Not Satisfied With Wal lace Compromise   STATEMENT LIKELY AT PRESS CONFERENCE

PRESIDENT MAY CLEAR FOREIGN POLICY VIEWS   White House Denies Any Deal With Wallace To Silence Him

Presidential Announcement {Is Being Urged  ‘Byrnes Reportedly Isn't  Satisfied With “Gag” On Wallace  SITUATION MAY BE CLEARED UP TODAY  Truman May Issue Clear— Cut Statement At News ) Conference   SITUATION MAY BE CLEARED UP TODAY

Prominent Americans Unwilling to Allow National Interests to Suffer From Wallace Truce They Arranged.

Byrnes Said To Feel Only Specific Word From President Can. Dispel Clouds In Wallace Debate

DISPUTE OVER CABINET RIFT GRUMBLES ON   PRESIDENT CONFERS WITH BYRNES BY TELETYPE

President May Give Views On roreign Policy   Truman Confers at Length With Secretary James Byrnes

‘Lruman Pushed To Take Stand Beside Byrnes   Clear-Cat Pronouncement On U.S. Foreign Policy Renorted in Making

WANTS CLEAR CUT DECISION ON U.S. STAND   Secretary Said to Be Unsatisfied With Temporary Gag

Truman May Give Specific Policy Outline   Would Clear Up Some Confusion Caused By Wallace

SECRETARY SEEKS END TO CONFUSION ON FOREIGN POLICY   President Reported Considering Issuing a Statement to. Dispel All Uncertainty.   CLAYTON IS CALLER =; AT WHITE HOUSE   Byrnes and His Advisors in Paris Said to Feel Gag on ~ Commerce Head Is Unsatisfactory. q

Byrnes Not Satisfied With Gag He Put On Wallace. Wants President to Quit Pussyfooting

Byrnes Said Troubled By Wallace Gag   Secretary Of State And Truman Confer; Tesne Not Settled

THE WEATHER   nk Waa  Temperature Reading By The Bee’s Radial Thermometer

THE WEATHER  Temperature Reading By The Bee’s Radial Thermometer

PARKS HEAD REPORTS NO BREAK IN FALLS   Report Of Huge Rack Slid Brings Contour Study

MAY DAY MARKED THRUOUT EUROPE   Stalin Says Russia Has Policy Of Peace, Security

May Day Rallies  Across Europe Call for Peace   Stalin Sets Keynote at Massive Demonstration in  Red Square   THRONGS IN BERLIN CHEER UNION LEADER   Rome and Vienna Hear Speakers Call for Action : In a New World

POWER OF RUSSIA SHOWN IN PARAD   May Day Celebrated In European Countries Today.

Ohio Pastors Told Japs Believe They Are Getting Chance From M’ Arthur

Dewey Will Answer ‘Slush Fund’ Jibe In Rochester Talk   Governor Will Tell How Half Billion Isto Be Snapt an Stota  Projects

Dewey to Offer Rebuttal to Charge Of Half-Billion Dollar Slush Fund

U.S, PUSHES PLANS TO CONSERVE COAL   Drastic Steps Intended To Stretch Stockpiles

Government Pushes Coal Conservation   Dimout Extended; Other Steps Taken To Conserve Fuel

Pay Demands for Miners Are to Be Left to John L. Lewis   Convention Adjourns Without Taking Any Definite Action

UMW Rejects Pact for Part Of Operators   Hopes to Return Industry To Owners Are Dashed  Mee do keeent n

UMW REJECTS PARTIAL PACT   Convention Votes Against Contract With Part Of Mining Industry

Bituminous Mine Contract Declined   Hopes Basked for Return of Mines to Private Owners

UMW DESIRES CONTRACT WITH ALL OPERATORS   Miners Decline To Deal With Only Part Of Coal Industry

MINERS REJECT WAGE CONTRACI   Return Of Soft Coal Diggings To Private Owners Delayed

STRIKE OF CITY EMPLOYES = CALLED OFF AT COLUMBUS   UNION MEMBERS VOTED YESTERDAY TO STAY ON JOB PENDING WAGE NEGOTIATIONS

MINE STRIKE PUT 10 GOVERNMENT   Schwellenbach Seeks to Get Both Sides to Resume Active Negotiations

LEWIS BOLTED NEGOTIATIONS YESTERDAY   Separate Coal © Strike Conferences  Slated for Today

U.S, SEEKING SOLUTION T0 COAL STRIKE   Secretary of Labor Plans Conferences With Opposing Parties.

Uperators Are Said Ready To Resume Talks   Lewis Complains Discussion Futile

PAULEY QUITS NOMINEE FIGHT FOR APPROVAL   President Withdraws Name to Conclude Bitter Clash

Emperor Urges Japs Renounce  All War Aims   Calls For Japanese Natior To Dedicate Selves Toward World Peace

SENATE PLANS — NEW OPA BILL      SENATOR SAYS HE THINKS HOUSE MEMBERS “CHASTENED" BY PROTESTS  OF PUBLIC —

‘agital i, China tion-Says   Hopes Are ~dby Report OF . ack.on City:  ™ Vangn

Republicans Are Behind in Vote  Marcantonio Loses CG. OD Naminantoan

Republicans Are Behind in Vote  Marcantonio Loses G. O. P. Nomination

SOLONS LOSE, TRAIL IN NEW YORK PRIMARY   Tunnell, Traynor Get Renominated In - Delaware

BALDWIN LOSES IN NEW YORK T0 DEWEY FORCES   Will Still Try To Retain House Seat As ALP Candidate In Fall   WOMAN SUPPORTED BY FISH OUT IN FRONT

Dewey Favorite Wins in Primary   Watkins, Dawson Top Utah GOP Candidates

Crews Leave Target Ships In Bomb Arez   Evacuation Starts At Bikini Lagoon; Blast Due Sunday

ATOMIC BOMB TEST SET FOR BIKINI ATOLL   ews of Vessels In Test Ar Evacuated; Weather Awaited

Atom Crew Evacuates  Bikini Isle   50-50 Chance Seen for Scheduled Blast as Winds Increase

ONLY WEATHET CAN HOLD UP BOMB TEST   Slated-for 5:30 : P. M. Sunday, Marshall: Time 

‘GILDA’ READY TO BE DROPPED OVER 75 SHIPS   @ Navy Chief On Hand For Big Test Of Power Of Newest Weapon

laraet Snip Crews Taken from Lagoon   Wind Shear’ May Postpone Test, Airman Fears

Weather May Delay Blast At Bikini   “Shear Wind” Darkens Otherwise Brght Outlook For Tremendous Blast.

HISTORY-MAKING BOMB TEST ONLY 48 HOURS AWAY   All Men Being Evacuated Today from Bikini Island

PREPARATIONS FOR BOMB TEST IN FINAL STAGE   Crews Leaving Targets As 75-Ship “Guinea Pig” Fleet Grouped

Evacuate Crews For Bomb Test On Fleet of 75 Ships   Weather For ‘Able’ Day Does Not Look Too Favorable

35.000 Leave Bombing Area   Sailors Evacuate 75 Target Ships In Bikini Lagoon

35,000 Crewmen Evacuated from Atom Bomb Target Ships, 48 Hours Before Test on Guinea Pig Fleet

SHIPS READY FOR ATOM BOMB TEST   25,000 Men Being Evacuated From Target Ships

GM Negotiations Continue To Lag  Union Seniority Is Main Stumblina Block

, M. AND UNION STILL AT ODDS   UNION SECURITY ISSUE ALMOST SETTLED—FIRM BALKS AT 19%-CENT RAISE.

Union Reports Security Issue Nearly Settled; Seniority Is Held Up

MAJOR ISSUES NOT SETTLED IN GM STRIKE   BOTH SIDES MEET AGAIN TODAY IN DETROIT

RUSSIAN ‘GRAB’ S CONFIRMED. ~ BY AUSTRIANS   HIGH AUSTRIAN SOURCES SAY RAILROADS ARE AMONG ' PROPERTIES SOVIET CLAIMS

— REPORT 5 AIRMEN DIED —  U.S. Still May Hale Yugoslavs Before UN

Possibility That U. S. May Still Hail Yugoslavia Before U. N. Security Group

MISSING CHILD FOUND IN EAS   ‘Woman, 23, Being Held For Philadelphia Cops in New Jersey —

Philadelphia Child, — Missing Since Last’. . Week, Found Unharmec

PROATIAN is PRIESTS. ss, CONVICTED *   Sent to Prison 16 Years for Aiding Nazis

CATHOLIC CLERIC FOUND GUILTY OF “COLLABORATION”   Was Charged. With Aiding Pro-Nazi Movement in VWoonctavia

STEPINAC IS FOUND GUILTY IN YUGOSLAVIA   Sentenced To Sixteen Year: Imprisonment—Lisak Will Be Hanged

ARCHBISHOP STEPINAC CONVICTED   Church Leader Is Sentenced to 16 Years Hard Labor

ARCHBISHOP IS FOUND GUILTY   CROATION PRELATE GETS 16 YEARS IN PRISON

Archbishop Siepinac Draws 16-Year Term   Spiritual Leader of 2,000,000 Croatian ' Catholics Convicted of Aiding Nazis—Secretary Amone 11 Others Punished

‘Vandenberg, Arn Army, Navy ‘Are Charged With Needling Byrnes Info Risking War With Reds

Senator Gets Wallace Barb   Vanilenberg Accused  Of ‘War-Needling’

STATE DEPARTMENT ISN‘T HAPPY, WALLACE CLAIMS Vandenberg, Army, Navy Are Charged With Needling Byrnes Info Risking War With Reds

WALLACE SAYS VANDENBERG IS ‘MAKING POLICY’   Also Claims Army, Navy Is ‘Needling’ State Department

Peron Prenares To Resist Attack   Argentine President Aware of Efforts to Foment Revolution.

M. HAUPERT, GRAN VILLE. SUCCUMBED   Pioneer Farmer Buried At Granville On Wednesday

Rail Men Sit In Final Talk   Failure May Bring U.S. Wnteeveatian”

"if Conferees Fail To Agree Only President Truman Could Stop Walkout

PRESIDENTIAL INTERVENTION IS EXPECTED   Truman Could Seize Roads, Following  Example of Roosevelt and Wilson.

MAIN RAILROADS, 2 BROTHERKOUDS IN STRIKE TALK   Changes in Rules Believed to Be Subject Taken Up at Today’s Meeting   TIEUP SET FOR MAY 18   Intervention by President Is Again Likely Unless Accord Reached

BROTHERHOODS, ROADS DISCUSS WORKING RULES   Try to Avert May 18 Strike

Brotherhood Presidents To Confer Today   Failure To Agree On Wages May Result In Presidential Intervention.

Railroad Leaders In Final Attempt To Avert Walkout   Officials of Major Roads Meet in Chicago With Brctherhood Heads   STRIKE IS CALLED FOR MAY EIGHTEENTH   President May Intervene Ii Conferees Fail*to Find - A Solution

Make Final Effort To Avert U. S. Railway Strike Called For May 18

Nation-wide Walkout Set For May 18   Brotherhood and Company Representatives Hold  Meeting in Chicago

GREECE DROPS CLAIM AGAINST ALBANIA AREA   Peace Parley Studies Plan to Complete Pact With 5 Enemy Nations

- Consider Plan To Finish Treaties   Withdraws Claims mst Aldania at Peace Conference   Secretary of. State Byres Presides at Plenary ‘on

Greece Claims Against Albania Are Withdrawn   Peace Conference Digs Into Job of Completing Treaties Before Oct. 15

Peace Conferees Called To Night  Plenary Session   Will Consider Proposed Methods For Speeding Up Work.

Jews. Threaten Non-Cooperation In: Palestine Describe. Situation  Bs ‘Dreadful Husk

PALESTINE JEWS PLAN TO STRIKE   Non-Cooperation Strike New Factor In Explosive Holy Land Situation.

NON-COOPERATION URGED IN STRIFE   Palestine Situation Grows Worse As Jews Call For Resistance

Non-Cooperation Strikes by Jews Face Holy Land   British Army Said Ready for General Revolt in Palestine

Jews in Holy Land Set to Stage Strike   Eighteen Young Jews Sentenced to Death  For Bombing Raid on Haifa Railway Shops

EWS PLAN STRIKE IN JERUSALEM   A Non-Co-operative Program Becomes a New Factor in the Already Explosive Situation in Holv Land.

ARRESTS ARE MADE IN DISORDERS   Company Supervisors Are Not Permitted to Cross Strike Line

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our Injured AnNew Jersey ~ Picket Lines   Westem Electric Co Plants Scenes of Trouble;. Several: * Arrested —

NUMBER HURT IN DISORDERS AT WE PLANT!   Clashes Mark Efforts To Break Through Picket Lines

Disorders At Western Electric Plant End ‘After Four. Injured Several Men Arrested 

OPA Order Keeps Midwestern Beet Sugar From East  Refncec To I if

COMMITTEE TO “GET FACTS" ON PAYMENT   Investigation Fans Out On  Four Fronts

DRAFT BOARDS TOLD TO ‘COMB 4-F LISTS AS NEW QUOTAS ARE ANNOUNCED

Says Homma Tried To Ease Cenditions For Prisoners   Fire’ Camp Chief To Improve Camp, Claim

Says Homma Changed Commanders To Better  Conditions At Camp Rw WAYNE RICHARDSON

Witness Defends General  Homma   Says He Tried to Improve Conditions

Cut Funds for Kinzua Survey   Gavin Fails to Get Eoll Amount for Elk County Projects

Committee Approves Large Expenditure For Preliminary Planning of the Kinzua Dam

Strike Imperils Food Supplies Great Britaiz   Strachey Says Country May Be Forcee To Cut Its Present Bread Ration

British Food Situation ‘Affected by U.S. Strike   Bread Ratianing May Be Cut Unless Fuel Situatien Improves

British Food Minister Says U.S. Coal Strike Threatens Food Ration

U.S. Coal Strike Threatens Britain’s Food  Strachey Predicts Slash In Bread And Bacon Rations

Coal Strike Has British Worried   British Food Minister See: “Gravest Consequences”  As The Result. '

BRITON WORRIED BY COAL STRIKE   Food Minister Says U. S. Walkout Imperils Many Nations

TO REORGANIZE ARMY SETUP. ON TUNE 11   Gens. Eisenhower and Spaatz to Get More Authority

War Department Has Many Plans Under New Setuy   Reorganization Finds De partment Busy With Many Projects For Future

Modest Paris ‘Hotel Is Run By American   Sponsored ‘by U.S. State Department;  . Affords Relief From Black Market Hotels  _ With. Prices io Stagger Millionaires

Touring the World   Ve Witt ——,  MODEST PAIRS HOTEL npAse_eRcTion OF tT! &.

HE CALIFORNIA, MODES JOTEL CROSS SECTION ¢ § GODSEND ‘TO TRAVELE

Today’s Outlook   U. S.-SPONSORED HOTEL PROVIDES FOR AMERICANS IN PARIS

World Analysis:  Home-Like Hotel Gives Americans ‘Comfort in Paris

Explosions Raze Tanks; Cause of Fire Is Unknown   Nine Storage Units Destroyed; Three Men Are Sent to Hospital

Philippines Set Free July Fourth   War-Torn Island Dependence of U. S. Since Spanish War

NEW REPUBLIC IS OBSERVING INDEPENDENCE   War-torn Philippines Becom Free; Elaborate Cerembnies  ~ ——Fake Place   WILD REJOICING NOTED ON INDEPENDENCE DA}

Rescue Party Searches for Plane Victims   NEW YORK, Sept. 20.— (UP)—Eighteen s u r-vivors have been found at the scene of the crash of « Belgian trans-Atlantic airliner.

Survivors Of Airliner Are Found   Rescue Teams at Wreckage; Numbe Of Survivors  Still Unknown

UNO Endorses Committee On Atomic Energy   SEC. BYRNES ADVOCATES WITHDRAWAL OF U. S. TROOPS

>BYRNES URGES WITHDRAWAL OF ARMED FORCES   #U. S. Secretary Wants All Occupation Troops Moved Out Of Countries   47 VOTE FOR COMMISSION   Resolution As Orafted At Moscow Goes Through; Byrnes Heads Home

47 of 51 Nations Favor Control Body   U. 8. Secretary Pleads for End of Occupation Except In Janan and Germanv

UNO Sets Up Atomic Bomb Body   Byrnes Advocates Early Withdrawal O: Allied Forces From Occupied Countries

UNO Votes To Set Up Atom Board   Byrnes Asks Troop Withdrawal From All Nations Except Germany, Japan

UNO SANCTIONS ATOMIC BOARD   Byrnes Urges All but Japan and Germany Be Cleared of Troops Speedily

‘Resignation’  storv denied  by Byrnes ‘Not discussed with president’

American General Asks Explanation   Military Order Puts Soviet Government in Control of All German Property in Their Zone

GERMAN PROPERTY IN AUSTRIAN ZONE SEIZED BY RUSSIA   Army Order Affects All Holdings in Soviet Occunation Area

RUSSIANS PLAN TO TAKE OVER GERMAN ASSETS   Announcement Of Order In Eastern Austria Comes As A Surprise   CLARIFICATION ASKED   General Clark Expected To Outline American View On Property

Soviet Seizure Investigated   U. S. Shows, In Austrian. By Red General.

Austrian Property. Seizure Order By Reds Questioned   General Clark Seeks Clarification from Russian Zone Commander

Anderson Predicts Plenty of Wheat for Mills Soon; Sees No Rationing

1,00 WOMEN PAY VISIT TO CAPITOL TO SUPPORT OPA   Group Throngs Lobbies and  Corridors and Buttonholes  Congressmen Off  Floor.   HOUSE OPENS DEBATE ON CONTINUING AGENCY   Southern Senators Organize to Take Control of Farm Commodities Away From  Administrator.

Women Argue In Congress  To Keep OPA   Southern Senators  ‘Vant¥arniltems — Taken from Agency

Dixie Senators  - Form OPA Battle   Women Flood Galleri To Boost Avenoy

Women Move On Capital To Seek Continuation Of OPA    Southern Senators Organize to Drop Farm Commod.  ities Away from OPA Agency — Split of Senti ment Reflected on the Floors of Congress

CONGRESS IS URGED TO RETAIN OPA   Women Appear by Hundreds to ‘Ask  For Price Controls

Would inciude American Legion  Kilgore. Revercomb Propose Joint Bill To Limit Chartered Groups

Smith Wins Rail Board Seat By 914 Votes  Official Canvass Lis _ Close Contest in

Smith Wins Rail ‘Board Seat By 914 Votes   Official Canvass List: Close Contest in State General Election

Austin Shaken by Mysterious Blast   Guards Called When Vets Almost Riot at Car Sale

SEVEN PERSONS ARE INJURED IN AUTO COLLISION      Head-On Crash Occurs Or Lincoln Highway Near New Oxford Late Last Night   FOUR OF VICTIMS IN HANOVER HOSPITAL   Boy Scout Leaders Among Those Hurt—Were Returning From Area Council Meeting In York—-Cars Badly  Damaged

Seven Persons Hurt, ‘Fhree Seriously in Highway Accident  Five Victims Are Treated in Butte Hospital Following Crash

Elks At New York Convention  George Fiedler Heads Local Deleaatian

Ultimatum ‘Played Up’ In London   Banner Headlines Reminds Of War

DRAWS PARALLEL WITH TEAPOT DOME IN TIDELAND OIL FIGHT   Warns Truman Against Pressure Politics in Interior Bureau

EFFECT ON NEXT FRIDAY   Follows Dispute Over Nomination Of E. W. Pauley

Ickes Resigns As Cabinet Member   Letter Of Acceptance Sent Tr Secretary By President Truman

Mouldn’t Stand Political Pressure, Cabinet Mem ber Says to Truman

RESIGNATION IS ACCEPTED BY PRESIDENT   Secretary of the Interior Takes Issue Over Nomination of Navy Official.

Secretary Quits  After 13 Years In Interior Pos!   President Accepts; Chapman Will Take Over Duties Temporarily

Ickes Resigns, Issuing Warning to Truman to Avoid Political Pressure That Produced Teapot Dome Scandal

TREND OHMILAR TO HARDING DAYS SECRETARY SAYS  Tru ar Heo as on of Palit al Veter      WILL NOT ‘PERJURE’ SELF   Stormy Officeholder Asserts He’s Not That Loyal a Party Man

Chapman Takes-Up Interior Post Duties   Cabinet Member's Resignation to Be Effective Friday; Charges Pressure Wielded in Battie Against Pauley’s Nomination

Secretary of Inferior Warns Against ihe Kind of Pressure Which Produced Oil Scandal  “OLD CURMUDGEON” IS BURNED UP AND  TAUFC ICCC WITLI TOLIRAAAAL OAL DATU CY

Opposi tion To Pauley  Held Reason   Interior Secretary Revalls ‘Teapot  Dome Seandal

Cites Teapot   P Dome; Warns Against Pitfalls   Details Recent Battle Against Pauley; Says Department Was Pressured

SECRETARY OF INTERIOR WARNS OF NEW SCANDAL   Mentions Teapot  Dome Affair in Let-. ter of Warning

Secretary Warns Against Another Teapot Dome   Quits Effective Friday; Declares Department Get Political Pressure

Ickes Resigns; Says Told Truth In Pauley Fight  Declares Perjury Expected Of Him

Sees Scandal Looming For White House   Tells President Political Pressure Groups Hurting His Administration

Warns Truman Against ‘New Teapot Dome   Raps President for Pre-Judging His Veracity

U.S. Military Alliance With Britain Is to Continue, Truman Says  wart OMe etiam «(UATTIE Daman lImenct      Wartime Collaboration Will Remain Intact Until End of War Becomes Official; Need fer Cambined Efforts Is Reviewed

Disclosure Of Continuation Of United States-British Military Collaboration Brings No Suprise

Joint Planning To Be Continued   Military Collaboration Of U.S. and Britain To Remain Intact

M ilitary Ties Between U S, Britain Maintained; Await Foreign Reaction

TRUMAN SAYS U, S,-BRITISH TO CONTINUE COLLABORATION   Combined Chiefs Of Staff Will Exist Until War Officially Ends

NO BIC SURPRISE   Military Collaboration Con tinues Between U. S and Britain :

Will Continue Military Union   Truman Saya U. 5.-Britisl Collaboration To Remain Intact

President In Statement On Defense Needs   NO SURPRISE  IS CAUSED IN AMERICA OVER PACT

U.S. Military Alliance With Britain Is to  Continue, Truman Says   Wartime Collaboration Will Remain Intact Until End of War Becomes Official; Need for Combined Efforts Is Reviewed

U.S.-AngloMilitary Tie-in Watched for  World Reaciion   President Says That Field Marshal’s Visit Has No Bearing on Situation

Combined Chiefs to Remain Intact Now, Truman Announces   Other Powers May Put More Importance on  Allied Merger

Truman Says Joint Staff — To Operate   U. S. and British Military Group Continues Work

U, S. WILL WORK WITH ENGLAND   Wartime Hookup To Continue Between Nations, Prési- ~ dent Declares

Collaboration In Peace  er et Lt A  Yanks, British To Continue War Military Unity, Truman States

Foreign Reaction Awaited To President’s Statement ‘On Anglo-US Collaboration

Gen. Bradley Afraid Americans Are Already ‘Forgetting Disabled Vets

Bradley Asks For Employment Of Disabled Veterans   52,000 Applied For Jobs; Were Able To Place Only 6,000

Only 59.000 U. S. Workers Reported on Strike   Youth Lives After Dive From Fourth Story   350 Greek Guerrillas Surrender, Is Report

POLISH CREDIT IS TANGLED UP   STATE OEPT. DENIES AND AFFIRMS uU. S. LOANS

Weather Delays Efforts To Bring Down Bodies Of Plane Crash Victims

LIBRARY BENEFIT CONCERT SUNDA   Lyric Band Of 65 Pieces Will Appear In Evening At State Theater Under Auspices Of Guild

BENEFIT CONCERT PLANS FURTHERED   Library Guild Is Sponsoring Appearance Of Lyric Musicians At State Theater Sunday Night, Oct. 20

DACHAU STAFF MEETING END ON GALLOWS   14 Killers Hanged Tuesday: 14 More to Die Today By U.S. Order

38 Americans Killed by Missles, Officials Say Today after Investiga: tion of Case.   PROFITS’ HEARING REVIVED ATCAPITAL

38 GIS KILLED BY BAD SHELLS   127 Wounded in War  by Premature Explosior

TRANSPORT TIEUP IN COLUMBUS GOES ON   Talks To Resume In Effort To Crack Deadlock

Molotov In Opposition   Police Probing Jewelry Loss  In Hotel Fire

Molotov Accused Of Attempting to Block Conference   Bevin Scores. Insistence on Big 4 Agreement on All Treaty . Drafts   RUSSIAN MINISTER ALONE IN HIS STAND   Group Agrees to Meet Again To Try to End Deadlock On Peace Parley

SOVIET ACCUSED OF BLOCKING PEACE CONFAB   Ministers Meeting Almost Breaks Up Following Hot Exchange

Bevin Aecuses Molotov   Charges Russian Minister Seeks To Block Holding Of Peace Meeting

Foreign Ministers  Squabble   Molotov Is Accused By Bevin of Blocking Peace Cutference

Bevin Blames Treaty Block On Russians   Molotov, Byrnes Disagree on Plans For Peace Parley

Bevin Hurls Accusation  At Molotov   Big Four Remain Deadlocked At Paris Conference

SAYS TWO APPOINTED REAR ADMIRALS AFTER INVESTIGATION REVEALED GAMRIING AILOWErT   HURRAY! THEY’RE MAKING TIRES FASTER NOW THAN EVER REFORE TH CATCH LID WITH PDEMAAIP   CENNY URGES SPECIAL SESSION ON HOUSING   AIRLINES STRIKE TAKEOFF [¢ CLICPENTNEN   EXTENSION OF DRAFT LAW TO BE CONSIDERED   HUMBERT KNG RUT NOT RY “GRACE OF GOD”   REVINI SAYS MOLOTOV STALLING PEACE MEET

Insistence Upon Big Four Accord Flayed by Bevin   Latest Row Leaves Paris Parley Still In Tight Deadlock

DONNELLY BANS DAYLIGHT SAVING   JEFFERSON CITY’ ~TO- MOVE CLOCKS AHEAD, BUT NOT STATE GOVERNMENT.

Internationa  Ran On Draft  Gains Str ength   Growing Favor For Tdez Comes to. Light Tn House Military Conunittee

Not Practical  To Abolish  Conscription Time Bxnrenes  This Opinion at — 4. ..

~—+TRAINING— Back Draft Army-Ban..   International Plan Is Gaining Support

Truman Cool To Plan Outlawing World Draft   Universal Training Proposals Delayed By Committee

Infernational Ban Develops Support In House Committee   Some Would Support Peacetime Draft Only If Other Nations Go Imperialistic

AGAINST DRAFT ARMIES FAVORED  _ No Action Will Be Taken on. Training

Six Day Gas Tie-Up Ends In Milwaukee  Service Will Be Resumed Sunday

Six Day Gas Tie-Up Ends In Milwaukee  Service Will Be RP acrmad Gand rz hk F,

U.S. Officials Study $4a Ton Price Increase   Concessions May Be » Made In Effort to Avert Strike Monday

Communications Union, Working For Western Electric, Starts Walkout Which Threatens All Bell Installation

Steel Price Inerease Considered   Industry Faces Strike Monday; Telephone Worker Threaten Tie-up

Death Comes ~ To Matsuoka   Farmer Foreign Minister; Who Linked Japan With Axis, “Succumbs ‘to Tuberculasis ..

Former Jap Minister Dies   Matsuoka Dies; Regrets Not Defending Himself

MATSUOKA, ONCE FOREIGN MINISTER OF JAPAN, EXPIRES   Former Cabinet Officer Formally linked Na ee eapttls fice:

Matsuoka Dies Of Tuberculosis   Linked Japan With Axis Maneuvered Soviet Neutrality Pact

Compromise Rail Settlement Plan Offered by White House May Avert Walkout Thursday

WHITE HOUSE PLAN STUDIED TO END STRIK}      Series of Embargo Orders Drafted By ODT

Texas Pilot’s Lightning Thought,  Skill, Save Lives of Passengers

First Damage Suit for Fire Death Filed   $30,000 Is Asked from Canfield Hotel by  Administrators

Mrs, Dollarhide Seeks $30,000 From Owners OF Canfield Hotel, Dubuque

Coalition Jap Cabinet 1s Sought   Social Democrats Making Attempt

MINISTERS ADJOURN IN DEADLOCK ON BiG REPARATIONS ISSUE  TWO, ONE-HALF HOURS REPORTED SPENT IN FUTILE CONFERENCE

Russia and West May Compromise   Decision on Italian Reparations Will Be Made by Ministers   SOVIET MORE LENIENI   “Allies May Keep Property * to Defray Any Claims Against Italy

Ministers (Deadlocked ‘On Italy   Reparations Issue  Is Stumbling Block; Russian Attitude Is Reported More Lenien'

RUSSIA SOFTENS IN ATTITUDE ON ITALIAN PROBLEM   COMPROMISE HOPED FOR AS MOLOTOV SUGGESTS LENIENCY

Four-Powers Give Italy Claims Voice   Italians Get Hand in War Damage Issues on Home Soil; Discussions of Reparations Due Today

COMPROMISE OVER ITALY IS EXPECTED   Russia and Western Allies May Be Near Accord on the Question of Reparations as a Penalty for War.

No Progress Made By 4 Foreign Ministers On italy Reparations Issue

Truman Urged To Withdraw His Labor Bill   Wheeler, O'Mahoney Oppose Legislation If Coal Strike Ends

Truman Is Urged To Withdraw His Strike-Draft Bill   Two Friendly Senators Visit President to Enter Their Protest

SENATORS TRY TO SIDETRAGK WALKOUT BILL   TRUMAN URGED TO ABANDON DRASTIC DRAFT MEASURE

Profits Were Below 1 Pet.  Kaiser Says   Shipbuilder Goes Before House Investigating Committee   Profits of 19 Firms Pus at 256 Millions

General Accounting Office of Government Shows Taxpay ers Taken for Ride   NINETEEN COMPANIES’ RECORDS ARE STUDIED

Accountant Tells Of  Estimated Profits On Wartime Ships   Congressional Committee Looks Into Postwar Sales

Huge Income but Little Risk fo Owners Charged   Capital Investment Of 19 Firms Probed By Group of Solons

Vast War Profit Figures Cited   Federal Accounting Office Urges New Control of Funds 

Shi p Industry Nets Enormous  Profits On War   Builders Earn $356.000,. 000 On Capital Investment Of $22,979,275

19 Shipbuilders War Profits Said To Be Excessive  $356, 000, (O0eon di lion

Congress Looks At Huge Profits In Ship Building   Official Claims Need Revealed For Actions To Protect Taxpayers

Profits In Ship Building Struck   Taxpayers Should Get Protection For Money

Profits of Shipyards Get Airing   Official Sees Need for Taxpayer Protection; Kaiser Statement.   “Eest 18 Million.”

GAO POINTS TO HUGE RETURNS OF 19 FIRMS   Kaiser Denies Any Excess Profits as Bearings Are Opened

WAR PROFITS IN SHIPYARDS INVESTIGATED   Henry J. Kaiser Star Witness In Senate Probe

KAISER ISSUES DENIAL   Statement Asserts His Profits Less Than 1/10 07 1%   Kaiser Offers Denial.

Wartime Gain of Shipbuilders Told In Probe   Cited As ‘Evidence Of Need For Protection of Taxpayers’

19 Firms Made 356 Million in  War Operations   Investment Only 22 Million, Rec ords Show; Need for Checks And Controls Told

Shipbuilders’ Profits Into. the Millions   One Firm's Profits Sald te Have Been 356.000 Per Cent

SENATORS MAY VOTE LOAN 10 BRITAIN TODAY   Leaders Predict Approval Ai Vote Planned For Late In Day

Fulbright fs Riled On Sen. Langer Charge:   BRITISH LOAN DEBATE STIRS ARKANSAS  SOLON

Plan Final Vote Today In Senate On Brifish Loan   Session Yesterday Went Far Into Night

Final Vote on British Loan Set; ‘Talkathon’ Blocks Night Session

Coal Strike Bargaining Will Resume  On Tuesday   Lewis, U. 8. Steel's Representatives Tiff

COAL MINERS DISPUTE STILL HANGING FIRE   BARGAINING HELD OVER; LEWIS HAS ANOTHER TIFF

Lewis, Moses: Tiff Publicly Over Contract  UMW Chief Save   UMW Chief Says Pact For Captive Mines Attempted

Bar gaining To EndMine Tieup  Th Long Reéess   Negotiations Put Off Until Tuesday; Lewis Says U. S. Steel Sought Secret Contract   Steel Agent Says Facts Distorted   Says He Proposed “Cap. tive’? Mines Be Kept in Operation With Retro active Clause

Spring Rains Are Welcomed Over Much of Montana  Farmers and Ranche Say Moisture May

Spring Rains Are Welcomed Over Much of Montana  ’ Farmers and Rancher Say Moisture May O¥feat Farly Damace

Survivors Taken Off Swedish Ship   Four Are Dead and Two  Serioucly Hurt Renort

PETITION ASKS OPA 10 10SS OUT CEILINGS   POLITICIANS TRYING TO FASTEN BLAME FOR SHORTAGES

Firms Hope To End All Price Lids   Demo Publication Says Scandal Lies On GOP's Doorstep

Situation Is Still Political Football: Petition Being Forwarded To ©

Advisers to OPA  Move to Free Meat of Controls  Industry Petition Requests Anderson to Scrap Plan

Meat Industry Seeks To End OPA Controls   Petition Will be Submit: ted to Secretary of — Agriculture:

Move to End Control of Meai Started   Industry Committee Opens Drive as Politicians Araue

Formal Move Is Approved By Committee   Petition Prepared for Presentation to Agriculture Head

Packers Move To Take Meat Off OPA List   industrial Leaders Petition For Freedom Of Price Ceilinas   LOHTNYS  FEDERAL INVESTIGATION HINTED AT IN ARTICLE  Regulation To Divide Available Meat Is Be inn Cancidered

BEEF INDUSTRY MOVES TOEND PRICE CONTROLS   Army Seeks To Borrow 20Million Pounds Of Meat  From Britain   POLITICIANS ARE BLAMING EACH OTHER

Move to End Control of Meat Started  Industry Committe   Industry Committee Opens Drive as Politicians Arque

BEEF INDUSTRY ASKS FOR END OPA CONTROLS   Army Negotiating With Britain For Loan Of 20 Million Pounds

LIFTING OF CEILINGS BY OPA IS URGED   Meat Industry Gets — “Clean Bill” in Recent Probe Report.

Into Politics Now Freeing of Cattle, Beef and Veal From OPA Control Sought

MEAT INDUSTRY OPENS FIGHT ON PRICE CONTROL   OPA Advisory Committee Draws Up Petition Which Members Hope Will Wipe  Out Ceilings.   ARMY ASKS BRITAIN TO MAKE BEEF LOAN   Ohio Governor Asks Federal Probe of Situation—Curley Brands OPA Political Organization,

BEGIN DRIVE TO FREE MEAT OF CONTROLS   Industry Petition Tc Be Sent Secretary Of Agriculture

Industry Moves To Release Meats From OPA Controls; Army Forced To Borrow Beef.

Meat Industry Acts Formally To Remove _  OPA Controls   Petition Is Filed As Politicians Argue Over Blame For Shortages

Seek to Remove Controls; Will Press Demands   Abolition of Price Measures Takes On New Surae

City Officials Run Garbage Routes in New Orleans Today   Strikers Ask Union Action to Counterac: Latest Development

C itizens Don Old Clothes, Collect Trash   Garbag Collectors In New Orleans Are on Strike

MAYOR, VOLUNTEER CITIZENS IN NEW ORLEANS COLLECT GARBAGE, PILED UP BY FIVE-DAY STRIKE

Mayor Helps In Clean-Up      New Orleans Facing Garbave Strike End

New Orleans Citizens End Big Stink  Mayor, Volunteers Collect 5-Day Garbage

Mayor Directs Picking of Five Days Of Garbage During Collectors’ Strike

N. 0. MAYO HELPS PICK UP GARBAGE   Left Stranded By Strike Of Garbage Collectors

MAYOR DONS FATIGUES Civic Volunteers Collect Garbage in New Orleans

Volunk UTHFUL MAYOR DIRECTS. WORK  Volunteers Collect Garbage From New Orleans Streets

Mayor, City Officials Don Old Clothes, Clear Garbage  From New Orleans Streets

Situation Static, Truman Says; Races Against Thursday Deadline As Train Unions Make New Offer

No Breaks  In Coal, .  Rail Issues   Railroad Unions Make New Offer As Thursday Deadline Nears

Garters to Stretch Pocketbook—  Men May Get the Business   Othman Delves ‘Into Ladies’ [Fashions

Civil Service   War Veterans Will) Make Almost a Clean Sweep in Five Years

Rescue Workers Dig Into Rubble Of Collapsed Manhattan ‘ Tenement House, 30 Injured And Scores Homeless.

17 LOSE LIVES, 21 MISSING IN N, Y. DISASTER   Ice Plant Wall Caves In on Tenement Home; Alive Chef in Debris

TENEMENT FIRE LOSS: 17 DEAD, 19 MISSING   Twenty-Seven Persons Were Injured, More Deaths Expected

Recover 17 Bodies In Tenement Ruins:  19 Persons Missing   Building Housing 95 Residents Collapses When Struck by Falling Wall; Most of Missing Believed Dead in Ruins of Tenement

RESCUERS SEEK 15 STILL LISTED AMONG MISSING   Boys Admit Starting Ice House Blaze Blamed for Tenement Collapse

RESCUERS TRYING TO REACH THOSE BURIED IN DEBRIS   Huge Floodlights Dluminate Scene as Crews Dig Into —  Rubble—At Least One ~ Is Ale in Ruins. me   MANY OF UNACCOUNTED FOR ARE CHILDREN   Disaster Occurs When TwoFoot Thick Wall of Ice ; Plant Topples and . Smashes Building.

Many of 32 Persons Yet Missing Are Children; Wall of Building Next Door Fell Into Tene moant

"iremen Resort To Bare Hands And Small Tools; Voice Of One Man Is Heard From Debris

DEATH TOLL IN TENEMENT FIRE AT LEAST 21   More Missing And Feared Buried Under Debris Of New York Disaster

13 Known Dead And 19 Missing After Wall of Plant. Weakened by Fire, Crushes Building

[3 Dead, 21 Missing and 30 Injured In Tenement Tragedy; Boys Arrested

ADJOINING WALL _ SMASHES BUILDING         Second Blaze In Next Door Ice Weakens Concrete Wail; 21 Still Missing

Building Debris Yields Bodies O:  Fourteen Dead   21 Missing, 30 Injured In Collapse Of Upper Manhattan Tenement

Many Missing In Manhattan Building Fall   Eight Known Dead and Scores Injured In Tenement Collapse

19 Persons Are Reported as Still Missing   Rescue Workers Dig For More Victims in Ruins of Building

NYC TENEMENT COLLAPSES; 14 DIE, 21 MISSING   Rescue Workers Held Back By Danger Of Falling Walls

Spurs Rescuers   Many of Victims Apparently Buried In Wreckage Children

FEUD ADVANCED AS_ CAUSE-OF BATTLE  Paper Suqgests Whites Fired Shots

COVER-UP PLOT, RUSSIANS CRY   spy Story Called Effort To Assist Bevin In UNO Troubles ©

SOVIET ADMITS GETTING SMALL DATA ON BOMB      Claim King Announcement Was Made To Help Out Bevin

Red Paper Hints Actions May Strain Relations   British Leaders Said “Disquieted, Even Alarmed” At Retort

TTACKS KING  mi PAPER  ON SPY PLOT   Says Canada Endeavors To Help Bevin Out of Trouble Created at UNO

Russia Says Canadian Spy Plot Was Timed To Aid Bevin’s UNO Stand

"AITLER’ HUNT ~ STIRS VILLAGE   “TOWN COP" ON LOOKOUT For MAN WITH TOOTBRUSH MUSTACHE IN ILLIN OIs TOWN

Ban on Pay Cuts Included in Move By Industry, AFL   Nov. 1 Deadline Is Set For Termination of Most Wartime Orders

Ask Control on Wage Cuts and Ceilings Be Abolished   Industry and AFL Are Trying to Pursuade Government to Lift All Restrictions

Wage Decontrol Urged by Groups   Pay Cuts, Increases Be Freed by Plan

SERIOUS EFFORT MADE TO RAISE WACE CONTROL   AF{. And Industry Seeking Official Lifting Of Regulations On Salaries

ALL CONTROLS OVER WAGES MAY BE ENDED   Steps Being Taken to Restore Free Collective Bargaining In Industry.

Industry in Move To Rule Out All Wage Control:   Joins With AFL Leaders in  Seeking Free Collective Heng tee el

14 MORE ITEMS REMOVED FROM CONTROL LISTS   Penicillin And Feods Listed To Be Shipped Freely Now

Tobacco Sales Cut To 3 Hours   Cut Necessary Because ‘Of Congestion In Redrying Plants

MISSOURI SENATE FOR CENTRALIZED REVENUE OFFICE   Major Governmental Reform, Under Consideration Since duly, Approved and Sent  to Governor.   AUDITOR STRIPPED OF MUCH OF POWER   Director Will Be Appointed to Supervise Divisions Collecting Fees and Tavac

' Governor Receives Bill Begun Last Summer (overnor Receives bill Begun Last summer  ‘End Revenue Battles

NINE CONVICTS ESCAPE PRISON   Seven Recaptured; Hunt Two With Bloodhounds

Fights. Break Out In Corizia   Pro - Yugoslav .Organiza. tion’s Parade Brings New Outbreak Of: Violence.

Italians and Slavs Riot in Gorizig   “Duce” Shouting ' Crowd Tries to Breek Up Parade

Venezia Giulia ; Twenty Persons Injured in Pro-Yugqoslav Display

Crowds Shouting “Duce” And: Giving Faseist Salute Attack taloSlovene Harvest Parade   ie cs 4 Missiles Hurled At Slovenes and Italians Marching: Together in Authorized Parade.

Harvest Festival Brings Violence  To Gorizia Area   Italian - Yugoslav Rif Results in Injury to 20 Persons in Fierce Battle

Bitter Italian- Yugoslavian Differences Are Disputed; (15 To 20 Persons Injured

TTALIANS SHOUT DUCE IN GORIZIA   Violence Fans Etaltan-Yugoslay Differences

FACISTS ATTACK TEMONSTRATION IN YUGOSLAVIA   At Least 15 Hurt as Crowds Shouting ‘Duce’ Bear, Down on Paraders

Riots Flare As Crowd Shouting “Duce” Tries To Smash Pro-Yugoslav Parade

Slav-Italian Riots Flare   Shouts of “Duce” Accompany Violence In Venezia Giulia

Differences Of Italians, Slavs Flare; Many Hurt   Celebration Parade  Is Cause Of Battle

FLARES IN TRIESTE AREA   Fifteen to 20 Persons Hurt as Crowds, Shouting “Duce!” Attempt to Break Up an Anti-Fascist Ceremony.

PRO-YUGOSLAVIANS IN DISPUTED AREA CAUSE OF RIOTING        Missiles:- Are: Hur ‘Hurled During:       to : Twenty Injured”

VIOLENCE RAGES IN TRIESTE AREA   15 To 20 Hurt In Battle By Yugoslav-lItalian Mobs

Bitfer Feeling In: Gorizia   Italians Trying to Break Up Yugoslav Demonstration Cause Serious Outbreak

MEMORIAL HALL AT COLUMBUS TO BE BUILT ON RIVER FRONT   NUGE STRUCTURE TO BE ON 11ACRE SITE ACROSS SCIOTO RIVER FROM CITY HALL

COLUMBUS CAR STRIKE SETTLEMENT HELD DIM   Transport Walkout Enters 11th Day SUI Deadlocked.

CO-OPERATION. BROUGHT OUT AS POINT AGAINST GERMAN GENERALS NOW  - ON TRIAL ‘

75 Guests Escape Through Terrific Sulphur Fumes  Hanee Detective Savs   House Detective Says Inspection Occurred 20 Minutes Before

NEW INN FIRE ROUTS GUESTS   Detective in Georgia Hotel Says Blaze Caused By Arsonist

Arson Feared  In Macon Fire   Hotel Guest Discovered Flames. All Escape

Evidences Of Arson Seer In Macon  Hotel Blaze   House Detective Says He Inspected Closet 20 Minutes Before Fire Startec

ARSON SUSPECTED IN HOTEL BLAZE   Fire in Macon, Ga., Routs 75 Guests Wednesday; Nobody Is Injured

Guests Forced To Flee Rooms Christmas Day   Spectacular Fire Destroys Wing of Macon, Ga., Hotel

Arson Trace See! In Hotel Blaze  Wing Of Hotel At Macon Destfoyed 

75 Guests Routed; Chemical Believed Used To Spread Flames   DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT ABOUT $150,000

DETECTIVE SEES ARSON EVIDENCI IN HOTEL FIRE   Building in Macon, Ga., Was Inspected 20 Minutes Before Blaze Started

Will Probe Costly Early Morning Blaze in Which ~  75 Guests Fscaned Death

CHARGE CBS WITH REFUSAL TO SELL TIME.   For Temperance Broadcasts

Temperance Interests Sue (BS   Broadcasting System Refused Broadcast Time to Prohibition Groups Is Charged

TEMPERANCE BODY SUES RADIO CHAIN   Dry Organization Says CBS Refused Them Time on Air.

DRYS FILE $15 MILLION SUIT: CBS DEFENDANI   Charge Radio System Sold Time “To Glamorize” Drinking

CBS SUED FOR BROADCASTING WHISKEY ADS   Nationa! Dry Council Demands Damages of Fifteen Million

RADIO NETWORK SUED BY ‘DAYS   Temperance Group Charges CBS Is Unfair and Seeks $15,000,000 Damages

Radio Chain is Sued for 15 Millions   Prohibition Forces Start Suit Against Columbia Broadcasting Co.

Stalin Expresses Conviction Nations Do Not Want War, Affirms Faith in U. N. O.

No Nation Wants War, Stalin Says   Hits Propaganda Spreading Fear, Seeds of Discord

alin Expresses His ith in UNO, Says  ations Want Peace           viet Leader Urges ‘Warmongers’ -Exposed, Stresses Recognition ‘Equality of States’ in Future

Nations Want Peace, Soviet Premier Says   Affirms Confidence in United Nations Organization —Blames Political Groups for Spreadina Fear in Warid

STALIN LASHES AT WARMONGERS; CALLS FOR PEACE   ‘Russian Leader Voices Belief _ Neither Nations Nor Their Armies Seek Another Conflict.   TURNS HIS FIRE ON POLITICAL GROUPS   Declares They Are Causing Discord and Fear of New Struggle—Says U. N. O. Has His Support.

Stalin Declares Peace Desired   Says Political Groups Have Spread Feor

SOVIET CHIEF "AFFIRMS. HIS FAITH INUNO   TENSION EASED BY STATEMENT FROM MOSCOW

Red Leader Shows F aith InUNO Job   Stalin Savs Some Political Groups Lead To Discord

Stalin Declares Nations and Armies  All Want Peace  usd dannn 1 TIA   Confidence in UNO As Instrument Against  War Is Reaffirmed

Stalin’s Confidence in United Nations Affirmed in Letter   Russian Premier Expresses the Conviction That Neither the Nations of the World Nor Their Armies Are Seeking War

In Associated Press Interview Expresses . lis Confidence In the Unied Nations Organization

CONFIDENCE IN UNO EXPRESSED BY RED LEADER   Generalissimo Asserts Neither Nations Nor Armies Want War

Red Premier Says Nations Desire Peace   Russian Expresses Confidence in UNO  as Peace Instrument

HAITI MOBS BURN HOMES, STORES   DEATH TOLL REACHES 25 IN RIOTS THAT LEAD TO PRES. IDENT'S OUSTER,

Criticize CIO For Butting In On P. H. Probe   Deny Other Legislation Delayed; Kimmel and Short To Testify

CHO TO MIND ITS OWN. BUSINESS   Pearl Harbor Investigating Committee to Hundle Own Affairs — Shocked at Demands of C. IL. 0. to Put An End to Hearings.

ATTACK PROBE IS STALL CO SAYS.   Kimmel Scheduled to Take Stand Tuesday Bap Hits Barkley

May Challenge McCarthy Win   Wisconsin Progressives Ciaim Nomination Unconstitutiona!

WISCONSIN VOTE FACES COURT TEST   LaFollette Supporters Cite Constitutional Provision

'LAFOLLETTE LEADERS TO CONTEST LEGALITY OF WISCONSIN VOTE   Charge Judge Violated State Coastitutlon

Blandy Forecasts Redesigning Of Fighting Ships To Withstand Atom

Both Design And Structure Need Changes   Scientists Compile New Data In Regard To Ferocity Of Blast  Off Bikini Atoll.

Vice Admiral Blandy Predicts Radical Change Following Bikini Tests

Atomic Tests Show Ships Need Redesigning   Blast Rolled Waves 60 to 90 Feet High;  Damaca Survevead

Atcheson Says U. S. Must Get More Food to Europe Even If It Means Less for Home Use

TIGHTEN BELT OR LOSE PEACE, ‘ACHESON WARNS U.S. PUBLIC   Grain Shortage While Europe Starves Threatens to Pinch American Farmers   WASHINGTON, Feb. 2. —{P)—Undersecretary ot State Déan Acheson said todav that the people of this country must

Feeding Europe May Force U. 8. To Cut On Foot   Acheson In Appea To Keep Starvatior From Losing Peace  Won Abroad

ACHESON SAYS AMERICA MUST FEED EUROPE   Says Even If Means Return to Partial Wartime Conditions

‘People must sacrifice to  feed Europe’ Acheson states need for relief

Full Scale Review of Food Situation  Is Slated Tuesday   Dean Acheson Says Americans Must Make Sacrifices to Relieve Starvation in European Regions

Acheson Says Sacrifices Are Necessary   Reversion to Wartime Conditions Seen By Undersecretary

Tighter Belt Advocated by DeanAcheson   Farmers Told Holding of Beef Wl-Advised as No Price Up Planned With Meat, Grain Needed’

Undersecretary of State Declares Americans Must Relieve Starvation Abroad “Even if It Means Return to Wartime, Conditions in Some Sectors of Our Economy”—Cabinet! to Review Food Situation at Meeting Tuesday.

Food Supply Is Doubtful   U. 8. Must Conserve, Send More Overseas

urning Off Electricity Would Affect Hospitals, Food Supplies, Even Water

, MANY INTERESTING SITUATIONS ‘BROUGHT TO LIGHT IN DEBATE ON POLICY OF BRITISH COVERNVENT

PAULEY'S BATTLE CONTINUES TODAY   Oil Man Arranges For New Hearing By Committee.

Endurance Test in London Seen   Government Drive Against Squatters Gains Momentum

Stiffen Drive On Squatters      London Police Enforce Blockade of Buildings Seized by Invaders

London Police, Squaiters Stage Endurance Tes'   Government Campaign To Eject Flat Invaders Is Gathering Momentum

DRIVE TO HALT LONDON SQUA TTERS GAINS MOMENTUM  ENDURANCE CONTEST UNDERWAY

THE SQUATTER DRIVE IS ONE OF ENDURANCE   Campaign Becomes Contest Between Police and Those Who Have Invaded and Are Occupying London Luxury Flats.

Await Developments In Squatter Crisis   An Endurance Contest . Develops In London As Squatters Decide  Me EN ee

Squatters Trying To Hold Out   Plead for Water, Bedding as Contest Becomes One of Endurance

"Squatters' in Endurance Test  leeg ee meg, geen Ntebt Clash with Mounted Police

"SQUATTER’ CAMPAIGN IS QUIET      Endurance Contest Between Police And Invaders

Guilty; To _ Dec. 10, 1947   Ft. Dodge Companion To Be Tried Next Month: In Anamosa ext, Man

HOFER RECEIVES NOOSE SENTENCE   Convicted of Murder  in Attempted Fscane

Hofer Is Found Guilty; To Die Dec. 10, 1947   Ft. Dodge Companion To Be Tried Next Month In Anamosa Slaying

Ex-GI Chooses To Support 10 Children Of Man Rather Than Take Prison Term

HE ESCAPES JAIL But Will Help Support Eight Kids Of Man His Car Killed

Far ‘mers Told To By-Pass Thr ee Cities   May Stop Shipping Produce To Food Markets There

CATTLE RULES ARE TIGHTENED BY STATE   Imported Herds Must Undergo Disease Test

Two State Offices Will Occupy Old High Schooi  Rooms in Capitol Are Being Made  BDaeaaedw Ear Gaceian

Two State Offices Will Occupy Old High Schooi  Rooms in Capito! Are Being Made Ready for Session

REDS PROPOSE PEACE. PARLEY DATE CHANGE   Suggest Accord Of ‘Big Three Over  Treaties

Sleeping Babies Used as Blind for Huge Arms Cache  Under Jewish Nurseries in Settlement in Palestine

Jewel Theft Pair Sent Back to ETO   Plane on Way Two Hours Before An nouncement

‘Durants Are On Their Way To Europe   McNarney Requests Presence of Couple Who Stole Jewels

Pair Accused In Jewel Theft Flown Overseas   WAC and Colonel Leave In Custody of Army Authorities

Durants Taken Back To Europe   Grown Jewel Theft Trial Will Be Held In  Germany

DURANTS ARE FLOWN TO EUROPE   Action Taken at Reauest of Gen. J. T. McNarncy

Crown Jewel Thieves Are Off To Eurcpe   Couple Is Returned To Scene Of Crime

@ PAUL MALLON-—  Repeats Earlier Claim Religion Not Free Under Russian System

FATHER IS SQUGHT IN MURDER OF CHILDREN   Bodies Of Youngsters Foun ~ {n Wooded Canyon

Jap Battle Blunders, Weaknesses Told In Navy Statement   Enemy Negotiated for Peace Through Reds Prior to Potsdam, Knew War Was Lost in Davs of Guadalcanal

JAP BLUNDERS, SECRET MOVES TOLD BY NAVY   Nips Sought Peace Before Potsdam—Best Fliers Died At Midway

Story of the Pacific War From Jap View  Discloses Blunders   Statements Made Public by Navy and Were Obtained by Interrogating Top Jap Planners

Japanese Side Of Pacific War Is Made Public   Cream of Their Naval Pilots Lost at Midway

Tobey Fights GOP Job Assignments in Committee Session   Claims Rule Forbids an Assignment by ’Rump” Group Alone

Question Right To Act Now   Senator Tobey States Rule Prevent Approving Before Congress Meets

G.0, P, SENATORS TO DIVIDE SPOILS   Battle Shapes Up As Tobe; Challenges Authority

—GOP ROW— Taft And Vandenberg  Plan Action  Appeal May Be Made By Leaders

Tobey Offers Challenge To 6.0.P. Plans   Cites Rule Adopted In 1944 On Method Of Naming Choices

(,;0F insurrection Threatens Over New Senate Posts   Tobey And Reed Lead Fight At Conference

Vandenberg, Taff Appeal to GOP  For Compromise   Insurrection Led By Reed Threatens Irreparable Harm

Solons  Hit Snag On Men To Rule   Tobey Challenges Right To Split Plums Today

Solon Denies GOP Right ‘To Move On Committee ‘Assignments Just Yet

GOP Plans Balked by Sen. Tobey   Vandenberg, Tutt Move To Halt An Internal Struccle.

G. O.P. Leaders Bump Into Challenge To Act Now By  Senator From New Hampshire

G.Q.P. Meet Protested by Sen. Robey   New Hampshire Senator Challenges Validity of Early Action to Hand Ont Assionments

-BABES_IN THE NEWS-—   "SHARP ROW. IN PROSPECT SG. oO. P. Committee  Picking Challenged

GOP Leaders Challenged On  Assignments   Tobey Recalls Ruling: - Can’t Approve Until After Congress Mééts

GOP Leaders  Challenged by Senator Tobey  Committee Assignments Must Wait. Solon Says

SEE SHARP ROW BY REPUBLICANS   Tobey Challenges Right To Divide Up Committee Places Now

GOP In Battle For Committees  Tobey Calls Group A ‘Rump Session’ —

165,000 Workers Gain Wage Boost Totalling 63.6 Millions Yearly   Ford Grants Raise of 18 Cents Hourly for Highest Rate in Industry; Chrysler Settles for 18l4   Cent Increase: Union Assures Security,

18-Cent Hourly Pay Boost Basis For Settlement   Ford Workers to Be Highest Paid In Auto Industry

AMERICAN DELEGATION GIVES NOTICE UNITED STATES WONT PAY MALF OF        “———OSTS =

U. S. Balks at UN Payments   Vandenberg Declares Half of Administrative Cost Is Too. Much

U.N. 0. HEAD HAILS -STALIN’S STATEMENT   Says 1f Principles Set Forth Are Carried Out Entire World Can Hare Peace.

UNO President Acclaims Stand Taken by Stalin   Spaak Expresses Hop: Principles Will Be Carried Out in Action

Mixed Opinions Mark World’s Reaction To Stalin Remarks; Spaak, UNO Head, Is Pleased

Shots Exchanged Across Border Of  Occupation Zone Necessary At   Necessary At Times Control  Traffic

CZECH BORDER SNIPING BARED BY COMMANDER   MecNarney Says Americans And Germans Subjected To Firing

Senate Group Starts Demobilization Study   Congress Hints Draft Law May Be Permitted To Expire—Subcommittee Broadens Study Scone

DEATH OF DRAFT LAW PREDICTED   ROYALL TO TESTIFY ON DISCHARGE SLOWDOWN

SLOWDOWN WN         Military Affairs Subcommittee: i vestigdting Slowdown in Demobi~ lizatin nts that; Draft “May be Per ‘edt to “Expire.

DRAFT EXTENSION MAY BE DROPPEL   Some Sentiment Voiced for Shifting to Adoption of Universal Training

Draft Law May Expire Quiefly Next May {5th   Two-Year Enlisted Men To All Be Out

SENATE OPENS PPROBE OF ARMY DISCHARGES   Draft Law May Be Allowed to Die On May 15

DRAFT LAW MAY QUIETLY ‘DIE. MAY   That Appears to’ Be Tactic - -? Congress Will Use

Discharge Probe Opens; Draft Law Inquiry Planned   Riay Pass Over

Solons Probe Slowdown of Army's Demobilization; Hint Draft Law May Be Allowed to Expire May 15

Martin’s Plans May Be Revealed   May Give Answer Today to Pleas Of Republicans

500 Dead as Violent Quake And Tidal Wave Hit Japan   Town of 10,000 Washed Away By Waves; No Losses Among U. $. Army Personnel

 --WORLD’S SEVEREST QUAKE?— Early Reports I ndicate Many Dead And Injured; Water, Fire Loss High ~ 

Japanese Reds Demand Ouster Of Shidehara   Residence of Japanese Premier Stormed by Left-Wingers

Jap Premier's House Stoned   MPs Intervene to Breal Uo Demonstration

DISPERSED BY NP SQUAD   Overthrow Halted By Liberal Use of  Armored Cars, Jeeps

SEEK OUSTER OF SHIDEHARA   Japanese Communists Stone Residence of Premier; U. S. Intervenes

“ e Vorery: —  MN ~ ® - bt Seyexr Tory ee      “us-er 0: Saicei1ara 2esime

Communist-Led Japanese Stone. Premier’s Palace  Crowd Of 10,000 Demands Shidehara’s Overthrow, Beats Up Two Policemen

JAP LEFTISTS ARE CHECKEDIN DEMONSTRATION   Communist-led Group Stoned Residence Of Premier Shidehara   MILITARY POLICE ARE CALLED INTO ACTION

Overthrow of Premier  Is Demanded  Communists Lead Tatt Winacere   Communists Lead Left Wingers in Tokyo Display

BYRNES WILL LEAVE FOR PARIS THIS WEEK   Hopeful Of Success Of Nev Big Four Meeting

Vatican Cites Conditions In East Germany   Says Disease, Plunder  Starvation and Rape Are Widespread in Russian Zone

Vatican Broadcast Raps ~ Russian Rule in Europe   Radio Claims Red Zone Center of Starvation, Disease, Plunder; U. S. Bans Letter

Eastern Reich Called Land Of  Disease, Plunder   50 Germans Die Weekly In Russian Zone Camps, Savs Vatican Radio.

Mistreatment of Germans in Russian Occupation Zone Charaed by Vatican

BISHOPS’ LETTER ATTACKS ALLIES? ‘CONTROL POLICY   Message Not Read In American Zone At Request Of Military Government   SOVIETS PERSECUTING GERMANS, POPE SAYS

Vatican Charges 5( Germans Dying in Red Camps Weekly   Claims Widespread Plunder, Disease, Starvation, Rape

Vatican Radio Says Disease, Starvation, Rape Widespread In Russian ‘Occupation Zone   Fifty Germans Perishing Each Week In Soviet Camps; Need Food, Medicine

VATICAN RAPS CONDITIONS IN RUSSIAN ZONE   Claims Disease, Plunder Starvation, Rape Are  Widespread

Vatican Charge Germans Dying In Russian Zone  Accuses Soviets Of Disease, Plunder, Starvation, Rape

Germans Slain In Occupation Claims Vatican   Russ Plundering Eastern Zone in Brutal Fashion

Vatican Radio Hits Alleged Conditions In Russian Sector   Says Diseazz, Starvation, Plunder and Rape Are Widespread

GERMAN PRESS MUZZLED ‘Revolting Conditions In Soviet Zone Attacked

BROADCAST CHARGES “UN SPEAKABLE MISERY AMONG  “CATHOLICS” IN RUSSIAN ZONE IN GERMANY

DISEASE, STARVATION INCREASING IN GERMANY Vatican Radio Re port Blames Reds  For Conditions In Occupation Zone

VATICAN RADIO CHARGES ABUSE OF PEOPLE IN RUSSIAN ZONE   Report Disease, Plundering And Starvation Takes  Toll Of Germans

50 Germans Die Every Week in Red Area, Claim   Widespread Disease, Plunder, -Starvation Charged to Russians

Vatican Radio Declares 50 Germans Perish Each Week  In Camps In Russian Zones

The Vatican Blasts Reds   Papal Radio Charges Rape and Plunder in Eastern German Zone

Vatiean Reports German Sul fering   Fifty Persons Said To Be Dying Daily In Russian Camps

Vatican Radio Asserts 4,000 Germans a Week Die Under ‘Horror’ Conditions in Camps in Russian Occupation Zone

Vatican Assails Conditions In Russians’ Zone   Statement Made That Fifty Germans Die Weekly In Camps

Vatican Declares Thousands Dying In Russian Camps   Says There Are “Horror Conditions” in German Occupation Zone

Mistreatment Of Germans Is Charged   Sufferings of Women and Children Refugees in Russian Zones Recited By Vatican ‘Radio

a0 GERMANS DIE WEEKLY AT CAMPS IN RUSSIAN ZONE   Vatican Radio Asserts Suffering By Mistreatment

Vatican Looses Blast At Occupation Policy  ‘Terror Reign’ Said On In Russian Zone

Germans Die  in Red Zone,  Vatican Says: Radio Changes  Suffering of Peanle Horrible

Vatican Charges Widespread Disease And Starvation in Russian Zone

ANKUUHTIED GHARULD IN SOVIET-OCCUPIED PORTION OF GERMANY  * VATICAN SAYS MANY NVING IN CAMPC Ac

HORROR’ IN CAMPS RUN BY RUSSIANS        VATICAN RADIO REPORTS HIGH GERMAN DEATH TOLL, RAPE OF GIRLS.

Vatican Says Starvation, Disease Appalling in Red Zone of Germam

JETS SALES TAG TY ry, = lene aa wmenee, GOL “SE “9 °- ee ee te oe

VATICAN CITES SOVIET TERROR   Radio Says 50 Germans Die Weekly in Russian Zone; Conditions Deplored.

Say Many Die In Red Zone   Vatican Cites Report Of 50 Deaths Weekly ‘In Russian Camps

Plunder, Starvation Stalk Germany  In Red Zone, Vatican Radio Claim:

VATICAN REPORTS GERMANS DIE OF DISEASE, HUNGER   CITE CHARGES OF EYEWITNESS IN OCCUPATION ZONE

Disease, Starvation, Rape Widespread In Russian Zone, Says Vatican Radio

Radio Says German Press Isn’t Allowed To Tell Of Suffering In Zone

Elections In. East Europe. Bode Fight   The Word “Election”. Means One Thing To Britons: “and . Amerians ‘and Another To  Deeccitanag

Coming Elections Tn East: Europe — Seen Causing Further. Friction x By New Points Of Disagreement

East E urope Elections To Plague Allies   By GLENN BABB AP Foreign News Analyst

[ELECTIONS IN EASTERN EUROPE — iPROMISE TO PRODUCE CONTINUED IERICTION DURING COMING WEEKS

HOUSE.COMM. WANTS PRICES CONTROLLED   Urges Year's be Extension in Exhaustive Report

‘Assert Price Controls ‘Needed Another Year; ‘Rent Controls Longer

POWERS STUDY GERMANY AT LAST SESSION   Delegates Says Wind-Up Session May Be Thursday

Big Four Parley Is Nearing End   Final Gestures In Paris Con ference Are Now Under Way   PEACE TREATY TALKS FUTILE

$73,000,000 Spent on Roads In Kerr Regime   Carter County Gets $1,344,442; Other Southern Oklahoma Counties Benefit

State Spends on Highways During Kerr Administration Total of Almost $73,000,000   Final Contract Letting of $2,726,274 Set For Dec. 31; Pontotoc County Total $1,377.518

DICKINSON COUNTY CAGE MEET AT PARK JANUARY 22 TO 26   MILFORD PIONEERS WILL MEET SUPERIOR IN FIRST GAME OF TOURNAMENT. ;

FLEMING NAMES HEADS OF UNITS   Stein, McCullough, Houston and Maguire OTC Accistants

Fleming Names Staff for New Controls Office   J. W. Follin of FWA Designated Deputy Administrator

Declare Meat Black Market Being Revived   Union Leaders Assert 25, 000 Workmen Made Idle By Meat Shortage

MEAT IS MOVING TO BLACK MARKET   Shippers Are By-Passing Chicago for Eastern Sales

LIVESTOCK SHIPPERS AIDING BLACK MARKET   Moving Cattle East For Highe Than Coiling Prices

—HOMICIDES BAFFLE SCOTLAND YARD Sounds Call For Aid As Unsolved Deaths Mount

Murder Wave In Britain ‘Stumps Scotland Yard; }21 Unsolved Homicides

. Crime Wave:  Scotland Yard Appeals For Recruits To Solve Homicides

Murder Wave _Sweeps England  ig are fille ® in Bemus 5 More odin Found

Scotland Yard Appeals For Help   Wave of Homicide Cases Numbering  21 Baffle Britons

State Battling For Natural Gas Pipeline Rights   Michigan Industry, Others Watching U.S. Hearing At Detroit

EGYPT WOULD GIVE UN PALESTINIAN PROBLEM   Government Asks That Situation Be Brought Before General AccembIvr In September

GROUNDHOG DAY CLUBS GET SET   It's Six More Weeks Of Winter If Mascot Sees His Shadow

 Groundhog to Settle Dispute ee DEMME Vispute  Pennsy Locals To Forecast Weather For Next Six Weeks

Army Questions Truman’s Plan   President’s Request To Eliminate “Military Phrase” Mystery

Army Firm On Need  For Training   War Department Insists That Security Demands Compulsory Military Training

ROCKETS PASS OVER SWEDEN   EVERAL HUNDRED PROJFEC TILES SAID ‘TO WAVE COME FROM SOVIET  VAG)

Bread Truck and a Car Collide at “Y’   Beth Machines Damaged In Accident Which Puts - Truck Into Ditch.

Bread Truck and Car Collide   Both Machines. Damaged in Accident at  Chillicothe

Nearly a Million” Workers Idle in Country's Strikes  Late Developments On

WITHOUT MENTIONING   Production Of Coal Sets High Record  Administrator

Production Of Coal Sets High Record  Administrator   PRanoarte ta “eo

Temperatures   200 Reported Hurt; Marshal Calls Fire “Worst in 35 Years”

Flames Sweep Structure In  Heart Of Loop   Many Suffocate While Asleep In ‘heir Beds

Many Jump To Death From Windows   300 Firemen Take Part In Fight To Halt Blaze

Hundreds Trapped in Lower Floors   More Than 100 Are Rescued From Upper Floors

Victims Trapped on Upper Floors as Flames Spread   Over 200 Injured in City’s Worst Hotel Fire; Blaze Started in Elevator Shaft

°300 Firemen Battle Early Morning Blaze; Many Persons Suffocate in Beds Without Awakening

Flames Roar Through Lowe Floors, Blocking Exits In Early Minutes

Flames Rush Through LaSalle Hotel Early Today; at Least 200 Are Seriously Injured

HUNDREDS ARE INJURED IN BIG LA SALLE FIRE   Vorst Disaster OF Its Kind In Chicago's History; Blaze Started In Lobby; Most Deaths On First Six Floors.

About 200 Injured As Flames Sweep 22-Story Building   Many Are Suffocated In Early Morning Blaze at the LaSalle, Ten Leap to Death

Blaze Roars Mainly on FourFloors   ‘Many of Dead Are Suffocated in Beds in La Salle Hotel, Heart  nf Tann   Spread Was Rapid   Speed of Blaze Called  Appalling, Hotel Detective Savs

Steady Streams On Fire Escapes   Screaming Guests,  Trapped on Upper Floors Leap from Windows

OVER 200 GUESTS ARE INJURED   LaSalle Hotel Is Scene of Early Morning Tragedy

200 Injured in La Salle Blaze. Believed To Have  Bequn in Elevator Shaft

48 DIE IN CHICAGO FIRE!   200 Injured as Flames, Smoke Sweep Through La Salle Hotel   Wild, Tragic, Screaming Confusion Marks Disaster  Hoe og wt Gach: to SIF Tighto-We'll Get You Out: Many Heroic Incidents   4 lowa Boys Die in Chicago Hotel Fire

200 Are Injured In Loop District Terrible Blaze   Many Suffocated Without Awakening

200 Others Reported Injured In Disastrous Blaze   Flames Break Out After Midnight   Main Exits Cut Off: 1,100 Registered For The Night

Flames Sweep Through Large Hotel In Heart Of Business ' District; 200 Are Injured <2)

Screaming Confusion Told iby Eyewitnesses; Dog Leads Blind Woman Down Escape

Blaze Starts in Elevator Shaft of LaSalle Hotel in Loop   3 FLOORS ENGULFED   Alany Died in Leaps From : Upper Stories; Some Still Unidentified

200 Are Injured In Hotel Flames   Many Suffocated In Beds Without Being Awakened; Blind Woman And Seeing Eye Dog Descend Fire Escape

Flames, Dense Smoke Trap Victims In La Salle Hotel  WILD CONFUSION   Inside 37-Year-Old Structure Causes Many To Lose Lives: Ei arly Morning Alarm Arouses Ne arly 1, 100 Guests

200 Injured Among 1100 Guests Of La Salle Hotel   300 Firemen Battle Blaze On Lower Floors

SMOKE CLAIMS MANY IN BED IN LOOP DISASTER   Some Jump To Death When Fire Engulfs La Salle; Explosions Heard .

Hotel La Salle  Flames, Smoke In Night Hours Trap Hundreds   Suffocation, Jumps From Windows Cause Heavy Casualty Toll

‘Report 200 Injured, Many Casualties ‘Not Yet Identified; Morgue Overflows

LaSalle — Gutted — By Flames   At Least 200 Injured In Early Morning Fire In Heart of Chicago; Cause Not Yet Known

Disastrous Blaze Starts in Shaft  Of No. 5 Elevato: Flames Spread To Lobby; Block Main Entrances; Many Suffocate Still Asleep

Death Toll In Tragedy May Climb Higher   WORST DISASTER IN ALL CHICAGO HISTORY TODAY

Wild, Screaming Confusion: : Firemen, Other Heroes Carry Seores To Safety

4 Towans Die in Blaze; 1 Woman Hurt    Screaming Hotel Patrons Trapped by Raging Flames

ESTIMATE 200 ARE INJURED IN LA SALLE BLAZE   At Least 10 Persons Die in Leaping or Falling From Building

Chicago District Thrown Into Uproar by Blaze  _ Luggage and Clothi - Thrown From Rooms

WITNESSES TELL STORIES OF PANIC IN CHIGAGO BLAZE   Hotel Corridor Jammed With Screaming Guests; Many i

SEARCH RUINS OF LA SALLE HOTEL FOR MORE BODIES   DISASTER IS TERMED WORST HOTEL FIRE IN CHICAGO HISTORY

Wild Contusion Marks Holocaus  Eye Witnesses Tell of Thrilling Escapes

200 Injured in Hotel Blaze; Many Make Frenzied Effort ToEscape as Flames Spread   Wild Confusion Retards Rescue Work As Hundreds of Person Are Trapped On Lower Floors of 20-Story Building

Many Guests Perish While In Their Beds   Fire Sweeps Through LaSalle Hotel Iu Heart Of City’s Loop Thisteyget   List Of Injured  Estimated At 200   At Least Ten Persons Leap To Death From heir Rooms In 22-Story  Luilding

Flames Sweep Lobby And Several Floors Of Tall La Salle Hotel Building

Flames Engulf First Three Floors Withe in 10 Minutes; Nearly 1100 Guests In Building

Karly Morning Alarm Finds Guests in Bed   Estimate 200 Injured In La Salle Hotel Fire Which Blocked Main Street Exits

‘2.00 Injured As Flames Damage 20-Story Hotel   Hundreds Trapped In Lower Floors Of La Salle Hotel; Few Victms Identified

* - BYSTANDERS ‘AID GUESTS —  Area Scene of Wild, Screaming Confusion

Cause of Blaze in Which More Than 200 Persons Were Injured Remains Undetermined

FlamesSweep Hostelry in Loop Section   Officials Estimate 200 Injured; One Fireman Killed; Marshal Says Explosions Heard

Tragedy, Confusion, Heroism Mingle in Chicago Hotel Fire as Guests Ponder ‘To Jump or To Wait

Horror Hits in Night; Many Victims of Panic   At Least Ten Killed As They Leap From Windows; Dozens Asphyxiated:in Bed Without Awakening © Or in Smoke-Chocked Hallways of LaSalte Hotel

200 Injured As Blaze Sweeps Lower Floors La Salle Hotel In Financial District Of City

WILD, TRAGIC CONFUSION MARKS SCENE OF DISASTER  FLEEING GUESTS CLOG ESCAPES

Many Die in Beds When Flames Sweep Through LaSalle Hostelry   Main Exits From Building Blocked Within Few Minutes in Early Morning Holocaust

An Early Morning Blaze Swept Through the La Salle Hostelry In Chicago; 200 Injured.   MANY SUFFOCATED WHILE THEY SLEPT   Most of Those Who Were Burned Had Been Housed on Third, Fourth, Fifth,  and Sixth Floors.

Many Suffocate Without Waking In La Salle Hotel   200 Guests Reported Hurt; Flames Engulf First 3 Floors In 10 Minutes

Laud Firemen, Bystanders For Many Heroic Rescues Amid Screaming Confusion

Serious Injuries to Many of 200 Hospitalized; First Six Floors of LaSalle Hardest Hit

Many Guests Suffocate In Sleep; Approximately 200 Others Injured.

58 Perish as Fire Sweeps Through Lower Floors of the La Salle Hotel In Chicago   200 Others Injured in Chicago's Worst Hotel Fire; Woman Switchboard Operator Gives Her Life in Attempt to Save Others

Lasalle Hotel Blaze Scene   Some of 200 Injured Feared Fatally Hurt; Worst Hotel Fire in City's History

 Big Name Bands Are Ordered Off Jobs  Pressure Put On By Petrillo Ac Musicians Start Walkout

Musicians Quit Hotels In 8 Cities   Petrillo Calls Strike to Support New York Wage Demands

AFL Bandsmen Are Ordered on Strike   Union Musicians Quit at Hilton, Statler Hotels

Radio Address Sunday Night; Conviction Of Lewis in Supreme Court

Orders Miners — Back Immediately   Union Now Ready to Negotiate With Government or Operators; Lewis Savs Decision is ‘His Own’

Government Lifts Virtually All Restrictions as 400,000 Miners Ordered Back to Work by Chief   Truman Cancels Tonight's Broadcast; Freight And Express Embargoes. Off; Dimout In 21 States Cancelled

ORDERS MINERS TO RESUME 08S “IN PTS: MONDAY   Will’ Work Under Present .Federal Contract Until ; “" Next March 31°   VICTORY FOR PRESIDENT   Terms Remain Unchanged as Insisted Upon by Truman

Temperatures   Miners Ordered To Work Monday On U.S. Contract   Resumption of Production Until March to Allow Supreme Court to Deliberate Case ‘Bree From Hvsteria, Union Chief Says

FIGHTING TALI IS PREPARED -- BY TRUMAN   President Will Go On Air Sunday Night At 9:30   BIG UNIONS   Rally Behind U.M.W. Head; Final Action By Court Expected Next Week

John L. Lewis Calls Off His Coal Strike   Faced With Heavy Fine Himself, Growin; Heat, Contest Ends

Lewis Springs Surprise by Ordering Soft Coal Miners Return to Pits Immediately   Accepts Wages and Terms of Gov't Contract Pending Negotiations for New Pact; Brownout Restrictions, Embargoes Lifted Without Deley

Truman Prepares Fighting Report On Miners’ Strike   Talks To Nation Sunday, Big Unions Back Lewis

Full Seale Mine  Operation Set For Monday   Embargoes Lifted and Announced Reeadieast of President is Called Off - Future Negotiations To Be In Limits of Const Findings

CONTRACT ** TO REMAIN IN EFFECT —   Conviction For Contempt Now  On Appeal

Orders Miners to Return to Work, Seeks Agreement   Says He Acts to ‘Free Court from Public Pressure’

Lewis’ Case Now in Hands Of High Court   Union Motion Seeks Complaint Dismissal ;  Labor Backing UMW

President Seen Assuring Nation   Auy. Gen. Clark, Counsel UMW Have. Talks With ‘Chief - Justice . Vinson

Economic Peril Ends ‘as Virtually All  'R estrictions Are Lifted   President Cancels Fireside Chat and 400,000 Coal Miners Are Ordered to Resume Fuel Production

Truman Works On Radio Talk   . Vinson Confers On Request for Speedy Review of Lewis Case

Turn To Truman For Next Move To Crush 17-Day Coal Strike   Clark, Union. Counsel Confer With Vinson On Request For ‘Supreme. Court Review As: President Readies Broadcast. _-

Chief Of UMW Acrees To Talk With Operators   Truman Cancels Broadeust Scheduled Tomorrow And Goes To Art Show;  Remains Silent   400.000 Ordered Back Into Mines   Supreme Court Slated To Announce Tomorrow Tf lt Will Hear Appeal From Sentence

Lewis Orders Miners Back   UMW Surrenders in Face of Court Action

Coal Miners’ Boss Orders Men Return To Pits Immediately   UMW Chief Makes Sudden Announcement as High Court Prepares To Study Charges; Truman Junks Radio Talk

Miners Heed Call Of Boss, Begin Return To Pit Duties   Truman Broadcast Cancelled; Appeal Sull Awaits Action

Orders Miners Back To Work Until April 1   Lewis Acts While Court Plans Move

GOVERNMENT IS, ‘AWAITING TALK BY PRESIDENT   Press Legal Action _ Against Lewis And: Coal Miners   ‘COURT TO RULE   Supreme: ‘Body May Reach Its. Decision Today —

Virtually All Restrictions Lifted As Lewis Surrenders To U., 8S.   Truman Cancels Radio Broadcast   Union Boss Now Ready To Negotiate With Owners For New Contract

Will Work Through March 31   Mine Chief Issues Order As Supreme Court Weighs Appeal

HELD CONFERENCE WITH THE CHIEF WSTICE TODAY   Attorney General Clark and Counsel for U. M. W. Conferred.   TRUMAN TO GIVE TALK   The President Made No Engagements to Receive Callers.

Miners Told By Lewis To Go Back To Jobs Monday; Quick Action Taken On Restrictions

Lights Go On,  Trains Resume Full Schedule   Maintenance Crews Return At Once Te  Mine Pits With Full-Scale Operation Slated Tra Start Monday

Rail Curb Ended On Passenger, Freight, Express   President Truman Cancels Plans  For Radio Broadcast Tonight" -

Bids for Negatiations; All Restrictions and Embargaes Canceled and Truman Cancels Talk

Lewis Case In Hands Of High Court   Government Seeks Quick Decision from Supreme Bench on Appeal in Contempt Conviction.

REELING UNDER COURT'S BLOW, JOHN L YIELDS   Truman Cancels Radio Talk After UMW Boss Asks Work at Once

Reads Letter to Union Min ers at Press Conference  This Afternoon

“Surrender™ Meets Stand Of Truman   Dimout, Rail and Mail Bans Ended; Truman Abandons Speech.

State Miners See Quick Fuel Output   Restrictions Junked Swiftly When Lewis Gives Way

Miners Told To Resume Work at Once   Sudden Announcement Is Made at Special Conference

Lewis Orders f\. 1 OLLI. NV£&L UU0d!l OUTAGE UII   Mine Boss Sends Men Back To Pits to Ease Economic Peril, Free Supreme Court of Pressure

Miners Ordered Back To Pits Immediately: Lewis *Savs Decision His Own

UMW Chief Surrenders in Dispute With Government Until March 31   Drastic Restrictions on Freight and Mail Lifted; Truman Cancels Planned Radio Talk

Swift Action By Supreme Court Looms   Clark Confers With Chief Justice Vinson; Truman to Broadcast

Economic Peril Ends as Virtually All Restrictions Are Lifted  President Cancels Fireside Chat and  ine >, ee ee ee   President Cancels Fireside Chat and 400,000 Coal Miners Are Ordered to Resume Fuel Production

Railroad Union Head Pledges Help in United Front Parley of U.S. Labor Leaders Urged by Murray

Truman Gets! ‘Fighting’: Talk’ on Coal Ready   Big Unions Lining Up Behind Lewis; High Court Studies Appeal

CONTEMPT TRIAL RULING REACHES SUPREME COURT   Believe President to Retain ‘Fight to Finish’ Stand

Lewis Orders‘Miners Back’ Immediately and Full-Scale Operations Seen by Monday:

~~ Will Let Supreme Court Decide Issues   Truman’s Speech, All Embargoes Cancelled

Lewis Gives in, Ends Coal Chika  retw Wut Wt   Miners Told to Resume Work Monday Under Terms of Rejected Contract; Freiaht Embarao, Fuel Curbs Lifted

tiners Told To Report for Work Monday   Mine Chief Says Wants No Pressure On Supreme Court

Miners Told To Return to Jobs at Once   Lewis Gives Order Ending Walk-Out Immediately Under Same Conditions Prevailing Nov. 20

All Restrictions on Shipping Removec:   UMW Chief Surrenders but Leaves Action Open After Next March 2!

Truman To Work On Radio Script   President Expected To Restate Determination To Prosecute To Fall in Talk Tomorrow Nisht

[Orders Miners Back To Work Immediately To At Least March 31   Calls Off Soft Coal Strike So Supreme Court May Be Free Of Public Pressure In Crisis

Wants Decision By Court After ‘Pressure Off   UMW Chieftain Says Decision His Own; Letter To Aides Read At Conference

Sudden Move Ends 17-Day Walkout      President Truman Cancels Scheduled Talk To Nation After Announcement By Mine Boss

4Government Turns To President for Hint of Strategy   Expected to Demand That Work Stoppage  Cease “ar Fleat!

‘With It Goes Virtually All Restrictions And Feonomic Peril Threat

Mine Chief Orders Men  On the Job   Full Production Seen bv Tuesday

JOHN L. LEWIS ORDERS MINERS BACK TO WORK   Restrictions on Use Of Coal Relaxed By U.S.

President Cancels Broadcast and Goes Smilingly to Show   Lewis Says Wants Court Free from Public Pressure, Public Necessity Cared For

Next Move In Coal  Drama   -In Radio Talk Sunday  President Is Expected To Mince No Words ir Urging End of Strike

GOV'T AND UMW CONFER WITH VINSON OVER APPEAL CASE   Union Leaders Ask Labor To Stand Behind UMW Legal Battle

Mining Will Resume Under Sudden Order Issued By Mine Chief Lewis  Authorizes Work Until March 3]; Willing Talk Contract With Owners

U. S. Cancels Rail Embargo, [Dimout Order   President Calls Off Scheduled Broadcast As Coal Strike Enda

—i TRUMAN CANCELS: TALK  Full-Scale Mine Resumption by (Monday Likely    EMBARGOES AND DIMOUT.OFF; CONTEIEACT EXPIRES MARCH 31.

Nation Awaits Next Move to Kind Coal Strike   President Truman Expected to Appeal To Miners in Radio Address Sunday Night

Vinson, Opposine Lawyers Confer On Action Toda)   Speedy Hearing Urged By Government Due To National Crisis

‘Orders Work By Contr2:? BP: ‘Pricd End   ACTION AFFECTS ALL SOF! COAL MINES THAT HAD BEEN STRUCK.

Freight and Mail Bans Are Lifted Immediately; TrumanCancels Address

LEWIS CALLS OFF CRIPPLING 7-DAY STRIKE   Action Leads Government to Lift Freight Embargo and Junk Other Conservation Measures.   TRUMAN CANCELS HIS BROADCAST   Union Boss Announces Readiness to N egotiate With Operators for New Wage Contract.

Lewis Orders Miners Back Immediately   UMW Boss Tells News Conference Public Necessity Requires Quiaantilae tive Production   Truce Will Last Until Mareh 31      Lewis Saye Supreme Court Can Be Free From Public Pressure Superinudie ed Ky Hest

HIGHEST COURT REVIEW RUSHED ON LEWIS CASE   Truman Works On Address To Nation Over Air At 9:30 Sunday Night

JUSTICES MEET TO CONSIDER CONTEMPT CASE   Clark Requests a Quick Showdown on Strike   BULLETIN

Truman’s Is Next Coal Strike Move   The President to Broadcast Over All Networks Sunday Evening   SOME MINERS AT WORK   Chinks Appear in Solid Strike Front, But No Big Break

Railroad Freight Embargo and Parcel Post Restrictions Cancelled by Gov't

DIMOUTS AND RAIL EMBARGO ARE CANCELED   MINER UNION CHIEF ORDERS DIGGERS BACK TO WORK

President Cancels His Talk As Miners’ Chief Orders Men Into Pits

Union Leader Orders Miner's Back To Work Immediately; End Climaxes Legal Battles

‘Virtually All Controls Stop As Announcement Is Made;  Truman Talk Is Cancelled   400,000 Miners Ordered te End 17-Day Walkout and Go Back to Work at Once; Reports From the Fields Indicated Ready Compliance as Mines Prepare to Open

Action Taken at Suddenly Called  Press Conference   Mine Chief Calls Off Strike Until March 31, at Least, While Truman Drafts Radio Talk

Lewis Order's Men Back To Mines  haa! Chieftain   UMW Chieftain Announces Move At News Parley

lf anghonene Mantas Accante   Langhorne Mentor Accepts Position at Lock Haven College

GOP Leaders View  ~ Americanism Issues  Official Statement O: Candidates

3 EXCHANGES BAN TRADING IN GRAIN   ACTION IN “PUBLIC INTEREST,” CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE DECLARES,

BIG 3 MEETING NEW VARIATION OF WORLD TALKS   U. S., Britain, Russia May Hold Session To Settle Troop Inventory

Brewery Dispute Grows i in Size  ry 5s Ff we Se ae.   Out-of-State Beer Flows Into Pittsburgh

Russia, U.S. and Britain in Three ‘Cornered Battle for Iranian Oil

Russia Now Appears Assured Of Foothold In Iran’s Rich Oil Fields

NeW IRANIAN TREATY oPURG HGHT FOR OIL   Agents for American Company Seeking Concessions from Iran.

WORLD ATTENTION FOCUSED ON IRAN   SOVIET RUSSIA ENTERS BATTLE FOR IRAN’S OIL   Reds in Rich Petroleum Fields Dominated By U. $. and British

Russia Nears  Oil Foothold   All But Guaranteed Initial Foothold In Middle Fast Fields.

Holiday Death Toll Mounting   Highway Accidents Cause “Most of Casualties

Traffic Deaths Leading 4-Day Holiday Period  Council Says Record   Council Says Record Toll May Occur in Nation

 Attack From North Feared by Greek Offi:  ‘* “* tials Prompts Military Law Decree

Government Suspends Normal Laws   Special Military Courts Will Try Alleged Bandits

MARTIAL LAW IS. IMPOSED ON GREEK PEOPLE’   Law Had Been Relaxed Last funday Due To Referendum

Martial Law Imposea On Turbulent Greece   ‘Attack From North’ Feared After Downing of Plane Over Yugoslavia

Greece Extends —  Martial Law to Maintain Order   Entire Nation Is Placed Under Drastic Provisions of Old Order   MILITARY COURTS WILL TRY BANDITS   Suspects Found Guilty of Causing Disturbances Will Face Exile

Military Courts To Try Alleged ‘Bandits’ Set up   Drastic Bans, Relaxed Prior to Election of Last Sunday, Renewed

GREECE UNDER MARTIAL LAW.   RESULTS FROM INCREASED RED “ACTIVITIES

RED ‘DANDITRY’ PROMPTS ACTION, OFEICIALS SAY   Monarch to Leave Britian About September 20 to Resume Throne   NEW DECREE IS STERN   Police Can Jail Anyone on Suspicion of Menacing Public Order

Martial Law Clamped Over Greece As King George Plans Return Trip

RED ACTIVITY IS BLAMED FOR DRASTIC STEP   Government Given Military Powers To Make Arrests, Maintain Order   PLANE SAID SHOT AT   Greeks On Reconnaissance Mission Reported Over Yugoslav Territory

Martial Law Placed  on Greece   Military Powers Slated to Maintain Order, Make Arrests

Greeks Invoke Martial Law   Communist Activity In Northern Area Blamed for Decision.

Commies Attack U. S. Policy of Giving Aid To Chiang's Forces   Gen. Chou Says Rebels Willing To Join Coalition Government; Meanwhile Civil War Gains Momentum in 10 Large Provinces

URGENT APPEAL “TO HOUSEWIVES   Asked to. Substitute Abundant Food Items for Wheat Products.

Wie Alarnis InNew Light   Military Displays In Balkans Are’ Merely  ’ Substitutes For: Dipiomatic Notes of For, pier Tinies i’

Using Might Fuster Money  To Gain Aims   By J. M. ROBERTS, JR. AY Forcien Affairs Analyst

Mackensie’ 's Column 7 Russia Does Some Saber Rotting, But Definitely Does Not Want War

REDS USE ARMY AS DIPLOMATIC IC WEAPON, BUT DO NOT WANT WAR NOW OR ANYTIME EXPERT SAYS

Quaker Oats Co Workers Strike  Cedar Rapids and St. Joe Affected =;

Says lowan Confesses L. A. Murder   Police Declare Army Vet Admits Killing  Sweetheart

Admits Killing His Sweetheart   Captured After Going Through Stop Light

Veterans Resent Chaotic State  Becoming Neurotic, Declares Psychia rist

HERE AND THERE IN ‘ BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Ta All in The Various Communities  CIEANED RY SCRIRES

Ne ew Ne eootiatie :   ~ Leaders: - Time.. In’ Me - Sessions Of  Strike,

BOOKS SPECIAL GM, UAM MEET   First Appearance for Wilson at Settlement Session

Heads of Auto Workers and GM in Session   Purpose is to Discuss New Wage-Price Policy

Settlement Of GM Strike Seen ‘AS Possibility   President “Wilson of Motor]  ‘Corporation Eniers Meet:: boat ing With Heads of  . Titian   Mediator Refuses Predict Outcome   Merely-Says All Aspects OF  -Dispute Would Be On  _ Agenda; Industry Studies Wage-Price Policy ©

Auto Industry Is Studying New Waae-Price Plar   Union Spokesmen Rap Policy; Companies Maintain Silence

GMC And Union Chiels Conter   End Of 87-Day-Old Strike Is Hinted

GM, UAW HEADS TO MEET TODAY   Federal Mediator Dewey Arranges Meeting To Discuss Strike

GMG AND UNION MEET AGAIN ON STRIKE ISSUES   Federal Mediator Gets Leaders OF Organization into Session at Detroit

WILSON TO JOIN SURVEY OF ALL ISSUES IN FIGHT   Auto Spokesmen Are Silent About Administration Wage-Price Policy

GM And Union  Resume Parley   Wilson, Motors Head, Agrees To Sit Down With Auto Union’s Thomas

Wilson Meets GM Union Leaders In New Negotiation   GM Head Meets Unio leaders For 9 Firs Time In Mediatie Sessions of = 87-Dar Strike.

Parley Today Arranged By U.S. Mediator   YAW Leader Hits Truman's New Formula

—G-M STRIKE—  Wilson To Meet Union   Wage Negotiations Resumed Today

GM AND UNION RAP” PRESIDENT   Indecision of Labor Policies Draws Attacks

New Policy On Wages, Prices To Speed End   Truman Calls Press Con- ference; G. M., CIO. Auto Heads Conferring

Howard Hughes Is Badly Hurt In Plane Crash   Multi-Millionaire Aviation Engineer In Critical Con. dition At Los Angeles   CRASHES WHILE TESTING PLANE

FAMED PILOT SEVERELY. HURT IN AIR CRASH   Howard Hughes Test Plane Caromes Off 3 Houses, Explodes

ILM PRODUCER IN F EST FLIGHT CRASH       Howard Hughes in Critica Condition

ALLIES SCORE IN JAP TRIALS   Shidehara Testifies He Knew Of Manchuria Attack Plans In 1931

BYRNES REJECTS SOVIET PLEA ON BULGARIAN NOTE   Says United States Did Not Vi late Agreement At Any Time

Life Flows:  Dw Amidst” :  Ut selene  War r Ruins   Impression Of AuAus«ria Reasserting Itself  Gleaned from Vienna - Express Passengers’

AUSTRIA STRUGGLES TO REBUILD INDUSTRY AMID WAR DEVASTATION; ALLIES MAINTAIN STERN CONTROL

COAST GUARD SEEKS PLANE ON WEST COAS)   32 Persons Aboard Marine Flying Boat Reported as Crashed

Hunt Pressed For Big Plane In Washington   Thirty-Two ‘Men Aboard Missing Marine Corps Craft

SEARCH PRESSED FIRPLANE. 22MIN   Marine Corps Ship Missing in Mountains; Crash Renert Made

MARINE PLANE MISSING WITH 32 MEN ABOARD   Transport Last Reported Tuesday; Fog Hampers Rescue Efforts   WAS ON FLIGHT TO WASHINGTON STATE

FAIL TO FIND MARINE PLANE   Coast Guards Press Hunt For Missing Ship With 32 Men Aboard

PRESS SEARCH FOR MISSING MARINE PLANE   32 Aboard Plane Feared Crashed In Fogbound Washington Woods

Cost For Year ’46 Set At35  Billions:   National Debt Not To Be Upped Ist Time In Years

PRICE OF SUGAR 10 BE INCREASE!   HOUSEWIVES TO PAY MORE BEGINNING IN FEBRUARY, OPA DISCLOSES.

Cline Convicted In Forgery Cases   Got Estates After Two Elderly Wives Died

Is Convicted on Charge of Forging Papers of Estates   Leonard Cline Refuses To Testify—Offers No Witness of His Own

FORGER DRAWS SWIFT VERDICT   Two Elderly Women Die Mvsteriously; Estate Papers Tampered

Former Choir Singer Faces Long Sentence   Ex-Convict Found Guilty of Forging Estates of Women

CLINE CONVICTED OF FORGING PAPERS   Mysterious Death of Wives  Spurred Action; Swift ; Verdict Returnad «

Doolittle Fliers Took Long Chance  Figured Survival Chance Only 5 Per Cent in First Raid on Tokyo

NO DEVELOPMENTS IN FATAL SHOOTING   Officials At Altoona Are Continu ing Their Investigation In Death Of Mrs, Naomi E. Siders

FORMER RESIDENT [5 SHOT TO DEATH   Mrs. Naomi E. Siders, Age« 45, Killed At Altoona—Mar Whom She Planned T Marry Being Held

MIDWAY FIRE COMPANY GAINS FIVE MEMBERS   ‘Lawrence Gilmore Is Named Corresponding Secretary   2 ALARMS PAST MONTH

FIREMEN IN WYCOMBE GAIN IN MEMBERSHIP   Volunteers Removed Water From Several Basements   ONE CALL PAST MONTH

CASE LABOR BILL IS PUT 10 HOUSE   Two-Thirds Vote Required Under Rule to Complete Action Today

Clear Way For Action On Fact-Finding Bill   Committee Rules Case May Offer His Bill As Substitute

PROBE ATTEMPT AT SHAKEDOWN   Reported Plot Involves Disposal of War Plant

IN WAR PLANT DEAL CHARGED   Probe Asked After . Tucker Tells of Intimidation by Lawyer

HOTEL WORKERS GO ON WALKOUT   Hostelries In Hollywood And Los Angeles May Have To Close

Seagoing Personnel Requeste:t To Return to Work fmmediately, with Operators Re Tmtkabing Stetlenne   Hotels Hard Hit by Strike

WE Picket Line To Remain Open, . Sheriff Assurec   Deputies Serve Copies Of Court Order On  Llistiwer *

SHOCTING ORDER ISSUED FOR PAIR   ‘Teen-Age Bandits Sought in Chicago Area by , Police.

WALLACE LAUDS AVG PRINCIPLES   Asserts Housing for Vets Needs Priorities

Wallace Asks Vet Priority On Housing  Lauds A.V.C.  TT... OF FB a

Revolt-Against C10 Violence   Allis Chalmers Men To Form New Union

REECE STRIKES BACK AT TRUMAN BLASI   Democrats’ Feud With Hannegan Reported Smoothed

Weatherman Sees Cold Snap for Montana ‘Tonight   Readings Near Zero Are Anticipated for State Strong Winds Predicted; New Storm Hampers Rescue Work in Eastern Colorado

Byrnes Has New Proposals to Break Stalemate   No Policy Change However for U. S. At Big-Four Meeting

World Analysis. World Analysts: tnce’s Appea! for Help May Be polude to Delure

Mackenzie's Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP World Traveler  Shocking Distress Blanketine Europe

ALL EUROPE IN NEED OF AID TO REBUILD WAR-DEVASTATED ECONOMIES. MACKEN7ZIF FINDS

THOUSANDS OF LIVES SAVED BY DISASTER’S FARLY HOUR AT HILO   SCENES OF TERROR ARE TOLD BY EYEWITNESS TO HAWAIIAN TRACEDY

First of Three Waves GaveRed Cross Warning to People in HilojAids Victims

May Hit 300, Officer Says   Damage In Millions From Huae Submarine Earthquake

Hilo’s Loss Could Have Been Greater   Two or Three Hours Late: Waterfront Would Have Been Swarming with Life

First Wave Gave Warning at Hilo   Toll Would Have Been Greater Had it Struck Later.

Hilo Sleeps As Tice Hits   4 PIU THO  Disaster Might Have  Been Worse if Waves Head Wis bittla  ntar      HIGH WAVES POUND COAST OF CHILE: HUNDREDS FLEE

Hilo’s Seismic Wave Death Toll Might Have Run Deep Into Thousands If Delayed

‘Warning’ Of First Two Waves Reduced Death Toll in Hilo   Deaths Might Have Been: in Thosuands-Had. 20-Foot Wall. of Water Struck’ Two Hours Later: Waterfront Scene of Total Destruction

 Hilo Waterfront Becomes Mass of Tangled Wreckage With Fate of Many Unknown

Three Crests Smashed Into City of Hilo   Eyewitness Relates How Sea Swept Over  Hawaiian Town

Hundreds Take Warning, Flee To Safety   Buildings Crushed By Water, People Caught Inside

Death Toll Seen As Higher If Wave Had Struck Hilo Waterfront Earlier

Eyewitness Accounts Of Waves’ Fury . .  La ver Death When Wave Struck Early

HILO RESIDENTS WARNED BY TWO SMALLER WAVES  HUNDREDS HAD TIME  TO FLEE WATERFRON! TO HIGHER GROUND

Thousands Might Have Died Had the Hilo Wave Struck a Few Hours Later

TWO MEMBERS OF RESCUE SQUAD HAVE REACHED WRECKAGE   All Eleven Persons Had Survived Their Four-day Ordeal.    PLANE CRASHED TUES.   Brigadier General Ralph Tate Talked By Radio With His Son.

Plane Wreck Reached by Rescue Squad   Eleven Cccupants of Big Transport All Found Alive

Rescuers Reach Army Transport Downed In Alp:   Eight Of 11 Survivors Hl Or Injured; Start Trip To Hut Half Way Down

Aid Squad Reaches _ Swiss Alps Wreck, 11 U.S. Passengers   Army Says All of Plane Passengers Survive; Start Back Soon

RESC  REACHES SCENE OF CRASH ON ALPINE GLACIER   Report All On Plane Still Are Alive; 8 Of 11 Sick Or Injured

ALL PERSONS ALIVE IN C-32 TRANSPORT CRASH   Two Rescuers Reach Wreckage In Swiss Alns

Rescuers Reach Plane _      All 11 Persons Aboard Reported Alive, But Eight Are Hurt or Ill After Four-Day Ordeal

Survivors Of Plane Mishap Being Rescued   All Found Alive On A 10,000-F oot Glacier. In Swiss Alps...

All Passengers Still Alive After Four-Day Ordea   Eight Persons Sick Or Injured; Plane Wedaed Into Fissure

GOP Would Limit OPA To March, 1947   Also Insists Upon reasonable Profits On Every Item For Producers

ASSURE HOLDING OF BOMB TESTS   Army-Navy Leaders Asser’ No More Postponement Planned

FIGHT AGAINST DAYLIGHT TIME IS LAUNCHED   Ten Petitions Asking Repeal or Referendum Circulated

18,000 MINERS BACK TO WORK IN EGYPT AREA   400 IC Railroaders Return To Jobs In Centralia This Week

Many New Mexico Firms Qualify To Train Vets On The Job, Under GIBill Of Rights

FRENCH VOTE FOR TURN 10 THE RIGHT   Constitution Put Forward By Left Defeated By Voters

French Swing Sharply Right In Plebiscite   Constitution Drafted By Socialists and Communists is Rejected

Communist Wing Loses FrenchVote   Voters Swing Sharply To Right In Rejection Of Socialist Plans For Conatitution

Beaten by A Milken.      CONSTITUTION SPONSORED B'        TURNED DOWN IN PLEBISCITE

FRANCE REIECTS NEW BASIC LA   Leftist Constitution Fails t Carry by Margin of Over Million Votes

COMMUNISTS GET SHARP SETBACK IN FRENCH ELECTION   Voters Reject Constitution by _ Emphatic Margin of More Thien Aan

FRANCE SWINGS TO THE RIGHT IN SUNDAY VOTING   Socialist-Communist Constitution ls Rejected

New Charter Must Now Be Written   Balloting Orderly Despite Bitter Campaign

French Vote Deals Leftists Sharp Defeat   Communist-Socialist Constitution Rejected By 1.180.000 Ballots

France Swings To the Right Sharply by a Large Marain   Communist-Socialist National Constitution Rejected in Plebescite

France Rejects Constitution of Left Wing Parties   Communists Defeated By Majority Vote of Million

SEARCH FOR YOUNG DOCTOR   Dr. Leavenworth, Cleve. land, Missing After Answering Call

RELIEF GRANTS TO BE INCREASED BY STATE   Granted To Meet increased Cost Of Living

Maryland’s OPA  Director Quits   Leo H. ‘McCormick Announces Resignation To Enter Private Industry

EARL WARREN IN SWEEPING VICTORY   Holds Lead Over Kenney For Dem. Nomination

Seek More  Evidence On  Jap Crimes Army Will Contact  Former Prisoners To Hear Stories

Army Seeks More Evidence For Jap War Crimes Trial   Notice Sent To Former Captives

BLAZE TAKES LIVES OF 58; 200 INJURED   Management of Hotel Denies Negligence In Tragedy

arriers Could ‘reen Against lomic Attack  limitz Says Fleet tf Bat wo Pe

UJ. S. SAFE FROM ATOMIC ATTACK   Nimitz Claims Carrier Fleet Would Stop Raid

Adm. Nimtiz Says Carrier Fleet Can Nip Atomic Attack   Thinks Submarine Best  ~~ Vehicle for Transporting Bombs to Target Area.

Carrier Fleet CalledA-Bomb Safeguard   Nimitz Presents Proposal for Postwar Navy

Admiral Outlines Pians For 53 Oversea Bases;  Asks Navy Of 558,000

53 Outlying Sea Bases Sought for Operations   Carriers, Submarines Considered Main Weapous in Atomic Warfare

Atomic Air Attack May Be Offset by Carriers-Nimitz   Admiral Speaks Before Senate Committee Today

SAYS CARRIERS BEST DEFENSE VS, ATOM BOMBS   Navy's Carrier Fleet May Make Any ABomb Attack On United States Very Difficult; Subs Great A- Weapon Transporters.

Nimitz Says Ships May Make Atomic Attack Unprofitable   British Fleet Alone Near U.S. Navy in Size, Admiral Reports

Nimitz Declares Carrier Fleets — Will Provide Difficult Barrier. To Any Atomic Attack Launched

Hear Nimitz Outline U. S. Fleet Plans  Carriers Seen Best ‘A.Romb Safeouarrs

Chief Of Operations Looks To Carriers To Protect U. S. Against Atom   Submarine Viewed  As A-Bomb Threat   Active Fleet Of 319 Combat Vessels In Plans For Defense Purposes

G. _ Defense. Carriers a Counted Upon In N ext War        Fleet’ Would Afford A-Bomb- Protection

Nimitz. W eighs  cae eT Oy eee Attack € Chances  By Atom Bombs        Says. Carvier's -May. Make One “Ve ry ‘Diffieuli,” ‘But ‘Sees. Sub" As Men-. ace Inv Such Warfare

Naval Plans  Are Outlined   Nimitz Tells Congress Carrier Fleet May Make Atomic Air Attacks Difficult

CARRIERS SEEN AS ATOM GUARD   Nimitz Expects Sub To Play Big Role In Any New War

NIMITZ BELIEVES NAVY CAN CHECK ATOMIC ATTACKS   ADMIRAL PROPOSES 53 OVERSEAS BASES FOR POSTWAR FLEET

ATOMIC ATTACK ON THIS COUNTRY ‘VERY DIFFIGULT   This Is the Opinion of Adm Chester W. Nimity, Whe Addressed Congress,   NAVY'S CARRIER FLEET   The Chief of Naval Operation» Said Submarines Held Promise of Carrier.

Nimitz Says Carrier Fleet May Make Atomic Air Attack On U. S. Difficult

Nimitz Calls Carrier Fleet Best Defense Against Atom Air Attack   Admiral Outlines Navy's Recommendations for Post-War Fleet, Calling For System of 53 Overseas Bases: Hails Future of Submarines

SAYS SUBMARINE BEST METHOD OF CARRYING BOMBS   U.S. Fleet Chief Outlines Plans For Postwar Navy in Congress Today

Atomic Attack Difficult      WASHINGTON, D. C. (:?)—Admiral Chester W. Nim‘to told congress today the navy’s carrier fleet may make

Nimitz Says Carrier Force to Make Atom Bomb War on This Countrv Very Difficult   Submarines Seen As Bomb Carriers

Carriers Guard U. $. From Atom Attack--Nimitz   Presents Navy's Recommendations For Postwar Fleet

 Carriers « Defense  Against Atom Bombs   Navy's Fleet of Flattops Would Make an Attack Difficult Aitmtee ce.

SEAMEN JAILED IN SMUGGLING OF ~ BELGIAN WOMAN   Brought Ashore from. Troop Transport; Arrested Later t, Ruffiale

THOMAS HITS AT ROODLUMS IN CIO RANKS   ROUGH GOING SEEN FOR REUTHER, NEW UAW PRESIDENT

Thomas Hits — At ‘Gangsters And Hood!ums’   Charges They Tried To Influence Election At UAW Convention

COOPERATION IS SOUGHT  Bevin Backs Stalin Statement That No Danger Of War Seen

Bevin Agrees On Peace Hope   Briton Says Further War is _ Unitkely at the Present

Action To Stop “Bunker Hill”   District Attorney Says He Will Take Action Today To End Operations

ASKS PUBLIC TO DEMAND FAST WORK   ‘Serious Economic Trouble May Result’

Truman Hits At Congress For Delay”   Asks Public To Demand Prompt Reconversion Legislation Steps.

Council Will Meet On Fate of Nazis   First Session Is Slated For Wednesday Morning

Envoy Davies Says Russia Has Right To Try Espionage   Says U.S. Would Do The Same If In Her Place; Moscow Press Prints Mackenzie's Report.

Conference Waits Russia's Answer   Four-Power Pre-Peace  Parley Session Planned

New York Parly Conventions Slated for Today  Republican Chiefs Trying to Agree

Conventions To Open Today In New York   Primaries Scheduled In South Carolina And Nevada

New York Republicans Trying to Agree On Nominee for United States Senator

New York Party Conventions Slated for Today  Republican Chiefs Trying to Agree on Senate Nominee

TRAIN DERAILED; NO ONE INJURED   Traffic on Chicago-Kansas  City Tracks Held Up

PUC MEETING   Break Into Conference To Protest Delay on Gl Taxi Application

Gl Taxi Group Crashes Meet In Harrisburg  Seeks Out PUC Over Al  Petar eee Gee

PUC Offices ‘Invaded’ by  Former Gls   Philadelphia Group Demands Action On Taxi Permits

FATHERCAVANAUGH HEADS NOTRE DAME   Elected President for Term af Three. Years

Tulsa Pilots Look For Air Veteran   W. R. Pleasant Unreported On Return Flight

Drastic Controls Clam On To Conserve Precious 37-Day Stock Pile   Lewis Is Firm  On Work Stoppag   Government May Appea Direct To Miners In Effort To Avoid Walkout

Drastic Controls Put on Nation’s  31-Day Supply   Lewis Stands Firm On Demand for Walkout Wednesday Midnight

GOERING DEATH INVESTIGATED   No. 2 Nazi Apparently Achieves Impossible in Ending Life

GOERING SUICIDE POSES PUZZLE   ‘Who-Done-It’ Mystery Baftles Investigators

New Mystery Is Created By Goering   Intelligence Men Busy Investigating Death by Poison

Officer Believes Goering Has Carried Death Potion With Him for Long Months

Thrilling Sequel To International Cri  Suicide Of iiiak . A Deep Mystery

Chaplain Believes Goering Carried  Poison for Months  One Hundred Searche: Failed to Disclose   Whereabouts of Vial

Chaplain Says Goering Hid Poison Always   St. Louls Churchman Believes Nazi Chief Had Cyanide Since Capture.

Mystery of Goerino’s Suicide Promises Thrillina Sequel   The Puzzle Is: How Did Former No. 2 Nazi, Guarded Day and: Night and Searched Hundreds Of Times. Get the Poison—And From Whom?

Cheats Noose as Ten Other Nazis Are Put to Death   Think Top Nazi Prisoner Carried  Poison For Months; Others   Hanged On Schedule 

Believes Goerine Carried Poison Since Capture  That Is Sentention OF Chaplai

THEORY GIVEN THAT NO. 2 GERMAN HAD POISON SINCE FREE  INVESTIGATION BEGINS TO FIND IF POTION ~ RECEIVED IN PRISON

No. 2 Nazi Cheats Gallows But 10 Others Put to Death   Doomed German Leaders Display Bravery As They Appreach Hangman

To Investigate Source of Vial   Joachim von Ribbentrop is First To be Executed; All Condemned are Brave; Sauckel Screams Defiance

ase Be weee sey PU —~GOERING CHEATS THE HANGMAN Ends Life In Jail Cell With Vial Of Poison

Goering Carried Polsor With Him 11 Months, Security Officer Save

Mystery Shrouds Goering Suicide   Lawyer Thinks He Had Poison In Possession For A Long Time.

Heavily Guarded Goering Achieved ‘The I iasnaaliile   Ry G&G. K. Hodenfield

Mystery of How Goering ‘Got Poison Under Probe   MYTH OF NAZI BRAVERY KILLED

Goering Ma Have Carried Poison Months   War Criminal, However, Searched 100 Times; One Vial Taken From Him

How No. 2 Nazi Got Poison Still Puzzle   Hermann Cheats Hangman With Cyanide As 10 Other War Criminals Die On Gallows.

10 Other Nazis Die On Gallows   Ringleaders Of Punctured Hitler Regime Pay At Nuernberg Jail For Their Crimes

Suicide Of Goering Is Mystery   Condemned Nazi Guarded 24 Hours Of Day

How Goering Got Poison Is Puzzle  No. 2 Nazi Achieves - “Impossible’ Feat

Claim Goering Had Poison Last July Or Knew Then How He Could Get Some

Bankers, Farmers  Meeting Planned   Joint Session Will be Held October 11

wen  Ge ya Se  LAWN SOCIAY AT THE  ie RNIGHTS, OF COLUMBUS. BUILDING FRIDAY NITE

All Business Halts  in Argentina   Military Government Threatens to Invoke Wartime Law

Business Life Comes to Halt In Argentina  Small Merchants and Industrialists Join  sy Pee ae Eee pects

Tito Regime In Yugoslavia — Is Recognized By The U.S.   Recognition Given by State Department With Reser vations on Domestic Policies —- Tito Agreed to Live Up to All Peace Treaty Commitments

TITO REGIME IS RECOGNIZED WITH CAUTION   PEACE CONFERENCE SET FOR MAY 1 IN PARIS POSTPONED

Tito Regime Is Recognized  ‘Yugoslavia Trealy  PRmnatiiienes A66.. BS

Tito Granted  Recognition   But U. S. Withholds Okay Of Domestic Policies

U. S. AGREES T0 RECOGNIZE TITO GOVERNMENT   Yugoslavia Pledges To Keep All Treaty  Commitments

AGREEMENT REACHED WITH YUGOSLAVIA   Secretary Byrnes Discloses Some Close Political Ties

Bigger Supply Of Lower Cost Clothing Goal      Bowles Discloses Program to Increase Production

PRICE RELIEF 10 ENCOURAGE CLOTH CHANNEI   More Cheap Clothing Is Likely to Flow Into All Sectors

FORD SAYS BOSS OF OPA FAILED TO GIVE ALL GAR PRICE DATA   Stabilization Chi ef tain Still Battling For Price Controls

Supply Low-Cost Clothing To Jump  Fast Developments On Waae-Price Front

Bowles Pledges  Drive to Spur Clothes Output   Ford Says OPA Head Failed to State All Facts on Car Prices

Seeks More Low-Cost Clothing  OPA Reveals Plan  CommitteeReceive Bard Rohnttal

LOW-COST CLOTHING WILL BE INCREASED   Bowles Says OPA Has Devised Frogtam That Will Boost Suppir By 350 Percent —~

OPA Plans Increase  In Clothing   Bowles Says Scheme Would Boost Output In Low-Cost Fields

STRIKE IN IOWA PLANT IS ENDED   Fairfield F oundry Workers Back to Jobs

OBJECTION BLOCKS VOTE-TODAY ON EXTENSION RESOLUTION THAT PASSED SENATE -

HOUSE DELAYS VOTE ON DRAFT   Bill Extending To July To Be Up For Action On Monday

Law Approved by Senate Goes to House Monday   General Says Congressmen Act ‘Cowardly’

DRESSES 12 PRICE CLEARANCE OF FALL AND  EARLY SPRING DRESSES. STAR enwe ag   NOOTICF Far re

Coast Guards Seize Luxury  Gambling Ship   ‘For a Violation of Federal Law,’ Unit’s Commander Explains

GAMBLING SHIP SEIZED BY U.S,   Coast Guards Take Custody Of Bunker Hill

LINK AMERICANS TO SPY NETWORK   New Revelations on Soviet Es pionage in Canada Awaited

Dallas Scene of Panic; Believe  Boiler Exploded   Many Injured by Flying Glass Rescue Many Trapped By Gas and Smoke

r Six Killed y In Blast at 1 Dallas Hote   Guests Evacuated After Am monia Explosion in Base ment of Baker Hotel

PEACE LOOMS IN SOFT COAL INDUSTRY AMID REPORT GOVERNMENT REACHES AGREEMENT: DELAY ANNOUNCEMENT   Terms Said to Include Health-Welfare Fund to be Spent Under Trusteeship, Basic Wage Increase of 14', Cents an Hour, and Cuaranteed Vacation Pay of $100 Per Year

Welfare Fund, 142 c Boost Among Terms   Attorneys Writing of Technical Details Delays Announcement

Cold Hits Gl Demonstration   Chilly Weather Drives Veterans from Pup Tents

U.N COUNCIL: = IN DEBATE ON ARMS PROPOSALS   Ruasia’s Request On Limitations Snure Discussion

Would Put Atom First In Arms Ban   In Two Surprise Maneuvers U. S. Seeks to Give Issue Top Priority

U.S. Requests Security Council. To Put Atom Control At Top Of List

SEEK A-BOM3 TALKS FIRST IN ARMS CUI   , S. Proposes to Security Council That Nuclear Energy Be Given Top Priority in Planning Arms Limitation.

U. 5. Proposes Top Priority For Atomic Problem  Surprise Maneuver .N

Army Limits Study Begun By UN Group   Russia Spurs Move For General Slash

U.N; COUNCIL STUDY OF ATOM FIRST IN ARMS PLAN PROPOSE!  UNITED STATES MAKES SURPRISE MOVE WHEN GROUP MEETS TUESDAY

Russia Requests U.N. Arms Study  Council To Take Up  Diecarmament Planc

Security Group Turns To Arms  Reduction Talk   UN Atomic Energy Com: mission Submitted Report Yesterday By Vote 10 to 0

U.S. Asks for Atom Control   Security Council of U. N. Urged to Take Up Matter First

ys Of-Way A- Energy  a ‘ol Pn"   Would Dispose Of It ing Considering Sot Arms Cut Plan

J ohinsoii © ~ Asks Atomic - Commission Report ~ Take Precedence.

Security Group Asked To Take Up Atom Study   United States Urges Bomb Control Be Placed First

U. S. Proposes Top Priority on Atomic Control   In United Nation’s Quest For World-Wide Arms Limitation

“A” Control Comes First, U. S. Urees   Moves to Give Atomic  Problem Top Priority

Johnson. Asks. Quick Action on Reports: Wants Holdup of:  ‘Soviet: Plan

Priority tor  Atom Debate   Surprise Move Puts Control Problem First On Security Program

TOP PRIORITY TO A-CONTROL URGED BY U.S.   Proposal Made as Security Council Meets in New York

Atomic Control Pushed By U.S.   Resolution Would Put It At Top Of Schedule

Security Council Asked to Tackle Atom Issue First   U. S. Requests Delay On Gromyko’s Move  For Limiting Arms

GENERAL ARM: LIMITATION DISCUSSED   U. N. Atomic Energy Report Shelved For Time

ATOMIC ENERGY FIRST ON LIST   U.S. Urges UN Security Council To Consider Major Issue Immediately

American Delegate Formally Propeses Discussion of Subject As First Matter On Acenda   A SURPRISE MANEUVER

Debate On Question Of Arms Limitation Begun In UN Security Counci

SECURITY UNIT TO BEGIN STUDY OF ARMS SLASH   Atomic Energy Commissior Sends First Report To Group In 10-0 Vote

Top Priority Asked For Atomic Issue   U.S. Delegate Makes Request For General Arms Limitation

Surprise Move For Council   U. S. Proposes U. N. Give Top Priority to Atom Energy in Arms Limit Studies

U.S. Asks Top Priority For Atomic Issue   Would Put Problem At Head Of Discussions On  Ame I ienttatian.

Red Cross Drive Has $10,543, Brown Reports  County Chairman Ask: en Group  aa a a oe

Red Cross Drive Has $10,543, Brown Reports  County Chairman Ask Residential Group  Workers for Reports

Luggage Theft Ring Broken, Negroes Nabbed  Many Stolen Articles A. Do... Leen

TWO ARRESTED AFTER THEFT OF TAXICABS   O. N. Morris and R. E. Morgan Confess to Police

READY TO PASS AIRPORTS BIL!   Compromise Gives 50-50 Federal Matching, to States, Cities

an . e  & lied \ aiefs  >  ae Sty2 tied (= 1 Prod sed  E ‘ace pe ‘ley   Syrnes And Mototes Argue For 2 Hours On June 15 Meetin

PARIS MEETING STYMIED ON EUROPE PEAGE   No Agreement Expected Before Ministers Leave

MANY UNITE IN DEFENSE OF OPA   Favor Principles Even Tho Not In Agreement With Methods.

Leaders Of 23 Organizations Present Plan To Keep OPA Alive In Washington Today   UN Council Will Investigate ‘Franco; Russia-Does Not Vote

U.S. Submarine Sinks German U-Boat In Less Than Minute With Surface Torpedo

While Others Star  Coal Miners May Strike Unless Given “Full Dinner Pails”

Will Take Over IL Duce’s Balcony— Othman Is Bound for Italy   Writer Finally Cuts French Red Tane

— OTHMAN -— li Duce's  Balcony Next Stop   U.S. Embassy Has the Only Water in Paris

DRAFT PICTURE MORE MUDDLED   Drive To Ban 7 Teen-Age Inductions Gains Momentum

Ban On Teen-Age Draft Proposed   House Move May Stall Senate Stop-Gap Bill

SEEKS TO BAN TEEN-AGE DRAFT   House Motion Blocks Bill Passed by Senate

July 1 Bill Threatened By Attitude   ‘Rep. Sheridan Also to Attempt to Forbid All Inductions During Six-Weeks Extension Period

Youth Draff Facing Fight  Strong Opposition tc Senate Measure Is

‘Move Complicates Selective Service Picture; Action : tvneocted Monday

AMERICA ACCUSES ROMANIANS TODAY   Recent Elections Won by Reds Through Fraud, Is Charge. }

U. S. CHARGES REDS MEDDLED IN R@MANIA   Acheson Tells Press Tha Pledges Were Violated

Heck Says Dewey's Administration Gave Government Back to People .

Hogs Jam Market; Keep Prices Down   Rush Greatest Since Receipts Prior To January Packing House Strike.

Commerce Job Is Given to Long Island Small Business Man   William C. Foster Named By President Truman As Commerce Undersecretarv

Full Operation By Monday Is . Promised   Owners Displeased By Action; Lewis Gets Demands

John L. Lewis Gains Benefits For (His Striking United Mine Workers

DIGGERS GET PAY RAISE OF $1.85 A DAY   Welfare Fund Financed by Royalties From Fuel Also Provided by New Contract.   VOLUME PRODUCTION EXPECTED MONDAY   Agreement Is Signed at White House and Will Remain in Force During U. S. Operation.

Miners Given Pay Hike, Health, Welfare Fund   Truman Watches as Lewis and Krug Sign Contract; Mine Operators Displeased

Lewis Instructs Mineworkers Return To Work Immediately ; Get $1.85 A Day Pay Increase

Substantial Concessions Made To Miners Union; Royalties Will Finance Health and Welfare Fund   Workers to Receive $1.85 Daily Increase, Shorter Week; Anthracite Miners Negotiations Break Down; Truman Pleased by Settlement

‘CRIPPLING SOFT COAI STOPPAGE ATANEND   Lewis Wins Nearly All He Asked for. But It'll Cost Public; Miners Promise Full Production by Mondav

Health Fund and Most of Other Demands Given  Agreement Between Leader, Government

Welfare Fund, Pay Increase  Chief Awards   Union Chief Sends Orders For Return to Work Tmmedianiely

Lewis Wins Most Of Demands Made   Public Will Get Bigger Coal Bill Out of Strike ‘, Settlement   1 CONTRACT WITH U. S.   “Owners Will Not Get Mines Back Until They Sign, Too

Public Gets Higher Coal Bill; Strike Is Called Off   UMW Chief Says Pits To Reopen By Monday: Operators Displeased

Krug and Lewis Sign Agreement At White House   Wage Increase, Welfare Funds Won by Miners

JOHN L. LEWIS GOT JUST ABOUT ALL HE WANTED   Settlement Of Soft Coal Strike Victory For UMW Chief; Production Should Boom: Coal Bills Will Be Higher.

Lewis Wins Pay Increase, Health And Welfare Fund; Coal Prices To Be Upped  CONTRACT SIGNED   By U. M. W. With Government. Leaving Operators Di sple ased: All-Out Operation Seen By Monday

Lewis Won About Everything He Wanted, Including Pay Rise and Welfare Fund; Idle Miners Lost $160,000,000 in Wages

Bitter Coal Strike Ended; Lewis Happy   Miner Chieftain Secures Practically Biverything He Asked

Miners’. Striking Period  Is Over   Health - Welfare Fund Is Won By  Union Leader

Path Cleared For Industry To Roll Again.   Time Not Set For Return Of Pits TT. Thoir Owners

LEWIS WINS WAGEBOOST, SPECIA™ FUND   Coal Strike Is Ended; Anthracite Miners Now Due to Walk Out

John L. Lewis Orders Men Back to Mines   Miners Get Raise And Welfare Fund.  Other Concessions

Hard Coal Walkout Due >\t Midnight   Men Ordered Back to Jobs in Soft Coal Mines

Miners Given Pay Increase,  Welfare Fund   Lewis, Krug Sign Contract Bringing 59-Day Old Tieup To End; Union Head Calls For Immediate Return Of Miners To Pits

End of Coal Strike  Brings Visions  Of Copious Living Labor Front Appears  Bright Despite Scattered Quarrels

Lewis Obtains Welfare Fund And $1.85 A Day Raise For His Workers   Operators Have No Role In Contract Drawn Between Government And Bituminous Mine Union; Coal Royalty Is Granted

Lewis Wins Victory In Soft Coal Strike   Here Are Terms  Of Coal Contract

Lewis Victory Ts Complete In Coal Settlement   Miners Win Pay Boos And Welfare Fund; Con  sumer Must Pay.

Wage Increase, Welfare Fund Granted Miners   Diggers Will Resume Work Monday in Pits Under Government

End of Coal Strike Brings Visions of Copious Living   Labor Front Appears  Bright Despite  “‘ecaeecad Quarrelé

John L. Lewis Wins Nearly All He Asked   Miners Receive Pay Boost of $1.85 a Day and Health And Welfare Fund

Coal Mine Operators “Yo Make No Comment Having Just Been Given Glimpse of Contract

LEWIS WINS $1.8 DAILY PAY RAISE AND HEALTH FUND   AGREEMENT MEANS BIGGER COAL BILL FOR THE CONSUMER

Owners Not In Hurry to Sign New Contract   Public Hopes for Industriel Goods Flow, Will Get Bigger Coal Bill Now

UMW Gets Welfare Fund And Pay Boost   Lewis Orders Workers Back On Job Immediately; HST Watches Signing

Mine Pay Boosted; Health Fund Given Via 5-Cent Royalty   Wages Up $1.85 Daily for Workers; 25-Million Welfare Sum Slated For 3-Wayv Body Administration

Operators Yet to Study Agreement   Lewis Predicts Volume Output After Sunday

Miners Agree To Return fo Their Jobs   Forecasts On Increases Are 35-50 Cents A Ton

REJECTION DUE ON U. §. TROOPS FOR PALESTINE   Transportation Of Refugees Termed Full Extent Of Assistance Planned

U. §. Troops for Palestine to Be Refusec   Works Shaping Up for Rejection of British Proposal

Ui, 8. Will Reject Plea: for Armed Aid in Palestine   British Responsible For Holy Land By Old Leacue Mandate

No U. §. Troops To Palestine   Truman Turns Down Plea From British

NO WAY FOUND TO BREAK SOFT COAL DEADLOCK   Lewis Adamant In Demands For Tonnage Assessment On Coal

Royalty Bid Blocking Mine Parley Revival   Schwellenbach Seeks Way Around

REPUBLICANS MAY CAPTURE BOTH HOUSES   All Signs Point to Sweeping Victory for G. O. P.

Survey Shows G.0.P. Chance To Win Senate   Republicans Expected To Take Comfortable Majority In House

Survey Forecasts Big Republican Cains On Tuesday   Indicate Sizeable Working Majority For G. O. P. In House After Election   SENATE MAY ALSO GO REPUBLICAN   By WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON

FORECAST OF “GOP CONTROL. “IN-CONGRESS   REPUBLICANS TO GAIN MAJOR. “§TY.IN HOUSE AND MAY ' ALSO CONTROL SENATE

Wallace Asked fo Resign as President Declares No Change in Foreign Policy   Truman Announces Complete Confidence in Attitude of Byrnes ot Peace Conference as He Calls on Wallace te Leave Cabinet

Truman Asks Secretary  To Quit Post   Commerce Official Says, “I Wil! Continue Fight For Peace”; Chief Gives Full Endorsement To Secretary of State’s Activities in Paris

WEEK OF FURORE OVER U. S: FOREIGN POLICY CLIMAXED BY ADMINISTRATION BREAK   Chief Executive Gives “Full Endorsement" To Policies Being Pursued At Paris Peace Conference By Secretary of State   REMOVAL REPORTED ‘DONE IN FRIENDLY FASHION’

Commerce Secretary Accedes fo Request of President To Resign   Chief Executive Reaffirms Foreign Policy Set Down by Byrnes at Conference in Paris

Announcement Is Made by Truman At News Parley After Week-Long Stir Over U. S. Foreign Policy:. Action Definitely Backs Sec. Byrnes At Peace Meetinc

Supports Byrnes On Foreien Policy   President Declares No Government Official to Make Conflicting. . Statements on Established Plan

President Gives Complete Support To Foreian Policies Being Advocated By Byrnes-

Commerce Secretary Bows Out of Cabinet Stating Tersely he Will Continue Peace Fight

Foreign Policy Remains, Same; President Gives. _ Byrnes Confidence Vote

Blow to Demo Hopes for Labor Votes; State Department to Examine Statements

ae Head  To Contin Fight ‘a Puite      No Campaign Talks Planned; Byrnes Has No Corhmenton Ouste:

Break Spells Finish of New Deal Clique   President Risks Loss of ‘Left Wing’ Support With Announcement That Nation’s Foreign Policy Remains Unchanged.

No Change Contemplated In U.S. Foreign Policy, Chief Executive Declares

Secretary, To Keep Up ‘Peace’ Efforts   Foreign Policy Dispule Caused Departure of Last New Deal Cabinet Member

President Gives Statement That He Has Confidence in Secretary Byrnes and Peace Delegation.   FOREIGN POLICY IS TO REMAIN UNCHANGED

Resignation s Effective Immediately  To Continue To Fight For Peace, ~ lowan Declares

Henry Wallace Bows Out as Secretary of Commerce Witt Terse Annoufcement That “I Shall Continue to Fight for Peace.”      Truman Takes Action to Reaffirm Nation’s Policy at Peace Parley

President To Give Support To Sec. Byrnes   RESIGNATION DEMANDED FROM COMMERCE HEAD

Ousted Secretary Will ‘Continue’ His Fight   Truman’s Dramatic Announcement Points Te ‘Fundamental Conflict’ With: U. S. Foreign. Policy: Curbs on Others in Executive Branch

TEMPERATURES   Dismisses Commerce  Secretary In Row On U.S. Foreign Pelicy

Break Comes Over Foreign Policy Stand   President Declares Present Program Stands; Backs Secretary Byrnes

“= —NO CHANGE IN POLICY’ Full Confidence ‘In Byrnes’ Acts Asserted   President Bans Any Further ‘ Criticism of Foreign Policy By Executive Office Holders

\Nation’s. Stand At Peace ese? Bolstered By Firing Of Commerce Head

President Acts Following ‘‘Talk’’ With Byrnes; Split in Democratic Party Seen

Says There's No Change In U. S. Policy   Firing of Wallace Ends an Uproar Over American Foreign Policy; President Says He Has Complete Confidence in Byrnes

Nation's Stand At Paris Peace Meet Reaffirmed  Wallace Says He'll Continue to Fiaht

Cabinet Officer Quickly Complies   President Tells Newsmen He Has Complete Confidence In Secretary Of State Byrnes And U.S. Delegation At Paris Conference   WALLACE WILL SHUN CAMPAIGN STUMP

Truman To Stand Back Of Byrnes   Washington ()-—Henry Wale lace will go on the air for & brief brondcamt tonight over. OBS at 7 o'clock (Hutchinsoa  édlime).

Full Endorsement Given Foreign Policy Pursued By Sec. Byrnes At Paris   EX-VICE PRESIDENT   States He Will Continue To Fight For Peace: Plans No Part In Congressional Campaign

Secretary of Commerce Bowed Out With the Terse Announcement “I Shall Continue to Fight for Peace.”   WILL MAKE NO CAMPAIGN SPEECHES IN FALL   President Truman in a Dramatic Reaffirmation of This,Country’s Stand at Paris Meeting.

PRESIDENT PUTS ALL HIS WEIGHT BEHIND BYRNES   uast Of Original ‘New Dealers’’ Booted From Cabinet; Truman Had Counted On Wallace To Swing Large Blocks Of Votes.

Has Contidence In Byrnes, He Says   “Fundamental Cenflict” Between Wallace's s “Views And Those Of Administration, oP es Says President; Jeopardized World Position.   Government Must Stand As Unit

‘Truman Sticks By Byrnes On Foreian Policy   “VIl Continue To Fight For:Peace,” Wallace Says In Giving Resignation

Temperatures   President Demands United Front On Foreign Policy; Washington Ponders Political Effects of Act

Truman Says There Is No Change in Foreign Policy; Wallace Savs He Will “Continue To Fight Kor Peace.”

“Unity of Government Is Essential’ ~ Truman; Our Foreign Policy Unaltered

Asks Resignation As Result of His New York Speech   Uproar Caused by Wallace Plea for Russia Causes Action

Resignation Is Sent in  By Request:   President Reaffirms U.S. Policy as Outlined at Paris Peace Conference In Dramatic Move

President Ousts Secretary Of Commerce In Dramatic Reaffirmation Of This Country’s Stand At Peace Parley—Gives “Full Endorsement” To Course Being Pursued By Secretary Of State And U. S. Delegation

Foreign Policies Followed By Byrnes and Assistants Get Truman ‘Full Endorsement   Removal of Last of New Deal Secretaries  Done In Friendly Fashion”; Will Continue To Fight For Peace; No Campaign Speeches

Wallace Quits ir Friendly Fashion  Addresses President as "Deer Harry"

WALLACE FIRED BY TRUMAN   President. Reaffirms: Nation’s. Foreign Policy As He Ousts Secretary Of Com mearee

ASKED TO RESIGN CABINET POST IN ROW OVER POLICY.   PRESIDENT SAYS HE HAS CONFIDENCE IN SECRETARY BYRNES

Last “New Deal” Aide Ousted in Cabinet Quarre!   “I Shall Continue to Fight for Peace,” Declares Ousted Commerce Secretary in Resignation Letter to the President

CHIEF EXECUTIVE GIVES SUPPORT TO SEC, BYRNES   Truman’s Action May Widen Split Among Democrats With ‘Left Wing’

Retiring Secretary Will ‘Continue To Fight For Peace’   President Backs Peace Position   Removal Of Lent New Deal Cabinet Officer ‘Done In Friendly Fashion’

Resignation Of Secretary Requested   President Backs Secretary Byrnes’ In Controversy

BYRNES GIVEN FULL SUPPORT OF PRESIDENT   Statements in Conflict With Established Foreign Pol+  icy Are Banned

US Foreign Policy Row Is Settled   Henceforth No Member of Executive Department May Speak Publicly to Detriment of Diplomacy

Reaffirms US Foreign Poliey  Now In Force   Dramatic Action Removes From Cabinet Last OF Original “New Deal”?  ’ Secretaries   Lays Down Flat Rule For Others   Assumption Is Wide That President Acted Under Showdown Demand From Byrnes

‘Confident of Byrnes Policy Toward Russia   Regrets Losing Wallace-One of Roosevelt’s Cabinet ‘Family’

Truman Moves To End Row on Foreian Policy   President Expresses Complete Confidence In Secretary Byrnes  And U. S. Deleaation

Cabinet Member Resigns At Request of President Atter Dispute Over Policy   Development Takes Capital by Surprise; Spfit Within Democratic Party Feared; Wallace Pledaes Continuing Fight fer Peace

Move Catches Washington  By Surprise   Secretary Bows Out Of Cabinet with Terse Word He Will Contin ue To Fight for Peace   Palicy Most Important.

Reaffirms U. S. Stand At Paris Peace Parley   President Gives Full Endorsement To Policies Being Pursued By Secretary Byrne:

—OUSTER— Removal Backs Up  Policies   Ex-Secretary Will ‘Fight For Peace’

‘President Says Wallace Can Express Views As Private Citizen And   Be Much Happier

Firmly Backs Sec. Byrnes   Declares He Can't Permit _ Split Over Policy to Endanger Foreign Relations

Truman. Says. There Is: No Change in Foreign: Policy; Wallace Savs' He Will “Continue To.  Fight For Peace.”  {

Commerce heat ls Removed From Cabinet   Statements Which Conflict With U. S, Policy Ruled Out

SEN, BYRD HEARS TRUMAN WILL VET USE LABOR BL   Virginian Declares Disapproval of Legislation Would Be “Little Short of a Tragedy.”   PRESIDENT’S STRIKE MEASURE DELAYED   Supporters and Opponents Work Together to Put Off Further House Action On It.

Case Bill Veto Due, Says Byrd  Avti Seeikan Fa   Anti-Surike Legislation Awaits Truman’s Pen

POWER WORKERS CALL OFF STRIKE   ACTION LEADS VIRGINIA GOYERNOR TO RESCIND ORDER-TO DRAFT MEN.

VIRGINIA STRIKE CALLED OFF AS GOVERNOR ACTS   Draft Edict Rescinded After Electric Company, Union Agree To Acbitrate

Threatened Power Strike Declared Off   Union and Company Agree to Arbitrate; Governor Rescinds Draft of Employes

Union Drops: Strike Plans —   Tuck ‘Announces End Of State Emergency

Virginia’s Draft Order Called Off   Power Strike Threat Ended  By Agreement

VEPCO Strike Called Off; Draft tnds   Company, Union Officials Agree To Arbitrate

Strike Plan {alled Off In Virginia   Governor Tuck Immedictely Rescinds Order Drafting Workers Into State Militia

Strike Threat VEPC Workers ds Called Off   Governor Tuck Rescinds Order Drafting Employes® into Virginia State Militia   Differences To ‘Be Arbitrated   Company -and Union Of. ficials “Get Together” 30 Hours Before Strike  Deadline

ASK PROBE OF ACTIONS IN 2 AREAS   ‘Honeymoon’ Over As Complaints Lodged By Both Russians, British

SOVIET AGENCY ACCUSES U. 5.   Charges Military Com. mand With Inspiring Protests in Korea

Accuse U.S. Military Of inspiring Protests   Soviet Is Astonished At the Behavior of  American Command Se Pavekeose nn. hc:

Some Prices Are Boosted By OPA Move   Fruit Preserves. Jams, Jel lies And Apple Butter Are Affected Bv Raise  FLOUR AND BREAD DECONTROL IS NEAR

CONVERT BARRACKS. INTO FAMILY HOMES  ey Moves To Relleve Hous:   ‘Army Moves To Relleve Hous in Situation

SITUATION TENSE IN MANCHURIA Communists Seize Harbin In New Blow At Chunakina

CHINESE REDS SEIZE HARBIN   Second Major Loss Within Past Week Sustained  By Government

HARBIN SEIZED BY COMMUNISTS   Second Major Defeat In Manchuria Admitted By Government

Chungking Says Communists Have Occupied Harbin   Government Suffers Sec. ond Major Manchurian Defeat in Week

Second Major City Is Taken By China Reds   Communists Capture Harbin, Northern Manchurian Metropolis

Harbin Seized By Communists As Soviets Leave   Move Is Second Setback of Week For Government

Nationalists Concede New Defeat   _ City of Harbin Is Lost to Reds: Russians Withdraw

EE SS ee see.  Texas Clear, Hot; Little Relief Is 4 Seen Bv Experts

Warm, Sunny July Fourth Is Predicted   Good Day For Picnics, Swimming

Funds Votec For Idaho’s  Reclamation   Taft Predicts Budget Deficit Will Double

SEN, TAFT URGES CURB ON SPENDING   OHIOAN WARNS YEAR'S DEFICIT MAY DOUBLE TRUMAN’S ESTIMATE,

U. S. Deficit May Exceed Estimate Sen. Taft Warns   Urges Study Before Body Votes Huges Expenditures

FAMILY VOYAGE ~ MEANS. SERVE   Gls Must Serve At Least Year Overseas After Their Arrival

RULES REVISED ON GI FAMILIES   Dependents Of All U. S. Soldiers Included In Overseas Trips

Families May Join Army Men Overseas   Department Rule Extended to Cover All Grades

Would Treat All GI’s Alike   Attack Plan To Send  Dependents Overseas

REVISE ARMY PLAN TO SHIP FAMILIES   DEVENDENTS OF ALL RANKS MAY GO OVERSEAS IF CONDITIONS WARRANT.

All overseas GI smay send for families  Speed dependent upon housing

COIN SALES PLAN IS SET   Towa Banks Will Handle Selling of lowa Half Dollars

Nevada Washouts Disrapt Traffic On Union Pacific   Track Flooded Out At Two Points in  Vicinity of Caliente

Worst Rainstorms In 25 Years Impair Rail Lines  Many Passengers Ar Sent on Detours Blann Wactarn Linat

TESTIMONY OF GEN, SHORT TOLD OF PRE-ATTACK SETUP   ARMY COMMANDER AT PEARL HARBOR TOLD ROBERTS COMMISSION OF PLAN=S AND RADAR

SHORT TELLS OF HAWAIIAN ALERT   Says 24-Hour Watch Not In cluded In Plans

Russia Pat On Austrian Deal   Rejects British, American Protests of Seizure of Property for Reparations

American and British Note Rejected   Russian Policy in Austria to Be Unchanged

Russia Rejects  Objections To   Acts In Anstrig   Turns Down U. S. and Brit ish Representations On Seizure Property For “Reparations”?

RUSSIA REJECTS AMERICAN NOTE   Soviets Have No Intentior Of Renouncing Austrian  Reparation Claims

REDS REJECT PLEA AGAINST OCCUPATION   Allied Protests as To Austria Seem to Be of Little Avail

American and British Note Rejected  Russian Policy  } embers ae bm

Russians Reject U. S. Notes on Seizure Of $22,000,000 in Austrian Property ~

RUSSIA REFUSES TO HALT SEIZURES   REJECTS U. §. REPRESENTATIONS ON TAKING OVER PROPERTY IN AUSTRIA.

REDS CONTINUE AUSTRIAN GRABS   American And_ British Reparation Plans Are Reiected

Soviets Will Not Give Up Austrian Property   Rejects U.S., British Representations on Seizure of Piants Canktecsaedl bese er ta:

U.S., British Seizure Plans Are Rejected   Russia Opposes Seizing Austrian Property for Reparations

Russia Fights Stand of U.S. On Austrian Reparations   Maintains Position On Plan To Seize Industrial Plants, Other Property

Sugar Periled by Coal Strike   Whisky Firm Hit; Steel Suffers Most

PRICE CONTROLS OFF ALL CANNED BERRIES   Suspension Of Restrictions Also Ef. fective On Frozen And Preserved Products

SUPREME COURT WILL DECIDE WHETHER JAP GENERAL MUST HANG  _ ARGUMENTS ASKED IN CASE OF YAMASHITA,

SUPREME COURT WILL DECIDE WHETHER JAP GENERAL MUST HANG  "ARGUMENTS ASKED IN CASE OF YAMASHITA, CONVICTED WAR LORD

Supreme Court Told Yamashita Lacks Any Rights Jap General, Given . Death Se Sentence,

‘Tiger’ Held Minus Rights   High Court Asked to Dewy  Rates: wt Sasa

145 EDITORS HERE   Oscar Stauffer and Tom Yarbrough Are Guest  Speakers

Bonus Group Here to Get  $400 or Bust   300 Veterans Leave Springfield in 64 Cars Expecting to Pick Up More Alona Way

300 VETS BEGIN BONUS MARCH ON JEFFERSON CITY   Set Out From Springfield in 65 Vehicles—Expect Others to Join Caravan On War.   DEPARTURE CHEERED BY 10,000 CITIZENS   Ex-Soldiers Threaten to Sit On Governor’s Doorstep Until He Takes  Action on Demands.

San Antonio Flood Heads Toward Gulf   Six Known Dead, Seven Missing in Flash Flood Which Hit Texas City

Texas Flood Toll at Six   BUM AL VIA  Seven Persons Still Missing With Damage

Texas Flood Rolling South   Six of 14 Missing Persons Known Deac

San Antonio Flood Rolls  Toward Gull   Leaves Six Known Deal “And. Seven Persous Mise - ing Ta Tis Destrus- :  tive Wake

CREST OF FLOOD AT SAN ANTONIO ROLLS 10 GULF   City Faces Major Rehabilitation With Big Damace

Texas Flood Is _ Headed For Gulf      Six Known Dead And Seven Missing Says Renorts

San Antonio's Flood Crest Nearing Gulf   Six Persons Dead, Seven Missing, Authorities Say .Months Before Toll Known

Checking Up Toll Of Atomic Bomb Blast At Bikini   Forces Of Vice Admiral Blandy Investigate Damage By A-Bomb Attack   LATEST REPORT IS 36 SHIPS DAMAGED

PART OF FLEET VENTURES BACK T0 BIKINI BAY   Toll of Fearsome Weapon Greater Than at First Believed

FULL CHECKUP ~-OF EXPLOSION NOT YET MADE   FIRE* FIGHTING SHIPS MOVE INTO LAGOON TO EXTINGUISH BLAZES, WHICH FOLLOWED ATOMIC BLAST

Crewmen Have No Difficulty Controlling Ship, But Feel “Shock-Wave”  4 “DRONES” RETURN   Drop Described : as “Perfect Job ;”’ Destruction Worse Than First Thought

‘SEN. BILBO AND REP. RANKIN VICTORIOUS   “The Man” May Pull Through Without Necessity of Run-Off:

BILBO AGAIN. TOPS RIVALS   NO VIOLENCE REPORTED MISSISSIPPI PRIMARY WHEN NEGROES CAST THEIR FIRST VOTES,

Van Wagoner to Be a Candidate  Pc, SR ae   Former Governor Seeking Office Again

CODY PROBABLE RIVAL IN DEMO PRIMARY RACE   Desire of Party Leaders He Run, Ex-Governor States

Van Wagoner In Governor Race   Seeks Political Comeback tn State

POPE URGES © RATIONING 10 AID STARVING   Says It Would Fase Threat of World Famine

POPE PUTS OUT APPEAL TO AID HUNGRY PEOPLE   World Famine Threatens In Global Food Crisis, Pontiff Says

Pope Calls For World Sharing Of Foodstuffs   Appeal Directed To Both North And South  Americans

One-Fourth of World Facing Hunger: Pope   Pontiff Appeals to Man. kind’s ‘Sense of Re‘sponsibility’

Pontiff Appeals To World for Aid In Famine Threat   Calls on Nations Rich in Resources to Begin Rationing of Food   SPECIAL PLEA MADE TO LATIN AMERICA   Pope Says Argentina and Brazil Could Help Avert Glebal Crisis

Declares 4th Of World Is  Threatened  By Famine   Pontiff Broadcasts Appeal to the Rich Nations; Saye Small Action’ to Help Mach

Pope Piys Urges     tc Tate Food   en     “Averting ; STeatened World-Wide-Famine 

Pope Pius Asks Food Rationing To Curb Famine   Pontiff Directs Plez Especially to  Brazil, Argentina

Food Situation Brings Strong Plea From Pope   Urges Richer Nations To Start Rationing So Others May Live

POPE APPEALS FOR FAMINE VICTIMS   Urges United Effort to Save  et a, - ee, ee

THE POPE ISSUES APPEAL   Broadcast Asks Nations to Aid Starving Countries

F oodRationing o To Ease Paiidens  Asked By Pope   Pontiff Declares Fourth Of World Faces Threat Of Starvation

Pope Appeals For Starving   Pontiff Asks World To Save Destitute Peoples From Starvation.

POPE APPEALS TO ARGENTINA IN FOOD GRISI   Picks Out Two Latin-American Nations to Help Fourth of World Eat.

Russians Release American Officer  And His Wife   Action Comes Just as U. S. Army Planned to Have Showdown

2 Americans Are Released  By Russians Texas Couple Freed; No Word On Two Men

Two Americans Held by Russia Are Released   Texas Couple Had Disappeared on July 1

RUSSIANS RELEASE  SAN ANTONIO PAIR   Americans Have No Word of Other Captives; “Warrant Officer and Wife Questioned by Reds

TWO AMERICANS ARE RELEASED.      Russians ‘Retr Warrant Officer And Wife After 15 Days

RUSSIA WILLING TO COOPERATE   Complete Peace Withir World’s Grasp, Bevin Tells British

RUSSIAN PEACE ROLE 1§ PRAISED   Bevin Says Soviet Part In U. N. Meeting Shows She Aims at Co-oneration

Russia Will Co-operate,  Bevin Says British Secretary Say Complete Peace Within + Grasp Of World

COMPLETE PI PEACE 4      British Foreign Minister Says New Code. ti Conduct Will Be Wo.ked Out For UN Veto

‘Bevin Believes Russia Has Shown Herself Ready to Co-operate ith Other Nations: Peace Is Near

BEVIN THINKS PEACE NEARER   Russia Willing to Cooper. ate With Rest of World, He Says

Bevin Asserts World! Peace Within Grasp   British Foreign Secretary Says Russia Ready To Cooperate

Russians Will Oppose Plans To Cut Forces   Secretary Byrnes Seeking Slash In Occupation Army

REDS MAY BALK IN ASPECTS OF fERMAN PACT   ‘.$, Proposal To Cut Troops in Reich Expected To Pravide Test

Russians Will Oppose Plans To Cut Forces  Secretary Byr nes : Se ekin g Slo sh In

First Showdown In German Peace Talks Due Today   U. S. Secretary Warns He Will Not Repeat Months of Bickering

REDS EXPECTED TO REFUSE TO REDUCE TROOPS   Showdown Over Ger: man Peace Pact Near

CREW OF CARGO SHIP SAVED DURING STORM   Forty-Nine Rescued After GrainLaden Vessel Runs Aground and Starts Cracking Up.

Speed Atom Control Plan   U. N. Committee Promises Report To Council Dee. 31

U.N. Atomic Commission Speeding Up   Will Report to Council By Dec. 31 and Chairman Says Will Show Progress

ATOM CONTROL GROUE  PLUNGES INTO WORK  ON REPORT DUE SOON IMPORTANT STATEMENT  ON WORLD PROPOSALS SLATED FOR DEC. 321

UN Atomic Comision  Progresses   Begins. Work On: Twe Phases of Problem: of Inspection. §§-. ; g

UN Atomic Commission Progresses   Begins Work On Two Phases of Problem of Inspection. _

Ne. E. Fights For Minimum Disruption ©   ‘Food: Shortage . Looms’ Over: Immobilized Region

Business In N.E. “Carrying On" Despite Walkout   Big Load On Other Forms Of Area Transportation; Foodstuffs Disappear

Governor Calls State Police to Protect Workers  Disorders Occur in Disechiwn < ¢.

State Police Called For Strike Duty   Pennsylvania Governor  sasha  Moves To Quen Trowole At Pittsburgh; Threat Also In Philadelphia

Guard for Supervisors  Is Ordered    Mobilization of Troopers Comes After Flare-Up At Pitieburgh Plant of  Weatinchanae Flactric

Pennsylvariia’s State Officers Ordered To Aid Supervisory Group At Westinghouse Plant

State Troops Sent To Plani   Sheriff A For Aid After Picket-Line Fiaght

STATE POLICE ~ EYEING STRIKE   Called Into Pittsburgh To Protect Supervisory Workers  @LIre Dp PIec eniré criruT

MARTIN SAYS DECREE MUST BE OBSERVED   Troopers’ Help Asked Following Picket Line Disorder

State Police Called Out By Governor  Wild Melee Results   Wild Melee Results When Supervisors Pass Picket Lines

GOVERNOR ACTS TO BREAK OPEN PICKET LINES   Trouble Flares Up At Strikebound Westinghouse Electric Company Plant: Roundup Of Labor  Developments.

Picket Fists Fly; Governor Orders State's Troopers   Mass Meeting Called At Pittsburgh's City Hall

Troops on Duty At Strike-Bound Electric Plant   Mobilization Follows Brief Picket Line Fiareup Thursday

Pittsburgh Strife Flares Up Again   Governor Orders State Police to Protect Supervisory Workers

SENDS POLICE T0 PITTSBURGH TO GUARD PLANTS   Fights Flareup as Workers Seek to Go Through Picket Lines

State Patrolmen Called In Strike  Sent To Pittsbu rgb Labor Strife Sce

Pennsvivania Governo r Acts On Request of Sher: iff to Protect Super visery Workers 

State Police Sent Into Pittsburgh to Stop Strike Unres   Pennsylvania's Governor Acts to Protect Electric Workers

PENNSYLVANIA POLICE ORDERED INTO PITTSBURGH   Labor Disputes Cause 488,000 _ Workers to Be Idle

STATE POLICE ORDERED INTO PITTSBURGH IN STRIKE FLAREUP   Trouble Occurs At Westinghouse Plant; End To GM Tie-Up Due Soon

Pennsylvania State: Police Ordered Out   Protection For Workers Obiective

State Police Called Out By Governor   Wild Melee Result: When Supervisors Pass Picket Lines

State Police Act In Pennsylvania Electrical Strike   Troopers Called Out After Yesterday’s Fist-Swinging Melee

(guards Ordered Into Pitt Pickets   State Troopers Are Called To Strike Area After Row   By ASSOCIATED PRESS

ATOM WARNING GIVEN BY SCIENTIST.   Nation Faces Atomic War If. Control Is . Not Perfected

KEY U.N. 0. POST STILL UNFILLED   SECURITY COUNCIL MEMBERS FAIL TO AGREE ON A SECRETARY-GENERAL.

Secretary-Genera! Dispute Goes On   UNO Security Council Again Fails ot Agree

Russians Block Accord (On Secretary-General  Selection of U.N. O.

UNO Council Disagrees on Secretaryship   Russia Insists Post Should Go to Some Candidate From East Europe

UNO Fails to Agree on Man For Key Post   Work Speeds Along, However, on Other Important Work

APREEMENT FALLS   Red Insistence Gets Blame For Inaction; France Pranares Sien

Soviet Stand Again Balks Agreement On UNO Post   Russians Insist Council Secretary Should Be from Eastern Europe

UNO Couneil Deadlocked on  Filling Key Jol   Economic, Social Unit Organized with Indian Named Head: British Want Probe

No Agreement On Candidate For UNO Pos!   Russia Insists Secretary. General For UNO Come,  From Europe

FAIL TO NAME UN SECRETARY   Meeting Of Big Five Again Deadlocked; Russia Is Stumbling Block

SECRETARY NOT PICKED FOR UNO   Security Council Fails To Agree On Candidate For Key Office

Postal Theft Loot Buried In Jars.  Find $153,150 of Stolen Money

John L. Lewis Calls On 250 Of His Leader's   Demands To Be Made By Miners To Be Charted

Union Says GM to Blame For Strike   Rift Discovered Within Ranks of Union Workers

Action Taken Soon After Company Announces It Will Put Into Effect Wage Boost Ordered by WLB—Walkout to Tie Up New York Metropolitan Area—A. F, of L. Workers in Other Sections Expected to Accept Award.

WESTERN UNION RAISES WAGES   Directive Of WLR Will Be Followed: Increase 12 Cents An Hour

Sirike Authorized Despite Western Union Compliance With Directive of WLB

Western Union Grants Pay Hike C10 Will Strike   Company Explains Wage Order Takes Two Year Income

Strike Voted Affer Wage Boost Granted   Western Union Walkout Called for Next Tues day

Navy Plans Big School on West Coast   $28,700,000 Plant. Would Turn Civilians Into Officers

Lake Shipping Strike Ties Up Several Vessels   Will Take Week Tc Completely Shut Down Shipping

OIL CARRIERS   CIO Leaders Declare 40 Ships Are Now Strike-Bound

Union Claims. 2 Score Lake Ships Tied Up   Maritime Union Reverts to Original Strike Demands

Oil Tankers Face Tieup in  Lake Strike      40 Vessels Halted on First Day of Walkout; U. S. Abandons Efforts

(reat Ta.ces Strike Ties ~ UpShipping   Government Attempt To Negotiate Settlement Abandoned Last “ Night

Inland Waterway  Strike Holds Up Lake Oil Tankers   National Maritime Union Reverts To Original Strike Demands; Claim 40 Ships Tied Up; AFL Union Not Joining In Walkout

POLIO VICTIM IMPROVES   Lorraine Clark's Conditien is Desevibed as Encouraging

POLIO VICTIM IMPROVES   Lorraine Clark’s Con Condition is Described as Encouraging

MYSTERY VEILS FOUR AMERICANS   Soviets Silent about Quartet Held in Russian Zone

4 AMERICANS DISAPPEAR IN BERLIN   Occurs in Russian Zone; Internationa! Mystery Results

Army Seeks Information On Quartet   Russians Refuse To Say Why Three Men, Woman Taken

FOUR AMERICANS STILL MISSING   Disappearance Of Quartet In Russian Zone Called International Mystery

RED ARMY STILL HOLDS AMERICANS   Russians Fail to Explain Reoson for Action

Disappearance of Four Americans in Russian Zone of Berlin Poses ag International Mystery — U. 3. Army Authoritles Negotiating for Their Release.

FOUR AMERICAN CITIZENS HELD.   REDS REFUSE TO DISCUSS THE SITUATION

Livestock, Crops Prices Highest Since July, 1920 ‘17 Per Cent Over Parity

APRIL FARM PRICES HIGHEST SINCE 1921   Level During Month Is 212 Pes Cent of 1909-1914 Average, Yarm Agency Reports.

Strike Closes Mines in Hare Coal Field   76,000 Miners Walk Out as Soft Coal Miners Man Pits

Truman Tack.2s Snarled Anthracite Proplems; _ Advised Against Seizure

Failure To Agree On Terms Brings Strike   75,000 Hard Coal Miners Strike Today Closing Down State’s Anthracite Fields —-: Report Truman Advued Aguinst: Seizing Mines

HARD COAL PITS STOP OPERATION   Pennsylvania‘’s 75,000 Anthra cite Miners Leave Jobs; Negotiations Fail

ADVISE TRUMAN AGAINST SEIZING HARD COAL PITS   Experts Feel Time Not So Pressing In Anthracite Strike,  Since Industry Hardly Affected At All.

Union, Operato. Negotiators Fail To Agree   Reports From Hard Coal Districts In Pennsylyania Show All Regions Idle

Hard Coal Miners Refuse To Work Without Contract: Bituminous Issue Settled and Work In Pits Starts; Truman May Not Seize Industry

COSTLY STRIKE IN SOFT COAL FIELDS ENDED   Lewis Wins Welfare Levy; Further Government Seizure Is Doubtful

Hard Coal Miners © Walk Out   Anthracite Strike Begins As Soft Coal Tieup Ends; Quick Settlement Expected

Expected In Ti  Anthracite Mi   Operators Exvecte _ .Agree Co Terms Graiited Bituy “jnous Miners:

75,000 HARD COAL MINERS STRIKE   WALKOUT BEGAN AT MIDNIGHT AFTER FAILURE TO AGREE

Bituminous Pact May Be Pattern for Settlement —   Soft Coal Mines on Way Back Toward, . Full Preduction

Truman Turns To Hard Coal Strike Problem   Advisers Counsel Not To Seize Anthracite Mines—Shortage Will Not Be Widespread

Hard Coal Mines Are Strikebound   75,000 Workers Idle in Pennsylvania. Report

76,000 MINERS MADE IDLE BY STRIKE   Soft Coal Workers Start Returning To Pits   PRIGE INCREASE   Of 30 To 35 Cents Per Ton Likely As Result Of New Contract With Lewis

Advice Based On Possibility Of Agreement   Bituminous Workers Returning To Jobs; Coal Price To Rise

Hard Coal Miners Go On Strike   Anthracite Fields in Pennsylvania Idle--President Advised Not to Seize Minne

Advisers Are Against Mine Seizure   Peril Seen in Control Of Hard Coal Pits By Government Chief ©

Second Major Coal Walkout  Faces Nation   Negotiators Called Into New Session; Lewis May Attend

Aides Base View On Hope That Anthracite Industry Will Shortly Agree To Terms Which Ended Bituminous Strike—76,000 Pennsylvania Miners Join Ranks Of Idle While First Of 400,000 Soft Coal Workers Resume Operations Following Settlement Of Dispute

Truman Taking Up Hard Coal Wage Dispute   Advisers Oppose Seizure Of These Mines; Soft Coal Owners Saying Little

Shutdown Is Complete ir Pennsylvania Anthracite Fields   U.S. SEIZURE UNLIKELY

75,000 Workers Stay Out With Neo Contract   President Advised Against Seizure Of Holdings

ANTHRACITE AGREEMENT HOPED FOR   Government Has. . More Time To Deal With Dispute

Hard Coal Mines Shut Down; Pact Not Yet Reached   Truman Still Favors Drafting Men For Work During Strikes

Truman Advised Against Seizure In New Walkout   Anthracite Operators, Union Fail to Agree On New Contract

Truman Advised Against Seizure On Hopes Of Speedy Settlement   Strike Will Not Be So Damaging As Soft Coal Tie-Up Because Hard Coal Used Largely For Heating Homes

UNITED NATIONS SEEN “MANAGLED” BY BiG POWERS   Egypt Demands Withdrawal of Troops Stetioned ia Small Cauntciac

Country Also Asks Them To Cease Forms Of Ex ternal Pressure   Objects To Foreign Troops On Her Soil   Such Forces Used To Exert Pressure, He Tells United Nations Assembly

U. S. 10 URGE BIG 5 VETO POWER CURB   Denunciation of U. S. By Russians Is Expected

UN DELEGATES BLAST TACTICS OF BIG POWERS   Diseretion in Veto Use Hinted

Egypt Calls For Removal Of Soldiers   Claims Heavy Pressure Exerted By Presence Of Foreign Troops

Veto Manacles UN, Assembly Told; U.S. Seeks Discreet Use   New Zealander Assails Setup; Egypt Asks Troops’ Withdrawal

New Zealand Assails Veto   United Nations Also Hear Attacks On Franco Spain

New Zealand Raps Of Bia Powers   U.S. to Propose More Discreet Use Of Veto Powers in UN

PLAN SCHEDULED 1) BE PROPOSED ~ WN DAY OR TWO   Meanwhile Its Exercise by Big Powers Is Scored ” by New Zealand   EGYPT ASSAILS TROOPS   Sees FER ge ee  Delegate Demands They Be Withdrawn From Small Nations

Foreign Troops Stationed on Soi Of Members Hit   U.S. Is Formulating Plan for Discretion In Use of Veto Rule

Egypt Blasts Troops’ Stay   Says Armed Forces Help to Exert Pressure During Political, Economic Negotiations

NEW ZEALAND CHARGES VETO POWER ‘MANGLED HANDS AND FETERED FEET’ OF UNITED NATIONS

CANOL OIL PROBE WILL BE RENEWED BY SENATE GROUE   Mead Committee to Question Admiral King About Decision te Complete $133,000,000 Job.   NO USEFUL PURPOSE  IS SEEN BY TRUMAN   Report Issued Fortnight Ago by Investigators Called Project “Glaring Example” of Waste.

WHEAT GUAL 10  BE Mc} WITHOUT BREAD RATION   EBrit:sh Asked to Cut Consumption of Fats and Oils

BREAD RATIONING SEEN DOUBTFUL   ‘Officials Confident Wheat Export Goals Can Be Met

Bread Rations Not Expected Says Anderson   Wheat Not So Tight As Some Feared; See Bumper Wheat Crop

Plenty of Wheat Anticipated for Hungry Nations   Bread Rationing Unnecessary, U. S. Government Says

WHEAT GOALS CAN BE MET, HE SAYS   Secretary of Agriculture Rejects Suggestion of Britain

WAGES MAY COME UP AT GM TALKS TODAY   Dewey Remains Optimistic On Strike Settlement

Negotiations. With GM Still Without Result   ny and Union Rep:  resentatives Resume Talks Today; Mediator  ’ Expresses Optimisin

Federal Official Expects Success?   Government Acts To End Strike On Tugboats

Dewey Confiden Meetings Wil Be Successful  GM, Union Groups pant Ani Tiandees

EXPECTS OPA COMPROMISE   Barkley Tells Truman Bil! To Be Far From Desire of Administration

Improved: OP Bill Seen From Joint Meeting   ’ Senate, House Groups: Meet; Ration for Flour, Bread Not Planned

Gen. Clay Threatens To Take Over German Denazification Program Untess Improved

Onc A Men waaay pays Fhe tlle We  Is Mad at Germans   German Council Is Tolc Denazification ‘Acts Are Disappointing

AMG SLAPS GERMANS ON ‘DENAZIFICATION’   Clay Warns He’ll Take Over If Things Don’t Improve

U.S. General Reproves Germans on Their Performance in Denazification

Flay German Handling Of  Denazification   Council Told AMG Disappointed

Goering Is Accused Of  Intimidation   War Trial Witness Says Reichsmarshal Seeks To Hide Deeds

Babson’s Authentic Statement Prices Are Subject for Discussion tia  Tadeava Column

BABSON DISCUSSES PRICES, BUILDING OUTLOOK, LABOR   Roger Babson Predicts Higher Prices For Building, Clothing, Consumer Goods; But Not Much Raise On Foods.

‘Stock Prices - To Go Higher Says Babson   COMMODITIES MAY GO # EVEN TO HIGHER LEVELS

Churchill Suegests United Nations Be Sounding Board For Troop Renart   ANSWERS STALIN ABOUT NUMBER OF RED TROOPS

Churchill Uraes U.N. Check on Armed Forces   Words Echo Byrnes, Sevs Washington Offizia!

Britain’s Wartime Head Asserts Facts Will Still Suspicions   _.. Wants Soviet People “Safe, Glorious, Happy’   Will Press For Facts.

Testimony Indicates Gen. Short Told Aide He Was Too Intelligence Conscience’ About Jap Intercepts

Short Belittled _ Alarm, Says Aide   Bicknell Was Called Too Intelligence Conscious

ee ae ed ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee  Short Rebuke at Officer Alarmed by Jap Fleet Messages Charged

Says Short Spurned 6-2 Reports   _ Said Aide "Too Intelligence Conscious”  ves mes lmaoo

Aide: Declares Short: Slurred Fear of Japs”   Capt. Bicknell Reports Commander Chided Him °

EVIDENCE AGAINST GEN. SHORT      Introduced At Pearl Harbor  Hearing !

3 Injured In Wreck of roadway  Limited   5 Coaches Derailed But Stay Upright; Two Locomotives  Roll Down Bank ~

TRAIN WREGKED AS COAL SPILLS ON LIVE RAILS   Pennsylvania Flyer Is Derailed Near Freight Accident Scene

Rural Mail Men’s E District M seting  "Held In LeMars. Saturday Oct'5:

Rural Mail Men’s District Meeting  "Held In LeMars. _ Saturday Oct.'5

GESTAPO HEA DEFENSE TOLD ~— GRIMES COURT   KALTENBRUNNER TE CLARES HE 3S KINDLY MAN AND ALWAYS FAVORED LE ‘ GAL TRIALS ¢

a aaa ee ehh Le aa aT Tt ny inne EE EEE  Man Fatally Shoots Fiancee, Self While San Diego Crowd Watches

Red Officer Yells Curses   ‘Apology for ‘Belligerent Attitude’ To Be Requested by Americans

Battle Looms Over Prisoner Custody   Red Army Lieutenant and Soldiers Hold American MP Officers at Bay With Guns

BUSINESS LIFE AGAIN IS NORMAL   Trolleys Rumble Through Streets, Schools Reopen

PITTSBURGH § POWER GOES ON AGAIN   Utility Workers Returning To Their Posts   To Mediate Wage Dispute; Lights On, Street Cars Roll, Schools Open

Sete. Sek Cee ee ee eee ee ee  Arbitration To Settle Pay Dispute  Norma! Supnplyv Of

Use of Sword Faced by France To Keep Empire   Two-Edged Policy Brought to Bear By Government

Revolt Gains In IndoChina   French Must Use Force And Diplomacy To Keep Rich Colony

French Fear Force Will Be Needed To Quell Indo-China: Insurrection   Fighting Has Spread To The South And Use Of - Guns And Planes Appears Necessary To Save The Colony From Falling Apart.

Force Has Role in New FrenchRule   France Must Use Guns, Planes to Bolster Her Diplomacy in Keeping Colonial Hold {   Saigon Has. Curfew and Is Under Edict - of Authorities

FRENCH FACE INSURRECTION IN INDOCHINA   Paris Realizes Guns and Planes Must Be Used to Keep the Rich, 400Year-Old Colonial Empire Together.

France Forced  To Give Fight   French Authority Not To Be Challenged  In Indo-China

Two-Edged Policy Will Be Used by France in Seeking To Hold on to Rich Colonial Empire

France Forced to Rely on Arms to Queil Viet-Namese   Diplomacy ‘Plus’ May Be Necessary To Save Colony

Insurrection Area Spreads  In Indochina   French Must Use Weapons To Keep Rich, Colonial Empire From Falling Apart

Indo-China Fighting Spreads   French Forced to Use Strength in Effort to Keep Colonial Empire From Falling Apart

FRANCE FACES LOSS OF RICH OLD COLONIES   Arms Must Be Used fo Put Down Insurrection Spreading  fn Indochina   DIPLOMACY ALONE FAILS TO SETTLE DISCORD

France Worried On Indo,  Chinese   Guns, Planes May Come Into Play: In The South

France Faces Major Contest   Indo-China Revolt Spreading Swiftly

Fights Spread As Empire Seams Crack   More Guns, Airplanes Needed to Quell Rioting Tribesmen

WAR DECISION LOOMS FOR FRENCH RULERS OVER INDOCHINA ROW  DIPLOMACY SEEMS NOT ENOTICH TO KEEP RICH

Indo-China.‘ <jsurrection Makes Fram : Realize Arms, Diplondacy Needed.

Umberto Makes Plea to Voters   Pr mises Vote Later On Republic If Left on Throne

Continue Strike At Laneaster   Snowfall and Lack Of Transportation Closes City Schools

Peace Meet Opened to World Press   Two-Thirds Rule Virtually Adopted At Paris Parley

PLEDGES U, S, SUPPORT OF THEIR VIEWS   Molotoy Joins in Fight to Admit Press to Parley

Molotov Joins American Leader In Campaign To Open Sessions Of Peace Conference To News Men; Plenary Sessions May Be Secret.

Wins Victory For Publicity Of Proceedings   MOLOTOV SURPRISES ALL WITH HIS GENERAL ASSENT

U. 5. Defermined  Not To Return  To Isolationism *   “Democracy Cannot Be Imposed By Bayonets”

SECRETARY ALSO LEADS FIGHT FOR PRESS FREEDOM   Molotov, Evatt doin in. Move Assuring Access to -Caramittean Nawe

(Peace Parley Committees Are ‘(Opened to Press   World Longing for Peace, Byrnes Tells Conference; Wins Publicity Fight

Secretary Wins Fight for Open Paris Sessions   Molotov Jcins in Urging Fullest Possible Press Coverage of Meeting

ALL SESSIONS OF PROCEED COMMITTEE OPEN TO PRESS; OTHER COMMITTEES. TO.:

Deconfrol Board Hears Pro, Con. On-Meat Ceiling   Livestock Group Urges Status Quo

Want No Control On Meat   Witnesses Argue Price Ceilings On Meat Would Bring Black Market Again

Meat Industry Rapidly Meeting Needs of Public   President of Packers Graun Tectifioc

‘Packing Interests Argue Against Meat Controls  Decontrol Board Heare trmedisreérue Je   Decontrol Board Hears Industry is Rapidly Meeting Publie Neede

Argue Against Return Of Meat  Price Ceilings   Meat Institute’s Head Leads Parade Of Wit iniemen Pk Bhat ee

Packer Argues (A gainstRevivai Meat Controls   Wesley Hardenbergh Tells - Decontrel Board Public Needa Rapidly Being Mei -

MEAT INDUSTRY SAYS IT MEETS PUBLIC'S NEEDS   Finds “Order” in Place of “Chaos Created by . 4 Years of Controls”

CHAOS ISGONE   Now tas Disappeared Hardenbergh Arques Price Ceilings Need

Livestock Issue Is Heard By Decontrol Board Group Today   Witnesses Request Meats Remain Decoantrolled  oter

Ceilings on Meat Opposed By Packers   Claim Industry Meeting Public Needs; Ceilings Mean Return to Chaos

Protest Revival  Ceilings   Meat Packer Tells Decontrol Group Industry is Meeting Public Demands

Board Hears Opponent of Meat Control      President of Institute Argues Against Revival Of Ceilings Favored by Rail Union Spokesman

RENEWED CURB SEEN REVIVING BLACK MARKET   industry Spokesmer Warn of Confusion  And Chaos

Packers Oppose Revival of Meat Price Controls   Spokesman Maintains Industry Is Rapidly Meeting Public Needs

Argument Against Meat Ceilings Is Presented To 0.P.A. De-Control Board

Industry Said Now Meeting Public Needs   Meat Institute Chief Sees Return to Chaos Under Controls

Meat Ceilings Not Necessary, Board Is Told   Packer Institute Leader Argues Against Revivals

OY GoTo Ik ALLURD WITH CPA GEILINGS   Deconirol Board Hears Array oi Witnesses Opposing Meat Controls.

PACKERS ASK END OF MEAT PRICE TOPS   Spokesman Tells Decontro] Board Ceilings Should Not Be Restored Because the Industry Is Meeting Needs.

Packer Opposes Reviving VMieat Price Ceilings   Tells Decontrol Board Public Needs Are Met

AXIS SATELLITES 10 KEEP ARMIES   Some Will Be Larger Than in Normal Days Before World War Il

SATELLITES T0 RETAIN ARMIES   BIG FOUR LENIENT WITH FORMER ENEMIES

Hitler’s Satellites Allowed To Keep Armies Almost As Large as in Pre-War Days.

Nazi Satellites To Be Permitted Arms, Air Forces   Balkan Countries To Have Big Navies

Bia 4 Allow Satellites Keen Large Armies   Italian Navy Being Stripped to Minor Sea Power

Big Four Will Sign Treaties Giving Ayis Satellites Richt To Have Armies

Normal Armies Permitted Ayis Satellites in Peace Treaties: ‘Aareed Upon by Big Four Council

Charles Gerger-. .. Nita Weiter Wed —  Will. Establish Home  In Waterloo, Iowa

Of Burkhart.   Defendant, Daughter in Tears as Jury Finds Resort Owner Not Guilty After: Two Day Trial in Circuit Court Here

Acquit Musser  In Eldon Death Of Burkhart   Defendant, Daughter in Tears as Jury Finds Resort Owner Not Guilty After Two Day Trial in Circuit Court Here

PROGRAM FOR YOUNG PEOPLE 18 OUTLINED   PRESIDENT SAYS “MILITARY” -- BROULD- RE-OMITTED-FROM~ ‘THE NAME oF PLAN « ¢

NEGOTIATIONS TO END BLACK LIST DEADLOSK   Negotiations Continuing With Sweden

Japs Planned to Kill Prisoners   _ Ex-Pittsburgher Goes. ” Back to Give Evidence ‘At Trials:  ¥

Capt. Who Thinks Japs Get Off Too Easy Says They Had Orders To Kill All U.S. PW’ s

Japs Planned to Kill Prisoners   Ex-Pittsburgher Goes Back to Give Evidence At Trials.

Texan Reveals Yank Captives Were Doomed   Says Jap Orders Were To Kill All Prisoners lf Allies Invaded

ceeeaiemetieasttin iil, dimen anatiiaitiatititiaaendiaaaal SAN ANGELO TIMES’ SPECIAT SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Bey. Coffee, Washington, Under Fire   Mead Committee To Probe Gift From Contractors Aided By Legislator

OPA ACTION IS TO CUT COSTS OF SUITS   Sugar Situation Also Is Given Study—Ceiling End Is an Objective

Decontrol Drive Gets Under Way   OPA Officials Would Reduce Costs of Men’s, Women’s Suits

OPA PREPARING FOR DECONTROL REQUEST FLOOD   Price Agency Moves To Reduce Cost Men’s,  Women’s Suits

Industry Plans Many Requests For Decontrol   Drive is Hangover from Death of First OPA June 30

FIRMS STRIVING TO GET RID OF PRICE CONTROLS   Petitions For Exemptions Are Piling Up Before Officials   OPA MOVES TO CUT COSTS OF CLOTHING

Pleas Flood OPA Officials   Industries Drive to Rid ’ Business of Controls

Industries Push To Rid Controls  ~ OPA Faces Hundred: Of Exemption Pleas

20 NEWLY-ELEGTED CARDINALS m FIVE TRADITIONAL RED HATS AY ST. PETERS TODAY

POPE BESTOWS RED HATS ON 79 CARDINALS   Crowd Is Largest Ever to See Catholic Consistory

HUNGER STRIKE ABOARD SHIPS   THOUSAND JEWS WHO AT‘TEMPTED ILLEGAL ENTRY INTO PALESTINE STOP

Shortage Of Livestock Cars Reported; Cattle Prices Drop Slightly

Worshipping  At Birthplace  Of Christmas   Pilgrimage From The Old City  Of Jerusalem

Uneasy Peace In Palestine on Christmas Eve   Christians Worship in Shrines;.Gunfire Blasts  Early Dawn

Procession Moves From Jerusalem To Jesus’ Birthplace   Many Thousands of People Along Historic Route And at Bethichem Manger Square

Thronas Head To Bethlehem   Pilgrims Worship at Birthplace of Christ

Celebrate Joyous Feast At Birthplace of Christ  I'Thronas Converge On Bethlehem

~ NOTICE  Our place will be closed all Day July 4th.  RAINBOW CAFE   Notice!

One-Cent Hike in Sales Tax Heard to Pay for State Veterans’ Bonus

GOP HAS GAIN IN CONGRESS   Additional Seat Picked Up By Party in Tuesday’s State Election

Railroad Employes Ask for Additional Pay Increase   Quiet Restored in Butte, Mont.  Volunteers Patrol Strike-bound City

ALL WORKERS ASK ADDED RAISE   Employes Want To Equal Original Request

Extra Pay Boost Asked Of Rails.   More Than Million Rail road Workers Seek 14 Cents An Hour More

SEEK A WAGE BOOST   Railroad Workers Ank for 14 Cents - Wour More Pay

Motorists Warner Of Glazed Highways  Coldest Weather of 1946  Resmme Cbata Gleaat GCueaw

Slashed Budgets Cat Efficiency of AMG, Says Morse   ‘Oregon Republican Will  Ask Increased Appropriation in Congress

TRIAL SET FOR GERMAN GROUP   ESPIONAGE RING THAT OPER ATED AFTER SURRENDER WILL BE TRIED AT SHANGHAL

PEACH BLOSSOMS MAY BE SEEN ON SUNDAY   May Burst Into Bloom For Week-End If Temperature Remains High   NORMAL TIME, APR. 25

Democrats Seek Share of Offices  j47 Se ek Nomin ation  in feowa Primary

Total Of 342 Candidates In June 3 Primary   lowa Democrats Offer 147 Aspirants In Big Comeback Drive.

GALLIPOLIS MAN-FORGES DEATH LETTER, ESCAPES  CONVICT’S DEATH ‘EXAGGERATED

Lawmakers Seek Justices’ Views On Court Feud   Informant Says There Has Been No Talk of Impeachment

Congressmen Consult Justices in Effort to Determine Whether New Legislation Will Heal Rift That Exists in the Supreme Court

Veterans to Head Legal Staff for WAA Probe   Public Hearings Probably Will Start in Fortniqht   Congressmen Consuli Justices in Effort to Determine Whether New Legislation Will Heal Rift That Exists in the Supreme Court

QUIZ JUSTICES ON COURT FEUD   Legislators Seek to Gel Reactions to Recent  Blast by Jackson

TORNADO LASHES NORRIS CITY, ILL.   KILLS WOMAN, 73, AND INJURES. SIX OTHERS. IN-AREA

FREEDOM ASKED FOR OBJECTORS      Draft Act Violators Seek Pre-Christmas Clemeneyv

AMNESTY BOARD “NAMED BY TRUMAN   GROUP TO REVIEW CASES OF 11,000 CONVICTED OF DRAFT LAW OFFENSES.

Amnesty Board, Headed By Roberts Will Review Draft Act Convictions

Search For Bank Bandits Changes   Shifted Today to a Point Neat Temple, Okla., It Was Stated.

BANDIT SEARCH SHIFTS TO TEXAS    BLOODHOUNDS TO BE PUT ON  TRAIL OF FLEEING WAL - * FERS BANK ROBBERS.

Oklahoma Bank Robbers Sought In North Texas  a ae ee ee   Identification Of One Suspect Made By Photograph

HUNT FO ROBBERS GIVEN — WIDE SUPPORT   Bandits Who Looted Walters Institution Believed in Temple, Okla., Area

Oil Field Worker Identified as One Of Bank Bandits   Electro Man ond His Brother Are Sought; Search Shifts to Southeast Oklahoma: Bandits Abandon Second Cai

Bandit Search In Shift To Temple Area   All Night Search Fruitless, Two Men Take Car from Motorist Friday Morning

BRIDGE IS BLOCKADED   Oklahoma Bank Robbers Reported On Way to Texas

Officials Convinced Only Two Men Were Involved in $32,000 Hold-Up of First ‘National Bank, Wolters, on Thursday

PENNSYLVANIA MINERS CLOSE   DOWN MORE MINES IN, DE:  E -FIANCE OF “TRUC a ORDER

Fear for Rich Citrus Crop Near Maturity   100 Mile-an-Hour Winds Moving in Toward Tampa Bay Area

Hurricane Strikes TampaBay Region Today; ‘On Time’   Winds Up To 100 Miles An Hour Whirling Like Meteorological Buzz Saw Through $150 Million Citrus Belt To Jacksonville

TROPICAL STORM HITS FLORIDA ‘IN TAMPA AREA      Molti-Million Dollar Citrus Crop Is Endangered By Raging Winds   WEST COAST TOWNS BEING EVACUATED

Storm Arrives on Schedule But No Serious Effect Is Immediately Apparent Inland.      OBSERVERS PUZZLED BY TURN OF EVENTS   Wind Dies Down But Drop May Be Lull Before Storm — Thousands Flee Exposed Areas.

Citrus Fruifs Endangered As Storm Arrives   Thousands of - Residents Flee from Exposed Areas to Safety

Follows-Seheduled —— Midnight Warning   Evidently Escapes Brunt Of Whielilj Winds As Inland Suffers Little Damace _ ;

Weather Observers Pre: dict Blow Will Sweep to  Atlantic Across Jack« +k Pe

Had Been Charted To Sweep North Over Florida’s Rick Citrus Fruit Belt

Hits Tampa Bay Area On Schedule   Inhabitants Flee From Exposed Area

Rich Citrus Crop in Path Of Tempest   Thousands Flee for Safety From Exposed Bay Localities

Heavy Loss Feared From Raging Winds:   Storm Hits Tampa Area; Hundreds Flee Path: No Damaae Reported

55-Mile Winds Are Reported In Tampa Bay   Coast Guardsmen “Puztled”’ By Apparent Odd Turn Of Events   POWER INTERRUPTED; SOME ROADS FLOODED   Thousands Had Fled Exposed Areas To Places Of Greater Safety

STORM SENDS THOUSANDS 10 SEEK SHELTER   RICH BEACH AREAS EVACUATED; CITRUS LOSS FEARED

STORM ROARS “OVER TAMPA ~ BAY DISTRICT   State’s Citrus Area Reported In Path Of Hurricane

ROARING WINDS EXPECTED 10 CROSS FLORIDA   . No Devastation Reported  In Early Hours; Storm— Headed Into Citrus Zone

RICHLAND GREEK 18 OVERFLOWING, OTHER STREAMS FILL BANKS  FARMING OPERATIONS LICIKIID TAI RTAVUPAnDN

RICHLAND CREEK 1S OVERFLOWING, OTHER STREAMS FILL BANKS  _FARMING OPERATIONS HELD UP IN NAVARRO COUNTY BY RAINFALL

Publication of Report Ires  New Chairman   Congress Library Head Denies Haven for  Alias

Thomas’ Ire Raised by Too Early Report   Head-to-Be of House Un-American Group To Fire Adamson at Once.

CHIEF COUNSEL OF COMMITTEE SLATED TO LOSE HIS POST   Republicans Says His First Act Will Be to Fire Attorney ' Who Released Report

Thomas To Fire Adamson, Counsel For House Group  SS em rE  Criticized For Renort Release

Adamson Draws Fire With His Report OnReds   Rep. Parnell Thomas Says He Will Fire Him From Committee Unamerican Activities   C1O Spokesman  Condemns Him   Says There’s Nothing To Adamson’s Report OF Communist Dominated Labor Unions

Senate Group Set To Fire Counsel   Adamson Makes Report Public, Draws Ire of Committee Heads

Report On Possible ‘Revolution’ in U.S. Draws Criticism   House Group Counsel Accused of Releasing Data Prematurely

ADAMSON REPORT OF ‘CONSPIRACY’ IN U. S. ASSAILED  OO SL <= SE ll   FACES DISCHARGE BY REPUBLICAN IN LINE FOR COMMITTEE POST

Adamson Expected To Draw Sack For Communist Expose   /Thomas To Make Firing First Act After He Assumes Control

Solon Raps Adamson in Blast   Release of Report Draws Fire of Solon From New Jersey

Says He Will Fire Adamson   Rep. Thomas, Others Lash Report of Council for House Committee

“Revolt” Report Stirs   Incoming Head of UnAmerican Committee Would Fire Adamson; CIO Scoffs at Claims

“RED” REPORT IS RAPPED BY REP. THOMAS   Solon Says He Will Discharge Counsel of UnAmerican Committee for Making Public Findings of Group.

Un-American Charge: Prompt Flare-Up Of Scathing Denials   Parnell Thomas, Future Chairman of Group, Says He Will Fire Adamson, Who Warned Of Subversive Elements’ Stirring Up Fights

REP. THOMAS ASSAILS RED PLOT REPORT   Ranking GOP Member Of Probe Group to Oust Adamson

Thomas Would Fire Adamson  Adamson Is Chief of Un-American Group

Thomas Assails Adamson for  Report on Reds  Expected Un-American Committee Head Plans

HOUSING BATTL WON IN SENATE BY PRESIDENT   $600,000,000 Subsidy Fund Is Sustained By 53-20 Vete   MUST COMPROMISE WITH HOUSE BILL

Senate Restores Housing Subsidy   Administration Wins Majer Round

Senators Restore Big Subsidy Fund To Housing Bill   Administration Wins Ma jor Round in Housing Battle 53 to 20

Senate Returns Subsidy Fund To Housing Aet   Argument Raised On Whether Price Ceilings Necessary

Senate Approves Housing Subsidy   Guaranteed Market for ‘Pre-Fabs’ Wins 38-35

House Subsidy Fund Restored To Senate Bill   Latest Move is Major Victory for Administration’s Battle

Senate Restores $6 Million Fund for Vet Housing  Allow Housing Fund

IS RESTORED   Senate. Committee Votes Approval of Fund In Housing Measure

BOMB BLAST IN GERMANY — MD VERY LITTLE DAMACE   FOURTH EFFORT MADE IN   STUTTGART AREA TO DESTROY DOCUMENTS PRE PARED FQR TRIALS

Proposed British Loan Faces Test   Action to Be Taken on Amendment Regarding U.S. Bases in Atlantic.

REJECT DEMAND IN BRITISH LOAN   Proposal Turned Down to Get Title to Bases

{Reporter Recalls Events Of Year Ago When News Of Mr. Roosevelt's Death Became Known To Group In Georgia

F. D. ROOSEVELT DEAD ONE YEAR   ‘ Have A Terrific Headache’ Last Words Of Late President

FDR Died Year- Ago Today With Cerebral Hemorrhage In Cottage At Warm Springs   ALLIED LEADERS DEDICATE SHRINE

YEAR AGO TODAY      President Roosevelt's Sudden Death Was Shock To World

FD. Rs Last Day Recalled   Death Year Ago Today At Warm Springs, Ga., Stunned Whole World

FDR Passing Is Recalled   Suffered Hemorrhage One-Year Ago Today

Men Near Roosevelt Knew He Wasn't Well But Death Came as Stunning Blow fo Them

Died Suddenly In Georgia One  Year Ago Today   Stricken With “Mussive Cerebral Hemorrh        and Sueeumbe Within Short Time   Truman Took Up Tasks Year Ago    Despite Having to Grapple  With Tough Probtems, He Says His Health Is Better Than In 1945

OF EXECUTIVE IS RECALLED   Shortly After Two P. M. Year Ago Today Pres. Roosevelt Was Stricken At Warm Springs  Fi ASH PINGS WORLD

SLASH IN SERVICE BUDGETS CONSIDERED BY REPUBLICANS         REDUCE ARMY AND NAVY  STRENGTH AS ECONOMY MOVE 

PROPOSED BY MPUBLICANS W CONGRESS   Knutson Says It Is Only Way to Keep Tax Cut Pledge

CIO-PAC ENTERS VIRGINIA “FIGHT   Will Make Attempt T Nominate Candidate For Glass’ Seat

Complete Plans For Spring Rally   Six Hundred And Fifty Democratic Women, Top Candidates Here Thursday

Many Expected At Spring Rally   Reservations Now Being Made For Meeting Of Democratic Women

SENATOR TAFT PLACES BLAME ON PRESIDENT   Ohioan Replies to His Denunciation ' by Truman

mA MAKES OPA SPEECH   O10 SENATOR SAYS TRUMAN ADMINISTRATION MADE PRICE CONTROL “IM . POSSIBLE”

Coast Town Needs Doctor   Buxton Guarantees Practice, Infirmary and Home To Doctor

Consider New  UN Locations   San Francisco, New York City Offer Sites For UN  Fleadauarters.

Urges UN to Pick Per manent  Location Soon Says New York, Westchester Should Receive  Cancideration

WAA Expected to Be Overhauled By Special Board   Action to Follow 25 Pct. Slump in Surplus Sales

SURPLUS SALES OF WAA SIFTED   Advisory Board To Find Out Why People Are Not Buying Goods

WAA Inquiry Board Named   Group to Investigate A Phases of Disnosal

PLAN SURPLUS SALES PROBE   Special Advisory Board Tc Be Named for Thorough Study of Program

WS REJECTS AFL PROPOSAL ON INCREASES   Wanted Automatic Approval Given Increases Up To 18% Cents

WSB Turns Down Automatic = Wage Increases   A.F.L, Asks Approval Of All Raises ‘Do to 184 ¢- Hour

WAGE BOARD. TURNS DOWN AFI, PROPOSAL   Sought Automatic Approval of 181. Cent Raises

Railroad Strike Scheduled Today   Truman- Expected To Intervene In Walkout of Rock Island Employees

SEIZURE LOOMS IN RAIL DISPUTE   2,500 Plan Walkout Toda On Rock Island System

INVALID GIRL KILLS FATHER IN QUARREL   Crawls Back Into Wheelchair To Telephone Police

CRAZY DENTIST IS SUSPECT Ih KIDNAP SEARCH   Sleuths Work Feverishly To Bolster Cases By Deadline

Chicago Police Race Deadline   Must File Charges or Release Suspects

POLICE ARREST NeW OUSPELT, HUNT ANOTHER   Two Janitors to Be Released Unless Charges Filed by 4 P. M.

CHICAGO POLICE SEEK INSANE DENTIST AS A SUISPECT_IN_KIDNAP-MURDER OF GIRI_-OF 6

Hunt Insane Dentist For Kidnap Quiz   Judge Orders Janitor Released Today Unless New Evidence Found

Lack Evidence For Janitors’ Indictment   Mother Is-Informed -of Child’s Death; Offer $21,000 Reward

Deanan Case Police Seek Insane Man   Former Dentist Is Obiect of Search by Police Today

Eight Die, Twenty Hurt in Mishap   Passenger Auto and Bus Collide

ALEMAN LEADING IN MEXICO   Official Count Made Thursday On Sunday Election

COTTON PRICES ON EVEN KEEL   ‘Upward Spiral Stopped For This Month, Is Report

Cotton Drop Halts Higher Clothing Prices   Restrictions on Men's Styles Remain in Effect

Marshall Aids In Ending Civil War in China.   U.S. General Gets Credit for Truce Agreement

Von Ribbentrop’s Lawyer Quits   Attorney Breaks With War Cnme Defendant

Squatters Buck Line  lor Home:   Say It Will Take An Army To Oust Them

lranian Crisis Is Third on U.N.0. Agenda   Committee Reports Placed First by Security Council

COUP FEARED AS MINISTER, PREMIER MEET      Fireworks Expected. When UNO Board Meets Mondav

Iran Problem Is Third on U.N.O. Agenda   Expect Fireworks to Start Early at Monday’s Meet

FOURTH DAY OF TRIAL OF REDMAN 0. MELVIN   Denied Knowing Where Gas Can Came From   NEAR END OF CASE

PROSECUTION FOR R. MELVIN CALLS  MANY WITNESSES   ‘Sharon Hill Man is Charged With 8 Counts of Intent To Defraud Ins. Co.

Homer Naboursis Again Candidate   County Clerk Thanks Citizens for Support And Asks Vote in July

Administration Is Seeking Way To End Walkout   President Gives No Details Of Plans Being Considered To Halt Disaster   WHITE HOUSE CALL MAY BE ISSUEU

PARCEL POST SERVICE CURTAILED IN - CONNECTION WITH _ TILE SHORTAGE OF COAL

TRAFFIC CRASHES TAKE 63 LIVES ACROSS COUNTRY   Holiday Total Greater Than Wiae Ewnected

Traffic Deaths Take Toll Over Nation Forty-Nine Claimed In Holiday Violence

Holiday Traffic Toll Reaches 69  Ld citer Deaths Viele nt Causes

TRAFFIC FATALITIES  69 OVER NATION ON  THANKSGIVING DAY OTHER VIOLENCE FATAL  TO 14; TOLL HIGHER THAN EXPERTS GUESS

Traffie Toll Over Holiday   California Led In Fatalities the Reports Show

Traffic Accidents Cost Lives of a At Least 63 Persons Over Nation

DEATH TOLL OVER HOLIDAY EXCEEDS INITIAL FORECAST       National Safety ‘-Couneil Fel:  Short on Estimates’ of Accidental Deaths

At Least 63 Persons Killed In Traffic Accidents As Thanksgiving ls Observed

MISHAPS TAKE. LIVES OF 63   Noy. 28 Traffic Toll Exceeds Estimate for Holiday by Safety Council

Violent Deaths Top Estimates On Thanksgiving   Traffic Accidents Claim 64 Lives, 14 Die From Other Causes; Traffic Toll, Higher This Year

THANKSGIVING TRAFFIC TOLL WAS 69 DEAD   Number Exceeded Estimates Of The Safety Council

TRAFFIC MISHAPS TAKE 43 LIVES   SIX DEAD FROM OTHER CAUSES ATTRIBUTED TO HOLIDAY CELEBRATION.

Traffic Deaths In U.S. Reach 64   Toll is Higher Than Council Estimate

Strike Idle Still Mounts   750,000 Steel Workers And 110,000 in Allied Industries Out

RINGS RECEIVED BY 27 CARDINALS   Five Unable To Attend Final Ceremony Because OF Illness

. —CARDINALS— Rings Given To Cardinals  ‘Sacred College Is ‘Scene Of Ceremon

27 Cardinals Presented Binas by Pore   Received Last Symbol of Their High Church Rank

Last Symbol Of New Rank   Pope Confers Ring: in ‘Secret  PT igene regia on

New Cardinals Receive Rings  From The Pope   Is Final Ceremony Of FiveDay Cycle OF Religious  Pavrcaniry.   CONSISTORY IS CLOSED

Ring Rites End Week Of Pomp    Cardinals Receive Final Symbol of Rank in Secret Consistory Today

27 New Cardinals Receive Rings In Secret Ceremony   Americans Honored At Reception

New Cardinals Get Rings  As Ceremonies Near Close  : Five Prelates Unable to Attend  Secret Ritual Because of Illness

27 Cardinals Receive Rings  Fimal Ceremony in   Final Ceremony in Elevation of New Prelates ©

CHURCH RITES NEARING CLOSE   New Cardinals Get Rings From Pope At Secret Consistoryv

Rings Given To New Cardinals At Secret Meet   Pope Presents Last Of Three Symbols Of  Princes’ Rank

28 New Cardinal: Receive Rings   Last Symbol of Their Rank Presented At Ceremony Today

NEW CARDINALS IN FINAL RITES   Receive Last Symbol of Rank at Vatican

Final Symbol. Rank: ‘Given  LOfFi [N      ew Car ‘dinak   Presented ‘With “Ring A’ - Virne-Honored Mouth‘Opening-and-Shutting Rites

Last Svmbol of Rank Given  New Cardinals   Topaz-Centered Ring Bearing Popes Crest

NEW CARDINALS RECEIVE RINGS AT VATICAN CITY   Five Unable to Attend Final Ceremony Because of Iliness

New Cardinals Get Official Rings; Now Full Members of Sacred College

New Cardinals Get Rings at Final Ceremony Today  Secret Session Held By Pope Pius To Complete Rites

NEW CARDINALS RECEIVE FINAL SYMBOL OF RANK   Rings Given 27 Church Princes By Pope Pius

27 Cardinals Receive Rings   Final Ceremony in Elevation of New Prelates

Cardinals Given Rings By Pope At Secret Consistory As Ceremonies Near Close

CARDINALS GET FINAL SYMBOLS   RINGS PRESENTED BY POPE PIUS AT SECRET CEREMONY

Last Symbol Of Rank Goes To Cardinals   Rings Presented at Final Ceremony of Five-Day Cycle of Unparalleled Religjous Pageantry

NEW CARDINALS JOIN COLLEAGUES AT SACRED COLLEGE   Will Receive the Last Symbol of Their Rank—Their Rings, Today.   IN A FINAL CEREMONY   This Morning’s Consistory Was Closed to All but the Pope and Princes.

Wish Of Little Orphan Girl For Her Daddy’s Purple Heart Is Granted

EIGHT-YEAR-OLD. ORPHAN GETS AWARD EARNED BY FATHE® IN BATAAN FIGHT

Senate Battle in Prospect  For Workers’ Compensation Vehicle Office Nominees Approved

Suspension Of U. 5. Assistance In China Would Aid Peace, Communist General Says

Communists. Want U.S. Aid to Chiang Stopped   Chinese Communist General Says Peace in China Would Be Immediately Attainchle

China Peace TEU.S. Drops Aid. He Says   Gen. Chou Alsc States All American Troops Must Leave To End War At Once

VICTIM OF FREMONT ACCIDENT   Car Hits Bus, Both a Hit Trees, 20 Hurt

WESTINGHOUSE TALKS RESUME   Conferees Seek New Contract For 75,000 Workers

Hermann Thumbs His Nase At Schacht   mermann ihumbs rus Nase Af ochnacht  Goering Branded As “Immoral And Criminal” By Defendant

REGTIM  C ae a ear ay eT eg eres Goering Thumbs His Nose To Schacht's Revelations

Hermann Thumbs His Nose At Schacht  Goering Branded As “Immora And Criminal” By Defendant

GOERING THUMBS NOSE {N TRIAL   Nazi Leader Brands  Goering as “Immoral”

STATEHOOD WAS RED-HOT ISSUE IN EARLY IOWA   Long Wrangle Over Territory

Red Army At Its” Height;  America Disarms Rapidly   Stalin’s Statement Of Power Held To Be In Marked Contrast To Condition Of U. S. Arms; Nation Packed Greatest Punch Year Ago

Moving 100,00¢ To Palestine af Once Opposed ‘ Laborites Spurn  Communist Bid For Affiliation   Receives Ovation

PEASANT BATTLES SPREAD IN LUZON   More Government Forces Are Called to Check Disorders

Court Deliberates On “Malaya Tiger   Yamashita Verdict May Come Monday

GAMBLING PATRONS MAROONED ON SHIP   Police Clamp Down On Water Taxi Service

a ee et ee  Gambling Ship Patrons Marooned When Water Taxis Quit Operating

Gangsters Wound Chicago Newsman   Second Attempt on Racing Dope Publisher

Race News Publisher Who Reported Attempt on Life April 29 Is Shot

CHICAGO RACING - NEWS HEAD SHOT   SHOTGUN BLASTS FIRED INTO  CAR HIT J. M. RAGEN, SR., IN SHOULDER.

Youthful Irgunist Gets Life Term at Jerusalem Trial   ‘Thirty Others Draw Prison Sentences for Illegal Possession of Arms   VERDICT OF BRITISH ‘COURT LOUDLY BOOED   But Failure to Invoke Death Penalty Raises Hope for Britons’ Release

County School Men Concerned   Daily Record Burean Asso, Afternoon- Dailies  Rv TYNAN RNISPERT

Wm. L. HAYS, JOPLIN CIVIC LEADER, DIES   Heart Ailment Proves Fatal to Joplin Furniture Company President —Was Ill Only a Short Time.

Controversial Report Urging Stiffer Attitude Toward Russia, Italy Released by Foreign Affairs Group

Policy Toward Reds Assailed   Stiffer Attitude Called For hy Hause Croaun

STIFFER RED ATTITUDE 18 ~ SOLONS’ PLEA   ~use Foreign Affair: Group Releases  Gawenshons

Naval Plane Breaks Record  For Distance   Over U. S. Mainiand After Non-Stop Hop From Australia

PLANE TURTLE SETS RECORD OVER PACHIL      U. S. Patrol Bomber - Checks Weather, Heads East

‘ACQUITTAL’ WARNING EXPLAINED BY MAJOR   Takes Stand Second Day In Army’s Lichfield Case

‘$31,592 PLEDGED BY AKRON PEOPLE FOR NEW. HOSPITAL  Canvass For-Pledges . In Rural Areas To Be Startad Monday

Wallace Talk  Disavowed By Pres. Truman   No Change in Foreign Policy He Says Asserts Interpretation Was Mistake; Split in Cabinet Is Predicted

TRUMAN AY HE ONLY OK'D 5 DELIVERY   No Change in Foreign Policy, President Asserts in Statement.

Truman Disavows  Wallace Address   Denies Change in Foreign Policy; ~ Save He Only Ok’d ‘Right to Speak’

President Says Speech Not Endorsed; Senators Support Byrnes Views —

Truman Didn't 0. K. Wallace Views, He Says   President Says He  Only Approved Right Of Wallace to Deliver His New York Speech

Foreign Stand Unchanged, Truman Says  — Admission of Error   Admission of Error Is Poor Remedy, Rep. Brown Insists

President Disavows Any Endorsement Of Speech By Secretary Wallace      Executive Cites Misunderstanding   Only Sought To Express Thought Wallace Had Right To Make Speech

President Tells Press Conference. No. Alterations will Be Made Without.” Discussion: _ Among. Leaders of Nation ©

Truman Denies Any Change in America's Foreign Policy; Exolains Wallace Approval   Tells News Conference That His Approval Went Only So Far as to Admit His Right to Make Speech; Stands by Sec. Byrnes

Approval Meant Only for ‘Right’ To Make Address   President Denies Any Change in Foreign Policy of America

WHITE HOUSE BACKS BYRNES IN STATEMENT   President Declares He Approved Only Right To Talk

Wallace Talk LaeksTruman Endorsement      No Change In Established Foreign Policy of U. S.; President Approved Only Right to Give Speech

Foreign Policy of United States Remains Unchanged   President Explains He Approved Only Wallace’s Right to Deliver Controversial Address

Disavows Endorsement Of Speech   Statement Made To Clarify Controversy

COURSE PURSUED BY SEC. BYRNES GIVEN HIS 0.4,   President Declares There Hag Been No Change in Way America Will Deal With Other Countries.   i CONTROVERSY DUE TO ‘MISUNDERSTANDING’   Says He Intended Qnly to Sanction Right of Wallace to Make Address—Criticism Continnes.

Foreign Policy of United States Kemains Unchanged  ed omen dS Llapand octane, TT, Mow.   President Explains He Approved Only Wallace’s Right to Deliver Controversial Addreace

“No Change” fn United States Foreign Policy   Declares He Only Meant To Approve Wallace’s~. Right To Deliver Sneech   Ends Interview With “That’s All”      Faces Cabinet Split tween Secretaries of State and Commerce  Departments

Truman’sOkay \Viisunderstood   President Says U. 5. Foreign Policy to Remain Unchanged

Report Bombay Nearly Normal After Outbreak:   Most Violent Indian Mutiny Since 1857 Has Subsided For Time   DEATH TOLL 223; OVER 1,000 INJUREL

BOMBAY NORMAL AFTER 223 DEAD   Rioting Welds Indian Parties Into United Front Against British Rule

‘BOMBAY RIOT  FINALLY ENDS   ESTIMATE 223 DEAD AFTER OUTBREAK DURING WHICH BANKS AND STORES LOOTED

PLEA FOR OIL FLOW HIKE MEETS DEMAND FOR CONTROLS’ END  “DON’T GIVE POSIES . WHEN uy S. SHOESIES

PLEA FOR OIL FLOW HIKE MEETS DEMAND FOR CONTROLS END   “DON’T GIVE POSIES WHEN IT’S SHOESIES WE NEED’—JESTER

Soviet Move On Atom Bomb Awaited by UN      Council Studies Greek Charges Neighbors Are Stirring Up War

DELAY ATOMIC BOMB BALLOTING   Soviet Delegate Awaits Instructions on Baruch Plan

“SHOWDOWN IS” "COMING SOON   RUSSIAN SPOKESMAN AT UNITED NATIONS -MEETING    AWAITS WORD FROM  a MOSCOW

Delay Action On Baruch’s Demand For Atom Decision   Await Final Word From Russia Before Voting On Showdown Demand   COMMISSION IN RECESS TO FRIDAY

Will talk factory stoppages  Shutdowns cause   Shutdowns cause wrave emercency

Motor Industry . Faces Confusion  No Marked Upturn Seen in Near Future

The Camera and the Birdie Await Local Kiddies At St. Paul’s School Bldg.   Your Child’s Picture May Be Published in this Newspaper without Charge

BRITISH GIVEN MORE FOOD AID   Morrison Reports Combined Food Board Will Help In India, Germany

 BODY’ OF PENNSYLVANIA WOMAN FOUND NEAR HER CAR  i. NOT FAR FROM SA  . LEM

WOMAN FOUND SHOT TO DEATH   Sheriff Works on Theor Hitch Hiker Killer Near Lisbon

STAY GRANTED TO ESTONIANS   Attorney General Acts to Halt Deportation

ESTONIAN REFUGEE - QUSTER POSTPONED   Attomey-General Clark Orders Temporary Stay

C10 Packinghouse’ Workers Sign New: ‘Armour'Contract:   Negotiations e ‘Result in’ ’ ' Wage Increases

ARMOUR SIGNS PAY INCREASE PACT WITH C0   Decker Employes Get . 8-9 Cents Hourly Hike Under New Pay Contrac’

Growing Populations Held Cause of Fear, Want, War   Limitations on Number of People in Worle To Bring About Balance With Resources Declared Only Solution

Pretiminary Meeting   FCC Has Plan To Foil Wacky Radio Waves Which Confuse Cruising Cops

Nationwide Radio Snar! Irks Cops; They Get Orders From Everywhere

Richards Wants Equal Ceilings   Domestic And Foreign Shipment Prices Should Re Same.

Three Are Killed As Plane Crashes   Nicholas Volinic, New Brighton, One of Victims In Illinois Crash

Senate Holding on Motion to Reconsider Legislation to Create Board to Prevent Waste of Oil, Gas

United States Emerges From Security Council Sessions as Dominant Power in United Nations

U, S. Proves Outstanding Due To Iran,  Red Contest   Next Russian Moves  Hold Key To Future

Fate of UNO Lies in Reds’ ‘Vacant Chair   U.S. Wins Dominant Role Among Nations By Forceful Policy

U.S. Takes Dominant UNO Role   Question Mark Overshadows Peace Organization

U.S. Dominant In UN But Red ‘Casts Shadow   Soviet Ambassador Says He Was In Constant Contact With Government.   PRESENTED OUESTIONS

Byrnes Wiakes Headway in Bevelopment Of ‘Leadership In Counc”   Russia’s Mext Move, However, Might Up set The Basic Structure of the Organiza tion. Gromyko Holds Out.

Council Awaits Answers From Russia and rar   Soviet Decision May Determine Future of U.N. O,

U.S. Strength In UNO Circle Shows   Russia Overshadows Peace Organization

Russias Role In Council Meet Question Mark   J. §S. Emerges As Dominant Power  In UNO

United States Role Dominant One  In UNO Councils   American Officials Think Secretary Byrnes Makes Successful Strides in : Development of Strong Foreign Policy 

US. EMERGES FROM IRAN ROW AS LEADING POWER   Forceful Foreign Policy Also Revealed As Byrnes Fights for Ideals Before UNO  Vn ae we

FUTURE OF UNO. REMAINS IN DOUBT   SHADOW CAST OVER PEACE ORGANIZATION BY ATIITUDE OF RUSSIA.

BALKING RUSSIA MENACE TO UNO   American Leadership Is Dominant; Next Move Up To Soviets

Soviet action clouds world peace visions  Byrnes furthers American policy

United States Emerges Powe  In UN Circles   Empty Chair, However. Symbolizes Russia’s Present Role and Question  Mark Stands

Russia Casts Shadow Over UNO  Te Bmereac Boom ae: Cot Peotla as Diaasneae po an  Pape

- Py ° °® America Arising As Dominant —  Power of UNO)   Russia’s Empty Chair Symbolizes Pewer’s holt And Question. Mark Overshadews Entire  Peace Organization; Byrnes Argues Tran Cas: ny! Se

Communists Run Third  In.Berlin Elections -   - Social Democrats, Bitter’ Soviet. Critics,- Capture Nearly Half af Canital’s Votes

RED FOES WIN GERMAN VOTE   Soviet-Sponsored Party Runs Poor Third in Berlin.

ANTI-COMMUNISTS WIN ELECTION IN POST-WAR BERLIN   Social-Democrats Poll Al most Half of Two Million Ballots.

Social-Dem. Party Wins Berlin’s First Post-War Polling   Anti-Communist Vote Is Strong; Red Group Poor Third

REDS DEFEATED IN BERLIN VOTE   ANTI-COMMUNISTS WIN SUNDAY ELECTION

GERMANS VOTE AGAINST REDS   Soviet-Sponsored _ Party : Third In First Free German Elections

SENATE GROUP ASKS SPEEDUP   Solons Study Report On Army Demobilization Compared With Ike’s Stand

OUTLINE PLANS FOR SPEEDIER DEMOBILIZATION   Senate Weighing Sub-Committee’s Report As Outlined Yesterday

Senate Group Urges Release Of All Fathers   Asks At‘ention To “Hardship Cases”

Men Ordered  Home Faster   Subcommittee Wants Fathers Out By July

Compromise On Spain Issue In Prospect   Debate to Be Renewed This Week on Highly  Controversial Subjects

MAY MODIFY SPANISH PLAN      Removal of Set Time For Break in Relations Now Suggested

Compromise  On Franco Seer   Plan Now Consists Of Three Provisions

Britain Drafts Its Attitude Towards Move   Foreign Secretary Bevin Gives Full Report Upon Tran Developments.   TALKS WITH BRYNES

Induction For Older Ments Latest Move   Teen-Age Bili Is To Be Taken Up SEann In Senate

TEEN AGE DRAF] URGED IN SENATE   Truman’s Order Causes Agitation for New Legislation.

Senate Begins ~ Move To Draft Teen-Age Boys   SENATOR BARKLEY TO PRESENT MEASURE NEXT WEEK

Plan Draft Ot Childless Men 26 to 30   President Truman Signs Order For Conseription

President’s Order Touches Off New Drive In Senate 'To Draft Teen-Aged Bovs

SENATE MAPS NEW DRAFT ACT   Truman Extends Call Age Limit from 26 to 29

Drive to Draft Teen-Agers Will Start in Senate   ‘26-t0-29 Conscription Age Seen as Truman Rebuke To Congress

Induction For Older Mens Latest Move  Teen-Age Bill Is To Be Taken Up

Conscription Of Childless 20-29 Yi Men Is Ordered   Touches Off New Senate Drive To Draft  Teen-agers

Drive To Draft Teen-Aged Boys  Starts In Senate   Campaign To Open Way For Drafting Of 18Year-Old Youths Follows Presidential Order To Commence Inducting Men From 20-29 Ave Group Without Children

AUTO WORKERS CHARGE LABOR BOARD ‘BIASED   Union President Asks Steel Allocation To The Kaiser Frazer Corp.

TAKE HAND IN (-M DISPUTE   Intervention Is Asked In Resolution By City Of Detroit

City of Detroit Wants President to Act; Union Pessimistic About Any Early Settlement.

Detroit Asks Intervention  In GM Strike  Truman Requested   Truman Requested to Make Personal Effort in Deadlock

Invite Truman  ‘Into GM Strike   City of Detroit Appeals To President To Intervene in Controversy; UAW Charges Company Delays End

Detroit Urges Truman to Aet  In GM Strike   Dewey Summoned to Capital to Report To Labor Secretary

Truman Asked To Intervene  In GM Strike   City of Detroit Request  President to Bring End Ty 106.lNbav Desdlack

DETROIT URGES TRUMAN TO AGT ING. M. STRIKE   City Calls for President's Iutervention, Declaring Its Kconomic Lite Is Affected.   MEDIATOR TO CAPITAL TO SEE SCHWELLENBACH       . A. W. Charges Firm Is  Trying to Use Walkout as  Potitical Weapon Against Union’s Leaders.

Marshall Will Try Again.to Bring Warring China Factions Together

And Now Peacemaker Genera Marshall Has to Do It All Over Again in Warring China

The Strike Picture Is  Brighter   Early Settlement of Tug boat And Steel Dispute: Is Predicted

Nationalist Army Drives on Kalgar   Chiang’s Troops 50 Miles From Red-Held City

8000 OF KEY WORKERS GO ON STRIKE!   Tel and Tel Offices To Be Picketed By Employes

U.S.-Wide Phone Tie-Up Slated Friday by Union   Picketing of All Exchanges Ordered by 6000 Strikers

Planned ‘Trip to London   Late President’ Was Not Til During 1944. Campaign, Biographers State

Ex-Sailors Are The Most Papular War Has Made Better Lovers Of Veterans, Coeds Believe

BUCKNER ‘CHIEF’ CALLED TO TRIAL   POLICEMAN CHARGED WITH MURDER OF TAVERN WAITRESS

Mutinous Ship Crews floist Surrender Flag. Dead Reporied Range From 60 to 100 With 500 TIninured

INDIAN SEAMEN SURRENDER BUT RIOTS SPREAD   British Machineguns In Bombay Kill 50 And Injure Up To 250

Bombay Riots Still Raging Out of Control   Curfew Clamped On By Harried Br itish And Machine Guns Trirned on Rebels

Disorders Rage Out OF Control; Many Are Slain   Heavier Naval Units Are Headed For Harbor; Shops Looted

Flames Sweepinc Bombay: Native Seamen Rioting   Mobs Burn Grain Shops; Damage City Banks; Murder 59

Bombay Rebellion Continues Despite  Rifles of British   At Least 30 Dead In Sympathy Riots Following Naval Strike

BRITISH TUR GUNS ON RIOT MOB IN INDIA   GRAIN SHOPS AND BANKS SWEPT BY FIRES

RIOTS BREAK OUT IN BOMBAY THIRD CONSECUTIVE DAY   Sixty to 100 Reported Dead and 500 Injured—Machine Guns Turned on Mobs.   MUTINOUS INDIAN SAILORS SURRENDER   Fires Break Out in Midst of Disorders—19 Grain Shops Destroyed, 5 Banks Damaged.

Disorders In Bombay Rage Out Of Control   Mutineer Seamen Said Accepting Surrender Terms

Disorders Rage Out of Control In Indian City   Curfew Clamped on Troubled Area; Over 30 killed in Rioting; Much Damage Done

Hoist f lags of surrender  on 10 ships  60 to 100 dead and 500 injured

Trouble Described: as --Absolute Rebellion ~Rayes- ~on Out of Control; “Tetth ‘s

USMC Reserve To Include Aviation  Corps Outlines Plans For Ready Unit and a Standby Component

Chinese Communists Join Demands for Russian Withdrawal   Plan to Send Truce Teams Into Manchuria, Proposed by General Marshall, Is Endorsed

Chinese Communists Join Demands for Russian Withdrawal  Plan to Send Truce Teams Into  Manchuria, Proposed by  Fo, a

Chinese Reds Want Russians  To Withdraw   Sooner Manchuria Freed Te China The Better,  Save Lendar

Each of Us Affected by Steel ProblemWhat Happens May Mean Difference Between Inflation and No Inflation

Charges France Starting Trouble   Spain In Note Says French Engaging In Military Preparations

STATEAID BATTLEIN  ASSEMBLY —  PROPOSE FUNDS FO CONCTDLICTION. [hI

$30,000,000 CALIF. SCHOOL POSTWAR FUNDS FOR CONSTBLICTION OF BIIIIDINICC DpnpAcren

Christians Celebrate Easter ee SEE:  President Attends Services  At Capital Baptist Churcl

Christian World, No Longer Under Shadow Of War, Celebrates Easter

Thankful World  Commemoraies  a Joyous Easter   Good Friday Gloom Is Erased  C S275 Plleceuwls Dita

Thankful World Commemoraies a Joyous Easter  Good Friday Gloom Is Erased With Church Rites

Christian World, Free From Shadow of War.  ~ Marks Joyous Easter

Famous Economist  Of England Dies   First Peace Time Easter Ushered In With Prayer   Christendom Observes Eastey

ASTER   OBSERVED IN ALL.COUNTRIES   Thankful Christian World No Longer Is In Shadows of War

Christians Celebrate Easter  President Attends Services  At Capital Baptist Church

Thousand Protesting C. I. O. Strikers, ‘War Veterans Stage March On Columbu:

GROUP CALLS ON LAUSCHE, BUT HE’S NOT ‘HOME’   War Veterans Want Bonus; ClO Strikers Seek Unemployment Funds

HAVE BILL OF GRIEVANCE FOR OHIO’S GOVERNOR  (CIO. VETERANS STAGE MARCH

McNarney Bans Unauthorized GI Demonstrations   European Theater Commander Says Meetings Have Served Purpose

General Puts Ban On Mass Meetings Of Gls in Europe  U. S. Soldiers Being Exploited to Detriment Of Discinline He Save

és] Demonstration Banned In  Europe By General McNarney      ETO Commander Tells Troops that Ban on Gathering Is To Prevent Exploitation of Army Discipline by Certain Elements

Mass Meetings Of Gls Banned   McNarney Sees Tendency To ‘Exploit’ Sessions

OPA Is Out ‘Today To Make 'Up Lost Time   Agency Making Ready To Issue 142 Pricing Orders As It Rolls Back into Business

President Signs Extender Law; Fight Roars On   Traman Cautions Bill By No Means Gives Guarantee Against Inflation

N.A.M. Says Bill Limits  ° MawYrINRON Am Lea & Cads   U.A.W. Head Declares Law Provides Legal Inflation; Buyer's Strike Continues

COAL MINES TIED UP BY WALKOUT   LEWIS' 400,000 DIGGERS QUIT— U. S. STEEL TO CURTAIL PRODUCTION.

Holiday Over— Idle Mines Are Serious Threa   Banking Blast Furnaces Ovens; Steel Output ‘‘ Is Cut

Production Of Steel Will Be Reduced Soon   Nation’s 400,000 Coal Miners Stage First Strike Since War—Paul W. Fuller Named ~ to Arbitrate Dispute

COAL DIGGERS START STRIKE WITH PARADES   STEEL PRODUCTION FIRST TO FEEL SHORTAGE

Strike of Miners Results in Move To Curtail Steel   U.S. Steel Corporation Banks Coke Ovens As First Move to Cut Production; Efforts To End Dispute Made by Conciliator

SENATE PULLS TEETH OUT OF TRUMAN BILL   Emergency Strike Measure ls Watered Down

Senate Passes Bill But Deletes Some Drastic Provisions   Some See Possibility House Will Concur in Senate Amendments.

SENATE PULLS TEETH QUT OF TRUMAN BILL   Watered-down Version of Strike Control Measure Returned to House.

Diversion of Profits to Treas ury and Seniority Pen-. . as, Phen 4° :

rICUSE 10 Reconsider Early Stand   Law Passed without Labor Draft, Loss of Seniority

Emergency Act Passed by 61 to 20 Vote   Believe House Will Concur in Amended Form

Emergency Plan Back in House   Amendments Eliminate Striker Draft, Profits Seizure, Loss of Seniority

MIEAOURE WLo BACK TO HOUSE: FOR AGREEMENT  Lower Chamber May Yield to All Amendments in Legislation      FINAL VOTE iS 61-20   Several Sharg Provisions in Original Emergency Pian Are Thrown Out

TRUMAN STRIKE CONTROL BILL PASSES SENATE   Some Teeth Removed Including Work or Draft, Diversion Of Profits

House Receives Weakened Strike Control Measure   Senate Approves Amended Bill at End of ThirteenHour Session   MORE RESTRICTIVE FEATURES REMOVED   Provision to Draft Strikers Against GovernmentSeized Plant Deleted

MEASURE GOES TO HOUSE FOR COMPROMISE   Minus Draft, Profit Seizure

Diluted Version Of ‘Labor Bill Approved   Truman’s Emergency Strike Control. Bill. Goes Back To House Minus Some. of Its. ‘Teeth — Senate Revises Apa Passes ‘Meanire . a. eS

Truman’s Emergency Strike Control: Bil Goes Back to .House with’ Some Restrictive pers Removed,

ate Puts LK. On It Extracts  be Teeth   Inman's Lmergency Yasure Not Quite Sa Batic As One First lpproved in House

EMERGENCY LAW PASSES AFTER LONG DEBATE   Stern Control Measures Asked By President Are Eliminated   TRUMAN ATTACKED AGAIN   Maritime Union ‘Blasts Plan To Use Navy In Event Of Ship Stoppage

Senate Pulls Strike Control! Bill's Teeth   Work-or-Draft, Profits to U. S. Sections Eliminated

SENATE CUTS, PASSES ANTISTRIKE BILL   Three Sections Are Deleted; Expect House to Concur

Measure Is Given House Early Today   More Deliberation Due Amendments; Draft  Feature Eliminated

Truman Strike Curbs Amended   Senators Send Bill Back To House For Approval

51 Nations Assemble For Event; Battle Of Words Predicted   Diplomats Gush Politeness on Eve of Conference But Observers Cite Many Problems Brewing for Deliberations

DELEGATIONS ARRIVEFOR: UN MEETING:   Future Peace Of World Is At Stake

Many Problems Are Confronting United: Nations   Delegations From 51 Nations Gather In New York For General Assembly   PRESIDENT TO MAKE OPENING ADDRESS

ANTI-POLL TAX MEASURE DEAD   Proponent Of Legislation ' Agrees Act Cannot Pass Senate

Bids Are Opened On $590,000 In Highway Work  Highway and Bridge Construction Bids Being Studied

Bids Are Opened On $590,000 In Highway Work  Highway and Bridge Construction Bt.) pit] fg fe oe

Eisenhower Acts To Protect Pilots On Overseas Duty   Army Fliers Must Ge  Clearance For Flights Over Foreign Soil

Strict Orders To Air Forces  Are Revealed  Eisenhower's Action Controls Flights  » CS Ree ga, *

Pilots Are Under Stringent Order  Directive Follows Yugoslavia Killings

American Army Seeks To Avoid Air Incidents   Orders Fliers To Get Diplomatic Clearance On Foreign Soil Hops

ORDER CURBS ARMY FLIGHTS   In Advance for Flights Over Foreign Lands

Veil of Secrecy Conceals Tests of Atomic Bombs   Rehearsal Is Held Off Coast of Southern California

SECRECY HIDES LAST PRACTICE OF BOMB TEST   Complete Trial Run Made by Army Off Coast

DUMMY BOM Uae ON 8-28  TRIAL FLIGHT   Fly From New Mexico Base to Navy Ship Target off San Diego.

Army, Navy Hold ‘Dress Rehearsal’ In Preparation for A-Bomb Tests

A-Bomb Test Gets Preview At Rehearsal.   Superforts Roar From New Mexico Over Pacific Ships

OPA Approves 15% Boost for Meat Dishes   Poultry, Fish, and Egg Servings Also Get Increase

OPA INCREASES COST OF MEALS   PRICES IN RESTAURANTS UP 15 P, © THURSDAY

OPA Grants increase On Meat Dishes   Fifteen Percent Hike Effective Thursday; New Boosts Coming

OPA. Allows Restaurarits To Increase Prices 15%   Cost on Meat Dishes Authorized to Be Boosted; Poultry, Fist  and Eggs Upped Too

Restaurant Meot Dishes Hiked 15 Per Cent: OPA  To Allow Other [Increases

I’ ish, I UXO And Poultr y  To Advance   Rise In Meat Prices Not All OPA Allows

— —_  ALL MEAT DISHES UP 15 PER CENT   Raises Authorized By OPA To Go Into Effect Next Thursday — Prices on Poultry, Fish and Egg Dishes Also Golng Up Soon.

12-Nation Board. Initiates Atomic “Control Avene.            isis, Formerly: Opposed “Fo: Its, Formation; One “Of Comniittee-Members

U.N.Renews Atom Study   “Committee No. 2” To Work On Plan For World Control

‘Luxury Liner Receives Gala Welcome Today   Bedlam Hits Harbor As “Big Queen” Dock:

LeBlanc Challenges Southern Attorneys In Land Title Case   Louisianian Speaks At Conference Held In Little Rock

Ex-Conviet Denies Assault, Says He Was Playing Poker   Farmer at Van Alstyne Charged in Kidnap-Rape Of Young Wylie Girl

Soft Coal Operators Kesume Meetings With Lewis.  JOHN L. KEEPS THEM GUESSING ON PLANS  Little Hope Seen in Agreeing on Contract; U. 5. Gov't Anxious.

U.S. is Anxious To Return Coat Mines to Owners   Little Optimism Shown By Either Operators Or Union Bosses.

MINERS AND OPERATORS ()PEN PARLEY   Government Anxious That Soft Coal Pits Go Back In Private Hands

LITTLE CHANCE SEEN FOR NEW COAL WAGE PACT   Operators, Lewis Return Today To Bargaining Table At Washington

Conference President "Confident Arkansas Will Be Selected” To Play In Cotton Bowl

Jim White, First White Man To See Carlsbad Caverns. Dies In Caye City

FAIL T0 DROP IRANIAN CASE   Council Hears Expression Of Doubt That Soviet Army Left Country

.N. Refuses o Drop  ran Affair   Ala Expresses Doubt All Russ Troops Cleared From Nation

UN Refuses lo Drop Probe Of Iran Case   Tehran Official Says Soviets Still Interfering In Nation's Affairs

Case Will Stay On UN Agenda   franian Ambas-sad ov Doubts That All Russians Have Left Nation

U. N. Couneil Refuses To Dro  Iranian Case.   Iran’s Envoy Doubts All Russian Troops Are Out of County

ALA DOUBTS ALL RUSSIAN TROOPS ARE OUT-OF IRAN   United Nations Refuses to Drop Case After Hearing  Report of Tehran’s Delecate.   QUESTION OF SOVIET INTERFERENCE OPEN   Moscow's Andrei Gromyko Absent From Meeting During Debate on Confused Situation.

Iranian Case Remains on  U.N. Agenda   Discussion of Issue  Adjourned for Time Ambassador Doubts Reds Out of Country

UN. Refuses To Drop The  Iranian Case   Ala Expresses Dowb? All Russian Troops Have Left the Country

UNO SECURITY COUNCIL KEEPS IRAN CASE OPEN   Iranian Ambassador In Doubt Of Freedom From Russian Interference

Security Council Refuses To Drop lranian Question   Ala Expresses Doubt Tha All Soviet Troops Have Been Withdrawn

IRANIAN CASE STILL BEFORE SEC, COUNCIL   Ambassador Expresses Doubt Ail Soviet Troops Are Qut

Tran Case_ Stays On UN Agenda   Tranian Minister, Expresses Doubt O! Soviet Evacuation

Council Refuses Drop Iran Case  Doubt Red Troops Have Left Country

COUNCIL WILL NOT DROP THE IRANIAN CASE   IRAN’S AMBASSADOR DOUBTS SOVIET WITHDRAWAL

UN Battle On Matter Seen Today   Ala’s Instructions From Qavam Yet To Arrive From Tehran

U.S. Opposed To Dropping  Iranian Case   Russian Envoy Does Not Reveal His Plans for Today

Byrnes States American Case At Press Talk   Iranian Ambassador Reported Seeking Instructions from Home

U.S. Will Oppose Closing Iran Case   Byrnes Would Examine Proposal by Moscow

SOVIETS GIVE U.N. MEETING NEW PROBLEW   MOVE FOR CLOSING IRAN CASE COMES AS SURPRISE

Byrnes Voices Stand at News Parley   Hussein Ala Asks His Country for Instruction«e

Secretary of State Byrnes Says, However, U. S. Is Willing to Examine Russian Proposal.

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U.S. Willing  To ‘Examine’  Proposal Brazil’s Delegate  Contends Decision Logically Tran’s

lranian Ambassador Waits Reply from Tehran Which May Influence UN Council   Gromyko Refuses to Say If He'll Request Immediate Action on Proposal or Let It Come Up After Normal Three-Day Delay: Pole Not to Present Case Against Franco

Four Countries In Europe, S. A. Hold Elections   Conmmunists Win in France Trail in Belgium; Germans Vote

Foreign Election Returns Assessed  Peoples Ballot in Four Countries

Prices to Rise, Says Truman; New Strikes on Purchasing Called in United States.   HOG AND CATTLE PAYMENTS DROP

SAYS HIKES BEAR OUT PREDICTION   No Successor To §: Bowles Will Be Anvointed

President To Delay Appointment Of Successor To Bowles Until An OPA Law Makes the Job Necessary Again   NO AGREEMENT IS EXPECTED TODAY

Truman Insists OPA Is Needed To Hold Prices   Conference Group Makes No Headway Toward Legislation.

COMPROMISE BILL SOUGHT. IN CONFERENCI   Truman Says Pric e Boosts Bear Out His: Predictions

CATTLE AND HOG PRICES SKYROCKET   FORMER REACH $25 A HUNDRED POUNDS IN CHICAGO —SWINE BRING $19.

Cattle Prices Shoot fo New Top; Hogs Soar   Vigorous Buying Sends Prices to Record High

Rootin’, Tootin’ Ranchers ‘Want No Pink-Coated Fox  Huntin’ Dudes in Arizona

Out On The Range Hard-Riding Arizonans Protest Inroads Of Pink-Coat Fox Hunt   Fancy Pinks

Drive to Bar Bilbo Gains Some  Democratic Aid  Investigators May Be Sent Here to Probe Chavez-Hurley Race

Sena, % a ‘ody Votes ® ? wiry Into Cnarges Against Bilbo   GOP Gains Support In Intention To Bar Senator From Seat

Full-Scale Probe of Bilbo's Stand Approved  Book That Figured   on 7 a twee   Book That Figured in Montana Election Condemned

Bilbo Faces Full-Scale  af vaha Senate Probe   Race Intimidation Accusation Due for Probe in Mississippi

INQUIRY ORDERED INTO SEN. BILBO ANTI-NEGRO STANE   Senate Committee Votes to Probe Charges That He Prevented Blacks From-Voting in Primary.   ro HOLD HEARINGS IN MISSISSIPPI   Basis for Challenging His -Right to Seat Will Re Provided If Allegations Are Upheld.

COP WILL GAIN DEMO HELP IN WAR ON BILBL   Committee Votes for Inquiry Into Senator’s AntiNegro Activities

Senate to Probe bilho’s Stand Against Negroes  Republican Campaign   Republican Campaign To Bar ‘the Man’ Gains Demo Support

Senators Okeh Probe of — Bilbo Election   Democrats Join GOP In Move to Oust Mississippian

Senate Group To Probe Bilbo  Drive To Bar Solon ts Democratic Aid

Drastic Order Closing New York Businesses  Is Revoked by O’Dwye:

Power Union Rejects Plea of Leaders   Spurns Court Order and Votes to Reject New Company Offer

Pittsburgh Anti-Strike Order Lifted   Contempt . Charges Also Dropped} Union Ex pected To Accept Wage

Agent Says Walkout Is For Safety   Other Strikes Might Come for Sympathy  Reasons; Doesn't kTowW)e.   Struck Power Used      Labor Leaders Come to Aid of Strikers in Fieht a

ACTION ASKED BY GITY AFTER TRAFFIC TIEUP   Court Frees Leader from Jail Sentence; New Strike Hits Pittsburgh.

Injunction Lift Requested by City Officialdom Today   No Immediate Back 'o Work Moeve Seen as Yet

EASE TENSION   Pittsburgh. ‘Crippled ‘as Tro leys: Quit, Other Unions. Join in Walkout”

 Lransportation Workers Join’ Power Union  Ae      Union Agent Says Threats: Of Violence - Causes. Dee: cision To Leave Tobe.

COURT ORDER RESCINDED ON CITY REQUEST   Move Is Made to End ‘Business Holiday’ in Steel Capital

Injunction Said To Be Crux of Power Walkout   Contempt Charges pot oe Faw Rennmas

CITY DEMANDS: MOVE TO HALT LABOR UNREST   Action Likdy to Ease Wave of Walkouts; Tension in Pittehurgah.

Court Dissolves  Anti-Strike Injunction   Was Principle Bone Of Contention In Pittsburgh’s Paralyzing Power Strike

CITY REQUESTS MOVE IN FIGHT AT PITTSBURGH   Order Was Principal Bone Of Contention In Row With Power Union

INJUNCTION OUT, ‘STRIKE LEADERS TO ESCAPE RAP   Anti-Walkout Edict Stricken By Pittsburgh Court; Workers Still Idle

COURT CHARGES AGAINST UNION HEADS DROPPED   Dissolution Requested ‘by City in Attempt to Settle 3 Day Strike

Crux in 3-Day Power Walkout   Order is Attempt To End Pittsburgh Tieup

Thousands Left Without Means Transportation   Other Strikes Threatened In Sympathy With Walkoul By Power Work. ers Union   TroHey Stoppage Called Suddenly   Duquesne Employes Refuse Any Settlement Offer Until Anti-Strike Ovder Is Lifted

Ban Dissolved At City’ Request; Trolley Men Join Duquesne Strikers

Thousands Walk As Car Men Quit   And Ware Of Sympathy Walkouts Spreads

ONE SYMPATHY STRIKE STARTS IN PITTSBURGH   Trolley Car Operators Idle; Other Unions Threaten to Join Move

ANTI-STRIKE INJUNCTION IS DISSOLVED   Court Drops Contempt Charges Against Union Leaders As City Asked

Dissolve Edict ‘Against Strike   Court Acts in Hope of Ending Pittsburgh Recion Paralysis

Anti-Strike Injun ction  Dissolved   Court Removes Principal Bone Of Contention In Crippling Power Tieup At Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh Strike Edict Dissolved   Injunction Was Crux of 3-day Old Power Walkout

Barrier fo Negotiation Is Scrapped   Action Taken for Public Good; Union Head's Sentence Voided.

Pittsburgh Secures Court Order Dissolution in Face Of Spreading Labor Unrest   One-Year Prison Sentence Against Power Strike Leader {s Suspended; Other Unions Force City ta Back Dewn

RESTRAINING ORDER LIFTED AS TROLLEY CAR OPERATORS LEAVE WORK IN SMOKY CITY   Other Stoppages Threatening In Apparent Sympathy With Dispute Between Duquesne Company And Electrical Workers   NATIONAL AND CITY LEADERS RALLY TO SUPPORT

Court Dissolves Injunction On Power Strikers  Pittsburgh Transport Stalled By Walkout Of Tralley Matarmen

Principal Bone Of Contention in Row Is Removed   3000 Transportation Workers Walk out in New Labor Flare-up

ALL STREET GAR OPERATORS JOIN SYMPATHY MOVE   Steel City Loses Main Means Of Transportation; Power Strike Deadlocked; Many Steel Workers Idle.

Pittsburgh Action May Bring Peace   Power Union’s Leaders Cleared Of Contempt Charges; Streetcar Men In Walkout.

Pittsburgh Street Cars Stop Running   Operators Suddenly Walk Out; Power  Tieup Continues As 1 sn eweeenmcwe tb twice:

Power strike  Street Car Operators Out in Strike-Harassed Pittsburgh

Walkout By Street Car Men   Started in Steel  Capital, Already in Power Strike Grip: Others Threatened

Injunction Bar fo Strike ls Dismissed   Allegheny County Court Grants Request Made by City Officials Of Pittsburgh

New Strike  In Pittsburgh  Stops Trams p   About 375,000 Union Members Called to Protest Injunction Issued By Court

Pitt's Labor Leaders Win On Injunction   Court Dissolves Anti-Strike Injunction, Drops Con tempt Charges on Defiant Ten Men

Attempt Is Made To Halt Strikers   Union Leader Free And Charges Are All Dropped

Anti-Strike Injunction  Dissolved   Trolley Workers Join Walkout of Power Emplovees

Court Also Drops Charges Agi. st Union Leade:s   Action Token to Char Woy for Settlement . Of Power ‘Blackout’

DROPS CHARGE! AGAINST GROUP OF UNION MEN   Pittsburgh City Officials Ask for Dissolution Order

Pittsburgh Is Still In Grip Of Walkouts   Street Car Operators Strike in Sympathy with Power Workers; Union Turns Down Company Offer.

Other Walkouts Are Threatened In Sympathy   Freedom For Union Leader To Appear At Labor Session

Cases Against Union Leaders ~ Also Dropped   Action Taken by Pittsburgh Judges at City's Request in Effort To Settle Walkout That Has Stifled Rusiness

Break Comes In Pittsburgh Strike As Court Dissolves Anti-Strike Injunction

—fIlPSBURGH— Anti-Strike Injunction  Dissolved   Move May Halt Sympathy Walkouts

Restraining Order Dissolved on Plea By Officials of City   Proceedings Require 5 Minutes; Also End Jail Sentence

ANTI mnt INJUNCTION Is TOSSED ASIDE      Court Dissolves Injunction anc  Drops Contempt Charges  Against Leaders   UNION WINS ROUND IN —BATTLE IN PITTSBURGH

Union Leader In Pittsburgh To Be Freed   Action Requested By City To Halt Industry-Stifling Strikes ‘~

POWER STRIKE INJUNCTION IS DISSOLVED   Contempt Proceedings Also Dropped, but Tieup in Pittsburgh Continues — Street Car Workers Also Quit.

Pittsburgh Anti-Strike © Order Lifted   Contempt Charges Also Dropped; Union Expected To Accept Wage Offer.

Anti-Umberto Units Parade   Demonstration Against NewItalian King Dwarfs Acclaim Of Yesterday.

KERR AND GROUP TO SEE RED, _WASHITA RIVERS  LAA gerrreyr 6hCUEAe . 4

Bob LaFollette is a Candidate   Wisconsin Senator For 20 Years Seeks Re-election ‘As a Progressive Republican’

POWER, OXYGEN, HOTEL, SHIPS STRIKES CONTINUE TO HARASS LIFE IN UNITED STATES CITIES

Sabotage of Power Transformer Drops Pittsburgh Supply   ‘Oxygen Makers Strike; Hospitals. Fear 100 Deaths Per Day

Pittsburgh Power Supply Cut When Bullet Is Fired  Into Outdoor Transformer

STRIKE PERILS OXYGEN SUPPLY   New York Hospitals May Soon Be In Desperate Straits

Pittsburgh Power Is Sahotaged   High-Powered Bullet Rips Into Transformer; Third Instance of Damage

-alt Says fe Wants abor Job  *Preference’ In Committees  ‘Told to Aiken

Taft ‘Inclined’ To Labor Post   Indicates He May Decline Finance Chairmanship

LABOR POST MAY BE KEPT BY SEN. TAFT   Final Decision Is Not to Be Made Until, Next Month

Wets Winners Kans. Primary   Repeal Candidates Of Both Parties Lead By Overwhelming Margin.

Osmena Concedes Defeat, Pledges Support For President - Elect Roxas

OSMENA WISHES ROXAS SUCCESS   Nearly Finish Tabulation Of Last Week's Philippines Election

Roxas Gets Good Will Of Osmena   New President Holds 183,000 Vote Lead Over Osmena

South’s Industry No Longer Noted For Low Wages, Says AFL Official

No Advertising Point Now....  Says Era Of Low Wages Is Disappearing In South

Quake Casualty Toll May Increase To 3,351   No Social Whirl  Margaret Truman Chooses Opera

MARGARET TRUMAN TO SEEK OPERATIC CAREER   President's Daugbier Giving Uy Social Whirl To Concentrate On Voesal Training

AUTO WORKERS SNUB 18 1-2 CENTS HOUR INGREASE IN PAY  NEGOTIATIONS BREAK OFF AGAIN FOLLOWING ACTION OF UNION

Union.Rejects New G.M. Offer  _ UAW. Men Quit Wage Parley After  TOU. Mews ©. wwe

ClO Rejects GM Offer of 18 1-2 Cents   Union Holding Out tor 19'2 Cents from GM

Pay Increase Offer Is Made By Motor Firm   General Motors Wage Plan Is Rejected By Union

ALL BUSINESS IN NEW YORK CLOSED TO MEET CRISIS   PITTSBURGH FACES POWER SHUTDOWN AS 3400 WORKERS QUIT

General Motors Offer is Rejected   Propose 1812 Cents. Hike For ClIO-UAW

sainst Heavy  Warn Ag  Eeonomic Reliance   Demand Facts of Any Military Alliance With America—Hit IS PBaeifie Claime

Mihailovic, Aide Clash in Court   General Denies Orde To Attack Partisans

MIHAILOVIC DENIES HE ORDERED ATTACK   Faces Witness Who Charged He Gave Instructions for Assault on Tito’s Forces,

Missouri Ballots Decide If President Is-Right Or Wrong On Slaughter

Truman Keeping Eye On "Who's Right, Who’s Wrong’ Election In His Home State   Seeks To Oust Rep. Slaughter Who Has Opposed Him On Key Problems

lsolationist Record Beat LaFollette   Chief Element, Newspapers Say

MUST APPLY FOR MUSTEROUT PAY   Concerns Only Vets Discharged Prior To Feb. 2 1044

READY MORE DECONTROLS   OPA Prepares to Abolish Many Restraints In Non-Food Field

More Major Decontrols  Under Way  New Congress  Expected to Cas _. 7 : nop A

Further Control Cuts Under Way  Price Lids Lifted From Additional Items

OPA to Lift - More Ceilings   Announcements for Nov. 4 Beoine Planned

OPA Heads Rush Removal of More Price Lids  Impending Decontrol Order To Cover Nonfood [tems

MORE CEILINGS TO BE REMOVE!   List Of Non-Food Items Next In Line For OPA Sweeping Decontrol

OPA Drafting  New Major Amputation —   Move Decontrolling Non-Food Items Seen Before Nov. 5

Thomas Again Convicted Of Murder   Third Trial Gives Him Life Sentence For Hunt Slaying

UNO Will Take Up Charges Of Soviets Today   Presence Of British Troops In Greece Criticizved

Council Slates Study of British Action in Greece   Saviet Delegate Is Expected to Present Charges

REDS RAP BRITISH POLICY IN GREECE   DECLARE REHABILITATION IS NOT FURTHERED BY PRESENCE OF TROOPS.

N0 to Take p Indonesian. reek Issues   Moscow Radio Scores Presence of British In Greece: Delegates Eniov Dav of Rest

Britain’s Role In Greece Hit By Red Radio        Moscaw Cri sant Comes On Eve of UNO Heari Qo BRerecin ta €

Major Problem Scheduled  for Discussion   Issue Is First Involving Two Big Powers

Russia Expresses Criticism of British in Greece   Moscow Radio Voices Views on Eve of UNO Council Action

Majority of Corporation’s 100 Plants, Closed Since November 21, Will Be Reopened.   LOCAL GRIEVANCES REMAIN UNSETTLED   Firm, in Telegram to Union Leader, Demands A!l Employes Be Sent Back Without Delay.

GM Will Recall Workers in Most Of Its Plants   Corporation Will Renew Production. Halted since Last Nov. 21

GM to Recall Most Employes   Union Told to Act To Have Men Return

RETIRED SUPREME COURT JUSTICE CONFERRED WITI PRESIDENT "THIS  MORNING ~

MANY PLANTS SAID FORCED TO CLOSE  Coal Strike Claimed Blow To Reconversion Program

Reconversion Is Dealt Sethack  Shortage of Steel Causes Shutdown

Nora Waln, County Native And Literary Figure, In U. S. After Visit To Reich

Heirens Will Confess Dignan And Two Other Slayings, Lawyers. Say   Confessions Will Follow Arraignment In Chicago Criminal Court Tuesday; Tuohy Will ‘Consider’ Leniency Petition

Heirens Will Admit Crimes   Youth to be Arraigned on Tuesday in Chicago Criminal Court

Tuesday Set For Hearing in Chicago; Student to Confase Three Murders

NE. Income ‘Has Overcome Factory Loss   Whittemore Warns Those Who Would Sell Resion Short

Vets’ Housings 5  Expediter Named For County   Carl T. Jacobson Of Eric Will Have Charge Of Work in Area

Name Jacobson Vets’ Housing  Expediter Here   Former Local Man to Have Charge of Work  In Several Counties

UNION AND COMPANIES IN AGREEMENT ON FORMER’S DEMANDS, BUT NEW PRICES FOR STEEL MUST BE ANNOUNCED BEFORE STRIKE CAN END.

North Carolinian May Be Elevated To Important Position. ...  Gardner May Head Atom Board

President Truman Ponders Elevating O. Max Gardner To Chairman Atomic Body

Gardner May Be Named Chairman Atomic Authority   Truman Also Consider: ing Lilienthal, Kennedy. Langmuir for Domestic Control Body.

UNION AWAITS FORMAL RECEP AF APPEEMENT   Pittsburgh Power Strike Is Expected to End, at Meeting Tonight   COURT COMPELS ACTION   Wildcat Walkout at Ford’s River Rouge Plant Snaris Qutput

British Brides Hit New York Harbor After Stormy Trip   Crossing a Nightmare as 451 Women, 175 Tots Come to America

Congress to Get Message On Case Bill   President to Make Known His Position in Note Whether or Not He Puts Signature on Measure

President to Accompany Case Bil Decision With Message to Congress

Truman At Work On Case Bill   Decision Will Be Made Known In Message To Conaress

Leader To Take Up Bill  In ‘Time   Congress Will Get Message Before ° Wednesday

President Planning Major Message on Labor Legislation   Will Be Delivered to Congress Regardless  OF His Decision on ek SE eer ee -

President To Give Views Regardless   Sticks To His Desk, Foregoing River Journey

Solons Assert Two Drafts Of Talk Made     Action on Case Bill Being Delayed By Chief Executive

President Busy on New Labor Report   Truman's Views On Case Bill Still Awaited

—TRUMAN— Case Bill Stand © Promised   President Will Explain Decision To Congress

MESSAGE TO CONGRESS    Truman Will Give His Position on Case Ball at That Time

TRUMAN PLANS MESSAGE ON BILL DECISION   Will Send Word to Congress Whatever Action on Measure

President Plans Labor Message, Lawmakers Say   Truman Not Decided How To Act On Case Bill, Call In His. Advisers

Due When He Reaches Decision On Case Bill   President Has Until June 12 Before: He Must Act On Strike Legislation

SOLONS TO.GET. CASE DECISION   Truman To Address House  Regardiess Of Action

Truman Views On Case Bill Still in Dark  Plans to Send Congress Word After Deciding

U.S. Should Not Hesitate to Use A-Bomb To Stop Crimes of Soviet Imperialism, Says Bullitt, Former Russian Ambassador

Bullitt Urges U.S. to Stop ‘New Crimes” Of Russia, Warns of Worldwide Red Plot

IDENTIFY BODY OF CAPT. KELLY   First Air Hero of World War Il Is Buried In Manila

Believe Kelly Is Re-Buried   Body Re-Buried In Manila Is Tentatively Identified Ae War Hero. 

Byrnes Seeks — Meet To Precede Paris Conflab   Would Work Out Initial Drafts of Treaties With Ex-Axis Nations

Byrnes Awaits Replies To Proposed April 26 Big Four Peace Parley

Britain and France Purportedly Behind U. S. Plan for Paris Talk; Reds Reluctant to Hold Session

Expect Charge To Be Filed tn Ellwood Case   Man Questioned In Death Of Jean Fatur Denies Any Knowledge Of Crime

CiiINA REDS ATTACK IN MANCRURIA   Four Cities On Mukden-Cheonachun Pailway Attacked

Chinese Reds Attack Cities Tn Manchuria   Nationalist Forees Pushing North In Wake Of Communist Armies

MRS, ROOSEVELT’S EYES BLACK AND BLUE   [wo of Her Front Teeth Broken in Motor Car Collision, Rha Thiccloce..

Democratic Contest Warms Up tins VP  < Baldwin Accuses Tawes Of  ‘Mud-Slinging’ In Campaign

 Democratic Contest Warms Up ~emocratic Contest Warms Up Baldwin Accuses Tawes Of Lv e- e 3 . 2  ‘Mud-Slinging’ In Campaign

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Goerina’s Sticide   Reds Must Exoplain

U.S. TO PROBE DEPORTATIONS FROM BERLIN   To Demand Explanations of Removal of Workers to Russia

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Demand Explanation of Evacuation of Germans to Russia

U.S. Probes Reds Move  Of Germans   To Seek Explanation o Transfer of Skilled Labor to Russia.

FOUR-POWER CONTROL OR: GANIZATION TO RECEIVE \. AMERICAN DEMAND FOR AN EXPLANATION

Hich Winds Do Heavy Damage To Citrus Crop   California Loss  Mav Be 3 Million

Permanent Army Plan Is Studied   Plan to Retain Million Strenath

Senate Committee Hears Army Plans  Long Range Set-up Calls for 1,000,000

Plans Wor ‘ked Out For Army “MillionMer   Proposal Goes to Congress Froim Closed Session Senate Military Commntiitiec.

Congress Gets Rid  For “Large Army   Plans Come Out of Secret Session of Senate Committee

Regular Army of One Million Asked   Plans Call for Air Force of 400.000 and 300.000 Ground Force

Million-Man Army Studied   Congress Considers” Plans For Permanent. Regular  Army Of 1,000,000. :

Bluntly States There Is Nothing For Arbitration   Nation-Wide Telephone Strike May Be Called For This Coming Thursday If No Wage Settlement Is Reached.

230,000 READY IN 42 STATES TO HALT WORK   Negotiations Break Off After Deadlock Develops At Long Session   U. S. SEIZURE ONLY HOPE   Government Intervention Is Only Means Of Keeping Long Lines Open

GM Rejects Union Offer to Arbitrate   Harry Bridges Seeks Peace in Canneries; Case Bill Doomed

Phone Strike To Commence  On Thursday   Conference Intended To Avoid Strife Is Failure

Nation - Wide Phone Strike Set Thursday   Conference Ends In Deadlock: Union Plans Walkout; GM Still Tied Up

WORKERS PLAN WALKOUT SET FOR THURSDAY   GM Rejects Union's Proposal to Call For Arbitrator

250,000 Will Start Walkout On Thursday   Union Declares Little Hope For Truce le Held

WALKOUT DUE THURSDAY; GM SETTLEMENT OFF   Threat of Coal Strike In April Made By Lewis

Telephone Strike Is Scheduled for ‘Thursday   Company Offers 15 Cent Increase; Union Holds Out for 18!'5 Cents

U.S. Action Only Way To Prevent Walkout, Belief   250,000 Members Are Due To Leave Jobs Thursday at 6A. M,

PHONE WORKERS AND A.T.T, FAIL TO MAKE TERMS   Only Government Action Can Prevent Strike Thursday

4? States Hit By Walkout Set For Thursday, 6 A. M.   Transoceanic Calls  Can Be Made

Talks Break Up Between Union And Companies   General Motors And UAW Chiefs Still Far From Settlement

Walkout In 42 States Will Affect 275.000 Workers Unless Government Inttervenes, Is Report   COMPANY OFFERS 15 CENT INCREASE

PHONE STRIKE APPEARS © INEVITABLE  vernmen   Only Government Intervention Can  Avert Walkout

Union, “Phone Officials End Meeting Without Result.   GENERAL MOTORS TIEUP CONTINUES

UNION, AT&T FAIL IN WAGE COMPROMISE   Walkout, Set for Thursday, Likely Unless Govt ~ Intervenes.

TELEPHONE STRIKE SET FOR THURS.   Conferees Fail to Agree On Plan to Prevent Walkout

BYRNES GUIDES U.S POLICY ON SOVIET MOVE   Special Meeting of American Delegates to UNO Called

Truck Strike Hurts Metropolitan Papers   Dwindling Newsprint Supplies May Force Several Papers To Suspend Publication

Iranian Issue Finis Sought   America to Contest Sidestepping Tacties

Gromyko Plans “Jo End Boycott ~ OFU.N. Meetings   Avoided Security Couneil : “Sessions: Because -- Of Swife Involving  Iran

Soviet Envoy To Attend UN Session Today   Fight Looms Over Motion to Dismiss Iranian Dispute

Ambassador Gromyle   Makes Known He Will Attend Today’s Session United Nations Group   Demands Iranian Case Be Dropped   Stitt Fight Threatens: U.S ‘Opposed to Reupening Tehran Case Before May 6

Gromyko Will Attend Council Session Today   Stiff Soviet-U. S. Fight Seen Over Iran Issue—Russian Protest Has Been Filed

Red Boycott of Council [Meetings Ends; Iran Questionls On Agenda:

REDS’ GROMYKO ENDS BOYCOTT OF UNO GROUP   Soviet Leader Likely To Spearhead Drive To Dron Iran Matter

Stiff Fight Due In U-N Over Red  Demand On tran   Gromyko Is Expected To Return To  Council

GROMYKO PLANS TO REJOIN UN   Reds End Boycott as Group Prepares for Meet

GROMYKO WILL ATTEND SECURITY COUNCILS TODAY   Russia“Thus Ended the Boycott Which Began on March Seventh.   GROMYKO WALKED OUT   Soviet Has Filed With Council Demand For Dismissal Tranian Case.

Expect Stiff Fight Over Request For Tran Case Removal   Iranian Offer To Join Reds in Closing Hearings Might Block U. S. Move For Probe In May

GROMYKO SAYS HE'LL RETURN TO UN PARLEY   Stit U. S.-Soviet Fight Over Red Bid for Dismissal Is in Cards.

EXPECT RED ENVOY BACK IN U.N. MEET   Whictals Think Gromyko  Will Return to Press soviet Demand That the Iranian Case Be Dismissed Completely.

Ambassador Says He Will Attend Parley   Is Quiet On Whether He, Will Bring Up Iranian Matter At Meeting.   ‘STIFF FIGHT APPEARS

Russia Ends Boycott Of Conference  Iranian Issue May te*1] O°... wrt. tL

OAS HE WILL ATTEND MEET ~ TO FX RULES   Iran Case Tangled in Conflict of Reports; Ala to Go to Washington.

GROMYKO ENDS LONG WALKOUT AT UN PARLEY   Russian Returns to Security Council Mecting—l/ssues Wait Final Decision

Silent on Demand on Tran Issue   [ranian Envoy" Won’t Attend— Delegation to go To Washineton

Russia Ends Boycott Of U.N. Council   But Stiff Fight Looms On Keeping‘ Iran Case On The Agenda.

AMERICANS AND SOVIETS MAY BE IN FOR HOT TIME   Gromyko Expected To Return To Council Session To Press Demand For Complete Dismissal Of Iranian Question.

Russian Delegate  Back With Council   Appropriations Committee Cuts State. Commerce, Justice Money

Tranians May Join Russians In Asking Issue Be Dropped By UN. Council

Russia Asks Dismissal Of  Tranian Case   Gromyke Expected To Return To Council Session Today To  Prece A ronment

Stiff Fight Is Expected By America,  Soviet Aides   Lrg U.S. Opposes Tran Case Quiz At Once

Russia in Return to Council Fold   Presence of Soviet Ambassador at UN Session Today Ends Two-Week Boycott

Boycott Of Meet Reaches  Its End   Russo-Iran Matter Still Paramount For Nations

Files Demand For Dismissal Of Iranian Case   Russian Ambassador Ends Boycott Which Began March 27 When He Walked Out

Boycott Ends As Gromyko Goes Back   Poland Plans To Inject Spain Into Picture

GROMYKO SAYS HE WILL ATTEND SESSION TODAY   Stiff Soviet-American Fight Looms Over Handling Of , Iranian Controversy

Russian Envoy To Attend U.N Meef, He Says   Iranian Delegation Prepares to Return To Washington; May Not Attend Meeting

STILL THINK GROMYKO WILL FIGHT TO END IRANIAN CASE   U. S. And Britain Want To Keep It Open; Iran Not Clear On Stand

Gromyko Ends Boycott Of U.N. Council   Soviet-U. S. Fight Looms Over Iranian Case Unless Iran Sides with Russia

Soviet Ends Boycott _ Of U.N.   -New Crisis Looms ‘With Russian Demand That: Iran. Case Be Dropped

WARNS AGAINST UNION ARGUMENTS  bs ClO Leader Asks Steelworkers ~ To.Back Progressive Policies

Murray Urges  Steelmen Unity Fist Fights Throw Convention In Uproar

Fist-Fighting Marks Closing Steel Meeting   Delegates Battle Over Ad ministration of Union District; Murray Appeals Loyalty in Rauks

Plymouth County Train Service Cut  Due To Coal Strike  Both Roads Through _ LeMars Decrease .  Scheduled Runs _.

Plymouth County Train Service Cut  Due To Coal Strike  Both Roads Through  LeMars Decrease CL...) DN...

JUDGE DECREES ILLINOIS STATE BONUS LAWFUL   Chicago Court Overrules Suit Contesting Its . Validity

Deny Motion To Prohibit Notice of Vote   Judge Upholds Act When Informed Case Will be Appealed

STH ANNIVERSARY   President Truman Says U. S. Has No Ax to Grind, Wants Peace

East Could Get Gas Through Big Little Inch Lines  Transcontinenta. Head eg Oe Le : Pe eee: Pe   Transcontinenta. Head Outlines Delivery Plans

PIPELINE FIRM OFFERS GAS SUPPLY   Fuel for Eastern States Promised In Three Weeks

Can Pipe Gas “@ver “Inches” Within Weeks   Transeontiaental Company President Estimates Maxinmum Delivery For House Commniitiee

HOUSE SWINGS INTO PIPELINES INQUIRY   50 Million Feet Per Day Predicted as Output.

Pining of Gas  East Offered   Big Inch Bidder Says Flow Can Start In Couple of Weeks

PLAN BIG INCH GAS DELIVERY   Expect To Send 50,000,. 000 Cubic Feet Daily To East

Hear Gas Man On Pipe Lines   Could Deliver 50 Million Cubic Feet in 2 to 3 Weeks

Would Force Wage Board fo Revoke Decision   AFL and CIO Heads Asked to Order Walkout

VOTE AGAINST TRUMAN PLAN IS 161 10 92   House Puts Off Final Action on Measure  Until Today

House Rejects Subsidy Plan  For Housing   Republicans Solid AgainstAuthorizing  600 Million Outlay

HOME BUILDING SUBSIDY KILLED   Heart Of ‘Truman’s Plan Defeated By House Coalition

Appeals From High Command Prove Futile      “Heart” of Housing Bill is Defeated by Coalition

Truman Loses To Coalition House Group   Congressmen Avoid Letting Their Votes Go on Record

SUBSIDIES FOR HOUSING BEATEN BY HOUSE VOTE   Cealitien Of Democrats And Republicans Defeats “Heart” Of Program   ADMINISTRATION APPLIED PRESSURE

House Coalition Kills Subsidy on Building   Appeals by Truman, Party Chief Fail to Keep Democrats in Line

House Defeats Subsidy Plan For Housing   Kills Proposal Despite Pleas of Truman, Hannegan

Coalition Slashes Heart’ of Truman Housing Program   President’s Appeal Fails To Hold Party in Line  On House Passage

HOUSING SUBSIDY PROPOSAL BEATEN   PROVISION TRUMAN TERMED “HEART OF PROGRAM” REJECTED BY HOUSE.

President Truman s  Housin o Program  Plan Killed in House   Coalition of Republicans and Democrat: Defeats Subsidy Proposal Despite Uraent Appeals for Support

Democrats Join. GOP In Halting President's Aim   \Subsidy. Proposal’: Loses; Vote On Remnants lk

Subsidy Plan Killed Despite Traman Appeal   House Coalition Defeat: ’ ‘Heart? of President’s Housing Provram

Democrats Fail To Heed Appeals: Wyatt Deplores Action of House   Coalition Rejects Proposal, “Heart” of Truman's Program   VOTE ON FINAL PASSAGE OF BILL 1S DEFERRED   Plan Would Have Authorized $600,000,000 of Subsidy rayments

Senate Extends Conscript Act   ‘Conference Fight Expected in House  On Provision for “Teen-Age Draft

Senate Okays Extension of  Induction Act   Father-Release, Higher Pay are Included in Bill

Senate Approve May 15, 1947 Draft Extension   Also Votes Induction “of Non-Fathers Between 18 and 45

League Frowns French Proposal   Proposed That Russia Be Given Part Of League Of Nations Assets

France Wants. Russia to Share   Failed to Obtain Support In Commission of League ’ of Naticus.

Collet Returns To Stabilization Post in Capital   Jurist Accompanies President on Flight Back to Washington

TEST OF TRUMAN POPULARITY IN MISSOURI TODAY  ELECTION INVOLVES ATTEMPT TO UNSEAT

JUDGE COLLET TO KEY POSITION IN WASHINGTON   Will Be Connected With New Economic Stabilization ; Office.   BACK WITH PRESIDENT      He Will Work Under Reconversion Director Steelman.

Annual TSGRA Convention Is Scheduled For Next Week   \Registration of Delegates To Fort Worth Meeting Set For Dec. 10th

Annual Convention Of Sheep and Goal Men Dec. 10, 11, 12  Fort Worth Host City For Annual Meeting Of Texas Association

Army To Build VA Hospitals   Bradley Announces Plans For Huge Program

Army To Build Vets Hospitals   448 Million Dollars Building Program Too Big for VA; Army to Help

ACTION IN VE HOSPITAL CARE IS ANNOUNCED   Bradley Reveals Program To Spend $448,000,000 For Construction

BYRNES URGES EARLY SESSION FOR BIG FOUL   Action Held Rebuke To Red Protests Against Date

Byrnes Calls for Talks by ‘Big Four’   Want Peace Meet to Open in Paris on May 1

Challenges President's Judgment of Veracity; Chapman Is Now. Interior Head

Ickes Quits With Blast At Truman   "Old Curmudgeon’ . Resigns Cabinet  Post in a Huff; Chonmon Takes Ove

HAROLD ICKES QUITS “AS SECRETARY OF INTERIOR TODAY   Challenged Truman’s Right te ~ Pass Judgment of His “Veracity”.   LACK OF. CONFERENCE   Made Public a Lengthy Letter He Had Sent to the President.

Ickes  Leaves Cabinet   Resignation Effective February 15 Grew Out Of: Ickes’ Opposition To Paulev. Nomination

Trouble Over Pauley Held  As Reason   Secretary Says He Told Truth; Truman Challenged Veracity

Claims President Told Him To Be “Gentle As You Can” In Dispute Over Ed Pauley

Steps Out In Dispute Over Edwin Pauley   Challenges Right of President:to Pass’: - Judamenton: Veracity

Pauley Case. Causes Move  Of Oldtimer   Will Leave Cabinet Place Last Of Week

Ickes Resigns Cabinet Post; Tryman Accepts Resignation For Feb. 15

TELLS TRUMAN HIS VERACITY IS QUESTIONED   Sends Blunt Challenge To President on Pauley

Veteran New Dealer Out Of Cabinet   Denies Truman’s Right To Pass Judgment On His ‘Veracity.’

Ickes Resignation From Cabinet Taken by Truman   Secretary of Interior Quits Post as Outgrowth Of Testimony at Hearing for Pauley, Says Truman Passed Judament on His Veracity

Raps Truman For Judging His Veracity   Asks To Be Relieved March 31, President Makes Date Feb. 15; Chaoman Take< Ove:

Pauley Case Is Held Cause for Secretary's Act   President's Right To Pass Judgment on ‘Veracity’ Challenged

Challenges Right to Pass Judgment on His Veracity  Ickes Tells Truman He Cannot Stay When

Cabinet Member Kesigns   Pauley Incident Leads to Split of Party Chieftains

Solits With Truman Over Pauley Case   Hits President's Right to Judge His Truthfulness

Questions Right Of Truman To Doubt Veracity   Lack Of Confidence Expressed By The President, He Savs

Challenges Right to Pass Judgmen' on His Veraciy  lekes Tells Tru eCan not Stay When

President’s Stand On Pauley Testimony Is Assailed By Official   Challenges Right Of Executive To Pass Judgment On ‘Veracity’ Of His Statement

Secretary Challenges Truman's Right To Challenge His Veracity; Makes Pubs« lic Letter; Pauley Incident Last Straw; Chapman To Act As Secretarv. :

INTERIOR DEPT. 08S REPLACED ~ IN-QUIGK MOVE   New Temporary Secretary ts Naméd—Pauley Nomination Erines About Change

Bluntly Challenges Truman's Right fo Pass Any Judgmen'   Climaxed Ickes Opposition to Edwin W. Pauley

Letter Made Publie After  Announcement   Says President Had No Right to Pass Judgment on Veracity Of Pauley Testimony

RIPS TRUMAN FOR DOUBTING HIS ‘VERACITY’   Resigns After President Expresses Lack of Confidence

Pauley Oil Case ‘Party Donation’ Cited As Reason   “Old Curmudgeon” Beaten On Announcement; Date Shortened Six Weeks

Truman's Support To Edward Pauley  Causes Resignation   Original New Dealer Challenges President’s Right To Pass Judgment on His ‘Veracity’

Blasts Truman For Judging  His ‘Veracity’   Says President Expressed Lack Of Confidence In Him; Chapman To Take Over His Duties

INTERIOR SECRETARY SAYS PRESIDENT PUT DOUBT ON VERACITY  CONTROVERSY OVER JOB FOR PAULEY CAUSE OF

DEFENDS ACTION IN PAULEY CASE IN LONG LETTER   Challenges Right of President to Pass Judgment on His “Veracity”

Ickes Quits As Secretary Of Interior   Old Line New Dealer Snys President Challenges Veracity in Connection With Pauley Testimony

Challenges President’s Right To Pass Judgement on His Pauley Statement

Tenure of 13 Years Ends Over Pauley   Interior Head Challenges President's Right To Judge Veracity.

Ickes Quits; Last Holdover Of New Deal   Deplores Truman Questioning Of His Veracity -

Last of Roosevelt Original Cabinet Members Retires  Feud Arising over  me. 8 aS LU   Feud Arising over Pauley Nomination; Chapman Takes Job

ickes Splits With Truman And Resigns   Interior Secretary, Named by FDR, Charges Truman’s Right To Pass Judgment on His Veracity.

HAPS TRUMAN FOR ATTAGK ON VERAGHTY   Says President's Friends Re-« sent His Telling Truth About Pauley.

Resigns Interior Post After a Row With Truman Over Pauley, Named Undersecretary of Navy

‘Raw Deal’ Charged as Old Roosevelt Aide Resigns ‘After 13 Years of Service

RIPS PRESIDENT FOR ACTION ON PAULEY CHARGE   Retiring Interior Head Says Executive Had No Right To Judge ‘Veracity’

INTERIOR HEAD DIFFERS WITH PRESIDENT   Oscar Chapman Appointed Acting Secretary   PAULEY DISPUTE   Leads To Action By Last Survivor Of Roosevelt’s Cabinet

Ickes Quits; Says Truman Challenges His Veracity   Interior Secretary Says President Had Asked Him to Be as Gentle as Possible in Testimony Against Edwin Pauley,

Dares Pruman To Question His ‘Veracity’   Refuses To Stay As Confidence Lacking

Lashes Chief’s Right to Judge His ‘Veracity’   Truman Said He Might. Be Mistaken on Pauley During Testimony

‘Old Curmudgeon’  Challenges Truman   Right to Question His Veracity Challenged by Interior Officer

 Hybrid Variety  eR ce  Indiana Farmer Wins Corn Prize At Livestock Show

lowa 4H Youth Continue March  Make Fine Showing at Big Chicago Siow

HOOSIER TAKES WORLD'S TITLE AS CORN CHAMP   Other Championships Are Given At International Show At Chicago

Newton L. Halterman Named Champion of U. S. and Canada—Won State Corn Title in 1933.   SHELBY COUNTY BOY NEW ‘CORN PRINCE’

House Members Denied Extra Retirement Pay  Committee Cuts Out Anvronriation

He Could Have Used Pied Piper— Man Battles Starving Rats   820 Rodents Die In 48-Hour ' Attack

Survivors of Crash Are Located   But Reports on Condition Not Available

ee — GUESSING GAME ON — Truman to Act Soon  To Fill Wallace Post

Undersecretary Schindler ‘Will Head Commerce Department As Acting Secretary Until Successor Has Been Named   NAMES OF SEVERAL MEN ARE MENTIONED

SUCCESSOR T WALLACE MAY BE NAMED SOOR   Schindler to Head Commerce Department Temporarily

Truman Ponders Cabinet Selection   Chief Executive May Name Oklahoman To Succeed Wallace

Truman Expected to Act Quickly   Recess Appointment in Cabinet Seen

host Of Names Being Mentionec For Vacant Post   President Silent On Question Today

SPECULATE AS TO WALLACE SUCCESSOR   Meanwhile Alfred Schindler is Acting Secretary

eport Irregularities In President Truman’s Home District. . . .   Probe Alleged Missouri Vote Fraud

Claim Ballot Fraud, Truman Friend Victory  Fal Probing Vote  Missouri Primary

FBI Investigates Democratic Primary In Which Truman's Candidate Beat Slaughter   Newspaper Prints Story Containing Charges Of Irregularities At Polls

FBI Enters Vote Inquiry   Fraud In Democratic Primary In Kansas Charged By Losers

FBI SCRUTINIZES MISSOURI'S VOTE   Investigates Alleged Frauc In Slaughter’s Defeat

FBI Is Turning Spotlight On Alleged Fraud In Vote Held In Kansas In August

F.B.1. PROBES MISSOURI PRIMARY   Irregularities At Polls To y _ Be Investigated   VICTORY   Of Truman-Supported Candidate Is Questioned After Paper Poll

Probe Alleged Vote Fraud in Missouri Congressional Race   FBI Investigates Slaughter-Axtell Primary Contest

FBI Investigates Irregularities in Missouri Election      Alleged Vote Fraud in Truman’s Home County Charged by Newspaper

lrivestigation Starts in PresiMent Truman's Home °~ County Primary

MISSOURI VOTE FRAUD PROBEL   FB! Turns Spotlight Oh Congress Election

FBI Probing Missouri! Vote   Bureau Obtains All ©  Data Gathered by Kansas City Star

FBI Is Probing Axtell Victory in Missourt   Official Investigation Follows Private One By Kansas City Star

FBi To Probe Balloting fia Missour! Now   FRAUD C HARG ES TO BE INVESTIGATED BY AGENTS

FBI Probes K. C. Vote   Government Inquiry Into Alleged Fraud . Second in Ten Years

Probe Alleged Election Fraud in Kansas City   FBI investigates Alleged Illegal Votes In Truman's Home Countv

FBI Looks Into Missouri Vote Fraud Charges   Probes Nomination Of Enos Axtell In Slauahter’s Defeat

FBI Begins Probe Of Voting at K. C   Agents Will Check on Charges of Fraud in Primary Balloting That Brought About the Defeat of Rep. Roger Slaughter.

FBI Starts Probe Of Alleged Vote  Fraud in Missouri   Democratic Election In President’s Home County Investigated

Alleged Vote Fraud Under FBI Probe   Missouri Inquiry To Follow One Made By Star

FBI Begins Probes Into Missouri 5th District Election   Vote Fraud Charges in Kansas City Star to Receive Attention

FBI Begins Its Probe Of Kansas City Vote Fraud   Work By Kansas City Paper In Exposing Corruption Leads To Federal Search

BI Checking on  Missouri Voting   Vote Fraud Alleged In President's < e County Last Election

Jackson County Vote Case in FBI Hands   Spotlight Thrown on Democratic Primary in Truman's Home County

Home County Of President Put On Spot   Information Gotten By Paper Is Called For

Missouri. Votes. Involving Axtell -Probed By Bl   Turn’ Spotlight. On Alleged  — a oe bg ee ene oe.   ~ Primary " Last August

FB! CHECKING AXTELL VICTORY IN MISSOURI   Opens Investigation Afte: Kansas City Paper Takes Vote Survey

FBI Investigates Vote Fraud Claim At Truman Home   Department of Justice Asks Probe after Paper Charges Irregularities

FBI Checking  Missouri Vote   Democratic Committee Had Asked Justice Den’t For Probe.

Strike Scene Bright, More Pacts Waited   Peace for GM, GE Expected to Bring Further Settlements

Union Members Are Expected To Approve Terms   End Of 2 Big Strikes May Help Settlement Of Other Disputes

DRIVE ON TO END WALKOUTS THROUGHOUT U.S   General Motors, ° Electric Workers Get iL Cant Inerpyees

18'-Cent Increases In Hourly Wage Settle ‘Long, Costly Strikes   Auto Production Not Expected To Reach Appreciable Stride Before April 1. Both Acreements Must Be Ratified.

TWO MAJOR STRIKES ARE SETTLED   Agree to End G. M. And G. E. Walkouts

G. ML, 6. E. PLAN TO RESUME WORK WITHIN A WEEK   Transit Strikes at Louisville and Gary Also Cease Under Accords   W,. E. TIEUP CONTINUES   Schwellenbach Says General Motors Settlement Will Spur Other Pacts

Major Strike Settlements Await Okeh   Fermal Ratification On GE and GM Pacts Expected Saturday

Nation’s Two Longest Labor Disputes End   General Electric Strike Settled on 18.5 Hour Increase

GEN, MOTORS, ELECTRIC CO. STRIKES OVER   Only Formality of Ratifying Agreement Remains’

Two #3 3 # don’s Lar’ 4 * cabor : Dis, "es Settled   -CIO Ends Walkout: In General Electri¢  Plants of Country

RESUMPTION OF PRODUCTION EXPECTED SOON    Motor and Electric Union Workers Gain 18 1-2-Cent Increase in Wages

COAL MEN FEAR NEW WAGE TARGET   Showdown with Lewis Expected Sometime Friday

NO STATEMENT ON PAY SEEN BEFORE NOV. 5   Truman To Defer Comment as Government Weighs Coal Crisis.

NEW CONTRACT WITH LEWIS TO RAISE PROBLEM   See Difficulty in Restoring Soft Coal Mines to Operation

Lewis’ Demands Bring Warning By Coal Industry   New Contract to Delay Return of Coal Mines To Private Ownership

U. S. BRACES FOR SHOWDOWN WITH J, LEWIS FRIDAY   , GOVERNMENT SEEKS * FORMULA TO KEEP MINES OPERATING

John D. Battle, Coal Association Secretary, Fears Move Will Muddle Future Situation.     TRUMAN IS HUSHED  Je a   TRUMAN IS HUSHED UNTIL ELECTION

Coal Industry Warns Of Difficulties If New Wage Cortract Adoptec   DECLARES IF GOVERNNY, NT NEGOTIATES NEW WAGE PACT WITH LEWIS RESTA, tATION OF SOFT. COAL . MENES TO PRIVATE OPER TION. WILE BE DIFFICULT

TRUMAN TO DELAY CHANGE IN BOARD PENDING ELECTION   Wage Stabilization Board Not to Be Junked Immediately, Ee erg ee see

Defer Decision On WSB Until After Election   Ross Says President Will Delay Statement On Wage Stabilization Board.

COAL MEN Ste A THREAT Ot U.S. CONTROL   Declare Execution of New Contract With Lewis Will Make It Difficult to Return Mines te Owners.

Coal Operators  Advise Against Revising Contrac May Make More Difficult  Return of Operations to Private Industry Control

Status of Wage Board in Doubt   President May Defer Announcement Till After Election

Warning By Coal Industry   New Contract Will Hinder Restoration, Mining Officer Says

Operators Enter Into Controversy   Much More Difficult’ To Restore Mines To Owners If New  aes Z ec igh gis < *.

Coal Industry Sees Danger'ir New Contract   Spokesman Sees Difficulty in Restoring Mines to Private Owners If Government

Coal Industry Warns Against New Contract   Would Make Return Of Mines to Owners Much More Difficult

PRODUCERS T0 OPPOSE NEW MINE SCALE   Coal industry Warns Government Negotiations May Delay Return to  Private Ownership

Warns Against New Wage Contract for Lewis’ UMW Miner:   Coal Industry Leader Says Move Would Hit Union-Owner Work

COAL INDUSTRY WARNS ON NEW PACT WITH UMW   Declares It Would Be Much More Difficult To Return Mines To Owners

Say Concessions To Lewis’ Miners To Make It Mor Difficult To Return Pits To  Private Owners

Warn of Danger In New Contract   Coal Operators Hint At Difficulties Ahead

COAL INDUSTRY CITES DANGER OF NEW PACT      Operators Say Restoration Of Yines To Private Direction Imperiled

Coal Chiefs Fear Pact   New Federal Wage Contract May Delay Private Restoration

Warning By Coal Operators   Say New Government Wage Contract Would Make Return of Mines To Owners Difficult

Showdown Friday  On Coal   No Statement on Wage Control by Truman Until After Tuesday's Election

Says New Wage Contract May Bring Difficulty  Concerns Returning Of Mines to Owners

MAY KEEP U.S IN COAL SETUP   Operators Warn of Difficulties _ If Government Negotiates Another Contract   GOVERNMENT LAWYERS DELVE INTO CONTRACT

Fear Transfer to Private Owners Will Be Difficult   Truman Stabilization Statement Is Delaved

Lewis Plays Tight Hand In Coal Row   Government Fearful Dispute May Lead te New Labor Battles

COAL INDUSTRY SEES PROBLEM   New Wage Contract Would Bring Difficulties

Truman Silent On Status Of Wage Board   Lewis’ Stand Upheld By Clark, Time sOf New York Says

“Coal Industry Warns Against New Wage Pact   Says Contract Would Slow Return of  Mines to Owners —

No Statement Until After Flection   Ross Silent on Clark-Krug Controversy

RENT CEHLINGS. NOT TO BE INCREASED, REMOVED PRICE CHIEFTAIN SAYS: -

OPA Reveals New Batch of  Decontrols   Agriculture Department Acts; Livestock Industry Reverts To Ceilings

RENT. CEILINGS ARE UNAFFECTED   Paul Porter - Says: ‘Landlords . Are Better Off .

Rent Ceilings To Stay Says Porter   OPA Administrator Assures Public There Will Be No Change

LANDLORDS NOT HURT, SAY OPA STAFF EXPERTS   Price Controls to Drop From  Some Farm and Food Praducete Taday

Meat Industry Shifts Back To Control Tonight   New Batch Of Farm Produce To Be Put On Free List Today

Country's Location and Freedom pf Movement Made It Ideal for Spy Groups as in World War I

Inside the Nazi Spy Nest—No. 2 Nazis Maintained Two Espionage Units In Sweden, Documentary Expose Shows

Expose Shows Nazis Had Two Spy Units Working In Sweden   Stockholm Predestined By Nature To be Fenianaae Metropolis Of World War ll

BANQUET IS PLANNED BY LEGION AUXILTAR'   Other Activities Also Arranged — Four County Council Sessions Will Be Held Here March 7

DELEGATES ELECTED BY V. F. W. AUXILIARY   Will Attend District Session In York Oct, 20—Number Of Donations Are Made

VFW AUXILIARY PLANS FOR SALE OF POPPIES   Will Take Place On Saturday Preceding Memorial Day—Reports Are Received

LEGION AUXILIARY PLANS ACTIVITIES   Favors Are Made For Hospital Trays On Armistice Day—Membership Drive Progressing

HARRIMAN TO SHANGHAI   Had Conferred at Chungking With Marshall and Chiang Kui-Shek

ATOMIC CONTROL DISCUSSIONS AT DELICATE STAGE   Aiomic Energy Commission Starts New Series Of Meetings On Bombs

Atom Body Turns To Control Study   Group Considers Safeguards 5-Step Process

NEW STAGE IN SEEKING TO OUTLAW BOMBS   New Series of Meetings Start At Lake Success

HOUSING BILL FACES DELAY IN SENATE   Barkley Says It Must Await End of Hearings on British Loan

SENATE DELAYS HOUSING ACTION   Will First Complete Hearings On British Loan

CO-CHAIRMEN FOR HOSPITAL DRIVE NAMED   George P. Gable and J. C. McKerihan to Head Memorial Tributes Division.

RUSSIAN FLAY WARMONGERS IN UN ADDRESS   Assembly Path Cleared For Disarmanent, Atomic Warfare Abolition

Showdown On U.S. And Soviet Plans Assured   Russian Delegates In Bitter New Attack Against ‘‘Advocates Of New War’’s U.. S. Demands Presented

Path Cleared For Debate or Disarmament   Soviet Delegate Charges Nations Seek Big Five Disunity

Big Five s Veto Power Is Backed By Ukraine Chie!   UN Lays Plans for Disarmament, Atomic Warfare Discussions

Ukraine Foreign Minister Charges Move for Revision Of Charter Causes Discord   Soviet Proposal for Arms Reduction Put on Agenda By UN Steering Committee

PATH CLEARED FOR TALKS ON DISARMEMENT   Proposal Placed On Assembly's  Full Agenda

Soviet Charges‘Dark Forces Of Evil’ Trying To ‘Poison” Public Opinion   Talk Clears rs Way  For Arms Study   Outlawing Atomic Warfare Question Also Scheduled For Consideration

MANUILSKY HITS ACTS T0 PROMOTE BIG 5 DISCORD   Agenda of UN  To Consider Ked Awagea flak Daw

WAY CLEARED FORSHOWDOWN ON RUSS PLAN   Rusia Makes Bitter Attack on Advocates Of New War

FUNGED UF-EVIL PROMOTING WAR RUSSIA CRE  Hkraine Deleaate. Declar      Ukraine Delegate. Declares Against Any ‘Revisian- ; of UN" Charter   DENOUNCES FREE SPEECH

ig PROPOSE DAR ON ATOM BOMB IN WAR   Debate Will Bring Showdown on U. §. Demand for Full Inspection.

U. §. Demands Inspection in Disarmament   Showdown Plan Put on Agenda; Ukraine Raps ‘Reactionaries

Official Charges ‘Dark ' Forces of Evil’ With Attempt to Poison Public Opinion.  ATOMIC WARFARE fO BE CONSIDERED

3 Killed In Sunday School Bus Accident   Passenger Train Roms Bus, Killing Pastor and Two Children

Two children, pastor killed when Sunday school bus collides with passenger train

Lane and Baldwin Favor Building  New Bridge across Chesapeake Bay

LANE AND BALDWIN FAVOR BAY BRIDGE   Democratic Gubermaterial Candidates Would Open Easiern hare’ VWorket: Ta (Citiec

Spellman and. — “Glennon Arrive In Vatican City   Complete U.S. Delega_tion for Ceremonies “Of Next ‘Weele-

Villarroel's Body Taken From Post   Hung in Front of. Palace For 24 Hours

Russians Ask 100 Millions From Italians  Il. S. Insists Credit   U. S. Insists Credit Be Given For Warships   REPORT PROGRESS      Earlier Demand For 300 Millions Is Dropped

Future Of Port Of Trieste Has Meefing Balked   Russians Demanding  $100.000.000 OF Italy

Foreign Ministers Trying to Reach Full Agreements On All Parts of Italian Question Except Trieste.   DATE OF ADRIATIC PORT STILL CRUX

—BIG FOUR — Italian Issue Bogs Ministers  Oe   Council Agrees on $100,000,000 for Russ Reparations

RUSSIA TO GET ITALY REPARATIONS   Foreign Ministers Parley Bogs Down On Details

Hall Dies In Electric Chair At State Farm   Pays Penalty For Killing Wife; In Jovial Mood

SLAYER OF WIFE DIES IN ‘CHAIR’   ‘James W. Hall, 24, of Little Rock, Executed at Arkan sas Prison Farm

Press Seeks News of Nazi Executions   Objects to Blackout On Coverage at Nuernberg

()PPOSE NEWS BAN ON NAZI EXECUTIONS   Appeal Made by U. P. That Reporters May Cover Final Nuernberg Chapter.

FLOWER SHOW AND PARADE PLANS ARE MADE   W.5.C.8. to Sponscr Flower Show

HARLAN COUNTY MINERS STRIKE   Meat Shortage Sets Off Walkout of 125 Men at Louelien

Soviet Dispatch Written from Paris Draws That: Interpretation of Byrnes’ Proposals for 4-Power Pact

U.S. Ship Sinks After Collision   Shipping Circles Await Full Report Of Disaster West Of English Channel   SHIP WAS ON WAY TO EUROPE

Says Stettinius Resigned as U.N. Delegate   Resents Minor Role Assigned Him in Deliberations

MORGAN’S OUSTER IS - SUSPENDED ‘FOR TIME   Action Taken By UNRRA Te Fermit Britisher To Make Appeal To Directer Lehman

Morgan May Appeal Case, UNRRA Reports   Ousting of Chief Suspended To Discuss issues Over Jews

Marifime Strike Is Developing   CIO and AFL Merchant Marine Officers Throw Up Picket Lines

NEW MARITIME . STRIKE AS WAGE DISPUTE FAILS      Hopes For Prouipt Settlement Of Dispute Faded Sharply

New Ship Strike Called as Wage  Discussion Fail:   Pickets Out; AFL and CIO Reject U.S. Piea to Stay on Jobs

Ickes and Bricker Tangle in Heated Word War in Ohio Senatorial Election

fail In Attempt To Override Veto   House Supports Truman in Turning Down the Case Bill  i   "BY A VOTE OF 255-135   esident Rejects Labor ,. Dispute Measure in Spe cial Message -

LISTS REASONS FOR VETO  IN A AAA WADT MFCCAGE  400 tet VY VIVA PV iLDWIMVL

—TRUMAN’S CASE BILL VETO—  4,500 Word Message  On Action Sent House.   Declares Measure ‘Strikes At Symptoms And Ienores Underlying Causes’

Congress Act Seen Inciting Worker Strife   Proposal Ignores Stoppage Causes, President Asserts

President Says Measure Would Promote Industry Strife, Ignores Underlyino Causes.

President Desires Legislation Which Touches “Underlying Causes’ of Strikes Rather Than ‘Symptoms’

SMALL MARGIN OF 5 BALLOTS KILLS MEASURE   Truman Decides Against Case Bill in Special Message to Congress

President Gives Five Main Points   Message to Congress Says Bill Hits at Symptoms, Ignores Causes   Uses 4,500 Words   Report Says Bill Is Piecemeal in Nature of Effectiveness

Measure Rejected Following Message   Move To Override Objection Fails of Goal by Five Votes

The President Urges Adoption of His Emergency Strike Control Plan.

President’s Veto Uphelc By House   Close Vote Recorded ---In Special Message Truman Gives Five Reasons for Action

EFFORT TO OVERRIDE ACT FAILS   Would Promote [71 Ss Strife Rather _ +  Than P-avant —~.

Vote Margin Is Scanty   Backers Five Votes Shor? Of Two-Thirds Majority; President Explains Veto

Claims Measure Isnores Causes Of Labor Trouble   Can’t Force Men Work For Private Employer In Peacetime, He . Asserts

FOES OF BILL GAIN VICTORY IN SHOWDOWN   HOUSE ACTION KILLS CONTROVERSIAL BILL FOLLOWING —----_ VETO MESSAGE BY ____  TRUMAN

Truman Calls Measure  pres nae oy x LL... i Menace to Labor Riqnts

Truman Asserts Proposal Would Promote, Not Curb, Labor Strife   President Cites Five Reasons: For Turning. a ‘Down:-Proposal; House Vote of 255 to135..: Is Five Short of Requiréd Two-Thirds:Margin:

SUSTAINS VETO AFTER HEARING TRUMAN PLEA   Told It Would Not Halt Strikes

TRUMAN VETO SUSTAINED BY: 255-135 VOTE   Two - Thirds } Majority Required to Over‘ride Unobtainable

‘Vote is Five Short of Majority, 135 to 255; Compulsion Clause In ‘Peace-Time Democracy’ Hit

Case Formula Not Answer, He Says   .4rumanSays Measure Would Promote  Rather Than Prevent Strife

Truman Said Plan Would Promote Strife   Renews Appeal for Emergency Law to Restrict Strikes

Attempt to Override in  House Fails   Message to Congress, of 4,500 Words. Says Act Would Completely Fail To Prevent Stoppages

House Upholds Chief’s Action   Truman Says Men Cannot Be Forced to Work for Private Employer; Strikes at Symptoms

Bowles’ Protest Brings  Results   Strong Message Is Sent To House By President

Strikes Can’t Be Banned: By Decree in Peacetime,. President’s Messave Says

President Sends Message Setting Out His Reasons for Being Opposed to Much Disputed Bill.   ACTION TODAY KILLS MEASURE FOR PRESENT

Claims Bill — Would Promote Labor Strife   Supporters Doubt Overriding Veto

Employes Must Not Be Under ‘Compulsion   Bill Approaches Problem on Piecemeal Basis, Says President’s Message to House

HOUSE BACKS PRESIDENT BY VOTES EDGE   Veto Message Says: Measure Would Cause. More ane Labor Strife...

Thinks Bill Would Stir New Strife   House Vote Is Expected, Doubt Over-Ride Coming

President Vetoes Case Bill Holding It Hits at Symptoms Ignores Underlying Causes   Declares Strikes Against Private Employers Cannot Be Ended by Legislative Decree; Renews His Plea for Emergency Control

Asks Better Study Of PermanentLaw:Ferms Vieasure “False Start?   President Favors Responsibility Of Unions In Meeting Contract Terms; Plugs Own Program

In 5,000 Word Message Concludes Bill Does Not Meet Standards Of Labor-Management Equalthy.   HOUSE WILL VOTE ON VETO MESSAGE

MEASURE PROVIDING FOR STRIKE CONTROL KILLED BY ACTION   PRESIDENT GIVES FIVE MAJOR REASONS FOR NOT APPROVING LAW

President Gives Five Reasons For His Disapproval   Truman Couples Action With Renewed Plea For Emergency Strike Plan

Would Promote Labor Strife  Traman Claims   Declares “Meu Cannot Bo Forced to Work For Private Employer Une der Campulsien”’   Useless In Past Cases. He Contencs   Strikes Against Private Env ployers Cannot Be Ended By Legislative Deerce, Nation's Chief Clupne

Special  Message Presents Reasons   President Asserts Men Cannot Be Made To Work   BULLETIN

OVERRIDE ATTEMPT {5 FAILURE   Truman Yetoes Measure Because Of Its Weakness

255, Just Short Of Tw thirds Majority, Ballot T Override President   Backers Indicate They Il Try Agai   Chief Executive Gives Fin Reasons For Disapproy: ing Legislation

Chief Executive Renews Plea For Own Plan   Holds ‘Piecemeal Law’ Would Not Help Solve Nation’s Labor Trouble

Declares Bill Would Compel Men To Work For Employer   Renews Plea For Own Strike Control Plan In Lengthy Statement

House Upholds HST’s Veto Of Case Measure   Vote 5 Short Of Total Needed To Override Action

Action Kills Strike Curbs  For Present   President Charged Act Forced Men to Work For Private Employers

Temoperatures   President Hold: Measure Would  ‘Promote Strife’   Chief Executive Uses Message to Ask for Passage of Own Emergency Measure; House Falls 5 Votes Short of Overriding Veto

Truman Vetoes Case Labor Bil As Ineffective  President Says Men Can't Be Made To Work In Democracy

President Says Case Measure Would Compel Men To Work For Private Employers “In A  Peace-Time Democracy”: Pleads For Plan

Bill Ignores Underlying Cause of Labor Disputes, President’s Message Says

President Truman Vetoes Case Labor Disputes Bill In Message To Conaress   Says Men Cannot Be Forced In Peacetime Democracy To Work Under Compulsion

Uphold Case © Veto.      House Vote Five Short Of Two-Thirds Neces sary to Override; Tru man Lists Objections

President Declares Bill Hits at Symptoms And Ignores Underlying Causes of Strikes

CONGRESS GETS A 4,500 - WORD VETO MESSAGE   President Says Bill “Strikes At Symptons And Ignores Underlying Cause;” Gives Several Reasons For Action.

Truman Claims Measure Would Promote Strife   Effort To Over-Ride President Short of Two-Thirds Margin

House Fails To Override The President   255 to 135 Vote Immediately Follows Reading of Message

CASE LABOR BILL GIVEN TRUMAN VETO   President Says Measure Would Compel Men To Work for Employers

Renews Plea For Passage Of Own Anti-Strike Plan CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Declares Measure Would Compel Men To Work For Private Employers “In A Peace-Time Democracy”

Anti-Strike Act Fails by Close Vote   President Appeals for Passage of Own Labor Bill

House Vote Expected Soon; Veto Probably Will Be Supported   Quotes From Truman’s Stand on Case Bill

RENEWS PLEA FOR OWN STRIKE CONTROL BILL   House to Vote First on Vetoed Legislation by President

Truman Vetoes Disputed Case Strike-Control Bill ~ As Short of Requirement

Case Labor Bill Killed Temporarily; Vote Falls Five Short of Number Needed To Override And Keep Measure Alive for Senate

House Lacks 5 Votes To Beat Executive Act   Backers May Attempt To Make Bill Rider  On New Leaiclation

TELLS CONGRESS MEASURE WON'T HALT INFLATION  TAKES ACTION URGED BY BOWLES WHO Quit  far PRRATLCAaAT AL

Says Measure Fails to Hit Strike Cause   Truman Renews Plea For Own Emergency Plan

President In _ Message Talls About Action   CONGRESS HEARS CHIEF EXECUTIVE STATE REASONS

Says Bill Strikes At Symptoms And Ignores  The Underlying Causes

Backers Short Five Votes To Override   Measure May Be Put On Emergency Bill as Amendment

It Would Force. Men to Work for Private Operator   Not Possible in PeaceTime Democracy

TRUMAN SAYS ACT BRINGS FORCED LABOR   Solons Vote 135 to Sustain and 255 to Override the President — Measure Now hilled at Least Temporarily.

Five-Vote Margin In  The House   President Truman Avers Measure Would Promote Strife

Renews Plea For Passage  Of Own Plan   Says Bill Strikes At Symptoms, Ignores Underlying Causes  Of Work Stoppages

‘Proponents  Lack 5 Votes to  ‘Override Ban   President Says Measure Would Add to Not Lessen Trouble

Measure Hits Symptoms And lenores Causes, President Says   *Men Cannot Be Forced to Work for Private Employer’

‘Truman Vetoes Case Bill; Says It Would Promote Industrial Strife

Case Measure Ignores Causes, Says President   Holds Strikes Against Private Employers Beyond Legislation

Turns Thumbs Down On Labo Legislation   Message Ends Feverish Week In Washinaton

TRUMAN CHARGES MEASURE WOULD PROMOTE STRIFE   Says Bill Strikes at Symptoms, igneres Causes of Work Stennaces>

260 Votes In Favor of Measure   Truman Sends Long Veto Message, Explaining  Reasons for Action

Lack Two-Thirds Majority Needed to Make Act Law   Vote Follows Message to Congress by President Explaining His Veto Move

BACKERS FAIL IN EFFORT 10 PASS MEASURE   Attempt to Override President Short of Two-Thirds Needed

Truman Cites Five Reasons For Action   Need Of Increased Production Stressed In Long Message

eTRUMAN TELLS CONGRESS LAW NOT PRACTICAL   Message States Bill Does Not Meet Standards; — Asks Other Action 

Asks for Action on Own Plan   Declares Case Measure Would Force Men to Work in Peacetime

Bill to Promote, Not Prevent Strife, States President Today; U. S. Leaders Give Comment.  OVERRIDE ACTION TO BE ARRANGED

Urges Adoption Of His Emergency Program To  Ban Anti-U.S. Strikes   House To Vote Immediately On Veto Message But Backers Of Bill Doubt That They Have Sufficient Strength To Override.

BIG FOUR MAP TREATY HEARING   Foreign Ministers Wind Up Peace Meeting In New York Todav

Satellites Will Sign Peace  Pacts in Paris   Big Four Powers Agree io Hold Ceremony Feb. 10

Will Hear Small Nations Jan. 14 On German Pact   Deputies to Get Views Prior to Moscow ‘Meeting

SMALL NATION SFTINLONDON   German Peace Talk Scheduled There On Jan. 14

German Treaty Set for London   Commission to Hear Small  Nation Views on Peace Bact an Ian 14

Big Powers Are Ready to Hear Small Nations   Byrnes Proposal Or Keeping Germany Disarmed To Be Aired

PEACE TREATY HEARINGS SET   Small Nations Are Granted Voice on German Pact Beginning Jan. 14

Big Four Council Moves to London   Will Settle German  Peace In Moscow

FORTUNE - HOAX — FOOLS STUDENT   Veteran Now Puts Blame 01 Prankster About Unole’'e Daath

MARKET PRICES FOR LIVESTOCK ~ VARIED TODAY   Depended Largely on Ability of the Trade to Absorb Jammed Terminals.   EMBARGO CONTINUES      Especially Where Stock Cars Were Inadequate to Carry . off Purchases.

CUTTER LOSES RACE TO SAVE SEAMAN   Engine Room Blast Victin Dies Midway in Trip

Seaman Dies From Tanker Explosion   Blast in Engine Room Mangles Sailor's Lea

Secretary of County  edical zal Grou ies  Medic roup Di li, fF 5"

Bargaining To Continue. Union Says  Strike To Be Callec When All Avenues Of Negotiations Fail

Phone Workers Set-Up Method For Full Strike   Union Making Efforts tc Settle Issues in Question

Phone Group Sets Up Final Strike Plans   Will Be Set In Motion When All Negotiations Fail

All Efforts to End Dispute to Be Made: Strike Planned If Negotiations Closed

FIFTY AFFILIATED UNIONS AUTHORIZE CALL FOR PAY RAISE   National Federation Ta Exhaust Negotiation Avenues Before A  Call Is Made

No Date Selected For Wire Walkout   Stoppage at Philadeipa Ended After 20 Hours

PHONE STRIKE AUTHORITY IS GIVEN BOARD   Unions Favor Walkout Upon Failure Of   Negotiations

Jurist Firmly  Denies Motion To Halt Trial   Government Counsel Prepares to Put  First Witness on Stand Against L eader af Striking Minearc.

Court Dentes Piea fo Ihrow Case Out, Declares UMW Boss Pleaded Guilty InEffect

DRASTIC ORDER TO HALT POLIC   MINNEAPOLIS CHILDREN UN.  DER 15 ARE BARRED FROM } ALL PUBLIC GATIIERINGS

‘Children Barred From Public Gatherings as  ‘Polio Cases Increase

Surplus Funds Made an Issue in Campaign   Blue and Olmsted Present Views to Voters of lowa

3 Powers Split Reich Shipping   Equivalent of 22 Victory Shins Kent by Germany

Germany may retain one-seventh of fleet  DP wantwudane «af wannnhawt wenn <tT]   Kemainder of merchant marine wil. be divided among three powers

EXPERTS SEEK TO SOLVE JAM OF DISPUTES   Threaten 1.500,000 Workers W in Next Two Weeks In U. &.

Walkout of Trainmen Is Averted   Strike on Frisco Road Calle Oif — Fact Finding Board Appointed

Labor Disputes Threaten to Make 1,500,000 Idle   Government Spurs Efforts At Solution; Conference With GE Today :

‘Federal Labor Experts Speed Up Efforts To Avert Proposed Strikes

STRIKES LIKELY TO IDLE. 1,500,000 EMPLOYES IN NEXT TWO WEEKS PERIOL

fot APEE GAAEMA 4VAN GN FS NEN Threatened.  BELIEVE WALKOUT IS “INEVITABLE”  Fact Finding Panel Working To Settle General Motors Strike

DISPUTES MAY IDLE 1,500,000 IN TWO WEEKS   Conferences Called In Move To Avert Walkout Of 200,000 Electrical Workers

Russia Wants Probe Made In All Of Greece   Gromyko Again Raises Is sue Of British Troops In Country; Cause Of Strife

Red Shift On Greek  Issue   Russia Consents to Border Probe But Ask Inquiry, Cover Whole of Greece

Russia Asks UN Probe Extend "To All Greece   Would Probe Neighboring States Only Along Border Areas.

RUSSIA WANTS U.N. PROBE OF GREEK SET-UP   Soviels Propose Investigation Go Farther Than Conditions — Alonyz Border   PRESENCE OF BRITISH TROOPS AGAIN RAISED

Russia Asks UN To Make Study  Inside Greece   Proposes Extension Of US Plan for Probe Of Border Conditions

 Russians Would Extend Greek Border Probe   Propose UN Delve Into That Nation as Well as BHindare Canditicns

Soviets Propose  Probing  Frontier   Greek Complaints Also Scheduled For Probe

Russia Proposes Study of Greece   Soviets for Going Farther Than Proposal Made by United States   GROMYKO RAISES ISSUE   Shift Is Indicated in Russian Position of 3  Months Ago

Russia Calls on U. N. To Investigate Greece   Gromyko Urges That American Proposal for Frontier Investigation Be Extended To Include Study Of Conditions Throughout the Nation

Russia Expands Idea for Greek Investigation   Gromyko Proposal Would Include Study Of Internal Affairs

Russia Woule Expand Area For Probe   Proposes U. N. Checkup Include All Greece In Addition to Frontier

British Blamed for Greek War   Gromyko Proposes Limiting Balkan Inquiry to Border Areas of Albania, Yugoslavia

RUSSIA WOULD EXTEND PROPOSAL OF UNITED STATES   Por a U.N. Tavestipation of Both Sides of Creek brontier,   TAKE IN ALL OF GHEBCE   Soviet Would Limit He te Three Neighboring Countries,

Russia Asks UN Probe Extend To All Greece   Would Probe. Neighboring States. Daly, Along - Border: ‘Areas. ° :

Russia Wants Widespread Greek Probe   Soviets Would Extend U. S. Program to Include All Greece

Russia Goes  Into Reverse   Soviet Delegate Proposes Probe } of Greece's Complaints be Limited tn BRaradave

Convicted Of Illicit Trading   Meterologist Found Guilty On Charges of Tradine With Germans

Hwaiyin faken As Chinese Army Opens New Drive  All-Out Offensive Agains Communists Seen To End Civil War

CHINESE TROOPS IKE RAY   All-Out Offensive Against Reds In North Seen By Observers...

Sailor’s Family Awaiting News   Smiths of Asheville Await Reports of Sailor Who Killed Shipmates

SELF DEFENSE IS RED CLAIM   Chinese Communists Say U. S$. Marines Raided Town; Protest Filed

Chinese Plead Self-Defense  Acknowledge Battle With Marine Patrol

Warning Is Voiced hy Chinese Reds  Communists Admit Fighting Marines

China Communist Agencies Acmit Fighting Marines   Plead Scif Defense While Americans Claim Ambush

Communists Admit Attack On Marines   Claim American Troops Raided Chinese Town

Marine Raid Preceded Ambush, Clain   Communists Say Leathernecks Fight For Nationalists

Noe, Cawthorn And Burton Arraigned In Federal Court   Trio Face Charges Of Jury Tampering In Tax Trials

Morgan Denies Resigning As UNRRA Chief      Reported Washington Requested He Quit

HE LIKES ‘EM   Byrnes Sticks Up For “Brass Hats’, Striped Pants Boys”

Halting Wires Sketch Story Of Cataclysm   Scenes Of Tragedy A: Quake Rocks Japan, Ti dal Wave Rolls In

Town Smashed Six Times By Huge Wave   Only Destroyed Homes Remained After Tidal Wave Withdrew

Town Smashed Six Times By Huge Wave  mia Ractrauvad Mamac   Only Destroyed Homes Remained After Tidal Wave Withdrew

‘NOTHING BUT WHIMPERING PEOPLE Jap City of Kainan Wiped 'Out by ‘Quake, Tidal Waves   Quake and Tidal Wave Ravages Huae Jap Area

GET TO SCENE OF GREAT FARTHOUAKE   WALLS OF WATER SWIRL INTO JAP TOWNS IN WAKE OF EARTHQUAKE; SURVIVORS FLEEING FOR SAFETY

6 Waves Smash Tiny Jap City   Wall of Water 10 Feet High Follow Quake at Sea

Wave Wipes Out Tiny Jap City      Six Times The Ocean Smashed At City Of Kainan. —

TOO EARLY TO DRAW FULL CONCLUSIONS   Forrestal Says Heavily Built And  Armored Ships Are Diffitnlt Ta Sink

U.S. Supreme Court Splits in First  Decision of Term  Tribunal Also Upholds Conviction of Six On Mann Act Charges

Court Splits On First Case Of New Term   Jackson Returns After Year At Nuernberg

DANIELS DEPLNES   Former Secretary Terme Aet _ Planned Over Greece hie Enenary”?

Texas Health Leaders Fight Dread Malady   Precautions Taken At San Antonio and Corpus Christi to Prevent Spread

Strange Disease Hits in Texas  eo Antawn Carnuse Christi Act to Halt Polio-Like Sickness

Two Texas Cities Battle Strange Polio-Like Malady; 4 Already Dead   Schools, Churches, Theaters And Clubs Closed Ir San Antonio And Corpus Christi; Plan Widespread Use Of DDT To Kill Insects

Strange Disease Kills Four Texans; Others Stricken  Fight To Check  Enidemic Snread

lexas Battling Strange Sickness  Drastic Steps Taken After Four Succumb

POLIO-LIK: DISEASE 18 SPREADING   Schools Closed, Trattic Halted As Precautions

DRASTIC MOVES MADE IN EFFORT TO NIP EPIDEMIC   Four Dead In San Antonio; Corpus Christi Area Also Affected; May Be Some Form Of Polio.

Corpus Christi, Santone Close Public Schools   Public Gatherings Banned; War On tnearte Started

‘hey Live, Love And Labor ....  Life Goes On In hacia Palestine Despite Sound And Fury Of Old Dispute

Problems of People Living in Palestine Overshadowed by ‘Political-Racial Miseries

BENEATH PALESTINE’S OUTWARD POLITICAL-RACIAL MISERIES ARE LIFE. LOVE. LABOR AND MUSIC

— ROUNDUP — Gunman, Detective Wounded  Passante Shot’ —   Passante Shot: Three Times in  Two-Block Fight By Edward B. Sabine

Dwight Trezise Dies at Madison   Former Ironwood Man Dies at 41]

ClO Head Says Members Must Ratify Results   Walkout Has Practically  fsolated New York : City From Nation

REPORTS STRIKE AT WESTERN UNION INN. ¥. SETTLED   Justice Declares Agreement Has Been Reached—C. 1. O. Says It Is Subject. to Ratification.   PICKETING TO GO ON UNTIL VOTE IS TAKEN   Employes Who Have Been Out Since January 8 Scheduled to Ballot on Accepianece Today.

Western Union And C10 Workers Reach Agreement   Ratification by Union To day Will Settle New York Strike

WESTERN UNION STRIKE IN NEW YORK SETTLED   Agreement Subject To Ratification By Union Members

SETTLEMENT IS REPORTED IN WU STRIKE   Only Ratification By Union Needed To End Walkout

Western 'Inion Walkout Over, Justice Says   Union Declares However, Agreement Must First Re Patifiad

Western Union Strike Setiled, Judge Asserts   But Arbitration Plan Subject to Ratification By Members of Union

WESTERN HINION DEADLOCK ENDS   Month - Old Telegraphic Tieup In New York Area Ironed Out

W.U. Strike Is Near Settlement  Firm Accepts Terms; Strikers To Vote

Schwellenbach In Plea For Broader  Social Security   Tells Congress It Can Help Stabilize Economy by Assuring Continued Purchasing Power, Jobs.

FAVORS EXPANDED ~ SOCIAL SECURITY   Would Aid U. 5. Economy, Schwellenbach Save

FAVORS BROADER SOCIAL PROGRAM   Schwellenbach Urges More Comprehensive Social Security Program To Stabilize Economy.

Schwellenbach Ih Plea For Broader Social Security ©   Tells. Congress It Can Help Stabilize Economy-by Assuring Contin: ied td Pilrchasing Power,

Ran Into Street Near Home To Retrieve Cap   Melvin Busche, Driver Not Held: Funeral Set For Tuesday

Ran Into Street        Retrieve Cap      Melvin Busche, Dri ver Not Held: Funeral. Se - For Tuesday ;

Rev. John Taylor Critically Ill   Confined to Hospital At New Castle, Pa.

Lewis Hits Slaughter’ In Mines  Calls Medical Se es   Calls Medical  fees ‘Extortion’; Says Union Has ah Two Demands

Operators and Union Begin — Closed Session   UMW Chief Says 40-Hour Plea Would Turn Clock Backward

Face-To-Face Bargaining  Near At Hand   Leader Declares Miner: Are Making Only  Two Demands,  Rest Suggestions.

LEWIS AGAIN DEMANDS HALT TO SLAUCHTER      Goal Wage Negotiators Plan Te Begin Fact-' ‘To-Face Bargaining -

“Slaughter,” “Extortion” Are Terms Used By Head of UMW,   SECURITY TERMS DECLARED WANTED   Check of Wildeat Strikes Is Being Requested By Operators.

UMW LEADER AGAIN READS INDICTMENT   Asks Operators What They Want, “Peace or War”

OFFICIAL MEETINGS BEGIN THIS AFTERNOON; WILL TRY. REACH AGREEMENT REGAI By GERMANY a8

BIG 4 COUNCIL MEETS AGAIN IN TREATY DEBATE   Byrnes Confers Privately With Foreign Envovs

Big Four to Meet Today In New York   Byrnes Holds Separaie ¥ri vate Conferences With  Bevin and Molotov

Preliminary Conferences Are Held In Advance Of Formal Session !n New York

Big Four In Peace Talks   Byrnes Hold Private Conferences With Foreign Ministers

Byrnes, Ministers Confer   Hold Private Totks Before  first New York  Meeting Todey

BYRNES, BEVIN PLAN MEETING ON PALESTINE   Will Discuss Problem During N. Y. Sessions of Big 4 Ministers   SET PARLEY ON REICH   Merger of Their Zones in Germany Will Be Aired Next Week

FBI To Probe ‘False’ Claims  For Subsidies   New System Will Not Reduce Total Amount of Stock Killed

Meat Packers Deny Charge of ‘Strike’   LaGuardia Threatens to Quit UNRRA in Case of Fund Failure

Wartime Slaughter Controls Will Be Restored Soon  Government Attempt: To Curb Black Market in Meat

MEAT PACKERS FACE PROBE IN SUBSIDY CLAIN   Attorney General Orders FB To Investigate Prices Paid For Cattle

OPA RESTORES QUOTA SYSTEM FOR SLAUGHTER   FBI Will Investigate False Claims for Government Subsidies

Program For Meat  Control   Move to Curb Black Markets; Also to Provide Better Distribution

Packers Facing Subsidies Frauds  Attorney General Ask: FBI to Investigate

GOV'T MOVES 10 WIPE OUT BLACK MARTS IN MEAT  DESIGN SLAUGHTER  QUOTA SYSTEM FOR FAIR DISTRIBUTION

SLAUGHTERING PLANS FOR WAR TO BE RENEWED   Reports That Packers Have Been Falsifying Subsidy Claims Looked Into

Wartime Slaughter Controls Go On In Hope of Curbing Black Market

U §. TO INVOKE MEAT CONTROL   Wartime Quota System To Be Restored To Fight Off Black Market.

"TO A WAR: BASIS   OPA and Agriculture Department to Restore Cattle Quota Plan   A BLACK MARKET CURB

NO RESTRICTION ON PRODUCTION   Retter Distribution Of Meat Supply Sought  = * *

Curb Meat Sales Again   War-Time Controls On Slaughtering Re. sumed in Effort to Curb Black: Market

U.S. Will Restore Slaughter Rules  In Meat Industry   Maneuver Would Hal Black Market Acts; Retailers to Feel Shortage

New Attempt To Curb Meat Black Market   Use Quota System To Secure Better Distribution Of Present Supply.  RESTORE WAR PLAN

Wartime Slaughter Quota System To Be Restored  OPA and Agriculture Dept. Plan

Quota Plan Will Be Put Into Effect   New Move For Better Meat Distribution And Black Market Curb.

OPAtoSetUp Quota System ForPackers   Government Moves to Curb Black Markets

FBI To Probe Meat Packers   Attorney General Orders Investigations Of Reports Of Fraud.

FBI Will Quiz Meat Packers   Frauds in Subsidies Objective of Probe

TERING RULES RESTORATION DUE:T0 BLACK MARKET—OPA  QUOTA SYSTEM TO BE PUT INTO EFFECT TO.

Controls Over Slaughtering To Be Restored  OPA: Moves toAid .. Packers to Obtain are Livectac

Move Taken To Stop Black Meat Market   Quota System Will Provide For Better Distribution Of Supply

REVIVES QUOTA SLAUGHTER; FBI STARTS PROBE   Fraud in Subsidies Brings Order for Investigation

SLAUGHTERING RULES RESTORATION DUE TO BLACK MARKET—OPA      QUOTA SYSTEM TO BE PUT INTO EFFECT TO STOP ILLEGAL SALES

Dual War on Black Mart   U.S. to Impose Cattle Slaughter Controls and Probe Subsidy Frauds

MAPS QUOTAS. PLAN TO HELP QSTRIBUTION   Will Put More Livestock in Hands. of Established Packer Plants.

Government is Set To Control Slaughfering   FBI Is Directed To Investigate Subsidy Frauds

U.S. 10 ACT IN MOVE TO EASE MEAT PROBLEM   Wartime Slaughter Controls To Be Answer To Racketeers

Atforney General Orders FBI Check Meat Industry   Attempts to Defraud US Made by Some Packers, Reports Say

More Wartime Meat Controls To Be Restored   Slanghtering Quota System To Provide Better Distribution of Meats; FBI Probe Ordered

Government is Sef To Control Slaughtering  FBI Is Directed To Investigate Cuhe:dy Fraude 

Order To Reduce Activity of Some Operators, View   Move To Curb Black Market, Secure More Stock, Distribution

Social Security Cancels Hearing On State Service   Governor Terms Action in Washington as — ‘Squeeze Play’

STATE WINS ROUND ON JOB SERVICE   U. S. CANCELS HEARING TO INVESTIGATE OPERATIONS IN MISSOURL

Parcel Post Embargo Is Ordered   General Motors And Chrysler To Shut Plants Next Week

Limit Parcel Post Shipments   Parcels, Weighing Over 11 Pounds, With Some Exceptions Barred

On Shipments That Weigh More Than 11 Pounds; There are Some Exceptions

Slap Embargo On Parcel Post Above 11 Lbs.   Effective Tonight As Result of Coal Strike, Rail Service

EMBARGO ON PARCEL POST SHIPMENTS 15 ORDERED ON FRIDAY  PACKAGES WEIGHING   PACKAGES WEIGHING MORE THAN 11 POUNDS NOT TO BE SHIPPED

Parcel Post Feels Effects of Strike in Embargo Today   Order, Effective at Midnight, Cuts Size of Mailable Parcels

Restrictions On Parcel Post Is Forced by Strike   Ban Clamped on Large Shipments as Result Of Curbed Rail Service

Steam-Powered Railroads « Cutting Freight, Passenger Service of Nation Crippled  by Coal Strike

Parcel . Post Embargo   Post Office Orders Shipments Limited  To 11-Pound Weight During Coal Crisis

Embargo Put On Shipments By Parcel Post   Sending of Packages Weighing More Than 11 Pounds Will Be Barred at Midniacht

LID ON SHIPMENTS   Parcel Post Limited; Plants to Suspend; Railroad Lay-Off

EMBARGO ON PARCEL POST SHIPMENTS 18 ORDERED ON FRIDAY  PACKAGES WEIGHING MORE THAN 11 POUNDS

Slash Parcel Post Shipments   Post Office Department Orders Embargo On Packages Over 11 Pounds.

Parcel Post Size Reduced   Coal Strike Results in Embargo On, Ship men becw More Than 11 Pounds”

Order Embargo On Parcel Post   a eee oe west Packages Over Eleven Pounds are Restricted

Country ~ Clamps Embargo On Parcel Post Shipment:   Movement Of Packages Weighing More Than 11 Pounds Barred With Certain Exceptions; Action Effective At Midnight Taken To Cope With Coal Situation

ORDER EMBARGO ON PARCEL POST   SHIPMENTS LIMITED TO ELEVEN POUNDS, SOME EXCEPTIONS

ClO’S MURRAY SAYS WAGE DEMANDS EYED   Steelworkers To Ask Boosts, Leader Reveals

+rar" eee ee ee a a ee ee eS ee ee ee ee ee  900,000 Steelworkers Seek ‘Healthy. Raise--Murray

STEEL MEN T0 SEEK BOOSTS   Murray Gives Notice To Steel IndustryOf Union Intentions

MURRAY BARES PLANS 10 GAIN HEALTHY’ SUM   Blames Inflation On ‘Greed’ Of Industry, Business; Cites Take Home Cut

Steel Union to Seek ‘Healthy’  Pay Increase   Murray Blames Inflation “On ‘Greed of Industry’

Returns From Two-Thirds Of Precincts In   Williams, Clayton And McHaney Strong Leads

CHARGE ATTEMPT TO KIDNAP TWO   ACCUSED MAN IS SON OF WEALTHY PEORIA BANKER -

{TWO GI'S TRIED TO REPORT RADAR CONTACTS DEC. 7. 1941. BUT COULD NOT CONTACT nericenc

PEARL HARBOR NVESTIGATION NEARING CLOSE    x-Sergeant Testifies He Was Instructed To ‘Forget’ Warning

Tells About Reporting Jap Planes   Was Told by Superior Of ficer at Pearl Harbor to » “Forget About It’’

BREAD RATION  FOR BRITONS   RATIONING ORDERED TO CON. SERVE GRAIN FOR RELIEF IN AMONG EUROPEAN NATIONS

Rock-lsland Rai Workers Vote fo Strike April 1]   Companies Ask ICC for 10% Passenger Fare Increase

Educational Aid Should Continue  Concerns American Program in Germany

LEADERS TALK NEW HOUSING   Silence Greets Attack on President Truman's Sweeping Proaram Chanaes

Housing Men Confer Today 01 Building Plans   Work Out Details of President’s Revamped Program

Fraud Claimed For Truman's Home Program   Long Quits Post In Protest Over Rental Sections

Housing Officials Revamp Program Despite Criticism   Administration Is Challenged to Show Worth of Incentives

HOUSING HEADS G0 INTO HUDDLE   Officials Ignore Storm Avoused by Revamping

New Housing Officials Go Into Huddle   Decline To Take Notice of Storm Raised by  ExDeputy and CIO Head over Revamped Program.

HOUSING HEADS IGNORE STORM   Huddle On To Work Out New Building Program

NEW HOUSING DETAILS ARE UNDER STUDY   Top Officials Decline to Take Notice of Storm Of Controversy Over  Late Developments   CRITICISMS IGNORED:

—PROGRAM. CHALLENGED.’ Top Officials Chart © New Housing Details

Housing Leaders Go Into Huddle On New Program   Officials Ignore Storm Of Controversy Over Revamped Building Plan

Housing Chiefs To Continue Program Despite Criticism   Number of Veterans’ Homes Curtailed by Truman's Order

Top Housing Officials Mum   Former Deputy to Wyatt and ClO Blast New Program

Housing Chiefs. Remain Mum On New Criticisms   Meeting Held To Work Out Details OFA’ New Plan.

Housing Heads Silent In Face Fresh Blasts   Creedon and Foley Unper turbed By Criticism Former Deputy Housing Administrator

Called Politically Expedient Fraud  Stormy Controversy Is Aroused By Relaxins Of Housings Control

New Officials Remain Silent... .  Storm Gathers Over Truman’s Housing Policy

“Incentives” Branded Fraud On Gis GI's  Housing Officials ignore Storm of cantroversy, Eegin Work On Details

Top Housing Officials Go Into Huddle Over Building Program Of Truman Today

HOUSING PLAN HIT, PRAISED   New Officials Decline To Take Notice Of Controvcrsy

\azi Submen  Told To Kull   Commanders Rebuked For Showing Merey

PORTER SUPPORTS PRICE CONTROLS   Says Inflation Danger Will Poce Within Year

Hold The Line For One Year,  Porter Pleads   Danger Of Crippling Inflation Will Be Over By Then. He Says

OPA Chief Says Danger of Crippling Inflation Will Be Over if Price Lines Are Held for One More Year

PORTER URGES CONGRESS NOT TO WEAKEN OPA   Says Inflation Danger Will Be Over Soon, if Line Holds

Teen-age Gang     20 Young Criminals  Including 4 Girls Caught By Police

“CHARGE GANG OF "TEEN-AGERS — STAGED 200 DENVER THEFTS   POLICE HAVE PICKED UP TWENTY MEMBERS OF YOUTHFUL GANG OF CRIADNALS

Plymouth County  Democrats Meet  At Court House — Retain  Officers  To Head Organization

Plymouth County Democrats Meet At Court House —  Retain Officers To Head Organization For Next Campaign

Yugoslavia Balks On Border Ruling  Will Not Sign Treaty, Remove Troops, Says

Foreign Ministers Adopt  ‘Franch  ine’ at Paris,  a te re  But Tito’s Envoy Balks

‘French Line’ Is Adopted   American Proposal Would Bar Yugoslavia From Reparations If She Persists

Yugoslavia Defies _ Conference Ruling   Announces She Will.Not Sign Treaty Nor Remove Troops From Disputed Area; — Vote To Bar Her Reparations

Gives Notice She ll Not Sign Treaty   Is Barred From Sharing in Italian Benefits

Peace Parley Body Adopts ‘French Line’ For Frontier   Slav Delegate Says Nation Won't Sign Italian Peace Pact

Tito Regime Faces Less Of Benefits   Ttaly-Yugo Border And Trieste Issue Sopptect Be Minicter

Draw Frontier For Italy But Slavs Object   “Yugoslavia Declares She Will Neither Sign Or _ Withdraw Troons.

Conference Tempers Rise Over Trieste   Vote 11 to 8 to Insert Proposal to Keep Slavs From Benefits as Long as Present Stand Persists

TEMPERS RISE OVER TRIESTE ZONE DISPUTE   YAGOSLAVS BARRED FROM COLLECTING REPARATIONS

‘French Line’ As Italy-Yugoslav ~ Frontier Voted =   Yugoslavia Defiantly Refuses to Withdraw Troops or Sion Treate

Slavs Oppose Frontier Fixed With Italy   Say They Won’t Withdraw Troops From Disputed Area

Conference Approves  Frontier   Yugoslavs Will  Not Sign Italian Treaty Nor Remove Troops From Area

‘Excellent’  ~ Weather Due   Partly Cloudy and Cool Is  Forecast for Labor rt.

Ox Fibre Operations To Resume Monday   Frederick Plant to - Reopen Monday Under Truce Agreement

Pope Charges Persecution In Ruthenia   Alleges Efforts Made by Russians To Proselvte

PONTIFF CHARGES ~ RED PERSECUTION   Churehmen in Ruthenia Victims of Preceiuire

Pontiff Charges Red Pressure on Ruthenia Clergy   Says Patriarch Has Urged Faithful to Desert Church Gf Rome

STATE POLICE ARE ON ALERT WITHIN EASY REACH IN CASE -OF THREAT OF DISTURBANCE

Court Limits Pickets to 10   State Policemen Ordered Into Area at  Sheriff's Request

Union Officials To Meet In Chicago Friday; Plan Action After Gov't Seizure

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Lewis’ Demands   Iranian Anneal

Gls in Arkansas Push Vote Battle   Veterans Organize to End Machine Rule In Several Counties

Dissident Army Veterans in Arkansas To Fight 26-Year Rule of Politician

Shipments Swamp ULS. Stockyards; Prices Take a Dip   New Highs Reported In Cattle and Hog Receipts; Most Retail Prices Holding Firm

Lower Prices In Contrast To Near-Record Highs Paid Monday   States Clamping — On Rent Controls   Auto Men Plan To Hold Line; Meat In West Up 30 Per Cent

Hog Prices Drop; Cattle Payments Reach New High  Record High Payments Beda. Slonndamwe Benner   Record High Payments Halt; Shortage Areas Fail to Reflect Surplas

Receipts of Cattle at 6 Months High   Price Changes Have Not Yet Affected Retail  Prices

Cattle, Hog Shipments Flood Yards   Record High Price of $22.50 Paid in Chicago

At Chicago, Cattle Price Sets Record   Stocks Cool Off; Retail Prices Still in Check For Greater Part.

Cattle, Hog Prices Take Sharp Drop   Near-Record Highs Paid Yesterday

Cattle, Hog Prices Drop Sharply; Yards Swamped   Flood of Shipments Brings Prices Down Today After Near-Record Highs Were Paid On First Day of Free Trading Over Nation

STOCK MARKE] DROPS AFTER RECORD DAY   Prices Of Cattle And Hogs Fall Sharply   AUTO DEALERS   To Maintain Ceilings For Present; Most Merchants Cooperate

Compromise Offer On Profit Plan May ~ Give OPA New Life   Quotations On Hogs Drop As Rees ord Shipments Flood Stock Markets

‘Eastern Buyers Push Live Cattle 'To $22.50 Top: Swine Prices Slip

Cattle Prices at All-Time High: Markets Floodec   Hog Quotations Slightly Lower Today; Retail Meat Prices Climbing

Yards Filled, Cattle, Hog Prices Drop   Narrow Changes In Stock Market But Grains Stay Strong

Cattle Hit. New High in Chicago   Hog Prices Down After Upsurge but Still Top Old OPA Ceilings

Market Is Swamped by Shipments   Bowles Soys Price Of Meat to Increase Ry 75 Per Cent

Stock Yards Flooded by  Livestock  Attracted By High Prices Resulting From Death of OPA

Livestock Swamps > Markets   Hog Price Breaks Under Influx; Rents Go Up Generally, But Other Prices Hold

BEEF BRINGS $4.50 OVER OPA CEILING   Hogs $2 Under Yesterday’s Figure, but Still Above Old OPA Maximum—ShipmentsGreatest Since January.

ofockyards swamped With Rush of Stock, Chicago Ha:  Record Receipts; General Price Picture Over Nation Is Confused

New Marks Established In Chieago   Heaviest Shipments Since Last January

Record Price Of $22.50 For Cattle Is Paid  Highways Crowdec As Trucks Bring

HOG SHIPMENTS SWAMPED MARKETS   This Was In Answer to Yesterday’s Upsurge In Prices.   This Exceeded the OPA Ceiling of $4.50; Big Cattle ~ Shipment.

Cattle, Hog Prices Drop  Over Nation   Cattle Receipts at Chicago Greatest in Six Months—Hogs $2 Lower Than Monday

Meat, Rent Prices Spiral, Drygoods, Cars Hold the Line   Merchants Keep OFA Prices While Waiting Government Action

Flood of Cattle And Hogs Swamp Nation’s Markets   Livestock Prices Surge Upward in Chicago; Car And Clothing Costs Held

RECORD PRICE FOR CATTLE IN CHICAGO MART   Cattle and Hogs Flooding Into Markets as Ceilings are Again Surpassed   STOCK MARKET COOLS OFF AFTER WAVERING

Record Price 0f$22.50 For Catfle Is Paid   Highways Crowded As Trucks Bring Veritable Deluce

Price Upsurge Draws Flood of Market Cattle   Retailers Hold Line, But Rents Move Up; Senate Blacked

YARDS GLUTTED BY LIVESTOCK   Receipts Swamp Market at Hog Prices Dip

Higher Price Brings Flood Of Livestosk   Nation’s Markets Swamped By Shipments of Cattle And Hogs; Most Stores:  Holding in Line 

WHOLESALE PRICES DROP AS SHIPMENTS INCREASE: SOME RETAIL PRICES Up

One Out of Seven  Vets in Oklahoma Area In On-Job Training or Gettin Schooling

Labor Court To Prove Big Debate Issue    ceemeenenennemmennnl  CONGRESS TO DECIDE QUESTION AT NEW SESSION

DISAGREES UPON NAMING COURTS   Republicans Don’t See Alike On Labor Tribunal Matters

Senate GOP Divided on Labor Courts Question   ' May Become Chief Issue When Industrial Disputes Are Discussed

SENATORS SPLIT ON LABOR COURT   Taft Reports Group Hasn’ Tried To Reach Accord

WOULD RETURN GOVERNMENT TO GERMAN PEOPLE   U.S. Troops to Stay in Germany as Long as Necessary

Central German Government Is Urged in Speech   U.S. To Occupy Area As Long as Needed, State Secretary Says

American Plans Call for Central Governing Board   Nation Must Not Become Pawn of East-West Military Fight, He Says

Peace Delegate, Speaking In Berlin, Outlines American Plans   3 German Leaders Hear His Appeal   Natives Cheer American; Wants Germany To Be Free, He Says

Sees Danger In Making Nafion Military Pawn Of East, West   People Must Take Over Rule Of Their Country

Byrnes Warns Of Fight Over Future Germany   * EAST-WEST DISPUTE ON COUNTRY MUST NOT CONTINUE

Boy, 3, Brought From New Zealand To Have Screw Removed From Lung

Atom Bomb Tests To Begin May 15,  Navy Announces   Aviation Expert, Atom Scientist Clash Over Relative Merits cf Bomb

Navy To Hold Atomic Bomb Tests May:15   Observers Predict Little If Anything Can Be Shown In Blasts

Sen. Vandenberg Chosen to Lead GOP in Senate   Martin Is Placed O Important Patronage Commitee

India Lacks Now the Leaven Of a Great Middle Class, — That Like the Middle Way

fndia, Now Standing on Threshol Of Political Independence, Fails  to Realize Freedom Problem

Major Crimes Decline In New England, Minor Ones ‘Below National Average

HUGE FLOOD DAMACES   Twenty-One Persons Have Lost Lives in Southern States

21 Die In Southern Floods   Thousands Homeless; Property Damage Tremendous

Southern Flood Waters’ Death Tale Reaches 2?   Some Sections Record All-Time High Marks

Floods In South Claim 21 Lives   Property Damage Big; Thousands Homeless

21 Deaths In Flood Waters   South Sees Multi-Million Dollar Property Damage. Thousands Homeless.

REPORT 21 DEAD AS FLOODS SWEEP SOUTHERN STATES   Thousands Driven from Homes; Property. Loss  Deame Intr BA ane

TORRENTIAL RAINS IN SOUTH CAUSE RIVERS TO FLOOD WIDE AREAS IN TENN. ARK. GA.

Floods In Dixie At Highest Peak  Damage Mounts   Heavy Rains Continue, But Worst Is Over; Death Toll Reaches 21

Flood Waters In Southern ° States Bring ath to 22; Property Damage Very:High

21 KNOWN TO BE DEAD AS FLOODS HIT SOUTH   Damage To Property Heavy Thousands Homeless

21 DIE IN RECORD FLOODS   Waters Reach All-Time Highs In Many Sections   TAXI CARRIES SIX TO NEATH IN CREEK

Open Marke! Sought for Farmers   Supporters Will Press Drive in Next Congress

END OF SUBSIDIES FOR FARMERS SEEN   Next Congress, Meeting In Janvary, {s Eapected To Boost RParite Pries

FIGHT SUBSIDES   Next Session of Congress Will Find Fight On For: Higher Parity Prices

American Soldiers Dispell Bad Conduct Reports in Visits to Switzerland

U. S. Soldiers Please the Swiss  a. Fanuinn Gand Will Envoys in Tours Through Switzerland

A-BOMB GROUP SEEKS CONTROLS   Senate Committee Wants Free Domestic Talks

Seek Way to Guard Atomic Secrets Without Barring Control Discussions

‘Committee Seeks To Build Legal Fence Around Atomic Secrets; Not To Bar Talks   Senate Group Working On Draft Of Domestic Control Measure

Solons Tackie A Shortage Atomic Energy Of Flour May Control issue Develop Soon

OPERATORS, UNION REJECT PLAN FOR COAL STRIKE END   Nation’s Industry Soon to Follow Ford Motor Company in Shutdown: As Uncle Sam Fails to Act.

UMW, Owners Unimpressed By Mediation   Union Believes Legislation Will Not Mine Coal

NO PROGRESS IN REACHING AN AGREEMENT   altering U. S. Industry Dealt Heavy New Blows by Continued Shutdown.

1S PLOOMY TODAY   Nation’s Industries Hit by Shortages; Ford to Shut Down Huge Plant; “Brownouts” Ordered.   PROPOSAL MADE TO BOTH PARTIES

Outlook For Settlement Of Coal Strike ‘Gloomy’   Ford Plans Almost Complete Shutdown———Industry Hit Hard

110,000 Ford Workers To Be Idled Tonight; Outlook Holds Gloomy   Administration Makes No New Moves To End Blockade; Miners Warn Legislation Will Not Force Resumption Of Work.

Pickets Again Use Violence, Report   Allis-Chalmers Strikers Put Tight Guard at Gates

Factory Picket Riots Continue   CIO Union in Brawls With Non-Striking Workers

FIGHTING AGAIN AT MILWAUKEE   Strikers Attempt to Bar Work Return Move

NEW VIOLENCE ~INWEST ALLIS   Pickets Battle to Halt Back. ‘To-Work Move

PIGKETS FIGHT TO KEEP MEN OUT OF SHOPS   Rioting Around Allis Plant Grows Worse in Spite of 100 Deputies.

U.S. Soldiers Try To Win German Youth   Association Among Peoples Is  Eneaonraced

Army Calls on Soldiers Renew Efforts to Win German Youth over to Democracy

RAIN IS IN PICTURE   ‘Flora Predicts High Near 75 With Cloudy Skies for Kanaaa

Governor Green Urges Observance of Education Week Starting Noy. 10

WAGE COMPROMISE BILL CONSIDERED   Agreement Reported Near Between Administration and Opponents of 65Cent Minimum.

Compromise  near as wage  bill argued Two propositions being discussed

Whitney Levels Blast At Truman   Trainmen Have “No Respect for President,” He Tells C.1.0. Convention; Resolution for More Wace Boosts Presented to Delegates

Forrid Speech Against Presi. dent Made By Trainmen Union’s Leader

WHITNEY, RAIL UNION LEADER, RAPS TRUMAN   ‘Tells CiO He Has No More Respect for Chief Than Pendergast

GOERING HIMSELF IN OWN’ SECRET PROBE HAD BRANDED STREICHER AS NEW BAITER, SADIST AND AS THIEF

U. §. Secretary Charges Moletoy With Attempting to Dictate to Peace Conference. Russian Denics the Charge

Truman-Backed Candidate Leadins   Russia Forced To Yield in Dispute on Peace Vote Rule

Byrnes Charges Molotov with big 4 Dictation   Yugoslav Move Might Lead to Soviet Bloc Leaving Conference; Spaak Urges Accord

BRITISH VOTING PLAN ADOPTED BY CONFERENCE   Simple Majority Decisions To Go Before Min isters Council   ACTION IS CLIMAX TO BITTER DEBATE

Council Is for Simple Maioritv Rule   Decision Climaxes Bitter Tiff of Byrnes and Molotov

BRITISH VOTING PLAN FOR PEACE PARLEY APPROVED   Rules Committee Decides to Permit Simple Majority Decisions to Be Laid Before Big 4.   VICTORY FOR WESTERN ALLIES OVER RUSSIA   Action Follows Debate ir Which Byrnes Accuses Molotoy of Trying to Dictate to Conference.

Molotov Retorts That Byrnes Speech Was “Violent and Perhaps Bellicose;” Denies Byrnes Charge.

MAJORITY POINTS . ~ GO TO. MINISTERS   ‘Byrnes Accuses Molotov Of 7'rying To Dic. tate To Peace Conference in Ritter Debates

British Vote Amendment Adopted 14 - 6   Permits Majority Deci sion to go Before the Big 4

See. Byrnes And Molotov Clash Sharply  Secretary Charges Effort To Dictate TP Dheee WH atte we.

U.S., Russia Clash Head-On In Hot Debate   Sec. Byrnes Charges Molotov Attempts to Dictate to Conference

BRITISH PLAN FOR MAJORITY VOTE ADOPTED   Bitter Clash Between _ Byrnes and Molotov Marks Debate

PEACE VOTING VICTORY WON FROM SOVIETS   Byrnes Charges Russia Trying To Dictate To Paris Parley

SLAVIG NATIONS LOSE AT PARIS   Vote Procedure Brings Ritter Debate: Byrnes And Molotov Tangle

Delegates Decide On Voting Rules  Western Allies Win Over Slavic Bloc

U.S. Clashes With Soviets On Procedure   Clear-Cut Victory for the Western Allies is An. nounced at Conference

Alaska Notes Dwindling Food Stocks   Cannery Workers Blockade Ships; Storms Hit Fish Boats

Bilbo Brands Charges as Lies, Hallucinations   Denies All Wrong-Doing In Man’s Effort To Get Druq Permit

Bilbo Denies Asking Gifts; Says Charges Work OfReds Seeking To Blacken Name

British Troops Making Roundup   Thousands Of British Troops In Methodical Comb-Out At Tel Aviv

CURFEW: 1S* IMPOSED IN PALESTINE CITY   British Seek Perpetrators Of King David Hotel Tragedy

OPEN DEFIANCE OF OVERNMENT INCREASES IDLE   Trend Shows Rank and File Will Stick by Lewis in Controversy   OVER 87,000 QUIT. WORK   West Virginia, Illinois Lead Eight States in Number Remaining Away ~

87,000 MINERS SPURN U.S. PLEA AND LEAVE JOBS   Preview Strikes Hit Fields Over Bioht Sintes

MURDER SUSPECT IS CAPTURED BY POLICE   Ends Week's Search In Woods Area Of Norristown

Man Sought In Double Slaying Held By Police   Suspect In Slaying Of Wife And Escort Captured At Norristown

Ickes Testimony Branded as Being ‘Not True’  Denies Oil Men Offered to Contribute Funds

Adm. Stark Surprised By Pearl Attack   Tells Probers He Felt Fleet there Hac Been Alerted For  Any Emergency.

ADMIRAL SAYS HE THOUGHT U. S. FLEET WARNED   Pearl Harbor Probers Told Early Messages Should Have Been Enough   ADM. KIMMEL IS BLAMED   Stark Answers Questions On Why He Changed His Mind About War

ADMIRAL SAYS JAP ATTACK UNEXPECTED   Stark Testifies Blow Expected In Far East

UNITED NATIONS PERMANENT HOME MAY BE ’FRISCO   President to Ask Congress to Offer the Presidio.

West Texas State College Reopened; Regents Order Probe of Student Strike

Complete Investigation of Student! Strike Is Ordered by Board Regents ----Veterans Are Losing Their Pay

CANYON COLLEGE REOPENED Regents Order Investigation Into Vet-Led Student Strike

VETERANS LOSE PAY Regents Declare Strike, Closed College Reopened

GOVERNMENT MAY UE GRAIN CEILINGS TO GET RELIEF QUOTAS.  MOVE IS EXPECTED TO DISCOURAGE FEEDING MUCH TO LIVESTOCK

NEW PRICE PLAN SLATED ON GRAIN   U. S. Will Try To Get More From Livestock Bins

Nation Short On Food Shipments  Livestock Feeds Tra Can Iln In Price

CEILING PRICES ON GRAIN, FEED MAY BE RAISED   Administration Plans Move To Get More Grain From Livestock Bins For Human Food; Shipments Fall Off.

Try New Plan To Get Grain  ‘For Starving   Government Decides On   New Price Formula To  Bring Out More Food.   CETLINGS BOOSTED

Famine May Cause Grain Price Hike   Nation’s Defoult on Relief Shipments, Nears Million Tons

Have New Plan To Get Grain   New Price Formula Will Seek to Get Grain For Human Food

New Price Formula for Grains Seen   Designed to Keep Grains Out Of Feed Bins

Indicate New Grain Price Plan  Fe eae at oy Ae Cutting Livestock Feeding

Expecting Price Boosts To Yield Grain For Food   Administration Said To Have Decided On New  Price Formula

Indicate Hike In Feed-Grain  Price Ceilings   Move Aimed At Diverting Wheat To Overseas  Famine Areac.

Plan Advance in Price of Feed Grains   Government Seeks New Way to Meet Famine Needs

Famine Default To Hike  ixpense   Grain Prices Will Be Boosted Under U.S. Program

Price Boost On Ceilings For Grains  Seen Likely   U, Seeks Method Of Meeting Exports To Famine Countries

U. §, MAY SEEK NEW GRAIN PLAN   Lagging Shipments Spur Price Revision Talk

Action Contemplated in Order to Get Grains for Starving Millions Abroad; U.S. May Not Meet Promised Quota.

Boost in Price Of Grains Seen  Formuia Intended To Feed Starving

Price Formula Change Foreseer For More Grain   Nation Far Behind In Food Shipments To Hungry People

BRITISH TRY T0 UNSEAT FRANCO   MEET WITH SPANISH POLITICAL LEADERS

Plan To End Franco Rule  Revealed   British Hope To Replace Dictator

Britain Looks Into Coalition  To Rule Spain   Speech Tipoff Confirmed—U.S. Prying Hinted

Two Gunmen Still Free   Shoot Tulsa Officer, Engage Others in Three Skir. mishes During Night

GUNMEN ESCAPE PATROL CORDON   2 Missouri Convicts Disappear In Oklahoma After Wounding Trooper

Would Publicize Help to Germany   U.S. Army Tells Froops Fe Let Germans Know Of U. S&S. Contributions

PRICEFORCAIILE SETS NEW RECORD   All-Time High Registered by Market; Top Is $99 75 Hundred.

Cattle Prices Hit All Time Record High at Chicago   Wholesale Food Prices Highest Since June, 1920

Pickets March In Profest On Rising Prices   Nation- Wide Buyers Strike Gains Momen_ tum, CIO Chief Says

BUYER STRIKES ARE CLOSING BIG STORES   Philadelphia, Camden Are Affected as High Prices Are Protested

PICKET STORES IN PROTEST OF RISING PRICES   Unions Act to Combat Costs in Camden,  Philadelphia

BUYERS’ STRIKE IS STAGED IN PHILADELPHIA   More Thaz 100 Stores Are Also Picketed In Camden, N. J.

PHILADELPHIA UNIONS LEAD BUYERS STRIKE   CIO Organization Asks Nationwide Action  To Curb Prices

Decontrol Board Ready To Start   Quickly Confirmed By Senate; Plan “Get Acaudinted’’ Meeting

' Appointees Are Quickly Confirmed . . . . : Decontrol Board Ready  To Get Busy On Big Jok

Decontrol Board Studies Big Job Of Restored OPA   Three Men Compose _ Appeal Court for All Price Problems

Decontrol Board To Start Today  Will Hear Appeals   Will Hear Appeals On Decisions of Various Agencies

PRICE BOARD TO BEGIN JOB AFTER QUICK APPROVAL   Decontrol Men Take Over As OPA Boosts Prices On Men’s Clothing

Senate Okehs Decontrol Unit  Group Expects to Start on Task Today

DAUGHTER GONE WITH NEW MAID   Kansas City Parents Ask Help In Finding Their Child, Age °

Former Seabee Denies Charge Of Killing Wife  N. H. Man Held Without Bail

News Behind the News  Copyright McClure New. paper   WASHINGTON Ere:

Sees No Immediate Plan for Any Conferences; Trying to Find a Meeting Basis

COAL HEATERS D & H Furniture, 47 Ist st SW. As   GIRL WANTED—60c HOUR

Advises Stores To Attempt Halt. ~Hi-Credit—Sales   “fnflationary Tendencies” In New England Area Report By Hub Bank

Plan to Step Up Ship Crushing Effeet Of Second Bomb Test Under Study

ATOM TEST PLAN MAY BE CHANGED   Explosion Under Wate r  Rather Than On Surface  May Be Used In Next  Tact. 

2nd A-Bomb Test May Be Made Unde: Water To Step Up Hull-Crushina Blow

Plan Underway That Ha: More Crushing Effect “on Ships, Say the Experis

ATOMIC WORKERS PLAN STRONGER UNDERSEA BOMB   ‘Graup Making Study of Methods: to Increase the ShipCrushing Effect of Second Atom Bomb

LEWIS MAKES NEW DEMANDS  UMW Chief Threatens New Walkout Of Coal Miners

Reich Risked Own Defense te Invade Poland   Field Marshal Keitel Testifies Only 20 Divisions .Stretched Along West Wall

Western Reich “Easy” Had French Attacked   Oniy 20 Divisions Guarded Area During the Polish Blitzkrieg, Field Marshal Weital Talle Trikiennd

Keitel Rev veals  Nazis Left West U nguarded During Blitzkrieg in Poland

Keitel Says France Missed Chance To Crush Germany   Nazis Had Only 20 Divisions Guarding Western Line During Time of Attack on Poland; French Attack Would Have Met With No Defense

Keitel Testifies  Secrets Leaked Through Royalty  General Says 20 _ act Guarded Nall.

WEAK NAZI DEFENSES REVEALED BY KEITEL   Says French Could Have Hit During Blitz In Poland

Only 20 Nazi Divisions Were on Guard   In Western Germany During the Polish Blitzkrieg

HITLER'S BLUFF WORKED IN °39, KEITEL CLAIMS   Germans Had Weak Western Defense During Short Campaign in Poland

HURRICANE HITS ~ BAHAMA ISLANDS   85-Mile Winds Move. North. ward thru Atlantic

STORM OF HURRICANE PROPORTIONS MOVING NORTH IN ATLANTIC  FIRST DISTURBANCE OF YEAR GATHERS FORCE ON FRIDAY. THE 13TH

Alert Bermuda For Hurricane   Bahamas Hit as.Wind Moves Over Atlantic

Bermuda Alerted For Hurricane as Storm Increases  Portion of Bahamas Hit By 65- to 85-Mile Wind

Tropical Blow Veers Off From Florida Coast   Hurricane Appears  To Gain Force as It Moves Northeastward Through the Atlantic

Hurricane Moving Away from Florida  a Se ae ee   Lashes Part of Bahamas, Moves Northeast

Bermuda Alertet For First Major Tropical Storm   Hurricane Headed Away  From Mainland « oe FI .

FIRST MAJOR STORM OF YEAR   Hurricane Nears Bermuda After . Bypassing Florida

Streicher Charges He Was Maltreated By Yank Troops Who Used Gestapo Method:

Truman in Radio Appeal Friday To Explain Famine   Anglo-American Powers Disagreed On Plan Of Dividing Food

MAY SPERD UP FOOD EXPORTS   Needs of Europe Continue to Be Paramount Problem

Famine Group Asks Drastic FoodProgram   Contends Voluntar Wheat-Saving Plan Not Sufficient

AMERICA URGED TO SAVE FOODS   Wheat Saving Program Not Enough To Feed Famished Peoples

Truman Backs Flour Ration  Asks European Diet For Two Days A Week

Far-reaching  food saving  plan urged Broadcast by Truman Friday

Truman Acts To Speed Food Exports   Broadcasts to Nation On Famine Crisis Eridav at 3:15 nm.

Famine Crisis.  Remedy Urged   Food Conservation Order: Liewad an President

Food Limiting Plan Is Drawn By Committee   Corn Price Boost on Pro gram fo Send More Food Abroad

More Drastic Cut I Food Supplies Seen   HST To Discuss Famine Crisis In Brandcast To Nation Friday Night

Truman’s Group Would Require Millers to Set Aside Flour for Famine Areas and Boost Corn Price Ceilings to Discourage Feeding of Grain to Livestock—President to Address Nation Friday on Crisis. 

Voluntary System Is Term. ed Inadequate; Truman To Address Nation

Britain Seeks United States Military Aid In Palestine   Heard as Uproar Of Protest Rises Over Report;  Vinlence Threstens

‘Tension High As Holy Land  _ Uproar Grows   Britain Bids for Hacking Of U. S. to Carry Ow Pelestine Pali.

Threats Made As Arabs And Jews Protest   Joint Report Assailed and Violence is Threatened

Arabs Assail Report, Set Strike Date   Recommendation For Admittance Of Jews’ Causes New Crisis

Policy Report on Palestine   Causes Uproar   Britain Bids for United States Aid to Keep Peace

JEWS, ARABS ALIKE ASSAIL REPORT OF JOINT INQUIRY BODY   Arab Committee Calls General Strike For Holy Land Friday

GREAT BRITAIN ASKS U. 5. HELP POLICE PALESTINE   England A!so Seeks Financial Aid From Washington to Carry Out Joint Policy.   JEWS, ARABS ASSAIL PLAN FOR HOLY LAND   Violence Threatens to Break Out Over Recommendations by Anglo - American Committee,

General Protest Strike Called   Situation Threatens Erupt Im Violence

ATTLEE WILL CONTACT U.S. ON PROPOSAL   Action Follows Wave Of Protest Over Allied Report

Joint Policy Of Two Powers Is Suggested   Jewish Leaders Flay Committee Proposal, Ask Independence

Britain Bidding For U.S. Aid On Palestine Issue   Both Arabs and Jews Protest Report On Policy

Uproar in Jerusalem As Arabs Call Strike Against Proposal To Admit 100,000 Jews to Holy Land

BRITAIN ASKS FORU.S. HELP IN HOLY LAND   ARABS AND JEWS IN PROTEST; GENERAL STRIKE FEARED

JUDGE COLLET GETS KEY JOB   Federal Jurist Assumes Vital Place in Reconversion-Stabilization Affairs

JUDGE COLLET IS IN A KEY ROLE IN STABILIZATION   Steelman ‘Today Announced a Reorganization of This Branch.   IN OVER-ALL CAPACITY   Collet Will Help Steelman Carry the Load In His Office,

Reor ganizes  Machiner y Of  Reeonversion   Director ‘Steelman Says  Federal Judge-John- ole:   let Will Play Ma jor Role

Judge Collet Takes Key Role After Reconversion-Stabilization Shift -

JUDGE HAS KEY ROLE AS AID TO STEELMAN   Collet Will Fill New Post Ir Reconversion Shakeup

Truman Calling Plays On Lewis   President Planning Fight To Finish With Mine Union Boss.

Usually Mild-Mannered Missourian Throws Off Wraps Ai Key West Retreat

Opens Offensive : President Grows Grim at Florida Vacation Retreat

A Grim Truman Fights Lewis   President Calling Plays From Florida

Truman Calling ‘Plays’ in Fight Against Lewis   President Throws Off The Wraps.In Order For Court Injunction

TRUMAN CALLS PLAYS ON LEWIS   Throws Off ‘Wraps As U. S. Opens Offensive Against Mine Chief

Big Powers Will Eventually Find Peace, Stettinius Says   Such.A Faith Expressed In Speech At Modlin’s Inauguration At Virainia

Jap Prisoners Being Sent To Siberia Bases      Prisoners Said to be Dismantling Manchurian Industry

Soviet Officer Admits Jap Prisoners Sent to Siberia; - Forced to Dismantle Plants

‘Russians Used Jap Prisoners to Dismantle  Manchuria Plants, ‘Deported’ Newsman Says

U.S, Newsmen Hustl ‘ ed Out of Daiten by Russian Officers Af‘ter Learning of Red Control.

Two American Newsmen Visit Dairen; Hurriedly Chased by Soviet Officials

Soviet General Says Japs Were Sent to Siberia   Russians Force Americar Correspondents To Leave Dairen

RESTAURANT MEN HAPPY AS _THEY_WIN- FIGHT TO. RAISE _ PRICE OF MEATS THEY  SERVE ‘

Extended Meat Shortage Seen By Board Head   Believes Truman Wrong in Predicting Plenty of Meat Soon

President And Decontrol Board ~ Head Disagree   At Odds Over Prospects Fo Termination Of Nation’s Meat Famine   DECONTROL BOARD IS HANDICAPPED

WIFE OF SOLDIER UNDER DEATH SENTENCE FILES ACTION ASKING DIVORCE:

STASSEN IS GOING TO TAKE STUMP”   To Build a_ ‘Progressive Republican Party’

; Basilica of St. Peter's is Decorated for Colorful Ceremony Marking Canonization of Mother Cabrini

MIAMI MERCHANTS FORCED TO CLOSE   Students Leave Classrooms § and Threaten Boycott Unless Stores Shut Doors.

Heavy Damage in Hawaii and U. §.; Many Lives Lost   Aleutian Tremors Cause 400-Mile an Hour ' Ocean Current

Request Employers Hire Handicapped Persons   National Employ The Physically Handicapped Persons Set Next Week

ARMY RECALLS GUARD OFFICERS TO SERVICE   Must Meet Needs Of Al Branches Of Service

River Basin Work Will Go Forward  Surveys and Planning to Be Carried on

Ex-Gls Are Reluctant To Testify  __ Brutal Commander Of Camp O'Donnell Reported Held .

NOTORIOUS JAP CAPTAIN TAKEN   Capture Of Man Wha Cammanded Torture Comp Reparted

County To Try To Check Spread: Of Noxious Weeds  Name New Weéd  _Commissioner And  MS err.  pan been woe bs

County To Try To Check Spread Of Noxious Weeds  Name New Weed Commissioner And Give Instructions

Chiang Kai-Shek Says His Political Career Is at an End   ‘Ve Should Do Away With the Necessity “apr Strikes--Hatch

Chiang Considers His Political Career Near End  Observers Contend Leader Will Retire 

Chiang - Kai-Shek Tells  Assembly His Political Career In China Ended   Generalissimo Turns Reins Of Government Over After 20 Years At Helm, Even As Chinese Communists Spread Civil War

GENERALISSIMO HINTS RETIREMENT AS NEW GOVERNMENT STUDIED  PT aC ee ee

Chiang Tells Assembly Career At End   Generalissimo’s Meaning Not Clea Immediately

Chiang Says His Career  At End Now   Chinese Leader Declares He No Longer Has Any Political Ambitions; New Constitution Calls for Elected President

Chiang’s Career Is Ended   Generalissimo Informs National Assembly His Political Work Finished

Chiang Asserts His Political Career At End   Sees Beginning Of Government By The People

Significance of Generalissimo’s Statement Remains to be Disciosed; Points Out He Has Carried Responsibility of Government For 20 Years And Has Reached The Age of 60.

Chiang Says His Career Is at an End   Constitution Dratt Is Presented to National Assembly

Declares He Believes His Career Over   Observers Expect Him To Quit Altogether As Chinese Head.

CHIANG TELLS ASSEMBLY HS CAREER ENDED   Asserts National Body Has Now Taken Over Reins of Govt.

Chiang Turn: Reins Over To Assembly  Now Considers Political Career

Aging Chiang Acts to Yield Political Grip   Chinese Assembly Hears Chief’s Bid To Wind Un Career

Chiang Tells People Public Career at End   Observers Believe Chinese Leader Is Ready to Retire as Government Head

Chiang Retires From Politics   National Assembly Takes Over Reins Of The  Government

GENERALISSIMO HINTS RETIREMENT AS NEW GOVERNMENT STUDIED   ASSEMBLY MEETS TO RECEIVE PROPOSED CHINA CONSTITUTION

Chiang Decides  Career  At End   Political Ambitior Is All Gone For Chinese Ruler

Chiang Says His Career Is at an End  Constitution Draft Is Presented to

WARNS CHINA OF DANGER OF DICTATORSHIP   Draft of Chinese Code Given to National  Assembly

Chiang May Quit.  as Leader   Chinese President Presents Constitution for Self-Government

hiang Kai-shek Releases eins Of Government: Says olitical Career Has Ended

Chiang Ready To Step Down As Leader of China .   Draft Constitution Presented Assembly In Emotion-Packed Speech

Kai-Shek At End Of Career   Chinas Lesaer Announces Plans To Step Down

( thiane Avers His P olitie: al ‘Career At End   GeneralissimoPresentsConstitution In EmotionPacked Speech

Yamashita  To Be Hanged In Secret   Gen. MacArthur Unable To Find Any Grounds For Ordering Clemency

Yamashita To Be Executed   DEATH SENTENCE OF YAMASHITA IS UPHELD

Yamashita fo Die Secretly Like Criminal   Japanese Commander In Philippines to Die on Gallows in Jap-Looted Manila

Gen. MacArthur Upholds Deatl:  For Yamashit:   Author oof  Philipptr Horrors Will Die O: Gsallows At Manila. ,

M'ARTHUR APPROVES YAMASHITA HANGING   jap General To Die Secretly Like Common Criminal

Yamashita To Hang In Manila; Execution To Be Hidden In Deep Secrecy

General Yamashita To Die Secretly  On Manila Gallows  MacArthur Uphold: Death Penalty For Former Adversary

YAMASHITA TO DIE. SECRET, SHAMEFUL DEATH ON GALLOWS   MACARTHUR RULES JAP CRIMINAL MUST HANG LIKE COMMON THUG

Yamashita Must  Swing, Stripped of His Uniform ©   Will Die Like Common Felon in Manila, City He Pillaged, Burned

Death On Gallows In Manila Ordered For Yamashita By General MacArthur

ARREST ORDERED   Last Hope Lost For Yamashita  Manila Gallows To Claim Jap

Conviction Of Yamashita Is Confirmed      Gen. MacArthur Passes Final  Judgment on Japanese and Sustains Death Ver dict of Trial Court.

Yamashita To Be Hanged Like  Common Killer   MacArthur Orders Se. cret, Nonmilitary Execution For Jap.

M’ARTHUR ORDERS IGNOBLE DEATH FOR YAMASHITA   WILL HANG SECRETLY IN MANILA, CITY HIS SOLDIERS RAVAGED

M’Arthur Rules Yamashita Must Die Secretly   Will Hang In Manik Like Any Criminal

‘M'Arthur Decrees Yamashita Musi Die Secretly Like a Common Criminal on Gallows

Yamashita Must Die in City His Men Ravaged   MacArthur Denies General’s Last  Hope for Clemency

YAMASHITA WILL DIE SECRETLY ON MANILA GALLOWS   Jap Officer to Be Stripped of Military Ensignia and. Go to: the Gallows Like a Common Criminal in City He Pillaged

—MACARTHUR ACTS a Yamashita’s Execution  To Take Place In Manila

DEATH ON THE GALLOWS FATE OF YAMASHITA   M’Arthur Upholds Death Sentence; To Be Secret Hanging

Yamashita Sentenced  To Gallows   Jap General Must Hang For Manila Crimes In City His Armies Sacked, Plundered

Yamashita to Die Secretly As a Criminal   Execution Will Be Announced After it is Over

Yamashita LosesFinalPlea And WillDieLike Common ‘Criminal On The Gallows

Yamashita to Die on Gallows Stripped of Military Rank   MacArthur Fails To Find Single Mitiaating Point

Death Upheld By MacArthur   To Die on Gallows As Common Criminal!   ‘BRUTAL’

DEATH FOR YAMASHITA IS UPHELD   General MacArthur Has Approved Sentence for  Cruel Jap Officer

Yamashita to Die Secretly Like Common Criminal on Manila Gallows

Gen.MacArthu Upholds D Deat! Fe or Yamashit:      Author of Philippi Horrors Will. Die « 0: - Gallows At Manila. 4

YAMASHITA MUST DIE ON GAL AWS, MPARTHUR RULES   Upholds Death Sentence on dap Convicted of Ma wile Atenritine

YAMASHITA T0 DIE BY HANGING   Must Go To Gallows’ Secretly As Common Criminal  sh tens aig  ABAlA ®@ WBS Bi rear tm FF

Will Be Hanged Like Common Criminal, Says MacArthur in Upholding Death Sentence Imposed by Military Commissior

WAA Halts Sale Of Naval Station   Farragut to Operate Despite New Orders

TRANSFER OF 53 CAMPS HALTED   Congressional Inquiry Into Proposed Property Gifts Planned

WAA Order Block Transfer LMAAB For Civilian Uses      Developments In Congressional Probe Halts Surplus Property Disposal at Big Discounts.

U.S. Halts ‘Gifts’ Of  W7... El _.s Wal Fl laAllls   53 Surplus Camps And Properties Affected By Order Of War “Assets Administration

OHIO HOSPITAL  TRANSFER OFF   Fletcher General Among 53 Properties Affected By New Order

Surplus War Plant, Camp  Sales Halted   Transfers To Educational Institutions Held Up Pending Inquiry

'WAA HALTS ‘GIFTS’ OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY ‘PENDING INVESTIGATION

——— Alex. H. Waahburn Ending 100% Discount Sales Should Not Aflact Hane Airport

Congress Will Probe ‘Giffs” Of War Plants  Airfield Sale At 00 P t Cut

Congress Will Probe “Gifts” Of War Plants   Airfield Sale At 100 Percent Cut Brinas Action

U.S. Army to Quit North China May 1   Marine Command  Being Shifted to Navy

Only Small Yank Force Will Remain   Marines In North China Also Are Being Demobilized Rapidly.

U.S. 0 DISBAND ~~ ARMY IN GHINA   BREAK-UP SET FOR MAY 1MARINES IN COUNTRY BACK TO NAVY CONTROL.

U. S. Army in China ‘Theater to Be  Disbanded on May    Reversion of Marine Corps to Navy Command Also Announced by Li. Gen. Wedemever at Shanghai

U, S. FORCES TO QUIT CHINA BY FIRST OF MAY   General Wedemeyer Disclose: Only 3,000 to 4,000 Men To Remain

U.S.to Withdray Troops in China  Only Token Force to Be Left After May 

Deactivation U.S. Army In China Directed   Will Leave 3.000 to 4,000 American Personncl To Cavey Ga With Military Advisory Group

TO DEACTIVATE U 5, ARMY IN CHINA MAY 1   Demobilization Of Marines Is Underway Rapidly

Yanks To Leave China on May t   Wedemeyer Instructed By Washington Chiefs

U.S, WILL DEACTIVATE ARMY.IN CHINA ZONE   Only 3,000 To 4,000 Yanks Will Be Left To Carry On

Deactivation Of Army in China Fixed   Expected to End U. S. Force There by  May 1

U.S. Army To Leave  China ©   Deactivation Slated For May 1; Some Units Will Remain to Help In Repatriation. Etc.

U.S. Army In China To Be Deactivated   May 1 Date Set. Says Wedemeyer

Announces Army in North China To Be Deactivated May 1   30,000 Marines Placed Under Navy Control  in Deactivation

CHINA THEATER IS DEACTIVATED   Set May 1 as Date of Movement; 3,000 to 4,000 to Be Left

. . Wedemeyer Announces Deactivation  Of U.S. Army in China to Be May 1

U.S. Army Scorching Sun In China Will Sends Mercury BeDeactivated fo 9 Decrees

TD GUT DOWN U0. TROOPS IN GHINA MAY 1   Few Thousand Will Be Kept on for Duties With Peace Groups.

4.000 TROOPS TO STAY UNDER CEN. MARSHALL   30,000 Marines Wil Revert to Control  Of Navy

U.S. 10 REDUCE ARMY PERSONNEL IN CHINA MAY 1   WILL LEAVE ONLY SMALL FORCE FOR GENERAL MARSHALL

Marines Will Revert To Navy Control   Rapid Demobilization Of Units Reported; Task Completed

U.S. to Deactivate Units In China Theater May 1   Presence Has Been Issue In Russian  Withdrawal From Manchuria; Only 3,000-4,000 Troops To Be Left

U.S. ARMY FORGES IN CHINA WILL BE DISBANDED MAY 1   Small Units Will Remain te Assist Military Advi- — sory Grove

Order US.Army In China Deactivated   Only Few Thousand Wil Remain To Carry On With Advisory Groups

U.S. ARMY WILL RETIRE FROM CHINA ON MAY 1   Gen. Wedemeyer Returns to U. S.; Marines Return To Navy Control

U. S.Army To Leave China  On May Ist   Deactivation Of Wedemeyer’s Forces  Ordered By Joint Chiefs OF Stat

ANNOUNCE ARMY PLANS IN CHINA   Wedemever Saves Deactivation of Troops toa Leave Only 3.000 There

DEACTIVATION OF U. S. TROOPS IN . CHINA ANNOUNCED   May 1 Set By Army For Demobilization of Forces—3,000 or More Will Remain With Advisory Group

Landlady’s ‘Open Door’ Plan Just Freeze-Out. _ Indignant Mama Says

W, L. CLAYTON TAKES OVER AS THE ACTING SECRETARY OF STATE   Faces Task of Untangling U. S, International Problems

GIVES UP TITLEGETS NEW OFFER   Columbus Mother, Winner of Mrs. America, Title, Abdicates Because Sponsors Expect Her to Tour U.S, —Now Considers New Offer.

“Time To Put Her Out Of Her Misery” Man Held For Pouring Bucket Of Scaldinag Water Over Aunt

KOREA RIOTS —CAUSE CRISIS   AMERICAN _ TROOFS ORDERED TO STAY “IN BARRACKS ‘AS ‘BLOODY OUTBREAKS, ‘ FLARE '

CURFEW INVOKED IN SEOUL RIOTING   U. S. Treops Restricted te  Barracks in Kored

Curfew Clamped on Strife-Torn Seoul   Bloody Riots Flare Anew in Korean Capital; American Soldiers Restricted to Barracks

NOW RAGINC IN GREECE   Heavy Fighting In Northern Part Of Nation

Civil War In Greece With Outside Help   Yugoslavia, Albania Accused Of Giving Aid; Britain Says Evidence Undoubted

Chinese Paper Charges Soong Sold Out to Reds   Influential China Times Joins Criticism of Soviet Occupation

DEATH GOMES TD WAR HERD IN HIS SLEEP   Attributed to Liver Cancer With Complications from Absess.

“Vinegar Joe,’ 63, Succumbs to Liver Ailment   Was Commander of Sixth Army; Fought in 2 Wars

FAMED CAREER IS ENDED  Gen. Stilwell Is Claimed By Death: Paid Tribute

GEN. STILWELL DIES IN SLEEP IN CALIFORNIA   Liver Ailment Fatal to Commander of Sixth Army

Gen. Stilwell, 63, Dies in S. F. Hospital   Burma Theater Hero Mourned by Ex-G. Ia, Nation

Gen. Joe Stilwel Dies in Hospital   Fiery Hera of China-Burmd-India Drive Dies After Major Abdominal Operation

Gen. Stilwell.  Famed China  Fighter, Dies ‘Vinegar Joe’  Admirer of GI

ACID-TONED ‘VINEGAR JOE STILWELL DIES   Quiet Rites Planned For Fighting General

(arene aa a ea gt nee eeeneanaeaeaeanenmiaaemaets  Presidio Flag Flies at Half-Staff; Cannon Booms Salute to Stilwell

Hero of Burma  War Dies   Liver Ailment Fatal to “Vinegar Joe,’ Fighter in Two Wars

Gen. Joe W, Stilweil Dies  After Hilness   Beloved Burma Hero Dies of Ailment Contracted in Jungle.

— PASSES PEACEFULLY IN SLEEP  General Stilwell Dies, Victim of Jungle War

IN CONTRAST 1O PIEKT WAR CAREER "Vinegar Joe” Stilwell Dies Quietly Of Disease Contracted In Burma

Gen. Stilwell Dies in Sleep   Popular Army Chief Will Be Cremated

STILWELL TO BE CREMATED   Ashes To Be Scattered Wednesday After Private Services

Gen. Stilwell Dies in Sleep   Famous “Vinegar Joe” Succumbs to Liver Ailment Contracted in Jungle

Gen. Stilwell Dies in Sleep   ‘Vinegar Joe’s’ [1Ines: Traced to Juncles

General Stilwell Is Dead   Death Came Quietly To “Vinegar Joe”; Expressed Wish Fo. No Funeral Service

Burma Hero  Loses Fight With Death   One of Nation's Grea Warriors Was Friend Of Infantryman.   Family al Bedside.

GENERAL STILWELL DIES; FOUGHT JAP IN BURMA JUNGLES   Sixth Army Commander Sue. cumbs in Sleep to Cancer of the Liver at Age aft G2   IN THE FRONT LINES DURING LOSING FIGHT   Wiry Officer Served as Chiang’s Chief of Staff and Directed Chinese Drive Against Nips.

Gen. Stilwell Dies In Sleep  Death Comes Quieth) To Famed Warrior

U.S. GTH ARMY CHIEF WAS HERO OF CBI THEATER   Liver Ailment Takes Life of Veteran Of Two Wars

Stilwell’s Body To Be Cremaied      Ashes Of Plain-Spoken General Will Be Scattered Over Pacific Ocean

Stilwell, Burma Hero, Dies at 63  General’s Death in Sleep Contrast to Violent Life

Gen. Stilwell. Burma Hero,  IsDead Today   Body Will Be Cremated Without Services And Scattered

 Requests No Funeral  ‘Uncle Joe’ Stilwell Dies of Ailment Believed Contracted in Burma Jungle

Winant Quits London Post   Harriman Nominated As Envoy to Britain

Harriman Is Named Envoy to Britain   Sueceeds Winant Whe Is Sent to UNO Committee Lead

Proponents, Enemies of OPA Pile Up  Exemption Proposals  j Dahoia rn Ranatwe) BI) UW) Ba   Debate on Renewal Bill Will Be Opened Today in Senate; Efforts Point to Midweek Vate

Friends, Foes Want Various Items Fre   Muddled Situation Faces Barkley As Sen: ate Will Try To Push Through — Bill Truman Will Sign

SEEK TO CURB CEILING LIST OF NEW BILL   Further Delay Likely Before Final Vote  On Compromise

More Delay in Passage of Measure Seen   Administration Men Fearful That Meat — Provision Will Pass

Proposals Drawn Up For Debate   Enemies, Friends Of Renewal Bill Take Flank 'Tacloe«w

Senators Plan ew Changes  In OPA Bill   Both Factions Submit Proposals For Exemptions; Barkley Readies Forces to Push for Early Voting

Even Some Backers Plan Proposals  To Change Agency; Bitter Struggle Looms in Senate

VERDICT TO BE GIVEN SOON ON FUTURE OF OPA   Debate Opens In Senate Today; Many Exemp tions Planned   SEEKING BILL THAT TRUMAN WILL SIGN

Various Exemptions Sought as Senators  ‘Gird for OPA Fight   Sen. Moore Plans Amendment to Keep Oil Products Off List of Items On  Which Price Ceilings May Be Revived; Vote Around Midweek Aim of Barkley

Seek Exemption of Particular Commodities in Senate; Barkley Hopes For Mid-Week Passage.

Proponents, Enemies of OPA Pile Up  kxemption Proposals   Debate on Renewal Bill Will Be Opened Today in Senate; Efforts Point to Midweek Vote

Senators Propose © More Exemptions:  From OPA Control   Enemies, Supporters Pile Up Requests to Free Oil, Cotton Seed, Southern Pine, Meat,” Dairy Praduecets Fram Cejlins List oa

New Proposals On Exemptions Now Piling Up   Lawmakers’ Gird for Stiff Session. in Washington Today

Price Control Exemption a  Proposais Are Piling Up   Enemies and Friends of OPA Want Certain Commodities Exempted—Senate Hopes to Pass the Bill This Week

New Auto Firn To Sign 30 Pet Pay Increase   Steel Price Boosted; N. Y. Western Union Operators Strike

Farm Subsidy Decision Urgec  Anderson Testifies Before Committee

WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX S HIGHES   Top Level Since 1920 Is Shown by Dun and Bradstreet.

See Break ‘In Manchurian ‘Deadlock.   Communist General Sent To Chungking

UNO Security Council Convenes Today;  IRurnes Canveve Message From Truman

SECURITY COUNCIL DELEGATES GIVEN WELCOME BY BYRNES  CONVEYS MESSAGE FRON _ PRESIDENT TRUMAN AT OPENING OF MEETING

 14,782 Take Own Life  Nearly One-Third of Deaths During Past Year Due fo Heart Disease

STRIKE MAY SLOW LU FALL CLASSES   Work on Housing Units at Bloomington Stopped by Walkout.

281 Saved, 201 Still in Peril on Wrecked Vessel   Small Boats Brave Rough Seas to Rescue Survivors of Disaster  Off Alaska; 13 Washed Overboard

3 BIG SCRAPS SLATED IN UN   Veto, UNRRA Seen as Major Issues Debated

Handsome RAF Pilot Accused Of Murders   Faces Charges of Killing Movie Extra and Another Woman in London

Sub Obsolete. Doenitz Tells Army Court   Cites Decisive War Weapons

Proposal Based On Proviso All  Nations Join In   Americu Calls For Adequate Control of Atomic Euergy Under Proposed International Authoritv   Must Be No Veto  In Tis Framework   Nations Entering Pact Muri Have More Than Words Of Reassurance. Baruels

Manufacture Also Will Cease Under Proposed International Setup   Framework for Use of Atomic Eneray Must Have No Veto Power

U. S. Offers To Destroy Atom Bombs   Baruch Voices Proposal To Stop Manufacture if Proper International Authority Established

PROPOSE WORLD AUTHORITY ON ATOMIC ENERGY   Baruch Puts Cards On Table; United States Will Destroy Bombs If Adequate Control Is Set Up By Big  Powers.

Bernard Baruch Gives Details To World Body   ABOLISHMENT OF BOMB IN WARFARE IS SOUGHT

Control Favored In Plea  To Body   Framework Offered In Baruch Report To Council

Offer Contingent On Energy Control   Baruch Gives U. N. Commission International Authority Plan

U.S. Offers To Destroy Own Stock   Government Would Halt Manufacture If Adequate Control System Js Set Un

BARUCH FAVORS SUCH ACTION IF CONTROL FOUND   . UN Atomic Energy Setup Is Told of Peaceful Uses For Great Force

Peaceful Use Of Atom Urgec By Uncle Sam   Baruch Gives Commission Draft Of Plan

No Veto Powel By Any Nation, Baruch Insists   Historic Plan Outlined To Harness the Atom For Peaceful Purposes

Offer Is Made by Baruch Subject to Adequate Control System   CALLS FOR SANCTIONS

Muskogee Students Back fo Classes   Junior College Walkout Ends With Student Leader Still, Suspended

Hitler’s Private Secretary Seized   Intelligence Believes Woman Close To Nazi  Until Surrender

News Agency Reports Hitler's Secretary Arrested   Believed to Have Been With Fuehrer Until Surrender

emporian Killed In Wreck of Mail Train at Melvern   J. F. Overstake One  Of Twe Victims When » Eastbound No. 8 Is  Derailed Farly Today

Dixie Legislators Skip Party Dinne:   Wallace -Drives Them Away from Jackson Day Banquet, They Say

Southern Solons Boycett Dinner For Jackson Day  Presence of Wallace Given as Cause of Congressmen’s Act

SAY SOUTHERNERS BOYCOTT: DINNER   Down South Legislators Object to Wallace For Recent Statements

Women Still to Be in Majority in 1990 When Population of U.S. 1s 165 Million

PRICES INCREASE AT "OPENING, DROP, THEN CLIMB LIMIT AGAIN   GOVERNMENT INFLUENCES GIVEN CREDIT FOR NEW BOLSTERING OF TRADE   Cotton closed up the allowed 200-point, or $10, limit today in New Orleans and New York,

Coffon Prices: Climb Upward To $10 Limit   ; Whole Market i in n New York Surges Forward  To Overcome Early ©  Price Recaccion ——

Democrats Gain at Least 12 Seats in State Legislature .   Four Incumbents, 13 Newcomers Elected; Republicans Total 102

PRESIDENT MAKES W SUGGESTION IN PALESTINE CASE   Warning of Blowing up of Jerusalem Postoffice Is Cause of Alarm Today; Jewish Heads Confer.   ENGLISH LEADERS CONDUCT MEETING

Would Not Be Practical To Seize Struck Mills At This Time, He Says; Willing To Hold Conferences   STRIKE IS NOW IN FOURTH DAY

Not Practical, However, He Says To Take Over Plants Now   Fairless Parley Plan Is Rejected   President Says Strike Could Best Be Solved By Aeccepting His Wage Hike

NATIONAL WAGE POLICY URGED BY STEEL HEAD   Benjamin F, Fairless Wants Truman to Confer With “Experienced” Men.   FLASH!

SAYS STRIKE SOLUTION RESTS \ON WAGE OFFER   Hints He May Order Seizure of Planis If Walkout Continues

‘SECOND RATE’ ARMY SEEN Hershey, Thomas Tangle Over U.S. Draft Extension Need

2 ARMY CHIEFS WARN AGAINST CUT IN DRAFI   Hershey Lists Needs As Foes of Bill Open Barrage

Chiang Kai-shek Promises End To One Rule Party   Leader's Statement Seen as Factor fn Strife

Chiang Says One-Party Rule To End   Tssues Statement After U.S. Envoys Predicted No Peace

China Leader Will End One-Party Rul   Generalissimo Lays Down Six-Point Program for China

Chiang Pledges End Of One Party Rule   Generalissimo’s Statement Breaks Silence at Height of New Crisis: Constitutional Regime is Promised

TRUCE MOVE IN GOVERNMENT OPENS IN CHINA   End of One-Party Rule Is Promised by Gen. Chiang Kai-shek

Chiang Promises End Of One-Party Rule In Chine   Statement. Issued on First Anniversary of Japan’s Surrender-—Gives Pledge of Constitutional Government

Chiang Kai-Shek Promises to End One-Party Rule   Constitutional Government Said Due Despite Obstacles; Leader Appeals For Cooperation Towards Settlement

Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek  " me vies gre _   New Government in China at Once He Says

Statement Issued For Ku. ling On First Anniversary of Surrender of Japan Breaks Silence of Leader at Height of China’s Crisis After Months of Civil Strife

GENER ALISSI MO SEEKING PEACE AT ANY PRICE   To Broaden Basis For Government Of All Political Sides

Industry Nationalization Not Enough For Britain To Meet Competition

URGES UNION TO ARBITRATE   Mayor Lawrence Calls On Duquesne Workers To Reconsider Stand

- 10,000 Teachers Expected In Des Moines This Weekend   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent

27 PUPILS AND TEACHER HURT IN EXPLOSION OF TEST TUBE IN CEDAR SPRINGS. MICH SCHONDOL

27 PUPILS INJURED IN LAB EXPLOSION   Test Tube Blast Sends Students, Teacher to Hospital.

Late Returns Swell State GOP Margin   Pettinger Only One To Lose Out With Election of Platnik

Lewis Silent On New Plea   Operators Also Quiet To UNRRA Request

Operators Leave Move Un To Lewis   LaGuardia Leaves Way Open For Retroactive Increase For Production

Watch Out for Moran Law Making— Egg-Hatcher Runs for Senate   Othman Fearful Friend Will Win: He Always Does

Floor To Get Housing Bill   Debate On Measure Scheduled Tomorrow

Veterans Homes Goal Not Likely To Be Attained   Labor Shortage Hits Building

WYATT TAKES DIM VIEW OF PROGRESS IN VETS HOUSING   Not Likely To Meet Goals Due To Scarcity Of Labor, Materials

HOMES PLAN FOR “VETS” IS LAGGING   Housing Expediter Wyatt Takes Gloomy View of Prospects for Meeting This Year's Building Goal.

Housing Goal for ‘46 Not Likely to Be Met   Housing Expediter Wyatt Last Week Launched Big-Scal Drive to Feed Material Into Homes-for-Veterans Campaign

HOMES FOR VETS TO FALL SHORT OF GOAL   Wyatt Says Production And Labor Problems Remain

ILLINOIS STATE FAIR WILL  [BE OFFICIALLY OPENED BY GOV. GREEN TODAY

Town Meeting Will Act On UNO Capital  Leaders Set Fo Stormy Session

@ PAUL MALLON—   Liberalists Forget Liberalism While Chasing Foolish Slogans

Fear Tidal Wave May Be Resulf Of A-Bomb Test   Undersea Bombing May Be Called Off

Bodies Remover From Tenement  Manhattan Tragedy Takes Lives Of 37

MORE BODIES ARE EXTRICATED FROM TENEMENT RUBBLE   At Least One More Expected to Be Found in Ruins: Toll!  Now 27 is

37 Bodies Are Extricated from Tenement Rubble  Officials Think Only One  More Missing, Two Boys

ALLIES REJECT RUSSIA'S FINAL TRIESTE PLAN   Hope For Peace Conference Dims

LeMars Woman Died Thursday  Mrs. Francis Burkard In Eighty-Fifth Year

LeMars Woman — Died’ Thursday:  Mrs, F rancis Burkard  In Eighty-Fifth Year

What’s Country Coming To? Cheese Makers Strike--No Beer, No Crackers

January Marks 4th Anniversary OPA Service   Public Cooperation Held Line Against Inflation

ACTION IS PLANNED SOON  U.S. To Seek Settlernent With Soviets On Lend-Lease Books

U.S. Will Seek Some Pay From Russia   Lend-Lease Accounts To Be Talked on Percentage Basis

No Answer Is Received To Message to Moscow,  U. 8S. Officials Disclose

Lend-Lease   U.S. Seeks Immediate Setlement of Bill.  Washington Reports

Government Note Sent To Moscow   Eleven Billion Dollars in Aid Furnished Reds

U.S. Asks Soviet Settle Lend-Lease  Previous Suggestion lanored By Masccow

U.S. Moves to End Lend-Lease to Reds   U.S. Wants Russia to Wind-Up $11.000,000 War Time Account

US, ASKS RUSS CLOSE ACCOUNT   Payment for Lend-Lease Arms Requested

U.S. Asks Russia To Settle Huge Lend-Lease Bill   Total of Materials Furnished Soviet  Tops 11-Billion Mark

U.S. Requests Reds P ay Up   Ask Financial Mission Be « Sent“Fo*Settle ‘Lend-Lease  Aananwt

Russia Asked For Settlement Of Lend Lease   Action Separates Account From Loan Negotiations

‘Russia Asked fo Settle Its Account   Lend-Lease Talks Suggested in Note to Moscow

U.§. Note as Yet Unanswered by Moscow, Report   $11 Billion Account Is Outstanding; Soviets Seek American Loan

SOVIETS ASKED TO SEvicE UP   U.S. Lend Lease Account With Moscow Amounts To 11 Billions

U.S. Sends Nofe Urging Parley On Lend-Lease   Want Soviets To  Pay Up Percentage; No Connection With Proiected Loan. Claim

U.S. Requests  Soviet Payment   ‘Note to Settle Lend-Lease Bill Sent te Mescow

LEND-LEASE NOTE SENT TO RUSSIA   REDS ASKED TO COME TO U.S TO SETTLE §$11,000,000,000 ACCOUNT.

PAPAL ESTEEM PUTS SPELLMAN IN SPOTLIGHT   Important Role In Catholic Affairs Is Seen For American Cardinal

SPELLMAN GETS SPECIAL TOKEN FROM POPE PIUS   Thinks American Destined To 1 Influential In Sacred College

TWO CHILDREN AUTO VICTIMS   16 Drivers Face Charges By Police, Patrol

TWO INJURED IN TRUCK MISHAP   Youths Victims In Highway Accident

DAIRY PRICES GET OPA STUD)   Decontrol Men Hold Closed Session On Ceilings

DAIRY PRICES UP FOR STUDY AGAIN   OPA Puts Matter Under Scrutiny For Third Time—Ceilings On Variety Of Items Raised By Federal Agency

MEAT T0 COST MORE FOR"EATER-OUTERS’   Prices Of Milk, Butter Anc Cheese Studied Again

Examine Milk, Butter Prices  OPA Boosts Ceiling: On Numerous Items

Study Ceilings Dairy Products   OPA Grants Increases. Tn Items Varying From Chocolate To House Paint

Dairy Prices Under Scrutiny  OPA Boosts Price Ceilings on Variety  PRET ral

DAIRY PRODUCTS FREE OF PRICE LIDS; MEATS UP   Officials Say ‘No Ready Solution . Appears In Sicht

Board Studies — Renewed Control Of Milk Price  OPA Raises Price on Paint And Chocolate Products; Mere Fluid Milk Souah!

Dairy Foods Prices Again Secrutinized   New Examination of Milk Butter, Cheese Coats Before Closed Session OF Decontrol Board

Gunfire Used To Smash Student Riot   Communications Are Cut Following Big Demonstration

Chooses fo Support Family of Man He Killed Rather Than Go to Prison

_ —DECIDES AGAINST PRISON— Will Help Family OF Man His Car Killed

He Helps Family Now   Convicted Man To Go to Jail or Support Family,  Judge Says.

West Yellowstone Growing Rapidly  FF cae bakes: leawerwun   Population Jumps 2.000 Per Cent

West Yellowstone Growing Rapidly   Population Jumps 2,000 Per Cent

Enlisted Men To Help Pick Army Officers   War Department Says Move Will Help Democratize Forces

@ PAUL MALLON—   Peace Is Diplomatic War With Extreme Alertness Required

Rep. Clare Booth Luc 1s Ordered to Disband Committee   DAR President Says There Is No Other Way Than to Abide by Present Rules

MacArthur Quoted As Telling of  New Atomic Bomb  Weapon With Far More Power Than One Teed le Indicated

Issue in Garsson Case Is Turned Over to the FBI   Involyes Tampering With Committee Files

Mead Committee Asks FBI To Investigate Charges That Files Tampered With

FILE TAMPERING GARSSON ANGLE HANDED TO FBI   Senate Investigating Committee Asks FBI To Take Over Case Of Pre-Dawn Rifling Of Records  In Munitions IJnquiry.

FBI Will Study Parts of Garsson Munitions Case  Tinknown (Caller Said   Unknown Caller Said To Have Tampered With Office Files

“Tampering” With Garsson File Charged  FBI To Follow Up Committee Probe

ASK FBI T0 INVESTIGATE   Mead Group Hears Of Tampering with Tilose on Carssans

Check Story Probe Files Were Riflec   Mead Asks FBI To Look Into Report Garsson Records Molested.

FBI Works On Midnight Raid Of Mead Files  Lack Of Witnesses, Including Rep. May, Suspends Inauiries

a TARPLES WITH: F.B.1. CALLED      Event Took Place Year Ago a: Preliminary Investigation Was Underway

War Profits Group Reports Its Files’ Tampered With   FBI Asked to Assume Investigation of YearOld Case

FBI Gets Case From Mead Group   Report Says Files On Garsson Case Were Ham.pered With A Year Ago

(arsson Tapping Case Is  Studied   File Tampering  Under Probe By FBI

Profit Probers Ask FBI's Helg In Garsson Case   Want ‘Tampering’ With Committee’s Files Investiaated

Senate Profit Files Mystery Sent To FBI   Charge ‘Tampering With Garsson Case. Material;  Meads Office Entered.

FBI To Probe Tampering In Garsson Case   Senate War Investigating Committee Asks Help in Solving Identity of PreDawn Prowler.

FBI Is Handed Year Old Case on War Profits   Tampering Seen With Group File In Garsson Deal

FBI BI Is Asked To Probe Tampering ‘Of Mead’s Files   Intruder Took out Copies -of Files ‘on Garsson Case. .

File Report To Be Probed   Alleged Tampering With Mead Body Files To Be Investigated

Theft Of Senate War Files Bared   FBI Enters Garsson Munitions Inquiry

SAY PROFITS PROBE FILES BROKEN INTO   Year-Old Tampering of Data on Garsson’s Combine Referred to FBI by Senate Investigating Committee.

Mead Group Asks FBI te Investigate Pre-Dawn Garsson File Tampering

Senate Committee Call FBI To Check Tampered Records   Entrance Made To Office; Copies Made Of Garsson File

MEAT PACKERS FIGHT: CONTROL   THREATEN RETURN OF THE BLACK MARKET

BLACK MARKET SAID CERTAIN TOBE RESUMED   Decontrol Board Hears Many Views

Warn Restoration Of Price (Controls On Meat Will Bring Back Black. Market

Miners Affected By Shortages Of Food   Situation Critical; May Cause Widespread Walkouts Is Report

~ DW NETWORKS   UNION SPOKESMAN SAYS RURA OF STRIKE LATER LT RODAY RAVE —wo-eame—

Radio Strike Called On 4 Bie Networks   Artists Plan Walkout For Noon Todav

Finger-Shaking Feature Of Yesterday’s House Session   Statements About Un-American Activities Committee Cause Sharp Exchange of Remarks Amonda Representatives

[Emergency Housing Legislation Waits for Fours ‘While Rankin Wranales With House Colleagues

HOUSING WAITS WHILE ANGER HOLDS SWAY.   Rankin and Sabath Quarrel Thus Delaying Action

Former Interior Chief Mistaken, Nominee Asserts   No Man Quits Under Fire,” Committee Is Told in Bluff Reply

PAULEY TAKES: STAND, DENIES FUND SCANDAL   Defends Record, Contra. dicts Testimony of Harold Ickes

Pauley Defends Action, Declares  Ickes ‘Mistaken   Denies Charges O! ‘Dishonest’ Acts

Italians Flock To Cast Votes   Fate of Monarchy Hangs in Balance

Heavy Vote Is Cast In Italian Election   Voters to Register Deci. sion Between Monarchy and Republic

Nuns and Priests Vote as Italians Flock fo Polls   Citizens Register Their De cision between Monarchy, Republic

FOR CAREFUL ABOUT WAR COMMITMENTS, ATTACK PROBE. TOLD  SUBORDINATES KEPT FROM PACT-MAKING, ADMIRAL TESTIFIES

F.D.R. Avoided Military Ties, Pearl Probe Told   Shun Commitments To Other Nations, He Told Subordinates

SAYS ROOSEVELT BARRED PROMISES TO BRITISH, DUTCE   No Commitments Meade ir Pre-Pearl Harbor Days, Stark Testifies

FDR SUBORDINATES TOLD T0 KEEP MUM PRIOR TO DISASTER      Warned Against Making Commitments To Other’ Na. tions Before December 7, ’41

Stark Says FDR Warned Against U.S. Commitment "Very Careful Not te  Indicate Automatic Entry into Warfare’

Stark Asserts FDR Ordered No  War Commitments  Pearl Harbor Group Still Hearing Navy Chief’s Story

TOLD TO USE CARE   Yiicers Were Not to Make Commitments Pnorto °  Pear] Harbor

F.R. Opposed Commitments, Stark Claims   Gave Subordinates Instructions Against Giving Other Nations Hints Of War

No Commitments Was FDR Order   No Word To British On U. S. War Help

Roosevelt Warned Against Prewar Commitments   Officials Told To Avoid Pacts With Other Nations

HEARING ON UNION’S CHARGE AGAINST GM DELAYED FOR WEEK  GOVERNMENT RENEWS   EFFORTS TO SETTLE   9 MONTH.OLD FICHT

NLRB. HEARING IN G.M. STRIKE. HALTS FOR WEEK   Labor. Mediator Asks Written Views to Speed Settlement

GOV. GATES OF INDIANA WARS ON K. K. K.   To Ask Assembly for Legislation Banning Hate Organizations

HINDU LEADER HEADS NEW GOVT IN INDIA   Moslem League Leader. Says Civil War-tnevitabte

NEHRU TAKES OVER INDIA’ GOVERNMENT   Hordes Riot In Protest  Of Regime

U.S. STEEL HEAD URGES NATIONAL WAGE POLICY   Strikers, Companies Look to Truman for Strike Solution

Fairless Asks Conference On U.§. Wage Polic   New Efforts Made To End Steel Walkout, Other Deadlocks

National Wage Policy Urged to End Strike:   Fairless Asks President To Seek Advice of Busines Leaders on Pay Boosts

INRADIO ADBRESS,  ~-y  Fairless Asks National Wage Policy for Industrial Peace.

Uniform Pay Policy Asked  tet DAW   Trumon-Management Parley Advocated by Fairless, Steel lead

National Wage Policy Wanted by Fairless  Parley of Industrialists Sought; To Aaatn ta Tenman far Salitian

National Wages   Union, Company Both Turn To President Once More To Seek  Solution

FAIRLESS CALLS FOR PAY POLICY   Asks Truman To Meet With Industry Chiefs On Need

steel Leader Asks National Plan On Wages   LABOR AND EMPLOYERS SEEK SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE

ational Wage           o Asks Pres): - déni to Stiminon fiduég: *. trial Leadess To  ae Washingipi:      Would Determine What ineveascs Country Can En“aipre Without Dan war of Inflation

U.S. STEEL HEAD ASKS WAGE POLICY   B. F. Fairless Proposes a Parley of Industrial Leaders to Determine What Pay Boost Business Can Endure.

National Wage Policy Uraed By Fairless   - Warring Factions Turn Problem Back To President

National Wage ees Urged y Fairless   U. S. Steel Head Offers - Proposal Which May ' Solve All Strikes

National Wage Policy. Ursed..   Steel Workers Ask U, S.-Owned Steel Plants Be Turned Over

Part Of Huge Loot May Still Be Missing New Developments Ir  Jewel Theft Hinted

“FENCE” HELD ‘SOME OF GERMAN ‘CROWN JEWELS   Pertion Of Hessian Leet Was Being Disposed When Case Broke   CHARGES ARE BEING PREFERRED BY ARMY

Schwellenbach Hits Case Bill   Fears Era of Endastrial  Ware if Measure Ghaved

Official Hits — Control Bill   Schwellenbach Calls AntiStrike Measure “Hodge Podge”

‘Case bill to bring era of labor strife ‘Lnfair act’ hit bv Schwellenbach

Strike. Control Bill Is Flayed   Senate Labor Commitee Hears Schwellenbach

Schwellenbach Fears Effect Of Case Bill   Strike Control Plan May Cause Trouble, Official Declares

ON CASE BILL   Measure Rapped by Labor Secretary, Upheld By NAM Spokesman

FRENCH PROPOSAL ON SPAIN IS REJECTED   State Department Not Inclined Te Grins Matter Before Security Counc]

U. S..Rejects French Plan  For Franco  Security Council Action Against ‘SEER Se See, VSR 

Russia Challenged In Stormy Session   Russ Accused of Attempting To Dictate To Peace Session

Molotov And Byrnes Clash  At Conference   American Sec. of State Charges Russian Seeking To Dictate To Peace Parley Through Big-4.

HARD WORDS ARE THROWN ABOUT AT PARIS PARLEY   Byrnes Accuses Molotov Of Trying To “Dictate” Through Big Four; Molotov Replies Big Four Was “America’s  Idea.”

Byrnes Clashes With Molotov At Peace Parley   Verbal Blasts Traded; Committeé Rejects Study of Voting: Plans

Claims Russian Seeking Dictatior To Conference   U.S. Delegate Challenges Molotov To Print His Remarks In Soviet Union

Byrnes Charges Russia Is Attempting Dictate Peace Conference by Use Big Fou:

BYRNES ASSAILS MOLOTOV ACTS; RED HITS BACK   Heated Debate at Paris Enliv ens Peace Talks—Soviet Replies to Charges

Hot Remarks Exchanged By Diplomats   Controversy Develops Over Two-Thirds Rule

U.S. Secretary Says Soviets Would Dictate   Foreign Chiefs Argue Over Place of Bia Four in Setup

SAYS RUSSIANS ARE SEEKING TO DICTATE   U. S. Inconsistent, Claims Russian Delegate   AID GIVEN   By U. S. To Soviets When Outlook Was Black, Secretary States

Rift Between  U.S. And Russia Widens In Paris   Accuracy, Motives Of Stalin’s Foreign Minister Under Fire

BYRNES CLASHES WITH MOLOTOV ON MEET RULES   U. S$. Secretary Challenges Soviets to Print Remarks in Newspapers

Byrnes Claims Molotov Seeks Dictator Rule   Challenge Issued To Print Charges tn Russian Press

Russian Sought  To Dictate, Byrnes Charges   U. S. Secretary Replies to Russian’s Charges Of “Inconsistency’”’—-Molotov Accepts the Challenge to Have Remarks Published in Russia—Statement’s Accuracy Challenged

U.S. Secretary Charges Russian With Seeking To  Dictate Parley’s Policies

Byrnes, Molotov Clash on Voting   Challenge to Publish Byrnes’ Remarks Is Accepted By Molotov

BYRNES AND MOLOTOY CLASH QN FLOOR OF PEACE CONFERENCE OVER RULES MADE BY COMMITTEE   Challenge by Secretary Byrnes for Making Public, Remarks Made in Soviet Press Is Accepted by Foreign Minister of Red Nation— Other News Importance Around and About World

— PARLEY — Dares Russ  To Print Charges   Red Chief Accepts Challenge in Stormy Debate

Byrnes, Molotov Engage in Heated Exchange of Word:   Argument Takes Place in Second  Week of Effort to Settle Vote Rule

SAYS SOVIET ~ AIDE. SEEKS 10 DICTATE   Russian Minister In Defense, Says ‘Big 4 Was U. S. Idea

SEC. BYRNES AND MOLOTOV CLASH AGAIN   American Accuses Red of Trying to Dominate the Paris Peace Conference Through Power of the Big Four.

Dictation Said Sought By Russian   American Seeks To Have Charges Given To Soviet People

Byrnes and Molotoy Clash At Conference   American Challenges Seviet to Have News In Soviet Press

PLAN VOTE ON ATOM.CONTROL   U. N. Scientists Ready For Showdown on Renort.

Atom Energy Showdown Is Due Today   Soviet Russia Holding Key to Unanimous Vote

UN Atom Scientists Ready ‘For Showdown on Controls Russia Holds Key to Unanimous Vot

jyoviet Russia Holds The Key  ‘Showdown On Atom Control Due Before U. N: Commission

THE FORECAST   SHOWDOWN DUE ON ATOM CURBS   UN Scientists To Vote Toda) _ On-Report On Controls

UN Atomic Group Nears Showdown  On Control Issues  Russia Holds Key _ To Unanimous Vote

Atom Energy Heads Meet for Showdown Ballot on Control   Russia Holds Top Hand for Unanimous Vote in Secret Meet

United Nations Is Ready For Showdown Vote Today On Atomic Energy Issue

250 Former Gle Trek to. Cougar, Wash., for Bar-  bectne With Their War time Correspondent

‘Mulkey Brats’ Visit ‘V-Mail Mom;' To Give Her Real Party Next Year

EXTENSION OF RURAL POWER LINES PLANNEL   Public Service Co. Signing New Farms For Service Thru County

U.S. NAVAL FLOTILLA, ANCHORS AT ATHENS   Greeks Cheer Arrival of  tm Chive

U.S. FLOTILLA © ANCHORS IN ~ GREEK HARBOR   Five Ships Pay Four-Day  ‘Courtesy Call’

Greeks Greet Yank Flotilla   Carrier Roosevelt, Escort Visit Piraeus

Redistricting Of Entire State Asked in Suit   Jenkin Lloyd G. Jones, Editor Tulsa Tribune,  Seeks to Halt Partial  Re-Apnportionment

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Arrest 2 More German Intelligence Officers

GREEKS VOTING DECISIVELY FOR KINGS RETURN   70 Per Cent Of Voters Favor Regime Of King George Il

Qutecome ot Election Now  Held Certain   18 Deaths Reported From Violence During Period of Balloting

Big Majority Handed Ruler   Democratic Forces  Make Slim Showing

KING RETURNED TO THRONE BY GREEK VOTERS   Communists Soundly Beaten At Polls; 11 Deaths Reported   PLEBISCITE ATTACKED BY SOVIET BROADCAST

REPUBLIC FAILS IN PLEBISCITE; FIGHTS KILL 11   Moscow Broadcast Blasts Election And Presence Of ‘Foreign Troops’

Vote Indicates Greek King Will Return to Throne   Acting Premier Says Monarchists. Have  *\Collected 70 Per Cent of Ballots

Voters Swing To Royalists In Plebiscite   ‘Russia Hurls Charges of ‘Fascism’, Claims  U.S., Britain Dominate Government; Violence Sweeps Nation  i  During Balloting.

70% of Voters Want Return Of Monarch   18 Deaths Reported In Communist Raids: Victory Celebrations Are Prohibited

BRICKER TO STAY QUT OF 1948 RACE   Will Step Aside To Give Taft Ohio’s Support

TAFT WILL BE OHIO FAVORITE ISON CANDIDATE   Bricker Will Step Aside A Presidential Contender Is Report

RUMORS GROW TAFT e10 BE COLOR BEARER   Bricker May Decline To En: ter’48 White House Race

aft to Get hio Support F  or President   Learn Bricker Will Remove Name ’ From Possibilities

TAFT WILL HAVE OHIO’'S SUPPORT   Taft Acceptance of Senate Labor ‘Committee Post Considered Move to Keep Him Before ruplle Kye for Next Two Yeurs, °

Bricker May Bow In Taft's Favor   ! Move Gives Senater Lead in  GOP Race for 1948

Sen. Bricker Steps Aside      Acts to Unite Ohio Behind Robert Taft

Senator-elect May Withdraw To Unify Party   Solid Ohio GOP Delegation Would Be Nomination Factor

)SEN. TAFT WILL BE OHIO’S CHOICE JFOR 1948 RACE   Bricker Said To Have Given Up Presidential Bid

OnIO PICKS TAFT 10 BE CANDIDATE   Bricker Will Bow Out of Race for Nomination In 1948.

BRITISH CHARGE JEW REFUGEES U. S. FINANCED   Illegal Immigration To Palestine Laid Upon American Money

Spokesman Cites ‘Ads Urging Help  For Europe Jews   Zionist Leaders In London Charge British Policy Is ‘Blackmail’

Briton Charges American. Money Is Behind Illegal Immigration to Holy Land

British Say U.S. Aided  Immigration   ‘Financial Sources’ Here Said To Have Encouraged Jews

American Cash Said Aiding Illicit Entry   British Colonial Official Tells of Jewish Problem

U. S. Financial Sources Blamed  Illegal Immigration Of Jews Aided, Said

Halloween No Night Of Harmless Fun In Wes Coast Cities With Hoodlums On Rampage

los Angeles Halloween Celebration Turns Into Hoodlum “Nightmare”

Hoodlums Sweep Western Cities   Los Angeles And Portland Report Widespread Damage.

INCOME TAX DAY FOR 5 MILLION   Farmers, Professional Men File Estimates, Pay

Must Turn In Income Records   Nearly Five Million Taxpayers Affected

Income Tax Troubles Face 5,000,000 Persons Today; Others Due March 15

3 Democrats In House Are  Renominated   Arch McDonald To Oppose Glenn Beall In Sixth District

am -* 3 Democratic Congressmen Renominated   DAlesandco and Fallon, 01 Ralthneres and Sasscer, Of Upper Marthoro, Win Easily

Doctor Goes Berserk, Held For Stabbing   Former Moberlyan Wounded by Police After Michiqan Melee

MINISTERS SOON TO TACKLE THE GERMAN PEACE   United States Puts Immediate Occupation  e > Of Final Peace  Terms.

Soup Strike Is Settled At Camden   Now Farmers Demand Adjustment of ‘One-Sided Contract’

BAN ON UNRRA AID 1S PROPOSED   U. S. Seeks Right for Reporters To Gather News

GROUP NAMED BY GOVERNOR FILES REPORT   On State Boys’, Girls’ Schools

WAR HERO'S FAMILY, LIVING IN OPEN AT AUSTIN FOR 2 MONTHS, FINALLY RECEIVING MUCH HELP

Faith in America  Widow of Texas War Hero Found Living Under Tree

FAMILY’S FAITH IS RESTORED  Help Pours In To Sick Widow And Four Destitute Children

State Solons Back On-Job   Have Controversial Matters Upon Slate

Virginia’s Assembly This Week Puts Attention On Labor. Election:

PRICES INCREASE AT OPENING, DROP, THEN CLIMB LIMIT AGAIN   GOVERNMENT INFLUENCES GIVEN CREDIT FOR NEW BOLSTERING OF TRADE   Cotton closed up the allowed 200-point, or $10, Mmit today in New Orleans and New York.

Butler Gains:  Victory Over Gov. Griswold   Mekota Wins Democratic Nomination; Carl Curtis Receives Majority.

Masaryk Tells UN No ‘Iron Curtain’ Shielding Czechs  ‘Austin Indicates U. S. Policy Speech ‘In Near Future’ -

THREE AIR CREWMEN DIE IN emacn OF SUPERFPORT   CALIFORNIAN HEADS DAY   Army Feud With WPB Echoes in Donald Nelson’s New Book

Cattle Ranges In Colorado Bombarded With Bales Of Hay   Army Airmen Fly Over = SnowCovered Ranges And Drop Food To Cattle

ARMY FLIERS DROPPING FEED JO SNOWBOUND CATTLE HERDS   “OPERATION HAY” STARTED TO PREVENT LIVESTOCK ~ STARVING ON COLORADO RANGES

Lana Turner Tries To  See Hughes, Refused; Aviator Still Critical

Actresses Try To See Hughes   But No One Permitted To Reach Bedside Of Noted Flier, Battling For Life

RUSSIAN SAYS 2,000 KILLED IN BLOOD BATH   Machine Gunners Unable To Keep Up With Influx of Prisoners

COOL AIR ON THE WAY   Flora Predicts Scattered Showers for Part of Kansas

OHIO SHORT OF DRAFT QUOTA   Goble Blames Ban on Drafting of Teen-Agers

Army to Close Deshon April 30   12 General Hospitals, 2 Convalescent Hospitals To Close June 30

Army Reduces Big Hospitals By One-Third   Patterson. Cites ’ Fewer Patients, Personnel Shortage

Army Closing 14 Hospitals June 30 Ashford General Included on List

MANY WESTERN RECLAMATION BUREAU PROJECTS WILL BE FORCED TO: WAIT; HUNGRY HORSE DAM JOB UNAFFECTED

FDR Talked To Stark On Night Of December 6   Committee [s Told of Phone  Coneervation

ONE RELEASED; © _ PIE MEN ARE NSCHARGED      List Received Today Shows -fwo From the Navy and One From the Marines,

FIVE MORE MEN ARE HONORABLY », DISCHARGED   List Today Includes Men Men From the Army, Three From the Navy and One From Marines

EIGHT SERVICE MEN HONORABLY DISCHARGE!   Vive of the Men Discharged Are From the Navy Branch of Service ”.

Steel Strike Is Net Over Yet For Smaller Plants   Many Small Fabricating Plants Are Facing Crisis As Strike Continues   PRICE RELIEF IS NEEDED AT ONCE

Russians Veto 3  UN Applications   Membership Denied Ireland,  Trans-Jordan and Albania

U.S, Calls for ‘Full Report’ or Armed Forces   Replies to New Soviet Proposal With Appeal To Put’Cards on Table’

Favors an Open Book on Troops   United States Asks for rds on Table” on Men Under Arms   BEFORE UN ASSEMBLY   Russia Willing to Submit Figures on Army at Home and Abroad

Russia Ready to Accept American Plan on Troops   All UN Members Would Submit Figures

U.S. Asks Report From All Powers  On Troops’ Force Shawina af ‘All Card’   Showing of ‘All Cards’ Uraed by Sen. Connally

U.S. Calls on All Nations to Report Troop:   Numbers of Forces At Home and Abroad Would Be Included

3.DIMENSION MOVIES   Russia Agrees to Release Complete Figures on Troops

Russian Envoy Seeks Data On Allied Troops   Molotov Takes Charge Of Soviet Move To Force UN Accounting; U. §. Calls His Hand

U.S. in Call For World Troop Data   * Wants Complete Strength Reports From UN Nations

On Numbers Of Forces At Home, Abroad   Russia Submits DoubleBarreled Plan Before Political Group bel

U. S. Asks For Full Report On Troop Numbers  Lay All Cards On The

Molotov Again Voices Charges That U. S. and British Troops Are Being Used for Pressure

Frankness Asked On Troop Questior   Connally, Molotov Statements Call for Cards-on-Table Move

U.S. Calls For Showdown Among U.N. M:-nbers On Issue Of Troops °\broad

US ASKS TROOP > REPORT   All Cards Should Be Laid on Table Conally Says

UNITED NATIONS TOLD AMERICA FAVORS ALL CARDS PUT ON TABLE ’ CONNALLY SPEAKS FOR  ' THIS NATION AFTER MOLOTOV PROPOSAL

RUSSIA READY TO GIVE DATA ABOUTTROOPS   Soviet Foreign Minister Proposes Ajl Members of U.N. Submit Complete Figures   IN COMPLETE ACCORD

Molotov Accepts Proposal by U.$   Ready to Tell of Troop Placements

‘Cards on Table’ Is Asked by U. $. Delegate to UN   Connally Gives Reply To Russia‘s Demands Voiced by Molotov

Connally Calls On UN to Tell Troop Figures   Molotov Says Soviet In Complete -Accord . With U.S. on Question

Soviet-U. S.. Near Accord On Troops   Countries Seem Ready To Agree That All U.N, Members Should Make Troop Numbers Publie

U. §. CALLS FOR FULL DATA ON TROOP NUMBER   Agrees With Russia on Revealing Disposition ot Military Forces

Speeches Made At Meeting  2 2 eee eee   Molotov And Connally Talk

(Council Studies       On Information       Connally Declares U.S Ready For Full Report eh  Troons.

U.S. WANTS ‘ALL THE GARDS’ PLACED ON THE TABLE   And Make Complete Reports on Number of Their Troops.   BOTH HOME AND ABROAD   Tom Connally Declares This Information Should Be Made Public.

U.S. Proposes » All Nations Tell Troop Disposition   Request in UN Assembly Counters Russian Demands Far Infarmatan on Armies

U.S. Tells UN To Lay Cards On The Table   America Also Calls For Reports On Number Of Troops And Dispositions

Connally Makes Proposal After Offer by Molotov   Session Called to Debate Issue of Information on Troops and Bases

Connally Asks All Nations to Give  Report on Forces  Molotoy Says Reds Ready to Give Full Data on Strenath

U.S., Molotov. Agree to Bare All Troop Data   Both Tell UN Willing te List All Armed Forces

RUSSIA READY 10 GIVE DATA ON HOMIE ARMY   \lolotov Asks Reports On Forces in Enemy Countries

Draft “Holiday” Receives Strong Support in House   Proposal To Raise Mini mum Age to 20 Is Offer ed by May

Draft ‘Holiday’ Plan Gathers House Support  Bill Would Prohibit Inductions Till Oct.

Inductions of Draftees May Be Postponed  Minimum Draft Ave   Minimum Draft Age Also May Be Raised From 18 to 20

House Starts Debate. for Draft Extensior   ‘Holiday’ Sentiment Is Strong; Good Support Expected When Voting Starts

Sentiment for Draft ‘Holiday’ Gains Streneth In House   Debate on Legislation Extending Selective Service Law Opens: Voting Scheduled to Open Today

House Favors  Draft Holiday   Selective Service Debat Reveala Sentiment

Sentiment In Favor Of Draft ‘Holiday’ Sweeps Through House Friday   Vinson Offers Amendment To Selective Service Bill Prohibiting Inductions Before October 15, 1946

HOLIDAY FOR DRAFT IS PROPOSED   Strong Support Is Expected from Plan Of Chairman Vinson

Drive To Exempt Teen-AgersStarts  Senate Gets Armload Of Pay Raise Plans

Vinson’s Plan.  Expected fo Win  In. Voting Today Would Continue  All Inductions Aftar O-# 15

Tide of Sentiment For Draft Holiday  Gains In Congress   Proposal to Ban Inductions Until October 1! Finds Considerable Support in House As Debate Opens on Extension of Draft

PRAFT HOLIDAY ~ PROPOSAL WINS STRONG SUPPORT    House Members Back Vinson  Plan to Suspend Inductions to Give Voluntary Enlistments a Trial.   VOTING WILL GET UNDER WAY TODAY   May's Amendment to Raise Minimum Age of ConSeripts From 18 to 20 Proves Popular.

faa act alata a nee a anil i iN i  Draft ‘Holiday’ Winning Favor

Draft Holiday Sentiment On - Rise In House   Divergence of Opinion May be Settled by Sen-. _ate-House Conference

Sentiment For Draft ‘Holiday’  Inereases   ProposalToExempt Teen-Agers Heard; . Debate on Measures Begins in House

ANIMAL PAINTER E. 1. SETON DIES   World - Famous Lecturer, Author And Artist Known Since 1898

CHRHRBS FACE RAILWAY TIEUP   Chicaco, Aurora & Elgin Strike Cuts Service For Over 21,000

Truman Aiming  For Balanced  °4.6-4:7 Budget   Experts Agree Budget. Will Come Closest In Many " Years to Equalizing  Income and Outzo

SEEK MEA PREVENT MEAT FAMINE IN ii. S.      Government Preparing Plans To Seize Strike Bound Packinghouses

Says Truman Undecided on Govt. Seizure   Discusses Steel Strike With Legislative Leaders

Seizure OF Meat Plants Now lalkec   President Follows Strike Picture on Day-to-Day Basis

UNION PLEDGES SHUTDOWN UNTIL WAGES BOOSTED   Settlement Efforts Continue In Washington; Hint Seizure of Packing Plants

George Arliss, Former Motion Picture, Stage Star, Dies af Age of 77

Submarines May Replace Battleships as Key Units In America's Future Navy

‘Counting Plan For Bulgarian Voting Blocked   Soviet on Control Council Stymies U. 8. Proposal For Fair Tahulation

Russia Blocks New Fair Election Plan   United States W Wants Bulgarian Ballots Counted at the Polls

SOVIETS BLOCK U. §. PLAN FOR BULGAR VOTING   Anti - Vote - Tampering Project Killed By Red Disapproval

SOVIET BLOCKS U, S. PLAN IN BULGARIA VOTE   Biryusov Stays Silent On American Stand For Free Elections

Soviets Block U.S. Plan On Bulgar Election   Action Puts New Strain On Relations With Soviet Russia

Red Bars U. S. Election Plan For Bulgaria   American Relations With Soviet Union Are Further Clouded

FREE ELECTION PLAN IS BALKED   Russian Representative Blocks U. S. Proposal ~ Regarding Bulgaria

Russians Block American Move To Prevent Tampering -With Elections In Bulgaria

NAVY DEPARTMENT DISCLOSED {WO AMERICAN SEAPLANES WERE ATTACKER BY TWO RED PLANES

U. S. Protests Soviet Attack on Seaplanes   Disapproval, Also Voiced on Russia's Action ix Stripping Manchuria of Industries

Sharp Protest Sent Soviets on Darien Incident   Red Action in Manchuria Also Is Denounced ©

IRAN POLICY,  AIR ATTACKS — CAUSING STIR   U, 8. NAVY PROTESTS FIRING ON SEAPLANES AND. IRAN POLICY FURTHER STRAINS:  "RELATIONS

Underwater Atom Targets at Bikini ‘Will Include Fleet of 75 Vecsele

FOLEY PROMISES VET HOUSING DECISION SOON   Non-Residentia'! Building Curhs May Be Relaxed

Delegation To Demand Open Discussion Of Alt Items On Big Agenda   Americans Ready To Support Big Five Veto Power But Will Insist That Rest Of Nations Have Opportunity To Talk About It.

FIRST STAGE OF FIGHT DEVELOPS BEFORE OPENING   Delegates Meeting In Two Full Sessions Today; Report Scheduled   MUCH ORATORY EXPECTED   51 Individual Speeches By Representatives Of All Nations To Be Made

BIG NATIONS TO DEFEND VETO POWER   U. S., Britain Will Support Charter Provision

American Attitude Is Set At Delegation Meeting Today  OUTLINE PLANS  Feel That 51 Nations Should Get Chance Ta Talk

Franco Regime Investigation Appears Likely   But Some Delegations Believe Russia Might Veto UN Resolution

U.N. COUNCIL MAY PROBE FRANCO CASE   Australien Plan May Be Accepted Next Tuesday

AUSTRALIA PROPOSAL FOR UN INVESTIGATION OF FRANCO REGIME MAY GET ADOPTION   Allied Council Divided Over Proposed Procedure

FRANCO PROBE MAY HINGE ON RUSSIAN VOTE   Australia Request for UN investigation of Regime Likely to be Adopted.

FULL INQUIRY INTO FASCIST SPAIN LIKELY   Proposal To Check Rumor Of Nazi Activity Seen  Accepted

PLAN TO PROBE SPAIN MAY SET OFF NEW CRISIS   Possible. Clash Seen in Veto by Council Members

New Clash Seen in Proposed UN Probe of Franco   ‘ Adoption Indicated, But British Doubt Russia Can Veto It

U N Probe Of Franca Proposed _   Australian Idea Given Excellent Chance But Veto Possibility Seen

INVESTIGATION OF FRANCO BY UN SEEMS LIKELY UNLESS USSR INTERPOSES NEW OBJECTIONS

Temperatures   Australian Plan May Find Majority; Recess Until Tuesday

PROBE ON SPAIN BY UN DEPENDS (PONS SR   Australian Plan to Delve Into Facts Is Likely to Carry Unless Russia Vetoes   IN RECESS TQ TUESDAY   Council at That Time Will Probably Vote to Keep jJran Case Open

News Day And Night   Plan Has Excellent Chance Of Adoption Unless Russia Objects   Soviet Attitute Not Determined   Gromyko Must Consult Moscow Before Stating Country’s Position

FORMAL MOVE IS SUGGESTED BY AUSTRALIANS,   Russian Reaction -_.. Unknown As Gromyko Sounds Out Moscow

FRANGO SPAIN PROBE ASKED BY AUSTRALIA   Has Excellent Chance To Be Adopted By UN Is Report

FRANCO REGIME WILL BE PROBED   UN DECISION WILL HINGE ON RUSSIAN ATTITUDE

Australia Wants Factual Investigation  Of Franco   As Usual Russia Reaction Is Slow Concerning Proposal

Martin Says 8.009.000 Bushels of Wheat Will Be Needed From Outside

Strikers Ask All American Labor To Aid  Telegrams we ng Actio n Sen

Seamen Urge General Strike. If Pay Rejected  CIO Maritime Union Wants Equal Pay Wit Any AFL Increase

Seamen. Want All Labor To  Voice. Protest   Would Be Invoked In Event Wage Stabilization Board Rejects Wage: Demands   Telegrams Sent To Union Leader's   Perniission Granted For Some Tughbosts to: Re- sume Work In New York Harbor

WORK STOPPAGE THREAT ISSUED   AFL Seamen Urge Shutdowr If Pay Demand Rejected.

Labor Union Heads May Call Stoppage . Of All Union Work   Will Urge 24-Hour Work Stoppage if WSB Holds  to First Decision

Capital Parley Called: Crisis Mounts Hourly   Tugboats Resume Partial Operations; Mayor Fears Rioting

AFL Seamen Urge All Organized Labor Groups To Stop Work If Wage Demands Are Not Met.      DECISION OF BOARD IS BEING AWAITED

AFL Officials Ask Murray, Green For One-Day Support   Curran To Call CIO Maritime Union Out On Strike If Not Ineluded In Wage Boost

AFL and CIO Requested To Take Action If WSB Rejects Demands on Pay

Stoppage 01 24 Hours !s Advocated   New York Mayor Sees Dire Results From Truck Strike

Strikers Ask All American Labor To Aid   Telegrams Urging Action Sent To Murrav. Green

24-Hour Work Stoppage For All U.S. Workers   Telegrams to Green and Murray by Seamen; Tughboats Resume Work In New York

Would Ask Every Union To Stage 24-Hour Stoppage As Demonstration Of Strength If WSB Does Not Reverse Decision On Wadae Increase

APE ABELL A SLPS ee  Threat To WSB Wage  Rejection   Appeals Sent To Green And Murray

Work Stoppage Sought if Wage Boost-Is Denied   Petition Green and Murray to Proclaim  24-Hour Walk-Out 

MARITIME UNIONS T0 ASK ClO AND AFL TO OTOP WORK 24 HOURS  DECISION DEPENDENT ON

Seamen Ask Strikes If Pay Boost Spurned  CIO, AFL Heads Get Request;  Weel. Jeen<-n!t D....... WD 41.1

All Labor to Stay Off Jobs For 24-Hours   Protest Would Be Made If WSB Rejects Wage Demands of Seamen —

Seamen Urge ‘Holiday’ If WSB ‘Balky’   New York Tugboats Resume Towing Of Fuel And Food Barges.

Tugboats Begin Chuaging Again   _. WSB Meets For Ruling On AFL Seamen's Wages

(10 SEAMEN THREATEN 10 WALK OUT   Gencral Strike Is Asked if Board Rejects Demands

AFL AND CiO HEADS GET WIRES   Also Asks CIO And AFL Withdrawal From WSR

If Stabilization Board Rejects Pay Demands   Urges Action in Tele. grams to Phil Murray Wm. Green

Curran Want Raise for Whole Trade   CIO Seamen’s Union Threatens To Call  Men Out

24-HOUR TIEUP SOUGHT IF WSB REJECTS RAISE   Also Urge Unions to Withdraw Members From Board

Seamen Make Request In Telegrams to Heads Of American Federation Of Labor and CIO

Committee Asks For a National Work Stoppage   Desire Action If Demand Is Rejected

Halt Of 24 Hours, Plea Of Seamen   Shipping Strikers Send Pleas To CIO, AFL, Asking Stoppages If WSB Fails To Act

Ship Unions Urge Green And Murray   Seek U.S. Labor Halt if Board Refuses Wage Demands.

National Work Stop Asked If Seamen Denied  — ae ee. eee   Joint Committee Requests Green, Murray For Support In Ship Dispute

WSB Ponders Issue With ‘Doors Closed      Board Debating Whether To Yield to Demands of Seamer or Stand Firm On Maritime Ruling

"AFL Seamen Ask Work Stoppage Ii ‘Demands Refused      Tugboats in New York  Resume Towing Barges Carrying Food and Fuel

Seamen Would Stop Work lf Board Rejects Demands  Government Agency Keeps Meeting, Finds No Solution

Telegrams To CIO Head Request 24-Hour Tieup On Nationwide Basis _

PROMOTION ACT IS DISAPPROVED   President [ejects Measure Calling for Rank Hikes Of Service Personnel

TERRIFIC GAS EXPLOSION WRECKS NEGRO APARTMENT IN NEW ORLEANS   Twenty-Five Injured, 14 Seriously, in Early Morning Blast Which Was Accompanied by “Sheet of White Flame.”’

Soils District Referendum to — Be Saturday      Local Polling Place to Be the Greater Rolfe Club Lounge

Land Owners Vote Saturday On Soil Setup   Five Polling Places In County Will Be Open From 5 te 9

Polls Set Up— At Five Places — 'n the County   Voters Will Also Elect Three Soil Commissioners for District_.

Truman Advised Of Situation In Yugoslavia  Yacht Plowing Toward Bermuda

Truman Has  All OF Facets   President Watching Yurcostay Situation

Byrnes Informs Truman Of Crisis   President Refuses Comment; Yacht Heads For Berth In Bermuda

Truman, Bermuda-Bound, Scans Tense Situation In Yugoslavia   No Munich-Like Settlement On Mid-East, This Nation Declares   U. S. Launches Carefully Planned Diplomatic Offensive Against Russian Expansion Into Fresh Areas Of Middle East And Asia

TRUMAN KEPT POSTED IN YUGOSLAV DISPUTE   Byrnes Phones Full Repor' On Incidents From Paris

Training Courses For Cubbers Soon   Three Sessions Planned For Cubmasters, Pack Committeemen, Parents

Code of Criminal Law Among Nations Planned  President Approves Recommendations of Francis Biddle

3 MISSING NAVY SHIPS ARE SAFE   lorarr THAT LEFT PANAMA WITH 15 MEN ARE AT © KINGSTON, JAMAICA.

BIG 4 TACKLES PEAGE TREATIES   Conditions For Five Nazi Satellites To Be Drawn I'p In Secrecy

Voice in German Treaty Is Demanded By Low Countries   Peace Deliberations Are Scheduled to Open Agein Monday Morning

SUSPEND RECRUITING FOR EUROPEAN AREAS   Action Robs Army Of Inducement For Enlistments

NINE DEAD, 75. HURT IN MYSTERY BLAST   Summer Resort Shattered Bi Bas Explosion

NOTE ALLEGES NEW VIOLATION OF FRONTIERS   Insists That American Planes Continue to Cross Boundary

‘Slavs Deny Any Liability In Deaths Of Yank Flyers   Note Broadcast From Belgrade in Charges of More Violations Over Yugoslavian Are:

SLAVS DENYING BLAME IN U. S, FLIERS’ DEATHS   Frontier Violations By American Planes

YUGOSLAVS CHARGE MORE VIOLATIONS   Say American Fliers Deliberately Cross Border

NOTE PROTESTS VIOLATIONS OF SLAV FRONTIER   Government Claims  U.S. Planes Fly Over Yugoslavia

Accuses U.S. Planes Of Further ‘Deliberate Frontier Violations   Yugoslavs Declare Promise To Refrain From Firing On American Planes Pre-supposed U. S. Would Cease To Fly Over Banned Territory.

Claim U. S. Planes Over Yuvoslavia   Claim New Frontier Violations In Newe Rroadcact

U. S. Warned By Yugosiavs   Note Hints Further Tragedies Unless Frontier Respected

SLAVS DENYING BLAME IN U, S. FLIERS’ DEATHS   Yugoslavia Charges More Frontier Violations By American Planes

Strike Hits Industry's  ‘Bio Three’ wn,   Workers Quit Plants In Sixteen States: Picketing Peaceful

78 Electric Planis Struck Across Nation   20,000 Remain Away From Jobs At Schenectady

200,000 Quit Jobs In Electrical Strike  Picketing Peaceful in 16 States; Appliance Workers Ask $2 Raise

Strike Hits Big Three Of The Int dustry—General Electric, Westinghouse, Electrical Division Of Ceneral Motors   UNION DEMANDING $2 WAGE INCREASE

78 Factories Are Closed “100 Percent’   Long Threatened Walkout For $2 Day Increase Hits Big Three Of Industry.

Electrical Workers Quit Johs   Large and Small Plans On Reconversion Hit by Strike

American Vesse ls Ordered From Port of Dairen   Businessman and Two Reporters Are Denied Entry by Russians

STATE DEPARTMENT AWAITS “REPORT ON U. 8. NAVY BOAT BEING BARRED AT DAIREN ~ .

ITALY SEEKS TO INCREASE ARMAMENTS   Asks Permission To Boost Strength of Peace-Time Navy From 22,500 To 35,000   FRENCH LINE DEBATED

ITALY SEEKS 10 UP HER FORGES   Petitions Peace Parley For 35,000 Officers, Men

Italy Asks Bigger Peacetime Navy in Peace Conference   Yugoslavia Continues Making Claims for Italian Cities

ITALY ASKS FOR LARGER NAVAL FORCE   Seeks Permission Of Conference To Increase Strength

ITALY MAKES APPEAL FOR STRONGER NAVY   Requests 12,500 More Mer Than Fixed By ‘Big Four’

Italy Asks Navy Strength Be Put At 35,000 Figure   Final Plea Is for Added Crew of 12,500 Over Big Four Quota for Nation

PEACE PARLEY HEARS PLEA FOR BlG NAVY FROM FORMER ENEMY  REQUEST IS ALSO MADE FOR SCRAP IRON FROM

PEACE PARLEY HEARS  PLEA FOR BiG NAVY  FROM FORMER ENEMY REQUEST IS ALSO MADE  f » FOR SCRAP IRON FROM OLD DOOMED VECCELE

Italy Asks More Naval Manpower   Delegation Prepares Plea For ‘Defensive Armament’

MILLIONS BE OUT OF WORK IN NEW YORK   Strikes Hit Automotive And Steel Industries

TORNADO AGAIN ROARS THROUGH DETROIT AREA   Property Damage High But Only One Life Lost

ANOTHER — TORNADO IN DETROIT AREA   Huge Property Damage But Only One Person Killed

China Is Facing ‘Critical 15 Days’   Chou En-Lai Flies to Yenan for Instructions

SENATE TO VOTE LATE Tills AFTERNOON ON TRUMAN -!ROPOSAL—DEFEAT-ON———— PLAN PREDICTED

Senate Votes On Motion to Kill “Draft”   Defeat Forecast as Debate on. Other Features Is Cut

‘LABOR DRAFT’ BALLOT NEARS   Senate Will Vote at 5 P.M. On Motion to Kill Truman’s Plan

HOFFMAN POPS ‘LID’ MONDAY   To Open Campaign Against Ellet With Speech At Hotel Vincent

BRIGGS WILL OPEN CAMPAIGN MAY 11   United States Senator Will Make Opening Speech at Sedalia.

Raymond Wilson Killed By Train   Steps in Front of Burlington Freight Train Friday   Frank P. Briggs in Senate Race

NO AGREEMENT YET ON DRAFT OF YOUTHS 18   Senate-House Conferees Hope Accord Will Be Reached Sometime Today

Conferees Unable to Get Decision   Compromise on 18-Year-Olds Rejected by  3 to 3 Tie

GENERAL STRIKE OF MINERS SEEN   160 Ohio Men Leave Pits Demanding Meat

RAIN GODSEND TO FARM CROPS   Some Wind Damage Occurs   In Western lowa

lowa Drenched by Rain Early Today   Thundershowers and Winds Cover State

‘Know How’ Key To Development   Governor of Alabama Sees Opportunity To Develop South

QUALITY LEAF BRINGS HIGH PRICES   Lower Grades $16.50 Under Last Year In Georgia

CANDIDATES MAKE FINAL EFFORT T0 INTEREST VOTERS   ELECTION OFFICIALS REQUESTED TELEPHONE RESULTS DAILY SUN OFFICE

CANDIDATES MAKE FINAL EFFORT TO. INTEREST VOTERS  ELECTION OFFICIALS RI ALILCLS rr Wee rrr aTT Wet   ELECTION OFFICIALS REQUESTED TELEPHONE RESULTS DAILY SUN OFFICE

AG-INDUSTRY BOARD HEADED BY BEHREND .   Mattooner : Succeeds  Benjamin. Weir, of. es “Charleston

AG-INDUSTRY BOARD HEADED BY BEHREND   Mattooner Succeeds Benjamin Weir of Charleston

Cardinals Near National Pennani   Three Wins tu 4 Remain ing Games Would Insure Tic With Dodgers

Minneapolis Blaze Startec by Explosion   12 Workers Escape; Disaster Was Second in Last 10 Days

BIG ELEVATOR RAZED BY FIRE   $3,000,000 Loss Estimated In Minneapolis Blaze

GOP MAY REBEL OVER SPECIAL MEET ADDITIONS   Lausche Expands Program by Four Points, Including Loca! Government Aid

TOMORROW IS THE DEADLINE   THOSE WHO FILED QUARTERLY RETURNS MUST MAKE FINAL REPORT

Rivers Overflow In lowa: 5 Dead   Torrential Rains Measure 7 Inches

HOUSE DECISION ON DRAFT NEAR   Patterson Seeks Public Sup port for Year's Extension

BOX CARS FOR MOVING GRAIN TO BE SCARCE   Widespread Demand to Slow Transfers From Other Areas

QNE STRIKE IS ANNOUNCED AS SETTLED   ‘Western Electric and Employes Agree— Truman Lashes Ballyhoo

Oriental Curse, Vanishing Jewels Add to Weirdness of Sea Mystery

ORIENTAL CURSE, LOSS OF FABULOUS JADE: NECKLACES SPICE FRENCHMAN’S MYSTERY):

Oriental Curse, Missing Jade Necklaces Spice Mystery Of French Banker Henri Bar

Rains Brighten Kansas Wheat Picture; Lower Temperatures Forecast

HARVEST HOPES UP   Moderate Rains Improve Conditions in Western Kansas

Spanish People Urged To Get Rid of Franeo. Abolish Falange Party

Allies Ask Spanish To  Oust Generalissimo Franco   Indicate International Cold Shoulder  Until ‘Caretaker? Government Is Formed

Spanish People Asked to Act By Three Nations  Declaration Stops net Shart af

Three Powers Urge Spaniards To Oust France   Captured Papers Disclose Franco’s Link With Axis

Economic Cold Shoulder ‘Threatened if Spanish Fail to Kick Him Out

‘International Cold Shoulder Faces Nation I£ Dictator Allowed to Stay

SPANISH PEOPLE ARE ADVISED TO REMOVE FRANCO   U. S., Britain And France Suggest Ouster By Peaceful Methods   DICTATOR PROPOSED ASSISTANCE TO AXIS

Spain Is Urged To Get Rid Of Fy. Ayic Frienc   Papers Show Dictator's Tie With Hitler And Mussotins

United States, Britain And Franee Join In Note Making  Publie Documents Showing Diclators Alliance With FWitler

OUST DICTATOR, SPAIN I$ TOLD   Captured Papers Reveal Franco's Tieup With Axis Powers

Allies Urge Spain to Oust Franco   U. S. Discloses Dictator’s Ties With Axis

Three-Power Declaratior Calls for End of Fa lange Party   DOCUMENTS DISCLOSE FRANCO'S AXIS TIES   Spanish Dictator Promised Aid in Return for War Supplies

U.S., Britain And France  Ask Spanish To Oust France    Three Powers Ask Peaceful Revolution — U. S. Re leases Documents Telling of Franco's Ties With Hitler and Mussolini

Three Powers Ask Spaniards To Oust Franee   People Called Upon  To Act to Set Up New Regime: Ruler Tied With Hitler, Duce

Last Dictator Trembles U.S., Britain, France Warn Spain to Be Rid of Franco

3 ALLIED POWERS CALL UPON SPAIN TO OUST FRANCE   U. S., Britain and France Urge His Removal by Peaceful Means and Creation of Interim Regime.   DICTATOR’S TIES WITH HITLER CITED   Madrid Told It Faces International Cold Shoulder Unti! It Gets Rid of Generalissimo.

Some Children Still Trapped In Wreckage   Call for Masks Hints Fire After Explosion; Believe Boiler Let Go

Herbert Hoover Is Asking for UN  Feod Administration   Former President Is Advising Control by Non-Government Head

Hoover Proposes One Foed Agency To Feed World   Tells Conference That Private Business Must  Take Over Soon

HOOVER URGES NEW FOOD BOSS   Weeks Before Grain Is Harvested To Be Critical Period

HIVIC LEADERS     WIE FURTHER ATION   ‘Large Institution to ‘Serve Wide Area Geangly Favored

HVIC LEADERS VOTE FURTHER NVESTIGATION   large Institution to Serve Wide Area Yrongly Favored

THREE INDICTED IN HOTEL BLAZE   Atlanta Jury Acts in Fire Which Took 119 Lives

Jury Brings Hotel Blaze ndictments  Involuntary Manslaught Charges Returned  Baataet  aacace

Owners of Winecoff Hotel Indicted; Fire Believed to Have Been Caused by Arson

Arson Charged In Hotel Fire   Operators of Winecoff Hotel Indicted for Manslaughter

ATLANTA HOTEL LESSEES CITED IN INDICTMENT   Manslaughter Counts Filed Against 3 Operators in Winecoff Tragedy

HOTEL TRAGEDY SUITS STARTED   Winecoff Blaze Blamed On Arson; Trio Named For Manslaughter

WINECOFF HOTEL MEN INDICTED   Involuntary Manslaughter Charges Lodged Against ite Oneratore

Atlanta Hotel Men Indictec   Involuntary Manslaughte Charced ta Onerators

ern ks   Grand Jury at Atlanta Accuses rhree Winecoff Hotel Owners of Culpability in Deaths.   1 “FIRE TRAP” IS CHARGED   Three Counts: of Involuntary Manslaughter Returned by Fulton County Probers,   cite NO FIRE ESCAPES   Indictment Says Defendants Well Knew Lives of Guests Might Be Endangered.

‘Atlanta Hotel Operators Indicted; Accused of  lOneresdin 9 Re Pee tH

Houston Workers Back On Their Jobs   Mayor, Councilmen Start Study of Grievances

VETERAN FROM CHESTER HILL COUNTY DEPUTY   Aden Musser in Recorder Office; Stine Resiens

Crops Stolen ~ From Chinese   Grain Taken from Manehw Tee te Make Survey

Chinese Lose Manchuria Soy Crop; Hoover To Make Europe Food Tour

Jays Manchurian Soy  Bean Crop Liberated   Crop Needed by China; Responsibility for Loss Not Given

2,534 Vessels Immobilized In U.S. Waters      Moral Support Received From Foreiqn Sailors

Shipping Paralyzed By Strike   President Places Dispute in Hands Of Labor Secretary

PICKETS TIE UF 134 SHIPS IN N Y. HARBOR   Greatest Maritime “Freeze” in History Due to Walkout

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  QR. CDAAIL OD WOAT   Mr. Byrd and His Enemies

THE SAILOR TAKES A WIFE   Electric Theatre, Browning, Mo. Saturday and Sunday

Strike May. Tie Up the Stockyards   CIO Stockhandlers at Chi cago Meet Tonight to Plar New Walkout

U.S. Protests Provocations By Yugoslavia   Cha rges Slav Troops Entered Allied Zone,  Fired on Americans

U.S. Charges Yugoslav Troops in Zone Illegally And Shot Without Cause

Amny Aircraft ‘Disappears’ In Flight to Udine After It Radios Tracer Bullets Have Been Fired Around It; Strong Protest Made On Previous Incident

Second U.S. Plane Fired on by Yugoslavs; Crew of One Still Interned by Slavs

Another American Plane Feared Shot Down by Yugoslavs   Ship Last Reported it Was Under Anti-Aircraft Gun Attack

U.S. Char ‘oes Illegal Entr "V Of Slav Tr oops   Rebukes Yugoslavia for Firing on Troops in Allied Trieste Zone

UNITED STATES MAKES PUBLIC CHARGES OF STUGOSLAVS’ ATTACK  GROUND ACTION IN U. S.  ZONE AROUND TRIESTE OFFICIALLY OUTLINED

U.S. Transport Under Fire  Near Trieste   Believe Tito’s Forces Have Made an Attack

THE ACTION WAS JULY 12 AT TRIESTE   Government Charges That Yugoslav Forces Illegally Entered the Allied Zone and Fired on Yanks Without Cause.

'U. S. Charges Yugoslavs Entered Allied Zone, Fired on Americans

STRONG REBUKE TO YUGOSLAVIA IN BORDER ROW   U. S. Charges Yanks Fired Upon Without  Provocation

Army Piane Overdue In Yugoslavia   Reports Attack In Last Message

U.S. Lodges Protest With Y uqoslavia   Formal Charge Says U. S. Troops Were Fired Upon

A PUBLIC CHARGE IS PLAGED AGAINST YUGOSLAV TROOPS   For Their Iltegal Entry Into the Allied Zone Around Trieste.   FIRED UPON U. S. FORCES   An American Note Has Been Delivered to the Yugoslav Government.

Note Rejects Belgrade View   Official Says Country Tries to Discredit Allied Administration of Venezia Giulia

DEGAULLE IS OUT OF RACE   HEAD ‘OF WARTIME FRENCH UNDERGROUND WILL NOT SEEK PRESIDENCY OF REPUBLIC

Gen. DeGaulle Not Candidate   Declares He Could Not Be Considered For Presidency Of France

ATOM ISOTOPES TO AID FIGHT AGAINST ILLS   Radioactive Particles To Be Used In Battle On Cancer And Other Disease

War-Born Atom Project Makes First Peacetime Contribution   Civilian Labs Given Isotopes To Trace Cancer

Radioactive Substances Distributed   Will Help Fight Host Of Diseases

ATOM PROJECT MAKES INITIAL BOW TO PEACE   Radioactive Isotopes For Combating Cancer Go To St. Louis

Truman Stages OPA Conference   President Confers With Congressional Leaders  On OPA, British Loan

British Program For India Okayed   Path For Election Of Con stituent Assembly To Draft Charter Cleared

Congress Party Accepts British Plan For India   ‘Way Cleared for Inde  ~=pendent Rule.

MILTON CONCERN VOTES TO LIQUIDATE; 500 IDLE /STEELWORKERS LOSE OUT

Big Three Meeting Badly Needed To Cease Strained World Situation

BIG THREE MEETING NEEDED AT  THIS TIME WORST EVER TO END DISTRUST. ASSERTS MACKENZIE

Conference Big-3 Heads Needed Now      Suspicions and Hard Words Flying Between Russians On One Side ‘and Western Allies On The Qihar

Manufacturer Is Recalled In Senate Probe   Witness Declares He ‘‘Cut Loose’’ From Garsson’s Folowing Disclosures In Probe   DECISION ON CALL FOR MAY UNSETTLEL  WASHINGTON, July 16

MANUFACTURER RECALLED FOR QUESTIONING   “War Profits” Inquiry Is Still Underway

CONTINUE PROBE INTC WAR PROFITS GASES   Manufacturer Recalled Fo Questioning

BULL MARKET'S UPSET BLOCKS NEW FINANCING   Break Nips Budding Issues in Spite of Halt in Wall Street’s Deatweccsr.-

Mart Decline Hits Financing   No Clear Concensus Given for Drastic Drop in Prices

@ PAUL MALLON-—  Polish Action Against Spain Is Latest Russian Maneuver

RESTAURANT PRICES: OF MEALS WITH MEAT COST MORE THURSDAY  HERE’S EXPLANATION ~

Eating Out To Cost More   ‘Restaurant Prices Go Up 15 Per Cent. Starting ‘Thursday

RESTAURANT PRICES  OF MEALS WITH MEAT  COST MORE THURSDAY HERE’S EXPLANATION  OF WHAT IS HAPPENING TO) CATERS OLIT

SEEKS 14-MAN RULE FOR INDIA   Wavell Plan Would Set Ur Interim Government Pending Charter

Moslems Are “Happy , But Gandhi Isn't   British Put Out Proposal For Interim Rule

Wavell’s Plan For Interim Government Wins Tentative Okay From Moslem League

oo a  Gandhi's Congress Party May Accept Plan For Interim Gov't After Discussion.

British Offer  ,14-Man Board  To Rule Indi:   Gandhi, ‘Personally Sad’ Over Plan Announced Ry. Vieeray Wavel!

Plan For Indian Government Gets Approval of Moslem League Leaders

British Suggestion. ....  Moslems May Favor Plan For Interim Government  In India; Not So Gandhi

India’s Moslems Look With Favor On British Plan   Gandhi Reported Unhap py; Congress Party’s Decision Due Today

Interim Government For India Proposed   Gandhi Reported “Personally Very Unhappy” Over Plan

Moslem League Is Satisfied With British Plan; Gandhi Is Reported As ‘Unhappy’

BRITISH DRAW INTERIM GOVT. PLAN IN INDIA   14 Leaders Invited To Form Cabinet Until Charter Is Drawn

U.S. MAY ASK OUTSIDERS TO TEST OF BOME   5 Consultants Named To Aid Byrnes Atom Board

Proposition of Inviting Foreign Observers to Witness Atomic Bomb Tests Will Require Long and Serious Study, Byrnes Says

BOWLES WANTS OUT   President Reveals Economic Stabilizer Has Been Try~ ing to Resign; ‘Hopes’? He May Be Persuaded ‘to Stay.

O'DANIEL GETS READY TALK BILL TO DEATH   Oklahoma Solon ,, Opens Talks , ; Against Bil] f

O’Daniel Prepares to Delay Senate Action on Disputed Bill; Moore Makes Speech.   BOWLES IS TRYING TO QUIT POSITION

  Post Retained Upon Reques' Of President   Revelation Made As Senate Faces OPA Bill Filibuster

50,000 STATE WORKERS IDLE   Pittsburgh, Erie, Sharon Hit In Electrical Union Walkout

Nevada Senator to Speak Here   Jackson Day Dinner Program Listed

Boston Has New Incendiary Fire   Elderly Woman Dies As Result Of Blaze In Back Bay Area

Boston Firebug Area Hit Again   Woman Dies as Probe on Blazes Continues

PROTECTIVE CLOTH _ TO DEFLECT BULLETS   Army Annovuces Development Of Material That Will “Save A Tat OF t/asualtie”

INVOLVES PRICEADJUSTMENT =. “OPA Nearly Ready to Hike Low Cost Clothing Supply 

OPA To Boost Clothes Output   Has Plan Affecting  Low-Cost Garments

YOUNG FORD IN TELEGRAM 0 THE SENATE COMMITTEE SAYS BOWLES DID NOT IVE “ALL THE FACTS”

Larger Supply of Low Cost Clothing Soon  MDA blew. Ba...   OPA Nearly Ready with Plan to Boost Output By About 50 Per Cent

Timber Cutting May Be Limited   Immature Forests of State Slated for Preservation

Acheson Declares Palestine Is Too  Explosive To Talk   Truman Also Silent On Holy Land Crisis.

LABOR CIRCLES REGARD His  . DEFIANCE AS TEST OF ALL  7 WANTI-LABOR™ LEGISLA> TION

Honor Donors   Berliners To Hold First Free Election In Fourteen Years

Watch Berlin Vote   First Free Ballot In 14 Years a Test Of German Choice Between East, West

Berliners To Vote Tomorrow   Municipal Election To Indicate Choice In Concepts of Democracy

Germans Hold Free Election Tomorrow   Two Million To Cast Ballots Under Vigilance

BERLIN VOTERS MARCH TO POLLS   Germans Will Cast Free Ballot in 14 Years

FOUR POWERS 10 EYE BERLINERS' VOTE TOMORROW   TERMED FIRST FREE ELECTION ON CITY RULE IN 14 YEARS

BERLIN TO VOTE ON ‘EAST, WEST   Sunday Ballot Will Hold Tes For Allied Democracy

Berlin Voting Holds Interest   Sunday to Provide National Yardstick

Berlin To Cast Ballot Sun day   Issue Is Whether East Or West Concept Of Democracy Wished

BERLIN GOES TO POLLS SUNDAY   Germans To Cast Their First Free Vote In 14 Years Tomorrow.

BERLINERS 10 VOTE SUNDAY   First Free Etection in 14 Years is Slated for Tomorrow.

First Free Election To Be Regarded as Yardstick on  Democracy Concepts

Berlin Election Closely Watched   Issues Clearly Drawn Between Eastern and  Western Ways of Life

Berliners Will  Vote Tomorrow   First Free Election In Germany In 14 Years; Vote For Party-Onlvy.

Allies Observe Berlin Municipa Flection Closely  Watch For Hints Of Choice In Eastern, Western Types Of Democratic Regime

Berlin Election Sunday to Show Trend of Germany and Ultimate Destiny of Europe

Berlin Vote Watched as Yardstick   First Free Vote in 14 Years Will Show Trend

Berliners to Cast First Free Vote In Fourteen Years   Allied Teams Will Inspect Polls During Election

BERLINERS WILL -CAST FIRST FREE ~ VOTE TOMORROM   Poll May Reveal Germen ‘Preference on Form at Gamarcracu

BERLINERS CAST BALLOTS SUNDAY   First Free Vote in 14 Years for Germans

T. P. & L. CO. PRESIDENT INVITED TO SAFETY CONFERENCE IN WASHINGTON

Trafhie Toll Ot Nation  Now Serious   President Truman Calls Conference For Considering Means of Reducing Casualties

Montana Republicans Open Platform © Convention in City   Women’s Meeting Today Will Precede Busines Session of State Organization in Helena Monday: Ecton to Be Keynote Speaker

Buyer's Rush for Nylons Causes Disruption of Capital's Phone Service

FLOUR=PINCH'— HAS STARTED   SIXTY-DAY FLOUR SHORTAGE  * WARNING GIVEN BY OFFI -—-CIAL OF NATIONAL MIL--——LERS ORGANIZATION

BRITAIN Ih IGNORING ARAB PROTESTS   Immigration into Palestine Is Said To Be 1,500 Monthly

Arah Objections Ignored hy Government   Quotas Set for Immigration Into Palestine

Britain Sets Judea Quota   Both Jews, Araba Dislike   Tmmiecrstion Schedule

PERON RAPS BRADEN   Claims Diplomat Headed Spy Ring In Argentina

BRITON IS REPRIEVED      ; hee Neighbors Petition far Man Who Slew Daughter in Mercy

Program Proposed by U. S. To Curtail Armies Living Off Other Nations’ Lands

Russian Leaves  UNRRA Session   U. S. Points Out Land Taken Over in Austria   BULLETIN

Chief of Russian UNRRA Group Leaves Meeting   Feonov Says No Signifi cance Should Be Attached to Action

Red Delegate Walks Out of UNRRA Parley   Feonov Leaves Meet When U. S. Proposes Army Living Program

RUSSIAN LEAVES UNRRA MEETING   DENIES SIGNIFICANCE IN WALKOUT DURING TALK ON SEIZURES OF ARMIES.

Red Delegate Walks Out of UNRRA Parley   But Significance Of Act. Discounted By Head of Group

TEXAS DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE PASSES RESOLUTIONS LAUDING PRESIDENT. BUT RAPS F.E.P.C.

13 Are Victims Of Car Crashes: Infant Burned   Heavy Toll Taken © Over Easter Sunday On State Highways

Cafe, Beef Combines Set To Make Formal Protests   Appeals To Kill Price: Controls: To ‘Be Made Soon In: Washington;-Spokesmen. Declare _:

FORMAL REQUESTS FOR LiFTING OF CEILINGS WILL. BE _ FILED WITH FEDERAL AGENCIES

Formal Appeals On Price Controls Beng Prepared   Restaurant And Beef Indus tries Reveal Plans To Make Demand For Removal   ROLLBACK ORDER STRONGLY OPPOSED

Legion Hits Bradley’s Vet Regime  Demand For Remavea'!   Demand For Remove! Of General Arouses Storm By Debate; Bradley To Answer

Demand For Bradley Ouster Brings Storm of House Debate   Disabled American Veterans Praise VA Head's Efforts; Rankin Terms Charges Uniustified: Sabbath To Stelle Defense

Stelle Demands Congressional Probe of VA   Rep. Rankin Says Legion Head Does Bradley Injustice

AMERICAN LEGION SEEKS PROBE OF VETERANS’ REGIME   Stelle Raps Bradley for “Tragic Breakdown" in Processing Claims

Legion's Demand For Bradley Ouster Brings Angry Retorts   Stelle’s Charges Flayed By Chairman Of Vets’ House Committee

STRIKE GOUGING DEEP INTO U.S. ECONOMIC SETUP   520,000 Now Jobless; Denver Hit Hard As Conl Dwindles

Coal Strike Digs Ceep Into Natior   Half Million Workers lale and Shortage of Fuel Becomes Acute

LARGE SCALE CLASH FEARED AS TALKS FAI   Chinese Communists Cut Key Railway In Manchuria

Red Ambassador To Greece Asks For Exit Visa   Neither Russians Not Greeks Comment On Rodionov's Decision

Soviet Envoy Asks Passport  From Greees   Return Visa Not Requested ; Had Recentiy Protested Attacks hv Press

SCIENTIST SAYS RUSSIA HAS AN IMPROVED BOME   New Atom Weapon Renders U. S. Version Ob solete, He Avers.

Near Settlement   Union Defers Acceptance of Agreement Until Today

TWA Agreement Awaits Union OK   Air Line Accepts Arbitration Plan

LEIGON NATIONAL COMMITTEE — ~~ EXPECTED SUPPORT STELLE   HEAD OF VETERANS ORGANIZATION EXPECTED TO HEAR CRITICISM DURING MEETING

Legion Head Wants To Prod VA Monthly   Calls Meeting Of  Executive Committee

Humbert Refuses to Abdicate   Rome Tense as Royalists and Republicans Congre gate at Paiaces

Manchuria Is Evacuated hy Russians   Unofficial Notice Is Received by China Government

Manchuria Is Evacuated by Russians  Tine meets Rladtliae Te   Unofficial Notice Is Received by China Government

lowa Third in U. S.  In Bond Purchases   Based on Percentage of State Income .

Sale of 500 Pounds of Uranium Oxide To Russia by U. §. Reported by Paper

New Subsidy For Farmers   Payments Designed: To Encourage Building Up War-Drained Soil

1947 Farm Program Set   Plan Will Encourage Rebuilding the Soi),

Truman Makes Changes In War Setup   General Fleming Will Head New Agency Of Temporary Controls

President Abolishes Mobilization And Reconversion Office And Names Steelman As Executive Assistant —Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming Appointed Head Of New Office Of Temporary Controls To Carry On Remaining Functions Of OPA And Others

Jivisions Grouped As Units Dropped   Steelman Becomes Main Assistant To Executive

Most Federal War Agencies, Except ‘Housing, Taken Over by New-Bureau

War Emergency Agencies Are Consolidated  Cennlnnea Nankad   Steelman Named As Assistant To President

Temporary Controls Office is Established   Truman Names Major Fleming to Head Neweet Govt. Acency

STEELMAN WILL AID PRESIDENT   War Mobilization And Reconversion Office Is Abolished   OTHERS APPOINTED

Name Steelman Triman’s Aide; Abolish OWMR  “Fleming” To: Direct   Fleming To: Diet: New. Office. Of. “Tamporary: Canale

 War Agency Setup Is Revamped   Fleming Named to  Head-New Combination Office; Steelman To Stay .As Advisor

Combines Many War-Born Emergency Offices Under One Head; Two New Hous ing Officials Named.   WAGE STABILIZATION BOARD IS ABOLISHED

Truman Revamps Government War Emergency Set-up  Steelman Named Assistant TT. Deocidont- Flaming

TRUMAN SETS UP NEW OFFICE FOR CONTROLS   Temporary Agency Assumes Functions Of War Avencies

Mobilization, Reconversion  Office ToiGo   Steelman Named Assistant; Fleming Heads } Temporary Controls

TRUMAN MERGES 0PA AND OTHERS IN ONE AEE   _-Fleming Becomes Head of New ‘Qffice of Temporary Controls’   HOUSING IS SEPARATE   Economic Stabilization Board Is Abolished; WSB to Go February 24

PICKS STEELMAN AS ASSISTANT TO PRESIDENT   Fieming Heads Office of Temporary Controls; Other Appointments

War Mobilization and Reconversion  Offices Scrapped   John R. Steelman Made Assistant to President in New Order

TRUMAN ACTS . we WIPE OUT > BIG BUREAUS   ‘FEDERAL “CONTROLS TO  1  ONTINUE. D_ON_SUGAR, “RENT AND RICE, FREI. ‘DENT ANNOUNCES 

Truman Creates Office To Liquidate Agencies  ” War Agencies, Including OPA, “Grouped  Umder Qne Head: Hauscina le Senarate

Steelman an Assistant to the President; Not to Drop Rent Control

Truman Abolishes Wartime Setup; Names Steelman as Aide; Centers All Controls   Gen. Fleming Overall Chief; New Housing Administrator, Expediter Picked; Rent Program to Stay, President Stresses

_ Changed, Appointments  Announced Rent Controls Will Stay In, Truman Says

TRUMAN ORDER REVAMPS TOP WAR AGENCIES   President Names Fleming to Head New Control Office.

Truman-Revamps War Emergency Set-Up, © Naming Steelman as One of His Assistants

John Steelmar Is Selected As HST Assistant  And Foley Named Ta New Officec

War Offices Are Revamped   President Merges 4 Alphabet Agencies, Names Steelman Asst.

HOUSING OFFICE KEPT SEPARATE IN NEW SETUP   General Fleming Heads “Office of Temporary Controls” for Nation

Truman Names Fleming Head of Joint Office   OTC to Continue Rent Rules; Housing Except in Merger

Steelman Named President Aide; OTC is Formed   Fleming Heads Office Of Temporary Controls To Take Over Duties Of Four Agencies

NEW BUREAU 10 HANDLE WORK OF FORMER GROUPS   Controls On Rent, Sugar, Rice To Continue President Says   NEW CHIEFS APPOINTED   Steelman Named ‘Assistant To The President’; No Rent Increase Due

Steelman Gets Mo 2 Post In Ration Today   PRESIDENT COMBINES WAR EMERGENCY BOARDS

SWEEPING MOVE BY PRESIDENT ORDERED TODAY   Office Of War Mobilization And Reconversion Abolished; Steelman Aide To President; Other  hanges.

NEW OFFICERS NAMED TO RUN CONTROL PLAN   Truman Names Assistant and Temporary Controls Agency Executive   RENT CONTROLS WILL STAY FOR TIME BEINC

Mobilization Office Is Abolished   Steelman.Becomes Truman’s Assistant; Rent Curbs to Stay

Truman Names New Head for Govt Asencies   President Excludes Housing from Consolidated Group

War Emergency Set-up Revamped   President Names John R. Steelman As Assistant

GEN. FLEMING APPOINTED 10 HEAD OTC UNI   Chief Executive Name: Steelman to Post as His Assistant

AbolishesWar Mobilization, Reconversion   Creates Office Of Temporary Controls

WAR BOARDS ABOLISHED BY PRES. TRUMAN   John Steelman Named Assistant President in New Set-Up.   Gen. Fleming to Head Alphabetic Bureaus

Premiin & Meads Ullice OF temporary Controls—  Truman Revamps Wartime Agencies   Ceilings On Rents To Remain, But Some Increases May Be Considered

John R. Steelman Named Assistant to President;  Fleming Heads Controls

Fleming Will Have Charge Of Catch- All   OPA, Other Groups ir His Hands; Housing Post to Creedon.

Administrator New Assistant To President   Fleming Liquidation Head—Housing Chiefs Named

New Agency Established By Truman   ‘Office of Temporary Cor trols’’ Set Up to Do Work  of War Agencies

Units Changed, Appointments Announced  Rent Controls Will Stay In, SP ect aie a

STEELMAN TO BE ASSISTANT TO PRESIDENT   War Mobilization and Re« conversion Office Is Abolished In Sweeping Executive Order  RENT CONTROLS STICK

Temporary Controls Established   War Mobilization And Reconversion Office Abolished

OPA, CPA, OES, WSA and OWMR Are Erased And Functions Are Consolidated In New OTC Agency; Appointments To New Post Made

Offices Abolished  In Executive Move   Mobilization, Reconversion Work Dropped: Steelman Aide

War Agencies Liquidated By President   Office Of Temporary Controls Set Up To Take Over Remnants Of Functions.

MPLACED BY EMPORARY   Controls to Stay on Rents, Sugar, Rice, Provident Says

FLEMING HEADS A NEW AGENCY   Functions of OPA, CPA and Other Setups Placed Under Single Head

J. Steelman Is Appointed As Assistant   War Mobilization . Office Abolished, Also Wage Stabilization Board in President’s Program

Truman Reorganizes War Emergency Setup   War Mobilization’ And Reconversion Office Abolished; Steelman Named Assistant To The President; Fleming New Controls Head.

Will Take Over Most of Remaining Federal War Agencies, Except For Housing.  ATOMIC POMP PIANT   ATOMIC BOMB PLAN’ MANAGER RESIGNS

Truman Ends Work of Four War Bureaus   Liquidation Agency To Take Over Jobs;  Hausine Is Exception

Entire War Emergency Revamped   Truman Names Steelman As His Assistant; Two Groups Abolished

IS NAMED AS WAR SET-UP IS REVISED   ¢ Truman Abolishes War Mobilization and Reconversion Office and Establishes an Agency for Temporary Controls.

President Revamps . Emerseney Seton Oe PEO     Truman Abolishes W.M.B.   Truman Abolishes W.M.B. Reconversion. Office, Names Assistant

Agencies Merged By  President   Housing Group Alone Remains In Full Power

PRESIDENT SETS UP NEW BOARD   Takes Over Function: Of Remaining War Agencies

OFFICE OF TEMPORARY CONTROLS TODAY   Will Take Over Functions Of Most Of Remaining a War Apencies

THE MRP   Designates Steelman As Assistant After AbolishingWarAgency

Truman Revamps War Emergency Agencies   Names Steelman As Assistant; Fleming Heads Control Office

New OTC Head Is Major General Philip Fleming   FRANK CREEDON DESIGNATED AS NEW HOUSING EXPEDITER; PRICE CONTROLS TO CONTINUE.

Some Abolished; Some Are Merged: By Day's Action   Price Controls To Remain On Rents, Sugar And Rice President Says   O. P. A. FIGURES IN REDUCTION MOVES

Presidential Assistant Named; Fleming Heads Temporary Controls; War Mobilization Office Abolished   Picture Pace 4

OPA, CPA And Reconversion Offices Being Liquidated; Rent, Sugar, Rice Controls Retained

All Controls Revamped by  Truman Order OWMR and WSB Abolished;  War Aaencies Combined

Move Made As Tru. man. Revamps War Emergency Set-up.  REVEALED TODAY   Mobilization-And: Re conversion Offices  Abolished ©

Truman Groups  War Offices   eS rs:—<“SO”:~”  Remants Of Agencies Are Placed Under Army Officer

TRUMAN REVAMPED THE ENTIRE WAR EMERGENCY SET-UP   ite Abolished War Mobiliza tion and Reconversion Office.   NAMED J. it, STEELMAN   ite Will Be An Ansistant to the President, He Said,

Steelman Gets New Assignment In Washington   Many War Agencies Placed Under New ‘Temporary Controls’

New Agency To Replace Defunct Wartime Groups   “Office Of Temporary Con trols” Created By President With Fleming At Head: Housing Separate

OTC SUPPLANTS MOST FEDERAL WAR AGENCIES   New Agency To Be Directed By General Philir Ro Memine

Agency Sef up For Liquidation Of OPA and CPL   Economic and Wage Stabilization Boards Ordered Terminated

ABOLISHES OWMR, NAMES STEELMAN AS CHIEF ADVISOR   MAJ. GEN. FLEMING HEADS NEW OFFICE OF TEMPORARY CONTROLS

OTC To Handle Work Of Four Federal Bureaus; Fleming To Head Office

War Agencies Are Revampet By President   Truman Creates New Office of Temporary Controls To Carry on Functions of OPA, OWMR, CPA and OES

Steelman Is President's Assistant   Fleming Is Named To Head New Office Of Temporary Contro)s

STEELMAN NAMED AS ASSISTANT 10 CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming Heads New Office ‘of Tamonorary Controls

Agency Replaces . Federal ‘Alphabet: Fleming Will Head   ‘FrankCreedon Named Housing Expediter ; Replaciriq: Wilson Wyatt

Fleming Heads Agency To Wind Up OPA Work   Raymond Foley Is Housing Chief And Creedon Expediter

War Emergency Set Up Changed   Truman Reports. Revamp. ing Along With New Avonointments..

War Mobilization And Re. conversion Office Abolished By Truman   Steelman Becomes  Chief's No. 1 Man   President Says Rent Con) trols Will Remain; New Housing Director Named

Truman Changes Setups Involving War Emergency   Names Steelman Assistant; Abolishes Mobilization, Reconversion Office

Truman Revamp Wartime Setup   Fleming Named Head Of New Office of  Temporary Controls

is otton € rop Ek stimate Shows Drop   Forecast Is Estimated -At 9 171.000 Bales

CHINA SPOKESMAN CALLS RED STORY PURE FABRICATION   American General Calls for Retraction..or Details of  Bitnnead Incident

MARSHALL ASKS DETAILS OF U.S. PLANE ATTACKS   Demands Chinese Reds Produce Evidence or Pabhicly Retract Claim

General Marshall Asks Proof or Retraction — of Communist Charge   Army Spokesman Denies:Claim Thot American: Blanes Strafed Chinese Red Forces; Marshall: Makes No Proaress in Solving: Chinese Snark:

Chinese Reds Told to Prove Their Charges   General Marshall Makes Demand; Claimed VU. S. Planes Straffed Troops

Prove Claim: Marshall To Chinese Reds   Demands Proof or Retraction U. S. Planes Fired on Communists

Marshall Tells Chinese Reds To Support Charges   Public Retraction Or  Details of Reported U. S. Attack Demanded

 Marshall Demands Chinese Communists Clarify Charge of U.S. Plane Attack

Marshall Demands Showdown   Asks Proof or Retraction of Charge U. S. Plane Strafed Com munists in Manchuria

China Picture Shows No Sign of Agreement   Marshall Holds First Cenference With Cammunis* Leader

American Envoy Ask: Proof of Attack by U. S. Planes in Manchuria

General Wants More Detail: on Air Attack From Chinese Reds   MEETS WITH LEADERS

MARSHALL ASKS PROOF OF YANK PLANE INCIDENT   He Tells Chinese Reds To Explain Rumor of Attack In Manchuria

Government's First Army Makes Slow Progress Toward Fallen Manchurian Capital— American Newsmen Safe.

MARSHALL ASKS FOR PROOF Ul. 5. PLANES: USED, OR APOLOGY   ENVOY MEETS WITH  PRADERS OF RIVATS

General Marshall Gets Tough with ‘China Communists   Must Either Retract Or Furnish Details Of Charge That U.S, Fliers Strafed Tranne

Either Retracf Or Give Details, Communists Told   One American Craft In Alleged Attack Reported Shot Down

Red Charges Against U.S. Held False   Gen. Marshall Formally Demands Retraction or Details About Planes Attacking Communists

Marshall Asks Chinese Reds Drop Charge   Demands Communists Withdraw Charge American Planes Attacked Forces.   MEETS WITH LEADERS

New Truce Conference Unsuccessful   Gevernment Savs   Government Says Rival Troops Mass "Like Clouds”

Marshall in  Demand on China Reds   Ask They Retract Claim On U.S. Plane Action Or Supply Details.

Marshall Meets Envoys Of Two Warring Groups   Information Sought On Charges Made By Communists

China’s Problem  Growing   Communist Tells Story to Marshall Who Listens  Without Comment

CHINESE REDS MASS FORCES   Communists “Like Clouds’ in Manchuria as Goverament Troops Bog Down.

Prove Strafing, Marshall Tells Reds Of China   Demands Charge Of Air Attack Be Substantiated Or Retracted.

Conditions in China Are No Nearer Solution   Marshall Meets With Red Leader

STUDY “ATTACK” BY U, S, PLANES   Marshall Asks Chima Reds to Produce Evidence Or Retract Statement

MARSHALL ASKS FOR PROOF U). 5. PLANES USED, OR APOLOGY  ENVOY MEETS WITH LEADERS OF RIVALS IN MANCHURIAN WAR

Big Five Delegates Fail to Agree on UNO Secretary   Meeting Called to Adopt Atomic Energy Resolution Is Cancelled

BIG 5 UNABLE TO AGREE ON UNO SECRETARY   Assembly Session To-- Adopt Atomic Commission Today  y ls Cancelled   DELEGATES IN HUDOLES   healer  Russians Believed Holding Out For European For important Post

Sigler Plans N o Let Upin Pushing  Prosecution of Grand Jury Charges

KIM SIGLER TO FINISH UP JOB   Says 31 Convictions Evidence of Grand Jury’s Accomplishments

ENLISTMENT DROP WILL FORCE BRAET   25.000 to be Inducted in Army in September, say Officials,

Enlistments Drop Sharply in Month   Draft Quota Raises May Be Necessary

23,000 DRAFT DUE NEXT MONTH   Failure Of Enlistments To Meet Hopes Blamed For New Service Cails

VISITS IN HOME TOW  Truman Back At Wht +House After Trip: To Work On Talk.

A FOUR-HOUR AIR TRIP PUTS TRUMAN BACK IN CAPITAL   ‘President Announces He Will Work Today on Finaf  Phases of Message  To Congress.   SEES OLD FRIENDS WHILE IN MISSOUR!   Crowd Quickly Gathers at Independence Store When Executive Stops to Talk With Mayor Sermon.

His Christmas Over Truman Now Ready to Finish His State of Union Message

IN MASON CITY   7,000 Vets Waive Priorities on Auto for Blind Comrade

Democrats Ask Apology For Party Blas   Southern Bloe That Sup poried Case Measure In House Make Demunds On Hannesin

Southern Democratic Legislators In Demand That Hannegan Apologize

Democrats From South Blast C. I. 0. Influence  Ask Apology From - Hannegan Reqardina (Criticien

50 Democrats From South Want Apology   Also Seek To Lessen Influence of CIO In Party’s Councils

Dixie Democrats Near Revolt; GOF Committee Dinner Is “Grand Flop’

Southern Bloc Asks Hannegan To Apologize   Democrats Backing Case Labor’ Bill Resent Article

Hannegan Asked To Retraect Case Bill Criticism   Rep. Gossett Named Chairman of Group At Protest Meeting

Southern Demos Demand Apology From Hannegan  Criticism of Case Bill _/.32. A 0. ff .   Criticism of Case Bill Vote Anaers Conaressmen

lrate Democrats Demand Apology  Angered Over Article Written By Hannegan

Southern Demos Angered By  Hannegan Story  Demand Apclogy For Statement  On Case Bill

Dixie Democrats ‘Protest Criticism ‘In Party Journal   ‘Demand . Apology and  Removal: of  Writer  From Official Demo eratic Women’s Digest.

50 Democrats Ask Chief To Apologize   Southern Bourbons Are lrate Over Article In Party Publication

Group Aroused By Criticism in Party Magazine   Passage of Case Bill “Was Vote Against American People,” Leader Wrote

Reece Named GOP Chairman Stassen Protests Selection; Democratic Discord Flares   Minnesota Leader Criticizes New Chairman's Stand on Many Issues in the Past; Dixie Democrats Object to Item in Par?y Oraan

DEMAND APOLOGY FROM HANNEGAN   CRITICAL ARTICLE IN ‘DEMOCRATIC DIGEST’ ANGERS SOUTHERNERS

Southern Demos Ask Retraction   The Legislators Called Upon Chairman Robt. Hannegan For Apology.

Apology By Hannegan  Ts Demanded   .50 Irate Southern Democrats Aroused Over His Attack On Their Votes

South Dems Up In Arms   Want Party Chairman  Hannegan to Apologize For Publication Article

Southerners Ask Hannegan For Apology  Take Offense At Statement  In Dem 'Daenear

Southerners Ask Apology  By Hannegan   Dixie Democrats Angered By Critieal Article In Party Organ

lrate Dixie Bloc Seeks An Apology   Demands That Hannegan Retract Statement in Democratic Digest.

Southern Congressmen Angry > Over Attack Made on Them in Democratic Party Magazine

Ha nnegan Asked to  Apologize   Southerners in Congress Resent Critical Article In Publication

DEMAND APOLOGY FROM HANNEGAN   SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS BITTER OVER STATEMENT AND INFLUENCE OF CC. L QO.

Discord Flares Up Between Group Of Dixie Democrats And Party Leaders Today

Democratic Discord Flares As Southerners Protest Critical Line In Digest

Hannegan Apology Is Demanded By Solons   Southern Democrats. Embittered by Criticism in Publication 

FACT - FINDING BOARI WAGE BOOST WAS REJECTED BY GN   UAW’s General Motors Council Agrees To Official View

Palestine Jewry Launches Attack Against Violence   Private Arab Army Offered to Fight Jewish Terrorism  —Movement Under Way to Get Favor- — able Public Opinion

JEWS PLANNING QWN CAMPAIGN TO KEEP ORDER   Arab Army Said Ready To Fight Jewish  Terrorism

JEWS TO FIGHT OFF TERRORISM   More Favorable Public Opinion Sought For Holy Land

SAYS TRUMAN BUDGET MESSAGE MISLEADING   No. Effort Being Made. To Mee! Huge Debt

BROWN RAISES : BUDGET ISSUE   CONGRESSMAN FROM TIS Dis. TRICT ATPAC      So TRUMAN'S ORDER TO CUT EXPENSES

Ballots Cast by Many Germans   Social Democrats Get Most of Votes

Germans Are  Glad to Vote   First Free Election in 13 Years Brings Out 83 Per cent of Qualified Voters

Many Vote In Germany   Moderates Win” In First Free Election Since °33

ELECTION HELD IN GERMANY; 83 PER CENT VOTE   First Free Voting in 13 Years Draws Large Majority of Qualified Voters

Extra Facilities on Bus Lines to Handle Big Holiday Crowds   Ghost Dances

ASK U.S. ENTRY  FOR ‘DISPLACED   La Guardia Would Ignore Quotas, Admit 100,000 From Europe

Democratic Majority In House Falls To 47 As 3 Members Leave, Another Resigns

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS OUT    emocratic Majority In House Pushed Down To 47

Coal Operators And Krug Discuss Strike Situation   Session Called To Consider Means Of Averting Walkout And Returning Mines To Owners, But There Is No Sign Of Progress At 45-Minute Meeting

Operators Silent on Coal Parley   Only Eight Days Left Before Lewis Deadline Expires

No Sign Of Progress After Brief Meeting   Secretary Of Interior Wants Pits Returned To Operators, New Contract

New Violence In Hollywood Studio Strike   In Washington, Krug Confers With Top Soft Coal Mine Operators.

Burke Declares Move Sensible; Not Much Hope      Producers Cheerful, Silent As They Enter Parley: Calied By Krog To Avert Stopnage ©   Contract Is ‘Void’ Nov. 20, Lewis Says   Union Chief Would Give Five Days’ Notice Of Strike If No Pact: y Can Be Reached---..--

Secretary Of Interior And Union Chieftain Meet This Afternoon Following Session Of Mine Operators With Cabinet Officers—No Sign’ Of Progress Given—Only Three Days Remain For Further Negotiations Before Walkout Notice Delivery

"faterior Chief Slated to Talk ‘With Lewis Toda   tovernment Chief And Coal Men-Silent After  Cy Poet en Ee a er

COAL OPERATORS AND KRUG CONFER   Secretary to Mest Lewis This Aftarnaan

Silent  On Coal Talks   Neither Krug Nor Mine Owners Comment After Brief Meeting Today; Lewis Parley Later

TWIN EFFORT TO ‘HALT SOFT COAL STRIKE   Leading Bituminous Operators Confer With Secretary Krug During  _ The Morning   MEETING LEWIS LATER

Coal: Operators and Krug Confer as Strike Nears   Silent on Results, if Any: Prospect Not Too Hopeful

Krug Confers With Operators, UMW Chieftain   No Announcement Of Progress With 3 Days Left for Negotiations

Coal Industry Chiefs Confer   Discuss Possibility Of Averting Strike And  Returning Mines

Plan Would Save People 11 Million   Governor Says Unprecedented Action Possible; State in Good Condition

35-Cent Slash In Ad Valorem Rale Forecast   Move To Abolish General Fund Tax To Set Precedent

TEXANS MAY GET HOLIDAY FROM TAXES   General Fund Surplus May Provide Breathing Spell, Says Governor

Texas General Fund Tax May Be Abolishe Year's Holiday For State Levy Talked

N. A.M. Urges That OPA Die on June 30  Wason Says Price Controls Promaiteae Tnflatinn

NAM Asks OPA’s Death   Agency Is Inflation Disquised by Subsidy, Manufacturer Says

CAUTIOUS ON PLAN   Little Immediate Support for Truman Suggestion on Refugees

\COOL RECEPTION GIVEN PLEAS FOR        Truman's Suggestion Not Get. / ting Backing from Vacationing Solons

 CONGRESSMEN ALARMED BY TR UMAN’S SUGGESTION  REFUGEE SOLUTION IS OPPOSED

Polish Demand Sparks Sharp Verbal Battle At Conference   Molotov And Evatt Tangle; King Asks  Speed, Cooperation

Poland Seeks Voice in Final Hungary Pact   Reds Back Request, Setting Off Battle At Paris Session

RUSSIA READY 10 NEGOTIATE PACTS, VISHINSKY SAYS   Soviet Minister Raps U. 5. Crities in New York . City Addracc

Byrnes to Work To Limit Arms Among Nations   Desire to See World Free of Fenrs. Burdens

Arms li if ti Among Nations of World Advocate   U.S. Aim, Byrnes Tells Congress, To Quell Fears

NOT CLEAR WHAT EFFECT WILL BE ON THE SOVIET   Secretary Of State Reveals Plan To Foreign Relations Committee; Wait Moscow Reaction Tc tenal OF VU. S.Britisn Bloc.

Byrnes Says U.S. Will Seek ‘Limitation Of Arms’ Policy   State Secretary Bluntly’ Denies Existence Of British-American ‘Bloc’ At Paris Talks

BYRNES SAYS PETALS NOT VET FORMEL   Secretary Denies Molotov Charges of “Offensive” Against Soviet.

Congress Told Arms Limitation United States Aim   Plans Revealed By Byrnes In Testimony Before Foreign Affairs Group

Byrnes Urges Arm: Trade For HemiSphere Protection   Standardization of Americas’ Defenses Will Help Peace

‘Limitation of Arms’ Among Nations Will Be Sought by U. S.. Byrnes Says

Byrnes Declares U.S. Will Work for Policy  Of Limitation of Arms

Limitation Of Arms Proposed By Byrnes   Nation To Work At Plan, He Tells House Committee

U. 5. to Seek Arms Limits   Byrnes Tells Congress U. S. Wants World Free of Large Armed Forces

Limit of Arms Is Proposed   Byrnes Says U. S. To Work for World Arms Limitation

U.S. Will Work For Limitation Of Arms: Byrnes   No Elaboration; Secretary Denies Charges  Made By Molotov.

ARMS LIMIT IS AIM OF BYRNES   Policy Told Committee As Eyes Are On Moscow

U.S. TO SEEK SLASH IN ARMS   Byrnes Enunciates Policy Before House Foreign Committee  ILIBREC "FAADED ATIAh)/

BYRNES TELLS POLICY BEFORE AFFAIRS GROUP   Secretary Notes Desire to Free World of Burden

U.S. WILL WORK FOR LIMITATION OF HEAVY ARMS   Byrnes Outlines Peace Policy Before House—No Word From Russia

Desires To Set World Free From Fear of Big Armies Byrnes Tells House Group

US to Work for Limitation  Of Arms Among the Nations  Byrnes Denies Molotovy’s.Charaes 

Arms Limitation Will Be Sought by United States   ' Molotov ‘Charges Are Fiatly Refuted by. Secretary Byrnes

U.S. to Work for Arms Limitation Among All Nations   Policy Outlined by 4 Secretary Byrnes--Ponder Future U.S. Ruceian Relatione

Approval Of Cooperation  Plan Sought  ‘Secretary Denies Russia’s Charges

Byrnes Denies Molotov Claim  Further Strain Upon U. §S.-Seviet Relations

U.S. To Work For World Arms Limitations    Byrnes Tells House Committee Details Not Worked Out

Byrnes Tells. Policy  to Disarm.   Urges Committee to Approve Military, Co-operation Bill

BYRNES BARES U.S. PLAN 10 CURTAIL ARMS   Capital Waits Answe1  To Secretary's Denial Of Molotov Charge

Byrnes Says U. S. Will Seek World  Arms Limitation   No Mention Made of U.S. Atomic Bombs; Asks Military Cooperation With Americas.

U. S. SPECULATES AS TO EFFECT OF DENIAL IN RUSSIA  BYRNES POINTS OUT   BYRNES POINTS OUT STALIN AGREED TO BACK AMERICAN PLAN

Byrnes Seeking Limits  OnArms   Details Are Stil! Lacking In His Statement

President Signed Federal Order as Move to Keep Up Transportation; Brotherhoods’ Deadline Is'‘5 p. m.

UNO Council Rebuffs Soviet On Iran Probe   Way Kept Open for Inquir; After Decision Delayed  Den Gene bere

TENSION HIGH IN PALESTINE AS BOTH FACTIONS EXPRESS DISSATISFACTION  =—WITl REPORT

ARMED GOUNFLIGT FEARED AS JEWS, ARABS ATTACK FINDINGS OF ANGLO-AMERICAN COMMISSION

JEWISH, ARAB LEADERS HINT TROUBLE LOOMS   Commission Recommends 100,000 Homeless Jews Be Admitted to Area

FIRE SWEEPS. ~~ BIG REFINERY         EVEN KILLED AND, 200 PER " SONS INJURED BY FLAMES THAT CAUSED HEAVY  LOSS .

UNG COUNCIL MAY ADJOURN BY FEB. 10°   Faces Severe Test In Meantime in — Two Controversies

Thinks Professor Worries Too Much... .  Only One Chance In 100 Septillion That Atomic Bomb Could Raze World

WALKOUT IN STREL FELT IN INDUSTRIES   There Are Gloomy Reports on Shutdowns in Numerous Plants

Polish Indictment States Franco Spain Grante An Asylum For Nazis Working In Secret

Russia To Baek: PolandDemand.  Against Spain!   Expected to Join In Request to U, N, That Madrid Act In Accordance With Organization

To Press Case Against Spain ‘Before Council   Franco Regime Accused Of Harboring Nazis Devising New Means Of Warfare

Polish Demand Stirs Up  Council    Spanish Press See: Movement At UN. Soviet-Inspired -

Case Against Spain Before U. N. Couneil   Charge of Harboring Nazis Devising Means Of Warfare Pressed— To Act in Accordance

—COUNCIL— Russia To Ask Action On Franco  Will Aid Poland In Protest Move

RUSSIA EXPECTED TO BACK POLAND IN SPANISH CASE   SPAIN ACCUSED OF HARBORING FUGITIVE GERMAN SCIENTISTS

EXPECT RUSSIA TO SUPPORT POLAND   U. N. Hears Charge Against Franco Spain   Assured For Discussion Of Gromyko’s Demand That lran Case Be Dropped

Polend Charges Neutral Nation Of Harboring Nazi Scientists Who Are Making New Weapons of War: -Next Meeting Of U.N. to Be Monday

Fugitive War Criminals re Develop Scientists are veloping: 'Meéthods.”of Warfare With. Support:and Aid of Franco; Poland Tells Seciirity Council: Rusgia May Back: Charée.

SPAIN ACCUSED OF AIDING NEW PLANS FOR WAR   Gromyko Relieved Of Ambassadorial Duties lo Devote Full Time To Security Council Business.

BREAD RATIONS NOT 10 BE PUT INTO EFFECT  IN NATION YET   Anderson Says Wheat Promised To Others Will  Be Sent Some Way

Accusations Contend That Spain Is Harboring Nazis Devising New Means of Renewing Warfare.   GROMYKO TO DEVOTE FULL TIME TO U.N.

Pole Charge Against Spai Stirs Debate.   Franco Accused Of Using Germans To Build Weapons

Russia Expected to Aid Poland in Case  Against Gen. France   Charges May Be Taken Up by UN Council at Monday’s Meeting

EXPECT REDS TO AID POLAND IN FRANCO CASE   Moscow Relieves Gromyko for Full-Time UN Work

New Battle Is Brought To Couneil For Action   Claim Of Harboring Criminals Is Aired

Russia Expected To Support Polish Demands   Would Require Spain to Follow Peaceful Ways

— ee  Russia to Back Polish Demand That UN Require Spain Bow to Security Rules

Charges Federal Court Manufacturer Testifies He Was Defrauded By Vardaman

Witness Says Vardaman Sold Him Bad Stock  Another of Truman’  Fone Pa eee ee ae yy.

Shoe Dealer Says Vardaman, Truman Federal Reserve Nominee, ‘Defrauded’ Him On Trade

Manufacturer Charges Fraud Fa Stock Sale   Shares Purchased From Nominee For Reserve Board Spot

Says Vardaman Sold Him Bad Stock Shares      Manufacturer Says He Was “Defrauded” in Stock Purchase

SENATE AND HOUSE ATTEMPT IO SAVE DRAFT AGT OF U.S.   Last Minute Scramble Is Staged at Capital; Agreement Is Made on Amendment.   LEADERS DESCRIBE REASON FOR ACTION

HOUSE TOSSES DRAFT MEASURE BACK 10 SENATE   Upper Chamber Has Only Until  Midnicht Todav

Senate Acts To Keep the Draft Alive   Military Affairs Committee Votes to Accept House  Amendments

MUST VOTE BY NIGHTFALL TO KEEP IT ALIVE   ‘Talkathon’ To  Bar Vote Hinted

Senate Body Ok's Draft Restrictions   Committee Votes to Accept Ban on Teen Agers and Fathers

HOUSE CURBS ARE ACEPTE BY CONMITE   Teen-Agers and Dads Are Exempted by Provisiots of Stop-Gap Bill   RUSHING AGAINST TIME  Leaders in Both Chambers Doubt Midnight Deadline Will Be Met

FATE OF DRAFT DEPENDS UPON SENATE ACTION   Selective Service Ex pires Tonight, Unless Senate Acts

 Desperate Try Made to Keep  Measure Alive   Induction of Teen Agers and Fathers Banned After Tonight

TO EXPIRE AT MIDNIGHT   House Amendments Kill Effectiveness Of Senate Bill

ATTEMPT MADE TO KEEP DRAFT ACT IN FORCE,   reo wae Preserve  teenth

Senate Body Acts to Urge Approval Draft Extension   Otherwise Truman May Also Lose Right to Seize Mines

SENATE HAS DRAFT BILL AGAIN WITH TIME SHORT   House Asks That Teen-Agers Not Be Drafted; Law Expires Tonight

Will Expire At Midnight Unless Miracle  Performed Today; Other War Powers Also Will Be Ended Unless Deadline Extended

Senate Faces Twelve-Hour Action Limit  On Draft Bill   Teen-Agerss Fathers Subject To Exemption Under House Version

Draft Bill Booted Back To Senate After House Stay   House Insists Fathers and Teen-agers Be Exempt; 12 Hours Left

HOUSE AND SENATE DIFFER ON TERMS OF 45-DAY EXTENSION MAY NOT GET TOGETHER ‘

Senate Group  Okays House Draft Plans   Amendments Prohibit Inducting Fathers or Teen-Age Youths

' SENATE CATCHES DRAFT ISSUE AS DEADLINE NEARS   House Insists Teen - Agers Dads Be Exempt—Law Expires Tonight

Senate Is Given But 12 Hours To Save Draft Bill   House Wants Teen-Agers And Fathers Exempted; Deadline Midnight

Senate Group Vote To Accept House Draft Amendments   Avert Expiration Today, Provide 45 Day  Extension

Ban on Dads, Teen-Agers Gets Committee 0. K.   Law Scheduled to End at Midnight; ‘Talkathon’ Hinted   Executive Order Hinted

Attempt to Nullify Reorganization a  Bill to Be Opposed   Any Effort to Delay Effectiveness of Measure Which Telescopes Committees Will Meet Resistance

Pageant Committee Making Final Effort Before Presentation  Hundreds From Entire County Work On Colorful Show

Pageant Committee Making Final Effort  Before Presentation  Vy... J... JF. PR.   Hundreds From Entire County Work On Colorful Show

Preparations. For Cenfennial Plays Are County - Wide   Committee System of Placing Responsibility Is Working Out Very Well

KANSAS SKIES CLEAR   Low Temperatures ‘28 to 30 Forefast for Tonight

U.S. OPTIMISTIC ON TRIESTE PLAN   Western Allies Will Not Allow Yugoslay Privilezes

U. S. OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC OVER TRIESTE SOLUTION   Molotov v Expected To Yield On Stav's Privilege Request

Germany Gets Attention Of Byrnes, Bevin  PROBLEM OF TRIESTE NOW APPEARS SOIVER

American Of icials Optimistic “oc. Nhout Early Trieste Agreement

U. S. Officials Confident Of Trieste Accord   Molotov Is Expected To Yield In Special Privileges Issue; Prepare To Tackle German Treaty

EARLY PACT ON TRIESTE ISSUE EXPECTED NOW   Big Four Working On Germar Problem In Belief Trieste Settled

Deli i oy RLS OSE eta atte ede ano ero ama ona" 4 wet lad Ne saretedda ee mea ne Oa RD ed     Soviet Due to Yield on Yugoslav Economic Privileges in Trieste

AGREEMENT ON TRIESTE IS EXPECTED   U.S. Officials Optimistic, Turn To German Problem

U. $. Officials Optimistic Over Trieste Issue  Byrnes, Bevin Talk With General Clay On German Treaty

Final Soviet OK Of Plan in View, America Believe:   Byrnes and Bevin Are Holding Conferences On Reich Peace Pact

Molotov Expected To Back Up   Western Powers Confident He Will Reconsider

U.S. Hopeful for Quick Settlement Of Trieste Issue   Officials See Early Big Four Agreement Despite Stand Taken By Russia

Dewey Wins by Huge Margin; Ives Victor Over Lehman In Race for U. S. Senate Seat

Gov. Dewey Wins New York Race  Ives Takes Senate Seat From Lehman

'8 N’ 40 ARRANGES  TTS ANNUAL BANQUET   To Be Held at Langhorn: On Next Meeting Night, April 24th   MEET AT LANGHORNE

@ PETER EDSON    12 Senators From Six States *n Great Silver “Hold-U p”

@ reEtEN Hew  ——  12 Senators From Six States in Great Silver “Hold-U p”

TRANSIT STRIKE ENDS, TOLEDO ‘RIDES AGAIN’   Committee’s 12-Cents Hour Increase Is Accepted

RESTORE TOLEDO TRANSIT SERVICE   Workers Accept 12-Cent Hourly Wage Increase

Littlefield Man, With Throat Slashed. Found Brutally Murdered In New Mexico

BODY OF TEXAN IS FOUND IN MELROSE AREA IN MORNING   Throat Slashed and Head Bat"tered; Robbery Believed to Be Motive

Harvard Profs _ Testimony Breaks Up Probe Hearing   Astronomer and Heuse Un-American Committee Chairman in Wrangle

Rep. Rankin And Astronomer In Row Before Commitfee  Shapley Says Rankin   Shapley Says Rankin Seized His Statement From Him And Tore It

Rep. Rankin And Astronomer In Row Before Committee  Shapley Says Rankin Seized His Statement From Him And Tore I¢

No Secret China-Russo Parleys   But “Informal Discussions” Are  Being Held

INVESTIGATION OPENS ON ORGANIZATIONS   Frobe Expenditures Of AmeriCan Action Inc., PAC

SEVERAL ORGANIZATIONS     CONNECTED WITH CIO'S POLI. TICAL GROUP FEATURED — IN INQUIRY

Father Divine Flays Papers  - Don’t Provoke My Followers.’ He’ Savs

1  New Ambassador ‘Says Russia Will Never Start War   Soviet Representative Also Convinced Amer: icans Don’t Want War.

TEMPERATURES   Soviet Doesn't Want War, Says Red Spokesman   Ambassador Novikov In First Interview Calls For Harmony

Says Soviet Will Never Start War   New Red Ambassador Declares U. S.-Russian Clash Not Inevitable, And-Urees Patience

‘Soviets Will Never Start War Against U.S.,’ Novikov Says   New Red Ambassador Insists Difficulties Between Two Powers Can Be Ironed Out

Russ Pledges No War Against U. S.   Soviet Ambassador Says Solution Of Problems Due

PEACE THEME OF ‘RED: DIPLOMAT   New Russian Ambassador Ragssiras t] &

Russians Never Will Start War. Says Ambassado:   ‘New Envoy Explains Time and Patience Facence of Peace

SAYS RUSSIA OPPOSES WAR   New Soviet Ambassador: Asserts Nation Won't Start Conflict   EXPECTS AGREEMENTS

Says Reds Will Not Start War   Differences Can Be Ironed Out, New Soviet Ambassador

Russia Will Never Start War With U.S. Says Novikov  Problems Can Re lroned Ont

ALL DIFFERENCES CAN BE ADJUSTED, NOVIKOV INSISTS   PROMISES RUSSIA WILL NEVER START WAR AGAINST U. S.

RUSSIA NEVER TO START WAR SAYS SOVIET AMBASSADOR   Requires Time To Solve Differences With U. S. And Other Nations

Diplomat Says We Can Seftle Differences   ‘American Travel In Russia Likely To Be Allowed

Novikov Declares Russia Won't Start War Against U. S  Nor Will Russia Star’ One Wik Anenno   Nor Will Russia Star One With Anyone Else, He Reports  at Capital

 Soviet Union ‘Will Never Start a War Against U. S,, Says New Ambassador

Soviet Ambassador Scoffs At War: Says Time Will Settle Differences

Soviet Envoy Says Russia  Wants Peace   Declares His Country Will Never Start a War Against America Or Other Countries

Says Russia Not Looking For War   New Red Ambassador Claims Soviet Will Never Start A Conflict

“Russia Wik: Never — Start. War W.'th U.S;”’  Ambassador h.-omises

Russian Envoy Says Soviet Will Never Start War  Knows Yanks Do Nat Want ta Fiaht

New Ambassador of USSR Promises No Red Threat of War   Novikov Saya Russians Need Help From U. 8.  in Ukraine

Police Examine Posse Findings   Two Handkerchiefs Studied as Possible Clues to. Missing Teacher.

Newton Says He Might Have Killed Two Children But Doesn't Remember

Chiang’s Action Delaying Truce   Communists Awaiting New Attacks By ProGovernment Forces

NEW FIGHTING LIKELY IN CHINA: PEAGE OFF   Reports Say Chiang Rejects Latest Truce Pian

Doubt Whether F. D. R. Estate Entitled To Veteran Tax Exemptions

VERN STATIS   Executors af Late President's   Estate Advised to Ett. Batiurnc

Congress Moving Into Heavy Week; Hope For Pattern To Curb Strikes

Lower House is Starting Hectic Week   New Formula for Labor-Management Relations May Come

House Ready For Debate on Labor Bills   Rules to Be Set on Fact-Finding Board Discussion: Measure To Come Up Thursda

WILL HIT HOUSE      Fireworks Seen During Week as Debate Starts on President’s Pronogals

LABOR BILLS FACE BATILE   Week of Turbulent Debate Seen on Fact Boards, Other Measures

STATE AID FOR SAMPSON {5 SOUGHT   Non-Profit Educational Institution Planned By Several Leaders

State Aid Sought To Overcome Financial Loss   Syracuse Among Schools Named in Joint Operation

U.S. Supports France’s New Trieste Plan   Compromise Would Limit UN to Protection of Fundamental Rights

COURT REJECTS NEW TRIAL PLEA   Motion Overruled in Long Case By Three Judges

LONG'S NEW TRIAL ~ PLEA OVERRULED   Appeais Case Hearing other Motions in Case

Soft Coal Production Stopped   Initiate Sympathy Move ment Among Anthracite  W OrkeTs

RUMOR HEARD STUDENT SAFE   BOWLING: GREEN OFFICIALS _ HEAR THAT MISSING CO-ED _ HAS CONTACTED  - -~PARENTS °

CPA To Issue Program For Vet Housing   Move Will Affect Public Projects, Official Says

Petrillo Up In Arms Over Lea Measure   New Threats Are Issued by Chief  Of Musicians I'nion

Court hot : AntiPetrillo Bil  Navy Getting Ready  to Run U. S. Ships If.  

Petrillo Scores Radio Industry For Lea Measure   Threatens Tie-Up In Three Cities

PETRILLO MAY CLAMP DOWN Oh FILMS, RADIC   Threatens To Call His Musicians From New  York, Hollywood

Board Halts State School Enrollment   Action Due to Housing Lack at $.U.1., Ames and Cedar Falls

State Schools Will Accept No More Students   To Take Only Those New Ones Who Provide Their  Own Housing.

U.S. Army. Begins All Out Progarm Tn Personnel Management of Ranks

Approve Funds to Second Class Twps      6,152.81 Allocated To McKean County

Labor Issues Up in Many States  Voters to Decide at Coming Elections

THREE STATE TO VOTE ON CLOSED SHOP   Amendment Before Nebraska, Arizona, So. Dakota Voters

3 States Vote On Closed Sho Issue Tuesday  * Katy Emplovment   Fair Employment Law Proposed In California

Anti-Closed Shop Issue To Be Put To Voters Of Three States Next Week

Russia Hasn't Developed Atom Bomb ‘Stalin Says, Answering Questions

President Pledges Co-Operation With GOP-Dominated Legislature   Threat of ‘Serious Difficulties’ Admitted By Chief Executive in Statement on Policy

PREPARE 10 STUDY MEAT SHUTDOWN   'BOARD TO CONSIDER PRICE DEMANDS AND WAGES PACKERS CAN PAY.

Blast Is Fatal To Four Seamer In Baltimore   Police Seek Persons Who Threw Bomb  Into Rooming House

BYRNES SEEKS SAME RANK FOR CUBA. MEXICO   Reds Oppose Leaving Consultative Question to General Commission

[Yugoslavia Charges Greece Is Attempting to Foment War in Balkans

Seeks $10,000 In Rush Court   Defendant In Damage Suit Is Milroy Man

Big Counting Done Official U.S. Vote Tabulation Shows GOP Election Marain

115 Believed  Trapped By Mine Blast   Many Injured In West Virginia Explosion Saved

Brooklyn Bug Killer Readies Lethal Cocktails for Capitol Cockroaches

Hundreds Of Thousands Of Cut Diamonds Found  In Japan’s Possession

Uncover Great . Diamond Hoard   Entire Gem Resources of Japan Found in ° Scattered Caches

Jap Diamond Cache Biggest In Modern Ere   Huge Assortment Put: At $25 Million By Army of Occupation

Jap Diamond Cache Valued At 20 Million   Gallons of Gems Were Collected To Finance War

Thousands Of. Valuable Gems Rounded Up By Nips To Finance War; Three Total 100 Carats

Japs Diamond Treasure Found  Stones Valued at   Stones Valued at  $25,000,000 Tracked Down by Americans

OF GREATEST OF ALL TIMES   Japs Collected Gems to Finance War Against VU. S.

Huge Diamond — Collection Is Found In Japar   MANY PRECIOUS STONES IN HOARD JUST UNCOVERED

TAKES 5 MONTHS TO COUNT JAP DIAMOND CACHE   Government Collected Jewels From Nips to Finance Conflict

Jap Diamond Cache Biggest In Modern Times   value would be far greater.

Ja ap y Diamond Cache Found B y Yanks. : Sede Ae Palaable ie Modies -. Took Five Months To Count, Classify y

Huge Hoard of Diamonds Donated To Finance War Is Uneovered in Japan

Uncover Diamond Hoard      Hundreds of Thousands Of Gems, Donated By Japanese to Finance  War. Sorted By U. S.

Hundreds of Thousands of Diamonds Collected By Japs Found By Troops

American Army Recovers Jap Diamond Hoard  1 BD i nw ew mci en A OW we 4 ee cw) I cw ee cm  i ce meee cre: Ab SHEL. .. cCBw Dew cell   Represent Entire Diamond Resources OF Wiikadoland

U. S. Occupation Forces In Japan Round Up Biggest Cache Of Diamonds In Modern Times

Greatest Hoard Of Diamonds Gathered Ir: Modern Times Is Uncovered In Japan

AmericansUncover Big Diamond Pile Taken by Japanese   Hundreds of Thousands of Cut Stones Are in Hoard Taken  From Nationals

American Occupation Forces In Japan Have Uncovered Huge Diamond Wealth  That Had Been Pooled During The War

Great Hoard of Diamonds Found   Hundreds of Thousands Of Cut Gems Found  In Japan

 PEOPLE GAVE THEM TO FINANCE WAR—  'Jap Diamond Cache Biggest In Modern Times

World’s Largest Diamond Hoard Found in Japan   Vast Treasure Was Collected as War Financing Meacure

$25,000,000 Jap Jewel Cache Represents Country’s ‘Entire Diamond Resources; Biggest In Modern Times

[ —DIAMONDS— Place Value Of Gems At 25 Million   : Collected By Japs .To Aid War Effort

Huge Assortment Of Cuf Diamonds Found By Yanks in Japan   Hundreds of Thousands Of Gems Were Gathered By Government in War Finance Move

japs Diamond Cache is Found  Millio   Million in Gems are Uncovered in Japan

JAP DIAMOND CACHE BIGGEST IN ‘MODERN TIMES; TOOK FIVE MONTHS ‘TO COUNT; ALL JAPS CONTRIBUTED

Japanese Diamond Hoard — Uncovered By US Forces   Greatest Assortment of Modern Times

U. 5. UNCOVERS HUGE JAPANESE DIAMOND CACHE   War-Financing Move By Nips Held Reason For Collection Of Gems

Jap Diamond Loot Worth $25,000,000  Took Five Months To Sort Jewele

Tremendous Jap Diamond Horde  Tokyo Took People’s Gems In Move to Finance War

USArmy Uncovers Great Assortment  Of Jap Diamonds   Required Five Months To Count And Classify

Year Extension Of OPA Law Is Advocated   House Committee Also Wants Changes In Price Control   SENATE DEADLOCK   Vardaman’s Opponents Prevent Vote On Confirmation

Terms KKK Activities “Old American Custom”; Talmadge Promises To Remove Primaries from State Control.

Terms KKK. Activities “Old. American. Cus: tom”; Talmadge Prom“Ises To Remove. Prim: ries from. State Contry - : fe

Indiana Governor Is Criticized Today by CIO Leaders about Stand on Connersville Case.   PICKETS ARE FREE ON BOND TODAY

Gates Target Of Union For Calling Guard   CIO Tells Governor He Made “Grave Mistake” In Labor Dispute

Military or Civilian Control at Issue; Adminis: tration Sccks Passage of Truman - Backed Senate Bill Over Oppo _ Sitian ,of .Rankio .and Others Who Charge  CVammiiniem.

ATOMIC BILL BEFORE HOUSE   Legislation Gets First Test  In Battle Over Conéval   ‘TROUBLE’ PREDICTED

é ae ? - Carolinians In Congress... . i ernestinetuneeinanstiatiaenieennmmnnenentetemataten tenement ee aeeeneiannia eee ee eee  Carolinians Want Draft - Extended; Would Hold Up “Military Training Bill

Demonstrators in Cairo Call for Revolution   President's Palace Stoned Before Mob Is Broken Up

Keyptian Youths Demand  Revolt Against (Government   Palace Stoned by Demonstrators Attending Funeral for Assassinated Former Finance Minister: 25-Year-Old Suspect in Custody

Youths Revolf Against Gov't   Group Hurls Stones On Presidential Palace in Cairo

(TING ATTENDS PASHA FUNERAL   Egyptian Official. Victim..of. Assassin’s Gun Wounds

YOUTHS REVOLT IN EGYPT OVER ASSASSINATION   Thousands Hurl Stones At The Presidential Palace On Sunday

Cairo Murder  Suspect Held   Youths Clamor at Funeral Of Eevptian Figure

CAIRO YOUTHS STAGE RIOTS   Outbreaks Attend Funeral Of Slain Senator And  Former Minister

sty “Down With Nokrashi Pasha’ Egyptian Premier, And Hurl Stones ai Palace ~ One~Po. liceman Hurt: _

TURN UP GERMAN RICHES   Surprise Raids Throughout US, British Zones

RICH CACHES ARE UNEARTHED  Precious Stones And Metals Hidden In Germany Revealed

Raids Uncover Precious Stones, Metals   Hidden by Nazis Shortly Before German Surrender

UNCOVER MORE GERMAN BOOTY   MILLIONS IN GEMS AND METALS EOUND IN SURPRISE RAIDS

Raids Made In British, U.S. Zones   Precious Stones, Metals Hidden by Nazis Just Before Surrender.

ALLIES FIND WEALTH NAZIS HID IN REICH   Precious Stones and Metals Worth $2,500,000 Uncovered in Surprise Raids in British and Il & Zones.

Raids Reveal Gems, Metals In Germany   Hidden By Nazis  Before Surrender

Treasure Found In German Raids   Precious Stones and Metals Hidden By Ger. mans Worth Millions

Allied Raiders Uncover Reich Metals, Gems   British, Americans. Find Prelious Stones, Metals Hidden By Germany.

Surprise U.S.-British Raids Uncover Millions Of Dollars Worth Of Precious Stones Hidden By Nazis

‘Operation Sparkler” Raids Caches Of Jewels, Metals Hidden By Nazis

—~——-——MAjllions in Precious Stones-————-_——  bili German Lcot Recovered

U.S. RAIDERS FIND GEMS IN GERMANY   Millions in Loot, Hidden by  Mesxice Paravered

Raiders Find Millions In Nazi Hoards   British-American Operation Uncovers Large Amounts Of Precious Stone, Metals

Raids Turn Up Hoard Valued At Millions   Search Made At Many Places In Allied Zones

Surprise German Raids Net Much Metals and Jewels   Biggest Joint Operation Since Supreme Command

OCCUPATION ZONES YIELD FORTUNE ‘IN PRECIOUS STONES      Nazis Hid Valuables Shortly Before Surrender; Raids Uncover Loot

German Jewels, Valuables Hidden From Allies Found In Raids By U.S., British

Surprise Raids Net Millions in  Nazi Treasure   U. S., British Forces Uncover Huge Store Of Jewels, Metals

TAX CUT ONE OI FIRST AIMS OF REPUBLICANS   Rep. Knutson Says He Will Lose No Time on Legislation

Officials Seek New Clues In Unsuccessful Efforl To Find Chicago's Saclist Kidnaper

Child Victim of Fiendish Crime Buried Today   Officials Continue Search for New Clues in Case

10 Years Of Occupation Planned For U. S. Forces In Germany, Clay Reveals

TEN-YEAR STAY IN GERMANY SEER   Lt. Gen. Clay Asserts U. $. Troops Will Remain That Long If AMG Heeded

Occupation May Last 10 Years   General Clay Indicates U. S. Needs In Germany

FILM NOTABLES ANGRY AT CHARGE  Labor Chief Says Stars Part Of Communist Fifth Column

Sugar Price To Climb anc Other Boosts May Follow   OPA Glamly Reports Prospects for an Increase in Costs  of Ice Cream, Cake

SUGAR BOOST T0 UP MORE PRICES   Canned Fruit, Sweets May Feel Ceiling Rise

Sugar Boost-to Increase Cake Cost; Less, Higher-Priced Dairy Goods Due

Prices Of Frozen Goods, Ice Cream May Increase   Two Cent Boost In Sugar Prices May Raise Othara

‘Sweets’ Due For Increase In OPA Edict   Price Rise on Sugar To Boost Ice Cream, Cake. Canned Fruit

MORE INCREASES IN PRICES SEEK   New Sugar Boost Expected to Affect Some Foods; Autos to Cost More

Trusty Bow  Brings Help   Carrot Eating Soldier Brandishing Empty Gun Maroons Family.

Spring Choral Festival Will Be Held in Bradford   Choruses of County Will Take Part in iday Night

Spring Choral Festival Will Be Held in Bradford   Choruses of County Will Take Part in Concert Friday Night

LIMA BROTHERS HELD IN JAIL ON MURDER COUNT   Find Bruises on Body of Herman Laycock’s Ex-Wife

New Yorkers Will Vote On Membership in.  Congress Tomorrow   Results of Three Torrid Congressional Race: May Tell Whether Trend of Upsets . Is to Carry Over Nation Inte Populous East

N. Y. VOTERS 10 POLLS TUESDAY   Trend Which Upset Midwestern Solons To Be Tested During Primary

New York to Vote Tuesday   Primary to be Watched To See If Western Trend Appears

FOUR STATES VOTE TUESDAY  New York Primary May Prove If Ousting Trend Will Hold

Torrid Races in  New York Primary   Voters May Write Indirect weraict of ¢91n Con gress on Tuesday

‘New York to Pick Candidate: For Tenth of House Seats Three Torrid Races on the Schedule

New York Will Vote Tuesday  On Hot Races   Citizens Will Write Indireet Verdict On Actions Of 79th Congress

Seek Trend in N.Y Election Tuesday   Three Torrid Races For Congressional Seats Feature Eastern Primary

11-2 MILLION DOLLAR FIRE. AT- MUSKEGON   Four. of Cit: City’s Largest Buildings Totally Destroyed

FOUR MUSKEGON BLOCKS BURNED   Loss IS ESTIMATED AT MILLION ANO A HALF

DEVELOPER OF ATOMIC BOMB FOR CONTROLS   Scientist Says Baruch Plan Only Feasible One For World

THRILL SLAYER 1S GIVEN LIFE IN PENITENTIARY   Youth Sentenced For Slaying Of Farmer's Wife In Greene County

NATIONWIDE MEAT STRIKE’ PLANNED   Packing Workers Ask U. S. to Operate Industry as Utility.

Packing Workers May Strike In Move For Federal Meat Seizure   Union Official Charges Packers Encouraging Holdbacks

Young Talmadge ls a Candidate   Son of Deceased Governor-Elect of Georgia Announces.

DISPUTE OVER VATICAN ENVOY   Cardinal Spellman And Bishop Oxnam In Open Clash

Dispute Over Taylor Flares   Bishop) Oxnam Clashes With Spellman On Vatican Representative.

Cardinal Spellman Raps Protestants’ “Taylor” Complaint   Holds Truman Envoy To Vatican Is Not An Un-American Act

SPELLMAN, OXNAM CLASH OPENLY ON ENVOY 70 VATICAN   Requests. by. Protestant Groups for Recall of ‘Javior Araued

FLOUR MILLS FORCED DOWN   Lack of Wheat Will Force Closing of 98 Per Cent., Committee Is Told

98% of Flour Mills in U.S.  Face Closing   Diversion of Wheat To Relief Purpose Reason for Shutdowr In Milling Centers

Millers Say 98 Per Cent of Flour Mills In Country Will Be Closed Today   Agriculture Department Prepared to Lend To Mills in Areas With Bread Shortages

Anderson Says Government  to Lend Wheat   Action Is Taken to Assure Flour for Shortage Areas

Nation’s Flour Mills Reported Ready to Close   Senate Group Told 98 Pet. Shutdown Faces U, S.  a, oer an

9 Per Cent U. 5. Flour Mills to Be Closed Today   Senate Committee Told of Troubles on Supplies

Flour Mills to Close Today iene A  Millers Report Inability To  Keep Going Due To Diversion:

NATION'S FLOUR MILLS CLOSING   Diversion Of Wheat To Famine Relief Brings On Acute Shortage

Millers and Small Business Protest Shortage of Wheat   Most of Nation’s Flour Mills Are Closed Today  Due to Grain Diversion

Will Lend Wheat   Many Millers Close Today   Scarcity of Wheat Halts Flour Output

Nearly All Flour Mills Will Close   Government Will Lend Wheat fo Mills To Meet Bread Shortage

U. S, Hopes To Head Off UMW Strike   ‘Studies Contract With Lewis’ Union

PRESSURE FACES U.S. TO CONCLUDE COAL STRIKE   ‘Industry Squeezed As Four Idle Weeks Drain Stackniles

Government Facing Grow Pressure To Find Basis For tlement ; Steel Product Tumbles Fastest   URGE RESUMPTION OF WAGE NEGOTIATI

OF DISPUTE ‘HEAT   Pressure for Ending of Stoppage Grows Daily.   Mine Chieftain To Speak at Anthracite Meeting.

Steel-Hungry Auto Industry Faces Shutdown   Railroads’ Supply Of Coal At Danger Point

PRESSURE RISES FOR MINE PEACE   Dwindling Stockpiles Threaten Industry Shutdown

Government Faces Growing Pressure or Settlement   Secretary Of Labor Schwellenbach Plans To Ask John L. Lewis To Resume  Negotiations In Immediate Future.

Surrender Of Mutineers ls Demanded   Army and Navy Converging On Frenzied Mobs Roam ing In Bombay.

India Riots May Worsen, Says Attlee   Britain Ils Seeking Better Relations with The Russians

7,000 Mutineers Are Ordered To Lay Down Arms   British Leaders Seek Solution To Problems Created By Policies

Reds Refuse British Loan Of Millions   Attlee Tells Commons Par East Uprisings May be Spreading

Attlee Demands Unconditional Surrender   Britain Seeks Russian Pact In Face of Unrest Growing In India

Four Children Perish as Result of Fire  _ Victims Ranged in Age From Tae bo 2 WT ie

US. WARSHIPS GUARDED DUTCh   Kimmel Tells Committee of  Escorts in 1941

COKE SAYS SOLONS FAVOR PLAN Stevenson Would Change Sefup - To Appoint State School Head

GROMYKO HITS MEASURE AND VETO LIKELY   Russian Delegate Delivers Slashing  Attack

ited Nations Commission proves American Plan In ce Of Possible Red Veto

Soviet Veto OF Plan Seen In Council UN Group Approves [1 S, Atom Program

U.N. COMMISSION ADOPTS U5, PLAN FOR ATOM CONTROL   Russia Abstains From Voting and May Veto Program in Urganization’s Security Council,   ‘SIX-HOUR DEBATE  PRECEDES BALLOT   Gromyko Voices Soviet Oppo: sition to Proposals Which Provide for International Inspections.

U.S. Atomic Plan ls Approved by U.N. Commission   Faces a Possible Veto by Russia in Security Council

Goes to Council. Where Issue Faces Possible Veto  By Soviet Russia

U.S.AtomicPlan  Wins Approval Of Commission  Goes To Security Council hm It Facec Parccihle Veta Ru Risccia

U.N. DELEGATES APPROVE CURB OF ATOM MIGHT   Commission Accepts U. $. Plan in 10-0 Vote; Reds May Invoke Veto

Gromyko Objects That Surrender of the Vetc Right Would Violate the United Nations Charter.

Soviet Protest AsVotedDown. —ByU.N.Grour   Gromyko Leaves Delegates Wondering About. Veto ‘Tap Renssette Moses,

U. S. Atomic Contro! Plan Approved by  Energy Commission   Report Now Goes to Security Council Where It Faces Possible Veto bv Russia; Gromvko Attacks Proposal

Possible Veto. Faces Report In UN Council   Russian Delegate Makes Slashing Attack. Aaainst U.S. Plan —

RUSSIA, POLAND REFUSE TO VOTE   A-Energy Commission A es After Six Months Of Debates Now Faces Veto

Atomic Energy Plan Okayed By ~ United Nations   Russia, Poland Abstain From Voting on U. S. Proposal

CROMYKO AND POLES FAIL T0 REGISTER VOTE   Believe Soviets Plan To Kill Report Before  Security Council

Russia May Veto Scheme In Council   Gromyko Continues His Opposition to Punishment Provision

AY OFFERS T0 ESTIFY iN WAR P  ROFITS PROBE.   At His Home ‘In Kentucky

MAY OFFERS 70 TESTIFY AT HIS KENTUCKY HOME   Tells Mead He Wil] Meet With Committee There

MAY IS WILLING  i TO TESTIFY  AT HIS HOME Prepared Statement Defends Conduct of Kentucky Congressman

MAY OFFERS TO TESTIFY AT HIS HOME   Invites Sub Committee to ‘Come and See Him

May Makes Offer To Give - Wor Dealings Testimony   Notifies Probe. Group. He’ ny Reveal Facts at Home - «In Kentucky or in Washington

Rep. May Offers To Testify at Home On Relations With Garsson Combine

May Is Ready To Be Heard   Congressman Asks That Mead Probers Come To Kentucky

Case Bill Advice Given President _ Said Conflicting   Hannegan Against Signing; Others Land - Measure; House May Halt Action

Paris Peace Conference Set To Pass On Treaties   21 Nations Seeking - To Work Out Drafts

Conference May Be In Session Day and Night If Schedule Is To Be Met

American Experts Study Streamlined, Speedy Subs Designed by Japanese

Seek Peace on Election   More Activity Fails to Materialize Today

Allis Plant To Be Shut Tomorrow   Strike-Bound Concern To Close To Avoid Violence, Firm’s Director States

WESTERN UNION WALKOUT NEAR   3 AFL Unions Ready to File Strike Notice

i AFL Unions Prepare 130-Day Strike Notice  Bisinet Wactarn tinian

Bubna on Stand, Says Fisher Left House Alive   Got ‘Third Degree’ From Police Officer, He Tells Erie Jury”

BUBNA DENIES ERIE MURDEF   Claims F isher Alive Wher He Left Bubna Home On Night of Killing

TRUMAN STILL PUTS SUPPORT BEHIND PAULEY   President Says That _ When He Is. For Man — HeStays With Him

Truman Stands By Pauley In Fight For Nomination   President Reiterates Support Of Nominee For Undersecretary Of Navy Despite Strong Objections By Democratic Party Chieftains

White House Holds Firm  For Nominee   Senate Confirmation For Navy Post Is Growing Dim   GOP IS JUBILANT   Forrestal Fails To Ask For Approval Of His Aide

Truman Is Still Back of Pauley   Nominee’s Chance for Navy Job Growing More Dim

PRESIDENT CONTINUES TO BACK PAULEY   Chances of Oil Man's Nomination Are Decreasing

Truman Is Still Staying in Line For Mr. Pauley   Says He Still Hes President's Full Support and Nomination Won't Be Withdrawn

Reiterates His  Support For  Navy Nominee   Chances of Confirmation Seem Failing Rapidly As Probe Continues

PUBLIC TO PAY SALARY BOOST   Meat Increase to Average 80 Cents Yearly

Public to Pay  For Packers’ Wage Boost  OPA Says That Increase Will Only Be About

Officials See Average Person’s Yearly Meat Bill Increased 81 Cents

Meat Increase Seen Trivial   Retail Prices Receive 14 Per Cent Boost

NEW MEAT PRICES NOT MUCH HIGHER   OPA SAYS AVERAGE FAMILY WILL LOSE 80 CENTS A YEAR

OPA Estimates Higher Wages To Boost ‘AverageMeatBill Only 80CentsA Year

SLIGHT BOOST IN MEAT COSTS   OPA Passes Packinghouse Salary Hike On To Public

Packing Wage Boost To Raise Consumer Price  CPA Says Average Mea Bill Will Be Increasec

Average Meat Bill to Go Up Kighty Cents   Estimate of Yearly Increase Based on 155 Pounds Consumec By Each Person

Mr. Average American's Meat Bill To Increase About 80 Cents o Year

PACKERS’ RAISE MAY LIFT PRICES;   Boost In Retail Meat Ex: pected To Be Small

BOOST IN MEAT PRICE COMPARATIVELY LIGHT   Average American Will Pay About Eighty Cents Per Year More  Due To Wage Increase

Meat Bill To Go Up Qnly 80 Cents Yearly      Prediction Ts Made By OPA: Result Of Higher Pay For  Packers.   APPLIES TO 11 PLANTS

RAISES TO BOOST MEAT BILL AGAIN   16-Cent Figure For Packing House Worker’s 0. K.’d

Pay Board Gives Nod  On Increase   Officials Think Average Annual Family Bill Will Go Up Only 80  Cents Over Present   Sets Pattern   Other Firms May Give Pre-Approved Pay up to 16 Cents

riike in Meat Price Will Amount to Only 80 Cents a Year Per Person--Savys OPA

‘Meat Packers’ Wage Boost To Be Passed On To Public But Will Only Be 80c A Year   Increase Becomes Pattern For Industry Under Administration’s New Policy

T rapped Newsman, Masterson, Sees  Changchun’ s° Fall   BY TOM MASTERSON

Fall of Capital Witnessed By  Correspondent   AP Writer Tells Story of Last Hours in Changchun as Reds Seize City

Changchun Fighting Vicious   U. S. Newsman De.scribes. Capture of © Manchurian Capital By China Red Army

Packers Launch Decontrol Drive  Government Ruling May Be Delayed

Directives to Conserve Coal Supply Plannec   Freight Embargo, + Electricity and Gas: Curtailment Set

Freight Embargo And Gas, Power Curtailment Due   U. S. Maps Action Tc Cut Consumption of Coal to Necessities

Government To Issue Orders To Conserve Coa!   Directives Being Framed To Aid In Meeting Coal Strike Situation   MANY CURTAILMENTS ARE TO BE ORDERED

Says Fair Trial Impossible For Diot Defendants   Southern Newspapers Rapped By Attorney

‘UN Presses Fox Vote Upon Greece Stard   BALKAN ISSUE AT FORE AT ROTATION PRESENTING RUSSIAN CHAIRMAN.

PO ELLE CLIO OL NNO i APT EY  U.N. Presses for Vote on Ukraine's Charge That Greece Threat to Peace

GROMYKO NEW UN SECURITY COUNCIL HEAD   Monthly Rotation System Puts Him in Charge

COUNCIL VOTE 2 OUUGHT Oh GREEK THREAT   Russ Delegate, Gromyko, t Take Over Presiding Job Tuesday.

GRAND JURORS DISPOSE OF CO, CASES IN COURT   List Of True Bills, Cases Ignored In Criminal Court At Washington

GRAND JURORS EXCUSED AFTER FINISHING WORK   True Bills Disposed Of By Jury Yesterday At Courthouse

Construction New Building To Beain Seon   $200,000 Fireproof Building Is Planned

Lindbergh's Vidory Over Jap Phir Is Thrilling Air Battle, Revealed ~

Election Race To Furnish Test   Missouri Candidate Says Truman Has Made Race Test for Country

‘Truman Battle  Greeted By Anti   Slaughter Happy Over Fact He Is Opposed

Declares President's Opposition Will Force Long Needed Showdown _

Slaughter Welcomes Triman Opposition As Showdewn On Demecratic Party Future

REP. SLAUGHTER WELCOMES FIGHT WITH PRESIDENT   EXPRESSES FEAR THAT TRUMAN IS CAPTIVE OF PAC

Slaughter Welcomes Opposition   Sees Truman Stand As Chance For Party Showdown

Rep. Slaughter Ready For Fight With President   Welcomes Opposition of Truman To Candidacy; Predicts Showdown

REP. SLAUGHTER ACCEPTS TRUMAN PURGE GHALLENGE   Soys Showdown on Future of Democratic’ Party lans Overdiua —

1945 Set an All Time High  For County Divorce Court   But the Marriage License Office Also Shows An Increase in the Number of Licenses Issued  ——-The Increase Was 143

DAN CUPID STAGES A “COME-BACK” IN COUNTY OF BUCKS   Divorces Are on Increase in This Section As They Are Throughout the Nation   189 Couples Started Divorce Proceedings in 1945;  Marriages Increase

Mystery Fire at Mayview   Residence and Lumberyard Burn; Origin Believed  To be Incendiary

~ Arsonist Hunted After Two Fires At Mayview   Lumberyard, Home Destroyed In Town ‘Near Lexington

AlaBelieves Red Troops Stillin iran  Envoy Wants Case Kept On LUN. Acenda

Interference By "Russia In Iran  Not Ended: Ala   Declares Original Complaint Still On Agenda OF ll] N Canrneil.

U. $. Envoy And British Seeking fran Decision   OF Sma, te  IRANIAN AMBASSADOR SAYS RED TROOPS REMAIN

Doubts Reds Have Left   Envoy Believes Iran’s Case Should Stay On U.N. Agenda

Tran Envoy Tells UN Council Case Still on Agenda’   Ala Doubis Russians’ Interference Ended; Red Member Absent

Iran Case to Remain on  U.N. Agenda   Members Vote te Continue Problem After Ala Says He Doubts All Soviet Troops Have Withdrawn

Iranian Ambassador To U. S. Doubts All Red Troops Out Of His Country

IRAN QUESTION TO BE RETAINED   UNO To Postpone Discus: sion Until Later

America And Britain Join Ambassador   Russia Still Absent From Deliberations

AMBASSADOR INFORMS COUNCIL RED TROOPS: MAY NOT BE ALL OUT  U.S, BRITAIN WAGE — SUCCESSFUL FIGHT TO RETAIN ROW ON BROOKS

U. N. Refuses To Take Iran. Case Off Slate   Complete Withdrawal Of Russian Troops Doubted By Envoy

IRANIAN ISSUE KEPT ON AGENDA   Ambassador Expresses Doubt All Russian Troops Removed  ADIOURN DISCUSSION

U.N. Votes  to Retain lran Case   Ala Expresses Doubt That All Russians Have Left Country

IRANIAN CASE STAYS ON BOOKS   But U.N. Adjourns Discussion for an Indefinite Time

Doubts All Soviet Troops Out of Iran   Ambassador Ala to U. §. Wants Case Kept Before U. N. Council

lranian Case More Muddled   Premier Says All's Well, Ambassador Disagrees, U. S., Britain Want More Information

Vote To Keep ‘ , iran Issue Qn  Council’s Pad   But United Nations Delegates Adjourn Discission Of Question  dndefinitely =~

UN IS REQUESTED TO KEEP IRAN CASE   Ambassador Says Matter “Still Is on Agenda’.

Iran Still Has Complaint On Agenda   Interference by Russia Not Settled. Ala Says 

IRANIAN ENVOY SAYS ORIGINAL CHARCES KEP]   Council Rejects Move to Ask Premier Qavam for Yes or No Answer

Security Council Defers Debate — On Iran Question   Ambassador Expresses Doubt That All Russian Troops Have Evacuated Country; U. S. And Britain Favor Keeping Case on Agenda

Iran Case Retained On Council's Books   Doubt Expressed by Minister Over Russ Withdrawal Claims

Russian Soldiers Believed  In Iran   Ala Doubts Armies Are All Cleared t Up To Present

Iran Still A Question   Ala Expresses Doubt -That All Soviet «© Troops Have Left 

Still Suspicious of Iranian Reports   Both Stettinius and Ambassador Ala Ask That Case Be Kept On Council Agenda

Favor Keeping Case On Agenda.... Iran’s Delegate Doubts All Red  ~ Soldiers Gone

U.S., Britain Ask Iran Case Be Kept OnAgenda Of U.N.   Russian Interference Charged In Complaint

Tran Aide Now Says Russ May Still Be There   UN in Quandary Votes tc Keep Problem en Calendar

Ala Doubts If All Russ . Troops Out Of Country; Wants Case Left In U.N.

Interference Issue Still Up  Iran’s Complaint   lran’s Complaint Not Withdrawn

IRANIAN LEADER HINTS RUSSIANS SPLIT PROMISE   Doubt Held that Reds Left Country—-UN Council Asked To Retain Case

U.N. Council Refuses To Drop Iranian Case   Jran- Envoy Doubts Complete Withdrawal of Soviet. Army; Council Votes to Retain Dispute On*Agenda, But Delays Discussion Indefinitel

lranian Issue Kept on Agende  Postpone Discussions for Indefinite Period

SECRETARY MAKES BID FOR RUSSIAN COOPERATION IN . REICH CONTROL AND PEACE OBJECTIVES -

Secretary Byrnes Replies To Stalin In Paris Speech   Agrees With Soviet Premier That There Is No Immediate War Danger   GIVES WARNING ON POLICIES HOWEVER  /RITY T BTA,

DO NOTHING TC PROVOKE WAR, SAYS BYRNES   Speaks to Paris Club in Reply to Stalin Statement

— HINTS BIBS AIMS MAY ‘LEAD TO CONFLICT’ —  No War in Sight — Byrnes

BYRNES REPLIED 1 STATEMENT PREMIER STALIN   Renews Appeal For Russians To Join In Treaty.

DUKE'S GIFTS T0-DUCHESS.. ' _- STOLEN BY BOLD BURGLARS   y: _ THIEVES HELP THEMSELVES  TO JEWELRY FROM DUCH  ESS OF WINDSOR'S MIL  LION DOLLAR COL : LECTION... __..

GE STRIKERS DISPERSED IN PHILADELPHIA   Surging Crowd of 3,000 Broken Up After Some Give Nazi Salute.   BULLETIN

Strikers, Some Giving Nazi Salute, Defy Court Order Against Picketing   Production Cut  To Low Since 4]   Ford Motor Company Plans To Call Thousands Back To Jobs Monday

Fill Streets Around City Hall Today   Protest to Mayor as 10,000 Mass About City Gov ernment Building

Western lInian Workers Plan PLY Woalko:.   Last Minute Efforts Of Mayor O'Dwyer To Halt Strike  staggers CAL. we

N. Y. TELEGRAPHIC TIE-UP IMPENDS   SEVEN THOUSAND WESTERN UNION EMPLOYES EN AREA TO STRIKE TODAY.

BETTING PARLORS FACE DOMINATION BY CAPONE MOB   Henchmen of ‘Scar-Face Al’ Pian to Rule Wire Services to Bookies   ALL OUTSIDE THE LAW!   Gang Leaders Expect to Reap Annual ‘Take’ of 10 Million Dollars

NEW WORKERS SOUGHT FOR JOBS  City Employees On Walkout In Houston: Services. Are Halted

B-29 ZIPS WESTWARD IN BID FOR NEW MARK   Tries For Record Betweer New York, California

B-29 Seeks New East-West Speed Record   Superfortress Takes Off From LaGuardia Field, New York, For Burbank, Cal.

NEGLECT CHARGED IN. DUCE’S GRAVE THEFT   Paper Reports Mussolini To Be Buried In Rome

All Victims Identified   Guards Lax When Mussolini’s Body Stolen, Charge

Cnly Course Open   Discount Story Mussolini Corpse Is Discovered

INFANT TRAVEL” — AGE UMIT SE   Ship Passage Restrictions Follow Epidemic Death 7 fi

INFANTS BANNED FROM BRIDE SHIPS   WAR DEPARTMENT FORBIDS TRAVEL OF THOSE UNDER SIX MONTHS OLD.

Local Churches te Sponsor Union Services Nov. 28   Thanksgiving Service: To Be Held at First Baptist Church at 9:45 Thursday a. m.

Many Facts About Ouster of Wallace Remain Unknowr   Truman Fires Secretary of Commerce After a Talk With Byrnes

Predict Bare Meat Counters Soon If ClO Union Strikes   Seven Packing Plants In Kansas, Missouri Area Will Be Affected

Bandits Rob Supply Train In Germany      Robbed In Russian Occupation Zone

Demobilization Holds Interest Of Congressmer   GEN. EISENHOWER ASKEL TO EXPLAIN GI RUMPUS

PENNSY WILL OPERATE MORE TRAINS TODAY   Freight Traffic Resumes for Movement of Livestock and Perishables.

Truman Registers Over Industry Rep sions Of Walk   Officials Fight ‘To End Stopp   Schwellenbach Will On Union, Operat  Resume Negotiati

See Strike Lasting Two More Weeks   Production Picture Grows Darker Throughout Industry

TRUMAN, SNYDER DISCUSS COAL   Confesenée With Strike Principals Planned Today

TRUMAN CALLS SPECIAL MEET WITH ADVISERS   Krug Reports Stock Piles of Fuel  Running Low

industrial slump from coal strike is causing alarm  Production officials paint  gloomy picture of problems

KILLS 11 PERSON   Police Extend Curfew Limit in Efforts to Check Latest Outhreake

Indian Riots Kall 11 More   Calcutta Toll Rises to 51. Acid Bombs Hurt Many

Eleven Are Killed  in Disorders   At Least 72 Are Injured; Curfew Hours Extended

Ruling Is Sought by Executors of Late President's Estate   Doubt Is Expressed As to Military Exemption of President Roosevelt

Rules Executors Must File “Returr  Doubt Roosevelt Ectaote Ie Examn+

Doubt Is Expressed Over FDR’s Tax Exemption Due To ‘Service in Military’

New York State Rules Roosevelt Estate Must File Income Tax Return

Question as to FDR's Military  ‘Tax Exemption   Department Asks Executors to File Personal Return

NEW BOMBING — AT JERUSALEN               FOUR JEWISH YOUTHS HELD IN CONNECTION WITH == BLASTS -THAT INJURED  -ELEVEN sea

Brotherhood Leaders Return To Cleveland—Leader Says ALL Hope Gone

Complete Paralysis To Grip Nation; No Hope of Averting Disaster Seen

Government Takes Over Vast Railway System on Friday   Faces Showdown Whether It Can Keep Traffic on the Move

UN ACTION ON FRANCO SPAIN   Charges Regime With Hiding Nazi Criminals, Backing War Research

Action on fran-Russ Dispute Is Postponed until hKAandavy Sescion

Poland Calls On UN To Act  A gainst Spain   Poles Accuse Franco Regime Of Hiding Nazi War Criminals

POLAND RAKES FRANGD; ASKS ACTION BY UN   Claims German Scientists ir _ $pain Devising New. ~ War Weapons.

Roosevelt Charges Plot To Bait Him   Elliott Now Denies Story In Newsweek; Takes Exception To Report Carried By United Press

Labor Welds Solid Front Against U. S: Court Injunction   Goldsborough Sends Original Records To Circuit Court To Speed Appeal Action; Lewis, UMW Post Bond

Murray Writes Green, Railmen Urging Support   Old Enmities Lost  In Common Fight; Truman Confers With Cabinet On Address

Labor Shows Solid Front fo Aid Lewis   AFL and CIO Chiefs Both Denounce Use of the Injunction

No Turning Back In Coal Fight, Says Official   Truman To Address Nation By Radio Sunday Night

Labor Snows Solid Front to Aid Lewis  AFL nd Cio Cie fs h Denounce Use

Labor Leaders Fly To Defend John L. Lewis   CIO President Murray Sees “Deliberate and Monstrous”? Move To Crippie Labor   Issues Call For “Unified Action’   Will Join Mine Workers In Appealing Goldsborough’s Rulings To Supreme Court

Former Judge Johnson Answers House Judiciary ‘Charges, Denies Findings

Johnson Hits Probe Report   Says Inquiry Was Effort to Secure Adverse Action Against Me

Seek Elimination  of Subsidies   Agricultural Departmen Proposes New Schedule

New Strike Looms Tn Meat Industry   CIO Union Protests Layoff of Employes

Inflationary Pressurein Labor Strife   Economists Declare Strikes Exert Great Pressure on Prices

Work Stoppages Said To Boost Inflation Trend  Strikes Put Pressure On Prices, Officials Point Out

Democrats Fear Republican Win  Much Disunity Seen If GOP Gets Contro!

DEMOCRATS ARE ALARMED, VOTE UPSET FEARED   ‘Speaker Reyburn Says GOP Victory in House Would Be ‘Calamitous’

DISUNITY SEEN BY DEMOCRATS   Assert Republican House Would Hamper Democratic President

Demos Forecast Dire (Results if GOP Wins   Republicans Concentrate Attacks on Household Front---Charce linfttence

CLARK PROTESTS RUSSIAN PLANES   Lend-Lease Ships Engage In Target Practice Over American Airfield

Seviel Fliers Try Target Work Over American Aurfield  yuirSF TrearTarT rr rarrcrrenRmyS Sear

Soviet Planes Stage Target Practice In Ait   GEN. CLARK IN PROTEST TO RED FIGHTER TACTICS

Soviet Planes -Maneuver Over U. S. Airfield   Target Practice Bring: Protest from General - Mark Clark

Plan To Aid Taxpayers  Advanced   U. S. Businessmen To Be Sent To Study Export Plan

Army Enlistments Sound Death Knell Of Draft,  Declares Senator Johnson

PREDICTS DEATH KNELL OF DRAFT   SENATOR JOHNSON SAYS ENLISTMENTS ARE MEETING NEED

ENLISTMENT RECORD SOUNDING. “DEATH KNELL OF DRAFT” SAYS SENATOR OF JULY RECRUITING 

AMERICAN JUDGES ARE APPOINTED TO HEAR WAR CRIMES   Truman Gives Presidential Ap pointments to Three Judges and Alternate

STRIKE IS SPREADING   Number of New York Industries Running Out of Materials

WAR BRIDES ARRIVE IN SAN FRANCISCO   362 From Australia and New Zca land and Their 253 Babies on Liner Monterey.

U. 5. ENVOYS REACH PARIS   Byrnes And Others Arrive  '   In Truman's Plane ‘Sacred Cow’   REPORT ABOUT READY

Affirm Convictions Of Tobacco Firms For Violating Anti-Trust Law

Court Affirms Conviction In Tobacco Case   Companies Fined $225,000 When Found Guilty On Anti-Trust Charge

Jj  Supreme Court Upholds Sherman Anti-Trust Act Vialatian Convictions

CONVICTION OF MAJOR COMPANIES ~ WERE AFFIRMED   They Were Charged With Violating the Sherman Anti-trust Act.   IT WAS A 6 to 0 DECISION   Case Involved R. J. Reynolds Tohacco Co., Liggett & Myers and American.

UPHOLD CONVICTIEN OF TOBACCO FIRMS   U.S. Supreme Court Rules on Anti-Trust Suit

A. C'S ANNUAL BANQUET SET FOR NOV 20   Preceded by Iridustrial Tour; High G. E. Official to Speak

Today’s Games   AMERICAN LEAGUE   Police Hunting 2 Missing Girls

No One Asking For Secrets,  Says Gromyko   UN Atomic Energy Scientific Group Weighs Problems

Gromyko Says No One Asks Secrets rom Atomic Data  ee eae le ee  oe   Russian Claims Methods of Exchange Ripe for Discussion

Russia Scorns Atom Secret:   Not Seeking Informatjon Gromvko Declares

Gromyko Asserts ‘Nobody Is Asking for Secrets’ in Exchange for Scientific Information Involved in Atom Charter

GROMYKO SAYS BOMB SECRETS NOT SOUGHT   Russian Declares It Is Time to Discuss Scientific Trade Data

Discussion Of Control Asked   Kromyko Says No One is Asking for Secrets of Atom Bomb

URGE PROGRAM FOR U.S. TO. TRAIN AND EQUIP ARMIES OF AMERICAN CONTINENT NATIONS

Still Fearful, Truman Signs New OPA Bil   Will Call Special Session If It Fails to Bring Results

Rent, Price Controls Revive With ©  OPA Back In Action: Fear It Is Too Weak

Signature of Truman Restores Price Controls; 142 Orders to Be Issued; Major Items Exempt!

Rent Controls Are In Effect; Number Of Food Items Not Under Requlation

OPA Halts All Rises In Rents And Some Foods   NEW MEASURE IS SIGNED BY PRESIDENT TRUMAN

Tax Hikes Ruled Out   OPA Price And Rent Controls Return Today  VAW To od tia ~ ee rs” Strike: “Meat Men Roar ‘flies

Revival Bill Is. Stripped Of Many Of Its Powers — Meat, Dairy Products, Egg, Poultry, Grains, TobakeoAnd Petroleum Are Exempt In New Measure

Truman Warns OPA Not Inflation-Proof   Says Special Congress Tax Law May Be Needed—UAW Asks Buyer Strikes Be Continued

GATES OPENED ON OHIO FAIR   7 ‘Seven-Day Ohio Exposition I's  First since 1941

House Restores Mine Safety Fund  Overrules Committee On Appropriations

Musicians Study Own  Broadcasts   Petrillo Starts New Term as Union Head: Arrest Decision Pends

Petrillo Heads Musicians Again  Union Considers Going Into Business

Petrillo Begins New Term Today   Union Considers Going Into Broadcasting Business For Itself

32 Prelates Elevated to Cardinals   Four Americans Amon: Those Proclaimed by Pop2 Pius Today

32 Prelates Made Cardinals At Rome Consistory; 4 in List from United States

NEW CARDINALS CREATED TODAY BY POPE PIUS      Four Americans In Group Of 32 Inaugurated At Rome

rour Americans Are Included in New Promotions   Sacred College Loses Italian Majority for First Time in History

FOUR PRELATES FROM U. 5. ARE GIVEN HONORS   New Church Princes Are Proclaimed at Consistory

STEEL TIEUP PARLEY HELD EARLY TODA)   TRUMAN MET WITH LABOR SECRETARY AND CIO HEAD ‘ IN CONFERENCE ON STRIKE

Truman Calls Head Of Ci0, Labor Chief   Harbor Strike Hits N.Y.: Stage Set In Detroit For New GM Offer

Murray, Trumar In Steel Strike Parley Today   Wage Increase Offer Expected In GM Deadlock

French Approve Constitution Providing Strong Legislature   President Overshadowed In New Set-Up; De Gaulle, Opposine Plan, Keeps Prestize

FRENCH VOTERS BACK NEW CODE   Constiintion for Fourth Republic Adopted  

New Constitution Is Approved for  France by Voters  DeGaulle Wins Mora ‘Victory Even .in: Loosina the Contest

France Votes New Constitution with Legislature Overshadowing President

France Votes Approval To New Constitution   De Gaulle Had Opposed Measure as limiting Powers of the Frac nitive

Tench Approve Constitution By Small Maiority   Nearly 8 Million Vote “No”; Many Stay At Home.

FRENCH VOTERS FAVOR CHARTER   New Constitution Approved By People Despite De Gaulle’s Opposition

lFrench People Accept New Constitution in Spite of © ‘Oppositionby Gen. de Gaulle

French  Approve Charter   DeGaulle Held Respansible For Very Narraty Margin By Which New Constitution Is Okaved

FRENCH GIVE APPROVAL Of NEW CHARTER   Constitution for Fourth Republic Is Adopted by a Percentage of 53.6 in Favor to 46.4 Opposed —De Gaulle Against It.

In Spite Of DeGaulle’s Opposition ie French Constitution Is - Approved By The People

General De Gaulle Is Loser InElection As France Votes ForRepublic’s Constitution

French Voters Snub DeGaulle OK New Code   Third Fail To Vote On'Issue

France Approves Constitution   Strength of De Gaulle Prestige Indicated In Vote

New French Constitution Is Approved   Legislature Is Given Power Over President

French Approve New Constitution   Result of Voting Strong Testimony To DeGaulle Prestige

FRANCE OKAYS CONSTITUTION   Provides For Powerful Leg islature Overshadowing President

New Constitution is Adopted By French Voters  Powerful Legislature Will Overshadow President in Future

DE GAULLE POWER NOTED IN BALLOT ON CONSTITUTION   Bosic Low Approved But \_Analysists See “Moral Victory" for General

FRENCH. APPROVE CONSTITUTION IN FACE OF DE GAULLE OPPOSITION  But Referendum Result Underlines General’s Prestiae

French Vote Constitution  ) ey 2 Se   DeGaulle Opposition. Fails to Kill Proposal

De Gaulle Fails To Stop French Constitution   Prestige Continues Strong As Victory Margin Dwindles

Agencies Battle Over Housing  Wyatt Goes To Bat With RFC Over Loan

HOUSING PLANS ARE CAUSING CONFUSION   Aid for Prefabricators Is Refused by  Natien’s Loan Agcncy

Wyatt Seeks Loans ~ To Hasten Housing      Expeditor Wants Grants Made to Assembly- ;  Line Firms

Wyatt and RFC  Go to Mat on  Housing Loans Directive May Be  Issue to Settle Credits

RFC Throttles Assembly Line Housing Plan:   Wyatt Enraged by Federa Refusal to Finance  a

Wyatt Ready for A Showdown on Housing Program   May ‘Use: Emergency  Powers-in Forcing RFC ‘to Grant Loans

RFC REFUSES HOUSING LOAN      Denial of Big Credit To Prefabricator Brings  Clash With Wyatt

County Drive Gets Underway a nderway ‘General Byron Praises War  Job Done By The Red Cross

 County Drive Gets Underway /—cunty Drive Gets Underway General Byron Praises War  _ Job Done By The Red Cross

U.A. Religious Emphasis Week Is Planned   Outstanding Leaders In Field Will Take Part In Programs

PLIGHT OF FINNS. AIRED BY HOOVER   Former President Claims Na tion Faces. Impossible  Renaration Demands

Ex-Jap Islands To Be Under Trusteeships   Decision Announced By Truman Settles Departmental Row

U.S. Will Propose Trusteeship of Jap Mandated Islands   Truman Ends Confusion Over Status of Isles With Announcement of Plan; Says U. S. Will Be Administering Authority

RULE OVER JAP ISSUES SETTLED   Trusteehips Under U. N To Be Administered By United States

TRUSTEESHIP CONTEMPLATED IN UN TIEUP   Administration by U. § Is Made Condition  of Recent Proposal

U.N. 10 SERVE AS TRUSTEE OF PACIFIC ISLES   U. S. to Retain Its Rule Over Them, However, Is Decision Made by Truman

TRUMAN SETTLES ISLAND SQUABBLE   AREAS SEIZED IN PACIFIC ro BE PUT UNDER U., N.  TRUSTEESHIP,

Russia Insists Veto Remain   Replies To Criticism of Australian Ministe

Reds Taking Firm Stand On The Vete   Battle Lines in  UN Take More Definite Shape

DRAFT VOTE IN SENATE IS OFF TILL APRIL 9   Committee Will Act Nine Weeks Before Old Measure Expires

DATE OF VOTE ON DRAFT SET   Committee Sets Apr. 9 For Decision on Proposal  To Extend Law

Senate Group.  Delays Vote on  Draft to April 9 Committee to Ac!  9 Weeks Before Old law Fyniroc

STALL FOR 2 WEEKS Senate Delays Draft Decision Schedules Public Hearings

Draft Bill Vote Set for April 9   Meanwhile Public Hearings Planned

Vote on Draft Set for April 9   Senate Committee Split on Continuance

US. Britain Will Block U.N. Action On Spanish Case   Poland’s ‘Charges Will Have Strong Support of Soviet Bloc

POLAND LEADS UN DRIVE TO PUNISH SPAIN   Will Ask Council to Brand Franco Domain Breeding Ground for War.

UN Security Council to Hear Poland’s Charges Against Spanish Govt.

, $., BRITAIN’ 'TAND FIRM ON 'PANISH ISSUE   Ready to Block Action by UN

Poland's Charge Agamst: Franco Next UN Probleit   Lange to Demand Decision At Today’s Session of Security Council   U.S. SET TO BLOCK PUNITIVE ACTION   France and Mexico Likely To Support Poles Along With Russia

U.S, EXPECTEL TO BLOCK U.N PIINITIVE ACTION   Security Council Will Year Polish Charges Today ¢

POLES TO OFFER ~ SPANISH ISSUE   U. S. and Britain Set te Block U.N. Action

Spain Is Breedine War, Poland Says   ...USS,, Britain Said Ready To Block Any Punitive Action Against Franco Regime

POLAND OFFERS HER CASE TODAY AGAINST SPAIN   U. $. and Britain Are Set to Bar Stern Action Unless Evidence Startling   RUSSIAN BLOC STRONGER   Many Nations in UN Council Feel Steps Ought to Be Taken Against Franco

POLAND SEEKS QUARANTINE OF FRANGO SPAIN   Wants Spain Branded Breeding Ground For New Fascist War

QUARANTINE’ ON SPAIN IS ASKED   Poland Wants UN Action; U. S., Britain Opposes Council Taking Part

Poland Io Seek ‘Quarantine’ of Franco s Regime   Soviet Bloc Stronger Than U. S.-British Alignment, Belief

Poland Seeks Diplomatic Quarantine I Spain in New Hearing Before UN

NAM RIDICULES OPA IN NEWS   a  ‘Christmas - In - April’ Acts Of Government Agency Draw Editorial Fire

~ Do You Want a Filet de Razor Strap?  NAM Hurls Ridicule ‘Against OPA

CANADA AIMS TO BREAK DEADLOCK   Westchester County, New York or Adjoining ‘County Suggested as Permanent Headquarters for United Nations.

Real Estate Boom Ends As Market Drops   BABSON SAYS CHEAPER PROPERTY SOON IN UNITED STATES

Babson’s Authentic Statement Real Estate Is Subject of Discussion By

= a es om ne —— _ on WITNESS JOLTS KILIAN OVER PRISONER TREATMENT

Truman Denies Refusal May Mean UNO Collapse, Thinks Soviets To Avoid One-Way Street

Little Progress Made As Yet On Treaty Problems   Informal Session Of Big Four Being Held In Attempt To Avert Breakdown   STALEMATE ON ITALIAN ISSUES

Council Grants Adriatic Isles To Yugoslavia   . Facing Breakdown, Ministers Convene in Informal Sessions

Informal BigFour Parley Tackles Knotty Problems   Broad Outline of Peace Structure To Be Studied

Sees Fatal Leap   Adopt 6-Day  Mining Week Is Needed For Minimum Supply

SEAMEN STRIKE TALKS FAILURE   CIO Tightens Pickets and Cails Off Security Watches

Negotiations On Maritime Strike Are Broken Off   Efforts At Settlement Of Shipping Strike Have Temporarily Collapsed   SECURITY WATCHES TAKEN FROM SHIPS

CIO Maritime Strike Parley Collapses; Dedge Truck Plant Closed by Dispute

French Regime Resigns Today In Formal Move   Bidault Government Will Carry On Until New Assembly President Named

Government Of Bidault  Steps Down Cleara Way for  ~ Reorganization

FRENCH CABINET FORMALLY QUITS   ‘ esignations Make Way fot New Government

MacArthur Urges Mail Speed-Up   Wants That Airmail Carried, After Finding Letters Taking Weeks to Arrive

Division Stopped   Collapse Of Airmai Service To Japan Irks MacArthur

STEER. BRINGS ~ RECORD PRICE   FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD--B-0:Y—BE: __ CEIVES CHECK FOR $14,375. .     FOR PRIZE STEER.

War Crimes Took 142,076 Lives, Ii Is Estimated   All But 11,000 Died in Pacific Theater

: ‘ “WISCONSIN PICKET WAR—  56 Strikers. Held . After Police Battle

STRIKE VIOLENCE REACHES NEW HIG   56 CIO Demostrators Held On Open Charges in Milwaukee.

ARREST 96 CIO PLANT PICKETS   MORE VIOLENCE BREAKS OUT AT WEST ALLIS

36 JAILED AFTER BATTLE IN MILWAUKEE   Police and Demonstrators  In Scuffle

4 Marines Wound Chinese Attackers   Train Guards Return Fire of Unidentified Band

Marines Fire On Chinese   Two Probable Casualties Reported After Attack Against Coal Train

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Homma Admits “Moral Responsibility” in Deaths

HOMMA ADMITS HE'S MORALLY RESPONSIBLE   Admission Made in Connection With Prison Camp Deaths

Liocal Deder on For Safety   “Doug” H. Kennedy, Intl. Truck Dealer Sup-. ports Campaign’ .

Legation Bombed      Police Say Attacks Upon U.S., British Buildings Are Demonstration

A Tedious Process     Soldier Fathers Experience Woes At Sailing Dock

Yank Bounces Bab While Mom Gets Ticket to U.S...      Texan Suggests Gl Footlockers:Be “Converted to Cribs

CIVIL SERVICE — EXAMS ARE SET               REACHED IN WASHINGTON ON CONDUCTING EXAMINATIONS  )° IN OHIO

GM RECALLING ALL EMPLOYES   DECIDES NOT TG WAIT ON LOCALS VOTING

7-DAY WAITING PERIOD BEFORE JOBLESS PAY TO BE CLAIMED BY RAILMEN

SOIL CONSERVATION DISTRICT NEEDED FOR THIS COUNTY   Considerable Interest In Project Shown By Land Owners

Soil Conservation  District Being  Urged For County Would Deal With  Erosion, Flood Control Problems

BARUCH WILL ANNOUNCE PLAN TO UN COUNCIL   Truman, Byrnes Approve Details To Prevent Atom War

BARUCH LAYS PLAN BEFORE SENATE GROUP   Course Has Received Endorsement of President Truman, Secretary Byrnes,

LAGIN PARTS OUTPUT HOLDS UP NEW CARS   FORD DECLINES TO ATTEND CIlO-UAW CONFERENCE

PRETTY 16-YEAR-OLD BRIDE AND 74-YEAR-OLD HUSBAND IN OZARKS PII771 FD BY MARRIACE PLIBI ICITY

Bride, 16, And Husband, 74, Think Nothing Unusual About Marriage

Marjorie Bong To Wed Sales Manager   Widow Of Major Richard Bong Will Wed California Man Next Wednesday

Power Strike ls Marked By Violent Deec   Rush Repair Work On Sub-Station; Outlook Still Dark

Sabotage  Is Charged In Pittsburgh Power Strike  (A. .   Station Entered AndOilDrainedOut Of Transformers, Comnpanv Reports

Lubricating Oil Drawn Off Two Transformers at Brentwood Station: One Put Back Into Service: Others Today.

Bridgers Gave Up Unwillingly In Maritime Strike   He Has Gone Back To California To Plan Another Strike Crisis

GILREIN TELLS SURPLUS DEALS   Fields. Activities. Revealed To Investigating Soicns; Contracts Studied

Charges That WAA Showed Favoritism  To Fields Studied   House Group Hears Testimony on His Order for Scarce Wire Screening

President to Missouri For First-hand View Of K. C. Primary leeua

F lies Home To Vote   Truman Himself Is © Major Campaign Issue In Intra-Party Fight

Truman Leaves For Missour'  Will Rae On Hand For   Will Be On Hand For First Hand View of Missouri Primary

Union Awaiting Mine Officials Proposal   ADMIRAL MOREELL OFFERED 2

U.S. TRYING T0 SHUCK OFF COAL MINING CHORES  / CALL ON LEWIS AND OPERATORS TO TRY

Operators, Miners Discuss New Coal Agreements Today   Government Attempts to Get Rid of Its Mining Chores at Confab

Lewis Resumes Meetings With Coal Operators  Concerns Return of hdtear te Clwease

Return of Mines To Owner's Basis Of Capitol Chats   Lewis Says Unions Are Awaiting New Offer By Operators

NO COAL’ DEMANDS   Lewis Resumes Negotiations for Contract With Coal Operators

Lewis Resumes Talks With Soft Coal Operators   Government Seeks To Negotiate Contract To Return Mines to Owners

LEWIS AWAITS NEW OFFER OF MINE OWNERS   Makes No New Demands Pending Negotiations for Return  ne oO Cremershige   EFFORTS MADE TO END GOVERNMENT OPERATION

Lewis Resumes Talks Witt Operators of Coal Mine:   Tugboats Resume Towing Barges In N. Y. Harbor

UMW AND COAL OPERATORS TRY FOR CONTRACT AGREEMENT   Gov’t Called Meeting To Try Fo Return Mines To Private Hands

Lewis, Operators Seeking Contract For Seized Pits   Settlement Is Necessary Before Government Can Return Mines

Lewis .and Soft Coal Operators Called Together   Government Would Relinquish Mines; Contract Necessary

Coal Talks  Resume   End of Operating Mines Sought  By Government

GERMAN STATES CET SELF RULE   Governmental Duties To Be Turned Over To People By U.S.

U.S. To Speed Self-Governme For Three German States In Yank Occupation Zone

HURRICANE HAS LOST FORGE IN FLORIDA SWEEP   No Longer Considered Dangerous, Moves Up Coastal Areas

CITRUS CROPS LASHED BY WIND ACROSS FLORIDA   No Casualties Reported Yet As Storm Moves North; Coast Alerted

STORM IN FLORIDA DISSIPATES IUDAY AND HEADS NORTH   Damage to Citrus Crop is Feared as High Wind Moves Into Georgia; Tides are Caused.   CENTER OF ‘BLOW’ PASSES INLAND

Winds Subside As Storm Moves Over Mainland   Only Minor Damage Reported So Far

Winds Damage Florida Citrus   Hurricane Passes Over State And Heads Northward

Storm Moves Through Georgia, Carolinas; Warnings Along Coast   Signals Up As Far As Atlantic City, But Danger Of Destruction Is Passing As Spinning Winds Dissipate Destructive Force.

HU RC ANE ‘1S FLORIDA NcAs TAMPA   Gales Pound Citrus Belt; 3 Killed in Cuba

STORM LOSES FORCE AS IT MOVES INLANI   Hurricane No Longer Dangerous, Bureau Says

Fiorida Escapes Hurricane Loss  Dumage to Fruits   Dumage to Fruits Held Negligible, Growers Report.

HURRICANE HAS LOST POWER AS IT MOVES NORTE   Storm Which Swept Florida Is No Longer Dangerous

Intensity Of Tropical Storm Less   No Estimate Has Been Made of Damage To Citrus Cran

HURRICANE IN FLORIDA LOSES FORCE   Tropical Storm Moving Up Coastal Area of Georgia and the Carolinas.

Warnings Continue South of Atlan« tic City — Storm Generated” in Caribhean Sea Sunday — Throo Children Killed in Western Cuba.

DANGER PASSES FROM HURRICANE   Heavy Damage To Flordia’s Citrus Crop Is Left in Wake of Storm

Iran Ambassadcr In Refurn Appearance Before UNO Council   GSROMYKO INDICATES  HE WIL! NOT ATTENI Polish Deleaate Is Scheduled T: To Give

Reds Ask Limit On Balkan Probe   Would Cover All of Greece, Only Part of Other States

GROMYKO ASKS ) N. PROBE IN ALL OF GREECE   \\ ould Confine Inquiry To Border Areas in Other Nations

‘Russ Ask To Extend Greek Probe Seek Quiz Of Nation's Civil War -

RUSSIANS URGE Atk OF GREECE BUT ONLY THE BORDER AREAS OF BALKAN STATES BE SURVEYED

Gromyko Would Limit Balkan Probe U.S. Asks   Proposes U.N. Amendment To Include Only Borders of Nations Touching Upon Greece

FIVE-YEAR-OLD ‘QUIZ KID’ BACK   Grandmother Identifies Boy Picked Up By Police

Propose New Trial For Three   High German Officials Of British-U. S. Zones Would Try Freed Nazis In a German Court

3 Defendants Acquitted Of War Crimes May Stand New Trial By German Court

THREE DEFENDANTS MAY FACE GERMAN COURT IN BREMEN   The Highest German Political Officials Made Formal Proposal Today.   “ADOPT A RESOLUTION   At a German Unification Con ference Attended by Minister Presidents.

Germans Ask To Try Three Freed Men   Schacht And Fritsche Spirited Under Guard From Palace Of Justice

DED GUILTY TO THE MURDER OF _ MASSOUR] FARMER   . ‘Ben French and Mrs. Henry Westerman Sentenced to   Life Imprisonment.   CHANGE CHARGE ON SON   Gene Westerman, Whom State Charges Fired Shot Changed to Second Degree.

Two Guilty of Murder Given Life Sentence   Admit They Killed Woman’s Husband; Romance Involved

Curzon Line Set As Poland's East Border By Reds   Negative Voters Hold Big Majority On Provisional Regime Issue

Russians Stake  Out Curzon Line Poles Opposed to ) Such a Border

Soviet Troops Stake Borders  Mark Curzon Line  As TR.VWLL Wt... kt

SOVIET TROOPS STAKE BORDER   Polish Frontier Marked Out . As Voters Disapprove

HIGGINS IS BITTER   With Henry Kaiser, Higgins Faces Congressional Com-.  mittee Investigation of War Fraud Charges.

PLANE SHOT DOWN LIES JUST INSIDE SLAY TERRITORY   Wreckage Two Miles From Austrian Border — Two Survivors Believed Held Prisoner.   AMERICAN ENVOY TO TALK WITH TITO   Sec. Byrnes Confers With Yugostav Vice Premier On Situation Growing Out of Attack,

U.S. Plane Down Near  Austria Line  Three Reported Killed. 2? Safe

Plane Wreckage Just Inside  Yugoslav Line   Whether Attack Made Over Tito Territory Not Brought Out

Plane Crashed Near Frontier   Permission Granted fo U.§. Search of Miss. ing Fliers’

Plane Wreel Located On Slav’s Land   Survivors Of U.S. Transports Shot Down Believed Held

Plane Wreckage Is Barely Inside Yugoslav Border   Believe Two Survivors Are in Custody Of Tito’s Authorities

PLANE DOWNED BARELY INSIDE OF YUGOSLAVIA   Tito Characterizes All U. S. Statements Of Case As Slanders

U.S. Transport Plane Crashed. In Yugoslavia  Wreckage Of Craft Is  Found Two Miles From Austrian Border   TWO OF FIVE-MAN CREW PARACHUTED 10 SAFETY   Ambassador Patterson To Confer With Marshal Tito Today

U.S. Plane Shot Down 2 Miles From Border   Wreckage of Craft I: Just Inside Slav Territory

Kaiser Auto Plant Idle At Detroit   Dispute Between CIO and AFL Unions Causes Pick-' eting — 60,000 Idle 

Senate Team Of Hill And Taft Booming Federal Education Aid Bill In Congress

Set Aside Is In Addition To $50 Billion Recission Okayed By Congress   FEDERAL EDUCATION AID

Lord Keynes is dead after heart attack  British economis  influenced U.S.

ROOSEVELT’S MONEY ADVISOR DIES SUDDENLY   Lord Keynes, British Economist, Victim Of Heart Attack

NOTED ECONOMIST BiES-N- ENGLAND   Lord Keynes, Famous in In ternational Monetary. Circles. Expires Sunday

Northwest Digging Out After Storm   Highway and Railroad Crews Get Roads Clear of Drifts

TRUMAN YIELDS ON JOBLESS PAY   Still May Not Be Able To Wir Over House Committee

ARMY $ VE ~PLAN BACKED : BY RUSSIANS          MOLOTOV , AGREES TO AMERICAN- PROPOSAL FOR_R!        TION OF TROOPS

Russ Support — Military Check   U, S. Proposes — Inventory for All Internal Forces

Soviet Agrees To Inventory Of All Forces   UN Would Get Full Report on Military Of Every Country

Move to Re-establish Situation in  Indo-China Reported   President of the Viet Nam Republic Replies With ‘Cease Fire’ Order; Minister to Seek Agreement

McCormack Sees Truman's Appea Getting Results   House Democratic Leade Says ‘Fighting Presi* dent” Is Respected

WAGE DEMAND IS CHALLENG: TO AUTHORITY:   Mine Contract May Be “Void” On Nov. 

Prices, Rents Still On Increase In U.S   Record Shipments of Livestock Pour Into Midwest Markets

Meat Prices Go Higher   GOP Senators Lash Fund Bills As “Pork Barrei’’

Meat Prices Up: Livestock Down   Some Landlords Increasing Rents With OPA Dormant.

PRICES AND RENTS STILL ADVANCING   More Meat Is Available But Cost-Is Up

Meat Prices Continue To Increase   Consumers Pay More Despite Record Shipments of Livestock To Markets.

increases Of Many Items In United States   LIVE STOCK SHIPMENTS TO EASE SHORTAGE OF WHEAT

Prices and Rents Continue Upswing Throughout Nation   Two Indiana Packers An nounce First Cost Bzost To Retailers   GREAT SUPPLY CAUSES DROP IN HOG RETURNS   Year’s High Set for Receipt of Animals at Stockvards

PRICES, RENTS EDGING UPWARD   Plenty Of Pork Predicted in Midwest Meat Markets Soon

B-29 Explodes in Air; 10 Crewmen Believed Killed   Wreckage Strewn  Over Desert in Canteen! Kates sl

EXPLODES IN AIR   Army B-29 Plane Scatters Wreckage Over Wide  Area in Desert

SPFED MARK SET ON HOP TO CAIRO   AVERAGE OF 240 M. P. H. A RECORD FOR FLIGHT OF GREAT DISTANCE.

Average Speed Of Dreamboat Set Record   Flight Covered Only 9,500 Statute Miles,  Commander Reveals

LONG JOYRIDE FINALLY ENDS   New Year's Celebrator Wears Out Four Bus Drivers

Steel Moving Back Toward Normal Now   Nearly 600,000 Workers Covered by New Contracts; Fabricators Still Helpless

Steel Moving Back to Normal   About 180,000 Steel Workers Are Still Strike-Bound

Dempsey Tells Of Teachers’ Pay Boosts And Outlines Plans For State Education

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Demand Tariff Cuts   Hollywood Strike Threat   Accused by Russia

Hddington Presbyterian Church   Mulmevitle Wethodiat Church   LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Reds Accuse Western Bloc of Nations with Conspiracy

Soviefs Accuse Allied Nations Of Conspiracy   Reparations by Italy Cause of Stormy Debate

23-Year-Old Mother Admits Kidnaping Story Is Not True   After Quarrel with Her Husband She Ran Away, Is Found in California

Missing Mrs. Walker Found Working As Waitress At Lake Tahoe, Nevada Resort

JUVENILE PROBLEM RATED TOP PRIORIT\   \tty. Gen, Clark Says LongRange Plans Needed

Ranks Juvenile ‘Problem High On Nation’s List   Attorney General Declare Delinquency Hus Been Accentiated By Wartime Conditions

Juvenile Problem One of Most Vexing In U.S., Clark Tells Women’s Clubs

J uvenile Problem Tops All, Attorney General Tells Women’s Meeting

Currency Restrictions Have Ended Great Barter Boom for American Soldiers in Europe

BOY 5 VOTE memneeee  Big Money Game In Reich Stopped By Army Policy

Measure Nationalizing Bank of England Passes Critical Second Reading

Meeting Planned Here Today on Coal Problem   Dealers, Consumers to Study Supply, Conservation Plans

Meeting Planned Here Today on Coal Problem  Dealers, Consumers   Dealers, Consumers to Study Supply, Conservation Plans

ANDER ALISTS-SAY—-THAT JOBLESS WILL NUMBER 25 MILLIONS IN SHORT  TIME .

Twenty-Eight Persons lle as Drive  ‘on. Leftists Pressed   Ten Armed Civilians Are Ambushed and Slain by Persons Tdaniifiad Omnler ero 'Mamminicte”

New Clashes  Develop in North Greece   Government Forces Pressing Campaign Against Leftists

Fresh Clashes In Greece Fatal To 28 Persons   Government Forces Press Campaign Against Leftist Bands

Twenty-Light Persons Killed as Drive  on Leftists Pressed   Ten Armed Civilians Are Ambushed and Slain by Persons Identified Onlv as ‘Cammunicte’

‘FIGHT TO END’ UNION ANSWER      abor Leaders Call For Nationwide Walkout In Plea For  Whole Sunnort

WSB Denies Pay Increase For Sailors   Controversy May Go Before President For Final Action

Striking Seamen Promise to Fight ‘To Bitter- End’   WSB Refuses to Reconsider Order Limitine Wage Gains

AUG. 23 RULING TO LIMIT PAY RAISE STANDS   STRIKERS CALL FOR 24-HOUR STOPPAGE OF ALL LABOR

Board's Decision Apparently Moves Crisis Directly Into White House

LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY FACE HOUSING PROBLEM   Released From The American Foundation For Animal Health

Bride-To-Be, Marching To Altar On Arm Of Father To Plicht Troth. Drops Dead

Death Comes to Pretty Bride on Way to Altar   Think Embarrassment Is Responsible for _ Heart Attack

Tragedy Strikes at Gay Wedding— YounaBride DiesBefore Alta   Methodical Plans Characterize Steps—to Death

‘DEATH TAKES BRIDE AT ALTAR ‘AS GROOM WAITS IN VESTRY   Pictures Page 5

Expect Bevin to Sound Friendly Tone Toward Russia in Policy Talk

Fxpect Bevin. Ue hy 1 Russia   British. Policy Toward  Soviets Will Be More Conciliatory, Offi- © cials Believe

Bevin To Give Policy Report   Conciliatory Attitude To. ward Russia Expected in Commons

Bevin Expected To Molify Reds   Will Outline British Foreign Policy Today

Bevin to Talk on Foreign Policy   Moscow Again Raps U. S. and Britain -

Bevin To Report On Paris Meeting   Statement Is Expected Te Embody Conciliatory Tone toward Reds

BRITISH LEADER TO MAKE TALK Bevin May Make Bid Today For Soviet Aid In Winning Peace

Bevin May Attempt To Soothe Reds   British Secretary Believed Ready To Relieve Tension

ENGLAND WILL SOOTHE SOVIETS   Conciliatory Tone For Russia Anticipated In Bevin Policy Talk

Bevin To Make Statement on  British Policy   Expected To Embody Conciliatory Tone Toward Soviet Union

AFTER ROUGH-AND-TUMBLE: CAREER, SHERIFF GETS A. & M. MASTER’S DEGREE

UNITED STATES GOES ON SHORT BREAD RATIONS   Twenty-Five Percent Cut Is Effective -Todav   Goal Is To Save More Wheat For Starving Nations

Nation Goes  On Shorter Bread Ration      Supply Reduced 25 Per Cent To Help Prevent Starving Abroad

U. S. GOES ON SiiORT BREAD RATIONS   To Save 25 Million Bushels of Wheat For Export

Short Bread Rations Hits  All Homes   tC. oS. Drive To Save Wheat Starts Today

\Nation’s Bread Supply Slashed As US. Goes All-Out to Aid Millions of Starving Europeans

United States Goes on Short Bread Rations   Cut Is Ordered By Government; 25 Per Cent Less

Nation Goes on Short Bread Rations Today; to Feel Cut Immediately

U.S. Goes On Short Bread Rations Today   During Next 70 Critical Days Americans Must Cut Consumption 25%

Bread Cut Felt As U.S. Goes ‘On Short Ration   Reduction in Cereals Not Noticeable Now; Waste Practice Cited

Nation On Short Bread Ration Today   25 Per Cent Cut In Wheat Allocations

UNITED STATES ON SHORT BREAD DIET EFFECTIVE TODAY   Government Ordered Cul in’ Worldwide Battle —  Aanainet Eaminae

UNITED STATES STARTS SHORT BREAD RATIONS   Supply Will Be 25 Per Cent Under Normal for Next  70 Days

SHORT BREAD RATION TODAY   Ruling to to Remain In Force at Least 70 Days

Texan Wins Liars’ Contest With Tale Of Fish..Breaking Out in Heavy Sweat

‘MR, AMERICAN’ HAS TROUBLES WHEN HE VISITS THE BEACHES   WINNER OF CHAMPIONSHIP SAYS GIRLS ON BEACH WIMSTLE AND FEEL HIS MUSCLES

STRIKERS WILL ‘BE IGNORED IN NEW DEALINGS   POWER: COMPANY RERVES NO. bE Ir WILL IGNORE UNION LEADERSHIP JN:   7 NEGOTIATIONS or

FIVE KILLED IN LAUNDRY BLAST   Authorities Making Check To Learn Total Injured By $500,000 Explosion

LAUNDRY BLAST LEVELS BLOCK   FIVE KILLED AND MORE THAN 150 INJURED

Normal ‘Mail: Service ls Ordered ‘Restored.   UNION CHIEFS ARE GRIM AND TIRED AS THEY RELUCTANTLY CAPITULATE

TORTURE AND MURDER CHARGES TO BE FACED BY GROUP THAT INCLUDES  WOMAN PHYSICIAN.  -

23 NAZI DOCTORS INDICTED BY U.S.   One Woman Among Group Charged With Torture, Mass Murder

Cut Bakers’ Sugar Ration   OPA Orders Reduction Ti Limit Output Of Cake Pie. Other Pastry.

11 Injured When Twister Hits Area in Canada  Houses in Ontario Town Lifted From Foundations

1] Injured When Twister Hits Area in Canada  Houses in Ontario Town Lifted

FOOT IN ®RONG WISDOW    Burglar Attempted to Reb a Hem st Ceffeyville

RUSSIA T0 BE ASKED 10 GIVE FACTS   lranian Envoy At Liberty to Make Decisions

Council Informec lranian Issue  Is Still Pending   Ambassador Declares He Has Full Power to Take Any Action Deemed Necessary to Protect His Country; Security Group Holds Secret Meet

Has Blankcheck Powers; Gets No Word on Troops   Replies To Question of Polish Envoy as. Security Group Meets

CADILLAC UNION ENDS WALKOUT   First GM Local Endorses  Settlement

CONTEST PLANNED BY ADAMS SCHOOLS   Will Take Place At East Berlin Next Thursday Evening ——Forensic And Music League Resumes Activity

TOLL IN MEMORIAL DAY ACCIDENTS 81   Total Is More Than lLaat. Year's But Less Than Estimated

Al LEAD! 51 DIE VIOLENTLY MEMORIAL DAY  Total Of Fatalities In Natiann Tan 104A      Total Of Fatalities In Nation Top 1945 Figures   Traffic Accidents Take Heaviest Toll Of Lives

Holiday Accidents Take 81 U.S. Lives Ohio Deaths Light   SANE DRIVING IN OHIO Re THE ASSOCTATED PRESS

'81 Killed lon Holiday   45 Die in Traffic Crashes——Under Safety Council Estimate

Violent Death Claims 81 on Memorial Day   Traffic Accidents Across  Nation Account for 45, Below Estimate of the Nation al Safety Council

Virginia Senate Acts On Labor Bil   Passes Bill Banning Picketing By Force

Legislators Approve Bill On Picketine   Virginia’s Senate Votes To Outlaw Force And Violence

IWAR DEPARTMENT CONTINUES TO SEEK YOUNGER MEN  Draft Age May Be Boosted To 35 If Volunteers Fail fo Fill Quotas: Army Opposing Proposal

War Denar tnvent Says No Change An Draft Asker   Statement Issued Against --Report of Boost in Age Limit-to 35...

Army May. Urge Draft Age Jump  Induction Of Men Through 35 Looms

Army May Call Men Up to 35   Exemption of 18-Year-Olde Crestes Shortage

AGE IN DRAFT T0 35 YEARS   War Dept. Says Move May Be Necessary To Fill Calls

ARMY DENIES ANY DRAFT BOOST ASKED   Raise To 35-Year Limit : Being ‘Considered’

DRAFTING OF MEN TO 35 POSSIBLI   WAR DEPARTMENT SAYS IT “MAY BE NECESSARY” TO  CONSIDER THEIR ENDUCTION.

Move To Draft Men Up to 34 Is Denied  By War Dept.   But Department Admits Action May Be Necessary At Later Date

Increases ft From 12  To 16 Mills, Per Capita to $5   Boost of 33 1/3 Percent—Salaries of All Teachers, Office Workers and Janitors Raised—Damage to New School Tract—New School Session Plan

Se Re Be SR! ~ Party Reaches Lost Plane,  Finds LL Burned Bodies

Nine of Ground Posse Reach Plane Wreckage  :  Airlines Chief Pilot - Presumes All Aboard Dead

11 FOUND DEAD IN PLANE WRECK   Rescuers Report ‘Death In. stantaneous’ for All

11 ABOARD CRASHED AIRLINER ARE DEAD   Radio Message From Seachin; Party Says All on Western Plane Killed Instantly.

Stand Taken on UNNRA Relief  a ee eC   Food Will Go To Slavs: Clayton

U. S. To Continue  Relief Shipments  To Yugoslavia Wiil Not Dishonor

Continue Aid to Yugoslavia   U. S. Won't Retaliate. for Plane Incident,  : State Department Says

UPHOLD RELIEF TO YUGOSLAVIA   CAN'T DISHONOR U.S. COMMITMENTS, SAYS STATE DEPARTMENT

Takes Stand on Relief Shipments   State Department Aaainst Halting Therr

What's Next in UMW- Court Battle over Contract to Mine Soft Coal?

AFL Hard Coal Miners Ask  Pa Vv Boosts   Showdown In Soft Coal Dispute Slated For Monday

Hard Coal Miners Decide They Want Wage Boost. Too   Showdown in Soft Coal Dispute Due Monday At Lewis-Krug Conference

Jimmy Walker Gravely Ill   \Former N. Y¥. Mayor Given ~  Fnae Cathaljie Rites

Walker Condition Remains Critica:   Former Mayor Still in Coma: No Improvement

JIMMY WALKER REPORTED DYING   Doctors Hold- Little Hope for Recovery of New York Ex-Mayor

"Jimmy’ Walker ls Seriously Ill  Ex-New York Mayor Gets Catholic Rites

WALKER NEAR DEATH IN N. Y   Former Mayor Reported In Grave Condition; Last  Church Rites Given

Dapper Jimmy Walker Is Very Ill   Former New York City Mayor Is  Renoarted in Cama

‘THE ATOMIC AGE  i  Science Discovers Key In Reaction Of Uranium

ST. PAUL SCHOOL STRIKE STILL ON   Technicalities Keep Teachers Out of Classrooms

Promise Thrilling Game On College Gym Floor   St. Joe Hawks and St. Mary’s Of Remsen To Engage In A Struggle Tuesday Eve

St. Joseph’s ’s Will Play St. Mary’ $:  Game Scheduled. For WUC Floor

St. Joseph’s Will Play St. Mary’s  Game Scheduled - For WUC Floor

Says Leaned Bilbo Money For Alimony   Senate Committee Pushes Inquiry Into Gratuities

OWES BULK OF SUM BORROWED TO PAY ALIMONY   Pastor Tells Court Of Chureh and  Parsonage Gifts

Both Sides Condemn Campaign Fund Law   Senator Ferguson, in Hearing.  Suspects Fraud Upon Public—  Borrowines Reviewed

Sen. Bilbo still Owes Alimony   $2,250 of $3,000 Note Still Unpaid, Witness Testifies la Senate Probe

SHUSHAN NOTE DISCLOSED AT BILBO HEARING   Committee Told That Senator Still Owes Money Borrowed toa Pay Alimony.

SAYS BILBO OWES  §2,250 IN ALIMONY   Senator Borrowed. Funds ta Poy Farrer Wife

Bilbo Still Owes Mone y Borrow ed To Pay Alimony   Senator’s Attorney Says He And Mississippi Banker Put Up $2,250 To Buy Up Bilbo’s Note To Man From Whom Money Obtained To Pay Former Wife

NEGRO WHO SURVIVED SAYS IT'S “PLUMB MIZZUBLE” WHEN SEATED JIN ELECTRIC CHAIR  AST TIME.

"Plumb Mizzuble" to Sit in Electric Chair, Says Negro Who Survived Grizzly Ordeal

Housing Squabble Still Unsolved  No Decision Made on Wyatt Proposal

Wyatt, Allen . Still at Odds   ‘New Talk on REC Housing Loans Is Failure

om LIN MARKING. ~ 67TH ae   Whereabouts of. Soviet Leader “*. Remains. Secret

Steinman Retiring as Head of CPA as Paper Rations End   Praises Newspapers and Other Publications for Cooperation

STATES’ RIGHTS MAY ENTER BILBO CASI WHEN SENATE MEETS   Democratic Senators Will in sist on ‘Fair Play’

ISSUE OF ‘STATES’ RIGHTS’ ____ HAS- ENTERED BILBO_GASE   BEN, BYRD SAID TO BE INTERESTED IN MOVE AGAINST  DENYING BILBO SE  — ATE-GRAP—

Two Senators Insisting On ‘Fair Piay' for Bilbe   Southern Bloc Forms To Urge Conclusive Evidence Be Produced Against ‘The Man’

‘Delay Decision On Extension  Of Draft Law   House Military Group Fails To Reach Agreement At  Qaceinn.   REJECTS PROHIBITION

Harness’ Plan  To Ban Inductions Until February Defeated: Second Proposal Made: Senate “Agrees  To Vote Thursday

GROUP REJECTS BAN ON DRAFT   Senate Body Delays Vote  On Extension Measure

Draft Extension Action Delayed Until Thursday   House Military Committee Rejects Prohibition of Inductions Between May 15, Next Feb. 15; Seeks Compromise

Congress May Reach Draft  Decision Today   Senate Favoring Extension of Selective Service Without Holliday Proposed by House

Delay Final Decisions on Draft Law   Senate and. House. Committees Reject Drastic Amendments

ACTION DELAYED ON DRAFT LAW   Senate Committee Defers Until Thursday Request for A Year's Extension

REJECT PLAN 10 BAN INDUCTIONS, MAY 15 T0 FEB. 15 OFFER COMPROMISE  TO EXTEND DRAFT 1 YEAR WITH HOLIDAY

Seem Working Toward Some Kind Of Action to Limit Service, Halt Induction

Plan to Halt Inductions Beaten Down   Compromise Proposal For Temporary Ban Being Studied

7 New Cases Filed in Court   Six Seek Divorces; More Jurors Drawn

Seven Divorce Cases Filed In Court Here   Two Granted Divorces; Ask Judgment in Suit For Damages to Car

 German Gum-Chewing School  Boys Want to Come to U.S.  and ‘Get Rich Quick’

Woman s Killed On Philadelphia Stree!      Husband, Who Used Com. mando Knife, Says “Tim Sorry”

TANGLE OVER LEADERSHIP   Political Observers See in House Leadership Contest Preliminary Skirmisiiing to 1948 Race for Republican Presidential’ Nomination.

SEEK TO SOLVE LEADERSHIP OF SENATE, ROUSE   Three Man Contest Seen In Honse; All Are From Midwest

THREE IN RACE FOR TOP HOUSE POSITION NOW   Some Republicans Favor Taft Over White For Senate Leadership Post

16 May Have Escaped In Air Tragedy   Signal Indicates Many Will Soon Be Found Alive

RESCUE TEAMS STILL TRY-T0 REACH PLANE   Number Of Survivors Is Not Yet Learned—May Be Qiytsan

Rescuers Fight Terrain, Fog  To Reach Plane   Hope Grows That More Survive Than Orisinally Believed

Searchers Have High Hopes Of Finding More Survivors At Seene of Plane Crash

Believe Seven Or More Still Alive At Scene   No Communications  With Rescue Group

Prices Could Cause Strikes.  Small Warns   Self-Restraint Urged By Administrator of Civilian Production

Small Warns of New Dangers in Rise of Prices   CPA Head Sees Possible Demands And Strikes; Urges Restraint

FRESH WAVE OF WAGE DEMANDS   Official ‘Says Price Rises Under OPA Compromise Will Open Way

Small Warns © Of Price Rises   CPA Head Says Gouging Will Start Strikes

Production Chief Calls On Labor and Industry to Exercise Restrainis In Next Few Months — Looks for Further Withholding of Goods From Market If There Is Delay In Adjusting Ceilings Under New OPA Bill.

AKRON MAN DIES MONDAY NIGHT IN PARKED CAR   Ed. Thorp Had Been In Poor Health For Considerable Timea

ED THORP, AKRON FOUND DEAD IN CAR      Suffers Heart Attack While While Waiting For Wife Tuesday A. M.

UTILITIES SEEN ON ATOM POWER   Interest in Report Exceeds That in Argument Over Russia

COAL MINE WORKERS CONCERNED OVER NEW NUCLEAR DISCOVERIES   Split Atom May Soon Be New Source Of Power

UNITED NATIONS DIPLOMATS EYE FRENCH VOTING   Communist Election Gains Moy Alter Power Balance in World Parleys

United Nations Looking AtBallot   Election In France Is Eyed Closely As A Trend

U.N. Delegations Scan French Vote   Deextion of More Pro-Rus sian Policy in France   AT ODDS ON DANUBE   First Talks on German Treaty May Be Up Late  in Month

See Possible Pro-Russian Swing... .  United Nations Eye Vote In France As Indication Of World Power Balance

U. N. Diplomats Sean Communist Gains in Franee   Westerners Fear More Pro-Russian Foreign Policy May Result

UN Diplomats Kye Communist Gain In France    Balance of Power Shift Among Nations May Result.

Diplomats See Significance Of French Election   Communist Gains May Indicate New Gov’t Will Develop Pro Red Policy

French Vote Shows Gains For Russian  Policy Plan   UN Sees Revisions In Ballot Strength Of Future Sessions

U. N. WATCHES ~ FRENCH VOTING   Communist Victory May Swing France More Toward Russia  edie ami i lk ie ee ee ee ee ee ee ae

U.N. ENVOYS EYE FRENCH VOTE COUNT   Diplomats Study Results of Communist Gains for Indications That New Regime May Become More Pro-Russian.

GOP Demanding _ Majority Edge   -our Leading Senate Jobs at Stake

‘Commission To Grant Permif To SCAT   Notice Given So That Preparations May Be Made

Calls for Better Enforcement Of City Ordinances, Additional  Training for Efficient Service

HULL APPEALS FOR PEACE AND BIG FIVE UNITY   Veteran Statesmar Critically Ill From Stroke

HULL WAKES PLEA FOR WORLD PEAGE   Former Secretary is Now Critically TH at Washington.

CORDELL HULL BATTLING FOR HIS LIFE TODAY   Nation’s Elder Statesman Remains Critically Ill On 75th Birthday

Father...Qf. United Nations Cordell Hull, Cri tically 1 Il, Call On Big 5T o Lead World To Accord

Hull F ights For Life And  Makes Appeal To Big Five   Unity of Larger Nations Will Help Preserve the Peace Says Ex-Statesman

Seriously Ill on Birthday, Cordell Hull Asks World Peace and Big Five Unity

Weary but Courageous  - Critically Il, Cordell Hull Pleads for Peace, Unity

CORDELL HULL APPEALS FOR PEAGE, UNITY   ‘Father of United Nations” Is Gravely III In Hospital on 75th Birthday.

Peace Appeal, Hull ‘Epitaph,’ Given Nations   Gravely Hl, Father OEU.N. Warns World Of ‘Disaster’ Ahead

“Father of United Nations” Issues Appeal From Hospital Bed For Unity Among Big Five

CONDITION OF HULL, FATHER OF UN, GRAVE      Former Secretary Of State Is Critically Il In Navy Hospital

Hull Pleads For Peace And Unity In Message To World From Sickbed

HULL, FIGHTING DEATH, PLEADS PEACE, UNITY   Former Secretary of State Pens Plea—-and Warning —to World’s Statesmen

Cordell Hull, Gravely Ill, Gives” Message To World On 75th Birthday

HULL'S CONDITION REMAINS SERICUS   Appeal for Big Five Unity is Made Public on His 75th Birthday

Stricken Hull  Is Resting Wel   75-Year-Old Statesman Appeals for Big 5 Unity

Drive On Evasior Lifts Collections Billion Dollars   Report 40, 000 Leads . On Tax-Dodging; Many “Black Market Operators

House Group Sees Tax Revenue Rise  OF $1,000, 00,00   Committee Expects  Increase from Federal CrackDewn on Evaders

'Peace Commission Votes To Keep Pre War Bulgarian Frontier .. . .  Greek Border Proposal Beaten

Greek Berder Bid Is Refused   Prewar Frontier Is Given Approval by Peace  Commission

Grecian Frontier  Is Kept At Paris   Greeks Losing Out On Changes For Bulgaria

Peace Commission Refuses to Grant Changes Asked by Greece   TWO FAVOR PROPOSAL

GREEK-BULGAR BORDER FIXED   Peace Commission Votes To ‘Keep .Same. Frontiers. « On 1941 Basis

TO MAINTAIN BULGARIAN FRONTIER   Parley Refuses Rectifications Sought By Greece

FRONTIER FOR BULGARIA 10 BE UNCHANGED   Commission Votes to Maintein Prewar Border, Rejecting Proposal From Greece

Greek Bid Is Rejected   “Rectifications” Of Bulgarian’ Frontier Denied By Commissior

PRE-WAR GREEK BORDERS VOTED   Peace Delegates Reject Proposed ‘Rectifications’

BORDER THE SAME   Peace Commission Refuses to Grant Changes Asked by Greece      Must Return Property

Peace Parley Commission Debates Controversial Problem of Trieste Setup

Court . Orders Power Strike Ended; Puts Union Leader In Jail One Year

Pittsburgh Steel Area Paralyzed   Independent Union Leader Is Tailed

Pittsburgh’s Industries Are Slowed to Walk as Duquesne Light Co. Employes Defy Court Ordor

STRIKE LEADER IS SENTENCED IN PITTSBURGH   Head Of Power Workers Given Year In Jail For  Contempt Of Court   WALKOUT PARTIALLY PARALYZES AREA

TIEUP SPREADS IN PITTSBURGH   Power Strike Paralyzes Trade And Industry In Steel Area

Judge Orders Men Back to Work Today Or Ten Member Strike Committee Will Face Action

Pittsburgh Is Paralyzed by Power Walkou   Court Orders Strike Ended Today; Jails Leader of Workmen

Union Head, Who Ordered Pittsburgh Strike, Jailed      Business and Industry are Paralyzed — Court Orders Strike Ended by Today — Union Official is Given Year in Jail

Court Orders Pitisburgh Power Strike Ended Today  Union Leader Who Defied Injunction -Jn Ordering Walkout Gets Jail Term

Pittsburgh Power Strike Leader Jailed for Year *   Work Stoppage in Steel Area Ordered to End Today

Court Orders Strikers Back On Jobs Today   Stern Action Taken As Walkout Spreads Paralysis in Business and Industry  Throughout the Pittsburgh Area

Union Head Jailed For Calling Strike   Duquesne Power Company’s Worker’s Union Leader Sentenced To Year In Jail For Defying Injunction Against Strike

PITTSBURGH UNION LEADER 1S JATLED IN POWER STRIKE   George L. Mueller Sentenced to Year for Ordering Work Stoppage in Defiance of Iniunction.   END TO WALKOUT DEMANDED BY COURT   Enraged Workers Stage Brief Demonsiration—Business and Industry in Steel Area Paralyzed.

Pittsburgh Strike Leader Jailed   Power Paralysis Spreads Over City

French People Have Little Confidence In Ability of U.N. to Prevent War

DESCRIBES BEAUTIES OF DELAWARE VALLEY   Mrs. Lalen C. Krisher, Lum. berville, Addresses Montgomery County Clubs

Further Secrecy  At Yalta Denied   Return Soviets Clause Reported By Vatican

Lewis Method May Bring On Rough Action   Government Maintain: Miners Contract Canno  Be Re-Opened Now.

Lewis is Asking for Showdown on Mine Strike Threat Now   Ignores-Krug’s Plan for 60 Day Truce; Will Stop on Nov. 20

POLISH BALLOT CALLED ILLEGAL   Peasant Party Declares Opposition Votes Were Destroyed

Mikolajezyk  Would Nullify   Pole Eleciion   Head of Peasant Party Declares Thénsands of Ballots Were Destroyed

McWilliams Takes Oath Of Office As Assoctate Circuit Court Judge

LAST MINUTE PLAN TO fALT PIGKETS FAILS   Dozen Larger Cities Worst Hit by Walkout cf Workers.

Shutdown Of Phones Starts   Government May Act to Prevent National Crisis

rederal Intervention  Declared Possible   Dial Systems Expected To Bog Down in 10 Days—Labor Secretary To Confer With [nian Men

Emergency LD Calls Go Through   Lebor Department Spokesman Soys Government Mey Step in If Tie-Up Spreads

WORKERS BEGIN PICKET BARRIER IN LARGE CITIES   Government Seizure in Telephone Tieup Seen by Spokesman

America’s Long Distance ‘Phone System Crippled   Only Emergency Calls Handled; Nationwide Tieup Might Lead To Federal Seizure

AMERICA’S LONG DISTANCE SYSTEM BADLY CRIPPLEL   Government Might Step In If Nationwide Tie-Up Develops.   MAY BE RECOMMENDED   Picket Lines Were Thrown Around Most Major Exchanges,

Picketing Of Many Exchanges Reported Today   PARALYSIS OF ENTIRE U. S. MAY FOLLOW STRIKE

Government May Seize Telephone Company Plants   Phone Operators Refuse to Pass Picket Line Set by Installers

America’s Long Distance "Phone  System Tied Up   Government Conciliation Service Failed To Hal Progressive Paralysis; Federals May  Seize The Bell System

Negotiations To Be Resumed Today As Service Proqgressively Blocked ~

Long Distance Calls Held Up By Walkout   Installation Workers Throw Picket Lines Around Plants

Lon ng Distanee  Is Crippled   Picketing of  Exchange Begins and Gets Sup: port of Other W orkers; Gov't May Act.

Toll Service Is Near Standstill  Workers Refuse To Cross Picket Lines

ALMOST EVERY U. S. EXCHANGE NOW AFFECTED   Installation Workers Picketing All Over Nation; Telephone Workers Will Not Cross Lines; Entire American Phone System May Be Crinnled

PICKET LINES KEEP OPERATORS OUT OF MOST CITY OFFICES:  GOVERNMENT ACTION HINTED IF SERVICE STOPS COMPLETELY

Government May cake On Phones   Long Distance Telephone Nemes Is Crippled  Strike   AFFECTS MAJOR CITIES   Plans to Hold Pickets Off Until Monday Were  Rescin

Long Distance System Virtually Paralyzed —Major Traffic Offices Picketed.

CAPITAL HINTS U.S. SEIZURE IS CONSIDERED   Decision for Delay Is Reversed by Union  Leaders

Telephone lieup May Cause U§. Seizure   Negotiations To Be Resumed Today As Service Progressively Blocked

Picke! Lines Form Before Key Offices   Western Electric Workers Summoned To Capital Session

Action Seen Probable If  Crisis Grows   Government Conciliation Fails to Bring End To Walkout That Has Disrupted Nation’s Toll Service; Meetings to Continue

Long Distance System Limited To Emergencies   Government Seizure Of Industry 7 Seen If Nation-Wide Tie-Up Develops

Installation Workers Set Up Picket Lines, Stopping ‘Operations in Large Cities

U.S. May > Take Over Telephones   Action Probable If. Nation-Wide Tie-up of Service Develops; Picket in 14 Cities

System Crippled By Strike; Lines OF Pickets Busy   Meeting To Be Hele Today To Again Try To Iron Out Many Difficulties

COURT SETUP FOR FOJ0 TRIAL   MacArthur's Tribunal T« Begin Operations March 1

Order Trials Ot Jap Chiets   Gen.’ MacArthur Charters Tribunal To Try Japanese War Leaders.

Spotlight of General Interest in Struggle Involving Steingut  aud Baldwin

‘Aoon and Sun Play Hide And Seek But Clouds Interfere With Observers

Elections Take Over Spotlight  Conflicting Claims of Victory Issued

HUNT FOR BABE TURNS TO RIVER   Bloodhounds Lead Search Party to Stream’s Edge

Reaction Varies On Byrnes’ Talk  Immediate Comment From Russia Lackina

Opinion Differs Abroad on New American Policy   Germans and British Are For It — France Disappointed

Speech Sets Political Line Beyond Oder   Reaction in Russia Not Reported; Britai: And Italian Papers  Banner Reports

Byrnes’ Speech Seen Drawing ‘Battleline’ Beyond the Oder   SUCCESS OF BYRNES’ PLEA Depends on Russian Reaction

VOTE HEARING BY COUNCEL ON GREEK ISSUE   Security Body Favors Airing Complaint By Ukrainians

U. N. Agrees to Hear Soviet Case   Ukrainian Charges Against Greece Slated for Hearing

Council Votes ToHear Charge Against Greece   Voting Is Marked By Split Between Great Britain, U. S.

UN Council to Air Soviet s Charges Against Greece  Bare Majority Votes Its Approval Over Protest of British

By Bare Majority, U. S. Favoring Charges That Greeks Peril Peace Will Be Given Hearing.

U.N. Council fo Hear Soviet Case Against Greeks   U. S., Britain Split on Placing Problem on Agenda

Anti-Greek Charges To Get Airing   UN, By Only 7 Votes, Agrees To Hear ‘Stand Of Ukrainians

UN Council To Hear Charges      Russia and U, S. Disagree on Charges Against Greece

U.N..T0 HEAR CASE AGAINST GREECE   SECURITY COUNCIL VOTES TO TAKE UP CHARGES MADE BY UKRAINE.

UNO WILL HEAR SOVIET - GREECE CHARGES TODAY   United States Supports Russia On Hearing Ukrainian Case

U. $. LINES UP WITHSOVIETS   Charges To Be Heard Against Greeks By  Uleeanians

UKRAINE TO BE GIVEN CHANCE TO AIR CHARGE   UN Council Votes To Hear Case Against Greek Government   UNITED STATES AND BRITAIN DISAGREE

COUNCIL WILL HEAR DEBATE ON DISPUTE   Ukraine-Greek Issue To Go Before UN  Security Council

United Nations ‘Agree to Hear Soviet Charges   U. 3. in Move To Lay Ukrainian Cards On The Table

UN Council Will Accept Greek Case  U.S. and Britair Divide on Move Beoun by Ukrain

UN Agrees To Nir Charge  Against Sil   UL. S. Votes to Hear Ukrainian Case as Britain Votes Negative

UN Council  Agrees Hear soviet Charge   United States and Great Britain Disagrec On Issue, Concerning The Greek Government

SII Given Five-Year Dadiaaies Site Lease   Lyerla Announces Approv al By War Assets Ad ministration

RUSSIA URGES CONFERENCE GET DOWN TO WORK   After Holding Up Proceedings With Vain Objections For Weeks, Delegates Reverse  Stand.

Price Ceilings On Shoes, Hide: Lifted by OPA   Agency Also Revokes Order for Output of Cotton Textile Goods

Price Ceilings Are Taken Off Shoes, Leather   Order : Requiring. Mini_ mum Of Certain Tex- ttles Reyoked

PRICE CEILINGS TAKEN OFF SHOES, HIDES AND LEATHER   Action Taken at Direction of Steelman — Order Covers Footwear of  All Types.   NEW AREAS PLACED UNDER RENT CONTROL   Decree Requiring Production of Certain Minimum Amounts of Textile Goods Abolished.

End Price Ceilings On Shoes, Leather: Extend Rent Curbs   Officials Predict 20 to 30 Per Cent. Hike In Shoe Prices As Result of Decontrol; 81 New Rental Areas Added by Agency

Shoe Control. But Expands Rent Curbs   Officials Predict That Shoe Prices May Rise 20 Pct.  Temporarily

Shoe Prices Expected to Rise 20 Pet.  Ceilings Lifted Qn Leathers

CEILINGS OFF SHOES, HIDES AND LEATHER   RISE IN FOOTWEAR PRICES MAY HIT 30 PERCENT

Order Requiring = Pr duction of Essential  Cotton Goods Is Also Removed

SHOES, LEATHER REMOVED FROM PRICE CONTROLS   Order Already Effective;  —RentCeilings—Extended To Additional Areas

Shoes, Leather  Ceilings Remover  ~ Curbs On Cotton Textile Goods Eased

Control Taken  From Leather   Steelman Orders Freeing Of All Hide Pradnets

NEW PRICE BOOST SEEN  OPA Drops Curbs On More Goods In Lafest Action

Price Controls Removed  From Shoes And Leather   Removal Of Ceilings Ordered By Reconversion Director Steelman—Effective At 12:01 A. M. Today

PRICE CEILINGS ARE REMOVED FROM LEATHER   Action By Government Ex pected To Boost Cost Of Shoes 30 Percent   OPA OFFICIALS ARE TAKEN BY SURPRISE

Price Ceilings Come off Shoes, Hides, Leather   Rule Requiring Textile Mills to Make Certain Materials Also Revoked

OPA Removes Price Ceiling From Shoes: Kxpands Rent Curbs   Requirement for Making of Specified Cotton Textiles Revoked: Rent Action Taken Because of Acute House Shortage

UNCLE SAM  UNDER WORLD COURT RULING   Accepts Jurisdiction of Tribunal Except on Domestic Issues

ONLY TWO VOTE CAST  AGAINST UNITED STATES ADHERENCE ‘TO INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNAL

U.S, COMMITTED TO NEW WORLD COURT   Recognizes Jurisdiction tn Ail international Disputes

60-2 Senate Ballot Binds U. S. to UN World Court, a Step Thrice Defeated

Senate Takes Historic Step   Commits U. 8. To Accept Compulsory Jurisdiction Of New U.N. International Justice Court   ISSUE FORMERLY REJECTED BY U. S&S.

Senate Vote Makes U.S. Subject to Decisions of United Nations Court

Job-Seeker Lines Growing in Japan  Even Richer Jap Families Being Pinched By New Government Proqram

FIRST SPY SUSPECT SINCE WAR   Russian Faces Hearing At Portland, Ore.

SOVIET OFFICER ‘ON TRIAL TODAY      Preliminary Hearing Held For Russian Arrested On Espionage Charge

Action Brings Prospect of More Meat For Nation; Wait Recommendation of Anderson

ClO Decision Awaited in Meat Strike   Government Seizes Plants At Midnight

C10 Packing Union Rejects Back-To-Work   Accuses President Of Strikebreaking As AFL Orders Members Back To Jobs

Manpower Low In U.S.-Run  Packing Houses   CIO Strikers’ Refusal To Resume Work Slows Production—Next Federal Move Not Known

Resumption Of Produce: tion Next Week Seen If Back-To-Work Action Is Carried Out.

Butchers Will Return to Work On Promise Of Ag Secretary That Application For Pay Boost By Fact-Finders Will Be Made

Stand of C10 To Be Decided After Parleys   Emergency Move Wins Backing Of AFL Workers

POLICY GROUP AGAINOT GOING BAGK TO WORK   Union Head Accuses Truman  of Doublecross; AFL Union to Return.

55,000 AFL Workers to  End Walkout   Government to Take Over Industry at 12:01 a. m. Saturday; No Progress   In Steel Dispute

LEWIS ELECTED 10 SEAT ON COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOD!   C. 4. 0. Packinghouse. Unior Refuses to Work Under Federal Aucnices

ClO Packinghouse Workers Vote Unanimously Against Returning to Their Jobs   Wage Policy Committee Takes Action Relative to Policy When Government Seizes Plants Saturday Marnina

(Union Refuses To Work Because Seizure Order  Failed To Raise Was

Head of Union Says Government Order To Take Over Industry  Is Doublecross Against Workers And Pleads For Public Support; Other Disputes Are Stalemated

Truman Scored By Union   Lowls Takes Miners Hack in AFL Ranks: Maye Affects 500.000

AFL Will Work When U.S. Takes Over ayant  Truman Accuse —sgs@E Strike Braakin

Next Move in Meat Strike Not Revealed   CIO Union Still Out Despite  U. S. Seizure Of Plants

Union Galls Govt. Seizure Double Cross   Truman Charged With Strikebreaking Action; AFL. To Work.

Manpower Absent Because of Refusal of 193,000 CIO Strikers to Abide by Federal Order.  NEXT MOVE BEING   NEXT MOVE BEING PONDERED BY GOV’T

ei Of Meat Packing Plants   193,000 CIO Strikers  Remain Away From Job

CHARGE ORDER SA ‘COMPLETE DOUBLE CROSS   President Is Accused Of ‘Strikebreaking , Action’

CLO. Urges. Its Men ‘to Resume Meat Packing ©   ‘Strike Is Not Called Off, However, Says  Tinian Stetamoant

GOVT, READY T0 SEIZE PACKING PLANTS TONIGH]   No Assurance CIO Workers Will Return to Work Under Federal Operation

ClO Union Balks at Ending Meat Strike   Wage Policy Committee Votes ‘Unanimously Against Returning to Work When Government Seizes Struck Packing Plants Saturday-

Meat Strike Isn't Ended  By ClO Act   Return to Work Monday Conditional on Govt. Wage Assurance.

UNION CHARGE SEIZURE STRIKE BREAKING MOVE   Jolin L. Lewis Brings 500,006 Miners Back Into AFL Organization

Clark Declares Truman Action Is ‘Strikebreaking’; Plays Into Hands of Packers; AFL to Work

—Walkout Not Yet Called Off-—  ClO URGES MEAT STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK MONDAY

Seizure at Midnight To Find 55,000 AFL Men on Job, 190,000 CIO Still Out

Helpers Needed; System  Delayed   Strikers Will Not Get On Old Jobs; Pickets Next

Government Plan To Force Return Still Undisclosed   Steel Strike In Sixth Day; Packard Layoffs Start; Resume Auto Wage Talk

Settle Dispute   Chrysler Expected to Be Next; Meat Union Does. About Face

Won't Go To Work Saturday   Accusing Truman of Strikebreaking, : ‘Union Says Workers Are Being Given “Raw Deal’

PICKETING WILL BE STOPPED BY PACKERS TODAY   Not Calling Off Strike, However, It’s Made Clear; Order Affects 193,000 Workers; AFL Already Back At Work.

U.S. to Take Over and Run Meat Plants   Change in Control to Come at 12:01 A.M.; AFL Workers Ordered Back

ITS MEMBERS TO S’ AY OFF JOB SATURDAY   Policy Committee Votes Unanimously to Remain Idle, Accusing President Truman of StrikeBreaking Move

CIO Board Votes No On Going on Jobs   Means Larger Part of Meat Packers Will Stay Away After Government Takes Over Struck Plants Tomorrow

UNION LEADERS MAP ACTION ON SEIZURE MOVE   AFL Members Ordered Back After Government Takes Over at Midnight

ClO JOINS AFL IN WORK UNDER U.S. ONMONDAY   Union Leader Sends Word to Local Groups to Withdraw Pickeis

Attlee Forecasts  Delay In  Palestine Entries Illegal Armies   Illegal Armies Must Dishand

UNITED NATIONS ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL IS TOLD IT IS HOPE OF PEACE FOR LITTLE MAN

U.N. Council Facing Vast Work Sheet   President Truman Says Peace Can Be Made Reality

Council Can Bring Peace to World, President Affirms   Truman Defines Task Of International Economic Committee

Truman Outlines Goals For U. N. Social Council   Session Faces Task Of Making Reality Of Peace In World

U.N. Social Group Opens   Truman Message Says It Can Make Peace © Reality for Mankind

UNO GROUP GETS TRUMAN CHARGE      President Tells Of Peace Role Council Can Play

Truman Insists Peace  Possible   UNES Council Is Told Goal Is Keep  Free From Want

Economic Bod) Gets Message From Truman   “Can Make Peace A Reality,” Says President

Truman Addresses First U.S. Session Of Social Council   Can Make Peace a Reality for Common  , Man’--Group Faced by Great Mass of Work

U.N. Council’ Able To. Make Peace “Reality For: All” Truman Says -

Can Make Peace Reality, HST   President Sends Message to U. N. Council

President Says UN Council Can Make Peace Rea   Stirs Hearts Of Common People

Truman Tells UN to Make Peace ‘Reality’  Executive’s Plea Read a BRannnmie Cnn) Omana   Executive’s Plea Read as Economic Council Opens New York Mect

UNITED NATIONS CAN MAKE WORLD PEACE A REALITY   This Was Told U. N. Economic and Social Council Ry President Truman.   FOR COMMON PEOPLE   Task Is te Achieve Fredom - From Want, to Encourage Production.

Truman Greets U.N. Delegates  Task is To Achieve Peace, He Declares

PENN STATE ENROLLS' OVER 4900 VETERANS!   Only 2200 Will Be Brought To College Campus -

HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT TO HAVE PART OF RADIO      CHAVEZ CLAIMS HE WORKED TO GET CONCHAS DAM, TUCUMCARI PROJECT; PLEDGES NEW FIGHT

Dewey Conference With Congressmen IIs Viewed Closely   Wes. Also Will Auend } Luncheon at Albany; - May Mark Dewey   Infidence

Grain Waste Is Predicted   . Grain ‘Dealers Say Confusion Résults From Federaj Policy

COLLECTION COUNTY  TAXES STARTED THIS WEEK AT COURTHOUSE  PROPERTY OWNERS PAY  ING THIS MONTH GET 3 PER CENT DISCOUNT

U. 5. Rejects Charge of Plot On Ukranians   Secretary Byrnes ” Says U. N. Delegation Member Was Shot by Robbers of Store

BYRNES MAKES OFFICIAL REPLY TQ) MANUILSKY   Cites Police Report On How Bandits Shot Delevate to U. N.

Byrnes Says Killing Of UN Delegate Was Not Deliberate   Ukrainian Minister's Charge Denied By U. S. Secretary

BYRNES DENIES UKRAINE CLAIM ON TWO LIVES   U. S. Official Rejects Allega: tion Effort Made To Slay UN Delegates

vehniin skemnam donne’, ne Caled Linliat  “Dehrauds vi 4 Board o: of  Edueation: Faces Term

FACT FINDING BOARD URGED IN COAL TIEUP   Suggestion Given Cool Reception by Mine Operators, Union

Urges Strong U. 8, Military Force To Back Policies   Head Of Legion Gives Views On Issues Confronting Nation At Present

Would Mill Wheat Here   Processing in U.S. Of Grain For Europe Urged: By Millers

PRESIDENT SAYS NO IMMEDI. . ATE ACTION CONTEMPLATED—NO WAGE BOOST UNDER SEIZURE >

Steel Plant Seizures Not Practical Now   President Declares Curren§ Strikes Are Tryout Of © Power By Both Sides _   GOVERNMENT IS SEEKING STRIKE END

Islands Given To Yugoslavia, It Is Reported   Fishing Rights Of Italy Bampton Areas Demilitarized

Chebuik: Admits Collaboration ~ Wilh the Crem   Mibailavie. Als o Say: < He Was Prone eet. Exclusive Aid

Gen. Mihailovic Admits Chetnik  Collaboration   Also Claims U. S. Promised Exclusive Aid to Movement

Mihailovic Says He Collaborated  Personally Talked With the Enemy

Mihailovic Says He Collaborated  a > a. , ae   Personally Talked With the Enemy

Chetnik Admits Plot With Foe   Collaborated Personally, He  Coneedes ta Court

MEAT SHORTAGE BEGINS 10 MAKE ~~ DRECENPE FFL]   Counters Are Expected to “Be Virtually Bare by End of Week   SABATH DEMANDS PROBE   ‘Wiiinois Congressman Say: There.isn’t-Valid Reason “for Shipment Drop

Sabat h Asks ks Congressional Probe as U.S. Begins to Feel Meat Famine

Meat Shortage To Be Strongly Felt This Week   Rep. Adolph Sabath Demands Government Probe Packers, Shippers

Federal Probe Info Situation Being Sought  Butcher Shops Are Likely To Be Bare  SS... - 6s Fae t14s..f£.

Federal Probe lnfo Situation Being Sought   Butcher Shops Are: Likely To Be Bare Ry End OF Week

Meat Shortage Is Being Felf in U. S.   Illinois Solon Demands Federal Investigation

New Meat Famine to Be Worst  Predict Butchers   Predict Butchers Will Have Noné By End of Week; Supplies Fall Here

MEAT COUNTERS BECOMING BARE   Buyers’ Rush to Get Meat and Stockyard Sales Decline Brings Scarcity.

U.S. Faces Worst Meat Shortage By End of Week  Yard Receipts Are Far Below Normal; Rahath Acke Penha

pat Packers Charged With iPolitical Sit-Down Strike   Worst Shortage In History Predicted

Packing Industry Spokesmen Predict Worse Beef Famine In History   Illinois Solon Asks U. S. Probe   Stock Exchange, Packers Blamed As Congressman Hints At Collusion

See Worst Meat Lack In History   Country Begins To Feel First Effects Of The Shortage; Some Cities Have Little Meat

Shortage of Meat Begins To Be Felt  Through U.S   Rep. Sabath Asking For Investigation ; No Justification of Condition, He Says

U. S. Begins To Feel Shortage Of Meats Again   NEW OPA PRICES GIVEN BLAME FOR LACK OF SUPPLY

Pinch of New Meat Famine Already Felt   Packers Predict No Fresh Supplies By End of This Week

Packers and Retailers Predict No Fresh Meat by End of Week — Some Cities Already -Feeling Shortare.,

JAP BATTLESHIP IN BIKIN! LAGOON SINKS   Third Capital Ship To Be Sunk By Submerged Bomb

PERON-FACES...STIFF FIGHT   CABINET FAILS TO ANSWER UNITED STATES CHARGES PERON IN AXIS * PLOT

Fabricators Not Ineluded.  Truman Says  184-Cent Policy Applies Only to  D..* gt... .¥ Wo)...

STEEL ISSUE IS OPENED UP   Truman Says 18! Cent Hike Not Intended to Take in Fabricators

U. §. INDICTS DECATUR Hi. § INSTRUCTOR   Ex-Neogan Charged With Mailing Obscene Literature

COLUMNIST HAS INSIDE DOPE ON ERIE BUSINESS   Reveals Telephone Conversations Regarding Money Between Congressman And Metal Co. Of ficials.

Leaders Voice Optimism Over Early Agreement   House Members Insist Bans Or Many Food Items Be Drop. ped In New Bill

OPA Measure Considered By Committee   No Action Taken On Administration Demands

Seek Measure That Truman Will Accept   Predict House and Senate Would Approve New Bill

Sobs Of Spectators Heard In Courtroom  Tragic Story Of A Martyred ’Villaae Is Unfolded In Trial

German’Protector’ Stares Coldly at Floor as Lidice Mother Recounts Tale of One Child

NIMITZ ASKS JUNKING OF MERGER BILL   Admiral Urges Study By All Services as Prelude to Action

Heirens Indicted For Degnan And  Brown Murders   Chicago Youth Charged With ‘Lipstick’ Slaying And Kidnap Butchering

Ransom, Lipstick Messages Written By Heirens: FBI   Murder Cases Presented To Grand Jurors

Two Murder Indictments Are Returned   ‘Charged Youth With Death of Child and A Former WAVE

True Bills Voted Against Heirens   Charged With Double Murder in Chicago

Indict Youth: c For. Murder:   William” Heirens. Charged by. Grand Jury with Killing Degnan Child and Wave’ -

Jury Charges Heirens With Two Murders   . University Student Named ‘In Indictment For Degi. Wave Killings.

Heirens’ Writing On Murder Note:   Indictments Sought For Two Slayings

Handwriting Matches, Say: Prosecutor   Degnan Ransom Note, Message in Lipstick Written by Heirens

College Student To Stand Trial For Murders   True Bills Returnec In Degnan Case, Ex-Woave Slaying

Asks Jury To Indict Heirens In Degnan Case   State’s Attorney Alse Charged - Youth With “Lipstick”? Slaying of Former WAVE

Heirens Indicted for Two Murder:  Grand Jury Quickly Returns True Bill

HANDWRITING ON RANSOM NOTE THAT OF WM. HEIRENS   This Was Announced Today by State’s Attorney Wim. J. Tuohy.   CASK TO GRAND JURY   Will Seek Indictment Against Heirens in the Suzanne Degnan Case.

Heirens Indicted By Grand Jury in Chicago Murders   Youth Faces Charges In Deaths of Suzanne Degnan and F. Brown

Heirens Indicted As Killer   Grand Jury Reportedly Charges Chicago Youth In Degqnan, WAVE Deaths

FOR KILLINGS   True Bills Voted in Butchering Gf Child and Slaying of  Former Wave   STUDENT ‘WILL BE PUT ON TRIAL FOR SLAYINGS

Indict Heirens For Two Brutal Chicago Slaying:   Report True Bills in Murder of Degnan Baby, Former WAVE

Expert Shows Lipstick Writing and Desnan Note Alike   Tuohy Takes Evidence to Grand Jury for Murder Charges   BULLETIN

Grand Jury Acts Shortly After Hearing Evidence  _ Degnan Child, WAVE Were Victims

Next Step in U.N. Atom Discussion Is Up To Russia   Gromyko Is Expected To Take Floor At Committee Meeting Today

Next Step In Bomb Debate Up To Russia   Gromyko Expected to Take the Floor At Closed Committee Meeting Woadaw

Gromyko Forces Another Deadlock  Sromyko Forces Another Deadlock  Next Move In Debate Over Atom Control Up To Soviets

Gromyko Forces Another Deadlock  Next Move In Debate Over Atom Control Up To Soviet:

UPA INEQUALITIES WILL BE STUDIED   Price Chief Says He Will Look Over Charts On Matters.

President Signs Draft Extension Until March 31   Non- Fathers Only From Ages 19-44 Mav Be Inducted

Draft Extension Act Signed By Truman Today  Measure Prohibits Service for 18-Year-Old Men

Truman Signs Draft Measure   Selective Service Extended One Year

Extension of Draft Signed  ‘By Truman   Act Prolonging Program Teo Next March 31 Now Law; Bars Induction of Fathers, 18-Year-Olds

PRESIDENT SIGNS NEW DRAFT LAW   Extends Present Selective Service For Nine Months and Provides Drafting of Childless Men 19 Through 44.

EXTENSION OF DRAFT GETS TRUMAN OKAY   New Legislation Bans Induction of 18-Year-Old Youths

Induction of 18 Year Old Youths Banned by Act  Bill Product of 1 wie: Comabenusresn

PROVISION BANNING 18-YEAR-OLD CALLS 15 GIVEN APPROVAL  FATHERS NOT TO BE INDUCTED HEREAFTER;

DRAFT PROJECT   Product Of Hot Controversy To Extend Until Next March

Increased Pay For Servicemen Made Law   President Signs Pay Boost And Compromise Measure Extending Draft Law

Draft Law Now Effective Till April   Eighteen-Year Olds Must Register BULLETIN

President Signs bill Extending Draft Inte M7   Permits Induction Of 19-Year-Olds, Exempts All Father:

Soldier Pay Is Boosted By Truman   President Also Signs Bill Extending Draft Until March

Truman Signs Law Extending Draft of Boys 19 and Non-Fathers to 49

Measure To Extend Draft To Next March Becomes Law With Truman’s Okeh

STASSEN ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY   Openly Seeks 1948 G.O.P. Nomination; Ohio On Spot

Stassen’s Candidacy Challenges Leaders   Taft, Dewey And Bricker Backers Seek Way To Defeat Newcomer In Presidential Race

Stassen Tosses  Hat Out Boldly   Challenges Others And Especially Ohio’s Two Favorites

SEE CANDIDACY OF STASSEN AS COP CHALLENGE   Announcement Made Yesterday Is Likely To Bring Out Others

IS CHALLENGE T0 OHIO SONS   Sen, Robert A. Taft and Sen.-Elect John W. Bricker Regarded as Po tentlal GOP Presidential Nominpo.

Stassen Challenges GOP Party Leaders   Throws Hat in Ring For Presidential Nomination

TRUMAN SEES WORLD PEACE THREAT IN CHINES! WAR- ORIENT'’S RED ASSAIN TRLIMAN'S ACTIONS

TB Study Will Try New Drug  Use Of Sireptomycin Planned By Council

MEMBERS OF CABINET MET EARLY TODA)   CONFERENCES WITH RAILROAD AND UNION OFFICIALS ARE CONTINUED TODAY AEN WASTING TON ————

Transportation — Of Entire Nation Strike-Paralyzed   Industry And Commerce Is Badly Crippled By Nation-Wide Rail Strike   RAIL SYSTEMS OF NATION ARE IN TIE-UP

Byrnes Leaves For Assembly Of UNO In London   Hopes To Settle Many Things Left Unsolved At Moscow Meeting

Byrnes Confident of Success for United Nations at Meetings   Dardanelles, Iran Given Top Importance With . Atomic Bomb

3 Important Problems Demand Byrnes’ Attention As He Leaves for First Session of UNO Assembly

Weather Holds Up Departure For London Meeting After Nine Busy Days At Home Following Moscow Conference.

‘Hungarian Cardinal Arrives In Rome; 32 Te  Receive Red Hats Wed.

Bowles Says Few Blocks Housing   OPA To Break Bottleneck Caused By Obstructionists, He Says

Bowles Assails’ Reactionary Few   _ Housing Bottleneck : “Must and Will Be Broken, He Says

Bowles Blasts Reactionary Opponents of Housing Bill  Sees Success of Measure in Senate And Saves "Rottleneck' Will Be Broken

BOWLES HITS BOTTLENECK IN HOUSING PLAN   Says ‘Reactionary Few’ r Construction Business Hamper Progress

BOWLES ACCUSES PROFITEERS OF DELAYING HOMES   PROMISES ACTION TO BREAK DAM OF ‘REACTIONARIES’

J. L. Bayer, 72, Smethport, Dies   Native of County Il Since Breaking Hip

John L. Bayer Succumbed Friday In Kane Hospital   Weill Known Smethport Resident It Since Breaking Hip

GOVERNORS MEETING IN, OKLAHOMA ©   Condemn Strikes Against Nation’s Public Utilities

GOVERNORS FAIL TO TAKE SIDES ON LABOR DRAFT   Move Toward Condemnation Of Strikes Against Public Utilities

Mead Pushes Meat Probe      Makes Sixth Request For Official Action On Crucial Shortage

Mead Asks Inquiry To See If Meat Being Kept From Small, Independent Stores

Australia, France and Poland Agree On Spain   Surprise Draft Presented This A. M. Is Still : Threatened By Russian Veto

BRUTAL SLAYING ATGANTON CONFESSED BY ‘TEEN-AGERS?   BOYS WHO ESCAPED FROM INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL ADMIT KILLING WAITRESS AND OTHER ATFACKS

YOUTHS ADMIT CANTON SLAYING   Industrial School Escapees Confess Voluntarily

$900 OFFERED INVESTIGATOR TO QUIT CASE   Mead Asserts Early Testimony by May ‘Inadequate’

MeadCommittee Worker Hints af Bribery Offer   Claims $10,000 Job Tendered During Probe

Auditor Bribe Tried to Delay Senate. Inquiry   Companies Close ‘Books to Government Following Refusal

MEAD COMMITTEE INVESTIGATING “PAPER” CONTRACTORS HEARS NEW TESTIMONY

Rules on War Crimes Should Apply to Victor  Too- Jackson   ‘Defeat of One Group of Oppressors Doesn't End Oppression’

Vi ictory Does Not End all Oppression   Justice Jackson States in Speech At U. of Buffalo

Jackson Makes Ist Statement On Crime Trial   Declares Rules of Law Governing Nuernberg Verdicts Should Apply to Victor and Vanquished Alike.

OPPRESSION STIL RAMPANT, JACKSON STATES. IN. SPECI   Justice Contends Rights of Minorities Must Be Given Full, Pratection

Jackson Draws New Rule From  Germans’ Trial   Declares Same Rules Of Yaw Should Apply To ‘Victor As Well As  . Vanauished   War Interrelated With Dictatorship   Peace Cannot Be Achieved Without Protecting Elementary Rights Of Minorities

GET ADOPTION REQUESTS FROM ACROSS NATICN   Mother, 24, and Boy, 17, Still Determined To Wed

Manchurian Capital Falls To Sino Reds   Marshall Strives to Bring End to China’s Renewed Civil War: No News on Yanks

Chungking Admit: Communists Have Seized Changchun   Acknowledgement Comes as Marshall Strives To Halt Civil War

*‘*- + TF  Strike Ends Late Saturday As Unions Yield To President's Pressure; Say Truman Betrayed American Labor

Unions Accept Terms Offered By President  Receive Pay Boost,   Receive Pay Boost, Okay Moratorium O' One Year On Rules Chanaes Sought

Legislation Will Permit Drafting of Men in Emergencies   Trains Begin Leaving Depots Shortly After Strike Ends

Carriers and Unions Sign New Agreement   Grim President Wildly Applauded; Union Leaders Are Glum

Ends Minutes Belore Truman Starts Speech   President Interrupts Talk To Announce News ta Wildly Whooping  Conereas   Agreement Based On a Compromise   Government aud Railroud Officials Predict Nearly Normal Rai) Servier "T opachey

— ADDRESS TO CONGRESS — ~  ‘Act Necessary To Preservation   Calls for Long Range Policy To Reduce Labor Disturbances

Truman Goes to Congress With Demand for Draft Of Men Who Defy U.S.   Calls Railroad Union Leaders “‘Obstinate And Arrogant”; House Passes Requested Legislation by One-Sided Vote, 306-13

Plan Offered By Government Ends Rail Tieup   President Truman In Grim Address Asked for Power To Draft Strikers

UNION LEADERS ACCEPT TERMS OF PRESIDENT   Dispute Is Settled as President Asks for Crackdown Bill

Joint Congress Told Drastic Law Needed to End Strikes In Government Operations _

Truman Would Draf Men Defying U.S.   "Engineers And Trainmen Return To Jobs After Aqreement Is Reached

Agreement Reached Shortly Befsre 4 p. m. Deadline As Soldiers Stand by Ready to Operate and Protect Trains; Service To Be Nearly Back to Normal Sunday

[President Calls for Legislation To Draft Men in Industrial Crisis

Walkout Ends Betore White  House Action   trike Settlement Completed Minutes Prior To Deadline—Compromise Calls for 16 Cents-an-Hour Pay Boost Retroactive to First of Year — Peterson Charges Truman Betrayed American Labor.

News Day And Nigh   Agreement Reached Fe Minutes Before Zero Hour Arrives   Unions Get Raise; Rules Moratoriun   Trains Begin Operating Soon After Announcement Goes Out

Order Beats Deadline by 3 Minutes   Train Service Resumed As Whitney, Johnston Sign Agreement.

Truman Gets News During His Address   President In Act Of Talking To Conaress

Bill Would Permit Induction of Men for Industrial Emergencies and Penalize Strikers—-Senate Refers It to Committee—Carrier Walkout Is Called Off as President Addresses Congress.

House Answers Dramatic Appeal With Bill Providing President Draft Power In Strike Emergency

Temperatures   Bill Possesses Teeth Aplenty ToCurb Tieups   Rail Union Leaders Admit They Lost Case, But Accuse President of Betraying  Ameriean Labor and the American Pubiie

Unions Accept Truman’s Plan For Settlement   Action Comes Few Minutes Before Deadline Hour

British Fix Bayonets As Jew-Laden Ships Make Port Off Zion   1,320 More Iflego! Immigrants Packed Aboard Vessels at Haifa; Deportation to Cyprus ls Said Probable

City Sealed Off By Warships and Infantry Forces   Refugees Aboard Ships Are Not Allowed to Land

JEWISH PORT CITY STUDDED WITH PILLBOXES AS BRITISH PREPARE POR OUTBREAK .

British Troops Seal Off Haifa Hold Refugees   Seized Vessels Unable To Land Immigrants as Tension Mounts

Job Stoppage For Meetings - Ruled IHega   State Employment Bureau Holds Employers Can Discipline Help For Such Activities

Periodic Work  Stoppages Are Illegal, Ruling   Union Employes May Be Disciplined Under State Interpretation

Cigarette Price Lift Approved   Tobacco Association Governors Make Recommendation

LEGAL ASPECTS OF LEWIS: PACT UNDER REVICH   Justice Department Making Study of Contract as Showdown Looms   TOPIC BEFORE CABINET   Matter is Discussed Briefly With Truman During Morning Session

Attorney General Clark to Study‘ Contract Terms; Miners’ Journal Reports Controls on Wages Doomed

CABINET EYES COAL DISPUTE   Attorney General Says Office Analyzing Government Contract   IN HANDS OF KRUG

Expect Krug To Reply To  Lewis Demand   Miners Warn That Continuance Of Government Wage Controls ls Doomed

Coal Threat Looms Large   Principals in Case Silent With Wov. 1 Deadline Drawing Near

Coal Strike  Threat Looms r ‘  Larger [ oday   Government Officials Grow More Anxious— Congressional Wrath Over Strike Predicted

Coal Issue ls Studied By Cabinet   Coal Crisis Is Brought Up at Cabinet Meeting

Brought Up At Meeting Of Cabinet   Attorney General’s Office Now Analyzing Pact With Union

Clark To Check Coal Contract  With Lewis’ UM      Threatened Strike Discussed At Today’s Cabinet Meeting.

Truman and Cabinet Study Coal Threat   Lewis’ Deadline Only Week Away With President ~ Krug and Lewis All Silent on Moves to Settle Contract Dispute; Federal Officials ‘Anxious’

Attorney General Analyzes Government's Contract  With Union   UMW Quits Nov. 1 Unless Talks Open   Government Takes Position Agreement Good For Its Duration Of Operations

Krug And Lewis Silent; Cabinet Tackles Problem   Attorney General Clark Says His Office ““Analym ing” Contract With Miners: Fear Effects Of Strike

Lewis Demands New Wage Talk; Truman Silent   Miners Chief Unyielding; Up to Secretary Of Interior

Krug Unyielding To Lewis Demand   Truman Keeps Hands  Off Coal Crisis

JUSTICE DEPT. EXAMINES U.S. WAGE CONTRACT   Lewis Warns Salary Controls Are Doomed, Deadline Nearines

LEWIS STANDS FIRM IN COAL MINE DISPUTE   Union Leader Insists Contract Talks Be Started Nov. 1

Government Coa Contract Being Studied, Report   Situation ‘Mentioned At Cabinet Meeting; Warn Strike Would Cut Supply Quickly

TRUMAN CABINET STUDIES THREAT OF COAL STRIKE   Miners’ Journal Declares Wage Controls Must Be Abhandaned

THREATENED GOAL WALKOUT STUDIED BY TRUMAN TODAY   President and Cabinet Diseuss Warning Given By Lewis at Meeting in U.S, Capital.   MINERS’ JOURNAL TELLS OF OPINION

Contracts Analyzed  by Clark   Allis-Chalmers Dispute Ended After 6 Months Wrangling Over Pay

Truman Tosses Coal Crisis In Sec. Krug s Lap   Gov't Officials See Labor Curbs If Tie-Ups Grow

PAY CONTROL SYSTEM DEAD, MINERS WARN   Justice Department Launches Study Of Contract

U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL LOOKS AT COAL CASE   ‘Analyzes’ Contract ‘So We Will Be Ready tf Called Upon’

Cabinet Gets Reports on Coal Crisis   Attorney General Says Government Contract Being Analyzed

Coal Peril  Discussed By Cabinet   Clark’s Office Studying Government Contract With Lewis Union.

GOVERNMENT ‘ANALYZING ITS CONTRACT   Strike Threat Looms Larger With Approach of Nov. 1 Nieadilina Sat Ry Lawis.

Threat of Lewis Is Discussed at Cabinet Meeting   Government Officials Grow More Anxious as Deadline Approaches

Department of Justice Will Scan Paper   Crisis Comes Up At Meeting Of Cabinet

Lewis Gives Warning to Government   Mine Workers Leader Says Continuation of Wage Controls Doomed

COAL STRIKE THREAT EYED BY CAPITAL   President’s Cabinet Discusses Crisis and Clark Says His Office Is“ Analvzing” Contract With Miners.

Clark Analyzing Miners’ Contract But Says Issue To Be Handled By Krug; Lewis Stands Firm On Nov. 1 Deadline

Temperatures .   Attorney General Examining Soft Coal Contract Which Lewis Has Threatened To Void Nov. 1; U. M. W. Raps Controls

COAL CONTRACT IS BEING ‘ANALYZED FOR GOVERNMENT   Attorney General’ s Office 1 Considering Documents After Cabinet Meatias:

Meanwhile Mr. ‘Trumali Bounces the Threatcht: ed Coal Strike Back, ts Secretary Krug wits, Gives No Ground A

Situation {s Discussed By The Cabinet   Threat Of Walkout Pressing; Strike Would Cut Supplies

Krug, Lewis K\ o Silent In \ 2w Tiff   Threat Looms Large Week Before Nov. 1; Effects Are Studied

Study Presumably Made To Determine Whether Contract With Miners Made In May Can Be Reopened   LEWIS WARNED WAGE CONTROLS ARE DOOMED

COAL CRISIS IS DISCUSSED BY CABINET   Attorney General Clark States His Office is An* alyzing Federal Contract With Lewis   OFFICIALS ARE ANXIOUS

Coal Strike Discussed At Meeting   Topic Brough Up Before Cabinet Session; Clark Says Office Analyzing Miners’ Contract

Threatened Coal Strike Brought Up   Contract Is Being Studied By Attorney General, Says Official After Cabinet Meeting

U.S. Is Analyzing Pact With U.M.W.   ‘Coal Crisis Is Mentioned Briefly in President's Cabinet Meeting   OFFICIALS ARE ANXIOUS   Fear More Strikes Might Cause Anti-Labor Legislation by Congress

Coal Walkout Threat Grows More Serious   Labor Officials Confess Concern Over Situation

GOVERNMENT Is ANALYZING SOFT COAL CONTRACT   Cabinet Talks Over Issue as Threatened ~ Walkout Draws Nearer

Coal Is Topic at Cabinet Meeting   Justice Departmen Will Analyze Lewis-Krug Pact

Krug Shows No Signs Of Retreat  Cabinet May Discuss Situation Today

TRUMAN TALKS COAL DISPUTE WITH CABINET   Lewis Remains Silent Regarding His Ultimatum of Nov. 1 Deadline

Contract Is Studied By Clark's Staft   Officials Fear Another Round Of Walkouts Will Brine Labor Leaislation

Officials Study Pact With Miners   Cabinet Members Discuss Lewis’ New Strike Threat

ANXIETY OF U.S. LABOR OFFICIALS GROWING HOURLY   FEAR EFFECTS OF STRIKE FOUR DAYS BEFORE ELECTION

Justice Dept. Studies Govt. Mine Contract   Threatened Soft Coal Strike Discussed Briefly by Cabinet

U.S. Moves To Meet a Coal Crisis   Attorney General “Analyzing” Lewis Mine Contract

Cabinet Takes Up Threatened Coal Strike   Government Studies Chance To Reopen Contrant

COAL CRISIS DISCUSSED BY TRUMAN AIDES   Cabinet Debates Threatened Strike; Clark “Analyzing” Contract.

Miners’ Contract Being ‘Analyzed   Coal Crisis Comes Before Cabinet

COAL THREAT ANALYZED BY U.S. LEADERS   ‘Cabinet Mernbers ‘Mention’ : Situation; Clark Studies Pact

U.S. CONTRACT WITH MINERS UNDER STUDY   Government Officials Voice Growing Alarm At Dispute

COAL CRISIS If MENTIONED IN CABINET MEET   Government’s Justice Department Pores Over Contract

Contract With Lewis Miners Being Analyzed   Left In Hands Of Interior Secretary - Krug and Reconversion Director Steelman

Coal Strike Threat. Talked Over By Cabinet Members; Government Scans Contract

U. 5. “ANALYZES CONTRACT WITH LEWIS’ MINERS   eee  Threatened Strike Of UMW Receives Attention At Cabinet Meeting

Justice Department Studies Contract Which Lewis Threatens to Void Nov. 1

COAL CRISIS WAS BROUGHT UP AT CABINET MEETING   Attorney General Clark Said His Office Is “Analyzing” Contract.   NEGOTIATED LAST MAY   Matter Now Is In the Hands of J. A. Krug and J. R. Steelman.

Coal Contract With Miners Being Studied   Matter Brought Up Today in Cabinet Meeting

CLOSE EXAMINATION OF CONTRACT WITH LEWIS 1S PLANNED  ATTORNEY GENERAL TO

Eastern Star Has Installation Of Officers For “46   Beautiful Rites Held In Local Masonic Hall

Virginia Democrats Meet In State Convention To Name Successor To Late Sen. Glass   Top Party Leaders Claim They Are Neutral; Prospective Candidates Offer No Comment

Women of Japan Vote, First Time in History   Rv Helen J. Folster

Japanese Women, Given New Freedom Vote for the First Time in History

Feminine Japan Votes for First Time In History; Forget Home Duties for Day

Underground Jews Demand Release __ of Five Britons   British Cut Communications in Widespread  Search,

JEWISH UNDERGROUND ARMY DEMANDS RELEASE OF BRITONS HELD CAPTIVE IN PALESTINE

SLAVS CONTENDING U.S. AND ENGLAND VIOLATED COMPACT   iClaim Anglo-Saxon Powers Had Renounced Most Important Council Decisions 

Says_ British: Plan for Naming ‘Interim Ruler ‘Would Reduce-Area To Crown Colony Status.

Yugoslavian Delegate Flays Both   Seeking to Set Up Military Base on Adriatic, He Charges

YUGOSLAV RAPS U. §. BETRAYAL IN TRIESTE CASE   Says That America, Britair Ignore ‘Big 4’ Accord In Bid To Set Up Base

Says Britain, U.S. ‘Betrayed’  Trieste Accord   Yugoslavia Charges A Move To Set Up Adriatic Military Base.

U, S, DENOUNCED BY YUGOSLAVIAN   Charges America, Britain ‘Betrayal’ of Agreement

US Betraying Trieste Pact, Slavs Claim   Anglo-Saxon Powers Want Adriatic Base, Delegate States

U). 5., BRITAIN CHARGED WITH BETRAVING BiG 4   Yugoslavia Accuses Betrayal On Pact Over Free Trieste

DELEGATE SAYS ADRIATIC BASE AMERICAN AIM   Balkan Power Refuses To Accept Pact As It Now Stands

Slavs Say U.S. Britain Break ae ieste Pact   Anglo-Americans Accused Of Seeking Military Base On Adriatic

Slavs Accuse Western Powers   Claim Betrayal of Big Four Agreement Regarding Trieste

ACCUSES U.S. AND BRITAIN   Charges They Seek To Porpetuate Base at Trieste

Trieste Plan Is Attacked In Address   Betrayal Of Big Four Pact Is Hinted

CHARGE “BIG 4° PACT BETRAYED   Yugoslavs Say Agreement on Free Trieste Broken to Fs.tablish Base

POINTS FINGER AT U. §. AND BRITAIN   Yugoslavia Accuses Nations of Betraying Big 4 Agreement   PERTAINING TO TRIESTE   Charges Democratic Principles “Have Gone With the Wind”   Five Different Proposals

Would Have A Military Base, Delegate Says   Decisions Not Kept, He Declares Before Commission Meeting

Declare Western Allies Betray Big Four Agreement for Port and Plan to Establish Military Base There.

British, Yanks Accused By Slav   Allies Charged With Making Free City Into Colony

Yugoslavia ProtestsPeace Meet Decision   Accuses Britain And U, 8S. Of Betraying Agreement

U,S.-Britain Accused by Yueoslavia   Of Betraying Big Four Avcreement or State of Trieste

U.S. and Britain Accused of Betraying Big Fours Agreement on Trieste Area

Yugos Charge U.S., Britain “Betrayal”   Accuse Them of Trying To Make Trieste Anglo-American Military Base

A Words Spouted At Paris... ._  Yugoslavia Says Britain And U.S. Have Betrayed Big 4 Trieste Agreement

Yugoslavia Accuse: U. S., Britain Of Betraying Pact  Joint Military Base On Adriatic Is Aim. Deleaate Says

Yugoslavs Make Fresh Accusations Against U.S. Proposals on Trieste

United States, Britain  Blamed   Delegate Contends Principles Have Gone Out Door

Slav Flays British-U.S. Trieste Plan   Says Big Four Agreement On Free State Betrayed to Provide A Racca nn Adriatinr

BRITAIN AND U.S. ACCUSED OF BETRAYAL   Yugoslavia Claims Big Four Agreement On Trieste Violated Te Establish Base on Adriatic   SPEECH IS HEATED ONE

Slavs Hurl Trieste Betrayal Charge   Say U.S., Britain Want Military Base on Adriatic

Betrayal Of Big Four Is  Charged   Yugoslav Delegate Attacks U.5., France And Great Britain

Big 4 Pact Not Obeyed  PijadeS Says   Western Powers Accused Of Plot For Giant Base

‘US. AND BRITAIN   Yugoslavia Accuses Nations of Betraying Big 4 _ Agreement . .   Charges Democratic Princi~ ples “Have Gone With the Vind” -

Slavs Charge. U. S., Britain’ Betray Accord   Bitter Denunciation On Trieste Question At Peace Conference

Yugoslavia Accuses U.S., Britain of Big 4 Betrayal   Delegate Charges Two Nations Plot For Military Base at Trieste

Yugoslavia Accuses US and Britain of Constructing Military Base at Trieste

PIJADE CLAIMS NATIONS WANT TRIESTE BASE   Attack On Anglo-American Policy Renewed By Yugoslav Delegate   SAYS PACT REJECTED   U. §S., British Tactics Are Called ‘Ingenious, Coy’ In Peace Debate

Sees Attempt At Setting Up. Military Base.   Delegate Declares Proposs ed Rule For Port On Par With British Colony, «2. ~

Accuse U. S. Of Betrayal   Yugoslavia Charges America and Britain Rroke Trieste Pact

STORES OPEN FOR BUSINESS INPITTSBURGH   *Golden Triangle’ Hums As Business Establishements Resume After Shutdawn Rv Strike      NEW CONTRACT READY

Many Stores In Pittsburgh Open Today   Doors Reopened After Shutdown Of Two Weeks;  Use Generators

HOUSING SHORTAGE 0 BE PROBED BY COMMITTEE AGENTS   Delays of New Home Construction to be Subject of Formal Hearmgs ‘Later

Spade Work On Investigation Begins ....  Senate Committee Digs Into Reasons For Delay In Building Of Homes

Agents Io Probe Building Delays   Investigators Now Engaged In Preliminary Work In Investigation

Probers Eye Housing Jam   Kilgore Group Seeks Reasons for Holdups

‘SPADE WORK UNDERWAY’  - Probers Now Digging for Cause of Housing Delays

Wyatt Requests Builders Aid  Vets’ Housing   Administrator Calls For Support Of Program To Erect Homes

18-YEAR-OLDS SAFE FROM DRAFT   Exempted Along With  Veterans of Over Six Months’ Service.

Ban Action Waits Murray Decision   Supreme Court Ruling May  Be Carried to State Court : Of Apneals   COMMUNIST LAWYER ATTACKS OPPONENT

Examination for Jobs = as Conservation Aid *: Scheduled to Be Held

Usien Chief Asks U.S. Aid to Avert Telenhone Tiewy   Laber Council Unable to Agree on Date for Contemplated Walkout

Cold Wave Into Large Section Of the Country   Lowest Temperature Reported From North Dakota

Cold Weather Sweeps Nation   Colder Weather Promised Many Areas By Forecasters

COLD OVER . NORTH   Temperatures Drop Below Zero in Many Areas;  Colder Tomorrow

CHILLY BLASTS SWEEP NATION   Temperatures Below Zero As Cold Wave Hits Larae Area

TEMPERATURES SKID BELOW ZERO IN MANY PLACES   Federal Forecasters Promised Colder Weather Tomorrow.   THE STORM MOVES EAST   New Falls of Snow Were Reported In the Northern States.

I Most U.S. Areas Have Sub-Zero Temperatures   Colder Weather Promised Wednesday---Will Remain Sub-Normal! This Week

Cold Wave Sweeps Midwest; Mercury Skids Below Zero   Chilly Blasts Spread South and East, With Even Colder Weather Forecast for Tomorrow In Many Areas: Near-Blizzords in 3 States

Cold \ Wave Heads For New ‘Englane  New Falls: of Snow Accompany Sub-Zero  ny nn ae

Mercury Drop Forecast For All Of Nation   COLDEST WEATHER SEEN AS SNOW FALLS IN NORTH

Large Section Of Nation Is Shivering   Cold Wave Is Moving Eastward After Hitting North States   National   Montana

Cold Wave Hits Large Section Of the Nation  _ Temperatures to Drop Tomorrow

Large Section Of Nation Is Shivering   Cold Wave Is Moving Eastward After Hitting North States

) COL  GRIPS NATION; CHILL TO LASI   Wide Region, Extending into Ohio, Mississippi Valley, In Winter’s Path

Temperatures: Below Zero In: Many Sections   Colder Readings” By Tomorrow Are Being Predicted

‘Funeral Services F or — Mrs. Lena Weis Are Held In Issaquah, Wash

MRS. WEIS BURIED SSAQUAH WASH.   Former Le Mars Resident Made Her Home In The West

United States Will Not Change China Policy   President Truman Restates U.S. Policy On China In pangrny § Statement

900 Escape Hotel Flames   Tragedy Averted as Holiday Guests Are Routed From Sleep

Blaze Perils 900 in Hotel   Adjoining Building  Levelled in New York

Estonians Cross Ocean in Sloop ‘Seeking Liberty From Oppression, But Are Denied Entrance Into U. S.

REFUGEES DENIED ENTRY INTO U. 8.   EIGHTEEN AT SEA 75 DAYS MUST CONTINUE TO LIVE ON 30-FOOT SLOOP.

PROPOSED VETS HOUSING BILL DRAWS ATTACK   Leaders May Adjourn Special Session for Time To Draft Substitute

Legislators May Adjourn to Draft Substitute   Three Bills  of Special Session Are Approved

U. 5. JEWS WILLING TO ° INVEST IN PALESTINE, “COMMITTEE INFORMED

PARTS OF MISSOURI, KANSAS DRENCHED   “Wind Damages Homes in Arkansas  City—Fair Weather Today BPomeacd

Indians “Surrender In Flaming Bombay   More Than 60 Said Dead, 500 Hurt In Riots: Mutiny Believed Ending

Flames Sweep Bombay as Riots Persist   Royal Indian Sailors Surrender Ships, Shore Installations

Turn Machineguns On Bombay Mobs: Disorders Spread   Thirty Reported Killed As British Troops Ge Shoot to Kill Orders; Disorders Are Branded Outright Rebellion

More Than 60 Said Dead, 500 Hurt In Rinte: AAutiny Relieved Endina

New Violence Breaks Out In War-Torn City   Government Grain Shops Burned, Many Killed  in Bombay

HEAVY QUAKE ROCKS PACIFIC COASTAL AREA   Buildings Are Dam. aged But No Lives Lost in Temblor

Cracks Appe. In Buildings; Hillside Moves   Shocks Are Felt from Southwest Washington Far Into Canada; No Loss of Life Reported

Prepare New India Regime   Lord Wavell To Announee Officers For Interi int’ Gov‘ernment.

New India Plan Is Due Saturday  Wavell to Announce Interim Officials

Plan for Interim Government in India Anticipated   New Regime Hopes _To Lead Nation To Independence

Rudolf Hess’ Case Comes Uy:   Denies Tribunal’s Jurisdiction, Excludes Germany’s  Affairs,

Ickes Calls Lewis ‘Domestic Hitler’: Backs Pipeline Use  Says U.S. Should Have Used Lines Far Gac Lana Aao

ICKES LASHES AT JOHN L. LEWIS AS DOMESTIC HITLER   tlaims Government . Played Drop-the-Hatidkerchief “in Dealing with Coal Setup

ICKES SEES LEWIS. "DOMESTIC HITLER’   Former Cabinet Member Denounces U.M.W.. Chief

Heroine Of Florida Tomato Festival Is Shy But Fiery; Lass Took It On The Nose

A severe  Pamata Ri oht Hoersine  BARES EROS cetedatat hiatal 2 SRG REWA odes  Shy But Fier y; Can Dish Tt Out

‘Lizzie’ Grant Heroine of Tomato Fight  So -~ a oii ie   Girl Teams Mow Each Other Down In Annual Event

She Produced Obbligatos With Juicy Tomatoes   A 17-Year-Old Girl Wins Annual Fruit Fight In Florida.

County Is Prepared for Heavy Vote in Tuesday Primary   Candidates for National, State and Local Offices Launch Windup Campaian Appeals to Voters of Area

County Is Prepared for Heavy Vote  in Tuesday Primary  Candidates for National, State and Local Offices Laneckh Wines   Candidates for National, State and Local Offices Launch Windup Campaion Appeals to Voters of Brag

Penicillin: Naw’ Ishtiat 1¥6, ¥ Used In: Treatment. Of Sinus Troublé

House Group Report Reveals Secret Request   Soviet Press Argued Loan Would Ease Pressure on Satellites

House Group Say s Request Was Refused   Negotiations Now Under Wav for  1 Billion Loan

DIES IN BLAZE AT STONEBORO   Caretaker Burns to Death As Pavilion Is Razed  In Morning Fire

Veteran Loses ‘Life in Dance. Hall Explosion   22-Yeor-Old Watchmen _- Burned to Death in - “Gas Blast

Communist Radio Reports Headquarters Bombed by China Government Planes

Electoral College Is Back ‘Under Fire In Washington ‘With Proposed Amendment

Electoral College Under Fire Asan Aid of CIO Influence ! PAC Could Swing Presidential Race

Revision of U. S. Electoral College To Be Proposed   Would Cast Ballots : In Ration to Popular Vote

Electoral College Back Under Fire   Congressmen Plan To Offer Amendments To Form Vote Counting Board

Electoral College Back Under Fire   To Offer Amendment To Revise ‘Present System Of Counting Votes

FIVE DIE WHEN TUG GAPSIZES   TIPS OVER AND SINKS IN WELLAND CANAL

SEVEN DROWNED IN TUG ACCIDENT   Ship Sinks in Welland Canal After Crash

Youth Grour Is Behind  Revolution   Russians Report « Large Cache Of Munitions Found

Stee! Dependent Plant Strikes Are Not Yet Adjusted   Settlement Apparently Must Await Price Action Program At Wasnington   ABOUT 275,000 STILL ON STRIKE

Strife Rages in Southern Greece   Well-Armed Monarchists Barricade Selves in Mountain Village

Greek Monarchists Hold 150 Hostages   To Defy Ul tintin   H4 of Hostages Killed In Continued War. On Left -Wing Liberation Frent; British Accused of Arming Monarchists

ESTONIANS TO STAY IN U.S,, TRUMAN SAYS   Refugees To Be Allowed To Become Citizens

Estonians Will Remain in U. S.      Refugees to Be Given Chance to Become U. S. Citizens

President Truman Says Estonians Who Came by Small Boat to Remain

ESTONIANS TO STAY   President Truman Says Refugees Will Net Be Deperted

Truman. Daughter Vote In Primary   President Casts  Ballot No. 58

TRUMAN TAKINE DISTRICT JUDGE TO WASHINGTON   President Votes Today, Then Starts Return To Capital

All Equipment Of Russia In iran Must Go   British Officials Insist that This Step Goes Along With Soviet Withdrawal.

DEMANDS ON RUSSIA ARE OUTLINED   British Insist Reds Must Remove Troops, Miltary Equipment

Russia Is First Big Nation To Pay UNO Quota   Truman and Byrnes Will Confer Today On American Policy

Insist Reds Remove All  lran Troops   Point Out Need For Taking War Equipment With Then

RUSSIANS PAY ‘DUES’ TO UNO WORKING FUN D   ® resident And Byrnes Date Conferences In Capital To Study Crisis

Russia Baeks UNO By- Cheek For $1,723,000   Assessments Paid In Full By Soviet Union To Fund

British Insist Russians Take Out Equipment   IRAN AGREEMENT MUST INCLUDE REMOVAL OF ARMS

Reds First to Pay Full UNO Dues   Soviet Troops Move Out of Tabriz; Leave Tanks, Guns Behind

BRIT. BRING UP NEW ANGLE ABOUT IRAN —   Say Soviet Equipment Must Also Be Withdrawn

CHINA OFFICERS TO TRAIN IN U.S.   Marshall Plans Integrated Army, With Divisions Reduced to 60

PLAN TO WELD TWO FACTIONS INTO ONE UNIT   Communists, Nationalists Both to Receive Military Aid.

TRAINING-FOR — CHINESE ARMY      CONGRESS TOLD OF PLAN THAT INVOLVES “INTEGRATING” COMMUNIST AND REPUBLIC FORCES

MICHIGAN AIR GENERAL DEAD   PLANE FOUND NEAR PEA OF COLD MOUNTAIN

B-25 BOMBER EXPLODED IN N.CAROLINA   Had Started from Selfridge Field; Five Burn to Death

Supervisors In Mines Get  Union Contract   Pushed Through Despite Court Action By Jones & Laughlin

Curitract For Supervisors Is Approvet   Give Final Government -: Approval ‘to Union Bargaining .By - Mine Bosses

Truman, WSB Endorse Pact Hit By J. And L   Agreement Involves Workers Employed By Jones And Laughlin   7 Serre  IN HISTORY OF U. 5.  Corporation Has Reauested Injunction To Stay Fnforcament

BOARD OKAYS CONTRACT OF SUPER VISORS   F inal Govt. Approval Given Union Pact  : In J-L Mines

President Approves Foremen’s Contract   First of Its Kind in History of Coal- Mining Industry

Okay Is Given Pit Boss Paci   Mine Supervisor Contract Meets U. S. Approval

TRUMAN OKAYS MINE BOSSES UMW CONTRACT   Jones And Laughlin Are Still Seeking Court Injunction Ban

7. stenientiindiehinn ee  SU DIVIDEND: 'ON COMMON STOCK; OFFICERS RE-ELECTED

Stark, Marshall Give Testimony  Pearl Harbor Probe Hearing Resumed

MARSHALL, STARK TAKE STAND ©  “Top Military Men Say FDR Gave No Warnina Dec. 6

New Efforts Brighten U. S.  Labor. Picture   Pittsburgh Electrical Union Expected To Ap prove Arbitration

NO PROSPECTS OF: AN AGREEMENT IN COAL SITIATION   Especially Not In Time to Avert a Strike at Midnight Sunday.   LEWIS SERVES NOTICE   That the Miners Will Not Work After Sunday Without a Contract.

Coal Rationing Ordered As Mine Walkout Looms   Ranks Of Nation’s Idle Due To Double Over Next Week-End

Government fn Effort To Hold Ample Suoplies   IF MINERS WALK OUT ON SUNDAY, NATION TO SUFFER

Mine Strike Unavertible Say Operators   Charge Lewis Is Setting Up Dictatorshin

MINE WALKOUT SEEMS CERTAIN   Labor Department Pessimistic Over Avoiding Shutdown

NATIONAL COAL ASS'N SAYS NO POSSIBILITY TO AVERT STRIKE   Group’s Secretary Asserts Lewis Not Trying To Reach An Agreement Yet

Coal Strike  Is Nearing   U. S. Labor Leaders Entér Into Picture

No Hope Of Accord To Avert Strike   Coal Association Accuses Lewis Of ‘Playing For Higher Stakes’

HOPE DIM FOR PEACE IN COAL   Mine Operators Charge Lewls Making No Effort To Reach Quick Agreement.

(Operators? Spokesman Says: Union Head Making No  Effort to Reach An Agreement *   Plays For Higher  Stakes, Is Claim   Refuses to Discuss Wages and Hours Until Royalty Demands Are Met, It Ys Charged

Labor Department Working Against Time To Prevent a Soft Coal Shutdown Monday

No Chance Seer Now To Avert Coal Strike   Lewis Accused Of Making No Effort To Halt Walkout

No Coal Accord Seen In Time To Avert Strike  Operators Charge ge a Stallina

AllHope Is Gone To Stop  Miners   Walkout To Come Sunday Night If Plans Carry

COAL SHUTDOWN SEEN CERTAIN   Little Hope Held For Settle-  Prant In Mina GHeraala

No Possibility Of Settlement Before Sunday  Companies Charge UMW Leader Did Not Try To Avert

COAL OPERATORS “BELIEVE STRKE CERTAIN SUNDAY   Charge lewis Making Ne Effort to Reach New  Anrocwané

National Coal Association Predicts 400,000 Soft Coal Miners Will Remain From Shafts.

Say eae Can Not Be Averted   awiec Saye Minere wil      Lewis Says Miners Will Not Work After Sunday.

No Prospect To Avert Coal Strike   Battle Accuses Lewis Of Making No Effort To Reach Acreement

Miners Strike “Not Averted’   . Little Hope Left Agreement  Will Be Made In Time To  Stop Strike. ,

No Prospects Of Accord Are In Sight As Sunday  Deadline Draws Nearer

MINES TO CLOSE ON SCHEDULE   Claim Lewis Has Made No Effort to Reach An Agreement

Says Lewis Playing for High Stakes   Won’t Discuss Wages Until Royalty Demand Is Met

days Lewis Playing for High Stakes   . Won't Discuss © Wages Until  Royalty Demand Te Riet

No Prospect Of Agreement Not to Strike   Serve Notice That Miners Will not Work After Sunday

‘Coal Strike Seems Likely:   Gov't Orders Freezing Of Coal Shioments

No Hope For Averting Coal Strike Sunday   Lewis Playing for Higher Stakes, Coal Spokesman Asserts

Property Damage in Heavy Winds   Trees, Smokestacks Go Down; Boats Founder in 60-Mile Gale

HIROHITO PAYS SECOND CALL ON MACARTHUR   Discussion of Japanese Food Crisis Is Believed Held

CITY NORMAL;      Rochester, Nn. Y, “Quiet” atte Employes Walk: Out.

CITY EMPLOYES RETURN TOWORK      Day-Old Strike somes to End When City Administration Agrees to Allow Employes to Organize.

Rochester Union Is Victorious In  One-Day Walkou   City Permits Organization Of Municipal Workers, Ending Strike

Chinese Slay Chinese on Battlefronts   Shanghai, Nanking Crowds Gay as Anniversary Noted

CHINA REPUBLIC OBSERVANCE DARK   Country In Darkest Hour Since V-J Day On 35th Anniversarv

lran Villages Are Seized By  Warring Nomads   Insurgents Reported Re ceiving Arms From “Poreign Power’

Rebellion In Iranian  Port Towns   London Hears That Revolting Tribesmen Are Being Aided By ‘Foreien Power’

Nomad Tribes Attack Towns On Iran Coast   Large Coastal Port City Assaulted By Rebellious  Trethesmen,

Boyle Tells How He Would Be Papa Well, at heset He Was Baby- Sitter

. Something Is Lacking During Christmas Season If You Don‘t Have Children

Truman Makes Housing Plea  Beceidane Raabe hace   President Backs Church Proposal to Open U.S. Homes to Veterans

Truman Calls On People to House Vets   Endorses Program for Formation of Church Housing Committees

AMERICANS ARE NOT SPENDING EARNINGS   Wallace Sars People Went On Holiday Binge But Buring Is Behind Pre-War Pace

Spending Is Still Not Up To ~ Pre-War Level, Wallace Savs   Despite Historic Holiday Buying Spree, Americans  Still Not Spending as in Pre-War  Davs

BABIES TOSSED INTO FURNACES   French Widow Describes Terror Of Oswiecim’s Extermination Camp

ag Furnace Execution  Of Babies Charged   War Trial Witness Revals Nazi Horrors

Crimes Court Told Nazis - Threw Children in Fires  French Witness Says That When Execution Ga * Gave Out Youngsters Were Burned to Death

WAITRESS SLAIN BY IRATE MATE   Brewery Worker, 46, Accused In Pennsylvania Slaying; Victim Mother of 4

Waitress Slain As Scores Look On   Husband Says He's Sorry Taxi Driver She Was Running Around with Not There

Mother of Four Slain on Street   Norristown Waitress Shot to Death—Husband Admits Shooting

VAST CHANGE IN ATTITUDE OF HESS NOTED   Nazi Who Got Off With Life May Be Crazy Like Fox

ALBUQUERQUE AND WOOL GROWERS DAY FEATURE STATE. FAIR; VEGAN WINS SECONDPLACE IN JUDGING

FUNERAL SERVICES ARE HELD FOR PLANE DEAD   Representatives Of Three Faiths Read Rites For The Dead From atti AC Con Beene

More Items Set for Decontrol; Rent Stil Has Lid, Says OPA Chieftain

Decontrol Not Politics OPA Says   Removal of Most Price Lids Set  To Come Just Before Election

‘Political Motive’ ls Denied by OPA   New Decontrol Order : Scheduled for Nov. 

OPA Denies Political Motive In Decontrol   New Order Will Lift Many [tems From Price Control

POLITICS DENIED IN OPA DECISICA   Master Decontrol Order to Be Issued Few Days Before Election

OPAIS STILL DENYING MOTIVE IN DECONTROLS   New Order To Come About First Of Month To Have Effect On More Items

‘Politics’ Charge Denied By OPA   Deputy Administrator Claims Decontrol Orders Will Neither Hurt Nor Further Nemoerate Chances: Other Lids Are Lifted

OPA Denies ‘Influence’  Guides Acts   Election Has Nothing To Do With Master Decontrol Order, It Says

Political Motive Denied In OPA Decontrol Moves   New ‘Master’ Order Is Scheduled To Be Released Only Few Days before Election

CLAIM POLITICS NOT INVOLVED IN DECONTROL   ‘Top OPA Official De.  nies Any Political  Motive   Plan To Extend Rent Controls To New Areas

British Lean Wins Suppor In Test Vote   Rep. Celler’s Motion to Kill Ratification Bill Is Rejected in House by 120 to 19 Count

Proponents Win Thumping Victory In Test Loan Vote   180 to 19 Reject Motion to Kill Ratification Bill

Motion To Kull Off Bill Is Lost   Final Showdown : Drawing Nearer As Hours Pass

Collateral Requirement ‘Also Beaten   House Nears Final Vote After Refusing To Kill Ratification Rill.

BRITISH LOAN FINAL VOTE MAY BE TODAY   Proponents Declare Outcome Will Determine Whether World Looks to Moscow or Washington for Leadership.

AMENDMENT DOWNED IN TEST BALLOTS AS EFFECTS ARE ARGUED  _ RAYBURN APPEALS FOR PASSAGE ON GROUNDS - LEADERSHIP INVOLVED

House Votes Dowr Motion to Kill British Loan Bill   Solons Press for Final Passage of Measure And Refuse to Reduce Total Provided In Act; Collateral Amendment Is Beaten

LOAN LEADERS WIN FIRST TEST ON CREDIT BILL   Motion To Kill Ratifica: tion Rejected As House Nears Final Vote

Move to Kill British Loan Is Voted Down   Motion By Rep. Celler Defeated By 180 To 19 Vote As House Moves Toward Final Action

House: Members, On Voice Vote, Refuse: To areduce Amount’ Of British Loan

MEMBERS VOTE AGAINST MOVE ON COLLATERAL   Motion to Kill Bill Defeated in Lower Chamber by 180 to 19

First Test Vote Favors the Loan   House Rejects Motion to Kill the Measure, 180 to 19   TO FINAL SHOWDOWN   World Leadership Depend: on Favorable Vote, Is Argument

%xpect Showdown House Vote Today On British Loan   Approval Predicted By Speaker Rayburn; Backers Say World Leadership at Stake

House Rejects Motion To Kill Ratifying Bill   Moves Toward Showdown; U. S., Russian Roles Seen in Balance

British Loan Bill Survives Bitter Attacks in House   Proposals to Reduce Amount of Credit or  Demand Collaieral Voted Down; Backers a Cc... TT) @ Taaderchin at Stake

s Give Account Nazi Massacre   ye-Witnesses Say  Yanks Mowed Down

‘Belgian Bulge Massacre ‘Story Is Told   American Survivors Testify at Trial of Nazi Defendants

Pittsburgh May Undergo New Siege   Teamsters’ Union Plans Embargo on All Rail Shipments

Meat Price Hike Feared   Senate Committee Refuses to Restore Controls as OPA Future Debated

UE Will Seek ‘Interim’ Raises   ClO Policy to Boost 17 Cent ‘Adjustment

Civil War Is Raging in Manchuria   Field Teams Will Attempt to Halt Hostilities

Chief Executive Says He Will Actin The Public Interest If Union _Stecl Heads  a witli Be

FAIRLESS AND MURRAY MEET ONE MORE TIME   Threatened Strike Must Be Reconciled Today To Avoid Seizure By Government

2 SIDES CONFER AY WHITE HOUSE; FAIL TO AGREE   Murray and Fairless Will Meet Again at 2 P. M. Today to Resume NegoHatiang   WHETHER PROGRESS WAS MADE IN DOUBT   President Asks for Settlement Without Delay—Seizure of Industry Not Con - sidered.

Truman Demand:  Setilement of Wage Dispute  Conference Called Today on Mecdt Situation

White House  Conferences  Unsuccessful President Appeals  Again for Peace; Ralke Recume at '

Truman Sets Dead Line In Steel Row   Packers, Unions Resume Talks At Capital Today

Murray, Fairless To Resume Talks This Affernoon   Government Seizure ol Industry Has Not Entered into Discussions   PRESIDENT TERMS SETTLEMENT VITAL   10 Chief and U. S. Steel President Say Negofiations Are Still On

Gives Disputants Until Tomorrow To Make Decision   Threatens To Take Part In Public Interest If Issue Unsettled

  ‘Forty Thousand Union Members Called Upon to Stage Demonstration Today Against Stand of Officials in Strike— Seven Hundred City Employes, Who Ignored Back-to  Work Ultimatum, Are Ordered Paid Off.

Off To A Very Slow Start ....  Pref abricated Housing  Makers Will Meet Less Than Half Of 1946 Goal

“eae ee  Production Of Prefabricated Houses To Fall Short Of Goal

STRIKE EXPECTED TODAY IN WESTERN ELECTRIC PLANTS   Counsel for Workers Says Last-Minute Negotiations to Avert Walkout Failed.   EMPLOYES AFFILIATED WITH PHONE WORKERS   Latter Reported Being Polled to Find Out Whether They Favor Strike in Sympathy,

Tucker Opens Church Meetinc  Bishop Says Peace In Christian Duty

Truman Mum Qn Election   President to Cast Ballot in Hometown Voting District.

OPERATORS ARE SHUNTED ASIDE BY GOVERNMENT   Terms of Maritime Strike Are Placed  Before Union Leaders

(10 Seamen, Dock Workers Plan Meet   Government is Seeking to End Threat of Maritime Strike

(10 Seamen, Dock Workers Plan Mee!   End Threat of Maritime Strike

COURT 10 STUDY YAMIASHITA CASE   Highest Tribunal Has Heavy Backlog of Undecided Cases Is

PERRY COUNTY MURDER BARED   HIGH SCHOOL BOY ADMITS SLAYING OF NAVY VETERAN

JOHN BOLES JOINS JESTER IN CAMPAIGN; ADDITIONAL TAXES BECOMES BIG ISSUE

Truman Asks Strike Curbs Against Gov't   Senate Votes ta Im pose 60Day Cooling Off Period  In Thiennte:

Would Also Penalize All Union Heads, Employers. Who Ignore Govt. Request

Truman Asks All Strikers Be Drafted Into Armed Forces   Make Strikes Against U.S. Federal Offense, He Declares in Talk

18 1-2c Pay Hike; Year’s Moratorium On Changes In Rules   Agreement Is Signed As Pres. Truman Asks Congress For Power To Draft Into Armed Forces All Who Strike Against Government.

President Asks Strict Legislation   President Demands The Authority To Draf Into Army Striker: Against U. S.

Thirtieth Throw Is Bullseye That Hits Switch And Saves Man Caught In Belt

Engineer Wins ‘Pitching Battle’ For His Life   Throws 30 Tin Cans At Control Switch After Leos Are Caught

All Ships On Hand For Bikini A-Bomb Tests   F’xperiment Is Scheduled Sunday

ERIE WILL CLOSE SHOPS IN HORNET]   Officials Blame Business Decline for Action

ELECTION CONTEST OUTCOME AWAITING CANVASS OF STATE   Beach Leads Armijn on—Basis of Unofficial, Incomplete Tabulations

ACTION IS DEFENDED; SAID ISSUED BY BRITON   Russia. May Gain As lran’s Premier Quits

700,000 Jay Troops Sent To Siberia  Russian Move  Seen as Source Ove Tewttation

700,000 Japs —  Said in Russia   Soldiers Presumed Labor  Barca in Sihbaria

400 In Escape From Hotel Fire _In Springfield   Babies Carried To Safety; Clad In Night Clothes, Guests Flee To Street

They Expected The Opposition  Coal Production, Business Hit All-Time High In State In March

Smith Has Slight Lead in Race For State Office   Railrocd Commissione   Has 587 Margin  In Re-Election Bid

Smith Has Slight Lead in Race For State Office  Railrocd Commissione Has 587 Margin  lx Be_EBlactianan ff

Reds Asked  More Voice In Jap Task   Aide to Dayg Denounce: Soviet Charges on Nip Government.

Gen. MacArthur Firm On Policy   Soviet Requests For More Power In Japan Are Turned Down

MacArthur To Turn Down Red Plea in Japan   ALLIED COMMANDER TO REJECT RUSSIAN REQUEST

General MacArthur Turns Down Three Requests By Soviet Union   Moscow Charges  Stoutly Denied   Council Advised Its Work Is ‘Exclusively Advisory And Consultative’

MacArthur Bluntly Denies Soviet Request for Larger Share in Guiding Japanese

MACARTHUR REFUSES 3 REQUESTS   Russian Demands For Greater Share Are Rejected

‘MacArthur Rebuffs Soviet Effort To Get Bigger Share  In Shaping Japan’s Policies

Soviet Asks Share In Jap Policy   General's Refusal In Form Of Terse Personal Note

MACARTHUR 1§ AGAINST SOVIET POWERREQUEST   Bluntly Refuses 3 Moves for Greater Share in Jap Control

Gen. MacArthur Bluntly Tells Russians He Is In Supreme Command Of Japanese Affairs

Denies Russians More Power In Jap Program ;   MacArthur Bluntly Refuses To Let Reds Play Bigger Hand

ALLIED CHIEF REFUSES SOVIET REQUESTS MADE   Council Members Reminded They Are Advisors In Rule Of Nippon   WHITNEY DENIES CHARGE   ‘Undemocratic’ Elements Not In Power In Japan Council Is Told

M Arthur Denies Soviet Requests For Greater Role   Commander Remind: Council Its Work Js Purely Advisory

Reds Are Denied Greater Part in - Ruling Japanese   MacArthur Refuses Soviet Requests for More Say In Occupation

GENERAL DENIES. THRE REQUESTS. AS UNWARRANTED   Reminds Control Council Its Role is Merely ‘Advisory and Consultative’   MEMORANDUM IS BLUNT   Body Cannot Review Actions of Supreme Command, He Writes Group

Gen. MacArthur Rejects Three Soviet Demands   Refuses Requests For Share in Shaping Policies

UMW LEADER HAS MADE NO WAGE DEMANDS   Operators Wan t to Take Up Wage Issue Before April 1

PROGRESS SEEN TODAY IN COAT CHIEF'S TALKS   Operators Reported Gain_ Ing Specific Demands : From Lewis

Heirens Due To Receive No Special Privileges At \Menard, Warden Declares

SENATE UNIT OKAYS LOAN TO BRITAIN   Banking Committee Approves Three Billion Loan

Senate Banking — Committee Okay: Loan To Britain —   “Rejects Proposal By. Taft:To Make Outright Gift of $1, 250,000,000

PASSES SENATE COMMITTEE BY 14-5 COUNT   May Reach Floor Next Week

TAFT'S PLAN FOR OUTRIGHT PIT KILLED   Early Passage of Bill Is Predicted by Senator: Barkley. -

Taft Gift. Proposal  ls Refused   Group Rejects U. S. Acquisition of Bases Leased From England

Committee 0. K.’s Loan For Britain   Senator Hickenlooper o f Iowa Approves — Taft Proposa] Is Rejected

COMMITTEE 0. KS LOAN FOR BRITAIN   Accord Now Goes to Senate for Action; House Still Must Pass on It

Combine’s Secretary Testifies She Handled Frequent Phone Calls fromRep. May. Barkley and Other Leaders

Barkley Mentioned In Probe   Munitions Secretary Says Senator's Office Called ‘Several Times’

PHONE GALLS LINK SENATOR TO GARSSENS   Secretary Says Munitions Combine Heard irom His Office.

Barkley’s Son on Munition Payroll   Came From Senator's  Secretary Says Phone Call:  Office   ISABATH ON THE LIST   Question of Getting May as a Witness May Be Near Decision

Woman Tells Of Phone Calls From Office   Munitions Secretary Handled Calls Aliso From Rep. May

Office Secretary Tells Probers Of Many Telephone  Calls; Links May With Toe Freemar

May Called Up Office Often, Woman Asserts   Former Secretary  Testifies Office of Democratic Leader Barkley Called May

Barkley’s Son on Munition Payroll   Secretary Says Phone Calls Came From Senator's Office   SABATH ON THE LIST   Question of Getting May as a Witness May Be Near  Decision

Secretary Says Contacts Made With His Office  Frequen ntly Talk ed With Gro

“Woman Witness in Munitions Probe Tells of May's Phonina About $3.000

2 OFFICE WOMEN ARE CALLED IN PROFITS PROBE   SENATE GROUP HEARS WASHINGTON AGENT CARRIED $1,000 BILLS

SOLON LINKED TO MUNITIONS SALES AGENC)   YIDDISH NICKNAME GIVEN REP. MAY IN $3,000 DEAL

May Caller At Combine Office Witness Says   Munitions Company Em. ploye Brings Sen. Barkley’s Name Into Hearing.

Secretary Testifies In Probe   Says May Called Office Two or Three Times a Week

Witness Ties May's Name To Combine Fund   Testimony Ends In Turmoil At Probe Session

‘WAR PROFITS’ INQUIRY CALL’ SECRETARIES   To Tell Of Calls Made To Sen. May’s Office

Senator's Name Enters Hearing - for. First Time      By. Conualiter Probing Wa rlime Operations

NAMES OF SIX CONGRESSMAN ENTER INQUIRY   Former Woman kmploye Of Garssons Says Office Was In Touch With Several Senators And Representatives.

lells Probers Of Phone Talk About $1,000   Committee Goes Into a Huddle Today to Decide Next Move

Barkley  Offices Proved Origin   Barkley’s Name Is In Probe First Time Today

Sen. Barkley’s Office As ‘Well As Rep. May Called Combine, Secretary Says

Munitions Combine Secretary Tells of Company Contacts   Tells Committee Phone Calls Were Made Frequently

EX-SECRETARY TESTIFIES IN PROFITS CASE   Hints Worker for Democratic Leader Involved in Contract Scandal

Sas,  EMPLOYE -TELLS OF PHONE GALLS   May, Barkley Mentioned Ir War Profits Hearing

Munitions Firm Sent Money to Rep. May, Gifts to Generals Secretary Tells Inquiry Group   Congressman Was Frequent Visitor at Plant Woman Discloses; Says Officials Were Warned on Telephone Calls

 Water Deepens...  Six Congressmen ‘Brought Into War  Profits Graft Case

Secretary Links Barkley to Probe   Senate Democratic Leader Called Munitions Office, She Says

Barkely Linked To Profits Probe   Secretary Testifies Calls Came From Office

Woman Says Kentuckian  Got $1,000   Congressman Worried About Tapped Wires, Secretary Testifies

Witness Tells Of Phone Calls To Munitions Firm   Says Kentucky Solon’s Office Rang Up Often

BARKLEY NAMED IN WAR PROBE   Secretary Says Both May And Senate Leader Telephoned   OFFICERS IMPLICATED

Barkley Calls Are Revealed   Former Munitions Secretary Testifies Senator Called On “Several Occasions”

Senator Barkley's Name Mentioned in War Profits Probe   Secretary for _ Illinois Munitions Combine is Witness at Hearing

Ex-Secretary Testifies At Profit Inquiry   High Officials Telephoned Munition Office

LINKS BARKLEY TO MUNITIONS PROFITS PROBE   ‘Paper’ Arms Combine Seeretary Tells of Calls From Senate  eader.

Six Offices Of Members Congres:  Called Erie Basin  Secretary Tells Of Calls She

SECRETARIES CALLED IN WAR PROFITS PROBE   Committee Seeks Information On May’s Phone Calis to Combine’s Office

War Inquiry Witness Names 6 in Congress      Expect OPA  Agreement

—WAR PROFITS— Barkley’s Name Now  In Probe  His Office Called WA ection Duan bow

‘Woman's Testimony Brings May More Strongly Into Probe /Sen. Barkley’s Office, Also   Rep. Dickstein Called

‘SEN, BARKLEY, OTHERS NAMED IN ERIE CASE   Secretary Tells of Calls to Munitions Firm

Barkley’s Name Is  Brought Up At Probe  Ex-Secretary to Combine Says May   Ex-Secretary to Combine Says May Telephoned Often

Munitions Plant Secretary Says May Often Called   Barkley’s Name Also Enters In Testimony

Ez. a a _  i reittiatt inwailty Calls On Phone From Rep. May   Seereiary Mimnilions Comibine Also Says Senator Barkley’s Office Called Several Times   May Was Most Frequent Caller   Mrs. Jeau Bates Testifies Army Brass Tatlooed Her Office Over _ Felenhone

Secretary Cites Army Officers   Democratic Leader Called Arms Office On ‘Several Occasions

TESTIMONY GIVEN BY EX-SECRETARY OF MIDWEST FIRMS   Eleanor Hall Says Legislator Visited Group’s Offices and Voiced Fear Wires Would Be Tapped.   CALLS HER BOSSES “BUNCH OF CROOKS”   Investigators Consider Steps to Bring Kentuckian Before Them After Sensational Story.

Two Secretaries To Testify tn Senate Probe   Called To Testify Concerning Any Phone Calls Of Congressman May   INVESTIGATION IS NEARING CLOSE

Barkley's Name Enters Munitions Combine Probe   Secretary Says Calls Also Came From Other Legislators’ Offices

Barkley’s Name Come: Into Probe   Witness Says Office Of Democratic Leader Telephoned On ‘Several  Diepecian=.

Woman Tells Of Talk About Fund for May   Senate Probers Hear Former Secretary for Munitions Sales Agent

SECRETARY TESTIFIES OF PHONE CALLS   Senctor Barkley’s Name Mentioned For First Time

WITTNESS BARES ©. ~ VISITS TO OFFICE      Munition Firm Employe Aroaes B Of Sarelas’ Sister Whom Police © Lead Away SB

BRING NAME OF BARKLEY INTO PROBE   Ex-Secretary of Combine Under War Profits Investigation Says She Handled Phone Calls for His Office.

Barkley Named In War Profit Inquiry Story   Typist Relates Handling Many Telephone Calls

Phone Calls to Office Of Combine Narrated   May Also F requently in Touch With Garsson Plant. Prohers Tald

Phone Calls Flew From Arms Office To Congressmen  Secretary Tells Of Conversations With Several Lawmakers

BARKLEYS NAME 15 BROUGHT INTO MUNITIONS PROBE   Witness Testifies Senoter's Office Telephoned on Several Occacinn<

Six in Congress Named in War Profits Inquiry   Former Secretary of Midwest Munitions Combine Tells of Call:

BARKLEY OFFICE LINKED TO PROBE   Woman Secretary Tells 0 Calls In Profits Case

BARKLEY DRAWN. INTO PROBE OF MUNITIONS CO,   Former Secretary of Illinois Firm Reports Phone Calls From Office

Snyder Is Not Optimistic  About Coal Strike as He  Talks With Truman

Coal Strike Js Threat To  "Reconversior  ' Truman, Snyder  - Confer On Yacht

Prospect Of Early Settlement Of Coal Strike Not Likely, Snyder Declares As Conference Begins

No Prospect Of Early End Seen   Strike Having Increasingly Serious Effect  On. Reconversion

No Prospect of Early End to Coal Walkout   Reconversion Affected More Seriously

if His Tonsils Can Take It, Senator Says He’s Going to Talk for 30 Days

Russ Agree To Consider  Vet. CL velo Uliange   tau Dan ta Molotoy Reserves  Right to Reject All Proposals Submitted

Molotov To Consider Veto Limit   Rgrees To Study Plans But Reserves Right To Reject Them

Gordon Hunt Convicted Of  “Assaulting Policeman Lowry   Adu Itery Case Begun in Ro b e son Superior Court. -

Gordon Hunt Convicted Of Assaulting Policeman Lowry   A d ultery Casc Begun in Robeson Superior  Court.

Rogge Charges Gag Tactics By Administration  Says He Was Fired For Trying To Give Facts About Fascism.

ACCUSED BY JOHN ROGGE   Says Former Boss Misstated Facts About Statement

Adminstration Is Accused By Rogge Of Holding Down Those Who Attack Fascism

Says Glark Misstated Facts   Rogge, Dismissed Official, Makes Public Letter to Clark

U. S. ‘Gag’ On Anti-Fascists, Rogge Asserts   Accuses Former Boss of Misstatements in Dis. missal Notice

Rogge Accuses Clark And Hits Vag On Speech   Former Official Says Attorney General Misstated Facts.

Rogge Accuses Administration  Of Using ‘Gag   Dismissed Assistant Attor ney General Says Fascists Have F uli Freedom  OF Sneeclhi

DISMISSED JUSTICE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL ACCUSES GOVERNMENT OF “GAGGING” FOES OF FASCISM

Anti-Fascist Gag Alleged by Rogge   Former Asst. Atty. Gen Blames Administration

Rogge Asserts Attackers Of Fascism Gagged   Misstatement Of Facts By Clark Is Charged

Late Shoppers--How About a Nice Baboon?   PHYSICIAN WANTED AS YULETIDE PRESENT   CHRISTMAS A NUISANCE SAYS RERNARD SHAW

Chrysler In Agreement With Union   Packinghouse Workers to Go Back on Jobs After Anderson Promises Full Backing for Probers

Cabinet Invites U.N. Commissior To Make Probe   Would Determine if Germans Are Engaged in Atomic Research   CHARGES ARE TERMED FALSE AND "ABSURD"   Poland's Request for Action “Surprised” Spanish Republicans

BIDS UN SEND. _ ITS PROBERS§         Wants Investigators To Check Polls Are Given Haven

UAW Steps Up Drive For Wage Increases   Chrysler Pay Demand To Be Substantial, Reuther Says

Police Fire Into Mob but Fail to OQuell Fierce Fighting   Death Toll Rises and Riots Are Expected to Reach Peak by Saturday When Celebration Ends

CHINA TRUCE IMMINENT, IS REPORT   Scheduled To Be Signed Tonight Or Tomorrow

15-Day Truce Is Expected In China   Marshal! Will Be Given Broad Powers

NEW GHINESE TRUCE READY   “NATIONALISTS AND REDS WILL HELP *ARSHALL

GEN. MARSHALL WILL HAVE BROAD POWER TO END CHINA’S WAR WHEN COMMUNISTS AND NATIONALISTS SIGN 15-DAY TRUCE   Vets Are Real Students

CHINESE GROUPS TO SIGN TRUCE   Marshall To Gain Broad Powers To Settle Civil War

5-Day Truce In Chinese Civil Wan Appears Certain   Factions Give Marshall Broad Powers In Settling Dispute

China Factions to Sign 15-Day Truce Giving Marshall Wide Peace Powers

CIVIL WAR TRUCE LOOMS IN CHINA   Marshall fo Be Empowered te Sante Tean kia

Famine Council To Fight Hunger   Members Hopeful Russians Will Join International Unit

4,000 Jews On Hunger Strike: Demand Release Of Imprisoned Comrades

4,000 JEWS JOIN "HUNGER STRIKE   Demonstrate Against Am. erican Troops.

ACCORD NEAR   Says 4-Power Commission Has Agreed on Split Of Disputed Area

Report Slated To Be Made to Ria 4 Meeting   U. S. and Russian Leaders Arrive For Conference

Big Four Ministers (pen Meeting Today   Settlement Of Trieste Issue Seen As Paris Parley Gets Underway

Big 4 Accord Is Expected on  Trieste Issue   Commission Agrees Italy Be Given Area: Ministers Meet Today

GROCER HELD FOR ATTACK ON CHILD   Detroit Girl, 7, Victim of Bru. tal Attack

GROCER HELD IN RAPE OF CHILD   Victim:Found Hanging. ~aver Gate near-Store.—

SMALL DETROIT GIRL ATTACKED   seven-Vear-Old Child Is Criminally Attacked And Stabbed, Police Report

110 More Japs Ordered Held As Suspects   Seven Generals Included in ‘Latest MacArthur List; Long-Missing Puppet Premier of Burma Arrested

7 GENERALS 0 M’ARTHUR’S NEW CRIMINAL LIST   _ong-Missing Dr. Maw Finally Arrested: Jap Business Men Rush Plans For League To “Safeguard The Emperor.”

Order 110 More Japs Arrested  Long-Miasing Puppet  Prémiez of Burma." Ls on a ae

110 More Japanese Ordered Held As War Criminals: Puppet Arrested

Arrest of More  Japs Is Ordered   MacArthur Directive Seizing 110 More Japs  Includes 7 Generals

MADE CHEMISTRY CHIEFY   ‘MacArthur Orders 110 More Jap Crime Suspects Nabbed

Arrest of 110 Japs Ordered By MacArthur   Seven Generals Included In List War Criminals; Dr. Maw Finally Caught

Generals Are Included (On New List   Long-Missing Puppet Burma Premier Also Is Arrested

MacArthur Orders Arrest of More Jap Suspects   Small Businessmen Press for Leaque To Safequard Emperor

Arrest of 110 More Jap War Criminal Suspects Ordered by Gen. MacArthur

Order 110 More Japs Arrested  : Long-Missing Puppet Premier of Burma  : 2 a eee oe eee ee

Arrest of 110 Jap: Ordered   Pup vet Premier of Bur‘1a Also Seized

ALLIES. .T0..NAB 110 MORE. JAPS   Burmese Puppet Chief Among Latest War Suspects

ARREST OF 100 JAP LEADERS ORDERED   Former Nazi Ambassador To Tokyo Seized   ¢ BURMA PREMIER   Also Taken’ Into Custody By Allies; Political Purge Continues

Generals and Camp Guards Are Included   Preparations for Trials Are Shaping Rapidly

M’ARTHUR NAMES 110 ON NEW WAR GRIMINALS LIST   ORDERS SEVEN JAP GENERALS JAILED; NAZI! ARRESTED

PUTS 110 MORE ON JAPAN'S WAR CRIMINAL LIST   MacArthur’s Order Includes Seven Japanese Generals, Other High Officials

M’Arthur Orders Arrest Of 110 More Nip Leader:      Long-Sought Puppet Burma Premier Seized By Intelligence; Political Unrest Cited

110 MORE: JAPS ORDERED HELD   Burma Puppet Dr. Ba Maw Nazi Ambassador Also  Seized .

Seven Generals Included in New List of War Criminal Suspects—Puppet Premier of Burma Is Seized.

110 Japanese Added to War Crimes List   Long=Missing Puppet Premier of Burma Located by Chinese

More Nips face arrest as Suspects  Seven generals on latest list

LONG CAREER OF WELLKNOWN ATTORNEY ENDS   Charles Gerhardt Dies A Home After Being III For One Year

DEATH CLAIMS LYMAN A. BELL   Lifelong Resident Of County Dies At Home After 8-Month Iliness

E. S. Neuding, 80, Dies In Columbus Hospital: Was Civic, Church Leader

Power Strike In Pittsburgh Is Susnended   City Slowly Returning To Normalcy Today After Near Disaster Strike   TIEUP CALLED OFF LATE LAST NIGHT

PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA STRIKERS BACK ON JOBS—NEW YORK PROB LEM NOT SOLVE      By INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

One-Day Power Strike is Ended In Pittsburgh   Union Agrees to Negotiate After Brief Walkout

Communists say Chiang ‘Wants War  Fierce Fighting Reported in North Ching

HEART AILMENT IS FATAL 10 DR TIVNEN   Nationally Known Oculist, Ex-Mattooner, Dies at 72

CORLEY, BUSION  MAYOR CUNVICTEL OF MAIL FRAUD   NLRB Member Also Held on Bail; Motion Made for New Trial

CURLEY FOUND. GUILTY BY FEDERAL JURY IN CONNEC’ SION WITH WAR CON. TRACT PROMISES

Boston Mayor Is Stunned By His Conviction   District Of Columbia Jury Finds Him Guilty Of Con. spiracy And Mail Prand

Republicans Ask For Larger Grants For Nation’s Needy   Deadlock Is Threatened Over Proposed Hike In Social Security Tax

CLEAR WAY FOR VOTE ON PAY ROLL TAX   Levy to Rise to 2.5 Per Cent Unless Congressional Deadlock ‘Te Rroken_

PLANE IN FAST ~ ATANTIC FLIGH   PACUSAN DREAMBOAT CROSSES OCEAN IN 12 HOURS AND 25 MINUTES.

Ailantic Is Spanned By B-29 In 12 Hours   Pacusan Dreamboat Flies from Paris to Westover, Mass.

Dreamboat Spans Atlantic In Less Than 124/5 Hours  Army Pilot Says He's Not Interested In Receard

Students Receive Diplomas From High Schoo:  Priest Tells Girls   Priest Tells Girls Not ‘to Sell the Devil Short’

Students Receive ‘Diplomas From High School   Priest Tells Girls Not ‘to Sell the Devil Short’

TALKS COLLAPSE IN TIMKEN FIGHT   Company Firm On 1714% Union Wants 20 Cents

imken Wage arley Fails  Union Refuses   Union Refuses Io Accept Offer

RUSSIAN TROOPS LEAVE GERMANY   Allied Sources Estimate 40 Percent Of Soviet Forces Being Sent Home

Estimated 40 Per Cent of Red Troops In Germany Reported Withdrawing

REDS MOVING TROOPS OUT OF GERMANY      40 Per Cent Are Being Transferred; Many Sent Home ©

RUSSIANS MOVE OUT OF GERMANY   FORTY PER CENT OF TROOPS SENT HOME

REDS REPORTED PULLING TROOPS OUT OF GERMANY   Large Re-deployment Of Russian Forces Indicated

cm Se es enema er ee ema eR  Reds Demobilizing Troops in Reich, Reports Say

Red Army Removals Placed at 40 Per Cent   Long Lines of Trucks. Quit Reich; Consolidated Regime in Prospect

SOVIET TROOPS  ARE WITHDRAWN FROM GERMANY   Report 40 Percent Being Sent Home Or Transferred Elsewhere

ORDER CALLS FOR FULL, SCALE WAR   Nationalist Troops Rush Into Fray

Support Of Russia  Rumored   130,000,000 Communists Called Out Against Chiang Kai-Shek

CHINESE REDS MOBILIZE FOR FULL-SCALE WAT   Ask 130,000,000 To Join Fight

MOBILIZATION OF 130,000,000 MEN 1S ORDERED   Open Declaration of War Issued in Civil Strif

Civil War in China Is in New Phase   Strong Protest Made by U. §$—Allege Aim of Discrediting the Allies

H.C. Kleeger, Jr.  Leases Station      Will Condue Station on E:     Socony Main

H.C. Kleeger, Jr.  Leases Station   Will Conduct Socony Station on East Main

FERRY STRIKES BARGE, 11 DEAL   Crash On Mississippi Dumps *assenger Cars In River

BARGE AND FERRY  COLLIDE: 11 LOS!   Missing Trapped In Autos Hurled From Boat Into « Miesiesinni River

It STILL. MASSING IN RIVER TRAGED)   AUTOS SLIDE FROM FERRY INTO WATER WHEN IT COLLIDES WITH BARGES.

‘Condemn Segregation In House Of Worship... .  —————$$$$_—_—_————$—_—  N.C. Baptists Advocate Race Equality In Church

Also. Ask Federal Anti_ Lynch Law, Equal Education, Hospitalization..

Baptists Favor Anti-Lynching   Convention Condemns Segragation of Races In Church

Brown's Use Of "Ingannation” Adds To “Obfuscation,” Truman Declares

Reserve Stocks Of Material To Cushion Blow   Shortage !s Feared After Settlement Of Wage Disputes

Several Hurt in Street Fighting  - Trieste Is Center of Disturbance

Poliomyelitis  Season Is Now   The Lions Club Gives Ad. vice on Handling of the Situation

Girl Reiterates . She Pushed Boy   ‘Crippled Youth’s Body Is Finally Found In River.

Girl, 17, Clings fo Story She Drowned Neighbor Boy, 8  Ciame Cédmbaman? A flea,   Signs Statement After Body of Ross Key, Jr., Is Found

GREEK LEFTISTS ATTACK VALIDITY   Communists, Other Parties Ask For New Vote Prenarations

STATE HOSPITAL'S FACILITIES BEINC BADLY OVERTAXEL   ‘Report Shows Inmates at Top Number; Additions are Needed to Staff

BiG-4 TANGLE ON FUTURE OF TRIESTE PORT   Russian Proposal For Modified Pact Is Opposed by U. S.

U. 8. STANDS PAT ~ ON TRIESTE PLAN   OPPOSES SOVIET PROPOSAL TO MODIFY CLAUSE ON CONTROL OF PORT.

US, OPPOSES TREATY CHANGE   Reds Ask Alteration In Italy Peace Clause For Trieste Control

Ministers Mix On Problem Of Trieste Contro!   Fail To Reach Final Settlement Of Vexing Issue

U.S. Opposes Soviet Proposal fo Modify ltalian Peace Pact   Trieste Control Causes Foreign Ministers to Tanale

U.S. Opposes Plan to Modify Italian Pact   Byrnes Stands Pat on French Idea; Italy's Proposal Sidetracked

Troubled Trieste Brings On Tangle In United Nations  RY ATEW PW SINT TAN

C. 1. 0. Maritime Union Calls All: Seamen Off Job:   Traffic Paralysis in Few Days Expected at All Ports :

Eleven Bulk Freight Fleets, Six Tanker Companies Are Hit By Walkout

Independent Operators Anxious To Sign New Contracts Witt Union, Granting 18'; Cent Ar Hour Increase   AWAIT ACTION BY U. & STEEL CORP

LABOR, OWNERS PREDICT QUICK STRIKE TRUCE   Truman’s Decision To Give Price Increases Spurs Settlement Of Issues   MILLION TO GET RAISE   250,000 To Resume Work In Related Industries Halted By Walkout

= —— i  wanw 7  Steel Settlement Is Near As Truman Lists Procram

INDICATES U. S. NOT SATISFIED   Acheson Hints Ultimatum To Yugoslavs Not Yet Complied With

Transports To Gel Profection   U. S. Prepares to Resume Flights Around Yugoslavia

United States May Take to United Nations Security Council Its Case Against Balkan State.

United States Still Demands "That ‘Turkish Prisoner Be Released. “May Still’Go Before the Security Council With Protest .

Diplomats in Washington Specutate That Planes Will Be Given Armed Protection — Acheson Says Government Does Not Consider That Tito Has Complied With Ultimatum Which Will Expire Some Time Today.

Air F lights To Resume  With ‘Arms’   Yugoslavs Have Until Today To Answer U. S. Demands On Alitacks

U.S. Awaits Official Reply  From Tito   Acheson Intimates Failure To Meet  Ultimatum Terms

U.S. Prepares To Resume  Flight Scheduls   On Basis of Present Information, Nation Does Not Regard Ultimatum Is Met

EFFECTS  OF RAIL EMBARGO WILL BE NOTICED IN AREA   Car Dealers Say New Autos to Be Kept at Factories; Coal Getting Low

Election Curtain Rung Up....  PAC Testing Its Power In Primaries In Four  States; Ohio Is Watched

Primaries Held In Four South, Midwest States  CiO Group Active In Ohio, Indiana;

Primaries in 4 States Today  Pant Fan Ta a re   CIO-PAC Active in Contests in Ohio And Alabama

PAC Facing Test In Two Primary Flections Today   Four States Ringing Up Off-Year Election  Curtain

In Siates Open Off. Year Elections   Returns Watched In Ala- bama, Florida, 2 ‘Ohio, _ Indiana. ‘

PAC Tests Strength in  Primaries   Ohio and Alabamz In Spothght as Four States Vote

CIO In Struggle For Power In Two Electrions Today   SEE PAYNE'S DEFEAT

Primaries Today Hata Inf States Open Off-Year Election:   Returns Watched In Alabama, Florida, Ohio, Indiana.

\CIO-PAC Gets First 1946 Test Of Strength In Ohio ‘And Alabama Primaries Today   Indiana And Florida Also Pick Candidates For Fall Elections

Primaries in 4 States Today   CIO-PAC Active in Contests in Ohio And Alabama

our States Have  Elections Today   ClO Political helen Committee Seeks to Demonstrate Power

Murders Three, Ends Own Life   Former Winfield, N. J., Police Officer Does Fatal Shooting

Bradford’ s Radio Station To Be Qn the Air Soon   Bradford Publications Station Will Be On Air 15 Hours Daily

AP Caneels Service mee LS Government   Benton Says News Service Was Stopped Because Of Four Fears

Records Show Nazis Lost More Men To Western Allies Than To Russians

GermansLost More To Western Allies  Than: to- Russians   American Armince Taleo $ Million Men Out of 17,000,000 Under Nazi Armes

Allies Took. More Nazis Than Reds   Many. Germans.Fled From Russians.in Last  Weeks of War.

Germans Lost More Men To The Allies Than Russians   Responsible for 60 Percent Loss

ClO Union Votes To Start Strike   Steelman Plan Offers Matching Wage Hike

New Strike Is Begun By C0 On Two Coasts      United States Ports Re. main Blockaded by Labor Disputes

PAY DEMANDS FOR STRIKING SEAMEN MET   PORTS REMAIN TIED UP AS CIO CALLS WALKOUT

Rep. Latham Hits Surplus Wastes” In Pacific Area -   Quotes Servicemen That  Enormous Supplies Are Destroyed; Calls for Action

White Mob Roams Streets of Athens   State Patrolmen, Guard Unit Rush to Restore Order

MOB OF WHITE MEN MARCH ON ATHENS JAIL   Planned to Free Two Men Arrested for Slugging Negroes

PROPOSAL FOR TROOP CENSUS ALSO APPROVE!   Draw Up Program  Security Council ; For Disarmament

Council Told To Outline Arms Program   Will Determine information Needed On Troop Census

HAS NO AUTHORITY TO FREEZE RENTALS   Governor Sars He Cannot Comply With Request Of Bowles Io Rtakilivsen Bente

Youth Admits Third Murder Victim Picked   14-Year-Old Boy Charged With Two Slayings Planned To Drown Friend

Accused Lad Planned To Kill His Best Friend   Albert Jones, 14, Already Charged With Murder of Young Girl

GOP Hermit  Comes Home   Recluse From FDR Feud Back After Republican Landslide.

Howland Spencer Returns to Visit , US After GOP Election Landslide

‘Enemy. of F. R. Returns to U.S.   Wealthy American Drawn Home by Republican Victory

Jap Cabinet’ ls Completed   Conservatives : Dominate Group, Few Are Without Party °

General Talks With His Son Who Was Pilot Of Craft In Crash-Landing

DISASTER AVERTED IN CHICAGO HOTEL   Employes Confine Blaze t 14th Floor of Structure

Stabilizer Insists on. Controls   ‘Tells Congtess New Wage-Price Policy Can Stem Upssi

Sees Price Controls as StillNeeded   Claims Economic System Would Be Smashed If Controls Dropped

Bowles Attacks ‘NAM Onposition To Price Curbs   Defends OPA Against Charge That Policies Impede Production

Hoover Begins Food Survey; Reaches Paris   Former President Believes World Food Supply Much Less Than In 1919

Would Tighten Espionage Laws  Senate Group Will Ask New Measures

Moral Force Still Lives  In Germany   Smashing Victory Of Christian Social Union At Polls Is Triumph Over Evils Of Hitlerism, Suill Prev-

VICTORY OF CHRISTIAN SOCIAL PARTY IN GERMANY TRIUMPH OF RELIGION OVER NAZIS’ FI] TY

MANY EMPLOYES OF OPA TO CET NOTICES TODAY   However Thousands Of Workers Will Get Pay Checks Until Jan. 1

Nearly 10,000 OPA Workers Released   ‘Many’ Will Be Needed In Rent Program, Claim

10,000 WORKERS FOR OPA FIRED   Porter Promises 23,000 They Will Get Pay Checks Until January 1

‘Hughes, Fearing Death Near, Gives Dactor Dramatic Plane Crash Story

THINK HUGHES NEARER DEATH   Whispers To Physician Story Of Cause Of  ' Fierv Crash

HUGHES REVEALS CRACKUP REASON   Blames Propeller as Strenoth Weakens

Hughes Blames Plane Propellor   Flier Tells Doctor Wha Went Wrong; His Strength Ebbs

Airman Tells Dramatic Story  HOWARD HUGHES, NEAR DEATH, EXPLAINS PLANE CRASH CAUSE

Blames Defective Propeller; Condition of Wealthy Flyer, Oil Man and Movie Producer Takes Turn for Worse

Hughes Says Prop Caused Crash; Fight for Life Reported W eakenin:

HUGHES REVEALS CAUSE OF CRASH   REVERSAL OF PROP PITCH WAS REASON; CONDITION IS WORSE

Howard Hughes, His Fight to Live Weakening, Tells Cause of Crash

Condition of Hughes Turns for Worse; Gives Crash Cause  a. ee a.) a  n,n, Oe a, 1) Ped   Noted Flyer Has Been Told That He May Not Recover From Burts Recaived in Crash Sundov

Hughes, Near Death, Bares Story Of Faulty Propellor Causing Dive

Condition of Hughes ‘Turns for Worse:  Gives Crash Cause   Noted Flyer Has Been Told That He May Not Recover From Hurts Received in Crash Sunday

Hughes Tells Army Secret Of Accident   Famed Flier Says Propellor Caused Plane to Crash

HOWARD HUGHES WEAKENS   Tells His Doctor Why Experimental Plane Crashed

Hughes Takes Turn For Worse  Tells Army To Check Defective Propellor

HUGHES REVEALS CAUSE OF CRASH   Expecting To Die, Injured Millionaire Airman Whispers Details So Army Will Know What To Do.

Hughes, Facing Death, Gives Crash Data So ‘It Won’t Happen to Somebody Else’

Sinking Hughes Tells Of Crash   “Tell Army To Look In Wreckage, Find Rear Half Of Propeller,’ He Says

TELLS CRASH REASON    Howard Hughes Gives Account of Experimental Plane’s Failure

Hughes Takes Turn For Worse   Says Propeller Caused Crash; Asks Army  To Investigate

Report Hughes Losing Ground   Say Flyer Has Taken Turn for the Worse

wo ATOMIC GROUF TALKS ENERGY PLANS   Subcommittee Seeks To Formulate Work Plan

PROGRESS MADE AT-UN PARLEY   A-Bomb Control Group Said In Harmony

A-CONTROL PROBLEM TACKLED   Sub-Committee Pushed Ahead On Urgent Task

Jester's Lead In Saturday s Voting Climbs   State Convention On Sept. 10 Next  yo eg t~me Fvont

CANDIDATES NOW SEEKING NEEDED REST   State Convention Next Big Problem on Dem Political Schedule

Jester Carries All But Six Of 252 Counties in State   By MAX B. SKELTON Asseciated Pres« Staff

Jester's Lead In Saturday s Voting Climbs   State Convention On Sept. 10 Next

Messersmith Comes Home For Showdown   Argentine Ambassador at Washington Lauds American Diplomat

MEETING WITH BYRNES SLATED U.S. Envoy To Argentina Returns: Showdown Seen

Messersmith Is Back in U. S.  Ambassador to Hold Maaad (Rts. Resomas

AGE ARGENTINE FIXER RETURNS   American Ambassador to Seek Showdown With Byrnes, Is Report

Showdown Seems Certain On U. S. Argentine Policy   Ambassador Messersmith Back in United States for Conference With Byrnes in Effort to Get Latter to Abandon “Tough” Ways of Dealing With Peron — Diplomats Expect Secretary to Turn Down His Plea.

MESSERSMITH [S BACK FROM ARGENTINE   Ambassador Returns But Says He Has No Comment to Make

ARMED FORCES TO PARADE MIGHT  Army Day To Be Observed With Parades And Talks Over U. S.

Talk By Truman Army Day Feature   Nationwide Observance  Scheduled for Today

Greece Hits Back At Russia For Accusations Made Before Economic Commission Meeting

GREECE HITS ATS AT MOLOTOV   ;EK DELEGATE AT CONFER  CE ANSWERS RUSSIAN BY  CITING BULGARIA'S WAR RECORD

Meat Back In Butcher Shops But Housewives  Find Its Price Too High

MEAT PRICES TU LEVEL OFF SOON EXPERTS CLAIM   Most American Cities Have All The Beef They Need

Meat Returns to Many Dinner Tables But Many Find Prices Too High

Meat Coming Back But Price: Are Found Too High For Many      Expect That Beef Will Fal Within Income; More Meat Ts Dune

Finds Resistance to High Price of Meats Scattered   Supply Ils Now Adequate; Increased Consumer Racictanrea Saan

Cattle, Hogs Flood Midwest Markets: Choice Cuts Costly   Stockyard Pens Jammed, Prices — Continue Higher

SHOPS HAVE MEAT BUT IT COSTS   However, Experts Predict Prices Will Soon Level Off

Fol las ‘Memory  Meeting: Poor   Ickes Aide Does Not  Recall Whether Oil ~ Suit,- Fund Bene, Ware Linked

WITNESS CANNOT RECALL PAULEY'S TALK WITH ICKES   Abe Fortas, Third Man at Meeting, Unable to Corroborate or Deny Ex-Secretary’s Charges.   SEN. STEWART URGES APPOINTEE WITHDRAW   ‘Says Democratic Party Is Split Over Nomination— Bilbo Hopes Oil Man  Stands Pat. 

FAILS 10 LINK PAULEY TALKS   Fortas Unable ‘to Recall If Campaign Funds And Oil Were Mixed

PAULEY DEBATE DIVIDES PARTY   Undersecretary Of Navy Nominee Asked To Withdraw Name

Ickes Aide Declines to Link Oil Suit, Flartian Fund References of Pauley

Fortas Fails to Affirm or Deny Ickes’ Accusation   Former Interior Und: secretary Was Present at Meeting

ABE FORTAS IS UNGERTAIN ON INTERVIEW   Can Not Back Ickes In Conversation  With Edwin Pauley

Closing Of Mines More  ‘General    Additional Shut-downs  Reported In Kentucky And West Virginia gNv ixplanation Offered

56 Mines Reported Shut Down   Lewis Still Absent As Parley Continues In Washington.

Lewis Absent Again from Nevotiations   56 Mines Closed in Nation with 8,259 Miners Idle—Epidemic  Of Strikes Expected

GOVERNMENT KEEPS EYE ON COAL FIELDS   Sporadic Walkouts Lend Emphasis to Negotiations On New Contract Demands   LEWIS STILL MISSING

Mine Shutdown: ‘Spread As Talks  On Pact Continue   Government Reports 8,259 Idle in 56 Mines; Lewis Still Absent and Next Move Is Mystery; Owners Are Bystanders

More Mine Workers Join in Walkout   “Lewis Again Absent as Wage Parley Resumes

Lewis Himself Was Absent Again Today as Talks on New Wage Contracts Were Being Conducted.

Education Program Under G. I. Bill May Lead To Free College Schooling For Worthy Youth

Allowances Veterans Not Seeking Jobs   ps Mast Do More Thar register for Work

"PROPOSAL TO EXTEND OWNER SHIP HY GOVERNMENT AND  _ CONSCRIPTION PLAN  FACING TEST

Cardinals. Dodgers Both Win   Cardinals Defeat the Giants 10-2 2.5 the Dodgers Stop the Cubs by 4-2 Score

CLEVELANDER SEEKS DIVORCE FROM POLISH GIRL if MET AT BUCHENWALD DUR-

Break With Spain _ May Be Avoided   Big UN Powers Seek Com promise Acreement

U. S., BRITAIN DELAY ACTION   Means Sought To Avoid Open Break With Spain Without Blocking Measures

German Woman Who Was Paid Million Ts Held as Witness   Received Huge Sum from Hitler for Identification Leading to Arrest

STASSEN KEEPS SELF AVAILABLE FOR 1948 RAGE   Backs Minnesota’s Governot Thye for U. S. Senate in Radio Address   PLANS TO TOUR NATION   Period Will Provide Former Governor Opportunity to Work for Presidency

Stassen To Back Thye For Senate ‘In 1946 Ballot   Will Not Run For Post Himself; Hopes To Aid UNO Work

STATE PITS TO BE PROTECTED   Oklahoma Coal Miners Will Be Under Federal Guerd, Administrator Says

Indo-China Fight Continues Spreac  State Of Siege At Saigon Imposed

Colonial Revolt Against French Spreads To South   State Of Siege Imposed At Saigon, Capital Of Cochin China; 24 Civilians Killed As Viet Namese Raid Highways

REVOLT SPREADS AGAINST FRENCH   Both Sides Standing Firm In Nine-Day IndoChina Fight

6th Anniversary Battle of Britain   Glstening “Byes Watched a Mass Fly of 300 R. A. F. Fighter Planes.

MOSLEMS STICK TO DEMAND  FOR OWN STATE IN INDIA       INDIA INDEPENDENCE ACTION BEING BLOCKED AND FRESH RIOTING 158 REPORTED

Four Spirited Races Develop in Arizona Primary Election Campaign

Spirited Races Mark Campaign   Voters Preparing For Primary Election In Another Week

Wartime Shipbuilding Profits And Peacetime Sale Of Radar, Radios, Gadgets Probe Starts

Congress Probe: Profits On Ships  Kaiser Eager To State Case For Shipbuilders

Kaiser to Testify   House Body Would Determine If Shin Needs Led To Profiteerina

SOLONS BACK FOR THEIR NEW SESSION   Much Work Is Ahead, Relations With the White House Are Strained and Lawmakers Feel Concern of the Public.

Congress Starts — Ne ew Meacian With ‘Much Work Ahead           Demobilization and Industrial Strife to Claim Attention.

CONGRESS, BACK, VIEWS STRIKES   Labor Troubles Again Spui Agitation for Restrictive Legislation

Election Year Session Finds _ Congress ‘On The Spot’ With A Mountain Of Work Ahead   Labor, Demobilization Holds Top Attention; Capitol-White House Relations Strained

Coming Election Is Likely to Blur Vision of Solons  Mountainous Task Ahead as Session ‘Is Resumed Today

Solons Back With Eyes or Vote in Fall   Mountain. of Work Ahead— White House Ties Strained

Nation’s Lawmakers Back in Washington for Momentous Term   Election Year Session Finds White House Capitol Hill Split

Congress, Put On the Spot, Back at Work   Second Session Opens With Score of Major Issues Up for Decision

Congress Is ‘On The Spot’ As 79th Session Reopens   Rift Between Truman, Solons Widen; Eyes Of Voters Are Fixed On Legislature

Labor Strife, Demobilizatior Head Docket Of Congress   Solons Are Listening For Citizens Demands

Congress Back For Election Year Session   Demobilization, Labor Strife High On List For Inves e e x Penalian   TO TEST TRUMAN PLEA

Business Is Piled Up For  New Session   Congress Returns Today and Members Will Move Cautiously With Elections Due in November.

Legislators Are ‘on Spot’ * in’ First’ -Peacetime Session Since Vear 1941

Congress Back With Labor Strife Demobilization High On Its Docket   Congress Somewhat On Spot With Mountain Of Work Ahead, White House Relations Strained.

Viany Problems To Face New Congress Session   SOLONS RETURN TODAY AFTER HOLIDAY RECESS

Congress Back, Faces Big Task   Legislation Will Be Keyed To Politics

Congress Finds Big Job Ahead On Capitol Hill   Republicans Would Break Decade And A Haif Of Democratic Supremacy

CONGRESS VIEWS CALENDAR WITH EYES ON VOTERS   LAWMAKERS RETURN TO SUCH PROBLEMS AS LABOR, DEMOB

Congress Returns For New Session   First Full Peacetime Convening Since 1941  Finds *““Work Ahead”

Few Hurt In RR Mishap   Passenger Train and Freight Hit Headon Near Raleigh, N. C.

Premature Explosion Of Photographic Flash Boml Startles Task Force In Rehearsal Off Bikini

FLASH BOMB EXPLOSION SCARES NAVY   Crossroads Task Force Startled By Early Explosion

Explosion Of Bomb Reveals Army Secrets   PREMATURE BLAST AT SCENE BARES NEW PLANS

International Food Plan Is Proposed   World Situation Likely to Remain Critical

4-Year Famine  Is Predicted   U.N. Official Proposes Ficht Be Planned Now

May Confer on Russian Spying   Agents May Still Be Operating in Canada, Report Says

‘Canada Says Red Spies Fly Samples of U-235 to Russia (Nations with A-Secrets May Confer

Spy Report From Cunada May Brine 3-Nation Confab   Soviet Agents Who Flew Uranium Sample To Russia May Still Be Operating

SOVIET ATOM ACTIVITY STIRS TRIO OF ALLIES   Canadian Report Points Tt Possible Talks In Try To Safeguard Secrets

CANADA, BRITAIN, U.S. MAY CONFER ON SOVIET SPYING   Royal Commission Charges ‘Reds Operated Through Cttawa Embassy

Report Red Spies Get Uranium ©   3 Powers May Confer After Canada Report

3 Nations May Confer On Red Spy Activities   Possibility Arises After Ca: nada’s Report Ov Operations Soviet Agents Within Dominion

Charge Reds Get Samples  Of Uranium  Canadian Report Tells Of Espionage

Britain, Canada, U. S. May Confer On Activities   Official Canadian Report Says Russian Agents Have Fiown Uranium 235 To Moscow

Spies Get U-235 Into Russia ..  Three Nations May Confer On Soviet Espionage Racket

Russian Spies Said Active In Canada   Uranium 235 Flown To Soviet Union, . It Is Claimed

Three Nations ‘May Confer On Russian Spying   Canadian Report Hints Soviet Agents Can Be At Work Again.

CANUCKS SAY REDS OBTAIN A-BOMB DATA   Report Claims U-235 Sample Given Soviet Agent by Scientist

Nations May Discuss Spy Activities   Samples of Uranium Were Flown to Russia, Says Report From Canada

Soviet Spy Ring Worries Holders Of AtomSecref   Canadian Report Says Reds Took Uranium, Stole Other Secrets

Three Nations May Hold Conference OnRedSpyActions   Canadians Say Russians Might Still Be Working in Canada; Samples Flown to Moscow

Three Nations Likely To Talk  Soviet Spying   Widespread Activity Revealed In Report

Canada Reveal: Russian Spy Ring Activity   - Report Shows Net Spread To U.S. Britain

Charges Russian Spies Sought Data On Our Defenses   Soviet Agents, Who Still May Be In Canada, Obtained Uranium Samples

Spy Ring's Atom Hunt Revealed   Soviet “Super Agent” in U. §., Canadian Report Discloses

Canadians Charge Soviets Sought U. S. Post-War Defenses, Got U-235 Samples

Three Nations Holding . Atom:Bomb:Secrets May Confer On Russ Spying

Russians  Quit’ Canada   Two Other U. S. Men Stil Missing In Soviet Zone of Germany

Three Nations May Talk Soviet Spying   Russian Agents Flew Uranium Samples From Canada to Home

CANADA MAKES PUBLIC REPORT ON RUSSIA'S SPY ACTIVITY   Says Soviets  Had Interest In Post-War Defenses Of Three Nations

Soviet Spies Got Atom Material, Canada Charges   Russian Also Sought Data on American Post-War Defenses

Royal Commission Charges Reds Obtain Samples of Uranium 235; Seeking Defense Secrets of U. §

Reported Headed for Moscow   Conference Looms Between Canada. U.S. On Red Espionaas.

Reveal Russian AgentsSent Uranium 235 Samplesto USSR   Expect Britain, Canada, U.S. Conference on Red Spy Activities

Canadians Say Russia Given  U-235 Sample   Three Nations in on Atomic Secrets May Confer on Russian Spying Activities

Atom Leak . In Ganada RaunMed May Call Parley To ' Plug Line To Russia

Two Members of Russian Embassy Leave Ottawa   Pair Accused of Directing Soviet Soy Operations

Reds Sought Data On. Post -War Defenses Of  U.S.. Canada. Britain

Three Nations Holding Atomie Bomb Secret May Confer On Spy Activities Of Soviet Agents

SELL PROPERTIES IN BENSALEM, BRISTOL   Number of Transfers Listed By Recorder of Deeds, Doylestown  SOME PRICES GIVEN

TWO PROPERTIES AT LANGHORNE ARE SOLD   Tracts Transferred By Flora VanOrden; Prices $4400 and $1000   OTHER TRANSFERS

Success Of Drive Due To Work Of Chairman Howard B. Richards And  ~~. 14. fare me ee

$89 012 Reported As Drive Passes  Quota OF $88 800   Final Total Expected To Add Considerable To That Already Reported   CHURCH COLLECTIONS NOT TABULATED YET

Hatch Enlists Bill Backing To Give House 4-Year Terms   Solon Says Measure Mimimizes Chances Of Divided Control

Says He Has Support Of Several Colleagues....  Hatch Backs Amendments For 4- Year House Term:

Hatch Would Double Length (f House Term   Enlists Backing Of Colleagues To Set Term At 4 Instead Of 2 Years

Ver Terms For  House Members   Enlisting Support for Projected Constitutional Amendment. ae

Hatch Seeking To Have House Terms 4 Years   Senator Asks Support In Plan to Extend Period and Will Intraduce Bill ln January

Hatch Seeks Support for Plan to Give House Members Four- Year Terms To Minimize Division of Responsibility

U, M.W. Claims Press Unfair To J. L. Lewis   Low Wheat Stocks Threaten New Bread Cut

Cut in Bread Supplies or Wheat Reserves Appears Only Way Gdvernment Can Send to Hungry Foreign Areas Grain It Has Promised—Secretary Anderson Urges People to Con serve in Effort to Meet Export Goals.

New Bread Cut  Is in Prospect      Stocks of Wheat in U.S. Under Year Ago

Churchill In New York City   Speaks Tonight At Official City Reception at  Waldorf-Astoria

Churchill Cheered by New Yorker:   Crowds Line Rain Swept Streets as British War Leader Arrives; Will Broadcast Tonight

One Man Dies In Gun Battle With Officers   ‘Slain Man Discovered Attempt to Loot Bank At Glencoe; Companions Make Their Escape

9 INCHES OF RAIN FELL IN ST. LOUIS IN FIFTEEN HOURS   Two Youths Were Reported Drowned and Hundreds Made Homeless.   THREE DAYS OF RAIN   All Records In the 109-Year History of the Weather Bureau, Broken.

TWO YOUTHS DROWNED   St. Louis Has Third Consecutive Day of Heavy Rain

HEAVY STORMS CAUSE BIG LOSS   2 Boys Reported Drowned In St. Louis Area

Byrd, Purged By C10, Seeks Renomination   Champion of Economy Accepts Challenge in Virginia

DEATH OF ILL-MAN-IN. CELL _LEADS TO POLICEMEN —.._. BEING__ORDERED_TO_._ HEARING

TWO OFFICERS — — FIGHT CHARGE   Two POLICEMEN’ .AT COLUM] BUS GET LIGHT PUNISHMENT AND OTHERS SUSPENDED FOLLOWING HEARING

Fate Of WSB Discussed At White House   Members Want Quick Decision On Status

WSB Members  Advise Trumar On Decontrol  Immediate Decision on Future of Board Asked bv Chairman

Wind, Rain, Snow Lash  California   Sixty-Two Children Evacuated From Long Beach Trailer Camp

U.S.-BRITAIN GIVEN DELAY IN FRANCO DEBATE   Two Governments Aver Decision Has Not Been Reached

Group Yields to British, U. S. Petition   Russian Delegate Is Silent During Session

SPANISH ISSUE DEBATED INU N   Franco Regime Brandec Potential Threat To World Peace

J. 9. and Britail bain Delay on Franco Debate  Security Council Sets Tuesday for Break Argument

U. N. Council Delays Debate — OnSpain Issue   U. S., Beitish Ask Mor Time-to Study Break With Cen Feanca

DELAY DEBATE ON PROPOSED FRANCO BREAK   U. S., Britain Request Postponement For Further Study

Council Delays Discussion Of Franco Break   Yields To Request Of United States And Great Britain

UN Postpones Its Debate on Spanish Issue   U. S. and Britain Ask Time to Decide Their Positions: Council Adiourns Till Tuesda

SENATE FAVORS OPA ONE-YEAR PRICE CONTROL   Committee Approves Measure by Vote of 12 to 5

Senate Leaders Opine Measure. To Be Accentec   Barkley Hopes to. Press Proposal in Capital Today

Special Session Called By Warren to Enact ~ Rent Control Measure

Warren Calls Special Session of State Legislature to Enact Rent Control! Law

THIRD VISIT ——0E EMPEROR   HIROHITO AGAIN GOES TO  ‘MAC ARTHUR'S OFFICE TO  _ CONFER WITH OCCUPA-—— TION COMMANDER

Manila Gls Demand — ‘Ouick Action   Troops Protesting Demobilization Slowdowns Await Arrival of Patterson, Congres sinnal Cammittacmen .

CABLE OFFICES FLOODED WITH G. . PROTESTS   Soldiers In Pacific Area Await Arrival of Sec. of War Patterson and Committeemen   PRESIDENT IS SILENT

Thousands Of Soldiers Flood Telegraph Offices With Messages To Congressmen

2 BRISTOL MEN ARE STATIONED IN HAWAII   Alfred J. Magro Advanced in Rating; Benj. Zucker Also at Ford Island

18 Nations Sart Dividing Reparations   Russia Gets Half of Equipment; Division May Require Two or Three Years To Finish Job

— OTHMAN—  Oh, to Go Back to 1892!!  These Atom Age   These Atom Age Inventions Make Life Very Tough

Enigineers Say Order Will Prevent Any New Floed Control Projects

Newton County Milk Strike Slated Tuesday   2,500 Dairy Farmers Joining: Protest on Existing Milk Prices

Departure Coincides With! Opening Today in Syria of Extraordinary Session of Arab League

SEEKS AVERT SHIP STRIKE   Maritime Union Chiefs Baik At Compromise Offer

Hope Rises for Averting Ship Strike   Only Minor Details Still Unsettled, CIO Head Says   (See Walter Winchell’s Column on Page 6)

Murray in Final Effort to Check Maritime Strike   CIO Leader Stakes Own Prestige in Last-Ditch Attempt Today   BRIDGES AND CURRAN MUST BE CONVINCED   Both ‘Leaders’ Balk at.Some ‘Features of Government’s Proposal -

MINOR DETAILS OF AGREEMENT TO BE SETTLED   CIO Leader Murray Participates in Conferences

Temperatures   Maritime Strike Settlement Seen  Before Deadline   Conferences Today Leave Only ‘Technical Differences,’ Mediators Say; Friday at Midnicht: Is Schduled Time of Walkout

lran Faces New Crisis: Tribesmen Hint at Uprising   Send Strong Protest to Iran Protesting Against Their Government

War-Heeling Organization, Says UNRRA Director in Fiery  ‘Press Statement

Employer Resistance Is . Crumbling, Union Boss Declares, as Others Sign

LA GUARDIA THREATENS TC QUIT POST   lf Congress Fails “To Appropriate Funds For UNRRA

Pastor Raps Navy Admirals for Photo With Atom Bomb Cake at Washinaton Fete

Pastor Blows Up; Tells Congregation He Would 'Damn to Hell’ A-Admirals

™ Atomic Cake" Picture Arouses Clergyman’s Ire   ‘Utterly Loathsome,’ Washington Pastor Tells Congregation

RIOTOUS BALKANS REAL UNO TEST.   Week-End Recess Postpones Action on Issue in Greece

Texas Seamen Stade Revolt   State’s Ports Quiet As MEBA Leaders Protest New Agreements

PRE Rare eke EE ,  Texas Ports Still Idle; Gulf Unions  Amanat Aoresmen

Striking Texas Seamen Protest New Agreement   Houston Local Leading Fight Against Union’s National Agreement

36th Head Says Army Controlled By ‘Classmates’   Texas Division Vets Open Fight Against omotion for Clark

Senate Body Hears Gen. Clark Chargec With Unfitness  Texas Division Vets Protest Promotion Nomination by Trumar

Rich California Gold Vein Found; Stampede of ’49 Relived in West

'24 ARE ACCUSED  IN BANKING BRIBE   Prominent Michigan Residents : Named in Charges

‘SEED STRIKE’ . 1S PROPOSED   FARMER - GROUP--THREATENS TO STOP PRODUCTION UNLESS OPA AND AAA “ARE DROFPED

Woman Is Shot Down In Times Square Subway   Person Doing Shooting Says She Thought She Was Pulling Camera Trigger

Refinery Left In Ruins As $200,000 Fire And Blast Kills 3 Workers

oe “op REFINERY. FIRE—.  Three, Dead InF indlay Blaze; $200,000 Loss

Veteran Neapolitar Statesman Elected. ltalian Leader   _DeNicola, Ex-Newsman, Polled 396 Votes in Constituent Assembly

NCDLA IS IALY'S FIRST PRESIDENT   Veteran Neopolitan Statesa 4o-Fhree-Laroest~ Parties -

Italy’s 3 Major Parties Agree On First President      Enrico de Nicola Accepted as Compromise.

Naples Statesman Is President Of ltaly      Enrico De Nicola Elected President of the New Italian Republic

Plymouth County REA Shows Big Increase In 1945  _ Power For Every » ~~ Farmer Promised  ' By End of 1949

Plymouth County REA Shows Big  Increase In 1945  Power For Every Farmer Promised By End of 1949

MR. TRUMAN MAY SPEAK IN ST. LOUIS   President Leaves for Missour: Today

Escaped Convict Shot, Captured  One of Four Who Fled Prison Still at Large

MEAD GROUP TURNS TO PEARL HARBOR   TO PROBE PREWAR DEFENSE CONSTRUCTION UNDER COLONEL WYMAN.

BIDS DOUBLE APPROPRIATION   Reams May Readvertise for Construction Bids

Constitutional Amendments Pas:   Although Light Vote Wos Cast in Texas State Continues Democratic Majority

BLAMES WAR DEPT FOR LOOPHOLES IN MATERIAL CONTRACTS   Accounting Offices Appears Before Probe Committee

SETTLEMENT OF PROBLEMS SEEN Soviets Have Hopes For Peace With Rest Of World, Is Claim

WANT PEACE   Elliott Roosevelt, On Tour There, Finds _ Friendshin

Savs Soviets Have a Strong Peace Desire   Son of the Late President Gets Views on Trip

A Southern Bloc Broken   Defeat of Slaughter Means Group Will No Longer Control Power ful Rules Committee

TRUMAN GAINS IN ‘VOTE PULL’   Congressmen Say Victory in Missouri Gives President Greater Prestige

Slaughter Defeat In Missouri May Aid Rules Group  Chance for Progress No Matter Which Party May Be Victor

Slaughter Defeat Is Victory For Administration  GOP Member Sees Rule Group Aided

Sees Defeat Of Slaughter Help To Rules Group   Victory Of ‘Truman’s , Feather In Administration’s Can

See Defeat Of Slaughter As Important   Southerners Will  jy. TFT... py gg lg   Southerners Will No Longer Control Rules Committee

Republicans Agree Truman Gets Victory   Slaughter’s Defeat Prize For President

Slaughter Loss Aid to Democrats   Removal Breaks Up Southern Bloe Which  Opposed Legislation

SAY GROUP CAN NOW FUNCTION      Ouster Marked Up As Feather In Truman’s Cap

House Rules  Group Changed   Defeat Of Slaughter Breaks Up Southern Democrat Bloc

Administration Gains Victory   Slaughter’s Defeat Important Advance

SLAUGHTER’S LOSS IN MISSOURI HELD  'POLFTICAL VICTORY   Feather in Cap for Administra. tion and May Change Important Committee

Slaughter's Defeat Viewed A: ‘Feather in Cap’ of Truman   G.O.P, and Dem Leader Say Rules Hold Strengthened

Slaughter Defeat Called ‘Feather’ in Administration Cap   Missourian’s Defeat May.Help Rules Group 1f Demos Keep Control

Key Members Of Rules Body Say Slaughter Defeat Is Aid   Proper Functioning Of Group Foreseen By Leader Of GOP

Defeat of Slaughter Is Important Victory for Administration Forces

Defeat of Slaughter Is Feather in -Administration’s Cap, Many Concede

See Slaughter’s S Defeat As Boon To President   His Replacement Ox House - Rules’ Committee May Break Control By  ‘Southerners

Slaughter’s Loss Takes Rules Group From South's Grip      Powerful Committee may Now Be Able To Send Administration Measures to Floor.

Slaughter’ s Loss — Takes Rules Grouy From South’s Grip   Powerful C Committee may - Now Be Able: To Send Administration Measures to Floor. rs

Members cf House Rules Committee Say Slaughter’s Defeat Break for Truman

NEW DEAL HAILS MISSOURI PURGE   SLAUGHTER’S DEFEAT SEEN AS FEATHER IN ADMINISTRATION CAP

U.S. Officials Are Concerned Over Greek Outlook  Washington May Renev Proposal For U. N. Council Investigation

Concern Over Greek Trouble Grows In U.S.   Officials Take Serious View Of Warfare Reports

U. §. Worried Over Outbreak In Greece   Americans’ Take Serious View of Reports of Warfare

BEING PERFECTED   Rocket - Equipped Jumping Tank” tatest-Army-—  Eyneriment

Strike Plans Are Sent Out To Each Port   Workers Are Ready To Walk Out Saturday

Maritime Unions Reject Proposal For ‘Ending Of Dispute   Union Says Government Plan Of Settlement Is Impractical And Issues Detailed Instructions For Walkout.

DEADLOCK IN MARITIME NEGOTIATIONS   Chills Hopes Fer Averting Strike Friday Night

NM PROCEEDS  WITH DETALLS FOR WALKOUT   Union, Key to Negotiations, Rejects Government Settlement Offer   Six Other Seamen Groups to Follow Lead of Curran’s Men

SHIPPING STRIKE NEARER AS NMU SNUBS U.S. PLAN   Talks Deadlocked, . Six Unions Issue - Strike Instructions

Union Turns Down Plan of  Government   Orders Go Out To Begin Seamen’s Strike Friday Night

SEAMEN PLAN T0 STRIKE FRIDAY   New Deadlock In Talks Dims Hopes For Averting Union Walkout

Probable as U.S. Proposal Fails   CIO Rejects Government Recommendation, Prepares for Walkout   AFL CHARGES NMU 1S COMMUNIST RULED   Million Dollar Strike Fund Set Up as Negotiations Centinue

BOARD OF REGENTS ASSAILED Faculty Resignations At Texas Again Puts Spotlight On Case

Family Shooting Kills Three In Mysterious Texas Traaedy   Second TU Professor Resigns Citing ‘Rule or Ruin’ Policy

TEACHERS WAIT PROPOSAL REPLY   New Threat of Walkout in Minneapolis Seen

Senate Gives Okay lo New Program   Most Items To Have June 30 Price Levels Restored: Exceptions Made

SENATE PASSED OPA BILL EARLY THIS MORNING   President Is Expected To Sign Measure Some time Today   RENT CONTROL GOES BACK TO JUNE 30

Quick Approval Is Expected As Bill  Reaches President   Measure Would Continue OPA for Year; Set Up Three-Man Control Board to Pass On  Specific Decontrols; Restore Rents

Legislation Delivered  To Truman   President: Expected To Re-Creale Price Control Laws Foday

Truman Expected To Sign Revival Measure Today   Most Ceilings in Effect June 30 Will Be Restored

Senate Sends OPA Revival To President   Officials Are Ready To-Restore Ceilings In Effect: on June 30

Senators Knowland And Pepper Try To Determine Who’s To Blame For opa’s Death.

LEGISLATION MAY BECOME LAW TODA)   Measure Sent to White  4 House and Truman Is Expected to Sign It Without Delay.   UPPER BRANCH ACTS AT NIGHT SESSION   Rent and Price Ceilings in Effect June 30 to Be Restored Except on Items Exempt.

New OPA Bill Is Passed; Sent To President   Truman Expected to Sign Measure Today—Rent an Some Price Ceilings Automatically Revert to June 320 Levelc

IT BECOMES LAW  UPON SICNATURE      Approval Voted After Midnight Due  To Broadsides Hurled By ° Of Draft

Senate Passes OPA Measure And Sends It. To President   Ceilings To Go Back On Most Items, Including Rent, When Tt [cs Sioned

OPA Revival Bill Passed By Senate  Measure Goes to President With Okav Forecast

Vote 33f0 26 for Passage Early = Today After Long Debate; Affixing Of Signature to Restore Price Lids   Prices in Effect June 30 to Prevail; Control by Agency Restricted but Will Continue for Year; Meat, Dairy Products Exempt

Senate Passes OPA; Truman To Sign Bill Today   Compromise Measure Will Be Made Law Upon President’s Signature; Chief Executive  To Address Legislators Thursday

Agency Is Set To Roll Back Many Prices   President to Ask  Additional Funds to Operate It; Steelman May Succeed Bowles

TIRED SENATE PASSES PRICE CONTROL BIL!   LEVELS IN’ EFFECT JUNE 30 TO BE REVIVED

Congressional Leaders Indicate Truman Will Sign Modified Measure When Presented to Him

Taxi Driver Is Detained   Suspect In Slaying — Of Betty J. Kennedy

U.S. MOVES FOR PROBE OF GREECE   Wants UN to Find Reason for Quarrels  With Her Neighbors

Britain Expected to Back Plan; Gromyko Wins Additional ,fime To Study Baruch’s Atomic Plan

Plan Probe Of Friction In Balkans   <yN Moves to Investigate Charges by Greece, Yugo slavia and Bulgaria

Vill Request U.N. Mission  On Friction   Probe Body Would Include Big 5, Poland and Brazil

Nylons Figure In Trading For Grain  Combat Ceiling Prices With Barter

Amnesty Grantec To ‘Little Nazis’   Sweeping Christmas Order By McNarney Sets 800,000 Free From‘Surveillance; Leaders In Movement To Be Sought Out and Punished

ANINESTY GIVEN 600,000 NAZI   Decree in American Zone o Germany Applies to Minor Offenders _

AMNESTY IS GRANTED 10 MANY NAZIS   McNarney Gives Clean Bill to 800,000 Germans

Amnesty Granted 800,090 Nazis As Christmas Gift   Lesser Party Leaders Are Given Clean Bill of Health By McNarney

800,000 Cleansed Of Nazism Taint      Mass Clemency Proclaimed in Christmas Message by Genera] Joseph T, MeNarney © 'o Germans in U. & Zone

Gen. McNarney Announces Sweeping Christmas Amnesty For 800.000 “Little Nazis”

Gen. MeNarncy Extends Christmas: Amnesty to 800,000 ‘Little Nazis*

Sweeping Order Read By WNarney   One Third Of Germans In U.S Zone Affected

‘Stimson’s Diary Gives Inside Picture of America Pr eparing  for War, Aiding Other Nations

Ruins Are Combed in Search for  Additional Victims   Disastrous Blaze Is Believed to Have Been Caused by Explosion of Gasoline Stove

Petroleum Is Exempted From Price Controt   Grain Controls Stay but Milk and Dairy Products Eliminated

Administration Wins Par. tial Victory; Measure Inviting Veto   :XEMPTION FOR OIL ONLY CONDITIONAL

Price Controls On All Grains Are Retained   Milk, Dairy Products Exempt from Lids;  Veto Invitation Tied To OPA Revival Bill

OTHER ITEMS RULED OUT BY SENATE VOTE   Legislators Continue To Drape OPA Bill With Decontrols

OPA FORCES WIN INITIAL VICTORY IN PRICE BATTLE   Grain Amendment Offered by Senator Reed of Kansas Loses by a Vote of 40 to 32.  te   DECONTROL LIST MOUNTS RAPIDLY   Barkley Declines to Express An Opinion As to Whether Truman Will Veto New Bill.

House Set For     va The Recor rd      Election Politics: Chi  as Solons Prep “Act On Bill Emase ed By. Vaice Vote.

House Members Seeking Vote On New Draft Bill   Roll Call May Be Forced; Extension Of Law Sought; Pay May Be Raised

FINAL ACTIC EXPECTED ON DRAFT TODAY   Ponder Roll Call Vote On Whittled Down Extension Bill

Inductions Will Not Be Permitted Prior to Oct. 15: Teen-Agers Barred

House Asks  Recorded Vote   No Roll Call As Extension Bil With Amendments Put Into Shape.

Cry ‘Politics’ With New Restrictions On Selective Service   Solons Avert Roll Call on ‘Touchy’ Issue; Would Ban Drafting Teen-Agers, Declare ‘Holiday’

Hfouse Set For On The Record  Vote On Dratt   ere wee ae ee oe  Election Politics Charged as Solons Prepare To Act On Bill Emasculatcd By Voice Vote.

House Votes Its Approval of Draft Extension  Measure Prohibits An inductions Before

INDUCTIONS PROHIBITED WHILE DRAFT EXTENDED   House Passes Draft Legislation As Committee Conference Looms

House 0.K. To Draft Extension   Legtslation Is for Nine-Month Period--Prohibits Inductions Before October 15

FROM CRIES OF ‘POLITICS’   Members Recover From Case Of Rolf Call Fright

Roll Call Vote Due On Draft Extender   ‘Holiday’ Amendment Draws Shouts Of Politics During House Debate

DRAFT LAW WAS PASSED BY THE  HOUSE TODAY   It Was Extended From May 15 to Next February 15.   THE VOTE 290 TO 108   Prohibits Induction of Any 18 or 19 Year Old Youths.

Bill Is Passed   Inductions Banned Under Extension Plan; Final Vote 290 To 108

Draft Extension Is Approved By House   Ban On Induction Of Teen-Age Men And Five-Month “Holiday” Being Provided

Measure Would Extend Draft Law-to Feb. 15 But Prohibit Any Inductions Before Oct. 15: Lesislation Now Goes to Senate

—DRAFT—  Recorded Vote Due On Draft   Inductions Cut By Amendments

House Seeks Recording Ballot Upon Draft Plan   Action Is Expected Today On Measure

Draft Extension Passes House, Sent To Senate   Prohibits Induction Before October 15; Bans Army Service  For Youths Of 18, 1S

BILL CONTAINS TEEN-AGE BAN AND ‘HOLIDAY’   Prohibits Inductions Before Oct. 15; Final Vote 290-108

House To Recorc Vote On Final Draft Passage   Five-Month Holiday, 20-Age Limit Pass Without Roll Calls

House Votes For Extension  Of Draft Act   Provides For Induction Holiday Until Oct. 15; Teen-Agers Banned

Final Form fo Be Seftled by House, Senate Conference   House Demo Whip Favors Veto If Senate Passes Measure as House Wrote It

House Ready For Recorded Vote on Draft   Still Smarting From Saturday Debate, Will Act on Pared Down Draft Extension Bill

Measure Sent To Senate On Roll Call Also Bans Teen-Agers   Action To Extend Act Until Feb. 15   Legislation Restricts Serv: ice Of Inductees To 18 Months

Draft Curb Vote Expected Today   House, Recovered From Roll Call Fright, Ready te Ballot on Extension Measure

‘Clamor For Recorded Vote .... a  House Recovers From Its Roll Call Fright On The Draft Extension Issue

FOR RECORDED VOTE ON DRAFT   Final Approval of Whittled Down Extension Expected Today

House Votes Its Approval of Draft Extension   Measure Prohibits An Inductions Before Oct. 15 as It Stands

Vacations on Inductions  Is Included   Veasure Provides Holiday On All Inductions to October 15 and Extends Proveram to February 15

Draft Holiday Plan Wins  OY .f Ul  UK QF FOUSE   taduction of Teen-Age Youths Also Banned Under New Measure

Final Action Taken By Lower House On Bill To Halt Inductions Until October 15

BILL PROVIDES 9 MONTHS HOLIDAY, BANS TEEN-AGERS   MEASURE GOES TO SENATE; MAY BE CHANGED AGAIN

House Passes Pared-Dow1 Draft Extension Bill And Sends It To Senate

Measure Prohibits Any Inductions Before October 15: Now up to Senate

LAW IS EXTENDED 10 FEB, 15 BY HOUSE; UP TO SENATE. NOW  ROLL CALL TAKEN AS LEGISLATORS CUT OFF CALLS FOR 5 MONTHS

MEASURE BANS INDUCTION OF TEEN-AGE BOYS   Suspends All Inductions Until Oct. 15; Limits Size af Armed Forces

'FIVE-MONTH HOL IDAY IS LEFT IN BILL   Service Limited To 18 Months; Induction Of 18-Year-Olds Banned

ASK ROLL CALL BALLOT ON MEASURE   Would Ban Induction Of All Teen-Agers   DRAFT “HOLIDAY”   Between May 15, Oct. 15 Also Included In Bill Approved By House

PEACE FEELER SENT 10 HESS   Hitler Papers ‘Assert Note Conveyed by “Important English Circles”

Brought Hess To England on Vain Mission   Deputy Fuehrer Working In 1940 to Establish Secret Contacts

: Hitler's Secret Papers Reveal New Plot : British "Peace Bid" Claimed Sent Hess.

Hitler Papers “Tell Story Of  Peace Feelers   Reveal Hess Working Secretly As Early As Fall Of 1940.

EARLY PEACE FEELERS ARE DISCLOSED   Papers of Adolf Hitler Disclose Incident of ‘40

Hess Pressed Peace Feeler   Began Early In *40 To Contact British

Hitler Aware Of Hess’ Deal   Fuchrer’s Papers Detail Fall Report

Peace Feelers of Britons Reported TT, Hitler After Hess Flew to England

Fiess Early Sought Peace With Britain   Confidential Papers Of Hitler Reveal Deputy Fuehrer As Early As Fall Of 1940 Sought To Contact Englishmen To End War

‘Important English Circles’ Sought Peace With Reich, Hitler's Papers Reveal

Hess Sought End To War In 1940, Papers Indicate   Hitler's Confidential Files Are Bared

Revelations From Hitler’s Papers. ... .   Hess Worked On Peace Secretly Early As 1940

British Circles  Sent Peace Feelers to Nazis Hitler’s Papers  OAT aera AMfenes

Brought Hess To England on !Vain Mission   Deputy Fuehrer Working In 1940 to Establish Secret Contacts  RY DANITY nr raeoCer

PEACE FEELERS SENT TO HESS   Titled Britons Sought Rapproachment, Hitler Papers Reveal

Hitler Papers Show Hess In 1940 Was Working For End of War With British

Hitler Papers Reveal Hess Working Secretly on English Peace in 1940

Hitler Papers Throw New Light On Peace Feelers Which Brought Hess To England   Was Working Secretly To Make Contact With Englishmen To End The War

British Circles Sent Peace Feelers to Nazis  Hitler’s Papers Name Many Eminent Britons

HITLER PAPERS DISCLOSE HESS’ PEACE EFFORTS   DEPUTY FUEHRER RECEIVED FEELER FROM BRITAIN

Hitler’s Secret Papers Reveal New Plot — e s ial e British "Peace Bid” Claimed Sent Hess

HESS ACTIVITY 1$ REPORTED   Worked Secretly to Make Contacts With ‘Reason** “able Englishman.’

Confidential Papers Reveal Hess Was Active For Peace Contacts As Early As 1940

Confidential Papers Of Hitler Throw New Light » On Peace Feeler Which Hess Brought To England   First Bid

Hess Started Early to End Hitler War   Worked Secretly te Get Contacts, Papers Reveal

Hitler Papers Throw Light on Peace Feelers Which Sent Hess to Britair

Hitler's Pavers Claim British Peace Feeler’   Hess’s Flight in 194] Followed Overtures Says Adviser’s Letter

‘Hess Had Been Working For Months To Send British “Peace Feelers”

Cross Dies In Chair At 7:43 Today   Negro Expiates Murder Of Johnson

Demos Term Republican Pledge To Turn Government  Back To People ‘Foolery’

Waste, Graft Hit by G.0.P   Martin’s Barb Draws QOnick Democrat Cry

: ‘Political Fur Is Flying Thick And Fast... .  Democrats Attack GOP Pledges

Sees Rule In People’s Hands   Government ‘Gets In Their Hair,’ Martin Says

C.O.P. Pledge Is Not to Liking of Capital Democrats   Martin Says Republican Party Wili Keep Government in Its Place

MacArthur ls Visited By Hirohito   Food Situation In Japan Among Taniee Thiierneccad

MACARTHUR: HIROHITO CONFER   BELIEVE JAP FOOD SITUATION DISCUSSED

MacArthur Confers With Jap Emperor   Have 90 Minute Talk; Food Situation Discussed

China Peace Indicated by New Accord   Gen. Marshall Has Strong Roie in Mediation of New Agreement for End Of Hoatilities

Factions Agree On Procedure Tc End Hostilities   Announcement Made After Gen. Marshall Had Conferred With Both Delegations

Agreement On Ending China War Is Reached   Communists, Chiang Government Decide On Procedure To Stor Strife In Country

Chiang, Reds  Maar D wear reace   General Marshall Aids Two Factions fo Reach Agreement

Agreement on Ending War in China Reached   Communications To  Be Resumed; Cease Fire Date Not Set

Employment Post Goes To Fringer   Attorney General’s Office Rules Against Grafton Lee Brown

See House Fight In 5 Districts   Intense Rivalry in Two in Philly, Three In Western End

CAN'T CUT DOWN TRAFFIC DEATHS   Slogan Writers Having Hard Time Battling Reckless Driving In Germany.

Slogan Writers Run Out Of Ideas To Keep Down Highway  Accidents On German Autobahn

iBoard of Education Elects ‘An Assistant Superintendent [At Special Meeting Monday

BIG JAP- MUNITIONS DUMP — ~ EXPLODED NEAR SHANCHAL   REPORT SABATEUR FIRED RIFLE GRENADE TO SET OFF THE EXPLOSIONS

Two Hopes Finallv Meet   Comedian Bob Confronted  By Industrial Bob;  ft on Bu ine anon Pe re

Overdue State Fishing Boat Sighted; Crew Believed Safe   State to Give Assistance

—V-2 ROARS UP 75 MILES —  Midair Rocket: Crash Next in Desert Tests

SEARCH FOR DEFENSE AGAINST V-2 ROCKETS   Army Maps Plans to Discover Method Of Defeating Atomic Age Missiles

TRIKE-SLASHED UTPUT LOWEST INCE 1941   Police Charge GE Picketers

Schwellenbach Plans Phone Strike Parley   Session Will Be Held Late Today With Officials   FORD OPENS PLANT      General Motors Enters 100th Day. Of Its Walkout

Ford Rebuilds Steel Stocks To Recall Workers   Violence Breaks Out Again Among Pickets At Philadelphia Plant

FULL SCALE CHINA CIVIL WAR LOOMS   Communist Chief Refuses to Return For Negotiations

HARBOR TIEUP CAUSES MAYOR TO TAKE STEE   FEDERAL GOVERN MENT RE‘CRUITING TUGBOAT WORKERS—COAL AND FUEL OIL BEING RATIONED

STRIKE CUTS BREAD SUPPLY   Million Loaves Daily Lost To Philadelphia When 2,000 Quit Job-

2,000 Bakery Workers Out. In Philadelphia   City’s Bread Supply Slashed 75 Percent, Million Loaves Daily

Bread Supply Cut By Philadelphia Strike      Nearly 2,000 Workers De. mand 20 Cents Hour Waae Boost

tease 4Urm ta rage © wai. Philadelphia’s Bread Sunnly Cut by Strike

MRAILER  ALLOWEEN AKEYSHINES   ‘] By Sheriff At  Thursday vening

FREE CLINIC 10 COUNTY YOUTHS   Crippled Children Will Get Examinations in Miami, Picher Next Week

Detense Plan Will Be Ready Soon for Congress lest   But Whether Passage Will Be Tried Before Adjournment Is Doubtful; Army and Navy Minded Solons Divided

Bitter Battle Over Merger Is Expected In Congress   But Adjournment May Delay Verdict Thomas To Offer  President's Plan

Senate Will Get Truman's Merge: Proposals Soon   Sen. Thomas Will Offe Amendments; Navy Forces May Fight

Defense Plan Will Be Ready Soon  for Congress ‘Test   But Whether Passage Will Be Tried Before Adjournment Is Doubtful: BAH onl Meer Winsad Salnued Tiicticad

Congress Split : As Army, Navy  Merger Looms   Unification . Amendments To Be Prepared. Soon —  Far Seanste

SERVICE MERGER PLAN OFFERED   Congress May Not Be Toe Hasty In Acting On Truman’s Propesal

Thomas Ready To Offer Ideas Of President   Single Cabinet Head, Transfer of Naval Aviation to Army Air Corps Is Proposed

Congress May Delay Vote On Service Play      Truman Plan Calls for Army-Navy-Air Under Single Head

Congress Eyes Calendar as Initial Battle on Service Merger Nears

ARMED FORCE MERGER PLAN TEST IS NEAR      Truman’s Army- NavyAir Defense Faces Split Congress

tarly Passage Doubtful Unless  President Insists Navy Backers Seen Opposing Co-Equal Setup

Truman Merger  Plan Nears  Congress Tests Thomas Prepares to Speed   Thomas Prepares to Speed Required Amendments

Merger Bill Ready For First Test   . Actual Passage Doubtful Before. Adiournment Date

MERGER PLAN FUTURE IS UNCERTAIN   Truman Proposal Is Meeting Opposition In House and Senate

SOLONS MAY DELAY BILL ~ FOR PRESEN]   Navy Supporters Cool To Most P ;  posals .

Meat This Week Is Prediction by Chicago's Packers   Total of 28,000 Animals Cattle and Hogs, Is Expected at Stockvards

Meaf Animals Stream Into Stockyards   Fresh Meat Supplies From Increased Kill Moving To Consumers, at Higher Prices

Meat Pours Into Market   On Nation’s T: s Tables In Quantity By Week-end: “End to Black Market”

Meat Scarcity Is  Nearing End With Stock Pouring In  Pork First, Then Beef to Appear on

MEAT ANIMALS - CONTINUE TO POUR INTO STOCKYARES   The Number All Over the Nation Outdistancing Previous Months.   TO TABLES THIS WEEK’   The Prices Will Be Higher; Chicago Again Leads the Markets.

More Meat Mar Reach Local Tables Soon   Last Week’s Increased Kill Expected to be Felt This Week—Stock. vards Are Kept Busy

Receipts At Stockyards Outdistance Records 0 Many Months Previou

Shipments of Meat Animals to Market Over Nation Today   Fresh Supplies to Begin Reaching Dining Tables During Week

More Meat On Way to Nation’: Dining Tables   Livestock Jams Major Market; Big Packers Resume Purchases

BEJTER MEAT SUPPLY SEEN   Chicago Expects Heavy Influx Of Cattle And Hoas

Dining Tables Due for Meat, Now Available   Stockyards Report Increased Kills as Chicago Tops Nation

ACHESON AWAITS OFFICIAL STORY BEFORE ACTING   Today Is Deadline For Reply To LU. S. Ultimatum

Jugoslavia Complies In Part With Demands,  Some Points Clarified   Grave Commission Checking To Identify Victims Of Plane Attack; American Witnesses Deny Yuvoslavan Weather Claims.

Final Verdict From U.S. Is Being Withheld   No Trace Of Bodies Of Missing Fliers

OFFICIAL WORD BEING AWAITED BY WASHINGTON   Reports Indicate Tito Met Ultimatum Terms Before Deadline Passed   FIVE OR SIX AIRMEN DEAD   U. S. Army Will Attempt To Identify Bodies Of Men Shot Down

FINAL VERDICT QN YUGOSLAVIA IS WITHHELD   Belgrade Dispatches Indicate Tito Has Complied With U.S. Ultimatum.

F.R. Unadvised Of Jap Plans to Strike Hawaii   Adm. Stark Says No One Had Advance Tip on Dec..7 Attack

Says Roosevelt Was Surprised At Sneak Attack   Washington Officials Had No Definite Hint, Adm. Stark Testifies

Says Attack Surprise to Roosevelt   Admiral Stark Tells Pear! Harbor Probers It Wasn't Expected

Defenders  Thought on ~ Good Alert   Stark Denies Any Advance Knowledge of Japanese Plans

Stark Says Washington Officials Had No Prior Data On Attack   FDR Felt Hawaii ‘Properly Alerted   Former Operations Chief Denies ‘Rumored’  Ad vance Tip On Raid

SURPRISED FOR, STARK ASSERTS   Denies Any Advance Notice of Attack On Base

FOR SURPRISED Al JAPANESE ATTACK   Adm. Start Heard Before Pearl Harbor Committee Questioning.

SAYS KIMMEL KNEW OF DANGER   Admiral Stark Testifies Defense Arrangements Made

EDK W as Surprised  ‘At Attack   Stark Says Roosevelt Eehoed Own ¥iews On Pearl Harbor Blow

Probers Told No One Knew Of Jap Plans   Lucas Questions Former Chief of Naval Operations

Stark Says FR Admitted In.’44 Attack Surprise   Thought Roosevelt _ Felt Pearl Harbor Was Properly Alerted

STARK SAYS ATTACK WAS A SURPRISE   Says: No Or One Had -Information—  “Jn Advance

U.S. Knowledge on War Denied   Stark Says No One Knew Attack Hour or Site; Raps Rumor That Japan Trapped Into Strike

Capital Had No Forewarning, Stark Declares   Roosevelt Felt Hawaii Alerted; Told of Shock in ‘44, Witness Says

Roosevelt Surprised at Pearl Harbor Attack. Adm. Stark Tells Probe Grouy

HEIRENS ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY   Three Murders Admitted as Youth Escapes Jury Trial

TRIPLE-SLAYER ACKNOWLEDGES CRIME CAREER   Young Chicagoan Arraigned in Court Today, Admits Murder  at Thraon Vinatime

ADMITS KILLING DEGNAN GIRL AND ? WOMEN   Tells Judge of Guilt Rather Than Face Trial by Jury

Heirens Awaits Sentence After Admitting Crimes   Pleads Guilty to Charges of Three Murders, Kidnaping

Heirens Enters lea of Guilty,   Pies Trial Evaded in  lea to Three Marders, 9 Other Indictments 

UDGE—ENXPEGTED—TO_S.EN.  TENCE KILLER TO) LIFE TERM IN ILLINOIS PEN- © ... ITENATIARY

Senate Oke hs Paul Porter As OPA Chief   Requests Made For Additional 125 Millions In Meat Subsidies

Sigler Asks Citizens to Help Him ‘Keep Michigan’s Future Bright’

‘Deal’ Report Persists in Heirens Case   Youth to Confess Three Slayings for Life Term, It Is Said

RUMOR “DEAL” WITH HEIRENS      Reports Persist Youth Tc Trade Confession For Life Sentence

Denials Fail To Stop Reports Of ‘Deal’ hy lleirens  Youtl’s Counsel Qrfvias Stories of Bargaining  With Confession

HEIRENS “DEAL” REPORTED NEAR   DEGNAN CONFESSION SAID TO BE SOUGHT IN RETURN FOR LIFE TERM.

Chicago Newspapers In sist Truth Serum Was Used on Suspect ir Suzanne Degnan [Kid nap-Slavine.

Reports of Heirens  Deal Still Heard   Confessions Might Thwart Death Plea

Reports Persist Deal” Is Made In Heirens Case   Says He Will Confess Degnan Slaying In Return For Life Imprisonment

eg EOE A guy who really irks and hex us, always writes Jt Merry Xmas.   First Day of Winter Will Be Sunchiny

Arrest Four In Death Of ‘Marian Blyth   Two Doctors, Accomplices Confess To Throwing Body Of Girl In River.   PERFORMED ABORTIOS

Rotan Hit By Near Twister: Rain, Hail Fall  Oil Derricks Are Toppled By Wind

Rofan Hit By Near Twister; Rain, Hail Fall   Oil Derricks Are Toppled By Wind In Kilaore Field

Two Were Black and  One was Blue — And  — aa  One Went and Hid in the Corner ==>

ILLINOIS SOLONS SPLIT ON SOURCE OF LUNCH FUNDS  DEMOCRATS SUPPORT  FIFTY-FIFTY STATE AND FEDERAL MONEY

CONGRESSMEN OF ILL. AIR VIEWS ABOUT LUNCH PROGRAM   Some Want State To Match Funds; All Agree School Lunches Needed

G. M. PRERARING TO CALL MEN BACK TO PLANTS   Un'on Headz, Now in Atlantic City Predict Quick Settling of Local Grievances Slowing Return of Workers

GM fo Call Back Maintenance Men   General Return of Strikers Awaits Settlement Of Lecal Issues

General Motors Ready To Call Back Workers   Leaders Predict Early Settlement Of Al.  Local Grievances Delaying Return

GENERAL MOTORS TO RECALL SOME PLANT WORKERS   Maintenance and Construc tion Men to Prepare far Pracluctan

GENERAL GM RETURN LOOMS WITHIN WEEK   Union Sees Speedy Accord On Local Grievances

COURT. MARTIAL. DISPUTE OPENS   CONGRESSMAN CHARGES WAR DEPARTMENT 18 ATVEMPTING TO HEAD OFF INQUIRY

Reds Demand Withdrawal Of China National Troops   Communists Charge Army Moved Into Areas After Deadline For Hostilities

‘Chinese Communist Party Demands All ‘Nationalist Troops Be Withdrawn Feo Towns Occupied Since Deadline

Reds Charge Bad Faith   Chinese Communists Demand Gov’t Forces Leave Towns Taken After Truce Deadline

Reds Demand China Forees  Be Withdrawn   Charge 14 Towns Seized After  Tinea Resan

BURIED ALIVE, SAYS CAB DRIVER   CENTRALIAN ACCUSED OF PARTICIPATING IN MACABRE CRIME

LEE CLEARS UP CONFUSION ON A-BOMB TEST   “Shoebox” Missed Target, But Was Terrifying Success

NE Dairymen Ask Boost In Cream Prices   Dealers Losing  $20,000 Daily

Hordes of Pilgrims Flock to Attend Aga Kahn ‘Rented’ Diamend Jubilee

TO GET WEIGHT IN DIAMONDS  Mobs Pay Tribute To Aga Khan In Fabulous Indian Ceremony

Aga Khan to Receive 240 Pounds of Diamonds as Moslems Pay Tribute

Phone Strike Possibility Is Increased   Soft Coal Operators Sce Lewis Ready To Move For Higher Pay.

Parleys End As March 7 Tie-Up  Date  Faces Nation   14-Hour Conference Fails To Answer Wasce-Hour Issues

Fail To Reach Agreement In Phone Dispute   Walkout Scheduled March 7; No Further Meetings Scheduled Between Union, Firm

Fail to Find Solution in Phone Dispute   Negotiations Continue in Attempt to Beat March7 Deadline

Little Hope Of Halting Phone Strike March 7   Government Unable To Arrive at Any Basis, Conciliator Declares

Secret Probe Of Spain Is Started   Subcommittee Asserts Some Documents to Be Kept Confidential

Assembles Data Voluntarily Given It from Various Governments; Reds Promise to Submit Documentary Notes Seized at Berlin

PROBE OF FRANCO SPAIN STARTED BY UN  SECRECY MARKS INVESTIGATION

Security Council Group Beginning Probe of Franco   Seeking Evidence To Decide Whether Spain Is A Menace

Spanish Probe Is Undertaken With Secrecy By U. N. Body   Member Nations Get Call To Furnish Data For May 31 Report

Spanish Probe Is Planned In Strict Secrecy   U. N. Sub-Committee Begins Task Of Compiling Evidence

SECRET PROBE OPENS ON FRANCO CHARGES   WNO Council Issues Con: demnaiion Of Reaime

Investigation of ~ Franco Spain Will Be Made in Secret   UN Security Council Names Sub-Committee to Conduct Probe

SPANISH PROBE STARTED BY U.N   Committee Seeks Evidence On Franco Threat

Committee Assembles Evidence in Secret; Mos. cow Chernace “Pach!

U. N. Committee Starts Work   Secrecy Surrounds Getting of Facts

U. N. Committee Gathers Evidence   Some Documents in Spanish Investigation To Be Kept Secret

PROBE STARTED AGAINST FRANCO   UN Panel Compiling Data Against Spain

U.N, Council Subeommit_teé Begins Compiling Evidence 1o Determine Spain Status

U. N. Begins Investigation Of Spain; Allies To Provide Anti-Franco Data

Gather Evidence On Franco Spain   Calls for Data on Spain in Hands of United Nation:

U, N. BEGINS SECRET CHECK INTO FRANCO SPAIN’S AFFAIRS   Investigators Hold Evidence Too Confidential For Public Airing

UN Unit Opens Its Probe of Franco Spain   Much Data Already In Hands of Members of United Nateoins

U.N. Council Subcommittee Begins Task Of Compiling Evidence, Spanish Question

Spanish Probe Begun Today In Secrecy   Subcommittee to Decide Whether Franco Regime Is Menace to Peace

UN OPENS PROBE ON FRANCOIN STRICT SECRECY   Group Calls for Data on Spair Now in Hands of Allied Nation:

UN COMMITTEE BEGINS PROBE OF FRANCO SPA   Certain Phases Of Investigation Are Confidential

SPANISH CASE IS KEPT SECRET FOR TIME BEING   Sources Of Documents Not Disclosed By Subcommittee Of UN Security Council; Main Group In  Reraeec

UN Probe Of Spain Underway   Subcommittee Be gins Compiling Evidence on Franco

~UNITED NATIONS— Franco Spain Probe Is Launched In Secrecy  Russia Abstains From Voting On Resolution At Council Meeting —

Council Probers OfSpain AreBusy   Secrecy Will Mark Search For Real Truth In Case

Nations Study Role of Spain   Russia Has ‘Proof Of Hider Support

Probe of Franco Spain Underway   U.N. Sub-Committee Begins Investigation In Strict Ceerarcr

Council Committee Compiling Secret Evidence on Spain   ‘New Information May Come From Reds, Republicans

COMPILING EVIDENCE IN SECRECY   To Determine. Whether Nation Menaces Peace

Begin Probe Franeo Spain   UN Subcommittee Starts Investigation Of Charges Brought By Poland. ~

Seek Franco Evidence _   Much of Data to Be Kept Secret By U.N. Probe Committee

DRAJA ADMITS HELP TO AXIS      Rescue of American Fliers Related

‘SAVED AIRMEN’, GHETNIK SAYS   Mihailovich Testifies ‘300 Tc 400’ Americans Rescued

MIKHAILOVITCH ADMITS CHETNIK, GERMAN,-.. ITALY COLLABORATION AGAINST PARTISANS

Stock Prices Tumble to New Lows for Year   Heavy Selling Blamed On Concern Over Labor And Political Outlook

PLANES COLLIDE IN MID-AIR, BUT NO ONE INJUREL   83 Passengers in Airliners Called Luckiest People Alive.

Receipts of Cattle and Hogs Drop off as Many Packinghouses Close or Curtail Working Crews

Meat Famine On Its Way. Dealers Say   Experts Predict Early Return Of Black Mart

Truman Speech Pleases Molotov   Congratulates President And’ Shakes Hands On Leaving Hall.

Over 200 Sent to Hospitals; Many Die En Route From Effects of Smoke and Fumes; Midnight Blaze Start. ed Below Cocktail Lounge.

Payment by Slavs Will  Close Case   U.S: Now Satisfied That Demands Have Been Met by Tito Will Present Bill for Damaces

TO HAVE BILL FOR DAMAGES READY SOON   Clayton Points Out, Marshal Tito Has Wet Other Demands

U. 5. READY TO END  YUGOSLAV DISPUTE  IF DAMAGES PAID BLANK BILL PRESENTED TO TITO; FULL ACCOUN?  TN DOE CPADWADNAEAR CAanh

U.S. WILLING TO FORGET IF SLAVS PAY UP   Payment Of Damages In Loss Of U.S. Aircraft And Men Asked In Note

Damage Bill Sent By U.S. To Yugoslavia  Tito Can Settle Di ispute Wi th  Pee SNA ae ee eee  St

Yugoslavia  Gets Bill From U. S.   Case May Still Go to U.N. if Tito Balks at Indemnities

Amount to Be Determined  After Study   Most Officials Expect Yugoslav Premier to Agree to Indemnity— More Flights Denied

U.S. Hands Open Bill To Tito For  Plane Crashes   Offers To Call Incidents Closed If He Ravi wr

Incident Closed If Tito Pays   U.S. To Present Demand For Damage: In Few Days, State Denartment Save

Indemnity for Loss of Lives, Property Askec   Clayton Savs Yugoslavs Have Me Other American Demands, Including Apology

Yugoslavia Must Pay  Indemnity   If Tito Expects United States to Close Dispute Over Downing Two Planes

Tito Must Pay For Two U.S. Plane Crashes   Payment Will Close Incidents; Refusal Means Case Will Go Before U. N. Council

Blank Bill For Damages Sent Yugoslavia By U. S.   Tito Told U.S. Expects Full Payment for  Lives of Airmen, Property — ~-

U.S. Gives Yugoslavia Bill for Damages   Will Cofsider Plane. incidents Closed if Tite ". Aqrees To-Make Proper Payment

U. S. HANDS SLAVS BILL FOR DEATHS   If Tito Accepts, Government Will Name Amount of Damages in Loss of Life and Property in Plane Downings.

Refusal Might Bring Case To Security Meet   Bill Being Readied For Submission To Marshall; Reaction Not Indicated

INDEMNITY PAYMENTS BY YUGOSLAVIA WILL CLOSE DISPUTE. CLAYTON SAYS

YUGOSLAVIA HANDED BILL FOR DAMAGES   Sharp Notice Says United States Expects Tito Government to Pay Full Amount   PREDICT COMPLIANCE

Blank Bill For Damage  Handed Tite   U.S. To Write “Finis” To Yugoslav Incident t€ Bill ks Accented

 —YUGOSLAVIAU.S. Asks Damages For Lives  Believe Tito Raady Th Pay

Full Reparations Asked  For Airplane Incidents In Note to Marshal Tito

Tito Receive: Blank Bill From America   Government Expects Full Payment When Figure Given

U.S. Hands Slavs  Reparations Bill   Ready To Write ‘Finished’ To American-Yuqoslav Dispute

U.S, Ready fo Close Yugoslavian Incident - If Tito Pays Indemnity; ~All Other American Demands Me!   Refusal to Pay Damages Might Force Case Before Security Council; State Department Rafiutec Slav Cloim nf Aarial Vinlatiane

. Blank Bill For Damages Goes To Yugoslavia   U. S. Ready To Close Incidents If Tito Agrees To Indemnity Terms.

U.S. In Proposal  To Yugoslavians   Would Close Plane Crast Incident If Indemnity  , Is Paid   *OTHER DEMANDS MET   No One Willing to Predict Tito’s Reaction to 3, 100-Word Note

U.S. Offer To Close Dispute Over Planes Is Given Yugoslavia   If Slavs Will Pay Indemnity For Loss Of Life And Property, America Will Shut Case, Undersecretary Of State William Clayton Announces At News Meeting

PAY OR ELSE YUGOSLAVS ARE TOLD   Case Bay Be Taken To U.N, Unless Payment Is Made   SETTLEMENT   Expected By U. S. To Keep Peace: Counter Charge Made By Reds

IF YUGOSLAVIA AGREES, ISSUE WILL BE ENDED   Note Reveals Surprise Nation Didn’t Volusteer in Advance to Pay

U.S, GIVES OPEN BILL 10 TITO FOR PLANE CRASHES   American Officials Expect Slavs to Agree to Indemnity Terms

Expect Full Payment 0: Bill Sent With Long U. $ Note: UN Threat Stand:

Sharp Notice Sent to Tito for Damages   Full Payment Asked for Fliers’ Lives end Less os Planes

Temperatures   Slav Affair To Be Closed Incident If Tito Pays Bill   Refusal of Yugoslavia to Meet U. S. Terms Would Revive United Nations Threat; Clavton Denies Borders Still Violated

Tito Indemnity Reply Awaited by Washington   : Refusal Would Mean Taking Case Before  Security Council. °

‘Yugoslavia Can Settle Dispute by Paying Indemnity  No Indication Yet   No Indication Yet  Of Tito Reactien-- Refusal Means U.S. - Will Appeal +0 UN

Blank Demand For Indemnity Presented Tito   U.S. Tells Slavs They Must Meet Uncomputed Bill

TIO EXPECTED TO PAY CLAIM   Damages for Loss of Life and Two Planes Are Sought By U. S.

Senator Insists  Hatreds Must Ge   Payment Of Blank Bill Demanded By Uncle Sam

TITO GETS BLANK BILL WITH SHARP REMINDER TO PAY   ANDEMNITY DEMANDED FOR LOSSES INCURRED IN 2 PLANE CRASHES

Yugoslavia Asked fo Pay U. §. Damages   American Government Tells Marshal Tito To Pay for Loss of Life, Property Damage

Yugoslav Payment of Indemnity to U.S. Will Close Dispute   Case May Goto U.N. if Tito Refuses to Pay Full Amount

‘PAY UP!’ SAYS U.S. 10 TIT   Yugoslavia Gets Blank Bill For  Damages Resulting From Rir Attarnbe

TITO HANDED U.S. BILL FOR PLANE CRASHES   United States Will Con sider Incident Closed If Slavs Pay

FULL AMOUNT WILL BE ASKED BY WASHINGTON   U. S. Set To Mark Incidents Ended If Yugoslavs Pay; Reaction Awaited

American Bill For Damages To Be Ready Soon   Note To Tito Filed By U. S. Ends issue But For Pay Claim

US READY TO CLOSE UP INCIDENT   Yugoslavia Told, However, She Must Pay for Damages

U: 5. Gives Tito Bill For Plane. Crash Damages  Finis To Incidents If He Pave In Full

Damage Bill Tc Be Ready In Near Future   3,100-Word Note Forwarded Tito By Government

U. 5. DEMANDS DAMAGES FOR DEAD AIRMEN   Yugoslavs Must Pay If Incident Is to Be Settled

TIT0 RECEIVES A BLANK BILL FOR DAMAGE!   U. $. Expects Payment for Two Incidents When Amount Determined.

U. S. Hands  Yugoslavs Bill  For Damages   Notifies Tito Of Expectation OF - Payment For Plane Crash Damages.

Expect Tito To Pay   ’ U.S. Will Consider Plane Shooting Incident Over if Slavs Meet Indemnity Claim

GIVEN US BILL   Tito Expected to Pay in Full for Shooting Planes

Slavs Handed Damage Bill Along With Sharp Note That U.S. Expects Tito to Pay

U. S. Willing to Write Finished To Incidents if Damages Are Forthcoming   TITO’S INDICTMENT 15 ANSWERED BY POINTS.

U.S. Request: Indemnity by Yugoslavia   Expect Government of Tito to Meet Terms; Reject His Charges

4S. Stand Expressed  By Claytor   Note to Yugoslavia Had Asked Compensation For Kin of Dead.

Indemnity for Slain Fliers Sought of Slavs   Note Demanding Payment i: Delivered by Clayton with Terms to he Stated Later

U. S. Is Ready To Close Yugoslavia Gase If Tito Government Pays Damages

U. S. Asks Tito To Pay Damages   Sharp Notice Goes To Yugoslavia on Shooting Down Planes

UMW CONTRACT DEMANDS FACE COOL RECEPTION   Proposals Adopted Promise To Pile Up New Wage Dispute

UMW Contract Demands Face Cool Reception From Mine Owners»»;,,.,

High Cost of Care of Veterans Boosts New Budget’s Size   ‘Leaders Want Expenses for Vets Will Be Hicher Still

Bill Boosts VA Funds   Allotment Is Major Portion of Post-War Appropriation: Measure

Veterans Office Gets Nearly Five Billion   Appropriation for Federal Agencies Is Higher Than the Current Fiscal Fund

Congress Given Bill Asking Five Billions For VA   Boosts Amount Set Up For Current Year By More Than A Billion

A $4,931,142,415 . ALLOTMENT FOR — _.-- JHE VETERANS   Boosted to $5,594,146,286 the First Regular Appropriation : Bill Since the War.   RECEIVED BY CONGRESS   It Will Finance Various Independent Agencies of the Government.

Congress Receives Appropriation Bill Of $5,594, 146,286   Veterans Allotrnent is Set At $4,.931.142,415

ALMOST FIVE BILLION FOR VA IS ASKED   Aid and Rehabilitation Expense for Veterans of Both World Wars Is Expected to Continue to Increase.

TTPPED BY VETERAN AID   New Appropriation Bill Calls For Total of 835.594.116.255

VA Allotment In Bill Raised   Looking to Expansion Of Services to Veterans; Other Agencies Included

Huge Budget Is Asked For Vets  Administration   Bill Provides Over Five And A Half Billions For Independent Agencies.

VA Seeks Near 5 Billion For Its Fiscal Year   Among First Amounts Asked Of Conaress

Yank Saw Blankets Destroyed By Bales   Soldier Testifies To Wanton Waste At Army Base In Philippines

Strike, Atomic Puzzles Heard  In Congress   Senate Tied Up For 8th Day By Filibuster Against FEPC

Congress Studies Strike and Atomic Problems   , Senate Filibuster Against FEPC Enters Eighth Day

Pressure Applied For More Meat   Packing Industry, General Public Take Fight to Washington; Will Ask Removal of All But Rent Control

Organized Drive Getting Under Way In Meat Situation   Pressure Is Being Exerted In Attempt To Get Action—And Meat   SEEK ENDING OF MEAT FAMIN E  /DITT T Bra,

GUNS LEVELE AT AG. DEPT CONTROL BODY   Seek Lifting of Meat Ban to Ease Drastic Beef Famine

STATEN ISLAND PIERS BURN UP   High Flames Visible All Over New York; Entire Waterfront Menaced

WORLD AWAITS ELECTION RESULTS IN ARGENTINA   Tamborini Victory Would Mean An About-Face of  Present Nazi Policies.

WHEN PLANE SHOT DOWN   To Bring Bodies To United States For Interment

Abandon Hope Even One Yank  Flier Survived   Graves Registration ‘Com  mission Reports Evidence Endicating “All Five.  ," Perished ot

Hope Abandoned Any Of Missing Airmen Are Alive   Sufficient Evidence Found To Prove All Five Killed  In Crash Over Yugoslavia

EVIDENCE SHOWS 5 YANKS DIED IN YUGOSLAV CRASH   FIND 4 LEFT FEET, PART OF ANOTHER IN MOUNTAIN AREA

FIND FIVE A CREWMEN DIED IN YUGOSLAVIA   Bodies Of Yank Fliers Brought To Belgrade By Honor Escort

All 5 Fliers Died In Yugoslav Crash Of U.S. Transport   Remains Are Being Returned To U. S.

Army Convinced All on Plane Shot Down in Yugoslavia Died   Finding of Five Left Feet in Grave Makes Fate Almost Sure

Abandon Hope For 5th Yank   Believe All Perished When Yugoslavs Shot Down Plane

Checkup Ends Hopes Any Of Five Flyers Survived   Uv. N. APPEAL UNLIKELY.

Probe Reveals Five U.S. Flyers Died  in Yugoslavia Crash   - American Graves Registration Squad _ Re-Examines Scene of Wreckage _ of Plane Shot Down by Pursuit Craft

Entire Crew of  Airplane Dead   Kvidence Found That Five Died in Plane Downed By Yugoslavs

All Crewmen Of Transport Died in Crash   Remains of Five Shot-down Fliers Found

ALL 5 ON PLANE REGARDED DEAD   U. S. Commission Discloses Findings In Yugoslavia

FLIERS’ BODIES ARE SENT HOME   Evidence Indicates Five Perished In Transport Downed By Slavs   Armed Might Displayed

Grisly Sign Of Fate   Parts of Five Bodies Convinée Registration Men That. Fliers Died

BODIES TO BE BROUGHT BACK Evidence Five U.S. Fliers Dead In Slay Crash Found

Evidence Found Five Fliers Died In Yugoslavia   Reported as. Bodies Of Four Are Moved Under Honor Guard

Fyidence Shows All Five Crewmen Died in Crackup   ‘Graves Registration Commission Officers Give No Hope That at Least One U.S. Flier Might Sutil Be Alive

Bodies of Four Fliers Awaiting Transfer to U. S.   Yanks Killed When Attacked by Yugoslay Planes Are Honored

BODIES WILL BE RETURNED TO HOMELAND      Remains Are Removed To Ljubljana With Guard of Honor

Part Of Bodies Are Found At Crash Scene   Apparently No Hope Of Finding Anybody Still Alive

ABANDON HOPE FOR ONE FLIER   Sufficient Evidence Obtain_ed That All Five Crewmen Died in Crash of Plane Yuvoslavs Shot Down

ALL 5 YANKS DIED IN CRASH AT BLED    BODIES, NOW IN BELGRADE, TO BE SENT TO UNITED STATES FOR BURIAL.

HOPE ABANDONED MISSING AIRMEN MAY BE ALIVE   Signs Indicate All Crewmen Died In Crash

Five Fliers Were Killed   Finding of Fifth Left Foot Convinces Searchers All Of Plane Crew Died

Remains of All Fliers Found  In Yugoslavia   Graves Registration Unit Says Evidence Accounts for All Crew Members of Transpor

AllHope Is Gone For Men On Ship   At Least Five Die As Slavs Shoot  Down Plane

Entire U.S. Plane Crew  Was Killed  Slav Territory Crash Fatal to 5

LOSE HOPE   Officers Believe Five Airmen Died in Yugoslav Crash.

Hope Abandoned Any Of Fliers Survived Crash.   Officers Find Evidence All Five Died When Plane Shet Down

Evidence Shows All Five Airnien Died in Crash   Yugoslav Honor Guard Accompanies Coffins To American Lines

Five Fliers, Shot Down by Slavs, Diedi in Crash of Flaming Plane; Bodies to Be Brought Back

Abandon Hope of Finding Flier in Yugoslavia Alive   Qe  EVIDENCE CONCLUSIVE ALL FIVE CREWMEN DIED IN CRASH.

Bodies OF U.S. Hiers Brought To Belgrade   Evidence Shows 5 Airmen Died In Yugoslavia Crash

Crew Members Of Downed ‘Transport Presumed Dead   ‘Officers of U. S. Graves Registration Commission tn spect Wreckage—Parts of Bodies Found ) Near the Wreckage

TAXES   House Committee Decides te Continue One Per Cent Figure Another Year

PRESENT LEVY BEING FROZEN   House Commission Re verses liself In Opposing Social Security Hike

Rewritten Bill Fixes Security Levy at 1 Pet   House Committee Cuts Ou Proposed Aid to States With Low Incomes

HOUSE GROUP FREEZES OLD AGE TAX AGAIN   Social Security Take Held At One Per Cent For Year

SECURITY TAX TO BE FROZEN   Committee Reverses Stand And Decides to Retain Present Tax Rate

House Ways and Means Committee Reverses Previous Stand and Decides to Freeze Security Tax

Social Security Tax Will Be Frozen Year   House Committee Re verses Previous Stand for Hike in Tax

OLD AGE TAX IS PEGGED FOR NEXT YEAR   Plan for Aid to Poor States Is Killed by Committee

NAVY HEADS FOR POLAR REGIONS   Four Ships Pull Out From Norfolk: To Join Others

Anchors Aweigh For South Pole   Huge Navy Force Shoves Off Today

Byrd Ships To Sail Today   Four Leave from East Coast and Five From West

Navy's Expedition To South Pole Shoves Off Today   Operation “High Jump” to Include 10,000-Mil« Voyage for Cold Weather Tests and New Explorations of Antarctica; Byrd Commands

Antarctic Expedition Underway  Navv'e Sauth Polar Exploration Party Leaves Today

Navy, E xpedition To South Polar Region Sails Today   Four Thousand-Man Expedition Under Admiral Richard E, Byrd Will Last At Least Four Months In Testing Cold Weather Equipment And Explorations

Do You Think It's Cold Here? U.S. Antarctic Force Sailing From Norfolk

OPERATIONS HIGH JUMP. SHOVING OFF FOR POLAR REGION   Navy's Huge Expedition to Go to South Polar Area For Scientific Study

EXPEDITION T0 SOUTH POLAR REGIONS COT STARTED TODAY   Gigantic Navy Operation Seeks To Explore The  Antarctic Area

Byrd Expedition ‘Shoves Off For  Antarctic Zone   Huge Navy Force Set For Weather Tests And New  Explorations

East And West Coasts To See Ships Leave For 4.Months Exploration

Operation “High Jump” Gets Away On 10,000 Mile Voyage Under Admiral Byrd

Loaded Ships To Sail For Antarctic “Qneration High Jump” Shoves Off

Naval Exploration Trip to Antarctic Started Today Noon   Byrd Heads Expedition te South Pole; Take 9  Naval Vessels

South Polar Expedition Shoves Off   Ships Sail From East And West Coast for 10.000-Mile Vovace

‘House and Senate Okays on - Compromise Price Control Bill Sought to Rush  Measure to Truman.   ANOTHER VETO IS NOT ANTICIPATED

LEADERS SEEK PRICE REBIRTH BY NIGHTFALL   Capitol Hill Certain Truman Will Sign House-Senate  a i as SUM

Revival OPA Bill Approved   House Votes 210 To 142; Measure To Senate for  Action Late Today

HousePassesNew  OPA Revival Bill   Compromise Measure Goes Immediately to Senate for Action   FIRST PLAN REJECTED   Hopeful That Truman Signature Will Create New  OPA by Tonight

‘Move To Limit Bill To Cover Rent Controls   . Ohio Republican Sees Rew vival Step Toward Black  Marleate.

Solons May Today Restore OPA’s Life   Showdown Votes Urged That Would Revive Price Controls at. Midnight Tonight

OPA Opponents In Final Drive Against Revival   Ohio Republican Declares Revival Would Be Step Backwards To  Scarcities, Illegal Sales

House Approves Compromise OPA   Backers Hope Bill Will Get Okay By Midnight

START DRIVE TO BAN OPA REVIVAL   Price Control Opponents Open Talks in House

House, Senate Face Showdown Balloting On New Bill Today   Capital Feels Certain President Will Sien Compromise Measure

EXPECT OPA 10 BE REVIVED BY NIGHT IF VOTE TODAY I$ 0. XK.   30 Days Needed To Set Ceilings And Some Foods May Be Exempted

EAPECT ATTEMPT TO UNIT CONTROL TO RENTAL COSTS   Administration Hopes to Have Compromise Ap: proved Pefora Midninhs

House Approves  Revival of OPA   Senate Action Expected Today To Speed Bill to White House

House Approves OPA Revival: Sends To Senate   Measure May Go  To White House For Signing By Tonight; Kill Strippina Move

Leaders Drive To Get Stamp Of Approval   President’s Signature Could Restore Price And Rent Controls

Threat of Veto Fades as Final Action Nears   Proposal to Remove All. Controls Except Rent Voted Down

Compromise Price Control Bill Now Passing Through Congress: No Veto Likely

OPA May Be Born Again At Midnight Here   CONGRESSIONAL ACTION EXPECTED ON NEW MEASURE

NEW COMPROMISE IS DENT TO SENATE FOR FINAL VOTING THERE   ADMINISTRATION HOPES TO REVIVE CONTRC'S. BY MIDNICHT TONICHT.

Chance Seen For New Law Tonight   Price Control Measure Succeeds After Vote Against Partial Block

President Expectedto ‘Go Along’      Porter Tells Truman Compromise Better Than Bill F..-idene Vetoed   Showdown Is Set   Debate in Both Houses Might Cause Belay in Passage

OPPONENTS SEEK T0 IBAN REVIVAL   May Whittle Down Compromise To Control Rents Only

Would Limit Agency Powers To Rents With Commodities On ‘Free’ List; Passage of Bill Expected Today

NEW BILL MAY BE ‘ON PRESIDENT’S ‘DESK BY NIGHT   Porter Has Told Truman New Bill Is Better Than The One He Vetoed In June; Expected To Sign.

Final Senate Adion Is Due Before Nighi   Effort To Cut All Controls But Rent Ceilinas Rerected

HOPE EXPRESSED TRUMAN WILL 0, K, REBORN ACT   Last- Ditch Struggle On Pending Compromise Legislation Seen

House Approves Compromise Bill  For OPA Revival   Measure Now Goes to Senate, With Hopes It Will Reach Truman’s Desk by Tonight; — Move to Kill All but Rent Controls Fails

OPA Opponents  Launch Drive to  Block Revival   But Administration Leaders Push For Senate-House Okays to Put Compromise on Truman’s Desk By Nightfall

Action of House Sends Measure To Senate Floor   Revival Bill, If It Gets Senate A roval, Goes To White House

Attempt May Be Made ° Wipe Out All Controls Except Rent Ceiling   Leaders Expect Vote By Midnig!   Dhio Republican Bitter  Denunciation Of Compromise Act

OPA Bill Approved By House   Measure Sent  To Senate---May Go to President By Nightfall

MEASURE GOES TO SENATE FOR FINAL ACTION   Lower Chamber Votes Down Move to Kill Agency Powers

Final Vote on OPA Expected Before Night   Showdown Votes in Both Houses Predicted Tuesday

Government Drives Hard For Approval   House Opponents Begin Final Fight Today to Prevent Revival of Price Control Law

Leaders Open Drives To Gef Approvals   Capitol Hill Certain Truman Will Sign Bill

Final Senate Adion ls Due Before Night  Effort To Cut All Controls But Rent

Final Balloting Booked First in House; Senate To Get Measure Later   New Law Would Reset Price Ceilings for 1 Year, Authority Rolls Back Rents to June 30; 3-Man Board To Handle Foods

Opponents Seek To Abolish Controls On Every= thing Except Rents; ' Administration Hopes for Congressional Passage, Truman Signature

Start Drive To Bleck Revival _ Price Controls   OPA Focs Seen Trying Te  aA £GTS SCR  _Whitle Measure Down ere Authority Over Rents

Barkley Hopes For Revival By Midnight   Opponents Say Return of Controls _Be Step Backwards to Scarcities

OPA Dead 23 Davs, May Be Revived   Leaders Hope To Get It to White House Today

HOPE SENATE WILL COMPLETE ACTION TODAY   House Defeated Move to Cut All But Rent Control  ‘BRIILLETIN

Pass  Bill   _House Approves Compromise Measure; May Reach President’s Desk By Midnight

SHOWDOWN SET TODAY BY BOTH HOUSE, SENATE   Truman’s Signature Would Restore Control Quickly If Plan’s Approved

OPA Revival ls Fought  In House   Cutting Measure To Rent Control Said Possible

Price Control  May Be Back By Midnight   Measure Goes to Senate After Earlier Effort To Remove Price Checks Is Defeated—Tru - man Expected To Receive Revised Plan Tonight.

TRUMAN MAY GET BILL BY NIGHTFALL   Action by Senate Is Forecast Late This Afternoon

Compromise Bill Rushed To Senate   Price Control Measure May Be Sent To Presi. dent Tonight.

Truman Signature Regarded Sure As Administration Leaders Strive  For Final Action on Compromise

Halifax to Quit As Envoy May 1   Sir Archibald Clark lo Be New Ambassador

BRITAIN NAMES NEWENVOY TOUS,   SIR ARCHIBALD CLARK KERR TO SUCCEED HALIFAX AS AMBASSADOR MAY 1.

Washington Bound GI Cab Caravan Slowed By Snow On Chicago-Capital Trek

Congress Urged To Act Now On Atomic Controls Senate Committee Fintshes Hearings   No Spv Prosecutions

New Demand for Framing National Atomic Program Placed Before Congress

Hick Demands Atomic Policy Without Delay   Doesn't Refer To Reds.

ATOMIC PROGRAM SPEED IS URGED   ‘Action Spurred To Prevent Any Leaks of Secrets

New Demand For Speed on Atom Control   Congress is Uneasy Over Soviet-Canadian Espionage Dispute

Iowa Senator Wants Action On Atomic Nov   Byrnes Savs No Spying Pro secutions Suppressed; I Reminder.   HEARING IS OVER

Demands Action on Bomb Bull   Hickenlooper Prods Congress on Need Of Legislation

Senator Wants Action on Atomic Energy   Believes Laws Should be Enacted Without Delay

FUTURE ATOMIC OUTLINE URGED   Congress Asked To Expedite Program Calling for Control of New Energy

Congress Urged To Act Now In Framing Nation‘s Future Program For Atomic Eneray   Byrnes Says No Prosecutions Connected With A-Bomb Spying in U. S. Suppressed

ACTION PUSHED ON ATOM BILLS   lowa Senator Urges Speec In Setting Up Program

DEMANDS U.S. ADOPT ATOMIC ENERGY PLAN   Iowa Republican Asks For Action On Definite Program

SOLON DEMANDS ATOM LAW PLAN   Hickenlooper Says Energ) Program Imperative

Education Report Is Discussed At MEA Meeting  24th Annual Delegat  Assembly Being

Education Report Is Discussed At MEA Meeting  24th Annual Delegate _ Assembly Being Held Here This Week

SMALL RETURNS ON LEND-LEASE   Books Closed On Some Aid Russian Account Not Settled Yet

U.S. Closes Book On Lend-Lease   Task Two-Thirds Completed With $33 Billion Involved.

LEND-LEASE BOOK’ ARE CLOSED TODAY   Thirty-Three Billions in Goods Used for Program.

Red Proposals for Japan Are Denounced   Economic, Science Section Issues Statement

PROPAGANDA OF ‘LEFTISTS UNDER SFIRE IN JAPAN   Russian Program For Jap Labor Assailed By MacArthur   REGIMENTATION OF LABORERS SOUGHT

Leftists Seek ~ LaborControl   Japanese Regimentation  Planned by Terrorism

DRAFT BILL REPORTED BY CONFEREES   Minimum Ace Is Set at 19, With Maximum 44

Compromise Measure Extending Draft For Nine Months Returned To Congress By Senate-House Conferees,

Teen Draft Faces Fight in Senate   Congress Holds Fate of 19-Year-Olds in Compromise Bill

HOUSE FIGHT EXPECTED ON COMPROMISE DRAFT  PROPOSED MEASURE. ‘TO INCLUDE 19-YEAR-OLDS

BATTLE LOOMS IN HOUSE ON DRAFT OF 19-YEAR-OLD   Compromise Measure Pro viding Pay Increase Ex: pected ta’ Prec Canmta

EXTENSION FOR NINE MONTHS 1S SET BY GROUP   Senate-House Unit Adopts Program For Paaee Army

ZERO HOUR FOR 19-YEAR-OLDS APPEARS NEAR   Compromise Measure Will Induct This Age Group

Hot Fight Promised in House on Proposal ‘To Draft Childless Men, Aged 19 to 44   A Stop-Gap Measure.

NEW DRAFT BILL BARS YOUTHS OF FIGHTEEN YEARS   Battle Seen Over The Proposec Induction of 19 Year-Olds

19- Year-Olds May Get Call ToArmyDuty   Compromise Measure Will Pass Senate, But Fight Looms In House

U.S, IS-YEAR-OLDS TO FACE INDUCTION AFTER NEW RULING   Compromise Draft Bill Is Sent to Congress for Approval; Needs of Army Are Outlined.   MISSOURI SENATOR OPPOSES ACTION

Compromise Draft  Bill Seen Sure of Senate Approva   But Bitter Fight Looms in House on Proposal to Induct 19-Year-Olds

18-YEAR-OLDS EXEMPT UNDER NEW PROPOSAL   Compromise [ Draft Measure Approved By Joint Congress Committee

Expects Senate Te Approve Drafting of 19 Year Olds   Rep. Short Holdout of Conferees To Lead House Fight

Would Delay Pipeline Sale   Would Halt Sale Until Study of Gas Situation Is Received

Agreement With Secretary Puts End to Speeches   Commerce Head Will Take Side lines Until Peace Conference In Paris Is Ended

FEARS WORLD MAY WMO TAKE CABINET FIGHT   Wallace Refuses to Help Out in Campaign Under Speech Muzzle.

Chief Executive Reported to Have Promised Some of Changes Sought by Commerce Head

Wallace Gag Fails to Satisty Byrnes and Peace Group.   Henry Walks Out in the Demo Campaign; All Is Confusion

President Has ‘Fairly Lengthy’ Talk With Byrnes On Trans-Atlantic Phone

WALLACE 10 REMAIN SILENT TILL TALKS END   Rejects Role In Campaign

SHORT TRUCE IN FOREIGN POLICY DEBATE SLATED   State Secretary Undecided On What To Do About New Turn Of Events   DELEGATION IS QUIET   Byrnes Reported To Be Sure Americans Will Back Up His Paris Program

(UST ‘ROUTINE’ ‘CTION, WOMAN CAN VOTE NOW   -cretary Explains Why Truman Restored Rights to Convicted K. C. Politician

Ross Defends Pardon of ~ Mrs. Ryan   Name of Kansas City Woman Meant Nothing. He Savs

Filibuster Wins Out in Senate Feud      Roll Call on Limiting Debate Loses by Small Count as Backers for FEPC Get Set Again

Southerners  Defeat FEPC   Filibustering Senators Win Against Fair Employment Bill.

Filibuster Wins Fight Against FEPC   Measure Sidetracked After Clature Move Fails to Pass

FEPC Measure Set Aside By Senate Ballot   Southerners Victors With Filibuster; Vote Against Limitation O Debate Decisive

Southern Bloe Wins  Filibuster   Gag Rule Fails To Win Necessary Two-Thirds Vote

Southerners Win Filibuster Fight Nn FEPC Bill   Senate Puts Measure Aside After Limit On Debate Is Voted Down

Southerners Win Battle Acainst FEPC Measure   Motion To Limit Debate On Controversial Legislation Defeated By 48 To 26 Vote, Six Shy Of Needed TwoThirds To Invoke Gag Rule; Bill Believed Dead

Southerners Win Victory Aaainst FEPC   Senate Votes Down Attempted Cloture And Moves to Take Up Appropriation Bill

SENATE SHELVES  FEPC MEASURE    Attempt To Invoke Cloiture  Loses By Six Votes

Southerners Win Battle Against FEPC Measure   Backers Will Have Another Try

GE Scientists’ Experiment Points ‘Way for Control of Snow Storms

Pauley Urges Jap Industry — Be Curtailec   ‘Complete Removal of All War Plants Is Advised In Report to Trnman

Would Take War Industry from Japan   Pauley Urges Plan in Report on Move , to Collect Reparations

Removal Of Japan’s War Industries Urged; Will  Halt Future Aggression

Pauley Reports: Strip Japan of Al War Plants   Commissioner Gives Reparations Plan to President Truman

REPARATIONS CHIEF PAULEY RECOMMENDS REMOVAL OF ALL JAPANESE WAR INDUSTRIE

No Hope of Soon Settling Pittsburgh Power Strike; Workers Stick By Union

Pittsburgh Power Strike in 23rd Day, With Scant Hope of Settlement

Strike End Is Not In Sight   Pittsburgh Power Walk. out Enters 23rd'Day; Vote Announced.

Power Union Vote Winner   Pittsburgh Strike in 23d Day With Scant Hope Of Settlement

UNION BALLOT DIMS HOPE OF STRIKE'S END   Pittsburgh Power Stoppage Enters 23rd Day With No Sign of Early Settlement   TENANTS ARE SHIVERING

JACKSON TESTIFIES   Denies All Charges Of Bad Management  ‘At Prison

Blames Treaty For Hitler, War  Von Neurath Heard At Nuernberg Trial

John B. Ogden May Jump Into Governor Race   Former Carter County District Judge Toying With Proposal to Make ’ Campaian in State

SEEK WOMAN IN JOWA GEM THEFT   Fort Dodge Store Is Robbed of INamonds

Wreckage of Missing’ Plane Found Scattered *On Peak; All Aboard Dead

Blizzard Hampers Removal of Dead From Plane Wreck   All 12 Passengers on Air Transport Killed in California Crash-

Blizzard = Prevents Removyat Sot Twelve Bodies from Wreckage Until Today — Western Airline Officiais at a Loss to Explain Crash.

riND PLANE WRECKAGE AND 12 DEAD   Plan Removal of Bodies Today to San Diego

Rescuers Find Wreckage Of Airliner, Bodies Of Twelve Persons To Be Removed Today

PLANE WRECKAGE  YIELDS 12 DEAD   Bodigs Are Removed From Christmas Eve Crash Amid Blizzard

Legion Marshals Forces for Attack Against Contract Hospital Program

Legion Leaders To Oppose New Veterans Plan   HOSPITALIZATION IDEA IS ATTACKED BY VET GROUP

Legion Masses  For VA Fight   Leaders Gather Facts, Figures For Meeting With General Bradley.

PONTIFICAL MASS WAS HELD FOn JOHN CARDINAL GLENNON   A Message From Pope Pius XI Was Read at the Services.   AT MULLINGAR, EIRE

Dewey Dedicates Champlain College To Those Who Died   Governor Says He Is Proud of State’s Role in Education; Leads 48, He Says

President’s Appeal Wins o-Day Truce   Confusion Grips Rail Centers; To Reopen Nevotiations

FLEVENTH-HOUR APPEAL AVERTS TIEUP OF LINES   Union Leaders Agree To Resume Parleys In Dispute

ROADS SNARLED AS MEDIATION AGAIN SLATED   Postpcnement Made With Minutes To Snare

School Lunch Bill Up For senate Vote   House Amount  May Be Doubled

Farm Bloc Seeks" To Deuble Funds For School Lunch   Senators Seck To Boost Appropriation To SLIS Million.

TO HAVE CHRISTMAS TREES   Troops on Kwajaleia te Have Sil ver-Tipped Firs

ALL BUT 4 NINES REOPEN IN STATE   One Not Ready and Men al Three Others Do Not Resume Work

MOST DIGGERS BACK AT WORK IN STATE PITS   Illinois Miners Exhibit Varied Reactions To _.. End Of Walkout :

Former Nazi Gauleiter Executed   THREE OF HIS ASSISTANT: ALSO PUT TO DEATH B} FIRING 3QUAD.

THREE MORE BOCHES DIE   Beast of Alsace Screams Defiance to Last.

Two In Auto Are Killed By Plane   Auto Driver And Wife Escape As Do Occupants Of Plane

TRUMAN JUMPS INTO CAMPAIGN   CALLS FOR DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS ~— SAYS NATION FACES EMERGENCY.

Emergency Now? Whose Fault? Is G. 0. P. Demand   Republicans  Seize on . Truman Statement for Comeback

Republicans Ask ‘Whose Fault Is It?" As Truman Says U.S. Is Now In Great Emergency   Peril Will Continue Until We Can Get Peace And Production, President Declares

TRUMAN SAYS NATION STILL IN STATE OF EMERGENCY   Blames Condition On Obstruction GOP Asks Whose Fault It Is

Quick GOP Reply To Truman's Cry About Emergency  Minority Charges New Deal Merely Lacks Leadership

-Truman Scores Obstruction   President Doesn’t See How Voters Could Support Republican Progran

G. 0. P. LAYS PEACE PERIL TODEMOCRATS   Republican Chairman Reece, Replying to Truman Statement on Emergency, Asks “Whose Fault Is It?”

Truman Says U. S. in Great Peril, COP. Asks. ‘Whose Fault Is It?

Whose Fault is It? Asks GOP   Jump on Truman’s Assertion U. S. is In Great Emergency

Truman Calls For Support OfDemocrats   Murls His Influence [1 —} he —_Congressionat Campaign. Declares Emergeney As Great As Pearl Ifarbor ;

SEES EMERGENCY UNTIL U.S. GETS PEACE AND GOODS   REPUBLICANS MAKE CAPITAL BY ASKING WHOSE FAULT IS IT?

Truman ‘Crisis’ Talk Hit By GOP   Republicans Ask Whose Fault’ Is It

GOP DECLARES TRUMAN CAN'T ESCAPE ‘HEAT   Party Leaders, Informed of Chief’s Aims, - Blame Him for Fumbles

Truman, GOP in Political Joust   Lack of Democratic Leadership Charged By Republicans

‘Whose Fault Is It?’ G.0.P. Retort To Truman's ‘Emergency’ Admission

President Says U. S. Still in ' Great Emergency   Jumps Into Middle of Campaign for Conaress

« Words Begin To Fly In Election Campaign.... : Truman Fires First Shot In Congressional Battle  OF 

‘WHOSE FAULT IS IT” REPUBLICANS ASKING PRESIDENT   GOP Answers Truman's Charge That Country is in Great Emergency

GOP Capitolizes On President's “Emergency” Talk  Asks “Whose Fault Is

Republicans Ask Truman Whose Fault It Is, in Reply eTo President’s Peril Report   Chief Executive Makes His First Congressional Campaign Salvo by Declaring That Democrats Want Peace, Output;  Reece Points at Maijorities

GOP Asks ‘Whose Fault Is It”.  As Truman Cites Nation’s Peril   ‘Peace And Production’ Declared Goal Of Democrats In Opening Vote Volley

Republicans Ask Who ls fo Blame For ‘Emergency   Assertion Made By President

Republicans Are Pondering Guilt   Attempt To Place Blame For State Described By Truman

Country is in Great Peril.  Savs Truman  . : “Whose Fault  Is ht GOP  leadore Ack

Republicans Ask ‘Whose F ault?? —  In Answer to President’s Query

Truman Says Crisis Equals Pearl Harbor   “Whose Fault?’ Asks Republican Chieftain, Rapping Leadership

GOP Jumps  On Truman   Reece Says If U.S. Faces Emergency Now Fault Is President’s

Republicans Ask Questions   Reply To Statement Made By President

TRUMAN JUMPS INTO CAMPAIGN   Election Of Democrats Needed In Emergency, President Declares

GOP ‘Obstruction’ Tactics Assailed   President Charges Republicans with Blocking Program

President Blames GOP For Present Domestic Trouble   Republican Leader Hits New Deal Leadership For Difficulties

State, Reeling from Friday’s Storm Hit by Winter’s Worst Cold Blast

U.S. May Stay in Japan Indefinitely To Hold Line Against Soviet Union:

Japan Anchor of American Line Against Russia   Troops Will Stay to Keep Red Army From Moving In

‘JAPAN IS EASTERN ANCHOR OF US ‘LINE AGAINST THE SOVIET UNION   American Forces Likely to Remain Indefinitely   INTERNATIONAL PAWN

Occupation of Japan Indefinite   Yanks To Remain To Fend Off Communists

Japan Becomes Outpost Against Soviet Advance   American Troops Are Expected To Occupy Country Indefinitely

SEE LONG STAY FOR AMERICANS IN JAPAN AREA   Our Forces Are Needed To Hold Out Red Influence

AMERICAN FORCES MAY REMAIN IN “WPAN FOR YEARS   Yanks Likely to Hold Eastern  Anchor of Line Against Biuccians

Yankees Hold  Line Against  Reds In East Due For Long Stay In Japan

U. S. FORCES MAY REMAIN IN JAPAN   Military Phase Of Occupation Nearly Completed

Japan May Become U. S. West Anchor   America May Hold Line  There Against Soviet   And Communism

FRANCE SEEKS TO BREAK DEADLOCK   AVC to Fight Eviction Of Ex-GI Tenant

MONEY, BONDS AND GIGARETS PART OF LOOT   Nebergall Wants Four Held in Illinois on Mahnke Kidnap Charge.

47 Iowa Jobs Confessed by ‘Nitro Gang’   Crime Trail Covers 25 Towns in State, Nebergall Says

Alaska Reports Several Quakes; Warning Issuec   California Beaches Alse Hit By Waves; Cause One Death

At Least Five At Lighthouse Die in Big Wave   Lost at Scotch Cap. At Unimak Island Off Tip of Alaska

Thousands Of Appeals   Famine Relief Corn Is Sold  Reports 10 Million Bushels Bought

Agriculture Head  May Propose Seizure; Thousands of Workers Added to List of Idle

Government Might Seize Meat Plants  If Mediation, Fact-Finding Fail to Avert Strike

LeMars American Legion Meets _ Thursday Night  ‘New Report Shows « Members Increase  Above New Quota

LeMars American Legion Meets Thursday Night  New Report Shows  : Members Increase At... RY nce Ree

Conservatives ‘Dressed in Jap Election   Social Democrats Show Strength in Ballot Count

Three Jap Parties in Close Race 7 Observers Predict Coalition Regime

Social Democrats Surprise In Jap Election Results   Socialists Press Two Conservative Parties With Half Of Ballots Counted; Tri-Party Coalition  Government Now Forecast

MOLOTOV IS DUE TO RETURN TO MEETING   Foreign Diplomats Feel Trip Te Moscow Is Merely Keport Ta Sialin

W. C. Watts, Former Clerk of Superior Court, Speaks to Rotary.   DECLARES JAIL : ® USED ILLEGALLY

w. CG Watts, Forme “Clerk ‘of. Superio: “Court, © BEERS te “Rotary.    DECLARES JAIL 8 “USED ALLEGALLY.

Won’t Let Hess Be Own Lawyer   Held “Not’ in His Interes*” by Internationa!  Military Tribunal

HESS REQUEST DENIED   Nazi War Criminal Wanted to Be His Gwn Defense Attorney

HESS PLEA T0 DEFEND SELF IS REJECTED   International Military Tribunal Denies Application of Former Deputy Fuehrer

Court Denies Hess Right to Act  As Own Counsel   Defender of Goering  Also Will Be Attorney for Hess

Prowling Subway Wolf Is Back Again But the Girls » Like to Ride With Men

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Subway Wolf Doesn’t Scare Very Many New York Girls

GALS PREFER TO BATTLE WOLVES OFF RATHER THAN RIDE WITHOUT MEN IN SUBWAYS. SURVEY SHOWS

TRUMAN WILL GO ALL OUT FOR PAULEY   President Tells Reporters He Plans to Stay With Californian in Fight for Confirmation as Navy Il ndersecretary.

Truman Will Back Pauley To The Limit   Nemmation Will  Net Be Withdrawn

Calls Security Measures of U. 5. “Adequate   President Declines Comment on Report Of Espionage Probe

Pauley Adamant In His Belief That Senate Will Confirm Him   Navy Undersecretary Nominee Ignores Demands That His Name Be Withdrawn

PRESIDENT WILL CONTINUE FIGHT ~ JO AID PAULEY   Chief Executive Declares Ha Will Not Withdraw Name .Of tlis Friend

President Not To Appoint Douglas As Interior Secretary   Chief Executive Claims Security Meas: ures Adequate To Protect Vital Information

President Backs Pauley To the Limit   “Stipports cAny.            * We Declares: -

TRUMAN STILL BACKS PAULFY   Navy Dep’t Nominee Refuses To Withdraw After Fight

Truman Will Back Pauley   Intends to Support Him to Limit, President Says

Truman Backs Pauley To Limit   Pledges Support as Navy Undersecretary

PLEDGES FIGHT TO LIMIT FOR HIS NOMINEE   Californian Declines to Yield to Demands For Withdrawal

PAULEY WONT GIVE UP   Truman Won‘t Give Up Either So Scrap Goes On

Oil Man Turns A Deaf Ear To Step Out Plea   President Predicts Nominee for Navy Post Will Be Confirmed

Truman Infends To Back Pauley To The Limit  Nominee Refuses To Ask Withdrawa  ees ee ene tii an i.

Truman Repeats He's Supporting Pauley To Limit   Nominee For Navy Post, Meanwhile, Ignores De mands He Withdraw.

Truman Still Is Backing His Nominee   President Says He Will Not Withdraw Pauley’s Name Now

Truman Repeats He Is Backing Pauley To Limit For Navy Job   Pauley Also Stands Pat. Still Confident; Some Senators Demand That He Withdraw.

Truman Renews His Demand for Nominee Today   Telis Conference He Stavs Behind Man After Once Naming Him

Truman Asserts  Pauley His Man   President Says He Usually Continues  To Back His Choices

TRUMAN STANDS FIRM ON PAULEY   Says He’ll Back Nominee Ta Limit In Fight For Post

Denies Move To Withdraw  ‘His Nominee   Congressmen Urge Retrac« tion Nomination Of Oilman As Undersecretary.   PREDICTS APPROVAL

President to Back Pauley “to Limit”   Will Not Withdraw Nomination, Truman Talle RPannréarce

TRUMAN SAYS HE WILL STAY WITH PAULEY   Reports Successor To Ickes Has Not Been Decided On

PAULEY REFUSES TO QUIT FIGHT   Naval Committee Probe Is Recessed to Tuesday

—TRUMAN BACKS PAULEY—  President Says He Will Back Oil Man To Limit   Pauley Says He Will Not Ask That His  Name Be Withdrawn; Sees Nomination

Truman Remains Firm in Pauley Nomination Today   Nominee Refuses To Withdraw, Is Confident of Win

PAULEY IGNORES NEW DEMANDS HE WITHDRAW   "Navy ‘Undersecretary. Nominee’ Confident He Will Be: Confirmed

Truman To Baek Pauley   Will Not Withdraw His Nomination For Undersecretary Of the Navy

President Plans To Back Pauley For Navy Post   Oil Man Rejects Demands That He Ask Truman Withdraw Nomination

Still Back Of Pauley.   Truman Will Not Withdraw. Nomination; No Ickes Successor Yet

Truman, Pauley To Stand Firm On Nomination  Withdrawal Urged CVE hd Cre   Withdrawal Urged But Oil Man Says He‘il Be Upheld

PAULEY IGNORES DEMANDS FOR WITHDRAWAL   Navy Nominee Wants Nera Fo  rc. ". Ganata

Thinks Senate Will Confirm is Nomination... . Pauley Ignores Demands  That He Withdraw Name

Truman To Back Pauley To Limit For Naval Post   Chief Executive Tells Press He Will Not Withdraw Name O:  Nominee

Back Pauley to the Limit, Says Truman   No Withdrawal of Nomination Despite Senatorial Pressure

PICKETS PATROL AREA NEAR BIG CAPITAL HOTEL   160 Union Employes Strike a O. C. Biltmore—Wages, Hours Disputed

Pickels Stationed Al Biltmore Hotel   Wage-Hour Dispute Bobs Up As Legion Convention Looms This Weekend

No Union Contract Offered, Management Claims; No Taxi Service On Eve of Legion Meet

REED CHALLENGES G. 0, P. IN SENATE   Republican “Organization to Plan Hit As Leaders Said tn Retain Plums

REED CHALLENGES (1.0. P. PLANS 10 ORGANIZE SENATI   Kansan Declares Too Few People Will Get Plums If Top-Ranking Leaders Have Their Way.   REPORTS OPPOSITION TO THE PROGRAM   Declares He Will Ask 51 Republican Members of Chamber to Pass On Issues Involved.

Top Republicans Face Battle for Senate's Plums   Big Boys’ Grab of Two Important Places Each, Stirs Up Strong Revolt

DUE TO HOLIDAY NEXT WEEK VOTAW'S MEAT MARKET WILL BE OPEN WED., FRL & SAT.,

ALFANI'S HOME SUPPLY  295 8S. ELLSWORTH PHONE 42128   CLOSED FOR VACATIONS. JULY IST TO 6TH. ZIMMERMAN AUTO SALES.

UMSTEAD WELDING SHOP WILL BE CLOSED FOR VACATIONS FROM AUG. 17 TO SEPT. 4.

FRESH-DRESSED SMALL TURKEYS AND LARGE, YOUNG CHICKENS, FRIDAY AND SAT. THE FAMOUS MARKET

DE RIENZO'S SPAGHETT!  SHOPPE 387 S. BROADWAY WILI  BE CLOSED FROM AUG. 4 TC AIG 7 INC,

Chinese Reds Hit U.S. Aid Policy   Communists Protest ‘Armed Intervention’

BODYGUARD PROTECTS IRISH CABINET AS HUNGER-STRIKING REBELS WEAKEN

Around 250 Delegates and Guests Expected To Attend Three-day Session

Purse-Snatcher Is Once More in Custody Of Authorities   Soft-Hearted Magistrate And Prosecutor Find They Have Been Deceived

Greece to Fil U. N. Protest On Disorders   Premier Formally: Notifies Russ; Flies to N. Y..Today

‘PAY INCREASES TO SERVICEMEN ARE SUPPORTED   4Top Brass Wants Year Added To Lottery, But Would Limit Service

Half. of Butter Arriving at Large City Markets Is Purchased by Government

Butter Virtually Off Market With Federal Purchase  Creamery Leasina   Creamery Leasing And Black Markets Reported Thriving

BUTTER MARKET RUFFLED BY U.S   Army Purchases Throw Trade Into Tight Channels

U.S. Is Purchasing One-Half of Big City Butter Quota   Government Is Buying for Full Year at Peak  of Season; East  wt.) OW Oe

U.S. IS BUYING HALF OF BUTTER   Government Purchasing Year’s Supply Now

BLINDING SNOW BALKS ALPINE PLANE RESCUE   Heavy Storm Adds to Peril of 11 Yanks On Crashed Ship

Truman Actiot Will Cut U.S. Tax Bilt   Reductions Expected To Total About $700,000,000 a Year

Order May Cut 1947 Tax Bill By $700 Million   Pre-War Levies to Be Effective July 1

WAR'S END CUTS NATION'S TAXES   MANY REDUCTIONS AUTOMATICALLY IN EFFECT ON JULY 1

Big Cut In Excise Levies   End of Hostilities Means Most “Luxury’ Taxes Will Drop July 1 to Pre-War Level

Truman Cuts 700 Millions Off Tax Bill   Levies On Liquor, Jewelry, Furs, Luggage Will Be Cut Back July 1

Action May Cut Excise Taxes by $700,000,000   President Is Expected To Oppose Proposal -For General Tax Slash

Truman Move May Slash Tax Bill   Excise Levies And Others to Be Cut Back July 1

Proclamation Means Savina To Americans   Excise Levies To Be Cut Back On  Numerous Items

TRUMAN ACTION MAY CHOP TAX BILLS SHARPLY   Excise Levies Will Be Cut Back July 1 Under Proclamation

Proclamation Means  $700,000,000 Tax Cut  a a a ht me   Group of GOP Lawmakers Advise Balancing Budget as First Step

Reduction In Tax Bill Held Likely   President’s Proclamation Ending Hostilities May Cut Off $700,060,000 In Levies for 1947

War’s End May Reduce U.S. Taxes   Edict Could Slash $700,000,000 from  Seetws Lavi

AUTHORITY 0) AGENCY TO BE CURTAILED   To Retain Controls Over Meat, Poultry and Dairy Products

ONGRESS MAY JIRTAIL OPA UTHORITY   Chances Are That Truman  To O. K. Bill

CONGRESS NOW ‘READY TO AGT ON OPA SETUE   COMPROMISE PLAN AGREED TO LAST NIGHT MAY BE VOTED ON BEFORE NIGHTFALL

Controls Kept On Livestock, Meat, Poultry, Dairy Products; Food Subsidies End April 1 ‘

Chinese Communist Claims Gen. Chiang Directs Campaign   No. 2 Red Says Generalissimo in Personal Command

Chiang Takes Command in Manchuria, Says Red Chief  Nationalists Seize Important City

Situation Takes Critical Turn... .  Chiang Personally Takes Over Direction Of The Campaign In Manchuria

Situation Critical In Manchuria   Top Communist Indicates Turn For The Worse  In Civil War

ASSERTS CHIANG HEADS FIGHTING   Communists Claim He  Directing Menchurian Campaiaqn

Senate Probers Seek More Data In Coffee Case   Congressman Denies Contractor Paid For Services

SEEK MORE DATA ON REP, COFFEE   Senators Try To Find Out If $2,500 Check Was For “Services” Or Campaign ft ie-—— spo net VN

Probers Ask ‘More Testimony On Check Received By Coffee   Mead Wants To Know If $2,500 Was Payment For Services Rendered Or ‘Campaign Gift’

Chinese Hear Reports of More Clashes   Fighting Takes Place In Seven Areas; Anxiety Is Expressed

Four Sections of U. S. Are Proposed For Permanent Home of United Nations

U.S. Requests Limit of Four U.N. Sites   Boston Survives On List—Proposal Is Compromise

F our U.N. Site Areas Selected   U.S. Asks Assembly To Limit The Choice Of  Leadouarters.

BRITAIN COPIES AMERICAN ARMY   Payisad Military Setup Pians Revealed By Montgomery

Montgomery Says  British Post-War Army to Be Molded by American Pattern

IGNUARES GRILICS # _ Montgomery Hails, Copies U. S. Chief of Staff Setup.

‘Monty’ Likes U.S. Army Plan  s. gO Po Bes oe a \As ..   Ike Defends British Was Activities

British Patrol Streets in Jaffa   Jewish Extremists Blamed for Blast Wrecking Oil Train

BRIT. TROOPS: MAKE. ARRESTS IN JAFFA      Seek to. Prevent _ . Infiltration of” Jewish Extretiiais

BRITISH TROOPS PATOL STREETS AFTER OUTBREAK   Scores Of Suspects Are Arrested; Palestine Jews On Strike

Auto Production Below Schedule  Week's Output Far Under That in [94]

RED TROOPS ACTIVE IN NORTHERN CHINA   General: Marshall Transfers Operations to Nanking

RENEW STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS   Westinghouse Co. Official, Union Leader Engaged In Series of Talks

Clipper Makes  Crash Landing   None Aboard. Bound For London, Injured

ASSURANCES ARE GIVEN BY U.S. SUROPEAN PEACE CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD MAY 1 AS PLANNED   Von Ribbenirop Testifies Nazis Had No Advance Information on Surprise Jap Pear! Harbor Attack—Aim Had Been to Isolate England — Nips Are Facing Possible Food Shortage

. oo =. bit eB: "yy om: i = Re  HIGHLIGHTS OF THE NEW ENLISTMENT PROGRAM

Open Public Hearings Oi Rail Wage Demands   Decision of Boards Will Effect Nearly  ic mati. wt...

Ives Says Truman Lost Leadership as Price Stops Ended   Controls Were Lifted, He Says, Because G.O.P. Forced Issue, Thus Handing Defeat

WAR DEPARTMENT IN ECONOMY MOVE, CUTS CIVILIAN EMPLOYES  PERSONAL REDUCTION ORDERED, ACCORDING TO TRUMAN’S PLANS

WarDepartment Cuts Employes By Nearly T Tenil   53,079 Civilians Due To Go off Payrolls By Fiest of October

WAR DEPARTMENT IN ECONOMY MOVE, CUTS CIVILIAN EMPLOYES  PERSONAL REDUCTION ORDERED, ACCORDING 

War Department Fires Workers   53,079 Laid Off in New Economy Move

Negotiations on 19-Day Maritime lie- Up Resumed  : Disputes. Delaying “Supply Shipments... Te Overseas: Forces

STRIKE DELAYS ARMY SUPPLIES   Negotiations To End IS Day Maritime Tieup Are Resumed

Missino Hunter Being Sought  ' Volunteers Form - Searching Pariy

STUDENT NURSE LISTED MISSING   Girl Disappeared on Athens to Cleveland Trip

U.S. And British Are Prepared To Clash Over Iran   Any Russian Attempt For Postponement To Meet ‘Sharp Opposition

Changchun Garrison in Last-Stand Battle Against Chinese Red Force

CHINESE. REDS _ ~ NEAR VICTORY   REPORT GOVERNMENT FORCES IN CAPITAL OF MANCHURIA  HOLD ONLY TWO  —-=STRONGPOINTS

CHANGCHUN’S SOLDIERS FIGHT LAST STAND   Casualties Heavy As Communists Advance In City

Battle Raging For Changchun   Communist Forces Seek To Gain Control Of Capital Of Manchuria

Soviet Agents Obtained Top Secret Data   Information Secured On Policies of U. S., Britain and Canada, Commission Declares

Russians’ Spy Work Is Bared      Dramatically-Worded Report Read by Canada’s Royal Commission

Reds Sought —Top Secrets   Canadian. Probers Reveal Widesnresad Activity

RUSS OBTAINED TOP SECRETS OF CANADA & U.S   Moscow Sought Information About Post-War De.  fense, Commission Says   AGENTS DID NOT GO AFTER ATOM FORMULA

IN PROTEST AGAINST HIKE  Vets Picket O'Daniel's House In Dallas In Dispute On Rent

Jews Threafen Death To Three British Captives  Will Act If Britons Execute 2 Iqurnites

Palestine In Grip Of New Revolt Threat   JEWISH UNDE RGROUND IN ULTIMATUM TO BRITISH

JEWS THREATEN TO KILL THREE ARMY OFFICERS   Defy Deadline Set By -Hagana Orvranization

IRGUNISTS. DEFY JEWISH HAGANA   Refuse To Release Three British Officers .

JEWISH KIDNAPERS THREATEN 10 KILL BRITISH OFFICERS   Warn of Reprisals for Death Penalties. Against Extremists

JEWS THREATEN BRITISH LIVES   Extremist Group Leaders Say Officer Hostages Facing Death

Hawaii Plane Near Iceland On Cairo Hop   Army Bomber Keeps 247-Mile Average, With All Feeling Fine

HARMAN TO GIVE TOAST   Member of Eisenhower's Staff Will Be on Kansas Day Program

Russians Seeking Postponement (Of Atomic Report  Final Word Awaited From Moscow on Scientific Statement °

UN Report Is Delayed   Reds Ask Stay Till Monday of Final OK Of Council Actions

Russia Seeking Delay in Atomic Energy Report   Delegate ts Quoted as Saying He Had Not Had Time to Study The Council’e Dine

A SCIENTIFIC REPORT IS ASKED TO BE DELAYED   Was to Be Made to the Atomic Energy Commission, It It Reported.   RY SOVIET DELEGATION   Gromyko, Russian Delegate, Says He Has Not Had Time to Make Study.

Russians Reportec Seeking Delay in Scientifie Report   Andrei Gromyko Quoted as Saving He Has Not Bad Enough Time  for Study =-+-

[Russia Would [Delay Atomic iReport-Action   Delegate “Groniy ko Quoted AS Saying He Has Not.” >) Had: Tiine’to Suily . Digest —¢

SOVIETS WILL ASK POSTPONEMENT OF REPORTS ON ATOM   Additional Tine for Study o Scientific Report Will Be Requested

Soviets  Seeking Delays OnAtom   Scientific Report Draft Put Off Are Asked

Mrs. Worm Gets 45-Year Sentence   Pleads Guilty to 2nd Degree Murder

PICKS 115 POUNDS IN 2 HOURS Arkansas Farm Woman Is Top Coffon Picker Of Contest

War or Peace? Three Major Questions Faéee World as UNO Meeting Nears

Beef Packers Map Battle On Controls   Contend Decontrol Only Solution To Shortage

Packers Map Drive To Foree Removal  Of Meat Control:   Declare Industry Committee Is Unanimous In Feeling That Decontrol Is Only Way To Get Meat Back on Market Shelves

PACKERS T0 FIGHT PRICE CONTROLS   REPRESENTATIVES OF INDUS. TRY MAP DRIVE AT MEETING IN WASHINGTON.

Beef Packers Plan to Get Rid Of OPA Price Controls and [Return Meat to Butcher Shops

Seek Clues In Double Murder   Blonde Waitress And Former Merchant Seaman Found Slain On Florida Beach

CLUES ARE SOUGHT IN DOUBLE MURDER   Former Seaman, Waitress Slain on Florida Beach

Trapped by L.A. Officers, Man Admits Writing $15,900 Ransom Note, Denies He Kidnaped Gluskoter Child

s othemeeieeenneenetesiatmemns neem eee  Union Warned Babies. Must Be Protected

Republican House Election Would Mean Real Turnover From Speaker To Small Fry

Election Of Republican House Would Mean Shakeup From Speaker Down To Elevator Boy

HOUSE SHAKEUP MAY COME SOON   Election Of Republicans Would Mean Complete Turnover

Third Party Second Choice With Wallace   Deposed Commerce Secretary Makes Editorial Debut

STRIKE HALTS ALL FLIGHTS OF TW A.   First Major Walkout in History by Airline Pilots

Molotey Fur Unknown Reasons Blocks Calling Of Peace Conference On July 29. To Discuss     Rules Today

Russia Blocks Formal Calling Of Peace Conference July 29   Session of Four-Power Foreign Ministers Ends in Deadlock After Molotov Argues. China Should Not Be an Inviting Power

Black to Die For Slaying   Convicted of Hitch-Hike Slaying Of Veteran

DRIVER DIES IN TRUCK FIRE   Wife Suffering From  3rd Decree Burns

Addition to White House Voted Down   House Majority Agains More Room for the Ex ecutive Offices

HALF WAY MARK 1S NEAR IN LAGGING RED CROSS DRIVE   SLIGHTLY IN EXCESS OF SEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS SECURED TO DATE

HALF WAY MARK {5  NEAR IN LAGGING  RED CROSS DRIVE SLIGHTLY IN EXCESS OF SEVEN THOUSAND DOL aAnrntingen TH nm ATT

Electric Strike In Second Day   No Indication Of Settlement -Seventy-Nine Plants In Nation Tied Up

WESTINGHOUSE ENDS CONTRACT WITH UERMWA   Action Taken as Government Takes First Step in Walkout of 200,000

Brown Lashes Out At Sigler   Lieutenant-Governor Opens His Campaign

Indiana Manhunt Ends As Man Who Shot Wife Surrenders To Neighbors

Gridiron Scores Yesterday Ran To Big Figures   Texas A. and M.'s 54 and Pennsylvania’s 66 Are Samples of What Happened

‘Scores Take Crazy Bounces In Some ‘Of Country’s Major Grid Contests

Frootoall khounaup  Texas Wins: Purdue  Falls; Army Pushes  Wins To 21 Straight

Sioux County. Is Barley King   Farms Here Produce More Bushels ‘Than in Any Other County In State, Government Reports Show

GRAIN CEILING PRIGE HIKE IS ANNOUNCED   Jumps Are Permitted For Wheat, Corn and All Live Stock Grains

-— oe" -' 7) ee: ae ay!  at Snead a  _ Pn io e eo; Var Ao. egg    ‘Yove Aims az Zecucing  umoer *=" ives-oc <70 ‘2rorer “a.ance’

JUMPS SHOULD BE FOOD AIDS   Grain And Feed Price  Hikes To Encour age Movement

Conservative Cabinet Picked By Jap Chiefs   General Warns Against Disorderly Minority In Politics As Japs Select Government

New Jap Cabinet Is Quickly Named   MacArthur Snaps Whip And Warns He Will Act

Names New Jap Cabinet   Heavily Conservative Group Appointed After MacArthur Halts Riots

Conservative Cabinet For Japan Named   MacArthur Demands Ces: sation Mass Demonstrations By Minorities.

Con servative Cabinet Named By Jap Premici   Complete Approval By  ) Supreme Heady:   However. Is Reported Doubtful     rey     ;

NEW CABINET FOR JAPAN NAMED TODAY   MacArthur Warns Against Mass Demonstrations

Conservative Jap Cabinet Is Named   Allied Approval Seen Doubtful

JAPS PICK NEW CABINET TODAY   conservatives Take Over Posts After M’‘Arthur Orders End To Disorders

Jap Premier Formulates New Cabinet   MacArthur Orders Minoritles Cease Mass Violence

Conservative Jap Cabinet Set  ee ey eo ee. oe ee oe S ee ee a orn 2

Krug Budget Cut Heavily   Interior Dept. Given As Treatment By House Committee

INTERIOR GROUP FUNDS ARE GUI   Department Is Accused of Inefficiency Today at Capital.

HOUSE SLASHES INTERIOR DEPT, APPROPRIATIONS   Deep Cuts Made in Budget for Interior Agencies

‘ .  House Committee.Scores Department of Interior Inefficiency Under Ickes

House Slashes Budgets for Interior  Dept., Reclamation Bureau, Valley Project

House Group Cuts  Funds for Interior   Charge of Extravagance Seen Aimed at Ickes

Interior Fund Is Cut In Half By Committee   Appropriations Group Criticizes Waste In Department   ICKES NOT NAMED   Krug Promises Reforms Requested By  Congress

INTFRIO? DEPT. OUTLAY SLASHED BY HOUSE GROUP  Committee Virtually Halves      Committee Virtually Halves Amount Sought for Next Fiscal Year   SHARP SLAP AT ICKES   MPTP ke PAN Ae  inefficiency and Extravagance Charged While Under His Secretaryshin

ckes Charged With Inefficiency and ‘extravagance; Interior Budget Cut

House Slashes Interior Funds   Power, Reclamation Projects Suffer As Ickes’ Administration Scored

HOUSE GROUP CUTS FUNDS FOR B. OF R.   Committee Slashes In Half Interior De>t. Appropriation

CONTEND DISPUTE IS NOTA THREAT 10 WORLD PEACE   U. S. AND BRITISH DELEGATES INSIST ON A FULL REPORT

Streamlined Panama Limited Enroute From Chicago to New Orleans Wrecked

Forty Hurt In Wreck Of Crack IC Passenger  Cause Of Pile-Up Undetermined, No Serious Iniuries

Prints the News   Forty Hurt In Louisiana Train Wreck   Streamlined Panama Special Leaves Rails

40 Injured In Wreck Of NY Fast Limited   ‘Panama’ Enroute To New Orleans

REPORT 40 HURT IN RAIL WRECK   Five or Six Passenger Cars Derail Near New Orleans

40 ARE INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Streamliner Jumps Tracks In New Orleans Area °

Frenzy Believed To Have Passed; Piles Of Corpses Clutter Streets In Calcutta, City Moves Toward Normal   INJURED NUMBERED IN MANY THOUSANDS

2,000 to 3,000 Dead in Calcutta   City Moves Slowly Back Toward Normal

India Riots End; Toll Hits 3,00   Fightmg Over, Calcutta Resumes Normalcy Slowly

MASS FIGHTING SUBSIDES AFTER HEAVY BATTLES   British Troops Move To Restore Order; Hospitais Overtaxed

Calcutta Riot Toll Increases   Hindus and Moslems Clash in Streets Littered With Dead

Jot Indian   Rioting Over 1,000 Dead      Situation Is Slowly Returning to Normal: Corpses Fill Streets

BRIEF ANALYSIS OF EVENTS IN YEAR SINCE SURRENDER REVEALS WORLD STILL FACES MANY WOES

Picture Of Peace Is Not. Well Drawn   ‘Diplomacy Has Become An Extension Of War; World Mep Peppered With Trouble Spots :

U ACCEPTS BILL FROM HOUSE   Deadline Nears, But Truman Will Retain Selective Service

SENATE SEEN SET 10 EXTEND U.S. DRAFT LAW   Midnight Deadiine Prods Reluctant Sélons into Action

Some Ministers Of Shidehara Cabinet  Balk At Resigning ws   all  Cabinet Will “Reorganize” Instead of Resigning En - Bloc As Requested By Premier.

Jap Premier To Keep His Office   Cabinet Is Planning To Reorganize; Long Meeting Held

Jap Cabinet to Remain in-Office   Will Seek te Solve Political Crisis by’  Beoronnisatinc

Shidehara To Remain In Office While  (ahinet Attempts Reorganization Move

Premier Remains, But Jap Cabinet Faces Shakeup   Ministers Attempt To Solve-Crisis by —  - Change; Act Under.  MacArthur's Directive

JAPANESE PREMIER TO KEEP OFFICE AS CABINET WORKS   Shidchara to Remain at Post . While Solving of Political Crisis by. Reorganization Is Avent by Cabinet

Japanese Will Aiiow Kojuro Te Stay In Office   Cabinet Will Try To Solve Difficulties By Reorganization

Japan's Cabinet Crisis Mounts; Members Quit  Shidehara Will Try To Avert Collapse

Japan's Premier Holds On   Will Remain in Office While Cabinet Try@ To Reorganize

JAP PREMIER KEEPS JOB WHILE CABINET RE-ORGANIZES IN TRY TO OBEY DECREE OF MACARTHUR

Japan Cabinet Figures Fall  Shidehara Retains  Pasition in (Crisis

SHIDEHARA T0 STAY IN OFFICE   Foreign Ministers Work on Reorganization

SHIDEHARA PLANS TO RETAIN POST   Jap General Elections Face Delay of Months, Ageney Savs

Jap Premier to Stay in Office   Cabinet Reorganizes To Solve Political Crisis—Some Resign   Patterson Thinks Hirohito’s War Guilt Does Not Require Abdication

Jap Premier to  Retain Office  To Settle Crisis by Reforming Cabinet

OUT TO MODERNIZE CITY GOVERNMENT   Seven Missouri Communities _-New Have the City Man: ager Form.

City Manager Plan Gaining Impetus in Missouri Cities   Seventeen Towns Pushing Drives for’Modern And. Businesslike’ Types of Government; Lebanon Latest to Adopt Manager-Councjl Form:

ITALO TRIESTE CLAIM RAPPED BY RED ENVOY   Charges Italian Delegation Mot Telling Truth =

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Soviet Agrees to Int ernationalize Treste

HOUSE SPEAKER DIES SUDDENLY   lowa Legislator Victim of  Heart Attack

William S. Hart, Star OF Silent Westerns, Is Reported Neer Death

WILLIAM HART VERY SERIOUS   Former Cowboy Star Said Near Death; Son, Friend Named Guardians

Congress Sets Date To End  Present Term   Adjournment Expected On Friday With Legislative Matters Unfinished

Declares Will Continue Fight For the “Right of the Individual” and the Welfare of the Country

WORLD STILL IS PERFECTLY SAFE -- TRUMAN   President Says He Will Fight For Right Of The Individual

DEFENSE OF HIS LABOR POLICIES   Traman Turns On His Cries In Speech At Daughter's Gradaatiza   WILL CONTINUE FIGHT FOR THE INDIVIDUAL

Truman uman Turns On Critics Of Labor Program, Save He Will Ficht For ‘Welfare Of Country

TRUMAN HITS FOES OF LABOR POLICY   SAYS HE WILL CONTINUE FIGHT FOR “BEST WELFARE OF THE COUNTRY.”

Alaska Wants To Become A State   Delegate Bob Bartlett To Introduce Bill In House Soon

G. 1S MUST REPORT   chool or Job-Training Information Due From Veterans.

DECONTROL BOARD TO REMAIN ACTIVE AT TRUMAN'S WISH   President Advises Three Mem her Board to Remain at  Their Posts

Bank Robbers Shot to Death After Hold-up   St. Clair County Sheriff Kills Two Fleeing Bandits in Gun Battle Near Humansville

2 BANK ROBBERS KILLED IN BATTLE NEAR OSCEQLA, MO.   Shot Dead In Gun Fight With Sheriff and His Deputy 25 Minutes After Humansville Holdup.   $4,700 LOOT FOUND IN BANDIT AUTOMOBILE   Outlaws Intercepted By Officers On Side Road After Stopping to Change License Piates.

‘CHEESE KING’ GANG VICTIM   Vincent Benevento Is Slain Early Today In Presence of Wife

Water Receding In Flooded Area  National Red Cross Directs Relief

2-Weeks Old Record Broken By U. S..Fighter   ’ Army Aviator Exceeds Old Mark by 22 Milec

NEW FLIGHT RECORD DULY RECORDED   Marks Made 2 Weeks Ago Are Toppled By Army Officer

ROADS SEEK HIGHER RATE FOR FREIGH   Nation’s Rail Spokesmen Marshal Statistics In Action Before ICC Hearing.

Iran Clamps Down News Censorship   Truman Xames Allen Ambassador te Tehran

IRAN TO CENSOR NEWS DISPATCHES   Uv. S, BELIEVES MOSCOW MAY BE ‘BACK OF ACTION—PROTEST LIKELY,

IRON CENSORSHIP CLAMPED BY IRAN   American Officials Suspect It Originated In Moscow

IRAN CLAMPS CENSORSHIP ON ALL NEWS   Action Taken As U. S. Names Allen For  Ambassador

New U. 5. Ambassador Named — lran Clamps lron Censorship On News; Say Red Pressure   State Department Considers Formal Action On Protest to Iran; Moscow Influnce Suspected in Premier's Action

[ran clamps iron control  On hewsmen  U.S. to protest Tehran action

U.S. To Protest Iran’s Ordering Of Censorship   Moscow Origin — Suspected by Some American Officials

Another Kidnap Was Considered  One Victim Escapes Jewich Abductore

*errorists Planned To Kidnap British Chief   Lt. Gen. Sir Evelyn Barker, Commander-InChief In Palestine, Marked At Same Time Six Officers Snatched; One Escapes

British Bare Extremist Conspiracy. to Abduct Commander in Palestine

UNCOVER JEWISH PLOT ITO KIDNAP GENERAL  No Clues to Abductors’ Whereabouts

cence = a nn rrr ter eee OTE  British Report Jewish Plot — To Nab General: Quit Search

Churchill to Push for Vote of Censure   Opens Attack on © Laborites on the New Farm Program

British Labor Government Hit By Churchill  Vote of Censure Will Be Called In Parliament

Churchill Accuses Labor Party; Will  Call For Censure Vote in Parliament

Churchill Blast Comes as Attlee Tells Farm Plan   Government Also Preparing te Take Over Railways; Vote of Censure Asked

British Labor Rule Prepares to Govern Farmers, Railroads   Agriculture Supervision Legislation Sent to House of Commons

Churchill To Ask MPs For  Censure Vote   Former Prime Minister Aceuses Labor Regime Of “Tyrnnny, Conceit and Incompetence”   Debate Set For January Meeting   Attlee’s Party Announces New Plans to Boss Farmers; Railways “In the Bag”

Accuses Labor Government of Incompetence   Churchill Announces He Will Call for  Vote of Censure By Glenn Williams

CHURCHILL ASKS PARLIAMENT TO CHECK LEADERS   Ex-Prime Minister Charges Labor Regime with ‘Tyranny end Incompetence’

TOCALLFOR CENSURE VOTE NEXT MONTH   Accuses Government Of ‘Tyranny, Conceit And Incompetence’

Churchill Raps Action Of Laborites   Will Call for Vote Of Censure When Parliament Reconvenes

‘British Labor "Govt. Is Accused Of Incompetence  Churchill Plans To Call For Parliamentary Vote OF Cenanre.

British Labor Government Is Under Fire   ‘Churchill Is Leading Assault as Farm Rule Bill Appears

CHURCHILL ASSAILS BRITISH GOVERNMENT DEMANDS TEST VOTE   SOCIALIST RULERS,  TAKING OVER RAILS, PLANS FARM CONTROL

Charge Comes Over Plan for Bossing British Farmers   Nationalizing of Railways Also Factor in Bitter Conservative Attacks

‘Winny’ Rips Laborites   Asks Censure of Government For Railway And Farm Policies

Churchill in Blast At Labor Regime   Follows Move to. Take Over British Farmers, Railroads   Accuses Government Of Tyranny, Conceit And Incompetence

‘Tyranny,  Says Churchill  (\f Annacitian VI UMUUSIHUT   Charges Made as Nation Prepares To Take Over Rails

Vote ‘Of Censure Is Asked   Churchill Accuses Labor Gor ernment Of Tyranny, Conceit   PLAN TO RUN RAILS

Story Of Little Johnny Doe Comes To Light In Message Left With Him In Charch

Wanted Son to Remember Lov er By Mother Leaves Baby i in Church Pew

Unwed Mother Leaves Son Of G. I. In Church; Asks To Be Forgiven In Note

Mother Deserts 3-Weeks-Old Son in Church; Explains Why in Note She Left With Him

Rainfall Slacks At Dam   After Piling up Two-Day Total  Of 13.63 Inches: Over Banks Tonight

MORE HEAVY RAINS BOOMED THE LOWER RIVER WEDNESDAY   It Was Running Bank Full and Would Be Out By Nightfall.   10 FEET OVER ITS BANKS   Will Not Approach the Security of the Record 1943 Overflow.

Over Foot of Rain Floods Osage River   Two-Day Fall Measures Up to 15.63 Inches. in Lake of Ozarks Region; Osage May Go10 Feet Over Banks by Tonight: Skies are Clearing

Truman Sounds War Warnings   Civilization Cannot Survive Atomic Struggle, President Deciares

Russians Threaten New Boycott Of U. N. Security Council Talks On [ran

Ceilings Lifted On Footwear Of Imported Leathers   Home Furnishings Also Decontroled

OPA LIFTS LIDS ON SOME SHOES   Ceilings off Furnishings, More Textiles

POULTRY SUPPLIES SHRINK AS RESULT OF HEAVY DEMAND   Nation Turns to Cold Cuts, Fish and Chicken As Fresh Meat Disappears From Counters.   PACKERS AND BUTCHERS REMAIN PESSIMISTIC   Shops in Some Cities Forced to Close—Half of Omaha’s Packinghouse Workers Laid Off.

Outlook Dark For Relief In Situation Meat Supplies Over Nation Disappear

ULS.MEAT NEAT REPORTS   Packers, Butchers Pessimistic As Fish, Poultry, Cold Cuts. at Premium

Hotdog Is New King  Dust Gathers On Nation Meat Counters As Stock: Of Fresh Cuts Disappear, Others Dwindle

'‘Discouraging Reports ‘Are Received   Packers, Butchers Pessimistic Regarding Situation

No Progress in Strike Meeting  Company Stalling In Negotiations?

Record Set ‘By Spending   West Coast Consumers Used  Wartime Earnings To Send  "Retail Sales Soaring

New Production Record Is Urged For Steel Plants   President Fairless Issues Statement Concerning Steel Strike Settle ment

U. S.-SINO GROUP SAID POWERLESS   Leader Reports Truce Negotiations Impossible

Truce Team, Powerless To  Act, Stands By   Manchurian Crisis Serious; Committee Awaits Instructions

Situation In Manchuria Is Termed Serious  Peace Committee Held Powerless To Aid in Crisis

Gillen Says Peace  Group Powerless   Sino-American Committee €an't Act in Manchuria, He Declares

SINO-AMERICAN COMMITTEE ON PEACE IS POWERLESS T0 ACT DUE TO MANCHURIAN SITUATION   Acting Governor General Vanmook of Dutch East Indies Says There Are 325,000 Javanese Still in Java—Premier Shidehara Pays Tribute To Career cf Former President Roosevelt

Sino-American Committee Now Powerless to Act In Manchurian Crisis

Sino-U.S. Peace Group Powerless   Lacks Authority  To Act In Crisis  In Manchuria; Return Of Marshall Awaited

Tere On ee Is  ieee Committe 12 Powerless, Declares American Official

Colored Picture, “God Of Creation” At St. Paul Church  Will Be Shown  Moandav Fvening

TE GOD OF CREATION TO BE SHOWN FEB, 1   Scientific Evangelistic Sound Motion Picture To Be Shown At Federated Church Next Sunday Night.

—BORDER ROW—  Indo-China Gets Land  From Siam   END 5-YEAR. DISPUTE

Back to Free Enterprise ae Spring Fashions to  Be Free of Federal Control

Group Finds  New Facts   Stark in Touch With FR on Eve Of Jap Attack

WYATT. QUITS  HOUSING DOT   [LOUISVILLE MAN RESIGNS AS HEAD..OF THE FEDERAL EMERGENCY HOUSING _ PROGRAM

WYATT WRITES TINS” 4S HOUSING HEAD   ‘White House Is Expected to Name New Official

Differ’ on. Two Issues In T, alks   WORKERS WARNED TO PAY NO ATTENTION TO RUMORS THAT ‘SETTLEMENT HAS BEEN REACHE

IRAN CHALLENGES BRITISH CONTROL OF BAHREIN; OIL RICH ISLAND NEAR ARABIA

CALL FOR RETENTION OF RENT CONTROLS   OPA’s Advisory Group Resigns With Plea That Fight on Ceilings Be Resisted.

ACCORD NEAR IN GM TIEUP, 88 DAYS OL   CONFERENCE TODAY EXPECTED TO END AUTO WALKOUT

PEACE IS NEAR IN GM STRIKE   Sunday Parley May fron Out  Remaining Issues

Silence Kept ‘On Problems Not Settled  With Unions   Hope \s Being Held For Early Solution

Five More Steel Firms, Alcoa Sign With C.I.0.   GM. UAW Near Agreement: Week-End Settlement Seen   Applicants For WVU  Presidency Cut To 5   A.M.A. Offers Voluntary Medical Care Plan

 Five More Steel Firms, Alcoa Sign With C.I.0.   GM. UAW Near Agreement: Week-End Settlement Seen

Early End Expected In Motor Deadlock  Report ‘Considerahle Procrescc::

FAMILIES OF Gls TO GO OVERSEAS   Army Reveals Plan as Conttribution to Morale

Army Families Will Be Sent  Overseas Soon   Step Advocated As Morale Contribution— Priority to Families Of 2-Year Volunteers

Army Families Will Be Able To Go Overseas   Priorities To Men Who Agree To Remain Overseas For Several Years

Army To Let Officers’, Non-Coms’ Families. Join Them Overseas in Occupled Nations

Army Hints Long Occupation By Letting Families Join Men Abroad As Soon As Possible

 Long Occupation Seen Army Opens Way For Families Of GI’s To Go Overseas   DRAFT EXTENSION SPIKED BY HOUSE MILITARY ACTION

—PRIORITY FOR FAMILIES— ; Army’s Action Tip Off On Long Occupation Jot

With Some Restrictions. ... .  Will Permit Families Of Officers, Top Non-Coms To Go Overseas Shortly

FAMILIES OF OFFICERS AND TOP NON-COMS WILL BE PERMITTED T0 ‘JOIN THEM OVERSEAS SAYS ARMY

Families May Join Soldiers Overseas   Officers And Top Non-Coms Come Under New Rule

Prepar res For Lon g Job  Soldiers In Foreign Service Now Permitted To Send For Famities

Occupation Task Is Long But Men’s Families May Join Them In The Service

Move is Tipoff That Occupation Will Be Lengthy   Men Must Agree To Remain Abroad For At Least One Year

Army Decides To Send Families Of Officers And High Non-Coms Overseas

New Army Move is Tipoff on Length of Occupation for U.S   Travel of Families Seen as Boost to Morale of  Yank Force

ARMY DISCLOSES PLANS T0 ALLOW WIVES OVERSEAS   PERMISSION GIVEN TO OFFICERS AND TOP NON-COMS

ARMY PLANS TO LET OFFICERS’ FAMILIES JOIN THEM OVERSEAS   Points Toward Long Occupation Job; Top Non-Com: Included In List

Families May Go Overseas   Admission of Long Occupation Job Seen In New Army Order

‘Army To Allow Families Of Officers, Non-Coms  To Join Them Overseas

Occupation Job To Be Long One  Army To Let Some Families Overseas

Senate Probers Suppress Report On Housing Blame   Senator Brewster Says Criticism Cites Confusion Stalling Building Needs

YEAR'S EXTENSION OF OPA APPROVED   SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES 1 TO 5 TO CONTINUE PRICE CONTROL LAW.

Year Extension  Of OPA Backed   Senate Committee Begins Work on Amendments

OPA Wins First Round in Senate   Committee Approves One-Year Extension

351. LOUIS DUCK HUNTERS DROWN   [ELEVEN IN BOAT THAT CAP. SIZES—8 SWIM TO SHORE OR ARE RESCUED.

NCITY FOR FL FBRATION   Harvest Banquet This Evening to Serve as Climax

U. S. TO PROSECUTE HITLER’S GENERALS   Charges of Waging Aggressive War to Be Filed Against Militarists in Nuernberg.

Hitler's Top Militarists Facing Trial   Individual Prosecutions Being Prepared Charging Waging Aggressive War

Confides He Kept Secrets From Allies   Hitler Henchman Spends  Final Days Dreaming Of Ultimate Revenge

Goering Sees Nazi Revival      Prison Official Says Nazi Chief Bids Wife Farewell

Goering, Taking Secrets to Grave, Cries in Cell as ‘Other Nazis Silently Wait

REVIVAL OF.HITLER LEGEND SEEN»  Secret Revenge On Allies Is Hermann Goering’s Ambifion

Goering Thinks He Is Withholding Data To Enable Nazism To Be Revived Later

Indiana City Is Swept hy Fire  25-Mile Wind Whips Damaging Blaze

FUNKHOUSER ENTERS WEST VIRGINIA RACE   Charics ‘Jown Industrialist Files For GOP Nomination For Horse Of Kepresentatives

HOUSE CUTS RECLAMATION FUND BILL   Westerners Plan To Continue Fight In the Senate

Ickes Tells Of Pauley's Oil Dealings   Claims Truman Nominee Tried te Quack Suit

Senate Group Studies Charges Pauley Tried To Kill Federal Oil Suit

Pauley Accused of Effort To Kill Oil Title Suits   Navy Post Nominee Denies Charge of Offering Campaign Contributions for Democrats

Says Pauley Blocked Suits   Asserts He Offered  Campaign Contributions

FIREMEN TO FLECT HIER MONDAY NGiGHe   U. §. Intervention Only Hope For Steel Peace

STRUGGLE IN STEEL REALM STALEMATED   Both Sides Dig In For a Long Bortie

Steel Struggle Hits Stalemate   U. S. Intervention Seen as Only Hope

WAGE BATTLE IN STEEL INDUSTRY IS STALEMATED.      Both Sides Are Digging In For Long Battle; Effects Spreading

STEEL PRICE BOOST NEEDED TO END STRIKE   Industrial Circles Regard Government Action Only Hope In Stalemate.

Steel Men Dia in for Lona Fight   Small Firms Give Way to Demands of Steel Union

Intervention Only Hope In Strike   Effects of Steel Rift Spread To Other Firms

STEEL DISPUTANTS BIDE THEIR TIME   U. S$. Intervention Appears Only Way for Resuming General Production

FIND $180,000 BY CHICK COOP   Large Sum Found In Backvard Of Now-Dead Postal Clerk Who Had Admitted Stealing It From Federal Reserve Shipment.

17th Child in Family Welcomed; “Lord Seems to Take Care of All Of Us,” Way Mother Sums It Up

Plant Wheels Ready to Roll   - Near-Normal Output Expected This Week

US Industry Geared Today ForSnapback   Most Strike - Curtailed Plants Will Be Back To Normal Shortly

Vandenberg Says Appeasement Barred by U. §.   Nation Also Urges ‘Peace for Keeps! Sased on Justice

NO VENGEANCE IN AMERICA’S PEACE POLICY   VANDENBERG URGES UNITY OF ALLIED WAR PARTNERS   All To Get Voice

‘Dream Reunion Held in Butte  Admiral Is Guest of Marine Veteran

‘Dream’ Reunion Held in Butte  Admiral Is Guest of  NA meta Uninenn

If Stomach Gas or Sour Food Taste Robs You of Slean   Here's How You May Help, Whether You Eat 50g Pounds or 2000 Pounds of Food  Re x BP an-a8ft ear

Hf Stomach Gas or ‘Sour Food Taste Robs You of Sleep   Here's How You May Help, Whether You Eat 500 Pounds or 2000 Pounds of Food Ina Year

INDUSTRY BEGINS NEW CUTBACKS   Employers Layoff Thousands as Coal ' Strike Goes On   Freight Ban Goes Into Effect Today

Industry Readies New Cutbacks as Strike Continue   AFL and CIO Leaders Voice Full Support of Lewis; Rap Injunction

U. S. Industries Stagger Under Blow by Miners   Nearly 1,000,000 Mer Forced Into Idleness By Shortage of Fuel

NEW CUTBACKS ARE STARTED BY INDUSTRY   Employers Lay Off Thotsaud Due To Short Fuel Supplies

OPA Compromise To Be Attempted   Hearings to Start Tuesday Between Two Legislative Groups

OPA Parleys Due Tuesday   Joint Senate-House Conference Docketed

OPA EXTENSION BILL — MAY BE MODIFIEL   Restoration of Some Price Control Powers Seen

OPA Bill Parley Planned Tuesday   Restoration of Powers Senate Kiiled Hinted

CHANGES SEEN IN OPA MEASURE   Some Price Controls May Be Retained By Conferees On Extension Bill

NEARER UNITY ON DISCHARGES   Senators And War Department Disagree On Two Points

Two Hurt In Tornado at  Moose Lake   Heavy Damage Results From Storm; Buildings  On Main Street Wrecked

United Nations Body Shelves Iran Issue; Goes Back To Atom Control

Critical lranian Position  Shelved   Atomic Bomb Put Up In Front Of  Grievances

Atom Control Commission Is Next UNO Aim   Body Would Study Atom Control Problems, Make Recommendations

SECURITY ORGANIZATION RECEIVES — INEW SETBACK FUTURE CONTROL OF ‘ATOMIC BOMB UNDER CONSIDERATION

Truman Rests To Get Ready For Struggle   President Plans Week’s Trit to Southern Florida.

Foreign Ministers Set New York’ Meeting for Nov. 4  Discussion of Pact With Germany Scheduled Then

Red Damage to Manchuria Set  At Two Billion   Pauley Says Russia Was Motivated by ‘Strategic Reasons’

RUSSIAN ‘BOOTY IN MANCHURIA CITED AS HEAVY   ‘Long-Range Motive’ Was Behind Soviet Actions, Pauley Reports to Truman

Pauley Declares Russians Looted Manchuria For "Strafegic Reasons”

Indict Russia for Removing Plants From Manchuria  Soviet Action Wreckec Productive Capacity Pauley Report Says

Manchuria Has Suffered Much Damaqe   Industrial Economy Wrecked by Russione...Pauley

MANCHURIA WAS LOOTED BY REDS   Pauley Says Damage Inflicted By Soviets Totals Two Billions

PAULEY REPORTS ~ ON SOVIET GRAB   SAYS “STRATEGIC REASONS” LED RUSSIA TO WRECK MANCHUBIA’S ECONOMY.

REDS’ DAMAGE TO MANCHURIA TWO BILLIONS   Pauley Sets Estimate Of Economic Loss In Occupation

Senator Briggs  ) Here July 4th.   To Deliver Address al _Lion’s Club Celebration at AirPark -

French Socialist Leader May Heac Coalition Group   Three Major Parties Reported In Accord On Felix Gouin

Socialist Likely To Be Chosen As  French President   Gouin Reported to Have 3-Party Support as deGaulle Successor—

FELIX GOUIN SELECTED AS PRESIDENT OF FRANCE BY THREE PARTIES TQ SUCCEED GEN DEGALILIE

FRENCH PARTIES ~ AGREE ON GOUIN   Socialist Reported Chosen To Succeed DeGaulle

French Put Off  Naming Premier   Unable To Agree On Candidate For Office

French Likely fo Pick Gouin   Reds Give Up Hope to Put in Their Man

French Agree To Gouin As  New President   Three Leading Parties Reported To Have Made Choice

Three French Parties Said To Favor Goun   Compromise Efforts Prove Strenuous In DeGaulle Crisis

UN Battle Of Veto In Full Swine   Russia's Hand Plainly Visible In The Assembly

Karly knd Of Controls  Is Foreeast   Chairman Thompson Says They Will Be Unnecessary If Production Continues

END OF PRICE CONTROL WITHIN & MONTHS SEEN   Production Tner ease May Eliminate Need For Controls

Production Soon To Equa! Demand   Six Months to Find Supplics Adequate, Decontroller Says

$1 Million Roads Debentures Sold   Board to Act Later On $2 Million More

Gls at Pier Eariy To Meet Frelish  Brides, Chigrer   Santa Paula Scheduled to Dock This Afierncon  rom Southampton

JohnsonAsksDraft Demand Dropped   Tells Patterson Six Weeks Beyond May 15 Would Provide More Than Enough Manpower’

Johnson Asks Army to Drop Draft Demands   Senator Says 6-Week Extension Sufficient; Action Likely Soon

Senator Rips Draft Muddle   6-Week Extension Needed Tahbncon Declares

RAPS ARMY’ DRAFT STAND   Sen. Johnson Says Arrogant Demands Have Confused Draft Situation

ADEQUATE AIR ARM URGED BY GEN. SPAATZ   Alert, Peace-Time Force to Be Nations Insurance Against Attack.

Spaatz Seeks. Adequate, Alert Peacetime AAF   ‘Outlines Organization of Three Combat Air Commands For U. S. 

Alert Air Force Best Insurance, Spaatz Declares   Military Air Power Held More Important Because Of A-Bombs

Alert Air Arm Best Insurance Against Surprise Attack, Gen. Carl Spaatz Tells Nation

BABY WEIGHED ONE POUND WHEN BORN   Was Given An Even Chance Today to Survive; Condition Is Fair.

A One-Pound Baby Is Born In Hollywood   Birth Is Three Months Premature, by Caesarean Section.

ONE POUND BABY BORN   Premature Infant Is Given An Even Chance to Live

See Action ‘As Support For Highway No. 6 As New JU. S. ‘Super-Road’

Lemay Urging Aur Research   Wants Strong Aerial Offense Developed

Continue Research, LeMay Warns U.S.   Technological Superiority Is Key to Defense, He Declares

GEORGE KELLS RE-ELECTED CHAIRMAN STATE DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE

AUTO WORKER UNION SLATES FORD STRIKE   West Coast Dispute May Continue Into 1946

TRUMAN SILENT ON WHETHER HE WILL VETO ANTL-STRIKE MEASURE PASSED BY CONGRESS

LABOR MESSAGE DUE ON TUESDAY   Rayburn Says Truman Gives No Hint of Decision On Case Bill

QUARRY DEATH MYSTERY WAS SOLVED TODA’   ONE OF BOYS WHO ESCAPED FROM RESEARCH BUREAU . CONFESSES PUTTING -POISON IN CANDY

PROMISES ARE ‘VIOLATED    Against 1. h     United States ‘oviet laper

Morgenthau Flays Speech Of Truman   Assails. Proposaf To Draft Labor

Films Show How Nazis Laughed at Destruction And Massacre of Lidice

‘Scores Of Ohio Towns Have Little Coal Left, Power Production Hit

Administration Wil Fight To Restore Housing Subsidies   May Slash Business Building Projects, More New Homes

ee Te  Non-Essential Building To Be Checked By U.S.  Drastic Government Action Expected To Pave Way For More Home Building

New Governme.t Order To Permit Building Of Homes   Will Slash Commercial  Industrial Construction

NEW FEDERAL ORDER 10 AiD HOME BUILDING   Commercial, Industrial Construction Slashed In Proposed Measure

BARKLEY LEADS STRUGGLE FOR HOME SUBSIDY   Administration Seeks To Restore Features  Of Housing Bill

Orders to Cut Some  Building   So That More Homes May be Built Subsidies to  Be Restored

Plan Fight For Subsidy In Housina   Administration Also Rush. ing New Order to Divert Building Into Homes

}xew Housing Subsidy Fight   Forthcoming Order To Curb Commercial Building, Aid Homes

(Congressional Leaders Talk With Truman      Rush Final Touches To — Slash Commercial, Indus. trial Construction.   GOES BEFORE SENATE

To Try To Put Subsidies Back In Housing Bill   Commercial Construction To Be Slashed So More Homes Can Be Built.

Pledges Fight for Housing Subsidies And Price Ceilings   Administration to Strive for 600 Million in Subsidies Declares Barkley

Major Battle On Subsidies is Reported Near   Attempt Will Be Made to! . Revive All Features of Housing Bill

PLAN. RENEWAL AS BILL GOES BEFORE SENATE   Barkley Reveals Drive to Restore Rejected Issues in Home Bill

Administration Wants Original Bill Revived   New Order Prepared To Slash Commercial Building So More Homes May Be Built

Seriate Might Put Subsidies Back In Bill   Barkley Says Senate To Fight To Restore Administration Plan

BARKLEY BARES SENATE'S PLAN TO PRESS ISSUE   Far-Reaching Order Nears To Swing Building To Home Construction

Senate Fight For Housing  Subsidy Seen   Administration Will Seek Return of $600,000,000 item When Legislation Comes Up for Dehate

SENATE TO AID HOUSING BILL BARKLEY SAYS   Predicts Restoration of Big Subsidies, Fight for All Original Features. ©

US. to Slash Industrial Construction   Move Is Aimed To Free Material For New Homes

Restoration Of Subsidies To Be Sought   Senate Move Mapped At Conference With Truman In Attempt To Rush Housina

600 Million In Subsidies To Be Sought   Provisions Tossed Out Of House Bill; New Housing Order Ahead

Plan Drastic Curb on All Commercial Construction Work   Industrial Building to be Cut Also; Clothing Prices Upped

STILL HOPE FOR SUBSIDY IN HOUSING   Administration Will Fight for Restoration of 3600,000,000 Program When Senate Considers Housing Bill.

IRAN CASE MAY NOT BE DROPPEL   Report Vote Agaimst Soviet in Closed Session; Take Up Spanish lesue

TRUMAN BIDS FOR GREATER PARTY UNITY   Rededicates U. S. To Lead Way to ‘Better World Order’

UNO Support Is Pledged Again By President   Strong Plea Voiced For Party Unity in Jackson Day Speech

Truman Pledges U.S. Faith in United Nations   Tax Reduction Seen in Jackson  Day Address

UNO Pledge Again Given By Truman   U.S. Will Lead Way to A Better World, He  Talle Damocraits.

Air, Land, Sea Transportation Lines Seized   Priorities, Shipping Permits Invoked By Federal Agencies

LAKE CARRIERS AND BUSES ARE HELPING OUT   Planes and Trucks Are Being Used to Transport Food

Embargo On Freight Announced By ICC  As Trainmen Strike   \White House Meeting Fails, Adjourns To Meet Today   Government Takes Over Control  Of All Public Transportation

Public Transportation, Air, Land And Sea, Under Control Of Government

Food Tops List For Railroads, Planes, Trucks  Lake Carriers And Intercity re  ..f.2 ar oe

Government Takes Over All Transport   Embargo On All But First Class Mail Forecast

ALL TRANSPORT LINES SEIZED TO MOVE FOOD   Public Land, Sea And Air Vehicles Under ODT’s Control

GOVERNMENT ACTS TO MOVE GOODS   TAKES OVER CONTROL OF Ali, LAND AND SEA’ TRANSPORTATION LINES.

PROPOSAL TO ADD 49TH STATE IS HOT ISSUE IN COMMITTEE   HOUSE GROUP IS REPORTED SPLIT ON BILL TO GIVE HAWAL STATEHOOD

ALLOTMENT IS INCREASED      American Farmers Will Get More Fertilizer in 1947

: Says Primary Fight Inevitable [eee ss  Bruce To Support Baldwin   For Democratic Nomination

HOWARD BRUCE WILL HELP REP. BALDWIN   Fermer Democratic National Comtnitteeman Sars He Hoped To  Arpaia Primary Coriest

{Says Primary Fight Inevitable . SE a — een  Bruce To Support Baldwin   For Democratic Nomination

Burley Bill Awaits Vote   Stuart, Lone Measure ? tw)  Would Reduce Charge

eclions anes Used av Balls  ball League rred Debts  PON   de, Truman led Ohay  Extension

70 Baltimore Business Men  To Visit Here   Dinner Will Be Part Of Program Connected With Western Maryland Tour This Month

70 Baltimore Business Men To Make Visit Here On Friday   Will Tour Historic Places And Manufacturing Plants And Be Entertained At Dinner By C. C.

Both Houses Of Congress Take Recess  Until Monday   (Port Arthurans applaud and deplore end of OPA— See Page 13.)

Miners May Try To Break  ruman Plan  Lewis Says UMW Fxunects Settlement          ‘Lewis Says UMW Expects Settlement On Merits’

Lewis Discloses Workers May Try To Breach Policy   Calls Policy Committee Meeting To Discuss Contract Demands

Lewis Miners May Attempt To Breach Latest Of Edicts  To Come From Government

AFL Leader Slays Officer   ‘Takes Over’ Station; is Seriously Wounded

Veteran Attempts to “Take Over” in Massillon Station   Tells His Victim He’s Acting Under Orders of  Federal Bureau

Said FBI Told Him To “Take Over” .... Labor Leader Runs Amuck In Police Station; Kills Officer; Is Shot Himself

OFFICER KILLED INMASSILLON   Labor Leader Poses as Federal Agent

POLICEMAN SLAIN BY AFL. LEADER   Ohio Police Headquarters Gocun «xk “Elcntinn

GUNMAN SLAYS POLICE OFFICER   Opens Gun Battle In Try to ‘Take Over’ ° Headauarters

Crazed Man Kills Patrolman At Massillon Police Station  Union Leader Fires Fatal Shots After Attempting to Pass as Federal Agent

Chunks of Ice 15 Inches In Circumference Fall with 80-Mile Wind and Rain

Will Basld Park In Henor Ot Navey Cobfeve   Favne-Texas Goes Ahead Vih Werk ‘On Water Vell

Will Basld Park In Henor Ot  Navey { oltege   Favne-Tevas Goes Ahead With Work ‘On Water Vell

WORLD TROOP INVENTORY IS GIVEN BACKING   U. S. Ready to Support British, Proposai For Joint U.N. n: :  Sem mch merece   BIG FIVE LEADERS IN DISCUSSION ON TOPIC

U.S. Takes Stand With Britain on Arms Discussion  Inventory of Troops And Disarmament

BODY OF SLAIN VETERAN FOUND   Chicago Auditor's Death Still Mystery

State Campaign Ends; Republican Sweep Expectet   Few Promises Made By  Mead or Dewey, But Many  Issues Are Raised   DEMOCRATS BANKING ON NEW YORK VOTE   Backers Predict Victory Plurality of 250,000 for Senator Mead

Allocations Made To Co. Communities For Streets   Charleroi Gets $1,066, North Charleroi $440, Roscoe Receives $347

In Case You Haven't Anvthing Else To Worry About — The End  Of The World May Come Tomorrow

Will Attend State Medical Meeting   Dr. H. S. Dowell of Chillicothe and Dr. G S. Dowell of Braymer, Delegates,

Think Supply To  Last Only Week   Louisiana Pork Output Expected To Be Cut 95 Per Cent; Picket Lines Form Around Many Plants

Meatless Diet Looms For Nation   Schwellenbach -Makes Last ‘Minute Plea’ To Leaders.

MORE THAN QUARTER MILLION LABORERS INVOLVED: LABOR SECRETARY SEEKS CONFERENCE

Meatless Diet May Hit Nation Within One Week   268,000 Involved hk Walkout Lines O Pickets Are Formec At Plants   “Biggest Strike”

268,000 Workers  Involved   In Labor Dispute Which Threatens To Place Country On Meatless Diet

Supply in Coolers Ma Be Exhausted Within a Week Is Estimate; Some Violence

Meatless Diet Faces Nation  In One Week   Picket Lines Form— Violence Reported at Kansas City Plant— Plant Official Beaten

PACKING HOUSES ARE CLOSED BY LABOR DISPUTE   268,000° Workers in Nation Leave Their JobsmMeat leas Ofets in Sicht 3+

PICKET LINES FORM AS STEPS ARE TAKEN IN WASHINGTON TO AVERT PACKERS’ WALKOUT   _— Minute Efforts of Secretary of Labor Prove Unavailing as Conference is Arranged For Thursday in Capital   BIG COMPANIES SAY DEMANDS UNREASONABLE

Meat Pickets Attack Swift Plant Official   First Violence Flares as Unions Begin Calline Men From Plants

166,000 idle tn Packinghouse Dispute  Kansas City Plant   Kansas City Plant Manager Claims Pickets Beat Him

LIVESTOCK TRADE IN FURTHER DROP   PACKERS REPORTED PRODUCING PORK AND BEEF AT 10 PCT. OF CAPACITY,

Nation's Meat Situation Is Unchanged   Livestock Receipts Continue Light at Main Terminals

Packers Cut  Work to 10%  Of Capacity Light Marketing Offers No Hope Of Easing Want

$80,000 To $100,000 Robbery Reported By Witness, But Club Operators Keep Mum

Mystery Robbery Still Unreported   Memphis Man Says Lake Club Robbed Of $100.000 Loot

Equipped With Razor and Bible, —  ‘He Survives Two Years in Juncle

American Soldier Found In Jungle   Equipped Only With Razor And A Bible, Youth Survives For Two Years In New Guinea Wilds

G./. Found After 2 Years  In Jungles of New Guinea   PARENTS GET NEWS. Ry Hugh Doak.

Soldier Found in New Guinea Jungle a ee  Yank Survives Two Years; Carries-Biblé and Razor

Gravely Sick War Hero Gets One of Last Wishes -- His Citizenship

Japs Began Tests With Bomb-Carrying Balloons To Attack U. S. In 1933

WYATT SPEEDS FEDERAL PLAN FOR HOUSING   Low. Cost Home Bill Formally Signed By President

Drive to Provide Homes Ends in Agency Snarl   FHA Chief and REC Tangle on Financing Terms for Concerns

‘Housing Func Battle Brews   Wyatt, RFC Clash On *Prefab’ Policy

W va tt Goes To Mat With RFC Officers   Housing Administrater Angry Over Refusal OF Loans to Eleven Prefabricators

HOUSING BATTLE CLASH OF WILLS   Five-Sided Fight Over Prefabricated Housing Boils Down To Fight Between Wvatt And RFC.

RFC Tilts WithW yatt On Prefabs   Five - Sided Battle Develops Today Over Cash And Factory Space

Prefabricated Homes Snarled In Agency Row   Five-Sided Battle Of Words In Washington Over Who Gets Plant

Wyatt Bumps Up Against RFC, WAA' [in Battle to Get Pre-Fabs Moving 

General Strike In Egypt — Postponed: Premier Blames British For Riots In Cairo

Situation In Egypt Is Still Tense   Dispatches From India Say Bombay Has Returned Almost To Normal

EGYPTIAN STRIKE IS CALLED OFF   Premier Sidky Blames British For Cairo Riots.

Mayor Places New York in State Of Emergency: Brownout Restored   Striking Tugboat Operators Refuse to Work Despite U. S. Seizure Order

Emergency Declared in  N. Y. Strike   Mayor Restores ‘Brown-Out’ In Fuel Crisis

House Comm. Orders ‘America First’ -To Tell Source Of Its Revenue

Increasing Resistance  To Higher Butter Price  Reported in Review

Youth, 14, Kills Cop, Then Turns Pistol On Self   Gun Duel Takes Place _ Within 3 Blocks Of White House. _

Washington Boy Held in Killing   Boy, 14, Accused of Slaying Policeman; Undergoes Observation

Policeman Slain By 14-Year-Old   Youth Shoots Washington Officer, Turns  Gun On Self

Youth Shoots Policeman In  Pistol Figh   14-Year-Old Turns Gun On  Self After Killing Of ficer Near White House

BOY IS HELD FOR KILLING OFFICER DURING GUN DUEL   Wounds Self and Is Capturec  After Wild Chase Over  { Washington Streets.

CIRCLES ONE AND TWO OF . .: IST PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH WELL MEET NEXT WEEK

* . CIRCLE, OF FIRST: Fe HESSSTEEIAN. CHURCH: TO. ..' MEET PRIDAY EVENING

RECOMMEND BOOST IN SHIPBUILDING PAY   Wage stabilization Group Over rules Industry and Suggests 18-Cent Increase.

Coal Czar Faces Court Sentence Early Tomorrow   Tells Judge Miners Are Deprived of Rights by Constitution

Sentence Is Delayed by U. S. Judge   Lewis, Silent Through Trial, Makes Statement After Verdict Given

Lewis Breaks Silence for First Time Since Contempt Proceedings Started — Mine Chief to Receive Sentence Wednesday.

Workers’ Chief Reacts With Denunciation Of Injunction In Strikes 

Mine Chief Raps Injunction Move  To Break Strike   Says Order Deprived UMW OF Rights Guaranteed By Constitution   CASE JUST LABOR DISPUTE, HE ADDS   Statement Recorded After Decision Convicting Both Leader and Union

Strike May Come For Western Union   A.F.L. Spokesman Says Negotiations Broken With Company

W. U. EMPLOYEES 10 BALLOT ON STRIKE   Wage Negotiations with Camonny Collonse

Stark Says Kimmel "Within His Rights"   Naval Chief In ‘41 Expected Hawaiian Commander To Set Up Proper Defenses

Minnie Henricks, Bigelow, Minn., Dies   Le’ Mars ; ‘About 3! fears Ago To Live _ In Mitnesota:

Minnie Henricks, Bigelow, Minn., Dies   Le Mars “About 3§ ears Ago To Live.  on an \ eee ee

Wallace Hits Third Party   Democrats Would Tose Through Split Of Progres sives: Reactionary Victory

N ine Counts of Grand Theft Against Pappy’s Ex-Sweetheart Dismissed

Mass Slayings Of Soviets Shown In Court  Nazis’ Crimes Shown In Captured Films -

Cour  Horrified - By Reds’ Tale of Navi Barbaristi   Photos Taken by Nazis Despite Ban Offered In Evidence

Photos Shown At War Trials   Evidence of Nazi Barba. rism Presented to Court

TREES SAVED BY COLDSBOROIT E S$   Women Stand Off Bulldozer Until Judge Arrives With Iniunction.

Stalin's Words Bring New Hope To Millions  A ee . 7 CF, a ee PEE

WALLACE BACKS STALIN STAND   Says Current State ments ‘Hope For Millions’

L LKS BROUGHT HOPES TO MANY   Henry Wallace Pleased With Talk of Prime Minister Stalin and Eden.   MAKES A STATEMENT   Said Millions Over the World ‘Are Hungering, Thirsting For Peace, He Said.

Wallace Hails Stalin, Eden  Peace Speeches   Hope Brought for Millions, Says Ousted Cahinet Member

‘NO WAR SOON’ ~ Stalin’s Statement  Hailed by Wallace      Reciprocal ‘Toughness’ Indicated

Wallace Sees Stalin, Eden Bringing Hope To Millions Through Latest Expression

Backs Wallace  Policy Views   Flurry Proving Constructive, Ousted Secretary Comments

Wallace Says Words Liff Hope Of World Peace   Clayton Sees No Need For Eden's Suggested New Russia Approach

Stalin, Eden Views Hailed Aids to Peace   N. Y. Market Rises; No Danger, Says Head Of Russ State

Walla-2 Hails Statements Of Stalin and Eden   Ousted Secretary Says Speeches Bring Hove To Peace-Hungry Millions

STALIN VIEW IS PRAISED BY WALLACE   Statement by Anthony Eden Also Approved

EACE HUNGRY MILLIONS GET FRESH HOPES   Wallace Claims Recent Flurry Proving Constructive in  World Peace   PERMANENT PEACE HELD ESSENTIAL FOR WORLD

NEW RAILROAD STRIKE THREAT VOICED TODAY   Previous Raise Of $1.28 Per Day Termed As “Wholly Inadequate”

THREATEN STRIKE   Additional Increase of $1.20 a Day Sought by Union Members Today In Chicago Petition.   VOTE TO BE TAKEN, LEADERS DECLARE

Jurist Seeks Probe Of County Gambling   Grand Jury Is Charged With. Investigating Law Violations

POLICE ATTEMPT TO CLEAR UP SEVERAL POINTS IN ‘DEATH ON RAILROAD i TRACK

MANY SUSPECTS ESCAPE TROOPS   U.S. Forces Press Search For Other Subversive Nazi Plots

DRIVE ON NAZIS 1S CONTINUING   Press Manhunt For Remnants of Underground Movements in Germany

Ton Of Beef Is Ordered To Feed Veterans Here On Welcome Home Day

‘Report Progress On Plans For Welcome Home Fete For ‘Veterans Here August 14

Bess Truman’s Home Town Bridge Cronies  Take Over White House For The Weekend

ce . ° Rig ™ridga  Game Going Cn At White House   At Least Mrs. Truman Has 10) Bridge-Playing Cronies There.

Mrs. Truman Entertains Bridge Club Members From Missouri At Whife House

PICKING SITE FORUNO RUNS INTO DISCORE   CONTROL OF ATOMIC ENERGY TOP ISSUE IN LONDON

Hyde Park UNO Location Opposed   Referendum Demanded In Duchess County

HOOVER WARNS GRIMES BREW      EX-P.RESIDEN-T-SAYS—FOOD. NEEDED TO PREVENT CHIL“DREN—GROWING —INTO L Purstits

HBOVER ASKS ACTION ON FOOD SITUATIAN   20 Million European Ghildrer Potential Crimnals

Lewis Fails To Order UM Back To Jobs   Expect Rail Strike To Start Thursday As Scheduled

90 Percent 01 State's Mines Idled Today   Distraught Govern Labor Heads Prepare Railroad Embargo Orders.

GOVERNMENT TAKES OVER COAL MINES   To Issue Embargoes lf Rail Strike Seems Inevitable

Miners Refuse tc Work Despite  Seizure Action   U. S. to Embargo Shipments of Food, Livestock if Rail Strike Is Called

LANSCHE HINTS OFFRENT LAWS   UM. ; . Snetts Session May Be - Called To Act

Governor Considers Action As Increases Start To Appear Over State

UNSOLVED   Sioux County Sheriff Ad. mits Failure in Hunt for  Wouldbe Murderer

Careful, Navy! You May Rout Sea Monsters   Scientist Fears A-Bomb May Bring Up Block-Long “Critters: Fram % Milo.

Atomize Battleships if You Must      en iat «iat Saha Moa eat hte ll Ce te ae * * * *  Some Fish Have Bad Tempers

Sea Monsters May Be Aroused— Navy Faces Fish Problem   Atom Bomb Test Creating a Dilemma

Navy Admirals May Face a Dilemma  Atom Tests Pose.a Fishy Problem

Goodland Aid to LaFollette lf He Gets GOP Stamp   Governor Welcomes ‘New Blood’ With  Progressive Entry

Gov. Goodland Will Support R. LaFollette   Favors Senator if He Wins Nomination

Gov. Goodland To Support Bob In Senaté Race   Batking Promised if He Wins Endorsement At ?rimary, He Avers

BALDWIN CROWDED WITH M. E: YOUTH   Population Jumps 50 Per Cent as 750 Flock to  Inctitnte   13 ATTEND FROM HERE

BALDWIN CROWDED WITH M. E: YOUTH   Population Jumps 50 Per Cent as 750 Flock to  Institute

Peacetime Holiday Accidents Return   34 of 109 Deaths Were Due To Drowning

DEATH TOLL ON MEMORIAL DAY MORE THAN 80   Peak in 4 Day Holiday Is Expected on Sunday; Council Predicts 329

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL REACHES 109   Forty-four Die In Traffic Mishaps, 34 Are Drowned

Deaths Climb In Memorial Day Mishaps   109 Die And Other Accidents Expected Over Week-End

OBSERVES HOLIDAY   Auto Accidents Take Grim Toll as Motorists Jom ° HMinhwawve

pOSSED F FOR CTATEMENT        id Charged “Plot” io Start Exodus of ca From Europe

RELIEF HEAD W GERMANY I$ DROPPED   BRITISH GENERAL... DISMISSED AS RESULT OF CONTROVERSY FOLLOWING “EX. _QDUS PLOT” STATE. —

EN MORGAN IS POMISSED FOR CTATEMENT   Had Charged “Plot” to Start Exodus of Jews From Europe

UNRRA Ousts German Chief For Plot Tale   British Operations Head Condemned for Story of Jewish Exodus

German Session  On Birth Control Starts Bedlam  Vote On Issues  Shouted Down

BLAST FATAL T0 9 COAL MINERS   Several Others Trapped i Deep Anthracite Shaft At McCoy, Va.

Young Bride Escapes Death Twice   Father and Mother Are Killed in Oklahoma Shooting

Shof At Twice, Bride Unhuri   Father, Mother Killed; Husband of Bride Critically Shot

MISSION FINDS SOVIET TROOPS OUT BY MAY &   Iran Government Sent Telegram to Ala to Inform Security Council

Red Promise Made Good   Russian Troops Out Of Iran By May 6 It Is Reported

Reds All Out of Tran on, May 6, Official Report   Evacuation Complete on Date Set.Says Tehran Statement

Iran Admits Some Clashes   Situation Confused; Minimize Azerbaijan Civil Strife Reports

Iran ‘Civil War’ Eases; Curfew, Martial Law Off   Plans for Probes by UN, Disputants in Area Revealed   BULLETIN

Byrnes Raps Russians in  Radio Talk   Threatens to Take Issues to United Nations

IRAN REPORTS SOVIETS LEFT ON SCHEDULE   Government Advice on Way to U. N. Delegate, Says Tehran

Soviet Evacuation Of All: lran:And Azerbaijan On: May.6 Reported by Firouz

All Soviet Troops Out Of Iran   Withdrawal Completed ' May 6, Iranians Announce —

Conflicting Reports Cover lran Fighting   Azerbaijan Martial Law Lifted Today

AZERBAUAN INCLUDED IN SOVIET MOVE   Prince Firouz Says tranian Envoy to U.S. Has Been Notified and Also U.S., Russian and Brit tch (‘avarmmante

War With U.S. N ot Proposed. Nazi Deelare:      Japan’s Unexpected Attack Forced It, Says Von Ribbentrop

Nazi Paints Self as Peace Worker, Declares Jap Attack Big Surprise

Pearl Harbor Atiack by Japs Was Complete Surprise, Von Ribbentrop Tells Court   Testifies Germany Was Forced to Declare War on United States; Claims Hitler Didn't Want Conflict

Committee Approves Vardaman   Report Charges Against Nominee For Federal Reserve Board Not Sustained

CHINA PEACE DELEGATION IS BEATEN UE   Group on Way to See Gen. Marshall Is Attacked and Later Robbed.

PSEA Supports School Building, Labor Standard:  Teachers Assured State Recognizes Higher Salary Needs

Millions of Pounds Held At Chicago   President Truman and Cabinet Discuss Meat Sit uation at Meeting

Most State: Mines Open   Only 5 Shafts Shut Down: 7 OSS Tievers Tle

SOLON SEEKS TO AID VETS  “$6,000 Ceiling On New Homes Asked By Solon

CEILING GN NEW HOMES DEBATED   Top Of $6,000 Favored To Help Veterans In Housing Shortage

$5,000 Limit on Homes Proposed   Prices Vets Can Pay Urged by. House Group

Engineers And Trainmen Decision In_ Illinois Central Case May Set Precedent

Men To Stay On Job lf Lines Are Seized      Chief of Rail Brotherhood Says Decision Taken as "Safety Measure”

Union Exempt:  One Railroad   Vlinois Central Not To Follow Strikers

MAY KEEP MEN ON RAILROADS   Likely Precedent Seen Ir Union Action If Govt. Seizes Railroads

Illinois Rail Workers Decide To Stay on Job   No Progress Made In Conferences Over Wage Demands

ILLINOIS CENTRAL STRIKE I$ VETOED BY RAILWAY UNIONS   Carrier Under U. S. Control and Seizure of Other Roads Would Create Comparable Situation.   DISPUTANTS RESUME CONFERENCES TODAY   Whitney Indicates No Progress Made—Both Sides Due ' to Report to Truman Friday.

Engineer-Trainmen Strike  Will Not Affect One Road  Action on Illinois Central May Set Din nn dont ia Beant af If @ Gaivnrea

Rail Group Sets  ee Precedent  May Stay On Job if Carriers Seized

TRAINMEN MAY REMAIN ON JOB   Government Control Of Railroads Expected If Strike Comes

U.S. MAY HALT MEAT CONTREL   Removal Being Considerea In Effort to Thwart Black Market

ADMINIS TRATION FAVORS  “GIVING 0-DAY “TRIAL~ OF  NEW DRIVE BEFORE MAK: ~ "INAL            By WILLIAM E., ZIMMERMAN International News Service

PRICE CEILINGS ON MEAT NAY BE REMOVED ©   Government Considers Action to End  Black Market

MAY REMOVE. PRICE CONTROLS ON MEAT   Gov't Fights Operations Ot . Black Markel

Removal of Price Control On: Meat Asked   Farmers Demand Ande:son Ouster If Move Is Made

Rain Is Needed   Pennsylvanian = Has It Driest April in 59 Years, 1.07 Inches

Discover Soviet On Congress Payroll   Charges Catholic Univ. Faculty Member

PRIEST MAKES GRAVE CHARGE   CLAIMS SOVIET AGENT ON FEDERAL PAYROLL

SHEEN'S CHARGE BAFFLES SOLONS   Congress, FBI in Dark on ‘Arrested’ Soviet Spy

Mser. Sheen Say: Soviet Agent on U.S. Payroll   Full Facts Concerning Charges May Be Revealed by Committee

MYSTERY VEILS SHEEN'S CHARGE   Congress Leaders Bewildered By Priest’s Report On Soviet Agent

POPE. NAMES U.S. P PRIEST TO INVESTIGATE CHURCH SITUATION IN YUGOSLAVIA

French Coalition Elects Socialist   Felix Gouin to Head 3-Party Government

SENATE PASSES SHAKEUP PLAN   Streamlining Measure Ma\ Face Long Hearings

Senate Backs Reorganizing Boost in Pay   House Foes Prepare Garrote for Measure  After Vote of 48-16

GREEK TROOPS FIGHT LEFTISTS      120 Of Bond Reparted Killed And More Than 200 Wounded

GREEK LEFTISTS SLAIN IN BATTLE   Deskate, in Thessaly, Scere of iojest Clash

GREEK TROOPS FIGHT LEFTISTS      Renort 120 Killed And 200. Wounded In Battle In ‘ Thessaly.

U.S. TROOPS ‘MAY BE USED TO QUELL RIOTS. IN KORE!   GEN. HODGE INDICATES MILITARY FORCE MAY BE USED _'_.1F. OUFBREAKS ARE NOT...  . ENDED

Appeal Voiced By General for Halt to Rioting   Agitators Assailed For Efforts To Balk Unification Plans

JAPS WARLIKE CLUBS CRUSHED   Ultra - Nationalist Bodies Disbanded

Two te Head Agriculture Committees in New Congress; Others Slated For Key Spots

‘Kansans Will Be Assigned Leading Roles in Congress   Two of All-GOP Delegation Slated For Key Positions

Nearoes Sentenced To Die For Murde:   Men Convicted in Beating and Stabbing of Salisbury Carpenter

Two Negroes Are Sentenced To Die Jor Brutal Slaying Of Carpenter

Answers Queries On Grievances Against Russia.   Byrnes May Ask UNO -For Breather. To Let Soviet Prepare Rebuttal

Byrnes Proposes Council ‘Breather’   Will Ask Delay to Let Reds Answer lran’s Denial of Pact

COOPERATE WITH U.S:   MacArthur Submits Report To ~ War Department

Big Four Renews Peace Hope Relenting Russians Agree To Discuss Austria Issue

Highest Run In More Thar Year Occurs  At Chicago   Hog Receipts Show an Even Higher Rate of Increase Over Last Week's Record Marks

CATTLE AND HOGS JAM STOCKYARDS   Chicago Reports Highes: Run in More«Then Vane

CROWD YARDS FOR HIGH Aut   Receipts at Major Midwest Markets Four Times Last Monday’s.

Opposing Troops Ordered To Withdraw 20 Miles As Marshall Meets With Chiang

Find No Clues In 3 Slayings  Triple Shooting Is Probed In Danville

Police Are Clueless In Triple Shooting   Bodies of Housewife, Husband and Stepfather are Found

Skeleton Leads To Boy’s Arrest   Youth, 13, Held In Con. nection With Death Of Plavmate

Find Boy’s Skeleton in Pittsburgh, Hold Young Playmate in Buffalo

THE WORLD TODAY  One Learns of Spain Fram Madrid to Toledo  Br De Witt Mackensie

iid s Column  Touch Of The Modern is Found On Madrid-Toledo Road In Spain

Permanent Base In Japan-Urged  Bishop Returns. From Pacific Tour

BlsHOP WANTS PERMANENT AIR AND NAVY BASE IN JAPAN AREA   Also Suggests Territorial Gov’t For Combination  Of Pacific Isles

PERMANENT BASE IN JAPAN URGED   BISHOP SUGGESTS U, S, TERRITORY OF PACIFIC ISLES

MORATORIUM ON FINANCE SLATED   Army Issues Scrip To Break Up Black Market Among Gis In Germany

Three-Day Financial Moratorium : Declared For U.S. Troops In Europe

World Girdhng by UJ. S. Superforts Has Been Called Off   State Department Decides This Is Not the Time for “Rattling of Sabres”

Army Cancels B-29s’ Flight   State Department Fear: Diplomatic Reaction

Bitter Fighting Reported in 10 China Province:   Communist Troops Seeking To Cut Key Manchur jan Railway Line

Bitter Fighting Flares in Chine   Civil War Gains Momentum in 10 Different Provinces

CIVIL WAR IN CHINA SPREADS   FIGHTING GOING ON IN TEN DIFFERENT PROVINCES

Bitter Fighting Reported In Chinese Civil War   Battles Raging Between Communists And Nationaiist In Ten Different Provinees From Northern Manchuria To Central Shansi, Leaders State

CIVIL WAR IN CHINA GAINS IN INTENSITY   Bitter Fighting Reported Between Communists and Nationalist Troops.

CIVIL WAR IN- CHINA GAINING IH PRAPAPTIONS   Bitter Fighting Reported 1 10 Different Provinces Today

CHINESE FIGHTING INGREASES TODAY; DEAL’ PROTESTED   Encirclement of City of Tiehling Is Told in Dispatches; Troops Sent to Assist.   PARTS OF RAILROAD SAID DESTROYED

Chinese Civil War Raging in Ten Provinces   Communists Protest ‘Secret Deal’ for  U.S. War Materials

War in China Grows Bitter   Fighting Rages In WNumerous Provinces

Bitter Fighting Rages In 10 Ditferent Chinese Provinces: Communists Appeal to Marshal

10 BATTLES RAGING IN ~ GHINA ‘WAR   Fighting Spreads, Communists Charge Secret Deal Between Natinnaliste and If ¢

Yugoslavs Ambush American Soldiers    One Killed, Two Wounded in Ambush; Yanks in Battle Dress Seck Killers

VIOLENCE IN TRIESTE; U. S. SOLDIER KILLED   Protest Big Four Policy

AMERICAN GT COMB AREA FOR BUSHWHACKERS   Jeep Driver Killed, Two Others Injured In Ambush

Assailants of Americans Being Sought  600 Infantrymen  Pracncad in   600 Infantrymen Engaged in Widespread Hunt

3 Amerteans Ambushed In Trisete   One hilled, Two Injured: Renewed Violence Feared In Strike-Torn City

U.S. Soldier Killed When Ambushed   Situation Grows Extremely Tense In Trieste Area

In Trieste Hunt Slayers of Yank   U. S. Soldier Killed, Two Others Injured as Jeep ts Ambushed   TROOPS ARE ALERTED FOR DEMONSTRATIONS   More Trouble Is Brewing Over Decisions of Big Four Ministers

U.S. Soldier  Ambushed Near Trieste   Two Others Wounded; Tanks, Jeeps Lead Troops in Search

ANGRY AMERICANS HUNT FOR AILLERS IN TRIESTE REGION   Yank Soldier Slain and Two Wounded by Shots from Ambush; Riots Are Broken Up.   PEOPLE PROTEST BIG FOUR DECISION

Ambush in TriesteKills U.S. Soldier   600 Angry Yanks Search Area; Two Others Wounded; Tension Growing

SIX HUNDRED AMERICANS ARE COMBING COUNTRYSIDE, SEARCHING FOR THOSE. WHO SHOT FROM AMBUSH  § © -

Americans Ambushed At Trieste  :   Angry U. S. Soldiers Searck for Person Who Kiiled One Soldier

600. ‘American Soldiers Search For. Ambushers In The Trieste Area

Assailants of Americans Being Sought   600 Infantrymen Engaged in Widespread Hunt

Gls Search For Yugoslav  Ambushers   Jeep Driver Killed, Two Others Iniured

Bandit Flees With $3,50C   Unmasked Robber Hold: Up Edgar, Wis., Bank And Escapes With Cash

Bandit Holds Up Bank af Edgar  $3,500 Secured By Unmasked Robber

Unmasked Thug Holds Up Bank   Edgar, Wis., Scene of Robbery:. $3,500 to $4,000 Leot Taken

HUNDREDS JAM CLERK'S OFFICE ON FINAL DAY   Number Registered Highest in History of County

Klan, Others Pay Tribute To Talmadge   Dirt Farmers And Rural Businessmen Pay Last Respects

Tributes Are Paid Governor Talmadge   Fioral Wreath Near Cas. ket Bears “’"K.K.K,“ Inscription

No Poll Tax or Certificates Required  rence memo  Ruling Issued on Voting by GI's, Veterans

lran Stays On Docket. U.N. Rules   Gromyko Declares He'll Take No More Part in Discussing Subject.

Russ Suffer Second Blow   U.S. Leads in Voting to Hold Iran Dispute on Counci! Agenda

‘Crawls 550 Miles An Hou In First Try   Young Pennsylvania Test Pilot Expects To Let It Out To 1700 MPH In Spring.

ARMY ANNOUNCES NEW ROCKET Shit TEST. SUCCESSTUL   Designed to Rocket Man Into Unexplored Realm Beyond Speed of Sound; No Noise at all.   CHECKS SPEED TO 550 MILES PER HOUR

New Flight Age Arrives For America   HERALDED = ANNOUNCEMENT THAT U. 8S. R@CKET IS TEST FLOWN,

Army “eports Successful Flight Test Of First Rockel-Dowered Plane

Tiny Ship Is Dropped > From B-29 Bomber For 19-Minute Flight; Plan PRvtonsive Experiments

FIRST ROCKET PLANE TESTED   Ship to Catapult Man Faster Than Speed of Sound

FIRST ROCKET SHIP SUCCESS   FLIES SEVEN MINUTES UNDER ROCKET POWER

ROCKET AIRPLANE  HAS FIRST TES!   Tiny Craft Is Theoretically Capable of Reaching 1700 MPH

ROCKET PLANE SUCCESSFUL IN MAIDEN FLIGHT   Tiny Craft Kept a 7 “Crawling” Speed O 550 M. P. H.

Testimony in Near Future Is Ruled Out   Physicians Report Con- gressman Suffers From Myocarditis”   EX-SERGEANT TELLS OF DEFECTIVE SHELLS   Barrel Bursts Knocked Ouf Gun Crews In Battle Of Bulge

Physirians Report Rep. May Must Rest ‘Indefinitely   Senate War Investigating Committee Hears Sergeant Tell of Defective Mortar Shell Burst During Bulae Battle

May Needs Long Rest, Doctor Tells Probers   Ex-Sergeant Gives Committee Account  Of Defective Shells

May Health  Confusing  SS. 6... ee 2   He Should Have Staved At Capital

REPORT LONG REST NEEDED BY REP. MAY   Probe Bloc Abandbns Hope of Hearing At Early Date

Doctors Tell War Profits Probers Rep. May Must Have ‘Indefinite Period Of Rest’ Before Testifying   Defective Shells Said To Have Slowed Bulae Battle; Knocked Out Gun Crews

MAY PHYSICIAN REPORTS TO QUIZ   Mead Committee Riled at Conflicting Reports

"INDEFINTE” REST PERIOD SEEN FOR MAY   Full Investigation Into Mortar Shells Ie Due

FAULTY SHELLS ARE DESCRIBEL   Physician Says Rep. May Must Have Long Rest Before Testifying

Profits Probers Check Up on May   Washington Doctor Is Questioned by Counsel for Committec

PHYSICIANS SAY REP. MAY MUST TAKE LONG REST   Report Indicates Congressman Will Not Appear Soon Before War Profits Investigators.   SERGEANT TELLS OF DEFECTIVE SHELLS   Writes Mead Committee Bursts Knocked Out Two or Three Gun Crews of Mortar Eattalion.

MAY WOULD HAVE BEEN ABLE TO TESTIFY IF HE HAD REMAINED INI WASHINGTON DOCTOR SAYS

Ex-G. Ls Cite Deaths Due To Bad Shelk   Senate. Probe Group Bares Details Of Defective Work

Rep. May Needs Extended Rest, Doctors Say   Mead Committee Hears More Accounts Of Defective Shells

Inquiry Told May Must Have Indefinite Rest   G.I.’s Tell Senate Group of Defective Mortar Shells

May Been Able Testify if  In Washington   Disagrees With Hometown Physicians

Doctors’ Report Keeps May From Senate War Profit Probe Scrutiny   Heart Trouble, Exhaustion Of Kentucky Congressman Causes Committee To Drop Plans For September Testimony

May-Repoi ted As-Requiring - Lengthy Res   Committrs Gats. Writts. Accdud uf Defective Mo:tur Shells. “from Gi

DOCTOR THINKS MAY SHOULD BE ABLE TO TESTIF   W ould Have Been Able, Had He Not Gone Home to  Kentucky

INDEFINITE REST ORDERED FOR GONG, MAY   Home Physicians Say Democratic Leader  To Ill to Testify

Probers. May Visit May At Home In Kentucky   Doctors Disagree On State Of Congressman’s Health: Home Town Physicians May Be Called To Washington: Committee Dissatisfied With Reports So Far

REUTHER IS. GIVEN FIRST SETBACK   Executive Board Of UAW Overrides His Wage Policy

REUTRER BEATER ON WAGE POLIC   UAW’s Executive Board i Effect Censures Way He Handled G. M. Case

REUTHER TAKES FIRST BEATING   THOMAS FORCES PASS CRITICAL RESOLUTION

REUTHER BEATEN  ON WAGE POLICY   Auto Union Chief Suffers Cathocl at. Meetinn

ELECTRICAL WORKERS STRIKE   Meet Workers Are Slated 70 Walk Out Toniaht

Strike-Idle ly Nation Totals 616,000 Men   Million: Others Ready To Quit Momentarily As Troubles Continue

616,000 Idle  In Country’s Many Strikes   Efforts Bent , To Prevent Meat Strike Tonight

Imminent Strike of Packing House Workers Chief Worry lof Federal Administration

To Press Demands For A Two Dollar Day Increase.  PHONE NETWORK BACK TO NORMAL Nationwide Meat Tie-Up  set for One Minute After Midnight.

Walkout Slated By Packinghouse Unions Tonight   Million Men May Be Added to List of Idle in Few Days

rap ISTS Th TAKE  fur uh  GREEK ELECTION   Boycott Of Communists Fails; Coalition Regime Planned

Five Japs to Hang for Murder of B-29 Airmen at Hankow   Prison Terms Given 12 thers; Civilian is Turned Loose

MOTHER HEROINE OF POLIO BATTLE   Four Stricken Daughters on Road to Recovery

Gov. Green May Call Assembly to Act on Rent Controls Coming Week

Hope to Avert Critical Break In Relations   Communists Make Counter Charges

RED TROOPS ENVELOPING AIR FIELD   At Changchung, Capital of Manchuria

Chinese Reds Seek Airfield At Changchun   6,000 Communists Said To Be After Manchurian Airbase

 Make Us Shudder, Shake and Swoon— Drawing of Lena the Hyena Must Be Horrible to Win That $500   This ain't Lena

Near 20,000 lowa Workers Affected By Major Walkout   Picket Lines Set Up in Most Plants In The Ten Cities

NEW ASSESSMENT LAWS MAKE MANY TAX INCREASES   Need Cooperation To Prevent Inequitable Raises For Next Year

CONFUSION RESULT OF 100 PER CENT ASSESSMENT ACT   Iilinois Taxpayers Federation Gives Three Way Program Designed To Clarify Changes In Law.

TAX LAWS NEED CLARIFICATION, UNIT DECLARES   Federation Puts Out Warning- Of Looming “Chaos” In State

Lewis Is Set For Clash With Gov't. Over Wage Policy   Nods To CIO Transit, Chemical Workers; Denounces OPA

A.-F. of L. May. Support Lewis In Attack On Gov’t. Wage. Controls

‘AFL MAY HELP UMW FIGHT ON WAGE CONTROL   Lewis Opposed To Wartime Con. trols; Committee Meets March 11

AFL Studies Aid to Lewis In Pay Fight   Mine Worker Chief May Try to Crack Federal Controls

Lewis Ready To Tangle With Administration; Girds For ClO Clash   Miners’ Chief Hints That Shorter Working Hour: May Be Big Issue In Coal Industry's Coming Battle Over Wages.

DECISION WILL BE REACHED AT MARCH MEETING   Negotiations Adjourned In Gen. Motors Strike As Charge Made

AFL to Back Lewis Attack On Wage Policy   UMW Czar Sets Stage For Head-On Clash with the CIO

UMW Chieftain Hits Wartime Wage Controls   Demands Quick End To Price Ceilings

Mine Workers May Get AFL Support   Fight Against Wage Control Would Unite Grsuns

MINE CHIEFTAIN ATTACKS WAGE PRISE CONTROLS   Stage Set Also for Head-on Clash With CIO

RUSSIA DOES NOT HAVE ATOM BOMB, STALIN DECLARES   DENIES LARGE TROOP CONCENTRATIONS AND SLAPS AT CHURCHILL

RUSSIANS HAVE NO ATOM BOM, CTALIN STATES   Prime Minister Says Churchill War Instigator

Puppies Stranded in Chicago Station Get in Doggone Awkward Mixup

EXTRA SESSION ENDING TODAY   “ALL OF KELLY’S PRO_GRAM HAS BEEN ENACTED

LEGISLATURE GOES INTO ADJOURNMENT   Final Sessions ‘Of House, Senate Held Today ©

Move To Drop Jranian Case From Council Agenda Grows; 'U. S. Deleqation Now Willing   Stettinius Satisfied That All Soviet Troops Are Now Out Of Iran

Drop-lran-Case Sentiment Grow: Among Officials   Stettinius Favors Move If Nothing New Is Reported

Sentiment for Dropping the Problem From. the Agenda Is Reported Increasing in the Security Council.

Plan to Drop lran’s Case Gains Backing   U.S. Delegate May Agree to Close Dispute

Eligible Men to Be Out Says Ike   April 30’ and July 1 Are ines for Service  Of Low Pointers   General Says Slowdown Was to Keep Forces At Safe Level

Men With Two Years Service To Be Discharged By July 1   Eisenhower Explains Army Demobilization Set-Up to Congressmen; Warns Against Jeopardizing Foreign Occupation Program

JULY 1 DEADLINE = FOR MEN WITH 40 POINTS, 2 YEARS   45- POINTERS WILL BE OUT OR ON WAY BEFORE NEXT MAY

45-Point Men Out  by April   Staff Chief Warns Danger in Too Fast Demobilization Rate

Ike Releases New Separation Goals for Enlisted Men   45 Points, 30 Months to Apply. April 30; 40 and 24 Months July 1

2-Year Men Discharged *By Midvear   Surplus Troops To Be Released At Once, Says   Pee, PRenaant oe

EM With 45 Points or 30 Months on Way Out by April 30. Savs Eisenhower

Those with 30 Months of Service Also Slated for Release. Solons Informed

Further Slashes Are Planned by July 1, Report   Time Reauirements Will Be Reduced, Eisenhower Asserts

SAYS MEN WITH 4) POINTS WILL BE OUT JULY 1   General Explains Demobilization Program to Congress Teday   By WILLIAVE F. ARROGAST

A5.POINT MEN OUTOF ARMY BY APRIL 30   Eisenhower Says All With 40 Points to Get Out by July 

45-Pointer's Will Be Out By April 30   40-Pointers by July 1; Chief Warns Collapse Must Be Averted.

Newest Demobilization Plan Is Given by Gen. Eisenhower   Men With 45 Points, 30 Months  Sarvice Should be Out by April 30

All 40-Point Men to Leave Army by July   Eisenhower Tells How Discharge System Operates

All 45-Point or 30-Month Men to Be Out by April 1   Eisenhower Pledge For Discharge of 40-Pointers July 

Eisenhower Reports to Congressmen  Men Eligible for Discharge by July  Will be Out Then

Gen. Eisenhower Sees All Eligible Freed By July 1   Demobilization Policy Is Explained To Congress. At Informal Conference

Makes Fiat Statement... .. Every Man Eligible For  Discharge By July 1 To Be Out By Then, Says Ike

IKE SUPPORTS RELEASE PLANS DURING REVIEW   Says Every Enlisted Yank With 40 Points, 2 Years To Be Out By July 1

General Asserts That by April 30 Those With 45 Points, or 30 Months, Will Be Demobilized.   TWO YEAR MEN OUT BY FIRST OF JULY

Ike Pledges Discharges Of All Troops Eligible   30-Month Men To Be Out April 30; Two-Year GI’s By July 1, General Testifies

“Tke” Says All Enlisted Men — With 45 Points or 30 Months Service Released by Anrj] 20

Speed In Army Discharges Promised  Eisenhower Tells Solons Of Plans   Eisenhower Tells Solons Of Plans For Separation

Eisenhower Tells Congress Army To Discharge All Men With 45 Points By April 30

ALSO GIS WITH 2 YEARS SERVICE TO BE RELEASED   Other Reductions Set for April; To Release Surplus Men Now

Tells Congress 45-Point Mento Be Out April 30, Soldiers With 40 hy July Ist

Warns Against Demobilizing  Army Too Fast   Kisenhower Says Overseas Men With 45 Points Or 30 Months Service Soon to Be Gut

‘Men With 40 Pts. or 2  Years Service To Be ; Out By July 1; No  Point Credit For Ser: : vice Sinec Last Sept.

‘45 Point Men To Be Out By Apr i 30   Men With 40 Points, or Two Years’ Service Out July 1

lke Says Enlisted Men, 45 Score, Ow Of Service April 30   Tells Congress Men Wtih 40 Released July 

49-POINT MEN WILL BE OUT BY APRIL 30   Also G.L.’s With 30 Months’ Service to Be Eligible— Two Years’ Service or 40 Points to Bring Release by July 1.

“Ike” Explains Discharge Plan  Says Eligible Men Wil; Be Out July /

Every G. I. With 45 Points Or 30 Months Of Service Out By Apr. 30--Eisenhower

Ike Gives Pledge To GI’s   -40-Point, Two-Year Men Out By July 1; Cites Dangers of Too Speedy Demobilization

EISENHOWER SAYS ELIGIBLE MEN WILL BE OUT BY JULY 1   Tells Congress Slowdown Needed To Prevent Early Army Depletion

GEN. EISENHOWER TELLS QF DEMOBILIZATION PLAN   Chief Of Staff Informs Congress That By April 30 Every Enlisted Man With 45 Points Or 30 Months Of Service Will Be Out Of Army Or On Way To Separation Center — All With 40 Points Or Two Years In Uniform To Be Out By July 1

POINT SYSTE TO BE LOWERED IN APRIL, JULY   Eisenhower Tells Solons Every Surplus Man to Be Released

Tells Who'll Be Out by April 30 And by July 1   Warns, Too, That Orgonization Will Collapse If Demobilizes Too Fast

Eligible Gls to. Be Out on Time   General Eisenhower Addresses Congress In Joint Session

Eligible GI's Get Release Before July 1   Eisenhower Relates Demobilization Plan At Capitol Meeting

Speeding of Discharges  Is Promised   Eisenhower Says All Men With 45 Points or 30 Months Service Will Be Beleased by July 2}

Ike Sets 2 Service  Deadlines   General Pledges © Point Reductions” By April 30, July 1.

EISENHOWER IS HEARD ON DEMOBILIZING   Chief of Staff Says That By April 30 Every Man With 45 Points Will Be Out of Army  DEFENDS QUOTA PLAN

Gen. Eisenhower Assures Enlisted Men of Discharges   Explains How Point System Will Operate Speed Is Threat to Armv’'s Orannivatian

July 1 Set For 40 Points, Two Years; Critical Score  Still Based On V-J Day

Gen. Eisenhower Pledges No Delay  In Demobilization   Tells Congressmen Every Enlisted Man With 45 Points or 30 Months Service To Be Out or On Way Out By April 30

Conaress Tolc Separations  To Be Rushed   Eisenhower Says Men With 45 Points, 30 Months Service Out By April 30

Chief of Staff Reports to Congressmen.   Admiral Nimitz Asserts Navy to Complete Its Job by Sept. 1

Told Congress By ‘April 20.All Enlisted Men With 45 Points: Would Be Out:   OR 30 MONTHS SERVICE   iBy July 1 Every Man With  40 Points Will Be Out Or  In the Progress. °: -

45-Point Men To Be Freed. By April 30   New Discharge Goals Disclosed by Eisenhower

HANNEGAN URGED TO KEEP JOB AS PARTY CHAIRMAN   ASSOCIATES HINT HE STEP ASIDE BECAUSE OF CURRENT ILLNESS

Sparkman Would Keep Hannegan   Meetings Scheduled for Various Groups—Not  Landslide, Labor Says

Sparkman Plugs For Hannegan   Sees No Reason For. Chairman To Resign

DEMO LEADERS ARE ASKING HANNEGAN TO RETAIN OFFICE   Claim: There Is No Reason For National Committee Chairman to Resign

Parties Face Tough Job   New Situation Calls For Total Realignment Progressives Active

Hannegan Is Urged to iStay On as Demo Chief   Decision Unknown---Both National Furiy Groups Work for Future

Liberals Plan Conference on * Future Program   . Won’ t Take E Election: Results as Public fe “Pepudiation” 2

SEN, SPARKMAN HOPES HANNEGAN  WILL NOT RESIGN   Wants Him to Stay On As Chairman of Democratic Party.   NO REASON TO RESIGN      Associates of Hannegan Said . He Might Quit As Chairman Soon.

Carried on by Certain Ones at Soviet Embassy  Information Sought

ATOM COST SET HIGH, IS REPORT   Leader Says Uninformes Overestimate Plan

ATOM BOMB TESTS TO COST NO, MORE THAN ONE. “LARGE SHIP,” ACCORDING TO NAVY DIRECTORS

A-bomb Test Cost To Equal Price of Ship   Blandy Justifies Project as Means Of Peace Leadership

Atom Test Cost Low,  Says Chief   Blandy Calls Blast Defensive Measure of Caution, Econom

—BIKINI ATOLL EXPERIMENTS—  Estimates A-Bomb Test Cost At $110,900,000  Ne oo. Eicures Presented   _ Admiral: Declares Figures” Presented By ‘Uninformed’ Gross. Exaggeration.

“Arsenic and Old Lace Death Case Ready for Grand Jury Hearine  %

CHINESE REDS CALL FOR WAR ON CHIANG  Allfut Pivil War Relleved   All-Out Civil War Belleved  imminent

Communists Call For Mobilization Of All Forces   Nationalists Demand Lifting. Of Tatung Siege

REDESIGNING OF NAVAL SHIPS SEEN   Another Step Toward Civil War In China

CHINESE REDS ISSUE MOBILIZATION CALL AS MARSHALL'S “PEACE EFFORTS END IN  FAILURE: .

Admiral Byrd Starts Trip To South Pole   Four Vessels Leave Norfolk With 4000 Men

Ships Sail To Antarctic   Four Vessels Depart From Norfolk; Rest Leave West Coast

Set Sail For South Pole Area   First Two Ships of  Navy’s Experimental Expediticn to Antarctica Leave U. S. Today

Navy's Antarctica \Expedition: Leaves:   Scils from Norfolk for Four Month Stay at World’s Coldest Snot

4000 Sail for 4-Month Stay  In Antarctica   U. S. Expedition Under Command of Admiral Byrd

FOUR SHIPS SAIL FROM NORFOLK, 5 FROM WEST COAST   CARRY SUPPLIES TO LAST EIGHT MONTHS, BYRD IN COMMAND

Byrd Expedition Leaves Norfolk. for Antarctica   Four Ships Will Meet Others After Passing Into Pacifie

MINISTERS RUSH AFTER SETTING PEACE MEETING   Big 4 Expected To Wind Up Discussions On Issues In Next Few Days

BiG FOUR SET DATE FOR FULL DRESS PARLE)   Ministers Ag ree on Pian to Give Russia Reparations

DATE OF PEACE CONFERENCE IS SET ON JULY 29   Big Four Cleaning Up Odds and Ends of Meeting

Byrnes Achieves Goal as July 29 Deace Parley Set   Reparations Plan Awarding $100,000,000  To Russia Approved By Ministers After  1.» Dehate: Molotov Spurns Ship Offer

World Peace Parley Set For July 29   Nations To Write End Of War For Italy, Romania, Hungary And Bulgaria

Conference Scheduled For July 29   Byrnes Wins Fight For Parley; Russia Gets Reparations

Ministers Prepare Full-Dress Parley   To Clean Up Minor Items Before July 29th Meet

MEET WILL SEE FORMAL END OF WAR WRITTEN   21 Allied Nations To Sit In Fuil Dress Conference

Big Four Clear Way for Peace Parley July 29   Ministers Surmount Last Big Obstacle in Italian Reparations Avcreement

BIG FOUR MAP PLANS FOR 21NATION PARLEY   Full-Dress Peace Conference To Be Held July In French Capital

DETAILS ON g PAUTS GAN BE CLEARED SOON   Parley Tries to Clean Slate for Peace Conference on fuly 29.

‘BIG FOUR SET JULY 29 AS DATE 0} “EUROPEAN PEACE CONFERENCE OF TWENTY-ONE VICTORIOUS NATIONS

PARLEY IS SLATED FOR LATTER JULY   Opposition Wilts As Russ Gain Reparations

Nations Plan Peace Parley Late In July   Ministers’ Conference Nears End With Major Issues froned Out

Definite Cause Of Atlanta Fire Not Established   Investigators Believe Carelessly Tossed Cigarette Responsible

Members Plan: WidensUNGop   Ryss Back Albania; Defer Acceptance Until Avupust. U. 8. Asks

RIFT WIDENS WITH RUSSIA AT UN MEET   Aa g roposes New Members To Join UN In August

Members Plan Widens UN Gar   Riss Back Albania; Def:r Acceptance Until August, U. 8. Asks

U. S. Moves fo Block Albania As UN Member   Proposal Widen: Rift With  Soviet Russia

900,000 Idle As Steel Strike Causes Industries To Curtail Production

ituation Going From Bad to Worse As Steel Shortage Closes Allied Industrie:

U. S. Demand on Franco Steals Limelight in UN   Americans Urge Fascist Quit as Boss of Spain; Disarmament Deliberations Sagging

FRANCO OUSTER IN SPOTLIGHT   U. S. Proposal To Demand Spanish Chief To Quit Argued Before UN

U.S, DEMANDS FRANCO QUIT   SPANISH QUESTION  AGAI}  BROUGHT BEFORE THE MEMBERS OF. UNITED  NATIONS

SEN, CONNALLY ASKS COUNCIL 1D BAN SPAIN   Surprise Demand On Franco Steals U.N. Spotlight

TS REVIVAL OF BOOTLEGEING   Head of Aleohel Tax Unit ir Chicago Lays Condition to Liquor Shortage

TRAIN WRECKS INURE 26; ONE NEAR FWISTOWN   Broadway Limited Jumps Tracks, 23. Fiurt, None Fatally

26 PERSONS INJURED IN TWO RAIL WRECKS   ‘Detoured’ Trains Ram After Broadway Limited Crash

26 Hurt in 2 Train Wrecks   Second Accident on Spur Line Used As a Detour

26 Persons Huzt In Two Rail Upsets   Broadway Limited Pile: Up When Engines Hit Coal on Tracks

Two Wrecks onPennsylvania Line Within 12 Hours Injures 26 People

Food Group Ready To Suggest Use  Of Grain in Brews   Thus, With Aid of Brewers jand Distillers, Hungry Would Receive Cereals

Food Conference Would Ban Grain Use For Alcohol   International Body Appears Headed Toward Such Recommendation

Military Committee Is Deadlocked On Draft Status   Whether to Extend  Or Kill Law Is

Military Committee Is Deadlocked On Draft Status   Whether to Extend   Whether to Extend Or Kill Law Is Dissension Topic

COMMITTEE SPLIT OVER LENGTH OF DRAFT EXTENSION   Issue Over Which Group Dead  locks Is ‘Whether to Con  tinue Draft for Six Months or a Full Year

Vote 8 to 8 on Draft Extension   Senate Military Group Divided on Question; To Meet Again Today

ARMY WElGnS DRAFT COURSE   Will Decide Within 10 Days Whether to Resume Calls on Jan. 7

ARMY TO DECIDE ON RESUMPTION OF DRAFT SOON   Expect Decision Before Nov. 15—It Depends On Volunteers

Seek lo Hike Hosiery Output  — CPA Te Keep Frills From Ladies’ Coats

PRIME MINISTER’S TRIP TO HEAD OFF SCIENTISTSPY DISCLOSED IN PROBE

SPY FLED WITH ATOMIC SECRETS   Trusted British’ Scientist Was To Contact Russian

[ ecision on Decontrol Det Tuesday; Board to Follow Own Opinions   Indications Said Pointing to Renewal "Of at Least Some Ceilings on Foods; . Porter, Anderson Present Statistics

MURDER NIGHT EVENTS TOLD   Miss Tarbell Reports Three Shots Heard in Home Of Alleged Slayers

SENATE HINTS ARMY INQUIRY   Costs of Occupation, Conduct. Seored

AMERICAN LAXITY IN REICH CHARGED   Senante Group May Launct Inquiry Sometime After November Electians

PLAN INSTITUTE IN COLLEGE TOWN   Westminster And Rotary Club sponsor Institute Program At New Wilmington

Royalists Leaving Italy   All Gone But King; Who Leaves Saturday: Aged Orlando May Be First President.‘

ltaly Prepares for New Regime  Grizzled Yeteran May Be Named President

ORLANDO MAY RUN IN ITALIAN ELECTION   Sicilian Seen Likely Compromise: Candidate

Other Royal Figures Flee a: Result of Republican Win Over Monarchy

Eye Orlando as Italy's President  Would Mend Schism In North, South Break

Orlando Might Become Head Ita ly Republic   Only Survivor Of Big Four Of Versailles Opposed By Communists; Umberto Prepares For Exile

ORLANDO LIKELY ITALIAN CHOICE   Aged Italian Leader Seen As Compromise Choice For First President.

Grizzled Orlando, Last Of Versailles Big Four, Rumored First President Of Italy

Orlando Booméd For Italian Post   Famed Diplomat Urged For First President

Hanley Will Speak At Local Parley   Orlando Wins Mention As Compromise Candidate

ltalians Begin Picking Candidate: For Presidency   Gasperi Expectd To Be Named as First Premier

End Of Italian Monarchy Voted  cid.-l, fantiAnrae   Elderly Candidates Boomed For President

Orlando, Last of ‘Big 4 of First World War, Likely Candidate For Italy’s New President

Boom Oriando As Italian Head   Only Survivor of Versailles Seen as Compromise Candidate

Orlando May Be Italy's President   Only Survivor of Versailles Big Four, Now 86, Favorably Regarded .

Orlando Gets Prominent Mention As First President Of Italy Under New Regime

Mention Orlando As Italy's Head   Only Survivor Of “Big Four” Of Versailles May Head New Republic

WORLD-1S-TENSE AS PARIS MEET GETS UNDER WAY   Ye Gaulle Wants Anglo-French Alliance; All Seems To Hinge On Future Relation’ oo Russia And

IMPORTANT PROBLEM BEFORE PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE ISSUE. OF U. S.. RUSSIAN DISAGREEMENTS

Possibility of World Peace Lies _ In Answer to What Russia Wants

Naval Academy May Have to Be Moved   Adm Fitch Says It Must Have Adequate Aviation Training Facilities

Religious Disorders Envelop Indian City ‘As Moslems Protest   British Tommies Patrol Streets; ‘Direct Action’ Course Taken Against Independence Plan; _ Martial Law Improbable F

Moslems Protest  indian Freedom Plan Of British   Death Toll Rising As Sects  Engage In Religious War Over Plan Of Government   ALL-INDIA CONGRESS BELIEVED FAVORED   British ‘‘Tommies’’ Out In Force To Suppress Riots —Many Are Jailed

HUNDREDS OF OTHERS ARE INJURED   British Plan Stern Measures to Halt Demonstrations

TWO HUNDRED ALREADY DEAD IN. OUTBREAK   RRITISIL MILITARY AUTHOR?TIES MAY TAKE DIRECT ACTION IN EFFORT TO END BLOODSHED

Italian Peace  Treaty  Is Aired   Eighteen Preamble Words Accepted At Session

Russian Bloc Opposed At Conference  18 More W Are Added   18 More Words Are Added To Treaty

Treaty Makers On Dead Center   Four Weeks’ Work Is Just 18 Words

Paris Peace Conference Makes Speed On Preamble   29.000 Words Remain For Group's Approval

FRITZSCHE SEES OWN CONVICTION   Says Denazification Court Certain To Find Him Guilty

Helen Marie Odom Passes at Scurry,  Rites at Elm Grove 18-Year-Old Girl   18-Year-Old Girl Succumbs to Long IIIness April 17

@ PAUL MALLON-—  All Signs Point to Shortage of Food for Another Year

aw Fee FV ew  All Signs F Point to » Shortage of Food for Another Year

Japs Will Deny Waging War Of Aggression  Defense Counsel Outlines Case

WILL CHALLENGE AUTHORITY TO TRY WAR SUSPECTS   Ichiro Kiyose, Chief Council  for, Tojo, Announced Today.   CHARGES ARE WRONG?   Contrary to What the Japanese Had Been Led to Believe.

RUSSIAN POKER CAUSED DEATH   YOUNG MERCHANT SEAMAN KILLED WHILE PLAYING DEADLY “GAME" WITIL TWO COUSINS

U. 3, 15 CHAR WITH VIOLATING ITS AGREEMENT   ‘Union Leader Says Govern ment’s Interpretations of Contract Have Cost Workers Millions,   CALLS FORK CONFERENCE  - WITH SECRETARY KRUG   Latter Denies Pact Has Been Broken—Failure to Reach New Terms Could Lead to Walkout Nov. 20.

Lewis Charges U. 5. Breached Coal Contract   Head of Miners’ Wants Question of Wagers and Hours Reopened

Mine Union Head Moves To Reopen Whole Question Of Wages, Hours And Other Matters

LEWIS CLAIMS HIS CONTRACT WAS VIOLATED   DISPUTE OF MINERS MAY BE REOPENED WITH NEW TIEUP

Lewis Charges Government Is Violating Pact  UMW Leader Moves To Reopen Whole Question Of Wages, Hours MEETING WITH KRUG NOV. 1 IS REQUESTED Significant Changes’ In Pay Policy Cited By Union Chieftain   UMW Leader Moves To Reopen Whole Question Of Wages, Hours   MEETING WITH KRUG NOV. 1 IS REQUESTED   “Significant Changes” In Pay Policy Cited By Union Chieftain

Government Is Accused by Labor Chief   U. S. Has Violated Contract With Union, UMW Leader Asserts

United Mine Workers’ Chieftain Moves To Reope! Whole Question Of Wages, Hours, Vacation Pay And Welfare Fund

TWAPilot Walkout Ends All Flights   Power Workers Vote For Arbitration in Pittsburah Strike .

Lewis Demands New Pact For Mine Workers   UMW Chief Says Government Broke Aareement: Mine Strike Threatens

Walkout of Miners Nov. 20 Possible If Pact Is Denied   UMW -Chieftain Charges U. S. With “Breach “Of Contract With Pit Workers, Union Eenected ta Ack Manv Chances

MINE COMPACT I$ REOPENED AS OF MAY 29   John L. Lewis Is Once More Real Threat to Coal Industry

United Mine Workers’ President Charges United States With Having Breached Its Contract; Alleges itCheated Miners.

MINERS’ CHIEF ACTS TO REOPE CONTRACT TALK   Krug Denies Allegations; UMW Leader Requests  Raview of Wanee Hnuire

Head of Miners Union Threatens New and. -Pavralyzing—Coal—Str As Winter Comes On

DEMANDS NEW NEGOTIATIONS ON PAY, HOURS   Union Leader’s Charge Is Flatly Denied By Secretary Krug

Mine Union Heac Raises Threat of Strike in Month   Charge of Contract Violation Levelled Against Government; Lewis Asks Parley With Krug on Novy. 1 to Discuss Policy

John L. Lewis Says Government Broke Contract   Moves to Reopen Whole Question of Hours and Wages

WINDS CODE’ AGAIN SUBJECT OF TESTIMONY      Navy Capt. Safford Faces Extensive Questioning Before Probers   WAR MESSAGE REVEALED   Witness Says U. Sv Given 72 Hours Notice Of Attack By Jap Forces

Germans Made the Veterans Wait   In New York Returning GI’s Boo While Prisoners Debark.

Canada Cabinet To Investigate Phases of Leaks   Mounted Police Take Up Study Of Atomic Case

Canada Probes Atomic Leaks’   Investigation Pushed By Mounted Police

Asserts Reds Have Right To Bomb Secret   Canadian Cabinet Takes Up Broader Phase Of Probe

Canada Links Probe Of Spies With Gold Min   Involves Alleged Attempts Of Red Agents To Buy Black Market Uranium

Canada Widens Atomic Inquiry  Soviet Embassy Worker Tipped Off Leak

CANADA WIDENS LEAKAGE PROBE   Soviet Plot To Buy Uranium On Black Market Bared

Broader Phases Of Atom Leak Being Probed   Montreal Paper Publishe: Report of Russian Plot To Buy Uranium

Canadian Probe Not Linked to Uranium Deals With Russie   Government Studies All Phases of Leakage of Vital Information

SOVIET ANTARCTIC TRE 1S. STARTEL   Fleet of Nine Ships Sails On Christmas Day; Whale Oil, Uranium Are Prizes

Russia Heads  For Antaretic   10-Ship Flotilla Leave: Northern Soviet Port _

Russia Dispatches 10- Ship Flotilla On Exploration Trip to Antarctic

Prosperity Ahead if  All Work   Drifting Could Bring Serious Unemploymeni President Warned

Pangborn And Union — To Resume Negotiation:   Thomas W. Pangborn Announces That Hi Company Had Advised Union Of Willineness To Negotiate

Report Strike May Be Settled      But Pangborn And Union Officials Neither Confirm Nor Deny Rumor

Arab Leaders’ Seek Dominion   Prepared to Shed Blooc To Settle. Controversy

Arab Leaders. Ask formation Of Arab State   Charge Persecution of -- Natives by Jews Who~ - Came to Palestine  Fram Fureane

County Court News Of Sioux Count,      Pefer Visser Filed a Sult For Divorce From Jeanette: Visser—Were Married-at Hull, Tows

BODY OF SLAIN GIRL IS FOUND   Police Hunt Strangler In Killing Near Maryland And Penna. Border

POLICE LACK CLUES IN SLAYING OF GIRI   Nude Body Of 19-¥ear-Old Hagerstown Girl Found Near Penn s¥ivania Roza’

Southern Senators Forming Bloc ie IN Bloc  Price Control Showdown To Be Foreed In Both House:

Senate Critics of OPA Form Bloc   House Prefares for Showdown on Agency

Southern Senators Forming Bloc  Price Control Showdown To  Be Forced In Both Houses

SENATE ATTA ON OPA SLATED BY SOUTHERNERS   Bankhead Leads Effort To Draft Policy Of Opposition   AWAIT ANY PROPOSAL PRESENTED BY BOWLES

Senate Group To Fight OPA  Farm Control   Southern Bloe Organizing Policy For Showdown

“Jomonrrows Headlines Today BARNEY OLDFIELD, AUTO SPEED KING, DIES AT BEVERLY HILLS

(ne Time Speed King, Barney Oldfield, Dies   Famed Driver Was First to Drive Car 60 Milec Par Hanr

SUPCUMBS AT   Noted Speed King Was First Man Ever to Drive Mile a Minute

Ex-Ohio Governor,   Vic Donahey, Dies   Also Served In The U. >  Senate

Texas Flood — Toll Hits 8   Two Drown in Backwaters At San Antonia

Soviet Note ls Broadcast   Note Handed to U. S. Earlier This Week, Radio Says

‘American Note To Bulgaria Brinas Blast   Action Reported To Infringe On Big Three Decision

Expects Turn For The Better Shortly ....  President Isn’t Alarmed By International Events

NOT ALARMED, TRUMAN TELLS JITTERY NATION   President Asserts He Feels Sure We’ll Work Out Of Troubled Situation

PRESIDENT SAYS WORLD RELATIONS NOT ‘ALARMING’  THER OFFICIALS   OTHER OFFICIALS SEE NO TROUBLE WITH RUSSIANS

Truman Hopeful World Crisis. Will Kase. Soon   Situation Notas Bad As it Appears, President Declares

Settlement Is Predicted By President   Barkley, Pepper Also Optimistic

Truman Sees Turn For Better In World Affair:  No Gov't Dignitaries At Churchill’s Speech Tonight

Truman Unalarmed By Tense Worl Conditions But Diplomats Worry   President Says He’s Sure “We'll Work Out Of It’; Soviet Aims In Iran  Rie Ouvesticn

Truman Not Alarmed Over  Soviet Moves   President Says He Is Sure That International Problems Will Shortly Be Properly Adjusted.

Not-Alarmed, Truman Says   Current Situation Not és Dangerous as Some Feel, He Thinks

PRESIDENT NOT MUCH ALARMED BY RED MOVES   Truman Holds Hope Foreigr Relations Will Improve in Near Future

Situation Isn't Bad, He Claims   Senate Leaders Put Damper on Anti-Red Talks

President Not Alarmed About World Picture   Barkley and Pepper Support Views, But Diplomatic Officials Still Apprehensive

Truman Thinks ‘Things Will  Get Better’   Encourages Hope That Troubled [nter national Relations Will Improve.   ‘WILL WORK OUT

Diplomats Center Attention On Churchill Speech Tonight  Truman Says He's Not Alarmed Over Tense World Situation

President Hope: For Improved World Relations  ‘Things to Take’ Tien far Ratter   ‘Things to Take’ Turn for Better. Truman Believes

Nation’s Chief . Unalarmed By  _Russian Moves   Encourages: Hope Thal Troubled International Relations ‘Will Take Turn Fer Better

‘We'll Work Out Of It,’ Says Truman Of Troubles   President Hopeful Of Muddled International Scene, Says He Isn’t Alarmed

Truman, Solons Tell Hope That World  Relations Will Take Turn for Betfer   Be JOHN M. HIGHTOV ER

Says Situation Not Dangerous As Many Believe   Chief Executive Says He Is Sure We Will _ Work Out Of It In Expressing Hopefulness

Barkley and Pepper-Also ; Think Situation OverPainted: “President  Knows Nothing of Ru:  mored Troop Movettwnents.

President Will Tell Secretary To Quit Talking Or Resign   Believe Wallace Will Leave Cabinet Before He -Will Submit To Gag Order

Truman Urged To Junk Atom Control Plan      Letter Reveals Stalin Invited to Visit United States

Wallace Attitude — Due for Showdown  With Truman Today   Report President Will Demand He Subside or  Quit Cabinet

‘Quit Talking Or Leave Cabinet’ Ultimatum Expected Late Today   Commerce Secretary to Confer at: White House With Blunt Presidential Warning Reported _ Ready: Release of Letter Precipitates Climax

Must Hold His Tongue  Or Get Out   )  Report Truman Decision On Eve of Meeting With Secretary.

TRUMAN TO ISSUE ‘SILENCE OR QUIT’ ORDER IS BELIEF   ADMIRAL SAYS TALKS GIVE COMFORT, AID TO VIRTUAL ENEMY

Secrefary May Be Told To Hush Or Quif   State Department Representatives See The President

Need for Showdown Is Intensified By Release of Letter Commerce Official Wrote in July Urging U. S. Concessions

WILL BE TOLD TOKEEP STIL DR QUIT POST   Releases Letter to Truman on Russia Without Approval.

Showdown in Wallace Case Is Scheduled   Week-Old Cabinet Drama Breaks Into Print as Letter From Secretary To Truman Is Released

May Tell Him To Shut Up Or Quit Cabinet   Must Quit Talking About American Foreign Policy; President Confers With Aides

Conferences Are Held By President   Secretary May Be Asked To Quit Cabinet

SECRETARY OF COMMERCE IS ‘SCHEDULED FOR SHOWDOWN ‘OVER FOREIGN POLICY STAND   Top Administration Officials Say President Hos Decided To Tell Cabinet Member He Must   Quit Discussing Issue-or Resign  TE =Perp wWwihieTrnt eerere ~~ wet  hein

Truman Confers With Advisors on Wallace Showdowr   Principals Meet This Afternoon In Conference

— CRISIS —  Wallace Russia Plan Revealed    Pronesed Treaty      Proposed Treaty To Muzzle Our A-Bomb

Quit Talking Or Get Out of Cabinet Ultimatum May Be Issued; Commerce ‘Head's Assistants Say He Will Not Quit Fight For Policy Changes

Clayton Sees President InTwo Meetings   Secretary Of Commerce Said Considering Another Forejen Potiew Addenie

Would Junk Atomic Control Plan   Wants About-Face on Military and Foreign Policy

Faces Call ‘On Carpet Today Over Speeches   Report Truman Will Demand Silence On Policy Talks Or Resignation Of Post

Wallace Seeks Pearson’s Source Of Note To Truman     Secretary Happy To Take Columnist’s Word That Copy Of Letter Received From Sources Outside Of Commerece Department; Writer Guards “Beat”

Truman and Wallace to Meet Today   President Confers With State Department Officials On Policy

Leifer Urging Policy Change Is Published   Commerce Chief  To Confer With Deacidont’ Tadayv

Junking: #f A-Plan Was Mentioned i in Missive Sent to the President

SECRETARY T0 BE ‘WARNED 10 CEASE ATTACKS OR QUIT   Truman to Foree Showdown at White House Meeting Thie  Afternaan

WALLACE EXPOSE BRINGS ON ROW   NEWSMAN THREATENS LIBEL AS SECRETARY HINTS NOTE STOLEN

Showdown Conference  At3.30P.M.   Wallace Must Stop Foreign Policy Talks Or Quit Cabinet May ' Be Truman’s Decision

President Reported Ready fo Tell Wallace to Quit Talks on Foreign Policy or Resign   Situation Made More Critical as Secretary, Against Truman's Wishes, Makes Public Letter, Written Last July, on Russian Situation

Wallace May Be Told to Quit Talking   Truman Expected To Tell Wallace To Stop Talking Or Quit Cabinet

Must Keep Silent Or Leave Cabinet   Secretary’s Letter To Truman Released With: . out President’s Consent; Byrnes Lauded — For Forebearance

Willace Is Reported Ready to Resign 1 Necessary To Continuc Fight For a Just anc Lasting Peace.

A Show Down Meeting At White House   (A summary of Wallace's tet. fer may be found on Page 3.)

President Is Expected To Present Alternative At White House Parley

May Be Told To Shut Up Or Quit Post   Publication Of Secretary’s July Letter On Russia Widens Split.

Wallace Would Like to -Know How Columnist Obtained Copy of Letter:

May Ask Commerce Secretary To Stop Talking Or Resign   Chief Executive Confers With State Department Officials Before Meeting Cabinet Member

Top Officals Say Truman May Tell Wallace To Quit Talking or Get Out of Cabinet.

Wallace Wonders How Pearson Got That Letter   _. . AND COLUMNIST PROMPTLY REPLIES: “THAT'S CONFIDENTIAL”

Truman May Put Wallace On The Spot   President Expected To Tell Him To Quit Talking Policy Or Quit Cabinet

Truman May Oust Wallace   ‘Quit Talking’ Edict Readied by President

Wallace Drops Accusation Of Letter-Filching   ‘Happy’ to Take Columnist. Pearson’s Word on News Story

MUST AGREE TO KEEP MUM OR QUIT POST   Truman Set to Use Pressure  on Commerce Secretary, Gay Tan Nffiriaic   Achknowledves Letter.

Quit Talking Or Quit Job May be Order   Commerce Secretary Due at White House For Conference with Truman this Afternoon

Secretary Asks Shift In Thinking   May Resign Rather Than Be Gagged

TEMPERATURES   Commerce Secretary Summoned To White House At 3 O’Clock

TN NEW: GUINEA. EVERY WOMAN I$ NAMED MARY. ALL THE LADIES HAVE TO 66 IS EAT, DRINK AND BE MARY.      Foreign Policy Showdown Expected Today as Truman and Wallace Meet

LETTER ISSUED BY COMMERCE SECRETARY   Meeting Scheduled At 3:30 In White House   EX-VICE PRESIDENT   To Be Told To Quit Talking Or Get Out Of Cabinet, Capital Reports Say

President Schedules An Extensive Round Of Conferences About Russian Speech

POLICY SHOWDOWN . EXPECTED BETWEEN -- TRUMAN-WALLACE   President Conferred With State Department Officials i This Morning.   MEET THIS AFTERNOON   Commerce Secretary May Be Told to Shut Up or Get Out.

Secretary Toiay “At White House   WASH GTO Sent. 418 if) President ‘Truman. j :

President May Put Gag on His Secretary   Letter From Cabinet Member to Chief Expresses His Opinion

Cabinet Official On Way To Boss   Clayton Sees Chief Twice Ahead Of Wallace

REPORT TRUMAN AS BECIDED-ON WHAT HE’LL D0   Secretary Of Commerce, Under Fire For Speech, Confers With The President This Afternoon.

Wallace Showdowr Is Expected Today   Truman Reported Ready to Clamp Down on lowan   President May Tell Commerce Secretary To Stop Talking Policy or Get Out

Must Leave Cabinet. Otherwise   Letter Seeking Appeasement of Reds Is Made Publie.

SECRETARY UP FOR SHOWDOWN WITH TRUMAN   Commerce Head Makes Public His Letter to President on Policy

Must Quit Talk On Foreign Issue Or Resign Post   Letter to Truman Is Made Public

Showdown On Policy Today .   Truman Reported Set To Ask Secretary to Keep Quiet On Foreign Policy Or Quit Cabinet

Wallace Is Due at The Capitol   ‘Official Says He Must  Quit Talking on  «Foreign Policy or Get Ohat   His Proposals   Makes Public Letter He Wrote to Truman in  July

hite House i alls Wallace   Truman Confers With Officials All Day

QUIT TALKING OR GET OUT, TRUMAN TO TELL WALLACE   Top Administration Officials Say President Has Decided To Order Secretary Of Commerce To Refrain From Public Comment On Foreign Policy Or Withdraw From Cabinet — Conference On Controversial  Situation At White House Late Today

Talkative Secretary Sees the President   Newly Released Letter on Atomic Bombs May Force Him T., Secrecy or Out of Cabinet

PRESIDENT T0 MEET WALLACE DURING TODAY   State Department UnderSecretary Questions  Wisdom Of Acts

President Angry Over Secretary’s Criticism Of His Foreign Policy  Wallace Makes Public A Letter To   Wallace Makes Public A Letter To Truman Urging Change In Thinking

Called For Change In Forcign Policy to Gua. yantee Russian Security. Claims Letter Was

Release of Letter Without Truman Consent May Hav. Hastened Decision

Set Salvation Army Campaign Here Next Week; Goal $3,700      Report Truman To Tell Wallace To Keep Quiet Or Get Out of Cabinet!

Secretary To Be Offered 2 Choices---Quit Post Or Stop Making Speeches

Top Administration Officials Say That Will Be Choice Given Him by Truman Regarding Foreign Policy Views.

Truman Is Reported Ready To Tell Aide ‘Shut Up or Quit’   White House Parley May Decide Future of Secretary of Commerce; Release of Letter Adds New Fuel to Crisis

Letfer Urging Policy Change Is Published   Commerce Chief To Confer With President Today

resident Reported Ready o Submit Stern Alternative 0 Ban Foreign Policy Talks   Secretary of Commerce May Be Asked To Remain Stien? Or Quit Cabinet; 1 otter on Soviet Amity Made Public

Set Salvation Army Campaign Here Next Week; Goal $3,70  7 wit — gg sll en/Gommmemmnsddbmemstiemmlebillmbuii Sala dma tena we eee a nn ed   Report Truman To Tell Wallace To Keep Quiet Or Get Out of Cabinet

Secretary Will. Be.Told to End: Talks or Resign          "President Will Meet. With Commerce: Chi¢ -at' White House. Teday

President Sees Number State Dept. Officials   Secretary of Commerce Is “Rooked”. For White House Appearance At 3:30 PLM.   Bernard Baruch On Calling List   Truman Reported . Ready To Tell. Wallace to Stop Talking Or Get Out Of Cabinet

Wallace Letter ‘Leak’ Stirs Up Capital Dispute   Columnist: Says Copy Was Obtained Outside  Commerce Departmeni

Three = 5 In Flaming Ship Near Lakehurst   Crack-Ups Occur In New Jersey Pinelands Ouly Twenty Miles Apart   BOTH PILOTS KILLED. PASSENGERS INJURED   Two Industrialists Loses Lives In One Crash, Brother And Sister Thie

SEVEN DIE IN OHIO ACCIDENTS   Akron Cop Killed En Route to Serve as Funeral Escort

Farm Land Value  Continues Upward  _ Nears Land Boom . Peak af Vear 1990

Farm Land Value  Continues Upward  Nears Land Boom Peak of Year 1920

Blame Vandals At Butte on Copper Strike   Soft Coal Walkout Enters Third Week, Talks Suspended

Coal Dispute Stl Deadlocked: Sugai Walkout Settled   Vandalism Marks Copper Strike in Butte; Transit Workers Return

Strike Picture More Bright in America Today   SUGAR WALKOUT ENDED BUT COAL LOCKOUT CONTINUES

Sugar Walkout Settled   650/000 lille as Coal Stéike Deadlock Enters Its 31 Week

At Semi-Annual Gridiron ‘Dinner  Exterior Secretary Ickes Turns ~ Heaven Into Bedlam; Pauley Sings

Ickes Makes Bedlam Out Of Heaven; Peron, Franco Sing Toreador Song On Moon; Gypsy Rose Lewis Is Ghost

Ickes Enters Heaven, Turns Bedlam Loose As Gridiron Club Roasts Nation’s Bigwigs

Delay Action on Calling Rep. May Before Committee   Might Envolve Reopening Of Public Hearings Into Combine’s Operations   Re TOHN W HENDERSON

New Evidence Is Brought To Light   Senate Committee Has Long ussion” on Possible Steps   BEHIND CLOSED DOORS   Public Hearing on War Profits May Be Reopened by Group -

Senate War Profits Committee Reports New Evidence Uncovered in Inquiry ‘nto Midwest Munitions Combine

Emmi mins mati a aa man RN Pe ON TO a ALN ge  Hope To F ind Way To Compel “May To Testify

Uncover ‘New Evidence’ In  Combine Trial   Senate Investigatiyg Committee May Re-Open Public Hearings.

Senate Probers Consider Action  On Calling May   Sensational Testimony Links Congressman With War Contracts   JUSTICE DEPARTMENT MAY TAKE ACTION

No Inkling Of Nature Revealed   Decision On May Halted by Finding

SOLON INSISTS ON GETTING OWN TERMS   Public Hearings Ended By Mead Committee  INDIIRY   Made By Kentuckian About $3,000. Former Secretary Declares

MAY IS STILL PROBLEM FOR  PROBE GROUF   ‘NEW EVIDENCE” TO CAUSE REOPENING OF HEARING 0% THE GARSSON MUNI , TIONS CONTRACTS

New Evidence In Profits Case Says Committee  Office Workers Tell Of ‘May's s Query:

ReportNew May Probe Evidence   rine Pecrakey elates Inquiry on $3,000 Payment.

Hearing Held Ly, For May  Probers   Committee Holds Secret Session  In Capital

New Evidence Reported By Committee   Probers Debate Method To Get May To Appear

SENATORS SEEK WAY TO BRING MAY AROUND FOR TESTIMONY   New Evidence  Reported After Hearings Ended In Noisy Session

New Evidence in War Profits Quiz; Still Want May   Keep Mum on New Evidence---A One Woman Riot Is Subdued bv Police

Move fo Force Congressman fe Testify Debated   Department of Justice Studies Profits Case

New Evidence May Prolong Mead Hearing   Justice Department Checking Criminal Aspects of Inquiry

“New Evic: nce” " Reportec Found By Fe bers In.  War Profits Ii-:estioation

Not Disclosed: Delays Steps to Call Rep. May   Committee Holds Closed Meeting to Study Possible Action

Delays Decision On Calling May For Testimony   Co punsel Comniittee: fafers - Public ‘Hearings --May » Be Reopened As Result

Seek Anew To Question Congressman   Probe Brings To Light New Deals By Rep. May

“New Evidence” in War Profits Probe is Disclosed Today   Delays Committee’s Decision on What To Do About May

Committee Defers Decision On Finding Way to Force , ‘Representative to Testify   Investigators Discuss New Findings at Closed Session, Members Refuse Comment

‘New Evidence Uncovered in Wai Profits Inquiry  Decision on Calling May   Decision on Calling May For Explanation Delayed

‘Senate Committee Holds Closed Session; Ponder Ways to Summon Rep. May

PROBE RECEIVES "NEW EVIDENCE’   War Investigating Com. mittee Refuses To Reveal Details   ISECRET SESSION HELD

Investigation  May Be Reopened To Hear Further Testimony; Group Seeks Way To Get May To Testify

NEW EVIDENCE’ IN WAR PROFIT   Senate Committee Refuses Tc Divulge Nature of Its Probe Information

Finding Delays Group Decision On Next Action   Concerns Getting May Before Committee

New Evidence Develops on War Profits   Committee Delays Action to Force May to Testify

PROBERS STUDY NEW EVIDENCE IN PROFITS QUIZ   Ex-Secretary Links May To ‘What About $3,000?’ At Testimony On Case

PROBERS SEEK PLAN TO CALL EMPIRE ‘ANGEL   Women Witnesses Describe Part Congressman Played In ‘Paper Empire’

SEEK T0 COMPEL MAY TO.TESTIFY   WITNESS IN PROFITS PROBE SAYS HE ONCE ASKED ABOUT $3,000

New Evidence Found In War  Profits Probe   Data Delays Decision On What To Do About Getting May To Testify

New Evidence Found Senate Probers Told   Committee Counsel Refuses to Disclose Hint as to Evidence; Hearinas May Reopen

Testimony By Rep. May Is Delayed   Committee Meets Behind Closed Doors Today

Committee Finds New Evidence in Munitions Probe  Steps to Get Rep. May on Stand Are

DELAYS ACTION ON MAY   Nature Of Evidence Or Who It Involves Is Undisclosed

GROUP STUDIES LEGAL ACTION ON TESTIMONY   New Disclosures Held Secret; May Reopen Public Hearings

NEW EVIDENCE UNCOVERED IN PROFITS PROBE   Committee Defers Decision On Forcing May To Testify

Hearing May Be Reopened   Senate Committee to Decide on How to Get Cong. May, Garsson to Testify

GROUP PLANS 10 GET MAY TO TESTIFY   New Evidence May Involve Reopening Of Public Hearings

WA edocs Esse  £7 ARBRE I Ose 7 eae”  About Nature Latest Facts        Lend ia Beopen.  ing Of Public     Hearings   May’s ‘Invitation’ —  Kept On Agenda   Munition Combine’s Secretary Labeled Former Employes As “Bunch Gf Crooks”

Testimony By May s Sought By Commilfee  New Turn Causes Delay In’ Hearing On War Profits

Counsel Says Public Hear.  ‘ings May Be Reopened ‘by Senate Body

Senate Group In Huddle To Decide Course   May is Sought For Word on $3,000 Gift  From Illinois Combine

New Evidence On Munitions  Deal Claimed      Committee Investigating War Profits in Secret Session; Decision on Calling May Delayed

‘Ex-Secretary Alleges $1000 Delivered To Congressman; Calls Former Bosses ‘Crooked Bunch’

Wyatt Charges Lobby Fighting Housing Plans   Price Ceiling Raises Are Sought, He Says; Congress Acts on Bills

CHARGE LOBBY WITH FIGHT ON HOUSING PLAN   Want Ceilings Raised, Wyatt Asserts At Conference

BATTLE RAGING OVER WYATT PLAN  Organized Lobby Claimed Fighting Housing Sefup

Wyatt Hits Opponents Of Housing Program   Claims ‘Integrated’ Lobby Fights To Raise All Price Ceilings

Housing Lobby in Washington Keens Telephones Busy   Administrator Warns Paid Workers Strive To Boost Ceilings

STRONG LOBBY BATTLES NEW HOUSING PLAN   TELEGRAM BARRAGE AIMED AT PRICK CF'LINGS

Wyatt C harges Lobby Battling  Housing Plans   Senate Votes Fund To Finance Removal Of Wartime Buildings

Wyatt Asserts Lobby Opposes Home Program   Administrator Warns Against Delay in Building

RAIN STORMS SWEEP OVER MUCH OF STATE; HARVEST OF CROPS ‘DELAYED BY ADVERSE WEATHER

Eisenhower Bans Any Further Gl Demonstrations  Inspectors, However, to See to Effective Demobilization

Gls’ Protests Banned by Ike   But Orders Commanders "Te Hear Comnlainte

G. I. Demonstrations "Banned in Order bv Gen. Eisenhower   Inspeciors in ‘Every Camp and Post’ Are Directed to See That Latest Demobilization Directive Is Carried Out

BAN ALL ARMY DEMOBILIZATION DEMONSTRATIONS   General Eisenhower Issues Ordet Forbidding Further Demonstrations

Ike Forbids All Displays By Soldiers   Order On Mass Demonatrations Does Not Forbid Individual Complaints

NEFDS OF ARMY PARED 10 BONE   Further Demonstrations Useless, Eisenhower Tells Soldiers

Two Generals Order End of Demonstrations   Johnson Urges Draft of Older Men, 4-Fs for Occupation Duty to Replace Veterans

Fiserhower Orders Army Commanders To Forbid ‘Future Mass Demonstrations

MASS PROTESTS ARE FORBIDDEN BY EISENHOWER   MacArthur Warns ot Weakening Army In Asia

Arranges Method To Hear Individual Demobilization  Complaints Of G. [.’s.

Protest Meets By GI's Banned By Eisenhower   Policy Has Been Set So No Further Talk Is Permitted   DRAFT IS ATTACKED      Rules Mav Be Revised To Halt Taking Of Bovs Of 18

Gen. Eisenhower's Order Prohibits  Demonstrations   3 Enlisted Men Confined to Quarters at Honolulu Pending Inquiry

EISENHOWER BANS G. I. MEETINGS   Demobilization Demonstrations Are Forbidden

GENERAL TELLS THEATER CHICTS TA TAKE ACTION   Protests ‘Serve No Useful Purpose,’ He Declares at Senate Probe   ISAYS POLICY 1S FIXED   Committee Hears Suggestion for Drafting Older Men, Lowering Standards

RISENHOWER DISCLOSES HIS ORDERS   Draft Regulations And Their Origin  Are Discussed

Eisenhower Bans Gl Mass Meetings: Orders Demobilization Carried Out

MASS MEETINGS @ARE FORBIDDEN BY EISENHOWER   General Puts Clamp On Any Further Demonstrations

‘Ike’ Bans Any Further GI.  Demonstration:   MacArthur Warns Demobilization Can  Be Made Too Fast

Army Chief Calls Halt To Protests   Says Demonstrations No Longer Needed; But Served Purpose

Demonstration By Gls Baniied By Eisenhower   However, Inspectors To Visit Installation to Check Prograso af —_ ~  Biecharnac

EISENHOWER BANS MASS PROTESTS   TAKES STEPS TO SEE THAT LATEST DEMOBILIZATION ORDER IS FOLLOWED.

Will Explain Program on Discharges   Eisenhower to Make Radic Address — Testifies Be fore Senate Committee

lke’ Bans Mass Protests of Gl’s   Command Goes Out to Ail Army Theaters; MacArthur Warns Congress That Cutting Pacific Forces Wiil Weaken Occupation

ACHESON HITS RUSSIAN PLAN   CHARGES SOVIET LABOR PROPOSAL FOR JAPAN IS SUBTERFUGE FOR INCREASING INFLUENCE

Soviet Labor Plan Flayed:   Atcheson Charges Russ Would Establish Influence in Japan

RUSSIA ESTABLISHING INFLUENCE IN JAPAN   Charge Made By Atchison Ai Allied Control Council

New Industry To Start in Bradford   Will Manufacture Conversion Gas Burner

New Industry Here to Start Operation Soon   Burners Company te Be Located in Old Brewery Building

To Join AFL lf Issues  Not Met   Seamen Demand Benefits To AFL And CIO Men

Federal Board Nears Decision On AFL Demand:   CIO Leader Wants Pay Boost to Apply to “Whole: Industry’

CIO May Join AFL  Seamen   Threaten to Strike Also in Event WSB Rejects the Union’s Wage Demands

Machinists" Negotiations For Strike Settlement Reported ‘Progressing’

To Push Defenses Westward   New U. S. Naval Policy Calls For Base in. Aleutians and Strong Fortification of Guam

‘Military Expediency U.S. Navy Pushes Pacific Outposts Out 3.000 Miles

Pacific Outpost. Will Be Pushed - 3000 Mis. West         '§. Navy Policy Calle For’ Guam As-Strong ‘Base,’         PEARL HARBOR, Oct..3 (*)

Aleutians, Alaska, Mayianas, Guam, Hawaii To Become Big Bases; Fortification Begun.

U.S. Pacific Outpost Extended to Guam   New Navy Policy Also Calls for a Strong Aleutian Base Near Siberia — Guam Will Become a Second Pearl Harbor.

Navy to Extend U.S. Pacific Bases   New Policy Would Have Outposts Built In Aleutions. Guan

NAVY BUILDING ~ PACIFIC POWER   ‘New Policy Calis For Strong Aleutian. Guam Bases.

Guam To Be Converted Into Strategic Outpost Under New Navy Policy

Navy to Extend Pacific Outpost 3,000 Miles   New Policy Calls for Strong Base at Guam Fartifying: Aleutians

Guam Will Be Turned Into Strong Post   New U. S. Policy In Pacific Made Public By Admiral

Navy Pushes Pacific Defense Line West 3000 Miles to Guam   Island Base to Be Built to Importance Of Pearl Harbor

Navy Wants To Extend Outpost   New Policy Cails For Aleutian Base Near Stheria.

CALLS FOR BASES IN PACIFIC AREAS   Strong Aleutian Base Near Sib: eria and Guam Outpost Under New Program

Navy To Develop Guam As Base As Important As Pearl Harbor   Another Strong Setup In Aleutians Near Siberia Also Part Of New Fleet Policy

“New U.S. Naval Policy in Pacific Calls For Strang Aleutian Base, Extension Of Outposts

NAVY GALLS FOR PACIFIC BASES   Aleutian Stronghold, Extension Of Outpost Planned

CALL F IN ALEUTIANS   Navy Also  to Push Pacific Outpost 3,000 Miles Westward

New Navy Policy To Call For Strong Base  Near Siberian Coust   Admiral Towers Makes Disclosure At Conference With Reporters Today

WILL USE GUAM FOR NAVAL BASE   U. S. Navy Also Planning to Fortify Aleutians

 Towers Announces Navy Will Have   Ceenne Bases in Aleutians, Guam

Dairyman Asks 10-12 Cent Rise in Butter Price   Warns Otherwise Industry Will Go ‘Out of Business’

Dairy Official Proposes Boost In Butter Price   Land O'Lakes Executive Seeks 11-12 Cents  Per Pound Increase

Wants To Boost Price Of Butter   Dairy Leader Claims Creameries Cannot Make Profit Now

DAIRYMEN ASK WAR CONTROLS FOR BUTTERFAT   12-Cent Boost Urged As Probe Opens In House

PROBERS ASK SOLDIERS TO. MAKE REPORT      MEAD COMMITTER PLANS TO GET FULL INFORMATIION ON ACCIDENTS FROM DEFECTIVE SITELLS.

CONTINUE PROBE INTO FAULTY EXPLOSION OF DEFECTIVE SHELLS   Seek Eyewitnesses To Tell O Experiences

SEEK DATA ON DEFECTIVE MORTAR SHELLS   Mead Committee  Wants Eyewitness . Evidence in: Hearing

Ambassador Patterson Denounces Incident As “Wicked, Inexcusable Deliberate Attack on Friendly Nation,” Crew and Passengers Prisoners.

WICKED ATTACK ON SHIP IS HIT BY AIDE   Machinegun Fire from Yugoslav Plane Forces  U. S. C-47 Down

U. S$. Diplomat Denounces Yugoslav Plane Attack On American Transport

ON U.S. PLANE   Yugoslav Fighter Forces Transport Rown, Fires into Ship. -

Reveal Fighter Planes Gunned American Ship  ~ Downed in Yugoslavia   By GFORGE PALMER

‘PLANES POURED BULLETS INTO 'AMERICAN 0-47   Yugoslav Attack Is Bitterly Denounced By U. S. Ambassador   ONE PASSENGER IS SERIOUSLY WOUNDED

Yugoslavs ‘Fired Into U.S. Plane   Ambassador Denounces Altuck Upon Craft Forced Down Ova,” Yu, oslavia

Atfack On U. S. Plane Wicked      Yugoslav Fighters Pour  Bullets Into C-47  Transport

Restored Price Levels on Dairy  Products Likely   Board Studies Increases in Retail Costs; Hearing Next Week

Ask Industry Explanation Of Increases   Cheese and Butter Prices Up Since Last of August

Ceilings On Butter And Cheese May Be Restored   De-Contro] Board Is Asking Industry to  Show Why Products Are at Present Costs

Pave Way for Ceilings on Dairy Products   De-Control Board Asks Industry to Explain Prices Rises

Price Ceilings May Return on Dairy Products   Decontrol Board Asks Industry to Explain Rises by Wednesday

DAIRY PRODUCT CEILINGS WILL BE DISCUSSED   Board To Meet Sept. 18 T Decide Whether To Restore Prices

Dairy Products May Go Under Price Controls   Restoration of Ceilings Is Being Considered In Wake of Increases   Milk Price Varpe Hara

PRICES ON BUTTER AND CHEESE RISE      May Result In Being Put Back Under Ceilings

Price. Dé-Control Board Considers Possible’ Restoration of Cellings—  Price ‘Boosts on Butter and Cheese Noted with Concern.

ALLIED CONTROL COUNCIL HEARS NAZIS APPEAL   Deliberations May Take Two Days

NAZI APPEALS ARE STUDIED   COUNCIL COMPOSED OF MILITARY LEADERS IS EXPECTED TO. RENDER DECISIONS FRIDAY

Federal Grand Jury Says Restauranters Guilty, Tax Evasion   Longchamps Owners Face Imprisonment As Well As Heavy Fine Penalties

Trio Convicted  Of Tax Evasion   Lustig, Associates Face Prison, Fines

WOOL POOL HERE SHIPS TOTAL OF 14,252 LBS   H. Heyser with 1493 Pounds Highest of 139 Shippers   13TH ANNUAL SHIPMENT

OPA Increases Prices Of More Items Of Food   Additional Hikes To Fellow Soon

PRICE HIKE ON COFFEE IS DUE SOON   OPA, Meanwhile, Boosts Retail Price of Bread Cent a Loaf and Increases Other Bakery Products.

PRICE CEILINGS UP ON BAKERY COODS BREAD   Macaroni, Corn Meal, . Flour, Cereals and Noodles Are Increased

CEILINGS RAISED QN BREAD, FLOUR   Prices Also Boosted On Other Bakery Products And Cereals — Increases On More Market Basket Items Due

CEILINGS ON BAKERY GOODS AND FLOUR ARE PUT UP TODAY   Bread And Flovr Hikes Temporary To Meet Costs  Without Subsidy

OPA Increases Ceiling Prices On Bakery liems   Bread, Products of Grain, Vegetables Hikes; Removes Limit on Meai Combinations

8-Cent Boost Due on Coffee   Cereals Going Up One io Three Cents

Raise More Food Ceilings   Increases on More Market Basket Items Are on Way

Bread Price Up, Coffee To Rise, No Flour Subsid)  Decontrol Board.   Decontrol Board Announces Hearings Starting Auqust 12

Bread Price Raised One Cent a Loaf   Price Hikes on Corn, Peas, Tomatoes, and Coffee Expected to  Be Announced Soon

Food Prices la Another Sharp Jump   OPA Lifts Ceilings On Many Items--Other Market Basket Boosts Scheduled

PRICES GO UP TODAY ON MORE FOODSTUFFS —   Cereal. Products. And Bread Hiked In Price By OPA

ns  as Incagun tux Dunery Goods Increases Lies in Withdrawal of Subsidy

OPA Allows Price Jump On Many Items 01 Food With Other Increases On Horizon

One-Cent Boost Ordered; Other Hikes Coming ur   Macaroni, Noodles, Corn Meal and Grits Are Covered by Edict

2 IOWANS DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Cedar Rapids Men Are Killed Near Walcott

Spain Guards Frontier With Moorish Force   Franco Determined To Hold Power Despite Hostile Action Of France

Harriman Takes  Oath of Office   Urges U. S. Assume  Economic Leadership

JAP WAR CRIMES ATTORNEY CLAIMS TRIALS ARE ILLEGAL   DEFENSE LAWYER SAYS MACARTHUR EXCEEDED AUTHORITY IN ORDERING TRIALS OF HIGH-RANKING * JAPANESE

QUESTIONS U.S. RIGHT 10 TRY JAP LEADERS   Jap Attorney Says Jap People Did Not Surrender

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   “Jap” Attorney Attacks Authority of MacArthur

Byrnes Proposes End of Economic  Zones in Reiel   Asks Study By Commission In Effort to Abolish Such Boundaries

Ford and OPA Clash on Price of New Autos   Young Industrialist Is Invited to Talk Before Comuniitee

Henry Ford, II, Is Called Before Senate Committee; Bowles Scores Auto Man

Ford Invited to House Hearing  Motor Magnate Urges ba Araue Price Plan

OPA PROBLEM   "Ford Asked to Tell  His Argument on New Automobiles Pricing —

House Committee Argues Ford Plea For Price Hikes   Highlight Row With OPA; Company Had Sought 55% Increase

COMMITTEE INVITES AUTO CZAR PRESENT GRIEVANCES: PLAN TO SHORTEN LIFE OF OPA SEEN

Ford to Discuss Car Prices with House Committee   Car Manufacturer Will Present His Side of Argument On OPA Ceillinas

FORD INVITED TO. REPLY TO BOWLES   Argumeht: with OPA .on Car ‘ Beicivls To Be Aired

FORD INVITED 10 HOUSE HEARINGS ON AUTO PRICES  BOWLES REVEALS  . OcniICce’eT Condo BR®S

Ford Jr. Called To Answer OPA  Bowles’ Testimony at Agency Extension Hann Danse Ete

Ford Asked To Present Side OPA Problen   Chairman of House Group Vivorously Objects ta At: iack Made On Young Motor Magnaie

F ord Invited To Answer  OPA Charges   House Banking Group Objects to Attack On Automobile Prices

FORD 10 TELL ROW WITH OPA   Committee Will Call Auto Chief to Stand

Ford Invited To Appear At OPA Hearing   Will Give Presentation Of Argument With OPA On New Auto Prices.   IBOWLES SHOOTS BACK

Ford II Invited  To Give His Side   House Body Seeks Information On Auto Prices

Invite Ford To Give Views On OPA Fight   Bowles Charges Young Motor Official Asked 55% Boost But Was Turned Down

Ford Invited As Witness   Motor Magnate to Present His Arguments With OPA on Pricing of New Automobiles.

HOUSE GROUP TO GALL FORD IN CAR PRICE CEILING TALK   Decision Comes Out Of Bowles Statements On Pricing Policy

Ford Head Askec To Testify on Car Prices   OPA Attack on Young Executive Meets Opposition

Ford Asked To Give Views On New Car Prices  lan Bite   Solon Resents  Attack By OPA

Ford Asked to Tell Side of OPA Row on Car Cosi   Bowles Charges Auto Firm Quits High Wage-Low Cost Tradition; Republicans Introduce Plan to Junk Ceilings Automatically

House Group Asks Ford fo Personally Give Price Views   Republican Plans To Write Formula To Junk Ceilings

GOP Representative Said OPA Had Tried To ‘Browbeat Ford’  In Public Statement

Ford Is Invited To Conference With Congress   Will Give Side Of Argument On Auto Prices

Ask Ford to Present Case in Argument With OPA   House Members Resent Attack Made by Bowles   Administration Plan to Extend Controls Runs Into Opposition From G.O.P.

99 Pct. Hike in Prices Sought, Bowles Asserts   Program for Gradual Liquidation of Price Aqency Is Proposed

HENRY FORD it TO BE CALLED IN FIGHT WITH OPA   Legislator Assails Agenc\ For Attacking Executive; Bowles ‘Hits Back’

EXTENS PRICE CONTROL FACES TROUBLE   GOP Demands Definite Plan for Junking Ceilings

Government Expects Brief Labor Peace   No Strike Threats for First Time Since Last Fall

Harmony in UN Assembly Yet Doubttul   ls. S. and Russia Remain Far Apart on Maior Issues

PROPOSAL PLACED ON  AGENDA AFTER U, 3.  SUPPORTS RED PLAN DISCUSSION OF FRANCO.  SPAIN ALSO ALLOWED RY COMMITTEE ACTION

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SAFFORD RISKED POST FOR KIMMEL   Decoding Expert Wanted to Relieve His Bitterness for Admiral

Safford Risks Naval Career Jo Aid Kimmel   First Bitter Toward Admiral, Found Blame Rested on Washington

Missouri-House Debates Interest RateWednesday   Legislators Reconvene After Holiday; Delay In Bonus Bill Urged

Small Loan Issue On House Agenda For Wednesday  Only 60 at Opening Session: Postponina

Sugar Strike Called Off; Pay Hiked   650,000 Potential Workers Still Idle Through Nation

Sugar Strike Ends With Agreement On Pay Boost   Sunday Walkout Called Off at  Two Refineries

Undersecretary of State Acheson Awaiting Message From Ambassador Patterson on Time of Delivery.      WILL OPEN FLYERS’ MASS GRAVE TODAY

Scientist Pleads Innocent »Of Revealing AtomicSccrets; King Speaks To Parliament

Profits Alone Justify Wage Hike: Eccles   Reserve Board Chairman Strikes At Removal Of Price Controls At House Hearing

Price Boosts Draw Protest   Current Profit Line Urged as Pay Gauge

Eccles Says Wage Increases Are ‘Justifiable Only If Paid Out Of Profits, Without Price Additions

VOTE TODAY ON tt IS PROBABL   Chamber Listens to & Hour Talk by O’Daniel and Then Agrees to  Limit Further Debate. .   TEXAN HITS AGENCYAND THE NEW DEAL   Leans On Chair and in Hoarse Voice Pleads for Assistance in Fight, but None Comes.

O’ Daniel Agrees To Limit After Talking 8 Hours   Ackad for Haln

TEXAN LOSES LONE EFFORT TO STALL BILI   Debate Limited After 8-Hour Talkathon By O’Daniel

Senate Agrees To Limit Debate On OPA Bill To Hour Per Man   TEXAS SENATOR HELD FLOOR FOR 8 HOURS

Debate Will Be Limited to One Hour   Final Vote on Bill Assured Today; Approval Forecast

Texan Hoarse After Several Hours Of Talk   Senate Votes to Limit Debate to One Hour for Each Member

Pappy O’Daniel Quits After 8-Hour Talk; Barkley Leads Contest to Clear the Floor

Checks Filibuster By Sen. O’Daniel After Texan Talks More Than 3 Hour

(Barkley Seeks  Cloture Action   Circulates Petition to Put Gaz on Texan

OPA Filibuster ~ Defies Barkley   Act Is Due to Expire Sunday Midniaht:

Texan Unaided In Effort To Kill Bill Which Expires Sunday Midnight; Barkley Secures Petition To Limit Debate On Saturday

Invoke Gag Rule After 0'Daniel Talks 8 Hours   Barkley Petition Gets 2-3rds Vote; Texan Unaided

Texan Agrees to Debate Limitation After Holding Floor For Eight Hours. .Barkley _Circulates Petition. Senate to Pass Bill

ODaniel’s © Speech Lasts Over 8 Hours   Motion To Limit Debate To One Hour Stops Texas Iron Man

THREEDIE AT RAIL CROSSING   Jowa Woman Fatally Hurt in Collision Of Train, Auto

SRD (OWAN DIES FROM COLLISION   Car Collides With Train at Aplington

Known Death Toll Is 93; Many Missing   Hawaii’s Property Damage Estimated in Millions After Giant Swells Hit With Sudden Fury

Ai Least 93 Deac As 10-100 Foot Tidal Waves Hit   Lashing Alaska, California, Hilo, Hawaiian Islands

Hawaiian City Is Hard Hit   Rations Short, Scores Missing, Waterfront Ruined At Hilo

At Least 93 Dead; Rations Short In Hilo   Coast District Attempts To Chart Course Of. Tidal  Wave Seen.   AIRPLANE SPOTS IT

Giant Submarines Will Be Keynote Of Future Navy   No One Can Tell For Sure What Navy Will Look Like In Ten Years Time

Dewey to Discuss Tax Reductions \With GOP Leaders   Gubernatorial Election Year Tax Program Uppermost, Talk Also will Concern Housing

Mrs. Roosevelt Escapes Injury In Auto Crash   Wife. of Late Presiden’ Driving in Yonkers Collision

State Repeal Of Absentee Ballot Asked   Legislative Council Will Recommend Action To 1947 Session

OPA CONSIDERS PLAN TO BOOST PRICE OF SHOES  SPEED ACTION FOR  MORE MEN’S SUITS; TIRES MAY GO UP

Civilian Production Group Pushes PlanForSuspension Of Manufacturing Controls

Control on Shoes Will Be Hased To Boost ¢ Output  a oe 2   OPA Rushes Survey On Men’s Suits;  Shutdown Threatenec

Order Helped To Hold Down Wartime Cost.   OPA Prepares Survey On Men’s Suftts; Price of Tires May Be Hiked

OPA CONSIDERS PLAN TO BOOST PRICE OF SHOES   CPA Also Set To Lift Order; Survey of Men's Suit Situation Pushed.

Shoe Price Control to  Be Suspended   Prices of Low Cost Shoes May Be Boosted By OPA—Raise in Tire  Prices Under Study

Shoes, Clothes And Tires Are Topic OF OPA   Several! Developments Touching Consumer Needs and Pocketbooks Are Outlined  - Today.

Push Plans To Lift Control Shoe Making   CPA and OPA Compromise en Procedure to Spur Increase in Produce. tion of Foot-Wear

Controls Responsible For Holding Shoe Prices Down May Be Removed By O.P.A.

Shoe Production Curb Suspended To Up Output   Proportion Order On High, Low Price Footwear Ended; Tires, Suits Studied

Increase in Prices Of Low-Cost Shoes Is Possible  CPA Plans to Remove Control Order; : Suits, Tires Talked

ay Suspend U.N. Debates ontrols On Policy On Shoe-Making Its Probe:

Push Plans To Relieve Shoe Price   CPA Waits Approval Of OPA To Suspend Some Manufacturing Lids On Shoe Industry

OPA Favors Increase In Shoe Prices   CPA Will Suspend Control Order That Held Down Costs

OPA CONSIDERS SOME INCREASE IN SHOE PRICES   CPA Makes Ready ta Lift Order Designed to Hold Down Cost

PAPLANMAY CAUSE RISE IN SHOE PRICES   Government In Move To Suspend Manufacturing Controls

Hike in Prices of Low-Cost Shoes Is Planned To Increase Production

Shoe and Tire. Price Ceilings May Be Boostes  CPA Prepares to Lift   CPA Prepares to Lift Order Designed to Hold: Down Shoe «Prices

OPA CPAMOVES POINT TO BOOST IN SHOE PRICES   Tire Price Increase Looms Also As Dealers Meet With U. S. Agency

OPA Considers a Shoe Price Boost   CPA Preparing to Lift Order Designed To Hold Cost Down--Tires Aliso Mav GoUn

COST OF SHOES WILL ADVANCE   Control over Footwear To Be Eased with Approval of Price Agency

Try To Get More Goods On Market... .  OPA Ponders Price Hikes /On Shoes And Auto Tires

May Suspend Manufacturing ‘Control Which Helped Hold Shoe Prices Down During War   OPA Plans To Boost Prices On Low-Cost Shoes To Make More Of Them Available

OPA Lays Plans To Boost Prices Low-Cost Shoes   Attempt to Make More Available On Market Soon

C. P. A. Pushes Plans To Boost Price Of Shoes; Auto Tires May Cost More

OPA Considers Shoe Price Boost As CPA Make: Ready To Lift Order Which Holds Prices Dowr

Shoe Manufacturing Control Relaxed by OPA; Air Men’s Suits Delivery, Tire Prices

PRICE BOOST MAY COME FOR SHOES, TIRES   To Suspend Order Controlling Shoe Production Rate

BLAZE SWEEPS FERRY STATION AFTER BLAST   Hundreds of Persons  Thrown in Panic By Flarnes

Blaze Stirs Panic In N.Y. Terminal   $2,000,000 Flash Fire Kills Turee, Wart. 15 in Rail. Ferry Station

Two- Million - Dollar kire Destroys  New York ‘Terminal   Two Dead, 26 Hurt as Blaze Flashes Through Crowded Ferry Station; Hundreds Panic-Stricken at Scene

CHIANG’S TROOPS CAPTURE KALGAN   REDS HAD WARNED SEIZURE OF CITY WOULD BLAST LAST HOPE OF PEACE.

Kalgan’s Capture Claimed by Chiang’s Forces Communists Hint  an All-Out War  Pe « ee ee

Kalgan’s Capture Claimed by Chiang's Forces  Communists Hint an All-Out War  tg @ Finish lLaoqme

Red Stronghold Fallsto Chiang   Kalgan Captured, All-Out Civil War Feared

TRUMANACTS ON NEAR EAST   Raises Diplomatic Status of Iraq, Sends Taylor Back ~-T) Vatican.

Taylor 's Sent Back To Vaticar   American Mission To Iraq Is Raised To Embassy Status Bv Truman

Laboratory Blast  Claims Two Live:   [wo Others Injured By Blast At Kaiser Plant Near Sunnyvale, Calif.

TRUMAN'S HOUSING PROGRAM IS SCHEDULED FOR DEFEA)   HOUSE EXPECTED TO KNOCK: OUT MAJOR PORTIONS OF  THE ADMINISTRATION  PLAN i

HOUSING BILL AGAIN DEBATED IN HOUSE   Charge of Giant Lobby Opposing It Is-‘Renewed

Report 15 Killed in Rome Riot   Thousands Storm Seat Of Govt. and Battle With Police.

15 Die, 100 Hurt As Police Fight Italian Rioters   30,000 in Demonstration’ Before Palace Housing   New Government    CARABINIERI FIRE ON DEMONSTRATORS   Wild Battle Follows When Official Tries to Address Howling Mob

15 ARE KILLE AS ROME MOBI ATTACK PALACE   30,000 Storm Government Building; Gendarmes Seek To Restore Order

Viminale Palace Stormed; 100 Are Injured in Fight   Stones Are Hurled at Vice Premier Nenni And Other Officials

ITALIAN JOBLESS PARADERS WRECK VIMINATE PAL APE   More Than 30,000 Demen: ‘strators Locked in Battle With Paes

Riot Worst Since Italy's  Liberation At Least 15 Persons Are Killed, Over

MANY KILLED DURING BLOODY ITALIAN RIOTS   Worst Disorders Since Liberation is Touched off by Mob of Unemployed.

Unemployed Italians Riot; Police Kill 15   30,000 March Into Palace, Smashing Furniture. Windows

Italian Police Kill 15 Rioters   100 Wounded in Rome Demonstration

15 KILLED 100 HURT AS ROME JOBLESS RIOT   20,000 Fight Police, Siene Palace and italian Officials

Mob Battles olice, Many  Shots Fired   Thousands Take Part In Attack ® By Jobless

10, 000 Storm Palace, Stone  Hish Officials   Over 100 Wounded in Wild Battle With Police: Unemployed Lead Mobs

RIOT IN ITALY TAKES TOLL OF DEAD INJURED   Initial Reports Have 15 Killed. 100 Wounded In Wild Battle Between Demonstrators And Carbine-Pirine Gendarmes   STONES HURLED AT VICE PREMIER NENN

ANGRY CROWD OF 30,000 FIGHTS POLICE   First Casualty Estimates Rance From 3 to 15 Dead, 100 Wounded.

Cordell Hull Attempts To Restore Big 3 Unity   Frail Voice, Warning Against ‘Unspeakable Disaster, Almost Drowned Out By Tumult Of Major Powers Denunciations Of Each Other In World Capitals   Army Air Force Streamlined Into Three Combat Commands

Hull Warns Big 2 Must Get Along Together or Disaster Will Result

~ Former Secretary of State Blames All.  Hall Seeks To Sooth Big: Three

URGES NATIONS TO COOPERATE; USE PATIENCE   Sees Need Of Mutual Trust

Negroes Wound 4 Peace Officers   Shooting Spree Starts On Highway; Whole Family Involved

STEEL PAY HIKE DEMAND JAN, 15   CIO Policy Group Finishes Parley, Plans Strike Notices

Wage Demands On Steel Fabricators Being Considered   C. I. 0. Wage Policy Com. mittee May Reach Decision At Sessions Todav   MURRAY HOPES TO AVOID STRIKE CALLS

BILBO DENIES GETTING CASH FOR DOPE AID   Senate Investigators Told of $1000 Given Mississippi Politician

Bilbo Denies — Gelting Gifts   a Senator Also Denounces   Charges of .War   Profiteering :

Sen. Bilbo Denies Receiving $1,000 to Help Man Get Drugs   Mississippi Solon Brands as ‘Lies’ Charges He Profited From Relations With War Contractors in Senate Trial

Brands His Former Secretary, Terry, As A “Judas’'. Narcotic Testimony Conflicting

Bilbo Linked With Cash Paic ‘In Drugs Deal   Senator Unable Recall, Declares; Says Terry Traitor

Bilbo Denies ~ Money Charge   Narcotics Case Inserted Into Hearing

NARCOTICS USER 15 SAID TO HAVE PAID BILBO 31,000   Investigators Told Money Was Sent for Help in Obtain ing Drugs—Senator Denies Story.   LATTER BRANDS OTHER CHARGES AS “LIES’   Mississippi Legislator Says He Did Not Profit From Rela  tions With War Contractors.

Mississippi Solon Says He’s Not Guilty  New Charges Hurled At Bilbo In Probe

Bilbo Denies Helping Man Get Nareoties  For $1.000   Senator on Stand Brands as ‘Lies’ Charges of Profit In War Contracts

Bilbo Denies He Helped Secure Drugs For Man  Narcotics Matter Comes Out Piecemeal From Four Witnesses

Story is told Senate Committee with Variations; Ex-Secretary Terry Faints, is Carried Out

OUTBREAK IN INDIAN RIOTS   BRITISH AND INDIAN AUTHORITIES ATTEMPT TO HEAD OFF WIDESPREAD ‘ VIOLENCE

SOVIETS SAY PRESS DOING ALL POSSIBLE   Say Full Reporte Of Paris Conference Carried

Last Big Rail Tieup In 1922   Most Serious Strikes Occurred Before 1900

Reuther Asks Strike Chest  ‘Don’t Need Higher Prices For Pay Boost’

Reuther Signals  P ay Fight Hike   Indicates LAW Will Demand 20 Per Cent General Motors Boost

Churchill Critical Of British Policy In Palestine Ares   Says Use of Military Base Guarding Suez May Block U. S. Aid

Measure High On Truman's Must’ List   65 Cents Minimum Wage Being Sought

Boston and St. Louis Battle Today for World's Baseball Championship

SNYDER SWORN IN AS TREASURY CHIEE   CALLS FOR BALANCED - BUDGET, ECONOMY AND ADEQUATE TAX RATES.

Bowles Warns Extension Of Price Control Necessary To Avert Runaway Inflation

Exchange Word: In Allis Dispute  Plant Idle, Attorney And Sheriff Argue

 Salvation Army Wants:  “Money; Total for Hardin Gounty is $9950

Formal Order Declares End To Hostilities  _ Emergency Period Intact; Decision 1 add bn Canawrace

TRUMAN ACTION DOES NOT END SOTATE QF WAR”   President's Proclamation Today Leaves Intact State Of Emergency Declared By FDR Just Before War.   —-BY DOUGLAS B. CORNELL._—

State Of War liself Not Concluded   20 Wartime Laws Erased From Books By Action

Proclamation Does Not End ‘State Of War’   Does Erase, However, From Statute Books Immediately 20 Wartime Measures   Was Effective At Noon Today   Leaves Intact State Of En ergency Declared Before United States Went to War

HOSTILITIES OF WORLD WAR ENDED TODAY   President, However, Leaves Intact Roosevelt’s State of Emergency.   Erases From Statute  Books 20 War Laws

Proclamation Effective at Noon Today   State of Emergency, And State of War Retained by President

Sudden Action Terminates 20 War Statutes   Chief Executive Says Move Follows Policy To Bring U. S. Economy Back To Peacetime Basis

Temperatures   Action Erases 20 Wartime Laws From Books but Does Not Mean Ending of ‘War’ or ‘Emergency’

Action Closes Out War Power Under 20 Laws   Administration’s  Powers Under 33 Other Laws to Be Ended at Later Date, Truman Say

Truman Declares Finish Of War Hostility Period  e Powers,   Seizure Powers, Emergency Laws Are Wiped Off Books;  Taxvec Toa Decrenace

Announcement Terminates Wartime Laws   * Congress Action  To End State of War Next Step

Truman Ends World War I Hostilities  Terminated TodayOe Within. £-Manéhe

National State Of Emergency To Continue   Brings Changes In Wartime Laws

PROCLAIMS END 0 F HOSTILITIES AT NOON TODAY   ALSO TERMINATES EMERGENCY POWERS UNDER TWENTY LAWS

GUARD EMBASSY IN ROME      M. Pls) Are Precaution Against Violence to U. 8S. Buildings

Stassen Strength to Be Tested in Nebraska Primary Election Today

STASSEN FACES  AEBRAGK      State’s Voters Go to Poll: With Man He Supported Seeking Nomination

STASSEN FACES STRENGTH TEST   Puesday’q Election in Nebraska Regarded as Test of Stassen’s Role as National Political Leader

NEBRASKA TO TEST STASSEN STRENGTH   Republican Leaders Watch Primary Balloting

SECURITY OFFICERS'TOOK NO CHANCE ON RUMOR: BEING — CIRCULATED HE HAD ESCAPED      By KINGSBURY SMITH  Pee rey  ee oe a ee ee

GOERING'S BODY UNDER GALLOWS   Placed With Others To Let Newsmen Know He Met Death

RAULEIN SHOUTS GI AT FRANKFURI   Accident Said Reason fo1 Death of American Soldier.

YANK SHOT DEAD ~ BY GERMAN IRI   lovelorn Fraulein Tried to Commit Suicide

Scorned Germar Fraulein Said Slayer Of G.I.   Still-Smoking Gun Is In Girl’s Hand

NAZI LUFTWAFFE MARSHAL ADMITS HIS JEWISH ORIGIN   Says Hitler and Goering Refused to Believe U. S:  Dendictian Kimure« -

NAZI LEADER ADMITS HIS JEWISH BIRTH   Says Hitler Had © ‘Him Made a Full  Aryan, However

FOG IS BLAMED FOR 2 VIRGINIA PLANE MISHAPS      Eastern Airlines Ship Hits Lumber Pile, and Bursts Into Flames

Planes Crash. Al Alexandria   Five Die i in B-25 Crackup; Many Hurt in Trans-. port Plane ..

To Crackdown o1 Yanks in Europe   Laxity in Discipline Cited by McNarney In Order

MeNARNEY HITS ARMY LETDOWN OF DISCIPLINE   Says Demobilization Has Weakened Ties of Pride in Units

LAPSES IN DISCIPLINE   General McNarney Cites Drunkenness, Hich Accident Rate

Raps Poor Discipline  In Europe   Orders Issued To Unit Commanders

American Forces Ordered To Obey Rules Of Military   European Commander Says Regulations To Be Enforced

General McNarney Orders Disciplinary Crackdown on U.S. Troops in Europe

‘Sharpen Up’ Order Given GIs in Europe   Gen. McNarney Calls For Tightening of Army Discipline

CRACKDOWN ON TROOPS IN ETO   McNarney Says Discipline Has Deteriorated, Sees Discredit to U. S. Prestige.

DISCIPLINE SINKING 10 [OW LEVEL   Black Market and AWOL Infractions Cited By General

Crackdown Is Ordered By McNarney   Says Laxity ‘Discrediting Fine Performance Of Troops In General.’

‘Ar my Orders Crackdown On Tr oops In Europe   Action Taken, Says General McNarney Because ‘Discipline In Certain Localities And Commands Has Deteri orated To Point Of Diserediting Fine Performance’

‘M’Narney Raps at Report: Of Certain U. S. Units in Illegal Deals, Drink Bouts

U. S. COMMANDER DEMANDS STRICT ARMY DISCIPLINE   DECLARES PRIDE OF AMERICAN TROOPS IS DETERIORATING

Discipline Of Troops Is Held  Deteriorating   “Flas Reached Point of Diss ercditing Fine Perfornie ance of Our Soldiers in  General,’ He Declares      Black Market and Drunkenness Cited   High Ahsent Without Leave, High Auto Accident Rate, Exeessive Venereal Disense Rate Found

Commanders  Told To Give It Priority   Transition Blamed For Loosening of Order and Loyalties

Unit Commanders  In Europe Warned   Gen. McNarney Cites Loss of Prestige Through Actions of Our Forces

General Assails Yanks Laxity in European Area   Participation in Black Market, Other Incidents Are Cited

COMMANDER OF U. 8. FORCES IN EUROPE URGES DISCIPLINE  GENERAL INFORMS ARMY  OFFICERS RECORD OF TROOPS IS NOT CoOD

CRACK DOWN ON U. §. FORCES IN EUROPEAN ZONE   Discipline At Lowest Ebb, Gen. McNarney Tells Commanders

Disciplinary Crackdown On Men In Europe   M'Narney Calls For Immediate Action By Commanders

Troop Discipline  Ordered Improved   Blame for Decline in Europe Put on Rapid Demobilization

Army Cracks Down on Lax Discipline   ‘Deterioration’ Cited Against European Forces in New Order

Discipline Crackdown Ordered By McNarney   _.. Conduct Of Yank Troops In Europe Criticized

Ties Of Pride Have Weakened Crackdown On GI Discipline Ordered For Troops In ETO

MeNarney Reveals General Breakdown, Demands Immediate, Drastic Change

GI Conduct In Europe Discredit, McNarney Says   Restoration Of Order First Task Of Leaders; High Drinking, Auto Accident Rate Cited

NL TCA  McNarney Orders A Disciplinary Crackdown On Troops In Europe

Order Discipline of U.S. Soldiers   Gis in Europe Need Restraint: McNarney

MNarney Orders U.S. Troops Back On Discipline   Immediate Disciplinary Crackdown On Soldiers In Europe Will Follow

DIOLIPLINE IN UROPE WILL BE TIGHTENED   ‘General McNarney Says Actions of Men Causing Loss of Respect.

Charges Lack of Discipline Now Discredits Army   Orders Issued by Gen. MeNarney for “Crackdown” in All European Areas

Crack Down On Yanks In Europe   McNarney Says Lack Of Discipline. Among Troops Discredits  U. S. in Whole Area

Orders Crackdown lo Discipline U. 5. Troops In Europe   MacNarney Acts to Curb What He Terms Un. favorable Effects — of laxity.

‘We'll Win,’ Maritime  Heads Say   Bridges, Curran Declare Issues Are Not Settled

Minor Wage Issue Only Deadlock In Negotiations As Deadline Nears

Settlement. Is Seen In Seamen's Dispute   Minor Wage Issue Only Deadlock In Neaotiations As Deadline Nears

Maritime Strike Threat Receding  Penny an Hour Pay Raise Only Key Issue Remainine

CONSIDER A REPORT   CIO Auto Officials Study Plan of Fact-Finding Board

UAW Leaders Meet To Discuss GM's Rejection of Facts Board Decision

G-M UNION WILL STUDY REPORT   Company Rejects Propes als of Fact-Finding Roard

HOPE DIMS FOR-END OF AUTO STRIKE AS GM REJECTS REPORT  UNION STILL PLANS ~ MEETING; TRUMAN. “ASKS CONFERENCE.

CIO OFFICIALS CONSIDER REPORT OF BOARD TODAY   Corporation Unconditionally Rejected the Board’s Recommendations.   A STATEMENT IS ISSUED   Signed By G. M. President It . Said It Was .Termed As Inacceptable.

GM TURNS DOWN FACT BOARD'S WAGE AWARD —   Auto Workers Meet Today To Consider Navt Nave

Union Meets To Study Repori Of Fact-Finders   Recommendations Are Turned Down By G. M. Officials

UAW CONSIDERS PANEL'S FINDINGS IN PAY DISPUTE   Action Uncertain With G. M. Already Having Vetoed Recommended Hike   UNIONISTS MEET SUNDAY   ClO Board Will Submit Its Report Before Them at Session in Detroit

% sentir Emtinsnecanioneenamn eames ag madignmestmieuinins greenery ~— i  vernm  e @ e     Rana ti LOAN eo pte tn ee        HOWEVER, F ACT- CT-FINDING ‘BOARD'S RECOMMENDATIONS “ALREADY TURNED DOWN BY.GM.

UAW. Heads Study Report   G.M, Refusal to 0.K. Fact-Finding Terms Hits Union Approval

C10 Meets To Consider GM Wage Reply   Recommendation Of 1914 Cent Pay Raise Rejected By Company

Motors   CIO Officials Meet Today: to Consider Action After GM  Rejects U. S. Plan

UAW BOARD TO CONSIDER WAGE RECOMMENDATION      Fact Finding Board Plan Already Turned Down Br Gc. M

UAW Board Meets To Consider Report Of Fact Finders   General Motors Rejects Recommendation of 19.5 Cents Wage Rise

'UAW Officials Meet Today To Study Board’s Report; Proposals Rejected By GMC      Corporation Terms Fact Finders’ Report ‘Inacceptable tn Whole Or In Part!

Auto Workers to Consider Report  fran ey... yr...   GM Head Terms Recommendations of Board Unacceptable

Auto Workers’ Union Studies  Report On GM   Company Meanwhile, Un  coutitionally Rejects Fact-Finders’ Proposal for 1914&%, Wave Boost

GM Strikers’ Board to Meet   Coinpany Stands Pat On 1314 Wage Offer

Top Officials of Union Meet to Discuss Proposal   General Motors Terms Report of  * President’s Board: As “Unacceptable”

U.N. Group Renews Efforts to Blen Plans for Qutlawing Atomic Weapons

Rioting Flares In Holy Land   Veiled Moslem Women Assault Police As Arab Groups Seek Russian Aid

GOAL: MILLION MEMBERS IN DIXIE  AFL To Battle ClO In Campaign To Oraanize Labor In South

RIVAL UNION GROUPS WAGE WAR IN DIXIE   DRIVE TO ORGANIZE SOUTH STARTED BY AFL AND CIO

AFL TO FIGHT ClO IN SOUTH   Rival Labor Groups Engage In All-Out Battle For Southern Support

AFL, CIO Vie For New Rolls  Both Open Southern Organization Drives

AFL Launches Southern Drive  For Members   Sets Goal] at Million; Plans All-Out Battle For Power with CIO

AFL Launches Big Program to OrganizeSouth   Green Announces plan te Enroll 1,000,000 New Members.

Drive To Recruif Workers in South ls Opened by AFL   Battle with ClO Is Launch ed: Million New Members Is Goal

A.F.L. plans big campaign for members  Seek million in southern drive

Battle Launched Against CIO  AFL Seeking Million More  Southern Members In Year

Medical School Over Major Hurdles in Mississippi House   CENTRAL PURCHASING COMMITTEE APPROVED

GROMYKO STANDS BY BOYCOTT ON IRAN   Civil War Reports Add UNO Complicating Note

GROMYKO PLANS U.N. BOYCOTT   Sticks to Decision on bran. Weaving

GROMYKO T0 STAY CLEAR OF IRAN QUESTION   To Boycott ON Conference Day Iranian Discussion Is on Agenda

Russ Again to Boycott U.N.   Gromyko to Take Walk at Session Set To Discuss Iran Crisis

Gromyko Again Bolts Council on Iran Issue   Russian Delegate on Sidelines as Hot ' Question Comes Up

Russia Will Boycott U.N.  Tielewnée VA/t AAs   Delegate Will Not Attend Meeting On

Boycott Is Planned On  Iran Issue  Gromyko Opposed To Reonening Cas

WILLBOYCOTT COUNCIL AGAIN   Gromyko Indicates He Will Not Attend Weddnesdav Session

GROMYKO NOT TO ATTEND UN MEETING   Situation Complicated by War Reports As UN Group Plans To Meet Tomorrow

Gromyko Plans New Boycott of U. N. Council   lran Question Complicated by Story of Strife

Soviet To Boycott Session of U.N.   Gromyko Recffirms Previous Pos tion

Russian Delegate Will Boycott UN Session Wednesday  f™ ot *Teatl! Uliehané   Council Still Without Assurances That Reds Have Left Iran

Gromyke Wil Again Boycott U.N, Couneil   Says He Made Himself Clear As to Intentions Regarding Iran Case Some Tinie Ago

WITNESS STRUCK AS BILBO PROBE REVEALS GIFTS   Senate Group Takes Measures To Curb Disorder

Fists Fly At Bilbo  Hearing  Ufitnece Will   Witness Will Continue Story Of Mississippi Election Activities

WITNESSES BRAWL IN . BILBO CASE   Precautions -Taken-to Prevent  Further Trouble

More Marines To Start Home Soon   Lowering of Discharge Points to Start 5,000 Men, Some Officers Homeward

Group Plans for City Park at Old School Site  Butte Development Association Has   SS eee  eo —_

Group Plans for City Park at Old School Site   Butte Development Association Has Directors’ Dinner

Johnson [ists  Achievements.  Presents Plans Benefits Accruing  Have Been Helpful Others to Follow

Big 4 Gives Italy  Isles to Greece   Russ Okeh of Dodecanese Award  Stuns. Cheers Envoys at Paris

FRANCE GAINS BORDER AREA IN AGREEMENT   Molotov Concessions Startle Big Four State Chiefs

Russia Agrees To Awards for France, Greece   ‘Big Four’ Remain Deadlocked on Trieste Question

ROPES END 22 “GRIME. YEAR FOR HEINeY'   Father and Son Go to Deaths in Ft. Madison Prison Yard Calmly.

Father and Son Are Hanged At  Pri ‘ison In Iowa   Both Calm and Stoical To End; Confessed Killing Resort Operator In $28 Hoidup

Heincys Remain Calm Until End;  Issue Statement   Pay With Lives fer Murder o Spirit Lake Resort Owner in December 1944

STATE EXACTS FINAL PENALTY OF MURDERERS   Last Statement Given By Condemned Pair Asks Forgiveness

Father and Son Plunge to Deaths at Same Moment Die in lowa for Robbery-Murder

FATHER AND SON DIE ON GALLOWS   Pay With Lives For Murder After 22 Years Of Crime

FATHER AND SON DIE ON GALLOWS   PAY PENALTY FOR ROBBERY, MURDER AT LAKE RESORT

Heincys Calm On ‘Last Mile’ Walk at Dawn   100 See Pair Pay Penalty For 1944 Murder of Lake Resort Operator

FATHER AND SON DIE ON GALLOWS   Phillip Henry, 72, And Son, 45, Executed For lowa Robbery Murder.

Heincys Go Stoically To Their Deaths   Confidence In Divine Forgiveness Expressed In Lact Statement.

"Slim" Summerville, One of Movies’ Top Comics, Dies after Two Strokes

JAP HANGINGS > ARE ORDERED         FIVE OF THOSE INVOLVED IN TORTURE SLAYING OF CAPTURED FLIERS  TO DIE —

GAMBLING SHIP SEIZED IN RAID   Famous Bunker Hill Is Towed To Port; Party Over For 500

U.S. Agents Seize Gambling Ship  Bunker Hill Nabbed On License Anale

Gambling Ship Is Seized By U. S:  Coast Guardsmen   Luxurious Floating Casino Has 500 Beguiler: Of Lady Luck Aboard

President Dratts Three Messages To 80th Congress   State of the Union Report Will Be First of Three in Single Week

RUMAN DUE TOARRIVEBACK N CAPITAL TONIGHT   Chief. Executive to Begin Work tmmediately on State of Linton Rara:t

See Soviet Obtain Oil  Concession   Authorities Think Russia Will Get Iranian Oil Rights Soon After It Withdraws Troops

Oil Agreement Signed by Russia and Iran   RUSSIANS CHARGE ICELAND “SQUEEZE”

lran To Grant Oil Concessions To Soviet Soon   View Is Held By Foreign Experts; Form Oil Company

PACT CALLS FOR  RED EVACUATION  WITHIN 6 WEEKS OIL CONCESSIONS  TO SOVIET UNION NEAR FULFILLMENT

Iran to Give Oil Rights  To Russians   Three-Point Pact Signed By Nations; Red Troops Leaving

fran Expected To Make Oil  Concessions   Three-Point Agreement Between Russia and Iran Provides for Joint Oil Company

Russia and Iran Sign Pact; Reds Will Obtain Oil  U.N. Council Is Ready to Tackle Lesser Problems

Oil Concessions in Iran to Follow Red Troops Exacuatior   UN Security Council! Members Forecast Denouncement

Withdrawal Of Soldiers May Assure  Negotiation   Agreement Reported Between 2 Countries

IRANIAN OIL CONCESSIONS, PDIPLOMATS SAY   Proposals Are Given To Gov't For Future O. K. When Army Is Out

FORMER BRISTOLIAN GOING TO ANTARCTIC   Stephen A. Vosa, C. M. M.., Enroute Aboard “Mount Olympus”, Flagship   IN NAVY FOUR YEARS

Krug Back F or Confab With Lewis   Secretary at President’s Cabinet Meeting; UMW Chief Calls Heads of Unions to Capital

MINE PARLEY WILL RESUME NEXT MONDAY   Secretary of Interior Sends Word To Lewis He Will Attend Confer. ence   STRATEGY IS UNCERTAIN

Krug Returns From West To  Discuss “Coal”   Raises Possibility of Fulldress Cabinet Review Of Dispute With  S ape raees   UMW Boss Calls District Heads   Speculation Arises That  Compromise Might Al-.  ready Have Been  Worked Out

Krug Back In Capital From West   Reports Conflict On Discussion Of Issue at Cabinet Meet

FAKE ‘POLICE’ STAGE HOLDUP   Carnival Members Lose $23, 000 in Diamonds, Cash

FOUR IN POLICE UNIFORMS STARE HOLD UP OF CARNIVAL   DIAMONDS WORTH $ $21,000 AND $2,000 IN CASH STOLEN IN DARING ILLINOIS ROBBERY

Kingsley Couples Married Recently  ” Wormley-Spurgeon, ~ Richardson-Hawhkijne

Kingsley Couples _ Married Recently  ~ Wormley-Spurgeon, Richardson-Hawkins

GAMBLING LEADER IS KILLED IN WESI   Meat Ball Gamson and one of His Confederates ‘Rubbed Out.’

Strike Hinders Control Plans   Bowles Declares Miners Layoff May Prolong Need For OPA Program.

Pittsburgh Streetears  Are Halted   Operation Completely Stopped By Pickets Belonging To Striking Power Union

Street Cars Halted Second Time; Power Cut in Pittsburgh   Picketers Swarm Around Carbarns to End All Transit Work

Operation Completely . Halted Second Time In 2 Days By Power Strike

—PITT SBURGH» Halt Cars On Trolley Lines Today  Power Strike Is Cause Of Tieup

striking rower Union Fickets otop otreet Vars... Pittsburgh Trolleys Idle Again

Pittsburgh Street Cars Again Halted   Abandon Efforts To Operate Cars When Carbarns Are Picketed

Pickets Halt Pittsburgh’s Trams Agair  A.F.L. Warning Fails to Shake  Ben csreee Wane. le nec

Pickets Again Stop Trolleys   Pittsburgh Union Calls Mass Parley

Pickets Halt Trolley Service In Pittsburgh   Power Union Strikers Surround All 12 Carbarns Despite Warning Of Official.

Pittsburgh Trams Idled  - Again by Power Picket:   Contract Parley Stalemated; Union Men To Meet . For Vote’on:’Any Company Offers’ °- ~

‘Street Cars Halted Again In Pittsburgh   End Operations As Pickets Surround Barns, Ignoring Order of Labor Council

Power Union Pickets Again Tie Up Pittsburgh Trolleys   Negotiations Continue in Strike:  f Warkare ta Cantider Anv New Offer

POWER STRIKE IS STALEMATE      Pickets Surround Pitts. burgh Streetcar Barns, Halting Service

TROLLEYS QUIT RUNNING AGAIN IN PITTSBURGH   OPERATORS REFUSE CROSS PICKET LINES OF POWER STRIKERS

POWER UNION PIGKETS STOP CITY RAILWAY   Service Disrupted Within 48 Hours After First Demonstration

Pittsburgh Street Cars Halted  be Punee Pawor Warkers’ Picket Lines

CARMEN REFUSE TO PASS PICKETS   Pittsburgh Transport Workers Stay Off Job

Pittsburgh Trams  Stopped Again   Another Session of Talks in Stalemated Power Sirike Set

Transit System To Remain Idle, Workers Decide  To Continue While  Dassav Cbxiba  wacko

NEW PAY TALKS PLANNED TODAY BY UNION, FIRM   Duquesne Workers Ignore Warning On Tie-Up By Central Labor Unit

CITY IS PARALYZED   Hops of Resumption of Pittsburgh Car Service Wanes

URGES NO CEILINGS ON DAIRY PRODUCTS   Witness Warns Board of Riork Market

CHARLES HOLMAN IS OPPOSED TO THE PRICE CEILINGS   Restored to Dairy Products They Will Cause Black Market Butter, He Said.   CURTAIL PRODUCTION   Appeared As Secretary of Na tional Cooperative Milk Producers,

Black Market — Butter Predicted  From Controls  Farm Group Official Tells Deconirol Board Ceilings  BRarm Praducere Cancumer

Ceilings Would Bring Black Market Butter, Stop Milk Flow, Board Told

Board Advised Not to Return Dairy Ceilings   Would ‘Cause Black Market, Curtail All Bait . Production’

Windup Of Hearings is At Hand   Spokesman For Butter And Milk Producers Warns Of Black Marts

Co-op Secretary Fights Ceilings   Sees Revival of Black Market Butter

Dairy Leader  Warns Against Price Controls Tells Decontrol Board   Tells Decontrol Board Restoration Would Curtail All Production

RADIO REPORTS INDICATE ALI ON BOARD PLANE ARE , ALIVE—SEVEN ARE INJURED: -

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Reach Alpine Survivors   Fight Mythical Enemy

Swiss Rescue Party Reaches Plane In Alps   All Eleven on Army Transport Reported  Being Brought Down

Says Congress Forced His Decision With Bill That Would Have Legalized Inflation

Addresses             URGES CONGRESS TO EXTEN PRESENT ACT TEMPORARILY; “3, CHESTER BOWLES RESIGNS POST

Will Explain Action An Radio Address At 10:00 O'Clock Tonight   Truman Tells Congress In Lengthy Message That It ls Better To Have Inflation With A Statute Than Without One.

Provides Statute For Inflation, He Advises Congres:   Asks Resolution Continuing Present Setup to Allow Time for New One

Says Extersion Bill Was Choice “Between Inflation With a Statute and Inflation Without One"   URGES FOUR POINT INTERIM MEASURE

Will Explain Reasons In Radio Talk   Action Follows Bowles’ Resignation; Measure Is Called Unworkable

Asks Congress To Extend OPA As It Now Stands   “Tragic Inflation Is  Certain In New Bill’

BOWLES QUITS WHEN SENATORS APPROVE PLAN   President’s Acceptance Of His Resignation Said To Be Tipoff   Truman Promises Government Will Continue Battle With ‘Weapons Left’

BURGLARS STEAI ‘SAFE, $3,600   Believe Gang Pulled 2 Other Tabs in Jowa

Russia Tosses Wrench Into Peace Conference   Soviet Delegation Demands Publication In Full Of Five Treaties: Reverses Old Stand

Demand Full Publication  Of Treaties   Reverse Former Stand On Eve of Peace Parley In Paris.

Russia Reverses Its Stand Relative to Publishing Treaties   Impromptu Meeting of Big Four Seen as Only Means to Reach Settlement of Difficulties

Soviets Balk On Treaties  In Europe   Delay Publication of Pacts on Eve of Peace Meet: Bevin JI

ERNEST BEVIN STRICKEN ILL ON MEET EVE   Byrnes Leaves U. S. For Conference In Paris

Plan Tour for County Farmers   Sound Management Prac tices Aim of Tour on  Next Monday

Meat Shortage Confronts U.S   36,000 Butcher Shops Forced to Close National Asséciation Declares

11 Nations May. View Try-Outs   But Congress Moves To Withhold Technical Information on Result

‘ATOMIC ENERGY. GROUP MAY SEE TEST OF BOME   Byrnes Diseloves ; Truman Ap. ‘ proval of blah: To: lavite “UNG Rabsashitativin-

UNO Group To Witness Bomb Tests   Secretary Byrnes Says President Has Approved Proposal To Invite Commiccian

BYRNES PLAN GETS APPROVAL OF PRESIDENT   Representatives Of Many Nations Would Be Present tor Pacific Tests

President TrumanPutsOkay} OnForeign Representatives Seeing Atomic Bomb Work

OK Group To Witness Tests   Truman Approves To Vinte United Nations. Atomic En. erey Commission.

UNO GROUP MAY SEE ATOM TEST   Byrnes Says President Has Approved His Proposal

Atom Board May Witness Bomb Tests   Byrnes Says Truman Ap.proves Plans For Them To See Attack On Ships

UNO Council May See Atomic Test   Truman Approves Plan To Invite Nations to A-Bomb Experiments

Truman Okays Proposal For UNO Atomic Enerey Board To Witness Test By Navy

REE ATER AF MOAT oat NNER TERS  Okays Proposal On Atomic Demonstration

Proposal by Byrnes Receives Official Nod  Tydings Asks Disarmament Parley To Head OFF Pascthle Atamice War

Byrnes And Truman Favor Extending . Invitation To Pacific» Experiments.

TRUMAN BACKS BYRNES’ REQUEST FOR INVITATION   MILITARY CHIEFS STILL DEBATING WITNESS LIST

Proposal To Have Representatives Witness Exper sment Against Naval Craft Approved By President Tra#™®"» Secretary Of State Byrnes Reports — Questios’ Still Being Discussed By War And Navy Department Heads With Eisenhower And Nimitz

UNO Atom Board May See Tests   BYRNES’ PROPOSAL TO _ INVITE COMMISSION OKAYED BY TRUMAN

Ponder UNO Bid To Bomb Test   Truman has Approved Byrnes’ Proposal to View Sea Test

UNO Group To See Bomb Test   Byrnes Says Truman Approves Proposal

ULAIM YANKS AID CHIANG S MEN DENIED   Marshall Savs Chungking Airmen Did Strafing Communists Attributed to Americans, Though Craft U.S.-Made.

Planes From U. S. Flown By Chinese   Report of Operation by P-5] Still Marked as American, Believed To Be Cause of Disprte

CHINESE OHOT QOWN INU 5, “WADE PLANE   Wore American Flying Suit, Marshall Informed by Field Team.

One Pilot Was Reported Wearing U. S. Flier’s Suit; Planes Are Not Well Marked  — "7 mar 6h6@      Survestions Made   American Field Team Says Old Markings on Plane Show

Chinese Wearing  U. S. Suit   Was Shot Down In American-Made Plane While Flying Over Szepingkai

Planes Were China-Flown   U. S. Officer Says Were U. S. Made, Urges Better Chinese Identification

Chinese Used Uniforms Of Americans  Communists Strafed By Pilot Clad

Chinese Used Uniforms Of Americans  Commun   Communists Strafed By Pilot Clad In U. S. Clothing

Chinese Flying American Planes  In War On Red:   ie. Communists Say Their Troops Strafed

Chinese Nationals Fly U. S. Marked Craft, Did Strafing   U.S. Answers Red Charges, Suggests Plain Identification

AMERIGAN-MADE CHINESE PLANES OVER SZEPINGKAl  Chinese Communists Claim They Had Been Strafed.        BY AMERICAN FLYERS     One Plane Piloted By Lt. Chen Was _Reported  leccing   BY AMERICAN FLYERS

Find Source Chinese Red Army Claims   U. S.-Made Chinese Planes Over Szepingkai When Incident Occurred.   PILOT IN U.S. SUIT

Chinese Planes  Used In Air Raid   MacArthur Makes Report In Attack On Szepingkai

American-Made Planes Owned By Chinese Said To Bear United States Markings

U. S. - Officer Explairis -Charge» That U..'S: ~+Planes. Absdated Com-

Veleran Montana Senator’! Defeated By Leif Exickgon In Dentocratic Primary

Bus Driver Dies In Crash   Several Passengers Hurt When Vehicle Collides Headon With Truck

Initial Steps Not Enough   Full Military Honors Promised at Funeral

DEMANDS ON YUGOSLAVIA   Indicate United Nations Action Be Unnecessary

IN CLAIMS ON YUGOSLAVIA   Washington Determined to Go Before UN If Redress Is Not Satisfactory.

Washington Says Situation Eased To Great Extent   Official Quarters, However, Warned Agains' Conclusions That The Incident Already Was As Good As Closed.

MAY DEMAND U.N. ACTION   The U. S. Maintains that any Planes which Strayed over Yugoslavia Had Been. Forced There by Bad Weather,

U, S. AWAITING TIT0 MOVES TO MAKE REDRESS   United Nations Will Be Asked To Study Case If U. S. Dissatisfied   SEARCH FOR 2 AIRMEN   Yugoslavs Aid Americans In Hunt For Men Missing From Downed Plane

‘America to Take Gase to United Rations   DEMANDED BY UNCLE SAM.

U.S. Takes Firm Stand On Threat Of U.N. Action   Weekend Events Ease Yugoslav Relations As Tito Yields

U.S, MAY TAKE YUGOSLAV GASE TO UN COUNG!   Action Planned if Slavs Fail to Satisfy United States

Ferriss, 3rd Game Winner, Again _C Clashes With Dicleson.   CRONINMEN PLACED IN FAVORITE’S ROLE   Capacity Crowd Assured for 7th World Series Fray At St. Louis

BILLS TO BOOST WAGE MINIMUMS UP THIS WEEK   'Both Houses Expected to  Reach Vote On Mea sures.

Shipbuilder Is Victim of Boat Upset on Lake   Daughter Swims Five: Miles to Shore: Coast: Cuard Hunts Bodies *“

Atomic Warfare Dangers Cited  Radiation Affects Third Generation

ROAD-MINED-— IN PALESTINE   BRITISH TROOPS START SEARCH FOR LAND MINES IN" : SECTION OF JERUSALEM

ie wee ye FOUR GUNMEN KIDNAP FAMILY IN CARRYING ‘AQuT €23.000 ROBBERY

B And 0 Expecis Material Increase In Car Loadings   President Says Company Will Have Million Dollar Deficit For June

Hoover Says Burden Falls on Shoulders Of U. S. Citizens   Former President Certain Americans Will Not Let Other Nations Starve

‘Signs Bili To Exclude Agricultural Workers From Waaner Labor Act

Farm Workers Affected By Bill   Truman Signs Bill Excluding Workers From Wagner Act Provisions

WALKOUT OF TRUCK DRIVERS NEARS END   Union Officials Ask Locals To Abide By Contracts

TRUCKS BEGIN TO ROLL AGAIN IN NEW YORK   Break Comes When Top Union Orders Locals to Abide Rv Contracts.

TRUCKS MOVING ~— INNY, STRIKE   Beer, Lumber and Articles Non-Perishable Roll Past Pickets

Russia Backs Poland’s Call for. UN Action Against Franco Spain   “Madrid Tells Parpose to Boycott. Hearings if Granted; British Move for 3-Power Talks Sighted

Spain Will Boycott U.N. Session  UsJauild Rafica Ria      Would Refuse Bid to Hear Charges Filed by Poland

Spain Will Boycott U.N. Session   Would Refuse Bid to Hear Charges Filed by Poland

Chinese Reds Rap Marshall and Insist .  Peace Rests on Truman Plan Adoption

Coast Guard and Navy Counting Their Manpower  Big Question About  rmestima Se

Coast Guard, Navy Hunting Strike Crews   Maritime Union, Owners of Ships Continue Session

‘Coast Guard, Navy Checking ‘On Manpower   All Coast Guard Discharges Suspended; Government To Take Over If Strike Occurs

— MARITIME —  U.S. Lacks Mento. Run Ships   Coast Guard Halts Discharges, Navy Girds for Strike

Weary Negotiators Convene to Argue, Whether 56-Hour Work Week Can Be Reduced for Men at Sea; Labor Bureau Refuses to Tell Stand

Maritime Strike Ques Looms Ove. ‘shinaton   Navy, Coast Guard Count Manpower, . Halt Discharges

Navy Counting Experienced Manpower To Take Charge Of Cargo Ships Next Week:

BAN DISCHARGES IN COAST GUARD FOR 2,000 MEN   Navy May Follow Suit If Maritime Negotiations Fail to Reach Pact Soon

Coast Guard’s Demobilization Is Suspended; Navy Tabs Men   Merchant Fleet Tieup Threat 10 Days Away; Nevotiations Continue

Government Girds For Walkout Of  Maritime Workers   Coast Guard, Navy Set For Service In Strike   Work-Week Big Issue

Seamen Drop Their Demanc For Overtime   Nub of Entire Dispute Settles Down to the Lenath of Work Week

Coast Guard And Navy Check Manpower As Deadline For Maritime Strike Nears

Halt Discharges In Coast Guard - As Strike-Looms   See Similar Move By Navy; Workers, Ship Owners Again Seek Agreement

Coast Guard To Help Man Ships   U. S. Still Would Be Short of Manpower If Maritime Strike Goes On: Negotiations Slov

Coast Guard, Navy Counting Manpower  CG Suspends Discharges 7. ©... §£ AA...o 0228.8. AL...

Maritime Talks Continue On Issue  OF 56-Hour Week   Operators Unwilling To Reduce Number © of Work Hours For Sea men.

Coast Guard Suspends All  Discharges   Move Taken to Have Men Available to Man Ships If Maritime Walkout Is Called

HALT DISCHARGES IN COAST GUARDS AS STRIKE LOOMS   NAVY CONSIDERS SIMILAR ACTION TO PROTECT SHIPPING

WORKING HOURS IS TOP ISSUE  IN MARITIME: NEGOTIATIONS   Both Sides Make Concessions But Strikes Nears As  Dispute Continues

Coast Guard To Keep Men  Navy Studies Similar Strike Crisis Move

COAST GUARD'S POWER MASSED FOR SHIP DUTY   Some Discharges Halted As Conferees Renew Talks In Bid To Nip Strike

‘  Senator Will Fight Drastic Labor Measure   Pepper Speaks Before Clothing Workers; Solons Labeled For Purge  Not Perturbed

MAY REVERSE RULING ON MEAT CONTROLS   Senate Group Asked T Change Recent Decision

Rail Strike To Hit 40 Texas Lines   No Violence Will Be Tolerated, Says Union Head

Housewives Buy Cakes Because Bread is Scarce   OPA Promises to Hike Price on Loaves to Help Relieve Shortage

R. P. Barnhart of Mt. Jewett Elected Superintendent of McKean County Schools at Directors’ Meeting Tuesday

Barnhart Heads County Schools   Mt. Jewett Educator Elected Superintendent To Succeed C. L. Lillibridge, Who Has Held Post Since 1911; 90 Votes Are Recorded

"Moving Day” for Resigned Interior Secrelary May Last More than Week

‘ches Puts in Last Official Work Day; But He'll Take Two Weeks to Vacate

Ickes Puts In His Last Day as Secretary of Interior;  Many Effects Must Be Moved

Ickes Officially — Ends 13 Yearsas Cahinet Member  Re etign ned Secretary: Wil Nusd 10 to 12 Days Ta Clanr Ow -¢

“CIO Steel Workers Wait Expectantly for News To Break.  FACT FINDING PANEL MEETING IN CAPIPAL  GMC and CIO Aute Work. ers Agree To Meet Jointly.

Fact Finders and Mediators Trying to End Disputes   Steels Seeks Price Rise to Meet Set Wage

EFFORTS 10 END CRISIS IN LABOR ARE REDOUBLED   Number of Idle Declines to 1.5 Million for First Time in 10 Days   ‘BREAK’ IN STEEL SEEN   Rumors Persist That Union And Corporation Are Near Agreement

RUMOR BREAK IS NEAR IN STEEL ROW   Fairless Denies 182 Cents Offer Will Be Made

RUMORS OF PEACE IN GREAT STEEL STRIKE PERSIST   General Motors Officials and Union Men Meet with i. © Medians

Will Consider Dutt Opposition,  : GOP In dependenits:   GOP. Independents: Meet at Capital—* , Oppose Harvey Taylor

Will Consider Duff Opposition   GOP Independents Meet at Capital— Oppose Harvey Taylor

Lewis Mist Take Action By Midnight   Will He Withdraw Con tract Termination Notic« Or Strike?

Effects OF Strike Are Widespread . ~ People Over Nation Feeling Sting Of Labor Difficulties

Trains   Effects Of Strike Are Widespread   Stina Of Labor Difficulties

Guy E. Mack Is Candidate For State Senatox   Storm Lake Attorney Seeks to Represent 50th District .

DEADLOCK ON NEW CONTRACT STIRS DISPUTE   Both Management, Labor Make Charges Of Bad Faith

Negotiations Broken, Strike Closes Covel’s   Company And Union Unable To Agree On New Contract

$55,000 Will Be Spent By State At Local College   Improvements To Be Completed By Eall Semecter

U.S. Policy Toward Russia Is Firm But Not Really Tough, Declares DeWitt Mckenzie

Foreign Policy Is “Firm”   Course U. S. Is Following Toward Russia Is Neither “Tough” Nor “Soft,” Says MacKenzie

Mackenzie’s Column —   DeWiTT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

Off Base In Garden Talk   nele, Sam. “Has Never "Ad¥ocated. a“Get Tough With Russia” “Attitude In His. Forelen Policy

MAIL EMBARGO GOES  IN EFFECT MIDNIGHT;  PACKAGES LIMITED LOCAL POSTMASTER AN _ NOUNCES REGULATIONS PRECENT EMERCENCYV

CONVICTS TELL OF CONDITIONS UNDER JACKSON   Outline Bribery Visits To  Disorderly Houses,  Liquor Sales

‘United States To Back Turkey   Department Leaves Way Onen On Soviet Demands

GOES OFF IN BOY’S POCKET AT HIS HOME   Blast Tears Out Victim’s Stomach; Object Found  By Playmate

2 YOUTHS FACE DEATH CHARGE   Police Claim Lads Murder  Eldest’s Parents

"TEEN AGE YOUTHS TO FACE CHARGES FOR SLAYING PAIR      Murder Charges To Be Placed In Deaths of California’ Rancher and Wife

'Teen-agers Shot Father, Stepmother ‘Of Older Boy; Police Catch Them

TEENAGE YOUTHS CONFESS SLAYING RANCHER, WIFE   PAIR VOLUBLE TO AUTHORITIES BUT MUM TO EACH OTHER

Teen Age Boys Admit Slayings   Parents of One Are Killed Because They “Were Tough on Me”

YOUTHS TO FACE MURDER CHARGE   Kill. Father and. Stepmother for Money’ and “Chancée to..Rua Away _ Arrested When Trying to Cash Forged. Check.

Youths To Face Charge Of Slaying   Stepmother And Father Victims

Two Boys to Face Charges They Slew Rancher and Wife   sully Anderson and ‘Nathan James Are Said to’ Have Told of Killing Pair in Yuba City

Two Youths Reveal Details Of Murder Pact In Which Father And Step-Mother Of One Slain

‘Teen-Age Slayers Tell Morbid Story, Start Back To Face Murder Charges

East, Gulf Mariners Go  Back to Jobs   Curran Says Costly Sez Strike Now Over With Agreement Accepted by Members in Big Ports

C.1.0. Seamen in East Back at Work Today  ah. ck nb Chnthbo Eleaowhora Awaits Accep tance of Settlement Proposal

New York Harbor Busy, but West Coast Ports Idle   Wage Guarantees Awaited; Bridges’ Union May Strike

East Coast,. Gulf Seamen Back At Work: Strike Not “Officially’ -Ended

ClO SEAMEN 60 BACK 10 SHIPS   Finding Puts Sailors On Par ity With A. F. Of L.

NM, SEAMEN G0 BAGK TO WORK AT EAST, GULF PORTS   Union. Men Vote End- of Strike on Basis of —  of a Sr are

MARINERS OF ClO RETURN TO SHIPS   SEA STOPPAGE IS OFFICIALLY OVER, SAYS UNION BOSS

Officials s Report Maritime Strike “Officially Over   Secretary" ‘of ‘Lahor ae 3 10+ - operation: Averlinig “Further. * Walkouts

Seamen Working Again On Basis (Of Wage Parity   Wage Increases of Five To Ten Dollars Monthly Have Been Awarded

NMU Ends East Strike But Blockade Continues   Maritime Dispute Marks Time Until Set tlement Accepted By All Seamen ..

ClO Mariners Vote to End Their Walkout  Arbitration Award Is Used as Basis

Eastern. Seamen Retum to. Work   1 CLO. ‘Mariners ‘Accept Arbitration Award Adjusting Pay. Scale

ClO Seamen Going Back To Work After Voting To End Costliest Maritime Strike   Arbitration Award Establishes Industry Wide Principle Of Wage Parity

ClO MARINERS FILING BACK TO WORK ON SHIPS   Vote To End Strike On Basis Of Arbitration Award; Costliest Sea Stoppage Is Officially  ver.

C10 Seamen Vote Return: Strike Ends   Membership Meetings Unanimous in Accepting Terms and Gradually Are Returning To Work.

Ci Mariners File -Bael To Ships Docked AtPorts On East and. Golf Portes

Seamen Back At Work on Ships Today   Head of National Maritime Union Says Strike is  ‘Officially Over’

C10 MARINES FILINGBACK TO WORK MANY EASTERN, GULF PORTS  NATION'S COSTLIEST SEA STOPPAGE REPORTED - “QEFICIALLY OVER”

Seamen Return To Jobs In East   CIO Gulf Mariner: Also Ballot To End Strike.

NMU Head Declares Strike Ended: Some Picketing Remains   Bridges’ Union’s Action Still Is Not Certain

Marine Strike Is Ended, Terms Signed   Some Groups Are Yet! To Agree But Settlement Expected

Seamen Returning To Ships   CIO Mariners Accept Arbitration Award to End Strike

Maritime Strikers Go Back to Work   Big Seaport CIO Locals Accept Parity Wage Increase

SHIP  ‘STRIKE OVER   CIO Men at East, Gulf Ports Accept Arbitration Award

CHINESE PLAN U. S. RULE IN DISPUTE ZONES   Communists Cool, But Chiang Said For  Peace Plan

Suggest US. - Trusteeship - For Chinest   Advance Plan for Corho! ‘Of Disputed Provinces, Reportacly With  — Clhiang’s 0.K.

Plan Places China Zones  Under U.S.   Chiang Said Willing T« Accept Trusteeship ; Reds Suspicious

Proposes U.S. Assume ‘Trusteeship Of Zones Under Dispute in China

China Trustee Zones Plannec   Proposal for Strong U. S. Hand Ia Offered

U.S. Trusteeship Over Chinese Zones Proposed  First Communist   First Communist Reaction Is One of Distrust

NEW SOLUTION TO PROBLEM  U.S: Trusteeship Over Areas In Dispute In China Talked

U.S. Trusteeship Over Chinese Zones Proposed  First Communist Reaction Is One of Distrust

vhinese Ponder .9. Trusteeship   Plan Would Involve Free Election Rights

Be Disastrous”   Proposes. Funds Be. Provided Through RFC  Channels Instead

Car Misses Bridge, Goes Into River   Two Young Girls and Boy Are Victims; Driver Escapes Death.

Hirohito Tells People That Divinity Of Emperor is “False Conception”

Hirohito Tells Japanese People Emperor Is Not Divine, Subjects Are Not Destined to Rule World

Slightly Warmer Temperatures  Seen for State  Cold Wave Expected During Weekend; Snow May Continue

Offer 4 Zones”  For Holy Land   Arabs, Jews Could Determine Numbers To Be ‘Admitted To Their Areas.

Group Urges Palestine be.. Partitioned ~          Settlenient-to Jews and Arabs

NEW PALESTINE PLAN PROPOSEL   Experts Would Split Holy  Land in Four Areas

Plan To Split Palestine Into Four Section:   Experts Would Let Jewish  Province Regulate Im migration Home-!   Jeas Jews

Palestine Would Be Divided Into Four Areas Under Plan Of Anglo-American Experts   Jewish Province Would Decide How Many Jews Might Migrate To Holy Land

Splitting of Palestine Into Four Areas Urged By E-perts After Study

Propose To Split Palestine   Plan’ Dividing Land Into Four Areas De-— pends On Cooperation Of U. S. With Britain

Jews May Inherit Palestine Case   Partition Proposal! Would Create State

PALESTINE      Anglo-American Experts Pro  :; ee That Jewish Province ew

Palestine Givision Proposed   Holy Land Would Be Divided Into Four Sections

Plan Designed ta Give Jew ish Province Final Say on Immicration OQueata

MigrationProblem  Arises in London   Partition Plan Brings Up Poser, Addison Reports Today to Press

Eastern Part Of State  Hit Again By Floods   At Least Two Die And Many Homes Flooded in Area Of Philadelphia

Pennsylvania Is Again Hard Hit By Flood Waters   wo Drown in Philadel phia Area as Heavy Rainfall Swells Streams

TWO DROWN IN PHILADELPHIA AREA FLOODS   Second Heavy Rainfall In Week Sends River Out Of Bounds

Rampaging Rivers, Streams Overflow   At Least Two Drowned in _ Philadelphia Area on Sunday

Flood Rampages  In Pennsylvania   Scout, Unidentified Man Drown As Waters Maroon Hundreds

hundreds ree Floods in Area Of Philadelphia  2 Drown, Trains Halted as Water: Continue to Rise

New Wage, Price Policy ‘On Way’ ©   Government's Action May Force Steel Strike Settlement; U.S. Takes Over Operation Of New York Tuqboat Setup

Under New Price-Wage Policy   Tederal Official Believes Settlement Will Be Reached Today. Draft In White House

Redin Arrrest Seen as Notice U.S. Plans to Crack Down on All Spies

Redin s Case  Said Warning to All World   FBI Round-Up Aimed at Secret Agents of Foreign Lands

BAKER ASSAILS IOWA OFFICIAL   Challenges Ropes to Tell Voters’ Why ‘You Chanced Your Mind’

Baker Renews Demands for lowa License   Challenges Ropes to Give Reason for Changing Mind

ALS furn tO rage 12 Lol. =}  La Guardia Welcomed By Russian Officials

Widow of Gov. Hadley Dies In Kansas City   Mrs. Henry Haskell Will Be Buried In Riverview Wednesda

U. S. Rejects Soviet Claim  At Shanghai   Dairen Incident Is Virtually Closed By State Department

HANOVER AMVETS WILL FORM SOFTBALL TEAM   Arrangements To Be Made At Meeting Tuesday Night—Post Will Parade At York

An Appeal to the State Department   American Federation of Labor Asks Recognition of Span ish Gov't. In Exile.

How Do You Feel When You Walk Out on United Nation: Meeting? Ask the Russian

LaGUARDIA BECOMES DIRECTOR OF UNRRA   Takes Over Job With Plea For Food Conservation

Officials Say Strike May End Today  Quick Agreement Seen  In Lona GM Walkout      Chief Says He Aareed

Officials Say Strike May End Today  Quick Agreement Seen  In Long GM Walkout   FORRESTAL ISSUES STATEMENT  HST Backs Pauley; Navy Chief Says He Agreed

Hopes of Ending General Motors Strike Are High In Some Quariers   Auto Industry Hails Settle: ment of U. §. Steel-Cl0 Differences   GM DELIBERATIONS ARE ADJOURNED UNTIL TODA’   UAW Official Seeks Approval of Bendix Aviation Walkout

TALKS TODAY MAY WIND UP UAW WALKOUT   BOTH SIDES VOICE OPTIMISM; BENDIX TIEUP LOOMS

Most Unusual Shantytown Settlement of Manila, in Ancient Chinese Cemetery

Children Play Happily i in Filipino Shantytown, in Manila Cemetery

Badger Hunting Toll Reaches 16  Douglas County Boy Mistaken for Bear

OPA REMOVES PRICE CONTROL ON MANY HOUSEHOLD ITEMS   RADIOS LAMPS, SEWING MACHINES AND OTHER AP AFFECTED  ST ORDER

OPA SLASHES BANS ON GODS USED IN HOMES   Piecemeal Decontrol Now Expected to Replace Master List Set for Nov. 1

If You Intend to Make Fool of Yourself New Years, Here Are Tips That Help Next Day

Many Are Given Permission for  $1 Per Day Levy   Coal Strike in Tenth Day With Attorneys Charting Strategy For Court Fight

VETERAN DOES NOT ADVANCE IN SENIORITY      [Court Rules Selective Service Does Not Grant Super F Seniority

NEW MACHINE  FOR TB CASES   nEwW DEVICE PERMITS PA‘TIENTS TO STOP BREATHING FOR AT LEAST ELEVEN HOURS

New Complications May Further Delay Settlement Of 27-Day-Old Maritime Strike   Gulf Coast Opposition To Agreements Signed In New York Somewhat Clouds Picture

Most Ships Expected to Travel Soon   Maritime Picture Is  Sill Clou dy Due to Gulf Coast Feeling  an Avsreemenis —   To Seek Order   Kellogg Says He Would Seek Order to Curb Officers

Newsprint Shortage Influences Newspapers in Many Areas to Increase Their Circulation Rates

Chinese Reds Fleeing Kalgar  Government Troops Advancing On City

COVETED AWARD PIVEN. STILWEL   Combat Infantryman’s Badge Presented Hospitalized General in West

Remsen Girl Weds Man In Service  : yee Lang Bride_ Of. Captain Stine

Remsen Girl Weds  Man In Service  Grace Lang Bride Of Captain Stine

LUCIER CLAIMS WATER DEPT. “UNFAIR”   Objects to Paying for Stopping Leak in Line to His Home

STATE HOUSING BILL OPPOSED   Legislature Passes Three Bills Requested By Gov. Lausche

Would Include Subject of State Aid to Emergency Housing Programs Designed for Veterans and Servicemen.

Journal Praises Case Bill Veto  Truman Gets Hand From Lewis’ Camp

Union Endorses Case Bill Veto   United Mine Workers’ Journal Praises Presjdential Action

OHIO POWER CO. GRANTS BOOST   Settlement Made in Threat ened Utility Strike

— IPAM AY GAL & Workers To Get Boost Of 15 Cents   Increase To Be Effective Feb. 1

ClO Workers Win 15-Cent Pay Increase   Negotiations Continue Witk Other Companies

LEAVES 2 OTHER FIRMS STILL TC REACH TERMS   Employes Who Did Not Receive November Pay Boost to Get $50 Bonus

OHIO EDISON SETTLEMENT IS HELD NEAR   Optimism Prevails Third Day of Meetings In Washington

DEWEY TO FIGHT RED TERRORISTS   N. Y. Governor Concerned Over Brutal Beating of Polls Captain

Strike Leader Sentenced: — for Contempt  RUE) DST Wayibninna Ome’ jaan tires oe im blk 

SOCIALITE SENTENCED TO PRISON   1 to 10 Year Term Is Given Her for Manslaughter

layer of Nurse sets 1 to 10 Years   Socialite in Jealousy  ‘Killing Adjudged Sane

—OTHMAN—  RomeRide Hurts All The Way  Ancient Plane Bites Anatomy  Ey. mmat ASE

Red Who Drives With Footon F loorboard Draws Lectureand Fine From U.S. Judge

RUSSIAN PAYS TRAFFIC FINE FOR SPEEDING   There Is No Immunity On This Charge Even For A Diplomat

No Progress in Power Strike   Toughest Case I’ve Ever Had, Federal Mediator Says

Renews Fight for Subsidies to Spur Vet Home Buildine   Wyatt’s Request for _$600,000,000 in Material Bonuses Termed “Renconachle’

Small Backs Wyatt Plan For Building Says All Of Mone - May Not Be Used.

PLEAS RENEWED” FOR SUBSIDY IN HOUSE BUILDING   Wilson Wyatt’s Plan for Materials Bonuses Gains Support at Hearing

Term Housing Plea Reasonable   Republicans Contend Part of It Is “‘Pork Barrel” Scheme

SMALL UPHOLDS CONSTRUCTION SUBSIDY PLAN   CPA Head Backs Wyatt Proposal; Republican Objections Heard

SMALL PUSHES FOR SUBSIDY IN HOUSING PLANS   Tells Group $600,000,000 Would Be Used Only As ‘Last Resort’

Housing Request Viewed As Fair   Authority To Post $600 Million Is  ‘Reasonable’

Subsidy Plan In Housing Hit By GOP Forces  CPA Director Small Demands Increase In   CPA Director Small Demands Increase r Building Supplies

Housing Bonuses Said Reasonable   Homes-for-Veterans Program Claimed ‘Pork-Barrel’ Scheme

Truman Declares Soviets to Be Notified Security Council Will Meet As Planned

TRUMAN SAYS UNSC MEETING WILL NOT BE POSTPONED   President Announces That Russia Has Asked for a 16-Day Delay—Goering On Stand Says He Knew Nothing  Of Slaughters—Belgium  Promier Recions

TRUMAN SPIKES SOVIET APPEAL FOR UNO DELAY   President Says No Meeting of ‘Big Three’ Leaders Is Being Planned

President in News Conference Today Declares That Meeting Will Start as Originally Scheduled.   SOVIETS ASKED FOR 16-DAY POSTPONEMENT

TRUMAN STRESSES UNO MEET MONDAY DESPITE RUSSIAN REQUEST FOR  16-DAY POSTPONEMENT

U.S. FIGHTS RED BID TO POSTPONE HEARING ON IRAN   MOSCOW REQUESTS 16-DAY PERIOD TO ‘PREPARE CASE’

U. 5. fo Press For Action on lran, He Says   President Says He Is Not Seeking to Have Another Meeting Of Biq Three Now

Our New Phone Number: 6-700   US. Bucks Red Demand For Delay   President Not Seeking Another Biq 3 Conference

Russian Plea For Delay Is Tossed Aside   U. S. Delegates To Demand Immediate Action On Charges

U.S. BALKS AT RED MOVE FOR DELAY   Believe Russia's Picea Is Doomed To Failure

UNO Meeting Monday Not te Be Postponed   Russian Request for Sixteen-Day Delay Requires Unanimous Council Approval

AMERICA BUCKS RFD DELAY ON IPAN SHOWDOWN   UNO Scheduled To Hear Case Next. Monday

Russia Seeks To Postpone Monday Meet   President Saye Gathering Of Council Will Not Be Delayed; Soviet Envoy Calls on Byrnes

President Urges U.S. Delegates To - Push Iran Dispute   Chief Executive Advises Russian Official To Attend Meeting; Does Not Favor Big 3 Confab

[Soviet Request for UNO Postponement of Hearings ie Refused by President

TRUMAN AVERS COUNCIL WILL MEET ON TIME   Soviets Want 16-Day Hold-Up Before letting Iran Dispute Go Before Security  Council; U. S. Says Al

President Says UNO Will Not Delay Meeting   Postponement Asked  By Russians For 16 Days

NO DELAY FOR SOVIETS SEEN   Chief Executive Says Security Council To Meet Mondoy As Planned

Origmal Plans -WillBeFollowed,  Savs President   UNO Leaders to Gather as Scheduled in New York City Monday   RESECTION OF RED REQUEST CERTAIN   United States Will Press fo: Action on Soviet Iranian Dispute

23 WHITF VIRGINIA DRAFTEES QUIT INTERSTATE BUS WHEN FORCED 10 SIT IN SEATS OCCUPIED BY NEGROES

NAVY TUG RESCUES FORTY MAN CREW   5.100 Ton Refrigerator Ship Is Wrecked Off Amchitka Island.

THRACE BONUS CHARGE MADE AGAINST REDS   Seuth Africa, Britain Join Forces In Sharp Debate

South Africa, British Attack Bulgars’ Claims   Join in an Assault On Demands for Territory as Bonus; Britain Drops Claim

BRITISH CLAIM AGAINST ITALY IS RENOUNCED   Nation Withdraws Bil!  For $11,000,000,000   In Herevetions

Territorial Claims of Bulgaria. ;  Attacked at Parley   In Sharp Debate at Paris Conference Soviet Union Is Accused of Offering’ Western Thrace cs.’Bonus for Th gawaaetant

Claim Russia Offers Bonus To Agoressor   Britain, South Africa  “* Assail Bulgarian Territorial . Claims

The Weather   Envoys Hur! ‘Accusations ‘At Russians   British Renounce Reparations Claim Against The Italians

Bul Join With South Africa In Assault On Bulgarian ‘Territorial Claims

Bulgar Claim Against Greece Draws Attack   Soviet Accused of Offering Thrace as Aggression Bonus

South African Assaults Claim Against Greeks   Soviet Union Is Accused Of Offering W. Thrace kT. Balevoarta

BULGAR GL AIMS TO GREEK ARFAS ROUSES BRITAIN   Russia Accused in Peace Par ley of Offering Thrace to Sofia as “Bonus for Aggression.”   ‘CHARGE IS MADE BY SOUTH AFRICA   England Renounces Her Claim to $11,000,000,000 Reparations from Italy.

British Claim Against Italy ls Renounced   Russia Accused of Offering Thrace to Bulgaria as “Bonus”

Britain and South Afric Assail Bulgar Claim Against Greece and Ac cuse Russia of Inspir ino It.

TWO NATIONS JOIN ASSAULT ON RED MOVE   Russians Said Offering Country As ‘Bonus For Aggression’

CAUTIONS VETS ABOUT GOING INTO BUSINESS   Babson Recommends Buying Established Businesses Preferably In Smaller Communities; Means Less Risk of Failures Later.   (BY ROGER BABSON)

BABSON’S WEEKLY REPORT. .   BABSON DISCUSSES ST (‘TING NEW BUSINESSES

REBEL FORCES SHELL CAPITAL   HEAVY DAMAGE IN HANOI AS FRENCH. CONTINUE. TO BATTLE AGAINST UP- ° RISING

REDHEADED GIRL CALLS WEDDING )FF, WANTS TO RETURN 10 MOTHER   Massachusetts College Sophomore Drives To Eikton To Marry

PRESS PROTEST ON REDS’ BOOTY   U.S. Glad Manchuria Talks * Resumed Despite Soviet Rejection

Predict Nearly-Complete Shut-Down of Stee! Industry   To Press Protest Over Russia’s Actions

EMGHTEEN Gt TWENTY-ONt GET DEAL   Goering Is Convicted On All Charges

CUT ESTIMATE = OF SIZE OF NEXT - YEAR'S ARMY   Tentative Budget Figures Provide Fer a -Gradual— Scaling Down.   A DEEP CUT IS SEEN   The Total Force Will Go From 1,500,000 Next Summer to 1,000,000 In,3947.

HERE AND THERE IN - BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tx All in The Various  Communities

Urges Better Dairy Methods  Should Prepare For  Price Cut—Andercon

Dairy Industry Given Warning  Better Distribution,   Better Distribution, Production is Uraqed

DAIRYMEN WARNED PRICES MAY FALL        Anderson Uiwes -Effidiency is ~ Dairy Industry; DistribuFee tion at Fault

Better Dairy Plants Urged By Anderson   Agriculture Secretary In Warning Of Potential Low Prices Ahead For The Dairy Industry

Over The Back Fence ‘Communist, Capitalist Systems Incompatible,’ Stalin 1s Quoted

ANTI-RUSSIAN TALK LAID TO HARRIMAN   Quoted as Saying He and Stalin  Believe World Too Small for  Communists and Capitalists.

Stalin Reported Convincec Capitalism, Communism Can Not Exist Together

Italians Study Monarch’s Move  Left May Object To Umberto’s Richt

Cabinet's 0. K. Qn Umberto As Temporary King   Powers To Extend Only  Until Italian Plebiscite a 2

ITALIAN CABINET . GIVES UMBERTO TEMPORARYREIGI   ' Powers Extend Until June 2 When Nation Holds Plebiscite 

CABINET OK’S ABDICATION OF KING EMANUELE   But Limits Power of His Son Crown Prince Umberto, to June 2

Umberto ToThrone Of Italy    Only Till June 2 When Italians‘ Will Vote On Monarchy; Vittorio Ou After 45-Year Reign

Crown Prince Umberto Takes Throne In Italy After Father’s Abdication

Italian Cabinet Is Called to Confirm Umberto’s Rights   Emanuele Abdicates; Father Goes Into Exile In Cairo

Italian Cabinet Meets After King Abdicates; Leftists Fight Prince

CABINET TO ACT ON ABDICATION   Prince Umberto Prepares to Ascend Throne in Face of Leftist Obiections

UMBERTO IS ITALIAN RULER FOR AT LEAST TWENTY-THREE BAYS  - “KING OF THE MAY” IS  APPROVED BY CABINET UNTIL VOTE JUNE 2

Umberto Assumes Italian . Throne After Father Quits  Power Subject to June 2 Plebiscite

Limit Reign of Prince Umberto  Remains on Throne Only Until June 2

Umberto Will Reign Until  Election June 2   Italian Cabinet Sets Limit on Powers As Old King Abdicates

Italians Name ‘Crown Prince  Umberto Kine   Umberto II To Reign Up To June 2, When The People Will Decide By An Election

Cabinet Grants Umberto Full Power Until June 2  Monarchy Given Only Even Chance To Survive Voting Set for Next Month

Cabinet Considers Abdication....  Italian Leftist Groups May Challenge Right Of Umberto To The Throne

UMBERTO PLANS TO TAKE OVER   King Emanuele Sailing Toward Voluntary Exile

Talian Cabinet Approves Umberto ‘as Monarch Until Election June ?

Leftists Oppose Umberto’s Plan To Fake Throne   Italian Cabinet Summoned _ To Consider Abdication Of King Victor Emanuel

Umberto Is Named italy King; Rules to June 2  Italian People Will Vote on Whether To Retain Monarchy

LIMIT REIGN QF UMBERTO   Italian Cabinet Approves Succession to Throne  Only Until June 2

Italian Cabinet Places Umberto On Throne Only Until June 2 Elections

Cabinet To Act On Umberto’s  Accession To Italian Throne   With King Vittorio Emanuele’s Abdication. Possible Leftist Objection To Son Is Seen

CROWN PRINCE TO RULE ITALY   King’s Powers Limited Until People Vote On Monarchy

UMBERTO GETS THRONE UNTIL TALIAN VOTE   Assumption of Power Approved by Cabinet Pending Plebiscite

CABINET 0. K.’S UMBERTO FOR ITALY’S THRONE   Crown Prince’s Future To Be Decided By People In June Plebiscite

Roosevelt Foresaw War on Night Before Pearl Harbor, Congressmen Are Informed

‘This Means War, Said FR Of Jap Codes, Probers Told   Naval Aide Reveals Statement Made By Roosevelt on Eve of Pearl Harbor

‘Means War.’ Said FDR of Jap Dispatches   Young Naval Officer Testifies of Remarks By Late President to Confidant Hopkins

FDR Fxpected War, Navy Man Tells Probers   Officer Says Former Prasident So Expresse4 Himself on Night  * Rafere Altuck

“This Means War’ Was Comment of F. DL R., Witness Tells Group  Premar Dracident Made Nerlaraton      Former President Made Declaration Night Before Pearl Harbor Attack After Reading Jap Messages

ROOSEVELT WAS AWARE OF WAR ON DECEMBER 6   Commented “This Means War” After Reading Jap Messages   TRIED IN VAIN TO LOCATE ADM. STARK

‘This Means War Was Comment of F. D. R.. Witness Tells Group   Former President Made Declaration Night Before Pearl Harbor Attack After Reading Jap Messages

Roosevelt Read Jap Notes, Said "This Means War’   Naval Officer Gives Dra matic Evidence before Harbor Probers

Roosevelt Saw Pre-War Nofes   Officer Says F.D.R. Inter. preted Messages to Mean Wor

Roosevelt Knew of ‘War’ on Night Before Pearl Harbor, Says Witness

WAR SEEN AS JAP MESSAGE WAS DECODED   Young Naval Officers Describe F.D:R.’s Dispatch Interpretation

BUILDING SUPPLY RULES BROADENED   “Veterans Only” Restriction Removed by Government Order

Twister Hits Five Towns.   Three People Killed And Scores of Homes Are Badly Damaged

Northern Kansas Is ‘Lashed by Tornadoes   Five Towns Near Kansas City Hit by Series of Twisters—Three Dead,

Tornadoes Kill Three Near Kansas City  Twister Leaves Path   Twister Leaves Path Of Wrecked: Homes ‘and Farm Buildings

SOLON THREATENS BILL T0; REMOVE ALL PRICE: CONTROLS: ON’ FARM GOODS IF OPA GRANTED EXTENSION

COAL OUTPUT NEARS PRE-STRIKE LEVE!   Most. Operators To Drop Fines Against individuals

PRODUCTION OF COAL NEAR PRE STRIKE LEVEL   Industry Steadily Recoverini From Effects Of UMW 18-Day Walkout

Give Report on Fund Collection  Over $2 Million For Mine Welfare

Miners’ Welfare Fund Is Soaring   Collections For First Six Weeks Over $2.500.000

RESCUE CREWS ARE STOPPED ~~~ IN-EFFORT TO: REACH PLANE   ELEVEN PERSONS BELIEVED DEAD IN WRECKAGE OF AIRLINER NEAR LOS ANGELES

TALK OF LAST CONVENTION   - Only Nine Confederate Vets ~ Attend 56th Annual Meeting

TRUMAN’S FUTURE MAY BE DECIDED  American Voters Will Pass On Two Bia Unwritfen Questions

OPA Chiefs May Resign if Bill Passes Congress   Senate Banking Committee Votes Today on Price Extension Measure   CONTROLS OF MEATS . OFF ON JULY FIRST   Passage Would Lead to a Joy-Ride to Inflation, Savs Bowles

UN DELEGATES GATHER IN N.Y.   Representatives From All Over Globe Arrive For Historic Meeting

Fear Many Dead In Explosion Of Ammunition Ship   Destroyer Escort Exploded At Jersey Pier; Fire Follows

U. S. VESSEL BLOWS UP AT JERSEY PIER   Destroyer Escort Harold C. Thomas Sinks After Explosion As Ammunition Is Being Unloaded  nn skckelUctt-n-_ el cerhUcrelhUCi kKhlCc ttl! or _— 5,5, «cet = ae   AMBULANCES CALLED

Naval Spokesman Says It Is Feared Many Are Dead or Injured in Disaster

SURVIVAL OF COTTON AID WORLD PEACE   l_eaders Of Industry Meet In Dallas

Minimum Wage  Bill Veto Is Seen   Senate Amendment (Certain 1 Bring Vete ts Washingten View OF Prospects

ADDING OF AMENDMENT EXPECTED TO CAUSE SIFT IN VOTES AND BILL DEFEAT

Senate Favors Revision Of Parity Price Formule   Action Opposed to President's Wishes Endangers Approval of Minimum Wage Bill

TRUMAN VETO iF MEASURE ryPECTED   Opposes Use of Labor Costs in Farm Pari Price Formula

Government Takes Steps to Relieve Famine   Minnesota Sends First Wheat Shipment

CORN OF 1345 CROP ON wincn LOANS WERE MADE MUST BE™ SENT TO MARKET

Billion Bushet Wheat Crop In Prospect    Calling of U.S. Loans To Farmers Forces Marketing 1945 Corn

\CTION TAKEN D RUSH GRAIN OR STARVING   146 Wheat Production Expected to Top Rillion Bushels

Moscow Is Given Indirect Warning By Ernest Bevin   Briton Cites Soviet Pledges To Withdraw Troops From Nation

Bevin Reports Soviet Troops  Still In fran   Foreign Secretary Also Says Stalin Assured No Ag. gression Planned   RUSSIAN POLICY IS HARD TO UNDERSTAND

Reds Cling To Atomic Veto Right      trol Plan Throws Issue Back Where it Started

Harnessing Terrible Might of Atom Is World’s Chief Problem Today

\Mackenzie’s (Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

Teaching Staff Has Changes In Second Semester  Marriages Of Two  Teachers Necessitate - Filling Vacancies

Sooner Negro Girl Brings Challenge to University Ban on Colored Students

Chetnik Lieutenant Says Mihailovic Ordered Collaboration with Enemy

74-Year-Old  Bridegroom  Is Deserted 16-Year-Old Bride  Of Easter Sunday Hac W a ott... a...

Bridegroom, 74, Alone On Farm After Wife, 16, Leaves; Her Whereabouts Unknown

Nazis Planned Fight On Roosevelt In 1940 Election With $50 Million

NAZIS SCHEMED TO DEFEAT ROOSEVELT   Goering Sass Plan Was Never Pr Into Operation Due To Lack Of Gpvortunitv

Porter Asks for Ceiling Return On Dairy Items   Essential for Stabilization, He Says

Porter In Plea For Controls   Price Administrator Tell: Decontrollers Dairy . Ceilings Needed

Action Is Necessary For Stabilization Plan, OPA Chief Declares In Lengthy Report

OPA Chief Urges Decontrol Board To Restore Price — Ceilings On Dairy Products

Price Ceilings On Dairy Products Urged   Porter Says Move Is Essential To Stabilization Plans

Porter Urges Ceilings On All Dairy Products   Decontrol Board Weighs Decision on Reinstating Price Lids, With Ruling Expected in Few Days; Industry Spokesmen Arque Aaainst Recontrol

Porter Wants Prices Pegged OnDairy Food   Decontrol Board To Decide Future Of Milk Products

Dairy Price Re-Control Demanded   Dairy Products Control Es. sential, Porter Tells Decontro] Board Today

Chief of OPA Calls Curb  Essential   Prices Going Too High For Stabilization; Many Oppose Any Restriction

Ceilings On Milk  Produce  Urged   Lengthy Report I: Sent To Group By Porter

Dairy Products Prices Studied   Conflicting Arguments Face Decontrol Beard

Porter Asks For Control  Over Dairies   Ceilings For Milk, Butter And Cheese Essential, He Declares

Porter Ur ‘oes Cc eilings on  Dair y Cesk   Is Essental to Stablization Program, he Says

DAIRY DEGONTROL URGED BY PORTER   OPA Chief Tells of Views in Letter Sent to Board.

PORTER WANTS PRICE CEILINGS BAGK ON ALL DAIRY PRODUCTS   OPA Chief Makes Recommen-daton to Price De-control Board.   SENDS LENGTHY REPORT   Says Such Action “Is Essental to the Stabilization ne Program.”

OPA Chief Urges Return of Ceilings To Dairy Preducts   Decontrol Board  In Session Now--~ Considers All Angle: OFf Price Guactian

Porter Urges Price Top On Milk Products   OPA Chief Declares Prices Now Above June 30th Plus Subsidies.

OPA Boss Pleads For Restoration Of Dairy Ceilings   Conflicting Views Offered to Panel At Price Hearing

Porter Urges Dairy Goods Ceilings Says Cheese Price Up 38 Per Cent

OPA Chief Urges New Ceilings  On Dairy Goods   Porter Says Current Prices Exceed Former Combination of Cost-Plus-Subsidy, Predicts Dangerous Economic Tendencies

Porter Asks Recontrol of © Dairy Products   ‘Letter and Analysis Is Received as © ~ Decontrol Board Meets

Porter Urges Ceilings for Dairy Product:   Price Czar Says Action Essential to Nation's Stabilization Program

PORTER URGES DAIRY CEILINGS BE RESTORED   Says Return Of Ceilings Necessary To Stabilization Plans

PORTER SEEKING PRICE CURBS ON MILK PRODUCTS   Decontrol Board Told Actior  Vitel To Hold Cream, : Cheese Costs in Line

WANTS DAIRY LID   OPA Chief Urges Restoration of Ceilings on All Products

Propose Dairy Price Control   OPA Chief Claims Action Necessary tq Stabilization

PORTER URGES DAIRY GOODS IN PRICE CONTROL   Decontrol Board Meets to Decide Question of Restoring Ceilings

\DECONTROL BOARD ASKEE FOR RULING   OPA Claims Price Above June 30 Plus Subsidies

DECONTROL BOARD CON: WRITTEN EVIDENCE O} DECISION EXPECTED BY Ff

Bakers in Need of Shortening   One Already Closed: Others Have Only Few Days’ Supovly.      UPA Boss Urges Recontrol of Dairy Products

[Restoration of Ceilings On All Dairy Products Urged As ‘Essential To Stabilization

DAIRY PRICES Y 60      OPA Chief. Urges Decontrol * Board to Restore Ceilings  Of Dairy Products   CLAIMS PRICES HAVE » ~ OLIMBED TOO RAPIDLY

DECONTROL  BOARD MEETS FOR STUDY OF DAIRY PRICES   Faces Big Stack Of Arguments Pro And Con On Issue Of Price Control

RESPONSE POOR TO PRICE PROG OF DAIRY (TENS   Board Studies Evidence or Whether Ceilings Should Be Clamped On   RULING DUE THIS WEEK   Fewer Than 50 Letters Are Sent Atter invitation by Federal Body

DAIRY FOOD CONTROLS REQUESTED   Head of OPA Says Return of Controls Vital

Tomorrous Headlines Jaday  SPA CLIIFE CAVC DIITTED CCRAITO AG: Or Aleem

Porter Says U.S. Needs Dairy Controls   Tells Price Board Milk Products Should Be Recontrolled

Stack of Conflicting Arguments Before Board and Decision May Be Delayed  Until Friday.   RESTAURANTS PLAN ACTION IN COURT

Postoffice Sprouts Wings, Ready to Speed Mail as Rate Drops to Nickel

FIVE POWERS DEADLOCKED ON SECRETARY   Some Officials at London Express Fear Top Men At Coucil Are Drifting To Complete Split

Five Big Powers Unable To Agree On Key Position   United States Backs Canadian; Russians Want Lie of Norway

Five Powers Fail To Agree Upan . Candidate For Secretary General

SECRETARY GENERAL T0 BE NAMED   U. §. Is Backing Lester Pearson, Canadian Envoy

CAN'T AGREE ON SECRETARY TO HEAD UNE   No Progress Made at Secret Parley Called by Byrnes.

BIG FIVE UNO OFFICIALS MEET IN LONDON HOTEL   Report Group Disagrees o Secretary of Security Organization

Leaders of ‘Big Five’ Fail to Agree On UNO Secretary General   Some Officials Express Fear Big Powers Are Drifting Toward Deadlock, Made More Acute By “Interference” Charges; Delay. Atom Action

Hold 90-Minute Meeting in Byrnes Office; U. 8. Backs Canadian for Position

UNO LEADERS UNABLE  TO AGREE ON CHOICE  OF COUNCIL CHIEF IRAN, JAVA, GREEK  PROBLEMS WAITING OR MAN CHOSEN

Naming Of UNO Secretary Splits Big FiveLeaders  Accord Fails After Le ce oS er i

FAILED TO AGREE ON A CANDIDATE FOR SEC, GENERALS   The Top Men of the Five Principal Powers In United Nations Met.   IN SESSION 96 MINUTES   Fears Are Expressed That the Five Powers Are Drifting Toward a Deadlock.

Big 5 Confer — On Secretary General Of UNO   Iranian, Russian Appeals Put Off For Several Days

UNO ‘Big Five’ Stalemated In Secret Meeting   Officials Fear Deadlock On Problem Of Naming Secretary General.

UNO Continues To Search For ‘Top Secretary   Principal Powers  Fail To Agree

Fail Again to Agree on  UNO Secretary   Five Powers Drift Toward Deadlock On the Question

Big Five Powers Facing Deadlock  Fail to Agree on Secretary General

Five Major Powers Fail to Agree OnUNO Secretary   Deadlock on Question of Favored Candidate Still Continues After Secret Meet In Byrnes’ Office; U. S. Backing Canadian

POWERS ARGUE OVER UNO POS!   ‘Big 5’ Can’t Reach Accore On Secretary-General

Five Top Men In UNO Hold Secret Meet   Fail Again to Agree on Candidate for Security Job

UNO Leaders In Deadlock On Official   Unable to Agree on Secretary General Choice; Shelve Other Problems

Five Powers Fail To Name UNO Secretary   Deadlock Feared As Charges of Interference Grow

Big 5 Reported Heading For Deadlock Over Naming Of Security Office Head

Deadlock On Question Is Held Possible   Americans Eager To Begin Building Permanent Staff

BiG 5 TOP ME DISAGREE FOR UNO SECRETARY   Fear Deadlock on Secretary-General of Security Council

Secretary General Candidacy of UNO Threatens Deadlock   Top Men of Big Five Failed to Settle Question

'Big-Five Near ‘Deadlock On  Secretary Row   Top. Men Meet Secretly In Office Of Byrnes But Dis agree On Candidate.   U. S. BACKS PEARSON

UNO’s Big-5 Call Conclave   Worrisome Issues Discussed in Private

UNO Yet To Select  Secretary   U. S. Favors Canadian; Soviets Back Norwegian;  A-Bomb Taken Up

THIGH CHINESE OPPOSE RUSSIA   Join Swelling Opposition To Soviet Position In Manchuria   GOVERNMENT IDENTIFIED FIRST TIME WITH CLAMOR

High Chinese Protest Valta Pact   Clamor Against Russian Occupation Grows

ALL-OUT CHINA WAR EXPECTED   Communists Say Opening Of Assembly Will Signal End Of Péace Talk

Foreign Policy  Row Is Cause   Broadcasts As Private Citizen To Sa; “Basic Realities” Are Unrecoonized

Ousted Cabinet Member Flays Foreign Policy   Truman Upholds Byrnes And Clamps Lid On Official Family

Commerce Secretary Says Will Continue Fight To Preserve World Peace      In Ousting Wallace Truman Gave Full ApProval to Foreign Policy As Represented By Byrnes

Former Secretary In Appeal To People :   Truman Reaffirms Foreign Policy; Wallace Opens Own ‘Peace Crusade’.

Wallace Will Not Campaign This Fall, But Tells Truman He Will “Continue to Fight for Peace.”

Wallace Carries Fight To People  Asks Popular Crusade To Win The Peace

BYRNES GIVEN FULL SUPPORT OF PRESIDENT   SPEECHES AGAINST FOREIGN POLICY FORBIDDEN

.x-Secretary Of Commerce Takes To Air With Ple: For Popular Crusade To ‘Win The Peace’; Wants Foreign Policy Change

‘Truman Forbids All Officials in Executive Branch of Government to Take Issue to Established Foreian Policy

Imposes ‘Gag’ on Others in Top Posts   Action Designed to Settle Nation’s Course

Ex-Secretary Makes Plea for  Peace Crusade   President’s Drastic Step Strengthens Hand of Sec. Byrne:

HEAVY RAINS IN EAST   Farmers Will Be Kept From Fields For Severs] Daya

MONESSE WAS VICTIM IN YUGO INCIDENT      Corp. Comko Listed As One Of Five Killed In Yugoslavia

CREDIT M’ARTHUR WITH TIP-TOP JOB   SENATOR SAYS HE EXPECTS TO NEED ONLY SMALL FORCE

“Handful of Men’ to Occupy Japar  Senators Laud Work of Gen. MacArthur

Final Touches Bemg Given fo New OPA Measure   Full Rent Control And Limited Price Restrictions Likely By End Of Week   EXPECTS TRUMAN TO SIGN COMPROMISE

Leaders Hope Truman To OK New OPA Bill   Compromise Restores Rent Control, Limited Curb on Food Prices

Sees Danger Of Purchasing Power Dropping Further  Asks Letup On Wage. Price Increases

Depe om Soap Chips   ROTICE FARMERS   ‘Truman Sees Danger of Wage Cuts In Purchasing Power

Govt. Trying to Reverse Trend President Says   Steelman Appeals To Business, Labor To Ease Demands

Steelman Asks Cut in Demands   Ease Up on Wage, Price Increase Requests or Face “Boom and Bust,” Pleads Official

Decrease’ in Wage: ls Feared by Truman   Further Reduction in Terms of Purchasing Power Is Fought; Steelman Issues Report

Steelman Issues Economic — Report; Truman Agrees That Meat Shortage Will Get Worse

Warning Giver By Truman On Lower Trend   Government Trying To Halt Backslide,  Pesci dant Save

New Cut in Real Wages Predicted Truman Asserts U. S. Trying to  Stop Decline in .  a a

STABLE ECONCMY NEEDED: TRUMAN   President Voices Concern That Value of Dollar May Drop Further

Truman Warns of Further Dip in Real Wages   Says U. S. Acting to Curb Price Rise; Cites Economic Repor

Try to Stop Wages from Going Down   Truman Sees Danger of De cline in Terms of Their  Purchasing Power

Cut Demands, Industry and Labor Urged   Reconversion Director And President Fear Boom-Bust Trend

Hog Prices Near an All Time High  Early Sales Tuesday Made at $20   Choice steers at Omaha sold for $25 Tuesday, setting an all time high for that market.

HOG MARKETS TO HIGHEST PRICES HERE SINCE ’19   Hog Market Today at $21.50 Cattle Up To $25; Lambs $21

Hog Prices Near an All Time High  Ear rly Salen Tuesday Made at $20

Report Cold Wave Coming  Northern States Get Heavy Snows As Fog,

Pepper Pleads Kor Extesion  Of Price Law   Senate to Act Friday On Some Kind of Bill. Barkley Says; Taft Assails Bowles, Others

O'DANIEL STOPS INTERFERENCE: STUDY STARTED   Chances For Quick Action Begin To Brighten With Opposition Weaker

Martin Leaves State Police On WE Strike   Governor Bases His Action on Reports  From Several Sources

STATE POLICE TO REMAIN IN STRUCK PLANT   Gov. Martin Declares Removal Would Be Grave Mistake

WBT TO BEGIN FM IN GASTON   Charlotte Radio Station Buys 157-Acre Tract Near Spencer Mountain; To Start Program Soon; No Commercials.

15 FROM AREA WILL GRADUATE   State University to Hold August Exercises

Disagreement Qn Lunch Issue   Congress Agreed On Basic Matter But Differ On Money

Magnuson Would  Extend Outposts   Calls for Island Bases As Part of Loan Deal With Great Britain

WANTS BASES FROM BRITISH   Magnuson Makes Proposal In Connection With Proposed Loan

SENATOR WANTS  BRITISH BASES  IN LOAN TERMS TRUMAN DECLARES  JAP ISLANDS WILL RE RETAINED BY U.S

TRADE ISLANDS FOR U. $. FUNDS   Senator Wants Rights T Isles Under British Control

Would Hold Island Bases   Sen. Magnuson Follows Truman Statement With Strong Plea for Keeping Them

Senator Magnuson Woulc Make Acquisition of Sites Part of Consider. ation of U. S. Loan te the Empire.

WANTS BRITISH BASES ALONG WITH U. S. LOAN   America to Keep Ex-Jap Islands Needed for Security

Island Bases _ Sought as Part Of British Loan   Insular Defense Need Told After Truman Request

Senator Asks U. S. Obtain British Bases   Magnuson WouldLink Deal For Islands ~ With Loans   rRUMAN GIVES VIEW   President Says Nation To Hold Any Jap Area It Needs

Island Bases Are Sought   Acquisition Demanded As Loans Requirement

Calls For British Atlantic Isle Bases   Senator Magnuson Suggests Acquisition In Return For Loan; U. S. To Retain Islands Seized In Pacific   BY ALEX H. SINGLETON

Senator Asks For British-Owned Bases Before America Grants Any Future Loan

WantsU.S Isle Bases In Atlantic   Should Be Acquired From Britain As Loan Basis, Says Magnuson; To Hold Some Jap Isles

Acquisition Of British-Owned Bases Proposed   Magnuson Suggests Plan In Connection With Foreign Loan

Calls For British Atlantic Isle Bases   Senator Magnuson Suggests Acquisition In Return For Loan; U. S. To Retain Islands Seized In Pacific

Senator Urges U. S: Take Island Bases in Connection With Loans to the British

ACQUISITION OF BASES .IS_URGED   Senator Asks Deal Be Tied  To British Loan

Magnuson Calls For U. S. To Seek Bases From Britain As Part Of Deal

Solon Wants British Atlantic Islands In Return For Loan; U.S., Not UNO, Will Rule Con quered Pacific Islands.

U.S. Urged To Acquire Island Bases By Solon   BRITISH OWNED SECTORS NEEDED BY THIS NATION

Magnuson Calls For Ocean Bases Now Held By Britain In Connection With Loan

SENATOR WANTS U.S, TO TRADE LOAN FOR NEW BRITISH BASES   Truman Has Said America Intends To Hold Necessary  Bases In Pacific

Acquisition of Some British Bases in Connection with Loan Urged by Solon

Senator U rges British Transfer Land Needed in Defense of U. S. for Loan

Senator Wants British Islands As Loan Factor   Truman Declares . .

SOVIET EFFORT TO DELAY UNO VOTE DEFEATED   Byrnes Leads Fight - Against Setting precedent at Start Of Organization

Temperatures   Washington Officials Denied Me Data That Might Have Saved Hawaii From Ambush. He Reports in Statement

No Rush To Register   Few Negroes Seek To Qualify;  124 On Washington County Rolls

ROOSEVELT HAD PLAN TO AVERT CRISIS IN IRAN   Proposed Free Port on Persian Gulf; Churchill Cold

200 ON WRECKED VESSEL RESCUED;  296 STILL ABOARL   Efforts to Save Remaining Survivors of Liner Yukon Expected to Meet With Success.   SEAS RUNNING HIGH BUT WIND SUBSIDES   Ships at Scene Insist There Has Been No Loss of Life After Reports 20 May Be Missing.

No Casualties  Listed hy Coast Guard   Another Vessel Is in Distress: Two Cratt Sink

War Declared On Syndicate      O'Dwyer to Wage Personal Fight Against Threatened Slaughter Ring

RETURN OF MOB MURDER FEAREL   New York Mavor Wages Personal War On I'nderworld

O’Dwyer Fears Crime Wave  New York Mayor Hits   New York Mayor Hit: At Revival Of Gangs

Mayor O'Dwyer Wars To Halt Revival of Murder, Incorporated   There Is Threatened Revival of Slaughter Syndicate in New York

Tons of Cereals  Needed   Hoover Believes Deficit can be Made up Through  Less Consumption

HOOVER CITES SHORTAGE OF VITAL CEREAL   Appeals For ‘Circuit Of Helpfulness’ In Solving Food Problem

Fight Million Tons Short Of Cereal Supply   Ask America To Cut Wheat Eating 40 Percent, Fats 20  Pareent.   CAN BE MADE UF

Hoover Says Food Supplies in Europe 8 Million Tons Short!   Thinks U. S. Can Make Up Deficit by Eating Les:   Prepares to Fly to France; Drastic Cut in Consumption Here Asked

Nation Asked to Reduce on Wheat, Fats   Belt Tightening Necessary to Save Half Billion People

Hoover Says Cereals Far Below Needs   Famine Committee Points Out 39 Ways  For Food Conservation

Eat 40 Pct. Less Wheat, U.S. Asked   Help Save Half Billion Famine Victims Abroad, Americans Urged.

Hoover Tells Program to Fill Grain Deficit   Plan to Get Supplies From Latin-America Outlined; U. S. Gets Food-Saving Blueprint

NATION URGED TO EAT LESS   Cereal Supply 8.000.000 Tons Short. Hoover Says

HOPES CUT IN FOOD TO GIVE SOME RELIEF   Head of Dairymen Says Gov’t Pclicies Leading to Starvation.

Hoover Will Seek Food in Latin-America   U.S. Supplies of Grain Fail Far Short of Needs Abroad, He Say:

Seek To Save Half Billion From Famine   Voluntary Rationing Necessary For 120 Days; Suggestions Made By Committee

Famine Group Now Pleads for 40 Per Cent Cut in Wheat   Suggests Potatoes Instead of Bread, Oat Cereals. Fruit

Grain Cereal: Supplies. Far Below Amount:Needed To Avert Starvation Abroad

Up to U. S. To Avert Starvation   Americans Urged to Cut Use of Cereals, Wheat and Fats To Feed Europe

U.S.Askedto Eat Forty Per Cent Less Wheat, Twenty Per Cent Fats   Public Eating Places Told Ways To Conserve Food

MERCURY HITS 22 AT CANTON   Northern Ohio Suffers Third Killing Frost

Ask Cut In Flour Used for Pastry   Bakers Accused of Making Less Bread to In créase Profits

Wheat Prices  Drop In First  Trading How   Plunge As Much As Eight Cents A Bushel; Drop In Chicago Is Sharpest Since Before War

HOUSING BILL FACES DELAY IN SENATE   Barkley Says It Must Await E nd of Hearings on British Loan

HOUSING BILL . DELAY IS SEEN   Senate to Hold Up Measure For Two Weeks

2 DEVELOPMENTS COME ON HEELS OF US. OF FER   Steelman Announces Peace Formula That Will Give Federation Wage In crease It Demanded.   C. I. 0. TO SEEK ; SAME CONCESSIONS   Truman Says Plan Provides: Basis for Settlement With- out Changing Stabilization Policy.

White House Plan Restores Hike © Vetoed by WSB; East, Gulf Coast Workers Delay on Written Pact   Inequities of Rates of Pay Between Union Groups: Irk CiO; Ports Remain Blockaded as Result of New Tie-Up: Unions Support Fach Other

Advertising Of Road Bids May Be Delayed   Commission Not Yet Decided on Merger With Route 40

Li A ax taeda  ou ea VOR USE  Dual Highway Bids Soon   Will Be For One Lane From Myersville To Route 40 Junction

PARENTS NOW SAY HEIRENS IS INNOCENT   Confessed Slayings to No One, Declares Youth's Father

HERE AND THERE IN ~ BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All in The Various Communities  fae fF? 2 ares, raaer frgwetPFaeaerewerr

Chanute Man Admits LeRoy Bank Robbery   Had Held Up Five Other Banks Since 1941, His Stened Statemant Revarle

LeRoy  Bandit Nabbed   Iola Officer Aids In Capture of Chanute Man Who Confesses Six Bank Robberies

Old Time Vaudeville Is Not Dead, It Has Just Been ‘Modernized to Suit Atom Age

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN ‘Old Country General Store,  Face Lifted, Moves To Town

British Set On Policy.   Tories and Laborites. United in Opposition To “Appeasing” Soviet

BRITAIN APPEARS SET AGAINST ‘APPEASING’   Wil! Enter New Talks With Open Mind, However

Japanese — volcano is erupting  4   House-sized rock thrown 1.000 feet

‘Selfish Men’ Draw Attack   Truman Declares Industry Must Account  Should Prices Rocket to New Highs

‘LID TAKEN OFF BY PRESIDENT IN MONDAY ADDRESS   Includes Food. And Feed Meat By-Products

Grid Star Dodged Draft Five Years  kK ke * x * x  2 ee Tove QRnont G15 HOO HH idine fi im

Women [One With Big Blue Eyes) Shield Gentle Artist From Horror of Army Life

Blames Her ‘Big Blue Eyes’  Wife, Girl Friend Spent $15,000 On Slacker

DRAFT DODGER BLAMES WIFE   Says ‘Her Big Blue Eyes’ Caused His Evasion ~

World Public Opinion Plays Role in Move   Ivan May Grant Soviets Concessions, Prestige Gained hv INO

Truck: Driver Killed and Bus Driver Injured   ‘William Ball, Moberly “Huctin veenient: Fatal'te: Columbian :

Trio Nabbed After F ight ~ And Pursuit   Attempt to Steal Chehalis Former's Tractor Is Followed By Gun Battle in Olympia And Wild Auto Chase

Irked By Stand Of Greece On  Albanian Issue   Heated Debate on Question of Admitting Nation- to Parley

Soviet Premier Made Target Of Fresh Rebukes   Delegates To Peace Parley Keep Aloof, Avoid Discussions

Molotov Stalks Out of Session   Leaves While Greek Premier Opposes Bid To Albania

Tsaldaris Raps Action of Giving Bid to Albania   Soviet Envoy Fights To Seat Nation at Paris Peace Parley

‘MOLOTOV QUITS PEACE MEETING IN A BIG HUFF   Greek Delegate Poses Question Of Albanian Admittance As A Conferee And Hurls Angry Charge At Russian Representative.

Molotov in Walkout on Discussion   Leaves Paris Session As Greek Speaks on Issue of Albania.

Russian Foreign Minister Leaves Conference For Second Time In Two Days As Greek Premier Mentions Soviet Diplomat By Name And Waves Manuscript  _In His Direction During Heated Debate On Question Of Inviting Albania To Sessions

Greek Hits At‘Invasion’ Of Russia   Also Criticizes Ukraine Delegate Manuilsky for Statement About Albania’s Part   Greeks Assailed      Yugoslavian Says Greek Policy Has Been for War in Balkans

Molotov in Angry Exit From Meet   For Second Time in Two Days the Soviet Foreign Minister Deserts Conference

Refuses for Second Time To Remain as Greek Premier Argues for Exclusion of Small Balkan State.   YOGOSLAVS CHARGE PARTITION PLANNED

Molotov Walks Out on Paris Meeting: Albania Is Problen   Greece Opposes Bid t Albanians; Russia Favors Move

Molotov Walk: Qut on Peace Talks Session   Remains Away During Speech by Premier of Greece in Opposition To Yugoslav Plan

HOPE TO END PROCEDURAL TALK TODAY   Criticism By Greek Delegate Leads To Wak-Out   Of Albania To Conference Topic Of Heated Debate; Russian In Favor

IN HUFF OVER ADDRESSES BY GREEK PREMIER   Stalks Out Of Peace Parley Twice In Talks About Albania

Russian Minister Leaves In Protest ~ Of Albania Dispute   Soviets Against Inviting Axis Satellite To Paris Conference With ‘Con sultative Voice’

New Rift Over Albania   Molotov Stalks Out As. Greece Protests Inviting Albania  To Attend Conference

Debate Heated Over Invitation To Albania   Yugoslavia Proposal Hits Opposition By Tsaldaris

MOLOTOV STALKS OUT OF MEETING DURING DEBATE   Paris Parley Debates Issue Of Albania ~

Leaves Chamber During Greek Premier's Talk   Italian Delegate Protests Treaty, Pleads For Shift In Slavic Border

IRED MOLOTOV WALKS OUT ON ALBANIAN FIGHT   Greek Premier Calls Soviet Aid By Name And Waves Manuscript At Him

Gavel Ignored By Vishinsky, Brings Clash   Bidault Clangs Gong. Directs That Red’s Specch Be Stricken

Soviet Molotov Stalks Out Of  Peace Parley   Walkout, Comes During Heated Debate When Nam@ Mentioned

CANADA DRAFTS REPLY TO SOVIET   MacKenzie King Expected To Issue Statement On Spy Case

Storm Lake Attorney  Candidate for Senate   Le Roy A. Rader Seeks Demo_cratic Nomination

WOMAN STOLEN BY EX-CONVICT   TAKEN FROM HUSBAND’S BED IN NEW JERSEY

RAll STRIKE  RUMORS HIT   HEADS OF UNIONS DENY KEPORT STRIKE WILL BE CALLED WITHIN TEN DAYS

Nickell To Again Be ‘Candidate For State . Public Instruction Post

But U. S. Will Insist on Deeds Not Merely Promises Says Secretary Byrnes.

U.S. Will Give Peron Chance   meen em fee Thel*®   Change in Policy Is Announced

Byrnes Offers.  ~ Peron Chance   U. S. Will Alter Policy  Tt Avormntins Mafws

Changed Attitude Toward Argentine   U.S. Gives Her Chance To Keep Her Pledges

Prepared To Sign Hemisphere Pact If Peron Regime Fulfilis Pledses

MUST WIPE OUT NAZI ACTIVITIES Argentina Offered New Chance To Join Democratic Nations

U.S. Changes Its Policy Towar d  Argentina; ; Ready to Sign Paet

Pact With Peron Offered if Nazi Ties Are Broken  Byrnes Confirms Relaxing, Asks PMaade Nine Warde

Offer Handed To Argentina   ‘Byrnes Voices U. S. Readiness to Relax

FORGET YOUR SUPERSTITIONS Records Show Major Disasters Seldom Occur On Friday 13th

‘Relax? Is IAM Rickt   Friday, The 13th But Really Nothing Ever Happens

It's Friday the 13th, But Just Look at The Record, Sit Back, Relax

Tough Being Secretary, Especially Bilbo's, Edward Terry Discloses

\Playing Man Friday to ‘The Man’ . Everyday Tough Job, Terry Savs

U.N. Fails As Symbol,  Asserts Lie   Big Five Veto Power Imposes Duty To Aoree. Save Secretar:

Lie Hits Reckless Use Of Veto Power   Warns That Veto Im. poses Obligation Upon Nations to Agree

LIE WARNS U.N. 0. HAS FAILED TO MEASURE UP   Choice Lies Between Life and Death, UNO Chief Savs.

LIE WARNS OF U.N. FAILURE   Declares Veto Power Obliges Big Nations to Agree Amonao Selves.

UN HAS FAILED TO MEET HOPES LIE DECLARES   Secretary-General’s Report Points To Difficulties Because Of Veto   NATIONS DO NOT AGREE   " Nations Urged To Agree On Problems And Not Abandon Efforts

Lie Deplores Lack of Unity   U.N. Not Measuring Up to Expectations

UN Has Failed  To Measure Up, Lie Asserts; Says Big Five Must Agree

UN Leader Critical of Veto Use   Lie Worns Big five of Obligation To Reach Accord, Avoid Failure

Secretary General Declares Veto Power imposes Obligation to Acree -

LIE SAYS UNO HAS NOT REACHED GOAL   Secretary General Urges More ‘Understanding’

DEFER DECISION ON FUTURE RULE OF PACIFIC ISLES   Krug Reveals U. 5. Cabinet Group Favors Delay in  cee pee pm Chilly

French Loan  Is Guaranteed   U. 8. Commits One _ Billion Dollar Credit for Election Eve

AGREEMENT-ON~ FRENCH: CREDIT   7” PLAN INCLUDES FACTORS IN.  VOLVING SUPPORT OF LOWER TARIFFS IN WORLD TRADE

Affair May Be Kept on Agenda For Time Being   Prestige of Security Council Mounts as Eastern Crisis Ends

Vodka-Drinking Baboon, IraxianWomen Mutinous-Seamen Feature Long Voyage

Balloting in Some Parts of State Heavy During Day   And Tulsa Swamped By Polls at Oklahoma City Rush; Rain Hits Rural Areas

LARGE NUMBERS VISIT POLLS IN TULSA, CAPITAL   Weather Conditions Apparently Having Little Effect, Reports Indicate

While Balance of  State Is Bogged Down By Rain and Mud, Folk Of Two Cities Go to Poll:

a as Mane ter eit eae  DISABLED V ET + EGISLATOR TO FIGHT GI BONUS

Strikers Ready To Picket State Phone Offices   Walkout Threatens To Curtail Service In Some Sections

Survey Is Asked of Manpower Need:   Rep. Walter G. Andrews De_elares Jt Should Be Made.

‘Call Parents In Effort To Shake Youth   “Don’t Remember” Only Answer To Questions By District Attorney

Heirens Balks at Confession   Insists He Doesn’t Remember Anything About Degnan Case

Truman Makes Two-Way Move Of Diplomats   Harriman Goes to Britain, Winant to UNO Committee

Truman Puts Stress on UN   Winant te UNO Council, Harriman to Britain Indicate Importance Of ~~ Organization

Diplomatic Shifts Made By President   Winant Is Designated to Represent U. S. at UNO Meet; Harriman To Be Ambassador to Britain

Winant Seen As Important Cog In UNO Council   Diplomatic Shift Carried Out By Truman; Smith Off For Moscow

Truman Stresses UNO Importance In Appointments   Gen. Smith Is Flying  To Moscow

Winant Becomes U.S. Member UNO  ‘Economic Council   ‘Harriman: -Sueceeds Hun  “Ambassador To  Britain; Smith oe es For Moscow.

RED SPY CASE GOES TO JURY   NO DEATH PENALTY FOR RUSSIAN LIEUTENANT

ANOTHER .MILD DAY   Temperature in Middle 40s Fore. east for Tomorrow

Attempt Today To Halt Strike, Telephone Men   Endeavor To Avert Nation- Wide Crisis

May Extend Over Nation Tomorrow   Other Work:rs Would Not Cross Picket Lines, If  Set Up on Friday

Seek To Prevent Crippling Phone Strike On Friday   Last-Minute Effort Under Wavy To End Day-Old Installation Workers Strike   MAKE PLAN TO START PICKETING FRIDAY

‘ALLIED COUNCIL IN JAPAN. TOLD OF FOOD SHORTAGES         U. 8, REPRESENTATIVE DECLARES FOOD IMPORTS NEEDED FOR PROTECTION OF TROOPS

ISLAND MASS 1S GROWING   Two- -POINTS-OF-NEWEST-Is“LAND "FORMATION NEAR — -TOKYO NOW 70 FEET.

Krug and Lewis Discuss Coal Demands; Session Recessed Until Tuesday

Lewis Grim as He Meets Krug to Open Fight   Declines to Give Any Hint About Possible Demands

COAL PAY TALKS ARE RECESSED   Lewis, Krug Confer Today; Will Meet Tomorrow Afternoon

Texas Senator Ready To Quit Kole As Adviser To Secretary Of State Ryrnes

War With Russians Remote, Solon Says   Connally Thinks UN Deliberations Have Aided Friendshio

War Possibility Termed Remote  Connally Wants te Quit U. N. Role

British Continue Tel Aviv Search   Tension is Mounting As Troops Work From House to House

DEADLY FIRE BOMB FUMES — CAUSED DEATHS OF SAILORS   FIRE BOMB SET OFF IN HOTEL ROOM CAUSED TRAGEDY— INVESTIGATE WOOD ALCOHOL POISONING

New Fuehrer or German Scene?  Soviet Commentator Names Schumacher

WAGE CONTROL ~ FUTURE CLOUDY      Resignation Of Board's Members Not Acted On By President

U.S. Occupying Force In Germany  Will Be Reduced   Gen. McNarney Says Force Will Be Cut From 350,000 To 150,000 Men

McNARNEY SAYS. THERE 15 MUCH “RESH.UF FLING". OF AMERICAN TROOPS IN EUROPE:

WHEAT MILLS FACE SHUTDOWN   Allocation of Federal Stocks May Avert Action

U.S. To Allot Wheat to Kee; Mills Grinding   Union Official Says Anderson Promises Grain If Neessary

REPORT MILLS © —FO-GETWHEAT   MILL WORKERS OFFICIAL SAYS  SECRETARY ANDERSO NC  ~ PLANS TO PROVIDE —.... FLOUR SUPPLY...

U.S; MAY RELEASE FLOUR TO MILLERS   Hoover To Give Radio Report Tonight

—UNO PARLEY — Stalemate Averted by Action of Assembly   Security Council Voted in With “Surnrising Sneed

UNO Elects 6 Nations To Top Unit   Security Council Charged With Enforcing Peace

TOLL TAKERS WARNED TO RETURN TO WORK   Commission Sees Strike As ‘Challenge To State’

TOLL TAKERS’ STRIKE SAID OHIO CHALLENGE   Bridge Commission Tell: Men To Return

CANADA DROPS— —PAY CONTROLS   REGULATIONS ON PRICES AND RENTS TO CONTINUE, PRIME MINISTER SAYS

Suggestion That U. S. Has Adopted Softer Policy Toward Japan Is ‘Complete Fallacy —MacArthur

U.S. Not Soft On Japs--Mae   End Of ‘Wild, Unsubstantiated’ Charges In UN Proposed By U.S.

MacArthur Denies  Soft Policy  Adopted in Japan Control Council Rift  Prompts New Statement of Aims

PA. STILL SEEKS CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR RAGE   First Week For Filing of Pa.  Petitions

Leaders Seek Candidates For Governor as First Week For Filing Nominations Arrives

King Pledges Self For Greek Unity   ‘Peace of World’ May Depend, Says George

Prices Remain At High Peaks ‘On Local Mart   Quality of Leaf Offerings Declines as Capacity  Volumes Are Sold.

Prices Remain  At High Peaks      Quality of Leaf Offerings Declines as Capacity * Volumes Are Sold.

FOUR BENSALEM LOTS CHANGE OWNERSHIP   Titles Have Been Transfer red, According to Records At Doylestown  CriAAr Al Crit IAL DMIc Tri

PARALYZING NATION   Industry Closing Up, Lights-Off Transportation Gets Worse

“OVER NATION ~ GOES HIGHER   MORE THAN MILLION PERSONS ARE IDLE AS RESULT OF THE COAL SHUTDOWN 

President And Churchill Will  Go To Missouri   Leave This Afternoon For Program In Fulton, Mo., On Tuesday   CHURCHILL WILL MAKE ADDRESS

Truman, Churchill Ready For Trip to Missouri Town   President Will Introduce Former British Premier foi Speech at Small College

Iran Declares Election; Army Patrols Border   Huge Munitions Seizure Reported— Curfew Imposed

Truman Flies Home to Vote, Help Purge   Independence Friends Plan Reception; Flags Wave

DRAFT 10 TAKE ~FARNT WORKERS   local Boards Are Told te Cull Registrants Listed as ‘Essential’

AMG EX-AIDE CLAIMS EFFORT TO KILL UNITY   Nixon Says Soviet Has Been Deprived of Joining Hunt for German Assets   BLAMES HIGH OFFICIALS   Tells Senate Group Factions in Big 3. Foreign Offices Are Responsible

U. S., England, France Accused Of Fostering  Big Four Disunity   Ex-AMG Official Outlines Trends      Russell Nixon Also Charges 1. G. Farben Being Permitted To Re-Grow

U.S. BRITISH AND FRENCH ARE BLAMED   Interests In Allied Countries Charged With Collaborationist Ties.

Western Powers. Forming Anti-Red Bloc, Says Nixon   Sees Elements in U. S., France and Britain Fostering Disunity   MUST END CARTELS, COMMITTEE 1S TOLD   Former AMG Official Says Farben Chemical Trust  Is Growinoe Aonin -

Big-Four Rift Laid to ‘Bloc’ Against Reds   Anglo-U, S.-French Coalition Accused Before Senate Body

Big 4 Disunity Aim, Says Nixon   Testifies Reds Left Out of Hunt for German »Assets; Says Industry, Cartels Not Destroyed

U.S, OFFICIAL SAYS SQUEEZE IS PUT ON REDS   America, Britain and France Accused of Pressure

Say Eastern Bloc Hinders De-Nazifying   Russian Frozen Out In Confiscating Germen Holdings

oAYa WESTERN BLOG AGAINST HOS SOUGHT   Nixon Charges Forces in U. S. Siate Department Back of Plan.

Western Bloc. Fosters Trouble. ‘Senate’ Told’       ‘Former: “AMG ‘Official Says U.S... Britain,: France: ‘Are:  a Sneee el Db Bhs ceteg fet

FORMATION OF BLOC AGAINST RUSSIA CHARGED   Allie? Elements Are Accused of Fostering Disunity

Effort Reported To Create Bloc Against Russia   Former AMG Official Says Reds Squeezed From Allied Search

LL LL LLL LLG CE TT  ‘ThreeWestern Powers Are Fostering Disunity Within Big Four, Nixon Testifies

WESTERN BLOC SAID TO FOSTER “RUSSIAN SPLIT   ee mt mite ei  Former AMG Official Tells Of “Squeeze” In Hunt For Nazi Assets

FOSTERING OF DISUNITY 1S CHARGED   Senate Witness . ‘Says Anti-Russ Bloc Being Formed

CHARGES 3 POWER. ATTEMPT 10 PUT CLAMP ON RUSSIA    Sevier Barred from Hunt for Nazi Assets, Nixon Tells —  } a Hye

Foster Bloe Against Red Says Nixon   German Cartels Operate Without Allied Supervision  Ry. FAWEFS F ROPER

FATALITIES IN TEXAS STORM. CLIMB 10.29   St. Louis Red Cross ‘Sends Aid to 500 Homeless Families

Red Cross Lending Aid   To East Texas Homeless   Twenty Nine Killed, 300 Injured In Pat Of Tornado; Property Damage High

Reds Admit Cleaning Ou Jan Plants   Manchurian Industry Equipment is Taken Inte Russia

Non-Operating Rail Brotherhoods May Get 16-Cent Hike  Labor Members of Mediation Body in Ctinaina Reanoart

Announcement Is Made by Board of Arbitration   Labor Members Say Pact Made “With Reluctance’; Had Asked 30 Cents

Rail Workers Get Pay Hike   16 Cents An Flour Increase Awarded 1.220.000 Empitoyes By Two Boards

Railmen Awardet loc Hour Raise, Spokesmen Aver   Amount Is Wholly Unsatisfaciory,  Says Union Leader

Award Pay Hike To Rail Workers   1,100,000 Men To Get 16 Cents an Hour More

Rail Workers Granted Hike of 16 Cents   Boards Decision Affects 1,220,000 Railroad Workers

16-Cent-an-Hour Wage Increase For 1.220.000 Railroad Worker:   Two. Arbitration Boards Make Awards to 18 Brotherhoods, Spokesmen Reveal; Pay Boosts Called. Unsatisfactory’; New Demands: Loom

RAIL WORKERS GET 18 CENTS PER HOUR HIKE   Non-Operating Employes Are Affected By Decision

RAIL WAGE AWARDS WITH 16-CENT PAY BOOSTS TCOMED “WWHALLY TINICATICEACTORY' RY JIEWELL

Railroad Men Given 16 Cent Per Hour Raise  1,100,000 Workers Are Affected By Decree Of Board;

ARBITRATION BOARD ALLOWS {6° PER HOUR   1,000,000 Non-Operating and 300,000 Operating Employes Involved In Award.

16-Cent Offer To Railway Mer   Labor Members of  Board Report They ‘Agreed Reluctantly

BOARD AWARDS RAILROAD RAISE   Labor Members Agree Tc Boost ‘With Reluctance’

RAIL EMPLOYES GET WAGE HIKE   Over Million Workers Will Receive 16-Cent Boost Under Board Edict

16c Pay Boost Is Awarded To Rail Workers   Arbitrators Set Figure; Union Sought 30c; 1,100,000 to Share

Grant Rail Wage Hike      Labor Members of Arbitration Board However Protest 16c Award As Inadequate

“Over Million Rail Workers Awarded 16-Cent Wace Hike   Unions Had Asked 30 Cents an Hour--increase Applies to 130 Class One Roads

Railroad Workers Pay Hike   16 Cents an Hour To Approximately 1,220,000; Many  Sedalians Affected

16-CENT WAGE HIKE AWARDED RAIL WORKERS   Union Chief Asserts Board Findings Are  Inadequate

House Slates inquiry Into Proposed Sale of Big, Little Inch Pinelines

House Commitfee to Study Proposed Disposal Bia, Little Inch Pipelines

Coal for Electric  Companies Looming  Petal Expected From overnor

JERUSALEM STRIKE AGREEMENT MADE   Most Service Resumed As Rail Workers Balk

 Hirohito Thanks-Gen.  MacArthur for Help in  ‘New Japan Constitution

Civil. Gonftiet: “Rages Over Mast of Coiintry North: af: Yangize River; Reds: “Hold Manchuria.

Mackenzie's Column China Faces Dismal Fu uture ae Hopes For Peace Grow Dimmer

NEWS FROM CHINA LEAVES LITTLE DOUBT COUNTRY IS ON VERGE OF TOTAL CIVIL WAR. ECONOMIC END

Large Numbers Being Forced To Quit Jobs   Railroads Already Are Beginning To furlough. Workers

List of Unemployed Rises as Fuel Pits Continue Unmanned   Steel Mills, Railroads First To Feel Strangling Grip Of Miner Walkout; Other Labor Disputes Rankle Situation

Curtailment Of Industry Already Started in Many Sections; Steel And Rails Hit Hardest by Lack Of Fuel Supplies

Wage Loss In Strike Due To Total Millions   Mine Shutdown Already Bringing Wave Of Industrial Lavoffs.

OUTLOOK WORSE IN COAL TIEUP   Unempleyment Rises As tndustry Cuts Back

—WHAT LEWIS ISDOING TONATION—  Prolonged Coal Strike _ Will Affect Many U.S.  Industries And Workers  Steel Mills, Railroads, Auto Plants: ~ - Already Hard Hit By Mine Shutdown

Industry Loss Heavy From Soft Coal Strike   Railroads, Steel Mills Reduce Employment, Production Slashed

Government Races for Speed in Lewis Trial; Wage Losses Seen Running Into Millions   Coal Stocks Being Held for Utilities and Essential Industries; Industries Dependent, on Coal Hit: More Than 30,000 Already Idle

Coal Strike Causes Huge   Wage Losses   Steel Millis, Railroads Already Feeling Effect Of Shortage and Begin To Curtail Operations

FUEL SHORTAGE IS BEING FELT ACROSS NATION   varied Industries View Lengthy Coal Strike With Alarm; Wage Losses May Run Into Millions.

Pay Losses To Hit Millions If Strike Is Lona   Railroads Begin  Worker Furloughs; Many Steel Plants Reduce Production

WAGE LOSSES WiLL AMOUNI (0 MILLIONS   Workers Forced Into Idleness Due To Coal Strike

“SOFT COAL STRIKE   Steel and Railroad Workers Forced Into idleness By UT ahh aed e

WAGE LOSSES ARE RUNNING INTO MILLIONS   ' Steadily Increasing Number Of Workers In Many Industries Forced Into Idleness   CLASHES ARE REPORTED

Effects of Coal Walkout Spread to All Industry   Schools Also Are Hard ‘Hit: Lewis Trial to Be Sneeded Up

—COAL TIEUP—  Railroads And Steel Hard Hit   FURTHER CUTS SEEN LIKELY

Millions In Wage Losses Result From Mine Tieup   Unemployment Spreading Rapidly Over Nation; Railroads, Steel Mills Laying Off Thousands

May Accused Of Admitting Profits Facts   Senate Probers Hit Purported Inability To Answer Charces

WILL PUBLICIZE UNITED NATIONS   Far-Reaching Program ‘Launched To ‘Sell’ VU. N. To World

U.N. fo ‘Sell’ Self to World   Network of Offices Around Globe to See That Peoples Informed About U. N.

TO “SELL” UNITED NATIONS      ‘Branch Information Offices te Open in Principal Cities

REPUBLICANS GIVEN SUPPORT BY BYRD   Democratic senator Pledges Ceoperation In Keducing Federal FExnenditures

Economy Plan Of GOP Hailed By Sen. Byrd   Virginian Pledges Cooperation in Cutting Expenses

Rural Youth Club Arranges Meeting With Deer Creek   Annual Hayride By Club Members Has Been Scheduled  For July 22

Lack Of Rain To Cause Widespread Destruction Of New England Crops

Republicans May Resume Pearl Harbor  Investigation   Farther Digging in War Contracts Also May Be Sponsored By the New Congres:

General Effort To ‘Hold Price Line’ Shown by Surveys      Newspapers of Nation Find Food Supplies  To Be Improving

NEWSPAPERS’ SURVEY INDICATES GENERAL HOLD-THE-LINE PLAN  SOME RETAIL ITEMS IN BIG JUMPS; MILK, MEAT, BUTTER GO UP MOST

PRICES STABLE, SURVEY SHOWS   Some Sharp Rises Come As Line-Holding Prevails .—

JUTVEY onoOws Most Merchants Trying To Keep Prices Down; Meat Prices Boosted

’ Nation-Wide Survey Shows Prices Rising On Meat and Milk, but Supply Greater

‘Hold Line’ Attitude Is General   Post-OPA Survey Shows Some Sharp Hikes and Scarcities, However

US Newspapers Find Food Supplies © Improving Despite Some Price Hikes

Hold The Line Nationwide Survey Shows Rent Snarled, Other Prices Steady   Rent Tangled

PRICES STEADY ON MOST ITEMS   Meat, Dairy Products Show Worst Jumps In Survey

Survey Finds Hold-Line Idea Grows   Sharp Boosts Seen In Some Places Since End of OPA

Newspaper Survey Finds Post-O. P. A. Era Steady Despite Sharp Boosts In Some Scarce Articles

Meat and Dairy Products Up To Offset Subsidies   Rent Situation in Complex and Tangled Appearance in Nation

NEGRO SLAIN AT WATERLOO   Kansas City Negro Held for Christmas Morning Slaying

Bradley Asks For Law Benefiting Disabled Veterans   Disabled Men Would Get Increased Benefits Quickly Under Pro. posed Action.

VA.ASKS HIGHER DISABILITY PAY   BRADLEY BACKS LAW TO SPEED RATINGS ON PENSION CASES

Fate of Others ls Uncertain   Investigation Group To Keep Up Activity

Urge Spending Cut With Tax Slash as GOP Opens Cleanup   Seek to Have Senator Bilbo Barred From Seat in Senate

Postponement Is Sought By Webb   Morrison Says Adoption Of Close Resolution Which Would Kill Bill To Legalize Orleans Gambling ‘Undemocratic’

Legal Steps Studied on Bringing Rep. May Before U. S. Senate Investigators

He Asked May For Business   Munitions Agent Remembers Requesting Aid Six Or Eight Times

AGENT TELLS OF APPEALS TO MAY FOR CONTRACTS   War Profits Probers Studi Legal Means To Get Solon’s Story

Freeman Asked May For Help ‘6 or 8 Times   Investigators Study Law To Bring May T¢ Testify At Hearing

Agent Says He Asked Business Help of May   Joseph Freeman, Agent For Munitions Firm  Says He Asked May BQ ae Bight Times’

Freeman Says May Had Aided Two Companies   Sometimes He Had  To Wait as Much as Week in Order to Get Help of Congressman

Senate Presses Rep. May Probe   Solons Would Force Accused To Testify

ee aD  War Profits — Of May Hold Top Spotlight   REPRESENTATIVE SEEKS TO TESTIFY ON. OWN TERMS

Summons to May  Studied by Mead   Committee Examines Law in Relation to Munitions Case   A WITNESS IS HEARD   Munitions Agent Says He Found May Not Always  Cooperative

Summons to May  Studied by Meat   ‘Committee. Examines Law in Relation to Muni tions   Munitions Agent Says He Found May Not Always Cooperative

Asked Help In Getting  Business ©   Senate Examines Subpoena Powers

GROUP STUDIES STEPS 10 BRING MAY BEFORE IT   Legal Process Examined As Investigation Goes On In ‘War Profits’ Case

Asked May Often To Give Help   Munitions Maker’s Agent Testifies He Appealed ‘6 Or &* ™mes To Congvressmar

Committee Delves Into Possibility  Of Subpoenaing House Member: Fabulous Salary Hikes Are Shown Through Testimony

Legal Process May Be Used To Call Official   Congressman Asked To Testify But Has Declined

May Is Faced With Orders To Air Story On Dealings   Kentuckian Clinging To His Own Claims

War Plant Agent Tells of Help He Was Given by May   Senate Committee Considers Ways to Get Solon’s Testimony

WITNESS TELLS OF QUICK RISE IN HIS SALARY   Says Representative Sometimes Delayed  Aid for Week

PROFITS PANEL SEEN FORCING MAY TESTIMONY   Kentuckian Faces Fresh Demand that He Be Questioned

Asked May For Help Says Agent   Claims Solon Was Not Always Ready To Caoonerate.

Freeman Tells” -Commit“tee He Asked May For \ ‘Help  Five - . Six Times; Mitchell’ Re. news. Jenni for Cona gr essional Resolution to * Compel May to Appear ~ for Questioning. -

ANOTHER TESTIFIES THAT HE SOUGHT BUSINESS HELP FROM HOUSE CHAIRMAN CONG. MAY   Wartime Contracts Amounting to 78 Millions Awarded to Ilinois Combine—-Youth Feod Conference Informed by Truman That Help Mas Go to War Torn Areas for Another 3 Years

Salary Jumped In Four Years From  $5,841 to $70,000   Congressman Was Not Always Cooperative, Witness Tells Probers

Agent's OwnPay Boosted Greatly   Committee Studies Law On Calling May To Stand

Munitions Agent Says May Asked For Business Help   Congressman Not Always Cooperative  PP on ne tthe ta TW citi

AGENT SAYS HE SOUGHT MAY'S HELP   Man Whose Income Leaped From $5,841 to $70,000 in Four Years Tells of Moves to War Profits Probers.

Mitehell Hopes’ “Fo ‘€ompel: May  - Give Testimouns        Tnsistence OF Kentuckian On’ Own ‘Terms “Causes - Fresh Demand . Today

Salary Jumped $5,840 To $70,000 With May's Help  Agent Says He Asked Ricinace Eavare 

Munitions Agent Says He Asked Aid of Rep. May   Senators Study Law To Bring Congressman Before Committee

Agent For Huge Firm Tells Aid By Congressman   Freeman Got $70,000 Salary As Agent; Called On Lawmaker Six Or Eight Times

Agent Asked May for Aid, Probers Told   Says May Was Not Always Co-operative On Requests

Munitions Firm Agent Testifies He Sought Business Help from Rep. May

MANUFACTURER'S AGENT ASKED MAY'S ASSISTANCE   Freeman’s Salary Skyrocketed, Profits Committee Told; Congressman Helpful

TESTIFIES MAY GAVE HIM HELP   Freeman Says He Went To Congressman Several Times; May Try To Force May To Take Stand.   -BY JOHN W. HENDERSON

Agent Tells Of Asking May For  Business Help .   Tells Senate Committee OF Seeking Repre sentative’« Aid

Witness Testifies He Asked Rep. May For Business Help   Senate Probers Study Law to See if They Can. Subpoena May

ASKED MAY FOR BUSINESS HELP, AGENT REVEALS   LAWMAKER REFUSES TO TESTIFY EXCEPT ON HIS OWN TERMS

Munitions Agent Says May's Aid Asked Repeatedly   Congressman’s Stand Brings New Demand: For His Testimony :. ©

F reeman’s Pay Jumps $65,000  Th Four Years   Felts Profit Probers He's Uncertain Whether May Ever Visited His   Office      Advised To Think “Hard And Long”   Committee Examines Law With View to Bringing May Up For Public Testimony

AGENT ASKED MAY FOR HELP 6 OR & TIMES HE TESTIFIES   Freeman Tells . Probing Senators Didn’t Know If  May Visited Him

Allies Plan Persuasion Campaign To Get Polish DPs to Retarn Hame

EFFORTS MADE 10 CONVINCE UNHAPPY POLES   Educational Campaign Is Ordered by U. S.  and Great Britain

Admits Killing Girl, No Motive  Stabbed Her To Denth In Ill Park

Youth Confesses Murder Of Girl   Farm Hand. Rips Girl Friend’s Clothes From Body Then Stabs Her

Stabbing of Girl Called Pointless   Youth Says He Planned Crime for Two Days  But Had No Motive

Restaurant Meat Meal Prices To Be Hiked Next Week  OPA Concedes Defeat in Fight to Restore  Cailings af lune 20

OPA Hikes Price Of Meat Meals  In Restaurants    Agency Also Takes Ceilings Off Canned And Frozen Fruits and Vegetables

MENU PRICES WILL BE HIKED   OPA Yields to Restaurant Demands for Revision  Of Rollback Order

OPA LOSES FIGHT TO CUT PRICES OF HEALS IN GAFES   Menu Meat Items to Be Increased Next Week From Leve!s That Prevailed June 369.   CEILENGS ON FRUIT, VEGETABLES LIFTED   Controls Removed From Long List of Frozen and Canned Foods—Lid Taken Oft Honey.

OPA POLICY REVERSED AS'T0 MEATS  . Fight Is Given Up _ Fer Rellback to g.. § .f¢ f.... On

OPA TO GRANT HIGHER MEAT MEAL PRICES   CEILINGS REMOVED ON LONG LIST OF CANNED GOODS

OPA Will Boost Restaurant Price:  Defeated In Battle To Roll Back Prices

OPA To Boost Restaurant  Meat Meals   Ceilings off Long List Canned and Frozen Fruits and Vegetables

Agency Concedes Defeat In Attempt To Roll Back  Restaurant Prices

OPA Gives Up in Fight to Contro! Price of Meals   Restaurant Meat Dishes Will Be Increased Next Week

Restaurants Win ‘Battle With OPA On Price Rollback   Menu Meat Items To Be Boosted Next Week; Price Control Agency Takes Ceilings Off Long List Of Fruits And Vegetables

Indians Meet to Consider British Proposal For an Independent Federated Union

British Claiming Sincerity In Deal WithIndiaProblem;  Party Committee Convenes

Assertion Is Repeated  Critain Definitely To Leave India This Time Cabinet Officials Say

Britain Anxious  To Leave India   Independent Federal Union Proposed with Interim Government

British Vow Intent to Leave India; Congress Party Due to Approve Plan

British Officials Declare India To Be Free Nation  Members of Mission Says Definite Action Is Planned

British Intend To Leave India   Quitting Befinite, Says Mission as Moslems, Hindus Ponder Plan

BRITISH MISSION TO INDIA INSISTS LAND WILL BE FREED SOON   ENGLISH DEFINITELY WANT TO LEAVE ALL PARTS OF COUNTRY

[BRITISH OFFICIALS SAY BRITAIN TO QUIT INDIA DEFINITELY THIS. TIME

Russian Barrier ToKastern Zone Stirs Allied Ire   Reds Insist on Veil Qver Occupied Area; Trieste Issue Ducked

U.S.-BRITAIN SEEK SOVIET SECRETS   Ready To Insist On Facts In Eastern Germany   CONFEREES   Concede Failure To Break Deadlock On_ Italian Boundary Dispute

Virginia To Elect Eleven Congressmen   Voters To Have Nearly Hour And Half More Time In Which To Cast Ballots

Virginians Prepare To Elect 2 Senators, 9 Congressmen  From Field Of 28 Candidates

Believes Japan Can Become Friend, Ally of U.S. and ‘May Be First Defense Line

Japan Can Be Friend, Ally   May Need Her Some Day, Seys Lacerda; Bewildered People Must Learn Democracy

Loan To British Facing Trouble  Truman Mokes Plea In Behalf OF Action

BATTLE OVER DRAFT BILL GRIPS HOUSE   Hot Fight Is Predicted Over Senate-Approved Stop-Gap Extension.

DRAFT FIGHT ON IN HOUSE AGAIN   Some Representatives ‘Mad’ At Senate Failure To Pass Their Bill

DRAFT BATTLE OPENS IN HOUSE   Leaders Press fer Holiday. on All Inductions

26 CENTS ASKED BY RUBBER MEN   Could Set Pattern For Other ClO Unions. Chief Says

Strike Ties Troop Supply, Relief Boats   Leaders On Both Side Standing Firm In Nation's Worst Maritime Strike.

NO RRFAK ~ NSHP STKE. CHOKING PORTS   Truman Continues to. Mark _ Time Pending Call by Labor Department   MAY EASE WAGE CURBS  Tieup Is Viewed as Threat to President’s Pay Sta hilizatinn Gatun

PRESIDENT MAY CALL TROOPS TO HANDLE SHIPS   Supply and Relief Vessels Tied Up by  Seamen’s Strilce

Strike Ties Up Tons of Goods for Relief   Only Handful of Vessels and Planes Left to Handle Gigantic Traffic Load; 705 Ships Immobilized in Ports on East Coast

USE OF TROOPS TO MAN STRUCK SHIPS “HINTED   Union Leaders Refuse. To Transport Relief Goods, U.S. Forces oe

Mubtary Likely To Man Supply, 7 Relief Shipping   Presidential Order Seen Possible as. “Maritime Strike Grps Ports   AFL STANDS PAT ON WAGE PROTEST   Incoming Ships Still Are Handled in New York Harbor Area

ARMED FORCES MAY BE USED TO MAN SHIPS   Worst Maritime Tieup In Nation’s History Puts Problem Up to Truman.

NATION IS BIT BY ITS WORST : SEAMAN STRIKE      Maritime Unions Stand Firm In Refusal To Operate Vessels

Vessels Idle, Food Piles Up In Port Cities   Truman Faces Possibility of Calling Armed Forces to Operate Ships as Maritime ‘Freeze’ Threatens Wave Stabilization Plan.

Nation's Wage Stabilization Plan Threatened   Ships Lie Stranded In Every U. S. Port

Atomic Bomb Test May Disintegrate More Than Half-Billion Dollars. Worth Of Ships

EXPERIMENT  A-bomb Test To Cost About Half Billion  Expenses Include Fleet Targets, Pay Personne!

A-Bomb Test Is To Cost Half Billion   Experiment’s Value Greater Than Expense

A-Bomb Test Cost High ©      But Blandy Says Value Of Experiment Will Be More Than Worth It.

EXPERIMENTS VALUE MORE THAN COST   Guinea Pig Fleet To Cost Over Quarter Billion

Cost of A-Bomb Experiment in Pacitie  Estimated Over Half Billion Dollars

‘SEA TEST OF ATOMIC BOMB TO BE COSTLY   » Half-Billion Expense Held Secondary By Navy Experts

Sea Atomic Test to Cost Millions  Value of Experiments Greater Than Cost

A-Bomb vs. Warship Tests to cost High But Value to Be Far Greater Than Cost

DEFENSE OPENS IN DURANT CASE   Ask That Evidence Obtained At Sister’s Home Be Thrown Out As Illegal.

CHARGE RUSSIA WITH ‘LYING, INTIMIDATION   Soviet, Australian Paris Delegates Exchange Bitter Attacks

Conference Hears Hot Word Battle   Red Minister Renews Attack After Soviet Accused OF ‘Lvins’

Aussie Delegate Ac. cuses Molotov of “Ly_inp_and Intimidation,  Debate Waxes Violent.

REDS ACCUSED wm me BY      Delegate Says Fe. Enhanced By  Tactics

Russia Given Oral Rebuke By Australia   Molotov Answers With ~ Charges Of “Obstruction And Bias’

Australian Accuses Russia Of Lying And Intinidation   Russia Counters With Bitter Attack on Australia as the Two Nations Clash in Violent Debates at Peace Conference

Molotov Make: Bitter Attack On Australia  Two Nations Clash   Two Nations Clash In Violent Debate At Conference

Two Nations Clash in Hot Debates   U. S. and Britain Agree to Call Big Four Meeting

Peace Parley Delegates  Clash Sharply  Australian Accusec Of ‘Obstruction, Bias’ by Molotov

MOLOTOV CHARGES EFFORT 10 UPSET BIG-4 DECISIONS   Lashes Out at Tactics of Australians, One of Whom Accuses Russians of “Lying.”    REPARATIONS ISSUE _ HEADS FOR SHOWDOWN   United States Serves Notice at Peace Parley it Wishes to Be Heard Today on Question,

Bitter Verbal Battle Delays  Peace Parley   Molotev Flays Australia, Aussie Delegate Calts  Breseciam “i %.

Molotov Charges Bias in Angry Debate at Parley   Australian Delegate Declares Reds Lie, intimidate

NEW ATTACKS ON AUSTRALIA MADE BY REDS   Molotov and Vishinsky Team in Renewal Of Bitter Attack

Australian, Soviet Official: Swap Insults   Molotov Infers Aid By Some Other Nation Given Australia in Try To Upset Decisions

Soviet Takes u Allack on Australians   Molotov Renews Charges Of Bias, Obstruction  i - As Two Nations _ - *. Plpeek~

Supplies go to Lawrenceville   Whole Coramunity Too! Refuge From Flood In Town Cemetery

14 Lives Lost In Floods Over Central Penna   Williamsport Has 3,500 Registered For Red Cross Aid

Reds Edge Out MRP In Close French Voting   Democratic Constitution Bill Of Rights Approved At German Polls

BALLOTS CAST IN 4 NATIONS   Communists Win by Close Margin in France, Lose In Belgian Election

Communists Edge MRP in French Vote; German State Approves New Constitution

Senate Balks On Truman’s Labor Bill But OK Seen   Powerful Forces in Upper House Working Against Measure; May Pass By Mid-Week

Lay Aside Plan For Prolonged House Filibuster  Con ntempt Citatio  i ee   Contempt Citation Controversy Delayed For Voting On Moior Legislation

FILIBUSTER HALTED FOR VITAL BILLS   Two Congressmen Halt Dispute Which Had Threatened to Stop Legislative Machinery Up to Adiournment.

Filibuster In House Called Off Pro Tem   Rankin and Marcantonic Wrangle Had Threatened to Stop Legislative Machinery

Filibuster Might Delay Major Bills   GI Furlough Pay Bill Among Measures That Are Threatened By Dispute in House

HALT FILIBUSTER TO PERMIT HOUSE TO ACT ON BILLS   ROW THREATENED TO BLOCK GI TERMINAL PAY AND OPA FUNDS

FILIBUSTER, WHICH THREATENED HOUSE MACHINERY, ENDED  WAY CLEARED FOR BIG ISSUES TO BE VOTED REENRE ANIONPNMENT

Senate Contempt Citation Fight — Is Laid Aside   Way Now Open to Consider Major Bills, Which Had Been Sidetracked

Agreement To Allow Action On Major Bills   Rankin-Marcantonio Controversy Set Aside to Let Major Measures Come To Vote

Representatives Delay Filibuster   Rankin, Marcaiitonio Postpone Argument

Divorce Seen As Threatening  Our Democracy   Judge points out evils resulting from broken homes; children need love and «ecnritv.

Governing of Trieste Set   Western Powers Win Territory to Be Under UN Guardianship

Governing of Trieste Set.   "Western . ‘Powers Win — Territory to Be Under. UN: Guardianship -‘

Gen. Baker Denies He Issued Statement Criticizing Russian News Agency on Korean Issue

BRITISH SEIZE THOUSANDS IN TEL AVIV RAIDS   Impose Strict Curfew And Conduct House Tg House Search

fel Aviv Decupied By British   15,000 Troops Curfew;  Jews Arrested  ty the Hundreds

SUSQUEHANNA RIVER BREAKS TWO DYKES WATERS POUR INTO EASTERN FLOOD AREAS

[TWENTY DEAD JR MISSING IN “ASTERN FLOOD   Worst In Decade In Pennsylvania

Conner Estate Trial Delayed   Will Contest of Former Tipton Teacher Planned in Fall

Coriner. Estate Trial’ Delayed.   Will: Contest of Former ‘Tipton. Teacher Planned in Fall:

MEMORIAL SERVICES  FOR LATE PRESIDENT J   Honor Memory Of Late President Franklin Roosevelt

PLOTS HOAX TO TEST POLICE   Governor of Boys’ State Admits ‘Frame-Up’

Government Speeds Checks fo Vets   Where Payments Overdue To Man in School, Special Effort to Be Made

MARTIN KEEPS OWN COUNSEL   Governor Says He'll Dec Own Deciding on En tering Senate

Noted Republican Say: It Will Aid U.S. in Building Sound World Trade

Sees Loan As Necessary For  World Position   Foreign Affairs Chairman Says British Loan To U.  Q Trhtpreet.

GOP Leader © Urges British Loan Approval   Eaton ‘Says It Will Be in Interest Of America

APPEALS VOICED TO HELP BRITAIN   Result Uncertain As House Takes Up Big Loan

Republican Leader Seeks Approval For British Loan  U. S. and Britain Can Keep Leadership

Republican Leader Seeks Approval  For British Loan  U. S. and Britain Can Keep Leadership  Ae Daebmnmwe tba EComcse

REP, EATON ASKS LOAN APPROVAL   Adoption Needed, Asserts New Jersey Republican

-BRITISH LOAN— Republican Asks House  To Aid Ally   Says Credit Would Speed Up Recovery

Republican Asks House to Vote Loan fo Britain   Would Give Fund In Own Interest Eaton Contends

Leaders Work ToLine Up Needed Votes   Congressman Eaton Calls For Okeh Of Credit To Ally

William H. Falke Dies In Sioux City  Son Of Mr., Mrs. Henry Falke, Remse:

Artist Kills Self And His Family Of 3   Wife and Children of Johr E. Courtright Found Beaten and Stabbed ta Death

KILLINGS CLAIM FOUR IN FAMILY   Parents And Children Beaten And Stabbed In Beach Cottage

Goldstein Declares Dewey Has Given  Best Government   Republicans, He Declares Have Met All Crises Intelligently, Quickly

Deluge Sends Streams to High Stages   Rain Measures Up to 7 Inches in Some Parts of Missouri

Appropriations peing Slashed   House Appropriations Com. mittee Makes Huge Cut In Interior Department Funds

OHIO MINERS ~ JOIN STRIKE   TWENTY THOUSAND IN EAST ERN OHIO AND “PANHANDLE”  ‘MINES HAVE LEFT’ JIorS

Sub Drive Against U.S. Planned Earl;   Axis Agreed to Sink Ship: Without Warming

Axis Wanted To Kill U.S. Ships’ Crews   Order Sent Out to Sink Merchantmen With out Warning

Alton R.R. Will Drop 9 Trains  In Coal Crisis   C. B. & Q. to Cut Off Twenty of Its Trains

Minorities Protected by Parley Action   Peace Conclave Unit Votes Romanian Clause Over Russian, French. Slavic Objections

Equal Rights Clause Added "To Paris Paet   British Amendment Placec "> In Treaty for Romania Qver Red Qhiectian

4. Four Split. Oh Treaty Clause For. Minorilies   Russia, France Contend   Mscrimination Rule Not Necessory

BlG4 SPLIT ON ROMANIAN TREATY TEX]   First Division Comes On Amendment To Protect Jews

Peace Group Votes to Protect Jews  Romanian Treaty   Romanian Treaty Clause Adopted Over Objections

Peace Group Votes to Protect Jews   Romanian Treaty Clause Adopted Over Objections

ROMANIAN TREATY 3 CHANGED OVER SLAV OBJECTION   Clause Designed to Protect - Minorities in Country From Discrimination Adopted, 7 to 5.   FULL DEBATE VOTED ON TRIESTE PROBLEM   Statute for Projected Free Zone of Adriatic Port to be Drafted by 8Nation Group.

Clause Would Protect Jews   Peace Conference Votes on Romanian Treaty Amendment

ROMANIAN PACT - PROTECTS JEWS   Treaty Clause. Adopted Over Objections Of France And Russia

Lord Hood’s Proposal as to Romania Applies to 5 Treaties; Russia and France Beaten.

Conferees Vote  Aid For Jews   Romanian Treaty  Clause Splits Big 4

Peace Group Adopts Act To Aid Jews  Romanian Treaty Amend ment Accepted Despite

GROUP ADOPTS TREATY CLAUSE   Vote Is 7 To 5 Over Red Objection On Unit  To Protect Jews

The Medic’s Favor County Hospital   County Society Pass Resolutions Endorsing Project

Wants Body Of Hero Refurned To States   Widow of Capt. Kelly Pre , fers Burial in West  Point Grounds

Widow Of Capt. Colin Kelly, Jr., Hopes For Return Of Hero's Body

FOG BLANKETS ~ BROAD SECTION   ‘Highway Patrol Reports Visi. bility at 20 Feet in Northeast Oklahoma

Cross € ountry Flight Record Is Tiotienel  7.4 5 “2h ee Giants 2   Jet-Propelled Planes Fly 584.82 Miles An Hour

3 PLANES STREAK ACROSS COUNTRY AT RECORD SPEEDS   Fastest Flies From California to New York in 4 Hours, 13 Minutes and 26 Seconds.   ‘MAKES NO STOPS, AVERAGES 584 M.P.H.   Two Others Shatter Mark Set by Boeing B-29 Dee. 11— Three Ships JetPropelled.

3 Jet Planes Span Nation In Four Hrs.   Aireraft Crowd Speed of Sound To Crack Record

JET PURSUIT PLANES SET NEW RECORDS   Old Record Is Clipped Saturday By Over Hour

P-80s Slash Trans-U. S. Flight Time      Four Hours, 13 Minutes Required in Non-Stop Race Averaging 584.82 Miles During Hour

FLIGHT RECORN IS SET BY P-80   Jet-Propelled Ship Cuts Transcontinental Mark By Hour And Quarter

Jet Airplanes Fly Pacific to Atlantic 585 Miles an Hour   San Diego-New York Record Is Established In 4 Hours, 131. Min.

JET PLANES — Fliers Approach Speed of Sound In Long Flight Hop From Californic  To New York Made i 4 Hours. 13 Minutes

Three P-80s Crack Cross Nation Mark   One Jet-Propelled Plane Streaks Across in 4 Hours, 13 Minutes, 26 Seconds

Cross Continent At Speeds Near That of Sound   Two Planes Stop for Fuel, Yet Beat the Old Record

About: the Biggest Paying Business in Germany Is Collecting Cigarette Butts

Cigaret Butt Collecting, Becomes Fine Art in Tobacco-Hungry Reich

7,500 YANKS WANT “JO WED FRAULEINS   Gls Apply to Bring German Crtele tn 11S

FRANCE URGES CALLING TRUGE IN VETO FIGHT   Suggests Time Out to Digest Various Proposals for Changing Setup   RADICAL PLAN OFFERED!   Philippine Delegate Favors ‘Weighted’ Voting Rights for UN Members

ASKS A YES OR NO FROM IKE.   Service Bulletin Says He Shouitd State Flatly His Aims,

Fair Treasurer Makes Report  Income-Outgo   Preliminary Figures Indicate Association Is Not In Red This Year

County Treasurer Receives Cost.          a ye qlee aa «& ‘ a ith Mails State Draft to Treasurer John Edwards.

BIKINI ATONIC BOMB TESTS BECHN JULY       No Further Delay, President Says in Emphatic Statement

Pacific Bomb Tests Proceed  As Scheduled   President Announces Atomic Bomb Tests Will Begin Julv 1 As Planned   DECLARES TESTS VITAL TO NATION

Truman Says A-Bomb Tests otart July 1   President States Pacific Maneuvers Vital To. National Defense

UPENG WAY TO INCREASES IN MINERS PAY   Operation and Conditions of Work Up to Interior Sec’y Krug.

NO PROMISE OF WORK MADE BY MINERS. REPOR'   Circumstances Indicate Government May Settle With Lewis

Soft Coal Pits Seized By U.S.   Truman May Attempt To Make Contract With Union

GOVERNMENT TO MAKE TERMS ON WELFARE FUND   Await Miners’ Pledge to Work

ACTION SHOVES COA! OPERATORS ALIT AE PICTURE   Government Plans to Make Own Agreement With John L. Lewis   NO PROMISE TQ WORK   Whether Miners Will Balk at Truman Move Is Still Not Determined

TRUMAN ORDERS KRUG TO BEGIN OPERATION  OF INDUSTRY WED.  NO INDICATION GIVEN  YET THAT MINERS WIL c WORK FOR GOV'T

Instructs Krug fo Take Over on Wednesday   Miners Make No Promise to Work, White House Hints

No Promise Yet Miners Wil Work For Government   Administration Deal With John L. Lewis. le Hinted

Truman Plans Direct Parley With Lewis   Krug Will Assume Control for Government At Midnight

Interpretive ieenneteitimeeiematanaiiemeamemiamemmeeemeimemmenaneD 2  Relief, Immigration To Test World-Wide Cooperation Of U.S.

interpretive  —  Relief, ‘Immigration To Test World-Wide Cooperation Of U.S.

Truman Asks Congress fo Approve Plan   One Secretary Would Represen All Forces

@ FAUL MALLUN Democratic Intra-Party Mud Getting Steadily Thicker

Seeks To Stimulate Developments In Atomic Energy.  STATE COLLEGES HOLD CONTRACTS  Navy Retains Rights To Suggest Fields Of Development.

U. S. To Spend Millions In Research For ‘Buck Rogers’ Navy Of Future

Controversy On Overtime Is Revived   Miners Demand Overtime For Saturdays May Be Settled On National Basis

Prospects For Break In Coal Strike Dismal   New Snags Are Seen As Talks Renewed

Prospects For Coal Strike Peace Dim After Lewis Anc Operators Resume Parleys

No Sign Of Coal Strike End   Lewis Revives Issue Operators Thought Hed Been Settled

LEWKS REVIVES SETTLED’ SUE AT CONFERENCE   Resumption of Negotiations Shows Little Promise of Early Agreement   TALK WITHOUT PROGRESS   Parley Seems to Have Lost Ground Since Previous Recessed Deadtock

HOPES DIM FOR BREAK IN COAL STRIKE.   Operators Faced With Issue They Thought Settled

Prospects Wane For Settlement In Coal Strike   Negotiations Begin Again After Nineteen-Day Lapse

Coal Parley Strikes Snag On Old Issue   Overtime Question Revived by Lewis As Talks Resume

FAIR FOR EASTER   Forecaster Takes Chance on Long } Range Prediction

Ickes Calls Lewis America’s Hitler, Steelman “District 51” of Mine Union

ICKES BLASTS JOHN L. LEWIS   Union Chief Getting Too Big For His Breeches, House Group Told

Attlee Lays Plans To Free Burma   Churchill Attacks ‘Appalling Haste’

Teachers Plan Appeals To Leqistature   Program Adopted Includes Request For More Pay

United Nations Must Live Up To  F our Freedoms   United States Gives Notice It Expects Pledges To Be Lived Up To

TYPHOON RAGES ACROSS LUZON   Winds Of Hurricane Force Reach 115 Miles An Hour

Federal Judge Authorizes Shawmut To Discontinue Operations On  Fifty Miles Of Road To Cut Expense   Dortions ‘To Be Abandoned are North of ‘Bolivar, N. ¥., and South of Tlyde, Pa.; Line Operating at Loss of $10,000 Monthy

Baruch Seeks Quick Action On Atom Plan   Call for Vote on American Proposal  To Be Made Today

Pigeons, Sore Necks and a Tight Dress Play Big Part  In Miss America Contest

Tonight’s the Big Moment, If— Miss America to Be Namec   Othman Finds Problems at Paaéant

MHS. TOPS IN ENGLISH ATU OF .   Mattoon Graduates Rate High in Enrollment Bracket

PeaceConference Goes Backstage  Byrnes Devotes Time To Yugoslav Situation

Lewis To Reveal Wage Demands   Scheduled To Meet With Krug Today To Disclose New Formula

Dwindling Population of Northern Peninsula Causing State Concern

Gas Leak Blamed — For Cape Blast; Nine Lose Lives   Death Toll Mounts at List of Injured in Hospitals Reaches 31   PICK STRIKES PIPE IN FRONT OF STORE   Explosion Comes after Repairs to Damaged Main Had Been Completed

RESORT TOWN EXPLOSION KILLS NINE   Leaking Gas Caused Tragedy in Onset, Mass.

61 Injured As Gas Leak Is Set Afire   31 Victims Taken To Hospitals; Four Buildings Destroyed

EXPLOSION KILLS NINE, WRECKS TOW}   Leaking Gas Blamed For Cape Cod Blast

NINE PERSONS DIE AS BLAST ROCKS RESORT      Onset. Cape Cod Community Scene Of Disastrous Explosion.

NINE KILLED, 61 HURT IN CAPE COD EXPLOSION   Leaking Gas Is Cause of Blast In Ruzzards Bav Bown

Sixty-One Persons, Many of ‘Thera Tourlsts on Vacation, Thjured- Bi Blast — Explosion Caused  Leaking Gas Set Of by Spark.

9 Lose Lives In Gas Blast; Leak Blamed   61 Persons Hurt, 4 Buildings Ripped In Cape Cod Town

PUNCTURED GAS MAIN BLAST IN EAST KILLS 9   Cape Cod Resort Section Rocked By Explosion

NINE ARE KILLED IN RESORT BLAST   Furies from Broken) Gas Line Blamed: for Disaster

Nine Persons Die In Resort Blast   Leaking Gas Blamed for Explosion in Massachusetts

Some Donate, Some Spend for Victory—  War ltems Cover Wide Range   Othman Suffers Eye-Strain to Get the Facts —

Bandits Are Sought lin $60,000 Hold-Un   Ealtimore Victims Finally Admit July 4 Shotaun Robbery

TRAFFIC IN PHILLY IS STRANGLED   Walkout Causes Much Suffering—There Are Other Labor Troubles

Local Conditions Held Big Factor in Outcome Of Midwest Primaries

Internationalists Split in Midwestern Primaries: Local Conditions Credited

MOBS TERRORIZE BUTTE, MONT,      Child Wounded And Many Homes Are Damaged By Hoodlums

CITY OF OVER 40,000 BEING RULED BY MOBS   Some Women Lead Gangs In Destruction Of Private Homes

Lawless Hoodlums injure Boy, Wreck Homes, Stores  Windows Broken, Homes Invaded, Smashed   Windows Broken, Homes Invaded, Smashed By Husky Youths, Women In Butte Streets

Hoodlums-Hurf-Man, Damage Properties   At Least Ten Homes Are Damaged by Organized Ganas in Montana

HOUSE GIVES APPROVAL 10 PENSION HIKE   Lower Chamber Approves Key’ Measures Requested By  Governor.

G. . HOME FUND WINS APPROVAL IN OHIO'S HOUSE   $6,000,000 Housing Action And Boost In Needy Aid Handed To Senate

GI Housing Program, Benefit Hikes Pass Ohio “House. Go Betore Senate

27 Kurt In Crash Of Two Chicago Trains   Two Elevated Express Trains Collide at Belmont Station

Frost Blights  Virginia Fruit   Damage in West Virginia Not Yet Determined  ea eR 55-2:

World Series Will Be Resumed al Boston Today   Red Sox Will Use Ferriss Against Dickson of Cards

TO SLASH FOOD SUBSIDIES PLAN           Committee Also Favors. $h Cut in-Funds for’ Operation of OPA:

SUBSIDY-FOES— ~ MAKING GAINS   TO KNOCK OUT ALL SUB—--—_SIDIES-ON_MEAT_AND_—_— MILK

SAWMILL OUTPUTS MAY BE PLACED ON PRIORITY RATINGS   Lumbermen Against. Plan But .Expediter is Pressing for New Action

Housing Head  Wants Complete  Lumber Priority Producers Balk      Producers Balk At Proposition

One Prison Guard Is Slain; Others Are Being Held As Hostages   WEAPONS SEIZED FROM PRISON GUN GALLERY

Prison Guards Held By Armed Convicts  In Bid for Liberty   Vicious Gun Battle Reported in Progress h Alcatraz Island Prison; Twenty Marines Aid in Battle to Subdue Prisoners

ALCATRAZ RIOT - FATAL TO GUARD   Two Others Wounded As Desperate Convicts Fight Gun Battle On Bleak Island

PRISON GUARDS AT ALCATRAZ ARE PRISONERS   One Guard Is Killed: Running Fight Goes On In Shellroom

Guns Blaze On Bleak Island: Guard Killec   Desperate Convicts Make Reckless Bid for Freedom

Convicts With Machine Gun Riot af Alcatraz   Hold Guards Hostages; Marine Detachment Sent to Aid

  Mgay Births Last Year  County Population Is Still  On Upswing, Figures Show

Many Births Last Year  County Population Is 5ull On Upswing, Figures Shov

Gold Strike Thrills Fortune Hunters  In Southern Africa  Unusually Rich Vein Lures Throngs to Search for Wealth

To Discuss Increase in Steel Price   Million and Haif Men Idle on Account of Strikes—Fa vor Anti-strike Bill

PRICES OF STEEL, MEAT DISCUSSED   “WORKERS MADE IDLE REACH 1,526,000 —

President Calls Bowles For Talk On Steel Crisis   Locomotive Engineers To Take Strike Vote; Walkout Is Likely

Strike Fate Seen Resting On Prices   Bowles Meets Truman In Rumored Talks On Increases

Truman May Urge Steel Price Hike   OPA Chief Called Back For White House Parley; No Break Yet In Strike

LOOMS ON PRICE POLICY   President Talks With OPA Chief On Steel Price

HIGHER STEEL PRICES TOPIC OF CONFERENCE   Truman And Bowles Discuss Boosts; Meat Prices Also Being Studied   RAILROAD MEN WILL VOTE   Rail Strike Would Tie Up Traffic; Steel Mills Grant Increases

Also Schedules Conference With Fact-Panel   Steel Dispute Causes Cutbacks in Other Industries

CONFERENCE ON STEEL STRIKES SET TOMORROW   President Summons Ches: ter Bowles Back From Vacation

Byrnes Asks Peace Talks Next Month   Wants Load Taken Off Ministers, Handed to  21-Nation Meeting. 

FULL PEACE PARLEY JUNE 15 URGED AS MINISTERS DISAGREE  BYRNES RAPS DISPUTES OF REDS-WEST IN V-E DAY APPEAL FOR UNITY

Big Four Deadlock  Unsolved   Three Colleagues to Ask Governments About American Plan

BYRNES SEEKS NEW MEETING OF MINISTERS   Report Tells Of Plans For june Conference To Try For Treaties

Big-4 Ministers Concede Failure To Write Treafie:   Sec. Byrnes Suggests Shifting Burden To 21-Nation Conference

PROPOSES A SHIFT OF TREATY BURDEN   Suggested by Byrnes Wher Foreign Minister Coun cil Can’t Agree   TO 21 NATION GROUP

Byrnes Proposes Shifting Burden to Peace Parley   Molotov Holds Back on Proposal Made as “Big Four” Fail to Make Progress

Failure On Peace Pacts Is Conceder   Byrnes Asks Drafting Of Treaties Be Left T« 21-Nation Parley.

Paris Meeting ‘Appears To Be Breaking Up       Byrnes Proposes Shifti   Burden Of Dratting   Peace lo 2}.Nation Confercnee

WOULD SHIFT THE DRAFTING EUROPE'S PEACE TREATIES   Proposed Shifting From 4 Power Council to 21Nation Conference.    MEETS IN PARIS JUNE 15      Said Foreign Ministers of Britain, Russia, France, U. 8. Couldn’t Agree.

EFFORT FAILS; BIG FOUR GIVE UP THEIR AIM   Ministers Decide To Pass Peace Treaties to Conference Meet June 15

BYRNES WANTS TREATY ISSUES LEFT TILL JUNE   Reported To Favor Shifting Of Burden To 21-Nation Meetings At Paris

End To Paris  Council Seen      Meeting Of Foreign “Minis. ters Appears To Head For Breaking Up.

Would Deflect Burden From Foreign Chiefs   Suggests Paris, June 15; Concede Ministers Failing in Task

[Byrnes Proposes Shift op ‘Of Peace Treaty Burden   Would Give Responsibility To a 21-Nation Peace  Conference Scheduled to DR ete ee hee Bese: oe:

Byrnes Urges Peace Parley   Would Have 21 Nations Meet In Paris June 15 For Drafting Treaties

 _—-MINISTERS~ New Plans For Treaty  Byrnes Would Ask Aid Of 21 Nations

Deadlocked Group May Quit, Shiff Burden Elsewhere   May Enter Issues At 21-Nation Peace Conference June 15

May Shift Treaty Job   -- Byrnes Proposes Put_ting-Paety-Up to 21-"Nation Peace Parley

Draft Lewis, Miners, Plan   Suggestion is Made By Virginia Builder

HUSBAND FACES MURDER CHARGE   St. Clair Shores Mar Gives Himself Up; Wife Choked

State Liquor Official Demands Stricter Enforcement Of Laws By Local Police Authorities

REVISED OHIO POLICY PROMISED ON LIQUOR   New Enforcement Head Tc Back Local Officers

Children Urged to Avoid Food Waste And Help Starving   Nation Warned of Five Percent Drop in Meat Production

PUBLIC WARNED ‘OF MEAT SLASH   Government Appeals for Aid to Starving People of Europe

“Sacred Duty” To Help Europe-Asia   Appeal Follows Warning On Flour Situation

Judge Of District Court Hands Down Decisions Monday  Tye. > i hes te gf ‘iD Gin tho oe  a   ee ee ee ee ae  Divorce Granted; - Injunction Denied : Ta Bawa Ownar

Judge Of District — Court Hands Down Decisions Monday  rae wn.   Divorce Granted; Injunction Denied. To Farm Owner 

Woman Killed While Officers Peep Through Hole in Liverpool Ceiling

Byrnes Letter Favoring Compulsory Jurisdiction ‘Revealed in Washington

Arsonist Strikes In Higginsville; Church Fired   9 . . Investigations Pressed In Fires at Higbee, Other Missouri Towns

Mysterious Fire Sunday it Higginsville Highway Patrol  Investigating Fires, Burglaries

Labor Secretary Calls Conference  In Meat Strike   Effort At Settlement It Packing House Walkouts Is Scheduled At Capital   SUPPLIES IN MEAT SHOPS DWINDLING

MEETINGS ON PAY DISPUTES IN PROGRESS   TRUMAN EXPECTED TO -SUGGEST OWN SOLUTION OF STEEL DEADLOCK LATE TODAY

Truman to Offer Own Plan If Steel and Unions Don’t Agree  BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS

Ruth McArthur, Wayne Gower Wed  Bride Daughter Of Seney Residents

FOR POWER fi JAPAN VOTING   Independents Show Strength; Six Reds Win

> TURNER VISIONS: EASY CONQUEST AT THE POLLS   Speech by Gomer Smith ir Behalf of Coe Brings Quick Reply

Roy Turner Says He Will Be in Runoff With H. C. Jones  A Poor Second

=BEVIN BACKS RUSSTA— ~~ Meeting Delay Likely For General Assembly

Primaries in 2 States Tuesday  Maine Votes Select Nominees Today

Massachusetts, Michigan Will Vote Tomorrow  Primaries Lack  i ae

Morgan Asked To Quit Post   UNRRA Makes Demand After Statement of General

Report ‘That - Officer Had Voluntarily “Quit ‘Incorrect-“and General “Says He Will Not Resiun.

GIVE MORGAN QUIT NOTICE   UNRAA Operations Chief In Berlin Asked to Resign For Blast at Jews

UNRRA Asks For Resignation  Of Gen. Morgan   His Public Statement On Jewish Movement Results in Action

UNRRA Reauests  Morgan to Resign   Airing of His Views On Jewish Actions Hit

MORGAN ASKED TO QUIT FOR VIEW ON JEWS   Englishman, Chief O1 Relief Operations In Germany, Says  He Won't Quit

UNRRA WANTS MORGAN OUSTEL   Has Been Serving As Its Chief Of Operations In Germany

Special Session Plan Abandoned   Governor Decides Against Calling Indiana Assembly

No Special Session To  Be Called   Legislature Willi Not Meet To Change Law To Increase Grants to Old _ People, Needy Children and- Blind.

Special Session  Of Assembly Out   Governor Says Cost To State Would Be More Than Received

Schools Employ  New Instrumental Music Teacher Willard J. Burdeau,  World War II Vet Joins Staff Tuesday

N ew taal Music Teacher: ) : . Willard. J. Burdeau,  World War II Vet’ ~ Jame Craft Te dee

Twenty-F ive Passengers On Buss Are Hurt ‘When Vehicle Overturns

BELGIAN RAPS POWER SPLIT IN CONFERENCE   East-West Bickering Labeled Detrimental to Peace Negotiations

Belgian Leader Deplores Split At Peace Parley   Molotov as Chairman Poor Drawing Card

ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY ~ ON INTOXICATION €HARGE AND AS FINED $7.51

PLEADS GUILTY TO. iy aa “DISTURBING THE PEACE. ‘ AND IS FINED $7.56

Additional Passenger Cut Canceled   Lewis And Mine Operators Try To Speed Pere  manent Coal Peace.

Rail Freight Curb Lifted   Non-Essential Shipment Embargo Removed Due To Coal Strike Truce

REMOVE PARCEL POST, EXPRESS SHIPMENT BAN   Passenger Runs Still Cut 25 Per Cent: GM Cancels Work Stoppage

GOVERNMENT TO Lr STRIKE-FORCED BAN ON RAIL SHIPMENTS  PASSENGER CUT ALSO °

G. M. Cancels Shutdown Plan   Lewis, Owners Speed Contract Talk Under Truman's Prodding; to Hold Sessions Daily

Machines Failed to Replace Ground Soldier  Gen. J. L. Devers Makes Report  eee, OU Ee

Machines Failed to Replace Ground Soldier  Gen. J. L. Devers  Makes Report on War Activities

sfantry Had. - Fine Record   Doughboy Still on Top, Says . Gen, Jacob L. Devers in Official Report. 

Truman Signs Housing Bilt   New Legislation to Provide 100,000 Tempor ary Houses

President Signs $250,000,000 Bill For Vets’ Housing   laft Opposes Giving Wyatt Blanket Authority To Spend $600,000,000

Vets Housing Bill Signed By ieia   100.000 Temporary Homes to Be Provided Republicans Hammer At President's Plang

Truman Signs Housing Bill   Quarter Billion Provider  “To Aid Veterans

TRUMAN SIGHS MEASURE ON VETS’ HOUSING   Two Generale Stress Need To Keep Induction

VETS HOUSING ACT IS SIGNED BY PRESIDENT   $250 Million Program Set Up to Provide   Temporary Homes

100,000 Units Now Available; More In Sight   Truman Signs Measure For $250 Million Plan For Vets

New Top Hit In Hog Price   Record Is Set At Omaha; Chicago Prices Increase

Stock Production Meeting Is Set Fo Tuesday, Oct. 22   Session To Get Underway At 1:30 P M_ in Courtroom

To Feast In Thanks   Rescued Plane Crash Victims Will Keep Pact By Eating Dinner Together Thanksgiving

12 Survivors To Banquet on Thanksaiving   Together They Will Give Thanks for Their Dramatic Rescue After Crash in Swiss Alps

Rescued Group  Glad It’s Over   Look Forward Now To Real Thanksgiving After Disaster

TASK FINISHED ON HUNGARIAN PEACE TREATY   PACT FOR FINLAND  TO BE WOUND UP MONDAY

Conference Rejects Plea By America to Recuce Reparations By A jred Million  Del        Nears End

Hungary's Treaty Set   U. S. Fails to Get Reparations Cut, Conference Votes for Free Danube

Peacemakers Complete Treaty   Request To Cut Hungary's Payment Denied At Parley

Peacemakers Finish Hungary Pact, Deny Slash in Reparations   U. S. Defeated in Bid to Lower Payments to Reds, Slav States; Finn Treaty Coming Up Monday

U.S. Plea for Reparations Cul Rejected   Conferees Complete _ Work on Peace Treaty for Hungary

U. 5. LOSES FIGHT TO CUT HUNGARY'S REPARATIONS BILL   Peace Parley Rejects Plea fo. $100,000,000 Reduction in Amount Nation Must Pay.   WORK NOW FINISHED ON FOUR TREATIES   Completion of Finnish Pact Scheduled for Monday— Delegates Hold Final Meeting Tuesday.

Conference at Paris Finishes Hungarian Paci   Delegates Reject U. § Plea for Reduction In War Reparations

Hungarian Treaty Is Completed   Reparations Cut Sought by U. S. ls Turned Down

Conference Rejects Plea  For Revision   Hungarian Section of Danube Freed to Com. merce of All Nations Over Russian Opposition

Delegates Vote Slay Nations » War Damages   Reject U. S. Plea To Cut Amount From Hungary

Peace Parley Turns Down  U.S. Request   Work on Hungarian Pact Completed: Danube Is Opened

Russ Bloc Wins  Reparation Vote   Paris Parley Rejects U. S. Plea To Ease Hungarv’s Burden -

HUNGARIAN PACT GETS APPROVAL   Peace Conference Overrules U S. on Plea To Slesh Reparetions

Ua. LOE I HGHT TO GUT AEPARATIONS   Delegates Free Section of Danube in Winding Up Treaty Job.

Hold Man, 40, On $650,000 Theft Charge    Defalcation May Run As High as $900,000, Prose: cutor Says

SAYS $650,000 1S EMBEZZLED   Linotype Company Cashier Arrested At Miami Beach

Officers Check Hunter’s Story   Says They Saw Each Other Near Scene Of Murder

State GOP Adopts Platform   Links Democrats With Communists; Promises ‘Liberal’ Bonus to Veterans

Tojo Is Arraigned As War Criminal   By-Play Adds Comedy  To Indictment

IN MASON CTTY   Tojo Gets Slapped Twice on Shaven Head at War Trial

Bizarre By-Play ls Highlight of Court's Session   Pearl Harbor Premier ls Struck Twice on Pate by Nip Prisoner

Tojo Arraigned On 55-Count  Indictment Another Defendant, Shumei Okawa., Strikes

ARRAIGN TOO, EX-PREMIER AS WAR CRIMINAL   Tojo Strnck On Head Twice By Another Japanese Defendant

TOJO AND 27 OTHER JAPS ARRAIGNED   Ex-Premier Slapped On Pate By One Defendant

 Tojo Arraigned Today as a War: Criminal; Says He Is Still Sane 

TOJO SANE BUT IS FORGETFUL   HORSE-PLAY MARKS. INDICTMENT. TODAY

Tojo Claims He Is Sane, Forgetful At  Arraignment   Can't Remember Is Hi: Story as Jap Leaders Are Brought in Court on War Crimes Charge

TOJ0 1S ARRAIGNED AS WAR CRIMINAL   Other Militarists Are Accused Today at Tokyo Hearing.

TOO ARRAIGNED WITH 27 OTHERS   Pearl Harbor Premier Tells Reporters He Is Sane but Forgetful

RESOUNDING SLAPS ON TOJO’S HEAD BRING LOW COMEDY INTO TRIAL OF 28 JAP WAP cplmimare

SLAPST COURT LIVEN: ARRAIGNMENTS   Tojo Smacked On Pate By One Of 27 Other Jap Defendants

Canada-Moscow Split In Relations Expected  Release of Embassy Papers Novel;  Accused Legislator to Keep Seat

CANADA MAY CUT TIES “TO SOVIET   Neutral Diplomatic Officials Predict Drastic Action

CANADIANS MAY SEVER RELATION WITH RUSSIANS   Publication of Spy Data an Unprecedented Move

VOL. 65, NO. 73   Farm Training For Veterans Now Available Under G-I Plan   Agricultural Program To Work Through Co-operating Schools and Earns

Farm lrammg For War Veterans In Plymouth County  Local Committee In _ Charge Of Program For Ex-Servicemen

Japan Faces Starvation  —MacArthu   Commander Lists Problems in . Lerigthy Report

MUST IMPORT SUPPLIES TO SAVE LIVES   Names U. S.-Russian Korea Division Top Problem

GETS NEW JOB   Truman Puts Frances Perkins on Civil Service Board.

FARMERS ASKED 10 REDUCE FEEDING OF wnrS. BEEE PATTIE   Sec.. Anderson Doesn’t Want Milk Production to Suffer.   Told Farmers They Were I!advised About Holding Stock.

Asks Formers To Cut Feeding Of Hogs, Cattle, Chickens And Turkeys

Secretary: Anderson Asks Farmers To Shorten Feeding of Livestock

Cut In Feed Of Cattle Advised By Anderson  Milk Production Must Be Kept Up, Gar ratary Save

AS PRELUDE 10 HISARMAMENT   Referred to Political and Security Committee for Debate

Ban A-Bomb  Demand Before U.N. Committee   Soviet Demand For Worla Wide Ban On Atomic Bomb To Be Debated   RUSSIA INSISTS ON ‘INSPECTION’ VETC

ASKED BY RUSS AS PRELUDE 10 DISARMAMENT   Referred to Political and Security Committee for Debate

REDS DEMAND WORLD-WIDE HISARMAMENT   Want Atomic Bomb Banned; Debate Today

SEVEN BURN TO DEATH AT MARQUETTE .      Rooming House Fire Fatal to Seven Aged Men

CIO-PAC Lays Plans To Block Election of Republican President, Congress In 48

SOVIET. RUSSIA AIMS TO CONTROL AUSTRIA  ‘Unlikely to Favor Independence   AUSTRIA WITHIN RED RECTIRITY SPHERE

ussia Wants 0 Have Hand In ustrian Affairs         Austria Would Like To ecome A Member of The United Nations

RUSSIAN OBJECTION TO EARLY INDEPENDENCE FOR AUSTRIA IS ANOTHER INDICATION OF PLANS

Russia Aims To-Dominate Tiny Austria   Explains!Soviet Opposition to Framing of Treaty Which Would Restore Austrian Inqenendenrce

TITONKA LOST BALL GAME SUN. ~ TO WHITTEMORE   LEAGUE STANDINGS   SUNDAYS RESTILTS

TITONKA TAKES BALL GAME~NEXT SUNDAY FENTON   LEAGUE STANDINGS   GAMES NEXT SUNDAY

HARD PINISH SUITS? Pin Stmpes! Where? THE HOME STORE 173t!   CORSETIEREF

Bloody Upheave In Poland Seen As Possibility   Political Conditions In Country Reported Near Critical Point

Poland Faces Wave of Terrorism   Political Crisis Is Nearing Explosive Point

Horace Mann Has Schedules Ready   Enrollment Dates Are Set Building Getting Annual Painting, Cleanup

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HEAD ~~ MAKING LABOR EXPERIMENT   ‘COMPANIES TO WAVE PROFITSHARING SYSTEM AND EMPLOYES TO HAVE MANAGEMENT VOICE

WITH WORKERS   U.S. C. of C. Head Adopts New Plan in Own Enterprises

Attorneys Give Final Arguments   Ewing Trial Enters Final Stages; Defense Says Death Due Drunkenness

MUSCATINE BOY DIES OF BURNS   Investigate Boys’ Bonfire that Brought Daath ta Playmate

HELP PROMISED EX-G! HACKMEN   Chicago Mayor Declares Council Will Act On Taxi Licenses

14 BILLION FROM REICH   Byrnes Says Value, Direct and Indirect, Is Represented by Territory and Equipment the Soviets Have Taken.

BYRNES THINKS SOVIET ASSETS LARGE ENOUGH   Estimate: Territory, Equipment Gains of 14 Billions From Germany

Reds Receive 14 Billions From Germany   Byrnes Makes Statement As Ministers Meet

Unity Plea for Reich Put Off   More Received Than -Molotoy’s Demand for $10,000,000,000

Byrnes Charges Russian Grab  Of 14 Million   No Decision Reached On Proposal for Economic Unification of Germany

Byrnes Thinks That Taken From Germany   U. S. Secretary’s Proposal For Economic Unification Delayed By Soviet’s Request . For More Time To Study

Russia Already Has $14 Billion In Reparations  Byrnes Statement w™. §£et fe gf  _

Russians Took 14 Billion In  Various Forms   Demanded Through Molo. tev $10,000,000,000 In German Reparationa Earlier In Week   Admits Accurate Valuation Hard   Ministers Turn to Study Of Austria Without Reach. ing Accord On  Cc PITD12Aanye

BIG FOUR FAIL TO NEGOTIATE AGREEMENT   American Proposal On Germany Not Discussed   REVIVAL   Of Germany’s Peaceful Industries Is Favored By Secretary Byrnes

Reich Reparations To Soviets Total 14 Billion Dollars   Byrnes Makes Report On German Property Under Russ Control ~—=Still Seek Mora

Russia Has Receé: ved. 14 Billion [n Territor: . Re Equipment From Gé many

Soviet Reparation Already 14 Billion  Byrnes in Estimate After  Melerce Plea

Study Proposed But No Action Yet As Ministers Turn To Austrian Issue

Russians Receive Fourteen Billion For Reparations   Molotov Demand At Envoy Meet Brings U. S. Reply

Reds Got 14 Billions From Reich   Byrnes Makes Report After Soviet Demands More Reparations

U.S, RUSSTA NN CLASH OVER REPARATIONS   Byrnes Claims Soviet Has Received Billions in  Pronerty

Russia Has 14 Billion--Bymes   “10 Billion More-Aske« of Germany: Saar Issue Studied ;

Big Four Talk Reich Reparations      Byrnes Says Russia’s . Cut Already $14. Bil- . lion; Delay Decision on Unification of Germany

Byrnes Replies To Plea Of Reds   Economic Unity Of Germany Urged By Secretary

Russians Have Much Already   Demanding More Reparations of Germany; U. S. Out For Control Merger

Byrnes Hits Russians on Renarations   Reds Have Received 14 Billion in German Land, Secretary Says

Russians Have Topped Their Own Requests   Economic Merger For Reich Urged In US. Pronosal

Economic Unification Of Germany Proposed By Byrnes But Decision Was Not Reached

US Secretary Says Reds Have Received War Reparations  Difficult to Set Actual Valuation, Rurenac Acknowledaes

SAYS RUSSIA ALREADY GETS 14 BILLIONS   Byrnes in Estimate Of Territory, Ete., Taken from Germany

— BIG FUUn—  U.S. Zone Unity Plan Blocked   Secretary Cites East Germany Slice at Potsdam

Byrnes Proposes New Government Plan for Germany   Asks Allies to Break Up Zones , Establish One Central Government

Russia Has Received 14 Billions In Reparations, Byrnes Declares; > German ‘Unity’ Decision Delayec   American Cites New Territory and Equipment Directly or Indirectly. Under Soviet Control; Molotov Wants Time to Study Economic Plans’

SOVIETS GET $14 BILLION FROM REICH   Byrnes Points Out Territory Given Russia

TABLE NEW U. S. PLAN TO RESTORE GERMAN ECONOMY   BYRNES’ PROPOSAL TOPS THE AGENDA OF FOREIGN MINISTERS

Byrnes Lists Reich Assets Given To Reds   Says Russians Have Already Received $14,000,000,000 In Lands, Equipment

Byrnes Offers New Proposal (On Germany   Suggests 4-Power Supervision Of *Home’ Governmen

34,000 Start Walkout Early as Hope Flags   One Plant Lays Off 11,000 Employes; Glass Strike Ends

Truman Sees Little Hope Of Averting New Walkout   White House Awaits Tomorrow's Deadline When 750,000 Quit: Kaiser Accepts Terms

ABANDON HOPE OF PREVENTING STEEL STRIKE   750,000 Workers May Leave Their Jobs At Midnight

Hope to prevent nationwide steel tieup abandoned  Corporation acceptance of Truman proposal unlikely

US Soldiers to Get Scrip as Army Tries to Halt Black Market Moves

U.S. ARMY ISSUES NEW MONEY PLAN   Script To Be Used To Kill Cash Black Mart

GI's in Germany Will Be Paid Scrip Instead of Marks   ‘Action Taken to  End Black Market Activities---Too Much Money Leaving Zana

Gis In Europe Will Receive Script For Cash   Army To Make New Effort To Smash Black Market In Germany

TO USE SCRIP   Army Order Designed to Curb Soldier Black Marketing.

ARMY MOVES TO CUT OFF BLACK MARKET   Scrip To Be Issued Forces To Halt Profiteering

Army Takes Action to Smash Black Market by American Soldiers — Change Is Effective Tuesday.

To Issue Scrip To Americans In German Occupation Zone  Army Is After Black Market

OUT OF WORK   Steel and Auto Industries Begin Cutbacks and Layoffs

COAL STRIKE THROWS MANY OUT OF WORK   Steel and Auto Industries Begin Cutbacks and Layoffs

YMIAYORS IN FEUD BVER CONDITIONS IN THIS COUNTS   ‘Kaufman of St. Louis and Moerlein, Granite City, Exchange Remarks   ‘HONOR’ HELD IMPUGNED  East Side Mayor Declares Unfair Reflection Cast on Communities

Si. Louis-East Side Feud Flares in Open   Mayor of Missouri Metropolis Raps Neighbors’ Corruption

Wreckage Found In Remote Sector  Of Florida; Had  Been in Maneuvers

30 Killed in Crash of 3. Navy Planes   Two 4-Moter Bombers And Smaller Craft Crack Up in Florida

Navy Officer, Pianist Wite Die on Brida   Four-Car Crash Fatal to Couple; 3 Others Injured

SOLEMN MASS ATTENDED BY UN DELEGATES      Service Conducted To Seek Guidance For Assembly Meet

U.N. Delegates Attend Solemn Pontificial Mass  Russians Occupy Pew D rectly In Front Of American Delegation

U. N. DELEGATES ATTEND SERVICE   Polyglot Group Hears Mass Asking Divine Guidance for Assembly

AFL PLANS TO DOUBLE SAILOR-PICKETS AT SAN FRANCISCO AND ADD REPAIR YARDS TO STRIKE

GURRAN'S MOVE EASES TENSION, BARS VIGLENGE   Partial Resumption of Work Breaks Stranglehold on Nation’s Shipping   ClO STRIKE CONTINUES   Only About 16% of Ships in Stoppage Are Worked by Members of AFL

CIO Union, However, is Still “Out” at New York City; 3000 Men Expected at Posts Tonight.   SOME PICKET LINES ARE WITHDRAWN

CIO Relents On Picketing AFL Vessels   Fears of Violence End with Decision By Union Chief

Men Stream Back to Work On N. Y. Docks   C.1.0. Calls Pickets Off AFL Vessels in East Ports

AFL MARITIME WORKERS READY TO GO TO WORK   CIO Orders Pickets Of AFL Vessels Off Duty: Other Ships Not Affected

AF of L Seamen Return To Work Strikers Limit Picketing To Ships With C10 Contracts

AFL SEAMEN ORDERED BACK TO OWN SHIPS   CIO Withdraws Pick. ets From AFL Ships

FIRST BREAK IN SHIPPING STRIKE AFTER 13 DAYS   Many Ships Being Loaded; 3000 Men  5 he ee en  2. ee

NMU Calls Off Pickets From Vessels Holding Rival Union Contracts

All Ships Under Contract To AFL Workers Manned   CIO Pickets Pulled Away From AFL Ships

AFL Seamen Start Work On Old Jobs   CIO Withdraws Pickets, Ends Threat Of Clash

LONGSHOREMEN  AND SEAME ,  BACK ON SHIPS UNDER col N’ TO THEM; CIO. VIOLENCE ~ 5 THREAT REMOVED  So

FIRST BREAK IN PARALYZING SEAMEN STRIKE   NMU Orders Its Men To Stop Picketing Ships Of SIU Today

A-BOMB SPIES— Continued on Page Tw   Peron Still Holds  Commanding Lead

PERON LEADING IN VOTE RACE   Argentina Candidate Has Overwhelming Lead

GM Strike in 107th Dav.   Peron Ahead as Fifth Of Ballots Counted

Mikhailovitch Signed Truce With. Germans   Yugoslav Leader Denies Charge’ Of Collaboration

Mikhailovitch Pleads Innocent Befere Yugoslav Military Court .   ONCE PRAISED FOR GERMAN RESISTaner   Admits Sending Delegation To Nedic But Denies y Acreement

COURT SCANS MURDER CASE 14 YEARS OLD   HIGH TRIBUNAL TO RULE ON RIGHTS OF ADRIAN BOY

POISON DEATH CHARGES FILED   BOY SAYS JEALOUSY OVER JOB CAUSED HIM TO POISON COMPANION AT  COLUMBUS .

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All in The Various Communities  CIEANED RY SCRIRES

ay Ene ~ Ve Tra Rigger t 72-262 7 e* * * il * * CO. keene A De ncinal Aim

The Texas Poll  Jester Holds Commanding Majority of Texas Voters

‘Survey Is Made Of Voters Over State Jester In Lead For Run-Off. Poll Shows

Labeled Aspirin, Bayley Reports   Full Investigation Launched; Children Victims of Disease

Postmortem Planned On Two Who Died   Medicine Came From School Of Pharmacy At U.W.; Await Report From Minnesota U.

Legion In Plea For New Draft  Says World Is ‘Armed To Teeth’ Today

Charge Is Made That 300,000 Men Were Forgotten in Draft   Story Is Told Senate Committee by Army Man In Selective Service

U.N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY SET FOR SESSIONS   President Will Address Delegates at Opening Session of New Meet   INDIA AND SOUTH AFRICA DISPUTE IS DISCUSSED

DELEGATES GIRD FOR UN MEETING   Converge On New- York For Opening Of Assembly

DIPLOMATS SET FOR UN MEETING   Truman Will Welcome Assembly on Wednesday

SHAPING POLICIES FOR UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY   q ee Diplomats From Over the World Called. Advisers Together Today.   SESSION IS WEDNESDAY   President Truman Will Be the Welcoming Sper “qf at Flushing Meadow Park.

Diplomats From Afar Gathering   Hundreds Arrive In New York For-U. N. Open ing Tomorrow.

Diplomats Gather for IUN Assembly   Last Minute Conferences Held Prior 10 Opening Address To Be Given by President Wednesday

UN DIPLOMATS BRIEF STAFES   Last-Minute Meetings Prepare for Assembly Opening Tomorrow,

Shaping Policies  For UN   Diplomats From Over The World Arriving For Assembly Which  Opens on Wednesday

U. N. Delegates In Last Huddles Before Assembly   Late-Comers Still Arriving To Attend Conference; Truman To Speak

.ast-Minute Conferences Are Babe Safe Af deld By Diplomats of World 4 Night In We

U.N. SESSION WILL BEGIN WEDNESDAY   World Diplomats Converge On Crowded New York   TRUMAN   To Make Welcoming Talk At Flushing; Austin Heads U. S. Group

World Diplomats in New York City For UN General Assembly Meeting

From All Over World  UN Delegates Streaming Into New York For Assembly Meet

—U, N. OPENINGPlanes And  Ships Carry U.N. Chiefs  General Assembly Opvenz Wednecdav

Get Ready For U.N. Opening    General: Assembly Of United Nations Opens at Flushing Meadow Tomorrow

Diplomats Gather For NY Opening Of UN Assembly   President Truman Will Address First Meeting Wednesday

U.N. DELEGATIONS SHAPE POLICIES FO! ASSEMBLY OPENING   By CHARLES A. GRUMICITY

Pres. Truman to Deliver Welcome Address Wednesday; S. Africa-India Wrangle Up

DIPLOMATS IN LAST-MINUTE CONFERENCES   World Leaders Set For Opening Of UNO General Assembly In New York

Diplomats Gather For UN Opening   Last - Minute Conferences Occupy Delegate’s Time in Preparation for First Session Tomorrow.

ENVOYS READY TO OPEN MEET   Diplomats Hold Last-Minute Conferences On Policies

Nations Map UN Strategy  As Assembly Parley Nears   India, South Africa Wrangle Predicted On Eve Of Meeting

UN DIPLOMATS PREPARE FOR FIRST SESSION   Rush Last-Minute Changes Before Truman's Speech Wednesday Afternoon

World Diplomats Converge on New York For Onening of UN General: Assembly

DIPLOMATS GiRD FOR UN PARLEY   More Envoys Arrive in Gotham For World Assembly; Truman To Speak

Frame iar To Show. World   » Last Minute Talks  aes Call  Staffs  te fore UN Assembly   “ANTAGONISTS ARRIVE   Sparks Expected: When Mrs. Pandit and Smuts Talk . of India and Africa 

 Diplomatic Staffs Prepare Policies Which Will Be Presented to UN Session

Holding Last Minute Conference . . «  United Nations Assembly Will  Open ‘Tomorrow

Delegates Arrive: For  U N’ ‘Assembly   Iptimistic Atmosphere Prevails As Opening Awaited Tomorrow.

World Diplomats Converge On New York For United Nations General Assembly

Diplomats Are Ready for UN Sessions   General Assembly Will Open Wednesday; Truman Is to Speak

[World Diplomats Converge  On New York For Opening Of U. N. General Assembly Sessior      President Truman To Be Welcoming Speaker Tomorrow At Opening Of Meetine

Diplomats Arrive in U. S. For Opening Wednesday  Of UN General Assembly

Britist Troops Stage Search   Make House To House Survey In Jerusalem; Arrest Five Jews

New Rules Hold Jerusalem Tenses  Tents Are Erectet   Barbed Wire Enclosure: Are Being Erected  Near Government Buildings

Tense and Nervous Fortres: Made of City, as Soldiers  Broaden Restraints   EBORRID SHIP. LANDINGS

JERUSALEM IS TENSE, NERVOUS FORTRESS; HOUSES SEARCHED  IMPOSITION OF NEW SECURITY MEASURES OCCTIE

France to Ask Credit of U.S.   Blum Due With Bid For $2,500,000,000

Blum Will Seek Two Bilions in  Credit from UJ.$   Former Premier Due Wed. nesday With Pledge of Anti-Inflation Effort

Aged Blum Comes To States Bidding For French Credit   Brings Gouin’s Pledge of Legislation To Halt Inflation

BLUM T0 SEEK I-/, BILLIONS INU. S. CREDITS   Dean Of French Socialists Will Pledge Financial House-Cleaning

BUTTER MAKERS URGE CONTROLS   Government Is Asked Tc ~ Restore 4 Wartime   age ner Limitations

NKNUPTIALS HEL   Young Couple to ‘Make Home in Sioux Falls,  +S. Dak.

THREATENED STEEL STRIKE POSTPONED WEEK AND TELEPHONE STRIKE FOR THIRTY DAYS

PHONE UNION ORDERS DELAY OF 31 DAYS   Steel Walkout Put Off for Week; Others Still on Schedule

Boss of Emperor's Purse Forced Out   Household Minister Has To Go Under MacArthur's Political Purge Order

Macs Directive Forces Resignation Of Ishiwata. Member Emperor's Staff

PURGE FORCES ISHIWATA OUT   Man Who Controlled Emperor's Purse Forced To Resign

Brewster Opposes  ‘One-Man Show   Would Send Investigator at Once to American Occupation Zone

Gouin Tells Assembly He Hopes To Include British In Franco-Soviet Pact

President Explains Why Lend-Lease To Chinese Still Deemed Necessary

U. S. Spent $300,000,00¢ Transporting Chinese Troops After Japs Quit

Transportation of Chinese Was Costly   Cost $300,000,000 to Take _ Armies by Air to Positions In Japan.

President In Enumerating Expenditures Disclosed $300,000,000 Spent On  Chinese Armies. ed

Truman Relates Chinese Army Transport Cost   Lend-Lease Use To Disarm Japs Shown in Report

Lend Lease Cost Put at 49 Billion  President Submits Twenty-second Report

That Sum Spent Transporting Koumintang Party Troops to Communist' Area Where Communists Had Held Back Jap Hordes; Munitions,, Equipment Also Given.

U. S. Spent 300 Million Shifting Chinese Armies   ‘Truman Explains Big Expenditure After V-T Dav in Report

300 Million Lend-Lease To Fly Chinese Armies   President Says. Total Aid To AIL ‘Countries: 49 Billions; /.Britain,: Russia Top. List

COST 3300,000,000 TO MOVE CHINESE   TRUMAN BEVEALS WHAT U. 8S. WAS OUT IN TRANSPORT. ING FOUR ARMIES,

‘Truman Reporls On Lend-Lease   U.S. Paid $300 Million To Aid  Chinese fp Disarming Japs

Truman Reveals Big Lend-Lease Aid To Chinese   300 Millions Spent In Air -Ferrying Armies After V.. Davy.

$49,096,000,000 in Lend-Lease Aid Was Given U. § Allies. President Reports

Post V-J Day Aid To China Proves Costly   $300,000.000 Needed To Transport Troops By Air To Disarm Japs.

‘VAST EXPENSE OF AMERICAN AID TO CHINESE, OTHER LEND-LEASE EFFORTS REVEALED BY PRESIDENT      BIG FOUR MEETING IN PARIS RATED AS ONE OF MOST VITAL BY FOREIGN AFFAIRS ANAT YST

Ask Congress Quiz Gen. lke On GI Protest   War Department Puts Eisenhower Speedup Orders Into Action

PROPOSALS TO CUT STRENGTH ARE ADVANCEL      EISENHOWER MAY BE CALLED BEFORE COMMITTEE TO TESTIFY—TROOP DEMONSTRATIONS NOT ‘ _WALTED

Johnson Would Question ‘Ike’ About Slowdowr   ‘Solemn’ Promises Being Repudiated, Coloradoan Claims

Army Chief Mav Tell of  Slowdow n   senator Charges Repudiation of Discharge Promise

ACCIDENTS COST 96 000 LIVES IN UNITED STATES LAST YEAR; OVER 110 MILLION INJURED IS REPORT

96,000 Persons Die Accidentally In U. S. In 194:   Over 10 Million Injured; Report Economic Loss Over 5 Brion Dollars

National Safety Council Reports  1945 Accidents Cost 96,.000 Lives

LIFT CONTROLS _QN-MANY-ITEMS   OPA ALSO ANNOUNC®S.RISE:IN PRICE OF FLOUR BUT SAYS BREAD 18 NOT AF-. FECTED

‘UPA HEMOVES CEILINGS "FROM NEARLY 100 ITEMS   Flour Boosted 20 Cents Per Hundred Pounds   ALSO SUGAR INCREASE

PRICE CONTROL ON OG TEEMS   1 line Pat 1s   By WILLIAM UMSTEAD INS Staff Correspondent

Price Of Flour Will Be Boosted   O. P. A. Also Plans Te Au thorize Increase In Ketail Price Of Sugar   CONTROL TAKEN OFF OF MANY ITEMS

UR T0 GO UP DER CWT. NICHTEALL   fall Sugar. Price ta . Boosted Before  wiat Week

Flour Price Boosted as OPA Lifts: Controls from Scores of Articles

Roberts Quits Progressive Job  Chairman Plans to Rejoin Republicans

Jowa   Senator  Gains Gor G.6./.   Enough To Win House But Not. The Senate

Announced by allied headquarters  Ronart leaders   Report leaders being rounded up

Iran Pleads For Help in Red Dispute   Asks Security Council for Aid in Combatting Rus sian “Interference’’

Reds Challenge Iran Appeal To UNO For Help   Russian Delegate Says Plea Comes From Defunct Government

Formal Request for Intervention Made to Council   B.t Soviet Delegate Sees Charge as One From ‘Defunct’ Rule

IRAN APPEALS FOR UNO HELP AGAINST USSR   Direct Negotiations Start as Council Delays Action

GE'Grocer Helc TE For Attack (On Girl, 7   Say Spokesman Represents Defunct Government 

INTERFERENCE BY RUSSIA IS CHARGED   Moscow Spokesman Immediately Challenges Delegate’s Action.

tran’s Plea  Is€ hallenged  By Russians   Soviet Says Appeal Made By Government No Longer In Existence

Soviet Chief Challenges U.N. 0. Appeal   Security Council Is Asked to Allow Direct Negotiation

Russians Ask UNO To Drop  Iranian Action   Soviet Delegate Says Appeal Is Made By Defunct Premier   ACTION PROMISED   Red Official Asserts Direct Parley Will Be Undertaken

RUSSIA GREETS IRANIAN PLEA   Delegate Seeks Help In Banning Reds’ Interference

PER CAPITA PAYMENT  FOR TEXAS SCHOOLS  INCREASED BY BOARD EACH SCHOLASTIC GRANT  $35, WITH ADDITIONAL BNNCT MAKING TOTA! @41

BITING NORTH WINDS HIT STATE  Cold Air Mass Settles Over Texas Like Ice Pack Today

Reject Ceilings On Old Houses   Committee Leaves Provision for Controls On New Houses” -

Ceiling On Old Houses Refused By Committee   But Banking Group Leaves Price Control On New Homes In Bill

CEILING ON OLD HOUSES IS REJECTED   Banking Committee Rejects Proposal Of Administration

House Committee Turns Down Price  Limits Old Houses   But Retains Provision for Controls: On New ~ Homes.

Plan for Ceilings On Old Houses Is Defeated Today   Administration Loses By Vote of 14-11 In Banking Committee

Reject Proposed Price Ceilings ‘On Old Houses   Banking Committee Kills Administration ‘Suggestion; Control New Home Cocic

PLAN FOR CEILINGS ON OLD HOUSES NOT VOTED BY COMMITTEE   NEW HOMES TO BE - UNDER GOVERNMENT PRICES. HOWEVER

TWO PRESIDENTS TO JOIN IN PLEA FOR STARVING   Hope of Starving Millions Lies im Response of Average Americans.

Truman, Hoover ToDisscus: Food Emergency In World: Wide Broadcast Tonight

Mine Workers Policy Grouip Meets Lewis   “Break” In Strike Situation Said To Be Possible

Kid’s Day, Third Day Are On August 16, August 17   HAVE FINE PROGRAMS

‘Kids Day’ On Friday, Third Day Programs On Saturday   PROGRAMS THREE DAYS

NEW CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR   FORMER LEGION COMMANDER TO MAKE RACE

Con nfusion ‘Looms in Primar "y as  New Kelly Lnters Governor Race

State Witness In McKay Case ls Questioned  Put Pressure On Richard Haynes

RELATES HIRING ‘OF CONFESSED GRAFT PLOTTER   Grilled By Both Sides On Choice of Words

ROT SURVIVORS PUT IN SOLITAR'   Three Survivors of Alcatras Mutiny Expected to Be indicted for Murder

Riot Leaders Are Held at Alcatraz   3 Placed in Solitary; Murder Charge Prepared

Three Alcatraz Convicts Placed In Solitary   Investigation Under Way to Determine How Manv Others Involved

Officials Probe Prison Riot on Alcatraz Island   Three of Ringleaders Killed; Three Others In Solitary Confinement

PEACE REIGNS OVER ALCATRAZ AFTER BATTLE   Three of Leaders Placed In Soli tary Confinement After Surrender

Three Convicts Confined After Prison Battle   Locked Doors Foiled Escape, So Six Began Fighting

Sullen Peace Reigns AfterAlcratrazMutiny   Bloody Outbreak Costs Five Lives; FBI Prohes Evidence For Grand Jury

Peace Reigns at Alcatraz— Three Convicts in Solitary Confinement

Sullen Peace Reigns Over Alcatraz Prison   Three Conviets in Soli. tary Await Possible Indictment

PEACE REIGNS AT ALGATRAZ U. §. PRISON   Mutiny at West Coast Federal “Rock’ Costs 5 Lives — 14 Guards Wounded.

“ITENSE SILENCE REIGNS AT ALCATRAZ: 9 CONVICTS MAY EACE INDICTMENT EOD MUPRER

Surviving Rebel Convicts at Alcatraz Face Possible Murder Charges for Part in Mutiny That Took 5 Lives

FB. LL Agents Searching for Evdence which U. 8. Government Plans ‘ty Lay Before Grand Jury.

ALCATRAZ NOW UNDER SULLEN PEACE:   Death Toll of Revolt Put  At Five

TROOPS’ MOVEMENTS ‘BLACKED OUT’ AGAIN   Bid To Protect Families Of Men Cited As One Reason

Army Reimposes + Troop Blackout   Movements and Location of Large Units Will Not Be Announced

Abducted Girl Found Alive ai Terre Haute   Parents Fly to Daughter; Maid Wanted to Adopt Child

Abducted. Girl Found Alive a Terre Haute —   » Parents Fly to ; ~ Daughter; Maid Wanted -to Adopt Child - - 

SAYS FEPC BILL SETS UP LACKEY   ia diaialae thatitalinsichnasti estan oeetn eemesiimenmel  Russell Claims Board Could Order President Around

Yugoslays Plan Elaborate Trial for ‘War Crimes’ of Archbishop Stepinac, Leader of 2 Million Croatian Catholics

TRIAL OF BISHOP STIRS CATHOLICS   Elaborate Plans Made by  Yugoslav Regime

Yugoslavs Prepare To Try Archbishop   War Crimes Cave Again ( Steminac Expected To Prove Of Great International Interest

Cochran Signs Full Confession In Jenkins Death   Is Arraigned on Double Charge of Ist Degree Murder

U.S. Officers Face Accusation of  Cruel Punishment  Charges Also Includ en —

U. S. Officers Face Accusation of Cruel Punishment  — Charges Also Includ  Malfeasance, Army  Prosecutor De clares

STRIKE VOTED MAY 1 BY OHIO FARM GROUP   300 Licking Residents Back Move In War On OPA

_ FARM STRIBE— Farmers To Strike May ]  Abolishment Of OPA Is Sought

Mining Association Urges. Defense Metal Stockpile,  Fasier Finaneimo of Mines

MEAT STORAGE —CHECKUP- MADE   OPA RULES THAT STEEL COM. ~~ PANY CANNOT BUY STEERS AND GIVE MEAT TO EM PLOYES. .

FRANK Hi LAKE HEADS CLUB IN BUCKINGHAM   Other Officers Are Elected At Meeting of Farm Club   PROGRAM BY KIDDIES

HERE AND THEREIN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tx All in The Various Cammunities

RELATES HOW HE STRANGLED LITTLE GIRI   Tries to Indicate, However, That He Was Sleep-Walking

BRITISH SEEKING REAL WITNESS 10 HITLER'S SUICIDE   5S Sergeant Reported to Be Only Survivor Who Saw Suohror Mia

‘Term Marked By Numerous Crises   Led Nation In Thanksgiving For End Of Wars

Truman President  One Year; Tf Called Weak by’é aici »  But He Has Courage, ; Good Intentions .

TRUMAN FINDS FIRST YEAR IS TOUGH ON PLAN   Fails To Conquer Coalition, Sees Reconversion Hopes Smashed

Truman’s First Year In White House Is Tougl   PRESIDENT TOOK OATH OF OFFICE AFTER FDR’S DEATH

Truman Round: Out First Year As President   Faced Succession Of Crises Since Death of Roosevelt

TRUMAN ENTERS HIS SECPIND YEAR IN WHITE HONE   First 12 Months as Chief Executive Marked by Series of Crises   MANY NEW DEALERS OUT!   Although Trying to Hew to} Roosevelt Policies, His Opposition Is Strong

Truman Ends Stormy Year As President   Chief Executive Undertook Momentous Job Upon Roosevelt's Death

Old Hearing On Pearl Harbor Nears Close. Pauley Nomination ds Still Doubtful

STATE POLICE TRYING PLAN TO INTERCEPT CARS   Drive On To Force Transporters Of Stolen Autos Te Bypass Maryland

State Police Stopping Cars   Autos In Transit Being Checked To Learn If Stolen

HOUSE COMEDY : =SLATED-TODAY   FEARLESS JOB HOLDERS CALL DEVER TO PROVE THEIR BRAVERY IN DRAFT PROBLEM

@ FEren VOU  Supporters Chuckle Over Word Juggling in Emyloyment Bill

@ PETER EDSON   Supporters Chuckle Over Word Juggling in Emyloyment Bill

Mine Seizure May Save Government's Wage-Price Policy   Krug Says He Will Keep Any Wage Increase Within Limits Allowed Bv Bowles.

Wage-Price Policy May Be Saved By  Seizure of Mines   Fears of Government Officials Eased By President’s Order

Price Economy Collapse Held Less Possible  With Seizure   Officials Say Odds Avains} Shattering - Miners’ Agreement

Seizure Changes Strike Picture  Lewis Must Confer _ With Goverament

Lewis Must Now Deal With Government on Wage and Welfare Fund  Ber . égpee i, BRE      May Affeet Many   eh RN meee     Higher Coal Prices May Hit Many pen Uz S.  We es

Claim Mine Seizure Lessens Possibility Strike Might Scuttle Wage-Price Policy   Officials Point Gut That John L. Lewis” Now Has To Deal With The Government

BRADLEY URGES NEW SCHEDULE TO AID 120,000   General Is First Witness To Be Called As House Starts Hearings   WANTS INSURANCE CHANGE   Backs Rankin Bill For Policies On Par With Those Of Private Companies

BRADLEY SEEKS DISABLED VETS PENSION- BOOST   Legal Technicality Blocks New Schedule, V. A. Chief Declares

Pension hicrease For Disabled Gls Asked by Bradley   Seeks Approval of Legisla tion Removing Technical Barrer

Bradley Requests Pension Raise Fo1 Disabled Veterans   Tells Congress’ Legal Technicality Blocks New Schedule

Bradley Seeks Law To Raise Veteran Pensions   Legal Technicality Blocks Inauguration of  Disability Pay Schedule

VA Chief Asks Raise  In Pensions   Bradley Says Legal Technicality Blocks Inauguration Of New Schedule

Bradley Launches Fight in Congress fo Increase Disabled Vets’ Pensions

BRADLEY WOULD BOOST PENSIONS OF DISABLED VETS   Administrator Asks Congress to Clear Way for New ts Selle adn s Bes,

Vet Pension Boost Urged   Bradley Asks Congress Change Present Plan

Bradley Urges Higher Pension For Disability   Vets’ Administrator Also Asks Revision Of  Insurance

BRADLEY ASKS HIGHER VETS PENSIONS  Seeks Greater ~   Seeks Greater Aid for the Disabled

‘VA Director Wants Congress to Erase Pension Technicalitv   Says New Disability Pay Schedule Blocked by Legal Difficulty

BRADLEY ASKS PENSION HIKE FOR DISABLED   Californians Demand More Hospitals For Veterans

BRADLEY URGES _ HIGHER PENSIONS   Legal Technicality Blocks In auguration of New Policy

Army Wives Will Find Life In Berlin Easy With No Worries About Rent, Food Prices Low

No Housing Problem  Army to Toss Out Germans to  Make Homes for Yanks’ Wives

TOKYO PROTESTS IGNORED BY ARMY, COURT INFORMED   Former Premier Testifies Cahinet Powerless in. Manchurien Incident

Ouster Precedents — Keep Bilbo In Study   Three Senate Committees Ponder Reports On Campaign And Contracts

she Il Be 92 Years Old lomorrow  Mrs. Anna Steigerwalt Recalls Pioneer ‘Boom Days’ in Carroll

She'll Be 92 Years Old Tomorrow. oe Mrs. Anna Steigerwalt Recalls Pioneer ‘Boom Daus’ in 1 Carro L  

Gates Making Two Requests At Capital   Seeks New Flood Control Project, Wakeman Hospital

Gates Urges State Use of Wakeman Unit   Says Construction Of Flood Wall at  Cannelton Should Be Started at Once

Secret Diplomacy Looks Like Open. Forum When Lewis And Krug Confe:   Nary A Word Comes From Conferences Between Mine Union Chief And Interior Secretary While Country Waits To See If There’ll Be Coal Strike.

MATTOON GETS ADDITIONAL BUS SERVICE   “Industrial” Route in Operation; Firm Has Three New Coaches

FREIGHT RATE SLASH SOUGHT      Eastern Interests Are Under Attack

Contempt Citatior Given Contractor   Fields Fails to Find  Record of Purchase

Inquiry Hits WAA Policy   Key Witness Claims ‘Lapse of Memory As Conversation Question Asked

Brifish, Russian Tiff Seen Over ltalian Colonies   Dispute Proposal For Trusteeship In Tripolitania

Big 4 Faces Disposition Of Colonies   British And Soviet Interests Expected To Clash

Big 4 Review Question Of Italy Colonies   Foreign Ministers Discussion Disposition Of Colonies In Afpiea.   INTERESTS CLASHING

‘Big Four’ In Crucial  Italy Talks   Future OF North African And Dodecanese Isles Belonging To Italy On Paris Agenda

Foreign Ministers Talk Italian Colonies Today  Disposition of Islanc   Disposition of Islands And North African Holdings Is Discussed

Britam and Russia Expected to Clash Over Disposition of Italian Colonies and the Dodecanese Islands.

AFRICAN ISSUE BEFORE BIG 4   Ministers Enter Crucial Session of Conference

British-Soviet Aims Cross In Region   U. S. Propeses Broad Powers To Insure Peace

MEDITERRANEAN  ISSUES CONCERN  BIG 4 MINISTERS CLASH IS EXPECTED  MOMENTARILY OVER RUSSIAN INTERESTS

About African, Mediterranean Colonies....  See British-Soviet Tiff Over Italian Questions

Big Four In Crucial Session   Italy's African Colonies and Dodecanese Islands Are on Agenda

‘Russia and Britain Will Clash over Questions Up F or Minister’s Decision

Crucial Session Of Conference ls Opened Today   Future. of Italy’s Possessions at Stake

Foreign Ministers Meet Today To Decide Future For Italy's Colonial Holdings   Russia And Britain Expected To Clash On Disposition Of Tripolitania

Vital Issues Face Peace Conference   Foreign Ministers Discuss Future of Italy’s Possessions, Dodecanese letrncle

Ministers Face Vital Conference   Crucial Meet To Consider Italy's Case

Britain and Russia Ex‘pected to Clash - Over - Disposition. of.“ Ttalian Colonies: and: the Do- decanese Islands.

Four-Power Talks Reach Crucial Stage   Foreign Ministers Taking Up Future of Italy’s Colonies Where Red, British Interests Likely to Clash

VITAL STAGE REACHED Al PARIS MEET   Future of Italy’s Colonial Possessions in North Africa and Dodecanese Is on the Peace Parley Agenda.

—PEACE PARLEY—   F oreign Ministers Take Up Mediterranean Issue   Four-Power Conference In Paris Faces Most Crucial Session Today

BRITISH, REDS MAY CLASH ON COLONY SETUP   Tripolitania Hot Issue On Agenda Of Paris Peace Ministers

Crucial Parley  By Big Four in  Paris Be gins   Russian Mediterranean Interests wid Britain’s Empire Communications Expected to Clash

Disposal Of Colonies Has Allies Worried   MEDITERRANEAN AREA JS BIG STUMBLING BLOCK

Big 4 Face Crucial Test In Sessions  On Colonies   Britain And Russia Clash On Interests In Mediterranean

Four-Power Clash Over Italy Looms   Conference of Ministers Holds - Crucial Session With Russia Asking for Tripolitania Control

Italy Poses Crucial Test for Big Four   Russian and Britsh Interests Furnish Grounds for Dispute

Crucial Big Four  Test Today   Treaty With Italy,  On Ministers’ Agenda, Cpens Tough Mediterranean Control Issue

Floor Battle Over Seating Strikes Fire   Boos Heard As ‘Sen. O’Daniel’s  Name Mentioned

Export-Import Credit Is  Given Poland , Ninety Millions Is Total Allowed  lewnisew Riawemmmmnmcu’

Poland Extended 90 Million Credit By United States   State Department Acts After Assurance Of Free Elections

Export-Import Credit Is  Given Poland  Ninety Millions Is Total Allowed Under Aqreement

Senate Battle On O.P.A. Likely To Last Week   See Determined Effort Ta Add Amendments To Measure Submitted   ADMINISTRATION TO SEEK TO HOLD LINE

SENATE OPENS DEBATEON NEN OPA MEASURE   Battle Expected To Continue for Entire leek

Appropriations Bill Carries Ban on Strikes  Measure Goes to Conference on Amendments

— + have Waste Paper—— Lack of Supplies to Faree Planéd Chuntdawn

OLIVER TRACTOR PLANT 10 CLOSE   Order Affects 1,600 Charles City Workers

Baruch Proposes th  Commission Approve Plan for Outlawing Atomic Weapons

U.S., Britain Urge UN Approve Baruch Atom Control Plan   Question Long-Debated, Time For Action Seen

We Have Debated Long Enough’  Baruch Calls On U.N. Commission To Okeh American Atom Plan

Baruch Demands Atomic Control Showdown Now  Britain Backs Move for Approval of U.S. Plan

U. 5. PROPOSAL IS OFFERED BY BARUCH   Britain Joins In Asking Approval Of U. S. Plan   Asked By American Repre. sentative; Group Meets At Lake Success

United States And Great Britain Formally Request U. N. Atomic Energy Commission To Act Favorably Upon American Plan To Harness Atom For Non-War Uses —Baruch Heads Effort With Cadogan Seconding—  Time For Action Here, Spokesman Declares

Baruch Calls For U.N. Approval Of U S. Atomic Plan  ommission Is Told

BRITAN SUPPORTS (LS. PROGRAM ON PEACE CONTROLS   United Nations Commission  Warned Time for Action ; . bine Cama .

US Calls On UN Body to Adopt Atom Proposal   Britain Supports Demand for America Control Plan Okay

Approval Urged By U.S., Britain   Baruch Makes Brief Speech To Full Commission Asserting Question Debated Long Enough And Action Now Required

U. S., Britain Call Upon UL N.  ‘'A-Commission    Baruch Plan Calls For Outlawing Atomic Weapons, Using Atom For Peaceful Purposes

UN's Debate Has Continued Long Enough, Charge   U. S. Standing Firm On First Proposal, Committee Is Told

Baruch Seeks Support For Proposal   Britain And U. 5. Sponsor Plan To Use Atom For Peace

BARUCH ASKS FOR COMMISSION 0. OF ATOMIC PLAN   Declares “Topic Of. Atomic Control Debated Too Long

BARUCH PUSHES FOR FINAL ACT ON ATOM PLAN   U. S. Leader Declares Question Has Been Argued, Vote Needed Now

Debate Over Control of Power Already Sufficient, He Asserts: Firmness of U. S. Offer Cited

Baruch Asserts Time For Action Has Arrived   Question Debated Long Enough, He Tells Commission

Matter Debated  Knough Of Time   Push For Decision Made In Brief Talk Today

Baruch Requests Approval of Plan   U.N. Energy Group Given Idea Of Harnessing Atom for Peace

Question Has Been Debated Long Enough   Baruch Said to Be Deter« mined to Push For Decision As Soon As Possible   Says Time For  Action Has Come   Emphasizes Fact That The United States Stands Firm On Plan Submitted June 14:

FORMAL ACTION ON ATOMIC BOMB IS SOUGHT BY U. §. AND BRITAIN IN HARNESSING SAME FOR PEACE    Bernard Baruch Proposes Commission Approval For Outlawing Atom Weapons and Using Power For Peace—Minister John Strachey Says U. S. Promises Grain for Britain to Avert Emergency

U.N. Group Called Upon For Action   Baruch Makes Plea  And Receives Backing Of Great Britain

Ask United Nations Atom Commission Act Now on Proposal To Harness  Power for Peace.      DECEMBER 31 IS REPORT DEADLINE

Baruch Proposes Outlawing Bomb   U. 5, “Britain Demand Approval Of Plon For Harnessing Atom

ASK OKAY OF PLAN FOR ATOM   US, Britain Call For Approval of -Baruch Proposal

Baruch Seeks Adoption Of Atomic Policy   U. S. DELEGATE URGES CONTROL PLAN OF AMERICA

Prints the News :   Debated Atorr Long Enough, Says Baruch   Asks Approval Of American Control Plan

Presses U.N. For Approval Of Atom Plan   Baruch Demands Action; ‘We’ve Debated Long Isnough,’ He Asserts

‘Newsmen Visit Damaged Taraet Shins at Bikini: Believe Topside Casualties Would Have Been 109 Pct.

Close Look At Target Vessels dae Force Of Atomic Blast   By FRANK H. BARTHOLOMEW  tied Benen UWiae Beoeettont

‘Heat Spell Breaks Endurance, High Records In Texas; Relief In Sight

Texas Swellters As Temperatures Break 100-Mark   Hope of Relief Comes From Expected Cool Wave from Pacific

TIDAL WAVE AND QUAKE FLATTEN ENTIRE TOWNS   Death Toll of Catastrophe Not Known As Yet

Earthquake, Tidal Wave Horrifying   Survivors Along North Dominican Shore Are Terrified

NATIVES FLEE TO WOODS: AS EARTH SHIVERS   Tidai Wave Follows Quakes In Central America; Towns Leveled

DOMINICAN TOWNS RAZED BY BIG WAVE   50 Quakes Recorded In West Indies in 24 Hours

Pe ne ne en RE a: SIN  Horrified Pessants Report  Earth Ripped Open by Quake

Tell Horrors Of “Quake” Followed By Tidal Wave   Towns Flattened and Buildings Felled By Thunderous Upheava of Fearful Majesty

Northern Dominican Shore Ripped Open By Quakes,  Peasants Flee Into Woods

Karthquake, Tidal Wave Survivors Tell Of Horror   Disturbance Deseribed As A Thunderous Upheaval Which Ripped Open The Earth, Sent Up Sulfurous Fumes And Churned Atlantic Into A Frenzy

BELIEVE END OF GM STRIKE NEAR   Cost Mounts to Half ; Billion Dollars.

Gen. Motors Strike May End Shortly   Management And Union Of. ficials Are Trying To Set. tle Differences

STATE DEPARTMENT CALLS ATTACKS ON A  TRANSPORT PLAN ’ “OUTRAGEOUS PERFORMANCE"

TRUMAN WARNS COAL STOPPAGE A BLOW TO U.S. RECONVERSION  STEEL SHORTAGE LAYS OFF HALF FORD MOTOR WORKERS FOR WEEK 

Truman Forsees “Boom or Bust" Present Threat   Strikes and Inflation Might Result-In A Knockout Blow. -

Plant Shutdowns = And Strikes Keep > 700,000 Off Jobs   ‘Shortage of Steel Forces Ford to Lay Off Pro‘duction Workers   RAIL UNIONS SEEK ANOTHER PAY BOOST   > ~ Jersey” Governor Prepared To Seize Public Service Plants Tonight

Motor Concern Lays Off Men For One Week   Ford Motor Unable To Obtzin Sufficient Steel] 

Steel, Automotive Production Curbed By Coal Walkout   Charge Lewis Ignores Wage Pact for ‘‘Rule or Ruin’ Policy

All-Out Civil War Is Believed Inevitable In China; Chou’s Reply Is Final Split.  AMERICAN POLICY MAY RE CHANGED

CHINA REDS’ ATTITUDE ADAMANT   Lona-Threatened Final Split Is Deemed Imminent

China Turns Down Offer By Marshall   No’ Peace in Sight and Ai’. Out Civil War Is Regarded as Inevitable

BAR MEDIATION   Spread of Civil War, Return of Gen. Marshall to U. §. Expeeted

All-Out Civil War Now Held Inevitable; Complete Reshaping Of U. S. Foreiou Policy Seen

Unemployment Due to Strike   Chinese Reds Reject Offer Of Marshall

Final Move By America Turned Down By Officials   Think Gen. Marshall Will Now Return to United States for Change in Policies

Lilla COMMUNISIS Reject Marshall's Final Peace Bid  Responsible Quarters Fear AlLOut Civil War Is Inevitable  U.S. GENERAL WILL RETURN HOME SOON      U. S. GENERAL WILL RETURN HOME SOON   To Confer With Byrnes and Truman on Reorganization Pclicy

All-Out Civil War -in China ‘Seen Inevitable as Communists  \Spurn Final Marshall Offer

To Build Dormitory Facilities At Stadium ‘OF Lowa State Teachers

raymond Dees Is Candidate For Commissioner   Defeated by Only 106 Votes in 1944, Dees Again Enters Race  In Precinct 4

@ PAUL MALLON Says Higher Prices Needed to Increase Building Materials

Pilgrims Crowd Narrow Jerusalem Streets for Traditional Ceremonies

Pilgrims Welcome Coming of Joyous Easter  * + *- + ee & Thousands Crowd Streets of Jerusalem To Witness Ancient Ceremony

Acheson Says Romania Broke Promise to U.S,   Charges ‘Diplomatic Double Cross’ in Recent Election

Start Studying Those Maps Inter-American Auto Trips  Are Seen Within Few Years

WORTH MORE THAN DIPLOMATS New Inter-American Highway To Buenos Aires To Be Built

WAGE MEN OFFER TO REMAIN ON BOARD   Prospect Of Early End Of Pay Controls Seen

PAY BOARD MEN TO KEEP PLACES   Industry Members Vol unteer To Withdraw Resignations

WSB Men Listen. To Truman Talk, Offer to Remair   Barrett, Cannon Decide to Withdraw Previous Resignations

Wage Board Members To Hold Posts   Help Speed End Of Pay Controls

Industry Members of Wage Board Will Withdraw Resignations To End Pay

WSB RESIGNEES OFFER TO STAY UNTIL THE END   TAKE NOTE OF PLEDGE BY TRUMAN TO SPEED END OF PAY CONTROL

Industry Members Decide to Withdraw Their Resignations   Will Stick Out Early Enc Of Federal Pay Control: Pledged by President

WILL WITHDRAW RESIGNATIONS   Two Industry Members If Wage Board Agree To Stick It Out.

Two Members Of Pay Board Offer To Stay And End Task   Industry Delegates Plan To Withdraw  Their Resignations

Two Offer To. Stay On Board  Barret? Snaalce Bar *   Barrett Speaks For : Himself And Cannon

NATION FACES GRAVE CRISIS IN OUTBREAKS   OPEN WARFARE BETWEEN RE. PUBLICAN AND ROYALIST GROUPS TAKING ADDED TOLL OF ‘LIVES

More Casualties In Open Wartare Clashes In Italy   Republican And Monarchist Italians Battle In Several Parts Of Country

King Threatened By Premier With Forced Eviction   Monarchists Ask New Referendum, Allege Fraud

PREMIER SAYS, HUMBERT MUS CET OUT NOM   Warfare Sweeps Italy as Republicans Fight Monarchists.

OPEN WARFARE RAGES IN SOUTHERN ITALY   8 Dead, 128 Injured As Repub~ ficans, Monarchists Clash

LaGuardia Plea Fails To Alter Coal Deadlock   Lewis Aide Says Miners Lack Authority To Dig Coal for UNRRA

Plea by LaGuardia Reaches Deaf Ears Among Mine Strikers   Neither Workers Nor Operators Are Inclined To Break Deadlock

Coal Plea Fails To Alter Strike   Adams Says Miners Not Authorized To Produce For UNRRA

Says Miners Have No Right To Produce Coal For UNRRA   Plea of LaGuardia Fails to Alter Bituminous Strike Deadlock——Editor of Journal Attacks Former Gotham Mayor

Lewis Aide Hits LaGuardia’s Plea   UNRRA Bid For Coal Fails To Alter Soft Coal Strike Deadlock; UMW Journal Editor Says Miners Don’t Own Pits

Outlook Better On Food Front   Foreign Countries Put On Their Own in Getting Meat in U. S.

CHANGES MADE IN OOD SUPPLY Al END OF MONTH   Government to Withdraw From Food Purchasing Field.   EXPECT INCREASE OF SOME FOOD SUPPLIES   Foreign Nations to Deal Direct With U.S. Meat Packers.

ee  Food Demanders On Their Own After Sept. 30; Wives Expect More Canned Goods

US. 10 GEASE MAARKING MEAT FOR OVERSEAS   Foreign Nations Will Have to Buy in Open Market After September 30   ORDER EXEMPTS UNRRA   Larger Domestic Stocks of Canned Fruit and Juices Are in the Gfting

U.S. To Halt  AidIn Buy ing  Export Meat   Foreign Claimants Will Be On Own After Sept. 30; More Canned Fruit Due

GOVT STOPS MEAT EXPORTS ON SEPT. 30   Foreign Nations. Get None Unless It Be From Packers

FOREIGN F 0 BUYERS ON OWN AFTER SEPT. 30   U. S. Government to Quit Aid in Obtaining Meat for Export Use

bOVT TO END MEAT EXPORT AID SEPT, oO   Foreign Buyers Will Have to Make Purchases Direct with Packers.

MAY BE COOLER SOON   yinds From Northwest to Reduce _Kansas Temperatures

State College at Ames Gets Gift of 1,483 Acres Valued at $208,575

Nice Boys, Those Nazis   Livingston Price Board  Resigns in Protest  To OPA Policy on Fines   Chairman Says Board Had Been Told to Find  15 Merchants Guilty of Price Ruling Violations Each Month: Denial Offered

STATE OPA OFFICE ACCUSED BY PRICE PANEL, LIVINGSTON   Park County. Control Board Resigns in Protest to OPA’s System of. Monthly Punishment “Quota”

Livingston Price Board Resigns in Protest  To OPA Policy on Fines   Chairman Says Board Had Been Told to Find 15 Merchants Guilty of Price Ruling Violations Each Month; Denial Offered

PREDICT NO ~~ TAX CHANGE   SENATE FINANCE HEAD SEES NO REDUCTION IN RATES UNTIL AFTER NEXT YEAR

Democrat Rally, Dinner Held Last  Night in Bradford   Candidates for State Offices Among Official Speakers

Demo Leaders To Speak Here   Countywide Dinner,  Rally Slated Here

New Ceilings o Pay Increases   Truman Follows Bowles Plan for Stahbilivatioan Line

Report Discussion On Wage-Price Policy Changes Revolve Around Proposals Patterned After Little Steel Formula   MAY BE KEY TO STRIKE ENDING

Will Lead To Steel Settlement          “ANNOUNCEMENT .-F FROM WHITE:  BY HIGH GOVERNMENT OFFIC!

U.S. Expects Wage-Price Break Today   Relaxed Controls Planned by Truman To Stem Walkouts

HINT FORMULA TO RELAX WAGE, PRICE CONTROL   Announcement From White House Seen Possible By Nieht

NEW WAGE AND PRICE POLICY   “Big Steel Formula” By Truman Expected to End Industrial Crisis.

Truman Formula In Big Steel Wage _ Dispute Expected   Relaxing of Controls Likely In Effort to Break Industrial Crisis   TUGBOAT OPERATORS ORDERED TO ‘RETURN   Labor’s Responsibilities Under No Strike Pacts Get Court Test

White House Announcement Expected Today   Big Steel Formula Might Be Adopted

Truman Decision On Price Policies May Come Today   New Formula Seen As Revision Of Government's Stabilization Policy

REVISED POLICY FOR PAY, PIES ALSO EXPECTED   New Ceiling on Wages May Be Set in Forthcoming Announcement   MURRAY CALLS MEETING   Major ClO Unions Involved in Strikes Will Hold Parley Tomorrow

MILITARY COMMISSION. REPRESENTING 5 LANDS. GUEST HUNTERS. DAKOTA

Union Leaders Warn Walkout To Go On   Nationwide Rail -Stoppage Set For 4 O'Clock Today: Action Awaited

UNION CHIEFS SAY WALKOUT NOT AVERTED   TRUMAN REQUESTS ALL EMPLOYES TO STAY ON JOB

President Appeals fo Workers Over Heads of Leaders in Last Effort to Avert National Tie-Up   Seizure Order Places ODT in Command of Carriers Empowered to Give Protection to Railroad Emplovees

SHORTAGE OF CIVILIAN HELP ENTERS RETURN HOME MUDDLE   MEN WHO WOULD OTHERWISE GO OVERSEAS KEPT AT SEPARATION CENTERS ~ IN UNITED STATES

PEPPER ALSO TO BACK PARTY  HST Expected To Seek Office In 1948, Demo Official Says

Sparkman of Alabama Believes Wallace and Pepper Will Support Him. Stassen Is_ Out He Deelares

Walkout Date To Be Set March6, Whitney Reports   Presidential Board Urged to Halt Tie-up In Texas on Saturday

Reinforcements Are Sent To Manchurian Borders By Russia   Long Occupation Of Country Said To Be In Prosznect

Reds Build Huge Base  Near Dairen   Soviet Force Set To Outstay U. S. Troops In China

False Sense Of Security Now Charged  Hoover Scored   By Food Group

Critics Lash Food Report   _ Hoover’s Optimism Adds to Confusion

FAIR DAY 1S FORECAST   Lows Tonight to Be 35 to, 38 in Eastern Kansas

House Grour Defeats GOP Changes   Republicans Sought To Amend New Housing Legislation

House Committee Thwarts Effort 'To Curb Building Material Subsidy

COMMITTEE TURNS DOWN. 0. P. PLAN ON HOUSING BILL   Banking Group. Rejects Republican Suggestion to Cut Out of Housing "Measure Provision for Enlarging Price  ot 1

HOUSE ACTION: GOP Proposal Rejected. in Housing Bill Amendment Bannir  ‘Building Material Fynart Alen Onnocer

McCormack and Sabath Volunteer to ‘Testify. May’s Appearance Cousidered Doubtful

McCormack And Sabath To Take Stand Solons To Appear In War Profits Probe

HEARING WILL BE REOPENED   House Leader McCormack : Rep. Sabath Volunteer   To Give Testimony .

Mead Keopens Probe to Hear 2 Congressmen   M’Corthack,SabathRequest mity to Explain ee Resin Relations

GOP Must Have ‘We Will’ Program, Stassen Declares   ‘Says Party Shouk Be Constructive In Its Policies

300 HUNTERS EXPECTED FOR ANNUAL MEETING   Pete Harris to be Judge of Bench Show at 2 P. M.; Feed at City Park at Noon

Coast Guard Asked to Use Fewer High-Ranking Officers  ‘Committee Puts Teeth in Suagestion

BOMBERS DROP FOOD TO JEWS   800 Immigrants Shipwrecked On Syrina Isle While on Way To Palestine

Swift Action Ordered To Tighten Discipline Of U.S. Troops Abroad

Swift Action Is Ordered To Discipline Troops In Europe   McNarney Says Black Market Sales and Drunken. ness Causing Loss of Respect for American Soldiers by Enemy People

MeNarney Hits GI Discipline  Black Market, More Drunkenness Cited

General Stiffen: Discipline of Army in Europe   Says Conduct of Troops Causes Loss of Respect

Bituminous Miners Start Work Again   Nation Now Faces Threat Of Walkont of 200,000 Longshoremen, Seamen Set for June 15

Workers In Other Mines Back On Job        President Reiterates J proval Of Strike-Draf  T amclaizan

Hard Coal Miners Go On Strike   75,000 Walk Out As Soft Coal Strike  Crews Return

Hard Coal Fields—  More Miners Strike   Anthracite Workers Refuse Te Produce Without A Contract.

Hard Coa! Strikes Demand Similar Welfare’ Privilege   Anthracite Tie-Up Called 100 Per Cent Effective by Leaders

Strike Started By Anthracite Coal Miners   Truman Makes Plans to Keep Ships Operatina

Hard Coal Miners to Stay Home Until Contract Made  Drastic Action Awaits Shipping Strike

Drouth Hurts Most of Crops  April Rain Ineffective But Cherries Look Good

Byrnes To Leave For ' Peace Talks Thursday      No Progress Made in Negotiations in Recess, He Says

BYRNES OFF FOR PARIS CONFERENCE   Still In Need Of Prayer  For Success

Army Board Of Engineers Approves Canalization Of Big Sandy River

Daily Washington Merry- Go -Round   DREW PEARSON SAYS: NAZI DIPLOMAT TELLS HOW U.S. CONGRESSMEN WERE SUBSIDIZED; LUNDEEN, FISH, DAY USED BY GERMAN PROPAGANDA MACHINE; NAZIS SUBSTANTIATE PREVTOUS MERRY-GO-ROUND EXPOSES.

SEES DEMOCRATIC UPSET AS MANDATE TO END CONTROLS   Gov. Edward Martin Says Desire Is For More Eco nomic Government   Will Follow Ballot-Dictate _ By Aiding Ekimination af OPA

Eyewitness Sees Trapped Wictins P.gnve fo Death   By CHICK HOSCH

Tragic Scene As Numbers Jump To Death   Ropes Of Sheets And Bed Covers Used As Some Escape

Eyewitness Tells Horror in Inferno   Fi ire Leaves 15 Homeless At Charles City

‘mer Indianolan Gives Eyewitness Account Of Stark Horror  vests Hurtle To Death In Frantic Effort To Escape Holocaus   Former Indianolan Gives Eyewitness Account Of Stark Horror   Guests

Eyewitness Relates Tragic Scenes Of Terrific Fire.  Writer Saw Women Leap to Death, Watched Big Panic

Women Leap to Deaths From Burning Hote As Fragile Life Lines Sway In The Wind

Eye Witness of Hotel Blaze Tells Of Death Leans   Reached Atlanta Fire Soon After Discovery-. Saw 15 to 20 Jump

Eyewitness Account...  WomenLeapTo TheirDeath  From Burning HotelRooms

Newsman Gives Account Of Fire   Many Guests of Hotel Killed In Jump From Windows

A Scene Of Horror   Many Leap to Death, Others Fatally Hurt Trying to Flee Flames

Wails -of Dying Like Eerie Scream of Shell   Eyewitness. Describes Death Leaps of Women From Burning Hotel

SCENES OF HORROR DESCRIBED 3Y EYE WITNESS OF BLAZE IN IHOTEL; WOMEN LEAP TO DEATHS

Horrified Watchers Tell. of Frantic, Futile Efforts of Hotel Guests to Escape

Sees 4 Women Leap to Death   Eye-Witness Tells Of Atlanta Hotel Blaze

Eyewitness Tells Story   Reporter Sees Four Women Leap, Miss  Firemen’s Nets

SEES FOUR WOMEN LEAP TO DEATH   Eyewitness Tells Of Pre-Dawn Hotel Fire

‘Piercing Screams of Women Leaping from Burning \Hotel ‘Sears Soul’ of Reporter who Saw Disaster

Eyewitness Sees Four Women Leap To Death In Pre-Dawn Darkness From Blavina Atlanta Hate!

Newsman Deseribes Horcor Scenes In Holocaust; Topple to Nets In Streets Below

Reporter Tells of Horror Scene at Big Atlanta Luxury Hotel Disaster

Eyewitness Tells Of Seeing Four Leap To Death From Burning Hotel

Pledge to Fight Anti- Labor law  ri ae Sree   AFL Adjourns 2-Week Convention

Taft Sees Trend In Ickes Break   DailyN buistedex   FR eS Reb: 6 Se: ee Pe OTe Be ee .« 9 gene  /ruman begins Search for Right Man for Ickes’ Old ob

ICKES BLAST SHAKES CAPITAL   Senator O’Mahoney Reported Good. Prospect As Successor

President Begins  Quest for Man To Succeed Ickes  Truman Confers With Various Congressmen Ahant Annaintmant

Hatch Called in To Aid President Make Selection  Dynamite-Charged Resignation Still Shakes Washincton

Ickes Successor Is Sought by ©  President l[ruman   Western Congressmen Confer With Chief Executive as Capital Trembles From Resignation Blast

TRUMAN SEEKS RIGHT MAN’ 10 SUCCEED ICKES   President's Denunciation By Cabinet Member Rocks Capital

Truman Seeks Successor To Harold Ickes   Speculation as to Ickes Replacement Making Washington Rounds

Truman Seeks ‘Right Van’ to Succeed Ickes   Capital Rocks from Political Shock  Of Resignation: O'Mahoney Prospect

TRUMAN SEARCHES FOR MAN 10 TAKE PLACE OF ICKES   Western Congressmen ‘Talk With President About a Suczessor——Gen. O’MaJhoney Mentioned.   SECRETARY’S STINGING BLAST STILE DEBATED   Politicians Uncertain as to Its Effects on Party Fortunes and Edwin Pauley’s Chances.

Sen. O’Mahoney Mentioned As Possible Successor To Ickes in Truman Cabinet

Truman Hunts Interior Head   Sen. O’Mahoney Mentioned  THe: Cee eB

CREMATION SLAYING OF THREE S PROBED   Army Classifies Deaths of Ametican Ovcppation Officers in Germany “Top Secret,”

Strange Malady Forces Closing of Schools in Two More Teayace Travwseme

DDT RAINED ON CITIES MENACED BY DISEASE   More Towns Close Schools As Texas Fights Ailment

carth of Meat Lass Important Than Nation's Economy, Claims OPA Head

Porter Says Question Of Getting Meat Is Not So Important   OPA Chief Says Principal Issue Is to Achieve Stabilization of National Economy, Admite Danaer of Losina Battle Is Serious

OPA Chief Says Stabilization Fight Is Vital  Getting Steaks Is Less Important . at Present Time

Plymouth County Federated Clubs To Convene April 25th   Annual Convention To Be in Presbyterian Church in LeMars

PLYMOUTH COUNTY FEDERATED CLUBS MEET NEXT WEEK   Annual Spring Meeting To Be Held At LeMars Next Thursday

Plymouth County  Federated Clubs Convene April 25  Spring. Corivention T “Be At Presbyterian

Plymouth County Federated Clubs Convene April 25  Spring Convention T: Be At Presbyterian ‘Church Thursday

Liquor Board Appointments Are Confirmed      Lausche’s Late Action Causes Senate Surprise

Delphos Attorney Named by Lausche To State Board in Surprise Action

MINIMUM WAGE VOTE INDICATED   Rep. Hook Says Measure To Reach Floor Soon

Cornell Scientist Dispels Fear World Will Blow Up During A-Bomb Tests

OCEAN IS SAFE IN ATOMIC TEST   Scientists Assure Folks World Won't Blow Up In Experiments

Byrnes, Bevin Have Another Private Talk   Big Four Decides To Finish Peace Conf. by October 15

AAD INTENTIONS   Byrnes Awaits Conciliatory  Moves to Back Up Prem tere Statamean?

Byrnes Awaits Soviet Action   Big Four Leaders Agree  To Speed Close Of  Peace Session

Byrnes and Bevin Tn Private Talk At Paris Parle   Conference Weighs Result Of Stalin’s Peace Siatements

— CONFERENCE— Paris Talk To End by Oct. 15   Another Private Byrnes-Bevin Conference Held

Bevin and Byres Meet Again Wed.   ANOTHER PRIVATE SESSION IS HELD BY FAMED LEAD. ERS TODAY. 

BYRNES, BEVIN MEET PRIVATELY AT CONFERENCE   Peace Conferees Weighing Significance Of Premier Stalin’s Statement

CONFERENCE WILL WIND UP WORK OCT, 15   Byrnes - Unimpressed by Stalin Talk of Cooperation

Byrnes, Bevin Confer: Await Russian Action To Suit Stalin's Word

Bevin, Byrne: Study Stalin’s Peace Moves   America Expected To Continue Firm; On Foreien Policy

FEAR COMPLICATIONS IN PROBE OF W.A,A,   Charge Executive Orders Gir -oumvent Act

SALES OF SURPLUS SUPPLIES IN INTERNATIONAL PICTURE   SLAUGHTER CLAIMS. ORDER AFFEC b % TIONS AND UNRIA i]

War Surplus Sales Outside U.S. Attacked   House Probers Hold WAA Order “Clearly Hlegal’”’

International Complications Hinted Over WAA Order on War Surplus Goods

Surplus Sales Claimed Illegal   Priorities To UNRRA And Others For Surpluses May Create Complications

29TH DIVISION TO MEET IN BALTIMORE   Beiweem 400 And 566 Veterans Will Stage Reunion Next WeekSed: Prasrag Flared

Violated a License Disputed California Gambling Ship Seized By Coast Guard

MONRONEY RIPS HOUSING DELAY   Politicians  Sabotaging Bill Offered By Patman, Westerner Says

Inquiry Into Disintegrating Moraie of Pacific Troops Asked by Eisenhower

Poor Morale in Pacific Charged;  _ Fisenhower Launches Army Inquiry

Troops’ Morale ‘Disintegrating’; Gen, ‘Ike’ Asks M’ Arthur Probe

lke Asks MacArthur Look  Into Pacific Troop Morale   17 Percent.

PACIFIC TROOP PROBE ASKED   ‘ike’ Asks MacArthur Ti Investigate Reports Of Lowered Morale

FEAR dl DEAD MY ocA GHAoh UE TRANSPORT   Plane Bringing Men Back tc U. S$. Wrecked South of Naples.

Thirty Feared Dead in Army Plane Crash   Eight Soldiers Leap To Safety as Ship Plunges Into Sea

30 Believed Dead After Plane Crash  Transport Falls Into Italian Sea

Save Kight By Parachute Near Naples   Ship Plunges Into Sea As Blaze Roars

ATC Plane Spins Into Sea off Italy's Coast; Eight Bodies Found  And Eight Men Escape

GERMAN GIRL TO COME TO U, S,   Bride Of American Hopes Ti Be First To Land In America Since. War

Shut Off Deliveries To Homes With More Than Five-Day Supply   Operators Anticipate Definite Proposal From Government As Policy Committee  Gathers To Hear From Lewis.

U.S. Cuts Soft Coal  Deliveries   None for Householder: Having More Than  - 5 Days’ Supply.

Mine Uperators See Only Hope In Government   Government Sources Remain Silent Today

SUPPLY ON AND MUST BE BELOW ODAY RESERVE   Hospitals: Railroads, Utilities Cannot Be Served Over 10 Days in Advance   FEDERAL MOVE AWAITED   Operators Express the Belief Only Government Can Break Deadlock

Administrator Denies More To Users Who Have Five-Days Supply —   Operators - Expect. Government to Make. Definite : *, P, I

Repercussions Are Expected To Come Fast   Gromyko Walkout Not Discussed By Newspapers

Hostile Reaction To UNO Decision  Seen in Moscow   USSR Expected to Term Iran Move as Further Anglo-American Bloc

ee ee ee ee a nda se ae  Pu-Yi Appeals for Chinese Strife to End

Floods on Rampage in North-Central Kansas   Heavy Rains Push Solomon and Republican Rivers Over Their Banks--Some Highweave Clacadt

Rains Push Rivers Out   Republican and Soloman on Rampage Following Downpours

Forty Counties  Finish Canvass  Kilgore Holds Lead Of 3,541 Votes

Strike Penalties Inserted in Bill  _ Army, Navy Finance  Measure Approved

STRICT CURBS AGAINST LABOR GAIN SUPPORT      ‘Anti-Strike Rules ' Added to Bill By Congress

momem ave weasle  aper-——  Civilien Population ef lewe Decreases

VANDENBERG ASKS FOR RUSSIAN HELP   Program of “Closed Peace” Is Criticized By Michigan Senator

‘Closed Peace Is Atfacked By Vandenberg  Senator Asks Russia to Help  be Des. cg wc

Roosevelt Driver  Given Six Months   Johnson Pleads Guilty of . Grand Larceny Charge

Woodring Announces As Candidate for Governor   Former Governor Favors Repeal af State Liquor Statute—Also Opposed to Sthool Conenlidatian

Woodring Is A Candidate   For Governor On Democratic Ticket; For Repeal and Against  Gas Tax, School Law

WOODRING IN RACE   Former Governor Is Seeking Democrat Nomination Again

You'll Eat  More Soon  wp..4 Dtyr..4 AT..4   But Not Meat, ® Preview Says

31 Extremists Convicted by British Army Court of Illegal Possession of Arms

British Convict 31 in Palestine   Jewish Underground Operatives Guilty of Possessing Firearms.

Stockmen Select W. P. Sullivan As New President  Resolutions Opposing Valley Authorities Are Passed by Group

Bread Shortage Warning Voiced   Millers Say Flour Plants to Close

MILLIONS ARE TO BE POURED INTO CAMPAIGN   Twenty States Are to Have Abundant Funds For Congress Drives

Major Parties to Each Spend Million  Most of Money to  Be Expended Se Rhanees ON Cinwtane

Major Parties Ready To Pour Million Each  _ In Congress Campaign

'\Parties Earmark $1,000,000 Each  KForFall Congvresstonal Campaign:

Parties Plan $2 Million in Expenditures  Nebraska Not  To Get Funds

Parties to Put $2 Million Into °46 Races    Outlays in 20 States, 90 Districts Set By Natiotial Chiefs

CLAIMS: BEVIN HANDLED GREEK FACTS LOOSELY   Feud Between Vishinsky, And Britisher Breaks Out Anew

Soviets Hurl Vile Charges At British in U-N Session   Moscow Objects to Massachusetts Site For World Control Headquarters

ERNEST BEVIN UNDER ATTACK AT UNO MEET   Soviet Delegate Ascuses British Foreign Secretary of Careless Talk.

Bevin Hears More Taunts From Soviet   Vishinsky Charges Briton With Failing To Stick to Facts

MESSAGES POUR IN ON CASE BILL   DIVIDED BOTH FOR AND AGAINST VETO OF LABOR MEASURE

—CASE BILEL— Telegrams  Pouring In  35,837 Messages: Swamp President

Wires, Letters On Labor Bill  Flood Truman   House Studies. Move To Combine Case Bill And Emergency Plan

Europe Unites In Anti-Franco Demonstrations   Russian Radio Urging Complete Break By Democracies

March 31 Labor Law Deadline   Both Parties Agree Action Must Be Taken Immediately.

Solons Set March 31 As Labor Control Deadline       \Effects Of Coal Strike Said ‘Only A Dent   * * * x * * * & * Sd * * + x * * Peacetime Peak Production Will Return In Tyo VWonths

Both Parties Plan To Beat Lewis to Punch on March 3  But They Differ on  Formulating Laws On Labor Disputes

' Both Parties Agree On Effort  March 31 Deadline for Labor Control Action   To Avert a New Coal Walk-Out

Democrats To Wait for President   Lewis’ Attorneys Are Busy Preparing Their Defense in Virginia   (ace   Must Show Cause    Charge Is Mine Union Violated ‘Blue Sky’  law

Temperatures   Lawmakers Have Deadline to Aim At in Labor Case   Pressure on Congress Since Lewis Fixes April 1 as Limit of Contract; Truman’s Special Counsel to Draft Recommendations

‘Arbitration Bill Whipped Info Shape As — Lewis Faces Charges Under "Blue Sky” Law

Both Major Parties Agree Congress Under Pressure To Act Before Lewis Ends “Truce.”      REPUBLICANS TO PRESS FOR ARBITRATION BILL

Lawmakers Aim At Staving Off \ew Coal Strike   Clifford Assigned Task Of Drafting Truman’s Proposals te Congress

CONGRESS MAPS ACTION TO CURB LABOR CRISES   Lawmakers Set March 31 as Deadline for New Laws

Measures Are To Be Sought By-March 31   Both Parties Are Agreed On Need  Ear Laciclation

March Deadline Set For Labor Control Laws   Both Parties Agree Lewis’ Action Puts Pressure On Congress

BOTH PARTIES IN FAVOR OF BILL   Pressure On Congress For Quick Action   COAL OUTPUT   Nearing Normal Figures} Lewis Attorneys Begin Preparing Defense

Aim To Avert Another Strike On That Date   Lewis’? “Back To Work” Time Limit Puts Press ure On Congress To Act Swiftly   GOP Compulsory Arbitration Law   Democrats Favor Waiting White House Proposals Before Acting On Their Own

Lawmakers Have to March 31 to Build Labor Control Law   Seek taStave Off New Miner Walkout; Ask  Clear Statements

Set Mar. 31 As Labor-Control  Laws Deadline   Strong GOP Sentiment For Compulsory Arbi tration Measure.

CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS WORK  FOR LABOR LAW BY MARCH 31   GOP Begins To Talk Compulsory Arbitration To Curtail Striking

Congress Plans Quick Decision on Strike Curb   Action Before April Sought to Prevent New Coal Tieup

Lawmakers Seek Bill to Avoid Another Strike  ~ Congress Must Act By Ma

G.O.P. Sentiment For Compulsory Arbitration Act   Lewis Order Resuming Work Until April 1 Puts Pressure on New Congress   (Re THE ASSOCTATED PRESS)

Pressure on Both Parties  Truman Also Eaaer   Truman Also Eager For New Legislation

Press Congressmen To Act By March 31   Capitol Hill Eager for Legislation To Prevent More Crippling Walkouts

Quick Action — Necessary To ~ Halt Strikes   March 31 Sel as Deadline by Both Parlies for Measures Aimed at Preventing Another Walkout of Miners

Deadline for Labor Bills Set March 31   Lawmakers of Both Parties Seeking to Block New Coal Strike

Labor Control Bills Due By March 31   Both Parties Agree Some Action to Be Taken by Then

Action Sought To Prevent Nev Mine Walkout   Democrats Wait For Viewpoint Of White House

March 31 Deadline Set For Measures  To Control Labor   Compulsory Arbitration Act Aim Of Republicans

LAWMAKERS PLAN STEPS 10 AVERT NEW GOAL STRIKE   ‘Truman Assigns Clifford to  Task of Drafting Labor  F Dacanmmoaniintinac

UMW DEADLINE PUTS PRESSURE ON LAWMAKERS   Republican Leaders Report Sentiment For Action To Help Guard Welfare

Congress Will Balk {Lewis   Both Parties Plan New __ Law By March 31 to Thwart Strike 

etme deeaacuenelmeeteaaerenenamnnemienaaeninenean dca deamenataiaatebacematmetnatmmmemnenentnen  Lawmakers Set March Labor Control Deadline

Map Plans For Labor Controls   Beth ‘Parties Set  March 31 Deadline  For Passing Legislation  To Curb Union Power

Leaders of Both Major Parties See Lewis’ Date As Pressure For Quick Agreemen On: New Control: That Will Force Arbitration Plan

DEADLINE. SET FOR PASSAGE OF STIFF LAW   GOP, Democrats Say Mar. 3f Will See Approval of Controls

PRESSURE ON CONGRESS TO ACT SWIFTLY   Lawmakers of Both Parties Determined to Find Soelution for Cesty. Labor Disputes   ARBITRATION FAVOREL

—TRUMAN DRAFTS VIEWS Moves Speeded To Avoid Coal ~ Tieup in April ..   G.0.P, LEADERS FAVOR: COMPULSORY ARBITRATION

Both Parties Plan Decision To Avert - Coal Strike in Apri   Politicians Expect To Reach Solutio for Union Disputes by Last of March

Solons: Prepare Proposals To Regulate Labor   Compulsory Arbitratior Among Solutions to bi Offered.

Sef March 31 As Deadline On Labor Law   Congress Leaders Want To Head Off New Coal Strike at That Time

BOTH PARTIES AFTER FORCED ARBITRATION   Lawmakers Seeking Measures Aimed At Staving Off Possi ble New Coal Strike Next Spring.

Pressure On Congress Tc Act Swiftly In Setting Up Control Machinery

Quick Action In Congress Is Indicated  March 31 Is Set As New Deadline

Lawmakers Of Both Parties Agree To Adopt Controls By Them   Aim To Stave Off New Coal Walkout   Truman Assigns Special Counsel To Draft Reeommendations

March 31 Sef As Date For Measures Aimec At Labor Control To Avert New Strike

2 Parties, Truman Point To March 31   President Is Eager For Legislative Barrier To Future Labor Crises Despite His Victory Over John L. Lewis

‘March 31 Set As Deadline for New Labor Laws   Lewis Plans to Reopen UMV Pay Case Then; President Cites Labor Resnonsibiliiy

BOTH PARTIES SET MAR. 31 DEADLINE TO SHACKLE LEWIS   STRONG SENTIMENT TAKING SHAPE TO PROTECT PUBLIC

CONGRESS HAS TO ACT QUICK ON LABOR BILL   Conclusive Legislation Must Be Passed Before New Coal  Deadline   DEMOS, REPUBLICANS TO BACK PROPOSED BILL

Strive To Avert New Coal Crisis   Both Parties Say ~ Pressure Put On By Lewis’ Actions

Decision On Law ToCome  By April   Solution To Coal Strikes Directly — Up To Solons

Legislation to  Check Strikes  Civen Priority   March 31 Is Set as Deadline for Control  Machinery to Stave Off Coal Walkout

Possibility Of Break In — Iran Deadlock Arises;  U.N.O. Council Conferring

lran Offers fo ‘Shelve’ Case   UNO May Sidetrack Issue if Russia Will Give Assurance of Withdrawal By May 6

Russ Deny Bargaining  With Oil   Ala Charges More Red Interference; Gromyko Still Absent

Iran in Offer to  The UNO Council   Will Drop Case If Russians Are Out of Nation by May 6   MEETING IS ADJOURNED   Members May Hold a Closed 1on Later in the Dav

BREAK IN DEADLOCK S FORESFEN   Russians Given Until May 6 to Remove Troops

Iran, Russia Send Replies  To Couneil   Answers Indicate Accord On Critical Question Is Now Likely: Russian Again Skins Meeting

UNCONDITIONAL TROOP WITHORAWAL BY MAY SIX WILL END DISPUTE   SHELVING OF CASE IS OFFERED WHEN SOVIET PROVIDES ASSURANCES

Stalin, Communist Party Certain Of Russia’s Vote   100,000,000 Ballot In First Election Held In Soviet Union Since 1937; Trend Of That Balloting Expected To Maintain: Carnival Spirit Prevails

Army Chiefs May Heed GI Gripe Board   Action Already Taken On Complaints In ‘Caste’ Board Probe

Army Chiefs Are Believed Inclined  To Make Reforms  Sec. Patterson and   Sec. Patterson and Eisenhower Reported to Favor Changes

Heads Of Army Ready To Back Gripes Of GI's   Officials Inclined to Go Along With Recommendations

GI GRIPES MAKE IMPRESSION ON ARMY LEADERS   War Department Alread; Has Taken Steps Te Remedy Caste System   CHAPLAINS WOULD BE CIVILIANS HEREAFTER

‘Arctic Whiteout,’ Hazard of Far North, Almost Caused Collision Between Airplane, Reindeer

DISPUTE OF RIVAL UNIONS MAY CAUSE SHIPPING TIEUP   AEL AND CIO MARITIME UNIONS IN CONTROVERSY THAT MAY HAVE FARREACWING EFFECT

Rules Discounts Of 100 Per Ceitt From WAA lega   Justice Depa:Iment’s De. cision “Unfreszes”’ 52 Transactions

HUGE SUM EVADED: MAN SENTENCED   Sportsman to Serve Four Year Term; Is Two Millions Short.

Longchamps Owner Given Prison Term   Lustig Also Fined For Cheating  In Traves

LUSTIG GETS FOUR YEARS IN PRISON   Millionoire Sentenced for Income Tax Fraud

Germans Prepare For War  LO Years Before Hitler Rise   Plans Of General Staff Outlined To War Crimes Tribunal By Field Marshal Werner Von Blomberg, One-Time German Army Commander-In-Chief

Field. Marshal Declares Germany Was Rearming Before Hitler Came To Power

VON BLOMBERG SAYS GENERAL STAFF PREPARED   Former Commander-In-Chief Tells Tribunal Plans Made In 1924   WAR WAS ‘SACRED DUTY”   Polish ‘Corridor, Ruhr, Memel Areas Were To Be Settled

Germany Prepared For War Ten Years Before Hitler Came To Power--Blomberg

Germany Rearmed Long Before Hitler  Came Into Power   ‘Blomberg Affidavit Says Staff Was Preparing for War for 10 Years

German Staff Planned War Before Hitler .   One-Time Commande “Tells of Efforts Made Ten Years Earlier

German Staff Arming Before Hitler Rise   Marshal Von Blomberg Testifies To War Guilt Of Military Clique

ABSOLVES HITLER OF ORIGINAL WAR PLAN OF GERMANY   German General Says General Staff Planned War Ten Years Before Hitler — Supported by People.

Says Germany Preparing For War Ten Years Before Hitler Began Dictatorship

German High Command Was  Planning War  German People  Were Behind   > ea ] ge

Tugs Resume Towi ing Food,  uel Barges   Greatest Maritime Strike in History Tightens Grip on National Keonomy

Tugboats Move Food For N. Y. Residents   Permission Granted By Strike Leaders

TOWING FOOD, FUEL TO CITY; WOH MEETS   AFL Seamen Urge 24-Hour Strike by All Labor If Bids "Rejected,

Engineer Recommends Building Code Revisions to Solve Housing Problems

MANY POLES NOT GOING TO VOTE   Political Terrorism Wil] Keep Thousands, Possibly Millions Away From Polls.

Peasant’s Party Has Little Chance To Show Real Strength in Polish Plebescite Slated for Sunday ~

NEXT SUNDAY ELECTION DAY IN POLAND: MILITIA WORKING FOR GOVERNMENT NOW HOLDING RULI

BERLINERS TO CAST BALLOTS SUNDAY   Residents Told Frauds Will Be Punished Severely

TRUMAN WILL TRY 10) FIND SOLUTION 10 COAL DISPUTE   Another Deadlock Is Reached Today In Wage Discussions; Payroll Proposal Is Rejected.   LEWIS ‘STAYS PUT’ ON WELFARE PLAN

Operators Call Welfare Plana “Social Theory’   Snyder Says Truman Plans Action; “No Progress” in Rail Negotiations

BASEBALL BAT DEATH WEAPON   Postman Beats Wife's Brains Out Following Argument

Filipinos T ell How Yank Faced Firins Squad, shouting ‘Long Live America!

Unsung. American Sergeant Cries ‘Long Live America’ —_  Dying.GI Defies Jap Tormentors

Jap Sinking of U. S. Gunhboai Panay Brought Upin War Crimes Trial

War Crimes Tribunal Is Informed U.S. Panay Sunk Under Jap Orders

ClO Electrical Workers Offer Arbitration   Union Chief's Proposal May Open Way For Settlement of Strike

UJ, E. W, PROPOSES ARBITRATION PLAN   ELECTRIC WORKERS WILLING TO ACCEPT RAISE BETWEEN 1944 AND 25 CENTS,

Strike Crisis Comes To Head In Washington   Attention Centers On Meat And Steel Conferences Today

ClO ELECTRIC WORKERS ASK ARBITRATION   Union President Offers To Arbitrate Whole Issue Of Wages

Girl 9 is slugged and  shot 4: times  ‘Salesman, 30, admits attack’?

JOLIET GIRL, 9, SLUGGED, SHOT   Condition Of Victim I Critical; Salesman Admits Attack

U, S. SECRETARY URGES CENTRAL REICH SETUP   Allied Control Council Is Not Successful, German Leaders Are Told   U. S$. TROOPS TO STAY   Byrnes States Americans To Remain In Country As Long As Needed

Central German Government s Recommended Today By Byrnes   Tells Danger If Germany Allowed To Become  _. “Poor House”

Build United Germany, Is Byrnes Plea   Fears Nation Becoming Pawn In Struggle of East-Versus-West

HITS ATTEMPT TO USE REICH AS WORLD PAWN   Asks Return To Potsdam Plan

POTSDAM PACT IGNORED, SAYS U.S. SECRETARY   Blames Confusion on Allied Failure to Keep Agreements

Byrnes Says Germany Must Not be Pawn in East-West Struggle; U.S. Army Stays

Outlines Plan For Gov't by  Constitution   Warns Russ, Won't Stand for Tug-of-War Over Conauered

States Emphatically That United States Has No Intention Of Withdrawing From Germany As Long As Occupation Is Needed   ADDRESSES LARGE STUTTGART AUDIENCE

Urges Centra Government for Germany   Favors Federalization} Warns U. S. Troops Will Not Withdraw

NATIVE COUNCIL. “WOULD PREPARE. ~ AGONSTITUTION   But U. S. Troops: Will Stay _ as Long as Necessary, ~ - He Says in Speech.   POLICY #S .RE-DEFINED   Secretary of State Declares Nation Should Not Be Anyhody’s Satellite .

U.S. OFFICIAL MAKES SPEECH AT STUTTGART   Defeated Nation Must Not Become Big Power Pawn, Top Leaders Told.

Nation Will Not be Pawn in Military Rule   Blames Confusion On Failure to Carry Out Potsdam Terms

Provisional Rule Given in Outline Today by U. S. Secretary of State at Stuttgart.  AIMS OF RUSSIANS, OTHERS DECRIED

BYRNES GAL FOR GOVT BY CENTRAL UNIT   Must Not Become Satellite .of Any Power, Warns at Stuttaart.

Rejects Annexation of Rhine by France or Silesia by Poles; U.S. Opposes Force Anywhere

Secretary Calls For Immediate Set Up Of ‘Central Government   Proposes “United States of Germany” in Momen. tous Policy Speech At Stuttgart; Opposes Severance, Except Saar and Soviet Concessions.

Flays Use of Reich  as Pawn.   National Council to Conduct Affairs of Country Outlined

SAYS NATION CANNOT BEC PAWN IN EUROPEAN STR PROPOSES GERMAN NATI NAI COUNCIL: ©

CRASH AILS 4 ARMY MEN AND A WAC   Craft Strikes Bank of Manhattan Building, Explodes and Wrecks Office on 58th Floor.   15-FOOT SQUARE HOLE TORN IN WALL   Fire Breaks Out but Is Soon Extinguished — Falling Debris Hits a Few People in Street.

Four Army Men and WAC Dead After Fliers Lose Bearings in Heavy Fog

AIR PILOTS VOTE STRIKE TUESDAY   T. W. A. Flyers Demanding  Mbb cc

Draft Boards Ordered — Call Up Draft-Eligible Childless Men 26 To 29

ORDER SINGLE MEN OF 26:29 YEARS CALLED   Draft Director Takes Step to Increase  Eligible Quota

LOCAL DRAFT BOARDS TARE IN OLDER MEN   SENATE CONSIDERS PLAN TO CALL TEEN-AGERS

Hershey Calls Up Men 26 to 30   Step Follows Exemption Of Teen-Agers, Fathers

Selective Service Calls Older Men   Senators Map Drive For Teen-Age Draft

Boards Are Ordered To Call Childless Men 26 Through 29   Telegram Sent to State Directors in First Step te Corry Out Instructions to Expand Draft

Draft Boards Ordered to Call Men 26 to 29   Age Expansion Said Necessary to Save Wreckage of Service

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MEN 26 THROUGH 29 T0 BE CALLED BY DRAFT BOARDS   Selective Service Orders Them Summoned for Examinations to Determine Physi eal Fitness.   ORDER APPLIES ONLY TO CHILDLESS MEN   Hershey Excludes Those Discharged From Armed Forces —Senators Consider TeenAge Conscription.

Childless Men Draft Urged  Boards Told To Cail Added Classification.

Draft Boards Checking 26-29 Men    Category’s Childless Face Immediate Preinduction. Tests

Childless Men 26 Through 29 Are ‘Scheduled to Undergo Physical Examinations for Military Service

 VO 10OU Feel Crowded. I sa a  Army Ordnance Chiefs Search For Grounds  Adequate For Testing 2.000-Mile Rockets

Private Planet Wanted  RocketsOutgrow Desert; Experts Seek 2000-Mile Test Ground

Army, Planning Globe-Circling Rocket, Searches For 2,.000-Mile Test Ground

Army Will Draft 180,000 by March   Call for September Hinges on Enlistments

FREE LOVE AND ILAABGITIMACY ARE PROMOTED I CHIGAN JURIST CHARGES EN SNTERVIEW-

Detroit Jurist Is Irked at Free Love And Illegitimacy   His: Cases, He Says, Show Premium Available for Unwed Mothers  in Michigan

Charges Michigan Encouraging Immorality . . .  Raps “Free Love’ Bonus

Michigan Judge C harges State Is Encouraging Program of Free Low

TWA PILOT TAKES TURN FOR WORSE   Results of Investigation Into Plane Crash Not Made Known Yat

Condition Of Plane Pilot’ Grows Worse   TWA Constellation Crashes In Eire, Killing 12 Persons

Mist and Fog Covered Shannon Airport Wher TWA Cracked up if Ireland’s Worst Aix Disaster.

UNCERTAINTY BLAME! FOR SUSPENSION BY NEW ORLEANS BOARD NOT CLEAR WHETHER  ORDER APPLIES ONLY TO SATIIRNAY SESSION

CONCERN FELT FOR B:G LOAN   Week-Long House Battle Expected Over British Bill

Truman Sends Message To Congressman, Renewing Request For Loan To Britain

Truman Urges British Loan   Some Leaders Are Concerned Over Vote In House

Into British Loan Fight   President and Byrnes In Plea For Approval As House Takes Up Bill

House Members Expect Loan Fight   Minnesota Primary May Give Indication; Anglo Side Loses Votes

Close House  Vote Seen On British Loan  Truman, Byrnes  T leis Bia wereTr ]

PLEA VOICED BY PRESIDENT FOR BRITAIN'S LOAN   Byrnes Also Calls Assistance Essential As House Opens Debate On Proposal

HOUSE TAKES UP. LOAN 10 BRITAIN   Leaders. Confident: Measure Will Bea Annraved

Court Rules On Property Gifts   Surplus Items Can Be Given Non-Profit Institutions

IT’S LEGAL   Justice Department OK's Gifts of Surplus to Schools.

Saratoga Is Bomb Target   Veteran Carrier Named - To Take Brunt Of  Atom Blast

Senate Okays Mediation Board   Proposal ‘Is - Substitute For Labor Legislation

Committee Of Senate Favors Bill   Measure Does Not Cover Fact - finding, Other Items of Case Bill

Arabian ‘Holy War’ Proposed: Palestine Dispute Nears Crisis   Leader of Arab League Reports Plan Advanced To Declare Palestine Battle Zone: New Pressure On British to: Reiect Homes for Jews

Arabs Riot, Hurl Stones af British Troops in Strike   Palestine May Be Declared A Battle Zone for Holy War

ARAB RIOTERS STONE TROOPS IN JERUSALEM   Outbreak Quelled as .Natives Demonstrate Against Report

GENERAL STRIKE 15 UNDER WAY; THREAT OF FIGHT DEFINITE  PROPOSALS SAID MADE WHILE CROWDS HURL

British Are Stoned By Angry Arab:   General Strike Is Staged in Palestine Area

3,000 Stone-Hurling Arabs Demonstrate   Violence Marks General Strike Throughout Palestine, With Most of Rock-Throwing Aimed at Tommies in Jerusalem.

Groups Plan For State Assembly   Teachers, ICC, Civie Groups Busy—School Hauling Questioned

Economists See Nation Heading For Tough Times   Roger Babson Thinks Depression To Be as Severe as 30's

Most Leading Economists See U. S. ‘Heading into Only Mild Depression

Boom or Bust Next Year? 13 of 14 Top Economists Soe US. Heading into Minor Depression in1947

Wintry Wave 1 Blankets East!   ‘Economists Predict Slump   Minor Depression Expected in 1947

12 Economists Predict Hard Times In ‘47   Depression As Bad As That Of 1932 Seen By Babson

FIRE BLAMED ON SMOKING IN BED      Five Die in Motel Fire inv Heart of Philadelphia's Negro Section — Forty Others are Injured, Four

FLAMES ROAR THRU FOUR STORY HOTEL   Five Men Dead, Forty InJured in Philadelphia Fire.

11 Persons Are Indicted In Whiskey Deals   Two Million Dollar Profits Allegecl

§2 Million Profit In Black Market Liquor is Alleged   Federal Grand Jurors + In Kentucky Return Indictments Against 11]

11 Accused of Whisky  Conspiracy   Over-Ceiling Profits Put at $2,000,000 by Attorney General

Brownout Order 1; Mandatory   Government Points Out That Federal Order Requires Compliance In 21 States

Shipbuilding Profits Told At Hearing  Henry J. Kaiser   Henry J; Kaiser Defends Operation Of Companies

KAISER DENIES BIG PROFIT ON SHIPBUILDING   Accounting Office Says $356,006,612 Made From $22,979,275

Huge Profits Of Kaiser Co. Told Congres:   Maritime  Board Says Fla.  Firm Made $2,080,000 On 8600

19 Shipbuilders Made Huge Profits On Little Capital, Probers Told

VAST PROFITS BARED IN WAR SHIP BUILDING   FEW MADE WEALTHY WITH NO RISK AS TAXPAYERS PAY

Huge War Profits of U.S. Shipbuilders Are Barea   Maritime Commission Reports 19 Firms that Put Up $22,979,275 Capital Earned $356,006,612—Henry Kaiser Defends Practices of His Companies, Reported to Have Made $192,237,284—House Group Opens Investigation.

Henry Kaiser Detends His  Operations Federal Official  Criticises Profits ~~. = PP

Figures Are Released On War Shipbuilding Profits   Maritime Commission Says $346,000,000 Made on $22,979,000 Investment—Kaiser Defends Operations of Company

Shipbuilding War Profits  Under Probe   Commission Cites $2,080,000 Profit On $600 Capital

While Kaiser Declares Saved the Government Many Millions: of DolJars On Liberty Ships

HUGE PROFITS TO SHIPYARDS ARE REVEALED   One Firm Made $2,080,000 On Investment 0! $600, Committee Told      OPERATIONS METHODS BY HENRY KAISER

Report 19 Firms Made $356 Million Profit On $22 Million Investment

AUTO WORKERS ASK MORE PAY   Second Round Of Wage Campaign To Start With Chrysler

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   To Sugvest United Nations Trusteeship for Palestine

850,000 Soldiers Hospitalized By Neuropsychiatric Disorders Of War

Neuropsychiatric Ailments Hospitalize 850,000 Soldiers Up To First Of Year, Army Chief Says

ve y Neuropsychiatric Cas  850, 000 World War Il Vets Hospitalized For Nerves

Sa A LL LLL LL LLL LLL LLL LL LLL LLL LLL ALLL LL  Psychiatric Group Told 850,000 Men Hospitalized From War

EXPERTS AT WORK   Goeri ing Vial  In Wrinkle   Hidden In Body, Physician Thinks

Fuller House Mar Proofs Everything With New Home   Circular Building, Costing $6,500, Can Be Erected in Two Days

Appeal From, Contract By US. Tewis   Jones-Laughlin’ Attomeys Ask Court to Hold Off Pact With Mine —  Supervisors

Seek Injunction On Boss Contrac  Steel Corporation Takes Legal Action

SEEK TQ STOP BOSS CONTRACT BY INJUNCTION   Jones And Laughlin In Court Over Lewis’  Pact With Navy

To Determine Cost Of Atom Bomb Tests   Naval Committee Hires Investigator

BEVIN EXPECTED TO WIN SUPPORT IN PARLIAMENT   LEFT-WINGERS APPEAR “SLATED FOR DEFEAT IN ATTACK ON FOREIGN POLICY -

She and Mrs. J. I. Knight Will be Highlights at Meeting of Britts is Pwr,  : Grange.

She and Mrs. J. I. Anight Will be Highlights at Meeting of Britts Twp. Grange.

Strike Ties Up Metropolitan Area Express   Union and Agency Meet Several Times But Reach No Accord

SHIPMENTS OF RAIL EXPRESS      10,000 Idle As Union Presents Demands To Company

UMAN TALKS THYDE PARK OMESTEAD   osevelt Property, urial Plot Become jational Shrine

President Lauds Policies Of EDR. In Brief Speech   Truman Rededicates His Administration To Carry On Policies Of Predecessor   ROOSEVELT HOME NATIONAL SHRINE

Ancestral Home Of FDR Deeded To Government   Fundamental Aims of Wartime President To Be Carried out

THYDE PARK AMESTEAD   oosevelt Property, urial Plot Become ational Shrine

Rule To Push FDR Policies, Truman Says.   President Rededicates Regime at Memorial To War Leader

"RISSIAN PREMIER   “Lincle Joe” Alse Will Be Minister of Armed Forces.

Gladys, Talent Scouting for TWA, is One of the Original Glamour Girls of the Sky

GUERILLAS ARE KILLED   30 Members of Roving Bands ir ~ Greece Died in Shirmishes

Thirty Killed In Greek Riots   Rioting Bands Stage Skirmishes In Thessaly; Seven Killed Elsewhere

LAUDS RECORD OF PRESS IN WARTIME   Syracuse Girl Student Wins AN. BP. A. Contest

MONARCHISTS AND REPUBLICANS IN A CLASH TODA)   Armed With Sticks and Iron Bars Caused Many Broken Heads.   NAPLES SITUATION BAD   It Was Considerably Eased Later In the Day, It Was Reported.

Square Held Under Siege In Rioting   Rome's Police, Equipped With Heavy Tanks and Cavalry Ready to Check Battling Factions

Italian Crisis Holds   Monarchist-Republican Clashes Break Out in  Many Places As Umberto Refuses to Leave

South of Italy Begins Talking  Of Secession   12 Now Dead in Riots: Umberto Holds to Throne

Roman Police Guard Palace 0) Lingering King   Umberto Refuses  To Surrender Throne. Heads Beaten In Capital Clashes

Armed Police Holc Heart of Rome In State of Siege   Monarchist Demonstration Threatens to Break Out Into Full-Scale Riot; Naples Also Has Tense Situation for Second Straight Day

Heart of Rome in State of Siege As King Still Balks   Budding Monarchist  Demonstrations Near Riot Stage---Umberte Refuses to Leave

Disorders Continue In Italy   Police Seek to Prevent Large Scale Rioting  In Rame

a eee: 12 ee  HEART 0; A STATE OF SIEGE   Police Hold or Monarchist-Republican Clashes

Mackenzie's Column   By DEWIIT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

: Greeks ; Have Powde Keg ‘Or n Doorstep         “cant ie Bical Point’ ” OF Highly Explosive “Situation Existing is . the Balkans.

WEEK-END DEVELOPMENTS ADD TO EXPLOSIVE. SITUATIONS IN BALKANS—WHERE WARS START

Ex-Army Officer Given Probation   Embezzled $500 Worth of Military Material

[THE KAYES HAVE DAUGHTER   New Techniques Used To Restore Good Looks to Damaged Eyes

 Surgeons Are Told New Techniques Restore Good Looks to the Blind

‘PRODUCTION IS LOWEST SINCE ) SPRING OF 194   Large-Scale Work Stop. pages Principal Reason Fer Decline, OPA Reports   BUSINESS SITUATION SOUND FINANCIALLY

Report Industrial Output In U. S. Lowest Since 1941 As Result Work Stoppages

Nation’s Industrial Output  Drops to a Five-Year Low   CPA Administrator Small, Asserting “Business Situation Is Sound Financially,” Attributes Slump to Large-Scale Work Stoppages—Declares It Will Take Five or Six  Weeks for Stee! Mills to Reach Full Preduction.

Small Predict: Further Drop  For February   Wage-Price Problem Solution Can Result In Quick Gain: Trade  Sound Financially

Industrial Output Slides To Lowest Levels Since Spring, 1941; Consumer Goods Production Up Over December No Significant Shifts in Overall Price Levels  Reported During January; Lumber Reveals Ten Year Low In Production

Work Stoppage Responsible, Agency Reports; Steady Gains After Settle. ments Predicted .

RIOTS SPREAD THROUGH INDIA AFTER MUTIN}   Censorship Im posed As Mobs Battle With Police

Mobs Renew India Riots; Toll Mounts   Police Fire Into Crowds; Army Trucks Attacked

Byrnes Flying To Critical Big / Parley in Paris  Talks on Europe Treaties Slated tc

PEACE TREATY SESSION WILL TACKLE CRISIS   UNITY OF BIG FOUR AT STAKE; BYRNES ASKS PRAYERS

Byrnes leaves for peace meet ‘in need of prayer’  Will confer with foreign ministers im effort to hreak Bic 4 deadlack

SCHOOLS MADE CAMPAIGN ISSUE   GOP Raps Lausche’s Veto o' 1945 Annrooriations Bill.

SCHOOL VETO MAJOR ISSUE   Lausche In Hot Retort To Charge He Failed In Promises

Rationing Is Advocated At UNRRA Meet   National Organizations Backing Plan

)1 Powerful Groups Back Drive To Force U. §. To Ration Cereals. Oils

Cereals, Fats And Oils Included On List Needed To Help Feed World

LaGuardia to Be New Head lor UNRRA   Politically Powerful National Organizations Back Drive to Ration Cereals, Fats, Oils

I Organizations Want Rationing  Would Return War Food Curb Policy

Powerful Groups Now Uniting To Urge Rationing   Want Cereals, Fats And Oil Conserved To Relieve Hunger.

BACK RETURN TO FOOD RATIONING   Powerful Groups Hope To Force U. S. To Ration Cereals, Fats And Oils.

Urge Return  Of Rationing Groups Seek To Save Cereals. Fats. Oils

Groups Urge U.S. Revive Food Rations   Politically Powerfu Organizations Sign Statement

1, $. GROUPS 10 BACK PROGRAM OF RATIONING   Want Cereals, Oils And Fats Controlled; La Guardia To Succeed Lehman

BACK MOVE 10 RATION FOODS EUROPE WEED   Organizations Would Force U. S. to Cut Down on Fats and Oils.

Drive to Force U. 5. ‘To Ration Fats, Oils, ‘Cereals Gathers Speed

U. S. Ration Of Cereals, Fats, Foods Demanded   More European Help ts Urged By Nation

DRIVE OPENS T0 FORCE U. S. OILS, CEREALS RATION   Powerful Political Groups Also Urge Care for Refuaees

21 Groups In U. S. Favor  New Control Needed To Fight   Famine. Claim.

Strong Bloes Favor Some Rationing    21 Organizations Want Cereals, Fats and Oils Rationed

National Organizations Behind Drive To Force U. S. To Ration Cereals And Oils   Declare Truman's Emergency Famine Program Won't Cope With Situation

PRESSURE GROUPS SEEK RATIONING OF CEREAL, FATS   SIGN REQUEST FOR OFFICIAL LIMIT ON U. S. CONSUMPTION

Powerful Groups Back of Drive to  Force Rationing   National Organizations Put Pressure On Government to Ration Cereals, Fats,  Oils to Aid World’s Hungry

Drive To Force  U. S. To Ration      Politically Powerful National Organizations Get Together.

In Drive To Force Rationing   21 National Organizations Join to Urge Immediate Action to Get Food to Starving

Cereals, Fats And Oils Said Badly Needed   21 Organizations Demand That U. S. Recime Savinas

Cereals, Fats And Oils Said Badly Needed  21 Organ Dema nd Tho TU. ‘S

Rationing of Scarce Items Gains Sunnor   21 Organizations Gor B  Wei oss          nd Plow to Save Cereals, Fats

Several U.S. Organizations Want Rationing. Restored to Aid Relief

Woitien’ s Clubs, - Grange,  VFW, CIO. Among 21  Groups Asking U. S.  Rationing To Aid Hun  gry Abroad.

Strong National Clubs Ask Rationing Again Be Placed On Cereals, Fats And Oils.

URGE U. S. T0 RATION FATS, OILS   National Organizations Also Call for Restric. tions on Cereals as 2 Means of Aiding Starving Peoples.

New Ration Plan Urged By 21 Groups   Proposal for Control of Cereale, Fats and Oils Gets Support of Strong Nationa! Organizations

‘Drive to Demand Cereal Rationing   Nation’s Powerful Groups Would Aid Food Shortages

Lie May Get Post As UNO Secretary   Norwegian Is Emerging As Compromise Candidate

AGREEMENT ON SEGRETARY FOR UNO SAID NEAR   Norwegian Foreign Minister is Favored To Get Coveted Position   IRAN. REDS MAY AGREE   - mammal UNO May Defer Action On Controversy Awaiting Result Of Talks

Big 5 May Agree Ga Norwegian As UNO Secretary   Lie Seen as Compromise Candidate in Election  Scheduled Foday

F irst Oysters Fat And Tasty   Decrease In Production This Year Held Tijikelw

Martin to Stay To January 21   Will Remain as Governor Until Duff Takes Over State Post

Foreign Ministers Agree to One Minor Economic Clause in Italian Treaty

Big 4 Agrees On Clause for Italian Pact   Trieste Key Problem To Be Solved: Claims  Issue Not Discussed

TRIESTE MAY BLOCK TREATY   Held Key Problem Before  Foreign Ministers To Get Italian Pact

FRIESTE SAID MAJOR PROBLEM  Foreign Ministers Making Little Proaress In Paris

Trieste Issue. Continues To Flague Meet   Ministers Agree On Minor Clauses Of Italian Problem

Irieste Key — Problem at Conference   “De Facto” Division. Te Last “Meny Years” if Question Not  Settled —

Minor Peace — Point Gained   Trieste Problem Remain: Ried. Struinhline Black

Agree On Minor Eeonomic Clause But At Odds On Key Problems. Trieste Issuc to ~ Conte Up Again Soon

Accord Reached On Minor Clause In Italian Pact   Trieste Is Seen as Key Problem at ‘Big Four’ Meeting

TRIESTE IS KEY TREATY PUZZLE   Ministers See Problem As Main Bar To Peace In Europe

NORTH CAROLINA CIRL IN MIX-UP   Charged With Marrying Three Servicemen And Taking Allotment Checks; Says She Is Now Divorced From Evervbodvy.

eee nn er tnnIntnInInnInnENEESEEEIEEEESESEEEEREEEE  Too Many Mates For N.C. Girl   Charged With Violation Of Servicemen’s Dependent’s Allowance

Members of Spy Ring at Frankfurt   Leader Admits Reporting or American Troop Move ments to Reds

Germans Are Taken into Custody; All Said to Rank High in German Espionage Work.   NINE MONTH HUNT STAGED BY YANKS

Red Spy Ring’ Nabbed in Reich   U.S. Intelligence Mer Arrest 15 Germans

ESPIONAGE RING IN AMERICAN ZONE OF REICH   Poland Holds 50 U.S. Citizens

Army Blueprinting Strong Striking Airborn Divisions  Plan Hard-Hitting Units of 17,000  te me Eee

DIVISIONS WILL BE DOUBLED Army Plans To Increase Fire  - Power Of Airborne Soldiers

To Expand Air Units   Army Plans Call For Doubling Size Of Airborne Divisions

NEW DIVISIONS INCLUDE TANKS AND ARTILLERY   Infantry, Armored Units Also To Be Stronger—More Punch Needed

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS  ; ir et 7" Sees toa Se eee eee,  an   Activities of Interest Te All in The Various Communities

NEST BUGKS AVG PLAND TO ASSIST IN PARADE   Chapter Goes on Record As Not In Favor of Bonus

ABUSE OF VETS AT CHILLICOTHE TOLD IN HOUSE   Mistreatment Cited In Report; Offenders Punished Or Indicted

Committee Reports Vets Abused at Three Centers   Charges: Made Against Military and Civilian Offenders, Canditianse Ramodjad

PRESIDENT TO REVIEW MANEUVERS   To Take Week’s Cruise On His Yacht Williamsburg

To Review Task Force Maneuvers   Truman Will Witness Action in Atlantic in  Course of Week’s Vacation Cruise On Yacht

President Will  Review Maneuver   Leaving Washington Sun day For Full Week’s Cruise In Atlantic

HST TO HAVE WEEK'S VACATION  President Plans To Review Atlantic Fleet Maneuvers

16 CENT WAGE BOOST FOR TRAINMEN ADVISED   TRUMAN-TO VIEW-NAVY. AIRCRAFT CARRIER-FORC!I

Review Task Force  Maneuvers   Truman to Leave White House Sunda: For Full Week’s  Cruise on Yacht

Carrier Maneuvers To Begin Sunday   President Will Join Force For Two-Day Cruise

{UMAN TO WATCH S FLEET STAGES BIG JST-WAR MANEUVER   rrler-Crulser Task Force Puts On Show

TRUMAN BOARDS BIG U.S, CARRIER   Watches Maneuvers at Sea First Major Exercises Since War

CHIEF EXECUTIVE PLANS TO CRUISE FOR FULL WEEK   SLATED TO VIEW MANEUVERS FROM AIRCRAFT CARRIER

Truman To See  Maneuvers (Of  Navy Task Force Plans Visit To  2 See ee .. ieee 

TRUMAN TO REVIEW CARRIER TASK FORCE MONDAY   The Maneuvers Will Take Place In the Atlantic, I In Announced,   FULL WEEK'S CRUISE   The President Will Leave the White House Sunday Afternoon,

PRESIDENT 0 SEE NAVY MANEUVERS   Will Leave. White House on Sunday

Plymouth County Rural Women Meet Tuesday .  Many Present To Hear Talk By Nutrition Expert

Plymouth County Raral Women — Meet Tuesday  Many Present To _ Hear ‘Talk By.  , ’ Whepecee. Beeavt ;

RURAL WOMEN'S DAY PROGRAM   One Hundred Plymouth County Rural Home: makers Met Here

SUPPORTS U. 5. ATOMIC PLAN   Evatt Holds Proposals By Russia “Impossible;”  Would Ban Veto

BARUCH PLAN FOR A-CONTROL GETS BACKING   Australian Chairman Expresses His Treaty Preference

Evatt Says Soviet Atomic Safeguard Plan ‘Impossible  Blocks Russian Proposc   Blocks Russian Proposal for Control by UN Security Council

Kimmel Places Full Blame On Superiors   Admiral Charges That Information Known In Washington Was Withheld

ADMIRAL KIMMEL TELLS HIS STORY OF PEARL HARBOR   Testifies He Would Have Ambushed Japs at Sea Had Vital Data Been Sent to Him.   CHARGES WASHINGTON WITHHELD INFORMATION   Declares Messages Capital De. coded Indicated Time and Place of Nippon’s 1941 Raid.

Kimmel Tells His Pearl Harbor Story   Asserts Washingtor Withheld Vital Information

KIMMEL SAYS ALERT HELD UP BY WASHINGTON   Admiral Testites Japanese Notes Gave Warning of Raids

Kimmel Says Washington Withheld Data From Him Pointing To Jap Attack

Navy Withheld Plan Of Japs, Kimmel States   Says Washington Aware of Time and Ploce of Attack

U.S. To Keep Pacific Bases   : Kimmel Asserts Washington Knew Time, Place. Of Japanese Attack On Pearl Harbor

Kimmel Blames Navy Chief For Successful Jap Attack   Information on Nip Plans Withheld, Admiral Charges; irges; Spectators Applaud

Data Withheld By \\ ashington Says Kimmel   Admiral Tells His Side of Pearl Harbor Story for First Time

Alert Withheld By Washington,  Kimmel Avers Nip Notes Gave Warning of Raid. Admiral Testifies

lowa Tax on Gasoline Held Valid   Supreme Court Upholds Judge Evans of Iowa City  in Decision Today

CHURCHILL BEGINS FLORIDA VACATION   British Statesman Arrives al Miami Beach

Churchill Rests At Florida Home After Long Trip   Will Spend Six Weeks  In Florida Sunshine

Barkley, McCormack, Sabath, Capehart and Dickstein Mentioned in Mead Committee Testimony Wednesday.

TELLS MEAD OF CALLS TO MEN: IN HIGH PLACES   Former Erie Basin Employe Witness.in Capital Probe

PHONE CALLS. BY FREEMAN ARE LISTEL   FORMER SECRETARY. SAYS “EX. PEDITER” CONTACTED TWO SENATORS AND FOUR  CONGRESSMEN 

HANOVER’S OLDEST RESIDENT [3 DEAD   Jacob Calvin Horick, Who Observed 100th Birthday Just 15 Days Ago, Passes Away This Morning

TO BE LITTLE COOLER   A Few Scattered Showers Will Fall Over State Tonight

Two Officers Held 27 Days By Russians   Questioned at Length While Reds Claimed They Were Not Held

TWO U.S. ARMY OFFICERS RELEASED BY RUSSIANS   Pair Questioned 27 Days By Soviets After Venturing into German Zone

U. S. OFFICERS DETAINED AS SPY SUSPECTS      Reveal Reds Refused To Give Out Word Of Detention

PAULEY INSISTS. OIL MAN NEEDEL   Strikes Back at Ickes, Says Navy In War Dissipated Fuel Reserves

REUTHER, THOMAS START UAW FIST   Leader of Auto Union Denounces Tactics of eral Motors Strike :.

Thomas Calls Reuther ‘Dupe’ Trying To Lead Auto Union Into AFL   Pair Battling For Leadership Of Largest CIO Union: Reuther Charges Thomas ‘Dishonest’ In Certain Unnamed Matters

Thomas Brands Reuther ‘Dupe’ For AFL Tie-Up  Denounces Tactics Used  rT wwrioouéseys: - a en oo   Denounces Tacties Used  In Walkout at G. M.

Y ELIMINATE PORTABLE PIT QUIREMENT   oted, Violations  fac at Isn't av Be Ignored

Western Electric Heads and Union Leaders Confer Today Big Meeting  —“Satiéd PP ey.

WESTERN ELECTRIC WAGE PARLEY TODAY      ew Effort to Be Made to Avert Walkout of 37,000 Employes in New York and New Jersey.

NO STARVATION IN JAPAN, SAYS GEN. MARTHUR   Evidence Fails to Support Rumors, Com- « ‘mander Reports:..

Geneva Might Become  Home of U.N.   Russia Is Reported in Favor of Site in Switzerland

Reds May Back Geneva As U.N. Headquarters   Site Battle May Be Resumed Today; Council Drops Spanish Case

MAY ASK U.N. GO TO GENEVA   Russia Reported Ready To Propose Permanent Site In Ex-League Home

Geneva Looms As Site For United Nations   Assembly Gets Green Light On Spanish Question

Plan To Move UN To Geneva Gets Support   Russians Reported Ready to Ask Assembly for . -' Such a Move

New Move to Occupy Pal ace of League of Nat ions Said to Have Rus sian Approval.

Suggest Geneva Answers Question Of Permanent Home For UN Assembly

UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS MAY BE SHIFTEL   Russia Reported Willing To Transfer Activities To Geneva

GENEVA FAVORED AS U.N. HOME   Move Backed by Russia; Franco Case Is Dropped From Agenda of Council

Hitler Ordered  Our Crews Slain   Either Capture Or Kill Ship Crews To Halt Shipping Ordered.

Nazis Directed To Kill Crews, Notes Disclose   Japs, Germans Hoped Personnel Shortage Would Hamper US

 Support Growing for ‘No-News-No-Cash’ Rule For UNRRA Appropriation

"No News--No Cash’ Policy Against Russ UNRRA Press Blackout Gains Power

‘NoNewsNoCash’Program For Russia Given Support; Field May Yet Be Enlarged

‘No Cash’ Policy May Be Added   ; Nations Refusing News on U.NLRB.R.A. Aets Would Be Hit _..

‘No News-No Cash’ Policy Gets House Support As UNRRA ‘Appropriation Amendment   Directed At Any Nation Imposing Censorship On News Dealing With Agency)

RUINS OF BERLIN SHOW RESULTS OF WAR, MACKENZIE’ FINDS WHEN RE-VISITING FAMILIAR SCENES

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   BY DEWITT MacKENZIE 7? World Traveler

CAVE DWELLING GERMANS AMID RUINS OF BERLIN STILL. POSSESS WARLIKE MENTAL ATTITUDE: NEED, REFORMING —

Kansas Cifian’s Margin Narrow At Halfway Mark   Enos Axtell Running Ahead of Reeves in Kansas City

lran Files Another Protest on Russian Presence in Country   Fxecute French Nagi

Some Dissatisfaction 1s  Expressed at Average .<ormpared With - Loose . Gebérgia-Flofida’® Leat..

Some Dissatisfaction 1s  ixpressed at Average - Corapared With Loose  Georgia-Florida Leaf.

Polio Takes 12th Victim  In Texas   Two New Cases Are Reported In San Antonio

Congress Hears FDR, Jr., Claim ‘Lobbies Trimmed V ets’ Housine o

Haircuts Not For Jimmy   Mother Says Hs’s Individ uwalist Like AU Others  1 In Farnile.

Bladen Bladen Youth, 18,  ‘Held In Death Of Wife & Stepchild   Reported To Have Con-; fessed Slayings; Bodies Found In Tobacco Bed  Grave.

Elizabethtown Man Is Held In Connection With Death Of His Wife And Stepchild

MURDERED WIFE AND STEPCHILD   North Carolina Farmer And Textile Worker Confesses Double Murder; Bodies Found In Shallow Grave.

U. S. ASKS TITO TO PAY $400,000 IN INDEMNITIES   Determined To Give Americans Abroad Koll Protection

U.S. BILLS YUGOSLAVIA FOR $400,000   Demands Cash in Stiffened Front To Yugoslavia

Tito Gets Bill for $400,000   U.S. Acts to Guard Its Citizens Abroad

YUGOSLAVS TOLD TO PAY $400,009   Bill Indicates Stiffening of U. S. Attitude.

America May Ask Yugoslavia for $400,000 in Cash  Demand Shows U. S. WeéT 6c. Dawah?   Demand Shows U.S. Will ‘Get Tough’  To Defend Citizens

OBSERVERS SEE STIFFER U. S. FOREIGN POLICY      Bill For $400,000 Indemnity From Yugoslavia Backs Protection Program   OTHER ACTS PROTESTED   Americans Argue With Poles And Seek More Details Of Trieste Shooting

TRUMAN TAKES TARIFFS FROM FOREIGN WOOD   GOP Chairman Calls I ‘Politics’ Since Seas on Is Off

Duty Is Off Imported : _ Lumber; Loans Sought      Wyatt Recommends Federal Funds: Prefabricated Home Manufacturers

Housing Lumber Tariffs Waived  Draws Criticism As Political Move

LUMBER DUTY IS LIFTED 10 HELP HOUSING   MOVES TO RELIEVE BUILDING PINCH COME TOO LATE

IMPORTING OF LUMBER IS TO BE DUTY FREE   President Truman Is Making Authorization— Millions for Loans

New Dwelling Goal Is Short Of Estimates      Lumber for Home Building to be Imported — Duty-Free

SUSPEND TARIFFS ON HOUSE LUMBER   TRUMAN ACTS TO RELIEVE SHORTAGE—WYATT MOVES TO SPEED PROGRAM.

ACTION TAKEN TO SPEED NEW HOUSING PLAN   Duty-Free Imports Of Lumber Authorized By President

Truman Removes Duty on Lumber To Aid Housing   Action Taken to Speed Construction of New Dwelling Units

New Homes Fall. Short of Coal   Federal Loans to Makers Of Prefab Houses Ieoed hy Wyatt

Gromyko Cails Probe Proposal Just an Exeusé For Inaction   Delegates to Consult Their Governments Over  Weekend   W on "t ‘t Admit ‘Enemy’  Te See ee OP

Millenium Has Been Reached  Real Permanent t Wave Is Promised American Women

UAW Levels New Attack At NLRB   Says Board Has Aligned Jtself With GM

28 EX-G, I.8 DISQUALIFIED FOR BENEFITS   USES Announces Unemployment Compensation Withheld for 23 Others.

5 Be LOCAL VETERANS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES HONORED AT INDIANA UNIVERSITY

Belden Poll Will Be Regular Feature Of Taylor Press, First  Release To Be Published Sunday

Grower Crushed Under Tractor, Dies At Hospital   Otto J. Schmidt Of Berrien Springs Is Fatally Injured

TRACTOR TIPS: DRIVER KILLED   Otto J. Schmidt, Retired Fruit Farmer, Dies Of Injuries

STATE HEALTH SECURITY PLAN IS ANNOUNCED   State Medical Society Backs Voluntary, PrePay Insurance

Insurance Plan Announced by Medical Society   Pays for Treatment In Hospitals, Homes Or Doctors’ Offices

Five Aircraft Builders Plan fo Manufacture ‘Aluminum Houses: Difficulties Foreseen

ALUMINUM: HOUSE PROGUCTION SET      Ament Reports -5 Air: craft Plants Ready For Praductinn Soon

FIVE AIRCRAFT COMPANIES. TO MAKE HOUSES   Assembly-Line ‘Turn Out Of Aluminum Abodes To Start Soon

Aircraft Firms Keyed toBuild Factory Homes   Five Plants Set to Enter Prefabricated Housing   : a

Meat Goes at Bargain Prices as Two Pittsburgh Dealers Waaqe Price War

DAILY MEALS IN ALL SCHOOLS IS HOUSE GOAL   Government Plan Up For Vote Tuesday For Feeding Youth

Solons To Act On Lunch Plan   $65,000,000 Program Would Give Lunches to School Children

Vote Near On  School Lunches   House To Consider Federal Plan Tuesday

TAX PAPERS 01 MAY'S LUMBER FIRM SOUGHT   Endorsement of War Plant Checks Brings Political Bombshell

MAY'S LUMBER FIRM SOUGHT   Endorsement of War Plant Checks Brings Political Bombshell

WILD SESSION FOR GOUNGIL   WOMAN HURLED CONTENTS OF CAN OP MEAT SUBSTITUTE ~~ AT-TOLEDO-COUN-

HOUSEWIVES QUIT PROTEST EFFORT             ! ‘oledo i$ Hurl Food: Cans at : Councitmen °

Russia Asks Ouilawing of Atomic Warfare   Connally Says U. S. Will Not Make Disarmament Mistake

Must Be Settled Before Powers Can Disarm And Outlaw Atom Bomb, Sen. Connally Reports   MOLOTOV WANTED ATOM ‘OUTLAWED’

Trade Unionists Protest Bombing   Woman and Several Others Held On Suspicion  In German Bombings

AUGUST 8 SET FOR FB PICNIC   Sports Festival to be Held in Connection With Annual Summer Get Together.

BUREAU PICNIC FESTIVAL, AUG, 8   First Farm Sports Day Since Before War Will Be Held At MeHose Park

Matsuoka,66., War Crimes Defendant,  Dies in J apan   Cats List of Men on Tria] in Japan to 27; Concluded Many Pacts  For His Government

Former’ Japanese Foreign. Minister was Defendant In War, Crinies Trials — Tribunal President “Orders Indictment Dismissed.

Y. MATSUOKA, FORMER JAP OFFICIAL, DIES   Defendant In War Crimes Trial Succumbs

Axis Figure Dies in Japan   Matsuoka Educated In U. S. University

Matsuoka Dies While Facing Trial   Had Tuberculosis and Other Ailments

Curbs Tighten, U.S. Industry Shutting Down   2,500,000 Workers Idle By Next Week Leaders’ Prediction

DEATH SENTENCES METED OUT TO THOSE NAZIS, WHO, WITH HITLER, SOUGHT TO RULE THE WORT      Nuernberg Court Decrees That With Goering on Gallows Will Go Von Ribbentrop, Jodl, Keitel, Streicher and Seven Others

Late Sports  GAMES POSTPONED National League  Philadelphia at Pitts.   Man Buys Mortuary, F inds Body Propped in Corner for 29 Years

Body of Streef-Corner Socialist, Who Died in 1917, Is Finally Buried

riicelittrease For Steel Fixed, 7 Official Claims   Arinouncement Delayed  Until Wage - Price Policy Revised 

Official States Steel Price  Increase Fixed  Stabilizer Collet Said to Be  Delaying Action

STEEL PRICE HIKE FIXED; REPORTED AROUND $3 A TON   Administration Believes It Is High Enough to Settle Walkout of 750,000 Mill Workers.   COLLET IS HOLDING UP ANNOUNCEMENT   Stabilizer Insists on Delay Until General Revision of Wage-Cost Policy Is Completed.

Stabilizer Delays Steel Price Boost   Announcement of Increase Likely Today

Steel price raise fixed but delayed  Government must insure legality

Also Has Highest Aware 95-Year-Old Man ‘Will Be Presented  Purple Heart

Father, Infant Perish In Hire   High Point Man Attempt: To Kill Five Children By Burning House

Poole Pledges To End Retail  Li quor Sales   Distribution Of Whiskey Would Be Confined Teo State Stores

One Man’s Opinion A Radio Commentary by  W. EARL HALL  Meananina Editar

One Man’s  Opinion   A Radio Commentary by  W. EARL BALL Moenacing Editor

One Man’s Opinion  A Radio Commentary by  W. EARL HALE Monaginta Editor

One Man's Opinion ’ A Badio Commentary  By W. EARL HALL Managing Editor

One Man's Opinion  _ A Radio Commentary “ By W. EARL HALL Managing Editor  ee i ln i wie.

War Assets Administration Proposes Plans For Acquiring Moore Field

Anti-Labor Bill Thrust  at Truman   Debated Measure . Would Crack Down on Union “Rackets”

Bill to Curb Racketeering Goes to Truman   Controversial Act Passed After Four Year Conaress Fight

HOBBS BILL REACHES DESK OF TRUMAN       “Passed Senate Friday; Introduced Four Years Ago

Anti-Racket Act, Passed By Senate,  Goes to Presiden   Hcbkbs Measure Would Curb Extortion in Interstate Commerce

HOBBS BILL IS ADOPTED BY SENATE   Anti- racketeering Labor Measure Is Sent to President Truman.

Anti-Racket Union Law Is Sent Truman   Hobbs Measure, Aimed To Protect Commerce, ls Passed By Congress

Anti-Racketeering Hobbs Bill Ready  For Truman's 0.K   Provides $10,000 Fine, 20 Year Sentence For Violators

HOBBS BILLIS PASSED: GOES TO PRESIDENT   Would Prevent Anyone Imposing legal Burden On Interstate Trade

GRANDPARENTS DELVE INTO REMINISCENCES   Middletown Granger Recalls Sexes Entering Separately   HONOR GRANDMOTHER

Trial Drags Wearily To Close ....  Nuernberg Nazis Become Big Tourist Attraction But They Don't Like It

Trial of 21-German War Criminals Becomes Chief Attraction for Tourists

! Nazi Bigwigs Hate Most the Stgring _Of Ever-Present Hordes of Tourists

CONVALESCENT HOME DESTROYED BY FIRE   $6 Elderly Patients_.Are Led Te Safety At Haserstown: Nurses, . Neighbors To Eesseue

‘DEAL’ TO KEEP PLANT LEASE TO BE PROBED   Wyatt Says an Attorney Offered Influence to Tucker Firm, Which Refused It

Wyatt Requests Federal Probe  ( Unnamed Attorney Figures in Case

CHICAGO PLANT STORY PROBE DUE   Wyatt Asks ks Investigation of Activities of _ Attorney

Tucker Says “Unnamed Attorney” Offered Help For A “Price”; Wyatt Takes Action

Young Sailors Plead Guilty   Get 14 To 25 Years For Hitchhike Killing

MacArthur Is Busy In Japan  On Birthday   General Pauses To Present Medals To Krueger Who Is Returning Home

TRUMAN SUFFER SHAPP RERIIKE AT MISSOURI POLL   Republicans Elect U.S. Senator, Oefeat Axtell in  Hause Cantact

NEW SENATOR HAS LEAD OF 56,000 VOTES   Count Includes All of City of St. Louis and Jack son County — Reeves Margin 41,500, With 11 Precincts Out,

Truman’s State Goes Republican   Senate Seat Once Held By President Won By GOP Candidate

Kem Elected Senator Over Macon Democrat   Columbia Representative Pulls Ahead of Will L. Nelson, Jr., in Thrilling Race; Election Is Home State Blow to President

G. 0. P. STRUGK A HOME STATE BLOW TO  PRESIDENT TRUMAN   Took Over the U. S. Senate Seat Once Held By the President.   KEM IS A BIG WINNER   Piled Up a 55,000 Vote Mar gin Over Incumbent Frank P. Briggs.

MISSOURI ALSO SUPPORTS GOP   Truman’s State Elects Republican Senator, Defeats ' Chief 3 Pot Axteti  - *

Missouri Republicans Strike Homestate Blow At Pracitdoent Troman

CHINESE REDS ON OFFENSIVE   NATIONALIST GARRISON SURROUNDED IN DRIVE STARTED! TO CONTROL. RAILROAD

U. S$. ACTS TO AID » HOUSING PROGRAM   Bans Construction of Swimming; Pools, Parking Lots and Fences When Cost Is Over $200.

CPA_ANNOUNCES     BUILDING BANS   Other Steps Taken to Aid i ; Housing Program; Cost  Imnartant

500 Survivors Reported Safe At Alaska Town   10 Passengers Need First Aid, Coast Guard Says

LOSS OF LIFE: PREVENTED BY RESCUE SHIPS   MESSAGE, FROM SCENE OF WRECK INDICATES ALL ON BOARD YUKON ARE SAFE

MIKHAILOVITCH IS PUT TO DEATH   Chetnik Leader and 8 Feollowers Executed for Treason

Receivership for Strike-Bound TPW Asked by Shippers   Suit Raises Many New Questions in American Jurisprudence

RETAIL MEAT RETURNS 10 PRICE CONTROL; HOPE TO AVOID "MEAT FAMINE’

Meat Famine  To Last Month   Govergment Officials Think Supply Will Rise In Autumn

Retail Meat Ceilings In Effect Now   Claim Predictions Of Famine Too Pessimistic

OPA Puts Ceiling Back on Meats   Outlook Not Too Dark, Officials Say of Impending Shortages

Ceilings on Meat Restored Today; Retail Prices Uh   OPA Says Predictions of Possible Famine Are Too Pessimistic

RETAIL MEAT BACK UNDER CEILINGS   Meat Bound to Be Scarce For  Month Or So_

Cattle Receipts Fall to New Low   Famine Forecast May Be Too Gloomy, Nation Told as Meat Control Resumes

Ceiling Prices on Retail Meat In Effect: Outlook Is Gloomy   Officials Admit Meat Will Be Scarce For Month or So

OPA Controls Are Resumed on Meat   Predictions of Famine ‘Over'y Pessimistic’

MEAT SCARCE IN MOST CITIES IS ~PEILINGS RETURK   ‘Government Officials took  fer lmprovement in funnies Soon

New Ceilings Clamped on Meat; U. S. Will Pay More for Less Supplies

Homesteads May Be Available Soon   Vets Get Preference In Sales of Supplies

Outbreak Is Linked with Mine Strike   Two Badly Hurt; Youths Break Inte Homes and Smash Furniture.

Police Alerted To Prevent Further Vandalism in Montana Mining Cit;

RIOTING IN MONTANA . STRIKE AREA   . Thousands of - Dollars of Damage Done at Butte f

Strike Conflict Sets _ OFF. Two Nights. OF Rioting  WOMEO TAATEN   Teen-Age Hoodlums In Montana Cause Heavy Damage. _

wo Injured In Montana  Outbreaks   Children Splinter . Furniture*With © Axes; Break Window:

Hoodlums Cause Disorder  In Strike Town   Homes Are Subjected To Vandalism; Workers Are Victims

5B) MILLIONS ANNUALLY FOR ‘SCHOOL LUNCHES   NORST OF CLOTHING SHORTAGE TO END SOOI

Clothing Program Plans In Progress Prices To Increase   5 Per Cent Raise On Scarce Items With Higher Production

Enough Clothes By Summer? —   Believe Some Price  Increases To Be Needed

Expect More Clothing By  This Summer   Price Increases Planned To Boost Cloth Production

‘International Baby’ of World War II May Never Get to Use White House

Wanted Men Are Primarily ‘Army Personnel   Of 70 Airmen Known to Have Bailed Out Over Nagoya, 44 Survived and Only Six Were Made War Prisoners

T KILLED IN OHIO AUTO MISHAPS   4 Pedestrians Included in List of Victims

U. S.-BRITAIN OPPOSE SPAIN CASE HEARING   Two Nations Contend No International Dispute Exists

Sneak Attack No Worse Than Atom Use, U.S. Officer Tells Tribunal —

‘Jap Defense Contends Peari Harbor Was No IMore Mass Murder Than Hiroshima A-Bombing

Attorney For Japs Seeks To Justify Deeds   Contends Sneak Attack On Pearl Harhor So More Mass Marder ‘Phaa Atoiie Rombing

Harbor Attack No Worse _ Than A-Bombing, Court Told  Prosecution Makes ‘No Apologies’

Quality Goo,  Prices Above      Good Quality. & Abséric of Price Control: Brings Strong Demand ” anc Higher Prices; ~ Bette: - Grades Bring. High As 50 Cents or More. 

Quality Good, Prices Above Last Year's   Good Quality & Absence of Price Control Brings Strong Demand and Higher Prices; Better  _ Grades Bring High As 50 Cents or More.

Holdup Suspect Arraigned Toda)  Clifford. Compiles Date  or Vase

FACES CHARGES IN COURT TODAY FOR GANG ACTION   Fredericktown Mechanic Had Given Aid In Probe, Sentence Cut

Gen.Homma, Conqueror of Manila; Is at Mercy of Code He Violated :

 Homma, Regarded as Worst War Criminal Spawned Under Banner of the Rising Sun

Winter Arrives In the Midwest  Badger Deer Hunter: Happy About Snow

Strong Winds To Die Down, Cold Will Stay   Icy Westerly Winds Due To Subside Tonight; Freezing Weather May Leave Sunday

Winter Arrives With High Wind   Temperatures Tumble; Hunters Hail Snow in North Woods

A alec Ee. pee  Livestock Taken In Sunday’s Heat  About 1000 Hogs Die As Temperaturs Sears Up To 105

 fstorical Dept. of lowa 7  Heavy Toll Ut Livestock Taken In Sunday’s Heat  About 1000 Hogs  Die As Temperatu CO. Tr rT ane

NE=D 200 WORKMEN      Ready to Start Monday Morning on K. UL. Housing Project

ROCKET 1S SENT 102 MILES HIGH   ARMY KEEPS 14TON V-2 ALOFT 11 MINUTES WITH SPECIAL DEVICES.

German V-2 Rocket Sent 102 Miles High By Armed Forces   In Experiment, Projectile Kept Aloft 11  Minutes

DEATH DECREES ARE HANDED TO ALCATRAZ PAIR   Thompson and Shockley Will Die for Riot Roles; Sooner Draws Life

Alcatraz Rioters  Get Gas Chamber   Two Will Die, One Life Is Given 99 Years

Churchill Attacks  Labor Government   Charges Palestine Situation Is Not Handled Properly; Praises U. S. But Raps Soviet Russia

‘STAMP NO, 53. WILL BE VALID FOR FIVE POUNDS OF SUGAK.ON. JANUARY 1

Planes Take Off In Bendix Race   22 Stripped-Down Fighters Compete

22 Taking Part In Air Races   New Records Expected Today In 2000Mile Flicht

22 Airplanes Racing Across Nation To Cleveland Air Show   New Speed Records Assured in Revival of Event; Qualifies P-39 at 409 Miles Per Hour

New Records Are Certain At Air Meet At Cleveland After Seven Years Of Quiet

BENDIX TROPHY RACE ON, RICH PURSE POSTED   Fliers Leave California i First $25,000 Event Since Before War

New Speed Marks Appear Assured In Revival Of National Air Races Opening Today In Ohi

2,000-MiLE BENDIX AIR ~ RACE BEGINS   Los Angeles Flier Is the First to Take Off From Van Nuys, Calif., for $25,000 Prize Dash te Cleveland, O.

First Bendix RaceSince War Gels Underway   Thomas Call in Navy Corsair First to Take Off From California For Cleveland, Ohio

ANDERSON PREDICTS REALTY COLLAPSE   Advancing Farm Prices Given As Threat

Warns Farm Prices Hold Inflation Peril   Agriculture Secretary Cites Folly of Buying During Land Boom

Farm Land  Boom Feared   Secretary Andersen Says Continuing Advance In Prices Brings Threat

PRICES NOW Io ABOVE 39-39 LEVEL   Agriculture Secretary Foresees Danger for Nation

Fears Costly Land Boom   Anderson Cites “Continuing Advances In Farm Land Prices

Seek To Halt Negro’s Death  Court Rules On Second Execution Date

Court Decides It Lacks Authority  To Halt Nearo’s Second Trip to Chair

RULES NEGRO MUST (0 TO CHAIR AGAIN   LOUISIANA COURT REFUSES: TO BLOCK SECOND ELECTROCUTION ATTEMPT.

Court Refuses To Interfere  In Electrocution Of Youth   Louisiana Supreme Court Rules Man May be Made to Sit More Than Once in Electric Chair—Negro’s Attorneys to Appeal to Pardon Board

Bread Prices Up Cent a Loaf Today; OPA Says Living Costs 33 Pct. Higher Than in 1939

The High Cost of Living—— Inflation Here, Experts Say, Pointing to Price Increases

Bread Price Increases Today; Cost Of Living to Be Two Rercent Higher

Living Costs Hit Higher Levels   Increases During Past Two Months Are Causing Alarm

BREAD PRICES BOOSTED CENT BY GOVERNMENT   haan nena ec creni aaeat  Cost Of Living Rises As Much In May-June As In Year Of 1943   PRICE PICTURE ALARMING   Two Per Cent Increase In Living Cost Due; More Prices Boosted

LIVING COSTS: TO TAKE NP, OPA INDICATES   May - June Rise Wiil Equal That for All of 1943, Officials Estimate   BREAD UP CENT TODAY   General Climb Wil Be About 33% Higher Than 1939 Levels, Figures Show

Price of Loaf Up One Cent  Rye Only Exception  T.. Reond Incresea

LIVING COSTS TO INCREASE IN COMING WEEKS   Bread Prices Up Penny Today; Apple Price Boost Allowed

Cardinals Tie Up Series, Walloping Red Sox 12 to 3   Get 20 Hits Off Six Pitchers: Pollet Takes Mound in Today’s Game

Cards Tie All-Time Series Mark ‘in Slamming Out 20 Hits to Top Bosox, 12-3, and Even Race

TWO GAMES EACH!  St. Louis Pounds Out Decisive 12-3 Victory Over Boston In Series

CARDS BLAST QUT 20 HITS 10 WIN, 12:3   Redbirds Even Series With Record-Tying Base Hit Total

Cards Wither Boston in 12-3 Debacle  Pound Out 20 Blows Off Five Hurlers  Tm. To.) 6g DO

Cards Humble Boston 12-3: Square Serie:   St. Louis Ties All-Time World Series Record With 20 Hits

Krug Says Gas To Move in Big Inch in 6 Days   Four Months Operation Of Pipelines Planned; No Early Strike End

BIG, LITTLE INCH ~ LINES ARE LEASED   Natural Gas To Move East Within Six Deys; Finish Fight With Lewis Indicated Rv Krug

MOVEMENT IS SET TQ START WITHIN WEEK   Lines Will Be Leased To Tennessee Gas, Krug Announces

GAS TO MOVE THROUGH BIG LINES IN WEEK   Krug Announcement Has ‘Finish Fight With  Lewis’ Tinge

Natural Gas Will Move By Pipeline, Krug Reveals   Ernergency Movement Within Six Days to Industrial Sections Announced—Government Plans Four-Month Onerntion<«

‘Inch’. Lines T¢ Start Flow Of Natural Gas   Government Acts For Emergency Movement Of Gas

Big, Little Inch To Be Utilized In Mine Battle   Government Plan Revealed As Sec. Krag Testifies  BRefare Honaee Graun

Big Pipe Lines To Carry Gas Within A Week   Krug Discloses Govern. ment Plans For Big Inch And Little Inch   FEDERAL AGENCIES TAKE SWIFT ACTION   Tennessee Company Will Lease Lines During Emergency Operation

Little and Big Inch Pipelines to Aid in Current Emergency  Krug Announces Plans to Relieve Fuel Shortage

Immediate Gas Movement. Through Big Inch Pipeline To Ease Shortage Of Fuel:

Gas to Move in War-Built Lines as  U.S. Plans Finish Fight With Lewis

Krug Announces Pipe Line Plans  Emergency Setup Will Provide Gas

V.FW. OPENS SALE OF BUDDY POPPIES   Proceeds Go To Rehabilitation And Welfare Work

Suggests Gift To The British   Senator Taft Would Give Billion And Quarter Instead Of Loan

Wallace Urges Social Security For Farmers   Universal Coverage Only Democratic Way, He Says In Committee Hearina

Extend Social Security, Plea   Wallace Asks Farmers Be Included in Plan

United States Officially Accepts International Court's Jurisdiction

U. §. to Accept Justice Court Jurisdiction  World Tribunal Is Recognized As Authority

REPUBLICANS LAY PLANS T6 BAR SEN, BILBO   Move Will Put Liberal Democrats On the Hot Seat

Democrats Put on Political Hot Spot   Senate Republicans Launch Move To Refuse Seat in New Congress to Sen. Theo Bilbo

GOP ATTEMPTING TO DENY SENATE SEAT TO SEN. BILBO   Liberal Demos Asked To Support Republican Move

G.0. P. Plans Bilbo Battle   Mississippi Senator: Will Be Challenged

GOP May Place Bilbo on Spot   Move is Launched To Deny Senate Seat To Mississippian

LIBERAL DEMS ARE ON SPOT OVER BILBO   Republicans Plan To Deny Him Seat But Need Help

Butchers Shut Shops as Meat Stocks Vanisk   Even Black Markets Fai! Teo Obtain Supplies, Survev Reveals

Nation Suffering Severest Fresh Meat Shortages   Butcher Shops, Restaurants And Even Black Markets Without Pork And Beef, As OPA Debate Rages In U. S. Senate

MOST CITIES HAVE LITTLE FRESH MEAT   Run of Livestock To Market Reported At  Record Low

Meat Shorfage In The Nation ls Growing Worse   Run of Livestock to Mar_ ket Dips to New Record Low

Fresh Meat Shortage  Grows Worse   Hits Restaurants, Butcher Shops, Fyven Black Market

Severest U. S. Meat Shortage  Grows Worse   Butcher Shops, Black Markets, Restaurants Hit by Lack of Meat; Poultry, Fish Plentiful

Shortage Grows Worse  Even U.S. Blackmarkets Now Are Reported Without Meat

Run Of Livestock At Low Ebb Drops Off Still Further As Senate Debates On Opa. Survey Of Nation’s Cities Reveals All-Time Low.

Shortage Of Meat Is Growing Worse   Butcher Shops and Even Black Market, Restaurants Feel Blow as Senate Debates OPA; See Some Improvement in Situation

BUTCHER SHOPS CLOSING DOGRS   HALF THOSE IN NATION SHUT ~—MEAT SHORTAGE HITS CAFES, BLACK MARKET.

Democrats Dispute Republican Claims Of November Wins  Demo Leader Declare: His Party Will Hold  Bi-s.an in Cannta

Party Battle Line Drawn Up In 17 States   Interest Tomorrow in North Dakota, Indiana, Maryland Nominations

Political Battle Lines Laid Out  Mgaior Parties Give   Major Parties Give Word on ‘Victories’

Major Parties In Claims Of Voting Edge   Battle Lines Across 17 States in Struggle for Con. trol of Next Congress

Major Battle Lines Set In 17 States   Democrats Disputing GOP Claims of November Victories

Major Parties Shape Politica Battle Lines   Seventeen States To See Fights; Claims Disputed

Major Parties Square Off for Primary Fight   Battle Lines Thrown Out As Democrats Dispute GOP Victory Claims  For Novambke. vo

DEMOS DISPUTE — GOP’S CLAIMS   Lucas Replies to Prediction of Republican Senate Gains In November

Defense Says Goldsborough Had No Right To Issue Anti-Strike Order

Union Chief Asks Liberty Under Anti-Injunction Act   Court Gives Precedence To Union Motion To Dismiss Case; Jury May Be Impaneled If Contempt Charge Goes To Trial

INDUSTRY FIRES NEW BARRAGE AT CIO WACE PLAN   Loudest Shot Comes From W. K. Jackson Or meat ae ef are

U. §. Chamber o Commerce Flays Claims of CIO   Results Last Winter Prove Union Report False, Jackson Says

INDUSTRY RAPS ClO ARGUMENTS   U. S. Chamber Replies in Labor’s Wage Case

INDUSTRY RAPS NEW CIO DRIVE FOR WAGE HIKE   Attacks Aimed at Nathan Report Holding 25 Pet. In- _ crease Is Possible

Objections To Pay Demands Gather Force  - Critical Analysis Of Unions’ Case le MAade Pauhiie

+ DUSTR ke . WAGE REPORT   Chamber Of Commerce Leads Rebuttal Against Higher Pay

44. Large Firms (May Be First to Hear Demands   Steel Workers Wage-Policy Committee Meets in Pittsburgh to Plan Strategy   Industry Challenges CIO Report on Wages

Industry in Answer to ClO Claim   Shamber of Commerce An alyzes Union’s Case for  Higher Wages

Industry Says Nathan Report Has Fallactes   Statistical Fight Develops Over CIO's Drive for Hieher Waves

Russians Working Feverishly to Move Nazi Plants  Entire Factories Are Being Taken Ta Citiee in BDiuecia

take It Along, YVomm  Reds Coize Mo: ore , Plants in Eastern Reich

Soviet Removes Reich Factories   Dismantling 172 Plants In Germany

Soviets Fast Taking Plants Out of Zone   Claim They Cannot Wait for Agreement With Western Powers

Murder Charge Is Dropped Against  Frances Wanstreet  Defense Says Girl Dic Not Push Boy, 8,  ae ee

FREE BOBBY SOXER IN DEATH OF BOY    MURDER CHARGE GROWING OUT OF KANSAS CITY DROWNING DISMISSED,

Murder Charge Is Dropped Against Frances Wanstreet   Defense Says Girl Die Not Push Boy, 8, Into River ~

Case Bill Returned To House   Senate Passes Weakened Truman Strike Proposals

House Holds Up Action on Anti-Strike Bill   Watered Version to Meet Fight; Peace Sought in Maritime Row

O INDUSTRY UNION SEEK 10 “SLUG IT OUT   Both Sides Prefer. Strikes to FactFinding Bill

Strikes Are Chosen Over Fact-Finding   Automobile Industry and Labor Leaders Say They Would Rather Slug out Disputes

AUTO INDUSTRY, UNION SEEK 10 “SLUG IT OUT’   Both Sides Prefer Strikes to Fact-. Finding Bill

SPOKESMEN. EXPRESS -OPPOSITION. TO FACT-FINDING AND OTHER ANTI-STRIKE LEGISLATION

Some Industrial Leaders Seek to  Destroy Unions UAW Chief Warns   UAW Chief Warns Of All-Out War  By “the Big Money;’ Ford Accord Near

TO RUIN UNION   R. J. Thomas Contends Indus. _ty on Verge of ‘All-Out Ware’ on Labar

4 Fugitives and Girl Seized:  Lancaster Captive Unharmed  Holmes County Sheriff Makes Arrests As Car Stons at Highway Intersection

3 Ohio Men AreKidnapec By Fugitives  Gang Is Arrested At Millersburg

Four Fugitive Criminals, Girl Companion Captured Today Near Millersburg

PRISON CAMP FUGITIVES BACK IN CUSTODY   Third Kidnap Victim Freed as Four and Girl Companion Captured.

NO STATE LAW MAKES: PARENT SUPPORT SON   Court Of Appeals Issues Ruling In Appeal Of Allegany County Court Decision

Son Not Eligible For Support, Court Rules   Father Not Compelled Tc Keep Adult Son, State Claims

Raid Probers Continue Trail ‘Winds’ Note   Navy Officer's Recollection Of Message Fades

Kramer Says Did Not See “Winds” Note   Refutes Testimony Before “Navy Court In 1944. Produces Own Memorandum

Memory Bad,  Says Kramer   Naval Captain Explains  Change in Testimony

Kramer Admits He Told Navy CourtHe Saw “Winds Message   Officer Tells Pearl Harbor Probers That 1944 Testi mony Was Based on False Recollection ; Memorandum Is Kept Secret

Kramer Admits Telling Naval Court of Note   Testimony Based on False Recollection, Investigators Told

KRAMER CHANGES STORY ABOUT JAP “WINDS” MESSAGI   ‘Told Naval Court in 1944  "He Saw One—New Says Testimony Was Based on   “False Recollection.”   PRODUCES DOCUMENT ON EVENTS BEFORE RAID   Pear’ Harbor Probers Look Over Contents in Private After Sending Spectators From Room.

U. S. STATE DEPARTMENT § SOVIET WITHIN RIGHTS IN KEEPING U. S. VESSEL OUT O

U.S. Reports Dairen Reds Within Rights   No Action in View Over Refusal to Let 2 Americans Land

Say Russia Had Right To Issue  Ultimatum   State Department Confirms Story of  U.S. Ship Ordered to Leave Dairen

Russ Action  Held Legal   U.S. Awaits Full Report on Dairen Ultimatum Given Navy Vessel

Senator Calls for Probe; U. S. ‘Too Easy With Russ’ Asserts Tennessee Solon

Says Russia Had Right in Dairen Act   Lezal Authority to Order U S, Ship from Port, Says State Department

Custodianship Hinges  n Term ‘Peacetime’   Life in ‘Open Port’ Actually Is Simila: To That Behind Iron Curtain— Freedom Has Been Banished

Death Sentence Relieves Homma  enera 1 Was Afraid Of Hanging; ? Will Be Shot

HOMMA’S GLAD HE WON’T BE HANGED   PREFERS SHOOTING BECAUSE, HE SAYS, IT'S ‘HONORABLE!

Army April 1 To Discharge ©On 45 Points   Eisenhower Cuts Score To 40 on July 1, With 1,500,000 in Ranks

40 POINTS, THO YEARS SERVICE [5 NEW ARMY SCORE   Change Set July 1; Replacements Control -Pele-a:c:: Fisenhawer

4() POINTS, TWO YEARS SERVILE IS NEW ARMY SCORE   Change Set July 1; Replacements Control Rele-s:s: Eisenhower

20 Missing, Presumed Dead in Jerusalem   Army Headquarters in Hotel Blown Up; 150 Persons Wounded

MINES WRECK BRITISH ARMY HEADQUARTERS   Blown Up by Jewish Patriots

British Army Hadgs.Shatterec By Explosion   Manhunt on for Perpetra tors; Curfew Clamped On Haly City

Land Mine Blast Kills af Least 50 In Jerusalem   Jewish Resistance Movement Blamed for Palestine Disorders

150 Injured as King David Hotel Ruined   Jewish Underground Blamed; YMCA Building Blasted

Many Hurt as Trouble Reaches Greatest Violence   Curfew Clamped on Area and Jewish Agency Is Seized

Fifty Killed When Hotel Is Wrecked   Jcwish Resistance Move. ment Blaimed for last  — 150 Are Wounded

Red Chinese  Open Triple Offensive   100,000 Troops Hurled Against Nationalist Base at Hsuchow.

Fugitive Who Shot Tr ‘ooper Stull at Large   Abandoned Patrol Car and Disappeared  Into the Hills

Case Bill Opponents Concede Defeat; ‘Kimmel Defender Asked for Letters

MAJOR UPSET IN MONESSEN FIRE DEPT, FLECTIONS   Present Fire e Chief Defeated By Two Votes In City Dept. Ballot

Red News Agency Stirring Discord,  Says MacArthur  Definite Program Aims   Definite Program Aims To Discredit General, Spokesman Declares

REPORT GETS ARE AROUSED   Spokesman F. or ‘Mac’ “Sees Plan To Discredit

Reports Which Incite Suspicion Are  Denounced by Official   Meanwhile MacArthur Continues With Task of Rounding Up War Criminal Suspects Including High-Rank Generals

Charge Reds Ir To Discredit U. §. General   Tass News Agency . Rebuked for Dispatch On Korean Policy

REBUKE TASS NEWS AGENCY   Effert To Discredit Gen MacAri‘iur Charged To Russian Agency

OPA EXTENSION MAY BOOST FARM PRICES      Chairman Thomas Is To Hold Further  Committee Hearings

BOOST IN FARM PRICES FAVORED   Drive Tied In With Move To Extend OPA For Another Year

Drive Begins For Higher  Farm Prices   Parity Increase Sought; OPA Hearings Slated

Pearl Harbor Probe Is Speeded Up   10-Day Recess Starts on Saturday; Then Kimmel, Short Will Be Heard

HOT WORDS EXCHANGED IN TOKYO   Atcheson in Quarrel. With Soviet Delegate

Atcheson and Derevyanko Have Hot Words   Arguments Concern May Day Letter and Occupation of Japan

ULS., Russian Delegates in Angry Dispute at Allied Council Meeting

U.S, RED LEADERS ARGUE AT TOKYO   Sabotage of Democracy in Japan Subject of Retorts

Row Develops in Control Council   American and Russian Delegates in Wrangle

Big-4 Airs Jap Uprising   Aicheson and Soviet  Member Clash Anerily

RUSSIAN, U. 5, OFFICIALS IN SHARP RETORTS   a  Atcheson Charges Minority Trying To Sabotage Jap Democracy

PE Directors Award New Issue Of Stock   Underwriting Syndicate {s High Bidder, Directors State

PE Directors Award New Issue Of Stock   High Bidder, Directors State

Calls For Study Of Succession  To Presidency   Legislation Given Senate Aiso Asks Consideration Of Election Questions

Bill Asks Study Of Succession In Presideney   Joint Committee Also Would Consider Manner of Election

SILVER SUPPLY TO BE SPURRED   Government Will Sell To Industry At 90.5 Cents An Ounce

TRAIN HITS AUTO, KILLS 7 PERSONS   ACCIDENT OCCURS AT RAIL CROSSING NEAR ILLIOPOLIS

Fight Black Market Sale Of Products   Secretary Anderson Tells Congress Group Controls May Be Given Up

ANDERSON FAVORS EASING CONTROLS   Meat Price Limits Are Discussed Today by Secretary.

Me BRUTALITY TOLD AT TRIAL   PRISON CAMP TREATMENT OF JHIGH AMERICAN’ OFFICERS IS CITED AS EVIDENCE

Another Slash Is Ordered In Train Service   Truman Discusses Crippling Effects of Coal Strike

Q.D.T. Orders 50% Reductior In RR Service   Carriers Authorized To Effect Cuts Before May 10 Deadline If  Conditions Warrant

Service Reduction Boosted to 50 Pet. No Peace in Sight  In Coal Deadlock

U.S. Doubles Cut In Rail Coal Use   Shortage Decree Halves Travel OF 75% of R. R. Locomotives

Further Reduction in Rail Passenger Service Is Decreed   Crippling Effects 8f Coal Strike Is Discussed by President During Conference With Cabinet

FURTHER SLAS 1N PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE   ODT Orders 50 Percent Cut In Operation Of Coal.  Burning Trains   NO SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE IS IMMINENT

New And Deeper Slash Made In Passenger Train Service, Effective May 15; Railroads May Curtail Trains At Own Pleasure

RAIL TRAVEL CUT DEEPER TO SAVE SUPPLY OF FUEL   Passenger Service on CoalBurning Trains Slashed 50 Per Cent, Effective  May 15.   TRUMAN CONSIDERS SHUTDOWN OF MINES   President Goes Over Situation With Cabinet—Strike Negotiators Make No Progress.

Truman Issues Drastic Order For Railroads   Passenger Service Is Cut As Result of. Coal Shortaae

RAIL SERVICE IS CURTAILED IN NEW ORDER   Soft Coal Strike to Mean Elimination of Half Freight Trains

New Cut Is Ordered For Nation s Trains   Fifty Percent Slash In Passenger Service Set; Coal Crisis Mounts

New, Deep Cut In Rail Service Ordered by ODI   50 Per Cent Slash Is Effective May 15 ODT Orders

50 Per Cent Decrease Set  For May 15   President Discusses Crippling Effect Of Strike With Cabinet

Bill Promises GI's Release Within Week:   New Demobilization Plan Being Drafted By War Department

Tribunal Test Allowed Japs  Okawa, Tojo-Slapper   Okawa, Tojo-Slapper Renews Trial Antics

Five Bodies Are Recovered   Car Plunged Into Cooper River Three Weeks Ago

Rep. Baldwin Is Defeated In N. Y. Vote  Political Prestice   Political Prestige Of Governor Dewey Mounts as Result

REP. BALDWIN LOSES IN N.Y.   Dewey Prestige Rises With Defeat of Congressman In 17th District

House Passage Of Strike Bill - Certain Today   Tentative Vote of 197-115 Presages Formal Okay OF Dace BIan

HOUSE GRANTS TENTATIVE OK TO CASE BIL   Secret Session Held in Try to Solve Steel Problem

Strike Measure Wins Tentative  House Approval   Technicality Blocks Final Action on Act Tre Conte ol Disputes”

Final Action on Strike Bill Delayed in House   Tentative Approval Given Measure by 197-to-1L5 Vote

House Delays Final Action  On Strike Bill   -Measure Receives Tentative Okeh; Reading Set Today

HOUSE APPROVES - CASE STRIKE BILL   FINAL ACTION, ON MEASURE DELAYED BY TECHNICALTy UNTIL TODAY.

House Approval Of Case Bill Seer  Technicality Blocks Roll Call Ballot

TWENTY CASES ARE BEFORE BUCKS CO. SESSION OF COURT   Upholds Fine and Judge “aane ‘eal  Morrisville Driver   BENNETT IN COURT   Croydon Man Appears On Petition Regarding His Support Arrearages

Twenty Cases Are Heard In Miscellaneous Court   Veteran Who Was Wounded in Action Three Times Adjudged Guilty on Charge of Speeding—Youth Convicted of Robbing Diner Sent to  Industrial School #

Fugitive Eludes Police After Chase thru Cit   Indiana Jail-Breaker Escapes into Field; Posse’s Search Fruitless; 2 Women, Child Held

BOYS, GIRL HELD IN MURDER INQUIRY   Police Believe Parents of One Wore Strain

SENATORS BOOM JUDGE PUGSLEY   WANT JURIST NAMED  TO SUPREME FATA’

U. §. WAITS FOR REPORT ON IRAN   ao acenetiiemeaeematiatie es nneieal  Probe Request Depends On Information Concerning Red Interference

Nebraska: Firm Wants Location For F actery  . Representative. Say: LeMars. Site F or

Nebraska. Firm Wants Location For Factory  Representative Says  LeMars Site For Die wnt TDinetwrarl

Jews Resent Arab Guards In Palestine   Transferred From TransJordan

Scientists Study Bomb Explosions  Chain Reaction Not Likely to Be Serious

Will A-Bomb Explode All Pacific? Brief Cham Reaction Anticipated

Scientists Conclude That Test Of A-Bomb In Ocean Is Perfectly Safe

Doubt Ocean Will Blow Up In Atom Blast   “Chain Reaction Might Start But Not Continue, Scientists Agree

Explosion Of Ocean Talked   Possibilities From’ Bomb Test Discussed

[Scientists Say A-Bomb Will Cause Water to Explode---But Not Much

U. S. Navy’s Potent Third and Fifth Fleets, Lay Alerily Anchored In Tokyo Bay -

Year Ago Japs Saw U.S. Power   Naval Might Not There Now But Navy Has Done Tremendous Job Since

Congressman’s Aid to Garsson’s Son Disclosed   Mead Committee To Question May Tomorrow

May Interceded For Clemency For  Son Of Garsson   War Department Admits Congressman Twice Interceded In Case

May Sought Clemency for Garsson’s Son   Captain Found Guilty. of Refusing to Place . Chemical Mortar. Group

ARMY REVEALS MAY APPEALED IN TRIAL CASE   CONGRESSMAN ASKED EISEN. HOWER TO LOOK INTO THE COURTMARTIAL OF GARSSON'S NEPHEW

Youths Held  For Rioting      12° Juveniles. Three Adults Questioned By Butte Peace Officers.

_ Held In tte Violence   New Disorders Report: Last Night; Workers ndemn Attacks

Mining City Quie’ After Weekend Of Gang Terrorism   Hospital Receives Threatening Telephone Call Told to Discharge Certain Nurses; Tense Feeling Still Prevails Through Most of City

Truman Signs Bill To Sell Merchant Fleet   ‘Method Of Making Disposal Of War-Built Ships Becomes Law

COMPTROLLER LASHES AT WAR TIME SPENDING   Treasury Official Takes Army Officers Apart For Fraternization

Contract Loopholes Cost This Nation — ‘Untold Millions,’ He Telis Probers

Comptroller Charges Orgy Of Waste, Misuse af Funds   Contract Loopholes During ‘Lush War Years’ Cost U. S. Untold Millions, War Profits Probers Told by Warren

Comptroller Blasts U. S. Funds Waste   ‘Lush War Years’ Described; Tax Probe Authorized

Contract Loopholes Cost ‘UntoldMillions, '  ‘Comptroller Declares

Orgy Of Waste Misuse Of U.S. ‘Funds. Chargec   Wartime Spending Practices Indicted By Comptroller

Loopholes Cos! U.S. Millions. Warren Sates   Comptroller General Testifies Before Investigating Committee

Misuse of U. S. Funds Charged In Indictment   High Official in Sensafional Charges Of Oray of Waste

Comptroller General Cites “Fraternization” Between Army Officers and Contractors Cost Tax Payers “Untold Millions”

ARABS MAY ASK REDS TO CARRY CASE T0 UN   Holy Land Tension Mounts League Meeting Seen

ARABS MAY ASK UNO HELP IN PALESTINE   Appeal To Soviet Indicatec On Jewish Question

Pope Fears For Missing Primate   Death Sentence for Mindszenty a Possibility

Cardinal-Elect From Hungary Not Yet In Rome   Vatican Has No Wore From Mindszenty And Anxiety Is Felt

Vatican Fears For Mindszenty   Have No Report On  Primate of Hungary

Unionists View Stand As ‘Threat’   Board's Decision Said Menace To Labor Movement

SEAMEN FLAY STAND ONWAGES   Pledge ‘Fight To Bitter End’ In Strike

$68 Million for Badger Highways  Improvement Projects Are Announced

Put 68 Millions Into State Roads  In Next Few Years Highway 59 East of   Highway 59 East of Monroe, 11 West of Browntown Included

Death Penalty. Will Be Sought   Negro Youth Accused Of Memphis Murder Under Heavy Guard

 nmeemeemaaemmemnaneainaall  Stranded Newsmen To Leave Manchuria

we FAVE MALLVIN Production No Factor in Sugar Shortage; Shipping Is Problem

Big Four Rejects Austria Claim To The South Tyrol   Ttaly And Yugoslavia Asked To Send Delegstes Friday To Submit And Argue Respective Territorial Claim; : Russia May Agree To U. 8. 25-Year Treaty  Rare Carmany

Ickes Says Wallace Gains Most Credit; President Right In His Demand, Briggs Asserts  a _Doietar ‘Manatee E rable Co mme nt   -Ouster Meets Favorable Comment From Both Democratic and GOP Leaders: “A Good Thing,’ Says Short

Ickes Thinks Wallace Got Out With Cleanest Hands; Taft And Hoey Back Action

Ouster Wins Approval By Senator Taft   lowa Senator Thinks Truman Should Quit Also

Ickes Declares Truman Action Wasnt Brave  ' Others Say That   Others Say That Wallace Ouster Onlv Alternative

Turman Lauded And Criticized by Political Leaders   Sen. Briggs Supports Action; Ickes. Gives Credit to Wallace

Mixed Reaction on Wallace Row   Ickes Praises Wallace; Taft Raps Truman

Ickes Thinks Wallace Was “Tn” Too Lon:   “Overstayed Himself,” Declares Man Who Was Himself “In” On New Deal Band   Asserts Henry Was “Thrown io Lions”   Senator Tydings Declines Comment; Says it’s President's Official Family Business

Mixed Views Greet Action On Wallace   Alabamians Think Truman Right; Industry Pleased; Labor Is Silent

ICKES SAYS WALLACE COMES OUT OF CABINET WITH MORE ‘(CREDIT THAN MR. TRUMAN

Congressional Move To End ‘Unfair’ Rent Ceilings Is Predicted   New Formula To Provide For Increases ‘Where Inequities Exist’, Says Wolcott

‘New Rent Formuls May Be Written By Next Congress   Provisions May Be Made for Increases Where Inequities Are Diseovered

INVESTIGATION OF RENT CONTROLS TO BE UP TO CONGRESS   New Formula Expected to Come But Controls ta Stay Until : Next July

Woleott Sees New Rent Plan   Expects Congress to Write New Formula With Some Increases

Provision For Rent Increase ls Predicted   GOP Leader Says ‘New Formula’ To Be Devised

Balancing Of Inequifies Is Said Cerfain  - GOP Investigatio:  —OE Vat Haueina _

Balancing Of Inequifies Is Said Certain   GOP Investigation - Of Vet Housing , Reino Lined Uo

New Rent Law Is Predicted .   Congressional ‘Action Tc End “Unfair” Ceil Ines Seen.

Move To End ‘Unfair’ Rent Ceilings Seen By Republican   Congress Expected To Revise Formula;  OPA Opposes Hike

Sees Continued Controls, However....  Congressional Move To End “Unfair” Ceilings On Rents Is Predicted

EASING OF CURB ON RENTS SEEN   Action Expected For Ending Of Any ‘Unfair’ Ceilings

Move Seen To End “Untair” Rent Lids In Next Congress   OPA Said te Be Strongly Opposed To Higher Ceilings

Congress May Draw Up New Rent Controls   Predict New Formula To Grant Hikes in Cases of Inequities

WILL ALLOW RENT BOOSTS   New Congress Expected To Revamp Law Permitting Increases Where inequities icxist — Con. trols to Stay.

Congress May Offer Rent Plan   New Formula May Allow Increases Where “Inequalities Exist’’

Rent Controls Face Revision In Next House   Wolcott Says New Formula Planned To Correct Any Inequities; Due To Keep Curbs

VETS WITH HEARING TROUBLE TO GET SPECIAL ATTENTION   MEDICAL SERVIC(E BEING ORGANIZED FOR TIIOSE WHOSE HEARING WAS  . IMPAIRED =

‘Subordinates ' To Present Pomona  Prograt am. Joly5      i Prizes. Donated By Merchants “For” Best ~~ Grange Programs. -

‘Subordinates To Present Pomona  Program July 5   $75 In Prizes Donated By Merchants For Best Grange Programs.

JOHN L. LEWIS BASES CLAIM ON OLD CONTRACT AS TO PROCEDURE COURSE

Montgomery County Police Seek Pilot Of Stolen Plane   New Stinson Taken in Dead-of-Night Takeoff and  Crashes-——All-Day Search for Pilot  is Fruttless

STOLEN PLA ISCRACKED UP NEAR ROCKVILLE   Montgomery County Po lice Unable To Locate Pilet   CRAFT FLOWN AWAY IN EARLY MORNING

Indian Fighter Gets Purple Heart Medal   Captain Completes Visits To Homes Of Men Killed In Action

VISITED HOMES  — OF CASUALTIES   Infantry Officer Cheers Families Of Men Killed Under Him

Ex-Officer Visits Families Of 50 Killed In War On 10,000-Mile Trip

BUS DRIVERS STRIKE, CAUSE TRAFFIC TIEUP      215 Drivers of Blue Ridge Lines In District Idled By Strike

ABANDONED TOT CAPTURES. LUDINGTON   Grieving War Widow Left Baby Ona Doorstep _

LaFolletie Is Defeated In Senate Nomination Bid   Political Newcomer Upsets Wisconsin Veteran; Aged Governor Gains Easy Victory

VOTE RACE LOST BY LA FOLLETTE   21-Year Senate Veterar Defeated in Wisconsin Primary

CARTHY WINS NOMINATION BY 7 VieTES   Senate Seat Held by laFollette Family tyr 4) Years

LAFOLLETTE “18 DEFEATED      WISCONSIN SENATOR ‘VHO HAS SERVED 21 YEARS LOSTIN  “REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

LaFollette Loses Nomination Fight   Ex Marine Defeats Wisconsin Senator—Govcrnor Goodland Again Nominated

MRS. GORDON RETURNED   Has Again Reen Assigned as: Iastor of Friends Church Here

MRS. GORDON RETURNED      Has Again Reen . Assigned as [’as: tor of Friends Church Here

NAVY TO LAY OFF 40,000 CIVILIANS       Workers to Lose Jobs by End o: Year Because of Recent Budget Keduction.

Housing Bill Is Saved by House Vote   Adopt Amendment, How. ever, to Terminate Pro visions June 30, 1947

Set Time Limit for Emergency  Building Plan   Patman Sees Amendment Wreck ing Program to Aid War Veterans

Move to Kill Housing Bill Is Defeated   Rankin Plan to Block Program Loses Vote In Hovse

Darkness Shrouds Great White Way  New York Compliance is ‘Almost Complete

Veferans Trap Bribe-Taking WAA Official   Offered Scarce Items For $200 On the Side

REPORT FLIGHT _ TO NORTH POLE   UNCONFIRMED REP ORT SAYS B-29 MADE 14,000 MILE  —- => FLIGHT. DURING-——-——- 25 TRIP se

TWELVE MEN INDUCTED BY ADAMS BOARD NO.    Names Of Those Sent Into Military Service This Week Are Announced At New Oxford

Mrs. Rhoda H. Koontz And Joseph McCauslin Killed In Auto Crash; Three Others Injured

Girl Shows Burns To Jury Trying Young Army Flies   18-Year-Old Typist Collapses Under Cross Examina. tion——Describes Mortal Terror During 17 Hours in Boston Hotel

Doctor Seized, Beaten By Trio   Kidnaped Sunday Off Street In Marshfield

OPA To Hike Ceilings On Most Sousaces   Beaten and Nearly Drowned By Three Men, Doctor Charges

ARMY CLOAKS AIR CRASH IN SECRECY   CRAFT REPORTED AN ATOM BOMB SHIF—TWO KILLED, SEVEN INJURED,

Atom Bomb Eyec As Army Cloaks  Fortress Crash   2 Dead, 7 Hurt in California Accident; Bikini Test Link Seen

Road Mishaps Take 10 Lives   Weekend Is Worse Than Labor Day For Casualties

E. E. Rhea Dies Friday, Burial Is Made Here Sunday   Rites Conducted From Residence Of A. D. Rhea

Mrs. French Is Buried at Kautman Rites   Arimintha Irene French Succumbs: Ill Since March

Ferris French Is Interred at Kautman Rites   Former Business Man, Native of Kaufman, Passes

US Studies Russian Ultimatum   Await Full Report Before  Toabing Artian

New Witnesses To Tell of Fire   60th Victim of LaSalle Tragedy Taken by Death

DEATH TOLL CHICAGO FIRE REACHES 60)   “Blue Ribbon” Coroner's Jury Holds Inquest

CHICAGO FIRE TOLL TO 61   Michigan Industrialist is Latest Victim of La Salle Holocaust

MORE VICTIMS. —N-HOTEL FIRE   TOLL. FROM CRICAGO HOTEL FIRE REACHES 60 WITH DEATH OF WOMAN  FROM BURNS

Plane Going to Berlin Crashes In Newfoundland   No Sign Of Life After Plane Goes Down In Flames; 12 Women On Board, Six Children

Plane Burns  ‘After Cr ashing ‘Into Hillside   No Sign Of Life Seen About Wreckage; Six Children. 12 Women Aboard, -

‘ALL ABOARD DIE IN FLAMING DIVE AFTER TAKEOFF   Worst Commercial Air Transport Toll From Berlin Round Plane

Plane Crash May Set New Tragedy Mark   Fear Worst in U. S$. Commercial Aviation If 39 Died In Latest Newfoundland Crash

Craft Crashes In Rugged Hills, No Survivors’  Worst Tragedy of Cammercial Aviatiar

Plane Falls In Newfoundland Wilderness   Possibility Any Survived Wreck Said Doubtful

American Overseas Airliner Plunges in Flames into Side of Newfoundland Hill Early Today.   WRECKAGE IS SIGHTED BY TRANSPORT PILOT

MISHAP OCCURS ON HILLSIDE IN NEWFOUNDLAND   12.Women, Six: Children, En. ‘route to Eurépe; Among Plaéne’s Passenaara

ALL ABOARD BIG PLANE LOSE LIVES   A Berlin-Bound American Airlines Craft Falls in Flames in Newfoundland — Toll Greatest in U.S. History.

39 Perish In Canadian Plane Crash   Worst Tragedy In Commercial Aviation History

GIANT PLANE 'SMASHES INTO ‘A HILLSIDE   First Report Indicates That Passenger List Included Families Enroute To Germany   RESCUERS ON THE WAY

LINER HEADED FROM STATES TO BERLIN   Harmon Field In Newfoundland Scene Of Tragedy   FIRES BURN   Four Hours After Airship Crashes In Take-Off; Airport Fog-Bound

39 Plunge to Death In American Airliner   Many Victims of Newfoundland:Crash Were Housewives, Children Enroute to Germany to Join Yanks: Worst Airline Disaster in History

Newfoundland Air Disaster Fatal to 39   Flames Destroy Airliner After Takeoff Crash

Big Plane Carried 31 Passengers, Including Three Infants, and ° Crew of Eight Persons

Airplane Crashes,  39 Dead   Tragedy Occurs in Rugged Hills of Newfoundland;  No Survivors

Flaming Plane Plunges Into Newfoundland Hill Casualty Toll Unknown

NEWFOUNDLAND SITE OF LATEST U. S, AIR DISASTER THURSDAY.  OVERSEAS CRAFT GOES .  DOWN IN FLAMES ONLY MINUTES FROM FIELD

39 Reported Dead As Plane Crashes in Newfoundland Hills  6 Children and 12 Women Aboard Europe Bound Air Transport

Coast Guard Doubts Any Are Living   if All Are Killed, It Will Rate as Worst Tragedy in Aviation Distoryv   No Sign of Life   —  French Pilot Reports He Circled Wreck, Saw None Alive

Liner Plunges In Flames Over ‘Newfoundland   May Be Greatest Tragedy In History OF i U.S. Commercial Aviation: 3 Infants Aboare

Newfoundland Scene Of Second Crash; 39 believed To Be Dead   Possibility of Any Survivors Seen As Remote; Infants Among Passengers

OVERSEAS PLANE CRASHES WITH 39 PASSENGERS   Second Crash In Newfoundland Area Within Past Month

Airliner, with 39 Aboard, Plunges Into Newfoundland Hill: All Lost

Plane Carried Women, Tots Going Abroad   Rescuers Trud ge Into Newfoundland  Wilds; Little Hope Held =...

Believed Worst Aviation Tragedy; Six Children, 12 Women on Craft; Many on Way to Mates in Europe

Six Children, 12 Women Included; Tragedy Worst In Commercial Flying.

Burning Yank Airliner Plunges Into Hillside   First Reports Say All Aboard Killed; Worst Tragedy In U. S. Plane History

Aviation’s Greatest Tragedy Recorded   Germany-Bound Plane Plunges In Flame Into Wilderness Of West Newfoundland

Six Children, 12 Women Are Victims   Search Party Declares All Aboord U. S. Airline: Are Dead When Plane Hits Hillside and Burns; Worst Air Disaster in History Recorded

Tragedy Near Newfoundland Wilderness   Possibility Of Survivors Is Rated Remote

Six Children And 12 Women Aboard Craft   American Overseas Airlines Ship Fell In Flames In  Hilly Section Of Newfoundland a       Possibility Of Any  Survivors Remote   If All People Aboard Are Dead It Will Be Worst  Tragedy In Commer-   . soe i cial Aviation

Flaming Airliner Crashes In Hills Of Newfoundland   No Hope For Survivors  Among 39 People Aboard

Airliner Hits Newfoundland Mountainside   Chserver Reports Wreckago Burned Completely and No ‘Sign of Life Nearby—Six  oe oe es

Air Crash Kills 39   Western Newfoundland Is Scene of Tragedy, Worst in Air History

39 Aboard Skymaster Lose Lives   Plane Crashes Into Hill On Flight to Germany; Passengers Include 12 Women, Six Children

3 INFANTS ARE AMONG VICTIMS   New York to Berlin Planes Crashes In Newfoundland

NEWFOUNDLAND SITE OF LATEST U. 5. AIR DISASTER THURSDAY  OVERSEAS CRAFT GOES

—NEWPFOUNDLAND All : American Plane O Way To Europe Newfoundland 1          Six Children, 12 Women. Passengers; Second Traged

Overseas Airliner Hits Hill In Newfoundland:  No Survivors Indicated

39 Persons Died In Flaming Wreck   Crew, Passengers of Over. seas Plane Met Fate in  Newfoundland   ENROUTE TO GERMANY   Six Victims Children, Going to Europe With Mothers to Join Dads

American Airliner Plunges in Flames Enroute to Europe   Six Children, Twelve Women Among Those Aboard Huge Ship

v0 OIE WHEN PLANE BURN: AFTER GRAS   Airliner on Flight to Europe Hits on Rocky Hill in Newfoundland.

PLANE CRASHES IN 10 MINUTES AFTER TAKEOFF   American O'verseas Airliner, En Route From New York To Berlin, Wrecked In Flames; Georgia Woman And Two  Children Aboard.

Six Children And 7 Womer Aboard Ship   Plane Falls In Flames on Western Newfoundland Hill

Tragedy of Berlin-Bound Airliner Said Greatest in Aviation Annals; Soldiers’ Families Among Victims

PLANE FALLS IN FLAMES WITH 39 PERSONS ABOARD   THREE INFANTS IN SECOND DISASTER IN NEWFOUNDLAND

SECOND PLANE SMASH-UP IN NEWFOUNDLAND   Wives and Children of Sol diers Overseas Are  Among Victims

FEAR ALL LIVES LOST INGRASK OF U.S, PLANE   Second Major Air Tragedy in Sector Within Two Weeks

Possibility Of Survivors Very Remote   Crashed Into Hillside In Newfoundland On Vaking Of After Refueling

6 Children, 12 Women on Airliner That Burns in Newfoundland Wilderness

Airliner Unable  To Land at Gande: Hits Hill, Burns   All 39 Persons Aboard Feared Lost, Officials Say

Report All Aboard Killed Including 12 Women, 6 Children   New York To Berlin Plane Falls In Newfoundland Hills Early Today

Asks Decisior Be Reached By 5:30 P.M.   President’s Action Seeks to Prevent New Crippling Tie-Up

President Will Seek To Salvage Soft Coal Parley   To Confer With Lewis And O’Neill In Effort To Save Negotiations   DRASTIC STEPS MAY BE TAKEN

EMIS, O'NEILL WMMONED TO wWiTE HOUSE   president Says New Work Stoppage Must to Avoide

TRUMAN TO TRY TO SAVE COAL NEGOTIATIONS   Spokesmen Will Decide If Meets Are Resumed

RAIL DISPUTE PARLEY ENDED IN DEADLOCK   TRUMAN ASKS ARBITRATION IN COAL STRIKE—RAILROAD , NEGOTIATIONS HAVE  COLLAPSED oe

Missouri Holds Ballot Spotlight   Six States to Pick Party Nominees for Seats in Congress

Pauley:s Report On Reparations Released by U.S   Synthetic Rubber and Other Factories Also On List for Seizure

Industrial Disarmament Aadvocated  Pauley Would Strip Japan Of All Plants Vital To War Production

Pauley Wants Japs Relieved Of Industries   Complete Stripping Of War Plants Held Advisable in Renort

Stripping Japan of War Plants Advised  Recommendations   Recommendations Made to Truman by Pauley

At Kansas City, Where : Most’ Serious of Nation's Fires. Occurred, 10 Persons Died —-5t. Louis Blaze Fatal for Four      SPEED PILOT WANTS TO TRY JAUNT TO EUROPE

JET PILOT WANTS HOP TO EUROPE   - Confident of New Record Across Ocean

Senator Bailey Is Seriously Ill   Became Ill Yesterday After Luaching With Senator Hoey.

Senator Is Very Sick Man and Will Be Ik Hospital Considerable Period, . States Physi  cian.

RETURN COLEMAN T0 REPUBLICAN OFFICE   Named Chairman of Wisconsin Voluntary Committee of GOP Party.

Return Coleman as C hairman of State Republican Party   Industrialist Heads: Voluntary Committee

CAR SHORTAGE CUTS EXPORTS   Anderson Says : Transport Is Bottleneck in Food Shipments Abroad

Car Shorlage Boilleneck in Food Problem   Freight Cor Scorcity Real  : Hindrance. to Feeding ~  _ Europe, . Ander-son Says

Farm Chief Tells Wheat Problem   Lack of Freight Cars Hampers Europe Relief

WAGE INCREASE IS - FILED FOR SHOR CO. EMPLOYEES   Beereses of Te Wil Not Take Effec Untll Wage Stabilization Board . Gives Approval

MISTAKE COSTS NEARLY $20,391   Treasury Late in Ordering Checks Stopped to Vets

MAJOR STRIKES AT STANDSTILL   Hotel Walkout Cancels Conventions In Washington

TRUMAN'S PLANS CAUSE OF WORRY   President Will Not Seek Reelection, Is Story.

Report Truman Not To Run In 1948 Is Denied   Hannegan Disturbed By Stories Of President Wanting To Retire

Truman Declines Reply on Report He Will Not Run   Statements Credited at Personal Gathering

Lewis Scorns New Proposal - By Operators   Retura to Work Refused  While Faci-Finding a eee

Transit Strike Aftects Detroit   City’s 5.200 Bus And Street Car Operators Begin Strike This Morning

Detroiters ‘Hoof It to Their Work   Transit Strike to Cripple Production In Auto Industries

EX-MEMBERS 0 CABINET SEEK BIG THREE MEE   Morgenthau, Ickes, Call Truman, Stalin, Attle, Conference

Bla 3 CONCLAVE ‘URGED BY IKE AND MORCENTHE   Truman, Stalin. and Attlee Should Get Together, They Tell Rally   Delegates From 31 States Confer in Chicago on Election Plans

Liberals Suggest Big Three Parley   Former New Dealers In Group Planning Political Strategy.

Morgenthau And Ickes Call For Truman- Stalin- Attlee Conference To End War Talk

Steel Crews, Out 4 Weeks, Begin Returning te Jobs   365,000 End Strike’ Under  Pacts Granting $1.48 Daily Wage Boost

Workers On Jobs After  Four Weeks   Mediator Hopes For Early End To GM Stoppage

U.S. Steel. 12 Other Compan Grant Wage Boosts, Others A Gradually Falling In Line Wi Saeitlament   AGREEMENT GIVES $148 WAGE RAI

STEEL MEN BEGIN BACK 10 JOBS TREK   Full Production Expected Within Three Weeks

Steel Planis Resume Work After Four Weeks Layoff   Settlement of Strike Demands Sees March Back to Jobs in Allied Industries

General Mofors Wage Row Still Being Discussed   Union and Company Officials Schedule Meeting Again Today

THIRTEEN FIRMS REPORT WORKERS ARE AT POSTS   Lancaster, Pa., in Crisis as AFL Men Picket Plants and Business Houses   BACKING TRANSIT TIEUP  Meanwhile Officials of ClO and G. M. Again Confer on Differences

NATION'S STEEL MEN BACK AFTER 4 WEEK STRIKE   Seitlement Cuts Idled Workers To Lowest Ejecure lo Month

Steel Workers  Begin Streaming Back To Jobs  - Further Talks Set  In GM Auto Strike

rirms Fan in Lime As Agreements Are Reported.  OFFICIALS OF G. M. TO HOLD MEETING  None of Major Issues Is Reported Settled, However.

PHONE STRIKE THREATENS AS UNION MEETS   General Motors Negotiations Stall Over Seniority And Security   NATION’S WALKOUTS EBB   Movie Union Head Pledges No Work Stoppage In Motion Pictures

Resumption Begins One Month After Start Of Strike   General Motors Officials Scheduled To Meet Today With Representatives Of 175.000 Automobile Workers.

Full Production To Be Obtained In Three Weeks  $1.48 a Day Wage wT. ..24. Ei. #7... 2. ff

Steel Workers ReportingBac k To Their Jobs   Companies . Rapidly Falling Into Line With Formula Announced Friday

U. S. Budget Inflationary, State Manufacturers Heat   Arguments That Truman's Financial Plan Will Reduce Public Debt Are ‘Fraud And Deception,” Owlett Declares

DEBATE HALTED ON EMERGENCY HOUSING BILL   Administration Thus Far Unable to Cope With Opposition

Lull In Debate On Housing Bill   Saturday Recess Holds Up Consideration Of Measure During Day   ADMINISTRATION SUFFERS SETBACKS

‘White House Physician’ Talks Roosevelt Was in Best of Health  When Stricken Writes Adm. Mclntire

Last Minutes Of Roosevelt's Life Were Filled- With Gaiety, High Good Humor

U5, GALES HIGHT 18 SAYE CRUMBLING INTERNATIONAL SITUATION FOR WORLD PEALE

ran Tinderbox Seen as Test Of World Peace   U.S. Seeks to Avert Another Global Struggle

MINE CHIEFTAIN FACES POSSIBLE JAIL SENTENCE   U. 8, Expects Move For Dissolution of Court Order

UMW CHIEFTAIN RISKS JAIL IN DEFYING COURT      Miners’ Boss Can Call Off Coal Shutdown Or Continue To Ignore U. S.   STRIKE STILL EXPECTED   Miners Will Walk Out On Thursday Regardless Of Court Procedure

Meanwhile Miners Are Walking Away From Jobs As Crisis In Coal Industry Becomes Tense

Mine Idleness Spreads; Strike Date Thursday  17 Per Cent of 400,000 Soft Coal mee . ££. gg

Lewis Silent  On Jail Threat   Miners’ Chieftain I: Faced With Choice By Wednesday

No Sign Is Given Today By UMW Head About Course to Be Taken in Contract Dispute.   MINE WALKOUTS SPREAD IN NATION

UMW Chief Gives No Sign Of His Attitude Toward Court Order   No Assurance That Soft Coal Industry Will Not Be Tied Up By Strike Tomorrow Night, Regardless of What Steps Lewis Now Takes.

UMW CHIEF'S PLANS BEING KEPT SECRET   Government Officials Believe Miners’ Boss May Have One Avenue of Escape.

Loan Rejection Proposal Made   Delay of British Request Asked Until Disarmament Parley

CUT_IN_. DIRECT. WHEAT_FEEDING TO FARM ANIMALS IS RECOMMENDATION OF NA TION'S MILLERS .

BETHLEHEM CO. MEN STAY OUT   Lackawanna Plant Strike Continues With 11,000 Employes Idle

War Between America and Russia Sought   ~- Madgame un Yar-sen  Claims Civil War Sought to Promote War Between Nations

IMme. Sun Yat-Sen Sees Plot [To Promote Russo-US War  Scores Kuomintang Reactionaries

Widow of Sun Yat-Sen Warns US That US War with Russia Is Aim Of Reactionaries of Two Lands   Reds Claim Victory

Sun Yat-Sen Widow Says Kai-Shek Reactionaries Seek U. S.-Red Ws;

Blanies War On  Reactionaries   Madame Sun Says Kuemintang Seeks Civil War So US, USSR Go To War.

Madame Sun Urges China Coalition   Wife of Republic Founder Fears U. 5.Soviet Incitement

4 fime. Sun’ n Yat-sen seni Says: Ch E ng Opening Civil War To Incite War Between U.S. And Russia   Sister-in-law of Chiang  Urges U.S. To Cut OF Arms Shipments to His Regime & Help Avert  Disaster.

GHIANG'S CHINA RULE CALLED WAR COURSE   Mime. Sun Yal-sen Urges Coalition Setup

Madame Sun Yat-Sen Speaks  Chinese Forces Seeking To Promote U. S.-Red War, Claim      Hiepe For War

Reactionaries  Try To Promote Russo-U.S. War   America Urged To Cut Off All Military Supplies To China.

CLAIMS CHINESE TRYING TO PROD U. S. INTO WAR   Medame Sun Yat-Sen Say: America Would Be Opposed by Russians

U. S.-Soviet War Fomented, Declares Mme. Sun Yat-Sen   “Must Be Clearly Told.”   /ALL-OUT OFFENSIVE BY CHIANG INDICATED

MADAME SUN WARNS U.S.   Says Civil War e Move to Get U.S In War With Soviet

\Madame Sun Yat-Sen Galls For “One Nation, One Feopre   Charaes Inciters To U.S.- Red Strife With Chinese Civil War

Coalition Urged By Madame Sun  U. §.-Soviet Clash Seen As Possible

Chinese Effort to Draw U. S. And:Russia Into War Charged   Madame Sun Yat-Sen Places Blame at Feet Of Reactionaries in Chiang’s Party; Urges U -S-:to Back Formation of Coalition Regime

Claims Chinese - Party Promotes -US.-Soviet War   Mde. Sun Warns America _ Military Supplies Used To Instigate Civil War

Sun Yat-Sen’s Widow ~ Raps Brother-In-Law   Warns U. S. That Chinese Reactionaries Hope to Promote Yankee War Acainst Russia,

IMME, SUN RAPS AR MONGERS   Chinese Lady Urges U. § Halt Arms Shipment

MADAME SUN YAT-SEN WARNS  Chinese Reactionaries Stirring Up Trouble

Turks Deny Red Demand On Straits   Ankara Would Put Question Before Bie Four Leaders

Turks Reject: Soviet Demand   Tn Dardanelles   Agree to Big 4 Decision On Administration Plan Bare Waterway

Trieste Showdown Near At Ministers’ Conference   Soviet’s Offer Concessions in Effort To Secure Vital Port for Yugoslavia

Trieste Fight May Disrupt Bio-4 Parley   Showdown Coming; Hope for Agreement Slight Among Envoy:

BIG 4 NEARING SHOWDOWN ON TRIESTE ISSUE   No Sign Of Compromise On Port At Conference; Meetings Resume

SHOWDOWN. ON TRIESTE IMMINENT    Paris Meeting -Reaches. Its _Critical Stage

Big Four Talks Near New Crisis   Decision on Trieste May Herald Success Or Failure of Parley

Trieste Showdown Will Decide Later  Peace Conference   Deadlocked Issue Will Determine Fate of   Italian Treaty 

Big 4 Talks On Trieste Near Crisis   Success or Failure Of Conference at Paris Wilt:Be Decided Soon

Not The Slightest Compromise On Trieste Seen, Success Or Failure of Meet May Depend Upon Aneower,   FINAL SHOWDOWN SEEMS IMMINEN'

BlG 4 TALKS ARE ENTERING CRUCIAL STAGE   showdown Over Trieste Is Believed Imminent at Parley In Paris.

Adm. ‘Bull’ Halsey Uses Diplomacy   i  "ELDER STATESMAN’ SAYS U. S. FLEET WILL GO ANYWHERE !T PLEASES

FLEET TO GO WHERE iT PLEASES Adm. Halsey Says Navy s Visit To Greece Routine

Soviet Criticism of Fleet Disposition [Rejected by Halsey.   Wartime. Commander Issues Terse Restatement of America’s Stand on ‘'Freedam of the Seas’

One of Top Admirals of Wartime Rejects Communist Criticism of U. S. Naval Dispositions.

HALSEY RAPS CRITICISM OF FLEET ACTION   Reaffirms U. S. Stand In Blunt Reply To Soviet Charge

‘Elder Statesman’ Bluntly Rejects Soviet Criticism Of Fleet Visits  In Mediterranean

We Go Where We Please. Says Admiral   U. S. Is Now Involved In Difficulties with Poland; Yugoslavian Incident Near Close

‘We Go Where We Please’  Admiral Halsey Declares   Bluntly Rejects Communist Criticism on U. § Naval Visit to Greece; Polish Embassy and State Department in Angry Exchange

Freedom Of Seas Stand Restated   "Ships Will Go Where We Please”

ADMIRAL SAYS ITS NOBODY'S DAMN BUSINESS’   Third Fleet Leader In Restatement Of U. S. Traditional Stand On  Sea Freedom

Nobody’s Business Where Our  Fleet Go.s, Says Adin. Halsey   Five-Star Commander of Third Fleet Voices Stand for Freedom of Seas—Says Ships Should Not be Withdrawn from the Mediterranean

U.S. Navy to Go Where It Pleases Shouts Halsey   He Blasts Criticism By Communists of Our Mediterranean Cruise

Find Dead Bodies of Plane Victims  Res oe mane’ Ready to Ase Mountain

FIND BODIES IN AIRPLANE CRASH   21 Found Dead on Slope of Mountain

Recover Bodies In Plane Crash  Wreckage Found On Wyoming Mountain

Dogsleds to Carry Plane Crash Victims   Find Twenty-one Bodies on Slopes OF Elk Mountain

Bodies And Wreckage Of UAI ‘Airliner Found On Mountain; Sleds To Bring Down Victims   Searchers Find Bodies Scattered Over Wide Area And Big Plane ‘Disinteqrated’

Two Parties To Look For Plane   Will Scale Elk Mountain And Bring Bodies Down On Sleds

TO SCALE PEAK FOR 21 BODIES IN BIG. AIRLINER   Elk Mountain, Wyoming, Scene Of Tragic Crash Thursday Of United Ajr Lines Plane; Will Use Dogsleds.

Prepare to Scale Mountain   To Bring Down Bodies of 21 Killed In Plane Crash

FIND 21-PLANE CRASH VICTIMS   Scale Snow-Swept Mountain To Recover Bodies

Scale Peak For Bodies   Plane Crash’ Victims ‘To Be Brought Down From Elk ‘Mountain

House To Consider Case Bill   Clears Way for Vote On Broad Labor Statute; News of Strikes

STRIKE BILL TO FLOOR   Legislation Is Fatal to Truman’s Fact-Finding Plar

Votes 258-114 To Give Case  Measure Leeway   Plan Would Make Unions Liable In Courts For  Violation of Contracts

Path Cleared: By House For Bill Intended To Check Industrial Strife

House Opens Debate on Bill Seeking To Control Strikes   Leaders Predict Approval Next Week On Substitute for Truman Measure; _ Backed By GOP and Southern Democrats

Plan Test Vote On Fact-Finding Bill; Stiffer Anti-Strike Measure Studied

Truman Plan Is Facing Test   House Ballot Today May End Fact Group

HOUSE EXPECTED TO SHELVE FACT FINDING PROJECT   Indications Are Much Stronger StrikeControl Measure Will Be Substituted For President's Plan

Republicans, South Demos Favor Measure   Is Substitute For Fact- Find. ing Legislation Asked: ‘By Truman.   SEE VOTE SATURDAY,

Fact Finding Bill May Be Killed Today   Test Vote Called in House in Attempt to Clear Way for More  Stringent Labor Act

HOUSE TO TAKE TEST VOTE OR LABOR ISSUES   May Replace F ac t-Finding Plan With Strong Strike Legislation

CASE PROPOSAL WOULD CURTAIL LABOR RIGHTS   House Leaders Predict Substitute Measure  \Will Be Approved

House Clears Path For Vote on Strike Curbs   Roll Call Vote Approves Immediate Debate on Drastic Legislation, Substitute For Truman Fact:Finding Bill- Approval is Predicted

Way Cleared For Consideration Of Broad Legislation To Reduce Industria! Strife—Measure Backed By Powerful Coalition Of Republicans And Southern Democrats — Final Vote Not Expected Until At Least Saturday And Probably Not Until Next Week

HOUSE READY TO CONSIDER LABOR BILL   Members Vote to Begin Debate at Once on Measure More Far-Reaching Than Truman’s FactFinding Proposal.

GOP, Southern Demos Backing Substitute For ‘Fact’ Proposal   Friends of Or ganized Labor Promise ‘Fight to the End’

TEST VOTE IN HOUSE TODAY CAN END FACT FINDING PLAN   Strong Coalition Backing Case’s Bill For Broad Strike Control

Congressman Case's Bill Is Supported   Labor Strife Would Be Curbed By New Measure

House Takes Up Bills to Curb Strikes   Solons Begin Debating Case Bill As Truman Fact-Finding Substitute

Strength Behind Case Bill   Test Vote on Whether it Should Be Brought up For Consideration

House Takes Action   Mood of Congress One Demanding End of Strikes

REVISED LABOR BILL IS FAVORED   House To Open Debate on Fact-Finding Substitute

Dehate On Strike Bill Opens   House Votes 298 to 114 - To Consider Measure Immediately

Call For Test Vote In House  On Labor Bill   Could Toss Truman’s Plan Out in Favor of Action To Curb Strikes

Test Vote May Kill Truman’s Fact Finding   Solons Favor Broad  Strike Contro! Bill

President's Fact Formula Given. Cold Shoulder   Debate Will Start at Once on Stringent Laher Measure

House Snubs Fact-Finding In Test Vote   Begins Debate On Substitute Measure; No Vote Is Likely This Week.

Test Vote May Substitute Firm Strike Curb Bill   Souther a Deesocrats ae © Cantente

House Will Debate New Strike Bill   Broad Legisiction Proposes to Curb Industrial Strife; Subs for Fact-Findine

Truman Fact-Findina Plan Sidetracked for Substitute Measure by Republican

Legislation To Curb Industrial Strife Favored   Passage Would Kill Truman's Proposal For ‘Facts’ Boards

Strike Contro Faces Crisis ‘In Vote Today   Truman Proposal Outlook Dubious In House Balloting

Stringent Labor Bill Introduced   House Begins Debate On Case Measure

House Votes to Take Up Case Bill Aimed At Strikes Control   Is Sub for Fact-Finding Legislation Asked by Truman; Opponents Plan Fight to End Against Measure That Would Put Sharp Restrictions on Labor Organizations

House Clears Way for Case Strike Bill   Debate to Start Immediately on Substitute Measure

Auto, Steel Negotiations 50g Down Over Wage issue   Demands for Higher Pay Prompt Hundreds of Strikes and Shutdowns

HOUSE'S ACTION MAY TOSS OUT FACT - FINDING   Republicans And Southern Democrats Are Behind Drastic Measure

House Votes fo Debate Strike Control Measure   Substitute for Fact-Finding Bill

Vote To Take Up Bill Drawn By Ren. Case   Immediate Debate Scheduled; Offered As Substitute For Truman Proposal

lest Vote Set In Congress on Labor Formula  Outlook Dubious For Success of Truman Proposal

Strike Ties Up All Shipping in New York Port   Gotham’s Fuel, Food Supplies Cut Off; Brass Workers Out

Food, Fuel Supplies Are Threatened   New Disputes Break Out To Increase Number Made Idle

Strike Ties Up N. Y. Shipping   Federal Seizure of Tugboats Looms Today

LABOR UNREST IN WESTERN PA, 1S STILL HIGH      5,000 Glass Workers Are Out A: Other Industries Are Threatened

Early Bids on Porkers Lower   Buyer Resistance and OPA Uncertainty  Seen as Reasons

ABDUCTED CHILD REUNITED WITH MOTHER, FATHER   Madeline Tobias, 3, Restored To Kansas City Parents in Terre Haute, Ind.   MAID, 22, ARRESTED ON KIDNAPING CHARGE   Girl, Missing Four Days, Unharmed-—Newspaper Picture Led to “Break”  In Case.

Kidnaped Child Restored To Parents; Maid Arrested   Four-Day Search Ends in Humble Indiana Home — Maid, Former Inmate of Industrial Schools, Says She Wanted Girl for Her Own

STATE TO AlD IN COAL CRISIS   Cooperation With Federal Government Promised  By Govt. Martin

Heavy Pressure To Relax Limit Brings Caucas  Consideration On $17.50 Raise Curb Expected By Wage Board OPERATORS SEEK RIGHT JO MEET AFL DEMANDS  Firemen, Cooks And Stew “es a ms , -—_.. - -.. 7   Consideration On $17.50 — Raise Curb Expected ~~ By Wage Board   OPERATORS SEEK RIGHT TO MEET AFL DEMANDS

Shipowners Ask WSB Te Hike Wages   AFL ‘Seamen Boycott Hearing; WSB Plans Secret Meet Today

STRIKING SEAMEN BOYCOTT HEARING ON WAGE RULING   Ship Operators Plead With Federal Wage Board to be Allowed to Meet Union Demands.   LATTER TO CHART ITS COURSE TODAY.   Firemen, Cooks and Stewards Threaten to Join Walkout—Truman Keeps Hands Off.

Meeting is Set Early Wednesdav   Pressure From All Sides Forces Board To Call Meeting to Consider Waaqe Boost

WSB. to Meet ‘Today to Act On Ship Strike   Other Sea Groups Threaten to Join Unions; Board Swdmped With Pleas to Relay Curb. End Wide Tie-LIn

Board Schedules Secret Session  Ship Owners Plead For Pav Increases

SHIP OWNERS WANT UNIONS DEMANDS MET   SECRET MEETING IN WASHINGTON MAY END CRISIS

Action Will Be Determined at  Meeting Today   Meanwhile, Board Is Warned That Others May Join in Walkout

Walkout Threatens To Become Worse If Board Rejects Demands of Union;  Others May Strike

SHIP CRISIS CONSIDERED BY U.S, AGENCY   , Stabilization Board "Is Meeting to Urge Prompt Settlement

Ship Operators’ Beg to Be Allowed to Mect Un. -ion -Demands: -Seamen Boycott Hearing. White House Silent

Lays Strike Blame at  Administration’s Door   Governer Schoeppel  Charges New Deal cere Oy ee oo re

Spanish Republicans, Pole, to Try to Revive U.N. Case Against Franco

SENATE OPA VOTE MAY BE IN BY NIGHT   Meanwhile, Supporters of Revival Bill Sit Back te Hear Critics Deliver Their Final Censure of Price Control Measure.

Revived OPA Measure Inches Neare1 Passage: Senate Will Vote Today

O'Daniel Filibuster Collapses Suddenly; Will Vote Late Today   With Further Debate Limited To One Hour Speeches, Senate Convenes Early, To Sit Continuously Until Vote Is Taken.

Senate Passes OPA. Bill; To Truman to Sign  President's Signing May Cause Bowles to Reacian Hie Pact

FILIBUSTER BY. O’DANIEL FLOPS   _ EXPECT QUICK SENATE APPROVAL OF OPA BILL

Pipefi itter Would Quit US  Senator Race   Must Have Affidavit Before Name Can be Stricken From List

MAN IS ACCUSED IN HOTEL FIRE   ADMITS CIGARETTE STARTED HOT SPRINGS BLAZE IN WHICH 3 LOST. LIVES,

Huffman s Victory Hands Set-Back To CIO-PAC In Ohio      Lead For Short Term Nominee Shifts To Taft

LAUSCHE, HERBERT SELECTED   Incumbents Carry Off Top Honors in Light Voting ot Primary

New Pearl Probe Is Proposed  Republicans Urge Diplomotic Phases Of Disaster Need

PLAN TO REHASH PEARL HARBOR   TWO GOP SENATORS WOULD HAVE NEW PRORE

Two. Republican Members of Penrl Harbor! Committee Lay Groundwork fqr Republican Investigation if GOP Gains Control of Congress.

New Pearl Harbor Inquiry Proposed If GOP Gains Control Of Conqress   Two Republicans Bee Need Fo Further Exploring Into Disaster

LIST IDENTIFIED DEAD IN STORM   Tornado Causes D eath of Mother, Stillborn Baby

Some Meat Cuts To Cost More Monday   OPA Ceiling Ris Rise Due to Packing House Workers’ Pav Boost

Meat Prices Go Up Monda y  Lamb, Mutton, ‘Veal Advance A Half-Cent

LAMB, MUTTON, VEAL CUTS RISE MONDAY   Retail Price Increase Resulting From Recent Wage Beost Te Packing Heuse Workers

Fireman Killed In $1.000.000  Allentown Fire   Flames Rage Out of Control for 7 Hours In Business Section

Fireman Killed, Five Injured At Allentown   3 Buildings Swept By $1,000,000 Fire, 20 Apartments Gutted

QNE KILLED, 5 HURT IN FIRE   Assistant Fire Chief Dies In $1,000,000 Blaze At Allentown

Saboteurs Ruin Station In Palestine   15 British Men Are Injured In Explosion

PEARL HARBOR PROBERS SEARCH TO DETERMINE IC WAD WARNING MECCAGCE WAC CERIT ViAAAAE   MARTIAL LAW IN GREECE AND REVOLT FLARES   SABOTEURS INJURE 14 BRITISH IN PALESTINE

—CONFESSION— Had Urge To Murder Librarian  Ex-Sailor Admits Brutal Slaving .

Youth With “Urge To Kill’ Admits Brutal Slaying Of Bryan Librarian Last Week

Army and Navy Merger Plan ls Presented   President Asks . Congress for 12-Point Program

SAYS ARMY AND NAVY RACKS HIM   Single Department Of National Defense Would Be Installed

Sends Plan Of 12 Points  To Congress   Cabinet Member To Head Services; Army, Navy; Air Subordinate.

President Presents Armed Forces Merger Proposal  Concessions Granted To Navy in New Unification

Of Staff     Proposal Backed By Army, Navy   Would Create A_ Single National Department  Of Defense

(Services Back Changes Made By President   Revised Program Drops: Proposal For Single GhiefOf-Staff.

Drops Plan For Single Chief of Staff   Cabinet Member Would Head New Department

Truman Offers -12-Point Plan  On Unification   Chief Executive Gives “Un: qualified Endorsement” to Proposal Sent io Senate and House   Moves To Compose  Army, Navy Views   Calls for Creation of Single Department of National Defense; Parity for Ai Forees

PLAN CREATES CABINET POST FOR DEFENSE   '2-Point Proposal  Endorsed by Heads Of Both Services

TRUMAN SUBMITS PLAN FOR MERGER OF ARMED FORCES   Twelve-Point Program, He Tells Congress, Has Support of Both Army and Navy.   PROVIDES FOR JOINT ‘CHIEFS OF STAFF   Secretary of Cabinet Rank Would Be in Charge—Parity for Air Branch Is Called For.

TRUMAN GIVES 12POINT PLAN ON UNIFICATION   Congress Told Proposal Has Support of Army And Navy

Armed Services Unity Plan Is Given Congress   Truman Says 12-Point Program Supported by Army-Navy

Britain Hopes to Increase Export Trade   Debate Opens on Manpower and Economic Issues

BOAT WORKERS BACK ON JOBS   Mayor O’Dwyer Praised For Successful Efforts.

‘Hitler Did It’ Says Keitel, Disavowing Order to Execute RAF Fliers Who Tried Escape

Hitler Blamed for  Killing of Escaped RAF Prisoner:   Keitel Testifies He Did Not: Know of Execution  Until Days Later

FEDERAL HOUSING  CHIEF TO RESIGN   Wyatt Fails To Get Full Sup port from Truman

Wilson Wyatt To Quit Post   Of Housing Chief's Resignation Today

Reports Say; Wyatt : To Quit Housing Job   Statement ‘From Truman ‘Expected

GREEN AGAINST BOOSTING TAX TO GAIN BONUS   Sends Letter To Committee Disapproving Sales Tax Increase

GOVERNOR RAPS SALES TAX HIKE FOR VETS’ BONUS   State Legislative Commis «sion Members Advised to Seek Other Means .   AGREE UPON PAYMENTS   Would Average $365 for Ex: Soldiers and $335 for Former Navy Men

Group Fails To Agree on Financing Plan   Increased Sales Tax Objected to By Gov. Green

Australia Backs San Francisco as UNO Interim Home  Committee Votes Permanent Site in NY Connecticut

‘Australians To Have Final [ry   s  ia UNO Site In San 4ancisco Until Permanent One Selected

Selection of UNO Interim Site Delayed   Committee Casts Vote for New York- Connecticut Area asPermanent Home For World Organization

NO INTERIM SITE FOR UNO HEADQUARTERS CHOSEN TODAY   Committee Voted For Permanent Site In New York  And Connecticut

Interim Site Not Decided  By Committee   New England States Favored in UNO Selection for Capital, but Temporary Location Is Not Fixed.

Selection Of Interim Site  Is Postponed   —  Headquarters Committee Of UNO Delays Acting On Temporary Site For Offices

Fail to Vote on Capital of UNO   Last Ditch Campaigns Launched for Two ~ ~ Other Sites

UNO Interim Site Sought   San Francisco and Atlantic City Among Cities High on List

Australia Wants Interim UNO Site At San Francisco Until Agency Has Permanent Home   Delegate Indicates He Will Open Fight Before Assembly Headquarters Committee

Pick Eastern Site For UNO; Vote on Interim Spot Next   San Francisco and New York City Named-in  New Discussion

No Vote Taken On Interim Site   Last Ditch Drives Launched for Frisco And Atlantic City

UNO: Interim Site Decision  Is Postponed   Connecticui-Area. Capital Favored . To) Plenarye Body

AUSSIES BACK SAN FRANCISCO FOR UNO SITE   Shift Question to General Assembly on Permanent Home

ASSEMBLY GETS UNO HOME FIGHT   Committee Backs New York And Connecticut Area

Back *F risco For UNO Site   Australia Supports San Francisco For Interim Site. As Debate Continues.

UNO'S INTERIM “LOCATION LEFT HANGING AGAIN   Committee Will Study Tomor row Proposal To Name San Francisco

FDR, JR., WILL MARCH ON WASHINGTON IF ‘CONGRESS DOESN'T HELP VETS FIND HOMES

Kaiser Signs: Keeps Open Coast Plant   Three and a Half Cent Differential Left as Strike to Begin at Midnight Sunday

Industrialist Accepts Plan Of President   New Packinghouse Developments Await Meeting Tuesday

Kaiser Accepts Pay Compromise For His Plant   Glass Workers End Evtended Walkout

Contract Signed By Kaiser for 18/,-Cent Raise  Conference Set For Tuesday on UE’s Walkout

55,000 Leave Their Jobs In Advance of Deadline;  TieUp of Industry Near   Kaiser Signs Contract With Union; Schwellenbach Calls Parley in Effort To Settle Strike of Electrical Workers

Operations Drag To Halt at 1292 Furnacesin U.S.   Packinghouse Row, Electrical Dispute Still in Progress

5o,000 Steelmen Walk Off Jobs — As Deadline Nears  Gigantic Strike Grow: Out of Dispute Over 314 Cents Boos

Three And Half Cents Separate Union, Company   Kaiser's West Coast Plant Continues To Function Following Agreement

BLIND GIRL IS LED FROM HOTEL BY DOG   Seeing-Eye Dog Conducts Mistress Down Fire Escape as La Salle Blaze Rares.

Milwaukee Road Officials Win Promotions   L. K, Sorensen Is Named General Manacer of Lines

Milwaukee Road Officials Win Promotions  L. K. Sorensen Is Named General

Rep. Sparkman Visits Oxford  This Afternoon   Candidates Interrupted While Speaking Before Tallassee Ball Game

Show-Down Battle is Due On Island Bastile Where Felons Killed Two Guards

Penew Fight After Lull On Alcatraz   Attempt to Induce Convict Killers to Surrender Fails

BATTLE OF ‘THE ROCK’ CONTINUES   Trapped Rebel Convicts Refuse To Surrender   Face Murder © harow

Rifles Blaze Again After Quiet Night In Bloody ‘Rock’ Battle   Guards Prepare To Enter Barricaded Cellblock Number Of Dead Among Desperate Prisoners Is Believed To Be Mounting.

Temperatures   Federal Prison Head  Arrives on Scene OL Canwiera’? Revolt

MARINES, GUARDS. READY 10 BLAST PRISON “REBELS”   Bazookus, Hand Grenades and Bembs Ta Be Used in Mew Acensalt

OBSERVE EASTER IN JERUSALEM   Largest Attendance in Years Despite Strike

Good Fr iday Observance In Jerusalem   Pilgrims Walk From Pilate’s Palace to Calvary

Throngs of Pilgrims Join Procession ‘From Pilate’s Palace to Mt. Calvary

PILGRIM THRONG IN’ CELEBRATION   Holy Land Observing Good Friday, Easter

Christian Pilgrims Jam Jerusalem To Commemoraite Christ's Crucifixion

Throngs of Pilgrims Mark Good Friday in Holy Land   Many Carry Crosses Along Via Dolorosa

PILGRIMS LINE PATH TO CROSS   THRONGS OBSERVE GOOD FRIDAY IN JERUSALEM TODAY

Throngs Of Pilgrims Follow Via Dolorosa ‘From Pilate’s Palace To Mount Calvary

OT ine siasip suv  Pilgrims Crowd Jerusalem — For Good Friday Services

PEACE OUR AIM, SAYS MOLOTON   Red Minister Arrives» in U. S. on Queen Elizabeth

UN Differences To Be Settled   Molotov Optimistic On Arrival in U. S. For Peace Negotiations

MOLOTOV PREDICTS AGREEMENT   Soviet Official Arrives in N. Y. For Conference

. DIES VERY SUDDENLY   Had Served 8 Terms in Pa Legislature; Had Veterinary Practice  ee. ie i) ee ka a ll a

Food Lag May Send Wheat Up   Experts Fall ~ehind Goals; Price Rise Looms to Lure Grain

U. S. Studies Plan to Hike Wheat Price   May Curtail Milling Of Flour to Meet Goals for Export

U.S. MAY BOOST PRICE OF WHEAT   Cut In Flour For Domestic Use Also Seen Likely

Horses to -Coniplete ‘for. ' $1,000 Top Prize..and Many Other Awards.   CHAMPION SHIPS © SATURDAY NIGHT

Horses to Complete for $1,000 Top Prize and Many Other Awards.   CHAMPIONSHIPS SATURDAY NIGHT   Poartio, for Faboebhitars

Rising Costs Hit Road Work   137 Million Will Meet Only Small Part of  Planned Improvements

SQUATTERS AND ATTLEE CONFER   Communists Would Abandon Premises When Other Quarters Found

STRIKE CUTS ~ FOOD SUPPLY   re  Tieup in Pittsburgh Keeps Tons of Foodstuffs In  Storage Houses

ANOTHER PREP STUDENT KILLED IN STARK COUNTY   Eight Other Nimrods Injured On Opening Day of Game Season

Atom Control Needs Will Be Studied By UN Committee   One Aim of Proposed Survey Will Be How to Avoid Possible Abuses

State Student's  Story Revealed  By Recording Galloway Said Gun Was Pointed; Trial Opens At Bellefonte

Recording !s Played at Trial   Statement Made by Penn State Student Is Heard

OPA Fight Cost Mfrs. $395,850  Wagner Cites Many Messages For OPA

Mining Group Urges Metal  Price Raise —   American Mining Congress Favors Increase On Zin Lead, Copper.      REDUCE SUBSIDIES

* ANTI-OPA DRIVE COSTLY TO NAW   Campcign of Manufacturers Took $395,850 — Solon Defends the Consumers

Democratic Senator Says Consumer Was Taken at Disadvantage  - in O-P:A. Fight.

ASSAILS NAM FOR  SPENDING $395,850  IN ANTLOPA DRIVE SENATOR BLASTS AT  MANUFACTURERS AND VIIRCELIL 1° QHOTED

SENATOR FLAYS NAM SPENDING TO DEFEAT OPA   Calls $395,850 Out Of Line; Manufacturers’ Leader Asks Controls’ End

Mining Group Seeks Higher Metal Ceilings   Sen. Mitchell Blasts NAM For Spending in AntiOPA Campaign

Mitchell HitsSum Battling On OPA   Expenditures Seen As Entirely Out Of Reason

Buying Public Can’t Duplicate....  Senator Raps Industry Over Fund Expended In Campaign Against OPA

Senator Raps NAM for Spending Cash in Anti-OPA Drive      Head of Manufacturers’ Association Witness in Senate Hearing

Sen. Mitchell Calls Spending $395,850 ‘Out of Line’; 1,750 Want OPA, 26 Against Retaining

N.A.M. Hit For Heavy Spending To Blast OPA   Anti-Agency Drive Said To Cost Nearly $400,000

Claims$395,850 Spent During Anti-OPA Drive   Senator Mitchell Calls Such Spending ‘Out Of Line’ Before Senate Committee

NAM Assailed For Its Drive Against OPA   Senator Says Public Can’t Hope to Duplicate $395,850 Expenditure to Defeat Price Control

N.A.M.RappedFor Spending $395,850 In Anti-OPA Drive   Senator Says Public Can Not Duplicate That Sum

Senator Raps NAM Fund Against OPA   Says Buying Public Can’t Hope to Duplicate Fund of $395,850

Taken to Task For Spending  Lobby Fund   Senator Says Buying Public Can’t Match NM Sum

MITCHELL RAPS NAM FOR WORK AGAINST OPA   Manufacturers’ Head Says OPA Hinders Industry

Senator Raps NAM For Costly Anti-OPA Drive. Says Buying Public Can’t Afford Such Effort   Manufacturers’ President Disclose; Expenditure of $395,850, Pleads For Removal Of Price Controls On Manufactured Goods

Spending by Manufacturers Hit in Senate   Senator Calls Amount “Out of Line,” Says Consumers Can't Hope To Duplicate Sum

Denounces Huge Drive On Agency   Washington Senator Joins Others In Attack On Manufacturer Group's Campaign Expenses

NAM Accused Of Ant-OPA Drive   Nearly $400,000 Spent By Manufacturers, Senator Charges

Senator Assails NAM Spending ir Anti-OPA Drive   Manufacturers’ Leader Reveals $395,850 Spent in Campaign

LIFT URGED ON LEAD CEILINGS   AMC Also Asks Higher Prices For Zinc, Copper—Lower Subsidies Favored

RAPS INDUSTRY FOR OPA FICHT   Senator Scores N. A. M. Out. lay of $395,850 To Crush Price. Agency.

NAM Spends$395,850 In Fight Against OPA: Draws Senate’s Fire   Wagner Receives 1,724 Wires Favoring Agency While Only 26 Opposed Its Continuance

—SENATE TACKLES OPA: LEGISLATION Takes N. A. M. To Task For Spending $390,850 In Anti- OFA Campaign   Democratic Senators Tangle With Wason In Hearing On Extension

Leak Lets: Letter Out   Released By Wallace When It Is Known Columnist Has Copy; Truman “No” Too Late

Presidential Secretary. Explains How Wallace  latter ““‘Leaked Out’”’

No Probe Likely Of Letter Leak   Columnist Drops Threat of Libel Suit Against Wallace

No Official Investigation Is Planned Of How Wallace Letter To Chief 'Leagked Out

1946 Westerner I: Distributed Today   Outstanding High School Students Are. uu nead: Clace Eavorites Announced

1946 Westerner Is Distributed Today   Outstanding High School Students Are Honored: Class Favorites Announced

COOL, FAIR WEEK-END IN WAKE OF STORM   Weather Man Promises Sunny Weather Today and Sunday for iansas and Missourl,

COAST-T0-COAST RAIL SERVICE SEI   Starts March 31 Without Any Change; Six Lines Particinate

ANTHRACITE MINERS QUIT   Strike Deadline Passes A: Negotiators Fail To Agree on Contract

~——YESTORY FALL   18-Year-Old Tells Hospital Attendants To Be Careful af Nelons.

Morgan Still Holds Un To —-{INRRA Jot   British - General © Clains Net Ousted ~ London _ States Suceestor  _ fs On Way

Morgan Denies Repor! He Has Resigned Post   UNRRA Official Says He   Has No Orders to Re turn to London

cio to Cooperate As Plants Seized  air... FF. ....2.2.. AC 2B. I CO ... CLL   Wage Increase Approval Sought Before Fact-Finding Committee

U. §. SEIZURE IS WITHOUT INCIDENT   Strike Continues But Men Must Report Monday   A, F. L. MEMBERS   Already Back At Jobs As Picketing Continues At Stockyards

Striking Packers Refurn to Work Monday Morning   7,000 Omaha Workers Will Return to Jobs

CIO Orders Men Back to Meat Plants   Report Says Members Told To Start Work Monday Under Governnient, but Strike Not Called Off

Reported ClO Will Return to Work Monday But Will Not Call Off the Strike   Statement Made by Union Official at Chicago Who Refuses to Permit Use of His Name; Picket Lines Remain Unbrokes

But Union Not Ending Strike, Official Says   193,000 Out; U. S. Operating Most of Plants Under Seizure  Tw s =. =a eee =

INSTRUCTIONS ARE ISSUED AFTER LABORERS REFUSE 10 RECOGNIZE ORDER OF USDA

193,000 Will Resume Work Monday Although Strike Is Still Effective   BULLETIN

Unions _ Differ On Truce   CIO Stays Out But AFL ‘Will Cooperate As Government Seizes The Packing Industry

But Union Not Ending Strike, Official Says   193,000 Out; U. S. Operating Most of Plants Under Seizure

CIO Meat Workers Ordered By Union to Return to Work   Move Does Not Mean Strike ls Over, Labor Official Reports

Strike Not Called Off, Says Official   Ag Secretary Plans To Make Application For Wage Increases, He Says In Telegram

MONDAY SET AS DAY FOR THEIR RETURN   Union Spokesman Says, However, That Strike Is Not Being Called Off— Is a Step to Aid Government Operation.

STRIKE IS NOT BEING CALLED OFF   Department Of Agriculture Takes Over Plants

All Packing House Workers Will Return to Jobs   Union Leader Says ClO Will Go Back Monday But Strike Will Continue; Agriculture Secretary Will Recommend Panel’s Wage Boost

U.S. May Grant Parity to N.M.U.   Seamen's Group Ends Eight-Day Tieup, But Rival Union Strikes for Same Wages

Final Action Deferred by Commission   Labor Federation Asks Wage Stabilization  Board to Resign

AFL Men Return With Pay Boost; C10 Walks Out   Commission Officer Advocates Equality in Unions’ Scales

Marine Cook Stewards  Join Strikers    AFL Union: ‘Respecting Picket Lines

Petition Would Subject Leader To Fine. Prisor   Some : dolimaedie: Miners - Join. 400.000° Diggers  In .Bituminous.. Walkout

JESTER LEADING IN TEXAS RACE   Rainey Trailing in Runoff Election for Governor

Jester Leads In Texas Race   Holds Commanding Mergin Over Kainey, Former College Head

JESTER LEADS RACE FOR TEXAS GOVERNOR  To Go into Runoff with Rainey

Jester Holds Wide Margin  In Texas Vote   Railroad Commissioner Pushes College President In Gubernatorial Race

JESTER IS IN THE LEAD   Homer Rainey Trails Over 100,000 In Texas Democratic Primary

RUSSIA HOLDS THREE MILLION AS PRISONERS   Army Estimate Data On Germans Still Held  Given To Senate

Russians Still Hold 3,000,000 Germans Captive   U. §. Army Estimate Comes To Light From Files Of Senate Committee

Charge Reds Hold Three . Million Huns   Army Report.Does Not Divulge: What  Germans Are Doing

3 Million Nazis Sul Held by Reds, Estimate   U.S. Army Figures Come to Light in Senate Investigation

Three Million Germans Held As Prisoners   Figures On Prisoners Held By Russia Revealed By   Committee

Reds Reported Holding Three Million Nazis   Prisoners of War Said Held in Russia, Satellites

ARMY ESTIMATES RUSS STILL ‘HOLD THREE-MILLION GERMAN i CAPTIVES; U.S.RETAINS 121, 787

REDS REPORTED HOLDING. NAZIS WAR PRISONERS   3,000,000 Is Figure Set In‘Meader Files

Revealed in Probe  _By Senate Committee: No Hint Given of Use Made.of Prisoners _

Riots Bring Death to 10 Persons   Cairo Demonstration Follows General Strike in Mourning

Vishinsky Rejects U.S. Plan to. Leave Levant . Caseto Negotiations _

Russ Hold Out For Withdrawal of Anglo-French   Vishinsky. Demands UNO Resolution On  Levantine Request

Soviets Turn Deaf Ear To British Plea   Russian Delegate Firm Tn Demand Troops — Be Removed

RUSSIA DEMANDS UNO SETTLEMENT OF LEVANT CASE    Rejects - Proposal. te Leave  Withdrawal of Troops

RUSSIA BLOCKS RESOLUTION ON LEVANT TROOPS      Red Delegate Rejects Apeals by Ernest Bevin

Russian Hits Offer On Syria   ‘Vishinsky Bluntly Rejeets Comproniise  UNO Resolution

VISHINSKT REJECTS AMER PROPOSAL   Want Anglo- 7 _French Troops — To Leave Levant

Vishinsky Rejects U. S. Compromise On Levant Disnute   Wants UNO to Ask Immediate Withdrawal of Anglo-French Troops   UNWILLING TO HAVE CASE NEGOTIATED   Presence of Foreign Troops A Political Problem, Declares Russian

Daily W ashington Merry-Go-Round   DREW PEARSON SAYS: TRIBUTE TO CHIEF JUSTICE STONE: STONE WAS A BOY AT HEAKT; HE WAS GREAT INSPIRATION (O YOUTH. 

Wandering Ship Waddles Home With Tales of Iran  Women and Drunken Baboon

Fourth Republic Document OKd   Referendum Set for . May 5: 309 to 249 Vote Passes French Pact

[French Assembly Approves ‘Leftist Constitution: Ask One-Chamber Legislature

Crisis Seen In French Cabinet   Recent Action of Assembly To Result In Bitter Issue Over Law

French Cabinet  Faces Crisis Over New Constitution’      Leftist Proposal Would Establish . Powerful One-Chamber Type  Gavernment

French Government Body Is Facing  Severe New Crisis  Leftist-Sponsored Constitution May Curb Action

One-Chamber Legislature Is Approved   Bitter Campaign Over Left-Backed Basic Law  *Looms

FRENCH CABINET IN SERIOUS TEST   Constitution Vote Seen As Coalition Crisis

Crisis Is Facing Gouin's Cabinet   Popular Republicans May Be Ousted From Regime

French Cabinet Crisis Near on Constitution  Leftists Sponsor One—Chamber  Legislature Law

Relocated Portion of Route . 13 Through Ti  Is Ready for Traffic  ao oe ee 2 oe - oa £268 ae oe .. Aen eo ee

Folger Repeats Coercion Charge   Rep. Folger Says Highway Employees Told To Vote For Chatham

13 Die Violent Deaths in Texas During Week-End   One Victim of Heat, Three Shot, Two Burned, Two Fatally Stabbed

[TRAFFIC DEATHS TAKE BACK SEAT ; - Lives Of 13 Persons Claimed - InTexas’ Week-End Mishaps

TALLE INTRODUCES BILL DESIGNED TO PROTECT FISH AND OTHER WILDLIFE

Division of Party May Be Need ed, Senator Tells Railroad  Trainmen

Pepper Lashes Out at Demo Reactionaries   Florida Senator Also Criticizes Administration In Speech Before R. R. eens  Ee oO! eRe ae Y peed 

Pepper Calls Pres. Truman Reactionary   Says Parties Must  mrt. mM. aca Oe wae Ae  Fioht For Labor

Democrats Urged To Oust Reactionaries   “When You Begin To Clean House, Do A Geed Jeb”

WHITNEY TAKES RAP AT TRUMAN      Senator Pepper Of Florido Also Hits President's Actions

@ sihecoueatinadl nieces  Avoiding Depression Talk Won't Solve Economic Problems

Jap Conservative Victory in Election Viewed  Holiday Is Declarec in Effort to Get People to Vote

Japanese Hold  Free Electior   468 Members to Be Chosen Bar Tteat hve Vatere

Japs vote in democratic, free elections  Forecast victory far aancerwatives

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL REACHES 92   DESPITE OUTPOURING OF MOTORISTS, TRAFFIC DEATHS TOTAL ONLY 44.

Holiday Death Toll Rising Slowly in U.S.   Traffic Fatalities Are Leading Number Reported

Ballot Muddle Still Is Unsettled At DesMoines   8 To Abide Strictly  tlorney General’s  ecision

New Embargoes, Mail And Freight Ordered As Nation Faces Economic Paralysis

RAILROADS FEEL COAL SHORTAGE   Carriers Trim Service; Lewis Calls Session Of Policy Makers

Miners Policy © Committee Gets Call to Capital.   No Sign of Immediate Break As Coal Shortage Grows Serious Over Nation

LEWIS SUMMONS HIS POLICY BOD   Will Meet Next Tuesday for Unstated Reason; Coal Negotiations Lag

POLICY MAKERS   Committee Meets Tuesday As Coal Negotiations Still Continue

Govt. Industry Are Groping To Learn Strike Objectives   Illinois Orders Return of War-Time  ‘Brownout’

John L. Lewis Calls Meeting Of Policy Mer   No Explanation Given for ~ Latest Move by Mine Union Boss

COAL STRIKE IS WRECKING U.S, ECONOM)   Charles O’Neill. Speaking for Operators, Places Blame on John L. Lewis.

Lewis Calls Meet Of Policy Board   Coal Strike Curtails Railroad Service

Major Union Decision Foreshadowed By Call For Next Tuesday   Major Industries Continue To Curtail Operations As Coal Conferences Show No Sions Of Break In Near Future.

Railroads Curtail Service and Industries Closing Increase Unemployment; No Explanation of Lewis’ Call Offered:

POWER ORDERED IN MAJOR CITIES  ral OF   Operators Think’ Lewis Will Be Forced to Show Hand Seon

Joan L. Lewis Is Caling for Parley Of Policymakers   Bituminous Coal Strike is Tying Up Railroads And Al! Other Industry

Rail Service Cut to Save Searce Coal   Lewis Calls Policy Board to Meeting in Washington Tuesday: Talks Resume Today

Much Speculation Aroused Over Possibility Of New Moves Bui   Coal Industry Kept In Dark Over Objectives   GOVERNMENT MAY' BE FORCED TO ACT

Truman to take stump if delays hold up program   AQvisers are certain that  such action would be cood

Truman May Stump To Force Laws   More Delays in Congress Expected To Extend His Plea to People.

Truman Advisers Are  Convinced Plan * Wise One      Speech Responses  Mainly Favorable   Washington Concensus Policy Follows  Late FDR’s

Asserts World Peace Depends On Free China   Mrs. Fitch Assails Obstructionism of Nation’s Communists

@ PAUL MALLON—   Some C. I. 0. Unions Endeavoring to Get Rid of Communism

Molotov Leaves  Peace Parley  Soviet De legate lies To Moscow: - Mi: ay See Stalin

Molotov Returns to Moscow for Parley   Sudden Departure of Soviet Delegate From Paris Conference Is Believed Due to Stalin

PROSPECT OF MEATLESS MEAL ‘WITHIN A WEEK THREATENED BUT MICHIGAN MAY NOT BE HARD:-HFFE:

Choke Off Major Share Of Nation’s Meat Supply  DEMAND INCREASES OF 25 CENTS HOUR  195.000 Workers Leave Jobs At 12:01 This Morning.

Meatless Meals Loom As 300,000 Workmen Quit Packing Plants   Peaceful Picketing Prevails At All Big Packing Centers Except Kansas City Where Manager Is “Manhandled.*

New Strike Chokes Off Main Supply   Packing Plants Shut Down Entirely In Newest Walkout

News Day And Nic   Walkout Chokes Off Me Of Nation’s Supply, Hint Meatless Days   300.000 Workers — Walk Off Job   PicketLinesFormedAroun Plants; Chicago Hardest Hit Center

Meat Packers Over Nation Picket Plants   Strikers Determined “To Stick It Out”

Communist Chief Says Mission — For Peace Fails  Chinese Reds Refus: To Participate in National Assembly

Adolph Hitler, Alive or Dead, Is Rapidly Becoming Enshrined as a Teutonic Leaend

One Year After Downfall Hitler Is Fast Becoming Legend to German People

ARREST MADE IN SHERMAN MURDER CASE   ‘Missing Link’ Found At Denison, Police Captain Says

Russian Emigres Admit To Plotting Soviet Overthrow With Jap Support   Eight On Trial In Moscow For Espionage Pleac Guilty; Details Of 25-Year-Old Plot Are Unfolded

Eight Russians Tried For Plot Against Soviet   Anti-Bolshevik Refugees Joined With Japan In Fighting Red Govt.

RABIUAL GANGES IN GHAVAM GOVERNMENT PREDICTED Ad CABINET MINISTERS DISMISSED

London Fears Russian Coup; Urgent Plea For 'UNO Action is Voiced

8 INJURED IN AREA TRAFFIC OVER WEEKEND   None Seriously Hurt: 7 Motorists Arrested by State Patrol

NEW HOPE MAN FOUND NOT GUILTY BY JURY   In Case Involving Girl Nine Years Old   COSTS WERE DIVIDED

JURY RETURNS A NOT-GUILTY VERDICT   Sealed Verdict Returned In Less Than One Hour of Deliberation  ea me  <i SS ae OM hee een   COSTS ARE DIVIDED

RAIN IN THE PICTURE   Showern Expected To Rread Out Here and There Tomorrow

TWO STATEWIDE PRIMARY RACES   BOTH REPUBLICAN; 3 FOR TREASURER, SIX FOR CONGRESS

THREE KILLED IN ITALIAN RIOTS   Over 20,000 Demonstrate Before Palace

Foreign Briefs  Italian Crow d Battles Police  And Troops; Three Killed

World’s Largest Shipping Nation Now Landlocked   PIER SHEDS ARE DARK AS WORKERS REMAIN OFF JOBS

Top Maritime Strike In History   Import and Export Of Materials Stop--Qcean Liner Traffic . Halted

250,000 Tons Of Relief Goods For Europe Held in NY   Union Officials Claim 2,500 Ships Lay in Nation’s Docks; Strike Enters Third Day

HE AND TEN OTHER os YUGOSLAVIANS COLLABORA* WITH ENEMY; MUST FACE FIRING SQUAD AT BELGRADE

Mikhailovitch Found Guilty; to Be Shot Along With: 10 Others   Expect Sentence to Be Carried Out In 48 Hours; Right of Appeal Granted

Slav Leader Faces Death  7 eT Ch a, ee a   Gen. Mikhailovitch Is Found Guilty OF Nazi Collaboration

REVOLT LEADER TAKEN IN IRAN   Head of “Kurdish Republic” Surrenders :o Govern. ment Troops

Battle Just Begun, Slaughter Asserts   Says Democrats Must Wrest Party Control From Non-Democratic Groups

OPA To Permit. Hike In Meat. Prices; Clo, Packers Rap Action   Beef To Cost 514 ’Cents, Pork 212 Cents More than + June 30 Top Starting Sept. 9; Livestock. Free of Control until Sunday

Despite Stockyard Delay OPA Is Clinging To Schedule On Ceilings   CIO Blasts Decision,

UNION BLAST ANDEROUN FUR PAIGE HALSE   Ciaim Agriculture Head Is “Mouthpiece for Profiteers.”

llth Hour Snarl Cause  Of Delay   Retail Ceilings To Be Restored On September 9

Postpone Controls on All Livestock Until Sunday   Boost Prices on Pancake Flour, Canned Hawaiian Pineapple, Salmon, Most Syrups

CEILINGS STAY OFF LIVESTOCK FOUR MORE DAYS   Restoration Of Live Animal Ceilings Held Up Until SunDay; Increase Granted On Several Other Items.

OPA Clings To Schedule For. Restoring Ceilings On Meat Despite Delays

OPA HOLDS FIRM TO SCHEDULE FOR CEILINGS ON MEAT   New Prices After Sept. 9 Tc Be Higher Than June 30 Levele

OPA Clings To Schedule On Ceilings   Meat Price Controls Set for September 9 Despite 4-Day Delay On Live Animols

Iith Hour Snarl Keeps Livestock Free Of Controls Four Extra Days

SNARLED BY DELAY AT STOCKYARDS   Price Estimates Are Still Below Current Costs

MEAT CEILINGS TO BE RESTORED BY OPA SEPT. 9   ANDERSON RESOLVES DISPUTE ON PRICES BY GRANTING BOOST

OPA Clings to Sept. ¢  Meat Ceiling Schedule ClO Blasts Andersor

OPA Holds Fast to Meat Schedule As CIO Labels Act ‘Disastrous Blow

OPA Holds to Schedule on Meat Prices   Public to Benefit Despite Delay in Nation's Stochverds

Delay Posting Price Ceilings On Livestock   New Meat Ceilings To Go Into Effect Sunday; Average Above June 30 Level,

OPA CLINGS T0 SCHEDULE FOR MEAT CEILINGS   New Prices Higher For Beef, Pork

Retail Meat Ceiling Date Still Sept. §   OPA Sticks To Plans Regardless of Delay On Live Animals.

OPA Stays With Original Order   [ith Hour Snarl Fails t Change Date of Restoring Ceilings   MORE FOR BEEF, PORK   New Live Animal Ceilings Will Become Effective, Sunday

OPA Clings To Schedule For Meat Ceilings   Pineapple, Canned Salmon, Syrup And Candy Increased

yosram for ‘Livestock  Is Delayed   Accord on Approximate Price Scale Is Reached But Departments Clash On Live Animal Ceiling

MEAT PRICES SEPTEMBER 9   Agency Clings to Original Schedule for Recontrol Despite Extension of Ceilingless Period on Livestock.

Beef Prices Will Go Up September 9   Agriculture Department In Aqreement

C. I. 0. Blasts af Anderson Edict: on Meat Prices:   ‘Secretary Attacked az

New Meat  Ceilings _ September 9   OPA Sticks to Its Schedule; CIO Blasts Anderson For Hike In Ceiling Levels

Snarl Makes Delay in One Category   Sept. 9 Deadline Holds Despite Clash on Livestock Regulation

Live Animals Ceiling I'ree  Until Sunday   Increases Announced For Pancake, Waffle Mixes, Pineapple, Salmon and Syrups

Snarl Prevents Curbs Today on Live Animals   CIO. Blasts: Anderson Price Decision;-OPA Hikes’ More. Ceilings

\BUT LIVESTOCK CONTROL FREE 4 EXTRA DAYS   Beef te Go Up 514 Cents a Pound, Pork 1% to 3 Above June 30 Levels

OPA Clings ToSchedule ‘For Meats   Anderson, Porter Agree After Differing on Ceilings to Clamp on Markets gs   Attacks Anderson      CLO. Says Secretary of Agriculture Voice of Profiteers

OPA Clings to Meat Schedule   Snarl Will Keep Cattle Free of Control For Four Extra Days

Ceilings On Meat Are Set Sept. 9   OPA To Stick To Its Original Schedule

Anderson Under Fire By C10 for Meat Price Hike   Retail Ceilings Due Sept. 9; Delay Is  Given on Live Sales

LIVE ANIMALS OFF CONTROL 4 MORE DAYS   New Meat Prices To Go In Effect September 9   GANDY DEALERS,   Other Manufacturers Given Right To Raise Prices; Salmon, Syrups Up

OPA To Cling ‘To First Date Despite Delay At Stoekvards   Beef. Pork Prices Will Be Increased Above June 30 ‘Fag

RETAIL CURBS EFFECTIVE ON SEPTEMBER §   Anderson Attacked by CIO for Increase On Livestock

OPA Clings To Schedule On Ceilings   Retail Meat Prices To Be Restored On September 9

Clings To Plan Restore Meat “Prices Sept: §   OPA Adamant Despite Snarl That Keeps. Live, Animals Free of Cou:  teoté 4 Extra Days

OPA CLINGS T0 SCHEDULE FOR MEAT CUTBACK   ClO Attacks Ceiling Action And Questions Anderson Authority

Meat Ceilings on Sept. 9 but Stock Free 4 More Days   ‘Slaughterers Will Again Get Subsidy, According to RFC

OPA Clingmg To Price Restoring  Meat Schedule   When Schedules Posted They Will Call. For Increases On Beef, Pork

Meat Price Control Set kor Sept. 9   OPA Will Apply Ceilin ppey £ Then Despite Delay On Livestock Controls

Four-Day Lapse In Recontrol of Animals Ordered   New Directive Will Raise Beef and Pork Over June 30 Prices

Anderson Sets Ceiling Prices For Livestock   Wholesale Controls In Effect Sept. 5; Retail On Sept. 9 .

Ceilings on Meats At Retail Go Into Effect September 9   OPA Holds to Schedule Despite 11th-Hour DeJay at Stockyards

Clings fo Plan For Restoring Ceiling Sept. 9  Prices to Be Above

ClO GROUP RIPS ANDERSON OVER STOCK CEILINGS   Secretary Uses New Power In Order; Animals Free For 4 Extra Days

“On. Restoration.  Of Meat Ceilings        C10: ‘Flave Anderson Stand, “. Sees’ Living’ Standards Dealt” Disastroiis Blow

Meat" to » Cost - More ' Under Ceilings But. Will Be Below Present Control-free Price.

Details: Snarl Won't Delay Meat Cellings  ‘ Prices fi Effect : On Sesrember 9

OPA Clings To Schedule On Meat Ceilings   Will Be Higher Than On June 30; Pancake, Waffle Mixes, Syrups,  Pineapple Up

Meat Price Drop Assured by OPA   New Ceilings Will Run Below Present Levels

HILLDRING ‘WILL ASSIST BYRNES   Trumon ‘Appoints Military Leader as Assistant Secre~ ‘tary of State

New York City Shert of Sweets   Dearth of Sugar Hits Candy. Pastry Supplies

Sugar Shortage Grows More Acute;  OPA May Increase Prices of Candy

Phone Company Ups Local Rat es  Boo st Is 50 Cents  menee TE an Beactmare

Army Investigates Crash at Air Show   Rexburg Man Killed;  Idahoan’s Horses Die

Top Army Airmen Seek Cause of Bomber Crash   Apprentice Jockey, Feared Missing, Is Reported Safe

Waurika Tops State as Hot Spot With 111   Lawton Close Second With 110; Altus Has 107; Ardmore With 10! Ties Several Cities

Affects Over 100,000 In  Four Firms   Increase Already Ratified By Three Local Unions Of tr. &S. Plants

BOARD APPROVES GE. WAGE BOOST   WS. Sugar Production Now Threatened by Strike Due Saturday

MIDDLE EAST IS NOW WORLD'S ~ MOST EXPLOSIVE REGION—FOUR SERIOUS PROBLEMS ARE THERE

Today’s Outlook   Shy DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Forcign Affairs Analyst   5Jerusalem Center OF One of World's SExplosive Zones

Middle East ded A           Area Embraces. Four       : Zoiies  ‘Smoutdering ‘With: ihe © Embeds, sof Big.  Power Disoutes.-

U. S. Mercurs Pamda   THE WORLD TODAY Middle East Is KForld’s Hort Snar

MID-EAST IS WORLD'S BIG EXPLOSIVE ZONE   No Area More Dangerous Tc Peace, Mackenzie Says

Jerusalem Right in Middle of One of the World's Most Explosive Zones

NATION'S HARD COAL MINES ARE IDLE THIRD DAY   Lewis Expected To Go To New York In Effect To Secure Settlement

UMW Silent on Latest Demands  Little Progress Made Toward Writing New

LEWIS TO ENTER HARD COAL TALKS AS MINERS IDLE   No Hint Of U. 5. Intervention In Anthracite Strike

Anthracite Miners Idle For 3rd Day: 76,000 Out      John I. Lewis Will Enter Negotiations Between UMW and Mine Owners Soon

Guatemala Plane  Crash Kills 22   Several Americans Among the Victims

MINER BENEFITS ORDERED   Tompensation Aid Is Directed in U. S.~Ruled Coal Mines

TO PROTEST BOMBING OF TRUCE TEAM   U.S. To Make Representations To Chiang Kai-Shek

OFFICIALS WILL OFFER STRONG PROTESTS QYER TRUCK-BOMBING AND WOUNDING OF AMERICANS   Captain Patterson of Toledo Is Acquitted By Military Court of Charges of Cruelty At Lichfeld Army Prison—Former Reich Commissioner Is Arrested by BI Officer

3 Yanks Wounded When Chiang Men  Bomb Truce Team   Strong Protest Forecast; Chinese Air Force Thorn  In Side, Says Informant

Chiang Kai-Shek To Hear From U. . For Truce Team Attack   Chinese Government Air Force Is Thorn In the Side

Protest Expected Over Bombing Of Truce Team  Three Americans Are Wounded by Air Force Attack

Chiang To Get Strong U.S. Protest   Bombing Of Truce Team Left Three Americans Wounded; Used American Craft

Protest Slated in Bombing Of Truce Team   Complaint Will Be Made To Chiang By U.S. Officials

Protest to Be Made To Chiang   Government Air Force Bombs Truce Team  Near Chengteh

4 P.M. DEADLINE DRAWS NEAR AS CHIEFS CONFER   “Every Effort” Being Made To Avert National Strike Today

STEELMAN HOLDS SERIES OF TALKS THIS AFTERNGON   Both Sides Called to White House to Deliver Their Answer to Truman _   SOME EARLY WALKOUTS   Planes, Trucks and Ships Are Mobilized as Dead* tine Approaches

LAST-MINUTE — TALKS CONTINUE AT WHITE HOUSE   Bot  Two Unions Still Hold Out

No Indication New Proposal Is Considered   Two Brotherhoods Hold Out Against Settlemont Plan

English Child Expects To Kill Tigers In Chicage   Come In Houses  And Eat Cattle

Chicago Cows and Tigers!  Tot En Route to U.S. From Britain Expects the Worst

Kelland Urges GOP to Take Initiative   Famed Writer Says Democrats Filled With Wild Radical Ideas

Ultraviolet Ray’ May Help Double U. S. Production of Penicillin -

Use of Ultraviolet Ray May Double Nation's Production of Penicillin

MARKET GOMES BACK AFTER SELLING WAVE   Buying Spurt Sends Stocks Up Fractions To $2

Demonstration Heralds Start Of Buyers Strike   Manufacturers Hit Walkout Planned B 800,000 Workers

Work: Underway On Bridge to Link  Industrial Areas   New 130th St. Span Takes Place of Outmoded Pontoon Type Structure.

ee ee ee ee  Ruling Sought On Naming Nominee  Serve Unexpired Term Of Sen. Glass

Rule Sought For Method Of Filling:  Senate Seat ~   Glass’ Death Spurs Political Activities By State Democrats

War of Nerves Building Up in Turkey  Dardanelles Crisis May Dwart  Waele Mitiai«

War of Nerves Building Up in Turkey   Dardanelles Crisis May Dwarf Yugoslav Affair

CHANCE OF SHOWERS   Thunder Storms May Visit Northern and Western Kansas

Full Impact Of Truck Strike Felt   25,000 Drivers Out In New York

Nations of World Jom in Tribute  To FDR Ideal:   Britain, Russia and LatinAmerica Mark Anniversary of His Death

WORLD PAID HOMAGE TO ROOSEVELT   ‘Observances Were Not Confined to: U. S. Yesterday

SATURDAY’'S HIGHLIGHT! ROAST TOM TURKEY BAKED VIRGINIA HAM IAINAN’S RESTAURANT

Dewey, Confident Of Victory, Helps GOP. Running Mat  Close Senate. Race” Seen i in: n New York Efe  bian Nanre

NIGHT CLASSES — START SEPT, 23   Public Will Be Welcome To Courses Offered In VA Set-Up

NIGHT CLASSES GAIN APPROVAL   Registration Will Be Helc At Defiance College Sept. 23

TELLS OF PLANS FOR SCOUT CAMP   Henry S. Brough Reports To Conewago District Committee—Nature Course To Be Conducted May 4 And 5

DISTRICT SCOUT OFFICIALS MEE}   Conewago Committee Hears Of Plans For Scoutmasters’ Round Table And Outdoor Training Courses

Stassen Flatly Predicts GOP House Majority   Says Party Gaining New Strength From Coast To Coast

KILLER SHOOTS THROUGH WINDOW’  ~ Kress Man Slain As He Sits: - In Borger Hotel Poker Game

Premier Says Russian Demands Made On Iran; Reinforcements —  ~ Are Sent: No Troops Withdraw

Iran Premier Tells Demands   Ghavam Uninformed On Red Troop Objective, Capital Says

Premier Ghavam. Confirms Moscow  Demands on Irar   But Has No Report of Russian Troop Movements Toward Teheran

RUSSIANS SEND MORE CAVALRY, TANKS TO IRAN      Soviet Threat To Turkey And Iraq Is Seen In Latest Move   ACTION MAY BRING WAR   U. S. Demands Explanation As Rift In Big Three Relations Widens

United Nations Leaves Council Reduction Task   Assembly Adjourns With Next Meeting Scheduled for Sept.

PEACE TASK IN COUNCIL'S CARE   UNO Assembly Quits Aftet Setting Up World Plans

First Hope To End War Given World By Top Diplomats   Next Meeting to Be September 16 In New York

UN Adjourned After Pledge To Limit Arms   SECURITY COUNCIL TO DRAFT PROPOSAL FOR WORLD

UN Council Gets Monumental Arms Program   Historic 8-Week Sesson Closes; Diplomats Pledge Miltary Reduction

MONUMENTAL TASK OF MAKING WORLD SAFE GIVEN TO COUNCIL  TOP DIPLOMATS.OF 54 .

PROGRAM TO OUTLAW WAR AGREED UPON   Diplomats Give Solemn Pledge Te Support Imme= diate Steps To Reduce  Armee   PROHIBIT ATOM ROME

Concrete Hope For Peace Sef Un In Session  World Diplomats Observe Increase

Gives World First Hope For Outlawing Of Wars; Solemn Pledge Is Taken

News Day And Nicht      Program Tt Will Report Back To UN Calls For Outlawing A-Bomb   Delegates Wind Up Work In Harmony   Increase In Co-Operative Spirit Between Russia And West Is Evident

Council fo Work On Program for Army, Armament Limif   Session Ends With Harmony That Was Absent When Meetings Began

United Nations Assembly Turns Over To Eleven-Member Group Monumental Task Of Setting Into Motior Plan To Reduce Armies Of World And Eliminaé: Mass Destructive Weapons Of War—Top Diplomats Of 54 Countries End Historic Session

Assembly Has Completed Meet’s Work   Big Chapter Written . In Outlawing War; Delegates Head Home

An Optimistic Note As U.N.  Ends Session   World Given First Concrete Hope For Permanent Peace

Long Strides’ Are Made Toward Full Cooperation On Establishment Of World Peace; Security Council To Continue Its Deliberations On Important Issues

TOP DIPLOMATS AGREE ON NEED OF ARMS CUTS   World Delegates Start Home,  Leaving Program in Hands at Casurity Caunajl

UN Assembly Gives Security Council Job of Starting Arms Reduction

Work To Begin On Disarmament Details; Nations Hail Constructive Peace Progress and  Gsood Wall.

Security Council Takes Charge of Program To Reduce World Armies and De stroy Mass Weapons.   APPROVAL  Is GIVEN TO REFUGEE ORGANIZATION

Arms Reduction Task in Hands of Security Council   Diplomats Head Home After New Chapter. In Man’‘s Hunt for Peace

ACCORD AT LAST. DELEGATES THINK   New York Meeting Produced First Steps Toward World

Security Council Faces Big Task Of Cutting Arm:   Historic UN Session Ends With World Given Hope For Outlawing Of War

CONCRETE HOPE FOR OUTLAWING WARFARE GIVEN   Putting In Motion Of Program To Reduce World Armies And Destroy Mass Weapons Of Destruction Falls To Security Council.

World Given Its First Hope for Qutlawing War  Diplomats of 54 Nations Go Home

Next ‘Regular Meeting ol U.N. Assembly in September   Growing Cooperation Be~\tween Members Noted in Session

UN Assembly Starts World onPeace Road   Momentous 8 Week Session Ended With Note of Optimism

Council Starts Work, World Disarmament.   First Concrete Hope For Outlawing War Arrived At As Assembly Closes

Security Couneil Is Hai 4 gantic Task of Setting  Program in Mation.

U.N. Council To Activate Arms Program   Assembly Gives World First Concrete Hope Of Outlawing War and  Delenatec Star? Hama

8 Week UNO Parley Ends   Job of Setting Arms. Plan Into . Motion Left To Security Council

UN Assembly Ends 4-Day Conference On Optimistic Note   Next Regular Meeting Scheduled To Open on September 16th in New York City

11-MAN SECURITY COUNCIL TO PLAN WORLD ARMS CUT   HISTORIC SESSION OF UN ENDS WITH HOPE OF OUTLAWING WAR

U.N. Assembly  Ends Historic _ 8-Weeks Session   Security Group To Set Up Program To Reduce Armies And Destroy War Weapons

Weapon Of War  (uestion  UpToll   Top Diplomats Put World Peace Hope In High Role

U. N. Assembly Ends, Delegates Noting Progress  Turn Over Arms Cut Proposals to Security Council

‘UN Disarmament Program Now Up To Security Council   Leading Diplomats Give World Concrete  Mana far Daneon

Outlawing Of War Now A Real Hope   Security Council Given Job Of Launching Huge  Aauunwe ff". Duron

Security Council Gets ‘Task of Reducing Armies ‘And Destroying Weapons

Major Progress Is Made Toward World Security   Work To Begin On Dis- armament Details; Nations Hail Constructive Peace Progr ess and  Good Will.

MONUMENTAL TASK OF MAKING WORLD SAFE GIVEN 10 COUNCIL  -— a   TOP DIPLOMATS OF 54 NATIONS GIVES FIRST HOPE OUTLAWING WAR

Historic U.N. Session Ends In Accord   Nations Pledge to End Use of Atomic Bomb And to Reduce Forces; Adjourn Till Sept. 16

Top Diplomats 54 Nations End Historic Meet   Head For Home After Giving World Its First Conerete Hope For Outlawine War   Sessions End On Noite Unanimity   Delegates See Increase Is Cooperative Spirit Be-. tween Russia and the Western Powers

Turn Problem of Disarming Over To the Council   Cooperative Spirit Noted As Eight Weeks Session Closes; Next Meeting Sept. 16

GLOBAL ARMS SLASH PLEDGED BY DELEGATES   World Given Its First Concrete Hope of ‘ Outlawing War

REDUCING ARMIES QUESTION UP TO ~ SECURITY   Was Turned Over Today By the United Nations Assembly.   AN 11-MEMBER BODY   Also Destroying the Mass Destructive Weapons of War.

U.N. Leaders Close Historic Conference On Optimistic Note   Next Talks Slated for September; Byrnes Gets Credit for Big Share Of Work in Buildings Co-operation

Security Body To Solve Arms  Limit Problem   Cooperative Spirit Shown as Leading Diplomats of World End Historic Session   Aareement Reached

Launch Program To Reduce Armies Of The World   Top Diplomats Of 54 Nations Provide First Concrete Hope Of Outlawin A War; Next Meeting September 16

Diplomats Agree Nations Will Trim Forces   To Prohibit Use Of Atomic Bomb, Leaders Decide

Ranchers Appeal to Army: tc Aid in Preventing Livestock From Starving   HAY TO BE DROPPED FROM CARGO PLANES

Planes and Army Weasels Battle Snow in Colorade  Snowbound State’s Death Toll Is 14; Crop Losses High

Planes and Army Weasel: Seek Marooned Colorado Families '   SKIES ARE CLEARING

EARL MAY DIES AFTER ILLNESS   Succumbs at 38 From Coronary Thrombosis

Death ‘Silences Radio Voice of Earl May, 58   Shenandoah Nurseryman. KMA Founder Dies in Duluth, Minn.

Earl E May Dies At Duluth After Extended Illness   Funeral Services To Be At Shenandoah Church Next Monday

NURSERYMAN EARL MAY DIES   Prominent Shenandoah Man Succumbs Today At Duluth Hospital

Earl E. May Nurseryman, Is Dead At 58   Shenandoah Man Was Radio Pioneer: Store In Lincotn

PHOTOS OF NAZI DEAD RELEASED   Allied Control Council Permits Publication of Pictures Tomorrow

Urges bases be terms for  British loan McFarland says proposal favored

Bases For U. 5. Loan Proposed   Sen. McFarland Claims Strong Senate Support of Proposal

Senator Asks Amendment to Loar Proposal  McFarland Demands Permanent Rights.  kT. BReitielh Reno

Era of Bonanzas Dead, Solon Says  Mining Congress Closes Meeting

Era of Bonanzas Dead, Solon Says  Mining Congress  flAcac Mantine

ULTIMATUM AT DARIEN STILL WN CONTROVERS'   State Department Seems To Be Making A Strategic Retreat

Acting Secretary of State Dean Acheson Cautious in Talks Regarding Affair

Senate Renews Debate On Bill  To Provide Domestic Airports   Body Will Iron Out Procedural Provisions Before Resuming British Loan Discussions

Senate Debates Airport Bill  British Loan Pushed  A°’ J. Ci. Adee

Senate Debates Airport Issue   House Keeps Important Matters Off Docket Until Thursday

COST OF WAR AS FIGURED   BANK OF INTERNATIONAL SET-.  WORLD WAS 680 BILLION DOLLARS — j

‘Cost Of Second World War Four.  i  Times That Of First Conflict

¥ our Bill, Sir  Direct Cost of War II Putat 680 Billions, 4 Times War l

Soviet Sector Ammunition DumpExplodes   Police Headquarters Are Wrecked; Two Dead, Many Buried

Two Killed, 42 Hurt in  Berlin Blast   Arms Dump Touched Off By Accident

TWO KILLED, 4) HURT IN EXPLOSIONS   Ammunition Blast Wrecks Berlin Building Used as Headquarters for Russian Military and German Civilian Police.

Explosion Kills Two in Berlin   At Least 40 Persons Hurt: German Police

Ammunition ‘  Blast Kills 2   Explosions Wreck Midtown Headquarters Of German Red Headauarters.

TS STASSEN URGES (OLL LABOR CHANGE:   44 Known Dead Or Injured In Russians’ Sector

AMMUNITION DUMP EXPLODES; MANY ARI BELIEVED INJURED  ENTIRE AREA ROCKED AS MYSTERY BLOW-UP

Two Killed, Two Dying in Berlin Blast   40 Hurt as Stored Ammunition at Police Headquarters Blows Up

Forces Trained And Equipped By U.S. Drive From Chinchow, 150 Miles To Southwest

Chinese Communists in Fight for Mukden After Soviet Troops Withdraw

FIGHT RAGES FOR CONTROL OVER MUKDEN   COMMUNISTS ATTEMPTING TO  TAKE OVER CITY GOVER  MENT AFTER RUSSIANS “ WITHDRAW _

CHINESE FIRST ARMY TROOPS REPORTED RUSHING 10 SUPPORT FORCES BATTLING IN MUKDEN

Teachers Ask $2,400 Minimum   Increase of $1,000 Annually Urged by Education Body

ClO OFFICIAL IN SHARP ATTACK ON OPA’S FOES   CoN Holds Big Business Is one To “Skim  The Cream”

C10 Official Says Business Eying ‘Cream’  Links Anti-OPA Efforts With

Army Detains Two Brothers For Smugeline   Lewis aud Osear Warner Held Qverceas; Three Gihers In Family Trunhiexted

ARMY ENDS LUSH INTERNATIONAL ‘SMUGGLING RING   FAMILY COMBINE WOULD PROFIT BY 2 MILLION YEARLY

Brothers Held For Smuggling  Army Investigators Probe Black Market

Alaska’s Potentialities Are Subject of a Survey  Search Is Being Made for Uranium

SEARCH ALASKA FOR URANIUM   ALSO UNDER SURVEY ARE PROSPECTS OF OIL, COAL, RADIUM

RESTORATION OF NORMAL SERVICE BY SOUTHWESTERN   This Was Indicated Today In the Four-State Area In a  Union Announcement.   WORKERS INSTRUCTED   Must Return to Their Jobs at Exchanges Where Pickets Are Removed.

Byrnes and Molotov In New Clash   Disagree Over Future Control of Italy; Austria Loses Tyrol

MOLOTOV AND BYRNES CLASH OVER ALLIED RULE IN ITALY   Big 4 Ministers Turn Down Plea Of Austria For Return Of Tyro

BYRNES AND MOLOTOV  DISAGREE ON ALLIED  RULE FOR EX-ENEMY: MINISTERS REPORTED  TO HAVE REJECTED. PROPOSAL ON TYRNT.

Molotov, Byrnes Clash on Allied Control of Italy   Foreign Ministers Deny Austria’s Plea For Southern Tyrol

. Molotoy, Byrnes ‘In Sharp Clash   Difference Comes Over +. Question of Future Con_ trol of Italy   "REVERSES RED POLICY   * Soviet Minister Js Not in : Favor of Having Com mission in Charge

Ministers Say ‘No’ to Austria  OnSouth Tyro!   Molotov and Byrnes Clash On Allied Control Of Italy

PARLEY SPURNS AUSTRIAN PLEA ON TYROL AREA   Soviets Oppose U. S. Proposal For Commission Control Of Italian Treaty

Byrnes and Red Minister Clash Over Peace Pact   ALLIED CONTROL PLAN IN ITALY CAUSE OF DISPUTE

BYRNES CLASHES WITH MOLOTOV   FOREIGN MINISTERS DISAGREE ON FUTURE CONTROL OVER ITALY

Byrnes, Molotov Clash On Allied Control Of Italy   Foreign Ministers Reject Austria Plea For Return Of Tyrol

Austria Is Not To Receive South Tyrol   Soviet Policy Reversed For Establishment Of Control Commission

At Odds On > Future Allied  ‘Control Of Italy   Foreign Ministers’ Council Turns Thumbs Down On Returning Tyro! To Austria ..”

Molotov Opposes  Byrnes   Reverses Soviet Policy Concerning The Future Allied Control of Htaly

AUSTRIA LOSES BID FOR RETURN OF TYROL AREA   Soviet Said To Oppose U. S. Move To Set Up Single General Commission

Supervision Over Italy Stirs Dispute   Austria’s Plea For Re turn Of Southern Tyro Is Rejected.

Austria Gets Thumbs Down On Plea for Return of Tyrol Molotov, Byrnes Clash Over Italy

F uture Allied Control OF Italy Starts Row <Between Byrnes, Molotot

Molotov, Byrnes Clash Over Allied Control of Italy   Ministers Squabble As Council Denies Ausiria’s Plea for Return of Tyrol

DIFFER OVER -QUPERMGION FOR TTALIANG   Ministers Reject Austrian Plea for Return of Tyrol.

U.S., Russia Clash on Future Control of Italy; Austria’s  Plea for Tyrol Turned Down

Soviet Minister  Opposes Byrnes’ Peace Proposal   Austria's Plea for Return of Sou. thern Tyrol Refused by Big Four

Russian Raps Plan At Session   Byrnes Retorts Idea Is No More Wrong Than Treaty; Austria Loses Tyrol   Recess Is Retected      Russian Loses His Bid to Shut Down Talks en May Day

Future Allied Rule of Italy Causes Clash   Molotov Opposes Byrnes’ Proposal

Disagreement Results Over Italian Issue   Soviet Spokesman Opposes Single General Body

Molotov in Clash With Secy Byrnes   Russian Opposes U.S. Proposai for italy Peace Treaty Board

Molotov And Byrnes Clash Over Italy   Soviet Minister Opposes Supervision Plan For Italy

Byrnes, Red Delegate Clash On The Question 01 Future Control Of Italy

U. S., Russia Clash On Control of Italy   Molotov Opposes Secy. Byrnes Proposal. for: Single General Commission; Foreign Ministers Reject Austrian Appeal: For Southern: Tyrol

Russian Opposes Propasal For Single Commission To Supervise Treaty ConpHance

Austria Refused Southern Tyrol  Molotov and Byrnes Clash Over Italy

ALLIED CONTROL OF ITALY GIVES RISE TO BATTLE   Foreign Ministers Turn Thumbs Down On Austrian Plea For Return Of Tyrol; Argue Bitterly Over Italian Treaty.

Control Is Main Target  In Row   Soviet Leader Hits Plan For Single , Commission — 

 Big Four Ministers. Redouble Effor ts To Reach Agreements   Molotov Opposes New Proposals by Byrnes For Control ot Italy:

Ministers Reject Austrian Appeal For yrol Return   Capital Ponders Length Of Service Expected OF - Americans In Europe

AUSTRIAN PLEA FOR RETURN OF TYROL REFUSED   Red Minister Opposes Single Commission On Treaty

Ministers Reject Plea of Austrians   Soviet Minister Opposes Plan -For Single Treaty Commission

Italy — To Keep Tyrol   ULN. Denies A Austrian Claim to Area; Russia. U. S. Clash Over Allied Control of Italy

Russia Against Proposal For A Commission.   Foreign Ministers’ Parley Turns Down Austrian Bid for Tyrol Return

ITALIAN PEACE PACT SUBJECT OF DEBATE   Molotov Opposes Byrnes’ Control Program   AUSTRIA’S PLEA   For Return Of South Tyrol Rejected By Foreign Ministers Council

Byrnes And Molotov Clash Over Italian Question; Austria Plea For Tvrol Denied

U.S.and Soviet Envoys Clash Onitalian Issue   Russian Stand   Russian Stand Is Reversed By Molotov

Molotov, Byrnes Clash Over Future Control Of Italy   Russian Opposes American Proposal for Single Commission to Supervise Treaty Provisions

U.S. and Russia Clash Over Italy   Byrnes Proposal for Single Commission Opposed By Molotov

HALLOWEEN CELEBRATION SET FOR CITY   Retailers to Offer Prizes for Best Cos: tumed Children

‘@ PAUL MALLON—   Truman Message Long Enoutth to Discourage Full Analysis :

hall = ma —""  Tiamen Mesdave Long Enouth to Discourage Full Analysis

Pay Increase Is Ottered To End GM Strike; Pickets Ordered Out To Enforce Telephone Walkout

Kimmel And Short Vetoed Unity Of Command In Hawaii, Probers Are Told

Short, Kimmel Were At Odds   Differed Over Rule Of Pacific Istands

Kimmel, Short Disapproved One Command   Joint Control Plan For Hawaii Net Favored by Leaders

Kimmel and Short Banned  Command   Stark Unity Plan Rejected, According To Navy Probe Report

Short, Kimmel] Were At Odds Before Attack   Quarrel Over Command Comes Out At Hearing Over Disaster

HOMES AND PUBLIC EATING PLACES ASKED TO “GO EASY” AND HELP THE HUNGRY ABROAD

German Defendants Shudder At Tales of Nazi Torture      French Prosecutor Declares Eyeballs Of Imprisoned Patriots Punctured

UNUSUAL DISPUTE UNSETTLED  Pittsburgh Unions To Back Baseball Team In ‘Strike

Vet Official Charges Kilian ‘Whitewashed’   AVC Vice- Chairman Calls Fine Coverup—Private Jailed  Rae TTtastan Conmuan

° \ ° . Blind Corporal Arrives Home After Trip Alone from Penn. Hospital

13 Killed In Plane Crash   Big Transport Plane Report ed Carrying 13 Passengers. 3 Crew Members.

16 Perish As Plane Crashes In Connecticut   »  > Crewmen, 13. Passengers Die As Big Ship Falls, Breaks In Two

Plane Crashes: Report 15 Dead Wreckage Burns   Large Plane, Believed Transport, Crashes Near Chesire, Conn.

13: Passengers and Crew of Three Die When Liner Bursts Into Flames Over Connecticut

AIRLINER GOES DOWN IN FLAMES IN NEW ENGLAND   Ship on Regular Flight, N. Y., te Boston: Falls Near Cheshire, Conn.

16 PERSONS ARE KILLED AS HUGE PLANE CRASHES   Eastern Airlines Craft Carries 13 Passengers to Death In Connecticut

16 Killed in (New England ‘Plane Crash   Transport With Crew of Three, 13 Passengers Crashes in Flames on Flight to Boston

NEW YORK-BOSTON PLANE FALLS 10 FARTH IN FLAMES   Bodies of Victims Badly ‘Burned; Wreckage Found Near Cheshire

16 Are Killed In Transport Plane Crash   Airliner oan All Aboard to Death In Accident

PLANE CRASHES IN CONNECTICUT      Report at Least 15 Killed in Accident

Big Plane In Flames, Crashes   Falls on Farm Near Cheshire, Conn. Bodies Pile up in Flaming Fuselage

15 Reported Killed As Airliner Burns   Huge Ship Falls in Connecticut; Rescue Squads Rushine to Scene

Transport Falls In Flames Near Cheshire, Conn.   Big Ship Reported Afire in Air Just Before Fatal Plunge

Sixteen Die in Flaming Crash "Of EAL Plane   Thirteen Passengers and Three-Man Crew Killed in Connecticut

Sixteen Die In Crash Of Air Liner   All Aboard Transport Are Killed as It Crashes in Flames

Plane Crashes   Transport With 13 in Ie Goes Up in Flames at Cheshire, Coun.

16 Believed Dead In EAL Plane Crash   Big Plane Bursts Into Flames And Plunges to Ground Carrving All To Death.

16 KILLED AS PLANE CRASHES   Big Plane Breaks Up Near Cheshire, Conn.

PLANE DISASTER  16 Killed In Crash   EASTERN AIRLINES CRAFT CRACKS UP NEAR CHESHIRE, CONN. R. &. KNIGHT OF OMAHA WAS CO-PILOT

Plane Carries 16 To Flaming Death   Big Transport Crashes In Flames; Broke In Two ac lt Eall

15 PERISH IN PLANE CRASt   Big Transport Blows Up: Flames Consume Most  Of Wreckage

15 KILLED IN CRASH OF BIG TRANSPORT   Thirteen Passengers and Crew Carried to Death in Connecticut During Day

AT LEAST 15 DIE IN ARMY PLANE CRASH  _ RS, Knight, co-pilot, 4221

NEW ENGLAND PLANE CRASH TAKES LIMES OF ALL PASSENGERS  SIXTEEN KILLED AS TRANSPORT DOWNED IN CONNECTICUT

Flaming Crash Wipes Out 16   Connecticut Scene of Transport Tragedy

‘Basic Plan’ Of Arms Reduction Gets Approval  US Won't Have To Yield Atomic Secrets Now

Formal Approval Of Arms Limit I Given by UN   Immediate Troop Census Turned Down by Council

Reds Lose Bout In UN On A-Bombs   Meet Adjourns With U. S. Still Keeping Secret

APPROVES 7 BILLION OUTLAY FOR ARMY   Senate Committee Kecommends Largest Peacetime Allocation in Nation's History.

Army, Navy Asked To Run N. Y. Tugboats   Strikers Refuse To Work After ODT Takes Over the Job

N. Y. TUGBOATMEN REFUSE TO WORK   ARMY AND NAVY ASKED TO MAN CRAFT—CITY STARTS VYING FUEL.

FOOD SUPPLY SHORT: LIGHTS BROWNED OUT   CITY FEELS PINCH OF FUEL AND OIL TIEUP

Army, Navy Asked To Operate Strike-Bound New York Tugs   Forty-Five Army And Navy Tugs To Start Operations This Morning — State Of Emergency Declared In New York City

ODT Asks for Action _ After Workers Vote  “Not “to. Return. to Jobs; 45 Tugs to Be Used Today.

ODT Asks Army, Navy to Man !ugs Ace Warkers Refuse to Return to Jobs

Armed Forces Asked to Man New York Tugs   State of Emergency Is Declared by Metropolis’ Mayor

NEW YORK HARBOR TUGBOATS TO BE RUN BY GOVERNMENT      45 Army And Navy Crait Will Go Into Operation Today In Attempt To Relieve Critical Food And Fuel Shortage; Mayor Declares Emergency

ODT Requests ® Army and Navy To Man Tugs   Action Is Taken After Strikers Refuse To Return to Jobs

Army Physical Standards Cut To Get Quotas   Draft Boards Told Te  Comb Rejections

Army Cuts Physical Standards In Bid To Get More Men Before Draft Expires

Amy's Health Standards Cut   4Fs Between 18 And 25 Will Be Drafted

Army Physical Standards Cut   Lowers. Draft Standards In Bid To Get More Replacements Quickly

ARMY REDUCES STANDARDS T0 GET MORE MEN   Hope to Get 250,000 in Draft by Cutting Physical Requirements

Army Lowers Physical Test Requirements   War Department Wants Selective Service To Comb Ranks Of 4-F For More Men

I SELECT IVE SERVICE ORDERED TO COMB 4-F POOL  ARMY LOWERS DRAFT STANDARD

ARMY LOWERS STANDARDS 10 FILL NEED FOR REPLACEMENTS   Hope To Obtain 250,000 Men In First 5 Months Of This Year

Seeks to Fill  Deficit in Men Created Since VJ; Many 4Fs Will Be Called

ARMY LOWERS ITS STANDARDS   Seeks More Men Before Selective Service Expires

Cut Standards  For Draftees Physical Requirements At Absolute Minimum

Aks To Get Draft Calls  Into Army   Physical Standards Lowered, Boards Asked To Comb Rejected Lists

Army Announces Drastic Lowering  ‘Of Draft Standard   1.250,000 Men Affected by New Measure Aimed at Filling Lagging Seleetee Quotas

Army Lowers Its Physical Standards For Draftees   Hernia, Mild “Mental De. ficiencies,”’ Stammering And Stuttering No Longer Bar Registrants From Induction

Requirements Cut To Minimum  Army Lowers Standards In Effort To Draft As Many Men As Possible

Army Drops Draft Standards to Gain on Thinning Ranks   Selective Service Will Refer to 4-F Pool to Fill New Quota

ARMY LOWERS PHYSICAL RULES FOR DRAFTEES   To Check Rejected Men to Meet Quotas; Rush to Beat End of Draft Law

Army Lowers Standards For Draftees   Selective Service Is Asked to Comb Lists for More Men

PRICE CONTROL MEASURE FACES SENATE BATTLE   Administration Set: Stiff Opposition To Measure

Los Angeles Newspaper Suspends Publication Over Dispute With Guild

ADMIRALTY EXPERT IS HIRED TO HALT GAMBLING   . A. EVENING HERALD SUSPENDS PUBLICATION.

Supervisor Accused Of Misusing Powers   Baltimore Election Supervisor Accused of Prostituting Elections

Murray Calls For Defeat Of. Case Bill   Stresses Extension Of OPA, Wage Floor as Primary

Moslem Section  of Town Burned  30 Persons Killed as Tension Grows

BURN MOSLEM TOWN: 30 DIE   Disorders ‘Flare’ Anew In India As Rival Bands  Roam Countryside

Senate Republican Leaders Face Fight   Insurgent Members Shout Prote-is Over Plans To Fill Maior Committee Positions

Seniority Rule Splits Leaders Of Republicans  Ove rlappir ng Of Big Cosme.

NIP ONCE TRIED. TO AVERT WAR   U. S. Prosecutor Keenan Dis. closes Tojo Sought To Coll OFF Conflict

T0J0 SOUGHT TO DICKER   Reveal Conditions On Which He Would Have Called Off War

Tojo Proposals For Averting War Revealed Today   Sought Unlimited Gas Supplies From U. §S., Halt in China Shipments

DICKERING OF TOJO FOR U. 5. “DEAL” 15 TOLD AS TRIALS ON  NIPS WANTED ASSETS  UNFROZEN, GAS FOR CHINA ARMY STOPPED

Coal Strike Threatens To Curtail Output Of Life-Savine Sulfa Drugs

Sulfa Drugs Hit By Lack Of Coal Tar   Mine Stoppage Threat To Production Of Life-Saving Sulfa Drug Industry

Plastics Industry Also Faces Shutdown If UMW Stopnage Lasts a Month

NEEDED DRUGS BEING CUT OFF BY GOAL STRIKE   Life-Saving Sulfas Are Facing Serious Curtailment

Deaths In Japan Mounting   Savage Earthquake  Throws Up Six Tidal Waves: Kills at Least 900; Spreads Ruin

Approval : of  System Hing “On ‘Adequate Pay ent To Owners of Land

OKAYS FLOOD PLAN   Schoeppel for Neosho River Control Project If Landowners Paid

Lewis Attends Meeting Of Miners, Operators;  Conservation Continues   Truman Tells Both Sides He Would — Like Settlement Within A Few Days

No Notification Here But Officials Expect Restoration of Trains Canceled

U.S. Embargo on Freight is Liffed  Coal Truce Results In Suspension Order

Order Cutting Rail Passenger Service Stands  Cut Effective May 15 le Suenended

Further Cut In Rail Passenger Trains Canceled   Lewis And Operators Confer; Agree On ‘Principle’ Of Welfare Fund: Senate Studies Action

Briggs Holds Membership In REA Co-Op   He States In Reply To Charges By Grover Dalton

Senator Briggs Denies Being Unfriendly to REA  ee a gl hAand   Replies to Charges Made by Republican State Chairman

STABILIZATION AGENCIES AT. STANDSTILL:   Buyers’ Strike. Ag. 2 Urged: Rumblings’ Wage Raises Heard -     ae

STABILIZATION AGENCIES AT STANDSTILL.   Buyers’ Strike Is Urged; Rumblings of Wage Raises Heard

UNIONS PREPARE TO FIGHT PRICE INCREASES AND SOME LEADERS SEEK BUYERS’ ~ TRIKE

FOUR HUNTERS ARE NAMED IN SUIT FOR BIG DAMAGES   Wilfred H. Vogel Files Action In Court For $95 N00   ‘PLAINTIFF WOUNDED   Affidavits Filed Denying Aiming or Discharging Fire Weapons

HUNTER FILES 926,000 DAMAGE oUIT IN COURT   Two Bucks Defendants Deny They Discharged Guns   WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE

Pacific Coast ~ Workers Want. 1. Cent More   Conciliators. Report Many Problems Have: Been -Met and Setiled

Agreement Seer To Avert U. §. Shining Strike   Few Details Said Remaining Before Final Settiement

SETTLEMENT  HELD ‘SHIP DISPUTE   Report Good Progress With Agreement Likely Today

HARD COAL MEN NOW TRYING TO GET WAGE HIKI   Demands of Anthracite Min ers Will Be Heard by Committees Tomorrow

Hard Coal Parley Opens   Miners Seek Higher Pay and Health and Welfare Fund

Steelworkers Walkout Ahead of Schedule In Pittsburgh, California

Annual Scout Meeting On November 14   Clearfield To Be Scene Of Annual Organization Of  Bucktail Council.

STEEL STRIKE SQUEEZE PLAY DRAWS ATTACK   cio, Company Heads May Meet Again In Washington

White House Hunts Key To Pricing   Top Policy Chiefs See President; Seek Strike Ending Plan

Truman Plans More Study of Labor Crisis   No Climax Due in Steel Strike This Weekend

Truman Sees Part vy Heads In Capitol   Fairless And Murray Await Developments Of Price Decision

News Day And Nig!   Steel And Union Official: Arrive In Washington Saturday   No Agreement Yet aig Steel Strike   Series OF Discussion: Scheduled To Begin This Week

EPIDEMIC WAR STUDIED BY U.S   Navy Reveals. Secret Plans For Biological Offensive Well Advanced

Secret W’artime Research Helpful in Peace  ‘Death by Germs’ Project Continue:

MERCURY TO RISE IN 2-STATE AREA   PLEASANT WEATHER FORECAST FOR TODAY, TOMORROW AND POSSIBLY MONDAY.

Indian Rioters Hold Up Train. Stone Occupants   Indo-Ceylon Express Attacked By 10,000 At Citv Of Madrac

Indian Police. Open. Fi ire: On Mob of 10,000 Rioters” .  As: Civil Tension Increases

10,000 Indians Hold Up Bombay Express Train   » POLICE FIRED UPON BIG MOB AFTER NEW ATTACKS

MADRAS POLICE FIRE ON MOB OF INDIAN RIDTERS   Crowd Holds Up Train in Suburbs; Mutineers on Tritt in Rarshriw

J aps Turning To Democracy,  Says MW Arthur   Japan Wants Neither Revolution Nor Reaction. He Declares

Chimpanzees Serve As Guinea Pigs In Search For Anti-Polio Vaccine

Guinea Pigs At Baltimore To Share In Honor If Plan ForPolio VaccineDevelops

Experiments on Six Chimps at Johns Honking Mav Lead to Polio Vaccine

Russian Proposal Rejected As U.N. Moves To Adjourn  Se fee ee ek eka ewe eS ha

BYRNES, BEVIN IN CONFERENCE AT PARIS MEET   Subject Not Learned But May Have Been About Tito Incident

Byrnes and Bevin Hold Conference   Acts of Yugoslavs Believed to Have Been Basis of Talk

Hungarian Pact Flayed by Czech Envoy at Meetinc   Yugoslav Treaty Discussed by U. S.,  Britain, Is Belief

Legislators Favor Delay in Building   Further Postponement on State Building Program Suggested

Eyewitness Tells Of Jap Disaster   Resident of island Joins Thousands in Rush to Mountainside

COMMITTEE PLANS BOTH STATE AND FEDERAL ACTION AN THE_COMING INQUIRY

Fear 21 Dead in Air Crash   Seventeen Bodies Found In Transport Plane Wreckage

T SEVENTEEN KILLEL N IN GRASH OF PLAN EAT NEVADA FIELL   Two-Engine DC-3 Falls in Landing at Elko Airport; 22 May be Death Total.   FOUR-YEAR-OLD BOY IS SURVIVOR

Luxury Airliner Crash Kills 17  DC-3 Bounces Off Hill In Attempting to Land

ARMY TAKING DRASTIC STEPS © TO HALT THE BLACK MARKET      SCRIVE TO BE ISSUED TC TROOPS IN EUROPE TO BLOCK FOREIGN EXCHANGE TRANSACTIONS

To Limit Army, Navy A-Powers   Many Military Control - Powers Erased from Atomic Energy Bill

Atom Control By Military Is Restricted   Substitute Adopted For Amendment By Vandenberg

Limit army, navy say-so on A-energy  Bitter struggles at capitol ended

Compromise Is Reached in Atomic Dispute   Army, Navy Say-So Will Be Limited to Military Field

ATOMIC ENERGY MIXUP SETTLED   Compromise Plan Gives Civilian Commission Major Controls

Senators Reach Compromise on Atom Control   Army-Navy Say-So Limited to Military Field; Dispute Ends

ATOMIC ENERGY CONTROL MAY BE LIMITED   Senators Draft Bill For Army and Navy Say-So Curtailed

senators Decide To Limit Military Say-so in Atomic Energy Matters

Military to Act In Security Role   5-Man Civilian Commission. Te Present Proposal -

Complete a 900 Mile Bicycle Trip   Two 19-year-old Girls “Peddied” From Syracuse, N. Y. to St. Lows.

JAP NEWSPAPERS ~ RAP YAMASHITA   But American Defense Attorneys Praise General Homma.

U.S. VETOES RUSSIA'S DARDANELLES REQUESTS   Entire Government Feels That Strategic Waterway Should Be Under Control of the United Nations.

Long Distance System Is Paralyzed: Picket Exchanges   Only Emergency Calls Accepted As Communications Tangle Grows

FEDERAL SEIZURE MAY BE PROPOSED IF MOVE SPREADS   MOST WORKERS NOT CROSSING LINES FORMED BY ACEW

at DAMAGE. REPORT MADE   ATOMIC BOMB CAUSED FROM HEAVY TO LIGHT DAMAGE  70.59 OF THE VESSELS

ALLOW FARMERS REVISE PROGRAM, AAA PAYMENTS   Permits Substitutions And Some Increases Various Farm Practices

NAVAL BASE HAS $400,000 BLAZE   Three Hurt Fighting Son  Fronciecn Fire

Reas May Enter World Bank, Monetary Fund  Observer Breaks Hic Lono Silence

‘Two Escape Imprisoned ‘Tornado, Tell New Yorker ‘Of Experience Paid Big Sum

STATE WRECK PROBE DELAYED   Officer Not Sure Trainmen ‘Entirely To Blame’   Photes on Page 13.

CREWS OF TWO TRAINS CALLED      Engineer Has Fractured Skull, Under Tech nical Arrest

ENGINEER SUPPORTED IN COLLISION INQUIRY   Blaine Held Not Entirely to Blame Core Train Crash in Which 43 died

Says All Blame Not Engineer's   Prosecutor Sees New Angle: in Wreck Fatal: to 44; Hearing Is Delayed.

Delay Train Wreck Sift   States Attorney Says Others Beside Engineer Should Bear Blame

Full Blame for Train Wreck May Not Be Laid to Engineer  Prosecutor Cites “Other Angles;”

Accord Found On Main Points In Trieste Row   Two Arguments Remain To Be Settled By Body

NARROW ISSUE QVER TRIESTE   Further Compromises Leave Only Two Major Points For Settlement

RUSSIA TO REVEAL NUMBER OF TROOPS ON FOREIGN SOlL   But Moscow Is Not Ready to Teli World Size of Her Armed Forces at Home.   MOLOTOV DISCLOSES STAND AT THE U. N.   ;3n Minister Clashes With vonnally Who Says 800,000 Yanks Are Overseas,

Big 4 Council Settles More Trieste Issues   Agreement On All But Two Major Points In Dispute Is Reached

MAJOR POINTS SETTLED FOR FREE TRIESTE   FOREIGN MINISTERS COMPROMISE ON ADRIATIC PORT

GOVERNOR DROPS TOLL PLAN FOR STATE THRUWAY   Will Urge Use of Postwar Reconsfruction Funds : for Project

MEAT CONTROL FIGHT PRESSED THROUGH U.S,   OPA Roll Back Rule Meets Opposition Of Cafes

Warren Says  Rent Control U.S. Problerr   Governor Declines to Call Legislature to Halt Rises

WAC DENIES THEFT OF HESSE JEWELS   Captain Durant Declares Army Charges Are “Baseless” and That She Expécts Acquittal,

U.S. GIVES UP ~ AZORES BASE   Control of Strategic Base Returned to Portugal Under Agreement

ABC_ON MEAT Cattle Raisers Put Squeeze On And President Had To Act

Meat Shortage Due To Holding Back Of Stock   PLENTY OF CATTLE BUT THEY STAY IN THE PASTURES

URGED TO REDUCE USE OF ELECTRICITY   Metropolitan Edison Company Must Conserve Coal Pile— Has Only 25 Days Supply Under Present Conditions

Dodgers Lose First Game: Lead Second   Rookie Kiner Hits a Homer in Second of The First Game

Identity Body Of Capt. Kells   Nation's First Great War Hero Is Officially Declared To Be Dead   BODY IS LOCATED IN MANILA GRAVE

IDENTIFY BODY OF CAPT, COLIN KELLY   Officially Declared Dead After Five Years

Heirens Relates Details of Crimes   Slayer is Arraigned In Chicago Court but Formal Plea Delayed

W. Heirens Arraigned In Murders   1g YEAR OLD STUDENT Is TAKEN POATTEY OFFICE FOR DE-CRIPTION,

10,000 Move On Houston’s City Building   AFL Calls Protest Against Discharge Of City Workers

Europe Held in Grip of Cold Wave   Britain Suffers From Coal, . Food Shortage

EXECUTIVE LEAVES TOP JOB TO /FORM UNION BASED ON IDEAS OF. 'SALESMANSHIP AND COOPERATION

A New Idea Oil Executive, Tired Of Union Fights, Ouits To Form New One

Plans Union Based On Salesmanship And Cooperation   Biggs Tired Of Labor Troubles

Union To Cooperate With Management Ant Sell Services Proposed By Oklahoman

‘Country Needs Cooperation’ Oil Bigwig To Start Union In Labor-Business Fight Protest

New Kind Of Union   Oil Salesman Quits Job to Found Union Based On Cooperation

Oklahoma Man Resigns Top Job to Form Labor Union Based Upon New Principles

May Demand An Apology   County Commissioners Burned ‘Up Over Fair's Criticism On Roads

World Ban Against Draft Armies Wins Support in House   Military Committee To Take No Action Now on Universal Training Bille

Peacetime Draft Ban. Develops Strong Support   Growing Favor Seen at End Of Hearings

MOVE TO BAN BIG ARMIES GETS SUPPORT   Sentiment Against International Large-Scale Draft Grows as Nation’s Own Policy Is Shaped hv Solans.

SUPPORT GIVEN ‘WORLD BAN ON DRAFT ARMIES   House Setup Indicates “GOP Resolution Preferred to . Compulsory Training

Teena gy OF hgh gad Raa gt AG SAD  Prop ‘opose World Ban On Peacetime Draft Army

BAN AGAINST DRAFT ARMIES WINS SUPPORT   Urge International Pact Out. lawing Peacetime — Conscription

Movement Gains Strong Support In House... . Favor International Ban On Draft In Peace-Time

BAN ON DRAFT ARMIES URGED   House Committee Favors International Action

World Ban on Draft Armies Gains Support   House Group May Sidestep Showdown on Universal Training

Predict Clear Weather for Voters Tuesday   Congressional Races in IIlinois Hold Snotliaht

GQ) WEATHER IS PREDICTION AGRASS STATE   Chief General Interest fs on Congressional Contests in Off-Year Voting   GOP HOPES TO WREST 6   Bonus for Vets and Gateway Amendment Also Up for Decision Tomorrow

Favorable Weather  In State   Congressional Races And Bonus Measure Hold Illinois Interest

YOSHIDA IS — NEW PREMIER OF JAPAN   MacArthur Gives     Endorsement to Appointment

Yoshida Named Japs’ Premier:  Seeks Cabinet   Foreign Minister Gets Command By Hirohito

Yoshida, Endorsed By MacArthur, Is  New Jap -Premier   Appointment By Hirchito Breaks 25-Day Diplomatic Stalemate

MODERATE NAMED JAPAN'S PREMIER   Emperor Appoints Yoshida With MacArthur’s Endorsement

Pauley Reported  Buoved by Truman   President Is Said to Have Prompted Californian to Keep Fighting

Provision For Lifting Of Controls Is Added To Bil   Addition to Measure Requires Lifting of Price Con trols on Individual Items as Supply Balances Demand—Bill Would Continue OPA

House Group Votes To Give Truman Authority on Ending Price Controls

End Of OPA Curbs Left  To Truman   House Group Votes Say-So To Chief; Not Price Office

Because Of Printing Problems . . . .  Signing Of Axis Treaties Certain To Be Postponed ‘Till After First Of Year

Treaties Signing Delayed Till °4:7   Foreign Ministers Must Await Job  From Printers

Signing Of Freaties May  Be Delayed   U.S. and British Zones in Germany Make Economic Merger.

Printing Problems To Delay Work On Peace Treaties  Several Pacts Are Scheduled for Completion Soon

Mayor to Chicago on Housing Units  Will Take Plans for Three Dwelling Types

Jerusalem Tax Office Is Blasted   Big Explosion Oceurs in Center Of British *Fertress’

Jerusalem Blast “Wrecks British Office Buildins   No Report on Casualties; Tax, Press Censorship Headquarters Hit

SOVIET 5-YEAR PLAN APPROVED   Output To “Be Stepped Up One And One Half Times Prewar Level

RUSSIA APPROVES NEW S-YEAR PLAN   Production Above War Levels, Atomic Power Research Called For

Action Held Off Pending Irumar Talk Thursday  Opening Move For Showdown In Senate Foiled

TRUMAN MAY DECIDE TO TAKE ACTION   Members of Congress Are Awaiting Plans of Chief Executive

Quick Change   Hamburger Rise Keeps Waitress Writing; Eater Paying

‘Renouncer: Vi: 8-¢ Citizenship:  Survives W W. ar TP Trials in Japan

Ex-American Went Hungry In Japan   Became Japanese Citizen In 1937

OF U. 5. FORCE IN PALESTINE   Possibility American Troops May Augment British

Policing of Palestine, =~ - Other Problems Will Be — Discussed With Brilish

YANKS MAY BACK PALESTINE POLICY   BYRNES TO DISCUSS WITH BRITISH QUELLING OF HOLY LAND DISORDERS,

Roxas Aiming To Cooperate   Confident Of Victory, He Says He Will Work With U. S.

Declares His Policy Would Be One of Cooperation With U. 8S. A, and United Nations

Indian-Owned Land Gets Consideration  Washita Valley Lands to Benefit from Soil Conservation Plan Revision

Indian-Owned Land Gets Consideration  Washita Valley Lands to  ee: ae OP ee ae ee ee   Washita Valley Lands to Benefit from Soil Conservation Plan Revision

Duff Criticizes PAC Chieftains   Ambitious for Political Power as a Minority Group, He Says

U.S. Assumes Meat Packing Rule Saturday   Officials Await ClO Decision on Whether Workers to Return

AFL PACKINGHOUSE WORK. ERS TO RETURN TO JOBS BUT CIO MAY STAY ON STRIKE  

Demobilization Investigation Is Likely Following Angry Protests. By Servicemen.

GI Outbursts Over Delays In Discharge Stir Solons   Demands For Probe Of Slowdown Heard

Truman Silent On Protest Of Weary Yank:   Tells News Conference Fe Does Not Know All Facts Of Situation, and That He Could Not Comment

GI's Heard Across Ocean  TRUMAN SILENT, CONGRESS NOT ABOUT ARMY DEMOBILIZATION

Quick Action On Issue Is Indicated   Truman Declines To Discuss Situation; Protests Continue

President Has No Comment on Disturbances   Congressional Demand Arises for Probe of Slowdown in Army’s Demobilization Plan

Truman Won't Comment. As Manila Gls’ Protests Swamp Communications

Mine Union. Disgruntled By Penalty   Soft Coal Workers Indicate Government-Levied Fine Will Do Little Toward Ending 15-Day-Old Strike -

SITE OF FINE   Let Attorneys Dig Coal, Says One Leader; Fines Will Not Put Men to Work   WON'T GO BACK UNTIL LEWIS ISSUES ORDER

DEFIANT UMW BACKS LEADER DESPITE FINES   Let Government Dig Coal, Reaction of Union Members

Indignant Mine Workers Say Fine Won't Get Coal   ‘Let the Government Attorneys Dig’ Is Reply As Paralysis Grows

‘UMW Leaders Denounce Fine; Lewis \Only One Able to Send Miners Back

COAL MINERS INDIGNANT OVER FINES   Will Do Little Toward Ending 15-Day-Old Strike

Miners Bitter, Show No Signs Of Returning   ‘Let Government Lawyers Dig the Coal,’ Says One

COAL WORKERS SAY NO RETURN DESPITE FINES   Union Leaders Fiercely Denounce Court Action  Against Lewis and UMW

Miners Indignant Over Fine And Declare It Will Not End Strike   Union Leaders Across The Country Denounce The. Assessments’ But Effects Of Walkout Continue To Spread.

Let Attorneys Dig Coal, Say lrate Miners   Men Won't Move Until John L. Tells Them To

Strike Idles Added 172.000   Miners Not Return Until Word is Given by Lewis

—‘LET U. S. LAWYERS DIG COAL’— ‘Miners, Union Leaders” Denounce Court Action

MINERS BITTER OVER UMW FINE   Indignant Pit Workers Stick By John L. Lewis

Let Attorneys Dig Coal, Say lrate Miners  Men Won't Mov Until John L.

U. 8. FINES WON  END COAL STRIKE MINERS DECLARE  11IWMavOld Strike   15-Day-Old Strike Idles 172,000 And  Threatens Nation

Miners Bitter About Verdict   Indicate Fine Will Do Little Toward Ending Strike

Truman Plans Talk For 8:30 Sunday Night   Miners Determined To Hold Out: Complete Paralysis Threatens

Coal Miners Indignant Over Fines   Declare Court Action Will Do Little Taward Ending Strike

Miners Bitterly Indignant Over Fines; President Schedules Radio Talk Sunday

[Bitterness  Is Feeling of ‘Mine Crews   Let U. S. Attorneys Dig Damn Coal, Is How One Man Puts ht, Fine or No Fine   Blames Democrats   Fine, Another Says, Is Plot by Democrats  Against Union

Miners Rally TO Support Of Lewis   "Let the Govt. Dig the Damn Coal’’ Says One

Miners Bitter In Denouncine Court Action  Declare “Fines Will Not Get

MINERS ANGERED BY FINE WHILE COAL SHORTAGES PINCH HARDER   Look To Lewis For Orders; II]. Cities Feeling Lack Of Fuel

DECLARE THEY WILL FOLLOW ONLY LEWIS   “Let Government Lawyers Die” and “Fines Won't Get Coal Mined” Are Some of the Expressions Heard Among Them,

Miners over Nation Stand Pat Behind Leader Despite Threat of New Fines

Fines Not To Open Diagings, Workers State   Blank Checks Sent To Headquarters To Pay Penalties

Persecution Brings Vengance— Clerk Kills Former Bosses as Customers Dodge Shots

Father Indicates  He Slew Babies   Mind Went Blank On Ride. He Avers

‘ MUST HAVE DONE IT’ ‘But, I Do Not Remember, Says Slain Babies’ Father

Retain Power,  U. S. Is Ursed   Legion Told A-Bomb Ont; Temporary Advantace

Preparedness Is Theme Of Talks  Legionnaires Nea End Of Seaee Powe

_ —FOOD—  Says Crisis . Is Not Over  U.S. Must Continu To Share Its Crop

Britain Will Ration Bread   Program Alloting British Basic Nine Ounces Of Bread Daily Starts July 21

BRITAIN 10 STAR  BREAD RATIONING   Food Minister Tells of Program to Begin on July 21.

BRITAIN 10 START BREAD RATIONING   Program To Be Inaugurated  Pee ee

World’s Food Crisis Is Not (Over --Truman   Churchill Challenges Government on ‘Grave’ Announcement

World Food Crisis Not Over, Truman Tells the Nation ©   U.S. Abreast of Goal In Shipment of Grain But Nation PAust Share Food

Britain Orders Rationing Ot Bread, Flour To Begin July 91   Drastic Step Taken to Jnsure Food For All During Shortage Crisis.

—NEW FOOD RESTRICTION .ORDERED—  Bread Goes On Ration In Britain On July 21  Food Minister Announces Program;  Churchill Issues Challenge For Debate  TANTAN fAD\J Reread trill he ratinned throughc

ENGLAND WILL RATION BREAD, FLOUR SUPPLY   Program To Get Under Wa) July 21; May Run Year

Truman Warns Food Crisis In  WV or Id I Not Qver   Tells News Canfereuec Country Must Continue To Share Hs Food ‘Dur ing Coming Mentlss’   Flour-to British Consumer to Re Cat   Mast Adults Will Receive Nine Ounees of Bread  Daily; Children to Get Varied Amounts

World Food Crisis Remains, Truman Tells Correspondents   Declares Nation Must Continue Sharing Crops

Britain ‘Will Ration Bread   “Flour Included-in New Plan, emacs sada je Food Minister’:

Great Britain Rafions Bread   ‘Unjustifiable Risk’ Results in Edict 

Britain Will Ration Bread   Action Applies to .Flour, Too; t Adults Get 9 ces

Truman Says Food Crisis Not Over   Declares Country Must Still Share Food in Months of Hunger

Truman Says Food Crisis ‘Not Yet Over   United States Meeting Goal On Grain Shipment, But Task Not Finished.

BRITAIN 10 START BREAD RATIONING   Basic Ration to Be Nine Ounces Daily for Adults

Strict Orders On Foods Issued  By Government   Most Adults to Get Nine Ounces Bread Daily; Meat Rations Raised Slightly

FOOD CRISIS IS NOT PAST   President Reviews World Situation, Says Grain Shipments Good

BREAD RATIONING WILL BE STARTED IN BRITAIN JULY 21, COMMONS TOLD

TICKETS TO BE USED FOR BREAD AFTER JULY 21   “lour Will Also Be Rationed; Basic Ration For Bread Will Be  Nine Ounces Daily; Workers Get More.

World Food Crisis Not Over, Truman Warns   But U. S. is Abreast Of Goal in Shipment Of Grain For Relief

Britain Announces Plan to Ration Bread on July 21  Basic Amount Will Be Nine Ounces Each Week for Residents

Says Share Fooc Must Continue  World Crisis Not Over, Says Truman

Rationing of Bread Slated  For Britain   Churchill Hurls Challenge For Debate on Necessity Of Program Ordered te Start July 21

TRUMAN WARNS OF FOOD NEED   Famine Still Critical; U. S. Attains Grain Goal

bs §. Abreast Of Food Goal, Says Truman   World Food Crisis Not Over, But Americar Program Successful, — President Declares

VICTIMS FOUND   Bodies Of Two Washec Ashore; Engineer Is Still Missing

‘SENATE NEARING. BALLOT ON LOAN   Opposition Senators Alan To Cut Speeches Short

TENEMANT BURNS IN NEW YORK GiT¥ TAKING 15 LIVES   Explosion in Abandoned Ice House Wrecks Six Story Building; Many Are Injured.   VICTIMS TRAPPED IN THEIR BEDS

15 KILLED IN NEW YORK FIRE: 24 HUR)   Rear Wall of Ice House Topples Onto Tenement

Fire and Explosion Rip Warehouse,  Wall Falls On Tenement Building

Majority of 97 Tenants are Killed, Injured or Buried in Wrecknge — Cause of Blast’ in Iee House Not Definitely Determined,

Election © Is On In 47 States            EVERY PLACE BUT MAINE; 0 WEATHER PREVAILS OVER MOST OF COUNTRY

Former Secretary of Commerce Will Continue Criticizing Pres. Truman

Today's Balloting Decides Control Of 80th Congres:   Michigan Precinct Make: First Returns; Trumans Vote at Home

MANY STATE AND FEDERAL OFFICES AT STAKE TODAY   Democrats May Lose Control of Both Houses

St. Louis Beat Boston, 3-0, Evens Series  Brecheen’s 4-Hitter Blanks Red Sox;  oO eh So Bs

CARDS SHUT OUT RED SUA, 3 10 9, TO EVEN SERIES   Brecheen Holds Boston Slug: gers to Four Hits in Masterful Pitching Before Crowd of 35,815.   NOT AN AMERICAN LEAGUER REACHES 8RD   Rice Sparks St. Louis’ Attack, Scoring in Third and Fifth Innings After Hitting Safely.

series Evened By Cardinals With 3-0 Wir   Brecheen Turns in Masterful Four-Hit Pitching Job

'Brecheen Hamstrings Red Sox To Give Cardinals 3-0 Victory In World Series

CARDS SQUARE WORLD SERIES WITH 3-0 WIN   Brecheen Stops Bosox Sluggers With Four One Base Blows

Cards Tie World Series At One-Game Each With 3 To 0 Win Over Red Sox

RESOLUTION IS APPROVED   Committee vill Investigate This  ear'a Bilactinne

RESOLUTION IS APPROVED   Committee Will Investigate Thi:  Woaar'’ce Flactianne

NATIVE OF CHINA IS ROTARY CLUB SPEAKER   H. L. Chen Is Observer of Industrial Production, Electronic Equipment  WwW 6S) OPLIPHS. GUESTS

PAPER ON CHINA READ BEFORE BRISTOL CLUE   H. L. Chen Guest Speaker At Session of Rotary   PUPILS ARE VISITORS

Canada Moves To Plug Atom Secrets ‘Leak’   Information Reportedly Handed Over To Russia; 22 Arrests Made.

NO LIGHT SHED ON DATA "LEAR’ FRAM CANANA   But Government Spokesman Says Atomic Secrets Are Not Involved    AT LEAST 22 DETAINED!   Mounties Act to Halt Flow of Confidential Matters to Foreign Power

Russia Obtained Secrets Through Canadian Agents   Plug Leak Through Which Russia  Learned of Atom.

Inv estig: ate information disclosure  Atomic ene rev seoid involve a

Canadians Plug, Atom Bomb. Leak   Authorities Declare Secrets Were Handed Over to Russians; 22 Rourded Up

CANADA CHECKS SECRET LEAKS   Atomic Facts for Russia Re ported Involved

CANADA SEIZES 22 AFTER LEAK OF VITAL DATA   Some Sources Have Atom. Russians Involved In Secret Information

Canada Moves To Curb Boml  Secret Leaks   Secret Shared by Three Nations Reported To Be Leaking Out to Sources in P ussia.

Russia Said To Have Gotten Atom Secrets Through Canadian Leaks   Royal Mounted Police Strike Suddenly, Seizing 22 Employes And Former Employes Of Canadian Government Departments

Russia Said to Have Gotten Atom Secrets Thru Leaks In Canada; 22 Persons Held

Facts On Bomb Given Russians By Canadians   22 Dominion Gov't Employes Arrested By Mounted Police

CANADA MOVES; FAST 10 PLUG ATOMIC LEAKS   Secret Data on Atom Bomb Believed Handed Over To Russians

Canadian Secrets Have Been Stolen   Rumor Atom Bomb ‘Confidential’ Data Has Gone io ‘Foreign Government’

Authoritative Source Says. Russia Got Atomic Secrets Through Canadian Leaks   Police Round Up 22 Employes And Former Employes Of Canadian Government Aqencie

Secrets Said Handed Over To Russians  22 Suspected Persons Placed naer Arract

BLACKOUT CLAMPED ON NEWS   Russia May Have Learned Secret, Reports Disclose

CANADA ARRESTS 22 MEN IN LEAK OF ATOMIC DATA   Royal Mounted Police Raid Homes of Suspects, Former Employes of Goyernment,   SECRET INFORMATION REPORTED GIVEN RUSSIA   Presecutions to Be Instituted —Officiats Say 12 Probably Will Face Serious Charges.

Canada Holds 22 in Leak of Atomic Secrets   Hint Soviet Group In Ottawa Given A-Bomb Facts

Canada Arrests 22 Who Revealed Atomic Secret   Government Workers Gave ‘Important Information To Reds; Will Prosecute

Canada Charges Atomic Secrets Bought by Spies   Mounties Detain 22 Men; Sources Say Russians Suspected

Information Is Given to Russia   Canada Moved Today to Pre vent Recurrence of “Secret Leak’,

Government Employees Beina Held   Royal “Mounties” Take Case Today

Hint Secrets Went to Russ; 22 Arrested   Ottawa Jails 22 in Probe Of Atom Disclosures;  Blackout On

Swift Action Follows In Wake Of Disclosure Of Vital Secrets To Foreign Country

CANADA MOVES TO PLUG LEAK ON ATOM BOMB   Believe Russians Got Some Atomic Secrets: Police Round Up 22

BLACKOUT PUT ON CASE AFTER ARREST OF 22   No Comment By Soviet Envoy, But Officials Indicate Transfer Of Data   Ry HARRY T MONTGOMERY.

Report Atomic Secrets Given Russia; Canada Nabs 22 Men, Moves to Plug ‘Leaks’}

Russ Received Atom Secrets, Canada Claims   Leak Disclosed As Blackout Clamped Down

Canada Moves to Plug Leak Of A-Bomb Secrets to Reds   Government Holds 22 In Probe: Two Judges Head Investigation

Mounties Round Up 22 Employes Of Government  ‘Blackout’ Clamped On Investigation Of Secret Information Going To Soviet

Canada Probes A-bomb  ‘Leak’ to Soviet Union   Royal Commission Siaris Investigation As Mounted Police Detain 22  Cauvartimmant Frintavacké

Atomic © Secrets Leak Out   Canada Moves Against Group Which May Have Handed Confidential Material: to Soviets

Foreign Agents Are Seized By Officers   Russia Reported Inyolyed in Probe of Canadians

Claim Russia Secured Data   Mounties Seize 22; Put Muzzle on News

Canada Probes Leak of Secret Government Dafa   Atomic Energy and Sovie! Russia Are Reported To be involved

MOVE MADE TO STOP LEAK OF CANADIAN NEWS   Claim Is Made That Confidential Information Reaches Unnamed Nation

CANADA MOVES TO PLUG LEAK OF ATOM FACTS   Think ‘It. Involves Turning Secrets Over To Russians

Canadian Police Hold 22 Workers Involved  Soviet Officials Refuse to Comment: Investication Commission Named

Royal Mounted Police Net 22. Suspeets; 12 Definite to  Face Charges

SAY REDS GET ATOM SECRETS THRU GANADA   Arrest 22 Ex-Employes Workers of Canadian Government

WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCES TO CONTINUE   Persons Outside Govt. May Be Called In By President

TRUMAN SEEKS OUTSIDE HELP   Many Formulas Offered As Incentive For Industry To Meet President's Wage Proposal Giving 18} Cent Hourly Raise    7 : State Senator Urges President  Take Hand In Newspaper Strike

Face-Saving Is Involved In Steel Case   President Truman Continues To Hold HurriedConference

Top Officials May Visit White House   ‘Face Saving Proposal said Solution te Dispute

President May Confer With Mill Owners   Administration Men Disagree as to Increase in Ceiling

Truman Is -Looking “For Amount That Will Expand. Pro‘duction == Talks to  Many Fryeritivac” —

Truman Plans New Effort  To Wind-Up Steel Strike      “People Outside The Government” To Be Called Into Negotiations In Effort To Break Present Union-Management Deadlock

SHORTAGE OF MILK IN STATE FEAREL   Western Area May Suffer Over Price Differences

President Abolishes Centrols in Sharp Reversal - of  ee, din ie, iad ee

Other “Controls: Ai Are] te to Be Lifted Scoa ‘Alte Truman’s Action       ‘GOP . VERSION

 Proposes New Air Service Here Fe ee re  ‘Hager ‘stown May Be On Trans We orld Route To Major Cities

 Proposes New Air Service Here  ‘Hagerstown May Be On Trans  We orld Route To Major Cities

Lack of Opportunity in America Blocks Negro Soldier, Says General

SITTS AWAITS MURDER CHARGE   qh South Dakota Jail After Lono-Meankiss?

7 OPA VIOLATIONS   Claims Range From $25 To $317, Several Are Restaurants

40 HURT IN TRAIN CRASH AT SALT LAKE   13 Car Western Pacific Train  Hits Freight

¥ arm Special’ In Collision Near Salt Lake   Hits Freight Train Head: - on; 13 to Hospitals; Eastern Toil 19

FARM SPECIAL “HIS HEADWITH FELCH   At Least 14 Are Treated for Injuries in Wreck of Convention Train   NO DEATHS AMONG 205   Crash Near Salt Lake City  Is Second One Today for ‘Western Pacific Road

Farm Bureau Special Wreck Occurs Sat.   13-CAR PACIFIC SPECIAL TRAIN COLLIDES HEAD-ON WITH FREIGHT,

Farm Bureau s Special Train Wrecked in Utah   Passenger and Freight Collide Causing Serious Injuries to 40 Persons

Train Loaded WithMembers Hits Freight   Convention Delegates Victims of Collision  At Salt Lake City

Pauley Again Registers His Protest   Kept Out Of Two Areas In Korea

{0 BURN 10 DEATH IN HANGAR BLAZE AT OKLAHOMA CITY   ‘Vhirty-Eight Other Persons Injured, None Critically— Damage Estimated at e"F0.000.   FLAMES SPRING UP AFTER TERRIFIC BLAST   Intense Heat Prevenis Search of Ruins for Hours After Fire Is Brought Under Control.

EIGHT PERSONS BURNED 10 DEATH IN OKLAHOMA. CITY      Thirty-eight Others Were Injured In a Hangar Fire.   WAS SWEPT BY FLAMES

“Flash Fire” at Air Field Burns Nine to Death   Flames Sweep Main Hangar at Tinker; Dig into Wreckage For More Bodies

Eleven Perish When Flames Sweep Ramshackle Kansas City Rooming House   Four Lose Lives In St. Louis Fire   Conflagration Sweeps New York Tenements;: Charles ton, W. Va., Also Hit

Nine Die In Blaze. At Airfield   Main Hangar of Field At Oklahoma City Destroyed; Many Hurt; Fires Take Heavy Toll

Nine Burned To Death At Tinker Field   At Least 38 Others Injured When Flames Sweep Main Hengar on Monday

Eight Persons Die, 38 Injured as Fire Hits Hangar  Oklahoma City Field  Is Scene of Blaze; 2 a Fe ee Aen © ane oiiun

Sunday Fires In Nation Take Toll of Lives   Apartment House Fires In Kansas City, Chicago Kill 12—Busi ness Buildings Burn   RIITTFrrin

Ten Die in Kansas City Apartment House Fire; Four In St. Louis Blaze

9 Dead, 38 Hurt In Hangar Fire  Blaze Sweeps Field At Oklahoma City

8 BURN TO DEATH   Thirty-Eight Others Injured in Blaze at Tinker Field

Fight Persons Die, 38 Injured as Fire Hits Hangar  Oklahoma City Field is Scene of Blaze; Hundreds Are Saved

FIRE CLAIMS 9 LIVES AT 0. 6.   Main Hangar of Tinker Field Destroyed—Others Are Feared Dead

Fires Kill 5 Persons in U.S.   Kansas City Has Mos! Serious Tragedy: 10 Victims Listed

Enliven. Foreign  Policy Debate   Seek To Reduce U. S. To Military Impotency

SAYSRUSS PROPAGANDA WEAKENS U.S.   Sen. Ball Enlivens Debate On 7 j Foreign Policy

Says Speech Bears Soviet  Trade Mark   Charges Reds Seek To Undermine Strength Of Army

HURLS CHARGES AGAINST REDS   SEN. BALL SAYS RUSSIA WORKS ON L. S. ARMY

JAP CABINET DECIDES T0 REORGANIZE   Willi Not Resign Cn Bloc But Some Vill Be Replaced

Jap Military Machine Is Shattered   6,500,000 Fighting Men Have Been Disarmed in Year

18 Survive Plane Crash, Belgian Airline Reports  Rescue Party Works to Evacuate W ccc gumacecRineed Welntwn Biaww

Rescue Workers at Air Crash Scene to Carry Out Victims   No Word of Number of Survivors: See Light Near Plane

Has Sympathy For Husband ‘Leprosy Vietin   Bai U. S$. Public Health Service Says Mrs. Hans Hornbostel’s Case  Needs Study

POISON DEATH INVESTIGATION IN NEW TURN   Study Remains of Husband, Sister of 76-Year-Old Woman

67 CHILDREN HURT IN CRASH   Trolley Carrying Schoo Children to Picnic Hits lron Pole

Says 1947 Should Find U.S. In Black   Keynoter At Raleigh Convention Calls For Democratic Vigilance

Mandate tn Continue   Distillers’ Use . Of Grain Cut AO PC inMay

HAROLD NELSON GETS 30 DAYS FOR BEATINGS   Jury Finds Former Eldora Guard Guilty on Assault, Battery

JURY CONVICTS HAROLD NELSON   Eldora Guard Sentenced to 30 Days for Assault

Former Guard Is Found Guilty by Fort Dodge Jury   Same Sentence as Was Given Carl Klatt; Ask Dismissal of Other Cases

Wate A {x EQAR ty a Ui  ‘Win the Peace’  Organization   Congressional Group and Several Nationally Known Figures ‘Support Movenient

—MEETS TODAY— An Early Showdown  Predicted  Miners Obey Order To. Return Ta Pits

Goal Strike Is Over As Nation Goes To Work   SUPREME COURT TAKES OVER IN GRIM FIGHT

PREPARE FOR NEXT ROUND WITH LEWIS   Government Awaits High Court Signal For New Moves

Administration  Looks To Court In Lewis Fight   Awaits Signal For Early Showdown From Tribunal

GOV'T EXPECTS SUPREME COURT TO TAKE OVER LEWIS APPEAL   Dramatic Reverse In Lewis’s Plan Hailed Joyfully By Administration

Tribunal To Rule On Hearing Fine Appeal Of UMW   Delay In Decision Seen Likely; Miners Hustle Back To Work

Hish Court Gets Coal Fisht            ‘ First Drive Directed At Utility Field t anna  Government Pushing For No-Strike Pledge

Winner Truman  Looking AtCourt   Next Grim Battle With Lewis Is In Making

Supreme Court Signal Awaited For Next Grim Round With Lewis:   Administration Officials Think Top Court Will Take Jurisdiction For An Early Showdown.

Mead Completes Upstate Swing; Goes to New Yorl   Democrat Attacks Dewey Hopes of Becoming GOP Presidential Choice

JOMMITTEE MAY DECIDE 10 AIR POURT FEUD   Group In Mood To Give Public All The Facts

No More Negro Gl’s To Be Sent To ETO   Order is Described as Routine Matter by Army Spokesman

Stralla Nabbed, Taxis Impounded— Thousand Gamblers Stranded on Vesse

REJECT SURPLUS ARMY HOSPITALS   Eleven -Service Units Ap proved for Use by VA

O'REILLY REJECTED   Veteran Administration Rejects Springfield Hospital On Grounds It Is Poorly Constructed.

City’s Industrial, Business Life Down As Power Lacking   Preliminary Injunction Unusual on Plea Walkout ‘Strike Against the People’

Top Secret German Documents Are Introduced in Trial   Military Credo, Issued in April 1938, Is Introduced by British Prosecutors as Individual Cases Against Germans Open

AACHEN SCENE OF VAST SMUGGLING   Allied Soldiers Involved in Huge Racket

Vast Smuggling By Troops Barec   $1,000,000 Operation Monthly in Former Wear Zone Reported

Neosho Flood Control Hearing Is Scheduled   Proposed Dams at Strawn, Council Grove, Cedar Point And Marion to Be Discussed In Washington Februory 19

Nationalists Open Drive In Shantung   Offensive Follows Bombing Attack On Communist Capital

POWER UNION PICKET LINES ARE IGNORED   Transport Tieup Ends As Power Deadlock  Is Continued

Coal Strike Arbitration Requested   Truman ‘Asks Miners - ant Operator: to Cooperate  on Strike Settlement

Rivals Told To Call In Third Party   President To Act In Case Of Disagreement

TRUMAN HAS PARLEY ON COAL DISPUTE   ‘onfers With Lewis and spokesman for Operators and Asks Them to Return Later for a Third Conference.

LEWIS, O'NEILL ADMIT FAILURE OF DISCUSSIONS   Conferees Say Further Negotiations on Coal Dispute Is Useless

Arbitration Asked  In Coal Deadlock   Truman Makes Request after Leaders Report Further Discussions Appear Useless

Truman Asks Operators, Lewis to Submit Deadlock Contract Negotiations to: Arbitration

Nationwide Strike of 250,000 000 Trainmen and Locomotive Engineers Still Set for Saturday Afternoon   SPECULATION ON US_ SRI7IPRE OR PATI RNANS

Axtnounces Request After Talking Briefly With Lewis, O'Neil; Wants, Leaders To Report Back To Him This Evening   SAYS NATION IS IN DESPERATE STRAITS

COAL LEADERS GIVEN REQUEST BY PRESIDENT   Both Factions Slated To Reply to Truman Within Few Hours

Lewis And O'Neill To Reply Late Today On Set Sa cial lia: i oa a

Distress Is Cited: Wants Quick Action   Failure To Decide On Arbitrator Will Bring President’s Choosing;  Report Late Today.

Both Sides Say Negotiations Have Collapsed   Further Discussion Declared Useless Under Present Setup

LEADERS OF TWO SIDES AGAIN 60 TO WHITE HOUSE   Lewis And O'Neill Called Back In New Presidential Effort To Break Soft Coal Deadlock.

Lewis, Operators  Asked to Arbitrate   Truman Wants Answer in Coal Dispute Today

Truman Asks Union, Mines To Arbitrate   President Exercises Fx. treme Efforts To A®oid Renewal Of Coal Strike

President Talks With O'Neill and Lewis In Capital Today After Negotiations Collapse.   WELFARE FUND ONLY DISCUSSED

Arbitration Asked in Coal Strike   Lewis and Operators To Give Quick Decision to Truman

Rail Negotiations Remain Deadlocked  a > i * i Be ie i ot es: ee oe  a

Truman Seeks To  Break Deadlock   President Proposes Arbitra» Hon to End 42-Day Coal  Strike   -OTHER PROPOSALS FAIL   ‘Lewis and Operators Re-. port Further Discussion Useless

PRESIDENT PROPOSES: LEWIS AND OPERATORS ARBITRATE DISPUTE  UNION AND MANAGEMENT TO STUDY SUGGESTION AND REPORT DECISION -

Truman Requests New Try to Settle Dispute; Leaders Are to Retum  To White House With Answer Late In Day; Policy Committee Leaves

Answer to Be Given at 5:30 Today   Request Made To Lewis and O’Neill at White House Meet

Mine Talks Fruitless, 9 Admit   Suffering to Increase if Strike Resumes, — President Warns

DECISION WILL BE CEN MR, TRUNRAN ATS0 PM. TODAY   Reilroad Operators Reject Modified Union Wage ’ Inereagce Branosol

Operators and Miners Reply Late Today   Conference Collapses, Further:Discussions: Considered Useless

Makes Request on Operators and Miners After Negotiations Break Down, He Says

Leader Of UMW Declares Situation Forces Him To Think “Furiously”

Arbitration Requested; Truman Asks Lewis and  O'Neill Answer By 5:30

Lewis, Operators To Give Reply ‘This Afternoon °   Miners, Owners Asked to Submit All Issues to Single Arbitrator

MAKES REQUEST AFTER TALKING WITH CONFEREES   Lewis, O’Neill to Report Back to Him Today

Answer to Be Given at 530 Today   Request Made. "To. ‘Lewis and: ¢ O'Neill at White Wouse- Meet

Makes Request When Told Talks Hopeless   UMW, Operators Asked to Agree On Arbitrator

TRUMAN ASKS ARBITRATION IN COAL DEADLOCK   Lewis, O’Neill and President Confer  _Aoagin oat 53Nn PP AT

Oper ators And  Lewi is To Reply At 5:38 O’elock   President Makes Reituest Yo Miners’ Chief And Owners’? Spokesman At   10-Minute Conference   Truman Will Name  One, He Announces   Nation In Desperate Straits. He Tells Conferees; Negotiations Have Conm     pletely Besken Down

Urges Miners Stay At Work During Parley   Meeting of Operators, Union At White House Set Later Today

Calls for Referee On Coal Deadlock   President Truman Asks Arbitration In Strike Crisis   Decision by Lewis And Mine Operator: Scheduled to Be Made Late Today

Confer On Coal At White House   Truman Meets With Lewis And O'Neill

Deadlock Over Issues  Unbroken   Lewis and Spokesman For Operators to Give Decision Late Today

Lewis, O'Neill Prepare Answer   Talks On Railway Strike Threat Deadlocked

To Report Att White House By 5:30 P. M.   Rail Dispute Deadlocked; Ready to Call Walk-Out Late Saturday

White House Asks Renewed Negotiations For Contract   Welfare Fee Clash Threatens Another Strike In & Days

Truman Asks Arbitration in Coal Dispute   Lewis and Mine Operators Summoned to White House

PRESIDENT ACTS TO INSURE COAL FOR THE NATION   Lewis and O'Neill May Submit Differences To Arbitration At Truman's Request

TRUMAN HOLDS MEETING WITH LEWIS, O'NEILL   Spokesmen For Op@ators Miners Catled Back To Session At 6:30

Conference Wil Leaders Is Held At White House   Further Negotiations ‘Useless,’ Chief Executive Is Told

Another Try To Be Made  To End Long Coal Dispute   President Asks For Another Talk After Yesterday's Futile  Trv at White House

Rails Reject New Offer by Brotherhoods   Truman Asks for Arbitration in Soft Coal Strike

Truman Seeks Arbitration In Miners’ Strike   Negotiations On Wage In. creases For Railmen  Break Down.

Decision On President's Request To Be Announced At 5:30 This Afternoon

Deadlock In Negotiations   Lewis and O'Neill Tell President Own Efforts To Settle Controversy Collapse

Carriers Reject  Offer by Workers   Efforts to Conclude Coal Dispute Are Stepped Up by Lewis, Trumar

TRUMAN ASKS COAL ISSUE BE ARBITRATED   President Makes Re quest After Dis. putants Report Par. ley Collapse.   (See latest pictures of Charles O'Neill and John L, Lewis on page 20.)

Plan Suggested By Truman as Meeting Fails  Lewis, Operators to Give Ancwer Il ater

Coal Operators Abandon Parley:  Tired of Waiting; Returning Home

16,000 KILLED IN FARM ACCIDENTS   U.S. Safety Council Reports: 1 500 000 Injured

Farm Accidents Show Increase   1,600 Farm Residents Killed In 1945, 1, 500, 000. Injur . ed,

Farm Accident Deaths Are High   Sixteen Thousand Farm Residents Were Killed In Last Year; 1,500,000 Hurt

Faulty Electric Chair Saves Man; Savs It Tickled, Didn’t Hurt Much

NEGRO BOY SURVIVES THE “HOT SPOT” IS TICKLED, BUT DIDN'T HURT MUCH

Negro Survives Electric Chair, Reports ‘It Tickled A Little’   ‘Going To Heaven’

—SURVIVES ELECTRIC CHAIR SHOCK—  ‘It Tickled’ Says Young Negro Who Wouldn't Die  State Ponders Whether To Make A Second Attempt Tc Electrocute Him

Negro Goes To Chair’ But Survives  Thinking Of Going   Thinking Of Going To Heaven He Says After Ordeal

“Didn’t Hurt Much” ....  Electric Chair. Tickled, Says Man Who Is Saved By A Faulty Connection

Nt Tickled A Little,’ Says Negro Youth Who Survives Louisiana Electric Chair

It Just Tickled a’ Little’  Electric Chair Fails To Kill.Neaqro Youth

CONDEMNED MAN SAYS IT TICKLED BUT DIDN'T HURT   RETURNED TO JAIL WHILE AUTHORITIES PONDER HIS FATE

Negro Survives Electric Chair   Tickled But Didn’t Hurt Much, He Said

A 17-YEAR-010 NEGRO CHEATED THE DEATH CHAIR   A Faulty Line Reducd the Current In the Death Chamber,   ST DIDN'T HURT MUCH”   Yelled to Attendants to Take Of Hood After Current Failed To Kill.

7-Year-Old Youth Survives ‘Chair’ With Statement It ‘Tickles a Little’

Negro Youth Who Survived Being Strapped In Electric Chair May Miss Execution

“It Tickled But Didn’t Hurt Much,” Says Negro Saved By Faulty Chair

Condemned Youth, Strapped In Chair, Lives--Just Tickled A Little”

AGREEMENT ABOUT VETO. POWER SOUGHT   U. S. Delegates Begin Backstage Talks on Subject

UN DELEGATES WORK ON VETO   Backstage Talks Among Big Five Representatives Slated This Week

OPA DIRECTOR RAPS CRITICS OF POLICIES   Says ‘Law Of Supply And Demand’ Would Wreck Nation

AMIMEUINIGTRAATVAR SATO: Breakdown of Price Controls Can Panic Us Consumers into Stampede

Porter Urges Full Year of Price Control   Declares Removal Would Bring About Costly Spending

PORTER-WARNS= OF INFLATION      PRICE ADMINISTRATOR SAYS “ECONOMIC BENDER” AHEAL ~—_ FE- CONTROLS_ DROPPED —

House Okehs Proposal To End OPA“. ood Subsidy. Program By*".d of Year:

OPA LEADER SEES GRAVE DANGER OF “PANIC” SPENDING   Says Congress’ Attitude on Price Control Extension °

TRUMAN'S PLEA FOR FULL YEAR LOSES 171-144   Action Follows Earlier Vote To Keep OPA Alive

NINE. MONTHS OPA EXTENSION WINS 17710144   Move to Kill Agency Defeated by Lower Chamber

Reduction of Perioc Voted, 171 to 144   Earlier Refusal To Kill Extension Measure Was By Count of 178 to 34

Breakdown In Price Control Is Explained   Administrator Warns Against Elimination

HOUSE GIVES NOD TO EXTENSION BUT ADDS “GUARANTEE” CLAUSE   NINE-MONTH LIFE, NOT: YEAR, VOTED FOR PRICE CONTROL RECULATIONS.

TEMPERATURES:   Vote Is 171-144; Full Year Asked By Pres. Truman   Action Follows Loss Of Motion To Kill Off Federal Agency

PANIC OF SPENDING FORFESEEN   Breakdown of Price Structure le Possibility

Porter Declares Breakdown Of Price Control System Can ‘Lead To Costly Spending   Administration Forces Seeking Year's Extension Of OPA‘s Controls

Would Be Out of Business Fy Jan. 1; New Lease on Life For Agency Limited to Nine Months

OPA Chief Warns Nation Of Price Breakdown Panic   Stampede To Follow Economic Bender With Wild Inflation Troubles, He Says

RANKINS MOVE TO KILL AGENCY JUNE 30 LOSES   Republicans Win Control Of Action For Time Being In Battle On Floor

OPA Chief Sees Great Danger If Controls Lifted   Buying Stampede And Inflation Would Sweep Nation. Porter Warns

Rankin Motion To Kall Agency  Snowed Under   Republicans With lielp Of Few Democrats Had Temporary Charge Of Legislation      Extension Vote  Was 17) ta Li  \   Price Administrator Says     Breakdown of Price Con. trols Would Start Stuinpede

Porter Says Panic Has Potentials   Breakdown of Price Controls Could Bring Rush of Spending, Hao iiniie.   ‘Danger Is Real’      Living Costs Could Go to 50 Per Cent, He Declares ,

Dropping OPA Might Start _ Panic Wave of Buying at Fabulous Prices, Says Porter:

House Votes To Limit OPA To 9 Months   Vote Is 171 to 144, But Is Subject to  Roll Cali; Truman  Asked Full Year

PORTER WARNS PRICE CONTROL NEARING END   Administrator Urges Measure Extending Life Gf Fixing Bureau

REPUBLICANS HOLD EDGE IN 171-144 VOTE   Porter Warns Against _ Breakdown In Price  Control System

Aotion to Kill Agency Fails to Win Support  OPA Administrater   OPA Administrator Warns Against Spending Spree

Head Of Agency Declares Price Control Needed To Halt Spending ‘Stampede’  Rankin. Loses Fight To Strike Out Enacting Clause In Extension Rill

New Lease on Life Is Limited To Nine Months  Truman Asked for Vane'e Exytancion

riouse Votes To Extend OPA For 9 Months   Motion To Kill Agency On June 30 Is Beaten

PORTER WARNS ACTION NEEDED   Price Chief Says Confusion In Congress Encouraging Control Breakdown

Breakdown Feared In Control System   Removal of Present Levels May Panic Nation’s Buyers

Refuses Rankin’s Plan To Ban Price Controls After June   Representatives Ballot 171 to 144, Slic ing 90 Days From Truman’s Request On Length of OPA

PORTER SAYS LIFTING LID ON PRICES IS DANGEROUS   OPA Chief Talks To Senators On Need To Extend Agency’s Life

Extension Is Decided In Roll Call   Legislators Refuse To Extend OPA For One Year, AsPresident Truman Requested

PORTER WARNS OF BREAKDOWN IN PRICE SYSTEM   Administrator Fears Panic In Castly Spending

House Limits Extension to Nine Months   Coalition in Control: Bowles Warns Of Panie tf Controls: Break

House Votes Nine  Month 0.P.A. Life   Vote Is 171 to 144; Roll Call to Be Held; G.O.P. in Charge —

Guarantee of Profits Is ‘Written In   Republicans Lead Group Taking Control During Debate; Motion to End Program Defeated

Administrator Fears Stampede lf Control Lost  Asks Another Year Oe Tsikn Kner OPA

House Votes Nine-Month OPA Limit   President's Request For Year's Extension Is Turned Down--Vote is 171 to 144

MEASURE ENDS OPA PROGRAM BY JANUARY. 1   Chamber Tentatively ~ Votes ta Limit OPA’s Extension to 9 Months

House Votes OPA Nine-Months’ Lease on Life While Director Porter Warns Senate of ‘Economic Binge’

House Rejects Move To Kill OPA Extensior   Price Administrator Cautions Against Danger Ol Price Breakdown.   /REAL POSSIBILITY

House Rejects Truman’s Plea For Full Year   Proposal To Kill Control Agency Defoated Farlier

Urges Bill To Continue Controls   Testifies Before Senate Banking Committee  a, eel i a i i

Porter Warns of Panic Spending lf Agency Dies   ‘Economic Bender’ Is Feared if Controls On Prices Are Lifted

Action  Subject To Call Of Roll   Republicans Jump Into Seat With  Democrats

‘Price Agency Meets First Test; ‘Porter Warns Senate Committee Against Breakdown of Controls

Gen. Henry S. Aurand Will Reassume Charge Of 6th Service Command

U.S. Army Will Conduct “Dangerous Military Tests’ at Panama Canal

Dairy Men Say Control Not Needed   Tell Board Public Bette Off Without OPA Ceilings on Products

U.P.A. DECONTROL TESTIMONY HEARD   Nation Said Better off Without Price Ceilings.

Dairy Chiefs Oppose New Price Curbs   Assert Industry and Nation Better Off Without Ceilings

Dairy Producers Oppose Renewal Of OPA Controls   Action of Board on Decontrols Necessary To Keep Milk Off List

—OTHMAN— Killer Eels Truman's New Worry  And Ceiling’s Off Octonus!

HORROR HOUSE UNDER INQUIRY   Patients Found Strapped tec Tables and Shackled to Their Beds.

EARLY BREAK SEEN LIKELY IN RISING PRICES   January Likely To Be Peak Month In Zooming Trend, Economists Report

Soaring Food Prices Face Definite Prospect Of Setback Soon After Dawn of the New Year

Economist Sees General Decline In Prices Soon   Rent Ceilings Almost Certain To Be Raised

Downturn in Price Trend Predicted Early in 1947   Food Costs Reported Up 56 Per Cent since June 28 Average for All Is 45 Per Cent

GM, ClO AGAIN  FAIL TO AGREE    Philadelphia GM Strikers Call . Off Biq Parade

MASS PROTESTS ENDED IN STRIKE   City Bans Parades In Fight At Philadelphia Plant

Striking Philly GE Workers Drop Mass Demonstration Plan   City Bans Parading by Strikers, Who Are Allowed To Enter City in Small Groups; Union to Fight Injunction

GE WORKERS CONTINUE STRIKE WITHOUT DEMONSTRATIONS: NOHOPE SEEN FOR GMC ACCORD

More GM Talks Fall Short of Goal   WILL RENEW TALKS ON TELEPHONE DISPUTE

GM Parleys Fail To Halt 101-Day Row   Brief Negotiating Session Adjourned Until 10 A. M.  Tamoarrow.   IS COSTLY WALKOUT

GM-Union Heads Fail To Agree   Brief Session  Is Adjourned Until Tomorrow Morning

200 Are Quelled By 100 Patrolmen   Parade Ban Lived Up To By Union—Violence Shifts To Newark’s Westinshouse Plani

General Motors Talks Fail to Bring Results   Short Parley With CLO. in Detroit Today Fails to Bring New Developments

STRIKERS YIELD IN THEIR FIGHT TO PICKET CITY   Mass Demonstrations Drapped By CIO Eleetrie Workers In Philadeinkia

An Uneasy Calm Follows Violent Street Battles   Striking General Electric Workers Halt Demonstrations; Poerades Are Banned

Philadelphia Mass Parades Abandoned   GM Strikers Decide To Obey City Edict Prohibiting Mess  Demanetratiane -

GE Strikers Call Ott Plans For BigParade   General Motors Parley Again Ends in Stalemate

CIO Threatens General Strike In Philadelphia      Striking Workers Abandor Plans For Another Mas:  Demonstration.   ‘CITY BARS PARADING

Philadelphia Strikers Stop Demonstrations   Another Effort to End Prolonged GM Strike  Fails Again Today—No Comment from Dewey

QUIET RESTORED i QUAKER CITY   Threat of General Sympathy Walkout of 150,000,000 CIO Members  Still Possibility  — rene t tae SRE PER EKR ST ee FOe

Phila. G. E. CIO Strikers Today Have Abandoned Mass Demonstrations

GE STRIKERS ABANDON PLAN FOR NEW MARCH   CIO Threatens To Tie Up City With Sympathy Strike

Mass Protests S Twice Ended In ‘Street Battles _   GE Workers Take Action Following City Edict Banning Parading By Strikers

Parade Barred     “In Philadelphia   Gov. Martin Warns He Will Call :lit Federal Troops lf. Situation - Warrants

Strikers Abandon Demonstration As  Parade Is Barred   Negotiations Fail To End Long GM Dispute

New Effort To End GM Strike Fails, Meet Again   Telephone Parleys Are Also Resumed; 985,000 Now Idle

Negotiations in Costly Walkout Resume Saturday   Truman Patience About Exhausted?

Permission  Refused By  Authorities Police Massed At  *- Entrance To City

GE Strikers Abandon Plan   Philadelphia Puts Ban On Parading Without Permit From City

CIO Calls Off Demonstration  At Philadelphia City Officials Ban Parad a fo GM Accord At

Efforts To Settle GM Strike Fail; Parley Recessed   Sr EE Ce  CIO Pickets In Philadelphia Abandon Plans for New Demonstration as Officials Bar Parades Without a Permit

GE STRIKERS DROP PLAN FOR MASS PARADE   General Motors, Union Renew Conferences to End 101-Day. Dispute

Efforts To End GM Strike Again Fail   Negotiations For Settlement Of Tie-Up — Leave Factions Still ‘Sliahtiy Anart’

Cops Told To Halt Efforts At Parading   ClO Threatens General Strike In Philadelphia

No Demonstration At Philly Today On GE Premises:           Mayor Prohibits Parades Following Yesterda: Marches. _

Demonstrations Are Banned By Order of City   Strikers Gather Early Today But Later Disperse

GM-Union Heads Fail To Agree   Brief Session Is Adjourned Until Tomorrow  Co

Fail To Reach Agreement Af GM Conference   Parades Prohibited In Philadelphia; Stat Ready To Use Guard In GE Dispute

NEGOTIATION IN 101 DAY OLD GM WALKOUT FAILS   Conference on Long and Costly Dispute Adjourned to Saturday

Philadelpia Order  Bars Union Picket:   Efforts to Settle Auto Strike Prove Fruitless at Short Meet

Hope for Peace in GM Walkout Dashed at hiorning Parley   Philadelphia Forbids Parades in Effort to Restore Order

Philadelphia Bars Parades by Strikers   City Officials Back Edict With Strong Force of Police

Accord Again Said Near in  G. M. Strike   Negotiations to Resumes Both Sides Report No Comment After Session;  Total Idle 985.000

GE STRIKERS QUIET TODAY   Mass Demonstration Cancelled: General Walkout Threatens

GM Conference Stalled Again As Phone Parley Is Scheduled; Philadelphia Violence Halted

ABANDON MASS DEMONSTRATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA   Striking CIO.G. E. Company Workers Took This Stand  Today.   PARADING IS - BANNED   A Threat of a General Sympathy Walkout of 150,000 Members.

G. E. GROUP GIVES UP ITS PARADE PLANS   Strikers Abandon, Temporarily at Least, Demonstrations Which Twice Have Ended in Battles With Police.

«GE Strike Violence Subsides   Workers Call Off Mass Demonstration After Parades Barred

Another Effort To End Costly GM Strike Fails    Negotiations Will Be Resumed Saturday  On Waae Disputes -::

GE Strikers Call Off Planned Mas: Demonstration  Philode elphia Bons a By Pic

Strikers at GE Call Halt on Mass Protests   Quit Gemonstrations at Least Temporarily as Philade!phia Bans Parades.

Officers Line Up To Hold Up Edict   Parades Cut Out; Strike Roundup News Today

‘No Demonstration At Philly Today  On GE Premises   Mayor Prohibits Parades Following Yesterday's Marches.

GM Negotiations Again Fail, Strike Now in 101st Day   Railroaders Seem Favor Nationwide Walkout in Future

Firmness With Reds Suggested   World Order Problem Complicated by Patterns, Church Council Told

CHURCHES MAP SOVIET STAND   Columbus Parley Gets Plan for Firm but Friendly Dealings ‘with Reds.

HUMAN RING OF 6 POLICE PROTECTS A NEGRO WHO SHOT 6 PERSONS IN TENNESSEE SKIRMISH

Human Ring Of 6 Policemen Saves Negro From Mob  Three Officers, Fire Chief, Bystander Are Shat In Gun Bartle

May Take Matter Up With ICC Jf Inflationary Boost In Cost of Living Indicated. 

OPA LOOKS INTO FREIGHT RATES   Will Intervene if It Sees Danger Of ‘Inflationary Tendencies’

Price Chart Given Check   OPA Studies Demand  For Freight Increase 

OPATO EXAMINE  RAILROADS’ BID  FOR RATE HIKES SEEK TO DETERMINE  EFFECTS ON LIVING COSTS IN COUNTRY

OPA MAY FIGHT RAIL RATE HIKE   Will Oppose Requested 25 Pet. Raise In Freight Rates If It Seems mafia. tionary.

OPA EVES RAlL RATE INCREASE   Both Carriers’ and Workers . Seek Boosts in Income; Want Wartime Level.

OPA Grabs Price Chart To Determine What Boosts In Freight Rates Portend

OPA Studies Rail. Requests   To Ponder Effect of Requested Rate Boosts On Living Coats

OPA Studies Freight Rate Boost Effect   Will Intervene if 25 Percent Raise Asked By Railroads Leans to ‘Inflation Tendencies’

OPA Studies Plea for Boost in Freight - Rates for Railroads   May Protest if Increase Shows Inflationary Tendencies

OPA Considers Railroad Boost   Agency May Intervene In Rate Matter When Probe Finished

BENDIX TROPHY WON BY MOVIE STUNT FLIER   Mantz- Flies 2,045 Miles in 4 _ ‘Hours, 42 Minutes, 10. “Seconds

ARMY PILOTS TAKE HONORS   FASTEST. TIME AT NATIONAL AIR RACES BEEING SET BY THE ARMY'S JET PLANES

ROCHESTER HAS MORE LABOR TROUBLE   General Strike Is Threatened Which Might Tie Up City

Steubenville  Pastors Press  Vice Crusade Young Church Folks  Circulate Petitions A ret LB  nA Cs.  nme &

Appeal To High Court May Be Forthcoming   Appropriation Not “A County Matter,” Judge Declares

World War Two Yanks Healthier Than ’17 Fighters   Surgeon General Gives _ Statistics

HEALTH GOOD IN WORLD WAR TWO   Soldiers Fared Better In Recent Conflict Than In First World War.

First Postwar Election Being Held In Nation   Final Predictions Across Nation Indicate Large Gains By Renublicans   MAY BE FORECAST OF 1948 OUTCOME

HUGE PROTEST VOICE AGAINST NEW DEAL SEEN   Republicans Assured House Control, May Also Take Over in Senate

JOBLESS PAY TO BE PROBED IN THIS STATE   Comprehensive Surve} Will Be Made At Gov ernor’s Insistence

Unemployment Pay To Be Investigated   O’Conor Announces Study of Current Compensation Cases

MINERS DO NOT WANT VOICE IN MANAGEMENT   Soft Coal Wage Parley In Final Stages Of Completion

Anniston’s Boozer Running Fourth In Five"Man Race For Governor   McCary Runs 5rd For Lt. Governor   Hobbs Has Overwhelming Lead Over Irby And Mrs. O’Connel

FRANCE ISSUES INVITATIONS TC PFACE PARIEY   Free of Restrictive Rules and “Dictation” of Big Four

Clash of Top Level Views On Butter Nears Showdown Bowles, Anderson Don’t See Eye to Eye

Airline Strike Is Averted by Naming Fact Finding Body   How to Put Butter on Table rleaded for Early Showdown

Showdown Due On Butter Issue  Government Officials Enter Controversy

Crisis Close In Butter Fight   Bowles And Porter At Odds With Anderson On Solying OF Crisis.

SHOWDOWN ON BUTTER IMMINENT   Top Officials Clash On Ways To Produce More

BUTTER CLASH AT SHOWDOWN   Anderson At Odds With Chester Bowles And Paul Porter

Agencies Clash On Butter Suppl  Varying Views Given On How To Get More

Stabilizer Is in Favor of Higher Subsidies to Farmer; Anderson Would Boost -Retail Butter Price; Three Appear "Before House Commmittee

CIVIL WAR IN - CHINA GROWS   Refusal of Russia to Get Out of Manchuria Seems Likely to Cause Trouble.

 Nationalist Forces Push Into {Communist-Held Territory As Chinese Resume Civil War

President Proposes Cut In FederalSpending AndAsks Industrial Wage Increases

Urges Pay '‘Inereases In Industry   2.000.000 Men In Armed Services Needéd in Lear

Recommends This Step For 1947 in Budaet Message   Is Opposed To Any Additional Decrease In Taxes This Year. Urges Industry To Make General Wage Increases.

Truman Proposes Budget Cut   Favor increases In Industrial Wages But Opposes New Tax Reductions

TRUMAN PROPOSES TO CUT BUDGET IN HALF   President Urges General Industrial Wage Increases in Message to Congress

Congress Gels President's Budget Message   Truman Proposes to Cut Govt. Spending Almost in Half

PRESIDENT NOT FAVORABLE 10 TAX REDUCTION   Urges Continuation Of Selective Service Program

Truman Halve U.S. Expenses In ’°47 Budset   Double Message ‘to Congress Says Workers Must Get More Pay

Truman Budget Will Halve Govt. Spending   Annual Message Asks Higher General Industrial Pay

COMBINES ANNUAL LEGISLATIVI  AND BUDGET MESSAGES TO .  CONGRESS; URGES GENERAL INDUSTRIAL WAGE INCREASE

Cut U.S. Spending by Half; Boost industrial Wages, Truman Urges; Offers No New Labor Peace Plan

TRUMAN SENDS DUAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS   President Proposes Wage Increases, Opposes Tax Cut, Wants Controls.  a

General Pay Raise Asked By President   Outlines Program For Reconversion, Offers Budget Estimates

Approves Cutting Govt. Expenditures --Increased Wages   Reveals No Impending Action With Labor Regarding Crisis

Slice U. §. Costs, But Keep Taxes, Congress Uraed   Draft, Price Control Extension, Bargaining in Industry Proposed

Huge Budget Message Is Delivered   Opposes Seizures of Industry; Favors Wage Increases

ESTIMATES ‘47 BUDGET UNDER 36 BILLION   Repeats Views On Labor, Draft

President Opposes Tax Reduction At This Seasion   Extension Of Price Control Advocated      Message To Congress Deplores Halts In Work

Proposed Budget Cuts Almost Half From Expenditures in Last Year   Further Tax Reductions Opposed in Annual Message to Congress; Debt To Be Reduced

CONGRESS GETS LONG MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT   Further Tax Reduction Is Opposed; Extension Of Price Control Asked   WARNS OF DEPRESSION   Chief Executive . Deplores Work Stoppages In Combined Message

Hold Line on Taxes, Plea of Presiden’   Message Insists on Full Employment, Increased Output   (Highlights from President Truman's address will be found on page 3.)

Budget Talk Opposes New Cut in Taxes   Labor, Employment Legislation Asked; Debt Cut Promised

Truman Urges General Labor Wage Increases   Long Message Deplores Work Stoppages, Asks Adjustment of Disputes

President in Message to Con gress Places U. S. War Cost at 354 Billions

Opposes Tax Reduction This Year   Urges General Rise In Industrial Wages And Draft Extension

Pledges Self to Give Citivous OF Every Party, Creed, Race, Sex Cone scientious Regime

Opponents Of Meat Ceilings Dresent Case   Final Decision On Prices Due Before Aua. 21

PACKERS AND CATTLE GROWERS SAY REVIVAL OF OPA PRICE CONTROLS MEANS BLACK MARKET

Avoid Black Viarket, Plea Viade Today   Meat Producers Say Ceilings Would Impede Produc tion and Distribution

Predict Return Black Market i Meat Controllec   Packers, Raisers Ciaim Controls Would Hamper Production

RETURN OF LIMIT ON PRICES FOUGHT   Packers, Cattle Raisers Tell of Objections at Hearing.

Meat Control! Is Opposed By Packers   They Tell Panel It Would Invite Black Market,  Lower Production

Opponents Of Meat Ceilings Present Case  Final Decision On Prices Due

Vote hy Berlin Citizens Rejects Soviet-Sponsored Communist Party

Socialist Democrats  Place First   Soviet-Backed Unity Party Comes In Third In First Free Election

48. 1% Ballots Go To Social Democrat Party  ee, ee eee,  Neem oO   Christian Democrats Place Second As Communists Win 3rd; Wide Effect Seen

RUNS POOR THIRD IN GERMAN FIELD OF FOUR PARTIES   SOCIAL DEMOCRATS SCORE A SMASHING MUNICIPAL VICTORY

Russia Sponsored Communist Party Sharply Rebuffed   Social Democrats Lead Even In Russian-Controlled Part Of City:

Berlin Routs Party Of East   Soviet - Backed Group Third In Election Held Sunday

Communists Lose In Berlin’s First Post-war Election   Social Democrats Surprised at Their Marain of Victory

BERLIN BEATS SOVIET PARTY   Russian-Backed Socialist _ Unity Party Runs Poor  Third  DEMOCRATS LEADING

Socialist Unity Party Beaten in Soviet Zone Too   Social Democrats Have Most Votes

Socialists Far Ahead of Reds ba! fs an  Heavy Voting   Heavy Voting Orderly in All Occupied Zones

Soviet-Backed SED Routed In  Berlin Election   Communists Run Third In Field Of Four; Social Demaoacrate Win.

Berlin Citizens Rebuff Reds In City’s Election   Social Democr atic Party Wins Majorit

Berlin Residents Rebuff Soviet Party at Polls  Socialist Unity Group Comes Out Third  ' Baes tn Elortinn

Social Democrats Win Most Seats ao  Berlin Voters Sharply Reject Communists In Borough Council Voting

UNITY PARTY IS ROUTED IN BERLIN VOTING   Virtually Complete Returns From Sunday Election Shows SED Running A Poor Third   SPD SCORES VICTORY

VICTORY SEEN BY GOPIN TURS. VOTING   Heuse and Senate Are Believed Republican— Demecrats. Are Ousted

Will Drop Case If Troops Are Out by May 6   Russion Reply to UN Says Troops Issue Is Settled, Fails to Mention Oil

Connally Wins Fight For AFL   Named Consultant to UNO  Adiournment Near

Connally Wins Rights for AFL At UNO Parley   Mrs. Roosevelt Leads In Defeat of Russia On Refugee Proposal

AFL. Given Equal Status With The Ci0   Selection of Headquarters Remains Big Issue In UNO Discussions

AFL, CIO Get Equal Status In Peace Group  Connally Wins Equality Fight

EQUAL STATUS WON FOR AFL INUNO GROUEF   Connally Leads Fight; Action Deferred On Site

PUBLIC WORKS CUTS GIVEN UP   Budget Bureau Hopeful Of Keeping Spending Out Of Red

CUT IN GOVERNMENT SPENDING UNLIKELY   Officials No Longer Believe It Wil Be Possthle to Reduce Public Works Outlay.

SUNDAY TO BE WARMER   Mest of Kansas  Had Light Freeze er Frost Last Night

MASSACRE OF 400 BY JAPS DESCRIBE   Witnesses at Homma Trial Tell of Beheading and Bayoneting of Filiping Officers.

Japanese Slashed 00 to Death   Death March Survivors Testified at Homma Trial.

fo) tll ebcartetade lc ealn  edeaalenir aed Died. "This ‘Week At. ‘Home Near Akron

Held Lengthy Caucus   Bhift From Strategy   2,000 Japanese Demand Food

Japanese Mob Makes Demand: For More Food   Sitdown Strike Is Staged at East Gate Of Imperial Palace

Spain Faces Break With ol Nations   3-Month Deachine Urged by Seeurity Council Committee

UN Blockade Of Spain Asked If Franco Stays   Subcommittee Proposes Diplomatic Barriers Untess Regime Withdraws Within Three Months And Political Freedom Restored; Dictator Held Menace

FRANCO GIVEN THREE MONTHS TO QUIT POST   Subcommittee Links Madrid Directly To Hitler

SESSION OF MINISTERS  POINTS WAY TO PEACE   Change in Russian Foreign Policy Most Important Single Disclosure

Applaud Worl Accomplishec By Minister:   Diplomats Agree Confereuce Made Great Progress Toward Establishing Peace .

Sight Great Progress for  World Peace   Big Four Foreign Ministers End Sessions On Peace Treaties

New York Parley Ends Diplomats Agree Progress Made In Peace Movement

4 P. M. Is Time Set For Walkout; Little Hope Given by Union   Government Prepared To Keep Railroads Running Altho Possibly at a ‘Very Much Reduced’ Rate: Brotherhoods Silent

Question Is Whether Men ‘Will Work   Railroads Are Seized by — Order of  - Traman

Walkout Will Mean Complete Paralysis For U.S. Economy   Question of Whether Government Can Keep Roads Operating Will Be Answered Today

Showdown Brews On U.S. Operation Of Seized Carriers   ‘Union Leaders Stubborn on Order Affecting 250,000 Men in Nation; ODT Exnects to Keep Lines Gome

Country Will Be Strangled If Railroads Go On Strike At 4 P.M. Today

U.S. Determined To Keep Seized Rail System Working   Trainmen, Engineers May Not Work For Government After 4 P. M. Strike Deadline

SHOWD GOVERNMENT IN TRAIN DISPUTE   J. S. Determined To Keep Carriers On Move In The Event Of Strike; Nation  Awaits Outcome.

Complete Paralysis Of Country’s Economy Hangs In Balance As Zero Hour In Transportation Dispute Nears —- Leaders Of Labor Ranks Insist Walkout Will Occur On Schedule Despite Fact Lines Are Under Federal Control On Truman’s Orders

Union Leaders Insist Strike Is to Oceur   Office of Defense Transportation to Keep Trains Running  “At Reduced Rate”

Showdown Due Late This Afternoon Whether 250,000 Continue to Work for Government.   UNIONS INSIST THE STRIKE WILL OCCUR

UNRRA WAITS RED REPLY TO APPEAL FOR RUSS WHEAT   U. S. OFFICIAL ‘HOPES’ RUSSIANS WILL HELP SUPPLY EUROPEANS

Calls on Russia to Help Avert Famine   UNRRA Delegates Confronted With Admonition For Worldwide Belt-Tightening Coupled With Universal Rationing in Fight Against Hunger

Russians Urged To Share Food   U. S. Leader Tells UNRRA He Sees Hope for Red Aid in World Food Crisis.

Request hussia  To Help   No Reply to  Request Soviets Join Others in Feeding Europe

HOPES RUSSIA WILL JOIN IK AID PROGRAW   Return to Food Rationing by U. S. Seen as Possibility.

Anderson To Report On Survey   U. S. Farmers Face Many Shortages

Soviets Are Asked to Supply Food   Clayton Expresses Hope Russians Will Align Self With U. 5S.

No ANSWER FROM MOSCOW YET TO UNRRA REQUEST FOR WHEAT TO HELP FEED HUNGRY WORLD

‘Hope Soviet Will Help — ‘With Wheat   No Reply to UNRRA  Request For Aid; Food Debate Today Follows Ration Return Threat

UTILITIES COMMISSION NOW GRANTS DAYTON POWER ANB LIGHT AUTHORITY TO LIST NEW RATES

DCH OF Cite MEAaLINCS  Britain and Russia Lead In Mediterranean Race

BRITAIN UNEASY VER MID-EAS   Arab States Want Greater Freedom and Russia s Seexing Expansion

lran's Drastic News Blackout Alarms U.S.   Formal Protest May Be Filed; Fear Action Is Soviet-Inspired

Soviet Pressure Suspected By 'U. S. Officials    Alarmed State Department In Quest OF Way To Get Iron Lid Lifted

Russian Regime Studied For Ban   News Iron Clamp In Iran Stirs Up Washington

State Department Studying Iranian  Censorship  Sudden Clamp on News Causing Two-Wav Ouest

lran’s Sudden Censorship On  News Stirs U.S.   State Department Sus. pects Soviet Pressure In Drastic Move.

lran Imposes News Clamp  a ia ial ls   Probe Russian Influence In Move

Was Ihe Move RKussian-Inspired:  Drastic Iran Censorship  Stirs American Activity

State Dep’t May Send Iran Formal Protest As News Censorship Is Clamped On

U.S. Disturbed by Sudden ‘Blind Censorship’ In Iran; Seek to Determine if Russia Forced Order

Iran’s News Bans Placed   U. S. Is. Suspicious Of Soviet Pressure

Censorship By ‘Tehran Alarms  United State:   State Department Secks Te Learn Whether It Js Russian-Inspired, and How  To Get fron Lid Off

See Soviet Hand in Iran Action  Censorship Move Carefully Studied

STATE DEPT,  TRYING TO LIFT CENSORSHIP LID NOW OVER IRAN   Trying To Find Out If Russia Inspired Action Taken Yesterday

State Dept.  Worried by lranian Gag   Seeks To Determine Censorship Action Due to Russia.

SUDDEN NEW BAN BY IRAN STIRS U.S.   State Department Seeking Explanation For Action   CENSORSHIP   Rule Disclosed To Newsmen By Iranian Ministry Of Posts And Telegraphs

 Sudden News Clamp /In Iran Causes Flurry   ULS. Seeks to Lift Lid And Learn if Action Was Inspired by Russia—  bhivvs “Tokacis 2a Demboak:

ee eed PN A A —  Tra ran’s N ews Censorship  ‘Order Brings U. S. Check   - State Department Wants To Know If . Drastic Step Was Russian Inspired.

Formal Protest Considered by United States   Quest Started to Determine if New Drastic Policy is Russian Inspired

Look Into Iran Censorship   U.S. May Ask for Explanation From Tran Government:

IRAN CENSORS ~ NEWS STORIES   U. S. State Department Seeks To Learn Of Soviet Pressure

Suspect Russians Inspired Drastic lranian Censorshir   U. S. in Quest To Determine Future Action

News Censorship Is Ordered By  lran Government   . S. Questions  Move Inspired By Russia

U.S. FROWNS ON RED TRADE AGREEMENTS   Will Take Up With Soviet inion Whole System of ixvclusive Pacts Moscow Is) Making With Neighboring Nations,  oe. YYOOIn MM HIEGHTOWER.

U.S. Critical ~ Of Russians’ Trading Pacts   Government Takes Up Question of Exclusive Accords With Moscow

U.S. Considers Soviet Trading   So Far No Satisfactory Replies Received From Moscow Regarding Matter

U.S. Uneasy Over Soviet. Trade Policy   Favoring Free Trade System This Country Objects to Reported  “yelyusive” Deals

U. §. Critical Of Exclusive Russian Trading Pacts With Neighbors

SOVIET TRADE SETUP KEEPS U, $, WORRIED   Washington Tries To Learr Of Russian Agreements

Sees Strikes  As Threat To. World Peace   Zugene Meyer, World Bank Head, Terms Present Labor Relations ‘Disastrous”

MEYER ATTACKS LABOR SET-UP   President Of World Bank Calls Present Labor Re-. lations “Disastrous.” 

World Economy Threatened By US Labor tssues   President of World Bank Says Strikes  Endangering Peace

ASSERTS STRIKES ENDANGER PEACE   World Bank President Says Economic Starvation Threatened

Eugene Meyer Says Strikes Threaten World's Economy     World Bank President Says American Labor Relations Are  ‘Disastrous’

Meyer Says US. Strikes  Menace Peace   World Bank Head Declares Labor Relations Disastrous

STRIKES THREATEN WORLD'S ECONOMY, BANKER CONTENDS   Eugene Meyer Says Americar Labor Relations Now Are Disastrous

 Navy Ignores Fitipino’s Plea . ‘U, S. Marine Detail In Iskands ‘Called "As Bad As Japs” Were      U.S. Strikes Threaten Global Economic Disaster

CLAIMS STRIKES THREATEN PEACE   World Bank President Warns of Hunger in Foreign Lands

GI Brides, Babes On Second Start For United States   Plan Christmas  Reunion In N. Y.

Brides, Children In Second Start . To United States   Pan-American Clipper Said  Carrying Record Load -On Christmas Journey

61 ON FLIGHT TO AMERICA   ..G. I. Brides, Tats Expected to Arrive For Christmas

U. S. Quits Albania   Envoy Called Home In Protest to Failure To Live Up to Pacts

U. S. Recalls Mission In Albania; Failure to Observe Treaty Charged

Emissary Is Recalled by Washington   State Department Cites Albanian Reluctance To Honor Pacts.

- MIDDLE WESTERN STATES GET TASTE OF AUTUMN: ITH LOW TEMPERATURES

TAKE FRUIT BASKETS. HOME ; Texas Braggers Stuffed With State-Grown Foods

Texas Braggers Stage Five - Ton Capital Banque   Secretary Anderson Is ‘Naturalized’

Snake Meat And Tall Tales Fed Texas Braaners   Adm. Nimitz, Gen. Ecker Attend Fete In Washinaton

[50 Bragging Texans, Stuffed With Lone Star Food, Can't Lool A Hamburger in the Face Today

Enforcement Of Liquor Laws Improved Under Demo Regime, Lausche Declares

CIO-AFL Assail Truman’s Proposed Labor Act; Urge Campaign Against Enactment   ‘First Step Toward Fascism in America’ Autoworkers Union Declares; Murry and Green Demand Hearings

Both Labor Groups Hit Labor Act   Murray, Green Ask Hearings In Telegrams

CHRYSLER WAGE DEMAND READY   Board Of UAW Will Act Today On Request Of 85,000 Workers

Connecticut Democrats Name _ English Professor as Gubernatorial Candidate

Bowles Loses  Bid For Post.   Former OPA .Chief Out In Race: For Nomination In Connecticut ‘Election.

GOP Sweeps State Assembly   Biggest House Majority Since 1932—Two-Thirds Majority in Senate

Black Mart  Seenif Food Lids Return   Decontro!l Board Hears Witnesses Opposing Ceiling Revival.

Farm Bloc Spokesmen Warn of Black Mart If Controls Revived   Predictions Come as OPA Decontrol Panel Opens Hearings; Basic Food Items Must Not Be Regulated, Speakers Say

Black Markets Due To Return With Ceilings   Farm, Flour and Feed Leaders Argue Against Restoring of Controls

Major Occupation of Japan by Yanks May End by 1949   Co-operation of People and Hirchito Hints Early Withdrawal

SPECIAL REPORT ON BILBO ASKED   GOP To Study Facts before Setting Plan of Action

Ouster Course In Bilbo Case To Be Decided   Republicans To Seek Report Of G. O. P. Member Before Framing Procedure   EVIDENCE IS CLEAR SAYS SEN. FERGUSON

TRUMAN URGES SAFEGUARDING LABOR RIGHT!   Unions Hint Plans For Higher Pay Struggles

Truman Salute: Nation’s Labor   Urges Retention of Safeguards Acainst Worker Exploitation

Extend Draft Or Expect Fewer Army Discharges General Tells Congress

Hershey, Paul Go For Bill To Draft   Both Declare Bill Is Only Means To Get Men

Draft Extension a “Must,” Military ‘Committee Is Told   Otherwise, Personnel Chief Says, Inductees Will Ba Retained by Army Indefinitely

Men Already In Army May Have To Serve Longer   Only Alternative If Draft Not Extended, Generals Declare

Men In Army To Stay Longer If Draft Law Ends   Army Officer Warns Discharges: Will Be Delayed... Unless’. Replace:

Army May Keep Soldiers Unless Draft Extended   Might Be Forced To Retain Men Says Staff Aide

New Plea For Keeping Draft   Congress Told Otherwise Army to Retain Some Men Already Inducted

Continue Draft, Maj. Paul Says   Only Way Army Will Get Men, Group Told

Must Hold Men lf Draft Law  Is Not Extended   Nation Would Have ‘Second Rate’ Army. Committee {s Told 

/iney Expected Upposition  C. £. Os Purge List Brings  Challense From The Congressmen

i iney Expected Upposition pei Miler dead LS  c. I. 0s Purge List Brings  Challenge From The Consressmen

‘Purgees Dety Enemies In PAC   Solons Tell CIO To ‘Do Your Worst’

Challenge PAC To Do Worst   cio Group to Oppose 10 Senators, 23 House Members in Election

SHERIFF SEIZES SLOT MACHINES   Moyd County Officer Raids Frontier Chak

Notes And Addresses         This ‘Cofamn Contains Interesting tems. Concerning: Gur “Boys And Girls ‘In Service

Prize Understatement of Week Is Uttered by Philadelphia Motorman

Mansfield Opposed by Rankin   All But a Few Precincts in State Reported

SNOW STORMS DELAY SEARCH FOR TRANSPORT   Rescue Party Within 300 Fee! of Peak Forced to Turn Back

Snow Storm Delays Lost Plane Hunt   Renchers Ready to Leed Seerch When Biszerd Abates

Storm Delays Searchers For Missing Plane   Blizzard Forces Party ~ Within 300 Feet of Peak to Turn Back

BLIZZARD BALKS HUNT FOR PLANE   Delays Second Bid To Scale Peak In Search For 21

Search For Lost Plane Delayed By Snow Storm   Party Forced Back After Nearing Top Of Elk Mountain

Snow Storm Delays Hunt For Airliner   Blizzard Shrouds Fate Of 21 Passengers on Missing Plane

JEWISH FORCES IN PALESTINE SPLIT ON KIDNAP AFFAIR   Threat of Battle Looms as Extremists Ignore Hagana Ulemotum

JEW FACTIONS IN PALESTINE ARE SPLIT   Hagana Gives Irgun Until Monday to Free Captives

Five Kidnaped Officers Are Ordered Freed   Ultimatum Ignored Bv Resistance Group

Kidnapers lonore Hagana Demand  Situation Cantinucc   Situation Continues To Be Grave in Palestine Impasse

JEWS FIGHTING AMONG SELVES   RESISTANCE MOVEMENTS HAVE INSIDE TROUBLE

Clashes Threaten Between 2 Jewish Resistance Groups   Largest Palestine Organization Rejects Kidnaping as Operatiznal Method   EXTREMISTS REFUSE TO FREE 5 BRITONS   Militant Irgun Zvai Leumi Band Spurns 48-Hour Havana Ultimatum

NATION CUT OFF FROM CITY AS 193 OFFICES CLOSE; MAIN OFFICE SURROUNDED BY PICKETS.   President Truman Says Steel Prices May Be Allowed to Rise; Harriman May Resigt   ‘New York Strike May Spread As Telephone Workers : Threaten New Walkout; 40 Percent of Cable Mes-  sages Affected.

Heirens Pleads Guilty to Murder Charges   Evidence on Which Punishment Is to Be Set Is Heard

.0.P. Leaders To Meet To Survey Future Prosram   Lively Battle For Maiority Leadership In House Is Now Indicated

STUDY COURSE TO FOLLOW IN NEXT 2 YEARS   Upward Revision of Rent Ceilings Appears Possibility

Highlights . .  wt dt. Ba damen   Kimmel's Defense Hite Navy Tactics

Deposed Admiral In Fighting Defense Of His Command   Charges He Was Deprived Of A Fighting Chance fo Avert Disaster In His First Chance To Speak To American People.

Question  Allen's Salary   N. Y. DEPARTMENT REPORT CHARGES PAY IRREGULARITY IN HOME INSURANCE CO.

MANIPULATIONS BY INSURANCE. FIRW’S ‘LEADERS STUDIED   Claini Salary Jrregularities Uncovered; Not Reported  to Tax Officials

IRREGULARITIES IN INSURANCE COMPANY SALARIES REPORTED   GEORGE ALLEN, NOW HEAD R.F.C. INVOLVED It REPORT BY N.Y. AGENCY

FOULED BY AMENDMVMENTS   Probe Salary Records Of Big Risk Company

Allen, Friend Of Truman in  Salary Mixup   Irregularity Charged In Pay From  Tawieance Elem

Nation’s Biggest Fire Insurance  Co. Charged With Irregularities   New York State. Insurance Department Charges Also Involve  Officials, One Of Whom Is George E. Allen, Now: Director Of RFC.   GRANTED Divoere

CHARGES AGAINST HOME SIAN 60. MADE IN NEW YORK   Allege Salary Irregularities; -The President Is Involved.   OTHERS ARE IMPLICATED   The Findings Were Made In An Examiner's Report Today.

NTO RISK JUGGLE   George E. Allen Named in Res  port Charging Insurance  } Irregularities,   EXPENSE FUNDS AS PAY   President of Home Firm, Drew Additional Money, the State Examiners Say.   The Firm Allegedly Did Not Ins clude Items in Tax Computations,

 — IRREGULARITIES CHARGED — Allen, Truman Aid,  Named in Pay Probe.

Report Accuses Large National Insurance Firm   Director of RFC And Company Head Claimed Involved

Charge Salary Irregularities   Involve Insurance Firm Head and George Allen,  Intimate of Truman

Allen Named In Report of Irregularity   Nation’s Largest Fire Insurance Company Investigated.

Allege Risk Firm Salary Irregularity   Charge, Made Against Home Insurance Com. pany, Involves Its President and George E. Allen, Now Head of the RFC.

HOME INSURANCE OFFICIALS CITED IN STATE REPORT   Smith and Allen Linked to Alleged Selary Irregulevitiac .

ITALIAN STRIKERS GO BACK TO WORK   New Outbreaks Threatened Over Law Ware

SENIORS. PRESENT CLASS PLAY, MAY 3   Amusing Three-Act Comedy To Be Staged In School Auditorium

British Seize 5,000 Jews  in Palestine   Paralyzing Trattic Ban Imposed; Terrorists Hunted

Power Issue Seen Key To  Iranian Row   Byrnes Says Council Doors Must Be Open To Small Nations

116 Dead, More Than 100 Hurt   Many Bodies Remain Unidentified; Fire Worst Hotel Disaster

Flames Sweep 15-Story Atlanta Hostelry; 100 Hurt   Many Plunge to Death On Street When Caught Without Fire Escapes

More Than 100 Hurt In Fiery Disaster   Many Victims Fall To Deaths Along Streets: Others Survive Tragedy:

At Least 100 Are Injured In Most Frightful Hotel  Fire in. American History; Oriain of Fire Unknown

Hotel Fire Death Toll Reaches 116   More Than 100 Hurt Tn Atlanta Holocaust; Mystery Cloaks Origin

“Many Plunge fo Death in Street: Others Suffocate   rf Is Worst Hostelry Blaze In American History

Some Trapped, Others Leap   Worst Hotel Blaze In U. S. History Brings Appalling Scenes  Of Tragedy

Nation’s Worst Hotel Tragedy Cause Mystery   Frightful Fire Probed By Atlanta Police; Many Phinged To Death From Building   Scores Injured, Few Are Rescued   15-Story Hotel Wrecked In Pre-Dawn Holocaust; Some Suffecated By Smoke In Rooms

‘Many Victims Fall To Deaths. Along Streets: Others Survive Tragedy:

Death Toll Is High In Hotel Fire History   More Than 100 Are Injured; Many Jump To Deaths

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  By FRANK R. KENT   CIO and The Country

MERGER BACKED BY NAVY'S CHIEF   Forrestal ‘Letter Stresses Understanding Service Keeps Integrity.

BLUE PRESENTS VALOR AWARDS   Loras Student, 17, Qne of  Six Iowans Honored

Iran Charges Threaten New Council Row   Soviet ‘Interferences’ In Azerbaijan Charged As Russians Evacuate

Russian Army Departs From 4 Iran States   Tehran Unable To Make First-Hand Report On Azerbaijan

Russians Gone Bat Iran Readies New Protest..for: UN   Ala: Says; Red Ratesfexence : Keeps Him from: ‘Learn-,' > “ine Troe Facts i> -

IRAN CITES INTERFERENCE BY RUSSIA   Delegate to U. N. Council Makes Charne

@ PAUL MALLON—  Small Nations Given No Chance for Early Study of Treaties

Demaree Conducts 1947 Aericultural Outlook Meeting   Says Planning Will Be Harder Than During The   War Years.

Italian Issues Before Parley   Pessimistic Atmosphere Settles Over Mest of Foreign Ministers

Jananese Diet Mombers Shout Pawn a Waman   “Shut Up Ve Woman!” Exclaim the Men as She Tries to Be Peard.

Full - Scale Assault Is Ordered   Chinese Fear Reds May Receive Aid From Russia

Chinese Fear Russian Help   iGeneral Orders Full Scale  Accault on Anthine

ATTACK ON RED:   Fear Possible Russian Ald to Communists; Repert Two Crack Armies

@ PAUL MALLON-—  Reuther’s Program Discloses Turn of Leftwing Labor

FULL POWER OF GOVERNMENT DIRECTED AGAINST COAL STRIKE; ARMY IS READY TO PROTECT OPERATION OF THE MINES   Troops Move Into Bituminous Fields Under President's Orders—Will Guard Miners Who Wish to Work for Uncle Sam—Indications Are That the United Mine Workers Are Standing Firm on Policy.

IMPORTANT  If YOU Are Planning lo Purchase Another Automobile . . .   There are Two Ways we can Save you Money

eatin  Are: Planning to Teche “Another Aufomobile . .   There are Two Ways - we can Save you Money

Agitation for Quick Demobilization Becomes  Coanrt-Martal Afance

‘Sen. Barkley Still Hopeful Of Settlement   Army Sends Soldiers To Kentucky In Preparation. For Strike Duty.

MINERS WAIT FOR LEWIS 0 END SIGNA   UMW Head Still Conferring with Krug; Barkley Is Hopeful.

Soft Coal Strike Threatens Anew  With Truce End   Lewis, Krug Fail to Agree; Mining on Mondav Doubtful

Government and Lewis Fail To Agree But New Parley \s Called This Afternoon   Army Sends Soldiers to Kentucky; Fifth Service Command at Cofumbus Ready to Protect Men If They Return

Krug And Lewis Fail To Reach Aqreement In Paralyzing Strike   Green Calls Truman Progran Slave Labor’

R. R. Brotherhoods Forced To Accept Terms Proposed By President’s Board   After Conference In White House; Barkley Says Prospects Bright

Coal Parley Fails; U.S. Asks Miners to Keep Working   Strike Resumes as Truce Ends; Krug, Lewis Meet Again Today

Miners Stay Away From Pits as ‘Lruce Expires; Gov't Pushes. .Negotia_ tions. With Lewis: and

Talks Break up Without Accord In Coal Dispute   Krug To Confer With UMW Chief Again in Last-Minute Efforts

LEWIS AND KRUG   President Truman Failed to ‘Persuade Mine Chief to Evtened Tessea .

SEN.BARKLEY IS HOPEFUL   Troops Sent To Protect Kentucky Workers  > * *

'US, LEWIS CONFER © ON TERMS   Senator Barkley Reports Prospects ‘Hopeful’ for Early Settlement; New Threat to Nation’s Railroads

SternAction Expectedby President      Troops Are Dispatched to Kentucky to Keep Mines Going After Federal Request   Lewis Is Silent   U.M.W. Leader Has No Word on Situation for Newsmen

Talks With Lewis Continued In Aim To Halt Shutdown    Report 460,000 Diggers Absent In Soft Coal pits, Await Union Directive

Fear Lack Of Fuel Will Halt  Train Service   Lewis, U. S. Negotiators Schedule Another Meeting at 3 p. m. Today

’ —SOFT COAL — Last Hour Parleys  Break Up   Krug-Lewis Talks Continue Sunday; Ask Miners Return

Lewis Fends Krue’s Effort At Mine Pact   Morrell Voices Plea For Continued Work After Futile Parley

Negofiafions In Coal Tieup Unsuccessful  Solon Hints That  Agreement May Re in OLbinn

HOPE EXPRESSED COAL STRIKE MAY END BY TONIGHT   Four Union Leaders Conferring With Krug Today..

Negotiations In Coal Tieup Unsuccessful   Solon Hints, That Agreement May Be In Offing

—TRUMAN TACKLES NEW COAL CRISIS—  Early Settlement Is Sought By Government   Soft Coal Miners Leave Pits As Truce Ends; Await Orders From Union Boss

LEWIS CONFERS WITH KRUG ON COAL SITUATION   Barkley Says Prospects “Hopeful” After Talk With President Truman

Government Negotiating With Lewis   Most Of Soft Coal Miners Staying Home; Army Troops To Protect Kentucky Worker:

Lewis Stalks  Out of Meeting: Gives Reporters Brisk ‘Nothing’: Barkley Declares Some Hope Of Settlement After He Visits Trumar

Lewis Silent After Meeting With Krug   Will Niug  Most Of 400,000 Out Despite Seizure By Government; Await Sianal Of UMW Head

Production at Stand-— still As Truce Ends . Without a Contract Agreement: Meet Late

Lewis, Key Federal Officials Extend Strike Negotiations   Another Long Walkout by Miners Woulc Limit Renewed Rail Service In Nation

Early Settlement of Coal Dispute Seen as New Strike ls Inaugurated by Miners   Army ‘Keeping Troops Ready for Possible Strike Duty as Negotiations Are Resumed: Miners Reported Awalting for Lewis Sianal

Truman Unable To Break Mine Deadlock Now   EFFORTS CONTINUE TO SETTLE DISPUTED ISSUE

Fail Again On Coal Strike   Monday Morning Conference Brings No Agreement; Miners Stay Away From Pits

Attempts to Settle Dispute Fail   No Comment Made by Lewis or Krug After Talks

Prospects Are Held ‘H opeful’  For Agreement   Senator Barketey Makes Statement After White Honse Call; NegotiaHons Resumed   Soldiers Sent To Kentucky Mines   Will Offer Protection ‘So Workers Wanting to Retorn in Pits; Other Troops tn Readiness

TRAINS MAY AGAIN GRIND 10 A HALT   Move to Appense Lewis Farly Today Ende in Failure

Government Resumes Negotiations With John Lewis; Army Read To Protect Workers

(Government Parley With  Lewis Fails   Operations Virtually Halt As Truce Ends: Further Discussions With UMW Chief Scheduled

Lewis Meets With Krug At Canital   Intervention: — By Truman Fails To Extend Strike Truce

Army Dispatches roops to Pits      Barkley Expresses Hope for Early Solution After U. S. Resumes Negotiations With Lewi:

Krug, Lewis To Continue Peace Talks   Some Indication Of An Early Agreement; Troops Sent Into Kentucky.

Coal Talks Bring No Agreement   Continuation of Mining Operations Monday Still Doubtful.

Barkley Sees End for Coal Strike   Prospects Are Termed “Hopeful” After White House Session

Unable to Settle Strike That Has Halted Virtually All Soft Coal Production.   TO MAKE ANOTHER TRY:   A Second Meeting Between Lewis and Krug to Be This Afternoon.

Lewis Meets With Federal Mine Chiefs   First Conference Today Fails But Another Called; Mines Shutdown

Agreement Seen: Lewis, Leaders Plan New Meet   Troops Are Sent Into Kentucky To Halt Trouble

COAL WALK-OUT AS TRUCE ENDS   Miners Awaiting Word From John L. Before Going Back To  ~ Work; Coal Strike   May Tie Up Railroads Again.

Troops Alerted For Duty In Mine Walkout   Few Diggers Report For Work After Tere Cade

' Miners Stay Away From Pits as ‘lruce Expires; Gov't Pushes Negotiations With Lewis and Operators... the ae 9 ANE

Barkley Claims Prospects for Accord ‘Hopeful   Virtually All Mines In Nation Close as Negotiations Resume

Miners Staying Home; Truman Fails to Obtain  Longer Truce   All Trains Running Again But Fuel Problem Poses Threat

Government And Lewis To Meet Again   Miners’ Boss Stalks Out Of Meeting Room

Coal Conference Fails; Unions Bitter Against  Draft-Strike Proposal

Coal Peace Efforts Fail   Krug Appeals to Miners to Return To Jobs as Parley Breaks Up

No Settlement In Soft Coal Tie-Up   Lewis and Krug in Session for Second Time Today   NEAR AN AGREEMENT   The Rail Strike Was. Settled Late Saturday Afternoon

Prospect for Settlement Of __ Coal Strike “Hopeful” Aiter Conference Cf Lewis - Leader:

KRUG, LEWIS WILL CONFER  AGAIN TODAY   Fail to Agree This Morning; Barkley Says Outlook Hopeful

Strike Threatens To Flag To Early Stop Many Trains Put Back into Operation  Saturday.   GOVERNMENT, LEWIS UNABLE TO AGREE

Second Session LinedUp For3PM   Lewis, Committee - Fail To Agree - Morning

Arabs Assail  Truman for His Statement   Committee Urges Him To Admit Jews to  U. S.; Tension Eases Throughout Palestine

Arabs Protest ‘Irresponsible Statements.  By President   Call on Truman . To Open America To Immigration — By Homeless Jews

Arabs Protest Truman Speech  Tell President To Onen TT & Te Tnwe

TRUMAN TOLD TO TAKE JEWS INTO AMERICA   Arabs’ Executive Group Accuses President Of Irresponsibility

Truman Policy Toward Palestine Has Been Assailed   Arab Higher Executive Committee Charges Him With “Irresponsibility”

Jerusalem Arabs Blast at Truman   Committee Says U. S. Should Admit Jews

Arab Leaders Rap Attitude Of Truman   President Accused of Making Statements Termed Irresponsible

Ask U.S. To Admit Jews   ‘Irresponsible’ Statements of Truman Attacked by Arabs

ARABS WANT JEWS SENT TO AMERICA   Letter Accuses President Truman of “trresponsible Statements”

HIGH RANKING .POLICE oF. FICAL SAYS VIRGINIA PROFESSOR WAS NAMED AT MONTREAL

SAYS NAZI SPIES  ACTIVE INU. S   Name of One Mentioned by Canadian Police Official

‘Tass Charges Seen. [As An Effort To — \Discredit M’Arthur   Urges Examination Of Army Verdicts

CLAIM PROGRAM TO OBSTRUCT ALLIED OCCUPATION STARTS   The Movement, As Described ~ By. Allied Headquarters In Tokyo, Seeks To Discredit MacArthur, Force © Policy, Command Chanves

Campaign Started To Discredit Gen. MacArthur  Occupation Policy Changes Are Sought in Japan

MacArthur Staff Says USSR. Diseredits Chief   International Smear Campaign Seer As Pressure for Policy Changes— U. 8. Left-Wine Press Mav Snipe

Allied Headquarters — in Tokyo Suspects Plot to Discredit General and Force Further Occupation Policy Changes.

RUSSIA ACCUSED OF PLOT AGAINST GEN. MACARTHUR  SPOKESMAN CLAIMS  KOREA COMPLAINTS ARE PART OF PLAN

TASS STORY SEEN PART OF PLOT 10 SMEAR M’ARTHUE   U. S. Military Command Has No Part in Stirring Morean Protect:

PROGRAM EXISTS TO DISCREDIT GEN, MAG ARTHUR   Would Force Further Changes In Present Occupation Policies.   A SPOKESMAN COMMENTS   On a Charge By the Russian Tass News Agency On Korea.

Tass Report Is Diseredit To MacArthur   Spokesman Says Assertior Tries to Force Change In Occupation,   INVOLVES KOREA

Smith Beains as Envoy to Russia   Round of Official Visits Is Under Way

DIPLOMATIC CALLS MADE BY SMITH .   Procedure Dictated By Protocol Rules; Sees Dean Of Corps

Vets Demand . Special Session  Of Legislature   ~600-Stage March © On State Capitol; _ Seek Compensation

Veterans March On Harrisburg; Demands Citec   Protest Non-Payment Of State Unemployment -Compensation

General Motors Chrysler To Be Targets, Also   Union's Campaign Is Aimed at Recovering Time Back to 1940

ALL THAT’S LEFT   Summary of Federal Curbs Surviving Truman Order

TO BECOME EFFECTIVE ON FRIDAY   Holds Position Longer Than Any Other In-  terior Secretary  §°

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Will Probe Charge Of kraud Against Alano Company

Ceilings Off Flour, Bread By Week End   Federal Authorities Moving Rapidly To Decontrol Products Of Nation's Bakeries.

Action to Affect Bakery Products Reported Officially Slated Soon;  Ruline Eases Restrictions on Grain

REST OF FOOD CONTROLS END DURING WEEK   OPA Expected To Give Up Bread, Flour Soon; More Grain To Brewers

FLOUR AND BREAD TOBE DELISTED   Bakery Price Curbs Also to End This Week; Grain Controls Relaxed

Flour, Bred, Other Bakery Goods'ToBe Decontrolled   Government Action’ Expected: By the End of This Week Says an Official Today

OPA To Discard Bakery Controls   Flour, Bread and Bak ery Products to Be Decontrolled

CONTROLS OFF FLOUR THIS WEEK   Lid Expected to be Of Bread and Bakery Products Also by End of Week — Brewers and Distillers to be Allowed More Grain.

Controls on Flour Go Off This Week   Grain to Be Released for Bakers and Brewers

PRICE CONTROLS ON BAKERY GOODS OFF DURING WEEK   Expect Announcement To B Made Concerning Flour And Bread

Settlement of Strikes Await Price Policy   Government to Make  Stand Known as Soon As Decision Has Been Completely Troned Out

Use Emergency Crews on Boats   Await Reaction of Longshoremen to Government Seizure

Relief Sought In Industrial Strife Of UI. §.   Decision On Steel Price May Be Made With Statement Of General Program

Capital Seeks Way To Ease Strike Crisis   Truman Aides Study Possible Revisions To Price Program

Statement On New Price-Pay Policy Delayed   Last-Minute Differences Over Strike Peace Plan Being Ironed Out.

Cheap Homes Is Aim Despite Deconirols..   1947 Building Goal . Believed Possible .if ‘Priorities Continued

Attempt To Hold Vets Home Cost At Same Levels   Wyatt Worried About Out look But Hopes To Maintain Priorities

VIRTUALLY ALL OPA CEILINGS ABOLISHED   Wyatt Hopes to Salvage Vets’ Housing Program, However

Romance of British Princess and Greek Prince Like Burst of Sunshine in Storm Cloud

ROYAL ROMANCE AGAIN BUDDING —THIS TIME BETWEEN PRINCESS OF BRITAIN AND CREEK COUSIN

Meat Packing ‘House Union  Calls Strike   Walkout Against Nation’s ~ Major Packers Ordered For January 16

Ask Hourly Wage Boost Of 25 Cents   Would Affect All Major ‘Plants and Cut Off Most Of Meat Supply

Big Four Of Meat Packing Industry To Be Hit By — Walkout On January 16

U.S. Meat Famine Threatened By” CLO. Strike Call   Nationwide Tieup Scheduled For January 16

Meat Packers’ Union Orders Strike Jan. lo   CIO Demands Wage Increases of 25 Cents an Hour; Butcher Shelves. Expected To Be Bare In Two Weeks

January 16 Set As Deadline For Union Walkout   West Fargo Plants To Be Affected By _ Nationwide Strike 

Layoff to Cut Meat Supply   Union Seeks 25-Cent Per Hour Wage Increase; Predicts All Butchers’ Shelves to Be Empty

lo Enforce Their Demand Kor Wage Increase Of 25¢ Hour.   BUTCHER SHOPS BARE IN TWO WEEKS   95 Percent of Meat Packing Workers Will Join Strike.

Correia Accepts A. F. of Le Offer; Returns To Job —  WORKERS AT MAJOR MEAT PACKING HOUSES VOTE FOR STRIKE JAN. 16

WALKOUT 10.HIT HOUSTRY'S BI 4, 143 OTHER FIRMS    Stoppage Set for Jan. 16 to Support Demands for 25¢ Hour Wage Increase   SOME PLANTS TO ESCAPE   AFL Employes Not to Join Tieup Which May Affect 95: Pct. of Workers

Billion Spent Despife Curb Qn Construction   Approvals Given For Non-Essential Building Projects

Non-Home Construction Since Establishing of Government Controls Exceeds Billion

Non-Residential Building Cut By Government  More Materials For New Homes

CPA Heads Making Report On Findings of Housing For Vets, Business Firms   Much of Construction of Non-Home Building Started Before Order Passed; Denial Orders Increase Weekly

illion in Non-Home Construction Has  bewe  Been Approved by Gov’t Since March

Nonhousing Building Amounts to $1.3 Billion Since Curtailment Order

Over $1 Billion Of Non-Home  (Construction Authorized Sine. ‘March But Ratio Now Reversed   Nen - Residential Construction Now Being Sharoly Reduced.

BILLION AND THIRD NON-HOME BUILDING APPROVED BY U. 5.  CONTROLS NOW WORKING HOWEVER, AND RATIO

$1,370,000,00 0 NEW NON-HOME BUILDING OK'D   Over 31,000 Applications For Stores, Factories, Other Non - Residential  Construction Approved In  1 Weeks.

WARNS OF LEAK ON ATOM BOMB   Congressional Probe, Spy Ring in Canada Cited by Grove’s Aides

U.S, OFFIECR . ASSERTS MANY DETAILS. TOL   ROUNDUP IN CANADA {8 BEING CLOSELY FOLLOWED BY HIGH GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS IN WASHINGTON

Says Many Atom ‘Leaks’ Discovered   Gen. Groves Declines. However, to Specify Sources

VESSELS TIED UP IN PORTS   Union Threatens Further Action If Government Tries to Sail Ships

All Labor May Be Asked To Support Maritime Walkout   Government Move tc Operate Ships Will Precipitate Action, AFL Spokesman Save

Nationwide Strike Threatened   Seamen Talk Genera Walkout If Troops Move Merchant Ships

Government Effort To Move Ships May Start Such Action   Both Coasts and Gulf Ports Are Closed Up Tight for Shipping

Relief Cargo Tied Up in UNRRA Ships   Import and Export of Vital Raw Materials Halted—Passenger Traffic Suspended

MAY ORDER ALL OUT IF NATION TOUCHES SHIPS   Govt. Threatens To Move Ships In Maritime Crisis; Union Threatens To Call All Organized Labor Off Jobs In All  Industries.

Union Claim: 2,900 Ships Now Tied Up   Promise of Further Steps If Government Tries to Move Vessels Made by S.LU. Spokesman

PROTEST PLA TO INTERFERE IN WALKOUT   Government Says It Will Move Struck Ships   SHIPPING STRIKE   Regarded Fully Effective; 250,000 Tons Of Relief Cargo Tied Up

To Issue Call ale Government Moves Any Ship          .. ¥. Taghoat € re ‘Surikers: Pori  < Join’ loseds > fen Idle.

Seana 's: Union- Head: Says That If Government: Moves  Any Ships: During Strike Organized Labor Will Be Asked to Quit Work   World’s Greatest Maritime Fleet © - . Landlocked Behind Picket Lines

AFL Seamen Map Plan To Ask All Unions for Aid   Nationwide Walkout Hinted if Government Acts To Move Ships

lell Government Not To Attempt Ship Movement   Report Walkout Now 100 % Effective; Half Million Men Idled At U. S. Ports

Ship Union In Threat of Drastic Act   “To Appeal to All U.S. Organized Labor if "Vessels Moved.”

Sympathy Call Slated If Vessels Are Moved  OP ees ee DPaescennnank Lawes Qian   Transocean Passenger Lines Stop As Seamen Lenethen Picket Lines

Maritime Leader Says Workers Will Ask Wide Support If Government Moves Any Ships As Suggested; Calls Walkouts 100% Effective

Government Moving Ships Would Bring Walkout of All Unions—Leader Says

Sea Union Fights Shipping Proposal   To Seek Support of Labor Council If Government Handles Vessels; New York City Tug Tieup Started -

Threatens To Call General Labor Strike   Ponl Hall Declares “We Will Call on AH Organ. ized Labor to Come Out With Us   Would Appeal Through Locals   Believes Effectiveness of Seamen's Strike Begin- ing lo Tell; Expects to Win

Don’t Try To Move Ships, Govt. Warned   Step Would Bring Walkout Call To All Labor, Says Union Leader.

To Be Called  If Government Takes Over Ships   Thousands Of Vessels And Half Million Men Idle In Greatest Maritime Strike

General Strike Threat Voiced   Seafarer Spokesman Says Unions May Call All Organized Labor Out if U. S. Runs Ships

Would Act If Government Moves Ships   Maritime Fleet Landlocked By Walkout

HANDS OFF? SEAMEN WARN OVERNMENT   Union Threatens Nation-Wide Strike If U. S. Attempts ta Move Shins.

A NATION-WIDE GENERAL STRIKE 1S THREATENED   A Union Threat to Call on All Organized Labor to Walk Out.   WARNING IS ISSUED   If the Government Moves “Any of Our Ships,” Maritime Officials Said.

Vessels Feeling Severe  Attacks   Picketing Seamen Are Threatening Government

A.F.L SEAMEN THREATEN CALL FOR ALL T0 QUIT   Tie-Up Of Country’s Ports 100 Per Cent Effective, Union Agent Says

Will Make Appeal via  Councils      Spokesman Says Tieup Is 100 Per Cent and Effectiveness Is Seen Everywhere  2,500 Ships Idle Picketing Will Extend  to Tughoats With A.F.L. Crews

Will Be Called If Government Seizes Vessels   Maritime Walkout Called “100 Percent Effective’; Ocean Travel Is Halted

‘Threaten To Call A General Strike   . Union Official Warns Gov. ermment Against Moving Ships:   Both American and Foreign Vessels Hit by the  ‘ Tie-Ln

Total . Strike Threat   Seamen Say They Will Ask Labor To Call Nation-Wide Walkout tf U. S. Moves Ships

—MARI TIME— Seamen May Ask Aid Of All Labor  Ready To Act If  TT @ WA... 22°...

Act To Enforce Tieup of Ships   Due if Government Moves Vessels. Plan

Warns Moving Of Vessels To Bring Action   Thousands Of Ships Idle In Ports On All Coasts

General Strike Threatened if U.S. Moves Ships   Seamen’s: Walkout 100 Per Cent In American Ports

Union Replies To U.S. Threat To Move Ships   Agent Says Strike Call Would Be Made To All Central Labor Councils Throughout Nation

TEMPERATURES:   Government Is Challenged By Marine Unions   Thousands Of Ships idle; Movement Of Vital Cargos Halts

Seafarers’ Chiof May Call  fowl aD  On All Organized Labor To Walk Out in Protest

Union Threatens To Call on All Organized Labor for Support if Government  Moves Any Ships.   ety AWM WET AY WT CYT   CLAIM WALK-OUT IS 100% EFFECTIVE

Threatens To Spread Strike If U. S. Moves   Union Leader Defieg Government To Try To Sail Ships As  Tieuww Grows Worse

To Call Crippling Tieup If Government Moves Any Struck Ships Agent Says

Nationwide General Strike Threat — Voiced by Union as Consequence Of Any US Attempt to Move Ship:

WORST OF BREAD SHORTAGE SAID _ TO BE OVER   Supply of Flour Will Jump If Congress Acts, Says Miller.

INSTALLING DEMOCRACY IN GERMANY PRESENTS GREATER PROBLEM THAN DEFEATING HITLER'S WAR MACHINE

THE WORLD TODAY Rehabilitation Permits No Coddling of German  es PeceNT Sew.

Reeducating Reich Found ‘Mighty Task   No- Coddling. of. Ger_mans3 Toughest Spot I        LSedup-B Of 14. and’ 35-—-HitTortoed Flemeni .

BODIES OF FIVE ARRIVE TODAY   Those Slain In Yugoslavia To Receive Full Military Honors

Deadlock Spurs Plans To Strike   No Break In CIO, Ship owners Dispute

Deadlock Is Unbroken In Key Dispute   Labor Department Optimistic But There Still Is No Sign Of Break In Dispute Involvmg Six Uni. ong   AFL WALKOUT STRIKE THREAT SUBSIDES

CIO Maritime Units Speeding Walkout Plans   Immediate Threat of AFL Strike Eased; Pacific Talks Due

NMU SPURS ITS STRIKE PLAN AS AFL NEGOTIATES   Walkout Cocling As AFL Sailors: Agree To Talks

UNION LEADERS PROCEED WITH WALKOUT PLANS   No Sig nof Break in Disputes Involving U, S, Shipping

Stalemate In Debate Spurs C.1.0. Group   A. F. of L. Walkout Threat Subsides As Bargaining Is Resumed

C10 MARITIME © UNIONS PUSH STRIKE PLANS   No Break Yet Apparent In Dispute That May Bring Walkout June 15.

UNIONS MAP MARITIME STRIKE PLANS   A.F.L. Seamen Agree To Resume Talks With Operators

AFL Walkouts Subside But No Break Appears; Strike Set Next Saturday

Million Dollar Strike Fund Is Being Readied   Union, Operators  Are Still Far Apart

CEILINGS MAY RISE ON MEAT; NO RATIONING   EXPERTS PREDICT SHORTAGE WON'T LAST LONG

Meat Searce As Ceilings Clamped on Again Today   Government Shun: Rationing Talk; Higher Prices Seen More Likelw

OPA Price Tags  Back On Nation's  Meat Counters  Lid Clamped Down Agai Amid Complaints, Talks  Ml Maw Inerascac

Meats Placed ‘Under OPA Price Lid   ‘ Talk of Increased - Ceilings, Shortages Heard

Meats Placed ‘Under  OPA Price Lid   . Talk of Increased  Geilings, — -’ Shortages Heard.

Experts Believe — the Present Shortage Will Last Only A Manth--Ox Two But. doo Early te Say

Pauley Under Fire Before Senate Group   Administration of FDR Brought Into  Committee Testimony   Nazi Tycoons May Escape Trial

Byrnes Sees No Immediate Danger of War   But Warns Nations May Seek Advantages Won Only by War

TRUMAN HAS NO PLANS FOR Bic THREE MEETING   Chief Exécutive Announces _ Backing of Foreign Policy Speech by Byrnes

TRUMAN COOL TO PLAN FOR BIG 3 MEET   Gives Fuil Support to Policy Statement By Byrnes

President—Not— Contemplating Another Meeting of Big Three in Near Future   NO STATEMENT TO BE MADE ON FOREICN PLANS

Continued on Page 1      HEAVY LOSS IN STILLWATER FIRE   Flames Under Control Afte1 Six-Hour Battle

U. S. Aims Death Blow  At Klansmen   State And Federal Authorities Hope To Forestall Revival Of Order

U.S., States Aim Knockout ‘Blow At KKK   Government Steps Up Its Attack To Kick Prop From Under Hooded Order's Revival

Four Killed By Storm   Five Others Injured In Eastern States;  aoe, ee oe 

AT LEAST FOUR DEAD AS RESULT OF HURRICANE-TYPE STORMS IN SOUTH NEW ENCLAND TUESDAY

Storms in East Take Four Lives   Damage Estimated More Then Million

Storms Sweep Eastern States   Near-Hurricane Kills Four, Injures Five: Damage Is Heavy

Thunderstorms Kill 4 Persons in Eastern Area   Damage More Then a_ Million Dollars; Auburn and Elmira Take Beatings; Five Persons Reported Injured

RIVER JORDAN A FLOP T0 BOYLE   Correspondent Finds It Most Disappointing Sight In 100,000 Miles Of Travel.

Arthur Donovan Is Put On $2,500 Bail   Boxing Referee Free Pend. ing Inquiry into Death of David S. Corcoran

Arthur Donovan Is Free on Bail   Boxing Referee Await: Inquiry Into Death of Corcoran —

Boxing Referee ls Out on Bait   Donovan Arrested On Assault Charge

ATOM STUDENT SENT TO PRISON   British Charge Or. May ‘Unknown Persons’

UITY SERVICE IN ROCHESTER IS HALTED   Labor Lockout Is Spreading to All Public Departments

Senator Wheele Pledges Aid To Dairymen Here  Montana Solon Says Producers in Need of Assistance

Senator Wheeles Pledges Aid Te Dairymen Here  Montana Solon Says  Producers in Al.g-] «af Accietnnsroa

All-Girl Orchestra‘s Plane Crashes Into Sea; Rescued by Jap Fishermen

Still Search For Solution In Palestine   Atlee Says Hotel Bombing Will Not Deter British  Government

Bombing Termed Horrible Outrage   British Continue Search for Final Solution of Issues.

BOMBING WON'T DIVERT BRITAIN, ATTLEE CLAIMS   Says Blast Was Worst of Many BHarrihle OQutracad

City of Oakland Made Dictator to Prevent Anarchy   Unions Relax Blockade and Talk Peace With Officials

Belay Action On Draft) =  Senate Dallies While Army Grows Weaker

Six weeks delay is attributed to heavy legislative schedule   White house statement indicates new date will be about Jalyv 1

Workers Clash With Police i in Philadelphia   3000 Marchers Break  Police Lines; Police  Scatter Pickets and Arrest 20 Persons —

STORM LINES AT PLANT IN PHILADELPHIA   iistimated Number of Injured Ranges as High as 20 in One of the Most Violent of Postwar Labor Disputes.

Score Arrested, 20 Persons Hurt {n Violent Melee With GE Crews; Mounted Officers Disperse 3,600

Pickets and Cops Stage Free-for-al   Mounted Policemen Rout Marchers; 20 Persons Estimated Injured.

Labor Violence In Philadelphia Worst Since War   Score of Persons Arrested; Woman Is Trampled by Horse

Police, Pickefs Battle at Plant In Philadelphia   One of Most Violent Outbreaks of Post-Wa Labor Controversies

3, 000 Marchers Battle Massed Police During Free-For-All Before GE Plant

Union Leaders In Conference With Officials  Score Or More Hu: And 15 Arrested 1.

POLICE LINES BROKEN IN A FREE-FOR - ALL   Second Day of Rioting During Which Strikers Defy Injunction Against Mass Picketing  ORGANIZER IN CUSTODY

THREE THOUSAND JUIN IN NEW FIGHTS WITH PHILDELPHIA POLICE  MARCHERS CATHER AT

Three Thousand Marchers Break Police Lines   Violence Renewed At Strikebound General Electric Company Plant At Philadelphia

20 Injured As CIO Marchers Rush Officers   Outbreak Called One of Most Violent in PostWar Labor Strife ~

Strikers Battle Police   Violent Outbreak In Labor Disputes In Philadelphia;  Score Arrested

Rout Marchers After. Breaking Police Lines   3,000 Break Through Police Lines, Bowling Over Motorcycle Officers — Union Chief Calls on 25,000 CIO Members to Halt Work. March to Citv Hall

Throngs Of GE Strikers Swarm Philadelphia City 'Hall Following Violence

VIOLENT OUTBREAK BY G. E. STRIKERS   3,000 Philadelphia Marchers Break Thru Police  Lines

Police Battle Strikers in Philadelphia   Free-for-All Fight Follows March On City Hall Today

Strikers And Police In Battle   GE Workers in Philadelphia Stage Free-for-all; At Least 20 Iniuvred

THREE THOUSAND JOIN IN. NEW FIGHTS WITH PHILDELPHIA POLICE  MARCHERS GATHER AT CITY HALL AFTER BIG

PHILADELPHIA ~ MAYOR HEARS 6. E. COMPANY WORKERS   Strikers Were Driven) From Around the Plant By the Police,   MARCHED ON CIPY HALL   Police Extimated Between Be. iween 3000 and S000 Persons.

Demand Audience With Mayor After Being Driven From GE Plant; 5,000 Join in Parade

Marchers Break Through Lines Of Officers  Ge Ee gee “Soap S Te Ne   Scores Arrested After Melee At Philadelphia

Free-for-All Battle On fi Philadelphia   GE Workers Fight Police in Most Violent Outbreak

1-Hour General é"" 3 Called In -%, adelphia Area   pe ak £2 CIO Leaders =a & Contempt Charges

3,000 Break      Estimated Number Of Ins jured Ranges As High As 20 In Philadelphia.   ISCORE ARE ARRESTED

20 Injured In Battle In Philadelphia   Most Violent .Of Postwar Outbreaks

Strikers Battle Police    Free-For-All Skirmish As GE Workers March On City Hall to Protest Police. Brutality

Three Thousand Marchers Disrupt Police Lines at GE Philadelphia Factory

VIOLENCE MARKS OUTBREAK   Hope Wanes For Averting Strike Of Telephone Workers

Free-for-All Begins After Marchers U pset Policemen   ‘round 20 Injured in Strike Disorders: Fail To Settle Telephone Dispute In Washington

Temperatures   Three Thousand Marchers Break Police Line, Then Are Routed By Mounted Officers; Efforts to Avert Phone Strike Get Setback

OMAGH RANKS Dt MARCHERS WITH HORSES   ‘New Violence Breaks Out ai Strikebound GE Plant in Philadelohia.

MARCHERS: BREAK POLICE LINES AT GENERAL ELECTRIC PLANT: : UNION CHARGES ‘POLICE BRUTAL’

3000 MARCHERS BREAK THROUGH POLICE LINES   MOUNTED POLICEMEN GALLOP INTO RANKS OF DEMONSTRATORS

Score Hurt As Strikers Battle Cops   3,000 Marchers Break Police Lines In Second  Day Of Philly Riots.

Injunction Against Mass Picketing Defied By Workers In Philadelphia

MARCH ON CITY HALL IS MADE   Electric Workers Are Driven from Streets at Plant

Police Battle Strikers in Philadelphia  Fre Antti Fallawe Mar   Free-for-All Fight Follows March On City Hall Today

GE Pickets Battle With Police Again   Mounted Officers Break Up Marchers; 20 Reported Injured; Many Arrested

U.S. Soldiers ‘Taken for Ride’ by Marriage-Hungry European Girls

Ag Strength Financially Increases   BANKERS ASSOCIATION TELLS OF IMPROVEMENT HOWN ABOUT TEXAS.

BRITONS SUPPORT EX-G. 1. IN FIGHT   FIVE THOUSAND ASK HE BE  ALLOWED TO REMAIN AFT ER OUSTER ORDER.

Ex-Finnish President Is Sentenced   Ryti Given 10 Years at Hard Labor, Others Lesser Punishment for Leading Finland into War

Ryti One OLEight (uilty Of Leading Nation Into War   Charged With Engineering Russian Conflict While AHened With Germany

Ryti Gets 10 Yearsin Prison For Leading Finns Into War  Seven Other Former Leaders Canbancrad hu fnarial Caurt

Hard Labor for Finnish Leader  Former President Led Nation to War

FINNS RECEIVE PRISON TERMS   Risto Ryti, Ex-President, Given 10 Years for Role Acainst Russia ..

Ryti Gets 10 YearsFor  War On Red:   7 Other Finns Are Imprisoned

SENTENCE FINN WAR OFFICIALS   Eight Convicted By Special “People’s Court,” Then Given Terme

Spanish Issue Probe Certain   Council Convenes — Tuesday Following Easter Recess

U.N. Sessions Are In Recess   World Issues May Be Some. what Composed During Intermission Of Parley

Britain Proposes Nations Reveal Strength of Armies at Home, Abroad, Agree to International Inspection

BRITISH ADVANCE PLAN FOR WORLD ARMS SURVEY   U. S, Reported to. Be Opposed to” New Plan

DREAT BRITAIN ASKS CHECK ON TROOP FIGURES   fystem To Safeguard Accu: racy Urged By Delegate Before UNO Group

Reports on Troops By Jan. 1 Sought   UN Urged To Establish World Inspection Board

BRITAIN WANTS ARMY STRENGTE OF UN BE GIVEN   Also Seeks Establishment 0 International Inspection System

RUSSIA BLASTS TRUSTEE IDEAS   mbassador H Hits Britair for Not Asking Plan for Palestine

Reds Oppose Paris Peace Conference   Big Five Foreign Ministers Meet Before May 1

SPECIAL SESSION IS NOT CERTAIN      Gov. Kelly Still . Undecided.As to Wisdom of Move

Terms Award to Firm Indefensible   Chairman Mead Says 'E’ Award to Batavia Firm Had Derogatory Effect on Producers

“E” Award To Batavia Scored   Never Would Have Been Given Except For May Intervention, Says Pettit

Mead Flays ‘FE’ Award  To: Batavia   Ordnance’ Official Testifies: Procedure Unusual In - Conferrine Pennant.

MEAD SCORES AWARD OF ‘EF’ TO WAR PLANT   Ordnance Chairman Says Only May’s Intercession Got Pennant for Firm

Senator Mead Pictures as ‘Indefensible’ Granting of Recognition to Metal Co.

Riot Breaks Out On ‘Rock’ Of Government   One Guard Pays With His Life During Struggle

eo ee oe  ‘Alcatraz Desperadoes Kill Officer, Wound 14 In Jail Break Attempt

Ten Hostages Rescued; Convicts Pinned Down  To Six Cells In Prison

Nation Faces Car Shortage   ‘Steps Taken to Meet the .Acute Shortage af Freight Cars

FES VES   Agriculture Saerétary—-Em planes After Learning Mather Sertouely Ill

Clint Anderson's  Mother Is Dead   Was Longtime Resident Of Susanville, Cal.

Atomie Bomb Damage Survey Reports Differ   Forrestal Surprised at Unimportant Damage; General Ramey says Operation Successful

bomb Power Against Ships Still Subject  Of Areument   Second Atom Bomb To Be Under Water, May Be Dropped  In 2 or 4 Weeks

OPINIONS ON BIKINI BOMB TEST DIFFER   Official And Unofficial Evidence Varies As  To Effectiveness

Opinions Vary On Success of Bomb Blast   Believe Early Reports Do Not Provide. A . True Picture .” Of Blast

Estimates Of Atom Test Damage Vary   Forrestal Surprised At ‘Relatively Unimportant’’ Results

Noted Flier Wages Fight To Recover   resident Truman Wire Hughes Words Of Encouragement

Sleepy Senate Approves Rebirth Of Price Controls At 1:56 A. M.; Bill Goes To House; Entire Measure May Be Rewritten.      HUGHES CLINGS STUBBORNLY ON   No Change Noted In Condition Popular Pilot; One Lung Not Functioning; Many Well-Wishers.

AIR PACT WITH RUSSIA SOUGHT   U. S. Plans To Negotiate With Soviets For Use Of Air Fields ....

Ten Feeble Old Men Meet In What May Be The Last ‘Encampment Of The G.A.R.

IO ‘Boys In Blue’ Present For S0Oth Annual Encampment of ‘Grand Army

“White Supremacy Group Presents Medal to Youth For Blackjackinge Necro

GENERAL RAIN’S SEEN !N STATE   Weather Bureau Indicates Only Slight Mercury Drop Will Come Tonight

Soviet Press ‘Lauds Work Of U.N.   Declares Assembly ‘Session “Fruitful,” And of Benefit to the Cause of World Peace

RUSSIAN PRESS HAILS MEETING   Izvestia Sees Progress Ir Efforts Toward Peace

COP Leaders In State Are Meeting Today    Republican House and Senate To Name Legislature Officials — State Committee  Also Meets.

STRIKERS ARE JOINING MOBS - ROAMING CIT!   ‘BUILDINGS BURNED AS REVOLT STARTED BY INDIAN NAVY SAILORS SPREADS —  TO CIVILIANS

5 New Cases Filed in Court Durina Week.   $1200 Damages Are Sought in Auto Wreck Case

BLASTS HALT RAIL TRAFFIC IN PALESTINE   Extremists Dynamite Tracks Over Widespread Area in Sahatanea famnsaian

NEW VIOLENCE IN PALESTINE   ALL RAIL TRAFFIC HALTED A‘ RESULT OF DYNAMITING OF “TRACKS BY: EXTREMISTS

ALL RAIL TRAFFIC IN PALESTINE IS HALTED IN WAKE OF BLASTS   Tracks And Bulldings Wreck: ed By Explosions

Dynamiting {n Palestine Halts ~All Rail Trathic   Widespread Dynamiting Of Railroads Is Reported In Palestine

Governor Gates Issues Order After No Major Disorders Occur At Struck Rex Factory; Light Rain Scatters Would-Be Pickets

OFFERED JOB TO HALT INQUIRY OF WAR PROFITS   Report O’Connell Offered $10,000 lor ‘Campaign’

O'CONNELL NAMES CHAVEZ “FRIEND” INSTO,OGO OFFER   New Mexico Senator Denies ‘Story; May linked to  War Cantenete

May Denies Profits on  War Deals   Congressman Says He Helped ‘Paper Empire’ But Never Received Money

Strike Control Bill Up for Passage But Senate or Truman Will Finish It

House Passe: Anti-Strike Legislation   WASHINGTON, Feb. 7 — (AP) —The House today passed 257 to 155 the hotlydisputed Case Bill to eurb and seek settlements of jabor strife,

Factions in China Swap  Accusations  Flurry of Charges Appear, However, To Be Subsiding

DREAMBUAT TURNS BACK TO PARIS AS SPARKPLUGS FOUL      May Attempt. Speed Record to New York Later; in Air For Short Time

Two Threats to Blow Up Scotland Yards   The Yard and Marble Arch to Hyde Park Marked for Blast.

VOW T0 BLAST SCOTLAND YARD   World Famous Police Center Discloses Threat To Blow Up Institution.

Sfeps Taken to Discourage  Black Markets   Subsidy Penalty Is Invoked by Government

PACKERS FACE SUBSIDY LOSS FOR DEALING   OPA Schedules Fight Against Living Cost Rise

Turkey Is Willing To Talk Soviet Dardanelles Plan  All Interested Nations _ Would Participate  In Newest Discussions

Turks Ready to Discuss Straits   ‘ Parley Must Include - All Nations Signing Montreux Pact —~

ONE 1S KILLED, FIFTY INJURED   “Switch Faure’ Blamed for Acctdent,

One Dead, 50 Are Injured, Train Wreck   U. P. Streamliner Is Rammed Head-On In Oregon Collision

Attlee is Given Confidence Vote      Many Members of Parliament-Absent-

‘Cheek. Shows Laborite MPs Withheld Vote   High Number Of. Those Not Voting Called “Dis.  turbine.’

BRITISH SPLIT SEEN UNHEALED   Large Confidence Vote Absention Cited

Split Not Healed  160 British MPs Abstained In Foreign Policy Confidence Vote

British Labor Party Split Is Not Yet Healed   Over 100 Abstentions Ir Parliament’s Confidence  Vote On Policy.

BRITISH SPLIT IS NOT HEALED   Vote for Attlee Is Unanimous, But Many Tahorites Didn’t Vote

ATTLEE LACKS SUPPORT OF 160   That Number Refrains From Balloting In Vote Of Confidence  ‘REVOLT’ MAY RECUR

Labor Members Refuse To Vote   160 Members of Parliament Fail To Participate In Vote of Confidence

@ PAUL MALLON Man “In Know” Predicts Only One Union—That of Lewis

Rare” Isotope, Made  - At Rate of % Ounce Yearly,. Is Like  Microscope for Analyzing. —

Development of ‘Carbon 13’ Hailed As Big Advance in Medical Research

 Expanded Production of New Carbon Tsotope, Which Many Rank With Y¥-Rav as Medical Tool. Announced

Much Interest In Constable, Sheriff Races   Idea] Weather Is Favoring Voters

West Virginian’s Eyes Beat Radar, Sioht First Iceberg of Byrd Trip

Snags Again Delay Announcement of  Wage-Price Policy  White House Confirms Changes in U. S. Economic High Command Ce

Truman Sees Pay-Price Control Shift   Rumored Shakeups Wait Clearing Of Snags in Policy

Snags Again Delay Announcement of Wage-Price Policy White House Confirms Changes in U. S.  Economic High Command in Prospect: No Names Are Mentioned

Snags Again Delay Rev ised Price Police ‘Vy   Shift in Economic High Command Is Confirmed: Strike Curb Plan Due Soor

SNAGS DELAY REVISED WAGE ~ PRICE POLICY   SHAKEUP EXPECTED IN U. S. ECONOMIC HIGH COMMAND

Snags Delay Details Of New Policy   Bowles Believed Ready To Take Over As Chief Stabilizer

CAPITAL HEARS OPA HEAD WILL . REPLACE COLLET   Snyder Probably Will Be  Stripped of Overriding  Powers He Has Ex ercised in Past.   ANTI-STRIKE FORMULA AGAIN IS DELAYED   Industry Launches Campaign for Removal of Price Controls From Manufactured Goods.

Snags Delay Wage-Price  Agreement   Economic. Leader Changes Confirmec  By White House

SNAES DELAYING REVISED POLICY   Wage- Price . Proposals Considered By Top U. S. Officials -

White House Confirms _ Changes in Economic Command in Prospect; NAM Hits Price Controls,

NAM Demands “Shackle: of Price Control” Be Re moved From Manufactured Goods; Industry Resents Bowles.

ARGENTINA FILES PROTEST AGAINST SPEECH OF CHAVEZ   Remarks of Senator at Mexico City Inaugural Cause of International Rift

Will H. Hays Dies In California,  Farmer. Not Czar Of Moving Pictures

FIREMAN ADMITS TAKING JEWELRY   Belonged to Persons Losing Lives in Hotel Fire.

SPEEDY ACCORD SEEN IN STRIKE   Maritime Commission ant U.S. Labor Officials Fashion Plan

Quick Settlement Of Strike in View   Schwellenbach Plots Maritime Agreement

Lengthy Parley Seems Indicated.  Byrnes Needs Aid   Senator Vandenburg Also Summoned, Wil] Leave By Plane Next Week   NEED TO EXPLAIN ANY CONESSIONS   Byrnes May Need Aic To Combat Oratory Of Russjan Delegates

SEN, CONNALLY LEAVES FOR PARIS MEET   Answers Urgent Call From  secretary Byrnes

Senate Votes Farm Billion   No-Strike Provision Jncluded In Farm _ Bill: Measure To House.

Provisions Must Be In Contract, Leader of UMW Declares Today; Deadline Can't Be Met.  PLANS FOR MONEY RELATE N TODAY

DUTLINES alX REASONS WHY FUND NEEDEL   Asserts No Contract Will Be Negotiated Without Such a Plan,

Asks Operators Pay $70,000,000 Yearly To Fund   Union Would Have Charge Of Fund

Lewis Insists On Health and Welfare Fund In Contract   Operators Would Pay Money in But Union Would Administer It

70 Millions Asked from Operators   Says Union Must Admir ister Fund; Negotiations  Continuing Today

LEWIS SAYS HEALTH FUND NECESSARY   No Fund, No Contract, Vows Mine Union Chief

Lewis Insists Contract Include Health, Welfare   Demands Operators Pay Fund 70 Million A Year And Union Administer It

LEWIS INSISTS ON HEALTH AND WELFARE FUND   Reasons for Demand Are Outlined by UMW Chief to Coal  Operators.

Mine Union Says Says’ Plan Must Be Included In Coal Wage Contract

Gives Owners 6 Reasons for UMW Demands   Says Union Will Not Sign Contract Without Such Fund

Lewis Stands Pat on Welfare Fund   Insists New Contract Include Health Plan; Wants $70,000,000 a Year

Convention Closes  W. A. Rose, Milwaukee, Electec State American Legion Leader

Walter A. Rose New Commande: of State Legion   Appleton Chosen for 1947 Convention of War Veterans

The Evening Democrat Thermometer Readings   Thousands Attend lowa Fair On Opening Day

VIRGINIA POWER STRIKE CALLED   Monday Is Date Set For Walkout Of Employes Of Vast Virginia Electric And Power Company.

Walkout Of Virgiria Electric Company Employes Imminent As All Negotiations Collapse

ONE VILLAGE IS DESTROYED DURING CHILE EARTHQUAKE   HUNDREDS REPORTED INJURED AND GREAT PROPERTY DAMAGE .CAUSED BY QUAKE

Stark Expected No Such Attack As Pearl Harbor   Once Said Defense Weak, However, at Pacific Bastion

Stark Says No Intercepted Jap Tip-off Given Him  Admiral Has No  nmnaniliartés am AABCCAAGe   Admiral Has No Recollection: Message Intercepted as Warnine

STARK DENIES SEEING TIPOFE NOTE ON RAID   Message Not Called To His Attention, Admiral Says

Infercepted Jap Message Hinted At Hawaii Attack   Stark Declares Note Was Never Called To His Attention

Stark Says He Did Not See Tipoft   Testifies Navy Didn’ Exipect Pearl Harbor Sneak Attack

Didnt See Jap Tip-off Says Stark  A I   Significance of Message Missed, Pearl! Probers Told

Stark Says He Wasnt Advised Of War Tip-Off   Intercepted Jap Message  Not Properly Interpreted, He Piaeleone

Stark Fails to Recall Seeing  ‘War Tip-Off’   Intercepted Message Now Known to Be Hawaii ‘Bomb Plan’

NOT SEE JAP WAR ORDERS   Admiral Tells Pearl Harbor Probers He Does Not Recall Being Told Of Intercepted Sneak Attack Plans.

Tokyo Message Not Brought to Stark’s Attention   “Pre-War Tipoff” on Possibility of Air  Attack Not Recalled By 1941 Naval Chief

Pearl Harbor Attack Was Not Expected   Such Testimony Was Given by Adm. Harold R. Stark

"46 Oyster Crop Just About Tops   Succulent Bivalves In “Prime Condition” - -’ Risht. Now.

Plot To Rig Cotton Mart Is Allesed   Government Will Probe Sharp Drop On Big Exchanges

PAGE OLUMP TD BE PROBED BY CONGRESS   Statement Markets to Open Monday Doubted in Wall Street.

STATE HIGHWAY POLICE IN DUEL   Negro, Unidentified White Companion Die After Slaying Officer

‘Lovers’ Quarrel Ends in Murder and Suicide   Officers, Two Others Slain

PAIR KILLED BY STATE HIGHWAY POLICE IN DUEL   Negro, Unidentified White Companion Die After Slaying Officer

World News AtA Glance   India Congress Party Favors Rritish Plan

SUNDAY WILL BE FINE   Warm, With a Few Clouds, Is Foree east for Tomorrow

Roger Babson Says: na  Fear of War's Renewal  Caused Market fo Skid

AS KROGO! BGOS0 ICES Lad  International Unrest Cause of Market Slump

AIR TRANSPORT CARRYING 32, (OST IN WEST   Army, Navy And Forest Rangers  In Wide Search

Missing Plane Carrying 32 Men Sighted   Marine Corps Plane Located 10 Miles From Toledo, Wash., After An Extended Search

Nazi Physicians Tried to transplant Human Legs, Other Brulalities, AMA Say

Nazi Doctors Were Sadistic in Their Work   AMA Article Reveals Nature ef Experiments; 23 Germans on Trial

Capture Fugitive Nazi in Lordsburg   War Prisoner Fled Louisiana Guarchouse

Only One Slice Of Bread; No Fruit  If You Would Help Starving Europe

It’s Easter—Want to Help Starving  Millions Abroad? Yes! Here’s How

How to Observe Easter by Helping lim Alleviating Suffering in Europe

NATION ADVISED TO GUT WASTE   Government Suggests Ways Of Helping In Food Famine

Proposals Made to Modernize Congress     Night Session Broadcasts Suggested As Experiment

Committee Plans Modern Congress   Broadcast of Night Sessions Proposed

TWO SUGGESTIONS ADVANCED TO GET COMPANY AND UNION : TOGETHER ON DISPUTE 

TRANSIT STRIKE OFFERS STUDIED   Proposals Pushed in Effort To End Columbus Walkout

PROGRAM AND PMNER HELD AT RSON PARK   festivities End With a Dance and foor Show

Prices Key To Shortage In U.S. Grain   Anderson Puts Blame For Shortage On Current Government Policies

PRICES BLAMED IN GRAIN CRISIS   Sec. Anderson Addresses  National Farm Institute

Gov t. Prices Cause Grain Shortage   Secy. Anderson Tells Nations Farmers

Says Shortage Due To Prices   Anderson Cites Wartime Patterns As Cause

U.S. Supports Australian Proposal   French Surprise by Trying to Restrict Scope of Inauirv

Urges Truman Get Action Immediately   Postwar Scarcity Does Not Make Sense, Rep. Jenkins Avers

(1.0. P. 10 PROBE MEAT SHORTAGE   IMPROVED SUPPLIES SHORTLY PREDICTED BY OPA DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR.

OPA Official Thinks Amoun’ To Improve In Two To Four Weeks   REPUBLICANS PLANNING TO HOLD OWN INVESTIGATION

Republicans 10 Make Meat Probe  Federal Operation Excuse Is Sighted

Increased Meat Supply Within Month Is Seen   Prediction Made by OPA Official in Face of GOP Pessimism

‘Prospect: of More Meat Within Two to Four Weeks Seen by Deputy OPA Administrator

Baker Declares’ More Meat Due:  To Show Soon   GOP Promises Own Probe te Find Out What's Become of Chops and  Steaks

Meat Scarcity End Forecast   Increase Expected  Within 2 to 4 Weeks

OPA Aide Foresees Prospect Of More Meat In Four Weeks   Republicans Promise Own Investigation To Determine What's Become Of Steaks

_ More Steaks and Chops OPA Expects Meat Shortage to Ease Latter Part of October

Hunt for Lost Meat Launched By Republicans   3 Mid-West Conference: Arranged to Discover  Dance nf Maeareity

ARGENTINA TO ANSWER U.S. CHARGES   To Recall Envoys Now Abroad To Explain Themselves

Argentine Gov't To Answer U. 5.  Peron Charges Braden Headed Spy Network

Negro Vote Pushed By  Gov ernment   Justice Department Will Help Those Wanting To Vote

Probe Of Iran By UN Likely   Ala Informs Council Soviets Control  Azerbaijan

Ex-Chetnik Leader Will Be Tried As War Criminal  Mihailovic Once  Hailed as Hero

New Pupil Strike At Evansville   4.000 Students of Two High Schools Demand School Board Resign

SEIZURE OF RAILROADS IS ORDERED   ODT to Operate Rail Lines of Nation

"at 4P.M. Today to Pre vent Strike  rae Orders Seizure   »UNIONS ARE DEFIANT   Strike to Go on as Scheduled, Saye Brotherhood ig President

Union Heads Say Dispute Deadlockec   Action May Not Stop Strike; Cooperation of Workers Asked

RAIL SEIZURE LAST HOPE T AVERT STRIKE   Truman Acts When Union and Carriers Fail to End Dispute.

Union Leaders Say The; Will Not Ask Men To Remain On Jobs   Walkout Will Go  On, Say Leader   Order Signed By Presiden After Union, Owners Unable To Agree

Walkout To Be Held Anyway,  Union Reports   President Makes Appeal Over Heads of Labor Leaders for Workers to Continue Work Under Gov't Administration — Union Heads Refuse Comment

President Calls On Employes fo Remain on Jobs  Union Leaders m™ =f.  . @gt   Union Leaders Declare Strike Will Take Place

RAILROADS ARE DRDERED SEIZED BY GOVERNMENT   Truman Acts In Attempt To Head Of Strike Of  Trainmen Teday   WALKOUT WILL GO ON, UNION LEADERS SAY

Appeal Made For Men to Stay on Job   Brotherhood Leader Says Strike Will Be Called As Scheduled; Miners’ Dispute Unchanced

Order Places ODT In Crarge of Carriers and Calls For Protection For Employes and Equipment and Manpower Deemed Necessary Shutdown Set For 4 P. Mi. Today

Remain On Jobs, Truman Appeals To Rail Workers   President Seizes Roads At 4 p. m. Today; Brotherhood President States Strike Goes On As Scheduled Saturday, Even Though U.S. Operates Carriers

NO ASSURANCE IS SEEN THAT MEN WILL WORK   ODT Charged With Operation Of Roads, Effective Today

Seizure Is Ordered by President   Truman Takes Action When Told Companies and  Unions Can’t Agree

Truman Appeals To Men Over Unions Heads   President Uses War Powers To Seize Railroads As Strike Threatens To Poralyze Nation’s Transportation

Appeal Made Employes To Stay On Job   Action Taken by President in Attempt To Head Off Strike Scheduled for Today; Union Says Walkout Will Go On

Union Leaders Claim Walkout To Proceed as Scheduled Today   President Truman Appeals to Workers To Remain on Job; Charles H. Buford Named Federal Manager of 337 Lines listed in Nation’s Seizure Order

Truman Acts To Block Strike. but Success of His Move Isn't Assured

President Seizes All Lines, Exhorts Men to Stay on Duty   ODT Head Appoints Midwest Rail Vice resident: As Federal Manager and Asks War Seeretarv ~  TT. Pravide Deateetion for Trains

Instructs ODT fo Take Over as Parleys Fail   No Certainty That Unions Will Work for Government

NATION'S RAIL SYSTEMS ARE TAKEN OVER   President Truman Names Johnson as Director of Lines

Stay on the Job, Is President’s Plea   RAILROADS PREPARE FOR NATIONAL TIE-UP (From AP Disnatches )

Defense Transportation Office Set to Operate . Nation’s Rail Svstem

Acts Fast As Tieup  Impends   Leaders Tniply Each Worker Will Decide On Return Hinself

Summons Management And Union Heads To ‘Conference At 3:30   President Ready To Take Over Carriers In Time To Issue U. §. Orders Well Betore Deadline Set For 5:00 P. M. Saturday.

Statement Is Made by Truman About Case at Capital; Leaders Tell of Stand In Matter.  “AST SETTLEMENT S TRGED TODAY

Both Sides Have Received Calls To White House To Report On Failure To Settle Dispute Before Deadline   SEIZURE ORDERS 4 BELIEVED READY

TRUMAN MAKES FINAL TRY TC STOP RR STRIKE   Calls Series of Union and Management Conferences

Appeals Over Heads of Labor Chiefs, to Workers; Seizure Order Places Carriers in Hands of ODT, Which “Reminds” All They Are Under Government

UNION LEADERS DECLARE STRIKE WILL TAKE PLACE   President’s Order Places ODT Director Johnson in Charge of Carriers — Latter Asks Attorney General and War Secretary for Aid — Does Not Plan to Use Troops.

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Cancels Weekend Trip for Series Of. Conferences   Calls Union Leaders and Company Representatives To the Whitehouse

Union May Not Heed ‘Work Call   In Effort to Avert , Strike Truman Goes  Over Union Chiefs to Urge Men to Stay On

Nation-Wide Rail Strike Scheduled at 4 P.M. Today  President Appeals To Every Employ  mm gt.

Move Made To Head Off Sirike Today   Union Leaders Say Walkout To Take Place As Scheduled

Move Made to Head Off Strike Which Was Scheduled for Saf.   Operations Will Be in Charge of Office Of Defense Transportation; Unions and Carriers Urged to Continue Their Talks

Co-Operate With Government By "Remaining On Duty,” President Says in Appeal to All Workers   U. S. TRUCK LINES MAY BE TAKEN OVER  Unions May Defy Order and Strike Against  Adminictratian

Truman Manes Last-Stand Try For Settlement   Strike Deadline Set For Tomorrow

TRUMAN CALLS RAIL LEADERS TO WHITE HOUSE   If Efforts Fail, U.S. Will Seize Notion’s Ratlroads

0.D.T. Will Run Lines  for U.S.   U. S. to Seize Lines if Settlement Not — Made Before Deadline

PRESIDENT SETS ROUND OF TALKS: FOR AFTERNOON   Orders Roads Taken Over After"He Receives Word Deadlock Is Unshaken   MAY CONFISCATE PLANES   Large Private Aircraft Will Also Be Seized If Carriers Are Tied Up

fakes Action When Leaders rail fo Agree   President Asks Rail Employes to Remain on Duty

MICHAEL KENNA, FAMOUS CHICAGO POLITICIAN, DEAD   "Hinky Dink” Ruled First Ward With “Bathhouse dJohn” Couahlin

‘Hinky Dink’ Kenna Dies After Record Chicago Ward Rule   Dies at -Near-Century Mark After 50 Years  as Politician

i Ne i tl wi tain ee  Orchestra Stands In Hotels Empty  Petrillo Moves To Spread Shutdown

NEW YORK HOTEL BANDS WALK OUT   PETRILLO MOVES TO SPREAD STRIKE OF 3,000 TO OTHER CITIES.

33 New York Hotels Hit by  Musician Strike   Petrillo Acts Quickly To Extend Walkout Throughout Nation

Musicians tn ew York City Out On Strike      Orchestra Stands in 33 of City’s Finest Hotels are Empty

STRIKE BEGUN BY MUSICIANS   Orchestra Stands Empty As 3,000 Stage Walkout In New York Hotels

Bandstands in 33 Big Hotels Lose Musicians   Crar Petrillo Moves To Spread Shutdown “To Other Cities

SEARCH FOR LOST PLANE   Airliner Wreckage Reported Sighted Near Mt. Laguna

HOPES FADING FOR 12 ABOARD MISSING SHIP   Ranchers Report Flash In Sky Near Scene Of Tragedy

No Trace of Plane With 12 Near San Diego ls Found Yet   Rain and Fog Delaying Search; Little Hope for Survivors

Ground Partie Search for Missing DC-3 In So. Calif.   Plane Believed Wrecked And Chances for 12 Persons Surviving Poor

Searching Parties Look For Christmas Eve Plane Crash .   ‘Chance of Survivors Poor For 12 Aboard

RESUME SEARCH FOR -LOST PLANE   Fate of 12 Passengers in Wreck [s Unknown

Judge Holds Mine Chieftain Still in Contempt for Failing To Call Off Work Stoppaqe   Union Leader Sits Quietly in Court As His Attorneys Fail in Attempt To Delay Showdown Hearing in Strike

—LEWIS VS: GOVERNMENT— UMW Boss To Be Tried On Contempt Citation —  gee: ay ee ems -_ — i   Goldsborough Overrules Contention Federal Court Lacks Jurisdiction

Lewis And His Union Fail To  “Purge” Selves   They ‘Undertook to Decide The Law For. Them . selves,’ Judge Golds borough Declares   Court Refuses To Delay Case   UMW Boss Sits Silently In Crowded Courtroom During Brief 40-Minute

Wednesday Is Day Set Of Opening   Geldsborough Says He Hopes Union Won't Force Congress to Set Back Gains   Truman Is Silent   President Has Nothing to Say, Ross Tells Press .

Coal Chief to Fight Charge of Contempt   Goldsborough Says Union “Undertook to Decide Law” Themselves Defense Counsel Seeks to Delay Trial, Scheduled Wednesday

U.S, JUDGE SAYS LEWIS TRYING TO DECIDE LAW   Expects Federal Trial on Coal Issue to Last Until Next Week

Charges Union Head Tried to Decide the Law   Goldsborough Refused Delay Be. cause Of Emergency Of Coal Strike Now Underway

Lewis Must Defend Himself and Union on Contempt Charge   Federal Judge Orders Hearing to Begin in Capital Wednesday

Miners Undertook To Decide Laws ThemSelves, Court Says In Washington

Hearing Is Set For Wednesday In Washington   Union Seeks To Delay Case, But Effort Overruled

Judge Orders Hearing Begun on. Wednesday.   U. S. Coal Crisis Grows? Contempt Case To Ru Into Next Week e

Coal Czar Silent As Court Denies Appeal for Delay  Judge Calls for Speed Because of

Judge Charges They Undertook To Decide Law For Themselves   EFFECTS OF WORK STOPPAGE IN COAL FIELDS ARE NOW SPREADING ACROSS NATION

Delay Sought  by Attorneys For Union Head   Judge Rules Miners’ Chieftain Had Not Purged Himself of  Contempt Charges

‘Undertook to Decide Law for Themselves,” U.S. Judge Rules   Hearing, Starting Wednesday, Expected to Run Into Next Week While Industrial Paralysis Tiahtens From Diminishing Coal Supplies

To Face Charge of Contempt of Court—Union Efforts to Delay Trial Overruled—-Government Offer to Argue Rejected — ‘This Complaint Filed by the Sovereign Power,’’ Judge Says

To Be Tried for Contempt in a Federal Court   Judge Declares Lewis And UMW Undertaok To Decide the Law For Themcelvas

All Efforts To Secure Delay Lost   Judge Says Miners Want to Decide law for Themselves

Deny Request For Delay Of UMW’'s Case   Undertook To Decide Law For Themselves, Federal Judge Says In Brief Session

TEMPERATURES   Challenges Court; Contempt Hearing Set For W ednesday   Judge Goldsborough Refuses To Grant Postponement; Defense Counsel Argues Charae Not Sustained: Court Crowded

Leader Fails To Purge Self Of Charges   Judge Overrules Union Counsel Objection That Court Lacked Jurisdiction

Union Efforts To Delay Case Fail To Stand   Judge Warnes Uniona Against Action Wiping “Out Labor Gains.

FAILS TO PURGE HIMSELF OF U. S. CONTEMPT WRIT   JUDGE GOLDSBOROUGH SETS TRIAL OF UMW AND CHIEF WEDNESDAY

Trial May Run Into Next Week While Industrial Paralysis Tightens Throughout the Country From Diminishing Coal Supply Caused by Strike.   Court Says That Quick Settlement Required in Interest of Public

Ordered To Court Wednesday   Judge Raps UMW Chief and Union For Undertaking “to Decide Law For Themselves”

U. M. W. Chief And Followers “Undertook To Decide Law For Themselves” Says Judge  LABOR MOVEMENT   Set Back For Years By Actions Of Lewis, Goldsborough Declares;  Delay In Trial Is Denied

Lawyers Fail To Win Delay In Coal Case   Trial Set Wednesday With Prospect of Long Arguments While Nation’s Fuel Supply Dwindlec Ranidly

UNION DEFIES COURT ACTION AS ILLEGAL   Hearing Set to Start Wednesday; Request For Delay Denied

Miners’ Chief Fails to Clear Himself of Contempt Charge in Ignoring Federal Judge’s Order

Admits Order Of Judge Is Ignored   Judge Rules Mine Boss Has Not Purged Himself Of Contempt Charges; Defense Claims Lack Of Jurisdiction

Asserts Defendants ‘Undertook To Decide the Law for Themselves’ in First  Contempt Hearing.   TRIAL WILL PROBABLY RUN INTO NEXT WEEK

Charge Also Made Againsi  Mine Union   Judge Refuses Attorneys? Request for Delay and Orders Proceedings to Start Wednesday

Tried To Decide The Law Himself Judge Declares   Speedy Settlement Required By Public interest, s Opinion

Goldsborough Says Unions Undertook 'To Decide the Law for Themselves’

Request For A Delay Is Turned Down   Judge Says UMW Chief, Union Trying To Decide Law For Themselves.

Judge Says UMW Boss Un dertook To Decide Law For Himself   Hearing May Rur Into Next Week   Jurist Refuses To Grant De fense Attempt To Delay Contempt Case

MUST ANSWER A CITATION OF CONTEMPT   Judge Sets Hearing for Wednesday, Declaring Defendant and U. M. W. Tried to Decide Law for Themselves.

JUDGE DECLARES COAL BOSS, UNION ‘DECIDE LAW FOR THEMSELVES  WEDNESDAY SET FOR _ CONTEMPT SESSION; DELAY MOVE SPIKED

Lewis, Miners Are Ordered to Trial Wednesday   Contempt Charged In Coal Issue

JOHN L. LEWIS IS _ ~ ORDERED TO TRIAL NEXT WEDNESDAY   Judge Goldsborough Said He Undertook to Decide the Law.   FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT   The Trial Probably Will Run Into Next Week, It Is

Court Orders Case- Heard On Wednesday   Union, as Well As Its President, Cited To Answer

FacesContempt  Charge In Soft Coal Shutdown   Not Purged, Says Court, White House Is Silent

Legal Showdown Opens Wednesday   . «+ Thousands Face Layofis As Coal Dwindles

Challenges Right Of Court Order   Trial Will Start in Federal Court on Wednesday

Late News   PBB PBF EPP ILI PPP DE EPP DP OD  ree L. Lewis to Trial for Contemot

Charged With Contempt In  Mine Shutdown   Judge Says Lewis And UMW Undertook To Decide The Law For Themselves

Judge Warns Union Of Congress Penalty   Contempt Trial, Opening Wednesday, May Last Week— Country Sniffers Coal Shutoff

Overrules Request of Defense for Delay And Affirms Trial for Wednesday Mornina

Court's Order Challenged By  Miners Boss.   Judge Claims Public Interest Requires Ouick Action: Trial Is Set Wednesday

Rules Lewis Had Not Cleared Self, After UMW Objections His Court Lacked Jurisdiction

Plymouth County’s Bank Deposits Are At $21,872,167.26  Reaches Highest   Reaches Highest Point In History Of County Finances

Plymouth County’s Bank Deposits Are At $21,872,167.26   Reaches Highest Point In istory Of County Finances

RETAIL COFFEE PRICE WILL BE INCREASED   Goxsernment Sars Rise Of Three To Four Cents Per Pound Can Be Expecied

PRICE OF COFFEE TO BE INCREASED   RETAIL BUYER SHORTLY WILL PAY 83 TO 4 CENTS MORE A POUND.

RETAIL COFFEE PRICE GOING UP   Satisfactory Volume Ot Exports Promised By Brazil

Lutheran Minister Bans Marriage Kiss In Front of Altar Following Ceremony

Tells Cattlemen There's Danger Of U.S. ‘Seizure   Secretary Pleads for Co-Operation in Solving The Shortage Crisis

MEAD UNHAPPY AT ENDORSEMENT OF COMMUNIST PARTY   Democrats Embarrassed But Need Every Vote in Fight to Defeat Dewey

RESIGNATION UNCOVERS DIFFERENCES   Colonel McCormack Steps Down and Out of Service

Weather At Bikini Is Perfect   Personnel Evacuated From Target Fleet At Kwajalein

Time Advanced One Hou But May Be Postponed if Weather Turns Bad; Broadcasts Scheduled   7, 4, tien  (Com stories on pages this section, and % 9, Sec

Only Shift in Weather Could Stop It   Conditions ‘Perfect;’ 42,000 Men Start Leaving Danger Zone

A-BOMB T0 BE DROPPED TODAY TE WIND RIGHT   Observers Inspect Target Array At Atoil

Bomb Dropping Time 3:30 p.m.  Admiral Blandy Says Atam Tact Definitely On

TWO RAF_MEN SHOT_D.URIN G NIGHT AT JERUSALEM—NEW  SETTLEMENTS ARE PLANNED

OPA Called on to Suspend Meat Controls  Restaurant Group Girds for Court Attack on Order

OPA Called on fo Suspend Meat Controls  Restqurant Group   Restaurant Group Girds for Court Attack on Order

FATE OF PRICE AGENCY HANGS IN BAL ANCE   Debate to Open Tuesday After Action on Streamlining Plan

Demos Present Bonus Resolution  A. wen limited Gnecial Seesion: Propose Liquer Law Study

DEMOCRATS FAVOR STATE VETS: BONUS   Delegates Take Middle Road on Liquor-by-Drink at lowa Convention.

Democrats of lowa Propose Veteran Bonus   Middle-of-road Stand Recommended on Liquor Question

Estranged Wife Placed In Crude Grave, Given Choice of Way to‘Death

WIFE IS HURLED INTO HER GRAVE   Choice Of Stabbing Or Shooting Given; Young Mother Escapes

Minimum Pay Bill Goes on Scrap Heap; Extended Draft and OPA Laws Framed

Ford Lays Off 15,000 Workers; 25,000 More Affected Next ‘Week; Shutdown Probable If Strike  Lats.   Accident Discharge Of Pistol Kiis Woman

BARS FARM TRUCK TRIBUTE   Measure Prohibits Fee Collection on  Perishable Goods

Committee Votes Labor Measure  Bans Unions Taking Tribute From Farmers

Labor Bill Bans Union Tribute’ From Farmers   Committee Agrees Unani mously To Report Measure fo Senate

PICKETS CLASH WITH WORKERS; GUARDS CALLED   Conferences Slated Again After U.S. Makes Protest

In New Edelane   Descent Offiéial Says Other Sections:Of U.S. “Far: More” Aggressive

N. E. At Critical Point In Industrial History, Says Industry Development Head

“1 NEVER PUT FINGER ON HIM” Durocher Testifies InOwn Defense On Assaulf Charge

DUROCHER DENIES ASSAULTING FAN’   "The Lip” Says He Only Talked fo Christian

U. S. Business Men Invited to Buy In Reich   Need to Build Up Dolla: Balances to Offset Oc cupation Costs

Declares GOP  Mav Snipe At   Wavener Law   Seuator Ball Predicts Pro postls Calling For Revision al Labur Relations AecL

May Be Among Some of the First Bills Dropped in the Hopper Says Senator Ball of Minnesota

Would Make Union Groups Responsible  1 s&s ._..}   Ball Would Seek to End Secondary Boycotts

GOP Will Revis: Wagner Measui ¢   Drastic Changes Predicted in Labor Lew

Ball Foresees Some Drastic Revisions In Wagner Statute      Minnesotan Says Labor Would Be Held Fully Responsible; Stassen  Urees Chanves

May Propose Revision of Wagner Act   Says Some Provisions Of Case Bill Will Be Up For Re-Enactment

Wagner Act May Be First to Get COP Overhauling   Union Responsibility To Be Early Goal Of Next Congress

Revision Of Wagner Act May Be Sought   Plans For Holding Unions Responsible, Declared Considered

CHANGE IN WAGNER LAW LOOMS HIGH ON G.O.P. PROGRAM   Congress May Make Unions Equally Responsible With ' ' . Mamaeament

Republican Sen. Ball Advocates Prohibitions Against Boycotts, Union Welfare Fund Reeulations

0P to Seek sharp Changes jy labor Laws. pall Declares        Draft Amendment: “To Wagner Act to ) Curb Unions

Ball Hints At Wagner Act Changes   Attempt To Enact Some Of Case Bill Provisions Alen Penactad.

Sen. Ball to Draft Drastic Changes in Wagner Act for 80th Congress

REPUBLICANS MAY CHANGE LABOR ACT EARLY N SESSION   Amendments May Be Offered to Make Labor Equally R}  sponsible in Rift.  

Wagner Act May See GOP Revision   Rep. Ball Says Amendments Will Hold Unions Equally Responsible

G.0.P. MAY REVISE THE WAGNER ACT   Sen. Ball Says Colleagues Favor Amendments Making Labor Unions Equally Responsible With Management.

GOP MAY PROPOSE — DRASTIC CHANGES IN WAGNER ACT   May Come In Some of First Bills Dropped In the Hopper.   STATEMENT BY BALL   Told Reporters He and His Colleagues Expect to Draft Amendments.

Truman Sends. UNO Pledge — U.S. For Peace   America To Give ‘Wholehearted Cooperation’; Byrnes Warns No Nation May Take Law In Own Hand

Pledges U.S.Help  In Keeping Peace   President Welcomes Coun. cil of UNO; Byrnes Adds a Warning   MUST REMAIN UNITED   Discussion of Iranian Issue Will Be Put Off Until  Tomorrow

U.N. 0. THUS GETS THROUGH BAD CRISIS   Issue of Soviet Occupation Was to Have Come Before Security Council at Session Formally Opened in New York.

Byrnes, Molotov Drop Pretense Of Friendliness   Conference Ends  With Final Clash

U. S.-RED ACCORD AT LOW EBB AS SESSIONS END   Clash Closes Out Vth Week of Paris Poegce Con feroneo

FT. DODGE PHONE WALKOUT ENDED   City Council] Agrees t Increase in Rates

HIRO AGREED ~ TO WAR PLAN   WAR CRIMES PROSECUTION ALSO REVEALS NAZI. AD‘MIRAL SAID U. 8. SUBS  * NO GOOD

TRANSIT TIEUP THREAT ENDED   Major Demand of N. York Workers Is Withdrawn; Agree On Pay Study

Major Demand ls Withdrawn By The Union   Committe e to Study Wages of New York Transit Workers

AGREEMENT IN - MINE DISPUTE NOTIN SIGHT         TEN DAYS OR 1 WEEKS EX. PECTED.TO PASS BEFORE PROGRESS WILL ‘BE

200 VOTERS REGISTER   Books Will Be Open Only Three Days More at Clerk's Office

URGES DRIVE WINDUP   Barber Announces USO-Chest Fund Total Is $11,962.70   200 VOTERS REGISTER      ' Books Will Be Open Only Three Dass More at rk’s Office

PREPARE FOR “QUICK WINDUP * OF OPA SETUE   PRESIDENT TELLS OPA TO END ALL CONTROLS EXCEPT      FOR RENTS AND RIGAR ——_

Will Decontrol All OPA Prices,  Save Rent-Sugar   Truman Orders OPA Te End Price Controls— Agency To Act Soon   VET HOUSING OUT DECLARES WYATT   Possibility Seen Of Easing Of Rent Controls In Low Level Areas

SWEEPING NEW ORDER ISSUED RY PRESIDENT   Ceilings End Soon on Clothes, Autos, Furniture, Other Items

Abundant Food Program Urged tor Qhio’s Farmers at State Gathering

Two Points on Trieste  Are Unsettled  Chances for Direct Talks on Problem Bog Down

Trieste Issue Remains Yer  To Be Settled   Both Countrics Marking Time Awaiting In. stiuctiohs From Home

Broadeast At 9 P.M. Will Explain Reasons For Groups Deetsion      ‘Maritime Chief Seeks Support ‘Of Steel Union

SAILORS AWAIT MURRAY REPLY   Want to Know If Steelworkers Will Support Strike

Seamen Abandon 40-Hour Demand   Parleys Continue; Protest To Murray

HAS. NEITHER INDORSEMENT NOR APPROVAL   orter and Bowles to Resign If Bill Passed in Present Form.

EXTENSION OF OPA 10 BE CONSIDERED   Bill Is Sent Today to Senate; Objections Are Made.

Senate Prepares For Bitter Battle To Extend OPA   Banking Committee Restrictions Draw Resignation Threats.

‘High Price Ceiling Of Homes Making ‘Tt Diffieult For Vets To Get Loans

Veterans In Trouble; Housing Top © Set By OPA Not Reasonable For VA

High Ceilings on Homes Blocking  Loans to Veterans  VA Tells Appraisers To Ignore Existing Ceilinac on.Dwellina:

VA ‘Scraps’ Ceilings on GG) Hanucinna  Vi LIVUSHY   Prices 10 Pet Above FHA Value Yardstick; Loans Blockaded

PACIFIC SUBSIDES   Quake Tidal Waves Less Violent; 167 Victims Counted Dead, Thou sands Homeless.

Pacific Ocean’s Tidal Waves Subsiding Today; Casualties Reach 167

Peace Hopes Rise In China; Chiang Flies to Mukden   Generalissimo and Wife Make Trip in Marshall's Personal Plane

Hope Of Peace In China Pises   Chieng Flies to Mukden in Gen. Marshall’s Persenai Plane

Expensive         One of Greaiext Bottle neake Is. TransnartaHons .O1d- Holdup -Gapie Involved; Food Scarce; Hotel ‘Accom-

HIGHEST 1944 INCOMES ARE RELEASED   Hollywood Director Was Highest Paid  Person in America

Highest Paid Person Gets Cool Million   Hollywood Director Tops Treasury List of Big Wage-Earners

LEO McCARY HIGH PAID MAN   McCarey, Director of “Bells of St. Mary's" Credited with Salary and Royalties of $1,113,035.

THREATS MADE IN ARGUMENT AT BERLIN STATION   Tommy-Guns Wave After Man And Woman Are Arrested; Called ‘Serious Rift’

RUSSIANS A AMERICAN MPS NEAR TO CLASH   Guns Are Flashed As Reds Demand  U. S$. Prisoners

RIVAL PATROLS WAVE WEAPONS IN BERLIN ROW   Quarrel Viewed Most Serious of German Occupation

U.S., Red Troops in Fiery Row   Ticklish Situation Rises In Berlin on Disposal Of Arrested Pair.

BARES CLASH AMERICAN, RED TROOPS   U. S. Reveals Angry, Gun-Waving Dispute in Berlin Streets

Reveal Angry Row Between Americanand Russ Soldiers;   Soviet Threatens to “Fight It Out” With MP Detachment Over Custody of Counle

Comparison Of Budgets   Yank, Russian ‘Troops In Angry Berlin Row

dccian Officer Threatens To Call Red Trooos "To Fight It Out’ With Americans

U.S. Russian MP's Row Over Custody Two  “Most Serious r™ «© fF 8 vr, 7

Wi ) IS REPORTED TODAY   Tommy-gun Waving Row in Berlin Told by American Army Heads. Couple is Reason.   RIFLEMEN CALLED CONCERNING TIFF

GUNG WAVE IN DIOPUTE OVA TIWQ ARREST    Russ Cover MPs With Tommy Guns, Americans Call Up Armored Car.

WAVE GUNS IN ROW OVER PAIR INU. S, JAIL   ‘Most Serious Rift Yet’

Pe ee ee  U.S, RED TROOPS TENSE IN BERLIN   M. P.’s Hold Off Soviets In Prisoner Scuffle —

Deck Clear for Ships — to Sail   M. M. P. Votes to Take New Contract; Crews to Start Work Soon 

First Vessels May Clear S.F. Portby Tonight   ‘May Take Four Days to Cleary 148 Ships Tied “ Jin Alone Cnact

EWIS DELAYS REPLY \$ TO CONTINUANCE 1F WORK IN MINES   ‘iegotiators Hopelessly Gead~ looked Over Contract

LEWIS SILENT ONUMW VIEW OF MINE. SEIZURE   Government Takes Qver Pits As Two-Week Truce Nears Expiration Date

Soft Coal Mines Are Taken Over  By Government   Seizure Made Today On Or der Issued By President Late Tuesday   KRUG IS NAMED AS ADMINISTRATOR

Germans in U. S. Zone See Hope for Future Revival. a Byrnes’ Pronouncement    BRITISH. STUDY BYRNES SPREE WITH PEEASURE

REVAMPING ON D ARDANELLES OK WITH TURKS   Premier Says They’re Ready To Talk Business With Russia

Federal Grand Jury Indicts  In ‘Spy’ Case   Reject Russian Request That Case be Dropped

To Seattle _ For Hearing   Russian Held On Spy Charge Protests His “Absolute Innocence”

Covernment Will Seize N.Y. Tugs   AFL Strikers Jeer, ‘Let Truman Steer Them!’ Stoppage Increases Food And Fuel Crisis; General Strike In City Planned Monday

MILLIONS DEPRIVED OF FOOD AND FUEL SHIPMENTS BY WORK — STOPPAGE PARALYZING HARBOR

New York’s Millions Are Deprived Of Regular Shipments Of Food  - And Fuel During Strike

Government Ready to Take Over New York Harbor Tugs   600,000 Union Workers in Metropolis Threatened Work Stoppage

Govt. Action In Crisis Is Likely Today   Leaders Says Strikers Will Not Work Under Federal Control.

NEW YORK HARBOR SYSTEM OF TUGBOAT OPERATIONS MAY BE TAKEN OVER BY GOVERNMENT   Mayor O’Dwyer Finds His Efforts to Mediate Are Unavailing and 3,500 Men Are Idle Today— Senator Tobey in Washington Accuses Pauley of Lack of Public Interest——Other World News

U. S. May Try To Take Over Tugboat Fleet   Workers, However, Say They Will Not Work  For Government

Government May Take Over Gotham Tugboats  Paralyzing Strike Has Tied Up Food And Fuel Shipments

Govt Appears Realy To Take Over Tugboats   Mayor O’Dwyer’s Settlement Program Deiccted Rw Warkarc

Plan Federal Seizure of New York’s Strike-Bound Port Tugboat System!

Seizure of N.Y. Tughoat: Is Probable   Paralyzing Strike Ties  Up Commercial Shipping

Tie-Up Hits City’s Food, Fuel Supply   More Trouble Looms for New York as 600,000 Union Members Slate 2-Hour Work Stoppage

(,overnment Set To Take Over N Y Tugboat System   Paraiyzing Strike Ties Up Commercial Shipping

J. S. May Seize StrikeBound Tugs Holding Up New York Supplies; Nothing New In Steel Strike; Roundup Of Labor  News.

City Is Deprived Of Fuel Supplies, Food Shipments   Claim 140,000 Worhers In State To Join In Two Hour Work Stoppage

GOV'T PLANS  TO TAKE OVER TUGBCATS GETS COLD SHOULDER   Workers Say They Will Refuse Work Under Any Federal Control Of Boats

Tughoat Work  Seizure Seen   O’Dwyer’s Settlement Pro gram Rejected By 3,500 Striking AFL.

PARALYZING STRIKE TIES UP SHIPPING   Mayor O'Dwyer's Seftlemenf Program Rejected By 3,500 AFL Longshoremen  fatima mm Rete Pane St. e ee Te ae oo

Federal Seizure Of New" York’s Strike-Bound . Tugboat Operations Near

JUDGES SHOW LENIENCY FOR BRYAN YOUTK   Find Navy Vet Guilty of Murder Charge But Recommend Mercy

AAF Reorganized By Gen. Spaatz   Heads of New High Command Announced

WHITE PAPER SAYS CHIEFS ARE TO BLAME   “Leaders of Jewish Agency Are Charged With Responsibility

Tells C. of C. Of Need To End Taxes  ° Imposed on Business In War Years

‘Flying Gas Tank’ Will Attempt To Set Non-Stop Flight Record of 10,000 Miles

Globe Hop Via North Pole Set   1,000-Mile Flight © From Hawaii to Egypt Scheduled Next Week

Stripped-Down B-29 to Try Record Flight From Hawaii to Cairo, Eqypt

NON-STOP 10,000-MILE FLIGHT PLANNED FOR ARMY SUPERFORT   ATTEMPT WILL BE MADE TO YO FLY FROM HAWA TO CAIKO VIA THE NORTIL POLE

COUNTY RED CROSS SWIMMING TEACHER NOW AT THE LAKES   ALL OF COUNTY YOUNG PEQPEOPLE INVITED TO TARE LESSONS.

Rent Survey Given - Ok by B. and P. W. C.   A Request Will Be Sent Into Headquarters; Met Last Night.

Rent Survey Given Ok by Bo and PL. WoC   \ Request Will He Sent ato Headquarters: Met Last Night,

Local Airport Not Needed for Military Use   CAA Letter Read at Board Meeting; Three Operator Bids Opened

Mt. Alton Port Not Needed For Military Use   Letier States Army Has No Use for Field In Post-war Plans

Price Rollback. Sought By C10   Tightening Of Price Controls Is Being. Urged By. Union

Auto Accident Furnishes Clue In Dual Slaying   Three Men Are Questioned in Club - and - Noose Killings

08 - JOB - TRAINING ISSUE STUDIED BY AMERICAN LEGION      Bra  aglley Takes Issue with Steele “#20On Ceiling Salaries for  4 Such Training

GEN. BRADLEY LASHES STELLE   VA Head Hits On-Job Training Stand of Lesion Commander

BRADLEY SCORES A. L. COMMANDER   DENOUNCES STELLE FOR ACCUSING HIM OF BREAKING FAITH

Bradley Scores Legion Chief For Attack on GI Bill   General Says On-Job Training Law Prevents Unfair Profiteering

WATERFRONT FIRE KILLS 3 SEAMEN   Incendiary Bomb _ ‘Apparently Tossed Into Rooming House

Three Seamen Die In Rooming ‘House Blaze   Fire Chief Says HomeMade Incendiary Bomb Thrown Into Building.

Sailors Home Blast Kalls 3; Bomb Blamec   Owner of Building At Baltimore Cites Warnine Week Ago

BALTIMORE FIRE KILLS 3 SEAMEN   Incendiary Bomb Is Blamed For Tragedy

Three Seamen Are Burned To Death In Baltimore  Believe Incendiary Bomb Hurled Inta Tivino Ranm: OQwner Warned

Bombing at Rooming House Costs Lives of 4 Seamen   Blast on Baltimore Waterfront  Ie Traced to Labor Disturbance

Three Dead in  Baltimore Fire   Can. of Gasoline Believed To ; Have Been Thrown through Rooming House Window °

Baltimore Bomb Kills Three Men   Fire Follows Blast  At Sailors’ Rooming House; Number Of Others Are Injured

SEAMEN DIE IN FIRE   Siz Othern Hurt When Rooming House Burns From Bomb

Authorities Trace Explosion to Home-made Incendiary Tossed Into Rooming House

ROOMING HOUSE IS BOMBED  Three Men Burn To Death In Baltimore Waterfront Fire

MYSTERY BLAZE KILLS 3 SEAMEN   Believe Incendiary Bomb  Was Tossed Into House

FOUR SEAMEN ARE BURNED 10 DEATH IN ROOMING HOUSE   Home-made dicendiary Bomb Is Tossed Inte Buikling Setting It Afire

SeamenDie In Rooming iHouse Fire   Home Made Bomb Blamed For Blaze In Waterfront Arac.

Duke of Windsor  Visits Truman 30-Minute Private Conference Held

U. S. for Split In Holy Land   Arab, Jewish States TIndorsed by Byrnes

U.S. BACKS PALESTINE PARTITION   Byrnes Reveals Request to Britain For Conference

Byrnes Backs Palestine Plan   Urges British Meet Jew, Arab Leaders

U.S, BACKS JEWS’ PALESTINE PLEA   Byrnes Asks British To Dis: cuss Partition Plan

Byrnes Tacitly Backs Palestine Partition Plan   Asks Meeting of Jews, Arabs, Britons; U. 5S. Ob server to Attend   TRUMAN AND BEVIN TO MEET TOMORROW   Minister Indicates Britain Will Consider Every . Possibilitv

BYRNES BACKS JEWS FOR SPLIT OF PALESTINE   Throws Economie Weight of U. S. Behind Demands

U. 5. Blesses  Partition Of alestine In wo States   ; Secretary of State Byrnes Puts Weight Behind Plan for Aral  _and Jewish Sections

Separate Arab, Jewish States Favored by U.§      Question of Franco Spain Presents a Major Problem to United Nations Meet

BRITISH LOAN GOES TO HOUSE COMMITTEE   Rayburn Predicts Approval Without. Amendments —

DRIVING AGAIN "HAZARDOUS" IN PARTS OF STATE   Visibility “Zero” in Some Areas In Blizzard-like Storm Over Wide Area   (Rv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

HUNGRY NAPLES ~ HAS FOOD RIOTS   Italian Granaries Will  Be Bare Soon Unless Imports Arrive

TO REVAMP VETERANS HOUSING PROGRAM   Sen. Hickenlopper To Offer New Legislation

Reorganization Of Congress Now Before House   Senate Acts On Measure And Sends It To Lower House For Action

House to Debate Conaressional Reorganization   Pay Boosts, Committee Cut Are Included

PAY HIKE BILL.  BEFORE HOUSE   SENATE.APPROVES REORGANIZATION BILL THAT INCLUDES SALARY RAISE AND PENSIONS

Aged  Indian and 92-Year Old Vet Disagree on: Custer’s Last Stand

Indian Writer Says Custer's Men Were Drunk When They Made Famous ‘Last Stand’

6 Russians Seized Near Chinese Red Station At Mukden   Soviet Officers and Enlisted Men Deny Participating In Fight   COMMUNIST TROOPS SURROUND CAPITAL   Battle to Wrest Manchurian City from Hands of The Nationalists

SIX RUSSIANS ARE CAPTURED DURING BATTLE   City Virtually Surrounded By Reds; Infiltration Keeps Capital Tense   SOVIET MEN PLEAD ERROR   All Railroad Traffic Halted Into Looted Manchurian Industrial Center

Chinese Take Soviets With  Communists   Six Captured In Fighting Around Mukden

UHINESE WARFARE CONTINUES TODAY FOR MUKDEN AREA   Six Russian Soldiers In City; Are Given Questioning.   JAPANESE GUNS USED IN BATTLE   Skirmish for Cannon Is Reported Between Forces.

Merit Violations Cited By Hunt   Davidson Welfare Official Gives Reasons For Resignation From Office

Huks Holed Up In Central Luzon Swamps      Liberal Leaders Held For Protection

Council To Hear Ukraine Charge Against Greece   Ukraine Charge That Greek Govt. Threatens Peace Slated For Wed.

Claims Greek Government Is Threat To Peace   United Nations Security Council Acts In Answer To Soviet Request For Speed

Security Council To Investigate Grecian Affairs  _ Soviet Accuses Nation  Of Threatening

Security CounciltoGiveHearing   Ukraine Says That Greece Threatens Balkan Peace; Frontier Matters and ‘Persecutions’ Are Alleged

Ukraine Charge Against Greece Assured of Early Hearing in: U: N: Council:

Ukraine Charge To Gome Up Soon   Charges Against Greece Put on Agenda for Wednesday

Greeks’ Cause Is Set For U.N.   Soviet Ukraine In New Charges At Session

Early Hearing Set for Greece Before Council   Russians Claim Balkan Peace Is Threatened

EARLY HEARING ON UKRAINE CHARGES SCHEDULED BY U.N.   Greek Situation to Come Be: “fore Council ‘for Discus ston This Week

Security Council To Investigate Grecian Affairs  Soviet Accuses Nation Of Threatening To Disrupt Endeavor

Ukraine-Greek Matter Due For Swift Hearing  On UN Agenda For Wednesdav

UN Schedules Early Hearing Ukraine Blasi   Complaint Againat Greece As “Threat ‘To Peace” ‘Entered: Up’ For Wednesday -

Ukraine Charge To Get Hearing      U.N. To Hear Accusation Against Greek Government

Early UN Hearing Slated On Greece   Hearing Expected Late This Week On Charge That Government of British-Occupied Greece is Threatening  ~ World Peace by Actions Tn Balkans. ~~

Payroll Tax Increase Is Forestalled   President Signs Bill Keeping Social Security Payments at Same Level as at Present

Old Age Tax Levy Frozen  ' Raalal Sanuetie Rin   Social Security Bill Siened by President

A. G. Anderson Rites Tuesday  Old Resident Dies At Home Yesterday

New Orleans Negro Apartment House Explosion, Kille. Injures Undetermined Number of. People

: Scores Killed As ‘Explosion Wrecks  ‘Apartment House      53 Residents Killed or [Injured in Terrific Blast Followed by Fire.

MANY DIE IN BLAST   Explosion, Fire Level 3-Story Orleans Buildine

Explosion Levels Apartment Building In New Orleans Killing Score Or More Persons   Many Injured As Building Catches Fire After Blast; Gas Accumulation Blamed

FEAR MANY DEAD INNEW ORLEANS APARTMENT BLAST   Housing Unit Destroyed by - Explosian; Victims All-Nooraec

Negroes Perish In Apartment H ouse Blast          Score of Others -of FiftyThree Residents’ of Build ings Induréd Ry Pixs 5   plosion*   Bodies Are Visible  in Burning & Ruins      Second and Third Floors ava ot TF. aoa # LOLA psé EX pPLlosiur  - Rocks Wide Area -

Huge Explosion Levels Building; Scores Are Hurt   Bodies Are Seen in Ruins; Injured Are Taken to Hospitals

TEMPERATURES   Birth Of ‘Parliament Of Man’ Envisioned As Parley Begins

REVOLT AGAINST DAYLIGHT SAVING   DOWNSTATE BOOSTERS APPEAL TO CITIES TO STOP CLOCK TURNING

Rosebud Farmer And Wife Capture Escaped Convicts      One Killed, Other Wounded In Scuffle

Explosions  Sink Ship; 7 Missing   Most of Personnel Escape Explosion at New Jersey Depot

College Et rolls : 350 Students First Two Registration Days.  _Increase In F aculty ~  Made To Care For —

College Enrolls 350 Students First Two Registration Days  Increase In Faculty Made To Care For  Many Newcomers

Wisconsin Facing Famine in Butter By Next Autumn  Financially Suicidal To Continue, Say State’s Creameries

Dairy-Rich State Has Butter Famine in Prospect For Fall   Manufacturers Blame OPA For Shortages

TALK THREATS DELAY BALLOT ON OPA BILI   Final Vote Slated By Floor Leader For Today

State Faces Difficulty in Balancing ‘1946-’ 47 Budget: Tax Cuts to Remain

‘Dewey Says State  Faces Difficulty ‘Balancing Budget   [Higher Welfare, Relief . Lests Are Hasis tor Report; Won't   ‘Raise Taxes

REPUBLICANS IN MOVE TO SPLIT CHIEF'S POWER   Veto of Case Bill Proposed if Labor Adopts Six-Months Strike Truce

GOP Senators Conferrin ¢ On Labor Measure   Series of Amendments Ta Trunian’s Legislation Prepared: One Would Elim. inate Draf1 Clause

NIGHT SESSIONS THIS WEEK WILL "AIR LABOR BILL   Democratic Leader Seeks Added Life Rar Draft’s Laws

Major Unions Declare War Upon Truman   Allegiance May Be Transferred to  Wellace er Pepper

Oppesition To Truman’s  Bill Forming   Vandenberg Calls Senate Republicans in Attempt To Form Front Against Outck Labor Measure

Strikers’ Draft Bill Opposed By Republicans  Oraanized Labor   Organized Labor Asked ta Offer Six-Months Truce

TO STRIP BILL OF : WAT PROVISION   Senate Majority May Favor Amendments Modifying House Bill   A STRIKE TRUCE MOVE

GOP in Move to Strip Legislation Of Draft Powers   Apparent Aim Is to Solidify Opposition To Truman Request To Draft Strikers

OP SENATORS DRAFT LABOR BILL BATTLE   Sen. Vandenberg Calls \leeting to Solidify Opposition -

Vandenberg Calls. On Parly Members To Form Opposition   Minority Committee Amendments to Be Presented Republicans

REPUBLICA SOLIDIFY OPPOSITION   Amendments to Be Tagged Upon Bill in Senate

Vandenberg and Senate Leaders Oppose Drafting   Murray Proposes Six-Months Strike Truce Offer be Made By Labor

Rally GOP Against Striker-Draft Bill   Senate Republicans Called Into: Conference in Apparent.Effort to Solidify. Opposition; Debate Postponed by Death of Senator Glass

ay IN TRY 10 BLOCK LABOR DRAFT   Attempt To Solidify Truman Opposition Brought Up Bv Renublicans

Sen. Vandenberg Calls Conference Of Republicans   Several Democrats Join Opposition To President’s Program

Krug May Urge Miners to Ignore Walkout Order   Possible Legal Action To Enforce Contract Ie Also Considered

Temperatures   Meagre Fuel Horde Placed Under Rationing; Will Be Doled Out to Hospitals, Rails, Utilities, ete.; Hard Coal Is Not Affected

Rationing Is Imposed As Mine Walkout Nears   Lewis Ignores Second Appeal by President To Settle Bitter Contract Controversy: U. S. Considers Legal Action Against UMW

National Fuel Rationing Ordered  As Miners’ Chief lannres Secand As Miners (her ! qnores Secon 64  Bid To Halt Wednesday Tieup

COAL SUPPLIES PLACED UNDER FEDERAL RULE   Product Will Be Rationed Through Freeze Order; Lewis Spurns Plea

Lewis Adamant In Refusal fo Honor Contract   Miners Working Extra Hours as Pay End Looms

Move To Save Stocks; Fear Strike Soon   Only Essential Users Por= initted To Buy Soft Cou Under Order,

Lewis Ignores Citations On U.S. Law   Administration Fails To Develop Any Definite Program

Government Seizes Soft Coal Supply   ‘ Lewis Stands Pat On Strike Threat

MEAGER STOCKS= TO BE RATIONED: BY GOVERNMENT   Drastic Action Taken as Miners’ Leader Gives No In dication He Wil) Stop’ Threatened Strike.   ORDER DOES NOT AFFECT ANTHRACITE   Washington’s Next Move in Crisis Uncertain — Operators’ Negotiators Leave  - Washington.

Krug’ s Appeal For 2-Month Truce Isnored   Interior Chief Considers Radio-Plea to Miners . Ta Stave in Pits

Drastic Order Puts Fuel On  “Ration” Basis   Lewis Stands Pat on Challenge Which Threatens Strike At Midnight Wednesday   Supplies On Hand To Be Doled Out   Freeze Order Does Not AfSect, Anthracite Coal; Government's Next Siep Uncertain

Rationing Ordered as Leader of Miners Ignores Government Plea   Lewis Stands Pat on Intentions To Cal! out Workers and Terminate Contract Wednesday

Fuel Placed Under  Rationing as Lewis Stands Firm   All Stocks Now in Transit and Those in Dealers’ Yards Come Under Order; Strike Threatened Wednesday

Includes Transit, Dealers’ Stocks  Lewis Stonily Stands Pat On Challenge

Drastic Order Covers All Stocks in Transit   Government Decrees Rationing Vo Industry ;

LEWIS STILL STANDS PAT WITH THREAT   Supplies Placed Under Rationing As Strike Nears

Freeze Order Issued to Control Supply in Face © Of Lewis Strike Threat

Will Ration Short Supply   Lewis Stands Pat on Challenge Threatening Strike Government Says Illegal

Freeze Soft Coal Supplies   Lewis’ Ignores Appeal for Truce And Warning He Has No Grounds to Strike

Drastic Action Taken as Strike Threat Nears   John L. Lewis Stonily Stands Pat on Challenge

U. §. PREPARES FOR WORST IN ROW WITH UMW   Drastic Order Seizes Control of Stocks in Dealer's Yards

Gov t Orders Freeze of Coal Supply  a eae 2 een eI   Takes Step With Lewis Apparently Set on Policies

Labor Leader Ignores Pleas For A Truce   Government Will Dole Out Fuel For Essentials

MINE STRIKE THREAT CAUSE OF RATIONING   SECOND APPEAL TO JOHN L. LEWIS IS IGNORED

UMW Leader Ignores Truce Bid By Krug; Expect Strike   Midnight Wednesday Set As Termination Date For Contract

New Set-Up For Country Considered  Bv Congress   Interim Government For Country: Sought

CONGRESS PARTY REJECTS BRITISH BID   «= RUSSIA WITHHELD STRATEGY UNTIL FOUR MONTHS BEFORE V-E DAY   Gen. Eisenhower's R eport Released  By War Dept.

British Fight Full Collapse Of India Talks   Congress Party Set To Reject Proposal For Interim Regime

BRITISH WORK TO AVERT BREAKDOWN OF NECOTIATIONS IN INDIAN AFFAIR -

Congress Party In India Rejects British Proposal   Mission May Make Concessions; Decision Due Tomorrow

@ PAUL MALLON—   a  Truman Would Put Right to Live Above Right to Strike

Iceland Pact To Help U. S. Defense Plan   AMERICA GIVEN BASES IN NORTH BY TINY NATION

LEADERS SAY U.S-ICELAND BASE PACT 0.K.   Limited Agreement Seen Enough For American Overseas Use

U. S.-Iceland Air Base ‘Pact Si¢ned   Military Personne! Must Leave: Cited As Model for RussianTurkish Negotiations

 Believe ULS., Iceland Air Pact Sufficient   All But American Civilians Must Leave-— Communist Peeccsre

Marines to Stay on Guard In China, Acheson Sayé   Lauds Evacuatinn

Declares Insperial  Hotel Condemned   Nippon ‘Times Warns Al Hed “Brass” Quartered In Tokyo Hostelry

Housing Subsidies Plan Meets New Opposition   Funds Provided for Temporary Homes, Administraon of Controls over Construction

U. S. Chamber Raps Home Subsidy Plan   House Boss Wyatt Runs Into Trouble In Senate Campaign

CHAMBER JUMPS HOUSE SUBSIDIES   Wyatt Wants Aid to Spur Material Output

C OF C OPPOSES SUBSIDY PLAN FOR BUILDING   Chamber Approves Housing Measure Passed by House

Housing Developments Oppose Subsidy Plan [For Building Materials

‘Wyatt's Plea For Subsidies To Spur Building Material Output Strikes Opposition   U. S. Chamber Of Commerce Against Reinserting Subsidy Proposal E

U.S. Chambex Opposes Plez For Subsidy   CPA Rushing to Complete Set-Up to Administer Controls on Building Ordered Tuesday

Subsidy Proposals Protested By U. S. Chamber As Building Program Machinery Is Picked

Wyatt Proposal Is Attacked By Business Group   Meanwhile The CPA Rushes Setup For Reaional Offices

Wyatt Renews Subsidy Plea   Housing Boss Wants To Spur Output Of Much Needed Materials

Subsidy Plea On Housing Is Opposed   Meanwhile CPA Rushes Offices to Administer Sweeping New Materials Controls

A New Snag for ‘Housing Subsidies      “Wyatt's Plea ‘Bumps Into Opposition fram Chambar anf Cammarre

THE WEATHER   A BUILDING ‘SUBSIDY PLAN I$ OPPOSED   United States Chamber of Commerce Objects to Proposal to Allow Premiums for Construction Materials.

Housing Subsidy Plan Is Opposed By U.S. Chamber   Appropriations Bi 1  Goes  Senate

Subsidy Plan For Housing Is Opposed  Bill Passed By House Endorsed

CHAMBER RAPS SUBSIDIES PLAN IN HOUSING ACT   Urges Proposal Be Left Ou Of Legislation; Priority May Spur Materials

Oppose W yatt’s Renewed Plea For Subsidies   U.S. Chamber of Com. meree On Record Against Plan to Spur Output Building Materials

Housing Boss Renews Subsidy   =. Chamber of Commerce . Poses. Opposition to Wyatt's Plans

Wyatt Housing Subsidy Plea To Be Opposed   Bill Endorsed With Authority Claimed ‘Ample’

Veteran Was ‘Foreigner’ in Eyes of Charity Groups  Baby Dies of Starvation as Father Fails in Job Quest

Rep. Sumners Going Home After 31 Years In Congress Points To Utter Confusion

British Loan  Proposal Hits Double Snag   Some Prospects Bil May Be Passed

Action Delayed On Brifish Loan   Committee Moves Are Complicated

Loan to Britain’ Plan Hits Snag   Congressional Tangle Expected. to Result. _ Long Delay...

British Loan in Double Snag   Probiem of Committee Action is Complicated

Proposal for British Loan Strikes Snag   President Truman Tells Congrese Settlement of Lend-Lease Affairs Is Expected by July 1

British Loan  Hits 2 Snags      Senator Langer Raises Barrier; Hotse Banking Group Is Second.

BRIT LOAN PLAN HITS SNAGS IN CONGRESS’ HALLS   Faces Extremely Complicated Problem of Committee Action—Senator Langer Raises Barrier Against Proposal

Congress Stalls On British Loan Proposal  Vote ~ May Be Delaved Until Fall

LOAN TO BRITISH HITS TWIN SNAGS   CROWDED CALENDAR AND FILIBUSTER DELAY ACTION

RED GROSS RAISES —-$48.464 IN DRIVE   JOPLIN OVERSUBSCRIBES 543,500 GOAL 11 PCT, FINAL REPORTS SHOW.

CUT TAXI RIDES IN POLICE CARS AT MONESSEN      New Work Schedule Is Also Uy For Police Dept. Under ' Mavor Parente

WHEN BUSINESS IS SLAVE OF POLITICS PEOPLE HAVE AN ECONOMY OF SCARCITY

Nominee Hears Accusation Of  Stealing Oil   Charge Made By Smith Is Denied By Shout At Hearing   FOES ARE HEARD   Senator Feels Matter Will Never Reach Vote On Floor

State of Siege Proclaimed For Hl Salvador  Merchants, Students And Workers Are On Genera! Strike

State of Siege Proclaimed For El Salvador   Merchants, Students And Workers Are j eK a a ae

Order Puts El Salvador Under State of Siege ‘After General Strike

FUND CAMPAIGN OPENS FRIDAY   Workers Met Thursday Afternoon To Receive Supplies At Clubhouse

RED CROSS FUND WORKERS NAMED   Mrs. Florence Sweeney Will Serve Again As Card Party Chairman

ARMY DAY 18 FEATURED BY MANY PARADES   Interest Centers on Chicago, Where President Speaks

Army Day Is Being Observed   Observance Today In Sharp Contest To Anniver-. saries Of Past Few Years

Blue Calls On lowa To Rededicate Itself   Remember Our Sons And Daughters Who Paid The  Supreme Sacrifice

THREE SAILORS CHARGED IN NECKERCHIEF MURDER OF WISCONSIN VETERAN

U. N. Council to Resume Sessions Today  Question of New Members Only Big Issue on Tap

SNOW TRAPS 29 IN UTAH HILLS   Precious Sugar Beet Crop May Be Lost; Hunters Stranded

CONGRESS VOTES SOCIAL SECURITY   Measure Is Sent to Truman for Approval

—Adjournment Near—   Congress Works Out A Compromise On Social Security Legislation   MAY BE RECALLED

Payroll Tax Stays Frozen   Congress Agrees to Compromise on Social Security Legislation

TOTH CONGRESS READY TO WIND UP WORK TODAY   Bickering Over World Cour Stands as Only Threat to  Finals Adintiramant

Employers and Payroll Tax Kep At 1 Per Cenf   Larger Grants for Aged; Survivor !nsurance for Veterans

LONGEST VACATION IN EIGHT YEARS FACING SOLON, Historic 79th Congress Speeding Toward Final Adiournment Of Prolonged Session

Special Session of Congress Possible  It G. O. P. Wins House Control in November

79th Congress Helped Carry War Barden:   Speeds Toward Final Ad. journment Teday; Last ‘Minute Flurry Over World Court

CONGRESS WILL QUIT TONIGHT; RECORD CITED   Helped FDR and Truman on Foreign Policies, But Crushed Domestic Proposals    D.. Wiryrerpraag te AapdnppnonemacgTt

With Extra Session Unlikely, 78th Congress Speeds Toward Final Adjournment Today

Congress Passes Security Tax Bill   Truman Signs Legislative Reorganization Bill

T3TH CONGRESS SPEEDS TOWARD ADJOURNMENT   Special Session Eyed As Legislators Wind Up Colorful Regime

 SS TO ED SESSION SOMETIME. TODA’   Longest Vacation in Eight Year Will Permit Members to Seek Re-election

HISTORIC 79TH CONGRESS NEAR ADJOURNMENT   Solons Speed Final Action On Measures Up Before House, Senate

Compromise Worked Out To Freeze Social Security Tax One of Last Acts Before Final Adjournment.   ACCEPT 10 TRUMAN REQUESTS, REFUSE 16

Social Security Tax Frozen At Last Minute   Solons, Eager To Campaign, Fear Fall Recall

CONGRESS NEAR END OF SESSION; MAJOR BILLS ARE SPURNED  FINAL MEETING OF 79TH CONGRESS IS ~ DRAWING TO CLOSE

‘Congress Set To Freeze Ole Age Insurance  iMove Wonld Preoy ea 1, a: aus. wo ee.

Solons To Take Longest Vacation In Eight Years; 80th Assemblage To Be Made On Jonuary 3, 1947 Unless Special Call Is Made

Remained on Job While U.S. Waged Greatest Conflict   Legislators Prepared To Quit by Nightfall--. A New Congress to Convene in lantary

CONGRESS IS © MOVING TOWARD ADJOURNMENT      Senate Winding Up Last Minute Business Quickly

Senate Votes lor Freezing Security Lax   Similar Action Necessary In ‘House. However, Before It Can Be Enacted

Congress Set To Freeze Old Age Insurance   Move Would Prevent Two Billion In Additional SI alae

Congress Puts OK on Social Security Bill   Insurance Levy Still Frozen; Increase Of Payment Averted

79TH CONGRESS DRAWS TO CLOSE   LAST-MINUTE FLURRY OVER WORLD COURT SLOWS ADJOURNMENT

VOTED DOWN MUCH HST LEGISLATION   Special Session Seen If GOP Wins House Majority

Congress Speeds Toward Adjournmen After Eleventh-Hour Compromises

Senate Accepts Compromise on  Social Security   Present Tax Frozen; Congress Nearing ._ Adjournment

Congress Set, To Quit Today   Approve Compromise’ So. cial Security Bill; See Recall Possibility,

Congress Is Set To Freeze Old Age Insurance Tax At One Per Cent As One Of Its Last Acts

SOCIAL SECURI TAX RATE 10 ot ATONE PERCENT   Senate-House Conference  Committee Agrees on y Pn, See ss 

Senate Okays  Freezing Old _ Age Levy Tax   House Has Yet To Act. Ox Measure Before It Goes To Truman For Siening

Social Security Compromise Paves Way For 1947 Payroll Tax Freeze

79th Congress Hopes To End Work and Go Home Today but May Be Called Back

Slight Chance For Holdover Is Seen Now   Social Security Tax Compromise Helps; . Court May Be Block

79th Congress Speeds Toward Adjournment   Special Session Looms  If GOP Captures House

Congress Speeds To Session End   See Coming Election as Reason for Longest Session in Years

‘Congress Prepares To Freeze SS Rate   rd] ‘Before Goingl lome   Compromise Expected to Be Passed Before Adjournment Today.

LONG SESSION DRAWS NEARER ADJOURNMENT   World Court Proposal Only Threat to Early End of Session

Congress Speeds to Windup  tet Cnet CAmnAPamica Cleare Wav for Adiournment Toda

Congress Speeds Final Legislation In Move fo Quit  Adjournment Seen At End of Friday

Old Age Insurance Payroll Tax. Frozen   Congress Agrees to Compromise, Which Goes Now To President

Ready ToGo Home   79th Congress Will  Adjourn Today, Not  To Meet Again Unless Snecial Session Called

Solons to Hasten Off to Campaign   The 79th Congress May Reach Adjournment Late Today   FREEZE SECURITY TAX   Special Session Possible if G.O.P. Wins Next  House

79TH CONGRESS SPEEDS TOWARD ADJOURNMENT  Proposal On World Court

Congress Ready To Adjourn Afte Historic Session   Special Session May Be ‘Called If GOP Victori ous In November

79th Congress Speeding Toward Adjournment;  Only One Bill Threatens

Final Adjournment Of Congress Is Voted By House   World Court Proposa ls Last Measure Barring Dispersal

78th Congress Completing Work May be Recalled  Emergency Session Seen To Vole Truman Frairis Tl Dencchlinemc Gurees,

79th Congress Speeds Efforts To Close Work By End Of Day   Chance Of Special Session Foreseen  Hf GOP Vietorious

Social Security Tax Freeze Voted By Both Houses   Adoption of Compromise Measure Paves Way For Lawmakers to Go Home

Social Security Tax Unchanged  Congress Approves One Per Cent Limit

rl FROZEN ON YROLL TAXES BY ONCEES. fem      Final Agreement, Reached Leave Social Security Rates Without Change

Long Session of Congress Nearing End   Secial Security and World Court Aqgreements Likely

Congress Prepares ToF reeze SS Rate Before GoingHome   Compromise Expected to Be Passed Before Ad journment Today.

Ban Un Social Security Levy Boost Studied   Workers, Employers Save Two Billion Dallare In AAave

Congress Speeding Toward Final Adjournment Today; 80th To Meet In January

Lawmakers Set To Freeze Tax   Congress Ready To Hold Old Age Insurance Tax At One Percent

Bradley and Stelle in Two Hour Session   Accounts of Results Are Confusing to Newspaper Men

RUSSIA DEMANBS 8, N, ‘DROP IRANIAN CASE   Sees Ho Necessity For GonYinuing Argument

USS DEMAND RANIAN CASE F DROPPED   gland Intends to aise Issue of ranco Spain

Russian, Polish Demands Bring New UN Crisis   Troops Sent By lran Premier to  Subdue Revolt

POLAND RAISES FRANCO ISSUE   Gromyko’s Bombshell May Bring Lively Debate Tuesday

Finish Fight Is Now Seen On  OPA Measure   Taft, Reece Assail Policy of President In Veto of OPA Extension; Thousands Of  Telegrams Received by Lawmakers

Taft, Reece Hit  _ President’s Veto   Republican Says Economic Svatem Manhandied

GOP Claims Truman Is  Responsible   Taft Denounces President, Asks Fight In Congress

OPTIMISTIC AIR  AT PARLEY SEEN   Accord for 21-Nation Meet is Predicted.

DELEGATES GATHER FOR PEACE PARLEY   General Favorable Attitude Toward Pending Treaties

TREATY HOPES GIVEN BOOST   LA       MOSCOW- BROAD. SHAVE BEEN TAKING* OPTIMISTIC: VIEW OF CONFERENCE

Peace Parley Hopes Mount   Official Hopes For Success Of Conference Are Reported As Optimistic

PARIS PARLEY PEACE HOPES GET BRIGHTER   Generally Favorable Attitude Toward Pending Treaties

Hope for Success of Peace Parley Mounts as Moscow Reflects More Optimistic Attitude in Broadcasts

GREEKS VOTE TO RECALL KING   Nation’s Political Disorders Cause 40 Violent Deaths

GREEKS VOTE TO RECALL KING GEORGE   Interior Ministry Says In. complete but Conclusive Returns Show Three-to. One Victory for Exilec Monarch.

Greeks Vote Three To One To Recall King George Il; Election Costs 18 Lives

Vote Three To One To Restore Him To Throne   Stormy Election Cost 18 Lives In 36 Hours, 40 During Final Week Of Camebign

GREECE WANTS HER KING BACK   Results Show People Favor Return of George II by 3-to-1 Margin

Monarchy Wins Out In Bloody Election.... ‘ Return Of King George II To Throne Of Greece Is Voted By Three To One

Royalist Government Announces Victory On Basis of 25 Per Cent of Ballots Counted.

KING GEORGE I WINS IN GREEK VOTING 3 TO 1   . Conclusive Returns Favor Return of King: From Exile in England

Greece Recalls George to Throne  Exited Monarch Wins by 3 to ! Vote

Exiled King Recalled By Greek Vote   Majority Of Three To One Is Predicted For Monarchial Rule.

King George Recalled by Greek Vote   Returns Incomplete but Conclusive and Indicate Monarchy Is Favored by Count of 3 to One

Recall Of King Yoted By Greeks  Political Diserders Result In 40 Deaths

Greeks Recall King George  Vote Three To   Vote Three To One For Monarch

George Is Winner of Greek Vote   Returns Incomplete, but Called Conclusive; 18 Dead in 36 Hours.

Ballot Nearly Three To One For Monarchy   Election Disputes Costs: hives Of 40) Persons > In. Last Week Of Campaign.

Greek King Called Back To Throne   Almost Three To One Vote Favors Return  From Exile; 40 Slain In Closing Campairn

Ministry Of Interior In Statement   18 Persons Lose Lives During 36 Hours

509,577 Vote For Monarchy, Only 240,522 For Republic   Count Half Completed; 18 Slain in Last 36  Hours

King George Wins Greek Plebiscite By Big Majority:   Electorate Votes to Restore Monarchy for Third Time in History

Price for Clothing Expected to Climl   New Price Measure Gives High Ceilings

Dr. Selke Will Address Group  Community Dinne: Cat Navi Tuaecdav

Iran Premiet Stands Behind His Ambassador   Ghavam Says Reports Of Repudiation Unfounded

Ford and Union Contract Looms   Difference of Two Cents Separates Groups, Claim

FORD RAISES "WAGE OFFER   UNION AND COMPANY ONLY TWO CENTS AN HOUR APART ON SETTLING DISPUTE

FORD AND UNION ~ NEAR AGREEMENT   Company Offers Increase Based on Full Production

Only Two Cents Stand Between Ford and Union   Will Resume Negotiations on Wages Thursday

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Henry Wallace Resumes Role Of Johnny Appleseed

WITH GERMAN PEACE FIRST      Some Would Sidetrack Minor Nations Until Later

Byrnes Expected To Press Demand For Reich Term:   Diploniats Predict Move to Force Early Drafting of Peace Proposal

Stressed by en Byrnes At Stuttgart   American Diplomats See U. S. Leading Move —Russia Opposed

U. S. May Force Early Draft of  German Treaty   Believe Byrnes Will Welcome Parley Vacation

U.S. MAY LEAD TREATY ‘PUSH’   Early Drafting Of Peace Terms For Germany Rated Urgent

U.S, WILL PRESS GERMAN PEACE   WILL INSIST THAT TREATY HAS PRECEDENCE

U.S. MAY FORCE EARLY DRAFTING NE PEACE TERMS   Problem Of Writing German Settlement Is Considered As Urgent

President Encounters California Weather on Bermuda Fishing Jaunt

Washington Optimistic After Stalin Interview   See Statements Pointed Toward Peace Tf Russie’s Actions Square With Words

Leaders Comment On Stalin’s Views In Entire Harmony With UNO Purposes

PEACE HOPES GIVEN BOOST   Capital Shows Favorable Reaction To Views Of Soviet Leader

E PROBE THEFT OF Trine MORE AUTOS.   Hit-Run Driver Still at Large After Two Escapades

MERGURY AT 18 BELOW IN MAINE   Forecast Rain Changing tc Snow for Ohio Saturday

Vance Residents Receive Medals   Carnegie Hero Fund Commission Awards Medals to 32 Persons On Continent

HEROES’ MEDALS FOR TAR HEELS   Hendersonville Boy And. Girl Awarded Carnegie Medals For Rescuing Three From Fire. :

Trio Executed as  War Criminals Deaths Witnessed by 2,500 Persons

Soviet Gives in on Knotty Issue of Trieste Port   Big Four on Verge of Setting Date for Peace Session

SLAVS BALK ON PROPOSED BIG 4 BORDER PACT   Internationalization Of Tri este Studied At Par je Manting

Italian-Slav Border Set By Big Four   Accord On Trieste Problem Near; Paris Parley to Be Fixed

Yugoslavia Rejects Plan For Trieste   Deputy-Premier Declares Country Cannot Accept Proposal Representing Concession by Russia

Says Yugoslavia Cannot Accept French Proposal   Official Refers to Rorder icsue

Big Four Near Accord On Wear Trieste Problem  : Peace Conference  Prospects Better

Slavs Oppose Fre neh Plan  For Trieste   SpokesmantnsteadAsksFor Internationalization Of Adriatic Port

Yugoslavs Object To Boundry   French Frontier Compromise Termed Unacceptable

Colonial Powers Be Asked Extend UNO Charter   Allow Peoples Finally Rule Self

U.S. to Offer ‘Plan to U.N.O. Today   Charter Benefits Wanted for Native Peoples

U.S. to Urge UNO Benefit For Colonies   Big Five Fails To Make Choice Of New Secretary

Terminal Pay _ Plan Altered   Part Cash, Bulk in Bond: New Senate Proposal

Truman OK’s Compromise Furlough Pay  Claims Up to $50 To Be Paid in Cash And Rest in Bands

Plan Offered To Pay Bond: To Veterans   ‘Fruman’s Scheme Is Designed to.  Combat Inflation

Plan To Pay Gl Terminal Leave Reaches Senate   “Anti - Inflationary” Ac Would Give Vets 5Year Bonds

NEW TERMINAL LEAVE PAYMENT PLAN PROPOSED   Senate Military Group Adopts Plan Offered By President

S-BILLION “VET BILL RECEIVES TRUMAN SUPPORT   Measure Goes to Senate With Blessings of Military Committee and White House.   PAYMENTS WOULD BE IN CASH AND BONDS   Five- Year Interest Bearing Treasury Notes Would Substitute for Termi nal Leave Pay.

Truman OKs: -Furlough Pay For Veterans   “Anti-influtionary”: Plan - Reaches Senate Will, _ “Military. Group   BRlececine

Truman Endorses.Bond Plan To Pay for Terminal Leave   Program for Outlay of $3 Billion to Veterans Reaches Senate With Sanction of Its . Military Committee; President

Substitute Proposal for Furlough Time Pay Approved   Senate Military Committee, Truman Endorse ‘Anti-Inflationary’ Plan for Paying Billions to Vets

Senate Passes 65¢ Minimum Wage Measure  Farm Rider Is Left in Bill Despite Veto Warning From Trumar

Minimum Pay Boosted To 65 Cents In Senate   Measure, Carrying Higher Farm Prices, Goes to House

Farm Rider in New Wage Bill  Passes Senate   Minimum Salaries of 65 Cents An Hour Agreed Upon in Action; Solons Iqnore Truman Veto Threat

SENATE PASSES 65-CENT HOURLY WAGE MEASURE   Higher-FarmPrice Amendment In Legislation Cent Ta House   TRUMAN THREATENS TO EXERCISE VETO

Senate Passes  65-Cent Pay Floor   Higher Farm Price Amendment Included

Legislation Carries Farm Price Amendment Opposed by Truman   SENATE AGREES TO NEW FIGURE BY 41-27 VOTE   House Passage Would Put Issue Squarely Up fo White House

60-CENTS-AN-HOUR MINIMUM WAGE IS VOTED BY SENATE   Bilt Approved 41 to 27 and _ Sent to House — Carries Amendment Increasing, Farm Prices.   VETO THREAT HANGS OVER LEGISLATION   La Follette and Other Members of Upper Branch Declaré Measure Is a “Dead Duck.”

Additional Items Are Decontrollec  OPA Delays Issuance Of Master List

OPA Frees Many More Articles   Delays Issuance of Master Decontrol List

OPA Takes Price Lids Oft Matches, Light Fixtures, Dairy and Bus Equipment

More Goods Decontrolled; OPA Master List Delayed   Ceilings Removed from ‘Items. Ranging from Matches to Churns—Master List May be Available in About o Week

SCORES OF ITEMS FREED OF PRICE CONTROL BY OPA   Ceilings Taken Off Matches and Churns, Some Machinery, Lumber and  Paper Products.   TEXTILE PRICING REGULATIONS DOOMED   Reconversion Director Steelman Acts to Remove Causes of Drop in Cotton Quotations.

MASTER LIST ON DECONTROL   Many Items, However. Freed by Agency Of  Price Ceilings

More Items Are Freed  From Control   But Master List Is Not Completed For Release Friday

Fighting Stops After 36 Bloody Hours   Every Weapon Missing Accounted For; Conspirators Taken

Leaders Of Riot Are Dead   Seige Of Alcatraz Over; No resistance  After Battle Of  Saturday Morning

GUARDS WIN CONTROL OF PENITENTIARY   Three Convict Leaderg Dead, All Other Conspirators in Mutiny Are in Custody.   NUMBER IN ESCAPE PLOT UNCERTAIN   But Prison Officials Estimate 25 to 30 Murderers and Kidnapers Took Part.

General Electric Raises Prices  Of  Appliances   But U. S. Steel Corp. And Tire Companies See No Boosts Now

HIKE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT PRICES   TWO BIG COMPANIES AN: NOUNCE BOOSTS — TIRES REMAIN UNCHANGED.

U.S. Soldier Is Killed On Road   Two Others thers: Wounded When Jeep Ambushed Near Trieste

Worst Labor Crisis In Months Tossed To Stabilization Board   Maritime Strike, Gripping Salt Water Ports, May Expand

Shipping Is Stalled at U. S. Ports   Maritime Settlement Put Up to Wage Board—3,000 Ships Tied Up

Labor Official Declares Reversal of Board Order  Needed to End Walkout

U.S. Envoys Claim China Peace Peace  Impossible  Oke necone Wh Va mcecu: ye all “Ww: * 1 .. _ _ oe —_ "a SC

General Peace for China Appears to Be Impossible   Top American Envoy Issues Statement Against Background of Spreading War Between Communists, Nationalists

Top U. 5. Envoys In China Say War End Is Impossible  Marshall and Stuart Issue Gloomy Report After Joint Efforts

China Peace Lost Marshall Admits   Stuart Joins General in Despair As War Spreads, Rifts Widen -

‘No Peace For ‘China Possible’   U.S. Envoys Pessimistic On Settlement OF Warfare Among Chinese,

CHINESE PEACE SEEMS REMOTE   People Don’t Want War, jut U.S. Envoys See Gloomy Outlook

Marshall Says  General Peace Among Chinese Is ‘Impossible’   Communist, National Units Renew Strife; Marines Fight Reds

ENVOYS ABANDON HOPE OF ENDING ChINA CONFLICT   Marshall and Ambassador Stuart Declare General Peace for Nation Seems Impossible,   U. S. MARINES CLASH WITH TRAIN WRECKERS   Warfare Between Communists and Chiang’s Government Troops Is Spreading.

China Peace   Hopes Fading   Appears Impossible, Say: Marshall and Stuart

Envoys See Little Hope Of Accord   Rift Widens As Battles Among Nationals And Reds Grow Stleadily

China Peace Hopes Fade   Even Gen. Marshall and Dr. Stuart Find No Path Despite Negotiations

Full Peace For China Is Held Impossible   U. S. Envoys Make Gloomy Statement; Warfare Spreads

FARM ACCIDENDTS CAN BE REDUCED   Majority of Them Are With Machin: ery and Animals Figures Show

Accidents On Farms Can Be Reduced   Majority of Them Are With ‘Machinery and Animals, Figures Show

Argue McCarthy Case in Supreme Court Chambers  Point of State's Right to Rule on Federal Offices

Court Studies McCarthy Case   Will Decide Whether Action Against Senate ‘Nominee May Be Taken

Candidacy Challenged Supreme Court Asked To Rule On McCarthy's Right To Run

One-Eyed Informer Unfolds Story Of Murder-for-Money Which Failed

Story Of Murder For Money Told  ‘Informer’ Tells Of Gang Killing Plans

RAINEY PROTESTS, RADIO CURB ‘BigNames Fire Opening Rounds In Texas Politics

Mead Points Out Dewey's Errors  ‘On Predictions for Reconversion

Democratic Candidate Takes Sharp Issue With Op.  ‘ppmwmetto Te cf et cot

RENEW POWER STRIKE TALKS   Joint Meeting Arranged By; Conciliators As Power Shortage Grows

Measure for Equal Rights for Women Fails Again on Vote   Constitutional Amendment Does Not Get Majority Of Two-Thirds in Senate

G-Men Caught Col. Durant Bringing Diamonds Other  Than: Hessian Crown, Comes

DURANT ALSO HAD DIAMONDS   Army Reveals Gems Taken From Him But Crown Jewels Overlooked

InEFT Or JEWELS ALSO REPORTED   Diamond Smuggling Said Tried Previously by Colonel.

Asked Santa Claus for Eyes to Blot Memory of Last Christmas He Saw

MOTHER OF 6 CHILDREN GIVEN 3 MONTHS IN JAIL   Received and Sold Goods Stolen by Son   CAR BURNER IS FINED

Sleap Pills Peril Barbara Bennett Poli ice Find Actress  RraRteiniec A ftay

Presidential Train Stops Here  Truman Greets Friends  1,500 Cheer Chief Executive at Railroad Station in Rain

Presidential Train Stops: Here ~  Truman Greets Friends  @ hd eo « ¢ os ® @® @ @® - 15M) Cheer Chief Evacitive at Dailraad Cfatinn in Bain.

Social Security Board Offers Cooperation to Speed Retirement Claims

‘SJ. Rex Bloom Renamed President; 1947 Site To Be Chosen ln July

DEADLOCK ON FOOD CONTROLS MAY DELAY. BILL   Hope For Vote By Tomorrow *

Termination Date Still NotDecided   Deadlocked Over Price Con trols for Meat and  Subsidy Payments

Consumer. Strike Threat Made for. Weakened 0.P.A.  Many Points Not Ironed Out; ‘Act May Go Back to Congress...

New Turn in Investigation Dt War Profits   Comptroller General Denounces U. S. Practice

President Okehs Income Probe   Mead Committee Granted Power To Examine U. S. Tax Returns

Probers Given PowerloScan Tax Returns.   Senate Committee On War Profits Digs Dcep. er. . Warren Denounces Gevernments Wartinre Spending Practices

Santa Claus Ready With New Toys ‘And Not a F ew hon Like Real Thins

Real Toys Back Again   Trains for Boys, Stoves fot Girls Are Among Santo’s  Resenriaes:

A Message from Santa ~  Maybe This Will Give You Some Ideas On What to Get the Kids for Christmas

Wallace Is Given Three-Year Term  Admits Narcotics Theft Feb. 16

Report Molotov Accepts Proposal For Commission   U.5. Want Four-Powel Group to Investigate Germon Disarmament

MINISTERS MAY ADJOURN TODAY   Study German Issue Before Starting 30-Day Recess

Ministers To Adjourn Untit June 15   Discussion Held On Germany Said To Be Fruitless

Nazi Arms Inquiry Is Approved   Russians Back Plan To Send Commission In All Four Zones

Futile Session Of Ministers Draws to Close   Revised Italian Armistice Terms Granted Approval

Russians Bar Peace Parley  For Germany   Big Four Ministers Adjourn Session  Until June 15

BIG FOUR COUNCIL - PLANS TO ADJOURN   Fruitless Discussion Conduct: ec on Germany

German Dispute Is Still  UpInAir   Adjournment Wil Come Late Today Until June 15

BIG FOUR ADJOURNS AFTER SIGNING REVISED ITALIAN TREATY? REACH NO MAJOR AGREEMENTS

Big Four Fails on Major Issues  Paris Session to Be Recessed to June 15

Little Results In Discussion On German Future   Foreign Ministers Ti Retains Problems Or

SE ee ee a wee ena eee ee ee  Big 4 Council Signs Revised Halian Peace Terms; Adjourns for Month

Peace Envovs Will Adjourn  Paris Parley   Final Day In Fruitless Dis. cussion Of German Ouestion

Foreign Ministers Meetings in Paris at Unfruitful End   Big Four Prepare to Adjourn Today to Meet Again on June 15

DIPLOMATS FALL ON GERMAN PACT   Paris Meeting To Be Adjourned Until June 15

Foreign Ministers Parley Ends Today Wil! Meet June 15   Austrian Problem Remains Unsettled, Reds Blocked Taiks

Pence Conference Draws to a Close   Majer Issues Still Unsettled; Foreign Ministers to Meet Acain on June 15

Big-4 Ministers Adjourn Session Until June 15   Conferences End. With Problems of Europe’s Peace Still Unsettled

Foreign Ministers End Meeting; Little Work Done   Four-Power Council Will Meet Again June 15 To Attack Still-Unsettled Problems of Peace: Terms for Italians Are Initialed

BG FOUR END PAnI PARLEY UNTIL JUNE 14   Molotov Agrees to Proposal to Investigate Nazi Disarmament.

BIG 4 FOREIGN MINISTERS QUIT UNTIL JUNE 15   Molotov Agrees to Investigation Into German Disarmament

Four Power Council Set To Adjourn   Byrnes Reported to Be Discouraged By Failure of Conferees To Reach Agreements

Mee Again June 10 To Talk Unsettled Problems of Peace   Molotov Agrees to American Proposal for Probe Already Discarded by Others

Paris Parley Comes to Close   Major Issues Remain Unsettled; New Meeting Scheduled For June 15

Conference of Ministers Ends: To Meet June 15   Discussion of Reich Treaty is Unsettled; Russ Agree To Plan

March Blizzard Cripples lowa Communications   Many Wires Down, Some Roads Blocked; Nearly A Foot Of Snow.

Raging Storm Sweeps Swiffly Across State   Leaves Tangled Wires, High Drifts In Its Wake

SMALL POWERS WANT BIDAULT AS CHAIRMAI   Molotov Attacks MecNeil for Deserting Froeedure Rules

Molotov Challenges Right Of Big Four To Change \Minds on Procedure Rules

MOLOTOY MAKES CHALLENGE TODAY   Rules of Procedure Are Considered at Paris Meeting.

Big: 4s sRightTe oO c hange Mind Is Questioned   Molotov Brings Up Issue In Peace Discussions At Paris

SMALL NATIONS SEEK BIDAULT AS CHAIRMAN   No Decision Is Reached On  Chairmanship

Molotov Takes Exception to Rule Procedure   Wants Peace Parley Conducted Upon Big Four Policy

Molotov Challenges Right Of Other Members Of Big iFour To Change Their Minds

RUSSIAN BLASTS BRITISH MOVE ON COMPROMISE   Little Nations Trying To Make Bidault Permanent Of Peace Conference

Right of Other Big Four Members to Change Minds Challenged By V: M. Molotov

MOLOTOV RAPS BRITISH ENVOY   Russian Can't Understand Britain’s Attitude

RED MINISTER IN ATTACK ON RULE CHANGES   Interrupts Fight To Make Bidault Permanent Parley Head

Molotov Challenges Paris Rules   Opposes Small Nations Fight to Moke Bidault Portey Chairman

A] mh NEETI   Small Powers Fight to Make * Bidault Permonent  fg ne

Molotov Raps Rules Change   Assails Altering Big 4 Procedure   Would Sneed Action

Molotov Challenges Briton's Motion In Paris Peace Rules Conferenc:

Molotov Hurls New Challenges   Peace Conference Delays Election Of Presiding Officer.

Russtan Attacks British Delegate’s  Claims That Rules Are “Suggestions.

Box by Box   War Vet Described As "Hot Suspect’ Cleared of Slaying   Arrested for Auto Theft, Man Checked In Phantom Case

Foreign Ministers Continue Work On ltalian Peace Treaty; Tito May Be Ready To Bargain

Big Four Resume Debate On Peace Treaty For Haly  Yugoslav a Hints ;   Yugoslavia Hints Willingness To Trade To Break Deadlock

Slav Concession Cheers Big Four   Hint of ‘Bargain’ on Trieste Helpful

DEADLOCK ON TRIESTE MAY END SHORTLY  Indications From   Indications From Yugoslavia Over Bargaining Given to Big Four.

YUGOSLAVIA MAY BREAK DEADLOCK WITH ITALIANS   Ofer of Gorizia For Trieste Was Made In Rome

Big 4 Resume ltalian Peace Treaty falks   Yugoslavia Shows Willingness to Bargain on Trieste

Yugoslavs Give First Indication Of Compromise   Deadlock Continues But Tito Offers To Bargain in Dispute

YUGOSLAVIA IS READY TO TRADE   WILLING TO GIVE UP CLAIMS TO TRIESTE

Truman To Spend July 4th Weekend In Blue Ridges   Expects To Go Te ‘Shangri-La Retreat For Restful Brief Vacation

TRUMAN TAKING ~ WEEKEND RES1   PRESIDENT AND WIFE WILL GO "TO MOUNTAIN RETREAT FOR REST FROM ‘ . DUTIES

STASSEN HAS NO ANNOUNCEMENT   Visits Governor Blues. Speaks in Dec Moines

Two Negroes Ordered Held In Hold-Up   Fuller And Hayes Face Federal Court

Daily Washington Moyrraye Co -Round   DREW PEARSON SAYS: BILBO'S. RACEALATRED APPEAL MAY SAVE HIM; ROSS  COLLINS, BILBO'S OPPONENT, HELPED BUILD UP U, §. Apres (YRTITATARTS ENE AWS CAUSE HEADACHES.

Transit Strike Ends In Philadelphia; NY Fuel Crisis Passed, Strike Is Unsettled

Some Measure of Relief in Strikes Hitting Big Cities   Settlement Still Lacking, However, In Tugboat Trouble

TWO BIG CITY STRIKES ENDED   Closure Order Is Revoked in New York City

New York City Closure Order Revoked Today   Tugboat Strike Not Ended Yet

New York Shutdown Relieved   Nation’s Biggest City Resumes Normal Way After Drastic Close Of All Business

New York City’s Closing Order is Revoked by Mayor   Philadelphia’s Transit Strike Ends; Power for Pittsburghers

Great Cities Resume Norma Operations   N. Y. Closing Order Ts. voked——Transit,. Power Strikes End

INew York Closure Halted, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh Disacreements Are Ended

Labor Picture In East Takes Brighter Hues   Pennsylvania Light, Power And Transit Workers Get Raises

Electrical And Transit Strikes Brought To End   Relief Comes To Citizens Of Pittsburgh And Philadelphia

trike Tie-Ups n Philadelphia Httsburgh End  Action Brightens Labor Situation

Shut Down Edict Lifted By O’Dwyer   Tugboat Owners Unable to Agree on Arbitration; GM Offer of 1814 Cent  Increase Rejected

Pittsburgh, Philadelphia Disputes End   Lift. Shutdown Edict Tr World’s Greatest Town New York City,

Return © Of-Some: Workers To Jobs Brings Measure > OF Relief To 3 Big Cities

Philly and Smoky City Tieups End   New York City Ban or Assemblages Lifted After 16 Hours.

CRIPPLING STRIKES END IN PENNSYLVANIA CITIES   Pittsburgh Power And Philadelphia Transit Workers Return To Their Posts After Walk-Outs—Situation Eases In New York And Normal Activities Are Resumed—No Progress In General Motors Strike

Two Strikes Ended; N. Y. Ban Lifted   Services Restored in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh; New York Near Normal

WALKOUTS END IN PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA   Reopen New York City Firms as Supply of Fuel Improves

Some Relief Seen for’ East Cities   Pennsylvania Strikes Ended; Tugboat Arbitration Planned

Strike Picture Brightens in Eastern Cities   Transport and Power Workers Go Back to Jobs As New York Cit Shutdown Is Lifted

Power Workers Resume Jobs in Pittsburgh and Transportation Is Reported in Philadelphia.    BUSINESS HOLIDAY  IN NEW YORK ENDS

Siamese Twin Girls are Dead  Mother Saddened ) ep 2 ee Leet Le. e

FRIENDSHIP WITH HUSS CHINA'S AIM   BY INTERNATIONAL NEW"  aA Rate es

LIMIT TO 300 4-H GIRLS’ CONVENTION   Each County May Send Two  Girls and One Adult Leader to Ames

Two Delegates To lowa 4-H Meeting  Dorothy Moser And Betty Borchers Go

WILL PRESENT FUND TO BURNELL WAGNER   Veteran Who Lost Both Arms In Germany Will Be Presented Publicly With Approximately $2,500

CHINESE STAGE NEW BATTLES   Both Sides Try To Grab More Territory As Peace Talks Are Continued

CHIANG ARMY CAPTURES 3 RED TOWNS   Communists Gain In Drive Toward Yulin, Shensi

MEDALS FOR WACS AND VETS READY   Reich Occupation Forces of - 19178 Elicible

NAVY PROTESTS RUSSIA FIRING . ON U.S. PLANES      First Incident Occurs Last October, Other Ten Days Agro

NAVY PROTESTS SOVIET ATTACK   Two U. S. Seaplanes Fired Or In Manchuria, Department Of State Reveals

Sharp Warning Issued To Reds After Incident   U. S. Planes Twice Shot At By Soviets

2 Other Murders, 24. Burglaries. And Two . ~ Attacks Also Admitted

HERENS ENTERS PLEA QE GUILTY   Youth Admits Slaying of Child, Two Women at Chicago.

Admits Trio Of Killings, 2 Assaults   Sentencing of Youth Is Delayed, So Evidence Can Be Presented.

WILLIAM HEIRENS, 17, PLEADS GUILTY TO THREE MURDERS IN CHICAGO: RECEIVES LIFE SENTENC!

Ture Wilt De sitruarea on the grounds of the Western Stock Yards Carn.   Heirens Pleads Guilty

Heirens Pleads Guilty in Chicagc   Youthful Slayer of Three Faces Possible Death for Crimes.

Heirens Pleads Guilty to Three Murders   State Will Present Evidence in Degnan Case Before Sentenciny

HEIRENS IN GUILTY PLEAS TO SLAYINGS   Chicago Youth, Found Sane, Also Admits 24 Burglaries and Two Assaults.

Heirens Pleads Guilty To Murders, Burglaries   Parents In Courtroom While Youth Enters Pleas Te Slaying Suzanne Degnan And Two Other Women: Can Get Death Penalty

Heirens Pleads Huilty to ‘oree Murders   Youth is Warned Py Justice of Possible Sentences

Demand for Grains  Cuts World Stock   Total Supplies Drop As Food Needs Rise

ClO Responsible for Steel St tke, Fairless Asserts.   House O.K.’s Modified Fact-Finding Bill

Race [rack  rund Asked to Aid Vets   Veterans Housing Also Discussed by The Legislature

$20,000,000 A. YEAR RACE BETTING FUNDS TO SE USED FOR BENEFIT OF VETERANS PROPOSED

Close Race BetweenWheeler And Erickson Is Predicted   Montana Senator Seeks Renomination Today With Truman’s Backing Against Opponent Supported by James Roosevelt—Incumbent’s Voting Record On International Ques. tions and Railroad Strike Are Issues in Bitter Fight.

Rogers Easily Beat By 100,000 Votes, Knight, Howser in   ‘Dog Racing, FEPC ‘Swamped with Noes - Teachers Win Gains

Knowland Beats Rogers Easily —   G. O. P. Candidates Take 14 of 23 Contested House Seats; Knight, Howser Win Races.

ARMY PLANE CRASHES IN JAPAN; 22 KILLED   Accident Occurs Soon After Takeoff at Osaka—Civilians Among Victims.

527,000 Is Stolen In Boston Shoe Co. Payroll Robbery      Masked Trio Gets Pay Of Over 500 Emploves

RUSSIAN COUP IN IRAN FEARED   tata alae enamel  Soviet Envoys At Tehran Try To Force Shakeup Before UNO Deadline

Reds Believed Trying To Delay Security Council Action On Iran Dispute

AFL STARTING © ‘RED’ CLEANUF   SINETY AFL LOCALS. IN LOS NGEL PLAN TO PURGE REDS FROM RANKS

Discussions Heard Of Campaign Fund   Secretary of Navy Says Pauley Will Devote Attention to Post

ICKES AIDE 10 TESTIFY AT PROBE   Pauley Probers To Learn Inside Of Oil Deal

Forrestal Gives Testimony At Pauley Hearing  Committee Also  yr a

FORTAS CALLED IN PAULEY QUIZ   Witness Formerly Acted As Ickes Right-Hand Man

Witness Claims Campaign Fund Was Discussec   Senator Stewart Warns of “Party Split” Over Nomination; Urges V ithdrawal

FEAR BICKERING MAY HURT ANTI STRIKE MEASURE   House Support Seems Divided Or How Strong Bill Should Be

Backers of Anti-Strike Legislation Are Divided   Some Fear Bickering Is Hurting Chances’ of Pushing Thru ‘Really Effective Bull

House Is Split On Strength Of Strike Bill   However, All Agree Sweeping Measure  Should Be Enacted

SASE BILL IS STILL FAVORED BY MAJORITY   Most Legislators Think Strong Labor Law Will Be Passed

SOLONS DIVIDED ON STRIKE BILL   Most Congressmen Agree That Sweeping Anti-Strike Law Will Be Passed

House Splits Over Severity  Of Proposal   Case Bill Or One Muck Like lt Seems Likely To Be Passed   VETO IS POSSIBLE   Leaders Also Consider How Far Senate Will Go On Curb

Strike Control Bill Sure to Pass But  Form Is Doubtful   House Supporters Split Sharply Over How Strong Measure Should Be

TEMPERATURES:   City Attorney Asserts 57,000 Increase Void   Pay Raised When Sterling Succeeded Frank L. Hammond

VOID JUDGE'S PAY INCREASE   B. OH. City Commissior Told $2,000 Increase Is Illegal

RUSS SAY SPY STORY MAGNIFIED   Complete Account Would Reveal Fifth . Column. Canada Says

(LARIFICATION B EXPECTED FROM CANADA   Truman Convinced U.S. Security Measyres Adequate

KING READY TO STEP ASIDE PENDING ITALIAN DECISION         VICTOR EMMANUEL TO LE  THRONE AFUER 46 YEARS  AND AWAIT REFEREN- ' DUM RESULT

EXPECT ITALO KING TO ABDICATE SHORTLY   Prince Humbert Scheduled To - Jake Over-As Regent...

Abdication of Victor Emmanuel To Occur Today   Prince Humbert Is Regent Until Election Is Held

Htalian King Will Abdicate Throne On Wednesday. Official Sources Say

KING OF ITALY QUITS; HUMBERT BECOMES REGENT   Abdication Brings To Close 46-Year BRoeten of Victor

UN COUNCIL MAPS ACTION OVER RECESS   Russia Faces Defeat As Nations Plan Next Step

[Iran Awaits News from Azerbaiian on Whether Fightina Will Continue

Word Awaited From Tabriz. On Truce      Azerbaijan May Accept Troops

AERIAL BLACK MARKET RING SMASHED BY SCOTLAND YARO   RAFE-PILOTS_LN-Y-OLVED-IN SMUGGLING FOOD INTO GERMANY AND BRINGING BACK VALUABLES

'U. N. Council Vote: To Investigate Franco Spain Case   Commission of Five Delegates Will Make Probe of Polish Charges; Gromyko Restates His Opposition

FRANCO REGIME INQUEST VOTED   Russia Silent As U. N Inquiry Is Ordered On Spanish Menace

Russia Remains Silent But U N to Investigate Spain ‘Bi Dia, cs ae as ck, Ba      Five Deleqates to Be Named to Commission

Orders Five Delegate To Investigate Polis! ‘Charges While Russia Delegate- Restates Hi “Opposition —— ——_

Committee To Report By May 31   Soviet Delegate Refuses To Vote On ‘Delaying Move

Franco Spain To Be Probed By Council   Approval Unanimous With Russio Silent. When Vote Is Token’

UN Votes To Probe  Franco Spain   Russia Sits Silent As 10 Members Vote On Polish Charges

Russia Refrains From Voting On Resolution  Commission of 5 Has Month to Make Ranort .

U.N. Group To Study Spanish Question OK'd      Council Approves Move by 10 Affirmative Votes; Russia Does Not Vote

FRANCO THREAT FINDS RUSSIA REFRAINING   Condemnation Is Made by Members of Security Council

UN Orders Probe Of Polish Charges  Against Franco  Russia Loses Fight For Immediate Censure, Hints Ultimate Veto

UN Council Orders Spanish Inquiry As Reds Remain Silent   Commission of Five Delegates Authorized To Conduct Inquiry; Gromyko Continues To Oppose Move, Abstains From Voting

10 Affirmative Votes Cast in Favor  Of Compromise Resolutions; Australian Heads Group to Report on Findings by May 31: Action to Follow Up to Council

EX-NAZI CLAIMS HE SOUGHT PEACE   BUILDS DEFENSE ON ‘SECRET DEAL’ WITH OSS AUTHORITIES

NAZI SAYS HE WORKED WITH U.S, FOR PEACE   No. 2 Police Boss Testifies He Was Negotiator

Kaltenbrunner Tries On Wings Of Peacemaker and Humanitarian At Trail

Schacht Reveals Plot To Oust Hitler In 1938   Planned To Head  New Government

Kaltenbrunner As Peace Agent   Says He Was Secret Negotia~ tor For Peace Who Contacted United States.

DIPLOMATS OF FIFTY NATIONS DEBATE CHALLENGING POLICY OUTLINED BY SOVIET ENVOY   ROT ETTN,

Greece Ready To Back Plan Of Molotov   Other Phases Of Program Are Opposed

Molotov’s Disarming Plan Stirs Assembly   Defense of Veto and Attack On Churchill and Baruch as Aocressors Highlighted Session

Greece Asks For Sanctions   Will Support Russian Proposal If Controls Are Set Up

Presents 4-Point Plan, Urges United Natians: General Assembly To Act. Immediately.

Luxurious London Apartment House Is Taken Over By 1,500 Squatters

Fight Brews On Handling Of Japanese   Allied Group Raps Food Plan; Tokyo Clash on MacArthur Policy.

RUSSIAN ACTIVITIES TO BE INVESTIGATED   Edwin Pauley te Find Out What dap Assets Were Removed From Koreu and Manchuria.

Merger Plan Would Fail  In Congress   Merger Of Army And Navy Under Administration Plan Is  Doomed To Failure.

MERGER ISSUE SAID DOOMED   Naval Solons Claim Program Will Be Voted Down

Chairmen of Senate and House Naval. Affairs (Committees Gives Navy This Assurance,

KE. © Potter Will Receive Legion of  Merit Award   Presentation Will Take Place in High School Auditorium

Goering Tells Of Aid to Spain   Tested German Equipment, Trained Personnel, He Says

Goering Asked. ‘Hitler To‘Aid   Franco In War   Tells Court He! Wanted’ Te : f Cox

Goering Tells His Role ‘in Spanish Revolt   Also:Boasts of His’ ‘Sole Responsibility” for Nozi Air Force

Goering Asked Hitler to Send Help to Franco  To Prevent Spread   To Prevent Spread Of Communism, Also  To Try Air Force

Goering Proud of Rearming of Nazi  Air Force He Says   Assurses Responsibility for All Anti-Jewish  Economic Decrees

Goering Sent Young Airmen Tc Spain fo Get War Experience   Claims All Credit for Luftwaffe, Assumes Responsibility For Anti-Jewish Decrees, Defends Blind Obedience

Goering Claims Franco Asked Aid During Spain’s Civil War   Nazi Leader Favorec Idea As Experiment

GOERING IS ON STAND AS WITNESS   Narrates His Own and History of Party to Save His Own Neck

Goering Asked Hitler To Aid  Franco's War   ‘To Halt Spread of Com. munism, Give Luftwaffe Experience’

Nazi Airmen Got Practice Helping Franco  Goering Tells How He Built Hitler's Air Force

Goering Tells Of Hitler Air Aid To Franco   Spanish Civil War Used As Testing Ground For @ Young Nazi Fliers.

Asked Hitler to Give Franco Aid  Goering Had Chance To Test Air Power

‘Spanish War a Training ‘Ground for Nazi Fliers   Germany Also Aided Franco Ta Prevent Spread of Comminicn. (hss SAGE

Goering Says He Urged Franco Aid   Takes Full Responaibilit; For Anti-Jewish Economic Decrees

Goering Says Spain Had Practice War   Luftwaffe Experimented With Battle Tactics In Giving Franco Help

Goering Admits Allied Charges   Boasts Of Luftwaffe, Jewish Persecutions

Goering Asked Hitler fo Send Help fo Franco   Takes Responsibility For Anti-Jewish Economic Decrees

—HERMANN: ‘CONTINUES HIS STORY—  Asked Hitler To Send Aid To Spain’s Franco   ‘Goering Said He Made Request In Order To Provide Training For Nazi Airmen

GOERING TAKES RESPONSIBILITY FOR REARMING NAZI AIRFORCE   Tells Tribunal Of Experimental Aid To Franco In Spanish War

GUERING IDEA TOG0MB U5, HEARING TOLD   Boasts Luftwaffe Back of Quick Polish Fall, in Testimony.

Goering Says Asked Hitler To Aid Franco In Stopping Spread of Communism

GOERING TELLS OF USING SPAIN TO TEST FLIERS   says He Also Asked Hitler To Help Franco To Nip Communism Spread

Goering Boastfully Tells Tribunal He Was Responsible for Rearming Airforce

GOERING BARES AID TO FRANCO   Says He Urged Hitler Help Spain Fight Communism, Test Air Foree.

Goering Favored Help To Franco In Civil War   Sought Experience For Air Force

Goering Tells Of German Aid To Franco In Spanish Civil War Boasts His Airforce Responsible For Swift Conquest Of Poland

Roberts Called To White House   Former Justice in 20-Minute Conference With the President

Pass Bill To Curb Petrillo  ee: Ae At   Measure is Aimed At His Authority

Committee Gets Measure To Curb  Petrillo’ s Powers   Compromise Wit! Senate Version

DECISION IN PETRILLO CASE UP FOR DEBATE   Senate-House Committee To Decide Severity Of Bill

Petrillo Bill Curbing Power Goes To Group          Senale Approves Much Mil er Measure On Same. Su ject Year Ago.   ‘OUTLAW FORCE

CONGRESS EYES PETRILLO CASE   House Passes Bill To Trim Official’s Powers — Act to Committee

Russians Brand Dairen Ultimatum ‘Story as Untrue   Say Writer's Versions Were Inventions to Create Sensation

DAIREN BRANDS AS: UNTRUE ULTIMATUM TO AMERICAN SHI   Branded the Report as “Ten dentious” and “Sen satidhal”. .   FIRST SOVIET COMMENT   Correspondent William Newton Charged With the Offense.

Reds Deny Ultimatum At Dairen   Pravda Calls Report Of Incident “Sensational” and Not Based On Actual Facts

REDS REPLY ON DAIREN STORY   ‘Sensationalism’ Charged On Port ‘Ultimatum’ To U.S. Ship

MARTIN, DUFF OPEN CAMPAIGNS IN PITTSBURGH   Governor ‘Outlines Program He  Prannces Po Foallaw

MARTIN, DUFF LAUNCH THEIR PRIMARY FIGHT   Open In Allegheny County Be fore Group Of GOP Leaders

Inside Your Congress  td  V-J Day  SAMUEL B. PETTENGILL  “The indiana”

HOUSE GROUP AaKo GUT OF ALMOST HAL   Missour! River Basin Plan Among Jobs Hurt by Decrease.

{HOUSE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS SLASH IN APPROPRIATION  DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR FUNDS WOULD BI

Depariment Of Inferior Budget Is Cut   Committee Assails “Inefficiency and Gross Extravagance’” in Certain Agencies

U. S. Department  Of Interior  Appropriation Cut ‘Committee Attacks  Federal Branch For Evtravagance

~FUND SLASH— Drastic Cut Is Favored  Interior Dept. Tactics Assailed

‘House Committee Asks 50 P.C. Cut In Interior Dept. Funds   Appropriations Group Recommends  Unprecedented Slash, Hits “Extravagance, Ineffieemo.’

Committee For Sharp Cut In Interior Funds   Nearly 50 Per Cent Slash In Budget Is Recommended

Unusual Slash Aimed At Budéet Of Interior Dept   Inefficiency, Extravagance -Of..““Certain- Agencies” Hit By House Committec

House Committee Requests Interior Department Budget Be Slashed Nearly In Half

House Committee ‘Asks 50 P.C. Cut In Interior Dept. Funds   Appropriations Group - Recommends — Unprecedented. Slash, Hits   “Extravaganee, Ineffic: _eney.’

Recommends Huge Slash i in Interior (Department Funds   House Appropriations Committee Advises Slash in Budget of Nearly 50 Per Cent

Huge Slash in Budget Urged   Interior Department Cut is Recommended

Ickes’ Conduct of Dept. of Interior Assailed in House   Appropriations Group Calls for Efficiency and Economy There

House Group Assails Work Of Department   Criticizes ‘Inefficiency And Extravagance In Certain Agencies.’   CUT DOWN EXPENSES

INTERIOR DEPT, FUNDS PRUNED   Lawmakers Urge Reduction of Nearly 50 Percent in Krua’s Demands

Interior Dept. Funds Slashed  Inefficiency and Extravagance Charaec

GERMAN DEATH RATE TO RISE  - Diet For British Zone Drops Very Near Starvation Level

Starvation Rations Is Indicated For Group Of Nine Million Germans

New Wage-Price Plan Faces Test In Coal Dispute   Operators Expected Tc Ask Increased Prices If Miners Pay Raised

Telephone, Transportation Strikes Now In Offing To Test Truman’s Formula

MINE WORKERS SHAPE TEST Ot WAGE FORMULA   Coal Operators Expected To Demand Price Boosts From Government

New Strikes Clouc Outlook for Labor Peace in America  Delten peel Oe ok ee ees Pie

Mar. 7 Is Set For Stoppage Of Telephones   Pacific Coast Dock Workers Ready  For Walkout   STEEL PLANT DOWN   New York. Pittsburgh Face Transport And Power Losses

‘New Walkouts Loom In Phone ~ ‘Power Industries   Coal Operators Prepare To Test Truman’s New Wage-Price Setup

Phone Strike Scheduled For March 7   Miners Plan New Wage touts; NYC Faces Transit Tieup

Nation Facing More Strikes  Miner Demands Seen A:   Miner Demands Seen A Test For President's New Wage Formula

Strike Idle Still Exceed Million Men   Threats of More Walkout Face Industry — City Workers on Strike

Long Distance Phone System Is Paralyzed   Local Service In New York Assured When  Two Unions Cross Lines Fo Return To Work

THE NATION’S LONG DISTANCE PHONE SYSTEM HIT HARD   All of Operators of the New York Telephone Company Reported For Work.   SERVICE IS CONTINUED   Southwest Bell Telephone Co. Moved to Halt Picketing  In K. C.

TWO UNIONS G0 ACROSS PICKET LINES   Operators Return to Work at 30 Exchanges Despite Lines Formed by Striking Installation Workers —Other Service Down.

TIME; STUDY   Evaluation Groups Busy As A-Bomb Proved Not Killer of Shing

ESTIMATES OF ATOM BOMB'S DAMAGE VARY   AAF CHIEF TERMS TEST COMPLETE SUCCESS

APPEALS TO WIFE   Bonner Springs Minister to Broadcast Over Sunday

APPEALS TO WIFE   HEIRENS INDICTED! A   Bonner Springs Minister to Broadcast Over WREN  Sunday

‘GREY BREAD’ © GETS BOOST    BAKERS ASSOCIATION HEAD SAYS LOAF TO BE EQUALLY  NUTRITIOUS AND TASTY

BEGIN WORK ON NEW HIGHWAYS   Five Projects Sla ted For Lower Peninsula; Take  Bids On March 20

PARENTS IDENTIFY DAUGHTER'S BODY   Young Woman Pulled Out of Mississippi River Today.

YoungMother Found Slain   Body Discovered In Mississippi River, Bound, Weighted

FLOATING BODY OF DIVORCEE IS FOUND IN RIVER   Socially-Prominent East St. Louis Women Victim Of Murder

British Ask Aid Against Jewish Move to Palestine   Appeal to Russia, France and Italy to Help Halt Migration

BRITAIN MAPS NEW POLICY ON PALESTINE   Asks Nations Aid in Halting Movement Jews to Holy Land

Liberalized Voting Conference Over   GREAT BRITAIN WANTS HELP  IN CURBING JEWISH MIGRATION

KANSAS LEADS IN FURS   Trapped Mere Skunks Than An Other State Last Year .

Missing Men Detained By Secret Police   DETAILS OF CASE ARE WITHHELD BY OFFICIALS

FEARS FELT FOR SAFETY OF TWO U.S, ARMY MEN   Held By Russian Secret Police Despite Efforts To Release Them

NO GEILINGS ON PRESENT HOUSES   House Overwhelmingly De feats That Feature Of  Housing Measure

TRUMAN IN PLEA FOR HOUSING PLAN    PROPOSAL TO PUT PRICE  CEILINGS ON EXISTING HOUSES VOTED DOWN.

Seeks To Save Housing Plans   President Rushes Late Plea To House

Truman’s House  Ceiling Plea Fails   Issue Is American, Declares President

Last-Minute Plea of Chief Is Too Late   President Fails to Save Vital Phases Of Housing Program

‘Truman Issues  Appeal to Save - Housing Bill   President Seeks Subsidy For Building Material

Plea Made By President For Housing Plan   Message Arrives Too Late to Affect Price Ceiling Decision

REJECT HOUSE CEILING PRICE   - eature Is Turned Down As Truman Makes New Plea For Housing Bill

TRUMAN PUSHES HOME BUILDING   Last-Minute Plea Made To Save His Housing Program

Congress-on-The-Air Plan Hit By Two Republicans Who Fear Windy Solons Will Get Death Grip on Microphone

SGIENTIST TELLS FIVE WAYS FOR DESTRUCTION OF WORLD      ‘DIRECTOR OF HARVARD OBE SERVATORY - SAYS -LUNACY —  AND WAR TECHNIQUE —_ GREATEST THREAT

MARDI GRAS WILL BE © CELEBRATED TODAY   First Observance Of Traditional Feast Day Since 1991 In New Orleans

Sweeney Scores Tactics Of Foes’  Sees Desperation In Last-Minute Efforts

DENAZIFICATION HITS  PASSION PLAY PLANS   Oberammergau Event Canceled-Man Slated to Play Role of Christ a War Prisoner.

OGDENSBURG BLOCK SWEPT BY FLAMES   One Death Reported; Dam. ace Hirs $500,000

No Trace ls Found Of Missing Bride   English Girl First Reported Missing Last Wednesday

BRITISH FORCES BATTLE JEWS ON REFUGEE VESSEL   Atlempt to Remove Hlegal Immigrants Leads ta Riot mee Bethy

10 INJURED IN PALESTINE RIOT   British Troops Battle Shipload of Hlegal tmmigrants with Tear Gas.

Battle Jewish  Refugees   British Troops Use Tear Gas, Fire Hose, Clubs to Get Illegal Immigrants Off Ship

British 0 duell Riot thea d Refugee Ship   Ten Soldiers Injured, Four Seriously, In Battle With Jews

British Troops Battle Jews On Immigrant Ship at Haifa  . Refugees Throw Cans of Food at Soldiers, Injuring Ten and Threatening Other Violence

Tommies Put Down Riot of Jew Refugees   Tear Gas, Fire Hose and Clubs. Used in an Hour Long Fight

British Board Jewish Ship  10 Injured In Riot With 3,370 Refugee:

Refugees Battle  British Troops At Haifa Port   Soldiers Use Tear Gas, Fire Hoses And Clubs Ta Quell Riot.

Jewish Refugees Fight British in Holy Land   Ten Soldiers Injured In Fierce Dock-side Battle at Halfa

British Quell Riot Of Jews   Tear-Gas, Clubs Used In “Hour’s Battle Aboard © Immiarant Ship ©

BRITISH QUELL JEWISH RIOTERS   lilegal Immigrants Foiled in Landing Try

Pitched Battle Rages Aboard Refugee Ship  Rritich Traon< Put Down Riot Of Shouting Jews

RIOT OF SHOOTERS REFUGEES IS PQS IDOWN BY BRITE   Troops Use Tear-Gas, Fire Hose and Clubs to Quell  Rioting Jews .

LoFoilette Refuses Comment on Running For Seat in House      Bulletins

Riot Ended By British   Battle Is Touched Off When Troops Board Ship At Haifa

British Troops Use Gas and Clubs To Subdue Jews  Ten Soldiers Injures In Hour-Long Tiff  Abourd Refugee Ship

Byrnes Seeking Real Showdown On Peace Parley   Will Renew Demand For Definite Action On Conference Call For July 29   DELAYING TACTICS OF RUSSIA ARE HIT

RUSSIA HOWLS ABOUT “U.S. DOMINATION’   Protests as Byrnes Asks Vote on Peace Parley Invitations

Molotov’s New Protest Blocks Peace Parley   Red Delegate Claims U.S. Imposing Will On Paris Discussion

SOVIET HOWLS PROTESTS IN BiG 4 PARLEY   Molotov Says Byrnes Uses ‘American Will’ To Gain Ends

Molotov, Byrnes At Loggerheads Over Procedure   Imposition of ‘American Will’ Is Protested

“Blue Book” Name Coined By the Press   Term May Become Part of U. S. Diplomatic Language.

ci ca acme eo \$35,000-A-Y ear   Job Proves To   Be Hard To Fill

ENDORSE SOVIET PLAN   Poles Support Proposal to Outlaw Use of Atomic Weapons

BRITISH GRUMBLE AND GROUSE FAR MORE TODAY THAN THEY EVER DID DURING DAYS OF WARFARE

deport from Tehran on Evacuation of Russian — Troops Is Awaited   COUNCIL ON MAY 6 POSTPONED ACTION   Qavam Indicates He Is Unable To Say if Reds Have Quit Azerbaijan

UN Meeting Called For Iran Report   Premier’s Cable . Indicates Soviet Move Still Uncertain

Security Council to Discuss Iranian Problem   Meeting Called for Wednesday; Reports Awaited

UN Faces New  Showdown on Iranian Case   Premier Reports He Has No Definite Data On Soviet Withdrawal; Meeting on Wednesday

Tehran Unable To Prove Reds Have Departed   Iran Chief Delays Report As New Showdown Nears Bar TT WN. Connect]

Security Council Faces New Showdown On Iranian Issue   Meeting Called for Wednesday to Discuss Case-—Re port Awaited on Complete Troop Evacuation by the Russians

Security Council To Take Up Tran’:  Case Wednesday   Report From Iran Is Due to Be Received Some Time Today

Sen. La Follette Almost Ignored; Spurn Goodland   Law To Withdraw; Rennebohm, Smith, Zimmerman Win, Runge Beats Martin

Party Ignores LaFollette For Senate, Endorsing McCarthy; 46 Counties Support Kenny

Telegraph Strike Has Little Affect On Jefferson City   Union Says It Will Not Accept Labor Board Wage “A-vard

Republicans Map Speedy Action Before March 31   Michigan Solon Has Bill Ready; National Welfare Major Goal

REPUBLICANS SEE NEW LAW TO CURB LABOR   Honse Members Are Working on Strike Legislation

Quitman Camp Fire Girls Present Program At Rotary Club   FORREST HILL TO HAVE SINGING SATURDAY NIGHT

Ship Crashes Into Bank — InNew York and Explodes, ‘Killing 5 Persons Aboard

C-45 Strikes Skyscraper,  Kills 5inN. Y.   Army Plane Plows Into 58th Floor During Heavy Fog

President Signs Bill Extending Authority © To Ration Cotnmodities

> CHIEF RETAINS WIDE POWERS   President Signs Amended War Act, Giving Him Control Over Scarce Items

Will Continue To Allocate Scarce Foods   Act Is Only Peacetime Federal Weapon For Price Control

‘Squatters’ to Resist Eviction   London ‘Reds Bairicade Gilneak in Sibank ‘i ber

Marshall Meets Chinese Leaders  . 5. Erivoy  Hoperyt » Th  ee etd   U. S. Envoy Hopeful That Civil War Threa Can Be Overcome

Marshall, Soone Meet In Kuling For Chiang Talk  U. S. May Close Peipinga Office

GEN. MARSHALL CONFERS WITH CHIANG  ree. »,§ AM _ ge _.   First Meeting of Pair Since Recent Pessimistic Statement

Marshall And Soong In Kuling   Important Peace Talks With Chiang  Awa an Cahadnila

MARSHALL IN     Special’ American Peace Envoy Artives’ ti, China's Summer Capital for Conference sith: Chiang HalShek, ©

Marshall Meets With  Gen. Chiang   Another Attempt To Stop Civil War May Be Made

Marshall And T.V. Soong to See Kai-Shek At Capital   Will Consider Gloomy Prospects for Ending Long-Time Civil War Between Two Factions

Political Storm Rising On Meat   President Refuses To Seek Removal Of  Controls

Ble TAREE HOLD TALKS ON FORCES   U. S. Seeks Compromise on Plans for tnventory of Troops and Bases

Arms Inventory Debated by UN   Discussions Conducted In Private; Agreement Sought by Big Tiree

Cont'd: 2nd Dealer Buys ‘Junk’ from First- Should Be Pitied, Not Blamed   "Rheostatic Copy Made of Scrap Tron List

COMMITTEE TO HEAR TESTIMONY   Representative May Again Implicated By Witness

Eagle Lake Légion Will Sponsor V-J Celebration There on August 14

56 Names Placed on Texas Primary Ballot for Various State Offices

State Committee Receives Fifty-Six Ballot Applications  ’. Senatorial Race Has 10 Candidates, chief

Senate Inquiry To Delve Into Bilbo's Deals   Commitiee To Question Mississippi Doctor About Narcotic Addict

Resurgence of G.O.P.   Effectiveness Shown in Certain Sections   of New York City

GOP Defeats 3 Congressmen  In New York   Primary Demonstrates Resurgence Of Party's Effectiveness In Gotham

FIGHT RULING   OPA Ready to Take Eviction Case to Supreme Court.

For “Inch” Pine Lines   Must Be in By Feb. 8 For Outright Purchase

WAA ASKS BIDS ON “INCH” PIPELINES   Government Plans Outright  foul. ak Deanertiec .

Sights Shirts And Shorts Gn  Way to Marke   Spokesman. For Merchants Sys Yocrease In Textile Ceilings Will Stig:  Tate Pro:

Clothing Supplies AreSeen Boosted   Increase In Cotton Price Will Have Its Effect

Hopes for Lower Shirt Prices   Higher Textile Prices May Bring Out Lower Priced Goods, Is Hope

Retailer Wistfully Eyes Textile Price Boosts Dreams Of Return Of $2.29 Shirts To Shelves

HIGHER PRICES MAY BRING BACK SHIRTS, SHORTS   Expect 16 Percent Boost i Textile Ceiling to Spur Production

More Clothing Soon, Is Belief   Raising of Ceilings on: Textiles Should Release Goods

Shorts-Shirts Hoped For By Retail Man   Thinks Higher Prices Will Be Incentive

RETAILERS HOPE FOR THE BEST  Shirts For $2.25, Shoris At 79 Cents In 30 Days Hinted

Cotton Price Boost Helps   Will. Bring Cheaper Garments Back, Says Retailers’ Spokesman

Clothing Retailer Hopes for More  Men’s Shirts Soon  Materials Will Cost More But Price May Be Held Down

‘Textile Price Boost May Produce $2.25 Shirts And 79-Cent Shorts

Hope For More Shirts, Shorts  Higher Textile Prices a  AA cous rArtiaisrea naare

$2.25 Shirts, 79-Cent Shorts On Way Back!   In About 30 Days, Retail Clothier Executive Director Predicts 4: @

SHIRTS AND SHORTS MAY BE BACK SOON MERCHANTS SAY   Increase in Textile Prices May Soon Be Reflected With Coads on Shelves

Merchants Hope Price Boost May Bring Back $2.25 Shirts  OPA Approves New Ceiling For Textiles; _ Body Cautioned On Lifting Food Control

TEXTILE BOOST HINTS AT MORE SHIRTS, SHORTS   Merchant Spokesman Sees Return Of Scarce Items At Cheaper Prices

; $2.25 Shirts, 79 Cent Shorts May Return Soon To Stores   Greater Production Encouraged By Increase In Cotton Textile Ceilings   Collet To Return To Federal Post   Stabilization Role To Be Assumed By Friend Of Truman

$2.25, Shirts May Return To Market: Consur mers Warned   OPA - Committee Calls for Caution in Lifting Ceilings From Basic Commodities. -

Cotton Increase Hoped To Prod Production  Manufacturers Get Incentive Je Make r=  Faas... tea eam reer, &

Clothing Maker Forecasts More Low-Price Items  Louis Rothschild Thinks OPA Textile Price Hike To Spur Manufacturing

OPA Ceilings May Mean New Higher Prices   nee,  CLOTHING OFFICIAL IN STATEMENT ABOUT COSTS

More Shirts, Shorts For Shelves Soon   Forecast Follows OPA Boost in Retail Ceilings; Consumers Organizations Urged

Shirts at $2.25 Hope of Refailer:  Textile Ceilings to Encourage Production

Shirts at $2.25 Hope of Retailers  Textile Cei oiling s to luction

Stores Soon Will Have Shirts, Shorts-- Maybe   Retail Clothier Spokesman Thinks Cotton Price Hike Will Encourace Creater Praduetinn.

‘Textile Ceiling Increases Ordered By OPA ....  Lower Priced Shirts And Shorts May Return Soon

Full Support Given Pauley By Truman   Oil Man's Nomination As Navy Undersecretary  Will Stand

Truman Vouches For Pauley   Rumors of Withdrawal of Nomination Spiked

Truman Prepared To Back Pauley. In Senate Figh   Will Not Withdraw Nomination as Navy Undersecretary, He Says

Truman Backs Pauley Despite Senate Attack      President Characterizes His Nominee As An ‘Honest Man’

Truman to Stick With Mr. Pauley   President Says He Will No Withdraw Oil Man’s  Nomination

Chief Gives All Support to Pauley    Refuses to Withdraw Nomination: Allen on RFC Challenged

ee ne Lainie  Neither Of Grid Greats Scores   .. +. Capactty Crowd Sees Classic At N.Y. Stadium

CONTEST OF CENTURY YENDS WITH DEADLOCK x FOR NATIONAL TITLE   POWERFUL LINES HOLD EACH OTHER BACK IN  TITANTIC TILT TODAY

Both Miss Scoring Chances   Tight Defenses, Fumbles, Penalties Produce Tie Game

ARMY-NOTRE DAME BATTLE SCORELESS TIE IN GRID WAR   Great Cadet Eleven Held Back By Fighting Irish in New York Game

Cadets Beaten Back After Three Threats   14,000 See Notre Dame End Army’s String of Victories

‘DRAFT HOLIDAY’ 10 END IN‘ SEPTEMBER   Sharp Increase In Volunteer Enlistments

WAR DEPARTMENT ASKS DRAFT BOARDS TO FURNISII 25.000 MEN IN SEPTEMBER

Truckmen Slash N. Y. Food Supply   Power Strike In Pittsburgh Due Tonight

NATION BEGINS TO FEEL RESULT OF SHIP STRIKE   New York Truckers Stay Out; Pittsburgh Blackout Due; Portal Pay Up

eR REEL BEER BSD  New York Suffers Shortage In Food   Pittsburgh Prepares For Blackout As Power Deadlines Nears

Dependent Industries Feel Strike   Conference To End Tieup Of Shipping Unions Fails; Truck Strike Grips New York

No Settlement Seen In Truck, Ship Walkouts   Pittsburgh Residents Prepare For Blackout

Britain Has No Plan To Return Troops To Persia   Assured By Soviet Territorial Rights Will Be Respected

Britain Against Any lran- Russ Pact Obtained  Under Duress   Bevin Says England Is Not Planning to Send in Troops

STALIN GIVES ASSURANCES TO BRITAIN   England Has No Present Plans to Send Troops Back, Says Bevin.

Says Will Not Send British Troops fo lran   Briton Indicates No Action Until Gets Russian Reply

SAYS DECISION STANDS NOT TO RETURN TROOPS   Has Stalin’s Promise Of No Aggressive Action In Tran

BRITISH TROOPS NOT  SENT BACK TO IRAN  YET, BEVIN REVEALS PROMISES FROM STALIN  OF WITHDRAWAL CITED BY FOREICN MINISTER

SHUNS IDEA OF A PACT -UNDERDURESS   Bevin Tells Commons It Would Not Please Lon. don: to See Agreement “Extracted” While Reds Stav in Iran.

Britain Has No Plans To Return Troops To Iran   Foreign Secretary Tells Commons Of Soviet Assurance Aaainst Aaaressive Action

Denies Plans To Put Troops Back In Iran   Russian Promise Ot No Aggressive Step Revealed

Reds Planning No Aggression Against Iran   lranian Integrity To Be Respected, Britain Assured

Britain Would’Regret’ Soviet Coercion in Iran, Bevin Says   Foreign’ Minister, in’ Report: to. Commons. o1 Tense Situation, Gites Russian-Pledge'Not To Fake’ A ndvessive Action Against:lranians

ButCant Understand Red Policy   Izvestia Says Iran Plans Aggression; Seen as Pretext

Bevin Says Russia Gave Assurance iran’s Territorial Integrity Would Be Respected, No Aggression Planned

VOICES BELIEF 15.5.9. PUN NO) ARGRESSION   Britain Not Likely to Send Troops into Area, Says . Foreign Secretary   See Fe ek  Re  No Action Contemplated by London Until Moscow Clarifies Situation

yeretary Tells Commons Stalin ks Given Him Full Assurance ‘an's Land Will Be Respected

Bevin Says Stalin Will Respect Integrity of Nation.  JITTERS APPARENT IN CAPITAL OF U.S.  No Official Comment Is Made Today About Situation.

Britain Will Not Dispatch Treeps, He Tells Hexss   Foreign Secretary Says Noscow Has Assured Fulfill. ment of Promise

STALIN. GIVES ASSURANGES T0 GREAT BRITAIN   Soviet Troops Reported Moving Inside Tran, However

tana T oF Fulfil      “Nation Has No Present “Plans For. Sending _ Troops Back To Area .

No Steps 1 Taken Ts Put Tommies  Back Into Tran   Bevin Says England Woiid  Regret’ Any Settlement:  . Between Russia and: Iran Under Duress”   Indicates Russia.  Has Broken Pledge   Gave Assurances “There  Was No Intexition of Tak  ing Aggressive Action”. © Against Tehran

Stalin Says, Soviet Not Agoressive  Persian Pact Will Not Be Violated.   Persian Pact Will Not Be Violated, Reds Declare

But He d Regret lran Settlement Under Pressure   Stalin Promises to Respect Frontier, Commons Told

GREAT BRITAIN WILL “REGRET” FORCED TREATY   England Has Received Categoric Reassurances of Russian Intentions

News Day And Nigh   Troops Moving On Dis. tricts Russia Wants Returned To Her   Expert On Tank — War In Charge   Foreign Minister Bevin Re: ports To Cabinet On Middle East Crisis

Britain Not Sending Any Army There   Bevin Says British Have Ne Intention of Sending  Troops to Persia

Britain Won't Send Soldiers Back Into Iran   Says Britain Would Regret Settlement Made Under Duress

Britain Takes Neutral Stand   Bevin Says Empire Will Not Interfere

Bevin Relie: Upon Pledges By Russians   Foreign Minister Says British Plan To Keep Troops Out Of Iran

Bevin Says Stalin Gave Assurances   Red Chief Pledged \Nc Aggression Against Iran Intended.

Assurances From Stalin, Bevin Says   No Intention Of Aggressive Action in Iran,  House Told

SURE RUSSIA.” DOES NOT PLAN AGGRESSION:   British Troops ‘Won't Return

Britain Would ‘Regret’ Any Settlement Made. ‘By Iran “Under Duress’

Britain Not Sending Mer To Persia   Bevin Tells Common Stalin Has Given Reessurances

Had Been Assured By Stalin There Was No Intention of Aggression in Iran

‘BRITAIN WILL 'NOT SEND MORE ‘TROOPS TO IRAN   Stalin Assures Bevin That The Integrity Of Iran To Be Respected

BRITISH OPPOSE IRAN PRESSURE   Bevin Warns London Woulc Regret Pact By Duress

ARMY CONSIDERS CONTINUING DRAF]   Survey Being Made Of Entire Manpower Needs.

EXTENSION OF DRAFT FAVORED      Army Expected To Renew Its Request For Continuation Of Law Beyond May 15

Army To Renew Fight For Draft   Must Meet Obligations  At Home, Overseas

NEGOTIATIONS   U. A. W. Leader Predicts Agreement on Raise of 1742%

FORD AND UNION RESUME WAGE NEGOTIATIONS ©   UW. A. W. Leader: ‘Pre‘dicts Bureemerite on Raise of 174% :

Yamashita To Die On Gallows      Supreme Court Refuses Te Save Japanese General From Death.

Yamashita’s Bid For Life Before High Court Fails   Supreme Tribunal Over-rules General On All Points; Faces Death by Hanaing

U.S. Court Won't Save Yamashita   Votes 6-2 to Let Death Sentence Stand for Jap General as Wear Criminal

Decrees Yamashita Must Hang   U. S. Supreme Court Refuses to Save Jap War Criminal From Death on Gallows -

YAMASHITA IS OVERRULEDON EVERY POINT   Supreme Court Refuses to Save Japanese General From Death on the Gallows

High Court Rules Against Jap General   Enemy Leader Must Die On Gallows

DEATH SENTENCE FOR JAP GENERAL IS DECREED VALID   U. S. JUDGES UPHOLD LEGALITY°OF GROUP HEARING EVIDENCE

supreme Court In Ruling   Japanese General Sentenced to Be Hanged te Death

United States Supreme Court Refuses to Save Yamashita From Gallows

Jap Over-ruled On All Points in Verdict Appeal   Order for Convening Trial Commission in Manila Ruled Legal

JAP GENERAL 1S OVERRULED ON ALL PGINTS   Military Commission Legally Constituted, Court Rules

Yamashita Plea Turned Down  Supreme Court Balks At Saving Jap General

Court Balks At Sparing  Yamashita   Japanese General At Manila Loses Fight To Escape Death On Gallows

Jap General — Will Be Hung   Yamashita Denied Plea By U.S. Supreme Court

SUPREME COURT NOT TO SAVE YAMASHITA FROM DEATH VERDICT   DECISION MEANS JAP ’ WAR CRIMINAL LOSES LAST CHANCE TO LIVE

6-2 Verdict Returned on  Jap General   fribunal Overrules Him On All Counts; Says . _: Procedure Legal.

YAMASHITA 18 DENIED NEW COURT TRIAL      Must Die On Gallows, Supreme Court Rules In Refusal

Tribunal Doom: Gen. Yamashita   Supreme Court Says Trial by Military Commission Legal; Overrules All Points

Supreme Court Refuses to Save Nip from Gallows  a rn. YY i   General Over Ruled on All Given Points

Gallows Death For Atrocities Awaits Leader   High Tribunal Over-Rules Enemy’s General On Every Point

Court Upholds Death Sentence For Yamashita   Votes 8-2 Overruling Jap on All Points; Tribunal Is ‘Lawful’

Doomed Jap General's. ‘Ap. peal to Nation’s Highs! : Court Denied By: *  6 to 2 Vote         Military Court te Lawf ally. Cr cated   Associnte_ Justices Black sal Murphy Disse nL  ARE  From Ruling By Me tority of Tribunal -

TIGER TO DIE BY ROPE   Supreme Court Refuses to Save Gen. Yamashita

Yamashita Loses Out In His Plea  lo Escape Death On The Gallows   Supreme Court Rules 6-2 Against Him In Precedent-Setting Action Today; Jap Leader Loses On All Points

Yamashita To Be Hanged For His Crimes   High Tribunal Refuses To Save Criminal’s Life

Yamashita to Meet Death On the Gallows   Supreme Court Refuses Writ of  Habeas Corpus

High Court Denies Plea Of Yamashita   Jap General Loses ir Fight to Escape Gallows

GEN, YAMASHITA “MUST DIE, HIGH “COURT DECIDES   Supreme Tribunal Acts, 6-2 Against Saving Hated Nip From Gallows

A Delay In Sea Peace   Balk By Pacific Union Holds Up Agreement On Formula For Settling Shipping Strike 

Government Officials Push Efforts To Settle 3-Day-Old Nationwide Maritime Strike   Try Anew To Put Formula Into Effect After Being Plaqued By Delays

NO AGREEMENT TO END STRIKE   Maritime Dispute Continues, But Conferees Strive Anew ‘For Accord Today

Clocks Soon to L Be Set Ahead In I: Daylight Saving L   to Decisive Actio! 1 In Is Scheduled or ing Draft Extensiotr

NORTH EASTERN STATES MOSTLY TO SHIFT TIME   National Survey Show: That Many Cities Will Not Follow Example  

Part Of Nation To Change Time   Northeastern States Will Set Clocks For Daylight Saving Time

HYPNOTISM BY REMOTE CONTRO! FOUND: PRACTICAL BY B.B.C,, SO HAT ROVE TAKES CRACK ATIT

Keep Your Eyes On These Words, Keep Your Eyes On These Words, Keep..

/HAL_BOYLE’S COLUMN  Svengali At The Keys — Or, Hypnotism By Printed Word

English Journalist Thinks America Wonderful, but People Like to Pretend

U. S. Navy Plans Fleet of 319 Warships, 3627 Planes   176 Men-of-War Will Be Allocated to the Pacific Area

Navy Reveals Plan For Post-War Fleet of Combatant Vessels   Split 319 Ships and 3,627 Planes for Instant Use in Both Oceans

Navy’ s Postwar Fleet To Have 319 Fighting Ships Ready To ‘Launch 3,627 Plane Armada   Biggest Force Allocated To Pacific; Two Reserve Fleets Held In Reserve

Truman To Ask Renewal Of Meat Rationing If World C..-1 Cation Continues In Present Desperate State   Niamher And Disposition Of Fleet Units In Post War Navy Announced   -eapons of warfare, the long-term future composition of all aan ir re ean meee. as

Fleet’ Of 319 Ships Form  Defense Line   Navy Also Intends To Maintain Sky Armada Of 3,627 Planes In Readiness For Action

Navy Plans Armada Of 319 Ships, 3,627 Planes   143 Warships Slated For Postwar Atlantic Fleet

176 Warships Assigned to Pacific Fleet   Navy Announces 319  Vessels, 3627 Slones  As Post-War Armada

S12 Ships Is Aim of Navy   Would be Ready to Launch Armada of 3,627 Planes

319 Ships In Navy's Main Force   Postwar Blueprint Includes 3627 Planes; Formidable Reserves

Navy Outlines Postwar Fleet Plans   Fighting Ships Will Number 319, With 3,627 Planes Ready

NAVY PLANS 319 SHIPS IN THE FLEET   Post-War Fighting Force Will Be Ready for Instant Action—Sky Armada of 3,627 Planes Also Is Planned.

Plan Navy Force OF 319 Warships And 3627 Planes   Will Allocate 176 Fighting ‘Vessels To Pacific Area And 143 To The Atlantic

For Strong First Line Of Defense   Hundreds of Other _ Craft Go to Make ‘Up America’s Vast Post-War Fleets

NAVY BLUEPRINT FOR POSTWAR FLEFT   Allot Biggest Force -to Pacific; 143 Ships Mustered to Atlantic

DEFENSE PLANS BARED BY NAVY   319 Warships, With 3,627 Planes, To Be Ready

‘FLEET OF 319 WARSHIPS IS NAVY'S PLAN FOR “FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE”

Post-War Fleet Plans Told By Sec. Forrestal   Strong Two-Ocean Navy, With Reserve, Will Be Held Ready

L. S. First Line Of Defense Include 319 Fighting Ships Kit For Action. R vady To Launch 3.627 Planes

POST-WAR NAVY ~ PLAN IS BARED   Fleet of 319 Fighting Ships And 3,627 Planes Proposed by Forrestal

Navy Secretary Outlines Plans In Year's Report   319 Ships Fit for Instant Action

Navy Reveals Post-War Blueprint ~ for Nation's First Line of Defense

Post-war Fleet Is Revealed by Navy  319 Fighting Ships Ready for Action

NAVY REVEALS ITS BLUEPRINT   Plans Fleet OF 319 Fighting Ships Fit For ‘Instant Action’

DEATH TOLL HEAVY IN PLANE CRASH   Army C-47 Hits Mountain Range 40 Miles from Reno

‘odies Found cattered Over   Wide Area   All Aboard Were j Mixed Army and  “aA¢atreaw 2} awen ee ee Ae

Gas Scatters Hate Society   Negro Battery Thief Slain, Two Escape

IPOT CALLS THE KETTLE BLACK  Alleged “Communist” Breaks Up Racial Hatred Meeting

FIERCE BLAZE SWEEPS SAUL)   Damage To Business District Estimated At $250,000

FLYING BOATS PROPOSED 10 CIRCLE GLOBE   NAVY MAN APPLIES FOR 57,000 - MILE AIR ROUTE

Flying Boat Expert Asks World Route Marylander Describes Hi:  Plan As National Security Project

LITTLE FLOWER DIRECTS UNRRA   LaGuardia Steps Into Shoes Of Lehman, Pledges Tough Fight On Famine

COMMUNISTS AND OTHER LEFT-WINGERS S TAGE BIG ‘DEMONSTRATION AGAINST ESENT_ADM ¢: J “TION

TUAYO 1S ON CDE AFTER SUNDAY RIOT   Mobs Demand Resignation of  Jab Cabinet

Break Is Due In Heat Wave   Showers May Bring Relie} Tonight; Drop From 90  Pacal KBaxenoenet::

REWARD IS POSTED FOR TWO GUNMEN   Trail of Pair Leads To Terre Haute But Is Lost.

Persistant Storm 3 Slows President’s Vacation Schedule   Truman Receives Callers on Yacht Williamsburg---Visit: Navy War College

President Eneounters Nor easter      Enjoving Vacation Aboard Yacht: Averages 120 Paces In 30-Minute Walk

Hundreds of Negroes Who Registered For First Time in Georgia Are Being Purged From Voting Lists

Negroes Are  Purged Fron Georgia Vote  Hundreds Are ‘Disqualified’

Purge Many Negro Voters   Hundreds Taken from Georgia Lists Few Days Before Primary

Talmadge Warns Colored.Population As Boards Cut 20,000 Off Polls Lists . -

GEORGIA NEGRO PURGE STUDIEL   Justice Department And Federal Courts Take Hand In Race Fight

Hundreds Of Newly-Registered Negro Voters Being Purged From Voting Lists In Georgia -

 fg ee a or 7 .   Geor gia Repos ted .   Purging Negroes - On Voting Lists

Warn Georgia Negro Voters   . Talmage. Says. “Wise: Ne groes “Will ‘Stay’ . sey -From’ Polls: *

FRANCE MAY CHOOSE SOCIALIST LEADER   ‘COMMUNISTS ABANDON HOPE OF WINNING IN /RACE FOR PRESIDENCY

Communists Abandon Effort To Gain Control In France: Backing Socialist Leader

[Donnelly Vetoes Two Bills, Points fo Revision Errors  Suggests Corrections On Pension, School

GOV. DONNELLY VETOED TWO BILLS THIS MORNING   Qne Provided a Method For Applying For a Blind Pension,   ONE COURT TO ANOTHER   From the Probate Courts to the Magistrate Courts In State,

Truman Signs Bill to Outlaw Labor Racket:   President, Attorney Genera Say Mensure Protects Right ta Sietke

Hobbs Bill Is Made Into Law By President   Action Makes Unions Subject To National Anti-Racketeer Law

Truman Signs Bill Making Unions Subject To Anti-Rackefeering Law

Hobbs Bill Ils Signed By Truman   Unions Are Made Subject To Anti-racket Law; Stiff Penalties.

Hobbs Bill Signed By President: Hits At IC Obstruction   Unions Are Subject to Anti-Racketeering » Statute

UNIONS PLACED UNDER FEDERAL RACKETS LAW   President Signs Hobbs Bill Says All Legal Rights Of Labor Are Protected

President Signs Hobbs National Anti-Racket Bill   Unions Contend Act Could Be Used to Interfere with Legal Union Activities

RIMAN 0. K.’S 1NBBS LABOR "IRB MEASURE   ii Sets Stiff Penalty Fo obstruction Of Interstate Traffic

Hobbs Bill Signed By President; Hits At IC Obstruction  Unions Are Subject t Anti-Racketeering

Hobbs Labor Bill Is Signed By President   Truman Approves Act Despite Objections  By Unions; Amends Anti-Racket Law

Hobbs Bill Signed by  President Says Act Free  Of Objections TT. GQacen BRill

TRUMAN SIGNS HOBBS BILL T0 CURB UNIONS   Action Makes All Labor Unions Subject AntiRacketeering Law

Measure Had Been Part of Vetoed Bill   Stiff Penalties for Those Obstructing Interstate Commerce Provided in New Law

Casualties Mount In Indian Revolt; Unrest Sweeping China, Egypt’

WAGE POLICY OF U.S. HANGS IN BALANCE   Stabilization Board Debates Reversal to End the Paralyzing Maritime Strike   FLASH!

FRANCO KEEPS FULL CONTROL   CABINET REITERATES DECI_ SION TO DENY “FOREIGNERS” ANY RIGHT TO ENTER INTERNAL AFFAIRS

FRANCE ACCLAIMS GEN. M'ARTHUR   Hero. Awarded Grand Cros:  pa: EE cpus: Bek et es:

One Is Killed, 70 Injured in Rail Mishap   Passenger Trains Collide Near La Grande, Ore.

, Wendel ople Hurt ‘Collision   ahoan’ Hits ty of Portland’ sar La Grande

One Is Killed, 70 Injured in Rail Mishap  - Passenger Trains — Collide Near

WOMAN STABS HUSBAND TO DEATH   ‘Used Six-Inch Knife Blade at (Grand ‘Rapids

FAMILY FIGHT ENDS IN DEATH   WIFE STABS FORMER GRAND RAPIDS ATHLETE

UNIFIED COMMAND OF ARMED FORGES ASKED BY LEGION   Naval Bloc Fights Proposal Which Is Put Through by Uproarious Voice Vote.   [RETENTION FAVORED  OF A-BOMB SECRETS   Universal Military Training Indorsed—Paul H. Griffith Elected New Commander.

Legion Favors — A Unified U. S. Dept. Of Defense   Col. Paul H. Griffith Chosen Commander Without Opposition.

Legion Favors -Qne Command      Paul H. Griffith Elected New Commander by Acclamation

Lesion Backs Single Command   Col. Griffith of Uniontown, Pa., Named National Commander

Legion Vote Favors Single Armed Forces  Department  To Continue Fight Over Vet Training;  Uniontown Man . Sar gt. —

Legion Chooses Paul Griffith   Urges Single. Departmen Of National Security

Legion Favors Unity  In Arms   Naval Bloc Loses Out In Position At Conclave

LEGION ENDORSES UNIFIED DEFENSE   GRIFFITH ELECTED NAT'L COMMANDER TO SUCCEED STELLE

Legion Stands Behind Unified Forces For U. S.   Col. Paul Griffith Elected National Commander Of Organization

Legion Endorses Unified Command   New Commander to Continue Battle Over On-the-Job Training

Legion Favors Single Unit of National Security; Vet of Two Wars Named Commander

UNIFICATION OF COMMAND GETS LEGION SUPPORT   Vets Also Support Universal Military Training Plan   GRIFFITH ELECTED NATIONAL COMMANDER

Legion Favors Single Command For Armed Forces   Action Favors Post in Cabinet — Griffin New Commander

PAUL GRIFFITH IS ELECTED NEW COMMANDER   American Legion Has Approved Single Dept. of Security

Paul Griffith New Legion  Commander Organization Favors Armed. , Forces Unitv

LEGION ELECTS PAUL GRIFFITH AS NATIONAL COMMANDER   Take Stand On National Issues And Will Study Housing Probler

Legion Endorses One Defense Unit  Naval Bloc Offers Its Opposition

Legion Backs Unified Military Control; Choses Pennsylvania Man New Commander

LEGION FAVORS SINGLE ARMED FORCE SET UP   Pennsylvania Veteran Is Elected National Commander

Legion Calls For Unified U. S. Services   Two-War Veteran Elected Commander Without Opposition

LEGION BACKS U.S. MILITARY FORCES UNITY   TWO - WAR VETERAN NEW NATIONAL COMMANDER

FIREMEN SAY MORE BODIES. IN WRECK AGI   KNOWN TOLL IN HOTEL FIRE PLACED AT 158 WITH MANY . MORE GUESTS BELIEVED DEAD

Fear Patrons Meet Death on Fourth Floor   Blaze Breaks Out In Cocktail Room At Dubuque, lowa

3 Persons Killed While Hunting  Three Wounded As New Season Opens

Sewing Bee Matrons Lured Teen-Aged Boys By Dancing Can-Can, Mother Informs Court

25 INJURED IN ROAD ACCIDENT   Bus Carrying Army Inductees From Texas Strikes Truck In State

Eisenhower Replie To Criticism from Marine Corps   Chief of Staff Says Such Misconception “Ear Beyond Me”

Parties Press Campaigns In Big Cities   GOP Aims to Drive Wedges in Key Democrat Bastions

GOPs Seek Following For 1948 Campaign Demos Waging Fight To Hold City Vote

Big City Vote, Aim of G.0.P.   Urban Outcome May Sway Tuesday Poll

Four Mississippi Officers Shot in Sunday Gun Fight   POSSES SEARCHING SWAMP FOR NEGROES  New Qut-Break Today Results in Capture Of One of Family *

ClO DEMANDS ‘PUT INDUSTRY ~ ON DEFENSIVE   ‘Big 3’ Union Chiefs Keeping Mum on Details of New Wane Pattern.

UNION MAPPING WAGE DEMANDS   Claims Firms Have Funds tc Meet Salary Boosts

Strike Turns New York Into a Ghost City  Inhabitants Stunned and Bewildered by Mavor's Drastic Order

New York City: A "Ghost Town’   City's 8,000,000 Inhabitants Sul A Little Stunned and Bewildered

Great City Is Silent   Virtual Martial Law Praclaimed Throughout City

Silent and Stricken New York Is Paralyzed City   Fuel Emergency Induced by Tugboat Strike Forces Closing of All Places Except Those Concerned With Safety and Health

Greatest City Becomes Greatest “Hick” Town Without Schools, Stores Or Amusement Places

New York Turned Into A Cold, Stricken City By Mounting Fuel Emergency

N. Y. Stricken City Under Fuel Order   THEATERS, AMUSEMENT PLACES CLOSED; MANY FORBIDDEN TO WORK

Tells 18,060 In Miam Orange Bowl He Is Anx > ious to Return to Eng‘land Because Situation   Receives Degree  From University   Stresses Need of Knowl. edge and Strongly Urges YVeis to Seck College -Education.

Russia Promised To KRespect Integrity of Tran, British Premier  Re minds.

Disturbance.  Marks Strike   Scuffle Involving’ Supervisory Employes Is Broken Up at  Westinghouse Plant

Ohio Steel Plant Scene  Of Sit-Down   Deputy Sheriffs, Aided by Picket Leaders, Break Up Scuffle of Electric Workers in Pittsburgh

U.S. Policy In China Attacked   Claim U. S. Goods Dumped In China

May Take Official Canvass To Decide O’Conor Markey Fight   Gevernor Barely Ahead; County Republican Candidate Waiting Fer All Returns To Come Lr

O’Conor Still Out Front By 1,789 Ballot   Votes From 6 Precincts Not Yet Tabulated; Gov ernor’s Aides Claim Victory

New Meat Price Ceilings Effective Next Tuesday   Are 12 Pct. Above Levels of Last June 30

MILWAUKEE SCENE OF LABOR BATTLES: 7 HURT IN RIGTING   ‘Spirited’ Demonstration Is Set for Today at Farm Machinery Factory; Governor Looks On.   UNION OFFICIAL HURLS CHARGES

Seven Injured In Picket Tilt   Police Arrest 15 At Allis-Chalmers

U.N. ASSEMBLY HEARS  ATTACK ON BIG FIVE  POWER OVER COUNCIL ARGENTINA, CUBA AND.  AUSTRALIA LEAD OFF IN EXPLOSIVE DEBATE

U.N. Veto Target Of Sharp Fire   Small Nations Snipe A Russia's Frequent Use of Power

Speedy Night Airmail Pickup  Service Seen   All American Plans Operations in All Rural Areas in Future

AIRLINE PLANS NIGHT PICKUPS   Big Extension Of Airmail Service Proposed By All-American Co.

GIVEN APPOINTMENT AT VALLEY FORGE   Capt. Carroll S. Rudisill Named Chief Protestant Chaplain At General Hospital There

Steel, Motor. Field Likely” To Be Placed With Packers   Shuttle Railroads Call Off Walkouts

NO WORD YET  THAT GOV'T IS GOING TO TAKE STEEL PLANTS   Ford And Chrysle Negotiating With CIO; Rail Strike Called Off Today

MARINES WILL ~ STAY IN CHINA   Legislator Soys Units To Remain as ‘Stabilizing Force’ for Peace

MARINES WILL STAY IN CHINA   Will Act As Stabilizing Force While Chinese Repatriate Japs

Marines May Be Kept In China   They Would Be e Stabilizing Ferce

FLORIDA STORM LOSES FORCE, LITTLE DAMAGE   Even Vulnerable Citrus Crop Escapes as Hurricane Weakens.

FORCE IS LOST BY SOUTHERN HURRICANE   Bumper Citrus Fruit Crop Apparently Escapes   WEAKENED STORM   Moves Over Georgia, South Carolina; Major Cities Report Light Loss

HURRICANE BLOWS SELF OUT ALONG COAST OF FLORIDA   Storm Heads Inland and Area Escapes Anticipated Damage From Winds

STORM LOSES FORCE AS IT HITS LAND   ‘Freak’ Twist of Storm Saves Rich Citrus Crops

Hurricane Proves Light; Danger Past   Record Citrus Crop Little Hurt— Collapse Freakish

Heavy Damage  Spared Large Area Of State   Indications Are Citrus Crop Suffers Slightly

HURRICANE WINDS CALM MIRACULOUSLY TO MODERATE BLOW  FREAKISH TWIST: TO GULF STORM BRINGS.

FLORIDA SPARED AS HIGH WINDS LOSE INTENSITY   THICKLY POPULATED WEST COAST AREAS SLIGHTLY AFFECTED

Hurricane Loses Force; Florida Escapes Damage   Freakish Twist Rrines Relief to Other Resort Towns in Path of Storm

Western Caribbean-Born Storm Miraculously Diminishes In Violence, Sparing Gulf Coast Area From Heavy Damage—Bumper Citrus Crop Appears To Have Escaped Harm—Fading Disturbance Heads Toward Georgia And South Carolina

Roaring Hurricane Loses Force Before Don: — Much Damage In \: vvida

HURRICANE SPENT FORCE AS IT CAME INTO FLORIDA   Freakish Twist  Saves Land Great Loss Of Property And Citrus Fruit

HURRICANE IS DIMINISHING OVER FLORIDA   Tropical Storm Expected To Blow Self Out Over Georgia and Carolinas      BAROMETER (IS RISING

SOUTH CAROLINA WILL FEEL SOME OF STORM TODAY   No Damage Reported As Blow Passes Over Florida: Miraculously Loses Its Intensity.

Florida Relaxes; Hurricane Brings” Only High Winds   Twister Loses Its Force, Continues Up Atlantic” Coast to Georgia

FREAK TURN IN STORM SPARES POASTAL AREA   . 125 Mile an Hour Wind’ Drops to Gusts of 50 as Gale Swerves Away

RESORT CITIES SPARED; CITRUS CROP ESCAPES   Storm's Freakish Twist Brings Relief for Rich Area

Florida Citrus Crop Is Little Hurt By Storm   Hurricane Loses Force As It Sweeps Inland, Turning Northward.

urricane Loses orce in Florida, amage Is Slight   Horst of Storm Prove: to Be Moderately High Winds; Crops Safe

Florida Citrus Crop Escapes Storm Damage   Hurricane Freakishly Drops to 50-Mile Gusts

Florida Spared; Moving Into S.C.   Freakish Twist Is Welcomed; Wind Is Now 50 MPH >

LOSES FORCE AS WINDS DROP OFF SUDDENLY   Early Reports Say Citrus Crop Escaped With Minor Damage

Florida Coast Miraculously Spared Storm   125 Mile Per Hour Winds Drop To 50; Weakened Wind Now Moving Inland

Freak Twist Brings Relief; State Relaxes   Huge Citrus Crop, Rich ‘Gold Coast?’ Escape Storm Damage

Hurricane Loses Force; Heavy Damage Spared  Cities in Bay Area Were Prengred

Florida Hurricane Does Little Damage To Citrus Groves   Winds Turn Inland Toward Georgia, South Carolina

Storm is Losing Its Foree   Freakish Twist Brings Relief to Worried Coast; Wind Drops to 50 Miles

FLORIDA CITIES SAVED AS GALE WANES RAPIDLY   Ninds Turn Inland Toware Georgia, South Carolina In Freakish Twist

Storm Winds Plunge From 150 to 50 MPH   Resort Centers, Crops Unhurt; Disturbance Moves Toward Coast

Big Citrus Crops Apparently Saved   Freakish Twist Turns Storm From 125-MileHour Gale Into Only Moderately High Winds: Gusts Turn Inland

= 5s _' gags Furious Wind ~ Only Minor Loss Is Sustained By Bia Citrus Crop

‘West Coast _ Is Spared From ‘Heavy Damage   Storm Heads Toward Georgia, South Carolina, Even Bumper Citrus Crop Escapes Damage

Storm Suddenly Loses Its Force Alona Gulf Coas'   Tampa, St. Petersburg And Resort Cities Get Only Moderate Winds

Coast Escapes Serious Loss In Hurricane   Winds Lose Tntensity Tn Moving Inland Over Florida West Coast.

Florida Escapes As Hurricane ‘Miraculously’ Loses Force   Rich Coastal-Areas Had Prepared For Worst, But That Turned. Out To Be Only Moderately High Winds: Storm Loses: Strength In Interior

Freak Storm Loses Foree Before Hitting   125-Mile-an-Hour Winds Drop to Gusts Of About 50 Miles— Citrus Crop Escapes

TIME NEARING FOR ELECTING NEW CARDINALS   Pope Almost Recovered From Slight Attack Of Influenza

POPE RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS AS CONSISTORY NEARS   Receives *Archbishops Stritch and Mooney; Spellman Due Today

Pope, Recovering From Flu, Waits 'Consistory, Scheduled For Feb. 18

Regents Postpone $2,000,000 Building  Program Bond Issue   Buildings to Be Discussed at Next Meeting of Regents in Denton Feb. 2

SENATE'S MONEY BILL 1S CALLED ‘PORK’ BY GOP   Fire Aimed At Two Bills Fo River, Harbors Authorization *

Senate Passes Two Bills Attacked as ‘Worst Kind’ of Democratic Pork

REP. SENATORS IRATE OVER TWO BILLS   Accuse Dems of ‘Pork Barrel’  Legislation

CITY AUD BLOC LOSES 1ST TEST   Plan To Stall Kelly’s Ap: propriation Bills Is Defeated

City-Aid Forces Lose First Big Test of Might  Not Much Chance. Of a Comeback

Dreamboat Back After Fast Flight   Crosses From Paris In 12 Hours, 25 Minutes

Dreamboat Will Fly To Capital   Flew From Paris to Westover Field In 12 Hours, 12 Minutes Yesterday

Plan Arraignment Of Madison Woman   Gen. Stilwell Named 6th Army Commander

SIGLER WILL BE HARD OPPONENT   SHAPES UP AS TOUGH OPPONENT TO BROWN  .

SIGLER HAS POLITICIANS PUZZLED   Trying to . Guage the Vote He Will Poll

VINSON TO OPEN COURT SESSION   Black-Jackson Feud Gives Added Interest to High Tribunal

PATTERSON ASKS DRAFT EXTENSION   WAR SECRETARY SAYS CON. TINUATION 18 VITAL TO MEN NOW OVERSEAS.

PATTERSON CITES INDUCTION NEED   Delayed By Lack of Renlacements

DRAFT WOULD BE CONTINUED -Patferson Says Moving Troops From CBI May Be Speeded Up

EXTENSION OF ORAFT CONCERNS MEN OVERSEAS   Yanks May Be Out Of India-Burma And Middle East By June 30   BRITISH COLONIALS EN ROUTE TO JAPAN

Patterson Reports On Tour $$$  Says Draft Continuation Is Concern Of Overseas GI’:

{ _ Paftensan Reports On Tour  ‘Says Draft Continuation Is  Concern Cf Overseas GI's

War Secretary Says Draft Vitally Needed   Patterson States Men Overseas Want to Get Home

Flood of Cattle  And Hogs Slices  Market Figures Choice Stuff High But Ordinary Runs  Camesdoastitia  awwe

Rush Of Stock Floods Marts   Largest Receipts Since 1924. ‘At Chicago; Prices Forced Down, 

Record Flood Of Cattle Sends Prices Diving   Greatest Intake at Chicago In Past Twenty-Four Years

DullesCritical Of Occupation Policy In Reich   Reproaches Authorities For Repndiation of Pledges Made Before Sur render

SEES BIDS ON , NAZISFORWAR   Dulles Raps Questionable Conduct Of Some Occupation Troops

For Congress   For Sheriff   For County Commissioner   For Constable   Plot Developed To Assassinate Manila President

Assassination Plot For Roxas Bared   75 Picked Plotters Already in Manila

Reveals Plot to Kill Pres. Roxas  Picked Men Ready to Carry Out Missier,

Many Sales of _ §,3871 Housing Meat Far Over Units Allotted Ceiling—A. M. I. to Illinois

Floods, Storm Cause Damage In Californiz   One Death Reported Ane Many Injured In Wake Of Heavy Snow; More Rain Forecast

Season’s First Big Storm Nea  Los Angeles   Storm Warnings Ordered Along Pacifie Coast

FLOOD WATERS RAGE IN LOS ANGELES ARE!   Deep Snows Maroon Many On Mountain Highways

At Least One Death Caused By Snow   Rivers Sent Out Of Banks Endangering Some Homes

WEST COAST HiT BY SNOW AND FLOODS   One Death Attributed to Troubles, Which Maroon Motorists in Drifts and Water Closes Highwavs and Bridges.

FIRST BIG STORM OF SEASON CLOSES COAST'S HIGHWAYS   Floods and Snow Causes Woe: Along Pacific; Traffic Is Slowed Down

Los Angeles River Rushes Out Of Banks   BALMY WEATHER TURNS TO ICE IN “SUNNY STATE”

Two States Fight  Violent Storms   California Snows Maroon Many on Mountain Roads, Floods Imperil Valley; Planes Aid Teolated Families on East Colorado Plains

AUTHORITIES ARE CONVINCED _INTERNATIONAL GANG OF. THIEVES TOOK THE  _ WINDSOR GEMS

Arkansas Vets Oppose Political Machines   Tennessee Riot Will be Mild in Comparison if trregularities Found— Ex-GI Condidote Save

GI's in Two Counties Fight. Political Machines, Warn. ‘Election: Must Be Honest.

Warns Honesty Must Prevail   Veterana Say Coming Elections Must Be On The Level. Or Else

(ORCS! VURHE VI blew” ————————  Neterans Serve Warning !n Arkansas Election

Idle Radar Equipment ls Reported   Former Major Says Towers for Hawaii Were on Oakland Docks

SAYS RADAR EQUIPMENT IDLE DEC. 7.   Lay at Oakland; Could Have Been Used At Pearl.

RADAR FOR PEARL HARBOR UNDELIVERED   Former Major Sends Short Telegram

Coal Strike Will Affect Millions   Embargo on Freight By Rail and Rationing Of Electricity Ahead

UND Votes fo lake up  3 Disputes   Greek, Iranian and Indonesian Rows to Be Considered

UNO To Take Up Touchy Issues At Early Date   Indonesian, lranian And Greek Situations Will Be Considered

UNOS RIGHT CHALLENGED BY SOVIETS   Attitude of Moscow’s Delegate Throws Plans of Assembly Into Confusion,   BULLETIN

UNO Council to ‘Consider’ lran Dispute   Reds to Oppose Inauiryv

Council Acts Desnite Bitter Soviet Protest   neta teen  Also Will Make Study Of Indonesia And  (reece

UNO Votes To Consider Iran,  Greek Troubles   Security Council Will Take Up Russian, British Squabbles Next Week

UNO to Consider Iranian, Greek and Indonesian Crises   Security Council Votes Unanimously To Put Situations on its Aaenda

Is Opposed To Meddling With Iran   Security Council Votes To Consider Touchy Question

400,000 Coal Miners Quit 100 Percent In Sympathy With Leader   Federal Authorities And Union Chief Join In No-Quarter Battle; Anthracite Men Join Idleness; Nation Girds For Fuel Shortage.

Arson Suspectec As Hamlet Loses Five Structures   Mysterious Fires Cause $50,000 Loss  In Missouri Town.

eae WED SATURDAY   ent Pavlik Exchange Vows  E Heidbrink and Vin.

ty COUPLE, WED SATURDAY   ey Heidbrink and Vin cent Pavlik Exchange  Vows

NEW WORLD COURT OF JUSTICE FORMEL   Royalty and Diplomats Watch a Judicial Arm of United Nations Is Oreantzed.

Removal Price Checks Lifts  WageControls   Chairman Stabilization Board Points Out Con neciion With OPA   Lesislation

(eB gia hes Ae Sa i aoe CARBONDALE ‘WOMAN RE-MARRIES MATE DIVORCED IN 1918

Hildreth Calls  For Workers On  Industry Boards Suggests Labor  Renrecentation

Urges Industry To Give Workers Place On Board:   Gov. Hildreth Tells Annual - ON, E, Partey “UN? Plan Needed In Business:

MARSHALL RETURNS TO CAPITAL TODAY TO CONFER 'WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN

GEN. MARSHALL BACK   * pecial Envoy To China Reaches White Howe; Will See Truman

Gen. Marshall Reports To Truman Today  Returns From China, Goes to White House Far Conference

Gen. Marshall Back At Capital   Special Envoy To China’ Scheduled To Confer With President Later Today

Truman Favors Daylight Time To Aid Food Output   General Marshall Is Back at Washincton

CIO Plans Drive For Wage Boost In Industries   Would Bar Bilbo From Seat In  U. S. Senate

ClO Calls For Sharp Wage Raise   Resolution Lays Groundwork For Drive For In. creased Pay For Workers

Wage Increases Sought by ClO  Convention Acts On Resolutions In Atlantic City

Murray Maps Campaign To Boost Wages   Will Announce Latest Objective At Atlantic City

C'O Committee Dians Drive for Waae increases   Murray, Reuther, Plan Coordinated Pay Hike Demands

C10 Drives For Salary Increases   Resolution Submitted With Other Proposals at, Convention ;

Reclamation Bill Passed hy House  $247,167,000 Total "TOA Bay deent

Reclamation Bill Passed by House  $247,167,000 Total in 1947 Budget

Interior Budget Goes to Senate   Bill Contains Funds For Idaho Projects

Red Cross Tells About Labor Plan   Central Committee Appreved Program fer Fund Raising

Police Ttave 300 Clues ta Slavine   1.000 Poll Taxes Have Been Paid   China To Reduce  Size of Armies

Bomb Damage Survey Group ~ Favors Merger   New Unification Measure _ To. Be Presented Next Congress .By Senator

War Report A Boost For Merger   Review of War in Pacific Shows Lack of Unified Jap Leadership Aided Defeat

Civilian Group Backs Merger Of Services   Save Janan’s Lack   Says Japan’s Lack Of Co-ordination Led To Disaster

Group Supports Forces Merger   Bombing Survey Gives Truman Plan a Boost

STUDY OF PACIFIC  WAR BOOSTS “LAN  TO MERGE FORCES REVEALS JAPS’ LACK  ~-OF COOPERATION IN P ANS AND CTRATERY

DECONTROL JOB JUST STARTED   Price Board Here For Long Stay; An Analysis Of The Work Still Ahead.

Decontrol Board Is Here for Long Stay and Has Final Word      Given Life Until June 30 Next Year by Act of U. S. Congress

Marshall Bids  For Peace as Troops Gather   China Faces New Truce or Deadlier  Civil War

Marshall Seeking To Extend Truce   Nationalists Taking Field Positions for Battle 

MARSHALL SEEKS TO EXTEND TRUCE IN -GHINESE CRISIS   Notionalist ond Communist Forces Prepare to Baesume Wartare

CHINESE READY TO FIGHT AGAIN   Marshall Trying To Prevent Deadly Civil War Due When Truce Ends

Gen. Marshall Launches 11th Hour Effort to Prevent Reopening of Hostilities as Truce Nears End

BITTER CHINESE CONFLICT FEARED   Marshall Presses Efforts Te Have Truce Extended

Republicans Anticipate 1948 Victory; Monopoly Of Labor Unions Rapped

TWELVE HURT AS BOMB EXPLOSIONS ROCK JERUSALEM   Outbreaks. Fellow Sterr Gang Ultimatum of War on British

rusalem Jews eld Following lasts Last Night   Twelve Wounded In Four Bomb and Crenade Explosions

(One - Way Expedition of U. C. Vets Ends in Amphibious Jeep Sale

JURY DELIBERATES VERDICT IN ‘ALLEN TRIAL FOR MURDER  ATTORNEYS COMPLETED ARGUMENTS SHORTLY

JURY DELIBERATES VERDICT IN ALLEN TRIAL FOR MURDER   ATTORNEYS COMPLETED ARGUMENTS SHORTLY AFTER NOON THURSDAY

Military Rights Would ‘Be Retained   Trusteeship In Mandated Islands Has 16 Articles

Lee BARC IER EAS Ud. PRU ULI, FOR  QUICK DECISION ON JAP ISLE ISSUE

Asks Trusteeshiy Council of U.N.    Dulles Says U. S. Will Re serve Military Rights on - Mandated Islands   WOULD KEEP OUT VETO   Wants All Nations, as Well as Those Affected, to~ Speak on Subject

Urges Speed In Setting Up - Trusteeships   United States Offers Limited UN Jurisdiction Over Jap-Mandated Islands

U.S. Rights On Islands Demanded   American Wants to Keep Military on Pacific Islands

U. S. Facing Hot Debate   Offers Limited U.N. Jurisdiction Over Jap-Mandated Islands

U.S. Would Reserve Military Rights in’ Mandated Islands   Offer of Limited UN Jurisdiction Faces Hot Debate’

U. 5. WOULD-RULE OUT  ‘nt DEBATE 10 GET USTEESHIPS BEGUN "HOT ARGUMENT OVER  PACIFIC ISLE STAND LOOMS FOR AMERICA.

U. 8. WOULD RULE OUT VETO DEBATE TO GET TRUSTEESHIPS BEGUN  HOT ARGUMENT OVER PACIFIC ISLE STAND LOOMS FOR AMERICA

Grip On Jap Islands Is Retained   Territory Offered Te UN, But U. 5S. Would Femain In Contrat

 . ‘ Retain Right To Certain Pacifie Isles   Same as if U. S. Had Annexed the Islands Outright

U. S. Urges Trusteeship By United Nations for Jap Mandated Islands

US to Reserve Her Rights in Pacific Under UN Controls   Truman Offers to Turn Control to UN, Keep Military Rights

BILBO HELPED BY MORTGAGE ON PARSONAGE   MORE OF SENATOR'S MIXED FINANCES REVEALED

Vandenberg At Paris Depvlores Meddling   Clayton Talks With Truman On Policy...

VANDENBERG ISSUES PLEA FOR U.S. UNITY   GOP Invites President to Choose Between Byrnes and Wallace.

Cabinet Split Qver  Foreign Policy! :  On‘ Truman's’ ‘Hands Rerance af Sneech

‘Wallace Speech Upsets Paris   Undersecretary of State Sees Truman; Byrnes Not Consulted; Vandenbers Calls for Unity; GOP Cries ‘Blunder’

STATE MILITIA APPEAL DENIED BY GOVERNOR   Mayor Seeks To Control Pickets at Struck Allis Plant In Wisconsin

scans WISCONSIN GOVERNOR RE. FUSES TO SEND. STATE GUARD TROOPS To: GUARD WORKERS

LIKENED 10 GREASED PIG, HOWEVER   House Extension of OPA to Be Pigeonholed by Senate

Capt. John M. King At Former Position. With Board Of Education   To Assume Duties Ag Supervisor Of School ; Transpottation. On April 1

TRUMAN AWAITS WORD ON RITES   President Leaves Carrier After Hearing of Stone’s Death

President Sees Fleet Maneuvers   Mav Cut Vacation At Sea Short Result Of Death Of Chief Justice Stone

TRUMAN MAY ATTEND FUNERAL OF - STONE   Prepares To Leave Maneuvers For Washington

DEFENSE ADMITS GUILT OF FLIER   Partial Insanity Will Be Contended Now

Defense Says Heath Killed Two Women   Counsel! or Forn er British Army Flier Admits Sadistic Slayings Of Pair Within A Fortnight

OPA Grants Bread, Flour Price Hikes  Biscuits, Cuokies Breakfast Food: Also Increased

BREAD PRICE IS ADVANCED CENT A LOAF   OPA Authorizes Immediate Increase On Numerous Items

BREAD PRICE HIKE GRANTED   Cent Increase on Regular Sized Loaf Authorized; Flour Is Boosted

OPA Authorizes Bread Price Hike  Ceilings Raised On Other Products

Rise of Cent On Bread And Flour Authorized   Biscuits, Cookies, Macaroni and Some Breakfast Cereals Also To Cost More

Boost Granted In Bread Price   OPA Also Allows [ncreases in Flour, Rolls and Cereals

Stevenson Tells Baker, Sellers to Enter Governor Race. But Mum on Own Plans

Traffic Toll In Nation Up 40 Per Cent   But Deaths in Last 2 Months Are Under Peak 1941 Figure

Supreme Court Takes Case— Freight Rate Equalization to Be Reviewec

Court To Rule On Rail Rates   High Tribunal Fails to Act on Appeals Challenging Georgia Vote System

FREIGHT RATE REVIEW AGREED BY HIGH COURT   Action Against Bilbo Refused as Justices Open 1946 Term

Court to Review ICC Rafe Ruling   Highest U. S. Tribuna! To Make Study of Freight Tarif# Decision

Court Will Review Rail IGG Order   If Upheld It Would Mean Lower Rates For Midwest and South.

Tribunal Will Also Decide If Pullman Can Sell Sleeping Car Business   Georgia Unit Vote May Get Attention   Justices Refuse To Enjoin Senator Bilbo From Taking His Seat

Moscow Newspapers Accept Byrnes’ Challenge: Publish Speech in Full

MOSCOW PRINTS BYRNES SPEECH   FULL TEXT OF “CHALL E" SPEECH BY SECRETARY APPEARS IN COMMUNIST PAPER AVDA

Air Liner Crash Kills 3 in East   Three Are Injured Near Landing Field

PLANE CRASHES: THREE ARE KILLED   Navy Ship Burns Close to Lakehurst, N. J. Air Station.

UN SECURITY COUNCIL’ MEETING POSTPONED   indicates Peace Treaties May Be Signed In New York

More Speed Is Urged On Peace  Parley Delegates   Seek To Avoid Conflict With Sessions Of United Nations General Assembly   URGE MONTH’S DELAY IN U.N. ASSEMBLY

Speed Urged in Treaty Making At Paris Meet   Postponement of General Assembly Session Sought .

New Maritime Strike Looms;  Vote Is Taken   Marine Engineers Demand 35 Percent Increase in Wages

SHIP ENGINEERS VOTE ON STRIKE   FIRST RETURNS SHOW WALKOUT FAVORED UNLESS PAY IS UPPED 35 PCT.

Argentina  Ready to Send Meat   Emergency Action by Truman Forecast to Aid in Shortage

Riot Of Jewish Refugees Said At An End Today   Censorship Blackout Is Clamped On Camp

GREEN CHARGES REDS CONTROL THE 6. 1. 0.   ‘Head of A. F. of L. Pledges Show. down Fight With Rival Orwanization in South.

Rescue Slow for Colorado Families, Millions in Stock Stranded by Snow

24 STILL MISSING AFTER StlP WRECK INALASKAN WATER   Two Known Dead; Other: Are Being Sought By Rescucrs.   ROSTER OF VESSEL IS CHECKED TODAY   Effort To Find Names of Victims Is Made By Company.

Letter By Catholics Assailing Policies Of Allied Occupation Not Read In American Zone

U.S. CONTROL IS TAKEN OFF MEAT PACKERS   “Big Five” Released At Midnight; Toledo Workers Back

President Releases Big Five Packers From U.S. Control   Industry Seized Jan. 6 Now Freed to Act on Its Own Initiative

Controls On Packers Dropped At Midnight   “Big 5” in Packing Indus. try Released from Control of Government

TO BE LIGHTE IF HE PROVES “GOOD FAITH”   Strike Continues: Official Says It May Last Six Months

JUDGE RULES GOOD FAITH ANGLE IN CASE   Punishment Would Vary Due To Deliberate Or Other Contempt Action   KRUG TO BE WITNESS   Prosecution Gives Long List Of Witnesses As Trial Resumes In Court

LEWIS PUNISHMENT, IF HE IS  FOUND GUILTY, TO DEPEND ON HIS “GOOD FAITH"

Federal Judge  Outlines Views  On Showdown   Lewis Enters Court Surrounded By Battery Of   United Mine Work ers Attorneys   SECRETARY KRUG TO BE WITNESS

Hoey Speaks At Hickory Meeting   Says Peace Will Come To World Through Applica * tion of Christian Doctrine

Opposes Food Price Boost   OPA Chief Bowles Favors Slower Removal Of U. S. Subsidies

Bowles Takes Up Fight To Avert Butter, Meat Price Boosts; Asks Program Extension

Bowles Opposes Food Increases  Appeals for Slower   Appeals for Slower Removal of Subsidies  Qn Foods

Bowles Opposes Food Increases  Appeals for Slower Removal of Subsidies

Bowles Leans Upon Subsidy   Asks Slow Removal Of Control Program

Bowles Takes Up Fight to Avert Boost in Prices   Calls on Stabilization Chief to Preserve Present  Butter, Meat Coste

Bowles Favors Long Subsidies, Price: Rise Hal   Has Asked For Continuance Of Government Grants Beyond Date Now Set

Butter Price Hike Opposed   Bowles Takes Up Fight To Avert Butier, Meat Price Boosts.

Howles Upposes Proposed Hike In Cost of Food  OPA Chief Believes Tn Subsidies

Bowles Fights Plan to Boost Food Prices   “OPA Chief Appeals For Slower Removal Of Federal Subsidies

Bowles Pushes Fight To Balk Boost In Butter, Meat Prices   Appeals For Slower Removal Of Government Subsidies; Change In Timetable May Be Discussed Today

Bowles To Fight Food Price Rise; Wants Subsidies   OPA Head Vigorously Opposes Pr oposed Increase in Food Prices.

Bowles Against Suggested Rise  In Food Prices   OPA Chief Requests Slower Withdrawal CW Rehet tie

Bowles Opposed To Anderson’s Recommendation   Writes Stabilization Chief Asking That  Subsidies Continue

BOWLES FIGHTS PRICE BOOSTS   Calls on Stabilization Chief To Keep Program Going

BOWLES AGAINST PRICE INCREASE   OPA Head Flatly Opposes Food Price Hikes Recommended By Anderson.

BOWLES-URGES SLOWER FEDERAL SUBSIDY REMOVAI   OPA Chief Opposes Anderson's Proposal  To Hike Food Prices

Bowles Demand: Food Subsidies   Would Keep Retail Prices From Rising

BOWLES OPPOSED TO INCREASES IN . PRICES OF FOODS   OD. P; A. Administrator. to Seek Slower Removal of ‘Govern-ment Subsidies After De — nouncing Price Jumps  a eeniwe +. OD Arcos

PEACE HOPES IN CHINA ARE ALMOST GONE   WAR RUMBLES AGAIN AS NEGOTIATIONS END IN NANKING

Officials Probe Macon Election   Ore Defendant Freed, Another Bound Over To Superior Court

Gory 6-Hour Battle Ends as Ex-Glis Oust Old Political Machine   Former Soldiers Claim Word Bosses Confiscate, Stuff Bollot Boxes; Deputies Exchange Wild Fire with New Party

UNITED NATIONS DELEGATES HAVE ANOTHER INTERNA. TIONAL TANGLE ON THEIR HANDS

me Graft Trials Begin   Corruption: in Collective Farms Svstem Barred

Graft Hearings Begin in Russia   One Case Charges Theft Of Two Pigs, Four Sheep

LONGER WEEK PROPASED FOR COAL MINERS   PRODUCERS’ FIRST OFFERS SPURNED BY LEWIS

Workers Want Welfare Fund, Added Safety   Actual Negotiations on Demands Will Start  Soon

Mine Workers ‘Asked for Bread . . . Received a Stone’  Lewis Blasts Owners

OPERATORS URGE 40-HOUR WEEK IN COAL INDUSTRY   Proposal One of Four Laid Before John L. Lewis in New Contract Con ferences, q   UNION CHIEF INSISTS ON WELFARE FUND   Guarantee Against Wildcat Strikes Demanded by Producers as They Reply to Demands.

Coal Operators Propose 40-Hour Week, Ask Wildcat Strike Ban   MANAGEMENT PROTESTS LEWIS'S ACCUSATIONS   UMW Chief Re-emphasizes His Insistence on Health, Welfare Fund

Miners Asked For Bread, Got Stone, Snorts Lewis To Operators’ Proposals

FOUR COUNTER PROPOSALS A RE OFFERED MINERS   Lewis Clams Worker: “Asked For Bread And Received A Stone”   STRIKE VERY LIKELY WHEN PACT EXPIRES

WHY CAN'T WE! GRANDMA MADE II   Cincinnati Librarian Gives  Practical Instruction,

Soviet to Remove  lran Troops  Before Deadline Teheran Says No Mov  Has Been Started  Sr SO, [ee af

Russia Promises To Leave lran On Time   But No Signs Of Evacuation As Date  Agreed On Nears

WIETS SAY ‘ROOPS WILL FAVE IRAN   sassy Official in Teh “n Gives Assurance vt Iranians Declare "ere Are No Signs of canned Move.

Soviet to Remove Iran Troops  Before Deadline  Teheran Says No Mov Has Been Started By Rucciqns as Yet

Testimony Hits Nazi Defendants   Plotting For Mutual Protection Charged; Witness Threatened

Disclosure Causes Much Speculation   Goering Trial Center Of Mutual Nazi Plotting

Mutual Protection  Pact Among Nazis, Nuernberg Charge   Jackson Discloses That Witness Was Threatened; Court in Uproar

NUERNBURG [Ri AL TRREATS RELEASED   War Crimes Tribunal Is Thrown into Uproar by Charge

Nuernburg Witness Is Threatened   War Crimes Court Hear: Charges of Plotting  Among Prisoners

Trial Thrown Into Turmoil By Disclosure   Goering Enraged At Testimony Given By Nazi Official

Plotting Tactics of Leaders Also Told fo Tribunal   Jackon Bares Threat; Goering Quoted on Retaliation Pledge

Seeking Service Pay Adjustment... .  Points Out Most Of Army Officers Have Same Base Pay Now As 38 Years Ago

ARMY OFFICERS NEED MORE PAY, CONGRESS HEARS   last Increase “Granted. 38 Yeors Ago; Senate Committas Tal

Rapido Request Faces Rejection   Willful Neglect Held Not Evident

House Expected To Spurn Demand For Rapido Probe   War Department Says Clark Not Negligent

MILITARY GROUP READY TO REJECT RAPIDO INQUIRY   General Agreement Reached No Good Ohtained. From: Probe

HOUSE BODY NOT EAGER TO PROBE ITALIAN. BATTLE  MEMBERS INDICATE COMMITTEE WILL REIECT DEMAND

Congressmen Reject Probe Of Battle   36th Division Association Demands Inquiry Inte Heavy Losses

‘Darden Says World Should ‘Want Peace   Sees Success Of United Nations

Russ Obstinacy With Veto Power  Draws Charges   stermy Ses-ion Of Security Council Followed By Criticism aif Reds

Soviet Abuses  Power of Veto   Ability to Block Majority Wishes Is Gained in UN Ruline

State Bonus Plan by Rice Is Attacked   Johnstown Vets Say Proposal Nothing But Pelitical Move

Fear Reds Will Black Out All  American News   Diplomats - Anticipate Ae:  tion As Followup To Closing’ OF Library In Belerade

U. S. INFORMATION MAY BE CUT FROM EASTERN EUROPE   Closing of American Library in Belgrade May Black-Out  Flow of News

Protest Slav Ban   Whole Flow of U. S. Information to Balkans May Be Halted

Slavs May Have Blocked Flow of U.S. information   Forced Closing of American Library Has Repercussions

BATTLE OVER TRIESTE IS RESUMED   Italy and Yugoslavia Take Up Their Feud

U, 5, - RUSSIAN FEUD ON AGAIN   Italy And Yugoslavia  Limelight At Today’s Big 4 Meeting

OPA Supporters Come To Bat ‘After Long Opposition Inning ‘Before Senate Committee   CIO Official Opposes-Views Of NAM That Price Controfs Should Be Dropped

Lubbock Man And Bride-To-Be Are Enroute Home After Four Years Of Wartime Separation

U.N. Session Hailed As Start Of New Era in Human History   statesmen of World Sound Note of Optimism For Future Peace and Security; None of Skepticism That Marked Leaque of Nations

Statesmen In Endorsement Of UN’s Work   SESSIONS MARKED NEV ERA IN HUMAN ZELATIONS

END OF TRIAL NEAR FOR IRISH MURDERESS   Bridget Waters On Trial For ‘Murder Of Husband

Japs Reaped Huge Profits, Destroyed Will to Resist by Forming Drug Habit Among the Chinese, Witness Testifies

U. 5. BOLSTERS SOVIET POLICY   Report Byrnes Is Lining Up Economic Policy to Fit Firm Stand on Russia

Economic Policy  Being Aligned   Proposal to Pour Several Hundred Million Dollars Into Europe Favored by Byrnes

Byrnes Plans Economie  Pressure  Would Choke Off   Would Choke Off Financial Help  To Eastern Europe

SECRETARY BYRNES OUTLINES PLAN TO AID FRIENDS ONLY   SUMATRA OIL INSTALLATIONS ARE GUARDED BY NIPPONESE

Byrnes Maps Shift in U.S. Finance Plan  Will Bulwark Foreign Policy

Bombings Protest Denazification   U.S. To Crack Economic Whip Over Hostile Slav States

3-MAN GROUP TO DETERMINE WHEN AND HOW   Council Votes To Hea¥ Case, But Passes ‘Buck’ On The  Procedure   No Compact Reached By  Russia-lran

CHINESE AGREE ON ONE THING: WAR'S SERIOUS   Chiang’s Aide and Communist Leaders Fear All-Out Conflict Coming

Ignoring of Order Cited Call to Arms   Reds Prepared to Launch Offensive in Six Months If Government Refuses To Return Troops

CHINESE LEADERS SAY ALL-OUT CIVIL WAR 1S IMMINENT   Government Threatens Offensive if Reds Continue to Ignore Cease-Fire Order.   COMMUNISTS ASSERT THEY CAN’T BE BEATEN   Declare Armies Are Stronger Than Year Ago While Those of Chiang’s Have ‘Been Weakened.

All-Out Civil War Declared  Near in Ching   Chiang to Take Offensive Against Reds Soon,  ss Pe ee

CHINESE CAN'T STALL OFF WAF   All-Out Civil» Struggle Imminent As Reds Ignore Truce

All-Out Civil War in China  Is Imminent   Chiang’s Armies to Resume Offensive if Reds Remain Defiant

BRITISH HUNT HIDDEN MINES ~— IN PALESTINE   FOUR THOUSAND TROOPS ARE SEARCHING VILLAGE FOR MINES SUCH AS USED ON TRANSPORT

mash TROOPS SEEK BLAST PERPETRATORS   UJ, S. Zionist Leader Rapped By Palestine Jews

Senate Grou up  Repor ted Ti ed  r.1 On Kua, Pauley FD   s pA z:  Nomination for. Undersce -yetary of Navy Might Go To Senate Floor With-’  oul roval.-

Little Chance Seen For Pauley Approval   Indications Are His Name Will Not Go to Senate Yt With Cammittesn Myr

Chances Dim For Pauley's Confirmation   Tie Vote Will Put Name on Floor Without Approval

Approval for Pauley Fades  Nominee May Ask President Truman To Withdraw Name

Pauley Runs Into New Opposition   Chances Reduced by Democrats’ Attacks

HOPES DIM FOR EDWIN PAULEY   Tie Vote In Senate Group To Deprive Him of  Recommendation

Senate Naval Committee Reported Evenly Divided On Edwin Pauley’s Nomination   .. Tie Vote Will Divide Him Of Favorable Recommendation; Allen To Be Confirmed

Group Is Divided On Pauley Issue   Chances Dwindle That Nomination Will Be Favorably Recommended

}Pauley’s Chances  Dwindle   / Naval Committee Evenly Divided On His Approval

His Chances Dwindled Today. . . . .  With The Senate Divided,  Pauley Nomination Still Is Far From “Sure Thing”

Albania Demands Seat at Parley  Conferees Urged to Settle Dispute

PEA ROLE DENA DEMANDED BY ALBANIANS   Premier of Country Assails Greece, Italians

hitler Lives in Courtroom at Nuernberg   Henchmen Still Show Fear of Former Leader

FAMILY OF SEVEN IS WIPED OUT IN FIRE   One-Room Cabin In Remote Secfion Of West Virginia Is Desttored Re Fire

SECRET. RADIOS CALLING ON ALL JEWS IN PALESTINE. .TO JOIN IN MAJOR ACTION

JEWISH ARMY REVOLTS AGAINST BRITAIN   Many Are Killed in Gampaign To ‘Tarottle Terrorism’

PATTERSON DENIES ANY FAVORS’      Dr. Henry Garsson May Be Called As Next Witness

Garsson May Be Called   Probers Deny That Testimony Had Been Suppressed

Garsson May Testify At War Profits Inquiry  Central Figure  lan “Da mae hennerve     ’

“Paper Empire’ Officials to Testify Soon   Spokesman Asserts Senate Committee Has Suppressed Part Of Munitions Probe

SENATE GROUP DENIES THAT TESTIMONY WAS SUPPRESSED   Investigating “Paper Empire”; Heard Patterson Testify Yesterday

To Dredge For Jap Metals In Toky oBay  TT. &. Oeeunation   U.S. Occupation Army Engineers Will Start Work

Army Engineers To Start Dredging For Two Billions Cached By Japs   Tip By Geisha Girl Prompting U. S. To Search For Precious Ingots Between  Two Tokyo Piers

$2,000,000,000 Worth Of Gold, Platinum and Silver Ingots Believed Buried In Tokyo Bay

DEFEND BRADLEY   Vet Administration Chief Doing Good Job, Say Many Leaders.

Number of Idle May Be Doubled Within a Month   Survey Reveals Many Companies Are Curfailing Operations   FIGURE MAY REACH 500,000 IN MICHIGAN   Three Railroads at Pitts burgh Estimate Loss af $3,100,000

Unemployment, Caused By Steel Strike, Will Soar Over 1,500,000   Steelworkers’ Spokesman Says ‘All This Could Have Been Averted If The Industry Had Accepted  Truman’s Increase Proposal’

Nation’s Idle Expected To Exceed 1,500,000 If Steel Strike Continues

/MORE THAN 1,700,000 Soaring Unemployment Seen ~ If Steel Strike Continues

Rise In Unemployment Seen lf Steel Strike Continues      Month's Layoff Would Double 750,000 Members  : Now Idle, According To Survey Of   Large Industrial Areas

Number Idle Due To Steel Strike Grows   Allied Industries Curtail Activities: Thousands Laid Off

Unemployment Rise Expected To Continue   Likely To Skyrocket If Big Steel Strike Is Not Settled Soon

Unemployment As Result of Strike Seen   Effects of Steel Dispute Are Apt to Be Widespread

Predict Unemployment Will Skyrocket Unless Steel Tieup Ends Soon

Approval Of Appointee For RFC Director Voted By  Banking Committee

GOP Ranks Split, Commitlee Okays Allen for REG   Appointment Sent To Senste, -Confirmo- _ tion Expected

Senators Vote Allen Approval   Committee Confident of Senate Approval of  RFC. Director

Committee Gives Allen Approval   Republican Ranks ae aged (oo eee, © gen Poe

MINORITY FRONT SPLIT ON ALLEN   New REC Chief Okehed. Pauley Confirmation Believed Lost

Allen Given Approval of Senate Group   GOP Lawmakers Break Ranks as Some Back Truman’s Nominee

Rerubticans Break  Ranks on Allen   Committee Approves REC Appomtment

Nominee for RFC. Director Approved   George E. Allen Gets Senate Committee OK

OPEN INVESTIGATION INTO CHILD'S DEATH   2-Year-Old Found With Glove Lodged In Throat

BUFFALO PACKERS FEAR MEAT FAMINE   Supplies Dwindle Despite Higher OPA Ceilings

HIT A LEGAL SNARL   Attorney's for Mrs. Mary Wallace Appeal to District Court

PHONE WORKERS MAY QUIT JOBS FOR FEW DAYS   Union To Consider Tonight Possible Long Distance Employes’ Walkout

GUNFIRE FAST DURING SIEGE      Writer Describes Action From Police Boat Beside ‘Rock’

Gunfire Blends With Roar of Sea Off island   Guards Slink on Walk To Fire Through Windows of Prison

“Tomorrows Headlines Joday  ATTLEE ON “HIGH SEAS” HINT TRUMAN MAY MEET

Five Men Die as Bomber Hits Mountain   Major General Is Listed Among Victims of Crash

Five Men Die as Bomber Hits Mountain  Major General Is   Major General Is Listed Among Victims of Crash

Communist Uprising Is Watched   _ Gendarmerie, Army Cannot Cope With Situation

BRITISH ARMY MAY INTERVENE IN DISORDERS   Yugoslavia, Albania Charged With Aid To Rebels

SLAYERS LOSE COURT APPEAL   Death Verdict Upheld For Two Men Sentenced To Death in Chair

UN Council — Handles Its Crisis W ell   ‘Disposition of RussoIran Case Encourages Belief That At Last We Have a League Of Nations Which Will Work

 Handling of F irst Major Crisis  Bolsters World Confidencé in U. N.

UN SECURITY COUNCIL ACTION © ON IRAN GIVES HOPE WORLD AT LAST HAS GLOBAL PEACE BODY

AMERICA NOT T0 BUY MEAT FOR OTHERS   Foreign Nations Are Told Practice Will End September 30—U.S. Will Supply Needs of the UNRRA, However.

Foreign Countries to Do Own Buying of Meat in U. S. After Sept. 30, Department States

\Cash Paying Foreign Countries Will Have to Buy Ohwn Fare thn fle

Policy Changed on Meat Buying  Foreign Nations to ¢ea OQnen Marke?

ON U.N. MEET TIME   Russian Proposal Delayed Until Byrnes Can Be Present AL Session

FOREIGN MINISTERS  DECISION LEFT OPEN AFTER RED REQUEST "fname to mor 8   NOT VET CONSIDERED

‘WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT : U proar Over Wallace Speech ‘Analyzed By Versatile Write:

Schwellenbach Confers With John L. Lewis   Arbitration Apparently Heading Off A Virginia Power Strike.

Conference Held With Lewis as ‘Deadline Nears   Threat of Power Strike in Virginia Apparently Eases

Agreement Ends Threat of Power Tieup in South   Arbitration Plan Agreed on in Virginia; Ceal Contracts End Sunday

Seek To Block Coal Walkout Sunday Midnight   Virginia Governor Drafts Threatening Power Co. Employes Into State Militia

Labor Chief, Lewis Confer Over Threat Of 400,000 Miners   Chance of Power Strike in Virginia Apparently Lessens

NEARLY HALF MILLION MINERS MAY G0’GUT; U. 8. URGING PEACE: \ ' VIRGINIA POWER ROW J  COOLING “OFF s, DRAFT:

Studies Plan for Averting Miner Strike   Labor Secretary Appeals to Lewis to Keep Men in Mines

SCHWELLENBACK CONFERS WITH JOHN L. LEWIS   PLANS TALKS WITH OPERATORS IN EFFORT, TO BREAK DEADLOCK

Saddles  By GEORGE 5. DENSON President of Harding College Searcy. Arkansas

LOOKING: ALIF AD:   BEER ASS By GEORGH 8. BENSON  President Harding College Searcy, Arkansas

ICKES TO HEAD COMMITTEE — FORMED TO HELP STRIKERS   GROUP THAT INCLUDES CONGRESSMEN TO RAISE FUNDS FOR GENERAL MOTORS MEN

AMITY SEEN VITAL TO LIFE OF U.N. 0.   VANDENBERG SAYS PLAN CAN NOT SURVIVE IF SOVIET AND U. S. FALL OUT.

Vandenberg urges full  confidence  ‘Russ, U.S. mus stand together’

Warns Danger of Soviet Break  Vandenberg Says UNO Will Be Destroyed

U, S.-Russia Must Assist   Vandenberg Sees UN Future Being Tested

UN Doomed If Russia And US. Ever Fall Apart   Senator Says War Between Countries Need Not Be if Common Sense Governs Policies   Yalta Surrender Blamed For Acts   Declares U. S. Eneournged Moscow to Press For Every Advantage by  Secret Diplomac

UN Cannot Survive Break   Vandenberg Says, However, There Need Never Be War Between Rusgsia, U. S.

Says Russia, America Must ‘Never Part?   Senator Vandenberg States There Never Need Be War  Between Two.   H A S HOMECOMING

Farm Bureau Opposes County Assessor Plan Proposal   Des Moines Politicians Try to Get Rid of Local  Influence

Legion Women Ask Support In Fight For Veterans’ Aid   Active Program Is Planned For 1946 Sav Leaders

House Head: See Delay In Army Plan   New Congress To Get Problem Of Peacctime Draft

NO UNIVERSAL TRAINING LAY   Congress Not To Take Any - Action Until After No vember Elections

BILL DELAYED   House Committee Members Says No Action To Be Taken This Year

Universal Military Plan To Be Delayed  Hot Issue Going To New Conaress

Peace Draft Plans ‘Dead’  For Present   Committee Def ers Action  On Proposal During Wows UW

No Universal Training Law Seen In 1946      House Military Commit tee to Turn Matter Over to New Congress

Military ‘Training Bil Has Little Chance of Passing This Year   Committee Plans to Toss Measure Into Lap of New Congress When It Convenes Next January

Taylor’s Recall  AssuredbyTruman   Presbyterian Pastor Savs He Has President's Word on Matter

Says Truman Yanks Landed Will End Tie in Normandy With Vatican Two Years Ago

Savings Bond Sales  Sull High in July   Increase of $2,322,202 Over the June Sales

BUTTE QUIEI AFTER VANDALS WRECK TUWA   Shen! Adds 100 Deputies After Houses Are Lootec

BUTTE TENSE AFTER POLIGE HALT RIOTING      NUNDRED EXTRA DEPUTIES ON DUTY TO STOP OUTBREAKS OF VIOLENCE AND LOOTING

DELAY RETURN UNTIL 1947  Compromise on U.S. E.S. Return to States Possible

Conaress Ready To Compromise USES Measure   Policy Makers Seek Retention Until Year End

New Airline Tieup Threat   AA Pilots’ Dispute To Mediation Board; Ship Strike Goes On

Threat Of New Walkout Heard   White House Taking No Action In Walkout Of TWA Fliers

Democrats Split As Wagner Attacks Guffey  Republicans Agree On Martin, Duff, Strickler, Livengood

PA. DEMOCRATS WARRING OVER GOV. NOMINATION   Republicans Said Agreed On a Ficket

International Love-Feast Gromyko Arrives Early as Chinese Delegate Fetes UNO

Cotton Leaders Blame Bowles For Price Break   $5 Drop Touches Off New Demand To Take Power From Bowles

Protest Closing Butner Hospital   There Has Been Proposal To Construct 500-Bed Hospital In Durham

NO “WINDS” MESSAGE SENT BY TOKYO BEFORE PEARL HARBOR, SAYS REPORT

TUGBOAT CREWS VOTE ON RETURN   Union Leaders Expect Men To 0. K. Terms Of Accord

End Is Seen To Tug Rift   Expected. To Ratify - New Wage-Hour Plan

TUGBOAT STRIKE END 1S SIGHTED   Strikers Expected To Ratify Undisclosed Terms To Stop Walkout.

End Of.N. Y. City Tugboat Strike Seen   Tugmen Vote Today On Settlement Pact

End Of Tugmen Strike Is Seen   Union Head Predicts Acceptance Of Settlement Proposal Today

erms Are imilar to )’Dwyer’s   eumption of Work to Be Expedited if Men Ratify Agreement in Balloting Today   Fuel Is Low   shoals, Other Places Set to Close Despite ‘Outcome of Tieup

End Of Tughoat Strike Seen As Settlement Near   Expected That Workmen Will Ratify Terms Of Proposal Today

Clayton Nemmers  Goes To Antarcties On Byrd Expedition  Will Leave U.S   Will Leave U. S. December 2; Gone For Eight Months

Clayton Nemmers  Goes To Antarcties On Byrd Expedition   Will Leave U. S. December 2; Gone  For Eight Months 

TRUMAN TRIED TO HALT BLAST   ASKED JACKSON NOT TO ATTACK JUSTICE BLACK .

TRUMAN SAYS HE TRIED 10 PREVENT JACKSON'S ATTACK AGAINST JUSTICE BLACK

Truman Asked Jackson fo Lay Off Black   President Had Advance Information That Attack Was Comine

PRESIDENT SAYS HE ATTEMPTED TO ‘AVERT FE UD   Wanted Jackson to Withhold Criticism, Truman Reveals

Presiden Aware Of Jackson Plans   Truman Tells Press He Urged Justice Not to Criticize

SAYS ALL MUST DRINK   Hinkle Figures fein 4 Plan Calls for 5'; Gallons a Year

SAYS ALL MUST DRINK   Hinkle Figures Woodring Plan Calls for 5'; Gallons a Sear

Clipping Wings of Music Czar Petrillo Is Objective of New Drive in Congress

HOUSE BILL AIMS ~— ATMUSIC “CZAR”   Measure Would End. “Rack  ar ae 5 ee

REP, LEA SEEKS TO CURB POWER OF MUSIC CZAR   Bill Limits Union Leaders’ { Activities In Radio And Record Fields   VIOLATORS FACE PRISON   Similar Measure Already Approved By Senate; Passage Indicated

HOUSE BILL WOULD HALT PETRILLO ~   Measure Designed To Clip Wings Of Music ‘Czar’

Music Czar Under Fire In Congress   Proposed Bill Will Clip Petrillo’s Ilk Theangkant t.ohar

House Working On Measure to Curb Petrillo   Bill Would Outlaw  Methods Used in Niaaltinae Wish Dadia

HOUSE BILL TO CLIP WINGS OF CZAR PETRILLO   Measure Inspired By National Music Camp Rumpus

Anti-Petrillo Bill on Floor   House Measure Curbs Music ‘Czar’s’ Power

House Studies Bill Designed to Clip Petrillo’s Wings   Measure Would Outlaw Union’s “Extortionate and. Racketeering Demands” _

House Takes Up Bill to Clip Wings of Petrillo in Radio Music Dealings

 Need for Trade and A-Bomb Pried India and Egypt Loose  From British Commonwealth

Trade, A-Bomb Change Policy   a  Factors Cited as Reasons. for About-Face on Eqvpt and India

‘WINDS’ CODE SENT 72 HOURS BEFORE ATTACK   Translation Disappeared

Says Japs Used ‘Winds Message’  U.S. War Chiefs Had _ 72-Hour Advance Tip, Navy OFFfi S  icear wave

Navy Captain Says War and Navy Departments tiad 72 Hours Advance Notice of the Pear! Harbor Attack

Winds Code Used, Says Navy Officer   Capt. L. Safford Says 72 Hours Warning Given

Says Washington Had 72 Hours’ Advance Notice ot Pearl Harbor   Captain Safford Tells Pearl Harbor Committee of Intercept, Decoding  of Japanese Message Announcing Wai

Says Notice Received of Jap Attack   Captain safford Claims Wa: and Navy Departments Had Warning

NAVAL OFFICER CLAIMS ‘WINDS MESSAGE HEARD   Captain Declares Code Gave 72-Hour Notice Of Blow

Safford Says U.S. Knew  Of Jap Plans   Declares Code Message Told Of Imvending Wa

Wind Message Meant War, Officer  Testifies at Pearl Harbor Inquiry;  Notice Intercepted on December 4

Convicts Defy Surrender Bid: Marines Ready   Mutineers Will Be Subdued Soon, Official Says

Island Prison Revolt Nearing Savage Climax   Two Davs Of Pitched Battle At Alcatraz Believed Nearing Conclusion   SEVEN NOTORIOUS CONVICTS LEADERS

PLAN TO CRUSH PRISON MUTINY BY LATE TODAY   CONVICTS DEFY ULTIMATUM TO SURRENDER, AND RE-INFORCED GUARDS PREPARE FOR FINAL ASSULT

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  Ry FRANK R KENT   The Strike Was Worth It

BLUM IS NAMED FRENCH PREMIER   Socialist Leader Picked by National Assembly

Russia Wants U.N To Order Break With Franco Now   U.S., Britain Opposition Will Cause Bitter Council Clash

France Quaranime Question May Set Off UN Fireworks   Bitter Clash Expected With Russia Aligned Against U. S., Britain   SEVER AGREEMENTS NOW, REDS DEMAND   Democracies Fear Move Would Tend to Strengthen Spanish Position

BITTER CLASH ON QUARANTINE IS ANTICIPATED   Spanish Government Protests Subcommittee Report Suggesting Break

Reds Seek Action Now  On Spain   Britain And US Want To Delay Diplomatic Break

RUSSIA WANTS ACTION NOW   Big ‘Three Squares Off for Clash in UN Council Over Diplomatic Quarantine of Franco Spain.

Extension Sought In Wage Agreements By Steel Fabricators   President Murray Wants Pattern Set by Basic Steel Industry

Fabricators Asked To Extend  Labor Contracts   Requested by Murray, Who Wants To Await Basic Steel Pattern

WAGE PATTERN SOUGHT BY Cid   eee  Murray Asks” Fabricators  To Extend Pacts Un: til Scale Is Set

13 Killed by Mine Blast; 200 Escape by ‘Miracle’   Same Seriously Murt

Miracle Blast Spares Lives Of 253 Men As Explosion Goes Upward   Thirty-One Miners Hospitalized; 222 Walk Out; Five Women And Children Cut By Shattered Glass And Debris Outside Shaft Mouth

Woman s Mistaken For Burglar, Killed   Army Officer Accidentally Kills His Beautiful Wife

BRITISH FIND HIDDEN ARMS      German Mortar Bombs Are In Munitions Seized In Palestine Raid

12 Missing. In Explosion At Station; Arrest 50   Building Evacuated When Warning About Bombing Is Given But Some Are Hurt

At Least 12 Missing Despite Warning; Open - House To House Search

12 Reported Missing in Jerusalem Blasts   Five Explosions Rock Station 40 Minutes After Phone Warninc

Bombs Rock Jerusalem Rail Station   12 Missing; 50 Jewish Suspects Arrested; Other Violence.

EXPLOSIONS SET OFF IN JERUSALEM   Wreck Railroad Station; Two Brit. Soldiers Killed

Death Toll In New Explosion May Be High   SEVERAL PE RSONS ARE MISSING AFTER BLASE

Explosions Again Rock Jerusalem   Five Blasts Damage Raul road Station, After  Warning Is Given

ELEVEN SOLDIERS AND SEVEN -- OTHERS—DIED . AND.. MANY-_§_PERSONS_IN-HOSPITALS _

Triple Train Wreck Death Toll ls Now 18   At Least Score Still In Hospitals In Mansfield O., Wreck Area   ENGINEER DENIES WRECK BLAME

20 VICTIMS OF WRECK TREATED   11 Soldiers Among 18 Killec In Train Pileup; Engineer Denies Blame

AUSTRIAN SETUP IS RECOGNIZED   U. S. Grants Formal Nod to Government, Hopes for Democratic Rule

AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT RECEIVES RECOGNITION   U. §. Expresses Hope That Nation Will Soon Achieve Full Democrary

Recognize Austrian Regime    Announcement Made Simultaneously By “Big Four” Powers; Council Still Acts

AUSTRIAN REGIME RECOGNIZED BY LS GOVERNMENT   Authority of Allied Council Not Affected by Wash inatan AAave

AUSTRIA GOV'T 1$ RECOGNIZED   Russia, Britain, France Join U. S. in Okaying  Vienna Resime

CARLSON TELLS AIMS   Kv. Students Hear Him Lay Housing Shortage Blame on OPA

Communists Dominate French General Poll   Thorez May Attempt To Displace Bidault As Premier—MRP Takes Second Place: Sactaliste Lose Heavily

Reds Gain In French Vote   BeUrver F viv  Communist Party Gets  Strongest Support But No Maiority

Communists Rank First in France After Elections   Party May Demand Right To Take Over Premiership from Bidault   POSITION WEAKENED BY SOCIALIST VOTE   Former Block Now Will Control Only 46.1 Percent of Voting

COMMUNISTS IN LEAD AS FRANCE COUNTS VOTES   New Coalition Government Expected With Reds Demanding Power

Reds Are Ahead Of Popular  Republicans in French Election   Thorez Will Try To Wrest Control From Georges Bidault

DRAFT BOARDS BEGIN CULLING   Childiess Men. 26 Thru 29, To Be Inducted

LISTS CULLED IN DRAFT SEARCH   26-Through-29 Age Group To Help Meet Army Pinch

Childless Men 26 to 29 are re Sought bo Fill Selective Service Demands

Hershey Tells Boards to Give Exams to Men  in Late 20 Ace Bracket

Draft Boards Cull Lists Of Childless Men   Those 26-29 To See Service In The Army

NAME ROOSEVELT CHAIRMAN OF CALIFORNIA DEMOCRATS   ELDEST SON OF LATE PRESIDENT GETS PLACE IN NATIONAL j

FINAL MUSICAL EVENT   23 Voice, Instrumental Students Te Appear Tomorrow Night

Television Camera Follows President   Annual Message to Congress To Be Marked by First Telecast

Rescue Mission Off To Lololand  Army To Offer Big Prizes For Airmen

RESCUE TEAM OUT TO RANSON U.S, AIRMEN   Enslaved in Wilds of Asia

Americans Seek To Ransom  Fliers Held By Loco Tribe   Downed Airmen Reported Held In Slavery By Savage: Far Into Wilds Near Tibet: Priest Goes Ahead To Bargain with Head-Hunters For Release Of Victims

U9. HOPES TU SAVE AIRMEN GAPTURED BY TRIBE IN TIBET   Goods for Ransom Try Are Assembled; to Be Flown to Advance Post By U.S. Aviators.   CATHOLIC PRIEST WILL SEEK DATA

‘Army Plans Rescue Of Captive Airmen   Head-Hunting Lolo Tribesmen To Be Offered Silver, Foodstuffs And Blankets For Ransom

U.S. Army To Attempt To Ransom Enslaved Fliers   Head-Hunters Are Holding Five Men

ENSLAVED FLIERS SOUGHT BY ARM!   Will Try to Gain Release o  Five or More by Paying  Ransom to Lolos

LOAN 10 BRITAIN FACES STIFF FIGHI   Slight Majority Favor Loan, Some Members Undecided.

Loan To Britain Ts Controversial   U. P. Poll Reveals Stiff Fight Ahead

Sample Poll Of House Members Shows British Loan Faces Stitt Fight

PRICE RISE SEEN TN DAIRY ITEM   Eggs, Sugar and Clothing ta Cost More, According to OPA Economist

OPA Sees Price Rise for Dairy  Foods, Clothes   Milk and Eggs May Be “Trouble Spots;” Cotton Costs Move Upward

INCREASES IN DAIRY PRODUCT CEILINGS SEEN      New Retail Meat Ceilings Are Expected To Be Given Tomorrow

INCREASES IN MILK PRODUCTS PRICE FORECAST   OPA Economist Also See: Higher Clothing Cost; Sugar To Go Up

HERZOG OPPOSES — ~—ANTESTRIKE BILL   Says Case Measure Conflicts with Waooner Act

MINERS STAY QUT OF PITS   Coal Output Paralyzed As Miners Refuse to Work  For Government

BITUMINOUS PRODUCTION PARALYZED   UMW Soft Coal Miner: Refuse To Work For Government With No Contract

Production Of Coal Virtually Paralyzed   Troops Stand  Ready for Strike Duty to Pro-: tect Minerc

Ruling Made on Vets Jobless Aid   Eligible. for Jobless “Aid [f Wage Credits Were Set Un —

Attlee Will Ask Extent America Will Participate   Proposed Immediate Entry of 100,000 Jews ls Urged by Group

BITTER WAR IS SEEN FOR HOLY LAND   Arabs Protest  Plan to Send in 100,000 Jews

British Ask U.S. To Share Burden In The Palestine   Attlee’s Answer To Request. For Homes For 100.000 Jews

PLANES HUNT. MEN MISSING. FROM TANKER   SIXTEEN SEAMEN STILL UNACCOUNTED FOR AFTER HURRICANE. WRECKED  TAN SHIP     i:

BUDS IN BLOOM FOR HALLOWEEN   Mercury Soars To 80 In New England; Utah Has Waist-Deep Snow

Fast States Warm Snow in Rockies   Thirty- three Rescued From Drifts in Utah

WARM WEATHER IS PREVALENT   Northeastern States Have Readings In The 80's; Snow In Utah

Mercury Sets October Mark   ‘New England Trees Bud;  Warmth Fools Fish

Weather Mixture — Grips United States      Heat Waye in Edst but Waist-Deep Snow @ my IW ep

U.S. Experiences Hodge-podge Of Weather   Flowers Out in East, RockyMountain Area Has Waist-Deep Snow

Nelson Charges Army Tries to Assume Control of Economy  Declaree Racnnvusreak   Declares Reconversion Is Hampered by War Department of Nation

Nelson Charges Amy ‘Tried to Check Economy   Former Production Chief Cites -Militarv Influence

Nelson Reveals Efforts To Oust Him From Post   Says Army Tried Get Control Of National Economy

Savs Army Injured Naflonal Economy   Nelson Accuses Military of Seeking to Get * Contro!

NELSON BLAMES TCP ARHY, NAVY MEN FOR RATION'S RECONVERSION DIFFICULTIES

Donald Nelson Says Army Delayed  U. S. Reconversion   Former Chairman of War Production Boar  Charges Military Attempted  tg Gain Coniro!l of National Economv

Donald MM. Nelson Charges Army With Gaining Control of Natjonal Economy After Long Efforts

‘Unemployment Deliberately Created  By Army, Says Former WPB Chief   Donald Nelson Charges Army With “Outright Igno1; rance”’ in Handling Production Problems.

Wartime Head Of WPB Raps Army Policy   Donald Nelson Says Military Control Threat to U. S.

Man Who Eluded Sheriff In 1933 Placed On Parole For 18 Months By Judge

An Important Statement  Is Expected   Delegate to U. N. Assembly Expected To Answer Molotov

Russian's Blunt Talk Stirs Fear Of New Tension   American Delegate May Take Up Soviet Arms Control Proposal

Austin’s Answer to Molotov Termed an “Important” Speech   Chief U. S. Delegate Will Give Nation’s Views  To U.N. Meeting

Address to Answer Points Raised in Speech by Molotov   Nations Fear Strife Between U. S. and Russia  os GQ@mei bee apm aa £5 = mena se oe oe

U. S. Delegate © To Follow Soviet Leader's Speech With “Important Statement” Before U. N. Assembly

Austin fo Make Speech toU. N. OnU.S. Policy   American Spokesman To Reply to Speech Of Molotov Urging.  Aypmramant Daductian

Austin’s Talk Is Awaited by UN Assembh   American's Address Expected to Contain References to Soviet Foreign Minister's Arms Controt Pronacal

To State U.S.  Policy   American Delegate to U. N. May Respond to Molotov’s Surprise Demand for Disarmament

IMPORTANT U, S. STATEMENT ON POLICY COMING      New Russian-Western Battles Developing Over Atomic Control, Disarmament, Veto Power And Other Issues.

“Important Statement’ On U.S. Foreign Policy Will Be Made Today, By American Delegate   Will Contain Some Reférence To Molotoy’s Bombshell Address To General Assembly

May Refer To Molotov’s Bombshell   Chief Delegate Austin Will State Position To General Assembly

Temperatures.   Soviet Foreign Minister Wants U. 5. to Quit Making Atomic Bombs; Baruch And Churchill Attacked in Stormy Address

Red Demand Made For Arms Cut   Austin Expected To Answer Molotov’s *Bombshell’ Foday .

Austin Address Will Set Forth Foreign Policy   Russ Demand For Arms Control Heightens Tension In U. N.

Austin Will Reply To Molotov Speech   “Important Statement”’  On U.S. Foreign Policy

FRENCH DELAY UNO SITE VOTE   British, Dutch Ask Rejection Of Soviet Request

GOP CHARGES TRUMAN WITH DOUBLE TALK’   4 GOP Announces Failure To Balance Budget Will Be Campaign Issue

CHARGES TRUMAN RUDGFT PROFRAM MEANS TAX BOOST   Brown Sees President Bigger Peacetime Spender Than  Mr Rancevalt

TRUMAN BUDGET HOCUS-POCUS IS BLASTED BY GOP   Plan To Make Fall Campaign {ssue of Balance Failure

Balancing Of Budget To Be Big Fall Issue GOP States   Republicans Accuse Truman of Political  Hocus-Pocus, Trying to Hoodwink Public

SEES BALANCED BUDGET CLAIM AS HOKUS-POKUS   GOP High Command Accuses Truman Of Trying To Hoodwink Public

G.0.P. Make: Budget Issue Of Campaign   Truman’s Message Taken by Opponents As Political Point

Outward Signs For Coal Mine Peace Gloomy   Lewis Sees Secretary Krug Twice; Further Meetings Likely Today

U.S. Sounding’ Out Operators, Union Leaders   Factions Are Silent On Hope of Averting Mine Strike

Coal Parleys Are  Showing But Slight Progress Is Made   Formal Session Which Was Held Wednesday Closes After 30 Minutes

Marshall Brings Chinese Foes Nearer to Peace   More Tri-Partite Truce Teams to Enter Manchuria

Safford Declares ‘Winds’ Message Prompted Code - Destroying Order

Code Orders Back Theory Officer Says   Safford Reatfirms Statement Winds Message Received

Navy -Captain~ Says Guam's Orders. tc  ~Destroy Codes Due To Jap. Message Crowd Applauds:

‘Cool Off’ On Draft Issue Is Predicted   Senate Likely To Delay Action For at Least Week

DRAFT EXTENSION, ARMY PAY BOOST COOLS IN SENATE __ LEADERS INDICATE  E SYMPATHY’ WITH HOLIDAY PLAN

COOLING OFF PERIOD SEEN IN STORE   “Unlikely House Measure Will Be Acceptable

Senate Will ‘Cool Off’ on Draft-Bill.   Leaders Delay Action On ‘Chopped-Up’ Plan Approved by. House

Final Outcome Is Doubtful. ...  Senate Plans To ‘‘Cool Oft” Before Vote On Draft Act

Senate Leaders Will Rest Before Tackling Draft   Indicated That Senate Will Wait For Week Before Acting  oP>«- *@8aereyrrraart «2. Aa p«wwerw* acy

Next Draft Step Will Be With Senate   Much Discussed and Changed Measure Will Be Given Chance To Cool Off, Probably a Week.

Senate Not To Act At Once On Draft Measure   Highly Unlikely Wouse Bil  Will Be Accepted; Pay  Raises For Servicemen   Prohably Wilk Stand

SENATE COOL TOWARD DRAFT   ‘Extension Bill from House   Gets No Sympathy

Draft Bill Expected to Linger in Senate; Changes Are Likely   Pay Boost Measure Will Get Same Treatment in Upper House

Speedy Draft Action Untikely   “Cooling Off’ Period In Senate Seems to  Be Plan

“COOL OFF” FOR DRAFT BILL IN SENATE HINTED   No Action On House Measures  For One Week

HOUSE PASSES CHOPPED-UP MEASURE   Roll Call Vote Of 290-108 Favors Draft Extension   UPPER HOUSE   Not Expected To Go Along With “Holiday,”’ Ban On Teen-Age Inductions

Senate Likely To Defer Action On House Draft Bill   May Cool-off For a Week on Bills for Draft Holiday and Service Pay Boost.

Senate May Delay Action On Draft Bil   “Cooling Off Period Seen Far Meacure

Senate Likely ' To Defer Action On. House Draft Bill   May Cool: off For: a ‘Week  - on Bills for Draft Holiday. and. Service: Pay - Boost: : ;

Senate May Let Draft, Wage Boost Cool Heels   Selective Service Difference Likely

AUCEPT SECRETARY NOMINATION. UN 0   Trygve Lie, U nanimously Nominated By Securitv Council.

NORWEGIAN ACCEPTS UNO NOMINATION   Trygve Lie to Be First Secretary General

Four Ministers Will Confer On Peace Problems   French Official Says Molotov Will Return To.Paris Today

Reveal Molotov Back In Paris   Big Four To Hold Conference Today

Emergency Steps  “Are Considered   Seizing Cattle, Special Session Ruled Out

President And Advisers Discuss Meat  Shortage   Kmergency: Action To Ease Situation Predicted by One  Democrat Leader

TRUMAN ADVISERS HUNT FOR ANSWER TO MEAT SHORTAGI   Emergency Action Hinted as High Government Officials Confer at White House.   SUGGESTIONS POUR IN ON PRESIDENT   Survey in 45 Cities Shows That Stores in 40 Have No Meat Or Only Scanty  Supplies.

Emergency MoveHinted In Shortage   Top Administration Leaders In Huddle Hor Over Two Hours

HIGH ADVISERS AIR MEAT ISSUE   Capital Buzzes With Talk President May Demand ‘Emergency Action’ Soon

No Statement, However, Is Fortheoming  Conflicting Reports Issued on Truman’s

Emergency Action Talked About Washington But no Hint is Given at the White House.

Emergency Step By Truman Seen  Top-Ranking Adviser Take Part In Parley

Emergency Step Hinted as Meat Dearth Discussed  Officials Silent on Talks:   Officials Silent on Talks; Truman Action Predicted

High Officials Hold Meeting With Trumar   No Statement Issued After Conference At White House

TOP OFFICIALS SEEK REMEDY FOR SHORTAGE   THORNY PROBLEM IS STUDIED BY PRESIDENT

Truman Advisers Discuss Acute Meat Shortage   One Says President May Take Some New Step Soon

‘Leaders Under Increasing Pressure For Immediate Action To Relieve Shortage

Expect Truman To Take Action ‘In Few Days   President Doesn’t Plan to Call Congress In Special Session

STUDY ACTION TO iNCREASE MEAT SUPPLY   Emergency Steps Held _ Probable As Govt. : Heads Confer

HEIRESS FLEES STRICT SCHOOL   Milwaukee Girl, 16, Sought After Disappearance

NEW YORK A&P FINED $175,000   Plot To Monopolize Food Business Charged In Anti-Trust Case

BYRNES DEFENDS U.S, AGAINST CRITICISM OF SOVIET DELEGATION   Charges Russia Trying To Misrepresent U.S,

BYRNES SAYS ALLIES WILLING 10 CO-OPERATE   Viewpomts And Motives Are  Misrenresented

TRUMAN RESUMES PERSONAL COMMAND OF THE LEWIS FIGHT   Amid Drastic Nerves to Ease the Tightening of Coal Shortage,   BROAD DIMOUT ORDERED   Meanwhile Government and  Lewis’s Attorney Plan  For Battle. 

Truman Back For Fight With Lewis   May Use Big And Little Inch To Pipe Natural Gas

Christmas Tree Lighting Banned   Truman on Way Back to Washington To Direct Fight Against Lewis

‘Measure I: Effective Monday   President Truman Heads Back From Vacation in Florida,

TRUMAN RETURNS TO LEAD BATTLE AGAINST LEWIS   Lawyers Map Arguments For Contempt Proceed_ ines in Court Monday -:

Broad Dim-out Ordered for  Conservation   Government Steps Up Consideration of Piping Natural Gas

Pipelines Studied For Natural Gas   Twenty-one States Must Brownout Use of Unnecessary Electricity, Christmas Liohte: Industry Hurt

Heads Back To Capital; Order 11-State Dimout   Pipelines May Be Used To Carry Natural Gas For Use in Emergency

Inch Pipeline May Be Put Into Use As Grim Coal Shortage Grips US

Dimout Orders Will Affect 21 States And DC   Opposing Attorneys Marshal Arguments For Court Contem pt Trial Monday   Soften Impact Coal Stoppage   CPA Small Warns That Situation Today Is More Serious Than Springtime Strike

Government Mer Study Possibility Of ‘Big Inch’ Being ‘Weapon’ Against Miners; Dimout Ordered In 21 States

CAROLINA NOT YET AFFECTED BY POWER BAN   aovernment Moves To Fase Tightening Coal Shortages; Truman Heads North To Take Command Of Fight With Lewis.

Truman To Direct Government Action  In Strike; East Coast Dimmed Out.

NEITHER SIDE CONSIDERING COMPROMISE   Possibility Of Piping Gas From Texas Studied   JOHN L, LEWIS   Plans To Answer Contempt Charges Monday In Federal Court

TRUMANRETURNS TO LEAD FIGHT AGAINST LEWIS   NEITHER SIDE SHOWS ANY DISPOSITION TO EFFECT COMPROMISE

SETS DIMOUT: WEIGHS USE OF PIPELINES   Truman Files to Capltal as Gavernment Issues Drastie Orders.

Truman Head: Back Into Coal Strife   Drastic Government Moves Ordered To Ease Difficulties

LAWYERS ARE GIRDING FOR LEWIS FIGHI   Government and Defense Attorneys Prepare for Appearance of U. M. W. Chief to Answer a Contempt Citation.

Events Move toa Decision’ ‘on Coal   No Sign of Compromise Seen as U. 5. Tightens  Controls   HARDSHIP IN PROSPECT.   Situation Confronting Publi¢ More Serious Than Last Spring

U. S. Orders. ‘Brownouts’ In 21 States   President Leaves His Vacation Spot For All- Out Conflict With Miners

Lawyers for Justice Department and United Mine Workers Are Preparing  Their Arguments.   TRUMAN MAY TAKE PERSONAL COMMAND

Returning from Florida To Take Personal Command   May Put Big, Little Inch Pipelines To Work Carrying Gas To Ease Coal Dearth

Truman Heads Home To Take Over Coal “Fight to Finish’   Attorneys for Justice De partment, Miners Ready for Battle

Truman To Take Personal Charae Of ‘Finish Fight’   21 States Affected In Dimout Edict To « Conserve Fuel Supply

President Flies to Capital to Take Command of Finish Fight in Coal Crisis; ‘Big Inch’ May Ease Shortage

May Use Pipelines To Pump Gas East For Emergency Fuel   Orders Strict Dimout, Beginning Monday Night, for 21 Eastern States; Includes Ohio

Coal Strike Spurs Action By Officials   Rule Checking Street, Store Lighting Becomes Effective Monday Night

Florida Visit Is OverFor Leader   ‘Finish Fight’ Now Looms; Effects Being Felt

Big And Little Inch Pipelines May Be Put To Work Carrying Natural Gas From Texas To East For Use As Emergency Fuel—-Reduction Of Electricity Consumption Decreed For 21 States — Attorneys Prepare For Lewis’ Court Appearance Monday

Government May Pipe Gas To East Coast   Drasti¢c Dimout Is Ordered in 21.State Area

21-State Dimout  Ordered  ee ee.   May Attempt To Use Gas Pipeline

SPECIAL POWERS MAY BE SLASHED   Republicans Ponder Move To End Emergency

Much of Truman's Emergency Power To Be Curtailec   GOP Ready to Slash His Authority; Considers End-of-War Action

TRUMAN TO BE STRIPPED OF WAR POWERS   Republicans to Waste No Time In Ripping Apart Network of Controls.

TO BE CAUTIOUS ON TERMINATING STATE OF WAR   Hasty Action Might end Fo Cripple’ hic Caonntrws Hand

GOP TO STRIP PRESIDENT OF WAR POWERS   Early Declaration of Ind of War Not So Likely

Crisis Nears In ‘Hard’ Pits   Pact Sought Before Contract Runs Out

@ PETER EDSON   Garsson Brothers’ Case May Be “Demo Teapot Dome Scandal’’

Truman's Talk To Group Set For Affernoon   Concern Expressed Over Tension Of tl ¢ Awd Savict

Truman To Speak Late in Afternocn At First Session; Hope for Lasting Peace Rests On Ability To Solve East-West Dispute

United Nations Meet to Map Out Permanent Peace With  U.S.-Red Split Chief Worry ©

Peace is Goal of Assembly   Split Between America and Russia Is Worry of Delegates From 51 Nations   (The text of President’s Truman’s address appears on page four.)

Delegates to U.N. Convene In New York   Delegates Express Concern Over Tension Between U. S., Russia In Private Remarks

Lv. N. DELEGATES HEAR TRUMAN U. ‘S.-Soviet Split Is ‘Chief Assembly Worry

Delegates Arrive For Today's Opening of Meet  Relations of Russla, U. S. Underscore United Nations Setup

U. N. Assembly Will Open Today  bn tdned Tenman ¢n Address First U. S. Session of Organization

President Opens Great U. N. Meet   Delegates Of 51 Nations Gather At ‘World Capital’ To Hear America’s Chief Executive Make Address

U.NBEGINS — WORLD PARLEY   Truman Welcomes Delegates   of 51 Nations at First

U.N. WILL BEGIN ITS MEET TODAY   First Gathering of 51 Nations’ Representatives on American Soil to Open With Talk by President Truman.

United Nations Leaders Gather To Hear Truman   With East-West Tension As Ma jor Concern Delegates Assemble For General Assembly Session This Afternoon.

Truman Talks Today To Open Deliberations  East-West Split £ A Major Factor In All Issues

Diplomats Of United Nations Gather Today   Permanent Peace Goal; Address By Truman Session’s Highlight

‘Diplomats From 51: Nations Will  Hear. Truman’s Speech Late Today

U, S, SPLIT WITH REDS WORRIES MOST OFFICIALS   Expect President to Exten¢ Support of Firm Foreign Policies

Delegates Of 51 Governments Gather In Metropolis To Hear President Truman Inaugurate Their First Meeting On American Soil — Permanent Peace Listed As Goal And Split Between America And Russia As Representatives’ Greatest Worry

je Coe “OF TIN Nolodatec   51. Nations Represented: At : First Big U.S. Assembly 5: “Truman Falk Late Toda

Coneern Over Tension Between U. S., Russia Voiced Among Delegates

President Tops List of Speakers   ‘Truman is Expected "to Explain, Support i US. Attitude Toward  Beccu tin   “Glad Hand’ Given   ‘New York Would Like to Keep U.N. at Its Fair Site

LASTING PEACE TO BE GOAL OF WORLD LEADERS   General Debate Expected To Bring Attack By Small Nations On Bia 5

East-West Tension Major Concern As Delegates Gather   Truman, Byrnes Address  Opening Session In N. Y.

PLEDGES ENTIRE  U. S. RESOURCES  TO INSURE PEACE PRESIDENT OPENS  1ST UN ASSEMBLY ON AMERICAN SOIL

Truman Talk To Open U.N. Parley Today   East-West Tension Looming as Major Ceneern of Delegates

U.N. Delegates Gather To Hear U.S. President   Concern Is Expressed Over Tension Existing Between U.S. And Russia

U. N. Delegates “Gather To Hear Truman Message   Tensions Between U:-S And Russia Chief Con. carn Of Aceoambly.

Delegates of 51 Nations Are ToHear Truman   Opening Ceremonies To Be Highlighted by Luncheon Which Will Follow Reception

J, oAUSaIAN RELATIONS AR CHIEF CONCERN   Truman Set to Expound on Byrnes’ “Patient But Firm” Aims.°

US., Soviet Split Is Main Problem As UN Convenes   Complicates World Peace Gaal---51 Nations Represented

UNITED NATIONS DELEGATES MEET TO HEAR TRUMAN   Genetal Assembly Launches New York Session With World Peace Goal

FIRST SESSION ON U.S. SOIL BEGINS TODAY   Truman To Welcome Diplo mats Assembling in Battle for Peace.

East-West Split Is Main Worry   Delegates Of 51 Nations Arriving Fer Sesse" Express Concern Over t S.-Russian Tension   TRUMAN OPENS GLOBAL MEETING

DELEGATES 10 HEAR TRUMAN OPEN SESSIONS   East and West Tension Is Major Concern of Meeting in New York

Split Between America and Russia is Foremost Worry to Goal of a Permanent Peace.   ‘PATIENT BUT FIRM’ POLICY IS EXPECTED

(DELEGATES FROM 51 NATIONS IN NEW YORK FOR FIRST GREAT ‘MEETING ON AMERICAN SOIL   Day's Round of Opening Ceremonies To Include Brief, Extemporaneous Speech by Byrnes at United Nations Luncheon   EAST-WEST TENSION MAJOR CONCERN OF ENVOYS

Expected To Back Policy Of Byrnes   Reception Tendered Delegates By City Of New York

PRESIDENT HAS 2600-WORD TALK FOR DELEGATES   Reception At New York City Hall This Morning; Opening Session Scheduled For Afternoon.

Big Parley Begins Today InNew York  East-West Tension  Is Major Concern I een aed Se"

Silence Greets Procession Of U. N. Delegates At New York   Lack of Enthusiasm ‘May Be Justified at This Time’—Spaak

U-N Delegates Gather to Hear Truman Speech   U.S.-Russian Rift Foremost Among Worries

U.S. AND SOVIET SPLIT OFFERS BIGGEST WORRY   Colorful Ceremonies Planned As 50 Nations Begin New Peace Talks

Russian Attitude Causing Concern   Lasting Peace I Goal Of Parley In New York

_UN ASSEMBLY51 Lands Welding  Peace SPAAK TO OPEN  SNE SF AY Wea doe rey

U. N. Delegates To Hear Truman Speal At Opening Session In Flushing Today   U. 8S. Foreign Policy

Woodbine Rites for Crash Victims  Streamliner Hits Cee eee ee eee

13-Year-Old Dramatist Acts Out — Parts of His Play; Is Found Dead

To Back If Completely, OPA or Not   Major Battle Brewing Over Amendment On Meat.

Amendment Introduced By Wherry   Taft Urges Rent Controls Be Continued — Other  Amendments Offered

O’Daniel Steps Aside to Allow  Consideration   Banking Committee Gets Measures To Revive OPA; Opposition Is Fading

Obstruction By ODaniel Abandoned   Signs That Coalition Is Falling Apart Are Noted.

OPA is Accused Of Technique Of Communists   Senator Taft Hurls Charge as Debate On Measure Begins.

Tatt Says 0.P.A. Uses Communism And Federal Fund   Spending to Influence Legislation Alleged by Ohio Solon

Ford Says Bowles Implied Company Acted Secretly in Asking for Price Increase

Cotton Price Ceiling Sets O f f Protests   OPA Plunges Into Battle With Southern Congressmen Over Price Tops

ATTEMPT MADE TO MODIFY CASE CASE MEASURE   House Is Facing Showdown Or Tough Strike-Control Rill

Case Anti-Strike Bill Amendments To Be Considerec   House May Draft Changes In Proposed Strike-Control Legislaticn   VICIOUS MEASURE, MURRAY DECLARES   CIO President Calls Proposal “Piece of AntiLabor Propaganda”’

Debate Brew: On Strike Bill Before House   Groups Studying Modified Version To Case Measure

Denunciation Of Measure By  Labor Leaders   C_ 1. O. Head Philip Murray Says It Is A “Vicious, Un ¢ . ? democratic Step.

HID CPPONENTS LOOK 10 SENATE 10 BLOCK PLAN   Foes of Case Measure Hope Efforts to Modify It Will Be Beaten   EXPECT SENATE TQ BALK   But lf Legislation ls Toned Down, They Fear It Might Carry

Strike Control Bill Faces Showdown In House As New Walkouts Raise Number Idle

Efforts To Dull Case's Measure Hinted in House   Moves To Tone Down Bill Are Opposed By Friends and Foes

Women Like Mrs. Schulz Are Ones That Are Really Doing Cleaning Up in Berlin

Packers Predict Return To Normal Situation in Two To Three Weeks

Storm Slows As lt Turns fo Cross Florida   Hurricane Expected  To Roar Out Into the Atlantic; to Threaten Coast Farther North

GALE CROSSES FLORIDA WITH LIGHT DAMAGE   Hurricane Steadily Losing Strength During its  Mavamant Injand ~*~

Florida Hurricane ts Meving Northward   Storm Center This Morning Was West OF Inckennvilte

Hurricane Fury Fades   Subsiding Gale Gale Fails To Do Expected Damage -to Florida

HURRICANE NOW MOVING NORTH; WARNING GIVEN   Winds of Decreased Intensity May Extend as Far as Atlantic City

Hurricane Weakens As It Moves Across Southern States   Prepare Against High Tides Along At lantic Coast as Far North as Charleston

Winds Die  Down Along East Coast   Strong Gusts Expected As Far North as Atlantic City.

END STRIKE AT COVEL PLANT   181¢ Per Hour Wage Increase Agreed Upon By Both Sides

RITES TO HONOR IOWA VETERANS   State Plans Tributes t Dead of All Wars

EATING OF DARK FLOUR 1S URGED   FOOD EXPERTS ASK STEP TO. COMBAT HUNGER DURING THE NEXT YEAR,

Dark, Diluted Bread Recommended For Entire World   Conference Makes Plans For Combatting Hunger During Next 12 Months

23 ARE DEAD IN TEXAS STORM   Toll Expected to Rise As 150 Reported Injured  and Scores Missing.

FILE HARD COAL 30-DAY STRIKE AUTHORIZATION   Walkout Rests On Outcome of Talks With Operators

CHARGES ABDUCTION OF SOLDIER’S CHILD   Beacon Woman Asks Police to Hunt Jersey Man

Finds Majority Forced To Rely On Current Pay   Two Of Every 5 Families Have But $40 Saved In Quickly Cashable Assets

Bulk Of American Families Not Prepared Financially For New Consumer Goods;  Fortv Per Cent Average $40 As Backlog

Citizens’ Savings Light, Survey Says   Mass of Consumers Will Depend On Credit and  Present Earnings.

Savings Study Findings Given   40 Per Cent. of All Families Have Only $40 in Quick Assets

FEW FAMILIES HAVE THE MONEY   Most People Must Rely On Current Earnings And Credit For Postwar Buying.

LIQUOR, Ghat FLOW FREELY AS YEAR ENDS   Miami Soaks Up $3.000,000 , in Drinks: Other Big  Spcts a Riot.

Nation Puts On Real Show For New Year   Country Nurses Hangover After Wildest Celebration Since Roaring 20's

aniary Calendar   Nation Nursing Biggest, Costliest Hangover Sirice Roaring 20’s Era

Celebration Is Noisiest  Since 1920s   Free Spending And Fireworks Mark 1946 Welcome

Millions Are Spent As U.S. Goes All Out   Wildest Celebration Since Roaring 20's

NEW.YEAR WELCOMED. BY BIGGEST, NOISIEST_ ‘CROWDS IN HISTORY   CELEBRANTS IN S. M. PROVE OUIET. ORDERLY

Thirty Of Thirty-Six LeMars Public School Teachers Sign New Contracts

Writer Gives Eye-Witness Description nf Drive Through Tornado-Struck Area

right Looms if Company Refuses To Accept Proposal.  TRUMAN PROMISES STATEMENT SOON Declines To Say What  Steps Will Be Taken If This Fails.

Bowles Summoned For Steel Parleys With the President    Reconversion Effort Blcck ed as 775,000 Remain From Jobs   NO WAGE DISCUSSION IN GM TALKS TODAY   Ford Flant Prepares to Lay Off 1,500 as Steel Supply Fails

NEW TERMS ARE STUDIED AFTER LONG SESSIONS   Possibility of Terms By Nightfall Seen; Plan Is Discussed

UMIW CHIEFTAIN LIKELY 10 GAN. SOME DEMANDS   Government Contract Would Provide Strong Club in Meeting Operators   MAY WIN WELFARE FUND   Five-Cent Levy on Each Ton of Coal Mined Is Said to Be Anproved

Government Chiefs Believe Contract By “Nightfall Possible   Informed Sources Expect New Contract To Provide $25,000,000 Industrial Contribution To Employees’ Welfare Fund.

New Contract Mav Provide Health Fund   U.S. and Lewis Appear on Verge Of Avoreement

Contract May Be Agreed On By Nightfall   Nearly 90 Percent Of Mines Are Closed

U. 8. LEWIS ARE ON VERGE QF AGREEMENT   Officials In Washington See Possibility of Signed Contract by Nightfall. 

— CONTRACT —  Both Sides Work on Details   Industry Likely To Contribute $25,000,000 Fund

VETERANS GET AID IN BUILDING   Scarce Materials To Be Set Aside Exclusively For Homes

Britain, Russia Support Egyptian Plea U.N. Members Withdraw Troops From Territory of All Other Members

Egypt Asks All Troops Be Reealled   Demands U.N. To Require Army Withdrawals

ACTION ASKED IK AMENDMENT TO RUSSIAN PLAN   Covers Troops in China, India, Other UN Members

Egypt Asks Troop Recall By Allin U.N   Russians Support Amendment to Own Plans for Census

America Seekine Quick Action on Census Proposal   Russia Asks Count of Atomic Bombs, Other Military Information

NOVEMBER 28. 1946.   'U,.$..Insists Size. Of Its... tvtomi¢ Bomb “Stockpile” ‘Must Be Kept Secret

Keypt Urges All Nations Move Troop:  Fauzy Submits Proposal to U.N

Starts Move In UN For Withdrawal Of All Armies Held In Other Nations

Kgypt Proposes U-N Members’ Troops Be Ousted From Sister Nations’ Lands

Reds Threatening Boycott as Row Is Breaking Out Anew   Communist Quarrel in China Is Threatening Government Plans

China Quarrel Flares Again   Charges of New Clashes Come From Factions

Factional Fight  Resumes in China   Kuomintang Hugging Power, Red Charges

Rival Groups Within China Again F ighting   Communists Threaten to Boycott Planned Reorganization

Gardner To Fil Treasury Post   Truman Appoints Former N. C. Governor As Undersecretary

Klectrical Workers Clash With Non-Strikers At Westinghouse Plant Today

New Scheme of Chiselers In Reality Takes Milk Away From the Babies

3 Dead, 18 Hurt, Large Property Loss in Twisters   Carroll Countians Hurt in 25 Towns; Many Lose Homes

PROPERTY DAMAGE IN STORM GROWS   RESIDENTS OF TORNADOSWEPT AREAS DIG OUT OF RUINS OF HOMES.

JAP LEADERS TO BE PURGED   Ultra-Nationalists Orderec Out by Government

JAPS ORDER PURGE OF _ ULTRA-NATIONALISTS IN. INDUSTRY JOURNALISM

Doctor Performs Throat Operation With 9-Inch Kitchen Carving Knife

Reports lran War Breaks Out: 0-Mile Front Active       ties Follow Failure of Talks erbaijan Autonomy; Governme Attack 15,000 Defenders

Iranian Army Opens War On Azerbaijan   Tabriz Announces Fighting Along Front of 150 Miles

Fighting Is Reported At Five Points Along 150-Mile Front   Civil Conflict Assertedly Follows Breakdown of Negotiations Between Government, Azerbaijan

WIDE EXTENSION OF RENT CEILINGS TO BEGIN NOV.    88 Mote Areas, With Pop. ulation Of 3,500,000 To Be Affected

OPA EXTENDS RENT CEILINGS   88 More Areas with 3,500,000 Population Brought Under Curb.

POPULATION OF 3,500,000 IS INVOLVED   Eighty-one Sectors Being Controlled for First Time, While Reigns Are to Be Restored in Other Seven,

Wide Extension Of Rent Ceilings Effective Nov. 1   88 More Areas Are Added; Four Missour' Confess Are Covered

EXTENSION OF OPA RENT CONTROLS 1S EFFECTIVE NOY, 1ST   Housing Situation Cause of Extension; Las Cruces  Area Taken In

Controls Yanked Off Many Items   88 Places With Population of 3,500,000 Get Curbs; Home Furnishing Lids Removed

AGENCY WILL ADD 88 NEW AREAS FRIDAY.   Broad Expansion Will Bring 323,549 Rental Units

Wide Extension : Of Rent Ceilings - Effectiv eF r hax   OPA Announcement “Says - 88 More. Areas. Will Be . Bronght Unde ‘Control

88 Additional Areas Placed Under Ceilings   Acute Housing Shortage Cited By Officials

Extend Rental Ceiling Areas   Jefferson and Dodge Counties Included in New Order

RENT CEILINGS ARE EXTENDED   OPA Reports 88 More Areas To Be Brought Under Controls

OPA EXPANDS RENT CONTROLS   Extend Ceilings To 88 More Rental Areas

RENT CONTROLS TO BE WIDENED   88 More Areas Will Be Pu Under Ceilings Friday

WIDE EXTENSION RENT CEILINGS EFFECTIVE NOV, 1   Eighty-eight More Rental Areas, Including Chillicothe Will Be Affected.   POPULATION, 3,500,000   Eighty-one of These Areas Are Being Controlld For. First Time.

Extension of Rent Ceilings On November ]   Housing Shortage Becomes More Acute Since End of War

Ceilings On Rents In 88  More Areas   Wide Extension Of Controls Announced By OPA; First Time In 81 Sections

Rent Control Is Extended   88 More Rental Areas to Be Brought Under Ceilings

Rent Control Extended To 88 New Areas   “Four Missouri -Areas;Including Kirksville, Chillicothe, Affected

PRESIDENT IN PLEDGE T0 CUT OFF SPENDING   Truman Calls for Less Peacetime Outlay On Army, Navy

U.S. Spending Cut Promised By President   Report by Steelman, Calling for Reduced Federal Outlays,  Endorsed by Truman

‘GOVERNMENT TE CUT SPENDING   Truman Endorses Repor Submitted By Reconver sion Director

Truman Issues Promise to Cut Spending   Steelman Report Is Endorsed by the President

Truman Pledges  U.S. Economies   Okehs Steelman Report, Urges Budeet Cuts, Price Controls

Truman Pledges Administration To Cut Spending   Peacetime Army, Navy To Be Hit First, Says the President

SPENDING CUT PLEDGE GIVEN BY PRESIDENT   Says Outlays Will Be Reduced, Possibly In Armed Setup

U.S. To Cut Spending,  Truman Says   President Backs Steelman Report On Expenditures

Truman Asks ‘Workable’ — OPA Measure   Endorses Report By New Director  Of Reconversion

TRUMAN PLEDGES NEW ECONOMIES   SAYS MILITARY AND VETERANS PROGRAMS WILL BE REVIEWED FOR PRUNING.

WAGE BOOST ANNOUNCED   26,000 Civilian Transport and Overseas Workers Get Hike

S.C. Is Holding Primary Today   Primary Today Will Test Legality of Bar rino Neoroes

END PITTSBURGH UTILITY STRIKE   Men Returning to Work; Agree to Arbitration

Pittsburgh Power Strike Is Ended by Union Ballot   Employes Vote To Submit 27-Day-Old Dispute to 3.Man Arbitration Board

Pittsburgh Power Strike Settled After 27 Days   Industrial Life in Steel City Resumes Its Old Tempo

Power Strike At Pittsburgh Comes To End   Workers Return To Work As 27-Day Expensive Powet Strike Over,

PITTSBURGH'S STRIKE ENDS   Hundreds of Plants Resume Work at Full Speed.

Industrial Life Back to Normal   27-Day ‘Power Strike in - Pittsburgh Comes to An End   WORK AT FULL SPEED   Light Company Announces the End of Current  ‘Rationing

Power Workers Back on Job   Union Votes to Submit Issues to Arbitration

Industrial Life ‘Back to. ‘Nor al   B-Day “Power Strike it , * Pinsburd Comte " ,   - Light Company Announces * the End of Current’ ‘Rationng:

POWER STRIKE IN PITTSBURGH DECLARED OFF   “Workers Vote to ‘Accept Bargaining To End Dispute

STRIKE AT END IN PITTSBURGH      Industrial Life In Metropolitan Area Swings Toward Normal   PLANTS WORK AGAIN

Power Strikers Return To Jobs At Pittsburgh   A gree To Arbitration; Life Restored To Big Industrial Area.

UNIONISTS VOTE ARBITRATION OF WAGE DEMANDS      New Talks Held In Attempt To End Hotel Strike That Also Has Hit City

Strike Ended At Pittsburah   Power Tieup Longest, Costliest In America

Industrial Life in Steel City Swings Back to Normal   Plants Push Work To Make Up Loss Of Last 4 Weeks

POWER STRIKE ENDS IN EAST   Pittsburgh’s Lights Go or Again After Workers Return to Jobs

Agree To Submit Demands To Arbitration... .  Costly Pittsburgh Power Strike Comes To An Enc

Power Strike Ended   Union Members Vote To Arbitrate For Their Wage Increase

END PITTSBURGH POWER STRIKE   INDUSTRIAL LIFE SWINGS TOWARD NORMAL AGAIN

Pittsburgh’s Long Power Strike Ends   Citys Industrial Life Hitting Normal Stride With Plants Resuming Full Speed Oneration

Power Strikers Return to Jobs  Pittsburgh Dispute to Be Arbitrated

Power Strike Ends.   Service in Pittsburgh Back Towards. Normal As Unionized Worker: Vote te Arbitrate

STRIKE COST ESTIMATED AT $300 MILLION   Industrial Plants In Steel  City Resume Work Te   Make Up Lest Production   AGREE TO ARBITRATE

Anti-Red Activity On The Increase in Poland indication of Possible Civil War

Underground Forces at Work Against Russian-Dominated Government of Poland

On Road Bact To Peace, Says Byrnes   Secretary Charges Reds, France Violate Potsdam Pact

Two Missin  After Fire  u oO   Patients Disappear In Hospital Flames

Krug Believed Ready To Offer Lewis Plan To Operate Mines ; Meet Of Policy Group Delayed

Krug Continues Effort To Se ‘ttle Mine Strike: Offer to Lewis Likeh

S CANCEL "MEETING OF POLICY GROUF   Complete Shutdown Of Bituminous Pits Foreseen Today

Krug Outlines Strike Issues ~ To Operator:   Speculators Believe Lewis May Get Proposition; Paniies Are Silent

U. 5. Advises Coal Operators of Its Views on Issues   Complete Mine Shutdown May Greet Expiration — of Truce Today

Krug Tells Of U.S. Position   Operators Hear Government’s Proposal in Coal Dispute

COAL STRIKE TALKS STILL UNDER WAY   KRUG IS EXPECTED TO OFFER PROPOSITION TO JOHN LEWIS SHORTLY,

Krug Expected To Make Offer To John Lewis   Sequence of Meetings Supporting Evidence For Development of Coal Negotiations

Soit Coal  Negotiations Are Marked By Silence   Krug Is Believed Ready To Offer Actual Proposition To Tohn {.. Tews

Coal Owners Told U.S.Stand  On Mine Issues   Action Regarded as Indication Kruc ¢ Will Offer Proposition to Lewis; Mine Truce Expires Today

‘All Parties in Coal Dispute ‘Standing Fast   Secretary Krug Meets With Mine Operators

Believed, Howe ver, Krug Is Ready to Make Conciliatory —_ proposition to John E. Lewis

 Krug Reveals Government  Position On Coal Strike t ‘Issues To Mine Operators   Expected Conference With Lewis Friday Afternoe ‘ Delayed Until Today; All Parties Sticking To Policy Of Silence On Progress   TH AOLD CONFERENCE

Hope To Avert Strike Set For 2 Weeks Hence   Nation's Idle Now Stands At 382,000 Total

800,000 PLAN TO WALK OUT JANUARY 14   Fact-Finding Board Named By President  NEL AY   May Be Asked While Committee Makes Further Study Of Dispute

BIG STRIKE LOOMS   Efforts Under Way to Prevent Walkout in Steel  Industry

PRINTS © THE NEWS:  TELLS BLLS THE THLT BM   Truman Names Fact-Finders To Study Steel Wage Issue; May Plead for Strike Delay.   Board Has Until Feb. 10 to- Report: ne Seizure of Plants Held Possible: To Prevent Paralysis of U.S. Indus

Board To Explore Dispute   Steel Industry Looks To Truman  For Postponement Scheduled Strike

Truman Acts To Avert  Steel Strike,   Names Fact-Finding Board to Study Wage Dispute; 700,000 Steelworkers Slated to Quit Jobs January 14

Steel Looks To President   Expects New Plea That Scheduled Strike of Work ers Wait for Board Action

Steel Looks To Truman For Action   President Expected To Ask Workers toPut Off Strike While Board Probes Dispute

STEEL INDUSTRY BETS ON TRUMAN   Looking To President For Plea To Postpone Strike While New Fact-Finding Board Looks Into Dispute.

Truman Receives Plea From Management Asking Speed To Prevent 700,000 From Leaving Jobs.      NEARLY 800 PLANTS TO STRIKE JAN. 14

Strike of 700,000 Might Be Delayed While Board Studies Grave Dispute

Fact - Finding Board Named By President   Time Is Needed For Exploration Of Wage Con ftroverey .

700, 000 Set To Quit Mills On January 14   Decision To Defer Walkout Will Keep Nation's Basic Industry On Move During A Study Of Dispute

Steel Industry Looks To Truman To Defer Strike  Expects Presidential

New Fact-Finding Board To Explore Wage Dispute    Steel Industry Looking To President To Seek Postponement Of Walkout

STEEL INDUSTRY LOCKING TO. TRUMAN TO SETTLE THREATENED TIEUP OF 700,000 WORKERS —

New Plea To Delay Steel Strike Seen   Likely Followup To Truman’s Naming  Fact-Finding Board, Price Review Order

Steel Hopes” Truman Will Avert Strike   Industry Encouraged By Naming of Facts Board

SEEK TO DELAY STEEL WALKOUT   Industry Looks To Truman For New Plea Against Strike

SATURDAY FINAL DAY TO FILE FOR SCHOOL BOARDS   Circulate Petitions Here For Hedstrom And German.

LOB PRESSES DRIVE AGAINST BOOTLEGGER   Ulett Stils Seized By State Agents

Control Agents Seize 29 Stills   Liquor Board Agents Have Bootlegging In State ‘‘Under Control”

NO DAY FOR OUTINGS   Flora Predicts Showers Will Visit Kansas Tomorrow

ARMED FORCES MERGER FIGHT BEGINS AGAIN   Wadsworth Asks GOP To Support Consolidation

Congress To Demand More Facts On Vets   Joint Session May Be Held Tuesday With Gen. Eisenhower Explaining Demobilization Plans.

Eisenhower Is Asked To Testify   Direct Demobilization Statement Sought; Joint Session Talked

Congress Awaits Ike’s Word on Demobilization   ‘I Wanta Go Home’ Meeting Held By GI’s in Frankfurt

Direct Statement on Demobilization From lke Demanded   Soldiers Continue Griping; Demonstrations Dwindle in Size -

JOINT SESSION — MAY HEAR ARMY CHIEF THURSDAY   "We Want Ike’+is Chant of GIs At Frankfurt as Protests Continue

Statement by Eisenhower  Is Demanded   Soldiers Demonstrating in Europe Change Cry to ‘We Want Ike’; Crowds Of Gis Get Smaller

M’NARNEY BOOED  AS GI’S CLAMOR  FOR EISENHOWER STATEMENT SOUGHT  ON DEMOB PROGRAM canm ARMY CUlcc

Joint Session May Discuss Redeployment   ~New Reduction In Armed Force ts Considered

Congress May Hear Ike on Protests; Demobilization U proar Seems Fading

Demobilization Statement — From General Eisenhower  Asked From Home, Abroad

Ask Word By Eisenhower on Demobilization   Demand Comes From Home and Abroad; Plan Parley Tuesday

Want Eisenhower  Statement About  Service ‘Gripes Chaotic Condition Draws Sympathy of

Senate Not For Most Of Case Bill   Ellender Seys Committee Won't Agree to Injunction Damage Suit Provisions

‘Case Bill Anti-Violence Proposals ‘Haven't A Chance Ellender Asserts

3 SUPERFORTS AN FLIGHT T0 MAGNETIC POLE   Tests Will Be Made T Get Technical Data For Arctic Flying   WILL ASSIST CANADA IN MUSK OX SURVEY

Experimental B-29 Hops in Vicinity Of Magnetic North Pole Planned

3 PLANES TO N. POLE AREA   U. S. BOMBERS WILL MAK® HOP TO OBTAIN DATA FOR ARCTIC FLYING.

ARCTIC. FLYING DATA AIM OF AAF   ‘Bomher to Cooperate With Canada’s “Musk Ox”  Fyneditian

B-29S WILL FLY TO NORTH POLE   Army Air Force Plans To Gather Data On Arctie Aviation

Three Super-Forts To Fly To Area Of Magnctie Pole   Flight is Planned to Secure Technical Data for Arctic Flying—Announcement Made by Aemvy Air Force

Army Air Force Prepares B-19s For Arctic Flight   Seek Technical Data on Flying in Winter Weather

BYRNES RAPS ‘THE RUSSIANS   Charges They Continually Misrepresent U. S. Pol icies.

Byrnes Charges Russians Are Misrepresenting U.S. Obiectives In Writing Peace Treaties

Indians Given 1 To 7 Years For Kidnaping   Three Brothers Beat Up Marshfield Man And Then Try To Diown Him In River

Trieste Problem Is Blocking Way To Treaty Parley   Russian Obstinacy Holds Up Byrnes’ Efforts To Embark On Peace Conference   DISPOSITION OF TRIESTE BAFFLES

Scream fa es Theater Crowd   Girl, 19, Found Stabbed When Lights Are Turned On.

NAVY RUSHING PLAN TO KEEP SHIPS MOVIN   MARITIME UNION ASSURED OF CO-OPERATION OF WORLD FEDERATION IF STRIKE _ GOES THROUGH

British Prosecutor Accuses Goering of Lying at Nuernberg   Fyfe Says Nazi Knew of Orders to Kill RAF Fugitives from Camp

GOERING IS CALLED LIAR AT TRIAL   No. 2 Nazi Denies Knowing of Orders To Kill RAF Men

SAYS GOERING LIED WHEN HE DENIED KNOWLEDGE OF NAZI ORDER TO KILL PRISONERS

Accused of Lying On Witness Stand   Goering Denies Affidavi By General Westhoff

FINAL ACTION EXPECTED TODAY REGARDING RELIEF IN ‘WHITE RUSSIA AND : UKRAINE

House Leaders Would Bar UNRRA Aid To Nations Failing to Give Accounting

Fierce Fighting Is Reported Having Developed In China Despite Chiang Truce Plea

TRUCE BROKEN, CHINESE GLAIM   Government Charges Reds Smash At Four Cities

Fierce Fighting Breaks Out In Manchuria Following  Truce Declared By Kai-Shek

Fierce Fight Flares Anew In Manchuria   Communist Units Attacking Cities Despite Truce Order

Japanese Premier Refuses to Quit Demand Is Made by  P78 on ee ent tae nae.

Japanese Premier Refuses to Quit Demand Is Made by  PSA RMR ee, ser 

Flight North for Yule Vacation Ends in Five Floridans Being Killed

5 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Were Returning to Florida Following Christmas Visits

LOSS DUE TO SNOW STORMS ~ MAY REACH TEN MILLIONS   COLORADO LIVESTOCK AND —~ SUGAR BEET OWNERS FEAR . HEAVY LOSSES FROM BLIZZARDS

Soviet Union :Defeated, Ifowever, in Twa Ques. tions Concerning Balkhan Situation

Russia Will Fight  Decisions   Two-Thirds Rule Is Invoked at Peace Parley

Two-Thirds Rule ls Invoked By Soviets On Treaty Dispute   Demands Minority Report to Plenary Session After Losing Fight Against U. S.-British  Proposal in Bulgarian Commission

Two-Thirds Rule Invoked By Russia   Marks First Time Such Action Taken At Peace Parley

Reds Indicate Intentions to Ballle Issues   Want Authority of U.N. Appointed Trieste Governor to pe Limited

Russia Invokes Two-Thirds Rule at Paris   Action of Soviet Indicates Intention to Fight Decisions

Special Squad Created To Hunt Slayer   New Suspect Is  Arrested As Three Released

Candidates Prepare for Bitter Runoff Battle   Election Returns To Be Canvassed  On Thursday

Speed-Up Wanted In Case Bill Decision   Opposing Sides Seek Veto Or Signature For Strike Measure

Study Program To Ease Famine Threats Abroad   Cabinet Members Seek Solution. To Domestic Problems On’ ‘Wheat

Europe’s Food Needs Discussed   Extensive Program For Easing Situation Is Studied At Emergency Cabinet Meeting

AMERICAN FOOD SUPPLIES MAY BE CUT AGAIN   Truman Calls Cabinet To Discuss Serious Situation

Relief Needs Considered  By Cabinet   Home Front Food Supplies May Be Cut Sharply

Chinese Reds Open Attack Near Nanking   Counter Charges Are Forwarded to General Marshall

Industry Promises  Supplies   Plenty of Meat ‘Very Soon’ if Price Controls are Lifted Immediatelv

DE-CONTROL REQUEST IS ACCOMPANIED BY PLEDGE OF SUPPLIES: _ ANDERSON GETS DEMAND  FROM BEEF INDUSTRY; ' JRUMAN EYES CRISIS.

It Looks As If Peron Is Elected, Desnite Blue Book Expose By U. S.

HONORED BY BRITAIN   No 4 Honored by Britain _. Mrs. Werner and Mra..Haney to Receive the King’s Medal

HONORED BY BRITAIN   No 4 Honored by Britain ..... ....... Mrs. Werner and Mrs. Haney “te Receive the King’s Medal

MORE POLES FOR AMERICAN ARMY   Authority Granted McNarney, Official Says

CHICAGO BEER, NYLON RACKETS BRING CHARGES   Federal Indictments Brought In Extensive Dealings Of Rings

Secretaries Ask Draft Extension   World Emergency State Existent

Patterson Asks  Nraft Evtancian  MWiUtl LAIWILIVE World Emergency to Last Through 1947,  Save War Secretary

War Contract Help Fizzles   Detroit Firm Paid For. Washington Influence, Failed ‘To Receive Help.

Kilgore Wants Capt. Garsson ‘Interviewed   Mead Probers Also Scen Trails of Other War  Beatinda in fT anitinl

Order Issued ‘Take Care of Garsson’s Son   Offer to Obtain Contract for Fee For Detroit Firm

Probe Sale Of “Influence” On War Contracts   Investigators Also Focus  Interest ow Story Capt. Gareson Had “Shield” in War

‘New Reports Turned Over te  Inquiry Board   States Officers Were Told to Shield Son Of Munitions Man

New Leads In Profits Probe   One Tip Is That Firm Paid For ‘Influence’ and Didn’‘t Get Contract

Inquiry Group Seeks Information on Sale Of Capitol Influence  Intermediary Got the Money But Failed to Deliver Contract

INFLUENCE SALES ~ TOBE INSPECTED   Mead Group Given Further Evidence Of Bribery In Munitions Deals

Report Arms Contracts Sold ‘By Influence’   Committee Summons Comptroller General ‘Protection’ Of Garsson Son Aired

War Probers Look At Sale Of Influence   Senate Investigators Charge Son Of Munitions Maker Shielded

Probe Studie: Renege i in Contract Sale  Hears Army Officers Told to Shield Combine Heéad’s Son

PROBE NEW WAR CONTRACT STORY   MEAD GROUP HEARS FORM PAID FOR INFLUENCE IT DID NOT RECEIVE. :

PROBE STUDIES INFLUENCE SALE   Firm Alleged to Have Paid For Help It Didn't Get

SENATE GROUP: PUSHES. STUDY  Solons Probe New ‘Deals Involvina Hich Officials

Public Power Foes Active   Threaten to Demand Congressional Showdown On Government Ownership

‘GAULLIST UNION RALLY TOLD POLICY BASED ON COOPERATION WITH U. S.

TERRIFIC FORCE: 1S EXPECTED — FROM SECOND TEST. OF BOMB   EXPLOSION OF SUBMERGED ROMB IS ESTIMATED AT 400,000 TIMES POWER OF DEPTH CHARGE     .

SUBMERGED ATOM BOMB HAS POWER EQUIVALENT T0 "400,000 DEPTH HARGES

CLAIM YOUTH TRIED TO STEAL AIRPLANI   Young Gettysburgian Held At Har risburg Following Crack-Up Of $40,000 Craft At Washington

Calls In Group Of Fact- Finders ‘And Price Head   Penel Sunimoned To White      House By President For  ° Conference Late. This Afternoon      Bowles ‘Cuts  Short “Vacation In S. €.   New Plan For Ending 12.  ‘Day-Old Walkout Report. ed In Hands. of Top “White House Advisors

SEIZURE STILL OUT   Fact Finding Board And Bowles Meet At White House

TEMPERATURES:   Gov't Redoubles tffort To Break Wage Deadlocks   Steel, Motors And Electrical Tieups Remain Unchanged

U. S. Seizure Of Industry Is Still Out Of Picture   Truman Will Review Latest Peace Hopes

Government Calls Fact Finders, OPA Chief To Meeting   No Immediate Settlement in Prospect For GM Auto Dispute, Walkout of Electrical Employes

Truman Aides Prepare Plan to End Strike   Ready for President as Soon as Details Have Been Reviewed

Fact Finding ‘Board, Bowles ‘Are Summoned      Truman Calls Officials Amid Reports That New Steel Plan Ready.   i‘CUTS VACATION

Bowles and Fact-Finding  Board Summoned to White House; Hopes Dim for Settlement of General Motors Strike.

PRESIDENT ALSO. TO MEET: FACT FINDERS TODAY   Trumon Apparently Ready Ta Submit New Plans To End Steel Strike

Fact Finding Board Called By Truman   Administration Reported To Be Ready With Plan To End Tie-Up; Bowles Asked to Speed Return

Separate Moves to End Wage Disputes Taken  White House and Congress Seek  De oe a

Rumors Persist Revision  On Way      Labor Conference Set For 4 P. M.  In Afternoon

TRUMAN CALLS FACT - FINDERS, OPA CHIEFTAIN   Confer This A Afternoon; New Price Increase   Offer Hinted

New Plan to End Steel Tieup Drawn   Truman Acts in Strike; Labor Bill OK Forecast

Federal Seizure Of Steel Industry Is Not Planned: White House Plan Being Readied

OPAS DIRECTOR TO HURRY BACK FROM VACATION   Federal Seizure Still Isn’t Involved, According To Capital Observers

INDICATE NEW PLAN T0 HALT STRIKE READ!   Doubt Federal Seizure Planned: Congress Eves Strike Control Bill

_President €alls in : Fact-Finders land  - Bowles; Hope Dims  For GM Settlement

Truman Summons Bowles   Fact-Finders and OPA Chief Called To White House

Separate Moves to End Wage Disputes Taken  White House and  Conacrecs Seak

THREE MAJOR LABOR STRIKES STILL GO ON   No Immediate Settlement Is In View Today

White House Acts to End Steel Strike   One ‘Little Steel’ Company May Agree to 184 Increase

Government Makes Move: No Seizure .   Nation's Idle Through Walkouts ‘Hits 1.200.000

WHITE HOUSE “ARMING FOR SHOWDOWN   Bowles, Fact-Finders Are Called For Special  ' Parlevs

Truman Sends for Fact-Finding Board And Chester Bowles Meeting at 4 p. m.

New Plan to Settle Steel Strike Readied   No Hope Seen for Early End to Three Major Labor Disputes Keeping 1,260,000 Idle

Report New Plan to End Steel Strike   Proposals Were Said Not to. Involve Plant  Se ina,

Truman Calls In Steel Fact Board, Bowle:   Administration Reporte: Ready With New  Proposal

New Governmen Plan for Ending Strike Expected   Federal Seizure of Industry Still-Not Involved, Is Report

U.S.Dratts Plan to End Ateel Strike   Faci-Finders Confer Today; Bowles Recalled

PRESIDENT CALLS MEETINGS WITH FACT - FINDING BOARD AND PRICE ADMINISTRATOR

Fact-Finders and Bowles Called In   Administration Reported to Have New Plan to Settle Steel Strike   NO FEDERAL SEIZURE   Price Administrator Said tc Favor $2.50 a Ton Price  Increase

U.S. May Intervene Tn Strike      "alls Board  Aud OVA Chief te Steel Strike Parley

Administration’ Reported Ready to Again Enter Steel Row With New Plan

TRUMAN WILL CONFER ON STEEL STRIKE   ‘alls Fact-Finding Board and OPA Chief to White House Amid Reports New Plan of Settlement Is Ready.

Truman Acts To End Steel Tieup, Report   President Summons Fact-Finding Board, Price Chief Bowles

Fact-Finders, Bowles Called To White House   Report Government Ready With New Proposition For Ending Steel Strike

FACT FINDERS, PRICE CHIEF   Plans For Terminating Walkout Are Studied In Washington

TRUMAN CALLS STEEL MEETING   Fact Finding Board, Bowles Summoned by President

Government, Lawmakers Continue to Attempt Terms That Would Send 1,200,000 Back to Work.   GM STRIKE ENTERS UPON ITS 73RD DAY

Truman Calls Fads Board, Bowles In   Administration Reported Ready With New Proposition for Settling Steel Strike

Group Called To White House  Steel Fact-Finders, Bowles Summoned

Steel Price Ceiling Rise May Result   OPA. Chief Said in Favor Of Increases

Federal Seizure Of Steel Plants Is In Picture   Government Move In G-M Dispute Seems To Have Failed At  Present

STEEL FACT FINDING BOARD AND OPA CHIEF BOWLES SUMMONED TO WHITE HOUSSE FOR MEETING

New Plan To End Walk-Out Believed Near   Fact-Finding Board, OPA Chief Bowles Meet With President

Showdown Proposal On Strike Prepared  Fact-Finding Parley Set Today;  Bowles Recalled to Washinoton

President Summons Fact-Finders, OPA Head to Steel Tall   Report Truman Has New Proposal for Ending Strike in Steel

Truman Weighs Size Of Boost In Steel Price   Con ference Ca Iled At White House: Labor Bill Before House

Truman Summons Fact Group, Bowles to Méet; Report 5,000 Bakery Workers Qut

Calls In Fact.  [Finding Board, Chester Bowles   Administration Reported Ready With New Proposal For Settling Steel Strike

TRUMAN MEET WITH BOWLES, FACT MEMBERS   Report Administration Ready With New Plan to Settle Steel Strike

Fact Finders And Bowle: Called To Steel Confab   Federal Mediator Fails To Keep G. M., Union Heads At Negotiations; Electrical Strike Outlook v4 Remains Black; 1,400,000 Are Idle

Federal Seizure of Steel Industry Is Not  Now Under Consideration—Millions Are Out ‘Of Work—American Legion Sees “Breakdown’ In Veterans Administration Under Bradley— Other World News from Scattered Sectors

NEW PLAN SAID TO BE DRAFTED 10 END STRIKE   Probers of Dispute to Meet With President Late This Afternoon   OPA CHIEF ON HIS WAY   Ends Vacation at Request of White House and Is Due Back by Tomorrow

Fact Finding Board Meets With Truman Today, OPA Head Called From Rest

CONFERENCE [S SCHEDULED BY PRESIDENT   Price Chief and Fact Board Are Called To Meeting

Federal Plant Seizure Ruled Out Of Action  Price Of Product Stumbline Block

New Proposal Is Expected in Steel Dispute  Cane Col an   Fact Finding Board Called - To Washington

President Summons Steel Fact-Finding Baard and Chester Bowles to Parley

SEIZURE IS NOT YET IN PICTURE OFFICIALS SAY   New Plan To Be Presented To Truman Shortly; G. M. Picture Very Gloomy; Roundup Of Strike And Labor News Over Nation.

President Summons Fact - Finding Board And OPA Bowles te White House  Conference

Truman Calls Bowles And Fact-Finders   Some Showdown Action Expected But Seizure Not Yet Involved.

CONFERENCE MAY MFAN NEW MOVE ‘TO SETTLE STRRE   Price Administrator Bowles Also Called to Meeting   wat VAlhsten MWetisen

New Steel Peace Plan Reported   President Confers With Fact-Finders; : Bowles Also Summoned

New Proposition Is Said To Be Under Study   Bowles Asked To Cut Vacation And Return To Capital

BRIEF FLAREUP AT LAGRANGE   No New Indications of Settlement of Steel Strike

Back-To-Work Parade Fails   Vet Sponsored Effort In Lllinois Blocked

New Instructors. In Public Schools Now Total Ten.   - Two Positions Are

New Instructors. Th Public Schools Now Total Ten. —  Two Positions Are Qarll Varant Rane

Clark Warns Of Plot Undermine Unity of U.S.   International Conspiracy Is Charged

Great Airport Development Plan Designed   3,000 New Airfields Within Next Seven Years on Program

AIRPORT BILL BEFORE TRUMAN FOR SIGNATURE   Calls For 3,000 New Fields In U. 8. In Next Seven’ Years

AIRPORT BUILDING PLAN S APPROVED   000 Units Called for In Measure To Be Signed by President.

Nation To Build 3,000 Airfields   North Carolina Gets $7,962,888 For Aid In Construction

U.S. Airport Bill Sent to Truman . For Final Action   $5,752,896 May Be Utah’s Share of :  Fe rs haere f

IOWA CASH PUT AT $6,768,153 IN SPLIT BY CAA   All But 100 Out of 3,000 Ports Proposed Would Be of Small Tyne

U.S. May Ease Up In Stiff Attitude  Toward Argentina   ‘Truman to Name New F Ambassador This  Week.

Decision To Appoint New Ambassado To Argentina Stirs Wide Speculation

ENVOY WILL GO TO ARGENTINA   President Decides To Name Ambassador To That Nation

Truman To’ Name New Ambassador To Argentina   See Move As Indication U. S. To Relax Policy  Against Peron Regime

Weakening Of Firm Stand On Argentine Seen   U. S. MAY CHANGE ITs POLICY IN NEAR FUTURE

LACK OF CONTESTS IN PRIMARY EXPECTED TO HOLD INTEREST AT LOW LEVEL: NO DEMO BATTLES

Morgenthau Char es  Attempts Made to  Sabotage Agreements .: q_/   Fears Action May Allow Germany to Remain Strong Industrially, Lay Foundation for World War III

Coal Deadlock Holds; Federal Move Waited  House Committee Schedules Talks On Bill to Outlaw Union Royalties

Lewis Seeks Union Cut On Sales   See Government Taking Drastic Action Soon

Congressional Committee Steps into Disputed Issue of Coal Strike — New Government Settlement Moves May be Imminent.

Congress Clamors For Measure To Outlaw Royalties   White House Statement Taken As An Indication That Government Will Step Into Settlement Efforts.

KEY UNW BODY WEETS TUESDAY ACTION NATED   lf Nothing Develops From This, President May Exert Pressure   ECONOMY {8S HIT HARD   ODT Chief Asserts Railroads Will Feel Impact for Year or Longer

Congress Studies Union Royalties In Coal Dispute   ul  iCommittee Will Discuss ; Legislation to Outlaw Lewis’s Demand

UNION HEALTH PLAN STYMIES COAL PARLEYS   Final Parleys Held To Solve Sugar Plant Strike

Coal strike forees show no yielding  Ef forts toward peace stymied

U.S. Stymied In Coal Case   Both Factions Firm On Welfare Policies

M. AND A. TRAINMEN — PREPARE TO STRIKE   Riilroad Notified Freight Em ployes Will Quit Friday, Passenger Workers Saturday.

CHECKING UP ON PRIMARY ELECTION IN KANSAS CITY   Justice Dept. Reported It Was Investigating to See If Federal Laws Were Violated.   INTO TWO. DISTRICTS   Analyzing Information Relating to Conduct of August Primary.

Western Union Employees in   New York Strike   Business Capital Left Without Telegraph Service

7000 WESTERN UNION EMPLGYES  WALKED CU!   Struck at 7:10.a. m., Four Hours Earlier Than Was Seheduled.   NEW YORK IS BADLY HIT      Almost Immediately Heart of the Company’s Network Came te a Standstill.

Western Union Strike Is Started Four Hours Early   New York Isolated From Communication With Rest of Nation

Western Union *Strike  le On  il IW   7000 Walk Out, Isolating New York City; Unions in Eight Other Communications Concerns Ban Traffic From Struck Firm

Telegraphic Strike in New  York Begins   Workers Protesting Twelve-Cent Increase Granted by WLB—AFL  Unions Stay on Job

City Is Isolated By Wire From World   Much of Nation’s Foreign Service  Is Cut Off—Walkout Advanced as Strike Breakers Rumored on Wav

Western Union Walkou [By 7,000 Begins Early Sending Vital Message:   Work To Halt Other Strikes   Complete .Stoppage Forecast

Tie-Up Snarls International Business Deals   Walkout 4 Hours Ahead Of Schedule As Union:  ists Declare Strikebreak: area Shinned In.

DEELEY MV SER See  Strike Paralyzes New. York Western Union System!  TAIN Emrlnveee Out: Tie- Up. Snarls Business ‘Transactions All Over World

1000 Quit Jobs 4 Hours Earlier Than Scheduled   City Is Partially Isolated; Walkout ‘100 Pct. Effective’

STARTS EARLY AND CRIPPLED ALL N.Y. WIRES   Strikers Claim Company Was Bringing in Four Cars of Strikebreakers.

N.Y. Is Hit By Western ‘Union Tieur   Telegraphic Isolation 1s Lot of Metropolis as 7,000 Walk Out.

Western Union ‘Great Network   World Transactions Impeded, Snarled By Tie-Up in Cable

7,000 Employes Of Western Union On Strike Today   World Business Upset By Tieup Starting In Big New York City Office

Service Near Standstill In New York   Walk-Out of Telegraphic Workers Felt All Over World; Move Is Earlier Than Scheduled

New York City Hit by Western Union Walkout   ‘Telegraphic Isclation Grips: Metropolis as “; 7,000 Employes Strike " BPhend af Crehodicle.;

New York Today Isolated From Telegraphic World  Akout 7,000 Workers Walk Off Jobs At Western Union

7,000 Western Union Employes Walk Out   Communication With New York City Disrupted; Possible Breaks Loom In Other Controversies

Strike Paralyzes New York Western Union System!  7 000 “Ea Out: Tie-Up Snarls Business Transactions All Over World

Nation’s Major Communication  CenterHard Hit   Walkont Begins Nearly Three Hours Before Time Set For Cessation of WW? arle   1200 Pickeis Used . At Mam Offiee   Cries af ‘Scab’ and ‘Strikebreaker? Fill Air; Come pany Denics Workers Are luported

Telegraphic Isolation Results   7,000 Employes Are Involved In Walkout

‘Telegraph Workers Walk Out   ‘Western Union Service To Standstill in New York-New Jersey Area As 17,000 Wokers Quit

Strike Begins 4 Hours Early In New York   Partial Cable Isolation Front World Hits Business Capital.   7.000 WORKERS our.

PARALYZES NEW YORK   Western Union Employees Walk Off Jobs Today

Heart Of Western Union Network Halted As 7,000 New York Workers Strike  -Metropolis Isolated From Rest Of Nation ‘While Many Cable Messages Are Delayed

Tie-Up Hits Transactions  OF Werld   CIO-ACA Calls Strike, Says Complete in City With 7,000 Workers Out

Communications Threatened  by Western Union Walkout  Work Stoppage Starts Early—On Oythar  shar Cennte DAIL Cnn

4.000 Western Union Workers Are on Strike   Walked Out in Nw York 4 Hours Ahead of Schedule

SECRECY VEILS PROBE OF BILBC   Congressman Is Charged With Taking Graft On War Contracts

Secrecy Veils - Probe of Bilbo   Group Hears Testimony On War Cantracis

Secrecy Marks Opening Session Of Bilbo Inquiry   Army Officers Meet With Senate Subcommittee Behind Closed Doors   Two Separate Probes

SECRECY VEILS SENATE PROBE OF SEN. BILBO   Army Officers Testify On Airport Deals In Mississippi

Farmers May Defy Labor Board and Sian Aareement to Open Canneries.

MISSING STUDENT RETURNED HOME   Girl Needs Medical Attention, Friends Say

C. W. TOMLINSON, VICTIM OF MOTOR ~ CRASH, SUCCUMBS   Langhorne Man Dies in Mercer Hospital Trenton, This Morning  MPR NIICE IApDRDOAYVEC   Deceased Was Supt. of Newtown Baptist S. S., Also Church Deacon

TENSION HIGH IN HOLY LAND   Truman Denies Decision 0: British Partition Plan For Palestine

Driver Escapes ~ Death In Plunge   Car Leaves Road, Falls 200 Feet

Loss of Saipan, Which Gave U. S. B-29 Base, Marked Doom, Says Jap

Eisenhower To Hear Of Gripes   Special Board Will  Go To Chief's (Ve fice Monday.

GEN, EISENHOWER... --BETSHS GRANGE   Will Discuss the State of Affairs In the Army With

en Office to Have Forms  y ets Told How To Apply For  Their Terminal Leave Money

FARMERS START DUMPING MILK   Ohio Group Protests Policies Of OPA With Strike

MILK 1S DUMPED IN FARM STRIKE   OHIO DAIRYMEN, DISSATIS. FIED WITH OPA, REFUSE TO MAKE DELIVERIES.

 ‘Ohio Farm Groups Dump Milk in Making Strike Plans   No More Deliveries to Re Made Until Present Prices Are Advanced

Truce Order Proclaimed In Chinese War   Chiang Kai-Shek Orders Troops To Without Fire: Plan Conference.

Chinese Get Order to Cease Fire   Communist Attendance At Opening of Assembly Is Sought

No Comment At Once From Communists   Troops Told To Defend Positions Already Held

ATTENDANCE BY REDS 1S SOUGHT   Chinese Government Halts War Despite Continued Successes  COMMUNISTS SILENT

Chiang Issues Cease Fire Order to Troops   Cammand Comes After Natianatist Armies Had Beaten Communicte

Chiang Calls Truce In China Civil War   Cease Fire Order Issued In Effort To Win Communist Attendance At National Assemblv. Oneninge Trreedary

CHINESE WARFARE TRUCE IS ORDERED   National Assembly Scheduled To Open Tuesday

» Cease Fire Order Given By Chiang   Another Truce Is Proposed In Meve Toe End Long-Drawn  War

CEASE FIRE ORDER GIVEN BY CHIANG   Chinese Marshal Seeks Truce in Civil Conflict

CEASE FIRE ORDER GIVEN CHINESE’ BY CHIANG KAI - SHEK   Truce Order Designed to’ Get Communists to Participate in Assembly

‘A Truce Is Called By Chiang Kai-Shek   Troops Told to Cease Fire, Except as Neces: sary to Defend Positions—Move is Bid for Communists’ Co-operation.

Chiang Issues  Cease Fire Order   Move Made to Get Communists to Attend National Assembly

ChiangOrders Troops To Cease Fire   Move Made To Win Communists’ To Assembly

Chiang Issues ‘Cease Firing’  Order In China   Maneuver Forces Reds to ~ Accept Truce or War  Responsibility  1

Chiang Gives Treops Order  To Cease lire   Seeks to Induce Reds and Other Parties to Attend Assembly.

Chiang Calls Truce In Chinese Fight To Form Assembly   Reds’ Big Complaint Now Eliminated; Troops Still Fight

ALL GOVERNMENT TROOPS ORDERED TO CEASE FIRING   This Is Last Minute Effort of Chiang Kai-Shek to Win Communists.   ASSEMBLY OPENS NOV. 12      This Appeared to Represent a Major Concession of Chiang After a Year.

Chiang Orders Truce   Troops Cease Fire in Etfort to Draw Communists to Assembly

NATIONALISTS ORDERED 10 CEASE FIRE   Move Made To Get Communists at Assembly Meeting

NATIONALIST! CEASE FIRE IN CHINA   Major Concession Made By Chiang Kai-Shek   In Last Minute Effort Te Win Communist Attendance At Meeting

Chiang Seeking Red Attendance At China Parley   See Skillful Maneuver To Force Communist Approval. Or Blame For Civil War

CHIANG ORDERS CEASE FIRING   Government Troops Halt in Last Minute Effort To Bring Reds tnto Parley.

Chiang Calls Halt to His Army's Drive   Makes Bid To Win Communists To New Assembly

TRUCE FORCES COMMUNISTS TC MAKE DECISION   Insures All Party Representation at National Assembly

SURPRI MOVE VIEWED BID TO COMMUNISTS   Truce Order Follaws Confer ences with Marshall  ae soe

Move Taken In Attempt T Win Communists Attend ance At Assembly   Action Represent Concession To Reds   Nationalists Will Cease Fir Except Where Necessary To Protect Positions

Hopes To Get Communists To Meeting   National Body Will Assemble Next Tuesday

CEASE FIRE IN CHINA.   Chiang in Effort To Win Presence Of Reds at Meet

Civil War Truce Called To Pave Way For Talks   Two U.S. Marines, Kidnapped By Reds, Released Unharmed

Order by National Leader Designed To Offset Communists’  i: Bee Se,

CALLS ANOTHER CHINESE TRUCE   Chiang Gives Cease Fire Order: Meet Opens Tuesday

Wants Chinese Communists To  Attend Parley   Order Comes At Height Of Government Successes On Civil War Fields   Reds Ask Time To Study Statement   Regarded As Skillful Political Maneuver; Assembly Convenes Tuesday

Chiang Kai-Shek Orders Cease Fire In China   520 Acts Would Die With Emergency's S End  Pe ap meee 1 skealw Te “ Pray YY 7 a 4avermanont BRadli« ° a ‘<s ne

Seeks Communist Attendance At [Assembly Meet   Order Represents Major Concession  By Chiang; Communists Studying Statement

Chiang Issues ‘Cease Fire Order In Sudden Bid for Truce in China   Last Minute Effort to Win Participation of Communists in Tuesday's Opening of Nationa Assembly; Action Puts Reds ‘On the Spot’

Generalissimo Halts Firing on Eve of Success   Seen as Effort to Win Red Attendance at Natl Assembly

CHIANG ORDERS HIS TROOPS T0 WITHHOLD FIRE   Command Designed To Insure Reds’ Representation at Coming Assembly

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Forests-Waters Dept. Authorized to Name Patrolmen

AUXILIARY ELECTION   Mrs. Albert Schneider Is Named President of North Wales Unit

GEN, EISENHOWER “ON ITALIAN FRONT   INQUIRES ABOUT COMFORT OF TROOPS DURING INSPECTION TOUR,

No Can Do  OPA Battles Firm That Bought Meat On Hoof For Employes

Good Koads Amendment Wiil Affect All Citizens Of Texas In the Future

Fire Destroys Building At Baptist College   President Asserts Blaze Was Set At Pocahontas School

Poultrymen Say It's Cheaper to Destroy Chickens Than to Sell Them; Feed Costs Too Much, Price Too Low

Thousands of Chickens Slaughtered   Poultry Men Blame High Feed Costs; Low Egg Production

er ARMS CACHE FOUND   THREE: PIECES OF ARTILLERY INCLUDED IN WEAPONS OF NAZI UNDERGROUND

Tax Commission Asks More Cast   Askings Broken Down Into Two Divisions

WOMEN OF THE MOOSE  {O HAVE SOCIAL MEETING TPTRIFRQHA. BWRNINO gp 7

Federal Spending To Exceed Limit  Truman Revises Sum Set Last Auaust

PUBLIC WORAS COST BOOSTED   President ‘Announces That Limit Previously Set Will Be Exceeded

Truman Says No Military Cuts Planned   Publig Works Expenditures  To Pass Limit Set Last  August by $165,000,000  President Announces

Public Works  Funds Raised   $165 Billion Tnereas: Okaved by Steelman

Budget Revised ~ Federal Spending on Public Works fo Exceed August Limit by $165 Million

Fiscal Spending by Government to Exceed Limit—Trumai   No Further Military Cutbacks Are Considered at This Time; Increased Expenditures Studied

SPENDING WILL TOP HIS LIMIT, PRESIDENT SAYS   Expenditures Fer Civilian Public Works Te Be $165Million Over   13 MILLIONS GIVEN TENNESSEE VALLEY

Deep Water Stalls Cars   Communities Isolated, L. A. Bridges Swept Away by Raging Torrent

James A. Farley Backs Up Truman   Congratulated the President on Steps Taken In the -Wallace Case.

Farley Has  Praise for  President   Confers in Paris With Byrnes, Says He Is on Business Trip; Ultimatum Cited  Moscow Is Silent      Methodist Bishops Says, Hopes Wallace Plea May Prevail

OPA Grants Hospital Aid   President Forecasts Break in Supply Problem Soon, Backs Controls

Truman Insists Price Controls To Stay On Meat  Predicts More AAent T.. RQ.

BRITISH AGREE ~TOUNITE ZONES   Accept U. S. Proposal for Single German Unit

Britain Accepts U.S. Plan to Weld Germany   Welding of Two Zones Expected to Cut _ Cost, Now $200,000,000 Annually to America

Britain Favors ~ Occupation Plan   Single Economic Zone for Reich Wins Approval

HORSE RACING NEWS MAGNATE GUN VICTIM   Dies Following Attack By Alleged Capone Mobmen

Pickets House Of In-Laws to Get Wife Back   “Vet” Says He Wil! Do So Every Afternoon Until She Returns Hume.

GAS STARTED IN INCH LINES   Daily Flow of 155 Million Cubic Feet Expected To Be Reached Soon

Big inch Deal Blamed Upon Jolin Steelman   U. S. OFFICIAL GIVEN CHANCE TO REPLY TO ICKES

Ohio Fuel To Get Gas From Texas   Transmission In Pipelines To Start Soon

SAYS PPELNE  MAY GARRY GAS WITHIN 48 HOURS   Symonds Tells House Group’ Big and Little. inch” Bendy to Ooerate

Gas. Will Flow Through Lines By Nightfall   Actual Delivery In Fuel Shortage Will Take Time

Natural Gas Will Flow in 48 Hours   Weathe? Conditions Will Affect Operation

VOLUME TO REACH 155 MILLION FEET DAILY  Natural Gas from Texas, Louisiana Starts Moving to Northeast Areas

Start Piping Gas to East in 48 Hours by Big-Little Inch Line   Await Steelman Answer To Ickes Charge He’s Pal of John L. Lewis

PIPELINE GAS AVAILABLE SOON   Will Be Started Moving in Day or Two

Pipelines To Get Natural Gas Soon   Action Within 48 Hours Is Hinted by Symonds

Gas Started In Little Inch   Through The Big Inch Conduit In  A Day Or Two”

GAS WILL FLOW IN ‘PIPELINES TOWARD ‘EASTERN MARKETS   Big and Little Inch Pipeline: to Be Used ta Help AL leviate Coal Shortage

Inch Lines May Start Gas Flow Within 48 Hours  Symonds Tells Group Work On Project Now Underway

«Big, Little Inch Lines  To Aid Many   Will Be In Use Shortly, Symonds Says In Statement

Gas to East By Pipe Line:  In 48 Hours   Will Partially Alleviate Fuel Shortage in Strike

Gas to Flow  By Nightfall   To Move Through The Big and Little Inch Lines

GAS STARTED EAST THROUGH BIG PIPE LINES   50 Million Cubic Feet Daily Started From Louisiana Field

Gas Moving East Through “Little Inch” Pipe Line  Fuel Expected To Reac Consumers In Five Days To Two Weeks

GAS FROM TEXAS TO FLOW EAST ‘IN FEW DAYS’   War-Built Pipe Lines Soon To Help Ease Critical Fuel Conditions

GAS 1S FLOWING ~ TOWARD MIDWEST   WAR-BUILT PIPELINE CARRYING FUEL TO HELP KELIEVE COAL SHORTAGE,

Natural Gas Begins Flow Through Pipes   Big and Little inch Lines To Help Relieve Coal Shortage

LITTLE INCH OIL LINE 1S CARRYING GAS TO EASTWARD   Biguer Pipeline to Be Used te Alleviate Fuel Shortage in Near Future

Flow of Texas Gas To Eastern States Underway af Noon   Fuel to Reach Midwest Areas ‘In 5 to 14 Days

Gas on Way In Day or Two   Texan Tells Committee Will Be Moving Through Big and Little Inch Lines

On Texas-N.Y. Line   Embargo on Rail Freight and Parcel Post, To Save Coal, Likely Ta Raise Idle to 2.000.000

Gas Flow Starts in ‘Inch’ Lines  Will Make Small Den In Fuel Shortage

Natural Gas Begins Flowing Through, "Little Inch” Pipes   Will Help. to Relieve Fuel Shortage in. The East

GAS WILL FLOW THROUGH LINES   Easing of Coal Shortage Begins Tonight with use Of ‘Big Inch’

Big Lines To Pipe Gas In Next Few Days   Fuel May Flow To East Within 48 Hours

Will Start Piping Gas In 48 Hours   Probers Wait Response to Bid to Steelman To Testify

Gas Flow Starts In ‘Little Inch   Pipe Will Make Small  Dent in Fuel Loss

Gas Moving Eastward In Little Inch   Big Inch Slated To Help Relieve  Fuel Famine Saon

Big Inch May Soon Carry Gas   Tennessee Gas Co. Gets Temporary Lease To Relieve Fuel Shortage

Natural Gas Starts  rowing North  Through Pipe Line Little Inch Pressed  Into Use as Aid In Coal Shortage

FLOW OF GAS THROUGH BIG INCH, LITTLE INCH PIPELINES SEEN IN. a8. ee 4 EASE COAL CRISIS

TO EASE SHORTAGE   Gas Scheduled to Start Thru Pipelines Within 48  Hours

Natural Gas Begins Flowing Through Little Inch” Pipes  Will Help to Relieve Fuel Shortage in

East Soon to Get Fuel From Texas   Big Inch Pipelines To Carry Gas During Coal Miners’ Strike

PIPELINE FLOW OF GAS STARTS   Supply In Little Inch To Move 850 Miles To Consumers

Gas to Midwest Within Two Week:   Transmission of 50 Million Feet A Day Is Started

BIG PIPELINES PREPARED FOR NATURAL GAS   Committee Informed Fuel Will Be "Turned On" Within the Next”  Bay er Two   AWAIT STEELMAN REPLY

CAS MAY FLOW THROUGH GREAT PIPELINE SOON   Relief from Coal Shortage Is Seen Within Next Day Or Two

Expect Gas To Be Moving By Nightfall   Will Take 5 To 14 Days to Get It to Middle West

SUBSIDY PLAN IS PROPOSED = ~~ JO SPEED HOUSING PROGRAW   NEW SUGGESTION MADE TO MEET HOUSING SHORTAGE NOW FACING THE  NATION .

er en en ee ee ee ee eee ee eee, ee ges  OPPOSE HOUSING BILL i — CZAR  1On Rill

Palestine City Off Bounds For British Troops   Jerusalem—(AP)—Major H. P. Chadwick, one of six kidnapped British officers, escaped from his captors tonight.

TEL AVIV MADE OUT OF BOUNDS   British Troops, Except Military Police And Patrols, Barred   ‘KILLINGS TOTAL 25

Jewish City Placed Out of Bounds fo All British Troops   New Measure Follows New Violence; Death Toll Stands at 25 .

Jewish City Placed Out of Bounds For British Troops  New Violence Brings Death to One Man; Toll Now 25

New Outbreak Of Violence Results In Death OF Jew   95 Tiwee I anct In   25 Lives Lost In  Palestine Riots

 Aviv City Proclaimed ut of Bounds   New Violence Results In Death of 35-Year-Old Jew; Arabs Celebrate Return of Grand Mufti

Palestine Death Toll Reaches 25   City Of Tel Aviv Put Out Of Bounds

PROCLAIMED OUT OF BOUNDS   Action Taken After New Death Reported In Palestine Riots

TEL AVIV BANNED FOR ALL BRITISH TROOPS   New Outbreak In Holy Land Brings Death Toll To 25

British Banned From Tel Aviv   Jewish City Declared Out Of Bounds For All British Troops

Death Toll Mounts to 25 As Countryside Teems With British Tommies

New Violence In Palestine   City Of Tel Aviv Declares Out Of Bounds For Brit.  ish Troops. °

FLUNKED COURSE   Riots Mount In Palestine  City Is Placed Out of Bounds

Of Violence At Tel Aviv   Grand Mufti of Jerusalem to Get Asylum  In Egypt

Fight Simmers in Holy Land as 22 Killed   Tel Aviv Declared Outside Military Bounds in Clashes

Palestine Is Armed Camp   Seldiers Everywhere As Violence Continues; - Officers : Still Missing

‘Resolutions. Adopted for ; Presentation to City - “Cominissioners Board.   OTHER SUNDAY ~ . SPORTS RAPPED

Resolutions Adopted for Presentation to City _ Commissioners Board.   OTHER SUNDAY SPORTS RAPPED

Prominent Helena Matron Dies From Heart Attack  Marian Holter Barbou Passes Suddenly At Family Home Here

Prominent Helena Matron Dies From Heart Attack  Marian Holter Barbou Passes Suddenly  oe nS

ALLEGED PEEPING TOM   Charles F. Scheaffer, 24, Ils Held By The Police

ee el ae  LOCAL WEATHER OBSERVATIONS  FOR 84-HOUR PERIOD ENDING © A. wm. AT ROMe @ HAAS WEATHER OBSERVATORY  amnieeesh0ClCUD

Se a ee Se ee  ~OCAL WEATHE. OBSERVATIONS   Temperature Readings

GILA PROJECT BILL CAUSES WRANGLE   Californians In Bitter Fight On Wellton Measure

Old School Pal Martha Scott Has Come a Long Way on Success Road Boyle Finds

Long-Range Fighter Plane Being Tested   Described As Most Powerful In World

BARKLEY, TAFT TRY TO FRAME NEW OPA BILL   aa le emenideiniedl  Most Senators Believe New Price Control Measure Will Be Voted

Senators Taft And Barkley  Cooperating   Trade Ideas In Effort To Form Plan Acceptable To Tru man And Congress.

Swap Ideas Gn Plar to Extend OPA   BARKLEY inp TAFT. Ai TRYISG TO SHAPE PLAN At CEPTABLE.,

PRICE CONTROL SEEMS CERTAIN TO BE RESTORED   Barkley and Taft Confer on Compromise Measure

Soviet Say Troops Will Remain Until Situation Cleared   AMERICANS, BRITISH ALREADY PULLED OU’  Poles Also Reported Dissatisfied With Russian Acts

RED TROOPS TO REMAIN IN IRAN   Soviet Sidesteps Big 3 Agreement For Withdrawal

Soviets Will Keep Armed  Foree In Iran      Russia Sidesteps Big Three Agreement Calling For Complete Withdrawal

: Announce Troops. Will Remain “Until Sitdation Clears” ‘In: Azerbaijan.

Evacuatior to Begin Saturday   Last 600 British Soldiers Scheduled Out by Week End

CLAIMS SOVIET OPERATORS GOT SECRETS INU. S.   Canadian Probers Find Russian Espionage Ring in States and Britain

SPY RINGS IN CANADA OFFICIALLY REPORTED NIRFCTED BY RUSSIA’   FIFTH COLUMN GROUP REVEALED BY ROYAL ESPIONAGE PROBERS

Russian Spies Got Secret Data in Canada   Rdyal Commission Adds Sensational Facts To Early Disclosures

UN SECURITY COUNCIL OPENS SESSION TODAY   Balkan Politics Manipulation  Due For Debate

Balkan Politics Due For Debate In U N Deliberations   Security Council Opens First Session In Reconverted War Plant Home   NINE APPLICANTS FOR MEMBERSHIP

‘Windfall Tax’ ls Considered On Portal Pay   Knutson Still Determined on Reducing Taxes 20 Percent

Recapture Tax O1 Portal Pay Seen  Cycle Of Special Taxes Being Studied

‘Windfall Tax May Counteract Portal Pay Suits   Rep. Knutson Would Seek to Recover Money for Treasury

Windtall Lax On Portal Pay  Is Considered May Take About Al   May Take About All Won in Court Suits Started by Union

"Windfall Tax" On Back Pay Won By Labor Urged  Procedure Is Considere To Recover Payments

Union Gains Would Be Nullified  New Tax On ‘Portal Dav Is Considered

WINDFALL TAX IS. CONSIDERED   Levy On Back Pay Wor By Workers Would Be Taken By Treasury

‘Windfall Tax’ on Portal Back Pay Being Discussed   Virtually All Payments Would Go Into U. S. Treasury ’

Windfall Tax On Portal Pay Is Considered   Levy Would Recover Payments for U. S.; Knutson for Tax Cut

PORTAL SUITS MAY FIND U. 8. HOLDING CASH   “Windfall Tax” Urged To Put Money In to Treasury

MILD WEATHER PREVAILING IN MOST SECTIONS   Below Zero ‘Temperatures Are Registered In New England States

Moscow Says Byrnes Avoiding Settlement  Council Votes ‘Cooling Off Pes iod  ‘Wwre.yesrt

REDS BITTER AT ACTION OF COUNCIL   Stalin Given Until Wednesday to Reply

Tangled Iranian Situation Still To Be lroned Out   Delegates Rest While Wait ing Answers from Mos cow and Teheran

UNO PUZZLED ON SITUATION INSIDE IRAN   Not Certain How  Well Delegate Represents Country

IRAN UNSETTLED ON 1S POSITION IN-SOVIET CASE   Teheran Casts Doubt Upon Stand Taken by Its Own Delegate to Council   MOSCOW DISLIKES TURN   Call for Unconditional PullOut of Troops Causes Bitter Reaction °

Council Action Is Unfriendly Declares Reds   Delegates To Have An Uneasy Weekend

lran Delegate s Word Belitfled: Recess Opens   Direct Plea to Stalin Strains Relations, Hints Bad Weekend

ANOTHER MAJOR TEST IS FACED BY UNO SESSION   Bitter Soviet Reaction  To Appeal Made To Deominar Stalin   “Cooling ¢ Off’ Period Extended To Next. , Wednesday

Hussein-lran Relations Cloud Issue   UNO Delegates See Little Hope Of Smooth Sailing Next Week.

Doubt Exists Over Russia’s Reply To Appeal, Criticize Ala’s Statements As Exaggerated By Patrioti¢m _   DELEGATES REST DURING WEEKEND

Appeal To O Stalin Is — Resented   COUNCIL ALSO BOTHERED BY . ; QUESTION OF HOW TRULY IRAN “DEKEGATE REPRESENTS HIS“ GOVERNMENT. .

Red Reaction Bitter to UNO Appeal fo Stalin   Delegates Take Uncasy Recess Over the Weck-End

UNO DIRECTS ITS APPEAL T0 JOSEF STALIN   Weary and Worried Security Council Delegates Await Moscow Reply.

.. Ag: ‘st Russ Demand or UNO “ouncil Probe f East Indies Conditions

DECISION ON INDONESI!   Security Council Expected to Shelve Red Charge Pending the Outcome of ’arley to End Dispute Privately.

East Indies   Stettinius Says Ukraine Has Not Sufficient Evidence for Its Case

NO May Shelve Dispute   Negotiations Could Settle Indonesian Question

UNO May Shelve Row Over Java For Time Being   Delay Pending Indonesian Answer To Dutch Proposal Possible.

U.S. Opposes Probe of East Indies   Stettinius Says Ukraine Has Not Sufficient Evidence for Its Case

UNITED STATES BACKS DUTCH IN UNO SQUABBLE OVER JAV!   Ukraine Delegate Offers Resolution Condemning British and Seeking Probe

U. §. OPPOSES RED DEMAND FOR PROBE OF INDONESIA ROW  _ ‘ACTION NOW MIGHT ~ UPSET DUTCH TRY TO SET UP PEACE

Indonesian Dispute May Be Shelved   UNO May Wait for Outcome of Batavian Settlement Parley

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Home Building Program Slated for Passage

AGREEMENT.ON. ~ HOUSING BILL                 MEASURE EXPECTED TO PASS   SENATE WITHOUT ANY FURTHER DELAY—LOAN  _—.__FEATURE--EX PANDED-

LONG-RANGE HOUSING BILL NEAR PASSAGK   Final Senate Action Scheduled to Come Late Today

EXPECT PASSAGE OF HOUSING LAW   15,000,000 Homes in Next Ten Years Embraced by Program

Jackson Hits Goering for Arrogance   Reichsmarshal Denies Aim to Split Poles And British

Seeks Livestock Production Cut   Sees Move As Aid To Stretch Corn Supply

Hear lowans On Nation’s Corn Supply   Say Livestock Productior Must Be Cut to Meet World Need

Path Bthestt . Pegler Bestows Some Advice  On His Republican Friends  ee ee

DEATH TAKES NO HOLIDAY- Week-End Accidental Death Toll To Seven in State

Big Four Turns Eyes Toward Trieste Issue   Allied Nations Agree To Put Military Clamp on Germany for Next 25 Years

Binds U.S. Armed Forces To Keep Peace In Reich   Proposal Calls -For Combined Big-Four Force To Assure German Disarmament

Big 4 Debates Trieste And Italian Border Issues  Ryrnes Pronoses Four-Power. 25-Year Pact For   Byrnes Proposes Four-Power, 25-Year Pact For Keeping Peace In Germany.

Byrnes Proposes Assistance Pact   Foreign Ministers Conference Hears Plan For 25 Peace Years

SLAVIC CASE, TRIESTE ON PARIS AGENDA   Today's Entire Session of Foreign Ministers’ Parlev on Italian Peace Will Center on Boundary Questions.

Italian Border Is Also  In News   Byrnes’ Proposal To Keep Peace Sidetracked

U. 5. MILITARY AID PLEDGED . 25 YEARS   Would Insure Permanent German Disarmament   Drafted To Keep Allies On Alert Against Revival Of Jap Militarism

FOREIGN MINIS TER S—  Byrnes Asks Four-Power ‘Peace Pact   Secretary Pledges American Military Might To Help Keep Peace In Germany

Four-Power Mutual Aid Peace Pact  Is Proposed   Treaty Would Pledge Country To 25-Year German Peace Quest

U.S. Proposal Will Group 4-Power Military Strength To Maintain Europe’s Peace

Four-Power Pact Would Keep Peace   Proposal by Byrnes Would Assure Reich Disarmament for At Least 95 Yeoare

Assistance Pact Is Suggested By Byrnes   Would Pledge U. S. Might To Keep Peace In Germany

Long-Term United States Policy Pledging American Military Might To Keep Peace In Germany Emerges As Plan For Mutual Assistance Agreement—Setup Would Combine Forces Of U. S., Russia, Britain  And France To Assure German Disarmament

Byrnes Offers 25-Year Pact OnReich Rule   U. S. Takes Positive Steps to Guarantee Harmless Germany

G 4 PACT 10 CURB GERMANY   %5.Year Plan To Keep Peace proposed; Ministers Study Trieste Report.

BYRNES OFFERS REICH CONTROL   Proposal Hinted For Japan Similar To Four-Power Peace in Germany

LONG TERM U, S. FOREIGN POLICY 1S SHAPING UP   Byrnes Reveals Plan Pledging U. S. Military Might To Keep Peace In Germany: Four-Power Mutual  Aid Pact Included.

I5-Year Treaty Proposal Gains Backing at Meet   Use of U. S. Troops To Insure Peace Is Offered by Byrnes

BYRNES FAVORS 4-POWER PACT TO) KEEP PEACE   Reveals. "Hitherto . ‘Se. er et United States . ‘Dian te   TWO PROPOSALS   One Affecting Ger_ many’ The Other:  Tanan > -

MINISTERS SCAN FRONTIER FUSS   Fate of Trieste, Italian Yugoslav Border Before Paris Conference

United States Plan Told to Newsmen in Paris;  * Says Stalin Supported Idea   Molot-v Dissents      Soviet Asked Matter Be Kept Free From General Talks

Byrnes Pledges Might To Keep European Peace At Big 4 5-Hour Meeting

Ministers Plan Discussion On Trieste Issue   Byrnes Submits U. S. Proposal For Four-Power Pact On Germany

Byrnes Proposal Affects Germany For Next: 25 Yrs,   ‘Pact Would Bind American - Forces To Keep. Peace For Quarter Century

Paris Parley — Is Devoted To  Italian Issue   Triest and Italian-Yugoslayv Frontier Discussed; Pian Yo Disarm Germany Disclosed

25-Year Big-4 Pact Proposed by U. S.   Byrnes Outlines Long-Range Policy to Keep Peace in Germany; Ministers Tak Up Trieste Question at Session Today 

25-Y ear-Stay In Germany is Proposed   United States Makes Proposal At Peace Confab

* Proposes Four-Power Mutual Assistance Pact; Foreign Ministers Discussing Trieste Situation Today

U. S. Offers To Aid In Keeping Germans Tamed   LONG TIME P PLAN FOR DISARMING WAR ELEMENT

Byrnes Proposes Four-Power Fact For Keeping The Peace InGermany For 25 Years

BYRNES URGES 4-POWER: PACT   Would Bind U. S, to Help Subjugate Germany For 25 Years

15-Year Reich Pact Proposed   Four-Power Control Of Germany Urged

Four Power Pact Asked By Byrnes   Would Pledge To Keep Peace In Germany for 25) Years

Trieste Area Is Discussed   Italian-Yugoslav Frontier Taken Up; Byrnes Offers Four-Power Military Pact

Byrnes Drafts Long-Term U.S  Foreign Policy   Proposal Would Pledge Military Might to  Keep Peace in Reich Over Extended Period

Long Term Policy To Keep  The Peace In Germany For Quarter of Century Mapped

U. S. Offers Mutual Aid  Peace Pact   Byrnes Submits Program At Meeting; Trieste and Itslian- Yugoslav Lines Topic for Discussion

Byrnes Pledges U.S. Force To Keep Peace In Germany   Proposes Military Strength Of Four Powers Combine To Prevent War For 25 Years

BYRNES OFFERS 25-YEAR-PLAN TO RULE REICH   Allied Delegates Receive Re port on Boundary of Venezie Giulia

Four Members of New Anti-Negro and Anti-Jewish Oraanization Arrested

Anti-Negro Mob Active In Atlanta   Leader Charged With Inciting Crowd To Riot

Murray Is City’s Youngest Chief  Miller Will Return to Identificatio

Police arrest 3 threatening Truman’s life  Nab suspects in  Chieago crowds

British Surround Refugee Vessels In Haifa Harbor   Landing Craft Encircle Blockade Runners Leaded With Refugees

MISSING BOY FOUND TODAY iN FOREST   Search Continues For Girl, 4, In Coconino Forest

Children Lost on Picnic— Rangers Comb Cold Forest for 4-Year Old Girl: Brother Found

600,000-Man Navy Provided In Budget   Amount Suggested Includes Sum For New Planes

STRIKES SICKENING TO FARMERS, O'NEAL SAYS   Labor And Industry Are Challenged To Settle Their Differences

Farm Bureau Makes Plea to Both Labor and Industry   Challenge Is Made to Settle Down and Produce Needs of Nation

Coffee Price Going Up 3 To 4 Cents A Pound  To Encourage. Imports

Bowles Boosts Price of Coffee  3 To 4 Cent Hike © 1. f°. ng Anam wrmiml

COFFEE PRICES INCREASED   Government Approve: 3 To 4 Cents Per Pound Hike

Prices of Coffee Increased by OPA   3 to 4 Cents Per Pound Hike in U. S. Approved

Coffee Price. To Be Boosted  ‘Increase Of 3 To 4 Cents Pound Okave.

Coffee Price Boosted 3-4c   Increase Approved;  Takes Effect Soon

COFFEE PRICE JUMPED 3704 CENTS A POUND   Increase Scheduled To Go Into Effect In Week

OPA APPROVES COFFEE BOOST   INCREASE OF 3 TO 4 CENTS A POUND EFFECTIVE SOON

Fight Breaks Out At Office Of Carriers   Association Claims ClO Lnion Men Wrecked Office: Seizure Forecast

Great Lakes Tense After Strike Fight  Union Charges Tinfair Tactes

AVC Seeking A Constitution And Platform   Committees Struggle On Plans at First National Convention

Cardinals Given Traditional Hat   Religious Spectacle Witnessed By 20,000 People

Pope Confers Red Hat On 28 Cardinals   20,000 Witness Magnificent Church Spectacle

‘Pope Confers Traditional ‘Red Hat Upon 28 Cardinals In Magnificent Spectacle

Pope Confers Red Hats on 28 Cardinals   Great Religious Spectacle Witnessed by 20,000 Persons

20,000 Watch As Cardinals Don Red Hats   Brilliant Ceremony Rivals Coronation Of Pope 7 Years Ago

Pope Confers  Red Hats Upon  New Cardinals Colorful Spectacle A Rome Is Witnessed B;   Colorful Spectacle At Rome Is Witnessed By Crowd Of 20.000.

Pontiff Confers on New Princes of Church Symbols of Dignity  In Ancient Ceremony

New Cardinals Get Red Hats in Public  Ceremony in Rome   Huge Throng of 20,000 Views Consistory in St. Peter’s

RED HATS ON 08 CARDINALS   Ceremony Is Filled With Pomp And Glitter

MAGNIFICENT SPECTACLE AT VATICAN CITY   Pontiff Bestows Upon 28 Princes of the Church, Fict, Broad -Brimmed  Symbols of Dignity  FINAL RITUAL FRIDAY

NEW CARDINALS GET THEIR HATS   Pope Bestow s __ Traditional Red Hats On 28 New Cardinals.

The Weather   Red Hats Of Cardinals Given To 28 By Pope   20,000 Crowd St. Peter’s To Watch Piu:  Create New Princes In Ceremony

128 New Cardinals Receive Red Hat \from Pope Pius Today at St. Peter’s

THRONG SEES RED HAT RITE   20,000 Witness Colorful Ceremony for 28 New Princes of Church

Pope Confers. Red Hats on. New Cardinal   : 20,000 -Witness Magnificent. Event At St: Peter’s

Red Hats To32. Today   Climax to Week of Ceremonies; Final Rite, Presenting of Rings, Is Tomorrow

Pope Confers Red HatsOn  28 Car -dinal:   : .  Magnificent Religious Spec tacle Witnessed By 20,-" * 000 In St. Peter’s Basiliea

Pope Confers Red Hats on. 28 Cardinals   Throngs Witness Presentation Of Major Insignia

_ MAJESTIC CEREMONY— Lee  Pope ( Confers Red Hat On.28 New Cardinals”  Magnificent Religious Spectacle Is   Magnificent Religious ‘Spectacle Is _ Witnessed By 22,000 In St. Peter’s

POPE CONFERS HED HAT UPON 78 GARDINAL   Colorful Religious Ceremony at St. Peter’s Witnessed by 20,000 Persons.

NEW CARDINALS RECEIVE HATS   28 Elevated at Colorful Ceremonies in Vatican City

Pope Pius Confers Hats on Cardinals   Long, Majestic Ceremony Held at Historic St. Peter’s Before Thousands of Faithful

New Cardinals Receive Red Hats in Magnificent Religious Spectacle

20,000 See Pope Place Red Hats on 28 Cardinals   Th Receive Rinas

Pope Presents New Cardinals With Red Hats   Glitter, Pomp and Pag. eantry Feature Ancient Papal Rite

Red Hats On  Yew Cardinals  a Confers   0,000 Persons Witness Re ligious Ceremony In St. Pe ter’s Cathedral.   ') TEAR PLEADINGS

New Cardinals Given Red Hats In St. Peter’s   Pope Pius Confers Honor At Magnificent Service Witnessed By 20.000

GONFERRED THE RED HAT UPON NEW CARDINALS   Was A Magnificent Religious Ceremony By Pope Pius NOL,   SEEN BY 20,000 PERSONS   The Long Majestic Ceremony Was Rich With Color and Ancient Tradition.

Princes Of Church Receive Red Hats In Magnificent Religious Spectacie

28 New Cardinals Receive Red Hat   Symbols Of Their Dignity Given Them By Pope In Majestic Ceremony

Pontiff Places Red Hats on 28 New Cardinals   Ancient Rite Carried Out with Pomp and Glitter in Vatican

Pope Confers Traditional ‘Red Hat On 28 New Cardinals  ‘In Magnificant Spectacle   Religious Ceremony Is Witnessed By 70.000 In Great Nave Of St. Peter's

20,000 Watch Cardinals Receive Hats   Religious Spectacle Is Held in Nave Of Rome Cathedral

28 Cardinals Get Red Hats   Religious Spectacle Attended By 20,000

Traditional Red Hat Awarded 28 Cardinals at St. Peter's as Crowd of 20.000 Looks on

POPE PLACES RED HATS ON 28 CARDINALS   COLORFUL THRONG SEES BRILLIANT PAGEANTRY

Funds to Fight Black Markets Held Imperative   Bowles Asks Public Co-operation in: Price Control

Congress Must Provide “Adequate Funds’  To Guarantee Against Inflation - - Bowles

OPA NEEDS FUNDS TO FIGHT BLACK MARTS  ‘Bowles Calls for More Cooperation

Funds to Fight Black Markets Asked by Bowle:   . Stabilization Director “ Seex Fair Food Outlook,  “Improved Clothing Supplies

Bowles Says OPA No Guarantee To  Block Inflation   Cooperation Of All Groups Needed And Black Markets Checked

BLACK MARKET FIGHT SEEN KEY TO EVEN PRICES   " Bowles Says Controls Will Be Ineffective Unless Rackets Are Banned

Bowles Sees Better  Food, Clothing  Prospects by Fall Good Harvest and Hel; Of All Residents  Ta Kaan Pricac Dawn

Vacation-Bent Congress Puts Housing Aside   Long-range Plan Discarded  Fer Session as Solona Aant nee SRE a ct?

COMMITTEE HOLDS BILL ON HOUSING   Public Hearings May Go Over Due To Lack of Time

Administration Has But Slight Hope For Housing Plan  Adjournment Friday Is Seen as Threat To Building Measure

HOUSING SAID DOOMED   Adjournment Friday Believed Killing Passage

 ‘italy in. - Rush te fui   Congressmen K-ep Sights on Adjounin7i By Friday; ‘gnore Trumen Apr eal

Housing Program Appears to Be Doomed Now   Congress Sets Its Sights on Friday Adjournmen

Housing Program Appears to Be Doomed Now  Congress Sets Its   Congress Sets Its Sights on Friday Adjournment

Housing Plan May Die If Congress Adjourns On Time   Deficiency Funds - Include OPA and GI Furlough Pay

CONGRESS SET TO QUIT FRIDAY   Truman’s Long - Range Housing Bill Falls By Wayside

Housing Leaders  Give Up AllHope   Banking Body Doe: Not See Action _ This Session.

GIVE UP HOPE FOR HOUSING BILL PASSAGE   Measure Still Tied Up As Congress Plans To Quit Friday

Abandon Hope Of Long-Range Housing Edict   Congress on Last  Lap as Adjournment Set for Friday; Senate Must Act on GI Pay

Long Range Housing Plan May Be Postponed by  Congress Adjournment

VOTE AGAINST SENATE VERSION 1§ 211 T0 64   Victory for Administration

May Avert Second Veto By Truman   Defeat Move for House to Vote Directly on Bill Passed by Senate

House Backing Strong OPA   Administration Heads Off House Okay Of Senate Draft

OPA Renewal Bill Wil  Be Revised  ~ House Votes 211 to  64 to Send Measure ~ To Conference

House Votes To Send OPA Into Parley   Administration Wins First Round In Fight For Stronger Bill

VOTE SEEN ON ah   First Test in House Is Faced by OPA Measure; Attempt Planned to Iron Out Differences.  STALWART OO ArmlCrT at UA CU Pe

SENATE OPA BILL FACES HOUSE TEST   Will Vote Today On Sending It  To Conference

CONFERENCE MAY AVERT A SECOND VETO   Senate Bill Would Continue OPA, With Exemptions

HOUSE TEST TODAY FOR NEW OPA BILL   Revised Measure May Be Held Up for Conference

— OPA — Forces Split Over Conference   Administration Urges 2-House Talks on Measure

When Question Is Raised It Will Provide Test of House Attitude Toward Bill Passed By Senate Last Week   REPUBLICAN HIGH COMMAND TO MEET

Chinese Red Troops Look Upon Harbin   Victorious In Changchun, They Are Expected To Move On Port City

40,000 Soldiers Hold Manchuriar Capital, Report   Nationalist Army Loses Szepingkai To Yenan Forces

Nationalists Admit Reds Win Control   Undeclared Civil War Rages On Without Abate

Chinese Reds In Chungchun   Break Into Manchurian Capital After Night Of Steady Assaults

Fate Of Americans In Hotels Captured By Reds Is Hidden   “Marshall At Chungking In Effort To Restore Peace In Manchuria

Red Victory In Chungchun Seen Nearing   Marshall Plunges Into Task of Restoring Chinese Peace

Changchun Streets Roar With Gunfire   Fate of American Officer Trapped in Fight Uncertain

Two U. S. Army Men Missing In China War Zone   Pair’s Fate Unknown;  Reds Take Hotel

CHINESE REDS HOLD CAPITAL OF MANCHURIE   GOVERNMENT FORCE CUT OFF FROM OUTSIDE AID

Changehun’s Capture Is Imminent   Powerful Reda Have Most of CHy Under Control

Fate of American Officer Hidden In Battle Smoke   Hotel in Changchun Captured by Chinese Communist Forces

Dispatches From Manchuria See Changchun’s Fall   Nationalist Commander Indicates All Defense.- . Hopes Are Abandoned

U.S. OFFICER'S FATE UNKNOWN   Major Rigg And Pilot Pond Are Missing In Changchun

 Special US Envoy Marshall Flies to Chungking in Supreme Effort to Bring Peace to Manchuria

Communists In Control Of Changchun   Siege Army Hammers At Last Defenders

Chiang's Troops Outnumbered by 10 to 1. Report   Reds Use Japanese Weapons, Nationalist Commander Asserts

FAUCL AS SMALL GARRISON HOLDS   Gen. Marshalt To See Contending Leaders Soon

OF YANKS IN CHANGCHUN   American Officer and His Pilot in Hotel Captured by Communists—No Check Can Be Made on Their Fate.

Fall of Chungking To Communists Is Seen Imminent   Nationalist Contmander Says Forces Are Outnumbered 10 to 1

Reds Capture Yamato Hotel  Fate of Yank Office: And Pilot Unknown

Bloody Fighting For Manchurian City Continues   Chinese Communists Appear Near Victory Today At Changchun

COMMUNISTS WIN CHANGCHUN AREAS IN 12-HOUR FIGHT   Defending Garrison Short of Ammunition, but Is Reported Receiving ‘Air Support.   GOVERNMENT FORCE OUTNUMBERED 10 TO 1   Reds’ Radio Says Qne Division of Chiang’s First Army Was Annihilated at Pamienchens.

Americans T rapped In Battle   Communists Capluve Changehun Hotel Where 2 Yanks Were Stayt

Nationalists Admit Doom In Manchuria   Outnumbered 10 To 1, They Say Fall Of Manchurian Capital At Hand

Changchun’s Fall To Chinese Reds Seems Imminent   Greater Part of Manchur ian Capital ls in Hands of Communists

COMMUNISTS ENTERCAPITAL OFMANCHURI/   Chinese Government Dis patch Says Red Troops Have Broken Into City of Changchun  _ i -- ore «= ae 2m Go -—=.= ae st ee CO ie “2a

CHINESE REDS HOLD 2 YANKS   Fata of American Soldiers Un: certain as Reds Take Changchun Hotel.

FOUR ESCAPE AT LANCASTER   13 Others Recaptured After B.S. Boys Stage Mass Break,

13 OF 17 RECAPTURED IN BREAK FROM B. I. S.   Youths Rip Off Door To Flee Lancaster Institution

LAWYERS APPROVE CHANGE IN FEES   Members of County Bar Association Name Officers, Hold Memorial

NATION-WIDE FARM STRIKE [5 BANNED   LEADERS OF THREE ORGANI ZATIONS TURN THUMBS LOWN ON PROPOSAL,

Nation-Wide Farm Strike Vetoed   Three Organizations Say Plan Impossible

) Planes Crash \ear Pittsboro   Planes Crash-Land After Losing Course In Snowstorm

- eee eee SS Oe Oo aii ON ———E———EE  recreation Center  Fund Drive Slated

Cold Weather Will Continue  enh. ae: Temneratures to Be General Through State 

Pilot Killed In Plane Crash   Brother of Television Expert Is Victim

PRESIDENT SEEKS  ANOTHER YEAR OF  PRICE CONTROL ALSO ASKS RENEWAL OF DRAFT IN CASE  OCFDOIITIAN FAI CSC

Seeks Action on Revised 71-ltem Domestic Plan  a Recommended On nh,  anemic Dratac

PRESIDENT ADDS > MORE TOPICS   Congress Urged To Act, Among Other Things, On Extendina Powers

PRESIDENT SETS UP NEW PROGRAM   Asks Congress To Act On 21 Measures Included In Re. vised Agenda.

President Places His Revised 2]-Topic Legislative Program Before Congress

Truman Adds To Program   Wents Earjier Recommendations Carried Out, Five  More Measures Put Into Law

President Truman Gives Expression to His Ideas of Legislation Needed

Chief Executive Requests Congressional Action on Re vised 21-Topic Legislative Program

Truman Requests Congress To Act On New Program   21 Topics Discussed  ' In Message; Asks Extension Of Price Control Act

PRESIDENT GIVES PLAN OF ACTION   REVISED LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM SUMMARIZED

21 Topic Program Is Given Solons   Would Extend Price Control Act Unto June, 1947

Owners Prepare For Mine Tie-Up  Coal Stocks Above Ground Are Large

PICK NOMINEES IN SIX STATES   Nation’s Interest Center: Truman’s Influence In Missouri

'PRESIDENT'S OPPOSITION "TO CONGRESS MEMBER CREATES INTEREST IN  i OUTCOME :

SIX STATES STAGING KEEN CONTESTS IN PRIMARY ELECTIONS   National Interest Centers tn Missouri, Virginia

KING TOLD 10 HOLD NO FEAR UF VIOLENCE   Gives Assurance U. S. Will Not Permit Any Aaaression.

Firm Stand On Jews   President Tells Tells King Of Saudi Arabia U. S. Position Is Consistent

Message Sent King lbn Saud   Truman Re-states Stand on Refugees -

Truman Again Urges Entry of Jews to Palestine  Calls for Immigration In Letter to Ibn Saud

Truman, In Letter To Arab King, Stands By Jewish Immigration Plan

Truman Takes Stand  Opposite to That of King of Saudi Arabia  ORT. Ween eecetotanre”   ‘No Inconsistence’

TRUMAN URGES ENTRY OF JEWS   Sends Message To King Ibn Saud Asking Substantial immigration

Truman Message To King Ibn Saud Of Arabia Asks Immediate Immigration Of Refugees Into Pales tine.

Truman Again Urges Jewish Immigration   Writes To King Ibn Saud Reiterating Plea For Letting 100,000 Into Palestine

Truman Cites U.S. Stand on Jewish Issue   Saudi Arabian King Advised Substantial Immigration of Zionists into Palestine Favored—U, S$. ‘Open Gate’ Policy Reiterated.

Truman Asks Ibn Saud lTo Aid Refugee Jews   President’ Denies ‘American Policy Toward Palestine Shifts—Would Onen United States Gates

Repeats Views on Palestine  sere een mei Rane Maccace of Arah Leader on Refucee Question

Jews Should Be Admitted, Arab Ruler Is Told   President Truman Stands by His Guns In Message to King ibn Saud, Saudi Arabia

Answers Nofe From Ibn Saud On Refugees   Urges Admission Of European Jews Into Homeland; Denies  Policy Inconsistency

VIty :.vVa@eurae eine  Truman Reiterates Plea For Jew Entry Of Palestine In Note

Truman Repeats Firm Stand On  Homeless Jews   Writes King He Favors Immigration Into Palestine.

ARAB KING INFORMED "BY PRESIDENT LARGE IMMIGRATION NEEDED  DEFENSE OF ACTIONS CIVEN IN MESSACE.  DEFENSE OF ACTIONS GIVEN IN MESSAGE; “NOT INCONSISTENT’

Seeks Entry Of 100,000 Jews Into Holy Land   Assures Ibn Saud No Aggressive Actions. Planned By Jews f

Truman Messages Arab Leader On Immigration Of Jews Into Palestine

Makes Appeal To fbn Saud To Admit Jews  Tiss ave GQawAen T Atinwe   Truman Sends Letter On Question To King Of Saudi Arabia

TRUMAN SENDS NOTE T0 ARABS ON PALESTINE   Reiterates Belief That Steps Necessary for Jewish limmigration

TRUMAN BACKS JEWISH STAND   Letter To Ibn Saud Reiterates Palestine Outlook

ARAB KING INFORMED BY PRESIDENT LARGE IMMIGRATION NEEDED  DEFENSE OF ACTIONS GIVEN IN MESSAGE; “NOT INCONSISTENT’

TRUMAN SENDS REPLY TO ARAB   Disagrees With King lbn Saudi on Jewish Problem

Truman Presses Plan To Move Refugee Jews  Saudi Arabian King — were ea  dvieah

PRESIDENT REPLIES TO ARAB LEADER ON PALESTINE STAND   Truman Reiterates Belief That Refugee Jews Should Be Allowed to Enter

Truman Again Asks Home For Refugees   King of Saudi Arabia Told Steps Should Be Taken to Aid Jews

Jewish Entry Info Palestine ls Reiferafed   Truman Renews Proposal For Immioration

Truman Reiterates Stand On Jewish Immigrants In  Message To Arab King

Appeals For. Admission Of  Refugee Jews.        President Tells Arabian King Of Belief In Inereas  veel Peveveg tec oy! eee

Reveal Virtual (il Monopoly Given Russia   Details Of New Iran Russia Oil Agreement Are Given By Premier

— Athens—   Communists Kill 42, Wound 30 Others At Frontier Of Greece

Villagers Disavow Communism; 42 Killed, 30 Hurt  Destruction Fellows Path of Guerrilla Fighters in Greece

GREEK VILLAGERS ARE. EXECUTED FOR DISAVOWING REDS   Guerrilla Bands Burn 45 House: in Village; Four Are Sentenced to Death

ee  11 Jap-American WACS Fly to Tokyo and Will Serve With MacArthur

New Blizzard Threat Slows Rescue Work   Colorado Railroad, Truck Crews Struggle To Get Half-Starved Livestock From Snowbound Areas

Price of Butter on  Decline   increased Output Brings Cuts of 6 to 9 Cents in Big Chain Stores

U. S. Ready To Reduce Americar Occupation Forces In Italy Savs Byrnes At Ministers Meet

BYRNES CLASH OVER ITALY   Allied Proposal For Commission to Enforce Treaty Opposed by  Soviet. a.

HUGE GROWTH IN LEGION MEMBERS   More Than 5,000 Veterans Have Joined That Organization In Three-County District In Past Year

CLARION MAN IS DISTRICT JUDGE   Special Election Called for State Senatar Pact

Australian Hits UN Settlement of  lranian Question   Says Agreement With Russia Shows Negotiations Were in Progress   BITTER DEBATE MAY OCCUR ON TUESDAY   Hodgson Expected to Renew Attack When Council Reconvenes

UN Australian Delegate Attacks Council Procedure   Hodgson Charges, Facts of Iran Case Were  Not Probed

IRANIAN-MATIER MAY BE REVIVED   Australian Delegate Attacks UN Council’s Action

Bread Prices — Will Increase   OPA to Announce 1-Cent Boost Within a Week

Firms Furlough 175,000 Workers to Conserve Coal   Ford, Chrysler and Hudson Motor Companies Close Plants  : in Detroit Area Until Monday—One Thousand Homes, 200 Business Houses and Five Schools in Utah Without Heat —Last Full Pay Goes to Many Miners.

265,000 Are LeftIdle By Walkout   175,000 Awarded Week-End Layoff; Fieure Will Rise

Unemployment Due to Coal Strike Grows   Many Miners Receive Last Full Pay Until Pits Are Opened Again

Jobless Total Up As Strike Goes. Into Ninth Day =   90,000 Out of Regular Work and 175,000 More on Furlough

MEN FURLOUGHED BY GOAL STRIKE   175,000 Laid Off Until Monday To Save Fuel; 90,000 Are Idle

Coal Shutdown Now Spreading To Many Area   Other Workers Are Fur. loughed, Including Mill Employes

Layoffs Mounting As Fuel Dwindles   Other Industries Feeling Pinch of Mine Walkout

QUT OF WORK DUE TO STRIKE   20.006 Ar- Idle With 125,000 More ‘Furlord Over Weekend

REPORT FROST IN NORTHWEST AREAS OF U.S.   Elsewhere In- Nation People Enjoy Sun, Moderate Temperatures

COOLEST LABOR DAY ON RECORD   Low Marks Thruout Midwest; 24 at Cadillac

Prosecution Asks Officer Be Removed   Demand Withdrawn After Omaha Colonel Says He Is Not Biased

$145,000,000 TO FINANCE MISSOURI FOR ANOTHER YEAR   House Appropriations Com mittee Has Finished Its Work.   TO HOUSE AND SENATE   Kight Bills Were Required to Allot the Various Sums.

$145,000,000 State Fund Bill Sent to House.   ‘Major Fight Looms on Appropriations For Direct Relief

U.S. Takes Steps To Restore Coal Negotiation:   Officials Arrange Talks With  ’ Operators, Miners

Government Steps Into Coal Dispute, Seeks Negotiations   No Indication That Seizure of Mines ls Being Considered

Seek to Reopen Contract Talks After Walkout   No Indication of Government Seiz. ure of Mines Closed Ten Days Ago   Rw THE ASSOCTATED PRESS

U.S, Steps Into Coal Dispute   Schwellenhach and 3 nls tor Meet With UMW, Operators

Leaders Seeking Solution  To Coal   Schwellenbach   Trying To Keep Talks Going

US STEPS INTO COAL DISPUTE   Labor Secretary Schwellenbach Attempts to Restore Negotiations Broken by Lewis’ Walkout

Pay Discussions Deadlocked by Lewis Walkout   Seizure of Pits by U. S. Not Indicated; Parleys Are Separate

Top Government Labor Officials On Strike Scene   Soft Coal Mine Dispute Brings Separate Meets.

Covernment Enters Soft Coal Dispute      Top Officials of Labor Department ‘Try to Restore Contract Negotiations Between Operators and John L. Lewis

Soft Coal Dispute In New Stage   Government Officials Seek to Restore Negotiations

U. S. Enters Coal Strike   Labor Officials Headed By Schwellenbach Seek  Resumption of Parley

MINE SEIZURE HELD UNLIKELY AT THIS STAGE   Top Labor Department Men to Confer With Both Parties

Government Takes Hand it Coal Dispute   Effort Being Made to Induce Lewis to Resume Parleys

U.S. Seeks To Salvage Confer ence   Labor Department Steps Into Coal Dispute As Lewis Stens Out

Top Labor Officials Enter Dispute in Soft Coal Strike   Schwellenbach Leads Negotiation Between Miners and Operators

TRY TO REOPEN MINE PARLEYS   Top Labor Officials Step Into Soft Coal Disoute

Top Labor Officials in  Conferences   Schwellenbach’s Aides in Action After Walk-Out Staged by John Lewis; 800,000 Now Idle

Strike Halts Tugboats In New York   Emergency Measures  ‘Planned To Protect iFood, Fuel Supply

Walkout Threatens City’s Coal Supply   Tughoat Workers Walkout After Wage Dispute

Tugboats Idle As 3,500 Quit Posts At Port   Fuel And Food Shortages Feared If Strike Continues

New York Port Crippled When Workers Strike   Emergency Plans to Protect Food, Fuel Made

Byrnes, Wallace Not Contacted: By President —   Repudiation of Views “in Speech Did Not Mend "Harm Already Done =.

Democrats Try To Oust Deputy VA Director, Stone   Ferguson Charges GOPs Were Favored In  Past Record

DEMOCRATS TRY TO OUST STONE      Ferguson And Other Leaders Oppose Appointment Of Republican To VA Job

DEMOS SEEKING STONE OUSTER   Party Men Claim New VA Deputy is Prejudiced

Wallace Says Truman Will Run for Re-election And He'll Support Him

American Activities mmittee Says Atom entists Subversive   bitol Observers See Charges Move to Aid Passage of Bill fing Military Control of Bomb

Charge Nation's Security Is Threatened by Atomic Scientists in Communication With Foreiqn Groups

Would limit  allied force  in Austria Byrnes urges immediate cut

Byrnes Urges Reduction of  Allied Forces   U. S. Also Requests Plans for Evacuation of Occupation Troops

U.S., Soviet Clask  On Austria Issue   Molotov Blocks Byrnes’ Proposal On Occupation Force Cut.

Byrnes Urges Occupation Forces Cut In Austria  Molotov Reverses At Paris Parley  Position Taken’ Tact Soentombhar

Molotov Opposes Discussion of Australian Occupation Along With  . Italian Treaty; Byrnes Pleads Necessity.

Byrnes Favors Cut in Armies Of Occupation   Would Slash Austrian Forces; Molotov Will Not Discuss Question

BYRNES URGES CUT IN FORCES OF OCCUPATION   Proposal Made During Talks on Italian Peace Treaty

Molotov And Byrnes Mix On Control Of Italy   Latter Advocates Body To Enforce Peace Treaty Terms

Byrnes Seeks  Free Austria   Cut Occupation at Once He Tieves Minictersa

Simultaneous Evacuation of Italy, Austria Urged By Byrnes; Peace Treaty Terms Discussed  Molotov Opposes Proposed Commission, U.S. Supported By British Secretary; Bidault Aloof In Debate

BIG REDUCTION INOCCUPATION ARMIES ASKED   ALLIED EVACUATION OF AUSTRIA AND ITALY FAVORED

Complete Evacuation Later to Coincide With Withdrawal of Troops from Italy Suggested; Russia Opposes U. 8. Move Nou

BYRNES PROPOSES CUTIN OCCUPATION FORCES IN AUSTRIA   Urges Immediate Reduction _ and Later Simultaneous  Evacuation of Country  and Italy.   SUGGESTIONS LAID a BEFORE THE BIG FOUR   ‘Molotov Holds Policing of  Austria Cannot Be Discuss-—  ed in Connection With  Italian Peace Pact.

Byrnes Urges Reduction Of Austria Forces   Full Allied Withdrawo! from Both Austria, Italy Proposed .

Test of Draft Extension Due   Military Committee To Decide on Bill Affecting Sentiment

Extension Of Draft Bill Up  To Senators   Sentiment Test Is Due Tuesday

TEST DUE SOON ON DRAFT LAW   Measure Extending Act Be yond May 15: in Doubt; Committee to Meet

Some Prices Hold Firm.   Heavy: Industry Generally Slow to Show Increase: Food Highest

Price Tag Rises Mainly on Foods —Subsidies Gone  Manufacturers’ Items Hold Line, Survey Indicates

Heavy Items Prices. Hold  ToOPA Level   Costs Of a Autos, Not Upped, Say Manufacturers

STATE SENATE CLOSES SHOP, STARTS HOME   Scraps Green’s Rent Plan; No Action On Housing

3 Family Die In Blazing Home   Ruins of House Searched For Bodies of 2 Boys

MOTHER AND TWO SONS DIE IN FIRE   Blaze Destroys Home Near Panncyvivania tina

MoreHonors For Truman   Will Be Awarded Three Honorary Degrees;: 3, to FDR Home Dedication

Co-ed Doomed to Spinster hood?—  Says Vets Are Poor Hubbies   Veteran Answer: Bitter Charges By lowa Girl

U.S. Must Be Kept Informed   ... American Publishers Are Told By Chandler

Plymouth County F.F.A. Chapter At  State Convention   Two Boys Earn: Iowa Farmer ‘Degrees For Excellent Work.

Plymouth County F.F.A. Chapter At State Convention  — Two Boys Earn  Iowa Farmer Degree

Retail Ceilings Are Set by OPA for Ford Chrysler Motors   Average Will Be About 1.8 Per Cent Above Price: Prevailing in Year 1942

Truman Disapproves British Blockade Tactics, Suggests Immigration as Aid to Peace

FATHER GIVES MISS DELIA IN MARRIAGE   Otter Street Resident is Wed To Donald Worth, of Trenton, N. J.  DEDaACcCT DEOCCOTITIA!

Jaft Claims  OPA Fosters Buying Rust   GOP Leader, Barkley Confer to Get Acceptable Bill

Threats Call For Action   Acheson's Note Opposes Russian Demand For Bases

TEMPERATURES   Claim To Voice On Dardanelles Raises Tension   Angry Protests To Yugoslavia Add To International Row

U. S. Formally Protests Soviet Dardanelles Demands   Relations With Countries In Red Sphere Hit New Lows

AMERICAN NOTE BACKS STRAITS RULE BY TURKS   Relations With Soviet Hit New Postwar Low Point

3. AOE DEFENGE {0 UPTO TURKS   Relations with Nations in Russian Sphere at Pastwear IT aw.

Relations Plummet ToNew Low   Note Declares Turkey Be Made Responsible for the Defense of the Straits   Angry Protest   Two ‘Top Ranking Admirals Leave for Europe

US. Opposed To Russia’s New Demand   ‘Note Expressing Outright Opposition to Proposal Regarding Dardanelles Is Sent to Moscow

Formally Announces Opposition To Russian  ‘Grab’ On Dardanelles.

Note To Soviet Sets Precedent   Action is ‘Matter of Concern’ To Us

PELATIONS ARE STRAINED OVER LATE INCIDENTS   Yugoslav And Dardanelles  Incidents Are Chief Disputes

Interest in Black Sea Area Claimed   Relations Between U.S. and Russia Drop To New Postwar Low

U.S. Declares Outright Opposition To Russian Control In Dardanelles

U. S. OPPOSITION IN DARDANELLES IRKSOME TO REDS  RECENT SHARP NOTES CONCERNING ATTACK

Russia Given Emphatic’ No by America   Share in Control of Dardennelies Is Strongly Opposed

U.S. Firmly Opposes Soviet Move   American Envoy Denies Right of Russia To Control Straits

d Statés Breaks Precedent by Claiming. Interest i in Black-Sea Affairs

U. 8.-Soviet Relations Plummet To New Low Note Formally Denounces Dardanelles Demands

American Government Note Declaring Outright Opposition To Russian Demands For Share In Military Control Of Dardanelles And Protest To Yugoslavia Over Attack On Aircraft Combine To Widen Dif ferences—Wants Turkey To Retain Supervision

Russian Demands For Dardanelles Firmly Rejected   U. S. Asserts It Has Direct Interest in Black Sea Affairs

Formal Note Opposes Russ Straits Control   ‘We Won't Stand Idly By,’ Is Stern Warning By Acheson

Black Sea Affairs Draw U.S. Interesi   Dardanelles Military Control By Russians Directly Opposed

U.S. Takes Histori Stand On Dardanelles Issue   Claims Direct Interest in Straits And Opposes Reds

~ RUSSIAN DEMANDS   Opposed to Soviet Sharing In Military Control of Dardanelles.   NOTE SENT TO MOSCOW   Was One of Factors That Sent Relations Plummeting to New Postwar Low.

POSTWAR LOW   Stand on Black Sea Affairs and — Yapastavticidents Sian Diplomatic Links      OUTRIGHT OPOSITION MADE TO RED PROPOSAI

U. S. Rejects ‘Russian Demands ‘On Dardanelles   Stalin’s Regime Makes Demands For Share In Military Control Of Waterway

U.S. Eating Way To New Records Despite Scarcity   LaGuardia Suggests Pastry Moratorium To Feed Starving

U.S. Eating Way To Food Consumption Record Despite Shortages; LaGuardia Calls For Darker Bread And Compulsory Grain Sales

— BUMPER CROPS OF MOST FOODS PREDICTED —  U. S. Eating Into New Record

Says Nation Is Fating Its Way To New Record   In Spite Of Shortages U. S. Is Eating More; Darker Bread Urged

Food Consumed In Record Lots By U.S. People   DESPITE WORLD FAMINE AMERICANS EAT TOO MUCH

Despite Shortage of Food the U.S. Is Eating Itself Into New Record Per Capita

Big Appetites The eaten Food For Starving   New Record Per Capita Food Consumption Seen in This Country, In Spite of Saving Appeal.

U. S. CONSUMER DEMANDS RISE, REPORT SHOWS   Per Capita Food Use Still Exceeds Output; Record Crop Forecast

NATION EATING ITSELF INTO A NEW RECORD iN FOOD CONSUMED   Per Capita Food Consumption This Year 14% Above Pre-War Average

AMERICANS ARE SETTING A NEW ~ EATING RECORD   Shortages Not Affecting Appetites at Home While Famine Spreads Abroad

NATION'S DIET SETTING NEW RECORD FOR PER CAPITA FOOD CONSUMPTION

Report From Federal Bureau... .  Americans Setting New Eating Record Despite Shortages And Famines

‘Americans Eating More Than Ever Despite Shortages Of Grain, Fats

United States Said Eating Itself Into New Record  Agricultural Bureau Says Consumption To Outrun Supplies

U. 5. Eating Way To New Record  Post Mark Despite Fats, Grain Shortage

‘Nation Eating Its Way to New Food ‘Consumption Mark Despite Shortages

World’s Hunger Hasn't Checked Appetites in U.S.  Government Report  Says Record Food   O gden Has Own Bread Lines. As Bakers Make Fewer Loaves

Half The. World Starves But Statistics Show U.S. Will Set New Eating Record

TO NEW RECORD DESPITE CRISIS   Bumper Quantities Of Food Seen, But Demand’s Due To Outrun Supplies

U.S. Eating HitsRecord, AgencySays   Despite Predicted Big Harvests, ‘Consumer *Demands Will Exceed  . ee   Millions Suffer   Eighteen Millions Face - Starvation Rations in U.S. Zone in Reich

Americans Hit New Record In Intake Of Food   Food Shortages and Euro pean Hunger Do Little To Curb Appetites

RANKS GIVEN 11 WAR GENERALS   Clark, Target Of Rapido Crossing Criticism Included In List

For General Rank   Trumen Sends Nemes Of Number of Men for Permanent Rank of Generel

Civil Air Board Urges Safety  Stern Measures Are  Raina Cancinaaraa

Airlines Uraed by U.S. Official to Emphasize Safety  CAB Head Indicates Too Much Stress on Speed

Civil Air Board Urges Safety  Stern Measures Are present Segara =

Hopes Rise With Stalin Statement But Is It Genuine?  Observers Content tc Let Him Act as He Appears to Speak

Soviet Avowal Received With ‘Grain Of Salt’   Deeds Must Support Words In Opinion Of Nation’s Lawmakers

U.S. Sends New Ambassador To Moscow While Congressmen Ser Better Relations As Result Of Stalin’s Answers To AP Reporter

HAIL STALIN DECLARATION AS CHEERING      U. S, Solons Hope For Improved Relations  With Russia

Moscow To Have New US. Speaker   Smith Set To Go; Stalin’s Views Welcomed

Washington Sees Clearer Understanding   Globe Tension Easier, Is View Taken In London

Optimistic View On Future International Relations Pervades Washington In Wake Of Stalin’s Expression Of Confidence In United Nations Organization —Lt. Gen. Walter Bedell Smith, New U. S. Ambas sador To Russia, Leaves Tomorrow For Moscow

AROUSES HOPE OF  LESS TENSION IN  FOREIGN AFFAIRS NEW U. S. ENVOY  LEAVES FOR POST IN SOVIET CAPITAL

New Ambassador Plans To Leave For Soviet Union Sunday   Many Still Keeping Fingers Crossed On Capitol Hill After Stalin’s Inter view; Truman Confident

A MORE HOPEFUL FEELING PERVADED CAPITAL TODAY   (New U. S. Ambassador Pre. pares to Leave For Moscow.   GEN. SMITH NEW ENVOY   He Plans to"Leave Tomorrow to Take Up Post In Soviet Russia.

Stalin’s Words Renew Hope   New U. S. Envoy Prepares to Leave For Moscow

Capital Cheered Over Prospects In World Issues   Hope Expressed Russian Policy To Back Stalin

New Hope In Stalin Statement   Truman Not Surprised But Hatch and Taft  Await Developments; _ Smith Leaves Sunday —

‘STALIN STATEMENT ‘WELCOMED   Hope For New eternatinnnl Relations Hich

STALIN AVOWS HIS FAITH IN UNO ASSEMBLY   Optimism Follows Interview With Stalin By Associated Press Correspondent; Truman Was Never  Worried.   Replies To Three Questions ....  Stalin Declarations Are Seen As  Heartening Signs Of World Peace

MORE HOPEFUL ON ~ WORLD RELATIONS   New Envoy to Russig Arouses Optimism on In~ ternational Affairs   TOMOSCOW TOMORROW

 Capital Grows More Hopeful About Future  As Result Of Stalin’s Declaration On Peace

Stalin's Avowal Of Faith Brings Better Feeling  New Ambassador Goina to Moscow   Moscow Reports Are Directed Against Policies of British

More Hopeful Feeling Noted In Washington   Encouragement Felt As Smith Prepares To Leave for Soviet

MORE HOPEFUL INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS SEEN  l Man Smith. New   Gen. Smith, New U. S. Envoy, Set  Ene Maecow Trip

Stalin’s Words Renew Hope.  _ New, U. s “Envoy: Prepares: to Leave.‘ . For Moscow . -

Gilmore's Stalin Interview Renews  Capitol Hill Hope   Improved Foreign Relations Anticipted in National Capital

W: ashi ington Now Is Mor e Optimistic   Troman Says He Has Always Known How Stalin Felt; Smith  ‘ie Lowen Sunday

New US Ambassador Prepares to Leave for Russia; to Work for Understanding Between Nations

SOLONS TARE HOPE IN TALK OF RED CHIEF   View Future of International Relations More Optimistically as New Envoy Leaves for Soviet (Capital.

Hope Soars on World  Relations   New Ambassador Due to Leave for Russia; Stalin Talk Hailed

NEW AMERICAN ENVOY STARTS FOR MOSCOW   Senator Says Russia Must Prove Statement   U.S, PAPERS   Say Answer Is Reassuring: Strong Endorsement Of U. N. 0. Lauded

Hopes Rise For Better Relations   Stalin Interview Encourages Capitol Hill As New Envoy  Danortc far Mascaw

Better Foreign Relations With Kremlin Seen   Lawmakers Welcome Stalin’s Statement That No Nation. Seeking Another War

World Outlook Rosier Due To Stalin's Stand   Washington Is Hopeful About Future Interna@ tional Relations.

International Relations Seem Tased With Stalin’s Statement of Faith in UNC

. Feeling of Hope Pervades Capital As New Envoy Gets Ready To Go To Moscow

Stalin Talk Brings Capital Kncouragement   Many Have Doubt Now As to Whether Soviet Policy Will Back Up  Declarations of Faith

Hope Inspired By Statement Of Stalin   Avowal Of Faith In UNO Cheering To U. S. Officials

No Nation Seeks War He States   Trumar TPeclares He Had ...ways Known Wav the Russian Leader Felt   Reactions General Smith, New Envoy, Is ta Leave Tomorrow

 Russia’s Pledge In UNO En  couraging Prelude as New  U. S. Ambassador Is  }   Ready For Mission.   HOPE EXISTS THAT RUSSIA MEANS IT

Stalin’s Words Give World a Hopeful Qutlook   RUSSIAN LEADER'S AIMS AT PEACE EASES TENSION

Stalin Faith in UNO Brings Fresh Hopes   Capitol Hill Not Entirely Convinced Werds Mean Peace

(2-Mile Climb Is Made by New rocket in lest   United States Fires Modern Nazi V-2 Into Stratosphere

Rivers High At Pittsburgh   Level One Foot Below Flood Stage At the Point

EXTEND SEARCH FOR BANDIT TRIC   Guns Missing From Abandonec Police Cruiser

GOP PLATFORM CONVENTION — ~ OPENS SESSIONS TOMORROW   WERBERT TO ASK PLEDGE For REDUCTION OF SALES TAX AND FOR VOTE ON BONUS

Ohio Republicans Meet Tomorrow to Consider Platform: Taft to Speak

Horror Mystery In Pittsburgh   Four Human Hands Found Along Roadside Near Pittsburgh On Sundav

Molotov Charges Anglo-Saxon Bloc Seeks Control  Battle Over   Battle Over Two-Thirds Rule  Continues

BYRNES STAND DRAWS ATTACK FROM RUSSIA   Australia Continues Small-Nation Fight Against Big 4

MEAT ‘SCANDAL WORST IN SOUTH, SENATORS TOLD   Free-Lance Reporter in Pay of Meat Institute Gives vesults of Survey   MORE CURBS, SUBSIDIES  But Packers and Dairy Men Contend They Woi't Halt Black Marketeers

Meat Black Market In South Cited   Situation Called National Scandal By Newspaperman

Free Lance Newspaperman, Employed By Institute, Airs His Views   ‘Flacrant Case = Found In Alabama   Meat And Dairy Industries Voice Criticism Of Government Programs

NTOGK RITES AFTERNOON   aid to Rest In City Cemetery  Br Le Mars Wo.

FOUR ARSENIC BOTTLES FOUND UNDER BAKERY   2,000 German Prisoners of War Made IIl In American Camp Near Nuernberg.

Poison Is Found ~ In German Prisor   Officials See Plot Agains! Former Elite Guard

Nazi isoners isoned In  p Plot   y Officials Say ion Deliberate, Accidental in  ernberg Statement

Poisoning Of POW's Deliberate   Four Bottles of Arsenic Are Found Under Bakery Floor.

FIND EVIDENCE OF POISON PLOT AIMED AT PW’S   Bread Issued To Nazi Prisoners Painted With Arsenic, Probe Shows

Arsenic Bottles Found in Camp, Army Declares   Loaves of Bread Painted With Lethal Fluid, Officers Say

NAZI PRISONERS VICTIM OF PLOT   Evidence Indicates Deliberate, Play to  er hee»

POISONING OF NAZI PRISONERS “PLOT’   Officials Find Arsenic Under Cameo Bakery

2,000 OF GERMAN PRISONERS, MOSTLY HITER’S ELITE GUARDS VICTIMS IN ABSENIC DQOICGA DIA

2,000 II Of Arsenic  Poisoning   Lethal Pawder Put dat Bakery Supplying  Into [        wip

ARSENIC FOUND CN BREAD GIVEN ~ NAZI PRISONERS   Each Loaf Coated on Bottom at Camp Situated Near Nuernberg, Germany   NO ARRESTS THUS FAR   Two Empty Bottles of Poison Found in Bakery by Counter- Intelligence

Army Charges Poisoning  Of German PW’s Plotted   Four Full Bottles Of Arsenic Found Under Floor Of Bokery That Supplied Bread To Prison Camp; 2.283 Poisoned; Condition Of Many Serious

Solon Believes Time Not Ripe To Share Bomb   Texan Eulogizes Rep. Snyder For Part He Plaved

Solon Believes Time Not Ripe To Share Bomb  Texan Euloaizes   Texan Eulogizes Rep. Snyder For Part He Plaved

Sen. Wheeler Admits Defeat In Montana   Former Justice of Montana. High Court Leads Veteran Solon

Senator Quits as Rural} Area: Failed to Give Him Ballots; Loses in Butte

Wheeler's I nss [hird. Defeat Of ~~An Isolationist  Montaun Fails in~ Bid.  Record Vote Crst

Fist Violence Marks Walkout   AFL, CIO Crewmen Battle In Detroit

fache Auditorium An: nounces Three - Day Schedule For The Win: tar

BACHE THEATRE GOES ON THREE DAY SCHEDULE   Auditorium to Operate Saturday, Sunday, Monday Until April, Woodin Discloses

CHINESE STRAFE AMERICAN TEAM   Rescue Mission Hunts Survivors Downed In Jehot Province

Photographer Snaps Many Baby Pictures   8:00 P. M. Tomorrow Night the Deadline

Airline Pilots Threaten Strike  Notice Of Strike Is Sent To Board

PLANE PILOTS VOTE STRIKE   Threaten Walkout in Week Of April 21 Unless Pay Demands Are Met

Rock Island Railway Strike Is Threatened   Trainmen Vote To Start Walkout Tomorrow; May Be Deferred

Report Walkout Has Been Called For Next Monday   Truman Is Expected To Declare Emergency

Farm Equipment Workers Strike: Rail Tieup Loom:   1,200 Out at Allis-Chalmers; BRT May Quit Jobs On Rock Island

TWA Pilots Vote Strike Next Week   Albuquerque Flights Would Be Grounded

AGREEMENT IS LIKELY TODAY IN GM STRIKE   Mediator Is Confident Of Early Accord In Auto Dispute

Official Optimistic “Long Dispute May Be Settled Today; Bendix Dispute At. fects 12,000.

Pilots May Go Out On Strike   Initial Wage  Issue Affects Only I Line, but May Involve Others

Air Line Pilots Threaten Strike: Seek Wage Boost   Issue, Involving TWA Would Eventually Concern Other Carriers

AIRLINE PILOTS ARE DEMANDING PAY INCREASES   Want To Boost Annual Scale From $13,200 To $16,000; Strike Hinted

Strike Is Threatened by — Airline Pilots, Who Demand Maximum Pay Hike of $2,800

MORE STRIKES SLOW INDUSTRY      Farm Equipment Workers Leave Jobs; Railroaders Threaten To Strike

New Walkouts Threats Stir Labor Front   Montana Town Quie But Rail Workers Vote Strike

EXPECT RAIL STRIKE TO BE AVERTED   Look for —  Intervention By President

‘Airplane Pilots in Employ of TWA Vote to Strike in Wage Controversy

New Strike Hits Farm Equipment, Railway Menacet   American Workers Who Are Idle Placed at 651,000

Chalmers Workers  Walk Out   Trainmen ‘Threaten 10 Strike on Rock Island; Idle Nas at 620 AND

Housing Proposals May Fare Better in Senate’s Decisions   President’s Bob - Tailed / *- - Desain Some vo “Tas Lost

0  BELIEVE SENATE MAY ‘REBUILD’ HOUSING BILL   House Approves Modified Version of Measure by 357 to 24 Vote

HOUSING BILL MODIFIED IN HOUSE; MOVES TO SENATE   Barkley Says They May Pass Bill With Long  Range Program

Housing Bill Up In Senate   Senators May Put Some of Provisions Cut By House Back

Housing Measure  May Be Revamped   Senate Democrats Give Bill Chance to Regain Ground Lost in House

HOMES ACT MAY REGAIN GROUND   Legislation May Develop _ Long-Range Program —

FEELS SPECIAL MEETING WON'T BE NECESSARY   Governor Says If Action Is Taken, Legislature Will Be July 29, 30, 31

Tells Belief in Letter Sent to lowa Legislators   Says Action Will Depend On What Congress Does About OPA Before Adjournment

Rent Session Seen Unlikely By Gov. Blue   State Executive Give: Views in Letters to Legislators

Drastic Legal Step Taken In Federal Court   Action Places United ~ Mine Worker Chief In  Danaer at _lail

Toll Taken ByExplosion   ‘Weather Blamed for Cairo Star Wreck; 19 Injured in Michigan Mishap

Eleven Others Injured In Forced Landing Within Sight Of Airport   Cause Of Trouble Not Determined   Transocean Airliner Comes Down On MarshylIsle,Making Rescue Difficult

Texarkana Mayor Says Aldermen Accepted Bribes  Admits Accepting Bribe to ‘Trap’ Others Involved

HALL LOOKS LIKE NURSERY AS MANY CHILDREN REPORT TO ‘HAVE PICTURES TAKEN

St. Paul School Like Nursery When _ Children’s Picture Taking Starts

BRITISH LOAN DELAY PREDICTED   Senate. May Table Matter For Local Issues

Senate May Delay OK of British Loan   Prospect for Early Vote on Proposed Trade Agreement Fading in Face of Opposition

Senate Defers British Loan; Apathy Grows   Shelving Likely— Brewster Charges Pouhle Deal

GOP PROMISES TAX REDUCTION   One Of First Results 0 Political Shift May Be Tax Cut, OPA Ouster

VETO 1S WEAPON LEFT 10 TRUMAR   But Republicans Will Try to Cut Taxes, End His Wartime Powers

REPUBLICANS ARE COMMITTED TO A HOUSE CLEANING   Death of OPA and War  Emergency Act Among  Reforms.

War Emergency Powers Slated To Die Quickly   Republicans to Seek Early Burial of OPA; Tax Cuts Favored

‘Wants fo Know TEBiN Can Halt Inflation  _ If Vote Should Come _ There Would Be No Hone for Control

Officials Believe Truman Will Sign Compromise If Congress Approves

Truman Studies  New OPA Bill   Compromise Draft Is Before Congress For Approval

Truman Has OPA Bill Analyzed   Barkley Says He ‘Hopes’ President Will Sign  Compromise Measure

Truman Has Revised OPA Under Study  Signature Depends   Signature Depends On Aides’ Report; Barkley Hopeful

Legislators Are Urging Approval   Congressional ‘Big Four’ Visits Chief Executive

BARKLEY HOPES PRESIDENT WILL SIGN MEASURE   Veto Would Mean. No Price Bill at This Seasion

Truman Has Revised OPA Predigested   Signature May Depend on Summary Of It Effects

Truman : OPA Bill Before Announcing Stand   Tells Leaders He Is Having Proposal Studied Before Getting It   SENATE AND HOUSE STILL MUST CONCUR   Even Those Who Wrote Measure Are Not Sure of All Its Meanings

BARKLEY HOPES FOR TRUMAN'S OPA APPROVAL   President Tells Big 4 of Cong-2ss That Bill Is Now Being Analvzed

TRUMAN STUDIES, MAY SIGN COMPROMISE OPA BILL TO PREVENT INFLATION

High Officials Predict Truman Will Sign Bill   May Take Other Steps To Hold Down Prices

‘Big Four’ Urge Chief’ s Approval of Revised OPA   Final Possage Still Not Assured, Some Leaders Feel

Truman Wants to Know if Measure Should he Signed; Summons ‘Big Four’ for Opinions.   TERMS OF ACT ARE OUTLINED

TRUMAN ASKS FOR ANALY la (OF SPA RAF   Barkley Hopeful Compromise to Be Signed; Needs Congress’ OK.

400 Inmates Seize Camp  At Aldershot   Soldiers Stage Riot In British Military Prison

Riot Of Soldier-Prisoners At  British Detention Camp Ends   Glass Shattered, Furniture Burned and Building Wrecked as 400 Prisoners Riot at Aldershot Detention Camp

Mutiny Quelled at British Military Prison  Prisoners Held Control of Camp for While

Russia Rejects Aussie Plan for Atomic Contro!]   Red Again Refuses To Surrender Veto Right on Atom Issue:

Russia Rejects Proposal for  Atomic Contro!   Soviet Union Also Refuses Again to Surrender Veto Right

VET SLAIN; GIRL RAPED   Unidentified Man Involved in Murder, ‘Attack in Jilinois

Rep. Curley Gets Prison And Fine   Must Serve From 6 Months To Year And Half, Pay $1,000 In Mail Fraud

‘Congressman Curley Given - ' Jail Sentence and Fined   Representative Who Alsols Roston Mayor Makes Tearful Plea As to Inmocence Just Before Being Giv- , en Six to Kighlteen Mouths for Maii Fraud;  - Judge Hopes Appeal Will Be Taken

Smith And Fuller Also Sentenced In Federal Court   Mayor In Tearful Plea: Judge Says Erankly He Wants Appeal In Case

CURLEY GUILTY IN MAILS CASE   Court Sentences Representative to Minimum Term of Six Months

Rep. Curley Gets Prison Sentence   Boston Political Chief Also Fined for Fraud

Rep. Curley Gets Jail Term-Fine   Boston Mayor Found Guilty In Fraud Case

CURLEY GETS PRISON, FINE FOR MAIL FRAUD   Two Others Also Sentencec in War Contracts Case

JAIL SENTENCE TO JIM CURLEY   Boston’s Mayor Given Six Months to Year and Half For. Fraud

PRISON SENTENCE -1S GIVEN CURLEY   BOSTON MAYOR GETS SIX MONTHS TO YEAR AND A HALF FOR MAIL FRAUD.

Mail Fraud Charge Brings Curley Sentence and Fine  Boston Mayor Orderec To Pay $1,000, Serve Prison Term

MAYOR OF BOSTON GETS JAIL TERM   ALSO FINED $1000 ON FRAUD CHARGE; APPEAL PLANNED

REP. CURLEY SENTENCED FOR FRAUD   Given Prison Term And Fined $1,000

Pearl Harbor Rap Was Unnecessary   Curley Sentenced Despite His Tearful Plea To Judge

Mayor Plans To Appeal Judge's Verdic In Tears As He  Pleaade Innocence

Curley Draws  Jail Sentence   Mail Fraud Conviction Also Brings Big Fine

Solon Sentenced To Prison Term For Mail Fraud   Rep. Curley, 71, Gets Big Fine Also

CURLEY GIVEN PRISON TERM   Mayor of Boston Sentenced On Charges of Fraud

TT  BOSTON MAYOR GETS JAIL TERM   Also Draws Heavy Fine for Using Mails for Fraud

Gum GETS JAIL - SENTENCE, FINE   Boston Mayor and Associ otes To Anneat

Rep. J. M. Curley Sentenced Today   Must Serve From Six Months to a Year and Six Months For Mail Fraud. —

Rep. Curley Sentenced  Tn Mail Case   Veteran Politician Makes Tearful Plea Refore Verdict Read

Vanguard of Squatters Quit London Apartments   Small Army of Homeless Which Seized Houses To March Out With Bands on Friday

Government Agencies Hack Away at Wage-Price-Controls; Republicans Fling Blame for Crisis Back at Pres. Truman  Deputy OPA ‘Chief Says Removal of  Ceilings, from Several Non-Essential > Peo ne VATS H KE CARARlaAtad ku NlaAwvoarmbar

Reece Rebukes Truman Charges   U. S. Acts to Flow Meat to Markets

MEXICO WILL SELL CATTLE IN COUNTRY TO MEET SHORTAGE   Politicians Kick Order By Truman Around at Capital Today; Curb on Prices to Be Lifted.   G. O. P. CHAIRMAN ATTACKS TRUMAN

CUT MORE OPA CONTROL, BLAME FLUNG AT DEMOS   Bureaucratic Control Is Hit By Sharp Accusations From Republicans

GOP in Sarcastic Repiy to Truman   National Chairman Says Democrats Caused Meat Crisis

Speed Action On Decontrol   More Items To Come Off OPA List By November First

REECE SAYS GOP NOT TO BLAME FOR MEAT LACK   Reminds Truman of Democratic Control _ of Congress

Reece Denies Truman Charge On Meat Crisis   Govt. Agencies Hack Away at Wartime Controls

GOP Chairman Again Reminds Truman That Bourbons in Control, Cannot Rlame Republican:

FEDERAL AGENCIES SPEED ACTION 10 BANISH CONTROLS   Reece Reminds President Democols Passed Price Measure

QUARANTINE ON MEXICAN BEEF LIFTED   Other Developments Indicate More Meat In Two Weeks

TRUMAN BLAMED. BY REPUBLICANS    Reece © Antwefs President; Mexican Cattle Freed, Meat Increase Seen 

GOP REPLIES TO TRUMAN SPEECH   REECE BLAMES THE PRESIDENT FOR EVERYTHING

GOP Blames Dems For Meat Crisis   Agencies Move To Lift Remaining Wage And Price Ceilings At Early Date.

Meat Industry Pins Hope on Decontro! Board   Anderson Says Livestock Still In Short Supply

ANDERSON REFUSES 10 LIFT  GEILINGS ON MEAT PRICES   AGRICULTURE SECRETARY IN_CLUDES_CATTLE. SHEEP AND HOGS ON NEW SCARC ITY List

MEAT RETAINED ON CEILING LIST   Anderson Stand Turns Hope of Packers to Decontrol Board

Ath Republic Functions In  France Today   Finds: Nation In Perilou: . Kinancial State and Pillars of Empire Tottering   re Destroys Paintings

Aim To Curb Black Market  May Halt Import Of Cigarettes By Yanks

Ponder Embargo On Cigarets To Yanks In Reich   May Ban Private Importations In Move To Nip Rlack Market.

AMG to Crack  Down on Fags   German Black Market On Cigarettes Hurts Economy of Nation

Army Considers  Cigarette Ban German Black Marke! Functions On Tobaccc

Move To Take Germany Off ‘Fag’ Standard   U.S. Studies Cigaret Ban To Halt Ruinous Black Market System

PLANE. FREED BY YUGOSLAV   AMERICAN EMBASSY GETS RESPONSE TO ULTIMATUM

Question Of Fascist Money ....  H. G. Wells Hints That England’s Royal Family Is Involved In Scandal

—AUTHOR INVOLVES MONARCHY IN FASCIST PAYMENTS—  Wells Links British Rulers to Mosley

Royal Family rad Fascist,” 7  Wells Charges   Author’s Article Seeks “Exile OF English King; No Immediate Protest.

Tran Presses For Hearing  Before UNO   Iranian Letter States Presence of Russians Has Intensified Grave Conditions in Country

lran Opposes Any Delay For Hearing   Country Is Aligned With U. S. at Council Meeting

ran Asking UNO ‘Not To Delay Council Meeting      Early Negotiations Have Failed

lran Joins U. S. To Stop Delay OF UNO Meet   Action Now Will Complicate Matter Red Ambassador Gromyko States

IRAN REQUESTS PROMPT ACTION ON UNO APPEAL  FOLLOWS AMERICAN  MOVE IN BLOCKING NCl AY RY BIICCIA

Iran Opposes Any Delay in UNO Meeting   Jéins With VU. S. In Turning Down Request Made By Russia

Iran Claims Delay Would Cause Harm   Asks UNO to Reject Request of Russia for Later Openina

Tran Opposes Delay on Plea   Postponement Would Result in Increased '  Harm to Iran

IRAN ALIGNED WITH U. 8. ON UNO PROPOSAL   Russian Delay Request Would Harm Nation, Says Ambassador

IRAN WITH U.S, IN APPEAL FOR UNO'S SESSION   Moscow's Effort To Dela Security Council Meet Faces New Opposition

lran Joins With U. $. for Action On Her Problem  Russia Would Delay 4INT Adwat 14 Dave

‘Iran Asks UNO to Reject Soviet Bid For Postponement   Nation Formally Aligns Hself with U.S. in Opposing  Derrcelan Daniiach

Contend Harm Would Result . .. .  Iran Joins The U.S. In Opposing Russian Plan To Delay Council Meet

IRAN JOINS U.S TO BLOCK REDS ON UND DELAY   Sends Protest on Postponement; U.S, Presses for Meeting

IRAN ASKS UNO TO REJECT REDS’ DELAY REQUEST   Joins U. S$. in Opposing Latest Move by Soviet Nation

Iran Aligns Itself With U.S. In Opposing Russ Delay For Council Parley

IRAN OPPOSES ANY DELAY IN CONFERENCE   Postponement Would Re. sult In Increased Harm To Interests of Country, Ambassador Says

RAN FROWNS ON DELAY IN U.N. 0. MEET   Nation Aligns Itself With the U.S. in Opposing Soviet Request That the Session Be Delaved lt Daves.

IRAN ASKS UNO TO REJECT RED BID FOR: DELAY   Would Result In. Harm To  Interests Of Country, Ambassador Says

Iranians Ask UNO To Reject Russian Wish      Russia Wants Delay In Opening Of Security Council Meeting.   OPENS NEXT WEEK

IRAN ALIGNS ~ TTSELF WITH THE UNITED STATES   Opposes Soviet Request That the UNO Meeting Be Postponed.   WILL BE HELD MONDAY      Would Result In Increased Harm to Iran Hussein Ala, Said.

Iran Asks UNO To Reject Red Delay Request   Nation Aligned with U.S.. In Protesting Presence Soviet Troops

lran Stands With U.S. For UN Meeting   Official Says Negotiations With Russia Have Failed, Conditions Worsen

Delay of UNO Meet Opposed   lran Aligns Self With United States In Opposing Delay

lran Joins U.S. Agains Postponing UNO Actior   Russian Request For Further Delay Will Be Overruled; Senator Pepper Defends Soviet, Pleads For Amity

Iran Sides With U.S. in Move To Get UNO To Mee   Opposes Soviet Union Request To Delay The Conference 16 Days

fran Asks UNO to Reject Russians’ Request for Delay   Says Postponement of the _ Hearing Would Harm   Jranian Interests

Iran Against UNO Delay,  Letter Says   Lines Up With U. S. Tn Opnosing Mave  By Soviet Russia To Hold OF Conference

lran Formally Aligns With U. S.   Both Oppose UNO Meet Postponement

Othman Shuns Truman Talk, Strikes—  ‘Tells About Goerings Teeth   Writer Claims Hermann Was Sabotaaed

Othman Presents’ Facts of Hermann’s Dentures!  Goering’s Dentist Sabotaged Him

Hope To Avoic Mine Strike  Diminishes   Operators Search For Common Ground  To Meet Miners Welfare Demands.’

Operators Are Not Optimistic At Prospects   Strike Is Called Beginning April 1st

UMW, OPERATORS ARE FAR APART IN NEGOTIATIONS      Bargaining Sessions In Recess Until Monday—Little Progress Made

Truman Rebukes Gls Demonstratin: For Karly Return   Says Army And Navy Doing Best They Can

Truman Defend: Policies on Troop Releases  Asserts Program Moving TwTe ati 3Te.e elt rom  i    Asserts Program Moving  With All Possible Speed

No Surprises Were  Furnished by Atom  Bomb Blast—Pope UP Writer Surveys  Results of First —- Teete Sunday

TYPHOON CROSSING LUZON   Lumber-Laden Schooner Founders In Manila Bay

Typhoon Hits,  hilippines      H urricarie ; Sweeps Acrass Northern Luson as Manila Bay. Has 3%:Fact' Waves -

TYPHOON OVER LUZON   Winds of Hurricane Force Between Luzon and Formosa

Typhoon Heads  Toward Luzon   Winds Of ‘Full Hurricane Force’ Prevail In Pacific Straits.

Manila Bay Has 35-Foot Waves; Property Damage From Tidal Waves Esti  mated At SL0,.000,000

Daily Washington Merrve Go -Round   REW PEARSON SAYS: : 3 eo JOHN L, LEWIS IS MRS. McCLEAN'S DINNER. GUEST; U. ‘S$. DIPLOMAT HAS SECRET TALK WITH -COLONEL PERmat, Pemre CAVE RPEPNRLICAN ELECTION HEADACHES

Attempt to Scuttle Troop Inventory Is  Charged by Russia   Molotov Hurls Accusation at Britain Anc Rejects Proposal to Combine Troop Census With Plan to Limit Arms

Molotov Calls Fo Count Of Troops  Says Britain Trying To Block Proposal

Molotov Blasts Britain Over   Troop Census   Proposal to Combine Inventory with Arms Limitation Is Rejected

U.S., Britain Flayed by Molotov   Sees Attempts to Scuttle Troop Inventories

Soviet Pushes — Troop Census To Ease World   Molotev Rejects Proposal To Combine Report With Arme Tale

UN INVENTORY SCUTTLING IS   Attack Upon Allies Is Renewed By Molotov

MOLOTOV LEVELS CRITICISM AT GREAT BRITAIN   Says British Are Trying To Scuttle Inventory Of  Troops   SOVIET STATEMENT PUZZLES DELEGATES

MOLOTOV CALLS FOR IMMEDIATE SOLDIER CENSUS   Declares Disclosure of Arined Strength of Nations Would Relieve Present World Anxiety.   SAYS BRITAIN SEEKS TO SCUTTLE PROPOSAL   Rejects England’s Suggestion to Combine Inventory With Discussion of Arms Limitation.

Molotov Says British Block Troop Count   Renews Attack on U. S.. And United Kingdom Qn Matter of Troops

U.N. Baitles Over Troop inventories   Russia Accuses Britain of Trying to Scuttle  Ceunt

Russians Want no Con sideration of -Disarm ament in Connectioi With Troop Inventory He Savs.

U. N. BATTLES OVER FOREIGN TROOP ARRAYS   Mclotov Accuses British Of Plan To Scuttle  Inventory

Britain Accused Of Trying To Head Off Troop Census   Molotov Rejects Proposal To Combine Inventory, Disarmament

Negroes Executed For Murdering Man   Two Youths Die in the Electric Chair on Friday Morning

Additional Labor Measures Reported Out Of Question; Action On Bill Postponed

Labor Bills Are “D ea dq”   Backers Give Up Hope  Action This Year; Ask President Study _ Long-Term Legislation

Laber Law Backers Abandon Hope Of Action This Year; Long-Range Study Proposed   Murray Wants Presidential Commission To Make Probe Of Possible New Laws

Labor Law Backers Drop Hone of Action   Morse Urges Long-Range Study of Presidential Body Rather Than Congress

Labor Measures Dead For Session   Rules Committee Holds Up Any Action

BILLS TO CURB LABOR KAYOED   No New Legislation Sighted This Year—Presidential Setup Proposed

No Action on Labor Laws at This Session   Long-Range Study by Presidential Board Uraed by.Sen. Morse

BUDENZ NAMES RED DIRECTOR   Daily Worker Denies Eisle In Charge Of Communist Activities In U. S.

ALLEGED CHIEF OF COMMUNISTS IN ULS, HALTED   Sailing Permit for Eisler and Wife Canceled, Says N.Y. Daily Worker   REDS RIDICULE CHARGE   But Former Editor of Party Organ Says He Will Submit Evidence

REDS SCOFF AT BUDENZ STORY   DENY EISLER IS TOP COMMUNIST IN THE U. S.

Solvency Big Issue, Martin   Mount Alto Only Half Full, Guffey Charges  In Statement

MARTIN CALLS FOR SOLVENCY      End of Deficit Financing, Ouster of Subversives Urged by Governor

Davis Says Only AngloU. S. Unity Can Stop Imperial Aims   FEARS WALLACE LEAD.

FAILURE TO CHECK RUSSIA A TRAGEDY   Davis Says Only Anglo U. S. Unity Can Stop Imperial Aims

* Recovered From Surprise of U. 5. Newsmen’s - Visit. Russia Bars Door Into Manchuria

News Coup Befuddles Russians   Too Surprised to Halt Allied Newsmen Roamng Manchuria; Close Door After Sfory Out

Behe be Lt a ee eee awe Ce eee nce enn na a eam  Russians ‘Frozen Surprise’ At Uninvited Press Roaming Manchuria

Soviets, ‘ “Frozen By Surprise’ At Entry Of Newsmen Into Touchy... Manchurian Areas, Bar. The Door .

NOW ENCy LOCK Be Vuwr  Russians Surprised By Uninvited - Foreign Newsmen In Manchuria

SCRIBES’ VISIT FREEZES REDS   Quick Trip To Mukden Surprises Soviets

Russians ‘Frozen By Surprise At Newsmen’'s  Invasion Of Manchuria, Belatedly Bar Door

Russians Hurry Uninvited Foreign Newsmen Out of Manchuria—Hurriedly Bar the Door

JAP GIO CALLS OCT. 15 STRIKE   Aimed at Yoshida Regime and to Extend Paper Walkout

JAPAN'S U0 CALLS GENERAL STRIKE OUT. 13   Police Order Strikers Out Of Radio Building

GENERAL STRIKE IS CALLED. BY THE ClO UNION OF JAPS   WALKOUT SET FOR OCTQRER 45 AS_.DEMONSTRATION — AGAINST THE PRESENT LEADERS ‘OF GovERNMENT,

State’s 83-Year-Old Governor Declares His Health Is Good; Plans ‘No Aggressive Campaign

Much Interest In District Battles For Congressmer   Contests In Sixth and Fifth Were Filled with Charges and Counter Charges

Drug Firms Get Biggest Tax Refunds   Taxpayers Will Receive Over $1,000,000.000

U. S. Approves  Loan To Paris   France Agrees to Free Trade Policies As Vital Election Date Nears

SENATE IS AROUSED BY. GL PROTESTS   Qne Senator Asks “An Accounting by - Gen, Eisenhower

bl PROTEaT a aT FUROR IN CONGRESS   Want Eisenhower to Reveal Army’s Policies on Demohbilization.

‘Will Conduct Public Probe ‘Of Situation   Claim U, S. Prestige Being Hurt by Riots In Overseas Spots

Asks Army To Explain  Its Policies   Colorado's Johnson Says Demonstration Are Near Mutiny

Solon Demand: An Immediate Investigation  Of Discharges   Rioting GI’s Said Near Mutiny Staze

Sen. Johnson To Head Probe Of ‘Slowdown’   Army's Demobilization Policy May Be Aired Again In Congress

Johnson Demands Full Accounting of Discharge Policy   Would Call Eisenhower Before Com_ mittee For Explanation of Army’s ~ Demobilization Program

Demobilization Controversy To Be Investigated   Senate Subcommittee To Study Situation As Protests Continue

GI Displays ‘Near Mutiny’  a : Says Senator   Johnson Of Colorado Demands Demobilization Aecounting By Eisenhower

Muzzling of Army Paper Is Charged   Senate Subcommittee Set up to.Probe GI‘s Complaints

Solons Call Eisenhower in  Soldier Probe   Colorado Senator Says Actions of GIs Border On Mutiny

DISCHARGE OF SERVICE MEN TO BE PROBED   Demobilization Scheme to Be Taken Up With Gen. Eisenhower.

ARMY 10) MAP NEW PROGRAM FOR RELEASES   Meanwhile Eisenhower Calls . for Return Home of All Who Can Be Spared   JOHNSON WANTS REPORT   we OEE  Colorado Senator Demands General Be Summoner for Testimony

University Professor Tries to Promote Harmony Between Educators, Newspapermen

Cigaret Money ‘Is GI Fortune ‘In Rhineland   Influence Of Inflation And De pressed Mark Told By UP Writer

BARTER BECOMES BIG BUSINESS IN BERLIN; ; TOBACCO IS LUXURY AND EXCHANGE MEDIUM

92 ARE DROPPED IN WAA SHIFTS   Dismissals Include Director. Washington Employes

52 HEADS FALL IN WAA SHAKEUP   DIRECTOR ORDERS DRASTIC CHANGES OF ONE DIVISION

Surplus Agency Reorganized  Under Attack   Radio and Radar Disposal Personnel Dismissed

Members of Congress Have Been Critical of Failure to Get Surplus Radio Equipment Into Hands of Veterans and Small Business— Chaos Continues to Prevail Thruout China

52 Fired In Surplus Sales Office Shake-Up   Drastic Changes In Radio Division Are Ordered; Director  Resiqns His Post

Wholesale Shake-Up In WAA Division      52 Consultants Dismissed; Criticized for Failure to Aid Veterans

Drastic Change Is Ordered in Surplus Staff   Paid Consultants Of WAA Division Given Dismissal

GROMYKO FIRES NEW BLAST AT ATOMIC PLANS      Russian Delegate Charges American Program Is Charter Violation

Qutlawing Bomb Is Also Urged On Security Council   Creation Of Powerful And Single Internationa] Control Body Over Atom Energy Proposed   GIVE CONCLUSIONS OF LENGTHY STUDY

Fear-Gripped City Seeking Phantom Killer   Six Murders Are Blamed On Slayer

Blonde Detained As Kidnap Case Witness   Attractive Girl Forced tc Drive at Gunpoint from Texas

Army Plane Crash Injures Eleven  Survivors Stranded on Alpine Plateau

CENSORSHIP, PREVENTS, FULL DETAILS OF FIGHTING DURING ATTEMPTED REVOLT

Report Hundred ‘Killed In Clash   Outbreak Occurs In Capital City Of Bolivia Says Northern Chile Report

MURDEN iS EVACUATED BY RUSSIANS   Chinese Communist Nationalist Armies Race For Control

Seize Coal Mines la Manchuria   Nationalists Reported » Winning Over Control “of Town of Mukden

Nationalists ~ in Control, ~~ Reds Near   Russian Withdrawal Brings Scramble for Dominence

Chinese Communists Race For Occupation of Mukden   Withdrawal of Russians Raises Prospects Nt New Civil War in Manchuria

Chinese Reds Are Holding Fushun as Soviet Withdraws   Pravda Blasts Speech by Churchill

RUSSIANS PULL OUT OF MUKDEN   NATIONALISTS AND  . REDS RACE  FOR CITY

Street righting Is Reported in Manchurian City   Russian Troops Are Withdrawing From Section, Is Claim

Chiang’s Army Is Said To Be Inside Mukden      Nationalists. Chine s e Reds Rivals For City As Russians Depart

Moves New Forces Into Manehuria   Marshall Confers With MacArthur: Russians Pull Out

CHINESE RACE TO WIN CONTROL IN MANCHURIE   Communist Forces Said to Occupy Fushun Following Soviet Withdrawal   NATIONALISTS PRESS ON   Chiang’s Men Reach Mukden and Take Strategic Points in and About City

CHINESE REDS MOVE IN AREA LEFT BY RUS   Reported to Be in Fushun as Nationalists Occupy Mukden Heights.

Marshall to Confer with Gen. MacArthur   Seeks Officers to Oversee Cease-Fire Orders in Manchuria

Nationalists Gain Control  OverMukden   Chinese Communists Fanning Out East Of City In Wake Of Soviets /

Rival Chinese Fight for Grip On Manchuria   Chiang’s Men Enter Mukden Following Russian Withdrawal

CHIANG, RED FORCES RACE TO MANCHURIA   As Russian Army ‘Withdraws

FUCHUN MINES AND CITY HELD BY CHINA REDS   Russian Troops Quit Mukden; Nationalist Forces Occupy City

SINGLE SCHOOL IN FLINT QPEN   Board Will Make No Fur ther Effort To Keep Classes Running

Restaurant Situation Is Quiet Today   Closings Postponed to Await Conference Thursday  at Washington

SAYS CAPITALISM STILL BEST HOPE AGAINST POVERTY   Head of CED Asseris U. S. Can Set World Pattern by High Standards   FAVORS TAX REVISIONS   Hoffman Also Sees Need of Better Federal Timing for Publie Warks

ee i ee ge ee  TRUMAN BACKS PAULEY CHOICE   Republicans Attac]l RFC Nomination

Record Vote In Virginia Is Forecast   Byrd, Hutchinson’ Race Hilts Climax In Todavy’s Primary

CONGRESSMEN OFF TO CHINA   Other Far Eastern Areas To Be Probed by 8 Solons, Including Rizley

INDUSTRY MEMBER NOT WITHDRAWING HIS RESIGNATION   Claims Wage Stabilization Board Waiting to See What Pre sident Means

Industry WSB Members May Stay On Board   Members Wait To See What Truman Plans To Do About Wage Controls

Solons Balk Testimony At Hearing   Senator Tobey Tries To Read Message On Campaign Funds

Tobey’s §. Stor vy Is Barred : at Pauley Hearins      Senate .Committee ‘Refuses Evidence. On: Party: Funds:

Sen. Tobey’s Testimony  Is Cut Off   Naval Committee Action Bars Attempt to .Read  . Telegram Said to Bear On Pauley Tnauiry

Pauley Denies Officials Share Oil Interests   Possible Investment By Hannegan Never Materialized, Says  Nominee For O/fice

HOT FIGHT CONTINUE ON PAULEY: MEMBER COMMITTEE CUT OFF   - SENATE GROUP STOPS _ READING OF MESSAGE “FROM AIRLINES BOSS

Campaign Func Ethics Viewed By Commiffee Tobey’s Attempt To Read Message Abruptly Halted

TOBEY TESTIFIES: Senate Committee  Refuses to Let  “Wire Be Read  Airlines President's: ; Message Said Pertains  we be Tt abi ne

Tobey Blocked  As Witness In  Pauley Inquiry No Stock Is Held By U. S. Officials

Attempt To Read Wire Disallowed   Naval Committee Cuts Off Sen, Tobey’s Wire Pertaining To Funds _For Campaign

Pauley Denies Soliciting Atrlina (4 ch ALLEN LGD!  Chai of Probe ‘Gags! 1 AHamp to Sustain Accusation

Tobey’s Attempt  To Testify at  Hearing Stopped Walsh Balks Plan to Read  Telegram from Executive on Camnaion Solicitations

Committee Bans Wire Evidence in Pauley Row  Declines To Permit Telearam Being Read

Noe Shar. e Oi IStock--Pa uley   Telis Senate Group He Once Discussed Possible Investment With Post- master General

New County Gov't. Plan Explained to Mexia Jaycee Club.   East ‘Texas C:.6f C. . Official Tells of © “Home Rule” Plan

Pays Judgment For . Selling Machinery At. Ahave Ceiling Price ..

EGYPTIAN POLICE FIRE ON STUDENTS   Anti-Government Disturbances Continue in Cairo

66 NEW POLIO CASES   Lacks Only Two of Reachin~ Total. of Week Before; Five Deaths

GOPs, Demos Laud Firing of Sec. Wallace   Left Wing Elements, However, See Action as Blow to Peace

BOTH DEMOCRATS, G0. P. APPLAUD WALLACE OUSTER   Chief Complaint Made by Party Members Is That Truman Did Not Fire Him Sooner.   ICKES CRITICIZES PRESIDENT FOR ACTION   Citizens’ Political Action Committee Calls Dismissal « “Blow to Progressive Forces.”

oR, WALLACE  {oe 2%   Foes in Party Join GOP in Applause; No Request by Byrnes

BUS PLUNGES OFF MOUNTAIN HIGHWA\   Casualties Reported in Acelden Near Seattle, but Number Remains Uncertain.

NEWSPRINT GOES UP $10 A TON   OPA Hikes Ceiling  far Manufacturers

_Vote To Strike  ’ After Government Makes Possible Increased Pay For Rival Union Men on West Coas

Mackensie’s Column.  Switzerland Has. Many Asset: To Aid In Postwar Comeback

GENUINE DEMOCRACY WITH ABSENCE OF BLACK MARKETS REWARDS SWISS PEOPLE WITH ECONOMIC STABILITY

‘Switzerland: Economy Is.                   ing, Betausé SwiizerJand Ie IniCenter Of Continental € hia;o s Produced By Hitler. an Conflie® °°...

EET Ce  2howered Friends With Gifts ne ED Gr tts  ‘Woman Accused Of Taking $149,523 Within 15 Years

 Showered Friends With Gifts ees Sh Gifts  Woman Accused Of Taking  $149,523 Within 15 Years

AFL Favors Baruch’s Plan   Labor Federation Urge: Atomic Enerev Control

Baldwin Will Enter Gubernatorial Race      Representative Makes Attack On Committies Of CIO

REP. BALDWIN IS CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR   Congressman, In Bitter Attack On CIO, Enters  Democratic Primary   FAVORS REVISION OF MARYLAND TAX LAWS

PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL OPEN TUES   Small Enrollment Increase  Indicated In Public . School-

Preliminaries For New School Season  Finished This Week  _. Many Students Are Registered For First

Preliminaries For New School Seasor  F inished This Weel  . Many Students Are Registered For First : Time: This Veay ~:

UNRRA Engineer! Held Prisoner By Yugoslavs   Robert Burnup, Missourian, Is Released to Leave Country

AGENCY REVAMPING=ES UNDER WAY IN THIRTEEN LITTLE YA°S, WASHINGTON

“.  —OHIO— Many Will Be Idled By Long Strike  6 Hamilton Gets Gannly OF Coal

Unemployment in  N ation Increases. Strike Effects Are Widespread

ONE GUEST DIES IN HOTEL BLAZE   Six Other Persons injured In Chicago Fire

YOUTHS ADMIT TRY TO COLLECT DEGNAN RANSOM   No Confessions Made; Knowledge of Kidnatins Deénied

Hold Two Who Admit Degnan Ransom Calls   , Police Say One Youth Denies Kidnaping But  Names Perpetrators

INDICATIONS POINT TO EARLY SOLUTION OF MYSTERY IN MURDER OF - . YOUNG GIRL -

PAIR CONFESSES MAKING EFFORT TO GET RANSOM   Police Check Fingerprints,  Writing of New Suspects  In Degnan Case

FATE OF MEAT PRICE CONTROL DRAWS DEBATI   Cattlemen, _ Packers Urge Abolition Of Ceilings

Phone Strike Threat Grows   Wednesday Stoppage Seen, Parleys Failed

Nationwide Telephone Strike Seen      Two-Way Thieat Hangs Over Nation

elephone ie-up May it Nation   trike of 17,000 in Electrie Line Is Still Deadlocked =,   Sympathy Move   Breakdown of Phone Communications Is Set for Tomorrow

ST. JOSEPH JR CR BANQUET HELD   List of N. W. Iowa Star” Carried Out in Blue and Silver

 This Form of Education Has  drawn in Central Bucks  2 MORE DROP PLANS

Vocational Education Practically Disappeared This Year In High Schools

Truman Calls On Americans To Share Foo:   President Says World Needs to Continue for Many Months

Truman Says Food Will Remain Short Long Time   President Calls On Nation Ts Continue Effor At Saving Flour And Bread And Sharing Foodstuffs With Famine-Stricken

Truman Cites :  Need’ For F ood  ; “Urges: ‘Continued. Poor? Ta Coptapen

FOOD PINCHING MAY CONTINUE MANY MONTHS   PRESIDENT URGES NATION TO KEEP SAVING FLOUR

Pee es eee, oe ee ee eee re  Grain Shipments Abroad Reporter  Truman Reports At News Conference

SOVIET IN.A.WAR OF NERVES AGAINST UNITED STATES   This Statement Was Made Today By L. F. Budenz, Former Communist Leader.   HE GAVE TESTIMONY   Testified In a Hearing Before the House Committee.

ee a a neat  “iss ‘War of Nerves’ Could lead to F ighting, Budenz Says

RUSSIAN AGENTS ACTIVE IN U.S.A,   Secret Police Operating To Belitthe America, Says ExCommunist

WRITER SAYS RED SECRET POLICE ACTIVE   * Communist Editor : Believes This > Country Is Infested

TOUNDERMINE U.S.   Says Kremlin Plots to Estab lish Dictatorship Throughout Werld

Louis F, Budenz Tells Committee Such Tactics Could Lend to Military Conflict

Committee Told Of Red Plot On U.S,   Ex-Communist Tells Of Russian Police Activity in Nation

SOVIETS CONDUCT 'US., PROBERS HEAR  Hi   Could Lead to Military Conflict, Cormmittee Told By Former Communist Editor

‘Former Communist Says Soviet Government i\Would Undermine U. S.

' —HEARING— May Lead To Conflict Probers  Are Told —   TESTIFIES IN HOUSE INQUIRY

Truman Sends Note To Atlee   Urges That Immigration Of Jews Into Palestine ‘‘ Begin At Once”’

VALUE SET AT "THOUSANDS OF POUNDS”   Part of Million Dollar Collection Given by Duke of Windsor

IS THIS TEXAS’ ANSWER?”  Vel Who Fought To Save Men - OF 36th Snubbed By Texans

Wallace Will Stay Out OF Fall Campaign   May Take Stump Against Foreign Policy, However

Not To Take Active Part In Campaign   Ousted Secretary Is Removed From Party Speakers’ List

Wallace Has Definitely Decided Not to Give Active Aid to Democratic Party in November Elections

Sees Foreign Policy Issue   Demo Speaker Committee Chairman Doesn't Want Him or Pepper to Take Part

No Speeches For Demos In Wallace Plans   Schindler Declares He Would Accept Post  In Cabinet If Truman Makes Him Offer

LEFT-WINGER SHUNS PARTY BALLOT RACE   TRUMAN SWINGS TO TOUGHER POLICY OF BYRNES

Wallace Not fo Aid Party in Election   Rut Otherwise Hes Made No Pians for Immediate Future

WALLACE DECIDES TO TAKE NO PART IN FALL CAMPAIGH   Ousted Secretary Feels He Cannot Support Democrats Since Views Were Repudiated.   PARTY NOT TO BOOK PEPPER FOR SPEECHES   Wlorida Senator Even More Bitter Critic Than Wallace of Nation’s Foreign Policy.

Byrnes and Bevin Discuss Crisis Caused by Wallace   Unusual Fanfare Accompanies Parley Which Is Seen as Move to Present Common U. S., British Front at Conclave   Wallace Has Definitely Decided Not to Give Activ Aid to Democratic Party in November Elections

Undecided On Foreign Talk Stump   Undersecretary Flies Home to Take Over Duties

Wallace Won t Aid Party in Fall Campaign   Undecided on Stumping Against U. S. Foreign Policy

Wallace Out of Campaign   Believes He Cannot In Conscience Support Democrats  Who Repudiated Him

Frieuds Say That Is About Only Thing Ceriain nOusted Seeretary’s  Piong

Wallace Drops Speech Making Plan For Fall   Cannot In Conscience Support Present, Foreign Policy Of Party.

Wallace Talks Not Wanted By Democrats   Speaker’s Bureau Head  Fears Opposition To Byrnes Policies

WON'T GIVE PARTY HIS AID  Wallace To Snub Demos In Fall Flection: Next Move Awaited

WALLACE WON'T BOLSTER PARTY   Demos To Lose Ousted Cab. inet Member's Influence In Fall Elections

WARMTH INTO STATE   Temperatures in the 608 to Continue Tomorrow

QPA Announces lowa Live Hog Ceiling Prices   Wapello County In Area With The Highest Top, $15.60 Per Cwt.

IOWA LIVE HOG PRICES LISTED   Price at Dubuque Fixed at $15.70 Per Cwt.

STATE POWER TIEUP LOOMS   30-Day Strike Notice Served With Labor Board By Utility Union

Chinese Reds’ Fort Falls To Chiang Army   Capital City Of Kalgah tn Chahar Province’ Taken By. Government Troops.

Say Kalgan Is Taken   Fall of China Capital [Due to End All Hope For Peace

Chiang Troops Take Kalgan, Red Capital   Chiang’ s Troops 34  Communists Declare: “'kass-of City Dashes“! Hope for China Peate

KAI-SHEK'S TROOPS ~ CAPTURED KALGAN, THE CAPITAL CITY   Chinese Communists Said that Loss of Province Dashed © Last Hope of Peace.   AN ALL-OUT RESISTANCE   Today a Communist Spokes. man Said Future Action Was Uncertain.

CHINESE REDS LOSE'CITY TO RIVAL FORCES      Nationalists Take Kalgan Anc May Have Blasted Hopes of Peace Proposal   COMMUNISTS WITHDRAW “TO STRENGTHEN STAND

Chiane Troops Take Capital City of Kalean   Communists Follow Strategy of Preserving Forces

IGOVERNMENT FORCES REPORTED CAPTURED REGIONAL CAPITAL OF CHINESE COMMUNISTS TODAY --

High Prices Drop Under Great Flood   Traders Expect Crest Today; Unable to Pay Present Prices

Stock Pours Into Markets Over Nation   Prices Down From Tuesday High As Cattle, Hogs, Sheep Flood Market.

Livestock Marts Being Swamped   Price Records To Stay High And Dry, Reports Indicate.

Livestock WD veene Test  Y ULES ahiLo  ‘Big Yards   135,000 Hogs, 86,800 Cattle And 74,400 Sheep Received

Greater Flood Of Livestock  Rwy Nioht and Dav   By Night and Day Rush Been on to  Chief Markets

Livestock Pours Into All Yards   Volume Increases Over Yesterday

NANKING FEARS ATTACK BY REDS   CLAIM COMMUNISTS WILL STRIKE FROM NORTH

China Strips Warships For Clash on Yangtze   Defense of Nanking-Shanghai Area Avainst Communist Attack Readiec

Red Affack On Nanking Area Being Feared   Defense Positions Are Strengthened Along Yangtze

Nationalist Defenses Are Strengthened   American-Built Boats On Yangtze River Ready for Action

U.S.-Built Ships At Action Posts In Chinese War   Destroyers and Minesweepers Make Up Part of Nationalist Defense

Red Attack On Nanking Area Being Feared  Defense Pos Are ‘Ste nathen ned

Nationalists Fear Attack On Nanking   American-Built) Destrover Escorts Standby Ready For Action

Rental Building Being Stressed By Government   Homes Are Limited to 1500 Square Feet of Floor Space, One Bath

POLICE EXHAUST PRIMARY LEADS N KIDNAP CAS   Hunt for Slayer of Degnan Child Turns to Sifting of Obscure Data   BURIAL SERVICES TODAY  Officers Mingle With Crowd at Rites in Vain Effort to Snot Killer

POLICE PRESS HUNT FOR SEX MANIAC KILLER      Hope For Quick Solution Of Kid. nap Slaying Of Degnan Child Fades

Detectives Attend Funeral  In Quest Of Kidnap-Killer   if . " i = . Te +  - Rites Conducted In Chicago For Dismembered Victim  Of Abduction; No Major Suspect In Custody;  . Police Hope For ‘Lucky Break’ In Case

SUZANNE DEGAN BURIED TODAY   By ROBERT T, LOUGHRAN United Press Staff Correspondent (By United. Presilcased Wire)

OIL HEIR ACCUSED OF ATTACKING GIRI   John Ochsner in, Custody 0 Weawal Autharitiee

Ratification Of Anglo-American  Oil Pact Urged   Administration Prods Senate

Senate’s Speed y O.K. On Oil Accord Sought To Help Ease Friction

Leadership  Bir Dawiare  LUNGS I  UNC- Accepted   Assembly Moves Swiftly Ahzud Toward Forni  _, lag-New Peace Machine For World

Leadership of big Powers in  UNO Develops   Vice Presidencies (;0 to U. §., Britain. France, China, Russia

Five Key Powers Lead UNO Set-Up  rae Ties S   Body Continues Organization Plans

> BiG POWERS SPEED PEACE AGENCY SETUP   Selection of Security Council Now Being Considered

MAIN SEATS ARE WON BY BIG NATIONS   New Assembly Has Accepted Rule of World’s Maior Powers

Big Five Voted 5 of 7 Offices InUNO Parley   2 Vice-Presidencies Given Ss.

Vice Presidencies In UNO Controllec By Big-5 Powers   Cuba Demands Steering Be Done By All 51 United Nations

Key Nations Rule At World Meeting ; Big Power Leadership Flects UNO Officials

BIG POWERS GET “HEY U.N. 0, POSTS   LEAGUE ACCEPTS THEIR LEADERSHIP IN SETTING UP PEACE MACHINERY,

PEAGE MAGHINE STARTED IN UNC   Bir-Power Leadershin Is Accepted By Assembly In London

Vice Presidents  Of UNO Elected   ‘Five Key Powers, Venezuela And Africa Get Seven Positions In Assembly Voting

Seven Nations Accepted For UNO Assembly   > Key Powers Plus Venezuela and South Africa to Fill Poste

10,000 Move Upon Square; Dozen Injured   Suike Highlighted By Demonstration Against Paris Ruling

PRICING RULE ON CLOTHING IS CHANGED  OPA Would Assure   OPA Would Assure Delivery of Men’s Suits to Retailers

OPA Revises Men’s Clothing Price Order   Move Designed to Assure Delivery of Suits to Stores

Navy Veteran Son Wounded Before Dad Puts Four Bullets Inte His Own Body

Doctor Slays His Wife And Her Mother   Prominent New York Physician Also Wounds Son And Self Tn Fashionable Home

Doctor Kills Wife, Mother;  Injures Son   New York Physician, Brooding Over Son’s Disability, Tries To Kill Self.

DOCTOR Tht TO WIPE QUT FAMILY OF 4   Kills Wife, Mother-in-Law and Shoots Veferan Son and Self.

N. Y. Doctor Kills Two, Shoots Self   Prominent Surgeon Kills Wife, Mother-in-Law, Wounds Son, Self

FOUR SHOT BY NOTED DCCTOR   Wife And Mother-in-Law Of Physician Are Killed

Prominent N. Y. Doctor Kills Wife, Mother-In-Lauw, Shoots His Son And Himselt

M Y. Doctor Kills Two, Wounds Son  Shoots Himself   Wife And Mother-InLaw Slain; See Disappointment As Motive.

Two Slain By Doctor; Son,  Self Wounded   Prominent N. Y., Doctor Kills Wife, Mother-inLaw With Gun ‘

Leavenworth Officials Face Federal Trials   Mayor and Police Chief Charged With Conspiracy To Violata Liaguar Lows

INTO LIQUOR RINGS   State to Use Information Brought Out by U, S. Grand Jury

Truman Starts On ‘Purge Trip To Independence   Will Throw Weight Against Re-Election Of Rep. Slauqhter

TRUMAN LEAVES FOR HOME~1N“- MISSOURI   Still Working For Defeat Of Congressman Slaughter

President Will Fly To Missouri Home Saturday   Returns To Vote In Primary And Throw Moral Weight In Congressional Race   PRESIDENT WILL MAKE NO SPEECHES

TRUMAN WILL — CAST BALLOT   PRESIDENT GOING TO  MIS SOURI TOMORROW TO OP. ' POSE CONGRESSMAN AND VOTE IN PRIMARY

industry-Labor Proposals for Peaee Are ‘Too Late.’ Ohio Solon Declares

Reform Idea Termed Late   Republicans Hoping To Gain Legislation

Lahor-Employer Peace Plan Termed “Too Late” by GOP      Plan Advanced by AFL, ClO, NAM And US Caf C.

Labor-Managers Strike Solution Said ‘Too Late’   Republicans Hit New Proposals For Outside Cure

ChancetoMake Peace Muffed   GOP Senators Say ‘Too Late’ to Bids For Loosened Restriction

LAWS ON LABOR SEEN INEVITABLE   Labor ~ Industry Plea Fort ‘Time’ Is Denied

Labor-Industry Plan Rejected   GOP Says Appeal to Let Both Work Out Owr Peace Is “‘Too Late”’

Request That Congress Go Easy on Labor Reforms Too Late, Leaders Assert

iP roposal “Too Late’ Declare GOP Leaders   Plan, If Workable, Should Have Been Offered Before

REPUBLICANS SAY LABOR LAW IDEAS COMING TOO LATE   Industry-Labor Proposal For Settlements Not Timely, Solons Contend

Proposal That Management, Labor Seek Peace On Their Own Is ‘Too Late’, Says GOP

SAYS LABOR 100 LATE WITH PLAN   Proposed Unions, Management Reach Truce

U. S. Will Draw Up New Set Of Laws ....  Industry -Labor Ideas For Peace Formulas “Teo Late’

PROPOSAL OF LABOR  TO SETTLE TROUBLES  DECLARED T00 LATE CAPITAL, LABOR AGENDA  . MEET WITH REPUBLICAN COLD SHOTILDER

Labor, Industry Ask Chance To Solve Own Rows   Government Role of Volunteer Mediator In Disputes Proposed

Labor Peace © Proposals Said “ALittle Late”   Effort Made To Keep Down Reforms By Congress

‘Industry-Labor ‘Free Bargaining’ Proposal ‘Too Late’, GOP Says   New ‘Labor Laws Inevitable, Republicans Reply To Truman Committee’s Plea to Let Unions and Management Seek ‘Peace’ on Their Own

Law Reforms For Industry,  Labor Flayed   Republicans Clamp ‘Too Late’ Sign on New Proposal To Allow Management and Unions To Settle Own Problems—Compulsory Arbitration Bill Supported.

GOP SAYS BID 1S TOO LATE   Labor Tries Curbing Move For Stiff Laws

G.0.P. SAYS LABOR CURBS INEVITABLE   Senators Take Position That Request From Labor and Management to Work Out Own Problems Comes “Too Late.”

G. O. P. Snub: Plea Against Strike Curbs   Industry-Labor Bid To Settle Problems Branded ‘Too Late’

"Too Late’ Is GOP Answer fo Group's Labor Law Proposa   Request to Narrow Labor Laws Came From Three Ways

~— CURB : ‘INEVITABLE’ in Bem, pm  Labor. Industry  Plea Too Late, Says G.O. P.

Republicans Say Strike Plan Late  Industryv-Labor Move   Industry-Labor Move Regarded As Tardy

Letters From U.S. Citizens Intercepted   Americans Wrote To Germans Criticizing Allies, Lamenting Raids

Nazis Praised By Americans   Letters Intercepted by Army in Germany Cviticize Allies and Lament Bombings

Yugoslav Handed Indemnities Bill For U.S. Planes   Totals Between $300,000 And $400.000

PAYMENT PLAN WINS APPROVAL IN YUGOSLAVIA   Marshal Tito Balks on Paying for Two U.S. Planes

Major Obstacle To Settlement Has Been Lewis’ Insistence On Tonnage Royalty On Coal For Welfare Fund   CARRIERS WILL BE AFFECTED FOR YEAR

Majority Report Clears FDR, Cabinet For P.H. Disaster   Two Dissent Sharon] v

Army, Navy Gel Blame for Pearl Harbor in Probe   Roosevelt Held Responsible in Minority Report

LATE PRES, ROOSEVELT ABSOLVED OF JAPANESE ONEAR ATTAGK UN  PEARL HARBOR AS COMMANDERS GUILTY “ERRORS OF JUDGEMENT?

Majority of Pearl Harbor Committee Commends Roosevelt and His Cabinet

FINDING SPLIT ABOUT BLAME IN ROOSEVELT   Committee Majority Clears Late President; Two GOP  Mambare MNreeant

Pearl Harbor Blame Placed On Military   Majority Report: Clears Roosevelt And Cabinet of Blame Foe: War Disaster

b OF 10 MEN ON INQUIRY BOARD CLEAR F D.R.   Two of Four Republican Members File Strong Dissent

JOINT ARMY NAVY COMMAND DECLARED NEEI   Military Officials At Pearl Harbor Given Blame

Rescuers Two Women   Pearl Harbor Committee Majority Says F.R., Cabinet Showed ‘Ability. Foresight In 1941   Pearl Harbor At A Glance

Peat Harbor Repor  lamann DArnm NMANAKA  Biames Commanders   Majority Finds Roosevelt and Cabinet in Clear But Minority Puts Share of Fault on Washinaton

Roosevelt Not To Blame For Pearl Harbor   Majority Absolves Tate President, Cahinet; Min . . apie TYieonmrnane

Kimmel and Short Given Pearl Harbor Raid Blame  Group Urges Future Unity of  Daemeewewde Been we. Wh)... rs

(immel, Short ndolent at Pearl Harbor   U. S. Forces Not Alerted When Jap Planes Brought Winged Death

Military Leaders Are Blamed For Sneak Attack By Japs   FDR And Cabinet Are Cleared In Pearl Narbor Keport; GOPc Claim President Partiy Responsible For Blow

Roosevelt Absolved in Pearl Harbor Probe   Congress Committee Blames Kimmel and Short for Unpreparedness in Attack

Hawaii Pair’s Errors Cited; FDR Cleared   Congress Receives ‘Back Stab’ Report ‘After Six Months

e FDR inet e In   Decision Is y and Navy t Prepared al Jap Attack

Dissenting Report However From Two Republicans Who Name Late President

Voluminous Report Is Written   Recommendations + Offered to Secure Nation

Former President Roosevelt And Cabinet  Absolved Of Jab Attack On Pearl Harbor

Majority Report Lauds _ FDR, Hull ‘Foresight’; 2 Republicans Dissent

Roosevelt and Cabinet Absolved by Majority; Short, Kimmel Rapped   Minority Places Partial Responsibility on President And His Advisors; Charges of Dereliction of Duty by Hawaiian Chiefs Rejected

Roosevelt, Cabinet Absolved in 8-Man Majority Report   Minority Raps FDR, Leaders; Disaster Laid to Judqment Error

Pearl Harbor Probers Split On Findings  ority Lays Shor fe Of Blame

Gen. Short, Adm. Kimmel  ~— Get Blame   2 Senators Disagree, Accuse President, Cabinet, Staff

FAILURES AT BASE LAID BY PROBERS: TO MILITARY MEN   Declare Short and Kimmel Did Not Meet Responsibilities, But Deny Either was. . Derelict In Duty.   INVESTIGATORS SPLIT --: ON CLEARING F. D. R.   Two On 10-Man Group Rap Late Executive — Majority Hits Charge Japan Was .Provoked Into Attack, ~

Majority EK xonerates Roosevelt   Military Men's Errors Left Pearl Harbor Open

MILITARY MEN GIVEN BLAME FOR DISASTER   Ferguson and Brewster Issue Dissenting Views in Inquiry

Two Republicans In Minor. ity Report, However, Include Late Chief   Short And Kimmel Blamed By Al   Majority Say FDR, Cabinet Functioned In Best Tra-— dition Of Country

FDR Cleared. In Inquiry of Pearl Harbor   Washington Officials Get Praise for Able Action

Failures Leading To Pearl Harbor  Disaster Charged To Military Men

Military Blamed In Pearl Harbor   Inquiry Report   Minority Charges Late President, Cabinet Members

Unready for Japs Blow, Probers Say   Investigators’ Minority Asserts Roosevelt ct Fault in Debacle.

BLAME FIXED FOR LOSS AT PEARL HARBOR   COMMITTEE SEES NO PROVOCATION FOR ATTACK

— INQUIRY — Reports Filed in Congress   Minority Insists Roesevelt Must Share Onus

Two Republicans On Commniittec, However, Assert He Was ResponCriticized For “Errors sible. Kimmel and Short     Or Jacdement”

Goering Denies He Looted Art Museums of Europe  Nazi Defendant Says  Hitler Always  Took First Choice

Goering Denies Charge He Looted Art Galleries  Claims “Cheated” in Many Deals

Hitler Took First Choice, Goering 2nd   7 oe i ee —" @m BENE  Latter States He Was Cheated In Buving Art

rut LIS. IOUS Fino ft OIE:  ANGRY GOERING DENIES CHARGE THAT BE LOOTED EUROPE’S ART GALLERIES

GOFRING SAYS HE WAS CHEATED IN MANY ART DEALS   Reichsmarshal Indignantly Denies Chargas of Loot thee fe rtlasiaa

GOERING CLAIMS HE PAID ‘PRICE’ FOR RARE ART   German Asserts Hitler Got Top Pieces, Contends He Was ‘Cheated’ Often

Goering Denies Looting  Claims He Paid For Art Works, Often ‘Cheated’

No Looter, Says Goering   Paid For All Art Treasures He Took; Was Uusually ‘Cheated

Goering Says He Bought Art Treasures} And Was Cheated in the Process at That

ANGRY GOERING DENIES LOOTING   Says Hitler Always Nabbec Best Works Anyway

Goering’ 5 Artistic   Soul Is Bruised   No. 2 Nazi Indignant Wher War Crimes Trial Brands Him Art Looter

Declares He Did Not Loot Art Galleries   Goering Testifies He Paid for All and Hitler Had First Pick

Goering Denies He’s Art Looter   Testifies He Paid For All He Received And “Cheated” In Some Deals

Go ering Denies He. Was Lootei Of: Europe Ari   Says He Paid For. All He Received and Was ‘CheatHi Many Deales Hit-

GOERING CLAIMS HE WAS CHEATED   Hermann Denies Art Looting; Says He Paid Up

Goering Denies He Looted Europe’s Art Treasures; Hitler Got Choice Objects

GOERING DENIES STEALING ART   Tells Court He Paid for All and Otten Got Cheated; Hitfer Took Best.

Hatton Sumners To Retire From Congress; Denounces Govt. For Encroaching Upon States’ Rights

Mining Congress to Open Today  Delegations Will Gather in Denver

DRAFT HOLIDAY MAY BE LONGER   Voluntary Enlistment Rate Refiects Optimism

Draft Holiday Extension Is Seen As a Possibility   If Current Army Enlistments Hold Up, Solons May Withhold Selective Service Calls

U.S. Draft Holiday ‘May Be Extended   Short Says Extension Justified by Rate of Volunteering

Vivid Description of A-Bomb Explosion Written By United Press Writer as He Saw It from Plane

By FRENK HH. BARTHIOLOMEW United Press Vice President for Pacific Division (Representing the Combined  Peeee)

Cloud Boils Rapidly fo High Altitude   Observer Felt No Blast; Saw None Through Glasses

Correspondent Heard No Blast, Felt No Shock. As Atom Bomb Exploded

Eve-witness Accowal   Mushrooming Cloud Obscures Results arr Atom Blast At Bikini

UP Writer Observes Blast From Big B-29   No Blast Wave Is Felt By News Men Flying 7,000 Feet Over Target Area

36th Division Is Demanding Rapido Probe   Say River Crossing Was Fatal Mistake

TEXAS VETERANS ASK PROBE INTO ~RAPIDO BATTLE   Gen. Mark Clark: Cited  for ' Snetticteney! During Bloody  FMtalian Fiasco

On Gen. Clark   36th Division’s Resolution Demands Official Probe Of Rapido Tragedy

Congress Quiz Asked in Italy River Crossing   Gls Seek Investigation of Tragic Rapido Engagement

Congress Urged By Veterans To Investigate Act   Gen. Clark Assailed As ‘Inefficient and inexperienced’ Man

Call For Rapido Inquiry   Members of 36th Division Meeting In Reunion  Pass Resolution

EX-SOLDIERS CALL FOR INQUIRY INTO ILL-FATED BATTI   Yanks Who Fought in Italy Brand Storming of Rapido River a “Colossal Blunder.”   RAP GEN. MARK CLARK FOR ORDERING ADVANCE   Deelare Patrols Learned Before Assault That Germans Had Entire Area Covered With Fire.

36th Men Ask Congress fo Probe Rapido   Ask Measure Be Taken To Prevent Repetition Of Rapida Fiasco and  Destruction of Men

Famed 36th Asks Query  Of Crossing   Resolution Terms Clark Inefficient, Cites 2.900 Dead

RAPINO FIASCO RECALLED BY MEN OF 36TH   RESOLUTION PASSED AT REUNION ASKS CONGRESS PROBE

36thVetsAskCongress Probe Costly. Rapido. River Battle; Clark Called Inefficient

36th Division Veterans Ask Congress To Investigate Debacle At Rapido River * *”:..

Army Group Asks Action   36th Texas Division Wants Investigation

36th Asking Investigation   Division in Reunion Calls For Congress Probe Of Tragic Rapido River Battle

Demand Congressional Probe of “Rupido River Fiasco”, and “Correc« tion of System”   Held Inefficient And Inexperienced   Resolution Points Out Di. vision Lost. Approximiutety 2,900 Men in Italy  Rrneanpemarli

To: Train Ten Technicians In Polio Treatment      Sister Kenny Foundation Plan: Training for Iowans

COMING TO THE STATES   Netherlands Ambassador on List Due To Dock 2. Hoboken

COMING TO THE STATES      Netherlands “Ambassador on List  Due To Dock « Hoboken 

Joming Yanks Overseas Not To Be Pleasure Trip   Dependents Who Go Tu Europe Must Stuy Until Their  Goalittiages C'atere Phase

Gandhi Probably Will Advise a — Trial Acceptance of Indian State

Gandhi Backs Liberty Offer   Wants India to Try New Brittsth Setup

Ex-Grand Rapids Football Star Dies In Quarrel:   Self-Defense Plea Will Be Made By Wife Of Victim

WEATHER BLAMED FOR THREE DEATHS      Two Ohio Youths, Volun teer Fireman Drowned As Ice Gives Way

THREE OHIOANS DROWNED AS ICE MELTS IN LAKES EEN LABS  SPRING PREVIEW FATAL TO THREE

BUCKEYE STATE PLAYS ROLE IN NATIONAL TREND   Ohioans To Decide Future Of Two Presidential Candidates

Prints the News   Political Futures Of Lausche and Bricker at Stake

OHIO ELECTION SPOTLIGHTS HOT GOVERNOR RACE   Democrats Pin ‘Victory. Hope -on Lausche: as‘GOP. Fights YW Aspat Hine

PREDICT TIGh RACE IN OnI0 ELECTION   Estimate 2,215,000 Voters Will Go To Polls   ls Candidate Most Feared By Republicans; More Campaigning Tonight

White House Prospects Of Bricker and Lauseche  May Be Decided at Polls

GOP National Chairman Aids it Campaign Close  2,215,000 Ohio Voters Decide Vital Issues

Election of Bricker, Lausche May Decide Presidential Timber   2,215,000 Buckeyes Expected To Cast Ballots Tuesday; One Senate, 23 Congress Seats Await Action by Citizens

—BUCKEYE BALLOTING OUTLOOKContests For U.S. Senator, Governor  Top State Campaign  Ll. Dood ka:   Republicans Predict Sweep As Hot Pre-Election Drive Comes To-Close

TWO ON BUCKEYE LIST HAVE EYES ON WHITE HOUSE      One Senator, 23 Members Of House To Be Elected In State

Socialists Chief Losers  In Election   MRP, However, Seems To Be Shut Out of Future Cabinet

COMMUNISTS SCORE HEAVILY IN FRENCH VOTE   Reds Win 166 Seats In Assembly to Lead Bidault’s MRP Party

Tops Bidault's Group by Nine Seats   Blum’s Socialists Win Only 90 Places in Nosedive

French Reds Sweep to Vote Victory   Win Nine More Seats In Legislature Than Closest Rival

COMMUNISTS HOLD LEAD IN FRENCH VOTE   Capture 166 Seats In Assembly to Edge Nearest Rival

Communists Lead Voting In France  ‘Great Victory’   ‘Great Victory’ Claimed by Party On Unofficial Count

Vote Due Today On British Loan   First Test Comes Over Amendments

Former Resident  Buried In LeMars.  oak R. “Wasmer ‘Was  Tt ocal Business Man

Former Resident  Buried In LeMars  L. R. Wasmer Was  Local Business Man

—. SITTER FROWNS ON AIR WEDDING, COMES DOW  Fiance Pouts Atop Flagpole

BUTTER DROPS OY, CENTS TO LEAD TREND   Stability Returning Sooner Than Originally Expected

‘BRIDES SHIP AT NEW YORK   BOAT WITH FIRST GROUP OF —OVERSEAS--WIVES-AND-CIM DREN REACHES PORT ~~

“BAD FAITH” I$ CHARGED BY PITT MAYOR   Government Calls on Union to Negetiate Until Settlement

Negotiations in Pittsburgh Are Stalemated  _ Arbitration of _ Dispute Is Proposed -

‘Bad Faith’ Is Charged To Union  At Pittsburgh   No Immediate Hope Of Ending Six-Day Power Deadlock,  Mavor Declares

Negofiations At Standstil! In Pittsburgh   Mayor Lawrence Charges Union Leadership With Bad Faith

Negotiations in Pitisburgh Are Stalemated  Arbitration of Dispute  Te Deanancan =:

Mayor Assails Rival Group In Six-Day Strike   J. S. Making Move Te Break Deadlock In Steel City

Duquesne Light Co. Unionists Reject Proposal of Employers; Company Thereupon Withdraws Its Offer.

Pittsburgh's Mayor Assails Union Leaders   Lawrence Charges ‘Bad Faith’; Sees No Hope Of Early Agreement

ARBITRATION PACT BROKEN   Charge Is Made After Union Rejects New  Peace Offer

CZECH: CONTROL GOES TO ‘REDS’      VOTE AND WITH: SOCIAL DEMOCRATS CAN CON     TROL PARLIAMENT

Communists Appear Strong   Emerge As Strongest Single Party In Czechoslovakia In Election Returns

Tenth of Pit Diggers AWOL; John L. Lewis Maintaining Silence   UMW Chieftain Has One Escape Avenue—a Move To Dissolve Court Injunction Ordering Halt to Scheduled Walkout

Preview Strikes Spread as Lewis Remains Silent   Over 70,000 Already Walk Out; UMW Chief Faces Possible Jail Term

General Shutdown Appears Imminent   More Than 40,000 Miners Leave Pits Despite Injunction Order Against John L. Lewis

Lewis Takes Chance Of Jail Term   Wildcat Strikes Continue To Spread In Several States

MORE THAN 55,000 MINERS WALKOUT WEIGHT STATES   Government Action Against Lewis Has Little Effect on Coat Didaerc

Congress Studies China Peace Plan   Marshall Suggests U. S. Military Aid

TRUMAN PLAN FOR TRAINING IS ATTAGKEL   “Vile System and Thinking” of Prussianism Charge Leveled by Senator.

Training Plan Draws.Attack   Truman Youth Setup Rapped by Johnson

House Shelves Pension Plan   Senate Board Calls  Off Pauley Hearing

Solons’ Pension Bill Is Shelved  Developments Move   Developments Move On Congress Front

Solons’ Pension Bill Is Shelved  Developments Move On Conaress Front

‘Samaritan’, 38, Slain; Police Car ‘Shot Up’ For Rescuing Suspect

Report Prospects Brightened By Conference; L'. S. to Seek Economic Mergers In Reich.

Sen. Vandenberg Supports Byrnes   Gains Toward World Peace Being Made

Vandenberg In Statement To Senate   Byrnes Talks Plainly About Soviet Attitude

Report on Big 4 Meeting Given By Vandenberg   Senator Endorses Byrnes’ Statement

Byrnes Tells Of Firm Stand   Russia Must Cooperate Or Accept Blame for Violation Of Potsdam Agreement

Still “Far From World Peace Coal’   But Gains Have Been Made, Vandenberg  Says---Byrnes Report: On Big-4 Conference

VERY HELPFU TN PEACE ERA   Byrnes Hints of Open Break in Negotiations; Suspicions Are Created é   SUBSTANTIAL GAINS IN TALKS: COAL NOT REACHED

Report of Byrnes Gets Endorsement   Russia Creates Doubts, Suspicion By German Disarmament Attitude

U. S: Risks Split With Russia   Vandenberg Indorses _ Byrnes’ “Cooperate or Else’ Ultimatum

BYRNES OFFERS REDS CHOICE IN GERMAN SETUP   Secretary of State Raps Soviet Tactics in Big 4 Conference

Byrnes Risking Open Split With Soviet Russia   Vandenberg Endorses Byrnes Report; Says Goal Still Far Away

Byrnes Risks Russian Break On Reich Issue  Economic Unity in Germony Asked

MUST COOPERATE OR TAKE BLAME, BYRNES ASSERTS   ACCUSES SOVIETS OF BLOCKING ECONOMIC PLANS FOR GERMANY

Vandenberg Backs Byrnes  Bie-4 Stand   Secretary of State’s Address to Nation Risks Open Split With Russia on Control of Germany.

Full Peace Far Off-Vand berg   Russia Creating Suspicions, Says Byrnes in Talk

Long Way to Go to ake Peace Sure   But Vandenberg Reports , Substantial Gains Have Been Made   ‘HE BACKS UP BYRNES   -Dealing With — Russian Doubts and Suspicion Main Problem

Byrnes Speech Endorsed By Sen. Vandenberg   Risks Open U. S.-Russia Split In Bid To Force German Economic Unification

‘SUBSTANTIAL GAINS’ TOWARD WORLD   ‘However the Goal Is Far From Total Achievement, Says Sen. Vandenberg.   AT BIG FOUR MEETING   He Voiced Full Indorsement of the Conference Report at Paris.

Soviets Blocked Agreement On Major Issues  At Conference, Secretary Says In Address To Nation By Radic

Paris Terrified by Imaginary Atomic Disaster Like ‘Men From Mars’ Story

 Paris Sent Into: Panic By Realistic  Broadcast Of World Disintegration

 Redio Playlet on Atom Bomb Terrifies Paris, Which Takes  Script for the Real Thing

MEAT WORKERS HOLD UP FINAL DECISION ON U. 5. PROPOSAL  CIO PACKINGHOUSE UNION STRIKE MEN Ty) MAKE NO Mnur

Delay Decision On Pay Views  Packinghouse Union Undecided On Plan

New York Tugboat Workers Soon May Return to Labors   Vote Acceptance of Arbitration; News from  Other Strike Fronts

Another Gubernatorial Candidate Files  Mrs. Bauernschmidt Launches Attack On Streett Baldwin

POLITICAL POT STILL BOILING   Baldwin’s Voting Recore Criticized; Funk Replies To Lane

Another Gubernatorial Candidate Files $$$ mbiicace FP les  Mrs. Bauernschmidt Launches Attack On Streett Baldwin

More Clamor Is Heard In Manchuria   Chiang Calls Upon His Nation to Trust Soviets in Situation

RUSS OCCUPATION OF MANCHURIA NETTLES CHINESE   Several Cities Continue Clamor Over Soviet Actions in North —Kai-Shek Says Not To Be “Too Cencerned”

CHINESE CONTINUE ANTI-RED FIGHT   .Chiang’s Appeal Fails To Cut into Demonstrations

Chinese Continue Russian Clamor   Orderly Demonstrations Continue in Chungking And Elsewhere

@ PAUL MALLON—  Believes Vandenberg and Taft Could Block Dewey Drive

1947 PIP OAL MAY BE REDUCED TO SAVE RAN   Meat Scarcity Will Become Progressively Worse, Says Agriculture Department   PRICE RATIO {8 CITED   Hog, Poultry and Cattle Men Have Been Placed in an Unfavorable Position

PIG CROPS WILL DROP IN SPRING   Agriculture Department Ir Another Warning Meat Will Be Scarcer

N Y Publisher Is Killed In Auto Crash   Police To Hold Driver Of Car

Auto Crash Kills Noted Publisher   Roy Holliss, Head Of N. ¥. Paper, Is Victim

PUBLISHER DIES: AUTO-HITS. POLE   ROY C. HOLLIS OF NEW YORK NEWS IS VICTIM OF MISHAP

READY BUDGET FOR FIRST CLASS CITY   Action Monday on Plan to Take Lawrence Out of  Second Class   STUDY STREET COSTS

Action Monday on Plan to Take Lawrence Out of Second Class   STUDY STREET COSTS

T COULD ONLY HAPPEN THERE  Peacemeokers Wine, Dine As Chinese Battle Roars

RUSSIANS CONFISCATE. ALL FORMER GERMAN PROPERTY SN RED ZONE IN AUSTRIA

REDS CONFISCATE GERMAN PROPERTY   ‘ ew ee  Seizure Limited to Soviet Occupation. Zone in Austria.

Industry Flays Labor's Pay Demands   CIO Contentions To Be Refuted

Says Prices Would Soar Aga  ee amen  NAM In Attack To Refute ClO On Pay Matter

TRUMAN. CONFERENCE INDICATES WESTERN MAD WILL BE APPOINTED TO SUCCEED CEC’YV ICKEC

Labor And Vet Units To Raise Training Ceiling  CIO Officials Clain

Seek Higher Trainee Pay   Labor, Vet Organizations Assail On-Job Pay Ceilings as Below Living Wage

Veterans Seek Raise in Pay Ceiling   Soldiers, Labor Say Training Aid Not Living Wage

Lahor and Veterans’ Organizations Would — Baise Ceilings on Pay of Vets in Training

EXPLAIN FOOD PRICES AFTER SUBSIDIES OFF   Heavy ‘Hidden’ Prices Ar: Shown, Survey Made Thru 1.A.A.

Russia Protests. UNO Considering fran Complaints  Wants Case Settled By Direct Negotiation

Russia Against  Assembly Taking Up Iran's Case    Declares Charges Groundless And Incorrect Wants To Negotiate Directly With Nation

Reds Protest UNO Probe Of Internal Iran Affairs   Russia Proposes Tehran, Moscow Work Out Differences Bet ween Themselves

Russia Opposes. UNO Taking Up lran Question   SOVIET STRATEGY USED j TO PREVENT ANY ACTION

STRIKE PICTURE IS UNCHANGED   683,500 Workers Idle; Hope For Settlement Of Labor Troubles Dim

Power Walkout At Pittsburgh  is Continui.g   Maritime Tie-Lp Affects 500,000

CIVIL RIGHTS SUPPORTED BY 6-2 DECISION   Military Tribunals Said to Exceed Legal Powers

Military Trials Ave Held Illegal   Tribunal Sets Free Civilians Convicted In Courts Martial

Baldwin Says PAC Gave Rainey $1000 In Governors Race  Says Citizen’s Group Has No ‘Purge’ List " Of Candidates to Bea

NO PURGE LIST IS KEPT BY PAC: FOR USE IN ELECTIONS   Campaign Probers Told Deci_ sions on Congressional Vot ing Up to Local Groups

Final Debate Opens In House on Loan To Great Britain   Opponents Say U. S. Taxpayers Can’t Uphold Bntish Empire Forever   RAYBURN PROMISES _ BALLOT TOMORROW   Hull and Farley Appeal: Bolster Hope of Approving 31% Billion Grant

FINAL DEBATE ON LOAN OPENS   Representative Says America Cannot Give British Money Forever

FINAL DEBATE ON BRIT. LOAN UNDER WAY   Rep. Landis Leads Appeal for Measure’s Defeat

NATION WILL NOT INDORSE ITS ACTIONS   Dissatisfied Over Handling of Trieste Issue, Delegation Is Conspicuously Absent at Closing Nescsion.

Yugoslavs Quit Final Session  (f Peace Parley   Boycott Is Protest To Decision On Port OL Trieste.

NEHRU SAYS INDIA WILL QUIT EMPIRE   To. Take Severance Action Within Three ‘Days, Minister Declares

Chinese Assembly Meets in Nanking  Communists Absent From Gathering

Food Production Prospects Good  However, Shoriage Will (tantinius

And Should Be Allowed...  ETHIOPIA ASKS REPARATIONS FOR ITALIAN DAMAGE

 z Loy Says Fifth Columnists Directing Terroristic Activities. In Poland

Poles Charge Terrorists Running Riot  Fifth Columnists Said to Come Fram Allied Zone

Poles Charge Terrorists Running Riot  E:f£+h Columnists   Fifth Columnists Said to Come From Allied Zone

Would Call Conference To Disarm   Senator Tydings Asks Pres ident Invite Nations to  Disarmament Parley

DIMOUT UNLIKELY IN JOPLIN ARE!   EMPIRE DISTRICT MANAGER SAYS OIL AND GAS CAN SUPPLY GENERATING NEEDS,

Wheeler Silent On Future Plans   Senator Defeated In Pri marv May Be Offered Federal Post By  Traiman

NAZI ‘CONSPIRACY’ DENIED BY LAMMERS   Keitel Linked With ‘Special Treatment’ For Fliers

‘Hitler Was Reich Rule’   Former German Chancellery Chief Attacks As Unsound  Prosecution.

Hitler Held Full Power   Dr. Lammers Says Ministers Never Knew  Of General Plans

NAZIS DID NOT ‘CONSPIRE,’ HITLER TOLD 'THEM WHAT TO DO. EX-ARMY HEAD SAYS

Attacks Allied Theory of Nazi Conspiracy  German: Witness: Says Hitlar Adado All The

Says Hitler Was  The Government   Former Chief Of German Chancellery Testifies At Trials

Witness Declares Hitler’s Way To Power Legal  Former Officer Says Allies’ System «In Trial le Lineaund

Prosecution Theory Of Nazi Conspiracy Plot Attacked   Tribunal Told “No Reich Government  After 1936” ;

NEW SOCIAL  SECURITY ACT WILL INCREASE AID TO STATES   Pepper Advocates Program Paying $200 Monthly To Couples Over 60

Social Security Changes Enlarge Help For States  $152,000,000 More Each Year Seen

Proposes Tnereases In Pensions   Pepper Backs $150-$200 Month To Persons Over 60; Government To Pay Larger Sums To States

TREASURY ADDS HALF BILLION TO STATE PAYMENTS  PEPPER ADVOCATES $150 MONTHLY FOR

States to Receive More Funds in Security Program  Montana Expecting $789,000 More Under New Plan

Indiana To Get $3,966,000 More  From Treasury For Social Security

Help To Aged  States To Get $152,208,000 More!n New Public Help Plan

States To Get $152 Million More .  Pepper To Open Fight For Minimum Of. $150 Month Social Security y Payment

States Get More Social Security Aid   Gein Of $3,406,000 For Tennessee Seen Em Eecronce OF Funds

U, S. Seeurity Costs Raised $560,281,000   Pepper Will Fight for $150  Minimum Pension

States to Get Added Social Security Aid   Newly Broadened Act MayAdd $152.208,000 To State Funds for Public Help Programs

States To Get Added Hilion   More Money For Public Help Programs Provided

Government Estimates More Federal Funds For Public Help Programs In States

Fijaran Fecha Para Conferencia  De Paz Europea   Los 4 Ministros Solucionaran E]  Problema Del P. De Trieste

Atacan Problema De Trieste Hoy      Vuelve A Discutirse Ese Asunto En Paris

IRAN MAKES 2ND APPEAL TO COUNCIL   Action Strengthens U. S. Position In Soviet Dispute

Nations Supporting Iran Protest on Postponement   Only Withdrawal of Red Troops Seen Altering U.S. Determination UN Will Mee!

Pere eeeeerncemne emma eam aaa TRUMAN TO FLY TO AND FRO RAACEVETT CEREMONIES

TP&L ANNOUNCES RATE REDUCTIONS TO LOCAL CUSTOMERS  ae Ade NUALLY FOR USERS OF. ELECTRICAL POWER HERE

Texas Power & Light Company Announces Reduction in Electric Rates Here, Effective on June 

opa Administrator Expects New Measure Will be Enacted; Expects no Sweeping Price Movement; Or ganization ‘ Held.

Agency Head Sees Only Brief Break  In Controls    But Some Senators Appear Adamant And O’Daniel Talk: Of New Filibuster

Russia Loses Demand To Probe Camps   Economic, Social Council Meet Goes Into Stermy Debate

HEIRENS STILL DENIES. HE IS MURDERER   Attorney's Deny Any Deal Made With Accused

HEIRENS BLOCKS DEAL FOR LIFE   Youth's” Denials of Slayings - Delay Rumored Plan

URGE 40-HOUR MINERS WEEK   Guarantee Against Wildcat Strikes Also Asked By Coal Operators

WILDCAT BAN IS URGED BY OPERATORS   John L. Lewis Asked To Stop All Unauthorized Strikes

Industry Asks Guarantee Against Any Wildcat Strikes And 40Hour Week

CASE STRIKERS RETURN TO JOBS   Machinery Plant Strike Lasted Almost Year

Holy Land Is Rocked hy Blasts   Believe Railway  Line. Mined: Pipelines Broken

More Blasts Disrupt Calm  In Palestine  Rail Connections Renorted Tarvet

Two Terrific Explosions. Ileard Near Jerusalem As -- Jewish Slrife Continue:

Explosions Heard Near Jerusalem Are Investigated   Jews Shun British-Arab Talks Opening At London Today

Vrama in The Mediterranean:  George In Seclusion Till Gilbeks Vote

AUTG PLANTS CLOSED DOWN   DISPUTE OVER VACATION PAY FOR VETERAN CAUS 20,000 TO QUIT WORK

LABOR PICTURE STILL GLOOMY   Pittsburgh Street Car Men Casting Votes

STRIKE LEADERS TO FACE TESTS AT PITTSBURGH   Transit Workers To Ballot On Return, Unsanctioned Union Meeting Set

FIRST BREAK IN TIEUP IN SMOKY CITY   Question of Accepting Arbitration Before Striking Duquesne Company Emploves   TROLLEY MEN VOTING

Tves Accuses Administration Of Fumbling   Continued War Controls Makes Production Falter, Increases Unemployment

Republican Candidate for U. S. Senator Says President Truman’s Statement Furnished Sorry Evidence of Ineptness

Jackson Predicted Most Likely  Successor fo Lafe H. F. Stone  DEATH OF “GREAT DISSENTER” COMES AS SHOCK TO TRIIMAN AND NATION

Expected to Return to the Capital Thursday to Attend Rites   JACKSON -MENTIONED_ FOR CHIEF JUSTICE

TONE oT ROKE RAISES QUERY OF SUCCESSOR   Chief Justice Dies Suddenly After Illness Halts Court Session.

Cerebral Hemorrhage — Takes Jurist At 73 After ‘Attack At Court Session

JACKSON, REED MAR PaROSPEES FOR STONE'S PST   Last Rites for Chief Justice to Be Held Thursday With Burial in Washington   INEW ASSOCIATE LIKELY   Truman is Expected to Put Present Member of Court in Key Position

NATION MOURNS DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE STONE   SPECULATION RIFE IN WASHINGTON AS TO HIS SUCCESSOR

Supreme Court Jurist Succumbs Shortly After Being Stricken On Bench—Funeral To Be Held In Washington Thursday—Demise Of Liberal Member Of Highest Tribunal For Past 21 Years Stirs Wide Speculation On Truman’s Possible Choice Of Successor

Stone’s Death Sets: Up Talk Of Republican  As Successor _   Chief Justice Dies From Massive Brain Hemorrhage Monday

Stone Expires After Becoming [1] Upon Bench   Massive Hemorrhage In Brain Claims Head Of High Court   SERVED 21 YEARS   President Likely To Cut Trip Short To Attend Funeral

U.S. Chief Justice Is Dead at 73   Falters as He Starts Tc Render Opinion; Dies } Few Hours Later.

JUSTICE STONE IS DEAD AT 73   Wide Speculation of Republican Appointment by Truman a« Successor

Douglas May Succeed Stone  As Court Head   Frequent Dissenter Died of Shock ‘After Court Collanse   Treman Vo BRetarna

Death Reduces Disa greeing Supreme Court   Chief Justice Stone’s Sud. den Demise Stirs Speculation of Republican Appoinhuent to Bench

Sudden Death Cuts Tribunal To Seven Men   Some See Possibility That Republican May Be Selected for Associate Justice

Funeral of Justice Stone Will be Held in Capital Thursday   Chief Justice Passed Away of Cerebral Hemorrhage Monday

CHIEF  JUSTICE STONE IS DEAD   Wide Speculation On Who Will Be. Named Successor

U.S. Mourns Death Of  Chief Justice   President Will Cut Vacation To Attend Stone's Funeral

Jackson Tops Successor List   Reed, Douglas, Black Figure in Speculation for Post: Truman Due to Cut Vacation Short

TRUMAN WILL ATTEND STONE RITES TODAY   Punera! Service For Chief Justice Stone Set. This Afternoon

COURT VACANCY FACES TRUMAN   President Might Name Patterson To Place as Result Of Stone's Death

Stone’s Death Brings Early  Truman Returt   Funeral on Thursday Successor Up to President

NATION MOURNS SUDDEN DEATH OF FIRST JURIST   Choice of Republican To Fill Vacancy Seen Probable

JACKSON HEADS CANDIDATES TO SUCCEED STONE   Truman Expected To Pick Man Of Late Chief Justice’s Views

Truman To Halt Vacation Cruise ror Stone Rites   President To Attend Services Tomorrow For Chief Justice

Stricken Presiding Over Supreme Court, ‘Funeral On Thursday   Relatives Preparing Funeral Plans For “Great Dissenter’ As Capital Contemplates Jackson As Logical Successor,

President fo Cut Sea Trip For Funeral   Justices Jackson Or Reed Seen as Likely Successor

DEATH OF U. 8. CHIEF JUSTICE H. F. STONE STARTS SPECULATION  TRUMAN'S CHOICE OF MAN TO FILL HIGHEST

SPECULATION ON MAN TO FILL, F STONE’S POSITION   His Sudden Heath Cut the Disagreeing © sit to 7man "Yi.anal.   STRICKEN. IN. COURT   The 73-Year-cld Stone Fired Two Dissenting Opinions Yesterday.

U. 9. GHIEF JUSTICE STONE SUCCUMBS: SUCCESSOR HINTED   Jackson Said Likely To Be Choice for Position.

Speculation On Choice for Supreme Judge  To Succeed Tustice   To Succeed Justice Stone Who Died Late Monday

Jackson May Receive High Court Honors   Seen Most Likely To Sueceed Stone, Death Victim at 73

STONE'S DEATH sTIRS UP TALK ON SUCCESSOR   wae Soeculation Aroused on  Truman Choice for New Chief Justice.

Justice Stone Dies Leaves Seven-Man Tribunal at Work   Halted Abrunptiv

President Attends Stone Funeral: Will Return to the Williamsburg

Patterson Mentioned  For High Judicial Post   ‘Capital Mourns Sudden Death Of Noted Jurist: Won Great Fame On U. S. Bencl

r ributes Paid to  Chiel Justice‘ Who Died Sud: denly of Cerebral Hem: orrhage; Speculation ‘Turns - To. Successor. With. Republican Seen “As Likely Choice: 

COLLAPSE AT. COURT SESSION  Cay ale al amor Hava et   Cerebral Hemorrhage Fatal To.Chief Jus tag Stang   Speculation : tion. Rife “AS To Successor. On” Supreme Court

Reed, Jackson Ranked As Possible Successors  To Chief Justice Stone

DEATH STIRS SPECULATION OF SUCCESSOR   Republican Appointment To Bench By Truman Is Held Likely

May Elevate One Of Democrat Members To Chief Justice   Harlan F. Stone Succumbs Suddenly Monday Afternoon With Massive Cerebral Hemorrhage

Justice Stone Dies Suddenly  In Washington      Demise Of Chief Justice Causes Speculation On Successor

TRUMAN GOES TO STONE FUNERAL   Interrupts Vacation on Presidential Yacht

CHIEF JUSTICE STONE EXPIRES   Speculation ‘Stirred Over Who Will Be Named  To Hiah Post

High Tribunal Is Now 7-Man Body      ‘Chief Justice Stone Colbe yr lepred on Bench, Died  Vesterday   “ON COURT SINCE 1925   Wide Speculation Stirred on «- Truman's Choice of r Successor’

Capital Mourning Death  Of Chief Justice Stone; Jackson May Be Successor

Many Dignitaries, Inctuting Truman At Stone Funera   More Than 2,000 Attend Services for Chief Justice In Washincton

TRUMAN WILL ATTEND RITES   Will Interrupt Cruise Tc Attend Services For Late Chief Justice

Hemorrhage is Fatal To Jurist   Speculate on Choice For Judicial Place

3 MENTIONED AS POSSIBLE COURT HEADS   Douglas, Jackson and Frankfurter Named in That Order as Possible Presidential Choice tor Chief Justice.

JACKSON MAY BE NAMED CHIEF JUSTICE   Capital Mourns Loss of Harlan F. Stone

Justice Stone, Noted Liberal, Dies Suddenly   Stricken on Bench While Delivering Dissenting Opinion

Jackson Rumored as Successor to Stone   Supreme Court Chief Justice Succumbs to Cerebral Hemorrhaaqe: Capital in Mournina

President Will Attend Funeral   Services Thursday For Justice Stone

President Truman to Stone Funeral   Will Interrupt His Vacation Tomorrow to Attend Funeral.

Speculate On Stone’s Successor   Cerebral Hemorrhag: Is Fatal to 73-YearOld Chief of Justice; Douglas Mentioned

Truman Plans To Attend  Stone Funeral   Interrupts Vacation Cruise Few Hours: Justice’s Rites Today

Washington Speculating On Successor   Truman May Name Republican To Bench But New Chief Justice Will Be Democrat

SELECTION MAY HINT TRUMAN'S BE REPUBLICAN   Patterson, Sen. Ferguson Mentioned; Demo To Head Court

Truman May Qui Vacation Cruise  For Funeral   Jackson, Reed Are" Considered Likely For New Chief Justiceship

SEAT ON COURT MAY BE FILLED BY REPUBLICAN   Funeral Services For Chief Justice Set Thursday At Nation’s Capital

CHIEF OF HIGH COURT TAKEN BY DEATH   Douglas Is Top Choice To Head Judicial Body

Stone Dies, President fo GofoFuneral  Jackson, Reed Likely Successors to Head   Jackson, Reed Likely Successors to Head Supreme Court

Speculate on Stone Successor   Chief Justice Stricken After Giving Two Dissenting Opinions

Death of Stone Stirs Speculation On Successor   Cerebral Hemorrhage Fatal to Supreme Court Chief Justice

Successor To Stone Up To Mr. Truman   Chief Justice Dies Unexpectedly; War Secretary Mentioned

WAVERS DURING BENCH SESSION   Truman Terms Death 01 Famous Dissenter ‘Grievous Loss’

Justice Reed or Jackson May Succeed   Truman May Attend Services Thursday at Washington

Chief Justice Stone Dies Suddenly Funeral in Washington Thursday   “Supreme Court Reduced to Seven-Man Tribunal; Capital Speculates on Possibility That Truman May.Appoint Republican to Fill Vacancy

TRUMAN BACK INCAPITAL FOR RITES   Returns. to Attend Services for Justice Stone

Ponder Successor To Justice Stone Of Supreme Court  Patterson, Now War Secretary, Austin, Ferguson Suggested

Speculate GOP Justice May Be Named on Court      Chief Justice Harlan F. Stone, 73, Dies Suddenly During Supreme Court Session; Known For ‘Liberal’ Decisions

Stone's Death Cuts Court To °7-Man Tribunal   Republican May Get Bench Seat, But With Demo Chief Justice.

Sec. Patterson, Sen. Ferguson Are Mentioned   Truman May Appoint A Republican To Highest U. S. Court

HIGH COURT REDUCED 10 7 MEMBERS   Speculation Wide On Choice of New Chief Justice

Chief Justice Stone Dead      Succumbs to Cerebral Hemorrhage; Speculation Rife  On Possible Successor

FUNERAL TO BE HELD THURSDAY IN WASHINGTON   Justices Jackson and Reed Named as Possible Successors

Martin Expected To Be Speaker  Would Succeed  DB. t.... fF... -._.__

Dewey, Martin Pace Republican Victories  Demoerats Pose 16.Year Cantral  Democrats Lose 16-Year Control; Bricker Lead Powerful in Ohio

Democrats Lose Congress After 14-Year Reian   Republicans to Have at Least 49 in Senate

Both Houses Won By GOP In Landslide; Breaks 15 Years of Democrat Rule

— NATIONAL — Republicans Sure Of 50 Seats in Upper Chamber  Truman Faces Hard Task  fit Wy. Tt... Wyre7t Aw. tb?   Truman Faces Hard Task OF Dealing With Opposition Conaress for Next Two Years

Republicans Control House by 20 Seats and Senate by  to 3 With Nationwide Sweep Against Demos

3 of Senate Seats Still Undecided   West Virginia, New Mexico and Arizona Races Close  — Returns Belated

Body Blows Dealt Machines In Chicago, Jersey City As Leads Piled Up For Local Candidates

Republians Sure Of Wide Margins In Both House:   Martin Choice to Become Speaker; Vandenberg To Head Senate

Nation-Wide Surge Puts GOP On Top   Democrats Ousted From Congress Rule For First Time In 15 Years.

Landslide Places Party Candidates in Office Thru Nation   Election Victors Have Small Edge ir House, Senate; Later Returns Likely To Expand Margin

Smashing Victory Ends 16 Years Of Demos’ Rule in House, Senate   Reorganization of 80th Legislature by New Leaders Assured; Key Figures Fall in Vote

Nation Swings To Right After Long Demo Rule   Truman will Have To Deal with Opposition Congress

Break 15-Year  Democrat Grip   Senate Majority Of 51 Assured By Late Returns

GOP Takes Decisive Control Of Congress; ‘Urge Truman To Resign   Electors Emphatic Swing To The Right Gives GOP 69 Senate Seats And Big Lead In House; 20 States Select Republican Governors.

Both Houses Fall To GOP As Conservative Shift Unfolds   Loss Of House Majority Declared Omen of Republican Victory In Presidential Race; GOP Leaders Gird For Battle In 1948

CONTROL OF SENATE AND HOUSE ESTABLISHED: VANDENBERG AND MARTIN PROBABLE LEADERS

SIXTEEN YEARS OF DEMOCRATIC RULE ARE ENDEL   GOP Has Won. Total Of 50 Seats in the © Senate

G.O.P. Landslide In Nation Is Reported   Republican Will Organize Both Houses:Of New. Congress’ Due. To. Sweeping, Vie tories At Polls On Tuesday na

Landslide Is Complete   Only Solid South Stands Firmly by Incumbents; Will Change Speaker, Chairmen

Republicans To Have Control Of House, Senate   Democrats Are Dealt Stage gering Loss; GOP Certain Of 51 Senate Seats And Bie Edge In House

Republicans Win Control of Both Congress Houses   Get 50 Senate Seats, Four Above Majority Among Representatives

REPUBLICAN VICTORY SWEEPS NATION: 49 GOP SENATORS IN   Big Industrial States Always Won by Roosevelt Lost by Democrats; 19 Republican Governors Named; GOP Looks to 1948

CONTROL OF ~ CONGRESS IS WON BY GOP   Conservative Shift Sweeps Nation; Democratic Prospects Are Shattered.

GAIN CLEAR MARGIN IN BOTH HOUSES   Joseph W Martin Probably Be ;  Honse Sneaker

U HOUSE AND SENATE   Majorities of Both Upper and Lower Chambers Go to GOP in Tuesday’s Election.   MARTIN IS SLATED TO BE SPEAKER

LONDON ALERT AS THREATS SWEEP CITY   Jewish Terrorists Claimed Set To Attack High Officials

SECURITY BLACKOUT CLAMPED DO IN LONDON AS RESULT OF JEWISH UNDERGROUND  . ~ACTIVIFY

British To Strike At Jewish Threat   War Office Reported Ready To Smash Underground Threat Of Violence Ry THOMAS C WATSON

Full Contents Of Tunnel Revealed   Bodies And Records Fourd In Scene  Of Last Stand

Heavy Ballot Ts Cast in Argentina   Results of Vote Will Not Be Known for Days

Argentina Has Calm Election,  Awaits Victor   Scattered Ballot Boxes Delay Results, Army

ARGENTINA IS COUNTING VOTES AFTER ELECTION   Winner Of Presidency May Net Be Determined For Sometime   ARMY SUPERVISION OF POLLING PLACES

Presidential Voting Quiet In Argentina   Both Candidates Claim Victory; Results May Take 60 Days

Argentina goes to  polls under guard   Results of presidential election vill not be known for several days

ARGENTINE VOTE CAST IN. PEAGE   Both Candidates Claim Vie+ tory; Election Has International Interest ;

US. Opposition to “Strong Man” Per‘on Gives Interna _ tional Implications  - To Election:...°

Argentine Voting Is Most Orderly In Forty Years   Result of Presidential Elec tion Might Not Be Known for Days

Argentina Ha: Quiet Election   Vote For President Has World Interest

Soviet Magazine Says lran Was Pawn in N. 5. British Political Game

MOSCOW ASSAILS FOREIGN STAND  U.S. And Britain Said Using lran For Own Political Aims

TERMINAL PAY GIVEN BOOST      HOUSE UNANIMOUSLY PASSES BILL TO BENEFIT ENLISTED ALEN-—N_O W.UP_ TO SENATE

House OKs Terminal Pay  For Gls   Measure Is To Go To Senate For Consideration

LEAVE PAY FOR GIS APPROVED BY HOUSE VOTE   Vets’ Committee Alsa Puts OK On Compensation Increase

EM To Get Terminal Leave Army Credits   Credits May be Used for Terminal Pay; Saluting is Ordered Curbed

Patterson Adopts All But 2 Of Doolittle Board Ideas   Secretary of War Orders Saluting Be Curbed and Approves Terminal Leave Pay for All Enlisted Men and Wacs

Patterson Orders Adoption Of ‘Gripe Board’ Proposals  Saluting Curbed ButDistinction Still Rules Among Officers, Enlisted Men

Caste System Charges Bring Quick Action  Changes Ordered In Army, Navy Setup

All in Army Get Terminal Pay for  Time After July 1   Part of Doolittle ‘Gripe’ Report Adopted: ‘Caste Terms Are Retained

Army Regulation Changes Ordered  Result Of ‘Gripe Board’ Suaqaestions

Secretary of War Says  Army to Curb Saluting  Enlicted “ay 5 naliiile ‘Gripes’ to Be adie

Inside Today      Gls Win Terminal Leave Credit  © Agee, Daawisladinnes Do bAncand te Evnean CC nn)ene nt 'Crinac’

POLED SOLONS TOSS RAY MEASURE II   [Patterson Adopes Al But 2 Of Doolittle “Caste Board” Proposals. Curbs Salutineg  J f 

Patterson Orders Recommendations Of ‘Gripe Board’ Be Adopted: GI’s To Aceumulate Leave

Army Saluting Is Curbed By Order of Sec. Patterson   Practice Abolished Except On Military Posts, In Overseas Occupied Areas and On Ceremonial Occasions —. Eleyen Other Proposals of “Gripe Board” Adopted — Proposal That Enlisted Men Receive Terminal Pay Approved,

GI RECOMMENDATIONS ARE BEING ADOPTED BY MILITARY   Patterson Orders Terminal Leave Pay For Enlisted Men Along With Curbs On Saluting; Two Suggestions Of “Gripe Board” Are Disapproved

Okays Terminal Leave Pay for Enlisted Men; Puts Curb on Saluting

GTS FAVORITE GRIPES APPROVED   Army ‘Social Cast’ Is Ordered Outlawed in Army.

Secretary Patterson Adopts Proposals of Doolittle Board   Approved Recommendations Include Curb on Saluting, Terminal Leave Pay for Enlisted Men, WACS

EX-HUBBY AIDS FOREVER AMBER   MARINE HERO WILL DIVORCE ELOPING WIFE

So You Want A Car?-Well, Maybe In 19.47   Auto Firm Officials Warn Famine Will Continue Fur Another 12 to 15 Months.

CAR FAMINE: TO CONTINUE FOR A YEAR   Shortage of Steel Chiefly Responsible

FORD CO. OFFICIALS SEE CURRENT CAR SHORTAGE LASTING ANOTHER YEAR

HEIRENS CONFESSES TO MURDER   Chicago Youth Admits Slaying Suzanne Degnan

Heirens Confesses Killing Degnan Child   Chicago Youth Admits Dissecting Girl’s Body, Placing It in Sewers

Confession Is Detailed By Heirens   Admits Degnan Killing, But Recalls Part of It Only Vaguely, He Says

Heirens Confesses To Degnan Murder   University St udent Tells Details of His Crimes

HEIRENS ADMITS KIDNAP-SLAYING OF DEGNAN GIRE   Confesses He Cut  Up Body and Put Tt Ter Boapnse

TANKER, HIT BY LIGHTNING, BURNS   Three of Crew Missing; 30 ’ Treated For Burns, Minor (niuries

Greek Plebiscite To Be Challengec  Based On Charges Of Fraud, Violence

GRECIAN VOTE CHALLENGE IN HIGHEST COURT   Validity Of Sunday's Plebiscite Is Taken Up By Leftists

MARINES WILL STAY IN CHINA   Maj. Gen. Rockey Denies Orders Preparing for Evacuation by U. S. Units

MARINES STICK TO CHINA POSTS   Commander Denies Repor They Will Be Evacuated

“No Orders ‘To Marines’   Rumors That U.S. Troops. Will Be Pulled Out of China Denied

Marine Chief Says No Withdrawal Is ‘Planned In China   Rockey Says Some Units   Strengthened; Reds   Protest Bombing of Their Capital During Peace Talks.

“No Orders Received To Evacuate China”   Marine Commander Spikes Persistent Rumors—Troops Can Handle Develanmaeants«’

MARGARINE OIL RAISED BY OPA   Possibility _ Of Higher Prices On Related Products Hinted

Impact of Mine Strike Staggers Economy of U. §.   Court Hearing To Be Resumed Friday; Auto Plants Shutting Down

Coal Strike Severity Is On Increase   Curtauls Industrial Opera. tions, as Lewis Hearing  Takes Becess

News Day And Night   Contempt Hearing, R cessed For Thanksgiving, Will Resume Tomorrow   Crippling Strike In Eighth Day   No Indication Given It Will Be Ended Until Union Boss Gives Word

Lewis Facing  Uphill Fight   Contempt Case Trial Is In Recess Till Friday Morning

GREEN QUOTES BIBLE TO KELLY   LABELS REQUEST FOR STATE SCHOOL PROBE AS POLITICAL MOVE

REPUBLICANS DEMAND ACTION ON LABOR BILLS   Martin CalJs Labor No. 1 Question of the Moment.

DEMOCRATS SHY FROM ENACTING LAW ON LABOR   Republicans Put Action at Top of List :

GOP DEMANDS SPEEDY ACTION ON LABOR ILLS   Congressional Leaders Appear Cool to Request; House Opens USES Hearing

Snappy New Year Weatherman Says   Forecasters Say Wednesda) Will Be Cold, Except Down South

SE ee wae we: Ae ames  UNO Ballot Box Maker Pens Prayer for Peace

Louis Valentine Dies In New York   Former Police Commissioner Succumbs After IIIness of Several Weeks

Hard-Hitting Police Commissioner Lewis J. Valentine Dies in Hospitai

FAMED POLICE EXPERT DEAD   Lewis P. Valentine, Former New York City Police Head, Dies at 64

Death Claims Former Police Commissioner   Lewis J. Valentine, Famous Police Officer, Passes Away in Hospital After Prolonged IIIness

Veteran Puliceman Headed “New York’s Finest” From 1934 Until 1945

Lewis J. Valentine, N.Y.’s Toughest Police Comm., \Died In Hospital Today

Valentine, Enemy Of Under World, Dies at New York   Tough Police Commissioner Drove Many Out of City Or Under Cover

DEATH CLAIMS FAMOUS ‘COP   FORMER HEAD OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT BUCCUMBED EARLY. TODAY IN HOSPITAL

DEATH CLAIMS ‘GANG BUSTER   Lewis Valentine, former Goth am Police Head, Was Tough on Hoodlums

Lewis J. Valentine Dies in New York   Former. New York Police Commissioner Was . JU] Several Weeks

LEWIS VALENTINE, NOTED OFFICER, IS VICTIM. OF DEATH   Foriér ‘New: York. Grameen er'of Police-Succumbs After  Long itiness

U.S. Weighs Demands on Yugoslavia   Property Domage, Likeli“hood of Five Deutl.s Remain in Need of Settlement

Uptimism Over Ultimatum Is  Voiced [In U.S.   State Deportment Officials Weigh Demand for Full Redress for Casualties and Property Damages Suffered in Attack >

U.S. Weigh: Its Demands For Redress   Officials Express Optimism Over Tito’s Quick Reply

Demands for Redress Are Weighed   Officials Forecast Early Settlement in Plane Incidenis

FULL REDRESS OF YUCOSLAVS      Consider Demands For Property Loss And Casualties

U. 5. CONSIDE REDRESS WT WILL ASK FROM SLAVS   Washington Sees in Release of Airmen Substantial Compliance With Terms of Ultimatum.   FATE OF SECOND CREW STILL TO BE CLEARED   Belgrade’s Quick Reaction to Demands Leads to Hope of Satisfactory Settlement.

Officials Study Demand For Full Redress  Optimistic View me. 88... eg   Optimistic View Follows Tito’s Quick Response

United States May Demand Full Redress   May Ask Settlemen For Casualties, Property Damage

SOLUTION TO DISPUTE SEEN  ~ULS. May Ask Payments From Slavs For Damaae In Attacks

Weigh Demands For Full Redress From Yugoslavs   Fate of 5 on Second ' Bomber to Be Checked

Body of English Woman Is Found  Listed as Seventh Crime Weave Victim

1S QUESTION 1 GROUP ACTION   Action of Asking Applying Nations For Information [geue in Committee

Russia Against Interrogating UN Candidates   Gromyko Questions Right! to Look Into Applying Members

U. N. Couneil Upholds Right: Of Committee   Membership Board’s Power to Seek Data

U.N. Group May Quiz Applicants For Membership  Russia Questions Commi : fee's Authority But

Big Four Policy Talks Scheduled   Three Ministers to Be Guests Tonight Of Foreign Writers

Happy Over  Being Alive   Yank Gives Britishers New Year's Gifts.

Weather Delays Bombing Drill   Adm. Blandy Calls Off Rehearsal At Last . Moment

POSTPONE TRIAL BOMB TEST  FEAR BAD WEATHER FOR BIKINI EXPERIMENT

Hull Makes Piea For British Loan   Former Secretary of State Sends Message To House Member.

CORDELL HULL URGES PASSAGE OF BRITISH LOAN   Says World Must Cooperate Now Or Face Conflict

Hull Appeals For Approval British Loan   Foes of Measure In House Seek Security for Money

HULL APPEALS FOR LOAN  APPROVAL      House in Third Day of Debate  On Proposition

Hull Joins In Plea for British Lean   Warns World Is Drifting Toward Another War

Hull Pleads For British Loan Today   World Faces Choice of Co operating for Peace or  Another War, He Says

NEWEST PLANE — DETAILS TOLD   NIGHT FIGHTER HAS RANGE OF 2,500 MILES WITH FULL COMBAT EQUIPMENT

Sailors’ Boss. Hitsat Bridges pea   East Coast Chief Attacks ‘Raiding’

Food Situation Called Almost a ‘National Disgrace’   Ohio Congressman Mak. ing GOP Inquiry Into Shortages

Eew Hear Message   Truman, Approves Civilian: Control Of Atomic Fneray

fran Envoy In N. Y. for INO Meet   Hussein Ala To Press Fight For Removal Of Soviet Troops From Iran

United Nations Are Set To Make Test Case of Soviet - Iranian Dispute:

Security Unit Meeting Is To Begin Monday   Iran's Ambassador Arrives in New York To Press for Action

TRUMAN MOVES TO SAVE FOOD FOR EUROPEANS   Darker Bread And Less Whiskey And Beer To Result From Order —   GRAIN FOR FEEDING LIVESTOCK REDUCED

WORLDS FOOD SHORTAGES TO HIT AMERICAS   Less Whiskey And Beer, Plus Sweeping New Eating Habits On Way

Truman Decrees Darker Bread, Less Grain for Cattle In Conservation Move To Avert Starvation Abroad

Use Of Wheat For Beer And Liquor Curbec  Other Steps Taken TT. Bunavite Faad   Other Steps Taken To Provide Food For Other Lands

Truman Moves. To Ease MassHunger Abroad  issues 9 Point Program in   Issues 9 Point Progrem in Effort to Avert Starvatian Conditions  A Overecene

HUNGRY WORLD TO GET FOOD FROM AMERICA   This Nation to Share Its Wheat—Less Beer And Whisky in Sight

Informal Rationing Is Asked by President Yo  Conserve Food Supply

Decrees Drastic Change in U.S. Eating Habits   Must Stop Use of Wheat in Production Of Alcohol and Beer

MOVE MEANS DARK BREAD, LESS BEER   President Acts to Save Food That More May Go Abroad and Avert “Mass Starvation.”   ASKS THAT STORES RATION SUPPLIES   Declares Shortages in Other Lands May Make Famine “Worst in Modern Times.”

PRESIDENT URGES WHITE BREAD CUT   TRUMAN URGES  WHITE BREAD Cut   Darker Bread, ‘Less Whisky, Boer Decraed.

Sweeping Changes 1 in Lating Habits “sl Americans Decreed   Darker Bread, Less Whiskey and Beer Forecast as President Moves to Avert ‘Mass Starvation’ in Other Lands

Moves to Share Supplies With World's Hungry   Darker Bread, Less Whisky, Beer in Sight

Less Whiskey, Beer And Dorker Bread In Months Ahead  PRESIDENT REQUESTS INFORMAL RATIONING  Public Is Asked To Cooperate In Emergency Measures

Acts to Avert Starvation of  People Abroad   President Outlines Nine-Point Program; Darker Bread, Less Whisky, Beer Decreed

Darker Bread, Less Beer and Whisky Due   Food Emergency ‘n Other Countries Calls Forth Action

Sweeping revisions in nation’s ating habits are deereed   President Truman takes action to avert ‘mass starvation’ abroad

Less Beer And Whisky, Darker Bread Decreed In U.S. To Feed Europe

MEAT INDUSTRY ASKS HANDS QEf  . RORY HAN   Further Regulations Would Only Promote Rampant Black Markets. Claim

Black Market May Be Aided by Further Rationing of Meat   Regulations by OPA Are Criticized by American Institute

PICKETS ROA THROUGH STRIP MINING FIELDS   Strike At Trickle Of Strip Mining; Stop Coal Trucks

Make Attempt To Close Them As Industrial Output Sinks Sharply   Rovin g Pickets  Dump Fuel Trucks   Cutbacks May Leave 2.000,000 Workers Idle By Next Week

But Older Men Favor Givine Up   Declare Lewis  Went To Far In His Demands

y' WITH RUSSIANS 1S FLAYED BY SOLON   Tennessee Senator of Opinion  Ultimatum Should Be In- . 1! vestigated Thoroughly ©

SEN, STEWART ASKS PROBE OF RED ULTIMATUM TOU, S. SHIP   State Department Is Silent Pending Official Report On The Incident

 Ultimatum  [Probe Urged   Thorough Investigation of Dairen Inci- dent Needed—Stewart

‘Warship Case Stirs Demand For U.S. Ouiz   Sen. Stewart Says ‘We Have Been Too Ensy With Russia’

Sen. Stewart Urges Probe Of Ultimatum   Tennessee Lawmaker Says “We've Been Entirely Too Easy With Russia”?   State Department Maintains Silence   Senator Johnson Observes “Good Neighbor” Policy Hasn't Reached the Port Of Dairen

We're loo Easy On Russia, Says Sen. Stewart  State And Navy Departments Are Keeping Mum

Stewart Raps ‘Easy Attitude Toward Russia   Criticizes Soviet Occupation of Manchuria; De. mands Action

U.S. “Too Easy’ With Russia, Says ‘Tennessee Solon   Senator Scores Order Forcing American Ship To Léave Port of Dairen

Tennessee Solon Fears U.S. Too Easy’ With Reds   Stewart Demands Thorough Inquiry ‘In Port Incident

U.S. 100 EASY WITH SOVIETS SOLON SAYS   Senator Stewart Of Tennessee Speaks  STATE DEPT,   Remains Silent On Order Of Soviets To U. S. Ship To Leave Dairen

 ‘TOO EASY WITH RUSSIA’—— > m  Senator: Demands ‘Inquiry S. Shin Ouster

Too Easy With Russia, Says Senator   State Department Keeps Silent On Incident

Senator Stewart Sees US  Lenient   State Department, Navy Watched For Action

Asks Probe Of Dairen Incident   State Department Still Silent on Controversial lasue.

Stewart Calls For Probe Of Ship Incident   Southern Senator Says US Has Been too Easy With Russia in East

SENATOR SAYS U.S, TOO EASY WITH SOVIETS   Still No Official Word From State Department on Red Ultimatum

Darien Matter Draws Fire Of U.S. Senator   “We've Been: Too Easy On Soviets,"  Tom ACCOOAN SAUE

U.S. IS TOO EASY WITH RUSSIANS, SOLON DECLARES   SEN. STEWART REFERS TO 20-MINUTE EDICT TO AMERICAN WARSHIP

Senator Stewart Says He Awaits Reaction of  State Department and  U. S. Navy   ‘Pillage’ Is Charged  Says Reds Should Have Been Kept Away From Manchuria —~

Senator ‘Stewart Says. U.S. Too Easy With Russia   Verbal Ultimatum’ Forces Unarmed United States Navy Ship To Leave Dairen

SOVIET ORDER IS SIFTED BY DEPARTMENT   Report of Consul Is Awaited Anxiously in Official Washington

Senator Says U.S. Too Easy With Russia   State Department Is Silent Pending Word Officially on Dairen Ship Order Incident

Senator Assails  Russ Ultimatum Order Forcina U.S. Navy Ship   Order Forcing U.S. Navy Ship From Dairen Cause of Wrath

U. S. Awaiting Report On Soviet Ultimatum      But Senator Stewart,  Declaring “We've Bee: Entirely Too Easy With sce Calls. For Probe Into Dairen Incident.

Hawaiian Islands Hardest Hit by Pacific Upheaval: Rescue Operations Speeded   Disaster Workers Converge on Hawaii, Which Counted 72 Dead and 84 Missing In Disturbance: Effects of Shock Felt

Hawaiian Islands Hasien To Avert Spread of Disease; Upheaval Subside:

Possibly L6o7 Die  in Disaster Striking Pacific   Alaska Sea Frontier Command Declares Ocean Upheaval, Which Began in That Sector, Has Subsided Completely

Sea command says force of upheaval completely subsided   Hard-hit Hawaiian islands hurries search to avert possible contasion

DEATHS IN TIDAL WAVES REACH 167; DAMAGE MOUNTS   Ships and Planes Search Pacifie Off Hawaii for Persons Washed Out to Sea.   DOCTORS AND NURSES CONVERGE ON ISLANDS   Upheaval, Which Originated in Alaskan Ares, Said. To Have Subsided Completely.

Tass ao - N,. em y » <8 8 ucS c. _28  “ENTE ‘i= 2-672 £78 36  Saat Ea“ —-g §-e

Railroaders Aim To See Minnie Rose Walk Again   Limited Makes Unscheduled Stop To Carry Crippled Girl to Shrine Hospital for Treatment

Delay Asked On Local Air Stop   Public-Counsel To Request CAB To Withhold  Nisaicinn

A. N. SNELLENBERG IS WED IN BUCKS COUNTY   License Granted Few Days Ago to Him and Edith E. Artman, Phila.

NOT CAUSED BY A-BOMB TEST —s_—«#w Upheavals In Pacific Claimed ~ Not Unusual: Have Hit Before

NOT CAUSED BY A-BOMB TEST Upheavals In Pacific Claimed Not Unusual: Have Hit Before

JAP ELECTIONS DELAYED TO INSURE ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES HAVE A CHANCE TO RE OUALIFIED

Troops Discover Terrorist Hideout   Many Jerusalem Home:  Searched-by Officers

Jewish Areas Raided by Troops, Police   Large Stores of Ammunition and Guns Found

German Peace Treaty Is on Docket   Molotov Assures Press Freedom in Making Revort

Mead Group Plans Probe Of Ordnance   Public Hearings Suspend ed After Rep. Coffee Tells Committee He Has “J earned Lesson”

ON SHELLS TRAII   Senate Seeks to Fix Respon. sibility for Defective Ammunition

Soldiers Aid Quiz of Shells That Killed Gl:   Numbers Offered of Faulty Ammunition; Letters Tel) Story

Mead Gets Lead On Bad Shells   Lot Numbers Will Allow Tracing Ammunition To Manufacturer

Defective Sheils Will Be Traced In Major Probe   Company Practice To Avoid Audits Draws Attention

Service Men Offer Clues To Prober:   One Combat Soldier Tells Senate Committee He Can Furnish Je with Lat Numbers of Faulty Ammunition

‘Diz Admits His Grammar Is Bad, But Doesn't Plan to Change Style

‘Arabs Threaten Civil Disobedience; British Stull Hold Officials of   Jewish Agency.

Police Announce Release Of Jews   More Than Half of Jews Arrested By British Are  Now Released

Truman Says Foreign Policy Of U. S. Remains Unchanged   President Tells News Conference There Was a Misunderstanding of His Indorsement of Talk Made by Wallace.

Position Is Explained in Statement   Denies Wallace's Claim That President Approved His Speech

NO CHANGE IN UNITED STATES FOREIGN POLIC!   ‘Truman Cities Misunderstanding In Query On Wallace Speech

PRESIDENT SAYS HIS STATEMENT MISUNDERSTOOD   did Not Mean To Endorse Speech, Chief Executive Tells Reporters At Special Conference; No Change In U. S. For eign Policy.

Presidential Approval Of Wallace's Speech Led To ‘Misunderstanding   Chief Executive Holds Special News Conference

Statement On Wallace Talk Issued   President Says He Only Upheld Secretary's Right To Speak.

Temperatures   Republicans Claim Major Blunder in Turn to Left Wing

Executive Says Did Not Okeh Wallace Talk   Approved ‘Right’ to Talk But Not Contents of Speech

The Wallace Speech. » No Change In Foreign Policy Says President

Truman Denies Policy Changed   Truman Says Any Changes Will Be Worked Out With Secretary of State, Congress Leaders

VANDENBERG CIVES SUPPORT TO SEC. OF STATE   Three Peace Delegates Feel U.S. Prestige Seriously Hurt

‘Natural Misunderstanding,’ He Tells Newsmen; Foreign Policy of U.S. Has Not Been Changed

GOP Charges Truman Seeks PAC Support   Approval of Wallace Speech Brings Full Sized Cabinet Spit?

APPROVAL OF WALLACE  TALK MISUNDERSTOOD  PRESIDENT ASSERTS DISPUTE OVER WHETHER  U. S. FOREIGN VIEWS REVISED If SETTIEN

Truman Meets  With Clayton   Says OK On Wallace Talk A ‘Natural Misunderstanding’

Says Approval Of Wallace Talk Misunderstood   Says Only Gave Okay on Right To Deliver Speech

Annual Election Is Planned by Legion   Announce Plans for Spring Stag In Mount Pleasant: on  June 27

Communists Take ‘Tatung; Chiang’s Troops in Jehol   Reported Capture of Two Strongholds Lacks Offi cial Confirmation   MAKESHIFT TANKS LEAD RED ATTACK   25-Day Siege of Tatung Ends; City Is Important Rail Center

Communists Trade Cities With National:   Reds Win 25-Day Siege of Tatung— Chengteh Taken

Tatung Is Captured By Reds   Reports Received That Nationalists Have Taken Chaneteh

Chinese Communists Take Tatun: Nationalists Grab Chengteh In Reprisal Move

Specialist Says Tobacco Prices To Remain High   Dept. of Agriculture Tobacco Man Says Situation “Run Away Market”

Group To Rule On Vets’ Home Needs   Committee for Picking Occupants for 50 Housing Units Meets Here

Vet Group Will Pick Occupants   Mayor Sweeney Names Committee To Select Vets For Emergency Houses

Crisis Staved By Shipments Of Gift Grain   France and Germany Escape Dire Threat Of Slow Starvation

Grain Supply From U.S. Is Lageing   Rationing Is Facing Millions In Britain

STRIKE HITS   ‘LARGE SCALE“ A-Y-O F FS -OF  STEEL WORKERS AND RAILROAD MEN NOW UNDERWAY

Industry And Railroads Hit By Coal Strike   Large Scale Layoffs Are Developing As Result Of Miners’ Strike

MINERS’ STRIKE BRINGS LAYOFF   Stoppage Forces Steel and Rail Industries to Cut Production

STARTS FOR HOLLAND LANDS IN PUERTO RICO   New Yerk Bryer Geis On Wren Plane At Airpert And Gees Seuth Of The Border

General Offers Uew Armistice For Manchuria   Prospects of Longtime Peace Slim Although Plan Held Workable

CHINA PEACE PLAN OFFERED      General Marshall Sets Up New Proposals to End Manchurian Strife

Manchu Peace  Pact Offered   Gen. Marshall Propose: Compromise Armistice

New Armistice Pact Sought By Marshall   Report U. S. Officer's Compromise Prospects are Slim

Ex-President Will Go To Europe To Study Famine Threats; Controls Being Outlined

 Virect from Bucini: A-Bomb Test was Success But Strictly as a Show Was ‘Not Worth Traveling 8,000 Miles to See, Writer Says

Workers Plan For Holiday” On Thursday  Arbitration Offer  Is Again Rejected Dm. ALL. Ie

Workers Plan For "Holiday" On Thursday   Arbitration Offer Is Again Rejected By City Officials

Dubinsky Denies He Signed Away Business Share  Barney Acknowleds  amen anthec ecm Mach ME mere et   Barney Acknowledges Signature But Never Saw Contract

Dubinsky Denies He Signed Away Business Share   Barney © Acknowledges Signature But Never _ Saw Contract

GATES IS AGGUSED BY UNION IN SUil ON FILE AT CAPITAL   ‘Illegal Conspiracy’ Is Charged Because of Calling of Troops to Connersville Plant.   VETERANS RETURN TO POSITIONS TODAY

SOVIET SLOWING MANCHURIA EXIT   General Easing of Tension Toward Russia Seen in Chungking

AIR MAIL RATES TO BE SLASHED   New ‘Airgram’ Envelope To Go Anywhere kor 10 Cents

‘Airgram’ Replaces V-Mail © Cheaper Air Mail Rates to Foreign Countries Nov. 1

STATEMENT REGARDED AS FINAL ANSWER TO RUSSIAN CRITICISM AND DEMAND FOR W VOTE

School Election Wil}  Be Held on March 11, Candidates Tlnannncead

PARIS PARLEY ON TREATIES FLAT FAILURE   Foreign Ministers Will Try To Reach Accord By June Meeting

Big 4 Ministers To Adjourn; Mee! Again June 15  ms aS he   Accept Proposal By Byrnes; to Attempt to Solve Problems

DEADLOCKED BIG 4 DECIDE 10 RECESS PARLEY FOR MONTH   Adjournment Probably Will Come Today — Byrnes to Leave Paris Friday for United States.   GROUP SETS NO DATE FOR PEACE CONFERENCE   American Proposal That Terms of German Treaty Be Drafted Is Not Acted Upon.

DEADLOCKED POWERS WILL, TRY AGAIN   Conference Is Likely To Be Adjourned Until 15th ef June

Ministers Of ‘Big Four’ To Meef June 15      Present Deadlocked Conference Will Probably Adjourn Today

Byrnes Gloomy Over Results Of Conference   Ministers Agree To Meet June 15; May Quit Today

Ministers May End Meet Today   Byrnes Loses Altemrpt To Set Date For Peace Conference

Ministers of Powers Agree To Meet Again   June 15 Is Date Set as Paris Conferees Prepare to Adjourn

Big 4 Envoys Agree to Meet Again June 15   Current Conference Will Adjourn Today; Draft German Treat

GOP May Put Up United Kront On Strike Measures”   Leaders Consider Bhi Voting  Despite Division of Rank and File;

G. 0. P. Weighs Bold Move To Seize Control In Anti-Strike Legislations

Republicans Weighing Bold [Move To Seize Control In ‘Anti-Strike Legislation   Martin Says If GOP Acts In Concert They Could Take Bali From Democrats

GOP'S MAY GRAB REINS IN HOUSE   Bold Move To Seize Leadership In Anti-Strike Legislalion Seems Likely.

GOP Debates Move To Seize Control in Anti-strike Bill  Modified Fact Finding Bill May   Modified Fact Finding Bill May Offer First Test

G. 0. P. Maps Bold Stroke   Strike Bill Action Involves Leadership

Republicans May Seize House Lead  GOP Studvina Plans to   GOP Studying Plans to Push Labor Legislation

Weigh Move To Push Labor Legislation   GOP Leadership In Election Year  Would Be Gamble

  ‘Republican Congressmen ‘Considering Bold ‘Action on Strike Bills

GOP Study Next Move   Consider Seizure of Anti-Strike Control; Dem Members Split

NATION WALK A TIGHT ROPE IN LEWIS ADM   400,000 Miners Are Set to Stop Work Friday Barring Action.

Lewis Creates Dilemma Over Wage Controls   Government Seeks To Avert New Round Of Industrial Strikes

U, S. Braces  For Decision With Miners. On Pay Hike   ‘Formula To Obviate Other Wage Fights Sought With Lewis

SHOWDOWN ON MINES IS NEAR   Government Seeks Form. ula For Keeping Coal Operations Going

Lewis Sits Tight On Pay Demand; Showdown Nears  Government Seeking To Keep Mines Open Without Waae Uncet

Government Nears Showdown Over Coal Strike Threat   Hunt Formula to  Keep Issue From  Being Raise Target By HAROLD W. WARD

Coal Strike Showdown Comes Friday   Solution Sought—~Police Stand Ready In Milwaukee

U.S. Braces For Showdowr   Government Still Seeks Formula to Keep Mines Open

U. 5. Braced for Showdown With John L. Lewis §   Formula Sought To Keep Mines Running Without Pay Increase

Cov't Seeks  Wace Formula 4  For Miners   Hopes for Solution Without Creating General Wage Confusion.

Government Seeks Formula To Keep Mines Open Without Setting Up Wage Boost Target   Lewis Letting Administration Worry : About Solution: Showdown Friday

Government Seeks  Soft Coal Plan   Concessions Other Than Wage Boosts May Be Offered Lewis

Republicans Overwhelm Challenge By Democrats In Maine's Election

Republicans Win  Maine Election G. O. P. Candidates Heavy Favorites

PASTORS LOSE FIGHT FOR POLICE POWERS   Press Steubenville Cleanup Despite Council Setback

DEMANDS DRAWN FOR STEEL UNION   Each Firm May Be Treated Separately In Pay Fight

Steel Union to Draw Up Demand:   No Uniform Demands For Entire Steel Industry

UNION OFFICIALS IN SESSION TO LAY OUT PLAN FOR PAY TERMS  STEELWORKERS LEADER: FORMULATE CONTTRACT DEMANDS EOR YEFAD

CIO Group Scans Plan  For Pay Hike   Wage-Policy Committee of Steelworkers Meet to Formulate Contract Demands on Industry

ClO WAGE BOARD 10 SET STEEL POLICY   No Uniform Demand For Industry Indicated

Steelworkers Won't Seek Blanket Raise   Murray Wants Wage Negotiated With Eack Firm

NEW DEMANDS MAPPED FOR IRONWORKERS   Wage-Policy Committee of CIO In Pittsburgh To Formulate Industry Pay Secale   MAY SET FRAMEWORK,

Experts Plan To Split Palestine Into 4 Areas   British Would Allow Immediate Immigration O 100,900 European Jews Into Holy Land; U.S. Aid Said Essential

Plan Divides Palestine Into Four Provinces   U. S. Cooperation Said Essential For Committee Proposal

Plan to Split Palestine Into Four Province:   Proposal Would Allow Entry of 100,000 Jews: U. S. Aid Asked

PALESTINE ZONE PLAN APPROVED   British Back Division Of Hely Land Into Four Provinces

WAC WINS UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER GETS APARTMENT BACK FROM ‘INVADER

One-Wac Invasion Routs. J ungle Vet Vet Iey SiareWins Apartment Campaion

Showdown on Greek Case Looms Today   Vote Due on Australian Move To Throw Out  Complaint

Aussies Demanc U.N. Throw Out Ukraine Charge:  United States Shows No Sympathy For Attacks On Greece

ASE AGAINST REECE WILL E DEBATED   4N. Council Ready For  sowndown On Soviet  wkrain’s Charges With Vote Due Soon   WPRISE STATEMENT

UN. SECURITY COUNCIL FACES SHOWDOWN ON SOVIET UKRAINE CHARGE GREECE PEACE THREAT

COUNCIL READY FOR SHOWDOWN GN CHARGES.   Australia Asks ~ Ukraine Request Re Thrown Out

Security Council Awaits Showdown On Ukraine Charges  Vote Due on Moye For Dismissal of Case Filed Aaainst Greeks.

Methodists Get ~ $500 Donation   Will Apply Funds or Church Property Indebtedness

Local Church Recovers From  Pinch Of Debt   Methodists, under the leadership of Rey. Glen T. Beaty, rallied lo save property.

Senate Faces Lengthy Figh On Labor Bill   Truman’s Leaders Seek to Push Plan Despite Onnosition

Opponents Say Truman Powers Too Sweeping   WASHINGTON (2) — AFL President William Green denounced President Truman's strike-draft program as “slave labor under Fascism.”

STRIKE-DRAFT BILL RUNS INTO SENATE DEBATE   Senator Taft Heads Group to Modify Measure Urged by Truman

Republican Senators Seek Sharp Changes In President’s Draft-Strike Legislation

GOP SENATORS LAUNCH DRIVE FOR REVISIONS   AFL President Terms Program as “Slave Labor Under Fascism”

Republicans Seek Revision Of Labor Bill   Senator Taft Leads Move for Amendments, Which May Delay Fina Passage of Measure

Opposition To Strikers Draft Plan   Barkley to Try  To Push Through New Labor Bill 

Amendments Asked to Labor Act   Taft Heads Committee Which Plans to Change Work Measure

6.0.P.'S, LABOR DENS OPPOSE WORKER DRAFT   Republican Steering Committee Seeks Changes; Green Hits Bill

Revisions To Be Sought By Republicans  Working Over Of Measure Likely;

REUTHER AND THOMAS ARGUE   CALL EACH OTHER HARSH NAMES IN DEBATE

BATTLE HEATED FOR PRESIDENCY OF CIS UAW   Reuther and Thomas Engage in Bitter Exchange of Personalities   DELEGATES HEAR CHIEF   President of Parent Union Js Expected to Strive for Restored Harmony

REUTHER AND THOMAS IN BITTER FIGHT   Indulge in ~Name-Calling at UAW-CIO Meeting

UAW CHIEFTAINS TRADE EPITHETS      Thomas And Reuther Clash At “Peace” Convention; Delegates Calm

CLOUDY. BUT WARMER   Local Rains Forecast for Eastern Part af State

It's a joy to live in Kansas in October, even in an election vear   Cloudy Skies Forecast Tuesday, a Bit Warmay

Senate Favors Firmer U. S. Line In Soviet Deals  Wants Limit Set On Comoromises

Senate Lines Right Behind Vandenberg In His Appeal  F or Strong Foreign Policy

Firmer Attitu’e Toward Russia Gets Unofficial \pproval From Senate

Firm Attitude Toward Russia Gets Approval   Senate Lines Up Behind  Stand Of Senator Vanden berg, Michigan.   UNOFFICTAL OK

VANDENBERG PLAN GIVEN SENATE HELP   ‘Other Solons In Favor ) Of Firmer Dealings  With Russia

Firm Policy Takes Shape Against Reds   Vandenberg Wins Senate Backing _ For Blunt Action

Vand’nberg Proposal Is Approved   Report on Observations By Delegate to U.N.O. in London Received Lnanimonsely   Fully Endorsed      Situation One Calling for Patience, Goodwill but Not Timidity

Senate Backs Vandenberg in Plea for Firmer Stand in Dealing With Russia

Senate Backs Vandenberg In Demand for Firm Line In U.S. Dealinas with Reds

Vandenberg For Taking Stand On Issues   Report On Meeting Of UNO Receives High Praise

VANDENBERG SPEECH I$ ACCLAIMED   Senators Line Up in Agreement On Soviet Policy

FIRMER STAND TOWARD RUSSIA CETS APPROVAL   Senators Back Stand of Vandenberg for. Dealing With Soviets

SENATE LINES UP BEHIND STAND OF VANDENBERG TEE ha  URGES FIRMNESS IN RED DEALING

Vandenberg Urges Firm. Hand In Dealing With USSR, But Harmony Is Possible

SENATORS LAUD VANDENBERG'S VIEWS ON REDS   Firmer Attitude T oward Russia Gains Solid Backing

Firmer Attitude Toward Russia Is Given Senate 0. K   ' Vandenberg Wins Unofficial Backing - On Proposal for Future Dealinas

Democrats And Republicans Alike . . . .  Senate Lines Up Behind Vandenberg’s Plea For Strong Foreign Policy

Senate Lines Up Behind Plea Of Vandenberg   ‘IRM STAND ON SOVIET ADVOCATED BY SOLONS

Senate Supports Plea for Firm Foreign Policy .   Russ Relations; Global Problems Demand Stand

DEMAND FOR STRONG FOREIGN POLICY 18 APPROVED BY SENATE  UNOFFICIAL BACKING IS GIVEN-PLEA FOR MORE RACK.TALK TO RIISSIA

SENATORS BACK FIRM DEALINGS WITH RUSSIANS   Vandenberg Gains Support Of Colleagues In Appeal For Stiffer Attitude

FIRM ATTITUDE TOWARD RUSSIA GAINS POWER   Vandenberg Backed on Poliey for Dealing With Soviets

VANDENBERG’S POLICY BACKED   Colleagues Favor Firm Attitude In: Soviet Relations

SUPPORTS STAND OF VANDENBERG   Makes Observations. And Conclusions  As UNO Delegate

Views Toward Russia Are Approved   Formal Report Well Received By Colleagues

Senate Puts Unofficial Okay On Checking Sovie   Controversial Global Problems Will B Dealt With By Firm Hand

Firm Stand Toward Russ Wins Favor   Senate Lines Up Back of Vandenberg On Future Dealings

Senators Support Vandenberg on His Stand With Russia   Give Endorsement To - Suggestion That U. S. Adopt-Firm Policy.

Senators Favor Strong Stand With Russians  Congress Is in Favor  Of Firm Line in - Dealina With Soviet

@ FAUL MALLYVINO teen innin inne  Labor Revolution Predicted, But It May Be Long Delayed

@ PAUL MALLON-—  Labor Revolution Predicted, But It May Be Long Delayed

Cards Take Over Favorites Role  In World Serie:   Smashing 12-3 Victory in Fourth Game Makes Red Birds 8-5 Choice   POLLETT, WITH FULL REST, STARTS TODAY   Dyer, in Driver's Seat, Has Brecheen Ready for 6th Contest Sunday

Candidates Add Few Last Planks To Platforms  Sigler Bids for Daetrait Sunnor?

U.S. 10 COMBAT ALIENS’ IDEALS   Historical Documents Will Be Exhibited to Americans During Special Tour

To Show Up Aliens _ Priceless Early U.S. Documents To Go On Nationwide Tour

Priceless Papers to Be Taken  on National Tour Will Spark Drive Against   Bijan THanlactac

Priceless Papers to Be Taken  on National Tour _ Will Spark Drive  Against  _ Alien Ideologies

Farmer Kills Welfare Rorker   Sought to Keep Four Children from Being  Put in Home

Marion Teachers’ Pay Scale, One of Ohio’s Lowest, Makes '2-Mill Extra Levy Necessary

ANGRY NOTE SAYS FIRING ON PLANES WAS UNJUSTIFIED   Called Violation of International Law—Belgrade’s Explanation Termed  Inadequate. "=   CASETOU.N. IF = REQUEST IS REJECTED   Washington Declares it Will Cali Meeting Promptly to Lay Dispute Be- z fore Council,

U.S. Demands Flyers Be Set  Free at Once   Yugoslavs Given 48 Hours To Meet Demands Or Face “‘Appropriate Action” By The United Nations Security Council

Angry Note Given Yugoslav Charge Five Hours After State Department Publishes Note Opposing Russian Demand for Straichts.

To Call on United Nations Securify Council If Demand Is Nof Heeded, Slavs Told in Bitter, Caustic Note   Accuses Slavs of ‘Plain Violation’ of International Law and U.N. Charter; Terms Explanation ‘Wholly Inadequate’ and ‘Shocking’

Shooting Incident On U. S. Plane Is Complaint Basis   State Department Demands Freedom Of Airmen And Right To Investigate Disappearance Of Army Plane Near Tito Summer Home

Sets 48-Hour Limit To Free Captive Yanks   Will Call U. N. Security Council To Take Action

Council Action Is Threatened By Ultimatum   Violation of International Law Charged in the Most Caustic Note Issued by United States Since Pear! Harbor

Release of Fliers Demanded in Note   Appeal to be Made to United Nations; Russian Dardanelles Plan Is Opposed

Release Yank Airmen, Stern Note Demands   Threatens to Take Matter Before U. N. ‘Council  Ene ‘*Artinn’

TITO 1S GIVEN 48 HOURS 10 FREE AIRMEN   WASHINGTON NOTE SHARPEST SINCE PEARL HARBOR

U. S. Threatens To Carry Issue To U. N. Council Lf Belorade Fails

PRESIDENT TO REVEAL NEW MEAT PROGRAM   Republicans Charge Politics; Ask for Radio Time *o Reply

Meat-Minded Nation Awaits Price Decision   Truman to Reveal Verdict Tonight In Radio Talk

TRUMAN MEAT TALK TONIGHT   Republicans Characterize President's Address As ‘Political’   ACTION IS UNCERTAIN

G.0.P. CHARGES POLITICS. ASKS TIME TO REPLY   President Keeps His Stand In Dark; May Disclose Verdict On Beef

Republicans Term Talk “Political”   No Clear Cut Indication of Attitude of President

(GOP Demands Network Time  To Give Reply   Officials Give Hint Of Meat Decontrol As Speech Readied

DECISION ON MEAT IS SET FOR TONIGHT   No Clear Indication Of What Action He Will Roeveal-to Nation

(.0.P. ALREADY SEEKS RADIO TIME TO REPLY   Speech Is Termed “Political” Although Ne Hint of Content Exists.

TALK TONIGHT, ALL STATIONS 10 O'CLOCK   Decontrol Believed To Be In The Offing  MECCARE   Will Be Political, G. 0. P. Charges, Asking Radio Time To Reply

TRUMAN STAND TOBE REVEALED IN RADIO TALK   Observers Speculate on Extent Of Action To Ease Current Shortages

Republicans Say President Meat Speech. Tonight fe 5; Not Essential ‘   LIFTING OF CONTROLS “MAY BE CONSIDERED

Housewives Politicians Await Address   Republicans Term Truman’s Address Political; Demand Equal Radio Time

Decision Will Be Given in Address On Radio Tonight   15-Minute Discussion Of National Problem Begins at 9 o’Clock

Reece Terms Truman Talk ‘Political’   Nation Awaits Presidential Attempt To Solve Meat Shortage; Speech To Be Heard at 9 Tonight.

AWAIT DECISION BY TRUMAN ON MEAT PROBLEM   President ta Give Talk on Radio at 9 p. m. on Present U. §. Shortage

President's Decision On ‘What To Do About Meat To .Be Heard On Radio Tonight

AWAIT STEAK REPORT   Truman to Give His Decision On Meat Tonight

Nation Awaits Truman’s Meat Speech   Decision Is Expected This Evening in Nation-Wide Address

GOP GARG POLITIC MAA IN BROADGAS   Reece Says Truman’s Talk Will Deprive People of Entertainment.

Housewives, Politicans Eager to Hear What Pres. Truman Will Say on Meat

BROADCAST IS SET FOR 9 TONIGHT   Republicans Ask Same Radio Time For Their Reply

Nation Waits For Truman Word on Mea   Decision Due for Announcement Tonight On  Stabilization, Meet Problem

U. S. Waits Truman Meat Talk at 10 P.M.   G. O.P. Chiefs Shout ‘Politics,’ Demand Radio Time for Reply

President Truman To Tell Country What He Intends To Do About Meat Situation

SOME EXPECT END OF MEAT PRICE TOPS   It Even Is Believed Truman May Scrap Wage Controls When He Goes on the Air Tonight to Explain Policies.

Temperatures   President to Make Radio Address at 8 O’Clock Tonight

Truman Slates Radio Talk On Meat Tonight   Continuation of Controls Appears Indicated.

G.0.P. Sees Politics in  Radio Talk   Consumers, Politicians Await Announcement on Meat Situation Slated By VTroman Tontcht

iruman fo Tell Nation Crisis Plan   Republicans Say “Plaving Politics’

Official Hints Decontrol May  Sein Picture   Republicans Charge Speech Tonight to Be Political, Demand Facilities to Reply

President's Message Held Secret   GOP Leaders Demend Radio Time to Reply

U.S. Awaits President s  Meat Action   Truman Broadcasts at 9 P.M.; “Politics,” Republicans Say.

‘Truman On Radio Tonight   Talk to bc on Meat  Situation; GOP Party Term Scheduled Talk Political, Want Reply

Nation Waits Meat Decree From Truman   People To Hear President’s Decision on Vital Problem in Radio Address Tonight—Chief May Oppose Removal of Controls—Republicans Term Chief's Talk ‘Political’

Steaks, Roasts Return  Sought   Republicans Term His Address As Pure Politics

Meat Decision By Truman Is Awatied By All   HOUSEWIVES AND VOTE SEEKERS LOOK TO PRESIDENT

Crippled Girl Speeds Qn Cinderella Trip   Rosy Dreams Come True For 14-Year-Old Paralvtic On Way To Gain New Life

Trainmen She Waved to Give Cripple, 14, Longed-for Trip, Chance to Walk Again

Subsidy on Pork, Flour Continued   Deadline Advanced To Fight Inflation

100 Million Soviets Vote   First General Election Conducted; Only One Choice for People

Over 100 Million Ballots ¢ ast In   Russian Election   Russian Citizens Vote for Candidates Whom They Nominated In Weavy Campaigning Weeks Ago.

Famed Juvenile Romeo Again Is Afoul Of Law, This Time in Mining Camp

SUBS TO PLAY MAJOR ROLE IN EVENT OF FUTURE WARS   RETIRED ADMIRAL SAYS SUBMARINES MAY BE ONLY SEAPOWER DUE TO ATOMIC WEAPONS

Predicts Subs May Comprise Naval Strenoti   Sen. Hart Foresees Sub. marines Equipped With Atomic Missiles As Entire Fleet

AMERICA’S NAVAL STRENGTH IN FUTURE WARS MAY LIE IN SUBS FOUIPPED WITH A-MISSILES

County School Directors And Teachers Get Ready For Their Annual Meeting:

WASHINGTON MERRY -GO- ROUND         TRUMAN ASKS SANTA FOR FEWER STRIKES: WHAT THE CABINET WANTS IN ITS STOCKING: MERRY CHRIST. MEAS TO) ALLS

RUSSIAN LOAN LIKELY ISSUE   Congress May Get Chance To Bring Showdown On  Soviet Position

Foreign Loan Transactions Move Into Position Where Conaress Can Ratify or Reject Them

B-29 EN ROUTE ON NON-STOP FLIGHT TO CAIRO   Dreamboat Enjoys Excellent Fiying Weather So Far in Long Trip

‘Dreamboat In Arctic      Army B-29 Near Northernmost Point On NonStop Flight to Cairo

DREAMBOAT SPEEDS ON NEAR ICELAND   CairoBound Craft Had Rough Going Within Arctic Circle   'HAS NO DEICING GEAR

Globe Circling Plane Winging Over Arctic Ice   Aerial Explorers Due To Arrive In Cairo Sunday Night

US. “Dreamboat” Over Arctic Circle  Dh Boe i coe   Cairo-bound B-29 Expected Over fceland of Naon

OPA in State To Wage War On Truck Evil   LUMBER BLACK MARKET TO BE ATTACKED Bx WU. S.

Proposals for . Reform Pile Up   Brotherhood Demands Accumulation of Several Years

HOPE TO AGREE UPON GERMANY   Bevin Said To Favor Fed. eration Including Industrial Ruhr   STILL OPPOSE ARMS

Diplomats Sight Agreement on Plans for Reich  Long-Range Control _ For Defeated Nation Discussed

Second Red Attack On Planes Revealed   Firing on U. S. Transport Protested to Rus ciane

Red Cross Total Now ls $6,826   Observers Believe Greece Will Check Communist Tide Racing Through the Balkans

Greek Voters To Pick New  Government   First Free Election In Decade; Moscow Taking No Hand

RED PERIL MAY RULE VOTING IN GREECE SUNDAY   King George’s Return Seen Lesser Of Two Evils In Important Election

SLAVS CHARGE BETRAYAL OF TRIESTE. PACT   Anglo-American Base In Adriatic ‘ Riemead

Slavs Stoking Trieste Fires   Tito Spokesman Declare: Whole Issue Deadlocked

Asserts Trieste Issue_is Deadlocked Beyond Hope in Peace Conference; Ministers Should Qattle.

More Violence In Palestine   Manhunt For Britis® Officers Held As Hostages Brings Bloodshed

Violence Flares In Jewish Riots Thru Holy Land   Three British Soldiers Held as Hostages Sought

Natian Wotching GOP Test In Midwest Stassen’s Candidate Leads In Minnesota

Stassen Prestige At Stake in Minnesota Vote   Endorses Candidate In Hot Contests for Senator, Governor

STASSEN'S MAN IS LEADING IN MINNESOTA RACE      Gov. Thye Holds 5,000 Margin Over Shipstead In Early Returns   TEST OF STRENGTH FOR EX-GOVERNOR

Thye Has Leac In Minnesota Primary Vote   Runs With Support Of Stassen; Held Test Of Strength

Lead Taken By  Stassen’s Men   Political Fates Spun In Minnesota Primar.

Stassen's Man In Early Lead in “Minnesota Race   ‘First Count Shows Light Voting in ‘Prestige’ Election

EXAMINE CLAIMS OF DEGNAN GUILT   Police in Phoenix, Chicago “ Unable to Verify Man’s 7+ Confession

‘Russ factor in postwar © world plan’  Moseow radio in hroad statemen}

Russ Claim Key Position in World Affairs   We Can't Be Ignored or Overruled on Major Issue, They Say

Sailors Threaten To Quit Parleys   Government Sets Hope: On Agreement Today

SEA OFFICERS STRIKE STILL IS DEADLOCKED   Union Threatens WalkOut If Negotiations Fail By Tonight

Shipping Talks, Still Snagged, Resume Today  AFL Union, irked At Lack Of Progress, Threatens To Quit Meetings  (10 GROUP EXPECTED TO TAKE SAME STAND  Pressure Is On Conciliators: Joint Conferences To Be Held Today   (10 GROUP EXPECTED TO TAKE SAME STAND   Pressure Is On Conciliators; Joint Conferences To Be Held Today

Sailors May ~ Bolt Meeting   UniouCharges Commission BReneges on Terms

Packers In Denial of Charges   Assert They Want Cattle ii They Can Buy With in Ceilings

Meat Men Deny They Are Not Buying Cattle   Charge OPA Ceilings Holding Up Buying

DEADLOCK ON ITALIAN ISSUE   Shift Discussions Tc Balkans in Effort To Save Parley

YUGOSLAV: TALIAN ISSUE 1S SHELVED   Big Four Foreign Ministers To Examine Treaties In Balkans

Paris Council Delays Italian. Treaty Action   Foreign -Ministers Decide To Begin Examination Of Ralkan Ps

Big Four By-Pass Trieste Dispute   Foreign Ministers Tum to Balkans

Ministers Shelve Yugoslav-Italian Border Question   Treaties with Ex-Axis Satellites in Balkans Will Be Scanned

Foreign Envoy: Shelve Italian Frontier Issue   Ministers Turn to Consideration of Balkan Peace Pacts

Paris Conference Shelves Disputed Trieste Question  Russian Compromise Offer Turned Down By American Official

[Deadlock Shelved as To Yugoslav-Italian Frontier Issue   Conference Now Turns Its Attention to Other Important Problems

ITALIAN TREATY JOBS SHELVEL   Foreign Ministers Turn To Balkans At Their Paris Meeting

Treat 2 Eldora Boys As Insane, 19 As Feeble-Minded, Expert Urges

JANE MACAULEY GETS G. 0. P. POST   NAMED TO SUCCEED MARION MARTIN WHOSE RESIGNATION STIRKED ROW.

G. O. P. Fills Women’s Post   Assistant Director Takes Over Division

GOP Committee Post Is Filled  Monthly Party Policy Debates Will Resume

EVERY OTHER DAY DELIVERY OF MILK TO STAY   State Commission Drafts Orders For Continuance   PROTEST MADE   Dealers Favor It But Labor Unions © Obtect

Adequate Police Protection Aske¢   Citizens of Georgia Community Rally After Murder of Yourng Woman

Russians Reject US. Plan to Admit UN Applicants   Soviet Delegate Says His Country Prefers to Deal Witt Each Individually

Gromyko Blocks UN Applicants   Rejects U. S. Proposal For Blanket Approval Of Eight Nations

Gromyko Rejects U. $. Plan On8 UN Applicants   Wants Individual Vote; Britain, Holland ” Clash With Soviet

Security Council Delays Decision On Greek Issue   Turns to Consideration Of New Members; U. S. Uraqes. Admissions

BRIEF FIGHT AMONG BRITAIN, HOLLAND, RUSSTA HELD FIRST   COUNCIL PASSES OVER UKRAINE COMPLAINT AGAINST GREEK RULE

Rebuff Lewis On Reopening  Wage Talks   Secretary Of Interior Krug Offers ‘To Discuss Arbitraio OF Deiiiands.

SECRETARY KRUG INVITES J, L, LEWIS TO CONFERENCE   Asked the Union Leader 1 Meet Him In California For Discussion.   NEW COAL CONTRACT   Lewis Charges the Government With a Breach of Contract.

Challenges Right To Open Contract   ‘Government Says Agreement With Lewis Lasts Out Its Operation   IS WILLING TO TALK      Krug Offers to Meet Lewis in California for  Discussion

Hold TermsIn Force As U.S. Runs Mines   Lewis Charges Government Has Violated Contract

Questions His Right To Reopen Issue   Offers To Discuss Arbitration Of New Demands; UMW Chief Hints At  a £4 £7. .3 Gg..*t..

Lewis’ Reopening of Wage Contract. “Unwarranted”  Federal Coal Chief Says.

New Shutdown Threatened By UMW Chieftain   Navy Administrator And Krug Offer to Discuss Arbitration of Demands

Lewis Charges Government's Pact Breached   Right To Reopen Wage Contract Is Challeneed

Lewis Wage Demand Called ‘Unwarranted’   Federal Coal Mines ‘Administrator Willing To Discuss Arbitration

Administrator  Of Coal Mines Says Union Has No Right To Oper Contract; UMW Chief Intimates Strike May Result

Won't Disrupt Tour To Talk  Coal Demands   Mine Chief Threatens New Coal Walk-Out; Hits Government

U.S. Mine Official Scolds Lewis for Asking New Parley  Federal Administrator Declores Contract Demand Unnecessary

Government Is Charged With Breach of Pact   Challenge Could Mean Walkout by Nov. 20:7.” Krug Denies Claim.

Government Challenges Lewis’ Right  To Reopen Soft Coal Waae Contract 

U. §. SCORES NEW LEWIS WAGE MOVE   Challenges Right To Reopen Contract but Agrees To Negotiate.

Willing to Meet With Mine Chief   Administrator Says Contract to Run Until U. S. Drops Control

Government Challenges Mine Chief   Lewis’ Power to ReOpen Wage Contract Questioned Today

Challenges Right To Open Contract   Government Says Agreement With Lewis Lasts Out Its Operation   Krug Offers to Meet Lewis in California for ussion

Lewis Returning To Limelight In Strike Threat   Hints That New Wage Demands Will Be Made;  Government Charged

But Government Makes Offer to  Discuss Demands   Threat Of New Shutdown In Coal Fields With Newest Charge By UMW Chief

CHARGES BREACH OF CONTRACT BY U.S.GOVERNMENT  HINTS AT NEW WAGE  DEMANDS, MAY MEAN STRIKE BY NOV. 20

ADMINISTRATOR STATES TERMS WON'T CHANGE   Mine Leader Charges Breach of Contract in Soft Coal Field

Union Head Asks Reopening of Wace Contract  Federal Official Bands te Avkitenta

U. S. Mine Official Scolds Lewis for Asking New Parley  Federal Administrator  Declares Contract tee BR a ee

Questions Right To  Demand   Interior Secretary Main tams Contract Doesn't Provide For Reopening

Ask New Contrac   Interior Secretary Says Lewis Demands Not Justified By Seizure Order

KRUG PUTS OFF MEETING WITH UNION LEADER   Coal Administrator Insists Settlement Will Not Lapse

Secretary Krug Questions Right To Demand Negotiations on Pact; . Unable to Arrange Capital Parley

Demands Parley With J. A. Krug; Hints Pay Plea   Lewis’ Authority To Reopen Contract  Challenged By U. S. Will Discuss Terms

Collisson Siaies Government Policy In Coa! Dispute   Lew ove a New 3  wat Truman Reaime

Threaten Soft Coal Walkout   Lewis Hints at New Wage Demands, Charges Government Breaks Contract

TEXAS DESPERADO SHOT TRYING TO ESCAPE LOUISIANA PRISON; TRAXLER HEARING ON SATURDAY

APPEAL TO SUP. COURT   Willi Ask it To Take Over — Gd. Jury Probe

Funkhouser Plant At Charmian Damaged   Concrete and Steel Building Gutted at Loss of $50,000

EIGHTEEN DEAD, MANY DEBT - Curfew Sef In Palestine As Violence Continues.

GANG KIDNAPS FIVE OFFICERS   a a aR el  British Held As Hostages As Violence Continues To Sweep Palestine

Troops Seek Members Of Kidnap Gang   Palestine Seethes With Jewish Anger Curfew Ordered

» British Officers Kidnaped Hunt for Armed Ganc 128 Dead Many Hurt ac Halv land Seethec

British Comh Tel Aviv for Armed Gang  Curfew Clamped On Coast City

‘Palestine Terrorists Hold Five British Officers as Hostages   English Troops Hunt Members of Armed Gang Which Kidnaped Men: 18 Are Killed. Scores Hurt in Violence

Armed Jews Kidnap Five  Britishers   Troops:Scour Holy Land As Violence Toll Mounts To 18

Jews Anger Boils  As British Fight  Wave of Violence Eighteen Dead, Scores  Injured in Tel Aviv  Beste amd lLesnsaloaum

Five Britishers Are Kidnaped By Arab Band      Palestine Government Seeks to Break Up Wave of Violence

Jewish Gang Kidnaps Five Army Officers   Palestine Violence Continues with 16 Dead, Scores Injured

Terror Wave Getting Worse In Holy Land   - British “Troops Seck Members. of Armed Gang For Kidnapping 18 Now Dead; Curfew ls Announced 

TROOPS BREAK UP TERRORISM INHOLY LAND   PALESTINE SEETHES AGAIN WITH ARMED JEWISH ANGER

FIVE BRITISH OFFICERS ARE HELD BY JEWS   18 Dead In Two-Day Wave Of Rioting In Holy Land

PRESIDENT MAY APPROVE HOBBS MEASURE   Truman “In Full Accord” With Bill Objectives

CONGRESSIONAL CIRCLES CONFIDENT PRESIDENT WILL "SIGN MEASURE BITTERLY OPPOSED BY UNIONS

Hobbs Bill Is Passed By Senate   Anti-Racketeering Measure To Receive Truman’s OK, Belief

President May Sign Hobbs Bill   Anti-Racketeering Measure Sent To White House For Second Time   BILL IS AIMED AT HALTING EXTORTION

Act Approved in Senate Without Dissenting Vote   Truman Will Sign Measure, Friends Believe

Measure Goes To White House By Voice Vote   Stiff Penalties Are Provided if Unions Hinder Commerce

Bill Outlawing Union Rackets Up To Truman   Would End Exemption From Extortion Laws Under Court’s Ruling

CAFE. HOLIDAY FOR NATERLO OPENS MONDAY   85 Restaurant Owners Vote , Action as Protest Against OPA.

@ PETER EDSON   Don’t Expect Federal Money for Airports Too Quickly

@ reren tvov'’  Don’t Expect Federal! Money for Airports Too Quickly

Soviets May Seek Delay . During Parley   Truman Reports: America to Press For Early Action

REDS ATTEMPT TOFORCEIRAN POLICY CHANG   News Blackout Hides New Developments In Tiny Nation

( Massing fo Protest Now Banned   Eisenhower Orders Demonstrations Not Be Permitted

Heavy Tremor Jars Cities Of  Switzerland   Lausanne Pedestrians Knocked To Ground  By Earthquake

ALTHO DENIED BY PRINCE FIROUZ, RADIO INSISTS GOVERNMENT TROOPS HAVE OPENED DRIVE ON AZERBAIJAN PROVINCE.

Gold Medal Calves From, Kight Counties Will Compete Here In Show — $300 Premium Money Listed

SOLDIER ADMITS ROBBERY HOAX   Hero of Hour Becomes  Army's No. 1 Sad Sack

Attempted Payroll Robbery Was a Hoax  Dut Usececear, LESH   Pvt. Jimmy Hill Admits Imagination Was Freely Used

He’s No. 1 Sad Sack, Now — Army Rookie Admits ‘Robberv’ Was Hoax

‘Great Payroll Robbery” Turns Out To Be Hoax   Loses Nerve, Tells Truth

Hero Rookie Turns Out To Be Just Another “Sad Sack” Dogface After Stopping “Great Payroll Robbery”

Sad Sack’s Girl Still Loves Him  Admits Story Of Great. Payroll Robbery Is Hoax

Youth Tells “Pointless”  Slaying Of ‘Girl Friend   Robert Beatty, Held On Open Charge, Says He Just Stabbed 19 Year Old Girl to Death

VE —yE=—=_—_ -_—--—-—<—sshrsrhhhh St‘ Sr C3 ea ll Te OO EE, OO EL LO EEE  Rites Here Today For Frank Gough, ‘Accident Victim    Asheville and Lumberton Man One of 3 North Carolinianshilled Near Trenton, N. J.

Rites Here Today  ay or F rank Gough; ‘Accident Victim   Asheville and Lumberton Man One of3 North CaroliniansKilled Near Trenton, N. J

Truman Says Labor Has Big Role In World Today   Cooperation Is Sought, AFL Convention Is Told

URGES LABOR WATCH GOALS   President Says Answer Tc Criticisms Must Come From Labor Itself

Labor Asked To Give Fullest Cooperation   Truman Tells AFL Peace of World May be at Stake

Labor Must Dovetail Its Goals With Those of Whole Nation, Truman Tells AFL Convention

LABOR ADVISED TO CO - OPERATE BY PRESIDENT      Must Dovetail - Its Own Goals With Those Of The Nation. AFL Told      PLANE PRODUCTION LAGS, SPAATZ STATES

TRUMAN TELLS AFL MEETING LABORS DUTY   Gen. Spaatz Reveals Air Attack Vulnerability Of Middle-West

Coast Accore Is Found in Union Vote   Ballot by Deck Officers Will Result in End of Shipping Tie-Up That Lasted 54 Dava

Some Have Faces Drawn In Agonized Grimaces3 Those Who Stifled Are Unmarked

Parties To Name Candidates Today  Dewey And Mead Seem Slated For Nomination

CONVENTIONS T0 SELECT SLATES   Mead And Dewey Seen As New York Gubernatorial Rivals

HANDLERS OF FOOD Facilities of X-Ray Co. Will  Be Located In County Starting Sept. 16  ‘AN IMPORTANT STEP

'BLIZZARD-SWEPT SNOWSTORM IS RAGING IN NEW MEXICO, AFTER MOVING SOUTH FROM COLORADO

New York . To Tnougurat ‘New Mayor’ ~~   William O'Dwyer — - Succeeds LaGuardia

Truman May Ask People’s Aid in Legislative Fight  C.1.0. Seeks Defeat Of Those Who Oppose His Program

See New Slant Tr uman’s Fight F or Le gislation   Sieus Appear Presiden Will Carry It ta People Through Friendly Lawmakers

Truman May Call Upon Friendly Lawmakers To Push Legislative  Procram: Is Backed By CIO-PAC

Spurs Fight In Congress   :  ‘Truman Carries Battle To People Through Friendly Levislators.

PAC PREPARING TO FIGHT THOSE IT DOESN'T LIKE   President May Use Friendly Lawmakers To Carry Legislative Battle To Public; ClO Committee And Southern Demos Battling.

Signs Appear That Truman Plans To Have Friends Carry Program To Voters

Truman to Carry Battle to People Through ‘Friendly’ Lawmakers; CIO-PAC Backs Him

‘Truman Confers With Solons On Pending Program   Talks With Supporters on Progress of Legislative Measures.

PULL g— Truman Gets  PAC Support      resident Drafts Legislative Fight

TRUMAN MAPS NEW CAMPAIGN   CIO-PAC Demands Defeat of Candidates Who Oppose Program

Truman and PAC to Fight Opponents of President's Progran   Sidney Hillman Would Beat Southern Congress men Who Bolted

President to Carry Battle to the People   War Launched on Lawmakers Opposing Legislative Program

Truman To Carry Fight To People   Pins All Hopes For Legislative Program On Next Elections

Truman Appears Set To Put Legislative Program Before  People With Friendly Solons

CIO Shapes Political War   Hillman Seeks Reins Dixie Caucus Slated

Truman To Carr His Legislative Fight To People   Plans To Have Top Lawmakers Bring Issues Into Election

Truman To Carry Fight To People   Friendly Lawmakers Goal: CIO-PAC Active

President May Carry Legislative Fight To Public Through "Friends"

YOUNG WOMAN IS HELD BY AUTHORITIES IN: CONNECTION WITH ABDUCTION OF CHILD

Jackson Will Return To U.S.   Will Leave Nuernberg Late Tomorrow and Re. turn In September

FarmPriceControl  Ruffles Dairymen   Imperils Country’s Future Milk Output, They Say

Farmers Ask End To Price Control.  Food Subsidies  Say Production :

MARSHALL REPORTED TO ASK CHINA TRUCE   Paper Says U. S. Envoy Bids For New Peace Talks

MARSHALL ASKS TRUCE IN CHINA   " US. Envoy Proposes Re-Opening Pesce Negotiations To End Civil War

END IS SEEN TO STRIFE IN FAR EAST   Head Delegate Is Confident of Peace In Chinese Empire

SAYS COMMUNIST LEADER  ~ Truce Order Likely Before China Unity Parley Opens

Truce in China  seen by Jan. 10  _ Zeepwsarpeen   General Marshall agrees to plav peacemaker’s role

Cease Fire Order Expected Soon  Peace Talks Set in Ching Dienuita

Peace Believed  Near for China   Red Chief Expects Strife To End Before Thur:

KEY WEST VISIT PLANNED BY TRUMAN   President Expects to Go on *SightSeeing Trip While in City * Neat Wednesday.

To Organize Non-Union Workers and Clerical and Technical Employes — CIO Criticizes ‘Truman Leadership.

Welch War Bride Missing From SC   Eighteen Year Old Bride and Baby Disappear From Home

Tax Commission Raises Rail and Utility Values   Assessments Raised About 3 Per Cent Over 1945 Fiqures

Girl Bandleader Says U. 5.-Jap Fraternization is “Downright Shameful’

36 Die Accidentally in Nation’s — First Postwar Memorial Holiday   17 of Deaths Result From Auto Crashes; 11 From Drownings and 8, Other Cases

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL MOUNTS OVER NATION   Swarm of Motorists Crowd Highways  Of Country 

New House Bill Aims at Petrillo   Measure Would Hit Music Czar’s Powers

Opposition To Governor  Is Displayed   Young Republican Vote At Eau Claire To Bar Reading Of Message From Gov. Goodland

Federation Votes 193-551 Against Hearing Message   Opposition Brewing Against ‘Old Codger’ Breaks To Surface

Young GOP's Banning Of Governor's Message First Opposition Barrage

Controls On Credit Are Wiped Out   Installment Plan For 12 Articles Will Be Retained ©

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD ENDING CREDIT CONTROLS   Consumer Credit Control Ends Dec. 1 On Mast Items

Federal Reserve Scraps Controls On Buyer Credit Except Short Items

U. S. Scraps Most Curbs On Credit   Limits Remain On Auto, Radio and Furniture Installment Buying

Federal Controls Over Consumer Credit End Dec. 1   Some Installment Buying, However, to Be Restricted

U, S. DISCARDS CREDIT CHECK   Restrictions Retained in Installment Purchase Of Automohiles. Radios

Most Controls On Credit Ending  ” Seve ral Items to emain on List

FRB Abolishes Most Consumer  Credit Curbs   Some Restrictions On Installment Plan Buying To Be Kept

Federal Reserve Scraps All Controls ‘Over Consumer Credit   Curbs Are Retained by Order of Board On Twelve Items Only

Board Scraps Most Controls Over Credit   Restrictions Remain On Installment Buying Of 12 ‘Short’ Items

Consumer Credit Controls  Will Be Scrapped Dec. 1   Installment Buying of Goods in Short Supply, In. cluding Automobiles, Radios and Furniture Continue Under Restrictions

Credit Will Be Freed of Most Curbs   Regulation Retained ir Installment Buying Of Dozen Items.

Consumer Credit Laws Off Except On Twelve Items   Controls Scrapped, Effective December 1; Autos, Refrigerators, Stoves, Washers, Ironers, Radios, Furniture Among Those Held

Relax U. S.  Restrictions  On Credit   Federal Reserve Board Scraps Controls Over Consumer Credit Except For Twelve Items

Bowles Rips Foes of OPA For Fund Cut   ‘Cellar Door’ Blow To Price Controls Aids Black Market

BOWLES LASHES OPA FUND CUTS   Sees Action ‘Celiar-Door’ At‘tack on Price Control

Unleash Campaign Against Lobby Defeat of Patman Housing Bill; Bowles Assails OPA Fund- Cutters

Bomb Levels British HQ. At Palestine   30 Believed . Killed ip Blast of Army HQ Which Recently Ordered Arrest of Jewish Leaders.

50 PERSONS DIE IN JEWISH RIOT   Bomb Set Off at King David Hotel in Palestine; 60 Are Injured

Part Of Huge Hotel Badly Damaged   Headquarters Of British Army And Palestine Sorvctariag  Located There

IS SET IN OFFICES OF BRITISH   Secretariat of Palestine Government Also Housed There—The Explosion Is Attributed to “Terrorists.”

Palatial Hotel Is Wrecked In New Violence   One American Is Injured; Strict’ Curfew Ordered

terrorists Bomb Palestine Hotel  Fifty Killed and 60 Injured by Blast

Report 50 Killed In Palestine Blast   ue PMICSTMCG Biys!  "“Tarrorists” Explode Bomb Close to the  King David Ketel Tew Cee 3. .

Palatial Hotel Is Wrecked In New Violence  One Americon Is Injured; Strict Prsekarcs Piedanad

Bolivian Dictator Hanged And Nude Body Paraded In Street   Lamp Post Is Gallows For G. Villarroel      At Least 100 Killed Or Hurt¢, In Big Jerusalem Hotel Blaste.

Bomb Levels British HQ At Palestine   X) Believed Killed in ~ Blast of Army HQ  Which Recently Order ed Arrest of Jewish  J.eaders.

Bomb Blows Up Quarters Of British   Right Wing of Famed Hotel Is Wrecked by Blast

Bomb Blast In Jerusalem Kills Dozens   Bold Assassins Explode Bomb in Palatial King David Hotel in Center of City

Blast Hotel In Palestine   At Least 50 Believed Killed in Explosion Set By Terrorists

TERRORISTS PUT BOMB IN HOTEL USED BY BRITISH      King David Hotel Rocked By Explosion; Fear Fifty Killed And Some 60 Injured; British Army Headquarters Hit.

Fifty Killed In Terrorist Bombing "Of Hotel Used As Headquarters  By British Palestine Government

50 Die as Jerusalen Hotel Bombed by  Five ‘Terrorists’  - 60 Others Injured As Blast Destroys Army Headauarters

Russians Consider Dairen Own Personal Port  Reds Show Increasing   Signs of Never  Leavina Prize City

SOVIETS CONSIDER DAIREN THEIR OWN PROFERT ©   Russian Army Troops Stage Full Dress Maneuvers Over Extensive Area Near Manchurian Port City

Soviets Remove Heavy Machinery From Manchuria   U. S. Tanks Used in Red Army‘s Maneuvers in Dairen

SOVIETS CONSIDER DAIREN THEIR OWN PROPERTY   5 waaees nwa Se  ‘Russian Army Troops Stage Full Dress Maneuvers Over Extensive Area Near Manchurian Port City

STRONG RUSSIAN FORCES HOLDING MANCHURIAN POR   Size of Occupation Army Convinces Civilians Soviets Are in Dairen to Stay.   AMERICAN NEWSMEN FORCED TO LEAVE   Foreigners Kept Under Surveillance by Secret Police —Military Maneuvers Under Way.

Soviet Troops in Tabriz Movina Out   Russ Prepare to Hold Darien

Reds Mean To Keep Dairen   Holding Full Dress Army Maneuvers with Powerful Forces Around Menchurien Port

PHILIPPINES 10 GET INDEPENDENCE   Officials Decided on Issue Whether Filipinos Want It or Not

Penny Steps. Out As Commissioner  First District Board Member Submits His Resignation  NO ACTION IS TAKEN           Other Two Commissioners  Proceed With Official   NO ACTION IS TAKEN   Other Two Commissioners Proceed With Official  Vote Canvass

Penny Steps Out As Commissioner   First District Board Member Submits His Resignation   NO ACTION IS TAKEN   Other Two Commissioners Proceed With Official  Vote Canvass

Higher Ceilings On Cotton Goods Pledged By OPA   Other Increases Under Study

Farm Machinery Price Boosted   First “Step Taken To Comply = With New OPA Law.

Clothing Costs Point Toward - Higher Level:   Increases From 15 to 20 Percent May Follow OPA  Boost Of Textile Ceilings

OPA Agreement To Increase Textile Ceilings Heralds High Cotton Clothing Prices

Boost Price On All Farm Machinery  OPA Takes First Official Action

Encrease an Price of Farm Machinery and. Replacements To Be Allowed   ER INCREASES ARE IN IMMEDIATE. OF FING

ARE BOOSTED UNDER TERMS OF NEW LAW   Average Increase 6 Per Cent; Further Clothing Increases

OPA Authorizes 6 Per Cent Hike i in Farm Machinery   Action Is Ellective Imniediately---Also Restores Peacetime Profit Margins

Boost Cotton Clothing Cost By 16 Percent   Increase In Addition To Hikes Granted On Some Apparel Earlier In Week.

Textile Ceiling Boost Heralds Higher Priced Cotton Clothes   Increases On Canned Vegetables, Coffee, Bread Also Foreseen

First Order By Board Restores Peacetime Margin   Boost on Cotton Clothing Prices In Office; Agree to Raise Textiles 16 Pet.

OPA Authorizes  Farm Machinery  Cost Increases Bees in Colton Clothing  Prices Expected; Subsidy On Cotten is Eliminaied

OPA AGREES T0  ‘BOOST TEXTILE CEILINGS 16 PCT.  EXPECTED TO RAISE  CLOTHING PRICES; OTHER HIKES SEEN

MORKE FOOD KAISES IN SIGHT  OPA Agreement To Boost Textile Ceilings Heralds Clothing Hike

Order New Price Boosts   Farm Machines Up  6 Percent;-in Offing Are Hikes in Price  Of Bread and Coffee

Clothing and Some Foods  To Cost More   Coffee Expected to Be Increased Eight To Ten Cents a Pounc If Subsidies Not Paid

OPA Boosts Price  of Farm Machinery   Allows Six Per Cent Increase on Equipment, Replacement Parts

OPA Boosts Farm Machine Ceilings 6%, Restoring Dealer Profits   Higher Cotton Clothing Prices Agreed On, Canned Goods, Bread, Coftee and Cereal Increases Seen as Likely

Authorize Increase Of: Six Percent 01 “Impleineénts; Restore Dealer Margin.

OPA AGREES TO BIVE TEXTILE CEILINGS 16 PER CENT HIKE   Also In Sight  Are Higher Costs For Bread, Coffee And Other Foods

Cotton Clothing Still Furthe:   OPA Agrees to ‘Raise Textile Ceilings’ = 16 Per Cent © =:

Machinery For Farms Climbs. By 6 Percent   Food And Clothing Prices Are Next Ta Sonar Skvword

HIKE PRICE OF MACHINERY FOR FARMS   OPA Authorizes Immediate Average Increase of 6 Per Cent on Equipment and Also on Replacement Parts.

“OPA Allows Jamp dh Farm Machines   6 Per Cent Price Increase -~ Is Authorized Also on Replacement Parts   FIRST OFFICIAL ACT   - Next Boost Will Will Probably 1+ Come in Cotton Cloth ing Charges

MACHINERY FOR FARM T0 COST MORE, RULING   OPA Gronts 6 Percent Boost In Price Ceilings—Clothing Up Soon

Cotton Clothing Prices Head Still Higher; OPA Boosts Textile Ceilings

Price of Farm Machinery to Be Increased   Dealers Profit Margins Restored; Cotton Clothing Prices to Be Hiked

OPA Group Permits Further Boosts in Clothing Ceilings   Latest Advance to Add 10 Per Cent to Present Cotton Prices

OPA Acrees To Raise Cciton Prices In U.S.   TEN PER CENT HIKE FOR GOODS EXPECTED SOON

Cotton Clothing Prices fo Go Up  neroenmeceac ba Banna   Increases to Range from 15 to 20 Pct.

FARM MACHINERY PRICE BOOST OKAYED BY OPA   Replacement Parts Included—Increase Restores Dealers’ Peace Time Profits Margin

Farm Machinery Prices Raised  WieQ Sec Phe   Clothing, Food Increases Due

‘Coffee May Go Up 10 Cents A Pound....  OPA Sends More Prices Up, Including Textiles

OPA Boosts Cotton Textile Ceiling; Clothing Hike Seer   Increases o11 Cost Of Canned Foods Also Predicted

MORE CLOTHING RAISES LIKELY   OPA Studies Price Boosts On Bread, Canned Goods

OPA Increases Farm Machinery Retail Ceilings  Hike of 6 Per Cent  fe Autharive

RETAIL CEILINGS, FARM MACHINERY IS GIVEN BOOST   This Was the First Official Action Under New Price Control Law.   EFFECTIVE AT ONCE   Restores Dealers’ Peace-time Profit Margin As Required.

Cotton Clothing Prices Raised By Textile Ceiling   16 Cent. Textile Hike  Made; Clothing Prices to Rise 15 to 20 Percent.

Aseent of Prices Continues; Many ‘Boosts Imminent   Peacetime Profit Margins Are Restored on Farm Machinery; Clothing, Canned Goods, Coffee and Cereals Are Slated for Increases

Cotton Clothin Prices Going Up Still Further   OPA Agrees To Lift Textile Ceilings 16 Percent

OPA Approves Farm Machine Price Increase   Cotton Clothing Slated to Go Up at Least 10 Percent

Cotton Fabrics Jumped In Price   Many Other Items Scheduled To Rise

a Boosts Textile  rices 16 Percent   Possible Increase Seen For  Bread, Coffee, Canned Goods

igen cet cememee Cerne REN  Sioux City Politicians Provide Baby Sitters

Okmulgee To Vole On Bond Issues   Hotly Argued Program Involves $1,022,000 For Public Improvements

Padilla Claims He’s Legal Head Of Mexico, As Aleman Group Seized Ballots. Counted Him Gut

FIVE .PERSONS, REPORTED KILLED WHEN FOLICE FIRE ON NEW DELI MOBS

CANDIDATES ARE TOURING STATE   Gilmer Szys He'll Fire Dr. Bennett If Elected to the Governor’s Chair

BRIEF SKIRMISH OVER CHARGES AGAINST GREECE   Great Britain and The Neth erlands Fought Briefly Today.   IN THE U. N. COUNCIL   No Decision Was Given on the Ukrainian Question, It Was Announced.

Council Delays Taking Action on Ukraine Charge   U.S. Moves To Accept All Applications for Membership in Group

Britain And Russia Clash  Over Greece   UN, However, Passes Over Ukraine Charge; Memberships Taken Up

COUNCIL SKIPS UKRAINE CASE   Fails To Pass On Validity Of Charges Against Greece

Ukraine Charges Produce Protest   Britain Takes Lead In Greek Issue At UN Meet

British, Dutch Try To Kill Red Charge   Ukraine-Greece Issue Causes Debate Ry FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

Council Asked For Cooperation Battle Ensues   Brief Skirmish Develops Over Ukraine Charge

New Member Question Up Before U.N.   Great Britain And The Netherlands Buck Russia Over Ukrainian Charges

OPA Lifts Price Control on Many  Consumer Items   Decontrol List Includes Lug  gage, Radios, Irons and Kitchenware   WAY IS OPENED FOR HIGHER SHOE COSTS   General Rise in Cotton Textile Prices Ruled Out In New Order

OPA CONTROLS ~ ARE TAKEN OFF MORE PRODUCTS   Long List Includes Radias, Kitchenware, Appliances and Typewriters   CALFSKIN PRICES HIKED   No Change for November in Current Ceilings on Cotton Textiles

CEILINGS OFF HUNDREDS MORE ITEMS TODAY   New Boost In Shoe Prices Seen In OPA Action; Cotton Stays Same

OPA Decontrol List Drops Ceilings on Radios, lrons, Hundreds of Other Items

OPA Decontrols Number Of Items In Good Supply   Calfskin Shoes Will Be Slightly Higher

Agency Denies Increase in Cost Of Cotton Goods   Radios, Irons, Lamps And Kitchenware Are On Decontrol List

Price Control Off Hundreds Of New Items   RADIOS, IRONS, LUGGAGE AND KITCHENWARE _ FREED 

OPA Orders Price Ceilings Removed   Most Decontrolled Products Not Cost-  of Living Items

OPA Orders Price Ceilings Off New Items   First Installment Of Master Decontrol List

OPA UNFOLDING PART OF MASTER DECONTRGL LIST   Radios, Irons, Kitchenware. Many Other Consumer Goods Included

OPA Decontrols Flood of Items   New List Includes Radios, Irons, Lamps

OPA Begins ‘Master List’  Hundreds of Items   Hundreds of Items Lose Price Ceilines

Whistling'll Do Tulsa Cop Dislocates Jaw  Making Face Back At Woman Driver

TRAFFIC COP LOSES GRIMACING CONTEST   Tulsa Patrolman, Making Face Back at Woman Driver, Throws Jaw Out of Joint.

Primary Election Tuesday   Bilbo and Four Representatives Face Opposition

Bitter Mississippi Campaign Ends In Tuesday’s Democratic Primary

Bitter Campaign Ends Tomorrow In Mississippi   Sen. Bilbo's Seat Will Be  al Stake in Demo: cratic Primary

\Mississippi’s Congressional Race, Marked By Race Issue, Ends Tuesday

Bilbo’s Seat at Stake es  Bitter Mississippi Primary Ends With Balloting Tuesday

. Mississippi's Bitter Congressional Campaign, Marked by Stress on the Race Issue, Will Be Ended Tuesday

TRUCKER RAPES HIT-RUN VICTIM OF HIS VEHICLE   40-Year-Old Schoolteacher Left For Dead On Edge Of Highway

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Woll’s Proposal Brings To Mind Mythical Snake

HAVE SOME MEATS   Prices for Meat Cuts in Local Stores About the Same   BUTTER TAKES A DROP

Prices for Meat Cuts in Local Stores About the Same   BUTTER TAKES A DROP

WOULD STRIP JAPAN. "OF PART OF HER MERCHANT FLEE]   Also Would Curb Her From Bomination of East Asia, Says E. W. Pauley.   RECOMMENDATION MADE   Was Sent to the President and Passed on to Foreign Affairs Committee.

Would Reduce Jap Potential To Make War   Pauley Stripping Proposal May Be Basis For U. S. Policy

Pauley Advises Slashing Fleet   Recommends Plan To "Stop Japs From Future Aggression.

SAFETY GROUP REPORTS 18 AIR LINES WITH NO FATALITIES DURING 1944

POLITICIANS IN OHIO KEEP BUSY   Probe Of ‘Brandy Deal’ Is Asked; Charges Fly Thick And Fast

‘OPA Officials Are Worried That Meat Shortage May ‘End Their Agency

CURRENT MEAT FAMINE MAY BE OPA WATERLOO   Public Holds Ceilings Responsible for Shortage

Southwestern Governors Toss a Few: Verbal Brickbats at Oil Compact Meet

Lutheran Synod Names 2 Carroll County Men   Rev. Hinck, Carroll, on Board; Rev. Her. mann, Lidderdale, to Be Delegate

Age Limit for Draft Boosted  Conferees Agree to Take Men Up to 45

Age Limit for Draft Boosted  Ctnntarane Erevan   Conferees Agree to Take Men Up to 45

45-YEAR DRAFT AGE LIMIT AGREED ON   Senate and House Conferees Support Plan—Compromise on Other THifferenree Indicated

OWN FORMULA I MARITIME TALKS   Employers On Sidelines Asked  To the Sessions

Solon Confident Of Loan Amendment OK   Senator McFarland Seeks Approval of Bases for ‘oan Proposal

Trolley, Bus Tie- Up Hits — Oklahoma City   Union Insists It Is Not a Strike: Worker: Stay Away in Protest

250.000 Workers On Strike   Streetear and Bus Operators Fail to Report For Work Today

OHIO POWER CO. AND UNION SIGN   Settlement Near With Two Other Firms Involved in Strike Threat

OHIO POWER COMPANY AND UNION REACH AGREEMENT AND OTHER SETTLEMENTS   REPORTED NEAR

New Communion Table and Cross"  Memorial Gift To Plymouth Church   Memerial to James A. Gabe Was Made By Retired  Minister

Buller Supply Kits Low Mark In Nation   Less Than 15,000,000 Pounds on Hand, Report Says

COURT BUSINESS REPORTED TODAY   Several New Cases Filed Others Are Heard by Judge.

Anti-lynching Law Again to Face Filibuster   SEN. MEADE PLANS FOR ANOTHER ATTEMPT IN CONGRESS.

Filibuster Shay pes As Bi-Partisan Bloc Projects Anti-Lynch Bill

Bnti-Lynch Filibuster Is Shapirg   BLOC OF BI-PARTISAN SALONS GETTING READY FOR EVENT IN CONGRESS,

 NEW—~'MADE IN JAPAN’: NIPS ALMOST SUCCEEDED IN BRIDGING BIG GAP

Surprise to Find Cactus, Palms Decorating Hotel Lobby in Manchurian Winter

N. Y. Stocks Take Dive   Leaders Crack To New Lows For Over A Year

TALENTED BLONDE SAT.) SOFIE > LUURT GIRL  ’ Pretty D’Ann Wisener Of Dallas Thinks Being ‘Miss Texas Is Quite Wonderful

Molotov Renews Battle Over Rules   Soviet Delegate Demands Correction Of Earlier Mistake

REDS OPPOSE LIBER ALIZED VOTING RULES   Molotov Wants Peace Conference to Reverse Hard-fought Decision.

Minister In Paris To Lead F ight Against  Present Rules   Efforts Aimed First at French-Italian Frontier Revisions and Economic Term:

Molotoy In New Fight On Voting Rules   RUSSIAN MINISTER IN EFFORT TO REVERSE DECISION

RUSSIA RENEWS BATTLE AGAINST VOTING RULES   Molotov Demands Parley Reverse Its Decision

PARIS CONFERENCE TORN BY DISPUTE   Molotov Demands Reversal of Rule Made by Commission.

CONFERENGE   Efforts Aimed Against French Itahan Frontier Revisions, Ee onomic Terms; Session To Con. sider Rules Today   RIFT BETWEEN SOVIET. WESTERN POWERS DEEP

Ttaly Appeals ~ — To Conference For Soft Peace   Prime Minister Battling to Prevent Revisicn of Frontiers   ALBANIA QUESTION MAY CAUSE FIGHT   Molotov Also May Demand Seats for Three Baltic States

RUSSIA RENEWS FIGHT AGAINST VOTING RULES   Committee Fight Taken Into Full Session Of Paris Peace Conference   EVATT IS SATISFIED   Australian Agrees To Plans Made; Molotov Blocks Meeting Progress

MOLOTOY HITS AT MAJORITY VOTE RULE   Demands Two-Thirds Rule at Peace Conference

Molotov Asks Reversal on Peace Voting   Demands Plenary Session Override Rules Commission

DEMANDS TWO THIRDS RULE FOR   Evatt Hits Russian Minister’s Filibuster Tactics

Paves Way For Parley   Byrnes Talks With Other Ministers Prior To Formal Conference

Holy Land Now Byrnes Problem   Will Help British in Arab-Jew Dispute

BIG 4 FOREIGN CHIEFS CONVENE   BYRNES TALKS WITH BEVIN, MOLOTOV PRIOR TO OPENING

Sergeant Cleared lin Spy Charge  Defendant Faints as Verdict Read

$90 Million Fund Fight Is Launched   Bill Seeking State Use of Money is Ready for Action

1,000 Camp in Rain With Meat as Lure   Graperine Supplies News  wow? Se Deva Gaiies 9  All Night Long

ANTI-PETRILLO BILL APPROVED   House Measure Would Curb Powers Exercised By  Head of Musicians

House Approves Bill Aimed To Curb Petrillo’s Powers   Musicians’ Union President Assailed in Hot Debate; Measure Affecting Radio Broadcasting Now Goes to Conference

House o.k.’s bill to curb Petrillo rule  In heated debate — over music ezar

Bill Would Curb Petrillo Powers  Coercive Practices Banned in Measure

House Passes Bill To Curb Union Leadey   Senate-House ‘Conference Needed ‘to Draft Final Law

Bill Would Curb Petrillo Powers  mia x   Coercive Practices Banned in Measure

House OK s Bil To Curb Petrillo   Would Stop Coercion On Broadcasting

CURB ON PETRILLO _ ADOPTED BY HOUSE   Legislation Will Now Go To House. Senate Committee Fer Final Drafting

PETRILLO IS. SHORN OF HIS SUPER-POWER   New Bill Enacted by House Will Punish  Coercive Persons

Measure To Curb Petrillo Advances  May Ease Restrictions On Broadcastina

Warren Asks Rent  Protection   Governor Says Home Lack Gives Tenants No Choice on Paying

Gen. MacArthur Says Trouble in Philippines Due fo Few Homesick, irresponsible American Soldiers

MacAithur Says Morale of Occupation Forces in Japan Are Excellent

MACARTHUR SAYS MORALE IS HIGH   Homesick Youths Blamed For Philippine Incidents

UNCLE SAM IS FAILING HEROES SAYS STELLE   Charges USES Is Allowing’ Vets to Cool Heels While Others Find Jobs.

FIGHT ON FOR UAW-CI0 PRESIDENCY   Highlight of Convention Which Opens Today 

NON-VETS NOW ABLE 10 BUILD   Vigorous Housing Program to Be Pushed in 1947

1947 Program To Place Emphasis  On Rental Homes   Sales Ceilings Lifted, Homes for Non-Vets To Be Allowed

Home Building Opened To All U. S. Citizens   President’s Order Removes $10,000 Sales Ceiling On New Residences; Bans Luxurv-Tvpe Homes.

Housing Plan Presented by Pres. Truman   Most Controls Are Relaxed in His Formal Statement

Priorities On Housing Rubbed Out  $10,000 Ceiling ~ OnSales Dropped

Program Opened To All Citizens; Priorities Lifted   Sweeping Order By President Wipes Out $10,000 Ceiling.On New Homes} Stress Rental Dwellings

PRESIDENT SCRAPS ALL BUILDING PRIORITIES   ALL CITIZENS  ARE PERMITTED TO BUILD HOMES

ALL CITIZENS PERMITTED 10 BUILD HOMES   $10,000 Ceiling Price Limit Removed in New Program

Truman Edict Erases  System of Priorities $10, 000 Lid o on. New Houses Lifted;  . Fer...

Vet Priority Wiped Out By Truman   $10,000 Sales Ceiling on New Homes Lifted To Stimulate Building.

$10,000 Ceiling Price on Sale of New Homes Ended Under New Rule   ‘Vigorous Program’ for 1947 Is Mapped by President, Centered on More Rental Units

TWO-DAY-OLD PHONE TIEUP MOST SERIOUS; BUS OPERATORS OUT  - HOUSTON, BEAUMONT, PORT ARTHUR HARDEST HIT BY WORK HALTS

Administration Centers Efforts On Steel Strike   President Confers With Top U.S. Leaders On Strike Situation   WILL MEET BOWLES DURING APTERNOON   WASHINGTON Feb 2

TRUMAN HOLDS PARLEYS WITH VINSON, BOWLES   Price Boost May Be Granted As Officials Scan All Means Of Ending Stalemate

HOUSE AND SENATE AGREE ON DRAFT BILL   18 And 19 Year-Olds Given De. ‘ferment Prierence

CALLS FOR CHECK OF BANK ACCOUNTS OF ARMY OFFICER   Ace Investigator Believes Americans in Germany Year Ago Made Black Market Profits.   REPORTS FINDINGS TO HOUSE COMMITTEE   Charges ‘“Promiscuousness” Between Soldiers and German Women—Rise in Ve nereal Disease Rates.

Investigator Urges Bank AccountChecl To Curb Black Mart  Hits Activities  pee

House May Probe Army Tax Returns   Report Notes Social Life with Ex-Nazis

Urge Check On  Bank Accounts   Suggest Move To Inaugurate Fight On Black Market

‘ Seeking Black Market Profiteers  Check Of Army Officer Accounts Proposed

HOUSE SURVEY HITS OFFICER'S DEALS ABROAL   slack Market Profits Check Asked in German Report Other Problems

For Black Market Profits  Seek Bank Account Probe Of Veterans Home From Reich

Sentiment’ Reported Growing for Removal of: UN‘s Home From.New York-to-Frisco ©

KAISER-FRAZER STOCK POPULAR   Company Expects Cash Total Of $54,000,000 For Starter

C-47, Superfort Crash In California Mountain Terrain   Rescue 23 Bodies From Transport, Many Buried Deep in Snow; Pilot Spots Wreckage of B-29

GROUND CREWS PUSH TOWARD WRECKED B-29   Platteville Captain  Identified Among Tragedy Victims

Army And Navy Men Victims Of Plane Crackups   Accidents Occur In Northern California; 23 Bodies Recovered

Toll Of 33. Lives Taken  As Two Big. Military - & Planes Crash In California

TWO BIG SHIPS HIT HILLSIDES IN CALIFORNIA   Twenty-Six Lose Lives In C-47 Tragedy   With Seven Crewmen Near San Francisco; Plane Explodes In Air

CRASH OF 2 ARMY PLANES IN CALIFORNIA   Removing Bodie: From Difficult Terrain; Have  Recovered 23

TRANSPORT AND B-29 CRACK UP ON WEST COAST   Ground Crews Labor’ to Recover Bodies in California Mountains

Crashes Of Two Big Planes In California Prove Fatal To33Army, NavyPersonnel

Two Big Planes Crash In California Taking Toll Of 33 Army And Navy Men

—PLANE MISHAPS TAKE HEAVY TOLL— 33 Military Personnel Die In Two Air Crashes   Rescue Crews Recover Bodies From Army Planes Wrecked In California Mountains

33 Feared Dead In 2 Crashes   Ground Crews Battle To Recover Bodies Of Servicemen

33 Dead As Two Planes Crash; Find 23 Bodies  Army Navy Perconne   Army, Navy Personne On Board; Locate B-29 On Peak:; C-47 Explodes In Air

33 Die in Two Plane Crashes   Transport Explodes Near Truckee; Bombe: Wreckage Hunted

Crashes Of Two Big Army Planes In California Take Lives Of 33 Army, Navy Men   Twenty-Six Die In C-47 Crash On Mountain Side: 7 Killed In B-29

33 FEARED DEAD IN CRASHES OF 9 ARMY PLANES   C-47 Transport Explodes in Airs B-29 Bomber Rams Mountain Peak

33 Killed In Crashes Two Army Planes   Fwenty- Three BodiesFound Al Scene of C47 Wreck In Sierra Nevada Mountains

THIRTY-THREE ARMY, NAVY MEN KILLED IN TWO PLANE CRASHES  SEARCH CREWS FIND 23 _ DEAD IN C-47 WRECK; _ TEN OTHERS SOUCHT.

2 Planes Fall; Death Toll 33   Transport, Bomber Crash in California

33 Believed Dead in 2 Crashes  C47, B29 Down In Mountains:  Of California

Toll in Two Army Planes Listed as 33   Snow and Rough Terrain Hamper Recovery Effort

0 AIRPLANE CRASHES KILL 33 PERSONS   Army Personnel Involvec In Separate Mountain Accidents

23 BODIES FOUND IN WRECKAGE ON CALIFORNIA PEAK   Searching Parties Rush To ward Scene of Second Berttant

Superfort From Hawaii And Transport Fall In  California Mountains.

Army Plone Crashes Take Death Toll of 33   Ground Crews Labor in Mountainous Terrain To Recover Bodies

33 KILLED IN 2 AIR CRASHES   Rescue Crews Work Way Up California Mountains ‘to Wrecked Planes.

Thirty-Three Dead in Crash of Army Planes in Sierras   Northern California Scene of Two Tragic Accidents in Snow

Two Army Planes Crash In California Mountains, Believe 33 Men Are Dead

Double Tragedy In Califor  Fear 33 Dead In Crashes Of Two U.S. Army Planes

Two Big Army Planes Crash In California   Thirty-Three Aboard Apparently Killed— Twenty-Three Bodies Taken from One Plane

33 PERISH IN PLANE CRASHES   Rescue Squads Begin Re moving Bodies From Mountainside

Crash of ?Army Planes Results In Death To 33   Recover 23 From C-47 In Mountains; Crews Hunt Seven in B-29

Seek Bodies in Plane Crashes   33 Believed Dead When Twe Army Planes Crash In California

33 Killed in Air Crashes   Army C-47 and B-29 Fall in Mountains In California Area

B-29, C-47 Crack Up in  California   Bodies of 23 Recovered In Sierra Nevadas Near Truckee; Crew on Way To Wrecked Bomber

Bodies Of 23 Found After C-47 Explodes Over California Mountains   Wreckage Of B-29 Spotted From Air   Bomber, En Route From Hawaii, Reported Engine Trouble Over Ocean

CREWS HUNT 33 DEAD IN 2 PLANE CRASHES   Snow, Terrain Combine To Hamper Recovery Of Victims’ Bodies

33 Servicemen Killed In Two Plane Crashe:   Rescue Workers Clear Path Through Snow To Reach Wreckage Of B-29, C-47

33 Die As 2 Army Planes Crash In Calif. Mountains   CA7 ated B-29 Carry All Aboard to Death: Wreckage Found Lo Deep Snow.

C-47 and B-29 Crack Up Tuesday in Mountains of California; Snow Halts Work Crews  92 Rodiec Found      Observers Report That One Plane Exploded in Air

CONTROL OVER © ~ -JAPS-TIGHTER   RIGID RESTRICTIONS ORDERED BY MACARTHUR ON ENTRY OF. PERSONS AND  PLAN

Strike Leaves City Without Gas   Milwaukee Officials 4 Fear Explosions as Pressure Declines.

FRANCO AIRS VIEWS ON PRESS FREEDOM   “PROBLEM OF MORALITY AbwTa BES A TIA?

MOWER AVS INOCHCIC Odys.   Franco Airs Views On Freedom Of Press

F RANCO CLAIMS TO FAVOR FREE EXCHANGE OF NEWS, “IF IT IS TRUE. OBIECTIVEL Y REPORTED”

Byrnes Reports To U. S. Tonight   Gives Radio Talk On Peace Efforts

Byrnes To Report On Peace Parley      Secretary Of State, Home From Paris, On Air At 9 P. M. (EST)

Byrnes, Back From Europé. Starts Work Upon Report   Will Talk Tonight On Mutual Network

Tonight On Par Conference Gai  Byrnes To at   Tells Reporters Progress ade on Road ‘to Peace; U. S.-Britésh  ' Differences to Incredse.

Byrnes Reports  On Meet Tonight   To Address Natior At 9 P. M.; Some Progress Made

NATION AWAITS BYRNES REPORT ON PARIS TALKS   Secretary Will Speak At 1( Tonight On Progress In Treaty Discussions

Byrnes Reports On Conference  Radio Talk Tonight   Radio Talk Tonight On Peace In Europe

Byrnes to Report Tonight on Peace Parley Progres:   Secretary Returns To Find Many New  Problems to Face

Byrnes Will GiveTalkon  Networks   Seeretary of State Gets Reports Ready for President on Slow Pronorace   To Go to Parley   Byrnes Expects to Go Back to Paris by July 29

SECRETARY 10 BE ON THE AIR AT NINE O'CLOCK   Hints He Believes Some Progress Made Toward ReEstablishing Peace;  Reports To President Today.   —BY JOHN M. HIGHTOWER— Associated Press Diplomatic  PR anart

Byrnes Drafts Paris Report   Secretary To Give His Review Of Progress  Toward Peace.

Price Controls Removal Set By Amendment  Supply, Demand Balance Needed

Okay Method Of Removing  ~— OPA Control:   House Commiitice’s Anrend: ment Would Funetion When Supply and De mand Balanee

Price Control Removal Is Being Sought   House Group Approves Plan for Gradual Limitation Withdrawal

Conditional End Of OPA  Ts Approved   Senate Committee  World Reanire Romaval Wy GWG AO GUIre ROMO  Of Controls As Supply Balances Demand

LAW TO FORCE PRICE CONTROL REMOVAL It FUTURE 15 FAVORED  COMMITTEE VOTES TO STRIP OPA OF POWER, CIVE IT TO TRUMAN

Committee Okays Amendment Which Would Strip OPA   Truman Would Have Power to Oust Controls

Revision ForOPA Act Gets Support   House Body Backs Change As Goods Strike Balance

PRICE CONTROLS UP T0 TRUMAN   House Banking Committee Approves Aci Giving President Club over OPA

HOUSE GROUP SEEKS OPA CURB   Wants Control Removed as Demand Increases

COMMITTEE. OKEHS CLAUSE TO 0. P:-A. ACT ON CONTROLS   Group Favors Amendment Re  . quiring Removal of Price Controls as Supplies Come Into Balance

Price Control By Productior Wins Favor   Bonking Committee. Of House Would Put Decision Up to Truman

Controls Would Be Ended On Individual — Items . When Production’ Bal: ances Demand: . Other Aimendmenté Face Test

OPA POWER HIT BY AMENDMENT   Plan Would Put De-Control In Hands Of President

LAW MAY STRIP OPA OF CONTROL   Amendment Would Give Truman Price Power

STATE TAX PAID BY FDR’S ESTATE   Income Levy Received in  Last Minute Rush

China Relief Cut Protest   CNRRA Head Says. LaGuardia Act Unauthorized; Contends Red Statements Misleading

ARMY HAS ORDERED ‘BLACKOUT’. ON DISPOSITION OF SOLDIERS   DETAILED INFORMATION AS TO FORCES OVERSEAS WILL     NO LONGER BE MADE PUBLIC

Russians Permit Allied Press To Inspect Mukden   Correspondents Given Freedom In Disheveled Manchurian Arsenal City After Being Held Incommunicado; Inflation Is Rampant, Loose Women Parade

Numerous Cases Of Scabies ‘and Impetigo       State Health Department Nurse Gives Recommendation for Care of Infected Children.

John P. Butt, Former District Attorney For 16 Years, Expires At 50

JOHN P. BUTT DIES AT AGE OF 80 YEARS   Had Served Adams County As District Attorney For Four Terms——Held State Post Under Earle

INSANE WOMAN “KILLS HUSBAND   WIFE RELEASED FROM STATE HOSPITAL ON "TRIAL" BASIS TELLS DAUGHTER OF MURDER

TRUMAN VOTES; BOARDS TRAIN   Chief Executive on Way Back to Capital

Trumans Vote. Then Entrain For Capital   President’s Mother Surprise Visitor at Independence Station

STRAIGHT TICKET CAST BY TRUMAN   Heads Back To Washingtor After Vote In Missouri

TRUMANS VOTE IN HOME TOWN   Presidential Family Leaves For Washington After Casting Ballots; Keen Interest In Missouri Race.

PRESIDENT CASTS HIS OWN VOTE   Returning To Washington From Independence, Mo.

TRUMAN CASTS BALLOT TODAY   President Remains Deter. minedly On Campaign Sidelines

President Votes  And Boards Train  For Washington   Silence Maintained To Last by Truman in National Elections

TrumansBoardTrait For Capital After Voting in Elections  President Among Early Voters at Independence Polls .

TRUMAN VOTES, THEN DEPARTS   Aged Mother, Sister at Rail Station To See President Off

PRESIDENT CASTS VOTE IN VITAL TEST FOR HIS ADMINISTRATION, THEN ENTRAINS FOR WASHINGTON

President and Daughter Cast Votes Karly   Then Boarded Special Train For Washington

115-Day Old Strike At Westinghouse Has Been Settled   Scheduled Air Line Pilots Walkout Is Off ‘Indefinitely”’

Idle Workers Again Exceed One Million   Coal Strike Remains No.  Dispute on Nation's Labor Front

W estinghouse S trike Settled ‘After 115 Days   Labor Disputes Continue To Grow; Jobless List Over Million

Mutilated Body of Murder Victim Found  a. <P ee i 1 eee De   Head and Hands Hacked Away, Officials Report

Mutilated Body of Murder Victim Found  Head and Hands Hacked Away, Officials Report

Cattle, Hogs Pour Into Stockyards   Prices Gain Despite Highest Receipts in Many Months

Meat Prices Not Softening   Hold Level Despite Record Stock Runs

More Meat For Tables   Livestock Continues to Pour Into Stockyards; Black Market Near End

Heavy Livestock Receipts Fail to Soften Prices   Fresh Meat Supplies to.Reach Consumer in Few Days

Jury Members   Gen. Clark Says:  Yanks To Stay In Austria Until Peace Treaties Signed

U.S. Troops To Stay in Austria   Clark Gives Reason For Long Occupation

Other Demands Indicated.   U. S. Dropping Case Aaainst Tokyo Rose

Twister Strikes In Roanoke Rapids Area   Revival Tent Blows Down On Worshipers, Who Escape Injury

39 Ways of Saving Food Suggested by HST’s Famine Emergency Committee

Oust Small, Steel Union Asks Truman   Suggesticn to Put 6 Months’ Ban on Strikes, Ires Union

USW Demand Small Resign  i OR i OM ce ot   CIO Union Censures CPA Head for Urging Anti-Strike Measure

GM Corp. Must Answer Charge   CIO Says Corporation has Failed To Bargain in Good - Faith

MILLER SPENT $45 ON RACE   Mearveliea Observers by Winning Nomination

MEASURE HAS TEETH: PICKET BAN INCLUDED   PROTESTS BITTER AS PLAN COMES UP IN HOUSE

STRIKE CONTROL BILL APPROVED      HOUSE GROUP BACKS MEASCRE WITH MORE TERTH THAN TRUMAN’S PLAN.

Broad Strike Control Bill Is Presented   Bitter Protests Heard Against Measure Sent For Floor Action

House Committee Backs Sweeping  Anti-Strike Bill  Measure Sent to Floor Is Far Stronger Than

Drastic Strike Control Measure Wins Approval   House Rules Group Favors Bill Despite Protests of Labor

LEGISLATION {S$ BEWAILED BY UNION BACKERS   Proposed Bill Is Far More Sweeping Than Truman Asked For

rouse Group OK’s Drastic Strike Curbs  Sweaning I Inian      Sweeping Union Control Bill Ready for Action

Labor Unions Make Bitter Protest   Sponsors Argue It Is Coustruetive — Legislation, Not Effort to Break Unions

ery ad CM Plants   Embargo Will Bring ‘Complete Shutdown Within Very Few Days

FORD 10 CLOSE PLANTS SHORTLY   FREIGHT EMBARGO TO HALT OPERATIONS — G. M. EXPECTED TO SHUT DOWN.

Settlement Of Trieste  Problem Near   Private Meetings With Molotov Believed To About Te Produce Results.

Byrnes Reports Encouragement In Trieste Talk  ’ Believed ‘Discussing Plan With Molotov

Byrnes Satisfied With Results of Trieste Studies   Takes Optimistic View on Success of Big Four Ministers Meeting

INISTERS OF HG 4 TALK N SECRECY   Spokesman Says “Things Look Much Brighter”

Campaign in Home Stretch; Dems Borrow Lincoln's Plea   G. O. P. Orators Take ‘Breather;’ Truman Aloof

CAMPAIGN HITS HOME STRETCH   Democrats And Republicans. Wind Up Crossire Of Battle In Crossfire Oratorv.

Asking For Congress To Back Truman   Democrats Turning On Heat In Final Drive To Hold Senate And House

Campaign for 80th Congress Tums Into Home Stretch   Democratic Theme Is ‘That .G:0.P. Victory Would Bring Confusion, but Republicans Do Not Seem to Be Worried ;

Truman Maintains Silence   Democrats Pound On Theme of Lincoln, ‘‘House  Divided”

Use Lincoln Slogan Democratic Speakers Turn On Oratorical Heat As Vote Nears

Campaign In Home Stretch   Demo Leaders Urge Voters To Uphold President Truman And Republicans Take Oratory Breather

BATTLE FOR CONGRESS IN LAST STAGES   Demos Emphasize ‘A House Divided’ Theme of Lincoln

Democrats Urge Groups to Back Chief Executive   Republicans Take Oratorical Brea. ther and President Truman Remains Silent

Demos Using  Lincoln  Theme   Democrats In Plea For Support Of White House

TRUMAN KEEPS MUM AS DRIVE NEARS DECISION   Republicans and Demos Seek Voters in Last Minute Fight for Controt

Push Fight For Control Of Congress   Republican Victory Would Mean Confusicn, Chaos,  Geese Guwthoaleoe PR evhnrn

Politicos Enter Home Stretch To Run Congress   ‘Lose House, Lose Presidency’ Rule Noted in Campaion

DEMOS SEEK SUPPORT 10 “SAVE UNITY”   “House Divided Against Itself Cannot Stand” Is Their Theme as Campaign for Control of Congress Nears an End.

Installment Plan Curbs Relaxed  ‘Regulation W‘ Revised in Time To Spur Credit

GOVERNMENT EASES FEDERAL CREDIT CONTROL   Restrictions on Instalment. Buying Lifted

Curbs Off Purchases  by Credit   Restrictions Eased ‘on Installment Buying in Time for Christmas

Credit Controls Will Be Eased, Effective Dec. 1   Regulations Remain Only on Time Sale “f Major Durables

CREDIT CURBS ARE RELAXED   Return Of Dollar Down And Dollar A Week Buying Is Anticipated

Credit Control Lifted Placing the Reckless Spenders on Their Own

Gov't Takes Credit Controls Off Charge Accounts And Loans   Restrictions Edsed On Most Installment Plans

Curbs Remain On 12 Major Durable Goods   See Return of Dollar-Down, Dollar-Week Buvinag

CONTROLS EASED ON TIME BUYING   -ederal Restrictions Upon Charge Aecounts Are Abclished

LIDS EASED ON INSTALLMENT BUYING TODAY   Lifts Charge Accounts And Single Payment Loan Controls

INSTALLMENT BUYING EASED   Relaxation of Government: oe OR Charge. -Accounts,, Comes. . Time: to" Allow -Chrtstniia® ie pers More Buying: Freedom. ‘

PEPPER CALLED ‘SKUNK’ Byrd's Temper Flares When ‘Coal Deal’ Is Insinuated

LABOR DEBATE FLARES ANEW   Senators Hurl Charges In Bitter Exchange Over Coal Health Fund

Byrd Calls Pepper “Skunk’ In Heated Senate Debate   ‘Two Clash on Labor Controls With Floridan Voicing Belief   Virginian Urged Coal Operators to Delay Settlement With Lewis Until After Legislation Was Passed — Vote on Pending Proposals Appears Remote,

Flare-Up in Senate Pepper and Byrd in Heated Clash Over Coal Settlement

Pepper Called Skunk During Labor Debate   Sen. Byrd Accused of Telling Mine Operators to Stall

PEPPER GALLED. SKUNK BY BYRI IN HOT FLURR'   Florida Senator Castigate By Virginian For  Innuendoes

LEGISLATION ROW BRINGS WORD “SKUNK™   Senator Byrd Makes Caustic Reply to Charges by Pepper

Senator Wants Revised GI Bill of Rights   Contends Provisions _Deprive Some Vets Gf Jobless Benefits

U.S. And British Council Delegates Await Government ‘Instructions On Franco Report   Unacceptable To Britain And US; Russia Opposes For Different Raa cave

Instructions Asked  On Spanish Break   Envoys Seek Advice on Stand Over Controversial Proposal

Franco Issue Is Hanging Fire   Sub-Committee Report i Submitted Amid Complete Silence

UN Council Delays Move In Findings On Franco Regime   Action. . Postponed Until  —-Next > -Week-« as’ Big Powers Disagree With Report.

BILL MAY COME UP FOR CONSIDERATION LATE TODAY— TAFT ANGRY OVER NEW PROPOSALS

PLAN TO CURB CHIANG POWER   Chinese eds Offer Plan For Drastic Checks On President

Reds Attack —  Chiang Power   Communists’ Ne gotiata: Demands Curtailment

Reds Would Cut Chiang’s Powers  Communists Reply *to Reorananization

Infantry Unit Here ls Still Growing  Still Hes Number Of Ratings Open For Eliaiblee

Infantry Unit Here Is Still Growing  Still Has Number Of  Ratings Open For Bi: ch. t.n

Union Leader Ts Sentenced az At Pittsburgh   ziven Year In Jail By County Judges; Power Strike Goes On.

Union heal            aiven Year la Jail B County Judges; Pow Strike Goes On: =:

AIRPLANE RIDES $2.00 Massillon Airport. Dial 9758.—Ad,   THE AMERICAN LEGION MARSILION POST 997

CONGRESSIONAL RACES ALSO MAKING HEADLINES  Oklahoma And Texas Elections Holding National Spotlight For Week After Sizzling Campaigns

Oklahoma And  Texas Closing Hot Campaigns   Run-Off in Oklahoma Tuesday; Texas go to Polls Saturday

Meat Shops In Indiana  About Empty   Housewives as Well as Public Eating Places, Colleges and Others in Midst of Famine.

VURSELL CALLS FOR COALITION OF DEMOCRATS   Promises Reduction of Taxes and the High Cost of Living by a

VURSELL CALLS FOR COALITION OF DEMOCRATS   Promises Reduction of Taxes and the High Cost of Living by a   meee, hy Ree yee OS

FUTURE OF SECURITY COUNCIL IN DOUBT   Has Accomplished But: Very ~ Little To Date

Pessimism In U.N. Conference   Egyptian Delegate Tells Conference He Is Disappointed At Lack Of Progress

Hike in Butter Prices Would Cause Concern   Currie of OES Does Not Want Increase, He Tells House Group

New Wace Claims and Strikes Seen In O.P.A. Defeat   Dun & Bradstreet Price Index Up 120% Over 1929

AUTO WORKERS THREATEN NEW WAGE DEMANDS   Union Urges Congress Restore OPA—Stop Increase In Prices

Daily Price Index Hits New High; Labor Union Threatens New Wage Demands Unless OPA Is Restored

New Strike is Threatened by Auto Workers   Demand More Pay Unless Rise in Living Costs Halted

SAYS RUSSIA SEWING SEEDS OF NEW. WAR   Churchill Raps Sovlet Union For Spreading Fear

House, Senate Leaders Pledge Full Cooperation   Study Under Way ‘fo. Quickest Course of Action

WARNING ISSUED TO ‘RENT GOUGERS? BY GOV. DONNELLY   Executive Threatens Legislative Controls if Landlords Increase Charges Unjustly.   BACKED IN STAND BY G. 0. P. SOLONS   House Speaker Thompson Proposes Legislature Vote Powers to Hold Rents at June 30 Ceilings.

Keitel Ordered 100 To { Ratio For Executions   Extermination Leader Testifies

Extermination Of 30 Million Germany's Aim   SS Leader Testifies Of Wholesale Death Policy In Russia

SS General Admits Plan to Wipe Sut 30,000,000 Slavs   Extermination of Race Was Himmler’s Idea, Nuerne Hears

Testifies At War  Crimes Trial   Sought To Reduce Slavic Population to 30,000,000

Accused Traitors Die In Mass Suicide Plot  Prisoners in U. 8; Base Slash, Hang Selves Rather Than Coa ton Rrceia

NAVAL OFFICERS HAUL GARBAGE   Enlisted Men Also Are Assigned To Task In New Orleans

HOUSING. PINGH TAD TO LABOR, IS. ARENCIES   Program for Veterans Is  Analyzed by Special : Legion Committee   BUNGLING 1S CHARGED   Unions Blamed for Shortage of Skilled Journeymen and Apprentices ~

U.S. Opposes UNO lujuiry Of Java Wa   ‘Action Might Upset Dutch Peace Moves, Says Sleatinine

U. S. Opposes Indonesian  U.N. 0. Probe   Stettinius States Action May Upset Peace Plans

UNO DEMAND OF UKRAINE   Indonesian Probin g Committee Held Unneeded

Ninth District Gives Support To Flannagan In Close Run   Byrd And Robertson Elected ‘As Senators By Substantial Vote

Democrats Make Clean Sweep In Old Dominion   Elect Both Senators And Al! Nine Members Of House By 2 to 1 Margin

WEALTHY JAPS TO BE ‘SOAKED’      MAC ARTHUR HOPES BY TA PLAN TO CREATE STRONG MIDDLE CLASS IN JAPAN

Desire Formula  To Modify Use   Philippine Delegate Assails Soviet Action

Lat WANTS END OF DEBATE      Suggests-Improvement of Pro: cedure Without Alteration of Charter   ALL BUT RUSSIA IN FAVOR OF CURTAILING

U.N. Asked ToSuspend Veto Issue   France Proposes Delay Until Big Five Can Confer

France Asks UN to Get Compromise   Philippine Delegate Assails Russia For Employing Veto

UN. Asked tc Halt Debate On Veto Issue   France Proposes to Modify Use, Ease ‘Dictatorship’ Danger

British Submit A Proposal To Limit Veto Use   Big Five Agree To Hold Consultations On Controversial Issue.

Big Five to ‘Consult on Veto Problem   Formula for Modification Of Power Is Sought By Delegates; Philippine Delegate Rans Russia

Bitter Attack By Philippines On Use of Veto   Big Five Study British Plan Te Soften Use: Hear Threat Of Atomic Arms Race

Powers Oppose Curb On Veto   Philippine Delegate Charges Russia Controls UN

FRANCE URGES HALT IN ARGUMENT AFTER PHILIPPINE. ATTACK   MAJOR POWERS MEET MONDAY TO DISCUSS CURBS ON AUTHORITY

TRUMAN ASKED 10 INTER CEDE IN SHIP TIEUP   National Maritime Union Orders Picket Lines Around Seaports Redoubled.

New York Waterfront Will Have Solid Wall Of Pickets   Maritime Head Charges That Ship Owners Refuse To Negotiate Further, Thus Constituting A Virtual Lockout.

Truman Asked To End Strike   Shipping Continues To Be Deadlocked; CIO Negotiations End

President's Aid Sought in Shipping   Union Orders Doubled Picket Lines Around Seaports of Nation

SEAMEN APPEAL TO TRUMAN FOR AID IN STRIKE   NMU Wants President To Intercede In Its Behalf

CURRAN ASKS TRUMAN HELP IN SHIP TIEUP   NMU Leader Charges Owners With Lockout As” Talks Are Broken Off

OPEN ATTACKS AS CAMPAIGN RAGES NEAR END   Plans For Mentally lll, State Highways Provide ‘Powder For Fireworks’

ATTACKS HOUSE DRAFT MEASURE   Truman Says Holiday, Teen Age Exemption, Are Unworkable

President Hopes Senate Will Alter Draft Situation   Truman Expresses Unqualified Disapproval Of Draft Bill Passed By House   WANTS MILITARY STRENGTH RETAINED

TRUMAN DISPLEASED WITH DRAFT MEASURE   Hopes Senate ate Will Pass Bill  That Will Work

PRESIDENT SAYS SENATE WILL PROVIDE WORK-ABLE SYS. TEM—SUGGESTS PLAN TO SAVE FOOD

MAY HIT PEAK IN STRIKE-IDLE   1,200,000 Not Directly Affected Will Be Made Workless

1,450, 000 Made Idle By Rail Union Walkout   Additional Thousands Will Be Laid Off

Singer Sewing Machine Co. Is Sued By OPA   Overcharges, Selling Cld Machines At Price Of New Ones Alleged

OPA FILES ACTION AGAINST SINGER CO   Sewing. Machine Firm Citec in $1,125,000 Suit

Singer Sewing Machine Co. [s Sued By OPA      OVER MILLION DOLLARS DAMAGES SOUGHT IN COURT

OPA Asks Damage Of Over Million  From Singer Co,   Company Accused Of Violating Maximum Price Regulations

SINGER SEWING MACHINE SUED FOR $1,125,000; OPA SAYS USED MACHINES SOLD AT NEW PRICES

OPA Files. Suit Against Singer Co.    Asks More Than Million Dollars Damages For Alleged Overcharges  And Tie-in Sale Deals

$1,125,000 Damages Asked; Alleged Old Machines Sold At New Merchandise Prices

OPA Sues Singer Co. fo $1,125,000   Federei Agency Says Sewing Machine Firm Overcharged Buyers

OPA Files Suit For Million Against Singer   Alleges Tie-In Sales of Machine:

Singer Co. Named in Suit $1,125,000 Damages  Asked by OPA. in Kansas City Case

OPA Files Action Against Singer Sewing Machine   Charged With Nationwide Violation of Price Laws.

Singer Sued By OPA for Violations   Sewing Machine Company Allegedly Forced Tie-In Sales, Sold Used Machines for Price of New

U. S. PROPOSAL FOR GERMANY BRINGS CLASH   Byrnes, Molotov Have Sharp Exchange On 25-Year Treaty

nited States ad Russia  lash Over  erman Issue   Byrnes Proposes Special Deputies Take Up Study  Of All Problems

BYRNES CLASHES WITH MOLOTOV OVER GERMANY   Secretary Would Have Special Deputies Study Reich Problems   DIPLOMATS AWAITING R ED ANNOUNCEMENT

Molotov, Byrnes Clash Over U.S. Treaty Proposal   American Minister Suggests Study of All German Problem:

Byrnes, Molotov Clash on German Control Policy   U. S. Says Russia Makes Too Large Levies On Reich’s Industries

Reds Clash With Byrnes  On Germany   Molotov Is Opposed To Plan On 25-Year Disarmament Treaty

Byrnes’ Plan For Germany Causes Clash   State Secretary Wants Deputies To Study Defeated Country   17 NATIONS INVITED TO PEACE CONFERENCE   Molotov Objects To Pro: posed 25-Year Disarmament Program

Russian Minister Says 25-Year Treaty Too Short; Also Charges Britain, France and U. 8S, Broke Potsdam Accord on Reparations—American Secretary Proposes Study of Nazi Problems by Special Deputies.

TERS AT ODDS ON ISSUE   Molotov And Byrnes Clash Over German  Disarmament

TOV, BYRNES IN CLASH AT PARIS   American Propesal on man n Disarmament Sian

Molotov, Byrnes Clash Over U. S. Treaty Proposal   German Disarmament Is Seen as Issue for Ministers’ Meet

Draft Law Accord Near   Conference to Resume Hearings Monday; 18-45 Age Limit Likely

ALLIES DIVIDE NAZI PAYMENT OF WAR COST:   18 Nations to Share Reparations; Pact Terms Given

Red Delegate Again Disrupts Peace Parley   Ignores Chairman Bidault’s Attempt To Halt Speech

Russ Ignites Paris Tangle over Albania   Vishinsky Refuses to Recognize Chair in Making Speech

Vishinsky, Bidault In Uproarious Tangle As Russian Launches Into Stormy Speech

Peace Parley Disrupted By Angry Issues   Chairman and Russian Delegate Wrangle In Uproarious Debate

DELEGATES WRANGLE Al PEACE MEET   Decision As To Albania Put Off Until Monday

PARLEY ARGUES OVER APPROVING ALBANIA ENTRY   Bidault and Soviet Delegate Engage In Hot Debate

Vishinsky Outshouts Gavel And Gong Then Offers His Apologies   Chairman Bidault, Unable To Control Famed Russian Purge Prosecutor, Adjourns Session  Without Action On Albania’s Admission.

Session Ended With Question Still Unsettled   Ccuntry Demanding Attendance At Meet

BITTER TALK IS HEARD ON FLOOR AGAIN   Soviet Delegate Attacks Orclers Of Chairman

CONFEREES FAIL TO AGREE ON ALBANIA STATUS   Peace Session Adjourns After Stormy Battle Between President, Russian   DELEGATE IGNORES CHAIR   Molotov Aide Makes Speech While Bidault Tries To Quiet Him

Stormy Session Stirs Paris Meet   Bidault Uses Gong to Silence Russian

Decision — On Matter : Postponed               SOVIET DELEGATE GOES IN)  TIRADE WITHOUT RECOGNI” BY CHAIR; SPEECH STRICKEN FROM THE RECORD

Peace Session Cut Short After Uproarious Debate   Bidault Bangs Gong but Fails To Silence Vishinsky’s Tirade— Albanian Vote Postnoned

CONFEREES AT PARIS WRANGLE OVER ALBANIA   Chairman Vainly Pounds Gavel To Choke Off Soviet Delegate

RUSSIAN SPEAKS WHILE BIDAULT ‘RAPS FOR ORDER   Albania May Be Given Opportunity To Present Case

No Decision After Angry Commotion   Russian Delegate Insists on  ye «6yovedg )§=SurTyey Session in Payis

Peace Conterenee In Wranele Over Admission of Albania to Sessions

FILIBUSTER’ BY VISHINSKY ANGERS BIDAULT   Conference Adjourns After Noisy, Heated Debate

HIGHER BUTTER DISTURBS BOARD   DECONTROL GROUP TO CONSIDER POSSIBLE RECON. TROL OF DAIRY PRICES.

Settlement of Salary Dispute Denied by Both   Union and Firm To Meet Again Jan. 7 To Discuss Wages

PICKETS BAR OFFICE WORKERS FROM AUTO PLANT IN DETROIT   UNION AND GENERAL * MOTORS DENY THAT STRIKE SETTLED

No Settlement Hit On Yet in Teacher Strike at St. Paul   Woman Teachers May Go Into Walkout With  Men Instructors

NEGOTIATIONS STILL ON TO END ST, PAUL SCHOOL STRIKE   77 Schools Shut Down By Walkout; Want Wage Hike, Better Schools

Minnesota Teachers Resume  Picket Lines As Parley Fails   Negotiating Group Confers Again Today; mn Qe - 5 77 Schools Closed, 36.578 Students Idle

NEW ATTEMPT TO END  STRIKE OF TEACHERS  SLATED FOR TODAY PROGRESS REPORTED IN  _ MONDAY MEETINGS AS NEW WALKOIT POSSIRLE

No Settlement In St. Paul Strike   Teachers Strike Leaving 77 Schools Closed; 36,578 Pupils Classless

Teachers Back On Picket Lines As Parley Fails   Minneapolis leader Say: Strike There Is  Imminent.

NEGOTIATORS TRY TO ADJUST STRIKE AND OPEN SCHOOLS   St. Paul Teachers Picketing Schools; Some Progress Made ‘At Confahe

Initial Efforts  To Settle Strike Of Teachers Fail St. Paul Schools

Striking Teachers Still On St. Paul Picket Lines   ‘Some Progress’ Made in Negotiations; Meeting Set This Afternoon

Negotiations Fail to . End St. Paul Teacher Strike: Tru Anmin Ti...

TEACHERS STILL OUT, ST: PAUL'S STUDENTS IDLE   Instructors in Picket Lines a: Strike Threatens Minneepolis Too

‘Teachers Still Out   Resume Picketing of St. Paul Schools When  Negotiations Fail to  Bring Wage Agreement

Teachers Are Sull Striking  In Twin Cities   St. Paul Instructors Continue Negotiations with Officials; Minneapolis Union Rejects Offer.

Two Prison Officials Die; Marines Closing In Qn Rioting Convicts

ASK MILLIONS IN PORTAL PAY   CIO Brings Action Against Steel Firms for Sum  Of $120,000,000

Sentenced to 15 Years For Murder   John Shiles Convicted at Marshal! For Killing Mason . Wilson.

In Throes  Of Dimout   Chicago Area: Struggles to Adjust Itself. To Drastic Light Cut

Emergency Order Returns to Hundred: Of Communities as  Lights Blink Out

Proclaim State Of Emergency In Windy City   Chicago Thrown Into Confusion by Curb on Electricity

NORTH ILLINOIS, CHICAGO HIT HARD BY DIMOUT EDICT   STATE OF EMERGENCY PROCLAIMED IN CUT OF ELECTRIC POWER

Chicago Still In Emergency State   Wartime Darkness Returns To City; Appeals Made To Relax Rationing

Chicago Area Confused As Lights Go Out   Wartime Darkness Prevails Through Midwest Section

Chicago State Of Emergency ir Coal Shortage   Drastic: Curbs on Use ‘Of-Coal Spreads To 22 Counties.in Indiana

Chicago  Is Confused   Curtailment of Electricity Puts Dimout; Mayor Proclaims State of Emergency

Chicago Dimout A Bit Confusing   “Wartime Darkness Blights Businesses

Electricity Restricted In Illinois And Indiana During Coal Shortage

BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY FACE HEAVY LOSS IN DIMOUT RETURN   Chicago And Areas Nearby Struggling To Adjust Selves To Regulations

CITY: IS CONFUSED   Chicago Darkened by Or der Curtailing Use of Electricity

EMERGENCY IN CHICAGO GRAVE   Greatly Confused By Order Curtailing Use Of Electricity

Wartime Darkness Returns to Chicago   A State of Confusion Exists In Two Thirds Of Illineis as Power  Bac Weenie ElCasat ccc

BUSINE SO HIT IN GHIGABD 3 POWER ORDEE   State Street Stores to Bi Closed If Emergency Rule Violated.

CHICAGO GONFUSED AS DIMOUT HITS CITY   Wartime Darkness Returns With Emergency Measure

Central German Control Lacking  General Economic Breakdown Caused

GERMAN OCCUPATION FAILING FOR LACK OF ALLIED UNITY  OFFICIAL REPORT OF

General Economic Breakdown In US  Zone In Germany   Government Is Not Centralized

German Economy Breakdown Seen   American Military Governor Makes Periodic Report

BREAKDOWN IN THE U. 8. ZONE   Lack Of Centralized Government Blamed For Trouble In Germany.

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD   Economic Breakdown Seen In US Zone of Germany   No Centralized Government Blamed

McNarney Says U.S. Rule in Germany Fails   Commander Reports Economic Breakdown Undermines Vigor

Lack of Centralized Government in Germany Assailed by Gen. McNarney

GERMAN OCCUPATION FAILING FOR LACK OF ALLIED UNITY  OFFICIAL REPORT OF U. S. COMMANDER IS

‘Next A-Bomb Tes Slated Within  3 to 4 Weeks Will Be Shallow  Underwater

Gen. MacArthur Says He’s Not Candidate   Reiterates He Is Not Candidate For Presidency; Will See Jap Occupation Through

AS CAMPAIGN NEARS FINALE  Candidates Rainey, Jester Exchange Verbal Punches

————$—_—_— lw AS CAMPAIGN NEARS FINALE  Candidates Rainey, Jester Eychanae Verbal Punches

Kentucky Represenative Savs He Has Already Testified in Private and Has Nothing New to Add.

Ill. Munitions Combine Under  Investigation   Checks to Lumber Firm Endorsed by Congressman, Mead Committee Informed

INSISTS MAY BE CALLED Ih PROFIT PROBE   Testimony on Munition Combine Sought Of Congressman

Profiteering ls Denied By Rep. A. J. May   Kentuckian Asserts He Cannot Give Any Further Information

Mitchell Wants . May to Answer Profits Charge   Two Munitions Firms Are Involved in Capital's  Latest Issue

General Mofors And CIO Resume Peace Parley   Prospects Are Poor; Telephone Walkout On Thursday Looms

Delay Bargaining In Motor Strike   Meeting of G. M. Heads and Workers to Be>Held This Afternoon   ARE READY TO LISTEN   Corporation Will Hear Any Discussion Desired by  U:Jon

TALKS WILL BE RESUMED   G.M. and U.A.W. Officials Plan Another Conference Today on the Issues Which Have Led to Long Strike.

GM SPURNS OFFER OF UNION TO WORK AND ARBITRATE DISPUTE  AUTO WORKERS PT ANNIN,

CIO Requests Delay After GM Officials Arrive For Parley   Company Representatives Ready To Talk Over Any Issues With Union at 2 P. M. Conference

Firm Declines UAW's Offer To Arbitrate Row   Groups Scheduled To Hold Afternoon Meet With U.S. Mediator

GM Proposes a Secret CIO Vote   Corporation Would Give Members Chance Tn Evnracce Wichac

G.M.-Union Parley Is Postponed Till Later   This Morning’s Session Is Called Off at Request of U.A.W. Representatives; Corp. Turns Down Arbitration Proposal, Wants Idle to Vote

GM SPURNS OFFER OF UNION TO WORK AND ARBITRATE DISPUTE  AUTO WORKERS PLANNIN TO “INTENSIFY” STRIKE ACTION UNTIL IT’S WON

G-M And Union To Meet Today For Discussion   Secret Vote Talked Among ‘Vorkers To Consider Offered  Increase

Conference Of Morning Called Off   Trend Of Talk Up To. Union Says GM Head

Ready To Talk About Anything, Officials Say   But Arbitration Proposal Is Turned Down

T Tas » D.. nndeal Wao. xa: “E r vpynat  To Arbitrate Is Rejected ByGM      Both Sides To Resume ‘Talks This Afternoon Af. ‘ter CIO Gets Postponement Morning Session    Company: Willing To Talk Anything   Corporation Calls For Se eret Ballot Among Workers. On Its Offer Of  1844 Cents An Hour

Firm Asks Secret Vote On Pay Plan   Another Session  Booked For Today

@ PAUL MALLON—  Need for U. S. Appeasement of Russia Not Apparent

Two Million ‘Hlollar. Blaze InW. Va., Cily   Ten Buildings Run.cd In Charleston. 21. Killed in Fires  Over Nation

Peron Leads In Argentine Vote For Presidency   U. S. - Accused Fascist Has Slight Margin In First Count

KEITEL RELATES HITLER'S ACTIONS   Fuehrer Ordered Deaths of Parachutists, Is Storv.

Corporations Balk At CIO Wage Hikes   Possibility Of Another Wave Of Strikes Seen As Opposition Brews

Industrial Spokesmen Term New Wage Program Unthinkable; May Bring On More Strife.  ACTUAL DEMANDS ARE NOT KNOWN

Opposition lo Salary Hikes Said Arising   Industry Claims Pay Boosts Mean Raico In Prices

ClO OPENS NEW WAGE DRIVE   Possibility of Another Strike Wave Avises as CIO Drives for 25 Per Cent Wage Iucrease — Big Corporations Withhold Comment,

Possibility of Another Strike Wave Arises as CIO Opens Pay Hike Drive

ANOTHER STRIKE LOOMING IN PAY BOOST BATTLES   Industrialists’Rap Union Claim. For . 95 Pet Hike’   TERM IT SILLY   Insists Increases Must Come From Consumers’ Pockets

STRIKE WAVE THREAT SEEN IN CIO DRIVE   Industry Denies Wages Can Go Up Without Prices.

CIO’s New Demands Alarming   25 Per Cent  Increase Held  To Be Dangerous Re UNITE PRESS

Industry Opposes CIO Wage Drive, Possibility of New Series of Strikes Raised

SIXTEEN-CENT PER HOUR,  VAGE INCREASE BRINGS—  ——-RATE-DEMAND--UNION 8. NOT SATISFIED

RAILROADS 10 ASK INCREASE INRATES   Seek to Offset Wage Boosts and Other Higher Costs

Railroad Men Granted Raise In Wage Rates   Indicate Railroads To Make Immediate Appeal For Higher Freight Rates

R.R.’s Seek Rate to Offset Boost In Pay   1,222,000 Workers Granted 16c per Hour By Arbitration Boards

Start Work On Restoring State Fair Ground:   Iowa Centennial Fair Dates Set for August 23-36

Gambler Beaten With Blackjack As Movie Stars Look On Horvified In Hollywood Cafe

FILM STARS SEE GAMBLER TAKE HARD BEATING   Held at Bay by Gun As Gangsters Beat Well Known Ficure

GAMBLER WOULL FORGET BEATING   Utley Refuses To Prosecute Thugs Who Attacked Him As Celebrities Watched ~-

UN Nears Accord On Arms Cut Plan   Russian Proposal One Stumbling Block

Progress Made on Plan to  Abolish War   Final Discussions to Revolve Around Inspections

ARMS SLASHING ACCORD NEARS   Last Stumbling Block Is Soviet Proposal On Atomic Bomb

U. N. NEARS ACCORD ON A2¥. SYSTEM   inspections and Control Final Discussion Topics

United Nations Speeding Plans For Arms Cuts   Soviet Proposal Is Last Stumbling Block In Path Of Agreement To Avert Wars

UN Nears. Accord On  Arms Plan   -In Final Phase Of Move to End World Conflict

‘COMMITTEE PROBING WAR PROFITS   IHinois Munitions Combine Accused By Chairman Mead

PROBERS SUMMON ORDNANCE CHIEF   FBI Also Enters Inquiry on War Profiteering

Orcvance Chief Caled To Testif In oftts Probe   9  Gen. Campbell ght To Inquiry By phone Corversation

Plan Educational : Program on Soils      County Soils Committee to Give Resulis Drainage Survey

FARMERS FORM BREEDERS CO-OP   Two Hundred Attend Monday Night Meeting

Dairy Breeding Program in Hardin is Completed; 200 Farmers at Meeting   Tentative Plans Include Engeging - Two Full-Time Technicians,

Shopping Days To Christmas   Navy Plans 19-Mi. Ascent  in Stratosphere

Forly Establishment Of UN Trusteeship Council Acenred Ac US. British Proposals Win Backing

Phone Calls fo Tot's Home Are Admitted, Clain   Complicity in Actual Kidnaping Denied by Pair, Police Report

YOUTHS DENY KIDNAPING SUZANNE   18-Year-Olds Tell of MaRing ’Phone Calls to Home

SIXTH ARMY ENDS CAREER TOMORROW   Famed Unit Fought in 21 ~ RAator: Enagaements.

Order Freedom For Grand Mufti  Kotla Party Makes Request of Regime

75 P. O.. Workers Here Go Unpaid   Congress In Disagreement Over Bill And Thus No Authority

STEPS 10 END SEA STRIKE   Shipowners Return to Talks With Union Leaders — Railroads Embarco Freight to All U.S. Ports.

Port Shipments Banned in New Maritime Strike   Rail Embargo Ordered As Labor Department Seeks to End Tie-Up

Iowa Streams Out Of Banks;  Families Flee    Persons Stranded Near Oakville; Highways, Railroads Flooded

Flood Waters in Rivers of South and “Southeast [owa; Overflows Disastrous   Washouts Halt Trains in Iowa; Farms Flooded.

British Police Prepare to Meet Squatter’s Rusk   ‘Scotland Yard Uses Radio System to Qutmaneuver Week-end Raids

Radio System Anticipates Squatters   Bobbies Ready To Rush Reserves To New Tarcets

PLAN DRAFTED   Proposal Will Be Placed Before State Dept. In Next Ten Days

World Flight Plan Gives State Dept. Knotty Task   Foreign Policy Deeply Involved; Army To Detail Flicht Plan Soon

State Department To Rule On World Superfort Flight   Army Plans to Send Fleet of Big Planes Around Troubled World—Knotty Decision Awaits Department of State

Proposal To Be Present. ed Within 10 Days; Knotty Decision Posed

State Department Will Study Plans For Superfort Flight Around Globe

Army To Present World Flight Plan For B - 29 Fleet Within Ten Days   State Department Faces Knotty Policy Decision As To Whether Display Might Upset Already Taut Soviet Situation

ARMY MAKES PLAN FOR WORLD TRIP   Details Due at State Depart: ment in 10 Days; Diplomate Are Wary

MASS B29 TRIP POSES PROBLEM   Proposal Will Be Placed Before State Department Within Next Ten Days

State to Take Over Fletcher By April 15   Lausche Sees No Delay in Buying Hospital

Passenger Ship And Army Craft Fall In Fog   Accidents Occur Near Washington In Bad Weather

‘wo Down Within Hour  dn Same Area in Viré ginia; 26 Survive DC-4 Landing, 5 Die in B-25

Five’ Aboard Army Bomber , Killed But 26 Escape From  _ Burning Airliner   PLANES COME DOWN IN AREA NEAR WASHINGTON

Two Accidents Occur in Fog,  8 Miles Apart   All on Bomber Killed, But Passen gers on Airliner Craw! From Blazing Wreckage

Both Accidents Occur In Rural Virginia Area   All in Bomber Killed; 2 Crewmen Hurt in Civilian Plane

Five Perish In Crash Of Army Plane   Airliner Also Wrecked In  Virgin.a, But 26 Persons —  Craw] From Craft  Uninjured   ‘Pea Soup Fog’ In Section Is Blamed   Two Planes Crashed Eigh Miles Apart; Trying To Land At Airports In Alexandria Area

ALL ON EAL. PLANE ESCAPE FIERY CRASH   But Army Men Die In Crackup in Same Virginia Section

Five Dead in Twin Plane Wrecks Near Capital Yesterday   Complete Crew on Board B-25 Killed; Airline Passenger Spared

26 ESCAPE IN PLANE CRACKUP   All 5 Aboard Killed sy Ind Plane Crash

_Five’Are Killed In Army Bomber; 26 Live Through Air Liner’s Plunge.

5 Die in 2 Plane Crashes Near Washington Airport   Pea Soup Fog Downs Both Ships; 26 Escape Death As Airliner Falls; Army B-25 Explodes

Army Plane And Airliner  Crash: 5 Killed   Alt Aboard Bomber Die But 26 Aboard Eastern Airliner Crawl From Wreckage Alive

Two Planes rash Near Washington   26 Crawl From   26 Crewl From Blazing Airliner; Bomber Crew Killed

26 Escape When Big Air Liner Crashes In Fog   Five In Army Bomber Killed In Another Accident.

Five Killed in Plane Grashes   26 Others Crawl from Blazing Wreckage of Big Air Liner

26 Saved From Airliner Crash   Craw] Out of Blazing Wreckage: Fiye Die in Nearby Tragedy

5 Die In Army Plane Crash 8 Miles Away   Both Ships Attempt Pea Soup Fog Landings At Night; DC-4 Hits Lines

All 26 on Airliner Survive in Crash; Five Die in B-25   Two Accidents Occur in Thick Fog Shrouding Airport at Washington -

Two Plane Crashes Kill 5 Aboard One; 26 Others Spared   Landings Tried Under 300-Foot Fog Ceiling Result in Fatalities

Two Plane Crashes In Fog Kill Five But Twenty-Six Crawl From Blazing Ship

Five Persons Are Killed !n Plane Crashes   All On Board Army Bomber Lose Lives

AIRLINE RIDERS ESCAPE INJURY; ARMY MEN DIE   26 Passengers Walk Fron Wrecked Craft After Crash In Fog

5 KILLED; 26 ESCAPE IN TWO AIR CRASHES   gomber, Commercial Trans acct Fall Within 40 Minutes of Each Other.

26 ESCAPE AS BIG AIRLINER CRASHED NEAR WASHINGTON   Crawl From Plane As It Burned; 2 Other Crashes Killed 21 Persons

Two Planes Crash 40 Minutes Apart....  Five Killed, 26 Survive In Two Airplane Crashes

PLANES CRASH ;  TWO   Twenty-Stx Persons on Air Liner Escape With Few  Injunes   FIVE DIE ON BOMBER

‘Two Planes Crash Eight Miles Apart; Five Killed, 26 Safe   Entire Crew of Army B-25 Dead---Save Ail Aboard Airliner

Second’ Wreck Takes Lives Of Five Men   Passenger Plane, Army Bomber Fall Eight Miles Apart in Fog

Airliner Crashes In Flames; All On Board Escape   Eight Miles Away, Five Perish When Army Bomber Falls

26 Unhurt as big Airliner Also Crashes   Pea Soup Fog Blamed For Both Accidents Near Washington, D.C. About & Miles Apart

Five Killed In Crashes, 26 Spared   Two Accidents Occur in Thick Fog Within Eight Miles; Dead  nn Army Plane   ‘Miracle’ Reported   Passenger. Plane Hit Live Wires, Burned. but 26 Are Safe

26 Spared In Other Air Mishap   Two Planes Downed In Neighboring Area South of Washincton.

9 DIE IN BOMBER WHICH CRASHES IN SAME REGION   Planes Crack Up Only Eight Miles Apart In Virginia; Escape Held Miracle

TEMPERATURES   Crashes In Fog; Five Killed In Earlier Crackup   Stewardess Heroine Of Flying Accident Near Washington

26 Escape Flaming Wreckage of Airliner   - Two Planes Crash Eight Miles Apart Within an Hour; Five Killed in Army Bomber, But All Ahoord Eastern Airlines Ship Escape

Two Planes Crash Eight  Miles Apart   5 Aboard Army Bombe: Die; 26 in Eastern Aircraft Spared.

Two Plane Crashes Last Night At ‘Alexandria, Va., Killed 5 Persons

26 Spared AsDC-4 Falls; All Aboard Bomber Die When Fog Blanks Field.

NEW PALESTINE PLAN TO TRUMAN   COMPROMISE DRAFTED AS BRITAIN SERVES NOTICE OF CRACKDOWN.

U.S. Plan Fo1 Middle East Is Reported  Truman Is Said To Have Compromise To End Arah. lawich (rife

U.S. Compromise On Palestine Is Given Truman   Acheson Hurries to the White House Over Situation

MEAT HEADED FOR NATION'S TABLES TODAY   Both AFL And CIO Slaughterers Returned To Jobs

MEAT WORKERS RETURNED TODAY TO FORMER IRS   Production Got Under Way After Twelve Days of Strikes.   THINGS: ARE “ALL QUIET”   Receipts of Hogs at 12 Leading Western Markets, 136,000 Today.

Meat Slaughter Is Resumed By Nation's Packers   248,000 Workers Gc Back To Jobs

Meat Workers Back On Jobs After 12 Days   Mojor Deliveries To Markets Not Seen  Before Wednesday; 248,000 Men Return

Nation's 248,000 Meat Workers ‘Return to Johs —   Production Is Under Way after 12 Days Of Strikes; Deliverie Begin Wednesday

Meat Packers — Return To Jobs As Strike Ended   CHOICE CUTS TO RETURN TO AMERICAN TABLES BEFORE LONG

Slaughtering at iam Raia   All Meat Packers Return to Work Under tL. S. After Strike

Meat Flow Starts Again   CIO Workers Join AFI In Trek Back to Packing Plants Under a © “Temporary Truce”

Meat Output Is Resumed   Apparently All of Workers Back in Government-Seized Packing Plants

PACKING HOUSES RUSHED AS STOCK SHIPMENTS SOAR   RELIEF OF SEVERE MEAT SHORTAGES EXPECTED SOON

Teamsters Problem in New York   Big Deliveries Are Not Likely Till Wednesday as Carcasses Undergo   Hanging Period   Ample Livestock   Farmers Ship 136,000 Hogs to 12 Markets; N, ¥. Haulers Stop

Steaks, Chops Are Coming Up!   Packing Plants Busy As Walkout Ends

Strikes-At-Glance   Nearly All Meat Workers Schedulec To Return Today

Slaughtering Resumes At Packing Houses As CIO And A.F.L. Men Go Back To Work

More Meat ‘on the Move Wecnesday   Steaks and Chops Heading Back to Dinner Tables

\Packing Plants Open; Almost All Workers Return   c.LO. Has Anderson‘ f  Pledge to Try for. Pav Adiucatment

Apparently All Workers Back On Jobs Today  Deliveries Should Conere Watdancdau

PRACTICALLY ALL WORKERS BACK ON JOBS   Strikes Halted Production Since Jan, 16

Steaks Headed Back To U. 5. Dinner Tables   Most Of 248,000 Packers On Strike Return To Jobs

Labor Front Picture Has Rosier Hue   Slaughtering Resumed In Packing Plants As Workers Return.

SLAUGHTERING WILL BEGIN AT ONCE UNDER CONTROL OF USDA: WANT PAY RAISES AUTHORIZED

Deliveries To Begin Within Two Days   Drivers’ Strike In New York To Slow Production There

Steaks And Chops Coming Back. ... . Practically All 248,000 Packing Plant Strikers Return To Work Today

» MEAT WORKERS BACK AT WORK   Government Official Says ‘Apperently All’ 24€,000 Persons Ate on the Job

Meat Workers Back On Job In Seized Plants   “SAL Quiet? Reported , As Production Gets ‘Urider “Way After. Tivélve ° Day Strike

Residential Area Thrown In Darkness   Duquesne Light Calls Break in Station ‘Act of Sabotage’

District Blacked Out As Substation Shuts Down; Door Forced By Saboteur

OIL DRAINED IN MACHINERY AT PLANT   8,000 Consumers in Large Area Without Current While Load is Being Transferred   NO SETTLEMENT SEEN

New Sabotage In Power Strike   Pittsburgh Area Plunged Into Darkness When Oil Released At Sub-Station.

London Squatters’ Food Supply! Is Cut Off, May Appeal to King  t i '

Communist Leader Blames "British War Preparations’ For the Housina Shortage

SAYS BRITAIN PREPARING 10 FIGHT AGAIN   Nation’s Leading Communist Blames “War Preparations” for Housing Shortage and the Squatter Influx.

British Reds To Appeal To King .      Squatter Backers Threaten Direct Action After Blaming Government for Crisis

Bloek Hunery Squatters in Their Rooms   Communist Leaders Defy Efforts to  Stop Movement

LABOR PARTY LEADING ENGLAND INTO NEW WARS, BRETAIN’S-NO-tTCOMMUNIST CHARGES IN SPEECH

Fifth Columns’ of Russia Add to World Unrest   — se oy ee Geo So Se fem Pr te   Hoover Summarize Conclusions in Birthday Address

PACKERS DEPLORE CEILING RETURN   FEAR NEW OUTBREAK OF BLACK MARKETS, MALDISTRIBUTION

‘Black Markets and Chaos’ Feared by Packing Industry   Some Congressmen Join Spokesmen of Meat Industry in Criticizing Reestablishment of Price Lids; CIO Leader Calls Claims ‘Phoney’

Express Fear: Of Black Market   C.LO. Official Terms An; Such Talk as Strictly Phony

Veat Industry Reaction to Order of Decontro! Board Mostly Unfavorable

Action of Decontrol Board in Reviving Ceilings Brings Comment From Industry,  Labor, Congress.   CHAOS, CONFUSION INVITED BY RETURN

Black Market In Meat Said To Be Likely ‘With Controls Off; Board's Move Defended

Reaction To Meat Control Found ‘Mixed   Industry Heads Fear Return Of Black Markets

Another Black Market in Meat Freely Forecast   C.1. O. Official Calls Such Talk “Phoney:” Krauments Boil

Successful Atomic Control Plan May Decide Relations of U. §. and Russia

ATOM CONTROL TERMED HINGE      U. &. - Russ Relations Held at Stake

China’s Army Puts Chanteh Under Attack   Communists Report Nationalists Making Renrisal Drive

Nationalists Plan All-Out  Reprisal Drive   Communists Say Attack Part Of Chiang Plan For Full Seale Civil War

NEW DRIVES ON IN CHINA WAR   Sino-Reds Charge Reprisal Attack Is Being Made By Chiang Forces

Chinese Reds Say Nationalists Are Driving on Jehol   Attack Part of Chiang’s Threat to Seize Cities, _ Ccmmunists Hold   PLANES AND TROOPS RUSH INTO PROVINCE   Fighting in Undeclared Civil] War Boiling Over Into New Areas

GHIANGS FORCES OPEN OFFENSIVE AGAINST CHENGTEH   Communists Cherge Attack Port of Program for Civi] Wor

Chiang Launches Drive With Seven Armies, ls Claim   Reds Defy Uiiimatum Of Nationalists Over Tatung Siege, Report

Communists Say That Nationalist Attack on Changteh Is a Reprisal

Free Germans Aid Red Party in U.S. Zone, Says Army   No Comment on Seizure and Release of 15 Members of Cormilttee

UNIVERSITY SEEKING NAMES OF THOSE FROM WYOMING WHO SERVED IN WAH I x IL

Parent-Teacher — Early Last Week  . Near’ ‘Two. ‘Hundred “In Attendance 

Price Controls Are Provided for in Complex Formula   Ceilings Will Go On Automatically Aug. 20 on Meats, Dairy Products, Grains and Other Important Foods

Truman Acceptance Of Measure Indicated  Complex Formula Fixed on Food; Federal Control of Rents Restored

Report Truman Has Indicated He Reluctantly Would  Accept Compromise

BILL DRAFTED. TO PUT CURBS BACK AUB. 20   Conferees Set Up Decontrof Board and Resteres — Rent fettinge 

Truman Hears No Better Act Possible   House Will Be First To Consider New Compromise Statute

Revised OPA Bill Controls Food Items   Truman Agreeahle To Plan Giving New Life Toa Measnre. Is. Report

Agreement Breaks Long  Deadlock   Committee Decides To Continue OPA One Year

Controls May Be Put Back By August 20  Truman Said to" Be Dissatisfied *

CONFEREES AGREE ON COMPROMISE   Official Says Truman Will Sign Bill Reluctantly

PRICE CONTROLS ON FOOD ITEMS ARE UNCERTAIN   Rent Ceilings Would Return Under Senate-House Group Agreement

Conferees Agree On Compromise To Revive OPA   Proposal Would Restore Rent Controls; Truman Indicates He Will Accept Camnromise Measure When It Is Enacted

—REVIVAL— Vote Rent Controls Restored   Meat, Dairy Items Would Regain Price Ceilings”

Reach New Agreement on Returning OPA to Business for at Least Another. Year   Complex Formula Established for Handling Price Control on Major Food Items; Three Man Decontrol Board to Be Named by Truman

Solons Reach Agreement — On OPA Extension Bill; Food Price Formula Set

Formula For  Price i ‘ontr ol  Very Complex   i q Barkley Saye Conferces Voted to Restore Rent  Controls Without   Change   Some Suspended Until August 2¢   Reliuble Authority Deelares Truman Has Indicated He Will Accept  Measure

Three-Man Decontrol Board to Be Set Up To Decide When Controls Go Off or Restored’

Control Plan On Major Food ltems Outlined   Would Restore Rent Checks Without Chanaes

Compromise Legislation To Extend Price Control Until Next June 30   Stalemate Ends Over Bill to Put OPA Back in Business as Senate-House Negotiators Said Truman Indieated Acceptance of Bill

COMPLEX PLAN 10 CURB PRICE OF FOOD ITEMS   Presidential Approval Indicated as Joint Group Agrees

Map Return  Of Top Price On Rent. Food         Revised Measure Goes To. House. Senate; Truman Gives Reltctant 0. K.”

Conferees Pui Approval on OPA Revival   Compromise Grants Life to June, 1947, ‘Provides Decontrol

Compromise Legislation For OPA Revival Agreed Upor 'By Senate-House Conferees

Measure Revives Agency Unt Next June 30 and Restores Rent Controls Without Changes.     COMPLEX PRICING FORMULA FOR FOODS   Three-Man Decontrol Board to   Three-Man Decontro! Board to Have Voice On Matter— Up to Porter to Fix Levels.

Food Prices To Be Fixed   Conference Measure to Be Considered By Both Houses for Final Action

Years Revival  OfOPA Slated   Aim For Restoration Of Food Ceilings On Aug. 20

President Reported to Accept Compromise With Reluctance. Rent Controls Restored

3-Man Board Has Authority To Lift Bans   Rent Control Automatically Goes Back Into Effect

COMPROMISE IS REACHED ON REVIVAL OF OPA   Complex Formula Designed for Handling Price Controls

Subject to ‘House and Senate Okay   Compromise Would Re-Establish Food Ceilings on Aug. 20

Complex Price. Formula Voted In Compromisé   Federal Rént Controle Restored. Withou!

Ceiling Levels Not Decided   Measure Would Restore Controls on Major Food Items, Rents, General Commodities

CEILINGS MAY BE RESTORED WITHIN MONTH   TRUMAN INDICATES HE WILL ACCEPT COMPROMISE

Measure Has Complex Formula For Handling Price Controls On Food   Rent Ceilin gs Would Comite   Controls Would Go Back On Meat And Poultry Automatically Aug. 20

Board To Be Given Power Over Prices   Some Food Items Would Be Exempt From Price Provisions Until After Aug. 20

Full Rent Control To Be Revived   Foods Rule Aug. 20 Up To 3-Man Board; Say Truman Will Sign.

House, Senate, Truman Must Approve Plan   Some Food Ceilings Due Aug. 20 Unless Ruled Unnecessary

Complex Formula Proposed On Food items; U.S. Rent Control To Stay

CONSERVATIVES SHOWING” GAINS   Jap Elections Returns Give Rightists Lead

RED-SETBAGK IN ELECTION      CONSERVATIVES CONTINUE: TO __GAIN SEATS IN NEW DIET AS THE RETURNS”           —---—— BE > F — Bar

TRUMAN'S WAGE, COST PROPOSAL BRINGS RESULTS   Conference Called in Two Major Walkouts Following Policy Announcement

Steel Accord Reported Near   1,529,000 - Workers Still Strike-Idle —

UMW Coal , Wage Pact Is Approved   Stabilization Board. Endorses Agreement With ‘Understandings

Wage Board OK’s Soff Coal Agreement      President Truman Gives Endorsement to the Waae Pact

100 HOUSTON CITY EMPLOYES NOW JOBLESS   Strikers Ignored Council Back-to Work "Ultimatum Monday

STRIKERS IN HOUSTON “FORMER EMPLOYES,” SAYS CITY MANAGER   , WORKERS “QUIT” HE SAYS AS UNION ASKS CITY-WIDE WALKOUT

Palestine Marked By Uneasy Quiet After Troubled Weekend   Two Captured Britishers Released; Military Court Begins Trial of Jews.

Roxas Leading In Philippines   President Osmena Fall: Behind In Vote

ROXAS LEADING PHILIPPINE VOTE   Candidate Scurries Into Hiding To Escape Kidnapers

Roxas Maintains Lead in Philippine Voting at First Republic Election

MANUEL ROXAS LEADS "IN PHILIPPINE RACE   President Osmena Trails by 17,000 Votes With Returns in From 195 Manila Precincts.

ROXAS TAKES LEAD IN VOTE   Has 2-to-1 Margin in First Returns of Balloting In Philippines

Services For  Mrs, Myrtle Morse   Will Be Conducted From the Chapel of Norman Funeral Home Wednesday.

Funeral Services Wednesday at 3 P. M.   Rites For Mrs. Myrtle Morse Will Be Conducted From Norman Funeral Home.

Trustees Will Call For Bids At Early Date   Plans Expected To Be Completed In 60 To 90 Davs

CHANGE OF FLIGHT PLANS = SAVED LIFE OF PREMIER   TWENTY ‘PERSONS LOST LIVES IN CRASH OF PARIS-LONDON PASSENGER PLANE

Seven Parachute to Safety From Exploding Plane   Crash Occurs Near Site Where 25 Others Were Killed

CASH FAVORE FOR TERMINAL LEAVE BONDS   LOWERED INCOME TAX ASKED BY VETERANS

Legion Rejects Bonus Plan for War ll Veterans   Would Redeem Terminal Leave Bonds for G.I.’s Now

CALLS FOR SLASH IN INCOME TAXES EX - SOLDIERS PAY   Convention Backs Stelle In Feud With Bradley and Asks Amendment of Vets’ Training Act.   INDORSES FOREIGN POLICY OF BYRNES   Group Criticizes Marshal Tito and Takes Stand Against Further Shipments to Yugoslavia,

Congress Battle Looms On British Lean Pronosal   Opening Clash Will Take Place In Hearings Before Senate Committee   EXPECT HEARINGS IN ABOUT TWO WEFKS

Congress Lines Up for Stiff Fight Over British Loan   Tussle to Open at Hearings Slated By Senate Committee”

Resounding Battle Looms On British Loan Measure   Lengthy Congressional Debate Indicated before Bill  Goes to Final Vote

SOLONS LINE {UP FOR BATTLE CN BRITISH LOAN   Banking Group to Open Debate Following Price Control Decision

USES CENTERS ON JOBS ONLY   General Information Cah’'t Be Handled — Vets’ Work Ruled Most Vital

Idleness Stemming From Soft Coal Strike Increases To Over 180,000

Idieness Expected To Hit 2,500,000   Airplane Industry . May Be Able To Continue Ancther Month

List Of Idle WorkersTo Rise Monday   180,000 Already Jobless Because  Of Mine Walkout

GUARDS DOUBLED IN TOKYO ON EMPIRE'S ANNIVERSARY   TROOPS ALERTED AFTER RE. PORT SECRET SOCIETY PLANNED AN ARMED UPRISING

Bus Tieup Is Ended   Oklahoma City Transit Drivers Who Balked : At 5c Wage Hike Offer Accent 15¢ Raise

Sensational Developments Are Promised   General Keating Says Russians Are Holding Two Americans As Hostages

DISTRICT OFFICE FILINGS SHOW TEN CANDIDATES   Patman Will Have Two Opponents for Conaressional Post

“UNO COUNCIL BRACED FOR NEW SOVIET MOVES   ” Questions Concerning Greece And Indonesia May Come Up At Meeting

RETALIATION BY RUSSIA EXPECTED   Soviet May Present Counter-Charges Vs. U. S., Britain

UNO Delegates Prepare For Soviet Retaliation Against U.S. Britain

Flood Stage Is Reached by  Oregon River   Willamette’ 3 3 High Waters Flow Tward Corvallis after 1000 Persons Ate Evacuated in Euvens Area

IEA TO PRESS FOR INCREASED STATE AID TO SCHOOLS AGAIN   Seek Greater Equalization Grants And Aid To Jr. Colleges

Churchill Begins Extended Miami Vacation; Says He Does Not Plan Retirement

Churchill, On Way To Florida, Declares He Is Not Ready To Retire From Politics

NOT READY TO RETIRE, CHURCHILL DECLARES   Ex-British Premier Arrives In U.S., Leaves For South

LOAN TO BRITAIN UP TO ABSENTEES   MAY FLY HOUSE MEMBERS BACK FROM PHILIPPINES FOR SHOWDOWN SATURDAY,

LOAN DEPENDS ON ABSENTEES   House Members Coaxed Back To Vote For British Credits

REA Will Build New Sub-Station  Located On Highway North Of LeMars

REA Will Buik Will Build. New Sub Station  ‘ Located On Highway —' North Of LeMars —

REA Begin Construction OF New High-Voltage  Substation North Of Seney   At This Point Iowa Public Service Co. Will De liver Energy

Doubt Truman Will Seek Party . Choice Voiced   Nomination In ‘48 Seems To Hinge On Results Tuesday

Hint Truman May Not Ask Re-Election   Traces of Doubt Are Cropping Out Among Democrats

ROSTER OF U. S. NAZIS REVEALED   Wisconsin And Michigar People Are Listed In German Documents

DALLAS HEADQUARTERS FOR SOME 643 Residents in U.S. ‘Who Served Nazi Party Told

May Postpone Treaty Talks   Big Four Unable To Agree On Date: Treaty Drafts Still Incomplete

BRITISH EXPECT PEACE MIECTING 10 BE DELAYED   Russia Insists Upon Further Preliminary Progress Before Paris Sessions   ISCHEDULED FOR MAY 1   Bui ‘Big 4’ Thus Far Are Unable to Agree on Opening Date 4

Paris Peace Meet May Be Postponed    Major Powers Cannot Agree  Qn May First Date

SEE DELAY IN PEACE MEETING   Paris Conferenge  Scheduted for May I

PEACE CONFAB DELAY EXPECTED   British Report Conference In Paris Set For May 1 May Be Postponed

CIO Reasserts Intentions To Intensify 104-Day Old Strike; Threat of Phone Tienn Continues   San Francisco-Honolula ‘Speed Record Is Made

Russians Say Their froons Have Been Withdrawn from All of Manchuria Except Port Arthur

Chinese Red Forces  Cut Mukden Lifeline      Russia Discloses Complete Withdrawal From Manchuria Except for Port Arthur: Communists Deny Loss of Szepingkai Stronghold

Railroad Lifeline of Manchuri Cu  ommunists ourroun   Communists Surround Chiensuo and Kaolina

Report Reds Cut Railway Life Line Of Nationalists   Russia Semi-Officially Discloses Evacuation of Manchuria

Communists Cut Rail Lifeline of China Nationals   Large Force Reported to Have Severed TientsinMukden Railroad   NATIONALISTS ENTER COAL MINING CENTER   Russians Reported Almost Completely Withdrawn From Manchuria

RESCUED SHIP MAKES FOR PORT IN BRITAIN   7”  Legal Squabble Brews On $4,500,000 Salvage

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Ta All in The Various Communities

CONGRESSMAN GETS BACK HIS STRAW HAT   Headgear Returns to Hook as Bell: Summon Absent Members for Rall Call.

Soviets Reported Trimming Land Use in Austria  Move !s Aftermath Of UNRRA Decision At Atlantic Citv

RUSSia Irimming fis Land Use Demands  Reduces to Small Fraction Of Original Request What Austria Must Allow

Russia Decides To Trim Demand  Made On Austria      Will Not Use Huge Block Of Land

‘Russia Cuts — ‘Land Demands   Soviet Union Reduces Land Use Demands On Austria  To Gain UNRRA Aid.

U se Machinery T o Save Soil,  Says Johnson   Urges Passage of Poage Bill Providing Surplus Equipment be Employed On Conservation Work

Little, Blue-Clad, Native Police Are Quiet, Hated Heroes of India

Tough Job Holding Order in India With Only Bamboo Sticks and Police Loyalty

Surrender Of Convicts Is Awaited   Alcatraz Killers Hold Out in Silence After Receiving UltimatumSome Believed Dead

More Mentionec For Leaderships  Lively Battle Due n House Contest

Sectional Squabble Seen....  House Leadership Titts Hint North-South Snar!

THE WEATHER? FINE   Forecaateor Sasa Turkes Dav Game Fans Need Not Fear Rain

IBADS OUT TO SEA  . Truman Relaxes on Yacht, Enjoys Luxury of Loafing

TRUMAN ENJOYS ATLANTIC TRIP   President ‘Completely Re laxed,’ Secretary Ress Informs News Reporters

Criminologist Says Captain Nash Offered to Confess   Testimony Is Heard at Kronberg Jewel Theft Trial at Frankfurt

Says Wac Realy ‘To Tell Fatie. - Trullt’-of Ihef   Prosecutit.. Wihs2ss Testifice After Kaiser's ° Seon le H-urd-

Lie Detector Brings Results   Tells Expert She Has Nothing to Hide

Testify WAC Offered Truth About Jewels   Former “Manager ‘Of Phaenix Club:

MANY OUTBREAK S IN GREECE DURING CAMPAIGN FOR KING   HEAVY CASUALTIES REPORTED EN CLASHES OF “ANAKCHists” AND MACEDONIAN POLICE

Chairman Atcheson Tells Council Russia Violates Terms of Potsdam Pact

C10 Chief Steps into Free-for-all Battle   Murray Praises Thomas Whe Is Fighting Reuther Tar TEAW Deacitdanreu

HIGHLIGHT OF UAW MEETING   Reuther, Thomas Waging Bitter Battle For Presidency of Union   MURRAY IS SPEAKER

UAW PRESIDENT IS PRAISED BY PHILIP MURRAY   CIO Boss Denies Presence At Confab Is To Influence Ballot

Murray. Praises Thomas   ClO Chief Makes Bare Mention of Reuther At UAW Couvoution

MURRAY GIVES BACKING I0 R.J. THOMAS   Praises U. A. W.. Leader, Who Is Engaged in Battle With Walter Reuther for Presidency of the Union,

Murray raises Thomas   ‘Backers Cheer Words ‘Of CIO Chief At UAW Convention; Strike  ‘Blame Laid On Others

 , ry . Murray Give: Praise To  UAW’s Head.   Mention Of Thomas’ Name Causes Outburst Among President's  OC sen menertarc

Cl0’S MURRAY PRAISES UAW HEAD THOMAS   Move Seen As Blow To Hopes Of Walter Reuther; Plea Made For Unity

Murray Walks ‘Into Middle Of A Free-For-All   Lauds Thomas, Battling Reuther For Presidency Of Auto Workers.

Thomas Is Lauded By ClO President   UAW Chief Favored by Murray in Voting Row

MURRAY SIDES WITH THOMAS IN UAW FIGHT   CIO President Lauds Auto Workers’ Head In Convention Talk

Murray Praises ‘Thomas   CIO. President's Talk Taken as  Endorsement of  UAW Leader

Murray Backs UAW Thomas   Assails AFL, Industry Leaders for Failure, Forcing Strikes Upon CIO

MURRAY LAUDS THOMAS IN TALK AT CONVENTION  CIO Head Indicates      CIO Head Indicates Choice In Auto Workeore Bight   UNION MEETS   Reuther Battles Incumbent For UAW Presidency

Re OP ee er awe  Thomas And Reuther In Bitter Fight   Charges Hutled By UAW-CIO Leaders

Murray Endorses Thomas in Race For UAW Chief   ClO Boss Gives but Bare Mention toWalter. Reuther

MURRAY PLACES 0. K, ON THOMAS   Denies Taking Part in Hot UAW Electiane

Cl) President Ba:ks Thomas In JAW Fight   Murray Steps Into Hotbed as Reuther Seeks Chief's Job

Murray Lauds Thomas at AUW Meet   Blames Strikes On Failure of AFL, Industry to Meet Obligations

Murray Pays High Tribute To Thomas   CIO President Denies Entering Campaign for Presidency of UAW

PHILIP MURRAY BACKS THOMAS   CIO Chief Puts in Plug fot Auto Union Bess at Labor Meet

Murray Lauds Thomas Before  A uto Workers   Mention Taken As Endorsement Of Union Chief Seeking Reelection

Murray Gives Appreciation.  For Thomas   Specifically Denies He Was To Take Part’ In Bitter Political Campaign. a   IS ENDORSEMENT!

THOMAS CHARGES REUTHER BUNGLED BiG AUTO STRIKE   Free-for-All Battle Marks Convention: of Huge ¢. 1. O. Union

Thomas Gets Boost in Murray Speech at CIO-UAW Mee   Union Head Blasts Foes and Industry; Tells of New Power

Murray Blames Strike Wave On Parley Failure   Endorses Thomas  As UAW President, Says Unions Didn't Want Any Walkouts

12, Mile, 85 Mile Per Hour Movie Style Chase Ends In Crash For Insane Ex-Con

SLAUGHTER RAPS WAR GOODS SALES   DECLARES PROCEDURE 18S “SLOPPY” AND THAT HE WILL ASK CHANGES,

Charges Sales Of War Good: Are ‘Sloppy’   Order Will Be Made Calling For Changes

Demonstrations Keep 1,000 Children From Schools in 3 Communities

©ON TACT OFFICE  ‘HERE ASSISTS 317 -' VETS DURING MA‘       4n the Previous Menth, 458 Interene ‘were Conducted by the we ~ * VA Office > * :

Inductions To Expire At Midnight   Truman Will Issue Executive Order If Necessary

DYING EFFORT MADE TO SAVE U.S. DRAFT LAW   ‘Will Expire Tonight Unless Ac tion Is Taken By Congress

SABOTAGE SEEN IN LINER BLAZE   Queen Elizabeth Slightly Damaged by Fire

Study Cotton Futures Trading In Oct  Inquiry Is Underway To Determine Full Details Behind “Market Breaks”

COTTON BREAKS UNDER INQUIRY   ‘Full Details’ Of All Trad ing During October 16-18 Sought

DEFIANCE LASTS, ‘SHOWDOWN IS DUE       Truman Instructs Federal Aide Ti Press For Citation—May Bring Jail. Fine .

SHIPS OF U.S. SENT TO GREEK PORTS   Voting on Sunday Will be Watched by Officials of Country.

'U.S. Warships Are Ordered Ti ‘Greek Ports To Halt Violence ‘Following Sunday's Plebiscite

U. $. Warships Are Ordered To Greek Ports   Calls After Voting Will be Made to Prevent Violence

U.S. Warship: May Call At Greek Ports After Voting   Report Craft to Go to Deter Possible Violence Following Plebiscite Sunday

U.S. WARSHIPS JRDERED TO TREEK PORTS   Sent to Deter’ Violence After Next. Sunday’s Voting 

TELEPHONE STRIKE DATE NOT YET SET  —— ne,  ga.   Walkout Still Appears to Be Inevitable —

CONFERENCE IN SECOND DAY AS THREAT STILL ON   Union President Sees U.S. Communication Walkout Certain

Michigan Voter: Flock to Polls To Cast Ballots  Campaigns Were ns re  er a

Officer Accuses Stark, Marshall And Later  Withdraws Inference  Navy Captain Insists ‘Winds’ Message Received On Dec. 4, 1941  WASHINGTON -Feh 4—U.P}—A Pearl Harbor witness t

Vertical Drop j in Ocean Floor Starts Waves Rolling 330 Miles Per Hour.

Seisinologist Says Tidal Wave Caused by Yertical Drop in Ocean Floor Near Dutch Harbor

Drivers Crash Info 2 Bridges   “Chicago Motorist Hurt, Car Wrecked

TWO DRIVERS HIT BRIDGES   One In Sanitarium After Car Strikes Highway Bridge

Hunts Successor To Stettinius   Hershel Johnson Temporarily Takes the Important Post

NO INDICATION OF SUCCESSOR TO STETTINIUS   Winant, Davies And Acheson Mentioned As Possibilities For U.S. Seat In United  hee Perens

Seek Successor To Stettinius   Resignation From U. N. Council Presents New Appointment Problem

Faces Choice Of Successor To Stettinius   Speculation Centers About Appointment, Of John G. Winant

TRUMAN SEEKS UN DELEGATE   Successor To Stettinius On Security Council May Be Hard To Find

TrumanHas Tough Job In Selection   President Has Accepted Stettinius’ Bid to Quit  as U. S. Delegate to ww   Johnson to Act   Stettinius’ Aide Will  Take Over Duties  Temporarily

TRUMAN SEEKS MAN FOR PLACE ON UN COUNCIL   Accepts Resignation of U 8S. Representative, Edward Stettinins, Jr.

GUESSES RIFE ON UN VOICE   Stettinius Quits; Trumar Faces Problem

STETTINIUS EXIT FROM UN. NEW TRUMAN PROBLEN   Johnson to Fill Post Tempotarily; Winant Mentioned

Truman Is Silenton New Choice   Herschel Johnson To Fill Vacancy On Temporary Basis

Truman Seeks _ “Next. Appointee To U.N. Couneil   Resignation Of Stettinius Accepted Bt President With Great Reluctance

Stettinius  Surrenders U.N. Office   Turns Over Duties to  His Former Deputy, H. V. Johnson

Truman Seeks UN Representative As Stettinius Quits    Apparently No Prospects Have Been. Canvassed “Yet. “

Resignation Of Stettinius Poses Task for Truman   President Faced With Finding New Delegate To United Nations

\Stettinius Resignation From U.N. Presents Truman New Appointment Problem

Truman Surveys Candidates for Stettinius’ Post  Johnson Temporary Choice; Winant and

TRUMAN OKAYS RESIGNATION OF STETTINIUS   Starts Looking for New Representative to United Nations

Tr uman Facing  (Task Of Filling U. N. Vacancy   Stetltinius Refuses to Re consider Resignation As U. S. Delegate; Suecessor. Awaited

Truman Accepts Resignation Of Stettinius   Has Described Post As Most Important Within The Gift Of The Nation

TRUMAN SEEKS NEW MAN IN UN   Faces Task of Filling  Stettinius Vacancy

Truman’ Has,Tough Task In Finding New Man:'To Take. Stettinius’ Place: In. U.N.

—UNITED NATIONS-— Stettinius Quits Post  Truman Hunts New UN Representative

Stettinius’ Resignation From U. N. Post Presents New Problem To President

Sister Artists Required To Remove Painting of Unclothed Man: Hold Rule “Silly”?

Red Attackers Isolate Capital Of Manchuria   Situation Declared Critical; First Army Speeds to Rescue

RED OFFICERS HELD BY US, SAYS SOVIET   Soldier, Wife Freed Tonight

Reds Hold Yank Wile ‘Hostages   Claim Russ Officers _ Imprisoned by U. S.

Russians Holding Amer. Couple as Hostages; Claim U.S. Holds 2 Reds

RUSSIANS HOLDING U8. SOLDIER AND WIFE AS HOSTAGES   Soviets Charge Red Army Officers Imprisoned by  Armaricnanc

RUSS TO FREE U.S. HOSTAGES   Soviets Agree to Release Yank Couple

Gen. Keating  Says Charge  Is Pty   Soviets Say U. S. Officers Detaining Two Red Soldiers

ARE ‘HOSTAGES OF RED FORCES   ‘Sensational Developments  Expected When Pair Gain Release

Reds Explain Detention Of Man And Wife   Seven Marines In China Are Held  Ac Peicanarc

Pair Said ‘Hostages’ for Two Russians Declared to be Held by Ameri Cans    PAIR TO RETURN, OFFICIALS SAY

Russians Agree ta Release Couple   American Soldier and His Wife Held by Reds for 11 Days

Berlin Reds Admit 2 Americans Are Held as Hostage:   Officer and Wife May Be Freed Today; No Trace Of Two Others

Soviets To Free U.S. Pair Today  Couple Reportedly Held As Hostages

FURNITURE BURNS   Prof. Clubb’s Household Goods Valued at Over $5,000 Lost

AUNT ADMITS KILLING GIRL IN DETROIT   Repudiates Story’  That Stepfather Committed Murder

WOMAN ADMITS SLAYING NIECE   First Tried To Blame Crime On Child's Steptather

WALLACE AND BARUCH FEUD IS WIDENED   Proposal to Control Bomb Not Helped by This Bitter Clash

HEAD - or ATOMIC ENERGY  EO MMIESE E LIBERATE FALSIFICA- . TION IN NEW YORK SPEECH

Knew He Violated Navy Regulations   Safford Says He Realized His Breaking of Security Rules    HAD TO MAKE AMENDS   Testimony Given Before Committee Investigating Kimmel

Capt. Safford Admits Naval Rules Violated   Knew His Campaign To Clear Adm. Kimmel Broke Regulations

TIRE SCANDAL CHARGES MADE   OVA SAYS “DEATH-TRAP" =CASINGS=-AMONG-—THOS 1000 PERCENT OVER

ASK $319,000 TIRE DAMAGES   Four Akron Dealers Sued by OPA for Scrap Sales 1000% Over Ceiling

Argentine Election Rally Brings Riot   Two Reported Dead in Railway Station Fight

YANKS EXPECTED TO QUIT ICELAND   NORTHERN COUNTRY’S APPROVAL OF U. S. WITHDRAWAL PROPOSAL SEEN.

TRUMAN SAYS FRANCO CASE ~ 1$-POLITICS   UN SECURITY COUNCIL PREi PARES TO HEAR CHARGES THAT SPAIN IS MENACE  —__ TO PRACE

Abolition of Control for Meat Urged   Subsidies and Price Czilings Threaten Black Market  Racket, Texan Says

FEARS EXPRESSED ON BLACK MARKEI   Texas Cattle Man Says Ilieral Trade Will Flourish.

‘Final Approval Of Globe Circling B-29 ‘Flight Depends On Big Diplomatic “If”

Approval Expected Despite Fears of Adverse Affect On International Situation: -

FINAL 0. K° OF B29 FLIGHT UP T0 DIPLOMATS   U. S. State Dept. Fears Implication  Of Global Trio

No Sword Rattling Await State Department OK For B-29 Round-World Flight

ROUND-THE-WORLD FLIGHT HANGS ON DIPLOMATIC ‘IF   PROJECT CALLS FOR ‘GLOBE CIRCLING BY 2 DOZEN ARMY B-29S

B-29'S EYE HOP AROUND WORLD   State Department Approva Required For Flight

DIPLOMATIC {F’ MAY POSTPONE SUPERFORT TOUR   Fear Foreign Officials Might Attempt to Bring Out Political Implications

Hop of U. S. B-29’s Over Globe Hangs On Policy Angle   Diplomats Fear  Flight May Be Regarded as Use of Big Stick by This Nation

94 B29S MAY 60 AROUND WORLD   ‘Historic Mass Globe Circling  Flight Hinges On Diplo matic “If.”

Might of B-29s being Considered   Department of State Wants to Minimize Political Implications

Superfort Flights Around World Wait War Department OK   “Big Stick” Policy Must Be Minimized Before Release of Plan

Globe -Girdling Flight By B-29s Hangs On An ‘If’   O. K. Likely Unless Hop Looks Too Much Like ‘Rie Stick’ Tactics.

wo Dozen Superforts May Fly     round World if Flight Not “Typed “Big Stick’        POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS ¥

Clobe-Girdling Flight by Big Fleet OF Supertort resses Hinges Today on Diplomatic “If” in Washington

Global Flight To Depend On Whether It Can Keep U.S. From Power Display

ARMY PLANNING GLOBE-CIRCLING FLIGHT BY B29S   State Department OK Needed To Avert Feeling of ‘Big Stick’ Diplomacy

14 B-29'S MAY TRY WORLD HOP   Don’t Want Flight To Appear As ‘Big Stick’ Diplomacy   APPROVAL IS LIKELY

Globe-Girdling Flight by B-29’s Slated but Diplomatic ‘If? Arises

Bradley Answers Legion's Charge   Veterans Parade for Four Hours During San Francisco Meet.

BRADLEY REFUTES STELLE'S CHARGES   Legion Convention Hears VA Chief Tell His Opinions.

Wallace Says Truman Will Run in 1948   Commerce Secretary Expects to Continue Tn Mie Peeacant Pret

azor Blade oundinBook equested y Heirens   Incident Revealed As Chicago Youth Is Indicted For Third Murder

Razor Blade Found in Book  Heirens Sought   Grand Jury Names Youth in Third Murder Indictment; Arraignment Set

NEW CHAPTER IN HEIRENS CASE  Blade Said Found Among Books  Requested By Chicago Suspect

HETRENS HAS RAZOR BLADE SENT TO HIM   Confessor Of Chicago’s Most Grisly Crimes Indicted Again

Book Heirens Wanted Hid Razor Blade   Srand Jury Names Confessed Slayer In Third Murder Indictment

Razor Blade Found In Heirens’ Book   Third Murder Indictment Filed Against Confessed Multiple Slayer

Finds Good Way To Get Silence   Weapon Hidden in Volume Requested By Heirens; Watch Youth Closely

INDICT YOUTH IN THIRD CASE   Grand Jury Names Heiren: In Ross Murder; Razor  Blade Intercepted

FOUND HIDDEN INBOY’S BOOK   CHICAGO STUDENT IS INDICTED IN THIRD MURDER

Authorities Discover. ed Possible Lethal In strument and Did No Deliver Book; Youth In dicted in Ross Murder.

Admits Having Six Husbands   Woman Fined $500 and Put On Probation for Three Years By Judge

Long Strike Co uld Have Hurt Abroad   Long Rail Tieup Might Have Had Gravely Adverse Effect On  ~ Our Prestige ai Crisis Of Postwar Rehabili-

Fact-Finding Board Recommends 19% Cents an Hour Hike   Workers Had Asked For 30 Cents Per Hour Increase; Board Suggests Strike  Be Called Off; 7,000 Telephone Workers In New York Will Walk Off Jobs Friday

GM Pay Rate Suggested By Truman Board   Nation-Wide Telephone Strike May Start In New York Tomorrow

Take Steps To Avoid Strikes   Would Avert Steel, Meat Walkouts By  Price Increases

Truman Hopes Proposal Will End Walk-Out   Report Issued While Nation Faces Threat Of Telephone Tieup

Truman Appeals For Strike End   Tieup of Long Distance Telephones Due Today

Phone Tieup Feared Friday   Hope to Avert Steel, Meat Walkouts Grows

AUTO"? ‘PRODUCTION OUTL OUTLOOK : TOLD BY OFFICIAL OF GMC   BACKLOG OF ORDERS FOR NEW CARS WILL CARRY OVER THROUGH 1948, KEATING —__-+_$_ DECLARES —____

Auto Demand May Last Until 1949   Backlog Orders Heavy, GM Official Reports

Freedom Of News Said Key To Peace _  Third World War May Be Last. s Warning

President Rios Of Chile Dies   Elected President in 1942 In Sweeping Victory, in U. S. Last October

FDR Planned  to Warn Japan December 9   President Appealed First to Hirohito, Then Formal Note

FR Planned To Warn Japan   Pearl Harbor Happened Before Message Sent

Home Ecoriomist  Return To County Mrs. Nick Stelpflug  . Ageumes New Duties

Democrats Deny GOP Charges   Admit Campaign in State Will be  “No Pushover”’

Documents Showing Activity i in Latin  America Expected  UN Subcommittee Will Receive Evidence of “Subversive Activity’

Franco at Work In Latin America  Documents To Back up   Documents To Back up Charaes Are Expected

Coal Men Blast U.S.‘Meddling   Intervention im Pit Boss Dispute Denounced

Industry Rule by Edict Hit by Coal Men   Unionization of Mine Foremen May be Taken to Court

U. S. Charged With Trying ‘To Rule Industry by Edict’   Government’s Intervention in Controversy Over Unionization of Coal Mine Foremen Assailed by Spokesman for Operators—Owners Have Asked Court for Restraining Order Which Department of Justice Opposes.

Disp utes U.S. ‘Ri ght Unionize Mine Foremen   Coal ‘Association’s Secre  tury Calle Government Intervention Attempt to “Rule by Edict”

RULING ASKED IN REGARD T0 SCHOOL BUSES   Sufi Filed By Silver Lake Bistrict

POSSIBILITY OF ‘BABY BONUS’  __ RAISED BY WOMAN OFFICIAL   HEAD OF LABOR DEPARTMENTS WOMEN BUREAU SAYS ECONOMIC CON- * BIDERATIONS CUTTING BIRTIT RATE

Rationing Of Power Next:  Step In Ohio  Plans Meeting If — _ Strike Continues.

PLANS SPECIAL UTILITY MEET   Ohio Power Officials May Confer If Strike Continues

‘O FOUR-ENGINED PLANES COLLIDED WHILE ON ROUTINE FLIGIET NEAR PEN ’ “SACOLA BASE

‘Lucife Useful To Patch Arteries  Tube of This Plastic Permanently Useful

Surgeons Use New Plastic For Patching Arteries; Was Used During the War

CHARGES LEWIS  ASSISTED NAZI PEACE SCHEME   Rogge Says He Arranged Conference on Goering Plan

CHARGE LEWIS WAS INVOLVED. IN NAZI-SPONSORED SCHEME   SPECIAL ASSISTANT ATTORNEV GENERAL CLAIMS THAT UNION CHIEF WAS IN PEACE MA WER

TRUMAN NAMES U. S. DELEGATION TO UNITED NATIONS ASSEMBLY: BACKS BYRNES’ BIG 4 REPORT

RUSSIAN LOAN IS "RULED OUT   Truman Says He Will Not Ask Additional Funds This Year

President Won't Request Russian Loan This Year   Names Austin Ranking U.N. Delegate—30 Committees Work On Gisantic Tariff Cut

President Rules Out Soviet Loan   No More Funds To Be Asked of Congress

Temperatures   President Asserts He Plans to Ask No More Foreign Financing This Year; Austin Will Head Delevation to Assembly in September

MOSCOW LOAN TO WAIT YEAR   President Declares He'll Ask No More Funds of Congress in 1946

NAMES AUSTIN AS LEADER OF U.N. DELEGATES   Endorses Report o Secretary Byrnes On Big 4 Meet

No Russian Loan For Current Yea  Austin Heads UN' Group Says Truman -

No Plans For More Funds  This Session.   Truman Endorses Byrnes. Report On Foreign Miniet ters’ Conference.

COAL STRIKE TIGHTEST IN UMW HISTORY   Mines Which Usually Remained Open In Previous Stoppages Suspend Completely   PROGRESS IS REVIEWED

Hard Coal Miners in Session   Lewis Expected To Outline Some Contract Demands

Lewis, Kennedy At Anthracite Parley, Hazletor  Soft Coal Strike Called The ‘Most   Soft Coal Strike Called The ‘Most Airtight’ In History

Probe of Fire, in Which 59 Died, Open:   Witnesses Tell of Rapid Spread of Hotel Flames

Probe Exposes Delay Made  Tn Calling  Hire Department   LaSalle Hotel Blaze Witnesses Describe  Reginnine of Trawedy

Officials Probe Fatal Chicago Hotel Fire   Employes Tried t Fight Fire, But Fhumes Spread Too  Fast

Says Hotel Fire Began In Elevator   Freight Elevator Operato: a Witness at Investigation  Into Disastrous Blaze

Hotel Disaster Under Inquiry   Six Investigations Are Started Into Cause Of 58 Deaths

Cause of Chicago  Fires Unanswered   Investigation Held; Officials Clamp Down

It’s Spring At Illinois, But Spoilsports Would Put Out Orders Outlawing Petting

PETTING BANNED ATILLINOIS ¥,   Campus Spooning Edict Comes As Surprise To Students

Louis Scales 207 for Fight   Conn Weighs 182; Clash Set at 9 P.M.

Predict Ideal Fight Weather   Expect Few Clouds When Louis and Conn Step Into Ring

Prints the News   Louis Tops Conn By 25 Pounds   Big Ring Battle Starts at 9 p. m. Zanesville Time

LOUIS BATTLES CONN TONIGHT   EXPECT 70,000 AT SECOND MEETING OF BILLY AND CHAMPION

LOUIS FAVORED TO KEEP TITLE IN CONN BATTLE   New York Fight Expected To Go On Despite Cloudy Skies

Conn Scales 182 To Louis’ 207   Champion Is 25 Pound: Heavier As Challenger Adds Eicht Pounds

Court Hears OfNazi Propaganda   Germans Spent Millior In This Country Before Pearl Harbor

Reveals Effort to Sway America  Nazis Spent Million Dollars in Campaign

Churchill Named By Stalin as War Instigator   Soviet Leader Sees No Growing RussiaU.S. Tension

KEITEL GAVE NAZI ATROCITY ORDERS UNDER DOMINATION OF ANOIL HITLER HE ACCERTC

Keitel Admits Atrocity Orders   Charges Domination By Adolf Hitler

Hitler Ordered Death Warrants, Keitel Testifies   Says He Was Dominated By Der Fuehrer in Signing Blanket Orders   ALWAYS FAITHFUL, HE TELLS COURT   Reiterates His Plea That as Chief He Was Only Lackey of Hitler

House Committee Approves Immense Budget for Navy  Karrectal Gawe IT &   Forrestal Says U. S. Must Maintain Fleet at Effective Level

Funds for Huge Navy Approved By House Unit   Debate Will Start Today on House Floor For $4.639.659.000

4 BILLION NAVY BUDGET APPROVED   HOUSE COMMITTEE VOTES TO HEEP AMERICAN FLEET LARGEST AFLOAT.

GALLS BANKER TO WASHINGTON   May Explain Disappearance of Bilbo’s Ex-Secretary

Banker Called In Absence of Bilbo Witness   Senators Told Former Aide’s Life Threatened

Ex-Secy. of Solon Says Life Is In Danger If He Appears At Hearing

—FBI AGENTS HUNTING TERRY— Jackson, Miss. Banker  Called In Bilbo: Probe.

Call Banker In Bilbo Sift   Will Be Questioned On Disappearance of Senator's Ex-Secretary

Ex-Bilbo. Aide Vanishes After Death Threats   FBI Agents Search For Former Secretary Of Southern Senator

Order Banker To Testify At Bilbo Hearing   Jackson, Miss, Man Pleads ‘Heart Trouble ; To Issue Subpoena

SENATE PROBE GALLS MISSISSIPPI BANKER   Investigators Still Search For Vanished Bilbo Aid

Banker May Know Something Of Terry  FBI Joins Search For Missing Bilbo Witness

Banker Gets Summons To  Bilbo Probe   His Testimony May Throw Light On Mysterions Disappearance OF Senalor’s Secretary

Red Proposals for Disarmament to Be  Aired in Assembly   Committee Agrees to Put Question Before Main Assembly Meeting

Arms Reduction Proposal Is Due for Full Airing   UN Committee Puts Issue on Agenda for-Debate -

UN To Give Hearing On Soviet Plan   Proposal for a World Arms Reduction Assured Full Hearing, General Committee Decides.

Reds’ Proposals Will Go Before World Assembly   Spanish Question Also To Be Up For Decision

—ARMS SLASH— Russian Plan Is Assured Full Study  Atomic Weapons Cc... ML’? fT tf.

Disarmamen Plea Put On IU.N. Agenda   Russia’s Proposal  Assured Full Airing By Action Taken By General Committee

U.S. Insists Kinforeement Vital Issue   Safeguards Proposed By U. S. Expected to Provide Issue for  Major Powers Clash

Suggestions Will Be Given Full Discussion In United Nations Assembly, General Committee Deciding To Put Question On Agenda—Controversial Spanish Issue Also On Schedule—Austin, American Delegate, Outlines U. S. Views

Disarmament Proposal Goes OnU.N.Agende   Program. Offered by .  Soviet Russia Assured Of Full Discussion: in General Assembly .

UN Assembly Puts Question On Agenda   Debate Expected To Include Demand For Enforcement

UN COMMITTEE “VOTES 10 ACT ON QUESTION   Disar mament Placed — On Assembly’s  Agenda . aca ate ATRING   Conflict With Soviet Proposals Are ~ Expected

Soviets Pledged Support In Plan   Political Group To Get Issue Soon  As Possible

UN Committee Decides to Put Item on Agenda  Proposal Offered by British Delecata

Placed On U.N. Agenda   Franco Spain Also to Be Discussed; Arms Discussion to Take Up Whole Question

Steering Group Quickly Includes Chance To Debate Issue Following Austin’s Speech Outlining U_5. Foreign Policy

Inspection Plan Will Be Insisted Upon By America   Soviets Accept   To Press Ideas

Question Is Put On Assembly’s Work Agenda   Committee Also Includes Controversial Matter Of Franco Spain 

Committee Rushes Action on Russian Disarmament Plea   United States Proposes Inspections T Prevent Secret Re-Arming by Nations

Clash Likely On Issue of Inspection   Comniittee in Agreement To Place Armaments on Agenda; Atomic Control Also To Be Debated

Soviet Proposal Given Place On Assembly Agenda   U.N. Committee in Unanimous Action on Disarmament; Also Vote To Discuss Spain

Disarmament Issue Put On UN Calendar   ‘British Delegate Philip J. Noel-Boker Offers Proposal to Include It ‘On Avenda   Cutter Delegates  Maintain Silence   Britain Seen As Likely To Back U. S. Demands For System Of Arms  Inspection

SOVIET PROPOSAL TO DISARM SURE OF FULL HEARING   COMMITTEE AGREES TO SEND QUESTION TO U. N. ASSEMBLY

Austin Asks  Inspections Be Includec   Backs Molotov Proposal But Goes Farther in Assembly Speech.

U.S.Delegate Backs It But Demands Plan  For Inspection   Issue of Safeguards May Bring Clash in Dehate

JP PROPOSAL T0 CUT ARMS   ll-Member Committee Votes to Put Soviet Call for Disarmament on the Agenda of the General Assembly.

Arms Reduction  Issue to UNO   Soviet Proposal Assured Full Airing Before 51-Nation Assembly

U.S. And Soviet Join On Theory, Split On Means   Principle Endorsed But Many Stumbling Blocks Still In Way

U. S. Backs Proposal By Russia   Placed On Agenda For Full Discussion; Spanish Question Listed

WORLD ARMS REDUCTION S DUE FOR AIRING AT UN MEETING   Austin Puts U. S. Behind Proposal But Will Not Do It Unilaterally

Arms Cut Put On Agenda of UN Assembly   Action on Armaments Issue Limited to Soviet Proposal

ARMS QUESTION ON UN AGENDA   Assembly To Study Russia's Proposal Favoring War Equipment Slash

Franco Spain Also Wilk Be Discussed   Soviet Delegate Votes His Approval of Arms Reduction Move

Proposal. Placéd. On Asséinbly Agenda; U. S. Favors Inspection:  Albania Attacks - Brit ain. Greece.

UN Assembly Will Discuss Disarmament   U. S. Delegate Austin Urges Inspection To Eliminate Secret War Re-Armament

RUSSIAN PLAN TO LIMIT ARMS TO GET HEARING   Disarmament Proposal ~ Assured Of Full Airing In United Nations Assemblv.

Clash Looms on U.S. Demand For Inspections   Reds Expected To Oppose This Suqqestion

 Action on Issue is Confined to Soviet Suggestion Buk oy May Embrace Adequate Inspection and ~~  ' : « Enforcement Measures . - ao   CLASH IS EXPECTED OVER REPORTS ON TROOPS

PROPOSAL PLACED O} AGENDA AFTER U. 3, SUPPORTS RED PLAN.  DISCUSSION OF. FRANCO. SPAIN ALSO ALLOWED BY COMMITTEE ACTION.

Austin Asks Action, Not Words, On Armaments In Stating UV. S. Policy

Russia’s Plan on  Agenda   Proposal for World Arms Reduction is Assured Full Airing In U. N. Assembly

Will Go to 51-Nation Assembly   Expect Debate To Embrace All Arms Proposals

AUSTIN URGES ADDED STEPS FOR PEACE   Action To Prevent Secret Re-Arming Proposed   ALBANIA   -iles Complaints Against Britain And Greece; Debate Expected

Issue Placed On Agenda of UN Assembly   saviet Melegate Accepts Sug. gestion of British Delegate at  Meeting of. Steering Com: mittee

Big Issue Gets Place On Agenda   U.S. Demands Positive Proof Of Arms Slash

Arms Issue Will Go Before Forum Of 51 Countries  Andrei Vishinsky Accepts  Dm °s° ft FR.1.n-atarice (4 aw

RED PROPOSAL PUT ON AGENDA - BY COMMITTEE   Suggestion For Disarmament Study By Assembly Wins  tlnanimane Sinnart.

Arms Reduction Goes On Agenda Committee Rules   Russia’s Proposals For World Disarmament  To Get Full Airing.

Disarmament Is  To Be Discussed   Full Airing Will Be Given to Proposals bv Russia

AUSTIN MOVES FOR INSPECTION AS ONLY GUARD   Committee Agrees To Place Russia’s Proposal On Assembly Agenda

Placed On Agenda Of U. N. Assembly   Russian Envoy Accepts British Delegate’s Proposal For Putting Question Before Nations; U.S. Wants Inspection

Nations Will Air  Proposal   Red Delegate Agrees to Plan Of Britisher

Russia-West Split Seen Over Albania Complaint; Troop Debate Scheduled

Powers Over Rentals Only Voted Down   Senate Demonstrates It Wants To Include. Other Price Ceilinas

Lift Control Of Tobacco And Grains   Senate Wrangles Far Into Night In Effort To Camplete Measure

Senate Passes  Modified OPA Revival Bill   Grain, Tobacco Free From Price Control in Revival Measure; Beat Proposal to Restrict Rents Only

Tobaeco Added. To Rising List: Of Exemptions   Proposal to Limit Law  To Rent Control Alane Defeated

Additional Riders Put Into Extender  Move To Limit Powers To Rent Alone Fails

Grain, Tobacco Controls Off; Funds Slashed   Senators Remain in Session All Night in an Effort to Make Final Decision on Future of OPA Price Control Powers for the Country

BEAT EFFORT TO RESTRICT OPA TO RENTS   Rush Curbs Through As Senate Nears Final Action

SOME CONTROLS INDIGATED BY VOTE IN SENATE   Move To Limit OPA To Rent Control Is Defeated By Wide Margin   EXEMPTIONS VOTED FOR GRAIN, TOBACCO

GRAIN, COTTON AND SOUTHERN PINE RELEASED   Appropriations Group Also Slashes Price Control Funds

Demands For Action To End Strikes Heard In Congress    President's Fact-Finding Measure Runs Into Delay—  Two Democrats Assert Strikes En gineered in Moscow

Chances tor Labor Laws Seem Slight   Congress Inclined to Move Slowly Despite Prodding

FATE OF LABOR BILL UNCERTAIN   Truman Calls For Speedy Action, Claims 6 To 1 Public Approval

AMERICANS SET FREE BY RUSSIANS   WARRANT OFFICER AND WIFE RELEASED AFTER BEING HELD 15 DAYS.

J. $. Officer, Wife Freed By Russians   Woman on the Verge of — Breakdown When Re leased Early Today

Army Air Force sels Up School  n Youth Linder   Train Youth Under New Model System

Air Force Sets Up School Plan   Plan Schooling For Leaders Of Anv Future War

Senator Vandenberg Says -U. S. Achieved Strong Foreign Policy Plan At Paris Confab

U. §. Policy Fixed at Paris: Vandenberg   Byrnes Blames Soviet Attitude For Parley Failure

Senate Support of Referring Teaty to UN Is Assured   Method “Urged Because Russians Veto Big Four Efforts   REPUBLICAN SENATOR LAUDS’ BYRNES REPORT

SEN. VANDENBERG SAYS U.S. POLICY AIDED IN PARIS   Admits Failure But Sees Constructive Results For Future

REDS VETOING PEACE PARLEY, SAYS BYRNES   U. S. Secretary of State Threatens to Refer Issue to United Nations.   BULLETIN

All But 11 From Liner Known Safe   Rescued from Yukon Total 486, Others Still May Turn Up All Riaht

Observers See Swing Of UMW Vote To GOP   Party Leaders Weigh Threat Of Coal Strike

How Will the Miners Vote?  Politicians Weigh Effect Of Threatened Coal Strike   ES  Clark Dismisses Assistant Rogge   Government Hasn't Found Way Out OF Threatened Coal Strike

W. Va. Miners’ Vote on Fence   Split Balloting Seen Té Shutdown Comes

Politicians Weigh Effect Of Threatened Coal Strike   Clark Dismisses Assistant Roaae   Government Hasn't Found Way Out OF Threatened Coal Strike

British Refugee Transport Mined In Haifa Harbor   Ship Settling After Eight Foot Hole Blasted in Her Side

Transport Settles In Harbor at Haifa   Jewish Swimmers  Bomb British Ship

BLUE APPOINTS PERRY BANKER   N. P. Black Named to State Post by Governor

U. S. Chamber of Commerce Asks End OF Subsidies and Price Controls

C-G WANTS OPA TO LIFT THE LID   ASKS TO HAVE ALL CONTROLS OFF BY OCTOBER

SUBSIDIES AND PRICE CONTROLS   Only Rents Would Be Subject to Control Under C. of C. Plan

Retention For Rent Ceilings Is Advocated   U. S. Chamber Of Commerce Seeks Tr Ran Subsidies

C. of C. Asks Price Control Finish in’46   Retention of Lid On Rent Excepted In Plea to Senate

U.S. Chamber Asks Ending Of Subsidies   Also Calls For Removal Of All Price Control Except Rent Control

U. 5. CHAMBER URGES END 10 PRICE CONTROL   Leader Says Government Batties Symptoms but ‘Not ( Causes of Inflation .

Refention For Rent Ceilings Is Advocated  U. S. Chamber Of Commerce Seeks  ege

GOP Speaker Links Demos  With U.S. Reds   Spangler Asserts Commu: nists Have An Active ‘Cell’ in Towa

QUARTERS PROVIDED ESTONIAN REFUGEES   Fifteen-Room Mansion in Miami Fla., Prepared for Women and Children.

Vets, Housewives. And Merchants Join In Protest   Areangements Made For Parades, Big Meetings, [Petitions To Congress

Rationing Return May Be Forced ... . UNRRA Wistfully Eyes Larders Of Russia And U.S.A. In Food Search

Eye Larders Of U.S. And Russia To Feed World   UNRRA Figures Two Nations Must Help Feed Hungry

UNRRA Asks Food From Russia, U.S.   Full Resources Not Anticipated

Delegates Eye Ample Larders   Scant Likelihood That UNRRA Will Get  Full Resources

UNRRA Eyes Focused on Larders of US, Russia  Lehman Urges Return to Rationing

UNRRA Drools ~ At Food Supply Of U.S. Russia   Intensive Production Program Is Urged

Soviet-U. S. Food Supplies Coveted   Little Chance For Rationing In America

Methods Of Obtaining World Food Supply Bother UNRRA; Return Of Rationing Likely

Little Likelihood Of Mustering U.S. Soviet Food Pile         te ape OE  RRA  ncil Seems Set To Reject Lehman Plea For Using Full Resources for Gigantic Job.

‘Emergency Proclamation  Fails to End Studio Riots   cameemmmnmnmmaniscammmne TCT TL ae Picture of film strike clash on Page A-¢

OPA Chieftain Condemns Men  ‘Who Look Back   Says Business Groups Would Kill Economy To Gamble for Jackpot

GROUPS ARE DENOUNCED BY PORTER   Administrator Sees Cbjects and Aims as “Gambling Profits’

Porter Assails Business Groups  Administrator ‘Damns ~ Men Who Look Back’

Porter Flays Foes of OPA   Price Head Says Group Would Wreck Economy

Porter blasts ‘gamblers for quick profits’  ‘Would sacrifice  creat America’

OPA Chief Assails Opponents To Plan   Porter Claims Plot To Seek Quick Profits Would “Wreck Economy”

Porter Denounces Business Groups He Says Would Wreck Nations Economy fo Gamble

SEEKING END OF CONTROL!   Porter Claims Success Of Efforts Would Wreck Economy

Yamashifa Sentence Upheld By M’Arthur   Japanese General Sentenced To Death By The Gallows

MPARTHUR RULES YAMASHITA MUST DIE ON GALLOWS   General Scathingly Denounces sap Commander in Philippines in Upholding Death Sentence.   EXECUTION DATE YET TO BE FIXED   Nip Leader Had Been Condemned for Condoning Atrocities by Troops Under His Command.

Yamashita gs Execution Is Decreed   Gen. MacArthur Upholds Death Sentence Imposed by Military Tribunal; Condemned Man to Be Stripped of Rank

Death Penalty Is Upheld By MacArthur   Yamashita To Die On Date To Be Set By Gen. Stver

Cen. MacArthur Unholds Yamashit: Death Sentence   Directs Execution For Rape of Manila; Date to Be Set

MacArthur Says Yamashita’ Must Die For Crimes Against Allies   KNEW AMERICANS WERE DYING  Homma Admits He Gave

Sentence of Death Upheld. By MacArthur   General Ordars _Sudg “ment Executed on Yamasliita For Wer Crimes.

14 Pennsylvania Congressmen Are Without Contest   [welve Other Candidates Are Bucking The Opposition

Bormann Reported ‘Definitely Dead’  Reuter’s Dispatch From   Reuter’s Dispatch From Frankfurt Breaks News

BRITISH CLAIM BORMANN DEAD   Report Deputy Fuehrer De  capitated In Tank Explosion

BORMAN IS RULED TEA   TWO WITNESSES DECLAKE DEPUTY FUEHRER WA& ~~~ — KILLED WHEN TANK _  EXPLODED va

‘Ex-WLB Chieftain Raps Faet-Finding   Davis Says Rule of Labor By Fiat ‘Miatake’

Congress Hears Demands to Stop Strikes   Truman Expresses Hopes in Two Labor Cases

Congress Hears Demands to Stop Strikes  Truman Expresses  Lramae te

Former Ballerina Mother Fights Contemplated Plans of Son. Heir to Oil Fortune. To Marry Penniless Girl, 18

Congress in Approval of Old Age Tax   House and Senate 0.K. Com promise Bull, which Goes to White House

Notes And Addresses -- Of Service: Personne   This “Column Contains Interestlng Items Concerning Gur Boys And Girls In Service

Return 500,000 Gls By July 1   Discharge Plan To Be Met, Army Says

Pacific GI Demobilizing Plans Moving   Schedules to Be Met By Return of 500,000 8 July 1

FEPC Filibuster Made Official By Senator Bilbo   Hope To Force Solons Into Vote

Bilbo Is Set For Speech   Southern Senators Are Fighting FEPC Bill .

Southern Filibuster Against FEPC Is Official--Sen. Bilbo Clears Throat

FEPC Filibuster By Southerners Ready To Begin   Bilbo. Says ‘$ 25 Senators ‘Primed for Talkathon: to Prevent Senate Vote.

‘Why, Yes,” Bilbo Admits, 1 Do Intend Ta Sseak For 30 Days Or So’

Southern Filibusters Ready for FEPC Fight   Senator Bilbo Heads -Oppasition; Intends to Speak for 30 davs

‘Frouster To Continue: Bilbo PVill Join Soon   Bilbo Says He Is Prepared To Speak “Thirty Davs Or So”

BILBO SAYS SOUTHERNERS READY TO SPEAK IN SHIFTS IF NEEDED TO FILIBUSTER FEPC TQ DEATH

US Military Training Put Under. Study   President Asks New Group to Consider Not Only Its Need But Plans for Putting in Effect

WANTS OPINION OF COUNTRY ON KEEPING DRAFT   President Calls In Advisers To Consider Universal Military Training For Al] American Young Men.

Draft Group In Session   Truman Summons His Commission to Study Universal Training

Will Formulate  Training Plans   Truman Sets Up Nine-Member Commission that Will Hold Its First Session Friday i

Confirmation Of Vardaman Seen Today   Only Two Senators Announce Oposition

Doffy and Husband Find Trip‘ Costly   Thief Swipes Luggage With Loot Worth $28,000

Gems Valued at $26,000 and Clothing, Including  36 Pairs of Stockings  Stolen From Auto

Grand Muti Of Palestine Loose Again’     Spiritual Head Of   Spiritual Head Of Country’s Moslem Arabs Wields WideSpread Influence In Middle East

Escape of Grand Mutti Bodes IIl For Peace and Calm in. Palestine

GRAND MUFTI OF JERUSALEM IS LEADER OF ALL ANTI FORCES IN HOLY LAND: ESCAPE IMPORTANT

2 PEAKAGIE ROBBERIES NETTED BURGLARS-$20(   Offices at Sine and Stover Establishments Entered   ONE SAFE IS UNLOCKED

FIVE MEN — HANGED TODAY INCANADA      Four of Them Were German Prisoners of War

POPPPPOPP PP EPEPEPEED ASA  Foster Babies Suffer In Housing Shortage

Enlistment Is Short of The Needs   Secretaries of War and Navy Worried About Size of Military Forces

SERVICES ASK ~ PAY RATE HIKE   Patterson Asserts Boost of 20 Per Cent Needed

SERVICE PAY BOOST ‘ASKED IN CONGRESS   Army and Navy Seek Rise Jo Attract Volunteers

Army And Navy Would Increase Pay 20 Per Cent   Want To Attract Men From Civilian Jobs As Defense Measure

Congress Told Enlistments — Behind Needs   Senate and House To Begin Hearings On Draft Extension

Seek Pay Hike ~ 'To Attract More Army, Navy Men   Patterson, Forrestal _ Aver Present Salaries “Are No Inducement

Army, Navy Ask  ' Increase in Pay   Mounting World Tension Spurs House ' Committee to Act on Draft Law  {

SAY INCREASE NEEDED TO GET VOLUNTEERS   Enlistments Far Short of Goal

20 Per Cent Raise Asked  For Services   Army And Navy Seek Pay Increase As Inducement To Volunteers

PAY INCREASES IN ARMY, NAVY ARE REQUESTED   Forces Spurred to Hasten Action By Tension In World Affairs

Mounts Tension Spurs Quick Consideration Of — Draft. Extension Proposals

Right Wing Democrats Are HeadedForBitterClashWith Liberals Over Party Policies

State Committees of Both Parties to Meet Here Tuesday   Platforms to Be Drafted, Chairmen Named at Conventions; Hannegan to Address Democrats; Kem Is GOP Keynoter

Politics Back In Center  Of The Stage   State Committees Of Both Parties Meet This Week

TRUMAN WiLL FLY SUNDAY TO MISSOURI   President Plans to Leave Washington at 12:50 P.M. for an Overnight Stav—Will Receive College Degree,   SPELT NS ELLE TEN

PRESIDENT TRUMAN “WILL SPEND SUNDAY NIGHT IN MISSOURI   Will Leave Bowling Army Air Field at 1:30 Tomorrow.   WILL VISIT HIS MOTHER   He Will Receive Honorary Law Degree at William Jewell College. -

Lays Aside Nation’s Cares:  Truman Flies Home To Receive Dezree.-

ATTACKER IS GIVEN ~ SENTENCE TODAY   New Albany Man to Serve One to Ten Year Term on Charge.

Meat Shortage Causes Coal Mines to Close   Illinois Miners W il! Not Work Without Meat

Rumor of Meat Supply Leads to Riot Call to Store in Cincinnati, O.

Truman Sticks to Controls; Slaughtering Slump Points to Shortage of Shoes Soor

Beautiful Hawaiian Resort  Wiped Out By Tidal Wave   Destruction Wrought By Great Wave At Hilo Resembles Ruins On Shell-Torn Guam And Okinawa At Height Of War; Buildings Turned Into Matchwood  '

SOCIAL SECURITY EXPANSION URGED   $chwellenbach Also Suggests Increased Benefits

Schwellenbach Asks Doubling Of Social  Security Payments   Labor Chief Also Proposes Extension OF Are Tn Caver 20.000.000 More Workers 

Bataan Death March Survivor Seeks To Accompany Wife to Leprosarium

Businessmen Will Be Given Weather Odds   Probable Weather of Later Dates Will Be Aid in Commercial Operations,

bere pall STH GR      Universal Military Training Study Unit Meets in - East Today

Truman Names Nine Civilians To Study Military Training   Hopes to Find a Plan Acceptable To Critics

ALL-CHYILIAN UNE WILL STUDY DRAFT   President Designates Nine Men to Find Acceptable Plan

Civilians Will Study Military  Training Plans   Nine-Member Group Named by Truman In Surprise Move

9 Men to Study Army Training   President Names Civilians To Plan Canceriniian

Un iversal Milita ry Training Plan to Be Studied by Civilian Board

Big Liner Sinks at LeHavre   Former German Luxury Ship is  Down After  All Aboard Are  Taken Ashore

Snaps Moorings During Storm: Hint Sabotage   Hole Torn In Side After Crash Into Hulk Of SS Paris

LINER EUROPA SLIPS MOORINGS SINKS IN STORW   Rechristened French Property May Be Re floated From Le Havre Grave

Ship Breaks Moorings In Terrific Storm  Former German Luxury Liner Furopa Is Sunk At Le Havre

Ex-German Liner ‘Europa’ Sinks — In French Port   Gigantic Luxury Ship Breaks Loose From Dock Moorings

FORMER GERMAN STEAMER EUROPA GOES 10 BOTTON   Ship, Rechristened Liberte, Sinks After Collision in. Le Hovre Horher

Withdrawal of Cdwin Pauley Fypected Soon   Develo-inatts Indies Break Possible By — Mid-Week in Dicoute -

Four Generals To Get Custody Of Nazi Guilty   Sentencing Monday: Wives Say Good-by Throuch Glass

 War Crimes Defendants ‘Await News  ‘On Verdicts   21 See Wives and Children For Last Time Today Before Hearing Decisions

Strict Rules Laid Down By  Crimes Court   Extreme Measures Planned lo Preven Mishaps When Nazi Leaders Meet Fate.

War Crimes Trial Will Turn Nazis Over to General:   Four-Man Group Will Act ~ On Leaders Convicted -=" At Nuermnberg

NAZI LEADERS TO LEARN FATE FIRST OF WEEK   Jurisdiction Of 21 Nazi Leaders Will Be Given To Generals

Sentences For Nazi War Criminals Set For Monday; Elaborate Guard Ready; Families To Say Goodbye

ALLIED GROUP WILL HANDLE NAZI LEADERS   Jurisdiction Over Nuernhers Defendants In Hands of Four Generals.

Generals To Get Custody of Nazis   Fate of Defendants To Be Announced on Monday

Army ‘Gripe’ Boar d Ends Hearings; Doolittle Refuses Comment on Work

Trio Selected To Negotiate Chinese Pact   Cease-Fire Order Won by Marshall;  Mongolia Liberated

China Halts Civil War  To Conter   Cease-Fire Ordered As Marshall Attempts To Effect Compromise

Truee Will Silence Guns  Tn N. China   Marshall Will Arbitrate Difference Between Chiang. Communists

DRAFT MEASURE GAINS SUPPORT   ‘Officials Cite Need of Continued Military Force

SEEICIALS WARN LARGE MILITARY rOREES MUST BE MAINTAINED, AGE CONTINUATION OF DRAFT

Hearings Will Begin Soon On Dralt Measure   Top-Flight Government Officials Warn Large Armed Force Is Necessary

MULTIPLE PROBE OPENS IN ROTEL FIRE DISASTER   At Least 120 Dead; Search For Origin Is Futile

Multiple Probe Ordered Into ‘Hotel Disaster   Officials Seek Cause Of Atlanta Tragedy That Took 120 Lives

Atlanta Death Toll Up to 120   Multiple Inquiries Ordered Into Early Saturday Blaze

Winecoff Fire Toll Hits 120 as Probes On Disaster Grow   Three lowans Die, One Seriously Hurt In Atlanta Fire

* Atlanta Fire Toll Climbs to 120; Probes Ordered.   Find Hote! Did Not Have Sprinklers or Fire Escapes

AND NATIONAL PROBES SET   Grand Jury to Look Into Atlanta Hotel Fire of Saturday

TOTAL DEAD Ih ATLANTA BLAZE MOUNTS 70 120   Multiple Investigations Begun Into Cause Of Winecoff Hotel Disaster Saturday ; Termed Nation's  Most Costly Hotel  Fire.

Death Toll to 120, Atlanta Probes Blaze   Winecoff Fatalities Boosted as Multiple Investigations Open

Probe Coincides With Demand For More Safeguards   Toll Stands At 120

Hotel's Fire Death Toll Climbs fo 120   Multiple Probes Ordered O1 Atlanta Disaster; Origin Still Unknown

PROBES 10 BE HELD T0 SEEK BLAZE CAUSE   Multiple Investigations Into Dis. astrous Atlanta Fire Are  Ordered   DEATH LIST PEGGED AT 120: MOST IDENTIFIED

Hotel Fire Toll Climbs To 120 Dead   Probes Ordered. Into Origin of ‘Atlanta Blaze

Three More . Names Added To Death List Today  MAY INCREACE   Inquiries Into Nation’ 8 Worst Hotel Fire we Planned

DEATH TOLL ATLANTA FIRE REACHES 120   Multiple Investigations Are Ordered Into Nation's Most Costly Hotel  Canflaaration   DEMAND SAFEGUARDS

Multiple Probes Slated in Winecoff Hotel Tragedy; Death Toll Mounts to 120

Multiple Investigations Ordered fute Saturday's: Hotel Winecolf  Fire

TEL FIRE TOLL CLIMBS TO 120   Multiple investigations Ordered In Atlanta Disaster

Death Toll In Atlanta Fire Reaches 120   City, County And National Probes Ordered, Worst Hotel Conflagration

Hotel Death Count Hits 120 as Probe of Cause is Begun   oe BO Investigation Ordered in Atlanta to Find Any Negligence

Multiple Investigations Ordered Into Saturday’s Disaster.   THREE NAMES ADDED   City, County and National Probes Were Orderd Into the Fire.

Probes Launched Into Hotel Fire.   Origin Of Blaze That Killed 120 Sought; Jary Called” -

COUNT AT LEAST 120 PERSONS DEAD IN ATLANTA FIRE   MULTIPLE PROBES ARE ORDERED IN _ HOTEL DISASTER

Atlanta Open: Investigation Of Hotel Fire   Grand Jury Probing Crbninal Negligence;  - 120 Deaths Recordec

Inquiries In Atlanta Hotel Fire   City, County And National Probes Ordered In Great Tragedy

Death Total In Hotel Fire Reaches 120   Three More Names Added To List of Fatalities; Demands for Safeguards Heard as Probe Starts

lovestigations Ordered Into ‘Tragic bire At “Kireproof”  Ffotel Which Hlad No Fire  Escapes.

Probes Ordered Of Atlanta Fire   Death List Stands At 117 in Nation’s Worst Hotel Blaze

SAYS U.S, HOLDS FATE OF EUROPE   New Greek Premier Predicts Dictators If American Justice Fails

Spaniards Bolsiering ‘Frontier   Moorlsh Troops Said Lining Up Along Berder Lines

Spain Halts Traffic on International Bridge; French Hold Meeting

Spain Halts Traffic on International Bridge; Fronch Hald Adsatinag

SPANISH FORCES GUARD FRONTIER   Franco Moves in Advance of French Closing Order

Executed For Not Collaborating   Philippines Jurist Is Victim of Homma

Sates Killed tor Not Collaborating With the Jenanese   Homma Ordered Execution Of Former Philippine Justice, Court Told-

HOMMA BLAMED FOR EXECUTION Of FILIPINO JUSTICE   Charge Jap General. Or' dered Supreme Court Chief Shat

NEW TRIAL IS ORDERED      Suit of Lord - Versus Hercules To Be Tried Again

- NEW TRIAL IS ORDERED   Suit ef Lord Versus Hercules Te Be Tried Again

Today Last Day For Prosnective Voters To Get Poll Tax Credit   Vote As You Please, tut Be Able To Vote

SNYDER CITES BUSINESS BOOM   i Su Pe ‘x ee aes iWarns.. However, of Threats   From Inflation Pressure

America Is in Middle OF Boom   Must Watch Out for inflation Says Director Snvder

NAZISM STILL LIVES ON IN ARGENTINE   State Department Has Documents Thai Show German Aid

Argentine Cabinel is Discussing New U. S. Charges  Russia May Claim South Americans Plotted With Nazis

Would Admit Spain In UNO  Minus Franco   Committee . Declares That Country Important' In ~Contrel of Atomic Energy

HINGES ON SPAIN   UN Sub-Committee Reports Its Expulsion Poses World Prohiam

Report on Spain Issued by Group  Committee Against Exclusion Move

European Split-Up Into Rival Spheres Of Influence ‘Seen If Conference Fails   Authorities Look For Developments To Complete Cleavage Of Rivals

Rival Soviet-Western Spheres For Europe Appear Certainty   Failure OF Foreign Ministers” Conference Seen As Prelude To Completion Of Division

Soviet Satellites, Western Allies May SplitEurope   Rival Spheres Expected To Result From Failure Of Big 4 Paris Conference

Split Looms For Europe   Failure At Paris Brings Soviet-Western Rival Influence Spheres

Chasm Widening Befween Soviet, Western Allies   Course Of Events Is Carrying Nations Toward Third War

Europe Near: Feared Split   Breakup Into Rival SovietWestern Spheres Close To Complete Cleavage

Rival Spheres Of Influence  Feared Here   Foreign Ministers Unable to Agree on Peace Setthement— More Cleavages Seen

FEAR SPLIT-UP OF EUROPE IN RIVAL SPHERES OF INFLUENCE   Big Four Meeting At Paris May Not Agree On Control Over Germany

Three Held on Murder Charge  Held in Death of One, Wraunding Other

Three Plead Innocent To Farina Slaying  Tony Bruno Found In Milwaukee; Says   Tony Bruno Found  In Milwaukee; Says He Knows Nothing Of Kenosha Shooting

Three Held in Kenosha Jail   Denied Bail After They Plead Innocent To Charge of Murder in Killing of Mike Farina

War Correspondent Was Called on Carpet During the Battle for Tunisia

Crew Abandoned Ship But Reboarded After Explosions Stop to Help Battle Flames

President Asks Nation to Turn  Back to Tt’s Work   Speaks Briefly At College Ceremony

PRESIDENT URGES NEED FOR WORK   Accepts Honorary Degree From College At Liberty, Mo.

Truman Pleads For Work In Liberty, Mo., Address   Chief Executive, Addressing William Jewell Graduates. Asks Work And A Normal, Decent Understanding Of ‘Our Neighbors And Our Neighbors’ Needs’

GREEN MAY GALL ASSEMBLY TCDA   ‘Legislators Are Expected to   Gather Next Week for   Yet Bonus Session

Props Set For Special Session On ‘Bonus Actior   Await Curtain Call By Governor Green to Take Up Work on Payments for Vets

New Fighting Breaks Out  In Indonesia   Flareup Ends Short-Lived Truce Between Rebel Republicans and Dutch Regime

New Fight Flares Up In Indonesia  , Short-Lived Truce In Revolution Ends

DUTCH INDONESIAN FIGHTING FLARES THROUGHOUT JAVA   Clashes Fellow. Republican Refusal te Accept Army  , ares 7

Indonesians Say Fighting Rages On Java Fronts   Fighting Begins After Indonesians Refuse  Dutch Ruling

British Troops Quit Indonesia   New Fighting Flares Again in Jaya, Word

RENEW FIGHTING IN EAST INDIES   Threatens to Develop Into Large Scale Warfare

Indonesia Truce Is Short-Lived  Hostilities Under Way on All Fronts

New Fighting Breaks Out In Indonesia   Hastilities Threaten To Become Large Scale, Natives Say

Report Fighting In East Indies   Ends Short-Lived Truce in 15 Months  Long Revolution

Congress Gets Armed Forces Merger Plan   Group Says Proposal Meets President’s Unification Plea

Armed Service Merger Plans Are Submitted   Plan For Carrying Out Pres ident Truman’s Request Is Given Committee

JUDGE COLLET WILL AID JOHN STEELMAN   Missourj Jurist Returns To Cap  ital with Truman: Plane Trav els Throuch Kainstorm

COLLET IN LE   President Truman Brings Federal Judge as Assist: ant to Steelman s:.

Sen. Brewster Seeks Ruling On Slush Fund   Republican Again Pokes ‘at Senate Wer Probe Body

ELECTRIC STRIKE THREAT REMAINS   Lausche-Called Conference Ends Without Agreement

ETE eee  M’‘Arthur Approves Removal of Two from Army Paper Staff

Broken Bones, Bad Burns” Newfoundland Rescuers Report   8 WOMEN ARE ALIVE

SURVIVORS OF PLANE CRASH IN BAD SHAPE   Eighteen Men and—Women are ——Found Alive in Remote  Newfoundland Area   SUFFER BROKEN BONES AND BURNS IN CRASH

Severely Hurt; Have Broken  Bones, Burns   10 Men, 8 Women. Alive: Rest of 44 Aboard Be. lieved Dead 

Eighteen Survive Airliner Crash.   Survivors of Belgian Plane Réported in Bad Condition---May Use Helicopter

FIND EIGHTEEN SURVIVED ‘CRASH OF SEA AIRLINER   Coast Guard Reports All Survivors “In Very Bad” Condition; Eight Of Them  omen, Ten Men.

AID RUSHED T0 PLANE VICTIMS   Arrangements Made To Fly _ Survivors Out Of Wilds

18 Survived Belgian Liner Plane Crash   Coast Guard Says Their Condition As ‘Very Bad’

18 Survived Plane Crash   Found To Be in ‘Very Bad Condition’ By CG

18 CHEAT DEATH IN PLANE CRASH   Survivors of North Atlantic Airliner Mishap Received Burns, Broken Bones

18 Reported As Surviving  Plane Wreck      Message Says Survivors Of Newfoundland Crash In Bad Condition With Burns. Broken Bones

Rescue Party At Crash Site   Number of Plane’s Survivors Unknown

SURVIVORS OF PLANE CRASH FOUND TO BE 18; CONDITION BAD  EICUT WAMER. PRDNYCR   EIGHT WOMEN—BROKEN BONES, BURNS ACCOUNT FOR MOST OF INJURIES

FVACUA PL  akg   ‘One Party. Reaches Wreckage Belgian Airliner: 44 Aboard

18 Survivors of Plane Crash Seriously Hurt   Eight Men.and Ten Wome4 Of 44 on Board Are Found Alive At Wreckage of Trans-Atlantic Airliner: All In ‘Very Bad Condition’ ~

Kighteen Survive  Crash   Rescue Party Find: Wreckage of Plane Near Gander; Eigh Survivors Women

18 PLANE CRASH VICTIMS ALIVE   Coast Guard Says All in ‘Very Bad Condition’

18 Of 44 Survive Air Crash   Helicopter To. Fly Out ‘Some; All In “Very Bad Condition’

 Helicopter Sought For Aid  18 Survive Airliner C rash; Rescue Party Arrives At Scene

18 Survivors Belgian Plane  Crash Found   Coast Guard Reports Survivors In Newfoundland In Bad Condition,

Rescue Workers Laboring To Evacuate Survivors Of Big Belgian Airliner Crash   Party, Headed by U.S. Army Doctor, Reaches Wreckage; Number Of Survivors Unknown

Rescuers Find 18 Survivors — Of Plane Crash   8 Women, 10-Men In ‘Bad Condition;’ _ Ask for Helicopter

Trieste Problem Continues to Defy Solution   Big 4 Passes Buck on Italy Evacuation Issue

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Foreign Ministers Consider Trieste Question

WIDE SECTION REPRESENTED Sixteen Tech Beauties Chosen To Be Featured In Yearbook

“Esquire” Case Determined ST A RSet tereeasicbmttty  Court Rules Against Barring Magazine’s Mailing Privilege

ESQUIRE GIRLS OKAYED 8 TO 0 BY HIGH COURT   Postmaster General Is Forbidden To Ban  Men’s Magazine

squire’ Case Determined Court Rules Against Barring Magazine’s Mailing Privy ese

G.I. School Racketeering  Is Charged  Educator Cites Policins Problem

Vet Training Racket Cited By Educator   Dr. Francis Brown Say: Program Needs Tighter Controls

GIs Cautioned About Schools  Gama Inmctitmienane   Some Institutions Ave Termed Rackets

Charges Racket in GL School Program   Tighter Controls Needed, National Authority Declares

G-M CALLED T0 NLRB HEARING   Charge Company Refused To Bargain With Union

NLRB Charges Motors Refuse C10 Bargaining   UAW - CIO Council Give Corporation More Time To View Demand

NLRB CHARGES GM WITH REFUSING TO IBARGAIN WITH [AW   HEARING IS SET FOR JANUARY 28; CHARGE LACK OF GOOD FAITH

Complaint Against 6M. Issued; Detroit Hearing Set Jan. 28  Charged With Refusing To Bargain With TIAW: Collectively

United States Accused by MP of Heading for War   Charge Is Made in Speech Delivered Recently In House of Commons

Hot Weather Is Predicied As Relief Brought By Last Weekend's Rain Becomes A Memory

Big Margin to Sparkman in Alabama   Senate Run-Off May Not Be Needed; Arkansas Governor Wins

Huntaville Congressman Lacks First Primary Victory By 765   Reports Awaited Krom 340 Boxes   Bovkin Concedes Defeat; Simpson Silent, Refuses Statement Now

Boykin, Concedes Defeat As Eighth District Soton Plunges In Lead,

HOARDING MAY BE PUNISHED BY FEDERAL ACTION   Probe Will Include Clothing and Other Consumer Goods

Spellman Guest  At Dinner In  rranco Embassy Plans To Attend  Affair In Snain

Only Two American Cardinals Accept  Franco Dinner Bid   ‘All Had Been Invited; : New Cardinals Take ‘Over Rome Churches

Seven Cardinals At State Dinner  Affair Held at ©   Franco’s Embassy

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   U.S. Placed in Position of “International Umpire”

ARMY AND NAVY MERGER PUSHED   Truman Has Conference With Heads Of U.S. Military Forces

UNIFICATION PLAN UNDER DISCUSSION   Truman Has Conference With High Army And Navy Officers To Speed Wereer

‘he’s Outsmarting Us’ Says Miami Beach Hotel Manager As Woman Haunts His Lobb’

ace oriati 3 ‘Stidowu S OtiiKe ne  - Hotel Lobby. In Its. Thir d in

PLANE PILOTS END WALKOUT   Agreement Is Reached On Arbitration; Resume Schedules Today

TWA Will Resume Flights Today as Pilots Strike Ends  Agree to Arbitrate on Disputes Over Pay, Working Rules

TWA Strike Ends: Some of Flights  Resume Today  Employes Are Called Back to Jobs Friday; Arbitration Accepted

TWA Flights Resume Today   Global Strike of Airline Started Oct. 21, Ends

Lynching of U.S. Flyers Decided On D-Day at Hitler's Headquarters

ik a cee atalino edi amend  Driver Dies, Bus Leaves Road: 30 Are Injured

Russians — Leave Iran on Time   Deadlock Reported on Azerbaijan Rule as Reds Depart —

LAST RUSSIANS LEAVING IRAN   PROSPECT OF CIVIL WAR LOOMS AS REDS LEAVE

LAST SOVIET TROOPS ARE LEAVING IRAN   Civil Strife May Result Between iran, Azerbaijan

Social Security ChangePondered   Committee Opens Hearings On Old Age, Other Phases

Social Security Facing Overhaul   House Committee Opens Hearings On Old Age Anc Survivors Insurance

Vote On $100,000 Bond Issue Carried By 68 To 23   SELL 6 RURAL SCHOOLS

ELECTION FAVORS NEW SCHOOL PLAN AT WEST JERSEY  my   Vote $100,000 Building Bonds; Will Sell Six Schools.’

U.S. Ready to Apologize to Soviet Ambassador If He Proves He Is Due One

THINK NOVOKOV INCIDENT WAS BIT MACNIFIED   However, U. s. Will Apologize If Investigation Shows Bad Treatment

Senate Subcommittee Hopés for Decision Tuesday on Biggest  ~Thisélved= Problein Of Legislation.

ACTION IS SEEN ON MERGER QUESTION   Washington Predicts 3 Cablnet Members With Air Forces on Equal Status

‘Senate Group Seeking Early Vote On Merger Of Services   ‘New Legislation Would Give Air Forces Separate Status—Number of Cabinet Members for Services. Blaaest Problem

Senate sroup yet to decide directorship  Unified command finds acreement

Senate Group Is Near Agreement On Service Plan   Subcommittee Is Expected To Urge Autonomy for Army Air Forces

MERGER OF SERVICES; TO BE CONSIDERED   Autonomy May Be Given Army Air Forces Under Set-Up: Unity Of Command Agreed Upon

Number Of Directors  Is Undecided   Senate Subcommittee Hopes For Decision By Tuesday Meeting

Merger Terms For Services Near Complete   3-Man Senate Group Hopes for Decision On Armed Forces Issue At Meeting on Tuesday

Air Autonomy Decision Near   Status With Army, Navy Sought For Air Force

HIROHITO PAYS CALL TO GEN. MacARTHUR   Vislt Of Japanese Emperer Had. Been Kept Secret: Anneuncement Te Be Wade

JAP EMPEROR CALLS — ON GEN. M’ARTHUR   Visit to Commander's Headquarters Second Hirohito Has Mado Sings Occiunatian

Truman Asked te Halt Executions   Former U. S. Minister Fears Death cf Nazi Leaders to Backfire

“IF L CAN‘T HAV VE HIM—”  Young Texas Woman Fails In Attempt To Shoot Ex-Lover

HIGH CATHOLIC LEADERS FLY   Three CardinalsElect to Be In: vested Feb. 18.

ATTITUDE OF ‘FAT HERMAN’ CAUSES FLAREUP AT TRIAL   AMERICAN PROSECUTOR ASKS COURT TO MAKE GOETING .--GIVE DIRECT ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS

Consumer Goods  Conirols Lifted CPA Revises Rules  on Inventories

Taft Hits 3 Truman Choices   Senator Declares People Indignant at Recent Nominations

REPUBLICAN SENATOR SAYS 3 NOMINATIONS DISLIKED BY NATION  BATTLES OVER PAULEY, ALLEN AND VARDAMAN GROWING MORE RITTER

Taft Attacks Truman’s Appointments   Solon Says Indignation Of Country Aroused By Three Selections

Taft Heard in Debate on Pauley, Other Nominations  Ickes's Successor In Interior Dept.

Taft Scores Appointment Of Pauley   Says Nominations by President Have Excited Indignation

People Indignate Over Nominations Taft Declares.  ** Senator Takes Floor To . Onnoce Choice of Allen

Debate Hot In Hearing On Pauley   Sharp Exchange Touched  ” Off by Sen. Brewster’s Questioning of Former Assistant Solicitor

Funds To Build War Reserve Stockpile Sought By Military   65 Vital Materials Are Listed By Under Secretary Of War Dept.

Mayor Tears Violence in  Truck Strike   Situation In New Vork City -Grewing Worse

New York Mayon Fears Violence  In Truck Strike   O’Dwyer Appeals To Union Chief To  Assume Control

Fear Violence In N. Y. Truck Driver Strike   Mayor Dyer's Appeal to Tobin Says Situation “Out Of Leader's Hands”

O’Dwyer Asks Union To End Driver Strike   Mayor Warns Tobin Of Likely Violence If Tieup Continues

BLOODSHED SEEN IN TRUCK STRIKE   New York’s Mayor Appeals To Teamster Union Head

Tobin Tells Strikers To Keep Word   All Locals Urged To ‘Abide By Contracts’; Men Out Of Control, New York Mavor Savy:

Tobin Telegram  Sent to Unions   Asks Contracts Be Followed and Takes Issue With O’Dwver

New York Mayor O'Dwyer Predicts Violk.1ce Unless  Truckers’ Strike Is Ended

FEARS VIOLENCE IN TRUCK STRIKE   New York Mayor Appeals for Settlement of Dispute

Fear Bloodshed: in Truck Strike   New York Mayor Asks Teamsters’ President to Take OverLocals 

ASK NATIONWIDE WORK STOPPAGE TO FORCE ISSUE   Joint Strike Committee Asks AFL President To Call 24-Hour Strike Of All Labor If Wage Board  Doesn't Give In.   ‘Mayor O’Dwyer Appeals To Tobin To Assume Control... . _  Fear Violence In N. Y. Strike

Mayor Of N. Y. Asks Tobin To Control Local   Declares Strike Of Truck Drivers In New York City “Completely Ont Of Hand”

KEEP CONTRACT STRIKERS TOLD   Teamsters Chief. Takes: Action “In: Ne Y.: Stoppage -

IN DEFENSE OF FOREIGN RELIEI   LaGuardia Makes Bitte: Attack On American Attitude

Relief Policy ~ Under Attack   UNNRA Chief Calls U. § Plan ‘Bread Politics’

U.S. Attitude On INRA Allocations Hit By La Guardia   Playing Politics with Food Is Charged by Former New York Mayor

Trappings Back For Gay Holida:   Families Reunited Since End Of War Contribute To Bounty Of 1946 Yuletide

(uletide Regains Did Gaiety  300d Time Seen   Prosperity, Peace, Many Family Reunions Are All Contributing to Great Holiday; Gifts Of All Types, Once Unavailable, Are Plentiful

BACK_IN STRIDE   Record Yule Buying Points To Lavish, Prewar Holiday

It’s Your Life . ;. Protect It... Walk Safely... Drive Safely—   New Sales Records as U.S. Looks to Gay, Lavish Christmas

NEW SOVIET ENVOY TOU. 5. NAMED   E  NIROLAL NOVIKOV APPOINTED TO REPLACE GROMYKO AS AMBASSADOR.

Man Killed In. Freak Mishap   Harbinger Man Unhurt After One Accident; Fatally Injured Later

JOUNTY BOARD EXPECT UPTURN ACTS ON SCHOOL IN ENROLLMENT 3US CONTRACTS FOR FALL TERM

Russia to. Study Long Occupation   United States’ Proposal for 25-Year Stay in Germany Favorably Accepted

U.$. TO TAKE LEADING ROLE AMONG NATIONS   Policy-Makers Down Austrian Request For Tyrol

USE.NEW DEVICE TO FIGHT HEART DISEASE   Offers Hope To Thousands Ot Sufferers

MINERS BACK JOHN L. LEWIS IN SHOWDOWN   Bituminous Production Ts Limited to Trickle as Pits Are Abandoned.

Trouble Seen If Respected Chief Jailed   Nation Faces Drastic Production Loss If Strike Prolonged

LEWIS RECEIVES ENTIRE SUPPORT OF UMW MINERS   Strike Spreads to Hard Coal Pits on Rumor Leader  Had Been Jailed   ‘WALKOUTS ARE ORDERLY   Soft Coal Workers Accept Chieftain’s View They ; Have No Contract

COAL OUTPUT HALTS AS UMW BACKS LEADER   Anthracite Workers Leaving Jobs in Sympathy Strikes

Showdown Is Backed By 400,000   Soft Coal Production Now a Trickle from Non-Union Pits.

DERAILED BOXCAR HIT HOTEL; ~ CAUSED DAMAGE OF $100,00(   RUNAWAY CAR SMASHED THROUGH SIDE OF SPRINGFIELD HOTEL—ONLY ONE PERSON INJURED

CHINESE REDS OFFER NEW PEACE TALKS ON PRORIBITIVE TERMS      CHANCE OF At REEMENT FROM NEW PROPOSAL

Last Otfer” of Commu. nists for Negotiations to End Civil Strife Not Considered Acceptable to Kai-shek.

China Reds Make Offer      ; But Terms For Reopen ‘ing Peace Talks Too  . Tough to Have Chance Of Chiang Acceptance

Hull’. Condition Is Slightly Improved   Typhoon Hits Azores. 120 Wen Wissins —

BLASTS SOVIET'S POLICIES IN REICH   U.S. Commander in Europe Hints Three Allies May Unify Zones

Admiral Denies ‘KN’ Bomb Ruins  Canals Value   Counters Scientist's State ment Panama Canal Useess In Atomic Age

DENIES ATOM BOMBS MAKE PANAMA CANAL MILITARY LIABILITY   Admiral Challenges Facilities - Now Obsolete

Goering Shoved Around by Guard   Seon of Filth President, EJ. Monroe, Is  Fiealthy, Jaunty at 13]

JUSTICE CHIEF LOSES POSITION   Rogge Fired for Discussion of  Sedition Charges

ROGGE FIRED ~FOR TELLING SECRET DATA   BPECIAL—ASSISTANT—TO—AT - TORNEY GENERAL DROPPED AS RESULT OF DiS GUSSING REPORT

SHIRT SUPPLY ~ TO JUMP SOON   OPA Spokesman Asserts Textiles Price Hike , to Speed Delivery

SHIRT SHORT AG   Clothing Official Spokesman ' Hints OPA Action Will — React Pradurctiann

Shirts-Sheets Promised Soot   Cotton Textile Price Hike Aimed At Increased Production

Vinson Urges Hiking Enlisted Men’s Pay   Argentina Walks Out of League Meet   Georgian Proposes Dropping Draft as Eisenhower Appeals Anew to Senators To Stop ‘Gambling’ with U. S. Security   Gesture Comes After Nation Fails to Win Vicepresidential Post. General Debate Toda

Would Drop Draft And Raise Pay Of Privates to $100  Naval Chairman Makes Proposal; Eisenhower Warns of ‘Gambling’

Sharp Nofes Sent To Tito On Incidents   Vanished Ship Was Evidently Shot Down

AIRMEN'S FATE STILL UNKNOWN   Fear Expressed Five On C-47 Reported Shot Down Were Killed

Yugoslavs Silent Conccrning Fate Of U. S. Aviators   American Transport Plane Missing After Attack on Border.

Teachers Told Bracket Salaries Are a Danger Leading To Mediocrity   Senator Hare Tells 600 Meeting Here That Only With Good Teachers Can a Town, County or State Grow  —Can Only Be Gotten When Pay Is Adequate

POINTS OUT TO TEACHERS BRACKET SALARY DANCERS   alg in all the Weak ge t Ly wl Senator P. Hare Advises   i OTLARGR Al RALLI  600 School Directors, Teachers Meet; Will Get More Money Speaker Advises

Report 22 Hurt In Rail Wreck   Fast Train Hits Wreckage Of Derailed Freight Train Near Lewistown

BROADWAY LIMITED RAMS FREIGHT TRAIN   Four Tracks Biocked Through Lewistown Narrows

New Parochial School to Arise   CPA Approves Building Of Brick Structure

Sh royer Remains In Governor Race   Highways Secretary Running Against Attorney General Duff; Aylesworth Drops Out as Candidate for GOP Nomination

SHROYER SET TO MAKE RACE   Highways Secretary Stays in Fight As Withdrawal  Deadline Passes

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Tells Of The One Serious Error On  Tom Dewey’s Record

House Passes Bill to Set Up Youth Courts   Legislation to Establish Juvenile Tribunal in Each County Sent to Senate; Both Chambers Recess

Youth Court Bill Goes To State Senate As Both Chambers Strive To Cope With Rising Flood Of New Legislation

Restaurant “Holiday” in lowa City Starts Next Wednesday, As Protest

CAFE OWNERS PLAN ‘HOLIDAY   Fort Dodge Restaurateurs Close in OPA Protest

Noted Surgeon's Death Announced  Had Visited in ,  ee de ee ee, ro 2 ee ee

NEGRO MAID, POSING AS WHITE DISAPPEARS WITH K. C. CHILI   State-Wide Alarm Broadcast For Former Inmate of Ohio Industrial School and Three-Year-Old Girl Missing Since Late Yesterday,

JACKSON WILL RETURN SOON   Hints Court Dispute May Be Taken Up Directly With President

JACKSON WILL RETURN TOU, S   Supreme Court Justice ,Winds Up Work On Nazi War Crimes

Jackson May Discuss Court Controversy With President   Chief U. S. Prosecutor in Nazi War Trial Expects to Return Here After July 15—Declines  Comment in Germany

Jackson Says His Job Ends in July; To Return to U.S      Declines Any Commen on Controversy Over     : at Capital

B-29 Fliers Might Be Slaves in Wild  Mountain Lands   ‘Savage Lolo Land, Near Shangri-la Setting,   Said to Be Area  Involved

S APTIVES IN SHRANGRI-LA  - Missing U.S. Fliers May ‘Be Slaves of Lolo Savages

Slavs Send Counter Plan On Indemnity   Doubts Missing Fliers Are -Staves in Savage Lolo Land

Reported Airme Live As Slaves In Chinese Wilds   Reason To Believe Some B-29 Fliers May Be Living In Western China

“Hold Pilots As Slaves”   Long-Missing B-29 Airmen Reported Held By Savages Near Tibet

Long-Missing B-29 Birdmen Are Believed Slaves Of Lolos In Mythical Shangri-La

Long-Missing Yankee B-29 Fliers May Yet Be Found Alive As Slaves Of Savages

Rumor Missing  U.S. Fliers Are Slaves in China   - Shangri-la Land May Hold Fate-of B-29 Crews, Belief : «

Rumor U. S. Airmen Are NowSlaves   Reveal Possibility Of Crash Survivors Held In Ching.

Savage Lolo Tribe in China Holding  American Airmen as Slaves. Renort

Some of Missing U.S. Airmen Reported  Living As Slaves In China Wilds

LOLO LAND, NEAR SETTING OF MYTHICAL SHANGRI-LA -Long-Missing Yank Fliers Reported Living As Slaves Of Savage Tribesmen In China's Wilds

Long Missing U. S. Airmen May Be Working As Slaves In Mysterious Lolo Land

HintsBomberCrews Are Held in Slavery   Ambassador Stuart Says Reason To Believe Reports From China

Long-Missing U.S. Fliers May Be Alive   Ambassador Stuart Says Americans Might Be Held in Lola Land  lt. BYormate Chinn

Captive Airmen May Have Been Sold Into Slavery After Falling Into Hands Of Aborigihal Tribe

Long-lost B-29 Airmen May Be Alive As Slaves, U.S. Ambassador Declares

VIOLENCE IS FEARED IN N.Y. TRUCK STRIKE   Mayor O'Dwyer Appeals To : Head of Teamsters Union  ' To Assume Control! of  ; Negotiations   STORE SHELVES EMPTY

O'Dwyer Predicts Violence If Truck Strike Not Ended   New York’s Mayor Urges AFL to Assume Control of Teamsters

Drivers Strike  Against Orders   Teamsters’ Leader Denies Stoppage Authorized

Truck Stoppage Not Authorized, AFL Head Says   Walkout of Fellow Union Members Termed ‘Revolt’

Tobin Denies Halting Other  Union Trucks   International Union Head Says N. Y. Strike ‘Worst Revolt In Union History.’

AFL Teamsters Deny Authorizing Stopping Trucks   New York Union Head Calis Walkout “Mess” Following Mayor O'Dwyer’s Criticism

AFL Teamsters Answer 0 Dwyer   Did Not Authorize Stopping of Trucks

New York City Paralyzed By Drivers’ Strike   Tobin, O'Dwyer Exchange Heated Words on Stoppage

Not Stopping Trucks Of Other  Local Unions   Mayor O'Dwyer Appeals To Union Head To End Walkout: Violence Is Feared

Propose Minimum Salary of §2,400 In Ohio Schools   Education Association Wants State School Aid Hiked to $92.000.000

NO CHANGE IN RAILWAY WAGE DISPUTE SEEN   Pres, Truman  Does Not Plan To Intervene For Time Being

COUNTING ON ROADS, UNIONS TO ARBITRATE   Brotherhood Spokesmen Walk Out of Conferences With Carriers.

One of Victims  Is Unidentified Three Killed in Gun Battle Tuesday

GREEKS SAY TROOPS USE BULGAR ARMS   Spokesman Says Communists Begin New Thrust

Army Official Reports New front Opened Near Vil-. face af Carvmnvac .

Communist Plot ls Seen Behind Strike Threat   President Given Assurance of Aid In Running Ships

UnionPledge To Truman Is Reported   Correspondent Says AFL Units Want To Keep U.S. Flag Flying.

Gigantic Plan Shapes Up For  ‘Rivers, Harbors      “Calling For Billion DoNar Expenditure Seattered Phrougheut the  lion

10.000 TIRES AND MANY TUBES ARE BURNED UI   10.000 VET HOSPITAL BEDS FOR CALIF. BY 1950

THREE KILLE IN PALESTINE BOMBINGS   8,000 British Troops Seek Perpetrators Of Crimes   STRICT CURFEW   Law At Tel Aviv And Ramat In Effect: One-Third Under House Arrest

Curfew Lifted At Tel Aviv: Three Killed   Residents Under House Arrest In Wave Of Terrorism

More Than Third of Palestine’ Jewish Population Placed     Under Restriction   THREE KILLED, DOZEN INJURED IN BOMBINGS

Had Been Under House Ar rest For 16 Hotirs Following Wave Of YTerrorisny

PALESTINE IS PLACED UNDER STRICT SIEGE   More Than Third of Jewish Population Ordered in House Arrest By British Troops   ‘THREE DEAD IN RIOTS

SERIES OF BLASTS ROCK PALESTINE, CAUSING3 DEATHS   MORE THAN THIRD OF JEWISH POPULATION PLACED UNDER ARREST

FRESH BLASTS AT PALESTINE, THREE KILLED   Over Third of Jewish Population Under House Arrest Today

THE WEATHER:   British Hunt Perpetrators  Of Bombings   More Than One-Third Of Jewish Population Under House Arrest— Three Killed Monday

Tel Aviv Curfew Lifted After Combing City for Bombers Who Killed Pair

Tel Aviv Curfew Lifted By British   All Jewish City Given Respite After Search

Tel Aviv Curfew Lifted after House Arrest: Following: Wave of Terrcrism

BRITISH SEARCH TEL AVIV AGAIN   ‘Three People Killed in New Series of Bombings

Nation-wide Seige Pre: vails as British-Arab Talks Open In London.

British Search for Weapons After Tel Aviv Terror Wave   Series of Bombings Kill Three, Injure 12 in All-Jewish City

THREE KILLED IN SERIES OF BOMBINGS   Perpetrators Sought By British Troops; Dozens Injured

AT TEL AVIV   Jewish Residents Had Been Under House Arrest Today

Curfew Lifted in Palestine   ‘Troops Pour Into. Tel Aviv Following Night of Terrorism

Lift Tel Aviv Curfew After Terror Wave      Three Killed, Many. iniured

W LIFTED FOR TEL AVIV AFTER SEARCH   200,000 Jews Released From House Arrest by Combing British Troops

Attlee Opens London Talks On Holy Land   Tells Arabs Britain Not Set on 4-Way Plan Of Division   3rd of Palestine Jews Under House Arrest  = 24 eee ee 6k A OSS Pee es

JEWS SEARCHED AS NEW BLASTS JAR HOLY LAND   3 Killed, Dozen Injured And Property Damaged During Newest Violence

Jewish Town  Under ‘Comb Out’, Curfew   Ramat Gan Cordoned By British After Wave of Terrorism

BRITISH SEEK TO FIND WHO  DID BOMBINGS IN PALESTINE   New Violence Comes As Parley On Holy Land Opens In London

Tel Aviv Curfew Li fted   Jews Under House Arrest For 16 Hours After Bombs Kill 3

Soviet Would Be Granted Big  New Territory   Heavy Reparations, Too; Axis Nations Stripped Of Military Power.

Russians Alone Of Big Powers Get Reparations   Eastern Europe  Domination Intact, Territory Enlarged; Whittling Predicted

TREATIES HEAVILY IN FAVOR OF REDS   Proposed Compacts Would Be nefit Russians in Redrawng Crontrers

RUSSIA SEEN BIGGEST GAINER FROM TREATIES   ‘Drafts Of Big Four Pacts  Get Airing At Peace   fonfareanra

Peace Treaties To Demilitarize Axis ‘Satellite Nations   Terms Include Reparations in Machinery and Goods to Russia,Czech: oslovakia Which They Devastated.

Russia Is Chief Beneficiary Under Proposed Peace Pacts For Italy, Finland, Balkans   Treaties Would Strip A-War Power Militarily And Revise Boundaries

Russia Principal Beneficiary in Peace Treaties   Territorial Increases For Soviet Union

®More Territory For The Soviet ....  ‘Russia Emerges As Ma  Beneficiary Under  Proposed Peace Terms

RED DOMINATION OF EAST EUROPE IS LEFT INTACT   AXIS SATELLITES ARE STRIPPED OF MILITARY POWER

Treat /:s Curtail IMiliti: y Power Of Itz: 7, Balkans   Drafts P > “de Huge Reparations. Territorial Gains For Red Nation

Russia Is The Chief Beneficiary  Under Proposed Peace Treaties   Soviet Will’ Collect Around Cool Billion In Reparations; Beaten Nations Are Stripped Of Military Power

NEW TREATIES GRANT RUSSIA WAR ‘SPOILS   Propose Military Power Cut, Billion in Reparations, Frontier Channes.

Peace Treaties To Demilitarize Axis ‘Satellite Nations   Terms Anclude_ “Reparain Machinery and ds.to Russia, Czechoslovakia : Which T hey Devastated. - 7

Russia Emerges as Chief Beneficiary Under Proposed Peace Treaties Which Would Strip Italy, Balkans of Power

Russia. Benefits Mainly In Treaties Prop. od. For Italy, Balkan States

Pacts Provide Soviet Union With Substantial Territorial Increases and $900,000,000 in Reparations.   ‘NO AGREEMENT ON FUTURE OF DANUBE

Russia Gains  Most.   Granted Both Terri- ; tory and Reparations: Nations Are. Stripped Of War Potential

Soviet Gets Benefits Of Treaties   Russians Alone Gain Money Settlement From Proposed Pacts

Pronosed Peace Treaties Favor Reds’. Interests   Provide For Stripping italy, Finland and Balkan States Of Military Power   iWould Redraw Their Frontiers   Call For §$900,000,000 Reparations to Russia; Leave Her Dominant  In: East Europe —

Italy, Finland Balkans Lose Armed Might   Terms of Treaties Show Reds Gaining Reparations, Land

Peace Treaties Benefit Russia   Gains Territory and Reparations Millions

Russia Chief Beneficiary   Thus Far Would Get Reparations, Territorial, Economic Edge in Balkans

een = eR E — R t oe ee  REDS TO BENEFIT MOST UNDER PEACE TREATIES

Reds to Get 900-Million in Monevs   Western Powers Scen Ready to. Whittle Russian Gains in Economic Matters   Bans Are Listed      No Defeated Nation Can Haye Planes or Subs or Rocket Bombs

Peace Pacts Make Russia Big Winner   Soviet Union Would Get $900,000,000 in Reparations, Dominat All Eastern Europe

Territory Of Europe Deeded To Red Union   MUCH OF ITALY, FINLAND AND GERMANY TO SOVIET

Italy, Finland and Other Beaten Nations To Be Stripped of Military Power

FREATIES TO GIVE RUSSIA 'TON’S SHARE   Satellites of Germany to Pay Heavily to Reds

BEST DEAL IN PEACE PLAN   Emerge as the Principal Beneficiaries in Proposed Treaties for Five Nations, a Digest of Drafts Reveals.

Proposed Treaties for Defeated Nations Give Most Gains to Russia

Axis Powers Stripped by  Peace Plans   Russia Seen as Chief Gainer From Proposed Peace Treaties; Five Nations Are Affected

Russia Emerges As Beneficiary ‘Of Peace Treaties   Drafts Presented by Big Four Agree  On Substantial Territorial Gaines

Peace Pacts Strip Italy and Balkans   Russia Emerges as. Chief Beneficiary of Council Action ,

EUROPEAN TREATIES— Russia Chief Beneficiary — In Proposed Peace Treaties

Temperatures   Russia Would Be Dominant in East Europe, Would Collect Billion in Reparations and Extend Boundaries; Danube Is Moot Issue

ITALY, FINLAND, BALKEN STATES CUT BY PACTS   Reds Get Substantial Territorial Gains in Big 4 Treaty Drafts

PENSIONER FINDS ~ TRIP PAYS OFF   Little Old Lady Cheered Aft er Tearfut Session-in Courtroom

CIO Supports Mine Workers  On Injunction   Labor Union Adopts Resolution Condemning Issuing Of Them In Disputes

ClO CONDEMNS INJUNCTION IN COAL BISPUTE   Surprise Amendment Condemns Action Uf Government In Strike Threat

C10 Joins Lewis In Battle Over Court Injunction   Resolution Adopted Condemning Use of Restraining Orders

ClO BACKS UP LEWIS FIGHT ON INJUNCTION   Union Convention Adopts Resolution Condemning Government Action

ClO Flays Government Injunction   Labels Court Action a Vio lation of Labor Leg islation

CIO Condemns Injunction in  Coal Dispute   Surprise Amendment  Backs UMW Agains!  tC iwaewenent

C10 Backs Miners Fight Against No Strike Orde   'Unien Convention Attacks , Use of Injunction in  Labor Disputes

ClO. DENOUNCES “US. INUNCTION ROAINCT: 1 EWC   Move ‘to Block Coal Strike Won't Solve Problems, Convention Says.   IPAY INSREASES SOUGHT   Guaranteed Basic Pay, Age Pensions Among Goals Set at Atlantic City

ClO CONVENTION HITS INJUNCTION   Delegates Join Fight Against U.S. Action

ClO CONDEMNS GOVERNMENT FOR PROTECTING PUBLIC IN JOHN L. LEWIS COAL STRIKE

CiO JOINS FIGHT: 'WITH-AFL MINERS?   Gov't Injunction Is ‘Strongly Condemned

CIO Censures Federal Order _ Against Lewis   Convention At Atlantic City Adopts Measure Condemning — Injunction la Labor Dispute

May Join In Court Battle   Calls Injunction Violation of Morris-LaGuardia Act in Resolution

Murray's Proposals Delayed   He Insists Pay Increases Must Soon Be Granted

BOWLES TELLS SENATE GROUP ~ SURVEYS MADE   PLAN CONSIDERED 18, RATIONING OF FLOUR TO BAKERIES AND BAKERIES RATIONING GROCERS

ALES OBJECT AS ITALY PACT POINTS DRAWN   Conciliatory Views Taken by Russia At Session

Hike Price of New Autos Immediately   An Average of 7.3 Per cent’  Another Raise Soon

New Car Price Boosts Granted   Increases Range from  $62 to $322 a Car

OPA Kaises Auto Prices  7.3 Per Cent   Increase Will Range From $63 To $293 Depending On Make Of Car

Higher Prices Are Set for Automobiles  OPA Grants Increases in Ceilings for Retailers’ Sales

etal Boosts.  Average Set. At 7.3 Percent   Increase Represents Only First Part Of Raise Proved By New Law,

RETAIL PRICES OF NEW CARS RAISED UNDER OPA ORDER   Boost Effective Immediately. tc Allow Auto Dealers Profit - Marging

MOTOh CAR PRICES   Ceilings on Sedans Are From $63 to $293 Higher Now   FOURTH GENERAL HIKE

MOTOh CAR PRICES   Ceilings on Sedans Are el $63 to $293 Higher Now  i a th ete a om, ia i i le ONE oer aOR wer en

New Order In Effect at Once On All Models   Meets Requirement That Dealers Get Back Former Profit Margins

ANOTHER JUMP OF 5% DUE SOON UNDERNEW LAW   Increases Restore Profit Margins Before War as Allowed by Congress

] . New Car Prices Are  Hikea 7.3 Per Cent   New Retail Ceilings On All Models inte Effect Immediately—  es Se

OPA Hikes Auto Prices   Up 7.3 Per Cent Now And Further Boost Will Be Given Later

NEW GAR PRICE - RAISED BY OPA   Dealer Profits Increasc as Cosi Tags on Sedans Go up $63 to $293 Each

DEILINGS ARE RAISED AGAIN ON NEW CARS   INCREASES RANGE FROM $62 UP TO $322

GRANT RETAIL PRICE BOOSTS ON NEW AUTOS   $62 to $322 Increases Authorized by OPA Under New Law

Fourth Boost Ranges From  $63 to $293   Dealers’ Peacetime Profit Restored in Keeping With New Law

AUTO DEALERS GIVEN PRE-WAR PROFIT MARGIN   OPA Acts Under New Provisions; Changes Effective at Once

Another Boost IsComing Soon   .. . Peacetime Profit Margins To Dealers Restored

NEW BOOST SAID PLANNED  OPA Authorizes Boost In Price Ceilings For Cars .

OPA Increases Price Ceilings On New Autos   Only First: Part of Boost Required Under New Control Law

SOLONS FIRE A BROADSIDE AT THE REDS   House Group Accuses Soviet of Economic Enslavement, Political Terrorism, BrokenPromises and Lust for Power.

TERROR REIGN CHARGE MADE AGAINST REDS   Special House Group Directs Sharp Criticism at Russia.

—LEVEL BARBS AT RUSSIA— Reds Shar ply Criticized In House Group Report

Report of Special House Committee Sharply Criticizes Russian Policies

U.S. Urged To         Enslavement, Denying Religion, Terrorism Charged In Criticism

US. Solons Hurl Charges M Russia   House Committee Denounces Soviet Occupation Policies

REPORT AIMS CRITICISM AT SOVIET POLICY   ‘Charges of Economic Enslavement and Religious Repression Made By Committee      PROTEST FROM BLOOM

Report Charges  Russians Cheat   Use German War Plants To Rearm: Priests Are Liquidated

Russia Accused Of Ambifion for Military Power   Red Practices in Occupied Zone of Germany Lashed

Many Charges Hurled in New Report   Broken Promises, Huge Asilitary Ambitions Laid Upon USSR Door

House Group Blasts Soviet Post-war Policies in Europe   Sharpest Criticism Yet---Demands U.S. Assert Leadership

HOUSE GROUP ISSUES CHARGES AGAINST REDS   Special Committee Claims Soviets Ambitious for Military Power

ARE BROKEN BY SOVIETS   House Committee Learns That There  Has 8een Failure

Russ Policies : ‘ome In For Bitter Ati, ck By  Special House :'roup

House Group Raps Policies Of Russia   Claim German War Plants Being Used  For Rearming Purposes

Soviet Policies Roundly Scored By House Group   Bitter Criticism Leveled At Russia By Special Committee.

Russian Policies Denounced By Special House Committee   Report Charges Broken Promises, Economic Enslavement, Ambition for Military Power;. Bloom Fears Harmful Reaction to Accusations

House Group Is Critical Of Russians   Committee Charges Broken Promises, Religious : Repression, Political Terrorism

Charges Hurled  At Reds By Body   House Committee Sees Intolerance,  Promise Broken

U.S. House Report Rips Soviet Policies   Broken Promises, Acts of Terror, Military Ambitions Cited in Paper

Bitter Charges Hurled At Reds By House Groug   Bloom Protests Against “Headline Hunters” In First Reply To Claims

Lash Red Policy in Germany   House Group In Bitter Attack On  Saviat Dewrctame

Russian Acts Criticized by House Group   Post-war Policies Called Violation of Potsdam Pact

Policy Committee Hurls Sharp Blast   Group Demands U. S. Take Lead In European Economic Affairs

Levels Bitter Criticism At Reds’ Policie:   House Committee Charges Politica] Terrorism, Religious Repression, Broken Promises   Rep. Sol Bloom Voices Protest   Declares Evidence Should Have Been Submitted To State and War Departments

Temperatures   House Committee Says Reds Have Blocked Peace, Demands America Take Lead in European Economics

Reds Broke Promises, House Report Charges   Russia Is Accused Of Economic Enslavement. Terrorism, Ambitions For Military Power; De nunciation Of Potsdam Pact Suggested. °

House Report Assails Russia   Slavery, Terrorism, Among Many Charges

House Group Report Blasts Soviet Policies   Urges US Take Lead In Europe

Broken Vows. Repressions, Enslavement  Are Claimed   Firmer Leadership In Europe Affairs Is Ureed By Body

House Group Aims Sharp Charge At Soviet; Asks U.S. Leadership In Economic Affairs

SOVIET RULE IN GERMANY UNDER FIRE   House Group Declares Russians Violating Potsdam Pact

SOVIET POLICIES UNDER SUSPICION OF HOUSE GROUP   REP. BLOOM FEARS REPORT WILL HARM FUTURE RELATIONS

Bloom Hits Group,Asks Evidenee   Economic Enslavement, Terrorism, Military Ambitions Cited by  TE newer, Ainetae   Fears It Harmful   Bloom Says Report Is Bad for Diplomatic Negotiations

Sharp Charges Aimed Against  Soviet Actions   House Committee Accuses Russia of Enslavement, Terrorism and Repression in Germany.

Rep. Bloom Fears Harm In Diplomatic Relations; Raps “Headline Hunters”

House Committee Report Condemn: Russian Methods  Potsdam Agreement Should Be Denounced if Sovieis Use Heich Planis io Rearm

House Group Levels Fire On Russians   Committee Report Is Sharpest Official Criticism Since 1940

House Group s Report Critical Of USSR Policy   Group Calls For U.S To Assert Economic Position In Europe

Special House Group Jn Bitter Criticism Of Manv Russian Policies

Renort Levels Severe Charges Against Soviets  Sharpest Official Criticism of Russia

Report Asks Stoppage of  Russian Aid   Committee Would Withhold Materials, Oust Soviets From Germany if Report Of Rearming True

sl in Germany  Charged   Bloom Blasts Report of House Committee; Says Inquiry Needed

Red Practices In Occupation Draw Censure   Congress Body Would Demand Evacuation ¥f Violations Proven

Delaney Assails Demo Policies At Home, Abroad   Ada Oil Man Tells GOP There Must Be Forthright Leadership in Government

WEATHER SNARLS TRAVEL IN EAST   But Snow as Deep as 12 Inches in New England ls Melting Rapidly

Everything In Readiness For Baker Day Test   Atom Bomb Test Is Scheduled Tule 75

Mine Operators Study Coal Price Relief Proposal:   Estimate 35 To 50 Cents Per Tor Price Increase To Be Needed By New Agreement

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS IN TEXAS DARKENED BY VIOLENT DEATHS  MANY KILLED AS YULE SEASON GETS QFF TO START OVER WEEKEND

But Senate Leaves Price Control Dead      Byrd's Effort te Stop ‘Rent Increases Is Blocked. Meantitic' They Soar In Many Places. Retail Prices About the Same

HOUSE VOTES A 20-DAY OPA RESURRECTION   Measures Seem Headed For Dead-End Hole In The Senate

Moves Made To Restore Rent Control   Governors Hear Appeal by Bowles For State Action

Chairman Spence of Banking Committee Refuses Consent to House  - Vote on Rent Bill.

Stop-Gap Bill Is Held Up In Senate  A Will Be Wor ked In to  dine: Dati te Dcrh te

Coigressmen Busy Acting - On OPA Voit   House Votes to Refrain From Revival — of Agency Until duly 20

Rent Contro! Measures Are Being Drafted   Mouse Stop-Gap Faces Doubtful Future in Upper Chamber

OPA DEAD UNTIL HOUSE AND SENATE REACH AGREEMENT   Former Passes Bill to Extend Agency Tilt July 20, but Upper Chamber Will Not Vote on It.   LONG-RANGE MEASURE DEMANDED BY BARKLEY’   Rent Controls, However, May Be Re-Established Quickly—Bowles Suggests Governors Act,

Senate Lets Price Laws Lie Dormant   Congress Drafts Bills To Retain Centrols On Rent

Price Controls To Remain Dead Until Agreement   Byrd Introduces Measure  to Keep Supervision of Rent Charaes

STOPGAP OPA BILL STALLED IN SENATE   House Votes 20-Day Extension of Control, But Upper Chamber Seeks Longer-Range Law

Action Faces Defeat In Senate; Byrd For Rent  Coantrale   PRICE LINE MIGHT BE HELD 3 WEEKS

Porter Expresses Belief Price Line Can Be Held by Voluntary Action for Several Weeks; Bowles Urges States To Control Rents Until Measure Voted

Karly Action To Curb Rents Held Probable   House Approves Stopgap Bill for Extension To July 20, But Senate Stalls Action; Retail Prices Generally Hold Line

Senate Leaders To Seek Another Way of Reviving Price Controls   Agency Will Remain Dead until Two Branches Reach Agreement   RENT CONTROLS MAY BE RESTORED SOORK   Senate Committee Will Overhaul Bill into OneYear Extender

Quick Action On Rent Controls Indicated —   Congress Expected To Renew Curbs Although Delay In Senate Is Seen _ :

BUT SENATE MOVE DELAYS EXTENSION   NO PRICE CONTROL UNTIL AGREEMENT IS MADE

Phone Rate Hearing Oct. 24 At Marion   Illinois Commerce Commis* sion Will Hear Testimonials

TYPHOON, FLOOD DEATHS NOW 80   Damage Runs to Millions On Stricken Islands of Philippines

Bitter Senate Clash Over _ Atomic Tests Is Forecast   Senator Huffman Says Soviets May Use Test as Excuse for Quitting UN—Two Solons Intend to Lead the Fight for Calling Off Bikini Operation

Bitter Clash in Senate Seen  ares   Atomic Bomb Test Will Be at Issue

Senate clash is seen over A-bomb tests  Opponents fear attitude of Russ

Fear Reaction  To Bomb Test  Huffman Organizes Fight To Cancel Test

Senate Clash On Bomb Test Is Forecast  Huffman of Ohio Fears Adverse

Liu Tells Sino-Russ Disputes   Chinese Government Presses for Troops to Leavé Manchuria

China Presses For Russians fo Leave   Russia Hasn't Specified ‘Difficulties’ Causing Delay in Manchuria

POLISH PEASANT LEADER: PRERICTS ELECTION VICTORY   ‘Mikolajezyk Charges Secur ity Police Attempting to : fecdins i detec. Waseca

Polish Peasant Leader Predicts Ballot Victory   Says His Party Will Win If Voting on Senate Issue Is Honest —

EDWIN PAULEY TO RECONSIDER   Housing Bill, Case Anti. Strike Meastite Vie For Interest

  F ight Opens on Housing Program; _Anti-Strike Bill Changes Hinted

Federal Home Building Plan Brings Fight   Congressmen Divided Over Program Now Before House   PAULEY ROW HOT   Democrats Seek To Have Nomination Withdrawn Bv President

Truman Names Observers For Atomie Tests      5 Scientists, 4 Congressmen Will Represent President At Bombings

Want It Straightened 5 Ges  Soldiers In Occupation Zone Ask Data On How  To Treat The Germans

Soldiers in U.S. Qccupation Army ' Perplexed en How to Treat Germans

Government and Labor Officials Intimate That Steel Strike Settlement Is Not Far Distant.   REGARD NEW TALKS NEAR AN AGREEMENT

President Truman Renews His Personal Intervention In 19-Day-Old Steel Strike   Steel Company Officials Non-Committal After Secret Meetings With Murray

BLAST VICTIMS NOW TOTAL 14   SEVERAL OTHER MINERS IN CRITICAL CONDITION

14th Victim Dies in Mine Blast   Federal Inspectors to Probe Cause

INSPECTORS TO ENTER MINE   J4th Victim of Mine Explosion Dies Wednesday — Federal Inspectors to Determine Cause of Blast.

MINE BLAST IN W. VA, FATAL 19 FOURTEEN MEN      Federal Inspectors Seeking Te Determine Cause Of Explosion

38 OTHERS HURT IN EXPLOSION: CAUSE UNKNOWN   Majority of Men Eseapel Uninjured Through Air Shaft

MINE BLAS! KILLS 14 INJURING MANY   Described As Resembling “An Atom Bomb Explosion”

ARE DEAD IN W. VA. MINE EXPLOSION   Twelve of ‘Victims Were Killed Instantly

Explosion Fatal to Refinery Worker   MINE INSPECTORS INVESTIGATI EXPLOSION: 14th VICTIM DIES

Fourteen Are Dead In Coal Mine Blast   Thirty-Eight Others Ot 267-Man Crew Are Injured In Terrific Explosion

West Virginia Mine Disaster Takes Big Toll   ANOTHER MINER DIED AS PROBERS START TO WORK

DEATH TOLL OF COAL MINE BLAST iS 14   38 injured; Others Escaped Through Air Shaft

One Killed, 50 Injured in Train Collision  Commuter Coach Overturns;

One Killed, 50 Injured in Train Collision   Commuter Coach Overturns: Many Are Scalded

NEW-YORKERS— —STILL-RIDING         10 UNION WITIEDRAWS DE MAND IT BE GIVEN’ EXCLU SIVE TRANSIT BARGAINING RIGHTS

Fact-Finding Board To Seek  Transit Facts   Efforts Being Made Tc Reach Permanent Agreement In New York Dispute

Remains Firm On Palestine   President Says US Still Urging Admission Refugee Tews.

VOTE PREPARED AT PITTSBURGH   NLRB Maps Plans As Twe Walkouts Continue

Unions, Duquesne Light Meet To Lay Plans For Naming Bargaining Agent

Four Power Unions, NLRB Plan Election   Bargaining Agency Of Strikers to Be Decided by  Election

Plan Election In Pittsburgh Power Strike   Representatives Of Four Unions and Company To Arrange NLRB Vote On AFL Request

Gunshot Wound Fatal to Boy  Thearle Chesley, 13, Dies in Hospital

Gunshot Wound Fatal to Boy  Thearle Chesley, 1¢  , Tywt.. Fa. LY nweethbel

times. we DICKINSON COUNTY TO STAGE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION AT CLUR CONXNGc.

Plans Begun For County Genteninial Show   SPIRit. LAKE B. BoP: “Ww. CLUB TO LAN ‘AND “DIRECT! ~ _~ . PROGRAM st

) Masked Fascists Seize Rome Radio,  Praise Musseliz   Depart Hurriedly After 3. Minute Session, Weapons  Left Behind

FOUR SUSPECTED FASCISTS HELD   5 Men Seize Italian Radio Station, Play Fascist Hymn, Praise Mussolini

Bilbo, He Dreamed and Dreamt—.  BookkeepingWas Nightmare   Witnesses Revea How His Friends Made It True

Heirens Says Prayers As Charges Pile Up; Linked To ‘Lipstick’ Murder   fincerprints Match

FACING 29 CRIMINAL CHARGES, INCLUDING TWO MURDERS, YOUTH PUTS FAITH IN PRAYER

TrumanEased OverStrikes, But He Is Ready To Put Up AnotherFightInEmergency

ee ee ne ee a ae eros eee te eee  Truman Relieved (ver Settlement (Of Coal Strike

TAKES FIRM STAND   Truman Says His Decisions Are in Support of Liberty

DANGEROUS RISE IN PRICES SEEN   Board Recommends Extension Of OPA Not To Exceed Year   DEADLOCK PREDICTED

Danger In OPA Lapse Says Board   Warning Sounded as Senate-House Group Meet to Work Out Compromise Plan

Reconversion Body Seeking Year's Stay   Control Bill Faces Possible Deadlock

Statement Given by White House   Should Extend Price Control For Year,  Body Declares

Reconversion Advisory Board Advocates OPA   Claims Nation Would Be Left at Mercy of ‘Dangerous’ Prices

Reconversion Advisory Board Wants  OPA Extended Not Over One Year

White House Appeals For OPA Life   Reconversion Board Foresees Chaos If Agency Perishes

Abandonment To Leave Nation "Unprotected   Compromise Measure Strikes Snag With Groups Deadlocked

In Plea For Price Controls   _Reconversion Board  . Adds Voice to OPA Backers; As Deadlock Threatens Revival

Reconversion Board Urges Drice Control.   End of OPA Would Leave Nation Unprotected Against Dangerous Rise. In Prices, Members Say

Warn Against Abandonment Price Control   Stalemate Threatens House-Senate Group: With Taft, Truman Firm,

ALL ATTEMPTS TO BARGAIN _ SNAGGED   Republicans Say They Will Not Compromise On 0.P.A.   Likely To Remain Stalled; House Rejects Senate Bill, 211-64

War Board Urges Extension of OPA   ‘Says Nation Unprotected . Against Dangerous Rise 4 In Prices   “1M REPORT TO TRUMAN   - Senate-House Committee Is Busy on Compromise Measure

Lawrence Is Pittsburgh Heac  State Cities Swear In New Officials. .

REGAINS VOICE LOST YEAR AGO   16-¥ear-Old Boy Gives Credit to Saint Frances: Xavier Cabrini for Return of Voice — Doctors Sald Vocal Cords were Paralyzed,

DEATH SENTENCE VENGEANCE VOICED   British Given Warning by Jewish ‘Stern Gang’

The Latest L N. S. News Flashes   Mexico’s Views   Robbed Hospital   Conservatives Won

Soviet Stand On Arms Cut Pleases U. S.  Molotov Speech Stirs Interest At TIN Agu. kE.

U. S. Approves Molotov’s  Arms Cut Bid   U. N. Delegate Warns Russian Action Must Be Full, Real

New Soviet Offer To Start on Arms Problem Welcomed  Molotov Says Russian and U. S. Views Can  Ra Harmanized

Russian Offer To Solve Arms Race Is Hailed   Problem of Home for the United Nations Gets Complicated

REDS’ ARMS CUT PLEA WELCOMED   SENATOR CONNALLY SAYS U. S. IS GLAD RUSSIA WILL CO-OPERATE.

Molotov's Talk of Monday Is Discussed  Connally Pointe Out   Connally Points Out America Always for Disarmament

U.S. Welcomes Red Cooperation   Russia Renews Offer To Start Sobv-

Security Body Is Facing Difficult Time   Fireworks Threaten As Members Differ On Numerous Points

U.N.Agenda OneofMany Troubles   Many Complex Issues  Face Council; First Report Is Due on Membershins   Charge Deplored   Sophoulis Denies Greek Threat as Cause of ‘Pain, Bitterness’

STRIKE CLOSES MANY FACTORIES   More Than 1,000,000 Workers ace Layoftd’ Next Week aa Result of  Soft Coal Strike Now tn Its t4th Day, .

BAN ON FREIGHT SHIPMENTS WILL CLOSE PLANTS   More Than . 1,000,000 Men Face Layoffs F Next Week H

Embargo Will Be Effective On Friday; Auto Plants Are Planning Early Shutdowns   STRIKES BITES INTO — NATION’S ECONOMY,

MILLION FACING LAYORYS UNDER FRIDAY EMBARGO   Scores of Factories Left With Only Few Days To Onerate

NATION HEADS RAPIDLY INTO DARK CRISIS   Great Industrial Plants to Close, Throwing Thousands Out of Work.

Nation Rapidly Heading Toward Industrial Crisis   Million Workmen Face Layoffs Before End Of Current Week.

AULO Frants to Utose. UN employment Continues To Rise in all Parts of Country.

MANY FACTORIES 10 GLOSE DORN IN A FEW DAYS   Freight Embargo on Friday to-Foree Suspension of Scores of Plants   WILL IDLE A MILLION  Railroads to Reduce Their Coal-Burning Passenger Service Another 25%

Lawyers Question Judge On Proposal; Sentence  Of Mine Chief Deferred

Nation Heads Toward Industrial Crisis; Freight Embargo Catches Many Factories with Little Coal

FAVORS BRITISH LOAN AS ‘ALLY’ INSURANCE   Says U. S. Might Need Britist Help Some Time

Russian Loan Desire May Speed Lend-Lease Talks   Settlement Of Huge LendLease Account Must Precede New Loan, It Is Indicated   RUSSIA DESIRES LOAN OF BILLION

IKE IS QUESTIONED   Service Men's Wives Dissatisfied With  Demobilization

Women Corner  Gen. Ike   ‘IRATE GROUP IS TOLD “THERE'LL BE NO ARMY” IF ALL FATHERS ARE DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE

Lisenhower Mobbed By Mothers   Discharge of Fathers Would Result in Army Ruin, He Says

War Mothers Gang Up On Ike   Back General Into Cor. ner, Demanding When: Spouses Will Get Out;  Staff Chief Has Answer

U.S. WAR MOTHERS CORNER GEN. IKE’   Demand Release of All Fathers by Army

Angry Wives Want Hubbies Blast “‘Ike’’   Chief of Staff Waylaid on Way to Capitol Hil!

‘Eisenhower Cornered by  Trate Women   General Tells Delegation They Have Strong Case But Army Cannot Send All Fathers Home

lrate War Mothers Call on Eisenhower   Give Demohilization Grievances; lke Gets Little Chance fo Talk

Irate War Mothers Corner Eisenhower on Capitol Hill  Tell Dissatickactinn at Namahijlientinn   Tell Dissatisfaction at Demobilization Procedure, Cite Divorce Rate; Are Told Releasing All Fathers Would Wreck Army

MOTHERS INVADE CAPITOL OFFICE, TALK WITH ‘IKE  GENERAL ‘RESCUED’

Soldiers’ Wives Carry Argument: To Eisenhower   Genera! Insists All Fathers Can't Be Discharaqed

‘Ike’ Besieged by Irate War Mothers Who Want the Army To Send Their Husbands Home

War Mothers Ask  Kisennower To  Release Fathers No Army, if Done,  Lie Cantentan

WOMEN HECKLE EISENHOWER IN DEMOBILIZATION DEMANDS   Chief of Staff, Forced Into Corner, Tells Need for Occupation Forces

 Eisenhower, Codtrented by bel.  egation,. Explains, Import.  endeof Army’ 6 Future

Group Of War “Mothers ‘Mobs’ Gen. Eisenhower   If Fathers Discharged There’d Be No Army,  a WT GE ce

Irate Mothers Seek Release   Of Husbands From U. S. Army   Back Eisenhower Into House Conmuitileeroom Corner and Demand Action; Told By General if All Fathera Were Discharged From .Ser view “There Will Be No Army”

“There Will Be No Army” If All Fathers Released, Says Eisenhower

Tke Informs Wives Army Needs Fathers   Chief of Staff Backed in Corner By Delegation

No Fathers, No Army, Says General lke   Cornered by Women, Chief Of Staff Explains Why All Fathers Can't Be Released

Irate War M others Tell Ike They’re Dissatisfied   General Warns That If All Fathers Were Discharged There Would Be No Army’ Congress Cool To Truman Plea For Draft Extension, Peace Training

IRATE MOTHERS CORNER IKE, DEMAND PAPAS BE REI EASED FROM SERVICE

isenhower Says 5. Won't Have my If Dads Out  General Questioned By Irate War Mothers

Broadcast Held Nota War — Declaration   Chinese Reds Claim No Wish to Upset Present Government

Holiday Highway Travel Proves Too Much for Towa’s War Weary Cars

A Probe of War Contract “OverPayment” Sought   War Undersecretary Asks Investigation Of Funds Received By Batavia Concern

Million Dollar Overpayment on War Contract Alleged in Senate Investigating Committee Hearing

Tells Committee He Has  Asked. Justice ‘Depart: ment To. Investigate ~ Overpayment. of Over ~~ Million Dollars.

PROBE REVEALS ACCUSATION OF CONGRESSMAN   May Charged War Department With “Investigating” Him

Asks Probe Of Company   Underseeretary Requests ‘Justice Department To Investigate Batavia,

Overpayment Of Million To Arms Firm   Ryall Said Rep. May Blames Thea fae Peaks

May Accuses War Dept. Of Investigating Him   Was In Connection With Key Firm In “Paper Empire”

Royall Ordered Probe 0 Illinois Combine; Tax Payments Questioned

Sought Sift Of Contract Payments   Undersecretary of War Royall Reveals Request At Inquiry Hearing

Underseeretary of War Apprises Senate of Friction With Rep. May Three Company Officials Called

May Charged He Was Tar cet  In Army Probe   Testimony Given By Royal At Profits Inquiry; Fields To Appear

ROYALL REQUESTED CONTRACT INQUIRY   Says Metal Firm Overpaid by More Than Million

INQUIRY TO HEAR COMPANY HEADS   Investigating Group Denies Munition Tale ‘One-Sided’

TELLS REQUEST FOR PROBE OF OVERPAYMENT   Royall Wanted Justice Department Inquiry of Batavia Metal Products

Asked Justice Department For Probe Last May; Army Quiz Irked Congressman

Royall Asked Investigation Over Payment   Undersecretary of — War Asks Department Of Justice to Probe War Contract Money

—WAR PROFITS—  Probers Of War Profits Hear Royall  Asked Check Of  6Overnayvmen?’

OVER-PAYMENT T0 BE PROBED   FBI To Make Investigation At Request of War Secretary

Probe by War Dept. Charged By Rep. May   Interference by Congressman Revealed by Royall

Revo lutionary Plot Put Down In Montevideo   Plotters Held By Govern. ment After Conspiracy Is Uncovered

Two Auto Tragedies In Pittsburgh Aree  Physician Is Victim Of  Masrup

Millions of Bushels of Wheat on Ground in Pacific Northwest Areca

WHEAT PILED UPON BARE GROUND AND CARS ARE LACKING   Millions of Bushels of Grain at Mercy of Elements in Washington Area

Three Million Bushels Of Wheat Piled On Ground; Rail Cars, Storage Space Needed   Left At Mercy Of Weather In Pacific Northwest, Survey Discloses

Dump Millions Bushels Wh ieai On The Ground  Rains Would Cause Great Grain Loss

Grain Is Piled On Ground In Pacific Area   Lack Of Railroad Cars Is Causing Sarigus Problem

Three Million Bushels Of Wheat ‘Piled On Ground In The Northwest

Three Million Bushels of _ Wheat Piled on Ground in Northwest: No Cars, Storage

HOOVER-URGES— ~ FOOD FOR JAPS      EX-PRESIDENT JOINS MACARTHUR IN STRESSING NEED OF IMPORTS TO. PREVEN  STARVATION

CONCILIATORS 0: KEEP TRYING AND END LONG STRIKE   Hope For Early Settlement. of Crippling Marit'me Strike at Seanoris .

SPUR EFFORT 10 END SHIP STRIKE   Government Conciliators Told Settlement May Be Near.

Conciliators Press Efforts To End Maritime Strike   Union Leader Sees New Hope

U.S. Agents; Press Drive we For Ending Port Tie-Up %      Conciliators Speeding: New Peace Attempts, 7

Maritime Tieup Settlement Near   Conciliators Renew Then Efforts To End Week Long Strike.

settlement _ May Be Near In Ship Strike   Government Conciliators Spurred By _ Union Leader's Prediction: Press Efforts

Hope Rises For Maritim: Agreement   Some Delegates Expected To Leave Washington if Agreement Not Reached Sometime During Day

Mueller Wins  Union Election   Members Vote Overwhelmingly In Favor Of Retaining Independent TInion

Union. Program Wins. Approval   Workers to Fight - Daquesne Company; . Strike in 28rd Day

UNIONISTS VOTE TO BACK STRIKE   Pittsburgh Independent Group Wins NLRB Election

UNION SWEEPS NLRB ELECTION, 743 MAJORITY   Claim Company Fails In Strike  Breaking Viove

UNION: LEADER WINS IN TEST      REBEL FACTION IN” STRIKING UNION LOSES IN ATTEMPT TO * " GUST PRESIDENT

President Seeking Court Candidate   Wants Organizer for Justice Post

ae Plan  trikes Snag   merican-Soviet Commission Deadlocked On Zoning Problem.

Stalemate On Korea    Russian Balk Forces _ Adjournment. of U. S.‘Soviet Coministion -

ON AGE AT REQUEST OF RUSSIA   Austin Pledges U. S. Co-Operation in Disarmament

QUICK ANSWER  GIVEN MOSCOW AT ASSEMBL'   COMMITTEE AUTHORIZED TO  DRAFT RESOLUTION ON OUT. _LAWIN .ATOMIC WEAPONS TUE FUTURE 4

NEW OBSTACLES CITED BY SOVIET   Insist on. Unlimited Time To Repudiate Italy’s Statement

BIG FOUR TO : RETAIN MEET: CHAIRMANSHIP   Byrnes Defends Right To Change Mind On Plans

SMALL POWERS LOSE FIRST OPEN FIGHT  Qevawus al orl For tm Y      Overruled on Peace Meet Chairmanship

Smaller Nations Lose Fight Over Right to Preside   Evatt Charges Red Envoy Is Scheming For ‘Rubber Stamp’

Procedure Group Throws Out Dutch Counter-Proposal   Molotov and Evatt Clash on Question of Possible Motives

PARLEY ——  Big 5 Will Rotate In Post   Vote Procedur Next Major Controversy

Small Nations — Urged To Stand Their Ground   Big Four Wins Fight For Chairmanship

Big 5 to Rotate Conclave Head   Evatt Leads Fight for Small Countries, Charging Molotov Wants “Rubber Stamp” Meet

Big Powers Win on Issue  Of Chairman   Small Nations Lose Bid To Throw Conference Post Open to All

Big Five Smothers Little Nations’ Plea to Rotate Chair During Peace Talks

LITTLE NATIONS LOSE FIGHT ON CHAIRMANSHIP   Big Four Proposal To Rotate Chairman Prevails At Conference

LITTLE NATIONS LOSE FIGHT ON CHAIRMANSHIP   Dutch Rotation Plan Voted Down After Bitter Debate

Chairmanship Issue Decided At Peace Parley   Five Leading Nations To Rotate Delegates as Presiding Officers.

Little Nations Lose Again   Big Five to Control Peace Chairmanship

Byrnes, Molotov Clash in Debate On Little Powers   U.S. Envoy Reiterates Support of Decisions Of Big Four at Paris

ONLY BIG FIVE TO HEAD VITAL COMMISSION   On Procedure At Peace Talks

CHAIRMAN TO BE SELECTED FROM BIG 5 LEADERS   Proposal To Let All Nations Have Chance At Peace Meet Voted Down   BITTER DEBATE FLARES   Byrnes Tells Conferees U. $. Feels Free To Change Mind On Proposals

Little Nations Lose Ist Round   Peace Conference Votes To Keep Chairmanship Within Big Five

Little Nations Lose Ficht io Open Chairmanship of Peace Conference To Any One of 21 Nations Attending

Robbery Motive In ~ Slaying Discounted   Police Believe Baltimore Bookkeeper Killed by Acquaintance

ROBBERY DISCOUNTED AS MURDER MOTIVE   Baltimore Police Still Seeking Killer Of Wholesale House Bookkeeper

Bob Hannegan Will Resign,  Friends State   ‘Health Given As Cause For Deciding To Quit As  Party Chairman

HANNEGAN OUT AS DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN; GOV. KERR, OKLAHOMA, MAY BE HIS SUCCESSOR

DEMOCRATIC HEAD MAY QUIT POSITION   Hannegan’s Health Said to Be Poor: Successor Pondered.

Democrats Are Practically Without Chief   Kerr Is Strongly Mentioned As Possible Successor to Hanneewan

Truman Faces Task Replacing Rob t Hannegar   Ill Health May Force Demo Chairman To Quit Cabinet Post

HANNEGAN ILL, READY 10 QUIT   Democrats Looking For New Committee Chairman, Postmaster General

Postmaster Gen. May Resign Soon   Mil Health May Force Hannegan to Resign From Cabinet

HANNEGAN OUT AS CHAIRMAN OF DEMOCRATS   Expected to Quit As Postmaster  General As Well

HANNEGAN TO QUIT AS DEM CHAIRMAN   Ordered to Take Long Rest; May  Give Up Cabinet Post.

SUCCESSOR TO HANNEGAN SEEN   Governor Kerr Most Beamisently Mentaner

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  By FRANK R. KENT   “Wall Street Man”

CENTENNIAL GROUP IS WORKING HARD   Public Amplifier System. To falce-It- Easy For Ev ervone To Hear

Centennial Pageant Nears Completion Stage In All Parts of Plymouth County

BIG CROWD ATTENDS MEET Church Session Gets Underway In City: Officers Are Named

Halsey-Hershey Heard By Legion   Admiral! Calls For Powerful, Speedy And Highly Mobile U. 8S. Navy   HERSHEY ADDS MILITANT TONE

Halsey Calls for Highly Mobile Navy fo Meet A-Bomb Attack Threat

USO Gives Gay 90’s Party and  Musical Program Saturday   Wi, Net 4 ¢ @ @  Te. ERAT Te rwarrernree

One Hunter Is Killed By Blast Of Gun; ‘Three Others Die Of Heart Attacks: As Small Game Season Gets Underway In Penna.

DEWKY MAY DECIDE T0 ANNOUNCE   Gevernor Declares GOP Administration Dedicated to Freedom

His ‘GOP Administration Dedicated +. Freedom, Opportunity, Says Dewey

ARMY'S DRESS TO BE ALIKE IN MID-1948   Officers and Enlisted Men Under New Regulations

_S. C“ieers anc in iscec ‘/en <0 "Near Same nicorms 97 “ic ’Z28&

ARMY OFFICERS WILE DRESS GI   Distinctions In Uniform Ordered Eliminated After Mid-1948

Byrnes Asks UNO Approval   For Creation of Special Commission On Control of Atomic Energy

Urges Speedy UNO Action On  Atomic Control   Byrnes Also Calls For Co-operation On World  Police [a

BYRNES URGES APPROVAL FOR ATOM PROGRAM   UNO Deadlock Over Sécial and Economic Council Is Broken

Qavam “Convinced” Russians Gone From Iran; Moscow Prepares Report

Railroads Ask Rate Increase   Hearing Opens Before Arkansas Regulatory Body

CANDIDATES: FOR OFFICE ROLL IN   Number of Democrats into State Contests—No New Governor Aspirants

Shower of Hats In Slale Ring Today   Speairs Would Succeed Carter, Darnell Will Go After Same Post

BIDS FOR JOINT. BREAK-OFF WIT? PERON REGIME   Reveals Secret German Records

Admits Helping Slay Divorcee.   Slugged Her, Placed Bound Body in River

Soldier Held For Murder   Admits Slaying Young Divorcee to Cover Career of Crime

SOLDIER MAKES CONFESSION OF KILLING WOMAN   Scott Field Private Tells How Divorcee Was Slain, Put In River

Lubbock Crashes Kill Three Flyers   Two Others Missing In Foggy Weather

Senate Asks Proof Atom Is Tameable   Group Members Chill At Proposal Of FUNO Holding All Control

Solons Ask Proof Bomb Denatured  Hold Up Approval On UNO Control Plan

Senators Ask For Proof in. ‘Denaturing’ Of Plutonium   Indicate Reserve On Proposal  To Place Control In UNO Group

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Senators Call For Proof Of Atom’'s Safety   Practical Demonstration of “Denaturing” Plutonium Asked

Senators Call For Proof Aton Energy Is Safe   Want Demonstration Before Approving UNO Control Plan

GERMANS IN PROTEST   Complain eof Requisitioning - of Homes by U.S. Army

House Of Hesse Asks Return Of  Stolen Jewels   Assured Safe In U. S. Hands

Special Units Assigned for Mass Murders   Former Aide of Himmler Tells of Wholesale Slaughter

Vatican Rebufted In Attempt To Halt Atrocities  Soe oe D , ere et,.   Records Reveal Insults Of Nazis

i eee  Vatican Attempts To Halt Nazi Atrocities In Poland Rebuffed

5 ESTIMATED AT OVER $75 00)   No One Hurt: Blast Occurs on Restaurant’s Closing Day

British Soldiers Shoot Over Their Heads to Bring Order; 24-Hour Hunger Strike.

MAIN GATE OF CYPRUS CAME   Troops Break. Up Riot Staged Against Ban On Interviews

Jews Storm Camp Gate On Cyprus   1,000 Driven Back By British Troops; Plan Hunger Strike

JAP WOMEN SURPRISE BY THEIR VOTE   Turn Out En Masse to Cast First Ballot In Election Supervised by Allied M. P.'s   NO VICTORY FORECAST

po KIMONO-CLAD JAP WOMEN‘FLOCK TO POLLS  PRIVILEGE OF VOTING PLEASES

They Stand in Line at Daybreak  Women Exceed Men In Voting In Japan

Jap Women Vote For First Time   Political Prophets Confounded By  New Developments

Feccrcce Women, Voting For First Time In History, Outnumber Their Lords At Polls

Nippon Women Foil Political Prophets By Outnumbering Males In First Vote

Politicians Confounded As Jap Women Mob Polls   [Early Balloting Shows Women Outnumbering Men; No Indication of Trend

Murray Proposes Labor Truce To Head Off Case Bill, Anti-Strike Law

STRIKE TRUCE ADVOCATED   To Be Swapped For Case Bill Veto, Strike-Draft Bill

Asks Labor To Offer Strike Truce In Return For Veto Of Case Bill

Murray Offers New Labor Plan  Suggests Six Months Cooling Off Period

Suggests Labor Offer Truce   6 Months Strike Truce For Veto of. Case Bill Suggested by Murray

Proposed In Exchange  es Strike Truce or Veto Of Case Bill      Murray Makes Suggestion That thor Bargain With Lawmakers

Strike Truce, Case Measure Veto Proposal Is Discussed   Worker-Management Relationships Need Study, Murray Says

Labor Urged Te Otter Truce For  Case Bill Veto   Senator Murray Makes Proposal So Congress  Can Make More Study

Strike Truce Proposed in  Place of Law   Coalition in Senate Tightens Lines in Efforts to Block Strike-Draft Law

HOPE OF AVERTING SEIZURE OF MEAT PACKING Hill MES   Administration Draft: New Meat Price Increase Proposals.   GOVERNMENT MAY CONTROL SITUATION   To Avert Meat Famine And Snap Off Growing Black Market.

President Searches for Atternative To Seizure of Strike-Bound Meat Packing Industry   Would Raise Prices

SEIZURE OF ~ MEAT PLANTS  THOUGHT NEAR   Truman. Stull. Seeking.Some Other Alternative

No Comment on Published Story From President   More Than 100 Persons Involved

JESTER, RAINEY LOOSE HEAVY GUNS IN LAST FEW DAYS OF RUNOFF CAMPAIGN

Texas Gubernatorial Opponents Hurl Series Of Charees In Final Phase

LAKES STRIKE HITS SHIPPING   First Effects Are Scattered As CIO Seeks to Force Wage Demands

Curran’s Union Attempts fo Tie Up All Vessels   Auto and Steel Production at Detroit Periled

Subjects of King Kabwa of Bikini To Be Carted Off to Another Realm

King Of Bikini Atoll Not At All Happy Over Subjects Moving To Another Island

King Of Bikini Atoll Is Sad Over Plan To Drop Atomic Because Subjects Moving

They’ll Move Out For Atom Test....  King Of Bikini Atoll Is Unhappy At Thought Of Losing All His Subjects

Study Committee Predicts UN Failure Proposal Calls for Federation of Nation:

Predict UNO Will Fail to Prevent War   International Group Calls for Formation Of World Federation

World Federation Of Nations Urged   UN Will Be Unable To Prevent War, Prediction

Russia Going  Too Far   Predicts Group For Study European Problem, Adds U. N.  Cannot Avoid War

UNITED NATIONS IS SCORED  ‘World Federation Is Urged As Best Way To Guarantee Peace

Failure of United Nations in Ending War Predicted   European Group Urges World Federation for Peace

GROUP PREDICTS FAILURE FOR U. N. IN AVERTING WAI   ‘Prominent Statesmen, Educa tors and Diplomats of Europe Urge New Setup to Preserve Peace.    DECLARE RUSSIA /  “I§ GOING TOO FAR’   See Drift Along Paths That Led to Conflicts in Past— Call for World Federation of Nations.

Failure of UN To Avoid War Is Predicted   ICSEP Calls for World Federation To Preserve Peace

PREDICTS PEACE EFFORT 10 FAIL   Committee Says in Londor That World Federation Needed Rather Than UN

HIGHER BUTTER PRICE PROPOSED   Agriculture Secretary Recommends Increase Of 18 Cents A Pound

18-CENT INCREASE IN BUTTER BY APRIL 1   Secretary Anderson Has Made Re~ commendation Se As To  Waintain Predaction

18-Cent Boost in Butter Price Ceiling Is Proposec    Secretary Anderson Said to Have Recommended Increase by May 1 to Encourage Greater Production—His Plan Is Reported to Call for Reduction in Prices of Cream, Ice  Cream Mixes and Some Other Dairy Products.

BUTTER PRICE HIKE RUMORED   16-Cent Boost by April 1 Reported Recommended By Secy. Anderson

&Cent Boost in itter Price Seen       commendation for piling Hike Reported

Recommend Butter Price Be Increased 18-Cents a Pound  Hike Proposed to Raise Production; Divert

Butter Price Increase Of 18 Cents per Pound Is under Consideration

Divided France Will Vote Today On Constitution   Communists, Socialists Back  Left-Wing Draft; Re publicans Protest

AFL Head Predicts New Strike Wave   Green Criticizes OPA Bill; Warns of Labor Unrest

FIRE OCCURS AT MARCUS HOOK, PA.   Fear Death Toll In Korean Riots May Reach 50

U.S, ARMS RULE IN KOREA RIOTS   Martial Law Established, Death Toll May Reach Fifty

Sheriff- Ele. ct Offerec e ‘$40,000 a "a Month for Protecting Gamblers .

GAMBLING BRIBERY CHARGED. IN TEXAS AFTER LONG PROBE   Sheriff-Elect Clainig He Was OF fered $40,000 Per Month a Ws Fis Cur

SAYS RUSSIAN ASSASSINATED   Claims Allied Official Slain in Romania

SOVIET OFFICIAL REPORTED SLAIN   Bucharest Says Russian Member of Allied Setup Assassinated in Romania

Soviet Member of Romanian Control Commission Slain  Russian Envoy Blames Fascist

Big 4 Couneil  Session End:   Byrnes Says Russian: Took 14 Billions  From Germany

Red Reparations Total 14 Billions   Russia Receives Huge Sum in German Territory ‘and Equipment   MENCOMPASSES  SILESIA   Byres’ Report Also Moves for Unification of Nation

AutoWorkersSue For 145 Millions   Unions’ Portal Pay Claims Total Near $1,500,000,000 Mark

Says He Took $1,175 From Invalid Woman   Confession is Made to Local Detective Tuesday Afternoon

OPERATORS DEMANDING RELIEF  Talk Of Widespread Closing Of Nation's Cafes Is Heard

BRAZIL PLOT— —- CHARGE: MADE   CLAIM. OUSTED. DICTATOR HAS COLLECTED ARMS FOR AT: ‘TEMPT TO REGAIN CONTROL

Labor Difficulty At Briggs Plant   Detroit Plant Sends 6,471 Workers Home As Result Of Labor Troubles

LARGE PLANT — '  1$ SHUTDOWN   BRIGGS FACTORY IN DETROIT CLOSES AS RESULT OF DISCHARGE OF FOUR ~ MEN

Broad Program Before Council   Recomme-dations by Five Commissions to Be Considered «

Human Rights Program Due For U.N. Vote   Economic, Social Council Will Study World Conditions

United Nations Council Acts On Broad Program  Drafting World Bil Of Richts

Social Council Of U.N. Weighs Global Issues   Members Deal Today With Program Which Will Affect Millions

MILLIONS WILL BE AFFECTED BY COUNCIL ACTION   Recommendations Of Five Commissions And One Sub-Committee Io Be Presented Io Delegates.

U. N. Economic Session Opens   Broad World Program Is Up for Action . 2m New York

Wool Market Bill Presented  In Congress      Wyoming Senator Demands Curbs On Imports Of Animal Fibre

al pani hchDd pans ee Pee Famed Criminologist Lewis J. Valentine Passes Awav Today

Lewis J. Valentine Dies in New York   Liver Ailment Fatal to Leading Criminologist

Budget Increase Denied Labor Department   State Committee Works To Dispose Of Heavy Schedule

SOVIET HOME FRONT TROUBLED BY GRAFT   Many Minor Officials involved In Bribery, Bonuses

‘We Will Win’ Reece Says At Capital Meetinc   Cites Danger If GOP Fails Capture Congress Majority

Democracy In Danger, Says GOP Chairman   Radical Group, Says Reece, Attempting to _ Wreck Nation

Troops Told Not to Talk  Anti-Russie   Officer Tells Men No! To Criticize Reds in Frauleins’ Presence.

Troops Warned By High Officer  Told Not to Criticize Reds to Germans

U.S. Troops Warned Against Criticizing Russia in Talking to the People of Germany

“hts Cold i in Russia’  U.S. Officer Warns GIs Notto  Criticize Soviets to Germans

Will Fight for Subsidies.   Quit Slurring Russia, Order To U. S. Troops in Wuerzburg

American Troops In Wuerzburg, Germany Warned Against Criticizing Russians

Yanks Warned Not to Rerate Reds to Nazis   Commander in Europe Tells G. L.'s Their Practice Must Stop.

Warns Gls Who Criticize Russia   Raised Morale of Teutors, Ebey Says

GI's sin n Wuerzburg Are Reminded That Russia Is Still U. S. Ally

OFFICER ORDERS NOCRITICISMIN GERMAN COMPANY   REMINDS SOLDIERS REDS GAVE LIVES TO SAVE AMERICANS

A-BOMB SEEN BEST PEACE INSURANCE    Intelligence Faulty, —Harbor Probers  Informed

CAPITALIZE ON ATOMIC BOME   Gen. Arnold Tells Congress U. S. Must Act To  Maintain Peace

CONGRESS ROUNDUP Committee Hearings Provide Most of Day's Capitol News

Three Firms Set To Rush Gas to East By Pipe Line   Legislators Told Fuel Could Flow Through Big Inch In 2 to 4 Weeks

Plan To Move Gas East Through Big Inch Pipe Lines   Legislators Told Gas From 1 West Deliverable In Pittsburgh And East In From Two To Four Weeks To Offset Coal Losses

PRODUCTION WOULD BE AIDED Three Companies Prepared lo Move Gas Through Pipelines

Three Pipeline Organizations Are Ready to Move Gas   Big and Little Inch Lines Are Needed to Bring Fuel to Eastern Points

Truman to Keep Control Over Housing, Rents   President Expected Shortly to Appoint Successor to Wyatt

Truman Stands Pat on Housing   Determined to Keep Some Comrols. Rent Curbs

Housing, Rent Issues Opened By VFW Chief   Starr Avers Truman Aware of Problems Facing Veterans

President To Keep Control On Housing   Chief Executive Also Determined To Continue Rent Curbs

PRESIDENT GETS HIS DANDER UP   Control Over Housing Materials And Rents To Be Retained

Extend Draft— Hershey   Director Urges Indefinite Extensior Lest U. S. Stands Become ‘Words’

Extend Draft In definitely.  Asks Hershey   Action Urged To Prevent Commitments From Becoming Mere Words

HERSHEY ASKS FOR INDEFINITE ‘DRAFT EXTENSION   Telis Congress. Recruiting Will Fall Off With Spur a On Conscription at

Urge Draft Extension  _& FESS, See Mm, 622? ....   Hershey Testifies Before Congress

Hershey Asks Unlimited Draft Law    Decries ‘Evaporation Of Armed Forces Behind Pledges

Hershey Urges Continued Life For Draft Bill   Says Our Army Has Been Annihilated

Draft Need Is Asserted By Hershey   Sclective Service Dircto: Witness on Extension  Before Senate Group

HERSHEY ASKS EXTENSION OF CONSCRIPTION   Selective Service Director Says Positive Action Is “Imperative.”

MAY COMMITTEE PROBED ACTION ON RUBINSTEIN   Col. Goble Says He Was Asked Why He Did Not Defer New York Financier

27 Candidates File For Local Offices Just Before Deadline      Total of 95 Entered — Contests for State Central Committees Indicated -— Candidates Can Withdraw Up to Saturday Midnight   Big Rush To File For State S  Offices; Tickets Are Fillec   Twenty-one New Names Added to List at Annapolis —Fights Assured for All of the Maior Posts

27 Candidates File For Local Offices Just Before Deadline   Total of 95 Entered — Contests for State Central Committees Indicated — Candidates Can Withdraw Up to Saturday Midnight

ORDERS BEING DRAWN UP FOI 46-29 “AGE GROUP—TWo™ YEARS SERVICE FORECAST

Boston Takes Series Edge; ~ Wins 6 To 3      Joe Dobson Turns Back Cardinals with a. -Four-Hitter

“Poor But Honest Relation” Twirls Spectacular Game To Defeat Cardinals 6-3

Boston Take: Series. Lead  By 6to3 Win   Dobson Halts Cards; Ferriss-Brecheen Duel Set for Sunday

Dobson, Last-How Choice, Hurls Sox To 6-3 Victory   Sixth Series Game Sunday Will See  Ferris-Brecheen Dual

Washington Steel Parley To Resume   White House Meeting on Wages Scheduled Today

Fairless And Murray Back At White House   Negotiators In Steel Wage Controversy In Final Ef. fort At Settlement   PRESIDENT HOPES STRIKE IS AVERTED

GOP Plannin: To Beat Axtell   Missouri’s 5th Distric Will Become Scene Of Battle

GOP To Fight Axtell Election   Will Not Concede Defeat in Missouri

REPUBLICANS ARE PLANNING TO BEAT ENOS A. AXTELL   Building Up For a Deter mined Effort to Defeat Him.   HE IS TRUMAN’S CHOICE   The President Told the Press Conference Yesterday He Would Be Elected.

GOP Builds Up Steam In ‘Beat Axtell’ Drive   Will Make Determined Effort to Set Back  Truman in Misseurl Concreccinunel. O...

March 15 Ginel Date le Dile for State  Offices   Several Good Contesis On Republican Ticket

Keen Expectancy Sweeps Over Madrid; Pretender to Throne Visits in Portugal

THE WORLD TODAY Spanish People Discuas Restoration of Monarchy  See gees ee

Restoration. OF. Ss spanish: » Kine Looms       gog Over Re: a ‘ports ‘Don Juan ‘May _Returii to ‘Throne of ” His Fathers; Visit Té _ Family Signifiewnt.

Spain Agog on Juan Reports   * Hear Pretender is Negotiating Return to Spanish Throne

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZIE # World Traveler

[SPAIN AGOG OVER REPORTS THAT ‘DON JUAN MAY RESUME CROWN BUT IPROBLEM IS STILL UNSOLVED ONE

TAX VALUATION STUDY IS ADDED TO SCHOOL BID   Governor’s Formal Call Starts Session March 18 At 10 A. M.

TOJO AND OTHER JAP CRIMINALS BACK TO TRIAL   Mass Demonstrations Banned in Japan.

War Crimes Trial Reopens in Tokyo   Prosecution Brings In 91 Documents

Instructions For  New FHA: Program  Procedire. Changes Are Explained.

Holds Long Talk With President  Sticks To His Views Although Silenced

Secretary Will Not Discuss Foreign Views Until After Paris Peace Conference Is Concluded   Decision Reached in Conference With President Represents Truce Between Commerce Head and Byrnes’ Followers

To Keep Post As Secretary — Of Commerce   Wallace Holds Lengthy Conference With the President

WALLACE WILL REMAIN SILENT FOR TIME BEING   Not To Make Any Foreign Policy Speeches Until After Paris Parley   CABINET RESIGNATION WAS NOT DISCUSSED

Momentous Discussion At White House Brings  ‘Truce and Compromise’

Shushe’s Him Until Peace  Parley Ends.   But Sceretary Wallace ts to Remain in Cabinet. Grins As He Comes Out of Conferenee With President

ATTENDS 3 MEETINGS   Dr. Genevieve Bowen Named Educational Representative

EXPLOSION: ROCKS ALBUQUERQUE AND INJURES SIX MEN   Accumulated Gas Blamed Fo Blast: Walls and Roof of Building Collanse

CASE OF ABRAHAM FISHGOLD: SUPREME COURT FACES. PROBLEM OF ‘SENIORITY RIGHTS OF VETERANS

TRUMAN ARRIVES HOME; MAKES NO TALKS ON TRIP   President Shakes Hands With Many at 3 Stops in State, But Turns Down Pleas for Speeches.   HIGH SCHOOL BAND TURNS OUT AT SEDALIA   Executive Greets Democratic Leaders at Jefferson City— Will Visit in Kansas City Today.

President Truman  Arrives Home  Is Greeted Warmly by Missourians

TRUMAN ARRIVES IN HOME TOWN   Chief Executive Spurns Requests for Speeches; Casts Vote Tuesday

GOP INCREASES LEAD IN COUNTY SINCE PRIMARIES   Republicans Top Democrats Ry 2.733 Margin

Registration Shows 16,177 GOP And 13,467 Dems  Qualified For Primaries.

New Crisis in  India Is Threatened   Nationalist Leader Is Held by Military Guard

Nazi Spies, Operating With Impunity in Sweden, Learned Top Allied Secrets

Explains Details of Coal Strike with Lewis’ Demands, Owners Answer

Five Political and Labor Groups Declare Republicans in Albany Have Failed to Meet State Needs

F. D. R. Hudson River Home Opened Today   It Was Dedicated As a National Shrine; First Anni-versary of His Death.

Domke Denies Selling Beer To Students   Found Case Purchased By Service Man

Domke Denie: Selling Beer To Students   Reveal Lake Detectives Found Case Purchased By Service Man

PERSONNEL DIRECTOR PROPOSAL DEFEATED   Congressional Reorganization Bill Preonaeal Turned Down by Senate

Army Drives To Keep The Draft   Top Brass And Mufti Appearing Today On Capitol Hill

Army Top Brass Renew Drive To Continue Draft   International Affairs Spurs Hopes

ALBERTSEN RITES AT KEYSTONE, IA   Relative of Plymouth County People Died of Brain Tumor

MRS. L. ALBERTSON CALLED BY DEATH AT IOWA CITY   Rites For Former Akron Woman Are Held At Keystone. Towa

Mrs, Louie Albertsen ay Dies: At lowa: City After. Lona Sickness

LATE RULLETIS      Effort To Head Off World Arms Race, Slash Military Establishments Shapes Up In UN

Committees Open Discussions on Soviet and U. 5. Proposals for Limitation and Inspection of War Implements

Disarmament Becomes Major Objective and Delegates Hopeful Acceptable Formula Can Be Worked Out..

Drive In U.N. To Check Race In Armaments  Appears Likely   Committees Begin Work As Oratory Ends Temporarily

Efforts fo Finish Armaments Race Shaping Up in U. N   Committee Convene  To Consider Issues Now Before Them By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

U.N. Oratory Gives Way to Discussions   Determined Effort  To Head Off Atomic Armaments Race and Cut Armies in Making

U.N. Ready To Head Off Arms Race   Determined Effort Toward Establishing Control of Atomic Energy To Be One of Main Tesues «

DRIVE 10 HALT ARMAMENTSRAGE HIGHLIGHTS U.N.   Delegates Turn ‘From Oratory To Cammitiee Tovics

EFFORT TAKING SHAPE IN THE U. N. ASSEMBLY   Russia And U. S. Competing For Leadership In Worldwide Disarmament Undertaking.

End Of Secret Weapons Gels U.S. Backing  Into Committee Got e Tada

Formal Sessions Are in Recess; U. S. Idea Is Revolutionary Offecials Say

U.S, Russia Compete For Top Spot   Delegates Would Slash Military Bases : Everywhere in World

Drive to Head Off Arms Race Is in Spotlight   U. S. Proposal for Inspection System Broaches New Phase

Drive To Check Armament Race Seen In Makin¢   United ‘States ,And Russia Battle For Leadership “In - Vital - Undertaking

- —WEAPONS— U. S. Would Put End To All Secrecy  e ‘Inspection Team

U. §., RUSSIAN PROPOSALS STUDIED   ‘Hope To Head Off Atomic Armaments 3 Race  ANATINAAl   Against Franco Demanded; Veto Question Also Up For Committee Study

U.S., Reds Vie for Leadership Tn Allied Disarmament Action; Envoys Expect Agreeable Pact

U.S. RUSSIA BID FOR LEADERSHIP INARMS CUT   Committees Start Work Or Major Issues At UN Assembly

UN. Committees Start Work On  Arms Reduction   Drive Is On To Head Off Atomic Arma ments Race.

Bishop Warns Chureh Group Of ‘Holy War’   Council Federal of Churches Takes No Atomic Stand; World Order Program Listed

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Churches Warned Against ‘Holy War On Either Capitalism or Communism

Federal Council of Churches Closes Its Parley on Keynote Against a ‘Holy War’

SAID STEP TOWARD DESTRUCTION  Church Warns Against Talk Of ‘Holy War’ For Whole World

SEE NEW FIGHTS AGAINST JIM CROW LAWS SURE   Decision In Virgima Expected T. Set Rule For Hearings In Other States

New Rule Invalidates Segregation In Buses   Supreme Court Decision Affects Buses Crossing State Boundaries

Jim Crow Policies  Suffer Court Blov   Tribunal Rules Negroes May Ride With Whites

JIM CROW LAW THROWN OUT BY SUPREME COURT   Justices Say Newspapers Have The Right To Criticize Courts

High Court Ruling Leaves Wa Open for New Attempts to Junk South's Jim Crow Law

Food Prices Advance 24.% Since July 1  Jobber Index. Declines Sliohtls

Landlords’ Strike Turned Down by Apartment Owners   Group» Recommends 15 Per Cent Hike in Rent Ceilings

LANDLORDS HILL STRIKE PROPOSAL, ASK RENT BOOST   National Apartment Owners’ Association Calis for Immediate 15 Per Cent Increase.   COMMITTEE TO TAKE REQUEST TO CAPIT.AI.   Group Also Wants Ceiliugs Lifted From New Construction—2-Day Con vention Concluded.

Procedure Fuss Blocking Peace Parley Program   Shadow Of Soviet Veta Falls Over Plans For Treaty Making.

‘Dirty Lie, Pauley Shouts At Hearing   Testimony of Former Official Angers Truman Appointee

Pauley Denies Oil Ship Deal   Pauley Accused Of Trying Oil Tanker Sale To  Mexicans

Charges Branded Lie by Pauley   Truman Nominee Denies Mexico Deal

Mikhailovitch Is In Hands of Tito   Arrest Chetnik Leader With 11 Cohorts

CHETNIK LEADER HELD BY SLAVS   Mikhailovitch Accused of Nazi Collaboration

HOUSE VOTES AMID BOOING AND CHEERING   PRESIDENT BACKED BY MARGIN OF ONLY FIVE

TRUMAN VETO IS UPHELD BY HOUSE   Bill Supporters Fail to Override By Only Five Votes

Legislation Is Killed by Slim Margin   Truman Eventually May Be Forced to Accept Provisions

HOUSE UPHOLDS CASE BILL VETO BY FIVE VOTES   Truman Hits Measure As Forcing Men To Work For Private Employers

Anary Case Bill Proponents to Renew Battle   May Add Amendments to Truman Measure Because of Veto

Major Provisions May Be Attached To Truman’s Own Strike Control Legislation

DRIVE 10 REVIVE * MEASURE PLANNED BY ITS BACKERS   Major Provisions, in Form of; Amendment, May Be At- / tached to President's © Own Legislation,   BALLOT TO OVERRIDE  SPLITS DEMOCRATS.   Executive, in 4,500-Word Message, Says Bill Would  Breed Rather Than Cure :  Labor Strife,

BACKERS OPEN CAMPAIGN FOR NEW MEASURE   May Amend President’s Bill to Include  Main Provisions

May Try to Hook Major Points on Truman Measure   House Fails by Five Votes to Override President’s Objection

Backers Map Plans To Revive Measure   Major Provisions May Be Tacked-on Truman Sponsored Strike-Control Legislation

use Kills r Bill ter Veto   ive to Revive rbing Measure  fee Schedule

Strike Measure Rejected; Rivals Want New Bill   House Sustains Truman Veto of Controversial Legislation

Supporters Fail To Override by Only Five Votes   Labor Measure Backers Plan. _ New Campaign

Backers Plan New Drive To Restore Bill   Veto is Upheld by. Hairline Margin of Five Votes in House

Case Bill’s .  Supporters  Plan Action Seek to Beat Trouman Veto

Backers Plan To Revive Measure   May Tack Rider To Pending Legislation

UNITED STATES OF EUROPE CALLED FOR BY CHURCHILL   Would Be Within Framework of United Nations.

‘DREAMBOAT’ AT HALFWAY MARK IN EPIC FLIGHT   Progress Reported As B-29 Seeks To Fly ‘Circle’ Route To Eavnt

DREAMBOAT PASSES OVER NORTH POLE   Army Picne Is Reported an Hour Ahead of Schedule

Bail is Refused to Alvin Paris  '» Alleged Briber Must Stay in Jail

BRIBE PLOT BAIL DENIED.   Judge Says Release of Paris Would Put Him in Danger.

DISCOVERED BY GUARDS LATE FOR DUTY   Apparently None the Worse for Third Attempt to End Life

Heirens Tries To Take Life   Bed Sheet Hanging — Attempted Nine Hours Before Final Hearine..

Youth Attempts To Hang Self With Bed Sheet   Sentence for Murders May Be Passed Today

ISC Overflow To Be Handled At Camp Dodge   Use For Freshman Engineering Students Granted By State.

WILL USE AREA FOR FRESHMEN IN ENCINEERINE   756 Single Men to Be Housed and Instructed Under Emergency Plan

HOUSING FOR 740 PROVIDED BY BAR APKC   Forty Mess Halls Will Be Used as Classrooms for Freshmen.

750 Young Men To Stay There,  Get Instruction   40 Mess Halls To Be Used For Classrooms; 30 Barracks For Sleeping Quarters

VICTORY LOAN GOAL DOUBLED   Campaign Is Oversubscribed By $10,144,000,000; All Quotas Passed 

MILD EARTH SHOCK FELT IN MISSOURI   No Damage is Reported From Earthquake Last Night.

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Reanublican Wins   i N.S. Editor Wins

COAL SITUATION APPEARS BLEAK   Output Almost at Stop a: Diggers Stay Away—Army Protecting Mines

AS TRUCE EXPIRES   Bulk of 400,000 Diggers Won't Work for Government; Troops Ready to Protect Men Who Will Work

President's Intervention Fails To Produce Settlement Of Disputes   Lewis And Krug Conferring Today   Stoppage Again Threatens Railroads And Industries As Stocks Dwindle

No Activity In Coal Pits Despite Seizure Order; Lewis Has No Comment

Most Miners Remain Away From Pits   Local Union Heads Await Word from  Lewis

77,000 German Workers Strike In Protest To Nazi Bombings   Labor Groups Denounce ‘Nazi Underground In UU]. S. Zone. 

GERMANS STAGE MASS PROTEST OF BOMBINGS   J. §. Military Government Officials Order Youth Party Dissolved

STUTTGART WORKERS STRIKE FOR 15 MINUTES ACAIRNICT BOAARING ACTIVITIES RY FORMER NAZIS

BOWBINS DRAW NATIVE PROTEST   German Workers Stage. Work Stoppage To Pro-: test Three St uttgart Bombings.

Af Restraint: We -woved From mans Now, Old galice and Militaristic ‘Ageression Wo ula  Retur ndu Time

THE WORLD TODAY German Nation Still Not Beaten Mentally  Fie. Week's) Bren:

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZIE P World Traveler

GERMANS BEATEN PHYSICALLY IN WAR BUT NOT SPIRITUALLY; LONG OCCUPATION FOR REICH IS NEEDED

Asks Probe of Millions  in Loans —   Mead Committee Urged to Determine if Hearings Needed

KAISER PROBE WILL BE ASKED OF MEAD GROUF   Sen. Bridges Wants ‘New Deal Darling’ Investigated

WILL ASK H. J. KAISER PROFITS QUIZ   Sen. Bridges Seeks Probe of Wartime Kaiser Enterprises

HENRY KAISER MAY: GET EYE   Bridges Says Profits Panel  Should Investigate

Sen. Bridges To Ask Quiz   Ship Builder Termed Darling of New Deal

P.A.C. Assailed by Republican   Called Spearhead o! Red Reactionism

Reece Assails PAC As Red Spearhead   GOP Nationa! Chairman Says “We Can Elect” Republican Concrece

af nN. ~ ya 7.2 a Oa SSS Oitres, ve  x we ® ~ eo  Renublican Victory Possible Says Reece

GOP National Chairman Assails PAC As "Spearhead of Red Reactionism”

Reece lashes ‘reactionism’  of CIO-PAC   Hits slush fund of $6.000.000

Pay Concessions For Miners Are Sought by Lewis   Shorter Work Week May Result; Wage Pattern ls Watched

Lewis to Seek New Pay Concessions For Coal Miners   Talks on Renegotiation of Contract Start Today

Lewis fo Seek New Pay Concessions For Coal Miners”  Talks on Renegotiatio   Talks on Renegotiation of. Contract Start Today

Question of Wages Likely to Await Return of Secretary Krug from West Coast after Nov. 6.

MEAT. DEMAND. 10 TOP SUPPLY MANY MONTHS   industry ltself ts Uncertair How Soon Pickup Will Be of Sizahle Volume”   PRICE SPURT EXPECTED   Leveling-Off to Come When Market Is More Stable, Spokesmen Predict

MEAT T0 COME BACK SLOWLY   Spokesmen For Industry See Few Days To Months For Good Supply Again

How Much and When Are Questions; Meat Industry Spokesmen Give Answers

Prices To Spiral As Truman Calls Off All Controls   President Announces Speedup Of Entire Decontrol Program -

London Awaits Full Details Of Settlement   Red Army Meanwhile Begins Leaving Iran Posts

UNO Hailed a First Crisis Fades Away   franian Issue Break Brings Promise of Better Bia 3 Relations

MORE TROOPS — “IN PALESTINE      BRITISH PREPARING TO MEET * CHALLENGE OF IMMI“—GRATION AND OUT BREAKS.

Miththiththippi T henator, Bilbo, Couldn’t Routhe Rabble If He Tried

Two Planes Collide 2,000 Feet Up But 85 Passengers, Crews Unhurt

Airline Planes Collide At 2.000-Foot Altitude:  85 Persons Aboard Sate

Quick Action By Two Pilot: Saves Lives  Two Airliners ‘ - * —   Two Airliners Collide in Air  Near Aberdeen, Md.

Reactions of Pilots Save Passengers In Unprecedented Airplane Collision

Pilots Quick Action CreditedforMiracle   Planes Damaged In Night Crash But Passenaers Escape Uninjured

Two Airliners Collide In Air; All On Board  Escape Injury   Split-Second Action Of Pilots Credited With Saving Lives

Quick-Thinking Pilots Bring Ships In Safely   Miami-Bound Airliners In Unprecedented Accident; Passengers Unaware Of Mishap Until Landing

85 Airline Passengers  Miss Death   Near-tragedy Is Averted by Co-pilot as Huge Transports Scrape in Mid-air on Nearing Airport.

Split-Second Reactions By Two Pilots Credited For Averting Catastrophe

hi th be Tr by  ‘Alert Pilots Heroes In Collision Of Passenger Planes

85 Passengers Safe: Airliners Touch In Air   Both Planes Land Safely After Colliding Near Aberdeen, Md.

85 Persons Safe As Two Airliners Collide In Sky   Event Unprecedented In Commercial Flying History Of Nation 

85 Persons Aboard Craft in Collision Escape Unscratched   Split-Second Reactions by Two Pilots Saved the  Lives of Scores

Co-Pilot Pulls Plane Up At Last Second To Prevent Tragedy   Damaged Florida - Bound Transports With 85 Aboard Land Safely After Mishap; No Injuries Reported

‘Pilots’ Quick-Witted  Actions Save Lives Of 85 in Airliner Collision

COLLISION OCCURS AT 2.000 FEET   Both Planes Are Landed Safely After Miracle

Planes Crash In Mid-Air; 85 Aboard Saved   Pilots’ Skill Praised After Maryland Collision 2,000 Feet Up

Split-Second Action Averts Great Tragedy   Mid Air Collision Of Big Airliners “Without Precedent’

Two Planes Crash In Air; 85  Persons Survive   Split-Second Reactions of Pilots Creditec With Averting Disaster in Mdryland; Air Liners Survive Unprecedented Accident

Flash Reactions Of Plane Pilots Saved 85 Lives   Miami-Bound Airliners Crash In Air But~ All Eecane.

TRANSPORTS COLLIDE 2000 FEET IN SKY   Rare Presence of Mind of Co-Pilot Credited With Saving Lives of Almest  Hundred Pasccenaers   CRASH UNPRECEDENTED

Pilots Saved Passengers In Rare Accident   Huge Airliners Scrape In Air, Fliers Land Damaged Planes, 85 Persons Safe

Big Planes Scrape in Mid-Air; Quick Thinking by Pilots Avert Death to 85

In Unprecedented Mid-Air Mishap—  Airliners Brought Down Safely After Collision

QUICK THINKING  OF PILOTS SAVE  85 FROM DEATH COLLISION OCCURS  AT 2,000 FEET IN UNUSUAL ACCIDENT

Planes Carrying 8 Collide, but Get Down Safely   Crews Praised for Averting Tragedy In Freak Accident

LIVES, PLANES i AIR MISHAP   Two hi Planes With 85 Aboard : Collide in Mid-Air in Freak Accident   SHIPS DAMAGED BUT NO INJURIES REPORTED

85 Escape as  Airliners Ram  IANN Ct Me LVUU TI. UD   Planes Land Safely After Collision Over Maryland Airport

Two Airliners — Land Safely After Collision   Split-Second Reactions Of Two Pilots Save Lives Of 85 Passengers. Crew Members

Two Airliners Collide 2000 Feet in Air and Both Landed Without Injury to Anyone

 Accident Unprecedented ‘In Airline History  Airliners Crash But 85 Passengers Unhurt

Pilots Bring Damaged Craft Down After Breath-Taking Encounter At2.000 Feet Over Aberdeen, Md.

Fast Thinking by Pilots Prevents « [Mid-air Tragedy   Big Planes Collide--. Split Second Dodging Saves 86 Passenaers

QUICK-THINKING PILOTS AVERT AIR TRAGEDY  85 Escape Without A Scratch As Miami-Bound Airliners Collide

AIRLINERS RAM, 81 ABOARD ARE LANDED SAFELY   Holes Ripped In Each Craft But Fast-Thinking Pilots Avert Air Tragedy

85 Passengers And Crew Members Safe Due To Quick Action Of Pilots

Split-Second Action by Two Pilots Save Day for Passengers, Crew Members   Slutsky Gives $500      Crew Would Get Cash, Survivors Invited to Aiiami Party

Credit Feat To Split-Second Pilot Reaction   Miraculous Escape Unprecedented In Commercial Flying; Liners Land Safely

QUICK REACTIONS OF TWO PILOTS SAVED 85 PASSENGERS   Two Miami-bound Airliner: Collided Near Aberdeen, Maryland.   2000 FEET IN THE AIR   The Accident Was Unprecedented In American Com~ mercial Air Travel.

NONE HURT IN FIRST CRASH OF KIND EVER REPORTED IN NATION  ~ PASSENGERS ALL HAPPY __AS NOT. EVEN SCRATCH’ °eECETVED. RY ANYONE

Airliners In Air Crash; 85 Escape Death   Pilots Land Ships Safely; Accident Called Unprecedented

Quick Thinking  Saves Planes   Crews of Two Colliding Air Liners Bring Both Down Safely

SAVE LIVES OF 85 ON PLANES   2 Airliners Collide Over Washington, But None Are Hurt

None Hurt In Collision Of Airliners   Lives Of 85 Saved By Pilot Reactions

Unprecedented Incident -- - -_  Airliners Collide:  85 On Board Saver By Fast Think”

Lewis Offers — To Deal With Captive Mine:   U. 8. Steel Suggests Men Return Under Promise Of Retenanetivea Pav

Separate Pact For Captive Shafts Spurned      U.S. Steel Says Offer of UMW Chief is Ruse

MINE CONTRACI OFFERED STEEI   Little Hope for Resumption Seen in Negotiations

Coal Production Resumed Under Aewis Sanction   President Lewis’ Demand For Retroactive Pay Settlement Before Negotiations Stymies Bargaining For Present.

MINES OPEN BUT NO SETTLEMENT IS YET IN SIGHT   Factories. Will Get Most of Coal. Mined:  - During. Truce

TRUMAN ASKS MINERS AN OWNERS TO BRING NEW C TO HIM BY WEDNESDAY Nf

IN DEATH OF  HIS BRIDE   Married 1 Four’ Weeks, Find Detroit Woman Strangled 

SEN. PEPPER SEES ANTI-SOVIET PLOT   CHARGES THAT U. §S. AND BRITAIN ARE “GANGING UP ON RUSSIA”

Pepper Claims U.S., England Ganging Reds   Florida Senator Attack: Britain’s Impecialiem, Defends Reds’ Polity

U.S.-BRITISH GANGING UP ON REDS -PEPPER   Florida Senator Avers Byrnes Backs Rotten World Status Quo

Pepper Hits U. S. Support OF ‘British Imperialism’ _   Ereaadam Limited

SEN. PEPPER HITS BRITISH IMPERIALISM   Florida Man Says Two Great Nations “Gang Up” on Russia

Pepper Says U.S. Britain Gang Up” on Russia   Hatch Hotly Disputes Con. lention; Byrnes s Criticized

Pepper Charges U. S. Aid ing Imperialism   Says United States, Brit. ain Ganging Up ‘on Russia

Pepper Starts Senate Foreigr Policy Debate   Hatch Counters with Denial U. S., Britain Ganging Up on Russiz

BYRNES RAPS POLE POLICE IN SLAYING!      Follows Bevin's Lead With Charging Implication

‘Polish Police Blamed in Recent Deaths   U. 5. and Britain Are Aligned in Making Accusations

SURPLUS SALE ‘BY WAA PROFITLESS   Director “OF Divisior Expresses Doubt Returns -

GOVERNMENT LOSS OF 3 BILLION SEEN   Moriarity Doubts U. S. WHI Make Anything on Sale of Surplus Electronic Eauipnmient.

Will Reopen P. H. Hearings   Promise New Check Into 11th Hour Developments

PEARL HARBOR QUIZ REOPENED      Committee Decides To Recall Adm. Stark For Further Questioning

Ghost Throws A Mean Curve  Brick-Tossing ‘Phantom’ Plagues Michigan Village

FEW RESISTING IRANIAN ARMY   ONLY 20 KILLED IN INVASION OF AZERBAIJAN

INSURGENT GROUP STILL RESISTING TROOPS IN TABRIZ   Central Government Forces “Extend Control Over Azverbotian Towns

JACOBS FACES _ DAMAGE SUIT   CONGRESSMAN SAYS HE WILL SUE FIGHT PROMOTER FOR $100,000 FOR LIBEL

AFL, ClO MACHINISTS’ STRIKE ENTERS THIRD MONTH IN BAY AREA   POLICE GUARD AGAINST VIOLENCE. AT ALAMEDA

Bomber Crew Dies In Crash   Army Announces B-24 Bom. ber In Fata! Crash In Alaska On June 16

ee, eed  LaGuardia Backs Yugoslav Charge  Places Propaganda Blame On Military

LaGuardia Backs Yugoslav Claims  Appeals for Speed  in Refucee Plan

LA GUARDIA ON YUGOSLAV SIDE   UNRRA Head Says Allies Permitting Releases Of Propaganda

UNION LOCALS APPROVE NEW PAY CONTRACT   NEW CARS_ START ROLLING OUT BY APRIL 1

G. M. CREWS RESUME WORK NEXT WEEK   Rank and File of Strikes Expectec  to Ratify Agreement for 1814 Cent Raise.

GM Workers To Return Next Weel  Quick Ratification Of Aqreement Seen

ARMY DISCHARGES TO BE STEPPED UP   NEW DIRECTIVE ADVANCES DATE FOR RELEASE OF SOME IN MID-PACIFIC.

LOSES TEMPER; GAINS FREEDOM   lowa Chief of Police Locks Himself in Jail

Trial OF Hess Is Postponed   No Indication Of Decisior On Plea To Be Allowed To Conduct Own Case

- Five Killed in Army Plane Crash; — 16 Escape Death in Airliner Mishap

PLANE CRASHES FATAL TO FIVE      MEDIUM BOMBER AND BIG TRANSPORT PLANE IN TWO SEPARATE ACCIDENTS IN ‘VIRGINIA

HIS PIN MONEY, PERHAPS Son of Millionaire Draws  $20 a Week in Jobless Pay

Report Chennault To Be Chiang’'s Adviser   Asks Congress Award CMH To Gen Patton

(CANADIAN OFFICIALS GAVE INFORMATION   Gavernment Says Persens In Trust Provided Seerets Te Foreign  Power

GOP SENATORS NOW ENGAGED -IN ARGUMENTS   TAFT AND OTHERS ARE TAR. _ GETS FOR CRITICISM bY ah. -SOME-MEMBERS_ OF.

SENATORS MEET TO PLAN LAWS, GIVE OUT JOBS   Behind-The-Scenes Squabble Over Chairmanships Of Committees Slated   BILBO OUSTER STUDIED   Southerner May Be Seated Before Move Starts; Democrat Appeals

GOP. SENATORS MEET 10 SETTLE COMMITTEE JOBS   Legislative Progrem and Bilbo Problem Alse Up : for Discussion

THE! NEWS5:  n.- Dain. MATION Ee   ©OAN’T COMPARE U. S. RUDGET WITH RUSSIA’S

@ PAUL MALLON—      Slash Is Not Necessarily Slash If It Involves Russ Budget

(iovt. Plans Enforcement Program To Combat Black Market In Meat -- Porter

—OPA POLICY — ‘Black Marketers Beware,’ Warning  ) Alomws Mont Prince    New Meat Prices May Be Higher, - Porter Reveals

Government Mapping Tough Program to Fight Black Market   Porter Says Meat Price Ceilings Will Be Higher When Restored; Pork Will Be Scarce Next Month

Peace Hope In China Set Back   Fighting Goes On A: ‘ Communists Block Peace Session

Stua rt’s Peace For China Plan Strikes Snag   Communists : “Demand Two ‘Major: Concesstons ‘Before They Wilk Particinate

NEW BARRIER IN WAY  OF PERCE IN-CHINA  AS FIGHT RENEWED GOVERNMENT FORCES  REPORTED TO HAVE TAKEN VITAL CITY

German Spies Are Communist Converts   Chinese Peace Group Hits Possible Snag

COMMITTEE RUNS INTO SNAG WHEN PEACE CONSIDERED   Communists Want Further Con: cession from Nahonalists in China Wranegle

Chinese Reds Ask Guarantees   Want Shooting Halted When Council Forms

Chinese ‘Peace’ Committee Hits Possible Snag   “Communists Demand Chiang Make Two Major Concessions

PEACE FOR CHINA HITS RED SNAG   Communists Demand Major  cessions Before Joining Committee of Five; Nats Take Jehol Capital

(NATIONALIST   Reds Claim Victory That Could Change Civil War’s Course

China’s Peace Attempt Strikes Snag   Communists Demand Concessions Before Agreement

Stuart Group Bogged At First   Attempt To React Peace For China Runs Into Snag

ChinesePeace Strikes Snag   Communists Demand Two Major Concecsions From Government

Peace Effort In China Hits A New Snag   Communists Demand 2 Major Concessions From Generalissimo

THE CHINA PEACE COMMITTEE STRUCK A POSSIBLE SNAG   Communists Demand = That Chiang Kai-Shek Make Two Major Concessions.   BEFORE THEY WILL ACT   The Generalissimo’s Troops Filed Unopposed Into Chenzteh.

Action on New Labor Laws Is Urged by Taft   Substitution of Democratic Methods For Autocratic Power Proposed by Lucas

RedsBackUp On Count Of  Troops Plan   Lucas Calls For Congressional Probe Of Unions To Find ‘Aatocratic Power’ Cases

Claims Navy ‘Bludgeoned Info Suspending Work On 37 of Its Vessels

Vote Ends qT hreat to Oil Supply   Strike Paralyzes Transit System In Philadel shia

ARMY CAPTAIN BACK SWEEPING STREETS   in Military Uniform With Bars Agleam, Officer Clieerfully Pushes Broom in New York.

National Income  io Hit Record  - 175 Billions Peak ’ Viewed for 1947

Record Income OF $175 Billion Seen for 19d]   Bureau of Agricultural Economics Predicts 6 Pct. Hike

RISE IN NATIONAL INCOME FORECAST   GOVERNMENT BUREAU PREDICTS IT WILL REACH $175,000,000,000 IN 1947.

New Zealandet Lashes Out at UN Veto Rule   Terms It “A Shotgun Wedding” Forced on Smaller Countries

CHECK STORY OF CONFESSED DEGNAN SLAYER   Chicago Police Find Discrepancies in Thomas’ Tale

Discrepancies Are Found in Felon’s Story   Ex-Convict Confesses To Slaying of Degnan Girl in Chicago Jan. 7

Check ‘Confession’ of Ex-Convict He’s Degnan Girl Killer   Chicago Officers Will Question Man Held in Phoenix, Arizona

Discrepancies In Confession Being Studied   Chicago Police Investigate New Angle To Killing Of Suzanne Degnan

OPERATORS 10 SEEK RELEASE OF COAL MINES   Claim Lewis Demand Is  “Road To Ruin”

Murder Charged  In Tucumcari Case   Special Court Term May Be Summoned

Porter Warns On Increases   Says Price And Rent Increases To Be Disallowed If Congress Revives Control   ASKS 34,000 O. P. A. EMPLOYES TO STICK

BUSINESSMEN ASKED TO HOLD DOWN PRICES   Increases To Be Disallowed It Price Control Is Revived

Kiwanis Club Installs Its Vice President   Horse Show Next Week Is Discussed

Five Percent Rise In Cost of Living Is Seen By Bowle:   Econemic Stabilizer Favors Wage Increase for Federal Employes

EXTENSION PRICE ACT IS URGED   Wage Boost Fo. Government  Help Sought

PALESTINE. PATROLLED BY TROOPS   Streets Of Major Cities Teem With Extra Details

JAP PUPPET OFFICER SENTENCED T0 DEATH   Foreign Minister at Nanking Condemned for Treason—Wife Given Life Prison Ferm.

GOUPLE WED 80 YEARS HONORED BY CHILDREN   Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shupe¢ Married at Stockton, N. J.   FARMERS MANY YEARS

HERE AND THERE IN - BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To in The Various unities

World-Wide Food Crisis Seen As Result Of Strike; Freight Embargo Goes On

Creameries Of County Organize  For Improvement  Forward Step In Dairy Industry

Ship Unions Seek Support   Owners Request Permission to Drop Out of Talks

MARITIME UNION TO TIE UP U.S. SHIPPING   ClO Group Allied With Russian Organization

HOPE TO STOP SHIP. SERVICE ‘AROUND GLOBI   CIO GROUP SEEKS TO HAMPER U. 8. SHIPPING ABROAD If  SCHEDULED STRIKE  —___—_——_—__}]§ STARTED _______

Truman Planning Trio of Separate Congress Letters   He Declines to Comment On Tax Reduction Views; Silent on Lewis

CIO Wage Plan ... Seen Inducing -~ New Walkouts   Industry Leaders Doubt 25 P. C. Baise Possible Without Hiking Prices

House Committee Joins Clamor for Labor Law Changes   Ask Measures Be Corrective Instead Of Punitive

TRUMAN IGNORES TAX CUT QUIZ   Plans to Send Three Separate Messages to Congress

Not Talk Now as to  ‘Tax Cut   President Plans Sending Three Messages to the New Congress

‘No Comment’ On Taxes I scenemaenemmeeinmmnmen eens sno anesanesanecan_teen cae eemnaneemliatnatacamtaieadliisinseitattiwetaatemmattiaeniens ieemnemeied  Truman To Send Three Messages To New Congress

Truman Plans  Three Messages   President Silent About His Views On Tax Reduction

qT ruman Is Mum on Tax Cut Chances   Plans Messages  To New Congress

Truman Refuses To Talk Tax Cut   Reduction Issue Is Sidestepped In  Conference

Truman Will Send Trio Of Messages   Will Be on State of Union, Budget and on Report Of Maximum Employment Council

Truman Plans 3 Messages To Congress  Refuses To Talk  About Tax Cuts  With Renorters

No Comment From Truman  (On Tax Cuts   House Group Demands Reductions, Changes in Labor Laws

Truman Declines To Talk About Tax Reduction   President Plans Three Messages To New Congress

President Declines to Discuss Prospects of Tax Slash, Lewis Issue   DECLARES HE WILL SEND 3 SEPARATE MESSAGES TO THE NEW CONGRESS—BELIEVES HIS MESSAGE WILL BE FOR WELFARE OF THE NATION

Truman Is Silent on Tax Issue   Refuses Comment On Reductions In Press Talk With Newsmen.

Adm. Doenitz Gave Orders.   Naval Head Demanded Murder Of Survivors

In the Cause of Peace, President Truman Said; a Warning Issued By Secretary of State Byrnes.   SPOKE AT OPENING SESSION U. N. COUNCIL   Byrnes Presented the President’s.100-Word Message at the Opening Session In New York Teday.

RED DECISION TO QUIT IRAN IS SEEN AS FIRST VICTORY   OFFERS PROMISE OF BETTER RELATIONS BETWEEN BIG THREE

Sec. Byrnes Says from Now on No Natior Must Be Allowed to Become Aggressor; UN Security Council Formally Launched

Russians Will Evacuate Iran, Council Told ©   Big Improvement In Relations Of  Nations le Seen

Dr. Quo, Council Head, Presides at Opening Session  Truman Welcome  Beacantad: he Buono

Secretary Byrnes Reads 100Word Note of Welcome from President, and He  Speaks Few Words.   ‘SAYS NO NATION IS --'TO CONTROL POWERS

Co-Operation of U. S. Is Pledged To UNO Councli   Message From Truman Opens First Meeting Of Group in America

Limit Today’s Council Parley To Formalities   Delegations Await Official Information on Red Withdrawal From Iran

REPORTED REDS HAVE AGREED TO EVACUATE IRAN   Major Improvement In Russian-U. S.-British Relations May Result From Moscaw Decision.

Truman  Welcomes Delegates   Pledges U. S. Cooperation; Formalities and Speech-Making Only  On Agenda For Todav

Byrnes Warns Nations   Says No Country Must Be Allawed to Take Law Into Own Hatids

Byrnes Gives Welcome Talk  For Truman   Reported Russian Move To Quit Iran Appears To Have Pulled Council Through Worst Crisis

Byrnes Reads Message From President At Opening Session  DELAY. ‘Y ACTION  Discussion Of. Iranian Jasue Set Back To .

Council Puts Iran Issue Off For Davy   No Nation Has Right To Take Law Into Own Hands. Warns Byrnes.

lranian Issue Starts Tuesday   President Point: Out Importance  Of Unity

SOVIETS 10 PULL TROOPS FROM IRAN   Truman Delivers Message to First Meet on U. S. Soil

Soviet And fran Action Delayed  Until Tomorrow   U. S. To Insist Both Nations Submit Report

Security Council Session Opens With News of Russ-lran Accord; No Discussion of Issue

Nations Warned By Byrnes as Session Opens   “No Nation Has Right To Take Law Into Its Own Hands,’ He Said

America’ s Cooperation Pledaed by President   Truman’s 100-Word Message of Welcome to Security Council Read

Security Council Hears US Pledge Of Cooperation  Tr uman, Byrnes eo oe S S seam ores

TRUMAN GIVES U. §. SUPPORT T0 UNO GROUP   . Tenston Is Eased by Report of Russian Withdrawal From fran

Nations Must Litigate Their Differences   No Nation Shall Take Law Into Own Hands;  Delay Iran Issue

Soviets Say They'll Get Out of Iran   Issue Eased; Secretary Says None Must Take Law in Own Hands.

Russians Will Evacuate Iran, Council Told   Big Improvement In Relations Of  Ad satawe fe Seow

United States  Will Insist on a Report From Both Russia and Iran

Truman Speech Pledges U. S. to Work for Peace   First Day Given Over To Formalities As Red Withdrawal Changes Picture   + TOHN MM. HIGHTOWER

Relays Special Message To First Session of Council Held in N.Y.C.; Bymes Declares No Nation Should Take Law in Its Own Hands Again

UNO COUNCIL OPENS MEET   Truman Pledges U. S. Cooperation In Cause  Of Peace

‘Seminoles H. old Mysterious ‘Green Corn Dance’ With Life Of 17-Year-Old Indian Maiden Who Loved White Youth At Stake

Life of Indian Maid Is at Stake in Seminoles’ Secret, IMysterious ‘Green Corn’ Dance

Seminole Council Debates F ate of Indian Maid Who Rore Child to White Lover-[t Will Be Severe

‘LIFE OF INDIAN MAID RESTS ‘ON DECISION OF TRIBESMEN   Seminoles, Technically Still At War Wath United States, Te Decide Fate Of Girl Whe Fell In Love With White Youth

Life of Indian Maid at Stake  Tribal Members Of Florida   Seminoles Hold Corn Dance

Truman Discusses  Deadlocked  Coal Situation  Mine Seizure Is Possible,

Coal Dispute Is Discussed By President   Conference With Lewis Reported; Seizure Viewed

Truman Discusses Deadlocked Coal Siluation  Mine Seizure Is Possible, Observers Sav

Union will econter with Inland Corp.  - To present pay boost proposal

Britain Moving More Troops To Palestine   Garrison Expected to Be ‘Doubled by End Of Year

LIBRARIAN FOUND DEAD WITIt 24 STAB WOUNDS IN BODY  —BLOODY FOOTPRINTS   ONLY CLUE: .

Librarian Slain  At Bryan, Ohio   Find 30-Year Old Librarian Emily Abernathy Victim Of Brutal Stabbing

TWO CHILDREN DIE IN BURNING MARYLAND HOME   Parents And Six Brether« And Sisters Suffer Burns dn Fire Farly Tedar

BUTTER IN CALIFORNIA DISAPPEARING AS A SNOWBALL IN DEATH VALLEY. SENATORS TOLN

LLING PLACE EN UNTIL (CLOCK   id Workers on Job or First Time in anv Years

Guaranteed. Wage Plans Are Studied   -Government_ Hopes To Cut Down . Labor Unrest

Two-Thirds Rule Faces Bitter Tiff  By Molotov   Minister Contends ‘Simple Majority” Would Form Blve

Prices Level Cif Without Controls   Figure Generally Nea: OPA Authorizations, Surveys Disclose.

THINK PRICES ARE BECOMING MORE STABLE   Consumer Demonstrations Pro testing Rising Prices Are Continuing

CONSUMERS CONTINUE PROTESTS   Prices Level Off At Old OPA or Higher Ceilings

Price Boosts. Seen Slowing  Level Off Pending OPA Control Action

Buyers Continue Demonstrations Against Price:   Costs, However, Level Off ““Ar Old OPA Ceilings ~ In Most Areas

Claim Firing At Aberdeen “Spy Scare”   Demand Hearing for Five Ousted Employes, Say-, ‘ing Move Baited for  . Coruress Action

FIVE UNIONISTS ASK HEARING AT ABERDEEN   Union Chief Charges War Department Of Spy Scare

Hearings Are' Demanded For Union Workers   CIO Union President Charges Attempt to Start Spy Scare

ARMY DENIES UNION BUST ALLEGATIONS   Charge Is Made After Discharge Of Five Persons

DISMISSED WORKERS DEMAND HEARINGS   Five At Aberdeen Proving Ground Fired On Orders Of War Pepartment

Union Seeks Hea ring For Five Workers   Commumistic Dealings Hinted As Cause Of Dismissal Of 5

Warns Against Disclosing Fate Of Nazi Leaders   To Begin Reading Verdict On Monday

House Committee  ‘Doubles rund for Atomic Research  Ap, ropriutio.s , Group  Overrides Pudyzet Rurawu Twice

Gigantic Appropriations Budget Debate Starts Today On House Floor

House Gets Bis Appropriation Bill for Army   Measure, Largest in Peacetime, Includes Funds for Atom Energy

Fund for Atomic Development Is Nearly Doubled   House Committee Makes Changes In Army Budget

Army’s Atomic Fund Doubled  House Group Hikes Rudcet Rurean Plan

House Doubles Army's Atomic Program Fund   Chops _ $150,000,000 From Foreign Relief Allotment

Foreign Relief Allotment.ts Slashed  Funds For Nation's Atom Setup Doubled

ARMY ATOMIC FUND DOUBLED   House Committee Grants Big Boost Over Sum Fixed by Bureau

Young Girl Reported Murdered And Raped   Body of Ruth McGurk is Found in Cranberry Bog Reservoir

OCONOR IN BITTER ATTACK ON RADCLIFFE   Geverner Criticizes Mis Sematorial Rival Fer Failing To Suppert Traman te Critic

O'Conor Criticizes Sen, Radcliffe For Campaigning on “Day of Crisis"

NOMINEES IN STATE RATIFIED   Louisianians Also Voting On 31 Constitutional Amendments

REDS OPPOSE, U.S. SUPPORTS BRITISH PLAN   Long Debate Fails To Bring Accord On Voting Rules

Russia Blocks Agreement On Rules Of Vote   Molotay Still Opposed to Twa-Thirds Vote for  Gonference

Reds Reject Compromise  By British   Cenference Holds Lengthy Debate on Two-Thirds  Wate laane

Kiwanians _ Install 1947 Club Officers   Rev. Robert Morris to Head Organization Durinz Next Year

Kiwanians Install. 1947. Club Officers      Rev. Robert Morris ‘to. Head: Organization Durins Next Year

Will Issue Call Unless Congress Acts By July 31   Conference With Key Leaders Held: Ask Attorney General To Prepare Bill

PLANS ACTION F CONGRESS LAPSES CURB   Legislators’ Meeting Decides Special Session Cail: July 31 Deadline. ~

lowa to Act on Rents If OPA Vetoed   Gov. Blue to Call Special Session of State Lawmen

MOVE DEPENDS ON ACTION BY CONGRESSMEN   Blue, Key Legislators Agree oni Session Sf Ne Rent Act by July 31

Rankin Asked To Prepare A Tentative Bill   Decision Reached By Gov. Blue, Key Legislators In Parley Today

Way To Ratify Constitution  Chinese Hurdle   Communists Insist That Election Be Held Before Adoption

Steubenville, Ohio Pastors Mass to End Crime Wave  Three Die in 10   Three Die in 10 Days; Church Leaders Ask Guns

IRATE PISTOL-PACKIN’ PARSONS ASK PERMISSION TO BATTLE CRIME WAVE

Ohio Pastors Demand      3 Murders in 10 Days; Clergy; Vets Would Clean Up Town With Vice-Squad

11 Pastors Ask Right to Carry Guns   Crime Wave Hits  Ohio County

Pastors Would Create Pistol Packing Posse   Rotan Oil Mill Due To Re-Open Monday

Ohio Pastors Demand Right To Carry Guns   3 Murders in 10 Days; Clergy, Vets Would Clean Up Town With Vice-Squad

Pastors Ready Fight Against Crime Wave   Ask For Right To Carry Guns To Stamp Out ‘Rac keteering.’

London Gem Thieves Get More Booty   Daugkter of Kennedy Is Robbed; So’s Boss of Kina’s Household.

Truman Attacked On Jewish Policy   President Has Failed te Keep Pledges, Charge

Truman’s Palestine Plan Fails, Says U.S. Zionist   Silver, President of American Branch, Leads World Congress Revolt Against Moderation Policy

‘COOLER WEATHER HERE   Flora Says North Winds Bring Lower Temperatures But No Rain

GOP GIVEN BIG LEAD IN MAINE   Early Returns in Voting Indicate Clean Sweep For Republicans

Republicans Lead Maine Election   Appear Headed For 6th Straight  Clean Sween

ES TO IGATE HARGE   Or 2 ‘oS : = ; Secy 62S suncil Limits Scope Cf Probe To  Border Areas

U.N. Council Votes To Probe Border  Trouble in Greece   Soviet Delegate Drops Insistence on Full Quiz Of Hellenic Regime

U.N. Council Votes To Probe Balkans Row   Will Investigate Border Violations Involving Greece

Council Will Send Prober:s Into Balkans   Alleged Violation Of Greck Borders To Be Investigated

FORCES JOINED AGAINST RED TRIESTE MOVE   Byrnes, Bevin To Take Issue On  Amendments

sateen ate  Rev. O'Connell Will Address K. of C. at Dinner Sunday Evening

Inquiry Into Atomic Bomb Project Near   Congressional Committee To Probe Need For Continued Huge Expenditures On Bombs

22 Persons Die When Southern  Str eams [I lood   Heavy Damage Caused In Tennessee, Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Georgia

OHIO HIGHWAYS DEATH TOLL MUCH HIGHER THAN IN ‘45      DEATHS FOR FERST SIX MONTHS 64 PERCENT ABOVE SAME PERIOD LAST YEAR

OHIO'S TRAFFIC TOLL INCREASING   283 Deaths Listed during First Six Months of "46

SURPLUS AMERICAN SINIPS AS WELL AS THOSE OF JAPAN D..GERMANY FACE . TESTS. %

GOP Demands American Way  Be Restored   Western Conference Tx Set Up Headquarters In Salt Lake City

Senators Debate Future of OPA   Vanderberg Asks Partial Removal Of Price Controls

LIFTING OF OPA CONTROLS AS TEST PROPOSED   Vandenberg Suggests One Industry Be Used in Test

Mihailovie Mercy Plea Ts Spurned   Sentence Of Death On Chetnik Leader And Others Upheld. Belgrade Keports

MIHAILOVIC’S PLEA FOR MERCY TURNED DOWN BY YUGOSLAVS  FORMER GUERRILLA IS CONDEMNED TO DIE AS TRAITOR DURING WAR

Mihailovie Is Denied Appeal   General Asks For Mercy After His Sentence Toa Death

Trumans. Get Degrees   President to Be Given Honorary LLD As Mar garet Gets Her AB

right Rages in Manchuria  Caw (nano! FOr Udpiidl   Chiang Acts ty Snand  wproe  Government Shuffle, Ease Tense Situction

BUSINESS GROUF HITS EFFORTS T( DESTROY OPA   NAM Propaganda Is Called a “National Scandal”

Little Guys Battle NAM   Businessmen Revolt  . In Fight to Seve OPA

Small Business — Firms Revolt At OPA Ouster Drive      Charge. NAM Lobby  Against Price Control Is ‘“‘National Scandal’

Business Men Band Together to Keep OPA Power Intact   New Group Opposes NAM; Sends Messages to Administration Chiefs

BUSINESS GROUP. WANTS OPA KEPT   Independent Council. At jncke N A. M.

PLEA 10 DEFER TIE-UP EXPECTED IF DAPI EY FANS   Electrical Workers Due to Quit Tomorrow at G. E., G. M., Westinghouse   BUT U. S. MAY STEP IN   Hope for Settling Both Cases Keyed to Prospect of Steel Accord .

Dying Wish to Be  Granted Cardinal  Prelate Will Be Raamiaa ie TT C

Dying Wish to Be  Granted Cardinal Prelate Will Be Buried in U.S.

Cotton Leaders Ask Injunction Against Bowles   Suit Claims Growers And Brokers Hurt By Order To Hike Margin

Suit Filed To Bar \Enforcement Of $5( Margins On Cotton   Cotton Group Says Trading Would Be Near Impossible

Grower Names OPA  In Suit   Asks Injunction Against Enforcing $50 Per Bale Limit

Suit Filed To Knock Out OPA  Magin Order   Cotton Brokers Take Move Against OPA

Court Order Blocks Scheduled Walkout Of Soft Coal Miners   Judge’s Action Comes as Thousands of Men Leave Pits Three Days Ahead of Strike Hour; UMW Boss Has No Comment

COAL CRISIS LEGAL STEPS. __BEING TAKE   FEDERAL JUDGE SIGNS’ RESTRAINING ORDER DFSIGNED TO KEEP MINERS  AT WORK “ye

rovernment And Lewis Preparing For Strike Battle   Fear One Of Nation’s Worst Coal Strikes Is Now ° Fast Looming   MANY MINERS ARE JUMPING GUN

Tension Runs eAt High Pitch  In Palestine   Five Persons Killed and 27 Injured In Series Arab Jewish Clashes  Yesterday      Mines Exploded On Railway Line   Reports Spread Another Refugee Ship Has Been Sighted By RAF Planes

ARAB - JEWISH RIOTS FLARE   Disorders In Holy Land Injure 27, Kill Five; Tension At High Pitch.

Tension High In Palestine   Five Killed, 27 Hurt in Disorders Yesterday

Tension High In Palestine  Jews. Arahe Fiocht   Jews, Arabs Fight Over Land Rights

Tension Prevails Today  » Die. 27 Hurt In Arab-Jew  Weekend Riots

Tension Reported at High Pitch in Palestine Following Sunday Clash That Costs Lives of Five Men

TENSION RISES IN HOLY LAND; ) LOSE LIVES   Nine Others Wounded as Arabs Battle Jews in Northern Palestine

ARAB-JEWISH TENSION HIGH   5 Killed, 24 Hurt In Sunday Clash; No New Outburst Today

Tension High In Palestine   Five Killed When Arabs, Jews Fight Over Land Ownership

Five Killed, 27 Hurt In Clashes   Ownership of Land Causes Trouble; Knives, Clubs Used

Three Arabs, 2 Jews Die in Fight Over Land Ownership at Settlement

Feeling High In City Tiberius   Three Arabs And Two Jews Killed And*27 Injured In Riots; Small Mine Explodes Under Train At Battir

Jew-Arab Tension At High Pitch in  Northern Palestine  5 Killed, 27 Hurt In Sunday Clashes Over Holy Land

HOLY LAND REMAINS  TENSE AFTER BITTER  FIGHT OVER WEEKEND ARABS, JEWS ENGAGE  EACH OTHER FIRST — - TIME FOR YEARS

Palestine Scene Of  Disorder   Tension Follows Week-End of  Violence

Police Report Tension High But No More Arab-Jewish Clashes ThroughJerusalem

TENSIGN RISES IN HOLY LANO AFTER JEW-ARAB BATTLE   Score Injured in Clash ‘Over ' Ownership of Settle. ment Land

Bates Will Play Glass  Bowl Game   Puts Undefeated Record On Line

MIXED VIEWS DN PALESTINE OPENING PLAN   Recommendations to Admit 100,000 Jews at Once Stirs Both Sides.

Arabs Fired  Up Over Holy Land Report   Reaction Here, Abroad Mixed Over Anglo-US Recommendation to Allow 100,000 More Jews in Palestine

Report on Palestine Lights Fuse   Recommendation for Immediate Admission OF Jews Brings Mixed Reaction

Arab League Official Says Recommendation Means’ . RDenawer Tarracicen °

Plan to Open Palestine to  Jews Offered   Mixed Reaction Follows Commission’s Proposal To Allow Admission of 100,000 to Holy Land

Messa ves T'o White House Favor Report   e Expre:     sstuns of Opinion So Far Stem Mainly From Jewish Organizations and Individuals   Arabs Prophesy Fresh Violence   Anglo-American Report De. clares Palestine Should Be Neither Arab Nor Jewish State

Palestine  ‘Issue Not. Yet Settled   Committee Report Does Not Satisfy Either Side; Arabs Are Bitterly Opposed

Mixed Reactions Follow A Report   Arabs Feel Violence Would Follow Admission of  100,000. Jews   MANY HERE FAVOR IT   White House Admits Com: ment Is Mainly From Jewish Groups

‘Committee Urge: 100,000 Jews [Admitted Now    Halds That Strife- Torn Holy Land Must. Become Neither Jewish Nor Arab. State

‘Reaction Greets Palestine Report   Admission of 100,000 Jews To British Mandate Moved

Anglo-Americans Suggest Entrance Of 100,000 Jews   Arabs Will Call  A Nationwide Ctriba in Derntact

Anglo-American Proposal Concerning Palestine Jews Bring Mixed Views

CEILINGS ARE LIFTED FROM STAPLE FOODS   MAJOR DEFEAT FOR ADMINISTRATION INDICATED

RIDDLED OPA MEASURE GETS SENATE ACTION   Price Cailings Are Taken Off Numerous Items of Food

Measure Takes Price Lids Off Meat, Butter   Petroleum, Products Also Added to List; Conference Group  To Reconcile Bills

Meat, Eqqs, Milk, Butter, Poultry Ceilings Struck   Bill Must Go to House for Assent; Defeat for Truman

20 Te 30-Cent Increase In Meat Price Will Fel low, Downey Says   PORTER AND BOWLES MAY RESIGN POSITIONS

Provides End June 30 of Oil  Price Controls   Price Ceilings on Milk, Eggs, Meat, Butter And Other Market-Basket Items Are Also Set Up Under Drastic Curbs on OPA

Bill Would Kill Price Ceilings on Basic Food:   Passage Regarded as Major Defeat For Administration: House Next

Senate OK’s Legislation Slashing OPA   Removes Ceilings From Much Foed, Also Oil, Tobacco

PASSES MEASURE  SLASHING POWERS: ON PRICE FIXING   Administration Suffers Major Defeat as Cons trols on Oil, Tobacco and Major Food Items Are Lifted—Chamber Outlaws Ceilings Re ducing Prewar Profit Margins of Dealers, -

Senate Takes Lid Off Meat, Eggs, Milk And Other Price Controls   Bill Slashes OPA To Shadow Of Its Wartime Power Extends Agency For One Year, But Amounts To Major Administration Loss

OPA Extended But Power Is Cut By Senate   Ceilings Would be Dropped from Many Market-Basket Items

House Given Badly Ripped OPA Measure   Senate Last Night Passes Bill That Takes Away Many Wartime Powers and Eliminates Ceilings.

May Be Cut   OPA Backers Claim Modified Setup Would Boost Prices Over Nation

Senate Approves Modified OPA Measure, 53-11  . Action Seen as Major Defeat For Truman Administration

Takes Price Ceilings Off Many Items.   Bill Now Goes to House To Be Ironed* Out. Bowles Ready to Resicn

Senate Assures Profits, © Ends Ceiling on Dealers’ Pre-War Markup Margins

Wartime Power, Price Ceilings Cut to Shadow   Curbs Are Taken Off Major Food Items, Oil and Tobacco

Bill Riddling OPA Voted By Senators   Would Extend Agency a Year but Drastically Slach He Pawerc.

Measure Would End Meat, Dairy Price Controls   - Legislation Goes Back to House For Conference   Goes to House

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Curbs On Top Food ltems May Be Cut   OPA Backers Claim Modified Setup Would Boost Prices Over Nation

New OPA Chief OK’dby Senate   Swift Action on Price Complaints Promised

Cheese Plants Idled By Strike   Workers Ask Raises; Parley Breaks Down

McMahon Has  Solution for Atomic. Veto  “Senate Chairman “Suggests World Court Make Decision

Rofarians Told World Must Find New Philosophy  tigi Moke War aap ea hides ae

VET BENEFITS INCREASED UNDER NEW LEGISLATION   MEASURE AWAITING TRUMAN'S SIGNATURE PROVIDES 20 PER CENT BOOST IN DISABILITY PAYMENTS

Bill To Increase Disability Aids   President Truman Expected To Sign Act Increasing Vet Allowances

President's Palace Hit By Bomb As Rebels Attempt To Seize Reins Of Government

Venezuela Capitol  Bombed by Rebels   Conservatives Revolt Against Betancourt

4] Soldiers Hurt in Train Crash   Army Special Hits Freight Near Whitefish Lake

Expert Alpinists Make Way “On Treacherous Snow To Arrive At Scene

Sixty Rescuers Reach Wrecked Army Transport   All Eleven Passengers Alive; Rescue Party Spans Snow-Hidden Alp Crevasses

Mountaineer Squads Plough Through Big Snowdrifts Té Aid Eleven Victims

ALL OCCUPANTS OF PLANE SURVIVED CRASH ON GLACIER   Sick and Injured Passengers To Be Moved fo First Aid Hut

Rescue Crew Arrives At  Wreck Scene   1] Passengers Of Downed Transport Revorted Alive

Rescue Squad Reaches Scene Of Plane Crash In Swiss Alps  Removal of Injured Passengers Under Way; 11 Americans Survive Ordeal in Mountains

Prepare To Bring Down 11 Americans   Aid Most Seriously Ill Or Injured First; Start  Descent Tomorrow.

Rescuers Reach Marooned Yank:   Teams Plow Through Snow in Swiss Alps

11 WHO WERE ABOARD CRAFT FOUND ALIVE   Preparations Begun to Remove Victims, Marooned Since Plane Went Down Tuesday in Swiss Alps Glacial Bowl

Rescuers Reach Wrecked Plane, Move Survivors  Veteran OlLimbare   Veteran Climbers Carrying Victims From Icy Glacier

Air Crash Victims On  Alpine Glacie; ~ May —  Be Removed ) smorrow   HOPE GROUP OF ELEVEN PERSON «'AN BE MOVED FROM GLACIAL CRASH SCENE TO. t HUT HALE-WAY DOWN MOUNTAIN SUR <:Y; PLANS MADE

SICK, INJURED WILL BE FIRST BROUGHT DOWN   Climbers Get Ready For Hazardous Return With Crash Victims

Injured Will Be Removed By Tomorrow   Daring Rescue Work tn Swiss Alps Reaching Climax

Report All 11 Passengers On Craft Survived   Begin Preparations To  Bring Marooned Americane Down From  Glacial sdowl   Rescue Party Rope« Together   Hope To Move Injured To Ski Hut Half Way Down Mountain By Touight

All Tl PERSONS ABOARD CRAFT REPORTEDALIVE   -3 Iowans Among Crew, Passengers Marooned in Switzerland Alps

Rescue Party Finally Reaches Wreckage Of Army Transport In Heights Of Alps

{1 Alps Crash Victims Saved   Rescuers Find All Americans Alive, Some Injured or Sick

Victims Of Crash  Rescued   Swiss Ground Party Ready To Bring Out American Survivors  Prepare Helicopter

To Bring Eleven Americans Down From Swiss Alps   Most Seriously Sick Or injured Passengers To Be Brought Down First

CLIMBERS REACH PLANE WRECKAGE INSWISS ALPS   BEGIN PREPARATIONS TO DESCEND WITH 11 MAROONED AMERICANS

Prepare To Bring 12 Aboard to Safety   Number of Injured Unconfirmes In Reports From Plane Tiatcan Source

Plane Victims Survive 4-Day Alpine Ordeal   Hardy Mountaineers Prepare to Take 11 Marooned Americans Down From 8,000-Foot High Glacial Bowl Where Transport Wrecked.

Preparing fo Bring Victims Down From Alps   Plough Through Mountain Snowdrifts

Helicopter 'Té Be Flown To  Crash Scene      All 11 Americans Alive: Rescue Operations Slow And Hazardous a

Rescue Party Is At Site of Crash   All. t 1 Occupants of Plane Down on Alpine Peak — Reported Alive   WEATHER: CLEARING LP   Rescuers Hope to Remove Victims to Ski Hut by  Tonite

PREPARATIONS BEGIN TO TAKE PASSENGERS DOWN HIGH MOUNTAIN   CONTINGENT OF SWISS ALPINISTS WIN FIGHT WITH SNOW. CLACIER

Alpinists Will Help Remove Stranded Group  Brig. Gen. Snavely Heads Army Side of Operation

Dr. Schacht’s Trial Ended   Link German Financier Will Annexation of Austria, Czechoslovakia

Rearmament of Germany Possible Only Through the Ruthlessness of Schacht

British Make Many Arrests   Probe Of Bombing Of Jeru. salem Hotel Being Continued By Patrols

ARABS THROUGHOUT PALES. TINE HAVE STARTED THEIR BOYCOTT OF JEWISH ES TABLISHMENTS     Ss

Press Search For Extremists   Nearly 400 Arresis Made In Jerusalem

Vet Tells How He Killed Man   26-Year-Old Ex-GI HitchHiker Relates Story _ of Battle.

Vet Charged With Murder In Whisky Bottie Slaying Of Shoe Salesman

Hitch-Hike Killer Tells Of Slaying  Baltimore Salesman Slain On Highway.

FAMED LEPER EXPECTS CURE   Thinks Mrs. Hornbostel Will Leave Carville Within Two Years

New Treatment Methods for Lepers May Mean Cure for Many in Future

Truce Agreement Signed By Dutch And Indonesians  Pact Calls For End To 1 Months Of War In Java, Nearby Islands

Agreement Signed; Bloody Warfare Ends   Netherlands and Indonesia Sign Truce to End Battles

Java Warfare Truce Signed   (4. Months Fighting Ended Ry Duteh. Indonesians

TRUCE SIGNED IN JAVA WAR   Dutch-Indonesian Pact Ends Fighting Which Broke Out After Defeat of Japan

TRUCE SIGNED IN: INDONESI   Agreement Expected To End Long Warfare In Java And Other Islands

Dutch-Indonesia War Ends With Truce-Signing  Natives’ Independence Plea to Be Negotiated   Natives’ Independence Plea to Be Negotiated With No More Violence

INDONESIA SIGNS TRUCE WITH DUTCH   z q AGREEMENT CALLS FOR END OF FIGHTING IN JAVA AND © NEARBY ISLANDS. 

WARFARE ENDS FOR INDONESIA   Netherlands Signs Truce With Republic After 11-Months Siege

Army Offers ‘Atomic Units For Disease   Reséarch Seen Aided By Use of Radioactive  Tentones

BUYERS FIND OPA  ~ PRICES STILL ON   Local Business Men Feel It Is to Their Interest to  Hold Line   UP TO MANUFACTURERS

BUYERS ? — PRICES STILL ON   Local Business Men Feel It Is to Their Interest to Line   UP TO MANUFACTURERS

Quiz Unlikely For 2 Justices   No Intervention By Congress Expected

Cites Words Of Judge to PAC Group   Bridges Suggests Look Into Basis of Ouster Fer Behavior Lack.

Two Killed, Five Hurt In Tornado   Crops, Trees Destroyed By High Wind In New England

Cooperation of Nation Pledged   Statement by Warren R. Austin Brings Loud Applause From Assembly Deleaates

America Will Not, However. Disarm Alone   Safeguards Against Violation, Evasion Also Insisted Upon

International — Police Urged An U.S. Reply   Russia And Other Countries Asked To Report: Armed Strenath

DELEGATE SAYS PSECRECY MUST BE ABOLISHED   Refusing to Take Part in Fight With Molotov, He Pladdee No Rerrimination

U. §. BACKS UP RED CALL FOR DISARMAMENT   America Has Plan   a ee  Austin Goes Further With Request For Arms Inspection

AMERICA PUTS UP CHALLENGE FOR RUSSIANS   DISTRUST INDICATED IN MOLOTOV TALK IS DEPLORED

Sen. Austin Answers Molotov   Wants Inspections. Other Safeguards; Cites Old Mistake

UN Told Old Mistake Won't Be Repeated   Austin Insists Upon Inspections to Guard Against Secret Arms

Nation Will Not Disarm Alone Again   Warren R. Austin Draws Loud Applause in Taking Up Molotov’s Challenge Before U. N, Assemblv

Strong Statement Of Policy Made  Austin Replies To Molotov’s Charaes

AUSTIN WANTS ADVANCED STEE OVER MOLOTOV   Not Only Disarming Favored but Effective Inspections Advocated

Austin Talk Fully Backs Soviet Plan.   Chief U. S. Delegate Insists Inspections Tast Be Carried Out

Austin Says Nation Will Not Repeat  Its Previous Mistake   Safeguards Against States Which Might Try to Arm Secretly Demanded by American Delegate

FRANCE TRYING TO ANNEX SAAR      Explanation Of Recent Actions Demanded By Military Governor

DIZZY DECEMBER Public's Puzzling Antics Reach Peak in Yule Month

ADMIRAL SAYS MOST ANIMALS ~ STILL ALIVE AFTER BOMBING       BLANDY SPIKES RUMORS THAT ANIMALS WHO LIVED THROUGH BLAST DYING  “LIKE FLIE.

Low Production Is Direct Result Of Pit Walkout   ace Possibility of Electric Dimout in Parts Of State

Yugoslavs Connected With Trial Punished   Cotholig, Church Excom-municates Officials of Gov't

CHURCH BACKS ARCHBISHOP Vatican Assails Slav Leaders For Part In Catholic’s Trial

Yugoslavs Incur Serious Catholic Penalty   Those Responsible for Stepinac Trial Termed Liable

Catholic Church Excommunicates Yugoslav Leaders  Officials Connected Witt Stepinac Trial Incur Grave Penalty

VATICAN SHUTS CHURCH DOORS ON YUGOSLAYS   Catholics Connected With Stepinac Trial Are Excommunicated

HOUSING DELAY COSTS 3,000 HOMES EACH DAY   Truman Asks Again for Price Ceilings on All New Houses

Housing Bill Author Fears Plan Doomed   Appeal of Truman For Old Home Lid Arrives Tao Late

Home Plan Bogs Down   President’s Housing Bill Meets Opposition Despite Wyatt Warning

Truman Housing Program Delayed   Wyatt Warns That Each Day’s Delay Costs 3,000 Units

Housing Delay Proves Costly  Truman’s Program In Tougher Straits

HOME BUILDING PLAN BOSS DOWN   Strong Indication of Need to Revamp Setup

Delay Costing 3,000 Houses Daily ....  Truman Housing Program Now In Tougher Straits; Opposition Is Unshaken

Solons Stall On Truman’s Housing Plan   Delay Costs 3,000 New Units Daily

Building Plan bogs Down on  Capitol Hill   Indications Are That White House Might Have to Recast Its Housing Proposals   Substitute Bill.

Housing Program ils Bogging Down:   Housing Expediter Says Delay Is Costing Nation 3,000 New: Living Unite Daily

Truman Housing Program Needs Fresh Support  Delay Costs 3000 Houses Each Day

Future Dark For Truman Housing Plar   Administration Wins Delay as House Lines Up Against Measure

HOUSING PROGRAM MIRES DOWN DEEPER THAN EVER   Despite Expediter Wyatt's Warning That. Each Day Is Costing 3,000 . -Living Units, The Program Slows Down

Congress Holds Up Bill On Housing   Wyatt Says Delay Costing 3,000 Units A Day

TRUMAN HOUSING PROGRAM LOSES HOUSE SUPPORT   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS OBTAIN DELAY ON VOTE

Delay Costs 3,000 Homes Each Day   Emergency Measure Bogs Down in House

Housing Bill Bogging Down In Congress   Wyatt Warns Each Day Of Delay Costs U.S: 3 000°:New Homes

HOUSING BILL BOGGED DOWN   House Pays Scant Heed Ta Truman’s Plea for Immediate Passage

Truman’s Emergency Housing Program is in Doubtful Status   Administration Fig hts Delaying Action in Effort to Save it

Home Building Program Bogged   Despite Warning of Housing Expediter Wilson W. Wyatt.

Truman Emergency Housing Program Is Bogged Down  Administration Forces Using Weekend to Muster More Strenath

Housing Prograr in Tough Straits  Showdown Put Off Until First of Week

Labor Strikes  Lowest in Year   Work Stoppages Decrease During Yule Season

SHIPOWNERS URGE BOARD TO UP SEAMENS’ WAGES, AVERT 2 MORE STRIKES’

Maritime Unions Boycott Hearing On Shipping Pay   Stabilization Board Goes Ahead With Study in Effort to End Strike   OWNERS TO PRESENT AFL STRIKERS’ CASE   Will Seek Reversal of Decision Which Denied Increase of $10

AFL BOYCOTTS BOARD HEARING   Shipowners Urge Reversal of Waae Decision.

Ship Owners Urge Reversal Of Wage Ruling   Striking Unions Boycott Stabilization Boord Hearing; All Ports Closed

Striking Seamen Boycott Hearing Of Wage Board   Strippers To Continue Fight Against 1945 Law

Boycott Is Voted by Strike Strategy Committee of Maritime Union.   BULLETIN!

GOVERNMENT GOES FOR SHOWDOWN ON AFL WAGE ISSUE   First Government Step in Efforts to End Maritime Strike.   SHIP OWNERS URGE REVERSE DECISION   Arguing Action Would End Walkout and Avert Others.

Chief Justice Stone’s Death Stirs Wide Speculation on Choice of Successor

State Dept. Wants Peace Before Loan   Official Hints Americans May Soon ‘Get Tough’

Amputees Tell President — Government Should Give Automobiles For Veterans

INSPECTIO BOARD URGEI BY BRITAIN   Wants Number Of Armed Troops In World Verified

British to Press Arms  Board Act   New Greek Complaint Received on Guerrilla Warfare in Balkans —

Way Cleared For Three-Power Talks on Spain   U.S. to Join With. France, Britain to Discuss Franco Rule

RAMEY, ATOMIC AGE INDISTINGUISHABLE   Commander Has War Rec. ord Stretching from Pearl Harbor to Tokyo   'PLANS FOR THE TEST

WEATHER DECISIVE FACTOR FOR TESTS   Exact Date, Altitude and Results of Atomic Tests are  Dependent Upon It  ——e £4 =o-_ 2s OOS oa oe tees h Ure ee e.hUCUrre ee ee 2

GOVERNMENT SAID ‘IMPOTENT  De Gaulle Not A Candidate For Presidency Of French Republic

Labor Officials Seek To Solve Coal Walkouts   U. S. DEPARTMENT WILL MAKE EFFORT TO END STRIKE

Coal Dispute Accounts For Nearly Half Of Nation's Strike-Idle Total

Truman May Ask small Tax Cut  Position Disclosed by Representative

Washington Is Favored as World Bank Site   Governors’ Board Must Pass on Selection

Capital Favored As World Bank ‘And Fund Sife   Choice Represents U.S. Victory Over Britain and Canada

A Unified Defense Is Goal    Nimitz-and Eisenhower  Urge U. S. Agreement  With Americas On War /Goods, Arms Transfer

Vote 4fo2 to Affirm Ruling Which Touched Off Paralyzing Strike of Ship Workers; No Appeal Possible   Leaders Ask Union Heads to Call General Strike in All Industries; Relief Shipments Imperiled; Basic Industries Face Shutdown

AFL and Rex Officials Reject CIO Bid for Labor Conference   ‘No Point’ In Holding Meeting, They Declare

Maritime _ Unions Vote To End Strike   Separate Agreements ’ Are Ratified

Tot TellsHow Mom Shotto Death   Wife Asks $1000. Month fer Clothes

British View Iranian Crisis  Rather Calmly      London Feels Crisis Is Part Of ‘War Of Nerves’

SOME REPORTS VIEW MOVES AS WAR OF NERVES   Russian News Agency Says U. S. Gives False Picture Of Troop Activities

Britain Considers Reported  Ria sai an “Troop. Move...  = meail iy Tran Part of  “War of Nerves”      Blames ‘Tension  Ow, Disaanh wit Bréach Of Vow   Foreign Office Says: Most Of Its Data-Gu Troop Ac. tion Came From U.S. Sint Department -

Britain Calls It “War Of Nerves’   Unable To Judge Soviet Policy Until Russia Replies To Note

Russian Policy in Iran “Part of a War of Nerves”   Britain Attributes Tension to Soviet Breach of Agreement To Withdraw Forces

Britain Sees Red Moves a: ‘Nerves War’   Traces Tension To Failure of Soviets to ‘Remove Troops

DeGAULLE MAY GET BACK INTO POLITICS      Socialist Minister Snubs — -Woted Military Leader

TRUMAN NOT TO PUT BYRNES ON COURT   President Says He Is Not Considering Secretary for Chief Justies_

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS BECOME NEW NATION IN JULY 4TH RITES  GENERAL, AMBASSADOR _AND SENATOR ADDRESS  DEDIIDIIC?’? DEADT ££

Freedom Granted Filipino People   7,083 Tropical Isles Finally Given Sovereignty

Filipinos Get Independence Under Roxas   U, S. Lowers Flag - As Islanders Begin Life Under Republic

Philippines — Come Into Full Sovereianty   American Flag Comes Down in Manila for All Time as U. S. Gives Indenendenca

Full Sovereignty Granted As U. S. Yields Control  Of Commonwealth

Philippines on Own Again as Single Nation   Ceremony, Held at Manila and Attended By General MacArthur, Others, Marks Independence for People of 7,083 Tropical Islands——Roxas Takes Oath of Office.

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS BECOME NEW NATION IN JULY 47H RITES  GENERAL, AMBASSADOR AND SENATOR ADDRESS REPIJRIIC’S PEOPLE

Flag of US. Hauled Down In Philippines  MecArthur Speaks Ag Islands Given

Philippines Flag Over 7,083 Isles   Independence Ceremonial Held i in Luneta Plaza  in Manila   MACARTHUR CHEERED   Spegiators Sad, Many Weep, as Old Glory  es Down

Philippines Now Have Freedom   U. S. Flag Comes Down at Birth Ot New Nation.

American Flag Hauled Down In Philippines   Islands Become New Nation on Independence Day

Feed Children Hoover States   Former President Asks For World-Wide Plan

HEIRENS ESCAPES DEATH IN CHAIR FOR MURDER OF   Court Imposes Life Sentence On Youth Who Killed Degnan Child and Two Women In Chicago.   STATE’S PROSECUTOR SUGGESTED PENALTY   Only After Serving 61 Years Will He Become Eligible for Parole — Voices Sorrow for Crimes.

Degnan Girl’s Killer Gets  Life Sentence   Similar Terms Are Imposed in Two Other Murder Cases

KILLER WINS IN GAMBLE 10 ESCAPE DEATH   CHICAGO BOY FACES MINIMUM TERM OF 61 YEARS

Savage Chicago Killer Given Life Sentence —  Heirens Wins  Fereamea fram Mhri

Degnan Butcher Gets Minimum  Of 61 Years   Youth Also Sentenced For Robberies After Suicide Attempt Fails

Youth Wins Gamble With Death  Three Life Terms  Are Given Heirens

Heirens Given  3 Life Term:   Must Serve Sixty-One Year: Before Parole

DEMOCRATS TO SPEED MERGER   SENATE GIVES GREEN LIGHT TO TRUMAN BILL

Senate Urees  Merger Bill   Joint Army-Navy Plan Gets Green Licht

Distillers May Lose Use of Grair  UNRRA May Ask Sharp Curtailment

Ready To Cut Liquor Supply   Council To Recommend Sharp Curtailment Of Use Of Grain For Liquor.

Alcohol! Use Of Grain Attacked   UNRRA Council To Offer Suggestion

AL END + GM -DEADLOCK   CORPORATION SPOKESMEN TURN DOWN UNION PROPOSAL FOR TWO QUESTIONS ON BALLOT

POLIO SPREAD IN NEW MEXICO NOT ALARMING -. SCOTT   National Foundation to. Provide Equipment for Treatment  Of Paralysis

Equipment to Fight Polio Being Sent To Albucuerque as Disease Threaten:

WESTERN UNION TO BOOST RATES   TEN PER CENT INCREASE IN MESSAGE CHARGES AUTHORIZED BY FCC. .

Three Proposals On The Ballot Now Ahead   Amendment For Road Tax Behind In Tabulation

Chicago Police To Quiz Suspect In Degnan Case   Discrepancies In State ment of Ex-Convict Are Reported

Police Of Four States Search For Kidnapers   Girl Abducted And Car Stolen At Texarkana

PAULEY FACES SURE DEFEAT BEFORE SENATE   Nominee Still Fights For Post, Asks For Apology

Pauley Fights Back Under Senate’s Fire  Truman Stands Pat As Appointee Refntes Characec

Pauley Refuses To Quit Battle   Truman and Nominee  Again Defy Opposition

Republicans Plan Strategy   Leaders in House Lining up to  Hold Election

WORKERS VOTE ON GIVING UP PICKET LINES   Operators Will Walk Out on Feb. 16 if Their Demands Are Not Met

Government Be Reorganized In  China By Nov. 12 Says Reds Must  Revoke General  Mobilization

Chiang Calls on Reds to Revoke Order:    Reorganization of  Government by - Nov. 12 Promised

formy Altercation Between Russians And Americans in Berlin Is Revealed

RUSSIANS AIM GUNS ATUU,'S, OFFICER AND YANKS ‘SURROUND THE SOVIET GROUP

LAST REMAINING GAULEITER TAKEN BY BRITISH FORCE   Former Reich. Commissioner i Under Arrest Following Long Search

Last Gauleitfer of Reich Is Captured   Joseph Grohe, Who Blew Up Rhine Bridges, Held

BRITISH ANNOUNCE ARREST OF GROHE   Fugitive Gauleiter Blew Up Rhine Bridge

German Is Arrestec For Blowing Up Five Rhine Bridges  Last Gauleiter Still At Liberty Taken At Town of Warbura

Snag in Deal For Moberly Air Express   But Local Group Is Still Negotiating for Purchase of Equipmen

Ex-Sergeant Now Repaying Kindness   Loads Three Tons Of Food And Clothing On Army Plaine Bound For Normandy

MAN 84 WEDS DIVORCEE, 23   Aged Bridegroom Firs Met Bride When She Was 3-Years-Old

Western Allies Merge Regions   U.5S., Britain Leave Way Open for Russ France to Join Economic Program

United States and British Zones of Occupation Merged   Committee of Six Germans Directed to Take Charge at Once in Move to End Economic Chaos in Reich

NEW COMPLICATION IN REPLACEMENTS IS SEEN   KIMMEL TELLS COMMITTEE — OF THREATS TO KILL HIM

Kimmel Tells Receiving reat Letters  Had Requested Fait Deal Of Navy Bocce

Admiral Kimmel  Tells Of Death Threats At Probe   Profested Navy Should Di “Nothing to: inflame  pakke Dnintan

Kimmel Tells of   Getting Letters  Threatening Death - Letter Written Stark  Protesting Further . Publicity About Him

Kimmel Keveals Life Threatened  On Return Home   Accuses Navy @ Inflaming Public

Kimmel Shows Letter: Threatening Deis After Return To U.S. from Pearl Hark

Kimmel Says Death Threats Came in Mail   Blames Navy for Inflam. ing Public Opinion After Jap Attack

Letters Threaten Death To Kimmel.  Probe Group Told   Admiral Says His Lute Threatened Repeated]; By Persons Inflamec by Charges Made Against Him; Asks Washington To Enc Crucifixion.

Kimmel's Life Threatened, He Tells Probers  Continues Story On Disaster

Death Threats Are Disclosed  By Adm. Kimme!  Tells Of ‘Crucifixion Be fore Public’ Following

Presents Committee Copy of Communication He Mailed Admiral Stark Entering Protest— Further Reports of Hostilities Between Factions in China Received—Pelitical Purge By General MacArthur Brings Jap Resignation

Kimmel Charges Public Inflamed To Threaten Him  Probers Plan to Quiz Roberts About His Famous Report

The Weather   Death Threats Against Admiral Kimmel Barec   Pearl Harbor Commander Tells Investigators  Of ‘Crank’ Letters He Received

Committee Told Of Death Threat Sent To Kimmel   Admiral Received Letters On Return To U.S, After Pearl Harbor Disaster

KIMMEL SAYS HE WAS THREATENED   Charges U.S. Navy Inflamed Public

Kimmel Reports Threat Of Death Upon His Return      Army Chief At Pearl Harbor At Time Of  Disaster Reveals Letters

Threats On Lite Told By Kimmel   Discloses Letter er To  Navy Chief Stating He Felt ‘Crucifixion Before Public’  Had ‘About Reached the Limit’

Kimmel’s Life Threatened In Letters He Got   Felt: Cruscificion Before Public. Had About Reach.  ed Limit.’   WRITES TO STARK

Kimmel Reveal: Threats Made On His Life   Says Crucifixion Before The Public “Reached Limit”

Kimmel Says He Received Death Threats   Admiral Astounded at Navy Dept.  a 2.

K KIMMEL ONCE M GIVEN DEATI SH THREAT NOTE!   Admiral Tells Pearl Harbor Probers He Receiy ed Letters When He Returned to U. S. After Jap Sneak Attack.

Threats of Murder Made Against Kimmel   Committee to Summon Roberts to Answer Questions on Omissions in Probe Reports

Kiz-met Threatena With Death on His  Return From Fleet   Pearl Harbor Commancer Tells of Protest t+ Secreta “ <

KIMMEL BARES DEATH THREATS   Roberts Called to Explain If Any Deletions Made In His Report

THREATENING. LETTERS RECEWED BY ADM. KIMMEL   Threatened With Death In Connection With Pearl - ‘Warbor Disaster.   BEFORE COMMITTEE   Presented Copy of Letter He Wrote to Adm. Harold R. Stark.

KIMMEL TELLS OF THREAT ON RETURN TOU, S,   Received Letters in Pacific Threatening Death Upon Arrival in States

Adm. Kimmel Says Threats  Made On Life   ‘Letter Asking Navy To Do Nothing To Inflame  Public Is Read

Adm. Kimmel Says He Received Threats of Death  Pearl Harbor Probers Are to Hear From Justice Roberts

Death Threat Letters Sent To Kimmel   Received After Return From Pear! Harbor; Blamed for Disaster

Kimmel Says. Life Menaced After Attack   Nava Vrricer (etis solons of Recetvying Threat. ening Letters When He Returned to States  Following Pearl Harbor Disaster~-Shows Banlu Adade tn Adeeicnl Chack

ADM. KIMMEL CITES THREATS ON HIS LIFE   Letters Warning He Would Be Killed Received By Commander After Attack   ROBERTS TO BE CALLED

Kimmel Tells Of Threats To His Life   Informs Congressmer Of Letters; Requests Navy Not To Inflame Public Against Him

Threats on Life Bared By Kimme'   Admiral Tells of Letters He Received Following Pearl Harber Raid.   Told Short Mad Acted.

Kimmel Received  Threats, Report   Says People Took Him to Task, Threat. ened to Kill Him

Kimmel’s. Life . Was Threatened On Return to U..$.   ‘’ Protested ‘to Stark —  " About Public Reaction © To Navy Reports; .  * Reviews Retiramane:

rOR PUBLIC CRUCIFIXION   Asked Navy to “Do Nothing Further to Inflame People.”

Threatening  Letters Sent Adm. Kimmel   Brought Out During Hearing By Committee

KIMMEL SAYS HE RECEIVED “DEATH MAIL   PEARL HARBOR ADMIRAL TELLS COMMITTEE OF THREATS—ROBERTS: WILL   BE QUESTIONED

Blames Navy For Threats On Life   Kimmel Says Depart- . ment Attitude Fostered Public Ire Against Him To Dangerous Point

Kimmel Testifies He Received Threats of Death   Admiral Felt Navy Had Crucified Him Before Public

ADMIRAL KIMMEL TELLS OF DEATH THREATS IN 1942  PROTESTED NAVAL ACTION--CALLED  ee a a ee es

Death Letters Were Sent Him, Kimmel Says   Fells Committee His Life Was Threatened After Peart Harber :

Poles Issue Protest Over U. S. N _ World Bank Board Bids *’ Observers Attend “

Termed Courtesy Visit To Greece  Developments Flare On Diplomatic Front

SEVEN- AMERICAN WARSHIPS TO PAY VISIT TO GREECE   Craft May Go On to Turkey Which Is Involved in Dispute With Russia Over Dardanelles.   YUGOSLAV CRISIS SEEMS TO HAVE EASED   But Acheson Expects Tito to Put in Writing Assurances No More Planes Will Be; Shot Down.

Action Is Sign Of Friendship  For Greece   Gesture Made Just as Red Ambassador Asks for Passport

CRACK NAVAL FORCE VISITS GREEK PORTS   RED AMBASSADOR IN ATHENS ASKS FOR HIS PASSPORT

Gesture to Greek Friendship U.S. Says, and Orders Carrier, -6 Warships to Mediterranean   Poland Protests Press Report on American Note Criticizing Election; Patterson Tells War Dept. to Make Defense Plans

Naval Task Force To Visit Greece; Possibly Turkey   Display Of Armed Strength Will Place U. S. Ships Near Entrance To Dardanelles; Yugoslav Crisis Eases Slightly

Fleet Move Is Gesture  For Greeks   Red Envoy Asks For His Passport; Slav Crisis Ouiets Down

7U.S. Warships Ordered ToEast Mediterranean  Action Follows Russian Ambassador's Request For. His Passport  MOVE PLACES AMERICAN SHIPS NEAR DARDANELLES  Polish Note Protests June 30 Criticism Of Nation's Voting   Action Follows Russian Ambassador's Request For. His Passport   Polish Nofe Protests June 30 Criticism Of Nation’s ; Voting

U.S. WARSHIPS TO PAY VISIT TO GREEK PORTS   Soviet Ambassador Asks For Passport To Leave Capital   NO A-BOMB CONTROL SEEN BY PATTERSON

Display Billed Officially As Courtesy Call   Naval Craft to Visit Target on New Russian Offensive

Crime Increase In Nation Cited By FBI Official   Juvenile Offenses Decline; Speaker Defends Veterans

STRIKE VOTE IS CALLED BY TUG WORKERS   Move F ollows Failure To Reach Accord In Wage Dispute

Mississippi Attacks Related By Negroes   Senators Continue Probe Into Charges Peasinst Rilho

Negroes Describe Terrorism During Bilbo Campaign  Senator Has Not Decide: lf He Will Testify Before Group

VOTING NEGROES GIVEN BEATINGS   Bilbo Campaign Tactic: Included Intimidation, Witnesses Swear

Negroes Teéstify to Being Beaten  Senate Probers Plaz Complete Check

Bilbo Probers  Told of Terror   Were Bealen al Polling Places, Negroes Sav

BILBO WITNESSES TELL OF BEATINGS   TWO NEGROES SAY THEY WERE ATTACKED BECAUSE THEY TRIED TO VOTE.

URGES UNO REPRESENTATIVES WITNESS FIRST [TESTS TO BE MADE OF USE OF ATOMIC RaMec

First Atomic Boml  Test Set For May —  100 Ships to Take Part in Mid-Pacific Experiment

No Way Of Averting Walkout Declares Council For Union; Strike To Start Thursday 6 A. M.

Legislator On “Sit-Down’’ Strike At Conn. Capitol On Vets’ Bonus

See possible delay, Paris  conference Big 3 powers still far apart

PEACE CONFERENCE ON MAY 1 UNLIKEL'   Divergent Views of U. S., Russia and Britain Indicate Parley WU Be Postooned.

TEN-WEEK STRIKE OF MIDWEST TRUCK DRIVERS SETTLED   Motor Carriers in Missouri, Kansas and Five Other States to Begin Operations Today.   PAY INCREASE GIVEN OF “15-18 PER CENT”   New Contract Runs to Nov. 15, 1947, but Provides for Renegotiation of Pay After One Year.

Bricker Gives 10. Reasons for Supporting GOF   Huffman Says Republicans Lack Program

BRIGKER = URGES DEMOCRATS 10 VOTE FOR COP   Huffman Asserts Republicans Seek To Destroy, Refuse To Offer Solution

Ohio Political Campaign Heads Down Final Stretch; Lausche Charges G. O. P. Is Spending Million To Win

Atomic Secret Known by Nazis in 1941   Reich Lacked Money, Industry to Produce Weapon

"When Everybody Becomes Nobody’ 8ee Pore 12   Germany Knew Aiomic Energy Secrets in ‘41

Germans: Broke Atomic Energy. Secret in 1941  But ‘Was Unable te  Denadaura Rambe- far

Claims German Scientists Knew Atomic Secret But Nation Unable to Develop It

Nazis Lacked Fund To Build Atomic Bomb   Scientists Say Country Knew Secret But Could Not Finance It

Germans Broke Atomic Secret 5 Years Ago, But Lacked Resources To Make Bomb, Physicists Say

Byrnes To Open UNO Atomic Energy Talks   Group Decides to Include _ Atom Talks in Gen eral Meetina

Atomic Energy Question to  Be Discussed  U.N. O. Steeéring  Committee 5) Ce, OL, aaa

Atoinissueto ~  Re Considered  Energy Question May B -Disevsand « at Maating. ‘Today

UNO Speeds Machinery — For Crushing Roots of War   Statesmen Study Problems Faced In Organizing Social Council

Atomic Energy Question to Be Discussed   U.N. O. Steering Committee Includes Issue

UNO TO DISCUSS ATOMIC ISSUES   Byrnes Will Open Genera Talks Before Group Steering Committee

MENTION DUFF AS CANDIDATE   Attorney General Seen Possible GOP Candidate  For Governor

Army Captain And 2 Students Killed   Officer’s Car Turns Over Had Given Students Lift In His Machine

Truman Asks Settlement in A or 5 Days   White House Lists ‘Hon.’ Lewis and ‘Mr. O'Neill as Callers

Md. Assembly Machinery Is Being Readied  Democrats Plan Confer ences To Decide Who Will Be At Helm

Legislafure Will Convene Wednesday   Lane Will Tai Take  Office January 3 as 0’ ‘Conor Goes to Senate —

® Promiscuous Awards Assailed Old Age, Disability Pensions Uraed for World War  Vets

, Old-Age or Disability Pensions for Veterans of World War I Urged in Resolution at Conference of Veterans of Foreign Wars

PAC STRONGER THAN  EVER, SAYS HILLMAN   Admits Labor Seeks Strangle  : Hold On Congress.

Committee Hears Garsson Mystery -Man’s Testimony   Fields Agrees to Tell How He Obtained Veteran Housing Screening   REFUSES TO APPEAR AT OPEN MEETING   Investigators for House Greup on Surplus Property Quiz Publicity Man

Fields Finally Consents To Testify At Hearing on Excessive War Profits

AGREES T0 TALK   Mystery Man Fields to Tell How He Got Wire Screen.

FIELDS AGREES TO TESTIFY IN INVESTIGATION   Will Tell House Group of Housing Opera-tions

Plane Disaster Sene Is Aton High Mowntam   Rescuing Parties Face Many Handicaps In Attempt To Reach Wreckage   FEAR 21 PERSONS VICTIMS IN CRASH

BODIES OF PLANE CRASH VICTIMS BURIED IN SNOW   Heavy Blizzard Halts Search On Eik Mountain, Wyo.

STORM HALTS _PESCUE-PARTY      SNOW DRIFTS AND 125-MILE * WIND BALK EFFORTS TO REACH WRECKAGE OF PLANE

House Approves British Loan In 219-155 Vote  Sends Measure to Truman After Tano. Bitter Ficht

Measure Ready for ‘Truman’s Signature   Flurry of Weakening Amendments In llth Hour Drive Beaten Off

Truman Wins Major Victory on Measure   Decision Seen — as Crucial Blow  to Economic Isolation

Hot BRITISH LOAN VICTORY FOR TRUMAN   House Sends $3,750,000,000 Bill to White House with GOP Aid.

All Riders To Measure  Defeated   Largest Peacetime Credit Ready For Truman To Sign

Strike Cause Probe Voted   Senate Labor Group Would Make Inquiry Of Both Sides

BUS TURNS OVER, 3 PERSONS KILLEC   Many Others Reported Injured in Accident East of Pittsfleld. Illinois.

Two dead in derailment of fast train  =f  eo eerreel  30 Lijurcu, 10 seriously

2 KNOWN DEAD, 98 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Locomotive, Ten Cars Of Flyer Derailed Near Pilot, Nev.

Two Are Killed, 58 Are Injured In Train Wreck   Western Pacific's Exposi tion Flyer Leaves Rails in Nevada

r_M     .. t= - “Nagase     pt e a i, ec 2] cet  ee abe eg - ag ta “Rlmage 2

TRAIN DERAILED; TWO KNOWN DEAD, 08 OTHERS HURT   Ten Cars of Western Pacific Passenger Overturn in Nevada en Route to   Salt Lake City.   RED CROSS WORKERS ARRIVE AT SCENE   Kirst-Aid Station Set Up to Care for Injured — Ten Reported in Serious Condition.

Stalin Pledges Russia to Peace  Urges Liberated Peoples To Batile War Mongers

STRIKE BILLS DECLARED TO BE RUINOUS   Labor Leaders Make Their Plea Before  Members of Congress

Strike Control Bill Held Peril To Organized Labon   Labor Union Spokesman Says Measure Must be De. feated-——Labor Man Strikes Out Also Against Revised Senate Bill and Pending Case Bill

Union Heads Lash Out At Truman Bill   Organized Labor Will Be Destroyed By Bill,  Coneressmen Are Told

Anti-Strike Bill Their Target Labor Girds for Battle Blasts at Rump Hearing on Proposals

Emergency Bill  Roundly Scored By Union Group   Case Disputes Proposal Comes in for Full Criticism

Labor Heads Lash Truman  Strike Bill   ‘Passage Would  Destroy Unions’

UNION LEA IN ATTACKS ON STRIKE CURBS   Case Bill, Treman’s Em ergency Measure Assailed By Spokesmen   SEE DESTRUCTION OF ORGANIZED LABOR

Unions Assail Proposed Strike Curbs   Congressmen Hear Labor Leaders Rap Truman’s Bill

Union Leaders Lash  Truman’s Strike Bill   Case Labor Disputes Measure Awaiting President's Action Also Denounced At Unusual Hearing Held by House

CHARGE BILLS WOULD BREAK LABOR UNIONS   Anti-Strike J Measures Bitterly Assailed By Union Heads

Union Spokesmer Denounce Strike ‘Control Measure   Congressmen Are Tole Truman's Bill Could Destroy Labor

Spokesman For Labor Assail Bills   Truman Measure And Case Bill Are Under Attack

Unions Oppose Truman Strike Control Bill   Spokesmen Also Sharply Denounce Case Measure

PERON'S PARTY RAPS FRANCO   Expresses Displeasure over Execution of Liberals

Fven Peron Hits Franco Regime   Observers Think He Is Trying to “Get Right’

EDDINGTON HOUSE DAMAGED BY FIRE   Residence of Robert Wilson Set Afire by Exploding Stove Yesterday   DAMAGE PUT AT $500

54,000 Members Of Jap Seamen's Union Ordered To Strike; 681 Ships Tied Up

Demo Leaders Fail to Agree On Candidate   Another Meeting Set For Next Friday to Prepare State Slate

Former Judge Cooper Dies in Albany at Age of 77 Years   Received Appointment to Federal Bench from Pres. Woodrow Wilson

FRANK COOPER, 77 RETIRED JURIST, DIES AT ALBANY   Served 21 Years on Bench of Federal Court, North . . Detect .

Chilean Labor Front Is Split   Socialist Labor Leaders Anvnounce Withdrawal Of Support From Strike

Leaders hail peace pacts in labor rows  Settlements spur production hope:

Rail Lines Agree to Arbitrate   Optimism Surges Over Country; New Plea to GM

Strikes Halt And Capital Hails News   See Production In High Gear At Early Date

Two Controversies Still Unsettled   Changing Picture Hailed As Best News For Nation Since Cessation Of Hostilities

Autoand Butcher Industrie Wage Disputes Settled   Nation's Industrial Picture is Brighter; G-M and Steel Settlements May Be Near

—PEACETIME PROJECT— $20,000,000 Atomic Research Laboratory To Be Built by G-E

ODIN WOMAN’S CLUB HOLDS MEETING IN CHRISTIAN CHURCH BASEMENT. APRIL 3

HOGS, CATTLE FLOOD MARKET IN BUSH TO SEAT THE OPA.   Partly Fed Steck Being Sold; Real  Meat Famine Due Soon Say Packers

Packers Handle Biggest Cattle Run Since 1934   Frecly Predict That Jam. packed Livestock Markets Will Be Empty Thursday   See ‘Real Famine’  This Wintertime   “Cattle Coming to Market Which Should Never Be Slaughtered,”’ Lusti ° tute Declares ~

Producers Act To Get in Under Ceiling Deadline   Ligh tweet Cattle Offered; Empty Pens Thursday, Predicted

‘Eat It While You Can,’ Says Meat Men Men  Thev Predict Dac ia ad yee aT to ia To Re oe anble py naire

DON'T FAIL TO CATCH UP NOW ON BEEF CUTS   ‘Meat Industry Says Cattle Plenti‘ul, but Shortage Will Come Later

Rush Stock To Market ° ToBeatOPA   Largest. Run © Since 1934, Say Packers; Predict Famine

Better “Eat It While You Can’’.... Cattle Markets Flooded To Beat OPA Return; See   Meat Famine In Winter

Sys Maat iadwoalyy Of Livestock Rush   Cattle, Hogs Hurried To Market To Escape New OPA  Price Ceilings —- Real Famine On Meat May Result During Winter

Meat Famine In The Winter ls Predicted   Cattle Markets In Nation Flooded As OPA Deadline Nears

Shortage Of Meat Predicted   Industry Spokesman Fears Meat Famine Rearing Caomine Winte

PRODUCERS BID TO GET IN UNDER OPA'S CEILINGS   ‘Eat It While You Can,’ Meat Industry Warns Nation In Livestock Jam

Meat Shortage Seen as Result Of Cattle Run   Markets Jammed But Famine Seen For Next Winter

STAMPEDE INTO STOCKYARDS 10 BEAT CEILINGS OBSERVER PREDICTS  ‘REAL MEAT FAMINE’ IA, \AJINTOCR MONTHS

LIGHTWEIGHT HOGS, CATTLE CO TO MARKET   Move of Producers Removes Potential Fall, Winter Supply

Record Run of Stock Arrives At the Market  Forecast Shortage Under OPA Rule

Stockyards Jammed By Cattle Run  Farmers Seeking to Beat OPA Ceilings; Hog Prices Drop

RUN MADE T0 BEAT CEILINGS DUE TO RETURN   “Eat It While You Can” Is Advice of American Meat Industry

LargestRun Of Cattle In ‘12 Years.   Producers Swamp Stock Yards Before New OPA Ceilings  aa wee wi degtaapyye2 STE etetE be ee

PACKERS PREDICT CATTLE RUSH 10 END BY THURSDAY   Producers Swamping Market To Get in Under OPA Cailinage

Producers Sending Lightweight Cattle And Hogs to Beat OP, Revival of Controls

TEMPERATURES   Chaotic Conditions Mark Rush To Beat Return Of Ceilings

CATTLE RUN 1S LARGEST SINCE 1934   “Fat It While You Can” Is Advice of Meat Industry, as Packers Work to Turn Livestock Into Stoake.

EAT WHILE YOU CAN’, “MEAT FLOOD ADVICE   Glutted Markets Result 01 Ceiling Deadline Rush

. “Seon. Jammed  : By Cattle Rus   Farniérs Ditiping Aninrals .To Beat OPA. Ceilings; Say Hoég. Values Drop

NEYT WINTEI   Stock Jams Markets in Effort to Clear Animals Before Ceil” ings Restored   EAT IT WHILE YOUCAN {S ADVICE TO PUBLIC

Farmers Dumping Stock to Beat OPA Ceilings; Eat Now, Is Advice Of Packers, Predicting Famine

Meat Famine Seen As Livestock Run Chokes Markets   “Eat It While You Can” Is Advice of Industry---Rush to Beat OPA Ceilinas

Packers Get Largest Run  Since 1934   “Kat It While You Can” Is Advice of Meat Industry Heads**Famine”’ Promised

‘Stockyards Jammed With Cattle In Largest Day’s:' Run Since 1934

Rush of Underted Stock to Market Presages Famine   Uncertainty Among Producers Blamed For Selling Animals

Cattle Run Is Largest Since ’34; Hogs Drop   Farmers Rush Unfinished Stock In To Beat OPA Ceilings

FARMERS DUMP STOCK TO BEAT PRIGE CEILINGS   Jam Stockyards With Largest Cattle Run Since 1934

onl oT OGK OULD TO BEAT IPA GELINGS   Claim Most of Catile, Hogs in Record Run Not  Ready for Market. - 

Ceilings May Not Go On, Packers Say   Eat It While You Can, Is Slogan as Confusion Reigns

Stockyards Are Jammed; Empty Soon, Forecast   Producers Rushing to Get in Before OPA Ceiling Deadline

Meat Famine Is Predicted By Industr y   Producers Flood Markets With Stock Trying To Get Under Ceilings

Packers Predict Empty Pens When O.P.A. Ceilings Become Effective

PACKERS ARE IN BIGGEST CATTLE RUN SINCE 1934   Predict Wide Open ; Spaces on Livestock Market After Thursda:

“at It While You Can, Say U.S. Packers   Largest Cattle Run Since 1934 Hits Industry

See Threats of Real Famine’ During Winter   “Eat It While You Can Is Advice: of Meat: Industry ‘Spokesmen™”

Farmers Dump Cattle Stock To Beat OPA Bans   “Real Famine” Forecast For Winter In Wake of Present Jammed Markets

Eat It Eat It While You Can,  Is s Advice  Wieat Famine This Winter Is Seen   Livestock Rushed to Market To Get Under OPA Deadline

Yards Jammed with Largest; Cattle Run Since 1943-as Farmers Dump Stock To Beat OPA Ceilings: Hos Prices Dron

“Eat It While You Can” Meat Industry Advises Consumers      “Real Famine” Predicted This Winter as Cattle, Hogs Glut Markets

LARGEST RUN OF CATTLE SINCE "34 JAMS YARDS      Lots of Meat Now But “Famine” Looms For Winter

STEAK -ON-HOOF SWAMPING PENS   Packers Say much Livestock Of Poor Grade

Stockyards Jammed As Cattle Raisers Dump Stock To Beat OPA Ceilings; ‘Famine’ Ahead   ‘Eat It While You Can’ Is Advice Of Meat Industry Spokesmen

Meat Famine Seen Certain Next Winter   Feed Lots Rapidly Being Depleted by Heavy Marketings

FEDERAL AGENCY RECEIVES REPORT THAT 56 MINES HAVE BEEN CLOSED DOWN

Speedy Steps to Halt Strikes, Avert Inflation and Deflation Are Urged

Truman Asks People Force Strike Curb   Urges Plea to Congress For Prompt Adoption Of Postwar Legislation

HANDFUL: OF MIEN SLOW CONVERSION, TRUMAN DECLARES   Appeal Made to Citizens to Force: Prompt Action”

TRUMAN PUTS PROGRAM UP 10 PUBLIC   Asks People to Bring Pressure to Bear on Congress for Action

President Asks People To Force Congress Action   Charges ‘‘Handful Of Men’ In Congress Are Blociking Needed Legislation   ASKS CITIZENS TO MAKE VIEWS KNOWN

A Blind Baby Now Can See With New Eyes   Corneas of Woman, 59, Transferred to Eyes of Infant, 14 Months.

Lady Gives Eyes To Blind Baby   Baby Sees Through Eyes Of 59 Year Old Waman

TO USE NAVY SHIPS IN BIKINI BOMB TESTS   Humber Of “American Vessels Limited To 33

Gromyko Says ‘Hasty Action’ Would Muddle  [ran Situation   U.S. to Press for Immediate Move Monday, President Declares; 

U.S. STANDS PAT AS. RUSSIAN SAYS STUDY WOULD HELP NOTHING  SOVIET REQUESTS FOR. DELAY IN MEETING °..

Ambassador Makes Comment Soon After Pres. Truman States Flatly That Monday Meeting of Council Won‘t Be Postponed

UNO Council Will Reject Russ Plea, Truman Forecasts   Soviets Have Asked DeJay in Taking Up Issues Over Iran

U.S. Wants Action On lran: Truman   Red Envoy Warns Hasty Move In Dispute Will Only Complicate It.

HASTY ACTION MIGHT COMPLICATE IRANIAN BISPUTE   This Statement Was Made ~——"Poday Ry Soviet Ambas sudor Gromyko,   STATEMENT BY TRUMAN   The President Said That Next Monday's UNO Meting Would Re Postponed,

U. 8. STANDS PAT AS RUSSIAN SAYS STUDY WOULD HELP NOTHING   SOVIET REQUESTS FOR DELAY IN MEETING OPPOSED BY TRUMAN

Soviet Russia Asked Delay To  Prepare Case   President Further Announees to Press Couference  Hels Nat Seeking Meet:   ing OF “Rig Three?      Soviel Envoy Sces Case Complicated   Tells Reporters Hasty Action By Security Conneil Would Injure Negotia Hess Now Unde     wity

Truman Says U. S. to Press For Action   Negotiations Proceed Between Two Nations Gromyko Says In Plea

IRAN CALLS UP YOUTHS 19 FOR ARMY SERVICE   UMW Bors. Stresses Health Fund, Leaves Pay Demands In Background

RED REQUEST FOR DELAY [S DENIED   Truman Says UNO Meeting to Get Under Way Monday

Too Hasty UNO Action A Mistake ©   Would Only Complicate Iranian Problem, He  Declares; Truman Firm Against Delay On Issue

RUSSIAN PLEA FOR DELAY 10 BE REJECTED   President Truman Declares Flatly Conference Will Open According To Plans  NO "BIG THREE" MEET

U. §. Will Press lranian Action, President Says   Soviet Envoy Warns Against Hasty Action In Postponement Plea

Warns Against ‘Hasty’ Action   Would ‘Complicate’ Tran’ Dispute; Truman Says. Meeting to Be Held

19-Year-Olds Called to Iranian Army; ‘Russian Postponement Plea Doomed

U.S. Will Press For Action On lranian Case   Soviet Ambassador Says Haste Will Only Complicate Problem

Russians Ask Delay By UNO In fran Dispute--Goering Says He Knew Little About Atrocitie:      GOERING STATEMENT

WOULD BRING COMPLICATION   Soviet View Given Short. lv After Announcement by Truman That U.N.O, Would Meet Monday to Hear Issues.

SOVIETS SEEK 16-DAY DELAY OF DEBATE   U. S. For Immediate Study Of Problem By U.N. 0.   SECURITY COUNCIL   Will Meet Monday In New York As Scheduled, Truman States

Haste to Complicate Crisis, Says Gromyko   U. S. to Press for Swift Action on Iran; Red Ambassador Says Talks Underway

U. S. Will Press for Iran Action   Hasty UN Action Will Complicate Dispute, Red Envoy Says

Russ Say UNO  Parils Parlavs  ivyyv   Ambassador Answers Truman’s Statement That Council Session Will Not Be Deferred; Calls on Byrnes

SOVIET ENVOY CAUTIONS ON HASTY ACTION   Says Intervention In Iran Dispute Would Cause Complications

Soviet Envoy Warns Against Hasty Action   Meeting Will Not Be Postponed, Truman Says

President Declares U. S. Delegates Will Press  For Action On Iran   Russia Asks For 16-Day Delay On Ground It Needs More Time To Prepare Answer

Truman Says Meeting Will Convene Monday In New York As Scheduled   Red Legate Warns Haste Inadvisable   Ambassador Declines Te Discuss Conference Held With Byrnes

Gromyko Declares Negotiations Now In Progress By Iranians and‘ Reds; Truman Flatly Declares There Will Be No Delay In Hearing Before Security Council

Meeting is Not to be Postponed   UNSC Meeting as  Scheduled; Soviets Had Asked Delay  Of Sixteen Days

Soviet Says Hasty Action by UNO Wit Complicate Issue   Truman Declares U. S. Against Deiay Sought by Russians

Truman Says Meeting Will  Remain Same   ies ont Says U.S. Will Press For Action In Contraverey.   TALKS WITH BYRNES

Soviet Request for Postponing Session Refused   President Not Secking “Big 3° Meet, He Says; Iranian Troubies Grow

Russian Envoy Warns Against Hasty Action   Might Complicate Iranian Dispute; U.S. To Press For Action On Charges

‘Hasty Action’ To Complicate Issue-Gromyko  Russia Asks Delay On Iran Problem

Iruman. Spurns Russian Plea to Delay Session   Gromyko Confers With Byrnes; Claims Action May Complicate. Issue

Soviet Warns UNO Against Hasty Action   Ambassador Declares Misstep Would Add To Iranian Imbroglio

‘Truman Rejects  RedPlea ToDelay   Iran Issue At Top; Truman Not After Big Three Meet 

Repatriation Speed-Up of Japs Urged   Millions Await Transportation to Home Island

French Reds Lose Bid For  Premiershir   Their Candidate, Maurice Thorez, Fails Of Election In New National Assembly

THORE? DEFEATED IN CONTEST FUR FRENCH PREMIER   ‘Communist Leader Polls 259  Votes, 91 Short of  poe, fAotoritv

COMMUNIST PARTY DEFEATED AS MAURICE THORES FAILED ‘OF ELECTION AS PREMIER

Beat Sommunist For French Pest   Thorez Fails of Election for Premiership

COMIN  PARTY beet IN BID FOR FRENCH POWER   Candidate For Premier Loses When Opposition: Parties Refuse to Vote

French Reds: Are Defeated   Thorez,: ‘Communist Can” didate:For - Premier, . Fails Of Election.

THOREZ DEFEATED IN FRENCH PREMIER BID   Communist Candidate Fails To Get Majority -

Red Loses In Bid For French Premiership   Candidate Lacks Support Needed For Election

Communists  In Defeat   Lose Bid for  Leadership in French Assembly

French Reds Fail To Win  Premiership   Thorez Loses  By 51 Votes

French Parties Reject Thorez  As Premier   Communist Fails To Get Majority— Votes Withheld

British Cabinet Favors Government Ownership Of Iron. Steel Industry

RAILROAD ENGINEERS, TRAINMEN STRIKE AS MEDIATION EFFORTS FAIL   Controversy Over Arizona Meat Grows Hotter

Walkout Begins as No Word Comes from White House      Worst Transport Crisis Looms; ODT Gets Set to Take Over Again

Chinese Reds Report Gains   Forces Reported Moving On Yangku and Fenvano

Jewish Birth Rate Definitely Climbing, Morality Rate Higher Thanin America

Palestine Birth Rate Increases   Infant Mortality Rate Reduced Until Lower Than That of America

Adm. Raeder Asserts Germany Feared Attack On E. Prussia By Poles

HINT JEALOUSY IMOTIVE BEHIND OWA KILLING   Link Death To Mystery Fire

Two Killed in Protest Disturbances  Violence Spreads Over Wide  Bear in TInAin

LOOTERS SLAIN IN SOUTH INDI!   Disturbances Follow At rest Of Congress Party Chief

Two Killed in Protest Disturbances  a, an « a [ae   Violence Spreads Over Wide Areca in India

AGED RECLUSE IN HOSPITAL   7i-year-old Weman Near Shelby Suffers From Expesure and Sheck

Shelby Woman In Hospital After ‘Attack’ ,   Mrs. D. B. Pyatt tells of being mistreated by two men as. they ransack her home.

Every High School in State Invited to Send Student to Ingucuretin-

BLAMES LABOR DIFFICULTY ON WASHINGTON   Economic Club Told Present Legislation Must Be Overhauled

Labor Unrest Is Blamed On Lack Of Sounder Laws   Economic Club Hears Dr. Leo Wolman Urge Steps To Halt Strife

TALE OF ‘NIGHTMARE’ FISH == UPHELD BY. MARINE EXPERTS   .  FISHING SKIPPER TELLS ar FISH WITH HORNS, FIJPPERS, FEET AND ANTENNA

STRIKE BEGINS JANUARY 14 FOR 800,000 HANDS   Some Officials Believe There Will Be No Strike, But Union Goes Ahead With Preparations; Argue Over “No - Strike” Clause In Contract.

Plans for Steel Strike Under Way   Opponents. Far. Apart-—-Scheduled To Begin a  Week Today

Preparations For Big Steel Strike Being Made As Union And Plants Debate Contract

Steel Strike ls _ Set For Jan. 14   Management and) Work: ers Sull Split on Issues.

$00,000 Workers ToGoOn Walkout   Opponents Still Far Apart On Issues Over Demands

Steel Strike Slated In Week   Also Electrical And Mea’ Strikes Continue To Plague Nation

POPULISTS MAINTAIN LEAD IN ELECTION   More Than a Million Votes Counted in Greece

Secret Parley Called To Discuss Deadlock  Reds Move to Put Issue on Shelf; Tran Firm in Demandine Inanuirv

U. S., French, Russian Delegate: Go Into Huddle In Effort Find Way For Breaking Pre. sent Impasse,   SEEK REPORT BY ¥  DEADLINE TODA’

NURSE TELLS OF CRUELTY   HOMMA TRIAL WITNESS SAYS TONGUES WERE TORN FROM THROATS OF — _ FILIPINOS

Company Bids For Large Part Of Business   All American Aviation Wants 10 States On Air Map; N. C. Included

RAILROAD FACT-FINDERS DEAL WITH RULE CHANGES DEMANDED BY TWO BROTHERHOODS

Fact-Finding Board » Views Working Rule:   Two Railroad Brotherhoods Propose Many Changes Including Pay Hike

Lane First Governor From W.M. Section In Over Half A Century   Successful. Campaign Has Proved Him An Astute Politician As Well As One Of Most Versatile Figures To Appear On State Political Scene.

Lane Is Rated As Versatile Public Figure   Ne Is Businessman, Banker, Lawyer, Newspaper Publisher and War Veteran

Molotov On Way To New York For UN  Conference   Says He Has Good Hopes “As Always” in Anticipation of United Nations Meet

MOLOTOV TELLS HOPES FOR PEALE   Press Conference Held By Russian Envoy on Board Ship.

Molotoy Hopeful UN Harmony Will Beat Paris Talk   Soviet Foreign Minister Sails For October TwentyThird Session

Wage Increases Will Cause Boost  In Auto Prices   President Of General Motors Says Car Prices Will Be Forced Up Accordir gly

A MENDMENT TO HIKE RENTS ALSO BEATEN   Action Paves Way To Early Final Vote On OPA Revival

Senate Defeats Manufacturers Price Hike Bid   Proposal by Taft Called for Boosts to Cover Increased Costs

Ban Placed On Increased Rent Ceiling   Barkley Compromise On Manufacturers’ Retained In OPA Bill

‘Senate Defeats Taft’ s Attempt To Weaken Bill   Proposal by Ohioan ‘Would Have Forced  ‘Raising of Ceilings

Taft’s Move Fails on Vote Of 40 to 40   Senate Appears Near Final Balloi On OPA Legislatio:

Amendment By Taft ls Defeated By A Close Vote   Attempt to Force Increase in Manufacturers’ Ceiling Beaten

TIE VOTE KILLS TAFT’S OFFER FOR OPA BILL   Barkley’s Compromise On Cost-Price Held  In Measure

DEFEATS TAFT AMENDMENT BY 40 TO 40 VOTE   Action Paves Way for An Early Decision on Restoring Exempt-Laden Control Act.   PRESIDENT WARNS AGAINST INFLATION   Solons Vote Limit on Government Rent Controls, but Refuse to Increase Rentals.

Administration Wins Major Round in Last of Hurdles Before Passage of Final Control Measure.   DEFEAT EFFORT TO UP RENT CEILINGS

Taft Pricing Plan Beaten By Senators   Would Have Forbidder Exceptions to Hikes In Industry Lids.

Amendment by Sen. Taft Is Defeated   Tie Vote, Which Downs Move to Amend, Recorded

Tie Vote, 40 to 40, De. feats Amendment. Action Removes Obstacle To Passave of Bul

HST Warns Delays Threat To Nation   Senate Moves Near Final Vote On  Bill: Solons Take Time Out For Party

Taft Drive For Price ©  Change Fail:   Action Removes One Of Last Big Hurdles To Passave OF Bill

TAFT’S ATTEMPT TO ALTER BILL LOSES ON TIE   Administration Wins Major Round In OPA Revival Fight In Senate   LACK OF CONTROLS INFLATION MENACE

Administration Scores as Senate Nears Final Vote   Curb on Rents Limited To States Without Laws Governing Charges

DENY BUC FUNDS TO OHIO MINERS   High Court Rules Refusing Work Without Contract Constitutes Strike

Council Not Likely To Drop Iranian Case   Soviet Delegates Express Doubt That U. S..And Britain Want Peaceful Settlement

Soviet Hints U.S. Against Peaceful Iran Settlement   -Gromyko Implies Allies Opposed To Truce In Dispute Between Tehran And Moscow

SOVIET DEMAND APPEARS LOST BEFORE PANEL   U. S., Britain Firm In Stand That Issue Remain On Agenda

MERIT MEDAL IS WON BY ATTORNEY ROSENMAN AS HE RESIGNS HIS OFFICE

Flood Control Appropriations Given Approval   Government Program To Include Several Arkansas Projects

FLOOD CONTROL FUNDS ALLOTTED   Rivers and Harbors To Be Improved By Funds.

APPROPRIATION GETS APPROVAL   Huge Sums Earmarked For Work On Mississippi For July 1

Okays Funds For Floed Control,  Dam Construction   . Appropriations Group Votes To Set Height ' At Garrison at 1,830

AMILLION ARABS STRIKE IN PALESTINE   Urge World-Wide  Protest on Sending Jews to Palestine -

ARAB CHIEFS CALL FOR HOLY WAR ON U.$. AND BRITAIN   General Strike Protesting Admission of Jews Sweaanc Palactina

MILLION. JOIN PROTEST OVER JEWISH REPORT   ‘Officials Guard Against Out breaks during One-Day : Mass Demonstration

Tito Defends Slav Attacks   Sees Allies Adopting ‘Strange Attitude’

Truman and Byrnes Consult on Policy Of US. in Zoning Problems of Palestine

Truman In Touch With Byrne: On Palestine: Future Of New Partition Proposal In Dark   Attlee Flies From Paris To London For Special British Cabinet Meeting

'_DISCUSSES FOREIGN POLICY— Truman Confers With  Byrnes On Palestine

Truman Talks With Byrnes On Palestine   President Reported as Dissatisfied . With Partition Plan

TURKS REJECT * JOINT DEFENSE   Want No Soviet Assistance To Maintain Security of Dardanelles

Can Not Raise Price Without Wild Inflation   President Unwilling to Predict End _ of Steel Strike

PRICE CONTROL, SAYS TRUMAN, MUST REMAIN   Efforts At Settlement Of Steel Strike Are At A Standstill

Truman Rejects Ford’s Proposal  Says Price Controls Cannot Be Dropped

TRUMAN SPURNS SUGGESTION TO LIFT CONTROLS   Cannet Fellow Ford’s Plas Without Wild Inflation,  nm   NO INTENTION TO SEIZE STEEL PLANTS

President Fears Wild Inflation  Truman Rejects Ford Plan On Auto Prices

Removing auto price eontrol would lead to intlation-- truman   President declines to predict an early end to steel industry strike

Declares Can’t Remoye Price Control From Autos. President Not Optimistic Over the Steel Strike

Truman Rejedés Ford Price Ple.   Would Bring Inflation,  Declares President

' President Declares to Do So, as Ford Suggested, Would Lead   to Wild Inflation—Executive Declines to Predict Early End of Steel Strike—Top Government Officials Report Settlement Efforts at Standstill.

FORD PLAN IS REJECTED BY TRUMAN   President Is Certain That Ceiling Removal Means Inflation

TRUMAN SAYS PRICE CURBS MUST REMAIN   Rejects Ford Proposal To Lift Control On Auto Industry

Chief Rejects Ford Price’; Lifting Plea ©   Traman Dims Hope For Early End ‘Of Steel Walkout

‘Truman Rejects Ford Request To Drop Auto Price Controls   Auto Manufacturer Hints At Closing If Steel Not Forthcoming Soon-—~President Refuses Prediction Of Early Steel Strike Ending

3 Marifime Unions Threafen Walkout   New Crisis Faces U. S. As Contracts Run out

Shortage of Coal in State   Prospects Not Bright For Easing Situation Congressmen Reveal

Veterans’ Group Plans To Picket Pappy’s Boy For Eviction Notice  AVC Protests Action

Vets’ Picket Line Planned For O’ Daniel   Former Private Angry At Eviction Action By Senator's Son

GOVERNOR TO MISS GAME   Seed Demonstration Will Also Keep Him From the Royal

oneRw ued on m eeas 2)  jave Waste Pape  Brothers Burned as Oil Transport and Motorcar Collide

Little Hope Seen for Early End of Strike   ClO Rejects AFL Request to Call Off Joint Walkout

FP PF FS FSFSFFSSSS NEWS OF OUR  MEN AND WOMEN  IA TIALIIC Mm maa

JURY INDICTS NINE IN PROBE   4 Suspended OPA Officials Among Those Accused In Sugar Fraud

Lewis Calls Union Chiefs On Coal Issue   Possibility Seen of Early Break in Coal Dispute

Possible Coal  Settlement Seen   Lewis Calls District Officials to Washington

Karly Break Signs Seen In Soft Coal  Situation   About 50 Chiefs Of District Unions Called to Meeting By John L. Lewis

BREAK SEEN IN DISPUTE WITH MINERS   John L. Lewis Calls All District Union Chiefs to Capital

BREAK IN MINE ROW MAY BE NEAR   LEWIS CALLS TO CAPITAL MEN WHO WOULD PASS ON ANY PEACE PLAN.

Next Move By UMW Leader Is Awaited  Showdown. Indicated In Mines Dispute

SIGN OF BREA IN COAL WAG TALKS IS SEE   U. S. Watches To See I Election Will Alter  Lewis’ Course

Lewis Calls Union Head:  For Meeting   Possible Break Seen fn Soft Coal Issues Strike Not Expected

Possible Break In Coal Dispute Seen in Actior   Summon Union Presidents To Pass on Settlement Plane

SEE POSSIBLE BREAK IN COAL MINE DISPUTE   Lewis Calls District Union Presidents Into Session

Signs Of Breal In Soft Coal   Lewis Calls Union District Officers To Washington

Break In Coal Dispute Seen In Washington   Lewis Calls District Presidents Who Pass On Settlement Plans   KRUG, UMW LEADER MAY ATTEND MONDAY SESSION   Truman May Ask John L. To Work Out Contract With Coal Operators

BREAK IN COAL DISPUTE SEEN   Lewis Calls Presidents Of District UMW Unions For Washington Conferenct

District Union Leaders Called To Washington   Lewis and Krug May Attend Next Meeting; Await Truman Policy

Early Break in Coal Wage Dispute Is Seen  Top Union Men Are Called to Capital for Talks

President May Lift Controls On Wages: Miners Asked To Contract With Operators

EARLY BREAK SEEN IN SOFT COAL DISPUTE   DISTRICT OFFICERS CALLED IN BY JOHN L. LEWIS

POSSIBLE BREA IN SOFT COAL DISPUTE SEE}   Lewis May Modify De. mands In View Of Republican Congress   CONFEREES MEETING AGAIN ON MONDAY

ANDERSON’S PLAN ASSAILED  Drastic Action Is Urged To Meet Food Emergency

Lehman Says Leaders Do Not Realize Full Size Of Needs   UNRRA Director General Urges Full Use of New Crops—Says Plans Cannot be Based on Emergency Being Over Next Winter

UNRRA Seeks War Rations For All U.S   Food Crisis Said Severe. Turkey Geta Membership,

FOOD PROBLEM IMPORTANCE IS ‘SAID LACKING   Russians J.ose Two Moves Refore UNRRA

Doubts World’s Emergency to End By Next Winter   UNRRA Director Says Hoover and Anderson Underestimate Needs

Lehman Declares Anderson, Hoover Not Aware of Full Extent of Food Emergency

Red Move Voted Down By UNRRA   Lekman Says Hoover Fails To Recognize Full Size Emergency

Lehman Asserts Leaders Do Not Recognize Size Of World Food Emergency

Work After Truce Left Up To Men By John L. Lewis   Truman's Seizure Effective After Midnight This Morning; Reaction Of Bituminous Coal Diggers To Work Appeal Still Mystery

No Assurances Received on Work Question   Lewis Says Matter Is One for Individual Miners

Command Unity Overseas Set Up By Truman Edict   Recommendation of Joint Chiefs of Staff Is Effective in All Theatres; Army Continues toht for Merger at High Washington Level

Army Feels New Order for Unified Land-Air-Sea Commands Overseas ls Step in the Right Direction

ARMED FORCES MERGER NEARER WITH NEW ORDER   Single System of Commands Overseas Is Inaugurated

Overseas Merger Is Widely Hailed   Unification Of Commands Revives Battle Between Army and Navy Over Unity Move

BELGRADE TQ PAY FOR KILLING FIVE   BUT SHE HAS NOT AGREED TO COMPENSATE U. S. FOR LOSS OF PLANES.

Slavs ‘Tentatively’ Agree to Pay for 5 Lives, U.S. Planes  Have Not Consented te Pan Do fn Th...   Have Not Consented to Pay for Craft They Attacked

Yugoslavs Agree To Pay for Lives   But Tito Balks at Any Cash for U. S. Planes

SLAVS AGREED IN PRINCIPLE TO INDEMNITY   Willing to Pay for Loss of Five American Lives in Plane Ineiclent   RAISE QUESTION ON PAYMENT FOR PLANES

Yugoslavs To Pay Idemnify For U. S. Loss      Amount Asked for Lives of Five Airmen Not Disclosed

Yugoslavia Expected To Agree {To Payment Of Indemnity For 'Loss Of Five American Lives

CLAYTON SAYS MATTER IS NOT FULLY SETTLED   Yugoslavian Officials Balk on Also Paying for Loss of Airplanes

Yugoslavs Agree To Pay Indemnity On Fliers Killed   But Raise The Question Whether They Should Pay For Planes

TITO REGIME PREPARED 10 SFTTLE CASE   Willing to Settle for Loss of Life; Stall  Over Planes

Indemnity for Loss of American Lives to Be Paid by Yugoslavia   Agreement Is Tentative; May Not Pav for Planes

YUGOSLAVIA AGREES TO MEET INDEMNITY   Tentative Accord Reached in Downing Of Planes

Slavs Will Pay kor Ameriean  Airmen Kialled   Yugoslavs Raise Question Of Whether They Also Should Pay For Planes

PAY FOR LOSS OF BOMBERS DEBATED   Bs iate Dept. Informs Tito How Much Is Wanted   NO INTERVENTION   Planned In Relief Shipments, U. S. Ambassador Declares

Slavs Agree To ‘Pay’ For Lost Airmen   Balt Compensation For Destruction Of U. S. Planes

To Pay For Americans Shot Down   Reparations For Loss Of U. S. Planes Also Being  Diecussed.

Slavs Agree in Principle’ To Pay Indemnity   Clayton Also Affirms Decision Not to Halt Slav UNRRA Supplies

Yugoslavia Agrees To Pay Indemnity for Loss Of Five American Lives

SLAVS  AGREE  TO PAY   Tito Tentatively  Accepts Principle Of Indemnity _

Yugoslavs Will Pay an Indemnity   Make Tentative Agreement for Payment, State Department Says

Raise Question Of Plane Loss In Conference   Payment Principle Is Agreed Upon But No Sum Set, Clayton Reveals

Nation Will Pay For Slain Airmen, Reject Plane Pay   American Is Given Heavy Fine, Jailed For Auto Accident

Yugoslavia to Pay Indemnity For U.S. Lives   Tito’s Government Agrees to Principle Of Paying for Five Americans Killed

TINO STILL BALKS AT COMPENSATION FOR LOST PLANES   State Department Ready to . Close Incident if All ; Torm: Are Met -

Slavs Tentatively Agree to Pay  For Five Deaths  Nation May Also Givi Restitution for Shaatinag Dawn Planes

Slavs Agree  g  To Paving For  5 Yank Live:   Officials Want To Know If They Should Also Pay For Loss Of Two U.S. Planes Shot Down

Slavs Agree To Pay U.S.  Reparations   Damages For Loss of Lives Pledged But Tito Balks hse Dilanc Pll

No Pact Reached With Tito Regime   Raise Question Of Payment For Planes  Shot Down

Tito Agrees To Pay Loss Of Aviators No Offer Of Additional tr  doamnity For Planac Al.

Y ugoslavia May Pay U.S  Indemnity   Question Now Said To Revolve Around Remuneration For Loss Of Planes

Yugoslavs Tentativel Agree to Pay for 'Lioss of Yank Flyers   However, Tito Government Has Not Consented to Meet Additional Indemnity for Loss of Two Planec

Queries U.S. on Payment for  Aireraft, Also   State Dept. Says Tt Will Not Halt Relief Shipments

Slavs May Pay U. S. In Plane Downings   Government Agrees Tentatively to Principle of Indemnity for Loss of Five Lives in - Forced Crashes of Two Craft.

YUGOSLAVIA TO PAY INDEMNITY   AGREE TO PRINCIPLE OF RESTRICTION FOR U. S, PLANE CRASHES

TWO RECORD HIGHSN   Yugoslavia Agrees to Principle of Paying for American Lives

TITO WILL PAY U.S.A, DAMAGES   Indemnity Agreed Upon For 5 Fliers Killed In Yugoslavia

Yugoslavs Agree on Pay Indemnity  Tito Okays Payment      Tito Okays Payment for Dead Fliers

Yugoslavs Agree To Paying For Plane Damages  Five ~ Americans  Die In Crashes

Admit Rule Of Indemnity. For  Loss GI Lives   Bui Raise Question Over Also Paying For Unit. ed States Pianes  Shot Down   No Conclusive Agreement Yet   Clayton Says Government Will Not Intervene To Balt UNRRA Ship nipnnic

Tito Believed Ready To Pay For U. S. Dead   Undersecretary Clayton Reports Tentative Agreement for Indemnity as Result of Five Yanks Losing Lives in Forced Landings; Nothing Yet on Planes.

Slavs ‘Tentatively’ Agree to Pay for 5 Lives, 2U. 5. Planes   Have Not Consented to Pay for Craft They Attacked

SLAVS MAY PAY FOR U.S. LIVES   Tentative Agreement Reported By Officials

Tentatively In ‘Principle’ For Flyers’ Lives   But Raises Question On Payment for Loss of U. S. Planes

No Objection to Appropriations   Hearings for Three County Units Are Held at Brownstown

Appropriation Hearings Held   No One Appears to Object to Any of Proposed Transfers

Today’s Outlook   LITTLE HOPE SEEN FOR AGREEMENT GON ATOMIC CONTROL   By J. M. ROBERTS, JR. AP Foreign Affairs Analyst (Substituting for MacKenzie)

'U. S. POLICY OF DEFENSE IS ON BASIS THERE IS, AND WILL BE, NO IMDEQUATE WORLD ATOM RULE.

Atomic Task Force Flagship Departs On Pacific Mission   First Part Of Trip To Atomic Bomb Test Site At Bikini Is Begun   START TRAINING FOR A-BOMB TESTS

Planes Of Four Nations To Seek > Survivors Of Plane Crash In Alps

URGENT PLEA SPURS SEARCH   Survivors of Plane Downed In Alps Sound Despair  Note in Message

CRASH VICTIMS CALL FOR HELF   Search Shifts For U. S. Plane Downed In Frozen Alps

Ald. Murphy’s Mother Is Dead;  Rites Tomorrow   Mrs. Ida Murphy, Wife of City’s Oldest Sewer Con. tractor, Dies at 74.

LL DELAY APPOINTMENT   Truman In No Hurry To Fill Vacancy Of Chief Justice

0 a a  Foreign Ships And Planes Barred From Bikini Atol]   Admiral Blandy Says They Will Be Removed By Force. If Necessary, Should They Appear In Atomie Bomb Area And Not Leave Voluntarily

NO MAN CLOSER THAN 10 MILES TO BOMB BLAST   Remove 34,000 from Bikini 24 Hours Before Test

Foreign Ships Warned Away From Bikini   Admiral Says He’ll Use Force To ‘Keep Them Distant

SITE OF ATOM BOMB TESTS I$ ‘OUT OF BOUNDS’   Blandy Says He Will Use Force If Necessary To Stop Foreign Ships   BOMBARDIER IS PRAISED   Operation “Crossroad Chief Says Wood Has Eye Like An Eagle

Bikini Out Of Bounds For All Foreign Ships   Only Six Days More Until Bomb Scheduled To Drop * At Atoll

Vice Adm. Blandy Warns Foreign Ships, Planes Stay Away from Bikini

Snoopers Get Navy Caution   Ships, Planes Banned During A-Bomb Test

Gillespie PMW Unit Returns to Shafts After 208-52 Vote   Progressive Chief Marchiando Rips Lewis Attitude at Meeting

PROGRESSIVE MINERS RETURN TO WORK IN  ILL. TODAY   UMW Stays Out ‘State Prepares To Carry Out Dimout Order

Urge Boost in Butter Prices   Ceiling on Cream is Recommended to OPA

Imprisoned Irishmen go without food  Protest against treatment stased

STATE GIVES BATAAN MEDAL TO 800 SURVIVORS OF PHILIPPINES DEFENSE

STARKEY DRIVER MINUS $9 000 OF THE PAYROLL   Placed It in Vehicle But Gave Hitchhikers Lift   MADE SEVERAL STOPS

LOST OR STOLEN FROM STARKEY TRUCK   Driver Got Cash From Tren  MADE SEVERAL STOPS

SEC, OF STATE WILL ADDRESS NATION TONIGHT   Poli ic Yy Ss peec h Ww: in

Byrnes On Air Tonight To Outline His Policy   Firm But Patient Attitude to Russia His Decision; Talks From 9 to 9:30 P. M

Byrnes Will Give Radio Talk Tonight   Will Say U. S. Must Be Firm With Russia And Have Patience

BYRNES URGES FIRM PATIENCE WITH RUSSIANS   Subject of Radio Address To Nation A€E10 P.M. Tonioht

BYRNES WILL MAKE CLEAR I. §, POLICY   Secretary of State to Tell Nation and World of America’s Principles.

Byrnes Speaks To Nation ‘Tonight; Will Advocate Firm Policy With Reds

Byrnes To Urge Firmness _ In Dealings with Russia   Secretary of State Will Report to Nation Friday ; Night on Paris Peace Parley

FIRMNESS ONLY POLICY FOR REDS, BYRNES TO PLEA   Speech Tonight Will Discus’ U.S, Fairness For All Nations

Soviet Relations ‘Due to Headline Byrnes’ Address   Seeretary’s Paris Report Slated for 8 O'Clock Tonight

Byrnes Radio Talk To Outline Firm  Russian Policy   Secretary of State Will Re port on Peace Conference Tonight

Secretary Of State Expected To Answer Molotov In Address   Wit! Uroe Firmness With USSR in Speech Tonight at 3 O'clock

Byrnes to Give Report to Nation OnForeign Policy   Secretary of State Will Review Paris Peace Conference

19 In Force Now; Will Mean $2,850 Added Revenue If All Renewed   OPA Requests More Officers

ul DELEGATE “CONTINUES FIGHT VER GREECE   Vishinsky Repeats Demand Before UNO Group That Britain Withdraw   NATION ITSELF IGNORED   Real Issue Is Struggle fo: Power Between London and Moscow

DEMANDS MADE BY SOVIET TODAY   Moving Of Troops From Greece Is Asked By Delegate.

Winter Takes A Head Start Upon Texans   Readings As Low As 17 Expected In Area Tonight

TEX AS TEMPERATURES TUMBLE TUMBLE I IN WARE'OF NORTHER: LARCE P, OF NATION HIT BY COLD WAVE.

Liner America Shares Waterfront Acclaim . ' . With Britain’s Mighty Queen Elizabeth

NEWSPAPERS GETTING PAPER FROM ONE BIG MILL TO CUT DOWN  DALLAS, LUBBOCK, FT.: WORTH AFFECTED; SUN,

DECORAH HAS LOWEST; MASON CITY 12 BELOW   State Temperatures to Skid Even Lower; Expect 15 Below Here

No Relief Seen For Cold Wave; Highways Clear   Three Deaths Caused By Sudden Change; Most Highways Reported Clear

Oklahoma Qusts Anti-OPA Solons  incumbents Lose In Primary Upset

Japs, Germans Quarrelsome Allies, and Japs Spilled Fat Getting U.S. Into the War

Documents Show Japan, Germany Were Not Friendly   Two Axis Members Disagreed on Military  Keanomiec Stratecyw

WALKOUT FIXED FOR TUESDAY If PAY NOT RAISED   Mayor Calls On President For Help; Union Demanding 23‘ Pct. Pay Boost; Staged 19- Hour Strike On February ae

PITTSBURGH IS NEAR WALKOUT   City Faces Prospect Of Paralyzing Power And Light Strike

Pittsburgh Industrial Area Faces New Strike   Power And Light Workers Scheduled To Quit Work Next Tuesday As Pittsburgh Just Begins To Recover From Steel Strike

Pittsburg Walkout Set To Resume If. Negotiation F: ails   No Settlement in Sight as ‘Deadline Nears In Sus nended Power Strike.

“CHECK ANTI-FREEZE   Temperatures in the 20. Foreva-t   for Eastern Kansas

Geod Evening...  Cheer: up: The mince ple seasor  ape an a   Plenty Cold Weather Moving Into Kansas

@ rAVUL MALLVIN U.S. Must Find Satisfactory Way to Deal With Russ Government

All Business Life Is Halted In New York   Great Metropolis Becomes Economic Ghost Town On Mavor’s Order   TUGBOAT STRIKE HAS WIDESPREAD EFFECT

Ex-Gl Hunted In Killing Found  Wounded, Delirious, Ken Hanley Gives Up

DELIRIOUS FORMER SERVICEMAN HELD FOR TWO: DEATHS   hie Our of H Hideout and is ~ Captured «Without: Resist ance’ at His: Nome: -

Hanley Is Found In Bad Condition   Former Serviceman Taken Withoyt Resistance at Norrisiown

Wanted Veteran Is Captured   Norristown Man Sought In Deaths of Two Taken

EX-GI IS HELD IN 2 SLAYINGS   Pennsylvanian Hunted For a Week for Killing Wife,, Escort, Quits Hideout

Alleged Slayer Is Captured   Wounded And Delirious, Young Veteran Emerges From Hideout

WAR SECRECY CLOAKS PLANS AT NUERNBERG   Doomed Nazis Slated To Be Executed Late Today

Daylight Saving Goes Into Effect Wednesday  Change in Time   Change in Time Confusing to Buite Residents

Charge Marine Officer With Misfreatment  Made Prisoners Bete Cicarettoe

Charge Marine Officer With Mistreatment   Made Prisoners Eat Cigarettes

Homes-for-Vets ~ Scheme Falters  k ey Materials Short, Wvyat Learns

[t Requires 7 Months To Complete Only 50,000 Shelter Units   Expediter Wyatt Makes His Report of Completior Of House Construction

Longer Time for Construction:  Building Bogs Down  ‘Anly 50 000 Dwellinac Camnleted in 7 Manthe   Only 50,000 Dwellings Completed in 7 Months

Some 607,100 Dwellings Started, or Slightly More Than Half 1946 Goal—Expediter Declares Record Must be Bettered If 1,260,000 Starts Are To be Achieved—Problem Tough, He Says, “But We're Still Confident.”

65-Cent Minimum Wage Hits A Snag   Opposition From Farm Bloc And Republicans Endangers Senate Passage

History of Doubt, Suspicion Behind Explosive Dispute   During March, ‘45, Russia Denounced Friendship Treaty   History of Doubt

Lakes Shipping Hit by Strike   Seamen Demand Forty. Four Hour Week and Flat Overtime Rate

Strike Threatens to Idle 360 Ships on Great Lakes     NMU Pickets Posted at Major Ports

Great Lakes Strike Gets Underway   360 Vessels May Be Idled; CIO Officials Begin Plotting New Wavce-Prijee Policv

Truman to Settle Cabinet Dispute On Famine Reliel   Acheson, Anderson Split on Methods Of Obtaining Wheat

—WHO IS BOSS?—  Food Order Clash: Seen —  - Truman May Have To Take. Hand

State and Agriculture Departments Clash on  Relief Methods.   DIPLOMATS BACK DRASTIC ACTION

FOOD CLASH MAY REACH TRUMAN   U. $. Departmental Differences Come To Head

PRESIDENT T DECIDE ROW ON FOOD PROGRAM   State, Ag Chiefs Battle On Methods of Obtaining More Supplies

Food Clash Heads For Truman  State, Ag Department Differences Due For Decision

Departments  Clash On Famine ‘Relief Methods    State Department Demanding More Drastic Measures Agriculture Department Will Order

State Department Would Be More Drastic in Action Than Secretary  of Agriculture ‘   Gives His Views      Anderson Says U. S. Has No Idea of Seizing Sunplies —

Anderson and Acheson Split Over Methods   Truman May Be Asked to Intervene in Row Over Famine Relief

Cabinet Heads Split on How ToFeed Worid   Politics and Famine Relief Clash, May Force Truman Action

Famine Relief Plan Disputed   Federal Departments Rowing Over Methods

State and: Agriculture De: } partments © Clash © on: Relief Methods.   DIPLOMATS BACK  ' DRASTIC ACTION

Truman Will Decide on Food Seizure   Relief Becoming Weapon in World Polities

Truman May Decide Issues .... State And Agriculture Departments Clash Over Famine Relief Measures

Truman Decision On Food Expected   State and Agriculture Departments Disagree

TRUMAN MAY RULE ON FOOD CRISIS TODAY   Look for President to Break Deadlock Between Two Department Leaders

Two Departments Differ on Needs to Secure Food   Officials See Need For Quick De. cision With Riots Feared in Some Areas

Famine Crisis May Require [Truman Aid   State And Agriculture Departments Clash Over Famine Relief Measures

Two Departments In Verbal Clash Over ‘More Food   President May Have To Make Final  Decision

Fight Develops Over Plan For  Famine Reliet   State, Agriculture Departments Disagree On Way To Obtain Grains.   TRUMAN TO DECIDE

Truman To Pass Qn Methods For  Famine Relief   President Will Make Decision Since Departments Disagree

Missouri Democrats and GOP Line Up For State Conventions   Pre-War Activity Hums-at Party Headquarters In Jefferson City on Eve of State Sessions; Hannegan and Kem Keynote Speakers ‘

Party Leaders Gather Early For State Meets   GOP To Hit ClO-PAC “Wedding’; Democrats In Bid for Truman

Dubuque Corone Rebukes Rankin  Scored for Failing to Answer Question

ITALIAN WORKMEN STAGE RIOT. AFTER LOSING THEIR JOBS   Police and Troops Use Tanks and Armored Cars to  Quall Disturbance

One Killed As Italians Riot   Police and Troops Break Up Demonstration of Jobless and Homeless.

79 INJURED AS A ROME CROWD RIOTS   Another Dies of Injuries ir Demonstration by Workers Protesting Dis. missal From a Publi Project.

Rome Scene Of Rioting By Vets, Fired Workmen   Crowd In Ugly Mood When It Arrives At Palace: One Killed.

Public Protest In Rome Fatal To Several   Demonstration Led By Workmen After Project Closed

Workers Riot Before Official  Roman Palace   Laborers Protest Dismissal From Public Works Project: One Killed,

Fight Police And Troops For 3 Hours   Mob Is Led By Workmen Protesting Layoff From P, hhc Proiect.

Seores Hurt As Italians Stage Riot   20,000 Unemployed Battle With Police At Viminale Palace

DEMONSTRATORS FOUGHT POLICE AND TROOPS 3 HOURS   The Battle ‘Took Place Before ; the Viminale. Palace In Rome. :   SEAT OF GOVERNMENT   A Communique Said One Person: Had Died of Injuries.

TANKS, TROOPS BATTLE MOB AT ITALIAN PALACE   Police Report Three Killed And Many Wounded As Workers Protest —

Troops Use Tanks  1 Dies, 79 Hurt In Riots Among Italian Workers

One Dies, Many Injured In Rome   Workmen Protest Dismis. sal From Public Project;  Tanks Used

One Dead, 5 Hurt In Rome Rioting   Protest Dismissal From Public Project

ITALIAN RIOTERS BATTLE TROOPS   One Killed, 79 Wounded in Roman Outbreak

Police, Troops Battle Rioters; 1 Dead, 79 Hurt   Use Tanks, Armored Cars Against Demonstrators In Rome, Italy

Mob Riots In Rome   In Ugly Mood -Over Dismissal of Men From Job: One Dead

‘Laborers In Rome Stage Riot   One Killed As Dismissal From Public Jobs Is Protested.

One Dead, 7 Injured in Italian Riot   Workmen Protes' Dismissal from Public Project; Fight 3 Hours

Five Overcome By Gas Fumes Here Sunday  $35,000 Loss As Lubbock pus ness RiesslaA: specs Paar

Five Overcome By Gas Fumes Here Sunday  $35,000 Loss As Lubback Business

POLKE ORDERED TO SHOOT TO KILL TO. PREVENT RIOTS      Weekend Rioting in Shangha Tnjures at Least Hundred With Some Casualties

SHOPKEEPERS HESITATINGLY OPEN FOR BUSINESS IN SHANGHAI AS POLICE CUARD AGAINST RIOTS

100 INJURED IN SHANGHAT RIOTS   Several Business Stores Damaged in Demonstrations

Communists Are Blamed dn Shanghai Terrorism Police Ordered  Tr cy i ., TW. wey   Police Ordered © To Shoot To Kall As Riots Continue: At Least 100 Hurt

Police Shoot To Kill On Wu’s Orders  Shanghai's Rioters Turned Back By Guns

onangnal Niots Are Attributed: To Communists Shoot-To-Kill Orders Issu ed To Police; Dozens Of Shops Reopen   SITUATION BELIEVED TO BE UNDER CONTROL   100 Injured In Outbreak Following Arrest Of Unlicensed Peddlers

100 INJURED IN SHANGHAI RIOTS   Police With Shoot-To-Kill Orders Guard Against New Outbreak  DEFADEAIIAICO CTMADES

Folsom Picks Up Ideas In Georgia Has Many Of Own   Governor-Nominate Sets Forth His Aims

Folsom To Ask Vote Rights For 18-Year Old Alabamians   Governor-Eleet. At Conference With Arnall Of Georgia, Also Plans To Boost Old-Age Pensions, Fight For Freight Rate Equality, And Outlawing Of Poll Tax

wr he ~~ New ~am)s-ire Senacor Scores Caiser’s 3OV- inancia. .2a.s

Kaiser Is Called ‘Coddled Darling’   Senator Flays Industrialisi

SOLONS SPLIT ON OPA BILL   Pian To Remove Controls Or Prices Causes Debate Among Senators

Means of Ending OPA Brings. Split   Supporters Disagree tn Senate Debate on Issue .

POLICE SEEKING ARSONIST GANG   mt  Believed Operating In North Missouri

VETS EARNINGS ARE RECUESTED   While Receiving Training or Education Under G. I. Bill.

aA a a RR Re ns ncn toca cele ‘imnemeents  REP. GROSS COMMENTS ON VETERANS’ MARCH

Just Ask Senator Claghorn, Son—  Do YouKnow What isaJoke?   Eccentric Wills Money for Best Definition

Communists Trail Conservatives In Japanese Election   Social Democrats and Progressives Lead  By Wide Margin

SKIRT LENGTHS PLAGUE ROV'T   Uncle Sam Ponders Giving Inch; Fearful Of Depression

Issues To Test GOP Congress   International Relief And Immigration Maior Projects

[TWO INTERNATIONAL ISSUES   WILL TEST GOP GLOBAL POLICY  Relief, Immiqration to Provide Showdown

Two Issues To Provide Showdown  Willingness of of Congress to Apply Principle ‘of §=Cooperation to Problems  Treaties Stand Out  Five Balkan Pacts Are to Be Ratified by Senate

Speed Record Set By Plane   Jet P-80 Flies from N. Y. to Washington in 26 Minutes

Speed Record Is Set by Jet-Propellec P-80 Airplane   Shooting Star Makes Average Speed of Over 450 Miles Per Hour

Army Plane Halves Record For Flight   Jet-Propelled Ship Flies from New York To Washington in About 29 Minutes

BY JET PLANE   Army P-38 Makes New York, Washington Flight In 29 Min., 15 Sec.

Streaks From New York ‘te Washington in 29 Mine... vets. 18 Seconda

P-80 Flies fo Capital — From New York in 29 Minutes and 15 Seconds

REINFORCEMEN! 5 RUSHED 10 KAZVIN AREA   Insurgent Troops Fight Between Kazvin, Zenjan

ClO LEADERS READY 10 MAP PAY DEMANDS   Top Strategists of 3 Big Unions to Open Sessions Today

BRITISH PRESS PREDICTS WAVE OF NEW TERROR   Surprise Expressed At ‘Abruptness’ Of Action . By President

Hint Strong Attlee Note To Truman   President's Appeal Will Cause Holy Land Trouble, British Sav

Aitlee Sends Truman Note On Palestine   British Press Predicts New Terror Wave In Palestine

An Answer To Demands For Jewish Entry   Dritish Irked By ‘Precipitate’ Action on Palestine Problem

London Fears Settlement of Immigration Dispute Rau in fannnarde -

BRITISH DECRY TRUMAN'S PLAN FOR PALESTINE   PRESS CHARGES PLEA WILL BRING WAVE OF TERROR AND MURDER

BRITISH SEND TRUMAN NOTE ON PALESTINE   Hint at Strong Note From Attlee on President’s Demand for Immediate Entry of Jews Into the Holv Land.

Strong Note on Palestine Stand Is Sent to Truman   British Press Predicts Wave of Terror Incidents in Holy Land as Result of U. S. President’s Immigration Demand

Strong Note Sent Trumar  By Attlee   Britain Puzzled By ‘Precipitate’ Action Of President In Palectine Diente

New Violence Flareup Seen   U.S. ‘Yom Kippur’ Statenient Assailed

—HOLY LAND-— Sharp Reply Is Written By Attlee  Predict Another  rot > Fat I

Truman Note Qn Palestine Arouses Ire   British Incensed Over Demand for ‘Immediate’ Jewish Immigration; Arabs Predict More Trouble.

Sharp British Note To Truman Is Reported   President's Plea On Palestine Issue Brings Quick Reply

English Press Hints New Terror Wave After U.S. Proposal   Spokesman Informs President That England Does Not Have To Accept Outside Offers For Palestine

British Look for Palestine Wave of Terror as Result of Truman's Appeal for Immigration Hike

British Reply Sharp   Attlee Note to Truman Snid to More:Than Hint Deep Resentment Over Palestine Statement

[Palestine Terror Is Predicted   Ailee Sends ‘Strong’ Note In Answer To President.

New Wave Of Terror Is Predicted As Result Of  Immigration Demand

ilint Strong,  Personal Note Sent President   New Wave of Terror Predicted as Result Of Truman StatementArabs Attack Demand

ATTLEE SENDS STRONG NOTE TO PRESIDENT   Replies To Truman’s Demand For Larger Jewish Immigration

ENGLISH PRESS FEARS U. S. MAY STIR NEW RIOTS   Attlee Sends Personal Reply To President As Result Of Immigration Plea

ATTLEE SENDS STRONG NOTE 10 U. 3.   Fear New Wave Of Terror In Holy Land   BRITAIN FEELS   President Affronted Government By Publishing Immigration Appeal

Senator Scores Inaction of State Dept.   Canada to Send Reply to Reds’ Abrupt Message

Rep. Allen, Fearful of Political Travesty, Quits House Committee

Reports on Anti-Hitler  Movements   Agents Had Tried To Establish  Secret Contacts

GUARDING SLIM SUGAR STOCKS “ONLY JOB LEFT “v OPA TODAY   34,000 Workers Still On Duty Waiting To See If Congress Acts

OPA BECOMES GHOST AGENCY   RETAINS POWER ONLY TO GUARD NATION'S SUGAR

OPA Turns Into A Ghost Agency   Takes Over Duty Of Guarding Nation’s Sugar Supply

Onl Helains Sagar VORITO:  OPA Stands By In Hopes Of New Authority

Gen. Semenov Gets Sentence of Death   Grizzled Coseack Led Anti. Bolshevik Movement In Manchuria in 1918

Semenov Sentenced To  Be Hanged   Five Co-defendants Ordered Shot As Trial At Moscow Ends  MM. Wom. b Bebb &eetk, BaD of Batis

COSSACK CHIEF IS SENTENCED 10 Olt ON SPYING CHARGE   Five Co-defendants to be Shot for Espionage in Moscow; Attempted to Overthrow Soviet.   JAP CONSPIRACY REASON FOR CASE

ANTI - BOLSHEVIKS SENTENCED T0 DIE FOR RUSSIAN PLOT   Leader to be Hanged and Five Followers are to be Shot  To Death

Russ General Will Be Hanged   Five Others Ordered Shot By Red Court

Order Semenov.  ie By Hanging _ On Spy Charges   Red ‘Court Decrees That 5 a Co-defendants Re: ‘Shot; Prison Térms Given 2

Cossack Leader, Five Others Will Die as Plotters   FOUND GUILTY IN PLOT AGAINST RUSSIA AND SPYING FOR JAPS.

Six Russians Sentenced To Die As Spies   Two Get Long Prison Terms

Goermg Describe: Fellow-Defendant: As Errand Boys   Listless and Bored, He Says They Only Carried Out Hitler Orders

Food Prices On Increase In New England  Portland Area Shows Llnswine

Shipping Strike Date Week Off   AFL Unions Obtain Conference With Shipowners

President At White House On Case Bill   Conciliators Talk Shore Leaves In Stave-Off Effort

Independence Due Philippines  MacArthur to Take Part in Observance

FILIPINOS READY SIT      MacArthur Will Talk in Ceremony Granting Independence

PHILIPPINES AWAIT INDEPENDENCE RITES   islands To Receive Freedom In Ceremony Thursday

Filipmos Ready For Declaration Of Independence      Senator. Tydings, General MacArthur And Paul MeNutt To Be Sneakers

—HISTORIC EVENT NEARS— Independence Comes To  Philippines Thursday

Get Ready — For Big Day   Philippines Wi Will Be Declared Independent . In Ceremony Tomorrow

WOULD SIMPLIFY BILL   Senators Sugeest Flat Payments to All Discharged Soldiers

Bill Would Make Flat Payments to Enlisted Men for Termina! Leave

A New GI Pay Plan   Discharged EM Would Draw $100 or $200 For Terminal Leave

FOUR SENATORS WORK ON PROBLEM   Seek to Settle Question of Military Terminal Leave Play.

SOLONS TRY TO FIX G1, LEAVE PAY BILL   Joint Act Would Make Flat Payment To Enlisted Men

STRIKE BILL PIGEON-HOLED   House Members Want to Forget Bill Altogether   By GEORGE E. REEDY, JR. United Press Staff Correspondent {By United Press Lensed Wire)

Arabs Oppose New York Site   Sey Will Fight to Last ° Against Spot for Headquerters of UNO

BARUCH GONDEM PALESTINE “WO   Acheson Also Dinner Speaker Before Smith Memoorial Foundation

Baruch Assails Stand Of U.S. and Britain On  Opening of Palestine

Baruch Assails Failure to Open. Palestine  Says Moral Side of Jewish Question Ignored

Baruch Calls For Opening Of Palestine   Condemns ‘ShillyShallying, Weather Vaning’ of 2 Nations

BARUCH ASSAILS DELAY FOR JEWS   Says U. S. and British Are ‘Shilly-Shallying’ in Failure to Open Palestine

VETS ADVISORY GROUP WOULD LIST HOUSES   Urge er Apartments, ses to List Them With Legion Service Officer:

COUNTER-ACTION IN TABOR DISPUTE HERE SEEKS LARGE DAMAGES  COURT REQUESTED TO DISSOLVE INJUNCTION

COUNTER-AGTION IN  LABOR DISPUTE HERE  SEEKS LARGE DAMAGES COURT REQUESTED TO  DISSOLVE INJUNCTION PREVIOUSLY CRANTED

Quake Shakes Northwest States   Washington and Oregon Feel Tremor

PUGET SOUND AREA SHAKEN BY QUAKE   Two Joits Are Heaviest Ever Felt in District ~

Earthquake In Puget Sound Area Causes Damage   Western Washington And Oregon Feel Effects Of Severe Earthquake   HEAVIEST SHOCK CAUSES NEAR PANIC(

(QE RONAR RETR ARTE RRR HE Re  Ogling or Wolfing Tahoo in Detroit. -

Few Negroes Vote in Dixie Mississippi Primary Passing Off Quietly

LEGISLATURE CONSIDERS VET HOUSING BILL   Would Give $6,010,000 tc Finance Program; Other Special Session News

DEBATES FUNDS FOR G. . HOMES   Bills Call For $6,000,000 To Speed Housing; Part Of Lausche Plans Set

U. §. And Britain Ready To Reply To Soviet Demand   Will Answer Demand For Immediate Census Of  Troops On Foreign Spi)

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Grant Additional Time for Troop Census Reply

Truman Due To Refer To Rwy. Strike   May Issue Statement During Day

Coal Strike ‘Most Costly’ in State’s History. Operators’ Secretary Claim:

W. Va. Coal Association Official Says Sentiment Growing Against Lewis   Sullivan Says Idle Miners Are ‘Glum and Reticent’ And That Coal Strike Is Costing $27,000,000 Weekly

HOUSE OPPOSES DRAFT MEASURE   Senate Bill to be Fought by Congress at Capital.

House Will Fight Senate Draft Bill   Members to Battle Sending Teen-Age Youths to Service

DRAFT EXTENTION VOTED BY SENATE FARES CHANGES   Conscription of Teen-Agers Is One of Provisions Fought in House   JOINT ACCORD SQUGH)   Conferees to Put Legislation in Compromise Form for Final Approval

SENATE DRAFT BILL 10 TOUCH OFF HOT FIGHT   Lower Chamber Battle Seen on Induction  Of Teen-Agers

House Oppesition To Teen Drafting Will Start Today   Representatives May anc Short to Lead Fight Against Senate Bill   ARMY PAY RAISES TO BE DISCUSSED   May Accept Service Salary Increases on Compro mise Terms

FIGHT. FACING SENATE DRAFT BILL IN HOUSE   Differ On TFeen-Age Inductions and- the — Extension to May 7°47

Compromise In Draft  Expected   House And Senate Disagree On Rule For Teen-Age Boys

House, Senate Still Far Apart On Draft Ideas   Bitter Battle Looms Before Legislators Reach Agreement

House May Ban TeenAge Draft   Senate Bill to Extend Draft to May, 1947, to Have Hard Sledding

House To Fight Senate Version Of Draft Bill   Senate-Approved Bill evtoes Issue Of Teer-Age Induction

Senate Draft  Bill Facing House Fight   May, Short Ready to Lead Opposition to Teen-Age Call

SENATE MEASURE WOULD _THEM ELIGIBLE. AND: WO ALSO EXTEND ACT TO'N

House Fights Plan To Draft  Teen-Agers   Congress Badly  Split Over Inductions: House Fixes Ages  At 20 to 45.

DRAFTING OF ~ TEENAGERS IS OPPOSED   House Members Will Not Accept Senate Version Without a Struggle.

House Will Fight Draft Of Teen-Age   Leaders Rise Up Against! Extension Bill Passed By The Senate

Permission To Induct Youths ls Under Fire   Extension Measure Likely To Be Sent To Conference Group

Senate Draft Bill Faces Fight in House   Conferees Must Settle Issue of Teen-Age Induction

HOUSE OPPOSES NEW DRAFT BILL   WILL NOT APPROVE SENATE VERSION OF MEASURE

CONGRESSMEN PROMISE FIGHT ON DRAFT BILL      House Won't Accept Senate Version Without Struggle

House Will Fight Senate-Approved Draft Extension   May Will Continue Ta - Oppose Induction of Teen-agers

House Leaders to Fight Senate Bil Reviving Induction of Te     = % Abas

DRAFT BILL CHANGES INDICATED   House Group Still Opposes Drafting Of Teen-Aaers

HOUSE FIGHT ON GRAFT SEEN   Representatives Say They Will Not Approve Senate Bill Without Battle

U.S, BASES IN THE PHILIPPINES FOR MUTUAL DEFENSE   This Announcement Made To: day by Philippine President Roxas.   HE SPOKE AT LUZON   We Have an Agreement With the U. S., the President Said.

U. 5., FILIPINO PACT  TO ESTABLISH BASES  FOR DEFENSE BARED PRESIDENT OF ISLAND  REPUBLIC REVEALS NEW ACREEMENT SATURDAY

Roxas Says U.S. May Build Bases   Filipino-United States Agreement On Air Bases Announced By President

Philippines Grant Army Bases to U.S   Bataan-Battered Scouts to Man New Posts of Defense

AGREED ON BASES FOR DEFENSE USE   Roxas Announces Agreemen On Use of Bases for Mutual Defense Purposes

isle Bases For U.S.   Philippine President Roxas Announces Sign ing of Agreement

BASES TO U. S. IN PHILIPPINES   PRESIDENT ROXAS BARES AGREEMENT IN HERO DAY TALK

Reveals Pact * For US Bases Tn Philippine:   President Manual Roxas Lhiscloses Agreement In ’ National Hero’s Day Addres:   For Defense Of Both Countries   U. S, Army’s Reformed Philippine “Scouts” Wil) Be Used Chiefly to Man Bascs

U.S. GETS BASES IN PHILIPPINES   Final Agreement .Reached By Two Governments

Philippine Pact Announced for Mutual Defense   U.S. to Retain Bases in Islands, Roxas =~ ‘Announces

NO BESS PLB ISLES   President Roxas Reports  Agreement in National Heroes’ Dov Talk

Roxas Grants Base Rights  wtTokr. Ar   U.S. Can Keep Army In Philippine Isles

Philippines Makes Pact with U.S. For Maintenance of Island Bases

Roxas Reveals US Plans For Philippine Bases   Agreement Reached To Permit US Bases For Mutual Defense

Roxas Asserts Agreement: Now Reached   Division Wiped Out On Bataan Will Man New Bastions

Philippines President Says Bases Granted for Use by United States

U.S. Compromise to Avoid Breach With Spain Draws Soviet Objections

U.S. FRAMES COMPROMISE ‘ON-SPAIN      Four. Nations Support It, But Russia Opposes

U.S, OFFERS PLAN IN UN TO AVOID SPANISH BREAK   Reds Object; UN Won’t Bind Itself to Blockade of Spain

Russia Pushes Franeo Action   UN Committee Takes ‘Out Demand For — Blockade

Report Russia To Sel! Wheat  To France Now   U.N. R. R. A. Gossip Cen ters Around Reports Of Wheat Deal By Russia

Revenues   Indicate Commonwealth Finances Are In Healthy Condition

SIXTEEN YOUTHS FROM THIS AREA START TRAINING   Selective Service Board No. 1 Announces Group Entering Army   Nine Entering Service ReBorough of

BRISTOL BOARD SENDS EIGHT MEN TO ARMY   Three of Selectees Are Residents of Borough of Bristol   SENT TO FORT MEADE

11 FROM AREA NOW TRAINING AT MEADE   Inductees’ Left for Army Service on Thursday; From Board No. 1

Sharp Price Boosts Seen   10-to-L00 Per Cent  Increases Forecast

HIS WIFE'S TRUST CLEARED ZITT OF BURGLARY CHARGES  Fucitive Can End 10 Years of Stealth

Jury Indiets 245 On Ration Charge   Seven C orporations  Are Also Named

Slipshod Hospital Work Charged — By College of Surgeons: President

Merchant At Tipton Is Victim   Monoxide Gas Piped inte Car Compartment from Exhaust Pipe.

BODY IS FOUND TRUSSED UP IN TRUNK OF AUTO   Death Caused by Monoxide Poisoning, Belief of Authorities

Colonel In Army And WAC Bride Held For Theft   Intelligence Corps Closing In On Two More, Major And GI

ARM SEEKS TWO MORE SUSPECTS I HESCE PEM THEFT   Honeymonning Colonel and WAC Captain Bride — Under Arrest

~ SUSPECTS IN JEWEL THEFTS   Recover “Part of Fab‘ulous Loot Taken By Officers   COUPLE   Colonel and WAC Captain Detained By Government

Recover Over 25 Percent Of Gems In Chicago Arrest   ‘olonel, WAC Captain Taken Into Custody at La Salle Hotel Day Before Disastrous Fire

More Jewel Case Arrests Seen As U.S. Army Agents Push Probe Of CastleThefts

WAC Captain And Husband In Custody   Bizarre Looting Of German Castle Is  Related By Army

Net Closes on Suspects in Bizarre Case of “Liberated” Crown Jewels

Most of Gems in Theft Recovered   MAJOR, GI SOUGHT BY ARMY PROBERS

Honeymooning Colonel, WAC Bride Arrested   Army Intelligence Agents Close in on Major, GI Suspected Of Being Implicated

2MoreSough In Looting of Crown Jewels  Army Holds   Army Holds Newlyweds For Theft

ARMY SEEKS TWO MORE IN GERMAN JEWEL LOOTING   Army Colonel, WAC Wife Held As First ‘Suspects

Bizarre Story Of Theft Of House Of Hesse Jewels Told In Arrest Of Pair:

Hold Two In Theft  Of Jewels   Army Closing in On Two Other Suspects Involved in Looting Of Hesse Crown Gem:

Knox Told Jan Surprise Was Expected   Report of Former Navy Secretary  is Read Today

KNOX REPORT — AS REVEALED   SECRET REPORT FROM FOR. MER NAVY SECRETARY SAYS JAP ATTACK EXPECTED SOMEWHERE *

Can’t Find Commission Raid Report   Statement by Roberts Miss ing, Pear] Harbor Com‘mittee Is Told

Capital Had “Intimation”  Of Jap Attack   Hint of Surprise Move Made Clear In Intercepted Messages, Report By Secretary Knox In 1947. Reveals

Knox Said Jap Plans Suspected   NAVY CHIEFS REPORT SHOWS KNOWLEDGE NOT GIVEN KIMMEL, STARK

“ran {nox Report Shows U. S. Had ‘ilimation of Some Surprise Move oy Japan Before Japan Dec. 7, 1941

Roberts Report On Pearl Harbo Attack Missing   Original Copy Not In Government Records, Committee Is Told

NAVY CHIEF PLACED BLAME INWASHINGTON   Roberts Report Not in Files

Knox Believed Capital Had Hint of Nip Treachery   Cited Intercepted Code Message; Roberts Commission Report Lost

SECRET REPORT BY KNOX BARED BY COMMITTEE   Navy Secretary Said ‘It Was Clear’ Japs Would Strike

Report of Knox Cited Danger of \Surprise Move   Roberts Commission _ Report. Unlocated In Government Files

P. H. Committee Hopes To Finish Hearings Feb. 15   Kimmel and Short To Testify After 10 Day Recess

HOPE DIMS FOR RESCUE OF MINER   Tapping Sounds Cease; Believe Crekar Is Dead

Coal Conference Getting Nowhere   Election Recess Laken Without Announcemen

More Mines Idle; Talks Recessed Until Tomorrow   No Word Of Progress Showdown Presumably Awaits Krug’s Return

Coal Conferees Recess Until After Election   Showdown Awaits Return Of Krug; More Pits Close

MORE MINERS QUIT AS TALKS ARE RECESSED   8,259 Idle, 56 Mines Now Shut Down In Three States

Over 80,000 Men Quit Mines With Eye On Pay Parley   Coal Walkouts Spread As Union Conferences With Government Recesses To Wednesday; Idleness Centered At Williamson

Wage Parleys Recess; More Mines Closed      Negotiations Suspended Until After Today’s Elections

US. AND BRITAIN TC USE VETO POWER TC BLOCK SOVIET MOVE   Will Vote Against Amitting Aibania To Security Council

One-Nation Veto Power Will React On Soviet Russia   United States And Great Britain Set To Halt Soviet Bloc Tactics   VU. N. BATTLE OVER NEW MEMBERSHIPS

U.5,, BRITAIN READY TO USE VETO AT PARLEY   Delegates Against Admitting Albania And Mongolia

SHOWDOWN TODAY   Western Powers Angered By Soviet’s Use of Veto Vote By Georae Durno

River Plunge Kills Officer   Vice Admiral Wilkinson Drowned as Car Sinks in River

Adm. Wilkinson Drowns When Auto Plunges From Ferry, Saves His Wife

Support for Secretary Byrnes Is Pleaded for Jointly by Senators Vandenberg, Connally.

Doubt Cast OnU.S. Foreign Policy Unity   Vandenberg And Connally Plead For Support Of Byrnes

ISSUE TAKEN WITH SPEECH BY WALLACE   Vandenberg and Connally Urge A ‘United Policy’

Advisers Support  Byrnes   Connally And  Vandenberg Declare There Should Be No Bickering at Home

Support for Foreign Policy Urged   Vandenberg and ‘Connally Issue Appeal

Two Senate ‘Advisers of Peace: Parley. Delego “tion Plead for. United Support: oF. Program. . Outlined. by :Secretary: Byrnes:

Reply Sharply To Wallace   Connally, Vandenberg In Plea for End to Bickering, Say Doubt Cast on U. Ss. Stand

Peace Envoys OfU.S. Plead. For Home Unity   Senators Connally And Vandenberg Ask United American Support of Policy

Senator Connally Says There  should Be No Bickering  At Llama   VANDENBURG SAYS DOUBT CAST ON AMERICAN UNITY

Peace Env oYS Plead U nity OnUs S Poliey   Formal Statements In Par is Obviously Directed At Wallace’s Speech

Connally Backs Byrnes in Row ol Foreign Policy   ‘Division Behind the Line’ To Curb Voice Of U. S., He Asserts

Solons Abroad Plead for Home Unity   Wallace Speech Gives Impression of Division in America

Senate Advisers In Paris Deplore Home Bickering   Vandenberg, Connally Plead for United  American Support

Vand’nbergAnd Connally Plead United Support   : s Senate Advisers Of UT. § Peace Delegates lssue Formal Statements From Paris   Clearly Directed At Wallave Tail   Connally Declares Amey. ean Influence at Parley Depends Upon Unity Behind Lines

Ce REC RNP eS NE NONE CO ONE  FAMILY’S FOOD BILL JUMPS 4!/,°/, INMONTH

‘FOOD COSTS INCREASE   Laber Statisties Show 4%; . Pe: Cent Hike In a Month

:=-THE ‘ENIAC’ MAKES ITS DEBUT— ©  30- Ton Monster Adds’ : Like Nobody’s Business

BONUS FOR OIC VETS DEMANDED   Group To Ask Governor fo Special Session

HOMES USING ~~ SINGLE LIGHT   PITFSBURGH CITIZENS FORCED TO ACCEPT MANY INCON4 VENIENCES DUE TO POWER STRIKE

Return To Rationing Not Likely Despite Lowered Output Of Meats, Poultry

Supplies Of Meat, Milk, Poultry To Be Reduced   Return To Food Rationing Not Likely; Agricultural Department Survey Shows Feed Grain Production Will Be Low

Meat Milk And Poultry Output Will Be Shorter   ‘However, No Return To Rationing Expected In ma

Decrease Expected In Farm Products   Less Meats, Milk And Poultry Predicted; Rationina Not Thought Likely To Result

Crop Outlook Not Too Bad   ‘Return to Rationing Not Likely, But Production Less Than °45

Farms Are Producing Less Meat And Milk But Enough To Prevent Ration Return

Less Meat, Milk, Poultry Seen tor 1946; Rationing Held Unnecessar‘

May Not Need To Ration Food   Farms Appear Likely To Produce Less Meat, Milk Poultry

‘Meat, Milk And Poultry Output Will Be Shorter   ‘However, No Return To Rationing Expected. I U.S...

MEAT, MILK POULTRY MAY BE SHORT FOR ANOTHER YEAR   Prospects Good For Bumper Crop Of Wheat; Feed Scarcity Likely

FARM OUTPUT DROP FORECAST   [Legs Meats, Milk and Poultry  Seen, But Rationing Not  Likely To Come:

MEAT, POULTRY MILK CUT LOOMS   Rationing’s Return Appears To Be Unlikely, However

DO NOT EXPECT FOOD RATIONING   Believe Grain Supplies to Remain Under Demand

Farms Will Turn Out Less....  Drop In Food Production Shouldn’t Be Enough To Force Rationing Return

Slash In Food Production Is Now Predicted   Doubtful If Shortage Serious Enough To Bring Rationing.

Attlee Regime Facing Crisis  Long Standing Revolt Breaks into Open ..

Some Laborife Members Now In “Revolt”   Demand Socialist Foreign Policy for Britain; Rebels Now Number 53

Revolt Over Foreign Policy Faces Alflee   More Laborites Join Criticism of Bevin, Demand Broad Change

13 Laborites Join In Revolt Against Attlee   Want Foreign Policy To Prevent Conflict Between Communisn And U. S. Capitalism

Socialist Foreign Policy “ Guugu lw a: Sst. ‘Conflict ;? Group Totals 53

British Labor Members Stage Party Revolt   Members Of Parliameut Rebel Against Foreign Policy,

Revolt Against Attlee Spreads  In Parliament   Thirteen More Labor MP: Join Movement, Demand  : “Socialist Foreign  _ Policy”

TURN DOWN Gt TAXICAB PLEA   State Commission’s Ruling Continues Monopoly In Phila. Operations   Atomic Lessons Speed :  Study of Defense Plan

STOCKS PUSHED UP BY BUYING FORCES   Leaders Rise $1 to $10.40 a Share to Trim Losses in Six Preceding Sessians.

Commencement al Siate College Will Begin Today   Exercises Will End Monday When Decrees Contferred

Commencement a! State College Will Begin Today  Exercises Will End   Exercises Will End Monday When Degrees Conferred

U.S., Russia Split Over Destroying Atomic Bombs   Russia Advances Own Plan For Control of Atoms

RUSSIA SPLITS WITH U. 5, ON SCRAPING ATOM   Soviet Advances Own Proposa For Atom Control To UN Meet

Russia And U. S. Split On A Energy      Issue Raised Over Soviet Insistance For Our Scrapping Of Bombs

Russia Gives Global Plan for Treaty   Soviet Opposes Loss of Veto Power; UN to Study Plan

SPLIT ON ATOM CONTROL PLAN   Reds Want U. S. te Dispose of Bombs Now

Is SBisbhes   SOVIET THINKS PRESENT BOM SHOULD BE SCRAPPED BEFORE GLOBAL ORGANIZATION  IS FORMED .

‘Reds Oppose A-Bomb Plan   Russia Defends Veto Powers; Asks U. S. To Destroy Bombs

Offer Made by U. §. Is lgnored By Reds Envoy   Moscow Calls on America To Scrap Supply of A-Bombs

U. $., Russia Are Split Over A-Bomb Issue   Reds Demanding Destruction Bombs

Want Move to Precede Control System   Flatly Reject Our Plea to Eliminate Vetoes on Issue

Soviets Shun Atomic Plan   Substitute Proposal Offered at U. N. Talk

U. S., Russ Split on Atom Contro!:   Russians. Flatly Reject Plea to Abolish National Rights to Veto Enforcement Law

RUSSIA FIGHTS U.S. ATOM PLAN   DOES NOT AGREE WITH GLOBAL CONTROL IDEA

SOVIET POLICY OUTLINED TO UN SEEKS CHANGES   Elimination of Veto  Rejected By Reds; hr ae: edo oy em 

U.S. RUSSIA SPLIT ON ATOMIC CASE   Soviet Opposes Pleas for Ending Veto Rights of Powers.

U.S. and Russia Widely Split On Scrapping Bom   Soviets Flatly Reject American -Plea to Eliminate Veto Right   GROMYKO OUTLINES RED- COUNTER-PLAN   Proposal Would Destroy Existing Bombs 90 Days After Treaty

SHARP SPLIT ON ATOMIC BOMBS   Reds Want Us ‘To DeDestroy Our Stores Under Treaty

SPLIT OVER ATOM PLANS   Russian Proposal Differs Widely From Baruch Plan

U.S. SOVIET SPLIT OVER ATOM PLANS   Russian Propesal Differs Widely From Baruch Plan

U.S. and Russia Are Split Sharply Over Disposition of Atom Bombs

U. S. Asked To Give Up Bomb   Russia Wants Present Weapons Destroved Before Treaty

WAY CLEARED FOR TPW SETTLEMENT   UNION, RAILROAD AGREE TO GREEN'S PARLEY PROPOSAL

Pilot Strike  To Mediator   Hope For Early Settle-ment of Dispute As Negotiations Begin

AGREEMENT REACHED IN SHIPPING TIEUP   Early Ratification Seen As Union, Operators Sign

Eastern, Gulf Coast Ship Operators Reach Agreement  Final Settlement Still Remains For Ratification

AGREEMENT MADE TO END WALKOUTS OF SEA WORKMEN   East and Gulf Coast Ship Operators and Striking Unions Reach Acenrd

AGREEMENT BETWEEN  EAST, GULF UNIONS,  OPERATORS 1S MADE RATIFICATION IS ALL  NEEDED TO END LONG - TIEDP OF IT S. PORTS

U.S. MAY SEIZE STRUCK AIRLINE   BOTH MANAGEMENT, AND PILOTS SAY THEY'RE WILLING

Mediation Offer Accepted By TW: (Officials, Pilots   Opposing Leaders In Airlines Dispute Called To Office of Board Chairman

Ship Operators, Striking Unions Sign Agreement  Calling for End of Fuss

U. S. Mediation Is Accepted in. Pilots’ Strike —   Federal Offer Quickly ' Accepted by TWA : and Unien .

Both Sides in Strike of TWA Airline Pilots Accent U.S. Mediation

Airline Strike Settlement Seer  Mediation Board Calls Conference

Heads Meet on Airline Strike   Both Sides Accept Offer of Federal Mediation

HOPE FOR EARL! SETTLEMENT Of TWA WALK - QUT   Both Sides Accep! Government's Offer Of Mediation Ir Major Airline Strike.

CONFERENCE IN PILOTS STRIKE   President Of Airline Favors Having Government  Take Control

Pact Signed ‘But Requires  Ratification   Approval Vote to Result In End of Tie-Up With Ships Possibly Moving By First of Week

Federal Seizure Talked . For Strikebound Airline   Government Pushes Action To Avert Threatened Walkout of Miners Set for Friday

Accord InStrike Appears Far Off   Both Sides Willing For Uncle Sam To Take Over

AIRLINE STRIKE LEADERS MEET   Both Sides Accept Mediation Offer After Jobless Rolls Swell

MEDIATION IS ACCEPTED IN TWA STRIKE   Government Steps Into Three-Day Old Pilots‘ Strike With Conference Scheduled   IPAY ISSUE CONFUSING

U. §. SEIZURE OF TWA SEEN   Possibility Grows as Alrfins Pilots’ Walkout Hits Snaas.

Shipping Strike In Kast To End   Government Ready To Take Over Airline During Walkout

Ship Operators, Union in Accord   Ratification Required To End Vessel Tieup

Proposal To End Walkout of Six Days Is Rejectec   Justice Department Studies Contract in Coal Strike Threat

PARLEY IS SET IN AIR STRIKE   Pilots and Company Agree To Attend Conference Arranged by Board

AIRLINE STRIKE MOVES HOPEFUL   Both Sides Agree Te Meeting With U §&. Mediation Board

The Weather   Kansas -- Cooler west and porih Saturday, ecaticred rains.

SAFETY OFFICIALS WARN OF HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS; 13 KILLED THIS WEEKEND

Third Los Angeles Man Killed on 66   Two Traffic Tragedies Leave Others Injured

Power and Transif Workers Return te Pennsylvania Jobs      Strikes in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Called Off By Unions

UNION VOTES TO RESTORE SERVICE IN PHILADELPHIA   Action Follows Long Meeting In Mayor Qamiuabe Offiea

Utility Workers Agree to Restart Negotiations — To Submit Differences to Mediation by TiirceMan Board.

Philadciphia Dispute Is Settled; Transit Workers Sign.  STEEL SITUATION APPEARS BETTER  End of Controversy Is Believed Waiting On Decision.

Truman for Liberties of Individuals   Expresses That Sentiment in Speech-—Is Awarded Another Degree

Barkley Charges Defeat to Bring Price Inflation   Opponents Will Be Fully Responsible, Senate  Leader Says —_

Senator O'Daniel Preparing for Long, Long Speech   Senate Adjourns Until Today to Take Up  Price Control Measure

Senate Filibuster  Perils O P A Bill   O’Daniel Threatens to Debate Extension Measure to Death

Strategy Urged Upon President Would Be Balked   Labor Leaders Believe Veto Would Bring Emergency Measure   [EXAN HOPES TO GET HELP IF NECESSARY   Move by Sen. Wherry Ti Remove Controls on Meat Fizzles Out

OPA FILIBUSTER THREATENED BY SEN. ODANTEL   Hct Debate Is Carried Over Until Today By Wrangling Solons

SOLON PLANS FILIBUSTER 10 WIPE OUT OPA   MOVE TO SUSPEND FOOD CONTROLS FIZZLES

Failure to Enact Bill Before Sunday Midnight Will Cause Price and Rent Controls to Lapse; Heated Discussion Is Held on Controversial Price Act

FILIBUSTER MAY DEFEAT OPA PROPOSAL   All Controls Expire Sunday Night Unless Action Is Taken

Filibuster Is Threatened to Abolish OPA   Texas Senator Ready for Long, Long Speecn When Body Meets Today; Tempers Flare During Debate -

TEXAS SENATOR MAY FILIBUSTER AGAINST BILL   O’Daniel Threatens To Prevent Extension Of  OPA Legislation   TRUMAN'S STRATEGY ; MAY BE THWARTED

TEXAS? O'DANIEL PILES UP PAPERS FOR LONG SPEECH   Price and Rent Controls Wilk End at Midnight Sunday if His Strategy Proves Successfy!,   TEMPERS OF SOLONS FLARE DURING DEBATE   Wherry’s Attempt to Restore Provision Removing Ceilings From Meat Fizzles Out.

Solons Recess Without Vote On Extension   Present Act Would Die Sunday Midnight Unless Action Taken

Sen. O’Danie Readies OPA  Filibuster Wherry’s Attemp! To Void Controls On Meat Fizzles

Filibuster Threatens  Life Of OPA   Texas Senator Says He Will Take Floor Through Sunday Nicht

O’Daniel’s Strategy Would Thwart Veto Plan Urged By Labor Leaders

EFFORTS ARE MADE TO-END ~~ FILIBUSTER ON LOAN BILI   BARKLEY HOPEFUL VOTE WILL BE TAKEN NEXT WEEK DESPITE THE LIST OF SPEAKERS

LOAN ENEMIES CONTROL DEBATE   Supporters Consider’ Effort To Invoke Cloture

Five Die In Mishaps   Traffic Claims Two; Two Killed By Aecidental Shaatingse

2 Senators Demand U.S. Join with Britain, Russia in Move to End China's indecisive Civil War

Senators Will Demand Halt To Chinese Aid   COMMISSION URGED TO SPEED END TO CIVIL WAR

Schacht Flays Goering From ~ Witness Stané   Described As “Immoral Criminal Type” Whose “Greed Knew Noe Bounsls”*

Schacht Says 'Goering Is (Criminal Type   Declares ‘Greed Knew ‘No Bounds’

I Indicate War Crime Trial Witnesses Unbalanced as Schacht Calls Goering A ‘Criminal and Tojo Gets Slapped

SCHACHT VALUES GOERING ‘LOW’   Called ‘Immoral Criminal Type Whose Greed Knew No Bounds’

Halleck Tells Party Leaders GOP-Controlled Congress Will Not Support ‘Radical Progran’

Carlson Leading; Woodring Is, Too   Early Count Indicates They Will Head Major Party  Tickets   A BIG WICHITA VOTE   But Turnout to Pools Is Light in Many Parts of  the State

Lafollette Repudiates Endorsement’ Given. by Gerald lL. K. Smith -

Tom Long Passed Away Tuesday  ~ Died In Long . Beach. California

Pfe. Joseph E. Hicswa Condenmed to Death On Charge of Murdering Two Nippenese

CANADIAN LAKE CARRIERS IDLE   Striking Seamen Refuse To Man Ships Because Of Labor Dispute

U. N. Awaits Soviet Stand On Veto-Free Arms Control   U. S. Asks Assembly To Seek Resignation Of Francisco Franco

Moscow Is Queried....  UN Waits Reds’ Reaction To U.S. Demand For Arms Inspection Without Veto

AWAITS WORD FROM MOSCOW   Vishinsky Delays Statement on Disarmament

Awaiting Word From Moscow   Russia’s Position On US Idea. Yet  Undetermined

AUTO STOPPAGES — LEAVE 9,200 IDLE   Strikes Hit Dodge Truck and Hudson Plants

J. §. Prepares Case Against Franco Spain   Other Nations To Present Their Evidence

Case Against Franco Spain Ils Prepared   G&tett_nius to Present Evidence to U. N. Committee

U.S, TO LIST ALL FRANCO CHARGES   Harboring of 2,200 Nazis Main Count Against Madrid

A-C Stalls Strike Settlement Offer   Says Company Must Meet Responsibilities

Graduates af UW Hear Fred   Human Relationship Big Problem, He Says

WYATT LEAVES HOUSING OFFICE   Resignation Of Chief Expediter Accepted By Truman

DELAY-DEBATE OVER FRANCO   SHOWDOWN ON_ISSUE NOW  —_BEFORE_OUNCIL”  PONED UNTIL NEXT WEEK

U.N. Showdown On Franco Spain Slated Tuesday   Action On Issue Postponed After Report At Thurs day Session

TWO MORE COURT CASES ARE FILED BY COUNTY CLERK   Plaintiffs Ask Judgment For Unpaid Account, That Guardian Be Appointed

» Oakland Strike Ends; Workers Return Today   Unions Agree To End Tieup Upon Promise Cit; Will Not Use Police To Escort Strike Breakers

Oakland Strike Will Be Ended  This Afternoon   Agreement Reached To Call Off City - Crippling Mass Walkout

‘Measure’ of Order Restored in India As Rioting Ends   Aftermath of Disorder Finds Millions Facing Starvation, Disease

Caleutta Faces ‘Starvation And ‘Disease Threat   Military aud Police Units Restore Measure of Order in Blood.” Sinined Streets

FOOD SHORT AGE AND EPIDEMIC THREAT SERIOUS   Crews Busy Moving Rotting Bodies From Streets: Death Toll From 2,000 To 3,000; Many Without Food For Days.

3,000 Are Dead in Caleutta as Some Order Is Restorec   rates of Epidemic anc   Starvation Now Faces  ) More Than 2,000,000 Inhabitants

Calcutta Facing Threat Of Disease And Starvation As Order Returns

Fear Epidemics As Bloody Riots Wane in Calcutta   Indian City Shakes Off Terror and Hysteria; Estimated 3,000 Dead

  Calcutta Violence Waning   Measure of Order Being Restored After 3,000 Die

DEATH TOLL IN CALCUTTA NOW BELIEVED 3.000   City Faces New Threat Of Epidemics

Fresh Threat Looms Large in Calcutta   Epidemics and Starvation Facing City’s Population

Order Returning  To Weary City   Police Squads Labor To Remove Bodies From Calcutta Streets

Calcutta Police Establish Order In Wake Of Riot  Starvotion Faces Dreruntad City

Police Restore Grder. in ‘Weary City; Starvation, Biseace Threcten

Police Restore Order In India Riot Center   Estimate 3,000 Persons Killed In Four Days Of . Fighting,

Epidemic In  Calcutta Now Claims Many   HEALTH OFFICIALS A1 WORK TO CLEAN UP CITY

Calcutta Riots End as Dead Top 3,000   Threat of Disease, Starvation Facing  Blood-Stained City

Order Partially ls Restored In Bloody Calcutta   City Faces Disease, Starvation In Wake Of Worst Rioting; Atrocities Related

Famine Facing Bloody, Strife Torn Calcutta   Rescue Squads, Masked, Work in Stench of Corpse-Strewn Streets; Quiet Night Reported

ORDER RESTORED ININDIAN RIOTING   Calcutta Now Faces Threat Of Starvation, Disease

SOME ORDER IS RESTORED IN CALCUTTA   City’s Inhabitants Now Face Starvation and Disease as Consequence of Riots in Which Estimated 3.000 Died.

Restore Order In Calcutta, as 3 000 Are Killed   India’s Largest City Faces Disease, Famine

Calcutta Counts 3000 Dead After Order Restored   Fear Of Epidemics ‘And Starvation Now , Oring City

Restore Order In Caleutta   3,000 Were Slain Jn Fighting Between Hindus, Mosleins;

CALCUTTA QUIET AFTER RIOTING   Estimate 3,000 Persons Killed In Four Days Of Fighting   FACING STARVATION

Order Being Resiored ili  India City   Bloody Ricting That Has Taken Lives of 3,000 Under Control; Supply System Disrupted

Order Restored, Calcutta Faces Hunger, Disease   Four-Day Rioting Takes 3000 Lives in Weary City

‘Order Restored In Calcutta; Disease, Starvation Feared   3,000 Bodies Being Removed From Streets and Search Begun for Food.

CALCUTTA RIOT CEASES; 3,000 PEOPLE SLAIN   Epidemic, Starvation Threats Faced as Measure of Order Is Restored

Disease, Hunger Peril Calcutta: Riots Subside .   Food System Thrown Out of Gear: Many Roedies in Streets.

Measure of Order Restored in Riot Torn Calcutta   Inhabitants Find They Face Threats Of Starvation---Food Prices Skyrocket

Famine — Looms In Calcutta   Disease Also’ Threatens Riot Stricken City

3,000 Estimated Killed In Four Days Of Rioting   More Than Two Million Inhabitants Face Threat Of Starvation And Disease

Restore Orde After Riots In Calcutta   Starvation And Enidemic Threat

Measure of Order Is Restored Today in Weary Calcutta   City Faces Threats of Epidemic and Starvation After Riots

Conditions In West Growing Worse Daily   Floods Plaguing East As Drouth,  Cowen Plaine

West Texas in Dire Need of Rain as Wheatfields Parch and Ranges Dry out

Condifions In West Growing Worse Daily  - Floods Plaguing East As Drouth. e€..... Bf. *.-. s

Will Continue As * —~ the Ambassado:   The President So Indicated About Status of Myron Cc. Taylor.

Myron Taylor To Remain In Rome   Truman Says Peace Treaties Must Be Written Before Tavlor Is Recalled

STALIN TAKES GREDIT FOR DEFEAT OF JAPAN   Says Every Nation Excep! Russia Wants War

GIVES WARNING   Stalin Says ‘Reaction Front’ Has Plans For New War.

RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA LINE I$ REPEATED BY STALIN        PREMIER SAYS “REACTION FRONT" WANTS NEW WAK— JAP DEFEAT CREDIT  MED

Machinery for Maritime  Strike Read\   Snyder Gloomy on Chances to Halt June 15 Walkout

LOCOMOTIVE IN MATTOON   Giant “S-I” Is Over 115 Feet Long From Coupler to Coupler

LARGEST BIG ! LOCOMOTIVE IN MATTOON   Giant “S-I” Is Over 115 Feet Longe From Coupler to Coupler

preseepeanenetaiiacic, . saggeaaiapereniccbmgaanl GREENE TO DIRECT MARIETTA’S DORM

SHOWDOWN ON IRAN DISPUTE. —GOMING-TODAY   REPRESENTATIVES OF U. 5S, “RUSSIA AND FRANCEFAILED TO AGREE ON FORMULA

FARM BUREAU STARTS DRIVE   KickOff Dinner To Be Served On Tuesday

Russia Virtually Forces Another U.N.R.B.A. Meet   Final Accounting to Be Heard During Session

Seventh Full Scale UNRRA  Meeting Forced   Russia Virtually Wins Fight for Meeting in “47: Rooks New Head

Senator Thomas Takes Issue With  Brewster's Stand   Charges Solons Seek Publicity

Hoey Selected To Lead Today’ sFEPC  Filibuster Round   Senator Russell S peak: ~ 4l4 Hours.

Wordy War Against FEPC Enters Its Fifth Day Today With Solons In Fine Fettle

FILIBUSTERERS IN FINE VOICE   Ellender Thinks He May Use Some Of 11-Day Speech Aagein.

FILIBUSTERING OF FEPC BILL . IN FIFTH DAY   Russell Says Bill ‘Assures Aliens Jobs ' Above Native Rights

Sen. Hoey Takes Over Today In FEPC Filibuster   Not Known Whether Break Will Come In Well Planned Campaign

Seek Halt To Filibustering   Senate Republicans Agree To Seek Limitation On FEPC Debate.

Filibuster Against FEPC Enters Fifth Senate Day   Hoey Succeeds Russell On Floor As Wordy  Battle Continues Against Commission

‘Watch Russia’   Churchman Flays Goals of Reds In Cleveland Talk Tuesday

China Armies Sign Merger   Marshall Says Action Is ‘Hone Of China’

‘Agreement Signed Merging Armies   Of Chiang, Yenan ;   Provides That .Chiang’s Army Shall Be Reduc-ed to 50 Divisions, Red Army to 10.

CHINESE ARMIES «WELDED   Nationalist-Red Pact Witnessed By Gen. Marshall

Pact Uniting Factions of  China Signed   Agreement Merges Central And Communist Forces Into One Army; Marshall Witnesses Ceremonv

Iranian Question  To be Out   Moscow Predicts Ahmed Gavan Wil) Recommend it be Withdrawn

RUSSIA EXPECTS IRANIAN QUESTION: BE WITHDRAWN   Informed Foreign Sources’ In Moscow Predicted Course Would Be Followed.   WAS RECOMMENDED      Should Case Be Continued on the Agenda Russia Would Consider It Unfriendly.

U. S. Delegates Split  On Issue Pacific Ba se s   Civilian Officials Want UNO Trusteeship But Military Opposes.

UNO GROUP SPLIT OVER CONTROL OF JAPANESE ISLANDS   Kenney Argues U. S. Should Retain Any Military Value Isles

U. S. OFFICIALS IN UNO DISAGREE ON PACIFIC ISLANDS  MILITARY OPPOSES

Americans Split  At UNO Assembly   Military Adviser Says Islands of Tactical  Value Should Be Kept

American UNO Officials Split Over Japanese Rule   Security Council Confronted With Task Of Controlling Atomic Energy

U.S. DELEGATION AT UNO SPLIF.   FATE OF CONQUERED ISLANDS DISPUTED

U.S. UNO GROUP SPLIT ON ISLES   Civilian, Military Leader: Argue On Pacific Bases

U, S. DELEGATION SPLIT ON STATUS OF JAP ISLANDS   Kenny Wants to Keep Isles Won With American Blood in Pacific

Yank Officials Disagree On  Island Ruling   American Delegation Split ~ Over What To Do With Jap Conquered Isles.   ENVOYS FAVOR PLAN

Yanks Divided On Future Rule Of Jap Islands   Said Undecided On Placing - U, SConquered Areas ‘Under UNO Sovereignty

ia Eee a re ee Pe ee ee ET NENT TTT TAIN ON AIED  UNO Delegation Divided On Status of Conquered Japan

US Delegate: Split On Jap  island Status   Sovereignty Of UNO Is Issue

UL S. DELEGATES ROW ON ISLES   Split On Future Status O} U. §.-Conquered Jap Islands

Isle Control At Issue in U. S$. Group   Gen. Kenney . Argues for U. S. Control in Pacific Isles

U.S. Delegates To UNO Split   Divided on Attitude Over Future Status of Conquered Jap Islands

Trusteeship of Pacific Islands Causes Dispute   Civilians, Military Calis 4  alos am feess.

Pacific Isles’  Status Studied  U. S. Delegation Split ~ On Future

WANTED PUT UNDER UNO SOVEREIGNTY   Security Council To Hold First Meeting Thursday

Question Splits U.S. Delegates   UNO Sovereignty of Islands Sought

Delegates Of U. 5. Divide Over Policy   Split Over Putting American-Conquered Jap Island: Under UNO Sovereignty

U. S. Delegate: Split on Jap Sovereignty   Kenney, Advisor Insists Island Control Vital

UNO Group Of US. Split On Pacific   Civilian Delegates For Trusteeship, Army for Ownership

AMERICANS SPLIT ON ISLAND TRUSTEESHIP   Military Officials at UNO Assembly Want Strict U. S. Control in Pacific

American Delegation At UNO Conference. Split On Keeping Conquered Jap Islands.

American U. N. O. Delegation Divided On Control Of Conquered Jap Islands

U. S. Delegates Are Split Over Islands   Former Jap Outposts May Be Controlled By Security Council

Trusteeships Split U. S. Group   Civilians Disagree mon ¥ Yas Ge © bt bo Geen Y Ones

Military-Civilian Disagreement... . . American Delegation To UNO Assembly Split On  Future Status Of Japan

US. Civilian, Military Officials at UNO Differ Qn Future of Islands 

UNO Group Splits Over Island Control   Amny Insists U. S. Must Keep Pacific Atolls

Secret Hearings Due on Army ‘Caste System’   Eisenhower Contends ‘Certain Reforms’  Are To Be Desired

Eisenhower Says Certain Army Reforms in Order   Doolittle Board Will Hold Secret Hearings on “Caste System”

Secret Hearings Ordered On Army’s ‘Caste System’   Eisenhower, Taking Position That “Certain Reforms” Are in Order, Asserts Distinctions of Rank “Must Never Imply or Condone Any Assumption of Human Superiority”— G. I. Gripes to Be Heard as Sessions Start Today.

Gl Complaints Will Be Heard      Secret Hearings on Al. leged “Caste System” j Start Today

ADE ALOAL EVOURAINUEL Board Orders Secret Sessions In Probe of Army Castes

Germany Trod: Middle of Road Political Path   Christian Social Union Piles Up Big  Lead in U. S. Zone

Driver Is Exonerated In Death of Kasson  Man. Father of 8 Children

Henry Spaich, 60, Father of Eight Children, Instantly Killed When Struck By Trailer Friday Morning

Procedure Battle Won By Bis Four   Evatt Shouts ‘Rubber Stamp’ Charges

Little Nations Revolt Beaten By Big-Four   Molotoy Accused Of Turning Conference Into ‘Rubber Stamp’

SMALL POWERS RENEW BATTLE ON VOTE RULE   Russ Stand Assailed By Australian At Parley

CALLS FOR REST OF YEAR ARE SUSPENDED BY WAR DEPARTMENT  FAVORABLE RESULTS OF RECRUITING CAMPAIGN _ ANNOTINCED AS REASON

Production Lost 1§200000 Man Days During January   Feb. Figures Will Show Further Drop; Idle Number 200,000

Production In Nation At Low Levels In 1946   STRIKES AND WALKOUTS * HAMPER ALL U. S. PLANTS 

Production Sinks  To 1941 Level   Strikes Cost 19,200,000 Man-Days of Work

JANUARY LOST TIME HITS RECORD PEAK   Froduction at Low Level During Same Period

STRIKES GAUSE OF LOW LEVEL OF PRODUCTION   Time Loss Equals Total Of 19,200,000 Man-Days In January

Strike Against Two Shuttle Railroads in Chicago Area  Called Off at Last Minute

National Rail Tieup Averted At Last Hour   Last Minute Consultations Prevent Walkout of Trainmen at Midnight; Railroads Make the Announcement

STRIKE ON 2 SHUTTLE RAILROADS AVERTED   Walkonts Against Lines Perform ing Vital Service in Chicago Ares Called Off.

Government Will Take Over Meat Industry  Plant Seizure Is  Ordered Into Winans CarteaeA nee

U.S. Concern Relative To. Trade Negotiations Between Russia, Sweden Receives Coo! Rejection

Russia Rejects American Expression Of Concern Over Soviet-Swedish Trade Pacts   Official Russian News Agency Says U. S. Told In Effect. To Mind Its Qwn Bucinecc

Russian “No” to U.S. Note Has Swedish Backing   “Mind Your Own Business” Is Tone Of Soviet Reply to American Overture:

RUSSIA REJECTS U.S. EXPRESSION   Tells America To Mind Own Business Regarding Pacts

Trading Pact Red’s Affair   Mind Own Business,  Blunt Note Tells U. §.

U. S. Told to “Mind Own Business’ As Russia Rejects Trade Protest

Reds Reject U.S. Note On Swedish Pact   Soviet Says Trade Ne-. gotiations None Of America’s Business.

GAZETTE’S TELEPHONES   _ Soviets Politely Tell Americans To Mind Their Own Business... .   Russia Tells U. S. To Shut Up

Nofe of Concern Rejected by Red:  U. S. Told to Mind’ Own Business

Te 5! ran 788 ‘Tass Tells U.S. To Mind  Own Business   Resents American Not Concerning Trade Pact With Sweden

SOVIET REJECTS US NOTE   US Had Expressed Concern Oyer Swedish Talks

Doth Russia and Sweden Reject. U. S. Trade Note  ‘Mind Own Business   ‘Mind Own Business Is Tone of Soviet Rebuff to America

SOVIET UNION REJECTS NOTE   Agency Claims U. S. Told to Mind Own Businss

RUSSIA REJECTS AMERICAN NOTE   Concern over Soviet-Swedish Trade Dea! Brings Scorching Reply

Russia Rejects U. S., Note on Swedish Trade   Reply, in Effect, Tells America to ‘Mind Own’ Business’

Says USSR, Sweden Need No Advice Concerning Commercial Agreements

West Texas State College Is Closed   Student Strike Causes President Close School

WEST TEXAS STATE COLLEGE, WILL CLOSE INDEFINITELY AS RESULT OF STRIKE BY VETERAN STUDENTS

Found No Mass Starvation in Europe or Asia   Food Emissary Praises U. S. for Conservation

_NoRationing OF U.S. Food  Says Hoover   Must Await this Year’s Harvest Before Determining on Measures to Meet Famine Conditions.

PEACE HOPES AT UNO MEE   Next Moves Awaited In USSR Dispute With Britain

Lie pledges full effort  to serve all  ‘Must build firm world foundation

VETS GRANTED MORE RIGHTS IN PURCHASE OF  SURPLUS GOODS   Items Run From Cash Registers Up To Concrete Mixing Machines

GET FIRST CHANCE   Veterans Granted Exclusive Rights To Purchase Sur plus Items

Granted Exclusive Rights To Buy Items Of Surplus Goods; Supply Short

Can't Fill Demands Veterans Get Exclusive Rights To Buy Some Surplus Goods

Veterans Given Exclusive Rights to Obtain Score of Additional Surplus Items

Klondike Boys of 98 Plan Ball; To Trip Light Fantastic in Frisco

G.I. Loans Now. Easier’ To Make:  . Congress Cuts Out Detailed: Procedure

Jap Reds Attack Sidehara Home   American MP Checks 10,000 Demonstrators

Tokyo Reds Stone Home  Of Premier   Demonstration Halted by U. S. Militarv Police

U.S. Troops Halt Japanese Demonstration  Communist-Led Grouy   Communist-Led Group Stones Residence of Nipponese Premier

SOFT-COAL MINERS G0 BACK 10 JOBS   Nation’s 100,000) Bituminous Diggers Return to ihe Pits 61 Days Alter Laving Down Their Implements.

Miners Swarm Back Into Pits   Steel Industry will Start Back Toward Normal Preduction

Coal Miners Are on Move   Soft Coal Diggers Returning to Work, Hard Coal Miners Out on Strike

STEEL INDUSTRY SHOWS LIFE AS MINERS RETURN   Hard Coal Workers Remain Away From Pits In Their Fight For Pay Boost

Miners Return To Pits After Long Idleness   Fuel-Starved Industries And Railroads To Get Relief

SEVERAL WEEKS NEEDED 10 GET BACK T0 NORMAL   Soft Coal Miners Get Back To Work: New Dispute Looms Over Unionization Of Mine Foremen.

400,000 Soft Coal Miners Back In Pit:      Back-to-Work Movement Promises Nemnaley For Fuel-Starved tidustries, Railroads

‘UEL-STARVED FACTORIES RETURNING TO NORMAL  COAL MINERS GO BACK TO WORK

Miners Headed To Jobs Finally   Fuel Is Predicted For Big Hungry Industries

Industries, Railroads To Soon Get Fuel Needs   Steel Boosts Rate Of Its Production

SOFT COAL MINERS NUMBERING 400,000, RETIN TA WRK   It Was 64 Days Ago That They Laid Down Their . Picks.   NORMALCY IS PROMISED   The Steel Industry Immediately Upped Its Production Rate.

MINERS PARADE BACK TO JOBS   Nation’s 400,000 Soft Coa Diggers Take Up Tools After Long Strike

\Nation’s 400,000 Soft Coal Miners Return to Pits   Back-to-Work Move Follows 64 Days of Idleness---Industrial Outout Moves Ahece

Mines Busy Again   Full Production Under Way After 64 Idle Days; Strike Threat Posed By Mine Foremen

Miners Return To Soft Coal . Pits In Nation   64 - DAY STRIKE COMES TO END AS MEN ON JOBS

Bituminous Coal Miners Back at Work   Steel Production Upped—Anthracite Diggers Idle

—COAL— Mines Busy As 400,000 Begin Work  Steel Industry BRoosts Production

400,000 SOFT COAL MINERS RETURN TO JOBS   Steel Industry May Need Nearly Two Months to Reach Full Output

Miners Return To Their Pits   Normaley Promised For U.S. Industries

Soft Coal Men Return to Pits   Steel Industry Ups Production Rate to 35 Per Cent.

Proposed Unionization Of Mine Foremen Threat. ens Another Strike

Russians Claim Rousing Farewell: for Troops. In tran: Manchuria:

NEW YORK TRUCK STRIKE MENACES CITY INDUSTRIES   Large Seale Shutdowns Loom Due to Shortage of Row Moaterials -

C.L0. Takes Over to Keey Ships Idle      Accord With A.F.L. Fails To Relieve Situation on West Coast; Harbors Sull Locked Tight

CHURCHILL TO TALK WITH TRUMAN TODAY   Wartime British Prime Minister te Fly in Army Plane From Flor1ida tor Conference,

FORMER HANOVERIAN FOUND DEAD AT YORK   Body Of Carl H. Johnson Discover. ed In Kitchen Of His Home Where He Lived Alone

Two Districts Vote On U. 5. Congressmen   Marks State’s First Experiment With Separate Primaries

FEDERAL MEDIATORS TRYING TO SETTLE RAILROAD TIEUP   Operaters And Bretherheeds May Be Brought Tegether For Further Negotiations Teday; Settlement Indicated During 5-Day Trace; Assurances By Truman

‘Medi ators Secking Ear ly Accord In Railroad Dispute   Separate Conferences Are Held as Preliminary to Get-Together Scheduled in Washington Today

Russians To Confiscate  German Austrian Holdings   Note to Parliament Tells of Taking Nazi Grabs Which Followed 1938 Anschluss

CLAIM PROPERTY IN EAST AUSTRIA   Note of Soviets Indicates Anschluss Date Ignored In Confiscation

RUSSIA CLAIMS NAZI PROPERTY IN E. AUSTRIA   To Grab All Obtained by Reich Before or After Anschluss

Mississippian Persists In Racial Stand... .  Bilbo Probers ‘Turn Eyes Upon His War Contracts

OPEN HEARINGS ON DRAFT BILL   Fate of Universal Military Training Is in Balance

YOUTH MILITARY TRAINING — ONCE AGAIN IN SPOTLIGHT   REPUBLICAN WHIP DECLARES TRUMAN PLAN FOR ONE YEAR SERVICE TO BE REJECTED

Local Man Giver Long Sentence In Oklahoma   Springdale Resident Also Pleads Guilty To Robbery Charge

Senate Girds For Action   After British Loan © Vote All Other Bills Sidetracked to Allow Writing of Labor Law

Senate Approves U. S. Loan  To Great Britain  Supporters Declare Measure Will Ease Restrictions

COAL TRUCE NOT TO BAR LABOR BILLS   Critical Senators Say Lewis’ Action in Tie-up Is Only Temporary and Intend to Push Strike Control Measures.

SENATE APPROVES LOAN TO BRITAIN   The Measure Passes Today by Vote of 46 to 34

Senate Approves U. S. Loan To Great Britain  Supporters Declare Measure will

MAN IS HELD IN DEATH OF GIRL   17-Year-Old Victim’s Battered Body Found

Soft Coal ‘  Producers  ‘Kick Back’  Contract Signed By Lewis Tarcet

Lubbock Boy Dies In   William L. Fant Is Fatally Injured When Bicycle Is Struck By Auto

Lubbock Boy Dies In Car-Bicycle Accident   William L, Fant Is Fatally Injured When Bicycle Is Struck By Auto

Methodist Bishop Hopes Wallace Plea May Prevail  we me eee  Regrets Qusting

Churchill To Make Another Talk Tomorrow   May Answer Stalin Attack In Speech

Churchill To Answer  Stalin Talk   Will Speak Friday Night In New York

Engineer Blames High Speed, Light Train For Wreck That Killed 42

Investigation Into Crash Of Trains Starts   High Speed and Light Train Held Cause of Rail Disaster

HIGH SPEED, LIGHT TRAIN WRECK’S CAUSE   Burlington Engineer Tells His Story; Dead Set At 43

Engineer Blames High Speed, Light Train for Rail Disaster   Two Children, 14 Women Among 43 Dead; Manslaughter Charge Against Trainman

WORKERS RUSH FROM BUILDINGS FOLLOWING CALL   Post Office And Other Holy Land Edifices Said In Danger From Jews

Telephoned Warning Sends Crowds Fleeing From Riot-iorn City   Undergrounds War Of Nerves In Full Tilt As Prominent Buildings Are Marked For Destructioh; Telephone Service Censored.

Blast Warnings Sweep Jerusaler   Jewish Underground Wages War of Nerves Against British Policy

WAR OF NERVES IN FULL SWING   Second Shipment of Jews from Haifa Harbor to Cyprus Expected Today —Jerusalem Reaily for Violence.

BATTLE OF NERVES ON IN JERUSALEM   Underground’s Resistance  Is Made Known

LEAVES HOLY LAND PROBLEM UP 10 BRITISH   Truman Turns Down Plan For U.S. to Participate; New ‘Fight Brewing.

War of Nerves To Full Titt At Jerusalem   Warning Postoffice Will Be Blown Up Scatters Emploves

Employees Flee Building  In Jerusalem   War Of Nerves Waged Cleverly By Jewish Underground

WAR OF NERVES GRIPS BRITISH IN JERUSALEM   Warning Telephoned That General Postoffice Is to Be Blown Up.

JEWS WARN THAT POSTOFFICE IS. TO BE BLOWN UP   Security Measures Strengthened As Othe: Blasts Are Promised

JEWS WAGE ‘NERVES WAR IN HOLYLAND   British Jittery From Blast Fear; Snearl Urilizies

Jews Renew Threat To Bomb Postoffice   Warning Sends Many Employes Scrambling From Build ing

General Revolt Urged   Jewish Underground War of Nerves Against British  Is On Full Tite

START ACTION ON LAUSGHE’S 22-POINT PLAN   Republicans May Oppose Part of Governor’s Program

SOLONS SWING INTO ACTION ON SPECIAL BILLS   Lausche Recommendations To Get Attention Of Ohio Legislature

GOP Opposition to Lausche’s Program Hinted As Lecislature Launches Work

LAUSCHE ASKS ASSEMBLY FOR $12,000, 000   Governor Appears ‘Before , Joint Meet; Outlines E 22 Requests

Welfare Department, War Vets Affairs Chief Topics Of Ohio General Assembly

DENIES HE BOUGHT NAVAL SECRETS   RUSSIAN OFFICER TAKES STAND IN OWN DEFENSE AT TRIAL AS SPY.

TRUMAN HAS NO REPLACEMENT YET FOR PAULEY   New Man For Post of Navy Undersecretary Remains Mystery as President Hasn’t “Made Up His Mind’’—Capitol Is Guessing

PONDER NAMES FOR NAVY POST   Four Mentioned for Job Senate Refused for Pauley

Pauley Would Have Lost by 2- Vote Mar ‘on   No Name Decided Upon to Submit for Navy Undersecretary

Ex-Bodyguard Of Goering Is Nabbed By FBI   Rudolph Joseph Soelch, 24, Escaped Nazi Prisoner, Has Been Living With Woman in Detroit, FBI Reports

UNO. Group to Confer WithDewey   Legal ‘Aspects of Site for Permanent Home to Be Discussed

 Hearing This Morning Against Leaders Of Striking Power Workers Twice Delayed As Committee Confers   cIO, AFL UNIONS ‘JOIN IN PROTEST

Walkout Enters Second Day As Industry Halted   Union Leader Gets One Year Sentence

Envoys Finist Treaties on Nazi Satellites  Molotoy to Demand Big Four Revise Pacts at N, ¥, Meet

Peace Treaty Drafts Ended By Conference   Molotov Assails. Portions of Pactssas: Unsat-   isfactory

Molotov Says U. S. Trying to Dominate Paris Conference   Treaties for Ex-Nazi Satellite Nations Completed

Peace Parley Ends Treaty Writing Task   Molotov Accuses U. S. Of Attempting to  Dominate Conference

WORK FINISHED BY CONFERENCE ON PEACE PACTS   Molotov Accuses U. S. Of Attempt to Dominate Action at Paris Parley

PARLEY ENDS WORK ON FIVE PEACE PACTS   Treaties Finished A: Molotov Charges U. S. Domination

PARIS PACTS ARE ASSAILED BY MOLOTOV   Russian Declares There Is Domination By United States

MOLOTOV HURLS FAILURE CHARGE AT PEACE PARLE}   Declares 5 Treaties It Wrote Are Unsatisfactory and That Russia Will Demand Changes,   BIG 4 TO TAKE UP PACTS IN NOVEMBER   Soviet Delegate Accuses U.S of Trying to Dominate Conference as It Concludes Work.

FIVE FORMER NAZI NATIONS GET TREATIES   PACTS ASSAILED AS UNSATISFACTORY BY MOLOTOV

Delegates End Writing Of Peace Treaties   Molotov Assails Portions Of Pacts As ‘Unsatisfactory’

Paris Body, However, Completes Its Task of Writing Peace Treaties For Nazi Satellites

Molotov Charges Paris Peace Parley Failed As Conference Ends Tasks   Russian Accuses U. S. Of Trying To Dominate Meeting; Will Insist Big-Four Ministers Reconsider Treaties At Nov. 4 Meet

Paris Parley Finishes Task Of Writing  Peace Pacts   ‘Unsatisfactory,’ Molotov Protests; To Ask Review  By Minister Council

‘Molotov Raps Parts of -Peace Pacts   Paris Conference Finishes Work on Five Treaties

TION CHARGEDILS BY MOLOTOV   Satellite Treaties Completed By Paris Group

Clay Rebukes. German Leaders   Charges ‘Whitewash’ During Denazification

General Tells Germans to Behave Better   Populace Is Warned To End Leaning Toward Nazi Ideas

GERMAN REGIME HANDED REBUKE   General Clay Charges ‘Whitewashing’ of Nazis in American Zone

Lt. Gen. Clay Serves Notice On Germans   Accused Them of *Whitewashing’ Nazis in U.S. Zone

Clay Raps Whitewash Of Nazis   Threatens to Take Denazification Job Away From Germans; A 60-Day Probation

RED SENTRIES FIRE ON YANKS   Major General Discloses Occurrence at Leipzig Fair

AUTO OF AMERICAN GENERAL ~ FIRED ON BY RED SENTRIES   CHIEF ENGINEERING OFFICER OF ETO AND MEMBERS OF STAFF ESCAPED INJURY

Truman and Top Advisors Confer  On Coal Strik   Snyder and Steelman Talk With President Aboard Yacht at Quantico

Schwellenbach Will Meet Sunday With Operators’ Negotiating Group

Only Meager Developments Are Reported   Nation-Wide Rail Walkout Also Looms

Snyder Confers With President On Labor Crisis   Steelman Also Boards Presidential Yacht For Important Talks

Jews Evacuated From {sland   British Announce 742 Shipwrecked Taken Fron Lonely Greek Islands

State Department Planned Navy Tour   Halsey Says “We'll Go Where We Damn Please”

Mediterranean Cruise Plan  Of Diplomats   Present Greek Regime Assailed By Russians

Supreme Court Justices Black And Jackson Feud Over Jewel Ridge Case   Jackson, Chief U. S. Prosecutor At German War Crimes Trials, Says Black Threatened Him Unless He ‘Covered Up Facts’ In Case

Supreme Court Feud Revealed By Jackson   War Crimes Prosecutor Tells of Threats by Black

Suspect Is Nabbed By Lone Corn   Detective Takes John Chigaros into Custody as He Answers Telephone in Woodlawn Home.

Today’s Outlook   CHURCHILL PAINTS DARK PICURE OF SHIRKING EMPIRE   AP Foreigr Affairs Analyst

WINSTON CHURCHILL PAINTS AN ‘AMAZING PICTURE OF SHRINKING [EMPIRE OF CREAT BRITAIN

Mackenzie’s Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Forcien Affairs Analyst

GOP Leads Fight Against Approval Of New OPA Bill   Senate Leader Secks Action on Measure Agreeable to Truman.

Republicans Battle OPA   Taft Ferces Lead In Fight Against Revival Bill

Taft Seeks New OPA Bill Delay   Measure to Be Called for Senate Debate Today or Monday

TAFT LEADS OPPOSITION A NEW BILL; SEEKS END. OF CONTROLS OVER MEATS, ©  POULTRY, DAIRY PRODUCTS *

New Fight on OPA Looms in Senate   Bridges Seeks Delay on Appropriations for ‘Dead’ Agency   End of OPA Threatens Southwestern Wisconsin Miners’ Jobs, (Story on Page 2.)  ‘Save OPA, University Veterans urge. (Story on Page 5.)

Opposition Forces Promise Bitter Fight to Revive Demised Control Act

Republicans Fight Voting OPA Funds   Taft Seeks to End Controls on Meaf, Poultry, Milk

Taft Will Fight Bitferly Against New 0.P.A. Bill   Base Price and Markups Changed to Satisfy Mr. Truman

SEEK DELAY IN ACTION ON FUNDS FOR OP   Leaders Clash {: Over Time To © Start Debate

Early Vote Objective Of Barkley   Senator Taft Insists on De lay in Debate on Biil Until Monday

BRIDGES ASKS DELAY ON OPA APPROPRIATION   Wants Money Bill Held Up Until Action Is Finished on OPA

Taft Leading Bloc Against Revised Bill   Bridges Demands Delay In Appropriations For Non-Existant Agency

Leaders Clash On Debate for Fytension Bill   Predict Bitter Fight on New Modified Measure

HITLER'S SLAVE, GOERING AVERS   Nazi Leader Takes Stand In Own Defense At War Crimes Trial

Goering Admits “He Was Slave to Hitler's Wishes   Luftwaffe Chief Begins Testimony in Own Defense at Nuernberg

Goering Says He Pledged His All To Adolf Bitles    *s * . re. Former Reichsmarshal Deseribes Early Meeting With  Fuehrer, Says He Told Him He * Could Dispose Of Me And My Person;’ Early Nazi Struggles Detailed

(Goering Pledged Life To Hitler   Ex-Nazi Leader Testifies Before War Crimes Court

Goering Tells Pledge of All Given Hitler   First Nazi Defendant Takes Witness Stand in War Crimes Trial

Goering Cuts Sorry Figure In Testimony   Faded Reichsmarshal Tells of Meeting Adolf Hitler

Goering Gave Soul To Hitler   Lays Bare Feelings Toward Allies As Witness for Self

Goering Is a Witness at Nuernberg   Tells His Story at Wa Crimes Trial — Tells  How He Met Hitler

Goering Takes Stand; Tells How He Met Adolf Hitler   Former Reichsmarshal Said He Pledged He Would Do Every Bidding

Goering Testifies He Pledged to Do Hitler's Bidding at Their First Talk

GUERING RELATES VOWS TOFUEHRER   Reichsmarshal Is Heard In Nuernberg Trial  09 06, OOS betheat ke Tig gv Se OMABLY

GOERING TAKES WITNESS STAND   TELLS OF HIS ALLIANCE WITH ADOLF HITLER

Services Sunday _ For Frank Carlson    Came From Sweden; ‘Lived on Farm Near  ‘Pickerel Lake 4 payg

Services Held For . Mrs. F. Carlson Local Woman Died 24  Days After Death of Her Husband ;

Services sunday \For Frank Carlson   Came From Sweden: Lived on Farm Near Pickerel Lake

Czech Capital, Prague, Is Making a Spirited Bid for Focal Point of East Europe

MINE CONFEREES AWAIT KRUG, LEWIS   Talks So Far Are Limited to Routine Details

SLOWING DOWN   Conditions Now Nearly Normal — Discussions on New Soft Coal Contract Still Waiting Presence of Krug and Lewis.

COAL CONFERENCE WAITS UPON LEWIS AND KRUG 10 Atl   Interior Secretary Will Join Meeting Held at U.S. Capital; UMW to Seek Action.   DECISION BY NLRB SOUGHT FOR CASE

12 ARE RESCUED OFF BURNING SHIF   Three Perish during Blaze on Swedish Vessel

OFFICER CUT, NEGROES RIOT IAT UNIONTOWN      200 Engage In Altercation As Two Men Are About To Be Arrested _

Riot Quelled; Officer Hurt  Police In Heady Work On South Street

Steel Leader. Murray Hold Parley Today   Fairless And CIO Chieftain Again In_ Session At White House

Big Three Relations Are ‘‘Alarmingly Strained"   House of Commons Told Anglo-SovietAmerican Alliance Is "In Abeyance”

Big Three Pact Held  Strained    Commons Ie Warned \AlHanee Virtually ‘In Abeyanee!

M’MILLAN BLASTS — SOVIET DIPLOMACY   Commons Told Big Three Al Hance: Menaced

Anglo-Red-U. S. Ties ‘Alarmingly Strained  Conunons ‘Told War Unity Gone, Satellites Formine About Powers

BYRNES 25-YEAR TREATY PLAN 70  INCLUDE CHINA   ‘Bombshell’ Proposal Commits U.S. To Long International Role

Suggestion Lifts Paris Conference Sights To Global Level, Dwarfs Axis Satellite Issues

RUSSIA EXPECTED TC SUPPORT BYRNES ON O5-YEAR TREATIES   Would Insure Disarmament 0 Germany For Long Perlod

Burnes Proposes 25-Year Treaties for Control of Germany, Japan   Explosion Wrecks Navy Destroyer Escort While Unloading Ammunition

Gov. Ford Urges Delay In Action on All Mexican Treaties —   Chief Executive Says Mexican Government Is “Discriminatory” in Withholding National Labor From This, Other States

WORK AS CURE FOR YOUTH OELINOUENGY   Babson Blames Coddling And Laws Limiting Employment Of Youth As Causes Of Juvenile Delinquency.   (BY ROGER BABSON)

LA Crystal Gazers Study Freud— Airs Filmland Quirks, Foibles   Auto Black Mart, Psyche Plots Rid Homesickness

16-Year-Old Girl Killed In Auto Wreck   Driver Is Held On Manslaughter Charge

County Farmers Will Need Help In Harvesting Crops — And Doing Other Fall Work

HUGE ICE FLOES CRUSH COTTAGES   Ice Rampage Hits Resorts On Lake Huron Beach

FLOES SWEPT UP ON BEACH BY HIGH WIND   HOMES GROUND UP BY LAKE GLACIER 40 FEET HIGH

Freak Ice Rampage, Driven Inshore by Gales, Destroy 46 Summer Homes on  “D. Michigan Resort

Dutch, British Officials Open Conferences on Withdrawal From Java

Warning Giver Motorists fo Stay off Road   Oklahoma Highways Slippery and Dangerous Result of Heavy Rains, Highway Patrol Says

House Passes Pay Increase      Members Vote Selves Salcry of $12,500; Re tain Expense Fund

VOTES PAY RAISE TO CONGRESSMEN   HOUSE APPROVES BILL OVERHAULING MACHINERY OF © GOVERNMENT.

House Passes Reorganization  Bill, 229-61   Salaries of Solons  To Be Raised, Number Of Committees Cut; Goes to Conference

House Passes Bill to Boost Solons’ Pay   Legislation Also Would Eliminate Many Committees

Tlouge Membcro-Intcrease * Sateries tor Heermesevwes, - Sel Up Pension Eligibility

HOUSE RAISES SALARIES FOR CONGRESSMEN   Pensions And Limits On Committees Approved In House Action

House Members Vote Selves Hikes in Salaries, Pensions; Overhaul Traditional Routine   Tax Free Expense Fund Approved; Measure Would Reduce Committees From 48 to 19 in Lower Body: 35 to 15 in Senate

House Voies fo Reorganize lis Operations   Salary Boosts, Pensions Also Provided

VOTE TO HIKE CONGRESS PAY      House Approves Measure To Increase Salaries To  $12,500 Annually

House Votes Overhauling Of Congress   Bill Would Boost Salaries, Cut, Out Several Committees

Court Dismisses, Charges Against James Petrillo ©   ' Lea Act Is Declared . Unconstitutional by Federal Judge

Lea Act is Judged Unconstitutional: Ends Petrillo Case   Musicians’ ‘Union Chief Released From Court After Decisions

Anti-Petrillo Act Unconstitutional, Says Judge LaBuy  Dismisses Federal Charge Aqainst

Petrillo Wins As Judge Holds Lea Act Invalid   Congress Passed Act To Ban Forcing Radio Stations to Employ Persons Not Needed

Petrillo Wins Court Victory   .. Federal Judae Holds Lea Act Unconstitutional

Policy of Labor Unions  Rapped by Supreme Court   Compensation Denied on Refusal of Members Tx  Take Job in Non-Union Shop

UTILITY REJECTS SETTLEMENT PLAN   p council Probe of Rail-Light f Firm ts Sought ;

REJECT OFFER - AT COLUMBUS      COUNCIL PROBE ASKED AFTER RAIL-LIGHT TURNS DOWN ~ LATEST PLAN OF ' '  §TRTKERS

Drive Mapped to Halt ‘Bootleggers  State and Federal Officials Confer

British Loan Due To Take First Hurdle This Week   Long, Rough Road Apparently Ahead Before Congress  Comes to Decision

BRITISH LOAN HEADED FOR INITIAL TEST   Action by Committee Expected During Current Week

British Loan Issue Faces  ~ Congress Hurdle This Week   Senate Banking Committee’s Approval Expected— Heated Debate Expected to Get Under Way in Two Weeks

British Loan Parleys Open   Senate Expected to Give Initial Anproval

British Loan Is Facing Its First Hurdle  Indications Point to Flood of Old-Style Oratory

British Loan Nears Hurdle  In Congress   Flood of Oratory Faces Bill When It Comes Up in Senate

British Loan Expected To Top Hurdle   Vigorous Twists Of British Lion’s Tail Seen During Debale

DISTILLERS EXPECTED TO GET MORE CORN   Order Permitting Unlimited Quantity to Go Into Beverage Spirits Has Been Drawn.

) ee slistncriaedla mA, —s  Tsien’ s Speech to U. N. More Important Than It Seemed

Julius Reese Died Friday In LeMars  Services Monday At  Cc, Ree. .3. Pe... ...*

Julius Reese Died — Friday In LeMars”  Services Monday At St. Peter’s. Rruneavyille

Bevin Flays Red Stand  On Parley   Molotov Shifts Position On New Orders from Soviet Capital.

Head of A.F.L. Calls Truman Plan ‘Fascism   7000 Wires, Mostly  BFanorahle an Snoork

Uphold Aggressive World Leadership Chiang Urges U. S.   Chinese Leader Just Recently Learned Text of Yalta

Chiang Kai-Shek Forecasts New Coalition Government in China Will Include Reds

HORSE RAGE TAX SEEN FOR BONUS   Soft Drinks Levy Alsat Be Investigated as Revenue Source

ILLINOIS TRACK TAX VIEWED AS BONUS PAYER   Additional One-Cent Tax On Cigarettes Only Sure Income Source

REACTION TO BYRNES TALK IS VARIED   Most Americans In Europe Give Approval

Byrnes’ Address Hailed as First Outline of Policy   Clash With Soviet In Open; French Angered Over Rubr

Byrnes’ Speech Heats “ “Battle For Democracy” *  Says High U.S. Official

Kremlin Reframs From Comment on  Byrnes Address   Violent Soviet Reaction Expected; Policy Talk May Widen Breach   BOTH SIDES FIRM ON CONTROL ISSUE   U. S. Statement Likely to Avert Complete Break of East and West ~

BYRNES SPEECH SETS POLICY FOR U, S. IN GERMANY   Declaration May Avert Break Be-  tween East, West _

U.S. Now Set to Waae ‘Battle for Democracy’   Mescow Press ‘Summarizes’ Sneech

Byrnes Speech Indicates Firm Stand in Reich   U. S. Serves Notice She Will Stay in Fight for Democracy

BYRNES SPEECH CALLED WARNING TO SOVIET UNION   Military Men Are Especially Pleased With Policy on  German Occupation  a CI FAYARE SCrEN   SHARP CLEAVAGE SEEN   America, Russia Likely to Push Rival Ideologies, Some Believe

J, S. Set to zive Reich Jemocracy  Byrnes’ Speech Seen As Crystallizing Break Between  pi.t amd Wact

Byrnes’ Talk Opens Battle For Germany   Violent Russian Reaction Expected Over Policy Plans

BYRNES’ SPEECH OPENS BATTLE OVER GERMANY   Statement on: American Policy et Crystallizing. East= West: Breach -

Delegates Discuss Adjourning Peace Meet Until 1947   Russia Accuses Byrnes of “Unfair’’ Conference Decision

‘Four Non-Members Asked To Express Views On Treaties At Paris Peace Conference

Truman Prepares Army Day Speech On Foreign Policy   Lixpected to Ask -Natior To Maintain Strong  Armed Forces.

Truman To Give Army Day Talk  President To Outline U. S. Military Policy

Troops Preparing For Army Day   President to Make Address at Chicago And Take Review

NATION PREPARES FOR GIGANTIC] PARADES, SOLEMN OBSERVANCES, PEACEFUL ARMY DAY SATURDAY

Truman Drafts Recipe For U. S. Foreign Policy   President Expected to Call for Maintenance Of Strong Armed Force In Army Dov Addrace

Truman Will Cali For Preparedness ln Army Day Talk   Foreign Policy is Be Discussed in Chicago

TRUMAN  DRAFTS ARM) DAY SPEECH.   Expected To Ask For Strong Armed Forces. Dratt-

Dozen Cities to See  100,000 Marchers in  Army Day Parades Famous Divisions at  Chicago, Washington  And Gan Francicca

Nation’s Chief To Reenunciate Foreign Policy   President to Stress Need For Powerful Armed Forees During Critical Experimental Years   To Ask Extension Selective Service   Expected to Call For Authority to Drafi Nation’s Youth In Army Day Address from Chicago

TRUMAN DRAFTS A FIRM WARNING      Army Day Address Will Stress Need For Powerful Armed Force.

Truman Dratts Firm Appeal Fo: Military Might .   Major Policy Speech Will Mark. Army Day Visit to: Chicaao

‘Truman's Army Day Speech To Be a Firm Warning For Maintaining a Large Force

Truman To Urge Maintenance Of Powerful Forces   Address Tomorrow To Plead For Draft Extension, Military Training

TEMPERATURES:   Year's Training For All Youths Will Be Uraed   Army Day Message To Constitute Warning Nation Must Arm

PRESIDENT TO ASK EXTENSION OF DRAFT ACT   Plans Major Policy Pronouncement At Chicago Tomorrow

Uncle Sam Marshals Forces for Display of Military Might   Army Day, Tomorrow, To Be Occasion for Speeches, Parades

Truman Drafting Army Day Speech   Talk Will Be Warning To Nation To Keep Armed Forces.

Drafts Firm Army Day Speech   Truman Expected to Renew Plea For Draft, Military Training and  Merger in Chicago Talk

Truman Plans  Draft Speech   Will Give Warning To Maintain Powerful Armed

Truman Set To Deliver His Speech In Chicago   Will Warn Country Of Military Needs

Truman fo Ask For Powerful Armed Forces   President to Plead For Extension of  Draft and Military Training for Youth

NEW YORK MAY GET 21-NATION PEACE PARLEY   Conference May Be Split Into Two Sessions

Big 4 Compromise On Trieste In Sight; May Split 21-Nation Parley

TWO SESSIONS OF PEACE MEET MAY BE HELD   Compromise On Trieste Seen Among Big 4 Ministers At Paris Session

BIG FOUR” OUTLOOK IS ENCOURAGING   . Compromise-On. Trieste Now  Within Sight

First Session of Peace Conference May Be Held Before UN General Assembly Meeting in New York in Sept.   HOLD CONFERENCE ON TRIESTE QUESTION

1-Nation Full Dress Conclave May Be Split   Possibility of Two Meets Seen as Trieste Agreement Looks Brighter Everv Hour

Accord on Trieste Is Seen Near  i ar a ee i ee   Molotov Yields; Hope Grows for Peace Conference, Boundary Fixed

PEACE PARLEY MAY BE HELD IN TWO SESSIONS   Big Four Compromise on Trieste Within Sight

Hold Nurse in Slaying of Youna Girl   Arrested After Hacked Body  le TMernnvearsead

Dismembered Body Found Behind Summer Cottage  Nurse Charged With Slaying Girl

WOMAN ACCUSED (F SLAYING GIRL   ADMITS DISMEMBERING BODY, POLICE SAY

U. S. SEEN AS STRONGEST PILLAR — World Pictured As Quagmire Of Suffering And Injustice”

Vatican Sees World Facing  (Dangerous Era   Regards U.S. A. As Strong est Pillar In Threatened Structure Hinuan Liberty

NEED A SOLUTION FOR K.U. PROBLEM   Students Housed at Sunflower Village Will Need Transportation   PLAN BUS SCHEDULES

FOR K.U. PROBLEM   Students Housed at Sunflower Village Will Need Transportation   PLAN BUS SCHEDULES

8 Black Market Operators Caught in Army Raid on UNRRA Refugee Camp

U. 5. TROOPS SEIZE EIGHT "BIG TIME” BLACK MARKETEERS   German Displaced Persons Camp Is Raided By Army

Desmond Awaits  Nod from Party   Will Not Toss Hat in Ring For U.S. Senate Post

" STATE MAYORS ARE ORGANIZED   WILL PUT PRES SURE ON THE a LEGISLATURE

ITALIAN KING PLANS TO ABDICATE   Communists Are Trying to Block ‘Move, However

Communists Oppose Withdrawal Saturday   Opposition Develops Aiter “Announcement 46-Year. Reig Would Be Broken '

Smith Finally OKs McCarthy's Official Victory   State Treasurer First Refuses, on Belief Constitution Violated

SIX ARRESTED IN THIESTE ON NEW BOMINE   Were Carrying Grenades; 22 Injured in Sunday’s Disturbances,

7 Wounded By Grenades During Riot   Six Yugoslavs Arrested After Bomb Explodes

Six Tito Soldiers Held By Army im  Trieste Bombins   Arrested Yugoslavs Had 5 Hand Grenades When Nabbed By MPs   7 AMERICANS HURT  IN RIOT EXPLOSION   U. S. Troops and Police Fire Into Mob to Disperse Demonstrators

American MP's Fire Into Mob, Many Said Hurt   Victory Celebration Prelude To Violence

Seven Americans Hurt in Blast of Yugoslav “Bomb  Anti-Allied Flurry - Jn Trieste Brings.

ALL HAD HAND.GR GRENADES _ a IN THEIR POSSESSION;  PZ aT OF ANTI-ALLIES. VIOLENCE

Seven American: Die in Blast of Hand Grenade   Anti-Allied Violence Renewed; Dynamite Bomb Explodes Today

Arrest Slav Soldiers For Bomb Blast   Americans Hold Six For Violence In Trieste Ares

SEVEN YANKEES IN TRIESTE HIT IN BOMB BLAST   Yugoslavs Continue to Terrorize Italian Residents .

6 Slav Soldiers Are Held After Grenade Explosior   Seven Yanks among 22 Injured by Blast in AntiAllied Demonstration in Uneasy Trieste

AMERICANS ARREST SIX YUGOSLAVS   Follcws Dynamite, Grenade Blasts in Trieste; 22 Hurt

Five Yugoslav Soldiers Held After Bombing   Trieste Incident Follows Grenade Woondine of 22

Yanks Nab  Six Slavs At Trieste   Soldiers Seized After 22 Hurt by Grenade  :  ) In Trouble Zone.

Five Slav Soldiers: Seized as Second Bomb Jolts Trieste   22 Persons, Including Seven Yanks, Injured in Hand Grenade Attack; American MP’s Fire on Mob of 5.000

Six Soldiers Taken Had Five Hand Grenades In Their Possession; Six-Pound Dynamite Bomb Exploded In Trieste   SEVEN AMERICANS IN GROUP INJURED

Americans Arrest Six Slavs After  Dynamiting   22 People, Including 7 Yanks, Injured as Result of Explosion of a Hand Grenade

US, JAILS 5 TRIESTE SLAVS   Army Nabs Tito’s Men Afte: Anti-Allied Violence.

Yugoslavians Arrested After Big Explosion   U. 5. SOLDIERS INJURED IN BOMBING ON SUNDAY

FIVE ARE HELD AFTER TRIESTE BOMB INCIDENT   Seven U. S. Citizens Among 22 Hurt When Dynamite Bomb Explodes   VIOLENCE FLARES AGAIN   Anti-Allied Rioting Marked By Firing Into Pro-Slav Mob In Port City

Prices of Some Fabrics Upped   OPA Grants Boost te Lift Production

OPA Hikes Inexpensive  Wool Prices Prepares Curbs On Choice Meat

Action Is Effort To Restore Quantity Production; Will Not ‘Significantly’ Raise Retail Price.   LID COMES OFF MANY FRUITS, VEGETABLES

Many Workers Enter Plant   No Developments in Westinghouse Strike Negotiations

COUNCIL TO MEET SOON   Ball Will Arrive in Tokyo For Allied Control Session

Iran, Soviet Plan To Set Up Oil Firm   Reds Agree on Exit by May 6; Azerbaijan Solution Included.

SOVIET GETS — OIL COMPANY CONCESSIONS      ALL POINTS AT ISSUE BE: TWEEN MOSCOW’ AND TEN’ RAN REPORTED SATISFAC '_ ‘PORILY ADJUSTED   By INTERNATIONAL NEWS  mnerenarennt

Iran, Russia Sign Pact For Joint Oil Deal   Moscow to Withdraw All Occupying Troops Within 45-Day Period

¢. W. HILL, HEAD OF AMERICAN TOBACCO, DIES   Was One of Nation’s Highest Paid; Death Comes at Age of 61

President: Of American -Tohacco : Company. Suc: -eumbs At: Fishing Camp.

G. W. Hill Dies Today   President of American Tobacco Co. Succumbs  At Canadian Camp

Geo. W. Hill Dies At Camp In Canada   Headed American Tobacco Company

‘Hill, America’s Highest Paid Executive, Is Dead   American Tobacco Head, Prototype Of ‘The Hucksters’ Character, Chansed Bahits of a Nation

Tobacco Concern Leader  Is Dead   Lucky Strike Firn Chief Stricken  In Canada

--Popularized Luckies Tobacco Man Hill Is Dead   Executive Vho Grew Up With His Business Dies In Fishing Camp

GEORGE W. HILL, 61; TOBACCO COMPANY EXECUTIVE, DIES   Gne of Highest Paid Business Executives Suceumbs at Fishing Camp

Tobacco Magnate ls Dead   G. W. Hill’s Lucky Strike Campaign Gave Girls Habit

GEORGE W. HILL NOTED TOBACCO MAGNATE. EXPIRES   iPresident of American Com\ pany Spent Huge Sur  i  1 ean. Advertising

Tobacco King. G. W. Hill Is Dead at 61   Head of American Firm Paid More than $400,000 Annually—’Hit Parade’ Radio Program His Idea—Spent Huge Sums Advertising.

Tobacco Co. Head Expires In Canad   George W. Hill, 61, Victim of Heart Attack Yesterday

George Washington Hill, President of American Tebacco Company. Diec

George W. Hill Dies In Canada   American Tobacco Company Announces Death of President Today

DRAFT BOARDS TOLD TO COMB FILES FOR MORE REPLACEMENTS  ARMY REDUCES PHYSICA!   ARMY REDUCES PHYSICAL ‘STANDARDS TO OBTAIN MORE DEFERRED MEN

Send Call For 4-F’s   _ Local Boards to Comb Lists For Men to Meet Lower Draft Standard

TO COMB 4F LIST   Physical Standards Are Lowered to Fill Draft  Quotas

Physical Standards Lowered for Army   Nation’s Draft Boards Asked To Comb Deferred Class List

All Local Boards Order: -ed to. Review 4-Fs Under New “Absolute Minimum” Standards; Must Meet Huge Quota Deficit, —°

Comb Lists of 4-Fs for Increased Draft Quota   Selective Service Issues Directive to Local Boards After Army Lowers Physical Standards To Provide for 125.000 Inductions a- Month

STANDARDS FOR DRAFT LOWERED   Selective Service Told te Go Through Lists of Rejectees as Army Wants 250,000 More Men

Comb 4-F Lists, Boards Ordered   Séek to Get More Men for Limited  Military Service

Liss OfLF's Gone Over By Draft Boards   Physical Standards Lowered By Army To Meet Deficit

Draft Boards To Comb List For 4-F’s   Selective Service Wants Men For Limited Military Service.

Army in Drastic Move To Fill Lagging Quotas   local Draft Boards Instructed to Comb Licte far 4-F'c

Start Fine Combing Lists To Draft Enough Men Info Army   Army Lowers Physical Standards to “Absolute Minimum’ / And Tells Board to Check Previously Rejected Men

QUOTAS LAGGING Army Lowers Draffee Physical  » Requirements — ‘Selective Service ~  Asked to Comb Men Previously: Reiected

Effect To Be Felt For Many Months   Senate Told Complete Breakdown Of Health And Utility Services Threatens Nation

Krug Predicts Big Reduction In Deliveries      Congressman Asks Law to Combat the Tactics of Lewis and Minere

Krug Forecasts U.S. Return to Coal Rationing  White House Action Seen As Truman Consults Aids

Iruman, Aides Weigh Growing Crisis on Fuel  ‘Law: to Prevent Halting of Utilit   Supoly Waning

KRUG SAYS COAL SUPPLY MAY LAST: ONLY FEW WEEKS   Predicts Return of Rationing, as Truman Confers With Key Officials on Situation.   WASHINGTON EXPECTS PRESIDENT TO ACT   Crippling Effects of Walkout Spread—New York Central to Suspend 125 Passenger Trains.

Rationin  Of Coal Seen As Result  Of Strike   Hinted by Sec. Krug As Capital Awaits GovernmentAction;  Curb Bull Offered

Situation Now Is Declared Past Remedy  Schwellenbach Talks With Truman About

DISCUSSED WITH AIDES   Presidert Truman Is Getting Nation’s Views on Coal Strike

COAL SUPPLY RATIONING 18 BE RESTORED   STRIKE SHORTAGE TO BE FELT FOR MANY MONTHS

Emergency Supplie: Of Coal At New Low   Krug Warns Nation’s Coal Stocks May Be Used In Next Four Weeks

Ration Forecast For Coming  Winter's Coal   Interior Secretary Says Dwindling ._ Supply May Not Last Four Weeks; Senator Would Invoke Crimnal Law

Walkout end won't avert  deficit-Krug  Emergency s stock  rf wy” £ a ef 46

LUGAS PROPOSES LEGISLATION 10 CURB UNIONISTS   Senator Would Prosecute Such As Lewis; Coal . Rationing Likely   PRESIDENT CONFERS WITH HIS ADVISERS

BAN IS PLACED ON CARNIVAL, CIRCUS TRAINS   Government Moves To Conserve Fading  Coal Stocks

Effects Of Present Fuel Deficit Will. Be Felt For Months If Miners Returned Today: Capital Awaits U. S. Action

Secretary Krug States Strike Effect Will Be Felt For Many Months   Deliveries To Dealers To Be Limited To 80 Pe Cent Of Normal, The Same As Was Done During Wartime Rationing

Coal Rationing Viewed by Secretary Krug   Return to Wartime Practice Is Termed Probable

Capital Watches For Whife House Move in Walkout   Law Making It a Crime Ta Conspire To Halt Utilities Is Urged   MOVEMENT OF CIRCUS TRAINS IS PROHIBITED   700,000 Textile Workers Will Soon Be Idle, Maybank Declares

Only 3 or 4 Weeks Supply Left Krug Says; President, Officials Consult; Lewis Silent; to Meet Committee   Illinois Senator to Propose Legislation Against Conspiracies; A F of L Commends UMW Head for Courageous Leadership

Seeks Repudiation Of Demand Denyine Help to Refugees   British Minister Denies Accusation Of Polish Diplomat

Ask UNRRA To Repudiate Pole Stand   » Body May Seek ¥ Curkh On Ligvor

en 2 cia net C10”, WALKOUT "AT MIDNIGHT ‘LEAVES O810'S CAPITAL WITHOUT PUBLIC TRANS- ° * PORT SYSTEM <

—PROPOSE LEFTIST UNITED FRONTM. ay Name Communist President Of France

Socialists Study Communist Plan  France May Name Red as President

Socialists Weigh Bid Designed To Give France Her First Communist President

STOCK MARKET TAKES ON BEAR INFLUENCE   Sharp Decline ine In Stock Prices  “glds Buyers

Girl, 17, Tells Officers She Drowned Boy   Threw Stones in Her Clothes Basket. She Tells Them

GIRL, 17, ADMITS DROWNING BOY   Says She Got Rid of Led, 8, Because He Had Teased Her

HILLTOWN SCHOOLS. TO OPEN SEPT. 3RD   Have Pure Bottled Water For Each School   HAVE NEW TEACHER

HILLTOWN SCHOOLS 10 OPEN FALL TERM SOON   To Have Pure Bottled Wate: For Each School House   dAVE 1 NEW TEACHER

Recreation Commission Plans  Year. Round Local Activity   Finance and Armory Committees Named - Suggestions From Stat ~ Commission.

‘Finance and Armory Committees Named.  ! Suggestions From State Commission.

Congress Lined Up Behind Truman's Housing Program   Quick Action Held Likely on Plan To Build 2.700.000 New Dwellinas

HOUSING PLAN GAINS SUPPORT   2,700,000 New Homes In Next Two Years Goal Of Administration

TRUMAN'S APPEAL WINS APPLAUSE ON CAPITOL HILL   ONLY PRICE LIMITS ON OLD BUILDINGS MEET OBJECTION

ONLY PRICE TOP FOR DWELLINGS NOW UP-ARGUED   Wyatt Claims That 2-Yea Program Could Move Quickly If 0.K.’d

PLAN TO STAR FUNCTIONING BY APRIL 1   fiyatt's Recommendations Backed By Congress   PRICE GONTROL   On Present Houses Meets Opposition: Preference For Veterans Ordered

Policy Aims At 2,700,000 New Homes   Wyatt Drafts Two-year Plan; Subsidy Would Boost Materials.   Bill Recall Asked.

Truman Outlines Vast Program For New Housing   -2,700,000-Home Project Wins Immediate Backing

Truman Outlines Plan to Build 2,700,000 Houses in Next Two Years, Starting April 1.   ALSO PUTS CEILING ON PRESENT HOUSES

Housing Plans Given Support On Capitol Hill   Lumber Men Reluctant To Increase Production  Because Of OPA Ceiling

Congress Lines Up Behind Big  New-Homes Plar   Bipartisan Support For Program Of 2,700,000  Houses In 2 Years.

SOLONS ONLY OBJECTION I$ PRICE CONTROL   Program Can Start in April  Capitol Hill Rushes Measure

Support. Housing Proposal   President’s Plan. To Build Low-Cost. Homes Wins Approval From Both Parties

Congress Lines Up Behind Truman Prooram F or 2,700,000 New Homes   Campaign May Get Into High Gear By April 1; Some Opposition Develops To Placing 40,000,000 Existing Homes Under Price Control.

Recommendations For U. House-Building Program Wins B:-Partisan Backing

Back Plan For Home Building   Enthusiasm Greets Proposal to Build  2,700,000 Houses tn Next Two Years

DEMOCRATS, REPUBLICANS FAVOR PLAN   Construction Of 2,700,000 New Homes Is Goa!

Congress Backs Truman Plan For New Houses   BI - PARTISAN SUPPORT GIVEN TO BILL TODAY

Truman's Housing Plan Wins Support Among All Groups   Goal of 2,700,000 New Homes in Two Years is Proposed

2,700,000 New  Homes Planned   Truman’s Recommendations Win Bi-Partisan Support; Could Start Aprill, Wyatt Declares

Expediter Wilson Wyatt Promises Action By April 1 If Capitol Gets Legislation

GREATEST HOUSE BUILDING PROGRAM WON SUPPORT TODAY   Democrats and Republicans Alike Applauded the Objectives,   EMERGENCY CAMPAIGN   Has Set Its Sights on the Construction of 2,700,000 New Homes.

Bi-Partisan Support  Given to the Greates Building Program it L. 8, History  Starts April 1        Protest Price Contro on Present House: Now in Use

Vast Home-Building Program Scheduled   Truman Bares RFC-Financed Plan Tos Build 2.700.000 Dwellings

Program Given Support By Congressmen  Price Control On Existing Dwellings   Price Control On Existing Dwellings Meets Opposition

Enthusiastic Support Is. Given Huge Housing Program By Congressmen

Tremendous House Building Program Offered by Truman  Medium-Priced Dwellings in 2 Years, 2,700,000

Housing Plan Gets Support  Truman Requests 9 THN OM) Mamac   Truman Requests 2,100,000 Homes In Next Two Years

Housing Plan Wins Support   Members of Both Parties Back Home-Building Program

TRUMAN HOUSE BUILDING PLAN WINS SUPPORT   Program Cails for 2,700,000 New Homes Within Next 2 Years

Construction Of 2,700,000 Homes Sought   Campaign May Swing Into High Gear By April 1; Legislation Needed Promotly   In $6.000 Or Less Class

Solons Warm To Truman  Housing Plan   President Would Build 2,700,000 Homes in 2 Years

BELIEVE TRUMAN PLAN COULD BE STARTED APRIL   Goal of 2,700,000 Homes in Next Two Years Given Capitol Approval

House Building Program Wins Party Support .   Plan‘s Objective Is 2,700,000 New Residences

Truman Backed  OnHome Proposal   Greatest Building Program Ever Supported

Truman's Program Calls for Building 01 2,700,000 Homes   Only One Phase Fails to Win BiPartisan Support

Truman Urges Great House Building Plan   Proposes Construction ef 2,700,000 Homes Within Two Years

Truman Housing Program Given Hearty Support   Both Parties Applaud Plan

Chiang Promises Reds a Voice in Governing Ching   Revision Will Be Complete in November; Asks Halt to Mobilization

Assigns 9 Merchantmen For UNRRA Transport   Ships Already In Black Sea To Haul Food Surplus To French Port Of Marseille

Fleet to Deliver 600,000 Tons Before April 15  UNRRA Considers Listing Soviet os ‘Surplus’ Nation

Armed Posse Hunts Officer’s Assailant   Confluence Chief Of Police! Battles For Life In Hospital

His Seat May Be Declared Vacant Republican Plan To - Oust Bilbo Delayed

(i. 0. P. LEADERS CHANGE STRATEGY IN WAR ON BILBC   Under New Pian Senator Will Be Allowed to Take Seat and Then Attempt Made To Oust Him.   FINAL DECISION WILL COME LATER   Entire Republican Delegation In Chamber to Be Given Chance Monday to Approve Course.

Delay Fight on Bilbo Until He Begins New Term Senate GOP Bloc Looks  to Party Majority for Ouster

Republicans Drop Move to Bar  Bilbo in Senate May Seek to Oust Him Later: Decision Monday

Republicans Are Planing to Gust Bitbo from Senate   Strategy Is Considered At Closed-Door Session Of Steering Committee

PLANS TO BAR ~~ BILBO DROPPEL   Republicans Will Try To Oust Senator After Jan. 3

WILL NOT BAR SENATOR BILBO   Republicans May Attempt To Oust Mississippian Later

Delay Fight on Bilbo Until He  Begins New Term  Senate. GOP Bloc Look to Party Mainrity   Senate_GOP Bloc Looks to Party Majority for Ouster

SCIOTO FLOODS FARMING LAND   Estimate Loss in Corn Crop at Half Million

FLOODING RIVERS HIT RICH OHIO CORN LAND   Ross County Fears Damage May Reach $500,000

Business And Labor Sum Up )947 Prospects   Elimination Of War-Time Controls Seen Vital Factor

Talks on Farmer Strike Scheduled   Plans to Withhold Products Considered

MARRIAGE CULT FOUND ILLEGAL   Conviction Of Six For Plural Weddings Is Upheld By Court

FEUDING JUSTICES “SIDE TOGETHER   Black and Jackson Agree Along Line in Three . Court Cases

High Court’s Feuding Pair Vote Together  mp *4° p.: id oe ie skiaetiices Bia wee ™ es own ot   Tranquility Reigns As Conviction of  Cultists Is Upheld

Connecticut ~ Picked for UNO  Permanent Site   N.. ¥. City Chosen as In. terim Site; Decision Un to Assemhiv

Connecticut Area Favored  As UNO Site   Commit tee Makes Report; Alternate Locations Include Hyde Park

NORTH STAMFORD, GREENWICH ZONE FIRST PREFERENCE   New York City Recommend. ed as interim. Head mareertnce Ciba. 

Prices on Dairy  ~  Items Creep Up   Cattle Prices Reach Record $22.50 Top  In Chicago Trading

MEAT, BUTTER MILK GO UP IN SEVERAL CITIES      Prospect Of OPA Revival Serves To Steady Market In Many Of Lines

See. Anderson Urges Dairies  To Delay Hike   Livestock Rise Temporarily . Halted, But Markets  Ramain Frit

Butter, Milk Meat Prices Creep Upward   Loss of Subsidies Is Blamed; Stockyards In Country Jammed

RETAIL FOOD PRICES RISE NESPITE PLEA   PLEA BY SECRETARY ANDERSON MADE TO DAIRYMEN

‘Meat, Milk, Butter Prices Creep Upward in U.S. ‘As Market in Livestock Slows

Price Control Return Forecast  By Wall Street   Meat, Milk, Butter Prices Creep Upward Over the Nation

RETAILERS MARK UP MEAT PRICES   ADVANCES TAKE PLACE IN MANY AREAS—MILK AND BUTTER ALSO RISE,

“Temperatures   Mayor Appeals to C. I. O. Chief To Avert Walkout

DAVIS REPORTS ON FAMINE. CONDITIONS THROUGHOUT WORLD   Calls For Action tn America - To Alleviate Hunger

Tactical Errors Charged To Clark   Inquiry into Rapido River Attack In Italy Called for in Resolution

‘Tactical Errors’ in Rapido River Attack Charged by 36th Division Veterans [Here Will Seek Congressional Probe of Bloody Assault

CROSSING NF RAPIDO MAY BE PROBED   36th Division Vets Demand Probe In Resolution

Lancaster races Big Strike of Transit Union  Trolleve and’ Buses Are   Trolleys and“ Buses Are Scheduled to Stop + Carly Today

Passengers Being Removed By Aid Vessels From Stricken Alaskan Liner

47 Taken Off Alaska Ship By Rescuers   Crews Working in Storm To Remove Most of 500 Still on Grounded Part Of Broken Vessel

Control Board Continued as:Allies Press Battle Against World Famin

British Government: Expresses Alarm Over Food Situation   Herbert Morrison Will Fly to United States Friday for Talks With President Truman

Cards and‘Flock Meet Today for Ist Playoff Game   Both Clubs Serious; Dyer Expects Series to Go Full Three Games

All-Out Battle for Changchun Is Shaping Up   Chinese Army Is Driving on Manchurian City

Chinese Drive North for Big Manchu Battl.   Chiang’s Forces 28 Mile: _ From Changchun, Reds Mass Before City

Decisive Battle Looms As Govt. Forees Drive On Manchurian Capital

HERRIN NORGE ELECTION WILL BE CHALLENGED   Defeated Union Charges Collusion In Voting UMW As Agent

Vardaman Is Recommended   Senate Banking Subcommit tee Urges Commodore’: Appointment.

VARDAMAN WINS COMMITTEE OK   RECOMMENDED FOR PLACE ON FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD

Vardaman Is Approved by Senate: Group   Sub-Committee. Votes Without Dissent:on Reserve: Board: Office

BANKING GROUP FOR VARDAMAN   Senate Sub-Committee Decides Charges Against Noval Aide ‘Not Sustained’

Confirmation Of Vardaman Is Proposed,   Senate Sub-Committee -Acts Favorably On His Reserve Board Job

Subcommittee Says Vardaman Should Get Banking Post  Missouri Republican Will Carry Fight To Floor, He Asserts

Vardaman Is  OK'd By Group  Unanimous Vote Of Approval Announced

British Prepare To Control Iron Steel Industry   Churchill Leads Opposition to Public Ownership

2nd fireman dies from collision of  fire truck and trait  Arlington, Palatine firemen give blood in effort to save life

Army to Release 520,000 Fathers   Discharge Rate Below Congress Proposals

NATIVE OF ATCHISON   Bert F. Gould to Serve as USO Program Coordinator

CLAMP LID ON PROCEEDINGS ABOUT TRIESTE   Foreign Ministers Thus Seek Freer Expression of Views

Paris Parley  Clamps Lid On News Of Trieste   Negotiations On Trieste Issue Being Conducted In Secret By Foreign Ministers   MOLOTOV PLANS TO EXPLAIN RED POLICY

TRIESTS STILL TREATY BLOCK   “RIG FOUR" MEMBERS ARE ATTEMPTING TO ADJUST   DIFFERENCES IN PRI ' VATE CONVERSATIONS

U. §. and Soviet Delegates Hold Private Parley   Byrnes Concedes To Ban on Newsmen at Paris Conferences

ABOUT TRIST   Foreign Ministers  Thus Seek Freer Expression of Views 

CLAMP SILENCE ON PARIS MEET   Byrnes Agrees to News Lid. Calls Truman For Talk On Developments

Clothing Drive Exceeds Quota   3320 Pounds Sent To Sorting Center

Welcome British Troops in Japan   : Commonwealth Forces ‘ to Share Occupation. Relieve Yanks

ARTHUR EXTENDS WELCOME 10 BRIT OCCUPATION. UNIT   Presence  of Commonwealth  “Trocps.in Japan Will Permit ‘Redjiction, of. American Forces—-No Chinese, Russians Coming - : :

Russia, China Invited to Send Troops   British Soldiers Reach Japan But Landing Is Delayed

British Troops Land in Japan  Enables Reduction in Yank Personnel

JUVENILE GRANGE BlC ASSET TO COMMUNITY   ‘Richland Patrons Are Told By Elizabeth Millard   MARK BOOSTER NIGHT

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Te in The Various : Communities  7

WARNS OF SPOILAGE   Milling Head Says Improper Stor age May Ruin Wheat

TRAVEL DIFFICUL AND MAY CUT INT( RURAL BALLOTING   Neither Party Anticipating Ad. vantage; Voters to Be Given Assistance

G. O. P. Program   8-Point Legislative Plan Is Laid Before Senate Colleagues

GOP PROGRAM FOR CONGRESS = DECIDED UPON   HOUSE LEADERS OUTLINE Of. , WECTIVES THAT INCLUDE ‘x 20 PERCENT INCOME ne, FS ae 3) )            ae “BY WILLIAM THEIS —~ Hoternallenal: News Service

BOP LEADERS IVE EIGHT: >DINT PROGRAM   “Operation 1947” General And Oper  For Revision

National Maritime Strike Threatened   Action to Be Voted On By Five Unicns By June ith

All Fighting in China at Standstill   Way Is Opened for Negotiations in Manchurian Dispute

Central China  Truce Reached   Paves Way for Settlement Of Manchurian Dispute

AUSTRIANS ASK ALLIES TO HOLD PLEBISCITE ON ’. SQOUTM TYROI'S RETLION

A CHILL IN THE AIR   Light Showers Forecast for Kan. sas Tomorrow

JUNIOR COLLEGES URGED BY UL OF    Plan Calls for $100 in State Aid Per Student in Local Districts

HUEY LONG REGIME ENDS IN LOUISIANA   New Orleans Inaugurates New Mayor

Last of Famed Huey Long Disciples Gone As New Orleans Changes Mayors

Lewis Is) Silent; Risks Jail Term   His Attitude = ort Re     Some Railroads Have Only —-10-Day Supely of Coal

Disobedience Could Land Mine Chief in Prison  Mor n 68,000 Arve ra I han

Truman Keeps Close Watch   Jail Possible For Coal Leader If He Persists; Industrial Paralysis Threatens

Lewis Is Silent on Action in Face of Federal Anfi-Strike Injunction   Disobedience Could Land UMW Chief in Jail For Contempt of Court; Deadline Wednesday Night With Fears of Industria! Paralysis

Lewis Plavs Silent Hand On Court Order   Disobedience Could Land Him in Jail

Business Women From Five Towns  Meet In LeMars  Eighty-Seven At District Meeting  _ 2 oe

Business Women  From Five Towns  Meet In LeMars Ejighty-Seven At   District Meeting: Linen [ st a atyr

Out of State Service Hit   Breakdown, of Long “Distance. Service About Complete

COUNSEL FOR JAP GENERAL TO ARGUE HE SHOULD BE TRIED IN CIVIL COURTS.

GLASS INDUSTR' WAGE INCREASE IS ANNOUNCED      Negotiations Reported At Flint Glass And Manufacturers Cleveland Meetine

MAY ASK JACKSON 10 TELL OF BLACK FEUD   House Committee Seeks More  Information

U.S. Pays $21,580 For Erection Of Temporary House:  LeMars Project » Will Give Homes _

U.S. Pays $21,580 For Erection Of Temporary House:  LeMars Project Will Give Homes  To Ten Families

Defends Basing Fleet at Pear!   Ingersoll Says Alert Woulc  Have Saved Ships

SAYS PEARL HARBOR BES! FLEET BASE   Adm. Ingersoll Defends Location Of Fleet In 1941

Low World Supply Of Food Predicted   Sharp Reduction in Bread Grain Forecast for 1946-47

World Food Supply Will Be Low in 1946-47 Crop Year   Larger Harvests Are Forecast but Will Be Offset by Lower Production of Grains tor Breand

OREGON CRIME HAS POLICE BAFFLED   Find Woman’s . Torso, With Head, Legs and ‘Arms ‘  Severed

Personal Insecurity, Feeling of Americans Would Shock Most European Nations

$50 Rental Scale Seen Outside Milwaukee Area   Specific Prices for Areas to Be Set After Conferences

Rep. Te Paske Dies Today At  Sioux Center   Republican Serving Third Term: in Iowa’ House Of Representatives

Drastic Curbs Are Prepared.      Further Restrictions On Coal Use Planned

ALL COAL-USING UTILITIES MUST REDUCE. POWER   CPA Will Channel Mor: Fuel to Firms With Only 25 Day Supply

RESTRICTIONS ON ‘USE OF COAL ARI TO BE. TIGHTENEL   Government Prepares to Order Strict Conservation of Fuel Supplies

Drastic New Coal Saving Laws Ready   CPA To Issue Rules Monday If No Mine Work Resumption;  Will Extend Dimout

Man Not Wife’s Keeper When She is in Tavern Without Her Majority

SECURITY ISSUE BLOCKS TRUCE IN G. M. STRIKE   Conciliation Talks Continue; Labor Secretary Urges Longer Meetings   REUTHER STILL ADAMANT   Neither Side Appears Ready To Compromise Position On Membership Issue

Security Squabble — Balks GM Settlement   Schwellenbach Still Hopes For Early Agreement In 92-Day Old Automobile Plant Stoppage

Oil-Using Texas Not Affected By “‘oal Mine Strike   Dimouts and Factory Closings Just Semething For Texans to Read About

E EVENING ‘E -CAPITAL will ‘not be published on Christmas Day.   RECRUITER TO ‘CAKE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY

Army Foresees Disorder From German Ration Cut   _Exploitation by Subversives Will Necessitate More Troops, Says Renort—Praductinn Sniffer:

Food Shortage Brings Warning From Frankfurt   Army Says Disorders Might Be Started By Subversive Elements

Economic Lite At Standstill: Violence Seen   Black Marketing,  Crime Increasing

U.S. Agrees to Recognition Of Tito’s Regime   Yugoslavia Accepts Ex: isting Treaties Between Two Nations

ON. Will Welcome All Franco Data   SYRIA GIVES PLEDGE TO BACK THE ARABS

Three Nations Join Tribunal   Netherlands, Russia, France To Participate

9 Nations Take Part in Trial  Includes Russia, Ernnce. Netherland:

More Against Tojo, ef al   Russia, France, Netherlands Join Tribunal to Try Jap War Crimes Suspects

Russia to Take Part in Trial...   Acceptance. by, Russia Comes aw Surprise.to MacArthur Headauarter:

RUSSIA, FRANCE WILL TAKE PART IN TRIAL OF JAPS   Netherlands. Also Joins Tri bunal to Hear Cases of > Wine. fviminnte

Take Part In Japan  War Trials   Russia, France, and  Netherlands Last of Surrender Signers to Join Allied Tribunal

REDS WILL HELP TRY JAPANESE   SOVIET APPOINTS REPRESENTATIVES TO ALLIED COURT

Three Nations Will Join U. S. in  Prosecuting Japs  Netherlands, France And Russia to Aid at Tojo’s Trial

Russia to Take Part in Trias   Acceptance by. Russia Comes as Surprise to MacArthur Headquarters

Russ To Join In Jap Trials  France, Netherlands Will Participate

SOVIETS JOIN "JAP WARTRIAL   France, Netherlands Als« Will Take Part In Tribunal

S GNATORIES TOSURRENDER TO TRY JAPS   Russia, France and The Netherlands Join International Tribunal in War Trials

Beatings And Cruelties Charged At Feeble Minded School At Faribault

Russ Press For World Arms Slash   Gremyko Calis for Action Before Pact On Atomic Bombs

Envoy Wants 90-Day Limit On Program   Disarmament Called Most Important Step To Permanent Peace

Surprise Move By Russia To U. N. Couneil   Proposes Time Limit on Drafting Arms Reduction Plan

Temperatures   Surprise Russian Action lakes I lace  As Showdown Near on Atom Control

Task Would Be Completed in Three Months   Gromyko Calls for Immediate Action on Whole Program

REDS WOULD RUSH ~ ARMS AGREEMENT   URGE THREE-MONTH TIME LIMIT FOR DRAFTING REDUCTION PROGRAM.

!—UN COUNCILGromyko  For Arms. Curb Now   11-POWER BODY HIS PROPOSAL 

Reds Urge Arms Cut  Speed-Up   Disarmament Program In 3 Months Proposed

Move Comes As Surprise To UN Group   Soviets Would Not Wait For Atomic Control Settlement

Russia Makes Surprise Proposal To Speed Drafting Of Arms Cut Plan

SOVIETS PUSH WORLD ARMS CUT PROPOSAL   LIMIT OF 3 MONTHS FIXED TO DRAFT PROGRAM

Russia Makes Surprise Move In Arms Issue   Proposes Fixing Three. Month Time Limit for + Drafting Arms Reduclion Program   Gromyko Sends Proposal to Lie   Calls for Immediate Action Without Waiting For Final Accord on Atomic Control

Gromyko Proposes Council Fix Time Limit To Draft Arms Pact   Surprise Move Calls For Immediate U. N. Action On Full Program Without Awaiting Atomic Plan

REDS ASK ARMS “CUT TIME LIMIT   Russians Make Surprise Mova As Atomic Commission  Bhicocvsec. Debecwcwavd eves

Union Takes 18? Cents Hourly Raise   Agreement Affects 175,000 Workers, Idle 113 Days

Agreement Reachedin  113th Dav   175,000 Workers Must Ratify Pret Before Tt Becomes Effective

All- Night Bargaining ‘Session Brings About 18%- cent Waae Raise

Ratification Of Avreement Up To Locals   Union Claims Vict ory In Wage Increase Of 1914 ‘Cents   RIGHTS RESTORED   Reinstatement Of Otd Contract. Provisions Is Announced

G. M. STRIKE SETTLEMENT ANNOUNCED   Men io Get Raise Of 18/2 Cents &n Four

Workers Get 18.5 Cent an Hour Pay Boost   Settlement Comes After 17 1-2 Hour  Continuous Parley

Workers To Reecive Hik of 1814 Cents Per Hour.   LONG CONFERENCE PRECEDES ACCORD   Mediator Dewey Tells of Decision After Session.

Walkout Held ‘Challenge’   State of Emergency Ruled in New Jersey

MOST COSTLY WALKOUT IS TERMINATED   Agreement Provides 1814, Cents Hourly Wage Increase for Workers.

18/,-Cent Wage Increase Set Up  By Agreement    ; Union Rules Require Strikers To Ratify Pact ~ Before It Is’ Effective .

Reach Pact After NightLong Parley   Results Must Be Given Approval of Locals in Fifty Cities

CONFEREES IN ACCORD AFTER LONG SESSION   18'4 Cts Per. Hour Wage Increase Granted For 175,000 Workers

General Motors Strike Is Ended; Lasted 113 Davs   Union Members’ Must Vote on Proposal

G. M. Strike Comes to End On 113th Dav   All-Night Bargaining Brings 184. Cents Hourly Wage Increasc

GM Strike Is Settled At 1814 Cents   Agreement Ends 113th Au. i Work Stoppage: Unions Must Ratify Pact

30-Day Wait Scheduled In Wage Squabble   Picket Lines Withdraw After Surprise Decision By Union Leaders

Union Withdraws - Pickets, Ending _ Telephone Tieun   General Strike Is Also Postponed at Request of Parent Organization   UNITS WILL FILE 30-DAY NOTICES   Action Comes as Surprise * After Week-end Conferences in Capital

Strike Postponed for at Least. $0  Days — Pickets are Withdrawn, from Bveohanmsc

Industrial Picture ‘Brighter   Postpomements Hint Settlements May Be Develoving

UNION DEFERS STRIKE CALL FOR 30 DAYS   Nationwide Tieup Ends as Picket Lines Are Withdrawn

Union Postpones General Phone Strike 30 Days   Delay Announced As US Prepared To Take  Over Facilities

GERMANY MUST IMPORT FOODS   Present Supply Will Not Ward Off Starvation, Hoover Told

SUGAR WORKERS POSTPONE STRIKE   WALKOUT FROM 7 REFINERIES DELAYED AT LEAST UNTIL LATE MONDAY,

SUGAR REFINERY STRIKE BREWING   Action Of Fact-Finding Panel Awaited On Pay Raise Demand

Fair Weather Assures Test   Navy Ready to Drop Bikini Bomb Sunda:

Pope Elevates Prelates Today   Four Americans Among Those Given Cardinal Rank At Vatican.

32 ELEVATED TO CARDINAL POSTS   Pope Pius Presides At Special Consistory; Four Americans Included.

2 Maine Women Injured Fatally “Es Mil-Aecid   2 Others Hurt Critically A’ Roof Draps On Elevator In Dover-Foxcroft Plant

PROBE CAUSES OF KAZOO FIRE   Blaze Destroys Big Plant;  Loss Estimated At $125.000

COUNTY INCOME FROM GASOLINE TAXES BOOSTED   $13,143 Increase Over Sums For First Six  Months Of Last Year

This Couniry Leads in Pact-Making   Disarmament of Germany for 25 Years Urged

BYRNES URGES SPEEDY ACTION BY BIG FOUR   Russ Delegate Ready To Discuss Pact With Germany

Solon Asks Check Of F. R. Quote, ‘This Means War’   Surprise Evidence Causes Stir at Pearl Harbor Probe

Dec. 6 Message Pointed To War  Officer Says Place, Time Were Uncertain

WHITE HOUSE HAD WARNING OF PEARL HARBOR ATTACK  ED KNEW JAPS WERE TO STRIKE

Stark’s Harbor iLestimony May ka      Sen. Ferguson Would Learn Whether Roosevelt Notified Him Night Before Attack Of Danger

Lone Bandit Stages Holdup   Gets $79 At Branch  Institution In Iowa

NAVY RESTORES MCVAY 10 DUTY AFTER REVIEW   But Skipper in Sinking of Cruiser Indianapolis Not to Be Given a Ship   SENTENCE IS SET ASIDE    Four Other Officers Receive Reprimand for Delay in Seeking Survivors

Navy Sets Aside McVay Sentence In Loss Of Ship   Previous Record Aids Indianapolis Skipper; 4 Others Reprimanded

Sentence of Capt. McVay Is Set Aside   Officer Tried by Court Mar tial to Command Another Warship

Skipper of Lost Vessel Goes Free  Four Others Draw   Four Others Draw Reprimands In  Loss Of Cruiser; McVay Loses Rank

SHIP CAPTAIN — WINS FREEDOM   4 Others Admonished For Rescue Delay

Skipper Will Not Command Another Ship   Four Reprimanded For Delay in Picking Up Cruiser Survivors

DEGNAN KNIFE REPORT SECRET   HEIRENS WILL GET : LAST CHANCE TO TALK TUESDAY

HEIRENS KNIFE TEST COMPLETE      Hold Up Official Repor Until Monday

SCOUT DRIVE FOR FUNDS TO BE HELD HERE ON OCTOBER 8   COMMITTEES ARE NAMED BY SCOUT EXECUTIVES; NEED MORE THAN $1,000. -

TEAMS ARE NAMED FOR ANNUAL BOY SCOUT ~ FUND SOLICITATION NEXT TUESDAY. orT. 3

Good Evening...  Only 28 days until election. It's & race between time and meat.   Weekend Will Be Neither Nasty nor Pleasant. Elecn Crue

SHOWERS IN PICTURE   Weather for This Week May Be on the Unpleasant Side

Ask Discharge Of Fathers By First Of July   Senate Subcommittee Recommends Speeding Of Discharaes

Committee Urges “AN Gd Dads De Released by Jul  Sanuts Subconsilte; Prasstits Demobilizatan Penaram

Request All Fathers, Except Volunteers, Be  Discharged by July I

Senators Seek  Dads’ Release   Want Army to Free Every Father be Taly 1

Senator Croup Demands Army Discharge Dad:   Light Steps to Speed Up Demobilization Urged by Committee: Volunteers Excepted

Solons Want  Army to Free All Fathers   Committee Proposes Kight Steps for Demobilization

Molotov Offers to Withdraw Soviet Troops from Bulgaria if U.S. Forces are Pulled Out of Italy

Would Take Her Troops Out Of Bulgaria Also   Ministers To Take Up German Treaty

Byrnes, Bevin Reject Red Offe   Molotov Suggests Troop Withdrawals to Big Four Parley.

Krug Is Appointed Interior Secretary In Surprise Action  Selection of Wisconsin e i “af ~ « a   Selection of Wisconsin Man, 38, Disappoints Western Senators

Says Wisconsin Man, If Confirmed By Senate to ‘Fake Office On Marcel 15

FORMER WPB’S BOSS SURPRISE TRUMAN PICK   Senate Confirmation Is Seemingly Assured As No Opposition Is Forthcoming

Truman Picks WPB Chief  To Take Post   New Interior Secretary To Assume Position In Cabinet March 15 If  Appointment Gets Senate Approval

Truman Picks Ex-WPB Head For Ickes’ Job   Surprise Selection Must Be Confirmed By Senate; To Enter Cabinet on March 15

West's Solons ‘Express Their Surprise   Truman Nominee Slated to Take Post March 15

TRUMAN PICKS SUCCESSOR 10 HAROLD ICKES   WISCONSIN NATIVE NAMED SECRETARY OF INTERIOR

J. A. Krug interior secretary  : Truman selects TL... aead cs@ervbeveeceseciitiaztk oe

JULIUS A. KRUG NOMINATED TO SUCCEED ICKES   Former WPB Director Was ’ His Personal Choice,  Truman Says   SELECTION SURPRISES WESTERN SENATORS

N ew. Chief Is F ormer Head  Of War Board   President Announces Wisconsin Man Will © Begin Duties March 15

Truman Picks Julius Krug — As Secretary Of Interior   Surprise Selection; Krug Former Head Of WPB and Heid  ‘Other U. S. Offices

J, ALBERT KRUG IS PICKED FOR INTERIOR   Truman Makes His Own Personal Selection for Secretary

Senators Surprised and Disappointed  President Names Kruc  Former WPRB Head to Interior Post

KRUG APPOINTED « TO TAKE ICKES? PLACE IN CABINET   Truman’s Selection of For mer WPB Chairman to Be Interior Secretary Comes  as Surprise.   WESTERN SENATORS ARE DISAPPOINTED   But None Hints He May Oppose Confirmation—Nomihee, 38, a Native of Wisconsin,

Truman Selects Ex-WPB Chief For Cabinet Job   Some Senators Disappointed, Urged Westerner

Krug Is Given Interior Post By President   Former WPB Chairman Nominated to Succeed Ickes

TO TAKE OVER CABINET POST QN MARCH 15   Selection ‘Is Made To Post Vacated By Harold Ickes

Turks Display -Military Might   Republic Celebrates 23rd  Anntwarcaper

U. §. Conciliators Seck To Break Strike Deadlock   Pittsburgh Hopes That Week-Old Power Strike May Soon Be Brought To End   Laisiahe LOSSES ARE BEING SUFFERED

NEW HOPE HELD IN SETTLEMENT POWER STRIKE   Authorities Urge Sessions lo Be Held Continuous

Negofiafions fo Be Reopened in Power Strike   Pittsburgh Still Paralyzed by Costly Walkout

OPAGRANTS KNITTING MILL CEILING HIKE   Senator Taft, However, Argues That Increase Not To Be Enough

Millers Protest Truman Brown Flour Order; Claim It Is Not Necessary

TRY TO FORCE GOVT. BODY TO ACT IN STRIKE   Labor Dept. Reported Using Pressure In Shipping Tieup

Government To Entoree Agreements  Union Confident Settlement Near Th Shinning Gal,

EARLY END SEEN TO SHIP WALKOUT   MARITIME BOARD READY TO ENFORCE WORKING CONDITIONS AGREED ON.

Uniform Hiring Of Seamen Plan May End Strike   Labor Department Exerts ~— Pressure On Maritime Commission

counsel Named  for Tojo Trial  New Yorker Asked to Aid Defendants

Robert Snyder, 14, Appears Little ‘Concerned Over Facing' Charge Of  Murder:

Juvenile Admits Killing Family   Fourteen- Year-Old Concerned Over Visiting Scene Of Crime

Dreads Return to Crime Scene   14-year-old Boy Confesses Murders

Boy Calm Over Murder Charge   But Terror Strikes Robert Snyder’ When He Is - Asked To Visit:Scene.

Solution of Shipping Strike Near   Maritime Commission to Enforce Changes on U.S.-Owned Vessels

Early Settlement of Maritime Tieup Appears “Hopeful”   Striking Union Leaders Meet Today in Effort To Ead Walkout

Predict Early Settlement Of. Shipping Strike   Union Leaders, Shipown ers Meet In Conference A Washington.

Shipping Solution Is Likely   Pittsburgh Power Tieup Continues; Idle Total Mounts

All Disputants In Nationwide Walkout Called   Settlement in Seamer Strike Sought

Early End Of Shipping Strike Seen   U. S. Conciliator Calls All Disputants To Washincton Parle:

Disputants Are in Huddle Over Council Table   Pacific Shipowners’ Stand Still Chief Stumbling Block

UNION LEADERS AND OFFICIALS ARE OPTIMISTIC   Pittsburgh and Movie Strikes, However, Continuing

Reds May Protest Hoover Selection   Opposition to Europear Food Survey Post Seen

U. §. DETERMINED 10 BACK UNG WITH FORGE IF NECESSARY, REL TROOP WITHDRAWALS REPORTED

Political Tension  Somewhat Relaxed   International Situation Seems Te Be somewhat Easier Due To Develooument<

IRAN REVOLT. RUMOR HEARD __-FROM EUROPE   SOVIET FORCES EVACUATING - DANISH ISLAND AND EFAST——_ERN_GERMANYSRANIAN OIL DEAL RUMOR

REORGANIZATION OF ARMY- UNDER STUDY   Atmy Service Forces May Be Abelished Under New Setop; Fewer Command Artas

INDIANOLA FIRE RAZES ELEVATOR   Feed Plant Fire Loss Set At $50,000

Explosions Wreck British Embassy Entrance, In Rome   Two Suitcases Filled With Mines Explode And Demolish Front Of Buuding   ONE MAN KILLED; TWO OTHERS HURT

EMBASSY FRONT I DEMOLISHED BY BOMBS   One Killed And Two Are  Injured

MineQWreck  Ranie Embassy   Facade, ‘Main Floor Ripped Open by Blasts; One Killed; Two Hurt

BRITISH OFFICE BLASTED BY MINE   One Man Killed in Early-Morning Rome Explosion

POLICE CHIEF DECLARES ‘HE — DOES ‘NOT RELIEVE ITAL: ___TANS RESPONSIBLE FOR.  = HEAVY EXPLOSION

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Explosion Damages British Embassy Bldg. in Rome

Preparations Are Made for A-Bomb Tests   Kwajalein Becomes Busy Place as Spadework Starts

NAVY TO EVACUATE NATIVES  Site For Atom. Bomb Tests s Tense As Speculation Grows

 Crossroads” Being Prepared pared  Strange Atmosphere Pervades Base For Atomic Bomb Tests

GOLD STAR MOTHER KILLED   Strange Story Unfolding in Pacific Where U.S. Prepares A-Bomb Test

Navember Calendar   West Virginia District OPA Office To Close Nov. 22: 125 Losing Jobs

Surplus Goods Sale: Probed   ‘WAA Head Says Investigation Made Into Deals: Monopoly Is Charged 

FIRE SEVERAL WAA WORKERS   Talk of Dishonesty Brings Action, Witness Tells Probe Committee

Surplus Goods Sale: Probed By Solons   WAA Head Says Investigation Made Into Deals: Monopoly Is Charged .

Speculation in Cotton Is Hit By Order   US Would Hold Clothing Prices

Speculation On Cotton Banned   Order Also Designed To Prevent Price Boosts Drafted

Order Is Drafted- To Curb Cotton Speculation Market And To Hold Clothing Price

Newspapers Hard Hit By Strikes   Two Texas Papers To Discontinue Advertising

NEWSPRINT SHORTAGE—  Depleted Stocks Cause Further Paper Slashes

NEWSPAPERS HIT BY RAIL STRIKE   Newsprint Shortage Cuts Size of Many Papers

Newspapers Forced to Cut Advertising and Size of Publications  7. TIT rrm meen

Firemen’s Fingers Are Numbed  By Icey ‘Temperatures   Five Children Are Among 10 Persons Who Lose Lives in Kansas City; 20 Hurt in Another: 50 Are Homeless

HOPE FOR COOLER WEATHER BLASTEL   Cold Front Moving Toward Kansas  and Missourl Dissipated In Wohracks_

EISENHOWER MAKES PLEA FOR EXTENDED DRAFT   Warns Congress it Is Gambling With the World’s Peace

Extending Draft Assures World Peace, lke Says   Failure to Act Gambles Security, He Tells Congress

Continue Draft Or Take Gamble, Eisenhower Says   Manpower Needed For U.S. To Carry Out Its Commitments Abroad

lf Draft Ends, Says Ike, We  Gamble Peace   Refutes:Red Suspision — Idea By Citing Worries of Marshal Zhukov

REPORT SOVIET TROOPS START LEAVING TABRIZ   Premier and Cabinet Drafting Answer to UNO Questions On Negotiations

British Fear Arms Being Left Behind   ‘Soviet Union Plans To Stick With UNO—Becomes First. Biz ‘Nation ‘To Pay Dues 

Reds Starting To Evacuate Iran Province   Troops Reported Ready to Pull Out Of Azerbaijan Area

RUSSIANS BEGIN THEIR PULLOUT FROM TABRIZ   Soviets Pack Equipment in Public at Capital of Azerbaijan Province   REPORTS ARE CONFUSING)   One Says Natives Hostile to iran Have Received Tanks and Guns

SOVIET TROOPS SAID LEAVING TABRIZ TODAY   One Report Says Reds Are Leaving Behind Azerbaijan Army Well Equipped

Soviet Soldiers Getting Ready T Evacuate Tabriz   Russians Make Show Of Leaving Principal lran Headquarters

Soviet Forces Are Pulling Out of Tabriz   Autonomous Army  Being Left Behind

CAPITAL STRIKE THREAT FADES   Union Members to Vote o1 Proposal Sunday

Hindu-Moslem Rioting Flares Anew in India,  _ Bringing Death to 109

109 Killed, 393 Hurt in Bloody Bombay Rioting   Hindu-Moslem Clashes Fan Out Inte New Areas of Indian City

Riots Break Out Again in India   New Areas of Bombay Hit in ‘Organization’

BOMBAY RIOTING HIKES CASUAL TIES   109 Dead, 393 Injured In New Outbreaks Of Violence There

Bloody Rioting in Bombay Is Spreading   Violence Reported More Organized; 109 Dead Recorded

Bombay Riots Spread, More - Troops Called   Disorders Reported ‘More Organized,’ 109 Slain  gs. gig

Rioting Flares Anew In Bombay ; Additional Troops Rushed To City

INDIAN RIOTING SPREADS; 38 IN BOMBAY KILLED   New Outbreaks Of Hindu And Moslem Gangs On Organized Scale

Bloody Rioting in Bombay Is Spreading  Violence Reported More Organized;

BEFORE HE WAS FORMALLY NAMED  Johnson, Convention. Keynoter, Calls For Democratic Harmony

STOCK JUDGING IN SPOTLIGHT   Record Crowds Attending 92nd Annual Ohio State Fair

PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR EARLY PEACE TREATY WITH JAPS   Reparations Disagreemen' with Russi Seems Only © Ghely Obstocte

Japanese Occupation So Successful That Final Treaty May Be Siqned And Occupation Time Greatly Reduced

-JAPS’ BEHAVIOR HASTENS TIME ‘OF. PEACE TREATY, REPARATION ‘QUESTIONS MAY CAUSE DELAYS

JAPANESE PEACE PACT DUE IN ’47   Success of Occupation to  Speed Treaty

Farmers Union Endorses Strike   First Step To Get Move Into Action

War Veterans Enroll In Numbers At All Colleges In State; Some Report Peak Enrollment And Staff Additions

Mystery Shrouds Missing Mexican’ Woman Official’   Intensive Search Fails To Produce Trace After Houston Disappearance

‘MEXICAN WOMAN OFFICIAL STILL MISSING AFTER DISAPPEARANCE IN HOUSTON SATURDAY MORNING

FRENCH ‘REDS SHOW STRENGTH AGAIN AT POLLS   Communists Win Over Bidault Party In Voting For Republic Council

COMMUNISTS WIN AGAIN IN FRANCE   Led All Parties In Election But Lack Majority

Large Part Of Counties’ Funds Spent On Roads  Survey Shows $4. 10

LABORIIES IN ENGLAND Pls! WITHDRAW!   Government Does Not Choose To Reopen Pact

Britain Speeding Troop Evacuation  Plans For Egypt   Labor Government Plans Total Evacuation Of British Troops In Fovvyt   LONDON VIEWS ARE CONFLICTING

BRITISH TO EVACUATE TROOPS FROM EGYPT   Fate Of Suez Canal In Doubt As British Withdraw

Continued on Fage 12  Services Held For Mrs. F. E. Anderson   Former Resident Dies Ir Dover, N. H., Hospital

NATIONAL CIC TO SEEK NEW WAGE BOOSTS   WEEKLY EARNINGS REDUCED BY RISE IN LIVING COSTS

C10 CALLS FOR HIGHER WAGES   Murray Couples Plea With Assurance No Strikes  Are in the Offing

Substantial Wage Increases to Be Requested by C10  But Murray Says “Ne Threat of Strike In OFffina”’

WAGE BOOSTS ASKED BY ClO   industry Urged to Grant Cost of Living Increases ~~ With No Thought of Strikes

"Substantial Wage Increases’ to Be. Requested by ClO.  But Murrav. Save ND   But Murray. Says “No Threat of Strike’: In Offfina’

CIO Asks Pay Hikes to Meet Living Costs   Marray, However, Say No Threat of Further Strikes Is Impending

CIO Requests General Wage Boosts in U. S   Assurance Againet Strike Offered in Resolution

“No Threat Of Strikes In Offing,”” Murray Says; Schwellenbach Cites Rising Prices

0) HAVE CLOSE CALL IN CRASH OF AIRLINERS   Planes Collide Over Aberdeen, Md., But Land Safely

70 ARMY CONVICTS ROT IN ENGLAND      Pees” Fire Maln  Bullding, ‘Weick Interior at Watie Watled mii.”

New Building Plans Outlined   Relaxed Housing Control: Announced by Creedon.

TWO PACKERS CLOSE PLANTS   LARGE COLUMBUS PACKERS SAY BLACK MARKET OPERATIONS FORCING THEM '. (7O-TAKE STEP: —

FARMERS UNION HONORS BOWLES   OPA Administrator Selected For Agricultural Award

U.N. TO HAVE 3,000 WORKERS   Will Become One Of World's Largest International Emolovers

TWO MEMORIAL TREES   Young Men Who Died in Service Honored at Hulmeville

PICKET LINES FUNCTION AT STOCKYARDS   Packinghouse Workers on atrol as They Look to Washington for Settlement of Their Paralyzing Strike.

LOUIS MULDER IS SERIOUSLY BURNED   Former Sioux ux Center Man May Have Suffered 7 Eve Damave '

LOUIS MULDER 18 SERIOUSLY BURNED   Former Sioux ( Center Man ' ‘May Have Suffered Eve Damage ’ . -

U.S. Rushes Blindly Toward Economic Disaster, Says Aussie After Visit

AUSSIES VIEW U.S. WITH ALARM   SEES ECONOMIC DISASTER AHEAD FOR AMERICA

Committee Offers to Hoid Night Sessions for Rep recentativa Rang

Garsson Chargec With Coaching Of Key Witness   Former Secretary Tells War Profits Probers of Incident

Mead Urges Discipline For Army Officers   Demands War Department Take Action Against Offi cers Tn Garsson Case.

GROUP § TO INFLUENCE WITNESS   Asked Her To Be “Hazy,” Secretary Says   MRS. JEAN BATES   Refused To Perjure Self; May Declines To Appear At Hearing

Army Asked to Discipline Men In Garrson Case   Senate Group Also Hears Witness Was Urged. to be ‘Hazy’

Mead Demands ‘Discipline’ Of Army Officers   Says Six Traveled On Military Pay to Gay Garrson Wedding Party

Rep. May Is Willing To Testify   Members to Question Solon on Probe Of Hawaiian “Scandal”

Senator Mead Demands  Discipline Of Officers   Investigator Lashes Out At Those Who Attended Gay Wedding Party Given By Garsson, Now Under Investigation In War Profits Probe

Says Combine Asked Her to Remain ‘Hazy’   Jean Bates Gives Further Testimony in War Profits Quiz

ASKED TO BE HAZY  AT ARMS INQUIRY,  SECRETARY TELLS REVEALS MUNITIONS  MEN TRIED TO PLAY ON HER ‘SYMPATHY’

Army Officers’ ‘Travel Probed      Picture Shown Of May At Wedding Of Miss Garsson

Mead Demands Army Officers Be Disciplined   Tell of “Travel Orders” To Six Attending Party; Secretary Tells Garsson Plea

ARMY MEN BE DISCIPLINED   Head of War Profits Probers Says High-Ranking Officers Used Military Orders to Attend Coniractor’s Party.

“Morning, Noon Or Night” . . . .  Committee Offers To Hear May At Any Time Most Convenient To Him

Officers Ordered ToGo To Wedding   _ Mead Wants High Ranking Army Men Disciplined by War Dept.   _ RODE AT U. S. EXPENSE   Witness Says She Was Asked to Be ‘Hazy’ About Phone Calls

Officer Trip To Garsson Fete Rapped   Secretary Says Ring's Officials Urged She Be Hazy on Stand

Night Session To Hear May  Is Necessary   Senate Probers Make It Easy For Representa tive; Meanwhile  Cofiee Gets Hot.

Army Officers Attended Affair At U.S. Expense   Mead Asks That They Be Disciplined

WITNESS TOLD TO BE ‘HAZY’   Ex-Munitions Combine Secretary Says Bosses Tried To ‘Forget’ Details

Says Boss Asked Hazy’ Testimony   War Profit Probers Offer Plan To May

Garsson Secretary Asked to ‘Be A Little Hazy’ in Testimony, She Reveals in Senate Investigation

TRAVELED T0 GAY PARTY ON ARMY ORDERS   Secretary Tells How Ex-Employers Asked Her to Be ‘Hazy’

Redhead Says Officials of Combine Asked That She Be ‘Hazy’ in Testifying

To Hear Rep. Mey In Day Or Night.   Congressman Says He Is  “Too Busy. Neg . “Witnesses: Called: °°"

BILLS PAID BY ARMS MAKERS   Traveled Ow Amp Orders to Attend Gay Wedding Party  In New York   WOMAN WITNESS ASKED ~ 1O GIVE HAZY STORIES

Says Garsson Asked Her To Be ‘Doubtful’   Mrs. Bates Explains Munitions Officials Played on Sympathy

WITNESS SAYS SHE WAS ASKED TO PLAY ‘HAZY   Combine’s Secretary Hearc Again; May Claims He’s ‘Too Busy’ To Talk

— WAR PROFITSGirl Aid Says Pair Told Her: ‘Be Hazy’   Calls to Garsson ‘Purely Social, Dickstein Avers

Demands Top Officers Be Disciplined   Traveled On Military Orders To Gay Wedding Partv In New Yoark.

Temperatures   Committee Hears Garssons’ Party ‘Military Order’   Officers Traveled to Affair. With Sanction Of War Department, With Expenses Paid By  Coavernment: Secretary Recalls Bosses’ Plea

Jean Bates Says + ‘Freeman, Garsson  [Asked She Be Hazy   Says Combine - Officials Tried to Play Upon Her Sympathy. in Matter

Witness Says She Was Asked To Be Hazy  War Profits Case Continues; May Is ‘Too Busy’ To Appear

Secretary Says Combine Askec Her To Be Hazy   Telis Profits ‘Probers Officials Wished ‘Sympathy

Would Discipline High-rank Army Officers in Quiz   Chairman Mead tn Demand to War Denartment---Still Waiting for May

Discipline Officers, Mead Urges   Garssons Prober Says They Attended Weddins Qn Orders For ‘Necessary’ Service

DISCIPLINING OF _ OFFICERS DEMANDED   : Group Traveled on Military Orders Ta * Wedding of Arms:Maker’s Daughter

Mead Demands ‘Discipline’ Of Army Officers Linked in Garsson Munitions Case

ASKED OF HER, SAYS WITNESS   Quiz Chairman Scores Army Travel Orders  For Wedding Party

MEETS FORMER BOSSES BEFORE TAKING STAND   Grasson, Freeman Were Afraid ‘Two Innocent Men’ Would Be Jailed

TRIES ALTER WAR PROFITS TESTIMONY   Asks Secretary To Be a Bit Hazy At Senate Inauiry

Testimony by May Wanted At Any Time   Committee Offers to Meet Morning, Noon Or Night in Order to Set Convenient Date

Travelled On Army Orders To Gay Party   At Wedding for Munition King Garsson’s Daugh ter, Natalie

Charges Trip To  Parties *  Ordered   Secretary Refuse? To ‘Perjure’ Self: In Testimony“?

ASKED WITNESS TO SEEM “HAZY”   Miss Bates Tells Committee Freeman And _ Garsson Told Her To Muddle Testimony On War Profits.

Say Government Paid For Fare, Living Expenses   Munitions Secretary  Tells ‘Hush’ Attempt By Garsson, Freeman Before investigation

former Lombine Secretary Says She Was Asked by Defendant to Be ‘Hazy’

Probers Invite May To Testify At Convenience  Ready Any Time, Committee Says

Willing To Accomodate Busiest Of Legislators   Kentuckian Declares He Will Appear But That He Is Too Busy to Do So at Once

Accuses ‘Two Key Figures In Inquiry   Mrs. Bates Says Boss Askeil Her To Be  ‘Hazy’ in Testimony

ON PROFITS QUIZ   Miss Bates Relates Warning Given by Key Figures in ‘Paper Empire’ at Capital.   MAY IS ‘TOO BUSY’ TO GIVE TESTIMONY

of alcnce”   Mead Demands Discipiine for High-Ranking Mer Using Army Pay to Attend Wedding

Mrs. Bates Witness In Profits Quiz   New York Judge Also Testifies

Ex-Aide to Arms Firm On Stand   Anxious Not to Have Jacobson Mentioned, She Testifies

Secretary Asked To Be ‘Hazy’   Testifies Freeman, Henry Garsson Wanted Her To Dodge One Admission

COMMITTEE DEMINDS “DISCIPLINE” F MISUSE OF ORDES.  SECRETARY TELLS OF EFFORTS TO KEEPHER FROM GIVING FAC'S:

“Will Meet ToSuit May’   War Profits Probe Committee Eager to Hear His Testimony

Committee Offers To Meet at Night - Tf May Will Com   War Profits Investigators  Also Interested in Check To Coffee

Discipline Asked In Munitions Case   Travel Orders to Wedding Party Brings Senate Committee Request

Mead Demands  Discipline For Army Officers   Specifies Severai Who Tra_veled On Military Orderé to Gay Garsson Wedding

Army Paid Way for Officer-Guests at Gay Wedding Party   Probe of Garsson Affair Goes On; Committee Hears Girl

Mead Demands Disciplining of High Army Men   Officers Used Orders to See Wedding of Daughier Of Probed Munitions Man

Busy by Day, May Gets Bid To Night Qui   Probers Apreeable On Hearing Profits Story at Any Hour

Asked to Be Hazy Secretary Testifies   Munitions Combine Ofticials Suaaested She Show ‘Sympathy’

WILL MEET MORNING, NOON. NIGH]   Rep. May Says. His Duties Keep Him from Session

Witness Asked To Be Hazy, She Says   Charges Munitions Heads Urged Her To Perjure Herself

Profits Probe Chief Demands Army Discipline Party-Attending Officer:

Jean Bates — Asked to Be Hazy, She Says   Request Made by Joseph Freeman and Henry Garsson, Young Woman Tells Probers

Prober Demands Officer: Be ‘ ‘Disciplined” In Garsson Munitions Case

DEMANDED TODAY   Chairman Mead of the Senate War Investigating Com-' mittee, Made Request.   IN MUNITIONS CASE   Specified Those Shown te Have Traveled to Gay Wedding Parties.

ieaa > -Sobers Offer To Hear May Morning, Noon Or Night   Profit Inquiry Body Resumes Questioning  Of Top Army Officer

TOP ARMY OFFICERS INVOLVED   Munitions Probe Involves Officers At Gay Parties

SECRETARY OF COMBINE BARES ‘CAG’ ATTEMPT   Garsson, Fields Urged Her to Keep Testimony ‘Hazy,’ Claims Witness.

Bumper Crop Indicated in  U.S. for 1946   Report Brings Hope Nation Can Avoid Return to Rationing

BUMPER CROP INDICATED IN 1946 SURVEY   RETURN TO FOOD RATIONING MAY BE AVOIDED

RRaAHheorn Wan TATTLE   Bumper Crop Looms in 1946; May Head Off Food Rationing

U.S. Food Croy Exceeds Goals  Survey Indicates Curb On Rationing

Big ‘46 Crops Are Predicted   Survey Indicates Another Bumper Crop Season for This Year

TEMPERATURES   Political Tumult Leaves  Michigan Public Unmoved   Candidates Suspect That They Have Been Talking Only To Themselves; interest In Next Tuesday’s Primary Is At Low Ebb

Other States May Ask Land Transfer Following Example Set By New Mexico

Georgia Seeks Lynchers of 4: Offers Reward  Gov. Arnall Denounces Crime; Talmadge

Show In Park Saturday Eve   Christian Church to Give Free Out-Door Picture Show

Death Toll in Mine Explosion Reaches 14   To Determine Cause Of Blast; 253 Men  Seommarl Bice

254 Miners Saver After Explosion   Only 14 Killed By Blast In Coal Mine At Welch, W. Va.

DEATH TOLL T0 14 IN DIGGINGS   253 Miners Escape Alive After Explosion in West Virginia Coal Mine

253 Make Miraculous ‘Mine Escape   Death Toll In Blast 14 as Ex‘ports Seek to Determine Cause of Terrific West Virginia Explosion

LIST OF DEAD IN MINE BLAST 14   EXPERTS SEEKING CAUSE OF FREAK EXPLOSION

Death List In Mine Blast Rises To Fourteen Today; — Mine Is Cleared Of Bodies

Freak Blast Investigated      254 Miners Escape Death In Explosion

13 MINERS DIE IN EXPLOSION   Experts Trying to Discover Case of Blast

FREAK PIT BLAST CLAIMS ONLY 14   253 Miners Escape Alive Ir West Virginia Explosion

DEATH LIST IN MINE SET AT 14   Experts Seek Cause Of Explosion From Which 253 Miners Miraculously Escaped Alive.

Mine Explosion Killed Thirteen   Blast Which Did Much Outside Damage Directed Away From Workers

‘o Indication Yet, of What , Caused Unusnal Acci ! dent Near Welch,  WW, Va.

Mine Explosion Deaths Now 14  253 Others Escape From Eastern Shaft

Planes Built to Travel Faster fhan Sound Slated for Testing Within the Next Seven Months

Nation More Dependent On Weather Than Ever Before  ‘As New Crop Season Nears

Enough To Eat Next Year?  Weather, On Which Crops Depend, Closely Watched

Reserves Gone; U.S. Food Supply Shortest In History As Anxious Farmers Watch Weather

WHETHER AMERICA HAS ENOUGH FOOD NEXT YEAR DEPENDS ON WEATHER ACCORDING TO FXPERT

Provincials Stop Government Troop: By Blowing Bridge   Fighting Probably Test of Russian Popularity in Area

,dran‘s Troops - Invade , Rebel Province   Unconfirmed Reports Say Mianeh City Has Been Caplured

TROOPS ATTACK IRAN PROVINCE   BATTLE IS VIEWED AS ARMED TEST OF SOVIET INFLUENCE

Iranian Troops Battle Forces In Azerbaijan   Seen As Test of Russian Influence In Northern Province ‘

IRANIAN ARMY BEGINS DRIVE IN AZERBAIJAN   RUSSIAN INFLUENCE IS CHALLENGED IN REBEL PROVINCE

‘Armed Violence tn tran Seen As Test Of Sovlef Influence In Northern Province

Iran’s March Into Province Blow At Soviet   Four Columns Of Troops Sweep Into Azerbaijan

IRANIAN TROOPS INVADE PROVINCE FRIENDLY TORED!   March of Four Columns Into Rebellious Azerbaijan Seen as Challenge to Russian Influence.   ‘CASUALTIES LIGHT   IN INITIAL CLASHES   Government Forces Said to Have Captured Mianeh, 80 Miles From Capital of Tabriz.

‘Tran Striking At Azerbaijan   Four Troop Columns In Invasion Of Rebel  Province

GovernmentForces Attack Azerbaijan   Troops Fight Into Province To Enforce Election Edicts

GOVERNMENT'S ARMY INVADES AZERBAIJAN   Diplomats See Test Of Rec Infiuence In Province

AzerbaijanAttack By Iran A Direct Soviet Challenge   Border City Of Mianeh, 80 Miles From Capita Falls As Full Invasion Forces Pour Into Province To Insure Free Elections

INVASION HELD CHALLENGE TQ REDS IN IRAN   Drive Into Azerbaijan May Test Influence Of Russians

Mianeh Seized In Invasion  Of Azerbaijan   Swift Advance Made, Casualties Light, Government Reports

Troops Enter Azerbaijan   Iran Forces Making Armed Test of Soviet Influence In Province

(Move May Test Red Influence   Government Troops Battle Militia of Azerbaiian Democrats

Armed Test Of Soviet Power Seen   Government Soldiers Are to Oversee lranian Province Vote

FICHTING ENSUES   Government Announces No Interference Will Be Perniitted  in North Area

ops Score First Vietories In ‘Invasion Of   Azerbaijan,  Fighting Reported In Other - Quarters

lran Government Invades Province Of Azerbaijan   Troop Movements May Be Challenge to Soviet Influence

Red Influence Up for Armed Test in Iran   Fighting Flares As Azerbaijan Voting Progresses

City Atfacked By Guns, Tanks And Airplanes   Leader of Pro-Soviet Party Urges People to Fight Back

Greece And Iran Beset  By Wartare   Iranian Troops Open Battle Against Truculent Azerbaijan; Greeks Fight “Communist” Thrust.

Iranians Reported Stopped in Drive Into Azerbaijan   Opposing Forces Blast Bridge Near Strateaic Pass

lran Troops Thrust Into Azerbaijan   Move Called Armed Tes! Of Soviet Influence In Northern Area.

Troops Sent North Into Azerbaijan   fran Government Moves in Defiance Of Soviet Admoniten

Iranian Troops Enter Azerbaijan Province   Move Considered Armed Test Of Soviet Influence In Semi-Autonomous Province

Challenge To Russian Influence ‘Seen i in fran   GovernmentTroops Begin Invasion Of Azerbaijan;  Pro-Soviets Resist

ran Troops  Fight to North   Security Forces Sent To Protect Elections

4 Columns Iran Troops Invade Azerbaijan City Movement Seen As Chal lenge To Russian Influence In Zone  FIRST CASUALTIES ARE REPORTED 10 BE LIGHT   FIRST CASUALTIES ARE REPORTED 10 BE LIGHT   Razmara Reports Some Giving Up And Capture Of Machine Guns

Seen as Test Of Soviet Influence   Troops Moving To Supervise Parliamentary Elections

Bloodshed Around World.... Battles Rage In Iran. In Greece, And China

Invades Province Of Azerbaijan   Troop Movements May Be Challenge to Soviet — Influence

FIGHTING IS REPORTED IN NORTH IRAN   Four elumns of Government Forces Thrust Against Hostile Mili tia in Azerbaijan   TEST RED INFLUENCE

Diplomats See Armed Test Of Red Influence   Security Forces Ordered Imo Province 10 Supervise Parliamentary  Bl onto   Battle Flares In Ghaflankooh Pass   Tehran Circles Concerned Lest Russia Give Assistance to Azerbaijan “Democrats”

FOUR IRANIAN UNITS ENTER AZERBAIJAN   Move Considered Test of Nation’s Ability to Combat Soviet Influence in the Semi-Autonomous Prevines.

~—Election Violence—  lranian Troops Halted   Central Government Soldiers Move Into Azerbaijan Province

lran Gets Tough On Azerbaijan   Troops Push in, Over Pro-Soviet Protest

DREAMBOAT TAKES OFT   Pilet May Set t Record But Saya He “Won't Push It”

B-29 Begins Atlantic Hop   Dreamboat May Set Paris-IJ. S. Record

DREAMBOAT 0 WAY HOME, TO LAND IN EAST   No Special Effort To Set Speec Mark — Massachusetts Field Is Goal

Dreamboat on Atlantic Hop   Big Plane May Set New Trans-Atlantic Record

DREAMBOAT OFF FOR NEW RECORD   Hops Off From Paris Over Ocean to New Yor!

Half of U. S. Economy Free   Rent and Apparel Ceilings Top List Still Affecting Citizens -

MANY ITEMS STILL UNDER OPA CONTROL   Account for 45 Cents Out of Every Costof-Living Dollar

Controls Off OF “Several Articles   New Livestock Ceilings to Become Effective Tonight   UNDER NEW PRICE LAW   “Porter Announces Restor. ing of Slaughter Quotas and Controls

Controls Go Off Another Batch of Foodstuffs Today   lids Removed from All Products Not on List of “Commodities In Short Supply”

OPA Controls Lift From Canned Good: Is Last Indication   Meat Industry Braces for Return To Ceiling Prices  Oo. CATEeosBI IAn F&F GREEN

CONTROLS TO GO OFF MORE FARM PRODUCTS TODAY   OPA WITHHOLDS LIST UNTIL END OF DAY’S MARKET OPERATIONS

OPA Controls Go Off More Goods Today   Livestock Goes Back to New Ceilings at Midnight

Shift Froni-Free: Livestock  “ee to New Ceilings  - Becomes. Effective ..” “At Midnight -

OPA Drops Controls on More Items   Farm, Foot Products Are Removed From Ceilings Effective at Midnieht   Quotas Restored   Slaughter Limits Are Designed to Stop Black Market

Price Shift ‘Tonight   Month’s End Will Bring First List Of Short Supply ‘Commodities

Controls Go Off Food Products   Livestock Prices ‘Effective Tonight

OPA Not To Reveal List Until Today’s Trading Is Through   Livestock Industry Reconverts To Ceilings at Midnight; Boosts Prices Above June 30 Figure

Agriculture Department List Will Not Be Made Public Until After Markets Close Today.   SLAUGHTER QUOTAS, - CEILINGS ANNOUNCED

OPA PLANNING 10. LUFT CONTROLS ON ON MORE FOODS   New Price Ceilings 01 tive Stock Effective  a a oo

Controls to Go Off More Foods Today   Slaughter Quotas to Prevent Meat Black Market Restored Along With Price Control

Livestock Back Under Ceilings At Midnight; To Name Items After Business Hours Saturday

All Products Not On Control List, Lid-Free Tonight   Slaughter Quotas Set Up as Curb On Bleek Markets

Price Controls Te be' Lifted Today From New List of Goods   OPA Prepared to Act as Soon as Anderson Re- ' ports Shortages

OPA Controls to Go Off Another Batch of Farm, Food Products      Okay Soviet Demand On Romania; France Wins Border Areas

OPA Controls Due To Shift At Midnight   Many Items Coming Off And Others Go Back On

OPA CONTROLS TO GO OFF NEW GROUP OF FOOD ITEMS TODAY   All Not On Dept. Of Agriculture Scarce List Will Go Ceiling Free

CONTROLS ON MORE ITEMS   New Group of Farm and Food Products Will Be Under Free Prices— Ceilings Due Back on Livestock.

New Ceilings on Livestock Going On at Midnight  Controls Go Off More Food Producte

Price Controls  Go Off More Products Today  Short Supply Commodities List Awaited by OPA

OPA Controls on More Farm, Food Products Go Off   Announcement to Be Withheld Until Night To Forestall Upsets

New Farm, Food Price Removals Set For Tonight  OPA Awaits Closing Of Markets Before

New Ceilings On Livestock At Midnight   Announcement On Short Supply Articles Ready

New Products To Be Decontrolled   OPA Will Reveal Products To Be Freed From Controls Late Today

CONTROLS OFF MORE FARM - PRODUCTS   Delay Announcement Until Markets Are Closed   Go On Short Supply List; Canned Goods Likely To Go Ceiling-Free

New Ceiling On Livestock At Midnight   Fats, Oils And Sugar Listed Among Scarce Commodities.

Some Items To Go Out From Under Control   Products In Short Supply To Be Listed By Department

OPA to Take Controls Off Items   Many Food and Farm Products to Be Released Presently

OPA to Lift Controls  On More Farm Items 4... -.. CL... Oo D1  4   Items in Short Supply Regulated; Prepare Meat Price Announcement

More: Food Ceilings  Will End Saturday   PA. List ‘Awaited “as: Livestock Industry ‘Shifts “From Free.Prices at Midnight. 0 2

U.S. Families Face . Meager Sunday Meal   Miners Say They'll Stay Out Of Pits—Legal Slaughtering Stops—Threats Made in Boston

Miners Threaten Idleness Unless  They Get Meai   Can’t Do Laborious Work, Says Spokesman; Situation Is Acute

Liquor Not Only Issue   Young GOP Keynoter Says People’s Call Will Be Heeded

Kansas GOP “Will Listen to People” ‘On Liquor Question   lf Resubmission Is Their Wish, the Party Will Act, Speaker Talle Stata Crenue

HOOVER REPORT   White House Keeps Silence On Report Food Again May Be Rationed

POWER POLITICS ARESMOTHERING IRAN’S ECONOMY   Dual Charges Made Accusing  Russia at Meeting

lran and Spain To Give Council Twin Headaches   Britain, Russia And U. S. Facing Climactic Debate

‘Du  Charges  To sring Heavy U.N. Debates   Angl: -~American Team Opposing Russ MayBe at Odds

Dual Charges To Bring Heavy U. N. Debates   Angls-American Team Opposing Russ May Be at Odds

KEEP GUARD UP. U.S. 1S WARNED   Grew Says America Can Not Stand Idle While Others Conquer

Two Schoolboys Drown in Pond   Break Through Ice Near Oconto Falls

Quits Kanawha Count  Sweeney Pushes Election Fraud Probe In State

Sweeney Awaits Result Of Probe  Will Set Course For Election Contest

GENERAL STAFF “REVIEWS SYSTEM ~ OF ARMY AWARD:   War Department Moves te ‘Sift Proposals of Doohele Baard

ARMY REVIEWS MEDAL AWARDS   Will Overhaul System In Bic For Uniform Distribution

Army Reviews Medal Awards To 2,500,000   Overhaul of System Aim Growing From GI Gripes

Three Countries Get Membership In United Nations   Iceland, Sweden And Afghanistan Admitted Today

THREE NATIONS GET UN SEATS   Afghanistan, celand and Sweden Swell Membership to 54 Countries

U. N. RECEIVES 3 MORE NATIONS   Afghanistan, Iceland And Sweden Are Admitted As Members   ELECTIONS ARE SLATED

SWEDEN, ICELAND “ANDAFCHANISTAN ' ADMITTED 10 UN   Membership ef World’: Peace Agency Now 34  . fanmirios

Three Nations Are Elected to Security Council   Five Applicants To Seek Reconsideration Of Membership Plea

UN MEMBERSHIP INCREASED TO 54   ICELAND, SWEDEN AND AFGHANISTAN SIGN THE CHARTER

Three New Members Join UN    Admittance of Sweden. Iceland, Afghanistan Swells Number of Nations in Agency to 54

UNITED NATIONS BOOSTED 10 54 AS 3 MORE SIGN   Acceptance Of Afghanistan Sweden, Iceland Given In Simple Ceremony

United Nations Metnbership Is Boosted To 54   Afghanistan, Iceland And Sweden Join ‘Today.

UN Membershir Now 54: Three New Ones Sian  Sweden, Ireland And Afghanistan

Three Nations Admitted Into United Nations   Articles-of Adherence To Charter Is Signed By Afghanistan, Iceland Sweden in New York

Three Nations Swell UN Roll To 54 Members   Afghanistan, Iceland And Sweden Sign Bill Of Charter Adherence

U.N. INCREASES MEMBERSHIP BY THREE   Afghanistan, Iceland And Sweden Sign Articles   54 NATIONS   Now Belong To World Peace Agency: Simple Ceremony Marks Occasion

Three More Become UN Members   Afghanistan, Teeland And Sweden Admitted

THREE COUNTRIES SIENLLN. CHARTER AS NEW MEMBERS   Afghanistan, Iceland, Sweden For World Peace

 —SIGN ADHERENCE. DOCUMENTSUnited Nations Greets : Three New Members

British Hint At Separate Peace Treaties   Bevin Says Immediate Admission of 100,000 Jews Into Palestine Is Most Inadvisable

BRITAIN T0 G0 AFTER PEACE WITHOUT REDS   Sanctions Against Spain Rejected; Jewish Issue Avoided

Leader Hints Of Separate Peace Par.eys  sritain May Act Inde   Britain May Act Inde. “pendently of Soviet Russia, Secretary  Intimeantac

Warns Britain May Act Independent Of Russia _ To Speed Peace Pacts  

Britain May Not Wait For Russia, [Threatens Separate Peace Pacts

Gets Approval Of Laborifes In Peace Plan      Secretary Advises Against Admission of Jews in Palestine

County School Children Leave Class For Cotton Fields; Closed Oct. 4-28

PW MINERS GU” -AOK TO SHAFTS ER AR  Agree to 32-Day ‘Truce as  Pontract Nanotiatinns   Agree to 32-Day Truce as Contract Negotiations Continue   UMW QUTLOOK BRIGHTER   But Pact by Wetinesday as Asked by Truman fs Very Unlikely

Marchiando Sends Order to Local Unions   Governor Green Hails Order as Good News to State

Construction Begins Today On Big Delaware Flood Dam  Engineers Answer Congressman's Protest?   Engineers Answer Congressman's Protest On Methods of Acquiring Land for Project

GROUND BROKEN AT DELAWARE DAM SITE   Ohio's First Postwar Flood Contra! Project Launched.

British Look for Indian Delegates  Conferees Will Try to Avert Conflict -

Convict Armour On 17 Counts   Defer Sentence Pending Motion for A New Trial

ARMOUR & CO. CONVICTED FOR TIE-IN SALES   Found Guilty on 17 Counts in U. S. Court in Philadelphia

CONVICT ARMOUR ON MEAT SALES   Rule Packer Forced Sales of Other Items

ACCUSED MAN ENDS HIS LIFE   Veteran Sought As Killer Found Dead in Home From Gas Fumes

TRUMAN UNLIKELY 10 MEET STALIN. OFFICIALS ASSERT   Declare President Has. No Intention of Going to Rustin

SCIENTISTS STUDY PHENOMENON Explosion On Star May Furnish ~ New Clue To Atomic Secrets

Soviet Asks  U.S. ToScrap Atomic Pile   Gromyko Surprises U.N Group with Red Plan To Control Atom.

Russia Proposes Destruction Of. Atom Bombs   Asks That U. S. Halt Manufacture 90 Days After Pact Is Siqned

FIVE NATION SUPPORT U. S. CONTROL PLAN      ! World-Wide Treaty  Termed Solution By Gromyko

WILL-O’-THE-WISP’   Reporters Win But 1 Word  From Lewis--‘Gentlemen’

STUDY CHEESE AND BUTTER PRICE STATUS   Decontrol Board Will Decide Whether to Restore Ceilings on Them, and Possibly All Other Dairy Products.

BOARD STUDIES DAIRY CONTROLS   ‘Return of Price Ceilings Seen Highly Probable

May Restore Ceilings On Butter And Cheese....  Seek To Reach Decision On Dairy Price Control

Ceilings Of Dairy Items Are Studied   Decontrol Board Starts Session

Decontrol Board Considering Lids On Dairy Products   Might Delay Decision Until Friday to Permit an Examination of Data Received

Dairy Products Draw Attention ba “a  PMecontroiiers   Studying Whether ts Order Price Ceilings Restored - te Butter and — Cheese

Decontrol Board to Decide on Controls For Dairy Products   Decision May Be Made Friday After Private Study of Case

Price Board Studies Dairy Price Control   Stack of Conflicting Arguments Presented For Study May Delay Ruling Until Friday

Price Decontrol Board Sifts Evidence For Ruling On Dairy Products Ceilings

Milk Ceiling Issue Again Before Price Decontrol Board  Panel Faces Big Stock Of Conflicting Reports

MAIL GALL MAY DELAY RULE ON DAIRY CEILINGS   Decontro! Boards Meet Toda' to Consider Prices on Milk Products

Begins Examination of Evidence To Determine  Whether Ceilings Needed

Visplays Samples of Produ Suitable for Makin Materials  ct from Volcanic Ash and Tuff & Building and Industrial Insulation

Burwell Names Some Specific Openings for New Processing Industries in Oklahoma Now   Displays Samples of Product from Volcanic Ash 6nd Tuff Suitable for Making Building and industriel Insulation Materials

LAKE STRIKE ~~ TO END-SOON   AGREEMENTS ‘SEEN AS PATTERN FOR ENDING WALKOUT OF GREAT LAKES  ® SEAMEN

17. Vessels Travel Lakes   Agreement Sought = With Harvester, Ford and Inland Steel - °

SEE ECONOMIC OUTLOOK 6000 THROUGH NATION   Marred By -‘Strikes, Howev December Employment Passes November

Economic Outlook Bright - Except For U. S. Strikes   Employment, Average Industrial Pay Slightly Over December, 1944

U. S. Delegate To Peace Conference Appeals to 21 Nations ‘To Forget Hatreds and Prejudices.’      PORT OF TRIESTE IS CENTER OF DISPUTE

Senate Finds Evidence \ ar ‘Profiteers’ Aidec By Congress Membe       Committee Alleges Firms’ Officials Voted Selves Huge Salaries From War Contracts

Rep. May, Kentucky, Put In War Contract Bid For ‘Profiteering’ Friends

Congressman: Roped. in on Senate Probe   Rep. May (0 Ky) Involved by “War Profitsar~ing” Investigutors Lyd  By Sen. Maud —

Evidence May Urged Army To Give War Work To “Friends” Is Unearthed

U. S.-Soviet Commission Hits Snag In Korea; American Zone May Be Given Own Government   Joint Commission Fails To Establish Self-Rule For All Of The Country

South Korea May Get Its Own Rule   Joint Commission Has Failed to Act Swiftly for Nation

UL S. Occupied Korea May Get Self-Rule   American-Soviet  Commission's Plan Of Government for Nation Hite a Snag

U.S. to Act  In Korea   May Soon Grant Self Rule to South Korea _ Since U: S.-Soviet  ' Parley Is Stalled

U. S. Threatens To Form Own  Korean Cabinet   Southern Part Of Nation Would Be Turned Over To Inhabitants

GOVERNMENT SEEN SOON FOR SOUTHERN KOREA  AMG May Give Self Rule in U.S. Zone

U.S.-Russian Parley Hits Snag in Korea   Report 'U. S.May Go... Ahead With Self-Rule. In Southern Zone

PRACTICE BOME DROPPED NEAR BIKINI TARGET   “Dress Rehearsal” in Great Test Is Now Near Completion

FULL REHEARSAL IS HELD FOR TEST OF ATOM BOMB   ALL UNITS ‘TO TAKE PART IN TEST WENT THROUGH THEIR FULL ROUTINES AT BIKINI

Dress Rehearsal For A-Bomb Test  Most Successful   Final Step In Preparation For Bikini Target Fleet Attack Is Taken   UNITS GO THROUGH MOTIONS OF TEST

Bikini A-Bomb Rehearsal Has One Fatality   120 Non-Target Ships And ‘Drone’ Planes Practise For Test

Taft Answers Truman’s Blast Against Congress  Calls Jt A Fight Between Democrats

Electric Co. Union Gets Pay Raise   Agreem:nt Signed Today Ends Electric Workers Strike

White Collar  Workers Raised   Salaried Men Get $1.40 More At Westinghouse

SOLDIER A.W. 0.1. A YEARS GIVES UP   L  ‘PRIVATE HAD HIDDEN IN PARENTS’ DETROIT HOME   SINCE JANUARY, 1932.

Rites Started to Canonize Saint  Crethalin Mavumecmurt   Catholic Ceremony Scheduled in Rome

Rites Started to Canonize Saint  Catholic Ceremony  Scheduled in Rome

Release Fund Of $5,000 To Purchase Land For Addition To Palisades

Governor Not Ready   Army Radio Equipment Valued a Thousands Bulldozed Into Junk

Radio Sales Probe Termed ‘Political’ Fued by Berliant   Atlanta Dealer Says Slaughter-Truman Fight Is Cause

REPORT DUE ON SURPLUS GOODS IN FEW DAYS   Witnesses Tell How Bulldozer Was Used To Destroy Material

Recapture Clause Included in Pact With Russia  Negotiations Are Dus To Start Over

U.§. Reserves Right To Recapture Weapons. Munitions Sent to Russia

U.S. to Reserve Claims on Weapons Furnished Reds Through Lend-Lease

U. S. Bids For Lend-Lease Settlement With Reds; Backs ‘Recapture’ Clause

Soviets May Lose Yank Armaments   No Definite Time Is Set For Negotiations to Start on Settling Up Lend Lease Account   No Payment   Unlikely America Will Ask Reds to Stand for Destroyed Materiel

Bill ls Due U.S. Retains Right To Recapture Lend-Lease Aid To Russians   Precautionary Measure

LEND-LEASE BILL 10 REDS UNDER STUDY   U. S. Reserves Right to Recapture All Weapons and Munitions Before Marking Wartime <Account “Closed.”

U.S, MAY RECALL GOODS TO SOVIET   Officials Explain Recapture — Clause Still Holds Good  '

U.S. to Reserve Right to Get  Back Weapons   No Reply Yet from Russians on Request That Lend Lease Debt Talks Get Underway

U.S. “Reserves Right To Recapture All Weapons Lianitinne Cunnitad To Russia In Lend-Lease

‘Recapture’ Right Quoted   U. S. Checking on LendLease Agreement in Bid To Settle with Russia

Red Lend-Lease Account Not Yet Closed   U.S. Reserves The Right To Recapture Weapons, Munitions

U.S. Calls Upon Soviet Union ‘To Setile Lend-Lease Account   Reserves Right To Recapture © All. Materiel

U.S. May Reclaim Lend-Lease Goods We Sent to Russiz   Note to Reds on Point is Unanswered Clause in All Agreements

U. S. Reserves Weapon Rights Over Sov ate   Right To Recapture Them Written Into Agreement On Lend-Lease

ULS. Has Right to Take Back Soviet Lend-Lease Arms   Agreements With Other Nations Had *Recanture” Clauea

Bill Hasn't Been Settled  U.S. Can Recapture Lend-Lease Material Given Red Russians

U.S. Reserves Right To Recapture ‘All Weapons Lend-Leased To Russia

U.S. Bidding To End Lend-Lease  With Russians   Will Insist On “Recapture” Clause, Say  Officials.

U.S. WILL INSIST RUSSIA SETTLE FOR LEND-LEASE   RESERVES RIGHT TO ‘RECAPTURE’ ALL WEAPONS OF WAR

NOT TO. BE CLOSED UNTIL PAY GIVEN   U. S. Reserves Right to Capture All Weapons Given Reds Under Lend-Lease

U. S. May Seek Payment from Soviet ‘On Lend-Lease Goods Useful in Peace

Moscow Ignores  U. S. Note   This Country Will Insist on Recapture Clause in Final LendLease Settlement

U.$. To Recover Weapons Given With Lend-Lease  No Exception Will Be Made In Settling Account Of Russia

MAY RECAPTURE ALL WEAPONS SUPPLIED TO SOVIET RUSSIA   The United States Will Reserve This Right, Government Officials Say.   NO DATE HAS BEEN SET   Negotiations to Settle Russian Aceount May Come Up Seon. -

Officials Rule On Lend-Lease  , Same Treatment to  Soviet as Others

U.S. Will Reserve Right To ; Recapture All Weapons And Munitions Supplied Russia   Provisions Have Been Written In Lend-Lease Settlements With Other Natians

Soviet Asked To Settle Up  War Account   Weapons Recapture Clause Is Expected In Final Instrument

ASKS RUSSIA T0 END LEND-LEASE   U. S. Will Reserve Right To Recapture Weapons, Munitions  AAMCTI YY WYAD fHARS

Lend-lease Deal With Russia Not Closed on Arms  U. S. Reserves Its Right to Recapture Weapons. Munition:

US Seeking To Recover Arms  Supplied Reds   Clause To Be In Final Lend-Lease Settlement

May Ask Return Of War Weapons   U. S. May Recapture Lend-Lease Arms Before Closing Red Account

Reds to Keep War Material   U. S. Wants Payment On Civilian Articles

WAITING ON RUSSIA FOR SETTLING LEND LEASE ACCOUNT   Recapture Clauses In Other Nations’ Agreements To Be Demanded Here

U.S, RESERVES RIGHT TO COLLECT ARMS   Ruling Would Hit LendLease Materiel To Reds

U.S. Reserves Right To Recapture’ All Lend-Lease Arms   Russians Fail to  Answer American  Note on Mission By JOHN SCALI

@) ACTION BY  MISSION   197 Signers Ask ylight Time Repeal Vote on Issue

Congress Told Harmless Atom Power Possible   Forms Of Plutonium And Uranium Can Be Made Unfit For Blasts

Science Makes Atom Sharing Problem Simple   Plutonium Use Is Turned To Industry Power

Four Classes , OfGoods Are To Be Exempt  Limitations Said To Be Necessary Ta Aid Daileaande

Postal Officials Curb Sending of Larger Parcels   Hannegan Says Mails Swamped Because of New ODT Order.

District Youth Gets Life For Thrill Slaying   Hero Worship of Vicious Slayers Prompted Kim

REBELS ATTACK > BREEK VILLAGE   TWENTY MEMBERS ‘OF -GARRI“SON AND 40 POLICE OFFI- ~ _ CERS REPORTED SLAIN

Plan Election In Bolivia   Rebel Leaders, in Control, Promise to Restore Liberties

Restoration Of Civil Liberties ls Promised   President Villarroel Assassinated, Many Others Killed

President Of Bolivia Hanged Rebels Take Over   Rebel Leaders Promise Restoration Of Civil Liberties

Bolivian Junta in Promise to Restore Peace; 2000 Reported Dead in Fightina

Revolution Climaxed By  Assassination   About 2.000 Persons Reported Killed in Street Clashes—Judge Heads New Government

Situation in La Paz Is Still Confused; Report Says 2,000 Killed, Wounded   ‘Election Promised   New Rulers Say They Will Institute Free Fleeiian

Revolutionists Take Over In Bolivia Revolt   Four-Day Fighting Climax ed With Killing Of Presi  dent. Lieutenants.

Bolivian President Is Slain   2.000 Killed or Wounded us Students Stage Revolutian.

Civil Liberty — ToBeRestored Leaders Assert   Dean of Superior Court Becomes Head Of Bolivia After Revolt And Death of President

Revolt Leaders Pledge Liberty  For Bolivians   President Assassinated, 2,000 ‘Killed in Bloody Four- Day Revolution

New Bolivia Head: Promise Civil Liberties to All   Immediate Restoration of Rights ls Pledged After Nation’s President Dies at Hands Of Revolutionists; Many Casualties Counted

President Assassinated By. Mob...  2,000 Killed Or Wounded In Bolivian Revolution

Revolution In Bolivia Suecesstul   4-Day Uprising Climaxed by Assassination of  President: Restoration of Civil Liberties Promised.

Bolivia Seethes As Rioting In Capital Grows   WOUNDED TO RUN INTO LARGE FIGURE IN NATION

President Of Nation Is Killed   2,000 Are Killed Or Wounded in Four-Day Battling

REVOLUTIONISTS PROMISE CIVIL LIBERTIES IN  BOLIVIA TODAY   Kill Strong-Arm President After Bloody Four-Day Popular Revolt

DISPLAY 80 ‘FUILLARROEL -ONLAME POST   2,000 Killed or Wounded in Bolivian Battle Before President Slain.

President Of Bolivia Is Hanged   Revolutionary Leaders Seize Government After Four-Day Uprising

LIMIT RIOTING AFTER REBELS SEIZE POWER   Revolutionists Haul Body of President Through Streets on Army Tank

2,000 Persons Die In Bloody Civil Uprising   Return Of Peace Is Promised By Revolutionists

Bolivian Rebels Seize Capitol, Kill President.  2,000 Are involv ed Ja Bloody Uprising

Bolivia Is Promised lts Civil Liberties   Restoration of Rights Pledged by Revolution. ary Leaders Who Seize Government After Assassinating the President.

REVOLUTIONISTS TAKE OVER BOLIVIA AFTER PRESIDENT 1S SLAIN   PROMPT RESTORATION OF CIVIL LIBERTIES PLEDCED BY REGIME

‘Bolivia Tense ~ Under Rule Of  Revolutionists   Slain President’s Bod y Is Strung Up On Lamp Post After Parade.

Revolt Leaders Promise To Restore Civil Lib erties To People; 2,000 Killed Or Wounded In Four-Day Uprising

Riots Halted In Bolivia;  Revolution’s Cause Gains   Liberties Promised Nation’s Residents

REVOLUTIONISTS TAKE OVER BOLIVIA AFTER PRESIDENT [5 SLAIN  PROMPT RESTORATION Aw KM: Trinrnnre

Temperatures   Restoration of Civil Liberties Is Promised After Ousting of Military Regime; Body of Villarroel Paraded After Lamp Post Execution

Leaders Pledge Restoration Of  Civil Liberties   Assassination of President Villarroel Climaxes Bloody Four-Day  Uprising    Parade His Body Through Streets   Situation In Capital Remains Confused As Leaders Try to Re. slore Order

Assassination Climaxes 4-Day Uprising; Rebels Promise Civil Liberty

51 UNO Nations Consider Future Location In US.A.   Three Nations Unable To Make Second UNRRA Payments

HEADQUARTERS FOR UNO WILL BE SELECTED   Special 5l-Nation Committee Given Task of Settling Big Question.

U-N Ready For Report On US. Site   Iranian Election May Alter Test With Moscow

UNO Names.brouy To Consider Locationin U.S.   New York, Boston, New Jersey Areas Examined

U.S. Signs Pact for Supervisor:  Mine Foremen. Of J. & L. Covered In First Contract

PRECEDENT $ SET IN MINE CONTRACT   Agreement Is Made by Supervisory Men by Officials.

New Pact Covers J &L Supervisory Workers   Precedent-Shattering Contract Signed For Vesta Mine Employes

WARTIME EQUIPMENT USED IN ALL-OUT CAMPAIGN New Process Helps Reduce Toll In Polio Case: In Epidemic In Minnesota: AAF Aids In Ficht

POLIO MORTALITY RATE I$ REDUCED   NEW TECHNIQUES APPLIED IN TREATING KILLER TYPE OF DISKASE.

New Techniques Help Thwart Bulbar Polio   Results Gratifying, Physicians Report At Minnesota Univ.

Mortality Rate in Polio Gases Is Cut   Minnesota Doctors Use Latest Techniques in Fight

Treatment Only Month Old Minnesota Medics Successful In Combatting Deadly Polio

SOLDIERS DELIVER BREAD IN BELFAST   Northern ireland Distributors Strike

FIRST DAY OF RATIONING Soldiers Deliver Bread Throughout Belfast

= Bide ation tsa ee  Few Billions i in Proposed Loan to Britain Wouldn’t Last Long

e@ PAUL MALLON—   Few Billions in Proposed Loan to Britain Wouldn’t Last Long

RECITAL SUNDAY AT ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCE   J. Herbert Springer Will Give First Of Series Of Four Advent Programs At 3 P. M.

GOP MODIFIES TAX GUT PLANS   READY TO ABANDON ACROSS THE BOARDS SLASH

GOP MAY RETREAT ON TAX PROGRAM   May Seek 20% Overall Cu Instead of Straight 20% Reduction

Revision Due In Tax Policy   G.O. P. May Revise “Across Board’ Slash

REPUBLICANS MAY MODIFY PROGRAM FOR TAX SLASHES   Door Open to Alternative Methods of Accomplish. times RPecluctons 

‘Air Service From Mt. Alton to New York Starts June If   Aircab Co. Will Inaugurate Three Flights Weekly

Air Service Linking Bradford And New York Starts June 10; $38,000 Granted for Buildings

Storm Delays Churchill's Trip   White House Says Conference Concerned Forthcoming Speech

CHURCHILL STAYS OVER IN CAPITAL   Postpones Return Flight to Florida Holiday

SNOW! DELAYS S CHURCHILL - Purpose of Ex-Prime Minister's Vicit to Washinaton Is Queried

Churchill Stays In D. C.   Silent to Press, Talks With Truman, Visits in British Embessy

STORM FORCES CHURCHILL TO DELAY RETURN   Former Prime Minister Pays Visit to Earl of Halifax During Lay Over sg

WINNIE DELAYS ~ RETURN PLANE HOP TO SOUTER   Talks with Earl of Halifaa Today—'No Politics’ in Chat with Truman

Churchill Mum on White House Chat   Talks With President for 90 Minttac

Churchill is Relaxing 1 in W ashington   Silent on Reason For his Sudden  Flight to That City

Republicans Feel Pauley Will Not Get Senate OK.   Prepare To Attack Allen, Var daman, Other Nominees  Of Chief Executive

Nominees Face Senate Battle   Republicans Prepare To Attack Appointees Of Truman

GOP Prepares To Attack Two  More Nominees   Some Question Raised On Confirmation of Pauley in Navy Post: Allen, Vardaman Hit

TRUMAN CHOICES WILL GET AIRING   Renublicans Set to Battle Pauley, Allen, Vardaman Nominations to Posts

G.O.P. hits Pauley and Vardaman  New appointees are under attacl

Nominees of Pres. Truman  Under Attack   Allen and Vardaman as Well as Pauley to Face Opposition

2MoreTruman Nominees Face  Attack by GOP   Administration Nose Count Raises Doubt of Pauley  Danfiematian *

REPUBLICANS PLAN ATTACK ON NOMINEES   Allen, Vardaman Will Come Under Fire Of Senators

COUNTIAN HURT AT AUTO RAGES DIES   Samuel B. Stovall, New Freedom, Father Of Six Children, Was !njured At Williams Grove Sunday

McKellar Faces PAC Supporied Candidate   Tennessee’s Democratic Primary is Scheduled for Today

Crump Backed McKellar Seeks Sixth Senate Term Against CIO-PAC Man

RENT CONTROLSpecial Call Issued For Legislature  Meeting Set For  Miancay Eveaning

LAUSCHE CALLS LEGISLATURE TO MEETING   Rent Control Session Sel For Monday Night

OHIO ASSEMBLY WILL BE CALLED ON RENT CURBS   Lausche Sets Monday Night Meeting After Warning Of Any Further Delay

STATE SOLONS 10 MEET NEXT MONDAY NIGHT   Governor Wants To Be Ready in Case Federal Action is Delayed

Jap Warship Goes Under   Nagato Goes To Bottom In Bikini Bay From Damage

BATTERED OLD NAGATO SINKS   Ship Toll From Atomic Blast Still Growing; Blandy Gives Box Score.

Covernment Posts Higher  Crain Prices   Move Made to Obtain More Supplies to Aid Starving—Raises Go  Into Effect May 13

Grain Rise May Force Others   New Bulges Confront ‘Hoald-the.line’

Supply Is- Requested for Overseas Needy Instead of Giving It to Stock

Grain Prices Lifted as Aid fo Starving   Foreign Food Crisis May Continue for Four or Five Years

Gov't Posts Price Hikes For Grain To Feed Starving   Risks Hold-the-line Policy In Order To Get Farmers ‘To Release. Grain.

Ceilings Boost Is Designed To Help Farmers  Prices Of Milk, Dairy Products  Pr. nastad Ta Diea

Post Higher Grain Prices   Fresh Move to Get More Supplies for Hungry Overseas

Price Increase For Grain Is Allowed   Some Hikes In Milk And Dairy Products Said Probable

See Dairy Price Hikes Likely as Grain Is Boosted  Some Talk Heard Of Rationing Being Renewed for U. S.

Government Posts Higher Grain Prices At Risk Of New Bulges In Price Policy

Grain Prices Hiked fo Help Feed Hungry   Price Boosts Designed To Make It Profitable For Farmers to Sell Grain to Goverament

GOV'T BOOSTS GRAIN PRICES TO LURE FEED FROM FARMERS   Move May Make Rise In Other Food Products  Necessary Soon

Government Lifts Grain Prices In Move Aimed To Halt Starvation Abroad

Higher Prices Set For Grains To Feed Hungry   Move Designed To Give Farmers Incentive To. Sell Their Supplies

ACTION DESIGNED TO STEP UP FOOD SUPPLY OVERSEAS   MAY NECESSITATE BOOST IN PRICES OF DAIRY PRODUCTS

Higher Grain Prices Posted To Boost Supply  Hikes May Result In Dairy Products, Bread, Corn Syrup

GOVERNMENT ACTS TO GET MORE FOOD OVERSEAS _——— eee Ss A BAAS  PRICE OF GRAIN IS BOOSTED

Grain Prices Increased by  Government   Move Made to Obtain More For Overseas Supplies; Further Cut in Foods For Home Use Seen

Higher Grain Pri ices Listed As Food Help   Government Posts Higher Prices in Move To Obtain More Supplies for Foreign Countries.

Higher Prices on Grains Authorized  Government Risks New Increases to Consumer

Risking ‘‘Hold The Line” Policy... . Increase In The Price Of Grains  Presses “Bulge”

Ceilings Boost Is Designed To Help Farmers   Prices Of Milk, Dairy Products Eynected To Riss

Food Prices To Be Hiked Under New U. S. Plan   —_—_——  BOOSTS ALLOWED TO. GET MORE SUPPLIES ON MARKET

HIGHER PRICES FOR GRAIN LIKELY 10 CUT MEAT SUPPLY   Officials See Possibility of Increased Ceilings on Deire Peerliscic

PRICES ON GRAIN BOOSTED BY U, S.   Move Expected To Provide More Help For Hungry

 —WORLD FOOD CRISIS MOUNTS—  U.S. Boosts Prices In  Drive For More Grain

Cooler Weather Moving Across Kansas Today   Friday's Tops Expected to Be in Low 90's; Emporia Hed Hat Night with Low OF 77: No Rain in Sight

MAY BE 70 TONIGHT   But Forecaster Promises Only Slight Relief From Heat

UNO Reaffirms Policy to Bar Franco Spain   Votes Unanimously to Boycott Nation; U. S. Stays Silent

Dispute Ends UNO Group’s Meet On Site   Controversy Over Ruling By Chair Leaves Place Of Fall Session In Air

UNO REAFFIRMS EXCLUSION OF FRANCO REGIME      Approve Without Dissenting Vote Resolution To Boycott Franco Group

U. S. Aceus U.S. Accused OF Aiding .  Bolivia Revolt   State Department Is Blasted By Official

Bolivia Revolt Blamed On U.S. By Spokesman   American Government Aecused Of Making ‘Conspicuous Contribution’

U. S. is Accused Of Aiding Revolt   State Department Asked About Source Of Bolivian Weapons

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Lewis Orders Coal Shutdown   Bridges Schedules ‘Stop Work’ Meetings As Coast Walkout Deadline Nears

Lewis Orders ituminous  Coal ‘Strike   Shutdown Would  Halt Nation’s  Basic Industries

Sharp Clash Over House And Senate Differences On Expenditures Laoms

U. §. Spending to Be Given Tes  Showdown Coming . on Interior Bill

HOUSES APART ON EXPENSES   Senate Wants To Spend As House Stands For Frugality

Organization Is Formed By Vets   Fifty Former Servicemen Form “North Carolina Gl Democrts” In Pinehurst

Statewide Organization Perfected... .  GI Democrats Of State Organize And Adopt A Progressive Platform

Special Session Set for Feb. 4  2 Programs May Get Bia Share of Money

Heavy Seas Make Going Tough For Navy’s Antarctic Expedition; Will Arrive At Panama Canal Saturday

CEILING ON WHEAT AND CORN INCREASED BY GOVERNMENT   Beginning Monday Farmers Will Be Paid 25c More A. Bushel For Corn And 15c Fer Wheat; Action Taken  To Encourage Movement Of Grain For Export

Grain ceiling price hiked to eliminate uncertainty  and boost foreign shipping  Order designed to bring ‘proper  balanee’ hetween livestock and fee,

Weather--  Corn Ceiling Given Boost  Of 25 Cents   Price Raises on Grain Expected To Reduce Livestock Supply.   Other Feed Prices.

Ceilings on Grain  Prices Boosted OPA Order Will Be Effective May 13

Ceilings For Grain To Rise As Of May 13   Boosts Are Announced in Joint Statement by 3 Government Agencies

CEILING PRICES ON GRAIN BOOSTED   CORN UP 25 CENTS, WHEAT 15, OATS 5, RYE 10—TOPS EFFECTIVE MAY 13.

Ceiling Prices Of Grain Increased  Types Of Livestock Feed Also Boosted

New Wage Rule By Steelman Applies to Ship Workers Only   Shipyard Employes Only Others Likely to Get Hike by Decision

Six New Paralysis Cases.Reported in Four Texas Cities  = ee   Dallas Plans Disease Study as Malady Shows treregse in Alamo City

Action Taken To Expedite More Homes Construction In U.S,   Whole Job Will Shift To Wyatt   arr  Reported Rift’) Between Short And Expediter Brings Denial

Small Reveals House Speedup   Wyatt to Get Job of Limiting Commercial Building; Steelman Helps in Decisions

— SPEED-UP — Non-Home Building Cut 20%  Slash Aimed. At Speedup of _Vet-Home Program

Residential Construction Still Too Low   Housing Expediter Wyatt To Take Over

Small Orders Building Slash   Non-Housing Jobs Lowered 20 Per Cen’

AUTO PAINTING  STAGER’S ©. Sem 5.250      Lare News..   ORDERS FURTHER CONSTRUCTION CUT

Small Orders New Building Slash   Order Cuts NonHousing Projects 20 Per Cent

Small Orders Building Slash Of 20 Percent   Cut Into Commercial, Industrial Building Made To Aid Housing Program For Vets

Industrial Building Cut 2() Percent   Order Issued Today By CPA Chieftan John D. Small

20 Pet. Cut In Building Ordered °   Commercial and Industrial Work Limited Further In Favor of House:

COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL BUILDING CUT 20 PER CENT TO GIVE MORE VETS HOUSING

Industrial Construction  Ordered Cut   CPA Chief To Shift Whole Procram to Wyatt

OFF NON HOME BUILDING   Reduce Commercial Construction to Provide More Homes

Wallace Balks At Delivering Muzzled Talks   Truman Forbids Attacks on Byrnes And Foreign Policies

Wallace Elects To Keep Silent After Conferring With Truman -— Secretaries Of War And Navy Challenge Wallace’s: Statement Regarding Alleged Proposal T To At tack Russia

Sec. Wallace Withdraws As Speaker   Will Not Take Further Part In Campaign

WALLACE WILL MAKE NO TALKS FOR CAMPAIGN   Secretary Refuses To Speak After Truman Quiets Him On Foreign Policy

WALLACE QUITS DEMO CAMPAIGN, CANCELS TALKS   He Will Not Speak at Least Until Paris Peace Conference Is Concluded   UNEASY TRUCE 1S SET   Cabinet Crisis May Explode If He Discusses Foreign Policy After That

To Keep Quite Until After Paris Parley   Rejects Proposal For Domestic Affairs Speeches

GAG WALLACE FROM TALK ON FOREIGN ISSUE   Secretary Refuses To Take Part In Democratic Campaign

PATTERSON AND FORRESTAL HIT AT HIS VIEWS   Temporary Truce Achieved In Lengthy Parley With Truman

To Be Mum Until Paris Talks Ove:   Vetoes Truman Proposa He Address Voters on Home Matters Only.

REFUSES AID TO DEMOCRATS IN CAMPAIGN   Will Remain Silent Until After Paris Conference

Report Wallace Won't Help Democrats ‘With Congressional Campaign Unless ‘He Can Discuss U.S. Foreign Policy

Rejects Truman’s Plea to Discuss Homelssues Onl)   Basic Conflict Still Unsettled; Secretary Refuted by Military

WALLACE WILL NOT CAMPAIGN FOR DEMOCRATS   Unless He Can Talk Foreign Policies He Won’t Talk at All

Wallace May Not Take Part In Campaigns   SECRETARY MUZZLED BY TRUMAN FOR TIME BEING

ace Is ieted. By gman. To  yon Job   uses to Wake  hes Devoid Reference to ign Policies

Premier to Form New Government  King George at Work to Reorganize Nation

Greek King Resumes  His Throne  Premier Is Asked to Form New Government

GREEK MONARCH CALLS ON NATION TOEND ITS STRIFE   King Hailed by Cheering Crowds on Return to Athens—-Fighters, Bombers Roar Overhead.   APPOINTS TSALDARIS TO FORM GOVERNMENT   Latter to Confer With Opposition Parties in Parliament on the New Rerime.

Attention To Regime Problems   Tumultous Welcome To King of Greece Upon Return After Five Years of Exile

Entrusts Premier Tsaldaris With Task Of Forming      ‘WELCOME GIVEN MONARCH HUTWARDLY TUMULTUOUS

Greek Premier ls Asked to Form New Cabinet   Governmental Prouvlems Taken Up by King Georae II

PRESENT GREEK PREMIER STAYS TO AID GEORGE   Returning King Names Tsaldaris as New Regime’s Head

UNITED GREECE I$ KING'S. GOAL   Premier Told To Organize New Government

KING CALLS ON GREEK PREMIER   George Asks Veteran Official To Organize New Government at Once

Greek King Resumes His Throne  BDeamiar le AckaoA   Premier Is Asked to Form New Government

He's No King To Reds   George Gets Noisy Welcome to Greece Except Fo: Communist Press

NOT ENTITLED TO COUNSEL  Sawada Says Doolittle FUere Ord' ered Killed by Toio

Nehru May G To Lendon in  Peace Effort   Civil Crisis Reportedly Prompting Congress I.eader to Attend Tatks.

NEHRU DECIDES 10 GO TO MEET   Changes Mind And Will Attend British Cabinet Discussions

LUCAS WANTS CHECK ON HAWAII MESSAGES   British War Alert Bared At Pearl Harbor Hearing

British War Alert Reported Given to U. S. Hawaiian Army   Lucas Wants Check of All Messages Received There in 1941

COAL WORKERS DEMAND MORE MEAT IN U, S.   Miners Expect Greater Food Supply, if They Continue At Their Jobs

Diplomatic Chéss. Games Are Deeried  Braden. Deplores ~ Fear of Latin  Avnaetans af JT &.

WAR AGENCIES JOINED IN NEW CONTROL ORDER   Steelman Appointed Executive Aide To Truman

MAP AHEAD IN FRENCH VOTING   Bidault’s Party Takes Lead Over Communists

French Communists Lead In Levislative Council Election   Second Victory Strength‘ens Chances for Naming Premier.

Bidault’s Party Surges Ahead In French Vote   Republican Movement Gains Strength, Passes Communists

COMMUNISTS IN LEAD IN PARIS AFTER VOTING   French Parliamentary Elections Sunday Strengthen Bid Of Reds For Leadership In New Government.

Communists  Rebuffed At Last Minute   Revised Figures Put French MRP Ahead In Election

Communists On Top In French Voting Sunday   Strengthen Bid For The Leadership In New Government.

S talemate Possible Reds Strengthen Leadership Claim In French Voting

COMMUNISTS GAIN IN FRANCE, LOSING HIN OTHER SECTIONS   Sunday Elections in Europe Are Watched For Trend on Political Faith

Commies Lose Race To Lead French Rule   Revised Figures Put Popular Republican Movemen Aheud In ¥esterdav’s Elections

EVISED FIGURES PUT RENCH MPR AHEAD   eader Says Communist Bid For Lead ‘Rebuffed’

INCREASE IN RELIEF   Rolls Are Rising Steady in U. &. Qccupied Zone in Germasy

Railroads Put Embargo on Most Goods for Shipping   Cargoes for Transportation by Water Tabooed in Face of Maritime. “Strike on Coast

Embargo on Rail Shipments To Ports Ordered   Freight Consigned To Coast Areas Affected By Strike Is Banned

Tew Exemption: In Embargo on Rail Shipments   Seamen’s Strike In Hands of Secretary Of Labor Truman Says

“ATTY. RICHARD FOSTER OF  LANSING'TO.SUCCEED HIM;‘SI “FO PETITION SUPREME COURT

HUNGARY GETS STOLEN GOLD   INFLATION AND DIPLOMATIC MANEUVERS ARE LINKED WITH RETURN OF MONE TARY METAL

Hungary Given Gold as Move in DiplomaticBattle   U.S. and Russia Vie for Favor of Balkan Country

Farmers Advised To Hold Cotton   Manager of State Cotton Growers Ass’n Makes Appeal To Farmers

@ FAUL MALLUINiielnie cates pean nENe  Mr. Lewis Has Blown His Top in Bid for Top Spot in Labor

@ FAVR PRAY E  Mr. Lewis Has Blown His Top in Bid for Top Spot in Labor

GOP STRATEGY MEETING HELD   State Candidates Gather In Washington to Map Campaign Plans

Farm Bureau Over Quota I ’46 Campaign.   ” Has 1.380 Members on Quota of 1,375, ‘Trenary ‘Announces

County Farm Bureau Reaches  Quota of 1375   Garfield Township Leads with , 108 Members

Arthur W. Hollenstein’: Body Found Last Night Along Tennessee Highway

Hitch-Hiker Faces Further Investigation ‘As Shoe Salesman's Body Is Found In State

NEW RECORD SET BY TEMPERATURE  4   High of 87 Degrees I Recorded Monday at Elliston.

CONGRESSMEN PUT ON SPOT   Charges Say Solons Sponsor Meeting Of A Communist Front Organization

STRIKE WOULD CUT STEEL OUTPUT EARLY   Coal Piles at Mills Low As Increased Production Has Prevénted Building Up Reserves.

BARKLEY SAYS BILL WILL PASS BY NIGHTFALL      Capehart Withdraws Decontrol Amendments From Bill

Hiroshima   The Doctors Find a Strange Thing -The Bomb Exposed X-Ray Plates

NEW WARNING ENTERS PROBE      ; * ‘AGENT OF BRITISH COMMER. CIAL FIRM TOLD PEARL HARBOR OF IMPENDING "JAP ATTACK

N.Y. MUSICIANS VOTE 10 STRIKE   BAND MEMBERS EMPLOYED AT 51 LARGE HOTELS TO WALK OUT LABOR DAY,

Senator Demands Shake-up in State Board of Regent:   Greenberg Proposes Change In Wake of College Dis crimination Charge

Merchants.List New Schedules; Start June 22   Closing Hour Saturday Is 6 P. M.; Change On Monday *

CHINESE START ON UNITY ROAD   PLATFORM PROVIDES FOR RIGHTS OF PEOPLE

CHINA HEADS ON ROAD 10 DEMOCRAC   Chiong Hails New National Proararn Of Reconstruction

China Assembly Work Endorsed By Gen. Chiang      Democrgcy Is Goal Of Nation Under New Setup

China Heads Down the. Road  ‘Toward Unity After Years of Strife  Y

Steel Walkout. Closes Another Plant in State   Bucyrus-Erie Idle as Workers Quit: Study Harvester Case :

Second Suspec! Held in Murder Of Miller Boy   Pollard, Returned From Kentucky, Is Quizzed by Po'ice

Frontier Is Closed   No Drama As All Commerce Between France And Spain Is Halted -

FRANCE OFFICIALLY ENDS ALL COMMERCE WITH FRANCO SPAIN  BORDER CLOSED AFTER TROOPS SENT TO LINE - BY. GENERALISSIMO

FRANGE BREAKS ALL RELATIONS WITH FRANCO   No Drama at Deadline as Frontier Guards Patrol. Border

France Severs All Commercial Relations With Franco Spain   300-Mile Long Border Between Two Countriés Closed in Protest Against Franco's Regime; Red Croce IINRRA Workers Diplomats Excepted

Trade Relations Between Spain, France Broken   Act Is In Protest To Administration Of General Franco

France Breaks Relations With  Franco s Spain   All Commerce Is Cut  Between Nations

France Breaks Relations With Franco   Commercial Traffic Of All Kinds Has Been Halted

France, Spain Break Relations   All Commercial Transactions Between Countries Finished

French-Spanish  Frontier Closed   All Commercial Trade Between Two Countries Effectively Severed

 —FRANCO—  Traffic To   Spain Ends 300-Mile Border Closed By France

France Breaks Off Border Relations WithFrancoRule In Move Devoid Of Drama

France Shuts Border, Ports To Spaniards   Commerce Halts; Pressure Mounts Against Franco

FRANCE SLAMS DOOR ON SPAIN   Breaks Off alr ~ Commercial Retations with Franco as >Border ts Closed.

FRENCH CLOSE SPAIN BORDER   All Commercial Relations With Franco Gov't Are Severed

French Cut Off Trading With Spain   All of 300-Mile Border Between Two Countries Closed in Pretest of Gen. Franeo Regime

FRENCH RELATIONS ~ WITH SPAIN ENDED   All Commercial Traffic Is Stopped As _ Border Closes Officially

France Severs Commercial Relations With Spain As Closed Frontier Is Guarded

Close Borders To Spaniards   Communication Cease Between France, Spain

Adion Taken As Profest Of Franco Rule   UNRRA Supplies, Food Allowed To Go Over Border .-

France Severs Commercial Relations With Franco-Spain By Closing Long Border   Action Taken In Protest Against Generalissimo Franco Continuing Regime

France Cuts Relations: With Spain   Closes 300  Mile Long Border, Protesting Franco Regime

Guards Patrol The Frontier... .  France Cuts Off All Her Commercial Relations With The Franco Regime

Commercial Relations  Are Broken   France and Spain Close Borders as World Looks on

FRANCE BREAKS OFF WITH SPAIN   Border Closed In Protest Against Franco Regime

Russian Troops Advance In Iran Toward Turkey   Byrnes Asks Explanation In New Note To Moscow

LIST TRUMAN'S TRIP SCHEDULE   President and Churchill Will Come to Columbus From Missouri

New, Intense Fighting Breaks Out   Tranian Troops Ordered to Held Garrisons

U.A.W. conference approves terms of walkout settlement   Authorizes local unions to remain on strike if crievances continue

PEACE TERMS IN GM STRIKE ARE ACCEPTED   LOCAL GRIEVANCES REMAIN TO BE IRONED OUT

British Raid Jewish Cities To End State Of ‘Anarchy’   Two Killed, Scores Arrested In Swift Stabs In Palestine

British Seize Score Of Jews During R aids   Swift Action Taken To End State Of Anarchy In Palestine

Two Killed In British Raids In Palestine   Soldier and Jew Die as British Troops Strike “To End State of Anarchy”? in Holy City

LITTLE CHANCE FOR MORE MEAT NEXT Year   NAVY SECRETARY RENEWS MERGER OPPOSITION

FORRESTAL SEES DANGER IN SINGLE MILITARY “GENIUS’   Tells Senators Merger of Armed Forces Would  Prove “Dangerous.”

Fears “Unprecedented Power’ of Single Chief of Staff in Decisions

HEAVY OFF-YEAR  VOTE POLLED IN  ILLINOIS TODAY REPUBLICANS SAY  BALLOTING BACKS VICTORY @) AIMS

Big Off-Year Vote Evident; Estimate 3,000,000 in State   Both Parties Confident of Victory; 50 to 75 Per Cent Are Voting

Grady Declares Laws “Too Lax”   Would Favor Harsher Marriage And Automobile Laws

Probe of Ship Profits Urged   Some Funds are Not Accounted For, Word

Rochester Labor Dispute Is Ended   Agreement Is Reached With City’s Officials

CITYWIDE. ROCHE STER. STRIKE ENDS WITH BARGAINING PACT   CITY MANAGER AGREES TO MEET WITH EITHER ORGANIZED OR UNORGANIZED  . CITY EMPLOYES

Military Clique Forms In China   Manifesto Opposes -Inter-Party Discussions

Chinese Army  Group Flays Yalta Pact   Russia Must Depart from Manchuria, Cry Student Mobs

Chinese Militarists Demand Armed Manchuria Recovery; Rap Yalta Pac

Taft Sees Slash In Budget   Senator Predicts New Fiseal Spending Down To 30 Billions

Taft Predicts Budget Slash   Republican Senator Says Federal Budget Must Be Balanced

Taft Predicts Cut In Federal Budget   Other Republican Legislators Pledge Ef. fort to Reduce U. S. Taxes

Taft Predicts That Federal Budget Is Cut by Billions   Itemizes Expenses For Project; Sum About $30 Billion

Azerbaijan — Issue Settled   - Agreement Accepting © Province Back in Iran Based On 7-Point Plan

Teheran Spokesmar Says Azerbaijan Problem Seftled  Government Mission   Government Mission Enroute to Tabriz To Work Out Details

Deserted by Justice Woman, ‘Lost’ a Month. In Prison. Wins Release

Chiang Predicts New Coalition Chinese Government   Including Adequate Representation of Communist

CHIANG SEES UNIFIED CHINA   Generalissimo Urges U. S$ To Continue Aggressive World Leadership

Chiang Says China May Have New Coalition Govt.   Essential Preliminary Is Close Cooperation Of Chineco Communiet:

CAR INDUSTRY FEELS EFFECT OF WALKOUTS   Detroit Motor: Plants Face Ex. tended Layoff Due to Lack of Power   PITTSBURGH WORKERS sc ARE REMAINING IDLS

More Than 25,000 Detroit Workers Facing Layoffs; Maritime Strike . Settlement Lacs

AUTO PRODUCTION 15 SLOWED AS RESULT OF PITTSBURGH STRIKE   THOUSANDS OF WORKER: FORCED INTO IDLENESS  BY POWER SHORTAGE

> Little Hope Held for Early Settlement. of Five-Day Stoppage of AFL Masters, Mates and CIO. Engineers

PITTSBURG STRIKE CAUSES LAYOETS INAUTO INDUSTRY   Sheet Stee! Shortage Causes Detroit firms to Curtail Canstruction

Auto Industry Feels Effect Of Walkouts   Pittsburgh’s Crippling Power Strike Brings Supplier Shutdowns; Maritime Dispute Continues.

Pittsburgh Power Strike  Beginning To Show Its Effects On Auto Industry

STALEMATED POWER STRIKE SPREADS OUT   Production In Other Cities Now Affected

Power Strike Being Felt In  Other Section:   Corysler Blames Pitlsburgh Dispute For Expected Layoff Of 25,000 Workers   Expect To Crack Shipping Strike   Labor Department Hopes To Arrange Contract On East Coast and Gulf

Strike Effects Spread   Detroit Auto Plaiits Forced To Close 48 Supplies From Pitt: burgh Area Cut Of

POWER STRIKE HITS INDUSTRY   Forces 25,000 Layoff in Auto Plant at Detroit

POWER STRIKE STARTS TO HIT REST OF NATION   25,000 May Be Laid Off A Chrysler Plant; Trolley Workers Stay Out

Pittsburgh Power Strike Effects Spread To Other Sections Of U. S,

Power. Strike Suspends Jobs Of 100, 000   25,000..Others’ ' In. Ante ‘Industry’. Faee Forced Layoff

Auto Industry Feeling Effects Of Power Strike  25 fo. Workers i in f  prenwt Facing Lavn:

PITTSBURGH STRIKE FELT ELSEWHERE   Steel Processors And Fabricators Forced To Close

Dispute in Pittsburgh ‘At Deadlock   Sharp Drop in Output of Detroit Plants Result Of Power Strike; Ship Tie-Up Is Continued

PITTSBURGH STRIKE _ EFFECT SPREADING   More Than 25,000 Automotive Emptoyees Face Long Layoffs   POWER TIEUP GOES ON

PITTSBURGH'S POWER STRIKE MAKES OVER  100,000 IDLE   No Indication Settlement Is Near; Maritime Dispute Continues

Strike Affecting Other Sections   Processors and Fabricators Suffer From Pittsburgh Power Srike

Power Strike Affects Others   -Factor in Probable "Layoff of 25,000 in Detroit Plants

U.S, TO RESERVE ISLAND RIGHTS   Sweeping Powers To Be Retained In Japanese Mandated Islands Now. Under Trusteeship. 

U.S. to Demand Sweeping Rights   Japanese Mandated Islands May Become Army, Navy Outposts

U.S. Reserves Rights On Jap Mandated Isles   Offer To Place Islands Under U.N. ‘Trusteeship Bul Retain Security Rights

U.S. Intends To Reserve Sweeping Military Rights In Jap Mandated Islands   President Truman Offers To Place Islands Under United Nations Trusteeship

May Put Truateeships Under UN, But Retains Power Equal To Annexation.

Reveal Terms If Isles Put Under U.N. Trusteeship   Believe Russia Will Attack Proposals That Would Bar Future Inspection

Would Reserve Broad Military Powers Over Trusteeships   Wants Right to Bar U. N, Inspection of Captured Areas

eee eee —— —  United States Will Reserve Military Rights On Jap Islands

FULL RIGHTS IN PACIFIC   Will Reserve Military and Other Privileges in Placing Captured Islands Under United Nations Trusteeship.

U. 5. to Reserve ‘Sweeping’ Rights  In Pacific Isles  Offer Terms for Turning Islands Over to Mandate

U. S, Reserves Heavy Military Hand In Plans For Isle Pact   Disclosure Of Terms Of U. N. Trusteeship  Prompts Speculation

Rights In Isles To Be Reserved By U.S.   Offered Under Trusteeship Of United Nations

U. S. Intends to Reserve Broad Military Rights In Jap Mandated Islands

U.S. Intends To Keep Grit On Jap Isles   U.N. Trusteeship Proposal Retains American Control

Will Reserve Island Rights   Will Retain Rights if U. N. Trusteeship Takes Over

U. 5. Insists On Pacific Bases   Island Mandate With Reservations O.K‘d

U.S. Asks Rights In Jap Mandated Isles   Offers To Place Them Under U N Trusteeship

Reserve Rights In Pacific   U. S. Clarifies Stand In Offering Jap Isles For U. N. Trusteeship Anticipates Red Balk

Five U.S. Newsmen Freed by China Communists at Changchun, Allowed To Leave by U.S. Plane for Mukden

BOARD VOTES TO END CLIFFS HOLDING FIRM   Six Of Eight Members Fa vor Dissolution

CHAVEZ FORMALLY OPENS CAMPAIGN; DEBATE. UNLIMBERS   Hurley Lets Go With Latest Blast in Controversy: Over Reclamation

Chavez Takes Issue with Hurley's Statement on Reclamation in State

Russia Stalls on United Nations Vote on Atom Control; Seek Amendments

Virtually Boycotts Session —   SHOWLOWN VOTE ON. AM) PROPOSALS FOR CONTR EXPECTED AT TODAY'S GATHERING 2

Gromyko Sends Scientist to Atom Parley   Showdown on Veto Had Been Set for Commission Session

German Confesses Gassing  2.000.000 Helpless Jews   ‘Rudolf Hoess. Commandant Of Oswiecim Camp, Readily Admits Guilt Upon Capture; Gives Details Of Mass Murders, Says He Does Not Believe In God

Oswiecim Chief Admits Gassing 2,000,000 Persons  Remarkable Confession Made by Nazi

Gassing Of 2,000,000 Jews AndOtherPersonsAdmitted In Report Made By Hoess

Gas Death of 4 Million Told   British Disclose Confession From Nazi Horror Camp Boss

MILLIONS SLAIN ‘BY ORDERS FOR OSWIECIM BOSS   Gassing ef 2,000,000 Jews At Himmier’s Request Contessed by German

The Weather   CAMP CHIEFTAIN CONFESSES 10 MASS KILLINGS   Rudolf Hoess, 46-Year Old Commandant Of Horror Camp Signs Confession; Gives Detailed De scription.

ADMITS GASSING 2 MILLION JEWS      Claims Orders Came Direct From Himmler

BYRNES PLANS SOVIET REPLY   FORMAL ANSWER TO MOLO. TOV CHARGE OF “ANGLOAMERICAN” BLOC BEING PREPARED

‘HUGHES CONTINUES TO SHOW PROGRESS   Doctors Credit Siamina and . Fiehtine Sirk

Hughes To Live, Physicians Say   Millionaire Had Chest Crushed In Plane Crash Two Weeks Ago

PARIS’ TRIAL SET FOR NEXT TUESDAY   Gambler Faces Cherges of Canthestt “Living”?

Paris Given Respite in Grid Bribery   Court Grants Defense Counsel Until Tuesday

Operators Agree loday To Review Case With Labor Leader.  LITTLE PROGRESS IS BELIEVED MADE Lewis Is At Meeting for  Ninety Minutes Oynl vy

Govt. Takes Control of Soft Coal Shipments   Distribution Will Be Assured Essential Users Durine Strike

Legislature Ends Fall Session;  $15,000,000 Appropriations   Skeleton Session Sept. 26 and Another Oct. 28 to Keep Records Open and Clerks on Payroll: Small Loan Adopted

Fall Session Of Legislature Comes to End   Fund Bills and All Pending Emergency Legislation Adopted

Farm Women To  Hold Meetings  Schedule For Balance ~ Of Month Given

World Aviation Pact Is Ratified By Senate   Treaty Ratified to Establish Civil Aviation Organization

HOLY LAND TENSE AFTER WAR EDIGT + BY JEWISH GROUF   irgun Charges Hagana With Betrayal; Promises “Reply With Bullets”

Terrorists Fail  In Murder Plan   Tension In Holy Land Rises As Extremists Threuten To Land Immigrants

MURDER PLOT “IN PALESTINE   EXTREMISTS ATTEMPT TO KILL ‘HIGH-RANKING BRITISH OFFICERS—TENSION IS: MOUNTING

STRANDED IN CARS   Sailors. Spend 10 Hour Without Heat or Water ih Yards

School Boards Consider Pay Raises To Combat Teacher Shortage in Ohio

STUDY SCARCITY OF TEACHERS   Consider Pay Increases, ‘Cadet’ Certificates

UNO. Approves — Resolution On Atom Control   Byrnes Appeals for Withdrawal of Occupation Armies

*Byrnes Urges That Occupation Armies Be Withdrawn From All But Germany and Japan

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION IS VOTED BY UNO   Resolution Adopted After Ar Appeal Is Made By Brrnes

Occupation Ending Exceptin Germany and Japan Advised   Leaving Java, Iran and Greece Urqed

Atom Project Given Okeh   Soviet Plan Approved By United Nations

UNO Approves Establishment of Atomic Board    Unanimous Vote Passes Plan; Asks For Quick End of Occupation

UNO VOTES FOR ATOMIC COMMISSION   Byrnes Urges Withdrawal of Occupation Troops

47 Nations OK Atomic Enerey Plan   Byrnes Requests’ Countries Recall Occupation Armies

ATOMIC ENERGY BODY APPROVED BY UNO ASSEMBLY   Byres Asks Recall of Gceupation Armies; Excepis

UNO Backs Atom Eneray Commission   Byrnes Urges Armies Quit All Lands but Germany and Japan

UNO CREATES ATOM ENERGY CONTROL BOD)   Assembly Votes Unanimously for Establishment of Commission

UNO Sets Up Commission On Atomic Energy   Byrnes Makes Appeal For Disarmament Of World

These Lads Show Ability To Learn Quickly, But From the Wrong Mentor

Efforts To Revive Case Bill Are Hit By Sabath   Termed Cheap Politics By Representative As Supporters of Vetoed Measure Renew Action

Drive for Civil Service Rates in ~ State Hospitals  Employes Organize ~Ceuncil Under AFL And Lauach Program.

Threat Of Nationwide Phone T ieup Temporarily Averted   Union Postpones Plans for Picketing Telephone Exchanges in 44 States—Schwellenbach Enters Debnte

PICKETING MAY HALT ALL BUT DIAL "PHONES   Nationwide Disruption Of Service Seen As Operators Plan A Sympathy Strike   BULLETIN   "PHONE TIE UP NOW POSTPONED, AT ANY EVENT, FOR AWHILE

Union Defers Picketing Of Telephone Exchanges   Planned to Honor Lines

Communications Tie-Up Averted By Sudden Talk   New Proposals Hinted to End Grievances of WE Employes

NATION-WIDE TIEUP TODAY IS AVERTED   Iystallation Workers Put Off Until Monday Plans: to Throw Lines Around Exchanvec.   END TALKS WITH WESTERN ELECTRIC   Later Strike Leaders Ace cept Bid to Meeting With Company and U.S. Officials in Capital.

Removes Threat Of Tie-Up Today  Await Outcome Of Washinaton Parley

1915 Cents An Hour Recommended For General Motors Workers   TELEPHONE TIEUP IS BEING POSTPONED

Phone Tieup Eliminated Temporarily   Union Takes Action After Talking with Sec. Schwellenbach

PHANE SERVICE TIEUP CANCELED   Picketing Is Called Of! By Striking Union Until Monday

THREATENED TIEUP ENDED TEMPORARIL\   Decision to Call Off Picketing Is Made By Union Head

Seek Ways To Speed Parley   Big Four Will Hold Meeting Tuesday On Peace Problems

Big Four Meeting Will Be Asked By Byrnes And Bevin   Seek Session As Means Of Speeding Up Action At Paris Peace Parley   MANY ISSUES ARE IMPEDING ACTION

BIG 4 MEETING WILL SPEED UP PEACE TREATY   Decision for Parley Made After Bevin Confers’ Privately With Molotov.

Big 4 Moves To Speed Up  Peace Pacts      Meeting Scheduled For Tomorrow To Iron Out Differences On Accords

PLAN MEETING TO SPEED UP PEACE PARIFY   Bevin Talks Privately -With Molotov; Schedul Session for Tuesday

Big 4 Will Meet To Speed Sessior   Bevins Invites Ministers To Iron Out Conference Differences

Ministers In Secret  Conference   Byrnes And Bevin Convene To Speed Council Activities.

Byrnes And Bevin Confer  In Private      Conference May Pave Way For Windup Of Five Eurepean Peace Treaties

Byrnes and Bevin Holding Secret Conference Today   U. S. Secretary of State and British Foreigr  Chief Attempting to Speed Work of Cecneil Trann Incnaction Plan Opposed

Major Powers Move fo Speed Peace Parley   Big 4 Would Shorten Debate On Amendments

Paris Conference Strives to Speed Its Deliberations  Bevin and Molotov Consult for First Time During Meet

BIG 4 TRY TO SPEED WORK OF PEACE PARLE)   Foreign Ministers Agree ot Meeting Tomorrow to Iron Out Differences.

Meet Is Called For Tuesday To Discuss Actions   Disposal of Italy's Pre-Way Empire Is Argued by Commission

ANTEMPT 10 SPEED DECTSION ON PEACE S MANE AT GONFAB   Big Four Will Meet on Tuesday in Effort to  Hasten Agreement at Paris Conference.   BEVIN, MOLOTOV STAGE MEETING

Byrnes Seeks To Speed up Paris Parley   Soviets, Britons Believed Ready To Meet Again

“— BEVIN SPURS TALKS —  Big 4 Meet Tuesday — To Speed Peace Work

NEW EAST-WEST SPLIT FOLLOWS GREEK BACKING   United States Announces Intention To Support Greek Proposal   LEADERS MEET TUESDAY   Big 4 Ministers Will Try To Settle Differences At Paris Peace Confab

BiG 4 FOREIGN MINISTERS  MAY MEET   Byrnes and Bevin Discuss Proposal for Conference

Big Four to Seek Settlement of Major Issues   Foreign Ministers Schedule Meeting After Conferences

BIG FOUR TO MEET FOR NEW TALKS TUESDAY   Ministers Will Meet tc Iron Out Their Differences

Big 4 Foreign Ministers To Meet Tuesday   Session Arranged To Speed Up Paris Peace Treaty Conference

BYRNES, BEVIN IN SECRET HUDDLE ON INATIONS POLICIES      ae to: Speed Up. Work: ol  ace     ion Ny ee

Bl 4 10 HOLD ~ PARLEY TUESDA   Will Seck to Speed Work o Paris Conference by troning Out Differences

Byrnes, Bevin Debate Parley Of Big Four   ‘ Concurrent Meeting Is Suggested to Speed Peace Conference

Late News  hese Press   WASHINGT O NK — The Hene Military eomenittce today «epproved a Senate-passed resslation extending the draft Jaw until July 1.

IRANIANS FIGHT ARMED NOMADS   Forces Under Shiek Are Driven  Back into fraq

e PETER EDSON.   Housing Muddle May Give G. O. P. Chance to Work Out Program

GE To Take Over Atom Plant in Washington   Milton To Continue as Administrator: Lauder, Manager of New Plant In Pacific Northwest

Jews Idle Throughout Palestine   Protest Detention Of Zionist Leaders

Jewish Workers Stage Walkout   Action Taken In Protest of Arrest of Zionist Leaders By British

Luce Won’t Run For House Post   ‘Globalony’ Girl May  Seek Seat in Senate

 At Waldorf Astoria UNDelegates Get an Old Fashic:ed Handshaking Welcome From Presiden

RAISE FOR RAIL WORKERS URCEI   Locomotive Shop Men Ask Wages Comparable to Hikes’ in Other Fields

RAF Airfields Attacked By  Saboteurs   Several Planes Destroved  By Gun Fire

MARSHALL IS ADVISER TO CHINESE   ‘Censorship In Recovered Areas To Be Lifted Soon

Another Job For Marshall   To Advise Military Committee Reorganizing Chinese Army

Broad Social Security Pig n  Asked For U.   Extension Of Benefits To Many Not Now Included Is Requested

COMPROMISE AIMED AT FEPC FILIBUSTER   Would Lift Base To 50, Take Cases To U.S. Courts

Jerusalem Railroad Cut In Seven Places   Bloodshed, Dynamiting, Sweeps Holy Land In New Wave Of Attacks Against British

RIOTERS BLAST ZION RAILWAY   Violence Breaks on Eve of Holy Land Parley

Blood Flows In Holy Land On Conference Eve  Tel Aviv- Jerusalem ‘Railroad Dynamited. In Seven Places —

New Attacks. Hit Holy Land   Railways Sabotaged; British Fired Upon

JEWS DYNAMITE RAILWAY LINES IN HOLY LAND ZONE   Violence ‘Sweeps Palestine on Eve of Conference  ae Fos ae

Saboteurs Active In Jerusalem  Jewish Extremists Dynamite Railroad  © acct Ca

PALESTINE RAILROAD DYNAMITED   Jewish Extremists Biast Rails, Kill British Policeman

Texas First In Holiday Traffic Deaths in Nation   Auto Accidents Kill 20, Nine Others Die On July Fourth Week End

Texas Leads Nation in Road Mishaps   Traffic Toll Over Week-End Holidays Reaches 20 Total

State Leading Entire Nation For Fatalities   Nine Others Lose Lives In Various Fatal Accidents

State Leading EntireNation For Fafalities  Nine Others Lose Lives In Various  BEatal Asaidante

Texas Leads Nation In Holiday Traffic Death Toll Report   _ Twenty Die in State _ During Weekend; Ney York Second. With 17:

M’Arthur Aide RepliesSharply To Red Grilling   Japanese Complying With Purge Directive, Officer Declares

U.S. Considers Steps to Counteract Soviet Property Seizures in Manchuria

Federal Grand Jury to Hear Garsson Case   Senator Says May's Testimony Should Be Heard Before Election Kor Justice’s Sake

Gov't To Give Garsson Case To Grand Jury   Results of Probe to be Placed Before Jury Tomorrow for Action.

Complete Plans to Lay Garsson Case Before Grand Jury   Demand Also Mada To Have Rep. May Before Senate Quiz

New avemandad Ar via J sasie ws Sswer We  Carsson Case Ready For US. Grand Jury

Demand Is Made for May To Testify   Wartime Munition Probe Again is Limelighted

Call Grand Jury On Garsson Case   Rep. May Set For. Eorly Appearance

CARSSON CASE GOES TO JURY   Demand Grows For May t Testify Before Election.

GARRSONCAS GOING BEFORE FEDERAL JURY   Attorney General Clark Announces Inquiry Will Get Under Woy Next Wednesday   PLAN TO SUMMON MAY

‘Garsson Case  To Grand Jury   Demand That May Testify Prior Ta November General Elections

Demand Atises That May Be Given Opportunity to Tell of Munitions Setup   HEARINGS SHOULD BE HELD BEFORE ELECTION

Garsson Case to Jurors   As Demands Arise For Rep. May to Answer Questions On War Munitions

Government To Put Case Before Jury   Spotlight Again Turns On Carsson Affair; Demand -For Prompt Testimony By May Develops

FEDERAL GRAND JURY TO STUDY ‘GARSSON CASE’   BREWSTER DEMANDS THAT MAY TESTIFY BEFOR® ZLECTION

U. S. Grand Jury To Get  Garsson Case Tomorrow   Demand Rises Rep. May Answer Investigator’s Questions on Combine ~

Grand Jury To Study FBI Report   Demand Grows For May Fo Testify In 'Garssan Case’ Probe

JURY 10 HEAR 'GARSSON CASE   Government Ready Tc Lay Matter Before Investigators

THE GARSSON. CASE   As It Is Readied for Grand Jury, Demands Rise for May Testimony

Garsson Case Going Before Federal Jury  Demand Arises For   Demand Arises For Questioning of Rep. “May -Before-Election

Goverment To Lay Case Of Garss: an Munitions — Combine °efore Jurors

CARSSON CASE’ READIED, MAY'S HEARING URGED   Federal Grand Jury To Decide Munitions Maetter—GOP Prods Solon

Jury To Probe  Garsson Case   Demand Renewed For May’s Testimony Before Election

Garsson Case Goes to Grand Jury Thursday   Demands Grow for May To Appear to Answer Senate Probe Questions

Garsson Case to Be Presented — To Grand Jury   Demand Arises That May Appear

Federal Grand Jury To Get ‘Garsson Case’   Demand Arises That Rep. May Answer Questions About Combine Before Elections

Demand Arises That May Answer Senate Queries On Wartime Munitianse

Gov't To Give  To Grand Jury      Results of Probe to be. Placed Before Jury Tomorrow for Action: 

meaches [en  Traffic Mishaps Claim Six Lives In State © Dice Weekend

10 Violent Deaths Are Reported ‘In Indiana: 5 Traffic Fatalities

Texas In Grip Of Crime Wave   Increase in Rural Crime to be Worse Than In Cities, Garrison Says

Heirens Indicted By Grand Jurors   University Student Formally Accused of Killing Two Persons

INSANITY PLEA UNDER STUDY BY ATTORNEYS   Arraignment Set for  \fuesday; Parents Visit Youth

UMW NOW FAVORS RETURN OF MINES   Resolution is Passed at Convention Held at Atlantic City.

WAR BRIDE WILL LIKE YANK WAYS   Do Everything In A Hurry, Says Eriglish Wife Of GI Lynnweod Man

First Week Of Coal Strike Ends   Scant Progress Is Made Ir Attempts At Settlement Of Mine Tieup

Interim India Rule Planned   Wavell Expected to Make Announcement Today

NEW GOVERNMENT SHAPING IN INDIA   Viceroy to Announce Naies Today; Congress Party Favored

Kansas Political Parties Organize   Brown Is G. O. P. Chair‘man; Hill to Manage Woodring Campaign   J. B. WILSON SECRETARY   Keynoter Says Woodring Is Pendergast-Trunian Ma- © “chine Man

Political Keynoters Sound Off   Party Conventions In Topeka Organize And Tackle Red Hot  Rounhmivgeinn locia.

Wet Issue Steals Show At Topeka   Party Councils Draft Platforms Expected To Bring Question Before Voters

‘COMMUNISM.IN ACTION’—  U.S. Reports Russians Are Working Under Police

TheHome  " WASHINGTON MBy Walter Shead  ve   The Muddle in War Surplus Sales

Record Number of Entries on Hand; Carnival, Free Acts Await Visitors   LSIONDAY

TEACHERS QUIT FOR MORE PAY   Conemaugh Boro School Is Closed by Walkout Of 39 Instructors

PEARL HARBOR PROBE MAY END BY FEB. 15   Committee Hopeful ‘About Conclusion as Recess Begins

KIMMEL TO TELL HIS‘STORY — WHEN INQUIRY IS RESUMED   NAVY COMMANDER AT PEARL HARBOR I8 LISTED AS FIRST’ WITNESS AFTER RECESS

Politicos Near All-Time High in Cos Of Presenting Programs to Public —

‘CANDIDATES MAY HAVE SET NEW: SPENDING RECORDS IN SEEKING INOMINATION IN FIRST PRIMARY

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COMPROMISE WOULD PROVIDE “HOLIDAY” ON FOOD CEILINGS   CONTROLS TO BE PUT

Negotiators At Odds on  ‘Time Clause   Leaders Forecast Early Agreement on Program Of Price Control Which Would Exempt Foods

Senate and House May Agree Soon On Revised 0.P.A.   Time Element s Question Now Under Discussion

Time Of Conire Divide. Solons   No Ceiling Sought On Major Foods  Immediately

Group Divided Only on Time Phase of Plan   Would Decontrol Some Foods for a Time

Taft, Barkley  Join 3 Senators  In Proposing Way To Agreement On Measure; House Members Have Not Given Opinions

Truce Period Seen for Price Control   Exemptions for Food items Proposed By Senate Members

OPA GONFEREES. NEAR SOLUTION   Time Element Only  Sticker Remaining

30 Day No-Control Trial Suggested   Senate Offer Seen as Break In Deadlock on OPA Revival

SEEN NEAR Of OPA MEASURE   Senate-House Confer ees in Accord On Most Control Points

OPA Compromise Would Drop Food Lids for Interval   Three-Man Board to Act On Re-Control

Major Problems  Before UNRRA   Seek To Cope With Famine Conditions Feared Next Winter In Europe

UNRRA TACKLES FOUR PROBLEMS   Hopes To Boost Production Decide on Refugee Relief

World Drifting Toward War, But Conflict Can Be Avoided, Prominent Churchman Says

POLES READY TO PRESENT CHARGES   Encouraged By U. S. "Wait and See’ Attitude

Poland’s Envoy Prepares Charge Against Franco   Encouraged By Revelation That U.S. Policy on Spain Is Not Frozen   HARD FIGHT SEEN IN PROVING CASE   Accusation Will Be Taken Up at Meeting of Councal Next Week

UNReadyte Hear Case  On Spain  Paland Manec To   Poland Hepes To Convince U. S. That Franco Is Menace to Peace

Poland To Present Charges Against Spain Next Week   Diplomats Doubt Proof Of Spanish Threat To World Peace

LANGE PLANS INDICTMENT OF FRANCO FOR UN   Encouraged By Fact U.S. Policy  Te Not Frozen

United Nations To Hear Case Against Spain      World Capitals Buzz With Excitement Over Hearing   Madrid Takes Position U.N. Has No Business Entering Affair

POLES PUSH INDICTMENT AGAINST SPAIN   United Nations Security Council Will Be Told of Menace to World Peace.

Poles Encouraged By Revelations That American Policy Against Action Not “Frozen”; Must Show Cause   SEES FRANCO REGIME AS MENACE TO PEACE

POLISH ENVOY PREPARES CASE ACAINST SPAIN   But Alleged Franco Menace to World Peace Will Be Difficult to Prove   MADRID INVITES INQUIRY   MADRID INVITES INQUIRT  Cabinet Suggests Commission of United Nations Make {nvestigation

POLISH LEADER PREPARING CASE AGAINST SPAIN   Franco’s Government Denies Being Menace To World Peace   RUSSIA BACKS POLAND   Action Fast On Spanish Issue In Washington, Moscow And Madrid

Lange Prepares Case on Spain   Madrid Denounces, Russia Endorses Poland’s Charges; U. S. Adopts “Wait and See” Policy

J. S. SYMPATHY IS COUNTED IN POLES’ DEMAND   Rough Road Seen, However, In Proving Spain To Be Menace

POLISH ENVOY WILL PRESENT CASE TO THE UN   U.S. Will Support UN Action if Poland Proves Charees

CASE WILL GO TO COUNCIL DURING WEEK   United States Has Not Made  Final Answer

Tripolitania Stirs Dispute   British Opposing Red Bid for Colony

ITALIAN ISSUE, BRITISH AIMS MEET BIG FOUR   Bevin Consults Dominions On ‘Life Line’ Problem

U.S. To Promote Labor Unions  In Reich, Japan   To Be Basic Part Of Occupation Policy To Teach Democracy

Promotion of Labor Unions Will Be Basic Part of U. $. Occupation Policy

[Spelling Contest Lasts 3 Hours PEERS LES! RASS lowes  { e¢ wa Vai (15-Year-Oid Boy 1s Winner  Of National Spelling Bee

Spelling Contest Lasts 3 Hours ——_—<_  13-Year-Old Boy is Winner Of National Spelling Bee

FARM BUREAU SETS DEC. 2 FOR START OF MEMBERSHIP DRIVE   Annual Meeting to be Held Here Oct. 19

Hopes to Get Coal for Power   State Officials Confer With Mine Union Heads

MARTIN: THINKS ESSENTIAL GOAL WILL BE MINED   Is Optimistic Over Conference  With Union Men

CAMP ATTERBURY COMMANDER HURT   Colonel and Wife Said Shot; Details Not Revealed.

MODIFICATION URGED FOR JAPANESE PURGE   New Home Minister Plans to Report On MacArthur-Housecléaning Order. .

‘All Restrictions On  Pullman Reservations To Be Lifted March 15

2.1 BodiesFound In Wreckage of Air Lines Plane   Twin Falls Girl Among Crash Victims Discovered on Wyoming Mountain; Bodies to Be Removed on Toboggans

CPA AND FHA MUST APPROUE NEW BUILOINE   Application to Build Farm Houses to Be Made to AAA Committees.

County To Observe lowa Centennial — This September  H. N. Kluckhohn © Named Chairman. _ _. Of Organization ©" ’

County To Observe lowa Centennial This September  H. N. Kluckhohn  Named Chairman — Of Organization ©

ATOM BOMBING SPECIALISTS, READY TO STRIKE ANYWHERE, WILL LEAD U.S. PART IN PLAN 0 POLICE THE WORLD

58th Wing, A-Bomb Specialists, To Have Tor Role In U. S. Contribution To UNO Cop Force

Fliers Drilling In New Mexico For Atom Tests   Bombardment Wing Practices Dailv At Roswell Field

Canadian Police Hunting Bandits, Resort Is Robbed   Six Masked Men Invade Bob-La Island Near Windsor, Get $12 04)

BANDITS RAID SMALL ISLAND   8ix MEN IN SPEEDY" BOAT  STAGE HOLDUP OF RESORT OFF CANADIAN SHORE

AFL STEPS UP OFFENSIVE IN WAR WITH ClO   Strategists Prepare To Meet With Gov. Martin To Discuss Offer

Says People Must Assert Their Will   Are Being Crushed By Both Unions And Big Business

’  ;  1,800,000 IDLE IN NATION AS STRIKES GO ON      More _ Industries Curtail Operations As Steel Supplies Shrink

President Says Voice of People Must Be Heard   Steel Corporations, Union Both Too Powerful, He Tells Press

PRESIDENT. SAYS GOVERNME} -MUST ASSERT THE POWER OF THE PEOPLE; STEEL.PLANT. SEIZURE MAY COME: .° =

Cost Goes Up On Cofton Clothing Now   OPA Orders Restaurant Ceilings on Meat Meals Back to June 30 Level

OPA BOOSTS THE PRICE OF COTTON TOGS   Rolls Back, However, the Cost of Meat Meals in Restaurants—G. M. Appeal for Increase Being Studied.

OPA Sets Ceiling On Restaurant Meals with Meat: Price of Cotton Goods Given Boos

OPA Slashes Restaurant  ‘Meal Prices   Ordered to Return To June 30 Levels; Cotton Clothing Hiked

Restaurant Prices Go Back to June 30 Level; Clothing Up   GM Applies for Boost After Ford Gets New Hike From OPA

Restaurant Price Ceiling on Meat Restored by OPA   Cotton Clothing Cost Hiked One Per Cent to Offset Wage Increase

Ceilings Return To Meat Meals At Restaurants   OPA Considers Higher Prices On General Motors Automobiles

New Order Applies to Eating Places Where Meat Forms the Base of Serving Meals.   COTTON CLOTHING IS ALSO GIVEN BOOST

‘Dininig Out’ Cost Is Ordered Back To June 30 Mark   OPA Also Approves Price Increases On Cotton Textiles

pESTAURANTS rack ROLLBACK 4s CLOTH 1S UP   Ceilings Back On Meatpased Meals; Wage Rise Roanete Textiles

Restaurant Prices Back to June 30 Level; Clothing Up   Cotton Garments Due For I Per Cent Hike ---OPA Studies Bids For Car Increases

OPA Edict Sends Restaurant Price Ceilings On Meat Meals Back To June 30 Levels   Cost Of Cotton Clothing Is Inched Up Another Notch; Ford Increase Granted

Prices Of Meat Meals Set At June 30 Levels   Restaurant Rate Ceilings Are Restored Where Main Items Are Under Control By Order Of OPA

‘Dining Out Ceilings Cut Immediately   Costs Of Cotton Clothing Raised Up Another Notch; Dairy Goods Ceiling Seen

Restaurant Price Ceilings On Meat Meals Rolled Back To June 30 Levels By O.P.A.

AN OPA EDICT SENT RESTAURANT PRICE   Turned Back to June 36 Lev. els; Cotton Clothing Prices Up Another Notch.   STUDYING A PETITION   For Higher Prices On General ‘Motors Automobiles After Granting Ford Advance.

Cost Of Meat Items Back To June 30 Level   Ceilings On Cotton Clothing To Get Another Increase

CLAMP CEILINGS ON RESTAURANT PRICES AGAIN   Study GM Request for Higher Prices After Granting Ford Boost

Ceilings Return ‘On Meat Meals -Cotton:Price Uj   OPA Studies: Appeal. For ' GM~ Anteniobile. . Hike Following :. Ferd «amp

OPA Returns Meat Dinners To June Cost   Cafes Get Ediet; Cotton Clothing, Ford Cars Go Up

Cafes Must Slash Meat  Meal Prices   OPA, However, Permits Cost Of Cotton Clothing To Inch Ahead

OPA Rolls Back Restaurant Prices To June 30 Level  Cotton Clothing Advances; GM Asks  i i Bi Awtae

Cost of Cotton Clothing Hiked   Reviving Control on Dairy Items Opposed

CLOTHING MADE FROM COTTON IS BOOSTED AGAIN   Restaurant Meat Meal Ceilings Rolled Back To June 30 Levels; May Raise General Motors Prices.

PRICES ON MEAT MENUS FIXED AT JUNE 30 LEVELS   OPA INCHES UP COSTS OF COTTON CLOTHING; HIGHER AUTO PRICES 

MEAT MEALS WILL GO UNDER CEILING AS OF JUNE 30TH   Restaurant Prices Rolled Back But Clothing Cost Goes Up Another Notch

Restoration Of June 30 Levels Set   General Motors Bids For Increase; Dairy Product Ceilings To Be Aired Wednesday

Restaurant Prices Rolled  Back To Levels Of June 2¢   Cotton Clothing Costs Up; Restoration Of Dairy Ceilings Unlikely; General Motors Petitions For Retail Increases

Price Ceilings Cut In Cafes; Cotton Goods Cost Boosted   GM Files Petition kor Hike In Cars;  Ford Prices Upped

OPA Hammers Down Expense -Of Dining Out   Rolls Back ‘Price Ceilings On Resiaurant Meat Meals; Cotton, ‘Gare ments Cost More -

One Per Cent Hike Granted Cotton Mills   Restaurant Price Ceilings on Meat Meals Rolled Back To June 30 Levels

Restaurants Must Reduce Gost OF Meals   MEAT COURSES ORDERED CUT BY OPA IN NEW EDICT

estaurant Ceilitigs Back On Meat Meals; Clothing Moves Up Another Notch

Roll Back Meat Prices   OPA Orders June 30 Ceilings Restored On Restaurant Meat Meals

Restaurant Ceilings Rolled Back On Meat Meals In New Edict Issues By the O. P. A.

Meal Prices Are Set Back to June 30 Level by OPA Order   Cost of Cotton Goes Up; Ford Motors Are Give: New, Six Per Cent Increase for Cars, Petition From GM Is Under Officials’ Study

Meat Meals Back to June 30 Level  Restaurants Ordered to Reduce Prices

Meat Meals Go Back to Prices  Of June Thirty   Retail Prices for Cotton Clothing Are Also Going up

Restaurant Price Ceilings On Meat Meals Rolled Back; OPA Allows Ford Price Rise

Get Highest Awards Legion Honors Cordell Hull, Bob Hope and J. Edaar Hoover

Soviet Bloc Of Nations Is Voted Down On Treaties   One Defeat After Another Is Suffered In Action On Articles Of Treaties   COMMISSIONS RUSH TO MEET DEADLINE

SOVIETS BEATEN IN TREATY VOTES   Peace Commissions Race Tc Meet Friday Deadline

TO DEFEAT ON TREATY VOTES   In Each Case Western Powers Line Up Against Russian Bloc

Burke Bows To Pressure Of Operators  Coal Men Take His Resignation

Burke Resigns As Head Of Coal Operators   Negotiation Offer Unpopular With South's Producers

Burke Resigns Post Of Southern Coal Operators’ Chief  Owners Objected To Move to Talk With LInian Chief

U. S. Judge To Set Penalties By Tomorrow   Verdict Told After UMW Chief Lashes ‘Government By Injunction’   BULLETIN!

Head of Coal Producers’ Who Proposed Reopening Negotiations Resigns

Aglon Follows His Proposal For Resumption Of Negotiations With Lewis     Announced At Special Parley     Committee Will Be Named To Select Successor For $30,000 A Year Job

U. S. Judge To Set Penalties By Tomorrow  Woavdiat Mald Afton TTI!   Verdict Told After UMW Chief Lashes ‘Government By Injunction’. —

Burke Quits as Onerators’ Head   Proposed Quick Resumption of Talks With Lewis

BURKE LEAVES OWNERS   Ex-Nebraska Senator Resigns After Asking Resumed Negotiations

Burke Loses Operator Job   -Southern President Gives Up Leadership

BURKE RESIGNS AS HEAD OF COAL GROUP   Plea For Pit Parley Brings Association Protest

Ask All Gainfully Employed Go into Social Security  apmayer Also for  i   Altmeyer Also for Rise in Payments; Living Costs Rise

CONGRESS ASKED TO INCLUDE ALL WHO EARN WAGES  LARGER BENEFITS   LARGER BENEFITS INCLUDED IN PLAN TO EXPAND SCOPE

Suggests Insurance Coverage   Altmeyer Wants Federal Benefit Plans For All Of America's Working  People

Asks Social Security For All Employed  Altmeyer Appeal:   Altmeyer Appeals For An Increase In Benefits, To Include More Workers

SOCIAL SECURITY FOR ALL WORKERS URCED BY SS HEAD   Board Chairman Wants Congress to Include Everyone Gainfully Employed to Be Included in'S. S. Benefits

Fact-Finding Machinery Invoked in  Rail Dispute   Action by Truman Will Automatically Head off Strike For 30 to 60 Days

Threat of Rail Strike Fades as Chief Intervenes  Truman Throws Into Gear Machinery for Ascertaining Facts

RAILROAD STRIKE “MONDAY BLOCKED   TRUMAN INVOKES MACHINERY THAT WILE BAR WALKOUT 30 TO & DAYS.

Threat Of Railroad Strike Monday Fades   Truman May Invoke Fact. Finding Machinery to Bar Strike

THREAT OF RAI WALKOUT FADES   Fact - Finding Machinery Invoked By Truman To Bar Strike

Cake Baked In Shape of Atomic Explosion Called ‘Obscene’ By Clergyman

‘Capital Clergy Aroused Over Cake ‘Shaped Like Atomic Bomb Explosion

‘Atomic’ Cake Sermon Topic   ‘Loathsome Obscenity Declares One Pastor

Capital’s Clergy Split As Pastor Brands A-Bomb Cake ‘Loathsome Obscenity

WAR AGAINST OPA NOW AT ITS PEAK, PORTER BELIEVES   Administrator Tells His Workers Public Demands Continued Strong Price Control.   WOOL MANUFACTURERS’  CHARGE STARTS ROW   Senate Group in Uproar Over Remark by Arthur Besse That Agency's Backers Spread “Hokum.”

PORTER HOLDS HOPE FOR OPA   Confident Public in Favor Of Continuing Strong Price Controls

Porter Defends Price Contro  ‘Taye Rivals bt awn Poway   says Rivals Have Reached High Point

Opposition to OPA Declared  Past Its Peak   Senators Object to Language Used by Agency’s Opponent

Wool Men's Jolt At OPA Sets Off Senators Fight   Administrator Claims Public Wants Agency Continued Unhampered

OPA Opposition Has Reached High Point, Porter Believes   Remark That Agency's Supporters Are Spreading Hokum’ Causes Row in Senate Committee

Porter Thinks OPA Attacks At High Point   Regulations Hamper Output, Wool Makers Head Tells Senators; Lancuage Is Protestec

Porter Believes Corigressional Opposition to OVA Itas Reached Its Peak, Manufacturer - Is CUplted Down =o

STEEL STRIKE CLIMAX MAY BE IMMINENT   White House May Set a New Price Formula This Week in a Decisive K:tfort to Gain Acceptance by Industry.

President Points For Budget That GOP Can't Chop   Opposition Forming In Congress Against Crippling Armed Forces

Recordings of Stelle, Bradley talk go awry  Commander says Veterans bureau  a a 7 paeaszbhour er + Pe I sa:eF AOD Ped sIs9538 Fascarmoece

Recording Device Fails To Clear Up Legion-VA Picture   Joint Statement Follow: Conference of Bradley and Steele

20 Percent P: Ackaoal F,       Recorder Won't Talk After Bradley-Stelle Conference

RAILROAD DINER PRICE LIDS OFF   Restaurant Meat Meal Increase Actually Over 15 Percent

OPA Meat Expert Confesses . His Wife Has Difficulties Buying Family Steak, Also

SELL PIPELINES ADVICE 10 U.S.   Congressional! Group Urges Use of Big, Little Inch For Natural Gas

Reds Must Better’ Armed Strength,  Govoroy Declares   Leningrad Hero Speaker at Revolution Anniversary; Stalin -Absent

Red Troops Celebrate In Moseow   Parade In Honor Of Leaders Of The Bolsheviks

Liberator Of Leningrad Warns Russians Must Guard Their Borders     Cee  _.* rie Poa    Nation Observes 29th Anniversary   No Indication Given Stalin In Attendance At Giant Red Square Celebration

The Great Game Of  Politics By FRANK R. KENT   The Charming Mr. Bowles

CO CHIEF CONFERS WITH VINSON ABOUT STEEL INDUSTRY TAX   CONTENTION THAT LAW AIDS PLANT OWNERS SAID TALK SUBJECT

Retired Banker's Wife Is Slain by Negro  Girl Is Assaulted,   Girl Is Assaulted, Then Wounded Twice by Gunfire

Retired Banker : Wife Is Slain by Negro  Girl Is Assaulted, Then Wounded Twice by Gunfire

Russ Radio Hits  Espionage Cases   3-Pronged Propaganda Attack on U. S.  Launched; Army Caste Charged

‘Stepinac Found Guilty In Yugoslav Court; Sentenced To 16 Years At Forced Labor

Catholic Prelate Found Guilty By Yugoslav Court  Archbishop Charged With Collaboration With Nazi Puppets

Archbishop Found ‘Guilty’ of War Crimes by Slavs  Stepinac Sentenced To 16 Years Labor

Archbishop Giver  Prison Sentence  For Aiding Axis Head of Catholic Church  In Yugoslavia Convicted. By Tifo’s ‘Peosles fonrt’

Yugoslav Court Sentences Archbishop To 16 Years In Prison At Hard Labor

Slav Archbishop Found Guilty By Zagreb Court  Catholic Church Head Sentenced to 16 Years at Hard Labor

Slavs Convict Priest; Given 16 Yr. Term  For Treason   Stepinac Convicted of Crimes Against People and Sentenced to Long Period at Hard Labor

Shiv Catholic Lender  'Gets 16-Year Sentence   Will Serve Term at Hard Laber---Was Accused of Nazi Collaboration

Prelate Gets Prison Term   Croat Court Decrees 16-Years of Labor

Catholic Head In Yugoslavia Gets 16 Years   Archbishop Stepinac  Convicted on Charges Of Collaboration With Axis: Others Convicted

Yugoslavs Convict Catholic Prelate   Archbishop Stepinac Sentenced to Sixteen Years at Hard Labor

ARCHBISHOP GETS YUGOSLAVIAN PEN TERM FROM COURT   Sixteen Years at Hard Labor; Other-Church-beaders——— Aliso Sentenced

Archbishop Is Found Guilty And Sentenced   Stepinac Given 16 Years At Forced Labor; Propverty Seized.

Archbishop Giver Prison Sentence  Gets 16 Years for Axis Collaboration

TITO’S COURT FINDS ROMAN PRIEST GUILTY   Archbishop Stepinac Is Sentenced To 16 Years At Hard Labor

Stepinac Gets 16 Years af Hard Labor   Two Co-Defendants Of Archbishop Receive Death

YUGOSLAV COURT CONVICTS BISHOP      Stepinac Found Guilty on All Main Charges

PEOPLE'S COURT CONVICTS PRIEST   Stepinac Sentenced T 16 Years at Forced Labor

Mavs Sentence Stepinac To 6 Years Of Labor   Find Bishop Guilty Of Collaboration

Slav Archbishop Given 16 Years ‘BY Tito Court   Convicted of Sponsoring Organization of ' Terrorists

Catholic Archbishop Given 16 Years By Yugoslav Court   Prelate Will Be Confined And Assigned To Forced La bor On Charge Of Collaborating With Pro-Nazi Ustachi Movement And ‘Forced Conversions’

Stepinac Is Given Sentence Of 16 Years Hard Labor  Yugoslav Archbishop Con victed Of Collaborating With Tarroricic. .

CROAT ARCHBISHOP DECLARED GUILTY: SENTENCED TODAY   Stepinac Will Serve 16 Years at Forced Labor on Pro-Nazi Work Accusations.  »OPE DENOUNCES

16-Year Term For Archbishop Of Yugoslavia   Head of Catholic Church Convicted on Charge ¢ Of Aiding Axis

Archbishop Sentenced To Prison, Labor   Yugoslavian Court Sentences Two of Stepinac Co Defendants to Death

Slav Archbishop Gets 16-Year Terr In Court of Tito   Pope Terms Verdit Is “Soft-Pedaling” by Avoiding Hanaina

Find Stepinac Guilty Of Axis  Collaboration   Yugoslav Archbishop Is Sentenced To 16 Years  In Prienn.

Yugoslavian Archbishop Stepinac Gets Sixteen Years In Prison As Collaborato

BISHOP “GUILTY” IN TITO COURT   Gets 16 Years on Charge of Aiding Axis; Lisak Sentenced to Hang

People’s Court Rules Stepinac Assisted  Axis; 13 Men.   Convicted

PRELATE GETS PRISON TERM IN YUGOSLAVIA   ARCHBISHOP FOUND GUILTY OF AIDING AXIS PUPPETS

YUGO VERDICT Prelate Giver  16-Year  Prison Term   Picture on Page 7

Yugoslav Catholic Head Sentenced To 16 Years In Prison   Archbishop Stepinac Found Guilty of Axis Collaboration by People’s Court In Yugoslavia; Confiscate His Property

Yugoslav Church Head Convicted Of Aiding Axis   Stepinac Given 16-Year Sentence

Stepinae Is Sentenced 'To 16 Years   Others Also Convicted; Death Sentences For Somme; Audience Cheers All Verdicts

CROAT BISHOP GIVEN 16-YEAR TERM BY SLAVS   Catholic Leader Sentenced To Forced Labor On Collaboration Charge

ei eee el  lewish Vet Hurls ‘Lie’ € ‘harge At Atlanta Anti-Semitie Rally

Race Tension Is Increased Th Atlanta   Jews In Audience Resent Speakers On Program, Near Riot Follows

Police Prevent Riot In Atlanta   Jew Protests Remarks About Race In Meeting Of Columbians, Inc.

ATLANTA MEETING BREAKS UP AFTER RACE ISSUE FLARES   Jewish War Veteran Shouts That Speaker Liea: “Police Prevent Violence

KRUG, LEWIS MEET IN WAGE PARLEYS FOR GOAL MINERS   Negotiations Nearer to Shewdown Today at U.S. Capital; Threat of Walkeut is Studied.   EARLY AGREEMENT DECLARED DOUBTED

KRUG, LEWIS JOIN COAL CONFERENCE   Negotiations     Are Nearing -Showdown Stage

WEEK'S OUTPUT OF CARS 57,565   Steel Limitations Hold Production To Half Of Capacity

Son Charges Roosevelt’s Peace Plans  “Sabotaged”   Declares British and Small Group of Wilfu Men in Washingtun Guilty; Writes in Lool

FOOD LADEN SHIP SINKS AFTER ATLANTIC CRASH   Crew, Passengers Saved By Vessel Inyolyed in Collision Near Britain

Cargo Vessel Crash Casualty   American Farmer Sinks After Collision With Ship Near English Coast

Vessel Sinks After Crash; All Rescued   American Farmer, With Six Passengers And 8500 Tons of Food, Goes Down

FOOD SKIP SINKS AFTER COLLISION ‘AT SEA; ° ALL PERSONS RESCUED .

New American Freighter With Food For Britain Sinks After Collision At Sea

New U. S. Freighter Goes Down In Crash   All Aboard “American Farmer” Saved As Ship Sinks 400 Miles Off Britain

Ship Victim  Of Collision   New Freighter Carrying Vital Foodstuffs Sinks 400 Miles West of Enelish Coast

Natural Gas for Wisconsin From Southwest Field  Each Community Has Veto Power Over Introduction

INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS SAY  “EFFORT WAS MADE— TO DE>   -STROY EVIDENCE FOR, i TRIALS   . By LOWELL BENNETT  Internatianal News Service.

Marlin Company Has Big Plane Backlog   Baltimore Firm Reports $175,000,000 in Postwor Orders

RUSSIA GIVER OWN MEDICINE BY ULTIMATUN   MOLOTOV KEPT BUSY AT PEACE CONFERENCE IN CONFERRING WITH YUGOSLAV EPOKESMAN

Slavs Blame’ rehbishop-ed          Monk: ‘Testifies 'Agairist Stepinac— Light Penalty Pends

Czechoslovak Patrols Are Making Armed Raids Into American District

Auto Becomes  House Prop   Home May Fall lf Car ls Remote, Says  QOhennor.

WORLD SOON T0 GET REPORTS ON BOMB BLAST   Experiment’s Results May Be Known by Midafternoon July 1

POWER STRIKE TS COSTLY ONE   Losses in Steel Capital Esti. mated at Least $300 Millions

ASKS ACTION ON STRIKE MEASURE   Senator Wants British Loan Bill Put Aside

SENATOR WOULD CHECK VOTE ON AlD TO BRITAIN   Southerner Proposes Balloting First on Revised Strike Control Bill

ASKS ACTION NOW   Eastland Wants the British Loan Bill to Wait on Strike  Legislation

Trapped For 10 Hours At Bottom Of Well, Unhurt Plumber Rescued By Power Shovels

Plumber Trapped 10 Hours by Cave-in on Verona Farm Rescued at 3 A. M. Today

Employes of C ity toWork On Fast Time, Council Rules; Merchants’ Action Endorsed

Rankin, Delacy Barred From House Floor After Clash Over Winchell

Ask inquiry  soviet radio  in Pentagon Probe pro-red Jeanmes in WD

NEWSPRINT UP IN PRICE, OPA HAS ANNOUNCED   $7 A Ton Increase In Order To Prevent Supply Diversion

Tuck Wants Unionization — Of Public Employees Made Violation Of State Policy   Governor Recommends Increase In Gasoline Tax From 5 To 6 Cents.A Gallon

Gasoline Tax Boost Asked . For Virginia  By Governor   Increases In Salaries Also Recommended

Russ Threat Foreseen by  House Group  Another ‘Pearl Harbor’ Feared

Fear Another Stab In Back Watch Soviet   Congressmen Advocate  Strong,. Mobile  Strikin; Force In Pacifie. -

Solons Ask Strong  Force in Pacific   Touring Group Sees  ‘T sss Danger

GERMAN WARMAKERS PAYING FOR SINS WITH FUEL SHORTAGES, FOOD CRISIS IBRINGING WINTER OF DESTITUTION

Europe's Critical Winter to Reach the Worst Point in the Next Several Weeks

Germans Face Privation in Remaining Weeks of Winter   ANSWER TO EPIDEMIC THREAT T&S FOOD

Today’s Outlook   AP World Traveler EUROPE FACES GRAVE DANGERS BEFORE END OF BITTER WINTER

GEM THEFT STORY IS LAID BEFORE COURT   WAC’s Confession Ruled Obtained Without Pressure   Photo on Page 14.

WAC Captain Bares Pledge   Capt. Durant Insists She Was Promised Her  Freedom

Tuck Sets Up Body To Lease Operate Mines   Plans Get Coal From Mines Not Held By U. S. Government

LAUSCHE GIVEN FIRM SUPPORT BY DEMOCRATS   Reported Rifts In Ranks Of Party Appear Healed In Platform Approval °

LAUSCHE WINS DEMS SUPPORT   State Party Approves 21; Point Program At Convention

LAUSCHE GETS FULL SUPPORT BY DEMOGRATS   Approve 21-Point Platform at State Convention in Columbus

CHILD BRIDE QUITS. 74.YEAR-OLD GROOM   Girl Disappears from Farm Home, Taking No Clothina with Her

a SEEKS HESSE JEWELS   DAYTON JNWELER CABLES OFFER OF THREE MILLION DOL_ LARS FOR FAMOUS COL.

Students Riot In Cairo; Try  To Fire Chureh   British Army Barracks Attacked, Windows in Alien Stores Smashed

China's Assembly To Open in Strife   Reds Attack Despite ‘Cease Fire, Is Report

State Ready For Fletcher   Conversion to Mental Institution Forecast

OHIO VETS HOLD ‘BONUS MARCH’   Senator Will Ask Lausche To Submit Proposal

2-WEEK TRUCE IN WALKOUT ENDS TODAY   Conferees Withold Comment on New  U. S. Plan

Back of the Heacdtines Russia, Britain Showing Cards in Mediterranean

Polio Cases  Hit New High   875 Reported For State; Increase Rate  Reported Slowing Down

State Polio Cases Grow   51 New Cases Since Thursday; Peak of EB anidemic Relieved Over

Consumer Goods Are Being Produced in Larger Quantities   Warning Goes Out of Inflation Pressure For Some Time to Come

Democratic Politicians Ask Action   Truman Seeking Some Way to Allay Widespread Public Resentment

Move Might Pry Cattle Oft Ranges   Shipments Prohibited For Years Heretofore On Grounds Cattle of Arventine Diseased

BEEF IMPORTS T0 U, S. SEEN   Signs Hint Use of Argentine Meat as Cattle Goad.

INDICATIONS SEEM U.S. MAY WELCOME ARGENTINE BEEF   Consumers Set Up Increasing Howl About Continued Mant Famine

ARGENTINAREADY TO SEND BEEF TO U. S.,, SAYS ENVOY   MAY BE USED AS LEVER TO PRY OUT HOME-BRED CATTLE

‘Democrats Clamor For Some Action On Meat Situation; Fearful Of Election

South America Beef Offered To Help Ease  Meat Situation   Argentine Ambassador Is Visiting Anderson To Deliver Proposal

U. S. May Use Argentine Beef as Way to Get Home-Bred Cattle from Ranges to Packers

Beef Imports May Pry U.S Cattle Loose   Argentina’s Ambassador Is Ready To Offer Country’s Help To Combat Worsening Meat Shortage.

Meat Imported From Argentina Welcomed Now   SIGNS OF GOVERNMENT BID FOR IMPORTS REPORTED

Industry Asks Removal of Beef Controls   Truman's Political Advisers Seek End Of Meat Famine

Argentine Offer To Ship Meat in Cans Considered  Demo Politicians Urging Action by Administration

Senate Approval and Truman O.K. Late Today Seen   Restores Ceilings for . Foods, Necessities on Auauct 21

HOUSE DEBATES OPA REVIVAL BILL   Administration Leaders Predict Passage of Measure

JENATE ET MEAQURE FOR FINAL ACTION   Keeps Rent Curbs, Bars Top on Meat, Dairy Goods Before Aug. 21.

‘House Okeys Compromise OPA Bill :   Revival Law Embodies . Rent Control

THE CAPITOL WHIRL   A Digest of Things Political Occurring At Harrisburg

BRADLEY DENIES A LEGION CHARGE   SAYS STATEMENT ABOUT NONSERVICE-CONNECTED CASES IS FALSE.

B.B. Bromley, 72, Of Gifford Hurt   Struck by Car While Crossing Highway

COL. MADISON IS CANDIDATI   Bastrop-Monroe Lawyer Seeks Renomination To _ State Education Board: .

GI’s In Korea To Present Gripe   Dissatisfied With Army  Demobilization Plan

SUGAR SUPPLY ~ PACT REACHED   PRICE FOR 1946 AND 1947 CROPS TO BE BASED ON LIVING COST INDEX

FATAL BEATING GIVEN CHILD, 4   Detroit Woman Accused Of Murdering Her Orphaned Niece

15 Are Liste; 3 Names Addec In Senate Race   Joe L. Hill Ard C. R. Shaw Are  Latect Fntries

NAMES ARE FILED BY FRIENDS   Neither Have ; Made Known "$ é  Intentions

DU QUOIN COAL HAULERS PROTEST MINE SHIPMENTS TO OTHER AREAS TODAY

CURBS LIFTED   Industry Prepared to Ask Abrogation of Price Restrictions

Price Ceiling Removal Goal  Of Oil Industry   Holds Crude Supplies Now Exceed Demand; Spokesman Is Named

‘Hogging’ Blamed For Shortages  Small Says Industry Patte Te Wel MDA   Small Says Industry Fails To Help OPA Fight Black Markets

Production Chief Says Industry Fails to Help OPA   Bowles Warns Nation Can’t Stand Second Round of Wage Hikes

SMALL BLAMES ALL SHORTAGES ON ‘HOGGING   Bowles Warns Striking Coal Miners May Prolong OPA

Small Declares “Hogging” Make Shortages Worse   Bowles Declares Coa Strike May Prolong Need for Controls ~

Industry Said  Tolerant of  Black Market   Official Declares OPA Is Unable to Get Co-Operation

Small says industry fails  to help OPA  Hits consumers who ‘hac’ onads

Support of OPA Urged by Small   Bowles Also Speak: for Extension

Small Says Industry Fails _ To Help Fight Black Market   Consumers Make Shortages Worse by “Hogging,” Production Administrator Charges — Bowles Says Economy Cannot Stand 2nd Round of Pay Boosts

TWO PERSONS DIE IN BLAZE   Lose Lives in Flaming Pool Of Kerosene Following Automobile Crash

BALANCED BUDGET WILL BE DEMANDED   Some Congressmen to Insist of Economy Regardless of What Truman May Ask in Message.

Cut To Balance Federal Budget May Be Ur ged   Several Will Ask Reduetion To Level Of National Income

Deaths Mount In India Riot      14 Killed, 500 Hurt As Mobs Throw Up Flaming Barricades

Disorders in Bombay Grow  More Serious  Climax Is Expected To Be Reached in  India Saturday

OT TOLL MOUNTING   14 Killed, 500 Are Injured After Two Days of Fichtina

Soviets Charge United States With Trying to Grab Armaments in South America   Accusations Are Made on Eve of Big Four Ministers’ Meet; President Truman's Plan Flayed

N.C. Republicans Meet Ih Winston   Harold Stassen Will Speak Before Convention Tonight

UN Sub-Committee Agrees to Modify Spanish Proposal   Adopts U.S. Sponsored Plan To Sidestep FrancoBlockade Measure   BRITAIN EXPECTED TO RATIFY MOVE   Vigorous Russian Opposition to Compromise Seen  In September

UN. Subcommittee Modifies Plan Leaving Action on Spain Up to General Assembiy in September

AMERICAN PLAN WINS APPROVAL   UN Subcommittee Agrees Tc Modify Proposals For Action Against Spain

Secretary Anderson Declares There Are No Plans Contemalated for Bread Rationing   Wheat in This Country May Be Insufficient to Meet Commitments and Unrestricted Demands Most Critical Period Is Between Now and Coming Harvest Time—Britain May Ration

Goverment Has No Plan For Bread Rationing Does Not Rule Ou   Does Not Rule Out Possible Limiting OF Flour to Bakers And Retailers

U. 5. RULES OvT BREAD RATIONING IN WHEAT CRISIS   Crop Report Indicates Grain Supply Will Not Meet Export Commitments and Domestic Demands.   ANDERSON, BOWLES CONFER WITH TRUMAN   Conservation Measures Held Necessary to Increase Shipments to Famine-Stricken Areas.

United States Wheat Supply Reported Low   Bread Shortage Indicated But Government Decides

Anderson Sees Bread Rationing As Unnecessary   Crop Report Much Better That Had Been Known, Secretary Says

Official Says Bread Is Not To Be Rationed   Distribution of Flour, However,  May Be Limited

No Rationing Of Bread by U.S. Planned   Supplies of Wheat Not Sufficient to Meet Commitments: Officials See Trumar

Wheat Supply Inadequate, Report Shows   Anderson Asserts It's Necessary to Conserve Grain

Flour Ration Order Still In‘ Abeyance   Pept indicates Short of Cooks

Anderson Spurns British Ration Plar   Bread Proposal Draws Prompt Answer

Witness’ Memor ‘Refreshed’ in Bank Bill Trial  says Delano Asked at First

End To Chinese Political Strife Closer . At Hand Than At Any Time In Recent Weeks

PEACE HOPES GAIN IN CHINA   Central Govt., Reds Agree To Study Proposal For All-Party Council

China Antagonists Join in Peace Try   Prospects Good for End of Civil Strife

Chinese Factions Agree to Plan  Prospects for End of Strife Rriagh?

Chinese Unity  Group Forme   U. S. Ambassador to Head New Cammitiee

COOL WINDS BY NIGHT      Tomerrow to Be Slightly Cooler, Says Forecaster

Nationalists Take Reds Stronghold   China Communists Warr  Of Widened Civil War

Normal Telephone Conditions Prevail in West  Mountain States Co.  Says Some East Becictac:: Piveent lal

Normal Telephone Conditions Prevail in West  Mountain States Co. Says Some East Service Curtailed

DISEASE NEW IN U. 8. KILLED 8 ON SHIF   Death of Babies of War Brides 1: Traced to Virus Known as *“Pneumo Enteritis.”

To Lead 12000 Men in 2-State Military Area   Des Moines Attorney’s Rank Raised From Colonel to General

Was 133rd Colonel in World War   Named by Governor Blue Today as General of 34th Division

PICK NEBRASKA, IOWA LEADER   Fountain, Des Moines, Heads National Cuard

RUSSIA AGAIN HITS BRITISH TRIESTE PLAN   Australia Denounced For Veto Power Struggle

Senate Probers Resume Inquiry In War Profiis  Mid-West Firm Under Scrutiny

FRANCO ASSAILS US. RESOLUTION ~ AGAINST REGIME   White Russia,” Meanwhile, Demands Complete UN Break With Spain   RUPTURE NOT DESIRED   it Might Cause Civil War, Says American Delegate Tom Connally

FLOOD WATERS STRIKE AGAIN IN PENNSYLVANIA   Recede After Leaving Three Dead And Much Damage; Rain Nears Record

SEPOND FLO00 SWEEDS STATE   Waters Recede After Damaging Fastern State

FLOOD WATERS RECEDE IN EAS]   Second Storm in Week Takes Lives of Three

Floods Drop  Across East   Three Persons Dead, Property Loss High

Dnd Pennsylvania Flood on Rampage   Two Lives Claimed, Schuylkill Boils Over

Second Pennsy  Flood Receding   At Least Three Lose Lives, Waters Halt B. & O. And Pennsy Trains

foe ok  New FLoods Claim Three Victims in Pennsylvania Fed by 20 Hours of Continuous Rains

‘AWOL ROUNDUP GETS RESULTS   ARMY'AND NAVY PATROL: PICK UP LARGE NUMBER OF AWOL'S IN MANILA

SEATING OF GOP SENATORS STARTS   Victorious Party Finds That Fruits of Victory Have Been Cut Down

GOP TO MAKE ASSIGNMENTS   Party Leaders Meet Today To Parcel Out Posts On Committees

PRESIDENT WILL FIGHT PROPOSEB INCOME TAX CUT      Plans Economy Budget Calling For Spending Of 37 Billions

TRUMAN PLANS ECONOMY DRIVE   Clits His 1947 Budget From 50 to. 38 Billions, [t Is Learned in Advance

TRUMAN PLANS FIGHT AGAINST G.0.P, TAX CUTS   President Wants Tax Rates to Be Unchanged

Federal Budget Estimates for  1947 AreSlashec   Drastic Economy Drive Aimed at Cutting Costs Expected to Affect Every Government Branch

TRUMAN - FIGHTS GOP TAX SLASH   Republican Proposal Opposed By President

Truman to Battie Against Tax Cut  President is Planning   President is Planning New Budget Economics Wants Debt Reduced

TRUMAN SEEN SET FOR FIGHT ON TAX CHTS   Revised Tentative ‘Economy’ Budget Figures On No income Sijash

Solons’ Capital Report For Day   Hot Potatoes Are Bouncing Over Washington

Hot Disputes Being Heard   Controversial Measures Are Before Congress

Veterans Urged Not to Convert Their National Service Life Insurance

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Russians Decry “Unbridled Anti-Soviet” Campaign

Predicts Senate To Reject House Draft Measure   Draft Bill Expected To Come Up In Senate No Later Than Tuesday   FINAL MAKEUP OF BILL UNCERTAIN

SENATE MAY REJECT HOUSE DRAFT BILL   Act I Expire May 15 Unless Exiended

SEES REJECTION OF DRAFT BILL   Senate To Open Consideration of Measure Tuesday

Canitea)] Cooler   ‘Too Hot,’ 86 Men Strike and Halt Assembly of Dod ge Cars

Electric Workers In Large Plants  Remaining Idle   Westinghouse Ends Its Wage Contract  As Appeal Is Made For Rationing

Strike Halts Production In Big Electric Plants   200,000 Quit In General Electric, GM And Westinghouse Factories; Latter Cancels Contract With CIO Union

WALKOUT RESULTS IN 200, 000 IDLE   Halts Production Of Long-Awaited Home Appliances

Production Halts Completely At Key Electrical Companies; Westinghouse Winds Up Pact

Three Big Firms Idle as 200,000 Men Leave Posts   Voluntary Rationing Of Goods Is Urged By CPA Chief Small

ALL ELECTRICAL FACTORIES IDLE   Asks Voluntary Rationing of Equipment

ELECTRICIANS’ TIEUP 1S SOLID      Auto Workers Slash Demands On Ford Virtually In Half   TRUMAN CALLS MEET

Fact-Finding Is Asked In Coal Dispute   Coal Company Head Favors Men Returning To Work In Meantime; Sends Lewis Proposal

Operators Fear Strike Will Last Until May   Charles Dorrance Proposes Miners: Return To Work; Leaye Wage Issue To Commission

VA OPENS CITY OFFICE TO HELP TRI-STATE VETS   Full-Time : Headquarters Ai Municipal Building Will Be Open Daily

Atomic Bombs Will Blast 96 Naval Vessels   Saratoga, Prince Eugen, Big U.S. Battleships Among Fleet Targets

Seamen, Owners Settle Dispute   Sign Pacts Amid Hectic Confusion ter Passing of Zero Hour

Settlement Reached: ClO Demands Met   Maritime Workers Gain Pay Boosts Under Aqreement With Government

‘10 Demands Met   Maritime Workers Gain Pay Boosts Under Agreement With Government

CIO UNIONS MAKE  __ SWEEPING GAINS      'Pickets March To Their Posts In Eas  _ Before Agreement; Needs   Union Ratification

$50 a Montt Is Gained By Workers   Bridges, Curran Issue Statement  Near Deadline

F, SCHNECK NAMED ASST EXECUTIVE, BUCKS CO. SCOUTS   Allentown Man To Assume Duties May Ist; Is An Eagle Scout   ‘WORLD WAR VETERAN   Five Training Courses Are Planned At Camp For April 27th-28th

Albanian Tilt To See UN Veto Hurled at Reds   U.£. and Great Britain May Use Bare Knuckle Negotiation Tactics

Soviet Envoy Protests Discourteous Treatment By American Officials

Soviet Ambassador Files Protest  Over Treatment  Novikov Says He Wa: Held in New York For Long Questioning

Russian Ambassador Protests Allegedly Discourteous Treatment At New York

1  Russian Diplomat Protests to US Against Discourteous Treatment

Cold Wave Grips The Middle West   Frost Reported in Mississippi River Valley

Cold Wave Grips Middle West Witt Killing Frosts In Several States   Little Damage J Done To Corr Crops; West Coast Swelters

AFL Workers To Return Under Truce Pending Report of Fact-finding Panel; CIO Rank and ‘File Act To Reach

AWAIT VERDICT FROM C. 1. 0. PACKERS   . F. L. Meat Workers Get Back-To-Work Order   fo Be In Direct Charge Of Meat Plant Operations For Government

May Have Trouble With CIO Members. Government To  Take Over Meat Plants Tonight

Manpower May Prove Difficult ‘In Meat Plants   FEDERAL OFFICIALS TO AWAIT ACTION OF WORKERS

Return Of Manpower Uncertain   All Workers Will Be Ordered Back At Same Wage

193,000 Members Of CIO Union To Reach Decision Today On Return To Jobs’   AFL Union Promises Full Cooperation With President; Wages Chief Question

Meat Workers To End Strike   AFL Union Orders Men Tc Obey Truman’s Orders; CIO Is Silent

BiG FOUR MEETING IN NEW YORK ENDS   AGREE ON AGENDA FOR MOSCOW GATHERING WHICH WILL OPEN MARCH 10.

Peace-Making Sessions Are Coiechalial by  Four -Power Ministers   Routine Points Are Cleared Up and Members Agree Experience Will Aid in Writing German Treaty

BIG-4 PEACE TALKS ENDED   Clear Up Final Points On Satellite Pacts; Set German Agenda

SCHOOL AID BILL HITS © A SNARL *  Measure Stalled  ‘Last Night; Laid Over for a Day.

AID TO SCHOOLS HITS NEW SNAG   MAY SE RESTRICTED TO INCREASE SALARIES

Petiot Trial Gets Lively   Woman Testifies To Disappearance Of Her Jewish Husband

Stalemate Blocks AEP Settlement  Strike Not Imminent, Spokesman Says

NO STRIKE IN APPALACHIAN'S WAGE DISPUTE   Conference Fails, But Union Delays Taking Walkout Action

Truman Call  For World Conference   President Urges U. N. to Summon New Meeting For Discussion of Means To Conserve Resources

PRESIDENT URGES UNITED NATIONS TO GALL SESSION   Suggests Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy for Place on Acende

Resources Of  World Studied   President Asks For UN Conference On Natural Wealth

TRUMAN CALLS FOR STUDY OF ATOM ENERGY    gies Scientific Con ference Urged Under UNO Auspices

Truman Asks Worldwide Conservation   Science Commission Would Plan on Saving All Resources

URGES MEET   President Asks U. N. to Call Atomic Energy Session.

Truman Calls for UN Global Resource Study   Will Include Fossible Peacetime Use of Atomic Energy—Conservation  Bh te Biaete eek Boke

Count What's Left Truman Urges UN Scientific Study Of Global Resources

Truman Urges Global Study of Resources   Asks United Nations to Arrange a World Sclentific Conference

TRUMAN URGES WORLD PARLEY   Wants Conference Called To Discuss: Global Resources And Possible Peaceful Uses Of Atomic  Fnerev.

GLOBAL RESOURC CONSERVATION IS SOUGHT BY TRUMAN      Calls Upen U, N. to Summon Conference of World Scientists to Tackle Tob

America Readies Strong Appeal On Refugee Program   Other Nations Onpvose Move

Truman for World Scientific Congress   Calls on U. N. for Conference on Conservation Of Global Resources

Wants Conservation oa Natural Resources ‘Ve Kliminate Fears of! Shortages That Lead t« Wee.

Truman Urges Scientific Confab  Asks U.N. To Calf World Conference

PRESIDENT ASKS CONFERENCE ON GLOBAL ISSUES   Study of Atomic Energy for Peacetime Uses Stressed By Truman

Truman Asks World Atomic  Energy Study   Calls On UN To Summon Scientific Meeting To Confer On Source Of Global Power

Requests UNTo Call Parley On Scientific Data   Truman Wants Council To Convene Conference On . Resources: Conserva+ tion, Utilization

Wants Conservation of Natural Resources To Eliminate Fears _ of Shortages That Lead to War.

URGES STUDY OF RESOURCES   President Presents Proposed Program To United Nations

Truman Asks Worldwide Conservation  cience Commission   Science Commission Would Plan on Saving All Resources

GYPSY “PRINCESS” ~-SQUGHT IN. THEFT   Vanished With “King” and Tribal Jewels

CIRLS ARE IN CUSTODY   May He Twe Whe Laughed as Yeath Rebbed a Restaurant

—AVIATION HISTORY. WRITTEN—  New Air Race Records Are Chalked In Books

New Marks Set at Air Races   518.8 Miles an Hour by Jet Cratt Is Top Feature

New Records Established At Air Races   Fastest Competitive Flying In History

Connally Talks About Trieste   U. S. Senator Demand: Full Agreement On  Settlement

Molotov Reiects Byrnes Stand on Polish Border; Says Line Is Established

Reorganization Of Jap Cabinet Is Completed   New Men Replace Six Removed by MacArthur Order

MeNARNEY MAKES' PLEA YO DEMONSTRATING TROOP!   Reworking Of Jap Cabinet Completed

Havana's Mystery Uprising Continues   Gunmen Fire on Camp Columbia, Police Are Alerted

City's Request Made To U. 5. Aviation Board  Oral Arguments Fo Service Are Offered Ry Ctaala- Airliinac

CHANPION-NILES NUPTIALS OCT. 12      Popular Cherokee Couple Wed At Home  Ceremony

Warsaw Injects New Stormy Issue Into Confab Preparing to Deal With Reopened Russ-lran Question

What May Be Expected at Bikini Told   No Devastating Reactions Expected Savs Reur Admiral

24 Rescued’ After Ship Spilts   19 Reported Lost in Atlantic Storm

Argentina And Russia Establish Diplomatic Ties  First Time Since ee ew i

29 Year Rift Is Healed   Russia Resumes Diplomatic Relations: With  Argentina; Power Politics Hinted As Reason

ARGENTINA, REDS TERMINATE OLD RELATIONS RIFT   Peron Announces New Diplomatic Accord with Soviet Government

Russia Renews Relation   Argentina Taken Back In Fold Left In Year 1917

Argentina And Russia End Rift   Announcement Made That Diplomatic Relations Reestablished

Russia, Argentina Patch Relations   Complete Diplomatic, Consular, and Trade Relations Established

Argentina And Russia Resume Relations Now   DIPLOMATIC BREAK OF 1917 AT LAST IS MENDED

Russie and Argentina ‘End Diplomatic Rift   Relations Are Resumed After 29 Years—Exchange Of Ambassadors Will Take  Bleece tn the “Near Future”

Russia, Argentina Establish Diplomatic Relations; First Time Since Reign Of Crars      Moscow Broadcast Says Ambassadors Will Be Exchanged In The Near Future

USSR, Argentina Resume Relations Severed in 1917  _ Extensive Trading:

Argentina, Reds Begin Diplomatic Relations Again   Relationship Severed After Overthrow of Czarist Regime In 1917

Russia, Argentina Renew Diplomati Relations Again   Link Between Countries Severed in 1917; Big Trade Boom Seen in Future

REDS RENEW TES WITH ARGENTINA   Re-establish Diplomatic Relations Which Were Severed in 1917 After Overthrow of Czarist Regime.

Reds, Argentine Patch Old Feud   Relations Resumed After 29 Year Lapse

Relations Reestablished Between Russia, Argentina 29-Year-Old Diplomatic Rift Ended   STRANGE BED-FELLOWS IN INTERNATIONAL POLITICS

RUSSIA AND ARGENTINA ARE SPEAKING AGAIN   Friendly Move First Since Reign of Czars

U.N. Leaders Cool  Toward Turnabout   Split Still Likely Among ‘Big Three’ Over Issues To Be Renewed Today

Iranians ASK Thaf Issue Be Dropped Today   Bitter Debate Seen. For Today’s Meeting

Iran Case Stays On UN Agends   lran Withdraws  Charges Agoinst Soviets But Fails To Alter Issue

“MOST NATIONS NOT DISPOSE! TO TAKE CASE OFF AGENDA‘: BEFORE REDS WITHDRAW TROG

Move Threatens Big Three Split At Today's Meet   Council Is Determined to  Keep Charges on Agenda ! Until May Sixth

UN COUNCIL T0 KEEP CHARGE ON AGENDA   Until Russian Troops Leave

BITTER DEBATE FORECAST FOR MEETING TODAY   Council. Members Are Determined to Keep Iran on Agenda

U. 8, BRITAIN 10 DEMAND CASE BE KEPT ON AGENDA   fran‘s Move to Withdraw Charge Not likely te Shut OFF Mebain

IRAN, SPANISH ISSUES FACE UN AT. CONFERENCE   Withdrawal of Charge Expected To Start Rattle

NMU President Directs Strike From Detroit   Union Leaders Say All Tankers Will ‘‘Be Off Lakes’’ In Ten Days   MOTOR COMPANIES FEEL SUPPLY PINCH

UNION SEEKING TO TIE UP ALL LAKE SHIPPING   Conciliator’s Efforts Futile Carriers Report Only Few Vessels Docked

Auto Turns Up As Hot Clue In KidnapingCase   Paper: Similar to Snzanne Degnan Ranson Note : ‘Fouad In Chicago Garave

QUIZ COUPLE IN DEGNAN-SLAYING   Police Examine Car  - With Blood Stains

Nearly 4 Billion Asked by Navy   _Budget Provides for “600,000 Enlisted Men

Higgins Holds sg ‘Ground On Peron Note   A ‘Disgrace,’ He Says To Publish Letter Asking Braden’s Removal

‘Hearing Involves This iWinter’s Gas Supply   Into Final Stages Today— Shortage of 30 Million Cubic Feet Daily Seen

CONGRESSMAN SNYDER DIES   68-Year Old Member From Pennsylvania Found  Dead in Hotel

Rep. J. Buell Snyder Dies Suddenly In His Hofel Room af Pittsburgh

‘We. Beat Tractors Anyway Amish Refuse to Replace  Horses for Farm Work

Patterson in Bid To Stilt G.I. Clamor   Promises 400,000 from Pacific by May; Ban On Marine Protest.

Patterson Seeks To Calm _ Demobilization Demands   Reveals Plan To Relieve Half of Men in Pacifi Area Within Four Months

SEGRE TARY OF 4 SEEKING. {i call SOLDIERS DEMAND   3.000 In Hawaii Are Asking for Clear Foreign Policy.   MARINES BAN MASS MEETINGS   Eisenhower May Be Called Before Congress Next Week.

400,000 Pacific Veterans Slated To Return Home   No Replacements Wil Be Sent For These, Patterson Reveals

Halt Of Force Now In Pacific Will Come Home   Patterson Promises Faster Discharges

400,000 MORE TROOPS ARE COMING HOME   Patterson’ Says — They Will Be Back From Pacific by May

400,000 TO BE BROUGHT HOME BEFORE MAY 1   Patterson Seeks To Ease Demands of Homesick Soldiers

400,000 Men to Leave Pacific   3,000 Hawaii Gis Ask ‘Clear Foreign Policy’

400,000 Men In Pacific Will Be Home By May 1   Clear Foreign Policy, Speedier Discharges Demanded By GI's

DEMOCRATS CONTINUE CONTROL OF ASSEMBLY   Hold 18-11 Working Majority In Senate And 86 To 37 Edge In House Of Delexates

Congress Roundup... .  Atom Control, The Draft And OPA Crowd Back Into The Legislative Picture

Atomic Control, Draft And OPA Before Congress   Senate, House Turn To Knotty Problems After Labor Debate

ATOMIC ENERGY, DRAFT STUDIED   OPA Also Comes Back Into Crowded Legisiative Picture

Congress Turns to Extension of OPA, Draft, Atomic Energy Control Bills

Congress Turns To OPA Legislation And Draft Measure  Atomie Energy Controls  en m Rae Actinn Cin

U.S. Responsibility To World Is Cited by Speaker  Montana Banking Mer Hear Experts At Dinner Meeting

U.S. Responsibility To World Is Cited by Speaker   Montana Banking Me!   Montana Banking Mer Hear Experts At Dinner Meeting

BANKER FURNISHES MEAD COMMITTEE WITH DATA LINKING MAY WITH MUNITIONS MAN

Loan fo Garsson Not Repaid, Say Gotham Banker   Solon Also Attempted To Float Funds for Mining Firm, Charge

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Accuses May of “Reneging” on $5.000 Note

Banker Claims May ‘Reneged’ On $5000 Loar   Says Note Was to Aid Garsson Advance; List Numerous Complaints

Six Slav Train Guards — Held. In Connection    With: Bombings In. Trieste

Yugoslav UNRRA Train Guards Are Being Held   Connected With Bomb Explosion?

Allied Police Patrol Trieste After Outbreak   Sunday Pro-Yugoslay Demonstration Quellec  With Gunfire.

TRIESTE VIOLENCE  QUELLED AS MOBS ARE UNDER FIRE   J. S. Armed Forces:Patrol City Streets; Seven Americans  Are Injured

Armed MPs On Patrol  In Trieste   Train Guards Are Picked Up By U. S. Soldiers; Seven Americans Hurt In Slav Riots

Armed Yanks  Guard Streets City Off Limits to All Allied Personnel

Business Section Alleys To Be Given DDT Treatment  _ Precaution Against  Disease Will Be :

Business Section Alleys To Be Given DDT Treatment   Precaution Against Disease Will Be Taken This Week

‘Three Notes Discovered in Heirens’ Cell.   Crime Details -Bared; Forgiveness Aglread of Parents

ary: NOTE 1S REVEALED   ONE NOTE FOUND IN CELL TELLS DETAILS OF CRIMES —FEAR SUICIDE ATTEMPT -

SEARCH GOES ON FOR  SOFT-SPOKEN BANDIT  OF MOUNT CALM BANK ROBBER LAST SEEN IN  CAR HEADED FOR WACO, CORSICANA HIGHWAYS

Weapons ToBe Standardized   [Britain And United States  Agree On Size And‘ Pattern .

British, American Military Chiefs A gree to Standardize All Weapons

U.S. Backs Red Disarmament Plan   t anda d  and Sen Air Waaneu * 6! A W Nn S

U5, AND BRITAIN WILL STANDARDIZE WEAPONS OF WAR   Fixed American Sizes and Patterns to Be Used By Land, Sea and Air Forces.   ADVANTAGES TO BOTH COUNTRIES IS SEEN   London Spokesman Says Agreement Does Not Imply Military Alliance Between Two Nations.

US., British Arms To Be Standard  Agree In A To ix To U. S. Patterns

TO STANDARDIZE ALL EQUIPMENT   U. §. And British Empire To Use Same Weapons And Munitions ~

Britain, U.S. To Use Same Standards   Agreement Is Not Military Alliance, Army Source Says

BULGARIAN TREATY 15 AMENDED   Shears Bulgaria Of Frontier + Fortifications

Bulgar-Greek Border to Be Demilitarized   Australian Sharply Assails Big Four for ‘Agreeing Among Themselves’ On Colonies

Vote Shears Bulgar Front Of All Forts   Greek Amendment Adopted at Paris By Military Group

Fight Over Move Lost By Slav Bloc   Bulgeria’s Frontier With Greeca Demilifarized By Action

Defortification Of Bulgaria’s Frontier Voted   Peace Parley’s Military Commission Acts To Pro: tect Greece.

To Defortify Slav Border’  In Europe   Bulgaria's 180-Mile Frontier With Greece To Be Demilitarized

Peace Parley Grou Votes to Defortify Bulgarian Borders   Big Four Ministers Take Up Big Problem OF Italy’s Colonies

Hodgson Scores Allied Ministers   Big Four Meet, Seek To Weed Out Treaty Amendments, Speed Finish

Amendment Is Passed at Peace Meet   Vote to Defortify S. E. Border of Slav Europe; Vote is  11 to Seven

Bulgaria Loses In Paris Vote   Commission Would  Defortify Border

To Defortif; Bulgarian Frontier   Peace Commission Adopts Greek Suggestion; Big Four In Session Today

Vote To Forbid Fortifications Along Frontier   Peace Conferees Approve Removing Bulgarian Bor: dev Fortifieatiangs.

Peace Conferees Vote To Adopt Greek Amendment To Treaty ....  Bulgarian Border Defortificd

Slay Bloc Is Defeated on Balkan Issue   Peace Conference Unit Votes Against Forts On Bulgar Border.

COUNCIL VOTES TO DEFORTIFY SLAV BORDER   Paris Move Would Sheat Bulgaria Of Frontier Stronaholds

PARLEY VOTES TO DEFORTIFY SLAY BORDER   Greek Amendment to Bul: garian Treaty Would Shear Frontier Fortifications   ITALIAN ISSUE IS uP’

Big Four Will Plan To Speed Peace Treaties   Bulgarian Action Taken To Assure Safety To Greece

Slav Border To Be Free,  Vote Reveals   Paris Conference Votes 11 to 7 To Eliminate Forts on Border Invaded 3 Times Since 1912.

Bulgaria to Lose Fortifications on Southern Border   Adoption of Greek Proposal By 11-t0-7 Vote Dashes Slavic Dream of Outlet On Mediterranean: 180-Mile Frontier

Will Defortify 180-Mile Border   Parley Votes To Shear Bulgaria Of. Frontier Forst

Peace Parley Votes To Demilitarize Slav Frontier. Hodgson Assails Big 4 Leaders

Vote To Defortify Slav Border   Only:Slav And Brazilian Delegates QGupese Movement

BULGARIA WILL GIVE UP GREAT BORDER FORCE   Frontier Fortifications that Face Greece Removed by Big Four Vote

Amendment  To Bulgarian Treaty Voted   Action Would Defortify Southeastern Slav Border

Vote Is 11 to 7—It Will Demilitarize Bulgaria’s 180-Mile Frontier to the Same Extent as That of Italy.

Military Commission Cuts Bulgars’ Spurs   Guns Along Grecian Border Would Be Spiked—Greek Leftists  Battle Government Troons

Defortification Given Approval  Affects S. E. Border Of Slav Europe

Would Defortify Slay  Borders, Neutralize Bulgaria; Big Four Hit

Bulgaria May Be Sheared Of Fortifications   Soviet Delegate Argues Against Yugoslavia

MILITARY RULING IS TO REDUCE FORCE ON BULGARIAN BOUNDAR}  i res   FOREIGN MINISTERS IN MEETING TO DISCUSS ‘DISPUTES ON TREATIES

Council Decides To Defortify Slavic Border   Adopts Amendment To Bulgar Treaty; Area Invaded Three Times Since 1912

BULGAR FRONTIER DEFENSES BANNED IBY PEAGE GROUP   Australian Delegate Fires’ New Blast at Big Four  te 2... OO. COB te

Slav Europe Will Lose Its Defenses   Bulgarian Frontier To Be Stripped Of Fortifications

Deny Bulgaria Defenses on Greek Border   Slavs Lose Battle to Gain an Outlet on Mediterranean

Frontier Of Slavs To Lose Its Forts   Paris Parley Vote: To Defortify It; Greeks Win

Delortify Bulgarian  Border   Vote in Peace Conference to Shear Bulgarian Fortifications

Group Votes To Defortify Slav Borders   Conference Commission im Accord’ on Program To Shear Bulgaria of Frontier Armament

FBI CAPTURES 13 MEMBERS IN RAILROAD GANC   Rock Island Agents Join in Uncovering Men Looting Shipments

Meat Prices, Without OPA, Expected To Rise 15 to 20 Per Cent by Fall

Predicts Retail Meat Prices to Stabilize Soon   Agriculture Department Sees Cost of 15-20 Pct. Above OPA

15-20 Percent Rise in Meat Prices Forecast If OPA Not Re-Established

Price of Meat Due to Settle Down by Fall   Agriculture Office Says Cost Will be Under Rlsaek Market

Bandit Gangs  Spread Terror  Over Poland   Twenty-Five Russian Sol diers Have Been Reported Slain During the Last Month

Russian Soldiers Reported Killed  Victims of Outlawed Bands of Poles?

Yugoslavs Give Point on Trieste   Would Limit Free Port To Immediate City

Slavs Retreat From Adamant Trieste Stand   Accept Free Port Proposal  If Sector Is Limited To tee = Rantieehec

Yugoslavs Give Ground in Bitter Trieste Dispute   Will Agree to Internationalizing  Only City Area

Teachers, Lost  In Woods, Found   Had Wandered Around Mountainside Trying To Find Way Out

SMITH GETS FARM ADVISOR JOB; REPLACED IN VOC. AG. iRY RAY DEASON

GERMAN ELECTION   Province of Greater Hesse Has First Free Election

TOWNSHIP OFFICIALS CHOSEN "IN FIRST GERMAN ELECTIONS   PARTIES INFLUENCED BY CATHOLIC FAITH FAR AHEAD, OF COMMUNIST PARTY

Georgia Lynching "State Affair,” — Justice Department Aitorney Says

RESTRICTION GRBER ON CONSTRUCTION TO STOP ERECTION OF 1 OUT OF 7 BUILDINGS THIS YEAR

‘Stop Order’ May Block 1-/ of Planned Work   Rule Will Eliminate $2,000,000,000 Worth, CPA Head Predicts

New Order Halts One Out of Seven Buildings   Small Says 2 Billions of Non-Essential  Construction Cut Out; CPA Lowers Goal

ITRUMAN FROLICS IN HOME TOWN BEFORE RETURNING TO CAPITAL'S WORK: MESSAGE SET FOR JAN 6

Coffee With Old  Cr ‘onies   Truman Goes to Grocery Store for Sermon and Follows Him to 5&10¢ Store

Pilot’s Mother Sees Tragedy, Dies  Nine.Persons Killed-As Plane Crashes Into School Building

Churchill Asks ‘United Europe’  Closer Association Of Powers Is Urged

Churchill Asks Union  of Europe   Address to Dutch Says Organization Would Bring Peace

Farm Group Gives Report Of Activities   County Advisory Committee Summarizes Achievements and Announces Programs for Future.

Two Islands Disposed of By Ministers   Council, However, Admits Parley is Bogging Down

BlG FOUR PLAN INFORMAL TALKS 10. SPEED WORK   ‘Getting No Place,’ Byrnes Teils Colleagues at Paris Conference   MAJOR ISSUES SNARLED   No Decision Reached Upor Any Primary Question With Week Gone

BIG 4 DISPOSE OF ISLANDS IN ADRIATIC SES   Ministers Adopt New Measures to Speed Conference

Big Four Foreign Ministers Expected To Speed Consideration Of Controversial Issues. De Gasperi Flyine To Paris   BALKANS ISSUE TO FOLLOW ITALY

BIG ISSUES ARE SIDESTEPPED BY ALLIED LEADERS   Disposition Of Two Adriatic Isles Is Settled; No Major Decisions Yet   SPEEDUP PLAN ADOPTED   Executive “Meetings Slated To Hurry Up Work At Paris Conference

PIANOSA TO REMAIN IN HANDS OF ITALY; PELAGOSA wi BE GIVEN TO YUGOSLAMIA  oe

FATE OF ISLANDS DECIDED TODAY   Foreign Ministers Plan to Speed Business at Paris.

Ministers Agree On Disposition o Adriatic Islands   Italy Gets Pianosa Pelagoso Goes To  Yugoslavia

SAN MIGUEL GOT SECOND LARGEST ROAD ALLOTMENT   Santa Fe County Received Tor Expenditure, Highway Commission Reports

MURRAY 10 FIGHT CO RED’ TACTICS   Labor Convention to Open Monday at Atlantic City, N. d.

Murray Will Demand Cooperation For 1947 Wage Drive  Red Tactics In ClO Opposea

Murray to Insist Reds Quit CIO   May Leave Post 1 Communists   May Leave Post t¢ Communists Aren't Squelched By Convention

Bombay Is Quie! Following Riots  British Continue To Patrol Streets

Bombay quiet Monday after week of riots  British soldiers continue patrols

British Force In Control Of All Of Bombay      Weary Police Details Held on Alert Against Further Action

BRING ORDER TO INDIA CITY   British Troops on Alert As Bombay Counts 228 Dead, 1,047 Injured

Weary Indians Repair Bombay, Continue Alert   Seamen Return to Work: Demonstrations Fail  Tn Materialica

PLANE CARRYING 12 REPORTED BURNING  :   Passenger Craft Down in Mountains 25 Miles Southeast of San Diego.

Greatest U. §. Strike Closes Steel Plants   Picker Lines Forming In 30 States Where 750,000 Workers Go Out In Dispute

Stee! Workers Leave Jobs {n United States   GREATEST WALKOUT IN HISTORY STARTED TODAY

GREATEST WALK OUT IN HISTORY OF U. S. BEGINS   Some 1,300 Plants Closed By Gigantic Strike For Higher Wages; Showdown Fight Between Workers And Own Pre

Greatest Strike Started   Entire Nation Is Blanketed By Walkout of CIO

750,000 Men Out: 1300 Plants.In 30 States Close   Pickets Form Lines In Darkness, Freezing Cold At Midnight

Nation’s Greatest Strike Underway; 750,000 Steel Workers Leave Jobs: Texas Pickets Take Up Posts

1,300 PLANTS SHUT DOWN IN 30 STATES   Total of 750,000 Workers Involved in the Greatest Walkout in American History — Effects FarReaching.

Picket Lines Are Set Up   Greatest Strike in U. S. History Has 750,000 Steelworkers Away from Jobs

750,000 Quit Jobs In Fight For Wage Boost; Picket Lines Are Quiet   Greatest Walkout In American History Halts Production Of Vital Products

790,000 Workers, 1,300 Plants are Involved, Picket  Lines are set up

Walkout Is  Greatest in U.S. Annals   Reconversion at Stake; Many Factories May Have To Close.

RECONVERSION PLANS DEALT STIFF BLOW   Picketing Starts Quietly After Strike Deadline   STOPPAGE TO LAST   Until President’s Terms Are Accepted, Chief Of C. . 0. Declares

NATION'S BIG “MILLS CLOSED BY WALKOUT   Wage Boost Reflection Brings Showdown Fight; Picketing Is Quiet

About 1.300 Plants Are Involved in Strike Covering. 30 State: of the Union   CLO. Determined      } Strong Picket Lines Are  Out in Showdown for  Hisher Wages

750,000 STEEL WORKERS BEGIN GRIM WALKOUT   Strike Blankets United States as Pickets Set Lines

STEEL STRIKE BEGAN ACROSS NATION TODAY   Shutdown Biggest In History; Will Affect Industry

Steel Mills Idle   Picketing Begins in  Grim Quiet As 750,000 Workers Walk Out in Nation’s Worst Strike

‘Srim Quietness Marks Strike of 750,000 Workers   Greatest Tieup in U.S. History Begins; 1,30 Steel Plants in 30  . States Shut Down

Shut Down In Thirty States —   Greatest Walkout In American History, And Most Far-Reaching; Begins Quietly

Senate Committee Puts O. K. on House Passed Fiood Control Measure

DEWEY VICTORY STRENGTHENS RID FOR 1948   Other Leading GOP Figures Back in 1948 Picture

A-BOMBS TO DECIDE NEXT WAR   “Military Last Will’ Left to United States By General Yamashita

110,000,000 G0 TO SOVIET POLL   First. General Election ir Russia Since 1937 May Be World’s Laraest

110 Million Go To Polls in  Soviet Election   Every Soviet Citizen 18 Years Old or Older. Including Soldiers Abroad, Is Eligible

SOVIETS VOTE FOR DEPUTIES   Over 100,000,000 Ballots May Be Cast In World’s Largest Election

Soviel Citizens Vote in History's Largest Election   Leadership of Communis Party and Stalin Is Only Issue

Russian People Vote In First General Election Since 1937   Communist Party is Backed in Balloting for Members of Soviet Parliament—Yoting May Have Been Largest in History

Soviet Voters Trek to Polls After 9 Years   Russian Miltions to Baek Stalin and Communists; keewe: “Ballagc

Soviets hold first election in nine years  Total vote may be 110 million

‘Mead “Confident of Victory’ as Republicans Claim Empire State For Dewey by Half-Million Vote:

Dr. Butts Ousted At Ole Miss   Committee Will Nominate New Chancellor; No Charges Made

UN Chiet Asks Newsmen Help  AbolishAllWar   Secretary General Tells Editors lt Is Their Business to Prevent Break In World Peace; Red Reporters Talk

UN, Newspapers Business to Prevent War   Council Official Advises American Editors’ Society

Trygve Lie, Declares Newspaper Editors and His Own Organization Will Have To Take Lead in Preventing War—Says Fascism And Nazism Still Threat to World Harmony.

cae rn ae neta  Newspaper Editors Business to Prevent War, States UN Secy.

NAZIISM IS STILL THREAT TO PEACE, -TRYGVE LE SAYS   U.N. Secretary-General Tells Editors It Is Their Duty to Prevent War in Future.   3 RUSSIANS DISCUSS POLICIES OF STALIN   Declare Soviet Union Wants Strong Army Only for Purpose of Defendine Borders.

Lie Appeals To Press for U.N. Support   Russian Journalists Say Soviet Arms For Defense

JOHN L, LEWIS ~ “HAS OPERATION   HEAD OF MINERS RUSHED TO HOSPITAL FOR EMERGENCY. REMOVAL OF HIS APPENDLX

HONEY PRODUCTION LOW IN PENNA, ThlS YEAR   20 Pounds Per Colony; 100 In Good Year

Policy Leaders  (Of Republicans Meet Next Week   Will Consider Program To Be Followed In National Legislation   TAX REDUCTIONS TO BE CONSIDERED

STRICT LABOR LAW ONE OF FIRST GOALS   Policy Makers to Meet in Washington on Novy. 14

Leaders Plan Early Parley On Program   Economy, Cutting New Deal Agencies High on GOP List’

OUTLAWING OF MASS PICKETS ONE PROPOSAT   . TWENTY PERCENT SLASH IN INCOME TAXES ALSO HIGH ON PROGRAM OF RE-. PUBLICAN LEADERS ”

G. 0. P. LEADERS TO MEET TO OUTLINE ACTION PROGRAM   Tax Reductions To Be One of The Principal Steps   SHARP ECONOMIES   Investigation of Government Laxity To Be High Up On The Program

indict Two in Suear Probe.   Pittsburgh and Erie Men Indicted on Two Counts

Apply Science To Crime; Walkie-Talkie Used By NY Gang of Boys On 117 Jobs

U. S. Ownership of Railroads Proposed By Union's Chief   Federal Operation The Only Cure for Over-Capitalization, Says A. F. Whitney

Union Asks Seizure: Of Railroads   Should Be Taken Over And Operated By U.S As Only Solution to — “Over-Capitalization”

Whitney Urges Congres~ sional Legislation for “Immediate Seizure”

Whitney Asks U.S.to Take Over Railways   Proposal fs Declared Only Method Whereby Workers Can Get Faie Teal

ASKS GOVERNMENT TO TAKE OVER THE RAILROADS   This Was Proposed Today By A. F. Whitney, Head of the Brotherhood.   STRIKE DATE IS MAY 18   A Nationwide Transportation Tieup Is Set For That Date.

2nd Member Of House — Under Probe In May Case   Name Not Revealed; May Subpoenaed By Investigators  Of War Profits —

WAR PROFITS INQUIRY CALLS FOR REP. MAY   SUBPOENA SERVED ON CONGRESSMAN IN ARMS DEALS

Copy Of Check For $2,500 In Profits Probe   Another Congressman May be Linked With War Contractor

Mead Comittee Serves Subpoena on Rep. May, Who Accepts it Without Comment; New Evidence.

Profits Probe Links Second  House Member   Name of Another Representative Enters Munitions Combine Investigation; Serve Subpoena on May

Rumor Mas Jt That Another Congressman Is Due For Investigation In Certain War Contracts

War Committee Reveals Probe Of Second Man   Questions Relations Of Another Congressman In Profits Inquiry

ANOTHER IS ACCUSED IN PROBE   Second Congressman Is Linked Up in Deal with Contractor

Probers Subpena May, Involve  New Lawmaker  Three Other Congressmen Deny Combine Influence

Senate Committee Calls Rep. May To Testify In War Profits Probe ; Shows Signs Of Ignoring Summons

- SAID HOLDING “3DOCUMENTS   Service Merger Plan Demand Dropped  By Truman

May Ordered To Appear In Probe   Solons Study Reports Second Representative Involved In _ War Contract Deals: Others Deny Aiding Midwest Group

Activities of Congressman Investigated   Meanwhile, Rep. May Is Served Subpena by Senate Committee

2nd House . Member Put Under Probe   Committee Anxious To Question May On . Previous Testimony

Congressman Subpoenaed   _War-Profit Probe Implicated Another Member of Body

CONGRESSMAN GIVEN SUBPOENA BY COMMITTEE   Rep. May Will Be Given Chance To Testify In Inquiry

CONNECTE = °0 WAR SCAwvAL   Senate Subpoenaes May In Munitions Probe  Of Garsson Deal

3 DOCUMENTS ARE BASIS OF NEW INQUIRY   State Papers Indicate Assistance Sought Of Converessman

$2,500 REPORTED PAID SOLON’S AID BY A CONTRACTOR   Senate Committee Withholds Name of House Member ‘_ As Undercover Investi- -~ gation Proceeds, ‘   SUBPOENA FORMALLY ~ SERVED ON REP. MAY   Prior to Being Tagged With Summons, Kentuckian Had: Indicated He Would Ienore It.

Letters Link House Member  With War Deals   Senate Probers Serve Subpoena on May in  House Office Building: Others Deny Dealings

Smoke, Flames Hide Fate of Three on Oil Tanker Ignited by Lightning

THREE MISSING IN SHIP BLAST   LIGHTNING IGNITES BIG CARGO OF OIL TANKER

Lightning Fires Oil Tanker   Smoke and Flames Hide Fate of 3 Crewman Feared Trapped Below Deck

lire Traps Three On Oil Tanker   Ship Struck By Lightning At Jacksonville

898 American Airmen  Downed Behind Jap Lines ‘Rescued By Aid Group

RAID JEWISH REFUGEE CAMP   . 5. Military Police Seize 22 As Ringleaders In Huge Black Market

U. S. Military Police Arrest Alleged Black Mart Heads InRaid OnZeilsheim Camp

Jewish Camp Center 0 Biagest Black Market —   Eight Seized As Leaders When U-S. Military Police Raid Displaced Persons Camp At Zeilsheim, Germany: Long Suspected.

en iit heme see  German Black Market Leaders Nabbed in Raid on Jewish Camp

Black Market in Reich is Raided   U. §. Military Police Nab Eight Ringleaders

Raid A Jewish Camp As Black Market Center   American MP’s In Germany Arrest Eight Men As Ringleaders.

BLACK MARKET RING SMASHED   U. S. MP’s Seize Eight Men At Jewish Camp in Germany

Smash German  . Black. Market   Jewish” Camp" Said To Have Been Center of Operations's in U. $. Cecunation Zone

DP-Camp Raid By Army Nets 8 Marketeers   Big Jewish Camp Said Harboring Tlleval Onerators

Military Police  Stage Raid  on Black Market 22 Men Described  as Ringleaders Jailed in Germany

U.S. MP’s Seize Eight In Jewish Camp Raid   Described by Army Officers as German Black Market Canter

U.S. Police Raid Jewish . Black Market   : Eight ‘Men: Said: to Be Leaders of One Of ‘Largest. Black: . Markets in Germany

Big Black Market Exposed in Reich   U.S. Military Police Seize Eight Men Alleged to Be Ringleaders of Operations in Jewish Displaced Persons Camp,

Breaks Up Active Ring In Germany   About 50 Automobiles And Large Amounts Of Currency Of Different Nations Seized By Military Police

US. ARMY AGENTS ARREST EIGHT IN REICH CAMP RAID   Report Residents Leaders of Biggest Block Market  in Germany

Big Black Market Found in Jewish Refugees Camp   Army Seizes Cars, Food, Money, Other Loot in U.S. Zone of Germany

Eight Arrested In Yanks’ Raid Of Jewish Camy   Prisoners Taken’ In Reich Alleged Leaders In *.Black ‘Market Centers

Military Police Nab Eightin Raid on Jewish Displacec Persons Camp; Black Market Operations Alleged

Arrest Eight Men In Camp At Zeilsheim   Confiscate Fifty Automebiles and Quantity Of Forbidden Money In Raid At Dawn   Officials Careful To Avoid Trouble   Reluctant. to Move Again Comp Because of Pow sible Anti-Semitism Comnlainte

Raid-German Black Market   U. §. MPs Arrest Eight Leaders Of Big Black Market In A Displaced  ie: Pe

‘Smash Black ‘Market Ring   U. S. Military Police Find Ringleaders in Jewish D. P. Camp

AMERICAN MP’S STORM GERMAN BLACK MARKET   lewish Displaced Persons Camp Today Yields Arrests, Autos, Thousands In Money.

Attempt to. Break Up Bigges ~ Black Market Operating  Center ‘in Area

Leaders Are Arrested by Army Police   One of Biggest Black Markets in Germany Revealed

Candidates for: Governor and Senator Pracant Views in Brief Talks on Radio 

‘Sk vr ocketing’ oO Prices L ea  If Curb Eased   Men’s $2.50 Shirts Would Go To $4.50, $5.95 Dresses To $25, SaysOPA

OPA Predicts Higher Prices if MAP Ends   Regulation Requires Producers to Make Low-Cost Goods

OPA in Battle for Maximum Price Regulation Lists Increases If Change Made

CONGRESS MAY TERMINATE OPA PRICE PROGRAM   Agency Fears Removal of Curbs Will: Bring Sharp Ad vances

BUTTER UP 11 CENTS; CHEESE, 6 CENTS; SHEER NYLONS: 920 CENTS. RIG RISE IN SHIRTS SEEN

Provided OPA Is Abolished By Congress   Agency Sees $1,250,000,000 Price Increas: Under Frovisions  Of Present Bill.

OPA Warns $2.50 Men Shirts to Cost $4.50, $5.95 Dress, $25, If Price Ceiling Ends

OPA Estimates Low-Priced Men's Shirts Will Go Up $2.50 to $4.50 ‘lf Conaress Abolishes M.A.P.

OPA Declares Sharp Boosts Are Due Soon   Leaders Say That. Average Families ‘Faeo Toauah Time

Clothing May Jump in Price   Altered Pricing Bill Takes Off Restraints

OPA Peers Into Crystal Ball, Sees Skinny Pocketbooks If Controls Wined Off Man

OPA SEES HUGE RISE IN PRICES IF RULE KILLED   “MAP” Regulation Unde Study As Congress Con: siders Abolition

Measure will Kill Maximum Price Rule   See Increase of 40 Cents Per Ton For Soft Coal

DEMOORAT IN TRUMAN ‘PURGE’ WAS. DEFEATED IN MISSOURI   CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS BACKED BY PRESIDENT AND PENDERGAST LIST TO REPUBLICAN

Graham Wins Decisively Fer Congress Seal   Truman's Candidate Loses In Missour!   knox AO Axtell, Whe Received Tru man’s Blessing In Primary, Defeated

DOCTOR STATES AL STILL SICK   Physician Says Capone  Miami Beach, Incapable Of Doing Business

Outs Island Post   Capone Like ‘12-Year-Old’   Return to Gangland Denied by Physician

REPORTS ARE MADE THAT ‘MILLIONS OF GERMANS 'ARE EAGER TO EMIGRATE

FABRICATORS MOVE TO END STEEL TIEUF   Ready to Start Wage Negotiations For Own Plants

Steel Strike ‘Is No Nearer. > Selllement   However. Steel Fubric4_ —.ing . Firms... Move. To. Settle Their Dif ¥. hetaneme «

56 Fabricators Of Steel Seek Strike Peace .   Murray Reports 30 Have Signed Contracts For 1814-Cent Boost

NO BREAK YET IN STEEL TIEUP   Fabricating Firms Move To Settle Their Own Wage Differences

Negroes Say Denial o Vote Incompatible Witi U. S. Demand for Democracy Abroad: Democrats Claim Im. munity From Court Decision. .

as a Negroes Say Denial of Vote Incompatible With U. S..) Demand — for Democracy = Abroad: Democrats Claim) Immunity Krom Court Decision.

Primary Filing Is Slow; Only Week Remains   Roster Of Avowed Candidates Holds No Surprises

Kilgore ‘Solo’ At Polls Seen   Tnterest in State’s Election Runs Low

Chances for OPA Revival At New Low   Conferees Unable to Find Common Ground For Agreement, Says Senator Barkley

OPA Conferees Fail To Find Agreement  Chances ‘Don’t Look So Good,’ arilev Reclarac

Dark Picture Is Painted By Sen. Barkley   Conference Committee Fails To Agree

OUTLOOK DARK, OPA’S REVIVAL DOUBTFUL NOW   Barkley Reports ‘No Common Ground’ Reached by Special Committee Today

SOLONS FAIL TO AGREE ON AN OPA BILL   Barkley Says No Agreement Reached by Conferees on Revival Measure—Another Session to Be Held Today.

Union Claims All Pay Hikes Are Wiped Out  Conference Asked Te Hear Demands Far Waae Rancte

UNION PRESSES CAMPAIGN FOR BUYERS’ STRIKE   Labor Leaders Place Aside Their Walkout Weapon For Present In Bid

Senate Upholds Ban On Meat, Milk Ceilinas   ClO Seeks New Pay Increase; Says Costs Up Greatly

CONFEREES ARE DEADLOCKED ON NEW OPA BILL   Barkley Says Group  Has Found No Common Ground for Agreement

COMMITTEE FINDING NO COMMON GROUND, SEN, BARKLEY SAYS  NO PROGRESS MADE AS CIO CALLS FOR NEW  PARKEEY ON RAISES

PROSPECTS LOW FOR OPA REVIVAL   ClO Asks for Another Boos! in Wages

Prospects To Revive OPA Hit New Low   CIO, Claiming Living Costs Are Higher, Asks Truman To Call Meeting On Wage Increases

ClO Advocates Buyers Strike, Seeks Another Wage Increase   House Conferees Fait In Proposal For Food Ceilings

Says Proposals Too Rough In Form For Action   ‘Doesn't Look So Good,’ Barkley Says; Outlook At New Low As Unions Protest

Barkley Admits eadlock Clouds ‘Chance for OP A   ® a a Senate Conferees Adamant on Lifting Lids From Food Items; C.1.0. Presses Plans for Buvers’ Strike and Round of Wage Boosts

Prospects OPA Revival Hit New Low   CIO Calls National Buyers’ Strike and  New Round of Wage Hikes to Meet Costs

CONFEREES BALK AT PROPOSAL TO LIFT EXEMPTIONS   ClO CALLS FOR A BUYERS’ STRIKE, WAGE INCREASES

OPA's Revival Hopes Sag; ClO Grabs Spotlight   U.S. Consumers Force + smal Price Declines

OPA’s Chances of Revival Are Slim; Group Deadlocked   Barkley Pessimistic or Agency’s Future as Agreement Fails

ClO Calls For Buyer Strike   Demands New Round Of Wage Increases; Action Dims OPA Bill's Chances

UTLOOK DARK ‘t FOR OPA ACTION    Revival Progress All But Stopped in Congress

Union Claims All Pay Hikes Are Wiped Out   _ Conference Asked To Hear Demands’ For Waae Baonoct<

CONFEREES ARE UNWILLING T0 REVERSE SENATE   Move To Revoke Senate Ban On Ceilings For Meat, Etc., Fails; CIO Urges  National Buyers’  Strike.

OPA Revival Prospects Dim; Buyers Striking   Committee Rejects Plan For Ceiling on Edibles; CIO Fights Cost Increases

CHANCES SMALL FOR OPA BILL   Conferees Fail To Find Common Ground, Barkley Says After Conference

Little Hope Seen For Effective Law As C10 Agitates On Waae Increase

Barkley Reports OPA Aci Is Lost   Common Ground  Can’t Be Found By Committee

Glaim-: Prospects. For OPA Revival Reach ‘New: Low   National _ Buyers”. Strike, More. Wage. Increases Are Called For By- CIO

Senate-House-Conferees Can Find ‘No Common Ground’ on Measure, Democratic Leader Says in Report

CONGRESSIONAL _ DONFERENCE * TIED UP   ‘New Round Of Wage Boosts ) Urged By C. . 0.   Rejects House Proposal Tc Revoke Ban On Any Food Ceilings

Conference On OPA Bill  ana Ne it  At Standstill   Barkley Says Conferees Unable to Find Common Ground for Agreement On Price Control

Chances For OPA Revival Appear Slight   Barkley Says Joint Committee Fails To Agreement  On New Measure.

C10 Calls For National Buyers Strike, Big Pay Increases In New Move

REVIVAL OF OPA SEEMS UNLIKELY   C.1.0. Activities May End Chances For Restored Price Controls

Barkley Says Chances For Agreement Don't ‘Look So Good’   No Progress Yet On °¢ ‘compromise   Prospects Hit New Low As ClO Calls For National Buyer Strike

o Agree on  ae Are Unable evival of OPA —   Democratic Leader Barkley Is Pessimistic About Chances of Getting Bill From Conference Committee; Solons Are Making No Progress

Committee Fails To Agree Upon OPA Revival Bill  Chances of Measure  Approved by Senate

“No Common Ground” Found by Senate-House Conference Committee on OPA  Revival Terms.   HINT CPA MAY GET WHAT’S LEFT OF OPA

PROSPECTS ARE DARK; SOLUTION STILL. LACKING   CLO. Calls for New Wage Increases And Buyers’ Strike

Union Asserts Living Costs Up 40 Per Cent   OPA Revival Prospects Hit New Low Today As Senate Conferees Reject House Proposal

Chances of OPA Agreement Do Not Look Good   Committee Finds ‘No Common Ground’

OPA REVIVAL HITS LOW EBB   Senate-House Committee Not Able to Get Together on  Eand Ervamntinnse

OPA Revival  Chances Few   House Proposal to Revoke Ban on Food Ceilings Rejected by Committee

—UrA— Compromise On Prices  Hits Snag  Senate And House Differ On Foods

Price Controls Revival Bill Outlook Is Dim   No Common Base Seen By Barkley For Get-Together

OUTLOOK FOR OPA REVIVAL ITS NEW LOW IN CONGRESS   Spence Sees little. Chance for Restoration of EfCetin fmaatomte

solons Are Unable  To Agree on Revival of OPA    Democratic Leader Barkley Is Pessimistic About Chances of Getting Bill From Conference Committee: Solens Are Making No Progress

Joint Committee Agreement Not Yet In Sight   Barkley Says Conferees Have Found “Nia Common Ground” For Agreement On Bil:

Prospects For Revival of Price Controls Are Low; Buyers’ Strike is Called   CIO Group Calls On Truman To Arrange Labor-Management Meet

Prospects for OPA Revival at New Low   Joint Conference Finds ‘No Sound Ground’ For Agreement, Barkley Admits; Deadlock On Price. Controls on Foods Stalling ‘Action

OPA Outlook Not So Good, Demo Leader  Barkley Says   Joint Conference Can't Find AnyCommon . Ground

CIO Calls For Wage Hikes, Buyers Strike As OPA Hopes Dim   Conferees Deadlocked On Bill; Barkley Declares ‘It Doesn’t Look Good’ For  Compromise Truman Seeking

N.Y. TRANSIT TIEUP HALTED   Strike Threat Averted When Mayor Expresses Favor Of Referendum Vote

TO DEACTIVATE THIRD   ‘Oldest U.S. Infantry Now on Duty ) in Berlin

0, 000 Troops  enew Demands “oReturn Home   seneral Booed Down at Giant Mass fleeting in Manila; G.1.s Call for ‘ongress Probe of Foreign Policy

American Soldiers Renew Demands to Return to U. S.   More Than 20,000 Demonstrate in Giant Mass Meeting in Manila: Boo Down Speech by Their Commander -

Sales of Prize (attle Continue   Swine Ring Brings Spirited Bidding; One-Armed Youth Has Top Borrow

HEAVY BLANKET OF SNOW OVER MUCH OF EAST   Storm Centers In Pennsylvania, Connecticult and Upper New York.

(Tomorrows Headlines Today  COFFEE UP 13 CENTS A POUND AS AIR POSTAGE IS REDUCED TO 5 CENTS

ADMITS FIRING SHOTS AT NEIGHBORS’ AUTO   Car of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kraftcheck, wn,  Bri Struck by 3 bullets H. HOTTENSEN HELD

ADMITS FIRING SHOTS AT NEIGHBORS’ AUTO   Residents of Bridgetown Were Enroute to Work   CAR HIT THREE TIMES

F. B. Ross Seeks A State Office   PS WEEMS WEIS  Emporian to Run For Lt. Governor ---Will Be Opposed

Veterans Want To Place Bonus Issue on Ballot   Group Enters Legislative Scene

VETS TO PRESS BONUS ISSUE   Want Measure Placed Before People In November Elections

IN JAPANESE GITY   Intelligence Head Says May 1 Set As Date by Would-Be Assassins; Man Is Questioned.

Wrecked Cities Being Searched For Members Of Assassin Ring;  *  Yanks Have Leader's Description

UNCOVER PLOT TO ASSASSINATE GEN, MACARTHUR   Was To Have Occurred During Massive May Day Celebration

Assassination Was Scheduled for Wednesday   Some of Gang Caught But Ringleader Remains at Large

PLANNED TO USE COMMUNIST MAY DAY FOR DEED   Little Known Jap Soldier-Policeman Weald Rincleadar

PLAN TO MURDER GENERAL TOLD BY ONE OF PLOTTERS   Young Jap Officer Had Planned Killing for May 1

Assassination Plot For May Day Revealed   Hand Grenades And Pistols Were To Have Been Used: Leader Is Sought .#

Jap Ex-Soldier Being Sought As Ringleader   Plan Told to Assassinate American During Mav Dav Fete

May Day Fete Was To ‘Cover’  Assassination   Ringleader, Former Jap Policeman, Is Identified but Remains at Large

UNCOVER PLOT TO ASSASSINATE GEN. MACARTHUR   LEADER OF MOVE STILL AT LARGE, BUT PLAN SET FOR TOMORROW BELIEVED FRUSTRATED.

OF MAC ARTHUR PLOT REVEALED   Jap Band Planned To Kill Him May 1 With Grenades and Pistols

Young Jap Policeman: Ringleac er                  WAS TO HAVE TAKEN PLAC  ' DURING MAY DAY CELEBRAT TOMORROW; TIPOFF GIVEN. BY FELLOW PLOTTER®:

Alleged Leader : Identified As © Hideo Takayams   Intelligence Officer on : Says Plan Coincided With: Red May Day Celebration:

PLOT 10 MURDER MPARTHUR BAREL   Assassination Set for Reds May Day Fete; Ringleader at Large

U. S. Intelligence fs Seeking Jap M. P. As ‘May-Day Plot Leader   Member Of Overseas Police Force Is Expected To Be Taken Quickly; Close  Guard Maintained Over General. -

Ringleader Set May  For Attempt   Tipoff Comes From Fellow Conspirator; Search Under Way

OFFICIALS HUNT YOUNG JAP WHO LED PLOTTERS   Hand Grenades And Pistols Were To Be Used For Assassination   PRECAUTIONS ARE TAKEN   Largest May Day Celebration Scheduled To Be Held In Jap Capital

Plot fo Kil  MacArthur Discovered   Jap Plans May Day Assassination with Hand Grenades, Gun

Informant Is Poisoned by Jap Cohorts   Arvest Foils Attempt On General’. Life With Gun«. Grenades

REVEALS JAP PLOT TO KILL MACARTHUR   Ringleader Sought After Tip Received From Fellow Plotter

News Day And Night   Tipster Says Japanese Overseas Policeman Planned Attack  “~~ te,      Assassination Set For May Day Fete   Plotters, According To Tip, Planned To Use Grenades And Guns

Call Special Mediator; Dwindling Fuel Supply Nearing Danger Point

Lewis Enters Ceal Parley in Capita   Leads Delegation for Talk With Schwellenbach

TURKEY GETS. ~NEW DEMAND ~ FROM SOVIEI   RUSSIA PRESSING FOR CONFERENCE ON PROPOSAL FOR JOINT CONTROL F' DARD. LES

United States Will Support Turkey In Dispute Over Dardanelles Bases

U.S. To Support Turkey's Stand (n Dardanelles   Will Resist Soviet’s Demand For Joint Control Of Strategic Straits

Inquiries Will Be Spread To Wide Section   G-Men Searching For Evidence Of Feoud In Cases

Lash Of Federal Investigators Stings Some Of Nation’s Biggest War Contractors; May Spread To Overseas Points   G-MEN HUNTING FOR EVIDENCE

War Fraud Probe Heads Around World   Garsson Case Files Stolen Year Ago

Inquiries Will Be Spread To Wide Section  G-Men Searching For Eviden e OF Frand in an.

FBI ENTERS INTO INVESTIGATION   Big War Contractors from Coast to Coast Belng Investigated — Other Inguiries Will Spread ‘to Honolulu, Rome and Parts, 

BIG NAMES CROP.UP IN: WAR PROBES   Higgins Under Investigation; _ Kaiser Mentioned

YOUNG GERMAN WOULD AVENGE HITLER DEATH   - Boasts of Plans. Of His Gang  Of ‘Werewolves’

SPAIN CHARGES INVASION PACT   Radio Madrid Quoted Saying France And Russia In Agreement On Plan

Spain Fears French-Russian Secret Treaty Will Lead To Red Army Drive On Nation

Anti-Franco agreement  is charged  Russian mareh to Spain feared

Spain ‘Reports Fear Of Russian Invasion   Secret Agreement Would Authorize March Through France, Says Radic

Solons Strike At Management   Congressmen Plan Frequent Speeches Defending Labor, Criticizine Bosses.

Some Solons to Attack Industry   One Congressman Said To Have White House Backing

INDUSTRY MAY FEEL CONGRESSIONAL HEAT   New Drive Shaped To Take Pressure From Labor

CONGRESS DRIVE AIM: PUT HEAT ON MANAGEMENT   Plan Reported Having Backing Of White House

Conaress Drives To Apply Heat On Management   Companies Face Modification Of Tax Rebates

Tax Rebates Come Into Picture As One Strike Cure   Backers Claim White House To Give Nod To Some Help For Strikers

TURNING HEAT ON EMPLOYERS   Congress Ready to Launch New Kind of Drive

 New Tack Develops  cana May Put Heat  On Employers In Effort To Ease Strike Troubles

Congress Strives To Put Heat On Management Instead Of Workers, To End Strike Epidemic   Strike Picture Unchanged; Auto Talks To Be Resumec

Conoress Group Would Penalize Industry Heads   White House Support Claimed For Proposa!

Conaress Plans To Pressurize Management   Campaign Inspired By Foes Of Stern Strike Regulation

Report White  Hoiise - Backs Senate Statement - U.S. Stéel Would Have * Netted $20: Million “Under Truman's Pay - Proposals. “May. Seek Tax-Rebate Revision.

Employers On:Griddle   Congressional Friends Of Labor Seek Repeal Of Tax Rebate Laws

Congress to Place Heat on Management   Drive Aimed Against Industry Not Workers In Strike Epidemic

Congress Will Concentrate On Management   -Some’ Lawmakers ~**~ Claim They Have Had Nod From White House

CONGRESS MAY ACT  AGAINST INDUSTRY  IN LABOR FIGHTS PRO-LABOR MEMBERS  ATTACK TAX LAWS; SWIFT MOVE SEEN

CONGRESS TO PUT HEAT ON MANAGEMENT   Drive Sparked By Foes of Proposal For Stern Regulation of Industrial Strife   NEW TACK DEVELOPS

Congress Turns Heat on Capital   Blames Management, Not Labor—Foes of Strike Rules Active

Open War to Put Heat on Management   Move Launched to Prevent Passing of Drastic Labor Laws

Shee ltl. Foster Trial Slated To Open Today With Testimony Hearing

Hutchinson, Guy And Parsons Elected Trustee Officials  New Schools Named In Honor Of O.L. Slaton And Chris Harwell

Ambidextrous President Throws Out First Ball As Baseball Season Opens

Tel Aviv Arms Cache Is Found   Explosion in Laboratory Reveals War Materials

ARMS SEIZED IN PALESTINE   Explosion Starts Searct That Unearths Large Cache of Weapons

Young Mother Slain As Her Son Looks 0   Ohio and West Virginia Authorities Hunt Assailant

THREE KILLED BY TRAIN AT CROSSING   Witnesses Say Driver Ig   Nered Warning Sianal

PRESIDENT TO TAKE VACATION   Expected to Meet Churchill In Florida Waters

Radar Experts fo Seek Way to Fight A-Bombs   Army Marshalling Wizards for Tests in New Mexico

U. S. “Blue Book” Report On Argentine Charges It Not Only Supported Axis in War, But Is Now Proviling Nazis With Base For New War Machine.

U. S. Has Accused Argentina Of Ties With The Nazis .  PERON, ARGENTINE STRONG MAN, HAS ISSUED STATEMENT  Says U. 8. Asst. Secy. Of State Braden Leads Oppo.  ee a. ee

Ciro Thinks It Over, But Decides Motor Boat Won't Do on Tour of the Blue Grotto

Guest Ranch Near Tueson  Brings $30,000   Total Involved In Local Deals For Day Is $87,000

\NAME NEW TEACHER: TWO OTHERS RESIGN   Bristol Twp. School Board Appoints School Nurse As Enumerator  XI TO FNTER I FACIE

BRISTOL TWP. BOARD NAMES NEW TEACHER   Two Other Faculty Members Submit Resignations   APPOINT ENUMERATOR

Communist Rose  To Stand Trial   Parliament Member Ordered To Jail For ° Giving Russia Secrets

LEHMAN MAY TAKE BANK'S PRESIDENCY   Ex-New York Governor May Succeed Eugene Meyer

Farmland’s World's Fair Is Opened   5 Million Dollars Worth of Stock In Chicago Exposition

CHICAGO STOCK SHOW OPENS   Entries From 41. States, : Canada Received

CHICAGO OPENS LIVESTOCK SHOW   Entries © Worth - $5,000,000 Vie for Prizes -

Livestock Show Opens   Chicago Exhibition Resumed After Lapse Of Four War Years

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  By FRANK R. KENT   “Sacred Principle”

WICC Meet At Anson Is  Busy Session   HAMLIN ATTENDANTS LISTEN TO REPORTS AND VOTE ON REFERENDUM PLANKS

NAT’L PRICES — Continued on Page Two) Continued on Page Two  Hughes Reports on Crash As Condition Turns Worse  wre wiht.

HUGHES TOLD HE /MAY NOT LIVE   Millionaire Designer Blames Propellor For Crash Which May End His Life

Democrats Start Drive To Avert Leadership Fight   Rayburn Intends To Refuse Post

HOUSE DEMOCRATS IN DRAFT RAYBURN DRIVE  Seek to Avert Leadership Battle —

“DRAFT RAYBURN” DRIVE STARTED BY HOUSE DEMOCRATS   Urge Texan to Accept Floor Leadership to Preserve  cae Peeper ego

DRAFT RAYBURN DRIVE STARTED   House Democrats Endeavor To Avert Leadership Fight

“Draft Rayburn’ Drive Is Begun   Democrats Seek To Avoid Leadership Fight In House

House Democrats Start Draft Rayburn Move la Effort To Avert Fight Over Floor Leader

SLAYER OFFERS EYES TO BLIND   ‘Alcatraz Murderer, 29, Slatec Te Die, Would Help Wer Veteran

Twenty Companies Fight Stubborn Pittsburgh Fire; $100,000 Estimated Loss

RESPONSIBILITY SHIFTED TO LABOR AND MANAGEMENT   Chairman Eccles of the. Federal Reserve Told This at” Bank Conference.   HE SPOKE IN BOSTON   Indicated An Easing of Federal Reserve Control on Consumer Credit.

British Are To Stick By Present Plan   Three Persons Killed; 7 Wounded At Haifa Yesterday

CRUISER IS ESCORT   No Evidence Of Those Deported From Port Of Haifa

‘House Decision On OPA Means Price ‘Control System Becomes Only Joke

If House Bill Becomes Law It Means the OPA Is Dead— Only Its Name Will Remain

If House OPA Bill Stands, Controls “Become a Joke”   Writer Attempts to Show What Effect Measure Would Have On American Public

College Group _ In Conference Here Saturday   Several Local Peapl: : ' Have Part In * ae ~ Day’ ry Program

College Group  In Conference Here Saturday  Several Local Peopl Have Part In Day’s Program

HOUSE GROUP OPPOSES BOND PAYMENT PLAN   Want Cash For Enlisted Men, Not Bonds   Plan To Be Decided Upon In Conference

GI TERMINAL PAY SUPPORTERS HIT SENATE BOND PLAN   House Advocates of Meas. ure Wage Fight for Pay* ments in Cash

SENATE PLAN FOR G. L TERMINAL PAY OPPOSED BY SUPPORTERS IN HOUSE ©

HOUSE SOLONS FAVOR A CASH TERMINAL PAY   Will Attempt to Restore   Original Provision for   Lump Sum Instead of Senate’s Bond Payment Proposal.

Decry Bonds For Gl Terminal Pay   House Leaders Rap Senate’s New Plan

Terminal Pay In Cash Demanded   ' House Supporters Of Bill  To Oppose Payment Im Banda

House Boisterously Opposes Truman Plan for Bond-Pay  Congressmen Demand   Congressmen Demand Cash Allowances For Army, Navy Men

HOUSE WANTS UAoH FOR GI FURLOUGH PAY   Plans for Bonds Redeemable in 5 Years Gets Loud “No” Answer.

Proposal To Pay G.l.s In Bonds Opposed   House Supporters Would Give Cash To Lump Sums

GIS MAY GET CASH PAYMENTS House Says "No OnProposa Of Furlough Pay With Bonds

Terminal Pay Backers Want Cash for Vets   House Group Opposes Senate Plan to Give Payment in Bonds

BACKERS OF G. LEAVE PAY 10 FIGHT BONDS   House Supporters Want Cash Payment; Conferees Get Bill

‘House Supporters Refuse to Back G.L Bond Measure   Group Would Give Cash ’ to Soldiers, Sailors; Will Fight for Lump Sums

House Opposes a 5-Year Bond Plan For Terminal Pay   Officers Got Cash, And GI's Deserve  Same, Say Critics Of Senate Action

Lump Sum For Gls is Sought   House Protests Plan To Use 5-Year Bonds

House Objects To Bond Plan   Say Vets Should Get Cash Instead of Bonds For Terminal Pay

HOUSE DEBATES Gl PAY BILL   Sharp Criticism Yoiced on Bond Pay-Off

House Boisterously (pposes Truman Plan for Bond-Pay  Congressmen Demand Cash Allowances For Army, Navy Men

House Insists Gls Receive Terminal  Pay In Cash Now   Opposes Senate Provision  for Bonds: Cashable 5 ~ Years Hetice. 

House Supporters Contending . Enlisted. Men Should Get: Eoual Treatment ©" ™-

HOUSE DEMANDS CASH FOR G'S   To Fight Senate Plan For Bond Payment of Terminal Leave Pay

House Furlough Plan Upset By Senate Measure   PAYMENT OF Gr SIN U.S. BONDS REJECTED BY SOLONS

Bond Plan for Gls and Gobs Opposed   Six States Have Enacted Laws to Pay Bonuses to Last War Veterans

PICKETS AT WE PLANT PATROL 1 FEET APART   Quiet Prevails At Pittsburgh Plartt—Deputies On Guard

(Retail Food Prices Have Hit Peak ‘Anderson Tells N. Y. Dairy League

NAMES WILSON TO ATOM BODY   President Appoints 36-YearOld Engineer As General Manager Of U. S. Atomic Energy Commission.

Wilson Named Manager Of Atomic Body   Nomination To Be Presented To The Senate Next Month

Truman Names Atom Manager, Treasury. Aid  * Framingham Man * Executive of Wital Atamir Pade

Hagerstown Jaycees to Be Hosts ee ee OEE  State Junior Chamber Will Meet In 2-Day Convention

Hagerstown Jaycees to Be Hosts  State Junior Chamber Will Meet In 2-Day Convention

WESTERN UNION CO. STRIKE IS AVERTED   Both Sides Approve Board’s Rec ommendation for 1614-Cent Hourly Wage Raise.

League Of Nations Goes Out Of Existence Tonight   Action To Dissolve It Takes Only A Few Minutes; President Hambro Reads Resolution And Each Delegate Affirms It; Work Just Beginning, Say Leaders

MINES OPERATING, MEAT SUP PLY AVAILABLE AND  '. PROGRESS MADE TO WARD WORLD Co-— OPERATION. .  r

Boy, 14 Kills Woman Io Get Murder Thrill   Murder Suicide In Erie; Other Crimes OF Violence Reported

Boy, 14, Confesses Killing Woman      Avid Reader Of “Murder Stories” Admits Slaying For “Thrill Of Killing”

Say Boy, 14, Killed Woman   “Not Mad at’? Woman, Boy Says—Killed For Thrill

HOUSE REPUBLIGAN COMMITTEE ASKS TY] TAX REDUCTION   Study Group Suggests 20 Per Cent Cut in Fed parat laviac

Tanker, Hit By Lightning Is Set Afire  Thrao frawmen Are Micc   Three Crewmen Are Mis: ing; Vessel Was Unloading Gasoline

Bulfale Area Is Hard Hit as State Is Lashed by Gale   Property Damage Heavy As Wind Velocity Reaches 50 to 66 Miles

ORDER ISSUED ON UNIFORMS   OFFICERS REQUIRED TO WEAR Gl UNIFORMS AT FORMA¢ PIONS STARTING JULY 1

RUSS -AMERICAN UNDERSTANDING DECLARED NEED      Plain Talk, Action By U. S. Urged By Delegate

Vandenberg Asserts Russ Accord Vital  Demands U. S. Match Red Vigor Plain Sneech in World Affairs

Money, If Collected After Men Return To Work, Will Go To Medical Fund   Lewis Is Silent On New Strategy   UMW Boss, However, Prepares To Continue Court Fight Tomorrow

Government Agrees toF ines ‘As Lewis Plans Strategy to Resume Court Battle Soon   Money Authorized in Union Agreements With Private Operators and Carried Forward in Contract Which Lewis Claims is Terminated: Go to Medical Fund

OPERATORS GET OFFICIAL OKEH TO EXACT CASH   Penalties to be Taken From Future Pay Checks, Plan

Oregon S. 21 - Washington 12 Holy Cross 13 - Boston Col. 6 Michigan S. 26 -~ Wash. S. 26 Oklahoma 73 - Okla. A&M 12   Will Not Be Collected Until Work Resumed: Lewis Maps New Move

Plans to Fine Strikers Lack Power   Complicated Systerr For Assessment Creates Loopholes

Even if Collected Fines Would Go in Miners’ Own Fund;  Jobu L. Girds for Legal Battle

FINES LEVIED ON MINERS IN COAL STRIKE   OVER 100,000 MADE IDLE AS 400,000 LEAVE PITS

Action To Put Fines On Miners   Strategy Being Mapped By The Counsel For  John L. Lewis

GOVERNMENT IN MOVE TO FINE MINE WORKERS   Big John Maps Strategy for Legal Battle Against Goyernment Monday

Fines Charged Against Miners May Never Be Collected. Lewis Maps New Legal Stratery

No Immediate Settlement of Dispute Seen   UMW Lawyers Prepare For Resumption of Legal Battle Monday

Attorneys Map Fresh Strategy  Lewis’ Hearing To Be Resumed Monday

Lewis Drafts Strategy To Prolong Case  Operators Have Friction Among Themeealvac

U.S. Moves fo Fine Miners For Idleness   Fines to Be Deducted From Pay When Men Return to Work; Money Goes Into Medical Fund

Prospects Wane For Out-of-Court Pact Settlement   Counsel For Lewis Plans Appeal To Circuit Court If Fine Levied

Retroactive Fines Loom  For Miners; Lewis Maps Contempt Trial Defense

Prospects For Settlement Of Strike Vanish   Fines. Will: Not Be Colleeted Untit Minera Return to Work: Maybe Not Even Then   Union Prepares ‘Fresh Strategy:   Plans An Appeal to U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals if They Lose Decision

Union, Leader Plan Appeals Of Decision            Lewis Counsel Intends Ta Go To Cirenit) Court © Ruled Against,

FINES TO BE TAKEN OUT OF CHECKS   $1 to $2 Per Day To Be Assessed for Each Idle Day

Operators Applications To Levy Retroactive Penalties Are Granted   Lewis and UMW Counsel Map New Strategy; Out-of-Court Settlement Prospects Wane

Government Proceeds With Plan for Fines   Strike Idles 100,000 in Other Industrie:

HOPES SENTENCE WILL BE STAYED PENDING DECISION   Defense Maps New Strategy As Number Made Idle by Nation-Wide Strike Reaches 100,000.   ‘ANOTHER 167,000 ARE ON FURLOUGH   Government Relaxes Dimout Order to Permit Iumi-. nation of Indoor Christmas Trees.

Lewis to Appeal If District Court Rules Against Him   Mine Union Chief Maps New Strategy, Unmoved By Threat of Daily Fines for Striking Miners; Southern Mine Owners May Oust Their President

Government Acts To Chalk Up Fines  Against Miners UMW Maps Strategy  ) ver Resumption of anal Babtl. Manda aw

Lewis Maps New Strategy For Battle   Congressmen Back Truman For Finish Fight In Crisis

Mine Owners Get Federal Authority To Fine Strikers   Operators Can Levy $L-S2 a Day; Lewis Lawyers Plan Long Fight; Coal Producers to Meet Monday

Democrats Say President Will Not Resign as Urged By Field and Fulbright

LEADERS MUST MAKE CHOICE IN NEW SETUP   Democratic Suggestions That Truman Resign Gaining Endorsements.

Petrillo Case Dismissed by  Federal Judge Rules That Lea Act Is Unconstitutional

Simpson Won't Enter Run-Off Senate Primary  Declares Sparkman Hill-Folsom Choice

Runner-up Concedes Nomination To U. 8S. Senate Seat a   People Are Tired Of Voting, He Says   Congratulations Are Wired Victor: Cause Not Lost, He Pledges

DROP IN HOG PRICES   Heavy Run in Chicago; Cattle Market in a Gain

FORD C0, PUTS NEW CONTRACT BEFORE UNION   18-Cent Hourly Wage Boost Granted — Deal To ConContinue to May, 1947

Auto Workers Sign Contract With Ford   Agreement Calls For 18 Cents an Hour. Increase. for 103,000

Goes Into Force With Approval Of Local Unions   Workers Gain 18 Cent Hourly Wage Increase Under Terms Of Pact: Include Security Clauses

Effective on Approval of  Union Units   Cost to Manufacturer Is $38,000,000 Year; Clauses Give Concern and Union Seeurity     Expires in 1947

New Contract Is  Signed By Ford   New Contract Includes Clauses Providing Union And Company Security

Ford, Union Sign Contract   Workers Will Receive 18 Cents An Hour Increase In Wages

Ford, ClO Sign New Contract for 18-Cent Increase   Company Officials Believe Agreement Heralds Improved Labor Relationships

London’s Church Ghosts Fail To Show For Curious Crowd After Vicar’s Tale

CONCERTED ACTION IS CALLED FOR   Reduced Bread f Rations Be ue Followed il

PRESIDENT STATES U.S. MUST ASSIS IN FEEDING WORLD   Appeal Made Today In Report Sent To Congress.   SUPPLIES OF WHEAT TO BE RESTRICTED   Cut In Nation’s Use of Grain Is Given Start.

Hunary World Needs Help from America   United Nations Urged to Act to Halt Wide Starvation

Gives Congress Report on hid by UNRRA   Plan Collection Of Canned Food Beginning May 12

TRUMAN CALLS ON U.N, TO ACT IN FOOD CRISIS   United States Goes on Reduced Bread Rations

COUNTRY GOES ON SHORT BREAD RATIONS TODAY      Cut Ordered By Government Tc FRelp Beat Off  Pamine

Hungry World's Needs at Peak, President Says   Bakers Ask Cent Boost as U. S. Trims Bread; Collection Drive Set

Says Help For Europe Necessary   Reports on Operation of U NKR A for Last Three Months

RUSSIANS MOVING NAZI WAR PLANTS TO OWN COUNTRY   Allies Hear 10,000 to 15,000 German Engineers and Specialists Also Will Be  Shipped East.   ONE FACTORY MADE JET FIGHTER PLANES   British Lodge Strong Protest Against Removal of Workers Already Taken , From Berlin.

STEEL-OUTPUT — IS HARD HIT           LOSS WILL 50:  EQUAL ALL STEEL USED IN -—— AUTO INDUSTRY IN _.— 49020

New Cancer Treatment Announced   By-Product of Atomic Research Used for Skin Cases

Southern Senators Defeat Cloture To Limit FEPC Debate   Floor Vote Will Be Necessary To End Eitthueter -

Anti-Filibuster Move Is Foiled   Sen. McKellar Rules Motion For Limiting Debate Out Of Order

Move To Block Filibuster Fails   Motion To Limit Debate Held Out of Order

Gooding Chief of Police Is Grandfather of Quads Born at Kelso: Father Died in Recent Mill Misha

RITISH ASK . §, SUPPORT N PALESTINE   Federation to Avoid Civil War

Clipper Flies Tokyo - Frisco Along *Cirele’   Pan American Surveys New Commercial Route

Orient, U.S. Flight Completed   Make Survey Toward © Regular Route To Chinz

Molotov Insists  Qn Postponement Of U.N. Assembly   Reported Ready To fiapose ‘‘Inairect’’ Boycott ‘f Sept. 23 Date Is Not Changed   EASTERN BLOC IN MOLOTOV HUDDLE

CUT FUNDS OF DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR   Amount Sought by Budget Bureau Reduced Nearly 50°¢

Jury in Stabbing Agrees on Murder   Tucumeari Court Gives Youth Life Sentence

Legislators Threaten To ‘Name Names   Demand Disloyal Employes Fired

HOUSE MEMBERS INSIST ON PURGE OF PRO-RUSSIANS   legislators Resent Byrnes Denial; Threaten to Heme KMermnne’?

Vandenberg Fears Army Reduction   Says Wait Until Peace Pacts Are Assured

Senate Hears Pleas for Draft  Law Extension   Vandenberg Cautions Against Cutting Army Strength Too Low

Slash In Army ‘Is Dangerous, Senator Says   Vandenberg Cautions Against Reduction to Minimum

WARN AGAINST ARMY CUTS IN DRAFT DEBATE   Upward Revision Held Likely by Failure Of Peace Talks

Army Strength Reduction Hit By Vandenbers   Senator Points to Status  Of European Peace Tembiac

Sen. Vandenberg Talks for Draft  - Cautions Against  Cutting Army

DEBATE OPENS ON DRAFT SETUP  Vandenberg Warns U. S. Force: May Reach ‘Dangerous’ Level

Bevin Believes Powers Can Build Peace  Optimistic Over Cooperation Of All Nlatiane

Bevin Optimistic Over Chances For Friendship And Cooperation Among Nations   British Foreign Secretary Says It Is Surest Basis On Which To Build Peace

BEVIN BELIEVES BIG 4 ENTERING FRIENDSHIP ERA   WARNS PEACEMAKING WILL TAKE SEVERAL YEARS OF HARD WORK

Big Powers Building PeaceBase   Bevin Optimistic Ove: Prospects of World Friendship

Asserts First Stage In Establishing Friendly Relations Established

Bevin Hopeful For An Accord Among Powers   Have Entered First Stage For Concord And Harmony He Declares

Bevin Reveals Ais Optimism  Great Powers Have  Chance at Friendship

Bevin Optimistic On Cooperation Between Big 4  Cites Britain as Bridging Gap Betweer

BEVIN SEES UNITY AMONG BIG POWERS   British Foreign Secretary Says He Believes U.S., Britain and Russia Have Entered First Stage of Co-operation.

Bevin Sees A Chance For Peace   Asserts Great Powers Have Taken First. Step Toward Goal; Sets Britain On “Middle Road”

Bevin Says hetls Appreciate Need For World Unity   Foreign Secretary Warns That Peace Will Take “Years”

Bevin Hopefut Of Cooperation   Entered First Stage of Establishing Harmony, He Declares

Big Powers on Road fo Peace, Bevins Asserts   Hails Growing Harmony But Warns Arduous Road Is Still Ahead

[Bevin Is Optimistic Over Growing Harmony But Warns  The Road To Peace Arduous

British Leader Pleased In Talk   Bevin Sees Peace Being Worked In  Favor Powers

Bevin Sees Big Powers In Harmony   Admits U. S. and Russia On Top; Peacemaking to Take Several Years

BEVIN REPORTS CONFIDENCE IN CONCORD AMONG WORLD POWERS   Says Britain Not Tied To Either  Top Power, But Friendly To All

ENC Newsmen End Session   Press Conference Scheduled To Hear Drs. Cooke and Poe Today

Press Group Meets Today   Eastern N. C. Press Association In Session At Greenville

Naval Base Is Hit Hare By Typhoon   Heavy Military Damage Results At Marianas From Storm

Typhoon Whips  Guam   Roaring Gale and High Seas Do Great Damage to Military Installations in Wide Area

Soldier Suffers Broken Back In Storm   Air Fields And Other Installations Said Badly Wrecked

Typhoon Spreads Heavy Damage Through Guam, Three Mariana Iéelands

Typhoon Sweeps Across Guam   Damage Extensive, But No Maior Injuries

INJURY LIST IN TYPHOON IS UNCERTAIN   Army Man Has a Broken Back, but No Marine or Navy Personnel Believed Seriously Hurt in Guam Storm.

NO SERIOUS INJURIES ARE REPORTED YET   Marianas Military Installations Suffer Heavy Damages

Typhoon Sweeps Guam Navy Base   Heavy Damage Caused to Navy Installation; No Deaths Reported

TYPHOON WRECKS U. S. NAVY BASE ON GUAM ISLAND   FORTIFIED MARIANA ISLES DAMAGED; NO CASUALTIES LISTED

Pacific Typhoon Veers Suddenly To Strike Guam   Three Other Islands In Mariana Group Hit---No Lives Lost--Heavy Property Loss

‘Wind Hits Guam With Bad Damage To U.S. Properties   Storm Veers From Course, 4; Strikes Unexpectedly;  Army Man Saffers  Broken- Back

Guam Damzzed  By High Wind   No Serious ‘Injuries. As 160- Mile-Per - Hour Wind -Damaces Military Bases.

Treacherous Typhoon Leaves ‘Heavy Military Damage On Fortified Mariana Islands   No Serious Injuries Among Navy Or Marine Personnel On Island Of Guam

Heavy Damage Reported On Pacific Bases   MILITARY EQUIPMENT IS DAMAGED BY BIG STORM

GUAM WHIPPED BY TYPHOON CAUSING HIGH MATERIAL LOSS   No Personnel] Losses Reported From Storm That Veered From Path

Typhoon Rips Guam, Three Other Islands   First Reports Indicate No One Killed; Military Bases Heavily Damaged

Typhoon Hits Guam, Other Island Groups   Military Bases on Islands  Hard Struck, but No Fatalities Are Reported Immediately.

U. S. NAVAL BASE DAMAGED BY STORM   _ Sheets of Steed Thru Air in Gusts

TYPHOON ROARING ACROSS GUAM DOES MILITARY DAMAGE      Fartifted Mariana Islands are Battered; Huts are Blown Through Air

4 Mariana Isles Ripped By Typhoon   Heavy Military Damage At Guam; Some Injuries,  No Deaths Reported.

Guam Naval and Air Base Damaged ‘By Typhoon: No Report from Saipan

Only One Military — Injury   Guam Naval Hospital Among Buildings Op Island Damaged

Typhoon Strikes  Mariana Islands   U. S. Naval Base at Guam Suffers Heavy Damage to Buildings

A TREACHEROUS TYPHOON HITS BIG U. §. NAVAL BASE   Also Three More Fortified Mariana Islands to the North of Guam.   REPORT HEAVY DAMAGE   Huge Sheets of Corrugated Steel Whipped Through Air Like Leaves.

BIG RESERVE   RESERVE” OFFICERS” ORGANI= ZATION. TO_CONSIDER PLAN= FOR SIX MILLION IN THE FORCE

Somervell Probe Urged in Senate   Mitchell Reviews  Garsson Incuiry

Senator Asks Probe Of Gen. Somervell   Charges Squandering of $300,000,000 of Amer ican Money

AIRLINE TRAVEL BADLY JUMBLED   Thousands Stranded By CAA Order Grounding Constellations

Iniernational Air Traffic Is Thrown Into Turmoil When’ CAA Grounds All Constellation Planes for Thirty-Day Period

EXECUTION OF HOMMA ORDERED   His Atrocities Demand Fullest Penalty Says MacArthur

Homma Guilty Verdict Uphele By MacArthur   Jap General to Die Before Firing Squad For Bataan March: No’ Stripped of Uniform

MacArthur OK’s Execution Of Homina By Firing Squiad   Jap General Had Been Convicted by Military Court in Manila—Homma Convicted on Charges of Ordering Death March

Perpetrator Of March Of Death To Be Executec   MacArthur In Approval Of Verdict Against  Gen. Homma

Maritime Unions Expect 400,000 To Quit Jobs In Nationwide Seamen’s Strike Today; Pacific Workers Already Out

ALLIANCE FIRE IS FATAL 102   Two Women. Child Burned To Death In Apartment: Two Men Hurt

THREE PERISH IN ALLIANCE FIRE   Believes Abandoned Cigaret Starts Blaze

Act To Ground Huge Airliners Permanently   Constellations Called ‘Un-Airworthy as CAA Moves for Full Inquiry

e@ PAUL MALLON—   Underlying Mistake in Recent Errors of Democratic Party

a Fee Pee  I ‘ale rere Mistake i in Recent Errors of Democratic Party

MASS WALKOUT THAT PARA LYZED CITY CALLED OFF BY HEADS OF AFL . UNIONS

Removal of Iran Case FromU.N. Docket Is Urged   View Is that Issue ~ Has Been Settled

Gromyko May Continue His Boycott of All Council Sessions If Iranian Case Is Not Dropped; Full Debate Of Problem Plannec

SOVIETS TRY TC FORCE COUNCIL TO END PROBIN(   More Trouble Face:  ~ United Nations  Terms Of Russian Iranian Oil Dea Scrutinized.

Soviet Boycott New Threat to U.N. Couneil   Moscow Demands Removal of Iranian Case From Docket—Reten tion Termed “‘Illegal”

UN Avain Asked Drop lan   DELICATE AND IMPORTANT ISSUE! .OF FRANCO REGIME IN SPAIN JS: TO CIVE U.N. COUNCIL RIC TEST

New Threats Are Seen From Soviet   Russians May Create Boycott If UN Continues Iran Study

New Boycott Of Council By Russia  Is Hinted   Russia Wants Case Involving Tran  Taken from Agenda Moscow Radi. Gavi

Another Flareup Over Iran   Russia Demands That U.N. Drop Case; New Boycott . Threat Posed ©

Soviet View Is That Case Is Ended in Bi-Lateral Agreement With Iran   Ambassador Refuses Discussion of New Events ,

'U. N. Boycott Threatened IBy Russians   Removal of Iran Question From Council’s Agenda, Slated fer Discussion  Mav 6. Demanded

Demands (ase Be Removed From Council Docket   Tekes Attitude Issue Settled by Agreement Between Iran and Russia

OF IRAN CASE FROM AGENDA   ‘Council Delegates Are - Taken by Surprise By Development

Reds Pose New Threat Of Boycott   U.S.S.R. Demands That Security Council Remove Iranian  Cose from Agenda

Demands !ran Case Be Taken From Council   Issue Settled By Agreement Soviets Assert

—SLUUALILLL UUVUNOULIse Moscow Demands U.N. Drop Iranian Dispute.  Declares Issue Settled By Bi-Lateral   Declares Issue Settled By Bi-Lateral Avcreement Between Irar: And Russia

 Soviets Contend That Issue   Has Been Settled in Bi Lateral Agreement Be ) tween Two.   i  U.N. COUNCIL WILL  CONVENE TUESDAY

Russian Threat Of Boycott over lranian Problem  Contend Matters Settled by Treaty; Envoy Ala Silent

Russia Poses New Threat of Boycott Over Iranian Issue   Demands Security Council Abandon Scrutiny of lran

Gremyke Makes Another Threat   t Council If It Does Not Abenden the  Iranian Discussion   NO COMMENT BY ALA   U. S., Britain Polish = to Bring Up. ish Question

Closing Of Iran Case Demandec   New Threat Of Boycott Of United Nations Council Is Made By Soviet Russia

A “Second Boycott Looming   Russia kemands U.N. Close Books On Iran Dispute

Reds Threaten Council Boycott In New Action   Dispute Is Settled To Satisfaction, Soviet Says

Wants Iranian Case Dropped From Council   Jran Premier Sends Cable To Stalin Expressing Satisfac . Liane   OPPOSITE CHARTER

Requests Iran Case Be Taker from Agenda   Russia Poses New Threat; fran Policy Not Yet Decided

NEW BOYCOTT TREATED AS CLASH GOES ON   Moscow Insists Issue Has Been Settled In View Of Accord With Iran

Reds Demanc U.N. Drop Iran Case  ee ee   Pose New Threat of Boycott to Security Meet

RED BOYCOTT OF UN LOOMS IN IRAN CASE   Russia Demands Council Oro; Matter Completely; Rap May 6 Checkup.

Russia Poses New Crisis For  U.N. Counei   Demands Iranian Case Be Dropped Entirely From Agenda; Threat Pr olong ed Boveote Forpepen

‘Russia Asks Iran ‘Case Be Removed  fF rom U.N. Docket   Says Its Continuance On Agenda is Contrary to Charter and I[llega}.

IRAN PROBLEM STILL CAUSES UNEASINESS   Soviets Insist Case Must Be Taken From Agenda   POLISH CHARGE   Against Spain To Be Made At Security Council Meeting Tuesday

Reds Raise New Threat Of Boycott   Report Lie Is Informed Iranian Issue ‘Must Be Thrown Out.”

Russia Ready To Boycott Again   Says Keeping Iran Case On U. N. Agenda “legal”

GROMYKO SAYS CASE MUST BE DROPPED IN UN   Moscow Takes Direct Hand on Broadcasting Views on Subject

U.S.S.R. May Continue Its Boycott   Latest Moscow Move Takes Members of Council by Surprise

Soviet Insistence That All Iranian Issues Have Bee Settled, And That Council Take Case Off Agenda, Brings Impasse

Threat of Continued Red Boycott of U.N. Arises   Soviets Reported Making New Demands For Removal of Russo-Iranian Case from Council's Agenda; Group Meets Tuesday

New Russian Boycott Looms   Moscow Demands Eranion, Case Token From Dacket

Russ Seek Removal Of Case From Agenda   implied Threat of Contin. ued Soviet U. N. Boycott 2 Seen in Move

‘Demands Iranian \Case Be Removed ‘From Agenda   Declares Issue Has Been Settled In Bi-lateral Soviet-lraniah Agreement

Council Faces New Crisis In lran Scrutiny   Soviet Contends Its Pact Ends Problem; Poland Hits Franco

Russia Demands UN Council Drop tran  Appeal From Docket   Reds Pose New Threat of Boycott of Meetings in New York City

Demand Removal Of Tranian Case From UN Agenda   New Red Boycott  Threat Posed As Direct. Stand _Js Taken By -Moscow

Russ Warn U.N  ler in Lari  On Idi iSSue   New Boycott Threat Seen in Moscow Notes Decloring Case Closed by Oil Treaty; Action Upsets Program Plans

Threatens New Soviet Boycott Of U.N. Council   Russia Demands Removal Of Iranian Case From  The Docket.

U. N. MUST DROP IRAN CASE FROM DOCKET: GROMYKO   HOLDS ISSUE HAS BEEN SETTLED IN BI-LATERAL PACT

Harsel Rohr Commits Suicide With Revolver Tuesday Mornin,   ILL HEALTH CAUSED HIM TO SHOOT. SELF EARLY TUESDAY

GREECE SUBMITS CLAIMS   Atks for Bulgarian and Albanian Territory

Russia Assails U. S. Position: In Iran Dispute   Gromyko Renews: His Demand That Security Council Drop the Case

RUSSIAN LASHES OUT AT NATIONS IN FIRM STAND   Gromyko Scores U. S. for Insisting on Keepirg Iranian Case on Agenda

CAMP RITCHIE JURISDICTION BEING SOUGHT   Gevernor Weald Use Pari Of Muitary Reservation _ Fer State Hospital   NATIONAL GUARDSMEN TO USE FACILITIES

Ritchie May Become Slate Hospital: Sife      O'Conor Reveals Efforts to Return Camp to State Rule

RAIL EMBARGO AGAINST F&GD NEAR REALITY      AFL Vote To Give Leader: Discretionary Right In Beer War

The Washington Scene as viewed by   7 8 86=686¢f.—Clo*# te. OL. ee

ON SETUP OF DUFF CABINET   * Speculation Over Makeup of Governor - Elect's Official Family Holds Snoethiaht   TOP POST FOR BELL

Speculate on Duff Cabinet   Few Changes Seen In Top Posts in General Assembly

Duff Cabmet Now Topic In State Politics After Sweeping G.O.P. Victory

County Court Names Judges Por Election   County- Wide Set-Up For Tuesday November 5

Name Judges For Primary Election Aug. (   Court Picks Three From Six Names Offered by Parties

Capitol Hill’s Lawmakers Denounce John Lewis’ Leadership Of 36-Day National Walkout

Law to Ban Basic Industrial Strikes to Be Considered   Angry House and Senate About Ready to Crack: Down. on Labor.

Lucas Makes Demand In Capital Today as Coal Steppage Centinues In Nation; Meetings Held.   COMMITTEES PLAN NEW DISCUSSIONS

Congress Denounces  Mine Chief   Senater Lucas Urges Senators 10 Agi an  Ending Coal Walkout

Prosecution Asked for Coa Strike Leaders   Year's Effect Forecast

Lucas Asks Prosecution of Mine Chief   Senator Demands Use of Law on Strikers Endangering Health

TALK BILL TO BAN ROYALTIES LIMIT STRIKES   Term Stoppage A Disaster

Congress Roars Denunciation Of UMW Chief   Senator Urges Sidetrack of bills To Settle Strike

Congressional Tempers Mount As Coal Strike Enters 6th Week: Intervention Likely   By HAROLD W. WARD

HOUSE ECHOES REQUESTS FOR HALTING STRIKE   New Government Settlement Moves May Come In 36-Day-old Walkout

ASSERTS MINE CHIEF PERILS HEALTH OF U.S.   Congress Roars Anger At Prolonged Soft Coal Strike

Coal Strike Grows Into A ‘Disaster’   Thousands of Workers Laid Off—-Wartime ‘‘Brown- . out’’ Regulations

Claims He Is Not in Favor of Outlawing Clean Politics Law He Sponsored

Treton Couple —  Wed April 30  ~ Gertrude VanPutten ~ Cornelius: Schipper

Ireton Couple Wed April 30  Gertrude VanPutter Cornelius Schinver

General Ike Gels His Chef Back   Sergeant Studies Up On Private Recipes Gathered While With Him Before

Allege Jews Were Tortured   Official of Jewish Agency Receives Reports, He Declares

Holy Land Crisis _ Mounts. .   Jews Accuse British Of Tortures, Threaten Civil Disobedience; Huge Arms Cache

Palestine Crisis Becoming Graver.   ‘Said Worse Than Paint ““ed;., Jewish Refugees ~ Reported Beaten, Homes. and. Fields -_Destroved.”

Assail Cruelty  In Palestine   Jewish Agency Executive Reveals Acts Of Torture At Haifa. ;

Official Charges Jews Tortured In Palestine Camp  Others Were Beaten, Locker Asserts; Situation le Bad

Palestine Crisis Becoming Graver,  ‘Agency Declares   Said Worse Than Paint. ed; Jewish Kefugees Reported Beaten, Hiomes and Fields Destroyed.

Jewish Torture Alleged   Buchenwald Victims Beaten In Holy Land Camp, Locker Reports

CAMPS IN PALESTINE REPORTED SCENES OF BRUTAL OCCURRENCES  SITUATION GRAVER THAN TOLD BY BRITISH, SAYS SPOKESMAN IN LONDON

0.P.A. BOOSTS PRICE OF BREAD ONE CENT   Increase Effective at Once Except on Rye Loaves

Bread Price Is Increaset   Boost Of One Cent Per Pound On All Bread Except Rye Authorized

OPAANNOUNCES PRIGE BOOST FOR BREAD AND ROLL!   Move Designed to- Increase ' Supply for Nation's . Cantumers

OPA BOOSTS PRICE OF BREAD AND ROLLS   Yncrease Price Designed To Increase Production

U_N. Accepts Rockefeller Site In New York City  General Assembly Approval Expected For Skyscraper Quarters

WILL ACCEPT ROCKEFELLER GIFT FOR SITE   Committee Decision Sub. ject to Approval of Entire Assembly Later   ENDS LENGTHY DEBATE

U.N. Group to Accept Offer   Committee To Empower Lie To Accept Rockefeller Offer

UN Has Decided To Locate in New York City  Rockefeller’s Gift Is Accepted by Special Committee

MORE CLOTHING FOR AMERICAN CONSUMER   Increased Supplies Of Meat, Butter Also Promised

See Bigger Supply of Meat, Butter   Bowles Believes More Food Coming After July Ist

Unions Delay Return to Jobs   Westinghouse Strike Conferences Recess Over Weekend: Local G-M Rows Continue

WESTINGHOUSE STRIKE LARGEST YET UNSETTLED   : Some. GM. Locals” -May- Delay: End: of -GM Shutdown *~

Westinghouse Row Negotiation: Run Into Snag   General Motors Local Tssues May Cause Delay In Settlement

Western Electric Strike Settlement Efforts Hit Snas   Possibility Seen That General Motors Dispute May Be Prolonged

Peace Efforts In Westinghouse Strike Delayed   Negotiations Halted Until Tuesday After Tolks ‘Get Nowhere’

Negotiations to Settle Westinghouse Strike Hit Snag, Are Recessed

Local Unions To Vote on GM Paci   Prolonged Strike at Some Plants Hinted

NATIONAL LABOR — PICTURE   Westinghouse Electric Strike Hits Snag; GM Dispute Prolonged

Temperatures to Drop To a Seasonal Low   Mercury to Stay Around 5 to 15 Degree Mark in Stote---Sundav Coaotd Claud,

State Valuations To Show lucrease  Of 12 Millions   Bernalillo First With Eddy, Lea Counties Not Far Behind

Russians Pay Up Their Dues In World Body   Council Hopes To Have Full Slate Shortly

Equipment Is Massed In Tabriz   U.S. Embassy Spokesman Reports No Actual Movement Yet.

UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS’ GROUP REVIEWS PROCEEDINGS LEADING TO “CENSURE” OF TEXAS SCHOOL

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All in The Various Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

BUCKS GROUNDHOES ~—AREGASSED TO DEATH   Co. Agent Says Cyano Gas Eliminates Rural Menace   SUFFOCATED IN HOLES

PRAYS IN HIS CELL .      Doesn’t Ask  Forgiveness; Says He Was Morally Right .

Publicity seems to be chief  headache of preacher father who poisoned daughter in ’34

Conduct of Troops Laudec By MacArthur   Conduct of Soldiers in Japan Declared To Be ‘Exemplary’

Conduct of U.S. Troops in Japan  Wins Approval   Mae Arthur Says Their Presence May Prove Decisive Factor in Shaping Jap’s Future

MacArthur Has Praise For Troops   Conduct of Soldiers in Japan Exemplary, He Says

Senate Begins Bilbo Inquiry   Negro Swears to Flogging At Camnpaion Probe:

Bilbo Hearing Gels Underway   Negro Veteran Tells of Beating in. Missis- $ippt

NEGRO TESTIFIES AT BILBO INQUIRY HE WAS FLOGGED   Declares White Men Beat Him After He Tried Unsuccess_ fully to Vote in Mississippi.   OTHER BLACKS TAKE STAND AGAINST SOLON   Tell Investigators Many Were Frightened Away From Polis by Senator’s  Speeches.

BILBO PROBER‘ HEAR BEATIN TOLD BY NEGRC   Senate Investigators Pr Into Mississippi Primary Tactics

PROBE DEATHS.  OF FRAULEINS      THREE MORE ADDED TO LIST OF THOSE SLAIN OR WHO TOOK OWN

DEMAND TRIAL OF ATOM SPIES   ‘Canadian Lawyers Impatient At Government  Secrecy

Foreign Policy Clash Predicted   Truman Dashes Cold Water on Proposal By GOP Senator

Another School Bus In Accident   Many Killed. And Number Of Children Hurt In Morning Crash.

Man Dies, Children Hurt in Accident   Bus Mishap Second in Two Days in Same Area

YUGOSLAVS PUT MUZZLE ON USIS IN BELGRADE   United States Asked To Close Reading Room In Capital, Stop News Service

YUGOSLAYS MAKE PROTESTS TOUS   Closing of Reading Room in Belgrade Sought By Officials,

SEEK TO CLOSE READING ROOM HN BELGRADE   Yugoslavia Requests U. 8, Enc All Activities Of Tete.

U.S. Asked To Close Belgrade Reading Room   YUGOSLAVIA OBJECTING TO AMERICAN BOOKS

ASKED TO CLOSE READING ROOM      Yugoslavia Asks U. S. to Close American Reading Room in Belgraile — Charges Distribution. of “Ant-Yugoslav Propaganda."

U. §. Asked to Close Belarade Reading Room   Yugoslavia Claims Hostile Articles Are Distributed

Slavs Charge Act Of Unfriendliness   U. S. Embassy Gets Note to Close USIS Activitics in Belgrade.

Yugoslavia Cuts Off U.S. News   Information Service Charged With Inciting “High Treason”

Charge U.S. Circulating Anti-Yugoslay Propaganda in Belgrade, incites Treason

OKLAHOMA ROAD PLANS HALTED   PRA Action Places, Highway Commission in the Dark; 13 Jobs Rejected

§.H. 13 Work Tied Up In PRA Refusal   Among 13 Prejects Held Up on Grounds Contractors’ Prices Too High

FIND BODIES OF 3 CHILDREN   Are Recovered from River Almost Within Sicht of Their Home

BODIES OF THREE LOST CHILDREN FOUND IN RIVER   Victims Vanished  Aftes leaving Farm Home to Mest Sien-father

Green Haven Soldiers  _.Also Aided Hunt for Children Who Went to Look for Step-Father  Tr .,.. 48 rey a      Three, Two Boys, Girl Were 12, 10, 9 Years  of Age

River Yields Juvenile Trio   Searchers Recover Bodies of Children

‘DIS PPEARED* “TUESDAY =River: Yields Bodies ae Of 3 Missing Children

Montana Officers to Attend Meet  Butte Man to Make Useah?  a ie ci

Montana Officers to Attend Meet  Butte Man to Make Washington Trip

Dare-Devil Flier Sought In Buzzing Of Air Liner   Quick Thinking And Split-Second Action By Co-Pilot Avoids Collision With Diving Military-Type Plane. Possibly Saving 25 Lives

SEEK PILOT — TERRORIZING PHILADELPHIA   Has Given City Jitters; Nearly Hit Airliner

WALLACE CASE REPERCUSSION NOW WAITED   Basic Diplomatic Questions Have Been Obscured

STEEL OUTPUT DROPS OFF IN MINER STRIKE   FOUR BIGGEST U. 8S MILLS SHUT DOWN 97 FURNACES

Coal Walkout Slashes Steet Output Deeply   No Complete Layoffs So Far; Krug, Small Ask  cual Camearcunt:an

Ration Sugar : nother Year   OPA Representative xpresses This View

Truman May Have Trouble Within Party   Political Observers Declare That President May Have Difficulty Lining Up All Democrats.

President May Have Trouble In Getting Unity Among Demos   May Have To Drop Some Proposals Of Past To Get Party United In Congress

Truman Faces Party Split Over Legislative Program   President Has Had Nothing To Say Yet Except To Urge Legislative And Executive Branches To Cooperate For Welfare Of Nation

Demo Split May Force Trimming Of Truman Plans   President’s Woes With Congress Multiply; See Program Chance.

Truman Legislative Program May Lack Full Demo Support   Party Leaders Have Delayed Organizing Minority Ferces

Lack of Unity in Democratic Ranks Adds To Truman Woes   Southern Democrats May Force. President To Trim ‘Legislative Proposals, Leaving Out Many Objectives of the Roosevelt Program

Truman Seen Up Against Split Party   New Deal Projects, Expected to Meet With Oppesition

United Democratic Support of Truman Program Not Likely      President May Have to Drop Many Prceposals To Win Party O. K

SIGNS SHOW DEMOCRATIC DISAGREEMENT WITH TRUMAN   President May Have To Drop Some Of His  Past Proposals

Democrat Split Multiplies Woes Of Mr. Truman  Southern Men Hope President Doesn't Renew Old Bille

Truman May Have re’ rg\ se ) Lo Trim I rogram   Southern Democrats Expected to Fight Against Some Issues

United Support: May Be Lacking Among Demos  ee a ©   Truman May Have Difficulty With Then

Truman  Facing  Trouble In Plan   Many Suggestions May Be Dropped By Congress

DEMOCRAT SPLIT  ADDS TO WORRIES  OF PRES. TRUMAN MAY BE FORCED TO TRIM LEGISLATIVE  miteareT TA PAACDC

SIGNS OF DEMOCRATIC SPLIT _ Truman May Have Trouble In _ Getting United Dem Support

Signs Show hat Truman  Legislation  Faces Fisht   President May Not Have Full Support Upon His Programs

Truman May Not Be Given United Help Of Demos   May Drop Many Past Proposals In Offering ‘Legislative Program To GOP Congress

'Signs Multiply Truman May ‘Have Difficulty Securing ‘United Democratic Support

DEMOCRATS MAY NOT COOPERATE ON LAW PLANS   Lack Of Support On Many Truman Proposals Seen \ Party Course

Believe President: Will Have Trouble Getting — Full Dem:cratic Support

 Administration Legislative [Program Curtailed   Party Split Expected To Add to Woes Facing Democrats

SIGNS MULTIPLY FOR PRESIDENT Ik DEMOCRAT SPLIT   Difficulty Seen In Uniting Party Despite Proposals

Qutlook Appears Gloomy for Truman in 1947  United Democratic Support Seems Difficult to Get

More Woe  For Truman   Split In Democratic Party May Trim His Leciclative Program

Woes Mount For Truman In Congres:   Signs Multiply He Will Have Difficulty Getting United Democratic Support

Democrats May Split On Policy   Truman May Have Difficulty in Getting United Party Support

Trouble For Truman Legislative Program  iLooms In Still-Groggy Democratic Ranks

Old Aims May Be Sacrificed .. . .  Truman’s Woes  Are Increased In Demo Split

TRUMAN MAY NOT GET FULL SUPPORT FROM DEMO PARTY   President Expected to Madifs His Program in Bid For Party Backing

CHIANG oENDS 17 ARMIES TE SOLATE REDS   Widow of Sun Yat Sen Warns of Attempt to involve United States.

ALL-OUT DRIVE IN CHINA OPENS   Communists Driven From Strategic Points

New Heavy Fighting in North China Points to All-Out Drive Against Communists in Strategic Strongholds

Nationalists Begin Drive  In N. China   All-Out OffensiveLaunched To Drive Communists »* From Strongholds

FIGHTING — IS RESUMED IN CHINA   ~ Chiang ‘Has Ordered An ~ All-Out: Offensive

HEAVY FIGHTING IS RAGING IN NORTH  CHINA; COMMUNIST FORCES LOSE TOWNS

DISTRIBUTION OF RIFLES — WILL BE TIGHTENED UF   ORDNANCE BRANCH OF ARMY CAUTIONED TO PREVENT RIFLES FROM GOING TO “SUBVERSIVE” HANDS

TERMINAL LEAVE BILL GETS SHOVE   Banking Committee [s in Favor of G.L. Measure.

Red-Snonsored Application To Be Blackballed   Greeks, Yugoslavs Take Opposite Sides On Question

SECURITY GROUP RESUMES DEBATE   UN Unit Faces Blackball by U. S. on Membership...

Lange Says Sessions Today Will Be Long; Must Clear Cases for Assembly   Voting Is Delayed      Debate on All Eight Bids Will Occur Before Balloting

Resume Debate On UN Entries  US Threatens Vote Aaainst Red Plans

UN Security Group Resumes Debate on Eight Memberships  American Proposal for ‘Blanket Acceptance’

U.N. Counci Takes Up Memberships   Debate Resumed On Applications Of Eight  Nations

Two Russian-Sponsored U.N. Applications Facing Threat Of Veto From United States   Security Council Resumes Debate On Eight Applications For Memberchp

HEROIC RESCUE   Marine Tragedy Is Due to Explosion and Ensuing Fire .

$00,000 Now Idle Becatise Of Strike   Ford To Shut Down: More Cities Start Turning Off Lights

FIVE KILLED IN OIL EXPLOSION   HIGH OCTANE PLANT IN PENNSYLVANIA WRECKED

Five Men Killed In Oi! Plant Fire   200 Others Injured As $13,000,000 Refinery is Destroyed

Military Action On Yugoslavia  Seen By Bebler   Western Powers  Accused By Chief

Bebler Says West Powers Are Seekinc Trieste Bridgehead  Makes Accusation Tha City Expansion Made For Troop Deployment

HIP SURVIVORS ‘YUG TELL GRIM TALE TRI   YUGOSLAV RAPS TRIESTE ACTION   Says That Allies Seek Base For Military Operations

Slavie Group Hits Proposed Boundaries Of Disputed Port   Expansion of Area Aimed At His Nation, Bebler Declares

Yugoslavia Hits: Western Plan For Trieste Limits   Statesmen Again Line Up on Question Of Area Boundaries

WESTERN POWERS ARE ACCUSED. BY ‘SLAV SPOKESMAN   Claims Trieste. Being Used a Bridgehead for Possible Military Action

Yugoslavs Say West Planning Future Action   Tito Spokesman Says  Western Powers Want Trieste Borders Large Enough for Bridgehead

Ales Bebler Says Plan I For Future Attack on Country; Italian Fleet Division

Yugoslav Flays Trieste Borders   Says West Nations Want Expanded Boundarie as Bridgehead for Attacks on His Country

Spokesman Says Military  Bridgehead Is Western  Aim In Trieste Area.

ACCUSED BY YUGOSLAY SPOKESMAN   Attacks Proposed Boundaries Of Free Territory

Peace Conferees Argue Over Lines For Free Trieste   Yugoslav Spokesman Accuses Powers Attempting To Establish Bridgehead

Slavs Believe Trieste Slated as War Gate For Western Allies   Balkan Spokesman Answers Appeal Of Sen. Connally for Free City; Pole Line ‘Fixed? Savs Molotov

Slav Says Western Powers Seek Military Bridgehead In Free City Of Trieste. -

EAR 2-POWER WAR Bhat FUR FUTURE AGTION   No Other Reason to Extend City Limits, Bebler Tells Conference.

Charge Trieste Sought As Balkan Bridgehead   Yugoslav Accuses Western Powers of Wanting City for Use  Boaninet Hie Cauntiry

West Powers Feared By  Yugoslavia   Spokesman Accuses. Allies Of Seeking  To Make Bridgehead Out Of Trieste

Yugos Accuse West Allies Of Military Plans   Pesce Conference Spokes   man Sees Them Estab. lishing Bridgehead hi? Free City OF Trieste.

Trieste Issue To Fore Again Before. Parley   Yugoslav Spokesman Accuses Western Powers In Speech

Yugoslavia In Accusation Of Western Powers   TRIESTE PROBLEM SAID TO BE “MILITARY” OBJECTIVE

SLAVS ATTACK TRIESTE LINES   Proposed Boundaries Fo Port Meet Opposition

Accuse Western Powers Of Seeking Bridgehead \By Expanding Trieste

‘Bebler Accuses Western Powers   ’ Albanian Says Expanded Trieste Would Be a Military Bridgehead   P AGAINST YUGOSLAVIA

Trieste Matter Is Aired At Paris   Yugoslav Speaker Accuses Western  Power In Talk

WESTERN POWERS ACCUSED 'OF SEEKING T0 ESTABLISH 'A BRIDGEHEAD IN FREE CITY   Yugoslav Spokesmen Urges Adoption ef Amendment Which Would Push Borders Back To Limits of City Proper   DRAFT OF DISARMAMENT CLAUSES IS UPHELD

A SLAV RAPS ALLIED PLAN FOR TRIESTE   Spokesman Declares the Western Powers Seek to Establish Bridgehead for Future Military Onerations.

Slav Open: Attack On Free City”   Says Powers Seek To. Establish Bridgeheod En Trieste For Future Blow

YUGOSLAVIA CHARGES  ALLIES SEEK TRIESTE  FOR MILITARY BASE PEACE PARLEY TOLD FREE CITY MAY BE  ADMY “PDIN(EURAN!?

Trieste Called Military Bridge   ‘Yugoslav Spokesman Says Free City Area Threat to Nation

WESTERN POWERS ARE ACCUSED BY YUGOSLAVIA   For Seeking to Establish : Bridgehead In the Free City of Trieste.   OPENED THE SLAV BLOC   Attack Was Made on the Proposed Boundaries of the Free Territory.

CONTENDS BASE AT TRIESTE AIM   Yugoslav Spokesman Says Western Powers Want Bridgehead

Western Power Action Against Slavs Forecast   Spokesman Sees Move From Trieste Area Aimed At Yugoslavia In Military Plannina

Bebler Hurls Opposition to Trieste Plan   Yugoslav Spokesman Fires Accusations at Western Powers

Yugoslavs See New Threat In Trieste Plan   Say Western Powers Try To Set Up Bridgehead Against Yugoslavia.

Slavs See West Plot    Desire to Make Free Trieste a Bridgehead For Attack On YugoSlavia, Says Bebler

U. 5. HURLS NEW CHARGE AT RUSSIA   DECLARES REDS FORCED BULGARIA TO SUPPRESS ELECTION PROTEST.

Suppressed Protest On Balkan Vote   Action Coincides With Opening Of United Nations Meet

U. S. Accuses: Russia Forcing Bulgaria To Censor Election Protest

U. S. Accuses Russia of Suppressing Her Protest On Election in Bulgaria

Russia Accused Of Censoring U.S Note to Bulgaria  Kept That Country’s Press From Publishing Free Election Demand

U.S. Charges Russia Gagged Bulear Paper:   Free Election Complain Declared Suppressed Ohm Saviet Orders

Russian Censorship Of Protest Charged   Move Blocked To Guarantee Free Election In Bulgaria

Kussia Accused Of Suppressing  American Note   State Department Says Message To Bulgaria Was Withheld

New Charges Against I’ assia  Made by U. S.   Says U.S.S.R. Forced Bulgaria To Suppress  Pentact nn Elertan

Resentful U.S. Says Russia Forced Bulgaria To Suppress American Protest On Elections

‘U, S. Says Russia Forced ‘Bulgaria To Reject Protest ‘Against Election Methods

U.S, HITS SOVIET IN VOTE PROTEST   Fires ‘Suppression’ Charge In Balkan Situation

U. §. Charge: Soviets With Suppression   American Protests on Bulgaria Heid Up to Russian Order

AN ACCUSATION AGAINST RUSSIA BY UNITED STATES   Charged With Forcing the “Suppression” of an American Protest.   WAS ABOUT ELECTIONS   It Was Disclosed By Lincoln White, State Department Press Attache.

MN 5. PROTESTS TO      American Protests Over Elec: tions in Bulgaria Were  Ordered Subdued

Charges Allied Control Group ‘Kept In Dark’   Red General Issued Order; Bulgarian Press Muzzled on Story

U.S, SAYS REDS BANNED PROTEST   Action On Bulgarian Vote Setup Supressed

Suppression Of Our Protests Is Charged  Washington View On BRuleari:an Vate   Washington View On Bulgarian Vote Kept Quiet

Telephone Strike Set March 7   Longshoremen Slate California Coast Walkout April 1

UMW Prepares to Test New Formula   New Strikes Loom in Pacific Shipping, Utility Industries

iran Dispute May Be First Test For UNO   Iranian Parliament Told That “Direct Talks’ With Russia Failed

Explosive Issue May Land In UNO Lap.....  Iran’s Problem May Give United Nations Body Its First Test Of Efficiency

Troubled Iran Turns to UNO   Azerbaijan Problem Tossed to Council

UNO Assembly May Get Test   Government Of Fran Will Offer Problem

Dairy Products Free Of Price Controls   Price Board Shies Away From Restoring Controls

Dairy Product fo Remain Decontrolled   Board Warns Industry's Prices Will Be Checked

Dairy Products To Stay Free Price Controls   Decontrol Board Warns Industry Will Watch Prices

Dairy Products Free of Controls   Decontrol Board to Keep Close Watch On Milk Distributors

DAIRY PRODUCTS NOT CEILINGEL   ‘Decontrol Board Decides to Leave Them in Free Market for Present

DAIRY PRODUCTS REMAIN FREE OF PRICE CONTROLS   OPA Orders Meat Supplied To Hospitals, Prisons And Asylums

FRENCH LEADER WANTS U.S, AID   Says Only Big Loan Will Prevent Chaos

Ministers . Seek: Break Gn Trieste   U.S. Insists On Drastic - Police Powers for UN Rulers. 

iWinisters Seek Break  Un Trieste   U.S. Insists On Drastic Polttee Powers for UN Rulers.

Attempt To Break Trieste Deadlock   Big Four Ministers Meet In Private Session To Discuss Issue

Poland Loses Tougl Fight to Get Break With Spain  Vote on Resolution _ At Today’s Meet Is Seven to Four

Poland Loses -B:'tle For. Complete, QuickJ. N. Break With Franco Spain

U.N. Security Council Meets   Group to Act on Poland's Demand for Worldwide Diplomatic Break with Spain

Poland Loses Battle For Complete Break With Franco Spain  Delegate Lange Had - Called on UN Council  TO Mt tae Deannen:

Polish Demand ‘For Break With Spain Rejected   Security Council Of U.N. Votes Down Lange’s Peanoasal 7 to 4.

Blum Cabinet Is Confirmed   French Assembly Votes 580 to 16 for  Interim Cabinet

Blum Submits New Cabinet For Approva   Premier Makes Speech Warning France to Expect Sacrifices and Eeonomies

NEW REGIME OF FRANCE IS APPROVED   National Assembly Confirms Leon Blum’s Appointment of All-Socialist Cabinet for Interim Administration.

FRENCH APPROVE BLUM’S CABINET   AlL-Socialist Group to Rule for 5 Weeks

NOTED STATESMAN WARNS FRANCE OF NEW TRIALS AHEAD   President-Préemier ‘Accorded  g Ween Reception at Paris teeninwn

Tools Are Put Aside In Pits  Aeross Nation   Orders Issued to Retailers as Government Takes Over Shipment and Distribution of Soft Coal — Steel to be Hard Hit

Effect of Walkout To Be Felt First By Steel Industry; Railroad Supplies Will Last Month

Effects of coal tieup to be wide   Steel industry to he affected

‘Last-Minute « Peace Effort  Is Failure ©.   Government Efforts Are Directed to Ending Stoppage

400,000 Miners Lay Down Tools As Parley Fails   Collective Bargaining Contract Expired At 12 M.3 Today Is John Mitchell Day; Talks Resume In Washington

COAL STRIKE BLOW  TO RECONVERSION   Large Stee] Producer To. Cease iately; Eleventh Hour Efforts To Halt  Walkout End In Failure

 Gov't Mediators . Await Outcome \Coal Nevotiations   Reluctant To Act as Long as Talks Continue.

Gov't Labor Officials Are Reluctant To Enter Coal Dispute; Byrd Not Asked In

U. §. Slow To Act In Coal Dispute   ll th-Hour Attempt To Settle Row Is Likely

U. S. Delays Coal Strike  Interfering   Miners May Be Out One Week, Is Claim

Government Officials _ Appear Reluctant To Enter Soft Coal Dispute

250 Million Population, Hitler Goal  Fuehrer Ordered   Fuehrer Ordered Russian Women Taken to Reich

Hitler Had Dreamed Of German-Speaking Nation Of 250 Million People In 100 Years

Allies Bare Huge Breeding Plan to Populate Germany   Importation of Women From Ukraine Ordered, Military Court Hears

Der Fuehrer Imported Female Domestics To Boost Population, Tribunal Is Told

GERMAN IMPORT OF WOMEN TOLD   HITLER PLANNED NATION OF 250,000,000 CITIZENS

Hitler Dream Is Revealed   Planned for 250,000,000 German Speaking People Within 100 Years

bIRLS BROUGHT INTO REICH TO SPEED BIRTHS   250 Million German-Speak , ing People Was : Nazi Goal.

State Wheat Outlook Good   Larger Acreage to Send Crop Higher Despite Lowe: Yield Per Acre

Pauley Affair Break Is Sighted Soon  , ee a  es  sean   Committee Meeting Is Called Off; Secret Session Due

2D TEST BOMB DUE TO GO OFF JUST AFTER NOON JULY 26. PACIFIC TIME

Second A-Bomb, Anchored to Raft, Will Go Off at 8:30 A. M.. July 25

Special Barge To Hold Bomb   Radio Impulses Will Set Off Exploded  Projectile

PICK JULY 25 FOR SECOND BOMB TES!   Underwater Explosion Nex on Navy Schedule

Balkan Crisis Expected With Ships Arrival   U. §. Carrier and Escorts Due in Greece Following Plebiscite

DIPLOMATS SEE MEDITERRANEAN CRISIS ARISING   Arrival of “FDR” Coincides With Other Events

(uestion Confronting U.S. Is Will Meat Packers Return To Jobs For Uncle Sam

Expected to Refuse to Break Strike, When the ~ Government Takes Over

UTILITY ACT DEATH DECREE IS UPHELD   Much-disputed Sentence Favored by High Court In Decision of 6 to 0.

U. S. SUPREME COURT TO TEST SUPER-SENIORITY RIGHTS OF VETERANC INI PE_EMDPIOYMEAIT [ORC

High Court to Review.  Vet Rights   Death Sentence for Utility Holding Companies Upheld

Seniority  Rights of Vets Tested  Supreme Court   Supreme Court Agrees To Review Re-employment Rights of Veterans

To Study Vets’. Seniority Rights,   Tribunal Agrees To Take Controverted Case

Senators Ask For Ban on  A-Bomb Test  Demand Safeeuards   Demand Safeguards Before Any U. S. Secrets Are Periled

Ironclad Atomic Safeguards Urged Before Sharing Facts   Senators’ Proposal Runs Counter to State Department Pian — Senator Huffman Calls for Outright Cancellation of Bikini Atomic Tests

Atomic Energy Safeguards Are Demanded   Two Senators Oppose Disclosures Until War Use. Prevented

Want Ironclad Safeguards Senators Opposed to Atomic Secrets Shared With Others

Proposals On Meat Shortage Are Presented   Decision As To Action In Meat Famine Up To President Truman   EXPECT ACTION ON SITUATION SHORTLY  (BULLETIN)

ACTION —  May Act Within 48 Hours  Gay Preadont   Say President To Diseuss Decision on Air

QUICK ACTION _ BY PRESIDEINT ~ 18 PREDICTED   THOSE HIGH IN ADMINISTRA“TION CIRCLES SAY CONTROLS 70 ‘BE DROPPED WITHIN __ “48 HOURS

CASE BILL MAY PASS IN HOUSE   Supporters Confident of Victory in Test Vote

MODERATION OF LABOR MEASURE MAY BE URGED   House Sidetracks Fact-Finding Bill for More Stringent Legislation

PROPONENTS OF STRIKE CURBS: SEE VICTORY   Dirksen Intends To Offer Com promise Bill For Case Measure

GOP Seeks More Moderate Bill   Illinois Solon Would Modify Anti-Labor Plan

Vote New Strike Curb Lecislation   Francis Case Of South Carolina Is Bills Author

Gov. Martin Hits Federal Expenditures   Guffey Talks in Erie. Assails Governor In Macing Charge

830, 636,000 Bushels Seen lh 1946 Harvest   _ Nation Likely To-Top* Billion Mark For. Third  Consecutive Year: —

Big Wheat Crop Reported By Asgricultural Dept. May Bring Quick End To Rationing

SIX TEEN-AGERS DIE, TWO BADLY HURT IN BUS AUTO COLLISION   Sneezing Salmon “Villain” In  Top Freak Accident Of Year

SALMON'S SNEEZE WAS TOPS IN FREAK ACCIDENT RECORD   SAFETY COUNCIL. REPORT TELLS OF MANY UNUSUAL ACCIDENTS DURING "THE YEAR

NOT USED IN A-BOMBS New Atomic Element Revealed In Talk By Research Expert

SOVIET OFFICER SEIZED AS SPY   Man Accused of Obtaining Plans of Destroyer Tender

Man Arrested For Obtaining Naval Data   Preliminary Hearing Delayed Till Accused Sees Russian Counsel

NAVAL LIEUTENANT CHARGED WITH OBTAINING PLANS OF — “NEW TYPE DESTROYER TENDER * a

Russian Naval  Officer Is Held   Taken Into Custody At Port land, Oregon, On Espionage Charges

Truman OR’ Moscow Agreements   Will Have  Final Say  On Recognition Of Governments

‘ruman Says He Is Completely Satisfied With United States - BritishRussian Agreement Reached at Moscow.

Truman OKs  Moscow Plan   Expresses Complete Satisfaction With Atomic Energy Plan Reached,

TRUMAN BACKS UP CHIEF AIDE   Byrnes Commended for Atomic Energy Views, Other Moscow Agreements

BYRNES FULLY BACKED   TRUMAN IS COMPLETELY SATISFIED WITH “A” AND OTHER AGREEMENTS REACHED IN RUSSIAN CAPITAL

Truman Endorses Moscow Meeting   Says Recognition of Foreign Governments  Needs His Final Ok

Byrnes’ Work in Moscow Given Truman Approval  Reacidant’c Say Sn

Truman Likes Agreements Of Moscow   But He’s Without In. formation on New  Atom Bomb

Truman States He Will Back  Moscow Pact   President Gives Views At Press Conference  On Byrnes’ Work

Truman Is Happ) Over Atomic Energy Pact   Moscow Conference Fine Success; President Reports

TRUMAN O.K. PUT ON-ATOM ACCORD   Says He Knows Nothing 0! Reported Red Bomb

Asreements Of Big 3 Ministers Satisfy Truman Has Final Say On Recognition

PRESIDENT SAYS MOSCOW MEETING WAS SUCCESSFUL  DENIES KNOWLEDGE  Af ATAEZAIA OAAHD   DENIES KNOWLEDGE OF ATOMIC BOMB MADE BY REDS

Agreements At Moscow Please The President  Mr. Truman Asserts Guarantees Needed

Belgrade Is Intimating He May Face Spy Charges   Officer Injured on  American Plane That Was Forced Down By Yugoslavian Fighters

Slavs Holding Turk Captain U. S. Reports   Charges Considered, Spy Case Rumored; Yanks’ Bodies Moved

McDONALD 2! ASKS TRADE. BE STOPPED   Large Account LLiquidated _ During Week

Prices Erratic As Trading in Cotton Resumes   Liquidation by Single Operator Gets Blame For Market Upset.

TO TRAIN 8. 8. TEACHERS   Dr. Frank A. Shults will Teach Class in Brookfield.

MOM: MORE THAN avan_serons:  THE ARMY HAS A GOOD JOB FOR YOU!   — - NON-COMMISSIONED— GRADES-WOW-OFFEREDTO FORMER ARMY OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALISTS

NOW, MORE THAN EVER BEFORE  THE ARMY HAS A GOOD JOB FOR YOU!   NON-COMMISSIONED GRADES NOW OFFERED TO FORMER ARMY OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALISTS

An Expansion of Vets Facilities   More Than 500 New Emploves Will Be Needed In St. Louis

Meat Animals Again Gorge Stockyards   Anderson Predicts Mounting Supply Will Force Prices Down

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Chicago Stockyards Face Flood of Animals

lowa-Born Nazi Died in Soviet  Detention Camp   Report Death From Natural Causes; Was Indicted for Treason in U. 8. in 1943

‘Lord Hee Haw,’ Wanted for Treason, Died in Prison: Camp, Soviet Says

Kaltenbach Dead,   Russians Say   Man, Sought by U. S. As Traitor, Died in Soviet Camp

LORD HEE HAW DIES IN RUSSIA   lowa- Born Propagandist For Axis Stricken In Soviet Prison

‘Lord Hee Haw Dies in Soviet Prison Camp   Russians Notify U. S. Authorities Of Fact Saturday

RUSS REPORT KALTENBACH S DEATH IN CAME   German Propagandist Ousted as Teacher Here in 1935

Soviets Say lowan Sought for Treason Is Dead  Kaltenbach Succumbe In Russian  Piatanéian Cmnem

FORMER IOWAN DIED IN SOVIET PRISONER CAMP   Native of Dubuque Was Sought by Americans for Nazi War Activity

IOWAN SOUGHT AS TRAITOR IS DEAD   RUSSIANS REVEAL KALTENBACH DIED IN SOVIET PRISON

Soviets Say lowan Sought for Treason Is Dead  Kaltenbach Succumbec In Russian RNetentian Camn

AMERICAN SOUGHT FOR TREASON DIES   “Lord Hee Maw" of Berlin Radio Succumbs in Russian Detention Camp.

U, S,-HUNTED TRAITOR DIES AT SOVIET CAMP   Russians Disclose Fate Of lowa-Born ‘Hee Haw’

Kaltenbach,  Peattor To LI, S.. Dies   Suecumbed In Russian Tetention Camp, Says Soviet General

Lord Hee Haw. Died In. Prison, ~ Soviets Reveal   American . Native Sought - For More. :Than. Year: Nazi -Propaganda Too!

NAZI HANGINGS SCHEDULED FOR WEDNESDAY A. M   Unofficial Time Set At 6:01 P. M. U. 5S. Time Today

CONDEMNED NAZIS WILL BE HANGED EARLY TOMORROW   INuernberg Reports Indicate . Executions Will Begin. ot 12:63 AM.

Job Will Require About Three Hours .  Executions Ot u Nazis 6: 10 P. M. (EST T ) Today

Ten Of 11 Men Turn To Religion In. Last Swift Hours Before Execution

Hangings Of Nazis Begin  At 6 Tonight   Secrecy Veils Arrangements For Executions Of Hitler's Henchmen

Hanging of 11 Nazis May Start Early   Formal Announcement! Of Completion May Be Received in This Country Tonight

11 NAZIS WAIT END THAT MAY COME TONIGHT   Rumors Persist Executions Moved Up, Announcement Likely Before Morning

Nazis Expected To Go to Gallow: About Midnight   Will Require Three Hours For Execution of Eleven Condemned Nazi Rinaleader:

Nazi Hangings At Midnight, Reports Say   No Official Word Due Until Last Man Declared Dead

May Start Hangings of Nazi Ringleaders After Midnight, ‘To Require About Three Hours

Rumor Executions Will Start Tonight At 6:01 P.M. (EST)   All Except Rosenberg Turn To Religion As Hour of Death Approaches at Nuernberg Prison

EXECUTIONS 10 BE ENDED BY 9 TONIGHT   Top Nazis to Die For Fomenting World War Two

LATEST RUMORS SET TIME OF EXECUTION AT ABOUT MIDNIGHT  REPORTS OF HANGINGS MAY REACH UNITED STATES LATE TONAY

Executions Of Nazis To Begin Early   To Start At 6.01 P. M, (EST), Report; Will  Last About Four Hours In Prison Yard

Nazis to Die Tonight in Prison Yard   Unofficial, Reports Say Hangings Will’ Stari at Midnight, German  PR as   No News Is Given   Officers Tell Newsmen They Can Answer No Queries

No News on Start of Nazi Death March   No Announcement Will Be Made Until Last Man Hancned

Nazi Chiefs Listed To Die Are to Hang At 5:01 P. M. Today   Executions Will Take About Three Hours to Complete

Hangings May Begin at 12   Unofficial Reports Place Start at Midnight

Nazi Execations To Take 3 Hours   Unofficial Time for Hang. ings Set at 5:01 P. M. C.S.T.   NO OFFICIAL REPORT   Only Information Given Out Is Concerning Arrangements

No Official Announcement Concerning Executions To Be Made until Last Man Goes to Scaffold.   GOERING IS SLATED TO LEAD PROCESSION

Report Hanging of 11 Top Nazis Will Start Later Today   Unofficial Reports Set Time at. 5 O'clock This Afternoon

NAZI HANGINGS MAY BE BEGUN TUESDAY NIGHT   Executions of 11 Ringleaders Will Take About Three Hours

Hangings Of 11 Nazis To Begin At Midnight   Executions To Take About Three Hours; No Announcement Until All Are Dead

1] EXECUTIONS WILL TAKE » SHOURS   No News To Be Given Ou Until Last Hanging   10 DOOMED MEN   Turn To Religion For Solace; Only Rosenberg Ignores Chaplain

German Leaders Will Die Tonight   Executions Said Set For 6:10 P.M.  American Time

Doomed Nazi Ringleaders Hang Tonight   Expect Mass Executions Will Require Four Hours

Nazi Hangings To Start About 6 P. M. Tonight      Local Time Will Correspond To Midnight  In Nuernberg.

NAZI HANGINGS MAY BEGIN AT 6 P.M. TODAY   Reports Circulate That Executions Have Been Moved Up.

 World Food Picture More Food to Be Produced But Supplies Will Drop Below Need   Acreages Cut in War Areas

FOOD PROSPECTS LOOKING BETTER   However, Conservation of Supplies Necessary To Meet World's Needs

World Food Output Up, Still Short Of Requirements  Effective Conservation Distribution of

World Food Output  Up, Still Short  Of Requirements Effective Conservation  ania nad

Larger Crops Indicated By Spring Survey   But Total Food Supplie: Will Be Short of Re. quirements for Famish ed World

FOOD PRODUCTION UP, BUT OUTPUT 15 BELOW NEEDS   World Survey by Agricultural Department Shows Supplies Will Be Greater Than Last Year.   MUST CONSERVE TO AVOID NEW SHORTAGE   Acreages Still Are Below PreWar in Most War- Torn Countries — Famine Stil Is a Threat.

Conservation of Food  Is Necessary   World Production Not Enough to Feed Hungary

Admiral Souers Named To Head New Super Agency   Named By President Ti Lead New Super Espion age Avency Of Nation  > £2 ae ae te,

ADMIRAL HEADS “J, $ ESPIONAGE      NAVY INTELLIGENCE OFFICER IS NAMED TO TOP POST IN NEW INTELLIGENCE . AGENCY

Byrnes and Bevin Have Conference   Second Meeting Between Ministers Since Bevin’s Arrival In Paris

BYRNES AND BEVIN CONFER   Deeline to Make Publie Any Details Of Meetin= Today

HOWL IS SET UP FROM SOUTH AS OPA BARES PLAN   “Ridiculous,” Says Rep. Camp Of Georgia; Strong-Worded Objections Heard; OPA Says Ceiling Needed To Keep Clothing Prices  own.

OPA PLANS TO PLACE CEILINGS ON SOUTHERN COTTON WILL DRAW OBJECTION FROM MANY SOURCES —

Proposed Ceiling Prices On Raw Cotton Draw Fire From Officials In South

BARON LED FIGHT AGAINST RUSSIANS FOR INDEPENDENCE   Paasikivi Slated To Become New President, Kapect  Seahiorctine

Finn Idol To Resign   Baron. Mannerheim, President, to Be Succeeded. By Paasikivi

Mannerheim Quits. Paasikivi Becomes Finnish President   Censorship Cuts Talk With Swedish Capital

 ANNOUNCES CANDIDAC}   ‘John Potucek to Seck Democratic Nomination for Governor

Curley Jury Is Still in Deadlock   Jurors in Session Until 10 O'Clock Last Nicht

REPORT TOWN SACKED   Jharge Chinese Communists Troops Killed More Than 1,000

DE SEVERSKY ARRIVES FOR ATOM BOMB TEST   Air Power Apostle Predicts Slight And Disappointing Damage From Dror

New Violence ‘In Holy Land  Jeep Hits Roadmine,  Blast Near Bridge

Hebrews Set For Protest Meets Today   New Violesee Marks Bemoustrations;  Britishers Injured

New Riots Grip Holy Land; Arabs In Protest Strike   Jeep Hits Mine, Bomb Expledes At Bridge To Heighten Tensity; Commercial Activity Halted

New Violence Breaks Forth In Holy Land   One British Soldier Wounded as Jeep Is Blasted by Roadmine

Fresh Violence  In Holy Land   Jeep Hits Roadmine ;  One-Day Strike Ends

New Violence Erupts in Holy Land   Paralysis Stage Virtually Grips Region

Holy Land Scene of New Violence  Soldier Injured When: Jeep Strikes Mine

Reds Violate   Current Truce, China Char ‘ees   Accusations Made As Gen Marshall and Conuniunist Leader Disetss Con ditions For Ponce

Chinese Say Reds Violate New Truce  Attacks Launched As Gen. Marshall   Attacks Launched As Gen. Marshall Moves for Peace

Marshall In Peace Effort To Aid Chinese   CONFERENCES ARE HELD TO END CIVIL WAR IN CHINA

Talks Peace With Reds   Chou-Marshalj Parley ‘Is Secret; Government Charges Truce Broken

Chinese Declare Red Army Is  Violating Truce   General Marshall Talk Peace Terms With   General Marshall Talk: Peace Terms With Communist General

WYATT PRAISES SOLONS’ MOVE  House Approves Subsidy Plan For Vets Housing Program

Truman Housing Program Given House Approval   Reversal a Victory for White House; Vote 187-158

Solons Approve Bill to Allow Housina Subsidy   Reversal of Earlier Action Is Taken By 187-158 Vote

Subsidy Voted - For Building   House Okays 8400 Million To Speed Un Homes

REVERSAL BY HOUSE HELPS TRUMAN PLAN   Program Is Advanced For Construction of  2,100,008 Homes

ACTIGN IS AN ‘ABOUT FACE’  Housing Subsidies of 400 Millions Restored

Former Officers Of Navy Are in Charge for U. S.   Lewis Is Silent on Plan of Action When Truce Ends Saturday

‘Lewis Still Mum While U.S. Waits   Krug Looks for Sign That Miners Will Stay on Job Under Federal Supervision

To Decide If Miners WillWork For Government   Federal Seizure Announced By Truman:In Effort To Keep Strike Truce Alive

SEIZURE RAISES  AMERICAN FLAG  OVER 4,500 MINES 2 WARTIME NAVAL  AAATONI

Krug, Morreel Now In Charge of Mines   Wait Eagerly for Indication from Lewis If His Miners Will Stay on Job Under Government Control

—COAL PARLEY — Krug Hopes Truce Will  Continue   Lewis Declares Work Question Is Up to Each Miner

Moree! Named To Help Krug With Seizure  Meeting Planned With Union Boss Daurina Thea Day

KRUG AWAITING UNION’S ACTION IN GOAL CRISIS   Sign from Lewis Would Keep Miners on Job After Truce Ends Soturday

MINES SEIZED ON TRUMAN'S ORDERS   Interior Secretary Krug Named Administrator   MORREELL   Named To Assist In Control Of Mines: Wage Views Not Given

Miners — May Not Return   No Indication Yet Whether Coal Mines Will Close or Stay Onen After Saturday

SAYS QUESTION UIP TO WORKERS   brug And Morreell Hope To Keep Steady Fuel Supply Flowing

Coal Mines To Be Operated By Ex-Naval Men   Ur\S. GOVERNMENT NOW %» IN CONTROL OF SHAFTS

U.S. Waits For WordMiners lo Remain On Job   Conference Follows Government Seizure

Krug, Moreel Act To Avert New Walkout Next Monday   Miners Must Decide On Continuing Work, Union Boss Asserts

Await Sign From Lewis On Miners   Government Takes Over Mines— Talk With  Lewis Today

Nation Takes Over Control  Of Coal Mines   Administrators Work To Avert Resumption  Of Strike Following End of Truce Saturday

Krug, Moreell In Charge of Mine Operation   Await Word That Men Will Stay on Job

Government Awaits Lewis  Work Order   Pennsylvania Pits Closed—Truce Bada Satara:

Lewis’ Decision on Miners Working for Government Awaited   Many Illinois Workers Stay Away From Pits Under American Flag

Await Sign Miners Will Co-operate   Krug, Ben Moreell Hope Lewis Will Tell His Men To Dig Pits Far U. S. Government

AWAIT LEWIS ANSWER ON WORK PLANS   Government Raises Flag Over Coal Mines in Urgent Move to keep Alive Strike Truce Endine Saturday.

Mines Seized ByKrug. Morrell   Old Glory Is Fiying Over 4,500 Pits;  Lewis Confers

U. §. ACTION   Government Sues to Recover Delinquent Income Taxes

U.S, BRITAIN RISKING WIDE SPLIT ON ISSUE   Enough Votes Lined Up Te Defeat Russian Demand To Drop Question   FINAL SHOWDOWN IS DUE   Security Council Opens 33rd Meeting With Other Issues In Background

SOVIETS REPORT YANKS BOMBED CHINESE REDS   Incident Reported By Moscow Radia From Tass Dispatch; Chinese Government Forces Claim Gains.

U.S. Bombers Downed Over  Manchuria   Attack Chinese Reds, Say Soviets

TASS DISPATCH CLAIMS PILOTS WERE AMERICAN   Washington States No Report Of Alleged Manchurian Incident Received   PUSH ON CHANGCHUN   Nationalist. Troops Make Strong Move To Take Manchurian Town

TASS REPORTS YANK-PILOTED SHIPS DOWNEL   American Commander Doubts Accuracy of Red Press Charge

7 Yank Planes Said Shot Down In Manchuria   Moscow Report Asserts Americans Hit During Raids On Communists

Moscow Claims 7 U.S. Pilots Shot Down Bv Chinese Reds   CHINESE ADVANCE   VERY OUESTIONABLE’

‘Pravda Alleges Seven 'U. S. Bombers Downed ‘In Raids on Communist:

Russians Say U.$ Pilots Shot Bown Over Manchuria   Reported Bombings of Red Troops Questioned By American General

SAYS 7 YANK PLANES DOWNED   But U. S. Commander In China Questions Russians’ Story

Moscow Hears 7 American-Piloted Planes Shot Down Over Manchuria   Indignation Caused In Ranks Of Revolutionary Army By Fact Seven Bombers Which Bombed Troops Proved To Be American, Says Radio

‘AMERICANS AIDING NATIONALS’ Soviet Press Says Seven U. S. Planes Downed In Manchuria

Yanks Reported Fighting Reds   Seven U. S. Planes Claimed Shot Down

Moscow Claims 7 U.S. Pilots Shot Down By Chinese Reds   The pilots also proved to be Americans.”   CHINESE ADVANCE   ‘VERY QUESTIONABLE’

Moscow Radio Says American-Piloted Planes Shot Down   Quotes Tass Agency — Claim That US Airmen Bombed Communists

U.S. Airmen Fighting (Chinese Reds   Moscow Reports Several Shot Down

Moscow Says ‘Yanks In China  Bombed Reds   Radio Reports Seven American Planes Were Shot “Down Over Mau churia

Red Paper Reports 7 Planes Piloted by Americans Shot Down by Chinese Communist:

Sky Attacks Laid to U.S.   Reds Says 7 Planes Downed in Manchuria

Downed Planes Had Yank Pilots  Moscow Quotes Tass In Telling Incident

Americans Bomb Chinese Reds, Is Pravda’s Charge   Seven Are. Reported Shot Down; Gillem Skeptical of Claim

Pravda Charges US Airmen Fighting in Manchuria  Says7 American Bombers Shot Down

Many Differences To Be Settled   Dewey Sees Delay In Ending Long GM Strike

SMITH PLANS TALK WITH RED LEADER   New U. §. Envoy To Tel Stalin Russian Motives In Doubt

STALIN TO BE TOLD OF AMERICAN DOUBT   New Ambassador to Express U. S. Curiosity as to What Soviet's Motives Are.

King of Italy Leaves Throne   Victor Ammanuel III Abdicates in Favor Of Prince Humbert

GM Presses — ‘Court Campaign   Attempt To Return Last 3,500 Workers To Jobs

MOLOTOV HITS DEFIGT PLAN FOR TRIESTE   He Feels Territory Not UN, Should Meet It

Molotov Ohjects to Proposal   Final Agreement on Trieste Delayed

SPREAD NET FOR 2 YOUTHS   Police Ordered to ‘Shoot to Kill in Search for Gunmen

POLICE SEEKING YOUNG BANDITS   Chicago Officers Told to Shoot to Kill

“Shoot to Kill” Police Ordered  Intensive Manhunt Staged in Chicago

New Walkout Is Threatened   _ Demand Government Seizure of Packers

Meat Packers On ‘Sit Down Is CIO Claim   Threaten New Strike Unless U. S. Acts To Clear Up Situation

Schwellenbach Infervenes In Deadlock Today   Virtually All Hope Has Been Abandoned

MINE WALKOUT SCHEDULED 10 BEGIN SUNDAY   Officials Have Little Hope of  Averting Strike Now

SCHWELLENBACH SEES, OPERATORS ‘AND UNION HEAD   His Personal Intervention {s Not Expected to Prevent Tieup, However   NO SPECIFIC PROPOSALS   Bui One May Bas Near, He Indicates as Deadline Anproaches

Labor Secretary Calls on Lewis   Little Chance Seen. Of Averting Walkout Of 400.000 Coal Producers

Negotiations Continue In Coal Sirike   Government Tries To Stave Off Last Minute Walkout

Labor Chief Calls On Lewis As Committees Continue Conference   Miners And Operators Resigned To Strike Of 400,000 Men With Deadline For Nation. Wide Strike Only A Few Hours Off.

ate Secretary Not Taking Spe cific Settlement Proposal Te  Lewis; UMW. Coal Operators  =6Continue Talks.   WALKOUT SET FOR SUNDAY MIDNIGHT

HEART ATTACK FATAL TO SOLON   Sen. Andrews Dies at Naval Hospital in Washington

Senator Andrews Succumbs Today   Florida Senator Did Not Seek Renomination; Served Two Terms

U. S. SEN. ANDREWS, OF FLORIDA, DEAD   Succumbs fo Heart Attack in Naval Hocoital

Lincoln's Home Town Leads Nation in Paying Him Homage on Birthday

Russia’s Only. Party Demand: Armed Might   Election Appeal Exults Over Pacific, ‘Polish: Acquisitions

Government Officials _ Astounded by 206 Per “Cent. . Rise. In_ Price Index; “Wyatt; Small _and’ Bowles Plead for ‘ Controls; ° Wyatt: Says “End ‘of Price: Controls ~Means End. of Vets Housing Program: _ __

Reports Of Rising Prices Spur Housing, Production Chiefs In Save-OPA Battle   Emergency Home-Building Program Doomed, Says Wyatt, Unless Price Lid Restored

Ageney Chiefs. Gird For Fight To Save OP. A   Wyatt, Small and Bowles Spurred -to Batile By Reports of Rising  Prices .

Agencies Stack Fuel in Fight To Save OPA   Home-Building Program Doomed Nation Is Told

Wyatt Says Home-Building Doomed: Porter. sees Soaring Stocks As Inflation Sion 

Looming Prices Give Impetus Te  New OPA Effort   Wyat t ; ‘Bowles, And Small Renew Pleas For New Price Controls

Rising Prices Spur Efforts  Of Top. Aides To Save OPA   Housing, . Economic, Production Chiefs Gather Battle Data

Indian Question to Be Debated  Churchill Forces Issue in Commons

Indian Question to Be Debated .  Churchill Forces   Churchill Forces Issue in Commons

NAMES REVEALED  Trial Opens on Cremation Of Superfortress Fliers —

IOWA FARMERS OFFERED ” $5,661 IN PRIZES AT IOWA STATE FAIR AUG. 23-3°

HANNEGAN UNDER FIRE FOR ALLEGED RAP AT SLAUGHTER   Briggs Asked to Repudiat  Statement Said to Have  Been Made by Chairman  - Before State Committee.   VEILED THREAT MADE OF DEMOCRATIC SPLIT   Kansas Citian Writes “the Aspersion Directed Against  Mr, Slaughter Is Highly Offensive.”

Hannegan Remark  vic visita wis he   Slaughter Forces Asks Repudiation of Briggs

Stay on Strike, Employes Vote   Milwaukee Crews, Demand Wage Boost

Plan Funeral Services For John B. Millhouse, Former State Official

Gypsum Trust Suit Dismissed   Federal Court Rules Licenses Not Sham, Price-Fixing Legal

Heavy Rains End Russian Crop Drought  UNRRA Officials Greatly Relieved Downpour Came In Nick Of Time

Bradley Asks Help In War On “Chiselers”   VETERANS Sis ADER PTALK TO VFW GROUP

STATISTICAL RESUME.   - BUILDING PERMIT TOTALS.   BANK: CLEARINGS

s STATISTICAL. RESUME   BUILDING PERMIT TOTATS §6     BANK CLEARINGS

STATISTICAL RESUME   ‘BUILDING PERMIT. 2. “POTALS      BANK CLEARINGS

STATISTICAL RESUME      BUILDING PERMIT : TOTALS   REAL ESTATE DEEDS   BANK CLEARINGS

MERGER PLANS ARE DRAWN FOR (ERMAN ZONES   Pregram for Economic Unity Practically Ready for Discussion

Leaders Push _ British Loan Vote   Filibuster Threat Ends As Bilbo Returns’ Home

BILBO LEAVES; LOAN SPEEDS UP   I  memerr-nnomey  Early Vote On Proposal Tc Help Britain Seen When Senator Goes Home

Violent Death Count In State Climbs To Twelve   Threc Killed In Automobile-Transport Wreck Near Greensboro

At Lea st A Dozen Die By Violent Mea  Weekend N. C. ‘eehAawibe Worst In Some Months

VASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND  Secretary Wallace Is Starting Out On His Own Political Campaian   Byrnes vs. Leahy

IKE CALLS FOR MORE STRENGTH IN U.S. FORCES   Whole Continent Potential Target Veterans Are Warned

WARNING ISSUED BY EISENHOWER   Army Chief Pleads For U. S. Strength And Unity In Talk To Veterans

Woman, 80, Says Legend Chicago Fire Caused by O'Leary Cow is Not a Myth

U.S. HOPES FOR END TO SOVIET TRADE BARRIERS   Jn Lend-Lease Settlement

(ENGLAND'S SOCIALISTIC RULERS,  CONSERVATIVE OPPONENTS BOTE FEAR REDS SOW SFEDS OF WAR

Communists Challenged By Britain   Bitter Political Oppon:ents; Socialists and Conservalives Find Common Ground Tu Fear Russia Sows War Seeds

Secret Radio Urges Jews To Action   No Easing of Tension As British Continue To Deport Illegal Immigrants to Cyprus

Jews Are Told To Be Prepared For Everything  Ordered to Stand by Durina Next Hours

JEWS ‘PREPARE FOR “ANYTHING! IN HAIFA RIOTS   Protests. Continue to Deportation of Iegal efugee Immizrante

Serious Uprising Feared in Haifa; Authorities Alert   Ring of Steel Around Harbor; Deportation of Jews Continues

Secret Radio Is Mustering Jews In Jerusalem   Jewish Leaders Claim President’s Stand Doesn’t Alter Palestine Situation

HAIFA TENSION MOUNTS WITH REPORTS OF NEW DEPORTATIONS   Non-Cooperation Strike Set For Tomorrow; Harbor  Tightly Guarded

Radio Broadcasts Call for Residents To Leave Homes and Join Demonstration in Center of Town.   BRITISH MAINTAIN A RING OF STEEL

Haifa Speaker Alerts Zionists   Protest Moving of People To Cyrpus

SECRET RADIO RALLIES JEWS   Voice of Israel’ Urging Haifa Demonstration

Radio Sbeaker Ur ges. Cr owds  “Be Prepar ed’   Meoting Behind Barricades Protests Frésh.. Deporta<tioai 1,400. Jewish  We Pvc:      ‘Stand By During Next: Few Hoirs’   Ring of Steel “Maintained Around Harbor; Tension Reported Running  Bich y

Anything, Jews Warned   Haifa Protest Meeting Told by Unseen Speaker To Be Prepared

Speaker Claims Vessels  On Way   Britain Is Accused Of Speeding Two Troopships.

New Trouble Is Brewing In Palestine   ‘Be Prepared For Everything, Speaker Tells Jewish Protest  Meeting In Uaifa

UNDERGROUND FORCES STILL URGING JEWS TO BATTLE BRITISH _ EXPLOSIVE QUIET HANGS OVER LAND; IMMIGRANTS  TAARLCK ARM BADE CLIIDC

JEWS URGED TO PROTEST DEPORTATION   Clandestine Radio Calls Upon Haifa Residents to Leave Homes and As. semble in the Center of Town.

Told To ‘Be Prepared For Everything’ At Confab_ Behind Wire Barricade

Secret Jewish Radio Rallies Haifa Revolt   Protest Meet Held Behind Barricade;  Thousands Told To Prepare For Action

Thousands Join In Protesting British Action   Told To “Prepare For Anything” In Jerusalem

Haifa Jews Told To Be Prepared   Gathered Behind Barricade They Hear Appeal by Unseen Speaker   PROTEST DEPORTATION   Two Ships Stand in Harbor Reportedly to Take Refugees to Cyprus

TROUBLE BREWS IN HOLY LAND OVER REFUGEES   Jewish Radio Urges Residents To Join Midtown Demonstrations To Protest Deportation Of I]1leval Immigrants By British.

Warning Issued As British Take 1,500 to Island   Meeting of Jews Called as Two More Ships with Immigrants Prepare to Leave

‘Voice Of Israel’ Demands Jews   Declares 1500. Refugees _- From Lmmigrant Ships Being Deported ‘Now

“Stand By” Order Given In Haifa   Jews Told to Be “Prepared for Everything;"! Serious Uprising !s Feared

SITUATION IN HAIFA GROWS MORE TENSE   Jewish Population Told te ‘Be Prepared Ror Everything’

‘Be Prepared For Anything,’ ‘Ghost’? Warns   British Get Ready to Take 1,500 More Immigrants to Cyprus

JEWS URGED T0 REVOLT AS MORE ARE DEPORTED   LEADERS INTIMATE DRASTIC ACTION IN ‘NEXT FEW HOURS’

HAIFAS JEWS ALERTED FOR MORE TROUBLE   Mass Meeting Called to Plan Opposition to Shipments of Tminicrants   BRITISH MOVE TO SEND MORE JEWS TO CYPRUS

Palestine Tension Grows; Jews  Told to Stand By   Unseen Speaker Calls Upon Jews to Be Read For Any Eventuality as British Start To Send 1,500 More Immigrants to Cyprus

New Haifa Trouble Is Building Up   ‘Be Prepared For Everything,’ Jews Urged By Outlawed Radio.

Unseen Speaker Exhorts Jews in Protest Meet   _ Trocpships Ready ' For Cyrpus Trip With Immiarants

Tension Nears Breaking Point   Explosion Expected Any Hour In Haifa

Was Held Behind Barbed Wire Barricades to Prevent Police Interference.   URGED TO BE READY   Be Prepared For Everything and Stand By During Next Few Hours, He Said.

Entire Blame for the Chaos in Manchuria Is Laid on Soviet Russia’s Doorstep   By J. M. ROBERTS, JR, AP Forcign Affairs Analyst

PAULEY’S REPORT MANCHURIAN REPARATIONS INDICATES RUSSIAN INTEREST IN CHINESE CIVIL WAR’

‘Reilly’ Name Mentioned in  S. M. Pavoffs   Records Played at Emig Trial; Prosecution Rests

JUNIOR CLASS PLAY THURSDAY EVENING   Local School Will Present “The Trail of the Lonesome Pine” This Week.

Thousands of Kids in Berlin Go for American Games Which Are Taught by U.S. Soldiers

Well-Piaced Bullet Puts City Plagued by Strike Into Temporary Darkness

MOTHS THREATEN ILLINOIS FRUIT   WINTER MORTALITY: RATE LOW, EXPERT SAYS AT M’VERNON

TRUMAN FAILS TO HALT PROBE IN GERMANY   Rejects Plan, But G. O. P. Remains Determined

DETERMINED UN INVESTIGATION   Attitude Of  Pres. Truman Is Criticized

STARK FAILS 10 RELL JAPANESE DIAGRAM REQUEST   Message Divided Pearl Harbor, Asked for Ship Locations .

Admiral Stark — Didn't Expect Hawaii Attack   Believed Japs Would Strike But Not At Pearl Har. bor, He Testifies   PLACE WHERE JAPS HIT SURPRISED HIM

Carolyn Held Is New 4-H President - Leads-County Girls  For Year’s Wark °°

Truman's Plea Raises Barrier To Draft Bill  Little Heed Paid To Request for

HE AND U.S. OFFICER ADVISED NAZIS TO GIVE UP IN SESSION IN 1944. MIHAILOVIC TESTIFIES

Mihailovie Tells Court of Proposal   Says He and McDowell Suggested Nazis Give Arms to Chetniks

MORE EVIDENCE BY MIHAILOVIC   Chetnik Chieftain Tells Of Conference He And MeDowell Of U.S. Had With Germans In 1944.

Chetnik Tells of German Parley  Vanl  hdiitha:ilavie Tals   Yank, Mihailovic Told Nazis to Give Up Arms

Mihailovie and Americar Officer Tried to ‘Get Nazis to Surrender

ACE STAGING 4 MARATHON   Balkan-Finnish Group in Session For 24 Hours

Christmas — Supplies To  Be Larger   Stores Laying In Large Stocks For Holiday Season

IN MASON CITY   Christmas Sales to Increase 10 Per Cent Over Lact Year

Heavy Xmas Buying Seen   Stocks ‘Of Merchandise Better Than Last Year

Christmas Shoppers Expect To Buy More This Year And Will Also Pay Higher Costs

Promise Good Supply of Presents  for Christmas; Many at High Cost

More Goods at Higher Prices This Christmas   indications Point To Sales 20 to 25 Pct. Above 1945 Record

‘I Chose Freedom’  By VICTAR KRAVCHFENKH   CHAPTER VIET  PT ny eee

BRITAIN SEEKS ASSURANCE ON TROOPS IN IRAN   Oil Agreement Studied As Russia Demands Access To Production

Temperatures.   Soviets Seek to Merge Defenses, Are ‘Peace-Loving”

LONDON TELLS SOVIETS MUST QUIT IRAN BEFORE OIL DISCUSSIONS BECIN.

RUSSIA DENIES » SEIZURE   fran Oil Discussion Awaits Soviet Removal Of Troops, Say British

Troops Exit 1st lran Issue, London Asserts   Oil Concessions Hinted; British Also Protest ‘Booty’

British Blocking Oil Pact   London Says Accord With Ivan Must Awnit Evacuation by Reds

Access to Oil Is Reason for Reds in Iran   British Refuse Discussion Until Soviet Troops Leave

RUSSIANS MAY GET SHARE OF IRANIAN OIL   Moscow Engaged In Efforts to Obtain Concession Before UNO Meeting.   BULLETIN

Reports Continue That Russians Are Trying To Persuade Iran To Grant Them Oil Concessions   SAYS SOVIET GUARDS PEACE OF ALL NATIONS

CLAIMS SHE IS GUARDING PEACE AND SECURITY   In Strengthening Defenses, Soviet Plans No Seizures

BRITAIN HINTS IT WILL SHARE dL WITH REDS   But London Takes Position That Russia First Must Withdraw Troops   SOVIET STILL PRESSING   Signs Point to Effort to Get Bilateral Accord Before UNO Council Meets

British Admit Oil Contracts Issue in Iran   Insist Reds Remove Troops Before Talks Begin on New Pact

EXPECT OPA 10 BE BORN AGAIN TODAY   Solons Plan to Put Revival Measure Through Both Houses Before Midnight —Think President Truman to Sign.

PACKERS WITH AFL WILL G0 BACK 10 JOBS   WHITE HOUSE HOPES TO END SCARCITY ALREADY FELT

Voter Gets Marked Absentee Ballot in Mail; Asks for Quiz   Decatur Ballot Marked Democratic When Notary Opens It

SOUTHERNERS ON WARPATH   Seek Abolishment of OPA and Economic Stabil. izer Bowles.

SOUTHERN CONGRESSMEN FIGHT OPA ORDER HIKING MARGIN PAYMENTS ON COTTON +FUTURE:

Safford Believes Marshall, Stark Violated Law By Destroying Records

Italy Balks At Trieste Barter Plan   Communists Support Tito’s Proposal] for Exchange of Gorizia

BARTER OFFER — IRKS ITALIANS   Yugoslav Proposal to Trade Gorizia for Trieste Rejected

AND HEN ECPADES   Gun-Toting Youth Herds Three Wemen Into Back Rocm   STATE POLICEMEN SET UP BLOCKADE   Officers in Two States Join In Hunt For Robber

GUNMAN TAKES $1,000 TODAY AT BROOK BANK   Lone Bandit Forces Three Women Employes Into Back Room

GOP Trend In Early Returns Across Nation  Voter Reaction To 15 anthe OF PRaranvar.   Voter Reaction To 15 Months Of Reconversion Evident   BULLETIN

Congress Control Rests On Ballots   Republicans Calmly Predict Democrats Will Be Swept Out Of Power; Peace-Time Government Control Is Issue

C. H. McLeod, 87, Prominent Missoulian, Dies  Manager of Missou!a Mercantile Co. Was State Pioneer

C. H. McLeod, 87, Prominent Missoulian, Dies  Manager of Missou!a  Mercantile Co. VAlae Cimta Dianacayr

BSK Mei Asked To Donate Eyes   Head of Fraternity Appeals to Members to Give Eyes for Blind after Death

Rehearsal Held For Second Test   Underwater Test At Bikini Is Now Scheduled for July 25

‘SELF GUARDS CUT HIM DOWN   Slayer Ties Bed Sheet Noose to Bar, Jumps From Cot in Fffort to Cheat Justice.

Killer Uses  Bed Sheet in Cell Attempt   is Cut Down Uninjured; Jovial on Return to Hearing in Court.

Heirens Tries To Hang Self In Prison Cell   Youth Waiting Sentence For Three Murders Uses Sheet in Attempt

HESS SEEKS TO PLEAD OWN CASE   Lawyer Hospitalized; von Papen’s Non-Nazism Claim Refutiated

Hess Seeking To Plead Own Case    Fritzsche Is Described As ‘Voice’ of Gobbels

$50 Twin Insurance. . Premium Pays. ‘Mother $1000 for Two'Boys.__

PHILADELPHIA FACES GENERAL 01.0. WALKOUT   Electrical Workers Call Off Today’s March, However

Protest March Called Off In Philadelphia   City However Faces Possibility Of General Strike Of All C. I. O. Workers   SITUATION IS UP TO MURRAY

ClO Threatens Walkout Affer GE Violence   Protest March Called Off as Police Act

PLAN MORE HOUSING FOR ILLINI VETS   PHILADELPHIA FACES GENERAL 0.1.0. WALKOUT   Electrical Workers Call Off Today's March, However

QUIT MARITIME NEGOTIATIONS   Owners Withdraw Saying Union Positions  Impossible

Negofiations Fail In Marifime Strike   Ship Owners and Agents Committee Withdraws from Meeting

Group Withdraws From Strike Talks  Negotiations Futile, ammittee Declarec

TRANS-ATLANTIC PASSENGER PLANE 8 HOURS OVERDUE   Belgian Plane Bound For Newfoundland, Had 44 On Bapard.

KEITEL BLAMES HITLER FOR ORDERING SHOOTING ‘OF RECAPTURED AVIATORS

TRIESTE COOLS OFF AFTER FATAL RIOTS   Troops And Police On Guard For Further Outbreaks

Uneasy Calm In Trieste   Violence, Quicted After Week-End Flareup Feared Again Today

Trieste Quiet After Rioting   One Killed And Many Injured Over The Weekend

Strike-Ridden Port City Quiet After Weekend Rioting  Most Injured Appear

Check Moisture of  Grain Before Storage   Naylor Also Urges ) Inspection of Grain Bins 

TRIAL EXAMINER ING. M. CASE TS OPPOSED BY UNION   U. A. W. Protests Appointment of G. D. Reilly and Asks NLRB to Name Man  Without Prejudice.   THOMAS SEES FIGHT ON ORGANIZED LABOR   Declares Group of Millionaires Will Decide Soon Whether There Will Be All-Out Struggle.

CHOICE OF GM EXAMINER NOT LIKED BY VAN   UNION WILLING TO TAKE LESS THAN 30 PER CENT

PULLMAN STRIKE ~ SET FOR AUG. 3   UNION NOTIFIES COMPANY SYSTEM’S 2,700 CONDUCTORS WILL WALK OUT.

Strike Notice Is Received  By Pullman Co   Called for August 7 Aud Would Affect 2,700 Conductors

Pullman Co. Conductors  Call Strike  ‘Interpretation’ of Pay Hike Is Issue

CONDUCTORS ON PULLMAN CARS STRIKE AUG. 7   Road Train Conductors Instructed Not To Haul Pullmans

Another Railroad Asks Higher Freight Rates   Pullman Condiuctors List Strike Aug. 7

Conductors On Pulimans Call, Strike   Strike by 2,700 Set for August 7 in Wage Dispute.

Conductors On Pullmans Set Strike   Union Notifies Firm 2.700 Workers Will Walkout on Aug. 7

Dispute Involves Inter pretations Of Wage  Yr   UNION REFUSES TO ARBITRATE. ISSUES

Strike Scheduled By Pullman Conductors   Company Informed of Order Taking Effect on Auaust 7

CALL STRIKE ON PULLMANS   ‘Conductors * Serve Notice They Will Leave Jobs. Wednesday, Aug. 7

King Will Return. to Greece Soon  Monarch Described as Very Happy Man

King Will Return. to Greece Soon Monarch Described  rea Uaru Mamnue Wen

King Awaiting Official Recall   George U1 Is ‘Happy Maw’ Plannine Return Trip

EDUCATOR LOOKS FOR HIGHER PRICES   TELLS C. OF C, RISE FOR SEV. ERAL YEARS IS ALMOST INEVITABLE,

General Price Rise Inevifable USChamber Told   ‘End of OPA Would Put Business in Doghouse’

Chamber Of Commerce Told Rise In Priees Inevitable For Next Few Years

Chamber Told Price Advance ls Inevitable   Eric Johnston Says End of OPA Now Would Put U.S. in ‘Doghouse’

NEW DEMANDS BY LABOR SEEN Boost In Prices Said Feared For U.S. For Several Years-

U.S. Chamber ‘Head Opposes Death of OP/   Economist Predicts 5-Year Upward Price Trend,  NWauw Waaen Romande

Baptists Meet In Greensboro   Convention Plans Final Action On Smith Revnolds Foundation Offer

UNE BURNS Ad GEE Here’s Military Pay Scale Approved by Conferees

PAIR DUPLICATES BRODIE'S FEA   2 Men Jump From Brooklyr Bridge Into Chilly East River

DISTRICT HARD HIT BY STRIKE IN COAL FIELD   36,000 Steel Workers Idle I District Steel Plants

Congressmen Fly to Paris   Byrnes Takes Two Witnesses to Ministers’ Talks

Truman Plane Takes Byrnes To Paris Meet   Connally, Vandenberg Accompany Secretary To Big Four Parley

SALES OR CIGAREI TAX 10 BE FOUGHT IN HOOSIER STATE   Labor and Agriculture Tell about Program to Increase income of State in 1947.   REQUESTS HIGHER, REPORT INDICATES

State Labor, Farm Groups Stand United   Urge Gross income Tax Revision To Obtain Needed Revenue

ATOMIC StGnt SAID NOT SEGRE   Other Nations Already In “Know,” Scientists Declare.

Scientists Say Other Countries Will Soon Be Producing Atomic Bombs Without Any Help From U.S.

VA Representative Answers Knotty Questions About Changed GI Bill

UN RIFT OVER SPAIN MAY BE SIDESTEPPED   A Committee Resolution Would Name Group to Investigate Russian and Polish Charges.

Council Adjourns After Hearing Plan To Handle Ticklish Franco Problem

1,009 BABY CHICKS SENT TO TRUMAN   ANOTHER THOUSAND GO TO aes AS PROTEST OVER U.S. REGULATION,

“Irked” By’ Flock Cutting Demand  Dealer Protests Order By . Sending Chicks To Trumar

Truman Shipped 1,000 Chicks In Producer Feed Cut Protest   Penducer Peeved

“ONLY ONE ‘GENE TALMADGE”  Taps Sounded As Talmadge s Buried In Georgia Cemetery

Eight Are Dead And 45 Injured In Windstorms   New Tornadoes Send Weekend Toll To 37; Hundreds Injured

New Storms Send Toll 1037 Persons Killed   Tornadoes Strike In Seattered Areas Of Mississippi And Arkansas

Brotherhood Chiefs Two  Silent After Lashing Union On Air By President From

President Sets Deadline For Rail Strikers   Ultimatum Fixes 4 P. M. To. day To End ‘‘Strike Against U. 8. Government’’   TRUMAN SPEAKS TO NATION ON CRISIS

PRESIDENT WILL GO BEFORE JOINT SESSION GF CONGRESS TOASK FOR LABOR POWERS

Paul Raftery Dies Early Today Of Heart Attack   Livestock Commission Secretary Enjoyed Enviable Reputation

Paul Raftery Dies Early Today Of Heart Attack  Livestock Commissio!   Livestock Commission Secretary Enjoyed Enviable Reputation

Big Men on What's Left of Berlin University Campus Known for Political Parties

Nazis Explode Another Bomb In U. S. Zone   Building Damaged In Second Outbreak of Violence.

Nazis Explode Another Bomb In U.S. Zone   Building Damaged Tn Second  Outbreak of * “Wolktmeo =

LUMBER CONCERNS NAMED IN CHARGES OF OPA OFFICIALS   Forty Firms Accused of Illegal Practices in Industry; High Costs of Material Traced.   ILLEGAL PRACTICES OUTLINED TODAY

OPA Sues 40 West Coast Lumber rim  viccamink son fT hnkere 0   Alleged Black Market Brought on Drive; 8 Rackets Listed

LUMBER BLACK MARKET   OPA Files Suits Against 40 West Coast Contractors

Bodies of U. S. Fliers Shot Down by Yugoslav: In Arlington Chapel

Ukrainian Gets Dander UpOver Shooting Event      Forcign Minister Sees Pre: meditated Attempt On Life UN Delegate Siicloite   Serves Byrnes Formal Protest   Expresses Doub New York Holdup War Simpte Robhery; Calls For  ae itd

UNRAINE PROTESTS AGAINST SHOOTING OF U. N. DELEGATE   Complaint Filed With Byrnes —Belief Voiced Attack in New York Was a “Politi cal Crime.”   DEMAND PUNISHMENT OF THE ASSAILANTS   Gotham Police Head Contendds Wounding of Gregory Stadnik Merely Resulted From “a Stickup.”

Ukrainian Minister Protests Shooting Of U. N. Delegate  Secy. Byrnes Asked te Check Wounding of G. V. Stadnik

Ukrainian Minister Profests Shooting Of U.N. Delegate Secy. Byrnes reste ¥,  AUNnOmM

UKRAINIANS TAB ENVOY SHOOTINC AS ‘POLITICAL   Wounding of Delegate in Goth. am Brings Attack from Soviet Press

Savs Shooting Of Ukr winiowe Is Deliberate   Foreign Minister Makes Formal Protesi To Sec. Byrnes

Ukrainian Charges Shooting in Gotham Was Premedifated   Wos During Robbery Forqign Minister Hands By. ned Protest; Cops Say

LEADERS CALL FOR ARMS PACT   Broadside Leveled At Big < For ‘Keeping Strength’

 Would Have Only “Powers of Peace” [Senators And National Leaders  Call Upon Big Three To Outlaw Afom Bomb, All Other Weapons

Ask For Outlaw (Of All Weapons   Big Three Called Upon To Halt Atom Bomb, All War Weapons

‘Big 3 Asked To Outlaw All, Weapons   U.S. Leadets In Many Fields Present Formal Reauest to Nations.

BIG THREE CALLED ‘UPON TO LEAD WAY ‘TO. DISARMAMENTS   Suggest Outlawing of Atomic And All Other Types of © War Weapons

U.S. Leaders Ask Outlawing Of All Weapons   Signers Address Plea to Truman, Attlee. Stalin

Would Ban All Weapons   U.S. Leaders Call On Big Three to Take Positive Step For Peace

AgeOld Religious Cult Cast off in Unpreeedent. ed Action That) Brings Praise From Miac.\rthur; Religious bree dom .ooms.

HIROHITO RAPS DIVINE. CONCEPT   New Year’s Rescript Draws Praise Of MacArthur:

MacArthur Lauds Emperor's Pronouncement  New Year’s Rescript By Hirohito Draws Praise

HIROHITO URGES FOOD CRISIS AID      Asks Nation’s 73,000,000 People To Assist Each Other

Mutual Aid Is Advocated By Hirohito   Expects Action By New Government

REV. CHARLES SHELDON, NOTED CLERGYMAN AND EDITOR. DIES IN KANSAS

OHIO INSTITUTIONS SHORT ON DOCTORS   Emergency Housing Project Is State Plan

Union Wants Figure Set  By Board   Holds Out For Boost Of 19.5 Cents Hourly: Agreement Seen Near

U.S. TO KEEP ADMINISTRATION OF JAP ISLANDS   Ford, UAW Near Agreement In Auto Wage Discussions

FORD, C10 NEAR AGREEMENT ON WACE CONTRACT   only Two Cents Differential On Question Of New Wree Scale

General Hanley To Speak At M’Sherrystown Event   Will Deliver Address At Ex. ercises Following Homecoming Parade There Next Saturday

Turkey Advised Not To Enter Into Talks With Russia On Dardanelles

SETTLEMENT ANTICIPATED   Report Agreement Reached On All Major Points

Only Minor Issues Of 101-Day-Old Idleness  Require lroning Out   Night Session Brings Negotiators Close Together In Costly General Motors Strike : 850.000 Involved In Nationwide Idleness

C omplete story of. Houston’s mysterious disappearance at sea unfolds courageous fight

Persia Situation Must Be Watched Commons Is Told   Brig. F. H. R. Maclean Poses Questions for Labor Government

British Féar - Soviet Sphere   Parliament Scans Future Of South Persia

FORRESTAL FOR ARMED MERGER   Navy Secretary Says Some Form Of Unification Desirable  Fa Mar i@maisermeiwsre wf A Or OF om,

Forrestal Bows To Truman ‘On Need For ‘Unification;’ Tells Officers To Pipe Down   Warned To Stick To Congressional Committee Testimony; Sees President

FORRESTAL FOR ARMED MERGER   Bears Olive Branch, Advises Less Navy Speeches

Merger Issue Steered Into Calmer Waters   Secretary Forrestal. Agree: That Some Form Of Arnie ed Forces Unification Is Desirable

Agrees On Unification   “Ee Secretary Forrestal Says Merger Of Armed Forces Desirable.

‘Dispute Over Merger Eased By Forrestal   Agrees Form of Unification Needed; Tells Officers: ‘Pipe Down’

Bucharest‘s. Shopping: ‘Center Is Reviving:Colorful ‘Scenes, : Including: Romance; Speeches

Weather Bureau Holds out Scant Hope for Relief   Whole Nation Shivers As Cold Wave Spreads From Northern States

39 Degrees At Brownsville Was: Warmest Weather in Texas: Sunday  -Mercury Drops to Twenty in: Mexia

Teen Ager Enters  Not Guilty Plea   William Price Charged With Shooting of Trooper Herbert Smith

New York Businessman, sons Involved In MultiMillion Dollar Operation

Army Breaks World Wide Black Market Run by Big Family   . Father and Four Sons Scattered Around the Globe

Jet ‘Stovepipe’ Flies 1,500 M. Py  — “Nis Enaine Siena iin Piel Haan

@ FAUL MALLY  Notes Mild Moderation of Russian Front at Paris Peace Parley

PRICES UP 25 PER CENT   16-Day Period Following OPA Lapee Covered in Survey

“WIITE PAPER”. SHOWING AXIS COLLABORATION 18 READY— NO FRONTIER INCIDENTS REPORTED

OWNERS OF MINES ASKED TO GATHER  FOR DISCUSSIONS   Efforts. May Be Made to Get Operators and Miners Together on Contracts

Judge Horace Kinney Announces Candidacy For A. Second Term    Cites: ‘His. First:- Term Record As: Probate: ‘Judge '

\Judce Horace Kinney Announces Candidacy For Second Term   CHTES WIS FIRST TERM. RECOED AS PROBATE JUDG!

House Takes Up Retirement Plan   Bill Calls For Congressmen To Participate In System

PENSION’ PLAN STUNS SOLONS   House Ready To Take Up Retirement Plan For Congressmen

Pension Plan Causes Worry   House Members Eye Effect Upon Voters

Don’t Call Them Pensions, But. . .  House Ready To Act On Solon Retirement Plar

Operators And Lewis Confer  As Time Short   Paralyzing Soft Coal Stoppage Threatens ~ Soon Unless Operators And John L. Lewis  Agree; Conferences Today; Industry’s  Supply Already Low.

Bid Is Designed To Avert Strike, Cast Off Seizure   Krug Seeks To Pave Way In Parley With ‘Big Five’ Soft Coal Operators

J. S. WOULD TURN BACK COAL MINES   Government Calls on Operators to Come to Terms With John L. Lewis and Take Over FederallyOperated Pits.

Government Tell: Coal Operators Lewis To Agree  U. S. Wants To Get Out Of Business Of Running Coal Mines

Government Calls In “Big Five” Soft Coal Officials In Effort To Avert Walkout And End Mine Seizure

Krug Schedules Conferences Today With Bituminous ‘Big 5’ Chiefs, Then With Boss of Miners’ Unien

MODERN CONVENIENCES TOO DEADLY FOR WOLF   Telephone, Truck and Shotgun Proved Too Much For Wiley Coyote

State House Told Lot to Be Done Yei   Workmen’s Bill Passes as Solons Eye Adjournment

But If Necessary Will Be . Held Last of July, Gov. Blue Savs   Marine Veteran Dies In Chair; Protests Innocence   Charged With Rape-Slaying; Offers Eyes to Blind Girl But Relatives Object

McFarland Is  Electrocuted Dies In Chair At Woashinaton. D. C. Jai

Ex-Marine Executed Denying Rape-Killing   Until The Last, Earl McFarland, Veteran Of Guadalcanal, Said He Was Innocent

KILLER DIES   McFarland Goes to Electric Choir For Girl's Miurdor

McFarland Reiterates Innocence   Guadalcanal Vet Helps Guards to Adjust Straps

Ham And Eggs For Breakfast... .  Earl McFarland Goes To Death Calmly For RapeMurder In Washington

Marine Hero Put To Death  For Murder   Earl McFarland Pays For Ravish-Slaying Of Young Government Girl

McFarland Dies In Electric Chair At Washington   Young Man Pays Death Penalty For Sex Murder Of Government Girl

VINSON DENIES FINAL APPEALS   Veteran Convicted Of Rape-Murder Of Young  Government Worker   SEIZED AFTER ESCAPE

Ex-Marine Goes To Electric Chair For Rape-Slaying   McFarland Professes Innocence in Killing Of Government Girl

Earl MeFarland, 25 Is Executed for Slaying of Girl   Guadalcanal Veteran Pays Penalty for Murder of Dorothy Berrnm  in October. °44

Ex-Marine Goes To Electric Chair, Professing Innocence   Offers To Give Eyes To Blind Patient”

Streef Admits Rape Shortly Before Dying in Chair   ~ Ex-Marine Earl McFarland Electrocuted for Rape-Murder

MEARLAND IS ELECTROCUTED   Ex-Marine Dies in Electric Chair as He Claims Innocence

SLAYER OF GIRL ELECTROCUTED   Former Marine Private Dies in Chair for Capital Murder

EARL MCFARLAND WALKS ALONE T0 DEATH CHAMBER  DAVG BFAIAI TY FAR   PAYS PENALTY FOR THE GARROTING OF GOVERNMENT CLERK

EX-MARINE DIES IN CHAIR FOR MURDER   Contends To Last Moment He Was Innocent Of Grime

McFarland Dies In Chair Today   Appeal For Clemency Denied; Calm In Face Of Death

EXECUTED AT CAPITAL   Earl McFarland Maintains to End He's Not Guilty

MARINES VET PAYS FOR 44 HAPE WURDE   McFarland Loses Appeal in Killing of Government Employe.

Hx-Marine Calm As He Walks To Death In Chair   Last Appeal Denied, Mc Farlane Goes To Chair For Murdering Girl

66 INJURED AS ‘SECOND TORNADO CAUSES DAMAGE   Theatre In Wells Escapes Wind As Stores Are Danisuwnd

7 Dead, 66 Injured in Tornado   TOLL IN MINN. RISES AS TURKEY FARMER OF / MANKATO DIES.

SEVEN DEAD, 66 INJURED DURING FREAK STORMS      Tornados Cause Damage Set At $3,000,000 In Small Minnesota Town

Tornado Strikes Minnesota Village Twice   Seven Persons Killed And 66 Injured in Town of Mankato.

TWO TORNADOS TAKE 7 LIVES  IN MANNESOTA   Village and Tourist Camp Swept Away By Storms

Count 7 Dead, 66 Injured by Two Tornadoes   Minnesota Town, Tourist Camp Hit By Freak Storms

Seven Dead, 66 Injured By Two Freak Tornadoes In Mankato, Minn. Area

a N ARE KILLED IN TWO TORNADOES   Tourist Camp Wrecked; Village Is Ripped Apart by Pair of Twisters; Theater Unroofed.   FORTY TREATED FOR INJURIES

SEVEN DIE WHEN FREAK TORNADOS HIT MINNESOTA   Tourists Camp, ), Small Town Leveled, Damage In Millions

SEVEN DEAD, 66 HURT IN MINN. STORMS      Two Freak  Tornadoes Struck  Within An Hour.

Seven Are Dead in Minnesota Storms   250 Trapped in Theater Miraculously Escape

PALACE IS CLEARED   Unexploded German Weapon Alerts Squads In fandon Park

Fear Explosion Of German Time Bomb   Half-Ton Bomb Begins Ticking Near Buckingham Palace

London Fearing Nazi Time Bomb  Discovered In Vicinity Of  Pit Yer-%

TICKING TIME BOMB THREATENS PALACE   Buried Nazi Explosive Shows Signs of Life—London Police Clear St. James Area.

Detroit Truck Drivers Strike; W alkout Stops Manufacture Of Car Bodies; 18,500 Laid Off

ANOTHER BLOW AT AUTO PRODUCTION   Handful of Truck Drivers Cause Layoff of Thou sands.

Production At Chrysler Plants Stop   Few Truck Drivers At Briggs Idle 18,500 Workers

Causes Layoff Of 18,500 Men And  Threatens lo Idle  Thousands More.

DEMOS’ TROUPE HITS THE ROAD ‘ON STUMP TOUR   Paul Powell Says Aim Is To Get GOP’s Talking   State Issues

PRIGES LIFTED FROM 100 Na      Dairy Equipment, Lighting. Fixtures

OPA To Drop 10,000 Field Workers   Local Price Boards Will Be Closed November 4

OPA Relaxing Grip On Prices   Releases Of Controls Over 100 Articles  In Latest Order

Price Board Here Shut By Sweeping Decontrol Orders   Only Ghost Remains Of OPA As 10,000 Workers Discharged

OPA Sends Dismissal Notices To 10,000 Paid Field Workers   Local Price Control Boards Ordered Locked Up For Keeps Starting Monday

Price Control Removed From 100 More Item:   Paper and Wood Matche: And Dairy Equipment Freed; About 10,000 -Emploves to Be Out

Controls Lifted On Moreltems  OPA Orders Local  Offices to Close

OPA Starts Decontrol Of Own Business   Price Agency Serves Notice on About 10,000 Workers _ That Their Job Ends Monday.

10,000 Workers Affected: Dairy Items are Freed  Twin AAavec Ta Save   Twin Moves To Save 10 Million Annually; Retain Rent Offices

10,000 PERSONS ARE TAKEN OFF PAYROLL OF OPA   1,642 Price Control Boards.Are Ordered’ to Close Up Monday

Lift Controls Off Nearly 100 Items   Further Decontrol With Notice of Closing Local Offices   Moves Will Save 10 Millions in Salaries and penses

Price Agency Frees Many  More Articles   Local Price Boards To Be Closed Monday —One-Third of Staff Get Final Notices

OPA Rapidly Nearing End of Its Reign   Lecal Price Boards Ordered to Lock Doors Next Monday

OPA TO CLOSE LOCAL BOARDS ON NOVEMBER 4   Sends Dismissal Notices To 10,000 Staff Workers

New Action Speeds Up  Decontrol   Price Agency in Sweeping Moves to Cut Payroll; 10,600 Field Workers Given 30-Day Notice

CONTROLS ON 100 ITEMS   Paper and Wood Matches, Milking Machines and Other Dairy Equipment, and a Few Lumber Products on List.

Price Lids Lifted From 100 More Items; O. P. A. Acts to “‘Decontrol’’ Branch Offices

OPA Orderin, Local Price Boards ‘Out’   Lock Up for Keeps Monday, Many Field Workers Being Dropped as Decontrol Expands

Slash In OPA Personnel Made.As 10,000 Paid Workers Are Dismissed  Porter Says Government Giving Job  Of Price Controls Back To Citizens

OPA REMOVES CONTROLS ON MORE ITEMS   Special Actions as Price Agency Gets Set for Big Slash

Controls Taken Off Nearly 100 More Articles  OPA Takes on Look TIE CLalatan

More Items Decontrolled an » Local Boards Are Ready te Fold on   COST OF LIVING GOING "UP: BALANCE SOUCHT

100 More Items Free Of Control By Skeletal! OPA Firing 10,000 Men

LOCAL BOARDS WILL CLOSE MONDAY   Move To Save $10,000,000 Agency Officials Say   States Government Handing Price Control Job Back To American Citizens

Price Ceilings on  100 More Items Go  In Latest OPA Cut   Paper, Wood, Machinery Lids Yanked Off; OPA Work Gone

More Controls Go As OPA Continues Personnel Slash   Lids Lifted from Nearly 100 Items--Skeleton Groaun lofe

100 More ‘Ite ms Price  “Free, Thousands: of Workers Relea sed, ~ Price Boards Closed.

More Decontrol Ordered as OPA Slashes Overhead  All Lacal Price Boards Aad 1A AAR Lk. Minne   All Local Price Boards And 10,000 Jobs Close

Matches, Dairy Equipment On New Long List  For Decontrol   BLS Reports 3.2 Pet. Drop in Wholesale Food Price   100 More Items Off OPA Control Liss

PRICE CONTROLS OFF ABOUT 100 ITEMS IN U, S.   OPA Eliminates Matches Many Other Industrial Products from List

Local Boards Close Monday Throughout U. S.   Matches, Dairy Equipment, Some Lumber, Lighting Products Are Freed

Approximately 10,000 Workers In Field To Lose Jobs In 30 Days   All Local Boards To Close Monday   Officials Say Reduction Of Staff Will Mean Savings Of $10,000,000

Ceilings Off Of 100 More ltems OPA Announces   10,000 Losing Jobs As 1,642 Field Offices Close.

GREAT VARIETY OF GOODS FREE OF PRICE CURBS   1,642 Boards to Close Nov. 4; 10,000 Jobs  To Terminate   (List of Decontrolied Items on Page Three)

OPA ORDERS 1642 LOCAL BOARDS 10 LOCK UP MONDAY   30-DAY DISMISSAL NOTICES RECEIVED BY 10,000 WORKERS

TO CLOSE UP   _ocal Offices To Shut Down Monday As Skeleton Price Staff Remains

Price Controls Removed From  100 More Items  Last Of OPA Boards To Close Monday; 10,000 Warkere Diemiceed

OPA Looks Like Skeleton  Nearly 100 Items Put On New Lid-Free List

Last Local OPA Boards Shut Down   Price Agency. Takes Sweeping Action to Save $10,000,000

OPA TAKES ON SKELETON FORM   1,642 Local Price Boards Ordered To Cease Activities Monday

—OPA Lecking Up Local Boards Over Nation-—  LIFT CONTROLS ON NEARLY 100 MORE ITEMS   “Gevernment Handing Mest Of Price Controt Jeb Back Te American Citizens” ----Porter

10,000 Laid Off, Local Boards. Close Monday   Sweeping Action For ‘Decontroling Itself’ And National Economy

OPA’s Local Price Boards Exit Monday   10,000 Losing Jobs: Anti-Inflation Fight Handed to Citizens

OPA Fires 10,000 of Employes   Dairy Equipment, Matches Included Among Goods Freed

Local Offices Will Be Closed Next Monday   Dairy Machinery; Matches Freed of Price Control

Controls From  New List   OPA Takes on Appearance of Skeleton Left Over From Hallowe’en

OPA To Dismiss 10,000 Employes Within 30 Days   Nearly 100 Items Are Freed of Controls in Latest Announcement

10,000 To Losé Jobs On Monday  Price Lids Lifted   Price Lids Lifted From More Items

100 ITEMS SET FREE OF CURBS IN LATEST LIST   Agency’s Officials Estimate Twin Actions Will Save 10 Million Dollars

Controls Lifted From 100 items  OPA Takes on Appecrance of  A Skeleton

OPA BOARDS ARE TO CLOSE NOVEMBER 4   As Agency Shrinks More Than 10,000 Will Lose Their Jobs

ONGSHOREMEN TO GFT ¢1000 FACH RACK PAY    SOUTHERN AND WESTERN SENATORS REVOLT Al TRLUMAN’S STOPPING WORK ON RIVERC HARRORS

LUUWU ETEK ers ‘At GE Placed on Emergency Status UEW Members Called to Special Session; Other Plants Represented  POLICEMEN ADDED TO BAR VIOLENCE      POLICEMEN ADDED TO BAR VIOLENCE   Union Expects Back-toWork Movement By NonStrikers in Schenectady

Jobs-For-All Plan Ureed   Wallace Says Voters Should Demand Bill

U.N. Headed for New Atom Dispute   Canada, U. 8. Differ On Principles of Control Plan

May Cancels Appearance When Ill   WAS DUE TO APPEAR IN PR°BE IN ANSWER TO CHARGES.

MAY TOO SICK TO TESTIFY IN SENATE PROBE   ‘Suffers Heart Attack Thursday, Is Confined To Hotel Apartment

May Suffers Heart Attack And Cannot Keep Date   Unable to Testify Before Committee Investigating His  Erie Basin Action

SOFT COAL PRODUCTION ON UPGRADE   35,000 More Striking Miners Return To Jobs

Rll i i ee  Deny Attempt to Save Grain Is Ltlort to Revive Prohibition

CP.ES. Urges  Insurance Prob   Unemplovment — Benefits Were Collected During Opportunities, Report

Union Strategy Curdles   Greatest Weapon, the Strike, Has Become Un economic as They Play Good Thing to Death

@ PAUL MALLON—   Believes Unions Have Used Strike Weanon to Breaking Point

NAZIS ORDERED 10 ‘GIVE NO QUARTER \N BELGIAN DRIVE   Witnesses Tell Court Troops  '. ‘Were Instructed to Take © > > Me Delcanerc

Act Scored By Minority   Retention of Controls on Clothing, Food to Be Debated on Monday

OPA Advocates Say Cause Lost But Fight On   ‘Hold-the-Line’ Team Will Try to Preserve Key Item Controls

GROUP PLANS LAST - DITCH FIGHT FOR OPA   Hickenlooper to Ask Immediate Death for  Subsidies

OPA Backers See Battle Lost But Continue Effort   Last Ditch Senate Fight to Save Food Controls Planned

flick To Ask Quick Death Of Subsidies   lowan Plans Move When Senate Battle Over OPA Opens Monday.

UPA BACKER WALL WAGE A FINISH FIGHT   To Urge Keeping Controls of Key Items When Senate Qnens Debate.

JEWS IGNORED CURFEW ORDER - AT-PORT CIT!   WOMAN 18S DEAD AND NINE OTHER PERSONS INJURED IN A DEMONSTRATION AGAINST IMMIGRA . TION POLICY

Jewish Anger In Haifa Bring: Bloody Rioting   » Woman Killed, Others Injured as Thousands Violate British Curfew

1 DEAD, 9 HURT IN HAIFA CLASH   Zionists Pour inte Streets Against Curfew

374 CLAIMS WERE FILED   Number Marks Prop of 21 From Unemployment Claims Last Week

374 CLAIMS WERE FILED   ‘amber Marke Drop of :21 From ?Bremplovment Clairés« Last Week

Union Chief Says CIO Didn’t Want To Strike But That It Was Thrust Upon Them

ClO BOSS SAYS UNION FORCED T0 CALL LABOR OUT   Fails to Endorse Candidate in Election Feud, But Praises Thomas

ClO PRESIDENT CITES POWER OF UNIGN AT UAW CONVENTION; GMC STRIKE STRATEGY IS DEBATED

AND REUTHER IN HOT VERBAL FREE-FOR-ALL   Philip Murray Gets Into UAW Battie In His Speech Today

UAW CANDIDATES TOSS HOT WORDS IN FAMILY FIGHT   MURRAY’S NAME IS BOUNCED FREELY BY THOMAS AND REUTHER

C. 1. O. President Philip Murray Says Union Was Forced To Strike

CIO Leader Blames AFL  For Unrest   President Murray Says Opposing Union Is Responsible for Strike Conditions in Nation.

LABOR-MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE FAILURE BLAMED FOR STRIKES   ClO “DIDN'T WANT TO. STRIKE” SAYS. PHILIP MURRAY AT UAW MEET

THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT AIDS   Prime Force In Preparing Tomorrow’s Men For Their Duty.

Russian Envoy Reverses Earlier Stand   United States Is Ready to Cut Its Army in Italy

LONDON, PARIS SUPPORT U.S. AGAINST RUSS   Big Four Ministers Despair Reaching Agreement

US. Soviets Clash Over. lfalian Peace   Reds Change Mind, Fearing Decrease In. Their Influence

SURPRISE WITNESS CALLED AT TRIAL   German Gen. Buschaenhager Says Finland Helped Plan Red Attack

Marines To Slash Discharge Points   Veterans Are Due for Release by Mid-Summer

Injuries In Road Accident Fatal   Three Car Accident ‘Near Bloomfield

Thwart Try At ‘Kidnaping’   Iowans Fail To Remove Physician Charged In Abortion Death.

Polk County Vets’ Good Government League Prepared For Genuine Battle At Polls Today

ANOTHER VOTE BATTLE READY IN TENNESSEE   Arms And Dynamite Said Stored For Trouble At The Polls

FIGHTS FEARED IN POLK COUNT)   fennessee Town Hears Of Arms Hidden For Election Battle

idnight Recess. :  aken By Groups      “Might Work All Night,” Dewey Sag As Talks Carry Over; Lewis Plan Set °-

Strike negotiations between G.M. and U.A.W. continuing   Night session in Detroit aimed at settlement of 113-davy-old walkout

MARITIME UNIONS ‘URGED TO SETTLE “EASTERN STRIKI   Federal Conciliators Hope to Negotiate Shipping Acreement

PARLEYS FAIL TO END STRIKES   Government Seeking Partial Settlement of Ship Tieup.

Pangborn Strike Is Ended With Signing Of Contract   Union Members Okay New Contract Which Calls for  Wage, Piece Work Increases, and a 75 Cent  }  Minimum Starting Wage at Local Industry

Pangborn Strike Is Ended With Signing Of Contract   Union Members Okay New Contract Which Calls fo: Wage, Piece Work Increases, and a 75 Cent Minimum Starting Wage at Local Industry   Bruce Repudiates Nelson Statement   Statement That the Army Tried to Run Economy Challenaqed Tuesday

Return of Meat Rationing Hinted   Nation’s Supplies May Become Scarce in 1947

Refurn of Meat Rations Viewed as Very Possible   Agriculture Department Says Pinch May Come in  December; Production Slipping

Meat Rationing Looms In 1947   Bowles Ready To Ask Controls If He Sees Need

Rationing Of Meat Likely  To Return   Worldwide Shortages Cause American Authorities To Plan Conservation.

Meat Rations Seen Likely; Supplies Ebb   Worst Pinch Due For Next Winter; °4.7 Outlook Glum

Meat Ration Revival Under U.S. Study   Meat Production Cut Forecast Stirs New Speculation

Meat Rationing Seen Possibility   Scarcity to Become More Acute by End of Year

Return to Meat Rationing Forecast With Warning of Scarcer Supplies

MEAT OUTLOOK REVIVES TALK OF RATIONINE   Livestock Feed Situation Is Viewed as Key to Possibility   EARLY ACTION UNLIKELY   Decision ts Not Expectec Before December or Fore Part of Next Year

Officials Study Control of Meat To Avoid Dearth   ) pee pen Aare: PR nanewmemnewl A na?   Bowles to Recommend Action Unless Food Supply Improves

Rationing of Meat Possible By End of Year   Agriculture Dept. Warns Supplies Increasingly Scarce

RATIONING MEATS SEEMS TO BE LIKELY      Supplies Are _ Becoming More Scarce, It Appears

Real Meat Pinch Is Yet To Come; May Be Rationec   Beef, Veal, Lamb  Are More Scarce

‘Meat Rationing Looms  Again As Government {Warns Of Short Supply

Meat Supply Low; Ration Return Seen   Real Pinch Next Winter; Livestock Feed Held  Answer To Question

UN, Exasperated By Veto, Moves Toward Showdow!   _ Russia Stymies Action ‘On Spain Three Times At Council Meeting

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Goering Admits Taking Stolen Art Objects

MORE CONTROLS LIFTED BY OTC   New Agency Takes Off Restrictions On 10 Products

The National Whirligig   ‘News Behind the News  Washington «- . . »« Rae Tucker

Disgusted With Whippersnappers   Centenarian Gives Opinior On Modern Day  Deantirna

Transmission Lines Dropped By Committee   Proposed Construction Through Tucson Eliminated 

Projects on Columbia Hit By Proposal   House Group Would Scale Down Budget for Coulee Basin Work, Bonneville Transnitssion Lines

PITT STRIKE ~ BREAK SEEN   BALLOT ORDERED BY NLRB TO DETERMINE WHICH UNION Wilt BE AGENT

Power Strike Developments   Election Date To Be Set For Four Unions Seeking Bargaining Rights

Three More Jewel Robberies Are Reported in London  Loot Worth $27,600 Is Secured by “Cat” Burglars

Feeders Must Violate Ceiling Prices To Stay In Business, Butler Says   Senate Committee Witnesses Say Controls Over Eaas. Chickens, Turkeys Not Needed

Strike Effects Bring Shipping Almost to Halt  roc wm... gs   Fuel Conservation Orders Affect Boats

26-Hul In ‘Two REMI ~~ On PRR Line   Single Passenger Among  ‘23 Injured At Lewis--..  town _ Detoured Trains Collide

Chamber Ballots Are Sent Out To Members      Nominations Being Held for New Board of Di rectors Members

Food Supplies Said to Be at New Low   Black Market Group Taking More of Nation's Supplies

Moslem Chief Stabbed; Drop Revenge Hints   Hindustan Times State Determined Polic; After Shafa Kahn 1 Badly Hurt

New Riots In Simla Today   Sir Ahmad Khan, Member Of New Indian Government, Stabbed Seven Times

Hints at Reprisals Avainst Moslems   Two Can Play at Violence Game Paper States About Stabbing

Seething In India    Hindus Threaten To Strike Back At Moslem Rioters

Violence Budding Again in India’s Political Strife   Non-Member of Moslem  League, Named on New Government, Stabbed

$96 MILLIONS STATE BUDGET RECOMMENDED   Higher Salaries Said To Account For Hike In 2-Year Set Up

Budget Tops 1945 Figure By   b   Appropriation Of $96,707,113 Is Recommended

British Push Cleanup In Palestine   Many Persons Held In Drive to End Country’s Disorders

CRY SAVES LIFE OF BABY IN WRECK   INFANT, HALF SCALPED, IS BELIEVED DEAD UNTIL IT WAILS,

TWO DROWNED IN CLOUDBURST   Susquehanna River Goes Over Banks; Waters Isolate Village

UNO Councilors Plan Discussion Of Iran Trouble   Disregard ‘Russian Stand; Greek And: Indonesian Probes Also Scheduled

STATE TO: EXPAND NEXT FOUR YEARS   Millions of Dollars. to be Spent Oy Locally-Financed Public Works Projects

PAVES WAY FOR  LIMITATION OF  WORLD WEAPONS MOLOTOV CHARGES  U. S. ATOM BOMB NOT FOR NEFENSE

A-Bombs Not For Defense, Molotov Says   Big Three Leads UN Toward Expected Approval Of Arms Plan

Officials Of Both Houses Agreed Upon   Veteran Legislators Selected To Guide 1947 State Assembly at Meetings Held by Republicans.

G.0.P. Solons Re-Elect All Party Leaders   Hemlock Man Is Beaten by  Vote For Doorkeeper

Federal Officials Work Desperately To Find Solution   President Meets Cabinet in Effort to Avert Industrial Chaos   STEELMAN HAS HOPE FOR A TRUCE TODAY   Coast-to-Coast Tieup May Bring Hunger to Cities In Short Order

MEDIATORS RACE TO BREAK RAIL WAGE DISPUTE   Another Round Of Conferences  Set For Chiefs

Government Strives Desperately To Get Trains Moving Again   Steelman Hopes To End Paralyzing Strike By Nightfall But Few Observers Believe That He Will Be Successful.

MEDIATORS HOPE TO EFFECT RAIL WAGE PACT BY TOMORROW   Strike Scheduled To Go Into Effect. Tomorrow

Controversy.Over Three. Truman Appointments ~ Rages Throughout Senate

GOP CONGRESS AIMS TO REDUCE TAXES: SPENDING   Taxpayers Seen Coming Out On Top In Economy Action

Campaigners Promised To Reduce Taxes   New Broom Republican Congress Heads Toward Tax And Spending Battle With Truman Administration Scon   CONGRESS MAY AGAIN SEIZE PURSE STRINGS

Taxpayer Will Be Big Beneficiary In Spending Tax War With Truman   Republicans Lay Plans To Carry Out Pledges For Reduced Taxes In Streamlined Congress;  Budget Plan Holds Chief Hopes.

TRUMAN AND GOP BATTLE WILL HELP PUBLIC   Congress Expected To Grab Purse Strings, End Blank Check Days   TAX CUTS PROMISED   New Procedure On Budgets Expected To Be Aid In Reducing Expenses

Deadlock May Bring Relief To Taxpayers   Congress To Seize Control Of Spending

PROBABLE END OF BLANK CHECK Story Group APPROPRIATIONS SEEN IN MOVE Backs AAA, FOR CONGRESSIONAL CONTROL School Aid

Congress to Hold Purse Strings on Federal Expenses   Taft Hopeful of Saving of 13 Billions Under Present Rate

CONGRESS. SEEN LUKELY 10 GUT * {} § SPENDING   -Blank Cheek System in Use Since Roosevelt Appears Destined to End   RECENT LAW WILL HELP   Reorganization Act Provides Closer Check on President’s Budget

Taxpayers Will Come Out on Top With ‘Blank Check’ System Doomed: Coneress to Control Purse Strings

Taxpayer Expected to Be Winner as Congress Again Controls Purse Strings

laxpayers of Nation May Get Break With GOP <uling Capitol Hill and Truman in White House

WOUD END BLANK CHECK SYSTEM   Taxpayer May: Come Out on Top, as  Rey blican Congress and ‘Truman Ti ‘ation Head Tewanl: ares.  “and ‘Spending Battl F

Truman And Congress Headed For Battle On Taxes And Spending   Republicans Have Promised Tax Reductions

[Truman And Congress To Face  Tax And Spending Battle That May Prove Boon To Taxpayers

New Budget Plar May Trim Taxes   Congress Expected to Grab Purse Strings

Expect Public To Benefit by Govt. Savings   New Congress is Expected to Seize Control of Budget

hight Looms In Cong ress On Tos Cuts   Political Observers Believe Taxpayers Stand Chance To Come Out On Top

Tax Battles Shaping Up In Congress   Republicans Headed For Spending Tiff With Administration

New Congress Expected to Hold Purse Strings Tight, Reduce Expenditures and Income Taxes

TAXPAYERS MA BENEFIT FRO TAX CHANGE   Congress Likel y ite End “Blank Check” Appropriations

Tax Slash Seems Sure  @ During 47   Republicans Will Oppose Lavish Spending

Russia Insistent Troops at Home Not Be Reported   Reports Belong in Disarmament Talk, Molotoy Contends

Disarmament, Troop Census Separate Items  Russia Opposed to  LinlLina Twa leesac

 At UN Meeting Soviets Oppose Linking Troop ‘Inventory. Disarmament Talks

Hill Country  Bankers Here  On May Fourth   Kerrville Banks To Be Hfosts For Dinner And Party For Visitors.  Riley Peters President

Bonus Top Item Listed For Legion Convention.   Says Luxury Tax Favored

SEABOARD LINE TRAIN DERAILEL   Two Dead, Score Injured As Six Cars Plunge Down Embankment

2 KILLED, SCORE HURT IN GRASH   Passenger Train Derailed; € Cars Topple Down Embankment .~ 

Two Lose Lives In S. Carolina  Train Accident   Six Silver Meteor Cars Leave Rails and Plunge Down Embankment

CASE COMES TO PARIS . FF  Texarkana’‘s Three Aldermen To Be Tried in Lamar Court

Report Violence as U.S. Considers New Protest to Spanish Leaders

Two Blasts Occur in Barcelona   U.S. May Protest Distorted Version of Tri-Power Declaration

BOMBS EXPLODE AT BARCELONA   Guerrilla Battle Reported In Pyrenees As U. S. Studies New Note .

BOMBS EXPLODE IN BARCELONA AS TENSION MOUNTS   Spanish Troops Battle Guer.  rilla Force Near French

Guerilla Battle — Reported In Spain   American. Embassy May Register New Complaint

America Studies Protest fo Spain   Two Bomb Explosions in Barcelona Are Reported

Bombs, Shots  Mark Spanish Border Unrest      U. S. Embassy On Point of Protest Over Press Reports

Bombs Go off But None Hurt in Barcelona   U. S. May Broadcast Proof of Franco's Deals with Axis

Borab Explosions, Gun Battle Mark Spanish Protes   U.S. May Demand Apology For Publication of Distorted Story

France Demands That Ruhr Be  Internationalized Opposes American Proposals on German Future

Silas Strawn Dies Of Heart Ailment   Former Head of Americen Ber Association, U. S. Chember of Commerce

FREE SUSPECT IN BABY CASE   Believe Baby Girl Born  Dead; Police Work  On New Leads

Suspect Freed In Baby Death   Abandoned Infant Born Dead. Belief

LOAN DEBATES  ARE RESUMED   PALESTINE ISSUE STILL HOLDING SPOTLIGUT AS HOUSE MEMBERS MAKE SPEECHES

48-Passenger Planes, 3 Cents A Mile, Proposed By Columbia      Hagerstown Would be on Proposed Pittsburgh Run— Company Now Losing Several Thousand Monthly on Local Flights

New Secrecy Rule Is Adopted by Security Council  Members Not Present At Closed Meets Cannot See Records

Secrecy Rule Is Adopted by U.N. Council   Records Closed To All Members Nat Represented

FOR MORE SECRECY   Security Council Adopts Rule to Safeguard Records of Sessions

UNITED NATIONS SECRET RULING   1, N, Members Must Attend to See the Records of Session,

U.N. Adopts Secrecy Rule   Council Votes Rule to Permit Denial of Record of Private Meeting

INTS U. S. JUDGES   Truman Names 3 te Serve on Military Court in Germany

— HEIRENS CLEARS UP KILLINGS — Writes Confession To Three Murders

Nickels Had Love Nest In Hotel   Spent $40,000 On Wife, But Fetes Others

[Swindler Maintained ‘Love Nest’ in N.Y.; Wife Had Two Mink. Coats Plus $40,000 in Jewelry: Others Involved

Police Reveal Embezzler Kept Lavish Love Nes?   Swindler of $832,000 Lived High, Bought Mink Coats. Scotch by Case, Fine Jewelry

CASHIER GAVE EXPENSIVE GIFTS   Confessed Embezzler Led A High Life, Police Find

CASHIER ADMITS ROBBING FIRM OF NEARLY MILLIOK   Mergenthaler Linotype Co., “Out $832,000 in Gigan ee ee 

Vote in Greece ‘Ousts’ Premier   Government Quits as Populists Win

PREMIER QUITS AS ROYALISTS WIN GREEK VOTE   Return of King In Doubt Despite Trend of Ballets

Populist Party Apparently Wins Greek Election   Damaskinos Calls For Meeting Of Leaders To Form Government

Resignation Ot Hellenist Chiet Given   Failure To Win Majority   In Sunday Election Forces Sofoulis To Quit Leadership

Soviet Reporter Soundly Scores Atom Bomb Test   Commentator Says Bikini Experiment Undermines Disarmament Confidence

Russian Charges Bikini Test Has tndermined Confidence in Pledge Of US. to Destroy its Atom Bombs

‘Russia Charges Atom Bomb Test Proves U.S. Is Not Serious on Disarmament

The Bobbi-Kar is Coming— A Convertible Sells for $545; Orders Pour In to Young Designer

BILBO HEARING RESUMES WITH NEW TESTIMONY   Alleged Donations To Solor Total $33,750, Witnesses Inform Probers

New Witness Tells of Cash Given to Bilbo   Campaign Donation Never Was Turned In Asserts Contractor

Death . Penalty Is Meted Out  To Sex Slayer   London Veteran Convicted Of Vicious Murder Of Movie Extra

Congressional Fight Over Peacetime Drafting Subsides Near Compromise

Draft Compromise Exempts 18-Years; Battle Promised   Senate, House Approval  Is Expected; Short  » Makes Last Ditch Fight Plan

Compromise on Drajt Exempts Youths of 18   Routine Approval of Congress Due; BRon.Short Promises Floor Battle

Draft Battle Over Age Issue Seems Settled   ROUTINE APPROVAL OF COMPROMISE DUE , SOON

CONGRESS FIGHT OVER THE DRAFT NEARLY OVER   Youths of 19 Once More Are  Subject To Call

DRAFT COMPROMISE   Youths of 18 May Be Exempt Under Plan Now Before Congress

Compromise On Draft To Take 19-Year-Olds   Boys Of 18 To Be Exempt In 9-Month Selective Service Extension.

18-Year-Olds Escape Draft; Pay Is Hiked   Conferees Reach an Agreement; Draft Is Extended Nine Months

VOTE TO EXEMPT YOUTHS ONLY 18 IN COMPROMISE   DRAFT EXTENSION FOR NINE MONTHS APPEARS CERTAIN

FINAL ACTION BY BOTH SENATE AND HOUSE ON COMPROMISE LAV FOR DRAFT EXPECTED QUICKLY

COMPROMISE ON DRAFT MEASURE   Looks As If 18-Year Olds Will Be Exempt And 19Year Olds Called.

AGREEMENT ON 19 YEAR OLDS IN DRAFT NEAR   Senate-House Conferees Vote Compromise; 18 Year Olds Exempted

19 Year Olds To Be Called Under Draft   Congressional Struggle Over Law’s Extension Nears Compromise Close

COMPROMISE IN DRAFT BILL T0 TAKE 19 YEAR OLD YOUTHS   Would Exempt 18 Year Olds From Call; Expect Passage Soon

—DRAET—  19-Year-Old Youths Will  See Service  Compromise Will Exempt 18-Years

19-Year-Olds Due For Service Under New Bill  9-Month Extension Plan Would Exempt 18-Year-Old Boys

DRAFT PEACE NEARS   Senate And .fouse Must Approve A Compromise Exempting Boys Of 18   Went Volunteers.

Youths of 18  Exempted in Draft Report   Agreement ‘by ~ .Committee’ Clears Way for: Extension

To Call 19 Year Old Youths But Exempt Those 18   Only Usual House And Senate Approval Of Agreement Needed To Extend Draft

18-YEAR-OLD S$ FREED FROM DRAFT AGAIN   Pay Boost Wins Approval as Separate Measure in Congress

18-Year-Old Youths Excluded From Induction Under New Bill   Senate-House Conferces Reach Compromise  That Will Place 10-Year-Olds tn beniform

18-Yr. Olds Are Exempted From Military Draft   Compromise Awaits Only. Formal Ratification.

8-Year-Olds Exempt from Draft Under Compromise  lane End- Exnect Senate. House to Okay Revisions

19-Year-Olds Ineluded in  NewProgram   Both Houses Expected to Approve Quickly Nine Months Extension Which Exempts 18-Year-Olds

Agree On Draft Measure   Compromise Bill Exempts 18-Year-Olds,  . Extends Act 9 Months And Increases Pay

Compromise On Draft Extension Nears Final Vote   19-Year-Olds Included As Conferees Agree To Exempt Youths of 18

Battle Over New Dratt Plan Closing   Only Approval of Both Houses Needed to Perfect Extension

Exempt 18-Year-Olds; ‘Pay Boost Approved   Draft Deadlock Broken With 19-Year-Olds Once More Subject to Call— A Victory far Manca

Plan Would Make Youths Of 19 Eligible   Senate, House Still Must Give Approval— Increases in Pay Granted Armed Forces

Usual Routine Approval Waits 9-Month Extension Of Selective Service Bill

Draft Struggle Ends In Compromise To Induct Boys Of 19, Banning 18

Compromise Near In Draft Struggle, Pay Hikes Voted   Forces Would Get 19 Year Olds Under Bill, Floar Fiaht Seen

Committee For Calling Up 19-Year-Olds   Senate And House Approval Of Plan Believed Probable

Approval of Draft Compromise Before  Month’s End Likely   18-Year-Olds Exempted; Separate Pay Boost Bill is Okayed

Youths Of 18 Are Exempted In Compromise   Floor Battle House Still Looms on Continuation Of Draft

YOUTHS OF 18 ARE RULED EXEMPT   Quick Congressional Ap: proval Expected

Compromise on Draft Awaits Final Approval   ~ 19-Year-Olds Once Again Subject to Call and Youths of 18 Exempt Under Conference Bill; Only Formal House and Senate Vote Remains

QUICK 0. K. OF DRAFT PLAN IS SEEN LIKELY   Exemption Of 18-Year-Olds From Service Part Of Compromise Bill

U.S. Youths 0f19 Subject To Call In Compromise   18-Year-Olds Exempied; House, Senate Approval Needed For Extension

Final Action On Draft Bill Forecast Soon   19-Year-Olds Subject To Induction Under  Compromise

19°s Subject To Call After Smoke Clears In Bitter Congressional Struggle

Compromise on Draft Reached   Conferees Agree to Exempt 18-Year Olds from Draft

ApprovalExpected After Compromise   House Conferees Win Victory As Eighteen Year Olds Exempt

TENSION RISES IN PALESTINE ZONE   Some Arob Leaders Favor Ue eht te Denth”

4 DIEIN FIRE AT BURLINGTON   Father, 3 Children Suffocate; Former Made Rescue Attempt

Four Perish  In Iowa Fire   Burlington Father and Three Children Suffocate In Vain Rescue Attempt

Yokohama Mass Uprising Said ~ Bolshevik- Backed      80 Negro. Troops Hela: After Wild Shooting © Spree In Philippines:

GI Discontent Spreads To Europe   Handbills Out in Frankfart—Mass Meeting in Manila

HOUSE DEBATE ON LOAN ISSUE CLOSES TODA   POLLS INDICATE BRITAIN WILL, /BE EXTENDED CREDIT  RUSSIAN [NFL  RECALLED

This Business of Romance Is Tricky Regardless of What Country You Are in

U.S. Foreign Policy Faces" Crucial Test   Connally Gives Sharp Reminder to Russ On Iran Dead Line

Foreign Policy Heading for Critical Tests   Russia Bound by Treaty to Evacuate Iran

‘Firm Attitude Policy Praised By UNO Envoy   Solon Terms General Assembly in London ‘Tremendous Success’

Connally And Bevin Tough W ith Ruel      Texan Thinks Soviets Should Quit Iran; England Plans Protest

Stand Backed By Connally   \Soviet Forces Begin Leaving Iran; U. S. Foreiqn Policy Faces Test

Foreign Policy Heading for  Critical Tests  _ Russia Bound by ‘Treaty to

SOVIET PLAN FOR ATOMIC PEACE NOT TO BE TAKEN TOO LIGHTLY, FOREIGN AFFAIRS ANALYST SAYS

Atomic Plan © By Russians Astounding      Moscow Wonld Render United States Atomieally Impotent Right Al Outset Before Con‘sidering Internitional Control

Astounding Proposal On Atomic Energy By Soviet Calls For Careful Study

Two Missing U.S. Airmen Being Sought   Yugoslavia to Pay  Full Military Honors To Three Comrades Shot Down in Plane

Yugoslavs Honor Slain U: 5. Fliers In Military Rites  ‘Jali ian Alps Combed For Two Missing Men

Parties Comb Alps Area for  Missing Men   Yugoslav Army to Give Top Military Honors For Fliers Killed When Transport Shot Down

Search Julian  Alps For Missing Airmen; Military Honors For Dead

Comb Alps for Missing Yanks   Yugoslavs Accord Highest Military Honor: To Men They Shot Down

Honors Are Planned for  Three Dead   Guard of Honor Will Be Established at Mortuary; Will Go to Belorade   ‘More Flights Cited   Tito Government Says Anglo-American Craft Still Fly Over

Searching Parties Se ‘ouring Julian Alps For 2 American F lyers Lést From Transport

Slavs Ordered To Pay Highest Military Honor To Three Bodies Found

Search Julian Alps For Bodies Of Two Airmen   Tito Complies With Ultimatum From U. S. Crisis Disappearing

Three Flyers Are Accorded Full Honors   Funeral Rites For Victims Complete

Two Missing U.S. Airmen Are Sought   Yugoslavs To Pay Highest Military Honors To Three Others Killed

Alps Are Being Combed For Two  Missing Airmen   -Funeral Plans For Three Buddies Are Completed

Search For lwe is Kept At Pitch   Yugoslavia Troops Ordered To Keep On Alert

Hunt Started for Bodies of Missing Men   Julian Alps Being Searched for Two American Fliers

Mystery Death Investigated       ‘Noblesville Woman's “Body Is Discovered. -in Indianapolis: Hotel

Mystery Death Investigated   Noblesville Woman’s Body Is Discovered in Indianapolis Hotel

AUG. 14 DAY OF THANKSGIVING MW ARTHUR   “Give Thanks for Victory,” He Says in Message to Troops

MacArthur Calls V-J Day A Time Of Thanksgiving   Supreme Commander Recalls Bloody History Which Led To Victcry   CO-OPERATION LED TO SUCCESS

Agreement Is Urged On Leaders   Gives Fairless And Murray Until Today To Agree

‘House Will Get Fact-Finding  Bill Next. Week   Committee. Refuses to Approve By 7 To 7 Tie . Modified Version ot:  .. Such Lesislation -..

Heat On, House Group Will Act   Action Promised As People Demand Action To Curb Strikes

A LAST CHANCE IS OFFERED BY TRUMAN FOR AGREEMENT   fwo Vrincipale In Threat. ened Steel Strike Ordered to Get Together,   THEY MUST ACT AT ONCE   Murray and Pairless Given tatil This Afternoon to (iet Together,

ACTION PROMISED BY TUESDAY   ‘Heat Is On’ From Voters For Laws To Prevent Strikes

White House Conference Is Resumed   Last Chance Today To Settle Dispute

Meat Workers Remain Out On Strike   Government Intervention Is Anticipated

Agree or Truman Steps in   Principals in  Threatened Steel Strike Given Last Chance to Settle 

ASSERTS U. S. READY 10 ACT TO END STRIKE   Firm, Union Are Expected To Reply Thursday Afternoon On Differences

Union And Steel Principals Given Truman Warning   President Seeks To End Deadlock

HOUSE COMMITTEE T0  ACT ON PRESIDENT’S  FACT-FINDING PLAN GROUP REFUSES, WN TIE VOTE, TO PASS —  VERCR per

Agreement. Is Urged   Gives Fairless And Murray Until Today To Agree;

EXPECT MOVE IN THE STEEL CASE TODAY   *vesident Truman Says He Will Act in Publie Interest if Labor and Management Do Not Reach an Agreement.

Truman Calls Conference Of Steel Leaders   PRESIDENT GIVES FINAL CHANCE FOR FEDERAL SETTLEMENT

Leaders Given Last Chance fo Reach Accord   Public Interest To Be Protected Says President

SOLONS TO ACT ON HOT POTATO   Committee Will Decide What To Do With Truman’s Fact-Finding Boards

Afternoon Deadline Is ~ Set; Murray, Fairless © Told ‘Pray. Do Utmost’

Leaders Given Final Chance To Make Peace   President's Plan For Solution Still Secret

Prepares Own Offer to Gain  Settlement   Urges Speedy Action On Part of Murray And Steel Chief

TEMPERATURES:   House Labor Committee To Act On Fact-Finding Law Asked By President

Sets Deadline For Agreement  OnSteel Wage   President Will Offer Own Formula If Neaotiations Fail

Truman Ready With Own Plan  1 or Agreement   CIO President and U. S, Steel Head Given Their  Last Chance to Come To Understindiny   President Keeps Proposal Secret   Alveady Has Urged General Motors to Accept Recomirended 191% Cents More for En:ployes

Vote Assured On Facts Bill   House Group Agrees To Act on Measure

LABOR MEASURE VOTE IS SLATED   President's Bill Goes to House Early Next Week

HOUSE COMMITTEE TO  ACT ON PRESIDENT’S  FACT-FINDING PLAN GROUP REFUSES, IN  TIE VOTE, TO PASS WEAKENED MEASIJIRE

Fairless; Murray Get Last Chance To Reach Accord   Two Principals In Threatened Steel Strike To Meet Again At White House

Truman To Suggest Way To End Steel Deadlock If Not Settled-By Today

President Ready to Offer Own Proposal For Settlement if Company and Union Heads Fail to Agrec.

If They Fail, He Will Step In With Plan   Proposal Will Be ‘In. Public Interest;’ Confek In Washincton.   STUDY MEAT STRIKE

TRUMAN DUMPS  ARGUMENT INTO ~ LENDER'S LAPS   Some 263,000 Idle Workers - Hope Government Will Help Them Out

CHINESE PLOTTING REPORTED TODAY   Attempt to Take Control of Peiping is Described.

CHINESE GENERALS EXECUTED BY RED!   Victims Convicted of Plot tne Harbin Revels

Crops Expected To a Records   Government Predicts New Mark for Corn

Government t Report Indicates  Record Yield “of Corn Sana ie "Bese GMvarne nL VAshnsk Mak,

RECORD CROPS ARE FORECAST ALL OVER U.S,   OUTLOOK FOR FARM OUTPUT SELDOM STTRPASSED

Government Says Produc tion Of Feed Grains May Set New Mark   HAY TONNAGE SEEN BELOW ESTIMATE

Record Crops Are Indicated      Condition of All Crops Best Since 1932, Report Shows

Big Grain Crop Forecast for U.S.   Corn Breaks Record; Oil Seeds to Be Short

FORECAST BIG GRAIN CROPS   Corn May Hit All-Time Record, Forecast By Department Shows

Government Report Indicates  Record Yield of Corn      See Near Banner Crops of Wheat, Oats

Nation’s Crop Prospects Near  . All-Time High   Outlook for Corn, Wheat, Oats, Potatoes, Rice Roldam Ratter

Record Crop Of Corn Seen For This Year   Near-Records Likely For Oats, Potatoes, Wheat and Rice

CROP CONDITIONS BEST IN YEARS; GRAINS ADEQUATE   Government Reports Record - Corn Output and Near Records In Wheat, Oats, Rice and Potatoes,   INDICATED YIELDS ARE ABOVE AVERAGE   Farm Production As of July 1 Regarded As Best In Seven Years With Exception of 1942.

SEEK TO HAVE MAY APPEAR AT MUNITION PROBE   Claim May Has Not Given Full Complete Facts To Cloommittee

Mead Asks Further Testimony By May   Issues New Invitation ix War Contract Inquiry

MAY INVITED TO TELL STORY 10 PROBING SOLONS   War Department Attorney Recalled To Stand In ‘Paper Empire’ Case

Mead Wants ‘Full Story’ Of Dealings   Quiz On Paper Empire Hears Army Attorney Defend ‘Whitewash’

MEAD ASKS MAY TO MEET SENATE ON RACKET DEAL   Representative Accused of Hiding Facts Last Time

SAYS MAY HAS NOT GIVEN THI COMPLETE FAGTS   Representative Has Letter; Declines to Comment

Mead Asks Rep. May To Testify   Says Congressmon foiled to Give Full Facts at Secret Meeting in June

Mead Says Testimony Incomplete   Intercession References Draw Questions

Second Term Is Sought By Governor Blue   Iowa Executive Announces Candidacy; Points to Record

Gov. Blue Asks for Second Tern  Calls Attention to  Pactwer Prahkhlomc

Blue Seeks  Renomination    Governor Of Towa Ts Serving First Term State’s Chiel  Executive.

Blue to Seek Renominatior For Governor   State’s Chief Executive To Run for Second Term in Office

“Just a Dash of Heliotrope’”’— A Gentleman's Hairdresser   Oswald Fixes Up Othman Like Grenadier

— OTHMAN — London  Haircuts  Sweetest  Oswald’s Dash of Heliotrope Adds Grenadier Air

PRUDLS OUUUum BY REPUBLICANS DSTUR TEMES  ‘ope Might Bio oF Lis it Is Said     Airin     BYRNES IS APPROACHED     Wie Raantinn to Nemande for   BYRNES IS APPROACHED   His Reaction to Demands for Investigation Not Made Public for Present

GOP May Ask Probe Of U. S. Europe Policy   Investigation May Blast Truman’s Hope For BiPartisan Foreign Stand

CAPITAL HARMONY THREAT SHOWS UP ON FOREIEN POLIY   Hope for Bi-Partisan Accerd May Be Hit By Congress Demands for Investigation,   BYRNES AND G. O. P. LEADERS CONFER

REPUBLICANS MAY INVESTIGATE U. S. FOREIGN POLICY   Move gxpected to Blast Hopes For Two Party Accord On Issues.

Republicans To Press Demands ‘For Inquiries   Investigations Would Cen ter About American Policy In Europe; Officials Say Probe Unwarranted

U.S, PRESTIGE ABROAD MAY GET SETBACK   Truman Hopes for Bipartisan Foreign Policy Likely to Be Blasted.

REAL ESTATE INFLATION CALLED MOST SERIOUS in, COLINTRY’S. HISTORY

Seek To Amend Gambling Law  ea ) ee ee ee    Club Managers of State Plan Action

Seek To Amenc Gambling Law  Want Exemption For Non-Profit Groups

BRITAIN, RUSS IN DISPUTE ON: DISPOSITION   Soviet Wants Full Trusteeship Over Tripolitania

Colonies Up For Disposal   ‘Italy’s . Possessions, Dedecanese Studied by Ministers

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Consider Question of Italy’s African Colonies

Crucial Issue Is Now Confronting Big Four Parley   Foreign Ministers Conference Decides To Take Up Italy’s African Colonies Problem   PARLEY SUCCESS HANGS ON ACTION

Dodecanese Islands Also Considered; Big Four Agree On Break-up Of Italian Fleet

Heavy Rains Fill Streams   ‘No Immediate Flood Danger; Light Frost Is Possible, Tonight

Heavy Rains Bring Threat cf Floods To Eastern Kansas   One More Soaker May Send the Marais des Cygnes Over Banks--Light Rains in West

Milk and Butter Prices Going Up OPA Announces   Cent-A-Quart Boost Ordered; Butter To.Go Up 11 Cents a Pound

MILK PRICES TO 60 ~ UP-CENT PER QUART   Raises In Butter, Cheese In: cluded In Plan

OPA Action as Long Expected   Boost First of Series Expected in Dairy Industry; Effect To Be Noted Here Soon

OPA Orders Cent-A-Quart  Increase In Milk Prices   Boost Effective At Once For Most Of Nation In Move Which Will Add $250,000,000 To Food Bills

South Plains Area Affected By Increase   _ U.S. Milk Bill Expected To Go Up $250,000,000

OPA ORDERS MILK, BUTTER PRICE HIKES   Milk Increase Effective Immediately; Other Dair: Boosts Due Next Week

Boost Milk  Pricé.   Upa Cent a Quart  In Most of, Nation —  ' Today; Butter and Cheese Up Next- Week

CENT-PER- QUART I$  INCREASE GRANTED  AT ONCE BY O.P.A. FURTHER SHARP HIKE  PREDICTED BY BOWLES IE SURSIDIES STOP

MILK PRICES ARE BOOSTED   Butter and Cheese Prices Also Upped Bv Order of OPA

Change Allowed to Meet Higher Prices of Feed   Bowles Estimates Dairy Price Increases to Add 250 Million to Food Bill

CENT-A-QUART RAISE SET IN MILK PRICES   First of Series for Dairy Products Will Add to Housewives’ Food Bills

OPA Orders Cent-A-Quart Milk Increase   First In Series Of Boosts For Dairy Products Over Nation.

Price of Milk Is Boosted   OPA Authorizes Cent Increase for Most of Nation

OPA Orders Cent-A-Quart Boost On Milk   Other Dairy Prices Up; Adds $250 Million To Food Bill

OPA Raises Milk in Some Areas   One Cent a Quart Approved For Some Sections

OPA Orders Immediate Boost on Milk Prices   Cent-a-Quart Increase Effective in Mast Parts Of U.S.—Is First of a Series for Doiryv Producis

MILK PRICES HIKED BY OPA   Immediate One -Cent-A.Quart Raise Allowed In Many Areas

South Plains Area Affeded By Increase  _U. S. Milk Bill _ Expected To Go  —--. @aER AAR AnH

11 Cent Per Pound Jump For Butter   Cheddar Cheese Hiked 6 Cents; $250,000,000 Added to Food Bill

MILK TO GO UP  1-CENT A QUART      The Order Affecting This Area i Expected Soon

Primaries in 2 States Today   Michigan, Massachusetts —Light Vote Cast in Maine Monday

GOV. HILDRETH WINS IN MAINE   PRIMARY ELECTIONS IN MASSACHUSETTS, MICHIGAN TODAY

LAV ESLOCK — Anderson  May Act This. Week  Rep. Roger $ Says   Rep. Rogers Says Promise Given to Lift Ban.

Anderson Holds Key To Meat Shortage   Rumors Hint Temporary Removal of Controls Is Due Early Next Week

Plan To Lift Lid On Meat Rumored   Anderson's New ‘Short’ List Is Due by Tuesday

Two Airliners Collide In Air; Landed Safely   Pilots Save Lives Of 85 Passenaers

Both Ships Damaged in Odd Accident   Accident Called Unprecedented in American Aviation

MERIC AN MOTION PICTU FORM NEW CSPANISH C2       Wy DEWITT WACKEN ALE AP WPuctt Teacher

iU. S. MOVING PICTURES MAKING [DEEP IMPRESSION ON SPANIARDS; WHOLE. LIFE BEING AMERICANIZED

THE WORLD TODAY U.S, Motion Pictures Alter Spanish Life  By DeWttit Maskenvia

INFLUENCE OF AMERICAN FILMS ON SPAIN AND OTHER NATIONS IMPOSES SERIOUS OBLIGATION ON HOLLYWOOD

 Capt. McKee Addresses Rotarians  “Morale Of Troops Good, But  _ Replacements Half Trained

 Capt. McKee Addresses Rotarians  ss RotatianS  M orale Of Troops Good, But _ Replacements Half Traine«

OPA Decontrol Vote May Be   Taken Tomorrow   _More Than 30 Amendments Introduced on Measure.

Riots in India Spread, 11 Die, 160 Injured   British Impose Martial Law Against Moslems  To Reciare Order

Rioting Grips Calcutta Area   14. Killed, 170 Hurt; Martial Law Inpoesed

RIOTS FLARE IN CALCUTTA   Martial Law Declared By British After Death Of 14 Persons

British Impose Martial Law In Caleutta   14 Killed, 170 Injured As Rioting Spreads; 18 U.S. Soldiers Hurt

ELEVEN DIE IN CALCUTTA RIOTS   Martial Law Declared; 190 Injured Include 18 U.S. Soldiers

RIOTS IN INDIA KILL ELEVEN; 18 YANKS INJURED   British Impose Martial Law In Calcutta, New  Delhi And Bombay

MARTIAL LAW IN CALCUTTA   Hindus, Moslems Riot Over Conviction of Officer

11 Killed And 160 Injured In Calcutta Riot      18 Yanks Hurt as British Attempt to Restore Order

Declare Martial Law in Calcutta   11 Dead in Riots; 18 Yanks Injured

MARTIAL LAW IS IMPOSED BY BRITAIN   India Riot Causes Death of 11, While 160 Are Injured

Fourteen People Killed In Melees   British Moving Tanks And Troops Into City To Quel! Rioting Which Started On Monday

14 Killed, 170 Hur In India Ricting   Martial Law Decreed By British in Calcutta

British Impose Martial Law In Caleutta  14 Killed in Riots; U. S. Soldiers Among Those Injured

18 American Army Men Injured in Calcutta Riotine   British Impose Martial Law Moving in Troops, Tanks to Halt Disorders Which Spread to Other Cities

Four Persons Killed in Riots Today   Many Others Injured Including Some American Soldiers

lice for Housing rojects in State  ek Wants Big   “iil ‘Ask the’ Legislature  for Substantial Part.  of $85,000,000. in Snectal Message.

GET ALL THE ELECTION RETURNS—-HOT OFF THE GRIDDLE  - Avalanche-Journal And KFYO Set To Give All Stafe And Local Results On Saturday Niaht   Rainey, Jester Top Field. Poll Shows

IGET ALL THE ELECTION RETURNS—HOT OFF THE GRIDDLE  Avalanche-Journal And KFYO Set To Give All tate And Local Results On Saturday Nicht      Here’ s Latest Trend In Governor's Race Rainey, Jester Top Field. Poll Shows

Hard Coal Miners Out   Dig Gardens Or Make Holiday Plans; Await New Contract

Lewis Expected To Join Talks . . - Hard Coal Miners Dig Up (Sardens Instead Of Coal As Settlement Is Sought

Hard Coal Miners Dig Gardens While Leaders Wranale   Negotiators, Now in Their Fourth Week of Conferences, Report Little Progress Made

Little Progress Is Reported On Hard Coal Pact   Anthracite Miners Dig Gardens And Plan Holidavs

AWAIT NEW CONTRACT   Hard Coal Miners Working in Gardents Instead of Pits

Little Progress In Strike Talks   Hard Coal Miners Dig Gardens or Make Holiday Plans

—ALSG DECLARES MEAT RATIONING MAY BE RESUMED IF NECESSARY TO SAVE STARVING EUROPE—STEEL STRIKE MAY END QUICKLY.

WILLREQUESTU.S. MEAT RATIONING AGAIN IF NEEDED   NEW STRIKE FORMULA ALMOST READY--CASE BILL PASSES HOUSE

TRUMAN HINTS ACTION T0 AID HUNGRY EUROPE   President Readies Strike Settlement Formula; Stand by Pauley

Nazi Atrocity Trial to Start Next Month   ‘German Doctors will Face Allied. Court For Inhuman. Experiments

Storm Brings 2 Fire Calls To City Homes   Basements Flooded, Highways in Area Covered With Water

Storm Razes Florida Trees, Crops Aided   2.23 Downpour With Wind Hits Phone And Electric Wires

British Show Relief Over Talk Denial  London Lauds  Truman Stand

UNRRA Granted Additional Grain To Send Abroad   200,000 Tons Short Of Amount Sought By Director General

Three-Nations Board Grants More Grain   Allocation Still Short Of Request By UNRRA Heed

More Grain Authorized For Europe   Additional 97,000 Tons Granted To Help Relieve World Hungry

ODUCERS, PACKERS FEAR FW SHORTAGE   \.M. I. Official Says varcity Would Redore Black Market

CONTROLS FOR  ‘MEAT PRICES: “ARGUED TODA)   LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS AND MEAT PACKERS TELL. BOARD THAT CONTROLS WON'T.  Work ,

War Dead Are Honored Today   Truman Leads Services At Arlington; Services In Europe and Pacific

America’s War Dead Honored Around World   Truman Leads Rites At Arlington

‘Texas Pays Tribute to Her War Dead As ‘Memorial Services Held Over World

Policy Group Charges Soviets Ordered Delay   Letter to Truman Urges Shake-Up in Far East

BLAME REDS  FOR STALLING CHINA PEACE   Serious Charges Against Moscow Made by Americans In Letter to Truman

Soviets Stall China Peace,  Truman Told   Direct Communist Follow. ers There, Say Returning Americans

PEACE EFFORTS   Directing Communists in China in Slowing Peace Moves.   AMERICANS MAKE CHARGE TO TRUMAN   Urge President to Shake Up State Department’s Eastern Division.

GARGE RUSSIANS BLOCKED PEACE EFFORTS IN CHINA   American Group Calls on Truman for Shakeup jin State Denarimant

ARMY CHIEF SAYS DUGTEES SD SERVE IBMONTHS   Plan Would Permit Discharge : of All Fathers  ® 8 «PO

Congress Asked To Extend Draft  Eisenhower Says Act Would Free All Dads

Keep Draft Law Indefinitely Ike Tells Committee   Urges 18-Months Hitch for Inductees and Prompt Kelease for Fathers

Extension Of Draft Is Urged  By Eisenhower   Would Limit Service To 18 Months; Can Release All Fathers By September Under Plan

Eisenhower Urges Extension of Draft Law Indefinitely   Warns Country Army Manpower Must Not Dwindie

18 Months of Duty Proposed For Inductees   Fathers Could Be Freed by September, General Reports

DRAFT EXTENSION. WILL ACCELERATE FATHERS”: RELEASE   IKE PLEADS   Extension Would Permit U.S: to Fulfill Obligations

Patterson, Ike Plead For Draft   ‘Top Brass’ Heard On Capitol Hill

Ike Asks. Draft OK   Indefinite Extension Should Free Fathers, Strengthen U. S. Status

Draft Youth, Free Fathers  Asks Gen. Ike   Chief Of Staff Pleads Indef inite Extension Of Selec. tive Service Law

Eisenhower Tells Committee Draft Law Is Necessary   EXTENSION OF ACT "MUST BE DONE FIRST Army Chief Says No   More Fathers Will  BD. ti. .ak D

Eisenhower Urges Drait Extension   Would Limit Service of Inductees to  18 Months

Eisenhower In Plea to Extend Draft Measure   Would Make It. Indefinite; Limit Service Liability to 18 Months

Gen. Eisenhowel Urges Congress To Extend Draft   Says Army Might Be Able To Turn Fathers Out By Late Summer

EXTEND DRAFT, ARMY LEADERS URGE CONGRESS   Eisenhower Backs Limit Of 18 Months’ Service In Plan To Free Dads

Gen. Ike Urges Draft Retention  Says All Fathers Could Be Released

Eisenhower Asks Draft Extension  Would Limit Service to Eiahteen Months

Eisenhower Asks Draft Extension   Warns That Army May Fall Short of 1947 Needs by 165,000 Men

EISENHOWER ASKS UNLIMITED DRAFT   WOULD ENABLE ARMY TO DISCHARGE DADS BY END OF AUGUST

Extend Draft and Release Fathers, Eisenhower Ples   Testifies With Patterson Before Senate Military Affairs Group   RECOMMEND 20 PCT. SERVICE PAY RAISE   Leaders Would Also Limit . Selective Service to 18 Month Period

DRAFT EXTENSION IS URGED BY ‘IKE’   Release of All Fathers Is Promised If Bill Is Okayed.

Ike Calls tor Draft, Pay Hike   Extension to Permit Release of Fathers Soon, Says General

ASKS EXTENSIO OF THE DRAFT LAW INDEFINITELY   Gen. Eisenhower Also Asked Congress to Limit Service Liabilities of Inductees,   TO EIGHTEEN MONTIES   Ry Doing This the Army Can Release All Fathers Dy nd of August.

Would Permit Early Release Of All Fathers   Asks 20 Per Cent  Increase In Pav

EISENHOWER ASKS DRAFT EXTENSION   One Aim Would Be Release of  All Fathers

18 Months Of Service  Is Favored   Plan Would Speed Fathers’ Release

lke’ Requests Extension of Draft Measure   18 Months of Service Asked

EISENHOWER IN DRAFT APPEAL   Chief of Staff Wants: Law Extended, Service Limited To 18 Months

EISENHOWER FOR LAW 10 EXTEND DRAFT   Chief of Staff Favors Law To Limit Service Liability Of Inductees To 18 Months  ee   PATTERSON A WITNESS

All Fathers Could Be Out by Fall   Eighteen-Month Service Liability for All Inductees Is Favored

ARMY 15 WILLING TO RELEASE DADS   Would Also Cease Inducting Them If Draft Extended, Eisenhower Says

Eisenhower Asks Extension Of National Draft   SAYS MEASURE WILL BE NECESSARY FOR SAFETY

Ike Requests  Unlimited Draft Law  wiv   Release of Fathers Possible by August, Says Chief of Staff

Gen. ‘Ike’ Asks Draft  Extension      Would Limit Service To 18 Mouths: Have Fathers Ont by Fat}

Eisenhower Asks Draft  Extension   General Urges Congress To Prelong Induction Program With 18 Month Limit on Service

GEN. EISENHOWER URGES EXTENSION OF DRAFT; SAYS WOULD RELEASE ALL FATHERS BY FALL.

Draft Law Should be Continued   Eisenhower Tells Congress; He Woul Limit Service  To 18 Months

EISENHOWER URGES DRAFT EXTENSION   If Granted Army Can Release All Fathers By Sept.

CONTINUATION OF DRAFT WILL RELEASE DADS   Eisenhower Says They Would All Be  Home by Fall

IKE SAYS DISCHARGE  SURE IF SELECTIVE  SERVICE EXTENDED CHIEF OF STAFF AND  WAR SECRETARY URGE CONTINIIING CATIS

Ike Asks Solons  To Keep UpDraft   General Favors 18 Months Course Indefinitely

IKE SAYS DISCHARGE SURE IF SELECTIVE SERVICE EXTENDED  CHIEF OF STAFF AND WAR SECRETARY URGE

Eisenhower Urges Draft Law Extension  Indefinite Extension pit DEea R11. rant   Indefinite Extension Might Release All Fothers by September

Draft Extension Would Release Fathers Soon   Eisenhower Says By August If Army Is Assured of Recruits

Service Limit To 18 Months Is Suggested   Would Allow Release Of All Fathers, General Says

byrnes Lashes Reds for Attempts to Dictate to U. S.: Russian Defeated

SOVIET RUSSIA  REBUFFED BY THE  PEACE CONFERENCE   Made Effort to Apply Two thirds Rule Following Talk By Byrnes.   NOT BE DICTATED TO   We Are Not Going to Gang Up on Any Nation, He Said.

BYRNES SAYS U.S. DEFIES DICTATION   Secretary, in Plain-Speaking Talk, Says Amertcans Will Not Let One of Their Allies Dictate to Them.

Says U.S. Won't Take Dictation   Russia Musters Forces For Showdown Fight On Two-Thirds Vote

Peace Conte: sees: Rebuff Russ Efforts *"o Apply — Two-thirds Vi: <ing Rule

Rebuff Soviet Vote Proposal in Paris Talks   Byrnes Decries Any Dictatorial Policy, No Anglo-Saxon Bloc

Secretary Hits ‘Loose, Wicked Talk’ in Fiery Reply to Russ Minister

U.S. Secretary Raps Bid Of “Dictators”   All Concessions Will Not Be Made by United States, He Says

U.S. Wont’ Make All Concessions, Russia Is Told:   Won't Dictate or Be Dictated To, Byres Informs Moletov

 Conference Votes Down  ‘Russ Plan   Two-thirds Rule Again Rejected: Byrnes Speaks On ‘Dictation’ In Address At Parlay

Byrnes Makes Plain Talk At Peace Parley   Tells Session U.S. Will Not Be Dictated To

Byrnes in Blast At Soviet Peace Meet Tactics   Says U.S. Will Not Be Dictated To--Will Not Make All The Concessions

Byres Bluntly Assails Attempt At ‘Dictation’   Soviets Still Have Ace In Hole- Through Veto -In Ministers Council

Paris Conference Refuses To Adopt Two-Thirds Rule   Plenary Session. Ap: proves British Plan Adopted By _ Rules Committee.

RED FOR VOTE RULE FAILS TO PASS   Byrnes Declares U.S. Will Not Be Dictated  to in Peace Meeting

Conference Backs Him Against Reds   American Scores Soviet’s Use Of Term ‘Bloc’

Conference Rebuffs Red Vote Effort   Byrnes Says U.S. Won’t Take Or Do Any Dictating

U, S, SECRETARY STRIKES BACK AT SOVIET CHARGES   Byrnes Claims United States Not To Be ‘Pushed Around’ at Peace Meet

RUSSIAN MOVE ON VOTING ‘DEFEATED   American Envoy Raps Back At Soviet Delegate   Must Be Achieved By Al Participating Nations, Molotov Declares

"U.S. Won't Be Dictated To -Byrnes   State Secretary Speaks Plainly; Reds Asked Two-thirds Rule.

ACTION COMES AFTER STRONG BYRNES TALK   U. S. Won't Be Die tated To, Secretary Says in Speech

U.S. WANTS SQUARE DEAL ~ SAYS BYRNES   Nations Reject Two-Thirds Rule After Plain Talk. By  Claty Canratamy,

Two-thirds Vote Proposal Beaten   Byrnes Asserts United States Will Not Bow to Russ Demands

Russia — Rebuffed On Vote   Peace Parley Votes Down New Demand For Two-Thirds Majority Rule: Byrnes Is Stern

Soviet Russia Turned Down At Conference   ”We're Not Going To Gang Up,” Says  Aemericon Envov

Byrnes Warns Against Try At Dietating   Conference Votes Down Soviet Proposal On Voting  Prorcedire.

Byrnes Says U.S. Not to Be “Dictated to”   Peace Conference Votes Down Soviet Move to Extend TwoThirds Voting Rule

Peace Parley Defeats Red Effort, 15-6   Acts After Byrnes’ Declaration That U. S. Won't Be Dictated To.

RUSSIANS LOSE BITTER BATTLE ON VOTE PLAN   Secretary Byrnes Successful In Attack on Molotov’s Two-Thirds Rule

Speaks Bluntly To Russians at Peace Parley   Delegates Rebuff Soviet Efforts to Apply TwoThirds Rule

BYRNES SAYS U.S, WILL NOT DICTATE OR BE DICTATED 10   Plain Statement Made As Peace Parley Adopts Voting Plans

BYRNES SAYS U.S. WON'T BE ‘DICTATED TO’   Conference Votes Down Russian Move For Two-Thirds Rule

Says U.S. Will Not Be Dictated To  Will Not Gang Up On Any Nation

RUSSIA REBUFFED AT PEACE PARLEY BY 16 10 5 VOTE  SECRETARY BYRNES  ASSERTS U. S. WILL

BYRNES STATES U.S. WILL NOT BE DICTATED TO   Conference Votes Down 15 to 6 Russian Move  To Require Two-Thirds Vote For. Adopting Recommendations

Byrnes Declares U. S. Won't Be Dictated To, That It Is Russians Who Talk of Blocs

PARIS MEETING REJECTS SOVIET PLAN ON RULES   American Secretary Blasts Again At Russian Cry Of ‘Anglo-Saxon’ Bloc

Sec. of State Says America Will Make Some Concessions but Not All in Plain-Speaking Address.   CHARGES SOVIETS WITH WICKED TALK

Council Spikes Two-Thirds Vote Plan By Russia   Byrnes Flays  ‘Bloc Voters’ Ir. Plain-Talk Speech, Molotov Reticent

Byrnes Offers Plain  Speech   American Declares War Not Fought  For Dictation

“We Haven’t Fought To Dictate To A Free World, Or To Have One Of Our Allies Dictate To Us,” Secretary Of State Declares, Adding “We Will Not Make All The Concessions’ —Conferees Vote Down 15 To 6 Russian Move For Two-Thirds Decisions

Byrnes Declares U, S. . Will Not Be Dictated To  REDS SET BACK  Parley Hits Efforts To Apply. TwoThirda Rule

Reds Efforts For Two-Thirds Rule Rejected   Voting Plan Sought By Russia Attacked By American

Byres Plainly Declares U.S. ‘Will Not Be Dictated To’ By An Ally; Vote Or Soviet Proposal Is 15-6 Against

Soviets Get Rebuff Fron  Conference   Byrnes Declares U.S. Will Not Be Dictated to in Plain Speaking Address, Russian Plan Rejected 

James Byrnes Speaks Plainly   -.. Conferees Told America Won't Be Dictated To   Speaks Frankly.

* e rt Decision Made  Le pay EP crenen Arter aeYPHES aw  Talks Plainly   Tells Conference “We Didn't Vight War To Have One Of Gur Abies Dietate To Je"?   Russians Holding  An “Ace In Hole”   Can Ignore Any Action Coming Before Ministers  With Less Than TwoThirds Decision

United States Would Not Take Any Dictation, Byrnés Tells Nations;  Vishnisky Complains of Agenda

Byrnes Gives U.S. Vote Rule Stand   Rebuffs Russia for Attempt to Dictate to Peace Conference,   ADOPT VOTING RULE   USSR May Refuse Recognition of Action in Ministers Council

U.S. Won't Take Red Dictation Byrnes Declares  Won't Make All The Concessions

‘BYRNES SPEAKS VERY PLAINLY TO CONFERENCE   United States Will Not Be Dictated To, Secretary Of State Makes It Clear To Molotov.

Rejects Efforts To Restore Two-Thirds Rule   Byrnes Says U. S. Will Not Be Dictated To; ‘Not Going To Gang Up Against Any Nation’

BLAST IS DIRECTED AT RED BLOC   U. S. Secretary Of State Addresses Peace Conference

Peace Conference Downs Soviet Attempt To Shift Voting System On Floor

OPA Plans for  Extra Men  Receive Jolt Funds Request I:   Funds Request Is Halved by Senate Action

OPA Plans for Extra Men Receive Joli   Funds Request Is Halved by Senate Action

IS POSSIBLE IN ATOM WARFARE   Precipitation Through Lethal Cloud Could Cause Death

Fight fo Keep British Loan Terms Intact  Senate Choice To Be Limited

BATTLE LOOMS— British Loan Fight Nears  Senate. Facing: ‘Bitter Debate

Christmas Shows Here December 23  ‘Merry-Go-Round Rides To Be Free

Christmas Shows — December 23  Merry-Go-Round Rides To Be Free —

Name John Burkle Winner Of Trophy For 10-Ear Sample   Honors In Single Ear Division Awarded To Eldo Beam Clay Township

Trial Exhibits Are Contlicting  Defense, Prosecutior Offer Evidence

CKAY JURORS HANDED LIQUOR BOARD REPORT   Exhibits Are Conflicting; Defense Counters Sicler

FAYETTE COUNTY FARM BUREAU NEWS LETTER   (By County Extension Director)

Mead Opposes Dewey in Race  For Governor Both Parties Make   Both Parties Make New York Nominations Through Acclamation

Rockets To Sample Air 60 Miles Up   Navy Plannine Ta  Make Experiments Rovinninge In Fall

Navy to Send Rockets 60 Miles Above The Earth to Obtain Weather: Secrets

NEW WEATHER SECRETS TO BE HUNTED WITH  NAVY ROCKET   Research Officer Says It Will Go  60 Miles Upward With Instruments

Navy To Send Rockets Far Above Earth   Air Samples For Weather Forecasts To Be Sought

Navy Rockets Fired 60 Miles Up to Sample Stratosphere ‘for Weather and Radio Aims

Teachers Strike Gaining Support   Parents and Students Cheer Pickets In Nation’s First Big School Strike

Pupils Join Minnesota Instructors   Some Progress For Settlement Is Reported

HOUSE SETS FINAL VOTE FOR FRIDAY   Compromise Adopted As Moratorium Plan Fails

Committee Vote: To Extend Dralt   House Will Hear Bill by Friday

D.M. Kelly Receives Impressive Tribute From His Many Friends at Testimonial! Dinner   Mining Associates and Admirers From All Sections of Montana Gather; Leadership, Personal Ouclities Cited

D.M. Kelly Receives Impressive Tribute From His Many Friends at Testimonial Dinner  Mining Associates and Admirers From   Mining Associates and Admirers From All Sections of Montana Gather: Leadership, Personal Qualities Cited

1,000 Operators In Philadelphia Agree To Return   National Tie-Up Was Threatened; Company To Check Grievances

Agreement May Avert Nationwide Telephone Walkout   Steel Dispute Nears Close; Continue Negotiations In General Motors Wage Discussions

TIEUP AVERTED IN TELEPHONES   Conciliator Brings AT&T Workers Strike To Speedy End

Service Disruption Threat For Nation Abated By Truce Involving 1,000

National federation ealls on government olfie ‘alst to intervene  Al, wine ais B*are eef pireesa — = ,   Mediator reports progress toward General Motors walkout settlement

Delays Threat Of Immediate Tie-Up   Progress Is Made In GM Negotiations

Auto Strike Settlement Appears Near   Strike Picture Is Changed But Little In Other Quarters

Agreement Is Reached At Philadelphia   Delegates Voting At Memphis On Stoppage Plans

PHONE SERVICE — THREAT DELAYED   Call For Federal Intervention In Telephone Wage Dispute; Meet Today In Detroit

Threat of Phone Tieup Is Delayed   Progress Reported Toward Settling of Long GM Strike

PHILADELPHIA OPERATORS RETURN   More Than Half Of Steel Strikers Ordered Back   Recommended For Shipyard Workers; Number Of Idle Drops to 1,050,000

PHILADELPHIA DISPUTE ENDED BY CONCILIATOR   Firm Agrees To Investigate Promotion of Trio after 12-Hour Discussion

 A. T. & T. Wrangle Settled ‘After Many Hours of Work Bv Federal Conciliators

Phone Tie-Up Postponed: GM Progress Made   Government Asked to In tervene in Phone Dispute

PHONE STRIKE SETTLED IN PHILADELPHIA   Walkout There Was One Which Prompted Threats of a Tie-Up of Both Local and LongDistance Service.

Settlement In Philadelphia Brings Delay   Reath Agreement After 12 Hours Of Negotiations

SOME PROGRESS BY NEGOTIATORS INGM WALKOUT   Federal Mediator Says Conference Yesterday Best So Far”   TELEPHONE STRIKE IS STILL POSSIBLE

National Tieup of Telephone Service Delayed   Progress Made in Auto Industry Waae Necotiations

¥Wederal Mediator  Reparts “Substantial” Progress Toward Enddng G. AML Strike

PHILADELPHIA PHONE UNION ENDS STRIKE   Settlement Reached After Twelve Hours Of Negotiations

‘Promotion of 3 Employes — To Be Probed   Agreement Is Reached Afte: 12 Hours of  Negotiations

@ PAUL MALLON-—  Truman Makes Proner Move to Get Army-Navy Merger

Row Over Plant Disposal Probed   Investigators at ‘Work Several Days

Green Greets Miners Back Into AFL Fold      Union President Says Goyernment Failed to  Hold Prices

Much Damage To Livestock And Poultry Was Caused By Dogs In Pennsylvania Last Year.

STRAY DOGS IN STATE CAUSE $40,000 DAMAGE   F. R. Benjamin Warns 0: Licensing, Controlling Does: Warns On Rabies

Pro and Con Views on OPA  Given Board   Farm Leader Asks for Wage Ceilings if Prices Are Fixed

Recontrols On Products Of Farms Scored   Farm Leader Warns Against Restorations

RAILWAY UNIONS CALL FOR CONTROL OF FOOD PRICES   Wildcat Strikes Will Take Place, Spokesman Tells Decontrol Board, Unless  U. S. Takes Hand.   FARM BUREAU HEAD PRESENTS HIS VIEWS   Edward O’Neal Says if Regulations Are Restored Wages Should Be Put Under Control,

Opinions Differ On Wisdom Of Restoring Price Control:    Railroad Spokesman Forecasts Wildcat Strikes in Pro test Against High Prices—Farm Leader / Calls for Control of Waaes

Union Warns Of Strikes  It Food Goes Uncontrolled  But Farm Bureau Fights Recontrol As Price Board Opens Hearings

Rail Unions in Warning Over Food Price Hike   Predicts Wild-cat Strikes in Protest; A. F. B. F. Heard

RUN-AWAY FOOD PRICES RAPPED   More Strikes Predicted As Lahorers Try To Stay Even

Price Board Hears Score Of Witnesses   Views of Industry, Consumer Groups on Controls Presented; Hearings Continue

OPA Warnec On Jumping  Food Prices   Wildcat Strikes, Black Marts May Result. Board Told

Warning Is Sounded ‘As OPA Board Opens Hearings New Wave Of Strikes Are Seer Unless Food Curbs Restored

Railroad Labor Official Urges Food Controls   Farm Bureau Presiden Argues Against Their Restoration

DECONTROL SEEN STRIKE WEAPON   Wildcat Protests Forecast If Food Prices Get Out , of Hand

URGES PRICE CONTROLS 10 HALT STRIKES   Union Spokesman Says Runaway Prices To  Bring Walkouts

‘That one lasted for almost 18};  hours. _  a ee ee ee eee es ee ee

Chairman Says Hearsay Is Not Evidence   Attempt Made to Show Pauley Had Employed Threats

Senator Demands Stand in Pauley Inquiry   Tobey, However, Is Not to Be Allowed to Present Testimony

Senator Demands Stand in Pauley Inquiry  Tobey, However, Is   Tobey, However, Is Not to Be Allowed to Present Testimony

Molotov Accused Of Misrep sentation, Dietatorial Tact Defies Him To Print Accu tion In Soviet Preds   MOLOTOV ACCEPTS BYRNE'S CHALLEN

BYRNES CHALLENGES’ RUSS’ LEADERS TO HAVE U.S, SPE PRINTED IN SOVIET PRESS.

MOLOTOV AND BYRNES CLASH ON VOTE ISSUE   Red Minister Accepts Byrnes’ Challenge to Print Attack on Tactics

Bitter Debate Continues on Voting Rule   Byrnes Challenges Reds to Print His Accusations

Byrnes Makes Bitter Charge Against Molotov   Claims Soviet Trying Big Four Dictation

TWO-THIRDS RULE PROVES CHIEF ISSUE   Charges Made By Byrnes Against Molotov

Byrnes Denounces Molotov, Charging Misrepresentation   Fate of Peace Parley May Hinge on the Bitter Dispute

Peace Conferees Face Crisis Over Two-Thirds Rule   Byrnes in Sharp Clash With Molotov With Showdown Near

MOLOTOV AND BYRNES TRADE VERBAL BLOW   Russ Accepts Challenge to Print U. S. Attack in Red Press.

Al PEA MEETING   Secretary Says Russian Misrepresented Case in Parley; Challenge Is Taken up at Once.  murs: TRieTTyer. «6 ae Oe

Peace Session Threatened by Fiery Exchange   Soviet Acensed of Misrepresentation by U.S. Diplomat

Peace Parley Hears Byrnes Lash Molotov   Brands Russian Tactics As Dictatorial; Stormy Showdown Nearing

U. S., Russia Clash On Rule   Byrnes, Molotov Tangle Over Adoption Upon Two-Thirds Vote

Soviets Hint Parley Hinges On Voting Rule   Molotov Accepts Challenge to Print Charge in Red Papers

SOVIET MINISTER'S TACTICS ASSAILED BY. SEPOFTARY   Soys Molotov Tries to Force Big Four Dictatien on  a  a. ee

PARLEY HEADS FOR SHOWDOWN ON VOTE. ISSUE   Red Representative Accused of Seeking ictatorial Power

REDS CHARGE WITH ATTEMPT AT DICTATION   Conference Fate May Hinge on TwoThirds Rule

30 MILLION CHINESE DUE TO STARVE .      ‘Are at Point Of Starvation Right Now

Famine In China Spurs U.S. Efforts To Conserve Food   Anderson Seeks Way Tc Satisfy Critics of 25% Flour Cut

Group Will Back Board Candidates  Three Sponsore d by Schools Committee

Some Physical Laws May Now Need Revision   Boston Physicist Says Atom Bomb Explosion Facts May Cause Changes

STIX KILLED IN GAS BLAST AT CURB MARKET   Wholesale Building In South Carolina Rocked By Terrific Explosion

Six Killed in South Carolina Gas Explosion   Firemen, Police Search for Other Possible Victims

6 DIE, 3 HURT IN SAS BLAST IN SOUTH GAROLINA   Explosion Wrecks Market Wholesale Building in Columbia

SIX PERSONS KILLED IN AN EXPLOSION   Shattered a Columbia, S. C., Curb Market Wholesale Building.

6 Killed, Many Hurt In Blast   “Columia,_5: C.; Carb Mar. ket. Wholesale Building Shattered By Explosion.

Six Persons Meet  Death In South Carolina Blast   THREE INJURED  Dig In Wreck To  Learn If Anyone Else Is Buried

Six Killed in Gas Explosion   At Least Three Other Persons Hurt as Blast Shatters Building

Gas Explosion Kills Six In South Carolina   Blast Destroys Wholesale Market Building In Co. lumbia.'S. C.

Explosion Kills 6 In  Warehouse   Gas Appliance Used To Ripen Bananas Explodes

Six Persons Die In Gas Explosion In South Carolina   ‘Blast Occurs in Marke aud Kills Operator; Eight Are Taken’ to Hospitals

Blast Wrecks Curb Market In Columbia, S. C.   Six Dead, Three Injured; Damage Reported Heavy

Explosion Jars Capitol Area in Columbia, S. C,.   Appliance Used For Ripening Bananas Believed Responsible

Blast Kills 6  Persons   Columbia, S. C. Curb Market Tragedy Scene

Gas Exolosion ls Fatal To Six   Blast Shatters Curb Market in Carolina

SOVIET STAND WILL BE AIRED   Plain Talk From. Connally On U. S.-Russian Status Expected in Senate

RUSSIAN STATEMENT BY CONNALLY WAITED   Plain Speaking Expected In  Sanatar’c Tall Titaceday

Senate Awaits Russian Facts  From Connally   Committee Likely To Ask Byrnes for Behind-Scenes Report

Sen. Connally to Report on U.N.O.  Blain Snacbine   Plain Speaking Is Expected

Senate Expects Plain Speaking By Connally   May Add to Plea For Firm Policy With Soviet Russia

NEW ZEALANDER BLASTS DELAY AT PARIS MEET   Appeal Made As New Dispute Between Russia And West Breaks Out   SOVIETS OPPOSE FRANCE   Conference Asked To Keep French From Voting On Romanian Treaty

NEW ZEALAND ANGRY AT PEACE MEET   Wants Conference To Quit Talking; Get Down to Business

Jordan Loses Patience Over Wrangles Between Russia and Western Powers

Delegate Pleads . For Efficiency _ At Peace Parley   New -Zealand Spokesman Charges Conference Members Only “Quack”   NEW SOVIET-WESTERN DISAGREEMENT ARISES   Question, of Which Nations Should Vote on Treaty

Stop Quacks, Parley Urged   New Zealander Hits Another Peace Row

Speed is Urged At Peace Parley   New Zealand Delegate Angered by Bickering Causing Many Delays

New Row Breaks Out At Paris   New Zealander Demands Parley Do Something But ‘Quack, Quack,’

New Zealand Delegate Appeals To Fellow Conferees To Get Down To Business and Cease “Guack, Ouack, Quack”   EFFORT MADE TO BAR FRENCH VOTE

QUIT “QUACKING PEACE PARLEY DELEGATE BEGS   New Zealand Spokesman Aims Broadside At Long Delays

New Zealander Mocks Peacemakers’ Taik with ‘Quack, Quack, Quack’ Following New Russian vs. West Row

PARLEY ‘JUST A MOB’ SAYS NEW ZEALANDMEMBER   Row Breaks Out Belween Russia And he West.

PEACE PARLEY OVER VOTING   New Zealand Delegate Wants Conferees to Get Busy, Cease “Quacking.”

NEW ZEALAND DELEGATE HITS FUTILE TALKIN(   Reds Want to Bar France From Voting on Rumania

VA DEFENDED BY GEN. BRADLEY   Says Stelle Might  Scare ‘Sick Veterans

Bradley Raps Stelle’s Charges   Avers Remarks Cause Unnecessary Anxiety

GEN. BRADLEY REPLIES TO” CHARGES   “Many Are Now Rallying to : “ His Support  

Bradley Answers  —Stelle’s Charge On VA Hospitals   Says Legion Chief May Cause Unnecessary Fear Among Sick Vets

SOVIET REPLY CAUSES MUCH SPECULATION   Secretary Byrnes Believed To Have Renewed Assurances of Vigorous Support From Truman   MAY NOT END CRISIS

Marks  Time   Await Replies On Issue From Russia and Iran; Deadline For Answers  Less Than 24 Hours Off

COLUMBUS TRANSIT STALEMATE ENDED   Parties Agree To Arbitration Of Strike Differences

Company and Union Agree To Arbitration   Breaks Seen in Maritime, Airline Movie Disputes

COLUMBUS BUS, CAR FIGHT ENDS   Workers Go Back To Runs, Agree On Arbitration

14 Dead, 60 Hurt In Rail, Road And Air Accident:   Airliner Crashes Account for All Of the Fatalities

Explosion, Crash Kull 12. Ireland   Two Dead in Michigan City When Plane Crash Lands in Friendship Gardens District

PROTEST NOTE SENT ROMANIA   Britain And U. S. Ask Assurance Of Free Election There

ROMANIAN VOTE PLAN PROTESTED   British, U. $. Dissatisfied With Reply to Notes

Romania Vote Setup Rapped   Britain, U. S. Notes Seek Free Electian

Posts $10,000 For Return of Wally Jewels   Lists Value at $80,000 International Ring Seen

World Gem Ring Sought in Theft from Windsors   Duke, Setting Loss at $80,000, Offers Reward of $10,000

House Probes PAC Spending  For Elections   Public Hearings Open Today And Continue Through Wednesday

Probers Gall 2 PAC Bodies   Asked to Outline Specific Roles in Current Elections

Political Action Groups Are Called Upon To Outline Specific Roles In Election

House Probers Will Quiz PAC Leaders Today   Campaign Expenditures To Be Investigated; Bilbo Election Already Under Scrutiny

CAMPAIGN PROBERS CALL PAC   Must Outline Specific Roles In Current Elections

CIO-PAC Probe Begun By House  First Hearings Held At Capital Today

Congressional Committee Wants Facts .... Political Action Groups Asked To Outline Plans

PAC Questionine Initiates Study Of Campaigns   Everybody From ClO To NAM To Get In or  House Investigation

House Begins Probing Acts Of CIO-PAC   Political Inquiry ' Will Reach Other Nationals Tuesday

Mother of- Gen. Eisenhower  Dies Suddenly   Death Attributed To Heart Seizure;  Had Not Been Ill

,TO LEAVE CAPITAL TONIGHT    Eisenhower to Be Absent From  Receptior. for Montgomery

JEWISH TERRORISTS BLAST BRIDGES AND ENGAGE IN_ FIGHTING WITH BRITISH AND ARABS

Postoffice Funds Get Committee OK   Appropriation Is Also Approved for Treasury

Postal, Treasury Heads Get Money for Rackets Fight   Tax Evasion and Mail Frauds Cause Added Inspector Group

REVENUE MEASURE REPORTED OUT BY HOUSE COMMITTEE   Treasury-Postoffice Bill Plans Crackdown on Tax Suadare

Q. K. Crackdown On Tax Evaders   Post Office Supply Bill Containing Funds For Campaign Approved

Billion and Half for Treasury. P.O. Is Approved   Tax Dodgers Will Be -Hunted Down Under Denartment Plan

Treasury and Postoffice Fund Bill is Approved   Allot $1,604,940; Plan Campaign To Halt Tax Evasion

FUNDS ASKED FOR 5,000 NEW WORKERS   Cash Also Sought to Combat  Growing Number of  Postal Racketeers.

Bill to Probe Tax Evasion Wins Suppor  Candace bhawci:ma   Committee Sends Measure To House

Plan War on Racketeers, Tax Evaders   House Committee Approves Funds for Tw> Departments

Treasury-P. 0. Supply Bill To Floor Of House   Includes Funds For War On Postal Racketeers And Tax Doadcers.

Tax Dodgers, Racketeers Objectives   Fund Included In Billion-Dollar Measure

House Group OK’ Crack-Down On Tax Evaders   Postal Racketeers Also: Target Of New Measure

Treasury-Post Office Supply Bill Contains Funds For Crack-Down On Tax Evaders   Sent To House Floor For Debate Tomorrow After Winning Committee Approval

Treasury to Prosecute Tax Evaders   Postoffice Dept. Also Pians Crusade io  Hit Mail Frauds

GREEK. REBELS “NOW CONTROL ~ 190 VILLAGES   HOLDING LARGE AREA IN _ WESTERN .MACEDONTA—_  ARMY CAPTURES ONE . SECTION

GUERILLAS TAKE BIG GREEK AREA   Set Up Own Court, Sentence 18 to Death as Foes of Rebels

Resirictions on Trucks Lifted  Will Remain Until  ; eo i: 7 er a eS

Restrictions on Trucks Lifted  Will Remain Until Normalcy Returns

U.S. Can Build Plane to Bomb Any City in World, Air Chieftain Says

SYMINGTON IN STERN WARNING   New Bombers Are Capable Of Dropping Bombs Any Place In World

4  Atomic               _ DISCLOSED BY ASST. SEC... SYMINGTON, WHO SAYS or NATIONS WLL BE ABLE ETO i po SAME

“ “IF WE CAN, OTHERS CAN, TOO”  U.S. Plane Said Capable Of Bombing Any World Center

U. S. Has Plane Capable Of Carrying Atomic Bomb On Any Industrial Center

US. HAS PLANE CAPABLE OF ~~ DROPPING ATOMIC BOMBS ON ANY CITY THROUGHOUT WORLD

RE, BUT GO ACK 10 PITS   ousands of Furughed Workers ecalled to Jobs

Explosions Kill 20 in Saigon   Blasts From French Ammo Phuamn Iniures Many

SAIGON ROCKED BY EXPLOSIONS   French Munitions Dump Blows Up; Scores Dead, Many Badly Hurt

STUDIES ARE MADE ABOUT ROTEL FIRE ORIGIN NOT KNOWN   Five Night Clubs and Two Theaters Ordered Closed Today hy City Officials in Chicago.  AAYOR’S CHARGES

6 Investigations Begin in Chicago Hotel Holocausi   City Officials Close Five Night Clubs and Two Loop Theatres

INQUIRES BEGUN ING HOTEL FIRE   Six Probes Are Launched; Five Night Clubs, Two Theaters Closed

START PROBE IN CHICAGO HOTEL DISASTER TODAY      Toil In Lasalle Hotel Fire Claim Warnings Were Ienored

Blaze Cause Still Mystery; Probe Begins   Chicago Mayor Says Alarm Was Delayed: Clubs, Theaters Shut

6 Probes Of Chicago Hotel Fire   Dead Total 58; Mayor Kelly Says Firemen Weren't Called Promptly

SIX GROUPS TO SEEK CAUSE OF LA SALLE FIRE   Fire Officials Close Theaters and Night Clubs In Chicago

SIX SEPARATE PROBES OF FIRE BEGIN   Death Toll Has Reached 58 In  Chicago Blaze 

SIX PROBES OF HOTEL TRAGEDY STARTED TODAY   eee  Night Clubs And Theaters Closed By Fire-Conscious Chicago Officials

Lewis Heads UMW Leaders af Meet   Union Chief Joins Krug In Contract Discussion

Study Effects Of Decontrol 9n Coal Parley   Lewis and Krug Meet , After Sweeping U.S. - Action on Price Rule

Local Man Charges Army Reneged on Conditions of His Release in Rape Case

Hero Of The Cross  Navy Chaplain To Receive Nation’s Highest Award

Medal Given. To Chaplain   2 Franklin Officers Honored By Nation

HERO:C CHAPLAIN GETS HONOR MEDAL   ‘Father O'Callahan Decorat . ed by President

RED UNFAIRNESS, TOLD KOUMINTANE   Turbulent Session Held  Chinese Sotons “Hy "  Chunaking

CHUNGKING OFFICIALS UNDER FIRE  Chinese Claim Soviets Looted Manchuria Despite Objections

Say Reds Loot In Manchuria  Chiang Party Claims Agreements Broken

Russia Is Accused of Breaking Many Agreements  Looting Charges   Looting Charges Voiced in Chinese Meeting

RUSSIANS MOVE ON TO SIBERIA   Agreements In Manchuria Broken, Chinese Told} Industries Looted

Russia Is Accused of Breaking Many Agreements   Looting Charges Voiced in Chinese Meeting

War Hero Gets Death Penalty   Ross Abbott Sentenced for Killing: Childhood  Sweetheart

HANGING AWAITS JILTED VETERAN   Maryland Man Convicted Of Killing Childhood Sweetheart, 20

GREEN SAYS OPA BILL OPENS WAY TO SPECULATION   Veterans Ask Strong Price Control to Avert Inflation

House Acted In Haste on OPA: Green   AFL President Sees Scandalous Speculator Profits

Oakland Is Facing Work Stoppage  Welker of A. F. L. TY  Lo ik ant oe ol

California City Facing Labor Tieup  Oakland AFL Unions Cal Strike After Picket Line “Violated”

Oakland Is Facing Work Stoppage  Walkout of A. F. L. Unions Ordered

Oakland Facing Complete Tie-Up   AFL Orders All Unions Out on Strike Today

Group Adjourns After Naming Committees to Work On Trade Parley and Other Problems.

Councils Finish Initial Session  UNO Economic And   UNO Economic And Social Council To Meet Again In May

UNO to Take Up  noia!l DawAhlaw ce VOCIGL CTOocmS   Meeting to Be Held In Nev York On May 25 to Dis a: sae

UNO Plans Trade Meet   Economic, Social Body  Meets In U.S. In May

Former Iranian Chief of Staff Is. Held for Subversive Activities”

IRANIAN POLITICAL LEADER ARRESTED   GEN, ARFA, FORMER CHIEF OF STAFF, CHARGED WITH SUBVERSIVE ACTS.

Former Iran Chief Of Staff ls Held      Gen. Hassan Arfa Ac__ cused of Subversive.....  "A tivities

AREA, RIGHTIST, ARRESTED IN IRAN   Former Army Chiet of Staff Held For “Subversive Activities”

Tran rightist held for acts in Azerbaijan - Senate to back  antonomvy asked

Former franiar Army Chief of Staff Arrested   Paper Reports Soviet Troops Have Begun To Evacuate Tabriz

Subversive Activity I Laid To Officer As Leftists Seeking New Reforms

Unfriendly to Soviet Union Arrest Iranian Army Chief of Staff on Fifth Column Charge

Ex-Army Chief In Iran Jailed For Treachery   Arfa Said “Unsympathetic Toward Soviet Union; Tahrig Feit Resin

Former lran Chief Of Staff ls Held   Gen. Hassan Arfa Ac_cused of Subversive. “Activities

SECRET VOICE-RAY ‘TELEPHONE REVEALED   Details Of Device Are Still Shrouded By Security Restrictions, Narre Announces

MARSHALL WARNS CHINESE THEY ARE ON VERGE OF CIVIL WAR: URGES END OF DISAGREEMENTS

CHINA ON VERGE OF A GREAT CALAMITY  Political Isms Utterly at Variance

19 States Okay. Plans For New National Guard   Reorganization Awaits Status of Draft Law;  Extension Favored

Labor Issue Sagging With Coneressmen   Tank of Ideas Running Out of Gas for Lawmakers and Legislation May Await New Strikes.

Labor Law Drive Stalls;  Campaign Leaders Hope For “Reaction” To Veto

Drive for New Labor Measure  Stalls Today   Leaders of Campaign To Enact Law Hope For Wave of Public Reaction to Veto

Little Hope Held for New Labor Bill   Backers Of Case Act Run Out of Steam; Await Develoments

Drive For New Labor Law Out Of Gas Today   Advocates Park Themsel ves To Await Developments Before Renewing Elferts

DRIVE FOR NEW LABOR MEASURE SEEN STALLED   Leaders Await Public Reaction to Truman's Veto Of Case Bill

Congress Drive For New Labor  Law Is Stalled   Advocates Await Public Clamor For Action Or Fresh Strike Crisis.

Sidetrack Labor Law Moves Now   Advocates of Broad Law Await Public Clamor or Big Strike

Drive for New Labor Measure Quietens Down  Poublie Clamar Or   Public Clamor Or Strike to Bring Action

No New Moves Seen To Pass Labor Measure   Most Advocates Content To Permit Question To Rest For Present

Drive for a New Labor Law Stalls After Bill's Veto   . Backers Await Public Clamor or a Major Strike Crisis Before Renewing Effaréece

PUBLIC REACTION TO TRUMAN VETO IS NOW AWAITED   LITTLE CHANCE SEEN OF MUSTERING VOTES FOR STRIKE CONTROL

No New Labor Law in Sight  Drive Runs Out of Ges; Only Strong Public Demend  SNR ii ea

Drive for Broad New Labor Law Is Bogged Down   Public Clamor or New Strike Crisis Must Give Impetus

Advocates Are Just Waiting ....  Drive For Hard New Labor Law Runs Into Snag

Labor Law Drive Stalls As Case Bill Veto Sticks   Advocates To Await Public Clamor Or — Fresh Strike Crisis

Bloc Expects Public Action On Case Veto   Labor Bill’s Hope Rests on Reaction Or Another Crisis

Case Bill Veto Stalls Drive for Curb on Strikes   Advocates Await Either Public Clamor or New Maior btobor Crisis

20 PAGES   VETO OF CASE LEGISLATION STANDS   Proposal May Be Used A: Rider To Truman Bill   ROLL GALL VOTE   Shows Demos Are Divided: Tough Going Forecast For Other Measures

Leaders Await Public Reaction To Case Bill Veto   Another Strike Crisis May Lead To Putting Long-Range Bill On Statute Books

Lie Low On Labor   : Following Case Case Bill  Veto Congress Plans  No Action Pending ufther Emergency

Drive For Any Labor Law Runs Out OF Power   VETO OF CASE BILL IS FINAL BLOW TO NATION

DRIVE FOR NEW BROAD LABOR PLAN SLOWS   Advocates Of Project Await Public Reaction Or Maior Crisis

THINK PUBLIC CLAMOR ONLY WAY TO STIR UP LABOR LAW   This Or Major Strike Seen As Only Thing To  Revive Legislation

NEW LABOR LAW DRIVE STALLS      Hope for ‘Public Reaction’ Against Truman’s Veto

Drive To Get Another Labor Law Stalled   Public Clamor Regarded As Vital Factor

Labor Control Law Stalls As Congress Waits Public Vote   Truman To Take Brunt of Criticism, ls General Opinion   Favor Bill Merger   GOP's Oppose idea

Labor Law. Drive Stalls As Case Bill Veto Sticks   Advocates Await New Strike Crisis Or Public Clamor

Labor Bills Dead As House Backs Case Bill Veto  President’s Emergency) Measure Is Stalled;

Yanks In Japan Get Much Mait   Over Weekend 4,300 Pounds Airmail Received;  Others Delayed

Truman Reaffirms Policy in China   Present Policies to Be Continued, the President Says

TRUMAN BACKS CHINESE POLICY   Admits Internal Situation Now Worst for Many Months 7

STANDS “PAT” ON CHINESE POLICY   Prosidonf Truman Admits Ameries’ Hopes for China Have Not ein Fulfilled — Believes  Plans “tor Military Unification’ are Sound.

Byrnes, Bevin Confer as Trieste Decision Nears   Expect Western Bloc to Object to Russio’s 14 ‘Minimum’ Demands

Byres and Bevin Confer: Big Four Showdown Is Due   U. S., British Leaders May Consider New Red De mands for Trieste   DISPUTE DEADLOCK SEEN CONTINUING   Western Powers Believed Determined Not to Bow To Soviet Plan ©

BYRNES-BEVIN HOLD PARLEY ON TRIESTE POLICY   Showdown Meeting Of Foreign Ministers’ Council Mav Follow

Byrnes, Bevin Talk in Secret   Molotov Presents Trieste Minimums

Byines and Bevir Discuss Trieste   Russians Make New Demands as Big Wrangle Continues

Tribute Must Not Be Paid To Labor Unions   VIA Is Opposed. To Closed Shop Rule

South-Wide VIA Scraps Closed Shop   Organization Will Spread Over 15 States

An Election On Tuesday   School District to Vote On Building Fund Levy; Morrison Explains Plan

Steps Under: Way To Save Plymouth County Top Soil _   Petitions For Hearing For Soil Conservation District Circulating

PLYMOUTH COUNTY FARMERS ORGANIZE TO CONSERVE SOIL   Take Action To Form Soil Conservation District In County

Senate Renews Fight on State Park Board   Bill to Place Parks Under Conservation Commission Advanced

PARK BOARD BILL ADVANCED TO FINAL VOTING STAGE   Missouri Senate Acted On s Long Standing Fight.   VOTE ON PARTY LINES   Would Abolish Present Park Board; Management Under 8S. C. C.

FOUR NEW MAJOR STRIKES THREATENED   First Will Occur March 7 When Telephone Workers Will Walk Out.

All Local And Long Distance Valls To End With Strike March 7 If Terms Of Labor Are Not Met

May Occur In Telephone,  Transportation, Shipping,  Utilities Industries  TELEPHONE WALKOUT  = SCHEDULED TO START ON MARCH 7  New York Transport Work ers Want City To Grant Bargaining Rights

Miiler Says 23 Days’ Supply of Flour Remains Between U.S. Housewives and Bread Shortage

BREAD SCANUITY PREDICTED SOUN   Twenty-Three Day Supply of Wheat on Hand, Says Miller.

Nay Resume  Rationing At carly Date   OPA Considers Decisior As Flour Supply  Drops To Only  23 Days Reserve.

SHORTAGE OF FLOUR LOOMS FOR MID-JUNE.   About 23 Days’. ‘Supply on Hand Is Estimate —

Schwellenbach Pleads For End Of Sea Strike   intervens In Tieup ( Atlantic And Gulf Coast Shipping

CANDIDATES WAITING  FOR VOTERS’ VERDICT  WITH DRIVES ENDED DEMOCRATS CHOOSE: NEW  OFFICIALS IN BALLOT OVER STATE SATURDAY

India, British Leaders Rush To Quell Riot   Moslem Joins Effort To Halt Weeks’? Bloodshed

Rent Increases Given Approval   Price Adjustment Not General, District OPA Director Says

SOVIET TROOPS’ ~ MOVE MYSTERY   Departure From Manchuria to Strengthen Position Of Communists

Soviet Action At Mukden Is Mystery Move   Sudden Departure Of Rus sian Troops Perplexes Chinese Inhabitants

Plea Is Made to Argentina to Co-operate   U. S$. Ambassador Says World Peace Calls for Unity

JEWISH GANG THREATENS TO KILL KILLERS   Palestine Underground Warns Of Reprisals  For Executions

‘Life-for-Life’ Threat Postec   Reprisal Leaflets Appear On Tel Aviv Walle

A Wild Chase At ‘Maquoketa: Car Is Riddled   2 Anamosa Inmates Beat Guard With Hammer Before Escaping

NO CAUSE FOR ALARM   Texas Health Offcler Reports Only 8 Cases of Polia

RESUME FIGHT ON HOME PLAN   Pauley Refuses To Qui Nomination Battle,  Says He'll Win

SOvET GIVEN. ~ NEW SETBACK   SECURITY COUNCIL VOTES AGAINST EVEN CONSIDER"ING TROOP DATA , REQUEST

Russia Refused Dafa on U.S. and British Troops   U-N Security Council Abruptly Sidetracks Soviet Resolution

COLD WAVE NUMBS NORTHERN STATES   Snow and Freezing Rains Grip Ailantic Coast

Rep. Marlin Renews Tax Slash Advocacy   Next Speaker Calls for 20 Percent Cut on 1947 Incomes

Merchants Are Told To Work For Progress   Warns Against Sitting Down And Waiting

Cherry Urges Production of Things Needed In State Tc Balance Prosperity

Strong-Arm Reds Arrested by U.S.   German Communists Try to Intimidate Officials, Promote Disrespect

HALSEY RELIEVED OF ACTIVE DUTY   Third Fleet Commander Ordered ‘To Proceed Home’

Newsman's Claim to Seat ir U. S. House Delays Work of State Board

State Canvassing Board to Rule on District Judge Race, Harrison Claim

DISMISS CASE AGAINST THREE EX-SERVICE MEN   Accused of Attempting to Peddle Unauthorized Atomic Bomb Pictures,   KVIDPENCKE NOT STRONG   U.S. Commissioner James K, Cullen Released the Men.

CHARGES OF TRYING TO SELL ATOM BOMB PICTURES DISMISSED  THREE EX-SERVICEMEN NOT HELD TO JURY BY  TT? @& FPRABREREICCTIALULCD

VETS FREED OF ATOMIC CHARGE   Evidence Against Two Insufficient On Offering Privileged Photos for Sele

Charges in Spy Case Dismissed   Release Men Held . For Attempted Sale Of B-Rambh Pietnrac.

Vets Cleared Of Charges in A-Bomk Picture Peddling   Commissioner Drops Cases Involving Three Former Servicemen

‘U.S. Dismisses Charges Against Vets for Trying To Sell Ac-bomb Photac

‘Not Real Thing’ Dismiss Charges Against Vets Of Peddling A-Bomb Pictures

CHARGES OF TRYING TO SELL ATOM BOMB PICTURES DISMISSED  THREE EX-SERVICEMEN  NOT HELD TO JURY BY UL S COMMISSIONER

State Requests Ordnance Plant  10,000 of Real Estate And Property Sought

@ PETER EDSON   Tangled Tale of Railway Rates Gets Better as You Read On

@ reren EVOUMN  Tangled Tale of Railway Rates Gets Better as You Read Cn

Molotov Flays Efforts To Revise Veto; Ukraine Protests Attack On Deleaate

LUD UN VeiC ls Reiactad  INV)VileM  By Molotay  i OND   Russia Demands Full Power Be Upheld; Four Natons Disagree

MOLOTOV BALKS AT CURB ON VETO   {SSUE OF RESTRICTING ITS USE TOSSED BACK TO AS.SEMBLY OF U. N.

Veto Question Goes Back fo U.S. Assembly   Move to Restrict Its Use Is Rejected by Soviet

Veto Issue Goes Back To Assembl  Reds Flatly Reject Efforts To Restrict

Molotov Rejects Efforts to Restrict Use of U.N. Veto   Big Five Split Tosses Whole Issue Back Into Assembly

Soviets Flatly Reject Effort To Restrict Use of Veto in UN   Four Other Major Powers Rebuffed by Red Move General Assembly now Faced with Hot Debate on Balloting Issues

MOLOTOV SHUNS VETO PROPOSAL   ‘Question Retutned to UN Assembly After Big Five Fail To Agree

The 1fapgeey Ve See ee awe ee  New Chinese ‘Liberation’ Regime In Formosa Leaves Its Population Bewildered

UMW, Crews Leave Jobs   Lewis Refuses Comment as Deadline  For Walkout Fast Approaches

Lewis Silent  as 99,000 Miners Quit   Troops Would Be Called to Maintain Peace

TWO KIDNAPERS FREED BY MIXUP   SHERIFF WALKS OFF AND LEAVES THEM AFTER STATE PRISON BARS PAIR.

RUMORS OF POLITICAL UNREST IN BOLIVIA ARE HEARD THO NO OFFICIAL WORD IS RECEIVED   Japanese Gunfire Flares in Two Sectors of  Tokyo in One of Which Three Koreans Are Reperted Shot—Labor Unrest Grips Italy— Deladier Wins Approval of French Assembly

FRATERNITY HOUSE GUTTED BY FIRE ~ STUDENTS HELD   Arson Charges Filed Against Westminster College Sophomores After $60,000 Blaze.   FLAMES BREAK CUT AS 85 SLEEP IN BUILDING   Thirty-Three Leap From Windows aad Slide Down Drain Pipes to Safety — Two Seriously Burned.

CHARGE TWO WITH ARSON   Westminster College Students Involved In Fraternity Fire

ARSON CHARGES CITE STUDENTS   Two Sophomores Are Blamed For Fulton, Mo., Frat House Blaze

Students Face Arson Charge   Two Severely Burned In Fire At Westminister College Fraternity House

Charge Two College Youths With Arson   Report One Admits They Started Fire In Fraternity House

Two Accused Of Setting Fire To Frat House   Members and Pledges Of Beta Theta Pi at Westminster College Escape: House Burns

Committee Favors '$253,727,000 for  Veterans’ Homes   House Is Expected to Vote on Building Fund Tomorrow at Capitol

House Gives Rapid Approval to Gl Dwelling Bill  Measure Would Allow $252,727,000  Ear Vaotarane’ Hamec

House Gives Rapid Approval to Gi Dwelling Bill  Measure Would Allov $252,727,000 For Veterans’ Homes

ONLY HOMES FOR VETERANS MAY BE BUILT   Stores, Office Buildings, etc. Are Forbidden

Govt. Acts To Step Up Vet Housing   Opening of Commercial Construction Banned Unless Authorized.

Parisians smile approval of American emotion as Lincoln family reunites in French capital

Injunction Plea Denied Twice By Court; Mills Suffer First Effects

France Hurt Materially And In Spirit.   Next. Six Months Criti cal. Period For Nation, Now’ Tn .Oxy‘gen-Teht™ Stage; De Gaille’s Leadership _ Gets Acid ‘Test

_THE WORLD TODAY General De Gaulle  May Lead France Back By DeWht Mackencie

re SIX MONTHS IS CRITICAL — Irs FOR FRENCH NATION -AS IT. SEEKS TO REGAIN STRENGTH

Solons Meet After Recess [In Richmond   Inauguration Taking Place On Wednesday

—— Begin Next Week  Nine Lines Seek To Provide  Air Service To Hagerstown

 Hearings Begin Next Week a Sil nna ee  Nine Lines Seek To Provide Air Service To Hagerstown

Eisenhower Urges Arms For Liberty   Commander Doesn't Believe Another War Inevitable

FARMER TELLS OF MURDERING SLEEPING WIFE   Slaying Climaxed Fuss Over Her Agreement To Deed 80 Acres

German Food Rations Rise   April Allotment In British Zone Goes Up To 1,043 Calories Daily.

Charges Pauley ‘Sold Out’ or Served as ‘Spy  Nominee Switched Stand on  (4) Referendumes

NAB 2ND YOUTH IN TEXAS HOME OF HIS MOTHER   2 Des Moines Bandits Admit Daring Holdup of Bank at Carlisle

Second lowa Bank Bandit In Custody   Joe Banning, 19, Seized  Near Relative’s Home At Ft. Worth, Texas.

FBI Arrests Iowa. Robber In Fort Worth   Second Youth Taken In ’ Front Of Mother’s Home At Texas City.

Second Boy Arrested in Bank Holdup  FBI Announces Youths Admit  Tawa FP ahherw

Accuse Boy In Slaying  ee ee a   Playmate’s Body Found In Ashpiie

BOY CONFESSES TO SLAYING OF HIS PLAYMATE   Claims Killing. New Year’s Eve Was Accident .   Were Playing ‘Holdup Man’ In Kitchen Of Home

Painter Accepts Presidency Of Texas University   New Head Appeals For Cooperation In Building Great Institution

Agenda Grows For Ministers   Possible Issues Are Listed; Current Crises Showdonw Expected

TUGMEN STILL UNDECIDED ON ARBITRATION   ‘Industry Demands Price Hikes if Wages, Other. Costs Boosted

Are You Shopping for a Husband?— Try Mitsukoshi's in Tokyo   Stode Provides Matrimonial Service

Mates Found in Filing Cabinets—— Japanese Store Offers Bargain Basement Weddings

Tokyo Store Operates Complete Marriage Mart Service; Gets 1,000 Applications Per Month

PETRILLO CHARGED IN FEDERAL COURT BY JUSTICE POLICE   Department Says Law Violated in Strike on Chicago Radio Station; to Fight Legal Battle.  LEADER OF UNION ASKS FOR TESTS

Government Files Coercion Charges Against Petrillo   Music Czar To Face Federal Court On Lea Bill Charce

Scientists Ask Atomic Action  Depliore Siowness in Providing Controls

Violations Found in State Audit to Be Prosecuted by Martin, Goodland Asserts

MAN QUESTIONED IN TWO SLAYINGS   Couple Slain While Sitting ir Parked Car in Cincinnati

Marking Time Until Lewis  Shows Hand   Operators Doubt Mine Leader Will Serve Specific Demands  Within A Week.

Lewis Charged With Stalling By Operators   Country Has Month Supply Coal On Hance

Little Hope of Settlement Inside Two or Three Weeks Held Anywhere

No Hope Held To Open Pits In 2-3 Weeks   Operators Await Growing Pressure  As Stocks Dwindle

President Urges Industrial Peace  Says Production Must Remain Hich

Truman Calls For Industrial Peace  And High Output   Steelman Warns Against New Price And Wage Boosts.

— U.S. Production—— Truman  Asks All To Help   President Urges Labor, Business And Buyers To Keep Industrial Peace   Steelman Cautions

Truman Asks Labor Peace, Production   President Calls on Business, Labor, and Consumers

Asks Business To Maintain Production   Steelman Speaks Against General Big Wage Increases

Truman Pleads For Industrial Peace, Output   John R. Steelman Warns Against Large Advance in Prices and Increases in Wages:

Appeal Made to Business, Labor And Consumers   Production Is Key To End Price Hikes, Says President

Warns Difficult Struggle Ahead In Reconversion   Steelman’s Report Cites Dangers Of Price. Wage Boosts

Keep Up Economy, Prevent Inflation, Suggests Steelman   Opposes General Round Of Bic Wage Increases

Steelman Says New " Price Boost Might Create Depression   Also Speaks Against New Wage Jumps as Danger to Stability

— PRODUCTION — ‘KeepPeace InIndustry’ —Truman   Business, Labor . Warned Against Pause

Business, Labor, Consumers Asked lo Do Their Part   Keep Industrial Peace, Truman Urees

Truman Calls for Keeping Up Industrial Peace, Production   No Time to Pause for Congratulations; Steelman Warns Bluntly Against Effects of General Large Wage Boosts

Truman Calls on Business, Labor And Consumers To  ‘Keep Peace and Production

Keep Industrial Peace, Maintain Production: Truman’s Plea To Nation

President Calls All Consumers, Business, Labor To Cooperate In Maintaining Ful Production Of Needed Goods

‘Truman Calls For Industrial Cooperation       President Says Difficult Task Ahead In Maintaining Production.

PRESIDENT TRUMAN IN AN APPEAL TO BUSINESS, LABOR   Urged to Do Their Utmeont ta Keep Industrial Peace and Maintain Production.   HE ISSUED A STATEMENT   Said the Reconversion Record Thus Par “Adda Up to Splendid Achievement,

Truman Sounds Plea To Keep Industry Peace   Hopes Every Businessman, Worker, Farmer and Consumer Will Heed Call

Ritt Widens in China’s “Civil Strife   Peace Efforts _ Apparently % Have Failed

‘Rift Widens in China s ‘Civil Strife  Peace Efforts _ Apparently  eee Soe, 5 aera

IN DISTRICT OVER WEEKEND   Warner, Perryopolis And Eldora Scenes Of Accidents; Heavy Damage 

EARLY END OF TUGBOAT STRIKE INDICATED AS ARMY AND NAVY START MOV‘ING SUPPLIES

Early End of Tug Strike Is Hinted   Settlement of Dispute Within 34 Hours Looms

Early Setflement Of Tugboat Strike Thot Possible   Union Membership Approval Needed For New Proposal

U. S.-France Sign New  Trade Pact   Open Airline Rouies to the Pacific Islands

Maguerie Guderian,  Eugene Bundy Wed   On Easter Sunday at First Lutheran Church, Gilmore

TRUMAN FAVORS EUROPEAN DIET FOR 2? DAYS WEERLY   Pre-War Liquor Store Hours Being Restored

27 ABOARD PLANE KILLED IN  ‘CRASH INTO MOUNTAIN PEAK   All But Six Bodies Located Near Sam Diege “Are Re. 'perted Te Be Badly Burned; Craft Was En Reute From New Yor!

@ MIRACLE OF MOTHERHOOD  Mrs. Vetter Tells How Sight Returned at Birth of Baby

BREAD FAMINE SLATED 10 END BY NIGHTFAT   Downstate Wholesale Bak ery Workers Agree to Retum to Their Jobs Today   PARLEY TO BE RESUMED   Employes to Remain Under Old Contrasts Pending Settlement

By Getting This Hopes To Break Present Crisis   Russia Pressing For Immediate Decision So That It Can Gain Concession Before Meeting Of UNO Next Week.

Would Eliminate Action By UNO Before Meeting   Russians Said Talking Secretly With Premier

Soviets Push Oil Demands   Iran Premier Talks  With Red Delegates

Middle East Crisis May Be Averted   Present Premier Faces Ouster Over Dealing With Moscow

Crew Of Three, Seven Men, Three Women Passengers Meet Death On Wvyomiueg Plain

PLANE CRASH IS FATAL TO 13 IN WYOMING AREA   Private Airliner Trapped by - §$nowstorm neor Laramie; : 3 Victims Women

13 Persons Killed In a Plane Crash   Chartered Craft Goes Down in Blinding Snow: storm Near Laramie, Wyo., Bringing Death to 10 Passengers and Crew of Three.

13 Perish When Plane Crashes _   Accident Occurs During Blinding Snow Storm; Plane  Bound for Cheyenne

PLANE CRASHES IN SNOWSTORM; REPORTS 13 Dik   Transport Attempting t Land at Airport in Laramie, Wyo.

Trying to Land For Refueling, Change Pilots   Accident Occurs Three Miles West of Laramie, Wyoming

13 Are Killed As Passenger Plane Crashes   10 “Passengers “and Crew Die In Crash of Ch: art: er ed Planc.

PRIVATE AIRLINE PLANE CRASH IN WYOMING, 13 DIE   Landing Crash In Blinding Snow  Clase Ton Laramie

KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Was Attempting To Land In Blinding Snowstorm

Temperatures   Chartered Passenger Ship Was Eastbound From Oakland; Seven Sailors Reported Among Victims; Wreck Mile From Port

Thirteen Dead In Plane Crash In Wyoming   Blinding Snowstorm Causes Mishap Of Nats Airliner

Ten Men, 3 Women Al Dead After Ship Falls On Snow Blanketed Plain

THIRTEEN DEAD IN PLANE CRASH IN SNOW STORM   Chartered Plane Goes Down In Wyoming: Identities Of Vic. tims Not Yet Known.

'13 Killed In Plane Crash  TnSnowstorm   Every Person Aboard Chartered Craft Is Killed In Accident At Laramie. Wvo.

13 DIE AS PLANE WRECKS IN SNOW   Passenger Ship Cracks Up During Wyoming Storm

Chartered Craft Down In Wyoming   10 Passengers And 3 Members Of Crew Victims

THIRTEEN PERSONS KILLED IN CRASH OF BIG AIRLINER   Chartered Passenger, Plane Wrecked in Wyoming  > Qraeetarm

13 ARE KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Craft Wrecked in Blinding Snowstorm in Wyoming

Chartered Craft Comes Down in Field Near Laramie During Snowstorm   SHIP WAS NEAR AIRPORT WHEN IT TUMBLED DOW?

13 Persons Die In Plane Crash  Blinding Snowstorm Downs Private Craft

Plane Crash In W voming  0 atal To B   Chartered Craft, En Route From Oakland To Chey enne, Falls In Storm

13 Riders Die In Air Crash   Wyoming Snowstorm Blamed for Mishap

PRIVATE SHIP DOWNED MILE FROM AIRPORT   Airliner on Way From Oakland, Calif., to Cheyenne

Thirteen Dead In Plane Crash In Wyoming  Blinding Snowstorn   Blinding Snowstorm Causes Mishap Of Nats Airliner

13 KILLED AS PLANE CRASHES NEAR CHEYENNE   Blinding Snowstorm Brings Tragedy as Airliner Trys for Landine.

—AIRPLANE—  Wrecked In Blinding Snowstorm  Attempted To Land At Laramie

13 Killed In Crash Of Plane   Eight Sailors Among Victims of Wyoming Crash

13 Killed In Plane Crash   Ship Coming Down In Blinding Snowstorm At Laramie, Wyoming

Thirteen Killed By Plane Crash   Chartered Airplane Crashes in Snowstorm While Trying to Land

PLANE CRASH IN BLINDING SNOW KILLS 13 ABOARD  THREE WOMEN AMONG DEAD IN DISASTER 

Thirteen Die In Plane Crash  During Storm   Wrecked as it Started Landing Near Laramie. Wvo.

Thirteen Are Dead In Plane Crackup   Accident Occurs During Wyoming Snowstorm Clese to Laramie

13 Killed When Rirliner Falls   Eight Sailors Among Victims of Tragedy Wear Laramie, Wvo.-

13 KILLE PLANE CRASH   Passenger Craft Downed By Snowstorm in Wvyomina.

Private Airline Crash Kills 13   8 Sailors Are Among Victims Of Early Morning Tragedv

Plane Crashes at Laramie Wyo., Killing Crew of Three an d10 Passengers

13 Killed In Wyoming Plane Crash   Two-Engine Craft Plunges To Earth During Heavy Storm on Level Plains West of Laramie

18 Die as Airliner Crashes During Wyoming Snowstorm   Plane Smashes te Earth in Level Field While Attempting to Land at Laramie

Plane Crashes In Storm; 13 Die  Chartered Ship Dowr On Plains at Laramie

Chartered Ship Falls in Snowstorm   Two-Engined Craft Was Going to Chicago; All Aboard Are Killed

13 Die In Crash Of Plane Near Laramie, Wyo.   Chartered Craft Falls In Blinding Snow As It Tries To Land

Huge Airliner Is Destroyed In Snowstorm  Plane Carried 10 Passengers And 3 Of Crew To Death

13 Killed In Crash Of Plane   Goes Down in Blinding Snow West of Laramie, Wyoming

Thirteen Killed in Wyoming Air Crash   Two Victims Die in Laramie Hospital--Enroute fe Chienao

13 Die In Crash Of Plane During Blinding Blizzard   Coming In For Landing At Laramie, Wyoming, When Crash Occurs.

14 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH IN WYOMING   Passenger Transport Bound From Ockland fo Cheyenne Cracks Up in a Blinding Snowstorm   ‘ARE STILL UNIDENTIFIED

13 Killed as Plane Crashes in Snowstorm   ‘Accident Happens Three Miles West of Laramie, Wyo.

Laramie Plane Crash Takes Lives Of 13   Two Falls City Women Included In List Of Dead In Crash Of Plane.

13 Perish in Plane Crash In Wyoming   P=ssenger Craft Run by Private Line Meets Fate in Storm.

Charter Plane Cracks Up in Storm Landing   Seven Sailors, 4 Women Among Dead on Qakland Ship

Seven Ball Players Die as Bus Hurtles ‘Down a Mountain   Nine Other Members Of Spokane Western Internationa! League Team Are Iniured

Meet Death ‘In Flaming Plunge Of Bus      All Were Members Of Spokane Club; Driver And Eight Other Players Survive

Ball Players Die in Crash   Bus Carrying. Seattle Club Drops 500 Feet ‘ Off Mountain Road

SEVEN DIE IN BUS CRASH ON RUGGED SLOPE   Spokane Baseball Players Are Killed in Accident on Mountain Highway

Nine Others of Spokane Team Injured   Vehicle Plunges Down Steep Hillside, Then Bursts Into Flame

T BALL PLAYERS KILLED IN CRASH   Team Bus Hurtles Through Guard Rail In West

Disclose Secret Parleys Are Hela In Steel Strike   Optimism On Possible Early Settlement Heightened By Latest Reports   SETTLEMENT DETAILS BEING CONSIDERED

Greek Governr.ent To File Protest With Yugoslavians Over Forcing Down Plane

Greece Intends Filing Protest   Plane Forced Down By Yugoslav AntiAircraft Fire

Fordham to Confer  Degree on Truman   O’Dwyer and Mead Will Attend Airport Meeting

Fwin Win tn California Puts Warren at Head of GOP ''48 Honefy,/<

CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR IN SPOTLIGHT  Warren Boomed As GOP Nominee After Landslide

WARREN TRIUMPH — ~ SPURS GOP HOPES   California Governor Is Renominatec By Both Parties; Other ReslteKnown

WARREN BOOMED FOR PRESIDENCY   GOVERNCR’S RENOMINATION PUTS HIM IN CIRCLE OF G. 0. P. PROSPECTS.

VICTORY BY WARREN HELPS GOP OUTLOOK   Vote for Californian May Place Him in Presidential Running

Warren's Victory Puts Him in Circle of GOP Presidential Prospects

LEGION STARTS STH CONVENTION   “40 and 8” Stage Parade in _San Francisco; Business _ Being - Today

Loyal Groundhog Backers Defend Chuck’s Prediction In Spite of Mild Weather

Girls Whistle at Him   ‘Mr. America,’ a Perfect Specimen, Is Embarrassea

Tough, isn't it? Women Scream and Whistle At ‘Mr. America’ on Beach

Search for Spokane Flier Focused On Idaho Border  Residents Hear Plane, Explosion in

CHILDREN MAY PLAY IN. SPACE WELLES SAY'S      Creator Of ‘invasion From Mars’ Impressed With Army Moon Contact

Anti-Petrillo Law Ruled Invalid.   Government Plans To Appeal Case  To Supreme Court

DECLARES LEA ACT INVALID   Anti-Petrillo lew Held By Court As Violation Of U. S. Constitution

Anti-Petrillo Law Invalid   Musicians’ Head Wins Lea Act Fight. U.S. to Appeal! Case

Judge Rules Lea Act Is Invalid  Petrillo Criminal Charae Dismissed

RULES LAW VIOLATES CONSTITUTION   Petrillo Wins Firs! Round Against : Lea Act

‘Anti-Petrillo’ Law Invalid   Judge ‘Rules Act Violaie: U. S. Constitution

PETRILLO CURB RULED INVALID   President Of AFL Wins First Test Case In Federal Court

Anti Petrillo Law Invalid, Jurist Rules   Charge Ag ainst AFM President Dismissed in Federal Court

U.S. Plans Appeal Of Petrillo Act Court Ruling   Federal Judge Holds Lea-Law Violates  Constitution

Anti-Petrillo Law Overruled By U.S. Judge   Federal Attorney to Carry His Appeal to Supreme Court

Big 4 Eyes Ability of Italy to Pay   Paris Conference Starts Study For Reparations

U.S. Naval Force To Visit Greece After Plebiscite   Aircraft Carrier, Franklin D. Roosevelt, to Lead. Warships Into Port   FLEET ITINERARY CHANGED SUDDENLY   Courtesy Calls Are Planned After Vote to Avert Interference Charges

Itinerary Changed For ‘Courtesy’ Calls   Good-Will Cruise Course Shifts With Political Tides—  Admiral Caccadyv in Command

U. $, ORDERS BIC CARRIER, OTHER SHIPS TO GREECE   Navy Vessels Will Visit Ports After Plebiscite

\Carrier ‘Roosevelt’ }6 Other Ships to Visit Greek Ports   "Courtesy Visit’ to Come Immediately Following Important Plebescite Sunday

U, §, SHIPS AT BAY OF NAPLES   Giant Carrier, 2 Cruisers, 5 Destroyers Making Tour Of Mediterranean

Rank and File of GM Wor kers Are Enthusiastic About Strike’ s End -

TWO BANDITS ROB "BILLINGS BANK   LOCK 4 IN VAULT AND ESCAPE  WITH $700—OVERLOOK THOUSANDS.

Billings Bank Is Robbed of $700 By Bandit Pair   Gain Lead in Getaway By Locking Four In Vault

That’s Where Production Goes .. . .  Three Times As rob Men! Hours Lost By Strikes In 1946 As Were In 1945

Strike Idleness Hit New High   Lost Time In First Nine Months Of 1946 Thrice That Of Last Year’s.

Strike Idleness So Far This Year Three Times Greater Than in 1945

Walkouts Hiller And Fo r Keeps  Strike idleness Three Times Higher In 1946

- STRIKE IDLENESS IS COSTLY 1946 Man-Days Lost Far Ahead Of Record Established Year Ago

Strike Idleness First Nine Months Of ‘46 Nearly Three Times Greater Thanin Previous Record Year

Strike Idleness Nearly Three Times Greater Than Previous Record Year

Strike Idleness This Year Exceeds By Three Times All Hours Lost During Year ’45

Current Years Setting Record Strike Idlenes:   Exceeds By Nearly Three Times Working Time Similarly Lost In All of 1945

TIME LOST BY STRIKES TRIPLE MARK SET IN ’45   98,225,000 Man-Days Lost In Labor Disputes In First Nine Months

1946 Strikes Set New Mark In Time Lost   Totals 107,475,000 Man-Days of Work Tanuarv to November

STRIKES BOOST NATION'S IDLE   Walkouts in 1946 Cause Nearly 3 Tintes More Loafing than in ‘45

1946 Walkouts Cause Biggest Idleness Total Ever Recorded   Government Figures Say 98,225,000 Days Lost Through Sept.

STRIKE IDLE IN 1ST 9 MONTHS HAS BIG BOOST   Days Lest by Labor Rifts 3 Times Greater Than During Entire 74!

Strike Idleness In 1946 Three Times Previous Mark 98 Million Man-Days Lost in Disputes

STRIKE (DLENESS: TRIPLES 45, MARK   98,225, 000. Man- -Days Lost in First Nine Months.

‘Strike Idle In First Nine Months 3 ‘Times: Greater Than Peak Year 1945

LABOR’S IDLE HOURS FOR 1946 SET NEW MARK   First Nine Months Of Year Triple Figure For All Of 1945

VET COMMANDER SAYS HOUSING PROGRAM GONE   Predicts More Building Under  Decontrol Plan

VETS’ HOUSING PROGRAM ‘DEAD   VFW Chief Bit Optimistic About New Decontrols

Marshall Hold: Veto Over Big Loan to China   Grant Would Back U.S. Policy; Credits To Poland Suspended By State Department

Marshall Holds An Absolute . Veto Over Loan To Chines      Move Said to be Strongest Grant of Power Ever Made by a President te Envoy — Loan is Being Used: as ‘ Bargaining Weapon in Present Negotiations ~

Action In Line With Policy Of Getting Results In Return For Cash

Marshall Holding Veto Power Over China Loan   Power Grant Is Strongest Ever Given One Man

MARSHALL GIVEN VETO OVER HUGE LOAN TO CHINA   $500,060,000 Will Net Be Given Until Internal Dispute Is Settled   DOLLAR DIPLOMACY IS TRUMAN’S POLICY

GEN. MARSHALL HOLDS VETO ON CHINESE LOAN   Policy Of Trading Off Dollars For American  Aims Is Revealed

MARSHALL HAS VETO ON LOAN   Unusual Powers Are Given General in Effort To Bring China Peace

BILBO’S HEARING IN YULE RECESS      Committee Cites Statute Barring Gifts From Contractors

Recess Senator Bilbo Hearings For Christmas   Senator Leaves For Home In Mississippi After Making Many Probe Denials   FORMER SECRETARY FACING CONTEMPT

“THE MAN" LEAVES FOR HOME “CONFIDENT THAT HE WILL .. . RETAIN SENATE, SEAT,

Kansas Temperatures To Plummet Tonight   Cold Wave May Bo Accompanied by Snow Flurries, Drizzles

BIKINI BOMB DAMAGED MORE SHIPS BY SINGLE EXPLOSION THAN EVER PREVIOUSLY IN HISTORY

Manila Still Bears War Scars   New Homes Arise Amid Ruins; American  Soldiers Out

SPEECH TE TODAY WILL RESTATE FOREIGN POLICY   President Says Universal Training Needed for U. S. Protection

Byrnes Brings  Gloomy Report   Paris Conference’ Termed A Failure

Loan and Credit to Aid Rehabilitation of WarWrecked Czechoslovakia Cancelled.

Nations in Soviet Orbit Slap U. S.; loans Canceled   American Relations With East Europe Apparently Worsen

Committee to Work on C. of . Membership   “21 Club” to Begin Following Luncheon Wednesday Noon— Letters Are Sent

MAJOR TIEUPS IN N.Y. ENDED   Business Begins to Hum Again As Ship, Truck Strikes Are Ended

Jersey Train Crash  Kills Trainman   Accident at Bayonne Station; 79 Persons Reported Hurt

COMMUTERS INJURED IN JERSEY CRASH   Fireman Dies As Train Is Telescoped

1 Dead, 79 Hurt In Train Wreck      Two Central-Railroad Of New Jersey Trains Collide At Bayonne Station

Trains Collide: 1 Dead, 79 Hurt   Bayonne, N. J. Scene’of Tragedy: Victims Are ‘ Scalded by Steam

TITO'S ARMY RECEIVES ‘CEASE FIRE’ ORDER   Still Holds U. $. Responsible For tacident

Army Officers Apologize For Assaulting an AP ‘Photographer at Game

Pilot And Copilot Die; 10 Injured   Chartered Plane, Engine Afire, Wrecked Making Emergency Landing.

10 PASSENGERS HURT AS LINER SPLITS APART   Ship Cracks Up After Circling Airport Three Times

Aircraft Firms Fly Own Need:   Freight Embargo Curh: Qhher Indusiries

Industry Set To Furlough More Workers   Freight Embargo To Halt Plants In Few Days

Philippines Takes Its Place  Among Independent Nations   Truman’s Proclamation Of Freedom Is Read To Throng At Manila; MacArthur Is Present

Philippines Now Is Free Country   Ceremonies Held tn Washington, Manila

Rider May Be Tied toOPA  Legislation   Bloc Plans Fight ” To Put Through’ New Parity Setup

OPA Bill May Be Vehicle of  Farm Measure   Parity Plan Backers Plan to Force Their Program on Truman

PENNSYLVANIA MINERS BALK AT GOING TO WORK   Most Of Other Bituminous Diggers Returning Teday Under Truce   AGREEMENT UNLIKELY BY NE X T WEDNESDAY

Thousands Of Pennsylvania Miners  Remain Away From Mines Uatil _  Agreement Settles Disnute

Miners Appear Willing to Resume Duties  But Agreement on New Working

Miners Appear Willing to Resume Duties  But Agreement on New Working Contract Laaging

Postal Restrictions. Freight Embar go Lifted, but Failure To Wri ite Contract By Deadiine Loom:

Many Miners Ready to Work  Under Truce   Government Plans Coal Controls During Truce; All Postal Restrictions Lifted

Miners Return to Work Today But Negotiators Find No Issue Accord

New Contract By Wednesday Seen Unlikely   Holiday Pay Demand Now Obstacle to Agreement, Conferees Indicate

[lope Dims For An Agreement  By Wednesday   Fruitless Negotiating Session Reported Over Weekend—Miners Ready Tools for Resuming Work Today—Rail Freight Embargo Ends at Midnight

Wallace Urges Clear Statement Of All The Facts   Secretary Recommends Talks With Soviets To Clarify Case

COOL JUOGMENT PLEA OF WALLACE   Clear Statement of Facts Seen Best When Weighing Reds

Wallace asks true facts on soviet intent  Urges calmness on part of U.S.

Wallace Wants Facts Told Abou! Soviet Actions   Urges Special Effort To Discuss Affair With Russians

Wanna Be Wolf Bait?  Build Your. Chassis Little Girl, Advice Of Oklahoma Nutritionist

11 Yank Crash Survivors Bedded Down As Swiss Alpinists Prep for Desceni

Evidence of Criminal ‘Acts Necessary to Obtain Convictions   MacArthur Requires, Under Tribunal Charter, That Generals, Admirals Be Connected With Plans for War

MacArthur Prepares Way For Japanese War Trial:   Three Categories Of Crimes Listed Under Which Tribunal Will Operate

CANADIANS WOULD WED JAP GIRLS   Letters Propose Marriage tc Avoid Deportatian

Some Canadians ‘Want to Wed Jap Girls te Save Them From Deportation

‘Nation Behind You’, Troman  Pledges Byrnes  State Secretary Confident As He Starts for Paris Meeting

—Russ’ Hungary Grab Protested—  Peace Efforts Being Renewed   Sharp Conflicts Are Shaping Up As Byrnes Departs For 21-Nation Conference In Paris

' —BYRNES ON WAY TO PEACE PARLEY—  Sharp Conflict Between Byrnes And Molotov Is Expected At Conference   U. S. Secretary Of State Leaves ‘Today For Paris Peace Session

President Bids Byrnes “Luck” In Peace Talks   Secretary Of State Wings Toward Paris For Treaty Parley On Monday

BYRNES EN ROUTE T0 PARIS PEACE PARLEY WITH U.S. BACKING  HOPE SEEN FOR FIRST TREATIES IN SPITE OF DISPUTES WITH REDS

RUSSIAN POLICY IS BLAMED FOR ECONOMIC CHAOS   SHARP CONFLICT IS SHAPING UP BETWEEN BYRNES AND MOLOTOV

Chief Sees Byrnes Off  for Paris   U. S. Firmly Behind Atlentic Charter, Truman Tells Crowd

FIGHT LOOMS OVER RUSSIA'S BALKAN STAND   Truman Sees Byrnes Off On Flight To Paris; Gives Secretary Support

Byrnes Faces Rows In Paris   American Secretary I: Given Sendoff By  President

Byrnes Flies To Paris for Peace Meet      Treaties for Five Nations  To Be Written at Session Starting Monday; Cenflicts Shaping Up

Byrnes Departs For Peace Talks Opening in Paris   Sharp Conflict Seen Over Russ Demands From Hungarians

U.S., RUSSIAN DISPUTE LOOMS OVER HUNGARY   21 Nation Conference to Write Treaties for Former Enemy States

Byrnes Leaves For Paris With Truman’s Assurance  Of Support To Peace Plan

BYRNES Ol WAY T0 PEACE CONFERENCE      Country Behind Him for Just Peace, Says Truman

Byrnes Off For Parley  About Peace   Secretary Of State Given Big Send-off: Truman Sneaks

Byrnes Off To Peace Parley   Nation Behind Him, Says Pres. Truman

BYRNES IS ON WAY TO PEACE MEET   Takes Off for Paris for 21Nation Conference to Open Monday for Purpose of Settling Euronean Affairs.

Truman Pledges Byrnes Backing In Peace Session   U. S. Protests. Red Army Seizure of Goods in Hungary

DREDGE EQUIPMENT PURCHASED BY CITY   Kaw Course Change Makes Clearing Water Intake a Necessity   SURROUNDED BY SILT

PURCHASED BY CITY   Kaw Course Change Makes Clearing Water Intake a Necessity   SURROUNDED BY SILT

HOUSE APPROVES LABOR CURB BILL   Stringent Measure Is Aimed at Musicians’ Union

CONFEREES TO ADJUST DIF FERENCES IN TWO BILLS AIMED AT MUSIC  “CZAR

Heirens and Attorneys in Conference   Murder Discussion Reported in Today’s ‘Exploratory’ Talk

OWN LAWYERS QUIZ HEIRENS   Information on Slayings  Sought by Defense

FRANK 10 DIE FOR MASSACRE   Nazi Perpetrator of Lidice Killings Sentenced To  Public Execution

STRIKE OPENS IN EAST LIVERPOOL   Walk Out by City Employes to Close Large Plants

KMERICAN POSITION -IN CHINA  SOMPARABLE TO BRITISH STAND IN GREECE: REDS USE PRESSURE

Investigator s Story False. Says Joe L. Martinez   U. S. Prober Claims He Was Offered $10,000  Job in New Mexico

New Row Delays End of General Motors Tieup    Company Declines to Reopen Any of 96 Struck Plants Until UAW Agrees to Return to Workin All OF Them: Local Issues Block Production

New Row Keeping GM Plants Idle   Management Not To Resume Production Until All Grievances Settled

GH Recalling Some Workers   Resumption of ° Normal Operation Hits New Snag

Limited Number of Workers Needed To Prepare Plants, Provided Union Committees Approve.   ALL PLANTS, HOWEVER, MUST RESUME DUTIES

(rurn Page "wo, Volumn two?  NEW DISPUTES WILL DELAY GM REOPENING

Return To Work Is Snagged By Fresh Dispute   Corporation Insists All, Or None, Of Its Factories Reopen

GM Is Recalling Limited Number Of ts Employes   Lewis Exerts Pressure For Health Fund

ROW DELAYS REOPENING OF G. M. PLANTS   Hopes for Speedy Resumption of Output of Cars In Detroit Snagged Over Local Grievances   STRIKE CONTINUING

Trouble In 21 Local Unions... .  New Company-ClO Row Delays Resumption Of Work In 96 G.M. Plants

LOCAL GRIEVANCES SNAG G. M. PEACE   New Union - Management Row Holds Up Reopenings

LOCAL DISPUTES DELAY GM PEACE   Company Says All Plants Must Restart at Once

Local Issues Becloud Labo Horizon   Hopes Dimmed For Speedy Normal Output

New Row Snags Hopes For Speedy GM Ouinut   Corporation Refuses to Reopen Any of Its Plants Untit CiO Asvenas #6 finan ALE

GM’s Output Still Stopped      Hope For Speedy Resumption Of Normal Output Snagged By Locals,

More Disputes Heard Today At General Motors   Hopes For Speedy Resumption Of Output Snagged.

New GM-UAW Rov  Delays Production   Management Asserts All Plants Must Be  Opened at Same ‘Time

GM Production Is Held Up By Local Disputes   Company Refuses To Open Plants

GM Refuses To Accede To CIO Auto Demands   NEW SNAG DISRUPTS ALL CAR PRODUCTION IN DETROIT

BATTLE ON LOCAL DISPUTES DELAYS G.M. PRODUCTION   Corporation. Refuses to Pro: _ ceed Until All Workers  Batiurn

A NEW COMPANY UNION ROW FLARED  UP AT 6, M, PLANT   ‘Hopes For Speedy Resumption of ‘Normal Output ’ Blasted.   ‘PLANTS IDLE 120 DAYS   Will Not Reopen Any One of . Its.96 Struck Plants Until  -All Are Opened.

REMAIN IDLE   New Company-Union Row Snags Resumption of Production

GM Resumption Strikes New Snac  Company Delays Opening of Plants

News Behind the News  Coepyrigh: MeClure Nenspaper   WASHINGTON  Be Bas Tarker

Chinese Reds Mass 300,000 Men in All-Out Drive to Win Kalgan Key

Red Kalgan Sieged in China War   300,000 Communist: Mass for Defense Aoainst Advance

Largest Single Walkout of Reconversion Period Ties Up Factories of Westinghouse, General Electric and General Motors—Government Asks Rationing of Equipment Concerns Make—Blow to Utility Industry.

Strike Halts Manufacture  Of Appliances   Westinghouse Co. To Terminate Wage Contract

OUTPUT HALTED ON APPLIANCES   Electrical Workers Tie Up 79 Plants; 200,000 In Walkout

Westinghouse Hits Rack By Cancelling Union Contract. 50,000 Quit. Work  In-Pennsylvania.

WALKOUT TIES UP ELECTRICAL GOODS OUTPUT   200,000 Workers Idle As Strike Hits 3 Big Companies

HOUSE IS BADLY DAMAGED BY FIRE   Stone Home Of Arlington Heiner, Northwest Of Spring Grove, Gutted By Flames

TiaHome TJoun  Reporter  im WASHINGTON            WHD Washington Bureau, 1014 Reve &.. H.W.   Ueility Lobhy Can Haudle Congress, fut Not the Peopte

ThaHome Town  , Reporter  in WASHINGTON  By Walter Shead WNU Correspondent   See Eve ee  2616 Eye St. N. Wi  tity 1 Lobby, Can Handle. longress,’ but Not the People

Bevin Raps Russia on Pact Snag   No Nation to Keep State of War Forever, Says Foreign Minister

Separate Peace If Parley Fails Once More—Bevin   Also Turns Thumbs Down on U. S. Plan For Jews to Palestine

BEVIN DEMANDS PEACE TREATIES   INDICATES BRITAIN IS READY TO SIGN WITH FORMER AXIS

CHAMBER NEAR FINAL VOTE. ON EXTENSION BILL   Attempt Is Made to Cut Controls Except Over Rent, Minerals

SENATE NEARS FINAL VOTE ON LECISLATION   Proponents ‘of Agency. Hope To Rewrite: Measure. Joint Conference ”*

One OPA Proposal Defeated   Senate Kills Amendment To Lift Most Price Controls Now

New Slash of OPA Power Seen Imposed by: Senate   Ranking Committee Recommends Halt in Farm Product Ceilings And End to Cotten Speculation

Proposal Killing Nearly All OPA Powers Rejected   Conference Urges Presidential Veto Of Current Statate

SENATE KILLS PLAN TO KILL PRICE CHECKS   Conference Requests President to Veto Riddled Measure

Vote Nearing on Extension Price Control   Various Groups Ask President to Veto Bill Being Drafted

INCREASES HINGE ON REMOVAL OF PRICE CONTROLS   ORDER HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON DINING COSTS IMMEDIATELY

Call Upon Congress To Enact Present Controls Without Changes   Amended Measure Held Inadequate   Action Taken As Senate Prepares To Take Vote On Pending Act

Consumer-Labor Group Declares Controls Vital   Senate Showdown On Extension Measure I:  Scheduled Today.

OPA Amendment Would Exempt Rents, Minerals   Oklahoman’s Plan To Amend Extension Bill Rejected by 51 to 21 Vote

OPA Opens Way for Restaurant Price Increases   * Action Comes as Food - Cost to Housewives Climbs Sharply

DEADLINE ON COURT ORDER DRAWS NEAR   No Information on Whereabouts of U. M. W. Boss

MORE MINERS - IN WALKOUTS; TROOPS READY   NEARLY 500_ SOFT_COAL MINES. —CLOSEN-AS-LEWIS_REMAINS SILENT ON MIS. PLANS

Byrnes And Molotov Clash A: Big Four Plan For Rotating Chairmanship Is Adopted

U. S., Russia Clash On  Procedure   Recommendation For Rotating Chairmanship Expect ed To Be Adopted   VOTE ON TWOTHIRDS RULE EXPECTED TODAY   Communications Strike In France Not Expected To Effect Conference

‘Atomic-Equipped Bomber Of Future Will Carry Own High-Speed Fighters

Long-Range B-36 Bombers Will Carry Own Fighter Planes for Protection

~ AFTER FERRY: ~~ 1 WRECKED   OIL BARGES AND Fernt cOoLLIDE IN RIVER ACCIDENT OFF MISSOURI SHORE

Hunt For Eleven Persons Missing In River Crash   Ferry And Two O11 Barges In Collision In Mississippi River, Near Carutherville, Mo.   MISSING TRAPPED IN SUNKEN AUTOS

1 DEAD, HUNT 11 AS BOATS CRASH   Five Cars and Truck Plunge In River as Ferry Hits Oil Barges

One Dead, 11 Missing After River Accident   Divers Prepare For Search In Mississippi

a i, (en  “Oo. A, Graves, Glenn Wallace Named on Road Committees

ODT MOBILIZES FOR AIR, ROADS, WATER   : Four-Man Transportation Command Set Up

University Of Texas Biggest Issue As Governors Campaign Steps Up

Uofl Given Spotlight in Runoff Drive   By MARSHALL COMERER and MAX B. SKELTON  a CGialf WU viterc

RANSOM NOTE PRINT STUDIED   Suspect Is Questioned In Degnan Case

Say Fingerprint of Suspect Matched on Note   Student Quizzed in Kidnap-Slaying of Suzanne Degnan

Fingerprints Point to \College Youth as Long ‘Sought Degnan Killer

FINGERPRINT PINS CRIME ON YOUTH   Chicago Police Say Brutal Mystery Solved

Student Gives Salome Dance   High School Girl Presents ~~ Con troversial” Performaynee.

Salome Danced for Last Time  Beverly Cort Perform: at Variety Show

Washington Man Heads Kiwanis  National Conclave  , aR SSSA. Seka bee

Disposal Of Sanlas Goods Is Problem —   Committee Scores Other Nations

Surplus Disposal Problem Abroad Is Confused } Muddle   Restrictions By Foreion Nations

Crisis Acute In Manchuria   Crack Chinese Units En Route to Area

Marshall Says Crisis Exist {In Manchuria  Officials Confer _ Official ‘et Problem

China Troops To Manchuria   Marshall Describes Situation ‘Critical’

U.S. officials  conferringon  latest threats Byrnes expected  to meet Cromvko

Army, Navy Combine May Be Realized   War Dept. Source Believes New Congress Will Favor Move

Two U. S. Congressmen From Texas Hail Truman's Decision To Decontrol Meat

CHINA REDS LAUNCHING OFFENSIVE   20,000 Communists Attack Island In Kiachow Boy

Troops In Full Kit to Quel Pro-Slovene Riot At Trieste; Reds Drive Toward 7th Fleet

RECORDED PHONE TALK LINKS MAY WITH DEAI   CHINESE REDS TO DRIVE ON U.S. PORT SOON

Western Union College Will Get 10 Housing Units  Government Will Pay Transportation And Installation

Western Union  College Will Get 10 Housing Units  : Government will ~ Pay Transportatio.

NEW TREMORS STRIKE HAITI. PUERTO RICO   Dominican Republic I: Also Hit; Call For Help Goes Out

Haiti and Puerto Rico Suffer, With Panics in 3 Towns on the Latter Island.

New Caribbean UaKes Strike Island Groups   Shock Causes Panic In  »Puarto Rica Towss;   “Call Issued Tor Medical Aid

Panic Spreads as Call for  Aid Is Issued   Thanksgiving Rites Were Planned as Tremors Resumed

TO PICKET LOCAL PLANTS      Flectrical, Warkers Will Act In Sympathy With G. E. Strikers.

TW. A STRIKE BEFORE BOARD OF MEDIATION   No Intervention by White House as Yet, However

AP Cameraman Photographing Riot In Shanghai Narrowly Misses Death

Nels Jensen, Denison, Elected VFW  District Commander At Conclave Here

Senate Banking Committee Would Abolish Some Controls, Advise Others be Modified

PRICE CONTROL BILL SENT TO SENATE FLOOR   Bitter Fight Is Expected on Monday When Measure Is Taken Up.

CAMDEN NAVAL FLIER IS KILLED IN PLANE CRASH: SET RITES   RONALD OSKINS MEETS DEATH IN BOMBER .CRASH; .LIST .OTHER DEATHS IN COUNTY

POWER UNION FACES FIGHT BEFORE NLRB   Duquesne Employes Scheduled For Hearing On Petition of AFL-Mine Workers      MUELLER TO INTERVENE

AFL-UMW’s Arguments Are Heard   Seek Bargaining Election Among 1,700 Pittsburgh  Power Workers

NINE INJURED HEAVY DAMAGE DALLAS FIRE   Shopping Center Large Warehouse Totally Destroyed

Damage Is Estimated At $300,000  Nine Injured In Twe Ria Fires In Dallas

Nazis’ Polish Ruler Admits Guilt In Atrocity Series  Hans Frank States He Is Sorry for Actions of Regime

NAZI DEFENDANT  ul Vea  REICH ATROCITIES   Hans Frook, Testifying « Trial, Throws Self on Mercy of Court

Frank Admits Feeling Guilt   Nazi Governor Of Poland Takes Responsibility For Atroeilies.

NAZI GOVERNOR ADMITS BLAME IN WAR GRIMI   Hens Frank, Who Ruled in Poland, Says He ‘Feels Terrible Guilt’

Candidly Admits Guilt to ‘Military Tribunal as He Virtually Throws Himself Upon Its Mercy

Negro Admits. Killing Woman And Attacking Her Daughter   Butler-Chauffeur Identified by Former WAC Ser. geant from Her Hospital Bed —. Revolver Used is Found Near Scene of Crime

Charge Butler With Murder   Held in Death of Long Island Weman and Attack on Daughter

Negro is Charged With Murder of  Marjorie Logan   Butler and Chauffeur Arrested on Long Island: Man Identified

Negro Butler  Confesses To Logan Murder   Ward Beecher Caraway Also . Admits Raping and: Shooting Miss Marjory Logan

Negro Butler Admits Slaying Society Woman   Daughter He Attacked Identifies Suspect in Long Island Murder

UNEASINESS SIGNS NOTED IN U.S: RED NEWSPAPER CLAIMS   Claim Wallace Was Compelled To Make Some Very Signi ficant Admissions

U.S. Uneasy, Says Pravda Comment On Wallace Talk   Speech Admitted Imperialist Aim, , Red Organ States.

Discharged Army Sergeant Will Stick By Bride Accused Of Taking $4,000 From Georgia Bank

HOPED TO KILL CHRISTIANITY   NAZIS CHARGED WITH ASSAULT ON RELIGION

Senate Okays ~~ Salary Raise   Truman Expected to Sign Reoreanizanon Bill

PAY BOOST LIKELY FOR CONGRESSMEN   Bill Granting Increase and Calling for Reorganization of Government Goes to Truman,

CONGRESS OUT FOR EFFICIENCY   Reorganization Bill  Sent To President; Salaries Raised

DOGS LOSE TRAIL OF AN EX-CONVICT   FUGITIVE WHO SHOT STATE PATROLMAN AT LEBANON ELUDES POSSEMEN,

Convict Seeks Hiding Place in The Ozark Hills   Bloodhounds Hunt Red Haired Prisoner; on His Trail

Soviets Block UN ‘Applications of Three Countries   Reason: Trans-Jordan, Ireland and Portugal Have No Diplomatic Tieup With Russia

Australian Makes Prejudice Charge Against Russians   Over Refusing To Accept Transjordan Application For U.N. Membership

pustralian Brings It In Refusal To Accept Transa jordan’s Application  ee es   Reds Challenged To Explain Stand   China And Russia Support Mongolian Peoples’ Bid For Membership

Membership Challenge By Gromyko   Soviet Delegate _ Spurns Applications Of Three Countries To United Nations

Reds Block UN Applications of lreland, Portugal   Reason Is Lack of Diplomatic Relations With Russia

RUSSIA BLOCKS THREE ADMISSIONS; U. 8. 15 EXPECTED TO BAR ONE   REDS’ OBJECTIONS TO IRELAND, PORTUGAL, TRANS-JORDAN TOLD

Entries Blocked By Reds   Unrepresented Nations Rejected By Andrei Gromykeo

ACCUSES REDS OF PREJUDICE AT U.N. MEET   Australian Says Soviets Do Not Want TransJordan in Group Because They Have No Diplomatic Ties.

Temperatures   Sole Reason Given Is Lack of Soviet Diplomatic Links

CiO Blasts Anderson Decision   Declare American Living Standards Have Been Dealt Disastrous Blow

‘Russian Stand Is Laid To Prejudice   Blocks 3 Countries From _ UN Membership for Lack of Red Relations   REFUSES TO EXPLAIN   Afghanistan's Only Application Not Challenged by Some Nation

Russ Bar Portugal, lreland   Responsibility to All U. N. Members Cited by Australia Delegate

Soviet Blocks 3 UN Applications   U. 8. Vetoes 2 Red’ Sponsored Nations

Sale Reason for Objection That Russia Does Not Have:  Diplomatic Rleations      RED DELEGATE’S STAND CAUSES RIFT AT MEE?

Russia Blocks UN Applicants  ‘Has No Relations V/isehk Alatétinnc’

REDS BALK ON UN MEMBERSHIP   Blocks Trans-Jordan,  Treland and Portugal

RUSSIA BLOCKS U. N. APPLICATIONS OF IRELAND, TRANS-JORDAN, PORTUGAL

SKIPPER GUILTY OF NEGLIGENCE   Captain Of Lost Cruiser Convicted, But Goes Back To Duty

McVay Blamed  For Loss   Penalty Removed, Responsibility Shared On Shore

For McVay   Captain Guilty, but Restored te Duty;  4 Others Rebuked

New Government For Turkey Is to Be Formed   Resignation of Premier Saracoglu Seen as One Of Greatest Upheavals in Country’s Politics Since 1938; Inonu Renamed President

Undertakes Task Of Forming New Cabinet In Turkey  @.... ig fe   Saracoglu Government Resigns Monday After Public Demonstration

Turkish Premier Resigns Office Under Pressure   People Objected To Domestic Policy of Leader; Attempt Formation Gov’t

FORMS CABINET   Turkish Politics in Biggest Upheaval Sinee 1938;

Turk Cabinet Quits in Body   High Costs of Living Topples Government

PEKER TO FORM NEW CABINET IN TURKEY   Ataturk Protege To Follow Saracoglu To Helm

Turk Premier Resigns Over Domestic Policy; Peker Forming Cabinet

Peker Tries To Form Rule To Replace Turkish Regime Established By Saracoglu

Begins Task Of Forming New ‘Turkey Regime   ; Recep Peker Picks Uj Reins Government Fellowing Resignation Pre“mier Saracogla

TRIES TO SET UP TURK CABINET   Recep Peker Undertakes Task Of Organizing New Government.

Peker Forms New Turkish  Government   Takes Over Post  Saracoglu Quits

TURKISH CABINET QUITS AS PEOPLE OBJECT TO COSTS   Domestic. Policies Opposed and Leaders are Forced to  Cive Up Posts

New Premier Takes  Office as Opposition of  Democratic Forces Re  =6sults in Shakeup.

Turks Plan For  New Government   Saracoglu Quits Under Fire And Peker Takes Over

 Ten-Year-Old Boy Attempts Robbery ‘in Two-Gun Wild West Fashion

Can You Furnish.  Present Addresses. Of.. Any. Of. These. Persons?

SENATE-HOUSE CONFERENCE ON NEW OPA BILL   Major Stumbling Block Removed

Conferees Tentatively Agree On Meat, Dairy And Grain Lids   Decontrol Board To Ac When Supplies Are Adequate

HOUSE REJECTS SENATE BAN ON SOME CONTROLS      Barkley Says Situation on Price Bill Remains Unchanged

Would Remove Ceiling When Supplies Appear   Disagree on Date to Reimpose Price Controls

Principal Stumbling Block To Settlement Is In Provisions To Ban Future Controls On Meat, Poultry, Dairy Products   NO AGREEMENT IS EXPECTED TODAY

OPA Conferees Continue Debate   Hope tor Agreement Seems Remote After Numerous Sessions.

Conferees Near Agreement on  New Price Bill   Deadlocked on Date When Controls Would Be Reimnosed

Liffle Hope Is Seen For Any Agreement Soon   Main Stumbling Block Is Over Food Control

MAY GO BACK ON FOODS   Senate-House Group Tentatively Agrees on Limits

Disagree on When They Would Start   Conferses Would Leave Need for Controls Up to  De-control Board

Food Price  Controls fo Be Restored   Conferees in First Agreement, Differ Only on Date Now

Meat Supply Drops Throughout Nation   Famine Worse Than Wartime Shortage Threatens

CAPITAL FACES TROLLEY STRIKE   Street Car And Bus Workers Scheduled To Walk Off Jobs At Midnight

Families Flee . Raging Waters In Wide Area   Three More Dead When Rivers Go -On-New Rampage

Families Flee Raging Waters In Wide Area  Three More Dead When RiversGo _ -Qn-New Ramnace

Soviet Charges Effort To Conceal News Of Parley   Accusations Made At Peace Conference Against Western Powers Delegations

MENIN TOP POSTS   Declares industry Leader: Made Excellent Record  Dering Wier

Says Hannegan Was at Parley   Pauley Says He Heard His Talk With Ickes

Pauley Hits Backat Ickes Testimony Claims Two Others   Claims Two Others Present at Disputed ‘Oil Conversations’

Pauley Gives His Story Of Meeting   Government? Officials Said Present at Ickes Conversation

Edwin Pauley Claims Two Officials Were Present at Talks With Ickes

Pauley. Strikes B: ack Ati Lekes  Over! Navy Post       Demande io Know “What is Wroag” With Oil Men,;: Citing Excellent War tine Reserd

Says Hannegan, Porter Atfended ‘Oil’ Conference   Pauley Declares He Left Ickes’ _ Office With Them

Pauley Stull Fighting For Cov eted Post   Contends Hannegan and Porter. Government Officials, Were Present To Hear Conversation. 

Pauley Says 2 Present at Ickes Talk   Truman’s Nominee for Navy Post Claims He, Hannegan, Porter Left Ickes’ Office Together

Pauley Refutes Charges Hur led At Him By le es   Hannegan And Porter Were Present During His Discussions With Former Cabinet Officer, He Says; May Call Them As Witnesses In Hearing

Pauley Will Take Witness Stand in Own Behalf Friday   Wants to Know ‘What is Wrong’ With Oil Man for Navy Position

Pauley “Not Alone” When Deal Proposed   Oil Man Testifies Two Other Officials Were Present During His  flanigarcntian arth tebe

Pauley Says Officials Were Present During Conversation With Ickes

Pauley Lashes At Opposition Oflckes, Others   Declares Hannegan, Porter Present When He Conferred With  Ex-Cabinet Member

PAULEY FIRES BACK AT ICKES   Telle Newsmen Two Officials Present When He Made “Raw” Proposition

Pauley States  Two Heard his  Conversation Ickes Declares  Hannegan and Porter fe ee ee

Two Others In On Talk With  Ickes—Pauley   Former Interior Secretary Had Charged Oil Man Of Offering Deal.

Pauley Asserts Officials At Conference   Says Several Heard What He Had To Say To Ickes

HOUSE VOTES ON HOME BILL   Report Progress. On British Loan; Hint Pauley Withdrawal Likely

Others Present During Pauley Talk With Ickes   Hannegan, Porter There. Pauley Savs

Kimmel Asserts Stimson Blocked Move to Arrest  Japan’s Spies in Hawaii

Plan to Jail Japanese Spies Blocked. Adm. Kimmel Charges   Pearl Harbor Witness Testifies That Proposal Was Vetoed by Stimson; Asserts Fleet Alerted Day of Attack

KIMMEL CHARGES STIMSON BLOCKED JAILING OF SPIES   Declares Army Opposed PrePearl Harbor Proposal to Lock Up Jap Consular Officials.   ADMIRAL PROTESTS HIS “CRUCIFIXION”   Says He Received Abusive Letters and Threats of Death After Being Relieved of Command.

Kimmel Says Jap Arrests Were Blocked   Stimson Refused to Le Navy Jailt Consular  Officials Tor Teoh Bh oe

Says Stimson Blocked Plan to Arrest Spying yep Consular Officials

Charges Army Stopped Move To Jail Japs   Kimmel Declares He Was In Favor Arresting Jap Consular Officers

Admiral Says Plan Blocked   Kimmel Proposed Arrest of Japs Spying in Hawaii

kimmel Says {rmy Blocked {rrest of Japs   Pre-Pearl Harbor Ide:  “ Jail Spying Nips posed by Stimson:  ii Threats Told

Consular Japs Left: Free To Roam‘ Hawaii. Kimmel Says Arrest Spies.

KIMMEL TELLS OF JAP SPYING   Admiral Says Secretary Of War Blocked Jail Terms For Snoopers

Kimmel Says Move To Jail Spies Blocked   Asserts Secreta Of War Decide Against Action

FEARL FRVBDE  Kimmel Asked Arrest of Jap ~ Consular Official Spies

Consular Japs Left Free To Roam Hawaii  Kimmel Says Plea To Arrest Spies Refused

Kimmel Says Stimson Blocker Proposal To Jail Jap Agents   Arrest of Nip Consular Officials Was Recommended by Adm. Bloch in Summer of 1941, Former Pacific Fleet Commander Tells Probers

Kimmel’ s Plan To Jail Japs — Was Blocked’   Stimson Put Veto Oni Idea, Hawait Investivators Hear

KIMMEL HITS HARD AT PLAN OF STIMSON   Says Secretary of War Blocked Jailing Of Jap Officials

Makes Forceful Plea as Action Begins on Key Administration Meas:  arty \-m

SECRETARY OF TREASURY OPENS DRIVE FOR APPROVAL OF LOAN TO BRITAIN. TERMS IT “VITAL”

Vinson Op Drive To Wi% U.S. Approval Of Giant Loan   British Aid Termed Vital To Prosperity And Ta World Peace

VINSON ARGUES  FOR BRITISH LOAN   COMMITTEE OPENS FORMAL HEARINGS ON ‘INVESTMENT’

VINSON PRESSES LOAN TO BRITAIN   Terms It Vital To Peace In Launching Campaign

Vinson Ur ges British Loan To  ‘Aid U.S; Trade   Terms In “Sound Investment In World Peace and Prosperity,” In Testi - mony Before Seunie

Vinson Urges  Loan to Britain  Treasury Secretary Asks Approval by  Guana P nwecwn titaw:

Vinson Opens Campaign For British Loan   Calls Proposal. Sound Investment in World Peace, Prosperity

VINSON FAVORS BRITISH LOAN   Opens Drive To Secure Congressional Approval For $3.75 Billion Loan,

Sec. Vinson Opens Fight to Win Huge Loan for John Bull   Treasury Chief Terms it Vital to World Peace, Prosperity

333-MILLION FLOOD CONTROL BILL INCLUDES SANTA ANA RIVER AND MANY PROJECTS IN CALIF

‘Sul Ross Commencement  Exercises For Summer _ Term To Be Held Aug. 22

BINGO—TUESDAY NIGHT  Ae ee Me ee ee ee, a      FACT RPS UANDAY NIGHT

UNITED NATIONS CALLED FAILURE   Retiring President Says Powers Do Not Work As A Family

[Retiring President of U.N. Security Council Is (Disappointed With Procress   Dr. Hafez Afifi Pasha of Egypt Makes Impassioned Plea to Members to Work as Big Family

Pasha Retires As President Of UN Counei   Parodi Takes Post; 31 New Rules of  Procedure Adopted

Mass Conviction Of Nazis Asked By Frenchmen   : Attorneys Recite Crimes Committed By Each Party

FRENCH ITEMIZE CHARGES AGAINST 22 NAZI LEADERS   Death Penalty Demanded for Long Series of War Atrocities

French Counsel Asks Conviction Of 22 Germans   Blamed For Assassinations, ‘Other Inhuman Acts; Planned 4 World Zones

French Lash Nazi Leaders   Charge Violation of Rules Of Wer and Plans For World Axis Domination

CHARGES BROKEN DOWN ON NAZIS   French Prosecution Outlines All Offenses Attributed to 22 German Leaders

‘Texas Promised Let-Up In Storms After Week; Two More Cities Hit

Nationwide Stoppage Scheduled to Start At 4 p. m. Saturday   More Rain Due After Let-Up In Storms Today

Many Items To Be Free Of Control   Dairy Products, Petroleum And Tobacco Included

SENATE IS RIDDLING OPA BILL   Voted to Exempt Meats, Poultry ‘From Ceilings.

Machine-Gun Burst of Amendments Fired At Stricken Bill, Other Products Are Listed For Exemption.   SEE POSSIBILITY OF TRUMAN VETO

SENATE SET 10 RIDDLE OPA BILL   Vote Overwhelmingly to Exempt Meat, Poultry and Eggs — Congress Talking About Possibility of Veto Repeat by Pres, Traman,

SENATE VOTES OUT CONTROLS ON MEAT, EGGS   ‘More Amendments Expected To Bring New Veto From President

EXEMPT MEAT, POULTRY, ECGS FROM CONTROL   Present Trend Indicates Price Ceilings To Be Taken Off Many Articles

ADDITIONAL CUTS MADE IN OPA BILL   Okays Amendment Banning Controls On Cottonseed

Food Dwindling, Islanders Fear Further Damage   Panic And Food Shortages Widespread In Dominican Republic, Churches  Clased   or ee  SECOND TIDAL WAVE ISOLATES 20,000   Fordham Seismologist Reports Three Sizeable After Shackc Of Ouakes

‘Quake Deaths Soar Near 10( In Caribbean   Food Supplies Wane; Fear More Damage, And Tidal Waves

GOAL STRIKE TRUCE EXPIRES -TOMORROW   Sidetrack All Efforts To Main tain Production

MORE MINES IN AREA CLOSING, REVOLT GROWS   Over 70,000 State Miners Are Ig noring Back To Work Order

REDUCE GENERAL RELIEF PAYMENTS ON MARCH FIRST   A Reduction In Missouri tc 55. Percent of Estimated Adequate. Needs.   REDUCTION NECESSARY   Because of the Limited Amount the Legislature Appropriated.

Mechanics Strike From Coast To Coast; 54 Major Flights Cancelled

DEMOCRATIC CARAVAN TO BE HERE FRIDAY   Three State Candidates Visit Toulon As Part of State Tour

Anti-Inflation Fight Faces Major Test in Next 90 Days, Bowles Says

DRAFTED DADS, 2i-MONTH MEN ORDERED HOME   Most Fathers Will Be Re turned From Overseas By Aug. 31

Truman Is Silent  On Churchill Talk   Has No Comment on Preposal for Military Pact

FULTON SPEECH NO REFLECTION OF HIS VIEWS   Says UNO Won't Collapse If Russia Refuses To Get Out Of Iran

TRUMAN [S SILENT ON WINNIE'S TALK   No Comment Made Today By President Regarding Address.

SAYS RED SPY. RING IS HELPED. BY REDS. MANY ON US. PAYROI   CONDITION OF CARDINAL OF ST LOUIS Ic GRAVE

QUADS’ DAD OFFERED $4,000 JOB IN OHIO   Newark Centractor Offers Bialtimorean Flace To Live To Work For Him

Evacuation Of Lagoon Under Way   Historie Blast Due at 4:30 p.m. Zanesville Time

‘Atomic Bomb . Test At Bikini ToBeHeld Today   §landy Gives Signal for Start Despite Cloudy Weather

Barring Weather Change, Test To Be Held At 4:30 (EST) This Afternoon

FLIERS TO DROP ATOM BOMB TODAY ON TARGET FLEET   Admiral Blandy Fixes 3:30 P. M. As Hour for Experiment After Receiving Reports on Weather.   EVACUATION OF BIKINI LAGOON UNDER WAY   Engineers Believed Loading Missile Aboard B-29 — Will Fall 6 Miles Throuch Space.

Start Atom Test. Blandy Signals   Orders Bombing at 2:30 p. ms Favorable Weather Seen —

Weather Suddenly Closes in But Barring Storm Test Will Go on As Scheduled, Reported

Blandy Gives Signal To Start Greatest Military Experiment  ss & ~ = = . . a   Blast Scheduled 4 3:00 Our Tinie   Forees—40,000 Strong— Begin Evacuating Bikini Lagoon

KR KK &  ‘Zero Hour’ For. Atom. Bomb Fesi Is Set- For 3:30 O'Clock CST

Halt In Housing Is Seen   Home Builders Say Rail Embargo Will Force Delays

CONSTRUCTION HALT EXPECTED   Embargo Will Have Immediate Effect On Housing Program

HOME BUILDING TO BE CURTAILED DUE TO RAIL EMBARGO   Construction to Be Speedil; eStopped on Projects Now pei Underway

Speedy Halt on Home Building Forecast Now   Rail Embargo to Stop 400,000 Under Construction

ALMOST MILLION VETERANS PLAN TO ENTER COLLEGES   FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND MORE ARE NOT SURE OF BEING ABLE ‘TO GAIN  ADMISSION —

1 MILLION VETERANS TO. ENTER COLLEGE   Colleges Expand Facilities Te Admit Veterans

COST OF HOMES IN STATE ON INCREASE   Evidence Of Inflation In Prices Asked:

Bomb Won't Stop Wars, Says Stelle   lowa Legion Members Hear the National Commander

CIPHER CLERK GIVING INSIDE   Gouzenko Name: Fred Rose, [Canadian Red

Auto-Electrie Strikes Remain  Still Deadlocked   Ford Plant Workers ‘Ar Nearer a Settlement Steppages Hamper  Reeonversion

Ford And Union Near Agreement   Only 2 Cents Apart On New Wage Rates

U. S. Supreme Court Frees  Trio Of Cult   3-0 Decision Handed Down By High Tribunal In Utah Case

Conviction of Cultists Upset  Supreme Court Sets Aside Verdict on ‘Fundamentalists’

Court Sets Aside Kidnap Conviction   Utah Religious Cult Members Affected

CULTS SECURING OF  POLYGAMOUS WIFE {9  UPHELD BY JUSTICES SUPREME COURT SAYS  UTAH RESIDENTS NOT GUILTY OF CHARGES

F.D.R. FORBADE COMMITMENTS   BRITISH, DUTCH TOLD NOT TO COUNT ON U. 5

Pacific Defense Deal Barred   Stark Ordered Navy to Shun Commitments

Navy Cautious About Pledges. Stark Declares      Admiral Tells Probers About Warning Given By Late President

Says Navy Men Barred From Any Commitments   Tentative Plan Drawn If U. S. Got Into War, Admiral Stark Reports -

BY-PRODUCT OF A-BOMB SOON T0 BE READY   Isotopes May Solve Many Age-Old Riddles of Disease

AUSTIN NAMED TO SECURITY COUNCIL        ruman Selects Vermont Republican lo Succeed Stettinius

WS ee ENA ee Wr ems age  Mississippi Youth !s Found Starving; Parents Sought

SHIP WALKOUT NEARING END   Union Uses 44-48 Work Week Agreement as Pattern For Strike Settlement

BOWLES WILL REMAIN IN PRESENT POST IF EFFEC: TIVE OPA BILL 15 LEGISLATED

Army Supplies May Be Lost, Senators Told   Demobilization May Force Abandonment Of Material Overseas

Too. Rapid. Demobilization May Force Abandonment of Overseas Supplies,Claim

Army Reduction To Force Abandoning Of Overseas Goods   Property Must Be Guarded Royall  Talte Invactiantore

Russia Sets Out on Ambitious Science Program  Will Spend Huge Amount to Obtain Knowledge

Russia Will Spend Much For Research   Ambitious Scientific Program fo Include Atomic Energy Study

Problem Of Nominations Knotty One   Act Provides That Counties Pay For Federal Primaries

BRITAIN SENDS MEN-O'-WAR TO QUELL RIOTING   Royal Navy Indian Sailors Reported Staging : Mutiny

MUTINY BREAKS OUT IN ROYAL INDIAN NAVY   Bloody Violence Reported As Steps Taken To Put Down Trouble

Britain Sends Ships to India   Fighting Takes 200 Casualties; Naval Barracks Besieged in Effort to Quell Revolt

LORAIN KILLER IS GIVEN LIFE TERM   Steelworker Convicted Slaying Young Woman

WELLMAN GETS LIFE SENTENGE IN OHIO PRISON   Jury Returns Guilty Verdict With Recommendation of Mercy

RIOTS FLARE AS MEXICANS GO TO POLLS      One Official Is Slain, Number of Persons Hurt in Clashes

Slaying Marks  Mexican Voting   Troops Keep Order And Guard Officials

BALLOTING PEACEFUL  Rival Candidates Claim Election in Mexico Votina

Fresh Meats Virtually Vanish from U.S. Tables as Slaughtering Slows

MEATS VANISHING FROM MARKETS   Shortage is General Through. out the Entire Country.

Shortage of Fresh Meat Extends Throughout Nation With Packing Plants  Almost at Standstill.   NO BEEF KILLED BY BIG ARMOUR PACKERS

Fresh Meat Disappears Across Land   Armour Has Not Slaughtered a Beef This Week, Obtains Only 16 Hogs on Yesterday’s Market _

MEAT HARDER TO GET  THAN EVER BEFORE IN  SOME PARTS OF U. 5. BIG PACKERS SLOW UP OPERATIONS AS AS FEW  SGRITBRAT C BEAR

Urban Areas Said to Be Hardest Hit   Only Skeleton Crews Are Working at Big Packing Plants

BUSINESS AT BIG PACKING PLANTS AT ALL-TIME LOW   SAYS NO PROSPECT OF IMPROVEMENT IN SITUATION SOON

MANY PACKING PLANTS CLOSED THROUGHOUTU.S.   Packers See No Improvement of Supply in Near Future

Shortage Is Lowest In History   Bowles Promises  More Meat In July

Bigger Packing Plants Business Hits New Low; West Coast _  Is Critical

Packers Close Plants; Shippers Hold Livestock   No Prospects Thaf Situation Will Be Better, is Opinion

MEAT SHORTAGE IS WORSE THAN DURING THE WAR   Slaughtering At Lowest Level In Nation’e Mictorw

Slaughtering Operations Hi New Low In Most Of Big Packing Concerns

Fresh Meat V irtually Vanishes from Nation’s Peacetime Dinner Tables

Improvement Prospects Held Dim   Supply in Legitimate Channels at Lowest Point

Fresh Meat Gone From Dinner Table:   Hope for Improvement Held Dim As Operations Reach Low Level

BIG PACKERS GET ALMOST NO ANIMALS   Situation on Fresh Meat Reported Same In Parts of Country

SHORTAGE OF ~ MEAT AT PEAK   Meatless Dinner Tables Spread As Slaughtering Rate Drops

Meat Searce ‘Across Nation   Big Chicago Packer Has Not Had Beef All Week

Fresh Meat Is Scarcer Than In War Years   Shortage General, With Slaughtering At Historic Low Level.

SLAUGHTERING BY PACKERS AT ALL TIME LOW   Chicago, Kansas City Plants Report Only Trickle of Supplies

Butcher Shops Almost Bare As Livestock Dealers Hold Animals For Decision on OPA; Nation's Biggest Packers Get Only “Trickle” of Suppl;

Slaughtering At Historic Low Level   Meat Harder to Get Than During War; No lnmimediate Imnravement

SUPPLY OF MEAT ITS RECORD OW THROUGHOUT 1. §   Operations at Big Packing Plants Halted; Bowles:  BRece Daliaf Caan

Hem Virtually Vanished From Dinner Tables   Slaughtering Now t All Time Law

“ CAN USE A GUN, I'LL KILL HIM IF  HAVE TO”  Lubbock Woman Declares That She's Marked For Death By “Dangerously Insane’ Brofher

“TCAN USE A GUN, PLL KILL FM IF  Lubbock Woman Declares Thal She’ s Marked For Death By "Dangerously Insane’ Brother      “HE CAN BUY HIS OWN HOME” Chicago Jeweler Offers To Puf Blind Vet In Business

543 VESSELS IDLE IN PORTS   Ship Tieup Continues With No Indication of Early End of Dispute

Plea For Equality For Small Nations Voiced Before UNO   Cuban. Delegate Is’ > Fearful Of Power. Politics. - ge

UNO PRESIDENT ASKS FOR UNITY   World Organization Opens Second Plenary Session Held In London

B. BARUGH PLEADS WITH COMMISSION IQ) RUSH APPROVAL   Wants UN To Establish Authority to Conduct All Atomic Experiments, Outlaw Weapons  REPORT CALLED   REPORT CALLED FOR END OF YEAR

WOULD OUTLAW ATOVIC WEAPONS   Beruch Asks UN to Establish an Atomle Authority to Handte All Atomic Affairs,

Mine Boss Promptly . Jumps to His. Feet . To Challenge Ruling   Trial Terminates on Fifth Day After Union. Attorneys Decline to Call Defense Witnesses In Rebuttal. to — _ Prosecution Testimony Offered by Government. - _

HE FINDS $18,000 AND GETS $3} REWARD FROM ‘GRATEFUL' NORTH DAKOTA CONTRACTOR

STATE DIGS UP $250 THOUSAND   Council Of State Has To. Scrape Up Big Sum For) Unexpected Expenses.

LEWIS GUILTY  GUILT SHARED BY UMW  * * + * * *£ Ke KF *F KF &£ HK KH HK

Judge Asks Attorneys For Recommendations On Sentence For Lewis   Convicted Chief Breaks Silence With CourtRoom Denunciation Of Attempts To Break Strikes By Injunction After Verdict Is Announcet

VET HOUSING MEETING SET - BY PRESIDEN]      Rationing of Sugar May Be Extended Throuch 1947

Adress Daughter To Aid Clayton's Campaign Chavez, Dempsey Exchancing Verbal Blows

‘Truman Starts His  18-Day Vacation   Pulled Away From the Naval Gun Factory Dock at 2:30 P. M. Today.

DEATH COMES TO EARLY DAY RESIDENT HERE   Last Rites For Mrs. Hans ‘Willer Are Held Thursday Afternoon

Ghouls Steal Corpse  of Mussolini  Note Signed by Fascists Is Left Behind

Mussolini’s Body Taken from Grave   Note Says Ghouls Will ‘Cover Duce With Roses’

HOMMaA IS SENTENCED TO BE SHOT   Supreme Court Refuses To  Intervane in Trial

DISPUTE OVER ~SRAIDS" ENDED   AFL SEAMEN'S UNIONS AGREE TO ARBLFRATION OF CONTROVERSY WITH THE CIO

Oppose Soviet Proposal To Scrap Bomb   British Hold Outlawing Atom Bomb Part Of Plan

Russ Atom Bomb Plan  Turned Dowr  Hu VU   Britain Objects to Scrapping One Weapor And Keeping Others

TANGLE OVER VETO   Must Eliminate, It to Have Atomic Control. Arms Reduction

GROUPS ARE RALLYING AROUND OPA   lowa Senator and Others Are Out for  Agency Extension

Civic Groups Put Support Behind OPA   Committee Plans ‘Save OPA Day’ For Next Saturday

pressure on senate group G.O.P. Senator Hickenlooper wil  sive ‘avencv extension his suppor

Organizations Ask Continued OPA Operation   Former Senate Critic of Agency Joins Move to Keep OPA Goina

OPA Receives New Support; Hearings May End on Friday   Sen. Hickenlooper, Often Critic of Agency, Urges Continuance

Civic Groups Plan Rallies To Back OPA   Senate Committee Expect To Complete Hearinga Rye Friday

OPA Backers  In Action on Three Fronts   lowa Senator Comes Out for Continuance Of Agency; Senate’s Hearings Near End

Age of Pushbutton Warfare Is Here   Development of Guided Missiles Pushed by U.S. Air Forces

OPEN FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 1941  Crowd Of 250 In Line Today For A Visit To White House

\Miner’s View: ‘If They Jail Leacis, Ul Quit’   Pennsylvanians Solidiy Rehind Their leader

‘Nuisance!’  - Says Judge   King-Sise List of Charges Admitted by Driver, 12 in Court.

TURKEY, TRIMMINGS HARD ON POCKETBOOK   Cost of Thanksgiving Dinner $31 Pct. Higher Than Year Ago and Twice That in 1941.

N. Y. Railway Tieup Delayed   Long island Workers Vate To Postoone Walkant

Ss Me “gas gt emp at =: welte UL ~Sa! era oe Pen cn gs wages Gane

U. S. Warship Is Dispatched to Eablet Trieste  New Heavy Cruise’  Fargo on Its  Way From Malia

HAVE REPORTS OF YUGOSLAV TROOP ACTION   City Is Focal Point ‘ Of Sharp Dispute  Among Powers   By JOHN» M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic Renorter

U.S. Warship Is Dispatched to Troubled Trieste  New Heavy Cruiser Fargo on Its Way From Malta

NEW CRUISER FARGO MOVES TOWARD PORT   Two American Destroyers Already Are in Area, Focal Point of Dispute With Russia.   CRAFT TO SUPPORT OCCUPATION ARMY   U. S. Sees Possibility of International Explosion If Yugoslavs Try to Seize City.

Navy Dispatches Ships to Trieste   Force From 12th Fleet To Observe Sorespot

US. Placing Naval Force  Off Trieste   Fear of Yugoslav Seizure Attempt Moves 7 Vescele

United. States Moves Mediterranean Fleet Into Troubled Trieste Sector

Function Of Mediterranean Force, Navy Department Spokesman Says Is To “Support Army Of Occupation. Fear Internal Explosion.

Onto: Brare SRCHAt ORCS hea, 480 n OCR acar ectety®  HI6n OTeEET a¥ Stu avg Plane Ceia a:   U. S. Sends Warships — ~ To Troubled Trieste

Cruiser Sent To Key Point “ OnContinen!   10,0 Ton Purye Ger: To Trieste, Object Of Diplomutic ~ _ Wrangling

U.S. STATIONS NAVAL FORCE OFF TRIESTE   TROUBLE CENTER WITH RUSSIA IS WATCHED   BY JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic Editor  Associated Press Diplomatic Penarter

U.S. Naval Force Is Ordered to ‘Go fo Trieste   For ‘Support of Army of Occupation’ Navy Says

SHIDEHARA OUT AS JAP PREMIEE   Leader, Cabinet Resign T! ‘Stabiiize‘Situation’

Nipponese Officials Yield To Pressure By Political Groups   Recently Elected Diet Expected To Join Former Prime Minister in Selecting New Cabinet

RESIGNATIONS ARE ACCEPTED BY HIROHITO   Shakeup at Tokyo Said To Have Been Necessary To Stabilize the Political Situation   M'ARTHUR IS NOTIFIED

Shidehara AndCabinet Quit Posts   Action Is Taken After Pressure Is Brought by Politicos Whe Seek Stabilization   Blame Is Heavy   Cabinet Was Heaped With Charges Brought by Japanese

Premier St Shi: hara And Cabinet Resi: To Clear  Political Situai “on

Second Japan’ Cabinet Falls   Aged Premier and Ministers Resign Under Pressure

Resignations Are Accepted By Emperor   Government's Makeup Is Unsettled

Prime Minister Forced To Quit Under Pressure   Failure of Any One Nip Party To Elect Majority Is Blamed

Jap Cabinet Resigns; May Be Renamed   Step Down Under Pressure From Leading Political Parties

Jap Cabinet Of Shidehara Has Resigned   Act Under Pressure From Leading Parties; New Government Planned

Pressure Of Other Parties 'Forees Move   Action Climaxes Series .Of Complex Political Maneuvers After Election.   LEAVE IN GROUPS

N SHIDEHARA AND ASSOCIATES QUIT UNDER FIRE   Premier Expected to Form New Government Includ> ina. Chief Pariice —

Jap Premier And Cabinet Resign Posts  Coalition Regime Expected To Re BRarmad

JAP PREMIER QUITS. BUT MAY FORM NEW GOVERNMENT AGAIN   TRICKY POLITICAL MANEUVERING COMES AFTER NIP VOTING

‘ Cabinet Quits With Shidehara; Emperor Asks Premier to Stay Until Successor Js Appointed

Aged Shidehara And His Cabinet  Resion in Japan   Post-War Government Falls Under Pressure  For Coalition Setup

Shidehara Cabinet Resigns In Group After Six Months of Bitter Fichtine

Action Deemed Necessary, It Was Explained, To Stabilize the Japanese Political Situation.   FOOD PROBLEM WAS FREQUENT TARGET

Shidehara,  Jap Cabinet Quit in Body   Premier Expected To Be Asked to Form Coalition Government

Japanese Cabinet Resigns After Six-Month Term   Pressure From Leading Political Parties, Much Opposition From Other Groups Results In Downfall of Premier Shidehara’s Regime

Jap Premier,  Cabinet Quit  Follows Dazzling Political Maneuver:

Nippon Cabinet Resigns  In Body   Efforts Are Made To Stabilize  Government

Jap Cabinet Quits Under Pressure of Political Factions   Resignations Called Ef. fort to “Stabilize Political” Status

CHIEF PARTIES ‘DUE TO UNITE IN NEW REGIME      Deposed Shidehara Stated Ta  join with Leaders Oe’ Spite Overthrow,

JAP PREMIER. CABINET QUIT   Makeup of Next Gov't Is Obscure After Weird Political Moves

Body Leaves Under Attack After Service  Of 6 Months   Shidehara To Stay linti! New Leader Can Be Appointed

Premier Shidehara And His Cabinet: Have Resigned  POLITICAL. MOVE Leading. Parties. ‘In  Japan Force! ‘Re. organization

SHIDEHARA GIVES WAY 10 PRESSURE   Ministers Agree to Aet Concertedly After Premier Tells Them Step Is  “Necessary to Stabilize Political Situation.”

Japan s Premier Quits Under Fire From Opposition   Cabinet Is Blamed In  Domestic Troubles

Jap Cabinet Resigns After Party Contest   PREMITIE R SHIDE HARA AND HIS MATES QUIT POSTS

SHIDEHARA QUITS UNDER PRESSURE AFTER 6 MONTHS   ASKED TO REMAIN UNTIL SUCCESSOR HAS BEEN NAMED

Nippon Cabinet Resigns After April Election  Coalition Group To lain Premier

Japan’s Second. Postwar  Cabinet Falls After Vote   Recent General Election, Opposition Party Pressure Lead To Resignation

Japanese Premier Withdraws Under Pressure From Leaders Of Principal Political Parties Who May Join Him In Establishing New Government—Action, Described As ‘Necessary To Stabilize Situation,”  Follows Series Of Complex Maneuvers

Makeup Of New Regime Is Obscure   Political Parties Will Aid Shidehara

Tokyo Premier And Cabinet Step Down   Shidehara Policies Under Pressure From All Sides

SECOND TOKYO CABINET FALLS   Shidehara And Ministers Quit Under Pressure For Coalition

Pressure Applied From Leading © Political Parties   Expected To Join Deposed Prime Minister in’ Forming New Cabinet; Action Expected

PREMIER KLJURO SHIDEHARA AND HIS CABINET QUIT   Resigned In a Group Tonight Under Pressure From Political Parties.   FORM A NEW CABINET   All Ministers Agreed to the Resignation After Explanation.

Six Man Group To Probe Rents   ReCommendatians To Be Made To Goodland

Gala Fourth of July Victorv Pr ogram Is Nearly Completed  Free Dance, Davade and Sports Events   Free Dance, Parade and Sports Events Will Highlight Colorful Two-Day Independence Celebration in This City

Gala Fourth of July Victory Program Is Nearly Completed   Free Dance, Parade and Sports Events Will Highlight Colorful Two-Day Independence Celebration in This City

Young, Due to Die,  May Make Appeal   Convict Is Returned To State Prison

HIS CLAIM TO FAME GONE.   New York Man I Loses His Van TDvke Reard ta Miames«.

Pennsylvania Group Revolts Lewis Order   Normal Production Expected Tomorrow In Other States

Coal Owners  Aaree to Pay $3 Million   Granting of Disputed Overtime Opens Way for Contract Talks

Labor Law to Forbid Collection of Coal Royalties Presented Today Before Senate.   DISTRICTS 11 AND 5 RETURN TO WORK

Manes Reopen For Production In Emergency  But Many Factories Stay Closed Till Settlement  VIOLENCE REPORTED  Connecticut Plant         Connecticut Plant Scene Of Clash With Pickets

BACK-TO-WORK ORDER HEEDED IN MOST STATES   Break in Strike Posstble Today; Big Mines Closed

OPERATORS SAY THEY'LL AGREE UPON OVERTIME   Approximately $3,000,000 Is Involved In Claims Of Miners

Veterans Get Old Jobs Sans Trouble   Few Instances Cause Court Action; Co-Operation Cited

Veterans Having No Trouble Getting Old Jobs Back, Justice Department Reports

Secret Sessions Of U. N. Council Are Studied   Experts Propose Withholding News From 40 Members

Proposed Kule Would  Attow ““ttMembei Council To Hold Secret Sessions and Keep Any or All Information From Any or All of Other 40 UN Members

U.N. Considers Secrecy Policy   Power to Withhold Intelligence From  World Under Study

U. N. Ponders Secrecy Rules   U. S. Would Block Albania’s Effort for Immediate Membership

U.N. Consider Ultra-Private Deliberations   Keep Secrets From Qutsiders

Security Council Now Debating Or Privacy Measure   Rules Experts Recommend Absolute Privacy During Vital Discussions

} Ultra - Privacy Proposed For Vital ‘Discussions Ot Security. Council

Security Council Members StudyingRecommendations For Privacy In Conference

- Council To Hold Secret Sessions and Keep Any  or All Information From Any or All. of Other 40. UN Members

Plans of Rules Experts Studied  Gives UN Council New Ultra-Privacy

SIX PULLMANS  DERAILED a  LOUISIANA   Witness Says 40: or’ 50 Believed to Have” a Been Injured . 

STOLEN CRUISER USED AS BANK THEFT FAILS   Bandits Flee After Lining Uy Half-Dozen At Cortland

CORTLAND BANK HOLDUP FAILS   Men Driving Stolen Police Car From Youngstown

Ask Nations Free War Prisoners   Byrnes Makes Appeal t Europ:an Countries to Re lease 764,000 Persons

Byrnes Calls On 4 Nations To Free POW’   France Largest To Get Demand— 674.000 Involved

Byrnes Calls Upon Four Countries to Release German Prisoners of War

SECRETARY BYRNES ASKS ALLIES TO RELEASE  GERMAN PRISONERS-OF-WAR SOON AS POSSIBLI

LaFollette Left In Trading Post  Both Parties Bid For His Support.

Major Parties Hope for Helt Of LaFollette   Defeated Senator Keeps Mum On Future Plons

PARTIES VIE FOR LAFOLLETTE AID   Both Major Parties Hoping For Support Of Defeated  Wisconsin Senator.

LaFollette’s Balance of Power Is Sought by Both National Parties

Both Parties Bid For LaFollette s  Aid in November Will Wait Several Weeks to Make up Mind on Politics

Support Sought For Candidate  _ La Follette Wooed Rm RmiiLhl Mm. 2"...

Both Ma jor Parties Hoping For Support Of LaFollette In The Elections Next Fall

BRITISH NURSE AWAITS TERM   To Announce Manslaughter Sentence Wednesday

IRISH NURSE FREE ON BOND   Husband Slayer To Hear Sentence Wednesday

Trish Bride Free On Bail After Trial   Bridget, Waters Conyicied Of Tovoluntary Manslaughter In Shooting OF Husband

Bong AWAITS SENTENCE— plrish Nurse Guilty OF. Manslaughter Charge

OUR CHURCHES   BERGEN LUTHERAN CHURCH  Allan Gl Balenere Dactanw

OUR CHURCHES   BERGEN LUTHERAN CHURCH  Allan TT BRlalonn Dacstae

MacArthur  Says Korean  Situation Bad  Floods, Cholera Add to Troubles

SEES NEED FOR COMPROMISES TO REACH GOAL   Conference Opens Monday

lowa. Corn: Crop Is Maturing - Fast In Favorable Weather And Moisture

YOUNG REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVES WILL MEET AT CO. SEAT   Organization Revived Due To Return of Many Young Men from Service   lans Completed for First Formal Meeting at Buckingham on April 8th

SHIP WORKERS STAND PAT ON 44-HOUR WEEK   Demand Throws Block On Govt. Efforts To End Dispute

Seaman Strike Next Saturday Appears Certain   Walkout May Spread To Tankers, Lake And River Vessels

Port Furlough Proposal Gets Flat Rejection   Union Toughens Stand, Prits Surprise Stumbling BRiack Inte Péenuts

Seamen Will Strike - For Shorter Hours      No Other Alternative but to Strike June 15, Union Says  3

Maritinie Union: Shows Toughened Stand on Strike  Must Sher tan Work Weel

IETS CALL ON DEWEY FOR  HOUSING LAY   Squatters Take Over Senate Chamber and Refuse Order to Move.

Motion Of Lewis For Dismissal Of Charge Retected   Court Also Holds NorrisLaGuardia Anti-Injunction Act Does Not Apply   LEWIS’ DEFENSE SUFFERS SETBACKS

UNION CHIEF HAS SETBACK ~~ IN DECISION   JUDGE RULES. THAT DEFENSE CONTENTION BOES-NOT-AP-— PLY IN CONTEMPT CASE

Will Exhume 4 More Bodies   Indiana Housekeeper, Aged 62 Years, Charged With Murder

Exhume 4 More Bodies, Poison Found In First  Woman Charged with Murder a  mupaetbsaanmbiam BReaAine

Housekeeper Arrested For Murder After Autopsy Shows Mercury In Woman’s Body   Authorities Plan To Exhume Four More Bodies; Woman Denies She Hurt Anyone

Order Four Bodies Be Exhumed   Poison Found In Corpse,  Mrs, Leckman Faces  Murder Charge

Re-Arrest Woman In Poisoning Case   Plan Exhumations On Finding Mercury

HOLD HOOSIER HOUSEKEEPER FOR MURDER   To Exhume More Bodies as Autopsy Discloses Mercury Poisoning

Autopsy Reveals Mercury   ELDERLY HOUSEKEEPER HELD AFTER EXAMINATION OF DEAD WOMAN'S BODY

MERCURY AND OLD LACE—  Indiana Housekeeper, 62, Faces Poison Murder Charae

To Exhume Other Bodies As Poison Is Found In One   Housekeeper Charged With Murder After Mercury Found

TO EXHUME 4 MORE BODIES   Indiana Officials Continue Probe Of Mercury Poisoning; Woman Held

SUSPECT WOMAN IN 6 POISONINGS   Four More Bodies To Be Exhumed After Mercury Found In One

Woman Charged With Murder As Mercury Found   Housekeeper Who “Only Does Good’? Gets Forma! Charge After Discovery

4 MORE FEARED POISON VICTIMS   indiana To Exhume Bodies After Drug Found

BOMBAY, India (UP). — A nationwide postal strike started at midnight,

Gen. MacArthur is Relieved of Responsibility for Actions of Russian Troops in Manchuria

MaecArthur’s Asia Status  Is Clarified   Relieved Of Responsibility For Action In Manchuria And Indonesia

MacArthur Relieved Of Responsibility For Actions of Red, British Commanders

MacArthur Said Not To Blame   Not Responsible For Manchurian Actions

PUT LIMITATION On M’ ARTHUR   NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR CONDITIONS IN MANCHURIA

BRITISH ARE RESPONSIBLE IN INDONESIA      Extent Of His Authority Still Unclear

MINE WORKERS ISSUE THREAT OF NEW STRIKE   Hope Dims as Negotiators ~ Get Nowhere In G-M’s 102-Day Walkout

Soft Coal Walkout Threatens   Lewis Files 30-Day Notice On UMW Strike

New Wage Contract Is Demanded   Asks Operators to Mest for Negotiations at Washington March 12

Lewis Threatens To Call Out 450,000 Miners   U.M. WV. Chief Asks ‘New Contz acts:  Five Points at Issue

MIDWEST CONCERT SERIES ARRANGED   ANNOUNCE FOUR ATTRACTIONS   Winifred Heidt, Contralto, Will be First Artist to Appear Before Association

 Concert Series Arranged: Winifred Heidt.Contralto, First Artist 

Ex-Marine Sought As Kidnap Suspect   Prendergast Orders Degnan Case Search

ASKS CURBS END TO BOOST MEAT   Lewis Says Miners Can’ Produce on Vegetables ‘and Cereals

Funds Sought To Aid Disabled Veterans   Governors Are Asked Tc Support $12,000,000  _ Program

REDS ATTACK RAIL LINES IN CHINA   30,000 Troops Are Reported Attacking Mukden Railroad

30,000 REDS RENEW ATTACKS ON RAILROADS   To Cut Off National Force

BATTLING OVER LEGION CONTROL   World War II Veterans Want Bigger Voice; Convention To Take Stand On Foreign Policy.

Legion Drafting a Strong Foreign Policy Statement   Fight Shaping Up Between Vets Of Two Wars On Organization Leadership

Open Fight For Legion Control Is Developing  Strongly- Worded For rei ign Poli icy

FOREIGN POLICY DECLARATIONS ARE IN THE MAKING   American Legion National Convention at Frisco Planning Action.   INTO SERIOUS MATTERS   A Determined Struggle for Control of the Legion Is Shaping Up.

WORLD BANK SITE SEEN IN NEW YORK OR WASHIKETON   Eighty-Three Per Cent of Capital Subscribed; . 35 Nations Sion Pact

RIOT INQUIRY SHOWS COY AS RING LEADER   Attempted Mass Freeing Of Alcatraz Prisoners Causes Loss of 5 Lives

Survivors of nutiny facing death charge  Shrewd leader of break killed

Murderers’ Mutiny at Alcatraz Fails, Ringleader Survivors to Face Charees

Agile Convict ls Blamed For Starting Riot   Five Dead and Fourteen Wounded in the Clashes

Officials Pres: Probe of Alcatraz Riot  Bank Robber Found Weak Link in

Alcatraz Mutiny Blamed On Runt.   Bandy-Legged Bank Robber: Finds Prison’s Weak Snot

Five Dead; 15 Wounded In  Alcatraz Prison Rebellion   Three Surviving Ringleaders Locked In Solitary Con finement Pending Filing Of Murder Charges; Dead Guard Hero In: Disposing Of Keys

Convict’s Apelike Agility Started Alcatraz Break, Costing Five Lives

All Alcatraz Prisoners Accounted For, 3 Dead   Two Guards Killed, 14 Wounded In Two-Day Battl. To Quell Rebellion Started By Bank Robber - Murderer Cretzer

CHURCHILL MEETS TRUMAN FOR TALK   Interrupts Florida Vacation To Have Chat  Despite Cold ‘Washington Weather

Churchill Flies to Capital Ear Chat With President   Warm Welcome

Says Peace Conference, U.N. Meetings Cannot Be Held. At Same Time

Molotov Backs Greek Proposal To Discuss All  Topics Involved   Foes Warn Move Brings Up 2-Thirds Majority  Question   Lie Warns of Peace Parley Conflicts

Lack of Materials, Threat of Many Builders To Quit Trying Impose Added Danger; Entire Industry May Come to Dead Standstill

HOME BUILDING PROGRAM FLOPS   —BY S. BURTON HEATH— WEA Staff Corresenondent.

Dwelling Construction Lags Despite All Efforts for Progress   Lack of Materials, Threat of Many Builders To Quit Trying Impose Added Danger; Entire Industry May Come to Dead Standstill

Builders and Owners Mostly Disgusted With Country's Home-Building Program

Proration Order Sets Oil Output   Production Allowable For Texas Is Increased

RAILROAD COMMISSION’S MAY OIL ALLOWABLE PERMITS MORE PRODUCTION—? 243.993 RARRFIT ¢

ClO Plans Long Campaign Over Southern Area   Officers of the Union Are Devoting Much Study To Plans

C10 Is Planning  Southern Drive   Organizing Campaign T: Last A Year And Maybe Longer

No Whirlwind Affair ....  CIO’s Southern Drive To Be Long-Range Campaign Lasting Year Or Longer

Fishing Gets Attention Of Roger Babson   MANY EMPLOYED IN U. S. FISHING INDUSTRY PROJECTS

Babson’s Authentic Statement  Points Out Many Opportunities Offered In The Fishing Industry

Ocean Is New Frontier of America Says Babsen -- ‘to to Sea, Young Man’ Advice

Poll Tax Stand Interpreted as Sign Truman Won’t Run for Re-election

Truman Talk Arouses South  Poll Tax Remark Seer As Hint Of Last Term

Claims May Was Apprehensive of Probe in 1941   War Department Official Appears At Mead Hearing

Price Control Debate Rages   Bitter House Fight Building Up on Bill

House Debate Opens Today On Future Of OPA   Severest Test Faced By President Over Control Of Prices

Congress Faces Bitter Fight On OPA Extension   Vote Slated Today Or Proposed Draft Holiday

OPA Facing Test With Main Fire On Amendments   Biggest Oratorical Guns Of Both Sides Primed Eor House Debate

Price Control Extension Issue Argument Set   House Debate Tests Truman Pay Policies

Oratorical Guns Are Manned... .  Outcome Of OPA Battle Poses Severe Test For Administration Policy

GROUPS PREPARE FOR BATTLE ON OP A EXTENSION   Warns of Making Agency Powerless in Fight  Against Inflation

Friends And Foes Of OPA ‘Man Oratorical Guns For , Opening Of Control Debate   Outcome Poses Severest Test On Economic Policy Since Truman Entered White House

BITTER DEBATE ‘ON OPA OPENS      Oratorical Guns Primed; Main Fire Centers On Amendments

DEBATE LOOMS ON OPA ISSUE   ‘House To Argue Price Control Extension Sought By Truman

Republican Meeting (Sent to the Journal from republican headquarters)

INDUSTRIAL USE: OF ATOM ENERGY IN 5 YEARS SEEN-LIKELY   NEW ENGLAND EXP:”.TS THINK GOVERNME:..i’S APPROVAL ALL NEEDED

PEACEFUL USE OF ATOM IN 5 YEARS SEEN   One of A-Bomb’s Designers Believes Nuclear Energy Can Be Used Commercial (to Generate Electricity) by Then.

Atom Energy Use Is Near   Commercial Use Within Five Years If Government Gives ‘Green Light’

ATOMIC POWER PLANTS FEASIBLE IF COVERNMENT GIVES OK, EXPERTS SAY

Commercial Use Of Energy Seen  Government Must Give ‘Green Light’

COMMERCIAL USE OF ATOMIC ENERGY IS BELIEVED NEAR   Green Light From Government Needed: Five Years of  Planning Requested

If Government Will Give The Green Light—  See Atomic Energy Use In 5 Years

Scientists Predict Commercial Use  For Atomic Energy  New England Experts See Possibility Within Five Years

Experts Predict Commercial Use Of Atomic Eneray Within 5 Years If Given Green Light

Closing of 99250 Pits Complete   Second Coal Stoppage in Nine Months Finds Stockpiles Depleted

TEACHERS’ PLAN GAINS SUPPORT   NCEA To Study Higher Salary Boost At Meeting Friday; Asheville And Burke County Units Approve South Piedmont Proposal.

Teachers Seek NCEA Approval   - Officials Will Meet With Representatives Piedmont Group To Discuss Plan

MERCY SLAYER TO DIE ON GALLOWS   British Father Admitted. Kil} ” ing Daughter

BERGESON SEEKS GOP NOMINATION   Former Miller Aide Enters Race Against Ropes

BERGESON IN ¢ 0. P. RACE   Is Candidate for Secretary of State Nomination Friday

Lewis ignores Filibuster Charges Of Coal Operators   Continues To Detail Miners’ Demand, Grievances At Meeting

UMW CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS INTO FOURTH DAY   Lewis Stalling for Time, Coa! Operators Believe

More Demands For Special  Session Heard   Congressmen Ask for Suspension of Wagner Act, Coal Mining Under Army Protection

Suspension Of Wagner Lav ‘Demand Grows   Capitol Hill Also Hears Request for Mining of Coal by Army.

Special Congress Session on Coal Crisis Demanded   Pleas for Suspension Of Wagner Act Resound In Capitol Hill Clamor

Clamor For Special Session 'To Deal With Crisis Mounts iin Official Capital Circles

Would Suspend Waener Act   Demands Also Voiced For Special Session Of Congress

SPECIAL SESSION UNLIKELY DESPITE CONGRESS CLAMOR   Legislators Demand Drastic : Action to Deal With Coal Crisis

Byrd Urges Special — Session Of Congress   Virginia Senator Wires Plea to President to End Va. cation and “Deal With Lawless and Arrogant Labor Leader”

Capitol Hill Clamor Grows   Suspend Wagner Act, Call Special Session, Is Solons’ Demand

Demand for Call To Congress Is. Gaining Support   . Byrd Wants Funds Impounded; Waener Act Hit

Demand Made ror Gongress To Be Callea   MINING OF COAL UNDER ARMY GUARDS IS SUGGESTED

COAL MINING UNDER ARMY GUARDS URGED   Suspension of Wagner Act Also Resounds in Capital Hill Clamor for a Special Session of Congress on Crisis.

Special Session Is Urged   Clamor Mounts For An Early Suspension Of The Waaner Act

SENATOR BYRD WANTS TRUMAN CALL CONGRESS   Democrats and GOP Seek Special Session To Ease Coal Crisis

SPECIAL MEET OF CONGRESS BEING SOUGHT   Coal Mining Under Army Guards Proposed Along With Junkmg of Wagner Act   BOTH REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS ASK ACTION

Pleas Are Made \For Truman to Cal! Special Session   Demands Also Are Made for Suspension . of Wagner Act, Coal Mining Under Guard

‘CALL CONGRESS BACK TO DEAL WITH LEWIS, SEN. BYRD ASKS   Appeal Is Sent To Truman; “New Deal Chickens Coming Home To Roost,” Republican Legislator Declares; Suspend Wagner Labor Act

‘Congressmen Demanding Action to Thwart ‘John L. Lewis in Strike

SENATOR ASKS TRUMAN TO CALL CONGRESS  Byrd Would Favor    Byrd Would Favor islation for  ‘Curbing of Labor

SPECIAL CALL OF CONGRESS IS URGED   Hear Demands For Suspension Of Wagner Act

GALL TO CONGRESS SEEN AS UNLIKEL   Top Legislative Leaders ir Both Parties Are Cool Toward Suggestions,

Suspension of Wagner Law Is Demanded   Capitol Hears Clamor For Special Session in Coal Crisis

Capitol Hill Raises Noise  Over Strike   Demands Heard For Sus. pension of. Wagner Act And For Mining Coal Under Army Guards

Special Session Urged On Truman....  Both Parties Clamoring For Congressional Call

Truman Urged to Call Legislators  ‘Special Session to Deal With    ‘Special Session to Deal With Strike Proposed

Clamor Grows For New Laws In Coal Crisis   Special Session Of Congress is Asked by Byrd

Clamor Rises For Meeting Of Congress   Some Lawmakers Demanding Action Jn Coal Situation

Capitol Hill Is Clamoring For -. Coal Mining Under Army Guards   gtess So That Legislation Could Be Speeded To Impound Union Funds, Take Away Benefits.

Leaders Seeking Special Session Of the Conaress   Claim Truman Should Return at Once From His Vacation

Situation Close To Insurrection  Solons Urge Suspension Of Labor Statute

Conoress Clamors for Legislative Action in Spreading Coal Crisis   Pleas for Special Session Come From Both Republican and Democratic Ranks, But Truman Adviser Discounts Possibility of Call

Pressure Grows For Legislation On Coal Strike   Truman's Advisers Predict No Presidential Summons To Reconvene Old Congress

LAWMAKERS ASK TRUMAN TO CALL SPECIAL SESSION   PROPOSE SUSPENSION OF WAGNER ACT AND MINING UNDER GUARD

Congressmen Clamor For Extra Session  Want To Take   Want To Take Some Action Aaainst Labor

Demands For Wagner Act ‘Suspension Being Heard Around Washington Today

Conaressional Call is Urged   President, However, Sees No Need for Immediate Action

Wagner Act Suspension Called For   Demands For Armed Guards In‘ Mining Areas Resound On Capitol Hill

Special Call For Congress  Not Expected   Members of Each Political Party Have Asked President To Reconvene 79th Congress.

Demand Special Congress Session   Congressmen Want Wagner Act Suspended; Mining Under Guard

Call Session of Conaress, Plea   Parties Demand Action To Deal With Crisis

Special Session To Meet Crisis Is Demanded   But Indication Is Mr: Truman Plans No Such Move

Byrd Pleads for Action at Once in Wire to Truman   Both Republicans, Democrats Cry for Early Legislation

CONGRESSMEN ASK SPECIAL SESSION IN COAL GRIST   Byrd Wires Truman That No Time Should Be Lost ia Dealing With John L. Lewis.   CALLS TIE-UP STRIKE AGAINST GOVERNMENT   Co-Author of Smith-Connally Act Says Something Is Needed to Curb Labor Dictatorship.

Solons Calling for Congress Session   Suspension of Wagner Act in Coal Row Asked

CONGRESSME CLAMORING FOR STRIKE ACTION   Some Lawmakers Asking for Special Session to Act on Labor Laws

Truman Aides Doubt Action WillBe Taken   Both Republicans And Demos Join  Risina Chorus

Solons Clamor For A Special ‘Coal Congress   Demands Include Suspension Of Wagner Act, Mining Under Guard.

Truman Urged fo Call Congress to Deal With Crisis:   Byrd. Says Don* Yield “One lota” to John L. Lewis

Demand Coal Mining Under Army Guard   Clamor For Special Session Of Congtess To Deal With Coal-Crisis Resounded

SMALL CHANCE OF SPECIAL SESSION   “But Demands Are © Increasing That  Congress Be Called

LEGISLATORS SEEK ACTION TO CURB LABOR   Call Upon Truman Not - To Yield to Mine Union Leader

Byrd.Urges Truman Call Congress Immediately  Numerous Leader:  Of Both Parties ©   Numerous Leaders Of Both Parties © Demand Action Against Walkouts

Legislators Urge Special Strike Session   Issue Demand For Suspension Of Wagner Act, Mintuo TIinder Crards.

Famine Relief   Penna. to Contribute One-fifth of Wheat, 1/12 of Corn Crop

U. 5. OPPOSES MEMBERSHIP FOR ALBANIA   U. N. Council Postpones Action in View  Of Nation’s Stand

SUATTERS FALL 10 SEE PREMIER   Attlee Refuses to Talk to Deiegation Today at London.

Attlee Refuses To Accept Plea From Squatter:   Prime Minister Ignores Request for Restored Public Services

Republican Club Schedules Richard Nixon   Congressional Candidate Speaks at Tea

‘Red Influences in Hollywood’ Will Be Probed  House Committee Plans Are Voiced by Thomas

‘Red Influences in Hollywood’ Will Be Probed  House Commiltee   House Committee Plans Are Voiced by Thomas

HOLLYWOOD “REDS” DRAW SPOTLIGHT   COMMUNIST INFLUENVE THERE WILL BE PROBED BY CONGRESSMEN,

38 American Generals Stepped Down One Grade As Army's Size Shrinks

65-Cent Minimum Wage May Pass   Barkley Thinks Bill Upping Minimum Has Chance Of Senate O. K.

Discussing Warrington’s’ Protest Against Land Grab   Phila., Said Legislator, Has Made Its Water Situation Problem by Its Pollution of Delaware and Failure To Do Anything About It

STOCKHAM DISCUSSES PHILA. WATER SOURCE   Pre wap <r eo,  ‘Oven Prolem”H He —  rary ce FR wre oe re oe 2s en emee em « as:

Conferees Fail Make Progress On OPA Bill   Barkley Reports Action Unlikely Before Friday

New Attemp! To Be Made On OPA Bill   Senate-House Group Marks Time; Action Expected On Friday

Attempts To lron Out OPA Measure Fai   Another Conference Between the Senate and House Set for Today

Conferees Mark Time On OPA Bill   Modification Action Unlikely Before Friday

OPA Conferees Fail To Reach Any Agreement   Action On Modification: Truman Seeks Is Unlikely Before Friday

CONFEREES DELAY ACTION ON PRICE CONTROL MEASURE   House Group Opposes Ceiling Exemptions Senate Voted But Offers No Compromise Proposals,   BILL IS DISCUSSED IN GENERAL TERMS   Barkley Does Not Look for Vote On Modifications Truman Seeks Before Friday.

Victory Day Finds World Still Suffering From Its War-Binge Hangover

LOCAL BOARDS ‘ABOLISHED BY ORDER OF OPA   COMPLETE WIYING. OUT OF ‘PRICE CONTROL AGENCY. IS SPEEDED BY ‘LATEST ANNOUNCEMENT

PRICE CONTROL OFFICES CLOSING ON ELECTION EVE   Remove Ceilings From Scores of Commoedilics

Order Rushes Liquidation Of U.S. Agenc'   Clothing and Household Articles in New Batch Of Decontrol Items

Accrued Leave Pay Proposed For All Enlisted Personnel   House WWilitary Sub-Commit tee Favors Legislation Which Would Put NonCommissioned Men On Same Basis As Officers

GI’s May Get Break   House Committee Ok’s Bil! Allowing Enlisted Men Terminal Leave

Terminal Pay For All Pushed  House Committee For Helnina Enlicted Men

Far Enougn Pegler Discusses Faults Of U. S. Naturalization  p.. wrerepnAhny prei fe

To Quit Cells   Admittance is Refused Freed Men by Britain -and France

STALIN-FRANCO PEACE RUMORED   Spain’s Dictator Reported Preparing Statement To Startle World .

INO HUMANS IN AREA HAVE DISEASE, OFFICIAL SAYS Plains Fleas Injectec With Bubonic Plaque

NYU AUMAN,S TN LA TIA YR Mier  Plains Fleas Infectea  With Bubonic Plaque

RESTORE HEAT TO BUILDINGS   Power Union Pickets Are Ignored by Truckers To Deliver Fuel

WHITE DEMANDS TWO TOP POSTS IN NEW SENATE   CARRIES FIGHT TO GOP CONFERENCE, BEGINNING MONDAY

WHITE WILL TRY FOR TWO SENATE POSTS NEXT YEAR    Maine Senator Disregarding De.  mand That No Solon Have Two Chairmanships

WHITE TO TRY FOR 2 KEY GOP SENATE POSTS   Wants Floor Leadership Job, Chairmanship of Commerce Committee

WHITE REITERATES HE WILL SEEK 2 JOBS   Maine Senator Faces Opposition On Action

White Intends To Try For Two Influential Posts   Opposition to Men Holding Two Offices Is General in Party

Opposition To Dual Committee Chairmanships Grow; Senators Vie For Places Among Top 15

White Desires Two Top Posts In GOP Senate   Eyes ~Hoor~keatershipr And Chairmanship Of Commerce Conniltee

Maine Senator to Try For Two Posts Despite ‘Onnesition by Kansan

White of Maine Insists He Wants Twe ‘Top Jobs Despite Fresh Opposition

GOP Fight Over Top Posts Looms   Sen. White Asks for Twe Jobs—Sen. Reed Opposes Action

White Wants Two Senate Jobs  Some Republicans Oppose Doublina Up

White Intends To Try For Two Top Posts   Despite Demand No Senator Hold More Than One

Government Lifts 3-Y ear Ban on Some Frills—Shorty Coats, Double Cuffs

Yoshida New Jap Premier   Man Considered Peace-V ager by ‘Var Leaders, Chosen

YOSHIDA AGREES TO ACCEPT POST AS JAP PREMIER  : SPENT PART OF WAR IN PRISON BECAUSE We FAVORED PEACE

YOSHIDA IS NAMED   New Jap Premier Dominates Organizatié.. of Representatives

Yoshida To  Premiership   Conservative Pacifist Heads Re-Organized Jap anese Government.

Conservative Is ! New Jap! Premier; ‘Dominates House              ‘supporters Elect ConservHouse... “Speaker ‘ice Speaker.- ee

IN MASON Ordy   Yoshida Imprisoned During Part of War For Supporting Peace

Yoshida Named Japan Premier; ‘Peace Monger’   Spent Part of War In Prison Beeause Nip WarMongers Consideresi Hii Menace

Yoshida Given Premiership By Japanese   . Appointment : Is Approved = By MacArthur

SHIGERU YOSHIDA, NEW JAP PREMIER, FORMING CABINET   Head of Gevernment Was Considered “Peate Monner’ hy Miltorists

JAPAN NAMES NEW PREMIER   Select Man Once Jailed for Favoring Peace

- Reports Spread MacArthur Planning New Purge with Speculation Including Newly Elected Speaker

YOSHIDA TO PICK NEW JAP CABINET   ‘Peacemonger’ Takes Over As Nipponese Premier

YOSHIDA NAMED NEW JAP LEADER   Conservative Policy Is Expect ed To Prevail

Big Four Renew Trieste Talks — On French Offer   Compromise Seen On Stumbling Block

New Stabilization Chief Warns Nation Aainst Inflation   SAYS ECONOMY OF NATION AT STAKE  Claims Program Is Vital Part Of Recovery

Nation’s Economic System Will Be Smashed Unless Price Controls Are Extended--- Bowles

 Scientists to See Bomb Results  Check For Radioactivity To  Be Conducted In Helicopter:

~o Scou~ A-30m) in —e ico yers  To Seek Death Rays as Drones Fly Through

Governor Acts To End Strike   ‘Situation Is Hopeful, Martin Says

Wartime Pork Rernisitioning Is Reinstated   Anderson Discloses Meat Storage Plan To Save Grain Supply

Story Given First Place In Newspapers   Correspondent Says General Sentiment Shows Desire  For Peace

Stalin Words On UN Lauded By All Moscow   Polieeman’s Content Is “Thats dhe Kind of Au swer Everyone Has Been Hoping For”?

COURT. RULING’ :  ON OBJECTORS  - ISSUED TODA)   aUPREWE COURT HOLDS THAT  \JEMOVAITS WITNESSES  _ MAY: CHALLENGE DRAFT CLASSIFICATION

Steel Workers Strike Looms 12:01 Monday   Kaiser Accepts Truman Compromise But Bulk of Industry Is Prepared For Economy-Shaking Wage Fight

SIGNS CONTRACT UNDER TRUMAN'S COMPROMISE PLAN   Action Assures Continued Operation of His Plant in West Employing Between 3,000 and 4,000.   ADDITIONAL BREAKS SOUGHT BY UNION   President Gives No Indication He Will Renew Efforts to Avert Paralyzing Shutdown.

CIO Dickering For More Pacts On Steel Wages   Hope For Additiona Breaks in Industry Frout After Kaiser Accepts Pay Increase Pronesal

Other Firms Closing for ClO Strike   Union Chiefs Hoping fo: Further Breaks Along Industry's Front.

Signs Truman’s Compromise Plan Of 181% Cents Per Hour Raise   BIG WALKOUT SCHEDULED TO GET STARTED MONDAY

Kaiser Signs With Murray   Accepts Truman's Compromise Wage Plan, Will Keep California Steel Plant Going

Kaiser Signs With CIC  Under Truman Plan   Action. Keeps Fontana Open; Wins Murrav Commendation

Kaiser Plant Remains Open; Others Close   Steel Workers Say They Are Seeking  Breaks in Industry’s Front Against Them

No Hope Seer for Averting Steel Strike   President Leaves Door Open But Not Expected to Make New Effart

Kaiser Accepts Truman's Plan For Compromise  Government Seizure  Of Steel Mills   Government Seizure Of Steel Mills  Considered Remote

Kaiser Thinks Demands Fair In Waae Case   California Steel Plant To Remain Open, but  No Settlement Seen in Industrial East; Workers Already Leaving Jobs, Thousands of Others To Follow Suit Monday.

Kaiser Accepts Compromise Plan  Strike Scheduled To Start Mondav

Democrats Are Confident Of Keeping Senate Control   Leaders Anticipate Losses but Not Fnough To Place Republicans in Majority

G. 0. P. Need: 10 Senatorial Seats to Win   Democrats Throwing Big Guns Into Fray To Maintain Control

Democrats Say They'll Hold Senate   Concede Loss Of Some Seats In The House

Democrats Claim Control Of Senate   Administration Forces Throw Leaders Into Battle for Vital States

Democrats Seek Senate's Control  Some Admit GOP Will Gain In House

Democrats Concede Congressional Losses   However, They Expect to Retain Control of Senate

Democrats Feel They Will Keep Senate Majority   Party Leaders Concede Some GOP Gains in Tuesday’s Balloting

DEMS FIGURE TO RETAIN SENATE   ADMIT THEY MAY LOSE CONTROL OF HOUSE

Hypocorism Apparently Almost as ‘Aged as language, Educator Says

» dine Leader Acts Before “4 Going to White House a Conference   * )PERATORS SUSPICIOUS  bey   To State Attitude After Session With President Today

A Decision To Follow Coriference   Mine Chief Offers to Send Workers Back To Pits---Meeting at White House Today

President May Have Proposal   Miners to Return to Work If Management Agrees To Retroactive Pay Increases  WAGE BOOST SEEN  Truman Reported Ready With Compromise to Submit to White House Conference

OPERATORS DEFER THEIR DECISION   Truman Summons Lewis, Operators To White House

Offers To Send 400,000 Miners Back To Pits : For Two-Weeks Period

Operators Defer A Decision Until After Conference   Miners Would Return Monday; Wants Wage Increase Retroactive

Operators Will Issue Statement After Conference  With White House

TRUMAN CALLS CONFERENCE IN WHITE HOUSE   Immediate Return to Mines Proposed by UMW Leader

WILL REOPEN MINES UNDER PAY GONDITION   Resumption of Work Monday Dependent on Action by Operators. 

UMW Head Tells Miners Action Will Not Sidetrack Original Welfare Demands

Asks Miners To Dig Coal For 2 Weeks   Acts To Ease Shortage; Truman Calls Unionist Chief And Operators To White House Parley.

Contribution To U. §. Economy, Order Says   Decision Follows Truman Invitation To Conference At White House

Unions Asked To Resume For 12 Days   All Locals Notified to Call Men Back Monday If Operators Agree to Retroactive Condition

Miners’ Chief Requests Strike Truce   Lewis Asks Retroactive Benefits for Men if Increases Granted

IF OPERATORS AGREE  TO RETROACTIVE PAY  12 DAYS’ WORK DUE MANAGEMENT DEFERS  ACTION UNTIL WHITE HOUSE MEETING TONAY

Markey Urges End Of Price Controls   Death of OPA Would Stop Confusion, Candidate Declares

T aah  H TOLL OF  BS 10 12   perty Loss From igh Waters Kstiasad at Millions

Worst Flood In Ten Years Takes 12 Lives   Millions of Dollars Damage Inflicted In Pennsylvania

Bishops Ask For End Of Violence   Clergymen Alarmed Over Wave Of Unrest

TAFT PREDICTS SENATE'S OKAY FOR OPA VETO   Visualizes OPA’s “Death”, Says President “Has Killed It”

Taft Predicts Death for OPA   Says Senate Will Not Override Veto or Adopt Resolution.

The. Chief Executive Acted at the Request. of. the California Oi] Man, It Was  Announced. ,   MET CHALLENGE OF NOMINATION   “You Answered Prejudice With a Complete Resume of Your Career,” the  President Said.

OIL MAN'S HONOR VINDICATED, SAYS CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Pauley, Whe Requested “Withdrawal of Name, Praicad hy Senate Grovo

Truman Haul Back Pauley  Nomination   Appointee Asks Move, Deplores . ‘Hysteria’ Wave

TRUMAN - DROPS -NOMINATION ~AT= RE QUEST-OF-GALIFORNIA— OIL MAN—SAYS INTEGRITY UNSCATHED

Traman Recalls His Bid to Pauley   Nomination to Be Undersecretary of War Is Withdrawn   Says “No Antidote” Can Be Found for Mis representations

Pauley’s Nomination Withdrawn   President Acts at Oil Man’s Request--Is Commended for “Patriotic Action”

Says He Acted At Request Of  California Man   Terms Nominee’s Defense Of Good Name ‘Valiant, Conclusive’

Truman Accedes to Withdrawal   Chief Praises Naminee’s Answers; Committee Commends Oil Man for “Patriotic Action”

TRUMAN PULLS PAULEY'S NAME OUT OF SENATE   President Withdraws California Oil Man’s Name by His Request

Pauley’s Name Withdrawn By Pres. Truman   President’s ,Action Is Taken at Oil Man’s Request

PRESIDENT TRUMAN WITHDRAWS PAULEY ‘AS NOMINEE FOR NAVY UNDERSECRETARY

Pauley’s Name Withdrawn By President  , eee >   Nominee Said he Stood Ground Until Firing Ceased

PAULEY'S NAME IS WITHDRAWN   Action by Truman Terminates Extended Senate Battle

President Truman Withdraws Nomination Of Edwin Pauley As Undersecretary Of Navy   Acts On Pauley’s Request; Says Defense Of His Good Name Has Been Conclusive

Acts Reluctantly At Request of Pauley; Expresses Confidence  In Pauley’s Integrity.

Truman Attacks Pauley Enemies: Withdraws Name   President Is Beaten In Attempt To Place Oil Man In High Post

Truman Acts at Request of California Oil Man in Dropping Fight to Make Him Undersecretary of Navy.

ACTION ENDS SIX WEEKS OF CONTROVERSY   Californian Commended By Committee for Patriotic Decision to Terminate Dispute   LETTERS EXCHANGED

Nomination Of Pauley Withdrawn   Long Fight Over His Nomination To Navy Post Is Thus Ended

Pauley’s Name Withdrawn by  Pres. Truman   Executive Says Oilman Has Defended Himself  Successfully

Withdrawal Announced By President Truman   Declares Pauley’s Defense Of His ‘Good Name’ Was ‘Valiant And Conclusive’

Truman Says Oil Man Has Cleared Name   No Mention Is Made Of Ickes  In Statements

Nomination Of Pauley Withdrawn   Truman Acts on Request Of Appointee, Praises Defense Made Against Charges in Senate

Pauley's Name Withdrawn For Navy Secretary   Truman Acts After Pauley Request; ‘Good Name’ Well Defended

TRUMAN LASHES OUT AT ENEMIES (OF OIL MAN   Pauley Requests Action; President Accirec Hic Koith

President Withdraws Pauley’s Nomination   Truman Acts at Pauley’s Request, Contending His ‘Honor, Integrity, Fidelity and Capacity For Public Service’ Are Entriely Established

TRUMAN WITHDRAWS: PAULEY NOMINATION TO. HIGH NAVY POST  PRESIDENT EXPRESSES ryt ht ee yet tt ot ke at Shad ail af   PRESIDENT EXPRESSES “FULL CONFIDENCE”—AC TION RELUCTANT

Truman Recalls Pauley Choice  Action Is Taken At Oilman’s Request

ILEY’S NAME WITHDRAWN PRESIDENT   n Acts at Nominee’ yest. Praises Defense of His Name.

Truman Take: Pauley From Running List   Nomination To Be Undersecretary of War Is Withdrawn, President Says, at Pauley’s Request.

Truman Calls In Nomination Of Pauley  Acts Upon Request Of Oil Man To End Long Controversy

PAULEY’S NAME IS WITHDRAWN   Truman Backs Up at Request Of Oil Man—tLauds Gali. fornian’s Record

Pauley’s Name Is Withdrawn By President   Action Follows Request By Oil Man at Finish of Senate Hearings

Pauley’s Name Is Withdrawn For Navy Post   Truman’s Action Is Requested By Nominee

OILMAN ASKS PRESIDENT 10 TAKE ACTION   Californian Is Praised For Defense of His Good Name

Pauley’s. Name Is Withdrawn   President Takes Action “Reluctantly” At Re quest of Nominee; Ends Six-Week ‘Controversy

Six Weeks Of Strife Now Ended   Action Taken at Request of Pauley; Gets Praise For Today's Patriotic Move   Was heluctant  President Expresses His ‘Full Confidence’ in Man He Favored

Nominee Is Withdrawn By Truman   President Acts at Oi Man’s Request; Says Integrity Proved.

PRESIDENT ASKS PAULEY’S NAME BE WITHDRAWN   ACTS UPON REQUEST OF CALIFORNIAN--PRAISES NOMINEE

Action Is Asked By Californian After Testimony   White House, Walsh Announce Decision On Naval Nomination

Says Oil Man’s Defense of His  Name “Valiant’   Action at Request of Californian Ends Six Wecks of Controversy

ACTIONS TAKEN AFTER REQUEST OF CALIFORNIAN   President Defends Nominee For Valiant Defense Of ‘Good Name’ In Case

Truman Withdraw: Nomination  Of Edwin Pauley   Nominee Commended by Committee Chairmai For “Patriotic Action” in Requesting Chief Executive to Withdraw His Name

Action Taken  On Navy Job Appointment  Dow Cantrarvarev   Big Controversy Of Six Weeks Ended

TRUMAN ACTS AT REQUEST OF OIL EXECUTIVE   President Lauds Pauley For Fight To Clear  Name

WITHDRAWS PAULEY NOMINATION   “Truman Acts At . Request Of: California Oi} Man

Declares Ol Man’s Defense Of His “Good. Namie”  Was “Valiant and

BYERS ge ee et a re  PAULEY NOMINATION IS WITHDRAWN BY PRESIDENT

Nomination Of Pauley ‘As Navy Undersécretary Withdrawn By. President

Pauley Quits Wins Praise  ALD.  Of President   Truman Withdraws Name at Oif Man’s Request, Ending Row

Truman Loses On Pauley   Nomination for Navy Post withdrawn, ending long Controversy

Truman Assures Californian His Honor Unsullied   Action Ending Long Controversy Taken At Oil Man’s Reaquest.

PATTERSON SEES NO NEED TO REARN   BELIEVES U. 8. COULD, IF NECESSARY, BECOME STRONG IN 6 MONTHS.

DEATH TOLL REACHES 3 IN NITRO EXPLOSION   Chemical Plant Disaster In: jures Eight

Probers Get Tip on Thefts Ot Case File   Lawyer Suggests. Aneiders’ Robbed

CATTLE RECEIPTS HIGHER AT CHICAGC   Increase Insufficient to Alle Viote Shortace

More Cattle Are Received   Cattle Receipts At Chicago Stock Yards Almost Double That Of Last Monday

LIVESTOCK YARD INTAKE BOOSTED   Chicago Says Monday Figure Double Last Week's

CATTLE SALES DOUBLE THOSE GF WEEK AGO   Still Not Sufficient to Ease Famine, Packers Say

TRUMAN SEES WAR GAMES OF NAVY   PRESIDENT WITNESSES DEMONSTRATION OF AIR WARFARE FROM CARRIER,

SWEDES’ AID 10 ALLIES IN WAR IS DISCLOSED   Freed to Fight Again 1,100 Airmen Downed in Neutrai Land

THREE ARE HEARD IN DAMAGE SUIT TO GET $15,000   Warren A. Custer, Newtown Township, Seeks $15,000 From C. B. Krause, Jr.   Judge Calvin S. Boyer Will Preside at Trial Opening Menday at Doylestown

AFL SEAFARERS ON ALL COASTS QUIT SHIP JORS   Unien Calls Work-Stop Meetings to Discuss Threatened CIO Strike

SEAFARERS WALK AWAY FROM SHIPS   Thousands Leave Jobs in American Ports; Adding Threat of Strike to the Maritime Labor Situation.

OHIO TED UP BY “MEETING” TO TALK OVER UNION AFFAIRS  CONCRESS STEPS INTO    CONGRESS STEPS INTO  NATIONAL STRIKE ROW AS CONFERENCE GOES ON

SHIPS TIED UP BY “MEETING? TO TALK OVER UNION AFFAIRS   CONGRESS STEPS INTO NATIONAL STRIKE ROW AS CONFERENCE GOES ON

Thousands Leave Vessels in Many American Seaports   Men Halt Work to Attend Conferences Which May Result ir Nationwide Strike

Stop-Work Move Hits All Coasts   Quit Ships To Hold ‘Crisis Meetings;’ May Join CIO In Nation-wide Mar Stl Ghition

Workers Quit Jobs to Hold Meetings   House Committee Plans Probe of Situation To Avert Ship Tieup

Congress Group Works To Dodge  Maritime Bolt  Thousands Quit To Hold Union Parleys; 100% Effective In

STOP WORK TODAY FOR DISCUSSIONS OF STRIKE PLANS   WALKOUT CRASHES INTO TENSE CIO MARITIME CRISIS

MINERS START DIGGING COAL AGAIN. AS GOVERNMENT PRESSES FAIR IMMEDIATE WAGE CONTRACT

Push Effort For Coal Agreement As Mines Resume   Government Seeks To Speed Up Negotiations To Prevent Another Shutdown   MINERS RESUME DIGGING COAL

Legislature Votes Funds For Counties  Special! Session   Special Session Completes Work Early Teday

SOLONS PUT 0.K: ON LOCAL FUNDS   special Ohio Law Session is Adjourned

More Funds Given Local Governments As Legislature’s Special Session Ends

CHANGE F ALLOCATIONS   Ohio Legislature Passes Bill To Even Money Distribution

Legislature Allocates $5,000,000   Lawmakers End Special Session

OHIO ASSEMBLY VOTES MOST OF LAUSCHE PLANS   Approves Appropriations 0! $15,750,989; Adjourns Till July 8 Cleanup

Packing Plants Closed In East As Meats Gone   ‘SLAUGHTER QUOTAS FOR AREA ARE HIT BY PACKERS

Many Meat Packing Plants Closing Down: Supply Nears All Time Low

Kong Dan Kar, Who Works as Doorboy At Hong Kong Restaurant, Is One of Most Envied Chinese There

COLD WAVE ON WAY TO STATE   Freezing Temperatures Ex pected Tonight—Rains Hurt Spinach Crop

Gev. Warren Asks Friends Quit Campaiecn   Reprinting Anti-Closed Shop Ballot   Stocks Decline

Latest Robberies Committed In Greensburg After Charleroi Garage Was Victimized By Safe Blowers   BLAME ALL JOBS ON TO SAME GANG OF MEN

BOSTON HOODLUMS CAUSE HUGE DAMAGE   Defy Pollce and Firemen t Five-Hour Battle °°

FATHER, SON T0 HANG ON FRIDAY   DiE ON GALLOWS FOR KILLING RESORT OWNER

‘Winches Put Winces in Hunter—  ‘He Can't Find Any Buyers   Surplus Hoists Cluttering Up Parking Lots

Terrorist Acts Rock Tei Aviv   Palestine Officer Killed in New Series of Disorders

TERRORISTS IN NEW SERIES OF TEL AVIV ACTS   One Palestine Police Of ficer Killed, Six Of ficials Injured

Camp Fire Girls Name Leaders  Mrs. C. J. Kelly Lists 1946 Committees

3 Vessels Adrift In Atlantic Gale: — TwoMen Missin:   Coast Guard Battles High Sea in Search of Pair On Life Raft

Vishinsky Claims U. S. Made War Profits While Reds Died To Halt Nazis

Russian Minister Charges Americans With ‘War Profits’   U.S. Points To USSR Demand for Billions From Roumania

Reds May Be Given Share  Ot Output   Stalin Must Remove ‘Troops from Country Before Settlement

-SOVIET WILL PROBABLY OF FER ~TO WITHDRAW TROOPS IN RET -FOR-OIL CONCESSION™::

OIL SEEN AS KEY 10 RUSS. IRAN CRISIS   British Say Question Taboo As Long As Red Troops Remain

TROOP REMOVAL MUST PRECEDE ‘OIL PARLEYS   British Spokesman Admits Break in Monopoly Is  Considered

EX-SOLDIERS HELD BY FBI   Said to lave! Fled Prisoner Of War Stockade

2 WAR PRISONERS BACK IN CUSTORY   ITALIANS WHO ESCAPED YEAR AGO HAD MARRIED AND OBTAINED JOBS.

5 URGES PEACE PARLEY OF IT NATIONS   Secretary. of State Drops His Diplomatic Niceties °

BYRNES ASKS PEACE PARLEY THIS SUMMER   Ignores Soviet Protests Ove Trieste Issue

NATION PEACE CONFERENCE 18 DEMANDED   Sec. Byrnes Says Further Argumen Out of Question

Efficiency Flag Draws Questions   War Secretary Also Asked About Aid In Filling Jobs

Secretary of War Called to Testify In Paper Inquir   Said to Have Aided in Obtaining Navy E Award For Garsson Plant

WAR SECRETARY QUESTIONED BY PROBING SOLONS   é investigation Of ‘Paper Empire’ Continued By Senate Committee

Probe Has Already Linked Rep. Andrew May of Kentucky With One of The ‘Empire Firms; May Claims “No Profit”.   FIRM HANDED MANY U. 8S. WAR CONTRACTS

6000 GROCERS, MEAT DEALERS DEFY UNION      Detroit Retailers Refuse to . ‘Pay Tribute’ ©

PUBLIC FOR OPA   Letters Pouring Into Washington Said to Favor Price Control 80 Per Cent.

TRAVELERS ARE LEFT STRANDED BY RAIL TIEUP   Available Bus, Air Accommodations Fail to Handle Crowds’

Shoppers Jam Stores; Food Shortage Near   Mail, Freight Tied Up; Travelers Stranded; Brownout Seen

Service in lowa Virtually Comes to a Standstill   Plants Forced to Close, Food Stocks Low: Several Cities Plan “Brownouts”

PHONE TALKS   Union and Company Agree To Return to Parley Table Monday

Wage Talks To Be Resumed In Phone Dispute   Federal Conci liators Make New Effort to Avert Tieup

ENDEAVORING Td PREVENT STRIKE   Federal Conciliators Fear Walkout Of Telephone Operators

NEW TALKS SUNDAY ON PHONE PAY ROM   PARLEY ARRANGED AFTER. UNIONISTS KEPORT BREAKDOWN IN “EGOTIATIONS.

Conciliators  In Phone Row  Get Concession   Negotiations To Be Resumed Sunday Between Antagonists

Ka V ‘O rG O P C hai r n 1 a —  . r O n i € oO ner eC 1S sR a nk S

Keece of Tennessee and Brown of Ohio talked as chairman   Leaders feel experience valuable in 1916 congressional campaign

Solon May Get Chairman Post   Brown and Reece Men: tioned as Republican Party Head

GOP Wants Congressman  As Chairman   House Republicans Consider Reece,  Brown For Position

~ FROM: CONGRESS   Two House Members Considered Rest Bets to Succeed Herbert Brownell =

CONGRESSIONAL GOP LEADER IS BEING SOUGHT   House Republicans Have Southern And Ohio Solons In Mind

New Pastors To Be In Two Methodist Churches In County  ~ Merrill And Beles ‘Slated For. Change i Church Heads 

New Pastors To Be In Two Methodist Churches In County  Merrill And Seney Slated For Change ' In Church Heads

War Crimes Trial Nearing an End  French to Conclude Their Case Today

Republican Joseph Martin Accepts Presidential Challenge to Cut Personal Income Taxes in 47

Martin Takes Up  Truman ‘Tax  Slash Challenge  Stands by Proposal of GOP To Cut Income Levy 20%

Reduction ln Spending ls Expected   Truman Challenge To Reduce Budget Accepted by Martin

Pleasant Memories Rem  Mrs. Carson Summers, Church Organist 23 Years, Retires

Clears Agenda At 12:10 This Morning; Council Votes To Grant Aid To All Displaced Persons, Except War Criminals,   RUSSIA MAKES ISSUE OF REFUGER POLICY

VOTES AID TO REFUGEES OVER RUSS OBJECTION   Can’t Be Forced To Return Home

String of Amendments to UNO Social Council by Russia Due for Defeat

UN ADJOURNS UNTIL AUG. 31   Clears Agenila ‘of All Major Issues. .~Council Votes Ald to Displaced. Persons.

UN COMMITTEE IS ADJOURNED   SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC COUNCIL MEETS IN AUGUST

UNEconomic And Social Council To Meet Aug. 31   Clear Agenda of All Major Items, Adjourn After Gruelling But Successful Session

UN ECONOMIC COUNCIL ADJOURNS   Failed to Clear Agenda of All  Major Items

UN Economie Meet Adjourns      Aid Voted To Refugees From Eastern Europe

U.N. Economic Council Adjourns to Aug. 30; Soviet Proposals Defeated

BLANDY WOULD OUTLAW A-BOMB      Crossroads’ Commander Ir Washington To Make Report On Tests

Vice Adm. Blandy, Back from Bikini, Hopes Atom Bomb Can Be Outlawed

LANDY BACKS UP OUTLAWING BOMB   Leader of Recent Tests Tells 6& Opinion on Matter.

Refusal To Withdraw Stirs Action   Note To Moscow Seeks Reason Why Troop Removal Pact Ignored.

Calls Attention To Agreement By 3 Countries   Serious View Taken of Situation; U. S. Being Kept Informed

British 0 Oni7 Russ on Iran   Soviet Asked Reason For Failing to Evacuate Troops on Treaty Time

BRITISH ASK EXPLANATION OF THE REDS   ‘foreign Office Spokesman Says Government Seeks Soviet Reasons for Refusing to Remove Troops From fran.

Britain Is Asking Russia fo Explain  . Wants to Know Why Soviets Not Quitting Iran

Asks Soviet To Explain Iran Stand ©   Britain Seeks Clarification. of Failure  To Observe Treaty; Iran Asks U. S. Aid

WHAT OF IRAN? MOSCOW ASKED   British Note Reported Sen’ On Troop Withdrawal

BRITISH ASK MOSCOW FOR EXPLANATION   Seek Reasons for Failure to Wihdraw Reds  From lran

Britain Asks For ‘Inquiry’ From Russia On Iran Stay   Note Is Dispatched To Moseow; London Holds Serious View

British Ask Why Russians Still In Iran   Great Britain Asks Russia To Explain Her Refusal To Withdraw.   ‘MAKE INOUIRIES

BRITAIN DEMANDS T0 KNOW WHY ARMY NOT LEAVING AS AGREED  CABINET SENDS FORMAL   CABINET SENDS FORMAL NOTE TO KREMLIN; U. S. DISCUSSES SITUATION

BRITAIN DEMANDS T0 KNOW WHY ARMY NOT LEAVING AS AGREED   CABINET SENDS FORMAL NOTE TO KREMLIN; U. S. DISCUSSES SITUATION

Russia Asked to Explain Action  British Dispatch Note on Iraian Question

Asks Soviet Reasor For Refusal to Take Troops out of Iran   Foreign Office Sources Consider Situation Serious

Serious View Is Taken By The British   London Declared Not Informed OF Plans

Iran Situation Brings Forth Protest   Exchange Notes; Reds Pouring Into Manchuria

Britain Asks. Russia Explain lran Actions   Refusal to Withdraw Troops Is Subject Of Note To Moscow

England Wants Explanation Of Russian Refusal   USSR Refuses To Withdraw Troops From ' Tran As Agreed

Treaty on Iran Cited In Note   U.S. Being  Kept Informed By London on Developments

Britain Asks Russians for Fyplanation   _ Wants to Know Reason For Refusal to Order. Troops From Iran  Aceordina ta Trenty 

League of Nations Closes Its Books   Ceremony Ends 26-Year Life of Peace Group

Asks Peace Parley for  Year's Delay   De Gasperi Tells Paris _ Meeting It Involves New War Danger.

Warning of ltalo-Yugoslay Conflict Heard   Plea Made by De Gasperi at Paris Meeting

italian Warns War Inevitable , If Trieste Pact Is Allowed   Red Solon Walks Out, But Only for Smoke

Sea Waterway Plan Is Endorsec   Army And Navy Back St. Lawrence Plan

STATE DEPART, RECOMMENDS CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL OF ST. LAWRENCE WATERWAY PLAN   Secretary Dean Acheson Reports Army-Navy Programm Favors Project—Lancaster, Pa. Mayor Declares ‘‘State of Emergency” Due to AFL  Strike in That City—Hirchito Asks for U. S.  Cooveration in Reconstruction of Japan

OPA Liquidation Machinery Put ‘Into High Gear   Status of 65 District Offices Reduced December 

OFFICES CLOSE: OPA LIQUIDATES   Payroll To Be Trimmed From 34,000 To 15,600 End Of Month

OPA TO DISMISS 18,400 WORKERS   SIXTY-FIVE DISTRICT OFFICES TO BE REDUCED TO BRANCH STATUS.

64. District OPA Office:  Close Soon  Will Become Branch Units;  Pavroll Cut

OPA Will Reduce  District Offices  Pay Roll Will Be Cut to About 15,600 °

YANKS 10 OBSERVE GREER ELECTIONS   25 Planeloads Of Men On Way To Country For Task.

GHOST HUSBAND WRITES LETTER   HIS MOTHER RECEIVES MESSAGE IN MAIL

Ghost Marine Prowls Near Remarried Wife   Mother Of Private William Langston Awaits Word From Officially Dead Son

FRANCO DEBATE TO HIGHLIGHT SESSION TODAY   MAJOR POWERS REPORTED SPLIT ON QUESTION OF DIPLOMATIC BREAK WITH  SPAIN t

UN COUNCIL FACES DISPUTE OVER SPAIN   Full-Fledged Row Expected To Feature Today's Session

U.N. Divided On Break With  Franco Spain   Full-Fledged Row Looms In Council Session At New York   BREAK WITH SPAIN URGED IN REPORT

Half of OPA Controls Suet. 2& Bl Toa   ‘Heavy Christmas Buying Forecast ‘By Government Despite High Prices

Ohio Undertakes Big Sign-Painting Job to Facilitate Air Navigation

MINORITY BE ABLE TO MAKE REPORT   Threat Of ja?’ Second Clash  ff 4 Is Averted

CLOSER HARMONY S MARKED TODAY Ay PEACE HEARING   Former Axis Powers to Be Invited to Sit in on Sessions; Byrnes and Vishinsky Agree.   CLASH AVERTED WITH AGREEMENT

Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Finland Will Be Asked to Send Representatives

Axis Satellites Called Before Treaty Makers   Enemy Countries to Get Opportunity to To Present Views.

NATIONS WHICH LOST WAR WILL PRESENT CASES   Second Bitter Fight Over Procedure Rules Avoided

Are Invited To Present Their Case   Another Angry Session of Conference Like Yester days Is Prevented

Peace Session  To Hear Losers      Italy, Romania, Finland, Bulgaria, Hungary To Present Cases

Five Nations To Be Given Chance To Present Case   East, West Split Is Becoming More Acute

EVATT DROPS PEACE MEET PROPOSAL   Would Have Called For Liberalization Of Vote Procedure

Victor Nations To Hear Views at Parley Saturday   Peace Conference Row On Voting Settled by British Compromise

2 Nations fo Hear Axis Satellites   Delegates Worried at Russian Defeat on Voting Rules

— CONFERENCE — Satellites To Appear At Full  Session . Threat of New   Vatina Praredur>

Temperatures   Barkley Predicts Senate Will Vote OPA’s Extension   Bill May Pass By Nightfall, He Says; Veto Threat Hangs Over Measure if it Reduces Aeweney Tan Far: Amendment Is Defeated

Passage of OPA Bill Predicted   Action by Nightfall Looms, Barkley Says

Senate May Reach Vote Late in Day   Give Up Hope for Getting Senate to Tone Down  Measure, Indicated

Senate May Adopt OPA Bill Today   Barkley Sees Action By Night; Sees Improved Act By Conferees

NO PROSPECT SEEN FOR MINES RETURN TO OWNERS IN U.S.   Soft Coal Operations Still Under Government Supervision; Battle is Heard on Subject.   WELFARE FUNDS ARE DISCUSSED

MINES REMAIN UNDER FEDERAL MANAGEMENT   After Five Months, There s No Prospect of Agreement

NO INDICATION MINES WILL BE RETURNED BY U.S      Stumbling Block Is Lewis's Demand For Royalty Payments

HATCH CLAIMS IT 1S 100 EARLY T@ GIVE UP ‘A’ TESTS   Complete Pala on Other Bomb Tests Needed Before Deci sion is Made

OPA COMPROMISE NOW IN CONGRESS   Joint House-Senate Committee Measure Would Extend OPA Another Year But Would Allow Increased Costs to Be Added to Price Ceilings.

Congress Gets Compromise OPA Bill; Measure Will Keep  Meat And Dairy Controls

Diplomats Of  21 Victorious  Allies Gather   Peace Conference Preliminaries Begin In Luxembourg Palace In Paris   SOVIET PROVIDES EARLY PROBLEMS

2000 Delegates Present as Big Parley Starts      Spectre of Old Controversies Already Appears

FRENCH PLAN FOR SPAIN IS UNDER DEBATE   Diplomatic Officials Here Predict Proposal Will Meet Opposition In Washington   BRITAIN MAY DECLINE

Washington Diplomatic Officials Against Plan; Madrid Radio Sees Foreign Civil War Plot

Madrid Radio Says Civil War Feared   United States, Britain Say. Franco Is Not Threat to World Peace

Reds Would Place ‘Spain Before UNO   Favorable Russian Reply to French  Preanacn! Bannrtad

Russians Okay Plan To Bring Franco to UNO   French Say Soviets Accept Plan for Hearing, But U. S. Due To Oppose it.

SAYS REDS WANT UNO TO STUDY SPANISH ISSUE   Believe Washington Group Will Oppose French Suggestion

Would Carry Question to UNO Council   U. S$. and Britain Expected to Take Opposite Stand

U.S. OPPOSITION TO UNO ACTION ON SPAIN SEEN   France Says Russia Agrees To Plan; Madrid Claims Powers Stir Up War

REDS AGREE 10 PUT SPAIN UP TOUNO COUNCIL   Y. S$. Expected To Oppose Pian; Madrid Renews Its Fight For Franco

RUSSIA IS WILLING   French Proposed to Take Spanish Question Before UNO Council

Russia Favors France's Plan  Would Take Spanish Case to UNO Council

Russia Favors Take Spanish Row To Group   Diplomatic Officials In Washington Sure U. S. Will Oppose Plan.   NOT THREAT TO PEACTI

0. S. MAY OPPOSE FRENCH PLAN   Holds Franco Regime No Real Threat To Peace

‘Allies Provoking Civil War Strife,  ‘Franco Accusatior   Says France, Britain and United States Andious te See Him Unseated by Strong Methods

Madrid Radio Says Anti-Franco Drive Incites Civil Wat   Russia Joins France in Move to Have UNO Consider Spain

Spain Continues Counter Battle  Charge Powers With Fementing Civil War

‘Madrid Accuses U.S., Britain And France Of. Trying To Incite Civil War In Spain   Radio Assails Tri-Power Condemnation Of Regime Of Generalissimo Franco

Madrid Radio Makes Reply   Accuse U. S., Britain And France With Civil War Attempt

Britain Rejects Move; U.S. Likely to Decline, Franco in New Blast

Russia May Join France in Demand 'Franco‘s Case Be Taken Up By UNO

Poppies, on Sale Next Saturday, Madge In 100 Veterans’ Hospitals

AFL Cooperating After Seizure By Government   55,000 Striking Members To Be Slaughtering In AFL Plants Monday: C!O Continues Strike

'Hint Possibility Striking Workers May Go Back   Anderson Assures Union He Will Seek Approval of Any Waae Hikes Grantec

Byrnes Blocks Plea By Poland   Outright S plit Avoided On Floor Of Peace  Conference

CHANGES AAF INTO 3 MAJOR COMBAT UNITS   Sees Future Wars to Begin With Air Action Because of Atom Bomb

ARMY AIR FORCE IS STREAMLINED   Three Major Combat Commands Set Up

AAF Streamlined Into Three Combat Commands   ro Keep in Step with Atomic Warfare’

U.S. Delegates To Relate How Troops Parceled  Decide on Action No Matter What Russians Do

BOWS TO RUSS DEMANDS FOR  ARMY DETAILS   Disclosures Not Contingent on Similar Action by Soviet.

MOLOTOV TALK ‘IS AWAITED BY UN ‘ DELEGATES   Small Nations Widen Fight Against Big Powers At Peace Meeting

U.S. MAY GIVE TROOPS’ DATA TO RUSSIANS   UNO Delegation Makes Move ‘In Interests Of Peace’; Ryrnes 0. K. Needed

Action Planned ‘In Interest of Peace, Security   UN Delegation Will Head off Demand for Data From Russians

— UN PARLEY —  New Veto Assault Launched  vad 5 ABUSE  AY¥YUATIYN YO.

U.S. to Bare Disposition  Of Troops   UN Delegates Decid To Meet Russian Demand, Avoid Assembly Fight

U. S. OFFERS TO DISCLOSE NUMBER OF TROOPS INI AION_ENIEMY NIATIONS DROVIDING REDS DO SO

BYRNES MUST APPROVE DECISION   Small Nations Resume Assault On Veto Power

WILLING T0 TELL WHERE TROOPS ARE   U. S. Delegation At U. N. Votes For Full Disclosure

Policy Independent Of Russian Action’   May Head Off Major. Battle of _ U.N. Meeting—Announcement Precedes Molotov Sueech

U.S PLAN SUBIECT T0 APPROVAL BY JAMES: F. BYRNES   Action Believed Desirable Regaidless of Whether  Saviete Pasiernenic

Soviets Ra 1 U.S. Troops In Far East   Blast At British Forces In Greece Made As Prelude  To Molotov Talk

May OFFER FULL INFORMATION , ‘TO ASSEMBLY   In Response To Soviet Proposal

U.$. Delegates to UN Adopt Frank Policy on Troops on Foreian Soil

Big 5 Worried At Rebellion Over Veto Use   U. S. Delegates to Disclose Full ‘Number of Troops Abroad

Delegates in Decision on Red Demand   Subject to Approval by Byrnes; Not Insisting Soviet Follow Suit.

U.S. Delegates tor ‘Full Disclosure of Troop Disposition   Would Reply to Russia’s Demand With Detailed Report on Forces   PROPOSAL SUBJECT TO BYRNES APPROVAL   Small Nations Renew Their Assault on Big Five Veto — At UN Meeting

Probe Fire Ruins On Staten Island -ForMore Bodie:   ‘Three Persons Dead And 39 Injured In Ferry Terminal $2.000.000 Fire

FLAMES RUIN FERRY DOCKS   brwo MILLION “DOLLAR —LO8S WHEN STATEN ISLAND FERRY  j TERMINAL IS DESTROYED

FAVOR BUDGET BALANCING 10 TAX REDUCTION   Aides Say President Wil Oppose Any General Revenue Slash

balanced Budget  First GOP Aim   Both Parties Urge Tax Cuts Be Made With Great Caution

OR BUDGET ALANCING AND NOT TAX CUTS  i SUPPORT 5  )   More Republicans Ask Cut In Gov’t  Expenditures And Debt Reduction

BALANCING OF BUDGET CALLED TOP PROBLEM   Action On Economy Favored _ Ahead Of Proposed Cuts  In U. S. Taxes

BUDGET BALANCE PROPOSED FIRST   More Republicans Endorse Delay in Tax Cutting

Against Big Tax Slash   Truman Will Oppose General Cut: More Republicans Out For Balancing Budget Firs

Rank Budget Balance Over Tax Trimming   New “Go Slow On Tax Cutting” Signs Hoisted On Both Sides Of Capitol Hill

Opposition To Tax Reduction Gains Steadily   3 More Republicans Advocate Budget Balancing Come First

Capitol Hill Puts Budget Balancing ‘Ahead of Tax Cutting for Present °

Proposed Tax Cuts Hit By Renublicans   Three Leaders Hold Budget Must Balance Before Reductions

Truman To Oppose General Slash . . .  More GOP’s Insist On Balancing The Budget Before Cutting Taxes

Budget Balancing Is Placed Ahead Of Cutting of Taxes   Three More Republicans Openly Express Their Views on Policies

ew Go Slow On Tax Cutting Signs Are Raised On Both Sides of Capitol Hill

Three More Republicans Put Budget Balancing Ahead of Ta Cutting When Congress Meets   ‘White House Advisers Say President Will Oppose Any General Slash In Taxes

Must Balance Budget First   Three More Republicans So Insist Before Tax Cut.

Republicans Back Trumar In Demands For Leveling   Incentive Is Sought To Push Production; ‘Go Slow’ Signs Out

Tax Cutting Hopes Fading   More Leaders Put Budget Balancing First, Incentive Changes Might Come

NEW ‘GO SLOW ON TAX CUTTING SIGNS HOISTED   BUDGET BALANCING IS PUT FIRST BY 3 MORE REPUBLICANS

“GO SLOW" SIGN ON TAX CUTS POSTED   More Lawmakers in Both arty Ranks Leaning Toward View That Reduction in Budget and DebtsShouldComeFirst,

Balance of U.S. Budget Chief Aim   GOP Leaders Put Issue Ahead Of Slashing Of Taxes.

Truman Oppose: Congress Move To Stash Taxes   Budget Baiancing Need to Keynote ’Go Slow’ Pressure

Broad Inquiry Into German Occupation Problems Forecast  Senate Committee Will Start Investigation  Paee tay en Cea

ECONOMIC SETUP STUDIED BY U. S. AND BRITAIN  Probe Of German Occupation Problems Planned As U.S. Officials Seek To Improve Situation

SENATE INQUIRY INTO OCCUPATION OF REICH LIKED)   Committee Plans to Go Into Costs of Keeping Yanks in Germany and Black Market Activities.   GEN. LUCIUS D. CLAY TO BE FIRST WITNESS   Guidance Sought From Byrnes On “Political and Diplomatic Ramifications” of Investigation.

CLAY TO TESTIF ON PROBLEMS IN GERMAN ZONE   Wide Inquiry Seen Into Occupation Ills; Austria on Schedule

STATE'S MEAT PACKING PLANTS CUT OPERATIONS   Most Packers Working at 25 Percent Capacity; Very Few Close Down

State Meat Packers Curtailed 75 Percent; Cotton Clothins. Ford Prices Are Boosted

Marshall Order   One Eye Lost to Air Gun; Second Owing to Pellet From Shotqun

Youth Confesses Slaying Father   Tells Police They ‘Didn't Get Along’

UNO In Effort T 0 Avoid Test On Veto Issue   Moves For Accord Between Reds, British

— SIEGE — Sabotage Blamed On Jews   Gun Fights, Blasts Take Two Lives

Holy Land Riots Flare   Outbreaks ‘Believed Plannéd By Jews As British, Arabs Meet

Palestine Again Seethes; Railway Cut, Stopping Oil   Series Of Outbreaks Coincide With Opening Of British-Arab Talks

Terrer Stalks Palestine Saboteurs Blast Rails In Series Of Outbreaks

PALESTINE RAILWAY REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN CUT IN FIFTY PLACES IN OUTBREAK, RIOTING   Senator Bridges Reports State Department As Diverting $450,909 Worth of Stee! Rails from China to Yugoslavia—Government Troops Said  To Be Fighting Thru Defenses of Tsining

Discupt Flow Of Oil To Haifa’ Port; Two Persous Killed In. Ses ries Ontbrezks

RAILWAY CUT IN PALESTINE   TWO PERSONS KILLED IN NEW OUTBREAKS; MAINTAIN CURFEW

TWO KILLED IN SERIES OF RIOTS   Flow Of Oil To Port Of Haifa Is Disrupted

Jewish Terror Campaign Coincides With Opening of London Conference

NEW HOLY LAND TROUBLE. SEEN TERROR PLAN   outbreak Of Explosions, Shootings Put Country in Siege State

Palestine Rails Cut;  Nation Tense   Nation Reported: Ini: Vir« tual State-of Seige, . =.

Palestine Rail Line Cut: Two Die in Outbreak   Flow of Oil to Port of Haifa Disrupted; Blasts Rock Country

Rail Tracks  Are Severed   Trouble Is Renewed In Palestine Areas

RaBway Cut, Flow Of Oil Disrupted, Two Persons Killed. . ..  Fresh Outbreaks In Palestine

Railway, Oil Lines Broken  In Flare-Up   Two Killed in Series of Outbreaks Coinciding With Start of British, Arab Talks in London

Palestine Rails Cuts  Nation Tense   Nation Reported In Vir tual State of Seige.

Jerusalem Rail Line Broken, Oil Pipe Burned   Outbreaks Coincide With London Talks; British Corporal Is Shot In Haifa

Senator Bridges Wants Supreme Court Judge To Stay Out OF Politics

GOP Candidates to Appear in Dixon at Party Rally Sept. 26   Rowe, Nickell, Stratton Speak Here in Tour of Entire State

1946 Receives Cold Reception In Some Areas   Blustery Weather Keeps Celebrants By Firesides

Commissioners Use Plane, Get To Appointment Only 5 Minutes Late At Capital

U.S, MAY TAKE « STRAITS TO UN   Vital Dardanelles Leading Diplomatic Problem of Washington

C-NOTES WAVED ON PLAYEROUND   First Grader in Ohio School Plays With $2,700 Found at Home .

EXODUS OF JEWS LOOMS SEQUEL 10 POLISH OUTBREAK   Forty Persons Slain in Kieke ’ Boy's*False Story Blamed

Anti-Semitic Oppression Prompts ’ Large Scale Flight — Seek Ad mission to Amérlcan Occupation Fang, .

JEW EXODUS FROM POLAND    Kielce Riot,  With 40 Dead, ' Starts Rush

JEWISH EXODUS FOLLOWS POLISH RIOT IN KIELCE   Ask Admission To U.S. Zone; 40 Dead, 60 More Iniured

Panicky Jews Anxious To  Quit Poland   U, S. Zone of Germany Will Take ‘As Many as Possible

Former Justice Roberts Calls On  President Today   Truman Summons Forme Supreme Court Justice For Conference In White House

EXPECTS BREAK TO MOVE WHEAT   Grain for Hungry Europe Believed Assured Says LaGuardia

DELAY OF AT LEAST A YEAR SEEN IN ILL. BONUS PAYMENT   Court Fight And Pay Machinery Is In Road Before GI Gets “Dough”

Silk Hose Next Week, but ‘Costly, [ Maker, Due to Big U.S. Profit

Cl0's Philip Murray Plans Demand For Nationwide Portal-to-Portal Pay

Denounces William Green As “Mentally Decrepit” In Stinging Blast

Portal-to-Portai ClO to Demand   Murray Says His Group to Quit ILO

SEN. LANGER LEADS DEBATE  AGAINST LOAN   Action Completed On War Goods Bill Aiding Vets

Vets’ Surplus War Goods Bill Goes fo Truman   Senate Completes Action on Measure, Debates British Loan

PIONEER R REMSEN MERCHANT BIES   Nicholas Kass, 88, Suc: cumbs In Los Angeles September 14

MOSCOW REPORTS ATTACKS ON REDS   ACCLSES CHINESE AND JAPS OF ASSAULTS ON RUSSIANS IN MANCHURIA.

Grand Champ Steer Sold for 110.59 Pound   Firestone Buys Animal for Tour Of Livestock Shows

Some Retail Food Prices Edge Higher   Rents Continue Biggest Headache As Big Cities Move Toward Control

RETAIL FOOD PRICES EDGE HIGHER TODA!   Some Cities Take Steps to Ban Big Rent Increases

RETAIL PRICES OF FOOD EDGE HIGHER IN MANY CITIES   Miami Meeting Endorses Buyers’ Strike; Rent Rance Preteasted

Enormous U. S. Shipments Abroad Contribute to Our Shortages of Many Things

U.S. Troops No Worry To Chinese   Chinese Ambassador Denies Any Friction Caused by Army

Report On ‘Troops Is ’ Requested   China Backs Proposal That U. N. Members Disclose Size Of Their Armed Forces

China Backs U.S. Arms Proposal, Denies Friction   Molotov Reluctant To Reveal Figures On Troops at Home

Full Inspection Of Armies Urged   China Joins U. S. in Putting New Pressure On Russian Leaders

Chinese Back U.S.-Favored Troop Count   Uphold Complete Inventory Both at Wame and Ablraad

North Italy Enguifed by Strike. Tide   Government Employes Act Ties Up Public Life; Riot Wave.

Unrest in Italy Leads to Strikes OfCityEmployees   Venice Police Battle Mobs; Milan Unable to Bury Victims of Riots

Strikes and Disorder Spread Through Italy   Public Life in Milan Paralyzed— Demonstrators Block Highway Rridoe Near Venice

Murray Cites Living Costs  Avers ‘47 May Be Tor : Year For Steel

This State Also Turns to Republicans .   Bradford, Lodge In; Dewey Captures Wew York Again ”

Army Must Not Rest on Its Laurels   fhis Was Statement of Generalissimo Stalin at Moscow Today.

Must Build Red Strength—Joe  Stalin Asks Bolstering Of Military Miaht

STRONGER ARMY, IS STALIN CRY   Appeal To Protect Laurels Is Anniversary Message

‘Stalin Tells Red Army to Guard Soviet   Says Force Must Strengthen Its Military Might

‘Progressive Policies’ Stassen Hails Thye’ s Victory Over Shipstead in Minnesota

Stassen Claims Win in Election ~ Of Fdward thye  Proclaims Victory Fo Progressive Gop t= Policies

LERO WAVE NOT TORIT GREAT LAKES REGION   Forecast New Snow Storms Coming in West: Cold Wave Centers in Nebraska

New Storms  Strike Plains   Heavy Snowfall Blankets Northwest; Will Not Hit Midwest States

Wage Dispute Given Board; Meet Set Today Between Panel, Union Negotiators

Steel Issue Toa Head Today   Truman Says He Will Offer Solution If Agree. ment Not Reached; Calis in Fact Board

ACTION IF STEEL LEADERS HISAEREE  TRUMAK PLEDGES   Labor Secretary Confers with Packing Officials and Union Chiefs

Panel Meets Packers And Union Heads   Conferences In Wash ington Hold Hope O Labor Peace.

Packers, Union Meet in Effort ToEnd Strike   Workers Keep Picket Lines; AFL Modifies Its Wage Demands

Quick Action On Truman’s  Bill Promised   House Committee Sets Tuesday as Deadline for-Report as Government. Tries To Head Off Steel: Strike

Settlement of Disputes Hinges On Gatherings   Truman Promises Steel Proposal

Meeting scheduled Late Today   Congress Moves Toward Quick Action On Labor Bill 

OO Ow lL Ee Te hlUlU el SC  Tei Bandits Get $1,000 From Palmer House Bar

BANDITS HOLD-UP PALMER HOUSE   Escape With $1000 Just Before Closing Time Last Night.

DRAMATIC, MYSTERIOUS AIR IS CUSTOMARY WITH “BIG JOHN’— MAKES STIR WHEREVER HE COFS

ITALIAN PRINCE TO TAKE CROWN   Humbert Flies to Palace as Victor Emmanuel Signs Abdication

“Pawn’ Shops Find Souvenir  Pickings Slim   Most veterans have plenty of ready -cash and are holding on to all valuables.

FILMS OF JAPANESE SURRENDER STOLEN   Navy Asks Police in 11 States to Try to Locate Negatives Taken From Battleship.

Storm Warnings  (Ordered On Coast   ‘severe’ Hurricane Reported 250 Miles From Cape Hatteras By Weather Bureau

RM WARNINGS ARE OUT AS  TWISTER ROARS OVER THE  ATLANTIC NEAR CAPE HATTERAS

Peace Conference Faced With Issues Of Many Treaties   Four Nations Still Deadlocked On Question Of Releasing Drafts

Wires Strung For Christmas Lighting  Jaycees Do Work Preliminary to Big Decoratio

Wires Strung For Christmas Lighting  Jaycees Do Work Preliminary to Big Decoration ste igfr@m g

Slayers Escape From Death Row   Flee D. C. Jail Wearing Policemen’s Uniforms  Fully Armed.

Lenox Man Held on Murder Count  Livestock Dealer Beatin a «dt Badféanrcl

WOULD PROTECT FOOD SHIPMENTS   Farm Produets In Transi Given Protection In Proposed Law

Senate Group Changes Case Bill Entirely   Labor Bill Reported By Committee Drops Penalty Features

Urges Okay Of Loan To Great Britain   Chamber Commerce Approves Proposal

Strong Quake Shocks Strike  In Two Places      Tremors Occur in Puerto Rico and  In Area of Chile

West Indies, Chile Have Earthquakes   Puerto Rico Shaken; Disturbance Appears To Have Been Strong

RECORD HEAVY EARTH SHOCKS   Widely Separated Areas Of! Hemisphere Jolted, But Damage Is Slight

Britain’s Goal International Understanding             Violence. Fear Ride ‘Jinx’ Ship Across Atlantic: Inquiry Is Started at Port

"JINX SHIP" IS IN BALTIMORE   Reaches Port After Numerous Troubles And ‘Murder’ Threat

ITALIANS WANT TO SCUTTLE - SHIPS CLAIMED BY ALLIES   HIGH GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL HINTS THAT EFFORTS MAY "BE MADE TO SINK VESSELS

To Advise on Home Grounds Improvement   Landseape Architeet from Jows State to Be in County

Cerfain Types Of Shoes Will Get Price Hike   New Plan Also Is Devised To Boost Clothing Output

KID AND GOAT SKIN SHOES TO CO UP 45 PCT.   OPA Announcement Today Or Tomorrow On Lids For Meats

Food Prices At i Hig hest Level Hit In 26 es ars   Livestock Pours Into Market As Record High Prices Prevail; Hogs Also Skyrocket; Consumers Call Buyers Strikes; Auto Workers Threaten Strike

CATTLE PRICES SET NEW HIGH AT CHICAGO   Stock Shipments Still Heavy

26-YEARS PEAK IN FOOD PRICE REACHED TODAY   New York Consumer Council Calls For Buyers’ Strike

Buyers Protest Soaring Prices; Strikes Called   Senate Set To Riddle OPA Extension Bill

Buyers Schedule New York Strike   Wholesale Costs Of Food Climb to Level of June, 1920.

Wholesale Food Prices Up to Highest Level in 26 Years Dun and Bradstreet Reports

Military Menace Of Japs Is Over: Gen. Eichelberger  Demobilization of Arm : . ali ms Ge Se Sates   Demobilization of Army Ils in Final State, He Asserts

Situation Casts Dark Shadow Over Peace Meet  Molotov, Yugoslav THerwee (‘ricic   Molotov, Yugoslav Discuss Crisis for Forty Minutes

Situation Casts Dark Shadow Over Peace Meet  Molotov, Yugoslav Discuss Crisis  for Forty Miniitadg

DOPTION FOR JOHNNY  ~ 13-Year-Old Italian War Orphan ~ Not Foraotten by 36th Buddies

LEWIS PLAN REJECTED BY OPERATORS   Refuse to Accept Proposal For Welfare Fund

Retuse Plan For Weltare Proposal   Negotiations At Standstill For Truman Meeting

Decision Forces Soft Coal Wage Negotiations. — Into Another Deadlock

New Deadlock Blasts Hopes Of Agreement ‘At White House Today   Proposed $70,000,000 Fund Condemned As “New Social Theory And Philosophy;’’ Lewis Submits Six Reasons For Adoption Of Plan.

OPERATORS TURN DOWN LEWIS’ PLAN      Say Welfare Fund “Involves New Social Philosophy

Crop Production Best in History   Wheat, Corn Top List;  Few Below Average

 Tops 1942 Output 1946 Agriculture Crop Is Greatest in U. S. History

VETERAN TAKES UP CHALLENGE OF INCUMBENT   B. H. Physician Bases Platform On Common Sense, No Bickerins

America Must Be Reatly To Face Foe   Interior Secretary Cites Thorough Work Done by Nazis

.tankee Airmen Cannot Testify For Mihailovie   Court Refuses Request By Defense At Chetnik Leader’s Trial.

CHETNIK DENIED YANK TESTIMONY   Michailovich Himself Rules Against Witnesses

JURY REFUSES TO HEAR AIRMEN   Mihailovich Counsel Request Denied At Trial

Refuse To Let Mihailovic Call U. S. Airmen   Both Court and Defendant in Treason Trial Oppose Move

Court, Mihailovic Object to Yanks Testimony Request at Treason Trial

Suggest Calling American Airmet Chetniks Saved   Mihailovic Denies He Collaborated With The Enemy At Any Time

CHETNIK DENIES CHARGE   Says He Never Collaborated — With the Enemy

FLIERS NOT TO TALK IN GASE D. MIHAILOVIC   Chetnik General Himself Opposes His Defense’s Request That U. S. Fliers Take Stand.

Price Control Slaughtering Curbs Lifted  and Cotton   Grain and Cotton Prices Join Meat In Sudden Spurt

Thirty-seven Are Hurt in Traffic Smash  Twenty Victims Sent to Hospitals

Quarantine { amped On {‘attle Sales   Viorale of (2%: ( heeupation Forces Is Good   Anthrax Reported In Northeast Texas Area

Resignations Of Chieftains Held Possible      Angry Silence Greets Demand To Accept Unification   * NIMITZ MAY RETIRE   Departure ¢ Of Forrestal May Be Advanced To  Earlier Date

Truman Blasts Navy Chieftains Opposing Merger   Scores Admirals And Others; Rumors Of  Resignations Follow

WARNS HANDS OFF OF HIS PROPOSAL TO MERGE FORCES   CHARGES LOBBYING AND PROPAGANDA IN NAVY OPPOSITION

TOP NAVY MEN MAY RESIGN AFTER BLAST ©   Truman’s Biting Attack On Admirals Greeted With Shocked Silence

Top Navy Men May Quit as Follow-Up to President's Blast on Merger Fight

Navy Leaders Threaten To Quit Over Merger   Forrestal, Nimitz Are In Opposition To Pres. Truman's Unification Demands

Navy’ s Top Men Resent Biting Blast   Likely To Resign As Result Of Truman's Attack On Their Merver Position

Truman Rebukes Navy On Merger  Attacks Admirals For Onancing Plane

Resignation Of Some Leaders Said Possible   Foes Of Merger Plan Are Told Ta Fall [In Line

Silence Follows Stinging Attack   Attitude on Merger May Bring About Resignations

Sea-Going Brass Hats Are Angry   Resignation of Forrestal May Follow Truman Bla:

Naval Leaders lrate At Hot Truman Blast   TOP LEADERS MAY QUIT POSTS IN ANGRY PROTEST

Truman Blisters Merger Opponent:   Top Navy Resignations Seen Following President’s Attack

Navy Heads fred By Truman View   Top-Berth Resignations May Follow Blast At Admirals

NOT PLEASED ABOUT TRUMAN MERGER STAND   His Blast At Admirals May Bring Wave Of  Resignations

Flays Foes Of Military Merger Plan  Navy Surprised * By Sharp Words

Speculate Over Resig nations In  Naval Cireles   Top-Berth Men May Quit After Trumin’s Biting Blast At Adniivals And Others

Truman Lashes at Navy Officers who Fight His Program   Resignation of Many of Top-Berthers May Follow His Attack

High Naval Officers Hit By President   Truman Lashes Them For Opposing Merger Of Armed Forces

Resignation 0! Some Leaders Said Possible  Faes Of Merger Plan Are Told

Truman Lashes Navy's Fight Against Merger   Wave of Resig nations May, Follow Biting Blast at Opposition

[Also Angry Over Blast By Truman    Top-Berth Resignations Might  Follow President’s Sharp Words Against Those Oppos‘ing Merger

SHOCKED, ANGRY SILENCE GREETS PREXY'S BLAST   President Had Gloves Off When He Attacked Admirals And Others Opposing His Plan For Merger Of Armed  Forces.

Nawy’s Chiefs Angry   Truman Criticism Of Merger Opposition Strongly Re sented

HIGH ADMIRALS ANGRY, ALOOF AFTER - REBUKE   President Takes Off Gloves in Ordering Stoppage of Opposition

Merger Is Cause of Upheaval   President Says Dissent Indicates Lobbying, Propaganda; Expects Support   Thomas Speaks   Senator Says Topside Officials Had Hand  in Measure

Sec. Forrestal, Admiral Nimitz Resent Rebuke   President Delivers Biting Criticism Of Highest Officials

RESIGNATION OF TOP NAVY MEN HINTED   Truman's Slap At ‘Lobbyists’ Is Resented

ATTACK iN NAVY   Possible Retirement. of Forfestal and Nimitz $ub ae a eee

MAY QUIT OVER MERGER RIFT   Rumor Resignations After Truman’s Attack

Navy Chiefs  Are Shocked By Outburst, May Get Out   Truman Finds Body Is Battling Merger

‘Truman Lashes at Admirals   And Others in Navy Who Oppose His Armed Forces Merger Program

Resignations of Navy Men Hinted   Truman Raps Opposition To Unification Proposal

Truman Lashes At Admirals For Opposing Merger  rt. SS      Wide Resignation Speculation Wave

Navy Silent at Truman’s Blast   Speculation Wide That Opposers of Merger May Give Resignations

Some. Admirals “May Resign. As Result of Truman's Rebuke - of _ Their Opposition To Merger of. - Artined * Forces:. - Saat ee

BITING BLAST ADMINISTERED AT ADMIRALS   Wide Speculation That Top-Berth Resignations May Follow Lashing Statement  fs Sein arr ae , 3 -zA _

Enemies of Merger Hit By Truman   Forrestal, Nimitz Seen As Quitting in Wake Of Biting Blast.

Hint Top-Berth Leaders May Quit In Opposifion   President Charges Lobbying, Propagand In Bare-Fisted Attack On Navy

TOUCHES OFF RESIGNATION SPECULATION    Forrestal, Adm. Nimitz   Most Vigorous Oppon ents of Plan

Resignations Of High Navy  Men Rumored   Speculation, Not Confirmed, Intimates Truman’s Blasts May Cause Some Officials to Quit.

NAVY LEADERS SILENT AFTER TRUMAN BLAS!   Capital Speculates on Actions of Nimitz  And Forrestal

Navy Shocked, Following Blas   Expect Forrestal May Quit, » Admiral Nimitz Resign. In Protest’ Of. Merger

Key Navy Men Indignant. at Truman Blast   Resignations of Top Berth Men Being Openly Hinted

Admirals Get Order to Halt Merger Ficht   Resignation Wave Possible in Wake Of Truman’s Blast

Navy Chiefs May Quit Ove Truman Bias!   Fen vem ation l poet Stine tee Forresial ana Mimits  Reported Upset by President’s Demand

TRUMAN BLAST MAY RESULT IN NAVAL CHANGES   Resignations Speculated As President Rips Admirals Who Fight Merger

Navy Shocked By Truman Support Blast   President Asserts He Expects Backing In Unification Plans

TEMPERATURES   Palestine Is Gripped By Reign Of Terror   Highway And Railroad Links Destroyed; Underground Radio Claims Zionists Will Be Deported: Hebrew State Demanded

NEW SPEED-UP PLAN ADOPTED AT PARIS MEE]   Outlook Most Promis ing in Weeks, View Of Observers

Big Four To Shift Talks to New York   Peace Conference Will Continue After Oct. 15 Dead Line—  Rernes and Bevin Meet Privately

800 Villages Burned by Armed Raiders   Transfer to Russian Zone Is Bringing Strong Retaliation

ARMED MEN TERRORIZE POLARD   Cross From Soviet Side To Burn And Pilave

Terror Reign Sweeps Over South Poland   Armed Bands Killing Peasants and Burning Hundreds of Villages

—POLAND—   Armed Ukrainians Burn.   Pillage Polish Villages   Thousands. Of Peasants Left Homeless:  Trains And Highway Caravans Attacked

NUMBER DEAD ONDUTH oIDES IN THOUSANDS   Displaced Ukrainians Burning Villages and Carrying Off Livestock.

Nationalist Bands Terrorize Poland, Destroying Villages   Thousands of Polish Peasants Homeless, Destruction Spreads

Sack Homes Of Peasants Burn Towns   Militia Battles Raiders Sweeping In From Russian Zone.

Chile Cabinet Gives Military  Greater Powe   Censorship and State of Siege Follow Riotinz

State of Siege is Declared in Chile After Bloody Riot   Government Prepares for Showdown With Labor; 5 Dead 77 Injured

Chile Orders State of Siege   Troops Called to Quell Rioting After Seven Killed, 72 Wounded

Five Killed In Chilean Labor Riots   Cabinet Is Reshuffled As Government Prepares Far Shawdown.

Cabinet Reshuffled In Chile After Riot Is Quelled  Showdown With Labo: Due Following Bloody Demonstration

Chilean Cabinet Reshuffled In Showdown With Labor As. Aftermath Of Bloody Riotine

CHILEAN CABINET SHAKEN UP AFTER RIOT AT SANTIAG(   State of Siege Imposed by Government; Five Killed, IT Iniirad

BLOODY CHILEAN RIOTING   Cabinet Imposes Censorship,  State of Siege

Chile Declares State of Siege After Riotine   Cabinet Reshuffled as Government Prepares For Showdown—Riots  Kill 5, Injure 77

Blood Flows in Streets of Chile Capital   Rioting Breaks as Workers Protest Higher Living Costs

9 KILLED, 77 INJURED DURING RIOT IN CHILE   Cabinet Reshuffled To Cope With Labor Uprisings

A SHOWDOWN WITH LABOR 1S PREPARED   Government Imposes Censorship and a 60-Day State of Siege as Result of Fight Between Police and Labor Group.

CHILEAN CABINET RESHUFFLED   State Of Siege Imposed After Bioody Riot

CHILE LABORERS BATTLE POLICE 5 DEAD, 77 HURT   WORKERS PROTEST INTERFERENCE IN ‘DEMONSTRATION’

CHILEANS SHAKE UP THE CABINET   Government Reshuffles Official Set-Up In Preparation For Showdown With Labor.   —BY VAUGHN BRYANT—

Chilean Cabinet \hakeup Follow: labor Rioting   “ive Killed. 77 Hurt » Santiago Fighting

State Of Siege On In Chile   Cabinet Reshuffled  Afte: Clashes Between Police, Labor Leaders.

Chilean Laborers Battle Santiago Police In Riots Which Kill five And lnjure 77 ©

LABOR LEADERS AND CHILEAN POLICE CLASH   State Of* Siege Declared After Bloody Riots

MEAT BELIEVED KEY T0 BALLOT   Both Parties in Ohio Eye Housewives’ Reaction To Price Level

Politicians. Believe Meat Holds Key to Elections   Major Parties Eye Stockyard, Wonder How ‘Madame Housewife Will React to Situation

Full Authority On All Phases Of Job Given   ‘David Lilienthal Is Appointed As Group Chairman

Lilienthal Takes Over Atom Post   Five Civilians Assume Task of Promoting Use for Human Good

Avil Board Takes Charge Of A- Enere   David Lilienthal, Former Director Of TVA, Heads New Control Body

Civilians Take Over Control Of ‘A-Energy   David Lilienthal Is Head of Commission of Five Named For Challenging Work

Full Authority On All Phases Of Job Given  David Lilienthal Is Appointed As

PRESIDENT NAMES BOARD 10 CONTROL ATOMIC PROBLEMS   Lilienthal to Head Body Given Broad Powers in Matter; Mandate is Prescribed By Truman.   FAMED AMERICANS ARE APPOINTED

BRITISH RELEASE JEN. ARAB LEADERS   Move Halled Optimistically As Way To. Quiet Violence

ritish Moving or Peace in  he Holy Land   Announce Release Of Jewish and Arab  Leaders from Prison

TWO PERSONS HURT IN AUTO COLLISION   One Of Them, Mrs. John A. Orn. dorff, Hanover R. D. 3, Was Treat_ ed At Hanover General Hospital

Railroaders Find Body Of Unidentified Man On Tracks Near Chester

U. 8: Condemns Reds’ Distrust   Austin Warns World U. S. Not To Scrap : Arms Alone

FEELING TENSE AT UAW VOTING   Two Thousand Delegates To Decide Battle For Presidency

Peuther-Thomas Vote Test Today   2000 UAW De legates To Ballot on Leader

BRITISH BAKERS FIGHT RATIONING   Tradesmen Will Go Te Jail Rather Than Clip Coupons

BRITONS REFUSE TO RATION BREAD   BAKERS, BACKED BY 200,000 RETAILERS, DEFY LABOR GOVERNMENT,

BAKERS BALK AT RATIONING   Defy British Govt. Order On Bread Rationing To Begin Next Sunday

Hundreds Driver From Homes by Deluge of Rain   6.76-Inch Downpour Recorded; Red Cross Rushes Aid to City

SIX-INCH RAIN  DELUGES SAN  ANTONIO AREA   Kesidents Of Lowlands Told ;  Ouit Homes

Expect Price of Meat Will Rise   for Packer Workers to Hit Consumer

Price of Meat Likely to Rise, OPA Man Says   Increase Tentatively OK’ To Take Care of Wage Hike

Meat Prices May Increase  As Strike Toll   Final Decision Still Has Not Been Reached By New Economic Head

HIGHER MEAT PRICES FORECAST BY OPA AID   Packing House Boost Slatec To Result In Increase

PRICE OF MEAT MAY GO HIGHER   Cost to Consumer to Reflect Wage Increase

F. Ketcham, OPA Counsel, Predicts Meat Price Hike   Okay Legislation For More Flour, Meat Subsidies

Meat Prices fo Increase With Wages   Boost for Workers to Result in Raise of ''5 Cents Plus"

Russia, Argentina Are Not in Counci To Fight Hunger      19 Nations Prepare To Meet Emergency; Hoover Reports

BIG.QUESTION FOR SPAIN: IS. \TIME RIPE FOR MONARCHY? DON * \JUAN READY TO’ASSUME PLACE

Spain Stand On Monarch  Nears Head   Mystery Surroundé Reported Negotiations Between Throne Pretender ‘and Generalisshmo Franco; Ex.  _treme Cantion Neces-

Crucial Moment In Spanish History. ... .  Question Of Monarchy’s  Restoration Coming To Head; Spain Faces Test

BRITISH LOAN I$ ENDORSED   House Banking Group Ask: Approval As Aid For World Prosperity

Nation Reports Mine Shutdowns Nearly Complete   400,000 Miners Left Idle By Coal Strike

Tieup Spreads Through Coal States Today   Paralysis Creeping Over U. S. As Lewis Defies U.S. Edict

Virtually Complete Walkout By: 400 000 Miners Reported   Six States Indicate All Union Operations Closed Down As Contract Is ‘Terminated’

17,400 ON STRIKE NZI PLANTS OF  cl cfT LLU! ia ;   1.500.000 Idle or Threatening to Walk Out in Two Weeks

Million And Half Workers Now Involved In Strikes Or Threatened Tieups

SNYDER HINTS AT ~ TAX RATE BOOST   Predicts Increase. lf Prices “tet Tan High

TAXES TO FOLLOW PRICES AND HIKE MAY BE NECESSARY   Secrelary of Treasury Warns That Rates To Go Up if.  * Inflation Comes

Treasury Chief Predicts Tax Hike, “If Prices Get Too Far Out Af Ue det

Snyder Hints at Tax Rate Boost  Hilo Due if Pricec   Hike Due if Prices ‘Get Out of Hand’

Snyder Predicts Boost In Taxes With Price Rise  Rate Hike May Be Used To Brake Inflation Spiral,

USED AS BRAKE ON INFLATION  Rise In Prices May Bring On Increase In Nation's Taxes.

Taxes May Jump in Proportion To Increased Prices   Will Serve As Inflation Break

RISING PRICES, ~ HIGHER TAXES   Treasury Head Declares Hike In Rates Would Follow Excessive Charges

Air Forees Ask Billion  for Planes   Preparedness   Plans Readied

Faith In Son Is Confirmed   Ex-Marine Reported Killed In Stolen Car Proves To Re Somecne FEise.

Get Wrong Body To Send It Back   Parents Find Dead Youth Not Their Son

‘Baltimore Mayor Addresses Rotarians U.S. Lacks Courage la World Deoslives, MeKeldin Assert:

Baltimore Mayor Addresses Rotarians  us . Lacks Courage la World — Dealirgs, ! McKeldin Asserts

SCARCITY OF MEAT LAID TO STOCK MEN   Tobin Makes Charges in Magazine of Union Today.

ARAB SPOKESMEN HTS PROPOSAL 10 DIVIDE PALESTINE   London Council Warned of Retaliation Against. Jewteh Terroricm

CHINA RIVALS RUSH TROOPS INTO MUKDEN   Armed Bid Being Made For City Control By Communists

Sino Factions Rush Forces to Mukden Sector   Russian Departure  Still Not Confirmed: Martial Law. Search For Guns in Harbin

Blue Opens Conference On Housing   Strikes at Restrictive Policies ot Federal Government.

BLUE BLAME HOUSING LACK ON THE GOV'T   Tells Governor Conference Restrictive Policies Halt Building

Patterson Test: °$ “May Complained To. em: Over Closing Munitions Plants

bITa HELPED TO IKE GOSTS BY ERIE BASIN   Ex-Army Officer Testifies to Lipsticks Charged to Government.

May's Complaint Revealed When Army Halted Illinois Munitions Firm Production

RUSSIA READY 10 SEEK SHOWDOWN ON ATOM CONTROL   Gromyko Scheduled te Open  Debate on Own Pro eee ie ee pa

Russia Seeks Decisive Vote On Her Plan  For A-Bombs   Gromyko To Open Talk On Proposal For World Parley

Reds Seeking Showdown On U. S. Proposal   Gromyko Scheduled To Open Debate With Plan For A. Control

Russia Will ‘Open Debate ‘On Afom Plan   Rejects U. S. Plan, Which Has Strong Support; Will Offer Own Proposal

Red Pressing Atomic Views  ‘Outlawing’ Measure Faces Sure Defeat

Russia To Seek Showdown On Outlawing Production And ‘Use Of Atomic Weapons   Gromyko Te Open Debate On His Proposal Before Committee Of U, N. Commission

4-HWers MAY © PARTICIPATE. IN NATIONAL CONTEST   4H Boy or Girl Submitting Best - Story Will Receive All-Expense Trip ‘To Chicago, WL

Ban on Strikes Urged by Ford   Motor Magnate Tells ClO Boss How Labor Can Best Contribute

PARIS Meet— Continued on Page Twe   Henry Ford Turns Down  Union Bid

Chinese Reds On Offensive   Move Against Government Held Positions On Dozen Fronts

Strike End Means Much to Industry  Productivity to Be Restored and Parts Shortages Eased

G. M. Pact Will Start Flow of Parts to Others   Industry Will Not Reach Goal Set For Year, Electric Strike Ends

City Employes Cannot Patrol Public Property   Citizens’ Committee May Perform Services If Union Holds Out

THREATENED HOUSTON CITYWIDE STRIKE POSTPONED TO MONDAY  CIO AUTO WORKERS CHARGE GM WITH DELAY  IRI TRICHD) ITC COTTI CRACNIT

BIG FOUR TALK ON FUTURE OF GERMAN NATION    Chances For Understanding Seem To Be Far Over The Horizon

ALLIES SPLIT ON GERMANY SETTLEMENT   Byrnes Insists on Peace Agreement As First Action

BYRNES SAYS GERMAN TREATY ESSENTIAL FIRST   Necessary Before New Government Can Be Set Up

GERMAN PEACE PACT NEEDED   Byrnes Says Settlement Of German Peace Essential Before Government

Services Held Sunday For Mrs, Bertha H. Bell, 64   Rites For Beloved Woman Held in Presbyterian Chureh, Resident Here 21 Year:

Polio Outbreak Wanes In Southwestern USA   Medical Authority Criticises Slipshod Efforts Made To Control Disease; 7,000 Cases Reported

CALIFORNIA IN URGENT APPEAL  Spread Of Polio Declines In ~ Southwest: Other Areas Hit

GOP Plans Fight Against CIO-PAC   State Chairman Taylor Says PAC Only Agency To Carry Campaign For Democrats

STATE COMMITTEE MEETS  Texas Democrats Honor Sam Rayburn at Banquet

U. 9. TRUSTEESHIP (VER ISLAND BASES   Administer Vital Island Bases Seized From Japanese.

U.S. TO SEEK TRUSTEESHIP PACIFIC IDS.   Truman and Congress Agree  On the Move ©

Congress, Truman Agree U.S. Should Control Jap Bases   Name Seized Islands Considered Vital To U. S. Security

U.S. LIKELY 10 CONTROL VITAL ISLAND BASES   Congress Agrees To OK Any Such Move By President

Keep Seized Pacific Isles,, Truman Asks   Sole Trusteeship Of Ex-Jap Bases Rv UJ. S. Adviced

Franco Denies Any Fascist Sympathies   By DEWITT MACKENZIE aw Waearela Traweler

GOOD RELATIONS WITH U.S. SAID FRANCO'S WISH   AP Writer Given Rare Interview -With Spanish Chief

 Mackenzie’ 's.Column ‘Franco: Denies Any Leaning 1 To  Views Of Hitler And Mussolini

FRANCO IS ANXIOUS FOR IMPROVED RELATIONS WITH U. S.; DECLARES SPAIN NO ALLY OF NAZIS. ITALY

Wew ltt MacKenzie s Uolumn  Spain’s Franco Condemns Nazis, Seeks Democratic Rule At Home

‘Franco Denies Link with Hitler \And Mussolini   In Interview Spanish Dictotor Says His Country Is Heading For Democratic Rule

arwry ses Seo wwerwsesoerN Www as  Franco Disavows Nazi-Fascist Sympathy

Mackenzie’s Column  By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP World Traveler    Spanish Head Disavows : Nazi Symopathies.

Franco Anxious For U.S. Good Will,  Disavows Nazi-Fascist Sympathies

2Near Death Fr om Detroit Shooting Spree   Wounded By Ex-Convict Tr Fresirated Attempt To Kidnap His Young Duanghter

4-H Membership Drive Launched “November 4th      COUNTY. MERCHANTS BACK BOYS AND GIRLS IN THIS ISSUE

Realtors Demand  OPA Hike Rents   15 Per Cent Increase Asked by Industry

15 Pct. Increase On Rent Ceilings Requested of OPA  Real Estate Industr Seeks Eventual End

Rent Ceiling Hike Sought   Eventual Elimination 0} Controls Goal of Real Estate

Increase in Rent Ceilings Asked  Formal Petition Is Filed With OPA

Real Estate Industry Asks  Rent Increase   Clear Showdown On Issue Looms  As Petition Is Filed

REAL ESTATE MEN ASK RENT INCREASE   Petition Placed Before OPA for 1! Per Cent Raise in Prevailing Ceilings.

OPA Receives Plea For Permit to Increase Rentals   Clearcut Showdown May Follow Petition Filed With Federal Board

Christmas Of 1946 Establishes Record: ii Gift Purchasing   : “More. ‘Money Spent : For Holidays Than. Ever Known Before

Christmas Of 1946. Establishes Record: in Gift Purchasing  be gee ghee gw   'M re: Money. Spent “ Holidays Than.

NOTED AUTHOR SUCCUMBS T0 LIVER AILMENT   Damon Runyon Interpreted Broadway Characters To World

Brilliant Pen of Runyon Is Stilled   No Funeral Planned for Famed Reporter-Author

CANCER CLAIMS DAMON RUNYON   Breezy Broadway Fiction Writer Wrote Column, ‘The Brighter Side’

DEATH CLAIMS DAMON RUNYON   Famed Author-Columnist Dies in New York at 62; Body to Be Cremated

Runyon, Noted Author, Dies   Widely Quoted Writer Succumbs to Liver Ailment at 62

DAMON RUNYON IS DEAD AT 62   Widely Known Columnist, Author Succumbs in N. Y. After Long Illness

Damon Runyon, Writer, Succumbs  Interpreted Broadway Characters To World

Broadway Story Teller Damon Runyon Dies   Famous Short Story Writer Known for Fabulous Characters

FARM OUTLOOK TO BE TALKED AT MEET HERE   Prices, Prospects Scheduled As Topics At Open Session

TRUMAN TO GET MERGER BILL   DETAILS OF MEASURE  NOT MADE etlmbac

ARMY-NAVY MERGER PLAN WORKED OUT   Details Given To President Truman Today-

Film Star Takes Costly Trip  $27,000 Worth Of Valuables  Taken From Dorothy Lamow

Gene Talmadge Is Seriously Ill   Geergia’s Governor Nominee Is Stricken

Loan for Britain Is Asked-to Avoid °  Economic Warfare   Secretary Vinson Sees Necessity for Easy Road In World Commerce

VETO ACTION POSSIBLE ON SPAIN ISSUE   Some View UN Report Too Strong to Suit Big Powers

U.N. May Veto Spanish Break   Findings ef Conmnnittee Expected Thirredleao

Veto Action ‘in Spanish Case Viewed   Britain, Russia and U.S. Have Not Tipped Their Hands

Veto Looms as Bic Factor in Council Action on Franco   Britain, U. §. and Russia Have Not Tipped Hands on Report

Veto May End Spanish Case  Big Power Could Halt UN Anti-Franco Move

Veto On Break With Franco Spain Looms   One of Big Powers Might Oppose Diplomatic Break

U.S., BRITAIN MAY VETO ANY SPANISH BREAK   Diplomatic Break Seen As Not Strong Enough For Soviet Russia

‘U.S. MUST STAND READY”  Russia Accused Of Blocking Efforts To Write The Peace 

Russians Blamed For Peace Delays   Admiral Carney Hurls Blunt Charge at Red Obstructionists.

Veteran Held In Babe’s Death   “Have Just Killed A Baby” Philly Man Quoted by Police.

Shrinkage Of Meat Is 62 Percent   Dealers Have That Percent age Less in September  Than in June

Altered Profit Plan Favored By Radcliffe; Ficht Is Due    Chances Appear Dim For Passage Of All Stop-Gap Proposals

Prices on Increase in Many Cities Today as Legislators Make Try to Extend Powers.   TAFT, BARKLEY HOLD CONFERENCE

REPUBLICANS PLAN FIGHT FOR PERMANENT BILL   Temporary Extension Measures Sent to Committee

But Support Mounts For  - Rebirth OPA   Senator Radcliffe Tels Re: porter He Is Inclined To Back a Compromise   He Supported  Taft Amendinent    Marylander’s Vote May Deeide Issue When ii Comes Before Banking Connnittee

Chances of Recreating OPA Grow   Little Chance Seen for Any Stop-Gap Law Now

Interim Resolutions Reach Committee in Spite of Obiections by O’Daniel

PERMANENT MEASURE IS SUGCESTED   Committee Gets Two Bills On “3  Extension me bi

House Passage of 20 Day Emergency OPA Extension Bill Meaningless Against Senate Opposition.   ACTION RESTS WITH BANKING COMMITTEE

O’Daniel’ 8 3 Tactics Are.  Tactics Are      HOWEVER, PERMANENT MEASU APT TO RECEIVE FIRST  ATTENTION; MAY BE READY  - BY WEEK-END

Chances for dtop-Gap Controls  Virtually Disappear; Recreation : Of OPA on Truman’s Lines Seen

Stop-Gap Plan Not Favored by Solons For U. S.      COMPROMISE BILL MAY BE PASSED BY CONGRESS

Vital Support In Recreating  OPA Develops   Labor Department's Price Index on Basie Commodities Jumps 7.7 Points Monday

SENATE GROUP MAY AGREE ON COMPROMISE   Radcliffe May Break the Deadlock Over Kind of Bill Truman Wants and One He Vetoed—Stopgap Control Ruled Out.

OPA Stop-Gap Bill Voted by House Is Marked for Defeat   Compromise Profit Plan Appears Acceptable to Senate Committee

Senate Ready lo Acton Rent Only; Termed a ‘Farce’   Barkley i di Plan; Capehart Fo Press For Vote on Wednesday

EXTENSION FOR INTERIM PERIOD WINS IN HOUSE   Some Chance Seen For New Revisions More Suitable To Truman’s Desires

Taft and Barkley Co-operating fo Frame New Law   Bowles Thinks That Hi: Resignation Will Clarify {ssue

MAY BRING OUT BILL SUITABLE TO PRESIDENT   Banking Committee Shows Signs Of Favoring Re-creation Of Price Control; No Stop-Gap Action Likely,

STOP-GAP HOPE DISAPPEARS IN SENATE DEBATE   House Votes Temporary Control Revival for 20 Davs by 7824, KIT

Emergency Action Put ‘Through After Hot —~ Debate in House        i

Radcliffe Is Ready for  Agreement   House Fight Seems Lost. Because of Senate Attitude on Measure   Developments   Price’ Index for Basic Commodities Shows 7.7 Jump

Motorists Are Warned To Get Cars In Shape   State Highway Patrol checking brakes, tires and lights, in effort to reduce accidents.

LOCAL POLICE BEGIN AUTOMOBILE SAFETY CHECK   Program Is Being Conducted Under Sponsorship of A.C. P.   TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS   Brakes, Lights, Tires, Wind. shield Wipers and Horns Checked.

CASE ON-TITO AS CONTINUED   Belgrade May Be Asked for Retribution

ITALIAN TREATY HEADS BIG FOUR AGENDA TODAY   Clash On Same Issue Broke Up Last Parley

Big Four Ministers  Talk Italy   Allied Leaders Resume Confab To Settle Treaties

CONTROVERSIES SHUNNED TODA) IN PEACE MEET   Easy Problems Brought Up For Study In Opening Of Session

BIG 4 MEET STARTS ON EASY TOPIC   Italian Peace Treaty First on Today's Agenda

Foreign Ministers Shun Any Chance For Showdown At Ontset Of Newly Resumed Meeting; Agenda Drawn Uy.   (CONSIDER ITALIAN ECONOMIC QUESTIO?

Ministers Turn Their Attention To Itahian Pact   Study Economic Aspects of Treaty to Avoid Controversial Issues

BIG FOUR ENVOYS AVOID SHOWDOWN AY PARIS MEETING   ,Ministers Discuss Only Economic Aspects of Ital inn Treaty

NIGHT CLUB  DANCER HELD IN KIDNAPING   Six-Year Old Los Angeles Girl Missing Six Months

Decrease in Other Dairy Goods Seen   Milk and Cheese Drops Possible—Hog Market Down —Clothing Cheaper

Dairymen’s Union  Considers Strike   Failure to Hold Price Line Hit By Upstate Leader

GROMYKO WILL FACE ATOMIC QUESTIONING   UN Delegate To Ask Date On Plan To Ban Bomb

Top Officials of Corporation, Union Meet With U. S. Mediator   Reds Bar Bishop  From Consistory

VET ASKS ARMY BILL OF RIGHTS Hargrove Scores Army's Setup As Others Back Current Plan -

Hargrove Urges Bill of Rights For Servicemen   Novelist Is Sharply Critica’ of Army's ‘Caste System

Read Charges lo  Japanese Leaders   International War Crimes Tribunal Starts Arraign. ment Of War Criminals

ACCUSED JAPS HEAR CHARGES   TOJO AND OTHERS, PRESENT AT READING OF WAR CRIMES INDICTMENTS BY ALLIED ; TRIBUNAL ‘

Truman Sets New Course  For 2d Year Of Control   Veers Toward Left On Majer Policies

PLOTS COURSE SLIGHTLY LEFT FOR NEW YEAR   Starting Second 12 Months, President Backs FEPC, Poll Tax Repeal.

Truman Still Left of Center   ‘Nat Veering From Objectives Laid Down By FDR. He Says -

Truman Is At Left at Year’s End   E.E.P.C., Poll Tax Statements —_ Indicate He Still Follows the ¥.D.R. Course   Congressional Reaction Mixed; Some Fear  C.L.Q. Purge

‘Truman Reaffirms. ‘Support Anti-Poll. ‘Tax Bill and F EPC      Pee Contitived Effort ‘Fo Secure Enactment; Congressional Reaction  -~ Divided;

TRUMAN MOVES LEFT OF CENTER   Asking Peace With Senators From South   STILL BACKING FEPC

April Calendar   Truman Sticks to FDR Objectives For Second Year as U. S. Leader

President Begins Second Year in White House  Truman Directing ~~ Party Policy Left 8 Canter

Truman Keeps Democratic Policy Pointed Left Of Center As 2nd Year Opens

Truman Pilots Party's Policy Leff of Center   President Opens Second Year In White House

Truman Policies Swing Left Continuing FDR Objectives   Balanced Budget May Reduce Taxes

Truman Pilots Democratic Policy To Left Of Center As He Enters Second Year

©  —TRUMAN— Stays Left Of Center   President Starts His Second Year

Second Year Finds Truman Left Of Center On Aims  >, Wa MS wae oe

Not Veering From Broad Aims.  ‘Truman Holds To Left Of Center At End Of #¥irst Year In The White House      Tax Reductions In Sight -IfMoney Demands Let Ur

Truman Pilots Party Policies Left Of Cente   Stands Solidly Behind Leg. islation te Abolish Stute Poll Taxes and For Permanent FEPC

Man Burns  To Death   Rice County Pensioner Perishes In Fire That Destroys Garage

Tarkington Dies At Indiana Home  7 Seyeral of His .  ‘eT ct. ANintetandinea’

WORLD FAMED NOVELIST BOOTH TARKINGTON DIES   Writing Brothers Brought Indiana Into [ts “Golden Age of Letters”

Booth Tarkington, Beloved American Novelist, Dies in Indianapolis at Aae of 76

B. Tarkington Dies; Pulitzer Winner Twice   Noted Author Of ‘Penrod’ And Scores Of Other Great Writings Dead At Indiana Home

DEATH STILLS TARKINGTON PEN   Hoosier Novelist Dies At 70; Funeral To Be Private

The World Remembers His Penrod .  : Death Claims Booth Tarkington

Tarkington, Novelist, Dies  Winner of 2 Pulitzer Prizes Succumbs At Aae of 76

Booth Tarkington Dies In 76th Year   Indiana Author Was. Winner Of Coveted Pulitzer Prize.

TARKINGTON IS TAKEN BY DEATH   Noted Novelist Dies At Home In_ Indianapolis; Age 76.

‘Tarkington, Noted Author, Dies Sunday   Hoosier Novelist and Playright Had Won Pulitzer Prize for Literature Twice

Booth Tarkington, Novelist, Dies AtIndianapolis Home; Found Place In Literature

Tarkington, Writer, Dies  Famous Hoosier rT al i he Fie: 3p __,.» 2

PHOTOS REVIVE KIDNAP PROBES   Finds Picture of Suspect ii Hunt for Place to Live

Truman Talks Of Need For Pacific Bases   PRESIDENT AND GENERAL EISENHOWER HOLD CONFERENCE

COAL WALKOUT IN 17TH DAY   No Settlement In Sight: 656,000 Still Idied By U. S. Strikes

Mediators At Work In Butte Mining Battles   NO PROGRESS IN COAL STRIKE DESPITE TALKS

Truman Calls on Democrats For Greater Unity in Ranks   A-Bomb Tests May Be Put Off Indefinitely   Atomic Scientists Hail Delav

Smaller Bread Loaves a Must  Orders Issued by  Acriculture Dent.

SMALLER BREAD LOAVES ‘MUST’   Bakers Required To Make Product Weight 10 Per Cent Less

Smaller Loaves of Bread Due Saturday to Meet Food Needs   Agniculture Move Also Designed to Spread * Short Domestic Sunn] y.

BREAD LOAVES T0 BE SMALLER   Cut Of ' 30° Per Cent In Weight Of Loaves Mandatory Beginning Saturday.

Smaller Loaves Of Bread Become A Must Saturday: Bakers Also Told To Reduce Roll:

U.S, ORDERS CUT IN SIZE OF BREAD LOAF      New Product To Be 10 Per Cent Lighter

Loaves of Bread Must Weigh 10 Per Cent Less From Saturday   Washington, May 29. CP—Smaller loaves of bread become a must

BREAD WEIGHT CUT ORDERED SATURDAY   Smaller Loaves And Rolls Decreed In Newest Move To Aid Famine Areas And Spread Supplies At Home

Loaves Of Bread Must BeReduced   Bakers Ordered to Make 10 Percent Cut Beginning Saturday

Order Cut in Bread Loaf   Smaller Size Will Become Must By Next Saturday

Half a Loaf Better Than None?  Bread and Roll Sizes Cut 10% by Government Order

Bread ( Cut Saturday   Both Loaves. and Rolls Must Weigh 10% Less; Price to Remain Same

Beginning Saturday, Bakers Must Turn Out Smaller Loaves of Bread

IRANIAN QUESTION WILL BE DROPPED, SPOKESMEN SAY   Red Troops Expected To Depart by May 6, Council Deadline

IRANIAN MATTER MAY BE DROPPED   Private Reports Say Naz Troops are Withdrawn

yvynat if Means  Not All of Industrial Strife _ Is Struaaqle Over Waaes. Prices

Byrnes Confers With President  Will Make Report To Nation Tonight

BYRNES T0 SPEAK TONATION TONIGHT   SECRETARY TO DISCUSS FOREIGN POLICY IN A 30MINUTE BROADCAST.

Byrnes Will Report  on Conference  30-Minute Talk Scheduled - Tonicht on Air

HST Also Plans Talk To UN Assembly Byrnes’ Report On Meet Set Tonight

BYRNES PLANS TO MAKE HIS REPORT BY AIR    Is Scheduled to ‘Broadcast at Hour of Ten Tenight

BYRNES’ TALK TO DEAL WITh PARIS PARLEY   Report on Conference Will Be Given To Nation Tonight

Byrnes Is Congratulated By Truman for Paris Job; Goes to Work on Report

Byrnes Is Praised By Chief Executive   Secretary of State May Reinforce Policy Toward Russia

4-H Club Officers  Conference Planned  Modal Mlnh Mastiinn~« =m.   Model Club Meeting, and Discussion of Respective Duties Scheduled

All County Club Leaders to Meet At Public Schoo   Discussions and Demonstra tions Are Scheduled to Be- gin at 10:30 a. m.

Seaman, Shipowners Resume Negotiations; Union Embargo On Overseas Press Copy Liftec

Strikers Resume Parley in Lake Shipping Tieny      ‘Meanwhile, Union Seeks to  Cripple All Lake Traffic cos. Ry Frdav

Both Sides Continue To Give Out Conflicting Reports On Effects Of Walkout Which Began Last Thursday   SURVEY SHOWING ~ 60 SHIPS HALTEL

RESUME TALKS TOSETILE ~ LAKES STRIKE   Meanwhile Parties Disagree As to Ships Tied Up

TALKS RESUMED IN LAKE STRIKE   Negotiations Open Between Strikers And Companies; Results Confusing

NMU, SHIPPERS JO NEGOTIATE      TALKS START IN NEW YORK AND CHICAGO TODAY

Russia Involved in Hess’ Trial  ‘German, Soviet Plot Charged in Hearing

Hess, Von Ribbentrop Base Defense On Claim Russia Plotted With Nazis

Vote On British Loan Suagested   Senator Would Put Issue To Electorate

ESTIMATE-0F— COAL SUPPLY   COAL ASSOCIATION SAYS AVERAGE COMMUNITY HAS ONLY TWO WEKS SUPPLY LEFT

Allies Make Concessions To Reds At Yalta; Top Secret Just Revealed

Ministers Tal: Futiley On Border Issue’ After Hearing Byrnes: Proposal

Would Pledge U.S. to Keep German Peace   Byrnes Asks Use of Allied Military Might For 25 Years On German Soil

Frontier Question  Unsolved   Byrnes Proposes Peace Pact to Last at Least Twenty-five Years

Accord Not Reached On Borders   ‘Yugoslavia Is Seeking Greater Portion Of Istrian Peninsula

Byrnes Pledges Aid to Keep Peace in Germany, Japan For Next Quarter Century

Frontier Question Discussed   Big Four Take Up Tough Issue; U. S. Plan for Germany Revealed

Byrnes Offers ‘-Power Pact To Keep Peace   Would Commit U. S. To 25 Years of wet To Hold Down Reic

Discuss: Italian Frontier   Big Four Ministers Plan to Devote Entire Day to Talks. On Difficult Problem

Rep. Mason Proposes Legislation to Exempt All Mutual News Agencies From Anti-Trust Law Prosecution.

STASSEN’S MEN ON TOP IN ‘TEST   Early Tally Gives Gov. Thy¢ Lead Over Shipstead

British Brides Start Trip Home   Troops Aboard Liner Argentina To Begin Vavace To New Home

‘British Br ides And. Babies Are Enr. route ToU.S.             Ameéricai-Ex-Ser vicemen: Find” Liner’ Ar-gentine Fitted: Wiih ‘Nurseries. for Vovane .

ALL - SOCIALIST CABINET SEEN   Blum Failing To Win French Coalition Panet

Coalition Move Faiis in France   Socialist Party, Minority Group, Plans to Take Over,

SOCIALIST CABINET FOR FRANCE   Efforts Toward Coalition Are Fruitless

Ration Plan For Bread Considered   Claimec Necessary To AS sure Fair Distribution  of Supplies

Price of Milk Goes Up; May Ration Bread   Women In Denver “Hisfack” Drivers; Meat Grows Short

MILK PRICE INCREASE OF ONE CENT GRANTED  NATION MAY HAVE BREAD RATIONING

Bowles Hints Action Afte Reports Of Hi-Jacking In Denver Area   Scarcity Of Mea Also Causes Alarn   Increased Milk Price To Late To Increase Output, Says Dairymen   Comes Too Late

OPA Hikes Ceilings On Feeds   Grants Another Boost On Cotton Clothing; Further Increase Seen

LEWIS BALDWIN, HEAD OF MISSOURI-PACIFIC FOR 23 YEARS, DIES AT HOME

BALDWIN, RAIL EXECUTIVE, DIES   President Of Missouri Pacific Lines Dies In S+ Lauie

Egypt Calls For Troops Withdrawal   Says Their Presence on Soil of U.N. State Is Infringement.   Slap at UU. 8.

EGYPT DEMANDS WITHDRAWAL OF FOREIGN TROOPS   Hits Other Forms Of ‘Pressure’ In Small Countries

EGYPT WANTS UN AGTION ON BRITISH ARMY   Tells Assembly Big Powers Are Infringing on Sovereignty.

Egypt Demands “External Pressure” of Big Powers Be Withdrawn From Little ations Including Troops

Egypt Assails All ‘Pressure’   Mohammed Speaks For Little Nations

‘Pressure’ of Big Powers Attacked   Egypt’s Demand for Withdrawal of Forces From Small Nations Is Rap at Britain and Ts. Nead of “Sanerctate? Te Emphasized

EGYPT SEEKING WITHDRAWAL Ot ARMED FORCES   Other Forms Of “Pressure” By Big Powers Are Condemned

Tells UN Work of Keeping Peace Must Go to International Police Group

BIG POWERS ARE ASSAILED BY EGYPTIANS   Demand Made Before UN That Foreign Troops Leave Small Countries.

Egypt Demands Big Powers Withdraw Troops From Smaller Nations; Seek “More Discreet” Veto Power Use   SLAP AT AMERICAN FORCES IS CLAIM

SLAP AIMED ~ AT BRITISH TROOPS EGYPT   USSR Expected Bring Up Question In UN L.ater

Implies. Criticism  Of Britain and US.   Delegate Asks Codification of Principle as Step Toward World Coavernment—Koo Backs U.S; —

UNO Expected to Tackle Problem of Atomic Contro   Adoption of Moscow Resolution for Creation of Commission Anticipated

Atomic Energy Consideration to Start Today   Unanimous Adoption Expected for Moscow Resolution

BLAZE SWEEPS 4 BUILDINGS IN 3 HOUR BATTLE   5 Business Firms Are Burned Out in Manufacturine Area

5 Business Firms Are  Wiped Out   Four Buildings Destroyed ‘In Blaze Lasting More Than Three Hours.

HIGHER EDUCATION STUDY 15 PLANNED   TRUMAN NAMES COMMISSION TO CONSIDER PROBLEM OF COLLEGE CROWDING.

Off-Campus Center: Necessary In State   Work Of Setting Up State Wide Program Moving Right Along

BNR ee ape RRR eT ee  IALK OF ATOMIC ELECTRICITY, HIPS MARKS BIRTHDAY OF AGE

Atomic Power Electricity Soon   cientist Predicts Vill. Be Producing

MOVE STARTE BYBi-PARTISAN SENATE GROUP   “Break” Expected in Deadlocked Mine Negotiations

EXCHANGES CLOSED   Trading Suspended After Sharp Drop In Quotations

Harokl Luski, Brifish La bor Party, Urges Britain Cling to Anglo-Russian Solidarity

Soviet Veto On Atomic Bomb To To Be Continued   PRAVDA SAYS RUSSIA NEVER TO GIVE UP POWER

Official Soviet Organ Declares America Is Striving For World Rule By the Atom Bomb

Pravda Charges U. $. Is Striving For World Rule   Official Communist Organ Insists on Outright. Ban. on Bomb

IRONY HURLED AT U. S. ATOM CONTROL PLAN   BARUCH PROPOSAL IS ATTACKED BY MOSCOW PAPER

RUSSIA WON'T GIVE UP ATOM VETO POWER   Declares U. S. Control Proposal Shows Nation Aims at ‘World Rule’

Pravda Scores U, §, ~ Alom Control Plar   America is Accused 0} Striving for World Rule

U.S. Atomie Control Plan Is Denounced  By Red Paper   Pravda Says Veto Right Will Never Be Surrendered By Russians

AUSGIA FEARS MONOPOLY BY U5. ON BOMBS   Pravda Says Soviet Will Not Give Up Veto Over Atomie..Control.

Pravda Assails U.S. Plan for  Atomic Control   Russia Won't Give Up Veto, Communist Newspaper Declares

Baruch Plan Is Rejected   Russian Communist Newspaper Decries U.S. ‘Monopoly’ Plan

Claims Russia Not To Give Up Veto Power  Raruch Atamic   Baruch Atomic Program Gets Red Light

Reds Appear To Value Veto Right Above Threat Of Atom War By U.S.

“will Never Surrender Veto Power”   Pravda Says Baruch Plan of Atom Control Reflects Striving of U. S. For World Rule

Reds Denounce U.S. Plan For Atomic Control   Pravda Launches Lengthy Attack On Baruch Plan

Pravda Charges U. S. Is Striving For “World Rule”   Denounces Proposal of Bernard  Baruch in Lengthy Article; ) Praises Red Plan   Re REFVMBRFRT IAMES

Pravda Declares Russia Will Never Surrender Veto Power on Atom  Bomb: U. S. Bid for World Rule Seen

Reds “Will Never’ Surrender Atomic Control Plan Vet   Pravda Further Says That U.S. Proposal “Reflects Striving For World Ruje”’

Soviet Policy to Keep Veto Power   Official Newspaper Says U. S. Atom Plan ‘‘Atomic Diplomacy”

DENOUNCE U.S ATOMIC PLAN      Soviet Press Says Russi Will Never Surrender The Right of Veto

Paper Charges U. S. ‘Seeking to Rule World’   Fails to Reveal Baruch Plan to People; Lauds Communist Proposal

Charges U.§ Striving for World Rule   Moscow Paper Attacks Baruch Proposal for Atomic Energy Control

PRAVDA AVERS U. §. SEEKING WORLD RULE   Soviet Of ficial Paper Calls American Plan ‘Atom Diplomacy’

Pravda Attacks Atomic Policy   Red Paper Says U. S. Desires World Rule

Soviets Accuse U. 5. Of Seeking Power.   Moscow Paper Assails U.S. Atomic Plan: Says Reds Must Retain Veto

U.S. A-Bomb Control Plan HitbyPravda   United States Is Accused  Of Striving for Rule OL Wasld

Pravda Asserts U.S. Views Clearly Show Nation Has Ambition for World Rule

Russians Say  U.S. Seeking World Control   Reds Will Not Surrender Veto Power on Atom Bomb

Pravda Berate: U. S. Atom Plan   Says American Scheme Reflects Striving for World Domination

Russ to Keep Veto Power   Newspaper Pravda Says Soviet Nation Never Will Surrender Right

Condition Of ‘Hughes Is Bad  Millionaire Flier .   Millionaire Flier . Under Oxygen Tent

—————eEeorrreerrrrr—Ssss mm mC hh Ohl Ore lee  Howard Hughes Condition Critical

Hughes, Gravely Hurt in Airplane Crash, Confers With His Associates

HOWARD HUGHES BADLY INJURED   Millionaire Movie And Plane Maker Cracks Up In New XF-11

PEACE TREATIES UP FOR ACTION   Showdown With Russia Mav Be Reached At Paris Meeting

Want Russia, Iran To Reveal Contents TOUNO   Russia Opposing Having Security’ Council Take Up The !ranian Case

U.S. And Great Britain Insist UNO Given Data   AGREEMENT AMONG TWO NATIONS MUST BE REVEALED

INSIST REDS, — IRAN REPORT AGREEMENT   U. S. and Britain Say UNO Should Know About Troop Withdrawals.   Russia Opposes UNO Taking Up Iran’s Case

Complete Accord Reached By GOP On State's Ticket   Duff For Governor; Two Allegheny Leaders "Bury Hatchet’

Republicans  Endorse Duft And Martin  Organization OK’s Slate for State;

COP LEADERS SUPPORT DUFT FOR GOVERNOR   Entire Slate Headed By Martin Given Endorsement

‘Obsolete U. S. Military Equipment in Pacific Theatre   To Be Dumped Into The Sea Or Sold For Scrap Metal.

FRICE WAR KNOCKS BUTTER, BREAD PRICE   Fear Comeback By Biack Mar: ket If OPA ts Revived

Calls For Powerful Military Reserves   lasicis On Sovereiznty   Ptodeas Full Supper To UN   First Tarzet Next Time

President Wants ‘To Stop Coercion Of Weak Nations   Army Day Gets Plea For Draft Extension, Unification Of All The Armed Forces And Universal Military Training Program

One Standard Must Be Guide Says President   Renews Appeal For Extension Of Draft Act

Support of World Peace Main Object   frnman Sounds Plea for Peacetime Army, Draft Law Extension, Unity Of Armed Forces

PRESIDENT TRUMAN SPOKE AT AN ARMY DAY CELEBRATION   ‘The Chief Executive Called For a Powerful Peacetime Military Reserves.   HE SPOKE IN. CHICAGO   Made Appeal For Extension of the Selective Service Act.

U.N. IS CAPABLE OF ENDING DISPUTES   «+» President Tells Army Day Throng In Chicage

Truman Calls For Strong Army Forces   Coercion of Weak To Be Halted, U. S. Chief Asserts

Top American Goal Will Be Full Support of United Nations   Urges Strong Military Reserves in Chicago Army Dav Talk

President Says U. S. Likely to Be First Target; Calls for Draft, Universal Training

Chief Executive Says U.S. Interest Is in Maintaining Peace for World; Calls for Powerful Peacetime Military Reserves to Insure World Leadership

President Delivers New Plea For Extension Of Draft, Powerful  Pencetime Reserves

Hits “Coercion” of Weak; Urges Strong Reserves   Army Day Speech Calls for Universal Training. Merger of Armed Forces

RENEWS APPEAL FOR EXTENSION OF DRAFT LAWS   PROCLAIMS AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY OF STOPPING COERCION

Calls for Powerful Reserves   President Declares Other Nations Must Respret Gur Ini     HS

PRESIDENT OUTLINES. NEW FOREIGN POLICY OF PROTECTING WEAK _ NATION TO. SUPPORT UN  TO UTMOST, ACCORDING TO TRUMAN STATEMENT:

President Also Proclaims a “Universal” For. eign Policy Aimed at Stopping Coercion and Penetration of Weak Nations.

Seeks Halt To Coercion Of The Weak   President, At Chicago, Calls For A Powerful  ‘Deace Army.’

WANTS STRONG ARMY RESERVE FOR PEACETIME   Gives Talk at Army Day Celebration in Chicago on Military Prosram

Truman Demands Powerful Military Reserves in Peace   Speaks at Army Day Celebration In Chicago Today

Urges Strong Armed Reserves For America   Universal Training Program Favored By President

TRUMAN DEMANDS DRAFT EXTENSION IN ARMY DAY TALK   Sees United Nations Security Council Capable of Soly fan Menutinc

* CLASSIC: INDIAN.: CHARACTER, oe  ‘Aunt Lizzie,’ 115, Dies in Oklahoma

RESCUE PARTY REACHES PLANE   Find 11 ‘Passengers All Dead: Some Searchers Forced To Return

Body of An Unidentified Woman Washes Ashore   9 Rescuers Reach Airplane Wreckage On White Mountair   Presume 11 Aboard I!-Fated Western Transport Are Dead

HOUSE SPEAKER SEES APPROVAL FOR EXTENSION   Barkley Holds Little Hope for Early Vote  In Senate

House Seen in Move To Enact New Price And Rent Controls   Restoration of Inflation Curb for 20 Days Is (Te Be Asked; Senate Action Uncertain i ot As O'Daniel Blocks Effort

Rayburn Forecasts House Action: Barkley Promises No Early Vote in Senate

Congress Ponders New OPA Action  Leaders Uncertain an Fearly Action

House Expected To Vote For 2.0-DayExtensior   No Hope For Early Senate Action; Upper Chamber Wants More Permanent Leaislation

Barkley Pessimistic Over Senate. Action, Confusion on Adjustments Reported; Prices Surge Upward

Prices On Livestock, Grain, Stock, Cotton Markets Up $1 to $5   ()’ Daniel Delays Senate Approval To Extend Temporary Controls: Taft Charges Misunderstanding

UNCERTAIN ABOUT SENATE  ACTING ON OPA EXTENSION NOW   Expect House To Pass Temporary Control Motion Quickly Today

Commodity Markets Reflect Up Trend; Cotton Futures Take Jump te 85   Effort Is Blocked      0 Daniel Halis Move by Wagner to Present Resolution  

Confusion and Uncertainty ~ Harry Legislators as OPA Regulations of Four and   a Half Years Cease.   20-DAY STOPGAP LAW MAY EMERGE

Quick OPA Revival ls Not Likely   Barkley Can't See Any Chance Senate Will Move Speedily.

Legislative Outlook for OPA Doubtful   Harried Congress Gets Down to Business of Writing New MeasureTelegrams Pour in

SENATE MAY HESITATE ON NEW ACTION   Resolution to Restore OPA for 20 Days Sought

Truman's Action Produces Sharp Political Debate With Sen. Taft;  House May Act Soon on Interim Measure, Senate Leaders Silent

Barkley Hopes to Work Out Restoration for Year; Sen. Taft Strikes Back at President  And Charges ‘Deliberate Misrepresentation”

RAYBURN SEES HOUSE ACTION FOR OPA BILL   Barkley Predicts No Hope for Early Action by Senate on Measure

Senate Bar To Extension  Of OPA Seen   House Decides, on Voice Vote, to Consider Quick Stop-Gap Resolution to Restore OPA Set-[Ip

SENATE VIEWED AS LIKELY SNAG TO ‘MAKESHIFT   Air Of Uncertainty Pervades Country After Sudden Death Of Controls

Prices Soar, Confusion As'  Controls End   Rayburn ‘Says House To Act; Senate Seeks More Per manent Law

Doubt _ Gongress Will Act   Senate Balks at Passing. Interim Exten- sion Bill; Meat and: Rents First to Jump -

Temporary Extension Of OPA Seen By House; Senate Action Doubtful   Prices On Nation’s Commodity Markets Bound Upward, With Steel, Cotton, Rubber Soaring In Price On First Day Without OPA Controls

HOUSE PLANS ACTION, BUT NUT -SENATE   speaker Rayburn Fore casts Temporary Extenston to OPA, but Barkley Sees No Early Senate Legislation.

House May Provide For Temporary Extension; Senate Action Uncertain  Congressional Leaders Have 45-Minute Conference With Truman‘At ‘White House

‘Texan Blocks Senator  Wagner   Senate Must Back Move To Make — It Effective

Congress Leaders Talk With Truman   ... End Of Controls Brings Confusion, Uncertainty

HOUSE 10 CONSIDER OTOP-GAP BILL AT ONCE, UNDER VOTE  PICTURE GLOOMY IN UPPER HOUSE AS SEN-

Move Starts To Stop-Gap Price Setup, End Contest   Confusion Follows Death Of Controls

Leaders Confer with Chief Executive: Confusion over Agency's Fall Spreading

Rayb uri And  ) ‘Barkiey 121K - With "Crmati   Speaker Of House Says Temporary Extepsion Of Measure Will.  Be Yetea .   Leader ‘of Senate  Sees ‘Slow Action’   Prices Ow Conmmodity Mare  kets Bound Upward On : Nation’s First OPA 4 - - Less Day

OPA Stop-Gap  Before House   Merchants Are Gouging Customers, Says  Rep. Sabath

Quick House Actior Offset by Senate   Twenty Day Extension/Proposal Faces Delay by Upper Branch

House Expected To Pass Temporary Extension Bill; Senate Action Uncertain   Kull Effeet On Cost Of Living Not Likely To Be Known For Weeks; Truman Confers With Barkley

House Debates Temporary Extension Act  Senate Chief Declares Outlook Is Dark   Senate Chief Declares Outlook Is Dark For Any Action There

CONGRESS OPENS NEW FIGHT OVER PRICE CONTROLS   OPA WENT OUT OF LEGAL EXISTENCE “SUNDAY MIDNIGHT

Outlook Dark For. ‘Passage: By Senators   Rep. Sabath Raps ‘Une American’ Merchants For Inflated Prices,

Senate Faces Dim Outlook Leader Says   Barkley Hints Little Prospect Of Action

Think Congress Action To Revive Pi Wit Be ay   Nation In Confusion As Statesmen Wait Jump In The Cost Of Living

Congress Move: To Extend OPA  House Seen Acting; Senate Is Doubtful

Administrator Will Fight To Restore June 30 Ceiling If Law Saved   Rents And Prices Begin To Increase   O’Daniel Blocks Senate Vote On Extender; Will Fight Everything

20-Day Extension Is Seen Okayed in House; New Threat Will Delay Any Senate Action

EXPECT HOUSE TO GIVE OKAY TO PROPOSAL   But Senate Delays Likely; Confusion Marke IJ. &. Reaction

‘A20-Day  Restoration Of Controls’   Rayburn Confident House Will Act but Barkley Sees No Hope Of Early Senate Vote

Say House Will Vote Temporary Extension Bill   Congressional Leaders Confer with TrumanEnd of OPA Marked by Confusion and   Uncertainty — O’Daniel Blocks Effort to   Resolution to Continue OPA Operations

Separate Plan To Block Rent Hikes Draffed  Stanaan Plan le    Stopgap Plan Is _ Rushed In House; Senate Delaved

dtart— Action to Restore the OPA   House Appears R t : Act; Outlook Is aap .  te —   ‘FOR 20‘DAY STOP-GCAN   Markets Zoom Upward But Too Early to Measure - Results Accurately

Republicans in House Move to Check Increases   Senate Prospects Are Bleak for Revival of OPA Agency

Start Action to Restore the OPA   House Appears R t Act; Outlook Is Dae in :  ate   FOR 20:DAY STOP-GAM   Markets Zoom Upward But Too Early to Measure Results Accurately

Little Chance Seen For Quick Senate Action   Congress Leaders Hold Conference With Truman

Confusion and Uncertainty Reign With Death of All Price Controls   Administration Presses For Swift:Action To Revive Agency, But Resolution is Blocked in’ Upper.Chamber: Appeals Voiced For Restraint

HOUSE T0 CONSIDER STOP-GAP BILL AT ONCE, UNDER VOTE  PICTURE GLOOMY IN”  UPPER HOUSE AS SENQO’DANIEL OBJECTING .

Solons Hope For Extension   But Barkley Doesn't Expect Early Senate Action On New OPA Measure

Open House Debate On OPA Extension   Most Commodity Prices Here Unchanged; Butcher Shops Await Shipments Of Meat

INo Action By Senate Promised   Cost of Living Biggest Problem Bae IT & Sttten

Administration Would Revive Expired Measure  Prospects of Senate

Controversy Centers Over Price Controls— Hopewell Merchants Maintaining Sales Levels—Nation’s Capital Thrown Into Confusion  Way Sought to Hold Rent Ceilings

HOUSE SPEEDS UP LEGISLATION 10 EXTEND CONTROLS   Merchants Join Drive to Re‘assure Public Against Buomavuay Priese

House Debates Temporary Extension Act   Senate Chief Declares Outlook Is Dark For Any Action There

Metal Shortage Blamed For Week Long Shutdown Of Ford Motor. Plants

Senators Send Thousands Of Telegrams   Monthly Limit May Be Placed on Number Of Government Wires

SENATORS SEEK 10 LIMIT TELEGRAMS   One. Solon Sent Thousands ot Public Exoense

CHECK SENATE'S TELEGRAPH COST   REVEAL ONE SENATOR THOUSANDS IN DAY AT U, S. EXPENSE

}  irked Senators May ‘Limit Themselves to \300 Telegrams Monthly

Reveal Senator Sent 2,000 Wires At U. S. Expense   KRY EDWIN B. HAAHKINSON

Telegram Coiling’ Soughe Reveal Senator Sent Thousands Of Wires in Day at U.S. Expense

.senators: Telegrams Curb Urged  ot  —- Ane Sosiile Roscanil Phananval " a Dau at a S. Expense

Senators Move For Sharp Curb On Wholesale Sending Of Telegrams   One Senator Reported To Have Sent Thousands In One Day At Federal Expense; Plan Top Limit Of 300 Monthl+

Sen. Barkley To Speak Here «On October 18   Democratic Rally To Include Parade; State Officials to. Attend

New York Butter Again Goes Lower  Market Reversed by Heavy Shipments

BUTTER PRICES DECLINE AGAIN      New York Market Down After Brief Come-back

HUNDREDS 10 PARTICIPATE IN 1 FGION PARADE   Sunday Afternoon Feature One of Convention Highlights

West Virginia MayTop U.S. In Victory Lean   Housing Czar Pledges He'll Cut “Red Tape™

DuBois To Have Air Passenger Service Soon   Regular Run Between Philadelphia And Pitts: burgh To Make Stop At Local Field.

Mackenzie’s Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Anzlyst

NEHRU PROMOTING ASIATIC ‘BLOC’   By DEWITT MACKENZIE Foreign Affairs Analvst

India’ sNoted Nehru Plans Asiatic Bloc   President. of -All-India Congress Party Is Promoting Inter . Asian Relations Con , Pee o

Miners’ Chief Raps Writs’ Use Against Strikes   Breaks Silence After Court Finds Violation of Injunction   BULLETIN

Recommended For Navy Post   Name Of Thurmond Chatham Given To  Truman By Lawyer

Urges House Amish To Use Tractors   AAA Chairman Say: Machinery Would Help Jucrease Needed Crons

$200,000 Berlin Scandal Bared By Authorities   Two Already Held; Third Is Reported Sought In Chicago

Army Rounds Up Black Market Ring  Rane Dntdeeee Samo   May Return Some Operators to Germany for Trial

Son of City Fire Chief Says German Firefighters Just Wouldn’t Rate in the U.S.

Old Guard Takes Firm Command Of Republican Party: Vandenberg, Taft, White, Millikin In Key Posts

Party ‘Revolt’ In Upper House Is Short-Lived   Vandenberg, Taft, Millikin, White  Assume Control

Sen. Taft Named Chairman of Steering Group   GOP Nears Completion of Senate Organizatior With “Big Four” Holding Top Offices; Ohio Solon Heads Policy-Forming Committee

Revolt Within Party Ranks ls Crushed   Assignments To The Various Committees Are lroned Out

Senator Taft Chosen As Chief Of GOP’s Policy  Forming Steering Group

G. 0. P. Big-4 Upsets Revolt   Vandenberg, Taft Grab Key Positions

GOP ‘Uprising’ [s Short-Lived   Vandenberg Chosen Senate’s President

“Big Four” of GOP Take Firm Hold on Group   Halleck Endorsed Kor Floor Leadership Of Republicans—More Top Posts Allotted

"Big Four” Take  Senate Command   Vandenberg, Taft, Mil. likin and White To  ‘Hold The Reins.

“Big-4” Takes Command GOP In Washington   Senators Vandenberg, Taft. White and Miliikin To Organize Republican Senate

Senate Big 4  Firmly Seated In GOP Saddle   _ Vandenberg, Taft, White, Millikin In Top Posts; Revolt Fizzlec

GOP Big Four In Saddle; Taft to Steer Legislation  Halleck Is Almost Sure of House Job; Would Boost Dewey

GOP ‘BIG FOUR’ USE FIRM GRIP TO HALT SPLIT   Vandenberg, laft, White, And Millikin Come To Fore To Beat Down IntraParty Uprising And Establish Harmony.

TAFT GUIDES STEAMROLLER OVER UPRISING   Party Harmony Found after Organization Meeting of Republicans

adenberg, Taft, White  anc : Millikin Are Given Top  Congress Posts

GOP ‘Big Four To Rule Senate   Hold Guiding Reins In Firm Grip As Result ‘Of Caucus Victory

Taff Named GOP Pilot: Revolt Fades   Policy Job Decided As ‘Big 4 Tighten Up on the Reins

BIG 4’ QUELLS UPRISING OVER APPOINTMENTS   Leading Republicans Grab Firm Command Over Party Members in Senate

‘Big-4’ Take Command Of GOP Senate   Vandenberg, Taft, White and Millikin Hold Reins After Quelling Short-Lived Uprising.

IG 4 OF G.0.P. TAKES LEADING ROLE   Taft, Vandenberg, White and Millikin Tefeat Onnosition

Vandenberg, Taft, White and Millikin. Hold. Reins Firmly After Beating Down Widely Heralded Uprising

Senate GOP Big Four Puts Down Revolt   “andenberg, Taft, White And Milkin Hold Organization Reigns

‘BIG FOUR’ BEAT DOWN UPRISING, GOP IS HAPPY   Vandenberg, Others Wield Po. tert Club To Settle Committee Plums

GOP Big Four Takes Command   Vandenberg, Taft, White And Milliken Hold  Organization Reins

(AFT TO HEAD STRONG G. 0. P. STEERING BODY   ig Four Grabs Reins As Republicans Organize Senate Setup

‘Big Four Takes Charge of Meet Of Party Chiefs   Attempt To Organize New Senate Goes of f According to Plans

Firm Grip By GOP. “Bis Four”   Budding “Rebellion” Fades As Organization Of Senate Rolls Along According to Schedule

With Vandenberg, White and Millikin He Will Run  Senate G. O. P.

White, Millikin, Vandenberg And Taft In Charge    in Firm Charge Of Republicans Organizing First GOP-Controlled Senate in 14 Years

GOP COMMAND IS ASSUMED BY ‘BIG FOUR’   Vandenberg of Michigan, Taft of Chio, White of Main, and Millikin of Galorado, Hold Reins   UPRISING BEAT DOWN

SENATE BiG FOUR QUELLS UPRISING IN RANKS OF GOP   VANDENBERG, WHITE, TAFT AND MILLIKIN HOLD GUIDING REINS

“Bié Four’’ Controls GOP  Old Guard Beats Down Intra-Party Uprising

Toft Elected Chairman Of Steering Committee   Selection Tightens Hold of Party's “Big Four” on GOP poli-,

"Big Four’ Takes ‘Command of GOP After ‘Uprising’   Vandenberg, Millikin. Taft, White Rule Assignments for,  Rennuhiicanc

Vandenberg and Taft in Senate Leadership Jobs   Inter-Party Uprising Shunted Aside as Leaders Work on New Assignments

BIG FOUR’ GAIN CONTROL OVER G. 0. P. SENATE   Vandenberg, Taft, Millikin, White Hold Reins After Quelling Uprising

‘Big Four’ Organize Senate   Take GOP Commance After Beating Down Organization Short Lived Uprising

IN SADDER = Makes Over  Command CONCESSIONS :  ge fant wiry wigieyy i

Big 4 Gains Upper Hand In GOP Plan  For Future   -Party’s Organizing Runs Pros To Forms Vandenberg Is Tops

GOP Big 4 Takes Over Organizing   Party Leaders © Kill Uprising; Study Bilbo Case

Vandenberg, White, Tafe, Millikin ‘Hold ‘Reins After Brief Squabble.

Big Four of G. 0. P. Takes Over Control   Vandenberg, Taft, White and Millikin Quickly Put Down Intra-Party Revolt

GOP ‘Big Four’ Wins Control of Senate   Vandenberg, Taft, White and Millikin Hold Guiding Reins After Beating Down Short-Lived ‘Rebellion’: House Organizes Thursday

GOP ‘Big Four’ Defeat Rebels, Win Top Jobs   Vandenberg Chosen Sen. ate President Pro Tempore

—CONGRESS—  Halleck Is’ Slated For House Post  Shortlived Revolt Is Beaten Down

Nine Killed In Highway Mishaps   Lenoir County Recorder Placed Under Arrest After Fatal Accident

Monetary Conference  Awaits Reds   Nations Seek Russian Answer On Bretton Woods

Reds to ‘Observe’ Monetary Talks Decision on Future Plans Sought

Probe of Democrat Foreign Trade Policy Is Sought  Californian Declares Inquiry Should Be Made by Congress

Investigation Set For Trade Policies   Further Slash in Tariffs . Would Reduce Farm Income

Je lAny Tariff Rate Cut Bitterly Opposed By lenuth As Threat To Farmer Pu rchasing Power

Revision Of Trade Policy To Be Sought   Southern Farm  Leaders Oppose Lowering Tariffs

Searching Probe Of Democratic Foreign Trade, Tariff Policies Proposed: More Slashes Feared

Kramer To Be Quizzed Today   Committee Has Heard That He Did Not  Answer Secret Code

Kramer To Testify Further Today On  Japanese Messages   Refutes Safford — Statement That ‘‘ Winds” Message Was Received and Destroved.

Alleged Attempt To Clear Kimmel Enters In Probe   Halsey’s Name Forced Into Investigation

KRAMER BLASTS SAFFORD STORY   Denies Practically All Of Testimony Given By Fellow Naval Officer.

Only Seven Days’ Meat Supply Available Housewives Face Wartime Menus

Eight Months on a Bench With No Time Off is Pretty Tough for Judges in War Trials

Chinese Nationals Encirele Communists   New Fighting Breaks Out In Manchuria; Red Leaders Meet To Discuss Defense

Holds Hope For Cotton’s Future  Council Head Opens Annual Convention With Fighting Talk

it ' j  ners Has No Com petitor Able  To Match It. Savs Council Head

Rack of the Headlines   Big 3 Tilt Over Iran Hele ‘Not Serious As It Seems

U. S. RETURNING LAST OF NAZIS   Final Group, Out Of More Than 370,000, To Sail July 22

LAST OF GERMAN POWS TO LEAVE      Final Group Of Prisoner: To Leave For Germany July 22.

Plans Completed For POW’s Return   Final Group of Germans Scheduled To Sail July 22

Arrangements Completed To Send Back To Germany Last Of Prisoners In U. S.

Last Of German War Prisoners  Leave U.S. Soon   Less Than 300 Lelt 04 370.000

Coal Mine’ Peace Seen Soon, With Lewis as Winner  Even Hope for Peace in Maritime: Ranks le Qrinhtar

‘Neither Side’ Ready at lime for New Talks   Rochester, N. Y., Tied Up by AFL, CiO General Strike

NEGOTIATIONS. WILL CONTINUE THIS AFTERNOON   Miners May § Signa Contract With U.S. Today

May End Within 48 Hours; Strike Hits Rochester   Mass Picketing Fo'lows City Ac tion; Coal Conference Delaved Today

STOLEN FILMS ~— ARE ‘USELESS      “CROSSROADS” OFFICIALS SAY MISSING BOMB TEST FILMS ARE NOT IMPORTANT

NITED STATES COMMITTED TN DIPLOMATIC FIGHT 10 ASSURE FOREGN ELECTIONS

U.S. INSISTS ON FREE VOTING IN TWO COUNTRIES   Demands Open Elections in Argentina and Poland

ATTLEE’S RULE HAS NOTHING TO SAY ON OUSTER   Conservative Press Greets Dismissal With Relief; Soviet Bares News

Navy Calls Ships Out Of Storm   re . * Propical Hurricane Sweeps Northward Along East Coast

New England On Alert As Storm Threatens Coast   Gale Winds and High Tides Expected In Nantucket Area

HURRICANE. SLIDES PAST NANTUCKET   NEW ENGLAND REMAINS ALERT—NAVY MOVES PLANES TO INLAND POINTS,

Storm Skirts 'New England  Gales, High Tide * Are Still Expected

OFFICER KEEPS MUM AT TRIAL   Colonel Kilian Refuses To Testify on Charges Of Camp Cruelties

Bread ‘‘Famines Due Soon in Some Parts of Nation   U. S. Determined To Get Wheat For UNRRA Needs

Excuse, Please $50 Bargain Bid on Prize Hogs at Livestock Show Surprises Bidders

PRIZE PORKERS ARE NO BARGAIN   Cl cago Couple Bids $11 Finds Purchases Would Total $2,022.50

Le  es Se  War Vet Brandishes Gun at Pickets As He Makes Way into Struck Plant

Forces Picket Line At Grand Rapids Factory   Unloaded Weapon Used; Ex-Soldier Held After Melee

Former Actress Reduced From Luxuries ‘of Ermines and’ Jewels to Status of. Pauper ”

Violence Flares at Corsicana   Fights Broken Up When Workers Return to Mill

Fights Flare At Picket Line In Corsicana  New Trouble At Lona-Shut Down

PROCLAMATION   DIRECTORS HAVE SET JANUARY 15 AS ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEFTING

Officer Charges Was Attempt ta Cover Mistakes   Insists Message Foretold Jap Blow 3 Days Before Attack

Safford Says In His Mind Suspicion Exists   Statement Wrung From Witness Reluctantly

Safford Suspects Marshall, Stark  Are Involved   Insists Tip-Off Message Intercepted; Sees Effort To Cover Up Errors

“Suspieions” Marshall and Stark Involved In Destrnction of Papers

Safford Has Suspicion Of Code’s Destruction   Hints Marshall, Stark May Know Something Of Missing Code

Britons Throng London Today Fe or Celebration   First Formal Rejoiéing In Nearly 10 Years; Nine « Mile Procession

Britain Marks War Victory   Make Most of First Formal Rejoicing in  Nearly 10 Years

VICTORY CEREMONY OBSERVED BY BRITISH   Millions Throng London In Holiday Celebration

SENATE LINEUP COULD BE TIE   No Rules On Books To Cover Procedure In Case Of Even Division

Publisher and Staff of Newspaper Threatened With Excommunication

ICKES WOULD DROP MINERS COURT ACTION   Former Interior Chief Says Legal Merit Of Case Doubtful

Livestock Jams Texas Yards'To Break Records   Tomorrow’s Steaks And Bacon Continue To Flood Packers

ALL-TIME RECORD 15 THREATENED BY HIGH RECEIPTS ON MONDAY  TRADING SLOW BECAUSE OF HUGE NUMBERS AS ALL MARTS CONGESTED

ALL-TIME RECORD 1S THREATENED BY HIGH RECEIPTS ON MONDAY TRADING SLOW BECAUSE OF HUGE NUMBERS AS  ss ATT MABDTE CANCECTENH

True Liberalism’ Policy Set Forth As GOP Campaign Gets Under Way

QUITS. BANK POST   Harold D. Smith Submits His Resignation as Vice  President

Soviet Officer Awaits Hearing  On Spy Charge   Red Consul-General Confers with Accused Russian Who Sought Data on U. 8S. Ship

Not Fleeing, Russian Held By FBI Says   Red Naval Officer Talks With Consul  Awaits Hearing

SPY DETAILS ARE NOT YET MADE PUBLIC   FBI Mum Awaiting Further Investigation And More Facts

Counsel Joins Young Officer   Russian Nabbed on Spy  Caunt Denies Fleeme

@ PAUL MALLON— nia  Penetration of Russia Would Expose Communism as Fraud

We Admitied Many ‘Alien’ Families  U. S. Allowed 45,557 Wives   U. S. Allowed 45,557 Wives And Children to Come In During Year

CONSTITUTION 1) DRAFTED BY FRANCE   Voters Will Pass on Work of Assembly Ry Going to Polls

U.S. May Save  Grain for Europe   Truman and Cabinet Consider Foreign Aid

Truman Is Said To Be Preparing Food Statement   President Canvasses European Needs in Session with Cabinet

SEE MOVE TO LIMIT WHEAT CONSUMPTION   Agriculture Official Expects TruMan to Take Step to Help Feed Hungry Abroad.

FRENCH REDS IN TEST OF POWER   Vote On Parliamentar House May Indicate Trend

French Voting Again Sunday  Ballot May: Decide If Reds Are Stronaest

FRENCH PEOPLE VOTING. AGAIN   Fate of Communist Party Is at Stake

RED-IRAN CASE AIMS ACHIEVEL   Agreement Door To Iranian Oil To Soviet; UN Satisfied With Overall Picture 

Interpreting Oil Dispute Settled in Security Council  Iran Results Suit UNO

Russian Pact With Iran Takes U. N. Members by Surprise  Overall Picture Is Viewed With Satisfaction: Nations   Overall Picture Is Viewed With Satisfaction; Nations Apparently Have Reached Goals

Accord Comes As Surprise  To U. N. Counei   Apparent Russia, Iran And Council Itself Have Achieved Aims

Soviet. Iranian Pact Catches — UN by Surprise   Security Council Shows General Disposition to View Overall Picture As Satisfactory to All

Russian-lran agreement is surprise ‘Picture viewed with satisfaction

Russian Pact With tran Takes U.N. Members by Surprise  Overall Picture Is Viewed With  Satisfaction: Nations a dal ae

UNO Officials Annear Satisfied  With Iran Pact   Oil Deal With Russia Catches Security Council by Surprise

LEGION CONVENTION SET IN CUMBERLAND   C. Floyd Feete. Brunswick. One 01 Contenders For State Com mander Next Vaonth

Army Strength To Be Reduced   Several Huadred Thousand Scldiers Will Be Dvscharged In Few Tvionths

ALL MEN DRAFTED IN 1945 WILL BE OUT BY JANUARY      ARMY MOVING TOWARD PLACING SERVICE ON VOLUN~ TEER BASIS IN THE FU. _ TURE -

Japs Take A Beating Gen. Eichelberger Cracks Down On Yank Bullying In Japan

Crack Down on Yank Soldiers   For Mistreating Jap Citizens; Commander Threatened Severe Measures.

One Man’s  Opinion   4 Radio Commentary by  W. EARL HALL Menagaing Editor 

One Man’s  Opinion. ‘A Badio Commentary by _ W. EARL HALL   DAnmaninea Edito~-

One Man’s Opinion   A Badia Commentary by  W. £ARL HALL PAaneaina Editor

MORE MINERS RESUME JOBS   First Industrial Upturn As Result of Truce Noted At Steel Mills

Additional Mines Resume Activity  Estimated 128,000 Miners Still Idle

Sel  as el   —~e  m+ s os  hee  oa ac- a a  eae, Ags iis  eG.  ra  LT oS aT = mo  oe  a

U.S. MILITARY JAIL BLASTED   Building Damaged by One Of 3 Bombs Exploded In Stuttgart Area

Plot Against Schacht Seen  In Bombings   Explosions Blast Military Government Area in Stuttgart

Outrages Believed to Have Been in Protest Against Further Proceedings Against Hjalmar Schacht.

SLOW DOWN AND RELAX  All Members Of Unusual Society Hit Snail-Path On Anniversary

PORTAL-TO-PORTAL WAGE CLAIMS JUMP OVER BILLION MARK   Steelworkers Union Files Big gest Suit Asking For Millions In Pay

See Action By Congress On Pay Suits   Total Claims Increase to $900,000,000 as Measures Are Studied to Curtail Such Ac-.  tinn

NEW SUITS FILED FOR PORTAL WAGE   EARLY ACTION BY NEW CONGRESS TO LIMIT SLNTS IS PREDICTED

Action By Congress To Limit Portal-ToPortal Retroactive Pay Suits Predicted

egislators Predict Early Action by Congress to Curtail Wave of Pay Suits.   og A 1-YEAR LIMIT   gill Would Ban Action DatRack Farther Than twelve Months.  yne ing   gest Suit to Date, for 200 villion Dollars, Filed in the East.

Portal Pay Issue Studied   Action to Limit Such Suits Scheduled In Congress

To Cut Wage Suits   Industry Leaders Afraid ... Claims Will Reach ‘Sie Billion

Congress to Act on Portal Wage Suits As More Are Filed   Measure Putting 1 Year Limit on Suits Will Be Introduced

Portal Pay To Get Attention Of New Congress   Total Claims of Suits on File  $900, 000,000

Portal Pay Claims Top $1 Billion Mark   $200 Million Suit Ils Filed Against Bethlehem Steel In Philadelphia

Nation Begins Second Month Without Meat   Beef Cows Now Selling At Prices Higher Than Those In Free Markets

Disappearing Act By Hogs  And Cattle   Even Top Officials In Washington Can’t Agree On Outlook

Disappearing Hog, Cattle Act Baffles   Colossal Scarcity At All Marts Is National Story

Cows And Hogs Taciturn As  Disappearing Meat Act Goes On Unabated

Beef Cows are Selling at Higher ‘Prices Than Registered in Free Market

Disappearing Acts Opening 2nd Month in Market Theater   Pens Bare Since Sept. 3 as Public Hitches Belt for Winter

Drought Now In 2nd Month   Predict No Relief as Receipts Remain Low

Disappearing Meat Act Has Top Billing   An Unappreciative Audience Watches With Baffled Eves

LIVESTOCK IS STILL ABSENT AS BLAME IS PASSED AROUND   Nation Entering Second Month Of Empty Counters; Slim Prospects

Creat Disappearing Hog and Cattle Act Rolls Into Second Month Today

JUDGE JONSON CHANGES MINDON ~PENSIOON: WAIVER   Lruman Kejects Yamashita Plea

HAILED BY THOUSANDS Vinson Takes Two Oath: As. 13th Chief Justice 

BYRNES PLEASED BY LIQUIDATION OF U.S. SURPLUS   Get One Billion Return on Five Billion Outlay

War on Cancer  Gets New Urge   German Secret Microscope Offers Another Attack On Dread Disease.

Paralysis Drive Raised $1, 516. 00  _ Most. Of Money - Was Mailed In -

Russia Snubs Meeting of U.N. Council   Delegates Delay Consideration of Iranian Case

Russia Snubs U.N. Council  On Two Counts   Gromyko Absence Hit By Briton as Evasion  Of Responsibility

UNO Council Postpones Action on Iranian Case  After Snubs by Russia

Russia Snubs U.N. On Iran; Council Delays   British Delegate Says Gromyko Evades His Obligation

Soviet Russia Snubs U; N. Security Council On Two Counts On iranian Issue

COUNCIL IS SNUBBED AGAIN BY GROMYKO   Stettinius Proposes That Iran Sabmit Report On Red Withdrawal Ey Mar 7@

ISSUE PUT OFF TO MAY 20 ON MOTION OF U.S   Absence of Gromyko Held Evasion Of Responsibility

Russians Snub UN Council By Their Absence      No Report on Withdrawal Made, Council Postpones Action

Reds Snub Council On Iran Issue   Russian Delegate Fails To Appear For UN Session

RUSSIANS SNUB UNITED NATIONS ON TWO POINTS   Fail to Report on Iranian Case as Requested — Gromyko Remains Away From eecioan   LATTER’S ABSENCE DRAWS CRITICISM   Delegates Ask Ala to Report by May 10 on Withdrawal of Reds From His Country,

SOVIETS SNUB U.N. AGAIN ON IRANIAN ISSUE   COUNCIL POSTPONES CONSIDERATION OF CASE

Russia Snubs UN Security Council  ~ Gromyko Fails To - Appear At Session

RUSSIA SNUBS UNITED NATIONS ON IRAN CASE   Security Council Asks Iran To Report On Soviet Troops

FULL REPORT IS REQUESTED FROM IRAN   Absence of Soviet From Council Session Brings Real Action

Russia Snubs Meeting of U.N. Council  Deleaqates Delay   Delegates Delay Consideration of Iranian Case

Russia Snubs U. N. Council On Iran Issue   Gromyko’s Absence Characterized as Obligation Evasion 

Russia Absent, U.N. Postpones Iranian Study   Tehran Called to Report By May 20 on Promised  Red Fvaruatian

Year After Japanese Surrender Shows Reconstruction Retarded; Misery, Distrust Stalks World

Community Chest Campaign Fund Is Boosted Well Over Goal at Final Report Meet

inauguration of Mabry Revives Prewar Pomp   ‘ Recéption and Ball Mark Office Taking By New Governor .

U, A. W. PROPOSES ALL-UNION WAR ON ANTI-STRIKE BILL   Urges Murray to Take Immediate Steps to Unite All Workers in Battle Against  Proposed Legislation,   TRUMAN PLAN CALLED STEP TOWARD FASCISM   Auto Group Would Include A, F, of L. and Rail Brotherhoods in Joint Action Against Proposition.

C10-UAW Sounds Call for Battle Against Truman Labor Proposals   Unic Asn> Murray To Take Steps for Joint Action by Labor   ACTION IS TERMED "HYSTERIA PRODUCT’   Murray and Green, Assailing Legislation, Demand Full Hearings

URGE UNITED LABOR ACTION AGAINST BILL   CIO President Asked To Lead Fight On  Truman Plans

Organization Against Labor Program Urged   CiO Asks Murray to Take Immediate Steps for Action

Appeal M iMa ade To Mur ray By Reuther   Drafting of Strikers Under Sharp Attack By Big Auto Union

UAW Condemns Truman's Draft Labor Proposa   CIO's Murray Asked .Te Create Widespread Opposition

UAW Asks Joint Action Against Labor Legislation   Auto Union Asks Murray to Battle Truman’s Proposal to Draft Strikers Into Armed Forces; AFL Is Included

Auto Union Asks All-Labor Fight On Truman Bill  CIO Graun Invites AFL   CIO Group Invites AFL To Join Fight Against ‘Step Toward Fascism’

Woman Taxi Driver Tells 0! Kidnaping   Two Men Burn Cab Steal Another Car Near Shawneetown

2 MEN KIDNAP WOMAN CABBIE, BURN MACHINE   Armed Pair Attack Driver And Stage Wild Flight From Owensboro

Rankin Issues Warning To Peace Officers   Must Consult His Office Before Releasing Prisoners to U. S. Agents

Rankin Warns Peace Qfficers  Demands Voice in Release of Prisoners

Christmas Eve Tragedy Occurs In East St. Louis   Father Kills Two Young Daughters, Cammits Suicide Follew-~ ing Argument

Varied Weathe Sweeps Nation  Heavy Rains, Winds In Phila.. Baltimore

Just 2 More Days ’Till Summer— <sdedinionepeemeeninnapeiaiiainatalaieiaisememedientedipatinasads  Weather Varies In Nation; Snow Fallsin Cheyenne, Wyo.

Spring Has Big Day All Over U.S   Snow, Rain, Heat, Wind Are Dished Up as Yearly Run Wanes

Weather From 107 Degrees To Near Freezing Point Recorded At Points Through Nation

Snow, Rain, Winds, Reat Cver Nation   Spring Has Fling as It Nears the Bud of Its Kun.

Weather Varied Across Nation   Snow, Rain, High Winds and Hot Weather Is Reported

Parole Granted Long Associate   Former LSU President Free ‘After Serving Penitentiary Term

Says Red Police In  Canada  Former Soviet Embassy Cipher  flaek Taebihianc .

In Embassy At Ottawa, Clerk  Informs Court      Soviet Official Testifies At Hearing for Legislator in Spy Probe

Russ Active in Canada, Report   Code Clerk Testifies In Security Police

Some Soviets  Operating  In Ottawa   Testimony Given By Former  Cipher Clerk

RUSSIAN POLICE NOW IN CANADA   ! Former Soviet Clerk Expected To Give ‘Sensational’ Trial Testimony

Hearings For Rose Begin         Former Cipher Clerk Says Soviet Security Police Are    In Canada. . 

Security Police in Embassy at Ottawa, He Says   Gouzenko Testifies At Hearing For Fred Rose, Communist Parliament Member

Says Soviet Police are In Canada   Former Clerk in Russian Embassy Testifies Today In Spy Trial

PROSECLITES RED   Russ Operatives Work in Canada   Trial Witness Is Under Guard

Star Witness In Canada Spy Probe Guarded   : ee  Elahorate Precantions Fak  jen As Igor Gouzenko Tes liftes Against Fred  Rose. MP

Senate Group Blocks Action On Strike Bill   Truman Plan to Halt Walkouts in Vital Industries Speedily Approved by House

Emergency Laho: Bill Faces Delay in Senate  Unusual Coalition Forming , . Racine Mele ta

SENATE BLOCKS FAST ACTION ON STRIKER DRAFT   House-Passed Measure Opposed By Democratic And GOP Coalition   WILL BE PRESENTED ON FLOOR THIS MORNING

Taft Forces Delay In Senate Vote   Other Labor Bills Must Get Attention Before Truman Act

Emergency Labo! Bill Faces Delay in Senate  Unusual Coalition Forming Against Measure

Labor Draft Law Fight Is Expected   Truman’s Bill Hits Republican Snag in Senate

Senate Coalition Perils Truman’s Labor Measure   ‘Senators Seek Stronger Action Than ‘Draft’ Bill

‘Truman’s Draft Legislation Is Threatened By Coalition   Early Seriate Approval of Labor Draft Measure Held Unlikely-—-Speedy Action Taken in the House of Representatives

TRUMAN PLAN TO USE DRAFT STIRS DEBATE   Effort to Get Swift Action on Measure Runs Into Snag

Republicans, Demos Join to Buck Truman   Opposite Extremes Unite to Oppose Anti-Strike Measure

Truman's Labor Measure Faces Snag in Senate   Democratic-GOP Coalition Threatens To Block Early Approval

Coalition May. Block Laws Asked By President   Senate Scheduled To Act Today On Drastic Bill To Curb Strikes

Bi-Party Senate Foes Hit Truman’  Labor Measure   Long Fight, Changes Predicted; Taft Leads GOP Opposition

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Coalition May Block Measure In the Senate   Republicans Are Joined By Some Democrats “In Move

SENATE HOLDS  UP TRUMAN LABOR BILL   , Senators Seeking Stronger Action  Than “Draft” Plan

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You're Cordially Invited To Visit Us During National Want Ad Week

Strike Threat Against Soup Company Averted, Tomato Cron Is Saved

Campbell Soup Strike Averted.   Federal Conciliators ‘Sue ceed In Obtaining Compromise Agreement

COURT RULES AGAINST UNION   Union Men May Not Get Jobless Pay If They Refuse To Work

Unemployed Unior Member Eligible  For Compensation   Supreme Court Rules He May Refuse Non-Union Jdb

Dairy Products May Cost More   Milk, Butter, Cheese On List Studied by Government Agencies.

Three Governmental Agencies Are Reported Considering Raising Retail Prices On Milk, Butter, Cheese To Encourage An Increased Production In U.S.

Troops In Full-Combat Campaign Moving Southwest Across North Iran Ciose to Turkey Border.   ANOTHER NOTE SENT TO MOSCOW BY BYRNES   An Explanation Was Demanded by State Department; Sherman Tanks and Planes Used.

Stalin Calls = Extension of ‘Churchill Talk Draft Urged ‘Dangerous Lie’ By Patterson

Heading For Borders of Turkey, Iraq   Troops Reported Within 20 Miles of Tehran;  Reasons Not Given   Bulletin

Grand Jury Charges 24 With Bribery  Political -Figures Held in Michican

PLEADS GUILTY TO ATTACK ON MEAD   Buffalo. Man Struck Senator in Hatel abby

INDO-CHINA SCENE OF » GUN DUEL    French Warships Fired Upon By  ‘Chihese Forces

Attempt Is Made To Settle Issue After Fighting   Shore Batteries Fire On Warships; Accord On Occupation Sought

PEAGE SOUGHT IN INDO-CHINA   French Meet Opposition As They Try To Land Troops Near Haiphong

French - Chinese Dispute Leads To Ship-Shore Duel   French Warships Were Disembarking Troops At Haipong

Filings of Two Men Are Challenged   Roy Turner and H. C. Jones Charge ‘Shadow Filings’ Among Rivals

TURNER, JONES FILE PROTESTS   Top Governor Candidates Chal. lenge the Intent of ‘Shadow’ Names

-CUERO AREA IN LINE FOR WORST OF MANY EXPECTED OVERFLOWS  HIGH WATER, WARNINGS  REPORTED IN WAKE OF » HEAVY [ONC RAINFALL

TWO RIVERS REPORTED ON RAMDAGE   Highways Closed As Heavy Rains Continued Today

NEW QAFORD H. 8. CHANGE APPROVEL      Will Be Operated As JuniorSenior High School Beginning In September—Second In Adams County

CONGRESS IN BAG 2 PARTY LEADERS SAY CONFIDENTL)   Unqualified Claim Made by Democrats That They Will Make Gains in Both House and Senate.   REECE SAYS G. 0. P. WILL CAPTURE BOTH   Campaign One of Hottest in Recent History—35,000,000 Persons Expected to Vote.

BOTH PARTIES EXPECT GAINS FOR CONGRESS   REPUBLICANS SURE THEY WILL TAKE BOTH HOUSES

Republican Chairman Carroll Reece Says .G. O. P. Is Sure to Capture Both Houses

Byrnes Calls Attention To Tehran Pact   Second Note Sent To Protest Soviet Manchurian Policy

State Department Requests Prompt Removal of Red Troops in Iran   Nofe Declares Russian Ac. tion Is Contrary fo Assurances Reached al Tehran Conference

'Sharp Note Sent Moscow Calling Soviet Attention To Bia Three Aqreement

State Department Note Calls Upon Russia to Keep Pledge She Made to Withdraw Troops.   CLOSES WITH REQUEST FOR PROMPT ANSWER   Six-Hundred Word Document Says “U. S. Cannot Remain Indifferent” to Continued Occupation,

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EARLY REPLY FROM SOVIET IS REQUESTED   Note Charges Russian Act Is Violation Of Tehran Pact

SOVIETS STILL HOLD ARMY IN NORTH PERSIA   Three Are Killed In Leftist Parade In Tehran, Thursday

Can’t Remain Indifferent, United States Tells Russia  Note Points Out RedActionContrar To Tehran Pact;

SOVIET U TOLD 10 LIVE UP TO TREATY   TROOPS ON PERSIAN SOIL MENACE TO WORLD PEACE

Calls upon soviets to meet agreements   Note to Moscow made public; nation cannot remain indifferent to derision

Soviets Urged to Get ‘Troops Out of  Iran ‘Immediately’   Lengthy Document Delivered to the Kremlin Calls for ‘Prompt’ Answer, State Department Renorie

WARNING AS 10 PLEDGES   Farly Answer Is Sought from Moscow In Message Sent Out

URGE MOSCOW ACT PROMPTLY      Byrnes Has Keenan Deliver Another Note Regarding Activities Within Manchuria

‘Prompt’ Reply Requested To Note Asking Soviets to Live Upto Their Agreement   Document on Red Army Activities in Manchuria Also Delivered to Russian Foreign Office on Order from Byrnes; Actions Against 3-Power Declarations

Soviets Told To Quit tran In New Nofe   State Department Note js Delivered to Moscow Wednesday

Red Action in Iran Declared Unwarranted  Immediate Withdrawal of Soviet Forces Asked   eee = meds ce, ti cit: ee

U.S. Calls On Soviets To Gel (ut Of Iran   Reminds, Nation To Live Up To Aareements

State Department Makes Public Note Demanding Russia  Live Up To Agreement.

Fulfill Pledges, American Note  Admonishes  Message Asks Early Answer From Moscow

Socialist Returns to Office to Lead Belgian Coalition Government

TRIGGER SET FOR UNDERSEA A-BOMB BLAST   Weathermen Hold Out Hope for Clearing Sky for Trial

A-Bomb Trigger Cocked.   If Weather Is Too Bad Underwater’ Test Slated For 3:35 Today Will Be Held July 27

‘Atom Bomb Trigger Set for Explosion   Teday’s Test Will Prove Worth of Conventionally Built Warships

Cock Bomb Trigger For Underwater Bikini Explosion   Test To Be Held Today if Weather Permits Observaiion

Underwater A-Bomb Test At 4.35 P.M.   Weather Improves And Admiral Blandy Orders Preparations To Be Carried Out

‘Primed to Explode At 4:35 P.M. Today Or As Soon Thereafter As the . Weather Perniits .

Underwater Test Scheduled For 4:35 P.M. Teday   Admiral Blandy Decides To Go Ahead With Test On Schedule; Weather Improving

Stage [s Set For First Undersea Atomic Blast   Detonation Planned Fo: 4:35 O’clock This  Afternoon

P repare To Coek Trigger   For Atom Bomb Test Today Under Water Against 73 Target Ships

75 Target Vessels Await Underwater Atomic Explosion    Bikini Weather Conditions Improving

UNDERWATER A-BOMB TEST IS SET TODAY   Trigger Is Cocked For Blast Against Fleet Of 75 Target Ships

Blandy To Go Ahead With Test  Cornell Physicist To Push Button o

All in Readiness  To Set Off Bomb   Explosion at 3: 35 P.M. Today Depends on Bikini Weather   CREWS LEAVE LAGOON   Bomb Is Placed With All Secrecy Observed in War Time

HOUSEWIVES TOLD OF FLOUR DANGER   Warning On Spoilage Is Given By U.S. Officials.

THREE STRIKES [DLE 21,000 IN DETROIT   All Persons Affected Are Auto Workers

21,000 WORKERS IDLE   Series of Disputes in Auto Induse try in Detroit Area

BIG FOUR WILL SEEK SPEEDUP GF PEACE MEET   Stalin’s Statement Believed Tx Have Encouraged Conference

BiG FOUR MINISTERS CONFER IN PARIS; STALIN'S TALK SETS HOPEFUL ATMOSPHERE

Vishinsky Flays American Claim: To Reparations   Plenary Session of Conference Called In Speedup Action

PEACE PARLEY IS OPTIMISTIC   STALIN STATEMENT BRIGHTENS THE PICTURE

Ministers Meeting Again To Speed Peace Conference   Hope To Complete All Treaties By Oct. 14

Conference Meets In Plenary Session   Vishinsky Accuses U. 8. of Making War Profits

Treaty Writers Resume Debate  Crechoslovakia May 9 _ ritory from  unoagrinne 

French Reds Claim Victory In Eleetion   Communists Get 20 More Assembly Seats Than Nearest Rival

serena sacieadaatins erenennincs toad “TREMENDOUS QUAKE” SHOWN ON SEISMOGRAPH

QUAKE 18S REPORTED      Tremors Occurred Yesterday Afternoen in South Pacific

Hard Coal Contract  Progress Reportec  Negotiators Return te Task Today

Ickes Blasts Lewis at Coal Parley   Fiery Ex-Secretary Charges LMW Demands Unsound

New Proposal Offered in Coal Strike   Lewis Delays Answer to Government Suggestion; Truce Is Due to Expire At Midnight Tonight

DELAY ANSWER ON MINE OFFEF   Lewis Waits to Hear Truman Mes sage Before Replying to New Proposal

Austria Stands Up Against Russia, to Ask UN for Help  Wants Her Integrity Guaranteed

iMeat Shortage Ease Foreseen   Anderson Reveals Several Proposals Are Being Worked On

Way To Boost Meat Sought By Anderson   Farm Chief Emphatic Against Ceiling Lift After Cabinet Meets

Rails Prepare to Slash Service as Coal Supply Cut  Steel Furnaces to Be penned Soon;  aS

Railroads Will Curtail  Service To Conserve Coal   Rails First Major Industry To Announce Plans For Coping With Threatened Shortage As Miners Strike; Others Meanwhile Take Stock Of Pending Situation

Veterans Forn G.0.P. Leaque   Smith Of Dubuque On Natl. Committec

HOPE TO VOTE NEXT MONDAY ON NEW BILE   COMMITTEE GOES INTO CLOSED SESSION TO WORK OUT COMPROMISE PLAN FOR ONE YEAR

New Compromise On Price Control Is Being Framed   Senator Barkley Says Bill May Be Ready For Senate Action Monday   COMMITTEE WORKS IN CLOSED SESSION

COMMITTEE 18 QONSIDER YEAR OPA EXTENSION   Sen. O’Daniel Threatens To Start Filtbuster

Ministers Deadlocked   Stand Pat on Italo-Yugoslav Frontier, Stert Exemining Balkan Treaties

Paris Parley ‘Opens Talks On Treaties  For Balkans   Byrnes And Molotov Snared In Deadlock ~ On Italian Proposal

U.S., Russia Deadlocked Over Italy   Concessions In  Balkans Hinted

Deadlock On ltalo- Yugoslav Frontier Issue  Foreign Ministers Tore Ts Balkans,  D..* tAsegth B.._._.__?.

DEADLOCKED ON FRONTIER ISSUE   Foreign Ministers Unable To Agree To Italo-Yugoslav Matters; To Study Balkan Treaties.

Order Probe Of Balkan Treaties   Ma£unisters are Deadlocked on Italian Frontier Issue

See Possibility Italy Deadlock Can Be Broken   To Start With Romania; UC. S. May Offer Concessions

Balkan Treaties Next On Agenda Of Ministers   Deadlock Remains On Boundary Issue; To Come Up Later

Big 4 Ministers Turn Attention To The Balkans   Trieste, Yugoslav Frontier Major Difficulties In Settling Italian Issue:

U. S. and Russia Refuse To Yield in Respective Stands on Italian Treaty. rd

Big 4 Start Examination  Of Balkans   Foreign Ministers Deadlocked) On Tralian Treaty. Problem Of Trieste.   BEGIN WITH ROMANIA

Ministers Still Deadlocked On  Frontier Issue   Byrnes Firm On Stand But Moves To Take Up Balkan Treaties

American Deputies Turn Attention to Balkan Treaties   Foreign Ministers Still Deadlocked On ftalo-Yugoslav  Peecetoogs beni:

See Possibility Italy Deadlock Can Be Broken   To Start With Romania; U. S. May Offer Con e PAVIA BOVE CG

BIG 4 CONFEREES START WORK ON BALKAN TREATIES   DEADLOCKED OVER ITALO-YUGOSLAV FRONTIER ISSUE

Frontier Issue  Deadlocks Council   Work Switched from Italian Treaty to Balkan Problems

Big o Four r Parley Deadlocked — On Italy-Yu goslavi ia Frontier

Big Four Deadlocked On Trieste   Question Put Aside In Favor of Balkan Teesies

Big-4 Deputies Start Work on Balkan Treaties   Tight Deadlock Over Yugostavian-talian Border Unbroken

BALKAN PACTS BEFORE BIG 4   Italo-Yugoslav Frontier  Issue Deadlocked

Big Four Study Balkan Treaties; Stalemate Holds   Neither Americans, Soviets " Budges From ‘Stands on Htalian Ti reaty  at Meating

Ministers Of Big 4 Turn To Balkan Treaties   U. S. May Offer Concessions There To Break Deadlock On Italy.

Big-4 Turns From Touchy Italian Issue   Ministers Convene Today to Take Up Balkan Problems

Ministers Sef Examination of Balkan Treaties   Trieste Question Boundary Issue Key to Difficulty

Ministers Are Unable To Get Together   Conference In Paris Blocked By Italian Issue

—BIG FOUR— Treaties To Be Examined  Deadlocked On  Frontier Issue —

— BIG FOUR — Ministers Begin Work On Pacts   U.S., Russia Remain Deadlockec On Trieste Issue

Italians’ Borders Dispute In Lock   Balkan Treaty Uy Next On Agenda Of Ministers

Examine Balkan  Treaties   Foreign Ministers Deadlocked on Italo-Yugoslav Frontier Issue

SENATOR TO FIGHT FOR AIR FORCE   Urges Army, Navy To Be Kept Separate

Fighting Four’ Wives of Overseas Soldiers Say Country Needs National ‘Bring Back Daddy’ Club

National 'Bring-Back-Daddy’ Club May Be Formed By Soldiers Wives

GridGame _ Gets Going   —But Is Halted in Night Club by ‘Referees’; Penalty Ils Due.

LEAHY NAMED SOURCE OF RUMOR ON BYRNES   Secretary Silent When Told Fru man’s Chief of Staff Inspired Talk He Would Quit.

Veat packers demanding price raises  Proportionate to wage increases

DEMAND MEAT PRICE BOOSTS   Industry Spokesmen Cite Need For Increase As Panel Hearing Ends

HEARINGS IN MEAT STRIKE FINISHED   PACKERS CONTEND PRICES SHOULD GO UP AT TIME OF WAGE BOOSTs.

CUR AND LC. RESTORING FULL SERVICE   Factories Also Make Plans for Reopening as Coal Strike Ends 

Wyatt Ur ves Subsidies.   Building Boss Says  Pavments Essential

Se ee ee ee er  Accused Slayer Of Officers To Be Moved To Harrison County Jai

Miner Confesses Twin Shootings   Prosecutor Says McCauley Taken To Clarksburg Because ‘Feeling High’ Around Keyser; Trooper Says Man Now Sullen

McCauley Confesses ~ He Killed Officers   Prisoner Taken to Ciarksburg Because of Ill Feelings

State Turns to Plans to Try Heirens.   Knife-May Be New. Evidence; Youth Read: Book of Exodus

State Makes Final Checks to Prepare — For Heirens’ Case    Surprise Reversal of Youth’s Memory May Mean Death House

State Maps Trial Against Heirens   Youth Spends Restless Night in County Jail

HEIRENS READS BIBLE   Preparing for Murder Trial After Youth Declines to Confess

Women Riot, Spoil Sale Of Nylons   15,000 Disappointed As Police Order Cancels Event

65-Cent Wage Minimum ls Set By U. S. Board   GMC ACCUSES UNION OF VIOLATING NEW PACT

G5-CENT FL SET FOR PLANT WORKERS’ PAY   GM Charges CIO Violates Settlement; Quiet Restored In Pittsburgh Walkout

GM Charge: Violation By  Motor Union      UAW Unable To Get Members Back To Their Jobs

CIO AUTO WORKERS NAMED IN CHARGES BY LEADERS OF ui   Strike Agreement Is Not Kept, Officials Declare.   HARVESTER PLANT ACCORD SAID NEAR   18-Cent Wage Increase Is Agreed On By Parties.

WSB APPROVES GO MININUM FOR 2,360,000   Ruling Affects 20 Per Cent of Manufacturing Force in Nation’s Industries   THC SETTLEMENT NEAR   Company and Unien Agree on Wage Increase of 18 Cents Hour

Minimum Wage Boost to 65 Cents Wins Stabilization Board Approval

New Formula For Prices,  Wages Asked   Labor Disputes Bring Demand  From OPA Chie!

PRICE CONTROL STAND SOUGHT BY OPA CHIE]   Truman Action Asked In Plan to End . Steel Strike

US. Warships To Visit Greece   Visit of Courtesy Arranged to Follow Plebiscite, Navy Says

ARMY ALARME OVER WRECKING OF DRAFT LAW   Military May Not Be Able To Meet Commit ments  Overseas

Army Concerned Over Outlook  Check Possibility to . Meet Commitments

War Dept.  Ts Concerned Over Fate Of Draft Act  Questions Ability   To Meet Future wt ee. es ££...  E ="

Army Uneasy Over Meeting Commitments   Uncertainty Over Fate Of Selective Service Cause of Concern

War Depariment Fears Manpower Pinch Is Coming   Army Expresses Concert over Ability To Meet Commitments Overseas

Army Fearful It Can’t Fill  Oversea Quota   Under - Staffed Outposts May Result; 12,000 Volunteer in Mav

High Command Concerned By Cut In Draft   War Department May Not be Able to Meet Ov erseas Commitments

‘Army Concerned Over Outlook  Check Possibility to  bk DORE IRE’ 2. ERENCES ae

Draft Cut: Ability to Meet Needs   Current Stop-Gap Measure May Cost Over 190,000 Replacements While Rate Of Discharges Unchecked

Mine Operators Meeting Today   Touch Off Reports Of Move to Re-open Contract Talks

Soft Coal Men Plan Meeting   Reports Heard Spokesmen Plan To Reopen Negotiations With Lewis

Soft Coal Owners!Haas Meets With Meeting In Capital Striking Teachers

Spokesmen In Quiet Session... . See Reopening  Of Coal Talks  In Meet Today

Coal Meet Touches Off Lewis Report   Spokesmen for Major Sections of Industry Gather; Coal Contract Negotiations  Seen

Profiteers Get 60-80% Butter Grab   Milk Producers’ Officer Claims Black Market Takes Huge Slice Of U. S. Bread Spread

‘60% Butter Sales Illegal’  Milk Leader Offers ‘Confidential Survey’

GENERAL AHMED! CALLS RED MOVES SECURITY THREAT   tran Will Request UNO Se curity Council to Re ee ee

PREMIER SAYS COUNTRY WILL FIGHT TO END   Red Troop Movements Called Threat to Security; Turkey Pledges Battle

War Minister Says His  Country Will Fight If Invaded.  TRUMAN ASSURES  JITTERY PEOPLE  No Danger of War, Says President At U. 5.  Canital.

Last-Ditch Fight Promised Against Push On Capital   Direct. Threat To National Security  Charged By Officer

Army Is Prepared For Any Russian Move on Teheran   Will Conduct Last Ditch Battle, Iranian War Minister Declares   SECURITY COUNCIL ACTION INDICATED   Ahmedi Charges Troop Mavements Constitute Threat to Security

U.S. Pledge  Of Support Is Reported   Iranian Minister of War Calls Russian Actions “Direct Threat.”

Iranian Army Will Fight To Last Man, Even Boys And Girls In Streets, If Russians Move On Capital, Is Report _   WILL ASK SECURITY COUNCIL OPEN CASE

Red Threat  to Security Charged   War Minister Says Soviet Troops Tripled Within Past Month

WILL OPPOSE AUS IN LAST DITCH BATTLE   Promised American Support, Tehran Dispatch to London Says.

IRAN WILL  HIGHT ANY RED DRIVE ON TEHRAN   War Minister Says Russians Moving Trenone Toward (‘anital

U, S. PROMISE OF SUPPORT TO IRAN REPORTED   Rumors Flood Middle East

Iran Minister Pledges Last Diich Battle   Turkey, Iraq Capitals Buzz with Rumors of Red Army Movements

DIRECT THREAT SEEN IN MOVE TOWARD TEHRAN   War Minister Promises Fight; e Nation Depends On Aid From U. S., Britain   TO PUT CASE BEFORE UNO   Turkey And Iraq Aflame With Rumors Of Impending Kurdish Revolt

Will Fight for Tehran, lran Claims   U. S. Support Offered Kurds Rumored Starting Revolt

Soviet Move on Tehran Will Be Opposed, Repor’   War Minister Pledges Last-Ditch Battle Against Red Forces

Quadruplets Born To Washington Woman One Dies In Incubator; Father Killed Month

Conference Futile Mine Leader Says   Government Action to End Ten-Day Walkout expected in Few Davs

UMW Committee Stages Walkout In Washington   Talks Called ‘Futile;’ Harvester Company’s Dispute Near End

Action of Head of UMW Is Expected To Force Wage Issue.   STRONG LANGUAGE IS USED BY SPEAKER

LEWIS REIECTS FURTHER PARLEYS AND WALKS QUI   Bitter Denunclation of Mine Operators Issued by UMW Over His Name   NEXT MOVE UP TO U. &.   Nature of Action Planned by Federal Government Not Immediately Disclosed

Negotiations Broken Off in Coal Dispute   U.S. Action Hinted; Harvester, Union Agree to Terms

LEWIS WALKS OUT OF PARLEY WITH BLAST AT OWNERS   Charges Operators Refused fo Discuss Health and Safety Canditicn< 

Coal Negotiation: Collapse as — Lewis Walks Out  Settlement Plan   Settlement Plan Agreed Upon In Harvester Tieup

List Four New Cases In Probe   Genera] Says Lives Were Lost Because Of Defective Shells   (By International News Service)  BULLETIN

Royall Orders Full Probe Of Faulty Shells   Brewster Says Mead Group Only Peeped Into Corruption Tent

Guard Tightened On Nazi Leaders To Thwart Break   More Troops Rushed To Nuernberg Because Of Reported Plot

Allies Thwart Rumored Plot To Get Goering   Guard Reinforced When Germans Reported Planning To Free Criminal

GERMAN PLOT TC RESCUE GOERING. OIHERS FEARED   Jail Housing Nazi Leaders Surrounded by UL S&S Army Traons

Tanks Rushed To German Jail To Halt Break   THIRD ARMY ALERTED WHEN REPORT OF ATTACK BARED

Extra Guard Stationed At Prison   Tip Says Underground To Help Criminals

rear Attempt To Free High Ranking Nazis   Machine Guns Are Mounted At Jail

BOMBAY MOBS CONTINUE RIOTS   Three Days Of Fighting Bring Death To 22; Over 600 Wounded

Police Unable To Halt Riots In Bombay   Officials of Indian Congress Aid Efforts To Ouell Disorders

Tear Gas, Guns Fail to Halt Bombay Rites   Curfew Is Imposed on Eve of Independence Day

Tear Gas Used In Bombay Riot   22 Killed, 600 Injured In 3- Dav Disturbanee

Police fail to halt riots in  Bombay area 22 are killed in  celebration fichts

NUPTIAL RITES AT SPRING GROVE CHURCt   Miss Lillian Virginia Pope Becomes Bride Of Luther William Gulden, Hanover, There

Sailor Admits Killing Woman   AWOL Gob Arrested in Cincinnati on Charge  of Murder

Killed Woman. Sailor Admits  AWOL Gunner Nabbec By Cincinnati Police

GREECE TO OPPOSE TALAN ADMISSION TO. WORLD BENK   . Governor: to Urge Boycott Until Contract on Renarations Signed

GREECE 10 OPPOSE ITALIAN ADMISSION  10 WORLD BANK   Governor to Urge Boycott Until Contract on Reparations Signed

REVEALS PROBE RECORD STOLEN   Mead Committee Counse! Says Garsson Papers Missing

BARES THEFT OF FILES IN GARSSON CASE   Chief Counsel’ Says Records Copied, Some Pages Oeil] Mieeinn

Atomic Authority Plan Brings Mixed Reaction as Senate Studies Action

‘International Military Tribunal Refuses to Disqualify Its Chief Justice on Defense Motion

Tribunal Backs Chief Justice   Court Rules Sir Webt Oealified Member

Surplus Goods Sold to China   War Materiel Excluded. But Reds Protest

Chi. Barber Had Chance to Trim Lewis’ Eyebrows but Lost. His Nerve

“YOU WOULDN‘T UNDERSTAND”  Barber Passes Up Chance To Trim John L. Lewis’ Brows

Barber Muffs Golden Opportunity to Make  Cood on Threat to Trim Lewis’ Evebrows

Chicago Barber Turns Piker When Given Chance To Trim  EK vebrows of John L. Lewis

 “YOU  WOULDN'T UNDERSTAND” Barber Passes Up Chance To mJohn L. Lewis’ Brows

 WOMAN’S CIVIC CLUB ‘HAS CHRISTMAS PARTY AT MEETING, DECEMBER 21

Modern “Robin Hoodess” Nabbed In Her Forest Hideout Near Seattle

Kaiser Avers He Welcomes Profit Probe   Industrialist Says Big Steet Received Preference Beant lesan lawee

FIGURES CITED TO BACK CLAIM   Knutson Says GOPs Will Cut Income Taxes By 20 Percent.

Knutson Says GOP Could~And May  Show Truman How To Balance Budget

BiG CITY VOTE. MAY DECIDE RACE FOR U. 5. SENATE   Thompson Predicts Republican Sweep and Harper Is . Equally Sure Democrats  Will Carry State.   ORATORY TO CONTINUE: UNTIL ELECTION EVE   Campaign Lifted to National Prominence by President Truman’s Residence in Missouri.

Nation Greatly Interested in Missouri Results   Hottest Congressional Fight 1s Between Schwabe, Nelson

TWO SLAYERS — “ESCAPED JAIL   MAN SUSPECTED OF KILLING THREE RED-HAINED WOMEN CAUGHT SOON AFTER”  ‘BREAK .

President is Told This or Nothing’ By Congress Leader   End of Fillibuster Means Bill Will Be Given Président

President Urged Not To Veto OPA Extension Bill Expected To Pass Senate Today

COST OF NEWSPRINT ON UPWARD TREND   20 Per Cent Increase Seen immediate Prospect

Price of Newsprint Jumped Today With 20 Percent Increase Exvected

Airliner Fall Kills 3 in Test   California Mishap Fatal for Crewmen

3 KILLED IN TEST OF DC-3 AIRLINER   Plane Crashes and Burns Near North Hollywood

Crewmen Sacrificed  in Wreck   Pilot Chose Death Rather Than Hit Houses, Says Official

THREE KILLED ON TEST FLIGHT   AIRLINER CRASHES IN CALIFORNIA BACKYARD

BRITISH IDEAS REVEALED American's Misconceptions Of Enalish Are Corrected

JAPS PROTEST — ‘RED’ DELAYS       IMPERIAL PALACE b  DEMONSTRATION AGA .  THE RUSSIAN POL- = CY

JAPS DEMONSTRATE AGAINST SOVIETS   Speakers Rap Failure To Repatriate Nationals.

COUNTY LEADERS MEET THURSDAY ‘4-H FINISH-UP   Project Honor Members To Attend All-Day Meet In Toulon

Dairy Products to. Remain Free of Curbs; Ruling Effective Friday

CEILINGS ON LIVESTOCK IN HEFEGT FRIDAY   Reduced Prices at Retail Markets Planned for Abeut Sept. 2.

Garsson Case Probe May Be Prolonged   Grand Jury May Take All This Month for Investigation

2 Dead In Oil Storage Fires   Flames Leap Thousand Feet in Midwest Refinery Blaze

REFINERY FIRE COSTS 3 LIVES   Seven Petroleum Tanks Explode In Blaze At Findlay, Ohio

Firemen Bring Refinery Blaze Under Control   Seven Storage Tanks Explode at Findlay; Three Men Are killed

REFINERY FIRE FATAL TO TWO   Two Others Are Injured. Seven Tanks Destroyed At Findlay Plant

Slain Robbers Staged Hold Up ‘In Kansas City   Robbed Music Co. of $5,000; Had Long Crime Record

ADD $1,330 IN SCHOOL PUPILS NEW BOOKS TO “TAKE” LIBRARY LAW LIBRARY ON OPENING DAY

Higher Prices for Autos, Toc   Consumer’ Will  Be Protected,  Says Administrator in Revealing Bulge

Higher Rent, Food, € ‘lothes rt On Way, Says OPA   ‘The Consumer Will Be Afforded Maximum Protection, Says Administrator Porter In Announcing In creases Will Be Made In A Few Days

OPA To Allow boost In Food Rental Prices  Auto Cost Hike Aloo Scheduled

OPA PLANS PRICE BOOSTS ON RENT, FOOL   To Announce Soon Increases In New Car Prices

Won’t Take Control Off Meat Price   Boost to Be Allowed o1 Clothing and Automobiles, Porter Says

SENATE VOTES 60-DAY PERIOD FOR “COOL-OFF”   Would Require Procedure In Labor Disputes; Penalties Provided

TRUMAN TO ASK DRAFT POWER IN LABOR DISPUTES   Will Also Ask Law Making Strikes Against U.S. Felony

SITDOWN STRIKE BEGUN BY GERMAN WAR PRISONERS   Thounsands in U. S. Army ‘Base Section in Italy Demand Early Repatriation to Homeland.   “WE ARE NOT SLAVE LABOR,” SIGN READS   Captives Being Transferred From Work Camps—Rome Hears Movement May Spread to Britain.

PWs Striking In Italy Aree   Early Repatriation’ Deinand Made hv 24.000’ Germans

Statement Made Part of Record  in Murder Case Defendant Quoted as ‘Admitting Fatal Shooting

Doylestown State Police Round Up Whole Gang In the “611 Diner’? Holdup

FIVE BANDITS HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED   Case Has Been Entirely Solved to Satisfaction of State Police   ONE ARRESTED BY FBI

LID CLAMPED ON OTHER JOBS TO RUSH VET HOMES   4overnment Stops Virtually All Other Construction In Order To Speed Program For 2,700,000 Homes For Vets.

Restrictions Clamped On Non-Essential Building  To Speed Government Homes-For-Veterans Progran

Curbs Put on Busines:  Building   Order Aimed to Make Scarce Materials Available for Housing

GOVERNMENT PLACES DRAOTIL CURBS ON CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIR ALL TYPES BUILDING

Drastic Building Rules Issued To Help Housing   Restrictions Clamped Upon Virtually All Types Of Construction Other Than Homes By U. S. Order

Only Vets’ Homes Given Green Light   New Order by CPA Clamps Restrictions on Nearly AH Other Structures; Repair Jobs Allowed

Drastic Curbs or Building  US Planning to   US Planning to Speed Homes For Veterans

Drastic Restrictions on Building or Repair Work Ordered by Government

U. S. TIGHTENS RESTRICTIONS ON OTHER BUILDING  ORDER INTENDED TO - RELEASE MATERIALS

Drastic Action Ordered To Aid  Home Buildin:   Curbs On Construction And Repair Of Virtually All — Types Of Building Directed   AUTHORIZATION BY GOVERNMENT NEEDED

Yovernment in Move To Push Homes For Vets   All Other Types of Building and Repair Halted By New Order

Government Virtually Halts All Work Except That On Homes For U.S. Veterans

Business, Industry Construction Halts   Veterans Housing Alone Gets Go-Ahead Siqnal From Board

Government Slaps Drastic Controls On Building, Repair   Forbids Beginning New Construction For Any Industries

GOST LIMITED  UN NEW WORK, BY CPA RULES   Aimed to Release Materials to Provide Homes for. Ex-Service Men. .

U. S. Acts to  Speed Homes For Veterans   Clamp Down Drastic Regulations for Building Or Repair

Drastic U.S. Order Issued to Channel All Construction Toward 2,700,000 New Homes

DRASTIC CURBS ‘ON MATERIALS FOR BUILDIN   Repair Projects. Also Will Be + Slowed Under Order Issued by CPA

Repair Jobs Affected By Regulation   Construction Work, Except Housing, To Be Held Down

Forbids Start of New Com mercial, Industrial Construction Unless It Is Authorized

Strict Federal Controls Placed On 1: ost Building  Except Home:: ‘or Veterans

Government Calls Halt To Building   Drastic Restrictions On Most Construction Intended to Speed Homes fer Veterans

Drastic Building Rulings   Government Acts To Speed Homes For Veterans: Far-Reaching Orde

Object Is to Get More Scarce Materials for Homes During the  Next 2 Years

CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS HIT BY ORDER DESIGNED     =O SPEED VETERANS.

CPA Order Stops All Industrial Building, Repairs   Vet’s Housing Will Be Helped By New  Restrictions

NEW DRASTIC BANS MADE ON CONSTRUCTION   Government Acts to Speed Building of Homes for Veterans

U.S. Restricts Building Jobs   Construction Work Favors GI Homes

Some Repairs Are Allowed Under Order   Buildings Under Construction Are To Be Completed

BANS NEW COMMERCIAL STRUCTURES   Acts To Speed “Construction Of Homes For Vets

Small Repairs Allowed Under Cost Ceilings   Drastic Orders Aimed To Expand Needed - Materials

Drastic Buildin, g Clamp    Government Order For. : bids Construction of . Most Other Building Than of New Homes

Federal Agencies Order Rigid Restrictions on Building to Aid Housing for Veterans

‘Government Halts Business  ‘Projects To Make Critical ‘Home Materials Available

Clamp Drastic Restrictions on Building, Repair   U. S&S: Order. Designec To. Speed Homes. For Wiae. Vatarane

Drastic Step Taken Tc Speed Homes for Vet erans; Buildings Al ready Begun Can Be Completed.

Tighter Rules For Building   Government Acts To Speed Homes For Veterans; Tichtens Restrictions.

Repairs to Buildings and All New Construction of Stores, Offices, and Like Are Halted.

CURTAILMENT TO AFFECT ALL TYPES OF WORK   Program Designed To Promote Construction of 2,700,000 Homes for Vets

Repair Jobs Come In For Jolt Too Under Ruling   By MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

GOV'T ACTS TO SPEED UP VET HOUSING PLAN   New Commercial, Indus‘ trial Construction  Forbidden

‘NEEDING HOMES   Will Forbid Commercial Or Industrial Repairs Unless Authorized

Government Moves To Speed Up Home Construction For Vets   Clamp Drastic Restrictions On Virtually All Other Structures In Effort To Conserve Needed Materials

Nation To Speed Building Of New  Veterans Homes   All Other Structures Are Limited Under New Order

Government Clamps Drastic Curbs on Non-Home Buildins   Far-Reaching Order, Is sued Today, Becomes Effective at Once

Order Expected fo Release ' Scarce’ Materials for Veterans’ Homes

Drastic Ruling Hits Commercial Use of Materia!   Limits Repair to Certain Amounts For Various Type Buildings   By MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Lid Clamped On Building By Expedites   Drastic Construction Rules Involved To Save Material For Vets Housing

Some Repairs Are Allowed Under Order  Buildings Under  Construction Are —- wp. ~@.....f.24. J

UAASIIG HEGULATIUNS  PLAGED ON BUILDING   Even Industriai Plants Are Restricted

Restricfions on Building, Repait Clamped Down  Government Acts Ty, Sneed Housing

Karly Manchu  Truce Forecast   Gen, Marshall in Nanking For. Peace Discussions-

6 O’Clock Nuisance      Boy, 10, His Sister and Twin Brothers Talk Their Dog, Pal, into Mothering Three Orphaned Robins

Administration Officials Say Truman Plans To Keep Present Cabinet Intact

LEADERS SAY INTACT CABINET TRUMAN'S AIM   Accumulation Of Vacancies Leads To Speculation Of Job Shifts

TRUMAN INTENDS TO KEEP CABINET INTACT THIS. YEAR   No Changes Contemplated By President; Other High Posts Must Be Filled

TRUMAN'S AIDES DERIDE TALK OF CABINET SHIFTS   PRESIDENT HIMSELF LABELS REPORTS OF CHANGES ABSURD

High Officials Believe President Will Try to Keep Present Cabinet

CHIEF AIMS TO HOLD OFFICIAL FAMILY INTACT   President Has Enough Troubles Without Trying To Reshuffle Cabinet

WANTS TO KEEP CABINET INTACT   Aide Says ‘Everybody Talks About Changes Except Boss Himself’

No Cabinet Changes Believed Likely At Present... . Truman Planning To Keer Present Cabinet In 1947

No Cabinet Shuffling Probable With Good Men So Hard To Find. States Truman Aide

Truman Will Try To Keep  Same Cabinet   Other Vacancies  Are To Be Filled

No Cabinet Change Forecast For Year Ahead Says Truman   High Officers Make His Hopes Public; London Ambassador Needed

Truman to Keep  Cabinet Intact   Source Says Everybody Is Talking Change but” President

Predict Presiden’, Will Try to Keep. His ° resent Cabinet Intact For.” Year

"Believe Truman Contemplates No Cabinet Changes  Personnel Problems Exist. in Filling eo Mea, Litnlke Dcba

CLAIMS TRUMAN NOT TO CHANGE CABINET IN 1947   President Having Trouble Fill ing Other High Government Posts

High Official Says Everybody Talking About Cabinet Changes Except Truman

Any, % s \binet Chai.ge Seen As Doubtful During Year   Truman Has Number Of Other Offices That He Must Fill

President to Try to K eep Cabinet Intact; Too Busy to Make Changes

Truman Likely To Keep Cabine Intact in 1947   Few Changes in Sight; To Fill ©  Some Vacancies

IN CABINET IS EXPECTED   Highly Placed Administration Officials Say Truman Will Try to Hold Present Personne! During Year Ahead.

Plans No Cabinet Shifts   President Finds It  Too Hard to Fill Other Top Government Posts To Consider a Shuffle

: YEAR AHEAD   ids Say Truman Has Hare Enough Time In Filling Other Major Posts

Expect Truman To Keep Present Cabinet Intact   Has Many Problems In Finding Personnel For His Top Posts

President fo Stand Pat on His Cabinet   Primary Problem Vacancies in Other Hich Levelt Posts

INVESTIGATORS RETURN   Group Inquiry of July 29 Ambush f Four Marines

Assembly In State Under GOP Control   State’s Political Score in Washington Unchanged, but Indiana Legislature Top-Heavy.

State's Score Tn Washington Remains Same   GOP Hold on State Legislature Absolute With Only L5 Seats Not Held in House

Rise in Prices May Lead fo Pay Boost Demands   Hearing on OPA Ceiling Complicated By Cost of Living

Wages, Subsidy Issues Facing Control Board   Price Rollback Urged to Prevent ‘Waae Inflation’

CONTROLS DISCUSSED ON FIVE MAJOR FOODS   De-Control Group Prepares To End Public Hearings

CANNING SUGAR LIMIT 10 POUNDS   O. P. A. HAS ANNOUNCED HOUSEWIVES SUPPLY WILL BE DECREASED

LIMIT SUGAR FOR CANNING   HOME CANNING RATION WILL BE: TEN POUNDS, DISTRICT OPA OFFICE SAYS

Martin Talks To Legion Meet   Real Veteran Wants Free, Dynamic America  He Tells Vets

PEARL HARBOR » CO-OPERATION TO BE PROBED   KIMMEL TO BE QUIZZED ON RELATIONS BETWEEN HIM. SELF AND ARMY *

COMMONS PAYS F. D. R. HONOR   All Parties Join In Ap: proving Bill To Erect Memorial

BRITISH COMMONS FAVORS BILL FOR FDR MEMORIAL   Attlee and Churchill: Join in Tribute to Late  Peocidant

House of Commons Lauds Roosevelt   Churchill Ranks FDR Above Washington, Lincoln; Memorial Planned

An Ear for Music Halts Jail Break   “Off Beat” in Prisoners’ Singing Is Hammering to Dislodge Bricks.

 Legislature Must  Act on Time Change   Gov. Donnelly Says He Has No Authority to: Make Change.

Soft Coal Negotiations Continue; Attempt To Avert Railway Strike

kkk FINAL EDITION   ’   Both Factions Ready To End Coal Strike   Negotiations Are On.Foot To Avert Raileand Walkarnt

xKk* FINAL EDITION   Both Factions Ready To End Coal Strike   Negotiations Are On Foot To Avert Railraad Wallaut

Strike Peace Sought During — Several Talks   COAL AND RAILROAD TIE. UPS IN AMERICAN SPOTLIGHT

Russians Are Again Invited To Assist In. Far East Werk; Gen. McCoy Pleased By Result

Snow Falls in Most State Areas   18-Inch Fall  At Carbondale ~_Erie District Escapes

TWO UN ISSUES ARE EXPLOSIVE   VETO POWER ANB FRANCO SPAIN ARE DYNAMITR

Reds Plan to Ask Big 5 Veto for Any Trusteeships   Soviet Idea May Be Given United States Backing At UN Session   POLAND EAGER FOR FRANCO SHOWDOWN   Two Most Explosive Issues Up for Consideration At Assembly

Russia Proposes Privilege Of any Big Five Nation to Veto UN Trusteeship Agreements

Reds Draft Proposal Letting Big-5 Veto Trusteeship Pacts   Move Evidently Designed to Obtain Greater Voice in Pacific Isle Issue; Poles Push for Showdaewn on Snain

VETO POWER SOUGHT ON TRUSTEESHIP   Soviet Proposal May Get U. S. Approval

Army Justice ls Denounced; Charges Made   Appeal Discloses Ameri: cans Held Months Without Charge

NOTE REVEALS 13 AMERICANS HELD   Smuggled Appeal Brings Denunciation Of CourtMartial System

REPORTS OF AMERICANS BEING HELD BY ARMY WITHOUT TRIAL “ASSAILED BY FORMER LAWYER

Smuggled Appeal ‘Discloses 13 Gls, Civilians Jailed Without Charges

Furor Over Army Jails   Many Held in German Army Jails Without Counsel Or Charges

‘MILITARY JUSTICE ‘DENOUNCED AFTER ‘SOLDIERS’ APPEAL   Claim Men are Held Without Counsel; Civilian Jailed  But No Record ‘Made

13 AMERICANS IN U. S. ARMY JAIL WITHOUT CHARGE  SOLDIER SMUGGLES AN  nNraAi CAD UuUriniTr   SOLDIER SMUGGLES AN APPEAL FOR HELP TO U. S. FROM GERMAN?

Say 13 Yanks Held by Army   Held in Jail Without Facing Charges—Denied Legal Counsel

Legal System Denounced By Army Captain   Discloses Smuggled Appeal For Help From_ Soldier Jailed in Germany For 2 Months Without Charge.

ARMY DENIES 1. JAILED YANKS LEGAL SERVICE   Held Without  Charge in German Stockades

Army’ S Legal  System Blasted For Injustice   GIs Held In Jail For As  - Long As 2 Months Without Charges or Counsel.

Angry Denunciation of Army Justice  Voiced by Captain   Smuggled Appeal Discloses That Americans Have Been Held for Months Without Formal Charges

ARMY HOLDING PRISONERS ON ‘NO CHARGES   Soldiers And _ Civilians Jailed For Months  In Europe Area

Army’s System of Justice Blasted   Soldiers, Civilians Held Long Periods Without Being Charged

Lawyer Assails Army System Of Justice.   13 Americans Held Months in Germany Without Charge

PLEA BRINGS DISCLOSURE ~ IN JAIL CASE   Americans Held - In Germany Without Formal Charges

Smuggled Plea Reveals  Yanks Held Months By  Army Without Charges

Americans Held In Army Jails Without Charge   Smuggled Appeal From Germany Stirs Attack  On Legal System.

13 Soldiers, Civilians Being Held In Army Prison Without Charves

Smuggled Plea Reveals 13 Heldby Army MinusCharge   American Civilians, Soldiers Jailed In Germany for Two Months; Captain Assails Army Justice: Probe Ordered

Probe Launched Into Charges Of  Army Injustice   ‘Smuggled Note Discloses Soldiers Held With out Charges

Carroll Hits At Military Legal System   Men Held Without  Forma! Charges

AMERICANS HELD WITHOUT HAVING CHARGES FILED   Smuggled Plea Reveals Situation In Army Jail  In Germany   MILITARY JUSTICE SHARPLY CRITICIZED

AMERICANS HELD IN ARMY STOCKADE   Held at Frankfurt For Two Months Without Charges

Soviet - Parliament Approves: “New Plan With _ Emphasis ‘On. : Atomic ~ Energy, Industrial Pro:

ATOMIC ENERGY AND INDUSTRY TO BE STRESSED   Soviet Parliament To Elect Head Of U. S. S. R. Government Tonight; Vast Industrial Expansion Planned.

Soviets To Elect Leader Tonight   Five-Year Setup : In Full Swing  For Russia

Soviet. To Elect. A Leader   First Step in Working Out Five-Year. Plan, Designed to Put Russia In Impregnable Shape

RUSSIANS WILL SELECT A NEW CHIEF TONIGH   Supreme Soviet To Choose Leader at Final Meet;. May Keep Stalia

Supreme Soviet To Elect a New Government Head   Official Chosen Will Assist Stalin in Carrying Out New Five-Yeonr Plan

Russ to Embark on New Plan, Elect Leaders   Hope to Boost Industry Output To Higher Level

Reds Embark Upon New 5- Year Plan   Supreme Soviet Approves Program

RUSSIA OFFICIALLY LAUNCHES NEW 5-YEAR PLAN   “Designed to Place Her in Lead Among Atomic Eneray Users

Navy Vessels May Provide More Power For Virginia   Ration Order Affects sixty-Fivht: Counties Starting At Midnight

BLUM FAILd FORMMULTT: PARTY CABINET   To Utilize Only Members Of  Socialist Party

Judge er Listens T A iecsher of ete aad Non-Support Cases   Te ae ee ee  ONE A LARCENY CASE   One Divorce Granted, One Is Refused By The Court

Reds Reject U. §. Atom Control Plans   Russia Won't Give Ur Vete Power Over Atomic Decisions

Russia Rejects Baruch Plan to Control Bombs   Soviet UN Delegate Says His Country to Retain Veto Powers.

Reds Won t Lift Atom Plan Veto   Reject U. S. Setup Proposed to UN

Stalin's Latest Views May Help To Build Peace   Foreign Observers Think Statements Will Help United Naiions

Stalin Disputes  War Fear Talk   'Doesn’t Even Have A-Bomb  Facsimile. He Renarts

Agree to Draft 19-Year Olds And Exempt 18   Eliminate Industrial And Student Deferment, Retain Agricultural

COMPROMISE THAT EXEMPTS 18-YEAR-OLDS EXPECTED TO BE ACCEPTED [IN HOUSE’ AND SENATE

DRATT BILL 10 INCLUDE AGES OF MEN 19-4)   Senate and House’ Approval on Compromise Is Seen

$20,000 BLAZE AT REINBEGK   Firemen Fight Flames in Town for 4 Hours

REINBECK SCENE OF COSTLY FIRE   Damage Estimated at Nearly $20,000 Caused

Revise Ceilings For Livestock  To Raise Retail Price Of Beef 6 Cents

Anderson Takes Control on Price On Hogs, Cattle   Hikes Ceilings $1.40, $2.25; Means Boost On Meat; Less Sugar

Anderson in Directive to  OPA on Lids   Calls for Increases Over Levels of June 30 To Spur Production. <

PLANS HIGHER PRICE CEILINGS ON ALL MEATS   OPA Officials Lift Controls on Many Polishes, Leathers

June 30 Ceiling Raised by Order Of Sec. Anderson   Prices On Beef Estimated In. creased Six Cents With Pork Up Three Cents

Higher OPA Ceiling Price on Livestock   Secy. Anderson Directs Increase Over: Limits In Effect on June 30; $1.40 Hike on Hogs.and $2.25 For Cattle Will Raise Retail. Prices

Retail Prices Due for New Increase   Anderson Takes Lead in Squabble Over Meat Ceilings; OPA Has “No Knowledge”

$1.40 Boost on Hogs, $2.25 for Cattle, Is Edict   Sugar to Remain in’ Short Supply: Stamp Valid Sept. 1

Pork Will Rise From 2.5 To Three Cents Above Former Charges  ‘Chicago Basis’ Will Prevail   Livestock Quotations Wil Be Substantially Below Recent Record Sales

VESTOCK CEILINGS ORDERED. HIKED BY AGRICULTURE CHIEF  U.S.D.A. OVERRULES  OPA ATTEMPT TO ROLL _ PACK CONCIIMED CNcT

Ag Secretary’s Order To OPA Is A ‘Surprise’   Anderson Sets Hogs at $16.25, Cattle, $20.25; Lambs About $19

Recontrol of Meats Becomes Effective Thursday Midnight on Live Animals; Retail Next Week.      NEW SUGAR STAMP VALID SEPTEMBER 1

Order For Higher Ceilings On Livestock Issued By Secretary Of Agriculture 

DIRECTS OPA TO INCREASE MEAT PRICES   Proposes $1.40 Boost On Hogs, Increase Of $2.25 on Cattle

SEC. ANDERSON ~ ORDERS LIVESTOCK CEILING REVISION   Dept. Officials Estimated It Would Mean Increase of 6 Cents.   IN THE PRICES OF BEEF      Retail Prices of Pork Will Rise an Average of Between 2.5 and 3 Cents Pound.

:  Secretary Anderson Directs Changes In Prices of Cattle and Hogs;  _Many Items Removed From Control

AG SECRETARY ALTERS PRICES   Beef, Would Go Up 6 Cents From June 30 Top

OPA Directed to Boost Ceilings On Livestock   Increase Will Mean About 6 Cent  Per Pound Increase On Retail Beef

RULING BY OPA ON BOOST MAY NOT BE NEEDED   Rise to Mean Increase of 6 Cenis a Pound in Beef Retail Price

Anderson Directs Revision of OPA Ceilings on Meat   New Price Limits’: ‘Slightly Higher’ Than June30 Level

Calls for $1.40 Per Hundred Hike on Hogs, $2.25 on Beef   Declares Raise Is Necessary to Encourage Production

More Ceiling Prices Lifted Today By OPA   Another Spare Ration Stamp Will Become Valid September 1— Tomatoes Hiked Again

New Ceiling Prices on Meat Increased Over June's Limits   Secretary Anderson Di: rects Increase in Statement Today

Meat Prices Mav Be Higher Under  New Price Ceilings   Deadline Approaches For OPA To Post Tags

CATTLE, HOGS PRICE HIKES ARE ORDERED   Anderson Directs OPA to Boost Porkers $1.40 a Hundred Pounds and Beef, $2.25 a Hundred Pounds.

OPA Yanks Ceilings Off PolishesAndAnEntireZoo Of Leathers In Latest Move

Beef Price Increased Six Cents   Price Of Pork To Jump Three Cents Under New Anderson Ruling

PRICE OF MEAT MAY BE HIGHER THANON JUNE 30   Spare Stamp 51 To Become Good For Sugar Sunday; Dairy Curbs Urged

ANDERSON ACTS TO UP PRICES AT STOCKYARDS   Six Cents a Pound Rise In Retail Beef Price Expected

Controls Removed From Baby Foods Tomato Prices Increased; Sugar Rations To Stay

OPA Overruled By Secretary Of Agriculture   Restoration Of U. S. Control Over Milk Sought By Porter

OPA DIRECTOR TO UP MEAT PRICES   CALLS FOR $1.40 PER CWT, BOOST ON HOGS ’*AND $2.25 ON CATTLE

OPA Ceilings On Livestock To Be Hiked  Beef Costs To Be Increased About

Anderson Tells  OPA to Increase  Prices on Meats Directs Hike of $1.40   ee ee ee    Directs Hike of $1.40 Per Hundredweight on Hogs And $2.25 Boost on Cattle

Raise Prices On Livestock   Will Lift Retail Price Of Beef 6 Cents, Pork 214, to 3 Cents

Ceilings Come Off Leather, Waxes; Meat Trend Is Up   Animal Recontrol To Return Tomorrow

Sec. Anderson Reveals New. Meat Prices   New Retail Beef Price Up. Six Cents A Pounds Pork Up 2.5 To Three Centac -

Meat Prices ~ to Be Hiked Over June 30   Secretary Anderson Orders Increase on Live Animal Ceilings

New Livestock Ceilin gs to Raise June 30 Meat Prices 24--6 Cents

Increase Livestock Ceilings   Anderson. Directs OPA to Boost Beef 2.25 and Pork $1.40 Over June Ceilines

NEW CEILINGS TO BE HIGHER THAN BEFORE   Price Agency Yanks Ceilings  Off Polishes, Leathers, Moot Bohy Lande

OPA Ceilings On Livestock To Be Hiked   Beef Costs To Be Increased About A Coante A Patrnd

WILL MEAN GENT HIKE IN BEEF PAIGE   Andersen Boosts Ceilings Over Protest of OPA Officials.

OPA Told To Sef Ceilings On Livestock   Anderson Says $1.40 On Hogs And $2.25 For Cattle Over June 30 Limits

MEAT CEILINGS ARE ANNOUNCED   Represent Increase Of Six Cents Above June 30 Prices

Sugar Stamp 49 Is Extended... .  Ceilings Taken Off Many Items, Prices Going Up On Others By OPA Order

ANDERSON SETS INCREASES ON MEAT CEILINGS   Hogs To Be Up $1.40 Per Hundred Over June 30, Cattle $2.25

Higher Livestock Ceilings Ordered By See. Anderson   s Hogs Up $1.40 Per Hundred, Cattle Up $2.25; Retail Prices Due for Hiking; Manv Trems Are Set Free From Control

Anderson Directs Boost in Ceilings   Secretary of Agriculture Wants Increase Over June 30 Limits   'FOR HOGS AND CATILE   Order Is a Surprise te Price Administrator Porter

Meat Prices To Be Higher  Recontrols To Go On At Midnight Tomorroy,

DEMOCRATS LEAD IN TURKISH VOTE   Early Returns Show Ruling  Party Behind

Strive To Get Going On lowa Penal Inquiry   Probe Committee Stil Hampered By Lack O} Adequate Funds.

Penal Committee Ready for Probe  Want Further Advice From Governor Blue

PUNISH ALL 22 JACKSON PLEA   U.S. Justice Calls. German War Defendants Guilty as Hitler

Publish Pictures  Of Bomb   Federal Charges  Against 3 Former Service Men, One A Reserve Captain

Three Held for Photographing Atomic Bomb   Former Servicemen Accused of Attempting To Selk'the Picture

PICTURES’ PU TRIO IN IATL   Two Discharged Servicemen anc Reserve Officer in Federal Custody   ATTEMPTED TO SELL... PICTURES OF AROMB

VANDENBERG OFF FOR PARIS MEET   Pledges Utmost for Cause Of World Peace

Nehru Heads Tndian Interim Government   Vandenhero leaves for Peace Conference

KERR ATTACKS GOP’S LEADERS    Governar Tells Kansans Re publicans Want To ‘Destroy Rather than Build’

Looking For Architects Of Tomorrow  Claims GOP Has Two Many Shadow Of The Past

@ FAVS MAbevENe OT en eons  In Role of Reporter shad Sums Un His Views of 194 

- @ PAUL MALLUN—  In Role of Reporter, Writer Sums Up His Views of 1947

Former GI Detained in Jewel Case   Texas Veteran Said To Have Helped Dig  Up Hesse Crown Gems

EX-GI QUIZZED IN GEM THEFt   Man Who Helped Dig Uy Hesse Crown Jewels Held In Texas

EX-(i. 1. 1S NAMED IN THEFT OF GEMS   TEXAN SAYS HE HELPED DIG UP BOXES IN CELLAR OF GERMAN CASTLE,

Martin Agrees To Senate Race; GOP Seeks Slate  Taylor Calls In Party Leaders For fPaadtd ee a  leah BA

Gov. Martin to Run for Senate   GOP Leaders Move to lron Out Differences On Rest of Slate

Governor Martin Agrees  To Run For U. S. Senate   Makes Announcement Of Hi Candidacy In Acceding To Demands Of GOP Leaders — Remainder Of Slate In Making

FRANCES NEW CONSTITUTION SAID APPROVED   Measure Carries Voter's Favor Sunday In Spite Of Gen. De Gaulle

Vandenberg, Taft Support — White For Posts  Senators Expected To Put Down Revolt Of Insuraent Group ©

VANDENBERG AND TAFT REPORTED ‘READY TO APPEAL TO PUT DOWN ‘THREATENED GOP INSURRECTION

Vandenberg In Plea To GOP's For Harmony   SENATOR JOINS TAFT IN APPEAL TO PARTY

VANDENBERG AND TAFT T0  TRY TO QUELL BOP SQUABBLE   Senators Are Expected To Head Off Sen. Reed’s Stand This Week

G. O. P. to Get Unity Appeal   Split. Over Senate Worrjes Leaders

PLAN APPEAL 10 CHECK THREATS INGOP RANKS   Taft, Vandenberg Attempt to Avert Split Over Senate Posts

Vandenberg And Taft May Appeal Personally To Colleagues To Put Down Threatened GOP Insurrection

Vandenberg, Taf! Ready To Make Personal Appeal   Insurrection Threatened Over Organization Of 80th Congress Which Convenes Friday

GOP Leaders Try To Avoid Party Fight  Over Honors   May Make Personal Appeals To Prevent Any Insurrection

Vandenberg And Taft To Appeal For Party Peace   ~Leaders To Ask Conference To Block GOP  Insurrection.

VANDENBERGAND TAFT TO APPEAL FOR GOP ACCORD STAND READY TO PUT  DOWN THREATENED 1 CANERSHIP REVOLT

Republican Leaders in Senate Will Meet Today ‘For Party Conference

Taft, Vandenberg Fight GOP Revolt Over Party Posts   Insurrection Threatens Over Effort To Prevent Maine Senator From Holding Two Ton Pocitinne

Congress To See Tussle By GOP  Vandenberg, Taft Annanl Far Marman

_ President Visits Arlington, Then “Truman Family Enjoys Holiday Outing on Potomac River

UNKNOWN SOLDIER   Truman Leads Grateful U.S In Silent Honor to Dead

President Winds Up Work of 79th Conarase   Signs Total of 204 Bills and Pocket Vetoes 16—Most Wera Minne Manceccn

SOLDIERS.STAGE RIOT IN MANILA   Shooting of Colored Service Man Followed by Wild Hour  ot Gunfire

NEGRO TROOPS RIOT IN MANILA   STANT SHOOTING WHEN SENTRY KILLS BUDDY

TRUSTEESHIP PLAN STIRS INDIGNATION   Mass Parade Is Held In Zone Occupied By Americans

AMERICAN TROOPS IN KOREA ALERTED   PREPARE FOR POSSIBLE. TROUBLE AS NATIVES PRO- [ TEST BIG-3 DECISION.

 . American Troops Alerted For Action Against Koreans   U. S. Zone Seethes with Agitation to Resist Big Three Trusteeship Plan

ALERT YANKS IN KOREA   Possibility of Uprising Over Plav for Trusteeship Js Feared.

‘y ATION NOTED   dews Without Immigration Pa& pers are Held on Ships by ®- —- British Orders

Rumor Plot To Unload Vessels; Semi-Partition  Plan Rejected   Attlee to Consult Cabinet On Handing Problem To UN

BRITISH CLAMP NEWS BLACKOUT ON HAIFA TODAY   2,250 Jews Without Certificates Held Aboard Ships There

British Blackout Palestine Picture  Jewish Circles Buzz as Immigrants Held

Entry Into Palestine Is Prevented   New Violence Is Threatened by British Action

On Edge In Haifa   Tension Mounts As Britian Refuses to  Allow Ilegal Jewish Immigrants to Land

—PALESTINE— Jews Kept On Ships At Haifa   British Enforce Security Blackout

British Rush In Troops; Clamp On ‘Black-Out’   Outlawed Undergro und Group Threatens New Violence in Holy Land

British Hold 2,250 Jews on Ships  in Palestine Port  Landings by Force Art Discussed; Tension Is Reported Growing

BRITISH HOLD 2.250 JEWS ON SHIPS AT HAIFA   Underground Hagana Group Hurls Threats, Admits Hotel Bombing

Ominous Threats Heard From Jewish Leaders As Those Aboard Ship Held

British Clamp Blackout On ~ Port OF Haifa   Jewish Cireles Buzz With Talk That Refugees Will Be Disembarked By  Parve   British Forces  On Way to Scene   Outhawed Organization Warns “New ond Heavy Blows Against Enemies” Are Brewing

‘New and Heavy Blows Predicted By Jewish Grour   ‘Direct Action’ To Free Immigrants on Ships Is Threatened

BATTLE LOOMS OVER ARRIVALS HELD ON SHIPS   Threat Made to Hang Britons Unless Immigrants Are Unloaded.

‘Outlawed Group Threatens To Land Immigrants   ‘Britishers May Hang From Olive Trees’ If Ships Not Unloaded

British Put Haifa Under A Blackout   2,250 Jews Without Immigration Permits Held  On Ships In Harbor.

Byrnes Tackles New Problems After Encouragement of Vandenberg’s 0. K.

BYRNES POLICY ON RUSSIA GETS HEAVY SUPPORT   Secretary Confident His “Patient Put Firm” Attitude Has Good Backing: Tackles Several New Problems.

Radio Speech By Vandenburs  Pleases Byrnes   Secretary of State Confident ‘Patient But Firm” Attitude Has Wide Support

Byrnes Takes Up Multitude New Problems   Policy Toward Pacific Islands Causing Friction

BYRNES PLEASED WITH OKAYS OF FOREIGN POLICY   TACKLES PRESSING NEW PROBLEMS OF PACIFIC AND TURKEY

Byrnes Tackles New Puzzles in  U.N. Interlude   Vandenbergs Address on : Foreign Policy Pleases Secretary of State

BYRNES TACKLES NEW PROBLEMS REPORTEDLY CONFIDENT POLICY TOWARD RUSSIA FULLY BACKED

Byrnes Tackles. Fresh Problems In Foreign Fields   Involv és “Situations Tr front “The: Pacifié:To Turkey; : Likes Vandenberg. Talk

Secretary Byrnes Tackles New Issues; Feels Policy . Toward Russia ‘Accepted’

Bymes Ready To Tackle Bi Policy Items   Feels Confident After Vandenberg, Truman Talk

BYRNES GETS READY FOR  U.N. MEETING AT NEW YORK   Pleased With  Reaction To His Policy Speech On Radio Last Week

CHURCHILL FLAYS PROPOSAL TO GIVE BURMA SELF-RULE   Denounces Plan as Step Te. ward Dissolution of Brittth Ernnita

Says Empire “Scuttled”   Churchill Flares Up As Attlee Speeds Burma Toward Freedom

Churchill Warns of Dissolution When Attlee Announces Plan for Burma Self-Rule.   YEARS OF TOIL IN VAIN   ‘Roiled Briton, in a_ Fighting Speech, Longs for Old Days  i of “Acquisition,”   Prime Minister Defends Proposal as His Predecessor : Denounces ‘“Scuttling.”

Red Acts Tes Byrnes Policy   Occupation to Bring Pressure for Protest

Soviets Refuse To Reeall All  Troops In Iran   Secretary Byrnes Said To Be On Spot As Reds Ignore Him

Some Parts Of Iran Continue Te Be Occupied According To An. nouncement Made After Speech Buy Rurnes   ‘ GRITICS DEMANDING —- PIRM HAND ON REDS

Byrnes Now On Spot By USSR Act   Firm Russian Stand Declared Necessary In Face of Actions

SOVIETS WELSH ON IRAN PLEDGE   Action Follows Byrnes Promise of Stiffer Attitude

Tranian Move — Puts Secretary Byrnes On Spot   Observers See ‘Action As Contrary To Policy Set Forth In Speech 

BYRNES PUT ON SPOT BY SOVIET UNION   Reds Fail to Get Out of Iran—U.S. Navy Planes Fired on by Russians.

BYRNES MAY BEONSPOT WITH RUSSIA   Reds Haven't Withdrawn all   Troops from Iran

Soviet Occupation Beyond Deadline Follows Byrnes’ Taik In New York

REFUSAL PUTS BYRNES’ FOREIGN POLICY ON SPOT   Soviet Announcement Follows On Heels Of Secretary’s No-Appeasement Talk   PROTEST PRESSURE SEEN   Withdrawal Is Expected To Be Big Issue Before UNO Council March 21

MONROE'S SON. — IN NEW YORK   MAN AGED 131 ARRIVES WITH CONFEDERATE FLAG AND GRANTS INTERVIEW OF LONG LIFE

ce et ree ate een a ma ae  JOHNSON CALLS ON SENATE TO VOTE AGAINST LOAN 10 BRITAIN

Lavish Lending Threatens U. S.  Solvency—Johnsor   - Twenty Billion Total Proposed

LoanAet Is Dealt Lick By  Johnson   Senator Sees Step To End Good Try At Democracy

WORLD LENDING PROGRAM COULD WRECK THE Uj, S.   Senator Johnson Criticizes Proposed Loan To Britain; Points Out Britain Already Owes 14 Billions.

Johnson Raps Proposed British Loan   Administration Chiefs Seeking Showdown Vote in Present Week

LOAN ASSAILED AS ONLY START   Johnson Expects U.S. To Be Asked For 20 Billions

OPPOato LOAN TO BRITAIN Aa CTART OF ENL   Johnson Tells Senate Gooc "Democracy Experiment Is Threatened.

JOHNSON HITS BRITISH LOAN   Colorado Senator Declares Solvency Of U. S. Is Threatened

_ British Loan ‘Dangers’ Cited By Sen. Johnson   Launches Flood Of Lavish Lendihg, Deelares Colorado Solon.

Proposed Britair Loan Criticized  Coloradoan Scores Lending Program’

REPORT JAPS— WERE LANDED   r 7 FORMER CIVILIAN DEFENSE : OFFICIAL SAYS GROUP WAS CAPTURED IN CALI.     FORNIA ~~

Landing of Japs on California Coast ls Revealed by Former OCD Official

Willie Francis Receives Month Stay Execution   To Study Angles Second Execution

YOUTHFUL SLAYER IS GRANTED STAY   Lad Escaped Death Earlier by Chair Failure

WILLIE SAVED SECOND TIME,   NEGRO GETS MONTH REPRIEVE FROM CHAIR

‘God Is With That Boy,’ Willie Francis’ Family Says As Reprieve Comes

MNARNEY DENIES ARMY HAMPERING UINRRA IN REICH   General Denounces Charges of F. H. LaGuardia as  HR ealace®

LAGUARDIA IS GIVEN REBUKE BY MNARNEY   Charges Of Opposition To UNRRA Are Described As “Baseless”

McNarneySaysUNRRA Charges Are False   yeneral Rebukes La Guardia For ‘Basele s’ Statement: Offers Jews Haven In US Zohe

REBUKE GIVEN — TO LaGUARDIA   M’Narney Says Army Charge Baseless

State Election Returns Listed   Martin Wins by 608,120 i Maiority

Postwar Demand For Oil Running High  At Least 10 Per Cent Over Wheat Wes Expected

Education, Not Sabre-Rattling Way to Beat War, Says Draft Opponent

“EDUCATOR CALLS FOR END OF UN-AMERICAN ARATTLING OF SABRES’   STRENGTH MUST LIE IN WORLD PLANNING, COMMITTEE IS TOLD

Chicago Man Condemns Military Act   Hutchins Says World Education to Halt War Is Needed

Army Training Held ‘Absurd’ By Hutchins  Calle Ear Fad   Calls For End Of Un-American Saber Rattling

Terms Military Training Absurd   End Sabre Rattling; Hutchins Demands

Deadline Set on House Military Training Hearine  Chairman May Sets   Chairman May Sets Aside Full Week . For Bill Opponents

Showdown Due Qn Universal Training Plan   Hearings Continued On Youth Draft

Training Plan Called ‘Absurd’  Must Beat Wars, Not A-Bombs—Hutchins

UNRRA Food Misused in  China, Charge   La Guardia Told Supplies Applied To Politics

CHINA UNRRA SAYS RELIEF IS MISUSED   Charges Supplies Being Used For Political Weapon

CHARGE CHINA PLAYS POLITICS WITH RELIEF   UNRRA Hints — Ban on Food

UNRRA STAFF IN CHINA CLAIMS NEEDY NOT FED   Director Declared ‘Persona Non Grata’ By Chinese Government Heads   SUPPLIES MISHANDLED   Help Sent To Country Used As ‘Political Weapon’ LaGuardia Is Told

Cite Misuse Ot Relief By Chinese   UNRRA Leaders Say Supplies Being Used In Politics

UNRRA Suggest China Supplies Go Elsewhere  Chinese. Abuse Of Program Charaqed

Supplies to China Being Misused?   UNRRA Staff Suggest: They Be Sent to Some Other Country

The Weather   Chinese Charged With Misuse of UNRRA Supplies   Food and Materials Are Turned to Political Purposes, With Little Reaching Nation’s Starvine and Needy, LaGuardia Informed

UNRRA Charge: Misuse of Food Sent to China   LaGuardia Told Supplies Being Used Politically; Starving Still Starve

NEW YORK BUTTER PRICE SITUATION TO GET NEW PROBI   Attorney General Wants To Determine Tf Anti-Trust Laws Violated

Checking — Butter Price Gituation   Consumer Groups ‘Claims Market Maninulated

Senator Glass - Dies in Sleep   ginian, luaelive Four Veaurs. Was BE

Capital Pays Homage to  Elder Solon   Dean of Senate Dies of Heart  Attack in Hotel

Tributes Are Paid Senator Carter Glass   Veteran Solon, Father of Federal Reserve Act, Dies Aqed 88

Sen. Glass Dies In Washington  Veteran Statesman Passes At Aae 88

CHINA'S 18 YEAR CIVIL WAR ENDS   Leaders of 18 Parties Agree On Coalition Gov't.

COALITION — ENDS CHINA CIVIL STRIFE   Will Rule Until Dem. _Constitution _ Adopted in Spring

Major Parties 'In China Agree On Coalition   “Interim Government Set Up By Unanimous Vote; Unity To Be Set

A ) ae-%  AGREEMENT REACHED ON GOVERNMENT   Constitution Be Adopted ln Spring

Chinese Adopt Plan To End 18 Years of Strife   Major Parties Agree On Truce; Marshall A Special Adviser

Years Of Civil Strife In China Come To AnEnd   Nation’ sMajorPartiesAgree To Formation Of Coalition Government

CHINESE. AGREE UPON COALITION TO RULE NATION   Will Serve Until Constitution Is Adopted in Spring, lt is Decided   ENDS 18 YEARS’ STRIFE   Interim Government Plan {s Approved Unanimously by Assembly

Rival Factions Agree To Unite And End Strife   No Dissenting Votes As Assembly Reaches Accord On Program

UHINA’S 18 YEARS UF STRIFE ENDED   Democratic Constitution To Be Adopted Next Spring.

18 Years of Civil War in China Ends   Leaders of Opposing Parties Agree on Formation of  Coalition Government

Grand Mufti Of Jerusalem Back In Middle East To Fight Against Jewish Immigration   To Attend Extraordinary Meeting Of Arab League Council Now In Session

Grand Mufti Back On Job   Dr. Khalidi Expects Hand In Arab Battle

GRAND MUFTI SLATED TO PUSH ARAB GAUSE   Anti-British Leader Said To Be Back In Middle East

Moslem Spiritual Leader Reported Back in Near East   Mufti Apparently Preparing to Take Hand in Arab Affairs

Grand Mufti Reported Back In Middle East  Banished In 1937, e May Be Taking Anti-Britich Part

Grand Matti, Axis Collaberator, is Back fn Arab Area   Anti-Jewish Leader Free, Returns to Middle East.

MOSLEM HEAD MAY TAKE JEWISH STAND   Grand Mufti Reported Back in Middle East Scene

Esypt Blames British for Cairo Rioting   Premier Sidky Pasha Stalls Off General Strike of Student«

Egypt's Premier Is Said To Blame British For Riots  Cairo Strife Protest Strike Cancelled

Egyptian Premier Calls Off Strike   Says British Troops Caused Fatal Riots

Sharp Note Is Addressed To London   Bombey Area Quiet After Death Roll Reaches 226

OPEN HEARINGS SET FOR DRAFT   Army Cfficials Urged To tn crease Volunteer Efforts

FURTHER DELAY IN CONGRESS IN DECIDING DRAFT PROGRAM   SENATE ‘COMMITTEE, PLANNING TOHOLD OPEN ITEARINGS ON ARGUMENTS GVER EXTENSION

 European Memorial to U.S. War Dead Will Be Highway Tracing Victorious Path

Shares Advance From Fractions To More Than §5   Ticker Tape Falls Far Behind Rush Soon After Start

Reds Deny Statement. That Americans \Can’t Get Travel-Rights-In Russia.

Moscow Denies Lack Of Travel Rights In Country   Makes “Sufficiently Convincing Denial” of A Statement By Truman

Russ Make Denial Of  Statement   Moscow Radio Takes Issue With Truman On Travel Rights Of Americans There

Claim President's Statement of Soviets Barring Travel is Not Correck

Moscow Says  U.S. Can Get Travel Rights   Truman Statement Is Emphatically Denied In Radio Rroadcast

‘Moscow Denies a Truman Statement About Hospitality   Soviets Say American  Scientists, Newsmen 8 Were Given Full  Scenic Opportunities

MOSCOW RADIO DENIES STATEMENT OF THE PRESIDENT   U.S. Unable to Get American Visitors Travel Rights In Russia.   QUOTED TASS REPORT   Said Americans Had Been Given Opportunities to Tour Sovict.

Americans May Travel In Russia, Moscow Declares   Answers Truman Note To Brewster

Illinois Is Hard Hit by Power Cut   1,300 Communities, including Chicago, Under Drastic Order During Coal Strike

Illinois Takes Drastic Measures To Safeguard Health And Safety During Soft Coal Shortage

Drastic Power Curtailment Hits Industry And Business ‘In Two-Thirds Of Illinots   Ordered To Cut Use Of Electric Power During Critical Soft Coal Shortage

‘Illinois Faces Drastic Cutdown On Electricity During Coal Shortage

DRASTIC POWER CUT ORDERED IN 1300 LOCALITIES   INDICATES VIRTUAL SHUTDOWN OF MOST NIGHT ACTIVITIES

Drastic Order To Cut Use of  El ectricity   Illinois Cities Must Safeguard Public Health

Industry, Business In Illinois Hit By Drastic Curtailment Of Power      Brownout For About Two-Thirds Of State, Far More Rigorous Than Wartime Curfew, Ordered As Result Of Coal Shortage

Coal Shortage Forces Drastic Saving Decree   No Night Movies; Evening Sports  Events Cancelled; Shut-Off Rule Set

NEW BROWNOUT TO BE STRICTER THAN WAR CURB   Industry And Entertainment Are Affected In Chicago, 1 300 Other Places

Chicago, Other [Llinois Places  Come Under Ban   Commission Issues Order Closing Down After-dark Activities and Restricting Power Uses.

linois Industry Tieup Order With Scarcity of Coal   Rapidly Diminishing Supplies; Settlement Hopes Extremely Dir

Power Slash Hits Illinois To Save Coal   Industry, Business, Entertainment Limited Sharply During Coal Shortage

Yugoslavia Awarded Dalmatian Islands   Coal Strike Brings Drastic Cut In Electric Power In Illinois

Drastic Urder Hits Industry And: Business   Power Curtailment Places Ban-on All Night Entertainment

Electrical Power Use Is Slashed   Night Life Shut Down By Action Resulting From Coal Dearth.

HHinois Hit by Drastic Cut  in Electricity   . Brewneu? Mere Then Wartime Curfew

Drastie Slash Orderedin Use Of Electricity   Industry, Business and Enter. tainment Affected by Edict Designed to Safeguard Public Health and Safety

Klectricity Use Slashed  In Illinois   Manufacturers Limited To Twenty-Four Hours Operation Each Week— Other Users Restricted

Drastic Brownout Darkens Iinois In Coal Shortage   Lid on Entertainment; Industry Slowed By Sweeping Order

POWER SLASH HITS CHICAGO, MOST OF STATE   Order More Drastic Than Any Issued During Wartime

lilinois Cuts  Power Uses Ta Caun Cral  IV QUYe UVUi   Drastic Reduction In Electricity Hits All State’s Industries

Chicago Back On Wartime Brownout Due To Coal Strike, To Ban Night Events

Hard Hit By Coal Strike   Most of Illinois Under Drastic Brown-Out _  In Effort to Conserve Short Fuel Piles

COAL STRIKE APPEARS LIKELY TO  ‘LAST ANOTHER 5 DAYS; CHICAGO. ILLINOIS TOWNS CUT POWER USE

Illinois Orders Immediate Cut in Electric PowerUse  Measure Is More Drastic Than During Wartime Rrown-Out

CANADA ACCUSES LEGISLATOR OF SPY ACTIVITY   FOUR SCIENTIFIC WORKERS ALSO FACE FORMAL CHARGES   Vewitt MachKenzie oays  Austria A Paibs In World Chess Match

AUSTRIA PAWN IN NEW WORLD» READJUSTMENT OF POWER; RED’ OCCUPATION FORCE HANGING ON

\Mackenzie’s Column  Austria Stands As Reminder” \To World In Shaping Of Peace

Payroll Tax to be Frozen at One ‘Per Cent for Al Least Another Year

Social Security Bill Considered   Senate Committee . Favors Freezing of _ Tax at One Per Cent

TRUMAN, WAGE BOARD APPROVE MINE PACT   Lewis Wins Round In Fight To Unionize Foremen

Lewis Wins First Round   Contract For 136 Mine Supervisors Gets Truman Approval

First Such Contract In History ....  John L. Lewis Awarded Official Authority To  Unionize Mine Foremen

Lewis Victor In Supervisors’ Union Battle   Parteart ah F   Contract with Foreman At Pennsylvania Mines Approved by Gevernment

Lewis Wins Round  Government Approves First Step in Drive to Unionize Mine Foremen

Lewis Wins For Foremen   Mine Supervisors  Nearer Unionization Goal With Signing of Contract With Gov't —

First Win For Lewis Seen In Foremen Issue   Lewis Victor In First Round As Truman Approves Contract

John L. Lewis Wins Opening Round In His Campaign To Unionize Coal Mine Foremen   Government Approves Contract Covering Supervisory Workers In Four Mines

Lewis Foremen's Union Recognized   First Such Contract in Mine History Approved

Lewis Winner in First Round of Foremen’s Case   Government Approve: Contract Covering Mine Foremen

Lewis  Winner In Mine Contest   Union Foremen’s Group Is Certain Under Decision

Consumer In Dark ut [heir Meaning ....  OPA-less Week Brings — Some Startling Price Hike:

!Customer In Dark as to What Price Spurts Will Mean in the Long Run

Puzzle In Price Pattern   - While Some Commodi. ties Jump Sharply,  : Most Hold Steady in‘’Wait and See Policy:

Spectacular Price Upsweep Marks 0.P.A-less Week   Flour, Cattle, Hogs, Cotton, Butter, Wool, Wheat, Corn Affected by Increases

Reds Seize East Austrian Industrial Property Worth $22 Million   Customer In Dark as to What Price Spurts Will Mean in the Long Run

SHARP. UPSWEEPS IN SOME PRICES NOTED THIS WEEK   Efforts Made-to' Hold Line But umber of Basic Commodtitles Go Higher

Commodity Prices Up In Week   Salient Feature Of First OPA-Less Week Since 1942

Translation Into Charges Paid By Public At Stores Still To Be Decided

First Week Minus OPA Shows Sharp  Increases  in Cost of Basic Goods

MOST RETAIL PRICES REMAIN FIRM IN NATION   Only Dairy Foods Leap as Controls End to Guard Cost of Living

Sharp Price Climb Marks OPA Ending   Number of Basic Commodities Make Spectacular Jumps

SOME RETAIL PRICES SHOW BIG UPTURN   Although Many Lines Have Held Steady in First OPA-less Week. Milk, Butter and Meat Are Exceptions.

Some Commodities Hiked Wildly At Wholesale Level While Others Hold Steady; Effect  On Consumer Cost Is Yet Unknown: Many Dealers To "Wait and See’ What Develops

First Week without OPA Produces Startling Price Spurts; Consumer In Dark as to Long-Run Prospect:

OPA-LESS WEEK PRODUCES SHARP RISE IN PRICES   NEW ALL-TIME HIGHS ESTABLISHED IN HOG AND CATTLE MARKETS

One Week Without OPA  Survey Shows Sharp Increase In Prices of Basic Commodities

HE ee ee = eee  Consumers Still In Dark After First Week Without OPA Controls

[Sharp Increase in Basic Commodity Prices Features Week Without OPA

Basic Commodity Prices Climb in Post-OPA Period   Many Retail Lines Steady, but Index Hits Highest Mark

Upsweep i in Some Prices Features Week   Many Retail Price Lines Hold Steady— Meat, Butter, Milk Frequent Exceptions

First Week Without O. P. A. Produces Startling Spurts In Prices; “ Consumer Is Left In Dark As ToWhat They'll Mean In Long Run

First OPA-Less Week Produces Some Startling Spurts In Price Of Food   But Consumer Left In Dark As To What They’ll Mean In Long Run; Hog Prices Break All Records; Wheat Highest Since 1920 Peak

Sharp Upsweep Hits Some Goods Since OPA Death   Many Prices Hold Firmly

Quadruplets Born ‘to New York Woman   Three Boys and.a Girl But One of Boys:Died Shortly: . . After Birth.

Lime Cul for nhape.: Negro Trusty Leaves Job To Assault White Woman

Delay on Wage Brings Strike   I a  ilwaukee Garbage, Ci rkers Idle

REJECTION OF PAY PROPOSAL ~ 1S REPORTED   DETROIT NEWSPAPER SAYS GENERAL MOTORS HAS. TURNED DOWN FACT. FINDING RECOMs MENDATION

C. D. STAPLETON, 55 DIED OF HEART ATTACK AUGUST 7   Creston City Clerk: Was Candidate for Post Master Nephew of C. W. Hanley

C.D. Stapleton, Creston City Clerk, Dies Early Today   Heart Attack is Fatal to Well , 

UNO Would Place Such Land Under Our Trusteeship   President’s Stand Follows Report of Split on the Issue   United Nations May Adopt New  Atomic Weapons to Keep Peace

MINE UNION MEN SUPPORT LEWIS IN TILT WITH COURT   ‘Locals Send Blank Cheeks - to Headquarters to Help Pay Fine

Cou! Miners Back Lewis ToLimii; ~ Blank Checks Sent In By Locals

MINERS BACK JOHN LEWIS, SEND CHECKS   Majority Support Chief But Oldsters Want to End Strike

Coal Miners Back Lewis To The Limit   Many Locals Send Blank Checks To Headquarters To Help Pay Fine

MINERS START COLLECTIONS TO HELP PAY FINES   However, Some Of Older Miners ‘Want To Return To Pits

LOUALS FORWORD BLANK CHECKS 10 APPLY ON FINES   Opinions Differ Among Members; Older Ones Favor Returning to Work if Possible.   MAJORITY AGREE WITH THEIR LEADER

“WE/RE BACKING JOHN TO LIMIT”  Blank Checks Are Sent To Pay Fine

MINERS BACK JOHN LEWIS, SEND CHECKS   Majority Support Chief But Oldsters Want to End Strike   Youths Want Trouble

VAST MAIORTY OF UNW MINERS ~ SUPPORT [EWI   Some Locals Send Blank - Checks to Help Pay for Federal Fines

STATE IN DRIVE ON FOCD LAW VICLATORS   47 Slaughtering Plants Closed By State

Quarantine Placec On Cities In Texas   Citizens Mobilize Resources To Fight p..t:-_l ike Disease: Roads Are Blocked

State Guard Blocks South Texas Roads   Corpus Christi Moves To Keep Non-Resident Children and Youths From Nueces County

Strange Texas Disease Spreading In Spite Of Prompt Police Action      State Guard Mobilized To Block Roads Anc Keep Non-Resident Children And Youths Out Of Nueces County

Strange Disease Leaps 500 Miles; Call Out Troops   Quarantine Ordered In Corpus Christi; Deaths Number Five

Troops Block All Roads To Halt Epidemic   FEXAS CITY HAS MANY CASES OF RARE DISEASE

GUARDS FIGHT TEXAS MALADY   Several Cities Placed Under Quarantine; Road. Blocks Erected ;

MORE OF TEXAS HIT BY DISEASE   Guardsmen Bar Highways, Schools Closing Early

PANHANDLE SCENE OF OUTBREAK   Roads Are Blocked In Nueces County To Combot Spread

[lIness Claims Victims In Texas Areas   Quarantine Clamped On In Several Lone Star Cities

Seek To Prevent Spread !Of Polio-Like Sickness At Corpus Christi

TEL AVIV IS CUT OFF FROM QUTSIDE WORLD   Seething Unrest Grips Palestine— Martial Law May Be Invoked.

—KIDNAPING—  Tel Aviv Sealed Off By British   House to Hous Hunt Made For Missina Men

British Isolate Tel Aviv   Soldiers Making House-to-House Hunt for Kipnaped British Officers

House-to-House Search Is Begun For Missing Men   All-Day Curfew Ordered a: Airbcrne Troops Begin Investigation

Tanks, Planes And Infantry Used, Paving Block Barricades Set Up; Around-The-Clock Curfew In Pffect,   KIDNAPING PLANNED WITH GREAT CARE

TEL AVIV SHUT OFF FROM WORL BY THE BRITISH   Make House to House Search for Kidnaped Officers

Jewish City Is Shut Off From World   British Troops Dig in Be hind Sandbags and Curfew Js Established

BRITISH SOLDIERS SEARCH TEL AVW FOR KIDNAPED MEN   dewish City Under 24-Hout Curfew; Unrest Mounts  tn Doalectinan

TEL AVIV CUT OFF BY BRITISH   Tanks, Planes And. Infantry Used As Search Goes On

BROTHER OF BORO MAN IS FATALLY HURT   Fred Munroe Dies Monda; After Being Struck by Car

FRED MUNROE FATALLY HURT   Brother Of Wellsboro Man Struck By Car In Elmira.

County Hearing For Conservation  District May 31   Interest Must Be Shown To Secure Federal Assistance

County Hearing © For Conservation District May 31_  Interest. Must Be Shown To Secure

CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE   Seventh and Shakespeare ‘Rev. O. L. Wright, Pastor

Tran Appeals For UNO Aid   Maintenance of Troops on Soil Termed Violation of United Nations Pact’

IRAN SAYS REDS VIOLATE TERMS   OCCUPATION OF COUNTRY BY SOVIET TROOPS NOT IN ACCORD WITH AGREEMENT.

Iran Protests Presence of The Russians   Remained There Instead of Leaving  On March 2

Note Goes to Trygve Lie, Now in U. S.      America and Great Britain Oppose Soviet Deal for Oil Made While Troops Are in Countrv

Iran Asks UNO To Intervene In Russ Dispute   Charges Soviets With Treaty  Violation. Internal Aims

Iran Files Forma: Charge Against Russia Bi ‘ore’ United Nations Cox’ acl

Described By Gov't Expert   Civic and County Leaders Hear Deficiencies Cited by Dr. Ray Hammond—Means of Aiding Building Program Discussed

School Building Needs Here  Described By Gov't Exper!   Civic and County Leaders Hear Deficiencies Cited by Dr. Ray Hammond—Means of Aiding Building Program Discussed

Reported Plans Underway For Understarding With Mufti, Jewish Leaders

British Willing to Accept Mufti  Make Concessions on Palestine Conferen

SAYS BRITAIN WILL TALK ~ WITH MUFTI   Government Also Prepared to Deal With Ex: iled Jews in Move te  Save Forthcoming Parley on Palestine.

MUFTI IS ACCEPTABLE   With Detained Jews He Will B Admitted to Palestine Talks

British Ready To Talk With Grand Mufti      Government Makes Final Effort To Save Next Month’s Meeting Regarding Future of Palestine.

CLEVELAND INDIANS G0 TO VEECK GROUP   Bob Hope Among Buyers Of Big League Ball Club

Wage Boarc To Restudy Sailors’ Pay   Loading of Slavs’ Supplies Stopped

National Strike By Seaman’s Union Spreads   Wage Stabilization Board Promises Review Of ‘Pay Cut? Order.

Market Keeping Experts Worried in America Now   “BULL OR BEAR” VARIETY DISCUSSED BY BABSON

STOGK MARKET BREAK WAS NOT UNEXPECTED   Babson Points Out Things Have Gone As Predicted. Says It’s a “Communistic” Scare, Plus Labor’s Unreasonable Demands.

Babson’s Authentic Statement  Difficah to Say mr neiner Comming Te im <Ruoll” or “Rear” M

CRAZED GUNMAN LEAVES 2° DEAD   13-Year-Old Girl Second Victim of Street Argument

British Forees Isolate Haifa   Prepare to Deport 4000 Jews As Palestine Tension Soars

Haifa Isolated By British Warships, Troops   Plans Complete For Deportation 4000 lews

Two Are Killed When Suitcase Explodes; Three Others Hurt  California Post Office Is Wrecked and

‘Two Are Killed W hen Suitcase Explodes: Three Others Hurt   California Post Office Is Wrecked and Many Windows Are Broken; Victims Sought to Examine Baggage

Magazine Feature Section Presented  With Today’s Issue   Some Of Nation’s Leading Artists And Writers Contribute

Magazine Feature Section Presented  With Today’s Issue  Some Of Nation’s Leading Artists And  wTTPr ses.

Bill Cripples — Vet Housing, Wyatt Claim:   Gls Couldn’t Afford Wome: Under Provisions; Priees Skvracker

OPA BILL CLAIMED BLOW TO HOUSING   Says Production of Vet's Homes Will Be impossible As Measure Stands

Housing Plans For Veterans  Said Menaced   Building Supply Men Take Issue With Federal Expediter

Wyatt blasts  house action  on OPA bill  ‘Will deny vets  ge eee Pee ee Ee

World Cheers Position  OfStalin   Answers To Writer Serve To Relieve  World Tension

London Circles Feel World Tension Eased; Winston Churchill Has ‘No Com ment’ an Stalin Remarks

Easing Of World Tension Seen As Result of Words   Statements Made By Stalin Yesterday Make Outlook Brighter.

Stalin’s Statement  Eases World Tension   x *& K« Washington Reaction   « «K *«K 6K Russian Reaction

Diplomats, Newspaj:ers ars See Easing Of World Te-sion As Result Of Stalin ‘alk

London Officials See Easing Of  World Tension   Remove Some Of Basis For Speculation That Russia Would Withdraw Fram UNO

Statement Hailed As Encouraging Sign for Peace   Diplomatic Circles See Easing of World Tension as Result of Stalin Declaration

Many Papers Play Up Reply   Tension Is Eased Say Diplomats   ONLY RAD NEWS

Stalin Eased World Tension London Feels   But Churchill, En Route Home, Says He _ Has. No Comment 

Russian Speech Shows Way For Hopeful Feeling   CONFIDENCE IN UNO IS VOICED BY RED LEADER

POLICE GUARD QUEEN'S HOME   HEAVY: GUARD PLACED AROUND QUEEN MARY'S ILOME AFTER SQUATTER OT_IS UNCOVERED.

UN Will Hear President _ Define America’s Course In War-Harrassed World

Delegates Gather At Fair Site for General Assembly   Town Meeting of the Werld Scheduled to Get Under Way Late in Day   STATESMEN TO HOLD SIX-WEEK SESSION   ‘President Flying in from  Capital to Address 51Nation Meeting

PRESIDENT 10 ADDRESS U.N. MEETING TODAY   Statesmen of 52 Nations Convened at Flushing

3,000 Delegates Of 51 Nations Dedicated To Problems Of World   President Truman Scheduled To Open First General Assembly On American Soil With Keynote Address At 4:30 O'Clock.

UN GENERAL . ASSEMBLY TO (PEN SESSION   President Truman Is Scheduled to Redefine U. S. Course In World.

DELEGATES OF h1 NATIONS AT FIRST SESSION   New York Is Host To First Full Meeting Of UN General Assembly   TRUMAN STATES POLICY   ae  President To Redefine U. $. World Course; Peace Hopes Revived

UN ASSEMBLY GATHERS FOR TRUMAN TALK      Await Message By President On Course Of America In Troubled World

OF THE WORLD IS ASSEMBLED   UN Meets With Wounds of War and Whispers of New One

Foreign Ministers Now Hopeful For  Peace Conference   Paris Parley Moving Toward Accord On Internationalization Of Trieste   HOPE STALEMATE IS NOW NEAR END   Some Press Comment On  Removal Of 0.P.A. Controls

PHOTO TAKEN IN '45   Ex-Soldiers to ‘Be Heard by. ‘US Commissioner

Says President Signed Political Death Warrant   Beaten Trainmen’s Unien Head Says He Will Not Spend Entire Treasury

Truman ‘Is Defeated’ —Whitney   Rail Leader Says ‘Political Death Warrant’ signed

WHITNEY HITS TRUMAN ACTION   Threat To Bring Weight 0! Rail Brotherhood Against President Pends

440.  REGIMENT   Donors For Charleroi Veterans Homecoming Celebration Wed. Ausust 14

REGIMENT   Donors For Charleroi Veterans Honiecoming Celebration Wed. Auscust 14

U.S. Initiates Big-Five Talks On Troops, Arms   Surprise Move May Solidify Proposal At Informal Sessions

Would Reconcile Troop Viewpoints  Americans Spring Surprise Movement

World Troop Inventory Is Studied   Private Meetings Are Being Held by UN Council Members

U. $. Works For Harmony in U.N  comemmament TT saan   Disarmament, Troop inventory is Goal

Private Talks On Troop Count Issue Starfed  U. S. Will Try to Solidify Results

LEGION UNIT BACKS STELLE IN VA STAND   Committee Charges  Failure In ! Direction

Legion Supports Stelle, Attacks ‘Failures’ of VA   Iccyue Beclouded

NATL. LEGION GROUP BACKS ATTACK ON VA   Resolution Is Adopted Charging Failure Of _ Bradley Regime

Legion Scores VA Operations   Committee Swings Behind National Commander Stelle

American Legion Executive Group Supports Stelle   Committee Reports ‘ Fail ure in Administration of Vets’ Affairs

Commander of Veterans Gets Suppori  Deplore Injection of Personalities Inta Canitravearcu

National Committee  _Cites “Failure” in “Administration ol Veterans Affairs ‘To Back Stelle.

Legion Board Backs Stelle In VA Dispute   Executive Committee Adopts Resolution After Stormy All-Day Special Session

Legion Executive Group Backs Stelle In Criticizing Veteran Administration

SENDS HELP 10 QUAKE AREAS   At Least Two Die in Tidal Wave, Earthquakes

Help Rushed To Dominican  Wave Refugee:   Towns Damaged By Quakes’ and Tidal Battering

DOMINICANS RUSH AD TO VICTIMS OF CARIBPEAN QUAKE   Eleven Towns Damaged Bu  Officials Fear Heavier Toll in’ interior

Towns Enguifed By Tidal Wave   Quakes Result in Two Dead; Damage Heavy

Quakes Felt For The Third Straight Day   Tremors and Tidal Waves Batter Southern Towns; 22 are Dead So Far

More Than 11  Towns Struek  By Earthquake   Damage Picture Not Yet Complete Because Of Damage to Lines  Of Communication

Dominicans Suffer  Renewed Quakes   Tidal Waves Batter Towns Along Coast

Dominicans Rush Aid to ‘Quake, Wave-Stricken Areas Many Regions Not Yet Heard From 

Two American MPs Shot by Soviet Soldier   Yanks Injured as The Sought Stolen —< Red Hunted in U. 5  District of Vienna

2 YANKS SHOT BY RUSSIANS   Military Police Wounded - As They Stop Four So viets in Stolen Jeep

Vienna Searched Yor the Russians; Americans Are Expected To Live

Soviet Soldiers Wound Two American M P’’s   Shooting Occurs When Effort Is Made to Halt Stolen Jeep: ; Search for Assailants Under Way

Agar ae * ‘esc ce Cla ay 2 ST-oos,. 2 sse7, 522 Dag ey Mepqe @an ge age 1 dite vy Fae  ay y3

Two Yank Military Police Shot By Red  Soldier In Vienna   Americans Hit In Head By Russian As U. S. Fighting Men Tried To Recover Stolen Jeep; Unrest Stirs Austrian Capital

Americans, Searching Vi enna for Assailants, Wound Soviet Soldier

Russian in Stolen Jeep Wounds 2 American MPs  Red Soldier Shot in Vienna Search Unrest Reported Among Allied Mer

Snoolings Are Aifermath Of Vienna Unrest   Americans Were Attempting to Halt Soviets in Stolen Jeep

2 Killed, 39 Hurt When Train Hits Bus In El Paso   Crash Occurs Near One of Busiest Spots In the City

Farmers Vote At Norman fo Hold Produce   Not to Market Until Industrial Strikes  Are Settled; Durant Farmers to Use Ballot

No Goods for Us, No Food for You,  The Farmers Say  Vote to Withhold Al  Farm Products From  he tn ii

WHILE STRIKES ‘LAST FARMERS TO KEEP FOOD   100 Clevelaid County Agricul: _ turists Vote To Withhold AU Thee Mroduets

Farmers In Rising Cry Of Protest   Cleveland County Men Would Withhold Products, Bryan Countians Hit Lowmakers

QUAKER OATS FACTORY AND AMANAS TO BE VISITED BY TRIANGLE CLUB MEMBERS

City Officials Talk Of Street Surfacing Plans  Would Lay Asphalt Roadway-—Material,

GIRL INSISTS SHE » DROWNED BOY, 8   Crippled Missouri Child Miss inn Since Navi 4

HER STORY DOUBTED   17-Year-Old Girl Saya She Pushed Rov Into River

Flagpole Sitter and Bride Off On ‘Honeymoon After ‘Zaniest’ Wedding

JACOBS MARRIED ‘ATOP FLAG-POLE   Civil Ceremony is Performed by. Mayor of Warsaw, Ohio — Conple Off on Honeymoon.

Strike Called By Seamen On Great Lakes  Flow Of Iron Ore,   Flow Of Iron Ore, Coal, Grain And Oil Is Halted

Great Lakes Ship Strike Under Way   Unions, Seeking Shorter Week, Picket Ports

Picket Lines In Lake Ports   Seek to Tie Up All Lake Shipping, Halting Flow of Goods

PICKET LINES PUT AROUND MAJOR PORTS   Shortened Work Week Declared Major Issue

Major Ports, Picketed As MU Boss Takes Over Direction Of Walkout « :

C4.0. Union Throws Picket Lines Araund Major Ports; Seamen Called Gut

NMU STRIKERS SEEK TO TIE UP LAKE SHIPPING   Picket Lines Thrown Up At Ports, Hitting Ore, Coal, Grain Shioments

Maritime Union  Strike   CIO Throws Picket Line Around Major Great Lakes Port;  Halt Some Shipping

WALKOUT BEGINS ON GREAT LAKES   ClO Calls On All Seamen Tr Help Tie Up Shipping

Lake Ports Face Tieup  CIO Maritime Union Calls Upon Seamen Ta lain Strike

—LAKES STRIKECoal, Ore Shipments Face Halt  ‘All Seamen , ‘Called Off Jobs

Maritime Union Aims at Tying Up Lakes Shipping   Iron, Coal Shipments Will Be Affected; Rail Facilities Will ’ Onffer

UNION SEEKS ® AID OF ALL LAKE SEAMEN   Maritime Workers Quit Jobs at Midnight When Efforts’:  Ban Ampnamnmnt fall

Action on Housing Left up to Truman   Wyatt and Allen Dump Problem on President

Quake Breaks LA. Aqueduct  Heavy Shocks Cause Rock Slides in Owens Valley: Felt Widely

Earth Shocks Cause Worry In California   Earth Slides Break Los Angeles Aqueduct, Huge Boulders Still on Move

Quake Rocks Central, Southern California   Earth Slides Break Los Angeles Aqueduct and Send Huge Boulders Rolling Dawn Moauntoin

Heavy Earthquake Near Los Angeles; Shocks Continue   Some Damage Caused But Area Reported as Only Lightly Settled

Quake Is Felt  In California   Los Angeles Aqueduct Broken By Shocks Still Continuing

SECURITY BENEFIT EXPANSICN URGED   ‘Proposal Includes — - System Covering Farm And Domestic Workers

SECURITY BENCFIT EYPENSICN URGED   ‘. Proposal Includes fystem Covering Farm And Demestie Waricers

EXPANSION OF SOCIAL SETUP BEING URGED           BOARD RECOMMENDS FARN LABORERS, DOMESTIC WORKERS AND OTHER GROUPS  BE. COVERED 

Ask Broader Base On Socia Security Law   Board Would Include Farm, Domestic, Public Employes’ Coverage

OVER 400 DIE OVER WEEK-END   Train Wreck This Morning Added to New Year Toll.

a  TREATY OBEYED, NAZIS CONTEND   War. CriminalsClaim. Act Were In Retaliation —

NO VIOLATION SAYS GOERING   Nazi Defendant Challenges Charges Germany Viplated the Versailles Treaty.

Murray, Shooting for Higher Pay, Gears Steel Union for New Strike

Murray fo Go ‘All Out for Raises   Industry Easily Can Afford Them, He Tells Members

Ku Klux Klan  Reorganizatior  Is Reported   121,000 Applications For Membership Are Reported in Process By State King Kleagle

Indianapolis Star Carries An Article Declaring Ku Klux Klan Is Beine Revived At S10 A Head

55-PASSENGER PLANE LEAVING MEXICO CITY FOR LOS ANCEIEC CRDACHEC RIIDAIC. AIAN nic

NAVY LEFT UNFIT TO FIGHT: NIMITZ   Dee Bee Ae &  GLAD. THERE'S NOT AN ENEMY READY TO ATTACK U. &

“BETTER WORLD’ 1S DELAYED BY TRUMAN   Governor Dewey Says There Is Confusion At National Capital

Blast Starts Minneapolis Elevator Fire   Million Bushel of Grain Destroyed; All Emploves Escape

Hames Destroy Grain Elevator  Near Million Bushels Of Grain Consumed

ELEVATOR BURNS AFTER EXPLOSION    FIVE-STORY MINNEAPOLIS STRUCTURE IN RUINS— LOSS OVER MILLION.

Fire Destroys Grain Valued At $1,000,000   Explosion Starts  Blaze in Elevator  At Minneapolis; 13 Employes Reported Safe

Fire Destroys Grain Elevator  In Minneapolis   Million -Bushel. Structure Was Nearly Full; Blaze Follows Explosion in Cupola

GRAIN ELEVATOR SWEPT BY FIRE   Blaze At Minneapolis Destroys Million Bushels

Corregidor Now Stands as Shrine to Valor  Fortress Fell to Japs Just

Corregidor Now Stands as Shrine to Valor   Fortress Fell to Japs Just Four Years Ago

e@ PAUL MALLON—   Tito’s Explanation to America Insult to Any Intelligence

ee Fave Meee — nl  Tito’s Explanation to America Insult to Any Intelligence

PICKETS BLOCK CASE FOREMEN   Company Refuses to Necohate Dispute

Lawmakers Due To investigate State Hospital   Wrangling Within Board to Get Attention Of General Assembly

House Committee Ready for Probe   No Decision Yet on Making Inquiry Into Missouri Election

Campaign Expenditures Probes To Call. for Records: on  Contribatiens

Washington Yokel Gets Royal Welcome And Apologies on Arrival in England

Amazed and Flabbergasted—  Yokel Shows Up in London   Courtesy Stuns Othman Upon Arrival

Maritime Union Yields To U. S. On Wage Issue   Bridges Threatens Another Crisis By September 30 In Defiant Speech °

Outlook Good for Accord in Seaman Row   Agreement in Sight at Conference to Be Held Friday Afternoor

SEAMEN STRIKE PACT PREPARED   Officials Stil Hope To Beat Midnight Deadline

Proposed Labor. Legislation Places President Truman on a Political Hot Griddle   Faced With Possibility of No New Laws if He Vetoes Case Bill; Certain to Be Censured No Matter What Action He Takes

Favors Dictator Power in Labor Emergency Only   Taft Brings Counter Proposal to Truman Strike Legislation

OHIO SENATOR WOULD MAKE HOUSES KEEPER      President Clarifies Stand On Emergency Request, Reasserts Need

PRESIDENT SAY: HEFAVORS OWN IDEA ONDRAFI   Tells News Meeting Plan Has Not Been TT, Induct Labor

Taft Tells Plan As Truman Renews Request For Law   Would Give President “Dictator” Powers at the Direction of Congress

Tait Proposes ‘Dictator’ Powers  In Labor Disputes   President Still Favors Induction of Strikers Against Government

TrumanRenew: Labor Request  Proposal Said To Re AAcesrsrmdAaretaada

 News Behind the News  Ceapyright McClure Newspaper   WASHINGTON Be Mav Tucker

Bitter Battle Expected In Senate Over OPA Bil   [aft and Wherry Amendment Supporters Claim They Were Double-Crossed

Request Made For Long-Term Military Leases  Premier Says Talks Stalled  Caen Dar 8

Booby Trap Kills Three Policemen   British Stage Surprise Raid On Suspected Arms Dump In Jerusalem

HOLY CITY BLAST KILLS POLICEMEN   Booby Trap Explodes. During Arms Dump Raid

Three Britons Are Victims of Bomb   Several Jews Injured In Blast in Jerusalem

Booby Trap Kills 3 British Polies   Explodes During’ Raic on “Suspeeted = Arms Dump in Jerusalem

Booby Trap Explosion Takes Lives Of British Bent on Surprise Raid

STEEL PLANTS ~ “COAL CHECKUP      SMALL MILLS OF FABRICATING  ~~ PLANTS WOULD SOON SE  - AFFECTED BY MIN “STRIKE

Steel Industry Coal Bins Low   14 to 40-Day Supply on Hand; Cutbacks to Make Thousands Idle

Scandalous Food Waste Ts Object of Attack By Military, Civilians   Board of Experts [s to Be Brushed Off After Arduous Effort to Explain Misuse of Food by Army: Conservation Effort Continues

Club-Swinging Police Break Up Demonstrations In Dow ntown Rome After  sturbances Spread

“Long Live King’ Is Shouted In The Streets Of Rome   Monarchists Put To Riot By Ciub-Swinging  Police

Monarchist Groups In Rome, Naples Demonstrate; Troops Maintain Order

Italian Royal House Backers Riot In Naples   Demonstratiotns Sweep City; Parades In Rome Broken Tin By Police.

Italians Are Rioting for Royal House   Police So Far Unable To Break Up Huge Naples’ Demonstations

Demonstrations By Monarchists Flame in Italy   Police Unable To Quell Crowd In Naples Streets

Demonstrators Shout ‘Vivas’ For Umberto   Police Unable to Quell Outbreaks in Naples; One Dead; Many Hurt

DEMONSTRATIONS FOR ROYAL HOUSE SWEEP NAPLES, UNQUELLED  SIMILAR GATHERING IS DISPERSED BY OFFICERS  IN STREETS OF ROME 

Anti-Republic Outbreaks Flare-in Italy..   Bloodshed in Naples, Demonstration Is Quelled in Rome

One Dead in Naples Clash   Monarchists and Republicans Battle Over Vote Outcome

RAILROADS SEEK HIGHER FREIGHT RATES FROM ICC   Spokesman Says Nation’s Rail Lines Will Suffer From Coal Strike For Year.

To Delay Action Until Railroads Settle Dispute   Secretary Krug To Run Mines For Government

Government Is  Likely To Seize Soft Coal Mines   Action By Mid-Week Is An. ticipated To Forestall Another Shutdown   HOPE TO SETTLE RAIL STRIKE FIRST   President Had Conference

RUMOR IEARD LEWIS WILL KEEP MINERS ON JOB IF GOV ERNMENT OFFERS 4... CONTRACT

GOV'T EXPECTED 10 SEIZE MINES SOON   Truman Confers With Lewis And O’Nell

Metropolis Ts Virtual Ghost City.   TUGBOAT STRIKE LEAVES CITY ALMOST DESTITUTE OF FUEL; ~NAVAL PERSONNEL TO HELP jue.

Disaster Board Ruling City by Order of Mayor   All Non-Essential Activity Is Stilled Throughout Gotham

Disaster Control Board Takes Over On ODwyer Order   ' [Ruling Unit Operates With Martial Law Powers; Amusements Closed   OFFICES SHUT DOWN BY FUEL SHORTAGE   Subways Curtail Schedules; Wallender Says Tugs Will Be Manned

All Activity Stifled By Lack Of Fuel   Disaster Control Board Invokes Martial Law, Marines  May Man Boats.

Martial Law Powers Used In Crisis   AFL Flatly Refuses To Arbitrate Tugboat Impasse

N. ¥. OVER-WATER (FUEL LIFELINE \CUT BY STRIKE .   Tug Stoppage Halts Business; Only Needed Units Operate

Russian People Rre Relieved:   Agreement on Policy of Arms Reduction Ig Publicized

All Media Of News Used To Spread Report   Senator Austin’s Speech Calling For International Inspections Not Yet Published   Expect New Dawn Of Understanding   Believe Soviet Proposal: Have Made Enormous Impression On tne American Public

Austin’s Speech Hailed in Russia as UJ. §. Acceptance of Soviet Proposals

SOVIET PEOPLE SEE INCREASING SIGNS OF UNITY   Believe Stalin And Molotov Talks Convince World Of Red Peace Aims

Marshall Asks Communists To Prove Charges   Denial Made That U. 5. Planes Strafed Manchurian Forces

Marshall Demands That China Reds Prove or Retract Their Accusation

Marshall Calls For Proof From Chinese Communists   Reds’ Charge American Planes Sirafed Soldiers May Backfire

Marshall Calls On China Reds To Prove Claim   Government Agent Says Accusation Is ‘Complete Fabrication’

Chinese Reds Challenged By Marshall   American General Calls for Proof or for Retraction

YANK STRAFING STORY CHECKED   Chinese Communists Are Told To Prove Attack By U.S. Airmen

Marshall Demands Russ Retraction   U.S. Attack Charges Brings Showdown

Marshall Demands Chinese Prove U.S. Plane Raids  Special U. $. Envoy Tells Communists   Special U. $. Envoy Tells Communists To Present Evidence Or Admit Falsehood

CHINESE CHARGE STIRS MARSHALL   DEMANDS REDS PROVE OR RETRACT ACCUSATION T. 8. PLANES RAIDED THEM.

Marshall Asks Chinese Reds to Prove Case   American Genera Makes Blunt : Demand in Leiter

U. S. Demands Proof Planes Strafed Red:   Gen. IP Challenze: Comm Chatges

U.S. MILITARY DENIES PLANES IN MANCHURIA   Communist Troops Said To Be ‘Gathering Like Clouds’

Bellhop Admits He ~ Starled Hote! Fire   Mad at Employer, Statement of Shelley Hart, 35. Biscloses

BELLHOP SET BLAZE THAT TOOK 7 LIVE:   Man Admits Starting Fire In Parkersburg, W. Wa., Hotel BRecanee of Anger

Hiroshima   People Pour Into Quiet, Green Park In Frantic Hunt for Place of Safety

Coal Parleys Will Re-Open   Lewis, Schwellenbach Hold Conference

Resumption Of Wage Confab Arranged By See. Schwellenbach As Crippling Effects On Nation Seem To Be Imminent   DWINDLING SUPPLIES NEAR DANGER POINT

UNION MEETS OPERATOR FUR FURTHER TALK   Gov’t Showing Concern Over Producton Drop as Fuel Goes.

Mine Workers "o Resume  Negotiations  Rail Brotherhaods To Meet To Avert Gtakea Sat Eger Mav 18

First Meeting In 19 Days Is. Planned Today   Crippling Effects On Nation Imminent

Truman After  Quick Method Of Settlement   Sonference Set This Af ternoon; Industrial Paralysis Is Feared :

Schwellenbach And Lewis Meet  Redouble Efforts to End Soft Coal Strike

Government Wants Strike Conclusion   Report President Ready To Step In Personally If Settlement Effort Fails   COAL SITUATION IS NOW CRITICAL

Mediators Take Part in New Confab   Effect of Mine Shutdown   To Be Felt Throughout Nation in Two Weeks if Strike Is Continued

Government Agencies Convene Again in Effort To Bring Agreement To Settle Mine Strike.   STOCKPILES RAPIDLY DIMINISH FOR PLANTS

WILL RESUME COAL PARLEYS   Special Mediators McGrady And Fuller To Sit In On Meeting

Truman Turns Main Attention to Soft Coal Miners Strike   President’s Mind Reported Made Up on High Court Nominees   BULLETIN

TALKS REOPENED. THIS AFTERNOON. ~ AT WASHINGTON   Lewis Agrees After Meeting With Schwellenbach Earlier in Day   RESERVES AT LOW POINT   Production in Steel Industry Is Expected This Week to Fall te 50% of Capacity

LEADERS IN COAL DISPUTE 10 MEET THIS AFTERNOON   Schweifenbach To Preside at New Meetings in Labor Danenrtrscnt

Coal Supplies Saia Near Danger Point   Secretary Schwellenbach Attempts To Bring Settlement Of Miners’ Strike

Parleys Are  Resumed in Coal Strike   McGrady Brought into Mediation at Behest Of Schwellenbach.

Schwellenbach Arranges New Settlement Move   Major Railroads Meet — To. Discuss Means of  ~Averting National Strike

EFFORTS MADE TO END STRIKE   Coal Supplies Dwindle As New Meeting Is Called By Schwellenbach

PARLEY STARTS MONDAY AFTER 19-DAY LAPSE   Washington Alarmed; Effect Seen Crippling Entire Nation

OPERATORS AND UNION LEADERS TO MEET TODAY   Nineteen - Day Deadtock Ends; Nations Fuel Supply Low

Coal Supply Of Nation At New Low   Attempt To Head Off Railway Strike May 18  Re INITERH PREECE

MINERS AGREE TONEGOTIATION AFTER 19 DAYS   Month Long Strike Reaches Crippling Point in Country

Talk to Resume in Coal Strike   UMW Agree to Parley After 19-Day Lapse

Soft Coal Talks Are Resumed   Lewis and Operators Meet With Mediators Sitting In’

Operators, Lewis Resume Parley   Negotiations To Be Started, Latest Word

CRISIS IN FUEL NEARING ASU. S. ENDS IMPASSE   S-hwellenbach Meets Lewis After Talk With Owners

COAL DISPUTE NEGOTIATIONS ARE RESUMED   Mediators Attending Conferences Called By Labor Department

Operators And Miners Gather In Washington   Lewis, Labor Chief and Committee Meet

McGrady and Fuller Will Attend Meet   Announcement Follows Lewis And Schwellenbach  Conference

COAL STRIKE SETTLEMENT ISURGENT   Special: Mediator ~ Calledinto  Revive ‘Negotiating

Steel Output at 54.5 Per Cent As Strike Goes Into 5th Week   Talks to Be Reaumed This Afternoon Tn ‘Capital

President Turns to Coal Dispute  Will Seek Formula to End Strike

Soft Coal Parleys Resumed   Lewis and Operators  Will Sivet Inmuediately tn (Lopes of Settlement

Coal Strike Negotiations Resume as Stocks Dwindle to Danger Point

Lewis Agrees to Join Con ference With Schwelen  bach and Federal Con ciliators Setting In

‘Danger Point’ Prods U. S. Efforts To End Crippling National Tieup; New Federal Mediator Appointed

Renew Efforts To Prevent Rail Walkout   Industrial Coal Supplies Shrink To Danger Point

Resume Talks In Coal Strike   Lewis, Soft Coal. Oper: Resume. Negotiations: ken Off April 10.:

Wage Parley Is Resumed In Capital U. S. Mediators ~ Will Be Present

CONFERENCES ARE HELD IN WASHINGTON   Secial Mediators Representing Labor Department Sit In On Strike Parley   SUPPLY IS DIMINISHING

Negotiations in Soft Coal: Strike Will Resume   Joint Conferences Slated for Labor Department Rooms

Steel Industry. , Hit Hard —Whole Country May Feel Further Delay.   STONE SUCCESSOR TO BE ANNOUNCED

Resume Talks Broken Off April 10   Schwellenbach Sees Union Leader And Owner Groups

Joint Meeting Is Being Conducted This Afternoon.  ‘LABOR SECRETARY _ TALKS WITH LEWIS  ‘Other AFL Officials Are   Contacted Today by Schwellenbach.

Mother. Two Sons Beater’s Victims   Found Near the Ruins Of Their Burned Home

TAKE $12,000 IN BANK ROBBERY   Seize Four of Gang in Chase Down Detroit River

Wallace Against Purge; Sees Strong Need For ‘Party Responsibility

Wallace Denies Asking Demo Purge Tells Favor for Two-Party System

"HUNKY DINK” REMEMBERED HIS FRIENDS   Even Left Bequest to Newspaper Man; Will Filed

Mine Deadlock Still Unbroken   Ford Plants lose; Freight Embargo Goes “Into Effect Tonight

Schwellenbach, Mediators Hold One-Hour Parley   Eccles Warns Strike Situation Is Nearing ‘Irreparable’ Point

ff Tt Passes House A Fresidential Veto ds Cunfidently Iexpected. XPmMpvonNs Ave List*ar

Many Articles re Exempted From New Bil   Is Expected To Get Doubtful Reception From House And The President   RENT CONTROL IS RETAINED IN MEASURE   Transportation, Pine Pulpwood, Textiles Exempted From Proposed Bill

REVIVAL BILL IS SHOT WITH EXEMPTIONS   Passage of Measure Comes After Marathon Night Session—Vote Is   62 to 15.   SECOND VETO IS FREELY PREDICTED   Grain, Tobacco Eliminated in Final Debate—~— Pepper Loses LastMinute Fight.

Solons Qutlaw Many Curbs In New Setup   Senate Approves Plan At 2 O’Clock This Morning: Many Foods Exempt

Reception of Bill in House Is Doubtful   Veto Predicted if Legislation Reaches President Truman

Toll Heaviest In All Annals Of Aviation   Many of Passengers Wives and Children Of U.S. Service Men

HEAVIEST TOLL IN HISTORY OF AVIATION   Accident Occurs on Isolated Hillside in Newfoundland

Berlin-Bound Airliner Crashes In Newfoundland   Big Plane Smashes Into Isolated Hillside Barly This Morning   INDICATION ALL ABOARD ARE KILLED  {MITT T FTI,

House Committee Wants Byrnes to Fire Communists   Will Act Unless Secretary Does First, Military Af- © fairs Group Says   LIST OF PRO-RED EMPLOYES PREPARED   Group May Demand Pubii. cation of Names of Russian Sympathizers

Officials Seek Way To Gel Around Veto Disagreement Of U.S. Russia On Atom

Formula on Atom Veto ls Sought   Reported to Be Hopeful Of Eventual  Success

INVESTIGATE DEATH OF AWOL SOLDIER   Shot While Resisting Ar. rest, Army Reports

No Word Mincing ‘At UNO Session   A Candid Discussion Of Sore Spots Is Expected at Council Meeting Mrr-h 9

UNO Session To Clear Air   Congress Expects No Minced Words At New York Meet

Plain Talk Due At UNO Parley   U. S. Delegates To Demand Frankness

Congress Expects  Plain Speaking At New UNO Meeting   Some Senators Praise Hull’s Plea for Understaiiding and Cooperation.

UNO Couneil Called Place To Air Views   Congressmen Ho pe ful That Tension Can Be Eased Soé6n

U, S. FOREIGN ~ STAND PRAISEL   Confidence Boistered By ‘Air-Clearing’ Statements

CONGRESS LOOKS FOR NO MINCED WORDS ATU.N. 0.   Feel “Air-Clearing’ Statements By U. 3. Official: Will Keep Affairs at Council Meeting Straight

NO MINCING OF WORDS LIKELY   Congress Expects Plain Talk When Security Council Meets March 25.   —BY JACK BELL—

Truman Visits Mother Sunday   Mrs. Martha E. Truman Celebrated 94th Birthday Yesterday

TRUMAN SCANS GRAVE ISSUES   Chief Finds Desk Covered With Problems on Return From Missouri

Shared Turkey Dinner h Honor Of Her Ninctyfourth Anniversary Today

SMITH ASSOCIATE IS ON TRIAL TODAY   Witness Says Country Called “Mobocracy” by Speaker.

FBI INTO MEAT BLACK MARKETS   Check Claims by Slaugh terers As OPA Enforc Compliance With Regu  lations.

FBI Enters Drive Against Meat Black Market; Govt. Returns Plants To Owners

CONGRESSMEN W NEW CLAMOR ITO SECURE MEAT   Democratic Ex ecutive Committee Supports Presi. dent After Statement   ARMY SCALES DOWN ITS MEAT PURCHASES

tnore Mandate Of Some Dems Over Decontro   Demands for Federal Action Sought Ry Rival.

‘Truman’s Meat Plan  Backed By Hannegan   Plan to Take Up Shortage With Decontrol Board Quietly Dropped but Congressmen Demand Federal Action

Renew Demand ‘For Action on Meat Situation   Democratic Congressmen Not Content » = With Truman Policy; Army Cuts Demands by One-Fifth

Truman Overrides Party On Meat Control Issue   Hannegan, Ignoring Mandate By Leaders Of Democrat Party, Backs President On Retaining Ceilings On Meats  *

Parly Executives Stand With  Truman on Meat  Drop Proposal to « Meet With  BE oe ee ME eee

New Demands For Action On Meat Voiced   Army Scales Down Original Demands; Effect Uncertain

Party Executives Stand With  Truman on Meat Drop Proposal to  « Meet With Decontrol Board

Meantime Democratic Congressmen Make Fresh ... Demands_—Tor Federal Action. Army Reduees Its Demands

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMEN INSISTENT   They Make Fresh Demands for Federal  Action on Meat

Legislation Providing ‘Bonus for Wheat, Corn ‘Approved by Committee

NEW 30-CENT WHEAT BONUS IS FAVORED   Committee Approves Payments for Grain Sold Last Year Through Apnril 1k 1946.

Senate Committee Favors Bonus For Corn, Wheat  Measure Would Provide Benefits on Grain Eald Rafare Anril 18

)  Senate Committee Favors Bonus For Corn, Wheat   Measure Would Provid  Benefits on Grain

MOTHER AND TWO BOYS SUFFOCATE   Sioux City Is Scene o Bungalow Tragedy

Taking Steps To Prevent Polio   Children From Infected Areas Not To Be Allowed To Enter State

Secretary of State Byrnes Appears Before Senate Military Committee With War Secretories

Cabinet Chiefs Warn of Perils To U. 5. Ahead  Release of Army Dads Promised !  ]  a eo Pe 

Army, Navy Leaders Plead ForDraft LawContinuance   fatlerson and General ‘Ike’ Promise to Release Army Dads if Selective Servica Ile Cantimuod

122 Pickets Arrested as Wharve Seek Contempt Action Against Sheriff; Labor Council Acts

Carolina Death Toll Hits 35   Traffic Accidents, Shootings, Fires Account For Deaths

American-Red Board in Korea  Suspends Talks   Impasse Reached on Vital Issues; Parley Ends in Friendly Air

Senators Speed Up Testimony on Bilbo Campaign   Investigators Bored at Hearing Same Story from Several Witnesses -

Bilbo Airing Speed Being Sought Now   INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE  IS STRIVING TO BRING ENI EARLY AS POSSIBLE.

investigators Speeding Probe Of Sen. Bilbo   Hope To Complete Hearings Thursday

Paralysis Outbreak Halts Troop Ship   U. S. Bound Troop Ship Forced To Return To Yokohama Harbor By Outbreak

MANY RELATED INDUSTRIES ARE SUFFERING NOW   Ford Faced With Com« plete Shutdown; 50 Coal Mines Closed: 5,000 Railway Workers Furloughed; No Sign Of Set tlement.

Deadlock Is Tightened as Crippling © Steel Stoppage Takes Grip on Other Enterprises      15 Cents Is High         Fairless Repeats His Stand on Price That TI. S. Steel Can Pay

Car Plant May Close; 50 Mines Shut Down   Fairless Reiterates Stand on Wages; Traman Rejects All-Industry Talk

(FIFTY COAL MINES CLOSE   Stalemated Strike Sends Rail Workers, Ford Workers Home

50. Coal Mines Close, ~ Ford May Shut-Down; Kaiser Suggests Settle. ment Terms:

STEEL STRIKE IMPACT FELT ACROSS NATION   Coal Miners and Railroaders Lose Work; Ford Shutdown Is Threatened

Motor Company Threatened By Total Shutdown   Wage Arguments Still Hang Fire; More Men Out Of Jobs Daily

Steel Strike Is Crippling Other Related Plants   Railroads And Coal Mines Closing Down;  Ford Plant Threatened

Mines, Other Coneerns Are Feeling Pinch   More Than 50 Coal Mines Close and Railroads Serving Steel Mills Furlough 5,000 Men.

PINCH TIGHTENS IN STEEL FIGHT   Neither Side Offers Hint Of Easing Stand On Pay

FORD IS FACED WITH HEAVY LAYOFFS   Miners, Railroad Workers Forced Into Idleness   NO INDICATION   Of Settlement Of Disputes Both Sides Remain Firm In Demands

Continuous Probe Against Vet Abuse   Is Committee Proposal for Mental Hospitals

VET PROTECTION URGED IN HOUSE      Minority Report. Demands Continual Undercover Hospital Probe

Baruch Raps Policy on Wages. Prices Before House Group  Statesman Terms Administration's New   Statesman Terms Administration's New Setup as Inflationary; Asks for Moratorium for Year on Strikes

Baruch Says Disaster Will Follow Lifting Of ‘Present Price Controls

Baruch Scores Truman's Wage Price Policies   ‘Financier Calls for a Year's Moratorium on Strikes

Baruch Assails Wage-Price Policy of Administration   Elder Statesman Brands as “Inflationary” Program Pegged tu Steel Workers’ 18!5-Cent-an-Hour Boost — Calls for Year's Moratorium on Strikes and Lockouts—Declares Production Is Overriding Aim of U. 8. Economy,

Baruch Assails Administration Pay-Price Policy   Elder Statesman Calls foi Moratorium on Strikes, Lockouts

Production Key ToEconomiclll,  Baruch Asserts   Advocates Organziation Of Commerce Council; * Chamnionag OPA

BARUCH AVERS TRUMAN POLICY “INFLATIONARY”   Statesman Tells House Committee OPA Is Vital To Safety

ee teen a RR Rees Stationery Go.  loading yard of the Morrow-Thomasiin May, 194 = D i ni ’        Baruch Calls for Production as Key LO Nation's Economic Frytrrr,  Marci (P)— recomm ended cre “ a... cL MOO GL AM Digh civird) Deeside is bts ou Arnis ee

Production * Is Paramount. Baruch Says  Strikes, Lockouts Should Be Banned  Tt... W... FF. O..

Baruch F lays Wage Policy as ‘Inflationary’   Year's Moratorium On Strikes to Boost Production Proposed By Elder Statesman

GOVT. PRICE. WAGE POLICY   Calls for Moratorium On Strikes to Get Full Production

Baruch Raps Policy on Wages, Prices Before House Group   Statesman Terms Administration’s New Setup as Inflationary: Asks for Moratorium for Year on Strikes

Baruch Brand: Present Policy Inflationary’   Urges Government Take Firm Grip On Waaes, Prices

Million Housing  Units Forecast Building Industry Urged to Mobilize

FEAR REVOLT. — IN PORTUGAL   REPORTS OF UNREST COMING OUT OF PORTUGAL—GARRISON REVOLTS ARFE RU — MORED—

CALIFORNIA RACE  -GETS. ATTENTION   Cross-Filing Method Used; Gov. Warren Polls Votes; Five ‘States Hold Primaries

Four States Hold Primary Races  P. A. C. Candidates Running Behind

Folsom Leading In Alabama Race For Governorshit   3 U. S. Senatorships Are in 5 State Balloting Held Yesterday

CANDIDATES OF (10-PAC TRAIL IN EARLY VOTE   Labor - Supported Candidate Running Third fa Ohio Primary   ALABAMA TREND JS AGAINST UNIONISTS

Candidates Supported by (10-PAC Trail in Ohio, Alabama Primaries

KNOWLAND LEADS IN CALIFORNIA'S SENATORIAL RACE   Incumbent Sets Pace in G. O. P, Fight—Will Rogers, Jr., Ahead for Democratic Nomination.   FOLSOM IS ELECTED GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA   Congressman Hartley Renominated in New Jersey — Driscoll Leads in Gubernatorial Contest.

Britain Hits Use of Veto By Russians   Firm Stand Taken On Plan to Change UN Constitution

FIVE POWERS WILL CONFER ON VETO USt   TACTICS OF RUSSIA “OUT OF STEP”, SAYS BRITAIN

Veto Tactics  Of Reds Draw . British Blasi   Big Five to Confer Mondas In Effort to Formulate DRetwnto Agcrermoent

British Hit Russian’s  Use OF Veto   UN Prepares For Meet Of Big Five Powers Teo Piscess Vating Power

Russia’s Use  Of Veto Draws  British Fire ‘Everybody Out  Of Step But Johnny’

GREAT BRITAIN ASSAILS RUSSIAN TACTICS IN U.N   Noel-Baker Says Most Issues Could Have Been Settled  Had Reds Not Invoked Veto.   DENIES SMALL NATIONS HOPE TO SPLIT BIG 5   Delegate Cites Levant and Greek Cases as “Examples of How Veto Should Not Be Used.”

Brifain Flays Use Of Veto by Rusia   However, London Defends Voting Right of Big Fite

Foreign Ministers  MAaw ne hd daw, an MICeL IyIUiuay LU  Discuss Revision

Big Five To Study Change In Veto Setup 7 Britain Assails Use Of Veto By Soviets

Britain Levels Attack On Red Abuse Of Veto   Unanimity Not Right To Stop Action By Those Who Differ, Noel-Baker States

Britain Raps Russia s  Use of Veto   Big Five Prepare for Meeting on Modification Plan

Plan To Use New Tactics In Veto Issue   Big Five Powers Will Try For Private Agreement On Some Sort of Modi fications

Assail Soviet Tacties   Great Britain In Strong Attack  Against Russia’s Use of the Veto

Briton Hits Soviet Use of UN. Veto   Molototy to Attend Biy 5 Talks Monday

NON-VETERANS WIN AUTHORITY TO CONSTRUCT   Sales Price Limits On New Houses Abolished

Non-Veteran Given Right  To Build   SLO.000 Sales Price Limit Is Removed

Ex-Servicemen Still To Be Favored; Emphasis Shifts ToRental HousingProgram

Property Pri Is Wined Out   Financing Aids For Building Are Planned Chief Says

MOSLEMS WANT OWN STATE IN INDIA   Would ‘Also Have Hindus Operate Separately

Division of India Looms, Moslem Leader Reveals   Jinnah Declares Separate States Only Practical Solution— Uinte at Party Accemblyv

Federal Decision  Asked in Georgia   ‘Attorneys Challenge County Unit System

Other Schools In Pittsburgh, McKeesport With Fourth In Westmoreland County; Charleroi In Area Number Seven   COURSES TO OPEN LATE‘IN OCTOBER

FATE OF DRAFT LAW IN DOUBT   Act Expires Next Week—Leaders Recognize Need for Quick Move

FINAL ACTION BY CONFEREES IS DUE MONDAY   Adopt Amendments Lobeled ‘Booby Traps’ . By Bowles

House, Senate Leaders Delay OPA Decision   Truman Silent On Whether He Will Veto Bill

Pittsburgh Faces Threat Of Violence   ‘State of Emergency’ in Hollywood Studios Is Declared in Industry’s Jurisdictional Dispute

Trolley Lines Are Shut Down In Pittsburgh   Power Union Members Re. ject Management Offer Of 5 Per Cent Raise

PITTSBURG STRIKE HALTS SERVICE ON STREET GAR LINES   Efforts to Operate Abandoned When Pickets

Fear Of Riots Halts Pittsburgh Streetcars Again   State Of Emergency Called In Hollywood Strike; Seek To Avert New Ship Walkout

[TRANSPORTATION AGAIN. HIT  » Pittsburgh Walkout Cont ued As Violence Flares. At Studios

Street Car Service in Pittsburgh Suspended for Second  i   EMERGENCY STATE IS DECLARED IN HOLLYWOOD

PEFTOBURGH WITHUU! STREETCAR SERVICES MIOLENCE Ts FEARED  _ AUTHORITIES PROCLAIM ““STATE OF EMERGENCY” IN HOLLYWOOD STRIKE

More Deputies Called -to-Studios; Pittsburgh Streetcars Halted ,

Transportation in Pittsburgh Ts at Standstill  Emergency State - Proclaimed in Hollywood Dispute

HUNGARIAN © CARDINAL ARRIVES LATE   Says, Russians Held Up Permit To Leave Country

PRIMATE LATE FOR CARDINAL RITES IN ROME   Mindszenty Tried Since January For Permission To Leave Huneary

New Cardinal Arrives Late at Vatican   DELAYED BY RUSSIAN REFUSAL TO GRANT PERMISSION TO LEAVE

Soviets Make New Cardinal One Day Late      Permission For Visit Given Mindszenty  After Delays

‘Hungarian Cardinal Is Delayed by Reds   New Prelates Receive Old Cardinals and Will Return Vieite

HELD BY REDS, PRELATE ARES WE ROME LATE   Primate of Hungary Misses Elevation Ceremony hy Over 24 Hours   CLEARANCE LONG SOUGHT   States Permission to Attend ‘Ritual Was First Asked on January 14

Russions Refused to Grant - Mindlszenty Permit Until Yesterday Naan

Reds Release Cardinal For Rites   Americans Pay Respect to Old Cerdinals

COMPANY TELLS UF TELEGRAPH PLANS   Messages Will Travel By Radio Beam Instead of By Wire.

British Trio Seek Indian Settlement   Mission Will Discuss Independence and Try To Prevent Outbreak

Cabinet Mission From Britain To Leave For Indic   British Government Announces Decision To Send Three-Man Cabinet Mission   SITUATION HAS GROWN SERIOUS

Supplies for Yugoslavia Face Tieup   Longshoremen Refuse to Load Goods Until Plane Attackers Punished

BAR SUPPLIES TO YUGOSLAVIA   Longshoremen Balk Because of Airmen’s Deaths.

freer ro ror ror er PPD LIP DD? OD  Late News Will Not Load  Yugoslavia Relief Supplies

 Yugoslavia Must Make ‘U.S. Amends   Longshoremen Won't Load Any Relief Supplies For Them Until They Do

SEAMENS STRIKE HALTS COMMERCE AS “TRUCE” FAILS   Unions Say Walkout Wil! Continue Until WSB Re.  Bee: we! Oe

LABOR ORGANIZATION WON'T LOAD RELIEF UNTIL ROW SETTLED  arn TA   DEMAND HEARD FOR SATISFACTORY END TO SHOOTING CASE

Won't Load For Yugoslav Relief      Longshoremen Demand Action Against Those Who Shot Down Planes

LABOR ORGANIZATION  WON'T LOAD RELIEF  UNTIL ROW SETTLED DEMAND HEARD FOR  SATISFACTORY END TO SHOOTING CASE

Will Remain in Force if Seamen’s Strike Ends—U.S. Mediator Fails in Truce Move

CARGO MARKED “YUGOSLAV” DETAINED   Members Of I.L.A. Refuse To Load Relief Supplies   Against Those Responsible For Shooting Down American Planes

Wants Proper Action in Plane Cases   Won’t Load Ships Even  If Strike Were To End Now

NOT TO LOAD SUPPLIES FOR YUGOSLAVIA   Longshoremen Want Action Taken In Plane Incidents

SATISFACTION IS DEMANDED FOR U.S, AIR DEATHS   Hope For Truce In Port Deadlock Fades As WSB Meets To Study Rulina

Flat ‘No’ Is Issued By Ryan   inion Demands Plane Attacks Re Punished

~Punishment Demands Mount Over Attack on U. S. Planes  ‘\Dockmen Refuse to Load Slav Relief Shins

Awaits Action On Shooting of U. S. Airplanes   Longshoremen Seek Speedy Justice For Downed Army Airmen

WANTS ACTION AGAINST SLAVS FOR KILLING SI'S   Will Not Handle Goods Even When AFL Ship Strike Ends

REFUSE TO LOAL SHIPS TO TITO   Union Wants Action on Shooting Incident

Ask Action In Downing Of Planes   Maritime Strike Continues To Block American Cammarxa

Occupation of Reich is Costly  U. S. Citizens Pay Over 28 Millions

Auto Workers Will Reopen Pay Contract   Action Oct. 16 Hinges On Federal Efforts To: Hold. Back Inflation

CIO Will Reopen Demands   New Contract To be Sought From Chrvsier

Union Demands for Hike In ‘Real Wages’ May Conflict With Truman's Stabilization Program

CLO. WILL REOPEN PAY NEGOTIATIONS WITH AUTO PLANTS   Government Efforts to Curtail Inflation Will Be Given Close  Consideration

Auto Workers. Will Reopen Wage Contract   Discussion pies Chrysler Is Set For October 16

Talk Higher Wage Rates At Chrysler   CIO Union May Ask ° Higher Wages After 60 Days to “Protect Our Living Standards’

TALKS ON WAGES ARE SCHEDULED   Agreement With Chrysler To Be Reopened First

WILL REOPEN PAY DEMANDS   Auto Workers Announce Plan Ta See New Wage Aareements

CIO Wage Agreements To Be Reopened at Chrysler Corp.   Parley Depends on Climb of Inflation

UAW to Reopen Wage Agreement   Board to Make Study Of Possible Demands For Presentation to  Chrysler October 16

U. A. W. Will Reopen Chrysler Contract   Action to Come October 16—Union Also Will Discuss Wages With Any Other Companies Where Contract Provisions Permit.

ClO TO REOPEN CHRYSLER WARE   Demands to Depend on “Government's Efforts’

TWA Planes Roaring Back Into Service   Flights Gradually Being Resumed

‘TWA SERVICE GETS ‘UNDERWAY: PILOTS BACK AT CONTROLS      Domestic Wuer Again Take tc Air as Wage and Work Rules Debated

TWA Planes in Service Again  One Takes Off From Detroit Early Today

2,000,000 Bottles of . Beer Declared Surplus. By the Army in Hawaii

Polls Point To GOP Victory   Democrats Make Some Gain {n Last Half Of October

LATEST GALLUP POLL SHOWS   GOPs Expected To Gain Control Of House In Nov. 5 Election

BRITISH OPE! FOR PALESTINE PEACE OFFERS   Attlee Tells Common: Nation Seeking To Stop Holy Land Uprisings

Trouble In Holy Land Must End, Attlee Deciares   Says Britain Is Open Te Proposals Other ° Than Her Own.

Close Vote On Price  Plan Seen  GOP Claims Votes To Exempt Meat,  Poultry From  Price Controls.

Poultry and Meat Controls Unlikely   GOP Sure of Banning Them In New OPA Bill

Republicans Claim te Have Force to Pass Changes in Bill at U.S. Capital Today.   VOTE EXPECTED TO BE CLOSE ONE

Ballot Expected Wednesday, =— Vote Will be Close — An Amendment to Keep Controls Off Dalry: Pros ducts is Pending, ee

Taft Urges Rent Control Retention   Wherry Claims Sup. port. for Exemptions From OPA Controls

OPA Opposition Claims Coalition Support Exempting Meat, Poultry From Price Control Interim Bill

SENATE VOTE ON OPA EXTENDER NOT SEEN SOON   Republicans Claim Enough Support To Block Meat, Poultry Controls

Republicans Claim Enough Coalition Support To Exempt Meat And Poultry From Price Controls.   SENATE MAY HOLD SESSIONS AT NIGHT

Temperatures   Taft Asks Senate For Continuation  Of Rent Controls   Ohioan Wants Rents Checked Regardless Of Fate of Rest of OPA; Wherry’s Plan To Decoutrol Meat Called Key to the Issue

TAFT URGES RENT CURB MEASURE   Senate Resumes Debate on OPA Compromise Bill

Dozen Democrats Join Bloc For Vote Expected On Amend:  ment Tomor row,

STRIKE GROUNDS NORTHWEST LINE   Planes Are Held Up by Mechanics Rift

TED MAN  GIVES SELF UP   Ringleader of Negro, Band Walks into Jail While Posse of State Troopers, Local Police and Townspeople Scoar Swamp.

Hunted Mississipp: Negro Surrenders   ‘Ringleader of Band, Marine Veteran, Walks to Jail

 MAY DELAY NOMINATIONS  Doubt Truman Will Name Atomi ) Board Before Adjournment

County Shares In New Road Approval  One Project Included In List Okayed by PRA For Farm-to-Market Work

State of Emergency Called in Hollywood   Movie Strike Goes Into Third Day

Pickets Mill And Fight At Studio Gates   Sheriff's “State of Emerg: enev” Proclamation Fails to Halt Spor.  _ adie Riotines

New Strike (f Seamen Scheduled   Pittsburgh Power Dispute Unsettled

Proclaim Emergency in Hollywood Movie Sirike; 125 Extra Deputies Called

PICKETS RIOT AT HOLLYWOOD   PITTSBURGH STAGGERS UNDER POWER STOPPAGE

Fifteen Pickets Arrested: Three Persons Injured   Pittsburgh Under “Dim-Out” Orders

“ore Police Named For Movie Strike   Mass Picketing Injunction Will Be Enforced

Sheriff — Seeks End  to Violence   Growing Riots Create Drastic Situation in Movieland Dispute

Film Strike Brings State Of Emergency   Enforcement Squad Increased, Pickets Curbed for Violence

RIVALRY FLARES   Union Disturbance Leads to Emergency In Hollywood.

Revokation of License Ordered Court i in Ruling  mmimet Diarwtbar’

Boyington Weds Film Actress, Mre Malcolmson Stunned   > hAnnth Romance

Boyington Weds Actress as Ex-Girl Friend, Trustee For His Children, Gives Up in Surprised Despair at Reno

IN MICHIGAN, MASSACHUSETTS Incumbents In Primary Tests Holding Ground In Balloting

NC VICTORS  VOTE. TESTS   Primaries In 2 States Again Find Selons On Tickets

COAL STRIKE LEAVES 22,000 OTHERS IDLE   Labor Aid Sees U. S. Actior ‘Before End Of Week’

Coal Strike Hits 22,000 In Steel Industry and Rails; 13,000 In Pittsburgh Area

Layoffs Due Te Strike Mounting   Steel Plants, Railroads, Truck Concerns, Etc., Feeling Pinch

22,000 Suffer Idleness In Wake of Coal Halt  Shutdown Hits Steel, Carriers; Bawls Didaxe! Actin“ Dw tas.

GENERALISSING EN ROUTE 10 MURDEN TODAY   Communist Forces Abandon Capital City Changchun

Nationalist Troops Move Into Changchun   Important New Developments in Civil War Loom

CHINESE NATIONALIST ‘CHIEF. IN’ MANCHURIA   Communists Ready To Seek Compromise

(BORDER TENSION INCREASES AS FULLY: MOBILIZED TURKISH ARMY HEARS GOV'T IPLEDGE “NO FOE TO CROSS BORDER”

TURKEY NERVOUS AS REDS ADVANCE   UNEASY SILENCE PREVAILS--TURKS FULLY MOBILIZED

TURKEY WAITS NEXT MOVE IN MOBILIZED, BUT UNEASY SILENCE  GOVERNMENT HAS LONG PLEDGED TO BATTLE TO DEATH AT BORDER

SOVIET TROOPS POISED NEAR TURKEY BORDER   'Hint Red Aim Is To Incite  Uprising Among Iran ian Tribes

‘Turkish Army of Million Ready to Fight to Death      Hear = Russian’ Combat Troops Wer2 Moving   Toward the fraq,  Turkish Border

Fully Mobilized Turkish Army Of Million Troop: Pledged To Fight To Death To Keep Foes Out

Turkey Uneasy At Soviet Moves   Army Remains at War Strength of 1,000,000 Men—Fight Pledged

Lewis’ Move Causes Tension In Coal Fields   Reopening Of Wage Pact Under New Federal Policy Seen

TENSION NOTED IN W.VA. UMW LOCAL MEETS   Committee Call Brings Demands To Reopen Wage Contract

Voters In 6 States Mark Ballots Tomorrow   ‘vrumanm Purge In Missouri's Sixth Gets Wide Attention   BYRD HAS CHALLENGED

Voters In 6 States Mark Ballots Tomorrow  ley ae >. Pa eae * * ge a Pan Way _,* Muaitiig

Warn Bus; Truck Drivers Against Highway Speed   Fast Driving Big Factor in Death Rate PSC Official Claims

HIGH TRAFFIC DEATH RATE LAID TO SPEED   Bus Operators Advised at Jeffersor City. Conference to Bring Drivers Under Control.

Strike Imperils 400,000 Homes  For War Veterans   Senator Says Walkout Not Labor Row But  Like an ‘Insurrection’

House Delivers Technical Knockout Punch To Proposed School Change:

60 TO 30 COUNT FOR MEASURE LACKS 3 VOTES   Parliamentary Move Ia On Foot To Save Pet Of Administration; To Vote Today

PROBE OF FUND CONTRIBUTIONS MAY BE ASKED   Pauley Hearing May Lead to Full Investigation of All Campaign Donations

Bradley Spanks Legion Leader   Raps Move to Remove Veteran Benefits Ceiling

LEGION DEMANDS BENEFITS HIKE   Vets Move Despite Warning From VA- Chief

CEILING ON VET BENEFITS _ BEFORE LEGION GATHERING   BRADLEY AND STELLE CLASH OVER PROPOSAL TO INCREASE END LIMIT ON JRAINING EARNINGS

TRUMAN'S MAN WINS RACE FOR CONGRESS POST   Three Senators And Most Of Representatives Running Nominated Again

TRUMAN'S MAN WINS PRIMARY MISSOURI VOTE   Most Incumbents Win It Six State Elections Tuesday

Byrd, Kilgore and Briggs” Win Primary Contests As Slaughter Loses In Mo.

TRUMAN PURGE OF SLAUGHTER IS SUCCESSFUL   Senator Byrd Wins Renomination in Va. Primary

SLAUGHTER IS DEFEATED IN PRIMARY   Most Incumbents Renominated in Six States

THREE US. SENATORS RENOMINATED   Most Incumbert Representatives Also Successful

SEAMEN START TO LEAVE JOBS   FIRST SCHEDULED TO WALK OUT THIS AETERNOON

Total of 62,000 AFL Workers Planning Ship Tieup During Day; Negotiations With CIO Bog Down

62,000SHIP CREWMEN WALK OUT TODAY   Start ‘Continuous Meeting’ Ahead of Strike Date

New Threat Stirs Probe By Congress   C1lO Maritime Strike Still On Schedule

HOUSE PROBE VOTED AS 62,000 (MAY LEAVE JOBS   Seen Protest For U.S. Detainer On Shinnineo Ownoere

House Committee To Investigate Maritime Row   Representative Kelley Heads - Seven-Man Group; to Meet Tomorrow   LABOR WITNESSES WILL BE CALLED   Action May Bring About Settlement of Strike Set For June 15th

Rep. Kelley Heads Sub Committee 62,000 AFL   62,000 AFL Seamen Arrange To Leave Jobs in Demonstration

— HOUSE ACTS—  A.F.L. Sets Walkout Of 62,000  Congress Begins Inquiry as C.1.O. ‘Talks  Bog Down —

i ae AFL Seamen Meeting i m  ‘ALU. S. Ports   Union Spokesmen Refuse to Reveal Reason for Assembly

HOUSE APPROVES INVES TIGATION OF SEA DISPUTE   Sailors Leave Jobs For *‘Stop-Work’ Meetings Along Coasts   CIO MEN TO STRIKE SOON   Negotiations Stalled Between Unions And Shipowners; Shipping Suffers

Inquiry May Restrair  Nationwide Strike   AFL ‘Stop Work’ Meetings Set This Afterncon as CIO and Independent Unions Mark Time

62.000 INTEND TO) LEAVE POSTS THIS AFTERNOON   Two AFL Seamen's Unions Call Stoppage Meetings of Uncertain Length   TO BEAT ClO TO PUNCH   ‘Don’t Want the Communist Bunch to Get Start on Us,’ Says Leader

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE SCORES  Missing Child and Nurse Found in Annapolis Home

fAE Ks ARLE OW EDL, a ee eee  “Missing  4-Yeai-Oid Girl, * Nurse Foundin Antanas

NURSEMAID AND MISSING CHILD ARE DISCOVERED   Girl, Spirited Away Free Charlette, N. C., Found le Aumanalic   PAIR SUSPECTED BY NAVY CAPTAIN’S WIFE

BY- LAWS. WILL BE er ~ DISCUSSED AT LEGION. ‘~ MEETING THURSDAY EVE

Harlem ‘Heaven’ Rejoices At Wedding Of Father Divine And White ‘Angel’

NEGRO “MESSIAH WEDS WHITE GIRL   Father Divine, 71, Takes Girl of 21 toe be Spouse.

‘Heavens’ Cheer ‘Blonde Angel’ Father Diino. ai. Wed io Canadian, 27,in Washington

Se ee eee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeaene Proves Even Doctors (Can Make Mistakes

ee ee ee ore Headmaster Ut Private: Se hoo i And Wife Face Prison Terms

Consecration Of Auxiliary ‘Set Sept. 12   Ceremonial Will Take Place in Cathedral, Official Reveals

HOUSING PROBE TOP BUSINESS   Congressional Investigation Banking Committee’s Job

Probe of Housing Program Planned   Effect of Government's Controls To Be Studied

Republicans Plan Quick ‘Housing Probe Among Top ‘Business For New Conaress   To Determine Whether Government Controls Impede Rather Than Spur New Building

GOP to Probe Vets Housing   Michigan’s Wolcott Says Inquiry Will Aim at Faults of Proqram

Investigation of Housing Planned   House Committee to Study Rumors About Progress in Building

Housing Issue Gets Top Spot in Probe Line   Made First Order for Investigation by House Group

Housing Probe To Be Scheduled   Rep. Wolcott Says Investigation Must Be First Work  Of Banking Group Ry FRANCIS VM. LeMAY

G.0, P. 10 HOLD HOUSING PROBE   House Banking Group Wil Look Into U. S. Controls

Probe Planned Of Veterans’  Housing Setup   House Banking Commiltee To Conduct Investigation Next Year.

Investigation of Housing Program Failure Promised by Republicans

QUICK HOUSING  PROBE PROMISED   GOP Puts Issue at Top of Business List

VETERANS HOUSING INVESTIGATION IS ON TOP OF AGENDA    House Banking Committee Wil  Take Up Probe As First  ] Order of Business

GOP TO LAUNCH HOUSING PROBE   Places Investigation Among Top Business in °47

Quick Inquiry Hoping to Spur New Building   Apartment Owners Prepare to Vote Landlords’ Strike

U.S. HOUSING PROGRAM 10 BE STUDIED   House Committee Will Make Federal Handling of Projects for Veterans lts First Concern in January.

QUICK HOUSING PROBE PLANNED   Will Seek To Learn If Gov: ernment Controls Hinder Building

Hemans Cut Off From Grand Jury Payroll—Coash   Chief Investigator Issues Explanation; Sigler Coming Back

HEMANS TAKEN OFF PAYROLL   Grand Juror Says Expenditures Approved By Carr, Sigler

Postcard’s Prophecy Of Death Fulfilled  Nude Bodies Of Husband Ana Wrfe Found In Houston Home

a  Rep. Luce Urges Vets To Head Off Squatters Invasion Of Property

LETTERS. PROTEST PARENTS’ PLAN   soa Paper Filing ‘Sets ff Flood of Notes; 2 Cases Pending

Housing Chiefs Study Program   Traman Names Expediter; NHA Official

WHITE HOUSE OUTLINES NEW HOUSING DRIVE   RELAXED CONTROLS EXPECTED UNDER NEW OFFICIALS

WHITE HOUSE WORKS ON NEW HOMES DRIVE   Revamped Program Is Studied by Truman And Appointees

HOUSING PROGRAM BEING REVIEWED   Creedon. Foley Appointer tc Fill in Jobs Wyatt Meld

Big Four Continues In Trieste Wrangle Between Russia. Western Powers

Time-Hardened Qua'rel Over Trieste Showing.  Signs Of Breaking Up:

Break Expected In Wrangle Over Port Of Trieste   Cracks Reported Showing In Time-Hardened Disagreement.

Trieste Problem Is Still  Question   Cracks Are Shown At Conferences  In New York

New Dispute Appears  Big Four Power Crack Shows in Trieste Discord

Ministers Continue Arguments Over Trieste Despite Byrnes’ Assertion

CRACKS SHOW UP IN SOVIET; UI. RELATIONS   Real Break May Come in Differences Over Disposition of Strategic Trieste   BYRNES AND MOLOTOV REFUSE TO GIVE GROUND

Break Hinted In Trieste Tiff   Molotov Narrows Criticism of Paet

TRIESTE ISSUE BLOCKS BIG FOUR   U. S., Soviet In Hot Debate Over Settlement

TRIESTE PACT SEEMS NEARER   Several Cracks Show Up In Time-Hardened Disagreement   2 DIPLOMATS ARGUE

Initial State Music Contest  Held This Weekend  Eighty-Three High   Eighty-Three High School Students To Go To Hawarden _

Initial State  Music Contest  Held This Weekend   Eighty-Three High School Students To Go To Hawarden .

Quake Hits Northwest;  Vancouver Islanders Report Damage Slight   Seattle Man Dies of Heart Attack When Tall Structures Gyrate; Courtenay, B. C., Walls Shattered

Heart Attack Kallis One Man In Seattle   Hillside Is Shifted 35 Feet Closer to Shore of Sea

t  Buildings Dance, Hillside Moves As Quake Hits Northwest Coast

Pacific Northwest Shaken By Quake   Hillsides Moved, Build. ings Damaged Early Sunday Afternoon

Quake Rocks Coastal Area In Northwest   One Life Lost  As ‘Rolling’ Type Rocks Buildings, Moves Hillside

Tremor Is Indirect Cause of Death; Damage Runs Heavy   300-Foot Hillside Is Moved 35 Feet: Brick Buildings Are Wrenched Out of Line: One House Is Shifted

Earthquake Shakes Up Northwest   Washington, British Columbia Hit Hard By Powerful Tremblo:

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Appointed to Assistance Board   Truman is Foremost Democratic Candidate

Breaks Info Indiana Hospital, Kills One Nurse, Injures Another, And Escapes

Nurses Attacked by Night Prowler  One Fatally Slugged; Another Badly Injured

Negro District in Vicinity of Indianapolis Hospital Searched For The Assailant.   MAN ENTERED, LEFT BY SAME WINDOW

MT. CARMEL GIRL SLUGGED FATALLY IN INDIANAPOLIS  ANOTHER CRITICALLY INJURED BY MAN WHO

Nurse Fatally Slugged by Man   Negro Sought by Police for Attack  On Two Nurses

Nurse Killed By Intruder At Hospital   Second Attendant At Robert Long Also Is Attacked

Capital*Nurse Fatally Hurt   Man Escapes Riley - © Hospital After Slugging “One, Injurine Another

Nurse Killed By  Blow on Head   Second Nurse Critical Following Slugging at Indianapolis Hospital

Want Chesterfield-Medora Phone Service [Improved   Indiana Hospital Intruder Slays Nurse, Injures Another

Nurse Slain In Hospital   Another Seriously Injured By Negro Assailant Who Escaped

NURSE SLAIN IN INDIANAPOLIS HOSPITAL TODAY   inois Girl Slugged by Negro Assailant; Another Seriously Hurt

Negro Hunted After Slaying in Hospital; Assailant Broke In Through: Window

Negro Breaks Into College Hospital Kills One Nurse And Critically Iniures Another

Nurse Killed in Hospital Attack  Another Injured by Cann Aceniinn’

NURSE SLAIN BY INTRUDER AT HOSPITAL   Another Nurse Is Wounded Seriously Bv Blow on Head

Indiana Nurse Fatally Sluggec  Second Badly Hurt On Duty By Prowler

Enters Hospital, Slugs 2 Nurses   Negro Kills One, Other is Injured

Negro Tnvades Hospital, Slugs Nurse To Death   Injures Another Nurse While She Was Administering Aid to Her Companion

Narse Fatall y Beaten, Second Badly Injured By Hospital Assailant

lranian Envoy Confers With U.S. Delegate   Private Report on Soviet _ Withdrawals from Iran Believed Given

EXPECT REDS TO KEEP PACT   Reports Indicate Troops Will Be Out of Iran By Set Deadline

Set Deadline For Subsidies   December - 31. Last Day For. Filing Claims For Cattle Pavments.

ONLY B-29 CAN CARRY A-BOMB, GROVES CLAIMS   General Says There : Chance Tests Will Prove Weapon A Dud   FLEET DISPOSITION HAS BEEN DECIDED

OFFICIAL SAYS PACIFIC TEST MAY BE ‘DUD’  U. §. B-29 Claimed Only Known Bomber Canabk Of Carrying Atom Bomb: Plans For Test Made

WOMAN BANKER LET KEYS OUT   FBI Also Claims Idabel Teller Gave Safe Combination To a Friend

Don’t Holler Until You're Hurt, Anderson Advises Western Cattlemen

Sec. Anderson Tells Cattlemen to Holler When Hurt  Agriculture Chieftain Says Food Prices Mav Retain Controjs

Dont Holler Until You're Hurt’ Is Anderson's Plea to Cattlamen  -~—+ eS * on on

Truman Meets  With Cabinet On Coal Crisis   Long Session Of President’s Official Family Is Held During Morning   COAL EMERGENCY ACTION CONSIDERED

NATIONALISTS ARE READY TO ACCEPT COMPROMISE PLAN   Would Let U, S. Act as Trustees Over All Disputed Areas Pending Settlement

Chiang Has Peace Plan For China   American Trusteeship Over Disputed. Areas Until Elections;:.  Communists Doubtful

Chiang Offers U.S. Trusteeship Of Disputed Area   Plan to Ease Troubles Chinese Conflict Would Concern Questioned Zones

‘Last Chance’ U.S. Trustee Plan for China Revealed   Disputed Areas Would Be Under American Rule Until Final  Peace Settlement

Chiang Approves ‘Last Chance’ Plan For US Control of Disputed Regions

KAI-SHEK SAID TO HAVE AGREED TO COMPROMISE   Reliable Sources Say He Will Turn Contested Areas Over to U. S. Control

Chiang Offers “Last Chance” to. Avoid War   Would Put Disputed Chinese Areas Under U.S. Trusteeship

Compromise   In China Tried   Chiang Approves Plan Of American Trusteeship O! Disputed Areas.

NEW PEACE HEARD IN CHINA   Disputed Areas Would Come Under U. S. Trusteeship

Chiang Approves wU. S. Trusteeship . or China Areas   Reported as Compromise Plan, But Reds Say It ~ Has Not Been Present:  ‘ed To Them. Vo

Chiang Favors  Trusteeship  By America Sees It as Last  Chance To Avoid Civil War

‘LAST CHANCE’ PLAN AGREED ON BY CHIANG   Generalissimo Approves Compromise Which Is Described as the Final Peace Opportunity Short of Civil War.

RADIO MIXUP NOT SETTLED   UNION AND NETWORKS CON TINUE TALKS ON CONTRACT,  “BIG =NAMES*SIN— UNION

Air, Weather Experts Seek Solution of Thunderstorm © Menace To Flying Safety

Spangler in Blast at the Democrats   Says Party Is ‘‘Strange Mixture’ — Attacks Aims of the PAC

LaFollette Has A Slight Lead   Williams Trails In South Carolina

GOP REFUGEE FOR 12 YEARS STILL FAVORED   South Carolina Governor Lags Far Behind In Bid To Return

Senafor LaFollette Holds Slight Lead   Scattered Returns Give Wisconsin Incumbent  Advantaae

LAFOLLETTE HOLDS EARLY VOTING LEAD   Scattered Returns In Wisconsin Primary  Show Close Race

Wisconsin's GOP Incumbents Hold Lead In Primary  ‘Canatar latallattea fin   Senator Lafollette, Gov Goodland Out Front In Early Reports

LaFollette Has Slight Lead In Early Returns   Governors Trail In Vermont And South Carolina

Back OPA to Limit, Plea to Farmers   Wea'lace Cautions Against Inevitable BEeernomic Disaster

REPUBLICANS WIN STATE BY OVER 600,000   Magnitude of Victory Grows With Returns Nearly Complete

News Behind The News  Schl ~ my Z 4  Re, A am i\ ‘ (Os Peael fa am BY

@ PAUL MALLON—   Communists May Display Lot of Signatures. But Not Strenath 

Witness Tells of a Ride of Death  Camp Captives Kicked Off Open Cars

German People  Knew Of Horror   Norwegian Survivor Of Ride Of Death Says They Showed No Sympathy

Byrnes Urges Central Contro Plan For Reich   Would Like To See Occupation Zones Merged Economically

CENTRALIZATION OF GERMANY IS AMERICAN PLAN   German Problems Will Be Discussed By Foreign Ministers In Autumn

CENTRALIZED GOVERNMENT FOR GERMANY   United States Sides Ir With Russia For A  Speedier Peace

U. 5. SUPPORTS CENTRAL PLAN FOR GERMANY   Byrnes Says Economic Merger of 4 Zones Is Alternative

Texas Politics — Shows No Signs Of Armistice  Gubernatorial Candidates’ Records Being Challenged

Wallace’s Speech Puts President  On Hot Spot   May Force Truman to Repudiate Any Ease Up on Russia  Sentiments in U. &.

PRESIDENT SAYS WALLACE SPEECH ASNT ENDORSED   Merely Meant He Approved Right to Make Talk, He Tells Press   ‘STATEMENT IS FORCED   Chief Executive Acts After Byrnes and Aides ‘Boi? Over Political Tatk

DENIES OKAY ON TEXT OF TALK BY WALLACE   Approved Only Right to Speak

Worldwide Soldier Census Is Approved By U. N. Committee  Soviet Attempts to Have Weapons Included

UN Political Uni Approves World  Soldier Census   Russian Attempts to Have Atomic and JetPropelled Weapons Accounted in Inventor) Of Forces Decisively Rejected

UN Committee Votes Overall Troop Census   Group Rejects Soviet Efforts to Include Weapons in Inventors

World - Wide Soldier Census Voted   Russian Proposal for Armaments Count Is Rejected

Troop Census Wins Approval OF Committee   Red. Attempts to Include  ‘edpona in Inventory Wielateantds Bins.

Soldier Census Plan Approvec By UN Panel   Rejects Red Plea To Have Atomic Weapons Counted

But Inventory of Atomic and Jet Weapons is Exeepted; Domestic Forkes to be Counted.

RUSSIANS LOSE IN BATTLE ON TROOP CENSUS   UN Political Committee Approves Count of Soldiers on Woripwide Basis.

Worldwide Soldier Census Is Approved By U.N. Committee   Soviet Attempts, to Have Weapons Included Are Reiected

VOTES FOR COUNT OF ALL SOLDIERS   U. N. GROUP APPROVES PROPOSAL, 40-10—REJECTS NEW WEAPON CENSUS.

BULLET WOUND CLAIMS LIFE OF PHYSICIAN   Conesville Official Is Charged in Mystery Slaying

WOUND RIOTING JEWS   U. S. Troops Shoot to Stop Outbreak in German Detention Camp

1 DIES, 6 INJURED IN MUNICH FIGHT  eaaege 4 acee rene een oon. Qimaewaneanmiaet

Jew Killed fn Fraecas With Reich Police   Scores of Ciyitians and Dis placed Persons Involved in Incident Near Munich

Yanks Quell Jewish Riot Near: Munich  Fo nn eee Fad  nee fee qieee   One Jew Killed, Six Other: Persons: Injured In Battle: With Police

JEW KILLED, 6 HURT IN REICH   Displaced Persons, German Police Clash near Munich; Third Army Acts

U. S. Troops Break Riot Near Munich   One Killed, Six Injured After German Police Step Car

GERMANS SLAY DISPLACED JEW   American Gl’s Restore Order After 6 Others Hurt

Jews and Germans Riot at Frankfurl And US. Troops Called To End Fight

Displaced Jews, German Police  Clash at Munich   One Killed, Six Injured Before Riots Broken Up  De Amarican Teaane

Jews and Germans Clash; American Troops Take Over  One Fatality Follows : Fighting in Munich  Area; Scores Involved

KURDISH REVOLT PACKS DYNAMITE   Outbreak in Northwest fran Fits inte Explosive MidEast Situation

Goering Writes of Planned Suicide fo Jail Commandant  10 Other Instances Of Having Illegal Articles Listed

Report Goering Wrote Of Suicide Strategy   Ex-Keichsmarshal Penned Three Letters Before Taking Poison Dose

Report Goering Told Of Suicide Plans In Letter   Note Found In Cell Will Be Submitted To Allied  Canteen! C ae

Goerings Letter Described His Plan of Suicide   Officials Say Three Notes Left by German Leader to Be Submitted to Control Council: Others Hoped to Beat Hangman

Brains of the Executed Men Not Examined   Nuernberg Jail Thrown Open to  The Press Today

Goering Left Note Telling How He'd Destroy Himself   Letter And Two Others, One To Wife And Other To German People; Expected To Be Deliverd To Control Council Monday; Source Of Poison Still A Mystery

Three Goering Letters Reveal He Boasted of Suicide Plans   10 Attempts By Other Nazi Cited By Officer

ALLIED CONTROL COUNCIL WILL STUDY 3 NOTES   Reveal Others of Condemned Sought To Kill Themselves

Letter Reveals Goering’s Plan To End His Life?   Purposed to Act Under Guards’ Noses

Goering Braggec How He Would Evade Hanging  Letiers to Colonel Andrus,   Letiers to Colonel Andrus, Wile, German People Told Ot Suicide Preparations

Shots Fired Into  Southern Buses   One Seriously Injured In Strike Uprisings

Greyhound Lines Ask Protection   Passenger Aboard Bus Is Seriously Wounded; Appeal To Governor

UNION COPS FIRED   Wichita Union Proposes to Go to Federal Court for Test

Fire Seven Wichita Police Union Members   AFL Group Promises Legal Test of fis Right to Oraanirve

Mai lin's Answer. May Not Be Given “Until Next Week   Heavy Speech. Seliedule Delays Decisia: on Candidacy

Praise of President Follows Radio Tall   Senators Await Special Session of Congress; Stand By for Leadership by Truman

—LULNURE SS 4 ALIS 2RAUMAIN WE SSA Congressional Support Is Seen For President

Solons Praise Militant Mood Of President   Senate Prepares To Act Quickly; Debate Limited

CONGRESS PLANS QUICK ACTION ON TRUMAN DEMANDS   Democrats ond Republicans _ Will Back President in Strike Criske

Legislators Praise Truman Stand On (Rail Situation   How Did We Come To This Present Point?

SENATORS HAIL PRESIDENT FOR STRONG STAND   Congress Plainly Looks Tt Truman For Leadership In Attacking Crisis

STEEL STRIKE WOULD CLOSE 1,292 PLANTS   Majority of Union's Members, Employed in 30 States, Would Bo Affected.

Vandenberg To Aid Gl Release   Senator To Ask For Speedy Redeployment

2 CHARGED IN BEATING   Men Accused of Robhing Tourist and Taking Menninger Gems

Why The Poppy?   How The Poppy Became The Memorial Flower of ‘RetKh Warld Ware

Goering Offers Churchill Quote In Defense Plea   Admits That German ‘Excesses’ In France Probably Illegal

“IN LIFE, DEATH ,.. NO LEGALITY”  Goering Quofes "Bitterest Opponent” To End Defense

Goering Quotes Winston Churchil In Own Defense   Admits That Germans Committed “Excesses”’ In French Occupation

‘After Many Years U.S. Is at Last Taking Antarctic Possibilities Seriously

U.S. May Plant Scientific Colony — Navy Antarctic Journey Reflects Polar Strateqy 

Say Body in Car 10 Days   Man to Be Charged . With. Murder of Ellwood City Girl

State Aeronautics Leaders Plan Program  New Officers Namea  Ry Aviation Group

State Aeronautics Leaders Plan Program  New Officers Namea By Aviation Group   (SEE STORY PAGE 68)

NAZI HANGINGS SURROUNDED BY GREAT SECRECY   Mass Executions Will Probably Be Carried Out Wednesday

State Gets Back Touch Of Winter   Freezing Temperatures  Come After SpringTila Warmth

Senate Rejects Equal Rights Amendment   Measure Has Been Issue in Congress for 23 Years

U. S. Attack. On Japanese sidered  ‘te In 1941             ‘Stimgon Saya U. S. Saw Enemy's Plans

Suggestion For Attack On Jap Forces Nine Days Before Pearl Harbor Was Rejected

FOR Cabinet Decided Not To Attack Japan   STIMSON DISCLOSES NEV INFORMATION OF MOVES

Stimson Discloses U. S. Planned To Attack Nine Days Before Pearl Harbor   Jap Movements Along Asiatic Coast Promptec Roosevelt’s “War Cabinet” To Consider An American Offensive

FDR Cabinet Rejected Idea OF Jap Surprise Attack 9 Days Before Pearl Harbor

Stimson Rev: als F.D.R.’s War Cabinet “onsidered Attacking Jap -nese First

U. S. War Cabinet Once Talked Attack on Japan   Former Secretary of War Stimson Tells Prober: Plan Was Rejected Nine Days Before Pearl Harbor; Committee Studies His Diary

Stimson In Statement To Committee   Ex-Secretary Of War Reveals Pre-War Events

Stimson Recalls Plan To Hit Japs -WithoutWarning   War Cabinet Discussed But Rejected Idea Nite Days’ Before Raid. On Pearl

Stimson Report on Pearl Shows U. S. Was Wary of Japs   Rejected Surprise Blow at Nips Nine Days Before Blitz

FDR's Cabinet Discussed US. Attack on Japan Nine Days Before Pearl Harbor

Chance To Beat Japs To The Punch Rejected By F.D.R.’s ‘War Cabinet’

U. 5. Planned Sneak Attack On Japs, Claim  F. R. And Cabinet Rejected Strategy,   F.R. And Cabinet Rejected Strategy, Stimson Declares; Blasts Gen. Short

Proposal To Attack Japs Turned Down   Committee Investigating Surprise Blow on Peart Harbor Releases Statement by Former Secretary Stimson

Stimson Says War Cabinet Talked Of Attacking Japan First Before Pearl Harbor   Plan Rejected Nine Days Before Jap Sneak Attack On Hawaiian Installations

Roosevelt War Cabinet Once Considered Surprise Attack on Japan, But Rejected It

F. R. and Cabinet Refused Plan to Strike at Japan   Stimson Report Tells of Conference Just Nine Days Before Pearl Harbor   Pubhlie Oninion

Stimson Says Cabinet Met 9 Days Before Attack To Map Program That FDR Failed To Follow.   INSTEAD, PRESIDENT TOOK OFF ON TRIP

FR, Advisers  Declined to Attack lanan  PUPP JUULI   Stimson Reveals War Cabinet Pariey Nine Days Before Jap Blow

Reports U.S. Once Decided To Start War   Stimson Reveals How Wor Cabinet Proposed 40 Check Japan

Pre-Pear!  Assault on Nips Vetoed   Attack Without Warning Pondered by Cabinet, Stimson Discloses.

\Lormer Seeretary af Wa Stimson Diseloses He   and Roosevelt Weighed   Move Nov. 28, 1041   Finally Decided To Issue Warning   Planned Telegram By Roosevelt to Emperor Not Setits Later Nip Fleet Changed Caurse

GET NEW PEARL HARBOR DATA   Stimson Reveals War Cabinet Talk Of Striking Japs First

War Cabinet Rejected American Attack "Without Warning’ on Jap: * Nine Days Before Pear! Harbor  Former. Secretary of War Stimson Discloses .   Former Secretary of War Stimson Discloses  Idea Discussed After Information of ‘Formidable’ Jap Actions on Asiatic Coast

Stimson Discloses that “War Cabinet” Considered Surprise Attack on Japan

Planned Attack © On Japs      Stimson Reveals U, 5. Cousidered War Before Enemy Struck on Dee, 7

U.S. Rejected A Plan To- Beat Japanese To Punch, Stimson Discloses

Stimson Reveals War Cabinet Talked Of Attacking Japan First Before P. H Blow :

Attack On Foe Denied 9 Days Before Harbor   War Cabinet Discussed, Re jected Plan Says Henry L Stimson.   KNEW OF MOVEMENTS

U.S. Might Have Hit Japs First   “War Cabinet” Discussed, But Rejected Plan To Attack Nip Forces On November 28-1941

Stimson Tells Steps Into War   Late Chief, Cabinet Agreed U. S. to Fight if Japs Invaded Kra

Homma Tells Ex-Twin Falls Lawyer He Prefers Firing Squad to Gallows

LAKES SEAMEN TALK OF STRIKE   Union Demands 40-Hour Week; Seven Steamship Companies Named

Biggest Brass To Witness  Test Of Atom Bomb Against ‘Seapower In Pacific Atoll   To Moke First-Hand Estimate Of Bomb’s Effect On Existing Armaments. Strateay

‘Biggest Brass’ Plan To Witness Atom Bomb Test:   Members Of Joint Chiefs Of Staff To Attend Tests

TOPBRASSHATS TO VIEW TESTS   Ike, Nimitz, Spaatz Wil Study A-Bomb Effect On Strategy

3 Chiefs of Staff Plan To Witness Atom Bomb Test   Eisenhower, Nimitz And Spaatz To 3e On Hand in Pacific

Seek to Gauge Effect On U. S.  Tactics, Arms   Three of Four Members of Joint Chiefs of Staff to Attend Bikini Tests:

Biggest Brass Hats To Witness Future Atom Bomb Tesis   Blandy Emphasizes Experiment Joint Job With Services

Big Brass To Bikini   Ike, Nimitz and Spaatz to Witness The A-Bomb Tests:

ARMED FORCES’ TOP LEADERS TO SEE ATOM BOMB TESTS   Preparations Continue To Find Effects On Naval Units

Eisenhower To Attend Tests Of Atom Bomb   Other High Official: Will Be Present At Bikini

EISENHOWER AND NIMITZ TO WATCH ATOM BOMB TEST   NO INDICATION OF TRUMAN PLANNING TO VISIT SCENE

Military Leaders Will Attend Bikini Atom Bomb Tests   Eisenhower, Nimitz and _ Other Top Leaders to be There

Biggest Brass  Will Witness ~ A-Bomb Test   Three Menibers of Joint  Chiefs of Staff. Plan to  Attend Bikini Atoll   . Experiments

Will Observe the Effec of A-Bomb Against Seapower When _ Bikini Is Hit

Fronfier Area Is Under Fire; Cities Seized   Major Offensive Starts; Defenses Raided By Planes

FIGHTING NOW GOING ON INTRAN   Government Sends Troops Into Rebellious Province

AZERBAIJAN IS BEING INVADED BY IRAN TROOPS   Province Favorable to Russia Is Being Attacked

IRANIAN FORCES STORM TOWNS IN REBEL PROVINCE   Troops invade Azerbaijan to  Enforce Authority: of  a

Artillery and Bombers Lead Drive To Enforce Tehran’s Authority in Area Seeking Autonomy

tranian Army Opens Drive ‘On Province      Attempt Being Made To Subdue Rebellious Forces In Azerbaijan

ATTACKING REBEL STATE   Azerbaijan Is Invaded; 13 Towns Are Captured

Tran’s Army Drives on Azerbaijan   Government Troops . Take 12 Towns in ‘Area Next to USSR

Azerbaijan ls invaded By tranian Govt. Troops   Move is Made to Enforce Authority Of Premier Ghavam

Iran Army Moves Into Azerbaijan   Troops of Autonomous Province Resist Invading Forces

ARTILLERY 10 REMAIN IN NEW STATE GUAR   Big Gun Units Wiil Be Same Aa Refare War

Labor Secretary Intervenes In Coal Strike   Arranges Separate Meetings Today With Union, Operators

LEWIS BOLTS — COAL STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS   Secretary of Labor Intervenes, Sets  Special Talks

Clue Links Child Death to Lipstick Killer   Note is Found Scrawled on Post Near Death Scene

Chicago Police Hunt For Fresh Clues To Killer   Two Janitors Freed As Cases Collapse; No Letup In Search

Message May Be Clue To Slayer  of Six- Year-Old   Note Written With Lipstick Same As One “Found In Wave Murder

Message on Post Latest Murder Clue   Lipstick Scrawl is Possible Link to Killing of Wave

Investigate Tip May Took Trip With Garssons   In Speech to House Con gressmin Dédhied Ever Receiving Aay ‘kravel Expenses

May s Vacation in Florida Is Checked   Solon Guest of Garsson Officials, Reports Say

Senators Are After Tip May Was Guest At Miami Beach   Rumor Is He Was There With Garssons in 1944; Manager Can't Recall

Probers Hear May Vacationed With Garssons   Investigate Story Of A Visit In Florida Hotel Early In 1944.

Pursue Tip on May Vacation      “ime Spent ‘in Florida With Garssons?

Mead Probing New May Tip   Vacation in Florida With Garssons Sifted

Unit Probes May-Garsson Vacationing   Hint Kentuckian Spent 1944 Miami Trip with-~ Heads of Combine.

May, Garsson Vacation Trip Is.)uestioned  BS Tead Body   BRB . Pra & Pursue Tip On % Gida Jaunt;  ». Lette ® Sn Agenda 3 :

Yar Profit Inquiry rinws Further Lead Por Ouizzing May   1 io Indicates May Vacationed With Garssons in Florida

Mead Group Hears That May Spen Vacation In Florida With Garsson -

Report May Vacationed  With Garssons   Senate Investigators Hear Congressman Was At Miami Beach

WAR PROFITS PROBERS LOOK INTO TIP ON MAY VAGATION   Hear He Was In Florida Hotel In 1944 With  Garsson Officials

Rumor Kentuckian Took Florida Rest With the Garrsons   Tip Says May At Swank Miami Hotel With Combine Heads

May Vacation Being Probed   Reported to Have Spent Time in Miami With Garsson Brothers

INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE HAS TIP IN INQUIRY   Hear Congressman Took Miami Vacation With Murray And Henry Garsson: To Study Social As enrciatinne

Report May Spent Vacation With Garrsons  Senate Committee To   Senate Committee To Look Into Florida Trip of Congressman

Investigators Checking Story of May's Vacation Trip to Florida Resort

ers Want to Determine if ay and Garsson Officials cy in Same Party

Tip Given About May ‘Vacations   He Vacationed With Big Garason Co. Leaders In Miami Beach, War Investigators Told

May Visit With Garsson Eyed   Hint Representative Vacationed in Florida

Mead Committee Hears Tip That May Spent Florida Vacation With Garrsons

Learn May Hat Spent Vacation  With Garssons   Mead Group Gets Tig Kentuckian In Florida In 1944

Throat of Girl, 7, ‘Jap Freight Rates Cut. Clerk Quizzed Boosted 300 P. C.

CONCILIATOR IN PARLEY WITH WILSON. UNION   Crack Trouble Shooter Plans Quick End To Impasse

Early End Sought in GM Strike   Federal Conciliator to Stay on Seene Until Agreement Is Reached

TOP OFFICERS AT NEGOTIATING SESSION TODAY   Mediator Presides In Effort to End Strike Deadlock

Attempt to End 71-Day Strike In GM Plants   Kffects of 10-Day  Steel Strike Further Curtails Operations In Allied Industries

Mediator Sure Of Negotiations In Day or Two  Dewey Meets Union, GM Officers

NEW GM PARLEY GETS UNDER WAY      Corporation, Union Leaders Confer With Mediator

Wide Backing Given Stringent Strike Measure  AA. 2° 2... mm»... mid   Mediator Opens GM Negotiations; Claim $4: Maximum Offerec For Steel Price Hike

Definite Action In GM Strike Is Seen By Weekend   Mediator Dewey Makes Prediction In Detroit

Mediator Hopes To Meet Both ‘Sides Today   Steps Into’ Picture With Announced Determination To fron Matters Out

Hope Is Bright For GMC Peace   Conference Opens; Steel Hopes Grow

Principals In GM Strike To ‘Meet Mediator   Labor Situation Eased ‘Further As Midwest Truckers Reach Accord

STEEL, AUTO CASES NEAR A SHOWDOWN   Mediator Sent to Detroit in G. M. Dispute and Fairless Is in Washington for Talks on U.S. W. Walkout.

Dewey Is Handling G.M. Case   Veteran Mediator Says He'll Stick Until the Tieup Breaks in Motor Capital ~   Hope on Steel   Outlook Brighter Today for End of Strife in Crippling Holdup

GM MEDIATOR IS APPOINTED BY GOVERNMENT   Stock Market Prices Soar As Feeling Spreads Steel Peace Near   LEADERS IN WASHINGTON   Murray And Fairless Deny They Have Planned New Conference

MEDIATOR 10 TRY TO END GM STRIKE   Faces Big Job Since Both Sides Spatting in NLRB Hearing

Dewey Hopeful After Meeting With Leaders   Wilson May Join Parley for First Time Since Strike

Prospects Better For Early Ending of Great Strikes   Mediator Seeks to End Motors Strike

See Quick Ending Of Labor: War   Federal Mediator Dewey Meets GM Officials And Strikers

‘House To Start Debate on Far-Reaching Measure To  Curb Power of Unionists   Goes Beyond Truman Plan

Separate Meetings Held First   Negotiations Have Been Stalemated For Almost Month

Conciliator Coaxing Wilson And Reuther  To Peace Conference   Ace Trouble-Shooter Meeting Separately With Leaders, Hopes To Get Them Together On 70-Day Strike, Possibly Today.

Steel, GM . Showdown Is Near   Hope For Settlement Of Two Major Strikes By End of Week Felt By Labor Department

Dewey Confers With Officers Of Auto Corp.   UAW-CIO Officials Agree To Program Of Federal Mediator

U.S. Labor Mediator In Detroit   Confers with Head Of General Motors And Auto Union

Government Attempts To Adjust Differences At Detroit Over 71-Day General Motors Strike.   STEEL DISPUTE MAY SOON COME TO HEAD

Veteran U. 5. Mediator In Motor Talks   ‘Definite Action’ By Week's End Forecast Steel Strike May Increase Idleness

BOTH DISPUTES MAY BE ENDED WITHIN A WEEK   Efforts Near Crucial Stage In Washington And Detroit; Hope To Settle Steel Strike Before It Brings Idleness To Another ,000,000 Workers.

Far-Reach Control Age Sent To House Floor By 8 To 3 Vote   Accord Hinted  In Motor Figh   No Break Yet In §S Deadlock: 84 Ton Price Raise Indicated

U.S, MEDIATOR TO MEET WITH AUTO LEADERS   James Dewey Sent to Detreit in Move to. End GM Dispute. ©

I Am Hoping for Success and Will Stay in Detroit Until Matter Ironed Out, Says James F. Dewey, U. S. Department of Labor

LEADERS PRESS THEIR DRIVE TO BREAK STRIKES   Steel Tieup ond GM Walkout Top Problems Confronting oS Uf 8) labar Beat,

Efforts Renewec to End Strikes   Far-Reaching Labor Control Bill Gaining Widespread Support in Congress Circles

No Comment On Discussion at Morning Meet  Meeting Again Th. Afeavrcnnn

Special Mediator Visions Success In Detroit Stint   Million Additional Workers Seen Forced From Jobs Through Steel Layoffs

Quick End of GM-UAW Wage Dispute Seen   James Dewey . Holds Whirlwind Parleys in Detroit

Company, Union Representatives Tackle Problems   U. S. Labor Mediator Presides At Mecting To End Auto Strike

New Measure Pushed. Along By Leadership  = sald Re ee a ee ee      Would Be Substitute  For President's Fact-Finders   GM OPENS PARLEY   Damages For Broken Labor Contracts Included

SETTLEMENT OF STEEL AND G-M TIE-UP NEARS SHOWDOWN   Schwellenbach Sends Dewey To Detroit As G-M Dispute Mediator

Hope Rises For End of GM Strike   Mediation Agreed To: Steel Shutdown Idles More Workers

Work Now On Two Strikes   Efforts Centered on Steel And GM Tieups, Grow for Early Settlement

SEE ACTION IN GENERALMOTOR WALKOUT SOON   Dewey Is Given Free Hand in Negotiations an Dispute of Wages

Hopes High For ‘Barly Peace In Two Industrics; Majority of Top ‘Stecl Men Now Said  iF avoring  Quick: Settle: ment. .

GM Strike Believed Moving Toward an Early Settlement: Steel Strike Affects Others   James Dewey Named Mediator as Union and Company Agree to Arbitration; Hearings to Be Held in Detroit

(Steel Strike Threatens To Idle Another Million Workers Within Month

GM AND UAW WILL RENEW NEGOTIATIONS   Federal Intervention Ir Motor Strike Brings Parties Together

Top Steel Men Reported Set To End Dispute   More Meetings Due Between G-M And CIO Union Heads, Mediators

Dewey Meets With Wilson  On Situation   Mediator Says He Had Very Satisfactory Talk With GM President.

Federal Peacemaker, GM-CIO Negotiate   Prospects Of A Quick End To 70 Day Strike In Sight

GM Officials Confer Today With CIO Body   ANOTHER CONFERENCE IS STARTED IN DETROIT AREA

Showdown Efforts in Progress   Optimism High For Early End of Labor Disputes

Special Federal Mediator Steps Into Detroit Strike In Effort To Bring Peace

Dewey Named Mediator In GM Fight  With Union    Iron, Steel Shutdown Break Is Anticipated

Hope for Settlement Is Growing   ‘Mysterious’ Visits To Washington Been as Signal

Negotiate Strike Troubles While Solons Push Bill   Truman Gives Steel Last Word on How Much Price Increase

Federal Mediator Meets President Of General Motors   To Discuss Settlement Policies Witl Union Officials This Afternoon; Fairless, Murray Back in Washington

MAY RESUME NEGOTIATIONS IN GM STRIKE   Hope for New Parle: Expressed After  Conference

Early End of G. M. Strike  Is Forecast      Federal Mediator Expects Definite Action This Week; Steel Walk-Out Causing Shut-Downs

Renew Effort for Settling GM Dispute   Special Mediator Holding Meetings With Principals

Strike Control Bill Gains House Support   Negotiators at Work To Open GM And Steel Factories

WAGE DISPUTE DISCUSSED AT CONFERENCES   Federal Conciliatcr Given Free Hand By Labor Secretary In Controversy in Detroit  THe STEGL SITUATION

NEGOTIATIONS RESUMED IN G.M. WALKOUT   Top Officials of Corporation and Union Leaders Continue Atempt to Reach Settiement

Officials Give Last Word fo Steel Industry   Attempts Made To End Strike In Auto Plants

Efforts Made To Wind Up Disputes  et ee ee ee   Strike Control Bill Supported In Conaress

Federal Officials Have Hopes For Early Settlement   Fairless Reported In Washington But Has Not Made Contact With President

Mediator Sees End Of GM Strike   Government Expert To Confer With Company And VAW Officials Today

GM, Union Agree To Sit Across Table   Long Suspended Wage Negotiations Will Be Resumed Gave Dowev.   HOLD CONFERENCES

Federal Mediator Sure of Definite Action Before — End of Week in GM Strike

U.S. Mediator Confers With GM President   Hope Seen for End of Auto And Steel Strikes

Parley Resumed Aiter Sessions With: Mediator :   Strike’ Control Bill Gains Wide Support in Congress. -

Definite Action in Motors Strike Seen Probable This Week   Capital Official Predicts Settlement of Two Big Strikes

Mediator At Work on GM Strike   Hopeful of . Definite Action Before End  Of Week

HOPE SEEN FOR END OF GM STRIKE   Special US Mediator, Given Free Hand by Labor Department, Conferring with Management. Union

APPOINTMEN T OF MEDIATOR ANNOUNCED   James Dewey Named To Act As Federal Referee   U.S. STEEL HEAD   Called To Washington In Move To Settle Differences With C.1.0.

Repayment Asked   Cross-Table Bargaining Is Continued in General Motors Strike

Hope Runs High  For Early End OfGM Walkout   Schwellenbach Names Svecial Mediator

Deadlock inBia Tleup Seen Near   U.S. Mediator Schedules Meeting With Wilson, Reuther

U.S. MEDIATOR SEES 6. ML READ, DFITHER TANAY   Separate Parleys With UAW Chief and Wilson Spur Settlement Hopes   STOPPAGE IN 70th DAY   ee RRA ORES  Labor Trouble-Sheoter Will Try to Bring Them Tocether Later in Dav

‘Last Word’ Is Given on Price Boost   Proposal for Nation-Wide Farm Strike Gets Only Mild Support; New York Faces Port Tie-Up

PRESS FOR END OF GM STRIKE   Settlement Before Week.  end Is Aim of Gov’t  Conciliator

Mediator Begins Effort In Genera Motors Deadlock   Dewey Arrives In Detroit To Seek Settlement Of G M. Strike Tieup

G.M. AND UAW HEADS NOW IN SESSION   Met at.2:30 This — Afternoon With Mediator Presiding

Trouble Shooter  Of Department  Of Labor Talks To Corporation And Union Men; Indicates Both Willing to Start Negotiations Again

Action This Week Seen By Mediator   UAW Union And Management Both Agree To Accept Arbitration.

Bill For Control Getting Support From Congress   GM, Union Officials Set To Resume Wage Talks; Last Word To Steel Cos.

Action in GM Strike Looms During Week   James Dewey, Veteran Mediator, in Detroit to Geek Settlement

EDERAL OFFICIAL WILL MEET FIRST WITH MOTOR HEAD WILSON AND LATER WITH CIO. OFFICIALS

DETROIT PARLEY TO BE RESUMED, MEDIATOR SAYS   Anti-strike Measure 5. Rep. Case Given Support by House Group

Dewey Says He Will Stay In Detroit Until Wage Controversy Is lroned Out

Dewey Acts In Attempt To ttle Strike   Hopes High For Settlement; Factors Accept Mediation

U.S. Mediator Seeks Peace Th Motor Dispute   Special Federal Conciliaior Endeavyoring to Bring’ Union and Manage- ~ ‘ment Together   Definite Action» By Weekend Looms   Meanwhile, Hope For End Of Steel Strike Rune High In Washing. tion Circles

TRY TO SETTLE STRIKE OF GM AUTO WORKERS   New Effort To Settle Nine-Day. Old Strike Now Imminent

Dewey Named To High  Position   Veteran Is Ordered To Detroit Area  With Program 

GM, Union Seek to End Deadlock  Corp. Executives, U.S, Mediator Meet At 2:30 With

James Dewey, Special Mediator, Says Definite Action May Be Reached Before End of Week.   70-DAY STRIKE HAS 200,000 UNEMPLOYED

HOPE HELD AMONG GOVERNMENT GFFICIALS THAT STEEL STRIKE SETTLEMENT MAY BE EFFECTED

Added Impetus Is Placed on Solving Steel, Auto Disputes; U. S. Mediator Conducts Talks ‘Across Table’ With G-M, UAW

GENERAL MOTORS AND UNION TALK ONCE MORE   Parties Agree to Sit Across the Table, Discuss Wage Dispute.   Civec “Laat Ward

DAY OR TWO TO SEE AUTO WORKERS, Gi RESUME PAY TALKS  SPECIAL GOVERNMENT AGENT TALKS WITH COMPANY, UNION

UAW, General Mofors Officials Resume Negotiations in Detroit   “Across-the-Table Conferences Start After Federal Mediator Meets With Management and Labor Chiefs: Seeks Swift Action on Wages

U. S. Set ToCarry OnFight  For Cars   Steel, Automotive Walkouts Prove Main Worry

MEDIATOR HOPES TO SETTLE AUTO STRIKE QUICKLY   ‘DEFINITE ACTION’ THIS WEEK, DEWEY PREDICTS TODAY

DEWEY HOPES TO GET UNION, GM TOGETHER   Federal Mediator Goes to Detroit in Effort To Settle Extended Strike

Special ] Mediator James Dewey Assigned To GM Dispute; Defeinite Action Before. End of - Weck Is Forecast.

Strong Plan To Curb Disputes Gains Backing   Parley Resumed in Detroit; Last Word To Steel Industry

Success Seen In 70-Day GM Labor Dispute   Federal Man Given Free Hand By Schwell enbach—Both Sides Agree on Mediation

BEGIN IN GENERAL Nees UAW ROW  CONCILIATOR TALKS WITH. DISPUTANTS;  HIGH HOPES HELD  ih NEGOTIATIONS

Predicts Action on G.M. Strike   Dewey, New U. S. Mediator, Has Free Hand In Wage Dispute; Expects Results Soon

DEWEY HOPES FOR UNION-GM MEETING SOON   \Vashington Looks for arly Development In Steel Dispute

RIOT ABOARD JEWISH SHIP AT HAIFA   Nervous British Soldier Fires; Fighting Starts

10 Troops Hurt ewish  Refugee Vessel   Tear Gas and Mortar Fire Quell Hour-Long Riot In Haifa Harbor   BRITISH ISOLATE HOLY LAND PORT   Underground in Jerusalem Promises to Repay Deportation With Blood

State Diplomats Say Slavs OK Atonement For Fliers’ Deaths   Belgrade Not Decided on Payment for First Plane Crash; Undersecretary Raps Union Stand Against UNRRA Shipments -

TITO ANSWERS “U.S, DEMANDS ~ FOR PAYMENTS   PAYMENTS WILL BE MADE FOR ‘DEATHS OF FIVE AMERICAN : _ AIRMEN—PLANES CLAIM  ‘J 1S PENDING

WAVE OF UNREST SWEEPS POLAND   ROVING BANDS CLASH WITH SECURITY .POLICE — HUNDREDS REPORTED KILLED.

POLISH ARMED BANDS BATTLE   Unrest Rises On Eve Of National Reform Referendum

Outlaw Bands in Poland on Loose  Unrest Increasing * on Election Eve

Milk Increase -s Looming In Many Sectors   Cent a Quart Hike Ir Price Is Authorized By the OPA

Bi JUMP IN MILK PRIGES PREDICTEL   Increase Of Three To Five, Cents Per Quart In Prospect If Consumer Must Bear Full: Cost When Subsidies End

Hawaiian TideDamage Set At $10,000,000   Tidal Waves Brought Fish Up Into Trees

Group Sees O. P. A. Come: Through First Seale Voting With Less Amend- ments Than Many Had Ex.  nortan {   Hawaiian Property Damage Estimated At Ten Million; Believe 169 May Be Dead

WAVE'S DAMAGE TEN MILLIONS   Estimates Of Loss In Tidal Wave Mount; Still Hunting Bodies; Death Toll May Be 176 In Hawaii.

Property Damage Wrought By Pacific’s Tidal Waves In Hawaii Is Ten Million

ESTIMATE TIDAL WAVE DAMAGE AT 10 MILLION   Death Toll Reaches 169; Continue Search for Missing

Tidal Waves Death Toll Stands At 83   Hawaiian Damage  Hits 10 Million

Wave Cost Isles 10 Millions Damage   Koko Head Homes on Oahu Suffered Great Loss; 169 Persons Die

Waves Damage At 10 Million   Seach for 25 Missing School Children  Continues

Property Loss. In Hawaii Hie}   Damage Wrought in Islands by Pacific Tidal Waves . Est mated at $10,000,000

WAVES’ DAMAGE INTO MILLIONS   ‘Death Toll to 88, but About 80 Others Are Listed As Missing

Hawaii's Property Damage Fixed At $10,000,000  Hope Is Abandoned For 50 Children; Nearsh Tali le Bicing

Ten Million  Losses Seen Tidal. -Wave’s Death Toll Is Leveled Off

Hawaii's Property  Damage Fixed  At $10,000,000 Hope Is Abandoned For 50 Children;  Mawbék Tall le Diceinnm

Tidal Wave Property  Damage Estimated  10 Million in Hawai Monday Disaster  Decth Toll Rises. - Ts. BB on Hilo -:

Death Toll In Islands: Rises To 88  Food And Sunnvlie   Food And Supplies Rushed To Victims

WAVE VICTIMS COUNT LOSSES   Hawaiien Island Damage Is Estimated At $10,000.000

Island Loss Estimated at Ten Million   Search for Bodies Goes On With 169 Believed Dead; Feed, Clothing Suuplies Reach Hilo

Property Damage From Big Tidal Wave Set at 10 Millions in Hawaiian Island:

Truman Appoints 900 Additional U. 5. Army Officers  Brings Regulars te 25,000; More Are Authorized

Qne More Meeting Scheduled; Earliest Legal Date For Strike Nov. 23

RADIO NETWORK FACE STRIKE   Possible Strike of American Federation of Radio Artists Would Take Big Name Stars Off Air,

Jack Benny and Other Stars ‘At Meeting Authorizing Union To Halt all Radio Programs

ARTISTS VOTE FOR STRIKE   Networks Refuse To Negotiate One Clause of Demand   Networks Involved

Reece Calls  Republican Policy Meet   President to State His Views Concerning Result of Elections

REECE CALLS GOP MEETING TO MAP PLANS   Natl. Committee Will Gather in Capital On December 5   By D. HAROLD OLIVER and ERNEST B. VACCARO

GOP T0 MEET SOON, PLAN FOR FUTURE   President Truman To Define Policies Today

G.O.P.Chairman Calls Meeting Of Committee   President Scheduled To State Position And Policy Today

National GOP Committee  Parley Called   Cooperation Course, ‘1948 Plans Top Dee. 5 Meet Agenda

GOP NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO MEET ON DEC. 5   Truman To Reveal New - Administration Policy  With GOP Today

Laney Lists His Record in Revers Address   GOVERNOR ASKS FOR SECOUND TERM IN STATE

Snyder Favors Price Controls   Inflation to Force Higher Taxes, New Treasury Head Says.

Chiang May Send Envoy to Yenan to Discuss Reopening of Peace Talks

VICTIMS Ot AIRCRASH ON WAY WOME   Swiss Scout Planes Bring Out Passengers

CHINESE SIGN NEW AGREEMENT      Communist Leader Denounces U. S. Continuation Of Lend-Lease Aid

Chinese War Gets Additional Check   Field Teams toc Have More Power to Stop Fighting

NEW AGREEMENT MADE IN CHINA   Field Teams To Have Power To Negotiate

Gals on Miami Streets Take All Attention From Strip Tease Professional

WARNS OHIO OF KILLING FROST   Predicts Low  Temperatures for North, Central Areas

Public Opinion Blamed by Eisenhower   Unfinished Overseas Tasks Required To Keep War Won

Must Refain Strong Forces   Eisenhower Calls Attention Back to Importance Of Occupation Tasks

MORALE THREAT 1S SEEN BY ‘IKE   U. S. Bring ‘Em Home Wave Injuring Troops

KAISER TO BUILD 10,000 NEW HOMES   Plans to Begin Construction In California

China to Send Truce Teams To Manchuria   Tension Is Greatly Relieved by Soviet Promise to Leave

Truce Teams May Settle  Chinese Row   Russian Withdrawal From Manchuria Seen As Move For Peace

Manehu Truce Teams Plotted   ‘Tension Eased by Stalin Letter in Chune'

Factions of Chinese Are  Near Accord   Tension Eased by Russian Note Which Pledges Withdrawal

United Nations Join In Dedication of Roosevelt Shrine   _ Ceremony Includes Presidential: Speech, Formal Presentation

President Truman Makes Address At Ceremonies: Estate Given To Nation

Pres. Truman Delivers Brief Acceptance Address From Famous Hyde Park Porch

United Nations Leaders Join With Truman In Dedicating Home Of FDI   Hyde Park Residence And Grave To Become National Shrine; Ceremonies Starting At 9.30 P. M. With Address By President

Honor Memory Of Late President ....  Hyde Park Dedicated As  National Shrine Year After Roosevelt's Death

Roosevelt Deeded Estate To Nation   Specialists. Have Restored Interier of ‘Mansion At Muda Back

U.N. Leaders Join Truman In Ceremony   Truman to Deliver.  Address From Front Porch of Hyde Park Home of War Presiden’

‘United Nations Leaders Join Hyde Park Dedicatior ‘Of FDR Mansion As Shrine

UN Leaders Join Truman In Shrine Ceremony loday   Ceremonies Include Eight Minute Address By Truman

U.N. Chieftains Go To Hyde Park   Join President In Dedication Of Shrine

Electric Chair Separates Twins   Twins Prison Mates For Twenty Years Separated By Execution

Meat Subsidies to Be Restored  June 29 Rates Are Listed in Order

MEAT SUBSIDIES RETURN SEPT, 1   Price Stabilization Move Announced At White House

Kilgore Hits GOP Charges   Republicans Release Secret Report On Occupation Army in Germany

Senators to Give Report On Germany   Republican Group to Have It Published Tomorrow, Despite Objections

Due at 8:30 A.M. EST. Same Time as Opening Of Injunction Hearing

Power otrixe At Pittsburgh Set For Today  Mayor Appeals To Men Tc Cie., Nae lah. Derarau,   Mayor Appeals To Men To Stay On Job; Precautions Being Taken

Paralyzing Tieup Of Big City Threatened Power Plant Strike Set For: Pittsburgh

City Has Again Borrowed Army Generators to Help Hospitals When Workers Defy Government This Morning.

Paralyzing Tieup Of Big City Threatened Power Plant Strike Set For Pi

coria and Western Youth ailrcad Guards Are Gera hargved With Murder   ) Youthful Hecklers of + Gerald Smith Freed

GUARDS TO FACE MURDER CHARGE   Four Accused in Slaying of Rail Union Pickets

PIGKETY’ DEATHS CHARGED 10 FOUR   r. P. & W. Railroad Guards Are Formally Accused of Murdering Two

Railroad Guards To Face Charges  Murder Warrants Are Issued After Slaying

Town in Utah . Threatens to Quit the State   Prefers Nevada Where The Taxes Are Lower And Beer Stronger

WESTERN AIR LINES PLANE WITH 11 PASSENGERS DISAPPEARS 3 MINUTES FROM BURBANK FIELD

Temperatures   Wreckage Believed Sighted but Rains Handicap Searchers

Unidentified Wreckage Is Sighted Only 14 Miles from Burbank, Calif.; Several  DPoceongarc (Cnt an Plana at Mantana DPaintc

EXPECT SENATE TO OKAY KRUG AS SECRETARY      Western Senators Are Devoid Of Enthusiasm For Nominee

SENATE BEHIND CHOICE OF KRUG   Approval For Interior Post Seen Despite Coolness Of Western Bloc

Krug Appears Likely To Win  Senate Backing   Nominee For Secretary Of Interior Arouses Little Enthusiasm   WEST DISAPPOINTED      Chairman Carl Hatch Of New Mexico Hoped  For Westerner

KRUG 10 FACE ‘QUESTIONS iY SENATE GROUP   Westerners Want More Data : on Truman Nominee for Ickes Post.

Krug Due for Speedy Approval   West Disappointed Choice Not Made From That Region

Apnroval of Krug, Ickes Successor, Seen Certainty   Confirmation Probable Despite Lack of Western Enthusiasm

Successor To  Ickes Gets Hich Praise   Westerners Show Lack Of Enthusiasm For Appointment

Western Senators Disappointed Over Krug Appointment   Many Praise Record of 38 Yr. Old New Dealer  From Wisconsin

Expected To Okay Julius Krug As Tckes Successor   Solons Display Lack of Enthusiasm Becausc  Westerner Not Picked

SENATE APPROVAL OF KRUG EXPECTED   Nomination to Interior Post Comes as Surprise

RUG EXPECTED mM WIN QUICK tONFIRMATION   -nators Acknowledge Ability; Westerners Are Disappointed

One Billion Reparations  To Be Sought   Would Require Guarantee of Basic Freedoms

Map To Undergo — Major Changes   Paris Conference to Study;  BDennncals af Big Four © f

Point to Master Flan to oe Former Enemies > Mild lary Power: Germany? s Case lo’ Be Considered Later

Reshuttling Of Frontiers Is Proposed   Billion Dollars in Reparations to Be Demanded From Former Enemies

Italy And Satellites Would Be Shorn Of Military Might   ‘Bill for $1,000,000,000 in Reparations Also Included  in Proposed Peace Treaties Drafted by  4-Power Foreign Ministers

AFL WORKERS IN HOUSTON DECIDE 7 LOAF TODAY   Wotkout Threatened as Mayor Continues His Effort To -Meach Settlement

AFL Workers In Houston Take A ‘Holiday’ Today   Out In Sympathy With Municipal Employes Now On Strike

Cards Defeat Dodge. In First Game Of Play- Ou For National League Flag

Cardinals Capture First Game  Of Playoff Series   St. Louis Team Wins 4-2 Behind Howie Pollet’: Steady Pitching to Go One Up on Dodgers Im Cantact ta Macide National Leaauve Winner

Court Refuses To Set Aside Mine Pact   Steel Corporaticn’s Injunction Plea Is Denied In Capital

Steel Corporation .is Loser. 5 U. 8. Court of Appeals Labor. Decizing

COURT RULES AGAINST J, & L. IN MINE FIGHT   Refuses Action Setting Aside Foremen’s Agreement

U.S. Court Refuses to Take Action In Suvervisory Union Agreement

COMPANY LOSES COURT APPEAL   Agreement With Mine Supervisors to Stand

Says Churches Need More Than Piou:  Phrases To Impress The Politicians   Philadelphian Tells World Council New Techniques Needed To Sell Christian Principles To Leaders

Church Urged To Impress Politicians   “New Techniques Advocated To Replace Pious Talk

‘Mac’ Criticizes U.S. Russ Split Control of Korea   Grave Consequences . Have Resulted, He Telle War Dent.

NPARTHUR RAPS ‘DMDED CONTROL ~ USED AN KOREA   Asserts Dual Administration Between U. S. and Soviet Is Not Satisfactory   ACCOUNTING BY GENERAL   Report Embraces His First Two Full Months as Chief in Japan

MAC ARTHUR IRKED OVER KOREA SPLIT   - Dual Control Bringing Serious Consequences

Dual Control Of Japan Draws MacArthur Ire   U. S. GENERAL ISSUED FIRST STATEMENT ON PLAN

MacArthur se Korea      Dual Control Brings Serious Consequences, General's Report Says

MacArthur Dissatisfied With Control Of Korea Plan   Report Issued Before Conference Held at Moscow

MacArthur Reports on  Japan  Dual Control   Dual Control  Of Korea Brings Serious Problem, Commander States

MacArthur- Not Satisfied With Divided Control   _ Supreme Commander Sees Serious Trouble In Korean Situation.

Gen. MacArthur Concerned By Dual Contrel of Keres   U. S-Soviet Rule Pose: Grave Problem, He Declares in First Report

DUAL CONTROL  IN KOREA GETS (MW ARTHUR BLOW   Dissatisfaction Expressed in General's War Dept. Report:

KOREAN PEOPLE MUCH CONCERNED   First Repert On His Stewardship As Supreme Commander.

GOP House Leaders Consider Switches   Between 600 And 800 Jobs To Turn From Democratic To Republican Hands

GOP CONSIDERS KEY PATRONAGE JOBS IN HOUSE   Between 600 And 800 Jobs Wil Switch From Democratic To Republican

“Marine Corps Has Urgent Need  For Increased Enlistments In lowa

SIX PERSONS KILLED      ‘Three American Soldiers Die is  Ammunition Dump Explesion

SIX PERSONS KILLED   Three American Soldiers Die  Ammunition Dump Explosion

WEATHER TO BE MILD   Forecast is for Temperatures of 60 to 70 for Kansas

Political Talks by Elliott Roosevelt And Wife Banned at-Four Schools

EDUCATION UNITS REJECT TALKS BY ROOSEVELT, WIFE   School. Boards Gancel Ar rangemients for Tuckphase Meaotinac

Shattering FDR's New Deal-Demo Party Threatened   Southerners Rip Truman's Price Control Plan Into Shreds

Conservative Democrats in Full Rebellion   Southerners Dominate Committee to Curb New Deal Penalties

Democrats Split At Party Caueu:   Southerners Pick Greup te 7 Prevent Retaliation

Southerners Air Troubles; Map Defense   Grievance Committee Named to Cope With Hannegan ‘Tricks’

Late FDR’s Coalition Threatens to Blow Sky High As Southern Democrats Decide to Take Initiative   Trouble in Bourbon Party in 1948 May Follow Canence Wed.

DIXIE DEMOCRATS GIRD T0 PREVENT ANY PURGE MOVE   Southern Congressmen Take Control of Party Caucus From Left Wingers   STORM SIGNAL FOR 1948   Bitter Fight Appears Likely At National Convention in Presidential Year

Conservatives. Act To Defend Against Purge   - Significant Leaders : Among Groun That May _ Leave FR’s Coalition —

Conservative Rebellion Threatens To Crack Coalition: Southerners Seize Control of Party Caucus in House

DANGER SEEN FOR NEW DEAL IN REBELLION      4 Southern Democrats In House Seize Control Of Party Caucus

Dixie Demos Act To Foil Purge Move   Seize Reins at Caucus, Name Unit To Block Insurgent Penalty.

LIQUOR GRAFT CASE IS READY   WITNESSES WILL TAKE THE STAND MONDAY

WITNESSES INMcKAY CASE      First of Them ‘Will Testify ‘On Monday

Vad Waeatra foruce Insane Pianist Enthralls Audienee in Radio Broadens!

STATE DECLINES TD ORDER CURBS GN USING COAL   Acting Governor Cross Says Voluntary Measures Will Suffice for Present   {S$ SILENT ON BROWNOUT   But Most Towns Intend to Observe Federal Order Effective Tonight

Italy Rushes Troops to Quell Uprisine   Resistance Groups Take to Hills in Wildfire Revolt

Armed Uprisings Flare Over Italy   Portisians in Northern Italy Issue Coll To Arms to Force Demands on Government

Mack Taylor Offers To Follow F. D. R.   Drew Pearson Numbers Gossett Reactionary

' Seapenalinte \</ddideemeees... nn. cmppsinianeiiiaeaaa main FIGHTS LAST WIGHT

Rights Of Boss Upheld   Foreman May Join Union And Bargain With His Employer

Australia Wants Showdown On Soviet Russia’s Policy Of Boveotting Security Council

Red's Boycott Irks UN Delegate   Australian Presses For Amendment to Curb Future Walkouts.

Ask Quick Showdown  On Reds   UN Council Hears Australian Request; Gets Cool Reception

Australia Demands Showdown In U. N. On Boycott Policy   U. S., Britain Are Cool Toward Hasluck’s Surprise Move

U.S BRITAN Si FROM SHOWDOWN WITH USSR   Australia Holds It Is Time Security Council Cracked Down on ‘Walks’   MAY ALTER UN CHARTER   London, Washington Delegates Feel Something May Be Done in September

IDEA GETS COOL RECEPTION      Australin Makes Surprise Demand —~Brings Question of Russia's Boycotting Council into Open.

U. S. and British Are Cool Toward Soviet Showdown   Australia Demands UN Council Action on Russia’s Policy of Boycotting

Showdown Over Soviet Boycott Of UNO Sought   $64 Question Finally Asked, Officials Say; Iran Row Unsettled

AUSTRALIA SURPRISES WITH DEMAND   Wants Showdown On Russia’s  Boycotting or  UN Council

TRUMAN KEEPS PAULEY IN RAGE   Solons Say President Upsets Withdrawal Plans

Pauley Withdrawal of Name for Naval Post is Postponed   President Truman Credited With Causing De lay in Action

Pauley Bic to Quit Collapses   Nominee Takes Stand to Deny Ickes’ Blast on Campaign Funds

Pauley May Not Now Withdraw   Flatly Denies Charge Of Ickes And Says He Won’t Quit Under Fire

Agreement tc Drop Pauley Collapses   Truman Reported Taking Step Which Delays Move Seeking Withdrawal of Disputed Nomination

PRESIDENT SAID TO NIP PLAN OF PAULEY T0 QUIT   Letter Exchange Reported; Nominee Blasts Ickes, Says He’ll Fight On

WITHDRAWAL OF PAULEY SIDETRACKED   President Is Believed to Have Entered Picture

Pauley Denies Oil Statement   Nominee Indicates Bicht To Continue

Truman Upsets Plans For. Ed Pauley To Quit   PRESIDENT 1S SAID TO HAVE HALTED PLAN TO WITHDRAW

TRUMAN BID T0 EXTEND PAULEY FIGHT CITED   Senators Say President Has Delayed Withdrawal Plans of Navy Nominee.

Truman Said To Insist Pauley Stand Firm   Nominee Reported Ready To Ask His Name Be Withdrawn

MOVE TO RETRACT NOMINATION OF PAULEY DELAYED   uman Credited With Puting Brakes on Plans For ‘Withdrawal of Nomination —awPanlew Wants ta Ficht

Withdrawal Delay Asked by President   California Oil Man Continues Fight for Position With Navy

Pauley Decides Not to Withdraw  President Credited ith Blocking Plan -.

Pauley Kent In Fight by Truman Act   His Withdrawal Delayed; Oil Man Defends Self In Fiery Testimony.

LETTER DELAYS ANY MOVE FOR ~ WITHORAWAL   Nominee Says He Won't Get Out* Hits Attackers and Blasts Ickes:

Truman H alis Withdrawal Of Edwin Pauley   Informal Agreement Col lapses ‘As ‘Nomiinge: For Nayy Post Denies Tekes  a iGharges of Shakedown

Withdrawal of Pauley Off Again   President Credited With Having Delayed Move By Nominee

Hear HST Stays Pauley Action   Exchange of Letters Between Two, Senators  Declare

Pauley  Position Held Up byLetter   Nominee Declare: He Will Remain In The Fight

Withdrawal Plan Upset By Executive  Oil Man Lashes Back At Critics

Pauley has no Intention of Withdrawing  Hic Gentine ont   His Statement Despite Reports To the Contrary

Truman Steps In to Delay ‘Move for Pauley Withdrawal  President's Letter Upsets Agreement, Senate Navy Committee Members Say  

PAULEY REFUSES. TO QUIT; DENIES ~TCKES’ CHARGES   Move for Withdrawal. of Nomination Reported Delavad By Truman

Delay In Move For Withdrawal Of Nomination   Truman Sends Letter to Pauley

White House Delays Pauley Withdrawal Move      Oil Man Denies  Ickes’ Testimony

Truman Steps in To Delay Pauley Withdrawal Plea  Balls up Agreement Providing Oil Men Get Out of Mixup

Pauley Surrender Reported Delayed By the President   Senators Tell of  Exchange of Letters t Which Upset Plan  For His Withdrawal!

PAULEY WAGES A HARD FIGHT   Oil! Man Speaks in Own Defense, but It Looks Like . Losing Fight

PROPOSAL T0 HAVE PAULEY QUIT DELAYED   Agreement for Californian To Have Name Withdrawn Reported Sidetracked By President   SAYS HE WILL STICK

Court Decision On Miners Staff Union Is Sought   NLRB Hears Arguments In Jones And Laughlin Steel, Inc., Case

COURT DECREE ON MINE BOSS UNION NEARER   NLRB Hearing On Jones And Laughlin Case Held Thursday

DENIES IRAN IMPOSING CENSORSHIP   Press: Telegrams . Of London Times Writer Suppressed

Iran Minister Denies Censorship — Imposed On Happenings In Country

Iran Does Nof Have Censorship Firouz Declares   Propaganda Chief Denie: News Dispatches Have Been Stopped

CENSORSHIP IN ‘IRAN IS DENIED   Says Telegrams Containing ‘Contents Against Throne’ Refused

Goering ‘Wanted to Bomb U.S.      Favoreil Long-Range Planes lo Wipe Out American Industry

AIMED AT AMERICAN FACTORIES  Goering Says He Advocated Lona-Range Nazi Bombers

Goering Was ror Long Range Bombers   Reichsmarshal Wanted Piane to Be Able to Fly Atlantic and Back

GOERING URGED U.S. BOMBINGS   Defends Principle by Which Hitler Seized Power

Wanted To Bomb U. S. Factories   Goering Testifies He Sought Construction Of Long-Range Planes

GUERING TELLS CF ARR PLANS   Says He Advised Buliding of Planes Able to Strike at American Factories

Urged Construction of Atrplanes.in Case U.S. Entered Into Conflict

Goering Urged U.S. Bombing   Wanted Long-Range Plane to Attack American Factories

GOERING ON STANDIN OWN DEFENSE   Tells of Plans For Strong German Air Force

GOERING SOUGHT BI BOMBERS T ANID IS, PLANTS   Reichsmaishal Says Hitler Decided on “Purge” Denith of Roem

Goering Advoeated Planes  Capable Of Bombing U.S.   Wanted Them For Use In Destroying American Indus try If This Country Became Involved In War Against Germany, He Testifies At Trial

Nazi Planned To Raid U. S.   Goering Advocated Long-Range Bomber:

Candidates  for State Jol  Jotal  S42   295 Are Republicans and 147 Democrats

 Republicans Will  Continue Control of } Towa Senate in ’47   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent

G.1’sin Germany Find Little to Say for New. Policy, However = -°-

‘OBJECTION TO RANK RULING BEING HEARD   OCCUPATION TROOPS REPORTED NOT ENTHUSED OVER PROGRAM BECAUSE OF RESTRICTIONS

YANKS IN EUROPE OPPOSE SENDING FAMILIES ABROA   Occupation. Troops Fee! Wives, Children Better O48 te America

Twenty Killed In Plane Crash   Paris-London Air Liner Failed To Clear Factory Roof

London Ship Fails to Clear Roof   Air France Confirms Deaths of 22 in Crash at Copenhagen

Two Tragedies In Three Days Take Big Toll   Paris-London Liner In Latest Crackup; Hits Factory Roof

20 Killed In French Air Liner Crash   Brings To 49 Three Day Total

Paris Air Crash Kills Denver Man   Third French Plane Wreck Since Monday

21 Die in Plane Crash in France   Paris-London Plane Fails to Clear Factory Roof at Le Bourget

Paris Air Crash Kilis 20 Persons      Liner Fails to Clear Factory Roof In Take-Off; Toll Mounts

Truman Sends U.S. Group Back to Paris   Failure of Foreign Ministers’ Meet Forecast of Trouble

Truman Present When Delegate’s Plane Departs   Senators Connally and Vandenbers Accompany Cabinet Officer to Session

SECRETARY OF STATE BYRNES LEFT TODAY FOR PARIS   Will Have a Showdown With Russia on European Peace Settlements,   PLANE LEFT AT 12:36   Byrnes Says the Paris Session Is a Critical One; Two Associates,

Byrnes Leaving For Showdown -With Red Envoy   To Meet Molotov At Paris In New Move To Settle Troubles Of Europeans

The Strength Of Four Powers Wil Undergo Testing   Behaviour of Russia anc Reaction of Other Three Nations Most Important

Byrnes Leaves For ‘Big Four’ Paris Meeting  To Talk Peace   Conference To Bring Showdown With Reds On European Treaties

Byrnes Flies to Paris For Soviet Showdown   Calls New Session of Big-Four Ministers Critical One In Which Failure Would Be A Disaster: Appeals For Extension of Draft Act

Byr nes Leaves For Showdown   Paris Parley   Starts Flight Across Atlantic With a “Good-Bye, Good Luck”? From  President Froiuan

Peace Talks Will Resume   Byrnes Set to Force Showdown on Issues

Byrnes Leaves for Showdown   U. 5. Secretary of State Leaves for Meeting in Parts

U. S. Delegation Is On Way To Critical  Four-Power Session   ENGLAND’S BEVIN COMES CLOSE TO OUT-BLUNTING SELF IN TWO MAJOR STATEMENTS WEDNESDAY

BYRNES OFF 10 PARIS MEETING   Secretary Of State Wished Good Luck By President Truman

U.S. Delegation Flies To Paris Peace Meeting   Byrnes, Vandenberg, Connally Will Force Issue With Russians

BYRNES LEAVES FOR PARIS MEET   Secretary Off For Another Foreign Ministers’ Session And A Showdown.   —~RY IOHN M. HIGHTOWER-—

LEAVES FOR PARIS   Secretary Byrnes Departs for Showdown on Peace Settlements

Conference Precedes Byrnes Departure to Important Meet of Top Foreign Ministers

Russ Settlement Sought in Paris   Showdown Hope of U. S.- Envoy Nearing Critical Conference

 ‘Byrnes Off For Showdown Meeting With Molotov On  iain Peace In Europe

DENY JOBLESS PAY TO MINERS   STATE COMMISSION RULES NO BENEFITS IN WORK STOPPAGES

Miners’ Claims for Unemployment Pay Rejected by Group   Estimate 32,000 Affected by Ruling of IHinois Commissioners

VARDAMAN WINS SENATE APPROVAL FOR $10,000 JOR   Senate Confirms Truman’s Choice for 14-Year Term on Federal Reserve Board of Governors.   VOTE IS 66TO 9; SETBACK FOR DONNELL   Fermer Missouri Governor Spent Weeks Collecting Witnesses and Evidence  Against Appointee,

Senate Approves Vardaman For Banking Post   President’s Appointee Wins After 10Week Fight

Iran Troops Fight Inside Azerbaijan   Governor-General of Province Will Accept Security Forces

IRANIAN WAR COUNCIL HAS 3-HOUR TALK   Meeting Conducted as Four Columns. Move Into Azerbaijan Province After Long Bickering With “Reds” There.

IRAN TROOPS ARE WELCOME, LEADER OF REDS CONTENDS   Communist Leader Wires That Security Forces Can Be  Placed in North

lran Troops Invited To Province   Communist Governo Asks Government To Watch Election

WAR COUNCIL OF IRAN MAY DEFY RUSSIA   Troops Sent Northward in Movement Which May Challenge Sovier Interest In Province.   MOSCOW IS WATCHING

Judge Delays Further Action Against U.M.W.   1.8. Aceused Of Aiding Persian Army

Russia Says U. §,  Bombers In Iran   Communist: Chief.In The Area Said. To Have  Agreed To. Troops:

Communists Knuckle To tranian Demands   Government Drive Into Azerbcijan May Be a Challenge to Ruscin

Enrollment In 5-Acre Corn Club Now Being Taken   Any Corn Grower Can Enroll Bs Becoming A Member Of The Association ,

Niece of Butte's  Founder Dies Mrs. Dora O'Donnel  Is Illness Victim

Niece of Butie’s  Founder Dies  Mrs. Dora O'Donnel! Te Tilness Victim

County Budgeting Is Under Way  Commissioners Get   Commissioners Get Expense Estimates

County Budgeting Is Under Way  Commissioners Get Expense Estimates

WAA TO CALL 4 CONGRESSMEN   Agency Wants Testimony on Gift of Airfield

NAVY REDUCES POINT SCORES   Discharges To Be Increased By Action Lowering Totals For Veterans

NAVY POINT CUT TO FREE 188,09   THAT NUMBER WILL BE ELI GIBLE FOR DISCHARGE THROUGH MARCH 2.

More Navy Personnel To Become Eligible For Discharge Under New Point Reductions

Chinese Press Opens Bittér Attack on Reds   Six Papers Charge Soviet Acts In Manchuria Violating Treaty

CHINA CHARGES SOVIET BREACH AF °A5 TREAT   Press Is Used as Mediurr for Accusing Russia of ‘Killing’ Agreement   CIVIL WAR 1§ RENEWED   Fighting in Manchuria Thus Far is for Position, Reports Indicate

CHINA PRESS — OPENS ATTACK ON RUSSIA   Says Action in Manchuria Has Killed Treaty

CHINA PRESS IN ATTACK ON SOVIETS   Declares Actions Of Reds Killed 1945 Treaty

Russia Attacked By Chinese Press      Sino-Soviet Treaty Is ‘‘Meaningless”’

Soviet Attacked In Chinese Press   Actions in Manchuria Critieized; Treaty Called Dead

Chinese Papers Blaming Russia For New Crisis   Sino-Soviet Treaty Called Meaningless As Civil War Flares

CHINESE PRESS ATTACKS REDS   DECLARE RUSSIA HAS VOIDED! 1945 TREATY

Chinese Press Launches Attack On Soviet Union   Asserts Hos Broken n Treoty

CHINESE PRESS ATTACKS RUSSIA   Aid To Reds In Manchuria Cited As Civil War Flares In North

Chinese Press Blasts At Soviet Russia   Fighting Between Nationalists, Reds Rreaks Out Again

Plan Installation of Fire Escape Equipment at State Institutions

ITALY DISCLAIMS ALL RESPONSIBILITY FOR MUSSOLINI'S ACTIONS   However, Victorious Powers Refuse To Accept Plea 

National Income At All-Time High   Economists Estimate 165 Billions for 1946; Pro-War Records Fall

PEACE PARLEY DELEGATES ARE RELIEVED BY WALLACE GAG   Byrnes’ Policy To Have Clear Sailing; UV. S.  Firm On Trieste

U.S. [s Firm in Opposition fo Soviet Proposals   Relieved by Gag Imposed on Wallace

Peace Parley Is Relieved By Gag Ruling   Conferees Again Work On Trieste Problem After Flurry Subsides

Hunt for New British Envoy Is Big Task    London Paper Says Eisenhower ‘Rumored’ Choice

Truman Looking For ‘Right Man As London Envoy   Davies, Gen. Clark, Clayton and Arnall Among Those Mentionec

President Now Has Problem Of Finding Right Man for Job Of Ambassador to Britain

Truman Seeks New Envoy for Key London Post   W. Averell Harriman to Succeed Wallace as Commerce Head

Truman Looking For British Ambassador   No Indications When Suecessor to Harriman  Will be Named

TRUMAN TRIES TO FIND GOOD LONDON ENVOY   QUALIFICATIONS SET HIGH FOR NEW U.S. AMBASSADOR

Truman Seeks Harriman’s Successor, Men For Atomic Energy Commission

President Seeking  New Ambassador Needs Man to Fill Post in Britain

All Other Approaches Will Be Explored First, However, He Pledges   Extra Facilities  Needed For Vets   educators Told 5,500 Face Possibility Of Being Turned From Colleges

DEATHS NUMBER 165   Traffic Takes Highest Accident Toll in Extended Holiday

Warren Leads Prices, Reni Conlro! Fiant   Governor Promises to Act if Federal Government Doesn't

VETERANS CAN'T WORK WITHOUT PAIR OF PANTS   General Says Many Reject Jobs Because of Clothing Supply Shortage

iCloth Needed For or Suits’ For Men Now Being Diverted To Making Women’s Apparel

For Want Of A Suit The Job Is Lost Manv An Ex-Service Man Finding

“Something Has Got To Be Done Soon” Vets Being Forced To Refuse Jake By Shortaqe Of Clothes

No Clothes--No Jobs   Drastic Action Demanded To Provide Enough  Garm-=-*ts For Threadbare Nation

VETS MUST HAVE MORE CLOTHING   General Erskine Says Many Veterans Have To Turn Down Jobs Because They Haven't Proper Clothes.   BY MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

ELECTRICIANS. PLUMBERS MUST FILE BOND   MINUTES OF A REGULAR MEETING OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WHITESBORO, TEXAS, HELD ON MONDAY EVENING AUGUST 5, O18.

Red Troops Trek Out of Mukden To Tichling as Papers Blast Soviet for Damage fo Industry

Union Leaders Poll Locals Over Country   Strike Already Is Under Way at Four Maryland Cities

SETTLEMENT PLAN BEFORE THE LOCALS   Union Leaders Accept Compromise at Conference and Begin Polling Members on Acceptance.   ACCORD REACHED AT ELEVENTH HOUR   Walkout Set for 6. A. M. Today — Workers Already Out in Baltimore and 3 Other Cities.

Final Instructions ~Sent Out By NFTW President Bierne to 51 Units; Affects All Phone Unions.

Union Leaders Poll Locals on  Compromise   Strike Underway at Baltimore, Three Othe Maryland Cities with Picket Lines Set Up

NFTW and AT&T Agree on Terms in Capital But .Terms Must Get OX. -of -17 Unions. —

_. — _ * 4 S242 cer gs Zee.2 -c. vd  Sx--: aaa SPORT OLE We  See pan faa top OH

Home Mortgage Rates Cheapest In U.S. History   MONEY AVAILABLE BUT BUILDING COSTS TOO HIGH

Temperatures   Truman, Byrnes Plead for House To Approve Loan   President Terms Credit Essential Prelude To World Economic Cooperation; Long Eioht Peodioted With Clase Vote Forecast

BRITISH LOAN VITAL: TRUMAN   President Makes Plea for House Approval

British Loan Up In House   Efforts To Block Consideration Defeated; Truman Urges Speed

Truman Takes Up Cudgels For  Loan To Britain   Necessary For Worlc Economic Co - operation,  He Tells House.

Communist Hopes Of Controlling French Government Increased By Partial Support Of Socialists

BIG ATTENDANCE LOOMS FOR FAIR   Lisbon Grounds Hums With Last-Minute Activity

Michigan Fruit Growers Gather   Meet At South Haver For Spring Session

BETTER PEACH PACK URGED      Tempting Package Key To Stable Prices, Fruit Growers Told

ITY WITHOUT Mu IS HIS   Jails to Name Russ, ‘But Calls for Mili‘ev. Strength ;

Churchill Urges Unity Between England and U.S.   Calls for Allies to Maintain War-Time Strength for Safety

WATERBURY BO} PNEUMONIA VICTIM   Alkson Child Had Been Sick Only One Day Before His Death

DEATH COMES TO KERVIN WATERBURY  Union Couhty Boy Dies Moandaw Ballauinge A

TEXAS YOUTHS SHOT IN ROCK THROWING   Student Prank intended to Tanca Tenrcher

New Budget  Is Approved  In Busy Day. In Richmond   Hospitalization Aid For Indigent Voted; Usual Jam Averted

VirginiaAssembly Session Adjourns  ® Number Of Measures Passed On Final Day

Probe Acts Of Agencies   House To Secrutinize Government Branches

PLANS COMPLETE FOR INSTITUTE   First of Series of Four Lectures Sponsored by Rotary Here Next Week

Plans Complete For Rotary Club's  Lecture Course   Four Lectures Will Be Given During January, February

ROTARY SERIES TO START HERE NEXT THURSDAY   Cleveland Speaker Will Discuss Effective World Unity

Conference Gets Down to Treaty Talks   Italian Delegation Attempting to Save Italy’s Frontiers  And Salvage Colonies

$1860 Is Needed For Polio Fund   North Miss. County Workers Will Attempt To Meet $3600 Quota

 Government Suspends ' Wheat Lending Program For Domestic Grinds

HOOVER RECEIVED AT THE VATICAN   Pope Assures Support in Easing Food Cnsis

X-Rays Nov. 26 Will vonciude Chickasaw Go. ‘Search for T. BR CGaaac   45 Persons Whose Skin Tests Were Positive Will Receive W.uRaw Bewdminatinn

Truth About War Profits Withheld Says GOP Chairman   Points Out Republican Congress Would Bring Qut Important Facts

Republican Chief Says Full Stories. Not Being Given  Minimize War Threat b   Minimize War Threat by G. O. P. Victory, Reece Uraes

«§, GAPITALISTIC  SYSTEM PRARED BY ALF M. LANDON   harges New Dealers Sold America Short for Fifteen Yenrse 

INVOLVE MOVIE STAR IN ASSAULT CASE   George Raft-Sued For $300,— 000 By Attorney -

George Raft Is Defendant !n Damage Suil   Attorney Files Damage Suit For $300,000 In Superior Court Against Actor

Raft Will Fight Suit for $300,000   Attorney Charges Star With Assault, Battery

See Confusion Unless Truman, GOP Cooperate   Republicans Have 51 Seats in Senate With 3 Doubtful   HOLSE

Conflict or Cooperation Choice Faced By Congress  GOP Holds Maioriti   GOP Holds Majorities In Both Houses and Among Governors Too

OTHERWISE, CONFUSION 1S-T. ONLY ALTERNATIVE; PRECE OFFERS LITTLE TO GO ON.

TOUGH DECISIONS FACE U. 5. LEADERS IN NEXT TWO YEARS   Confusion or C ooperation is Choice Between GOP Legislators and Truman at Capital. GAINS REPORTED  awa se". a Y

‘nn Confusion  ve Truman.  publicans   Facts of Past rience Promise  Couperation Bitter Conflict

Cooperation or Confusion Due In Washington   Precedent Points to Conflict With Democratic President, Republican Coneress

Bitter Conflict   Precedent Indicates -There Will Be Little Attempt At Cooperation   REPUBLICANS SPLIT OVER 1948 NOMINEE   Three Prime Presidential Possibilities in Dewey, Taft and Bricker

GOP's Bitter ~ Clashes With Wilson Cited   President and Republicans Face Choice: Between Cooperation and Confusion. 

Election Results Put Truman And Congress On Hot Spot As Leaders   Precedent Promises Little Coordination And First Reactions Indicate Keymen Are  Inclined To Make A Battle Out Of It.

Truman, GOP Leaders Face Confusion or Cooperation Choice   Republicans Score Strong Majorities in Both Senate and House; Democrats Cool to Proposals President Resign Post

GOP LEADERS, TRUMAN FACE TWO CHOICES   ;Cooperation....Of Confusion - Ir Government Ahead For , Nation

WANTED FOR QUESTIONING — Nationwide Hunt On For 2 in Embezzlement

Thomas Dixon Dies In Raleigh   Wrote “Birth Of A Nation” And 19 Others.

SEN. WARREN IS SUCCESSOR TO STETTINIUS   Truman Names Vermont Republican to UNO  Security Council

CHIEF US. J08 ON UN COUNCIL   Vermont Republican .. Senator Replaces . Seattinine

UN, SEAT GOES TO REPUBLICAN   Vermont Senator Named Stettinius’ Successor For $20,000 Job

Truman Names Sen. Austin UN Representative  Vermont Man To Take Office  » FF wk Tce Eade St...   Binnortican Policy

AUSTIN NAMED  BY TRUMAN UN MEMBER   Vermont Senater Is To Take Place of Edward Stettinius

Think ‘Nevada’ Will Be Smashed By Atomic Blast   Army, Navy Officers Pri vately Predict Battleship Will Be Utterly Destroved

M’ Arthur Asks Pacific Army 400, 000 Men   Tells Congress to Cut Force Below That Total Would ‘Wenken to Dangerous ~ Degree’ Controls

Asserts Army Cut In Pacific Under 400,000 Dangerous   Eisenhower Gives Message to Senate Committee Today

Slash in Army Brings Protest From MacArthu   Jap Occupation Said Endangered lé Forces Cut

MacArthur Says Forces Must Be Kept Strong   400,000 Men Needed In Pacific, He Asserts In Cable

M’ Arthur Says 400,000 Power Is Too Small   Would Weaken To Dangerous Degree Military Con. trols In Pacific.   CAB'LES COMMITTEF

GEN, M’ARTHUR WARNS AGAINST CUT IN ARMY   Tells Congress of Dangers If Strength is Lowered Under 400,000

Warns Against Deep Slash In Pacific Forces   Strength Under 400,000 Would Weaken Controls Over Janan: MacArthur.

MacArthur Warns Against Depleting Occupation Force   Over Million Men Now In Pacific; Warns Against Cut, Below 40K), OOO. :

Gen. MacArthur Protests Slash. In Pacific Army   Warns Congress Cut Below 400,000 Would Endanger Occupation

Warns Against Further Cut In Army Strength   Any New Reductions Endanger Controls {n Japan, Korea

WARNING CABLED: 10 CONGRESS FROM GEN. DOUGLAS MACARTHUR  MILITARY CONTROLS WOULD BE WEAKENED IN KOREA AS WEIT.

Congress Is Given  Warning   MacArthur Cables That Contemplated Cut in Forces Would be Dangerou

Pacific Army Must Not Be Cut Below 400,000 By July 1, MacArthur Warns Congress

MacArthur Warning Against Too Great Army Cut is Hears   Supreme Commander in Pacific Fears Weak ening of Controls

General Says 400,000 Men Needed   General Eisenhowe Appears Again Before Committee

Strong Force Needed, Says MacArthur  a Ve ef   Warns Agquinst Weakening Army Of Occupation

Message Read by Gen. Eisenhower Before Senators   400,000-Minimum Is Needed in Pacific, Allied Chief Avers

MecARTHUR WARNS AGAINST CUT   Drop Below 400,000 Would Weaken Military Control

M’Arthur Warns Against Slashing Pacific Force:   Would Weaken Military Control Dangerously, Allied Commander Tells Eisenhower

Gen. MacArthur Warns Against The Reduction Of Our Pacific Strength

MARTHUR SEES PERIL IN FORCE BELOW 400,000   Eisenhower Offers Warning Of Pacific Commander In Testifying Again

MacArthur Hits Reduction In Pacific Forces   Eisenhower I[s Before Senate

Ac: MELE Vwi iv WER DY TTYVN  MacArthur Warns Cut of Pacific Eorces Below 400.000 Dangerous

MacArthur Sounds a Warning .   Says Cut in Forces  Below 400,000 Would Weaken U. S.Control To Dangerous Degree

—DEMOBILIZATION MacArthur Wants Army Of 400,000  Warning Is Sent  Cs on a ee

MACARTHUR AGAINST T00 HEAVY GUT IN PACIFIC FORGE   Control Of Japan, Korea Jeopardizec If Force Reduced Below 400,000

M’ARTHUR WARNS AGAINST ATTEMPT TO CUT FORCES IN PACIFIC BELOW 400,000 MARK   Cable From Supreme Commander In Far East, Con. taining Admonition, Is Laid Before Committee By General Eisenhower   EXPLAINS » FURTHER DEMOBILIZATION POLICIES

Mac’ Warns Against Cut In Pacific   Declares Army Strength Must Stay at 400,000

M’ARTHUR WARNS AGAINST SLASH IN PACIFIC ARMY  MUST HAVE 400,000  TO CONTROL JAPAN AAIN VWVOOCA AREAS

MacArthur Warns Agains! Reducing Army Below 400,000 Mark In Pacific Theatre

GEN. MARTHUR WARN AGAINST CUTTING ARMY   Solons Probe Junking 0! Warships; New USES Test Shaping Up

‘Congress Told That Many Men Needed After July 1 or Control Over Japan Would Be Weakened

Warning From MacArthur On Cutting. Forces   Further Reductions Will Weaken U. S. Position, Congress Told

CABLED NEED FOR 40,008 AFTER JULY 1   Ike Orders All Theaters to “Rock Bottom”; Halts GI Meetings.

General Says 400,000 Men Needed  General Eisenhower   General Eisenhower Appeers Again Before Committee

WarnsAgainsi Cut in Forces   Further Reduction Would Weaken Military Controls in Orient, Gen. MacArthur Says

MacArthur Warns About Sharp Cuts   Says Slash Below. 400,000 “Would Weaken  Controls

M ‘Arthur Warn: Jap Occupation Is Threafened —  Eisenhower Passes On To Senate Committec Warning On Pacific

Drastic Cut To Weaken U.S. Control   MacArthur Warns Against Attempts to Reduce Pacific Forces Below 400.000 Marl

WORKERS NOW SEEK STRIKE   Ask Support For Strike Planned -For June 15

Unit System For County Boards  Law Group Rejects Representation Plan

Ballot Opposes County Changes   Interim Committee in Adverse Vote on Recommendation -

May Delay France Ouster Demand   France, U. S., British  To Issue Joint Statement

‘Little Nazis’ Will Receive Amnesty  Sweeping Decision Expected Today

Blood Is Spilled In Gambling Wai   Mayor Of Indiana Villaae Suicides

Anti-Gambling Drive Leads To Stabbing   New Albany Victim Was Member of Bette Government Committee in Viee Drive

[Stevenson Still Not Candidate Governor Says That He Needs More Time To Think It Over

U.S. READY TO SEIZE TUGS 10 END N. Y. STRIKE   Move To Avert Food Shortage In Meotronolis

May Seize N. Y. Harbor Tugboats   Government Expected To Halt Walkout ~

2 Cities Near Antung Taken   Fall Of Linkiang And Tunghwa Reported From Mukden

HEAVY BATTLES RAGE AS REDS FORCED BACK   Peace Parleys Held As Nationalists Move North

FLEET TO VISIT TURKISH COAST   U. S. Warships Will Also Dock In Greek Ports During Mediterranean Cruise

Navy Plans Excursion in (Trouble Zone   U. S. Warships Crusing In Mediterranean Area Scheduled to Stop in Turkish. Greek Ports

U.S. WARSHIPS TO VISIT PORTS   Will Drop Anchor in Greek And Turkish Harbors

Arrangements Made For  Naval Forces in the Mediterranean to Make Visits This Month and Next

U.S. Warships ‘To Be Sent To  Turkey, Greece   New Excursion Into Po litically Unsettled Medi SS SS >  ._

American Ships Visit Near East   Political Import  n in Cruise Labled By Navy As Training Exercises

U.S. Warships To Visit Turkish, Greek Ports On Third Mediterranean Cruise

U.S. WARSHIPS SET FOR CRUISE IN MIDDLE EAST   Turkish, Greek Ports To Be On Schedule Of Mediterranean Trip

U.S. Warships To Sail Into Roily Waters   Vessels To Visit Ports at Russia’s Back Door

Goed Will Tour Scheduled For Naval Units   STOPS ANNOUNCED FOR FLEET IN NEXT TWO MONTHS

State. Officials Give Approval. To Fleet Tour   No Reason Given For Ace  tion Following Ban On Bs 29 World Flieht -

Turkey In Training Exercises o/ <:   No Explanation of Warship Visit to Russia’s ‘Back Door.

US. Ships To Turkish, Greek Ports   Navy Plans New Visit; Surprise, in Light Of B-29 Delay.

U.S. Warships Going to Visit Russ‘Back yard   Taft Proposes Cutting Budget to 25-30 Billions

Byrnes Confers With Truman eat On Paris Parle   lait Blames Truman for Inflation Threat

TAFT CHARGES TRUMAN WOULD BLAME G. O. P. FOR THREATENED INFLATION

OPERATORS TO PLAN STRATEGY OVER WEEKEND   Get Breathing Spell In Which To Work Out Their  Answer

COAL OPERATORS   Mine Owners Puzzled by UMW Leader's Conference Tacties —

MINE OPERATORS CHART STRATEGY QVER WEEKEND   Soft Coal industry to Open Its Answer to Lewis at 9:30 A. M. Monday   UMW CHIEF WILL REPLY   Actual Negotiations for New Contract to Begin Sometime Next Week

Wages, Hours Given Small Attention   Actual Demands Still Under Cover After Four Days Of Joint  Conference.

Operators To Reply To Lewis   Still No Indication Of Wage Demands; Emphasis Placed On Accident Record

Efforts to Avert Strike Of Miners Monday Fail   Cantract Expires

Secretary Appoints Mediator   13,000 Tons Of Coal Will Be Lost During Coming Week

OFFICIALS HOPE SHUTDOWN WILL BE BRIEF ONE   Lewis Says Contract Ex. pires at Midnight Sunday

Efforts to Avert Coal Strike Fail   Power Walk-Ont Called Off as Management and Union Agree in Last Minute Conferences

Parleys Dispel Hope to Avert Miner Walkout   S. F. Longshoremen Vote  to Hold Up Strike Pendine Ty. S. Prohe

Effort to Avert Soft Coal Walkout Fails   Nation’s Labor Chief Names Fuller  Special Mediator

Efforts Fail To Prevent Coal Strike   Mediator Named In Hore of Only Brief  Bituminous Tieup

Labor Official Abandons Hope to Avert Walkout; Mediator Is Appointed

MEN TO WAIT AT UMS FUR A FAIR DEAL   “No Picketing” Lewis Says; Health, Welfare Fund Major Demand.

Walkout To Begin At Midnight   Schwellenbach’s Conferences Fail:  Mediator Named

Soft Coal Strike Certain   Contract Expires Tonight; Miners Will Stay At Home And Take A Rest

Nation-Wide Coal Strike Appears Certain Tonight   Government Fails In Dispute

Give Up Hope of Averting Miner Strike   Mediator Appointed in Hope of Making Shutdown Short One

Mediator i in Coal Dispute Appointed   Paul Fuller of Akron Named as Hopes Fade Of Averting Strike.

Schwellenbach Calls Mediator In Coal Strike   Labor Secretary Gives Up Hope of Averting Nationwide Tieup, Hope: It Will Be Short One

Miners Will Rest for Week   So Says Lewis, As Schwellenbach Gives Up Hope Of Preventing Coal Strike

Schwellenbach Confers With Lewis, Operators: Strike Set For Midnight

Abandon Hope Of Preventing Miners’ Strike   Schwellenbach Appoint: Special Mediator and Hopes Shutdown Will Be Short One

See No Hope To Avert Strike   Labor Chief Appoints Mediator To Try To Make Shutdown Brief.

Abandon Hope Of Halting Walkout   Lewis Declares Situation Unchanged

NATION'S 400,000 SOFT COAL MINERS TO STRIKE MONDAY   Schwellenbach Appoints Special Mediator and Expresses Hope Shutdown Will Be a Short One.   LEWIS SAYS THERE WILL BE NO PICKETING   Declares Men Will Remain Idle Until New Centract Is Negotiated With Operators.

All hope to settle coal  fight ended  Strike definitely  startson Mondax

Coal Strike All Set For Tonight  Hope Abandoned For Any Settlement

Coal Strike Will Begin At Midnioht   Labor Secretary Gives Up Hope Of Averting WalkOut By Miners

Abandon Hopes Of Averting Coal Mine Walkouts   Mediator Appointed to Bring Owners, Lewis In Line

‘Government Hopes for Settlement Fade After Conference with Lewis

Hope Fading For Ending Lewis Battle On Contract   Peaceful Shutdown Expected Tomorrow

Schwellenbach Hopes to Make Shutdown Brief  Ohioan 1 to Meet   Ohioan to Meet With Operators, Miners Monday

Nation Hopes For Curtailed Coal Stoppage   ‘Situation Is Unchanged’ But Mediator Believes Ontimisne Iustified

Seattle Rent Strike Plan Abandoned   Landlords Are Told They Risk Charg?s of Crim inal Conspiracy

SOVIET PARTY HEADS CRY FOR BIGGER FORCES   Russia Still Encircled By Capitalist Powers, Rallys Told

Reds Say Russia Is Eneireled      Must Strengthen Arms Against Capitalism, Assert Top Officials

Two Russians Ask Red Army  Be Increased      Leaders Appeal To Voters For Power To Ward Off Capitalistic States

FEARS OF SOVIET PEOPLE ARE (OLD   Russia Is “Emeircled” By World Powers, Say — Speakers.

RUSSIA STRENGTHENING ARMIES BECAUSE OF “ENCIRCLEMENT” BY CAPITALISTIC POWERS

Prosperity For Farmers   Should Continue Until 1948, Department of Commerce Declares

Betfer Markel For Products Is Reported   No Back-To-Farm Movement Noted Stara The Wor

State Refuses Jobless Pay to Mine Strikers   Director of Labor Has Power to Overrule Decision

ITALIANS REPORTED  TO HAVE REJECTED  TITO TRIESTE PLAN PROPOSAL SAID TO  HAVE OFFERED CITY FOR CORI7ZIA AREA —

ITALIANS SPURN TITO’S BID FOR GORIZIA REGION   Yugoslavs Willing To Quit Trieste if Handed over Adriatic Area

Trade of Cities Between Nations Flatly Refused   Yugoslavs Propose Gorizia Be Ceded to Them in Exchange

Italians Reject Tito Proposal   Reported That Communist Leader Received Proposal Concerning Trieste

Byrnes Seeking Solution tor Trieste Dispute   Conference is Held With Yugoslavs; Compromise Hinted

GEORGIA AIMS TO BREAK KLAR   State Seeks To Revoke Charter Of Hooded Order In Court

Hope For For Peace In Chinese War  Grows Darker   Government Successes Make End Of Strife Appear In Distant Future

(TOMIC POWER en FOR   X  Kientists Distribujon on Nation‘do. Basis

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tx All in The Various  Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Agreement Is Said Reached on  Four of Six Seats   Russian Delegate Asks Delay of Election Until He Gets Instructions From Moscow; United Nations Will Hold Session Today

Big 5 Agree on Lineup for Powerful Security Council   Four Nations Reported Selected, But Russ Balk at Remaining Memberships

Big 5 Okehs 4. Nations  For Top Uni  Non-Permanent Members Due For. Vote Today

Bombers Searching  For Missing Plane   Army B-25 Carrving Maj. Gen, Paul BR. Wurtsmith And Four Crewmen Missing

15 Die, 50 Hurt In Three-Way Pennsvivania Train Wreck      The Human Side Of A Catastrophe  Dry-Eyed But Haggard. Young Mother Waits For News Of Parent Lost In Tenement Ruins

President Plans Social Functions  Eleven State Dinners Mapped Durina Winte!

EIGHT DIE IN - AUTO MISHAPS   Train Kills Pair At Unprotected Crossing At Grand Rapids

Loggers Strike In Canada Hits Mills   Lafada Mis Mulls  May Seriously Hit Newsprint Supply of U. S. Pa mare in Few Weake

Atomic Energy Plan May Have to Face Big Power Review  Problem Is Almost Certain to Be One   ae Bik Basement 60 MB ddmen dl mee   Problem Is Almost Certain to Be One of First Brought to Attention of Byrnes on His Arrival in London

Atomic Secret Safeguarding Top Problem   Issue May Force Big-Power Review At London Meeting

Atom Secret Tops Problems At UNO Parley   Allies Hope to Clear Situation Without Any Friction at General Assembly Conference

Atomic Energy Plan May Have to Face Big Power Review  Problem Is Almost Certain to Be One of First Brought to Attention  nt RByenec an Bie Resta) ie Tandon

ATOM SECRETS TOP UNO SLATE   U. S. Delegation Arrives ir London Saturday; Opens Thursday

ATOMIC SECRET IS TOP UNITED NATIONS JOB   Safeguarding American Secret May Force A Big Power Review Of Moscow Parley

Big Power Atomic Control Plan May Require Revising   Safeguarding of American Atomic Secrets During Pre-Control Period Felt Necessary, It Is Stated

Civil Suit Attacks Hoodsmen   Charge Conspiracy To Upset Law And Order In State

ACCUSES IT OF MURDER AND CONSPIRACY   In Attempt to Revoke Charter

STATE MAY REVOKE CHARTER OF KLAR   Georgia Files Civil Suit. Citing KKK Terrorism

Georgia Asks Ku Kiux Ban   State Files Suit To Revoke Charter of White-Hooded Order

Seer aM ee er ee eee   Over: ‘Seven Tons  Of Clothing Gathered In Plymouth County 

  Russians Aré Reported To Have Seized U. S. Oil Fields in Hungary

Reds Seize Hungarian Oil Fields At Lispey Includes Standard Area

Byres Facing Debate as New Peace Chairman   Troublesome Issue Seen Settled By  Sg ee

Parley Facing Long Debate On 5 Nations   Compromise Sought On Issne; Byrnes Takes Meet Chair -

Secretary of State ‘Lo Assume Duties As Chairman   Troublesome Issue on Whether Certain Nations Will Be Asked to Parley on Agenda

Ireaty Draft Consideration ls Due Today   Byrnes Faces Long Debate on Conference Invitations

ISSUE MAY BE ENDED TODAY   Byrnes To Take Over Chairmanship As Meet Resumes

Conference Faces More  Long Debate   Byrnes Takes Over Chairmanship Today; Romanian Speech Due

PROTRACTED DEBATE FACED BY SEC. BYRNES   Assumes Chairmanship of Peace Conference Deliberations Today

Albania, Egypt, Mexico, Cuba and Iran Proposed for Consultative Seats; Greece Bitterly Against Albania.

Arguments Holding Up Peace Parley Business Prolonged Debate  Looms on Issue Of Invitations  tw woe ‘MT Lf

BYRNES TAKES OVER CHAIR AT PEACE PARLEY   U. S. State Secretary Faces Stormy Debate Over Admissions

Byrnes Faces Long Debate  On Parley Invitation Issue   U.S. Secretary Takes Over Chairmanship Of Deliberations; Attempt to Seat Albania Raises Storm of Greek Protests

GREAT LAKES FERRYMEN T0 RESUME JOBS      Return Voted As CIO Seeks To Tighten Strike Hold

CAR FERRY MEN WILL END STRIKE   Negotiations to Put 20 Ves: sels in Operation After * Week’e Walkout

Unsecretive Navy Planning to Give Subs Bisger Role in Atomic Era

If Atomic Warfare Ever Does Come Submarine May Be Prime Weapon In Atomic Battle

Submarines May’ Rank With Carrier Planes If Atam Warfare Strikes

Subs And Carrier-Borne Planes May Be Major Naval Units In Atom War

Submarine May Be Prime Naval Weapon In Atomic Warfare; Results of Test Awaitea

SUBS GAIN PROMINENCE IN NAVY'S PLANNING UNDER ATOMIC-AGE IMPETUS

Atomic War May Find Sub Prime Weapon   Novy Heads Believe Could Survive A-bomb Threet, Carry Rocket, Buzz Bombs

Atomic Warfare May Find  Submarine Near Top Of List As Prime Naval Weapon   Navy Tears Away'Secrecy From Some High Policies Of The Past War

Greater Role For Subs   Atomic Warfare Ex-. pected To Widen Use Of Underseas Craft

Management and Labor Seek to Mobilize Public Opinion in Battle Over Steel Workers Wage Demands

Fairless To Present Big Steel's Side Of Controversy In Radio Broadcast Tcnight; Places Blame On Union   WORKERS SEEKING $1.48 WAGE BOOST

Management, Labor Draw Battle Line   Murray Prepares Statement lo Public: Fairless lo  Broadcast “Facts.”

Managem't, Labor Seek Public Views On Steel Strike   Fairless To Broadcast Corporation’s Side At 10 Tonight

BOTH SIDES GikD FOR WORD BATTLE IN STEEL STRIKE   Murray Confers With Policy Committee to Draft Statement on Dispute   FAIRLESS TALKS TONIGHT   Head of Corporation involved Will Speak for industry at Nine O’Clock

Management, Labor Vie For Public Approval   Murray Says Industry Would Plunge America  Into Economic Chaos

STRIKE FOES APPEAL TO THE PUBLIC   Murray: and ‘Fairless Issue Statements

STEEL CHIEFS IN WORD HIGHT   FAIRLESS TO SPEAK _ ON RADIO TONIGHT —

Murray Sees Chaos In Big Steel Moves; Fairless To Reply: Strike in Third Day

Showdown Battle Of National Economy Fought Over Picket Line   Union Officers Draw Statement   Fairless Will Present Industry Side Of Picture In Radio Broadcast

TRUMAN COUNTING ON PUBLIC OPINION FOR HIS SUPPORT   His Decision to End Railroad Strike, Met With Approval.   TROOPS IF NECESSARY   Long Consultation and Study Caused President “to Get Tough”.

Tuck Declares Emergency State  Appoints Three-Man Fuel Commission

One Dead, Three Injured In Fire  Blaze Sweeps Three Alabama Buildings; $500,000 Damages

APPOINTMENT OF VINSON MAY BE STOPPED   Sub-Committee Begins Hearings On Nomination

Monongalia Miners Say Railroads And Operators in Plot To Break UMW   Letter To Lewis Asks Investigation, Both By  Congress And ICC, Of Car Shortage Which Has Plagued Northern Coalfields

Remove Bodies _From Wreckage   Two Babies Included A  Plane. Victims

Babies’ Bodies Removed First Prem Wrecked Plane   Remains Of 27 Victims Of Nation’s Worst Airlines Crash Are Recovered

Bodies Removed From Crash Scene   Husband of Twin Falls Woman Among Victims

WORST AIRLINER CRASH KILLS 27   Bodies Of 2 > Tiny Babies Removed From Wreck On Mountain-Side

2 BABIES AMONG AIR CRASH DEAD   BODIES OF INFANTS FIRST OF 27 VICTIMS REMOVED FROM MOUNTALEN SIDE.

DONNELLY VETOES - SMALL LOAN BILL   HOLDS INTEREST RATES IT SET ARE “EXCESSIVE AND NOT JUSTIFIED.”

Donnelly Vetoes Measure Setting Up Interest Code   Holds Bill Conflicts With 1945 State Charter

Fusion Rule Will Follow Czech Votes   Plurality Is Won By Communists — Failure To Take Majority Will Mean Coalition

CZECH VOTERS SWING TO LEFT   Communist Party Receives Heavy Support; New Coalition Seen

CZECH COMMUNISTS WIN PLURALITY IN FIRS1 POSTWAR BALLOTING  NO MAJORITY ASSURES COALITION GOVT.

LEFTISTS WIN MAJORITY IN CZECH BALLOI   Communists Dominate Election to Gain A Plurality

General Embargo Readied By ODT -f Strike Called   Steelman Conducts Parley Before Brotherhoods Give Truman Decision

No Word of Contents Of Brotherhoods’ Reply Leaks Out; Engineers’ Official Pessimistic

WORD AWAITED AS DEADLINE DRAWS NEAR   Walkout Scheduled For 4 P. M.: Embargo Order Made Ready

President Receives Report on Proposal; Truce End Nearing   Workers’ Leaders at White House With Answer to President’s Plan: Nationwide Strike Set at4 P. M.

SACRIFICIAL FESTIVAL IN INDIA STARTS QUIETLY BUT FEELING RUNS HIGH

Idaho University President Quits   Protests Action Of Legislature

No New Developments Today In Dispute Over Welfare Fund “  , i   Truman Lays Case Aside For Present   No Indication Lewts Or O'Neill Will Be Called  Into Parley

NOTHING NEW IN ~— THE DEADLOCK IN SOFT COAL STRIKE   President’ Truman’ Rebaffed on His Proposal, Turned to” Railroad Walkout.   MAY NOT CALL LEWIS   O'Neill and Lewis May Not Be Asked to White House.

“Nothing New" Reported From White House   Ross Predicts “Anything Can Happen Any Time”

Coal Crisis Is Sidetracked As Rail Strike Deadline Draws Near   Président Turns / Away Momentarily But Leaves White House Door Open To Lewis And The Operators.

Truman Seeks New Method To Halt ‘Tieup   President Cancels Weekend Trip to Continue Effort to Avert New Shutdown of Mines; Small Urges Compulsory Arbitration

President Cancels Missouri Irip to Seek New Method of Averting Another Walkout   Seizure of Mines Only Alternative If Total Breakdown Occurs; Schwellenbach Says; May Reopen Negotiations

Pay Plan of Rail Unions ls Rejected   Carriers Veto Modified Proposal; “Strike as Sure as Shootina.”

SEIZURE OF RAILROADS EXPECTED   BLE Chief Says Strike Will Begin Saturday

Coal Dispute Negotiations Are At a Standstill   Not a Thing’ New In Deadlock; Plea For Arbitration Rejected

U.S. Labor Secretary Believes Negotiations Might Be Started Again

Appeal For Arbitration Is Rejected  Truman Cancels Trip To Missouri

Temperatures   Head of Engineers Says Strike Will Be Called Saturday

Lewis And Operators Alike Reject Truman Plan To End Strike   All High Government Officials, Excepting Truman, Talk ‘Seizure Of Mines;’ No Other  Idea Is Advanced, However

‘Nothing New’ In Strike Deadlock, Says White House   Truman Focuses His Attention on Rail Strike Set Saturday

DETERMINED TRAINS SHALL KEEP RUNNING   President to Take Over Lines if Dispute Is Not  - Settled Before Strike Deadline,   UNION-MAN AGEMENT TALKS COLLAPSE   Disputants Report to White House They Are Unable to Agree on Modified Wage Plan.

PRESIDENT MAY SEIZE RAILROADS TO AVERT STRIKE   Rail N egotiations Break Down; Strike Set for Saturday

Truman Expected To Ae To Bar Strike After Negotiations Fail   Union Chiefs Say Walkout Certain   No Indication Given Wheth er Union Men Will Work For Government

TRUMAN SAYS LINES WILL BE KEPT RUNNING   White House Informed Carriers and Union Unable to Agree

Truman's Coal Proposal Brings Prompt Rejection   President Cancels Trip to Missouri As Crisis Continues

REJECT PLAN T0 SUBMIT DISPUTE TO ARBITRATION   PRESIDENT’S PLEA is TURNED DOWN COLD BY LEWIS

NEGOTIATIONS STALEMATEDIN COAL DISPUTE   Rebuff President in Plan for Arbitration of Contract Terms

NEXT MOVE NOW UP TO UNION OR MINE OPERATORS   President Unlikely Tc Call Them Back Tc White House, But Stands By For Any Developments; Out look Gloomy.

Attention Turned From Soft Coal Strike to Rails  White House Reports No Developments From Mine Deadlock

TRUMAN'S PLAN IN COAL ISSUE TURNED DOWN BY BOTH SIDES   President Stays On Hand To Try For Way Out Of New Deadlock

President May Ask Conference On Rail Strike   Truman Is Unwilling For Drastic Action By Seizure

Report Union-Carrier Negotiating Futile; Army Ready To Take Over

U.S. Will Seize Rails If Accord Is Not Reached   Truman May Request Carrier, Union Heads To See Him Today:  Deadline Is Saturday

Nothing New in Deadlocked Sof Coal Situation   Union, Operators Reject Proposal

“Not a Thing” to Report in Tied-up Coul Negotiations   However, “Anything Could Happen at Any Time,” Declares White YUnuce Aide

Tress Secretary Seys There Je “Not a Thing”? New In Negotiations; Seizure  ; Next Week Po

Nothing New in Negotiations; President Turns  to Rail Threat ’   MAY RESUME PARLEYS

Wace Raise 0! 18 Percent Is Said Rejeded  Take Over Roads 1K Aetian Takan

Mrike Set For Saturday By Engineers   Industrial Collapse ls Predicted if Railroaders Walkout

Nothing New On Coal Issue, Newsmen Told   Little Chance Lewis And O'Neill Will Be Asked To Meet

Truman Will Seize Rails Saturday If Strike Looms   Efforts to Avoid Move Will Be Made Up to Deadline

No Progress In Coal Row   President Rebuffed by Refusal of Both Sides to Agree To Arbitretion Plan

Nothing New In Soft Coal Negotiations   Conference On Soft Coa! Recessed Indefinitely As Little ‘Immediate Peace Hope Rises

No Agreement Seen In Talks On Waces.   Eleventh-Hour Negotiations Sought In Effort To Avert Huge Walkout

U. 5. SEIZURE NEAR AS RAIL PARLEY FAILS   President May Issue Order Within Next 24 Hours

Traman Plans Seizure - Of  U-S:Railroads   ‘Yo Act If No Agreement Is Reached By Satur. day; Administration to Try Vigorously to Avert Sach Action ~

“Not a Thing New” in Deadlock Over Mine Negotiations      Truman’s Press Secretary Says Anything Can Happen Anytime

Nation Looks to Truman for Settlement of Deadlocked Coal Contract Negotiations

Rail Operators Reject Proposal   Moditied Union Demands Reported Turned Down

Truman Seeks New Method to End Tie-Up After He Receives Rejections of Proposal. 7   SMALL ADVOCATES * BAN ON WALKOUTS   Production Chief Calls for Legislation Outlawing Strikes for Next Six Months.

Union Silent On Action By Govermnent   Brotherhoods Might Accept Modified Wage Raise Plan

Rail Seizure Seen As Parley Fails   Negotiations Break Off; No Other Meeting Set

Further Talks Are Requested By President   Chief Executive Calls oft Trip to West as He Seeka Solution of Coal Snark

STAIKE ACTION GERTAN, SAS UNIONS HEAD   Negotiations Fail Again and ODT Getting Ready to Take Lines,

Talks Again Break Down in Capital   Total Industrial Collapse Forecast If Railroads Stop

White House Reports Na Progress in Efforts to Bring About a Contract to Avert Another Mine shutdown,

Truman Cancels Trip To Missouri  Operators Willing To Arbitrate Pay, Hours

FEDERAL ACTION SEEN LIKELY IN COAL SOQUABBLE   Situation Nears Crisis as Lewis, Operators Reject Arbitration Reauest

Futile Talks Put Next Move Up fo Truman   ODT Prepares to Assume Control as Deadline Nears

Coal Feud Is Stull in Deadlock   No Progress s Reported During Negotiations

BOTH SIDES SPURN BID OF PRESIDENT   Operators Are Willing To Submit Issues of Wages and Hours

Truman Request Is Turned Down Cold By Lewis   President Keeps White House Ajar For Spokesman For Mines And Operators

ARBITRATION OF COAL STRIKE REFUSED BY LEWIS, OPERATORS   Traman Cancels Week-End Trip Te Missouri To Seek New Ways Of Averting Another Walkext Of Miners At End Of Two Weeks’ Truce

U. S. Seizure Of Railroads Held Probable   Action Likely In Next 24 Hours As Latest Negotiations Fail

RAILROADS TO BE SEIZED IF NECESSARY   lf No Agreement Is Reached Lines Will Be Operated by U. S.

Gov't Seizure Of Mines Not Yet Scheduled   President Trumen Changes Plans for Weekend in Missouri to Seek New Method of Averting Another Walkout When Truce Expires on May 25th

SEIZURE OF RAILROADS T0 COME SHORTLY   Federal Action Appears Likely After Nogotiations Break Down Again.

Conference Breaks Up In Deadlock   Government May Take Over Lines Within Next 21 Hours

Action Is Expected to Be Taken In Next 24 Hours; Negotiations a’ Capital Break Down.   OFFICIALS REJECT UNION’S DEMANDS

No Decision Yet Made On  Mine Seizure   Traman Seeks New Method To Prevent Walkout After Truce

REJECT OFFE TO ARBITRATE ~ DISPUTE   President To Stay In Washington For Week-End   NO PROGRESS   Reported In Coal Crisis: White House Hopeful Of Settlement

Health Demands Of Lewis Remain Leading Factor   Arbitration Proposal By President Is Flatly Turned Down

Wage Raise 0i 18 Percent Is Said Rejected   ODT Is Ready To Take Over Roads 1 Action Taken

NOTHING NEW, U.5. REPORTS IN COAL DEADLOCK   Both Owners And Union Say ‘No’ To Proposition For Arbitrating Dispute

President's Bid Turned Down By Both Sides  Operators Ready To Submit Issue

Truman Cancels Trip to Missouri to Be Available in Coal, Rail Crises

Seizure Planned If Necessary To Maintain Rail Service AfterSaturdayStrikeDeadline

Operators Object to Payroll Tax; Lewis Says His Committee Has No Authority to Arbitrate Anvthing.

Railroads Reject Demands   Strike Is Set for Saturday; Seizure By Government Now Proboble

No Peace Move In Soff Coal Dispute Seen   President Truman Not Likely to Call John L. Lewis and Charles O'Neill In

Army Gets Ready to Run Lines   Union Says Strike Sure; Carriers Put Action Up te Truman

‘Nothing New i Negotiations, Is Report of Ross   Schwellenbach Says Talks May Resume; Outlook Is Gloomy

Small, CPA Chief, Condens Lewis, Asks Legislation On Arbitration. And Strike Holiday

Next Coal Move Is  Puzzle   White House Silent On Joint Rejection Of Arbitration

7 PCT. LEVY IS CRUX OF FIGHT FOR MINE FUND   Operators, Union Refuse To Budge As Little Hope fs Held For Quick Peace

Attention Turned From Soft Coal Strike to Rails  White House Reports No Developments

TALKS COLLAPSE AS PAY DEMANDS MET PEIEFTION   U. S. Control Seen as Only Avenue Open to Avert Walkout Saturday   NO MEETING SCHEDULED   Brotherhoods Indicate They Consider Next Move to Be Un to Truman ~

‘NOTHING NEW’ IN DEADLOCKED COAL DISPUTE   Owners and Union Reject Tru man Proposal To Submit to Arbitration

Coal Meetings Still Locked On Lewis Demand   Truman Cancels Trip To Missouri For White House Vigil; ‘Nothing New,’ Report

Miners’ Dispute Is Still In Lock   Truman Rebuffec In His Proposal To Arbitrate

HEAD OF CPA DEMANDS BAN ON WALKOUTS      White House Affirms Position Against Railway Tie-up

Capitol Hopes Something Will End Coal Crisis   Truman Keeps Door Ajar For Renewed Peace Negotiations

GARSSON PROBE NOW COMPLETE   Mead Group Counsel Says Justice Department Next Step

U.S. Has Date With Eclipse of Sun   Moon to Throw Shadow Across Nation

02-20 CLUB IS TOO LARGE VA OFFICIALS SAY   1,655,000 Ex-Gis Reportec Drawing Readjustment Allowance Money

POWER OF TAFT AND VANDENBERG ~ RISES IN SENATE    Michigan Man May Become Chamber’s Presiding Otficer and Ohioan Its Majority Leader.   BIG COMMITYEE JOBS THEIRS FOR ASKING   With G. O. P. Holding Majority, Key Posts Wil! Go to Other Republican Members.

Vandenberg Seems Likely  Senate Head   Taft May Succeed Sen. Alben Barkley As Majority Leader

Senators Taft,  Vandenberg  Get New Power   Michigan Man May Be Senate Head: Ohioan To Get Vital Posts

FIVE ARE KILLED IN STATE MISHAP   Valparaiso Boys Die as Train and Truck Collide Today.

PRICES HIGHER THAN WEEK AGC   RENTS, MEAT, BUTTER AND MILK UP SINCE END OF OPA CEILINGS,

Rise in Prices Still General Over the Nation  Rents, Meat, Butter And Milk Register Hikes in Most Areas

Prices Continue To Ease Upward  Some Instances Of Line Holdina, Shown

Survey Shows Rents, Prices Still On Rise   Still Some Areas, How. ever, Untouched by  Cost Upswing

REPORT FOOD PRICES HIKED   Meat, Butter and Milk Increased; Rents  Climb Higher

LEADING CITIES REPORT HIGHER FOOD PRICES   Rents Take Highest Up Trends; Paducah In 200 Per Cent Hike

British Press Bombing Probe   Jewish Underground Forces Threatened With New Round-ups

Palestine Jews Threatened Again   Anti-British Forces Subject To New Terrorism

ANTI-BRITISH JEWISH FRONT BREAKING UF   Underground May Promise to Hel p Find Terrorists }

JEWISH ROUNDUP IN ZION SEEN   British Said ‘Ready To Crack Down on Extremists...

Boston Police Recover $€5,000 Jewels Lost In rot Springs Robbery

Soviet Paper Char ges Iran Broke Treaty By Granting Oil Rights To U.S., Britain

Soviets Security  Said Threatened   Moscow Charges Tehran Broke RuSsian-lranian Oil Pacts By Granting Concessions To U. S. And British Companies

Charge Britain, U.S. Are Favored  On Concessions   Government Newspaper Says Treaty of 1921  Broken Four Times

Soviet ; Editor Takes Issue On Oil With Iran   Refusal to Renew. Russian   Concessions in 1944. Can “not Be Forgotteii, ~ Ezvéstia Declares

SOVIET UNIC SEES THREATS TO SECURITY   GRANT TO U. S. FIRM VIOLATED TREATY, MOSCOW CLAIMS

Russian Press Claims Treaty Of ’21 Broken   ‘United States, Britain. Fas vored By Privileges;.Reds Discriminated Against.   U.S.S.R. WATCHES oT

 Newspaper Voices Protest  Against Granting of Concessions to U. S. and British Firms.   TEHRAN IS ACCUSED OF DISCRIMINATION   s oviet Publication Charges  the Security of Russia Ie   Threatened by Action  of Neighbor.

SOVIETS CLAIM “TRAN VIOLATED. 1921 OIL PACT   Newspaper ' Charges Nation Granted Others Concossions, _. Menacing Reds’ Seeurity

Says Oil Fields. Vital To Russia   Red Troops Continue Mass Near Tehran

Russ Declare Iran Broke Security Pact   Soviet Broadcast Asserts U, S. Is ‘Stripping Japan’

Claims Iran Unfair In Its Grants   Blast in Izvestia Cite: Concessions to U.S. And British Firms.

Soviet Paper Declares Iran Broke Treaty   Country Charged With Granting Oil Concessions: Held by Russia to U. S.  And British Firms

Soviets Claim Iranians Broke Treaty   Charge Russian Security Has Been Threatened

Soviets Claim Oil Concession Treaty Broken   Declare Iran Granted Concessions to U. S. And Great Britain

Russian Press Charging Iran Violated Pact   U. S., British Plants Charged With Oil Maneuvers

Two American PW's Accused of Aiding Japs by Informing on Fellow Inmates

FIRMS INDICTED AS MONOPOLISTS   Mimeograph Industry Said Trust Violator

BYRNES BEGINS TRIP 10 PARIS   DOUBTS ATTEMPT TO BREAK &MONTH DEADLOCK OF BIG 4 WILL SUCCEED.

Byrnes Leaves For Big Four  Parley in Paris   Secretary to Attempt To Remove Friction Among Big Powers;  Iran Censors News

Byrnes Takes Off For Meet Of Ministers   Will Attempt to End the Deadlock Over Peace Settlements

Seeks Freeze At June Levels, Moratorium On Dispossessions   Legislature Will Assemble Next Tuesday at 2 p. m.

GOV. GREEN CALLS SPECIAL SESSION ONRENT CONTROL  ASKS LEGISLATURE TA   ASKS LEGISLATURE TO MEET JULY 23RD TO ENACT ‘FREEZE’ LAW

Wyatt Ready To Quit Post   Housing Administrator Has Showdown Fight With Allen

WYATT GETS NO HELP FROM TALK WITH TRUMAN   To Seek ‘Real’ Emergency Rating In New Provram

Huge Manhunt Now Under Way  In Jerusalem   Toll Of Hotel Bombing 2 Mounted To At Least 147 Casualties    VAST SEARCH ON : FOR DYNAMITERS

BLAST DEATHS _ ARE REPORTED AT NEAR 100   ALL MALES IN ONE QUARTER OF JERUSALEM BEING QUESTIONED BY BRITISH TROOPS

Officials Hint af Price Increases  OPA Extension Bill in tn Oe eee See.  poe ae

Proposed New Price Act to Cost U.S. Consumers Two Billion Dollars Says OPA

OPA Sees Big Bill For U.S. lf Act Killed   CONSUMERS IN NATION WOULD SEE BILLIONS ADDED

NEW PRICE ACT ‘DISCONCERTS OP   Officials Declare Passage Would Hike Consumer Costs Two Billion

Consumers Face $2 Billion Burder   Price Control Officials See Danger Unless OPA Law is Extended

PRICE HEADS PROTESI SENATE BILL   Claim Consumers “Would Pay Two” Billion More

PRICE OFFICIALS PREDICT HIGHER CONSUMER COST      Added — $2,000,000,000 Costs Seen if New Price Bill Passes

Says ‘Monstrous’ Price Extension  Act Would Skyrocket All Prices

Early Price Rise Seen If Crippled OPA Bill Passes   Control] Advocates Fear 9 Month Jump of Billion And a Quarter   SENATE SCHEDULED TO BALLOT MONDAY   Speedy Passage Expected; Meat and Dairy Controls Will Go Off

Wooden Bridge [dea Fails To Impress Board   Commissioners to Con: gult City Attorney Regarding Contract.   RXTENSION ADDED TO FIRE DISTRICT

Wooden Bridge Idea F ails To  In press ‘Board      Commissioners to Con: gut City Attorney Re. garding Contract. —   EXT ENSION SION ADDED ~ TO FIRE DISTRICT

R.R. Trainmen May Be Called Out on Strike   Two Unions Voting Almost Unanimously Ty Staca Walkant

Trainmen, Engineers Voting Unanimously To Enforce Demands   May Ignore Cooling Off Period To Insist On Joint Consideration Of Wage Demands And Operational Grievances.

Nationwide Strike of Railroads . Almost Certain —   Report Engineers and Trainmen Voting Nearly Unanimously To Quit

300 Railways Expect Strike In Ten Days   Nation-Wide Halt ‘Certain’ Without Cooline-Off Period

RAILROAD STRIKE CALL AWAITED    ee a ‘Engineer, Trainmen Leaders   Say Walkout Is Inevitable

Railroads To Face Threat Of Strike Shortly      NATION-WIDE WALKOUT OF TRAINMEN MAY BE CALLED

Telephone Workers Plan Strike   Detroit Dairy Workers Walk _ Out, Depriving Thousands of Milk

NATIONWIDE RATL STRIKE THREATENED   Raiiroad Brotherhocds May Issue Strike Call Soon

RAILROAD STRIKE CALL DRAWS NEAR   Expect. It. to Be Issued Within Next-10 Days

CHILDREN HAVE PART Dy PATRONS’ PROGRAM   Original Skit Presented At Meeting in Langhorne   MUSIC ALSO FEATURE

Pravda Defines U.S.S.R.'s Foreign Policy  Better Relations With Rest of World Is Goal

Soviet Paper Says Russia Is Friendly   Pravdla Says, However ‘Cavalry Attacks’ Being Made on UN

Pravda Denies Soviet Attacks U.S. Interests   Sees ‘No Obstacles” For U. S. - Russian Peaceful Relationship

Pravda Proclaims No Obstacles  In Path of U. S.-Soviet Relations

U.S. Hand ToAustria   Decision To Hand All German Assets In U. S. Zone to AustriaIs Slap At Soviet Grab

SARAH MORAN DIES IN CHICAGC AT AGE OF $9.   First Girl Baby Born in Mattoon After. Incorporation of Town

Seven Persons Die Violent Deaths   Upstate Fatalities Caused by Plane, Automobiles and Shotgun

“TIME TO STOP WORRYING ABOUT POLITICAL AFFAIRS OF U.S. AND DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT,” REPUBLICAN WOMEN ADVISED BY SPEAKER   Pennsylvania Has Largest Group of — Republican Women in Country, But Women Are Entirely Too Complacent About Politics, Official of Pennsylvania Council States at Doylestown.

Republican Women Urged To Go To The Polls To Bring Needed Changes

Kidnap-Murder Victim Buried   90 Families Quizzed In Hunt for Maniac

IRANIAN REBELS SUPPLIED ARMS   Foreign Power Responsible, London Report Says

ELECT DARLENE WIESNER HEAD FOUR-H CLUBS   Mildred Jakobs, Alden, Chosen County’s Entry In Statewide Contest

STRIKERS AGREE GO BACK WORK   Expect To Restore Civil Service 12  Rights To Men

Recall Demands Spur Mayor To Agree to Terms   10,000 Workers March On City Hall; Massey And Council To Meet

11 Dangerous Convicts Escape From Prisor In Alabama After Tunneling Under Wall

BIG FOUR IN. A NEW DISPUTE:   Molotov Doesn't Like Byrnes’ 25-Year Plan

ARGUMENTS HEARD AS POWERS STUDY EX-NAZIS’ FUTURE   Debating Is Bitter at Paris as Molotov and Byrnes Exchange Views on Nation.   CHARGES HURLED AT FOUR NATIONS

Molotov Assails Byrnes’ 25 Yr. Plan   Says Potsdam Pact Is Not Carried Out

BiG FOUR HITS ANOTHER SNAG   THHS TIME IT IS THE FUTURE OP GERMANY

CITY SUFFERS NOL EFFECTS FROM BLACKOUT   Hamilton Police Received Fewer Calls Than on Normal Night

Price Controls Closely Watched   Republicans Insist OPA Must Get Results or Quit.

Republicans To Keep Tab On OPA Acts   Congressional Leaders Plan To See That It Keeps Administration Pledges

Atlee Urges UNO To Govern World Foreign Policies   British Prime Minister Delivers Address At Inaugura! Session   WARNS ATOM BOMB DANGEROUS WEAPON   Delegates: of 51 Nations Crowd Way Inte London - Assembly Hall

ATTLEE URGES UNO TO LEAD GLOBAL POLICY   LONDON, (UP)—Paul Henri-Spaak of Belgium was elected president of the United Nations assembly today,

UNO ASSEMBLY OPENS MEETING   Keynote Speech Stresses Economic Security For Common People.

Hopes U.S. Will Wield  [ts Power   Says America Can B Deciding Factor In World Policy

STAMPS BRING LARGE AMOUNT   ESTIMATE COLLECTION OF LATE. FRESIDENT WILL BE SOLD FORK ABOUT $100,000

Young Group Causing Dissension In Party      15-Man. Group Said Formed in House to Push Political Cause

House Democrats Resent Informal Group's Creation   Veferans Say Committee Has Caused Dissension in Party

George Robson Wins 500 Mile Race, ‘Averaging 114.820 Miles Per Hour; $43 000 in Prize, Endorsement Money

ROBSONCOLLECTS SPEEDWAY GROWN WITH FAST SPEED   Los Angeles Driver Is 1946 Winner; Will Collect Large Sum for Triumph; Nine Finish.   MINOR ACCIDENTS ONLY TAKE PLACE

Republicans Hit Campaign Trail  _ Fight for Control CE Pachter tn Chet

Republicans Hit Campaign Trail   Fight for Control Of Party in State Developing Fast

GOP CANDIDATES HIT TRAIL IN PRIMARY FIGHT   “New Guard” Appointing County Heads

TROOPS BLOT OUT ANARCHY IN PALESTINE   BRITISH STRIKE: AT NAWN; SCORES OF JEWS ARRESTED

British Strike At Anarehists In Jerusalem   Scores Arrested by Troop: On Complici  ge

State Department Says Corn Over. Previous High In 1937   SOYBEANS IN NEW MARK

CORN, SOYBEAN PRODUCTION AT RECORD: LEVELS   Corn Makes Half-Billion Bushels First Time.

Pioneers Bowl Contributions Total 82.675   Parents Donate In Memory Lt. Cornell

South Remains Stronghold Of Illicit Liquor Industry With 7,397 ‘Stills’ In 1945

North Carolina Ranks Second. . . - .  South Continues ‘To Lead Nation In Moonshining

N. Carolina Ranks Second To Georgia   7,397 Illicit Stills Taken  Durina Year

SOLONS. BATTLE. ON- FUNDS   Bills Proposed to Appropriate Money For Public Works

BATTLE OVER USE OF POSTWAR FUNDS STARTS IN STATE ASSEMBL\   BILLS TO DIVIDE MONEY BETWEEN CITIES, COUNTIES, FOR PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM UP

Rainey In Second Place; Runoff Appears Certain; Shivers. Daniel Ahead

SKILLED IN IOWA CRASH   Women Victims As Truck and Train Collide At Danbury

CLOCK DEFERS DISMISSAL OF SCHOOL CASES   Leaves Decision To Judge Assigned to Hear Conspiracy Charge

St. Paul Strike Takes New Turns   High School Seniors Stage Parade; State Aid Fand in Peril

Students Demand St. Paul Schools Be Reopened in 2-Week-Old Strike

St. Paul Strike Of Teachers Is Nearing Clintax   High School Seniors To Demand Schools Be Reopened. .

Fireworks In St. Paul... .  Minn. Teachers Strike,  Hitherto Quiet, Erupts With New Developments

News Behind the News  Copyright MeClure Newspaper  a ae   WASHINGTON By Ray Tucker   kd ni The Li 9 Reorganization +:

People’s Voice Probably Will  Decide Issue   Avalanche of Wires  Falls on Washington; Filibuster Looms in Senate: Unrest Seen

“FINISH FIGHT” _ SEEN IN FUTURE.      Avalanche Of Tele Appleud Presi , seats Action; Many ¢ ; ‘Cheer End Of

PEOPLE BACK TRUMAN 25-1 IN OPA BATTLE   Bombard Congress in. Demand That Nation’s Lawmakers Take Action

WORLD CONTROL OF ATOM URGED   lWallace Raps ‘Time Waste”  By Congress

Officials Join Scientists’ Plea For Atom Control   Humanity Could Not Survive Atomic War, Wallace Maintains

NOMURA TELLS OF WARNING TO NATION   Jap Ambassador Denies He Knew Of Sneak Attack

Notes And Addresses Of Service Personnel   This Colamn Contains Interesting Items Concerning Our Boys And Girls. In. Serylee

New Materials For Vet Housing Soon   Government to Dismantle Surplus Army Camps, Plants for Materials

SURPLUS CAMPS TO BE TORN DOW   GOVEENMENT DECIDES ON STEP TO OBTAIN LUMBER FOR VETS’ HOUSING.

Salvaged Army Material Seen For Vet Homes   Plan to Dismantle Surplus Camps, Projects Reimasiionvel

Unused Leave Pay Vote Set   Enlisted Men, Women to Receive $250 Average; Approval Predicted

Truman Accepts Resignation Of Solicitor General   Hopes McGrath Elected Senator

CUDAHY GRANTS NEW PAY RAISE   Packinghouse- Workers Continue Dickering With Other Firms

MEAT CRISIS IN NATION 10 REMAIN ACUTE   Hog, Cattle Receipts Won't Increase Before End of Year

MEAT INDUSTRY GIVES LITTLE RECOVERY HOPE   Army Hit Hard » By Shortage Of Supplies

PACKERS SEE SLIGHT HOPE ~—. OF INCREASE   TRUMAN LEAVES. LIFTING or _ CEILINGS TO DECONTROL BOARD—PREDICTS LARGER  SUPPLY SOON ©   By -INTERNATIONALNEWS SERVICE

Meat-Hungry Nation Given  Slight Hope   Spokesmen For Meat Industry Fail To Support Optimism Of President   MIDWEST POLL ON CONTROL BEING TAKEN

Packers See Little Relief for Several Months   Democrat Chief Backs Policy Of President

REMAIN ACUTE   Hog, Cattle Receipts Won’t Increase Before End of Year

61 to 20 Vote: Measure Now Goes Back To  Lower House   President Is Denied Authority to Draft Strikers   Measure Emasculated,  a Se ae. Cen pee

BILL IS TOO WEAK   Truman Conments on Labor Measure as Amended in Senate

Eliminates Draft From Legislation  Strikers Retain Seniority Rights

PRESIDENT TRUMAN COMMENTS ON THE LABOR MEASURE   Its Action Had Emasculated the Legislation, He Said.   AT CHESTERTOWN, MD.   Made His Remark to Senator Radcliffe As He Was Greeted.

Labor Bill's  Toned Down And Passed   Senate Vote on Truman Plan 61-20; House Due To Disagree.

MOSLEN-HINDU RIOTS SPREAD   Calcutta Now Experiencing Street Rioting: — Castialty ‘Pol In Boutbay Set Unofficially at 189: Dead and 697 Injured. —

New Riots Flare in Calcutta After Bombay Fighting Slows; 189 Dead

LIST: 189 ASRIOTS TOUCH CALCUTTA AREA   Violence Continues in Bombay Ag Moslems and Hindus.” Battle. in: Streets’.

Riots in India Are Spreading   Additional Dead Counted in Bombay; Toll Nears 200 Mark

Casualty Tolt Is 189 Dead; Many Arrests   Bombay and Calcutta Scenes of More Communal Disorders

Street Riofing in India Is Spreading   189 Killed and 597 Are Injured in Fighting

EXTEND TIME TO BUY COINS   Centennial Half-Dollars to Remain on Sale

Minnesota Twisters Leave Six Dead, 75 Hurt. Reduce Town To Shambles

Tourist Camp Leveled; Fifty ~ Persons Hurt   Town of Wells Reduced to Shambles; Honeymooner is Killed

WESTERN WIND STORMS KILL SIX, HURT 75   Two Tornadoes Flatten Minnesota Tourist Camp, Village

AT LEAST 75 ARE INJURED IN TWISTERS      Tourist Camp Leveled As Two Tornadoes Hit Hour Apart

6 Die, 50 Hurt As 2 Tornadoes Hit Minnesota   Much of Town of Wells Reduced to Shambles: Mankato Blow Levels Entire Tourist Camp

Mankato Hit By Twister   7 Are Killed, 75 Injured; Storm Preceded By Rain, Hailstorm; Farms Damaged

Twin Tornadoes Hit Minnesota; 6 Die; 50 Hur   Freak Twisters Strike Two Towns; Property Loss Is High

Seven Are Killed and Town Leveled by ‘Twin Tornadoes   Scores Are Injured and Property Loss Will Run Heavy; Village Policeman Becomes Yern

oy  2 Tornadoes Kill 6; Wells, Maiunn., Shambles   Tourist Camp Near Mankato Wiped Out By Twister; 4000 Turkeys Killed: Policeman Hero.

Minnesota Tornadoes — Fatal to Six, ‘Town Leveled   Two Storms Strike About Hour Apart; 20 Cabins Smashed At Tourist Camn

Goodland Will Seek Reelection  Governor Says He‘s In Best of Health

Health is Good, He Announces   Decides to Make Race Even if Endorsement of GOP ‘is Withheld

Score of Hot News Flashes Given Out by U.S. Post Office Department

Better Catch up on Names  Postoffice Department Revamps Many Stations

HOODED ORDER _ FACES BATTLE   U. &. Joins in Fight Against KKK .

Wrangle On Procedure  Is At End   Majority Vote Will Send Recommendations To Big Four Council; Acceptance Is Assured

Russia and Slavie Bloe Voted Down   Compromise Calls for Two-Thirds Vote on Decisions of Paris Peace Conference

Long Wrangle On Vote Rule By Conferees  At Paris Ends   Conference Adopts  British Compromise After 20-Hour Talk

Long Wrangle Ot Rules Nears End   British Compromise Is Adopted By Peace  Parley

Russia Loses Parley Battle   British Compromise On Votine Adopted

PROPOSAL OFFERED BY BRITAIN   Adopted Over Opposition Of Soviet Russia

POLICY CHANGES HELP VETERANS   x Ay Hradiey And Lerion Issue Joint Statement On Hospitalization

TWO NEWS HERALD — EDITIONS SKIPPED   Transformer and Motor Burn Out Making Possible Publication of Only One Edition.

Jury ‘Hangs’ In Bribe Case   Bourne, Spaulding Face Fourth Trial

Bourne Jury Is Dismissed   Fails io Reach Verdic -. In. Third..Trial .

Nation To Feel Transportation Crisis Oct. 15th   Greatest Railroad Pinch in 20 Years, Johnson Predicts

ODT Sees Big Transportatior Tie-Up In Fall   Fears Some Plants Will Be Forced To Close, Cut Output

Transportation Crisis May Shut  Down Factories   Railroads Unable To Handle Heavy Traffic

Transportation Crisis Looms   ODT Director Says Pinch to Start Oct. 15

Warns That Railroads  Cannot Handle Traffic For Factories, Farms

Transportation Crisis Will Force Some -a-taries To Shut Down, ODT Director Says

TRANSPORTATION CRISIS PREDICTED BY ODT DIRECTOR   4. Monroe Johnson Says Railroads Will Not Be Able to Move All Freight Offered Them.   PINCH FROM OCTOBER UNTIL MAY IS SEEN   Official Believes Some Factories Will Be Forced to Close Down or Re * duce Operations.

WORST PINCH IN 20 YEARS IS PREDICTED   FACTORY CLOSINGS FORESEEN, CROPS TO BE HELD UP

CRISIS NEAR IN TRANSPORT   a mention anata oe  Railroads Will Be Unable To Meet Fall Demands, ODT Director Says

Freight Backlog Growing Larger  Railroads Unable to Handle Traffic

Fall-Winter Rail Crisis Predicted By ODT Director   Sees Real Pinch As Probable from October 15 Until May. 1947

Factories To Be Closed By Rail Crisis   Can’t Handle All OF Traffic, Johnson, ODT Head, Says

Rail Transport Crisis Forecast   DDT Director Sees Tieups Beginniug in October

U.S. Facing Rail Crisis, _ ODT Claims   Johnson Sees Many Factories Shutdown In Transportation Crush.

Believe Atom Secret Eluded Nazi Spy Ring   No Hint of Information on Experiments Found 1  Material Left Behind at Stockholm Headquarters

Eavesdropper Hears Marital Quarrel, Puts in Bid for Couple’s House

POPULISTS.T0.FORM GREEK CABINET —   Party Accepts Invitation From Regent

 Winston Churchill In New York Address Advises World To  Leave Russia to UNC  Tells Of Russian Demands For Dardanelles

Declares Organization Should Hand Down Decision on Dardanelies if Pressure on Turkey Continues.   FREEDOM OF STRAITS WAS OFFERED RUSSIA   Briton Discloses Soviets Demanded Fortress Inside Waterway at Confer ence of Big Three.

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Decision Urged On Dardanelles And Iran Issues  Denies Seeking Anglo-American Alliance or Pact

Soviets Demands On Turkey Are Revealed   Former British Leader Asks UNO To Pass Judqment On Moscow’s Actions

Straits Question — Also Is Included   Proposes Enily Test Fi Test For Organization Which So Many Hopes . Are Founded

Former British Prime Minister Urges Security Council To Act   Sfafesman Recommends UNO Decision on Dardanelles, if Necessary   DENIES THAT HE ASKED FOR MILITARY ALLIANCE   Wartime Leader Declares He Requested Fraternal Association

MASARYK URGES U.N.O. BE GIVEN CONTROL OF WORLD ARMAMENTS INDUSTRY

UNO MAY TAKE OVER COLONIES   BRITAIN OFFERS THREE AFRICAN MANDATES

AASARYK URGES UNO CONTROL OF ARMS INDUSTRY   Britain Offers to Put African _ ‘Mandates Under Trusteeshio

Masaryk Asks Control Of Armaments By UNO   Britain Offers To Place Three Of African Mandates Under Trusteeships At United Nations Seascion In Loandan

UNO RECEIVES BRITISH OFFER OF 3 MANDATES   Magaryk Proposes World Control of Armaments Industry

UNO CONTROL OF ALL ARMS PLANTS URGEL   Masaryk Plan Would Include Manufacture  Of A-Bombs

Britain Suggests. UNO Trusteeship For 3 Mandates   Offers to Put African Col. onies Under Control of United Nations   WORLD ARMAMENTS CUSTODY PROPOSED   Bevin Hints Independence For Transjordania; Silent - On Palestine

Masaryk Proposes UNO Control Of World Armaments   Britain Offers To Put 3 African Mandates Under Trusteeship

UNG OFFERED TRUSTEESHIP UF MANDATES   Britain Weuld Turn African Territory Over to United Nations.

Britain Offers Three African Wards To UNO   Czech Proposes Control of Entire World:  Armament Industry

Peace Conversion Failure, Byrd Says   Virginian Calls for End of OPA Controls, Ex-_ cept Rent

© PeTen Soo” Four Big Patent Holders to Permit Licensing to Competitors

SUSPECT SERVED TERM FOR LOCAL MURDER IN 1919   JOHN ANDERSON IS SOUGHT IN SLAYING OF CHESTER GIRL, 12

President Leads Attempt To Save Housing Program   Truman Asks Passage Of Measure With Wyatt Amendments

Truman Drives  To Save Bill  For Housing   Rayburn Says President Much Interested In Getting Real Measure

Easter Seals Sale Helps lowa Childern      Forty Enabled to Attend low: University Clinic

EASTER SEAL SALE. SEND EXTRA 40 CHILDREN TO  SPEECH CLINIC AT IOWA U

UNG INFORMATION STUGY ADVGGATED   Baillie Urges Plan For Consideration Of Council.

All Available . Railroad Cars ‘~ Rushed Colorado   Being Used To Move Cattle From Region

eace Committees  0 Seek Accords   Progress Said Slow After Three Weeks

YUGOSLAVIA BLAMES U. S. FOR INCIDENT   Expresses Regret But Says U. S. Fliers at Fault

TITO MUST EXPLAIN FIRING ON U.S, PLANE   Yugoslays Claim Pilot O Plane Ignored Signals

CREW BLAMED IN “ACCIDENT”   Note Handed to U. S. Ambassador Blames Incident on Crew—Warns Against Planes Crossing Frontier Without Specific Authorization.

REPORT THREE ABOARD PLANE DIED IN CRASH   Demand No More American Planes Cross the Border Without Authorization <

SAYS ALLIES SEEK PUNISH ‘YUGOSLAVIA   Charge Made Over Border  Ouestion

America, France And Britain Are Flayed at Meet   Western Powers Are Accused of Trying To ‘Punish’ Ally

Development to Bring More Use of Aluminum \In Housing, Automobiles

Democrats Plan Their Campaign   Rep. Biemiller Assails State Republicans For Failure To Endorse Governor Goodland

Biemiller Tells Democratic Parley Badger Senator Would Support Taft For President And Get Ohioan’s Backing For Re-election

QUIZ FORMER SENATOR IN RAGEN CASE   Dan Serritella Mentioned in Statement of Race News Boss

Ragen Gives Info About Gangsterism In Chicago   Most Revealing Paper on Chicago Outlaws Furnished After He  Is Shot By Gunmen

GANG SHOOTING IS LEADING TO CHICAGO PROBE   FORMER ILLINOIS STATE SENATOR QUIZZED REGARDING ATTACK ON RACING NEWS  7 FIGURE

CAPONE SAID Ghitt OF GAMBLING MOB   Ragen Makes Charges in Chicago Following Slaying Effort.

GANGLAND WARFARE RENEWED IN CHICAGC   Ex-Senator Held In Shooting Of Race Track Bass

Persian?Army Takes. Capital Of Azerbaijan   Weicome to Tabriz Says Govefnor; Soviet Moves Now Feared

PERSIAN TROOPS TAKE OVER CITY   No Resistance Met By Army Invading Azerbaijan Capital, Tabriz

MO RESISTANCE ACOUNTERED  AT TABRIZ   Fears Voiced Russia May Take Hand ‘in Situation

NCE CAP.     ARMY ENTERS PROVE  ITAL WITHOUT ENCOUN “TERING THREATENED ~~ REBEL ATTACK

Creameries, Food Plants May Close   Thye Appeals to Washington For Quick Strike Settlement

Film Workers’ Strike Settled   Series of Clashes Marks Studio Walkout

Film Strike Settlement Reached   Film Workers to Return to Duties Wednesday

Public Hearings on Pearl Harbor Probe Concluded   Committee Will Study Record. Draft Conclusions

HEARINGS ARE CONCLUDED IN ATTACK PROBE   End Comes With Note Of Warning About  Intelligence

Probers End Hearings On Harbor Attack   Have Until June 1 To Prepare Report On Responsibility

Formal Hearings Are Ended By Pearl Harbor Commitiee   Senate-House Group Has until June { To Prepare Report; Army Officer Urges ‘‘Co-ordinated™ Intelligence Service

NEW WARNING !8 SOUNDED Hearings To Place Blame For Pearl Harbor Closed

Probers Conclude Hearings On Pearl Harbor Disaster    Committee Has Until June 1 to Try to Fix Blame for Success of Japanese Sneak Raid—Army Officer Warns U. S. Can Expect Another Attack Unless It Develops “a Co-Ordinated and Efficient Intelligence Service.”

Committee To Sift Evidence In ‘44 Attack   Need Stressed for Better Intelligence System in U.S.

Pearl Probers End  Formal Hearings   Senate-House Committee Has Until June 1 To Complete Report on Inquiry: Note of Warning Sounded by Intelligence Officer

Designs for Super-Altitude, SuperSpeed Planes Bring Super-Problems

Two Germans Will Be Tried For Massacre   Pair Held Responsible for - Slaughter of 335 Italians

Two Nazis Face Trial In Deaths Of 335 Italians   Alleged Triggerman   Ardeatine Cave Massacre Is Arrested

HOLD SUSPECT IN MASSACRE   Alleged Nazi Trigger Man Jailed As 2 Generals Face Military Court

TEMPERATURES   Two Brothers, Sister Perish In St. Joe River   Arthur Yost, 16, Fred, 15; Genevieve, 12 Are Victims Of Tragedy

TRAIN DERAILED, SEVERAL HURT   Four Chicagoans Admitted at Niles General Hoanital

PEACE MEET RESUMED AT SLOW PACE   Italian Economic Committee Becomes Involved in Debate About How to Divide Its Worth With Political Unit.

Peace Parley Drags Its Way Into 4th Week   Handling Of Phases Of Italian Treaty Brings Lengthy Discussion.

Peace Parley Opens Fourth Week's Debate   Argument Over Italian Treaty Puts Conference Definitely Into Low Gear Activity

Peace Parley In Low Gear   Italian Committee Becomes Involved in Lengthy Discussion

CONCILIATION COMMISSION ADVOCATED   Italian Treaty Chapter Division Is Debate Topic

PARLEY MOVES IN LOW GEAR   Conference Begins Lengthy Discussion on Division of Treaty Powers.

Italian Economic Issues Discussed At Paris Session   Delegates Agree That Political and Economic Phases of Treaty are Related.

PARIS TALKS SLOWED BY ITALIAN SITUATION   Debate On Division Of Work Occupies Committees

Peace Conference Enters Fourth Week, And Still Plugs Along In Low Gear

Peace Conference ‘Off in Low Gear   “Long Discussion Starts on "Method of Handling Ital ian Treaty    AN EAST-WEST SPLIT   ‘Finnish and Hungarian Treaties Also Are Considered

Italian Delegates Are Tangled in Peace Meet Talk   Conference’s Progress is Slow; Several New Parleys Begun

TALKS TIE UP PEACE PARLEY   Italian Treaty Division Debate Stymies Delegates

Conference On Italy.   Paris Delegates Into Fourth Week of Debate

World Peace Meeting Goes Into Low Gea   Enters Fourth Week’ With Italian Econamic Commission Leunching Involved Discussion

Peace Parley At Paris In Fourth Week   Discussions Are Expected To Be Lona

ITALIAN TREATY CAUSES PEACE PARLFY DELAY   Committee on Italy in Lengthy Debate on Various Parts af Pact

‘Court of Human Rights’ To Guarantee Personal Liberties Is Proposed   Designed to Enforce the Provisions of the Treaties, Which Relate to Citizenship, Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms

Peace Parleys Hit Low Gear In Fourth Week   Italian Board Is Involved in Long Discussion

Treaty Talk Highlights Beginning Of Fourth Week Of Peace Sessions

FRANCE COMPARED TO VERY ILL PERSON, TO BE GIVEN AID BUT REFUSED UNREASONABLE PLEAS

To Avert World Crisis Allies Must Aid France in Critical “Illness”

TRIES ANEW TO END FILIBUSTER   Senator Taft Hopes To Negotiate ‘Gentlemen’s Aareement’

BAKERIES TOLD THEY MAY CUT SIZE OF BREAD   OPA Authorizes Move. But Says Prices Will Not Be Reduced

Will Reduce Size of Bread, Rolls   U. S. Bakeries Receive  Government Permission

FORD AND UNION SIGN CONTRACT   CALLS FOR 18-CENT-AN-HOUR PAY BOOST FOR FIRM'S 103,000 EMPLOYES.

Ford and Union Sign 18-Cent Wage Contract   Security Provisions Included for Both _  “ Conipapy and Union

REMINDS COMMISSION   Hospital Fire Brought Under Control Quickly

WSs ACCUSED ESPIONAGE LAMERICA         hives stigation of (anada’ s Charges Demanded

Strikes Grow, lowa Service Stays Normal   Long Distance Lines Crippled; Emergency Calls Are Handled

Chinese Reds Level Another Blast At U.S.   Committee Is Bovcotted By Communists

Communists Level Blast at U.S.  Claim America Is Preparing China as a Base for Wai

Communists Level — Blast at U.S.  Claim America Is Preparing China

lran And Russia Will Hear Three Questions Asked   Council ‘Fe Proceed If Answers Not Received

Questions May Be Submitted By Council   Iran And Soviet Answers Expected To Be Requested

May Submit Questions To fran And Moscow   Authoritative Information On Current Negotiations To Be Sought By Council

russian Refusal To Submit Question To UNO Prime Concern Of Council

Byrnes Leads UNO Action For Showdown With Reds; Gromyko Misses Session   Gromvko Misses Meeting.

Majority Of Security Council Moves Toward Showdown Witt Russia Over lranian Issue   May Adopt Plan To Submit Three Specific Questions To Both Moscow And Tehran

DRIVE. TOWARD SHOWDOWN IN IRANIAN CASE   Sec. Byrnes Leads Majority In Seecuritv Counecil   Moscow -And Tehran To Be Asked Now To Act

‘Byrnes Leads the  Procedure   Council Will Ask Three Specific Questions of Moscow and Tehran  on Troops in Iran   Want Quick Reply   Russia Is Expected to , Find Graceful Way Out of Situation =<

UNO Seeking Way to Heal Soviet Break   May Submit Three Questions to Moscow and Iran Government

UNO Delegates Outline Three Big Questions   Plan to Go Along Without The Soviet

WILL GO AHEAD ON IRAN'S CASE WITHOUT SOVIET   May Submit Three Specific Questions To Moscow And Tehran; Truman Fully Backing  Byrnes’ Policies.

lranian Dispute Is Next Subject   Proposals Will Be Submitted To 2  Contestants   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

QUESTIONS MAY BE DISPATCHED TO SOVIET, IRAN   Byrnes Leads Drive To Find Solution To Problem; Reds Snub Meeting

Security Council Majority y Heads For Showdown With  Russia Over Iranian Case

Sec. Byrnes Takes’Lead In Handling  Iran Issue   Asking Of Questions Planned By Leaders

Three Questions. May Be Submitted to Both Moscow and Tehran, It Is Now Expected

COUNCIL GOES ON WITHOUT SOVIETS   Moscow And Tehran To Be Asked Three Questions   BYRNES   Seeks To Restore Harmony: Gromyko Fails To Show Up For Meeting

Public Sessions Are Resumed Despite Expected Boyeott by Moscow Aunbassader and Aides   Tehran-Moscow May Get Querie:   Would Deal With Current  Negotiations Between  Them On Withdrwal  Of Reds From Tran

Rotary President to Visit Butte  Montana to Honor Peaceitelk (‘leechemweem

Rotary President to Visit Butte   Montana to Honor English Clubman

UAW VOTING FOR PRESIDENT FEDERAL OFFICIALS SEEK TO AVERT THREATENED STRIKES

AUTO WORKERS ELECTION TODAY   Frantic Efforts Being Made to Avert Strikes.

POLICE FIRE ON FOOD RIOTERS IN ITALY   One Reported Killed, 14 Wounded at Bari—Officers Strike at Black Market in Rome.

ITALIANS RIOT FOR MORE FOOD   Police And Soldiers Oper Fire On Populace In Bari

Police, Troops Open Fire On Food Rioters   Italians Attempt To Storm City Hall At Bari

Riots Flare Up Again In Bari, Italy   Shortage Of Food Responsible; Cops Fire On Thousands

Italian Food Rioters Quelled By Soldiers; Appeal To US For Aid   Bari City Hall Stormed;: All Stores Closed To Add To Already Stringent Shortages; Women Urge Men To Use Guns For Food

Italian Soldiers, Police Kill One Rioter, Wound 14  Black Market Raids  Rome Also Mark Acute Food Shortage

ltalian Police Fire On Hunger Rioters   One Killed and Many In. jured in Demonstration at Bari.

Four U. S. Marines Killed i in Ambush On Chinese Road.   Tour-Hour ‘Attack Made  Upon Convoy; Seme  Marines Believed  Missing

Chinese Kill  A Marines In Truck Attack   U. S. Troops Escorting Convoy Beat Off Assault of Men in Communist Uniforms Near Peiping.

Other Marines Seriousiy Injured; Marines Said to Have Killed Sev eral Reds. -Recently.. “and   Attack Apparently  - Game In Retaliation. ~

Four Marines Dead, Others M issingAfterChinese Communists Stage Ambush Raid On TruckConvoy:   2 Officers Dead

TRUCK CONVOY QF AMERICANS BEATS OFF 300   Some Chinese Found Wearing Uniforms of China’s Communists

4 Yanks Dead, 19 injured      Attack On Trucks Lasts Four Hours; Some Are Missing

Marines Killed In 4 Hour Clash With Communists   Chinese Attack Truck Column From Ambush

Chinese Kill Four, Wound 19 Marines   Believe Others Still Missing

Four Marines Die In Ambush Chinese Fixed   Nineteen Others Wounded; Said Provoked By In trusions In Their Areas.

Chinese Reds Ambush Convoy: Kill 4 Marines   Nineteen Wounded In 4Hour Attack On Trucks  Near Peining.

4 US. MARINES KILLED IN CHINA BY COMMUNISTS   Leathernecks Ambushed On Way To Peiping

Band Of 309 Ambushes U. S. Truck Convoy   19 Other Yanks Wounded; Several Reported Missing

WOUND 19 OTHERS  FROM AMBUSH AT  HOHSIWU VILLAGE 100 LEATHERNECKS  ATTACKED BY 300 _ CHINESE SOLDIERS

Green Communist Uniforms Worn By Attackers In 4-Hour Assault On Convoy

Yanks Escape Chinese Trap   Four Marines Dead, 19 Wounded In Violent Engagement

Four Yanks Killed ‘And 19 Wounded In Convoy Attack   Attackers Struck Suddenly Wearing Uniforms of Chinese Communists

4 MARINES KILLED BY CHINA REDS   U. S. Convoy Is Ambushed by Ban Of ‘Red’ Chinese

Attackers: Wear Red  Uniforms  300 Sinos Hit Truck Convoy of 100 Leatherneck:

Marines Flee From Ambush, Near Peiping   Casualties. Total 4 Dead, 19 Wounded La Attacks By 300 Chinese Red»

Attack By Jnidentified Chinese Lea ‘es Four — Marines Dea*, 19 Hart

Chinese Reds Kill at Least Four Marines   19 Others Wounded When Chinese Ambush Truck Convoy of 100 Marines. Reported

Nineteen Other Leather necks Wounded In Vie* lent Four-Hour Attack 

Chinese Murder Marines  In Fight   Nineteen Are Hurt In Attacks On Truck Convoy

300 Chinese Troops Kill Four Marines in Ambush Attack on Truek Convoy

Violent Attack Is Made Upon Convoy   Attack By 300 Chinese, Some Wearing Uniforms Of Communists, Erupted “Like An Explosion”; Other Marines Missing

4 U. S. Marines Slain In Ambush  oe ihc. Waundedin Attack on Convoy by 200 Chinese

CHINESE. KILL FOUR MARINE IN AMBUSCADE   Convoy of 100 Leathernecks Under Four-Hour Surprise Blow.

Four Marines Die; Chinese Reds Ambush U. S. Convoy   Four-Hour Attack Leaves 19 Others -Wounded Monday

Chinese Band Attacks U.S.  Marine Force   At Least Four Killed  As Trucks AmbushedSome Attackers Wear Communist Uniforms   Not All Uniformed.

REDS BELIEVED BEHIND ATTACK ON U. S. TROOPS   At Least 19 Other Marines Wounded In Four Hour Attack Near Peiping; Chinese —_ Suffer C" maeen [dome

Chinese Kill Four Marines,  Wound Others   Four Hour Attack On Truck Convoy Southeast of Peiping

Four Dead, 19 Wounded After Group Strikes  Attackers Lie In Ambu sh And Hit

4 Marines Killed in: China Clash   Nineteen Wounded, Others Missing After 4-Hour Skirmish Southeast of Peinina

Marines Ambushed By Chinese      Four Killed and More Missing After Attack By 300 Soldiers On a 100-Man Truck Convoy

Americans Are Killed And Hurt at Hands Of Chinese Soldiers   Four or More U. S. Marines Slain, 19 Injured By Ambush of 300 Orientals, Some of Whom Wore Uniforms of Communist Army

Communists Are Blamed For Struggle   Red Official Blames Battle Upon Marines

300 Armed Chinese Kill Four Marines In Convoy Ambush   Some Attackers Wore Communist Uniforms Fve-Witnesses Reveal

Chinese Ambush - Marine Convoy;  »: Four Are Killed   Nineteen Wounded By Attackers, Reported To Be Wearing Communist Uniforms; Yanks  Eseane Annihilation By Fleeing Under Fire

4 Marines Killed as Chinese Armed Band Attacks Convoy   Ambush Fails When Yankees Beat Off Rush

Chinese Kill Four Marine:  In Ambush   Iruck Convoy Attacked by 300 Men, Some Wearing Uniform of Communists: Most Escape

MARINE CONVOY BATTLES 300 CHINESE IN 4 HOUR ATTACK   Several Marines Killed Or Hurt  By Attackers Who Lay In Ambush

4 MARINES DIE AS CHINESE BAN RAIDS CONVOY   19 Other American Troops Injured In Violent 4-Hour Attack   By TOM MASTERSON

Violent Attack Launched Upon American Group   YANKS ARE AMBUSHED BY ATTACKERS IN CORNFIELD

Chinese Reds Attack U.S. Marine. Convoy From Ambush: Kill Four, Wound 19

Leathernecks Ambushed by 300 Chinese; Marine Casualties Four Dead and Nineteen Men Woundec

200 Chinese Reds Attack 100 Marines   Four Americans Dead, 19 Wounded After Long Battle; Assault Was  Woall THe news aq  Se ees BO PARTE.

FOUR KILLED, 19 WOUNDED BY CHINESE   Truck Convoy of 100 Leathernecks Fight a Four-Hour Battle With Attackers Wearing Uniforms of Communists.

SEARCH ON FOR MARINES LOST IN CHINA FIGHT   Four U. S, Soldiers Dead After Troops Run Into Ambush re   Map on Page 14,

INDIAN AFFAIRS RUN INTO SNAG   British Cabinet Mission Faces Trouble In Plans For Independence

Indian Leaders Await Cabinet Mission's Plan   British Proposals for Self Government May Face Difficulties

India Waits: For Promised Free Nation   British Cabinet Mission Refuses Pakistan State

Indians Await ‘British Plans   Indian Leaders Waiting for Announcement of British Proposal 

Independent India Plan Is Awaited  Major Difficulties Viewed by Leaders

Harness Hits’ ~ OPA; Charges Favoritism ~      “Scores Confusion

Harness Hits OPA; Charges Favoritism   Fifth District Representative Scores Confusion

CHASING RUMORS   Big Flood This Year 7 Weather, Geological Bureaus Say ‘No’

WESTERN UNION STRIKE LOOMS   Mediator Named As U. S, Tries to Avert Tieup

TRUMAN IS BUSY WITH BIG FISH   Maintains Tight-Lipped Silence On Strike De velanmente

TRUMAN HUNTS DEEP SEA FISK   President Relaxes While Aides Carry on Their Battle With ‘John L’

Truman Silent On Coal Crisis   Speaks To Sailors At Key West; Inspects Submarine

TRUMAN ENJOYS FISHING TODAY   President, Winding Up Florida Vacation, Lands Some Big Ones; Recommends Reading Of Con stitution.

Truman After Deep Sea Fish   Silent on Coal; Tells Enlisted Navy Men Country Depends on Young People

President Goes Deey Sea Fishing While Hi: Cabinet Officers Fight Legal Battle

Mr. Truman  Goes Fishing   Relaxes in Florida While Cabinet Member: Fight Coal Battle

Reformatory Break Fails   Two Inmates Of St. Cloud Nabbed;  Dine Craamite Gincde

NAVY WINS FIGHT FOR MORE TEXAS CRUDE OUTPUT   Commission Grants Increase in State Oil Production

NAVY WINS FIGHT TO GET TEXAS OIL; NEW OUTPUT HIKE ORDERED  NUMBER OF DAYS FOR   NUMBER OF DAYS FOR CRUDE PRODUCTION IS RAISED FROM 21 TO 24

Every State Constitutional — Officer Except One Draws Opposition as Filing Closes

Arkansas To See Full Scale Primary Fight   79 CADIDATES FILED FOR ’ OFFICES OVER THE  STATE

Possible Legal Action Explored By Government      Miners Appealed To by Posters, Notices

Corning Mother's Note is Found   Funeral for Mother, 2 Children Friday

How to Build 2,700,000 Homes— Senators Have Varied Idea:   Wyatt Bill Runs Into Trouble in Comaress

“veryone Thinks Housing Idea Elegant, But Solon Hesitates to Grant Power:

Vice Premier Kardely Declares It Abandons Large Sections Of His People, To Italv

DUTCH DEMAND EQUALITY FOR SMALL STATES   Yugoslavia Announces Trieste Solution Not Acceptable

PEACE TREATY MEETING RUNS INTO TROUBLE   LITTLE COUNTRIES REVIVE DISPUTE ON EQUALITY

Proposal To Put Trieste Under International Control Opposed   SMALL NATIONS WANT THEIR INDEPENDENCE

SMALL NATIONS ARE WARNING GREAT POWERS   They Resent Will Of Great Nations Being Imposed on Them

Yugoslavia Will Refuse To Accept Trieste Plan   Chinese Reds Say They Fought U. S. Marines in Self-Defense

Warning Given To Big Powers Not To Dictate   Trieste Solution Rejected Because of ‘Italian . Oppression’

Yugoslavia Turns Down Compromise On Trieste   Big Powers Warned By Netherlands Not To Dictate  Ty, Small Powers

SMALL NATIONS RESENTFUL OF LARGE POWERS   Yugoslavia Declares She Will Not Accept The  Trieste Compact

Belgian Revives Equality Dispute  Warns Big Powers Not To Dictate

SMALL NATION ISSUE IS AIRED   Any Delegation Can Bring Up Matters Pertaining To Peace Treaties ; Under New Rules Change

Trieste Plan Is  Aiftacked  by Yugoslavia Small Nations Are  Opposed to Great Powers’ Acts

Yugoslavia Refuses Trieste Compromise, Parley Warned Of Domination by Big Powers   Kardelj Says Boundary Is Negation of Principle: for Which Nation Fought; Australia May Question Soviet Claim

Trieste Plan Turned Down  By Yugoslavia   Vice-Premier Attacks Big Four’s Decision; Dutch Warn Powers Against Dictation

Yugoslavs Fight  Trieste Decision   Netherlands Warns Big Powers Against Intimidation, Exoism

The President Calls Bowles Washington   Meanwhile Inland Steel Company Strikers Continue te Hold Out. Over Million Ide On Strike

More of Smaller Steel Firms Make Peace With Union   Negotiations With Inland, However,  Ends With Failure

1,800 More Of Steel Strikers Sign New Pacts   Individual Firms Agree To Wage Increases Of 1814 Cents Hourly.

Strikers Ranks Reduced When Contracts Signed  Government Talks to End Strike Being Continued

No Settlement Reached in Steel Strike   Ranks Are Reducec As Some Men Return to Work

Strikers’ Ranks Reduced When Contracts Signed  Government Talks   Government Talks to End Strike Being Continued

Steel Industry F eels Effects of Coal Strike  Many Made Jobless and Others Face

Steel Industry Feels Effects of Coal Strike  Many Made Jobless  and Others Face T weratt FPeaes Usaele

CONCEDE FALL OF CHANGCHUN   Ching Nationalist Regim: Admits Situation Grave in Manchuria

Fall of City to Communists is Now Conceded   Communications Severed Since Last Thursday

Changchun Fall To Communists Now Conceder   No Details Of Final Battle For Manchurian Capital Are Received

CHINESE REDS HAVE CONTROL ~ OF CHANGCHUN      GOVERNMENT CONCEDES _ ITs GARRISON WAS: DEFEATED IN BATTLE FOR MAN- ° CHURSAN CAPITAL

Passage of OPA Measure By House Is Expected Today   Administration Leaders Hope to Shoot Bill to Senate Tonight   PREDICT PRESIDENT WILL APPROVE BILL   Rent and Most Price Controls Would Be Reinstated Immediately

NEW OPA BILL TO BE PASSED RY NIGHTFALL   Indications Are Truman Will Sign New  Moasure

Prediction Made By  Rep.Ravburn   darkley Expects No Trouble On Senate Floor

House Set To Vote on  New OPA   Expect Bill to  Go to Senate by Nightfall; Truman Approvol Likely

Bilbo! ashes at “Dewey, Defends: Klan Principles   Mississippi Senator Hit: ‘New York-Governor's Positis,, ~~

BUTTER DUE T0 CONTINUE SHORT FOR SOMETIME   30-Million Pounds Less Will Be Allocated Civili _ans First Quarter

QUTLAOK FOR BUTTER DULL BEFORE APRIL   ALLOCATION IS CUT FIRST QUARTER OF YEAR

Civilian Butter Allotment Cut   Acute Shortage Seen During First Quarter

BUTTER SUPPLIES FOR CIVILIANS CUT   SHORTAGES IN SOME PARTS OF COUNTRY EXPECTED IN NEXT 3 MONTHS.

MAY TO APPEAR AT ‘EARLY DATE’   Announces His Intention of Explaining Relations with Midwestern Munitions Combine,

Naval Committee Recommending Fleet of 1,079 Ships While Appropriations Group Plugs for 965 Vessels

HOUSE'S NAVY BATTLE NEARS   Members Of Con gress Choose Sides On Number Of Issues

Could Make 70 To 3,000 A-Bombs During Year   Atomic Energy Commission’s Report Reveals Raw Materials Are Available   RIGID CONTROLS ARE NECESSARY  swearyrmeiy$w@rerrmyaT\

SENIOR CLASS GIVE ANNUAL PLAY ON OCT.   ‘The Mummy and the Mumps’ Is Comedy Title; List Cast And Committees

SENIOR CLASS GIVE ANNUAL’ PLAY TUESDAY   ‘The Mummy and the Mumps’ Is Comedy Title; Give Matinee Monday

Backed to the Wall Again By Price Control Legisfatiod They Don’t Tike

Texans 60 to Polls Second Time in 3 Days   Light Vote Expected On Veterans Land Amendment Today

French Crisis Ends as New Cabinet Forms   Three Parties Are Represented in New Government

WIFETO DIVORCE — FATHER OF QUADS   English Girl Hopes to Marry Yank Saan

POLITICOS SPECULATE ON EXTENT OF PRESIDENT’S POLITICAL ACTIVITIES

Deadlock Spurs ClO Strike Plans   Union Leaders See Littl Hope for Settlement  Before June 15

‘OUTH AMERICA ABOR PLEDGES MIP BOYCOTT   If Troops Man Struck Vessels

ClO Maritime Unions Gel Aid Pledae   Latin-American Labor Promises Support; Talks Deadlocked

Sea Unions Spur Plans for Strike   A. F.L. Group Accepts Negotiations Offer, — Ayerting Big Tieup —

Industry Brands C10 Wage Claims  As Nonsense   Predicts Drop in Cost Of Living; Congressmen Ponder Labor Program

UNO ASSEMBLY FACES TEST ON ATOM PROBLEM   U.S. Concern Over Keeping Secret May Stir Review Of Moscow Accord

U:N.O. Delegates, ‘With Atom Bomb In Mind, Convene In:  London To Start Peace Talk

UNO TO REVIEW MOSCOW PACT   US Group Concerned Over Safety of Atom Secrets

Atomic Bomb Issue Gets Attention At Security Meet   Representatives of 51 Nations Will Attend Firs Session of United Nations’ General Assembly Thursday; Many Problems Presented

Atomic Bomb 1s Foremost Subject At UNO Meeting   " Conference Will Open An London Thursday; To Start Operation: Of New Orannicntine

UNITED NATIONS PARLEY I$ NEAR   51 Deiegates To Begin ‘Lasting Peace’ Meeting at London Thursday

Moscow Review May Be Forced By UNO Group   Concern Over Atomic Se crets May Force This Is sue At Mecting.   51 MEMBERS THERE

UNO Delegates Seek fo Achieve Lasting Peace   Member Nations Send Envoys fo London Session

Fifty-one Member Nations Hope Thursday Will Mark Realization of Long-Dreamed-of (Goal —Lasting Peace.

Atomic Bomb Tops Agenda  At UNO Meet   Leaders Hope For Suecess In Achieving Peace Where League Failed

U.S. Delegates To  UNO Concerned  Over Atom Bomb Would Safeguard  Wartime Secret

A-Bomb Issue Top On UNO Topics as First Meet Nears   Review of Moscow Agreement May Be Forced at Conference

Atomic Bomb Issue Uppermost In Minds Of UNO Delegates As Meet To Seek Lasting Peace   Concern Of U.S. Delegates Over Guarding A-Bomb Secrets May Force Review Of Pact

United Nations Meet Thursday In London With Afomic Bomb Uppermost On Schdule

UNO Members To Strive For [Lasting Peace      Concern of American Dele: gales Over Safeguarding Atom Secrets May Force  Review of Moscow Paet

UNITED NATIONS = DELEGATES SET GUT ON PEAGE MOVE   Seek to Achieve the Hope and Dream of Mankind—itsting Peace.   WILL MEET THURSDAY    Members Hope to Succeed  Where the Okt League of Nations Failed.

UNO Sets Out On Its Career   Atom Bomb Issue First In Minds of Delegates Assemble for First Meeting

ATOMIC BOMB TO BE MAIN ISSUE IN UNO MEETING THIS WEEK  DELEGATES FROM 51 NATIONS SEEK WAY TQ LASTING PEACE

IRAN TRIBES — ~ STAGE REVOLT   GOVERNMENT RUSHES TROOPS TO AREA WHERE TRIBESMEN HAVE STARTED “WAR”

Truman Calls For Loan Approval  Outlines Advantages ‘Of Aid To Britan

President Asks  $3,750,000,000  lean [fo Britain More Credit For Lend-Lease Debt

Request Loan to Britain   Terms for Sum Of Almost Four Billion Not Unusual. President States

Urges Congress To Vote Nearly 4 Billion Loan To England   President Believes Agreement Would Improve Living Standards Everywhere, Expand World Trade

Approval of British Loan   Urges Prompt Action to Spur World Trade

TRUMAN URGES SPEEDY O.K. ON BRITAIN LOAN   Tells Congress Four Billion Grant Would Help Things Throughout World

Truman Asks: British Loan   . Says: it Would Lead  To Benefits-in Wase'ers Awe es 

$8,700,000,000 LOAN FOR BRITAIN GOES TO CONGRESS FOR ACTION  TRUMAN FOR APPROVAL; ASSERTS WHOLE WORLD WILL BE ASSISTED

Calls Loan Aid To More Jobs And Improved  Living Status   Urges Prompt Action on Financial Agreement

3 Billions Sought By President   Propesed Loan Appears Heading For Much Trouble

President Asks Congress to Vote Loan To Britain   Says. Would Lead: to Rising Standards of Living Everywhere

TRUMAN URGES LOAN 10 BRITAIN BE APPRAPRIATEN   Calls on Congress to Vote $3,750,000,000 as Way to Expand Trade   CREDIT ALSO PROVIDED   Declares It Will End London Controls From Imports Foreign Exchange

TRUMAN URGES CONGRESS VOTE BRITISH LOAN   Says Action Will Lead to Rising Standards of Living Everywhere

Congress Asked to Approve Loan   Would Mean Exparidec Production, Trade, Save President

War-Lease Expansion  Also Asked   Truman Says Loan Leads to Closer Unity of Allies

Vole British Loan, Plea Of Truman   President Urges Congress to Approve $3,750,000,000 Credit

Asks Huge Loan ‘To Great Britain   Truman Says Four Billion Bollars Would Aid World Trade   _U. S. TO PROFIT BY IT   * Credit Would Enable Both Countries to Expand  _ Markets

Truman Asks $3.75 Billion Aid To Britain   Loan Called Need Tx Expand Production, Consumption, Rising Living Standards

Truman Asks British Loan  Be Approved   Says $3.750,000,000 Will Bring Recovery Of World Trade and  Aid Permanent Peace

Of British Loan   Presi dent Deelare Ti ‘Wotild* Lead ‘to’ Expands -ed: Production, Con; *ooniniion: Fuwslevisent      R ising: Standard Living ‘Ever ~ywhere      “Great: Contribution: to Ee “tablisbment ‘of Permaat nt. ‘State Peace and.”

Asks Approval of British Loan   Trumin’s Request Sent .o Conaress

Truman  Asks Loan To Britain   President Declares Welfare of U.S. and World Demand a Solvent United Kingdom

TRUMAN ASKS FOR LOAN AND EXTRA CREDIT   Would Permit England To Move Along With U.S. in World Trade

President Urges Congress to OK Loan to Britain    Says Action Will Stimulate Trade, Boost Employment

President Appeals For Loan to Britain   Truman Tells Congress $3,750,000,000 Loan. Would. Be Long Step Toward Common Goal of Expanded Warld Trade: Urges Prompt Action —

TELLS CONGRESS MONEY IS NEEDED TO EXPAND TRADE   URGES APPROVAL OF NEARLY 4 BILLION FOR UNITED KINGDOM

Asserts Credit Will Prove Aid To Lasting Peace  Urges Congressmen To Exnedite Action

ASK CONGRESS TO APPROVE BRITISH LOAN   Message Says Credit is Needed to Provide For Expanded Production and Consumption

Prompt Actior Is Urged By President   Tells Congress Credit Will Mean  Prosperity

Expansion of World Trade Will Result   Britain Needs Credit Now to Continue, Says President in Message

Congress Asked To Okay British Loan   President, In Message, Says Loan Will Lead To Expanded Production, Consumption And Employment And Rising Living Standard

Calls it Move Toward Goal of Expanded Trade   House Chairman Urces Approval

DECLARES 4 BILLION LOAN TO BRING INCREASED PRODUCTION, CONSUMPTION AND EMPLOYMENT

‘Truman Asks  O-K Of Loan To British   President Says It Will Lead To Expanded Production, Consumption, Jobs

TRUMAN AaK GUNGHESG TD APPROVE LOAN   Says Aid to Britain Would Improve Living Standards Everywhere.

President Says Immediate Action Needed on Plan To Let Nearly 4 Billions ‘Go:

President Asks U.S. Loan Britain Nearly 4 Billion   Tells Congress It Would Mean Rising Standards Of Living Everywhere

Truman Calls for 34 Billion Loan To Great Britain   ‘Expanded World Trade’ Is Certain Result, He Avows

Truman Asks British Loan   Says It Would Lead To Benefits in Many Areas

Rising Standard Of Living Will Result, He Says   Prompt Congressional Action on Agreement Sought by President

Truman Asks Quick British Loan. Okay   Tells Congress England’s Need for American Credit Is Great and ‘Need Exists Naa’

President Asks Congress to Okay Loan to British.   Boost 'to Prosperous Living Everywhere, Truman Asserts; Wants Pramnt Artian

TRUMAN ASKED CONGRESS 10 VOTE LOAN TO BRITAIN   Would Lead to Expanded “Production, Consumption and Employment”.   AMOUNT Is. _$3,750,000,000   Permit This Nation and Britain to “Move Side By Side” Toward World Trade.

Truman Seeks Approval of British Loan   President Tells Solons Action Would Help / Standards of Living

JEWS, ARABS WOULD SHARE PALESTINE, SFT IMMIGRATION   U. S., BRITISH EXPERTS LAY PLANS; ACCEPTANCE OF NATIONS IS SOUGHT

Floods Set Back Crops   “Terrific Damage” to Topsoil Evident in All Ravaged Areas

Flood Damage Ts Extensive   Crops Given Big Setback From High Waters Of Last Week

43 VETERAN SS ‘TROOPS HANDED ~ DEATH DECREE!   Crimes Court Also Sentences 30 Nazis for Part in Ardennes Massacre

Military Court Dooms SS Troops For Killing 900   Crimes Committed During Last Offensive In Chrisimas Season Of 1944

Court Sentences 43 German SS Troops to Death  Slaughter of 900 U. S. Soldiers Brings Penalties

—AVENGE MASSACRE— 43 German SS Troops Given Death Sentences  Colonel Who Gave Order To Take No . Prisoners Among Those Doomed To Die

SS TROOPS SLEW YANK PRISONERS IN ARDENNES PUSH   Col. Joachim Peiper Among Those Sentenced to Die on Galiow-

Death Sentence Given 44 Nazis Who-Killed GE   SS Troops Slaughtered 900 Americans And Belgians During Ardennes Battle

43 VETERAN GERMAN SS TROOPS GIVEN DEATH SENTENCE   For the Slaughter of 900 American Soldiers and Belgian Civilians.   AT BATTLE OF BULGE   The Crimes Were Committed During Germany’s Last Offensive.

43 German SS Men fo Die for Killing Yanks   30 Others Sentenced To. Prison Terms for Massacre During Battle of Bulge

Military Court Sentences 30  To Life Terms   Germans Convicted of Ruthiess Murders of U. S. Soldiers, Belgians

PRISON TERMS SET FOR 30 OF CONVICTED MEN   Col. Peiper One of Nazis Doomed for Slaughter of 900

43 German SS ‘Troops Given  Death Penalty   American Military Court Hands Down Convictions For Ardennes Slaughter

AMER. COURT ORDERS 43 NAZIS HANGED      Participated In Malmedy  ‘Massacre

43 SS MEN ARE DOOMED TO DIE   Germans Convicted Of Slaughter Of 900 Americans And Belgians.

Death Sentence For 43 Nazis in Bulge Massacre   30 Others Get Prison Terms For Slaying of Unarmed U. 5: Captives

43 German SS Troops Must Die   30 Others Given Prison Sentences For Massacre During Battle Of The Buiva

MANY NAZI SS TROOPS TO DIE FOR MASSACRE   43 Convicted In Atrocity At Mal medy, To Die By Hanpine

SENTENCE 43 SS TROOPS 10 DIE   30 Others Get Jail Terms for Massacre of Gl’s

BULGE SLAYERS ORDERED HUNG   FORTY-THREE NAZIS SENTENCED TO DEATH

U. S. Military Court Sentences 43 Veteran SS: Troops To Die For Battle Of Bulge Slaughter

43 Germaiis Will ~ Die for Partin” Bulge Massacre   22 Other SS Troops Are Sentenced to Life Imprisonment at Dachau

43 SS TROOPS > TO BE HANGED   Found Guilty of Slaying GI's at Malmedy

COURT RULES 43 $8 GERMAN TROOPS USI DIE FOR SLAUGHTER   COMMANDER IS AMONG MEN DOOMED FOR 900 MURDERS IN BELCIUM

SS Men Given Death Penalty For Slaughter   American Military Court Sentences Troops For Ar. dennes Massacre.

U.S. Sentences 43 Nazi S.5. to Death   Germans Slaughtered American Soldiers And Belgians During Eottle of the Bullen

e t woanantinn of ACU  43 Germans Court Order   Col. Joachim Peiper, Who Gave Order for Slaying Of Disarmed Americans, Among Those to Die

Prison Terms Meted Out to 30 Others   750 Yanks anc 150 Belgians Shot Down in Ardennes

Murdered 750 Americans In “Bulee Battle”   Crinses Were Committed During Germany's Last Offensive Late In Yeur 194-1   Slaughtered 150 Belgian Civilians   Col. Peiper Ordered Fro. zen, Exhausted and Dis. armed GI Prisenera Shot In Snow

Mystery Surrounds Pauley Memoranda   Friends “Wish To Photostat It

Mystery Note Enters Pauley Naval Hearing   ICKES TESTIMONY WILL BE STUDIED BY OFFICIAL

Note of Mystery Bobs Up in Pauley Inquiry   Oil Man’s Friends Borrow a Copy Of Ickes’ Evidence

Note of Mystery Develops In Pauley Probe   Believe Supporters Seek Inaccuracies In Ickes Testimony

‘Mystery’ Bobs Up In Ickes-Pauley Tiff   First A-Bomb Test on Ships Set for May 15, Says Navy

New Mystery Bobs Up in Pauley Hearing   Truman Refuses To Withdraw Oil Man’‘s Nomination

Photostat Adds Mystery Note in Probe by Senate Group of Pauley’s Talents

Note of Mystery Enters Committee Study of Pauley   Memoranda Submitted By Ickes Borrowed and Returned By Supporters

tVE-POWER LOUNGH MAY MAKE TREATY   Secretary Byres To Press JapGerman Question   By JOHN A REICHMANN International News Service Staff Correspondents

VA May Appoint Own Appraisers  More Protection For Gls’ Loans Desired

15 Million Americans  Affected By Strikes In Metropolitan Centers

4 KILLED AS S. P. BOILER EXPLODES   Enginemen Die in Blast 9 Miles From Gila Bend

Probing Reports Argentina Gets U.S. Lend-Lease   Rumors Soviet Union Ship ping American Lend. Lease Goods To Argentina

LEND-LEASE GOUDS * BOING 10 ARGENTINA   Claim Soviet Union Is Naw Shipping U. S. Goods

U. 9, GOODS MAY BE GOING TO ARGENTINA   Russia Believed Shipping LendLease Supniies

ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF TITO REPORTED   OFFICIAL YUGOSLAV NEWS AGENCY DECLARES RUMORS ARE UNFOUNDED.

SENATE BANKING GROUP STICKS'TO OPA DECISION   Won't Rescind Vote to Lift Controls on Meat, Poultry

Senate Comittee Votes  To End Controls On Meat   It Also Proposes To Eliminate Curbs On Dair Products And Poultry; Move To Reconsider Action Meets Defeat, Ll To 7

‘Livestock Man Says Crisis is To Get Worse   Ceiling Removal! Said Necessary To Cattleman

Police Charge 2,000 Pickets In Philadelphia   Violence Breaks Out In Effort to Enforce Injunction of Court

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Police and Strikers Clash in Philadelphia

U.S. Is Pledged io Sit In on Palestine Talks   Many Conversations Have Been Held on Jewish - Arab Affair

U.S. To Join Palestine Talks  Byrnes Pledges Help o Solve Question

Tawes Loses To Washington Co. Newspaper Man   Publisher’s Running Mates, Hammond Por Atiorney General, and Lacy For Comptrotler, Victors   Baltimore Gives  OConor Vielory   Baltimore Mavor Republien. Standar d-besrer3 Markey GOP Senale Candidate

O’Conor And Lane Lead Democrats   Markey Far Ahead Of Field For Republican Senate Nomination

ly cate Bigst in Bradlord Area  B isin May Have . Set OF Dynamite

Survivors of Bataan Death 7 March Travel That Trail Again, But in Happier Times

Two Army Officers Retrace Bataan Death March, Find It Lined With Traqic Relics

NEW OINTMENT GOOD FOR BURNS   Acid Concoction Removes Dead Skin Painlessly Without Surgery.

Acid Ointment’ for Burns Which Takes Off Dead Skin Painlessly Announced   Brain Concussion Technique Found

NEW ACID OINTMENT DEVELOPED  Removal Of Dead Skin Affer   Burns Now Claimed Painless

AMBULANCE TRUCK CRASH KILLS ONE   Three Other Persons Injured Critically Near Princeton.

Industry Lags  With Mines Idle   Strike Will Cut Production One  Half in Two Weeks

CPA Chief Says Coal Strike May Cause: Inflation   Resumption of Mining Is Held Necessary. for High Production

Small Sees Inflation From Strike  Coal Walkout Abruptly Halts Production Rise

TRUMAN THINKS WORLD CAN GET LASTING PEACE   Cadets Told Military Leadership Is Needed

U. S. Bills Tite For Damages In Air Attack   Pay Up or Be Tried Before U. N. Council  Ultimatum to Slave

YUGOSLAVIA PRESSED FOR INDEMNITIES   Regrets Not Enough In Plane Fatalities, State Department Tells Belgrade.

Regrets’ Not Enough:  U.S. Insists on Attack indemnities, Yugoslavs

Reds Confirm Withdrawing. Prom tthe   Chinese Government Troops. Said to Be Taking Over City * In Manchuria

(Mukden Soviets  To Ouit Manchu   Report Says Chiang’s Men Takine Over Kev City

RUSSIA DEFENDS NANCHURIA GRABS ~INNOTE 10 U. §   Takes Position Eguipment Used by Japs Was War Booty and Red Army Was  Entitled to It.   MUKDEN SITUATION REMAINS OBSCURE   Soviets Declare Troops They Withdrew From City Will Continue On to Own Country.

Russia To Withdraw Army In Manchuria      Soviets Promise Evacuation Despite Conflicting Reports

Soviet Troops to Move Out of Manchuria   Official Assurance Brings Relief to Chinese Circles

DISORDERS DIE QUT IN MUKDEN   Chinese Take Over In Orderly Fashion As Reds Evacuate

With Diplomatic Dinner Trumans Open First Full White House Social Season

DINNER 15 GIVEN AT WHITE HOUSE   REPRESENTATIVES OF 30 COUNTRIES AND 38 OTI:ER GUESTS ATTEND.

POWER PLANT WORKERS QUIT AT PITTSBURGH   Power Supplies For Area Dwindling As Union Defies Court Order

lower Service ‘At Pittsburgh (cut By Strike   West Coast Shipping Slowgd By Walkout; Western Union Strike Voted

ClO BLAMES TRUMAN IN ANTI-LABOR CRIES   Steelworkers’ Report Also Slaps At Foreign Policy

Open Hearing On CIO Case   General Motors Charged With Unfair Practices

Claims Are Filed Against City  Actions Result of   Actions Result of April Vandalism

Claims Are Filed Against City   Actions Result of April Vandalism

Shortage Of Meat Seems To Be Very  Democratic   Millionaires, Opera Singers, Ranchers and Movie Stars Without Steaks

Fruit Plates and Brunswick Stew—  High and Low, Rich and Poor, Get No Meat

Meat Shortage Democratic   Rich and Poor Alike  Become Vegetarians

Millionaires, Movie Stars and Cattle Ranchers Have No Meat to Eat Either

Millionaires, Movie Stars, Cattle Ranchers Agree Meat Shortage Is Democratic and Eat Substitutes

PAUL V. DEAN GIVES UP POST AS FARM ADVISER   Resignation, Effective as of Sept 1, Submitted To Farm Bureat Board at Recent Mecting — Served 17 Years.

COST CONTROL AGENCY WILL BE CONTINUED   After First Test Vote House Proceeds Toward Action On Various Proposals For Amendments   WARNING IS SOUNDED

Price Breakdown May Panic Nation   Price Agency Head Fears ‘Stampede’ if Price Controls Fail

Amendment Provides Maximum Prices Must Reflect Current Production, Processing or Distributing Costs, Plus That Profit

GUARANTEE OF A REASONABLE PROFIT VOTED   OPA Chief Paul Porter Sees Danger Of Stampede Of Foolish Spending If Price Control Is Removed.

News Day And Night   Republicans, With Help Of Few Democrats Take Control On Floor   Vote Subject To Formal Roll Call   Porter Says Ending Of Con. trols Would Cause Stamnede Of Spending

House Votes Extension Of Nine Months   Same Time Limit On Companion Wage Stabil ization Act.

GOP Supports Amendments; Scope Limited   Rep. Rankin Moves To Kill Agency Overwhelmed In First Test Ballot

Profit Plan Is Written Into Measure .   Attempt by Rep. Rankin To Kill Agency Outright Voted Down

Turns Down A Proposal To Kill Agency   Action Yet To Be Tak. en On Many Drastic Revicionc

Republicans Take Control Of Measure   House Earlier Refuses to Kill Law on June 30

Kill Motion For Ending Life June 30   House Vote Subject To Formal Roll Call; Turn To Amendments

OPA Battle In Full Swing    House Votes to Limit.  Extension to 9 Months; Writes in Guarantee — Of “Reasonable Profit’

ODT Head Sees Crisis In Fall On Rail Lines   Freight Log-Jam of Huge Proportions Predicted by Johnson 

Federal Official Sees Freight Jam Of Critical Size During Fall Months Because of Embargo

Johnson Fears Railway Crisis May Last Year      Will Take Roads That Long To Recover From Coal Srike. ODT Sava

Rail Setback To Last Year  ODT Chief Expects _JFae.Jam af Freieht

Coal Strike’s Effects Due To Last Long  Irremediable Harm Already Done, Said Tiirectar af ONT

Freight Jam By Next Fall Is Predicted   Strike Settlement Won't End Travel Crisis, Johnson Says;  Million Cars Needed

Transportation Crisis  Expected to Last for Next Year or More   Freight Jam of Critical Proportions Forecast by Col. J. M. Johnson; Factors Causing Difficulties Cited

Strike Puts Railroads Year Behinc   ODT Warns Coal Walkout To Create Log-Jam OF Freight

Grave crisis in freighting  is predicted  ‘Strike effects -will be lastins’

Rail Chaos for Year Predicted In Coal Tie-Up   Log-Jam -of Freight Will Hit Peak: in Fall, ODT Director Says

FREIGHT CRISIS IS ANTICIPATED ON RAILROADS   Lines ‘Have Less Equip: ment Te Meet Demands, Johnsen Says   COAL STRIKE WILL BE FELT FOR YEAR

SINGLE AGENCY FOR VETS SEEN   Ohio Legislature May Grant Separate Bureau

VETS MAY GET STATE BUREAU   Room Shortage Delays Call of Special Session

What Will Bridge Gap Until UN Is Running Smoothly? . . - .  Passing Of UNRRA Poses Problem

UNRRA To Ce Te Rd  Ulve Up inate Santa Claus   Administrators Hope Other Agencies Exmhudyime ‘Sa  * a Will Take Gver          Fett

UNITED NATIONS RELIEF AND )REHABILITATION AGENCY HOLDS (LAST MEETING IN SWITZERLAND

UNRRA Life Growing Short But Hopes Other Agencies Will Take Up Fight on World Needs

LUZON POLICE © BATTLE REBELS   GUERILLA BAND ATTEMPTS TO TAKE OVER VILLAGE IN CENTRAL PART OF THE  > GSLAND

Outlaw Filipinos ~ Resume Fighting   Hukbalahaps Defy Author ity Of Philippine Government Police

IN 28TH ANNUAL MEET   5,000 Farmers from All Over. the Nation at San Francisco

SAY ALBANIA WILL RESIST ZOG TREATIES But Is Willing For a New Parley

riouse Approves  Millions for School Lunches But Not  Cent for Spinach

General Shimomurs Arrest Ordered By Gen. MacArthur  Former Jap Minister To Face Trial as War Crimes Suspect

Gen. MW Arthur Orders Arrest Of Shimomura   Japs’ Post-Surrender War Minister Wanted As War Crimes Suspect

ORDERS ARREST OF SHIMOMURA   Accused Of Signing Papers For Doolittle Fliers’ Execution  -am sh bt te om ee

EX-OFFICIAL OF JAPAN IS WAR CRIMES SUSPECT   Pest-Surrender War. Minister Gen. Shimomura Said to Have. Ordered Execution of Three Doolittle Raiders

MacArthur Orders Arrest  Of Shimomura   In Command When Doolittle Fliers Were Executed

More Japs To Be Arrested   Including Shimomura, In Charge of 13th Army When Doolittle Fliers Slain

Jap Arrested For Death Of Doolittle Men  Gen. Shimomura To Stand Trial

BITTER RED ATTACK ON CHIANG KAI-SHEK IS CALLED THREAT TO PEACE THROUGHOUT ORIEN!

‘Red Blast At . Chiang Might _  ‘Rupture Truce      _ Charge Nationalist  Leader Has “Lust For Battle and Slaughter”

Grotind and Air Teams Hunt for Missing Airlmes   Plane Vanishes in Storm; 500-Square-Mile Mountain Area Combed

Hills Scoured For Airliner   Vanishes Near Port; 11 Persons Aboard

Rescue Teams Sent Out to Find Missing Plane, in Which 1] Are Feared Fost

AIRLINER FATE STILL UNKNOWN   Transport Carrying 11 Persons Vanished Early Wednesday Morning in Blinding Rainstorm — Pilot was Familiar with Region.

Bandits Shoot Couple on Wilderness Honeymoon, Wife Dies in Arms of Mate in Southwest Mexico

BRIDEGROOM: TELLS HOW YOUNG SPOUSE DIED IN HIS ARMS   Bandits in Mexico Shot Woman in Wilderness; Husband  Sought Help

Honeymoon Ends in Tragedy As Bandits Slay Young Bride  New York Artist's Wife Fatally Shot  ee ee  es ered Car Se  ener Ciera Yee pra

American Bride Slain by  Mexican Bandits During . Honevmoon Trip on River

Gun Attack Fatal +o- Bride...  Couple Shot At iy Mexican Bandits on River Trip

TEMPERATURES   Shot By Bandits, Victim Dies In Husband's Arms   Couple Attacked In Lonely Region Of Southwest Mexico

Artist Tells How Mexican Bandits Shot His Bride on Canoe Trip Down River

American Officer, Girl Found Dead At Nuernberg   Artist Tells Of Bride's Murder By Bandits In Mexico

Artist’s Bride Dies In His Arms After Being Attacked By Three Mexican Bandits

New York Artist Says Bandits Shot  Wife in Mexico   Following Shotgun Blast Which Tore Off Her Left Shoulder She  Lived for Hours

New York Artist Describes How His Bride Was Shot by Mexican Bandits

a a  Young Bride Slain by Bandits  ew ass tad hy Mesked Trio in Mexican Wilds

Ousted Attorney Says Big Names Hidden in Anti-Fascist Probe   Bitter Statement by Assistant to Tom Clark Lists Burton Wheeler with Nazi Plan To Defeat FDR in Elections

Says Grand Jury Probe Was Blocked   Claims Sedition Report Was Suppressed When Clark Saw Names.

ALTOONA TO BE HOST TO MOOSE CONCLAVE   15,000 Lodgemen Expected To Attend Convention

Express Strike Threat Heads For U.S. Action      Walkout Is Set for Friday; Plea for Coal Fails to End Deadlock

RAILWAY EXPRESS CALLS STRIKE La Guardia Plea Fails To End Miners Walkout

Soft Coal Strike Still Deadlocked  LaGueardclia’s Plea   LaGuardia’s Plea Turned Down

TO GET ACTION IN COAL TIEUP   Mine Deadlock Holds Despite Plea Of UNRRA Head

Army Engineers Pian Huge Red River Protects   ¥ FLOOD CONTROL PLAN IS TO BE STARTED IN SECTION

Red River Control  Plan Presented By  Army Engineers Would--Prevent  ‘Disastrous Floods Ae En TQAE

PATTERSON ANGRY AT SLAV ATTACKS   } . ‘Renews Plea fer Universal Milttery: TrotAing

MEMBERSHIP IN LEGION T0 BE UPPED 10 2.000   Drive Inaugurated by Dinner to Be Held on Oct. 1

‘MORE RAINY WEATHER   Temperatures Expected to Remain in 80s Today and Tomorrow

Sigler Summons Six More Witnesses Against McKay In Conspiracy Case

SIGLER HUNTS SIX WITNESSES   Ordered Called By Trial Judge; Defense Fights Phone Testimony

FSA Supervisor Quits Post Here   Velch Resigns On July I; Anderson Appointed.

FSA Supervisor Quits Post Here      Welch Resigns On J uly 1; Anderson Appointed. ©

Successor For Missing Chief Of Chinese Secret Police is Selected

Dead or Nof, His Successor Named  much Mystery Yet About  ee a! ee ae oe

RUSSIA AND U.S. RESUME ARGUMENT ON IRANIAN GASE   France Asks That Matter Go To The Secretary-General For Investigation

May Drop Iranian  Charges   Doubtful That Security Council Can Retain Case On Its Agenda

UN Council Due to Drop Iran issue   Both Russia and Iran Demand Case Taken Off Agenda

Complaint’s Withdrawal Upsets Plan Of Hearing   U. 3. Protests Move; Experts Are Called

U.S. Opposes Russ Proposal To Drop Case   Doubt Expressed U.N. Council Can Study Issue

TURKEY FROWNS ON SOVIET PLAN   TURKISH NEWSPAPERS SAY NATION WILL REJECT STRATI'S PROPOSAL MADE BY MOSCOW

TURKEY WILL REJECT RUSSIAN PROPOSAL   Refuses To Share Military Bases Along Dardanetles

Association President -Asks Removal of Price Control on Oil Products

DECENTRALIZATION OF INDUSTRY WILL BE FUTURE TREND   Babson Cites Reasons Why Industry Is Apt To Move From Big Centers Into Small Cities and Towns.

BABSON’S Authentic Statement Copyright—-1946—Publ RARQON 246 —Publighers Financial Buréau, Inc.

Expansion In Industry Big Problem Now   DECENTRALIZATION IS DISCUSSED BY BABSON

HEIRENS INDICTED IN DEGNAN SLAYING   STUDENT REPORTED CHARGED IN SECOND BILL WITH KILLING EX-WAVE.

Russ Give Up Veto Claim on Fniorcement   No Need te Oppose Disarm Methods, Once Plans . Made

MOLOTOV IN FURTHER CONCESSIONS   To Give Up Veto On Enforcement Of Disarmament

‘SPIRIT OF HOUDINI  FAILS TO APPEAR   Seance Held by 138 Detroiters ir Futile Effort to Contact Magician’s Ghost.

CUT NOVEMBER DRAFT CALL TO 15,000 MEN   Army Reduction Due to Enlistment of Nearly Million Volunteers in Last Year.

Confident Dewey Carries Campaign To Southern Tier   Governor Says GOP Vic tory Drums Are Sounding Throughout State

Owners Say Lewis Will Destroy Jobs   More Eastern Hotels Strikebound, West Coast Shipping Strike In Second Month

STATE POLICE NOW HAVE ‘PHONE SYSTEM   Private Mobile Telephone System is Inaugurated By Gov. Martin  8a arraatar sad Crerae reser

Steel Mills Reel Under Coal Strike  - Cutbacks Range  To 50 Percent

Cut Back Of Stee] Ingot Output Ranged Up To 50 Percent; Thousands Of Steel Workers Have Been Fuwrloughed   100,000 IN AREA FACING IDLENESS

THOUSANDS OF STEEL WORKERS ARE LAID OF!   Million Expected to Be Unemployed by End Week

STEEL PLANTS CLOSING DOWN LAYOFFS HEAVY   Drastic Dimout Orders Go Into Effect Monday Night

Nation Reels From First Strike Blow   Rail Transport At Virtual Standstill  Over Nation

Critical Food Situation — to Develop in A Week   Negotiations Resumed in Washington White House Announces

Basic Industry Reels Undet Impact Of Devastating Soft Coal Strike   Million Will Be Jobless In Week   Chicage Hard Hit By Rail Curtailment; East Will Dimout Tonight

Coal Strike Causes Lay Off In Steel Mills   Estimate Million Unemployed in U. S. By End of Week

SERIOUS FO SITUATION FEARED   All Industries Threatened With Shutdowns   PEOPLE STRANDED   In Large Cities Of U. S.; No Cars Carrying Live Stock Leave Chicago

FOOD SHORTAGE FACES U.S. AS IMPORTS STALL   Railroad Cars Of Perishables Stand. Idle; In‘dustrv Is Hit

Strike Halves Ingot Flow at Some Hearths   Thousands Out Of Work—Many Furnaees Banked

Nation Reels From First Effects Of Rail Union Strike   Industries Hard Hit, Food Spokesmen Fear Widespread Suffering If Continues

Steel Production Reeling from Coal Strike As Fuel Shortage Cuts Ingot Output in Half

STEEL WORKERS ARE LAID OFF, FURNACES CLOSE   Railroad Employes Forced Off Jobs By Train Cuts; Other Industry Hit

120 Steel Furnaces  Are Cooled   Unemployment Spreads Through Industry; Ingot Rate Falls 23 Pet.

Steel Industry ‘Reels Under ‘Strike Impact   120. Furnaces Down; Thousands of Plant Workers Furlourhed

Coal Strike Hurts Steel Production   Transportation Over Nation Curtailed; Some Schools Close

Mail, Food Services Hit  Hard In Snarl   New Conferences Now In Progess In Washington

Manchurian War Plants Stripped By Reds, Says Ousted U. S. Reporter

RUSSIANS LOOTING MANGHURIA AREA, GI WRITER STATES   Heavy Industry Sent To Soviet, Declares Wilson.   RED ARMY SPEECH IS QUOTED TODAY  “Otay Out” of Revion. Is   “Stay Out” of Region, Is Hinted In Talk By Marshal.

REPORTER FINDS SOVIETS MISUSE LIBERTY CHIDS   Reds Transport Manchurian Plants in Them, Asserts U. S. Army Writer   VISIT NOT SCHEDULED   Stars and Stripes Man Files Revealing Story After Being Ejected

'Reds Shipping Manchuria Loo! in U:S. Craft, Says Reporter   Correspondent Charges Russians Leaving: Area With No War Manufacturing Plants

Terrority Is Stripped Of War Material Plants   Reporter, Ousted From - Area, Thinks Soviets Have No Intention of Ouitting Area

Writer Says USSR Stripping Manchuria of Heavy Machiner)   Material Is Being Shipped on Liberty Shins ta Viadivostok

‘Army Reporter Says Russians Are Stripping Manchurian Heavy Industry, Shipping Material Home

UNO BOGS DOWN ON SOVEREIGNTY   Bevin Falls Asleep As Debate Lags;-American Site Is Next Big Topic

UNO COUNCIL STILL ~ BOGGED IN DEBATE   Chances: for Adjournmeén’ he he Camm Elion

Security Council Stays In Session   Hearing Syrians’  Analo-French Chorae

TRUMAN, FARLEY MAY TOP TICKET IN AD PANDAICK   President Has No Comment on Speculation, He Tells News Conference   OTHERS MAY HESITATE   Prospects for GOP Victory Seen Likely to Narrow Field of Democrats

Truman-Farley Ticket Looms as 1948 Possibility   President's Comment To Newsmen Points To His Availability

Washington News Roundup  Truman Is Considering  1948 Candidacy, Rumor   President Declines Comment on Question at News Conference

Truman-Farley Team Is Foreseen As Democrats’ 1948 Presidential Ticket

Truman, Big City Easterner May Be Democratic Team  President Sidesteps Question About His Political Intention

Truman Says 'No Comment" Regarding ‘48; Bia City Easterner Seen as Running Mate

President Has No Comment When Asked If He Will  Accept Nomination   Capital Thinks He'll Make Race   Trouble May Lie Ahead, But ‘Chief kxecutive Appears  9 To Be Enjoying His Job

Ellwood City Plans Comeback   Form Non-Profit Group To Offset Loss When National Tube Leaves

See Lruman] iutervention. Necessary io Save OPA ‘Bills in House and Senate’

Eight Die In Four Days Of Long Weekend   Six Fatally Injured On Oklahoma Highways, One Is Drowned, One Suffocated

Disorders In Tamaulipas Get Attention Of Camacha   Governor’ Gonzalez Is Expected To Confer With President Today On Disturbances

Belgian Government Resigns After  Leopoldist Catholics Lead Election

Rightists Gain in Belgian Po Poll   Pro-Leopold Party Is Far Short of Needed Maiority, However

RIGHT WING MAKES GAIN IN BELGIUM   Catholic Party Gets More Seats in the Chamber of Deputies, but Control of Legislative Group Remains in Doubt.

BELGIAN KING'S PARTY GAINING   Control Of Chamber 0 Deputies Still In Doubt

BELGIUM FAVORS RETURN OF KING   VOTERS BACK PARTY PLEDGES TO BRING LEOPOLD HOME

Referendum On Return Of Leopold to Throne © Likely to Result From Victory in Election

Party Pledged to Leopold's t's Retum 10 Throne Leads in Bel in. : BE ! : n ceciOn

King’s Backers Win In Belgium  Right Wing Catholic Party Gains Seats

King Leopold's Party Wins In Belgian Election   Monarch May Return To Throne

Catholics Lead In Belgian Vote  Party Short, However, Of Chamber Maiority

CATHOLICS LEAD ~ INBELGIAN POLL   Parfy Pledged Return of Leo gald ta Throne

CATHOLIC PARTY LEADS BELGIUM   Group Is Pledged to Return Kine] eanal 4

Premier Acker Resigns His Gov't As Nearly -Half.of Deputy Seats are Won By Catholics ‘Pledge’ t6 Oust-Resist‘ance Moveinent [Leaders and Return Leopold To Throne.

Elections In [linois True to Form   Biggest Vote Getter On GOP Ticket Is Naval Lieutenant

ILLINOIS HOLDS PRIMARY VOTE   Organization Entries Win Nominations

Sabath Again Party Choice   Dean of House, 80, Wins Re-Nomination

GERMAN VOTERS ARE APATHETIC   American Zone Decides Kind Of Democracy Desired

Storm Signals   R age North      Weatern Tip Of Cuba Hit Coast Residents Prepare To Take Shelter.

STRONG WINDS ROAR TOWARD FLORIDA COAST   Expect Storm to React State Around Midnight

Florida West Coast Braces For Hurricane   100-Mile-an-Hour "Wind Is Racing Toward Peninsula After Lashing Western Tip of Cuba Last Night.

£100 L0UP fits  Hurricane Headed Toward Florida Coast: May Skip NE

STORM AIMS AT FLORIDA COAST   Hurricane Due on Coast a Midnight; Island Homes Being Vacated.

General Bradley  Denies Veterans To Be Dismissed Rumor Non-Service   Connected Cases Denies By Veterans Head

‘Los Angeles Murder ‘Mystery Is "Beliesed Solved   Sherift’s Deputy Signs Confession and Then Takes Officers to Spot Where Wite’s Hands, Head Are Buried

Lewis Demands Highest Wages, Shortest Hours   UAW Will Bargain  For ‘Best Increase’

Lewis Makes Only General Demands  Merely Asks Highest Pay And Shortest

Lewis Makes Only General Demands   Merely Asks Highest Pay And Shortest  Hours Possible

‘Lewis Lays Down Generalized Demands For Coal Operators To Meet To Prevent Strike   Makes No Concrete Pay Boost Proposal Before Bituminous Coal Wage Conference

LEWIS AMAZES COAL INDUSTRY   Mine Union Chieftain Lays Down Nine Generalized Demande

Industry Studies Lewis Issues   Actual Work May Be Off Until Next Week

Lewis Pulls Big Surprise   Mine Chief Asks for Highest Pay and Shortest Hours Possible

Just Asks Highest Wages Possible... .  ‘Lewis Leaves Coal Mine Operators To Study His 9 Unspecific Demands

LEWIS SURPRISES COAL INDUSTRY BY TONE OF DEMANDS   ‘Miners Seek Highest Pay ond Shortest Hours They Can Get

s Wage  Ritise, Reduction  OF 54-Hour Week   No Specific Figure Given; Health and Welfare Fund, ‘Paid Vacations. Othee Adjustments Asked...

Coal Miners To Ask More Pay, Shorter Work Hours  Lewis Surprises Operators; Makes

LEWIS LAYS DOWN BROAD TERMS FOR A NEW CONTRACT   Union Committee To Bargain For  Best Terms They Can Get He Says

Wage Demand 0} Lewis A Puzzle   Only Highest Pay, Short Hours Listed

Allied Council Is Launched by Gen. M’ Arthur   Its Function Is to Advise Commander

Allied Counci Set in Motion By M’Arthur   General Launches Tokyo Meeting With World Peace Plea

Aly ADVICE UFFERED FOR JAP CONTRO!   MacArthur in Opening Speech Asks Nations to Give Up Right to War.

Four. Power Allied  Council Launched .  Russians Offer M’ Arthur Advice As Council Meets

Thinks Only Such Renun:ciation Can Prevent World Destruction; Soviets Warn Against Jap Reactionaries.

ussians Warn U.S. f Jap Reactionaries: acArthur Is Boss    ur-Power Allied Council Will Held Next Session April 17; Russians Withdraw Ban on Newsmen; Will Check Membership of Diet

ADVICE GIVEN BY 4-POWER ) COUNCIL   Stirring Plea For Peace Made By General   ALL NATIONS   Must Renounce Sovereign Right To Wage War, Says Supreme Commander

M Arthur Keeps Jap Command  Ca Ils On All Nations  S.... _._. ase

MacArthur Asks War Be Banned   Group to Advise Supreme Commander; Russia Gives Advice

Reds Propose New Policies For Japanese   Suggest Changes as MacArthur Opens 4-Power Allied Council

M Arthur Informs Allied Council He Refains Command   Russian Delegate Presents 4 Pieces Of Advice to Doug

REDS WITHDRAW REQUEST TO BAR NEWSPAPERMEN   American Commander Urges Nations to Renounce Right to Wage War

Allied Control Japs Launched By MacArthur   Commander-in-Chief Urges Right to Wage War Be Renounced by Nations of the World

ALLIED COUNCIL OPENS IN JAPAN   MacArthur Pleads For Nations To Renounce Rights To War   RUSSIA MOVES FAST

Soviet Seeks Policy Changes In Japan Rule   MacArthur Says FourPower Council’s Function Is To Advise Him.

RUSS PROPOSE POLICY CHANGE TO MACARTHUR   General Pleads For All Nations To Renounce  Right To War

Ask Nations Waive Right to Wage War   MacArthur in Stirring Appeal at Opening of Allied Council

RUSSIANS ASK POLICY CHANGE AT ADVISORY  COUNCIL TODAY   Give MacArthur Four Pieces Of Advice After His Speech To Meeting

MARTHUR GETS SOVIET ‘ADVICE’ FROM COUNCIL   General Asks All of Nations To Renounce War As He Opens Groun’s Work

REDS MAKE BID AS MARTHUR OPENS COUNCIL   Seeks Changes in Jap Setup as U, S. Leader Asks —nd to All War.     R

Jap Council  Functioning   MacArthur Advisory Group Hears Appeal

MacArthur And 4-Power Group Meets   Group Told Function Would Be to Inform Him While Commander

Russia Warns Of Reactionary Forces In Japan   General MacArthur Reminds Council He Retains Unchallenged Command

OFFER ADVICE TO M’ARTHUR IN 1ST COUNCIL SESSION   WITHDRAW REQUEST TO BAR PRESS AT BRITISH SUGGESTION

MacArthur Opens Allied Control Body   Function to Advise Him, He Says—Retains Command

Russia Advise: Varied Changes In Nippon Aree   ‘Derevyanko Plea Follows Appeal By MacArthur For Repudiation Of War

MacArthur Sets Advice From Newly. .aunched  4-Power Allic 1 Council

LAUNCHED THE FOUR-POWER ALLIED COUNCIL FOR JAPAN   Gen.” MacArthur Notified I That Its Function Would Be to Advise Him.   FOUR PIECES OF ADVICE      All Offered By Russia Whose Delegates Warned of Increasing Activity.

Advisory Function For Allied Council   MacArthur Retains Command, Gets Advice From Russians

FULL POWER 10 Be nePl BY M ARTHUR   General Launches FourPower Control Council for Japan, but Says Its Functions Will Be Strictly Advisory.

MacArthur Pleads for Renunciation ~ of War by Nations   Supreme Pacific Commander Opens Four Power Council

Says Criticism Of U. $. Policy ls Preiudiced   Control Council To Meet Publicly Despite Russian Objection, Yank Leader States

MacArthur Announces  Jap Board   Launches Allied Council  To Govern Japanese;  Urges All Nations To  Renoaunce Warfare

MacArthur Urges Nations To ‘Renounce Right To Wage War   Thinks Only Such Renuii - ciation Cain Prevent World Destruction; Soviets Warn Against Jap Reactionaries.

Allied Council Offers Advice To MacArthur   Reds Would Exclude Press And Hold New Elections If Needed

Unchallenged Command Kep By MacArthur   Opening Address By MacArthur Plea for Nations to Renounce Right to Wage War

Russia Gives Advice Upon Jap Control   Four-Powered Allied Control Council Meets and Russia Answers Message Given bv MacArthur.

Aihied Council For Japanese Is Activated   Group Will Advise General’ MacArthur While He Relains Unchallenged Conunand

YANK GENERAL HOLDS COMMAND   MacArthur Says Council Function Is To Advise Him

COUNCIL FOR JAPS MAPPED BY MARTHUR   Russian Delegates Warn of “Increasing Activity of Reactionary Forces In Orient"   ELECTION IS PLANNED

Meeting of Council for Japan Starts   Gen. MacArthur Launches Four Power Conclave by Annonneing That It Is For Advice Only

Four-Power Allied Council for Japan Launches Program   Russia Chary Over “General Situation” And Proposes Policy Changes to MacArthy:

‘Mac Boss ‘In Japan, Control  BodyTolcd   Russian Delegate Promptly Gives 4 Pieces of Advice

New Council Launched By MacArthur  Russians Quick To  ry... ¥ ges A It

RUSSIANS CANT PUSH M’ARTHUR OR SHAKE RULE   Allied Commander Informs Reds, Others He'll Retain ‘Last Word’ in Japan

Russia Asks Changes In Policy for Japan   Proposal to Bar Press: From:ControlCouncil . Sessions Rejected; MacArthur. Pleads For All. Nations to Renounce: War. Retains His’ Seen

Wolf Hunter, 15, ls Lost in Wilds   Boulder Junction Boy Disappears on Sunday

Ne oroes Are Beaten In  Alabama Riot   Nine Leaders Of Mob Arrested Afier  Street Fighting

Race Battle . Is Stopped   Quick Mobilization Of Police Credited

BARNEY OLDFIELD DIES IN CALIFORNIA   Oldtime Auto Speedster Is Victim Of Heart Attack

FAMOUS BARNEY OLDFIELD DIES   Heart Attack Fatal . to Veteran Car Racer

Jury in Murder Trial Of Mrs. Doris Bradshaw Deadlocked; Dismissed

AURORA BOREALIS SETS WIRES GRAZY   Phenomenon Strikes Communications Facilities

Training  Program  Attacked   Military Plan Hit By Senator And Communists

Reds Attack Universal Training Plan   “Commies” Claim U. S. Military Preparations Scare World to Death

Communists Out To Bar Peace Army   Oppose Universal Ae pte On Grounds U. 8S. Plans Scares The wr, weld

U.S. Reds To Wage Fight On Universal Law   COMMUNISTS IN NATION OPPOSE MILITARY TRAINING

U. S. TRAINING PLAN ATTACKED BY COMMUNISTS   Reds Charge That Army, Navy. ‘Brass’ Want War

American Communists Attack Military Training Plan, Public Ownership

Jews Driven Aboard Ship By Tear Gas   Immigrants Sét Off Bombs In Attempt. To Sink Transport

‘JEWS EXPLODE BOMBS IN HOLD OF TRANSPORT   Gas And Fire Hose Used To Transfer Illegal Entrants To Ship

RIOTING JEWS TRY TO WRECK REFUGEE SHIF   Two Bombs Fail To Cause Damage Or Casualties Off Haifa

J ews Alfempt to Scuttle Vessel  Immigrents Driven Aboard Transport

Refugees Set Off Bombs in Vessel’s Hold   Transport Turns Back to Haifa After Half Hour at Sea

Wisconsin Editor Is Chosen New  Leader Of Elks   Broughton Wins Honors For Work

ee  AFL Goes To Bat For Poor Pilots Who Ask Only $18,500 and Expenses

Salinunemeiibetiaem:= on  HIT BABY’S HEAD ON FLOOR BECAUSE SHE CRIED, MOTHER SAYS

FRENCH CiViL SERVANTS ARE MADE SILENT   Blum Orders None to Give Interviews or Hold Press Conferences Without Authority From Him Personally.

French Premier In Control Of Interviews   Must Authorize  Press Release By All Officials

Jap Repatriate Diplomats Have $500,000, Charges Graff   Given Preference On Spanish Ship

Union Orders Packers Strike  For Tomorrow   AFL Meat Cutters To Leave 6 Packing Houses At 12:01 a. m. ;

Made Against 6 Large Meat Packer Plants      Every Effort On Unions ‘Part. Has Been Made Te Avoid Strike.   ‘OFFERS NOT ACCEPTED

200,000 MORE JOIN NATION'S\ STRIKE RANKS   Electrical Workers Begin Walkout; . Labor Strife Idhe Total Near 600,000

Meat Packers Are Ordered fo Strike Tonight   All Efforts to Avoid Walkout Fail, Union Officials: Declare

AFL BUTCHERS TOLD TO JOIN ClO UNION IN WALKOUT TONIGHT  PACKINGHOUSES OVER NATION TO BE HIT  py TINTING

Officials of U. S. Seeking  Compromise   AFL Butchers Notified To Join Walkout At Midnight Tonight

NOTIFIED TO. STRIKE   Meat Cutters Union Asks Local Units to Walkout at 12:01

Ahead On Meat Strike   AFL to Join CIO in  . Walkout Scheduled to Begin Tonight;. Efforts To Halt Strike Go On

Call Strike of Meat Cutters for ‘Early Wednesday   328,000 Workers Are Set to Walk Out At 12:01 A. M.; Wage  Digcucsinn«e Cantiniua

AFL Strike Ordered Against Six of Large Meat Packers   Begins at 12:01 Wednesday; Federal Conciliators Still Trying to Halt Strike Called by ClO Packing Workers

Electrical Strike For Wage Increase  Sends 200,000 Ow   600,000 Now Strike -IdleAcross United States; Packers Out Tonight   PU rnmTe

Officials’ Efforts To Avert Walkout Completely Failed   Meanwhile 200,000 Electrical Workers Idled in 16 States

Pro-Amateur Contests Are Staged Today  149 Pros To Tee   149 Pros To Tee Off For Initial Round Thursday

Pro-Amateur Contests Are Staged Today   149 Pros To Tee Off For Initial Round Thursday

Denco Lines Get New Trial Hearings  Set for March 21; Object Te Wayne-Ada Permit Granted OTC

Latest C10 Drive Has Big Political, Social Objectives   Campaign to Organize in South; Will Oppose  Southern Demos

CiO Will Attempt to Purge .  Southern Democrats Who Did Not Vote for Truman Bills 

HORSLEY WINS PRESIDENCY Of SCHOOL BOARD   Crookshank, Steinberg and Williams Also Elected

Many Questions Pertaining to January 15 Filing Date for Income Tax Answered

JANUARY 15 TAX QUIZ   (S. P. Vidal, Collector of Inter. nal Revenue Albuquerque, New Mexico)

Ceal Crisis Heads Toward A Showdown   Lewis Somewhat On Spot; Pressure  On White House

COAL CRISIS SOO} TO GET SHOWDOWN: LEWIS IS ON SPOT   Government Must Make Deci sion on Whether Production Will Be Stonned

EXTRA!   Threat Of Coal Strike ls Postponet   Govt. Agrees To Meet. ing With Lewis Nov. 1 On Contract.

U.§. Governmen Aorees To Coal Meeting Nov. 1   Move Temporarily Averts Threat Of UMW Walkout As Planned By Lewis

Halsey Pleads For Keeping Powerful, Re-Designed Navy   Hershey Says All Need Training in Future ‘To Know How to Survive’

Legionnaires Warned Against U.S. Disarming   American Veterans Addressed by Tap Officials at San Francisco

Warnings Issued Against Quick Disarmament   Halsey Tells Legion Convention Strong Navy Is Desirable

Legion Hears Appeals for Preparedness   Gen. Omar N. Bradley Speaks: In Reply < To Steele's Cuarges ”

Halsey Warns Against Cuts In U.S. Force:   Hershey Urges Legion To Support Plan to Have Universal Military Training Set Up

Legionnaires Hear New Warnings On Disarmament  Market Street Parade Is Viewed by  100,000 Persons

FRESH WARNINGS GIVEN AGAINST U.S. DISARMING   American Legionnaires In Meeting at San. Francisco Against Movement.   iTO A PRECARIOUS POINT   United States Should Maintain a Powerful Navy, Adm. Halsey Says.

Hershey Also Issues Warning Against Disarming to a Precarious Point, in Talk at Legion Convention.

Lewis, U.M.W. File New Appeal   Injunction Questioned In Latest Protest

Kimmel,Short ‘Framed,’ Says Navy Officer at Pearl Inquiry  Captain Safford Asserts, Then Denies

Navy Man Feels Gen. Short, Kimmel Framed  Testimony Is Given at Hearing by Capt. Safford

Truman Authorizes Draft Extension to Men 19 Through 29   Deferments Tightened Up by Selective Service Following Directive; Farmers Get Special Action; Fathers Exempt

President Orders Drafting Of Men 19 Through 29   Hershey Authorizes Tightening Of All Occupational Deferments

Deferment Rules Tightened by Draft Officials   Farmers and Farm Hands Only Exceptions Listed

Selective Service Tightens Up Rule  For Deferments   To Draft Men 19 Through 29; Registrants Found To Be ‘Indispensable To National Existence’  Only Ones Deferred

Occupational Deferments to Be Allowed Only to Those Registrants Found to Be “Indispensable and Irreplaceable to National Existence” — Enlistment of Negroes in Army Suspended Except As Specialists.

19 Year Olds To Be Called   Truman Orders Tightening Up on Deferments from Military Duty

Deferments Drastically Tightened  Reinductions Wil Be Permitted Bu  Farmers Exemn

ORDER DRAFT EXTENSION TO 29-YEAR OLDS   Truman Takes Action To Increase Pool For New Calls

Truman Gives Okay 19-2? Drait   SELECTIVE SERVICE IS) NOW TIGHTENING UP AGAINST DEFERMENTS.

0 PROBE BARES THREAT TO SECRETARY          ‘40 Campaign Mana: ger Ig Pictured As “Front Man”’

DEATH T IS REPORTED Al BILBO HEARING   Senator's Ex-Secretary Claims Lives Of His Family Are Menaced   MISSING WITNESS IS SOUGHT BY PROBERS

BILBO WITNESS ABSENT; REPORTS LIFE THREATENE!   Senator’s Former Secretary Writes Investigators He Was Warned Not to Take Stand.   EFFORTS TO SERVE SUBPOENA ON HIM FAII   Army Officers Testify Missis. sippi Solon Recommended Contractors for War Jobs.

Story of Death Threats Disclosed At Bilbo Hearing   Relations of Senator With War Contractors Probed

Death Threats Are Revealed In Bilbo Case      Former Secretary To Sen. ator Ordered Not To Testify

Witness Against Bilbo Got Death Threats, He Claim:   Writes Senate Probers Says He Is Afraid  To Give Testimony

Bilbo Probe Witness Is Threatened  Senate Committee Unabl To Locate Legislator’s Ex-Secretary

Death of His Wile, Daughter and Self Threatened By Phone and By Person

THREAT STORY TOLD PROBERS   Letters Show Wikness iF Bilbo Probe Received Death Threats

BILBO INQUIRY SHOWS DEATH THREATS MADE   Committee Is Unable to Learn Whereabouts of Important Witness

DEATH THREATS AGAINST BILBO WITNESS HEARD   Senators, Pressing War Contracts Probe, Seek Secretary

Witness Reveals Death Threats   Warned Not Talk In Bilbo Case, Says

DEATH THREAT IS CLAIMED IN BILBO INQUIRY   SENATE DIGS INTO STORIES OF WAR CONTRACT GRAFT

TEXANS URGED TO HOLD LINE Governor SaysRent Control For State Being Considered

Phone Tie-Up Urged   Strike Is Up to Representatives Of Various Unions

No Action Yet; Group Seeking Revision of Pay,  Time Schedule   ‘Situation to Be Discussed’ _ At Further Meet ings

UNION SECURITY ISSUE BLOCKING GM SETTLEMENT   NATIONWIDE PHONE STRIKE THREATENS AS WORKERS MEET

EXECUTIVE BOARD OF UNION RECOMMENDS NATIONAL WALKOUT  250,000 MEMBERS OF INDEPENDENT GROUP  AFFECTED BY VOTE

Phone Board  Favors Strike   National Federation Of Tele. phone’ “Workers -Recom mend Walk-Out .

Steel Men Go Back to Work   Union Security Issue Balks G. M. Talks; Phone Strike Looms

Legion Post To Farnish Clubroom   Will Be Open to Members at All Times

gion Post To Furnish Chobroses   Will Be Open to Members at All Times

Ceilings Rise On Newsprint   OPA Turns Down Request for Complete Decontrol of Paper

MINE SEIZURE NOT PLANNED. TRUMAN SAY!   Efforts Continued To Avert Walkout Of Miners Monday

US Has No Plans To Seize Mines in Event of Strike   Federal Coal Control in Effect Today on Shipments

Truman Is Not Planning For Mine Seizure   However, Government Takes Over Distribution of Soft Coal

Truman Denies U.S. Has Plans  To Seize Mines  Government Merely Takes Over Control of Coal Shipments

SEEK STUDENT ~ INDEATH CASE   Handkerchiefs Found Near Crime Scene

Cold Weather Coming Out Of Siberia Will Prevail Greater Part Of All Week

Continued Cold Forecast for Northwest; ‘Motorists Given Warning of Icey Roads

Frigid Mass Of Siberian Air Descends From North; Low Temperatures To Hold Sway During Week.

Cold Wave Due To Continue For Week Says Weatherman   Nation Shivers From  Influx Of Siberian Air

COLD WEATHER WILL CONTINUE   Influx Of : Siberian Air Likely To Last Nearly All Week

Nation Told More Cold Weather Due   Montana Temperature: Are Rising and Skies Now Are Clear

Influx of Air Krom Siberia Will Continue   Temperature to Be Below Normal Most of This Week

Nation To See Severe Cold Wave   Parts Of Canada See Temperature Below Zero

Committee Cuts 47 Million From  Truman Request   Suggested Allotments of Money Passed By  _ Appropriations Group

Veterans Agency Appropriation Cut   Committee Allows 87 Percent of Proposed Amount

FUND REQUEST CUT IN HOUSE   Appropriations Committee Ups VA Funds But Not As Much As Asked

Truman Budget Cut By House Committee   President’s Requests Reduced By $47,000,000—Veterans’ Wark Allated €4.921. 149.415

5 BILLION FUND ALLOTTED TO VA   ltem Is Largest in Independent Offices Money

Russians Are Removing ‘Some Jap Machinery ‘From Manchurian Towns

CHINESE REDS DEMAND TRUCE   Name Price for Resumption Of Negotiations to End China Civil Strife

Big 4 Meeting Again  Byres to Offer German Policy      Says British Willing an Palestine Policy

Byrnes to Renew Plea for 25-Year War Respite   German Disarmament Plans Viscussed on Eve of Big 4 Meeting

Big 4 Envoys  Reach Paris   Ministers’ Conference Will Reopen  Tomorraw

TAKES HOUSE IN NUERNBERG   Former Diplomat Leaves Jail, Convinced That Germans Will Not Let Him Live Elsewhere Than in Bavaria.

Von Papen Leaves Jail At Nuernberg   Mystery of Goering’s Suicide Expected To Be Cleared Up Today

Von Papen Leaves Nuernberg Jail to Take Up Residence Within the City

Goering Death Mystery Mav Clear Today   One of Notes Left Said to Contain Clues to Suicide

MILK STRIKE IS SET IN NEOSHO NEXT TUESDAY   Dairy Farmers, Protesting Cur. rent Prices Too Low, Ask For Increase

STRIKE OF 2,000 . MILK PRODUCERS SET FOR TUESDA}   Newton County Dairy Farmers Called Upon to Cease Making Sales to Two Plants at Neosho.   ACTION CLIMAXES DRIVE FOR PRICE BOOST   Disposal of Some Herds Reported Under Way—Effect on Retail Distribution Uneertain.

ANTI-NEGRO CHIEF. ~ FLOORED IN COURT   Burke Knacked Down by Geordia Official

Official Floors Georgia Racist   Assistant Attorney General Hits Columbians, Inc. Head After A Verbe' Quarrel In Court

FLOORED IN COURTROOM   Columbian ' Defendant Felied by Blow from State Atterney’s Fist.

Attorneys Fist Fells Columbian   Duke Bloodies Face of President Burke

Georgia State Official Hits Columbian Leader in Court   Floors President of Anti-Negro and Jewish Group: After Word Clash

Quarrel Over Race Status Ends in Courtroom Brawl  Attorney for State Floors Opponent With One Hard Blow

President Of Columbians Is Floored As Fists Fly In Atlanta Court Room

Lawyer Floors Fascist Chief   Georgia Prosecutor Lands One Punch on Columbians, Inc., Chie!

COLUMBIANS CHIEF FLOORED IN FIGHT IN ATLANTA COURT   Assistant Attorney Gereral Smashes Fist Onto Head of Racial Leader

U.S. Attorney Punches Chief Of Columbians   Assistant Attorney General Floors Burke Following Argument In Court,

» The Weather   Columbians’ President Floored by Blow From Government Attorney

Bowles Given Job As Stabilization Chief   New Program Expected To Provide Basis For Steel Strike Settlement

Steel Strike Settlement Considered Likely Today  New Policy Allows Price Adjustments At Once Where Pe

Paul A. Porter Succeeds to  OPA Position   Settlement of Steel Strike Expected Soon by Govrenment

WAGE-PRICE PLAN © UNDER SHAKE- UP   Truman Names Hold—Liner Official Stabilization Administrator For Country

Paul Porter Named OPA Head: Future Status ef Collet Is Not Clear, MayR nto Judgeship

Senate Committee Investigates Case  Defective Shells Come   Defective Shells Come in for High Rating to Fix Blame

CHAIRMAN SAYS HE WANTS FULL FACTS IN CASES   \lead Declines to Identify Any Industry to Be Investigated

First Phase Of Committee Hearing Ends   War Investigating Board to Give “High Priority” to Hearing On Defective Shells

Plane, Auto, Shipbuilding Fields Eved   Full Picture Sought Before Making Suggestions  For Preventing Future  a

Separate Investigation To Be Held On Defective  Bulge Ammunition

‘High Priovity’ to Mortar Shell Probe   Senate Committee  To Start Major Quiz To Fix Respensibility For Shell Casualiiec

SEPARATE QUIZ ON DEFECTIVE SHELLS STARTS   Army Officer Thinks It Will Be Difficult To Fix Blame On Any One Manufact mWwtray

DEFECTIVE WAR ~ SHELLS PROBED   Senate Winds Up One Phase Of Inquiry, Prepares For New Action

Profits Probers May fix Blame - For Bad Shells.   Revive Casualties. Upward To 29 Dead, 83 Lnjured; Will Question Generals

Start After Shell Defect Information   Senate Group Seeks Responsibility for Shell Failures That Killed Americans

Investigate Faulty Mortar Shells Which Killed Yanks In Bulge Battle

Mead Committee Will Seek Full Information On Bad Ammunition That Caused Death Of Yank Soldiers In ‘Bulge Battle’

DEFFEIVE SHELLS   Committee to Give “High Priority” to Separate Inishebniinvew

Solons To Investigate Bad Shells   Seek To Fix Blame fo Failures Resulting in Yank Deaths.

TURNS QUIZ TO WAR oPENDING IN BIG PLANTS   Auto, Aircraft, Aluminum and Ship Building to Be Investigated.

SENATORS SEEK TOFIX BLAME IN POOR MORTARS   ‘Statute Of Limitations’ May Prevent Any Attempt To Probe $2.500 Check —

Inquiry Turns On Defective Mortar Shell:   Limitations Statute Bars Action in $2500 Payment

Profits Probé Set For More War Industries   Mead Plans Check: in Auto, Plane, Aluminum, Ship Operations :

GARSSON FIRN HELD LARGE « CONTRACT   Premature Bursts Killed 29 In Battle Of Bulge   MILITARY MEN   To Be Questioned In Effort To Determine Responsibility

No Money Lost By Gov't With Defective Shells   Committee Begins Thorough Probe Of Shells Which Killed Soldiers

EXPAND ITS WAR PROBE   Investigation of Many Industries Is Promised

Will Dig Into Boom Spending  ‘Wartime Years   Mead Committee ,Takes Brief: Breathing Spell After Month of Pub: lic. Hearings

Plan Checkup Over Spending Of Industries   Mead Calls For Tuvestigation OF Boom Spending To Prevent Future Frauds

Trace Defective Mortar Shells  Chemical Warfare Generals Criticized

FAULTY SHELLS 10 COME IN FOR PROBE STUDY   High Priority’ To Be Given To Investigation To — Fix Blame

SENATE GROUP  INDICATES NEW PROBE OF POOR MORTAR SHELLS   To Try To Fix Blame For Bad Shells That Caused Deaths

Probers Seek To Fix Blame For Defective  Mortar Shells   Coffee Case Closes With Finding U. s. Didn't Lose Money

To Probe Shell Failure   ‘Try to Fix Blame For Defective Mortar Ammunition Which Killed Yanks in Europe

—SEEK TO FIX DEATH GUILT-—  All-Out Senate Probe On Defective Shells

Fraud Inquiry Widens   Many Ex-Soldiers Write Concerning Defectire Shetls

Switch War Profits Probe to Back Track   New Investigation Will Be Concerned With Poor Shells

AIM AT PLACING BLAME FOR Ill U. S. CASUALTIES  REPORT REVEALS 29 AMERICANS KILLED

Seek to Trace Defective Shells   Senate Investigators in Attempt to Fix Reacnanaihility

Toll Revised To 29 Killed   ‘High Priority’ For“ Probe is Granted By Senate's Committee

Blame for Bad Shells Studied   Committee to Seek to Fix Responsibility for Bulge Casualties

Investigators Will Dig Into [Beom Spending   Industries Which Engaged In War Production io be Checked on Audit Evasion

War Profits Probers Eye Defective Shells   Committee Will Try To Fix Rinma tar Eatal Micshans

Industry To Face Inquiry   Senate Seeks To Prevent Possible Future Frauds

Probe For More Data On Shells   Committee Seeks To Fix Responsibility

Failure of Shells Given Priority in Mead Investigation   Senate Committee Will Conduct Separate Inquiry on Charges

Knox Told FDR That Neither Army, Navy Pearl Commanders Expected Sneak Japan Attack

MINERS HAPPY STRIKE 15 OVER   e BLACK CHRISTMAS THREAT DISSOLVED—BUYING PICKS UP IMMEDIATELY.

Jubilation On The Ending Of Coal Strike   Christmas Spirit Be Revived By The Action Taken

Miners Happy Over Ending Coal Strike   Workers Receive  Word That It Won't Be Black Christmas As Had Been Feared

Buying Spurts In Pitisburgh   Mining dren:   Workers Exprese Joy A: Wilkout Ends, Rus To Village Stores For Yule Shopping

Miners Are Happy, Too   Means No Black Christmas * After All for Them

Allen Named Envoy to lran  By President   Other Diplomatic Changes Revealed by Truman at Parley

Wild-Eyed Washington in 1946— Reviews U.S. Paradoxes   Fred Says Father Time Best Gag Man of Year

TRY TOIDENTIFY LAUNDRY MARKING   Chicago Police Believe Handkerchief May Lead To Arrest.

LITTLE INTEREST SHOWN.  Lubbock County Will Vote On Two Bond Issues Saturday

Lubbock Will. Vote Saturday On Bond Issues   Little Interest Is Being Shown By The Public

Lubbock Will Vole Saturday On Bond Issues  Little Interest Is Being Shown 

LITTLE INTEREST: SHOWNe oh, Y  “Lubbock County Will Vote On Two Bond Issues Saturday ~

TRUMAN SAYS DRAFT BILL NOT UNDERSTOOD   President Defends Provisions of Measure Presented

Union Seeks To Extend Strike  Lakes Shipping Tie-Up i Be Growing

TIEUP OF ALL LAKE VESSELS   CIO Makes Effort T< Expand 2-Day Old Marine Strike

HELP OF AFL IS SOUGHT IN LAKES STRIKE   SHIPPING WALKOUT EXPANDING, SAYS ClO CHIEF

Fytension Of Lakes Strike Being Sought   Maritime Union Claims Co-operatien of 4,000~ Seamen Aboard 98 Ships

Partial Tieup Of Shipping  Is Continued   National Maritime Union Seeks to Extend 2-Day Strike

U. S. To Ask Consideration \Rejected States   Study Proposal Opposing ‘Coercive Action’ Agninst Spain.

U.S. May Back Entry Of Five Into U.N.   Reconsideration Of Question Supported By Americans

U. S. Delegation To Urge Reconsidering Rejected Countries   Also Will Oppose ‘Coercive Action’ Against Franco Spain in U. N. Assembly; Seek Plan on Veto Revision

US Backs Proposal To Reopen Move On U.N. Members   Opposes Coercive Action Against Franco Spain

Requests UN. To Reconsider Exclusions   We Give Up Effort in Albania— Mission Recalled

U. 5S. TO SEEK NATIONS’ ENTRY   Will Throw Suppsrt To Reconsideration Of Petitions

BACK PROPOSAL T0 RECONSIDER PLEAS   In Favor of Reopening Member: ship Applications From Five Nations

US Now Ready To Open UN Te Five Nations  An Open Break With Spain

US TO. THE AID OF FIVE   Nations Rejected For Membership In United Nation:

. ACTION   U. S. Also Decides to Ask UN to Reconsider 5 Rejected Nations

U. 5. MOVES TO ADMIT 5 TO UN   Delegation Ready T5 Reopen Question of Previously Rejected Natlons.

MAY REOPEN QUESTION OF MEMBERSHIPS   U. S. Delegation Decides To   Throw Weight Behind Plan To Admit Five   Countries   STILL DISCUSSING VETO

ee ate ID  UNO REVIEW OF PETITIONS ASKED   Opposition To Franco Action Also Voiced

US. Backs Plan To Reconsider. 5 Membership:   Also Opposed To Coercive - Action Against Spain In United Nations Assembly

Big Three Conference Expected   Russians Withdraw From Mukden, Leaving City With Raging Fires 

LOCAL SCHOOL NURSE WEDS AT HULMEVILLE   Mies Jean Phipps, Hulmeville, is Bride of John B. Tettemer   BENSALEM RECEPTION

Oxford School Teacher To Wed Doctor Who Helped Rescue Her In Hawaiian Wave Catastrophe

Consider Steps For Increasing Table Supplies   Anderson Suggests That Government Requisition Livestock   PRODUCTION ONLY DOWN 27 PER CENT OF 1945   Kentucky Representative Gets ‘Impression’ Affer Meeting Truman

Meat Output Is Far Below Our ‘National Needs   Go Into Huddle With Truman; Some CaHtlemen Holding Back

U.S. May Take  Action to Ease  Meat Shortage  sn =   Production Reported Only 27 Per Cent of What It Was in 1945

Government Move To Ease Meat Crisis — Is Indicated  U. S. Requisition Of All Livestock Reaching Markets  aemv eBea

Government May Act on  Meat Famine Requisition Plan Is Indicated As Possibility

PASS THE STEAK, PLEASE! U.S. Action Hints at Move To Remedy Meat Dearth

Action to Ease U. S. Meat Shortage Seen   Administration May Take Steps to Increase Supplies

Federal Action On Meat Hinted   Truman Weighs Move To Increase Supplies

Government Action in Meat Crisis Forecast as Production Pliimmete

leat Shortage Tay Be: Eased  'y Government   Iminiswwation Studie Remedial Action Soon  rm ee Sa

Government Considers   Meat Crisis   May Take Steps to Increase Supplies For Dinner ‘ables And Hospitals. Not Confirmed

WAYS STUDIED FOR REVIVING MEAT SUPPLY   GOVERNMENT MAY LIFT CONTROL OR RAISE CEILINGS

U. 5. May Act To Alleviate Meat Shorlage   Production Only (27 Per. cent of Last Year, Officials Say

Requisition Of Cattle  Is Foreseen   Spence And Anderson Indicate U. S. Move; Shortage Gets Worse

Federal Action On Meat Forecast  Might Seize Livestocl Arriving At Markets

GOVT. MAY ACT IN SHORTAGE   Considering Taking Steps To Increase Supplies Of Meat on Tables

FEDERAL ACTION TO PROVIDE HORE MEAT PREDICTED   Rep. Spence Makes White House Call and Gains Impression Truman W i11 Try to Ease Shortage.   ANDERSON ALSO HINTS STEPS WILL BE TAKEN   Secretary Suggests Govern ment May Requisition Livestock Arriving at Markets.

U. 5. Government May Act to Ease Meat Shortage   Rep. Spence Gives Opinion After Talk With Truman

MONARCHIST FACTION REJECTS GREEK GOV’MENT ULTIMATUM   GROUP SUPPORTING RETURN OF KING SAID TO BE PREPARED FOR CIVIL WAR

WOLL RITES 10 BE HELD NOVEMBER? ?   Marie Woll Passed Away Today Following Long Sickness ;

WOLL RITES 10 BE HELD NOVEMBER 2]   Marie Woll Passed Away Today Following cael Sickness

Bowles Move May Bring Break With Anderson   OPA Instructed To Require Larger Down Payments On Cotton To Be Delivered Later

New Cotton Order Puts Ag Secretary Anderson On Spot   Must Support § Stabilization. Program or Farm: ing Interests. a

Anderson And Bowles To Wave Fight On Cotton   SMOULDERING DISPUTE MAY COME INTO OPEN

Bowles, Anderson RowLikely   Stabilizer Comteuds Speeulotion Ra Clathing Price

Bowles’ Move Against- Exchanges May Cause Break   Agriculture Secretary Anderson Appears Tra-Re on Hot Spot

‘Cotton State Senators Oppose OPA Plan....  Cotton Fight May Explode  ‘Bowles-Anderson Dispute

Bowles’ Break With Anderson May Be Close   Action Against Cotton Ex changes May Sce Break With Secretary.   PRICES DRIVE UP

Cotton Ceiling Puts Anderson In Hot Spot   NAM Demands Removal Of OP/ Price Controls

New Cotton Regulation Causes Row  Agriculture Head   Agriculture Head Now On Hot Spot

BATTLE SEEN ON COTTON POLICY   Bowles’ Order May Bring Showdown With Anderson

Break Between Anderson and Bowles Foreseen  Friction Rreawina Over   Friction Brewing Over Cotton Price Policies

Bowles Moves To Check Cotton Clothes Price Hikes   ‘Showdown Between Anderson, Stabilization  Chief Predicted Over Fabric Issues

SOUTH LOOKS TOITS “JIM CROW LAWS   Congress Denied Right to Fire by Cutting Off Pay -

‘Jim Crow’ Law Put in New Light As Newsnanvers Given More Freedam

Press Given Wide Latitude To Criticize   Decision By Supreme Court Brushes Aside  “Jim Crow” Law and Upholds Florida Paper

SUPREME COURT BRUSHES ASIDE ‘INE CROW" LAW   Right of Press To Criticize Courts Affirmed

JIM CROW LAWS TAKE A BEATING   Southern States Look To Se- gregation Laws In Light Of Supreme Court's Virginia Decision.

“Jim Crow” Laws Put in New Light   Supreme Court Ruling Brushes Virginia Law Aside---New Freedom Is Given to Prese

Court Annuls Jim Crow Act In Bus Issue   Wide Effect Possible; Press Receives Right To Criticize Courts

HIGH COURT HITS JiM CROW’ LAWS   Kills Virginia Statute Setting Segregation On Busses

““JiM CROW” LAWS OF NINE SOUTHERN STATES MAY BE VOIDED BY DECISION

Court Voids Va. “Jim Crow” Law   Court Gives Wide Latitude to Press in Criticizing Courts

Court Upholds Right of Press To  Criticise Courts   Supreme Court Rules ‘+ §. CG. Tax on Premiums  «  » Jel egal.

Jim Crow Law In New Light   Ruling May Hit 18 States; Press Given New Freedom To Criticize Courts

“Jim Crow” Laws Shaken by Ruling  of Supreme Court   Hold Virginia Statute is Invalid; Also Uphold Rights of Press

Jim Crow Laws In New Light By Court Rule   Virginia Acl Requiring Seg: regation Of Negroes On Interstale Buses Voided

Rulings Of High Court Are Studied   Southern States Find Their “Jim Crow” Laws No Good as Supreme Court Hands Down Decisions.

{ ourt Upholds Richt of Press To  riticise Courts —            Rules       Court

Jim Crow Laws Put In New ‘Light By Court Decision; ‘Virginia's Statute Erased   Supreme Court Gives Wide Latitude To Press In Criticizing Courts

Freedom Of Press ls Given Boost   Supreme Court Ruling May Affect Segregation Laws In Many States

Segregation On Interstate Bus Travel Is Hit   High Court Ruling Affects Jim Crow Laws In South

ANTLJIM CROW RULING AFFECTS EIGHTEEN STATES   ALABAMA GOVERNOR ASSERTS DECISION FERTILIZES K.K.K

‘Right Of Press To Pan Courts Upheld Jim Crow Laws Facing Upset A ftor Supreme Court Ruling

Anderson Says Decontral is Not Answer: to Current ‘Shortage of Meat

Police Support Pledged Miners   Virginia To Protect Any Who Continue On The Job.

THREAT OF COAL STRIKE (S SERIOUS   Nation’s Stockpile: Contain Only 36-Day Supply

Low Stockpiles Theaten Country in Event of Strike Noy. 1 or Noy. 30, Surveys Show.   BULLETIN TELLS ABOUT OPINIONS

Threat of Strike Finds U. §. Short Of Coal Reserves  Stockpiles Nov. 1   Stockpiles Nov. 1 Good for 40 Days, °  Experts Estimate

Lewis Threatens November Strike; Coal Crisis Seer   Depleted Reserve Supply Would Last Nation Only Forty Days

AL STOCKS ARE LOW AS STRIKE THREAT GROWS   40 Day Supply Seen Available At End of October

Coal Strike Threat Finds Nation's Stockpiles Too Low fo Insure Supply

Coal Stockpiles Low As AFLSeeks New Waae Boost   Union Negotiator Sees Prospect of Maritime Settlement

Coal Supplies Won't Stand Prolonged Strike  Lewis Will Catch lndustry Short If He Calls Watkout on Nov. t

STRIKE WOULD CATCH NATION WITHOUT COAL   Lewis Threatens to Call Out Miners November  1 or 20.

PRESENT STOCKS T00 SMALL FOR LONG WALKOUT   Strike Would Have Immediate Effect On Consumers

NATION UNABLE TO STAND LONG COAL WALKOUT   Soft Coal Stockpile Too Low to Withstand Strike

MORE MOSLEM, HINDU TROUBLE IS REPORTED   Calcutta Quiet With 4,000 Dead: Violence Flares In Bengal Village

190 BURNED ALIVE IN INDIA TOWN   Calcutta Quiet, But Rioting Continues Elsewhere

150 Burned Alive In Mob Slaughter   Terrible Situation Results From 4 Days Of Rioting Between Hindus and Moslems.

MASSACRE OF RESIDENTS IN BENGAL TOWN   150 Men, Women And Children Reported Burned Alive At Bhowanipur

Over 3,000 Killed In Rioting   Some Estimate 4,000 Dead And 24,000 Injured

MOB SLAUGHTER IN BENGAL TOWN GALLED ‘LIDICE’   Screaming Men, Women, Children  Driven Into Fire

150Men, Women Burned in India   Reports of Bengal ‘Lidice’ Follows Rioting in Calcutta

Mob Burned 150  Alive in Bengal   Mass Slaughter Told is Report to Calcutta

Anti-Peron Candidate’s Buenos Aires Welcome  Broken Up by Police

MIDDLEWEST IN GRIP OF COLD WAVE   Mercury Dips to 29 Here; 23 Below in Cut Bank, Mont.

House Kills Heavily Amended Measure 173-142; Price Curbs Will End at Midnight on Sunday

‘Temperatures   Controls to Stop Sunday Night if No Other Action   Only Possibility Remaining Is Resolution to. Extend Agency in Present Form; President Terms Bill Inflationary as no Bill at All

Will Explain ‘Why’ Of Veto On Radio   Truman Says People Must Know the Real Facts About OPA Exter, i ion Legislation  werm a

Truman in Angry Veto, Which House Then Upholds; Midnight Tomorrow Is Deadline

Bowles Quits As Stabilizer  GOP Issues Call To Override Veto; Law Ends Sunday Night

House Fails To Override Truman; Price Control's Fate Hanging in Balance

Sunday Night   Plans Are Talked for Temporary Bill Extending Agency Under Present Setup But Little Likelihood Is Seen for Such Arrangement

Signs Point To End Of All Controls Tonight   Simople Resolution Blocked

President s Veto Upheld by Congress   Three-Week Extension Attempted against Strong Opposition

WITHOUT NEW BILL, LID WILL . BE OFF SUNDAY   Keep Controls, Truman Asks _

House Gets Ready For Prompt Vote On Question Of Overriding Act  Of President Or Upholding Him; Taft Calls Chief Executive's Move Inflationary One

Asks Congress To ‘Act Now’ on Strong Measure  Takes Action When Rawleac Racianc

President Asks Congress For Simple Resolution To Extend Present Act

Price Control to Die Sunday at Midnight   Leaders Working on Substitute Meacure Face Lenathy Delays

Price And Rent Brakes Likely To End Sunday   Blocked By Wolcott.

Keep Law Alive by Resolution, President Asks   Bowles Resigns After Senate Passes New Control Act

U. S. NOD TO AUSTRIA   New Coalition Government Officially Recognized.

PLAN TO RATIFY SETTLEMENT IN STEEL STRIKE   Wage Policy Committee Will Convene Today In’ Pittsburgh

NO EVIDENCE OF MESSAGE   INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS IS TOKYO CANNOT FIND TRACE OF “WINDS” BROADCAST

Arrest Soviet Spy Trying To Flee  sconsessnts we at cae camaammclls  +       Diblomats Doubt Russ Intentions To Evacuate Azerbaijan Area In Iran

a . ™  Prince Firouz Denies Any) “Seeret Agreement” Be-   tween Fran and the  Soviet Union

Evacuation Of Kazvin Has Begun   United States and Britain not Sure Withdrawal Will  Be Complete

Not Certain Of Soviet  : Withdrawal   British and American ‘Observers See Possibility Red Troops May Remain in Azerbaijan

Soviets Begin Evacuation  Of Northern Iran Arez   But U. S. And Britain Still Not Sure That Reds --=weedntend To Withdraw Completely

RUSSIANS EVACUATING PROVINCE OF TEHRAN   No Agreement Exists on Troops Is Claim of Iranian Speakers

rt ane all  Tran Reports Red Army [’vacuation  Of Several Areas   Official Says Withdrawal Made Under Previous Treaty, Not Seeret Agreement.

Doubt Russian Troops Actually Leaving Iran   U. S., British Not Yet.: Sure Soviets Are Not Stopping in Azerbaijan

U. 5.-BRITAIN DOUBT REDS LEAVING IRAN   Iranian Official Says Soviet Forces to Be Out in 3 or 4 Days

AEDS CONTINUE IRAN DEPARTURE   Prince Firoux Says Area North Of Tehran Being Eyacuated Rapidly

SOVIETS QUIT KAZVIN   Not Sure Reds ‘Will Withdraw  From Azerbaijan

Not Clear on Red Withdrawal   Don’t Know Whether Russian Troops Will Leave Azerbaijan

Arrest Soviet Spy Trying To Flee U.S.    Diplomats Doubt Russ Intentions To Evacuate Azerbaijan Area In Iran 

wa Iran Reports Red Army Evacuation Of Several Areas.   Official‘Says Withdrawal  “Made “Under Previous   Treaty, (Not Secret Aéreenient.

United States Officials Nof Convinced   New Army Formed By Separationist Government

Tehran Denies  Secret Aceoré With Russian:      Iran Also Wonders If Red Army Will Cling  To Azerbaijan

Soviet Troops Quitting Kazvin   Announcement Made By Prince Firouz

Kazvin Being Evacuated By Russ Army   But U.S. And Britain Not Yet Sure Reds Intend To Completely Quit Azerbaijan

Diplomats Doubt Soviet Intention To Evacuate Iran   Report Troops Move Northward

Officials Doubt That Reds Plan Fall Evacuation   Reported That Evacuation Of Kazvin Has Begun

Not Sure They Will Completely Quit Azerbaijan   Iranian. Official Denies Any ‘Secret Agreement’ Exists With Moscow

Evacuation Of Kazvin Begins  Says Official      U. S.. British Leaders Not Sure Red Army Will Get Completely Out.   NO SECRET AGREEMENT

BUSSIANS PULLING OUT OF KAVIN, MAY REQUIRE 3 DAYS   Announceinent Was Made Bs Prinee. Mozaffar “Firouz.   IT IS: AN UNCERTAINTY   United , States and British . Diplomatic Officials Are Not Sure.

Says Withdrawal Going Forward....  Iranian Leader Declares No Secret Agreement Is Involved In Settlement

Still Uncertain of Red Policy in Iran   Evacuation of Kazvin Has Bagun but U. S$. Diplomats Keep a  Watchful Eve Open

Merchants Urged to “Hold Line’  Control of Prices Is Tiesael her Orem hae

Merchants Urged to ‘Hold Line’  Control of Prices Is FT Teenie al , Fins snide ie aie

NAVARRO COUNTY TO VOTE SATURDAY ON BOOST OF ROAD TAX  CORSICANA DAILY SUN WILL TABULATE RETURN: CA TTININAW BITC

NAVARRO COUNTY T0 VOTE SATURDAY ON BOOST OF ROAD TAX  CORSICANA DAILY SUN WILL TABULATE RETURN:

A-BOMB ADVICE CALLED SUICIDE   Head of Scientific Group Assails Gen. Groves’ Recommendation

Russia Challenges U. S. and Britain To Stand by Foreign Minister Council

Molotov Again Issues Challenge tu the United States and Great Britain. Accuses Allies of Being Tneonsistent.

VOTE PROCEDURE IN PEACE PARLEY HOTLY DEBATE   Russia Insists on Two-Thirds Rule and Calls on U. 8. and Britain to Back Proposal.   THREE SESSIONS FAIL TO BREAK DEADLOCK   Plan Advanced by English to Increase Voice of Small Nations Seems to Be Gaining Ground.

Reds Challenge U. S., Brifain   Byrnes Supports But Molotov Rejects Compromise

CHALLENGE BY REDS HINDERS RULES SESSION   Debate on Plan for Backing of Two-Thirds Vote Seems Fruitless

Simple Marijority Urged By British   Molotov Accuses Both U. S. and Britain Of Inconsistencies: Offers Counter Plan

Long Debate ‘ ails To End In Agreement  Russia Challenges U. S.,  Britain To Stand By Two  Thirds Rule  BRITISH AMENDMENT FORMALLY PRESENTED  Evatt, At Night Session,   Urges Adoption Of Ma  jority Rule   Russia Challenges U. S., ‘Britain To Stand By Two: Thirds Rule

Molotov Seeks to Hold Big Four to Decisions of Foreign Ministers Council in Rules Committee.

Long Debate Fails to End Rules Dispute at Parley   Russia Defies U. S. and Britain to Stand by Council Decision; Five More Delegates Still Listed as Speakers

Paris Meet  Stalled on  Voting Plan Molotov Scores  ‘Inconsistency’ Oot U.S.. Britain

Group Fails ToAgreeOn Voting Plan   Russia Challenges U.S., Britain To Stand By 2-3 Vote

Peace Delegates  Fail Find Accord On Voting Rules   Molotov Accuses United States And Britain of ‘Inconsistencies’

Peace Parley Split Over Voting Rules   Russia in Opposition to Proposals of Britain and U. 8.

Molotov, Byrnes Clash on Rules   Russian Challenges U. S., Britain To Stand by Bie 4 Decisions

Many Steel Mills Open   Full Production Not Expected However For Three Or Four. Weeks

Steel Mills Reopen As Big Strike Is Concluded   Half Of C!O Steelworkers Back On Jobs Today; Return Of Others Expected To Be Gradual As Final Chapter Is Written To Shutdown

Return Of U.S. Steel Workers Begins; Expect Small Companies To Sign Soon

Steel Industry Begins Operating AtStrike’s End   ll Not Reach Full Pioduction Level Fpr Some Weeks.

Steel Recovery To Be Slow; GM Negotiators Are Balked; Telephone Strike Threatens

2 or 3 Weeks: - Will - Be  - Required to Get Plants _ Operating at F ull- Pro- duction Rate.

2or 3) Weeks Will Be Required to Get Plants Operating at Full-Production Kate.

OTHERS WILL 60 BACK TO THEIR JOBS GRADUALLY   Union Security Issue Balks General Motors lalks; Roundup Of Strike And Labor News Over The Na tion.

FULL TO BE DELAYED SEVERAL DAYS   Independents Join March in Signing New Agreements For Wage Increases

STEEL STRIKE ENDS FOR MORI THAN HALF OF 730,000 MEN   Return Gradual As Companies Put Furnaces Back Into Operation

‘STRIKERS WEAR WORK CLOTHES: PLANTS PEQPE!   Steel Milly Employing ever Half of CIO Men Resume ' “be Slow. Baca

STEEL MILLS REOPEN; HALF OF MEN BACK   Plants Employing 50 Per Cent of the 750,000 Employes Who Struck for Higher Pay Open Their Doors Again.

Return of Men To Be Gradual   Maintenance Men Must Get Plants, Furnaces Ready After Four-Week Shutdown

Steel Mills Start Today   750,000 Men Will Return to Work As Strike Ends

A Gradual Return to Steel Mills   Will Be Three or Four Weeks Before Full Production Can Be Attained

750,000 Steel Workers Begin Return To Work   Mills Reopen After Strike Ends

Many Steel Mills Reopen But Return To Work Of Many Strikers Will Be Gradual   Full Production Of Steel Will Not Be Attained For Three To Four Weeks

China Mob Wrecks Communist Paper   (Russia extending domination In Manchuria. Page 7.)

CHINESE PAPER OFFICE WRECKED   Office Of Communist New China Daily News Smashed Up By Intruders.

COMMUNIST NEWSPAPER IS WRECKED   Intruders Smash All Furniture In Chungking Office

Chinese ‘Rioting  Against Russia —   Communist Paper ‘Wrecked; Crowds [Cry for Manchuria

Koumintang SecretPolice Accused of Wrecking Office and Book Store of China Daily News and Fighting Employ: ees Room to Room.

WRECK PLANT OF NEW CHINA DAILY NEWS   Demonstration Is Made Against Communistic Newspaper as Chinese Students Demand That Reds Quit Manchuria.

China Newspaper Office Wrecked By Irate Group   COMMUNISTIC  EDITORS HIT IN SURPRISE RAID

Office of Communist Paper in Chungking Wrecked, Reds Blame It on Nationalists

New Violence Besets China; 10,000 Riot   Russian Newspaper Wrecked by Crowd; Students Paradine

Regatt SecretPolice . Accused” of  Wrecking . Office and Book. Store of China’ Daily. News and. F ‘ighting .. Employ:

More Trouble Breaks Out. In Chungking   Communist Newspaper Office Raided; Reds May Withdraw

Communist Paper Wrecked In Chungking As Intraders Smash AllFurniture, Books

Communist Newspaper Office in China Reported Wrecked, Furniture Smashed

Chinese ‘Smash Communist  Press Office 7   : Wrecking Follows ‘Parade. of . Nationahst Student<

Martial Law Is Imposed In Greece   Uprising by “X” Organization Takes Lives of 60 Persons

ROYALISTS REVOLT IN GREECE   60 Killed In Cities of Sparta And Kalamata

GREECE NOW HAS MORE CIVIL WAR   MARTIAL LAW CLAMPED DOWN ON TWO CITIES

GREEKS BATTLE ROYALIST RIOTS   Courts Martial Imposed after 60 Are Killed

FRANCO CLAIMS NAZIS DEPORTED   Declares No Obstructions  In Way of Allies

Jester Denies Being Member Of Klan  Heated Charges Are Hurled In Campaign

NO ADVANCE INDICATION OF DECISION   Capital Splits on Predictions of Decontrol

Truman Gives Meat Decision On Air, 10 P.M   Capital Rumors Vary On Whether Control Of Prices Wili End

DISAGREEMENT AMONG OB: SERVERS IN WASITINGTON AS. TO WHAT TRUMAN WILL SAY IN RADIO SPEECH   - By WILLIAM UMSTEAD  Infernatlonal News Service.

Sharp Disagreement In Washington As To Action Likely To Be Taken   PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT 10 P. M.

HEALTH GROUP _ HAVE PROGRAM  SCHOOL TESTS   Give Tuberculin Tests County Schools This Week In New Program

Party Control Depends Upon 16 Key States   Tuesday Vote Expected to Determine Makeup of Eiaghtieth Congress

WHITE HOUSE MOVES IN AIR LINE DISPUTE   Mediators Instructed to Get Both Sides Together

Settlemeni          MEANWHILE TWA’S 90 PLAN 7 REMAIN IMMOBILIZED AS PILO’ INSIST ON HIGHER PAY  i

Government Steps Into TWA Dispute To End Deadock   Mediation Board Directed to  oe ates   Special Flights sapere for UN Personnel Stranded By Wahkkout

Police Scour East Half of Texas for Man Who Boasted of Texarkana Killings

Demos Blast Iselationism By State GOP   Select Issue to Keynote Campaign In Fall Election

Demos Blast Isolationism By State GOP   Select Issue to Keynote Campaign In Fall Election   Demo State Platform Condemns Green Machine, Urges Vole for 18-Year-Olas

Starts New Hunt For Safety Post  Bue Delays Naming  ins’ Suercaccar

ABSOLVE STAFF IN BABY DEATHS   Investigation Grew Out of Conditions On GI Brideship

Medical Staff Freed of Blame  Report Submitted o Death of Babies

Brideship Medical Staff Absolved in Baby Deaths Undernourished Infants Ready Prey

European Capitals Watch Election In U.S. More Closely Than Their Own

Lik OF JUGH ES Kurope Waits U. S. Election For Signs of Policy Shift

European Capitals Watching U. 5. Vote   Interest in Election Keenest in France and England

Walkout Staged In Protest to British Action   Jewish Underground Intensifies Efforts In Struggle for Free Immigration, State

FAST TS ENDED BY INTERNEES   Quit Hunger Strike Called As Protest of British Seizure of Jews

REPUBLICANS SAY DEMOS FORCED TO CALL ON WASHINGTON TO GET HELP TO WAGE VOTE CAMPAIGN

(GOP. Candidates Jeer at Demes for ‘Sanding {9 Washington for Help’

Democrats Name State Central Committee   Republicans To Elect During  Convention Friday

Republican State Convention Being  Held In Des Moines   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent

BUCKMAN WILL DISPOSES OF ESTATE VALUED AT $25,000   Jewelry, Oil Portraits and Other Possessions Are Bequeathed   CHURCH TO GET CLOCK   Other Personal Bequests Are Made In Will of Late William G. Buckman

TWO FRIENDS RECEIVE 02,000 FOR KINDNESS   Bristol Man Leaves $25,000 And Art Objects to Kin

ROCKET KILLS SWEDE AIRMEN   “MILITARY PLANE: HITS: GHOST BOMB IN-AIR: “

THREE SWEDES ARE KILLED BY ROCKETS   Airmen in Head-On Crash With Missile

VICTORY CLOTHING COLLECTION To COMMENCE   “RESIDENTS IN THIS LOCALITY MAY GIVE DIRECT TO DESTITUTE IN WAR DEVASTATED COUNTRIES— DONATIONS RECEIVABLE  AT PENNINGTON  dANUARY 7 TO 31  700,000,000 GARMENTS ARE NEERED

Production Drops  Spreading Strike Idles 14,200 Men At 60 Operations

Tension Eases  As Tito Replies   Full Reports Awaited; Case May Yet Go to United Nations

But U.S. Will Determine Its Future Course in Light of Evidence and Yugoslav Performances

Reds Transform Europe Into Big Question Mark   No One Knows What Russia Has in Mind

“What Are Russians Doing — “And Why? Puzzles Europe   Ry J. C. OESTREICHER

The Pre-Dawn Blaze Started  Mysteriously In the Upper Floors of the Fifteen  Story Structure.      INDICATIONS THE TOLL MAY GO HIGHER   ‘Many Leaped to Their Deaths From the Blazing Winecoff 194 Room Hotel Today.

‘Scores Leap to Death From Blazing Windows \Of 15-Story Structure

Worst Tragedy of Its Kind In History _ Hits Guests; Many Leap To Deaths; Others Burned or Suffocated

Toll May Reach 100   _ Many Killed Leaping  ‘“ From Upper Floors, Others Burn to Death Or Are Suffocated

Scores Hurt as Mysterious Holocaust Sweeps 15-Story Structure in Atlanta, Ga.   Many Plunge to Death From Upper Stories When Trapped By Flames; Others Suffocate In Worst Hotel Disaster in Nation's History

Thought Worst ‘sotel Tragedy in U. S. Annals   Winecoff Hote! On Peachtree Street Scene Of Disaster In Pre-Dawn Hours Today; Many Of The Dead Not Yet Identified.

Many Persons Lear To Their Death In Atlanta Blaze   Mysterious Conflagration Starts in Upper Floors of Huge Structure; Flames Spread Rapidly, Trapping Guests in Rooms

Many Guests Die In Leaps From Flames   Famed Peachtree Street Hostelry Is Scene Of Ghastly Pre-dawn Tragedy

Death Total Reaches 114 100 Injured   Siructute on Peachtree Street Converted Into Raging Inferno During Early Morning Hour

Scores Trapped In Their Rooms In the Winecoff   Many Leap to Death As Mystery Blaze Sweeps Through 15-Story Structure

Fear Toll May Go Higher; Blaze Of Unknown Origin Starts On Upper Floors  MOST OF GUESTS   Trapped About Third Floor Of Winecoff Hotel, 25 Or 30 Die By  Leapi ng From Windows

In Addition to Dead 100 Injured in Mysterious Early-Morning Disaster

Another 100 Injured In Atlanta Blaze   Winecoff Hotel Turned Into Roaring Inferno: Death Toll Expected To Mount

Hostelry Blaze Death Toll Is Nation’s Worst   Many Guests Leap To Death, Others Fatally Burnec Or Suffocated In Rooms: 100 Iniured.

Pre-dawn Blaze Called Worst Hotel Fire in U. S. History; Guests Trapped in Top F loors

Many Leap To Death as  Blaze Gains   Strange Conflagration Breaks Out 3:15 A. M. and Js Under Control at 7 A. M.   No Fire Escapes   Building Was Put Up in 1913, Classed as  Fire Resistant

Blaze Worst In Nation's History   Victims Trapped as Mysterious Fire Sweeps 15-Story Buildina.

At Least 114 Persons Die In Hotel Fire In Atlanta Saturday   Fifteen-Story Winecoff Hotel Becomes Roaring Inferno In Mysterious Pre-Dawn Blaze

Police Chief Says 2) Victims Die In Leap From Building   Blaze Starts in Top Floors of 15-Story Structure; Bring Flames Under Control After 3-Hour Battle

Indications Are That Toll of  Dead in Blaze May Run Higher   Probably Worst Hotel Disaster -{n History of the Nation

Many Leap To Death; Others Suffocate; Fear Even Higher Toll.   Identification Difficult

Many Leap To Death; Origin Undetermined   Trapped Guests Burned Or Suffocated In Rooms

Another Hundred Guests Believed Injured; Many . Leaped to Death From Windows; Most Others Die From Suffocation

100 OTHERS AMONG 289 GUESTS HURT   Pre-Dawn Blaze in 15Story, 191-Room Winecoff Is Worst Disaster in the History of American Hostelries.

Death Toll Among 285 Guests May Run Even Higher; Mysterious Blaze Started on Third Floor.   BUILDING WAS WITHOUT OUTSIDE FIRE ESCAPES

ESTIMATE 103 DEAD IN FIRE OF ATLANTA HOTEL   Guests Leap To Death, Suffocate, Perish In Flames

Guests Trapped On Upper Floors Of 15-Story Hotel   Entire Building Swept By Blaze In Farly Morning Hours: Worst In History

ATLANTA, GEORGIA, 1S SCENE OF EARLY HORNING DISASTER  a ee eee. eee   . MYSTERY SHROUDS START OF BLAZE WHICH: TURNS ' BUILDING INTO INFERNO

100 Others Injured As Inferno Sweeps Atlanta Inn Today   Mayor Orders Immediate Inquiry Into Possible Causes

Many Die in Leaps from Upper Floors   Fire Starts Mysteriously Between 4th And 6th Floor:

Hotel in Atlanta a Huge Pyre   Many Leap to Death In Pre-Dawn Blaze; Is History’s Worst

Scores Trapped Before Dawn In  Mystery Blaze   Toll May Rise Higher, As Firemen Search Rocms In Athmia Hotels Many Injured   Worst Hotel Fire In History OL U.S.   Flames Sweep Suddenty Throngh Old Buildings 285 Guests Jn 194 Rooms OF Hoiel

Most Of Guests Trapped. Above Third F loor Where Fire Believed To Have ‘Started; Many Heroic Rescues, Narrow. Escapes. :   [Many Trapped Die Of Suffocation

Many Die After Leaping To Street   Worst Hotel Death Toll In History: Cause Unknown

Winecoff Structure Is Prey Of Flames;  (00 Suffer Injury   Mysterious Pre-Dawn Fire Presents Weird Picture to Fashionable Peachtree Street

100 Others Hurt In Atlanta: ‘Fresh Paint Feeds Flames   Hattiesburg Girl Among Injured

SCENES OF HORROR IN HOTEL FIRE- Many Plunge To Death In Frantic Attempt To © Escape Blazing Inferno   Complete Check Of Emergency Mortuaries May Increase Toll

114 KILLED IN ATLANTA HOTEL FIRE   Blaze at Atlanta Among Nation’s Worst

Atlanta Death Toll Expected To Run Higher   Many Leap To Avoid Flames And Others Suffocate

Many Killedin Leaping From Upper Stories   Toll at Winecoff Hostelry Worst in U.S. History

114 Persons Killed: Worst Hotel Fire   Death Toll May Mount; Building Lacked Fire Escapes; Victims Suffocated in Undamaged Rooms

Flames Trap Guests Above Third Floor   Many Jump Attempting To Escape Inferno—  Red Cross on Job

Hotel Fire ‘Toll Mounts Over 10   :Many Women Leap to Death , From 15-Story Building in Atlanta i   75 BODIES REMOVED   Structure Held 285 Guests Early Morning   Blaze Started  6

WINEVOFF HOTEL FIRE, ATLANTA. TAKES LIVES OF AT LEAST 400 ACCORDING TO LATE ESTIMATE   Many Others of Total of 285 Registered  Are Burned Severely or Otherwise InjuredBlaze Is Said to Have Originated Between Fourth ard Sixth Floors of Famed Hostelry

Dozens Perish in Leaps From Upper Floors; Worst Disaster of Its Kind

PAPPY’S FOXHOLE  O'Daniel’s 40-Room Apartment To House Stranded Servicemen

Texans Welcomed   Texans Y¥eicomeGc  Pappy’s Mansion To Cater To Gl Visitors, Says He

Young German Children Are Learning About Halloween From American Soldiers

ABOARD THE FRENCH CRUISER EMILE BERTIN OFF  °F, «oer er Sar = Fa, TS

Hoover Predicts Win Over Famine   U. S. Urged To Continue Fight To Lick Disaster

Final Spurt In Race With Death Faced  Famine May End 1 Next Fall-Hoove:

McGhee in Race for Supreme C}.   Panel Discussion Held On Youth Problems

SOVIET PEACE ENVOY CLAIMS HE'S INSULTED   DEBATE ON ITALY STIRS HEATED ARGUMENT

DUCE’S BODY FOUND IN MONASTERY   yReds Cry ‘Insult! as Byrnes Halts Debate Over Italv

Bitter Debate Marks Peace  Parley Session   Slav Delegate Scores Italian Plea for Softer Peace: Four Nations Sent Bids

Soviet Peace Delegate Hurls “Insult” Charge Over Ruling by Byrnes

Reds Charge U. S. Envoy With Insylt   ; Vishinsky. Claims Byrnes Committed Rules Infraction -

Error In Agenda Causes Dispute  Italian Plea For Softer Peace Hit

Byrnes Discovers Errer In the Agenda And Quickly Resolves Bitter Argument: Albania, Cuba, Mexico, Egypt Given Voices.

‘Insult’ Charged by Russian During Peace Parley Dispute Over Continuation of Debate

Russian Delegate Charges Byrnes ‘Insulted’ Him  Argument Ends as Tl S Serratary

Insult Charge is tured Al Sec'y Byrnes      Bitter Argument Resolved After Error’is Discovered

Russian Delegate Hurls Charge Of ‘Insult’ At Byrnes In Paris Parley   Vishinsky Insists Rule Against General Debate On Cases Of Former Enemy Countries Is Against Agreement; Byrnes Concurs

Red Delegate And Byrnes Have Dispute   Charge of Insulting Russia Is Made at Peace Meeting

», Debate Italian Claims Peace Parley Secretary Errs; Byrnes Charged With Insult

BYRNES? RULING CALLED “INSULT” TO SOVIET UNION   Russian Hurls Charge After Secretary Decides to Defer Debate on Italy’s Declaration.   CHANGES DECISION ON STUDYING AGENDA   Yugoslav Delegate Then Takes Floor and Assailg Rome’s Appeal for Softer Peace Terms.

UMW INSTRUCTS MINERS TO QUIT POSTS APRIL   Stoppage Will Begin on Day Observed as Anniversary of Eight-Hour Day   SPURNS OPERATORS’ BIDS   Lewis Characterizes Their Proposals as ‘Entirely Unsatisfactory’

LEWIS MAKES STATEMENT — IN LETTERS   Offer Made By Operators Is Rejected

NATION-WIDE WALK-OUT DUE AT MIDNIGHT   Operators’ Proposals Called ‘Mumbo-Jumbo By John L. Lewis

Lewis Sets Strike for Monday   Minors’ Leader Calls Operators’ Propasuls Useless *Muribio-Jumtlo’

Coal Unior to Cancel Contract   U.M. W. Head Raps Operators’ Proposals as ’Mumbo-Jumbo”’

Lewis Announces Walkout In Mines   Contract Offered by Operators Entirely Unsatisfactory, UMW Chief Says —

No Hope To. Aver! Walk-Out Is Seen By Mine Cperators   WELFARE FUND TOP ON UNION DEMANDS  Lewis Charges Mine Owners ‘‘Defrauded”’ Aden During War

Sunday Midnight Deadline Is Set By UMW's Chief   Operators’ Proposals Rejected; Contract Ordered Terminated

Lewis States Coal Stoppage Begins Monday   UMW Chief Announces That Strike Order  - Has Reen Issued

LEWIS TELLS COAL IMNERS TOTAKE REST   Will Stop Work Sunday Until Satisfactory Contract  Is Negotiated.

Lewis Announces Soft Coal Strike To Begin Sunday   National Walkout Called for - Midnight in Bituminous Fields   ADVISES OPERATORS OF WORK STOPPAGE   Says Mine Workers Exercise Option to Terminate Wage Contract

OAL MINERS O- HALT WORK UNDAY NIGHT   Lewis Rejects Contract Offer

Lewis Kejects New Contract From Operators   Little Hope Seen For a Settlement

i mens In Country To be Notified About Action.  OPERATORS CALLED NOT SATISFACTORY  UMW Chief Tells About  Negotiations At Meeting.

Operators Notified, Letters Are Sent To Local Union Leaders   Orders Men Not To Work Without Contract; Warns Against Tresspassing On Company Property: Demands Welfare Clause.

Coal Contract Ended Sunday By Lewis Order   Nation-Wide Work Stoppage Expected; Hits Operator Offer

Union To Apply Option of Ending “Wage Contract.   Lewis Asserts UMW Interested Primarily In Improved Conditions

a Announcement Made at Press: Conference — Sends Letters to All  Local Unions Notifying Them, of . Action.

Lewis Says Work Stoppage Will Begin Through U, S. Sunday Midnight   Unable To Agree With Operator:   Long Lay-Off Might End In U. S. Seizure; No Accord Now In Sight

'Lewis Claims Operator Offer “Mumbo- Jumbo’   Miners Won't Work  Without Contract

Operators’ Offer To Increase Wages Rejected by Union  Picmaee Alen Deamrncea Vialba oe Pid Fo   Owners Also Propose Welfare Fund To Be Administered By Outside Agency

Shipment Overseas of the Families of Low Pay Grade Personnel Halted by Army

Rebuild U.S Air Force   Highly Trained Force. Of 71,000 Men in Eu-  ‘rope By End of Summet

71,000 Men Are To Be In New Army   Gen. Spaatz Said To Have Ordered Unit

U.S. REBUILDS AIR STRENGTH   Force of 71,000 Men Will Rely on Superforts for European Duty

PROTESTS REDS’ VIENNA SEIZURE   Oil Properties and Industries In East Austria Taken as Reparations

U.S, GENERAL URGING CARE ~ IN SEIZURES   GEN. CLARK SENDING LETTER TO RUSSIAN COMMANDER RECALLING U. 3. DEFINITION-OF_POTSDAM _  AGREEMENT

Supreme Court Probe Shelved   Congressmen Oppose Any Airing Of Bickering

Congress Shy On Supreme Court Probe; Debate Seen  When Vinson Okay is Asked

Congress Avoids Inguiry-of Cour   Jackson-Black Feud to Be Aired on Floor, However

Solons Shy On Supreme Court Feud   No Aetion” Likely, But Black, Jackson Sure To Be Mentioned

SEE CONGRESS SHYING FROM COURT PROBE   Pressure Keeps Up For Inquiry Into Proceedings Of Court

: Congress Shies at Probe  Of Supreme Court Roosevelt’ s Appointees Bicker Like ‘Precinct

Press for Inquiry Into  Court Feud   Expect ‘Break’ to Highlight Speeches In Congress

Congressmen Avoiding Probe of Supreme Court, But Pressure Continues

CONGRESS NOT APT TO PROBE SUP. COURT   Jackson’s Charges . Against Black Simply Cause Talk

Congress Stays Away From Cour Battle So Far   However, Action Is Expected After Senate Sneechec

Congress Shying Away from Probe of Supreme Cour   All Except One Justice Was Appointed by ~ ‘ Roosevelt —

No Cause For Impeachment In Charges   Petty Political Bickerings Of Roose velt Appointees  Is Condemned

FIRE HORROR “~1§ RECALEED   OWNER. OF NIGHT CLUB IN . WHICH 498 LOST LIVES IS —- GIVEN A PARDON.

May Complains He Is Victim Of Conspiracy   Witness Identifies Letters on Payments By Congressman

Promised Expectant Partner They Would “Both Draw Big Salaries,” L. W. Fields of Whitesburg, Ky., Testifies.

REP, MAY SAYS HE GOT NO CUT   Timberland Promotion Deal In 1943 Linked To Congressman

War Profiteer Charge Renewec   “Proper Contacts" Enter Testimony

WAR PROFITS ARE STILL BEING PROBED   Congressman May ‘Has Difficult Task ‘Making Explanations

REP. MAY NAMED AS PROMOTER OF BIG TIMBER DEAL   L. W. Fields Testifies Solon Wrote He Put Up Money to Buy Timber for Munitions Firm.   CONGRESSMAN DENIES HE MADE ANY PROFTI   Declares He Acted to Help War Effort — Says He Is Victim of “Conspiracy” and “Malice.”

May Promoted Timber Deal. Senators Told   Witness Before Mead War Profits Group Describes Case; May Denies Making Money

L. W. Fields Says May Promoted Timberland Deal   Claims Congressman Had “Proper Contacts” For Securing War Contracts

REP. MAY IDENTIFIED IN TIMBER DEAL   Kentucky Lumberman Tells Senate Of  ‘Connections’

Kentucky Man Identifies Letter Which Represents Congressman As Putting-up Fund for Company   May Delivers Address to House, Denying - Any Profits from Illinois Combine; Charges Conspiracy of Malice

WITH OFFER IN TIMBER DEALS   ‘Inquiry Witness Says  Proposal For Big   Salary Given

Billion-Dollar Air Research Program For Atom-Powered Craft Is Proposed

Coal Industry In Court To Restrain Bosses Organizing   Operators Seek Injunction To Keep The Coal Mines Administration From Making Pact With Lewis’ Supervisors’ Union   By HAROLD W. WARD

OPPOSE MINE ~ BOSSES UNION   Operators z Bring Suit To Prevent Govt. From Making Contract

Open Shop Union idea Advances   Federated Workers To Compete With CiO and the AFL, Too

BY IFABERS OF IIS   Wage Battle Risked by Government with John L. Lewis; Union Says it Is Ready to Meet.   OPERATORS HOLD BACK COMMENT

U, S. READY TO RETURN MINES   Lewis, Industry Leaders Invited To Meeting To Settle Issue

MOREELL CALLS FOR RENEWAL OF CONTRACT TALKS   Operators, Union to Meet Again on Sept. 10

MINES RETURN TO OWNERS IS NAVY’S OBJECT   Government Risk Another Wage Fight In Its New Move

U.S. SEEKS 10 RETURN MINES TO OPERATORS   Adminstrator Asks Interested Parties For Joint Meeting

Mining Pact Talks Slated   U. S. Wants to Return Pits to Their Owners

Moreell Calls UMW And Operators To Open Conference Sept. 10   Government Risks New Wage Battle In Industry In Effort To Put Operation Back In Owners’ Hands Before Winter Season.

New Coal Wage Row Expected  Lewis, Operators _- -». ... of an   Lewis, Operators  To Resume Talks Sept. 10; U. S. Seeks To Release Mines

CHANGE IN UNRRA POLICY 1S STUDIED   U. S. Seeks to Determine Whether Shipments Should Re Chanced in Future

U.S. Launches Food Survey   Will Determine if UNRR/ Shonld Alter Plans

ROXAS-LAUDS— —HELP-OF U:S;      NEW PRESIDENT. OF PHILIP PINES TAKES OF FICE—NO ASSASSINATION . ’ ATTEMPP

OPPOSITION TO LOAN CROPS UP IN HOUSE   Members Call For Help For  U. S. Vets First

OPPOSITION MOUNTS TO LOAN FOR BRITAIN   75 In House Spearhead Talk Against Making Grant

BRITISH LOAN GETS SETBACK   75~=s Legislators Cal] For War Veterans Aid First

Cotton Looks To Good ‘47   Recovering from October Break, Supply and Demand Picture Bright Outlook

NO INFLATIONARY STOCK MOVE SEEN   TRUMAN SAYS EXCHANGE PRESIDENT ASSURED HIM NO BOOM TREND EXISTS.

Pressure On President To Veto Measure   Consumer - Labor Group Acts; Vote Expected ‘In a Few Hours’

To Ask a Veto on OPA Legislation   Conference Claims To Represent 40 Million Persons---An Early Vote Is Sean

32 Groups Ask Truman Veto  Riddled OPA   National Groups repre: senting 40 Million Con. sumers Urge Veto Ot EmascuJated Senate -Bill.

OPA Slash Protested   Consumer and Labor Group Representatives Call For Veto of Bill

Ask Truman’s Veto On Bill Trimming OPA   Consumers. Labor Representatives Agitate Against Congressional Measure.

Senate May Vote Today On New Bill   “Amendment Would “Mid Manufacturers

ANIMALS WILL BE ON SHIPS) DURING ATOMIC BOMB TESTS   GOATS, SHEEP AND PIGS TO BE USED TO DETERMINE EFFECT ON LIVING CREATURES

Many Pledged To Work For  Amendments   Would Work for Chan, ‘es That Would Make Labor, Management Equally Responsible,

LABOR'S FATE MAY BE SETTLED   Industry And Labor Leaders Watch Voters’ Reaction To Solons’ Records

U.N. Fails to Fulfill Hopes, Says Lie; Tells Obligation Imposed by Veto

‘World Agency Has Not Fulfilled Broad Hopes Placed in It, Secretary-General Says in Appeal to Members.

SUCCESS OF U.N. 15” SAID DEPENDENT ON BIG 5 AGREEMENTS  SECRETARY-GENERAL SAYS FAILURE MEANS DESTRUCTION OF ALL

Success, He Says, I Based on Big Powers Seeking Agreement   . at Parlevs

Trygve Lie Admits United Nations Agency Hasn’t Fulfilled Broadest Hopes:

Understanding And Compromise... .  Failure Of UN Would Be Triumph Of Destruction Says Sec.-General Lie

ARREST REDS’ FOR SEIZURE _ OF PROPERTY   COMMUNISTS FACING TRIAL , ON CHARGES OF ENGINEER. ° ‘ ING THE INVASION OF  * ' *SOQUATTERS"

THOMAS TALE ON DEGNAN CASE FIZZLES   Detectives Say They Will Not Take Him to Chicago

Detectives are Unconvinced in Degnan Story   Will Not Return Arizona Man to Face Charges

DEGNAN KILLING STORY DOUBTED   Tale by Thomas Fails to ‘Hold Water’ Today at Phoenix.

3YRIJES DEMANDS DECISION ON PEACE MEET   SETECTIVES UNABLE TO PIN KIDNAP SUSPECT

Detectives Leave Him At Phoenix   Discrepencies in Story In dicate Thomas Confes sion Was a Hoax

A-Bomb Fleet ‘Damage Heavy, Survey Shows   Plans Advance For Second Test in 3 to 4 Weeks; Animals Still Live

Navy Prepares For New Test   Second Atomic Bomb To Hit Bikini Fleet

Senators To Keep Up Loan Debates   Issue Is Put Above Strike Problem  Discussion

Senate Refuses to Lay Aside British Loan Measure Effort Made to Bring Up Case Bill

Illegal Radio Plant Found At Trenton:  Station Used ‘to Spread Gospel’

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Marines Forbidden to Stage Further Protests

BAN MEETING OF MARINES   COMMANDER AT HONOLULU FORBIDS MASS GATHERING ON DEMOBILIZA__.. _TION PROGRAM... -

RED WITHDRAWAL CONDITION OF OIL TALKS WITH IRAN   Report Unconfirmed Qavam Talks Concessions With Soviet; Taw Barhide Deale

IRAN MAY MAKE OIL CONTRACT   Would Require Soviet Troops to Leave

Persia Would Talk Oil If Reds Get Out   Evacuation Is Condition for Negotiating Concessions; Qavam_ Reported Talking with Russians

HINT PREMIER IN MOSCOW TC TALK OIL DEAL   Nation Is Prepared to Grant Petroleum  Rights to Reds

No Comment On Reported Talks Now   Hear U. S. and Britain Feel  They Should Have Equal Chance

IRAN BEING MAPPED OUT   British Reports Say North Iran Area Is Involved

Officials of  lran Define Their Stand   Reports Premier Dickers  With Soviets on Issue )  — Called improbable.

[ran Premier Said Negotiating With Russians On Oil   No Confirmation ©: Details On Reporte: Secret Talks.

Concession To Be Made if Red  Army Retires   Spokesman For Harassed Nation Refuses te Con  firm Gr Deny Nepotiu tions: Lnders uy      Unlikely Until  reops Withdraw   British and Uniied States Understood ta Hald View They 3}  Sapie Goneort  onid Have the     tiv

NEGOTIATE I REDS LEAVE   No Objections To Giving Russia Oil Concessions

Tojo, 25 Others Branded Assassins As Trial Starts   Aggression is Internation: al Crime, Prosecutor Tells Court; Recess "Taken.

JAPS ASSAILED AS ‘ASSASSINS   Prosecutor. Hurls Charges At War Crimes Trial

Tojo, 25 Other Japs Branded As ‘Assassins’   Charge Made By Prosecu tor Kecuan In Opening Statement At War Crimes Trial

Tojo and Gang Are Branded — As ‘Assassins’ American Prosecutor  Outlines, Charges. in ISAM Statamont

Tojo, Associates Are Branded ‘Assassins’; War Trial Begins   Chief Prosecutor Makes Opening Statement; {nternational Court Recesses Until June 14

Jap War Leaders On Trial   Chief Prosecutor Blasts Tojo and Pals In Long Opening Statement

Tojo, 25 Others Branded Assassins ‘As Trial Starts —   Aggression is Internation-al Crime, ‘Prosecutor  Tells — Court; Recess  Taken: ae

NATION CHARGED AS  MOST TREACHEROUS  IN WORLD HISTORY WAR CRIMES TRIAL IS  OPENED WITH BITTER ACCTICATIONG RV IT S

T0J0, ASSOCIATES HEAR TRIAL CHARGES   15,000-Word Statement Sums Up Ailied War Case

Jap War Trials Open In Tokyo   Tojo, 25 Others Are Called ‘Assassins’

WAR CRIMINALS HEAR CHARGES   Tojo and Cohorts Branded ‘Assassins’ os Crimes Trial Starts

GUFFEY SEEKS RENOMINATION   Announces Candidacy Fo. Third Term; May Run Against Martin

Alex Templeton To Appear In Concert Here February 6th   Famed Blind Pianist To Be Presented By LP!) Concert Accn.

BRITISH LOAN MAY DEPEND UPON BASES   Colorado Senator — First Would Secure Definite Understanding

Senator Asks Agreement — With British About Bases  Wants U. S. Titles  Before Granting eo 7°nannann Ty)...

Asks definite reement Iceland bases  Before granting loan to Britain

Senators Seek Agreement On Defense Bases      Johnson Calls for “Definite Understanding” With Britain

SENATORS PUSH FOR TITLE TO BRITISH BASES   Request Tied On Loan By Amendment After Iceland Refuses

Iceland's Refusal to Lease Bases to U. S. Brings Demands for Understanding  Senate Heads for Showdown This Week on What to Do About   Fe cece eel us aimee 3g a ae ee  ene eeemincnins

Johnson Urges U. §. and British Accord on Bases   celand Refuses To Gran United States Three Bases There

Senator Asks’  ‘Tie-In’ Loan   Johnson Seeks Settlement Of British Base Issue

Senators Ask Title To  War Bases   Want Understanding With Britain Before Loan Measure Passed

Iceland's Refusal to Lease Bases fo U. S. Brings Demands for Understanding   Senate Heads for Showdown This Week on What to Do About American Military Installations

Senators Press For Titles to British Bases   Demands Are Renewec After Iceland Turns Down U. S. Appeal For Rights There

Senators to Press Demand for Title To Defense Bases   Iceland’s Refusal to Grant U. S. Lease on Bases Signals Drive for Full Understanding With Britain Granting $3,750,000,000 Loan

State Asked fo Boost Funds for Indigent Person:  $32,891,313 Fund. Raniactand ta hAnot   $32,891,313 Fund Requested to Meet Increased Demands.

$32,.891.313 Needed to Aid The Indigent   Commissioner States Number of Needy Increases

Asks 32 Million State Fund To Aid Indigent   Appropriation. Would Assure 24 Millions In Federaf Grants

SOME CHANGES AT ELDORA NOW   Cooper Comments On Report Made by Rine’s Committee

Phone Blackout Looms in Nation Today at {1 a. m.   Coast to Coast Tie-Ur Due Unless Company Meets Demands

Soldiers Are Polled_on Christmas Preference: Hair Tonie Is No. 1!

20,000 PERSONS MADE HOMELESS IN NIP DISASTER   Missing British Soldier Only Allied Military Casualty Reported Yet

Floods 50 Cities, 20,000 Are Homeless In Japan s Worst Natural Disaster   Submerged Quake Sends Six Waves Rolling h From Ocean To Sweep Inland As Far As Five Miles; Relief Operations Under Way.

14,686 Houses 1,400 Vessels Wrecked   No Word Available on Americans in Disaster Zone

Thousands Are Made Homeless By. Tremor Termed More Severe Than 1923 Tokyo Quake. Which taimed Nearly: 100,000  lives

Houses and Ships Carried Out to Sea — Red Cross Gives Aid to Victims

Wall of Water Sweeps 300 Miles of Japanese Coast after Quake   Death Toll Is Mounting Hourly; Thousands of Homes Demolished; Factories and Fishing Vessels Are Damaged

NO CASUALTIES N US. TROOPS GR RED CROSS   Water Smashes Against 300 Miles of Coastline and Floods Many Areas   HOUSES WASHED TO SEA   Fifty Cities and Villages Are Pounded; Some 20,000 Made Homeless -

Pre-Dawn Quake Underseas Sends Wall of Water Smashing in oit Japanese Cities; Only One British Soldier Reported Casualty Among Oceunation Forces

Worst Quake In 23 Years  Hits Islands .  Red Cross   Red Cross Tries To  Send Relief

Fifty Communities Smashed, Leaving 20,000 Homeless   Femblor Sends Tidal Wave Rclling Over 300 Miles OF Coastline   RELIEF IS RUSHED TO STRICKEN AREAS   Icy Winds Add to Misery of Thousands of Families Without Shelter

30 Cities And Villages Smashed, 1,500 Persons Dead, 20,000 Homeless

THOUSANDS KILLED IN DISASTER    Tidal Wave Sweeps In From Pacific

Smasies 50 Ninpon Cities   Oftshore Shock Prevents Duplication Of 1923 Death Toll

50 Cities Wrecked by Wave   Earthquake, Raging Waters Hit Wide Stretch of Coastline

0h, 000 Homeless From Earthquake And Tidal Wave   50 Cities, Villages on Shores of Inland Sea Are Smashed, Report

Senate Vote On OPA ls Expected Today —   Texan Hoarse After Long Session; Limit Placed on Solons’ Debate

After 8 Hours Texan Agrees to Limit the Debate   Barkley’s Move Almost Assures Ballot on  The Measure Today

Texas Senator Speaks § Hours  Vote On OPA Bill Is Expected Today

Limitation Of Debate Gags Senator O’Daniel — In OPA Filibustering

(Daniel Talks Light Hours And 18 Minutes   Texan’s Agreement to Limit Debate Assures Vote on Measure Todav: Passage Looms

Senate Vote Likely Today On Measur   Texas Solon Speaks 8 Hours, 18 Mixi  utes Before Recess Called -

Crash Victims Are Captured _ By Tribesmer   American: Manned Res. cue Plane Shot at, Routed Within China

 SAVAGE LOLO TRIBESMEN ARE ‘HOLDING AMERICAN AIRMAN ‘AND 31. OTHERS IN ACCIDENT

Yank Airman  31 Others Held Captive  Are Captured as Airliner Te Farrand Daurn

Lolos Capture Yank Pilot And 31 Others   Fire On and Rout Plane Trying Rescue  In Wilds of China

Rescue Plane F Fired On, Driv en Off; Searchers Find.  = ss Faghe -

Yank Pilot, 31 Others From Crashed Airliner  Captured by Savages   Rv JOHN RODERICK

Yank Airman 31 Others Held Captive   Are Captured as Airliner Is Forced Down

LOLOS GRAB 32 AFTER PLANE FAITS  (P)—The already under way in that came:iniana Aicaonnenessn ae ee

Rudy York’s Big Bat Nips St. Louis as World Series Opens   "Savage China Tribe Seizes U.S. ‘Pilot, 31 Passengers

Savage Lolos Capture Yank, _ 31 Off Plane   Crashed Airkinoy Employed As Fortress,  Resene Shin Ranted

LOLO TRIBESMEN HOLD U.S, PILOT IN CHINA CRASH   31 Others Captured By Savages; Gunfire Routs Rescue Attempt

House Committee Tightens Purse String Of Forty-One Government Corporations

FEDERAL AGENCIES AFFECTED - Tighter Hold On Government's Spending Is Seen By Mahon

Congress Takes Tighter Hold On Purse Strings   Committee Named To Scrutinize U.S. Corporations

House Tightens  Purse Strings   ‘Over-All Group to Scan Corporations’ Rudgets

GROUP 10 WATCh FEDERAL FIRMS   Plans Tighter Hold On Purse Strings Of 41 U.S. Corporations

Mahon Chosen To Lead Finance Control Group   House To Keep Hold On Agencies Given Government Funds

Senate Speeds Vote on Labor Disputes bill   Petition to Limit Talk Offered; Pepper Denies Filibustering

FEW RETIRING CONGRESSMEN TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR PENSION PAY UNDER REORGANIZATION PT ANS

French Rust War Leader To Indochins   Officials Fear Warfare May Spread, Engulf All Rich Empire Outpost as Troops Fight in Streets

FRENCH TROOPS BATTLE IN FAR FAST GROWING   Blum Admits Situation Serious In Address  To Assembly

FRENCH SOLDIERS BATTLE THROUGH HANOI’S STREETS   Troops Supported by Tanks and Planes as They Struggle for Control of North Indo-China.   LEON BLUM TERMS SITUATION SERIOUS   Paris Fears Fighting May Spread to All Parts of Empire Outpost —Natives Demand Freedom.

French Troops Battle Natives Through Hanoi   Planes, Tanke Support ‘Showdown Indo-China  a a

Blum States Situation Is ‘Serious’   Interim President Promises Policy of Firmness

Viat-Namese Plan Bloody. Long Battle   French Fight For  Control Of Hanoi; Use Tanks, Planes

FRENCH FIGHT FOR CONTROL OF INDO-CHINE   WAR MAY ENGULI RICH EMPIRE OUTPOST

French Troops Fight Through Hanoi Streets   Warfare May Soon Erupt in Southern Indochina, Officials Fear

Spread of Warfare In Indo China Is Feared by French  Troops Battle in Hano'   Troops Battle in Hanoi Aided by Planes and Tanks

French Troops Battling in Hanoi Streets   President-Premier of France Terms Situation Serious

French Troop: Battle in Hanoi Streets   Showdown Fight On For Control of Northern Indochina

French Using Planes, Tanks In Hanoi Fight  Showdown Battle For Con trol Of Northern IndoChina Raging  SITUATION “SERIOUS,” LEON BLUM DECLARE  Armored Warfare Special ist Will Be Rushed To Far Fast Colony    Showdown Battle For Control Of Northern IndoChina Raging

French Treops In Indochina War Get Tank, Plane Aid   It Is Feared Fighting May Engulf All of Rich Empire Outpost

BATTLE RAGES IN INDOCHINA   French Use Tanks, Air Support in Fight For Hanoi

Situation Is Serious  In Indo-China  Eypench and Natives   French and Natives In Showdown Fight On Hanoi Streets

Paris Ex-Marine Takes Stand in  Trial for Murder  Says He Killed His Brother-in-law In Defending Sister

LUNAR WEEKEND   LUNAR WEEKEND  Vacations on Moon  Predicted by 1996

WHITE MAN IS ALSO ARRESTED   More Negroes Taken Into Custody In Mississippi Shooting

ARREST WHITE Al RALEIGH   Warrants Issued Against Smith County Negroes

Truckers Go Back to Jobs   aFVAWwses SW VW  Operations In New York Partially Resumed Under Plan

DIES FROM ATOMIC BURN  Flash Of Flame Fatal  To Canadian Scientist

ARMY DESCRIBES ATOMIC REACTION AT LAB ACCIDENT   Mishap at Los Alamos Cost Lives of Two Scientists on Project

Army Describes Atomic Accident Which Killed Heroic Canadian Scientist

Army Describes 2 Fatal Accidents At Los Alamos Atomic Laboratory

Atomic Reaction ls Fatal To Two   Blue Glow Causes Scientists To Die

REPORT MADE ON ATOM DEATHS   Fatal Chain Reaction Said ‘Blue Glow’

ATOMIC ACCIDENT WHICH KILLED TWO SCIENTISTS, AND INJURED 7 OTHERS IS EXPLAINED BY ARMY

SENATE PASSES MEASURE BUT SUBSTITUTES 1SSUANCE OF BONDS INSTEAD OF CASH

LEAVE PAY BILL BACK IN HOUSE   Lower Branch Consider: Senate Provision for Bonds

State Traffic Safety Head Starts Probe   Quiz in Spivey Case Is Second Made in State

MIXUP OF NAMES BLAMED IN CASE   ‘Fuss’ About Re-licensing Motorist Draws Ire of Judge.

Wall St: Sees Strike’s End   This Is Interpretation Of Current Stock -Market Action. Since Walkout.

Flood Damage  In ‘Millions’ Barbourville One Of Hardest Hit Towns

Campaign Is Opened to Provide Street Signs in City   , 2 Se  Be — ae enda men Lionmeaeeese -—— Uk?: 1] fk   Public Subscription Program Will Seek to Raise $3,500 for Markers; Local Leaders Plan to Post Entire Community

Campaign Is Openec to Provide  Street Signs in City Public Subscription Program Will Spek  to Raise $3,500 for Markers: Local Leaders Plan to Post Entire Community

SLAVIC GR QUITS PARLEY   Yugoslav Delegation Walks Out of Conference Just Before Adjournment

Treaty Makers  Leaving Paris   Slav Delegates Boycot Final Session

PARIS PARLEY ADJOURNS AFTEE SLAVS’ BOYCOTT   Molotov Accuses U. Ss. Of Dominating Conference: Draft Treaties Approved -

Paris Peace Parley Ends; Slavs Irked   Withdrawal Of Yugoslav Group Shows Discord

Bidault Ends 3-Month Paris Peace Caucus  Yugoslav Delegation Boycolts Final Session Of Meeting  MANY HURRY TO XN. Y. FOR U. N. ASSEMBLY  Parley Voted Failure In Straw Vote Taken By Working Press   Yugoslav Delegation Boycofts Final Session Of Meeting

UN SESSION NEXT ON SCHEDULE Paris Peace Meet Ends; Slavs ~ Assail Decisions On Trieste

LLL LLL LE L LLL LLL  Yugoslav Group Boycotts Last Peace Session

Peace Conference Ends With Boycott By Yugoslavia  Will Not Sian Italia   Will Not Sign Italiar Treaty as Now Written

VET HOUSING PROGRAM DEALT BLOW IN HOUSE   Yederal Subsidies Eliminated By  tea 1st iti

Seek To Salvage.  Housing Measure   “Heart” of Bill Taken Out By Coalition -

Housing Measure Leaders Rally From 2 Setbacks   Seek Price Control On New Houses, Old Home Ceilings

Make Effort To Control Home Prices   Subsidy Plan Is Defeated; Wyatt Denounces Action

Housing Material  Subsidies Defeated   Rally Support For New Home Price Control

House Supporters of Patman “Housing Bill, Rally for Effort to Salvage. Something from President's Veterans Housing Program.

House Mangles Patman Bill      Supporters Rally to Save ‘Something’

Witness Says He Worked Te Free Kimmel   Safford Denies He Was Suspicious of Marshall, Stark

QUIZ SAFFORD QN CODE NOTE   Harbor Witness Claims He Worked to Exonerate Admiral Kimmel

SenatorForesees Groans ToComeatInterest Time   On Other Hand, He Feels. ‘American . Wouldn't Like Forgiven Interest; "Sees ‘Instrument of Ill Wil?

Taft Suggests Gift, Not Loan To The British   Ohio Senator Warns U. S. Of Years Of Friction If Huge Loan Is Put Through Today

Taft Foresees Loan Causing  British Row   Gutright Gift Would Eliminate Friction, + ia. Rovere:

Fifty Years Of Friction \Between U. S. And Britain ‘Seen If Loan Is Granted   Senator Taft Suggests Instead That United States Make $1,250,000,000 Gift

—LOAN TO BRITAIN—  Says British Loan Means ‘50 Years Of F riction’  Taft Opposes Government Proposal; Would Give $1,250,000,000 Gift -

U. S, BUYING ‘50 YEARS OF FRICTION’ ~~ WITH G. B.--TAFT   He Made This Statement * Regarding the $3,750,000,000 Loan.   HE SUGGESTED A _ GIFT   Would Make It An Outright _ Donation of $1,250,000.000.

TAFT ASSAILS LOAN TO BRITAIN AS “BUYING FRICTION”; URGES $1 750.000.000 GIFT INSTEAD

Says Loan Instrument  OF TN Will Outright Gift Of Over Billion is Suqeested

Asserts It Would Be Source of F-Will And Might Not Achieve Desired ‘Trade Results,

Gift for Britain Proposed by Taft   Fifty Years of Friction Seen lf Present Loan Is Approved

Loan Means 50 Years of Friction: faft   Outright U.S. Gift to Britain Urged Instead Of “1H Will’ Move

Taft Opposes British Loan   Suggests Outright Gift Of $1,250,000,000 In Place of 50 Year Plan

Senator Taff Scores Loan   U. S. Buying ‘50 Years of Friction,’ He Says

Aitlee Flays Policies of Soviet Union   Charges Russia Is Building "Wall of Ignorance’

British Leader In New Blast At Reds  Attlee Hits Soviets’ Censorshio Policy

Atlee Denounces Soviet Policies  Wall Of Ignorance, Suspicion Set Uo

ATTLEE RAPS REDS POLICY OF SUSPICION      Charges Black Curtain Cuts Russians From  Rest Of World

Attlee Attacks Russian Leadership For Building Up Wall of Ignorance

GEORGE MILLER NAMED 10 HIGH LEGION POST   Local Leader Chosen Senior Vice-Commander 19th District

Meat Shortage  To Get Worse, Truman Agrees   Says Steelman May Be Correct; President Believes There Will Be No Meat Famine

TRUMAN AGREES MEAT SHORTAGE WAL TIGHTEN   Situation to Become Worse This Winter, Reports Reconversion Chief   FATS, OILS, SUGAR TOO   They Will Continue Scarce for Many Months, Say Federal Officials

Meat Shortage May Grow Worse   Truman Agrees With Steelman—Sees No Conflict in Views

President Trys To Explain His  Previous Views   Still Insists “No Famine” Coming; Studving Situation For Possible Action

No Indication Of Relief From  Meat Shortage   Truman Says ‘in Near Future,’ Other: ‘Not for Some Time’

Less Meat For Winter   Truman Agrees With Steelman That Shortage May Grow Worse

Agrees With Steelman On Winter Pinch   Denies Two Reports Conflict; No Famine In Sight, President Savs: Sees Ease-Lin

WINTER'S MEAT SHORTAGE SEEN   Truman Agrees. with Steelman That - Situation May : Grow Worse Scan

Making Survey, He Adds, to Show, Coming Tends; Meantime All Americans Searct For Bit of Meat

Agrees Meat Shortage May Grow ‘Worse’   Truman in Accord With Steelman But Sees No Meat ‘Famine’

Says Steelman  Might Be Right   President Thinks The Meat Shortage May Grow Worse.

Meat Shortage At White House   Trumans Fare Just Like Rest Of Us

Truman, Steelman Agree Meat May Become Scarcer  No Conflict In Views On Matter

Truman Sees Lane Meat This Winter   President Agrees With Statement Made by Steelman

MEAT SHORTAGE IS LIKELY TO: WORSED IN WINTER MONTHS   Truman Agrees with Steelmar That Shortages May Be come Intensified

ortage of xat Worse is Winter   Is Forecast by Steei n, Reconversion Dir etor — Fats Scarce

MEAT SHORTAGE IN 2ND MONTH; NO RELIEF SEEN   SITUATION BAFFLES EXPERTS WHO SEEK TO SOLVE PROBLEM

Arabs Plan Legal  ‘Action Against Committee Report   Will Charge That Anglo . American Report ,.- Is ” Violation - “of - Britist  .Ngindate: aa."

Arabs Plan Legal Action Against Committee Report   Will Charge That AngloAmerican Report = Is Violation of British Mandate.

Porter Asserts Can't Mend Some Damage tc OPA   Agency Preparing to Act If Price Controls Return But Some Losses Permanen

PORTER FEARS ‘SOME DAMAGE CANT BE FIXED   Thinks OFA Could Recover Many Of Its Old Price Controls, However

Porter Sees Difficulty in  Readjustmen   Administrator Says Even If OPA Restored, Some Of Lost Ground Will Be Hard to Recover

DAMAGE MAY BE OUT OF HAND, IS CLAIM   Porter Declares Restored OPA No Cureall

Porter Asserts Control  Big Job   OPA Chief Admits Some Damage Is Beyond Repair

Porter Fears Price Damage Beyond Repait   _ Not All Ceilings ‘Can Be Restored, Director Savs

Street Sign Fund Grows Steadily  Drive Leaders Ask Continued Support

Street Sign Fund Grows Steadily  Drive Leaders Ask  Continuad Gumncsnard

U. S. GETS FIRST CATHOLIC SAINT   Mother Cabrini of Chicago Is Canonized

Other States Urged To Follow Example a  Ed Crump Is Target Of Vets In Fight To Clean Up Politics

TENNESSEE VETS SET SIGHTS ON   Veterans Form New Political Party in State

BRITISH FORCE JEWS TO BOARD EXILE VESSELS   To Weigh Anchor For Cyprus As Soon As Possible

Haifa Passive Resistance Collapses in Face Of English Troop  Movemen ts.

1300 Put on Ships at Haifa   Indian Troops Move Through City; Quel Fight of Refugees —

BRITISH DEPORT 1300 JEWS AS TROOPS FORCE COLLAPSE OF REFUGEE RESISTANCE

Demonstrations In Haifa Fail To Halt Action   Passive Resistance Of. 10,000 Citizens Collapses in Harbor

Jewish Refugees In Jerusalem Defy Deportation Move   British Send Hurry Call for Reinforcements; May Use Force

Jewish Refugees Moved to Cyprus   Haifa Harbor Bristles With Soldiers As Defiance is Shouted

1300 Are Caged For Cyprus Trip   10,000 Demonstrate on Shore At Call of Underground Radio--Haifa Is Barricaded

British, Indian Troops Quell  Disturbances   Harbor. At Haifa Bristles Like Scene Of Battle Preparation As Jews Defy British Orders

1,300 Jews Loaded on Transports  Resistance Fails   Resistance Fails  In Face of Stern British Measures; Deported to Cyprus

PLAN CONCRET STRUCTURE ON CTY HALL LOT   Will Be Erected If $5,000 to $6,000 (‘an Be Obtained

Real Harmony On Display at U.N. Conference   All Agreed on Arms Limitation Program Now

RED ATTITUDE SPEEDS PLANS N COMMITTEE   Almost Unprecedented  _ nity Displayed in Group Session

REACH ACCORD ON PLANNING DISARMAMENT   General Procedure to Be Followed, Embodied in U.S. Proposal, Agreed Upon in Unusual Display of Harmony.

Russia, Western Powers Mutually Agree On Plan For. Armament Limitation

Reach Agreement On Arms Limitation   Minor Differences Resolved In Session Of Sub-Committee

DISPLAY OF HARMONY MARKS DECISION. ON PROCEDURE INN. ©   “REDS, WESTERN POWERS ‘SETTLE DIFFERENCES ON MANY VITAL PRINCIPLES      STATE VETERANS AFFAIRS AGENCY ADVOCATED BY GROUP CALLED TO MEETING BY GOV.-FLECT JESTER

Harmony In Arms Talks   Twenty-Nation U. N. Committee Agrees Unanimously On First Disarmament Steps

Powers in Accord on Arms Plan   Russia, Western Nations. Swiftly Adopt Proposal! By U.S. as Basis for  Limitation Prozram

Russia and Western Powers in Harmony on — Arms Limitation Program      Drafting Sub-Committee Resolve Number of Minor Difference Which Lead to Ap mmneeatl »

DISPLAY OF HARMONY MARKS DECISION ON PROCEDURE IN U.N.  REDS, WESTERN POWERS SETTLE DIFFERENCES ON MANY VITAL PRINCIPLES

SCOUT AIDS IN - GANG CAPTURE   Last Of Chicago’s,.'G Cor’ Ring Believe In Custody.

Alert Boy Scout Aids In Capture   Last Two Of Chicago's “Green Car” Gang Behind Bars

Seeks Ruling On Rehiring Vets —   Would Aid Non-Vets With More Seniority

Ruling Is Sought On  Seniority   Question On Employment Of War Veterans At Plymouth Is Submitted To Federal Court

Kraft Asks Ruling  on Hiring Veterans   Wants Court to Decide About Firing Other Employes at Plymouth Plant

SPARE TIRE DEARTH TO PLAGUE DRIVERS   New Autos to Lack Them For Some Months, CPA Predicts

MARTIN DENIES: COMPROMISE IN LEADERSHIP FIGHT   Votes Must ' Decide - Issue, _ House Republican Chief — . Dacinrac

Martin Says GOP Votes Mus Decide Leaders   Squelches Talk of Compromise on Steering Committee

Martin Says Votes Not Compromise, Will Settle Issue  House Republican Floor Leader Fight Continuing

JAP-GABINET— ~— FILLING UP      MACARTHUR APPROVES FIVE _NEW MEMBERS TO REPLACE  E OUST ‘ED BY “HIS ORDER

New Japanese Cabinet Begins (ficial Duties   Five New Members Are Ap.  proved—General Election Is Scheduled After March 15

Communist Leader List: “Belligerent” Acts Of U.S. Forces In China

Patterson Praises Lafe Gen. Patton   Memorial Dedicated At Fr Riley Cavalry School, Of Which He Wes Grad

Dedicate Memorial To Patton   Patterson Is Chief Speaker At Colorful Ceremonies Honoring General At Ft. Riley

iUMW Leaders Say Workers Prepared   Rally Speakers Tell Owners Demands Must be Met  Re The Aceariaied Press

Titler Tells Miners At Welch Operators To Time Walkout By Meeting Terms

Labor Gone Wild... EIGHTY STRIKE OVER ONE-MAN PUNISHMENT   As Result 4,400 Workers Idle Indefinitely After Man Laid Off One Day.

Russians Allowed To May 6   Iran Offers to Let Case Be Shelved If New Deadline Ic Met

IF SOVIET WILL GET TROOPS OUT BY 6TH OF MAY   Iran Will Drop Matter To Give Russians Chance To Complete Withdrawal: Russia Denies Oil  Deals.

DEPENDENT ON WITHDRAWAL OF REDS BY MAY §   Gremyko Continues To Remain Absent From Parley

Iran OK’s Council Moves to Postpone  Soviet Difficulty   Demands Evacuation of All Russian Forces by Sixth of May

UNO Gets Replies. from Both Countries; Council Plans a Secret Session

ASKS SOVIETS LEAVE MAY 6   Gromyko, Still Absent, Says Troops Will Be Gone In 6 Weeks

Iran to Delay   Both Nations Reply Before UNO Deadline   Russian Ambassador Says Soviets to Be Out in 45 Days

NO CONCESSIONS FOR PULLING OUT ARMY, UNO TOLD   IRAN OFFERS TO SHELVE ISSUE IF RED ARMY LEAVES

lran Willing to Withdraw UNO Action   Offer Made With Receipt of Reply From Russians

Crisis In UNO Affairs Eased   Iran to Refrain From Pressing Charges If Russ Withdraw Troops Unconditionally By May 6; Gromyko Note Hints Compliance

—UING CUUNDCLIL— Replies Are Sent Couneil  Russians Promise  Troop Withdrawal

Iranian Proposal To UNSC   Will Shelve Case If Russia Assures Withdrawal of  Troops By May 6

Tran Offers UNO Breakin Russ Deadlock   Willing to Shelye Row;  Soviets Pledge Early Withdrawal

BOTH REPLY TO LINO COUNCIL   Ambassador Gromyko Again Boycotts Session

ASKS MAY WITHORAWAL 1F RED ARMY   UNO Gets Reply from Both Nations Involved in Dispute.

Sets May 6th Deadline In Note To UNO   Not Conditional On Other Issues-Russia

Russia ‘Welshed’ on Troop Deal By. Asking. Oil Rights, Note Says; Moscow Denies Issues Connected

RED AMBASSADOR CONTINUES BOYCOTT OF CONFERENCE BUT SENDS SATISFACTORY LETTER

Move Depends On Assurances From Russia   Both Countries File  Answers to Inquiries By UNO Body Asking State of Negotiations

IRANIANS WANT ISSUE SET ASIDE   Last Minute Replies Given To Council Inquiries   GROMYKO   States Russian Troops Will Be Withdrawn In Month And A Half

Soviet Says  Troops Out In Six Weeks   Both Countries Answer UN; Persians Seek May 6 Deadline.

Demand Russians Give Promise to  Withdraw Troops   Soviet Savs Removal Net Conditional on Negotiations Over Oil

Russia Replies  To UN Council That Evacuation Of Her Troops  Is Unconditional And That All Of Them Will Be Out Of Country Within Month and a Half

WANT RUSSIAN TROOPS GONE BEFORE MAY 6   Both Nations Reply to UNO; Reds Pledge Unconditional Withdrawal.

Seek Assurance Soviets Will Be Out By May 6   Gromyko Is Still Absent; Council Adjourns Following Reading Of Notes

Notifies Security Council That Case Will Not Be Pressed if Red Troops Leave by May 6.      ‘COUNCIL MEETS AND

All Troops Out Within Six Weeks   Both Countries Make Answers To United Nations Security Council In New York

Break Seen at’ UNO Session on lranian Crisis          Replies on n Situatior

But Russia Must Agree to Withdraw Troops by Mav 6   Replies to Security Council Notes Are Received Today  Sumeny Bachle: hdocdtscuce

Replies To UNO AreRead At Meet   Case To Be Shelved Temporarily; Red Oil View Given

Will Shelve UNO Case if Reds Accede  Soviets to Leave  Ru Middle af Mav

Iran Puts New Angle On Dispute   Offers To Let UNO Table Its Case If Russia Orders Armies Out Of Nation May 6

Iran Offers Delay If Russia Assures Troop Withdrawals   Council Adjourns after ebetying epee from Two Nations; Soviets Say Action Not Conditional On Other Negotiatiorts

RUSSIA OFFERS TO WITHDRAW ARMY BY MAY 6   Council Adjourns Until Thursday; Soviets Deny Concessions

“Break” In Iran Issue >   Beth Russia and Iran Send Answers to UNQ; Iran Makes Conditional Offer to Shelve Case

Will Shelve Case If Russia Agrees ‘To Withdrawal   UNO Security Council Receives Last Minute Replies To Inquiries From Both Nations

COUNCIL GETS RUSSIAN REPLY T0 QUESTIONS   Ala Asks Soviet Pledge To End Occupation By May 6

Wants Troops Out Of Nation By Early May   Both Countries Send Replies To UNO Meeting

Soviet Union Tells UNO It Has No Strings On Withdrawal   Removal of Army Not Conditional on Oil Deal. U.S.S.R. Saves

Russian Ambassador Announces Red Army Troops Not Dependent Upon Other Negotiations Taking Place With Iran

Army To Be Out In Month, Half, Gromyko Avers   Peaceful Solution To Troubled Situation  Is Seen

Will Permit UN Council Shelve Case With Soviet   Russian Withdrawal Is Not Conditional

lran Willing to Rest Its Case For Time Being  Wants Assurance °  ‘ranam Witharnwt

Reds Asked To Leave Country By Early May   Council Receives Replies Of Two Notions Today

Two Countries Send Replies To New York   Meeting Adjourns In Hopeful Mood; Meets Tomorrow

Offers to Shelve Its Case Temporarily Provided Russia Will Give Assurance That Russian Troops Would Be Withdrawn by May 6.   Russia Says Troop Withdrawals From Iran Are Not Conditional Over Oil

Gromyko Does Not Attend Meet Today   Withdrawal of Soviet Troops by May 6 May Settle Difficulty

Russ Withdrawal May 6 Proposed   Gromyko Continues Boycott Of UNO Council Sessions

Called ‘Break’ Every one Has een Awaiting E   Council Adjourns - “To ‘Avoid Snarls’ After Both Nations Reply -

Soviets Assure UNO Troops Are Being Evacuated   Council Is Told That Withdrawal Is Not Based on Concessions

Russ-Iran Replie:  ToCouncil Easing Tension In Meet   tran Offers to Shelve Case If Russia Will Promise to Get  Troops Out by May 6; Russia Says Troops Out in Month and Half

Won’t Press Case If Reds Out By Mav €   Troop Withdrawals Not Linked With Oil Nego Statens Geen DWesearen.

MISHANDLING OF LICHFIELD CAMP CASES CHARGED   McNarney Says Nobody Will Be “Railroaded;” Or ders Complete Review

Orders Review Of Court Case   General Learns of “Mishandling” of Lichfield Camp Trial

McNarney Orders Reviev Of Lichfield Camp Cases   American Commander In Europe Reports Titcenwvery Of Inctanrec Of Michandiine

Holiday Death Toll Near 300   136 Dead in Auto Accidents; 80 Drown

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL CLIMBS NEARER 300   122 Perish On Highways 79 Others Drowned

Holiday Toll Touches 300   Bulk of Violent Deaths From Traffic Mishaps and Drowning

Death Toll of Extended July 4th Holiday Nears 300  Traffic, Drowninas Lead Causes

Violent Death Toll Nears 300  Far Below Estimate OF Safety Council

Holiday Fatalities ClimbOverNation   Celebrations Take Smaller Toll Than Experts Predicted.

eee EE ee ,Sl OT OO eSEEOeEEeEeEe———E—e  Delay I In Erection Of Negro School ‘Buildings Due To War and Post-war Conditions Beyond Local Control      Options > Held. on Two Sites and Money in Bank for Many Months

Delay In Erection Of Negro School Buildings Due To War and Post-war Conditions Beyond Local Control   Options ! Hétd-s, ‘Hétd:,on Two Sites and Money in Bank for Many Months

OFFER COMES AS TIME FOR STRIKE NEARS   Duquesne Co. Submits Arbitration Plan To Mediators

Company Offers To Arbitrate At Pittsburgh   Union Continues Plans To Walk Out At Midnight Tonight

Probe Charge Of Failure To Release Men   Greensboro Hospital Head Accused Of Failing To Declare Men Surplus

UNC Trustees Will Vote On Medical Center   Little Opposition Expected From Trustees; Assembly Expected To Protest

‘Trans-Aflantic \Airliner With AA ‘Aboard Wrecked   Crashed Plane Seen In Newfoundland; Fatalities in Doubt

Missing Plane With 44 Aboard Sighted From Air   No Immediate Word Of Fate Of Passengers And Crew In Newfoundland   FOG IS BELIEVED CAUSE OF CRASH  (BULLETIN)

FOOD SUPPLIES PLENTIFUL SOON   Survey Shows U.S. Will Have More Than Any Time In History

‘Woods sir? was formerly  of Fremont  ‘Ground better than jail cot

Girl Lived Alone In Well Stocked Camp For 3 Weeks   “I'd Rather Go Out and Sleep on the Ground Than Back Upstairs to That Jail Cot,” Girl, 20, Tells Officers—Hid Campfire at Night

FORMER EFFINGHAM MAN DIES car MATOROCYOCLE ACCIDEAT   ht FAV Pewee wer  Mr. Stalin Himself Altered Stand of Marshal Tito

@ FAVUL MALLVI-— Pas nn eae  Mr. Stalin Himself Altered Stand of Marshal Tito

Showdown Is Due On Control Bill   Efforts Renewed To End Long Work Stoppage In Auto Industry

N. YORK FACING FOOD SHORTAGE IN TUG STRIKE   House Faces Showdown Over Strike Bill; Steel Parley Resumed

Try ToPrevent Labor Curb Loses  House Beats Off _ Metion Te Deley

House Defeats Motion To Kill Anti-Strike Bill   Case Formally Offers Proposal For Sweeping Controls Over Labor

Motion To Kill Strike Control Bills Rejected   Celler Sought To Halt Consideration Of Two Legislative Measures

Ceilin LS Polishes   Prospect Meats Will be Higher Than When OPA Lapsed June 30

Agriculture Department Recom“ mends Higher, Retail and Wholesale Costs   NOUNCEMENT. SURPRISE . TO TOP. OPA OFFICIALS

AGR. DEPT. FIGHTS OPA OVER PRICES   Agriculturists Want Higher Curbs Than Price Agency

NEW CEILINGS ON MEAT MAY BE DELAYED   Inter-Department Squabble Holds Up Announcement

Squabble Between OPA and Agriculture Chief Delays New Meat Price Ceilings

SQUABBLE HOLDS UP MEAT PRICE RULING BY OPA   Agriculture Department Said Trying To Get Higher Ceilings Than OPA

SQUABBLE MAY DELAY DATA ON MEAT PRICES   (  Differences Of Opinion Over Ceiling Prices May Delay Announcement

MAY DELAY NEW MEAT CEILINGS   OPA and C Dept. Of Agriculture In Squabble

LIVESTOCK CEILING PRICES TO BET OLD BY FEDERAL BOARD   Limits to be Announced Tomotrow, Officials in Capital Say; Squabble Slows Decision.   INCREASES TOLD FOR FOOD ITEMS

Candidates To Complete Tour Here On Monday   OUACHITA VOTERS HEAR COUNTY PROSPECTS SPEAK

IS ENLARGED   Gen. Koenig Orders Transfer of 11 Communes  From Rhineland

FRENCH IN MOVE TO TRANSFER COMMUNES   Report Says Rhineland Territory Switched To Saar

French Annex German Land  To Saar Area   Action Jolts Russians in Berlin; See Preparation For Anschluss

French Add to  Saar   Move Annexing. 11  Rhine Communes. to Area Protested By . Soviet-Backed Paper

TRACE ORIGIN OF HOTEL FIRE   Probers Agree in Opinion Tragic Blaze Started In Mattress in Hallway

FOR HOT. BLAZE   Three Top Probers Agree Fire Started in Third Floor Hoalhwey

Officials Seek To Determine Cause of Blaze   ‘Believe Fire Started In 3rd-Floor Hallway; Cigarette Suspected -

Cigaret Set Atlanta Hotel Blaze, Experts Think as Inquiry Begins

Investigators Theorize ‘A Lighted Cigarette Caused Winecoff Tragedy

OPA Price Rises for Auto Industry Draw Union Fire   Chrysler, Ford, Hudson Apply for Increase; No GM Limit Set

OFFICIAL CLAIMS INCREASES WILL WEAKEN ECONOMY   PRESSURES MOUNT FOR OPA RAISES ON MILK, BUTTER, GAS

Oppose Boost In Car Prices   CIO Attacks Proposal of OPA; Milk, Butter and Gasoline Increases Sought

Slaps Plan For New Car Price Boost   OPA Announcement Draws ClO Blast... Milk, Butter, Gas  On “Preecura lich!

C.1.0. BLASTS OPA PLAN FOR NEW CAR PRICE HIKE   Higher Prices for Milk, Butter, Gas Also Sought

BLASTS MOVE TOWARD HIGHER NEW GAR PRICES   OPA Intends to Grant Three Percent Increase to Auto Industry

Sugar Slated To Be Scarce Rest Of Year   ‘Auto Workers Official Opposes New-Car Price Hike

OPA Plans For  HikeInAuto Prices Blasted   CIO-Atto Workers Official Declares It. Means “Not _a Bulge by Lite But An Explasioh’’.

ClO OFFICIAL HITS CAR PLAN   OPA: Move Toward High. er Prices Considered Out of Line

TO HIKE CARS   Charges Proposal To Boost Prices ts “Explosién” tn U.S, Cost Line. 

Labor Stage Set With Lewis In Spotlight as Talks Begin; Ford Contract Is Brought Up

Demands For 15 Per Cent Boost In Rents Heard By Congress   O.P.A. Move For Higher Prices For Autos Blasted By C.LO.

THREE NEW CARS WILL COST MORE   ClO Blasts OPA’s Plan For Authorizing Increase

NOT A BULGE—AN EXPLOSION  OPA’s New Auto Price Boost Flayed By ClIO-UAW Official

C10 Opposes Price Hike For Autos  OPA May Allow Some Increases  er  pa F dager

Price Boosts for New Cars Flayed   UAW Raps Hikes Given to Ford, Chrysler, Hudson

OPA Promise of Auto Price Boost Draws Blast From ClO   Pressure Put on Government for Higher Berane ae MSIE Babbar meld fonealina

Price Increases Are Denounced   “Bulge in Line’ Called Explosive

CIO Assails Higher Prices For New Cars   ‘Explosion’ In Line,  Says Official; Milk, Butter And Gasolin« Increases Sought

Auto Union Criticizes  O.P.A. Plan   Pressure Being Brought for Ups on Cars, Milk, Butter and Gasoline by Dealers   Car Industry Js the Least Entitled to Hike Says Union Spokesman

Hits Higher  Auto Prices   CIO Raps OPA Move Toward Increase In Prices  For New Cars,

LOU. A.W. Official Declares Contemplated Increase Is Not a Price Line Bulge hut an Explosion.

MORE PRICE HIKES LOOM   Autos, Milk, Butter And _ Gas Are Slated To Be Increased

Pressure on OPA Now for Boosts In Other Products   Milk, Butter, Gasoline On List of Items for Which Higher Prices Being Asked

OPA Plan For Car Price Hike Blasted by ClO   Pressure Mounts for Price Boosts for Milk, Butter and Gasoline

OPA Move Toward Higher Prices For New Automobiles Brings Blast From ClO   Motor Companies Have Applied For Hikes To Offset Pay Boosts Under New Formula

Mt. Carmel Fete For Returned Gls   Price Boost For New Cars Brings  Blast From CIC

‘Auto Union Scores OPA ForNewHikes Tn Price Of Autos   Charge OPA-Ov Overlooked Factor. of . .Expected Rise in‘ Voliime _ of Production.

“Not . 3ulge—But An Explos  Plan For rs Price Hike Attacked By CIO Official

Price Increases Due on New Cars   Butter. Gasoline. and Milk on List of Items Also Being Considered

ON A ER RSL RARE 2 ASO a :  Three Firms In Line For Price Hikes   - Increases Likely For Milk, Butter

Auto Workers Blast OPA For Price Lifting   Official Says Hike Will Result In Explosion In Price Line

UAW Official Blasts Hikes In Car Prices   Boosts Are Termed Price-Line Threat

Auto Workers Lash Out At OPA’S. Plans For  New-Car Price Increase

President Places Car Strike Blame At Congress Door   Failure to Legislate Is Held Responsible

SSLIKELY. TOVOTE SOON ON STRIKE REMEDIES   President's Implied Support of Hobbs Bill Jars   ee a ae

DRIVE CONGRESS TOWARD ACTION      President Truman Standing Pat on Fact-Finding Proposal — LegisJators Will Demand Opportunity to Vote on Strike Remedies.

Strikes Brinc Showdown In Congress   Snowballing Strife Is Causing Uproar In Washington

Congress Briven Toward Action 0 Strike Situation   Unions Jarred As Pres Says Senate Should Vote On Hobbs Bill

CONGRESS MOVES TOWARD CURBING TIDE OF STRIKES   Action by Feb. 1 Is Sought by Various Members of Both Chambers   PRESIDENT DIGS SOLONS   Says Need for Fact-Finding Legislation He Urged Is Evident Now

CONGRESS MUST GET STRIKE LAW   CAN'T IGNORE SITUATION MUCH LONGER

Both House And Senate Set Informal Deadline of February 1.  DEMAND SOME KIND OF STRIKE REMEDIES  Pressure for Congressional Action Increasing Hourly.

Congress Expected to Act Soon on Measures Aimed at Curbing Strikes

Truman's Mother Will Mark Birthday Today   President Makes Surprise Trip for a Brief Visit

World Famine Problem Eased   J. S. Regulations On Dark Flour Go Off Todav

Breathing Spell Reached in Fight Against Hunger; White Bread Due

Nation’s Idle Now 800,000         Majar Wor Sloppages Ts Sul at Stalemate

Number of Workers — Off Jobs Mounting; Nears 800,000 Mark   New Strikes Threatened; End of Harvester Walkout Near?

Idle Ranks From Labor Walkouts Nearing 800,000   Thousands Forced To Leave Jobs; New Strikes Threaten.

Coal Shortage. Curtails Steel, Railroad Work  Westinghouse, Other Strikes May End; Stepsaaes In Detroit

187,000 IDLE IN LABOR DISPUTES   Hope Held For Settlement Of Two Strikes

Strikes _ Dam Up Work.   Stoppages Force Thousands to Leave Their Jobs

STRIKE BIG HEADACHE   About 51,000 In Detroit Idle Because Of Strikes

Nearly 800,000 Out ....  Ranks Of Idle Soar As Ne, Strikes Threaten The U. S. Labor Front

NEAR 800,000 IDLE   Thousands Leave Jobs and New Strikes Are Threatened

STRIKE TOTAL NEARS 800,000   Coal Shortage Cuts industry Hope Seen in Harvester, Westinghouse Walkouts.

Says Ceiling Policy Hits. Agriculture   Manufacturer Tells Farn Institute—-O ’Neal Asks, End of Subsidies —

YOUTH CHARGED WITH ABDUCTION      9-Year-Old Girl Kidnaped, Mistreated On Way tq Schoo!

Hunting For Taxi Driver   Little Falls Man's Bloodstained Car Found In Woods Near Margie

Many Residents Or County Are Claimed By Death Recently      «County.  Pioneers y Pass: Away-—Funera , Services ‘Arranged 

Many Residents Of County Are Claimed By Death Recently          iPass Away-—Funera Services. ‘Arranged 

Quezon’s Body Is Back In Homeland   Arrives At Manila After Journey From U. 8S. Aboard Aircraft Carrier

THREE CHILDREN PERISH IN FIRI   TRAPPED IN K. C. ROOMING HOUSE—23 OTHERS ES. CAPE UNINJURED.

‘Agreement to Russian Plan ‘for German Reparations 'Will Lead to War---Pauley

WARNING GIVEN BY ED PAULEY   Says Russian Plan For Germany Would Be Courting Third War

KOREAN RIOTING ORDERED ENDED   Two Killed, Seven Hurt, 120 _ _. Aerested So Far _

Search Way Out Of Steel Dispute   Union, Corporation Heads Confer Again

QUENTIN: BROWN DIES   K.U. Graduate Was Republican State Chairman

HEIRENS ADJUDGED UPSET MENTALLY   Chicago Slayer Hurls Stones At Prison Guard

GOVERNOR DENIES CHARGE OF DEALS WITH DEMOCRATS  RARAAPRATE MR iT L

Gov. Green Denies Charge by Barrett of Bi-Partisanshiy   Tells Party Leaders He Did Not Enter Into Deals With Dems

“Old China Hand” Dies In Shanghia; Close Friend Of Chiang, Sun Yat Ser

Asks Clean Bill In Greek Dispute   Demand Clean Bill In Russians’ Charge: Regarding  British Troops.

Cabinet Demands Full Vindication Of British Policy    Reported to Feel That } Excneration of Soviet Charges Is Essential    MEETS TO CONSIDER  AMERICAN PROPOSAL   Stettinius Plan Would Call Draw in British-Russien Dispute

BRITISH CABINET BACKING BE “ROW WITH RUSSH   Gemands Exanération of   Charge of Disturbing  : ” Panee in Greece

Full Wheat Bins Not to Increase  Supply of Bread   Golden Harvest Now Rolling;  Manv Growers Hold for Price

HOUSE COMMITTEE TOLD  a THAT_LEGITIMATE _MEAT——      By WILLIAM UMSTEAD International News Service

Meat Black Market ls Out of Hand, Congress Is Told  Organizations Push Drive to Ration Cereals, Fats, Oils

Black Meat Markets Soar   AMI President Claims OPA Unable to Check Illicit Meat Sales

Meat Black Market ‘Out Of Hand,’ Claim: Cut Bread Menu   Mest Shew Netice

Parity Price Issue. Enters  ‘Wage Debate   _Georgian Asks Formula Taking ‘In Labor Cost

Parity Enters Wage Debate   Farmers’ Demands Bloch a Wins:     Ale ain &

Farm Parity Plan Diverts Senate From Wage Bill   New Proposal Interrupt: Showdown Attempt on Minimum Wage Scale

Farm Parity Formula Delays Test Vote On Wage Minimum   Pepper Fails to Get Showdown on Wage Scale—Debate, for Moment, Turns on an Entirely  a Mlaw leeue

Duquesne Light Co. Employes are Told by Union President to Attend Court Session When Injunction’s Up.

Pittsburgh Faces New Power Strike  meee =n, #2«4P   Tuesday Walkout ‘Called by Union  Despite Injunction

Calls Power Strike On Tuesday Despite  Court’s Injunction   Union Head Orders Duquesne Light Co. Workers to Quit Jobs at 9:30 a. m. Tomorrow; Court Hearing Set at Same Hour

Another Power Walkout Faced By Pittsburat   Strike Is Set For Tuesday Morning; Await Court Case

Search Urged For Missing Navy Paper   Might Be War Tipotf Message

Thinks Hunt Will Reveal Document   Pearl Harbar Witness Explains Filing System

CAPTAIN URGES HUNT FOR MISSING PAPERS   Kramer Suggests Probers Look Into Navy Files

PLANE TRAVEL HIT BY ORDER   Grounding Order Following Fatal Crackup Forces Schedule Shifts

Passengers Stranded  Air Traffic Tangled as CAA Order Grounds Constellation:

International Air Traffic In Turmoil   Grounding of Constellations Leaves Many. People Stranded

CAA ORDER TIES UP AIR TRAVEL   Ban On Constellations Cuts Overseas Traffic

GROUNDED. PLANES SNARL TRAFFIC. OF THREE CONTINENTS      Pilot Leader Claims Constella - tions are Not Safe Plane For Commercial Use

“ —AIR TRAFFIC SNARLED— Grounding Of Liners Leaves Many Stranded

CAA Grounds Constellations: International Air Tratfie Hit   Stranded Passe, ‘rs Scattered Across Globe: Makesky,t Schedules Effected

Study Fire Peril On Constellation  CAA Grounding Order Snarie Air Travel

Grounding Order Stalls Air Traffic  Travel Plans Of Thousands Disrupted

Farm Bureau Sports Events Held Saturday   Softball Games, Other Contests Entertain Many Farm Families

Wallace Again Warns Against  A Third Par ty   Says It Would Only Result In ‘Reactionary Victory ;’ Tags Democratic Party  ‘Progressive Party’

NALLACE HITS THIRD PARTY   SMove Would Mean ‘Reactionary Victory’, Commerce Secretary Says

AGAINST THIRD PARTY   Wallace Writes Warning to Demo crats of Nation

LEWIS AND UMW ORDERED BEFORE VIRGINIA COURT   Mast Answer Injnnction Again! Selling Memberships.

Government Pins Hopes on Hearing   No Other Action Now Planned To Get UMW Miners Into Pits

injunction On Memberships To Be Court Move   CORPORATION OFFICIALS FILE CHARGES IN STRIKE

Virginia Moves Against Lewis   Leader And Coat Union Facing Action In Riskhmanna.

Lewis Ordered To Appear In Richmond, Va.   Must Show Cause Before S.C. C. Why UMW Shouldn’t Cease Sale Of Memberships —

VIRGINIA MOVES — AGAINST LEW   ORDERS HIM TO SHOW W:IY SALE OF UNION MEMBEK. SHIP SHOULD NOT STOP.

Virginia’s Corporation Commission Prepares  ‘New Summons for Lewis

Virginia Asks Writ Against Lewis, UMW   Injunction Sought to Ban Membership Sales Under ‘Blue Sky’ Law

Virginia Seeks To Foree UMW To Open Mines   Orders Show-Cause Appearance of Lewis In Injunction Move

Virginia State Charges Lewis  * Action Taken to  Open Coc] Minne

Feel Workers Look for Wave Offer   Firm: Believed To, Expect. 1 ‘lncrease ‘in Steel Price ---

Steel, Union Heads Confer In Last Act Upon Strike   Picket Use Planned By Telephone Group.

Feel Workers Look for Wage Offer   Firm Believed To Expect Increase in Steel Price

1,000 Workers To Quit Jobs, Says Leader   Washington Communication Service Hit

C. QO. P. Chief Says ‘Truman Action  Aid to Republicans   Chairman Reece Replies to President's Address Lifting Meat Controls; - Declares ‘Technique Deludes People’

‘REECE REPLIES TO PRESIDENT SON MEAT ISSUI   Lifting Of Price Control Called Political Move By GOP

Truman Speech, Says Reece, Calls For GOP Congress   Replies to President On the Meat Issue

REECE PLACE MEAT IMPASSE UPON TRUMAN   GOP Chairman Says All Responsibility Is On President And Party

Truman's Decision Good Argument For GOP Congress, Reece Declares

Implement Agreement Is Praised   Accord In Lengthy Tieup Puts Bright Spot In Picture; Officials See More Output

Harvester-Cl0 Dispute Ended  Settlement is Hailec By Federal Officials

100-Mile Strip Torn Up in Earth Tremors   Quake Described as ‘Worst in Century’ by Local Newspaper

Tidal Wave Hits Cities   Citizens Panic; Damage Said Heavy As Earthquake Rocks Island

WADING POOL With shower, $15.95. D. & F ‘“urniture, 47 Ist st SW.—Ad.

Prolonged Coal Dispute Will Strike Hard Blow at All Phases of U. S. Food Economy

Mother and Three Tots Awaiting Visas To Fly to Father   Official Forms Will Solve Vexing Problems For Members of Family

Soviets Reject U.S. Proposal To Abolish Veto   Would Put Syster Under U. N., Security Council Set-up

Russia Rejects Veto Ban on Atom Matters   Soviets Present Own Control Plan to UN; British Pledge Full  Cooperation to U. 8.

Formally Presents Own Control Plan With Whole Issue . Under U.N. Council And United Nations

Soviets Reject U.S. Plan to Abandon Veto   Reds Propose Whole Control System Be  Given to U. N. Setup

Russia Demands Veto Power on  A-Bomb Control   Gromyko Offers Plan to Give  Seeuritv Connell Jurisdiction

Soviet Offers New Atomic Control Plan   Wants Commission Set Up Under Security Council

SOVIETS HAVE ATOMIC PLAN OF THEIR OWN   ABOLISHING VETO IN U. N. REJECTED BY RUSSIANS

Soviet Russia Rejects U.S.  Atomic Plan   Presents Its Own Plans Which Would Put the ~ Systén? oF Control Under the Security Coun. cil and UN

REDS REFUSE TO ABOLISH ATOMIC VETO   U. S. Offer To United Nations Receives Russian Counter

BARUCH'S ATOMIC PROPOSAL TURNED ~ DOWN BY RUSSIA   Moscow Refuses to Give Up Her Right in U. N. to Veto Matters Pertaining %  Energy, ba   SUBMITS CONTROL PLAN OF HER OWN   it Calls for Ban on Production of Bombs and Their Use for Mass Destruction in War.

Russia Rejects  , S. Veto Plan  Presents Own Atomic Control Proposal

Reds Reject U. 5.  Atomic Proaqram   Soviets Turn Down Plan To Abolish Veto On Atom Setup, Would: Put Plan Under Authority Of UN Security Council

Working Gets 3 Years In State ‘Cut   Convicted By Jury Of Beating Brashears Boy; Negro Left County

Prisoner Sentenced For Assault On Boy      Painter Found Guilty of Beating 13-Year-Old Knoxville Lad

Confederacy Organizing   Volunteers Sought For New Air Force Chance 3 ee Lae

Mrs. Irene Mansfeldt Adjudged Sane and Is Sentenced to Ten Years in Prison

WIFE WHO SLEW - NURSE TO PRISON   Mrs. Irene: Mansfeldt to. Serve From One-to Ten *..Wears.- -

SEEK TO SPEE WORK OF PARIS PEACE PARLEY   Byrnes and Bidault Want Early Meeting of Bie Four

ROADS, REFORM SCHOOL, WELFARE BETTERMENT, GET ATTENT ON OF SAFFORD AT REPUBLICAN RALLY

commerce Group Demands Congress End Communist Power in Government

End to Communist Party Influence In Labor's Ranks and Within US Government Demanded by C. of C.

Chamber Demands Solons Tear Lid Off Communistic Party Activities In Nation

U. §. Chamber Commerce Demands Congress Rip Lid Off Communist Party

U.S. Chamber Of Commerce Demands Congress To Act  : Against Communist Influence In Labor, Government

Congress Urged To Rip Lid Off Communist Party   Chamber Of Commerce Wants To End Power In Labor's Ranks And Within Government

U. S. Chamber Of Commerce Demands Congress Rip Lid  Off Activities Of Communist

Congress Asked To Rip Lid  Off Communist Party InU.S   iC. OF C. De mands Action To End Its Power And Influ  ence In Labor’s Ranks And Within Government Itself;   Charges Of World Conquest Ambitions Renewed

C. OF C. URGES LID BE RIPPED OFF RED PARTY   Report Says U. S. Public Servants ‘Driven From Their Jobs’

me) PARTY SHOULD & INVESTIGATED, @ S.C. OF C. SAYS   and That Congress Rip Lic ff Communist Party to  » End Powers

U.S. Chamber Of Commerce Demands Congress Rip Lid Off Communistic Activities

Demand US Uncover Communist Threats to World Security   Chamber of Commerce Opens Blast on Red Influence in U. S.

U. S. Chamber Is  F or ExposingParty As Against Nation   ‘Commerce — Ass’n Says Communists Operate in Labor Ranks,  Gevernment

Investigation Ot Communist: Is Demanded   Congress Asked to End Power and Influence Of Reds in Ranks of  Labor. Government

A Fight On Reds In U.S.   National Chamber of Commerce Demands Congress Act to Eliminate Influence Here

J. oe Chamber Wants Red Influence Nipped....  Government Is Asked Tc Rip Lid Off Communists

“Loyal To Foreign Power’  Chamber Of Commerce Asks Communist Expose By Congress

SEEKS END OF RED INFLUENCE IN GOVERNMENT   Chamber of Commerce Asks Congress to Check Commounist Party

U.S, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ASKS CONGRESS TO CURB REDS   Says Communist Party Has Power In Labor’s Ranks And In Gov’t

Conaress Asked To Bare Work Of Communists   C. Of C. Would End Party's Power In U. S. Government

Demands Congress Rip Lid Off Communist Party To End Power In Labor Ranks And Government

Chamber Demands Lid Be Ripped Off  Communist Party   Board Resignations is Expected To Force The Issue.

Communists In Federal Jobs Rapped   J). S. CHAMBER DEMANDS THAT GOVERNMENT PURGE REDS

C. of C. Demands Congress Expose U.S. Communists   Advocates Purge to End Influence in Governmant Jahns

C. of C. Wants Lid Taken Off Reds in U. S.   Communist Power In Governmental, Labor Ranks Hit

C. OF €. DEMANDS CONGRESS RIP LD OFF COMMUNISTS   National Chamber Seeks End. to Party’s Power in Labor,   Gavarnmant 

Chamber of Commerce Asks Congress to ProbeCommunist Party   Report Based on Year-Long Investigation Says Reds Are Wielding Power and Influence Ir. Labor’s Ranks and Within Government Itself

OPA Sets Drive On Black Marts   Agents Trace Down Big Caches of Meat: As Unprecedented Shortage Looms 

French Accuse  Viet Nam Rebels   ‘Battle Still Rages in Hanoi Streets As Treachery Charges Hurled.

Violence Is Cited  as Evidence   Command Reports Troops Have Surrounded Rebels

COMMERCIAL AND, BUSINESS _ LIFE OF CITY PARALYZ _.RY_SERIES OF WALK-

Guilty Verdicts Foreseen After Address by Cour   Doenitz, Raeder Are First Men ~ Brot to Dock

GUILTY MEN TO LEARN FATE ON TUESDAY   Tribunal Holds Germany Waged Aggressive War

Bill Mauldin Hits Army Caste System   Cartoonist Says Present Army System Set Up “Lona Aao”

U.S. ARMY SETUP SAID OUTDATED, CENTURIES OLD Mauldin Scores Army's ‘Caste System, Blasts Idea Officers Should Have Special Privileges

MAULDIN RAPS ARMY SYSTEM   Outdated and Outmoded, GI Cartoonist Says; Urges Greater Equality

ARMY GRIPES BOARD HEARS BILL MAULDIN   FAMED CARTOONIST RIDDLES OFFICER CASTE SYSTEM

Anti-Petrillo Law To Get Court Test   Government Accepts Challenge Hurled by Union Musicians’ Boss

To Order Ing:ry Into Radio Strike Call By Petrill   Justice Department Will De_mand Federal Grand Jury Investigation

Monarchy Is Issue On Ballot   Reports Put Deaths as High as 250 During Last 48 Hours.

Pre-Election Greek Riots Fatal to 50  Poll Material Is Destroyed

50 More Killed in Greek Fights on Election Eve   Nation Prepares to Vote on Rightist Return of Monarchy

Riots Kill 290 Prior To Voting   Election Decides Whether Monarchy Shall Return

Clashes Mark Greek Voting   250 Reported Killed In Widespread Fight:

ALLEGED REDS WIPED OUT IN 2-DAY BATTLE   >) Communists Slair As Conflict Flares In Macedonia

Return of King ls Major Issue In Voting Today   Monarchists’ Victory Predicted; Band of Communists Slain

Labor See’, ’ Studyi Ing An Opinion   Received From Governor Donnelly On Federal Funds

WOMEN INMATES. STARE FOOD RAT   Canadians Are Barricaded -- Behind. Wall. aad wl nn <7". .1) 1)". ae a

Army Search Team Plunges Deeper Into China’s Wild Area To Seek Lost Airmen

ARMY SEARCHES FOR AIRMEN IN CHINESE AREA   J, S. Mission Deep in Lolo Land Where Captives Are Believed Held

U. S. Army Seare +h Team Plunges auto lololand Seeking Arheriean  ‘Airmen Believed Held As Slaves

Search Team Off on Hunt For Lost Enslaved Airmen 5to 11 Days March from Lololand

Army Search Team Drives Deep Into China’s Wilds  Hunting Enslaved Airmen

Army Search Team Hunts Long Lost  U.S. Airmen Feared Slaves in China

U. US. Army Team Hunting Kirmen in West.China   " Plunges Deep i in Wild. Country in Search of Possible Captives

Army Searchers Enter China Wilds In Hunt for Yanks   Poor Communications te Hold Up Reports on Developments

Army Search Team Goes After Yanks ‘Who May Be Slaves   Detachment Will Make Headquarters at Remote Mission; Probably Will Ask Ransom

Rescuers 5 To Il Miles Of Lolos   sribal Wars May Interfere With Rescue Attempt

ERMY SEARCH TEAM PLUNGING INTO LOLOLAND AFTER FLIERS   Checking Report That Downed U. S “Hump” Airmen Are Slaves There

. Search China Wilds = U. S. Fears Long Lost Airmen Captives of Fierce Lolo Tribe

ARMY SEARCHTEAM PLUNGING DEEP IN CHINA WILDERNESS   Party Will Attempt to Find U. S. Airmen Believed Held In Slavery

Start Hunt’ ~  For Airmen   China's Wild Far West Penetrated in Quest for Americans Held Cabtivés by Lolos

ARMY'S SEARCH “TEAM PLUNGING INTO LOLOLAND   BELIEVE YANKS ARE HELD AS SLAVES BY FIERCE TRIBESMEN

Search Team Nears Fliers   Plunges Into China’s Wild Far West Seeking Reported Slaves of Fierce Lolos

Army Search Team Heads into Wild Lolo Country Seeking Slave Airmen

Search Team Enters China’s Wild West in Hunt for Lost U.S. Fliers

Army Search Team Plunges Deep Into . China to Seek Fliers Held As Slaves

Army Search Team Drives Into China Mountains ....  tlope To Find Long Lost U. S. Airmen In Lololand

SEVERE COLD WAVE SWEEPS ACROSS U.S.A   TEMPERATURE GOES BELOW ZERO IN MANY STATES

YUKON ‘WARMS’ TO 40 BELOW  Mercury. Hovers Near Zero _ In Many Sections of U. S.   Utah weather story on page 15.

Verdict of Nuernberg War Crimes Tribunal on Sept. 23 Is Awaited by Followers of Hitler  py... fa ‘Sa 22)

Board Cruiser For Trip; Formal Abdication Announcement Expected  NAPLES, ITALY (AP) —King Vittorio Emanuele and Queen Elena boarded the cruiser, Duke of Abruzzi, tonight for a voyage into voluntary exile.

McMahon, Scientists Say International: Control Of _ Atomic Energy Only Hope

MOTHER SLAYS SELF, HUSBAND   3 Left Orphaned after Pact In Akron

ARABS REVEAL SOVIET PROMISE   Russians Reported Ready To Help Get Palestine Problem Before UN

Reds Backing Arabs in Row On Palestine   Proposal for Entry Of Jews in Hely Land May Go Before U. N.

ARABS CLAIM RUSS BACKING ON PALESTINE   Will Be Brought Before United Nations Council

Illinois’ Only Women Coroner Finds Work \Is ‘Unpleasant’ But It’s Also ‘Fascinating’

NUTRITION EXPERTS SAY POTATO VICTIM OF MISUNDERSTANDINC   DECLARE PUBLIC BELIEF IT 18 FATTENING IS WRONG-—CALORIES CONTENT IS ANALYZED

Ea i sr ee  POOR POTATO LOSES ° FAMED REPUTATION AS MAKER OF FAT

Light Vote Seen In Ohio Primary   About 600,000 Ohioans Ex pected To Cast Ballots In Primary On Tuesday

Cherry Speaks At Governor’s Meeting In Okla.   Says Farmers Could Not Be Blamed For Using  Weapons Pressure Groups

Addresses Governors’ Conference Cherry Says Labor Strife Forces Farmers To Band Together, Use Pressure

Cherry Defends Farm View In Address In Oklahoma; Farm Is Seen As Real Basis

U.S. Army Raids Barracks to Block  Formation of Armed Reactionaries

huss charge violation of  Moscow paet  In U.S. proposal for Bulgaria

Moscow Radio Says U. §. Has ~ Violated Pac   State Department Silent So Far On Latest Rlact

U, S-BULGAR NOTE IRKS SOVIET RADA      Moscow Broadcast Charges Violation of Big 3° Aareaement ze

Russia Charges U. 5. Of Pact Violations   Note Accuses Us of Urging Bulgaria to Seek “Disruption”

Reds Hit U.S. on  Bulgarian Issue   Soviets Say Moscow Decision Violated

= Protests ion by U.S.   igreement Violated in Igaria, Reds Charge

Soviets Accuse U. S. of Violating  a Moscow Agreement   Note Asserts New ‘Conditions’ in Bulgarian Problem Were Suagested by State Department

REDS CHARGE U.S. VIOLATED BALKAN PACT   Note to Bulgaria Held Contrary to Accord By “Big Three”

PROTEST HANDED TO SEC. BYRNES BY SOVIET CHARGE   Washington Aceused of Trying to Disrupt Plan for  Broader Representation in Balkan Regimes.   “NEW CONDITIONS” ALLEGEDLY RAISED   State Department Disclosed March 4 It Had Asked 2 “Opposition” Leaders in Sofia Government.

Charges Threats To Ban Negroes Vole in Primary   Mississippi Balloting ta Receive Support of Justice Department

Charges Hurled on Eve of Mississippi Race  Attorney General tc - Back Up Right of Negroes to Vote

CHARGE ASSAULTS ON NEGRO VOTERS   ATTEMPTS ALLEGEDLY MADE TO KEEP BLACKS FROM MISSISSIPPL POLLS.

 Mississippi Cloimed 'n Reign Cf Terror Showdown. On. Negre Vote is Set Today

TAFT HITS TRUMAN SPENDING PLANS   DECLARES COUNTRY HAS 1) FLATION AS RESULT OF GOVERNMENT POLICIES.

Nation Already Has Inflation. Taft Declare:   Senater. Blames ti On’ Ac. tion of a Government Which Has “Lost All  Sense of Moderation”?

Taft Declares Inflation Here   Says Truman Program  Is ‘Spend, Spend’

UN APPROVAL OF ATOM PLAN DUE   Commission Expected To Give Approval To U. S. Plan At Monday Meeting

Veto (uestion Biggest Issue   U.S. Demands Banning Veto On Punishment Of Atom Control Code Violators   ONLY ALTERNATIVE U.S. KEEPS ATOM BOMB

Coal Wage Conferenc: Postponed 24 Hours ©   No Explanation Given For De. lay; Nov. 20 May Be Deadline

Miners May Force New Wage Formula   New Contract With Lewis Would Fix System™’ Despite U, S Evasion Efforts.

New Wage Formula Possible  : rug-Lewis Totk Postponed os   freptewis Totk Pos  Deadline Noses For Shutdown

Delay Secon Meeting of Krug, Lewis   Govt. Seeks to Avoid Setting New Wage Formula

New Formula Prospec Unless Govt. Can Avoid Signing Wage Contract With Lewis

KRUG, LEWIS MEE] ON MINE QUESTION, FEARS EXPRESSED   U.S. Wage Formula Is Considered Possible if Contract is Signed By Two Partiac   SHORTER HOURS BELIEVED ASKED

SOVIET LOSES FIGHT TO GAIN ATOM SECRETS   U.N. Assembly Adjourns After Rejecting Russian Plea For Troop Census.

Russia Loses  Fight To Bare  Atom Seerets   Burt UN Approves Arms Re duction Plan Whieh Will Serap Weapons Mass Desirnetion   Moscow Papers Grow Optimistic   Nations Turn Down Rus sian Demand For Immediate Global Census  of Troons

Russ Fail fo Get Atomic  Bomb Secret   Molotov Sails for Home as U.N. Votes Discrmament Plan

Russia Loses Fight fo Bare Atom Secrets   U. N. Assembly, However, Plans for Arms Reduction Which Is Expected to Ban Weapons Of Mase Killing

Immediate Troop Census Rejected  Russians Optimistic Over Arms Proaram

SOVIETS LOSE FIGHT TO AIR ~ BOMB SECRE}   OUTLOOK HOPEFUL FOR ARMAMENT REDUCTION

U, N. Adopts Plan Curbing Armaments;  Move Hailed   Assembly Sessions Near Adjournment;  Chiefs Head Home

Russia Loses Fight  For A-Bomb Count; Arms Plan Ratified   Immediate Global Census Denied;  Optimism Over Disarmament Setup Refleeted in Storv From Moscow 

But Arms Reduction Program Apptoved by United Nations: Assembly Would in Time Scrap All Weapons of Mass Destruction—Delegates Believe Steps Taken Wiil Promote Cause of International Peace. :

Russia Loses Fight To Open Up Atomic Secrets   American Assurance Given That Full Disclosure. Of Atom Bomb Data Will Be Civen Top Priority

New York Named Permanent UN Home UN Okays Sweeping Disarmament Setup

U.N. Assembly Approves Plan For Start on Arms Reduction   Russia Fails to Get U. S. Atomic Bomb Secrets Laid Open; Final Adjournment May Be Reached Today

Atomic Bomb Secrets May Be Released   But Russia Loses Fight For Immediate Action By UN

U.N. ASSEMBLY APPROVES PLAN TO SLASH ARMS   Russia Loses Fight tc Lay Bare U. S.  Atom Secrets

Nation Is Watching With Interest: Maine Votes Today  Republicans Appear To Be Holding  Enviahle Pacitian

Maine Voters Ballot Today; GOP Is Favored   Four Other States Schedule Primary Tests This Week

Two New England States Nominate  Slate This Week   Conventions In Conn. And R_ I

REPUBLICANS HAVE EDGE IN GENERAL ELECTION IN MAINE   Nominating Conventions, Primaties Being Held in Four  Other States

Republicans Have High Hopes as Maine Swings into Political Elections Today

Nation Watching Maine Election  Republicans Expected to Emerge Yictors

Political Attractions This Week... -_ Expect Republicans To Win Major Races Today ~ In The Maine Election

Russians Hold American Vice-Consul  For Half Hour   State Dept. Attaches No Significance  To Incident  Tp Tpanion TT aamh

Soviets Stop U.S. Consul Near Tabriz   No Significance Attached to Incident

U.S. Official In Iran Halted By Red Sentry   Russian Consular Chief Expresses His Regrets at Affair

Guards Foil Mass Prison Break Effort   Two Prisoners Wounded After Cell Block Riot At South Carolina State Prison Last Night

MASKED GUNMEN SEIZE STATION TO LAUD DUCE   Bombing, Broadcast Mark Violence In Italy

SOVIET AGAINST COMPROMISE, UNO ALTERNATE DULLES SAYS   TRADITIONAL POLICY OF RUSSIA SAID TO BE STUMBLING BLOCK TO AGREEMENTS

ARMY REVEALS DANUBE RAID HAS NETTED 232 SUSPECTS   HUNGARIAN EX-ADMIRAL 1S BELIEVED TO HAVE HEADED HUGE SMUGGLING GANG

ARMY CONTROL OF ATOM URGED   Patterson Sees Need Until  Xegulation Develops

Hundreds Of India Rulers To Be Ousted   if Success Crown Independence Negotiations Potentates With Automatic Authority Over 90,000,000  Must Go

RULERS OF SMALL INDIAN STATES MAY LOSE THRONES IF NATION IS INDEPENDENT OF BRITISH EMPIRE

ACCIDENTS CLAIM LIVES OF 5 TEXANS   Week-End Mishaps Take Toll Over Lone Star State

ARE BACK IN WASHINGTON   President Meets Wife and Daugh ter at Railway Station

FINAL TRIBUTE PAID CARDINAL   Prelate. Laid to Rest in Cathedral Crypt

Child, 12, Is Killed In Route 40 Crash  Three Men Are Seriously Hurt

CANOE 15 FOUND IN LAKE MURDER   WYANDOTTE VICTIM DEALT BLOW ON HEAD APPARENT-* LY BEFORE BEING SHOT.

2 Murderers Flee Washington Jail;   Former Marine and Handsome Playboy Engineer in Pre-Dawn Break   KILLERS HAD’ BEEN SENTENCED TO DIE   Escape Is 3rd Within Six Months at District of Columbia Prison

Price of Scarce Ttems Increased   Hosiery, Underwear and Electric Goods RAifected by Order

OPA BOOSTS PRICES OF SEVERAL ITEMS   Order Affects Hosiery, Undernvear.. Anolionces

ALLOWS MORE PRICE BOOSTS   Electrical Appliances, Hosiery And Underwear Included

HOSIERY, OTHER ITEMS LEAVING OPA’S CONTROL   Underwear, Leather Work Gloves and Electrical Appliances Affected

Price Boosts On Low-Cost  Appliances   Articles Which Have Counterpart In Expensive Model:

FOR PRICE BOOSTS   OPA Lifts Some Ceiling: With Strings Attached  to Action

SOME CONDITIONAL PRICE BOOSTS MADE   Increases Affect Low-Cost Electrical Appliances, Hosiery, Underwear And Work Gloves

More Increases Are Allowed By OPA   Hosiery, Underwear, Leather Work Gloves Included In List

RVOUS MARKETS CONTINUED THRU  A THRO DAN   Price Fluctuations Character. ized Trading In Commod-  - ities Today.   IPRICE TREND REVERSED      The Limit Break. Followed * , ne Two Days of Prank: "ne Prices. .

TRENDS UNOTABLE ON MOST: COMMODITY AND SECHIRITY EXCHANGES   - COTTON. DOWN, GRAIN --ERRATIC,. LIVESTOCK MIXED OVER NATION:

Price Fluctuation At Markets Causes Confusion, Plunges   Materiai Overflow at Markets Brings Big Drop in Trade

UNION BLAMED FOR DRAGGING OUT GM TEUE   EFFORTS RUSHED TO WIND UP LOCAL GRIEVANCES

GM Concerned Over Delays in Opening Plants   UAW Declares Locals’ Disputes Not in Contract

DELAY RETURN TO GM PLANTS   Concern ‘Is Expressed By Company Over Holdup By Local Issues

GM CONCERNED BY UNION DELAY   Corporation Blames CIO For Failure To Settle  Local Troubles

G. M. PROTESTS PRODUCTION DELAY T0 AUTO WORKERS   U. A. W. Replies It Is Making Every Effort to Solve Local Issues That Are Keeping Plants Idle.   COMPANY STATEMENT SENT TO REUTHER   Declares Union’s International Officers Should Not Let Present Situation Continue.

GM Asks UAV Officials to  Hasten Returr   Local Issues Still Hold Up Resumption of Full Production

WAC RESTS DEFENSE IN HESSE GEM THEF]   Captain Durant on Stand Briefly but Declines to Be Questioned on Charge.

Finish Defense Of WAC Captain   Mrs. Durant Declines To be Questioned in Jewels Theft Trial

oe —MINERS— : Lewis Plays A New Game  r Boss Of Miners : Quite A. Sphinx

John L. Is Playing Sphinx ....  Lewis Expected To SoftPedal Wages, Concentrate On Working Conditions

Lewis May Plan To Concentrate On Conditions   Conjecture That Emphasis On Better Working Conditions

John L. Lewis Soft-Pedals Wage Demands   Better Working Conditions Aim Of Miners’ Boss

Chance Seen For Avoiding Mine Walkout   Wage Soft Pedal Possible in Drive  On Work Conditions

Lewis May Cancel April 1 Strike Of Soft Coal Miners   May Soft-Pedal Wage Demands In Bid For Better Conditions

Sacred Court and Women Defended by Jurist Who Downed Heftv Belliverent

Prison Guards Are Heroes Of Battle Of ‘Rock   Marine Leader Describes Fight Inside Prison

‘They'd Make Good Marines’  Civilian Guards At 'The Rock’ Praised

Production Cut To Trickle Of  it's Average   Picket Lines Went  To The Plants At The Stroke Of Midmght Last Night.

190,000 C10 MEMBERS OUT IN 30 STATES   Greatest Walkout In Nation’s History Labor’s Answer In Wage Issue.

Steel Production Is Choked To A Mere Trickle Toda   30,000 Employees Of Harvester Co. ‘Scheduled To. Strike

Labors Answer to Management’s Refusal To Meet Proposal.  A WAGE INCREASE OF $1.48 A DAY  Steel Strike Would Tie-Up Production In All Fields.

Biggest Walkou Ends Production  in 1,200 Plants   Picketing Peaceful So Far in 30 States; Gas in Gary Periled

More Than 1,200 Factories Closed In Thirty States   Walkout Will Cost 200,000 Tons of Steel a Day, Firm Estimates

STRIKE HALTS STEEL CUIPUT IN 30 STATES   Only Few Small Companies Left Open in Walkout Involving 750,000   ALCOA ALSO SHUT DOWN   Truman Calls Fact-Finders to White House for Talk With Him

1200 PLANTS ARE CLOSED BY WALKOUT   ls Greatest Single Strike In U. S. History

750,000 C10 United Steel Men Are l¢le in Biagest Walkout   Corporation Estimates Idleness Will Cost The Nation 200.000 Tons of Steel in One Day

Contract Provision  Is Cited   Judge Hints Penalty Might Be Light If “Good Faith” Attitude Proved

ContendsContract Was for Periocof ‘Operation By US.   Miners’ Dictator Said to Have Approved of That Period

Government Lawyers Use Words of UMW In Try to Prove Point At Hearing Today.  EXHIBITS MADE BEFORE TRIBUNAL

VERDICT IN UMW HEARING MAY BE NEAR   No Settlement In Mine Strike Likely, Until Present Case Is Ended.

Duration of Contract is Arqued at Trial   Lawyers Claim Lewis Once Sided With Gov’t Brief

Fighting 79th Congress Ends Hectic Session   Record Is Strewn With Fights, Many  Defeats for Truman

PROFIT QUESTION AGAIN COMES TO FRONT AS MASS PRODUCTION INDUSTRIES FACE WACE BATTIE

Austin Succeeds Stettinius In UN  Has Sympathetic View Of Russia

New U.S. Representative on UN Security Council has Refr ained’ F : - Public Criticism:

Choice Of Senator Austin OnSecurityCouncil Aimed At Better Russian Attitude

Austin Choic To U. N. Body Raises Hopes On Red Polie)   New Soviet Attitude Foreseen By Solons Praising Nomination

Red Attitude May Change As Austin Takes New Post   New Envoy Says He Will Carry Out Policies Formulated By Truman

Austin Named As UN Ofticial From America   NEW SOVIET POLICY IN COUNCIL EXPECTED NOW

Austin Choice For U. N. Seat   G. O. P. Senator Gets Stettinius’ Position

Sees Change In Soviet Attitude   Austin’s Appointment To Security Council Is Expected To Please

Austin Appointment To U. N. Council Raises Hopes For . ‘Change In Russian Attitude   Republican From Vermont Named By Truman To Succeed Stettiniys

Selection As Stettinius’ Successor Praised... .  Austin May Bring UN A New Russian Attitude

Byrnes Asks  Trieste Poll   Plebiscite Under Big Four Snansorshin Suceested

URGE PLEBISCITE ON TRIESTE AREA   U. S. Proposal Is Placed before ‘Big Four’ Meet

ARMY. MEETS = PLSCHEDULE   ALL MEN WITH TWO AND ONE  JHALF YEARS SERVICE TO BE OUT OF SOON

Five Japanese War Criminals  Are Executec   Hanged In Shanghai Area For Killing American susie In 1944  —maeases = 4 at -. a

JAP-GENERAL —-WAS HANGED         HIGH, RANKING OFFICER _ AMONG FIVE WAR CRIMINALS  EXECUTED FOR KILLING  AIRMEN 

Serbs Down Plane   British Courier Plane Reported Forced Down By Yugoslav Aircratt

Victim Believed To Be Regular Courier Craft   No Casualties Seen In First News Of Balkan Incident

—IINCIDENT — Members : Of Crew Are Safe   Courier Craft Comes Down After Signals

Report Says No Casualties   Courier Plane Forced Down by Signals From Yugoslav Aircraft

PLANE DOWN IN YUGOSLAVIA   British Craft Forced To Land, Says Report; No Casualties

YUGOSLAVS FORCE DOWN ALLIED PLANE   British Craft Is Compelied to Land Near Greek Border

Report British.  Airplane Forced  Down in Yugoslavic ‘Advices. ‘Conflict  On Type of Craft, No Casualties Seen

Siavs Force Down A British Plane   Craft Lands Near Nis as a Result, It Is Believed, of Combat Craft Signals—No Casualties Are Reported.

Lack Details; No Casualties  Are Reported   Believe Craft Landed Near Nis in Response To Signals

British Plane Forced Down In Yugoslavia  Craft Landed as Result Of Combat Aircraft Siaqnals

Plane Downed In Yugoslavia   British Liner Third Ship Brought To Earth

Yugoslavs Order Ship To Land :   Craft Believed ils Courier on Bari- ¥ Bucharest Route ”

British Plane Forced Down  By Yugoslavs   Reports From Belgrade Sa}   No Casualties Result a:   Plane Obeys Signal t Make Landing

BRITISH AIRPLANE FORCED DOWN BY YUGOSLAV PLANES   No Casualties “Reported: Sis nals from Slay-Aircraft Called , for Lancline

Britons Forced  Down by Slavs   Plane Reported Signaled kT. Kaeth hy Fichter

INCIDENT SIMILAR TO  THOSE CAUSING U. 8.  TITO CLASH REPORTED LITTLE INFORMATION IS  AVAILABLE ON NEWEST YUCOSLAVIA FPISONE

British Plane Forced Down In Yugoslavic   Courier Flagged Near Border

Slavs Down  British Plane Craft Forced To Land ‘By Yugoslav Action’

British Plane Forced Down In. YVuaoslavia Save Allied Hoedaiartare

Yugoslavs Down British Plane   English Craft Forced Down By Tito Fighter Ships

BRITISH AIRPLANE FORCED DOWN BY YUGOSLAV FLYERS   Believe Crew Landed on Signals from Tito‘s Camhat Plana

Pickets Ease Restrictions On Sailings   C10 Seamen Allow AFL Manned Ships Resume Operations

STRIKE BAN IS LIFTED ON AFL MANNED SHIPS   Maritime Tieup Eased As Result of CIO  Union Action

CIO-NMU Lifts Ban on Ships Manned by AFL   Action Has Effect of Slightly Reviving Shipping Industry

Ship Industry ls Hopeful Of Ending Strike   Harbor Life Revives Slightly as NMU Recalls Pickets

AFL Ships Given Okay To Sail By ClO  Strike Outlook Fo. Shipping Brightens

Pickets’ Recall From AFL Ships Opens Harbors  Number Of Idle Seamen  Expected To Simmer Down To 90,000 RAIL PERMITS oy BUT EMBARGO STILL ON Gesture Accompanied By  Determination To Prolang Strike

Ban Is Lifted By C10 Union; Idle Reduced   Spark of Life Restored to America’s Shipping Industry

Harbor Life Restored As CIO Lifts Bans On AFL-Manned Shipping   Ships Flying Foreign Flags Also Relieved Of NMU Pickets; Railroads Have Not Yet Lifted Embargo On Shipments To Coast

Ban in Shipping Strike Lifted  C. I. O.. to Shorten Its Picket Line

CIO Shortens Picket Lines On 13th Day Ot Ship Strike   AFL-Manned. Ships And Those Flying Foreign Flags  Allowed To Sail

VESSELS FREED FROM GIO TIEUF   Ban Lifted On Sailing Of AFL-Manned Ships  In All Seaports

CLO RELAXES GRIP ON HARBORS, MORE SHIPS SAU   Idie Seamen, Which Reached Peak Figure of Half Million, Soon to Drop to 90,000.   EMBARGO CONTINUES ON RAIL SHIPMENTS   N. M. U. Head Says Peace Gesture Does Not Mean Fight for Wage Equality Is at End.

Lifts Ban On Sailing OF APL-Manned Ships And Those Flying Foreien Flags

HARBOR LIFE IS REVIVED AS NMU HALTS: PICKETS   AFL-Manned Ships And Those Of Foreign Nations Sailing Again   CIO SEAMEN STILL INSIST ON DEMANDS

Blizzard And Dust Storm In Midwest Area   Wide Variety Of Weather Is Reported Across Nation—Rain In Penn. sylvania   MONTANA COLDEST SPOT IN NATION

Blizzard in Dakotas, Dust in Kansas, Sunshine in Mattoon  BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

DUST. CARRIED AS FAR EAST AS CHIC AGO—MONTANA TOWN .RECORDS 15 BELOW ZERO

LAY 93 DEATHS TO BLUEBEARD   20-Year Crime Career of Ger man Revealed; Victims Mostly Women.

German Files Tell Story of 53 Killirigs   Career of Crime Extended Over a Period of 20 Years

Serman “Bluebeard” Who Died in Prison Admitted 53 Murders, Police Files Disclose

GERMAN ADMITS MURDERING 53   Slayer Of Many Women Later Experimented On By Doctors

At Least 10 Killed in Plane Crash   Bomber Exploded While in Training Flight

— OTHMAN—  Oo LaLa Is Costly In Paris  $7 Ham Sandwich iVanokosel JDIniem in   $7 Ham Sandwich Washed Down in £713 Champagne

FLOODS RAVAGING WASHINGTON AREA   Forecast of Snow, Colder Weather May Mean Temporary Relief io Manv

Rescue Operations in flooded Areas Heightened by Workers   Snow and Colder Weather Expected to Ease Temporarily Disastrous Conditions in the Siate of Wachincaton

State Troops Called to Stop Rioting   1,000 Persons Storm Jail in Athens; Deputv Sheriff Slain

2 Men Killed In Tennessee Voting Fight  Battle on Local  Issue Hurts 22; MeKellar Victor

State Guardsmen Mobilized When  Violence Flares  McKellar Appears To Be Winning Again In Senate Race

Panic Spreads as Earthquakes Leavy, 20,000 Homeless   Series of Tremors And Tidal Waves Kill. 73 Persons in Dominicon Barnguklt.

Hunger Threatens Population After Six Days of Recurring Earthquakes

Panic Grows As Tremors Felt Again   Terror Grips Population Of Domnican Republic Following Two New Shocks; 73 Are Dead

REPORT FOOD SHORTAGE IN QUAKE AREAS   Panic Grips Dominican Republic in Fear Of  More Tremors

‘New Quakes Felt; Panic Ts Spreading   Hunger Threatens In Dominican Republic A: Residents Evacuate Towns Alonso Caogst

NEW QUAKES ROCK STRICKEN AREAS   PROBLEM FACED BY DOMINICAN REPUBLIC IN FEEDING REFUGEES.

PANIC SWEEPS: QUAKE AREAS   20,000 Homeless, 73 Killed By Earth Tremors, Tidal  Binwne Tea Mfimentivbkiecc

73 Persons Dead; 20,000 Homeless In Domini can Republic   PROPERTY DAMAGE IS PLACED IN MILLIONS

Panic Spreads As Quake, Wave Toll Reaches 73   6-Day Ordeal Leaves Thousands Homeless; 2 New Temblors Felt

Northern Provinces of Dominican Republic Coastal Towns Unpopulated as Fears Grip Their Normal  Inhabitants.

Panic Spreads in Dominican Republic in Wake Of 6 Days of Earth Tremors: 20000 Homeless

Panic Spreads In Quake Zone   Hunger Threatens Weary Folk After 6-Day Ordea Of Quakes

Toll Reaches 73 In Quake Areas   New Tremors Terrorize Dominican Population

Two New Shocks Felt in Six-Day Series of Quakes   Dominican Republic Is Gripped by Terror As Hunger Threatens

HUNGER MENACES QUAKE AND TIDAL WAVE REFUGEES   Temblors’ Still Shaking Dominican Republic; Death Toll 73 ~.-

73 PERSONS WERE KILLED IN QUAKE AND TIDAL WAVES   Twenty-Thousand Were Lefi Homeless In the Dominican Republic.   COUNTRY 1S BATTERED   Earth Tremors Were Felt  About Every Five Minutes In the Republic.

73 Are Dead As Panic Hits In QuakeArea   More Tremors Felt As 20,000 Persons Left Homeless; Acute Food Shortages Grip Many In Northern Provinces

Deaths Mount In Earthquake   Widespread Panic Reported in Dominican Republic -

STRICKEN AREAS SHORT OF FOOD; 2 TOWNS CRUSHED   Shocks, Starting Sunday, Felt Every Five Minutes Since — Panic Widespread,   REFUGEES LIVING IN TREES AND CAVES   Property Losses to Run Into Millions of Dollars — No Estimate Made of Number of Injured.

TERROR GRIPS ISLAND QUAKE AREA: 73 DEAD   WASHOUTS HAMPER FOOD SHIPMENTS TO VICTIMS

Victims . Of Quake  In Panic   Six Days of Tidal Waves and Quales Leave 73 Dead :

Panic, Food Shotlage Rise ' In Quake Area  ‘Tremo ors Stiff Continu @ On pith 1 Day Coastal. alia na :

Hunger Adds to Worries of Weary Quake Victims New. Earth Shocks Terrorize Dominicans

Caribbean Death Toll 73; People Fleeing To Hills   20,000 Left Homeless As Continuing Series O Earthquakes And Tidal Waves Lash The  Dominican Republic’s North Provinces

13 Perish After Quakes, Waves; 20,000 Homeless   Dominican Republic  Torn by Series of Shocks, Floods

Food Shortages Threaten Damaged Towns Terror Grips Island Areas In New Ouake

Dominican Quake Toll Now 73 Dead, 20,000 Homeless   People Live in Caves, Trees While New Tremors Shake Island

Quakes, Tidal Waves Cause Heavy Damage   Widespread Panic, Acute Food Shortage Reported

Refugees Flee Te Caves And Trees  Mild Earth Tremors Continue In Section

Panic, Hunger Rife in Northern Cities of Dominican State   Earthquakes Continue in Republic Seventh Day; Need Food, Medicine

Quake Series  Spreads Panic   20,000 Are Homeles: As Shocks Continue In West Indies

Panic Spreads In Districts Hit by Quakes   20,000 Are Homeless; Death Toll Is 73; Shocks Continue

FEAR-GRIPPE  POPULACE OF QUAKE AREAS LIVE IN HILLS   Coastal Towns  Leveled By Tidal Waves; 73 Dead, 20,000 Homeless

Terror Grips Population Of Quake Areas  New Shocks Follow Six. Day Series

Quakes Claim 73 Lives; Many Are Homeless  Panic And Acute Food Shortage Reported In Dominican Republic  DEVASTATING TIDAL WAVES LASH TOWNS  Mild Earth Tremors Continue; Damage Estimated In Millions   Panic And Acute Food Shortage Reported In Dominican Republic

PANIC SPREADS AFTER WEEK OF ISLAND QUAKES   Six Days Of Tidal Waves And Earthquakes Bring Hunger, Death, And De“ai Nang To West  ndies Country.

PANIG SPREADS AS QUAKE TOLL HITS 73   Fear Grips People Of Dominican Republic

PANIC SPREADS IN QUAKE AREA   Death Toll Increases to 73. 20,000 Homeless

PANICHITS QUAKE AREA   Hunger Threatens Dominican Republic In Wake of Ordeal

New Earth Tremors Shake Dominican Republic;  Death Toll Now Is 73   Widespread Panic and an Acute Food Shortage Reported; 20,000 Are Left Homeless; Mild Tremors Still Felt

Panic Hits Quake Area   73 Known Dead And 20,000 Made Homeless By Six-Day Ordeal

Two More Shocks Add to Fear In West Indies  Populations Terrorizes By Six Days of - Jolts, Tidal Waves —

PANIC GROWS IN BATTERED QUAKE AREA   Hunger Threatens Population of the Dominican Republic as Result of Six Days of Shocks and Tidal Waves. 

HUNGER PERILS QUAKE VICTIMS   73 Dead, 20,000 Homeless More Shocks Feared

VESSEL BREAKS SELF UP   23 Sailors on One Section Rescued; 8 Missing, 2 Dead

Effect Rescue 23 Men From Liberty Shir   Two Others Dead and Eight Missing On Veséel Foundered In’ Gironde Fatuary

Nazi Declares He Believes Hitler Is  Alive Somewhere   Leader of Bomb Gang Gives No: Evidence; Says, Suicide Story Propaganda

Hope Fades For Peace Treaties   Foreign Ministers Remain Deadlocked On Major Issues

Complete Failure Seen af Foreign Ministers Meeting  Delegates Point‘Out No Progress: Made on Controversial Issues

BigFour Give Up ‘Treaties  As Goal   Unforeseen Action Is Only Hope At Paris

DOUBT SUCCESS OF PEACE TALKS   Revision of Italian-Yugoslav Frontier Poses Problem

Foreign Ministers  Fail To Progress  On Postwar Issues Little Hope Of  Treahece Accard

Few Treaties Expected From Session   Foreign Ministers Are Meeting Today With Yugoslav Officials

Little Hope of Agreements On Peace Treaties Now Seen   Only Concession By Soviets Could Avert Deadlock

TREATIES SEE UNSETTLED BY PEACE LEADERS   Unexpected Soviet Conces sions Held Only Hope For Proaress

Peace Treaty Hopes Fade   Little Chance of Paris Conference Reaching Decisions

HOPE FOR PEACE TREATIES FADE   Ministers Remain Deadlocked on Major Issues

Little Hope for Peace Treaties at Paris Session No Progress on Controversial Issues

Hopes For Agreement On Peace Treaties Fade; Ministers In Deadlock On Major Issues   No Progress Whatsoever Made By Big-Four On Controversial Issues Before Meet

EEE OES ep  For Accord,  Paris Hears   U. S. Asks Revision Of Pact For Italy + And Other Treaties

Hopes Are Dim For Treaties in Paris Session   Progress Slow, Tiffs Develop On Pact Terms

PEACE TREATIES APPEAR FAR OFF   Some Sources Say Only Red Concessions Will Help

Little Hope for Treaties Seen  Still Too Early to   Still Too Early to Predict Flat Failure Of Conference

‘Yugoslav Issue Next To Come Up....  Paris Meeting Unlikely To Settle On Peace Treaties

Hope Dim For Agreement On Peace Pacts   Delegates Doubt Big Four Foreign Ministers Will Reach Settlements.   DISCUSS FRONTIER

SEE NO HOPE  TREATIES NOW   To Meet Today For Discussion On Frontier Revisions

Little Hope for Treaties Seen   Still Too Early to Predict Flat Failure Of Conference

Peace Treaties   May Be Delayed  At Big 4 Parley   Report Foreign Ministers Deadlocked On, Major Controversial Isaues

HOPE SLIPPING FOR TREATY AT PARIS   Foreign Ministers Deadlocked On Main Issues

Great Britain Gets 36.000 Tons U.S. Flour  Will Avert Grave Emergency   For Winter

Britons Told US. Wheat Supply Upped   Strachey Flying Atlantic To Seek Further Boost

BRITAIN 10) GE ADDITIONAL FOOD   J. S$. Move Will Avert ‘Very Grave Emergency,’ Commons Told

CEREAL CONTROL DEATH IS SEEN   Lifting of Wheat Price Lid Said in Offing

Cereal, Baked Goods Ceiling Lift Awaited    Bakery “Products in’ .:Short Supply; Grains Use Already Liberalized’ =~.

CAPITOL HILL FIGHT ON THE OPA WIDENED TODAY   Drive to Put a Nine Months Limit On Any New Lease For Agency.   TRUMAN ASKED A YEAR   House Opponents Are Seeking Sharp Curtailment of OPA Existing Powers.

Congressmen Balk ‘At Extending OPA ‘Over Nine Months   Republicans and Southern  Democrats Form Hostile > Group to Extending Life of Ageney

ININE-MONTHS LIFE FOR 0.P. A. AIM ‘OF NEW CAMPAIGN   Capitol Hilt Fight Over Agency   Widens and House Oppon  ents Would End Its Life Before Year

Capitol Hill OPA Fight Breaks Open   New Drive Is Begun To Put 9-Month Limit on Its Life

Drive Opens to Limit OPA’s Life; House Votes to Extend Rationing

Capitol Hill Fight On OPA Widens With Drive To Put Limit On New Life Lease

Seek to Put Nine Month Limit-on OPE   ' House-F ‘oes  _ Added New Objective in Attack

GROUP WOULD LIMIT OPA TO NINE MONTHS   4ouse Opponents Seek Curb If Agency’s Extended

WOULD DISPOSE OF OPA AFTER APRIL OF 1947   Administration Opposed By Capital Clique; Other OPA Curbs Are Framed.

Seek to Put Nine Month Limit on OPA   House Foes Added New Objective in Attack

BATTLE ON 10 LIMIT OPA TO O.MONTH LEASE   Opponents Seek To Cut Proposed Year’s Extension Of Agency

Foes Seeking Time Limit  Of 9 Months   Wolcott Spearheads Group Pushing Aniendments to Bill for Continuation Of Current Program

Action on Loan Due In House   Approval of Grant To Britain Expected; OPA Bill May Cause Some Delay

EXPECT PASSAGE OF BRITISH LOAN IN HOUSE TODAY   Three Billion Grant [s Seen Qoainine Support

Auto Union Seeks  Social Insurance   Employer-Financed Plan Te Contract Aim

Auto Workers ta Ask New Benefits  Want Employers to Build Medical Fund

INSURANGE PLAN PUSHED BY UAW   Employers _ To Provide Hospital, Medical And Maternity Benefits

Labor And Management seek To Avoid Strikes Scheduled For June 15

High Court Will Hear Rail Freight Rate Arguments  Plea To Oust Bilbo Rejec  : ed; Intervention In  Iawal faca Datucad

Court To Hear Arguments On Freight Rates   Supreme Court Turns Down Plea to Oust Senator Bilbo 

RAILROAD RATE CASE REVIEWED   Supreme Court To Hear Arguments Of States And 33 Carriers

COURT TO HEAR NORTH, SOUTH ON RAIL RATES   Supreme Court Turns Down Plea To Oust Senator Bilbo

INCREASE 10 6,200 WILL BE $1 A DAY   poard Already Has Ape proved Eagle-Picher Request and Other Com. panies Speed Filing of Applications.   -RUMAN WOULD LIKE A VISIT TO JAPAN

Paralyzing Of Nation’s  Telephones  Is Foreseen   Unions Take Action , ‘In Principal Cities

(ONLY EMERGENCY CALLS BEING HANDLED BY LONG DISTANCE AS NATION-WIDE TIE-UP DEVELOPS

Strike Halts Long Distance Phone Service   Picketing Spreads To Practically Every Major Exchange in Country Recult Tiaun

WEDDING PLANS OF ACTRESS HIT SNAC   Fiance Of Virginia Brace Taken Into Custody 7y Military Anthorities

First Breaks in New York, Detroit Labor Deadlocks  Renew Hopes for Peace

Electrical Leaders Approve GM Offer; W. Union Pact Voted   Communication Employes Will Return to Work Early Monday; Agreement with Motors Firm Is Subject to Ratification

THREE FUGITIVES STILE AT LARGE   Seize Two Criminally Insane Escapees in East

3 Insane Men Still at Large  W. Va. Felon Back   W. Va. Felon Back In Army Hospilal

Daring Jews Blast Ship In Haifa Harbor; Crisis Is Near In Jerusalem

Jews Blast British Refugee Transport   Swimmers Plant Mines on Hull of Ship at Haifa

HOLE BLOWN IN TROOPSHIP IN HAIFA HARBOR   Three Daring Men Swim I Harbor, Attach Fuse To Ship

JEWS BLAST 2ND- REFUGEE SHIP. HAIFA   Trie Swims Through Withering Gunfire To Attach Mines

British Vessel Blasted at Haifa   Three Daring Jews Brave Bullets to Blast Craft in Harbor.

0 DIE, 90 HURT IN HOTEL FIRE   Fast Action By Firemen Is Credited For Holding Down Death Toll

FIVE ARE KILLED IN HOTEL BLAZE   50 Others Injured; Firemen’s Efforts Cut Death Toll

FLAMES FATAL TO FIVE MEN      FIFTY OTHERS INJURED WHEN [FIRE SWEPT THROUGH CHEAP LODGING HOUSE

Report Homma Is Executed   General Who Ordered Death March Is Shot

SEES SHORTAGE IN FOOD TILL ‘4   Head of UN Relief Meetinc Warns No Carryover at This Harvest

SEES WORLD FOOD OUTLOOK CRITICAL   Orr Warns Shortage May  Continues Three Yarec

UN Ag Panel Meets To Prepare Program   18 Nations in Session; Four Ignore Invitations To Attend: Famine Relief is Studied

UNO head In Warning At Session   Emergency Meeting Of 18 Nations Plans Measures

PREDICTS SHORTAGE OF FOOD UNTIL 1948   Europe Will Be Unable To Pile Up Reserves

Fails Again To Produce Any Records   House Threatening Contempt Citation

Two Marines Held Captive.   Communist Negotiator Returns to Nanking to Resume Peace Talis

Polish Demand Against Spain Appears Doomed   Australian Asks Subcommittee to Investigate Case

EXPERTS VOTE TO KEEP IRAN ON UN AGENDA      Nations Split Vote On Controversial Franco Issue

IRANIAN ISSUE POPS UP AGAIN TO PLAGUE UN   What To Do With Russia Will Puzzle _ Delegates If Soviet  Troops Remain In _ Small Country Mon Geen

QUESTION OF IRAN TO COME UP AGAIN   Continued Occupation or Interference Would  Puzzle U, N.   SITUATION [S CLOUDED

Iran Report Before U. N. Due Monday   Security Council Ponders What To Do If Report Shows Russians Still Remain in Iran.

Iranian Issue ls Again Before Security Group   Delegates Ponder Procedure To Take  Concerning Russia

U.N. COUNCIL WAITS REPORT   Puzzled Over Next Move If Iran Still Revorts Interference

Iran Issue  Up Again   ‘U.N. Faces Poser if Reds Reported Still , There; Giral to Speak

U.N, PUZZLED BY ACTION IF SOVIET TROOPS ARE IN IRAN   Will Get Iranian Report On Status Of Evacuation At Council Monday

U.N. Council Faces Second Iran Crisis   ALA Believes His Report Will Be Unacceptabie

UNHAS IRANIAN ISSUE UP AGAIN   Ala to Report ‘Monday 01 Soviet Troop Position

UNO PUZZLES OVER FRAN COUNCIL CASE   Word Awaited On Disposition Of Red Troops

ALA’S STORY AWAITED BY U.N. COUNCIL   lranian Issues May Be Given Place on Agenda

IRANIAN PROBLEM CROPS UP AGAIN IN U. N. COUNCIL   INDICATIONS POINT TO SOVIET BOYCOTT AS PROTEST ACTION

U. M. Council To Get Another lran Headache   WHAT TO DO IF RED TROOPS STILL REMAIN

Security Council Ponders Course   lranian Report on Status of Russian Troops Due Monday

lranian Issue Up Again Before U. N. Security Council!   Indications Are Russ Delegate Will Again Boycott Session

IRAN REPORT ON REDS MAY STIR NEW FIGHT   Ala Indicates UN Statement Will Be Unsatisfactory

U. N. Envoys Puzzled Over Iran Case   Uncertain as To Action If ked Troops  Are Not Out

Iran Poser Still Up To Council .   Presence of Russian Troops Yet May Bring New Trouble

Iran Issue  Before U.N.   Delegations Puzzled Over Course Should  Soviet Troops Remain

Security Council ls Puzzling Course Concerning Russia   lranian Ambassador Reports Monday on Red Troops in Iran

Iranian Issue Before Security Council Aqain   Delegates Puzzling Over Course te Pursue ir the  Event It Is learned Red ‘Te ee eth

UN Delegates Ponder Course If Reds Reported In Azerbaijan   Tran Pretest

ClO ENJOINED FROM BLOCKING 6-1 C0, GATES   Preliminary Injunction Is Issued Today By Pittsburgh Judge

Injunction Curbs Mass Picketing  Union Prohibited From Blocking   Union Prohibited From Blocking Gates Of CarnegieIlinois Plant

Bonus Bill Passes House Today; Goes to Gov. Green Now   But Two Votes Against Measure; Will be Submitted to Voters

STATE ASSEMBLY APPROVES BONUS   BILL PREVIOUSLY PASSED BY SENATE GOES TO GOVERNOR

Goering Attorney To Defend Hess   Nuernberg Rejects Plea to Act es Own Counsel

Hess Denied Request To Be Counsel   Tribunal Orders Kiel Lawyer For Him And Goering

Meat, Sugar Black Market  Is Uncovered   Seven Corporations And 245 Individuals Indicted  In New York

Town of 400 Seeks Homes After Blaze   All Business Places, Nearly Every Home Destroyed in Fire

TROOPS CRACK BLACK MARKET AT 7FI SHEN   American Raid at Displaced Persons Camp Yields Hoard of Goods   TEN TAKEN IN CUSTODY   Search Is Moved Up a Week After Disclosures by Occupation Paper

10 Nabbed  as Leaders of Ring   Thousands of Dollars in Illicit Goods Recovered at Camp

BLACK =MARKET HIT IN SWEEP BY U, $. ARMY   Displaced Persons Compound Yields Loot Estimated At Thousands Of Dollars   AREA SAID NERVE CENTER   Saccharine Worth $50,000 In Illicit Goods Grabbed In German Raid

Army Raids Big Market In Germany   Blow at Nerve Center of  Black Market Made at Zeilsheim Today

2 SOLDIERS GET — LIFE SENTENCES      Courtmartialed Yanks Charged With Slaying 2 Japs In Their House

Pefition !s Not Acted On Today  NP Dns Ming ate SUR. ie ee Gee   Wettengel Arrives to See Rosenberry

Balanced US Budget Near, Says Vinson   Urges House Banking Committee Keep OPA Controls; Asserts ‘Taxes Must Remain Hich’

Treasury Secretary Sees U.S. On Way To Balanced Budget If Controls Kept

VINSON URGES OPA RETENTION   Says Nation Is Well on Way  To Balanced Budget  :

URGES EXTENSION OF OPA CONTROLS   WELL ON WAY TO BALANCED BUDGET, VINSON DECLARES

Says End of Control:  Would Bring Lowerec ‘Pyoduction As Resul of Efforts To Beat Thi ” Market:

WELL ON WAY TO A ~BALANGED BUDGET   This § ‘Statement Was Made Today. ‘By. Secretary of Treas: ury.. Vinson.

Urges OPA Extension   Vinson Says U. S.in  Wonderful Financial Shape If Speculation Held Down By Control:

Says End of Controls Would Bring Lowered Production As Result of Efforts To Beat The Market.

Country Nearing Balanced Budget   Vinson Asks That OPA Controls Be Retained “A Little Longer”

Vinson Finds Nation Well OnWayToBalancedBudget But Asks Controls For OPA

U.S. BUDGET MAY REACH BALANCE   Vinson Says Nation Well On Way To Balanced Budget; Wants OPA Controls To Remain.

Claims Nation Well On Way To Balanced Budget   Secretary Of Treasury Vinson Urges OPA Controls Be Retained

VINSON HOPES FOR. BALANCED BUDGET   Urges Congress to Keep OPA Price Controfs

VINSON FIGURES OPA I$ NEEDED LITTLE LONGE!   Treasury Chief Seys Nation 'Well on Way to o Bal. aneed Budeet’

‘BALANCE’ SEEN BY VINSON SOON   Gives Optimistic Picture In Urging OPA Extension

BUDGET NEARING BALANCE: VINSON   Secretary of Treasury Asks OPA Extension

VINSON FAVORS OPA EXTENSION   Secretary Says ‘U. S. on Way to Balanced Budget’

NEAR BALANCED BUDGET-VINSON   Treasury Sec’y Urges OPA Controls Be Retained A Little Longer’

GRASH KILLED -—AAF GENERAL   GEN,. WURTSMITH AND FOUR COMPANIONS DIED WHEN  PLANE STRUCK MOUN“PAIN SIDE vo

— Fe we Pe eee  How Churchill Could Have Cleared International Atmosphere

Biblo Probers Face New Delay   Hearing Monday to Be Postponed Until Witnesses Subpenaed

Girl Confesses $13,000 Thetts   Lavished $10,000 on Boy Friend, Bought Expensive Clothes

YOUTHFUL GIRL CASHIER ADMITS TAKING. $13,000 FROM EMPLOYER'S TILL

GIRL ADMITS $13,000 THEFT   Young Cashier Gave $10,000 of Sum te Young Rov Friend

16-Y car-Old: Girl Confesses Theft of $13,000 from Wholesale Store

Britain Joins Opposition to Denal \With Eranca Crain VItan VV PPQHLU all  I  Cadogan Voices Disapproval of Poland’s   Cadogan Voices Disapproval of Poland’s Proposal at U.N. Security Council Meet

British Delegate «. poses Polish Proposal fo... Break With Franco Spait

Bevin May Seek Showeown In  UNO. Meeting   British Foreign Minister Mav Come To Session In New York March 25   FUTURE OF U.N. 0. LIKELY AT STAKE

U.S.-Russia Relations Have ‘loppled Like Cards. Pepper Says   Floridan, Back From Conference With Stalin, Says Peace Conference Bogqged Down, Reds Must ‘About Face’

Parley Agenda Is Relegated To Baekeround   Connally Pleads For Unselfishness— Byrnes’ Talk Interests

VANDENBERG AND CONNOLLY IN ON BIG FOUR MEET   Russia Responsible For Surprise Session Called For Today

Russians Ask For Special Big Four Parley   French Minister Issues Quick Call at Vishinsky’s Suggestion

MOLOTOV AWAY. AS MINISTERS RESUME TALKS   Two Senate Advisors Attend Conference. With Byrnes

Big Four Ministers Meet Again   Vishinsky Asks For Second Parley But Subject ts Not Announced

Sailor Unions Prepare To  Merge Forces   United Program ‘Submitted to Maritime Convention

Miners Strike Doesn t Matter   No Cars Available To Haul Coal Even If lt Was Produced.

STUDY PROPOSAL   Ninety Percent of Mine: Expected to Be Idle Soon; Lewis Is Handec U.S. Plan.   WELFARE LEVY IS CONSIDERED

Production  Reduced To 10 Percent   UMW Heads Reportec To Be Considermy Proposals Made  By Government.

Lewis Considers  Govt. Proposals   Production Checked By Lack of Cars

OPA BOOSTS PAINT PRICES UP TO $1.30 PER GALLON: MAY ABANDON CONTROLS OF SOAP

OPA GRANTS PRICE INCREASE ON PAINT   Local Offices ‘Closed Today

SHERIFF DENIES TESTS ABSOLVE BUCKNER CHIEI   Police Magistrate Is Released After Lie Detector Tests

BRITAIN JOINS: U.S.A. TOPUSH REICH MERGE!   RUSSIANS OBJECT TO ECONOMIC UNITY

—6sgoviets SHent ‘OnWest Powers Idea of Merger   British Report Agreemen ‘In Principle’ to U. 8.  Baan fnew fnew

Expect Russian Rejection But  US, Britain Take Steps Toward  Merger of Their German Zones

Britain. Favors Proposal For Merging Zones      Russia is Expected to Re. ject Economie Pian  for Germany

U.S. BRITAIN NEAR ACCORD IN GERMAN UNITY   British Accept American Plan ‘In Principle’; Russia Opposed

British Accept U.S. Unity Plan  For Germany   Two Zones to Be Merged; France May Join Plan Later: Reds to Spurn Idea

NEW ECONOMIC BLOC PLANNED  U.S. And Brifain To Merge German Occupation Setup

Russia Expected To Reject Plan For Control Of Germany   “"RANCE IS LIKELY TO COME IN LATER

Britain Favors Proposal For ‘Merging Zones   Russia is Expected to Reject Economic Plan for Germany

POWERS AGREE ON ZONE MERGE!   U. $., pcien tain Take -Steps: Expect France to Join, Rinsiea Te Refuse

British and U. S. Seek Economic ‘Merger of Zones   German Occupatior Plan May Be Rejected by Soviet

France Seen As Favoring German Plan   Expect Russians To Reject Proposal, Thus Splitting Reich

ritish Accept §. Plan For Germany Unit)   Officials Look” For France To Join Proposal

U. S. Strongly Protests to Yugoslavia   Shooting Down of American Plane Cayce for Stern Note

Two Planes Missing ln Yuvoslavia   British Report Work Party Lost In Yugoslavia

Our Troops In Parade on Slav Border   Make Show of Strength for Europeans to See—Pro test Note Sent

Gun Attack On Aircraft Protested   Bristling Memo Decries Shooting Down Of An American Craft Over Yugoslav Border

Bristling Note Sent Yugoslavs   PROTESTING ABOUT SHOOTING DOWN OF AMERICAN PLANE OVER COUNTRY.

U.S. Flights Off After 2 Planes Are Fired Upon   Bristling Policy Is, Demanded As Result Of Attacks Against  Big Yank Transports

U.S. SENDS SHARP NOTE OF PROTEST   Raps Yugoslavs For Shooting Down American Plane

Bristling Note Sent Yugoslavs   America Emphatically Protesting Firing On Planes

U.S, PLANE, CREW HELD BY YUGOSLAVS ©   Demands Release Of Plane And Men At Once

BY UNITED STATES   Shooting Down of Yank Plane Is Criticized in Strong Message; U. S Leader Comments.   NATION’S CLAIMS SCOFFED\ OPENLY

Plane Loss Subject of Bitter Note   Mystery Surrounds Disappearance Of Army Transport

Russian UNO Delegate Scores Bevin's Charges   Blunt Language Continues in London Parley

SPOKESMAN DEFENDS MOS“COW PROPAGANDA AND SAYS BRITISH IN GREECE ARE “MENACE""  "

Only Seizure Of Lines Can Halt Strike   Chances for Preventing Tie-Up of Rail Traffic Without Intervention by Government Slim

Nationwide Railroad Strike For More Pay Set May 19      Unless Government Intervenes, Walkouts Will  Procede As Planned, Officials Declare

GOVERNMENT ACTION HINTED IN RAIL STRIKE   Few Developments Expected In New Conferences Opening on Monday

Hopes To Halt Tieup Of Rail Traffic Fade   Cold Shoulder Is Given To Report OF Fact Finders

Nation - Wide Rail Strike Seems Likely   Further Government <Aetion Only Way To Head Off Walkout

Federal Action Alone Can Halt Railway Strike   Engineers and Trainmen Call Walkout for May 18 After Rejecting FactFinding Awards

Government Action Lone Possibility  To Halt Nationwide Railroad Strike   Declined Arbitration

Nation Braces For Rail Strike   Hope Of Averting May Walkout Slim

Rail Strike Halt Rests With U.S.   Only Further Federal Action Will Prevent Nationwide Walkout

ONLY ACTION BY U. 8. CAN AVERT RAIL WALKOUT   May 18 Picked Strike Date For 300.000 Workers

Rail Strike Is Ahead, Unless U. §. Steps In   Trainmen, Engineers Turn Down Truman Roord Findinas

Rail Walkout Seen Likely Unless U. S. Acts in ‘Dispute          rotherhoods: Turn Down “Report of Presidential’ --Faet Finders; Two Canranc Listed

Nation-Wide Rail Walkout Held Certain   Trainmen Rejeet Fact Bourd Keport, Set Strike May 18

Say Government Action Needed To Halt Rail Strike   Brotherhood Chiefs Pick May 18 For. Nationwide Walkout

RAIL WORKERS SET TO STRIKE   Gov't Action Only Hope Of Averting May 18 Walkout

Labor Observers Doubt Railroads Will Concede  Little Chance Seen In Pravantina tniar   Little Chance Seen In Preventing Union Walkout May 18

Little Hope Held to Stop Rail Strike   300,000 Trainmen, Engineers Plan To Walk Out May 18

EXPECT STRIKE OF TRAINMEN   Apparently Little Chance Of Heading Off Nationwide Walkout   SEE NO CONCESSIONS

Further U. S. Action Appears Only Way To Halt Rail Strike   May 18 Is Set For Walkout As Union Heads Turn Down Report Of Truman’s Fact Finders

Nationwide Stoppage Set For May 18.... Government Action Only Way To Stop Rail Strike

EXPECT STRIKE OF RAILROADERS TO MATERIALIZE   Only Government Intervention Could Stop Strike Over Country May 18

300,000 Rail Men to Strike   Governmental Action Seen as Only Possibility To Avert Strike

Rail Strike Seems Sure   Uniéss Government Steps Into Situation and Moves To Head off Action

NATIONWIDE WALKOUT SE] FOR MAY 18   Would Halt Rail Traffic-All Over Country

CITTLE HOPE IS HELD FOR RAIL STRIKE PEACE   dossibility Of Government Seizure Of Roads, New Talks Reported

Only One Chance to Head Off Rail Strike   Government Action Seen As Lone Possibility for  Halting the Nationwide Waltant Sab-Ene hie 10

RAIL STRIKE SET MAY 18 UNLESS U.S. MOVES IN’   Only Seizure Or Naming Of New Board Can Avert Tie-Up By 300,000

BLEAK PICTURE I$ PAINTED —_ == DFVETERAN-HOUSING-SETUP:         EXPERT—SAYS_TIHOUS AND § WILL LOSE HOMES ON FIRST DIP OF BUSINESS

Housing Expert Says Vets — To Lose Homes on Block   Unprecedented Wave of Foreclosures Predicted With First Drop in Business

Cattle Jam 0. C. Market   Martineau Says No Man Can Feed Highcost Grain To Low-Priced Livestock

HERRIN COUNCIL TODEMAND ICT CUT ITS.RATES   ‘Chamber Of Commerce  Will Try To Organize _ All Towns In Area

Final Effort  To Pass Price  Legislation Barkley Says. He .  Hopes  To Adjourn fian'n alee liuele O7

Last Try For OPA   Plans to Adjourn July 27 Indicate Congress Will Give Up if Present Bill Unaccentable

Second Veto Coming?  Present OPA Bill ‘Couldn't Be Any Worse,’ Truman Says

Present Bill May Be Last OPA Try   Barkley Tells Reporters To_ day He Hopes for a July ~ 27 Adjournment   PRESIDENT MAY VETO   or s Bill Couldn’t Be Any orse--Monroney Calls Measure Decontrol

Barkley. Hints Congress — Making Its Final Effort. To Pass OPA Revival Bill

TRUMAN HINTS VETO IF BILL 1S UNCHANGED   Congress Readying Fer Adjournment, Is Barkley Report

President Says Bill ‘Couldn't Be Any Worse’  First Test of OPA Aet Startc Tuacday

Democrati Leader Hints If President. Vetoes Bill No Other Effort Will Be Made -

OPA BILL DUE FOR TROUBLE IN THE HOUSE   Administrative Leaders Hope to Rewrite Measure and Foes Will Try to Pass Senate Version as It Is.

ANOTHER VET IS BELIEVED IN OFFING   House To Start Debate On Revival Bill Tuesday   Cause President To State Measure “Couldn’t Be Any Worse”

‘Final Attempt’ to Vote OPA Revival   Hint No Further Effort If Truman Vetoes Next Measure Sent to Him; House To Act Tuesday; President Says Senate Bill ‘Couldn’t Be Worse’

TRUMAN CASTS VETO SHADOW OVER NEW BILL   Democratic Leader Hopes for Adjournment of Congress by. July 27

Second Veto of OPA Bill Looms Large   President Declares Measure "Couldn't Be Any Worse"

Adjournment By July 27 Is Prospect   Truman Calls Senate Act ‘Terrible’ and Hints Rejection; First House Test Slated Tuesday

Congress Hopes For Adjournment By July 27   Truman Hints He Will Veto Second OPA Bill: Says Measure “Couldn't Be Any Worse’

Senate-Passed Bill Is In “Terrible Shape’ Says Truman As Veto Looms

Final OPA Effort Is Being Made   Barclay indicates Congress May Not Make New Try  lf Truman Vetoes

House Fight On OPA Set For Tuesday   Truman Says New Measure Couldn’t be Any Worse   By WILLIAM F. ARBOGAS]

Truman Claims Bill ‘Couldn't Be Any Worse   Leaders Hope To Remove Certain Ceilinae Bans

Adjournment By July 27 ls Planned   No Further Effort Seen If Truman Fyercices Veto

INDICATES VETO AGAIN IF HOUSE OK’S NEW BILL   Chamber Girds For Test On Tuesday In Plan Truman Flavs As ‘Terrible’

Temperatures   Congress to Quit Tf Truman Balks At New OPA Bill   Barkley Plan for Adjournment July 27 Hints End of Price Talks; President Declares Setup “Couldn’t Be Any Worse”

President Truman Hints Another Veto On Price Control! Bill   Chief Executive Claims Revival Measure ‘Couldn't Be Any Worse? Plan Test Vote Tuesday

FINAL EFFORT BEING MADE TO REVIVE OPA, BARKLEY INDICATES   BILL, WHICH IS UP TO HOUSE TUESDAY, RAPPED BY PRESIDENT TRUMAN

Friend, Foe Of Decontrol Issues Set For Contest   Seeond Veto Likely By Nation's Leader

Leaders Talk Program With Truman   Final Effort to Revive Price Agency to Ba Made in Next Few Days

Truman Slaps Senate Bill   Indicates Would Veto It; Barkley Hopes for Adjournment by July 27   Three Courses Open

House Takes Up Senate OPA Bill   Truman Hints He Will Veto Again

Fr iends And . ‘Foes Of OPA. - Gird For Duel   Trinnan’ «Wry Comment On Sénate-Panied Bill ‘Tone Ae. Hint Of.  = a Vary

CONGRESS MAKING FINAL EFFORTS TO PASS OPA BILL   Barkley Told Reporters He Hopes for Adjournment By July 27.   ‘WERE AT WHITE HOUSE      If President Does Not Sign Bill Congress May Adiourn.

Friends, Foes Of OPA Ready To Push Fight   President Says Bill “Couldn't Be Worse” In Strong Hint that Second Veto Possible

PRICE CUINE ROL  Senate Bill Is Assailed By President   Predict Torrid Battle In House

Barkley Sees Last Chance For OPABill   ‘Democratic Leader Tudi cates No Further Effort I BillUnsigned.

Preseat Bill Maj Be Last OPA Try   ‘Barkley Tells Reporters Toay - Hopes for a July  27 Adjournment   PRESIDENT MAY VETO   orse~Monroney Calls Measure Decontrol  Says Bill Couldn't Be Any ;

Chetnik Chief, 10 Others >Are Sentenced To Face Military Firine Squads   'House Girds for Fight on OPA Revival; , Truman Savs Bill “Couldn’ t Be Worse’!

President Declares Revival Measure “Couldn’t Be Any Worse”’—Second Veto Looms for OPA.   THREE COURSES OPEN TO REPRESENTATIVES

CONGRESS MAY ADJOURN SOON, LET OPA RIDE   Barkley Indicates Final Battle For Act on — Recess Coming July 27?

Barkley Implies OPA Is  ‘Final’   Measure lIs_ Last For Truman As Recess Nears

Changes Held Necessary to Prevent Veto   Truman Finds Long List Of Exemptions Put Bill “In Terrible Shape”

HOUSE FIGHT TUESDAY ON ODA REVIVAL   Barkley Hopes to Adjourn Congress Around July 27

HOUSE PREPARES TO DEBATE OPA BILL   Measure Passed by Senate:’Couldn’t Be Any Worse’ President Truman Says

OPA Revival Bil Facing Test In House Tomorrow   Truman Hints Strongly Of Second Veto; “Couldn’t Be Worse’

Adjournment ls Hoped For By July 27   Indications Are Fate Of Bill Up To Truman

Last Stand On Price Controls Is Shaping Up   If Vetoed, Measure Probably Will Not Be Revived Again

OES be Cilia;  Se 1a gAa ee, ey ay Dae  OPA Opponenis Line Up Again For New Battle   SENATE MEASURE GOES TO HOUSE FOR DEBATE

MIDWEST TOWN TAKES FESTIVE 'AIR AS THRONGS GATHER TO SET STACE FOR CHURCHILL ADDRESS

U.S. MOBILIZES BUSES, PLANES TO MEET CRISIS   Unions Ignore Request to Cancel Railwav Strike Call

Union Heads Silent; No Sig® Trainmen Wil Stay on Job   CLEVELAND. (U.P) — The railroad strike has been postponed for 5 days.

RAIL STRIKE INDICATED 4 P.M. TODAY   Despite Seizure of Nation's Railroads By Government

UNION MEMBERS IN GENERAL PLAN TO OBEY CHIEFS   Government Starts Mobilizing Trucks, Buses, Planes for Vital Transport   FEDERAL PLEAS IGNORED   ODT Calls in Army, Navy and Other Officials for Emergency Plans

Government Begins Mobiliz Trucks, Bus Lines and 4 planes To Keep Essential Tr sportation Going Despite minent Strike —  SITUATION LOOKS BLACK IS ADMITT

WESLEY DAUGHTERS BIBLE CLASS TO SPONSOR RUMMAGE  QAEK 8 QAWTIBR MAS aREMEPOCUY OC

WESLEY DAUGHTERS BIBLE CLASS TO SPONSOR RUMMAGE SALE SATURDAY, MARCH 

Hoover Asks Britain to Send Food fo Greece   Says Half of Population Must Get Aid at Once

Hoover States GreekProblem   Asks for Food Now En Route To Britain

HOOVER APPEALS FOR FOOD ~ JO FEED STARVING GREEKS   ASKS THAT WHEAT SHIPMENT NOW AT SEA BE DIVERTED TO GREEK PORTS

Hoover Appeals To Britain For Aid To Greece   Asks Diversion Of Food En route From Canada To Save Starving In Greece

ONE DEAD, 20 HURT AS HOTEL BURNS   Veteran Reported Missing in  Hot Springs. Ark.. Fire

One Hundred Guests Caught In Blaze; One Known Dead, Fear Many More.

Large Hotel Burns Inside  90 Minutes   ‘At Least One Dead In Blaze at Hot Springs

 DIES, 20 HURT AS ARKANSAS HOTEL BURNS   legless War Vet and Infant Reported Missing; Others May Be.

ONE DEAD IN LITTLE ROCK HOTEL BLAZE   Landmark Of Resort City 1 Destroyed By Fire Today

FIRE DESTROYS HOTEL; ONE MAN IS KNOWN DEAD   At Least 15 Persons Hurt: Check Being Made To List Missing

10 in Hospitals At Hot Springs After Holocaust   Three-Story Building Gutted; Firemen Are Unable To Probe Ruins

Great Northern Hotel At Hot Springs Burns  Landmark In Rasaort City   Landmark In Resort City Gutted by Flames: One Known Dead

9-Minute Blaze Destroys Hotel In Hot Spring:   One Known Dead, Fifteen Others in Hospital, Some  Critically Burned    POLICE CHECKING _ CHARRED REGISTER   200 Guests in Building at Time of Blaze; Many Leap Into Nets

rine RAZES     HOT SPRINGS   ‘Took Only 90 Minutes; Two  Killed, 20 Hurt

‘Secret Weapon Used By Slayer   Dr. Petiot Testifies Of Mass Murders By Band Of ‘Patriots’

Dr. Petiot Screams at Lawyer as Story Of Secret Death Weapon Is Attacked

Petiot Tells How His Fly-Tox Band Killed Informer:   Enraged By Query About  Secret Weapcn He Said Was Used in Murders

STORY OF AILLER IS RELATED TODA)   Frenchman On Trial In Paris For Death of 26.

‘BROWNOUT’ IN _NEW YORK CITY         ALL OF NEW JERSEY TO BE UNDER “BROWNOUT" REG “ULATIONS STARTING F SIONDAY. d

British Prepare Plan to Restrain Russia from "Reckless’ Use of Veto

Britain Prepares Plan to Restrain Red Use of Vete   Secret Proposal Would Limit Soviets’ Use as Political Weapon

CARRIERS ARE TURNED BACK   Govt. Releases Control Of Railroads; Embargo On Freight Lifted

Cul in Passenger Traffic Remains  In Effect: Service Is Fully Restored   Restrictions Will Be Re. imposed if Coal Outlook Doesn't Improve   TRUMAN AUTHORIZES RELEASE OF CARRIERS   Traffic Nears Normal Flow; Crews Report ‘Faster than Called”

Investigate Cui In Broadcast of Green’s Speech   Announcer Finds Wire: Snipped in Basement Of Auditerium.

Wires Snipped, Sends Green's Speech Off Air   Sabotage Charged At Asheville, N. C., As President of AFL Was Speaking

Wire-Clipping Foils Green’s Radio Speech   ‘Sabotage’ Charged In Address Opening AFL Southern Drive

‘Someone Cuts Wires as William Green  \Opens Nationa! Radio Atiack on,CIO

Talk By AFL President Cut  Off The Radio   George Googe, Southern Representative, Calls It ‘Sabotage’

AFL Leader Dubs CIO As  Communistic   Wiliam Green’s Radio Speech Goes Off Air As Wires Are Cut At Asheville, N. C., Gathering

CIO Is Labeled “Communistie”  IBy AFL Leader   Radio Address Urging Southern Eniployers To Cooperate With AFL fs Sabotuged

OFF AIR AT ASHEVILLE   Investigation Reveals Phone Wires Are Cut

Wires Cut  As AFLMan  Goes on Air   CIO Communistic. Green Charges; Sabotage Probed

WILLIAM GREEN 15 CUT OFF AIR   WIRES SNIFPED AS LABOR LEADER OPENS ORGANIZING DRIVE IN SOUTH.

AFL President Is Cut Off Broadcast  Someone Snips Wires In Basement Before Green on Air

Pliers-Wielding AFL F oe Sabotage: Broadcast of Fiery Speech by Green

DEMOCRATS RAP GOP REGIME OF GOVERNOR GREEN   11CT ICOL ATION ODA   LIST ISOLATION, OPA AND STATE ISSUES AS _ CAMPAIGN PLATFORM

Truman Nominee Accused of  ‘Raw’ Offer of Party Funds  Tebac Areain Elnvle Ch... 22 D...1...   Ickes Again Hurls Charges at Pauley On Alleged Plan Involving Oil Lands

Ickes Rips “Raw Offer By Pauley”   Says Nominee Promised $300,000 if Federal Suit Not Pushed.

TIDELAND OIL BILL SUBJECT OF EXCHANGE   Sinclair to Testify Before Committee  Of Senate

Ickes Relates $300,000 Pauley ‘Offer   Declares Ex-Party Treasurer Tried To Squelch Oil Suit

EXPANSION OF FOAMGLAS PLAN OF CORNING CO,      Announcement Made Today Fo: Work At Port Allegany Plant

COAL SHORTAGE MAY FORGE CUT IN RAIL SERVICE   Priovity Given to Coal Movement; Trains Moving Again

RAILROADS RETURN T0 NORMAL   Coal Shortage May Force Lines to Curtail Service

Coal Shortage Threatens To Reduce Service   Brotherhood Head Charges President Truman With Attempt To “Crush Labor.”

Trains Running Again But Coal Supply Is Low   Near Normal Service Reported 14 Hours After End of Strike.

WHITNEY BITTER ABOUT BREAKING OF RAIL STRIKE   Says His Union Will Spend 21% Million lf Trumar Seeks Nomination   MOST SERVICE NORMAL   WVOt SRAVIGE BVT NTO  Renewed Walkout of Miners Threatens to Curtail Operations

SHORTAGE OF COAL MAY YET CUT SERVICE   Trains Begin Moving Almost , Immediately When Strike Came to End.

Rails Back On Schedule After Strike   Food Rushed To Cities Where Stocks Short Due To Stoppage

Tuck Attacks Federal Grants A’ Being Costly; Recommends Hiecher Standards For Virginia

Governor Tuck Vigorously Attacks Federal AidTo States-In Inaugural Address   Relieves State And Local Taxation Will ‘nance Higher Standards In Virginia

UAW To Spread J. . Case Strike   May Include Other Farm Tool Plants

Bulgarians To Vote Tomorrow   One-Time Axis Satellite To Elect Republican Government.

Limits Placed On Air, First Class Mails   Local Deliveries Not Affected By Natianal Order

@ FAR AS WE GO  With the Waggoner Family on First Post-War Vacation

Further Cut in Military Fund Is Recommended  Committee Adds $7 Billion to Reduction

Recommend Big Slashes in Army, Navy Appropriations   Would Cancel Seven Billion Dollar Fund

Seeks Recapture Of More Than 7 Billions In Unspent Wartime Funds

War Fund Recapture Suggested   Recommendation Mad e By House Committee To Take Back Billions Of Unspent Money

Spending Cut To Be Studied By Congress  l araact Slicac   Largest Slices Taken By Army And Navy

Seven-Billion Cutbact In Military Funds   House Committee Asks Recapture of Unspent Wartime Funds, Spending Authority; Army and Navy Report ‘Disintegration’ of Air Forces

House Seeks To Recover Unspent Wartime  Funds   Army, Navy Take Largest (nts

Recapture Of Unspent Funds Is Recommended   Appropriations Committee Sends Bill To House

House Bill Would Stop War Funds; Big Service Cuts   Army and Navy Slashed Heavily; Building Moneys Kept

Father Of Two Admits Attack   Son of Wealthy Industri. alist Accused of Assaulting Child

Ath Cent Gas Tax Upheld By Court   Makes $5 Million Available to Counties, Towns For Road, Street Work

lowa’'s Fourth Cent Gas Tax Held Legal   Supreme Court Ruling Releases $5,376,863 To Counties, Cities

COUNTIES AND TOWNS T0 GET ADDED MONEY   Carlton’s Attorneys Undecided as Yet on Maca far Rehearing

5 Millions for Streets, Roads in lowa Yearly   Over Five and Half Million Al. ready Collected by Fourth Cent Tax On Gasoline

Frozen Fund Is Freed By High Court   Five Millions Annually Available To Counties And Cities For Roads.

Our Daily Bread   —— Alex. H. Washbuen Cynicism Shouldn't Worry Prepared Nation

Allows Tax on Timber Cut in National Parks   Old Castle Where Henry 8th ‘Courted Ann Boleyn Looted ‘of Relics by Ganasters

Modern Crooks Invade Ancient Castle, Take Priceless Art Treasures

Bandits Steal Jewels From Historic Castle   Take Art Treasures And Relics From Home Of Henry Eighth

EXPRESS STRIKE SET FOR FRIDAY   65,000 Workers in Demand For Wage Increase

Nationalist Relief Army 3 Days Away   Marshall in Peiping, Prepares Conferences to Halt Warfare

Marshall Hopeful of  Settlement   Uiimediate Cunferenves Scheduled as General Arrives in Peiping

COOLER WEATHER NOT TO REMAIN   HOT AIR FROM KANSAS WILL BRING HIGHER TEMPERATURES TODAY.

FISTS FLY AT STEEL ~ WORKERS’ SESSION   Schwellenbach Tells Members Of Political Duty

ists riy At Labor Convention   Steelworkers   Steelworkers In Dispute Over Raise in Dues

Death Toll in Three Plane Crashes Set at Sixty-Seven   Ten Persons Are Reported Missing in Fourth Plane; American Pilot Is Among Mishap Victims

Toll of Shanghai's Deadly Fog Now Believed to Be 91   Fourth Passenger Plane Remains Unaccounted For

Believe 4th Chinese Air Crash Raises  Casualties to 91  Planes With Celebrants Are Down in Fog Over Shanghai

Ten Aboard Miss Try Plane; Death Toll in Three Crashes Aggregates 81; Radar Saver One Plane.

Death Total In Crashes  May Hit 91   10 Passengers On Big Plane Still Reported Missing

Fog-Caused Plane Crashes Kill Nearly 100 In China   Fears Multiply That Fourth Transport Has Crashed, Sending Death Toll To 91—-American — Pilot Is Killed

Another Plane Lost; Shanghai Toll Mountinc   » Now Fear Death List May Reach 91 as Result Of Crashes

AIR CRASHES KILL 67 IN SHANGHAI   THREE PLANES CRACK-UP — FOURTH WITH 10 ABOARD Is SAFE.

FOURTH PLANE FEARED — LOST IN CHINESE FOG   Casualties In. Shanghai's Quadruple Disaster Raised To 91

Fogin Shanghai Causes 4 Plane  Wrecks;91 Dead   Yankee Pilot Whose Family on Way to China To Join Him Is Victim

Casualties In  Plane Crashes May Reach 9I   67 Die In 3 Crack-Ups At Shanghai Fourth Transport Plane Missing

91 Feared Lost _In Air Crashes Near Shanghai   Feg Blamed for Mishaps One Plane Is Reported Salll BMitecitna

THOMAS CLAIMS PRESSURE USED   Retiring UAW Head Hit Convention Tactics

Gr ‘coups Bri ing Pressure, Says  CIO Official   Charges Gangsters, ' Hoodlums Threaten Certain Delegates

Hurls Charge of ‘Gangster’ Rule   Thomas Says Union Pressured By Group

THOMAS FIRES FINAL ATTACK   Ex-UAW President Says Hoodlums Pressured Union Delegates

Relations With Russia Up For Senate Action   Legislators’ Views On Life Of Draft Law May Be Affected By What  Vhey Learn

SENATE NATE STUDIES RED RELATIONS   Hearing May Change Views On Draft Extension Bill

Draft Extension Seen Hinging On Soviet Question   Russo-U. S$. Relations Due For Review By The Senate Today

‘Senators To Hear Cen. Bedell Smith ‘On Soviet Status   ‘More Information Soughit  “Before Acting On Draft  ;  ' Daw.

Envoy-Designate To Russia Called Up By Committee   Views On Life Of Draft Law May Be Affected By Russo-American Relations

Draft Extension Hinges On U. S. Russian Relations  Senate Committee  Leas re Rlevr T enerner

Senate Summon: Smith To “Size Up’ Red Issues  Draft Extension May Be Affected By Such Report

Draft Extension Contingent on World Situation   Senate to Study Russ Relations Before Decision

LIFE OF DRAFT MAY HINGE ON EVENTS ABROAD   ran Certain Of Support Required for UNO   Hearing

Russo-American Relations May Determine How Long The Draft Act Is Extended

Gen. W.B. Smith. Is Called Before Senate Inquiry   Extension Of Draft Depends On Soviet

‘First Anniversary of V-E Day .  Finds Europe Hungry and Battered

V-E Day Anniversary Finds Europe Hungry   A Ytar Ago Today the Germans Surrendered at Berlin

FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF VE-DAY FINDS EUROPE WITH LITTLE ENTHUSIASM FOR CELEBRATION-BLACK MARKETS THRIVE

Anniversary Of V-E Day Quietly Noted   Ceremonies Are Few And Far Between Throughout Europe

EEL ste eg ay eA en MR a ites a SE RE pee lt at eis REP SP TURE oer ot eee eRe ee eee ee ee ee  Furope Hunary, Battered Year After V-E; Soldiers to Parade in Berlin. -

V-E Anniversary Finds Europe Hungry, Battered   Countries Give Slight Heed To Emotions Of Year Ago;  Few Public Ceremonies Commemorate Event;  * ~~ a r ‘ta : Everybody Seems To Want To Forget War /

ANNIVERSARY OF V-E DAY FINDS EUROPE HUNGRY   No Ceremonies Planned For Ber lin—All Want To Forret War

V-E Birthday Finds World Cold, Hungry   War Battered Nations Give Little Heed  To Emotions Of  One Year Ago.

4,000 IDLE IN GALVESTON AND HOUSTON   Waterfronts of Big Texas Ports Are Picketed

Galveston And Houston Seamen Join Walkout   Picketing by Members Of Union Halts Work At Two Texas Harbors

HARD COAL PRICE INCREASED BY OPA   Anthracite Will Cost Average Of 91 Cents Per Ton More —Boosts Range From 40 Cents To $1.15

Hard Coal Prices Increased By ODA   Householders Tagged an Average of 91 Cents Ton Additional

Milk Strike Settled; GM Deadlocked      Auto Workers Spurn Offer; Pittsburgh Power Unions Accept Arbitration

Dairy Walkout at End; GM Picture Dim Again  Detroit Milkmen Get 18c Increase;  mM a Te oF rin. o4F A

DAIRY, RAIL STRIKES ARE CALLED OFF   G. M. Strikers Say No Issues Have Been Settled

UNION SPURNS NEW OFFER BY GENERAL MOTORS   Stiffening Of UAW Position Marks Automobile Strike

Threatened Rail Tieup, Detroit Milk Strike Off   T&NO Walkout Averted By Conference; Dairy Workers to Get Pay Rise   HOPES OF SETTLING GM STOPPAGE FADE   Union Stiffens Position; Telephone and Shipping Troubles Loom

The News Items From Meadville    Funeral Services for J. S. Littrell  Held Wednesday Afternoon

After Being Regimented  By Government Bunglers, Whose krrors He Related

IF YOU HAVE HAD ENOUGH OF THE ~NEW DEAL PIPE DREAM, VOTE REPUBLICAN, SAYS LIVENGOOD

STATE DEPT. HIT ON LEND-LEASE   Senate Probers Indict Surplus Sale To Britain As Bad Bargain

Senate Committee Criticizes Program For Disposal Of Surplus Property Overseas

Investigating Committee Says Lend-Lease Muddled   Reports Entire Program for Disposal Surplus Property is Confused Mess

BRITAIN BESTS 1.5. INSHLES OF SURPLUSES   Senate Investigators Reveal Losses and Indecision on Oversea Job.

Senate Investigators Attack U.S. Lend-Lease Settlement In Britain

GROUP INDICTS ALL PHASES OF SURPLUS PLAN   Army, Navy Rapped For Confused Muddle in Disposal

SEES DISPOSAL PLAN IN MUDDLE   In Bitter Attack On Lend-Lease Settlement With Great Britain

War Investigating Committee Indicates Uncle Sam Victimized by Britain in a $6,000,000,000 Steal; 23 Billions Left   Recommends Methods Be Changed in Effort to Save Balance of Surplus Still Overseas; “Higher Calibre” Negotiators Needed.

SOLONS HIT LEND-LEASE SETTLEMENT   Charge Great Britain Gained 2] Billions Under Agreement

SURPLUS SALES MUDDLE RAPPED   Senate Group Attacks LendLease Deal with Britain

GOT SIX BILLIONS FOR $690,000,000 COMMITTEE SAYS   Whole Disposal Program for’ Surplus Property Abroad Declared in “Muddle’   BASIC PROBLEMS REMAIN   Mead Body Says More Than 23 Billions in Goods Are Still Overseas

LOAN BACKERS CLAIM TENTATIVE VOTE EDGE   British Proposal Debatec in Senate

Truman’s Men Say Senate Okeys Loan To Britain   Claim Based On Informal Count Including Republican Members

Administration Claims Enough Votes to Pass Loan to Britain   Poll Indicates GOP Will Split About 50-50 On Issue

Soviet Minister Voices Optimism   Novikov Says There Is No Basis for War

Red Sees No Reason for U.S. Conflict   All Differences Will Be lroned Out, Says  Ambhaceadar

Russian Envoy Sees No Basis for  U. S.-Soviet Warfare   Novikov Grants First Interview With Reporter

RUSSIAN ENVOY SEES NO DANGER OF WAR WITH U.S.   Ambassador Novikov Believes Differences Between Two Countries Will Be “Ironed Out.”   TIME AND PATIENCE ARE HELD NECESSARY   Declares Allies Could Assist His Country by Carrying Out Agreements On Reparations.

Soviet Envoy Sees No Basis For New War   Believes Differences With United States Wil Be Ironed Out

NO BASIS FOR WAR.WITH U.S, RED ENVOY SAYS   Nevikoy, In First Inter. view, Says Differences  Will Be Settled   SEEK REPARATIONS TO REBUILD NATION

‘No Basis for U. S.-Sovtet War Talk, Savs Novikov; ‘Can Settle Disputes’

Novikov Says U. S., Soviet Union Have No Basis For War   Russian Ambassador ~ Confident Differences Will Be Solved

KNOWS REDS WILL NOT START WAR AGAINST U. S.  New Soviet Ambassador Says He Sees No Cause For War Between Russians And United States

U. S.-SOVIET ACCORD SEEN   New Russian Envoy Asserts There Is No Basis For  War Between Nations

NoReason for_ US., Russian “Difficulties   Soviet: Ambassador Gives First Interview Te Press Since  * — Aeriveesk

WORKERS GIVEN 183-CENT JUMP BY AGREEMENT   industrialist Signs Contract In Line With Plan That Truman Proposed

Steel Operator  Signs Pact With CIO Steelworkers   Kaiser Makes Announcement After White House Conference With Truman, Murray

J. And L. Plant In Pittsburgh Already Out   Tonight Is Considered Deadline In Averting Scheduled Walkout

Kaiser Accepts Proposal   Steel Magnate Signs CIO Contract After Truman’s Appeal;  U. S. Steel Stands Pat

Walkout Set for 12:01 A. M. Monday, “Must Take Place,’ Says C.LO. Chief Murray; No Further Steps Loom to Avert Tieup

SIGNS CONTRACT WITH ClO UNION AT WHITE HOUSE   WESTERN OPERATOR BACKS PRESIDENT IN WAGE DISPUTE

Agrees to Truman’s Proposal   Statement is Made After White House Conference

Says People Can Do Nothing but Back Truman; No Other Strike Settlement   Also Has Siened With CIO UAW

ACCEPTS PLAN BY TRUMAN ON STEEL DISPUTE   Operations Curtailed in Preparation for  Big Steel, Walkout

GIVES WAGE HIKE OF 18.9 CENTS HOURLY   Industrialist, in His Aetion, Says It Is Not Only Time to Sing America, but to Live and Love the (‘ountrvy.

Kaiser Gives 3,000 Workers  ‘Truman Raise’   White House Used As Scene To Announce Pay Rate For Fontana Mill

‘WEST COAST EMPLOYES GIVEN PAY INCREASE; 750 000 SET FOR STRIKE   Kaiser, Who Will Manufacture Autos, Says “Too Much At Stake Not To Support Truman”

Some Mills Shut Ahead Of Deadline   Kaiser Accepts Truman Plan, Signs Contract With CIO Union.

Agrees to 1842 Cent Hourly Wage Hike For Western Plants   Elsewhere, Nation Steel Mills Grind Toward Shutdown

Fairless Holding Out; Mass Layoff Starting  Murray Calls Walkout of 750,000 In U. S. Steel at Midnight Sunday

STEEL WALKOUT STARTS PREVIOUS TO FORMAL DATE   Little Hope Is -Entertained That U. S. Steel Will Reverse Its Stand   VIEWED AS STRIKE KEY   Action on Other Big Labor Disputes Deferred Pend ing Outcome

SIGNS TERMS FOR FACTORIES ON WEST COAST   Action Comes as First Work: ers Walk Off Jobs in Pittsburgh Area

Others Begin Strike Before USW Deadline   Meat, Electric Negotiations Deadlocked

Mills Readied For Shutdown As Pact Signed   Meat Supplies Become Scarce Through Nation

West Coast Plant Operator Signs ClO Contract Giving Employes 182 Cent Increase

, Gives 184-Cent Wage Boost In Coast Plants   Elsewhere, Steel Plants Begin Shutting Down For Strike Monday

Kaiser Accepted Truman Proposal   After Meeting With President and Murray He Signed Contract   GIVES 18 1-2 CENT RAISE   U.S. Steel Adamant; C.LO Workers Won't Report Monday

KAISER SIGNS CONTRACT WITH STEEL WORKERS   Steps Into White ouse and Accepts Truman Plan

KAISER PLANT ACCEPTS STEEL WAGE INCREASES   Signs Separate Peace With CIO Union.

Nation’s Mills Begin Closing   Industrialist Says People Demand Support of President; Walkout of 750,000 Seems Sure

18 1-2 Cent Hourly Hike Given 0. K.   Fires In Steel Mills Elsewhere Being Banked As Strike Nears.

Kaiser Approves Steel Wage Plan; Contract Signed   Walkout Set For Monday Gets Head Start As Many Mills Curtail Operations

Little Hope emains Of                   750,000 STEEL WORKERS ALL. SET TO WALK OUT; MEANS-BI LABOR-MANAGEMENT WARFAR

Announces Action After Conference With President Truman; Effect Of Action On Wage Deadlock Not known   KAISER PLANT HAS ABOUT 4000 WORKERS

Western Steelman Won't Let Only 31-2 Cents Stand in Work’s Way; 750,000 Ready to Quit Shortly

Auto Builder Signs Contract WithClO Union   Agreement Granting Work ers 18 Vc lnerease Made Previously to Parley With Nation’s Chief   Prevents Strike” At Kaiser Mills   Development Comes ‘Acs  Steelworkers Elsewhere .  Begin Walking Out In ~ Advance of Deadline

Steel Employes Prepare to Launch Strike Monday Which Will Idle 750,000 Workers   Operations in Many Mills Already Curtailed as Many Workmen Are Laid Off; No Plan at White House Made for Seizure of Mills

Signed a Contract With the  CIO Steel Workers Giving West Coast Plants 18), Cents Hourly Increase.   HELD CONFERENCE WITH THE PRESIDENT   This Development Came As CIO Steel Workers Began Walking Out of the Nation’s Mills.

Bitter Labor Strife Feared   Steel Action Jolts Government Leader

Contract Signed; Steelers  HoldOut   ——————————eEeEEEOw  West Coaster Says Hour Here; Live, Love America

Coast Industrialist Accepts President's Compromise Plan   Agreement With CIO Follows New White House Conference; U. S. Steel Stands Pat On Refusal To O. K. 1814-Cent Raise

OPERATIONS IN OTHER MILLS 'ARE CURTAILED   Steelworkers To Begin Crippling Walkout  Monday

   ‘  ‘Hope of Averting Walkout  Faded When Management Failed to Accept Compromise Yesterday.      ‘ONE OF THE BIGGEST  STRIKES IN COUNTRY

Kaiser Signs Terms for Steel Plant   Other Mills Starting To Close; Strike Will Begin Monday

Can’t Conceive of 344 Cent Gulf He Says Upon Leaving White House Conference

Compromise Of President Is Accepted   Walkout Apparently Averted In Plants On West Coast

Uperator at Fontana Hits at U.S. Stee   West Coast Man Says Agreement Favored by American People

Kaiser Accepts Steel Plan   Contract Is Signed For West Coast Plants But Others Will Strike

Steel Strike To Start In Nation On Sunday Night   BITTER LABOR WARFARE FACES AMERICAN PEOPLE

Accepts Truman’s Compromise Plan In Wage Disnute   Workers Will Get 18% Cent Hourly Pay Increase; Begin Walk Outs at Other Mills

“STEEL STRIKE BLOW 10 HOPES OF PRESIDENT   «Faint Possibility U. S. Steel May Reconsider Plan Only Hope Left   ALL BASED ON STEEL   Administration Regarded Settlement Of Dispute Necessity For Peace

SIGNS AFTER PARLEY AT WHITE HOUSE   Big Steel Fails To Alter Position; Strike On Monday

Kaiser, West Coast Steel Operator, Accepts Truman Steel Wage Scale   Signs Contract And In Statement Declares Too Much At Stake; Says Not Only Time To Sing America——But Time To Live And Love It

Other Steel Mills Ready For Strike .   Hopes Slim For Ending Meat Dispute

Hope To Avert Nation Wide Strike Sunday Night Fades Rapidly   Only Acceptance Of Formula By U. S. Steel Corp. By This Evening Will Prevent Bitter Industrial Strife In Basic Industry.

Iron Pot Burning Slowly In Mills   Last Flames Dying Out As Strike  Hour Nears

West Coast Operator to Give Employes 18% Cents Hourly Increase in Their Pay  A Lot at Stake  Now Is Time to Give Support to President Says Kaiser

ANNOUNCEMENT MADE AFTER CONFERENCE WITH TRUMAN /AND PRESIDENT OF CIO

KAISER SIGNS U.S.W. WAGE AGREEMENT   West Coast Steel Operator Accepts Truman Proposal

Signs Contract Granting CIO 183 Cent Hike   Says “Too Much Is at Stake Not to Support’ President

STEELWORKERS SCHEDULED T0 LEAVE JOBS   Walkout Already Begun at Pittsburgh— CIO Chief Issues Strike Order.   BULLETIN

Hopes of Averting Steel Strike Fade; Will Start Monday   750,000 Steel - workers Will Stay Away From 1,300 Big Plants

Workers in Other Plants Quitting Jobs   Paralyzing Strike to Start Midnight Sunday; New Conference Called

BOOSTS PA STEEL WORKERS ON WEST COAS]   Accepts Presidential Proposal as 750,000 Workers Prepare for Walkout   (By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

Huge Furnaces Slow Down For  Monday Strike   Hope of Averting Biggest Walkout Fails— Leader Says ‘Strike Must Take Place”

PACT SIGNED WITH C. 1.0. UNION   Some Steelworkers Walkout In Advance   STRIKE SET   For Monday At 12:01 A. M.; No White House Plans To Halt Stoppage

TRUMAN PROPOSAL 15 ‘BASIS FOR PAY HIKE GRANTED BY KAISER  ACTION COMES AFTER U. S. STEEL REJECTS SAME PROPOSITION

Hope for Settling Steel Fight Fades   First of 750,000 CIO Workers Already Off Job-at Pittsburgh

Kaiser Grants Pay Rise According to Truman Proposal   West Coast Steel Plant Owner Signs Wage Agreement With the CIO

Plain Talk Is Good For Sick World   Showdown Among Big Three Has Bright Side—Mackenzie

Plain Talk By Big Three ‘Sani. Neéded   Good News May Lie Behind Black Headlines As Showdown On Vital Questions Is Being Called Fer   ‘Army Enforcing Ban Against  Fraternizing With Jap Girls

SHOWDOWN AMONG BIG THREE IS TERMED BEST NEWS IN MONTHS; CIEARING UP WORLD TENSIONS

 Mackenzie's Column  It’s Good Thing For World That Nations Lay Their Cards On Table

Advised to Forget ‘Enemy Plane’ Warning, Radar Operator Tells Pearl Harbor Probers

Ex-GI Tells Of Spotting Jap Planes   Pearl Harbor Committee Told How Approach of Sneak Atiack Detected But Warning Ignored

Private, Buddy Detected Jap Planes by Rada   Aircraft Headed To Pearl Harbor

Committee Gets Tale of Ignored Radar Warning   Former Private Tells of “Forget It” Order" from Officer

EX-G.l, RELATES OF RAID TIP-OFF   Informs Group How He Was Ordered To ‘Forget It’

Ex Gl Learned of Approach of Jan Aircraft   Planes are Spotted Hour Before Bombs; Told To “Forget It’

EG.  Tels of Spotting Jap Planes Before Attack; Order to Forget If”

Ex-Gl Tells  Of Locating Jap Raiders   Told To’Forget It’: After Reporting Radar Detection of Enemy

Ex-GI Relates How He Spotted Japs Off Hawaii   Says He Was Advised By Pearl Harbor Officer To ‘Forget It.’

EX-PRIVATE SAW ATTACK COMING   Salons Told Officer Asked Soldier To Forget ‘Pearl’ _ Observations

Radar Find Of Planes Ignored   Ex-GI ‘Says He and Friend Were Told to - “Forget” Discovery On Morning of Dec. 7

NORTHEAST HIT BY SNOWSTORW   More Than 16 Inches Falls In Upper New York

3 Courses Open In Court Feud   ~ House Judiciary Considers Action

CABLEGRAM LAID BEFORE COMMITTEE   May Investigate Jackson's Charges Against Black

First Decision ~ In Court Battle Awaited Today   House Judiciary Group View Scorching Cable From Justice Jackson

House Committee Takes Up Supreme Court Feud   Jackson Charges Heard At Closed Door Session

Court Tussle. Before House For Decision   Judiciary Committee Gets Jackson Cable

Jackson’s Scorching Cablegram Prompts  Congressional Decision On Court Feud

Jurists Feud Before House   Committee Studying Tackson-Black Rift

Jackson Charges  In Line  Of Move   However, Chances Are Things Will Move Slowly

COURT FEUD 10 RECEIVE AIRING   Jackson’s Charge Against Black Is Headed for Action by Congress

Three Courses Of Action Are Possible... .  Jackson-Black Feud Goes Before House Committee

Labor Monopoly Called Threat to Free Enterprise   Something Must Be Done About It Now, Says Sloan At Chamber Meet

GM’s Sloan Says Labor Is ‘Monopoly’   Sees Economic Dictatorship Threat Over Democracy

LABOR CALLED A MONOPOLY WHICH MUST BE CURBED   GM Head Says We Must Protect Our Comouelitive Econoiny

Russia Links A-Bomb Ban, Arms Control   Molotov’s Surprise Proposal Is Offered To United Nations

MOLOTOV SPRINGS ANOTHER. SURPRISE BY LINKING CONTROL WITH TALLY,  OF-ARMED-FONCES__”

mine Leader Collides Head-QOn Over Legality Of Act With Sec. Krug   Test Of Strength Between Government And inte: Mine Workers Chief Tops Any In  John L.’s Stormy Career

UMW Leader Defies Government Ruling   ‘Miners May Quit Posts Wednesday; Major Showdown Seen In Dispute

Lewis And U.S. Clash Head-On As Talks Fait   Government. Warns Action is Without Warrant in Law

Government Warns Lewis Against  Walkout of Miners   Secretary Krug Cites Formal Opinion From Attorney General That Union Head Is Without Power to Act

‘Think It Over,’ Krug Cautions Union’s Leader   ro. 8h Paw Tence

Czar Is Warned Action Has No Legal Warrant   Showdown Between Government, Mine Chieftain Is Seen

LEGAL CHALLENGE TO STRIKE ACTION SEEMS PROBABLE   Union Head Urged to Reconsider Aftef He Sets Novem: ber 20 for Walkout of 400,0000.   ‘CLARK DECLARES PACT IS BINDING   Test of Strength Seen If Men Quit — Nation Has Only Month’s Supply of Coal on Hand.

Action Brings  Govt. Warning Against Tieup   Mine Union Leader and Government Collide Headon Over Probable Walkout; Court Test of Strike Action Is Likely

Miner Head Shuns President’s Appeal And Krug Warning Action Is Without ‘Warrant in Law’

Test of Strength Between Union Chief And U. S. to Result If Strike Comes; Interior Secretary Echoes Plea Made  By Truman Asking Him to Think It Over

Krug Warns Lewis Action Outside Power   Strike Would Catch Nation With Month’s Supply Of Coal

Yefies Plea From President and Rufing of Attorney General; Government Would Turn Mines Back to Their Owners; Government Program Unrevealed.

400,000 Miners May Walk Out If Contract Ends   Secretary Krug Warns That Action Is Not Authorized

Coal Contract “Terminated” By UMW Boss   Clark Rules Union Leader ls Without Power To End Agreement   LEWIS WON'T BARGAIN WITH MINE OPERATORS   Strike Would Catch U. S. With Only Month's Supply Of Coal On Hand

Scientists Predict Artificial Shooting Stars Will Be Visible for 300 Miles

APPROVAL GIVEN BLUM’S CABINE]   Friction Eased Between Popular Republicans And Communists

Ballot Fo'tlows Speech by Three-Time Premier in Which He Promises to Maintain Friendly Relations With Other Nations and Calls for International Control of Ruhr and Rhineland—New Budget Soon to Be Drawn.

Blum Is Accordec  Confidence Vote National Assembly Seats Cabinet

‘Intelligence Services of Russian and U. S. Armies Clash in Germany

U.S. OFFICERS   2 Americans, Missing For Several Days, Believed In Hands of .Reds

U. S.-Soviet Armies Clash in Battle of Intelligence Services   Russians Believed to Be Holding Two Officer: Incommunicado; U. S. Releasing Three Russians Said to Be Spies

Reds Believed Holding Two U.S. Officers   U. S. Army Announces Releasing of Three Russians in Germany

Sen. Wheeler Trailing in Montana Vote  His Home Town Lost to Erickson   Americans, Russians Conduct Intelligence Service Clash

YANKS AND RUSS INSPY HUNTS   Army Hints At Large-Scale Espionage Activity  In Germany

U.§., Soviet Army Services Clashing      Strange “War” of !ntelii. gence Services Reported Inside Germany

“Love Me, Love My Dogs!” Woman Stranded In Trailer With 23 of HerCanine Pets

Woman Stranded With Her 23 Dogs Lacks Funds to Feed Self and Pets

Woman Dog Lover, Who Left Home With Pack As Humane A gency Closed, Stranded With 23

Oklahoma Woman, After Humane Society Refuge Went Broke, Is Stranded With Load Of Mutts

Veto Impossible In Atomic Plans   Baruch Holds For Swift Punishment Al] Offenders Of Atomic Energy Agreements

U.S. Will Agree To Compromise on Atom, Baruch Says   Inclusion of Veto Power in  Agreement Will Be Rejected, He Warns

‘Atomic. Wranaling   Baruch Declares’ ‘No Control Agreement Will Contain Power of Veto

CAN BE NO VETO ON ATOM BOMB   BARUCH ADMITS COMPROMISE iS POSSIBLE

Baruch Says, However, In Answer to Molotov, That Accord Must Not Include Power of Veto

C.L.0, EXPECIED 10 STIFFEN ATTITUDE TOWARD RADICAL‘   Believe Communist Label ‘Responsible. for Beat. ina a? Palls

Pone, Fully Recovered From Influenza, tn Private Audience With Six Prelates

Pope, Recovered From Flu, Holds Six  Private Audiences   Confers With CardinalsDesignate, Including 2 U.S. Archbishops   PONTIFF REPORTED IN GOOD HEALTH   Only Russia and Japan Will Not Be Represented At Conclave Monday

Torture of Palestine Jews  Is Charged   Jewish Agency Says Detainees at Camp Are Mistreated by Police

LABOR ATTACKS THE PRESIDENT   UAW SAYS TRUMAN 1S BIG DISAP.POINTMENT

days Union 10 Concentrate On South's Workers   “Anti-Labor Solons Are to Be Ousted”

SEEK MEMBERS INSOUTH   Thomas Issues Statement; Also Criticizes Truman

‘MILK STRIKE OFF; PRICE RISE SEEN   N_ Y. State Dealers Hold 36County Meeting

Soviets Charge Polities by. U.S.in UNRRA   La Guardia Warns He Will Invoke All Powers If Russia Takes Oil and Food

STEVENSON SUITS 7-OUT-OF-10 ~ Governor ’’Ridin’ High” With ~Citizens, Texas Poll Shows.

Senate Group Asks Release Of All Fathers   Also Calls For Discharge Of All Soldiers Not In Essential Duties

Wisconsin Takes Steps To Revoke Ku Klux Klan Incorporation Articles

PROPOSED G. 0. P SLATE TO BE RATIFIED TODAY   Lt. Gov. Bell Endorses The Salectiana

GOP Slate Up For Approval   Slating of Duff for Governor Said to Have Bell’s Approval

Pauley Expected Withdraw Name  Hearing Is Recenees Lintil Next Wed ni

Pauley Hearings. . Recessed Until Next Weilesday   Democratic Leaders Expect Withdrawal ’ Move Then

Withdrawal Talk Arises as Pauley Hearing Recesse:   Hannegan Is Said To Have Been Told Confirmation ls Impossible

Pauley Expected Withdraw Name  Hearing Is Recessed Until Next Wednesda

Myths of Denmark Exploded, Finds Country Better Off Because of Farm Production

UNO COMMITTEE WL RECOMMEND HYDE PARK SIT   Kingston Eliminated as In. _spection Group Prepares Report on Locations

Train Derailed  Near Loraine; Four Killed   Victims Had Escaped From Hospital; Fire Follows Explosion Of Tanker

Escapees From State Hospital Death Victims  27 Freight Cars Derail And Burn  Niaare Swaatwatear

Four Hospital Fugitives Killed In Train Wreek   Abilene State Hospital Escapees Die as Freight Derailed and Burned

Petrillo Curbs Pass  in House   Bill Makes Violators  Liable to $1000 Fine Pius Year in Prison

HOUSE APPROVES PETRILLO CURB   Bill Goes to Senate Then to President

House Approves Bill Curbing — Petrillo Powers   - Senate House Conference  . M@sure Passed By ._ Vote of 136 To: 16 4

HOUSE PASSES BILL 10 CURB J.C. PETRILLO   Conference Report Now Goes te Senate

House Adopts Bill Putting Curb on Pefrillo's Power   Vote 186-16; Senate Must Pass Before It Goes To President

BRITISH TROOPS QuELL _ RIOTING IN CALCUTTA; > DEATH TO: ee armurce ac

WAYS TO SAVE NEGRO SOUGHT   Attorney Asks For Special Session Of State Pardon Board

CANADA AWAITS ~ SOVIET MOVES      SPOKESMAN SAYS “WW. TCHFUL  WAITING” POLICY ADOPTED  TIE SPY CONTRO-fs A WD ae

Waiting Policy Seen In Canada   “Watchful Waiting’ Ip Tense Situation Over Soviet Espionage Revelations

CANADA WAITING FOR REACTION IN RED SPY PLOT   (international News Servier Staff Correspondent)

AWAIT RUSSIAN REPLY IN PLAN FOR PEACE MEET   Study Strategy To Be Followed If Russia Rejects Proposal

‘Byrnes And B Bevin Discuss ~ $trategy’ If Russians Reject Peace Date

Reds Seen Certain To Reject Byrnes’ Peace Parley Plan   U. S. Secretary and Bevin Confer on Strategy in Event of Veto   NO DATE SET TO END MINISTERS’ SESSION   Committees Meet; Council To Get Report on Franco- Jtalian Border

Big Four Must Make Plans For Peace Parley   BYRNES AND BEVINS TO DISCUSS RUSSIAN ATTITUDE

BYRNES AND BEVIN IN CONFERENCE   Take If Peace eet  “Discuss “Course to > Is Delayed  M

Peace Parley Date Debated   Byrnes and Bevin of Big Four Agree While Molotov Calls Moscow.

U.S. Poses World Peace Treaty Plan   See Communists Rejecting American Proposal

Russian Rejection Of Byrnes Plan Expected   Molotov Consults Moscow on Proposed Peace Conference

OPA Conferee: Go Into Secret Meet   No Statements Due Until Final Measure Is Ready

Governors Will Hold Conclave   Annual Meeting Is Set This. Month

Copper, Farm  Strikes Remain   Metal Mining Disputes Seen Nearly Ready For Settlement

Case, Allis Plants to Be Taken Over   Secretary of Labor Asks President to Make Effort  to Terminate Strikes

U. §. May Seize 9 Plants Making Farm Machinery   Number of Strikes Drops Sharply Over Nation, Report Shows

Mi A HE RI ES DIVORCEEL   COL. BOYINGTON AND MISS BAKER ARE WED IN RENO

OPA Officials Say Bread Will be Next Food !ter  dim Cont Bete laws

ceeemneiiememneteinmmmmamenns. © 0tt  BREAD PRICE INCREASE SCHEDULED NEXT WEEK

MAC AR PLAN rial   Proposal to Admit Representatives . of Pacific War Powers to Allied Control Councit Meets with Flat  Dafrueal. fram BPiaciang.

RAW SUGAR IS BEING UNLOADED AT HARBOR   Stevedores Are Taking Off 17,000,000 Pounds: Refinery Calls Back Furlourhed Workers

Hitler’ 5 Military, Political Experts Offering Talents fo Other Powers, Army Paper Says

Ba LOAN. “GETS SUPPORT   SENATE COMMITTEE POLL REVEALS IT WILL RECCOMMEND THAT THE LOAN  BE MADE

SENATE GROUP FAVORS  QAN   _Banking? Committee to Recommend Lending Money to British

RELEASE AMERICANS IN YUGOSLAV. CASE   Another GI Admits Implication In Slaying

TENNESSEE PRIMARY MARKED BY VIOLENCE   Crump Machine Renominates Senator MeKellar

Sen. McKellar Again Named   Assured Of Renomination As Democratic Senator From Tennessee   BLOODY OUTBREAKS MARK PRIMARY

ELECTION FIGHT IN LAST WEEK      Final Ohio Battles Center In Cleveland Home Of Governor Candidates

Marion Minister Helped Organize Siamese Underground For Fight Against Japanese

Store Has Been Stocked To Draw Crowds — Many Item: Missing 5 Years

GRAND OPENING ~ ATGANBLES-3 DANS FEATURED   Store Has Been Stocked To Draw Crowds — Many Itemc Missing 5 Years

SENTENCE FOR BRANDING   Lt. Thomas Farrel] Announced He Will Appeal the Decision

FALLS WIFE DESIRES MARRIAGE ANNULLED   Quakertown Couple Sue For $2886 Damage Claim   FILE 2 MORE DIVORCES

FALLS TOWNSHIP WOMAN IS ASKING  FOR AN ANNULMENT Catherine Guiroy  Webb

SOCIALIST "TODRECT FRANG   No Single Party Big Enough to Garner er Majority in

Sai te old =      Commend = Bolert-_ @ Power Bel.veen MR A, 4 Communists

French Socialists Retain Strong Position For Coalition Government

TWO NEW PATIENTS ARE RECEIVED  Seventeen Polio Victims Are Treated Here This Summer

Banking Group Toils 4 Hours Without Result   Barkley Proposal to Kill Objectional Provisions *.  Danson. Reakece

\Committee Slates Work On Price Control Law   Over July 4th Holiday

Senate Fails _ To Agree on  New OPA Bill   Barkley Says He Expects to Have One Ready for Floor by Friday; Banking Group to Work on Holiday

arkley Says New Bill ‘etting Price Controls. Will Be Ready Friday   ‘a  punning Committee to Work Today Despite Holiday; Issue Said Pricing on Manutacture

SENATE GROUP CAN'T AGREE ON NEW OPA BILL   Banking Committee Fails Tc Accept Substitute In Night Session

Objections By 0'Daniel ComeloEnd   Banking Committee 'To Work On Measure iOn Fourth Of July

COMMITTEE MEETS TODAY; HOPES TO HAVE B'LL FRIDAY   Barkley Proposition To liminate Republican Amendments Fails

Bariley Promises Measure Friday  Urges Senators Stay Ready For Action

Senate May Get Price Bill Friday   Barkley Prepares OPA Legislation After Disacreement

Barkley Expects To Have Measure Ready For Senate Floor On Friday   Banking Committee Recesses Affer Four-Hour Session Behind Closed Doors

Sen. Barkley, However, May  Have One Soon   Banking Committee Will Resume Work Today Despite Holiday

Committee Recesses Af. ter Four Hour Session Behind Closed Doors.  Barkley Has Substitute Rit

GROUP DRAWING ' UP LEGISLATION TO WORK TODAY   Committee Considers Measure Behind Closed Doors and Fails to Agree at First Session.   TAFT READY TO BACK ~ A COMPROMISE PLAN   Ohioan Charges Truman Alds   With Trying to Force Buying Rush In Support of  Their Position. .

‘ANew OPA. Bill Friday «ls Expected   Committee Will Resume Work on New Measure Over Holiday

BANKING BODY TO CONTINUE WORK TODAY   COMMITTEE STUDIES SEN. BARKLEY’S SUBSTITUTE

lran, Reds May Be Asked To Give Report on Pact   Egyptian Delegate Ends Speculation on Presentation of Row

- Australian Member Accuses Tehran of Using SC to Advance ‘Political Negotiations’ with Reds

Full Reports From Russia, lran Sought   Council To Ask About Agreements Settling Disputes

Council Seeking Red-Irar Reports   Details On Accord Of Two Nations Are Needed

Oil, Troops And Politics ....  Council To Insist Iran - And Reds Give All Facts Of Secret Agreements

Believed Two Powers Agree On Troop, Oil ‘And Political Questions

Iranians Were Busy Dickering Even While Protesting, Delegate Declares   Eeyptian Speaks   Hassan Pasha Says He Would Make Early Appeal

To Examine Russo-Iran Agreement   Believe U. N. Council . Will Ask Full Report  From Both Countries: Egypt Puts Off Appeal

Charges Iran Uses Council To Benefit ‘Political Position’   Delegates To Reopen Conference Tuesday; Egypt Not To Ask Action For British Troop Removal

Want Reports By Russia And Iran   Security Council Will Insist On Full Account Of Agreement

Council WantsA Report   U.N. Security Group To Demand Full Story Of Soviet~-lIranian Accord

U.N. MAY ASK DATA O§ RED, IRANIAN PACT   Full Report) on Agvreements Over Troops, Oi and Political Probiems (Considered the Security Council's Aim,

Hitler Plan to Breed More Germans While Rest Decreased Seen as Success

Enlarged Germany’ S Population   Increase of 1.566.000 During First Seven Years  Of Hitler Regime

Hitler Plans To Stamp Out Jews Worked   Program For Increasing German Population Added Million And A Half.   15 MILLION KILLED

Achieved His Aims of Liquidating Jewry, and Reducing Births in Non-.  German Countries

Congressmen End Session, Start Home   Major Legislation Left With Truman For Action

JAPS INSTALL NEW CABINET   Try to Solve Own Problem Before Asking Allies, Premier Urges

Jap Cabinet Takes Office   Third Postwar Cabinet 0! Japan Sworn In At Ceremony At Imperial Palace

Net Contemplated   President Ends Vacation Stay   Returning To Capital From Week Spent In Southern Florida

TRUMAN BACK TO PUSH FIGHT   President Awaits Monday Hearing On Contempt Citation

Evatt To Present Program... .  Russia All Set To  Veto Australia’s Atom Control Plan

Russia Opposes -  Removing Atomic  Control From UN   Evatt Says — ‘Gromyko _ Opposed: Autonomous Action At Secret Council--Session.

Australia Plan Atomic Control Seems Doomed   Willi Have.To Face Threat _ OF Russian Veto When And Hf It Reaches UN Council

ATOM CONTROL FIGHT DEEPENS   Committee On Problem Ti Resume Talks Today

AUSTRALIA'S PLAN FOR ATOM CONTROL FACES RUSSIAN VETO   Gromyko Opposed; Refuses To Give Up Veto Power On Atomic Matters

Australian Plan ls Doomed Unde Red Veto Threat   Russia Determined On Atomic Matters

Threat Of Soviet Veto Dooms Australian Proposal For ‘Autonomous A-Control Aqency   Some Circles Contend United Nations Charter Should Be Amended On Veto Subjec:

RENS TO VETO ATOM PROPOSAL   Dooms One Plan for Atomic Control! Agency

AUTONOMOUS ATOM: PLAN SEEN DOOMED   Australian Proposal Faces Russian Rejection

Russia Opposes Removing Atomic  Control From UN   Evatt Says Gromyko Opposed Autonomous Action At Secret Coun  cil Session.

United Nations  Red Veto Spells Doom for Aussie A-Control Aaency

GRAND JURY GETS CASE FOR STUDY   Bloomington Murders To se Considered By Group.

Seventeen Arrested Including An International Organizer Of The CIO; Mass Demonstration Is Planned This Afternoon   MOUNTED POLICE CHARGE PICKETS

UNION MEMBERS USE NAZI “HEIL” IN STRIKE RIO}   Electrical W < Workers Defy Court Iniunetion Against  Picketine

Arrest CIO Organizer For Inciting Revolt Against Court Injunction

Rioters Give \azi Salute At Philly   CIO Leaders Dely Court Order: Twelve Persons Hurt

Pickets Give Nazi Salute, Charae Police   Dozen Are Injured, 17 Put Under Arrest

PitchedFight With Police In ‘Philly’   Leader Was Carrying Court's Contempt Order in Pecket

25,000 More Gather For Demonstration  At Phila. City Hall   Electric Workers Use Nazi ‘‘Heils’’ As Battle Cry; Riot Clubs Break Up Surge, Six Arrested Include Leader Under Court Order.

Mob of Electrical Workers Shout “Heil” Give Nazi Salute: Clash With Cops

CROWD OF 4000 SEEK SAMUEL'S INTERVENTION   Several Injured, Others Arrested In Morning Clash

WALKOUTS PUSH PRODUCTION TO FIVE-YEAR LOW   Loss Of Man-Days Soars To 19,200,000 In January— An All-Time High

Daily Washington Merry- Go -Round   DREW PESKSON SAYS: ARGENTINES PLAN TO PUT HERBERT HOOVER ON SPOT; RR BROTHERHOODS FEEL TRUMAN DESERTED WAT A oR WHIENEY tS MAINSPRING OF RR STRIKE,

Carelessness Blamed For Most Recent Series of Fires  In Nearby Woods.

LACK OF FUEL BRINGS GREATER SUFFERING TO PARIS AND TO THE PEOPLE OF OTHERS PARTS EUROPE

Shortage Of Coal Acute In Centralia   : Vewitt MacKenzie Says:  ‘Lack Of Food, Fuel Chills Parisians

Sufferings In Paris Are - Multiplying   Lack of Fuel Means Hardship and Death:  _All Europe Struggles With Most Dangerous Winter In Modern Mime

Million-Dollar Ring Operated All Over World   Two New Yorkers Are Held in Berlin and Paris for Activities

GLOBAL BLACK MARKET RING SAID SMASHED      Army Claims New York Family With Sons Around World Operated Rackct

Army Breaks Family Ring Of Smugglers  Group Operated fy... 9 Stat   Group Operated On 3 Continents; Two Under Arrest

ARMY CRACKS GLOBAL BLACK MARKET RING   New Yorkers Accused Of Round-the-World  Operations

BLACK MARKET RING CRACKED   4 Brothers Form World-Wide ~"* Racket, Army Says —  ~

ARMY UNCOVERS ROLTEMTLION DOLLAR RACKET   Run By New York Family With Sons In World’s Major Cities

New York Directed Global Black Market Is Smashed   Army At Berlin Says Operations Carried Out By Man. hattan Family With Sons In Berlin, Paris, New ¥ ork And Shanghai: Two Reported Arrested

MILLION DOLLAR OPERATION BY U, S. FAMILY   Two Brothers Under Arrest

BIG FAMILY GANG REVEALED  Multi-Million Dollar Black Market Ring Said Smashed

SERVICEMEN INVOLVED IN GLOBAL SETUF   New York Family Deal in All Black Market Goods

Army Smashes Black Mart Ring Involving 5 in Family   Huge Smuggling Racket Covering Three Continents Is Discovered: Two Arrested in Paris and Berlin

U.S, ARMY SMASHES BLACK MARKET RING   Suspects Named In Europe, Shanghai And New York

—CRACKDOWN— 4 Sons, Father Linked   2 of Group Under Arrest; Letters Seized

Multi-Million Racket Stopped   Two Arrested as C. . D. Closes on Ring Run by N. Y. Man With Sons in Europe, China

Army Uncovers Big Smuggling Ring: Two Held      Five Members of New York Family Involved, CID Reports

MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR OUTFIT RUN FROM N. Y.   Sons Were Scattered All Over the Globe

LINKED WITH VAST RACKET   Brothers Arrested in Paris, Berlin; Others at Large With  Arracte Dramicsad

[Letters Bare Details Of Illicit Operations Of Father. Four Sons

Smuggling Ring Said Uncovered  Five Members Of Nev York Family Involved

Army Uncovers  International Smuggling Ring  New York City ie  Money Ring

Army Cracks Global Black Market Ring Operated by New York Man, Four Sons

ARMY SMASHES TRI - CONTINENT BLACK MARKET   Smuggling Ring Run By Five-Man New York City Family

New York Family Spread Over World   Two Former Army and Naw Officers Arrested—Father  Ran Business From Gotham

UJ. 8, SMASHES GLOBAL BLACK MARKET RING   World-Wide MultiMillion Dollar Racket Is Uncovered by Army.

Global Black Market Ring Broken; Family Had Sons in Major Cities

Army Grabs Brothers in Paris, Berlin   New York Father Denies Knowing of Illegalities

U.S. Claims Jap Gold for  Occupation  $200,000,000 Worth Will Help Pav Costs

U.S. Intends to Claim All Japan Gold to Defray Costs   Also Wil Take Revenue From Japanese Exports as Occupation Payments

THE COST OF LOSING A WAR  U.S. Will Claim All Gold In Japan To Pay For Occupation

Phone Stoppage Likely to Occur Within 48 Hours   Government Attempts to Avert Walkout on March 7th

Telephone Workers Head Declares Wires Silent In The Next 48 Hours

Negotiators Fail To Make Progress   Walkout Scheduled To Start Tomorrow

PHONE SERVICE TO BE-CURTAILED EARLY THURSDAY   Walkout Te Take Place Unless There Are Some New Developments   RAILROAD ENGINEERS TO STRIKE MONDAY

National Phone Tieup Seen In Next Forty-Eight Hour:    Union Head Says Strike Can Only be Averted b  “Some New Developments’—Negotiations Reported to be Still in Progress

Pressure Raised For Phone Pact   Union Head Says Stoppage Bue iu ‘Next 48 Hours’

Beirne Declares Telephone Tie-ur Seems Inevitable   Government Pressure for Settlement of Dispute Will Continue

Joseph A. Beirne, Asserting 17 Wage Disputes Remain Unsettled, Sees Walkout as Inevitable—Says Companies Have Made No “Concessions That Can Be Deemed Favorable’—Negotiations Still Under Way.

@ PETER EDSON   Little News About Big People as Gathered in Washinaton

Market Tumbles  To Lowest Point Since August, 45  London Exchange Get: Jitters, Too; Brokers

Market Goes Into Violent Tumble  _ Losses Range From $1 to $18 a Share

Market Goes Into Violent Tumble   Losses Range From Clan £10 AW Chases

STUMP TOUR’ TALK IGNORED BY PRESIDENT   3 Major Addresses Tentatively Set in Campaign

USE OF GERMS ~ WAS: ORDERED   GERMAN MEDICAL OFFICER SAYS HITLER ORDERED GERM WARFARE PREPARA . TIONS.

Drive Into Jehol Is Made Issue  Oral Protests Made by Communists

BYRNES BACKED BY LAWMAKERS   Strong Soviet Policy Stressed After Trip To Far East

CANDIDATES MAKING LAST APPEALS   Seek to Stir Up -Good-Sized ~  Vote Tomorrow

LEWIS TAKES SEAT WITH AFL COUNCIL   Speculation As To How Long He Will Remain A Subordinate, ~

Corrupt Practice Act Is Denounced   Mississippi Law Is Called Worthless at  Reikn Caee Henrina

Jap Group Tries to Oust Shidehara ‘After Premier Rejects Bid to Quit

JAPAN PREMIER REJECTS OUSTER   Rejects Resolution From 4 Jap Parties

Jap Premier Not Quitting Under Fire   Shidehara Rejects Post-Election Coalition Demands

Veto Remains Main Point at Issue in Apparent Agreement   Bituminous Coal Mining Returns To Near Normal

COAL OUTPUT NEAR NORMA!   95 Per Cent. Production I: Report As Idle Number Drops Under 10,000

Operators May Cancel ‘Fines  Soft Coal Production  Near Normal!  '

Soft Coal Mining Now Estimated at % Per Cent Norma   _, 3A ARH   All But About 10,000 o ~ UMW Men Return to Work

Soft Coal Mining Now Estimated at 95 Per Cent Normal  All But About 10,000 of UMW Men Return

PRODUCTION OF COAL REACHES 95 PER CENT   Stecl Operations Near Normal; No Trouble On Miner Fines

Coal Mining Returns to Near Normal   About 10,000 Miners Still Idle: Steel Increases Operations

Coal Tonnage Nears Normal, Steel Rollin:   Only 10,000 Miners Stay  Out of Pits as U.S.  TInductry Starte Tin

COAL PRODUCTION IS NEAR NORMAL   STEEL OPERATIONS STEPPED UP — RAILROADS CALL BACK MORE MEN,

MEAT SUPPLY AT LOW LEVEL   OPA Meat Price Controls Blamed For Shortave

Price Survey Shows 18 Pct ’46 Increase   Food Costs Lead In General Markup Of Items During Year

GOV'T PRICE SURVEY IS RELEASED   Shows 18 Per Cent Rise in Living Costs

U.S. Living Costs Up 18 Pet. in’46 [Food Prices Show Greatest Climb

INCREASED COSTS OF LIVINING 1S ITEM I '47 PAY PARLEY   Eighteen Percent Rise During Year Reported Today at Capital; Jump In Food Prices.  aw°wrw me 238 CET TANT VT

Nation's Living CostsIn 1946 Up 18 Percent   CIO Contentions _ Will Be Refuted By Manufacturers

Nation's Living Costsin1946Up 18 Percent  Clo. Contentions — Will Be Refuted—

FORMER REPRESENTATIVE .: APOLOGIZES - 0 -COMMIT° FOR ATTACK DURING “PAY-OFF" TESTI-« ~*~ ONY

Nominations of Candidates for 1945 Academy Awards Are Announced; Oscars to Be Presented Mar. 7

MOVIE ‘OSCAR LIST REVEALED      Nominations For Academy Awards Anrounced By Jean Hersholt

BY SEIZURES, PAULEY SAYS   Holds Russian nee  Have Crippled Far East Economy

Pauley Raps Red Plunder Of Industry in Manchuria  Says Area Has Been Incapacitated; Reich Reparations May Be Held Up

Pauley Hits Reds’ Taking Of Machinery  In Manchuria   Entire Far East’s Economy Is Upset For Generation, Ambassador Says

Russian Removals Of Machinery Scored   Pauley Charges Economy of Far East Upset for Generation

Soviets Upset Economy in Orient--Pauley   Removal of Machinery In Manchuria Ruined Billions in Industry

Pauley Reports Russia Wrecks Manchuria Area   Truman Given FirsttHand Data on Removals By Soviets ©

Price Board To New Location   Decker Store To Occupy Ration Office Site

Three Fatally Burned Near Lamesa Friday   Mrs. Ella Gloor And Two Children Die In Farm Home Blaze In Klondike Area

Row Over Sugar Problem Flares On Capitol Hill   Anderson Charges Brokers With Plot To Scuttle Controls

SUGAR LUNTRULS STIR ARGUMENTS AND CRITICISM  Brokers Deny Charge They Seek Immediate End of Rationing  ‘POLICY CALLED A MESS     ‘Sen. Butler and Rep. Jenkins Assail Setup, Defend eel aw “ew: ‘Seeebecneences:

Fireworks Appear  ~ In Sugar Battle   Anderson Charges New York Brokers With Plot

TORRID FIGHT 1S CAUSED BY SUGAR PROBLEM      Administration Is Caught 1 Hot GCross-Fire Of Criticism

Controversy Over Sugar Controls Rages in Capitol   Anderson Statement Draws Sharp Comment From Republicans

SUGAR BROKERS DENY ANDERSON’S CHARGES OF PLOT   Administration Js Caught [In Middle Of Controversy

Sugar Brokers Deny Anderson Charges   GOP Congressmen Call for End to Controls

labor Govemment To Ac. cept Debate on Palestine Pelicy Next Week

Prime Minister Says Outrage Is Worst Yet   Labels Explosion As “Insane Act of Terrorism” In Speech In House oft Camrmonse   Retards Opening Palestine Door   Government Will Not Be Deterred By Acts OF   Violence ls Seeking  i Bast Solution

Worst Outrage Of All, Attlee Asserts : 41 Known Dead After ‘Insane Act Of Terrorism” In Hotel Blast

DETAIN 20 JEWS IN CONNECTION WITH BOMBING   ATTACKERS WERE DRESSES AS ARABS BUT SPOKE HEBREW

‘Attlee Condemns Hotel David. Blast As ‘Worst’ Outrage   Says All Available Evidence Shows Jews Perpetrated Act of Terrorism

BLAME JEWS FOR EXPLOSION IN PALESTINE   Hold 20 Jewish Suspects in Bomb Blast; 98 Dead or Missing

Attlee Flays Terrorists   Calls Bombing of Hotel Insane Act Of Terrorism

Attlee Scores Bomb Outrage   Insane Act Of Terrorism He Tells House Of Commons .

Attlee Promises — Stronger Measure ‘Within Palestine   Denies Britain . ‘Arrested All Responsible Jewish Leaders ' In:. Recent - Wholesale Arrests.

Jerusalem Bomb Blast Stirs Attlee   Calls It Worst Of ‘Many And Horrible’ Outrages Recently In Palestine

Attlee Labels Hotel Bombing ‘Worst Outrage’   Report 48 Dead, 50 Unaccounted For; Sa Just Settiement In Palestine Sought

20 Jews Are Detained In Police Probe  Report 98 Persons Dead Or Missing

British Arrest Score Of Jews. “As Terrorist   Hatel Bombers * * Dressed - As Arabe,. Eyewitness States: 49: Known Dead

Attlee Tells Commons Of “Insane Act”  Claims 41 Dead, 52 Missing In  Paolactine

Hotel Blasting Worst Outrage, Attlee Contends  41 Dead, Over 100 hAiecina Ininread

Attlee Speaks. On Palestine   Says Recent Bombing Worst of All Outrages In Palestine

20 ARE HELD FOR BOMBING IN PALESTINE   British Round Up Jews as Suspects in Blast at King David Hotel Which Left 98 Dead or Missing,

ATTLEE SAYS BOMB wii. OUTRAGE: OF GIANT MAGNITUBE      Insane Act of Terrorism De. nounced by Prime. Minister . In House Sveech

ISTROKE PROVES FATAL   Prospective Renter of Langhorne Home Dies Suddenly

Tire Price Hike Of 3.3 Percent OkehedbyOPA   Motorists to Pay 50c More for Popular Type Of Passenger Tire

TIRE PRICES HIKED BY OPA      3.3 Per Cent. Increase For Passenger Tires Set To  Meet Higher Costs

MINER-PACT I$ STUDIED   JUSTICE_DEPARIMENT. ATTOR 'NEYS GOING OVER CON == TRACT LEWIS SIGNED LAST SPRING

APPLICATIONS TO BRING DEPENDENTS TO JAPAN BEING ISSUED THIS WEEK

Blue Offers Program On Housing   Gov-rnor Suggests State Ccmmittee to Compile  Information

Declare Tito Wants Trade Of Two Cities   Paper Says Yugoslav Leader Seeks Gorizia In Exchanve For Trieste.

INCREASE IN WAGES IS RECOMMENDED   Fact-Finders Are Proposing General Boost for Workers

PROPOSAL APPLIES. TO 90,000 HOLDING PRODUCTION JOBS   Provides Firms Absorb 5 Cents of Hike and Price or Subsidy Relief Remaining 11 Cents,   EFFECT ON MEAT COSTS UNDETERMINED   A. F. of L. Leaders to Suggest Acceptance by Their Locals —C. I. 0. to Consider Recommendation.

Recqmmendation Must Be Presented To Wage Stabilization Board for Thei  ~ Rpproval.

16 cents an hour boost is proposed  Union group 1c consider offer

Panel Figures Cost to Firms Under 2 Pet.   Proposes HU Cents Come from Price  Or Subsidy Relief

16-Cent an Hour Hike Proposed By Meat Panel   Fact-Finders Would Have Companies Absork 5 Cents of Increase

Board Urges 16 Cent Raise For 5 Meat Packing Plants   Increase Recommended Would Affect 90,000 Pro duction Employes in Major Companies Figuring in Wage Dispute

For 16 Cents Ar Hour Increase From Packers   Fact Finders For It To Employes In Production

Meat Fact Board Votes Wage Hike In Packer Strike   Grant 16-Cent Hourly Increase to Both Unions

16 Cent Wage Boost Suggested  For Packers  AFL Union Will Accept Board  Recommendation

16 Cents Hourly Pay Boost Urged By Meat Board   Fact Panel 2ecommends Industry Absorb 5 Cents of Increase; Remaining 11 Cents  To Come From Subsidy, Price Relief

Increase ot l6e Per Hour Is Proposed   AFL Union Satisfied CIO Group Silent; Packers Protest

Case Bill Faces Battle in Senate   President Drafts Formula To End Major Strikes

BOARD PROPOSES ~ MEAT PAY BOOST      Fact-Finders Suggest 16 - Cent - Hour Increase; President Works On  Labor Formula

Truman Tells Services To.  Get Together   Wants- Agre ement On Merger ‘Rye Mavi 3L

Army, Navy Agreement Is Truman Goal   President Asks Both Services To Agree Upon Proposal

TRUMAN WANTS MAY 31 MERGER   Asks Army and Navy to Agree on Plan

Truman Instructs War, Navy Chiefs t Reach Agreement   Progress Made on Merger Plans at White House Meeting

Truman Asks Action On Military Merger   May 31 Deadline Set for Reconciling Differences Between Army. Navy

President Asks Army, Navy to Get Together on Merger Plan by May 31

PRESIDENT URGES ARMY, NAVY UNIT)   Wants Plan on Service Merg et by May 371

Kwajalein to Be Evacuated   Saftey Measure for Bomb Testing Is Planned by Officials

Previous Success Is Reason   Officials Do Not Fee! a Further. Test Is Justified.

THIRD TEST OF A-BOMB POSTPONED   Projected Deep Submarine Blast Said to Be Unnecessary Because of Results Obtained in Previous Experiments.

NO NEW DATE SET FOR LAST BIKINI TRIAL   Scientists Hail Decision

TRUMAN CALLS OFF THERD ATOM TES!   Deep-Water Detonation Reported ‘Not Necessary’

INDEFINITE DELAY OF THIRD A-BOMB TEST ORDERED BY TRUMAN  REASON FOR ACTION IS GIVEN AS SUCCESS OF TWO EARLIER TRIALS

THIRD ATOM BOMB TEST 15 POSTPONED ON TRUMAN ORDER   Action Taken on Recommenda tion of President’s Advi sors on Atomic Tests.

Truman Halts Third Atomic Bomb Test   Deep Water Detonation, Set To Take Place Next Year, Is Indefinitely  Pacitnnnad

POSTPONES THIRD ATOM BOMB TEST   TRUMAN'S ACTION ON RECOMMENDATION OF SCIENTIFIC ADVISERS

p.Romb Test Is Postponed   Deep Sea Blast Set For Next Spring Is Off Indefinitely

TRUMAN ORDERS POSTPONEMENT OF A-BOMB TEST   Third Under Water Blast Is Delayed Indefinitely

Third A-Bomb Test Postponed   President Acts Upon Advice of Joint Chiefs of Staff

Test ‘Charley Originally Set For Next Spring   No New Date Set Far Under-Water Explosion

Third Atomic Test Cancelled   President Is Advised U. S. Has Sufficient Information

Atom Test ‘C’ Postponed By Truman Action   President Says Sufficient Data Gathered On First Two Trials.

Postpone Third Atom Bomb Test   Information From Two Tests Enough

TRUMAN HALTS 3RD ATOM TEST   White House Order Postpone: Deen Water Detonation.

THIRD A-BOMB TEST PUT OF INDEFINITELY’   President Orders Shift In Plans For “Charley” Next Spring

Jd Bomb Experiment Pui Off   INDEFINITE POSTPONEMENT OF SCHEDULED SPRING TEST ANNOUNCED. ~

Truman Postpones Third Atomic Bomb Test Slated for ’47   Action Taken in View of Success of Previous Two Experiments

 Two Successes : brboa.  Third Atomic Bomb Explosion Postponed By President Trumar

Postponement Recommended By Army, Navy   New Date Not Set for 3rd Bikini Experiment: Scientists Happy

Atom Bomb Tests Successful So Deep Water Blast Is Postponed by Truman

Deep Blast  Delayed “Sine Die”   Information Gathered From Other Explosions Permit Evaluation

THIRD ATOMIC BOMB TEST IS POSTPONED   Action Taken By Truman On Advisers’ Recommendation, White House Says

3 Shipping Firms And CIO Sign Pact   Seven Tankers and 300 Seamen To Resume Work

PLANS STARTED 10 BRING FATHERS HOME   Army To Recall Nonvolun: teer Veterans

MORE DADS 10 CET DISCHARGE      Soldiers With 21 Months Service To Be Returned From Overseas

— DISCHARGES STEPPED UP — .Army to Free 133,000 Fathers by Aug. 31

Bevin to Issue Statement on Situation Soon      Civil War Now Threatened in Occupied Area

SEEK TO PREVENT SOUTHERN PACIFIC STRIKE   TRIIMAN REACHES 1] S NAVAI BASE IN BERMLIDA

Seek $261,641 Pay From Contractors On J Alcan  Highway  : LeMars ‘Men Among c ‘Plaintiffs In Case.

Seek $261,641 Pay From Contractors On Alcan Highway  . -LeMars Men Among . - Plaintiffs. In‘Case. For Back Wages -

Pope Pius Says Church .To Act In Public. Life   Calls upon: Clergy. to In: ’ siruct Faithful in’ Coninutnity as Well as Re-. lizious Duties

U. S. Naval Forces Are In Mediterranean To Back Foreign Policy, Forrestal Say:

Navy Reveals Fleet Backing Foreign Policy   Discloses Reasons For Keeping Ships In Mediterranean

Navy Concedes Fleet Backing  Power Politics   ‘Good Will’ Label Stripped Off Mediterranean Visita - of FDR. Other Ships

U8. WARSHIPS ON NO CRUISE OF GOOD WILL   NAVY REVEALS THAT FLEET IS BACKING AMERICAN MIGHT

Forrestal Admits Carrier In Mediterranean  To Back Foreign Policy, Not For Good Will

Secy. Forrestal Says Fleet to Remain in Mediterranean to Support U. S. Policies in Area

EUROPE NAVAL CRUISES NOT FOR GOOD WILL   Forrestal Admits Navy Backing U. S. State Department Policy

Secretary Forrestal Takes “Good Will’ Label Off Sea Forces in Mediterranean Where Russia Objects.

J. S. Sea Power lo Retain Vigil At Soviet Door  ‘Good Will’ Labe Erased in Backing Up Firm Policy

Navy Instrument  For U.S. Policy   ‘Good Will’ Label Has Been Discarded

RETAINING VIGIL AT DOOR OF RUSSIA      U. S. Backing Up Firm Policy in Strategic Area of Europe

LIFT CURTAIN ON FLEET TOUR   Forrestal Says Presence Of Units in Mediterranean  To Back U. S. Policy

BACK IN RUNNING   Truman Prestige Swings Up As Strategy Def eats Lewis

Wanted To Buv   A medium size curculating heateor.—L. E. Bowyer, Browning.   Farm Far Sila

Taking Every Precaution  To Evacuate Personnel From Path Of Bikini-Bound Plone

2ND SHOOTING INCIDENT NOW AIRED BY NAVY   Reds Have Not Replied To First Protest Of First Hostile Act Of Last October

PROTESTS ARE FILED ON NAVY PLANE FIRING   American Pilot Is Facing Action for  Breaking All Rules

PROTEST SENT TO RUSSIA ON ‘HOSTILE ACT   YANK AIRMAN HIT BUT RETURNS SAFELY

Franco Regime Clamping Down On German Firms  Financial Controls Put On Operations

HITLER WAS IRKED  BY JAP STALLING   Story Revealed ot Tokyo War fetmec Trinf -

Tokyo War Trial Papers Show Hitler Irritated By Japanese Stalling

STRATEGY MAPPED ON OUSTING BILBO   Senator Likely Will Take  His Seat Jan. 3 and Be Challenged Later

BILBO WILL PROBABLY BE SEATED      Fight to Oust Him Slated To Come Later

CHRISTMAS TREES AND DECORATIONS ARE FIRE HAZARDS   Flro Chief Bricker Advises that the _ Necessary Precautions Should be Taken by Community.

Bill Once Worth $700,000,000 In © Hungary Now § .51   Inflation €Careens— Upward Unchecked

Hungary's Money Takes Nose Dive   One Note in Circulation Is Pegged at Billion Pengoes by Nation

HUNGARY HAS A WILD INFLATION   Single Billion Pengoe Note Now Issued By Government.

Inflation i in Budapest  Hungarian Bill Once Worth  200 Million Now About 50¢

WAA Boss Asks® Speeding Up For War Surplus Sales   Littlejohn Hits Sharply At Field Offices and Washington Headquarters

WAA Disposal Plan Altered   Drastic Steps Ordere: Re Administrator

MIINCRS WILL GET LITTLE FINANCIAL AND FROM STATES   Laws Bor Compensation to Workers Involved in  dnbar Memauta

Little Hope Of Idle Aid For Strikers   No States Now Making Payments to  Miners

States Refuse. Compensation: te Striking Miners.   Few Awaiting Legal Ruling; Most Flatly Deny Payments

Miners Stand _ Little Chance Compensation   Not A Single State Reports Muking Jobless Pay; Most Indicate They  . Will Not

Little Chance Given That ‘Striking Miners Will Be ‘Given Unemployment Pay

Little Chance of Miners Getting Wage Benefits  Most States Report Compensation Out

Striking Miners Will Be Denied Jobless Benefits   Survey Shows States Intend To Withhold  Payments.

. LITTLE AID FOR STRIKERS—_ Fe ew Mi iners To Receive Compensation Benefits

MINERS GIVEN STRIKE CALL BY UMW CHIEFTAIN   Ending of Contract Affects 400,000 in Bituminus Fields

Lewis Threatens Coal Strike Sunday Midnight   Car Workers Back “On Job After — 127-Day Walkout

UMW Cancels Mine Contract, Lewis Says   Union Rejects Company Offer as ‘Mumbo-Jumbo’

UNION’S MOVE ALTERS BACKT0-JOB TREND   General Motors Recalling Most Of Its 175,000 Striking Workers

U. 5, 10 PROBE CLOTHES SCARGIT)   CLARK ORDERS INQUIRY INTO REPORTED HOARDING BY MANUFACTURERS,

Union Strife After First World War Set Record for Number of Strikers

sae  inflatic \ est fi 6 only ( but +  Named te  ag"  Highway \! e  Fred Wemple Succeeds Will Important St;

American's Death From Jap Bayonets Described   Yank Officers Witnessed Nip Execution Of Prisoner Charged With Stealing Red Cross Supplies At Omura Prison

Jap Bayonetting Of Prisoner Told   Atrocities of Guards Revealed at War Trial

Tells of Seeing Japs Bayonet Yank Soldiers   American Officers’ Depositions Are Read At Trial of Japanese

Jap Bayonetting of Yank Told  Officers Describe Kine ian UT rere fCAmYN

Jap Bayonetting of Yank Told  Officers Describe   Officers Describe Act in War Camp

HUGE ARMY PLANNED BY SOVIET BY 1970   Russia Hops fo Meet Atomic Might of U. §., Britain

Rail Strike To Hart Prestige   Diplomats Already Are Speculating Over Its Potential Effects

Mystery Shrouds Reported Crash Death of Chinese Secret Police Head

Chinese General Reported Killed  Circumstances of Death a Mystery

High Ranking Chinese Killed   Believed One of Most  Powerful Men'In Country

Chinese Leader Believed Dead In Plane Crash   Secret Police Chief Was Man Of Mystery; Body Not Identified

Annual St. Dismas Gift Is Made  China’s ‘Himmler’ Reported   Killed In Airplane Cr ackup

Tai Li, China’s Himmler, Believed Air Crash Victim   Chiang Kai-shek Weeps at News of Trusted Assistant

Search Ruins In Hawaiian Islands For More Victims   Triple Tidal Wave In Pacific Causes Much Destruction On Hawaiian Islands   OTHER ISLANDS IN PACIFIC AFFECTED

HILO ISLAND _-HARDEST wT ___BY_DISASTEI   SCORES DEAD AND PROPERTY  DAMAGE IN MILLIONS—  DENY NEW WAVE THREAT. : ENS ALASKA

PUNISHMENT OF ARM OFFICERS “EASY IN MORALS” DEMANDED  SENATOR ALSO ASSAILS CERTAIN CARELESSNESS IN ADMINISTRATION

(County Board Completes Co. ‘Vote Returns   Official Count of Primary Ballot Completed By Recheck Commission   WEST COAST SHIPPING OPERATIONS RESUMED

War Clouds Over Mukden Area Where ‘Incident’ of ‘3] Started World Toward War II

ANNIVERSARY OF JAP INVASION — OF MANCHURIA POINTS UP NEW WORLD DANCER IN CHINESE WAR

 Mukden, Manchuria Again Is Center of New Conflict, This Time Between Chinese Factions

Today’s Outlook   By GLEN BABB AFTER 15 YEARS, MUKDEN IS CENTER OF NEW CONFLICT

15 Years Of ‘War Started "At Mukden   Tt Was Gn September 18, 1931, That. So“Called “Mukden In: cident” Ushered In Leong Era of. Conflict

Efforts to Avert Maritime Strike Hit Snag  Government Takes Over in Move to Reach Settiemen’

Elforts to Avert Maritime Strike Hit Snag  i Government Takes   Government Takes Over in Move to Reach Settlement

PASTOR AWAITS COURT SENTENCE   ae ee ee ge aes  Convicted Of ‘Violating Mann Act With 16Year-Old Girl

BREAD PINCH IS UNLIKELY NOW   Full Effects Of Curtailment May Not Be Felt For Several Months

Domestic Flour Grinding Halts In Some Mills   General Pinch in Bread Supplies May Be Weeks in Coming

Flour Grinding Halts in Some Mills  Under Federal Order   General Pinch in Bread Supplies May Be Weeks in Coming; Shortage Predicted by Bakers

Some Express Belief Shortage May Be Weeks in Coming, While Others Declare Supply May Shrink Almost Immediately—Reserves of Flour on Hand Vary in Size as Some Mills Cease Grinding for Domestic Use. :

Some Flour Mills Stop  General Pinch In Supply Of Bread. May Be Weeks Comins

Bakers’ Flour Reserv e Assures No Immediate Bread Pinch  Shortage in 4 Weeks  a = a. - >    Food Chains Receive No Rep orts of Scarcity

Iranian Election Favorable to Soviet   New Premier Expected To Withdraw Iran’s Charges Before International Body

UNO Votes To Ban Nomination Of Candidates  = oe.  T... Tb se zt   .  Subcommittee Is Due  Back In London After. Study   IRAN ISSUE QUIET   Nations Await Action By Security Council On Mondav

Britain Wins UNO Fight on Nominations  U. S., Russia Oppose   U. S., Russia Oppose British Stand to Nominate None

Vote Against Nominations For  UNO Offices   Britain Wins Over U. S., Russian Opposition; Study “Home Site” Plans

Ww Fw he TE ie ey oN a a RA  Difference Between Petrillo and Lewis Is Confusing

@ PAUL MALLON—  Difference Between Petrillo and Lewis Is Confusing

State Has Record Number of Cattle on Ranges  Artificial Governmen Restrictions Halt Movement to Market

State Has Record Number of Cattle on Ranges  Artificial Governmen  Restrictions Halt , ee ee 

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   EE  BY DEWITT MacKENZIE '™” BWareten AMaire Analvat

 nomaene g From Present Strife  Hints Of Civil War That ‘May Engulf All Of China

CIVIL WAR IN MANCHURIA MAY ENGULF ALL OF CHINA; PRESENT  NERVOUS WORLD WITH NEW CRICIC

U, 8S. Troops Made Target   Nazis.Mowed Yanks * “Down Unmercifully

Massacre of Yanks Described  129 Captured’ During   129 Captured’ During Battle of Bulge Killed, Binludisnes Mage

Used Yanks As T argets   Nazi Officer Practiced On Unarmed Prisoners During Battle of Bulge

NAZIS SLEW 129 AFTER PRACTICE   German Officer First Ordered Yank POW’s, Unarmed, As Gun Torgets

OF 129 CAPTIVE YANKS RELATED   Tribunal Hears That Officer Used Group For Target Practice At ‘Bulge’

American Prisoners Used For Target Practice, Belgians Tell Tribunal

Unarmed Gis Shot Down as Nazi Targets   Belgian Civilians Tell of Prelude to Mess Executions

German Officer Used Unarmed American Prisoners For Target Practice

Slaughter of Gls Described   More Than 100 Americans Executed After Being Captured in Baltle of Bulge

Krauts Used Yanks for Target Practice  Bulge Battle Massacre Describec

Unarmed American Prisoners Used by German Officer for Target Practice

Nazi Officer Used PW's As Taraets   Prelude to Execution of 120 Unarmed Captured Americans During Bulge Battle

Nazi Officer Used Captured GI's As Targets Before 129 Massacred   German Soldier’s Description Of Slaughter Of Unarmed Americans During Bulge Battle Related At War Criminal Trial

Statement by Belgian Civilians Says German Officer Used Unarmed Prisoners for Target Practice

Massacre of Yanks Related At Nazi Trial   German Officer Used Unarmed Americans Ear Target Practice

Tells How Yank Prisoners Were Used for Target Practice by German Tanks

Massacre of Yanks Described  129 Captured During We.ast. _ Ff “ye 6   129 Captured During Battle of Bulge Killed, Belgians Say

Unarmed U.S. Soldiers Shot In Cold Blood   Belgian Civilians Tell of Massasre of Americans Captured ir Battle of the Bulge

Yanks Used As Targets   German Officer Fired Into Unarmed Group Before Bulge Execution

POSTOFFICE PLANE FLYING WESTWARD   Five-Cent Air Mail Stamps Di owned: wen Calan:

Coastal Areas. Are Swayed By Earth Tremors   Report Heavy Damage; Shock Rolls Well Up Into Canada

Tremor Moves Hills, Houses in Coastal Region  Buildings Sway.   Buildings Sway, Bridge Opened, Vets Flee Hotel

Total Of 119 New Industries Arrange To Locate In Northern Illinois During 1946

Summons Is Nailed On Lewis’ Front Door   SIDELIGHTS ON TRIAL  Lewis Continues Silence

Two Planes Crash 25 Persons Killed   Crew of Naval Aircraft Bails Out’ And Lends Safely

Seven Men Parachute Safely From Plane On Test Flight   Crash Occurred Short Distance from Where 25 Persons Died Tuesday Night in Mountainside Crash of Fortress

Seven Parachute To Safety From Blazing Aircraft   Massachusetts Accident Near Crash Scene That Killed 25

7 CHUTE SAFELY AS PLANE FALL!   NAVAL CRAFT CRASHES NEAR SCENE OF WHERE % - DIED ONLY TUESDAY.

Seven Escape Burning Plane   Craft Falls Near Where 25 Died Tuesday

Second Plane In Crash Near Travetly Scone   $.7én Navy Men Parachute to Sufety within Sight of Crews Seeking B-17 Victims

SEVEN ‘CHUTE TO SAFETY AS PLANE BURNS   Land Close to Site Of Bomber Crash, Killing 25

Plane Strikes Peak, 25 Die   ¢ Survive Another Aerial Mishap im Same Area

7 Parachute To Safety Neat Crash Seene   Naval Fliers Saved Not Far from Spot Where 25 Killed

Outbursts Most Violent Within Last Few Years   Machinegun Bullets Rake Station, Set Off Second Series Of Bia Explosions

POLICE STATION MACHINE-GUNNED   THOUSANDS OF SUSPECTS QUESTIONED AFTER TWO ATTACKS IN JERUSALEM.

Gomer Jones Is  Banquet Speaker  Will Be Here At Football Dinner

Surprise Move By AFL Union ‘Muddles Picture   Shorter Work Week Demand Snags Parley

Conditions in Prison Changed  Little Gambling Since Men Were Ousted

NO GAMBLING SINCE OUSTER WITNESS SAYS   Chief Engineer Says le mates Ran Prison To Sut Themselves

Phone Strike Set for April   Beirne Asks Raise Of $12 in Industry

Telephone Workers Will Ask Big Raise   Strike Demands Include $25 Week Pay Boost, Says Beirne

Phone Union Asks $750 Million Raise   Cites Company Profits,  Sets Strike April 7

512 MORE WEEK IS TELEPHONE WORKERS BID   Union Demand Announced Thursday, With April 7 Set For Strike

Phone Union  _ Asks Pay Hike   Workers Scek $12 Weekly  Wh... X£.

House Prices Soar Beyond Expectations   Inflation Sirikes Throughout Nation; West Hardest Hit

Real Valuations - Sharply Inflated   Wyatt Report Shows Prices Double 1940 Ficure

WYATT CITES INFLATION IN REAL ESTATE   Survey Show West Coast States Hardest Hit

Rise in Prices Reported Worse Than Anticipated   Homes That Sold for $6000 or Less Show Boost of 65.1 Pct.

WYATT LEARNS LAND INFLATION REALLY SERIOUS   Housing Expediter Reports Price Increases Are Far Worse Than Expected

Highway Safety Stressed For Guidance Of Checkers In ti  Coming Campaign.

Vegetarian Says Meat Strike Help   John Maxwell Says Americans Would Live Longer On Vegetable Diet

Romance at OSU Ends In Tragedy   Youth Shoots Popular Co-ed. Then Turns Gun on Himseli.

—FOUND DEADShooting Result Of  Quarrel   Murder-Suicide Theory Advanced

Stolen Plane Joyride Ends   Youths Get Lost in Clouds. Land in Cornfield at Tiger owilin:.

Bank Guardian For War Orphan   Father Killed In Action: Mother Died

CANADIAN GOV'T TO PURGE FIFTH COLUMN   Claims Russia Still Seeking War Secrets

MOSCOW SENT "ATOMIC ORES      CANADA STARTS CLEANUP OF “RUSSIAN SPY NETWORK { IN EXISTENCE FOR  a. ELEVEN YEARS

Council Still Faces Critical Decision in Case  Two Developments Are Eased Today

IRANIAN ISSUE CAUSES SPLIT AT MEETING   Soviet Delegate Expected To Attend Executive Session Being Held During Afternoon   SITUATION EXPLOSIVE

Russian Walkout Has Delegates In A Dither   x * KW Diplomats Puzzled

However Council Still Paced a Critical Decision on Russia’s Absence From  Discussion,   SECRET SESSION THIS AFTERNOON   Secretary Byrnes Said the ‘vanian Case Should Proceed With or Without  Ciromyko'’s Presence.

Russians Quit. Conference On lranian Issue   Expect Red Delegates At Today's Meeting

REDS BACK DOWN SOME IN DISPUTE   Indicate They Have Not Quit U. N. O. Session, Despite Walkout Over Loss of Fight to Delay a Hearing on Iran.

Decision Before Security Group Termed Critical   Gromyko Walked Out On Iran Dispute; To Attend Other Meetings

Still Undecided If Russia's Absence To Paralyze Council   Unity of Action Among Major Powers Still Recognized as Heart of Organization

UNO Situation  vit IAN  lo Ctl Av:  IS Sul UlliCdl   Russian Withdrawal fs Only From Iran Discussion, but Experts Fear This May Parelyze Council, Meeting Today

Russia: Is Still In UNO   Bolt On Iran Not Walkout On United Nations, Says Gromyko; Other  Members Ponder Action

To Take Part In All Functions Despite Gromyko's ‘Walkout’ Over Iranian Dispute; Ambassador Will Attend Executive Meeting of UNO Group Late Today

Reds Deny Walking Out On Council   Action Involved Only flranian Dispute,  Secretary Declares--Pe ee ey Tmplocce

DELEGATES AGAIN MEET WITH GRATE   Red Withdrawal Wednesday But Limited Gesture

EXPECT GROMYKO TO ATTEND NEXT COUNCIL SESSION   APPARENTLY DECIDES _ TO RETURN DESPITE HIS DRAMATIC EXIT

Fuel Pinch To Idle 200,000 In Few Days, Claim   Heatless Schools Closing, Steel Mills Laying Off Workers Utah Homes Cold

Number of Unemployed Mounts Rapidly as Plants Are Forced to Close   STEEL INDUSTRY BADLY HIT BY COAL SHORTACE

Nation Is Reeling Under Impact Of Coal Walkout   Unemployment in Related Industries Reaches 80,000, With 200,000 or More Expected To Be idle by Next Week; Utah Is Suffering

Lack Of Coal Closes Plants And Schools   Further Shutdowns Slated Unless Coal Mining Resumed.

NATION REELED UNDER A MAJOR COAL STOPPAGE   Unemployment In Related Industries Hit 80,000 Mark.   MORE IDLE NEXT WEEK

Coal Shortage Effects Felt in Dimmed-Out U.S   Schools Close, 70,006 idied, 60,000 in Plea For Fuel to Heat Homes

U. S. Staggers Under Impact Of Coal Crisis   Unemployment Sweeps Nation; Heatless Schools Close Doors

‘Dimmed-Out Nation Reels under Impact of Miners’ Work Stoppage: Fear 250,000 Others May Be Idled

Stee! Production Cut 20 Pct. Because Of Coal Strike; Many Schools Closed: Cities Browned Out to Save Coal

COAL FAMINE STAGGERS U, S.   Dimmed-Out Nation Feels Impact; Industry Hit

Unemployment "Due To Strike Reaches 80,000   200,000 To 250,000 Expected To Be Off Jobs Ry Next Week.

Darkened U: S. Reels Under Coal Stoppage   80,000 Now Idle in DimmedOut Nation with 250,000 Likely.

COAL SHORTAGE IDLES 80,000 OTHER WORKERS   Expect Unemployment Figure to Reach 250,000 Next Week Due to Strike

Effects of StrikeFelt Keenly   Thousands More Workers Idled By Closing of Many Plants

Nation Reels Under Coal Strike Impact ..- Quarter Million Workers Face Idleness By Next Week

Nation Reeling Under Impact Of Soff Coal Strike  All Phases Of Life From Schools To Big Ld cctvcs Band Bdibars

Nation Reels Under Impact  Of Coal Strike   Industries Shut Down And Schools, Publie Build. ings Ordered Closed

Lack Of Coal Closes Plants      Puce Shutdowns’ Slat ‘ed Unless Coal Mining   Resumed.

Strike Dulls ? Nation’s Zest For Living   250,000 May Be Idled—Food  Ghee: Bama

U.S. REELS UNDER GROWING IMPACT OF COAL WALKOUT   industrial, Unemployment Mounts to 70,000; Cob aale Cased

Nation Reels Under Impact Of Second Major Coal Strike   Unemployment Would Hit 250,000 Mark In Week

Nation Reels Under Impact Of Mine Strike   Paralysis Spreads With Unemployment. Steadily Growing

LAYOFFS MOUNT AS NATION REELS   70,000 Are Now Off Jobs Ir Plants Needing Coal

More Industries, Schools Closed By Coal Strike   Nation Faces Grim Days if Walkout is Long Continued

Nation Reeling Under Impact Of Fuel Crisis   U. S. Economists Say 90-Day Mine Shutdown Will be ’Catastrophic’

Nation Reels Under Impact Coal Strike  Idle Werkers Hit 80,000; Residents of Utah Freezina

Fear Near Quarter Million Idle Next Week in Stoppages   Steel Mills Shut Down in Droves as Miners Remain Off Jobs

Nation Reels Under Impact Coal Stoppage   Unemployment In Related Industries Hits Figure Of 70.000; More To Be Idled   Worse Things May Come Yet   All Phases of Life Feel Soft  Coa) Walkuut; Twenty  @ne States Observe “Browuvuls”

Nation Begins To Feel Coal Strike Effects   MANY INDUSTRIES ARE FORCED TO SHUT DOWN

Major Effects Coming Quickly ....  GROWING IMPACT OF THE COAL SHORTAGE MAY IDLE 250,000

NE TD EEE eee  \Dimmed-Out Nation Reels Under ‘Strike Impact: 80,000 Are Idle

Strike Effects Are Growing   All Phases of Life Feel Impact of Mine Shutdown

Partly-Dimmed Nation Reels From _ Second Coal Stoppage This Year

NATION REELED UNDER A MAJOR COAL STOPPAGE   tnemployment In Related fnduestries Tit) 80,000 Mark.   Vorb ILE NEXT WEEK   Ali Phases of Life Felt) the Iiflects of the Wath out.

Nation Reels. Under Impact Of Stoppage   Indications Are 250,000 To Be Idle By Next Week; All Phases of Life Begin to Feel Fffacte

NUMBER OF IDLE GROWINGIN U.S.   ALL PHASES OF LIFE FEELING EFFECTS OF SOFT COAL WALKOUT

Union Accepts General Motors Wage Proposal However, 24 Plants Are  Still Idle With Local Disputes  TACOMA IS AFOOT      TACOMA IS AFOOT

GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE OFFICIALLY ENDED; TO CONTINUE IN 24 PLANTS  UINITED AUTO WORKERS

GM Walkout — Officially Ends   90 Percent of Union Membership Ratifies

MARK OFFICIAL END OF GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE   More Than 90 Per Cent of Union’s Membership Ratifies Pact

Rancher at Escondido Shoots Wife ‘on Neighbor's Lawn, Says Sheriff

U.S. SHOWS SURPLUS FOR FISCAL QUARTER   Excess Over Expenses First in Years—Does Not Indicate Year’s Outcome.

Story Truman Asked Resignations Of Supreme Court Justices Denied

COURT REPORT BRANDED LIE   WHITE HOUSE SAYS O'DONNELL' FAKED ENTIRE 5TORY OF RESIGNATION “DE ND"

Denies Judges Asked to Quit   Ross Says Truman Did Not Ask Justices to Resign From Posts

DENIES ASKING FOUR JUSTIGES TO RESIGN   Personal Differences Between Justices Gause Renort

Russia Answered On Atomic Issue  Inspections Must Be Conducted, Said

. 9. ATOMIC DELEGATION IN REPLY TO REDS   America Maintains Full Inspection Needed To Insure Protection

ATOMIC SAFETY PLAN EXPLAINED   Direct Inspections Are Insisted Upon By U.S. In Answer To Russia

U.S. Deiegates Answer Russia   Calf for Careful: Inspections of Atomic Development

Everybody Benefits!   U.S. Adamant On A-Control   Full, Direct Inspections Vital. Baruch kusiste

U.S. Atomic Energy Delegation Answers Soviet On Issue Of Making International Inspections

U. S. Atomic Group Gives Russia Reply   Declares Inspections Mus Be Conducted With (are

Sensational Publicity Over Theft of Windsor Gems Displeases Royal Family

@ PAUL MALLON—  Sees No Leadership Capable of Speeding Stable Economy

TAX PLAN GETS A GENERALLY GOOD RESPONSE   Most Legislators Endorse Study as Basis for Action

WANTED IN TOWA KIDNAP CASE GAUGE   Manke Suspects Found When Chicago Police Jail Robber Gang.

Eight Caught F or Robberies In Midwest   Six Men. Two Women’ Held In Jail. For Questioning. O Of Recent ‘Jobs.’   FIND LOTS OF ARMS

ALL-SOCIALIST RULE PLANNED   Veteran French Leader Blur Unable to Form Interim Coalition

Russians  T. hreaten  A Boycott   _UNITED STATES, -RUSS AND. FRENCH DELEGATES IN HUDDLE TO WORK OUT A COMPROMISE       Byrnes Abandons Ilis Role of  Compromiser; Becomes Hard Hitter

Chinese Truce  Negotiations  Again Delayed   Government Demands Unacceptable. Red General Declares

Peace in China  Held Up Again   Chiang Wants Towns In Communist Area

ese Truce in Delayed  PO JUVGI RICHIE   ected Demands oO! mnalists Cause igotiations to Bog Down --

CHINA'S TRUCE I$ UNSETTLED   Government Demand Of Army Use Roils Reds

CHINA TRUCE PARLEY FAILS   Communist Faction Turns Down Govt. Demand To Occupy Towns

China Talks Bogeed Down   Gen. Marshall Hopeful  Duelo Baan” ld aw

Chinese Truce Negotiations Run Into Snag   Nationalist Demands Blamed for Failure to Agree

PICCARD PLANS 19-MILE ASCENT   Scientist Will Use 100 Balloons For Search In Stratosphere

Dr. Piccard and Navy Pilot To Seek To Rise 19 Miles In Balloon Next Summer —

NEW BALLOON MARK SOUGHT BY PICCARD   Scientist and Navy Pilot Hope t Rise 19 Miles by Using 100 Gas Bags.

BYRNES ACCEPTS REDS’ DEMANDS   Italy Must Pay 100 Millions In Reparations—Payment Source Debated

SOVIETS HASGLE ON WAR BOOTY   Demands For 100 Million From Italy Accepted By U.S. Secretary

Harriman Steps Into Wallace's ‘Post In Cabinet          Ex-Ambassador. To: Russia, New Deal’ Businesaiian, New Commerce Secretary,

HARRIMAN WIDELY ~GREDITED WT PRESENT POLIC’   His Addition to Truman's Of ficial Family Edged It Away. From Wallace Views.   WALLACE WAS OUSTED   Harriman Gained His Exper. jence In Handing Russian . Lend-Lease.

Harriman Named To Heac Commerce Department; [Supports Truman Policy

Harriman Favors Firm Stand With Russians  Only Forrestal Now Remains From Roosevelt Cabinet

HARRIMAN IS APPOINTED T0 CABINET POST   Selection Pushes Gevernment Away From Wallace View

Addition Of Harriman To Cabinet Puts It Further Away From Wallace Views

He Is Named to Wallace's Post In U. §. Cabinet   Action Unites ‘Family’ on Russia

‘Harriman Figured In Framing Policy  Toward Russians   Former Ambassador to Red Capital Has Worked With Mascovites Two Years

See Harriman As Backer Of Byrnes’ Stand   New Cabinet Member Known To Believe In Firmness With Reds

Truman Swings From Leff in Appointment   Harriman, Named to Commerce : Post, Aided in Framing  U. S. Foreign Policy

As Shift From Wallace Ideas   Mis ay Had Part ing Present bis Soviet Policy

President Truman Picks Ambassador to Britain Who Had Major Hand in Fram ing Policies.   KNOWS HOW TO DEAL WITH REDS, IS REPORT

Selection of Harriman Is Unity Move   Ambassador to Britain Gets Wallace's Job; For Firm Policy.

Truman Names Harriman To His Cabinet   Soviet Authority Will Take Place Of Henry Wallace

--Harriman Replaces Wallace- POLICY TOWARD SOVIET CEMENTED   - «+ Ex-Envoy To Moscow New Commerce Secretary

Truman Picks Harriman As Successor to Wallace   Veers Farther Away From Domestic #F oreign Views of Former Secretary

Harriman To Take Wallace Job in Cabinet   REACTION IS FAVORABLE FOR COMMERCE SECRETARY

Helped Frame Policy Toward Russians   Present Ambassador To Britain Favors Firm Stand

Selection of Harriman Sets Course   Present Ambassador to Britain Advocates Firm Policy Toward Russia

Truman Pulling . Farther Away From Wallace By Appointment Of Ambeacendar

Appoint Former Soviet Ambassador To Succeed Wallace   New Secretary of Commerce Well-Liked By Stalin During Work In Russia

Harriman Credited With Major Part in Policy Of Firmness Toward Reds

—SUPPORTS FOREIGN POLICY— Ambassador To Britain Succeeds Wallace As  Secretary Of Commerce   New Cabinet Member Long Recognized Outstanding American Business Leader

BYRNES GETS FULL SUPPORT OF HARRIMAN   New Commerce Chief Against Wallace's Russian Policy

Appointment Of Harriman Edges  Cabinet to Right   Ambassador to Britain Named by Truman To Succeed Henry Wallace

Indicates Further Swing of Truman Nearer fo Right   Harriman Has Dealt Successfully with Russians, Is Well Liked by Them

HARRIMAN HA OWN IDEAS ON WORLD POLICY   Wallace’s Successor Favors Firm Attitude Toward Soviet Union

Harriman Favors Firm Stand With Russians  Only Forrestal Now Remains From  Bancovals Cahkinat

Truman Veers Farther Away: From Wallace Views in His: Selection of New Secretary’

Harriman is Given Place in Cabinet   Truman Thus Has Group of Own Selection

Harriman Choice Marks Firmness Toward Russia   ‘New Commerce Sec’y Familiar With Business Relations With Soviet

Harriman Shares Byrnes’ Views on Get Tough Policies   Gained Favor With Red Leaders During His Stay in Moscow

Ambassadur Is Far Away From Wallace On Many Social and Economic Issues

Former Ambassador To Moscow Helped Frame Policy Toward Russia  sme      BMPR Y BAPE RE SRO  May Take Office  In Near Future   Appointee Now Serving As U, S. Envoy To Court Of St. James

‘Harriman Gets Cabinet Post   Wealthy New Deale - Known As Critic Of Russia

NEW APPOINTEE WAS POPULAR AS ENVOY TO RUSSIA   VIEWS DIFFER WIDELY FROM THOSE ESPOUSED BY HIS PREDECESSOR

TRUMAN CALLS AMBASSADOR TO BRITAIN   Rail Magnate Is Republican, Turned Democrat   CABINET MEMBER   Helped Frame U. S. Policy Of Firmness Toward Soviet Union

PRESIDENT PIGKS WAHARRIMANTOR COMMERCE POST   Successor to Wallace Had Part in Frarning Policy  Tawnard: Boccia

Appointment Of Harriman Brings Unity On Policy   Truman V eers Further Away From Views Held By Wallace.

Truman Pick  Of Harriman Fast Unites U. S. Poliey   Commerce Secretary  Firm On Red Action

Harriman Choice Knits Cabinet Rift   Truman Selection Unites Cabinet On Its Policy Toward Russians

Harriman Succeeds Wallace   Ex-New Dealer Staunch Advoate Of Truman Policy

Appointment Called Move To The Right   Reception Of Millionaire  By High P °° ‘ans  Will Be Favorable;  Banker In London

Truman Cabinet Seen Shifted to Right With Selection of Harriman to Commerce Post   While a New Dealer, the New Secretery Is Far Away from Wallace on Many Secial aad Economic Issues; Appointment Populer One

Harriman Succeeds Wallace   Present Ambassador To Britain Had Major Hand in Framing U. S. Policy Toward Russia

Envoy Gets Wallace's CabinetJob   Secretary Credited  With Helping Frame Present Firm Stand

Sourlas, Greek Bandii Cite fica, Telis Why He Fights Coninuiisis

CLARIFIES STATEMENT OF GROUP   General Hodge Declares Views May Be Expressed

Koreans Are Given Right to Object To Trustee Plan  Gen. Hodges Declares Much Work Lies Ahead for Country

Koreans Retain Right To Criticize   May Speak For Or Against Trusteeship

eee ec rec ee  ARMY BOMBER RUNS OUT OF GAS, FALLS WITH EIGHT ABOARD

‘Mention Of Senator Claude Pepper’s Name Also  Braws Round Of  Applause

COMMUNISTS QUIT ALL TRUCE TEAMS      Demand Americans Leave Territory In Manchuria

Governor Laney Will Make Race For Second Terr   Ed Cook Is Candidate For Senate, Opposing Speck And Bearden

THREE CONVICTS FACE CHARGE OF MURDER   FBI Investigating Revolt At /Meatraz Prison

MYSTERY-CASE-—SUSPECT-HELD      TOLEDO POLICE QUIZ MAN IN CONNECTION WITH DEGNAN AND BROWN MURDERS

EIGHT MORE SERVICEMEN — DISCHARGED   List Recetved Today Includes One Navy Man and Seven Army Men

ELEVEN MEN _ HONORABLY  —" DICHARGED   Discharges Include Six Men From The Army An Five From the Navy

Oklahoma Bank Robbery Starts Wide Manhunt   Bandits Get $35,000, Escape In Series  Of Stolen Cars

OKLAHOMA BANK BANDITS HUNTED ON TEXAS BORDER   Wooded Area Combed for Two Men Who Held Up Walters Depository and Escaped With $35,000,   THREE MOTOR CARS ARE USED IN FLIGHT   Cashier Opens Vault at Pistol Point—Four Employes and Customer Forced to Lie on Fioor.

Man Hunt on At Border for Armed Oklahoma Bandits   FBI Joins Troopers And Civilians in Search for 2 Men

BOMBAY POLICE RESTORE ORDEF   Scattered Incidents Report ed As Dead Reaches 189

ORDER RESTORED IN TORN BOMBAY   Rioting Toll Now Placed At 189 Dead, 527 Hurt

List 189 Dead In India Riots As Quiet Reigns   Scattered Gunfire Echoes Inside City; Count 527 Wounded Warn Of Curfew

Bombay Subsiding Slowly from Riot   Stray Stabbings Still Reported, 189 Slain and 527 Wounded During Disorders

More Than 200 Dead In Bombay   Order Appears To Be Returning After Four Days Of Bitter Fighting

Gunfire Still HeardThrough City of Bombay   But Order Appears to Be Returning Slowly After Four Days Bitter Strife

1 PLANES LAND   Making Flight to Test Efficiency and Boost State lf air

2} PLANES LAND HERE ON STATE AERIAL TEUR   Making Fligth t to Test erring te! and Boost State WV air

Million Volunteers Join in Bond Drive By Treasury Dep't   Campaign Opened On November 11, To End On Pearl Harbor Day

Foreign Minister May Be Next Premier of Japan  Leaders Conferring On Plans for Right-Wing Cabinet

‘Take This Home, Merry Christmas, — GI Santa Spending Salary tor Kids

Viemphis Santa Already In Red   Former Marine Santa In Red After Acts Of Generosity

This Ex-Marine Makes Santa Claus Real To Poor Kiddies Of Memphis

Department Store Santa Goes in Debt To Provide Gifts for Needy Children

GIVES TO THE POOR  Role of St. Nick Costs Ex-Marine All He Makes

Husky Ex-Marine Slowly Going Broke Working as Department Store Santa

NEEDY MEMPHIS CHILDREN KNOW THERES “A SANTA-CLAUS: STORE SANTA PROVES IT

This Store Santa Takes His Job Seriously  ae Veteran’s Soft Heart Costs Him ‘Salary And $70 Beside

Marine Veteran Is True Santa In The F lesh  GI Student Needs His Gash But Likes Kids So Well He’s In Hole From Giving:

STORE'S SANTA IS REAL GIVER   Spends All His Salary And More: Aiding Poor Youngsters

_ A Santa Claus With Authenticity Memphis St. Nick Puts New Meaning in Yule Spirit

Compromise Wool Bill Indicated  Immediate Action   Immediate Action Is Being Sought

Compromise Wool Bill Indicated  Immediate Action Is Being Sought

BEVIN SUPPORTS LIMIT ON ARMS   British Minister Asks U.N. To Take Up Plan Of Disarmament

Bevin Asks Arm: Cut Showdown   Rejects Russ Inventory Proposal Unless Linked to Disarming

BEVIN PROPOSES ARMS CUT TALKS    BRITISH LEADER SUGGESTS  _ UNITED NATIONS TAKE UP  QUESTION AT ONCE.

Bevin Asks U.N. Take Up Whole  Arms Question Rejects Molotov Plea For Details on Allied Troons Abroad

Britain Moves “to Take Up  Arms Question  4 Balks at Reporting on Strength

DISARMING ISSUE WILL BE STUDIED   Ernest Bevin, Briton, Would Take Up Entire  Question for Debate

U.N. Consideration Of Disarmament Is Asked By Bevin   British Secretary Rejects Russian Demand For Data On Troops

Bevin Urges  UN Act Now on  Disarmament   Briton Asks Arms Limitation, Troops Report Be Combined

DISARMAMENT TALKS URGED   Ee  Bevin Rejects Troop Data In Favor of Complete Arms Discussion

PALESTINE HIGH COURT UPHOLDS BRIT.   Decision Expected ‘To Bring Reprisals From Jewish People

MORE VIOLENCE BY JEWS FEARED   Outbreaks Expected After Court Rules Deportation Program Is Legal

Palestine Court Upholds Britain In Refugee Fight   Says Authorities Have the Right to Transfer Jews To Cyprus   RETALIATION FROM UNDERGROUND SEEN   Authorities Prepare for Demonstrations as Three  Shins Leave Haifa

maf he CATT  ULES ~ ON TRANSFERS   Jewish Underground Action Awaited

Moving of  Jews Held Justified  Palestine Court  ~ Ruline Offered

PALESTINE COURT BACKS BRITISH STAND   Holds Transfer of Refugees Is Justified

Court Rules Transfer of  Jews Legal   Palestine Decision Justifies British Ween

New Violence Is Feared as 4000 Sail on 3 Ships   Tribunal Denies Plea For Habeas Corpus T« Halt British Actions

PALESTINE COURT SAYSBRITAINMAY TRANSFER JEWS   Authoritias Expect Quick Re : taliation From Under ween Fares

JOE WALLACE ANNOUNCES, -uk THIRD TERM AS TAX — AS3ES5UK-COLLECI OR, j

La Guardia Pleads For World Food Board, Aid For Farmers   Cites Tragic Need For Seed, Fertilizers, Animals, Machinery in  Liberated Areas

La Guardia Makes Fervent Plea For Setting Up Of World Food  Board To Stabilize Farm Prices

 Prince Who Renounced. Royalty to Wed, Finds Manhattan Apartment

Army Barracks Now Peaceful’   Riot Ringleaders in Solitary; One Dead

Scanty Reports From Moscow Reveal Vast Changes Taking Place Inside Russia

INSIDE STORY OF INSIDE RUSH   Bits of News Reach Outside World in Rare Fragments.   VAST CHANGES IN THE SOVIET UNION   Reorganization and Shifts in Personnel Reported.

Many Changes Taking Place in Russia Hint ‘Puree’ or Tightening Discipline

SHIFT OF RED INTERNAL PLAN IS SEEN VITAL   Bits Of News Reaching Outside World Give Insight into Soviet Shakeup

VAST CHANGES UNDER WAY IN SOVIET UNION   Postwar ‘House Cleaning’ By _ Stalin Touches Every Walk aft Life in Russia.

Reveals Pattern of Events Inside Russia by Review of Summer's News

Strange Things ‘Seen’ in Russia  Outside World Ge ets  a  seus se Onis en ee Om   Outside World Gets Fragments of Changes Made by Josef Stalin

U.S, OPPOSING SOVIET STAND ON PROCEDURE   PED STATES WILLING. TO GRANT SMALL NATIONS MORE POWER IN TREATY NEGOTIATIONS  UN

Byrnes Defend: Nations’ Right Of Revision —   Overrule of Big Four Decision by Vote of Assembly Backed —

Thorny Trieste Problem Back in Big Four Hand:   53 Roll Call Votes Taken at Paris; Senator Connelly  A Speaker

Fighting Breaks Out In Area Of Philippines   Manila Newspapers Term It Civil War; Peasants Resist

Pictures Atomic World Destruction By Accident or at Maniac’s Vhim

British Analyst Sees Atomic Weapon Like Damoclean Sword Over World; Could Cut Slender Thread ‘Wilfully

. Nightmare Of Atomic War Described Atomic Weapon Termed Sword Of Damocles OQver World’s Head

Future Wars’ Horror Seen   Defective Fuse May Wipe Out Countries

British Military Analyst Says Annihilation .War Could Be Started By Defective Fuse or a Maniac

Nightmare Of Atomic War Described’ By Maj. Gen. Fuller In Army Ordnance

MANIAC ATOM ~ WAR VISIONED   General Believes World Might Be Wiped Out By Accident

WILL SHUT DOWN 28,270 MILE LINE   Board Fails To Settle On  Emplovee Pay

NATIONALISTS DRIVE FORWARD AT CHANGCHUN   Push To Oust Chinese Reds  Gains Momentum

CHINESE ADVANGE ON MANCHURIAN CAPITAL   Communists Being Oriven To~ ward North

OFFICERS, DELEGATES CHOSEN BY P. 0. S. OF A   Monroe Baumgardner Named Presi- dent Of Camp—State And County Representatives Elected

Strike Charge Against Yanks  From Nazi Trial   Julings Streicher, Jew-Bait er, Had Accused: Americans With Abusing and Humiliating Him

Streicker’s Charges of GI Abuse Erased from Records Jew-Baiter’s Remarks Irrelevant 

BURKE RESIGNS IN PACT DISPUTE   Producers Seen Favoring Individual Mine Contracts

Lewis Long Rule May End Soon   Observers See Signs Of Breaks Which Could Destroy His Power

EXCEPTION FILED TO ADJUDICATION   Next Of Kin And Heirs-At-Law Take Action In Estate Of Clark H. March

U.S. 1S SEEKING QUICK ACTION   Disarmament Issue in UN Up For More Debate

Disarmament Plan Under Fire Today   Senator Connally Scheduled To Present U.S. View To  United Nations.

American Way of Life, Though Not (Perfect, Has Europe Beat a Mile —

There Is No Place Like Tome In U.S.   ‘Thousands'In Europe Would Give Right Arm to Be Able to Emigrate to United Rlates

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZIE #® World Traveler

MACKENZIE ENDS TOUR OF OLD — WORLD WITH ONE OUTSTANDING IMPRESSION: U. S. WAY BEST

Driver Faces Choice of Sentence Or Supporting Victim’s 10 Children

Army Plans Space Ship Experiments; Will Try Nazi V-2 at White Sands

MORE RAIN IN PICTURE   Flora Predicts Moisture for Thursday..Friday and Saturday

Kimmel Tells Of Maneuvers Held in 1941   Exercises Held to Time of Attack

DEFENDERS OF PEARL HARBOR READIED FOR ATTACK SAYS KIMMEL  DEFENDERS OF PI

Hawaii Set For Enemy: Kimmel Prepared Against  nae teesmentoes on tate

Training at Hawaii  Defended   Kimmel Says Exercises Designed to Meet Any Evéntuality Held

DRILLED T0 LAST, KIMMEL CLAIMS   Tells Of Exercises To Cope With ‘Any Eventuality’

Kimmel Defends Exercises Prior To Pearl Harbor   Committee Hears of Non-prosecution of Jap Hawaii Agents

Defenders Of Hawaii Trained  Kimmel Says Exercises Held For Defense

TRANSIT STRIKE IN LANCASTER MAY END TODAY   General City-wide Strike Fizzles, Causes Much Qonfnsion

AFL Unions Call Out -Workers in Sympathy with Transit Employes —Settlement Expected Momentar tier

Carrie Jacobs Bonds Dies af Age of 84   Heart Attack Fatal To Woman Who Wrote “End Of a Perfect Day”

TODAY'S TOULON MARKETS   Three Teams Top Blackhawk Gridiron Action

ARABS REJECT ‘PROPOSAL FOR _ JEWISH STATE   SPOKESMAN FOR ARABS AT LONDON MEETING AGAINST MEPARATE STATE IN  PAL cE :

Scientists Discover “Denaturing” Process Fo Render Atomic Energy Useless For Bombs

Treatment Of Material For A-Bombs Teo Make It Useless In Explosives Seen

HAS BIG “A” BEEN HARNESSED?:  Report Scientists Have Discovered Means To Denature Atomic Power for Peace Use

Way Reported to ‘Denafure’ Atom Metals   Would Make Materials Useless Except for Peaceful Uses

PLAN MAY SPEED ATOMIC SHARING   Science Finds Way To Take Out ‘Bomb’ Substance

HINT FINDING OF WAY T0 DENATURE ATOMIC MATERIAL   MAY SPEED SHARING OF KNOW-HOW SECRET FOR INDUSTRIAL USE

Science Finds Method  To Tame Atom Power   Secrets Sharing Likely As Way Discovered To Make Element Useless For Bombing

Way Found to Release Atoms  And Bar Bomb.  Senators Told   Report Plutonium Can Be ‘Denatured,’ Still Used Industrially

Fissionable: Material Car  ~ Be Treated To Make it Useless for Explosives; Congress Hails: Devel. opment: ’   Ry Jack Beil

Road To Atomic Control Made Easier .  Scientists Have =e How To Denature Both Plutonium And U-235

EasierRoad TowardSharing AtomicEnergySecret Found In Latest Science Discovery

NEW DISCOVERY ON ATOM ENERGY   Scientists Find Wavy to “Denature’ Element: Opens PeaceTime Field

Atom Discovery Speeds Way For Industrial Uses   “Denaturing”’ Process Is Revealed To  Senate Group

‘Denaturing Process’ for Atom Bomb Metal Reported  Scientists Make Plutonium Harmless

Discovery Of Way To Pull Stinger From Atomic Materials Is Reported

Discover Way Of ‘Denaturing’ Atom Elements   Makes ’Em Useless For Bombs But O. K. For In:  dustrial Enerov.

MEANS FOUND TO DENATURE ATOMIC ORES   May Enable U. S. to Share Secret with Rest of World

World Use Of Atomic Energy May Be Shared As Scientists Claim They Can “Denature’”’ Plutonium

Find Way © To Harness The Atom   Method of Denaturing Raw Material Making It Useless For: Bombs  ‘Simplifies Problem

Science Finds Nay To Control Atomic Energy   Plutonium Can Be Rendered Useless For Explosives

Venaturing  Process Found For Plutonium   Scientists Find Way To Make Material Useless for Atomic Bomb Manufacture

New Discovery to Speed Sharing of [Atomic Know-How   Scientists Report - Method of Rendering  Plutonium Useless Cog Ae ek pee Ee

Scientists Have Discovered How To Render Plutonium [Useless For A-Bomb-Making   “Denaturing” Process Does Not Interfere With Release Of Energy For Industrial Power

HARD COAL PITS CLOSED DOWN IN PENNSYLVANIA   Bituminous Operators Silent on Reaction of New Wage, Welfare Programs

Anthracite Mines Close As Diggers in Soft Coal Fields Go Back to Jobs

Anthracite Miners Quit Work as Soft Coal Walkout Ends   Truman May Not Seize Mines; Other Strike News of Today

Quaker Miners Remain  Off Job   Contract Issue I: Raised; Others  Are Returning

Second Strike Puts 75,000 Into Idleness   Marine Dispute, Other Problems Beset Government Officials

Work Stoppage Came Today as First of 400,000 Soft Coal Miners Return To Work.   LEWIS MAY ASSIST WITH NEW SITUATION

TOO MEN IDLE. INPENNSYLVANIA MINING DISTRICT   lewis Men Walk Out as Contract Ends;. Wage  we tf mm ,

GOALITION RESULTS _IN_-SET BACK FOR REDS IN FRENCH: , GOVERNMENT BALLOT

Change in Social Security Laws May Benefit Survivors of Veterans

Week-End Death Toll In State In Accidents Is 1:   Auto Crashes, Drownings And Plane Disasters Take Lives Of Large Number

CONDUCT T A POLL ON ' CO. SEAT INDUSTRIES   Vote 33 “Yea,” Two “Nay” ' In Regard To Light Indus: try Locating There  DESIRE PROTECTION

fran.Isn’t ... Sure Russia Evacuated All Soldiers   UN Hears Ambassador Say Latest Official Reports Do Not Show All Russians Are Out

TROOPS OF SOVIE! ARE STILL IN IRAN, AMBASSADOR SAYS   Hussein Ala Tells UN Security Council of Reports From Nation Today; Request Made   AREA SURVEYED FOR RED SOLDIERS

US Suggests U.N. Keep Tran’s Case On Agenda   Say Official Report On Evacuation Of Soviets Not Conclusive Evidence

All Reds Not Gone from Iran Says Ambassador   Azerbaijan Army  Trained by Russian Tennme Gacu Ala

Tran’s Report Of Soviet Exit Not Accepted   Stettinius Wants Further Inquiry; Envoy ‘Not Sure’

Taft Oppose Opposes s Gov't-Guaranteed Mart  For Prefabricated Houses'   Sub s idy ‘Fund’ ~ Also “Fought As Hearing Resumes: >

Government Guarantee Of Market For Prefabricated ‘Houses Comes Under Fire   Termed Doubtful Provision; Senate Resumes Work On Emergency Legislation

Is Under Fire   Provision On Government Guarantees Of Market Questioned

Steelman  Murders Two Kin   Shoots Estranged Wife And Nephew After Argument Over Divorce

DOUBLE SLAYER ADMITS CRIME   Steelworker Tells Murder Of Wife, Nephew

Wife Seeking Divorce Shot By Husband   Steelworker Slays Mate and Nephew In Gun Battle

U.S. May Loan Billion To Russia   Truman to Ask Expansion of Lendina Powers

Soviets Invited To Discussion  Of Huge Loan   Truman To Recommend Added Powers To Export-Import Bank

U. S. Invites Russians to Discuss Loan   Trumgn Tells of Proposed $1,000,000,000 Credit Advance and Addition For Export-Import Bank

Truman Will Ask U.S. Make Loans To Other Nations   France Secks Two and Half Billion, Russia One Bilhon.

U.S. Proposal About Spain Under British Consideration      Describe British Credit As “Unique”

Russia Has Asked For Loan, French Delegates Arrive   Truman to Ask More Fund: For Lending to Countries Other Than Britain

[Russians Invited To Discuss Billion Dollar U.S. Loan   to Be Met Through Funds Supplied by ExportImport Bank

US Asks Soviets Discuss Loan Of Billion Dollars   Truman Wants Increase In Bank Lending Powers

US Invites Russia to Talk Loan; Truman Says British Grant Last from Treasury

Russia Invited To Discuss Loan   Billiae Dollars May Be Advauzed

Invite Russia To Talk About Loan   Soviet Union Seeks A Billion Dollars

94 Dead o1 Missing in Palestine   Detain 20 Jews for Questioning in Blast Of British Office.

Deaths From Explosion Total 48   Fear Number Killed Will Approach 100

98 Persons Left Dead Or Missing In Jerusalem    Military Rescue Crews Toil in Debris Of King David Hotel: 48 Known Dead

20 Jews Held i m Connection With Bombing in Jerusalem   Attlee Says Blasting of Hotel Worst of All  Palestine Outrages

INDIGNATION IN LAND BOMBING   Toll Of Dead And Missing In King David Hotel Blast Rises To 98; Terrorists Dressed As Arabs, But Spoke Hebrew: British Bitter.

Police Blame Jews for Hotel Blast   20 Are Held Pending Investigation of Palestine Explosion

50 Jews Held Result Blast In Jerusalem   Toll of Known Dead Reaches 48 and 50. Persons Are Missing In Hotel Bombina

20 Jews Held  In Jerusalem Hotel Bombing   Blast Leaves 94 Dead O: Missing; Search For Bod.  sae Continues.

Terror Blast Toll to 48°   Jews and Arabs Alike Denounce Attackers Of Palestine Hotel

194 Dead or Missing In Jerusalem Blast; Tension Mounts In Holy City

Detain 20 Jews In Hotel Blast  Death List Mounts To 48 In Jerusalem

Jewish. “Agency Horrified ‘by Blast Which Killed  _ British, Jews, Arabs:  _ Known Dead  Mounts tn 42 oan

20 Jews Held In Palestine Hotel Blast   Death Toll in Blast Reaches 94, Says  Jerusalem

TEMPERATURES   British Hold Young Jews As Blast Suspects   British Press And Officials Decry ‘Terrible Outrage’

Death Toll In Hotel Bombing Mounts To 48   Police Say All Evidence  Tudicates Perpetrators  Of Deed Were Young Jews      Forty-Six Persons Reported Missing   Workers Move 200 Tons Of Debria During Night; Job Less Than Halt Campleted

Link 20 Jews With Terrorist Bombing of British Troops   Hotel Death Toll Hits 48 As British Round Up  Terrorists

Arrests Are Made In Palestine Terror Bombing  Caciun fty Finure   Casualty Figure Reaches 94 With 48 Known Dead

About 20 Jews Beit: Held In Connection. With. \ ‘Atel Bombing In Which 94 L: nd

SEIZE TWENTY IN JERUSALEM AFTER BLAST   Hotel Explosion Takes Tol of 48 Known Dead, 50 Missing.

Twenty Jews Arrested in  Bomb Attack   Forty-Eight Known  Dead, Fifty-One Still Missing as Search of Wreckage Continues

Police Say Young Jewish Terrorists To Blame; Tensior Grips Holy Land

20 Jews Are Questioned  ‘In Palestine   Rescue Crews Searching Ruins of Hotel After Bombing Leaves Total Of 98 Known Casualties

RESCUE CREWS RECOVERING BODIES FROM BOMBED HOTEL   48 Known Dead. 50 Missing; Searching For Guilty Parties

20 Jews Held After Bombing  In Jerusalem   98 Persons Dead, Missing As Rescue Crews Dig in Ruins for Victims

J ewish State ‘Wrecked, Say Anery Britis   Indignation Grows After Bomb Explosion Which Left 93 Dead And Missing

20 Held In Connection With Jerusalem Blast   Death Toll Now 98, With Scores Wounded; Many Bodies Still In Debris Caused By Explosion

Search Debris For 50 Missing   Jews, Arabs Join British In Resentment, Horror At Terror Bombing In Jerusalem

Otticers Arrest 20 Following Blasting in Jerusalem Hotel   WORKERS MOVED °00

20 Arrested  For Bombing  In Palestine   King David Hotel Blast Leaves 98 Persons Dead Or Missing

98 Persons Dead and Missing As Result of Terrorist Attack on Government Offices in Jerusalem.   OUTRAGES PROTESTED BY JEWISH AGENCY

gaan. iat Male ds epee te Bee a Re Pe Te ee eee tT teen wet ee eee  he Held in Palestine Blast “Toll F Put « at 92

Police Detain -20 Jews; 48 Persons Die in Jerusalem   Total Dead and Missing Is 98, Is  Britisl Statement; Truck, Taxi Are Searched for Fingerprints

LOSS OF LIFE MAY REACH TOTAL-OF 100   Terrorists Wreck British Headquarters In City of Jerusalem

U.S, Plans Broadcost Of Americen Affairs To Russian People   Short Wave Radio Programs Due To. Begin January 1

U.S. to Start Daily Broadcast, Russians, Giving Them Facts About American Way of Life

Tanker Bennington Limps Info Harbor   Four Crewmen Die, Three Are Missing in Blast

Tanker Bennington Carried Cargo Of Gasoline; Blast Had Shaken Vessel Yesterday Afternoon off Georcia   FIRE ABOARD SHIP Ig UNDER CONTRO]

ArmyToBeDown To, 550, DOO Mendy ely President Names 9,800 Permanent Officers

ARMY ROSTER’S. BEING SLASHED, DEADLINE NEAR   Service Branch Will Be ‘Pretty Close’ to 1,550,000 Goal Next Week

Army Near July 1 Goal   Strength Reduced To About 1,550,000  ' From Peak of 8,300,000

Army Strength To Meet Goal   Demobilization Continues At Possibly Temporarily Faster Pace

Job Placement of Veterans of World War II Shows Increase   Other Placement Work Shows Decline, Says Emplovment Service

—§STRIKE  Warren And Niles Hit By OPS Sirike  Pickets Surround Plant At Warren

Gi0 EMPLOYES FORM PICKET LINES AT PLANT   Seek 18-Cent Wage Boost Supervisors Operate Utility Firm

LIGHT WORKERS QUIT IN WARREN   Walk Off Jobs In Demands For 19-Cent Pay Raise

Unionists Demand Pay Boost   Curtailment Of Power In Warren And Niles Area Is Threatened.

POWER FIRM WORKERS AT WERREN QUIT   ‘Strike Threatens Electric  Service To Warren and ) Niles Residents

DENIES ADMITTING ~ DEGNAN SLAYING   ‘I DIDN'T CONFESS TO NOBODY,” SUSPECT SAYS AFTER HEARING BROADCAST.

Heirens Denies He Confessed fo Kidnap Slaying   Makes Statement After Hearing Broadcast

VAUGHN GIRLS SLAYER FACES MURDER COUNT   Youth Held Without Bail as Victim’s Body Is Brought to Altoona for Burial.

SOUTHERN BELL TO HIKE WAGES   Non-Supervisory Employes In Nine States To Receive An Additional Ten Million Dollars Annually; 33,000 Affected.

Iran Delegates Renew [Their Probe Demands   Surprise Move Is Taken Before Security Council

IRAN DEMANDS PROBE; SOVIET CHARGE MADE   New Premier May Try Direct Parleys With USSR

Iran repeats claim of Red  interference  Urges probe by security counc il

AFL, CIO Criticize  Recent Congress   Solons Flunked in Vital Social Legislation, Unions Contend in Labor Day Statements

Congress Criticized By Two Big  Labor Unions   Green Laments ‘Hostile Moves; Profiteers Aided, Murray Contends

AFL AND CIO IN CRITICISM FOR 79TH CONGRESS   Murray And Green Eack Rap Social Losses In Legislature

AFL and CIO Assert Congress "Flunked’ Social Legislation   Say ‘Hostile Moves Have Been Mdde By 79th Body

ClO, AFL Labor Day Statements Pan 79th Conaress   Labor Groups Level Heavy Fire on Old Congress---ClO. Says. Hostile Moves. Made

A.F.L., GIO RAP T3TH CONGRESS FOR ‘FAILURES’   Inflation Seen By Steelman Truman Warns There’s Much To Be Done

LABOR LEADERS FLAY CONGRESS   Law-Makers Failed Then Responsibilities, Murray  Claims

Congress Hit By Spokesmen Of AFL, CIO   Labor Praised by Various Speakers on  Eve of Holiday

TEACHERS IN STRIKE MOVES   Threats of Further Walkouts Complicate U. S. Labor Picture

Nation’s Education Outlook Dim — As More Teachers Threaten Strike

Nation’s Teachers Seek Higher Pay... .  Public School Salary Strike Is Spreading

Strikers Appear Taking  Control   School Teachers Ir Limelight To Dim Labor Picture

GM And Workers Still Disagree   Charged Corporation Did Not Bargain In Good Faith

Soviets To Ask Delay In Study Of Iran Dispute   Truman Rejects Plea For Postponement Of New York Meeting

Country Is Rebuffed In Effort To Postpone  Meeting.  BYRNES, GROMYKO IN CONFAB TODAY  Ambassador and State Secretary Meet In Washington,

MEETING ITSELF WILL BE OPENED AS: SCHEDULED   Soviet to Need Supnort of 7 Out of 17 Nations to Hold Un Airing of Matter

Truman Rejects Move To Delay  Souncil Meeting   Involved Nations Now ‘Negotiating, Says: Ambassador Gromyko

Russia Asks UNO Defer Iran Action   Effcrts to Post Meeting of Security Council Are  Without Success

Great Winds, Huge Waves May Assault  Atom Fleet   Hundred Millions Of Degrees in Heat And Radiation TWnvolved in Tests

1000-Mile-Per Hour Winds, 100-Foot Waves Expected To Result From Atom Test

Atomic Bomb Target Fleet May Be Pummeled by Winds of 1,000-Mile Velocity, Naval Scientists Believe

A-bomb target fleet is readied for tests  & Scientists expect thousand-mile winds. steel-fusine tenweratures

Atom Fleet Faces 1,000-Mile Winds   Steel-Fusing Heat, Huge Waves Forecast

Some Sections Get As Much. As2 Inches   Precipitation Is General Over The Local Territory

British Loan To Be Sent To Senafe Floor  Barkley Predicts Quick Approval

PROPOSED LOAN TO BRITAIN SET FOR ARGUMENT   Senate Banking Committee Sanctions Floor Debate on Huge Sum Involved

Fayor Senate Debate Over  British Loan   Banking Comiunittee’s De cision Announced By Rarkley After a Closed Meeting

‘Senate ‘Group Votes To Sen British Loan Bill To    Barkley Expects Hot Fight. But Easy . Passage; . Amendmenits - Rejected: -” x

British Loan Bill Sent To Senate .   Barkley Sees Passage by Substantial Majority

BRITISH LOAN SENT TO FLOOR DEBATE   Senate Grou , Votes Act Out Of Committee

British Loan Plan Heads For Debate   Taft's Proposal For Outright Gift Is Turned Down

Senate Group Favors - Loan For Britain.   Barkley Predicts $3,750,000,000 ix  1. 348 Welk DBD...

BRITISH LOAN BILL SENT TO SENATE FOR DEBATE   Amendmenis and Substitutes Are Beaten; Senator Taft Proposes Gift

BRITISH LOAN TO THE SENATE FLOOR FOR DEBATE   The Banking Committee Voted 14 to 5: on the Proposition.   A_ $3,750,000,000 LOAN   This Action Was Announced By Senator Barkley After a Closed Meeting.

pits Loan  oes To Floor   Bill Will Be Called Up For Action First Of Next Ww eck  In Senate.

British Loan Goes To Senate, Action  Early Next Week   Barkley Sees Passage By Substantial Margin

TAFT PROPOSAL FOR QUIRIGHT GIFT DEFEATED   Plan to Obtain Bases Also Loses in Vote By Committee

Banking Committee Votes To Send $3.75 Billion Loan To Senate Floor for Dehate.

Lacked Planes At Pearl Harbor   Kimmel Says Successor Couldn’t Maintain Air Reconnaissance

Kimmel Says Twice Number of Plane:  He Had Did Not Satisfy Successor

Secretary Tells Farmers To Play Safe and Held On to Gains Achieved

India Regime Is Tottering   Jinnah’s Decision, Endangwers Assembly

U. N. Committee  Requests Reports   Letters and Telegrams Almost Unanimously Disapprove of Franco

Islands Reported Awarded Yugoslavs;  ‘UN Digging for Information on Franco

UN COMMITTEE WOULD PERMIT FRANCO HEARING   Group Asks for All Available Evidence on Spain at Probe

Spanish Probe To Embrace All   All Sides To Get Chance For Hearing Before U. N. Committee

UN Council Asks Information All Sources On Franco   Opponents, - Proponents and Franco Himself Can Get Hearing.

Ask Evidence in Inquiry of Spain   UN Calls For Views of Both Factions

U.N. Seeks Spanish Data   Subcommittee Calls For Tnformation From Members Nations.

ASK BOTH SIDES TO OFFER FACTS IN FRANCO CASE   U. N. Council Committee Calls For All Data In Bitterly Contested Spanish Matter.

U.N. Will Give Franco Chance For Hearing   May Offer Evidence To Offset Contributions Presented To Council By Spanish Republicans

Security Council Calls for Reports  On Franco’s Spain   Information From Any Source Will Be Taken; Thus Way Is Open for Franco.

'U.N. Commiftee Calls  ‘For Evidence on Spain,   Group Also tnvites Franca Regime and Exiled Republicans  ge a: ee Oe.

Council Seeks Data on Spain   Wants Both Factions  So Give Arquments

Wide-Open Probe Of Spain Is Committee Plan  Franco Given Chance To Tell His Story of Situation

UN OPENS. TO EVIDENCE IN SPANISH PROBE   Franco Regime, Exiled Republicans Invited To Offer Their Arguments

Franco, Spanish Government In Exile Invited To Present Arguments To U. N.

Security Council Group Asking Fo! Facts On Spain   Open Invitation Will Allow Franco To Offer Evidence If He Wishes

SEEKS VIRTUAL ALLIANCE OF U.S. BRITAIN   Rejects Idea War Is Inevitable or Imminent, However

SOVIETS SEEK FRENCH FAVOR   Observers View Actions At Paris As Move Against “Western Bloc”

Russia Courts French Favor  At Conference   ‘Seen Effort To Block Socialist Formation Of ‘Western Bloc’

Connally Outlines Peace Program   Urges U.S. to Pin Hopes On United Nations

Connally Lists 7 Steps To Avoid Third World Wai  ‘Rank Insanity’ For A... CsAl..!l J Bacsae  eas.   ‘Rank Insanity’ For Any World Power To Walk Out On UN

Rallies U. S. To Fight For Peace   Connally Outlines  _ Seven-Point Course To Prevent Tragedy Of Third World War

Connally Has Program for Averting War   Seven-Point Plan Offered By Chairman of Foreign Relations Cofnmittee in Report on Big Four

Connelly Urges T-Point Action To ‘Avert War’   Declires It Would Be ‘Rank: Insanity’ -To Desert U.N. Goals

Connally Outlines Program To Avert  Third World War      Parts Delegate Says New War Would Be Unthinkable Tragedy.

CONNALLY SETS UP PEACE PLAN   Seven-Point Program Air Of Texan To Avoid War

Sen. Connally, Outlines Plan For U.S. Actior   - Presents Program For Pre: vention Of Another World Conflict.

Connally Gives 7-Point Plan to Prevent War      Asks U. S. to Stand Firmly on Principles of U..N. Charter, Provide Enough Troops

SEN. CONNALLY OUTLINES PLAN TO KEEP PEACE   Declares Desertion of U.N. by Major Power ‘Rank Insanity’

MINERS WILL HOLD MEETING IN LINTON   Executive Board Calls for Session Here Thursday Night.

Hurried Meet Called to Stop New Ship Strike   Hollywood Buses Stoned by Strikers, Workers Attiackad .

Pickets Hurl Rocks as AFL Union Tries To Halt Movies Despite Court Order

CHEAP RADIUM FQUAL FOUND   Substance I By-Product Ot Atom Research

Appropriations Committee Approves 112 Millions for Narrows Dam, Murfreesboro

GRANTS NEW FUND   Include Amount for Flood Control in Civil Functions Bill   TO CONTINUE PROJECTS,

Flood Control Bill Gets Approvai Of Committee Today   $276,614,250 Fund For Army Engineers

Will Assure Start On Many New Projects   Sum Less Than That Requested; Flood Control Included

Tremendous Fund for Rivers and Harbors Gets House Approval   Substantial Sums Are Included for S. Plymouth And for Genegantslet

$76,614,250 FOR RIVERS OKAYED   Fund In War Department Civil Functions Money Bill

Rivers, Harbors Funds Approved  Small Cut Made in Engineers’ Askings

Rivers, Harbors, Flood Control Budget 0. K.'d   House Appropriations Committee Approves A $276.614.250 Fund.

BIG FOUR TO DECIDE TERMS FOR GERMANY   Essential Preliminaries Will Be to Forego Further Reparations.

Britain Sweeps Albanian Water: For Explosives   Big Four Powers Okay Safety Move; Protest is Ignored

Warning Given British Over Naval Actions   ALBANIA PROTESTING ON MINE SWEEPING ACTIVITIES

British Seeking Albanian Mines   Admiralty Orders Mine sweepers Into Key Straits

British Defy Albania on Mine Sweepins   Send Ships Along Coastline Despite Warning

ALBANIA WARNING DEFIED BY BRITISH   English Mines weepers Are Playing Straits of Corfu Today.

Stetlinius Makes Proposal Not to Drop Jranian Case at This Time— Says Government Report, is “Not Conclusive Evidence.”

IRAN PROBLEM REVIVED AGAIN   Stettinius Urges Issue Be Retained On UN Agenda; Questions Report

Missing Girl is Spotted on Bus   Attorney Claims Girl Seen By School Chum

Claims Soviets Blocking Setup for Territories   Smuts Requests Annexation of Southwest Africa

REDS ACCUSED OF DELAYING UNO'S ACTION   Britain Brings ‘Pigeon-Holing’ Charge As Trusteeshins Get Attention

Trusteeship Fight Opens In Assembly   Britain Attacks Soviet; -U. S. Serves Notice On Pacific Isle Intent

England Says Soviets Block  Trusteeships   Delegate Thomas Contradicts Moloto' On Stens Taken

TRUSTEESHIPBATTLE IN UN   British Accuse Russia of Pigeonholing Pacts

RUSSIA BLOCKS TRUSTEE PLANS, BPITAIN HOLDS   Charge by Molotov Is Flung Back at Him by London Delegate   SMUTS SEEKS TERRITORY   Asks That Southwest Africa Be Annexed to South Africa

BRITISH ACCUSE RUSSIA OF BLOCKING PROGRAM iFOR CONTROL OF TERRITORY TAKEN FROM FOES

Trusteeship Tilt Of U.N. Opens; Russia Accused  Annexation of Southwest Africa Asked by Smuts

TRUSTEESHIP FIGHT OPENS AT U.N. MEET   Britain Accuses Russia of Blocking Trusteeship System

United Nations Who Gets Vital, Conquered Areas Brinas Hot Debates

LEADER OF DUTCH NAZIS IS EXECUTEL   Anton Mussert Dies Before Firlng Squad in Villiage Near the Harcne for High Treason.

JUNIOR FROM NEWARK  BELIEVED TO HAVE ACCIDENTALLY FALLEN FROM BIG  F STRUCTURE

TONY LAZZERI DIES SUDDENLY   “Poosh ‘Em Up Tony” Suffers Heart’ Attack in San Francisco — Was’ At One Time Star Player for New York Yankees,

Police Asked Priest To Tell Mrs. Degnan Of Her Slain Chiid’s Death

Pa. Bar Association Urges Congress To Associate U.S With International Court

Urge World Court Backing   State Bar Committee For Prompt Action By Congress

Truman Being Pressed To Veto Case Strike Bill   Moore Tells Senate of ‘Howling Campaian’

Horn Tootler Blows Sour Note—  Congress lred by Petrillo   Musician Czar May Wind Up in "Clink"

Music Czar of Bullet-Proof Car Fame Errs in Tooting Sour Note at Solons

See Little Effect On Food, Rent... Some Increases In Prices Will Come,SaysOPA

mits Leaf Farmer: osts In N.C. Plan Way 816,000Acre   PorterAdmits Price Boosts   Are On Way

Average Food Prices Likely To Increase  Curb Can Be Held On Prices During  Yaanr Parter Save

WAGE BOOSTS WILL BRING  HIGHER PRICES   Rents and Food Costs Won't Be Affected, OPA Director Says

Wage-Price Policy Will Add Somewhat  To Price Increases   OPA Predicts Little or No Effect on Rents and Average Foods

OPA Head States Wage Boosts Will  Increase Prices   But Insists Policy Not To Effect Rent Levels

Can Hold Prices  In Cheek   Approved Wage Boosts “Will Not Affect Rents Nor Average Food Prices

—PORTER— Some Price  Boosts Seen  Sees: No-Change In Food, Rents -

Average Food Prices Likely Tolncrease  Curb Can Be Held On Prices During

OPA CHIEF SAYS PRICES GOING UP   BUT RENTS AND FOOD WILL BE AFFECTED LITTLE, IF AT ALL

Pay Raises tc Bring Some Price Hikes   Rents and Average  Ean d Manse Klad be 200G VOSTS ror 1S  Change, Says Porter

Price Increases Seen by Porter   Predicts New Wage-Price Policy To Have Little Effect on Rents

PRICE POLICY NOT TO AFFECT RENTS, PORTER DECLARES   OPA Chief Alsa Forsees Av erage Food Values Dibaonsrk Kpenem:

PRICE INCREASES AS RESULT OF  WAGE BOOSTS   P, A. Porter, OPA Adm. Predicted Wage Price Pelicy Would Affect Rent.   NOR: ON. FOOD PRICES   Can Hold Average of Prices to a Slight Increase, He Cain,

Spain Rejects Big 3 Request ToOustFranco   Intervention Brings Abou Strong National Feeling Among Spanish People

15 Percent Boost In Rent Ceilings Asked   Real Estate Group Wants Ceiling increase or Ending of All Controls

TRUMAN RESTS AT FLORIDA RESOR?   President leaves Coal Probfam in Krua‘e Hance

Couple Decides To Keep Triplets   Undecided As To Which Offers To Accept

George White. Producer, Held In Hit-Run Case   Man, 42. and Bride, 18 Killed by Automobile Which Speeds Away

Trivial Devices? Nay, Says Othman—  Patent Office Makes Appeal   Writer Takes ‘Stand for iGeniuses

OPA PRICE TAGS OFF MOST CANNED GOODS   Ceilings Lifted From More Fruits And Vegetables—Few Remain * Under Controls

Lucile Struthers, Arnold Struthers Wed   By Rev. Nielsen at the Methodist  Church, Jackson, Minn.

“Plunger” Is Held Gn Swindles Which Total in Thousands   Race Track “Hound” Is Found to Have Played Horses Very Heavily

‘Man Who Lost Thousands ‘At Race Tracks Admits Swindling Accusations

Contr'als Needed To Reach Housing Goal, Says Wyatt   Declares Rising Prices Will Stifle Building Of Homes for Veterans

VETERANS’ HOUSING PROGRAM SAID LOST WITHOUT CEILINGS  EXPEDITER SAYS GOAL

VETERANS’ HOUSING  PROGRAM SAID LOST  WITHOUT CEILINGS EXPEDITER SAYS GOAL  OF 2,700,000 HOMES APPARENTLY NOOMEN

HOW DO SUBMERGED SARDINES SOUND: SONAR-EQUIPPED SHIP TO FIND OUT

Declares U.S. fs Paying Bill But Gets Scant Credit   Senator Wherry Of Ne braska, Tells Of Conditions Found In Recent Tour Of Europe   U.S. NOW FEEDING 800.000 IN U. S. ZONES

SOLON BLASTS UNRRA PROGRAM FOR EUROPEANS   Senator Claims Americans Not Getting Credit For Aiding Refugees

Claim Soviet Sought Atom Secret Early   Spy Trial Indicates Other Devices Were Goals of Agents

Soviets Sought Atomic Secrets Early In 1945   Alleged Spies Go On Trial In Canada

Russians Were On Trail Of Atomic Secrets Long Before Bomb Was Used

Russians Sought Atomic Seeret Before Hiroshima   Agents In Track Of Bomb Before World Knew It Existed According To Testimony Given At Espionage Trial Now Underway In Canada

Soviet Spies Sought Atom Information   Papers Taken From Russian Embassy  Are Produced

SPIES IN CANADA Soviet on Trail Of A-Bomb Secret: Early in March  Evidence Says Member: Of Espionage Accepted Monev for Services

Sovict Agents Early On Trail  Atom Secrets   Knew As Early as Marcel  28, 1945 of Canada’s   Wark on Bomb. Soviet Embassy Discloses

Russia Was After Bomb Secrets Early Last Year  Key Witness Submits Documents at Hearing in Ottawa

Wheat Millers Ask for Delay   Shortage of Grains Suspends Shipment

President of . Paper Company Shot fo Death   William A. Whitcomb Slain in Boston Office And Police Search for Unidentified Slayer

Well- Dressed, Brief -CaseCarrying Guam Kills Willian A. Whitcomb,  Great Northern Firm

Paper Company Official Slain   Boston Executive Killed In Office

PAPER COMPANY HEAD MURDERED   Firm’s President Shot in Office After Secretary Admitted Visitor

Shot Kills Paper Head   President of North American Paper Co. Slain in. Office By Well-Dressed Stranger

Police Hunt For Killer As Boston Executive Is Slain  At Desk In Private Office

Report Stranger Posing As T-Man Shoots Whitcomb   Dozen Working Nearby As  Tragedy Takes Place — In Buty Hub District)

LEGATES ‘2 Unions End Shipping Strike;  SERVICE Houston Local Delays Assent

Opposition to Strikes’ End Appearing  Most Ships Along  Two Coasts, However  ee -a ee

Maritime Pacts Meet Opposition On Gulf Coast   Reports Mar Prospects For Complete End Of 27Day Ship Strike

A FULL BALLOT BOX ASKED BY LABOR LEADER   Auto Workers President Says Rebuilding Job Has Been Bungled

Urges Turning Rent Control To States   Federal Rulings Said To Be Hard On Tenants _

U, S. RENT RESTRICTIONS TERMED) “BLOCKHEAD CONTROL,” STATES OPERATION URCED BY COP SOLON

BACKS STATE RENT CONTROL   Wisconsin Solon, Dissatis: fied With System of Federal Regulation, Thinks States Should Take Over Without Delav.

Terry Tells of Death Warning   Former Secretary to Senator Relates  Contractor Warning

EX-SECRETARY TELLS SENATE OF DEALINGS   Campaign Manager Denies Threats Given Terry

Won't Tell Who Got $15,000 in Fight on Senator   Terry’s Testimony Also to Be Studied For Possible Perjury

Meat Plan Gets 90-Day Test  End To Price Control May Be Final Step

FAITH IN MEAT CONTROL SHAKEN   ANDERSON WOULD SCRAP PRICE TOPS UNLESS TEST SHOWS THEY WILL WORK.

Anderson Tells Views On Meat  Fuvors 90-Day Test Period For Packers

90-DAY TEST SOUGHT FOR MEAT CONTROL   Secretary Anderson Agrees Packers Are Unable to Get Stock

Anderson Sees Final Meat Control Test   Would Abandon Plar If 90-Day Period Proves Ineffective

MEAT CONTROLS MAY BE LIFTED   Price Ceilings Given Last Test By OPA As Slaughters Slump

Meat Controls May Be Lifted lf New Program Is Failure   Anderson Says He Favors Move if Test Shows Packers Cannot Get Near Normal Supply Under the Present Set-Up

AFL Enters Formal Plea for Revision  of WSB Board Rule   Prospects for Ending Shipping Strike is Dark as Ever

Outlook Is Darkin U.S. Ship Strike   No Prospects in Sight for Board's Reverse of Wage Ruling That Caused Tie-up   SomeoneMust Give   Seamen Would Return to Jobs if Raises Are Granted

ATTACKER SLAIN BY RR OFFICER   Clinton Man Killed, Two Others Wounded

1 Dead, 2 Wounded in a Gun Fight With Officer         North Western Railroad Patrolman Shoots Clinton Men After Attack

Hannegan To Quit As Party Chief, Report   Probably Retain His Portfolio Of Postmaster-General

HANNEGAN MAY QUIT PARTY POST   PAUL FITZPATRICK OF BUFFALO MENTIONED AS HIS LIKELY SUCCESSOR.

Hannegan May Quit Party Helm, Keep Cabinet Post  New Yorker Likely  Successor as Health

CAPITAL TALK HAS. HANNEGAN OUT OF CHAIR   Party Leadership May Change; Federal Joh Safe

Buffalo Maa Is Likely to Be! Selceted As His Successor. Hannegan In —Hospital— =o 7

Hannegan May Step Down As Party Leader      Paul Fitzpatrick is Slated  for Democratic  Post

HANNEGAN MAY RESIGN HEAD DEMOCRAT JOB   Fitzpatrick Mentioned For Post; Truman In Cabinet Meeting

Hannegan Il, May Quit Pos   New Yorker Rumored Nex Demoeratic Chairman

HANNEGAN MAY RESIGN AS NAT. CHAIRMAN   Owing to Ill Health He May Be Replaced By Paul Fitzpatrick

Hannegan May Resign As Chairman Of Democrau   Likely To Retain Postofficé Job; May Be Succeeded By Fitzpatrick

Democratic Chief May Quit Post  Hannegan Expectec to Stay in Cabinet

FriendsSay Poor Health To Be Reasor   Dem Chief To Stay Ta Truman Cabinet,  Thi     ociates Say

HANNEGAN MAY QUIT DEMO POST   Friends Say Party Leader May Resign But Retain Postmaster-Generalship

Expect Hannegan To Leave Party Leadership Soon   Paul Fitzpatrick, New -York, Mentioned as Successor

F riends Imply Hannegan  Will Quit Post   N, Y. Party Chairman Talked of Most  As Likely Successor

Draft Fails Te Meet Military Needs In April   Corresponding Shimp Also Recorded In Rate Of Voluntary Army Enlishnents

DEMAND FOR STRONG FOREIGN POLICY 18 APPROVED BY SENATE  UNOFFICIAL BACKING IS GIVEN PLEA FOR MORE BACK-TALK TO RUSSIA

British loan to be passed, Barkley says  Advocates drive [ESO es Mee Wee   fe

Barkley Acts To Speed British Loan   Sees 12-Vote Margin As Ball Files Petition of Cloture

Solon Addresses Democrat Rally  Sen. Tavlor Uraes   Sen. Taylor Urges Support of Ticket

Solon Addresses Democrat Rally  Sen. Taylor Urges Support of Ticket

End vest Soast Shipping Strike   _ Masters, Mates and Pilots Vote to Return to Work

AFL SETTLES WEST COAST sHIP WALKOUT   congviater Announces Union gemoves Last Barrier to Strike’s End.

Reach Accord In West Coast Shipping Strike   AFL: Masters, Mates and Pilots Vote to Return to Work After FiftyFour Days

LAST STRIKERS MAKE PEACE IN SHIPPING FIGHT   Mates And Pilots Agree On Terms To Mark End Of 54-Day-Old Tie-Up

REACH TERMS IN WEST COAST SHIPPING STRIKE   Conciliator Reveals Pact t End 54-Day Maritime Walkout

SEAMEN VOTE TO RETURN TO JOBS   Radio Artists Delay Walkout; Auto Workers Deadlocked

ENDS SHIP STRIKE   15 Per Cent Wage Increase Granted; Men Vote  to Work

Union Vote Lifts Bar to Coast Accord   Ballot by Deck Officers Will Result in End of Shipping Tie-Up That Lasted 54 Days

10S ——   Treasury, to Launch 4-Week Selling Campaign to Combai -Inflation-

ARMOUR FACES ANOTHER STRIKE   Jnion Official Accuses Firm of Delaying Strikers’ Return to Jobs

THREATENED WITH NEW MEAT STRIKE   Claim Company Refuses Te Rehire All Who ‘Valked Out.   PACKING PLANTS RESUME SCHEDULES   Threat of Stoppage Also Has Developed At St. Paul, Minn. '

MOLOTOV HIT TALK OF WAR   [RUSSIAN FOREIGN SECRETARY DECLARES “TA LK=OF-NEW-== WAR_IS_"DANGEROUS  PRATTLE". .

AMERICANS AND BRITISH DUE TO PROTEST ACTION   Report From Tehran Says Ala Has Been Instructed To Withdraw Complaint From Security Council; Franco Issue Pressing.

“Teheran: Directs Am: bassador “Ala?to With: draw: Iran Complaint Immediately; Gouncil Meets This. Afternoon With Anti-Franco Case Also On Asenda.

AGREEMENT REACHED FOR THE COMPLETE EVACUATION OF RUSSIAN TROOPS BY MAY 6TH   Conditions and Circumstances That Dictated Giving of Allegation Against Soviets No Longer Arises Dispatch From Tehran Says   ARMY SAID TO BE REOCCUPYING GARRISONS

RAN WILL DROP DEMAND BEFORE SECURITY SETUP   Conditions of Complaint te UN No Longe: Exist, Spokesman Avers

INSTRUCTS ALA TO WITHDRAW IRAN COMPLAINT   Propaganda Director Believes Russians Will Meet Evacuation Date

lran Formally Withdraws Complaint Against Russia   Ambassador Instructed To So Inform United Nations Council; Issue Slated To Come Before Delegates Today

n's Envoy structed Drop Case   ehran Backs oviet Demand or Withdrawal

ran to Withdraw ts Complaint From UN Council   Another Sharp Debate Sighted Despite Iranian Move; British Take Stand That Mere Fact Of Asking for Withdrawal Does Not End Affair

Amboxsador Instructed te Withdraw Case Before  Carurite Crniineit

Has Confidence Russia Will Keer  Her Promises   Moscow Pledges All Russian Troops Will Be Withdrawn From Country By May 6

Ala Told to Drop  Complaint   British Say Removal of Case From Agenda Up to Delegates

see Sharp Debate Today At Meeting   Say Russia Repeats Pledge _ To Have Troops Out by May 6

NEW PLEDGE BY SOVIET GOV'T PROMPTS MOVE   Russians Again Agree Tc Remove Troops By Mav 6

IRAN WILL WITHDRAW U.N. CASE      Ambassador to U.S. Instructed to Immediately Take Complaint Against Reds Out of Security Council.

lranian Delegate To U. N. Instructed To Drop Complaint   Nation Has ‘“Complet Confidence” in Soviet Pledge to Withdraw Troops by May 6

ALA IS GIVEN INSTRUCTIONS ~ FROM TERRAN   Country Satisfied Soviet Troops Will Be Gone By May 6

Farmers Their Prices at Peak   Beef Packers Open Drive To Remove Products Fram Cantrals

Anderson Claims Meat Ceiling Prices Sufficient   Production Will Be Stimulated, See:

SEN. HART DENIES WINDS CODE STORY   Former Admiral: Testifies in Pearl Harbor Probe

Denies He Told Safford He Saw Winds Message   Senator Was Quoted A: Telling Captain Not To Tesiify to Destruction  Of Reeord 

Byrnes Dissatisfied With Wallace ‘Gagq’   Fears Other Nations Will Misunderstand U.S. Poliey

Fears Decision Reached in White House Discussion Will Be Confusing

REPORT BYRNES NOT SATISFIED   Claim Secretary Is Confident of Victory

Rejects Truman Plan To Address Voters On  Domestic Issues Only   Moratorium On Foreign Policy Talks Arranged By Truman Is Not Satisfactory To Byrnes And Members At Peace Conference.

BYRNES NOT PLEASED WITH ‘MORATORIUM’      Confident His Version Of U. § Poreign Policy Will Win Favor

BYRNES DISLIKES WALLACE “TRUCE   Fears Other Nations Will Be as Confused as Ever During Interim

Wallace Deal Irks Byrnes   Holiday on Debate  Seen I]nsatisfactory

Byrnes, Remaining Silent, Is Reported Dissatisfied with Wallace Moratoriun

BRITISH SHIP HIT BY GUNFIRE   Cruiser Being Repaired At Trieste After Damage By Albanian Guns

etnies Seer ease ae eines  Estonians Reach Promised Land After 60-Day Sailboat Vovage

London Newspaper Publishes Description Of Atomic Bomb   Says United States Now Has Stockpile Of 96  In Its Possession

A-Bomb Total H Placed at 96 B:   British Say U. S. Makes 6 a Month

U.S. NOW HAS 96 A-BOMBS, REPORT   London Newspaper Describes Secret Weapon

y Major Lines  Crone Turn  Down Pay Plan   Blue Ridge Bus System Is Affected; Schedules Curtafled

NAZIS MASSACRED U. §. PRISONERS   New Evidence Heard Before War Crimes Court.

Nazis Massacred 129 Americans in Battle of Bute:   French Prosecutor Reads U.S. First Army Records At Nuernberg

Ist Army Report on Atrocity Read Into Record   Germans Fired Into Corpses for Sport, Prosecutor Charges

Exams For Navy's College Training Program Scheduled   Applications Must Be Made By December 17

 The Great Virgil and Julie Appear Tonight in Show of Magic Sponsored by Lions Club

Life Isn’t Safe in the Senate—  Othman Thrown for Loss   Writer Trampled As Witnesses Square Off

Senate Ought To Provide Bats For Protection At WIC Probe Of Sen. Bilbo

WILBUR TAYLOR FOUND ~ DEAD IN AUTOMOBILE   Resident of Tullytown Taken Ill While Returning Home   STROKE CAUSES DEATH

FIND WILBUR TAYLOR DEAD IN AUTOMOBILE   Death Said To Be Due Te A Stroke; Sons Make The Discovery

Pope Sees: Urge For World Unit   Cardinal Spellman Voices Challenge  To Attackers Of — Religious Freedom

Cardinal Spellman Challenges All “Atiackers of Religious Freedom” Saves [t fs the Duty of Catholic Church to   Says It Is the Duty of Catholic Church to Stand Against "Wave of Militant Atheism"

Worldwide Wish To Work Together Noted By Pope   Speaks at Audience For Cardinals and “Diplomatic Corps

World Wants Truth, Justice, Pope Asserts   Great Restoration Of Human Society Is Foreseen

It Was Pretty Rough All the Way But Most Vets are Glad They Carried Rifle

He Was One Of The ‘400’  Armistice Day Story O A Veteran Of Veterans

34: Strikers Are Held in A-C Rioting  Governor Holds Alerted ‘Troops

Issue Warrants For 54 Strikers In A-C Battle   Milwaukee Police Chief Demands Militia Action ‘Before Bloodshed’

50,000,000 Construction to House, Equip Ford's New esearch, Engineering Center

Striker - Draft Plan Rejected  in Senate Vote  Case Bill Goes to Deacsislan? Aftar      Case Bill Goes to President After Approval in House

induction Provision  Is Defeated   President Receives Union Control Bill; Veto Is Predicted

SENATE BEATS STRIKER-DRAFT BY BIG MARGIN   Case Bill Sent To White House Where It Faces Possible Veto

Solons Tum Down Strike Draft Plan   Opponents Say Proposal Would Violate Freedom

RIPS CLAUSE FROM LABOR BILL, 70-13   Republican - Democratie Coalition Argues Truman Proposal Would Deal Blow to Freedom,   CASE MEASURE PASSED BY HOUSE   Legislation Sent to White Heuse by Vote of 230 to 106 — Schwelienbach  Mav Uree Veto.

Senate Rejects Truman’s  Strike-Draft Plan, 70-13   House Passes Sweeping Anti-Strike, Union Control Measure and Sends It To President with Veto in Offing

Senate Kills Strike-Draft Part of Bill   Coalition of Both Parties Knocks Out Heart of Truman’s Emergency Lahor Legislation

Case Bill Is Passed. By Congress   Truman May Veto Sweeping Measure ‘For Union Control

SENATE VETOES LABOR CURB BY 10 10-13 VOTE   Leaders Hint President Maj Reject ‘Toothless’ Conadress Plan

Weather--  Labor Draft Plan Draws  Senate Vetc   Vote Is 70-13; Truman Veto Looms on Case Anti-strike Bill.

Truman Plan’s Cudgel Buried By 70-13 Vote   Honse Approves New Case Bill But Presidential Veto Is Forecast

PASSES BILL ~ DESIGNED TO CURB UNION   Revised Case Bill Is Passed After Vote On Draft Plan

Senate Rejects Striker Draft By 70-13 Vote   Case Bill Goes to White House; May Get Veto

SENATE TURNS DOWN DRASTIC TRUMAN BILL   BROAD ANTI-STRIKE MEASURE PASSED; MAY BE VETOED

Senate Rejects Truman’s Plan To  Draft Strikers   House Accepts Senate’s Version Of The Case Labor Bill, Sends It to White House:  Schwellenbach Recommends Veto

Senate Turns Dowr Striker-Draft Plan   “No” to Truman's Proposal Follows Case Bill Passage   Some Leaders Predict President Will Veto Sweeping Unien Control Measure

House Passes Case Bill With  Amendments  President May Veto Measure ‘To Curb Unions

Striker - Draft Plan Rejected  in Senate Vote Case Bill Goes to President After  Approval in House

TO START NEXT MONDAY, END ON SEPT 19   C. E. Cole Named Full Time Traffic Policeman

Seattle Jury Clears Redin in Spy Trial   Canada Is Planning Arrest of Reds; Army Frees 3

Russian Lieutenant Cleared Of Spying Against U.S.; judae, Jury. Thanked   Swarthy Defendant's  Release Ends 23-Day _ -Frial.in Washington State.

lurors Exonerate Accused Russian   U. S. Has Caused Lieutenant's Arrest As Spy for Soviets

President Signs Silver Sales Act   Bill Gives Industry Right ta Purchases

STATE IS PROMISED A COOL WEEK-END   Cloudy With Few Sprinkles of Rain Forecast--Temperatures to Be in 30s Today.

State Ready To Go On Postwar Road Program   Plan Drawn Up For Projects; Federal Aid To Be Received

Battle Colorado Snow In Mission of Mercy   Army Pianes and ‘Weasels’ Carrying Aid to Marooned Families and Livestock; Flood and Snow Isolate Scores in Southern California

Torrential Rain in Los Angeles   Scores Isolated by Flood and Snow; Plane Missing

—BLIZZARD—~  Two States Buried by Drifts  PLANES CARRY  werkuere sete sous

CONGRESSMAN MAY HAS HEART ATTACK   Legislator, Under Pressure In Can nection With War Probe. Was To Testifx< Todav

Heart Attack Blocks May  Appearance  Garsson Quits As Munitions Combine Chief

Heart Attack to Prevent May From Testifying   Must Remain Quiet Attorney Tells Inquiry Group

Senate Commitee Notified Congressman Went Be Able to ‘Testify In Munitions Combine ('horees

NDIA SUPPORTS RFD PROPOSAL ON TROOP DATA   pritain Given Rebuke As Delegate Asks ‘Total information’

MOLOTOV'S PLAN BACKED BY INDIA   Delegate Urges Nations Reveal Where Troops Are

India Sides in With USSR Against Britain   Great Britain Still Fights Proposal to Reveal Troon Locations

Four Million New Yorkers'Watch Yanks In Victory Parade  Millions Roar Tribute To Gls

Millions Watch Vidory Parade   Estimate 4,000,000 New Yorkers See Tribute To Yank Foot Soldier

SLOGGING G. 1. HONORED New Yorkers Pack 4-mile Lane T, See Paratrooper Parade

13,000 TROOPS PARADE INN. Y.   ‘FOUR MILLION PERSONS ON  FIFTH AVENUE ROAR WELCOME TO VETERANS.

Four Miles Of Humanity Honor U. §. Foot Soldier   New Yorkers Roar Tribute In Blinding Paper Blizzard Celebrating War Victory

REAL ESTATE OWNERS SEEK LOWER TAXES   Launch Drive To Organize Pa, Really Investors

Hit By Lightning; Tanker Destroyed   10,000-Ton Vessel Swept by Fire at Jacksonville, Fla.

EIGHT OF SHIP CREW MISSING   Unaccounted for Following Blaze That Injured 22  Other Crewmen

Cash Resigns As Tawes’ Manager   Central Committee Chair. man Calls Him Curran’s Handpicked Candidate

Charge Bowles Pledged CIO   Claim Stabilization Chief Promised Wage Orde Favoring CIO At Expense Of Other Unions

Bomb Test Party Leaves Honolulu   Transports With Scientists Newsmen, And Foreign  Observers Enroute To Bibvin:

LOCAL POST OF LEGION ~ (S HOST TO QISTRIGT   More Than 100 Legionnaires Attend Session Held Here   ‘CONVENTION IN PHILA.

County Farm Bureau Short Of Quota by 149   Board of Directors Outline Plan For Cleanup by March 23

Secretary of Commerce — Apparently Standing Firm — In Saying What He Pleases   Letter to Truman Claims — President's Foreign Tactic: Leading to Ultimate War:

STATED BELIEF IN JULY LETTER TO PRESIDENT   Rift May Lead To Resignation

Believe Secy. To Stand on Right to Talk   President, Cabinet Officer to Confer This Afternoon

Pres. Truman Talks with Commerce Secretary   Providence Speech May Be Looked Over By State Denartment

‘SHUT UP’ OR LEAVE GABINET   Family Crisis Reaches Showdown With Publication Of Letter

LETTER WRITTEN TO PRESIDENT BRINGS CRISTS   Secretary Of Commerce Now Expected To “Shut Up” Or Get Out”   WARNS OF WAR DANGER   Wallace Says Appeasement Of Russia Necessary; Slasts Foreign Policy

Shut Up Or Get Out ts  Latest Plea   Break With Byrnes Appears To Be Highly Probable  ze * «“=*s « “a “aacae 22] er:

Wallace Letter Asks — Changes in Red View   Says President’s Foreign Policy Points to Ultimate Danger of War; Warns Against Atomic Race; Opposes Defense Budget

Wallace To See Truman Today In What May Prove ' ‘Showdown’   Commerce Secretary Faced a en ict

Administration Family Crisis Showdown Due At Meeting Late Today   Commerce Secretary Scheduled To See President Truman About Foreign Policy; Irreparable Break With Byrnes Is Only Alternative.

Expect Wallace  To Shut Up or  Leave Cabinet   Alternative Might Be Break With Byrnes; Sees President Today

Shut-up or Quif Edict Is Facing Wallace in Row   Truman, Commerce Secretary Will Meet Late This Afternoon

CRISIS NEAR OVER ACTION BY WALLACE   Secretary of Commerce Either Will Remain Silent or Resign From Cabinet.

STANDS FIRM AS. HE AWAITS TALK WITH PRESIDENT   Reserves Right:To Say What He Wants,  Ee, ere eee

fruman lo Meef With Wallace This Affernoon   “Peace Delegation  Stabbed In the Back”’

SETTLEMENT OF C1O-GM STRIKE MAY COME TODA’   Negotiators In Conference All Night and All Day

CONTINUED ALL NIGHT   Negotiators Work ‘The Clock Around  Seeking Agreement

Rep. Hugh DeLac Has Sizable Lead In Primary Count   Sweep For 10 Incumbents In Washington And Utah Indicated

Tension Mounts In Holy Land; Jews Are Defiant   Underground Group Broadcasts Warning To British; Thousands Of Refugees Refused Entry; U. §. Consulate Bombed

VICTS DEFY IIMATUM T0 RENDER   inforcements Fron r Prisons to pce Showdown

EXPECT VOTE FOR PROBE OF FRANCO RULE   Adoption of Plan For Inquiry Likely At UN Meet Today

UN Delegates Chart Course  On Spain Case   Eventual Approval Of Australian Plan For Probe Indicated

Smooth Course on Spanish Problem Is Being Charted  Security Council   Security Council to Reconvene This Afternoon

U.N. DELEGATES CONSIDER PROBE OF FRANCO REGIME   Council’s Approval of 5-Man Investigation, Proposed by Australia, Appears Tikaly   STETTINIUS IN FAVOR OF SEEKING ALL FACTS   Question Whether Peace Or-. ganization Will Send Group to Spain Remains Unanswered.

Smooth Course or Spanish Problem Is Being Charted   Security Council to Reconvene This Afternoon

Franco Probe May Be Voted By Delegates   Majer Question of Today's Discussion Will Be Power of Proposed Five Man Committee

SPANISH CASE DISCUSSED BY U.N. DELEGATES   INVESTIGATION OF FRANCO REGIME PREDICTED

Investigation Of Franco Seems Likely   Long Discussion Looms as Council Reconvenes Today

Tuck Sets Up Commission To Work Toward Securing ‘More Coal For The State   Governor Acts Under Authority Of Civilian Defense Act Passed In 1942

THOMAS HENDRIX DIED LAST NIGHT   His Death Occurred at the Missouri Methodist Hospital In St. Joseph.

Major Decisions on Proposed Plan Announced Today  Cala Onarnatinn nf All   Sole Operation of All Atomic Facilities in Disarmament Setup

Code Information Kent from Shor   General Says He Did Net Get Navy Messages

General Short Denies Seeing Navy Messages   Last Talks With Navy Commanders Was Four Days Before Attack

Short Didn’t aw About Jap. Coue Destruction   Asserts Washington Had Not Indicated Likelihood of Air Attack On Hawaii

e@ PAUL MALLON—   Byrnes S peech Wins Election, But Wallace Gains Nothing

Senate Passes Housing Measure   Prevailing Wage Rule Brings Warning

“Senate Passes Housing Bill With Change   Prevailing Wages Would Be Required on FHA Construction

Housing Measure OK’ d by Senate   Provision on Wage Rate Draws Attacks

Senate okays bill to spur  construction  Official warns of wase clause

HOME BUILDING BILL APPROVED   Senate Measure Seen As Menace To Present FHA Insurance

Mrs. Rohert P. MecCture   ‘East Berlin Schools  Will Reopen Tuesday

British Leaders Meet With Arabs   Attlee Pleads for Early Settlement of Issues in Palestine

Holy Land Must Return to Peace, Premier Assert   Urgea Delegates to Settle Issues Causing Dis turbances

Palestine Dispute Flayed by Attlee   Current Conditions Must End, Conference Is Told

ATTLEE OPENS ARE TODAY AN PALESTINE   Tells Delegates No Effort - Should Be Spared to ~ “Reach Settlement   ATTENDANCE IS SMALL   Meanwhile, Violence in Holy Land Continues With Tel Aviv as Center

CHINESE FIGHT OVER BIG AREA   Nationalists Race Toward Chengteh Now Held By Communists

Nationalist Troops Race on Chengteh in New Chinese Civil War Battle

China Reds, Under Attack, Blow Bridges   Communist Offense Likely in Manchuria; Weavons Supplied

Lewis Demane For Welfare Fund Is Being Debates   New Welfare Proposal By Lewis Will Delay Any Contract By Wednesday   NEGOTIATORS HOPE FOR SOME PROGRESS

NEGOTIATORS IN COAL TALK ABANDON HOPE OF MEETING DEADLINE FOR MINE CONTRAGI   M’NARNEY SAYS COURTS-MARTIAL TRIAL MISHANDLED

Italian Premier Accepts Bid  to Visit the U.S.  — Question of Mutual  Interests Will Be Discussed

Battle Rages 12 Hours Aboard Ship  - One Jew Is Killed,   One Jew Is Killed, Eight Wounded Seriously in Fight

Battle Rages 12 Hours Aboard Ship   One Jew Is Killed, Eight Wounded Seriously in Fight

City Will Get Ultra. Modern Rail Service   C. & O. Streamliners Feature Telephones, News Ticker. Radios

Traveling Cities Are Planned for Railread Trains   Motion Pictures and Lending Libraries Are  Among Innovations

_ Father Is Out $537 School Bully Sends Lad On a Big Spending Spree

'U. S. OFFICER IS SHOT TO DEATH BY RED SENTRY   Russian Guard Fatally Wounds American Lieutenant For Refusal To Obey Halt Order; U. S. Private Slain In Berlin Cafe.

Russian Sentry Kills American   Second Lieutenant Shot By Sentry When He Ignores Halt Order

Yank Stain by Red Sentry    Texas Ordnance Officer Killed in Berlin—Car Sped Away, Sentry Says

UN Ends Investigation  Of Franco Regime In Spain   Britain Submits Document At Last Minute Saving Government Not Threat To Peace

Investigation of Spain Is ‘Nearing Close   Britain Submits a + New Document to U. N. Committee

Investigation Of Franco Spain Draws to Close   Great Britain Makes Last-Minute Attempt to Whitewash Regime

BRITAIN DOUBTS FRANCO'S REGIME THREATENS PEACE   Advises U. N. There Is No Evidence Spain Is Making Undue Military Preparations.   RELATIONS OF TWO ARE UNSATISFACTORY   England Submits Document as Inquiry Into Charges Against Madrid Draw to  QCose.

BRITISH DEFENA FRANCO REGIME   Deluge Of Documents Piled Up For Final Report To U.N.

UN Inquiry on Spain Nears A Conclusion   Franco: Not a Threat to World Peace Report States

Truman Urges European Diet 2 Days Weekly  Tells Americans They Eat Too Much; Shauld Aid Hunarv

Truman Thinks Voluntary Cut In Eating Would Be ‘Good Idea;‘ Food Situation Of World Holds Attention Of High Officials

FOOD CRISIS IS DISCUSSED BY PRESIDENT   Chief Executive Suggests Americans Try European Rations For Two Davs a Week  MEAT SLIPPLY SAGGING

Truman Favors European Food Ration For Nation Two Days Of Each Week

Jry European Diet Two Days A Week: Trumar   President Says Ameri: cans Eat Too Much And Waste Too Much.

President Says People in U. S. Eating Too Much   Denies Lehman Charge Against Administration; Will Back Cut in Flour

Asserts We E:at, Waste Too Much Food; Could Learn How It Feels to be Hungry

President Says We Eat Too Much   if Slim Eating Were Followed, He Says, It Would be Good  on   Waste Is Cited   Americans Throw Too Much Away in His Ovinion

We Eat Too Much Claim Of Truman   Two Day Per Week Diet Gets Commendation During Crisis

ASKS AMERICANS TO. HELP {N THE WORLD FOOD CRISIS   Try to Get Along on European Rations For Two Days a Week.   TRUMAN’S SUGGESTION   The Subject Came Up at the President’s News Conference.

U.S. EATS 100 MUCH: TRUMAN   Asserts Lehman in Error  On Food Relief

EASTERN OHIO. POWER IS CUT   ‘CONSUMERS IN MANY ‘TOWNS ASKED TO CURTAIL USE OF --\- ELECTRICITY DUE. TO STRIKE

Washington Buzzes With Speculation On New Secretary  Wallace Successor Yet to Be Named; Porter Is Favored

Credit Given Iran Premier   Accord With Russia ‘Best Deal Possible’

IRANIAN PREMIER WINS PRAISE FO PACT WITH RUSSIA   Believe Ghavan Saved Azerbaijan From Becoming Seviet Province

IRANIAN-SOVIET PACT IS PRAISED   Political Observers See Agree. ment as Compromise

Meat Situation Is Forcing More Closings   Very Few Butcher , Shops Can Operate On a Six-Dav Rasis

Big Cities Almost Out Of Supplies   Only Horsemeat Available In Some Markets

MEAT MARKETS STL ELOSING, SURVEY SHCWS   Spot Check of 100 in Major Cities Finds 20% Are Not Operating

omg Markets Over Country Closing As Meager Supply Trickles To Cities

HIRING AMERICAN NEWSPAPER EDITOR TO ADVISE STALIN ON U. S. VIEWS MIGHT SAVE ROWS

The World Could Be Saved A Lot Of Worry-—Or Something Worse....   ‘The U. S.-Soviet Tragedy

Stalin Needs An American  Press Agent   World Would Be Saved a Lot of Worry If Russians Understood Ameciean Points Of View

All Unions Agree To New Contracts   New Walkouts Forseen for September 30 as Lonashoremen and Warehousemen May Strike

Nationwide Maritime Strike Ends   Last of Pickets on East Coast Ports Have Been Withdrawn

WALKUUT onl 00,000 UNION WORKERS {OLE   Last Union Votes Return to Work After 16-Days Stoppage.

West Coast Strike Ends   Union Accepts Government's Equity Pay Scale: Operators Warned

Maritime Strike Ended as Scales Accepted by CMU   Members of Holdout Unions Agree to Resume Their Jobs

MEAT FAMINE TO CONTINUE REST OF YEAR   Beef Cattle Feed Lots Reported Nearly Empty

EXTENDED MEAT SHORTAGE SEEN   Feedlots Remain Empty in Protest Against OPA

WORKERS ENTER STRUCK FACTORY   State Police Guard Return At Westinghouse Plant

PICKET LINES CRASHED BY SUPERVISORS   Hundreds of ‘White Collar’ Workers Pour Into Westinghouse Piant At Pittsburgh

Workers Enter Pittsburgh Plani  State Police Clear Westinghouse Lines

Workers Pour Into Plant   Hundreds of “White Collar”? Workers Enter Westinghouse Plant

75 Special Deputies Entrenched In Athens Jail Besieged By 1,000 War Veterans And their Supporters Over Voting   DEPUTIES FINALLY SURRENDER TO VETS

BREAK HINTED AFTER REGESg UNTIL SUNDAY   Operators and Miners Hold Two Sessions on Pay for Overtime.

Mediators Hint Break Near  In Coal Deadlock  ADT BRacac Rail Curhc.   ODT Eases Rail Curbs, Lifts Freicht Embargo

Break hinted AS operators piven recess  Truce to avert same stonnaves

Anti-walkout Law Drafted   Negotiations Continue Today; Stringent Rail Restrictions Eased by U. 5S.

Mediators Think  Settlement Near   Brownouts Will Continue in Some States Because of Continuing Shortages of Coal

Hafch To Support Chavez’ Campaign, Opines Dempsey Will Run For Senate

400,000 Soft Coal Miners On Strike   Administration Reported Preparing To Seek Punishment Of Local Union Leaders Found Encouraging Walkout

TEMPERATURES   Contempt Citation ls Drafted } Others  Face Prison, Fines   Government May Seize $13,500,000 Union Funds; ‘Brownouts’, Embargo On Freight Shipments In Prospect

U, S. MOVES 10 JAIL OR FINE IIMW CHIEFTAIN   Government Is Also Preparing To Seek Punishment For Local Union Leaders  And Others Who  Encourage Strike.

FRENCH VOTE IS REBUKE 10 COMMUNISM   Rejected Constitution Was Too  Revolutionary

SAIGON ROCKED BY EXPLOSION   French Ammunition Dump Blast Injures Scores

Many Injured in Ammunition Blast   Saigon Dump Explodes; Hospitals Lose Count

BLASTS SHAKE FRENCH SAIGON   Ammo Dump Blows Up; Evacuate Civilians From Danger Area

Giant French [Ammunition Dump Explodes   Northern Outskirts Of Saigon Shaken

60 KNOWN WOUNDED IN MUNITIONS BLAST   Saigon Rocked For 2 Hours When ‘Dump’ Explodes

SAIGON ROCKE BY A SERIES OF BIG EXPLOSIONS   Gian French Ammunition Dump Blows; Blast Followed By Other Explosions; Many Wounded.

Explosion in Giant French Ammo Dump Rocks Saigon  Barricade Thrown Around Area, and  rm  . .,*_ ._ BL.

Civilians Are Evacuated From District   Truckload of Wounded Are Taken to Indo-China Hospitals

Many Injured In Munitions Dump Explosions Today   Giart French Dump Explodes Ip Saigon This Morning

Panie After Huge Blast  Ins Saloon   Giant Ammunition Dump Blows Up, Injuring Many And

Saigon Rocked By Explosions   Giant French Ammunition Dump Causes Series Of Blasts; Many Wounded

Giant Munitions Dump: Explodes Near Saigon; Wounded Jam Hospital:

TO ABANDON JEFFERSON BARRACKS —   Historic Mi Missouri Camp Is Through As Army Post

Historic ‘J. B.’ To End Days As Army Post   After 120 years, Jefferson. Barracks, at St. Louis, is to be abandoned by Army.

Rommel Chose Death To Nazi Court Trial   ‘Desert Fox” Had Been Ordered Arrested For Plotting Against Adolf Hitler's Life

ROMMEL FORCED TO DRINK POISON   Alternative Was Trial by Nazi People’s Court

LACK OF MEAT SETS OFF CRY OF ‘POLITICS      Famine Is Prime lesue As End Of OPA Ceilings Sought

Army Seeks Huge Amount Of Meat   Takes Priority On 60 Million Pounds a Month

Meat Famine Springs Up As Prime Issue   Democrat Would Sus. pend Ceilings; GOP Charges Politics

SIXTY MILLION POUNDS EATEN UP IN MONTH   SCARCITY BECOMES POLITICAL ISSUE FOR DEMOCRATS

Suspension Of Ceilings Asked By McCormick      New England Governors Join in the Outery Against Shortage

Meat ‘Famine’ Charge Hurled  ‘Cheap Politics,’ Says GOP Chairman

DEMOCRATS ARE DISTURBED OVER MEAT SHORTAGE   Administration Stalwart  Demands That OPA Ceilings Re Suspended   TWO NEW ENGLAND GOVERNORS PROTEST

Army Demands 25 Per Cent of Packers’ Meat   Priority Orders Are Issued in Attempt to Insure Regular Supply

MCORMACK MEAT PLEA [5 BRANDED “POLITICAL TRICK”   Reece Points Out 60-Day Suspension of Ceilings as Proposed Would Extend Just Past Elections.   IWO. GOVERNORS URGE ACTION TO END FAMINE   Harried Federal Officials In. dicate They Can Do Nothing as Complaints Pile Up.

Cry For Action To Relieve Meat  Famine Mounts   Army Puts Priority Orders On Meat Plea To Suspend Ceilings Scored

DON'T RUSH OAT HARVEST SEASON   Ames Says New Varieties Oats Need to Be Riper Than the Old Varieties.

McKeldin Raps Expenditures Of Democrats   Accepts GOP Nomination; Opposes Governors Succeeding Selves

McKeldin, Accepting Nomination, Blasts Democrats’ Expenditures   Paul Fletcher Is Named Vice Chairman Of GOP State Commitiee

McKeldin Decries “OneParty Government” In Ac ceptance Speech      NEW DEAL WASHED UP, REP. BEALL DECLARES

FRANCEDEMANDS DEATH FOR NAZIS   TRIAL DEFENDANTS SCOWL AS VETERAN DENOUNCES THEM

France Asks Death for Nazi Leaders   Prosecutor Also Calls For Punishment of Terror Organizations

Death Asked .   For Germans    Hitlerism Denounced by Fretich Prosecutor'at Nuernberg Wa * Crimes Trial

FRANCE DEMANDS DEATH SENTENCE FOR NAZI LEADERS   Tortured Peoples of Europe Call for Justice, De Menthon Says

NAZI WAR LORDS BLANCH WITH FEAR AS FRENCH PROSECUTOR ~ RITTERTY DENOUNCES CRIMFS

FRANCE SEEKS DEATH FOR 22   Prosecutor Demands Punishment for Minor Nazis

France Demands Death For 22 Nazi Ringleaders   Punishment For Other Thousands

Brings Fear to Hearts of Nazis  France Opens Case Aaainst+t War Criminals

Also Asks Punishment For Hundreds of Thousands In Terror Organizations  GERMAN CRIMES LISTED  Wounded Vet Heading French Prosecutors Brings  Fear to Faces of Defendante

France Urges Death For Nazi War Criminals   Wounded French Vet Brought Fear To Faces Of Prisoners At Bar

France Asks  Death For 22   Chief French Prosecutor Denounces Hitlerism With Fervor.

FRENCH DEMAND DEATH FOR NAZIS   Bitter Attack Brings Fear Tc Face Of Goering, Others

France Demands Death For Nazis   Let Ring Leaders Pay For Crimes, is Plea

FRANCE ASKS 22 NAZIS BE PUT TO DEATH FOR CRIMES   included in the French Death Request Before Allied Tri bunal Is 22 Ringleaders and All Members. of Terror

FRANCE ASKS DEATH FOR 22 NAZI LEADERS   Punishment Also Demanded  For Hundreds of Thou sands of Terror Organizations   AS SUPREME WARNING

France Asks Death Penalty For Twenty-Two Nazi Ring Leaders Of Organizations

Cold Readings to Ease Sunday  Decorah Reports 22 Below Zero Line

MACHINES TAKE HARD BEATING   CHICAGO, MISSOURI, NEW JERSEY GANGS LICKED

— osatommeeeii ceealiaeeneememnanes = si eroeresrentniontnnin a FORECAST FOR AUG. 2-6

U. $. EXAMINES WAGE MACHINERY   COURSE BOARD WILL TAKE IN VIEW OF PRICE INCBEAEEs DISCUSSED.

Army Issues First Official List _ Of War Dead: Pittsylvania With Danville Gave Total Of 229

Tobacco Group Favors OPA Ban   Bright Belt Warehouse Association Reelect  Officers At Meet

CIO Charges GM Leaders Stalling   Auto Strike Conference Winds Up Ninth Day With No Proaress Report

UNION ACCUSES GM OF STALLING   Meetings Recess Until Monday; No Gain Reported

Election To Decide Argentina's Status With Other Nations  wt ritrpmam PP Mn VOY

Argentina Goes  To Polls Today   Two More Are Shot In Election Fights

PERON’S FATE UP T0 VOTERS   Heavy Balloting Forecast On Eve of Election

Argentina's Relations At Stake In Vote   Election Results May Not Be Known For Month; Two Wounded  In Vinlence

Cost Of Meal Still High In Free Trading   Record Numbers Of Cattle Moving To Midwest Markets

FARM PRICES STILL AT PEAK   Six Weeks of Decontrol Finds Scale Only Slightly Below Original Spurt.

Prices Of Livestock Only Slightly Under Peaks Established With Decontrol Of Meat 5 Weeks Ago

Livestock Prices Near Peak After 5 Weeks Trading   Record Number Of Cat tle In Cold Storage, And Feed Lois.

Prices Paid For Livestock Holding High   After Several Control-less Weeks, Meat Supply Up, Slaughter Gaining

Livesteck Prices Still Near Peaks Set on Ceiling Remeval after 30 Days

Paces unt Galles Are Only Stightiy Under Fark y Peak  Maximmums Went Of Livestock Five Weeks Ago; Receipts,

Prices Farmers Receiving For Livestock Today  Reported Only Slightly Under Decontrol Peaks

Prices  Of Meat Holding TheLine   Return To Farmer: Slightly Under Peak Level

Farmers Still Get Peak Prices For Livestock   Free Trading Period Also Has Brought More Meat to Open Markets

Livestock Prices Near Peaks Set After Removal Of OPA Price Ceilings

Livestock Prices Hold Up Since Decontrol   a a. Danke Established Immediately After Ceilings Came Off

Meat Prices Stay High   After 30 Days of Free Trading Stock Sells at Near Post-OPA Peak

Livestock Prices Near Peaks Set After Removal Of Ceilings, Meat Costs Lower

iF REE TRADING IN MEAT SINCE  FOLDING OF OPA HAS FAILED TO ‘BRING PRICES DOWN FROM TOPS

RESULTS OF 30 DAYS’ FREE TRADE SUMMARIZED  LIVESTOCK PRICES NEAR PEAK

Price of Livestock Remains High Sixth Week of Decontrol   Near Peak Set After Removal of. Ceilings; Meat Costs Down

Livestock Prices Drop Slightly In 6 Weeks  Pe eee Hac eg Nissols ae as all Cn as ia

In Slight Drop Since Decontrol   More: Meat, Corn-Hog Price Relationship Result From Action

MARKET PRICE FOR LIVESTOCK STAYS UP AS SUPPLIES GROW   Slaughtering Up Sharply; Feeder Cattle Numbers At Record High

Meat Prices Continue To Remain High      SURVEY REVEALS PEAK LEVELS FOR ALL LIVESTOCK

Livestock Prices Drop Slightly In 6 Weeks  Tecaniral Wa< Meaat Minch VWMara “ane an Wenoe a Stes at

Livestock Prices Under Peaks Set. ‘After Decontrol  More Cattle Going Te Markei-- -Meat  i ei

Prices of Meat Move Downwarc  Shrink ‘Faster Than Priees for Livestock

U.S. Picture Brignter, Experts Say   More Meat, Bette: Chance for Hog Production Seen

Liv estoek Is Holding Firm Without OPA   Results of First Five Weeks of Open Marketing Reveal Several Interesting Facts and Figures.

Livestock Prices Near Top Figure   Only Slightly Under Tops Established After Ceilings Were Removed

Meat On Hoof Still Brings Peak Prices   But Cost To Consumers Js Slightly Less After Five Weeks of Decontrol In Markets

MEAT PRICES ARE ABOVE ‘CEILINGS’ IN FREE TRADING  + LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS   LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS MUCH LARGER THAN UNDER OPA CONTROLS

Livestock Prices Continuing High  Five Weeks After OPA Controls End

PRES, TRUMAN ENTERS SECOND YEAR TERM   To Honor Memor Of Great WarTime President

TRUMAN ENDS FIRST YEAR IN WHITE HOUSE   Still Firm Believer in Democracy Despite All His Troubles

WARFARE ENDED AND~-POST WAR PROBLEMS CROP UP SINCE HE TOOK OFFICE A YEAR AGO

Lake Temperature  Lake Temneratnre—is   EISENHOWER ASKS U. S. ARMY OF 800,000 MEN

The Great Game Of  Politics  ree or   By FRANK R. KENT   Political And Inadequate

Were Reported Authoritative.  ly to Be the Lone Obstacle In Way.   PROPOSED RESOLUTION      The Drafting Committee Went Back Into Session This Morning.

Agreement Seen on Arms Plan   U.S. and Russia Settle Differences On Arms Control

At Odds. On Arms Control   Russian-U. S. Differences Hold Up Drafting of World Dis armament Resolution

Quick Agreement On U. S. Arms Plan Is Expected  Russia Will Permit One Committee To Do Inspecting

Arms Control Plan Is Near   Russia and America Still Disagree On Method of Control

Arms Control  Aavaaman  nf AQIcaneni  Daliauad Naas DGNCYEU INCGI   Compromise Declared At Hand on Russian, American Proposals

U.N. Drafting Committee Has Gone Back to Work on Resolution; U. 8. Would Give Security Coancil Free Hand

UN Agreement Appears Near On Arms Curb  US, Russia In Accord On Most

U. S., Soviet Dispute Holds Up Progress on Arms Situation   Inspection, Regulation of Arms is Obstacle to Control Laws

U.S., Russia In Agreement   Get Together on Controversial Inspection and Control Questions

Reds Stand To Lose Fight On  Troops Issue   Survey Indicates. UN Will Override Opposition To An International Inventory

AGREEMENT ON ARMS: PLAN NEAR   Report U. S. and Russia Have Settled All Points

Controls On Arms Obstacle   Views of U.S. and Russia Vary on Inspection and Enforcement

U.S., Soviets Reported Near Arms Accord   Said to Agree On Most Paints of Controversial Inspection Queactian

Path Cleared fo U. N. Program To Limit Arms   Report U. S., Russia Agree ‘Substantially’ On Disputed Points

U.S., Russia Near Aceord On Arms Plar   Substantial Agreement on Major Points Reported As Drafting Committee Goes Into Huddle

Lone Block Remains To Arms Count   United States, Russia. Disegres On Details Far Inspection, Control

Arms Control Details Hold  Up U.N. Vote.   Unofficial Survey “> Indicates Soviet Opnosition Doomed

QUICK ACCORD ON ARMS CUT IS EXPECTED   Hope nt Krom Report U.S. and Reds Near Aavesnaal on Disputed Points in Inspection and Control Issue.

U.S. RUSSIA SAID IN ACCORD ON MOST DISPUTED PROBLEMS   COMMITTEE WORKS ON RESOLUTION FOR U.N... CONTROL OF WEAPONS °

U.S., Russ Agreeme: t Hints At Imminence % Of Armaments Contro’.

Pettengill Enthusiastic Over Eleanore’s Plan To  Cure Bad Habits Of Birds   Started Migrating In Ic Age, Causing Them Hardships .

Inside Your Congress  A Bird of An Idea!  by SAMUEL Rh PETTENGILL  oe

G.0.P. Shows New Strength   Republicans, Deny Nom: inations’ For. Two New  York Candidates.

REGULAR GOP IN GOTHAM REVIVED   Considerable Strength in Primaries Shown

GOP INDICATES STRENGTH IN NEW YORK CITY   Party’s Candidates Defeat American Labor, Negro Democrat Opponents

GOP Makes Gains in New York City  Reverse Trend of Two Years Ago

6. 0. P. SHOWS      Demeacrats In Delaware Nominate James Tunnell For Senate

rinal tIribute Paid Funeral Services Are Held _ For Supreme Court Justice

STONE'S FUNERAL HELD IN CAPITAL   SERVICES SIMPLE AND DEVOID OF EULOGIES—PRESIDENT TRUMAN ATTENDS,

Washington Bows In Stone Tribute   Capitol Great Gather  For Final Services -

SIMPLE RITES HELD FOR LATE JUSTICE   President Among Those At Funeral Of Harlan Fiske  Stene in Washinsion

FINAL TRIBUTE IS PAID STONE   President In Attendance At Last Services For Late Chief Justice

aaa LPipute raid ee  Funeral Services Are Held For Supreme Court Justice

Jews, Angry at UNRRA, Go on Hunger Strike; Two Die, 40 Injured in Sunday Riots

: a YY FEaeewW  HUNGER STRIKE TODA)  TWO KILLED, 40 HURT IN ATTACK AGAINST GERMAN CIVILIANS:

Two Die, 40 Are Hurt in Sunday Riot at DP Camp   German Civilians Attacked by Mob of 1000; Cause Obscure

JEWS STAGE RIOTING — IN MUNICH   Two Killed, 40 ‘Injured; Cause of Outbreak Unknown

20 Jews on Hunger Strike affer Riot   U. S. Troops Subdue Melee in Landsberg; 2 Killed, 40 Hurt

U. S. Fire Quells Riot of Homeless Jews Near Munich   ‘2 Dead; at Least Forty Injured; Hunger Strike Called After Mob Attacks German Bus; Disorders May Spread  I

20 Jews Start Hunger Strike   Follows Riot in Which Germans Attacked; UNRRA Officials Report More Trouble Brew

Jews on Hunger Strike During German Voting   Ricting Mars Election In American Zone; Rightist, Chefetian Saelal Tlnian Wins

JEWS IN BERLIN PROMOTE RIOTS   TWO PERSONS KILLEG IN BATTLE SUNDAY

20 Jews Begin Hunger Strike Fo!lowing Riot   More Trouble Brewing At Landsberg, UNRRA Officials Are Warned

More Trouble Is Brewing In German Zones   Riots Are Staged Sunday; 20 Go On Moncer Strike

CHARGES RADICALS BELIEVE SPORTSMAN INFLUENCING KOREA VICTIM OF POISONING   Gen. Hodges Defends Ameri- Autopsy   can Policies :

REDS. CAUSING. ~ KOREA UNREST   LEFTIST PROPAGANDA IN AMERICAN OCCUPATION ZONE FLAYED BY COMMANDING GENERAL

Plane Wreckage 1S Investigated   Civil Aeronautics Board Probes Crash In Virginia Believed Fatal To 27

27-DEAD PLANE — GRASH IS PROBED   Two Former Army Airmen  Among Casualties

‘TRUCK. STRIKE IN NEW YORK CURBS TRADE   Shigar Refinery Suspends Work and Supplies to be Cut  Off From Stores   COMPROMISE SETTLEMENT 1S REJECTED BY UNION

5,000 Loaded Freight Cars Are Idle in New York, Because of Ship Strike

Food Stocks Dwindle in New York   Truck Strike Forces Sugar Refinery to Halt Production

Sugar Plant Closes Resulf Truck Strike   Many Retail Stores Close for Lack of Goods; No Prospect Of Settlement Seen

New York City’s Trucking Strike Felt hy Manufacturers, Retailers

Truck Strike Ties Up Big Sugar Plant   Nation-wide Sailor Walkout Continues Strangulation Of Commerce.

New Zealand Launches An Attack Against Veto Powers Claimed In UN By Big Five

States Opposing U.N. Veto Joined By New Zealand   It's ‘Shotgun Wedding’ Forced on Small Countries

BOY’S LIE HELD RESPONSIBLE IN KIELCE POGROM   40 Dead, 60 Wounded As Bloody Riots Flare In Poland

ANTEJEW RIOT TOUCHED OFF BY BOY'S STORY   ———eeeeee  34 Killed In Worst Polish Anti-Semitic Outbreak In Recent History

False Tale by a Frightened Youth Touched Off Riots at Kielce in Which Many Die

SUrVIVOrS Huddle in Kielce Jail   Boy Told to Start Rumor Causing Bloody Beatings

Boy's Lie Starts Polish Jew Slaughter   Warsaw's Worst Program Result Of False Story

REACTION OF TRUMAN TALI FAVORABLE’   White House Gets Over 500 Messages, Mostly Favorable

REACTION MEAGER TO TRUMAN APPEAL FOR HIS PROGRAM   Senators and Representatives in Washington Reccive Few Messages From Constituents.   MORSE CALLS TAFT REPLY “RADIO TIRADE”   Declares Speech Shows Common People Can Expect Nothing From Reaction ary Republicans.

Reaction to Truman Talk Very Meager   People Slow in Expressing Views to Congressmen

Solons Claim Truman Plea  Unheeded   Congressmen Not Warmed Bv ‘Heat’? of Constituents

U. S. Response ‘Favorable’ Jo Truman’s Labor Talk   Only Meager Reaction Is Reported By Solons; Some Against President’s Speech

NASHVILLE MAN REPORTED MENTALLY ILL IN KILLING INVALID WIFE SATURDAY

GIRL 1S ADDED TO CANDY CASE   ‘Columbus _Lass Claims She Poisoned Youth

HIGH TAXES TO STAY ANOTHER YEAR OR MORE   George Opines Country Won't Be Living Within Income

Senator George Says High Tax Rates to Continue Through 47   Legislator Declares Major Savings Will Have to Be Made in Army, Navy Spending; Pay-Roll Cut Is Not Enough

High Tax Rate: Will Continue, George Claims   Senate’s Top Tax Man Says Major Savings Will Have to Be Made In Army and Navy —

U.S. Warned High Taxes  To Continue   Nation Not Living Within Its Income, Savs Senate Expert

SAYS NUMBER ON PAYROLL IS FAR T00 MANY   George Declares Chief  Cut Is Possible In Military Funds

70 BE CONTINUED   Living Within Income Seen Impossible Unless Major © Economies Made

Senator Says No Reduction InTaxes Near   George Asserts High Rate Must Continue, Until Benancec Are (nt

loo Many On U.S. Payroll, Senator Says   Spending by “Army and  Navy Must be Cut,   George Declares

George Sees No Prospect Of Tax Slash   Georgia Senator Says High Rates Will Continue Through 1947   DECREASE IN EXCISE LEVIES MAY BE MADE   Major Government Sav: ings Must Be Made In Army, Navy Spending

PENDERGAST PAYS VISIT TO TRUMAN   PRESIDENT REMAINS ALOOF FROM CAMPAIGN—TAKES STROLL IN HOME TOWN.

Babson Tells About Public Utility Fears      TOO MUCH REGULATION BY U. S. MAY BE HARMFUL

Ceilings OnPrice Would  Remain   Increase In Retail Prices Expected; Day’s Roundup

FIGHT SCHEDULED ON ATOMIC BOD   Small Nations Want Control of Commission Shifted to UNO Assembly

‘Small Nations Ready To Battle Big Three Plans On Atomic Commission

JENNER SUES STAR AND LAFOLLEITE FOR HALE MILLION   Libel Charged Today in Legal Action Put on File at Indianapolis by G.O.P. Candidate.   DEFENSE OF GATES ALSO MAINTAINED

Jenner Sues For 3 Million   Claims Indianapolis Newspaper, LaFollette Sought To Injure Him

Demo Leaders Declare Truman  Will Run Again   Feel Certain President's Personal Reluctance Can be Overcome.

“TO RUN AGA   Hannegan Says ‘No Truth To Rumor President  Not Candidate

“No Truth” in Report Truman Won't Run   President Has Had. No. Time te Consider 1948 Election. Hanneaan Says

Chicago Sun Declares President Virtua'ly Repudiated Demo  eratic Party Leadership in Priv: ate Declaration—Hannegan, Shocked, Is Said to Have Imposed Silence on Handful of Men Who Heard Statement.

Hiannegan Shocked, Startled   Issues Statement There is no Truth To Story Truman Will not be Candidate

HanneganDeniesStatement Truman WillNotEnterRace -To Succeed Himself In ’48

Says Truman Never Said He Will Not Run   Mennegan Declares Chicago Sun Story Witheut Foundation

DOES NOT WANT TO RUN   PA band EN TF VV PAINE Fw EN  Truman To Seek Job Again, Experts Say

Hannegan Denies Truman Said He Won't Run In ‘48      President So Busy With Problems He Has No Time To Consider 1948

HANNEGAN DENIES ‘REPORT ABOUT ~~ PRESIDENT TRUMAN   There Is “No Truth” In Statement’ He Will Not Re a Candidate In 1948.   THE CHIEF. IS BUSY MAN   He Has Had No Time to Consider the Coming Presidential Election.

WT  aE eS  i eW iii WN ot Be 1945 Candidate      Democratic Chairman Says “To My Knowledge Ne Such Meeting As Described In Newspaper Story Was Ever Held;” Presidential Seczetary Says “No Comment”

Capital Query— Will Truman Be 1948 Candidate?   No Truth To Story He Will Not Run, Hannegan Declares

HANNEGAN HITS STORY TRUMAN MIGHT NOT RUN   Cries ‘Not True’ To Report That President Doesn’t Desire Re-Election

Truman Out Of ’48 Race? It’s Denied   Story on President's Intentions Refuted By Hannegan

Hannegan Denies Truman Has Said He Will Not Be Candidate For Presidency In ‘48

Public Is Invited   Denies Truman Told Advisers He Will Not Run In ‘48

Hannegan Denies Truman Will Not Seek Office  Democratic Chairman   Says Rapa of tir Ea. Wea:

Denies Report Truman Won’t Ask Reelection   Hannegan Says ‘Ne Truth’ in Statement Attributed to President

HANNEGAN RAPS REPORT TRUMAN “WILL FADE OUT   Democs, tie Boss Denies tory Of President Saying H Won't Run in ‘48, .

Hannegan Denies Truman Will Not Seek Office   Democratic Chairman  Says Report of  —s- Camstameant Not True

ARMY BAGKS UP LIMIT ON DRAFT   High Officials Agree On One-Year Extension Of Service Law

40- -Below-Zero Weather Plus H owling Storm Forces Arctic Invasion Delay

Musk-Ox Trip Is Postponed   ‘Trek Through Arctic Delayed Because Of Howling Wind In. Wastes. -

Military Trek Into Arctic Postponed   Operation Musk Ox Delayed by Punishing Icy Winds; Army Giving Equipment Thorough Test

ARCTIC TREK HELD UP BY ‘40-BELOW’ COLD   3,100-Mile Test Trip Now Due To Begin Friday

‘Musk Ox’ Trek Into Canada Wild: Delaved for Day by Howling Gale

STORM STALLS ARCTIC TESTS   Snow, 40-Below-Zero Cold Too Much for Army  Snowmobiles

Cold Delays  Arctic Jaunt   Trek Into Wastes Planned  BR Catanticts

DIES IN SOUTH   Body of Twin City Business Man Will Be Brought  Here

Gromyko Pays Courtesy Call On President   Prompt Action Is Pressed in lranian Issue

STILL DEADLOCKED   Little Hope Is Seen For Settlement of Dispute   SUPPLIES OF STEEL FEELING AFFECTS   Warning Is Given By Iron Age Magazine on Subiect

Govt. Seeking Basis for End Of Coal Strike   Operators Claim Welfare Fund Issue Blocks Agreement

Long Dispute Remains On Dead Center   Labor Heads Refuse To Divulge Particpants In Continuino Conferences.

LONG DEADLOCK IN COAL STRIKE ISTILL UNBROKEN   Continuing Conferences Underway. But No ImproveMent Reported

Yanks Dispute Tito Story of PlaneTragedy   UNRRA Employes Are Eye-Witnesses To Shooting Incident

‘Maintain Plane Shot  Down During  Bad Weather   Declare Skies Were Cloudy Enough To Force Big Transport Off OF Its Course

Americans Say Clouds Hedged Attacked Plane   Overcast Sky Could Have Diverted Ship,  Witnesses Aver

Americans Sey Sky Overcost When Fighters Shot Down  tt £  Teanenart

Construction Now Is Under U. S. Control   Order Issued To Halt New Buildings Except By Federal Permit   TO AID VETERANS   Public Projects Are Among Those  Fyeented

BUILDING CURBS ARE ANNOUNCED BY WASHINGTON   Drastic Program _ Aimed At Providing Materials For Veterans

U. S. Issues Curbs on Building Drastic Order Is  Designed To Save Materials For  cena isos taxsesnoey

Ban All New Building but Vets’ Homes   Drastic Construction Curbs to Become Effective at Once

Order Halts Repair Or  Construction   Special Permission Needed For Repairs Costing Over $400

Government Permission To Be Needed for Some Projects.   SUPPORT OF PUBLIC [IS SOUGHT TODAY   Leader Says President Is In Favor of Plans of Officials.

Government issues Stop Order On New Construction to Conserve Materials for Veterans’ Housing

Curbs Placed on Less Essential Construction   Housing for Veterans Will Be First Problem to Re Handled

DRASTIC CURBS ON CONSTRUCTION ~ANOKED TODAY  Almo at dle ae ena Except for et He Is Pro ted      CONTROLS TO BE SET UP   Local Citizens Committees ti Sift All Applications for . Erecting Structures

Stop Order Issued On Non-Essential Construction Work    Government to Hold Building Maternal for Veteran Housing Program

Ail Unessential Construction Is Banned By Order   Vets Housina Will - Get Priority Over All. Building

DRASTIC CURBS PUT ON BUILDING   . Government Issues Edict on Construction Work

Drasti¢’ ‘Curbs To Be — ‘Effective: Veubiedianly: Permission - -Reguired -

NN  eeeeeeeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeE———EEEE—EE  Sam Snead Captures British Open Tourney

Sioux Woman Will Get Medal Award   Descendant of Sitting Bull Latest to Receive Indian Council Fire Medal

PENNSYLVANIA HIT BY TWO DISPUTES   Pittsburgh Power Threatened; Phils delphia Transportation Walk. : out Is Crippling ho

Drastic Action Foliows Strike Of Tug Crews   Move by Mayor Results from Fuel Shortage—Power Workers Called Out in Pittsburgh — Philly Transportation Hit

Move Forced By Fuel Lack, Tugs Still Idle   Vital Services Exempted from Sweeping Orde

Business Houses, Other Activity in N. Y. Closed   Fuel Shortage Caused by Tugboat Strike

O'Dwyer in drastic action to conserve city’s fuel supply   Pennsylvania governor appeals for delay in threatened power strike

Complete Tieup Hits New York  In Fuel Famine   Business Houses, Theaters Ordered Closed by Mayor; Tugboat Union Agrees to Arbitrate Wage Dispute

1947-49 Biennium Asking Is 79 Per Cent ‘Hike Over Current Budget; Goes Before Whole Board And General Assembly Later

Sure, You Can Buy a New Car—  But Ouch! What Prices      Othman Declare: Horses Aren't . So Bad, Yet

COOLNESS FELT IN THE CAPITAL   Marked Political Tension Between Truman And Senators Who Fought Pauley.

President Cool To Pauley Foes  Election Campaign Effect Questioned

Political Coolness Reported Between Truman, Senators   Capitol Hill Wonders Hf Strained Relations To Carry Over Into Coming Political Fights

ere A fa toe “Marked Coolness Develops Between Truman, Senators  Who Fought Edwin Pauley

Relations Between President and Senators Strained Since Pauley Nomination Rejected

Truman Turning Political Coolness ‘On jolons Who Opposed Edwin Pauley

pdorwaler A-Bomb May Hit Atoll ith Most Crushing Blow In History

‘irst Underwater Atomic Bomb Will ‘trike Most Crushing Blow in History

Underwater Atomic Blast Most Crushing Blow In ‘History Of The World

Effect of Bomb On Atoll Figured   Will Be Most Crushing Blow in History, Scientists Say

MEN IN ISOLATED POSTS ARE CALLED TO JERUSALEM, AND ~~ ADDITIONS E-WEAP ONS ——  . i} G ISSUED

Holy Land Attack Feared by Brifain  New Outbreak Possi ble In Palestine Terrorism

Arm Police T roops in  7 geek Jerusalem   Guards Recalled Krom Posts Along Mediterranean Sea

BRITISH EXPECT MORE TROUBLE IN HOLY LAND   Jews Protest Prison ferms Of Extremists

FEAR NEW OUTBREAK THRUOUT HOLY LAND   British Strengthen All Military Outposts 

Crew Of Diane Given Release   Nine Airmen and Passen gers Taken to Headquarters in Italy

Americans Questioned Continuously By Yugoslavs During Internment

YANK AIRMEN RETURNED TO HEADQUARTERS   Crew And Passengers Of Transport Plane Well Kept By Yugoslavs

Yanks Closely Questioned While Held by Yugoslavs'   Baggage Was Thoroughly Searched, but Everything Was Returned—Group Tells of Experience Upon Arrival at 88th Division Headquarters in Gorizia, Italy — Were Treated Well and Are in Good Physical Condition.

MARTHUR GETS — TRIAL POWERS   GIVEN FINAL AUTIORITY TO OF CRIMES TRIAL SENTENCES

FINAL SAY IN JAP TRIALS UP T0 MACARTHUR   Allied Order Establishes International Military Tribunal For Far East

U.S. Battleships in Background as Bia, Fast Carriers Take Precedence

Carriers To Form Navy Cutting Edge   Battleships Relegated to Secondary Spot In Peace-time Fleet of U. S.

Secretary of Navy James Forrestal Discusses Post-War Navy-—Peacetime Flects to be Big, Fast Carriers.

Carriers Will Be Spearhead ‘of Modern Navy   Forrestal Report To Truman Says Airpower  Backbone of Fleet Now

Airpower Will Be The Backbone of U. S. Post-War Navy;  Batileshios Will Be Relegated To Auxiliary Roles

‘Cutting Edge’ of Fleet's Weapon in Next War Will B Carrier; Battleship Is No. 2 —

Fast Carriers Knock ‘Wagon’ From Throne   Battleshin Releeated to Auxiliary Role as Air power Becomes Fleet Backbone

Darkness Halts Downward Trip From Icy Shelf   Plan Te Bring 11 Injured Members Of Plane Crash Party To Safety Sunday; No Radio Communication

Rescue Squad Crawls Over Ice ‘To Army Plane on Glacier In Alps, Removal to Start Sunday   Pilots Circling Spot Sg® Some Passengers Sunning Selves, 11 from Plane to Be Brought Down Today

Helicopter Will Go to Rescue Of  Crash Survivors   60-Man Rescue Squad Reaches 11 Americans Stranded in Swiss Alps

Crew Abandons Plans To Remove Passengers From Iey Shelf Until Today   Supplies Dropped To Aid Suffering   Darkness Alters Plan To  ‘ + . ‘  Take Some Of Party Down Glacier To Shelter

RESCUERS GET TO PLANE SITE HIGH IN ALPS   11 Crash Victims Will Start Journey Down Glacier This Morning

 Reach Americans In Alps Crash; Rescue Delayed   Removal of Passengers From Icy Shelf to - . Start Today

Rescue Squad Reaches Site of Crash  Efforts to Remove  Survivors Are Fit casein Piece BEG ted

60-Climbers Scale Icy Alpine Wall   Planes May Be Used To Rescue 11 From Crash Site

Alpinists Find ~ Crash Victims   Darkness Halts Remova Of 11 Amerieanc

Rescuers Reach American Survivor: Of Plane Crash High In The Alps

One More Cold Night Removal Of Wreck Survivors Delaved By Icy Mountain Shelf

RESCUERS REACH PLANE SURVIVORS ON PEAK IN ALPS   Doctors in Squad That Crawls to Crash Scene — Condition of 11 Passengers in Doubt.   DARKNESS PREVENTS IMMEDIATE REMOVAL.   Group to Be Taken Off Icy Shelf Today—View From Air Indicates Craft Was Not Smashed.

Removal of 11 From Glacier Faces Delay   Condition of Crash Victims Not Known; All Survive Ordeal]

Supplies Dropped To 11 Americans   Swiss Rescue Party Unable fo Take Injured From Icy Perch in Alps

Rescue Squad Reaches Site of Crash   Efforts to Remove Survivors Are Delaved Over Nicht

Rescue Mission Reaches Crash Site High in Swiss Alps   11 Victims Spend Fifth Night on Their Icy Shelf

Rescuers Are Nearing Crash Site   1] Americans to Be Taken Off Icy Shelf Today

Rescue Squad Crawled To  Plane Victims   Abandon Hope For ‘Their Removal Until Morning

U. $. PREPARING TO SUBMIT CASE TO UN COUNCIL   May Come Under Chapter VItl Which Concerns Threats To Peace

UN SECURITY COUNCIL WILL GET DISPUTE   American Delegation Prepared to Hand Crisis Over to World Organization.

U.S. Prepares For Immediate  Appeal to U.N.   Delegation Poised For State Dept. Green Light

Nickel Air Mail Due To Start Oct. 1 With New Volume Peak   New Rate Applies to All Air Mail to Canada; May Sort Enroute

The Nation Today Uniform, Five-Cent Airmail Rate Into Effect On Oct. 

Air Mail Postage Drop to Uniform Five Cent Rate Slated for Oct. 1

Rep. May’s Condition Is Awaited   Mead Group May Reopen Probe lf Solon Campaians.

Active Re-Election Campaign by May To Bring New Subpoena for Testimony

PROBERS. WATCH MAY'S CONDITION   Mead Aids Hope To Hear Solon’s Testimony

Probers Eye May s Action InCampaign   Active Candidacy Might Prompt New Hearing Subpoena

May Block Rep. May From Campaigning   If He Starts Out, Committee May Demand He Report For Investigation

Tremors Break Water Main In California   Jolts Continue Throughout Day In Los Angeles Vitinity

Quakes Waken Light Sleepers Around Corona   Center of Tremors in _Inyo and Kern Counties

Vinson Defends Nimitz In Navy Fund Cut Dispute   House Leader® Says Admiral Was Not Opposing 1 Proposed Budget Slash for 1947

Kaiser Plans Billion Dollar Steel Venture   Republic Mentioned In Talk of Merging Five Biz Companies

Vast Steel Merger Is Kaiser Plan   Republic Corp. Linked to Giant New Enterprise

Lend-Lease With Britain at End   Agreement Winds Up Account for $650,000,000

SAYS FAVORITISN SHOWN IN. SALES   WAA Dual Prici Pricing Stories Heard By House  

GROSS FAVORITISM ASCRIBED 10 WAA   House Committee Studies ~ Stories Of.Dual-Pricing  jn Surplus Sales

‘Favoritism’  In WAA Held   Stories of Dual Pricing  Revealed hy Senator

The Rockdale Vemorial Company Newest Business Venture Here: Work to Start al Once on New Plant and Office Building

Memorial Co. is Now Open Here   New Building is Completed and Stock of Stones Displayed

TRUMAN ARRIVES AT ANNAPOLIS, MD.   President to Attend Game ai Naval Academy

President Is Making Visi To Annapolis   Returns To Washington Tonight And Will Leave Sunday For Key West, Florida   TO SPEND WEEK SECURING REST

OPA ACTS TO INCREASE SUPPLY OF MEN’S SUITS   Agency Revises Maximum Average Price Regulation Covering Worsted Fabrics

HEAD OF RACE NEWS SERVICE POSTING REWARD OF $25,000   RAGEN HOPES TO LEARN NAMES OF MEN WHO TRIED TO KILL HIM IN CHICAGO

Offers $25,000 For Arrest Of Person Who Wounded Him   Chicago Man Makes Offer Of Large Reward For Arrest Of WouldBe-Aassacsin

51,000 Rail Workers Idle  In Coal Crisis   100,000 More Will Be Laid Off When Service Slash Goes Into Effect

Effects Of Strike Spread   More Cities Threatened With Return To — ‘Brownout’

WAR CONTROLS TO  END COAL STRIKE  ARE BEING HINTED LEWIS ASSEMBLES  POLICY COMMITTEE TO STUDY SITUATION

Collins Hanged At State Prison ForHill Murder   Doomed Man Goes Calmly TT, Gallows. Asks

COLLINS HANGS FOR KILLING OF CHARLESTONIAN   Capital Slayer Goes To Gallows Calmly; God Asked To Forgive

Rail Chief To  Be Prosecuted.   Strike Leader Says He Will Demand Prosecution OF George McNear.

Continue Probing Strike Shootings   Four Special Agents Of Hlinois Railroad Held in Custody

Probe of T. P. & W. Picket Slayings is On; Ask for Militiz   Four Held, Deny Part in Shooting; Road Asks  Green for Aid

Murder Charged In Strike Slayings   Four Guards Accused After Fatal Shootings

Four Railroad Guards Are Charged “With Murder in Death of Pickets

4 Guards Face Murder Count   Railway Officers Charged With Killing Pickate

Four Train Guards Charged in Killing Of Railroad Union Pickets in IIlinois

MURDER CHARGES FILED IN DEATH OF TWO PICKETS  RAILROAD GUARDS   RAILROAD GUARDS HELD IN SLAYING AT BLOOMINGTON

50 Congressional Seats at Stake In State Primary   Officials Anticipate Light Voting in Most Sections of State   ALP BIDDING FOR . 3 POSTS IN HOUSE   Marcantonio and Baldwin Backed; Mead and Dewey Keep Silent

Montana Truck, Bus Line: Prepare:For Possibility Of Extended Rail Strike ©

Montana Truckers, Busmen Step in To Mitigate Loss  Automotive Agencies ~ Are Allowed to Carry Prime Loads

Entire Structure of World Peace fo Be Given Test if Yugoslavia Fails to Meet Demands of America to Release Airmen Within 48 Hours   Tite Government Warned in Angry Indictment That Entire Matter Will Be Referred to Security Council of United Nations Unless All Demands of American Government Are Met Within Time Limi?

Entire Structure of World Peace to Be Given Test if Yugoslavia Fails to Meet Demands of America to Release Airmen Within 48 Hours

Greeks, Slavs — Ask U.N. Seat   Seek to Entet Membershiy Debate on Albania

Balkans Situation Moves Near Airing By United Nations  Greece And Yugoslavia Demand Seats For De-

Greece and Yugoslavia Demand — Seats At Council Table Over Al~baantan Request For Admission

Balkan Situation to Get Airing at U. N. Parley   Greece, Yugoslavia Demand Seats at Council's Table

MAY GET FULL U.N. HEARING   Yugoslavia and Greece Demand Seats For  Albania Debate

Balkan Nations Demand UN Seats  Troubled Situation Moves Toward Airing

BALKAN DISPUTE GETS U.N, AIRING   Council Table Seat For Albania Is_ Bitterly Opposed By Greece

Yugoslavia, Greece Want Council Seats   Membership Issue  On Agenda for Today Far-Reaching Debate Is Anticipated

Two Die Today At State Prison   Fred Deaton And Fab Stewart Die In Gas Chamber For Murder

White Man And Negro Put To Death In Gas Chamber; Both Convicted Of Murder

GASTONIA MAN PAYS WITH LIFE AS A MURDERER   Declared Dead Seven Minutes After Gas Released; Convicted Of Killing Walt Clark In Gastonia  Tavern In Septem ber, 1945.

Explosive Issue Scheduled for UN  Aom Commission Bernard Baruch Will   Bernard Baruch Will Outline US Policy At Friday Session

ATOMIC BOMB ISSUE UP FOR U.N. DECISION   CONTROL OF ENERGY FOR PEACEFUL ENDS TO BE SOUGHT

Wire Tapping Irks Congress   Practice Denounced By Democrats, GOP

Full-Scale Inquiry Into  Wire- Tapping’ May Follow ‘Angry Congressional Criticism   Government Departments Record Telephone Conversations With Lawmakers And Others

Congr essmen Angr y About Wire Tapping   [Democratic As Well As Re  publican. Leaders In House Devaunee  1 Practce

‘Oppose Methods “Of hnvestigators OF. War Profits   Seek. “ Full-Seale . Inquiry ~Anto-“ Wire Tapping” By . Some.. Govt: Bureaus

SOLONS IRKED BY WIRETAPPING Of FEW BUREAUCRATS   Both Republicans and Democrats Aroused After War De “partment Revelations

Congress May Open Wire Tapping Probe Very Soon  Governmental Buresus Are Recording

Crewman Dies After Blast Aboard 10,000-Ton Tanker Off the Coast of Virginia

Anthracite Pits Idle as UMW Contract Expires   Hard Coal Miners ; Demand Scale Given Okay by Government.

Diggers of Hard Coal Want Soft. (Coal) Deal Too:   Strike Called Despite Plea for Truce ie Neaotiation Try

Diggers Press Wage, Welfare Demands  They Want Same Concessions as   They Want Same Concessions as Granted 400,000 Soft Coal Workers   Soft Coal Price Raise

STOPPAGE CLOSES ANTHRAGHTE PITS   Lewis Is Demanding Same Terms as for Soft Coal Miners

Hard Coal Men Now Demanding Welfare Fund   Lewis Sends 76,000 Out On Strike Today

Only 76, 00 Affected — By Order~   400,000 SOFT COAL WORKERS START BACK TO PITS;* ANTHRACITE MINERS. WANT. ‘SAME CONCESSIONS

AFL Council May Summon  New Strike   Maritime Union Demands Raises In Wage Scales

SCHOOL LUNCH BILL NOW LAW   Truman Signs Measure Says Better Nutrition Builds Nation

President Signs School Lunch Lay  Government Aid to Be Continued

President Signs School Lunch Ac   New Law Requires Larger Contribution Of Funds by States.

FEDERAL LUNCH PLAN 1S OKAYED   Bill Is Signed Today by President Truman at Capital.

College To Receive Surplus Buildings For Science Labs   . Government Will. Move Structures: From Sioux City

College To Receive Surplus Buildings  For Science Labs  . Government Will .

Wreckage Strewn Among Houses  Scene of Railroad Micshnyn Described

riouston Telephone Service Partially _ Shut Off; Threaten Statewide Walkout

‘Higher Ups’ Gave Soviet Ambassador Orders To Leave Security Council, Russian Press Says

GROMYKO QUIT COUNCIL WITH HIGH ‘ORDERS   Moscow Press’ Reveals Ambassador Acted On Command Of The Kremlin

Gromyko s Action Reported in Soviet Press   Jap Premier Is Criticized in Publications

IS KEY FIGURE IN PAPER EMPIRE   Garrson, Along with Two Other Executives, Slated to Tell Stories Before Senute War Investigating Committee.

EXECUTIVES SUMMONED IN PROBE   ‘Heads of Alleged War Profiteering Firm Called

FIRM, OFFICIALS SUMMONED IN PROFITS PROBE   Publicist Charges Mead Committee Is Seeking to ‘Suppress Facts’

EXECUTIVES ON STAND TODAY   Senate Probers Call Leader: Of ‘Paper Empire’ As Probe Continues

Aid For Merchant Marine Is Urged  Oppose Dropping Subsidies. Hiking Pay

BYRNES PLEDGES ALL OUT EFFORT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS   Office Makes Public His Promise of Writing Guarantees of Freedon in Treaties.   BULGARIA FIRST TO BE HEARD TODAY

Byrnes Plecaes Human Rights in Peace Treaties   Conference Hears Arguments by Bulgaria, Hungary

Hungary and Bulgaria at Peace Meet   Plead Their Cases at Paris— Byrnes in Guarantee of ‘‘Human Rights”

‘Byrnes Pledges ‘Human Rights’      Peace Conference Scene Of Strife Among Balkan States

Balkans  Plead Case at Parley   Soviet Bloc Accuses Greece of Trying to Block Settlement

BYRNES MAKES PLEDGE TO CHURCH HEAD   Balkan Treaties Are Discussed =i ' At Conference

California Has Several Quakes   Aqueduct Is Damaged By Series Of Shocks; Repairs Are Delayed

California Quakes Due to Continue   Aqueduct Repairs Held Up . By Minor Shocks

Brothers To ~  Be Reunited      jCentralian Enlists Aid of Solon In Bringing Kin frora Canada For Christmas

Children Guests At State Fair as It Closes Today   Washington County Wins First Place for Best Managed 4-H Club Pig Exhibit at Fair

DiscUSS FOUR SPECIFIC (SSUES   Communists Advanced Conditions in Reply to Chi. ana’s Bid for Peace,

Factions Study Conditions For Peace In China   All Agree To Confer With Marshall On Plans  For Permanent Peace

Peace Parley Studies Reply Of China Reds   Communists Propose Specific Conditions For Ending Strife, .. _

Chinese Discuss Four Conditions   Negotiators Study Points Advanced by Communists’ Reply

4 Conditions For Chinese Peace Given   Communists List ific Points For Negotiation

Gen. Marshall Will Head Terms Group   Communists Say All Fighting Must Be Halted at Once

CHINESE GROUPS CONSIDER PLAN   Central And Communists Representatives Discuss Peace Conditions.

4 Conditions For China Peace  Communists Advance Their Treaty Terms

CHINESE ~ STUDY RED ‘PROPOSALS   Communists Request End to Jehol Offensive, Restoration of Communications, Investigation Grounsce

Gen. Marshall Will Head Terms Group  -ttitemesmtata Cues mee   Communists Say All Fighting Must Be Halted at Once

Yenan & C hiang Leaders Discuss Peace Conditions   Chiang Forces Non-Committal On Red Peace Proposals.

CHINESE DISCUSS ~ PEACE PROPOSALS   Communists Specify Four ‘Conditions In Repoiv

FOUR RED CONDITIONS AIRED IN CHINA TALKS   Communists 0.K. Marshall For Post On Committee

Estacado Boy Is Owner Of Grand Champ  Judaing Is Held   Judging Is Held Today; Sale Will  Feature Tuecday

Estacado Boy Is Owner Of Grand Champ   Judging Is Held Today; Sale Will  Fenture Tuecday

‘Attacks Family As They Sleep; Stabs Himself.   Crippled Schoolboy In: Texas Slays Father For Striking His Mother

U.S. Recovers Plasma  Sold Through Blunder   More Than 2000 Cases Discovered In Shanghai Upon Newsmen’s Tip— Value Exceeds $1.000.000

Get Blood Plasma Back   U. S. Recovers Huge Stocks Accidentally Sold to Chinese °

U.S. Officials Recovering Most Of Blood Plasma Sold To Chinese Inadvertantly

3,000 Costly Cases Of American Blood  \Plasma Recovered   Sold Inadvertently — Chinese Concern, Tip

MOST BLOOD PLASMA BACK IN U.S. HANDS   Officiais Recover Bulk of 3,500 Cases Recently Inadvertently Sold to a Chinese Commercial Oroanization.

Blood Plasma Recovered By US Officials   3,500 Cases Inadvertently Sold toa Chinese Concern Nabbed on Tip from Two Associated Press Writers

AMERICAN BLOOD PLASMA FOUND IN SHANCHAL CHINA   Officials Recover 3,500 Cases Sold by Mistake With Navy Goods

3,500 Cases of American Blood Plasma Sold to Chinese Concern Tn Error Recovered by U. 5.

BLOOD PLASMA IS RECOVERED AFTER SALE TO CHINESE   Thirty Five Hundred Cases of American Blood Plasma  Sold Inadvertently

Seamen Strike   On Great Lakes   Union “and: ~Non- Union Workers Begin Walk out.

UNION THREATENS SHIPPING TIE-UP ON GREAT LAKES   Union Workers On Ships Begin Walking Off

ClO Union Calls Out Great Lakes Seamen on Strike   Maritime Chieftain Estimates Shipping Wiil Be Paralyzed Within Severn! Mave

Seamen Called  Off Job By CIO   Great Lakes Face Possible Tieup Several Days

SAYS LAKES STRIKE 10 BE ALL OUT   Maritime Union Head De. clares a Miilion-Doilat fund Will Be Behind Walkout on Great Lakes Shipping.

Picket Lines Established Af All Big Ports   CIO Spokesmen Say Sailors From ‘Coast To Coast’ Will Assist. 44-Hour Week Asked

CIO Seamen To Go On Strike At Great Lakes   MORE THAN 4,500 MEN TQ WALK OUT FOR .~ MORE PAY

STRIKE CRIPPLES LAKES SHIPPING   NMU Chief Goes to Cleveland To Direct Walkout ‘ot 4,500 Seamen

TEMPERATURES   Crews Of Cargo Vessels Quit, Picket Docks   Freight Movements By Water Halted By Maritime Walkout

Union Calls On A i Csanaa  Jaan OUCH To  Support Strike      Aima at Halting Flow of ' ‘Iron Ore, Coal, Grain and O11 Within Baw Pave   Curran In Role Strike Director   “Shortened Werk Week” ‘Is Major Issue Which Precipitated Strike  “ - Euat Niche

Great Lakes  Seamen Gel  Strike Call   CIO National Maritime Union Issues Work Stoppage Order; Expected to Paralyze Shipping in Few Days.

Maritime Workers Called Out... . Strike Called By CIO Is Expected To Cripple All Great Lakes Shipping

MARITIME WALK QUT PARALYZES LAKE SHIPPING   PICKET MAJOR PORTS AS CIO PRESSES FOR 44-HOUR WORK WEEK

STRIKE MAY TIE UP SHIPPING ON GREAT LAKES   CIO Maritime Union Calls Seamen Out; Expects Others to Join

Great Lakes Shipping May Be Tied Up   Million Dollars Available, Says Union Spokesman

Union to Press Dispute to Limit Of Its Resources  ‘Regrets’ Attitude OF Shin Onerato

MORE TRAN 9,000 WORKERS EXPECTED TO BE AFFECTED AS BOATS TIE UP HOURLY

Officials Promise New Union Station In LeMars Soon  Railroads To Show Plans To Council At Bawlher RM nnbin es

Officials Promise New Union Station In LeMars Soon  Railroads To Show Plans To Council At Early Meeting

U.S. at Fault, Chinese Says   Action Stalled Peace, Communist Avers

Bc PP a A a ieent I  MAN KILLED AT FIRE DESTROYS RAN CROSSING SOD CHICKS

PAYMENT FOR PLANE ATTACK      YUGOSLAVIA PAYS INDEMNITY OF $150,000 AS RESULT OF FATAL AERIAL ATTACK

Yugoslavia Pays $150,000 to U.S. As Indemnity for Loss of Fliers

PHONE STRIKE IS APPROVED; GM PROGRESS   DELEGA TE 8 TO TELEPHONE UNION MEETING VOTT WAL OUT WITHGUT SE‘t-

NETW APPROVES RESOLUTION CALLING FUR OTRIAE WHICH WOULD GRIPPLE MOST QF US

Union Leaders Get Authority For Walkout   No Date Set; Negotiations te Be Continued

Phone Strike  is Authorized   National Federation Of Tele phone Workers Gives Ap. proval To Strike Move   NO DATE IS SET FOR ANY WALKOUT

PHONE STRIKE APPROVED BY DELEGATES   Date of Walkout, If Deemed Necessary, U) to Executive Board

UNION TO MAKE ALL EFFORTS T0 AVOID WALKOUT   Stoppage, If Effective, Will Cripple Service over Most Of Nation

BYRNES SETS UP STERN NEW U. S, FOREIGN POLICY   Declares U. S. Intends To Prevent Aggression, By Force If Necessary; Sees No Reason Of Conflict Between This Country And Russia.

American Showdown With Russia On Foreign Policy ForeshadowedAfterSpeech

SECRETARY PROPOSES VIGOROUS ACTION AGAINST PRESENT RED POLICY IN LIBERATED COUNTRIES

U.o. MAY TAKE JTEPS TO END BAD SITUATION   Byrnes Outlines New Foreigr Policy Designed to Curb Grabs.

AMERICANS WILL ~ EXPECT RUSSIA TO ‘TOE MARK’   foreign Policy Toughened; Me Hints Reds Muit ' Fallows UNO Charter

American Showdown With Moscow Foreshadowed By Stern Position   Manchurian Issue Causing Concern   Measures Indicated Against » Soviet Policy Of Stripping Countries

American Showdown Wit Russia Foreshadowed By Byrnes’ Foreign Policy

U.S. Showdown With Russia Fore. Seen by Byrnes   U. S. Disapproves Soviet Deployment In Strategic Areas

Stern New U. S. Foreign Policy Revealed By Secretary Byrnes; Scores Ambitious Tendencies

Byrnes’ Stern Policy Statement Hints At Firmer Stand on Red Army's Deployment

PICKETS BLOCK FOUNDRY GATES   Return To Work Effort at Bu cyrus Is Frustrated

ATOM SCIENTISTS HIT ANY MILITARY CURBS   Want Proposed Commissior To Have Its Hands Free

Truman To Talk With Committee On Pauley Issue   Pressure Increasing For Nominee To Drop Fight For Navy Post

PAULEY 1 au   Members of Senate Commit tee Slated. to Confer  wit Trumon

PAULEY GROUP PLANS CONFAB WITH TRUMAN   Fight For Nomination Faces More Pressure From Outside

PAULEY BATTLE DUE FOR AIRING WITH PRESIDENT   Subcommittee to Call Upon Truman Today, Ostensibly on Another Matter

Asks Adeauate Arms   CONNALLY— Continued on Page Two   New Pauley Deal Hinted In Capital

Agreement for Withdrawal By Pauley Reported   Scheduled. Meeting of “Senate Committze on Nomination Cancelled

Some States In Drastic “Brown-Out’   More Severe Than Similar War Measures

Electric Use Curtailed As Coal Supply Dwindles   Chicago Area Institutes Drastic Dimout; Other Areas Are Planning Similar Action  ’

OTHER CITIES, MAY BE FORCED TO TAKE ACTION   Drastic Curbs Are Ordered As Coal  Stejlra Contino

‘Riot Follows Soviet ‘Refusal to Ouit Northern [ran   Clash Occurs in Teheran, Postpon: Parliament Meeting; Britain Asks Bussia to Explain

Rioting Marks Iran’s Period  Of Big Crisis   Presence of Russian Troops Agitating Ancient Nation

U.S. Is Asked To Quiz Soviet   British Seek Explanation  ie: Wie: Be Bes:

Tehran Riot Halts Meeting Of Parliament   Leftists Demonstrate Against Present Regime

POLITICAL CRISIS IN IRAN FOSTERS RIOTS   Russia's Decision Te Keep Treegs In Nation Causing Internat  Unrest

President Sees Both Too Strong For Public Good   Government Goes Ahead On Meat Seizure Plan; Reach R. R. Agreement

Truman Sees Current Industrial Strife As Tilt For Power Between Labor, Manacement

MANAGEMENT, LABOR BOTH TO BLAME   Both Sides Have Too Much Power, Says President   ACCEPTANCE   Of Steel Pay Proposal Is Demanded: No Immediate Plan For Seizure

Steel Is Told To Give In   President Terms Strikes Battle For More Power

Deplores Industry Contest   President Declares Unions, Employers Have Too Much Power

President Sees Labor Disputes as Battles for Power Between Management and Labor

Truman Presses  Plea To Settle Steel Strike   Seizure Of Industry Is Hinted As Possibility

PRESIDENT CALLS ‘ANEW FOR TRUCE “IN STEEL DISPUTE   Packinghouse Workers May Refuse to Return With nach: Ulecwnn, Mack

Both Sides Too Mighty: Chief   ‘President Disclaims Intent to Seize Steel . Industry; Government May Run Plant in Utah

Feels Both Have Too  Much Power   Doesn't. Intend  To: Seize: Steel  Industry Now, He: Savs

Truman Says Management And Labor  Too Powerful  Contends Congres:  TaT WA ww) OM fe eek   Contends Congress Now Must Assert ‘Power of People; Shins Fairless [dea

Labor Strife Deplored by President   Insists Steel Industry Meet His Wace Formula

SAYS FAIRLESS SHOULD AGREE TOCOMPROMISE   Declares Government Seizure of Steel Plants Not Practical Now

LABOR DISPUTES BID FOR POWER SAYS PRESIDENT   Too Much Power On Bach Side Says U. 8. Should Assert Power

Truman Blames Current Labor Disputes On Struggle For Power   National Wage Policy Urged By U. S. Steel President As Solution   Steel Union Wage Committee Counters With Appeal To Truman To Put Government-Owned Plants To Work As Strike Solution

TRUMAN SAYS MUCH OF INDUSTRY STRIFE DUE TO) MANAGEMENT LABOR CONTEST FOR POWER

Promises Steel Plant Seizures In Near Future   Truman Says Strikes Battles For Power

Truman Puts New Stress on  Fact Finding   President Critical of Fairless’ Means for Putting Proposal

DALILE FOR PUNE: BEIWEEN LABUK AND MANAGEMENT   President Says There I: Too Much Power On Each Side.   LAW MAKERS SHOULD ASSERT THE POWER   eT a a a a 228 ee ~~ J, => taal  Congress Has Not Seen Fit To Work With Litm

PRESIDENT SAYS FAIRLESS SHOULD VIN TA TERMS   Asserts Suggestion by Head of U. S. Steal Was Made in Improper Form   PLANS NO SEIZURE YET   Tells Correspondents That Both Sides Are Wielding Too Mush Power

Believes Government Should Assert The Power Of The People  DECLARES THAT HE HAS DONE AS MUCH AS HE CAN"  President Rejects Fairless’ Proposal For Meeting Of Industrial Executives

Sees Labor Disputes as Power Bids   Truman Says Strikes Ar: Battles for Power by Labor, Management

Hruman Says Some Strikes Power Tests   Chi-f. Precutive Says Corgtess Must Now Exercise Power  Of -People

PRESIDENT BIDS FAIRLESS TAKE UP HIS OFFER   Chief Executive Calls On Congress To Exert People’s Power

Chief Executive Says Both Have Too Much Power   Demands Settlement Of Steel Strike On Basis Of His 18% Cents Wage Hike Pian   National Wage Policy Urged As Steel Industry Turns To Truman For Strike Solution   Fairless Wants Decision On Wage Increase Without Danger Of An Inflationary Spiral

Power Fight Blamed for Walkouts   President Raps Labor. Industry In Press Talk

Okay Of White House Pay Formula Would Bring End To Strike, President Says

Asserts Grab Not Practical At This Time   President Sees ‘Public Interest Demanding Peace

TRUMAN SENSES WAR FOR POWER IN STRIKE TUE   President Says Labor And Management Both Have Too Much Power Now: Government May Open Own Steel Plant.

TRUMAN BRANDS LABOR DISPUTES FIGHT FOR POWER  ‘TIME FOR FEDERAL ACTION TO PROTECT

Present Strife Battle for Power, of Which Both Sides Have Too Much, Says President, Urging Settlement of Big Steel Strike

Feels Both Have Too Much Power   Doesn’t Intend To Seize Steel Industry Now, He Says

Labor Strife Is Branded As Struggle For Power   Truman Blames Both Labor, Management; Asks U. S. Steel To Accept Offer

Truman Asserts Industry Strife Test Of Power   Says Public Interest Cizmands Ending Of Steel Strike

U.S. Steel Industry Seizure Possibility   ., Step Will Be Delayed, However, Newsmen Told

Truman Calls Industrial Wars ‘Contest For Power’ Between Operators, Labor

Truman Urges Steel Accept His Pay Plan   Workers In Any Seized Plant Will Be Paid On Old Wage Basis

Truman Claims Labor. Industry  Too Powerful   Congress Must Assert People’s Authority, ~ President Says: Sees Fact-Fincling Solution

STEEL STRIKE “HELD AGAINST - PUBLIC 2000   Asserts Management, Labor _ Are Fighting ie Gain   More Strength.

Both Sides Have Too Much Power   Steel Trouble Must Be Settled In Public’s Interest, President Truman Informs Press

Declares Steel Industry Should Accept His Wage Boost Plan, End Strike  Diol. Teche Mice dn An perstacnnen ME   Public Interest Demands Acceptance Of His 181% Cents Proposal, He Asserts

Public Interest Must. Be First Says President   Seizure of Steel Not Practical Now, But May Come Later

LABOR AND FIRMS ARE TOO STRONG, TRUMAN ASSERTS   : President Says Congress Must Exert Power of People to Prevent Labor Con troversies.   CALLS ON FAIRLESS TO ACCEPT HIS PLAN   Declares He Does Not Think It Would Be Practicable to Seize Stee! Plants at Present,

Management And Labor Seek Power   Truman Describes Current Strikes As *Lustfiul’

President Toints Out Public ‘Interest Is To Be Considered in Steel Settlement     His View      Agreement Must Be on Wage Proposal; No Seizure Planacd

Declares ‘YVime Has Come For Congress to ixert the Power of the     Ceopic. Wont scize steel Plants Now

Fairless Recommends All Industries Confer   Would Give Government Advice On Wages In Relation To Public Economy

ASKS STEEL WAGE PLAN BE ACCEPTED   President Does Not Intend to Seize Plants, but Does Not Rule Out the Possibility of Such Aetion Later.

SEES NEED T0 ASSERT RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE   AFL Hedges On Work Pledge

Truman Says Struggle For Power Is On   That Management, Lebor Have Too Much Now, Pow er of People Needs . Assertion

Strike Blamed On Struggle For Power   Labor And M Have Too Much Control, Truman Asserts

g VWAAITTUINOTLUIN, Jan. 24 (AP) — President Truman expressed the view today that there is too much power on both sides in current labor disputes and Congress now must exert the power of the neonle

Labor Is Battling Management for Power-Truman   Asserts Both Have Too Much Control Already

Management and Labor Assailed At News Parley   Both Already Hold To Much Authority, President Asserts

TRUMAN TAKES MANAGEMENT, LABOR TO TASK   Blames Both for Strife Rising From Battle for Power

Tells: Newsmen the Public Interest Demands Settlement  On Proposed Basis

Asserts Labor, Management  Seek Control   Rejects Fairless Plan To Call Conference of Principles In Strike

Both. Gr oups HaveTooMuch,   Executive Says   Public Interest, He_Dé ‘clares, Demands: That: “UWS, Steel Aséept White. House Wage Propusal                Has No Plans To 2 :  ‘Seize StéePP Piants   Says Governinent ‘Shonid Assert Liself. Further In Labor Miguntes ‘Thr ra

GovernmentMust Act For People, Truman Declares   Blames Strikes On Struggle For Power Of Capital, Labor

Both Have Too Much Power, President Says:   Calls for Settlement OF Steel Strike in. Public Interest’

Truman Perceives ‘Battle for Power’ In Labor Disputes   SEIZURE NOT TO BRING PAY LIFT TO STRIKERS

Renews Proposal For Steel Firms To Accept Wage Offer   fruman Always Eager To Discuss Problems With Business Leaders To Solve Labor Disputes

Truman Views Labor Rows As Bids For Power   President Caustic To Fairless Suggestion Of Conference

AFL UNION MODIFIES ITS EARLIER BACK TO WORK ORDER IN MEAT DISPUTE

Industry anc Labor Bid For Power   ‘President Says Both Are Too Strong Now: Steel Strike Violates The Public Interece

Public Interest Demands End,  Truman Says   Reiterates Steel Management Should Accept His Pay Boost Proposal

PUBLIC RIGHTS COME FIRST,   President Feels Both Unions and Industry Have Too Much Power

SAYS LABOR, MANAGEMENT TOO STRON   Truman States Power Of Peoples Must Be Asserted

ASSERTS STEEL SHOULD ACCEPT WAGE FORMULA   settlement Demanded By Public Interest, President Says

ASSERTS STEEL SHOULD ACCEPT 18/,-CENT PLAN   President Claims That Both Management And Labor Are Too Powerful

Fairless Urges Truman  Call Industry Conclave  To Consider Wave Hike   BATTLE FOR POWER IS BASIS OF STRIKES PRESIDENT TRIMAN STATE

Ti ruman Ire On Industry And Labor.   President Asserts. _ Much of Strife Is _ Caused By Greed for Power By Both Sides

Truman Sees Capital, Labor Too Powerful   Public Interest Demands Steel Peace, He Says

U. S. Intervention In Balkans Is Aid to Two Nations   Rumania and Bulgaric Will Get Better Government in Future

Congress May Decide OPA Fate Tonight      Joint Committee Works On Disputed Provisions

Unusual Meet Scheduled By Committee   Four Points Still Are To Be lroned Out; Deadline Approaches

Night of Decision’ For OPA  Rep. Wolcott Sees Final FormOf Price Control By 9:00 P. M.

PRICE. PARLEY MAY COME T0 TERMS MONDAY   8 P. M. Meeting Predicted As Time Committee Will Act

OPA Bill May Reach Final  Form Tonight   Committee Schedules Meeting at Night to Assure Action Before  OPA Expires Sunday

FINA BILL EXPECTED TO BE SETTLED   Conferees Meet In Unusual Session At 8 O'clock To Iron Out Last Differences On Price Control.

PRICE. CONTROL DECISION TIME pOMES TONIGHT   Conferees Of. House, Canate’: Meet At 8 P>M.

Extension Agreement  Predicted  Senate And House Conferees To Mee!

Conferees to Meet Monday Night in Session Expected To Be Conclusive

Final Form Of Legislation Is Expected   Joint Committee Must Get Right Down To Work

END OF CEILINGS ON FOOD LOOMS AS MAJOR ISSUE   3 Other Provisions Must Be lroned Out Also Before Final Action Comes

Night of Decision’ For OPA  Don Waleatt So0e Find! Form Of Price Control By 9:00 P. M.

OPA Decision  Comes Tonight,  Vote Tomorrow   Joint Committee Expects To. Settle. Differ At Special Meeting

Predict Final Form of Controversial Issue in Extraordinary Session

Decision Near On OPA Contro Say Conferees   Conclusive Meet Scheduled Today For Committeemen

EXTENDER BILL TO BE READY BY 9 P.M.   Present Measure To Expire At Midnight Sunday   DISAGREEMENTS   Reduced To Four By House, Senate Conferees; Vote Expected Tuesday

SOLONS NEAR SHOWDOWN ON OPA PROPOSAL   Night Session Set In Effort To Reach Agreement On Final Form

Fate of OPA Bill Known Tonight   Four Points Remain For Last Discussion

SOLONS TO HOLD UNUSUAL MEET ON PRICE RULE   Wolcott Holds Hope for Final Agreement One Hour After Session Starts

OPA F acing Determining Move Today Upon Future   Final Form Depends On Night Gathering

Committees Of Senate, House Get Together   Agreement By 9 P. M. Is Forecast By Rep. Wolcott, Michiaqan

County Farmers Planning to Attend First Agronomy Field Day Since War

FLORA EXPECTS SNOW   Another Mid-Winter Cold-Wave Moves Into Kansas

Comb Northern Indiana For 2 Assailants Who Wounded State Trooper

Scarcity Of Meat Certain   Supply Faded While Ceilings Were Off, OPA Points Out

Meat Shortage ls Indicated   Not Enough Meat to Give Everyone All Kinds He Wants

OPA Sees Boost Of 600 Million Yearly in Cost   Baker Says “Not Enough For Ey. eryvbody": Highest Increases On Choicest Cuts   Ry FDWIN BR HAAKINGSON

Double Order of Bad News With New Meat Price:   Prices Increase; Supplies to Be Less

NEW CEILINGS WILL BOOST RETAIL PRICE   Luxury Class Hardest Rit, Baker Declares

Meat Higher More Scarce,  This Tuesday   OPA Director Predicts Shortage Of Meat Aftet “Cetlines Restored, — i

Shortage Due, Prices Rise Next Tuesday   OPA Gives Housewives Double Order Of Bad News Today

Nation's Meat Bill Going Up $600,000,000   And There Won’t Be Enough Of It Then, OPA Announces

HOUSEWIVES GET MORE BAD NEWS ON MEAT PRICES   OPA Expects Shortage After New Ceilings Go Inta Effect Tuesday

MEAT SCARCITY DUE TO RETURN, OPA AID WARNS   New Ceilings Are Expected To Boost Nation’s Bill 600 Million Yearly

HIGHEST PRICE TAGS PUT ON CHOICE CUTS   No Increase Made In Lower Grades Of Beef   0,P.\A. OFFICIAL   Declares New Ceilings Fixed So Average Family Will Be Affected Least

U.S. Housewives Facing 600 Millior Meat Bill Boost   OPA Forecasts a Meat Shoriage When Ceilings Are Put Back On

Deputy Director Predicts Shortage Meat Shortage; New Ceilings Boost Nation's Bills $600,000,000

Housewives Face $600,000,000 Boost In Annual Meat Bill   Porter Gets Assurance of Packers Help in Controlling Prices

LUXURY CLASSES HARDEST HIT BY RISE, SAYS OPA  PRICES INCREASED : mire APT TATA e A Al   PRICES INCREASED OVER CEILINGS IN EFFECT ON JUNE 30

Meat To Be Scarce, Says  OPA Official    There Is Not Enough For Everybody To Get All They Want, Is  Government Report

Upper Brackets Hit Hardest in Price Increase   Retail Jump Will Add Up to $600,000,000 in Yearly Bill ©

Double Order — Bad News On -Meat Prices   Prediction ‘of  “Scarcity” Follow’s OPA’s Announce: cment-of Hike in ~ Ceilings:

Dark Future Is Forecast On All Meat  Price Hike and  Shortaves Seen

DOUBLE ORDER OF BAD NEWS FOR SHOPPERS      Meat Will Cost More, But Ther Will Be Short Supplies on Markets   CHOICE CUTS WILL BE SCANT. HOUSEWIVES TOLI

Meats To Soar In Price And Become Scarce   New Ceilings To Add $600,000,000 To Nation’s Bills

Double Shot of Bad News Given   Meat Bill Higher and Supply Short, Report

Housewives Again Facing Meat Dearth   Shortage Expected To Follow in Wake Of New Price Lids

LUXURY CLASS HIT HARDEST BY OPA LIST   Ceilings, In Effect Tuesday, Boost Nation’s Bill $600,000,000

Senators Predict End Of OPA If Price Ceilings On Cotton Are Attempted

Cotton State Senators: Threaten to “Kill” OPA   Bowles’ Notice of Proposed Price  Ceilings on Raw * Ether le frtiieienel

Southerners Opposed To Fiber Ceiling   Johnston Of South Carolina Hurls Menacing Challenge

Southern Senators Say OPA’s Notice Of Cotton Ceilings May Doom Price Control

Angry Cotton Solons Pledge Death To OPA   Senators Angered At — Ceiling On Crop

Angry Southern Senators Hurt Threats At OPA   Protests Arise Because Of Ceilings Placed On Raw Cotton

Coiton-State Senators Plot End of OPA   Threaten Fight Against Continuaneé Over Price Order‘

Say They’ll Let OPA Die June 30  Cotton States’ Senators Say Proposed Ceiling On Cotton Means OPA’s End

AFTER OPA'S SCALP   Southern Solons Enraged by Ceiling on Cotton

Southern Senators Threaten To Kill OPA If Cotton Ceiling Is Imposed   Bowles Says Ceilings May Be Fixe >d Tf Found Necessarv; Says Manufacturers Complaining of “High Price” of Cotton.

ECONOMY DRIVE IS JEN SETBACK: BY FLOOD PLANS       Flood Control. and Navigatior Projects to Be Expanded Tn. Fiscal. Year

Reveals New Missiles h carry Hitting Force of a Cruiser. ‘  Nav) Whic   ccFRT TEST IS EERIE   jcc Projectiles Emitting Long fongues of Flame Are Shown to Newsmen,   Feature of Exhibition Is Tiny jim. Which Rips Huge Hole  i» Thick Armor Plate.

NEWSMEN GET EYES FULL AT TESTING RANGE   Big Dick’, ‘Tiny Tim’ Mak Deep Impression On Guests At Tests

NAVY REVEALS NEW ROCKETS   Weapons Combine Destructive Power With High Degree  we danas:

B-29 Circles Missing Plane: Drop* Supplies   Other Craft Believed En Route*to Wreck In Swiss Mountains

U.S. Minister and Iran Premier Hold Conferenece   Threat of Coup to Overthrow Qavam Remains

BERLIN ROCKED BY EXPLOSION; 300 HT   One Killed, 100 Seriously Injured, Police Report   Spread Over Several Midtown Blocks: Cause Appears Accidental

Blast Shatters Red Headquarters 300 Casualties   Ammunition Explosions In Heart Of Berlin Are Apparently Accidental

Blasts Wreck Building In Berlin   Headquarters Of Red And German Police Shattered

REPORT 300 HURT IN BERLIN BLAST   Police Building in Russian Section Wrecked

300 Casualties In Early Morning Blast... . Berlin Explosion Today Rocks Red Headquarters

309 Casualties In Ammunition Blasts dn Berlin   Headquarters 0) Police Forces

Casualties in Berlin Blast Fyceed 300   Believed Accidental; Debris Scattered Over Area of Several Blocks

Blast Rocks Berlin Area   300 Casualties Reported From Explosion of Red Ammunition Dump

BERLIN AMMO BLAST    Explosions Wreck Building Used by Soviet Military

Explosions Rock Sector of Berlin   300 Casualties Reported In Soviet-Held Section

AMMUNITION EXPLODES ik BERLIN   Headquarters Of Red Military Police Wrecked

House denies request for  lend-lease cut Shipments still  goings to Russia

Russia Radio Says Iranian  Oil Wanted   Accuses Tehran Of Defending British Monopoly

hah’s ; Regime Favors’ Britain On Oil. £ Clain         Mescow. Holdings. -.-.   Char ged ie an ‘Plas. Violated Pledge   feanwhile;” “Sov iet: Pres: Says Fierce Batile - For:

‘Refuse To Grant Equal Rights Thus Defending  Concessions Of Britain

Lionist Congress Turns Down Bid  To London Parley   Refuses Invitation By Close  Vote; Condemns British Oppression

World Zionist will Not Participate In London Conference   Terrorism In” Holy: Land Is. Condemned.

Blockade Of Spain Slated For Rejection   United States Cold Towards French Plan

U, S. Does Not Favor Quarantine Of Spain To Hasten End Of Franco

U. 5. Expected To Rejed French Idea  Likely to Oppose Economi Blockade of Spain

FRENCH WOULD BLOCK SPAIN   US Probably to Reject Proposals For Quarantine

Expected To Turn ‘Down : French Request - For - Stepping Shipments Of   Oil and Othe# Supplies.

Fraulein Wife Ban Is Lifted   Restrictions To End Within 15 Days With Certain Reservations

FRAULEINS AS GI BRIDES   M’NARNEY AIDE SAYS BAN ON MARRIAGES WILL BE LIFTED.   Surprise Decision, (0 Be Effective Within Fifteen Days, Will Allow Vows When soldier Is fieady to Leave Reich,

POLITICAL THROTTLE OPENED WIDE  GOP's Claim That Nation Is Disausted By Demo Fumbling

Nation Facing a Vast Army of Criminals   Law Enforcement Has Gigantic Task Savs J. Edaar Hoover

Biggest U.S. Crime Wave  Is Predicted  Hoover Warns Crisis Nearing

J. EDGAR HOOVER SAYS NATION FACES SIX MILLION POTENTIAL CRIMINALS

FBI Chief Sees Peril to Homes, Lives In Rapidly Rising Army of Criminals

FBI Head Says  New Lawlessness Threat To Nation   Hoover Warns ‘Potential Army of Six Million’ Criminals Forming

Army of 6,000,000 Criminals Faces  Nation, FBI States   Director J. Edgar Hoover Says Homes, Live: Threatened by Serious Crime Every 20.1 Seconds, Asks Remedies

Potential Army of Six Million Criminals Menaces Nation, Chief of FBI Declares

LANE CAPTURES THIS COUNTY IN OFFICIAL COUNT   Mistake In Addition Had Previously Favored McKeldin; Margin Is 162   COL. MARKEY PICKS UP SIXTEEN MORE VOTES

Goering Tried to Negotiate Nazi Demands   Sent Swedish Agent In 1939; Lord Halifax Discloses at Trial

FORMER NAZI CHIEF FIGHTS BACK IN WAR TRIALS  Halifax Says Goering Attempted To Arrange For Peace Talks Before Nazis Started Big Atfacks

HALIFAX STATES COERING OFFER   Sent Swedish Man  for Nevotiations

HALIFAX BOLSTERS GOERING’S DEFENSE   Admits Reichsmarshal Tried to Pravent Wor

Trial May Hear Halifax Notes   Envoy Replies to questions Ou Goeerine Nevcatintianc

GEORGE MEDALIE BOURT OF APPEALS JUDGE, SUCCUMBS   Held Many Important State Posts; Known as Governor Dewey’s Political Ssonsor

Brilliant Jurist Detected Outstanding Qualities in Present Governor  Back in 1930

Appeals Justice Dies in Albany   Medalie Had Dewey as Assistant in 1933

Report Drop in Meat Animals   20 of Biggest Yards Get Little Livestock

Devers Probe by Committee Ends Quickly   Hearing Ended in 5 Minutes: General Denles Word Coward

Nothing New In Coal Deadlock   Conciliz tor Seeks  Bus Strike Settlement   Devers Denies Callin = Congressman Coward s

GENERAL DEVERS DENIES CONGRESS STATEMENTS   Commander of Army Ground Forces Didn‘t Call Conqressman Cowards

Gen. Devers Denies Slap At Congress   Four-Star Commander Called on Carpet by House Unit

t . " General Devers Denies Calling Solons Cowar ils   Atlanta Reporter Resorted  To Editorial Presumption  ; and Interpretation After Interview

DEVERS DENIES STATEMENT ON CONGRESSMEN   Telis House Group He Did Not Call Members ‘Cowards’

DEVERS DENIES PRESS STORIES   Army General Tells House Group He Didn't Call Congressmen ‘Cowards’

Devers Says  Charge False   Army Commander Denies Callin 8 Congressmen ®‘Cowards.?

Tex Johnson Captures Speed Race At Air Show   Sets New Record With 373.908 MPH In P-39 Airacobra; Jets Scorch Air

NATIONAL AIR CLASSIC WON BY JOHNSTON   ‘Texan Exceeds Former  - Record With Speed  : Of 373.9 Miles   By JAMES J. STREBIG Associated Press Aviation Reporter

ALVIN JOHNSTON WINS AIR RACE; SETS NEW RECORD   New Yorker Captures Thompson Trophy and $19,200 In 300-Mile Classic at Cleveland,   HIS AVERAGE SPEED IS 373.908 M. P. H.   Tony Le Vier of Los Angeles Finishes Second and Earl Ortman of Tulsa Third.

JOHNSTON IS WINNER OF $19,200 PRIZE   Sets New Record in Cleveland Race Events; Is Test Aviator

p-39: Wints-Big—~ Air Race Event At 373 MPH   AAF Jet Planes Stage Show at 515 M.P.H. Whirlwind Pace

Johnston, Texas Test Pilot, Yinner Of Tompson Trophy      Wins $19,200 With Average Speed of 373 Miles an Hour — Army Pilot Scorches Course in Shooting Star at 515 MPH

Johnston Cops : Air Race Prize   Wins Thompson Trophy At Cleveland

Tex Johnston Wins Thompson Air Race   Sets New Record of 373.908 MPH - Jet Plane Covers Course at Average Speed of 515.853

SPEED RECORD ESTABLISHED BY FORMER TEXAN   Tex Johnston Wins Thomp. son Trophy At Speed Of 373 Miles An Hour

Action Follows Stormy Meeting Of Union’s General Commitiee; Pres. Mueller Refuses To Shake Hands With Co. Executives   ARBITRATION TO BE CONSIDERED LATER

Police Search For New Leads  In Degnan Case   Negro Handyman Held For Questioning as Parents Go to Boston

FAIL TO SOLVE KIDNAP DEATH   Police Seek New Leads In Week Old Slaying Of Chicago Child

HERSHEY TELLS COMMITTEE HE WANTS DRAFT CONTINUED, BUT SENATOR SAYS IT WILL END

Extend Dratt ilershey Urges   Selective Service Chief Wants Draft Continued After May 15, Com. mittee Learns

Lewis Quiet, May Reopen Pay Demand   Capitol Pondering New Wage Formula Effeet on Miners

WHAT WILL NEW PRICE POLICIES DO FOR MINERS?   That Question Has Been Raised By Truman’s WagePrice Policy

3 Papers Filed By ‘Candidates   Hagan. Coffman, Brown  Horan  Announce Here

New Civil War T hreat In Iran    Breakdown of Negotiations to Bring Azerbaijan Back to Fold, “Very Serious”

TEHERAN MEETING REPORTED FAILURI   Azerbaijan Delegation Wil Return to Tabriz

Delegation Will  Return To Tabriz   Negotiations With Central Government Broken  Down; Deadlock Denied

Say Azerbaijan Parley Fails   Break Down of Negotiations Termed “Very Serious” 

Internal Rift Jolts Iranians   Azerbaijan Problem Mav Stir Civil War

Conference Breakdown Poses Iranian Menace   Azerbaijan Delegation Will Return to Capita!l— Middle East Expert Sees  TL. ok Le pm et nee

Threat of Civil War in Iran Parley Failure   U. 6. Moves to Postpone Showdown on Albania Admission

Negotiations By Iranians Break Down   Azerbaijan Group Ready to Leave For Own ‘Capital’

DEADLOCK SEEN ON AZERBAIJAN   Observer Fears ‘Civil War lf Breakdown’s True

Threat of Civil War Seen in Iran   Central Government Talks with Azerbaijan Leaders Break Down

Azerbaijan’s Negotiations  Deadlocked   Members of Province Dele. gation Say Parley Has Broken Down: Tehran Says # Ended Friendly

Kx-Secretary Plans To Renew Fight For ‘EKasy-On-Reds’ Idea   Tells Commerce Employes He is Resigning To Be Free To Seek World Peace

Wallace Throws Down Challenge   ‘Ousted Cabinet Official Will Continue Battle For Foreign Policy Change

Wallace Leaves Tangled Trail of  Question Marks  But Wrangle for Demo Leadership Is Sure to Be Hot

Gives Notice He Will Battle For Own Policy   Says He Resigns In Order To Be Free To Act

People — Asked to  Form View   Democratic Battie Lessens Chances for Election Victory

Wallace Takes Up Fight for Peace as Unmuzzied Citizen   Success of Any Policy, We Says, Rests Entirely Upen Confidence  ' of People

Wallace To Wage Fight  For Peace   Citizen, He Tells formmerce Emaloves

‘Wallace Throws Down Gauntlet In Policy Fight   Three Texans Occupy Top Spots in Cabinet

OUSTED CABINET MEMBER PLANS TO SPEAK MIND   Will Continue To Fight For His Beliefs As Private Citizen; Politicians Dis ree On Effect Of  < akeun.

Wallace Continues Battle on Policy as An Ordinary Voter   Peace More Important to Us Than Politics, Job  lowan Declares

Wallace Will Push Foreign Policy Attack      : “Tells Nation Winning “Peace More Important -Than Politics . .

Wallace To Battle For Views   Will Carry Fight For “Easy-On-Russia” Policy to People; May Mean Demo Split

Plans to Wage Campaign  vate Citizen On Ge With Russia. Plan         CHALLENGES: TRUMAN To

Wallace to Continue ‘Gc Easy’ Policy   Steps Down from Cabinet Post with Pledge to Carry on “Fight for Peace’?

To Continue Battle Over Foreign Policy   Removes Any Doubt That He Will Battle For ‘Go-Easy-With-Russia’ Ideas

Will Continue Fight--Wallace   Ousted Secretary Says He Il Renew Efforts for Peace

WALLACE THREW DOWN GAUNTLET TO TRUMAN FORCES   For a Continuing Battle Over Foreign Policies; a Private Citizen.   FIGHT FOR WORLD PEACE   Winning the Peace Is More Important Than High Public Office.

All Happy Over Wallace  Decisions   Democrats Say His Action Strengthens Party; GOP Envisions Party Breach

Calls Winning Peace Above Party Polities   Bitter Struggle for Control of Democratic Party Predicted—Loss Of Votes Debated

Dismissal May Split Off eft Wina Of Party   ‘Winning Peace’ More Important Than High Public Office, Says Ousted Secretary

To Continue “Fight For Peace’ As An Individua -~ Farewell Message

DISMISSAL MAY SPLIT OFF LEFT WING OF PARTY   FREE AS PRIVATE CITIZEN TO FIGHT FOR PEACE DETAILS

Temperatures.   Political Effects Of Cabinet Shift Difficult to Guess

Wallace To ‘Fight For Peace   Throws Down Gauntlet TAdministration For Policy Battle

Will Continue Fight In-Role  Private Citizen      Reiioves All’ Doubt That He Will Battle For His “Go-Easy-With- Ruse sia’? Ideas   Congressmen Buzz  . With Speculation    Opinions Vary Over Whiether Secretary” 's Ouster Will Aftéet._Eleetion Resnits

Wallace Hurls Challenge At Administration For — Continued ‘Policy’ Battie

CALLS WINNING OF PEACE MORE VITAL THAN JOB   Capital Wonders If Truman Action Will End Dispute Over U. S. Program

WALLACE THROWS DOWN ~ CHALLENGE TO TRUMAN   Ousted Secretary Of Commerce Says He Will Continue Battle Over Foreign Policy Which Led To His Dismissal—Effect On Uncertainty Over U. S. Stand And Results Within Democratic Party Comprise Principal Points Of Capital Speculation

Fired Secretary To Continue Fight   Tells Nation “Peace More Important than High Public Office” — Reactian Snliz

Wallace Will Continue Fight   Says He was Resigning To Continue Fight for World Peace

Dismisal May Lose “Left Wing” Vote for Party   Speech by Ousted Secretary Stresses Continued Fight for Peace,;— Comment Varies

Ex-Secretary Of Commerce In Statement   “Will Fight To Win Peace,” He Tells Audience

Insists Reds Must Have Easy Terms   Resignation Frees Him for Battle On Byrnes Policy

Wallace Pledges Himself To Go On With Fight   Just When and Where Wallace Will Begin Cam paign for Views Uncertain

— POLICY ROW — Now Free  To Battle For Peace   Issue Is More Important Than Office or Party

WALLACE WILL CONTINUE FIGHT FOR HIS VIEWS   Throws Down Gauntlet To Truman Adminictration   Depar ture From Cabinet Raises Two Questions

Ousted Cabinet Official Throws Down Gauntlet   Split In Democratic Ranks Widened By Foreian Policy Row

Wallace To Continue on Policy Fight   Tells People Winning of Peace Surmounts Any Political Angle.

FOREIGN POiICY DEPENDS UPON NATION, HE SAYS   Political Future Uncertain As Major Questions Face U. S. Leaders

Wallace Is Free To Fight For Idea   Winning Of Peace Is Called Higher Than Office.

Believes In His Program  For Peace Now Speaks As A  Private Citizen

Challenge To Truman Definite One   ‘Winning The Peace More Important Than Party Politics,’ Declares Dis tiie Se ee

He's Free Now fo Wace Battle as Private Citizen  Says Winning Peace ‘Ts Vital Issue

Eric Johnson Also in Line, Reports Say   Ousted Secretary Pledges to Continue Fight for Peace

PEACE FIRST, SAYS FORMER SECRETARY   Effect Within Democratic Party Is Described   THIRD PARTY TALK   Discounted By Politicians In Washington: Porter Seen As Successor

‘Private Citizen’ Role Is Assumec In Policy Fight   Fired Commerce Chief To Continue Battle ‘For Winning Peace’

PHILLIPS AND RICE WEDDING SOLEMNIZED   Young Croydon Woman Becomes Wife of South Langhorne Resident  150 AT THE RECEPTION

NEGROES FEAR LYNCHING, TURN GUNS ON POLICE   300 State Patrolmen Mop Up Columbia Section With Machine Guns   FORTY PERSONS ARRESTED   Guardsmen Stand By While Civil Authorities Quell Trouble In Area

ARRESTED BY BRITISH   Seek Terrorists Who Raided RAF Fields, Palestine

New U.S. Cruiser Sent to Troubled Trieste Sector   OCITV KEY ISSUE

Solons Waiting Truman Speech   Demniobilization aud Strike Action Postponed

Action Sought By Solons On GI Discontent      Congress Arranges Calendar at Opening of 2nd Session

Legislators Urge Quick Action to Curb Strikes As Congress Resumes

Calendar For Congress Crowded; Demobilization  And Strikes Head List

Two Senators Request Quick Action on Labor Legislation; President Renews His Plea for Speed; Truman’s Message Awaited Thursday

House and Senate Wil Hear Eisenhower and Nimitz Today   HOUSE PROBE IS ASKED   Legislation To Increase Legal Responsibility of Unions Is Urged

Great Revival Of Religion s  Needed-[ruman   President Makes Plea For Revival Of Spiritual Strength In Columbus Speech   RESTORATION OF REASON IS URGED

WASHINGTON (AP)—President Truman returned to the capital Wednesday by plane.

TRUMAN PLEDGES 3 SUPPORT AND DEFENSE UNITED NATIONS CHARTER, NEW AWAKENING

CHURCH GROUP TOLD MANKIND _- IN ‘DOORWAY   PRESIDENT DECLARES. DECENCY, REASON AND SROTH_—__ ERHOOD_IS_HOPE TO AVOID. DISASTER

Truman Urges Moral Revival In Ohio Speech   Religion, Reason and Brotherhood Held Only Hope Against A-Bomb

Columbus Talk Warns of Atom Bomb Dangers   Urges Churchmen To Lead Way in Rescuing World

Biggest Harvest In History Seen  Predicted in Month’s Crop Survey

Record Harvest Is Forecast In  USCropSurvey   Sunny September Weather Ideal For Maturing Corn

RECORD HARVEST SEEN FOR NATION   Dry Weather, However, Has Cut Into Corn Output

Greatest Harvest In History to Be Gathered in UJ. S.  August Drouth Has Shaved Corn But It Still Sets Record

Late News Flashes   S.V. McKee Reelected Head Of REA At Annual Meeting Held In Clearfield Armory

R.E.A. Holds Elections At Annual Meet   S. V McKee Reelectec President, Local Men Placed In Office  By Cooperative

LAW STUDENT MAY G0 TOU OF T OTHERWISE, ACCORDING TO RULING  JUDGE SAYS MATTER ©

Judge Rules In Negro Lav Course Case   University Of Texas May Have To Enroll Negro

Sweatt Goes fo Uofl if A&M Board Stalls   Judge Delays Final Action on Negro Until February

Rules Negro May Go to UT if Law School -Not Set Up by February 1

Judge Gives State Until February To Setup Classes  At Prairie View College

Judge Orders Equal Rights To Be Given   Regents Allowed Until February Tn Start Sehool

Law Course Must Be Set Up by Feb. 1   Negro Can Enter University Unless Deadline !s Met

DEADLINE SET PEB. LON NEGRO LAW SCHOOL   Judge Rules Sweatt May Enter University Then if Course Not Provided

If Law School Training Is Not Provided, Sweatt Must Be Admitted to TU. Judae Archer Rules

‘SUGHT BREAK SEEN IN COAL PARLEY EFFORT   Schwellenbach To Confer With Owners Sunday, Lewis, Monday

Both Sides ‘Giving’, ‘Report   Schwellenbach Plans Meetings To Capitalize on Opening, He Says

COAL STRIKE SETTLEMENT MAY BE NEAR   U. S. Acts to Obtain Quick Adjustment of 27-Day Bituminous Walkout.

‘SLIGHT’ HOPE FOR COAL’ SEEN      Schwellenbach Schedules New Talks As Railroads Reveal Supplies Very Low

Federal Labor Chief Summons Operators to Sunday Meeting; Lewis Sets Anthracite Demands

RENEWED IN COAL STRIKE   ‘Sec.-of Labor Finds Opening. In Negotiations

COAL SUPPLIES DISAPPEARING   SCHWELLENBACH THINKS HE SEES “BREAK”

SEES ‘SLIGHT’ WEDGE IN SOFT COAL DEADLOCK   Schwellenbach Hopes It Will Widen Enough To Get Settlement

U.S. Grabs at ‘Break’ in  Coal Strike   Selwellenbach Able To Bring Parties Together Today

SCHWELLENBACK OPERATORS WILL CONFER SUNDAY   Coal.Shortage Threat ens Curtailment of Railroad Service

Labor Secretary Finds Opening In Deadlock; Calls Parley On Sunday

A a nt tear  Understands W hat Losing an Election Means Says Democrat

Jones Warns Against Haste In Harvesting Oats Still Unripe   A Few More Days Will Add Both Weight and Nutri ment

Future of Korea Still  Is Problem as Year Passes After Fighting   Little Nation, Still Striving for Some Forn Of Government, Is Sharply Divided in Many Respects; U. S. Officers Extend Help

2 Slav Soldiers Killed In Clash   Report Americans Fired On While Investigating ‘- Outpost Rule Violation

-—SAIRM IS A—  U.S. Force Breaks Up Ambush   Yugoslavs Caught Violating Line in Disputed Area

American and Yugoslav Forces Clash  Boundary Troops Alerted » Bhter Shirmichag

U.S., Yugoslav Patrols Clash; 2 Tito Men Die   Yanks Attacked; Border Violated, 88th Division Charges

Yanks Kill 2 Yugoslav Soldiers   Yugoslav Patrol Had Crossed Ove: Forbidden Zone

American and  Yugoslav Forces Clash  Boundary Troops Alerted  a Mi MM

Two Yugoslav Soldiers Killed By Yank Patrol   No. U. S. Casualties In Skirmishes In Disputed Venezia Giulia.

Etec KILLED IN CLASHES WITH  AMERICAN TROOPS   ates ob Border. kine oi Held Reason for Fatal Clash of Patrols

U.S. Patrols Kill  Two Yugoslavs   Clashes Occur Near Zone Boundary

U. §. Patrol Kills Two Yugoslavs   Slavs Start Skirmish Near Occupation Line

YANKS FIRED ON BY SOLDIERS FOUND ON WRONG SIDE OF LINE TWO EUROPEAN MEN ARE  _ KILLED IN SKIRMISH; NO AMERICANS DIRT

TWO YUGOSLAVS SLAIN BY YANKS   Americans Skirmish With Tito Patrol

Showdown Is Due Today On Gotham Transit Strike   Board Of Estimate Back: Mayor’s Stand On  Collective Bargaining

Schools Given Conditional OK   Shortage Of Trained Teachers Cause For Classification

Atom Plants Now Possible As Coal Power Competition   First Unit Under Construction At Oak Ridge, Tenn.

Atomic Power Plants May Be Rivals For Coal   Official Says Plants Can Be Constructed If Coal Prices Rise

Atomic Powe ay Compete With $10 Coal  pec: PEE, ee   Expert Says Coal Will Never Be-Supplanted Entirely by Atom

‘Atomic Power Plants May Compete With Coal Fueled Plants If Prices Increase’

‘Sees Atomic Energy as Supplement,  Not Substitute, for Coal as Fuel

Se ‘tentist Declares  Atomic Power Plants Can - Compete With $10 a Ton Coal

Atomic Power Unit May be Built To Compete With Coal Fueled Plants

Fred Westergard,  Darlene Pageler Wed Monday At  Craig Parsonage

GLASS SUFFERS LOSS OF $20,000   Heart of Business District Threatened by Blaze

‘I've Kept My Figure’ Wife Explains Why Husband Spurned Harem to Come Home

G. I. G.I. Found Harem Girls Too Plump  Rejoins Wife Kept Slender by Work

News Behind » The News   WASHINGTON Ry Engene Siirliog  Embarrassment 1"

Wyatt and Vinson Urge Effective Price Controls   Housing, Chief Says Vets Program Can't Survive under House Bill

US. AUTHORITIES HOLD ERAULEINS IN PROBE OF FATAL SHOOTINGS BY GI

GERMAN GIRLS ARE QUESTIONED   Army Officers Quiz Frauleins Known To Have Been Fraternizing With Negro Soldiers.

Officials Hold German Fraulein: For Questioning   Girls Who Fraternized With Negro GI’s Held In Deaths of Sergeants.

Deputy Ex pediter, Announcing He Will Resign Today, Says, Truman Lays Basis _ for Room and Ruet.

Long Predicts Boom And Bust In Real Estate   Industry Choruses Approval and Forecasts Activity

LUIZ FICuILls “Boom, Bust” In Real Estate  Deputy Housing Expediter Says ‘There Isn't A Pro  Home Builders Forecast Speedup In Construction Of Vets’ Houses

‘Boom and Bust Real Estate Era Invited, Charge   Revised Program as Adyocated by Truman Termed ‘Non-Veteran’

A REAL ESTATE BOOM AND BUST IS FORECASTED   Housing Official Says Truman Program ‘No  Program At All’

Housing Policy Declared Boom, - Bust Invitation   Wyatt’s Aide Flays Nev

Says Truman’s Housing Policy an Invitation to Boom-and-Bust Pragram

Pattern for Boom And Bust Set, Says  Resigning Deputy   Long Predicts Sweeping Relaxation of Controls Will Mean High Price Houses Veteran Cant Afford; Sees Speedy End to All Controls Over Building

INDUSTRY IS CONFIDENT OF BIG INCREASE   $10,000 Price Ceiling Lifted, System Of Priority Ended

Builders Suy Houses Wiil Be Speeded Up   Housing Official  Claims Few Homes Wil Be Built That Veterans Will Be ‘Able To Afford

Housing Expediter Resigns In A Huff   Deputy Long Charges Truman Is Supporting ‘Non-Veteran, Non-Housing’ Plan For Nation

Housing Progran Declared Dead: Officials Quit   Real Estate Boom And Bust Predicted

HOUSING POLICY INVITES CRASH, LONG DECLARES   Official Pans Truman For Relaxing Controls, To Resign Own Job

EASED HOUSING CONTROLS BRING MIXED REACTION   Truman’s Plan Invitation To Real Estate BoomAnd-Bust, Long Says   INDUSTRY PLEASED WITH NEW PROGRAM

Government Official Hits New Policy © On Housing   Deputy Expediter Plans To Resign; Hits New ‘Pattern For Boom and Bust

Wyatt Aide Quits, Charging U.S. Housing Program Destroyed by Changes Made by President

President Demands Vigorous Building Program in 1947 with Emphasis on Rental Units.   RENT CEILING BULGE ALLOWED

Wage Dispute of Flambeaux Bearers Dims Night Parades of Mardi Gras

U.S. BLOCKS DANUBE, SAY YUGOSLAYS   Demand Release Of River Boats Taken from Nazis

YUGOSLAVIA MAKES NEW US. CHARGE   Claims This Nation Blocking Progress In Danube Area.

Reveals Plot fo Kill Alvin Paris  Court Asked to Hold Without Bail

Report Life of Defendant in Grid Scandal Threatened by Telephone

BAIL DECISION DELAYED AFTER WARNING TOLD   Attempts to ‘Remove’ ‘Fixer’ Hinted in Call to Police

Eyes Very Large Bookmaking Outfit Located Outside State of New York

Probing Committee to Hear Charge of Red Secret Police Operations

Red Activities Probe Schedulec  House Committee fe Sus law estiaatio

TO CONTINUE SOVIET STUDY   House Committee to Look Into Charges Of Activity in U. S.

Docket Charge Soviet Police  Active In U.S.   Next Congress To Get ‘F ollo w-Through’ On Budenz Expose

Soviet Activity To Be Probed   Russ Secret Police Afoot in U. S.. Word

Statement On Controls By Bowles   Belicves They’ll Be Necessary Until July, 1947 He Says

Meat Ceilings Will Continue   OPA May Not Be Able To Lift Restrictions For Many Months

U. §. TO KEEP — KEAT CEILINGS   Price Lid Will Be Retained: Until July, neers, «81 0)4'7

Meat Ceilings Will Remain —   Bowles Expects To  Keep Lid On Until 1947

Swollen Rock River Floods   Rises Six Inches Within  Twenty-Four Hours 

TRADE OFFER — MADE SOVIET      TURKEY OFFERS” TO” REVISE ADMINISTRATION OF STRAITS FOR RUSSIAN  _ me menee

Albania to Offer Next Test for Security Council  _- Membership Proposal — OFU. S. te Draw Soviet Opposition

PROPOSAL OF THE UNITED STATES — IS CONSIDERED   Would Defer Action On Applications For Membership.   TO SECURITY COUNCIL   Qualifications Are to Be Determined In the Late Summer.

U.S. Proposal f May ‘Bring U.N. Debate   Russia Expected to Oppose Plan Deferring  Action on Applications For Cannell Mamberek?.

New4U. N. Clash Looms   US. Proposal to Defer Admittance. of. New Members Likely To Meet Red Opposition

U.N. Clash Seen On New Member:   Soviets Expected To Back Albania

General Marshall Salutes Red Army   First Time Since June 1941 it Observes Anniversary In Peace.

HOOVER PLEADS FOR COUNTRIES FACING FAMINE   Urges Greater Self-Denia By Americans To Help Save 800,000,000

GREATER FOOD CONSERVATION   Says Self-Denial Necessary to Avert World Famine

Hoover Urges Greater Denial to Aid Starving   Nationwide Broadcast

Hoover Urges Self-Denial to Save Lives   Reports Findings of Tour to Famine Regions

SAYS. 800,000;000° FACING FAMINE   Hoover Calls Upon Americans For Greater Self-Denial

HOOVER URGES GREATER FOOD CONSERVATION   Says Self-Denial Necessary to Avert World Famine

Save Food, Hoover Asks Americans   Pleads for Self - Denial To Keep Millions From Starvation.

Hoover Calls on Americans fo “Save Starving   Self Denial Need~ tc Save 800 Million  in Famine

HUNGER MENACES THIRD OF WORLD, HOOVER REPORTS   Reviewing Food Survey Tour, Former President Urges Greater Self-Denial on Part of Americans.   FAMINE THREATENS 800,000,000 PERSONS   “We Can Save These People From the Worst, if We Will,” He Says, Outlining Pronosed Methods.

DENIAL URGED IN AID OF HUNGRY WORLD   Herbert Hoover Gives Account of His Trip Under Truman Order

Hoover Asks ation to  ighten Belt   Calls for Self-Denial To Help Feed 800 Million Starving

FORMER PRESIDENT SAYS HUNGER HANGS OVER HEADS OF THIRD OF WORLD'S  POPULATION

HOOVER APPEALS FOR FOOD FOR STARVING   Asks Amertcan People To Realize Situation .

Hoover Urges Greater U.S.  Saerifices   More Food Needed To Stave Off Belsen, Buchenwald Diets

»  we  a w  ce:  S  -6-4  a  Pred  . am ma  a  w  ao  1  ms  na  woe  sone:   Hoover Reports on Famine Trip

Commonwealth of Indonesia Offer Made by Dutch   Await Native Reaction; Spokesman Says Plan” “Starting Point” 

CHINESE SEEK TO PROLONG TRUCE   Army Commander Plans To Resume Drive

Conferees May Eliminate Many Senate- Approved Restrictions, Exemptions

Wilson W yatt Bows Out As Housing Chief   Refuses to Follow White House Policy Of Re~ Jaxing Building Controls é

Rls Expediter Quits....  Wyatt Resigns His Post; Protests Relaxation Of Home-Building Controls

Wyatt Resigns Housing Post, In Protest  Doesn’t Agree ae thss-ainr vg ing  nmérale

WYATT OUT AS HOUSING CHIEF   Chooses To Resign Rather Than Yield To Relaxing Controls   WiLL LEAVE CAPITAL

Wyatt Resigns Housing Post In Protest To Gov't Policies   Defeated In Efforts for Emergency Action On Vets Housing.

2 TRUMAN BIDS   Washington Visit Invitations Declined at Doctors’  Reaueet

EAL STALIN DECLINED BIDS   Two Invitations by Truman To Visit Washington Turned Down

STALIN TURKS DOWN BIDS 10 VISIT TRUMAN   PRESIDENT MAY GO ABROAD TO MEET SOVIET LEADER

2 Invitations To Visit U.S. ‘Turned Down  -By Stalin    ‘Doctor’s Orders  Given as Reason; _ Revelation Scanned For Political Angles

Stalin  Rejects 2 Invitations  To Visit U.S   Premier Says Long Trips e Discouraged Be Darter

Stalin Rejects Two Invitations To Visit Truman   Russian Leader Says His Doctors Have Forbidden Long Journeys

Stalin Turned Down Two Bids To Washington      Diplomats Speculate on Current Contest With  . Soviet Union

Stalin Rejects: - Bid to Journey To Washinator   Truman Reveals Russian Premier Spurns Invite To U

Stalin Rejects 2 Invitations  To Visit U.S.   Truman’s Statement Interpreted as Move In Current Diplomati: Contest with Russia

Truman Reveals That Bids Went Forward and That Each Time Russian Dictator Replied He Could Not Make Trip Because of Condition of Health President to Try to Persuade Stettinius to Continue as U. N. Delegate.

Stalin Turns Dowr U. S. Invitations   Truman Reveals Two Invitations To Red Leader: Stalin Says Il] Health Blocks Trin

SOVIET PREMIER SAID UNABLE TO MAKE LONG TRIP Stalin Turns Down Two Invitations From Truman To Visit U.§.: Stettinius May Quit Post On UN

Stalin Refuses U.S. Invitation   Diplomats See Announce ment As Indication of  Contest With Reds

STALIN TURNS DOWN TWO BIDS TO WASHINGTON   Stettinius Resignation As U. N. Delegate Is Rejected

College Trustees TnSession;Plan New Buikdings:  . “Work Begun On. . Dormitory. And Othe - ‘Buildings Planned

College Trustees  In Session, Plan  New Buildings Work —_— On. Dormitory And Ot}

Hanging to Take Place at Some ? Secret Place; News Men Go Into Seclusion   ONE PHOTOGRAPHER TO TAKE STILL PICTURES

Condemned Germans Will Die Tomorrow   Press Witnesses Told te _. be Ready to Go ‘Into ‘Seclusion

To Be Hanged On Wednesday   Location For Executions Not Announced

WAR CRIMINALS TO BE HANGED ON WEDNESDAY   Eight Newsmen And One Army Photographer Will Cover Executions   GREAT SECRECY MARKS ALL PRELIMINARIES

Wednesday Is Set As Hanging Day For Nazi Chiefs.   Exact Time and Place Are Unrevealed; Writer: Are Told to Be Ready for Action; Prisoners Issue Final Statements Regarding Their Acts

EXECUTIONS TO BE OVER FRE KNOWN   Wednesday Morning Date For Death Of 11 Nazis Holds

a ARE TOLD APPEALS DENIED   HANGING OF l1 TO TAKE PLACE WEDNESDAY, PRISON OFFICIALS SAY.

Allied Prison Officials Say Condemned Nazi War Chiefs to Hang W2dnesday

Nazi Hanging Scene Still Kept Secret  11 Condemned Men De Not Know They Will Die Tomorrow Morning

Contirm Hanging of Top Nazis Wednesday   Eight Correspondents Representing Four Powers To Be Presen?

Hangman Ready For Nuernberg Death Penalty    German War Leaders Face Gallows

Plans For German Executions Kept Quiet  Nazis Have Only 24  More Hours To live

AVOID ALL RISKS   Wednesday Execution Time Kept Secret From 11 Nazis

Top Nazis to Be Hanged This Morning  Place of Execution Not Yet Revealed by Authorities

Dewey, Opening Re-election Drive, Assails ‘Incompetence’ in Washinaton

Nazi Tycoons May Be Tried   By J. C. OESTREICHER INS Foreign Editor

ONLY QUESTION  OF VETS’ BONUS  ON SPECIAL CALL ILLINOIS GOVERNOR  TERMS SUBJECT OF  - RREAT IMPORTANCE

SMITH DRAFTS MORE LABOR LEGISLATION .   Virginian Would Ban Closed Shop, Strikes in Key Industries 

vinGinia., ONGRESSMAN TO “SPONSOR " LEGISLATION  AGAINST ALL-UNION EM- :  PLOYES IN FACTORIES

PROMI PALESTINE ROW   Acheson Hopes For Favorable Outcome Over Long Run In Holy Land

Palestine Plan Being Studied   Suggestions for Some Compromises Being  Prepared

Turn Attention From Kaiser Te  Other Builder:   Record of Florida Corpor: ation’s “Shoestring” Investment Awaits Investivation

Hear $600 Run Up To $2,000,000 .... Investigation Turns To Ship Firm Reported To  Have Made Huge Profits

Committee Turns Attention _ From Kaiser To Profits Of Other Merchant Shipbuilders   To Probe Firm Running $600 Investment Into Estimated Profits of $2,080,000

Ship-Building Probe To End; Figures Off   Contractors Say Commission Set Fees They Received

House Group Turns Attention From Kaiser To Other Firms   Maritime Commission Profit Figures Termed ‘Ridiculous’: And ‘Misleading’

[DELVE DEEPER IN PROFITS OF SHIPBUILDERS   Probers Plan to Study Florida Firm That Ran $600 Investment To $2,080, 000 In Profits   HEARINGS TO RECESS

Figures ‘Ridiculous’ Marine Profits Of Florida Firm Under Scrutiny

@ PAUL MALLON—  Mine Strike Deeply Stained With Politics, and Lewis May Lose

Fifty Are Present For Convention Of County Republican:  Select Delegates To Attend State And  Judicial Canventiane

F ifty Are Present For Convention Of. County Republican:  Select. Delegates To. - Attend State And  «Judicial Citangte st

CAVERN SITES BEING STUDIED      Army And Navy Investigate Possibilities Of Shelter From Atomic Bombs

OTERO QUITS RACE AND HOPES PEOPLE WILL TAKE NOTICE   Chavez, to Get Judgeship Fo: District As Opponent Ges Up Fight

Canvassing Board To Okay Election Of David Chavez  Otero Drovs out Of Fight after Watson Declares Chavez Win

Truman Approves Propaganda Fund Of. $30,000,000   Signs Bill Which Also Grants Aid to Nation’s Small Businesses

Sen. Taft Urges Temporary Truce Among GOP Presidential Aspirants

GOV. WARREN DELAYS A REPLY TO REQUEST FOR INTERVENING IN LOS ANGELES TROLLEY STRIKE. 

Steel Firm And Miners Drop Offer   Proposal Sought To Keep Captive Mines Operating

CAPTIVE MINE PLAN VETOED BY U.S. STEEL   6-Day Strike Ended As Transit Crews Set Ballot

Each Refuses To Accept Proposal Of Other Faction   New Developments Believed Unlikely As Pay Talks Recess

Vioses scores coal ezar in eaustic tone  Lewis adamant on union stand

Britain Delays U. N. Agreement On Disarmament   Bevin Balks At Soviet Pro posal For Diselosing Details Of Troops; Three Nations Back Russ Meve >

BRITISH THREATEN TO BLOCK DISCLOSING OF TROOPS ARROAD IINIESS FOR DISARMING PIAN

BRITAIN BLOCKS PLAN TO REVEAL DATA ON TROGPS   Soviet Proposal Favored by Other Nations Prior to Bevin’s Objection   WANTS ISSUE DELAYED   It Should Be Discussed With Disarmament, Asserts Foreign Secretary

Will Seek American And British Action Against! Gen. Franco   U-N-O SECURITY _ COUNCIL TAGGED

UL S., Britain  Urged to Break With Franco   Coalition Cabinet Of 3 Parties Votes To Close Border

French Cabinet Decides to Close lts Frontier to Spain   Votes to Shut Border at Midnight Friday; Asks U. S., Britain to Join Break With France

FRONTIER OF FRANCE, SPAIN TO BE GLOSEL   America and Britain Will Be Asked to Join In Break With Franco Regime.

French Vote To Break With Franco   Close Frontier: Refer ft to UNO  Security Council *

MOVE SEEN AS RETALIATION FOR FRENCH ACTION   TROUBLE BREWING AS FRANCO STRENGTHENS FORCES ON BORDER WITH MOORISH TROOPS.   Hendaye, France —- (U.P.) — Spain has beaten France to the draw in closing the frontier between

FRANCE TO SHUT SPANISH BORDER   Government To Act at Midnight of Mar. 1

Proposes Joint Break By France U. $. and Britain   Anti-Franco Sentiment Is Brought To Head By Cabinet Decision

French Cabinet Asks Break With Franco Regime   To Close French  Spanish Frontier

CLOSE SPAIN BORDER MAR.   Cabinet Votes to Requestion Action Against Franco

French M om Against Franco hv lade   ACTION TAKEN BY FRENCH GOVERNMENT EFFECTIVE MARCH 1; ASK OTHER . NATIONS TO ACT

Action To Occur March 1, Aimed At Franco Regime   Seek U. S., British  Backing; Move Caused By Left-Wing Pressure

French-Spanish Frontier To Be Closed March 1; French Urge U.S, British Action Against Franco

France Will Close Border To Spaniards   Renew Requests To U. S. And Britain For Action Against Franco

POLITICAL ENTANGLEMENTS AGAIN REVEALED AS RUSSIA REMOVES HEAVY MACHINERY FROM MUKDEN, IN ACCORDANCE WITH PURPORTED “BIG THREE AGRE®MENT.”

French Close Frontier To Franco Spain   Urge U.-S.-British Aid in Breaking Off With Spanish Government

French Aim Jab AtFranco   Cabinet Orders Froutier Closed At Miduight Friday

Permanent Use Of Big Pipe Lines For Gas Favored  House Group Scouts 0 “Monopoly” Fear, Raps Gyminaton Renort

Rejects Symington Idea That Pipeline Should be Used to Deter Oil Pipeline Monopoly; Urges Seale.

Permanent Use Of Inch Lines  For Gas Urged   Committee Scouts ~ Fears of Monopoly « In Oil Industry

Permanent ‘Pipeline For Gas Is Favored      Committee Report Scouts Fears of Petroleum Monopoly

Committee Favors Permanent Use Of Inch Lines for Gas   Fears That Monopoly in Petroleum Industry Would Be Created Scouted in Report By House Surplus Property Committee

FARM SECURITY LOANS AVAILABLE TO VETS   Former GI's Are Advised To Select Sites Before Applying For Assistance

Vets Wanting Farms Must Seek Loan Now   Director Predicts Exhaustion of Special Fund by June 30

Bulldogs Leave. For lowa City  Monday Mornitig  F our Of. First Saua 1 Are Ending

Bulldogs Leave For Iowa City Monday Morning   Four Of First Squad Are Ending School Cage Career

URGE REFUGEE ORGANIZATION   Canada Warns UN Council Delay in Forming Body May Halt Recovery

Million Million Refugees Pressing Problem Says Canadian, Joining U. S. Fight

WORLD AGENCY FOR REFUGEES HAS SUPPORT   Canada Believes That Peaceful Recovery Is Dependent Upon It

 Canadian Says Million Non-German Refugees Kev t6 Euvrene’s Recovery

Seek Refugee Organization. ~for Recovery   Unit Would Repatriuts Or Re-Settle Some Million Homeless  Europsens

Ukraine Charge In Line For Vote   Gromyko Preside: For First Time At Session

Canada Proposes Immediate Refugee Progran  U. N. Group Hears Warning as  Opposition Grows

CANADA JOINS U.S, IN REFUGEE FIGHT   UNO Nears Vote On Ukraine Greek Accusation

Canada Joins In Fight to Create Refugee Group   Opposition to Refugee. Organization Shown By  >) a . Se See pone meinem

"UN" Council Nearing Vote On Big Issue   Ukraine’s Charges Against Greece Are To Be Aired

 ‘: Drive Begins Next Week  ‘Full Details Of Clothing  e Collection Are Announced

Drive Begins Next Week {ere eS  Full Details Of Clothing  Collection Are Announced

COUNSEL DENIES SPLIT   Getman Defense Attorneys Promise Not to Preach Nazism

Nazi Defense Denies Split   Goering Threat to "Tell All’ on Schacht Declared Just Rumor

Counsel For Nazis Deny Any Split   Goering Threatens Dr. Hialmar Schacht

Key to Interplanetary Travel May Be Found in Artificial Meteorite Tests

Six Artificial Meteorites Will Be  Ejected By Rocket In Night Test  Small Pieces Of Molten Metal May Be Visible By aked Eye For 300 Miles

DENIED TREATMENT, POLIO VICTIM DIES   Prayers Only Medicine Per. mitted By Mother

BOARD TO ANNOUNCE PRICES ON ALL BASIC FOOD COMMODITIES   Price Controls Go Back Tues: day Unless Board Acts

Price Controls To Be Announced   Board To Reveal Tuesday, What Commodities Will Be Controlled

Food Price Peg Decision Due Tuesday Night   Decontrol Board Studies Views From All Sides

DECIDE AUG. 20 ON CONTROL Ot BASIC FOODS   Any Earlier Reports Pure Speculation, Says Thompson

DECISION ON: ~ PRICE SETUP COMING SOON   BOARD TO.ISSUE ITS STATE } MENT ON CONTROL OVER FOOD PRICES NEXT  Tt

New Regime Captures Government   Fighting Continues While Rebels Remain on Alert

Revolution Overthrows Government   Students String Up_ Body Of President; Violence Continues

Bolivian Ruler ls Ousted And Hanged Twice   Widespread Fighting i: Reported in South. American Country

Students Lead Rebellion; New Regime Made   Former President's Body Suspended From Lamp Post

Villarroel's Body Is Strung Up From Post   Student-Led Forces Thwart President's Plans To Escape   BODY IS PARADED THROUGH STREETS   Institutional Government Is Formed; Fighting Continues

SPECIFIC BIDS IN ANTHRACITE ARE NOT MADE   Mine Chief Says U. S, Steel Charges Off Plant Wear, But Not Human

SILENT PARTNER ye Lewis Blames U. s. Steel For Coal Talk Failure

Lewis Blames U.S. Steel for Coal Deadlock   Union Head Opens Anthracite Parley by Criticizing Soft Coal Owners’ Stubbornnes:

Breakdown Is Laid To Steel   Lewis Opens Anthracite Scale Convention in ~ Hazelton

LEWIS SAYS U. 8. STEEL: 1S BLOCKING COAL SETTLEMENT   Declares Collapse of Contract Talks Due to. Corporation’s Opposition to Safety  QClankce.   NO MINE PRODUCER “DARES TO DEFY” FIRM   Charge Made as Union Chieftain Opens Anthracite Scale  Convention in Hazelton, Da

Lewis Blames U. S. Steel  For Delay _ In Coal Talks   Says Situation Menaces Economy: Outlines Demands For Hard Coal

STRIKE BLAMED ON U.S. STEEI   “Stubborn Attitude” 01 Soft Coal Operators Scored By Lewis

LEWIS PASSES STRIKE BLAME TO U. S. STEEL   Charge Corp. Attitude Is Responsible For Ending Parley

Lewis Blames U.S. Steel for Coal- Deadlock   Mine. Chieftain Also Flays Nonco-operative Attitude of Operators

Truck Strike Hits Food Stores   Many New York Stores To Close Unless New York Truck Strike Is Fnded   MAYOR MAKES NEW SETTLEMENT MOVE

ORDERED THE EXECUTION OF 15 AMERICANS   The List Included War Cor respondent Joseph Morton.   WERE TAKEN LATE IN "44   They Were” Far Behind the Lines In Slovakia; Pui to Death Without Trial.

Yanks’ Execution Was Ordered by ‘Kalienbrunner   Gestapo Chief also Visited Mauthausen Where Prisoners Were Gassed in His Presence

issued Orders To Execute 15 Yanks   Testimony Against Kalten brunner, Former Ges tano Head   BLOODY HITLER DECREE   ‘uehrer Ordered Paratroop and Commando Men  Slaughtered

Nuernberg Military Tribunal’ Also Learns Ex-Gestapo Chief Eye-Witnessed GasMurder of Camp Victims

TEMPERATURES:   Graup Executed Without Trial After Capture   War Correspondent Joseph Morton One Of 12 To 15 Slain

Kalfenbrunner Ordered Yanks Killed, Charge   Reveal He Witnessed Gassing Of Prisoners; Hitler Demanded Commandos Slain

12 Americans Were Executed Witness Says   Ernst Kaltenbrunner Personally Ordered Execution of Americans, _Including Reporter

Gestapo Chief Ordered Yank Deaths   German War Criminal Said Responsible For 15 Executions

Hitler Decree of Death to Allied  Commandos Noted Trial Also Hears Of Slaughter of

Nazi Chiet Linked With Yanks’ Death   Executions Ordered By Kaltenbrunner, Court Told

AP Writer Among 12-15 Put To Death   Hitler Order To Murder All Allied Commandos Aleo Revealed.

Hitler Decree of Death to Allied  Commandos Noted Trial Also Hears Of Slaughter of  - 5000 Jews in Night

Ordered Execution of 12 to 15 Americans   War Correspondent  Among Captives That ’ Kaltenbrunner Had  Gaszsed Without Triaj

Death of Group Of Americanss Also Described   Massacre of 5000 Jews in Ukraine Is Cited in Affidavit

MILITARY COURT REOPENS TRIAL OF NAZI LEADERS   Hear Evidence That Former Gestapo Chief Kaltenbrunner “Ordered Execution of Fram 13. To 15. Americans  Dp. MALANTY NORPCAARD -

GESTAPO BOSS DECREED DEATH FOR 15 YANKS   Nuernberg Tribunal Told Hitler Ordered Commandos Slain

Ordered Yanks  Executed   Group Captured Behind German Lines In 1944 Were Killed Without any Trial

Gestapo Chief Ordered Death Of Americans   War Crimes Tribunal Hears Hitler's Order To Kill Commandos

Kaltenbrunner Personally Ordered Men Killed Without a Trial.   CHIEF SAW ATROCITY?

Former Gestapo Head Ordered Eyacution of 12t015 YanksWithoutTrial

AP NEWMAN WAS AMON MEN KILLED   Court Learns Hitler Had Ordered Death to All Commandos.

Former S.S, Guard Tells of Mass Slaughters at  Mauthausen Prison

Evidence Read As War Crime Trial Reopens   Correspondent Among Victims Put 40 Death

 Back of the Headlines Britain Rushes Argentine  Trade Bid to Beat Soviets

Battle With Refugees o Jewish Ship   British Officials Beat Some into Submission—Plan  Strike Sunday

Refugees Dely Order And Attack   Six Jews Beaten Unconscious By British Officials

BRITISH BATTLE RIOTING JEWS   Troops. Fight Way Aboard Refugee Ship

BRITISH BATTLE JEW REFUGEES   Six Beaten Unconscious As 1,400 Are Forced To Go To Cyprus

British Battle Jewish Refugees  Fight Way Aboard Schooner At Haifa

British Battle Refuge Jews   Six. Immigrants Defy Orders, Beaten

JEWISH REFUGEES BATTLE BRITISH ON VESSEL AT HAIFA   One Day Strike Planned - in Jerusciem as . Protest Baainct Rlackade

Jewish Refugees Battle British   Tear Gas is Used To Quell Disturbance Aboard Ship

Jews Beaten In Bloody Battle On British Ship   Trouble Breaks Out As Refugees Are Diverted Tc Cypress; 700,000 Plan One-Day Strike Sunday

BITTER CONTRAST SEEN BETWEEN FOOD AND LIVING CONDITIONS IN ISPAIN AND WAR RAVAGED FRANCE.

FRANCE FARES POORLY COMPARED TO SPAIN WHERE TABLES BULGE UNDER WEIGHT OF PLENTY FOOD

THE WORLD. TODAY Spain Compares Favorably :to France  BS mse Sea aee a ta ee

Spait’s Lo         aod  FB inest. Food America Entered War Founas Against Poiter *sMenl, Shockingly Mea 6 re; tw Paris

LAST DAY CAMPAIGNING  Final Blows Today in Most ’ Colorful Governor’s Race

Search Black Forest For  Plane Wreck   Unidentified Ship Seen lo Crash And Blast Near  Williamsport.

Quarter Block Is Enguifed By Raging Flames   Dunlap’s Store  And Tailor Shop Badlv Damaaed

Quarter Block Is Engulfed By Raging Flames  Dunlap’s Store  A ff, cf ge __.

Four Flyers Die in Idaho Crash   Plane Participating in Twin Fails Show

Four Men Killed In Air Crash af Twin Falls Show   Engine Trouble Is Blamed By Officer Of Traveling Unit

Ammunition © Fire Rocks All Shanghai   Exploded Bullets Hamper Firemen— Worse Than Barrage

BIG EXPLOSIONS ROCK SHANGHAI   HUGH AMMUNITION  DUMP CATCHES ripe

Records of Jap lip-Off Missing   Navy File Vanishes, -Probe Witness Sars

Supposed Jap Tipoff in 1941 on Approaching War Not Found in Navy File

NAVY FILE IS FOUND EMPTY   Probe Counsel Reports He Found Only Lone Paper Marked ‘“‘Cancelled”’

French Suffer Heavy Losses In Indochin:   Lose Garrison at Vink to Native Viet-Nam Forces

French Lose A Garrison   Casualties Heavy In Battle With VietNamese in Indo-China

French Suffer Heavy Losses  In Indochina   Lose Small Garrison To ¥Viet-Nam Forces; Continue Advanee In North Sector

French Troops In Indochina Suffer Losses   Gains Recorded On Two Sectors; Garrison Lost

French Hard Hit In Indochina   Garrison Attacked By Viet-Nam  Forces In Outbreak

CIO Strike Snarls Great Lakes Ships; Motor Industry Hit   At Least 22 Lake Ships Tied Up; Expect More To Follow Suit   Port - By - Port

Wallace Asserts OPA Butchering Hits at Industry   Says Industrial Strife May Be Experienced In Coming Year

Greece Prepares For Plebiscite   Measures Taken To Prevent Violence In Voting In Nation Sunday   MONARCHISTS ARE EXPECTING TO WIN

GREECE READY FOR SUNDAY'’S PLEBISCITE   Security Means Taken To Preven Violent Clashes

MOSCOW AGAIN OBJECTING TO NAVAL VESSEL!   ARMED BANDS OF GREEKS RE PORTED ROVING COUNTRYSIDE ON EVE OF MONARCHY VOTE

100 Marooned By Cloudburst In Maine Saved   Residential and Business Section of York Beach, Summer Resort, Is Flooded

ATOM OBSERVER KEY DRAFT MAN   Vote May End Deadlock On Conscription Of Teen-Agers

Absent Andrews Key to Draft Vote   Conference Recesses Waiting Message

FAIL AGAIN TO REACH PAGT ON TEEN-AGE DRAFT   Andrews, Assigned to Write Compromise Bill, En Route to Atomic Tests

Compromise On Draft Bill Strikes Snag   Senate, House Committee Fails To Reach. Agreement On Measure.

Lawmakers Are Snarled Up In Teen-Age Draft   Depend Upon Rep. Walter  Andrews, Now Enroute To Bikini, to Untangle Them

Pauley Denies Ickes Charge At Hearing   Krug To Assume All Posts Once Held By Ickes

U. S.-Trained Armies Reach Chinese City   ‘Strife-Torn Mukden Hii  By Bubonic Plague; Utilities Qu

Puppet Pu-Yi Lays Blame On Allied  Apathy  Former Sie ook kan He wll ae Pe Bele Bisons Ine B>.tes

Defends: Role _As Jap Puppet  ‘Tn Manchuria   Henry Pu-Yi Attacks Allied Inaction ‘In-Fate - of _. Early. Japanese .-* Conquests --

PUPPET EMPEROR OF MANCHURIA DEFENDS TAKING JAP ORDERS  ONE-TIME RULER OF CHINA SAYS: INACTION OF ALLIES TO. BLAME

Henry Pu-yi Raps Allies for  Their Inaction  Puppet Premier Says Other Nations Did Not Resist Japanese

Henry Pu-Yi Defends Action   Appears as Witness At Japanese War Crimes Trial

Former Boy Emperor’ of Chita Called yo Stand at Japs War Lords Hearing

Pu-Yi Says Fear Made Him Accept   Puppet Emperor Teatifie: At War Crime be ey Oe

AED NACTIO   Former Chinese Emperot Tells Tokyo Court Mis Life Was at Stake

Puppet Ruler Feared Death   Pu-Yi Tells Court Of Jap Intimidation

Defends His Acceptance Of Puppet Throne   Henry Pa-Vi Asserts Allies Inactive In Face Of Jap Conquest

Puppet Pu-Yi Lays Blame On Alied Apathy  Form acer ‘Manchurian He cad Rave a ae x“. ld Wen. a

Pu-Yi Defends Acceptance Of Puppet Throne; Attacks Inaction Of Allied Nations   Declares Democratic Nations Did Not Try To Resist Japanese Militarists In 1932

Puppet Tells Court He Had No Choice .. . .  Pu-Yi Defends Actions By Attacking Lethargy Of Allies Toward Japs

CONSIDERATION POSTPONED TO TUESDAY MEET   Agreement For Removal Russian Troops Alters UNO Picture

Officials Hold Hurried Meets Before Opening   Troop Withdraws.  ~lans°

Soviet Troops To Withdraw,  Moseow Reveals   But Byrnes Will Insist On Full Review By Security Council; Meets Today

FOR FURTHER RESEARCH   Wichita Educator Addresses Tri State Conference

RICHARD H. HANNA, 68, DEMO LEADER, DIES IN DUKE CITY   Former Supreme Court Justice and Cflten Candidate for Public Offfee

WINNIE WARNS AGAINST SOVIET   Churchill Pins Hope For Lasting Peace On “Fraternal Association’ Of United States And Britain.

Famed Briton Pinning Hope Upon Alliance   Foresees Possible Connon Citizenship Of Britain, America

Lighter Alliance F avored  In Talk   Churchill Staking Hope Of Century On Coalition

CHURCHILL PINS PEACE HOPES ON ALLIED UNITY   Former Prime Minister Warns World Against Russian Expansion

Churchill Pins Hopes For  Next Century On Unity O! United States and Britain

U. §., BRITAIN MUST STICK TOGETHER   Churchill Makes Address In Fulton, Mo.   WARNING GIVEN   Against Soviet Expansion; Fraternal Association Of Peoples Urged

Pins Hopes on U.S., British  Association   Says Prevention of Another Great War Is Possible Only By Understanding Now

Churchill Makes Appeal For U.S.-British Alliance   Voices Stern Warning Against ‘Indefinite Expansion Of ‘Russian Power and Doctfines’

‘Churchill Wars Against Russia And Urges ‘Fraternal Association’   Pins Hope On U. S.-British Alliance And Makes It Clear He Speaks Only For Himself

Voices — Solemn  Warning   Pins Hopes of Future Peace On Ability to Reach Understanding  With Reds Under UNO

Churchill Pleads for Unity Between America, Britain   Warns Against Russian Explanation; Reaction to Address Varied

Issties Warning Against ‘In definite Expansion’ Russium ‘Power and Doc. ° trines’

UNITY OF TWO NATIONS PLEA OF CHURCHILL   Stern Warning Against ‘'Indefinite Expansion" of Russia Is Issued By British Statesman

Former Prime Minister Sees Soviet Menace   Missouri Speech Is Regarded As One Of Great Significance

Churchill Warns Against Russian Power Expansion   Pins Hopes For Next Century On ‘Fraternal Association’ With U. $

Titanic Defense Funds Are Voted   ‘Senate and House in Quick Action for Brmvy and Navy

Congress Will Pass Largest Peacetime Defense Measure   Eleven Billion Dollars Voted For Army and Navy

Huge Funds Provided for Army, Navy   Congress Opens Nation’s Purse for Program to Keep Forces at Record Peaeetime Streneth

QUICK ACTION ON BIG FUNDS   House, Senate Act To Keep Nation’s Armed Forces Strong

Billions for Defense Voted hy Congress   Determination to Keep Nation’s Armed Forces  At Record Peacetima Creanmblen ck bene Goendecs

Senate Gets Army Budget  Small Differences ~——«- Still Unsettled

Member Nations Can Still Keep Madrid Embassies   General Assembly Now Must OK Resolution; U. S. Did Not Ballot

Action Agains! Spain Voted by U.N. Group   Approves Recall of Ambassadors From Madrid Posts

FIREWORKS DUE AT ClO MEETING   istimate 2,000 UAW-CIO Members Gather At Atlantic City

LAME FF & eR ENR ee OU eof CU  Italian Strike Called In Protest Against Treaty

No Long-Range Reconnaissance Prior To Attack   Lack Of Information Blamed For Success Of Japanese Blow

Bellinger Had No Warning Of War's Approach   Naval Air Chief Says He Saw Messages After Japs’ Blow

Saw No Warnings Until After Dec. 7. Declares Bellinge   Need for Long-Range Patrols Not Indicated, Says Former Hawaii Chief

Adm. Bellinger Says There Was No Long-Range Reconnaissance Prior To Jap Attack on Pearl Harbor

EXILED PRINCE I$ OFFERED PLACE ON SPANISH THRONE   CONDITIONAL OFFER REPORTED FROM FRANCO TO DON JUAN IN LISBON  DISPATCH .

Franco Offering Throne To Prince:   Exiled Prince Don Juan Ix Ap proached To Take Over  Throne On Cotditiois

Preliminary Negotiations Start Tuesday   Demands To Include Royalty Pay, Shorter Hours, Increase  In Wages.

UMW Sits to Frame Pay, Work Demands   Contract Parley Opening Tuesday; Strike Would Smash Reconversion

Lewis May Set A Wage Pattern In Deal for Miners   Coal Strike May Upset industrial Gains

Wage - Policy Committee of UMW Assembles in Capital.   RAILWAY WALKOUT FAILS TO OCCUR   Plans for Action Get Postponement After Parley.

FIGHT IMPENDS OVER PAYMENT OF ROYALTIES   Union Leaders Will Start New Wage Negotiations On Tuesday

UMW COMMITTEE CHARTS DEMANDS   Policy Group te Meet With Soft Coal Operators in Washington Tuesday

Bomb Bill To Favor Military   MeMahon Loses Fight To Give Top Powers To Civilian Board

A-Bomb’s Control Is Approved   Senate Committee Votes To Vest Military Unit With Power

Senate Committee Tentatively Okays Atomic Proposal _   Defeat Move To Set: Up Civilian Control; Unit To Be All-Powerfuk

Vandenberg Atomic Plan ls Approved   Senate Atomic Energy Com mittee Votes in Favor  of Military Board

Sen. Carter Glass, of Virginia, Dead at 88   Heart Attack Early Today  Is Fatal to “Father of  Federal Reserve System-——" Wack Senntet'e Oidocs Monk.

CARTER GLASS, SENATOR, DIES      Oldest Member Of That Body Succumbs After Long Illness

Sen. Carter Glass, Long-Time Leader in Senate, Passes  Oldest Senator Dies Of Heart Attack After Years’ Illness

SENATOR GLASS DIES AT AGE 88   Oldest Member Of Senate Succumbs After Long Ill-. ness; Once Served As Secretary Of Treasury.

Pioneer Senator Carter Glass Of Virginia Dead   ‘Father of Federal Reserve System’ Dies After 4-Year liness

‘Father of Federal Reserve System”? Had Been Too Hl te Attend Senate Since 19:42

Sen. Glass of Virginia Dies at 88   Long-Time Statesman Unable to Appear in Congress Since “42

Sen. Glass Dies Today In Capital After Long Illness   Oldest Member of Senate Was 88; Dies of Conges tive Heart Failure

SENATOR CARTER GLASS DIED OF HEART FAILURE   The Virginia Senator Had: Been a Member of Congress a Long Time.   HE DIED EARLY TODAY   He Was the “Father of the Federal Reserve System”.

Senator Glass  Expires, Aged 89      Veteran Virginia Democrat Was The Oldest Member Of Senate

Carter Glass Dies Today   Virginia Senator Succumbs This. Morning ‘In Washington

Carter Glass,  Veteran of Senate, Dies   Father of Reserve Board Succumbs to Heart Attack at 88

DEATH CLAIMS CARTER GLASS   Former Cabinet Member, Oldest Senotor, 88, Dies After Long Iliness

Glass, Long Time © Congressman, Dies   Father of Federal Reserve System, Once Member Of Cabinet, Died in Washington Hotel Room

Virginia Senator Carter Glass Dies Today After Long HlIness   Veteran Democrat, 88, Appeared On Floor Last In 1942; Unseating Attempt Failed

SENATOR GLASS, FAMED VIRGINIA STATESMAN, DIE   Veteran Congress Member Was Treasury Chief in Whilean'’s. Cobinet

Sen. Carter Glass Dies Early Today   Secretary of Treasury Under Wilson Expires

Sen. Glass Of Virginia Dies At 38   Venerable Statesman Suecumbs To Heart Attack In Washington

Carter Glass Succumbs To Long Illness   Senator From Virginia Dies In His 89th Year

SENATOR GLASS,88, OF VIRGINIA. DIES OF HEART FAILURE   ATTRA PPL  OLDEST MEMBER OF  SENATE SERVED IN WII SON'S CARINET

Carter Glass Dies Of Heart Failure At 88   Veteran Virginia Senator And Federal Reserve System Father Was Il Since 1942

Heart Failure  Fatal; Was 88 Last January 4   Death Comes In His Hotel -Apartment:. Last Senate Appearance Was In 1947

CARTER GLASS HEART VICTIM   ‘Attack Fatal For Virginiar  After Long Illness

Senator Glass Dies At Capital Of Heart Attack   Federal Reserve System’s - + “Father”~- Also: ~Oidest Member Of Congress

Veteran Senator  Is Dead   Carter Glass, Virginia Succumbs to Heart  Ailment at Age of 88; Not Active’ Since 1942

Senator Glass Of Virginia, Veteran Congress Member, TakenByDeathEarlyToday

U.S. To Return Men Buried In Foreign Lands   Full Military Honors to be Accorded 250,000 War Dead

Make Plans to Return Bodies of 250,000 U.S. Soldiers From Abroad

Bodies of Quarter of a Million War Dead Will Be Brought Back to U. 5.

‘Bodies of Nearly Quarter of a Million iServicemen and Women, Killed in World War IL. Will Be Relurned to U.S.

Reactionaries in Iran Blamed   lran’s 19-Year Olds Called to The Colors

Official Soviet Paper -Outlines fran Situation   Izvestia Blames Policy Of Reactionary Circles For Present Conditions

Russia Warns Reactionaries On Iran Issue   Further Sharpening Of Situation In Country, Obvious If Present Policy  Continues, Izvestia Says   Holds Iranians See Need For Changes   Observation Made At End Of Long Article Reviewing Situation In Tran Beginning With 1941

COAL MINERS ARE NEXT ON STRIKE LIST   Lewis Declares Soft Coal Workers Will Open Wage Contract

‘Spain Assails Denunciation   Affairs ‘No Concern’ Of Foreien Powers

AMERICAN FORCESHOT N GERMANY MAY/FIGH! 3E CUT TO 150,000! BILL   HOT SENATE-HOUSE FIGHT OVER ATON BILL SHAPING UE

GOERING‘DANGEROUS NAZILAWYER SAYS   Reichsmarshal Defiant as Court Hears Start of Individual Case

GOERING CALLED  MORE DANGEROUS  THAN NAZI CHIEF PROSECUTOR FLAYS FORMER MARSHAL  AT’ asiicronh

Says Goering Bigger Danger Than ‘Master’   U. S. Prosecutor Builds Up Case Against Portly Reichsmarshal

Goering Is Next    Ex-Nazi ‘Reichsmarshal Revels in Spotlight As War Triul Begins

Open New Phase Nazi War Trials  Goering Pictured as Worse Than Hitter

Prosecution Puts ‘Finger’ On Goering   Reichsmarshal Termed More Dangerous  Than Hitler

DOWAGIAC 2-YEAR OLD Is MISSING   Kidnaping Is Thought to Be A Possibility

FEAR CHILD IS. KIDNAP VICTIM   DOWAGIAC BOY MISSING.. SINCE YESTERDAY

Power Board's ‘New’ Car Is Costly Vehicle      One Breakdown Follows Another And Repair _ Bills Mount   $20 Paid For Cooling ’ Office For Meeting One Sunday

Power Board Funds Are Now  Running Low   Financial Records Give Hint Of Activities Of APA

Power Board To Pay $1,676 To U.S. Worker   12 Days’ Employment Found Profitable For Wingfield.

OHIO POLITICIANS OPEN DRIVE FOR PRIMARY VOTE   Reports Survey Shows First Election Considered Most Important

Storm Moves Into State From Canada   Further Temperature Drop Predicted For Montana Tonight

LEWIS UNHURRIED BY BAILIFF’S CRY   Union Boss Enters Courtroom With Hat on and Takes His Time About Removing It.

’ Big 4 To Talk About Austria   ‘Russians Give In To Demand For Parley Over Vienna

STORM HUNTERS      Flying Fortress Crew Plans World Tour To Gather Data On Weather

24 Texans Die Violent Deaths Easter Week-End   Traffic Accidents Claim 12 Lives; 29 Persons Are Hurt

TMe LYUUNT RISES. .  Tragedy Rides Texas Highways; 25 Die During Easter Week-end

Left Wing Action By Democrats Is  Scored By Dewey   Governor Hits Opposition for Failing to Endorse GOP Judge

OPPOSES FIXED TERMS    National Farmers Union Head  Favors Constitutional Amendment

Maritime Unions Reject Bid From Operators   Optimism, However Is Noted as Sessions Continue

HOPE NOT DEAD IN SHIP STRIKE   Conciliators Grapple For Solution To Avert Tieup

Sailors Cool To ‘lime Off Ashore’ Pay   Negotiators, However, Are Confident Mari-~ time Strike’ Can Qe - Averted

NO SHIP STRIKE SETTLEMENT 1S IN SIGHT YET   Operators’ Bid To Pay For Time Off Ashore Fails To Click

Sailors Spurn Owners’ Bid To Pay for Time Off Ashore   Optimism Prevails Nation-Wide Ship Strike Set for Friday to Be Averted; Government Units Grapple for Solution

Conciliators Grapple With Ship Dispute   Bid from Operators to Pay Time Off Ashore is Turned Down

House Group Seeks Avert Shipping Tieu   Operators’ Offer To Pay Shore Time Fails To Click

Maritime Unions  Reject Bid  From Operators Optimism, However  Is Noted as   Pee etree Fc, SN See

DEADLINE FOR WALKOUT NEAR   Hopes Held For: Settlemen In Ship Workers Dispute -

HOPE IS HELD OF AVERTING SHIP STRIKE      Pay Plan Is Rejected But Conciliators  Hold Optimism

EFFORTS BEING MADE TO AVERT SHIPPING TIEUP   Bid Of Operaters To Pas Fer Time Off Ashore Not Acceptable   MEDIATORS STRIVING TO END STALEMATE

Sailors Reject  Time Off Plan   Conciliators See Compromise Hope

Conciliators Hopeful Of Averting Walkout   Government Grapples For Maritime Strike Solution As Deadline Nears

New Proposals Fail to Click - With Seafarers   Me diaters Still Hopefal lenacing Strike May

Formal Shutdown Set for Thursday As Government, Mine Workers Clash

Coal Shortage iimbargo Slapped Jn Rail Service   25 Per Cent Reduction Ordered by ODT for All Coal-Burning Trains

25% Reduction In Passenger Travel Sunday   Further Curtailments Will Follow If Coal Strike Develops

20.000 Miners Quit Work In Four States   Heavy Absenteeism From Workimg Pits Also Reported Tn Some      Pits Of 4 Stect Companics Closed   Went Vieginia Loral Serves Notice Government's Appeal Will Fall On “Deaf Ears”

Coal Row Brings Rail Service Cut   ODT Orders Lines Using Bituminous Fuel for Locomotives to Trim Mileage 25 Ver Cent at 11:59 o’Clock Sunday Night.

Order Cut In R. R. Service   Coal-Burning Roads Mus Slash Passenger Runs 25 Pct. Next Monday

Railroads Ordered to Cut Service   ODT Moves to Save Coal As Strike Threat  Grows

Miners’ Leader Held Up 1 Week   Truman Calls On Aides Of Clark To Assist

TRAIN SERVICE CURTAILED BY ORDER OF ODT   25 Per Cent Reduction Rule Into Effect Next Monday

Strike Threat Forces Action Of Government   ‘Agency Warns Further - Stoppage Of Production May Bring Farther Cut.

Travel on Rails Cut By ODT   Reduction of 25 Per Cent Ordered On Coal Trains

PLACE BAN ON TRAINS USING COAL FOR FUEL   Agency Warns of Curbs on Rail Freight If Pit Steppage Continues

Rail Traffic Ordered Cut To Save Coal   Twenty-Five Per Cent Reduction In Travel Will Be Effective Monday

ODT Orders Coal Burning Railroads To Cut 25 Per Cent   Slash Passenger “Service in Move To Avert Crisis

Roads May Apply Reduction in Any Way They Please  Many Believed to Have Less Than

Demand for Full Discussion on Spain Supported   Atomic Secrets and German Scientists Reported Involved

U.S. Agrees To Discuss Franco   Poland Hints Nazis Developing Atomic Weapons On Spanish Soil

Want Spanish Issue Discussed In UN Council   1.8. Wants New Evidence Against Franco Presented UN Counedl

NAZI EXPERTS ON ATOM MAY BE IN SPAT   Poland Claims Ger mans Carry on Atomic Search for  Franco

Charges Nazi Scientists Are In Spain   May Be Working On Atom Rockets

U.S. Backs Polane Plea for UN Spanish Probe   World’s Fair Site In N. Y. Chosen  Interim Quarters

U.S. Backs Poland’s Move For Full UN Discussion _ On Spain’s Protection of Nazi Atomic Scientists

BYRNES TELLS STETTINUS 10 BACK INQUIRY   War Threat Evidence Must Be Bared If Council to Act

U.S. to Support Polish Request for Hearing of Case on Franco’s Spain

Atomic Angle Eases Earlier Rigid Opposition   Byrnes Seeks Full Investigation, But May Ask To Avert Action

Franco Said Working on AtomicBomt   Byrnes Orders U. S. to Support Poland in Discussing Case

POLAND BELIEVED SURE 10 GET CASE QN AGENDA OF U.N.   Injection of Atomic Issue Inte Problem Eases Anglo a

U.S. To Uphold Poland In Case Against Spain   Poland Wins Support By Revealing Nazi Atomic Activities In Spain

U.S, EXPECTED TO BAGK POLAND ON SPAIN PROBE      Couple Question With Atomic Bomb, Rocket Scientists In Spain

UNITED ACTION AGAINST FRANCO CFEN INT IKELY   But Charges Nazis in Spain Are Working on Atom Intensify Concern   WILL EXAMINE EVIDENCE   Unless It Proves Conclusive No Further Steps by Council Are Likely

ATOMIC ISSUE IS INJECTED INTO PROBLEM   United States Will Back Demand by Poland for Searching Inquiry.

Group In House Attempting To Block Action   Powerful Faction Insists Army Have The Final Word

New Drive For Atem Coutrols Is Speeded Up   Must Overcome “Pressure Of Those Whe Want Army To Retain Supremacy Over Weapon

Atomic Control Drive Is Given New Momentum   Nuclear Energy's Terrific Potency Is Demonstrated

Anglo-American Committee Calls On Britain To Open Palestine To 100,000 Homeless Jews

Committee For Admitting Jews To Palestine   Country-Wide Strike Said Threatened To Show Disapproval

Arab Leaders Indict Committee’s Demand   Anglo-U. S. Group Puts Plan Up to Britain; Attlee Says Migrants Can‘t Enter Now.

Jewish Issue Is Put Up To The British   Commission Would Put Jews In Palestine

Up to Britain To Decide About Jewish Problem  aoncern   Concerns Admitting Them to Palestine

“High Treason” Say Arabs To U. S. Recommendation 100,000 Persecuted Jews Be Admitted To Palestine

F Asi American Canmitter Reports  Arabs. Jews Pretest Palestine Play

ENGLAND ASKED TO LET 100,000 INTO PALESTINE   ‘Anglo-American Committee Advises Admittance Of Persecuted Jews

Jewish, Arabian W orries  Placed   Explosive Package Left To Britain To Handle

Arabs Flay Palestine Rule   Will Drive Middle East Into Bosom of Russia, Claim

ASK BRITISH T0 OPEN PALESTINE TO JEWS NOW   Anglo-American Committee Seeks Admittance for 100,000

Problem Of Jews Again Is Rumbling   Recommendation That 100,000 Persecuted Jews Be Sent to Palestine, Heralds Centroversy.

Arabs Opposed T Palestine Being Opened To Jews   Demand That 100,000 Be Admitted Is Met With Warnings

100,000 May Be Admitted  To Palestine   Arab Office Says Plan Will Intensify Strife And Drive Middle East To Soviet Russia

Vote May Be Heaviest in Recent Years   Half of Registered Voters in South Bend Vote Before Noon— Capital Vote Lighter

SCHWELLENBACH EFFORTS TO END STRIKE ASSAILED  SPECIAL MEDIATOR SAYS THEY’RE NOT

Mine Workers Policy Board Meets Tuesday   No: Explanation Given For Lewis’ Action; Necotiators Gloomy

LEWIS CALLS IN POLICY GROUP   Conciliator Withdraws Request to Resion —

LEWIS CALLS UNION POLICY COMMITTEE FOR STRIKE TALKS  te Fea seey 7 2 eA Pe

FORD DEMANDS LIFTING OF PRICE CONTROL AT ONCE   Meters corporations today te accept fedetal recommendations for settling strikes in the oteel and autemebile industries.

Ford Demands Removal Of Price Controls As More Plants Are Closed  Steel Strike Cuts Supplies; 54,000 Are Laid Off In Related Industries

HOPES DIMMED FOR QUICK END TO GM DISPUTE   Company Refuses To Renew Maintenance Of Union Membership Plan

New Stoppages Loom As Result Of Steel Strike   Hopes For End Of GM Dispute Dimmed. Ford Asks Lifting Of Price Controls

PRODUCTION SLOWS UP IN ALL SECTIONS AS STRIKERS FAIL TO SETTLE WITH MANUFACTURERS   Workers Still Are Out of Steel Plants as Well as GM—Governor Dewey Submits His Report to Legislature Showing Condition Of State Finances at Top—Other Late New

New, Impending Stoppages Due To Big Walkout   GM, Union Are  Still Neaotiatina

Hopes Dimmed For Settlement OF GM Walkout   Strike Bill Near Showdown; Ford Asks Price Lift; Bay State Drivers Out

GM Settlement Hopes Fade as Offer Rejected   Company Unwilling to Renew Maintenance of Membership Clause in Contract with Union

Officials and CIO Leaders Re- sume Conference Following Break in Negotiations   Late Yesterday.   MEMBERSHIP CLAUSE IS STUMBLING BLOCK

Company Insists Price Above $6.25 Needed; GM Refuses To Renew Wage, Upkeep, Clause

HOPES DIMMED FOREARLY END OF GM STRIKE   Company. Union Fail To Agree On Wages, Membership Clause

HOPE OF EARLY SETTLEMENT IS DIM   More Layoffs Caused By Steel Strike   HENRY FORD   Asks Government To Lift Price Controls; Negotiations Resumed

More. Plants Are ‘Closing Due To Lack Of Material   Wages, Maintenance Remain Main Issues

Strikes Cripple Industry Widely   Allied Units Facing Shutdown; Peace  Hopes Dim

Production Slowed After Steel Strike   Hope of Immediate Settlement For Auto Walkout Claimed Dim

Work Stoppages Are Imminent Due to Steel Strike  Little Hope Sightec For Quick End Of GM Walkout Now

Union Clause Is Stumbling Block in GM Meeting   Maintenance of Union Membership Argued in Negotiations

Steel Strike Brings Slow Production   Hopes Dimmed For Immediate Settlement

Senators Rap Army for Draft Holiday   Johnson Leads Blast At Officers for Teen-Age Exemption

HOUSE DRAFT MEASURE FACES SENATE FIGHT   Army Spokesmen Hit InVerbal Blast By Johnson

SCHOOLS IN NY. ARE CLOSED DUE TO FUEL GRISIS   Tugboat Operators Refuse To Return After Seizure By Government

COAL SHORTAGE SCLOSES ALL NEV YORK SCHOOLS   Tugboat Strike Causes Rationing of  All Fuels

O'Dwyer Closes Schools As Fuel Supply Dwindle:   Tug Strike Blamed for Shortages; Union Men Defy U. S. Seizure

N. Y. Placed Under Rule Of Emervency   Brownout Ordered; Towboat Union Censiders Settlement

ALL SCHOOLS WILL CLOSE TOMORROW   Heating Supplies Rationed and Brownout Decreed as Result of Tugboat Strike That Cuts Off Oil and Coal.

Drastic Action — Taken; Tugboat Strike Continues   Public Schools Closed; Buildings May Be Used For Hospitals: ‘Brownout’ Ordered

Tug Strike Throws N.Y. Into Food, Fuel Crisis.   Navy Boats Give Aid; Mayor Orders ‘Brownout,’ Schools Closed

SCHOOLS ARE CLOSEDIN NEW YORK   Move Forced by Fuel Crisis Caused  By Tugboat Strike

Striking Tugmen Refuse To Work  For Government   New York City Meets the Fuel Crisis By Closing Schools

“ew York Takes Action \=are Drastic Than In Wartime To Supply Fuel

Acute Fuel Crisis Hits  New York   AFL Operators Defy Seizure By Government

New York Mayor Restores Dimout, Asks Fuel Ration   Tugmen: Vote Against -Ending: Strike Despite Government Seizure

 MAYOR CLOSE SPHOOLS AN STRIKE CRISIS   O'Dwyer Acts to Combat Fuel Shartage; Dimout Ales tnvniket _

A “FOR SALE” ADVERTISEMENT AN THE TRIBUNE PAYS BIG   Notice of Public Hearing

Soviet Commentators Complain of  U. S. Chinese Policies   Demand That Franco Regime in Spain Be Ousted Published: Soviet Parliament Opens Today

Byrnes Moves to Shelve the lranian Issue   Declares Russian Assurance Makes Action Unnecessary

Council Shelves Issue If Soviet Army Withdraws   Plan Is Unanimously Approved In Vote By Members

ROAD OPEN FO ACTION ON FRANCO SPAIN   51 U. N. Members May Sever Diplomatic Relations

UN ‘ASSEMBLY GETS DISPUTE OVER FRANCO   SECURITY COUNCIL REFERS /QUESTION OF BREAKING -RELATIONS TO MAIN  ... GROUP ©

U.N. May Break Relations With  Franco's Spain   Road Is Open For Possible Severance Of Diplomatic Relations By 51 Nations   PEXMANENT HOME OF U. N. UNSETTLED

Legion Head to Ask Organization’s Executive Committee to Indorse His Charges of VA Negiect of Ex-Servicemen and to Send Group to Washington to Confer With General— Proposal to Be Taken Up Today.

'STELLE PRESSES BRADLEY ATTACK   Endorsement of Stand by Legion Will Be Asked

Adm. Waesche Dies, Aged 60   Native of Thurmont Was _ Coast Guard’s First Full Admiral

Butter.Prices Reach Highest  - Season Level   Sprinted Ahead. Last Week  tel ves e ‘Lbs:  - Deemed Nok In Short.” ‘Sipaly * .

UNRRA to Cance Order for Pipe  Material Was for Russian Delivery

UNDERWATER*A BOMB BLAST If DUE TOMORROW   Ships Due For Far Heav ier Punishment Than  In Previous Test

Next Atomic Blast Will Be Terrific   Underwater Shock Will Send Target Ships to Bottom

CLUB CONGRESS DATES FOR 1946 ARF ANG 99.36.31   OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS LISTED; IMPROVEMENTS ARE PLANWED.

CANADA LOWERS ITS TAX RATES   Main Savings Will Benefit Individual Incomes

Kaiser Pleads  More Time To Assemble Data   Shipbuilder Says He Can not Answer Endless Number of Questions On . Short Notice

KAISER SAYS HE CAN'T FURNISH PROFIT DETAILS   Shipbuilder Says He Can't Answer De. tailed Questions On Short Notice; Hear One Firm Ran $60(¢ To $2 Million.

Full Scale Probe Into Shipbuilders  Profits Demanded  Kaiser Says No Man  Can Answer Long Lis TAL Pi nebtinne Acbad

Kaiser Unable To Give Replies   Shipbuilder Avers Accountant Is  Needed

Ship Probe Too Fast For Kaiser   Needs More Time To Answer All Of Questions

. _ — SHIPBUILDING. INQUIRY —   Kaiser Asks Time To Produce Data.

Kaiser Unable To Answer Ship Probers   Industrialist Asks Time As Committee Opens Investigation

KAISER WANTS TIME TO REPLY   Says Stoff Of Accountants Needed To Answer Ouestions

Kaiser Ready To Open Book:  lor Committee   Shipbuilder Protests Inability to Answer Endless Number of Technical Questions

TIME TO ANSWER ASKED BY KAISER   Shipbuilder Says He Has Te Review Books On Profits

Kaiser Denies ‘Huge Profits (Made in War   Promises Full Showing of His Firm's Fiaures

Kaiser Is Stumped By Probers   Shipbuilder Disputes Figures Relating to Wartime Activities.

Kaiser Unable To Answer Queries Before House Group   Declares More Time Needed To  Prepare Answers

Shipbuilder Says He Can’t Give Answers It Would Take Staff to Give

Questioned On Profits Made In Shipbuilding   His Enterprises Realized $192,237,284 Profits From $2,510,000 livestment

Kaiser Asks Time To Study Questions  Says It Will Take Staff Study To Give

4 On Short Notice   So “Maritime: Conimittee Is Informed’ In ‘Probe. Of > Shipbuilding  Profits

KAISER MAKES STATEMENT 10 HOUSE GROUP ON PROFITS   Says All Facts Can’t Be Given On Short Notice; Says Profit Small

KAISER UNABLE TO ‘TELL ALL’   Shipbuilder Says No One in His Organization Could Answer Every Query

Kaiser Can’t Recall Detailed Facts for House Quiz Group   Denies Huge Profits for His Companies During War Operations

KAISER WANTS MORE TIME T0 GIVE ANSWERS   Probe Reveals Shipbuilding Firm Reaps Huge Profit on Small Investment

Too Short Notice to Explain Profits, Kaiser Protests in Shipyards Probe

TESTS WILL BE HELD AT JACKSON, NOV. 6 FOR MARINE CADET APPOINTMENTS

TEST FOR APPOINTMENTS IN ° THE U. S. MERCHANT MARINE CADET CORPS TO BE HELD  IN JACKSON, WYOMING

Navy Bomber Crashes; Il Are Killed   Plane Drops Just After Taking Off in California

Navy Bomber Crashes; 1] Are Killed   Plane Drone Tiuct   Plane Drops Just After Taking Off in California

WHITNEY SAYS HE WILL ‘SPILL TRUMAN STORY   Engineers’ Head Backs Trainmen’s Chief, Declines Union Affiliation

TRUMAN FLAYED BY LABOR HEAD   Alvanley Johnston Charges President with ‘Double Cross- . ing’ Rail Workers

JOHNSTON BACKS WHITNEY CHARGES   Truman Accused of Double  Crossing Rail tnigns

Huge Claims Presented  _ by Company. Included  $19,213: ‘for Liquor’and. Miscellaneous Gifts: -

Army Officer Testifies At Senate Hearing   Heavy Purchases of Liquor Told; Adjustment Officer Says Claims Not Allowed

Officer Says Claims Were  Not Allowed   Gifts Included Pen and Pencil Sets, Cigaret Lighters and Lip Sticke   One Liquor Bill , : For 100 Cases   Former Army Captain Teas tifies He Never Could Find Out Who Got Presents

Liquor Reported. Included by Erie In War Costs  _ Gifts Charged Against _   Gifts Charged Against _ Contracts. Officer Says

Claims Of Munitions Combine Cut. In Renegotiation Of War ‘Contracts, Witness Asserts   Huge Claims Presented by Company Included $19,213 for Liquor and Miscellaneous Gifts.

Officer Says $19,213 Spent By One Firm   Bill for Lip Sticks, Vanities, Other Luxuries Cited in Hearing

LIQUOR, GIFTS CHARGED AGAINST WAR CONTRACTS   Presents Part of Business Costs, Price Board Member Tells Hearing

Other Rich Erie Basin Gifts Listed   Probers Also Learn How Firm’s Big Profits Cut By Renegotiators.

—TELLS OF GIFIS— Says Company Charged Liquor, Other Presents Against War Contracts  Former Army Officer Tells Senate War Firm’s Gifts Totaled $19,213

Testifies U.S. Paid For Entertainment   Says War Contracts Included Cost of Varied Gifts and Hard Liquors

GIFTS CALLE PART OF WAR GOODS COSTS   Profits Probers Hear 01 Luxurious Presents, " Await Patterson

$19,000 ‘GIFT’ EXPENSE ASKED ON CONTRACTS   Officer Tells Inquiry Of Presents Charged  To Government

Former Officer  Submits Reports   Erin Basin Is Also Alleged To Have Charged Gifts

Ex-Army Captain Testifies Erie Basin Firm Of Illinois Listed $19,213 in Drinks and ‘Miscellaneous Gifts’ as Costs Charged Against Government War Contracts Two Years Ago.

SAYS LIQUOR ON WAR BILL   Witness Testifies $19,213 Added To Charge To  Gavarnmant

— INQUIRY: $19,213 Claim Denied   Sought Paymen' For Liquor And Presents

Liquor, Gifts Called Costs By Arms Firm  U.S. Rejected Claim   U.S. Rejected Claim Of Illinois Combine, Senators Informed

GIFT COSTS WERE CHARGED AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT?   This Testimony Was Presented Today By a Former Army Officer.   ILIQUOR ALSO INCLUDED   Ex-Captain Carl Moline Said He Did Not Know Who Received Gifts.

Charge Gifts As Cost   Claims Disallowed,  Senators Told In -‘War Profits Probe; Might Not Call May

AFL Seamen Not To Cross Picket Lines   Government Waves Same Wage Increases Given AFL At ClO Members  UNION AND OPERATOR SPOKESMEN CONFER  Fast Coast AFL Mariners Agree To End Their

Seamen Will Not Cross CIO Lines  Conferences Called To Chart Course

Government Offers CIO  Same Boost  But Pickets Stay Untl Operators

DEMAND SAME PAY INCREASE GRANTED AFL   Open Negotiations In Effort to Effect Early Return

AFL Settlement Is Followed By Walkout of CIO   Ports Stay Tied Up; Rival Faction Won't Cross  lines<

ronda Fact — required to l‘ree Ports   Truck Neliveries Made But Strike Hold:

Picket Lines. Again Block U.S. Harbors   Government By-Passes  -WSB, Offers Same po Pav to Roth

SHIPS STAY IDLE AS G. 1. 0. QUITS. IN WAGE DRIVE   Government Strives to Get Same Increase for Seamen -As Was Given the ‘  A. F. of L.   UNION AND OPERATOR REPRESENTATIVES MEET   U. S. Hopes Peace Will Come Before Completion of New Working Contracts.

AFL SHIPPING STRIKE ENDS AS ClO WALKS OUT   Both East And West Coast Ports Are Still Idled  Re I[nionicte   SAME PAY INCREASES ARE RECOMMENDED

Operators And Unions Called To New Parley   No Ships Expected to Move Despite Settlement of Strike

Government Offers CIO Same Increases  Granted to AFL Sailors   West Coast AFL Settlement Calls for Increase Of $22.50 a Month; East Coast Seamen  To Receive $827.50 - Conferences to Seek Settlement of CIO Walkout Being Sneeded

Hopes Seen For Early Settlement   ' Pickets in Texas Ports Substituted To Maintain Wolkout

Until CIO Unions and Operators Agree no Ships Will Stir; AFL Will Respect CIO Picket Linés.

American Ports Still Tied Up  _ A.F.L. Settles but C.1.0. Stays Out

SEAMEN WILL NOT GROSS PICKET LINE   Government Calls in Unions and Operators For Settlement

Reorganization Bil Becomes Law; Big Change Made  Legislators Receive Pay Raise and Retirement Pension

Rush Police And Troops To Face Mob   263 Are Killed As Crowds Set Torch To Building:

SORRELL AND 13 MOVIE UNION LEADERS INDICTED FOR ASSAULT AND FOR CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY

UNO Assembly Hopes To End Session Today   Question Of Site And Fight Over Labor Unions Ahead

UNITED NATIONS -CONFERENCE ADJOURNS; CALLS WORLD FOOD SITUATION DIRE AND CALAMITOLIC

UNO Delegates Will End Work   But Security Council To Consider Charges In Syria Dispute

UNO Assembly Prepares To   Quit Sine Die   Security Council Must Delay Adjournment For Few Days To Clean Slate

Demonstration Staged By EU At “Ae C Plant   750 Delegates Put On A Huge Show At Giant Allis-Chalmers Co. In Milwaukee

Supervisers In All-Day Session   Group Meeting in Bradford Today

Fisenhower Describes 3 Rattles Which Won War   Difficulties With Soviets On Grand Strategy Revealed

Co-operation. by Russia Delayed, Says Eisenhower   Teamwork of Western Allies Praised in Final Report ;

FINAL REPORT ON  WAR IN EUROPE  BY EISENHOWER RUSSIA WITHHELD  PLANS UNTIL LAST 4 WMONTHS. HE SAYS

Gen. “Ike” Says Reds’ Strategy Learned Late   Normandy, Falaise, Rhine Were Decisive Battles:  Nazi Errore Helped

Reports Russians Didn’t Disclose Overall Aims ‘Til Four Months Before D-Day; Louds Cooperation Of British; Cites Major Bottles

Ike Kept i in Dark About Red 'Plans Until Final 4 Months  Says US, Britain Fought as One Nation

Russians Kept Eisenhower In Dark, He Says   Commander Learned Soviet Strategy Four Months. From V-E

Ike Was In Dark On Reds  Actions   Eisenhower Offer: His Final Word On Fighting

Allies Kept In The Dark  By Russians   Did Not Know Their Strategy Until 4 Months Before \V-E Day Says Eisenhower

Eisenhower Kep' In Dark About Soviet Strategy   Final Report Tells Three Mistakes Germans Made

IN RIASON CITY   a by  Russia’s War Strategy Kept Secret Until 4 Months Before V-E

—WAR REPORT— Eisenhower  ‘In Dark’ On Russ Army Plans   Stalin Revealed Strategy 4 Months Before V-E Day

EISENHOWER REPORTS HOW ALLIED MIGHT CRUSHED NAZIS   Says Russia Held Out Strategy Dope Until 4 Months Before V-E Day

General Lauds Co-Operation o Western Allies   Belated Report Cites Three Key Battles In Defeat of Nazis

Eisenhower Says Russia Kept Him In Dark On Strategy Till Four Months Before V-E

GEN. IKE GIVES FINAL REPORT   Russia’s Strategy Withheld Untii Last Minute

Reds Didn't Tell Eisenhower of Strateqy — Until Late, But Came Through in Biq Way

Eisenhower Kept in Dark on Russian  Plans Until Shortly Before V-E Day

Eisenhower Says Reds Kept Secret   Says That as Allied Commander He Did Not Know Red Plans Until 1945   Battles Are Cited   BPELEAUD SRE Asst     Three Salients, Plus Nazi Errors, Gave Allied Victory

Russian Plans Not Divulged  To Eisenhowe   Wartime Supreme Commander Issues Detailed Report on Months Preceeding Surrender.

Ike Gives Final Report on War   Kept in Dark About Red Strategy Until Four Months Before Victory

Russia Kept Eisenhower Out On Limb Over Plans   Knew Strategy Only 4-Months Before VE

Eisenhower Kept in Dark for Months on Russians’ Strategy   Supreme Commander of Western Allies Makes His Final Report

Eisenhower Kept In the Dark on Soviet Strategy   Knew Nothing of Re Plans Until Four Months Before V-E Day, He Renorte

Declares Reds Withheld War Plans Until 4 Months Before Reich Collapse

Reds Kept Ike Guessing On Strategy   Revealed Plans Four  Months Before V-E — Day, Says War Report; Three Battles Decisive

Eisenhower Uninformed } Of Soviet Strategy Until 4 Months Before V-E Day

Eisenhower Told Late About Reds’ Plan for Action   But Russia Carried Out Assignments Wel After Arrangements

Kept in Dark by Stalin on War Strategy   Eisenhower Submits His Final Report on Defeat af Nazis

Gen. Eisenhower Lists Three Battles Decisive In Liberation © Of Europe

Russia Kept Eisenhower in Dark on Plans.   Report Says Strategy Was a Secret Until 4 Months of V-E Day

RED ARMY FAILED 10 COORDINATE   Told Plans Only Four Months Before V-E Day

Kimmel Denies Dereliction of Duty   Partial Responsibility For Life Loss Admitted

RESPONSIBLE FOR BIG TOLL      GOP Churchill Call Defeated by 9-1 Vote

Adm. Kimmel Denie Disaster Was ‘Due to Dereliction   As a Naval Commander He Shares the Responsibility for Heavy Loss of Life in Sneak Pearl Harbor Attack

Exclusion Policy of Federal Council !s Hit by Universalist   Dr. Robert Cummins Is Interested Deeply in Program of Good Works

Senators Threaten To Give OPA Rougher Handling  Administration Chiefs Throw Up Hands As Changes Get Nod

Senate Rejects Sweeping OPA Amendment   Taft-Warns Dropping Of All Price: Controls Would Be Dangerous:

Authorities Believe *Terror-Spreading Mobs ‘In Butte Under Control

BUTTE QUIETED BY PATROL CARS   NO MORE RIOTS TAKE  PLACE IN MINING fCiry

Butte Copper Strike Riots Under Control   Special Deputies Rove City to Prevent Further Outbreaks

CHINESE MAKE PEACE ON ONE OF KEY ISSUES   State Council Accord Fixed Cabinet Fight Goes On

CHINESE TRYING: JO QUASH ROW   Government  Reorganization Plan Only Partially Set; ‘Cabinet Seats'Eyed

* Concessions Solve One  Ma jor Problem   But Subcommittee Deadlocked on Distribution of Seats

Chinese Nearer To Problem Solution  Conferees Work Out One Worry, Another Unsettied

Chinese Unity Session Solves Major Problems   Council Authority Grows As Broader Concessions Made

Chinese State Council Given More Authority   One Major Problem Is Solved

Ickes Promises— 1 Will Write As  Please Without Fear Or Favorites

Tenants Clamor For Rent Control   Hog, Cotton Quotations Nockine During Day...

Connally Named To Vital UNO  Atom Committee U. S. Envoys Await Byrnes,  Truman Policy Decision

Texan Is Named  To Vital Group   Connally on Commi the To Handle A-Ramh

Texas Democrat, Chairman of Senate Foreign Relations Group, Appointed American Member of Important Panel on Political and Security Questions—Byrnes Says Congress Will Have Final Say on Secret of Powerful Weapon.

.S.Re-Installs at Meat Control   love Made to Assure fore Even Distribution

Steps Are Taken to Spread Food Supplies   War Controls Are Returned Over the Nation’s Meat

U.S. GROUND, COMMANDER IN  UROPE SA HE HAS N  KNOWLEDGE OF FIGHTER ESCORT PLAN

Atom Commission  Calls Parley On Voting Conflic   Russia Holds Out for TwoThirds Majority Rule; thers Dissent

UN COMMISSION ON ATOM MEETS   Russia Causes Conflict Or Voting Power Of Group With 8-Vote Demand

OPA May Ratior Bread to Stores   Senate Committee Hears Report From Economic Stabilizer

BOWLES REPORTS BREAD RATIONING MAY GO IN EFFECT   Stabilizer Tells of Studies Being Made on Subject; ‘Hi-jacking’ Is Described in Denver.   BROOKLYN RIOTS IN MEAT LINES TOLD

Bowles Says Job Will Be Ditticult   Housewives Stage Demonstrations In Large Centers

BREAD RATIONING IS CONSIDERED   Program Would Include Allot. ments to Retail Stores

Rationing Of. Bread Being Considered  May Come If Bread Shortage

Colin Kelly’s Body Found Body Of Dead GI Identilied As That Of Air Force Hero

Soldier i in Philippine Cemetery Is Identified as Colin P. Kelly

After 412 Years In Lonely Grave  Body Of Capt. Colin Kelly Finally Identified By Army

Body Of Capt. Colin Kelly, Once Credited With Sinking Jap Battleship, Is Identified

meena Emre After 414 Years In Lonely Grave  Body Of Capt. Colin Kelly pee-y Identified By Army   Armed Fortress On \tenng-Udine Run

Colin Kelly’s Body Found  Body Of Dead GI Identified   r ryy bl :   As That Of Air Force Here

(OPA CEILING TAGS ‘GO BACK TO MEAI IN TUESDAY SALES   Ceilings on Canned Meats, Lard and Shortening Become Effective Today

A Three-Cornered Race For GOP Chairmanship   ‘New, Political” Experini “By: Stassén Also -Provid. Buildup for Next Week's

G. O. P. Post is Goal in 3-Way Race   Stassen Put at Head of New Group in Political Experiment; Brownell Sees Party Gains

Three-Way Race On For Nationa! GOP Leadership  Stalwarts Wary Of Stassen Move

[hree-Sided Race Develops for  GOP Chairmanship   Republican National Committee Meeting Gets Advance Build-Up Through New Political Experiment Proposed by Harold E. Stassen

Contest For GOP Chairmanship   Reece, Brown and Doneher Are Top Contenders For Post.

Name Chairman Next Week....  Three In Race For The Republican Leadership

‘Three-Cornered ‘Race Looms for  C.0.P. Leadershir   Reece, Tennessee. Listed With Brown of Ohio and Senator Danaher  in Keen Battle

Trio Seeking G. 0. P. Reins   Dewey Wing Opposes Candidacy of Reece

Brisk Three-Cornered Race '\ForChairmanshipOfG. O.P. Provides Build-UpForMeet

SWAY RAGE ON FOR G.0.P, HELM   Ohio’s Brown Is Mentioned; Stassen Proposes Forums On Policy

Three in Race fot GOP Chairman  Party Leaders Study Proposal by Stassen

Poland Expected To Renew Fight Against France   51 Nations in UN May Be Asked to End Diplomatic Relations With Spain _

Scorned Husband Pulls Gun, Then Orders Trip South   Young Oswego Wife and Taxi Driver Are Located By FBI in Jersey City

REQUEST PROBE OF JAYNE DEATH   MAYOR 0. W, WRIGHT PRESENTS PETITION AT STATE CAPITAL

Pickets Ring Trolley Barn At Pittsburgh   Street Car Lines Operating Despite Deadlock on Power

Explosion Death  Toll Increases Seven Perish, 140 Others Injured

TOLL: REACHES   140 Others Hurt, 5 Critically, at Marcus Hook Exniosione

OIL PLANT FIRE TOLL RISES 107   Spectacular Blaze Sweeps Sun Oil Properties at Marcus Hook

Aviation Gas Refineryls Swept By Fire   Hundred And Thirty-Five Of Nearly 200 Injured Taken To Hospitals  :

BLAST DEATH TOLL MOUNTS   Dead In Explosion, Fire At Sun Oil Refinery  Climbs to Seven

eo Re are eee) ee ee ee es es et  This Shortage Makes Us Happy  --No Hurricanes

Russia Ignores Iranian Protest fo UNO; Continues Troop Maneuvers   iran Assured Enough Support to Bring. Her Complaint Against Russia Before Security Council: Protest Alleges Treaty Violation

Report Reds Continue Troop Moves   Tense Middle East. Situation Described as Unchanged

Security Council To Look At Iran   America Will Get On Side Of Iran With Others

TO MANEUVER TROOPS IN IRAN   Tense Middle East Situation Remains TInehaneoed   U.S. TO BACK IRAN   Will Support Appeal To UNO Council For Quick Action

U. 5. READY 10 SUPPORT IRAN APPEAL TO UNO   Complaint Has No Effect So Far on Red Actions in Country

No Changes in Tense Situation Are Indicated   Full U. S. Support Of Nation's Plea To UNO Is Predicted

Predict U. S. Support. For Complaint About Red Troops And Agents

U.S, Stands Firm Behind Action Plea .   Case Will Be Given Top Spot On Agenda

RUSSIA REPORTED CONTINUING TROOP MANEUVERS IN IRAN   This Is In Dispute of Government Appeal to the United Nations Council.   SITUATION IS TENSE   Charge Presence of the Red Troops Are In Violation of Present Treaty.

pcs gnore an's Appeal yr UNO Hele   oviet Troops till Remain » Country

Charge Soviet Troops Have Prolonged Stay, Agents Interfere In Affairs

Russia Keeps Up Maneuvers Despite Appeal   Situation In Iran Described As Unchanged; Appeal Has No Effect.   WANT TROOPS OUT

Security Council To Consider Plea   U.S. Held Certain to Support lranian Appeal Aqainst Soviet

Continued Maneuvering Of Russ Troops In Iran Reported Despite Plea

IRAN CERTAIN OF UNO ACTION ON TROOP ISSUE   Predict U. S$. Officials te Back Appeal for Quick Action

lranian Charge Against Russia To Get Hearing   Sufficient Support Seen to Bring kssue Before UNO Security Council.

‘WILL TAKE UP IRANIAN ROW   America Expected to Back Nation’s Appeal For Prompt Action on Its Complaint Against Soviets.

UNO Expected To Take Up lran’s Case   America To Support Appeal For Prompt Council Action

Iran Calls on UNO To Stop Russians   Red War-Making Ability Doubted; Wallace Warns Against U. S. Moves

[ran Situation Reported to Be Unchanged by Appeal to UNO   New Reports of Troop Movements By Russians

U.S. fo Back lran’s Appeal To UNO Council   Iran Complains Red Army Troops Remain And Russia Interferes In International Affair

Iran Certain Of  UNO Attention   U.S “een Ready To Give Full ipport To Complaint Against Russia

Easy Majority Of Council Is Now Predicted   Russia Charged With Occupation After -adline

Sure UNO Will Hear  Iran Plea   Formal Charge Against Soviet Likely to Get : Early Consideration By : Council Meeting Mar. 25

.0Ops "main i Iran   Jespite Appeal To UNSC for Aid In Getting Soviets .

UNITED STATES EXPECTED 10 BACK APPEAL   Indications Are of Eleven Council Members Easy Majority Will Favor Action   TWO SPECIFIC CHARGES

NO EFFECT ON RUSSIA SEEN AFTER APPEAL   Truman Confers with Leader of UNO and Byrnes; U. S. Support Forecast. —

U. S. EXPECTED 10 SUPPORT IRANIAN CASE BEFORE UNO   FORMAL COMPLAINT CHARGES RUSSIANS WITH INTERFERENCE

CHARGE AGAINST RUSSIA MAY BE IN TOP AGENDA   J. S. Will Fully Support Troubled Nations Appeal For Prompt Action; Easy Majority For Quick Consideration Predicted.

UNO Consideration of Iran’s Protest Appears Certainty   Security Council Expected to Vote to Act on Complaint

Tran Charge Headed for UNO Council   Complaint Against Action Of Russians Regarded As Life Test for New Peace Organization

Tranian Case Against Russia Presents  ‘Life and Death Test of UNO Prestige

Iran's Charge Sure to Gain UNO Attention   Case May Present "Life and Death" Test of Council

Charge Russian Troops Have Overstayed Tern   American Officials Predict U. S. Will Support Appeal For Prompt Action ~

Action ignores Tran’s Appeal To UN Council   Reports Reaching Washing: lon Say Tense Middle Suet Situation Une phaneved   Charges Certain To Get Alltention      Acrial Support Dispatched  To Prevent Kardish Trthesnien From IsaJating Garrison

lran Appealing To UN Security Group for Help   Wants to Get Soviets Out of Country

Two Derailments At Ballston Spa-House Is Damaged   Officials Start an Investigation—Three Persons Are Injured

Waman Believed Slain; Money Missing 7 [Sherman Woman Is  \Found-Dead-In Well.

Woman Believed Slain; Maney Missing __ Sherman Woman Is Eounc--Dead--ln-Welt-

Served Twice As Governor Of State   Gained National Prominence as Backer of Teddy  Roosevelt

Gifford Pinchot, Twice the Governor Of Pennsylvania, Dead at New York

Tall Forester To Be Buried On Monday   Father Of American Forestry Conserva tion Succumbs In A New York Hospital.

Pinchot Is Dead; Former Governor Of Pennsylvani:   Rites for Founder of U. S. Forest Conservation System at Milford

EX- GOVERNOR PINCHOT DIES   Forestry Expert Was Twice Pennsylvania Leader

Former Pennsylvania Gover _ nor, Forestry Expert, Koecumb« af £1

Gifford Pinchot Ex-Governor of State. Forest Chief, Dies   Twice GOP Governor of State Diee af Lenkamia at Ana nf 81

Gifford Pinchot Taken By Death   Former Governor Of Pennsylvania Dies In New York Ctiy   HAD BEEN ILL SEVERAL YEARS

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Gifford Pinchot Dies   ‘“‘Dreamhoat’s”’ Trip

EX-GOVERNOR PINCHOT DIES AT AGE OF 84   Former Chief Executive of Pennsylvania Expires In New York Hospital.

Gained National Prominence As Supporter Of “Teddy”? Roosevelt's Program

Pinchot, Twice Pennsylvania Governor, Die   Forestry Expert Served Under

GIFFORD PINCHOT DIES      Forestry Expert Was Twice Governor of Pennsylvania

EX-GOVERNOR PINCHOT DIES AFTER ILLNESS   Gifford Pinchot, Twice Governor Of Penna. Succumbs In New York

GIFFORD PINCHOT, EX. PENNSYLVANIA GOVERNOR IS DEAD   Helped Theodore Roosevelt in Forming: Progressive Party During Bolt

DIES IN NEW YORK   Twice Governor OF Pennsylvania; lil Some Time

REECE CITES ‘TREND’ T0 GOP   Republican Chairman Says Party Can Win With Western States

Reece Sees Big GOP House Gain   Can Win Control With Aid Of West, He Says

ee THEY WILL NOT ALLOW PEACE”  Australian Says Russia Will Force The World Info War

Translator In U. S. Embassy Convicted For Aiding Assassins   Polish Woman Given 5-Year Prison Term

Poles Jail Aide To U.S. Embassy  For Five Year:   Woman Translator, 34, I: Convicted of Aiding Political Killers

U. §. EMBASSY TRANSLATOR IN WARSAW GETS FIVE YEARS FOR HELPING POLISH ASSASSINS

e@ PAUL MALLON—   Money Now Slipperier Than Ever in Florida’s Playgrounds

FAIL TO AGREE IN SHIP TIEUP   Preferential Hiring Issue Blocks Effort to End 22-Day Walkout

Ministers Are le  in Accord  on Reparations   Last Deadlocked Problem in Paris Meet Settled

21-Nation Peace Parley Will Be Called July 29   Agreement On Reparations  Is Reached

Quiz Tekes About. E W. Pauley’s Fasi   Senator Tobey Fights Oi lan’s Confirmation As Navy Undersecretary

Pauley Quoted Calling Action ‘Bad Strategy’   Interior Chief Testifies at Hearing on Confirming Navy Undersecretary

Ickes Finds Self In Embarrassing Spot During Quiz   Questioned by Sen. Tobey About Pauley Political Campaign

Ickes Admits Pauley Advisec Against Suit   Navy Nominee Urged Advantages in Party . Donations

Tie Campaign Money With U.S. Oil Suit   Secretary Ickes Tosses Monkey-Wrench into Pauley Hanrinn

Says Pauley Made Statement   Ickes Says Pauley Talked of Campaign Contributions <

Ickes Says Pauley Mentioned Gifts   Remembers Mention Of Campaign Contributions In Talk of Oil Suit

Bishop Oxnam Says Let Russia Alone,  Help Democracy   Buffalo Churchman Is Pointing Out Way to Destroy Dictatorships

lowa Senator Sees U. 5. Heading For National Industry   Moving More Rapidly Than England Says Wilson in Interview

INDUSTRY-LABOR WARFARE IS CARRIER OF SEEDS OF ATTACK ON AMERICAN SOCIAL ORDER

U.S. RESTATES AIM AS FAIR, SECURE PEACE   Enslavement Charge Hurled at USSR By America

Byrnes Tells Russia Tired Of Abuse To U.S.   Hurls Charges At Russian Delegate

MeNarnev Orders Army to Pay More Atlention to Democratizing German Girk

4-H CLUBS IN AREA FINISH PROJECTS   Completion Certificates, Ribbons Awarded 14 Club: at Sectional Meetings

Pravda Warns Acts May‘Wash Up’ UNO   Ex-British Premier Draws Charge Of Two-Faced Deals With Russia

U. 5. MEANS UNO COLLAPSE, HINT   Chinese Nationalist Forces Beat Communists To Strongholds

Churchill Is Trying to Start War   ‘Anglo-American Alliance Would Be  End of UNO Says Official Moscow Paner

Says Alliance Would Kill UNO   Soviet Newspaper Says Briton Slandered Russia With Accusations on Expansion

Warns Alliance of British-U. S. Is Death To UNO   Editorial Says Ex-British Leader Is Person Discredited By History

Red Paper Attacks Churchill   ‘Pravda’ Accuses . Briton OF Trying  To Start War; Sees Boos a pk

MOSCOW PAPER ACCUSES CHURCHILL.   Says. He Is (Trying to Start War  ‘Against Russia

ALLIANCE SEEN AS UNO'S DOOM, PRAVDA WARNS   Official Russian Newspaper Furiously Denounces Fulton Speech —   BRITISH TREACHERY CITED   Anglo-U. “Ne Military Pact Assailed As Policy Leading To War

AGAINST RUSSIA   Anglo-American Alliance Will Mean End of UNO, Reds Warn   United Press Staff Correspondent (By United Press Leased Wire)

Anglo-American Alliance to Kill UNO, Reds Say   World Groups Facing Test for Survival 

PRAVDA HITS AT PROPOSAL OF CHURCHILL   Says Alliance Would Mean the Death of UNO

CHURCHILL HIT AS WAR MONGER BY RED PAPER   Says Anglo-American Alliance Means Death of UNO

Pravda Claims He Would Wreck United Nations   Moscow Newspaper Raps Former Prime Minister, Courts U. S

Moscow Paper Makes Bitter Attack Today   World Affairs Are Said Most Perilous

Soviet Paper Says Churchill Attempting to Incite War  Red Party Organ Claims Alliance Would Mean Death to United Nations

Paper Says He Tries To Start a War   Warns Anglo-American Alliance Would Toll UNO Death Knell.

OFFICIAL ORGAN HOLDS ALLIANCE WOULD END UNO   Pravda Roundly Denounces Ex-Premier’s Fulton, Mo., Talk of Last Week

Pravda Accuses Churchill Of Trying To Start War Against Russia   Pa per Denounces  Fulton Address   Former Minister Placed In Role Of Attempting To Foment Strife

Soviet Press Attacks U.S. And Britain   Accuse Churchill Of Trying To Start War Against Russia

Pravda Warns Of Danger From Churchill Talk   ANGLO - AMERICAN PACT WOULD DISRUPT PEACE

Pravda Says Churchill  Wants War   Claims U. S.-British Alliance Would Break up UNO

Alliance Would Start New War, Pravda Charges   Proposed Military Pact Aimed Only at Moscow, Is Claim

‘Churchill Speech Incites Soviet Newspaper to Strike Back Sharply

Moscow Says’ Alliance Will Kill The UNO   Recent Speech Of Former Leader Is Hotly Denounced

British Ex-Premier  Called War Monger; Anglo-U. S, Alliance Would Bring Death To UNO, Claim Reds

PRAVDA SLAPS AT CHURCHILL IN EDITORIAL   Wartime Prime Minister Accu Of Trying To Start New War

Churchill Ts Planning  Third War   Moscow Official Press Charges British Leaders

Russian Editorial Silence on Fulton Declaration Broken by Blast at Far Leader

Anglo-U. S. Pact Would Kill UNO, Pravda Declares   Editorial Denounces Fulton Speech, Sees Soviet Union as Target

PRAVDA CLAIMS TALKS INCITE WORLD TO WAR   Say Anglo-American Alliance Would Doom UNO

PRAVDABLASTS CHURCHILL ACT   Says Alliance Would Mear End Of United Nations

C10 TO FORM WAGE PROGRAM   Resolutions on Foreign Policy To Be Adopted

Babson Predicts Business to Soar Higher in 1947   Diversified Farming Stressed by Analyst And Economist.

Truman, by Signing His Name, Could Solve Many Matrimonial Problems

Kilian Trial Ends Today Amid Wild Developments  Defense Attorney Helc In Contempt; One Witness Is Accused

Painstaking Work Replaces Drama in Hunt for ‘Butcher   Search for Slayer of Suzanne Degnan Now in Its Sixth Day

LETTER TIPS STUDIED IN SEARCH FOR KILLER   Four Persons Still Quizzec In Chicago Kidnap Case

CHICAGO POLICE ASSEMBLE CLUES IN DEGNAN CASE  MASS OF DETAILS vol  icTrTecne eicTcn Cc

STATE BONUS © BILL RUSHED   ILLINOIS SENATE AND HOUSE SPEEDING MEASURE TO BENEFIT WORLD WAR IE VETERANS

DRESSED BEEF ~ PRICES DOUBLE   Veal, Lamb, Pork Still High Despite Big Flow to Markets

MEAT PRIGES DOUBLE SINCE DECONTROL.   Markets Flooded With Livestock Receipts, However

Chinese Nationalists Continue Drive as  Peace Talks Go Slow   Government Troops Campaign Against Red Strongholds, Seize Lunghwa; American Deleaate Delivers Communists’ Demands

CHIANG REPLY WAITED TO DEMANDS OF REDS   Government Troops Occupy New Base In Their Drive

UN Assembly Drives Toware Adjournment   Political Committee Refuses to Take Steps To End Big Power Veto

U.N. Committee Refuses To Take Anti-Velo Steps  Political Group Rejec' Australian Proposal To

UN Political Group Uphold: Veto System   Attempt to Censure Russia Is Rejected at Committee Meet

U. N. Refuses Action to Kill - Power of Vetc   Sub-Committee’ Approves Diplomatic Break Woh Franca

BIG POWER VETO TO BE RETAINED   UN Committee Declines Tx Approve Censure For  Russia

 Committee Rejects Censure. Plan  Political Group Fails To Take  Steps To Eliminate Big-4 Veto  q

UNITED NATIONS REFUSE CHANGE IN BIG-3 VETO   Political Committee In Refusal To Censure  Red Use Of Power

St. Lawrence River. Project Is Emphasized   Olds —. At Would Provide UU. S. With Greatly ine he Power

Predicts Cheap Power For U. S.   Hearings On Proposed Seaway-Power Project At Last Get Underway

_Available Food Is Not "Sufficient for Hard — “Thine U.S. Warned

Coal Miners Demanding More Food   Threaten to Stay Away from Mines Uniess  They Get More

HOFFMAN-ELLET RACE IS EYED   Hot Political Scrap Looms As Both File Their  Petitions

Hoffman, Ellet Square Off For Congress Test   Jarvis Unopposed; Gubernatorial Race Holds Spotlight

FATE OF BRIT. LOAN STILL A TOSS-UP   Both Parties i in Senate Divided On Issue .

LOSS IN STEEL PRODUCTION 1S MOUNTING DAILY   Loss To Exceed 4,000,000 Tons If Coal Strike Runs Inte May

Coal Strike Cuts Deeply Into Industry   See Little Hope For Settlement Before May

Setback Grows Worse Each Day Plants Closina   Ford Company Drops 45,000 Men Last Night

See 4 Million Ton Loss By End Of Month   Labor Department Offers No Hopes For Settlement Before Arrival Of May

Coal Dispute Continues Blow At Reconversion   Scores of Steel Plants Close for Lack of Supplies

COAL SITUATION STILL UNCHANGED   Alarm Is Expressed On Cuts In Production of Steel.

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PATTERSON’S OUSTER ASKED BY SOLDIERS   G. I's at Batangas Vote Fund te Publish Full-Page Ads Asking Secretary’s Removal.

GI's Plan Large Newsnaner Ads For ‘Go Home’ Ple:   Pacific Veterans Continue Protests Over ‘Slowdown’

J. §. AND STATE. BUILDINGS MUST APPLY FOR FUEL   First Claim on Stocks Giver  Essential Public Services, _  Health Work and Home ~ Heating.   CHECK-UP ORDERED EB ON DIMOUT COMPLIANC   Electric Utilities Reminded by CPA That They Are Required to Assist in En- forcing Order.

WEST NEEDS MOISTURE   Flora Predieta Rain for Easterr Part of Kansas

Octogenarians On Henevmoon   Post-mortem Unmasks Charmer  Cobra Woman Elsie a Mar

TOLERANCE ASKED FOR SATELLITES   Bevins Requests Care in Treaties For Axis Friends

Briton Calls For Care in Writing Pacts   Hope Is Expressed That Treaties May Be Made Permanent

No Despondency Voiced by Bevin On Eve of Meet   Peace Is Wanted by Everybody, British Official Says in U. S.

Big Four Convene Tomorrow To Talk Peace  ae Need Of Spee IS URE Over eee Seve Bevin

BEVIN HOPEFUL OF PEACE PACTS   British Premier Arrives .For Big Four Meet

BEVIN ARRIVES TO TALK PEACE   Foreign Secretary Calls For Care And Patience In Framing Treaties

Bevin Counsels  Din A Datinnan big 4 rauence   Picture on Page 2

Bevin Approves Belgian-Dutch Pleas For Voice in Writing German Treaty

BEVIN PLEADS PEACE PATIENCE   ‘Big Four’ Ministers To Open Discussions Monday

(Big Four Convene Tomorrow To Talk Peace  * * * * * * k * * * * * Se Na Need OF Desvnvondency Over Treaties. Says Bevin

Morse Reports  Strong Backing  Against Taft Critic Sees GOP  Groundswell for Stassen Wine

U. S. Submits Plan For Controls Qn Atomic Metals  World Ownership Of Uranium, Thorium Proposed

FOR CONTROI. OF ORE   US Propnses International Ownership Of All Cranium and Thorium

Parents of Children Are — Real Otfeuders--Not.The . >. Juveniles, Police Told

RUSSIAN OBJECTIONS ARE OVERRIDEN IN COMMISSION'S VOTE  SOVIET, POLAND SIT SILENT AS BALLOT ‘TAKEN FOR CONTROLS

U.S.Atomic Control ‘Plan OKd   Ten Delegates Vote For It; Russia, Poland Abstain

Atomic Board OK’s U.S. Plan   Russia And Poland Do Not Vote As Issue Is Decided

FOURTH TRY RECOVER BODIES       Meeting Held To Map Plans For New Assault

CAST IRON FLIES LIKE SHRAPNEL Five Are Dead In Fxyplosion Of Gas.

Five Men Killed, Six Injured in Natural Gas Blast   Exploding Pipe Throws lron About Like Shrapnel

YOUNG REPS. OF MIDWEST FOR STASSEN   : Poll at Meeting. ‘In Gd. Rapids Shows Preference

“Coal Strike Idles Transportation      Less Than 25% Of Ohic Voters At Polls Today

ASKS FOOD SUBSIDIES BE DROPPED   Says Income Taxes  Should Be Boosted

Grange Head for Limited Rationing   Farmer Group Also Asks End of Food Subsidies

LIMITED RATION PROGRAM URGED   Seen Way to Fair Distribution Of Scarce Goods

PRISON CAMP POISON PLOT CLUES FOUND   BAKER TRIED TO KILL THOU: SANDS OF HIS OWN COUNTRYMEN—BOTTLES OF _ARSENIC FOUND

Veis Picket Mine for Jobs  1,000 Miners Refus   1,000 Miners Refuse To Cross Picket Line And Go Home

Blind Musician Has Hope Operation Will Restore Sight,. Let Him See Wife

Blind Man May Recover Sight  Young Husband Wants To See His Wife

WILL SE LABOR MESSAGE   Truman Strike Curb Views To Accompany Action On Case Bill

White House Says Congress To Get Views   President Plans To Send Labor Policies Message To Congress Next Week   UNDECIDED YET ON CASE MEASURE

Welfare Deu't In The State Faces Deficit   Increase Of Applications Since War's End Brings Crisis

SATURDAY THIS WEEK TS ANNUAL POPPY DAY   Legion Auxiliary Will Sponsor Annual Sale of Poppies Here With Mrs. J. B. Harris As Chairman In Charge.

Greece Asks U.N. Probe   Accuse Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Albania O¢ Rarder Incidents

Greece Files. Charges With United Nations   Urges ‘On-the-Spot’ Inquiry Into Charges Of Border Violations

Asks On-the-Spot Investigation of Yugo, Bulgar And Albanian Actions

U.N. May Probe Franco Spain  B.Waaok lnavectinatian   4.Week Investigation Proposed; Russ Face Defeat on Iran Issue

Franeo Spain Inquiry May Be Approved   Experts’ Report Will Be Reviewed

USSR Facing Defeat On Iran Debate At Meet   U. N. Security Council Begins Second Month Of Probing Net Week

Council To Take Up Iranian Issue   U.N. Security Group To Meet Tuesday

RUSSIA FACES REBUFF   Council May Call For Investigation Of Franco Spain

RUSSIA. DEMANDS DISMISSAL   Expected To Be Rebuffed; Spain May Be Investigated

Russia Faces Rebuff Over lranian Issue  Spanish Dispute bide. DO. Cb dind

Russian Rebuff, Franco Probe Seen Up in UN. Agenda   Australian Plan Gain  Strength for Review  of Spain; Censorship Canses Concern

RUSSIA MAY BE REBUFFED IN UNO   lran Dismissal Plea May Be Ignored; Spain Vital

UMW Fear For Life Of Lewis   Say Campaign Being Waged to Vilify, Destroy Labor’s Champ

CLAIM LEWIS MADE TARGET FOR ATTACKS   UMW Gives Rising Vote Of Confidence To Absent Chief

UMW Fears Efforts to Curb Labor   Delegates Charge Lewis Object of Vilitication by Federal Agencies

MINERS CHARGE ‘LABOR ENEMIES’ SMEAR LEADER   O'Leary Voices Fear Of Restrictive Labor Laws

“Wolf Call” Attracted Ace’s Bride   BOYINGTON TO. WED WOMAN MET IN BOMBAY THIS WEEK IN RENO

U.S. Paid Company To Take Surplus Shipyard, Charge   Two Millions Paid to Buyer For Taking $39,000,000 Facility

Maritime Deals Investigated   House Committee Delves Into ‘Sale’ Cf Shipyards.

Fighting  Flares In Bombay   Hindu-Mastlem - Rioting Ushersiit- Inaugural or Preelidependence Govertiment *:81 Killed

81 DEAD AFTER RIOTS IN INDIA   Toll of Injured Reaches 300 in Violent Fighting Since Sunday

61 KNOWN DEAD AS NEW RIOTING FLARES IN INDIA   Nehru Indicates He Favors 10-Year Plan In Taking Over New Regime

DEAD IN INDIA RIOT SET AT 8t   City Still Simmers With Threat Of Violent QOnrithraanke

Eighty-one Reported Killed anc Hundreds are Injured in Indian Battles

81 Die in Bombay  Riot as Feelings  Become Bitter More Than 300  Injured; Police Fire into Mobs

REPORT 81 KILLED IN NEW QUTBREAK OF BOMBAY RIOTS   Hindu-Maslem Discord Over Government Leads to Mare Rlandched

Communal Riots Flare in Bombay; Death Toll at 81   Hindu-Mostem Fights Injure 300 as City Simmers With Tension

BOMBAY RIOT   300 Injured; City Still Simmers with Threat of Violence

81 Killed And 300 Injured Since Sunday   Strong Forces Of Troops And Police On Duty In Effort To Quell Hindu-Moslem Riots

81 Killed in India Riots, 300 Injured   Police Open Fire Three Times During Morning; Mobs Hurl Bottles and Stones in Street Fight

DEATH TOLL 81 IN INDIAN RIOTS   Uprisings Flare As Country Seeks Independent Rule

EARLY MEETING OF BIG 3 URGED   CONNALLY AND AUSTIN FAVOR TRUMAN-ATTLEE-STALIN CONFERENCE,

RUMP CONVENTION  ~ Young Democrat Bolters Led _ By Delegate From Sherman

UNITED STATES EMBASSY CLERK CHARGED WITH INSOLENT ACTS TO RUSSIAN ACTRESS. MOSCOW

10,000 Chinese Students ‘ Strike:  Demand Russians Quit Manchuria "We Won't Hesitate to Fight

China Schools Strike Against Red Troops   11,000 Demand Soviets Leave _ Manchuria:

CHINESE STRIKE TO OUST REDS   Students, Teachers Demand S ovi et Withdrawal * Front Manctturia

Chinese Students Would Oust Reds   1500 Professors Join In Mass Demonstrations

CHURCH CALENDAR   CORINTH BAPTIST CHURCH   FIRST. BAPTIST CHURCH

Officers Destroy 73 Gallons Liquor   Westfield Girls Win From Shoals in Tilt

Pickets. Surround Department Store   2 Injured as Parcel Truck Plows Through Line

Genuine U.S. Soda Fountain in Paris Develons Bie Hit With French Cuties

A Touch of Home in Gay Paree— G..'s Have Soda Fountain   Mademoiselles \Wooed With ‘Sundaes

— OTHMAN —  Sodas Keep Gls In Kisses  French Lovers Bow to Double Douhle Maltede

‘London Squatters Bow to Orders ‘Of Court, Begin Evacuating Flats

EXODUS BEGINS FOR SQUATTERS   London Luxury Quarters Svacuated By Red-Led Homeless Families

SQUATTERS START LEAVING QUARTERS   Britain’s Labor Government Obtains Court Orders For Evictions

Agreement on Treaties Asked  Peace Before Giving -Bomb ‘Know-How’

Millikin Wants Treaties  UpFron   Senator Inclined To Hold Atomic Bomb Secret

Millikin Asks Halt in Giving Atom Secrets   *Beforehand Action On Peace Treaties Favored by Senator

Senator Demands Peace First, Atom (Secrets Afterward   Colorado Republican Sees Definite Link Between TIN and Rie Favre  One Dissents

Momic Secret Control Hinges On Agreements   Senator Urges Faster Action On Stalemate

Urges Speedy Agreement On Peace Treaties   Milliken Favors Holding A-Bomb Secrets Awhile

Senator Demands Treaty Ag reement Before U. S. Enters Atomic Control!

Senator Wants an End To Stalemate In Treaty Making   Lucas Thinks Atomic Bomb Experiments Will Hinder Baruch’s Efforts

Senators Demand Peace Treaties   Say Settlements Must Precede Revealing Of Atomic Secrets

Senate Urged To Insist On Pacts   Would Demand Peace Treaties Before Disclosing Atomic Secrets

SENATE URGED TO HOLD ATOM SECRETS UNTIL MAKE TREATIES   Senator Millikin Wants Quick Allied Peace Agreement  And Test Of Faith

Senate Urged To Insist — On Solid Peace Pacts —  Before Revealing Secrets

Asserts Peace Must Precede ----A-Bemb Plans   Milliken Asks Agreements Before Entrusting Any ‘Secrets To World Body

Atomic Energy  Plan Discussed   Senators Have Feeling U. S. Should Have Safeguards

Demand Agreement on Peace Treaties   Before U.S. Moves to Entrust Any Atomic Secrets to International Control.

ARMY LAUNCHES ‘NEW ORDERS’   Narrows Officer-Enlisted Men Distinctions

ARMY LAUNCHES ITS NEW ORDER   To Experiment With Narrowing Of Distinctions Between Officers And Enlisted Men.

Army Launches New Order Narrowing Distinctions = Between-Officers.and Men.

RE ’E'SC*™*”*éC le  Army Launches Sweeping Order To Bring End To Caste System   All But 2 of GI Gripe Board Proposals Ac‘cepted;Same Uniforms, Social Privileges Ordered.

Army Cuts Out Salute Off Posts   Social, Other Distinctions Between Officers, Men Narrowed “

Army Begins New Urder tor Conduct   Formula to Give Enlisted Men Social Break Is in Effect

NEW FORMULA FOR ARMY LIFE PUT IN EFFECT BY WAR DEPT,   Social And Other Distinctions In Army Ranks Are Being Adjusted

MATINEE  nee oa:   Army Reduces Distinctions Between Officers And Enlisled Men

Army: Launches is'N ‘New Order’  To Narrow Sociol, Rifts Now Extant

 PATTERSON OKAYS ‘GRIPES’ FROM DOOLITTLE BOARD  ARMY CUTS RANK. DISTINCTIONS

Army Narrows Social Distinction Between Officers, Enlisted Men   To Discontinue Saluting Except On Military Posts With Same Leave Privileges For Enlisted Men, But No Weakening In Discipline

Army Tests Military ‘New Order’; Distinctions Narrowed, Not Erased

ARMY LAUNCHES ITS ‘NEW ORDER’   Narrows Social Distinctior Between Officers, Men

Army Launches New Order Toda   Experiment Will Wipe Out Enlisted MenOfficer Distinctions

Army Launches New Order For  Its Personnel   Social and other distinctions between of ficers and men to be narrowed,

Army Attacks Caste System   Launch — Experiment Tc Narrow Social Distinetion: Between Offipers. FEM.

Army Cuts Officer-Enlisted Man Barriers  Nercrawe Gacial Othar Dictinetions: Decides Less Saluting Will Be All Right

Patterson OKs ‘Gripe Board's Reform of Army   Will Reduce Officers’ Privileges and Better Enlisted Men’s Status

Army Adopts Proposals of Gripe Board   Patterson Approves All But Two of the Fourteen Proposals

ARMY GIVES NOD TO MOST ‘GRIPE BOARD MEASURES   SALUTING CURBED, SOCIAL BARRIERS TO BE MINIMIZED

Army Launches Military New Order Today   Social and Some Othe: Distinctions Between Enlisted Men and Officers Narrowed

All But 2. of GI Gripe Board Proposals Accepted;Same Uniforms, Social Privileges Ordered.

New Army Order Limits OfficerE. M. Distinction   Social, Pay, Leave Privileges Are Primary Objects

TOMORROW IS ~ PRIMARY DAY      -CHIEP-INTEREST-1S-CENTERED IN HUFF MAN-HARRISON  AND HERBERT-MILLIGAN . PANTEeTe

U.S. FOREIGN POLICY WILL BE UNCHANGED   Both Parties Have Worked in Harmony Regarding It

NO CHANGES IN FOREIGN POLICY   U. §. STAND UNALTERED &Y TUESDAY'S ELECTION

FOREIGN POLICY LIKELY 10 HOU   Little Change Is Expected Despite GOP Control ‘of Next Congress

PIN HOPES ON CONGRESS GROUP TO RESCUE OPA   Truraan’s Veto Is Seen Certainty On Present Bill

Slaughter’s Defeat Boon To President   Truman’s Chances To Get Legislation Through Believed Improved

PRICE CONTROL ON FOODSTUFFS - MAY CONTINU!   INDICATIONS FOINT TO HOUSE - BALKING ON SENATE MOVE TO REMOVE CEILINGS

Rep. Slaughter’s Defeat Brightens Chances for —  Administration Legislation

OPA BACKERS SEE BRIGHTER CHANCE FOR STRONG BIL!   Believe Conference Group May Offer Measure Satis  fectary ta Truman

PRESIDENT MAY GET MORE SOLON » SUPPORT IN “47   Defeat Of Slaughter, Other Possible Changes May Give President Better Chance   GOP NOT IN AGREEMENT   ’ Republicans Predict New Men Will Be Elected In Fall Voting

HOPE BRIGHTENS. FOR PRICE CONTROL SILL   Bilt Would Extend Price Controls One Year

MAY ALTER OPP BILL TO SUIT PRESIDENT   Any Measure Scut-. tling Controls Will Meet Certain Veto

HAP FELSCH Nol Baseball Fan,   ONE DEAD, 4 HURT IN CAR ACCIDENTS   Music Company Owner Killed Instantly In Mishap on Santa Fe Sunday Night

One Killed, Four Hurl in Accident   Three Critically injured In Head-on Crash

Says Americans Aid Soviet Spies   Rankin Says Atomic Spy Ring Receiving Aid Of U. S$. Commies

USSR Spy Ring Aided by U.S. Communists   Rep. Rankin Makes Charges Saying Many Reds on Federal Pavroll

U.8. Reds Aiding Atom Spy Ring, Rankin Declares   Congressman Asserts ‘Many of Them Are On Federal Payrolls

Asserts Federal Employes Aiding Atomic Spy Ring   Congressman Says Scientific Societies  _ Also May Be Involved

Communist Spies Seek Atom Data?   Accusation Made by Mem bers of Un-Americation  Activities Group

Aid Said Given By American Communists —  Secret Of Atom Bomb Object Of   Soviet Accents

U.S. REDS IN ON ATOM PLOT, RANKIN CLAINS   Scientific Societies Also Involved, Rep. Mundt Save

Fast Enguiied An Frigid Wave; ~ Hive Are Dead  ‘Tamperatures from 5 git... 3. #.__- e_   Tsmperatures [rom 5 -. Above -to Zero in  . S3.da

EAST IN GRIP OF ZERO WAVE   Mercury Rises in Midwest But New Cold Wave Is Reported on Way

Ree eras Men. 27 A 1gi3c  —_ ae wie mw aoe ue   War Criminal Role Confounds History

U.S. INTERVENES IN CASE™ Slavs’ Former Leader Appears Headed For Death As Traitor

War Contract Profiteering:  List Widens   Tips of Improper Conduct Flooding Committee Files

U.S. Prepares New List Of Profiteers       — Flood of: Tips Promises Sensational Develop ments i in Probe; FBI Hunts for File   Thieves

GAO Audits Disclosing Sensations   Flood Of Suspected Firms And Individual: To Be Turned Over Within 10 Days

More Profits Cases Listed   Audit of U. S. Books Discloses Leads For Senate Probers

NEW LIST OF WAR PROFITEERS BEING SET UP   Alleged Violations Found Ir Check Of Government; Sensations Promised

‘ALLEGED WAR PROFITEERS ARE LISTED   Promise Greater Sensations Than Garsson Incident

NEW PROFITEER SUSPECTS GET PROBERS’ EYE   Fips Flood Mead Commit‘tee; FBI Called In Hunt For Pilfered Files

Sensational Cases In  War Profits Are Expectec   New List of Alleged Violators Prepared By Accounting Office; To Put Garsson in Shade

List New Alleged  Profiteers   General Accounting  Office Preparing  New Cases For Probe by Committee

PLAN NEW LIST FOR PROBERS IN WAR PROFITS      Those * Sudpected” Of Improper Conduct Are To Be Investizated

NEW SENSATIONS ‘DUE IN LIST OF WAR PROFITEERS   Improper Conduct Cases Revealed By Roantine Andits

War Profits Probe _ Government Prepares New List of Alleged Profiteers

More Profiteers From War Listed. By Audit Office   Cases Disclosed By Routine Review of Official Accounting Books   NAMES TO BE GIVEN SENATE: COMMITTEE   Biggest Flood of Tips in History Promises Sensational Hearings

WAR PROFITS TIPS DELUGE INVESTIGATORS   Greater Sensations Than In Garsson Case Expected In  Washington.

PROFITS’ INQUIRIES TIPS ARE RECEIVED   Officials Accused of ‘Improper’ Conduct to be Investigated; Theft of File Studied.   COST-PLUS DEALS WILL BE SCANNED

— INQUIRY —  Auditors, ‘Tipsters’ Bare List   ‘Bigger Than Garsson’ : Exposes Loom

MOHR REPORTS (‘DALE SURVEY ON FEVER TICK   Simple Precautions Neutralize Fear Of Disease, He Says

Last Lap In Big Salvation Army Drive   Campaign for Funds Ends Monday; Quoic Not Yet Reached 

Salvation Army Drive Here On Friday, July 12   L. R. Davidson to Have Charge of Solicitors

MOSCOW TOSSES UNO HOT POTATL   Demand for Probe of Britist in Greece and Indonesia Muddles tran Case

FBI Is Collecting Evidence on Alcatraz Rioting  Survivors of Break May Die for Murder of Guards

FBI Taking Statements Of Rioters   3 Survivors Of Alcatraz ‘Break Face Gas Chamber

 FBI Probing Alcatraz Break That Snuffed Out Five  Lives; Three Others Face Possibility of Execution

FBI SIFTS DATA IN PRISON PLOT   Evidence May Send Convict Survivors To Deaths

FBI MOVES INTO ALCATRAZ PROBE   Warden Tells How Convicts Daring Plot Failed

FIVE MEN DEAD,-15 WOUNDED   Three Convicts Survive Bloody 36-Hour Siege

Three Survivors of Alcatraz Riot Facing Execution in Gas Chamber

FIND THREE CONVICTS DEAD AS ALGATRAZ BATTLE ENDS   Three Left As FBI Starts Move To Send Them To Death For Murder

Murder Charges Facing Survivors Of Prison Mutiny   Alcatraz Revolt Ends With Three Of Ringleaders Shot To Death   SEVERAL PROBES OF MUTINY START

FBI Seeks  Evidence on Rioters   Murder Indictments May Name Alcatraz Battle Survivors

Murder Indictments Seen  For Prison Riot Survivors  FBI Moves Into Alcatraz, Searching For Evidence to send 3 to Gas Chamber

Three Survivors Of Prison Riot May Get Death   FBI Agents Move Into Alcatraz To Collect Evidence

FBI Probing Prison Siege   3 Ring Leaders May Die in Gas Chamber

Colleet Aleatraz iividence   Against Three Survivors of Six Convicts Who Made Vain Break to Leave

FBI Collects Evidence on Prison Fight   Evidence Being Taken To Indict Survivors For Murder—Three of Desperadoes Killed

FBI Moves Inte Aleatraz   To Collect Evidence Against Three “urviving Convicts

Survivors of ‘Rock’ Battle May Die in San Quentin Prison   FBI Gathers Evidence Against Mutineers in Alcatraz Prison

Three Of Six Desperadoes Left.... Alcatraz Riot Survivors  May Face Murder Charge

FBI Is Gathering Evidence Agains Three Survivors  Convicts Made Attamnt to Feeane

F.B.1 Moves Into ‘Rock’ For Check   No Prisoner Makes His Escape in Siege Which Leaves Five Nien Thao   Jury to Get Case   Federal Grand Jury Will Be Given Facts in Outbreak .

FBI Takes Over Inquiry At Aleatraz   Attorney Says Surviving Men Involved in Riot At Federal Prison May Face Murder Charge

FBI At Alcatraz Seeking Facts In Convict Riot   5 Men Killed, 15 Wounded: Three ‘More Prisoners Not Expected To Survive

3 Conviel Leaders May Face Doom   FUL Enters Alcatraz Prison Probe and Survivors May Re Charged With Murder of Guards.

FBI PROBING ALCATRAZ RIOT FOR EVIDENCE   Death Penalty Demanded For All Surviving ‘Cons’ {In Mutiny

FBI Moves Against Survivors Of Alcatraz Prison Mutiny   Bloody 36-Hour Siege in Cell-Block Leaves Five Men Dead, 15 Wounded; Living RingLeaders*May Face: Trial For Murder

QUIET ON ALCATRAZ   Surviving Participants 1 Break May Yet Pay With Lives

FBI Probes Prison Riot   Three Surviving Convicts: May Face Charge Of Murder at Alcatraz

Survivors of Alcatraz Battle Face iM urder Charges in Death of Guards

FBI ON “ROCK’ INVESTIGATES BLOODY FIGHT   3. Convict Survivors Facing Death in Gas Chamber

FBI Collects Its Evidence From Three In Bis Riot   U.S. Plans To Indict Survivors Of Battle On Murder Charges

Alcatraz Riot Ends; 5 Dead   FBI Seeks Evidence Against Convicts

FBI Moves Against Alcatraz Survivors   Bureau Is Collecting Evidence Which May Send Three Canvicts To the Gace Chomber

FBI CONDUCTING INQUIRY INTO REVOLT AT ALCATRAZ   EFFORF-REING- MADE-TO LEARN NAMES OF ALL CONVICTS WHO TOOK PART IN BATTLE

FBI MOVES INTO ALCATRAZ TO GET EVIDENCE   Three Desperadoes Survive 36-Hour Gun Battle With Guards

3 Surviving Alcatraz Rioters May Die ln Gas Chamber   Onlvw Two Guns

FBI Starts Probe Against 3 Convicts   Alcatraz Inmates May Be Indicted

FBI Seeking Evidence In Prison Riot   Three Survivors May Die Following Vain 36-Hour Battle

FBI Moves Into Aleatraz to Get Evidence on Riot   Death Penalty May Be Demanded For Surviving Convicts

NAVY BOMBER THAT TOOKOFF FROM AUSTRALIA LANDED AFTER TRAVELING 11,822 MILES TO OfIO

INCOME TAXPAYERS MAKING ANNUAL LASTMINUTE RUSE        MOVE IN) CONGRESS TO CUT TAXES DURING THIS YEAR BY RAISING TIE EXEMPTIONS

36,000,000 Due To File Tax Returns   Congress Relief Before Next Year Is Indicated

KNOW HOW HELD BUILDING ITEM   Probers Learn of Wartime Profits in Ships at Hearina

Huge Profits Are Admitted   Ship Firm May Make 5,000 Pet on $400 Investment

KING OF HOBOES DETROIT NATIVE   Knights Of Road Ruler Apologizes For Gravy Spots On Vest

Four-Power Control Of Japan Proposed   New Food Agency ~ Goes to Work 

25-Year Treaty Plan Suggested   Would Become’ Operative When Present Occupation Ends; Purpose Is To Keep Nation Disarmed As Long As Needed

U.S. PROPOSES 25-YEAR PACT TO CURB JAPS   Advocates Control of Nips by Four Powers After Occupation

Propose 25-year Plan to Control  Japanese Affairs  If 4 Big Powers  Approve, Occupation RAs att Ena Caanmee

‘A 4-Power “Keep Japan Disarmed” Plan Is Proposed   A 25-Year Control Setup Would Include U.S,, Great Britain, Russia and Ching

U. 5. Proposes A-Power Rule For Japanese   25-Yeor Disarmament System Urged With U. S. Britain, Chino, Russia Supervising Japan

U.S. Proposes Creation Of Four-Power Control Commission For Japan

A-Power Control Commission For Japan Proposed   U. S. Offers To Create Group As Part Of Dis armament System .

FOUR-POWER BODY TC  ENFORCE PEACE MAY  SUPPLANT MPARTHUR OCCUPATION TO LAST QUARTER OF CENTURY  TRINGeD TY ¢ DBHnCD AW

rour-Power Commission Advocated   Disarmanent Of Japs Would  Be Complete

rm PFE ISRARTR RITE Bs A”  W ould End Military  Occupation  a I  Uty...1,]   Commission Would Have Armed Aid

Commission fo Take Over at Occupation End  U. S. Makes Proposal To Other Nations

U.S. Offers — 4-Power Plan To Rule Jans   Proposal About Like POne Advanced To Rule Germany

Plan Similar To Byrnes’  F or Germany   Would: Replace Present Rule By MacArthur ~-

25-Year Control Proposed for Japs   U. §. Would Support Plan With Force Te Keep Conauered Nation Disarmed

J9-YEAR PACT IS PROPOSED BY BYRNES   Russia, Britain And China Would Share In Rule   Would Be Disarmed For At Least Quarter Of Century Under New Plan

‘Byrnes Made Proposal in April, State Depart:  ment Announces. ‘

Russ, China And Britain Under Plan   Control Would Be Part of 25 Year Disarmament System

3-Power Controls Favored  In Plan   Commission Aimed At Disarmament Is Suggested

U. S. Proposes Set-Up to Control Japan:  Big Four Conference Turns to Trieste

FOUR-POWER CONTROL OF JAPAN ASKED   U. S. Proposes Creation Of Commission to Keep Nips Disarmed 25 Years

Proposal for Four Power Control for  Japan Made by U.S.   Plan for Treaty Given Russia, China, Great Britain Today

Group Would Ruie Islands For 25 Years   United States, China England And Russia Are Included

U.S. Offers New Plan For Japan   Proposes Four-Power  Control Commission, Backed By Force, to  ’ Keep Japan Disarmed

Long Control of  Japan Proposed   Commission Planned By U. S. Would Watch Affairs for 25 Years

Four-Power Control. Of Japan Proposed   7S. Offers Russia, Britain and China a Plat Similar to One for Reich as Part of a 25-Year Disarmament System.

United States Urges 4-Power Rule Of Japan   Disarmament For 25 Years, By Force If Necessary, Proposed

Soviet, Britain, China, U. §. To Share in Duties   Disarmament of Japan Would Last 25 Years Under Allied Scrutiny

Backed By Allied Might, U.S. Proposes To Keep Nips Disarmed And Felpless  5 Vaar Occupation Of Japan Urged

Four- Power Control of Japan Proposed   Disarmament Would Continue for 25 Years at Least

U. §. Offers Control Plan for Japanese   Proposes Four Power Commission to Serve Twenty-five Years

U. S. Offers 4-Power Plan  To Supervise  Japs? Affairs   Proposal Parallels Treaty On Germany:  Drafted By Byrnes

To Enforce Disarming of Japanese   Commission to Take Over After Occupation Ends

Four-Power  Treaty of 25 Years Urged   By Inspection System; Curb Would Be Kept On Japan's Arms. —

BE UP TO. BIG FOUR   Treaty Similar to Byrnes’ Plan for Long-Range Control of Germany; Aim to Keep Ninvon Disarmed

Approval Would Shorten Time Of Occupation   Action Presumably Would End America’s Virtual Domination

Would Manage Disarmament For 25 Years   Similar To Byrnes Plan For Germany; Plan Operation After Occupation

NEW BODY WOULD TAKE OVER WHEN YANKS WITHDRAW   Commission Backed by Military Force Suggested in: ° Byrnes: Prarie nec

Commission, Backed by Military Force, Would Represent China, Great Britain, Russia and U. 5.   FOREIGN MINISTERS ARE GIVEN PROPOSAL

New Control Plan for Japs Offered   Disarmament System Is Proposed For Next 25 Years

25-Year Control Plan Asked When Occupation Ends   Text of Proposed Treaty Sent to Russia, China and Great Britain

Four-Power Nir Control Urged   United States Seeks Commission Backed by Military Might to Keep Foe Disarmed

Creation Of Four-Power Control Commission Backed By Military Force Suggested By Washington To Russia, Britain And China—Would Take Over At End Of Present Occupation Under MacArthur’s Command —Demilitarization Suggested As Long As Needed

—— Japan's Future—  4-Power Control Sought   U.S. Asks Britain, China Russ To Join Forces In 25-Year Disarmament

Similar to Proposal For Germany   Proposals Made To Russia, China and  Britain

U.S. oses 4-Power Pact For 25 -Year Disarmament Of Japanese War Machine

—JAPAN— 4-Power Control Proposed  ‘Arcentance May   Acceptance May Speed End of Occupation

WOULD TAKE — OVER AT END OF OCCUPATION   Commission Is Part Of 25-Year System For Disarmament

MacArthur Rule Would Be Ended Under Proposal   Would Insure That Japan Is Kept Demilitarized As Long As Necessary

LANDS AT ATHENS AFTER FLIGHT FROM LONDON— CIVIL WAR TAKING . CASUALITIES

TROOPS OCCUPY GREEK INTERIOR   British Move From Athens Without Immediate ~ Explanation

RUNAWAY BOYS KILL OFFICER   POLICEMAN WAS TRYING TO SEND THEM HOME

Catastrophe F acing Nation. Sen. Byrd Says   Nation Could Not Aver Disaster If Coal Strike Continues Another 2 Weeks, He Declares   For Prohibiting Paying Royaltie:   Does Not Believe Busiues: Economy Can Operate By Paying Them to Labor Leaders

Byrd Visions Catastrophe   Rail Shutdown Near; Lewis’ Arrogance Hit

CHARGES AGAINST SIX   Group Held in Connection With Several Robberies ‘in Kansas

HEIRENS UNDER WATCHFUL EYE OF JAIL GUARD   Sheriff Finds Note Indicating Murderer May Make Suicide Try

FORMAL HEIRENS CONFESSION DUE   Youth’s Lawyers To Confet With State’s Attorney

AWAIT NOTICI YOUTH READY ~ T0 CONFESS   Heirens’ Move Aimed At Escaping Electric Chair   TWO INDICTMENTS   Charge Suspect With Murder In Degnan And Brown Slayings

Youth fo Admit Triple Slaying  Attorneys to Seek Life Imprisonment

\State’s Attorney Reveal 5  Youth May Get Life For   Killing Girl, Widow,   Former WAYE

FEAR SUICIDE TRY BY HEIRENS   Note Indicates Youth Contemplating Act

Move Plan fo Save Him From Flectric Chair   Tuohy To ‘Consider It’; No Deals Made On Brutal Slayinas

LuRID CRIME STORY Heirens Reported Ready To Discuss Murder Details

WHL TELL OF -NGHT PROWLS   Deliberately Set Out to Rob and Wound, ‘Unimpeachable Source’ Declares.

Hetrens Ready To Confess Three Crimes  Defense Attorney   Defense Attorney Will Seek Mental  Examination

Heirens Offers To Confess Degnan Slaying, Two Others   Chicago University Student's Attorneys Say He'll Give State Details On Tuesday

Heirens’ Cell Guards Increase Vigil Afte: Finding Note On Planned Suicide

Double Guard  Over Heirens      Rind Netechiaredtiing: Chieago Murder Suspect Contanimlgtee Satride.: :

Guards Watch Heiréns After Finding’ Note Indicating Possible Suicide Try”

Suicide Hint Alerts Guard  Over Heirens   Note Indicates Chicago Slayer Contemplated Taking Own Life

ATTORNEYS HOPE TO SAVE HEIRENS   DEFENSE COUNSEL MANEUVERING FOR TRADE WITH STATE

Heirens Youth Will Confess 3 Murders, His  Lawyer Says   Ready to Admit Degnan, Brown and Ross Slayings

Ena it Alir Strengthen Heirens Guard After: Discovery Of Suicide Note   Note Te Parents

-Heirens To Confess Three Savage Murders   Arnall Offers Reward In Georgia Slayings

COUNSEL SAYS YOUTH READY TO TELL STORY   Will Admit Degnan, Brown, Ross Killings TNT, State’s Attorney

Agrees To Make Statement After Describing Crimes To Grief-Stricken Parents

Heirens Ready To Confess, Attorney Says   “No Need To Quibble 3 Homicides Listed,’ Lawyer States;  Tuesday Signing Seen

Young Slayer May Bargain For Life Term   Heirens Expected To Confess To Lurid Crimes In Chicago

Agrees to Sign Any Statement To. Prosecutor   Defense: Maps Strategy: To Save Youthful Killer From Electric Chair °

Report a Heirens Suicide Note Found   Extra Guard Added as Authorities Await Official Notification Of Murder Confesciaen<

LURID CRIMES ADMITTED BY CHICAGO BOY   STUDENT, 17, MAY BE SPARED DEATH IN ELECTRIC CHAIR

‘Suspect Set to Explain  Murders of Two Women,  Deenan Abduction- Killing

Heirens Ready With Story Of  Three Crimes   See Move By Defense To Save Youth From Death On Murder Charges.

Counsel for Heirens Says Youth Will. Describe Slayings   Says Time Has Come for Client to ‘Make Known by Confession Facts of Crimes With Which He Is Chaorced’

Attorney Hints Move to Escape Death in Chair   Student Willing To Sign State ment In Degnan Kidnap Case, Two Others

HEIRENS READY TO ADMIT HE'S TRIPLE SLAYEF   Defense Says Degnan Girl's Killer Will Contess Lurid Crimes Tuesday

Action May Save Youth From Chair   Defense Bares Plan To ‘Tell All’ In Degnan,  Brown, Ross Murders.

—HEIRENS THREATENS SUICIDE—  Intensify Watch Over Triple Murder Suspect

Guard Heirens Closely to Balk Suicide Attempt   New Precautions Are .Taken After Note Hints at Plan

WILLIAM HEIRENS TO CONFESS THREE CHICAGO KILLINGS   Attorney Promises Student Will Give Details of Murder of Degnan Child and Two Women.   STATEMENT SCHEDULED TO BE MADE TUESDAY   Defense Move Aimed at Saving Youth From Possible Sentence of Death in Electric Chair.

ASK INCENTIVES   Congressmen Say It Is Withheld in Hope of Price Relief

WHEAT RISE IS PROPOSED   TEN CENTS PER BUSHEL BOOST 18 SUGGESTED TO GET WHEAT OUT OF STORAGE

ASK INDUCEMENT FOR WHEAT SALE   Congressmen Say Grain Held ln Hope of Eventual OPA Price Relief

Chinese Press Quiet on Charge   Madame Sun Yat-sen Speech Is Iqnored

Little Hope Of Averting China War   Government Papers Ignore Mme. Sun’s Charge That. Reactionaries Foment Strife —

CHINA PRESS IGNORES CRY BY MADAME SUN   Statement Not Expected To Help Check Civil Strife

Ten Bridges In Palestine  Are Blastec   Report New Wave Of Ter. rorism Has Developed In Holy Land

DYNAMITERS BLAST BRIDUES IN PALESTINE   Spans Across River Jordan  First Attacked

Terror In Holy Land Reported.   -Dynamiters Blast  Ten Bridges; Police Outposts Assaulted

JEWISH BANDS BLOW BRIDGES WW HOLY LAND   New Wave of Terrorism Hits Palestine; British Tighten Defense

Police Decide Film Worker Fell to His Death After Party Toasting Picture’s Completion

Vandenberg, Connally Pledge Full Support To Secretary Byrnes   Wallace’s Bid For Communist Votes For Democrat Endorsed By Truman, Cuts Ground From Under Seven-weeks Battle With Soviet Russia.

BYRNES ANGRY OVER WALLACE POLICY SPEECH   Truman Blundered In Giving Endorsement To It Is Opinion

GOP Leader Pleads for Unity of Program   Says Wallace’s Speech Leaves Paris Peace Conference Unsure About U.S. Policy

, WALLACE TALK AND BACKING IRKS DELEGATES   Truman’s ‘Blunder’ Endorsing Foreign Policy Speech Stuns Conferecs

Commerce Chief’s Foreign Speech Embarrasses U.S. Leaders In Paris;  Groundwork With Russia Wrecked

Byrnes Angry About Wallace   Vandenberg Ple dges - Full Co-Operation To Secretary

Byrnes ‘Boiling’ Mad Over Speech   Wallace Outburst Blamed on Truman For His Approval.

Byrnes, Aids Regard Wallace’s Speech Truman’s Approval As “Colossal Blunder’

Byrnes and Staff ‘Boiling Mad’ Over Wallace's Talk, Truman's Approval

BYRNES’ STAND. SUPPORTED BY VANDENBERG   Secretary of State and Advisors Are Badly Upset by Wallace Speech.

‘Colossal Blunder’ Laid to President   Truman Backing of Talk Involving Reds Termed Blow to U. S. Position

BYRNES AND ADVISERS — ARE ANGRY   Dislike Truman Endorsement of  Wallace Speech

Byrnes Given Support Pledge By Vandenberg   U.S. Delegation Is “Boiling Mad’ At Wallace Speech

FACTION BOMBS GERMAN COURT   ‘Explosion Marks Second OutBreck in U. S. Zone; None Injured

TERRORIST STRUGK FOR SECOND TIME IN EIGHT DAYS   Exploded Bomb on a Window: sill of Denazification Board Office.   OCCURRED AT ESSLINGEN   At Noon Today Ten Persons Had Been Taken Into - Custody.

EXPLODE IN AMERICAN TERRITORY   Explosion Occurs Shortly After U. S. Troops Pass   PATROLS   search Area For Culprits; Bloodhounds Are Used In Esslingen Hunt

*ND BOMBING N GERMANY   Denazification Record Office Hit by Exptosion; No Casualties.

AMG Reports Terrorists Strike 2nd Time; Offices in Frankfurt Bombed

TERRORISTS SET OFF EXPLOSION AT ESSLINGEN   \t Least Ten Persons Held For Questioning In New Outbreak Of Violence  In Germany.

Frankfurt Again Scene  Of Bombing      Terrorists Strike Second Time in Eight Days but Do Little Damage; Act Seen as Protest

Terrorists Hit US Zone With Second Bomb   Big Explosion Rocks Esslingen

10 Arrested After Blast ln Germany   Records of Nazi Sympathizers Not Harmed By Explosion

Terrorisis Strike Again Night Explosion Rocks Occupied German Town

Terrors Striking At Nazis 2d ‘Time   Bomb Is Exploded On Windowsill Of Office

TERRORISTS HIT AT REICH AGAIN   10 Seized In New Bombing At Denazification Center

‘10 Arrested in Bombing Inquiry   De-Nazification Board Office in German City Blasted

Second Terroris Bomb Exploded Al Reich Office   Esslington, Germany Denazification Building Target: No One Iniured

—BOMBING—. Terrorists Strike In Esslingen  Denazification Offline Ramhed

Shell is Exploded on Win dow-Sill of Denazification Board Office at Esslingen

Holds 10 Suspects Kor Esslingen Blast In American Zone   second Attack by Terrorists in Eight Days; No One Injured by Explosion

BOMB BLASTS ANTLNAZ COUR WW U.S. ZONE   Explosion Is Second Outbreak OF Terrorism .*

Ten In Custody In Bomb Blast   Second Outrage In The United States Zorie In Eight Days,

U.S. TROOPS 2 SEEK 10 TRAPPLOT LEADERS   Bombing of Denazification: Office Shakes German

Blast Rocks Reich Town   Pro-Nazi Terrorists ' Blamed For Second Bombing in 8 Days.

Denazifying Board Office Is Bombed   Terrorists Blamed ‘By AMG For Attack At Esslingen

Terrorists Hit Again in Germany   Bomb Explodes on Denazification Board Office Windowsill

Terrorists, Striking For 2nd Time Within Days, Explode Bomb At Esslingen’s Quarters

\Nazi Agitators Strike Again Terrorists Explode Bomb In German Court Building

Bloodhounds Are Put Into Action   Bomb Explodes On Window Sill Of Denazification Board Office At Esslingen; Security Troops Cordon Off Area

Nimitz Says U.S. Fleet Able To  Meet Emergency   Ship Design Be Changed to Meet A-Bomb Blasts

NIMITZ WARNS ON PERMITTING NAVY 10 SL   Says lis Present Strength Is Adequate for Any Threat in ‘Predictable Future’   CALLS FOR ‘FORESIGHT’   Today’s Standards Will Not Remain Constant, He Cautions in Talk

CADMAN, NOTED COMPOSER, DIES IN CALIFORNIA   Was Born In Jobnstown And Had Played Organ In Pittsbureh

HALSEY DEFENDS GOOD WiLL TOUR —DFULS.WARSHIPS   “We'll Go Where We Please,” Admiral’s Reply  tm Buecian Critics

HALSEY BACKS US. VOYAGES   ‘Nobody’s Damn _ Business’ Where Fleet Goes Admiral Says

Senate Confirms George E. Allen  Fireworks Flare Over  , ee A eae ey je

George E. Allen Is Confirmed by Action in Senate   Naval Group Is Informec Payley Contributed eae, 000 in Oil Fight

Senate Okays Allen for RFC Directorshit   Senators in Hof Dis pute Over Pauley And Vardaman, WNominations

Senate Confirms George E. Allen  Fireworks Flare Over Annointment of Pauley

Senate Confirms One Trunian  Appointee  ws. atl... £..2.DrO  OK’s Allen for RFC, But Fight Rages Over Pauley and Vardaman

ALLEN VOTED APPROVAL FOR RFC DIRECTOR   Confirmed by Senate As Pauley Battle Is Continued

Allen Given Confirmation By Senators   Pauley and Vardaman Are Subjects of Bitter Wrangling

Senate Okehs Allen After Bitter Debate   Financial Dealings Of Pauley, Vardamar Raised Before RFC  Director Confirmed

TRUMAN WINS ROUND Senators Confirm Allen, Stall: Pauley, Vardaman

George Allen Confirmed For RFC Director   Senate Acts on Nomina. tion After Heated Debate

George E. Allen Gets Senate Approval  [ or Director ol : R IC   Confirmation Follows Bitter Wrangling Involving Financial Dealings of Two Other President Truman Appointees

NOMINATION OF ALLEN APPROVED BY SENATE VOTE   Legislators Still Debating Confirmation Of Pauley And Vardaman   RADIO SALESMAN IS WITNESS WEDNESDAY

SENATE CONFIRMS GEORGE E. ALLEN FOR POST IN RFC   Financia] Dealings of Pauley and Vardaman, 2 Other Truman Appointees, Lead to Wrangle.   ALL 3 “UNQUALIFIED,” SEN. TAFT CHARGES   Chicagoan Says Pauley Turned Over $25,000 for Fight Against Repeal of Oil Conservation Law.

Senate Okay Given Allen   Pauley, Vardaman Cause Commitiees to Wransle

Plans For Clovis-Texico Road Imorovement Project Haye Not Been Completed

Air Incident Heads Toward Solution   White House Calls Clayton For Conference

VFW Demands  Yugoslavs Be Brought to Trial   ‘Reparations Asked For Families of Dead Fliers; Klan Assailed by Vets

Yugoslav Crisis Moves Toward End   Harmonious Close Would Relieve Tense U.S.-Russian Relations

SITUATION IS DISCUSSED AT WHITE HOUSE   Undersecretary of State Unexpectedly Calls Off Scheduled News Conference

VEW GROUP ASKS YUGOSLAN MEN BE TRIED FOR SHOOTING   Ask International Tribunal Be Used To Try Men Who Shot Down Airmen

Early End Of Yugoslav Dispute > Seen   Washington Indicates Harmonious Finale; Clayton Schedules News Conference -

U. S.-Soviet Disputes Occupy Center of World Spotlight Again   NEWS CONFERENCE ON SLAVS CANCELED

Reparations in  Full Asked at Boston Session   Denounce Ku Klux Clan and Coart Martial System in Other Resolutions

VFEW Demands Yugoslavs Be  Tried Quickly   Resolutions Committee at Boston Drafts Request for International Tribunal To Hear Evidence Against Persons Responsible for Shooting Down American Airmen.

With Father   DEMAND TRIAL OF YUGOSLAVS   Veterans Of Foreign Wars Want Slayers Of Fliers Punished

THINK SLAV CASE TO END IN HARMONY   Solution of Dispute Over Downing of U.S. Planes Also Expected to Lessen American Tension With Russia.

Settlement In Yugoslav Case Seen   Tension Between U.S. And Russia Is Believed Considerably Eased

ANNOUNCEMENT OF SETTLEMENT DELAYED A BIT   Call Off Scheduled Conference, But Indications Are Tito  as Apologized And Given Assur ances For Future.

Tito Sorry For Plane Incidents;  Sends New Note   U, S.-Yugoslav Dispute Nearing Harmonious Conclusion

A World Couit  In Resolutions      Veterans Denounce Klan, Condemn Army’s: Court Martial System

Slavs’ Send.  Apology And New Protest.   Asks U. S§: Assurance That Violations Will Be Halted: :

U. 5. Statement On Yugoslav Crisis Delayed  News Conference Off As Clayton.  Calls On Trumon

VETERANS FOREIGN —  WARS DEMAND ACTION  AGAINST YUGOSLAV POWERFUL COMMITTEE  ASKS TRIAL OF MAN WH( SHOT DOWN AMERICANS

Reparations To Kin Of Airmen Also Requested   VFEW Resolutions: Offered; KKK Is faiundly Accailad

Dispute With Yugoslavia ‘Nears Harmonious Solution ‘May Lessen Current Russo-US Tension

Yugoslavian Dispute Ends Harmoniousiy   U. S. AND BALKAN STATE ADJUST PLANE WRANGLE

Reparations To Kin Of Airmen AlsoRequested  VFEW Resolutions Offered; KKK Is.

See Harmonious Settlement of U.S., Yugoslav Dispute   Officials Say Ending Might Lessen the Current Tension ‘Between U.S... Russia

YUGOSLAVS TELL OF NOTE TO U. S.   ASK GUARANTEE OF NO MORE FLIGHTS OVER TERRITORY

Fresh Crisis Indicated in Yugoslav Row   State Department Suddenly Cancels News Conference

Note Charges Planes Still Over Nation   Government Says Violations Will Not Be Tolerated Longer

Repor ts Yugo ‘Note’ On Way To Washington   Belgrade Papers Say It Asks For Guarantee Against Planes Flying Over Yugoslavia

Tells VFW We Must Struggle Eliminate War   Convention, Delegates. Un easy: Over U. S. Verbal Bouts With ‘Yugoslavia  . and Russia   “Task Not Easy; 2 - Staff Chief Says   “Especially Difficult When Evér y. Well-Intended Proposal Is."Twist ed” By Another —

VEW Drafts Resolution for Trial of Yugoslavs Who Shot Down Airmen

New Communique May Bear Official Slav Apologies   Formal Protest

MAY LESSEN U.S.-RUSSIA TENSION      Soviet Ground Giving Tactics May Avert ‘Showdown’

PLEDGE SOUGHT BY YUGOSLAVIA   Nation Wants U. S. Te Guarantee No More Planes There

Junior-Senior Prom Wednesday —  ' Two ‘Hundred Thirty Guests Exvected_

Junior-Senior Prom Wednesday  - Two Hundred Thirty  Guests Expected

OTHER LABOR GROUPS BACKING SEAMEN STRIKE   Congress Ready To Probe Walkout: Schwellenbach Predicts Settiement   CASE BILL VETO SEEN   President Thinks Bill Too Drastic; May Seize Machinery Plant

OF AVERTING WALKOUT   Schwellenbach Says Negotiations Are Progessing

SHIPPING CRISIS INVESTIGATED: NEW STRIKE HITS   Chrysler Lays Off 4,400 After Body Plant Walkout

Negotiations Moving Toward Settlement In “Time To Avert Strike   Schwellenbach  Predicts Agreement Before June 15, If Conference Continues At Its Present Rate of Progress.

MARITIME CRIS{ WILL BE STUDIED   Congress Prepares to Take Action About Dispute.

Strikers Again Menace Nation   Ship Tic-ups Soon To Leave Impact on Railroad Operations.

SEC. OF LABOR SCHWELLENBA‘ SAYS PRESENT HEADWAY IS DEEMED MOST ENCOURAGING

Byrnes Reported Seeking Treaty With Austrians  Recognition of Nation   Recognition of Nation As Independent Unit Would End Occupation

Alabama Town Guarded to Prevent Riot  Nine White Persons Held in Jail After

ALABAMA MOB RUNS NEGROES FROM STREETS   Little Scuffle Ends Up With 2,000 Whites Running Amuck

Mob Goes Mad, Beals Nearoes   Potrolmen Poli ce Ala bama Town to Prevent More Trouble

100,000 Due To Walk Out Jan. 14 In Wage Demand   Three-Man ‘Facts’ Board Appointed by President Truman

TRUMAN CALLS 3 ON NEW PANEL; STRIKE JAN. 14   700,000 May Go Out, Demanding $2.Day Pav Rise e

President Appoints Fa Finding Board To In. vestigate Dispute   OPA To Explore Hike In Pries   Slight Hope Held Inquir Can Be Completed Before January 14 Deadline

New Year Sees Million More Ready to Quit   Steel Workers Stand by Deadline; Telephone  ~ Crisis Near

MAY CURTAIL AMUSEMENTS   PUC Readies Orders For Curtailment If Coal Strike Continues

EDS DEMAND ROBE ALLIED ILITARY FORGE   Soviet Moves To Bring Up Charge Against Greece

Ukraine’Says Greece Stirs Balkan War   ‘Report of Members’ ‘Troops Is Requested Before UN Council

Russia Demands Secret Data on Armed Forces   “Also Asks U.N. To Study Charge ‘Against Greece

AUSSIA DEMANDS UN UST DISPOSITION OF ALL ALLIED ARMIES   UN Votes Membership Te Sweden And leeland

Russia Presents New Demands To Nations’ Council   Wants Report Of All Troops On Land, Sea And Air Bases   STIRRING BALKANS

67 Seats Sure For Democrats In Next House   Only Ten Republicans Are Assured Election Next Tuesday; Majority Fixed At 218

DEMOCRATS ASSURED  OF 67 HOUSE SEATS  Nevertheless, GOPs Keen on Chance

GOP Prospects Are Regarded Best Since 1931   Congress Elections Next Tuesday Hold Kev To Presidency

DEMOCRATS SURE OF 76 iN HOUSE   REPUBLICANS ONLY ASSURED OF 10 IN TUESDAY'S VOTING

G. 0. P. THINKS CHANCES GOOD   Democrats Already Have 67 Seats In House Locked Up

Senate Approves Terminal Leave   Action By House, President Awaited

SENATE OK’S GI BILL   15,000,000 Veterans to Share $2,400,600,000 Terminal Pay

Parents And Terry Back In Charlotte   Police Question Nurse On Previous Abduction Cases

Pretty Little Terry Taylor Is Happily Reunited With Her Parents in Charlotte

British Demand Explanation Of lran Occupation   Reports Say Russians Holding Out For Five Major Concessions

British Call On Russians  To ‘Explain’   Soviets Reported Demanding Five Concessions Before Leaving Lran

REPORTS ARE HEARD OF USSR DEMANDS   lran Delegation Enroute Teheran  With Demands

Britain Demands Red Explanation Of Aims in Iran   Moscow. Reported to Be Seeking Oil Leases as Price of Withdrawal   WANTS RECOGNITION OF AZERBAUAN RULE   Fighting Breaks Out in Teheran Between Rightists and Tudeh Party

British Question  Red Stay       Reparl Nassin Asks O11 Leases, Reeagnition of Azerbuijun Gavernment

BRITISH OCCUPATION TROOPS REACH JAPAN   Spearhead of 45,000 Commonwealth Soldiers Arrives—To Occupy Southern Honshu,

NEW PRESIDENT SET IN FRANCE   Choice Of Socialist To Succeed DeGaulle May Clear Up Crisis

SOCIALIST E X P E CTED TO SUCCEED D’GAULLE   Felix Gavin Jg Compremise After Communists Fail Te Elect Their Candidate

COUN SLATED ~ TO HEAD FRANCE   Lawyer Seen As Successor to de Gaulle As President

Socialist Leader Is Named French President  Felix Gouin Elected Interim Chief

Socialist Leader Is Named French President  Caliw —frisin Elartar   Felix Gouin Elected Interim Chief Succeeding Da Gaulle

Boston Wins 4-0 On York Homer   Ferriss Holds Cards to Six Hits, Gives Red Sox 2-1 Series Lead

York Hits Another Homer: Boston Takes Series Lead By Downing Cardinals 4-0

York's Homer Defeats Cards For 2-1 Edae   Three-Run Round Tripper Starts Boston off on Whitewash

York’s Three-Run Homer Paces Boston Sox's 4-0 Victory. for a 2-1 Lead Over Cards in Series

YORK, FERRISS TEAM 10 GIVE SOX 2ND WIN   Rudy’s 4-Base Clout, Ferriss’ Pitching Decide Contest

Pickets May Be Placed Around Fargo Offices   Dial Service Would Not Be Affected At Once In F-M Area

CHALLENGE TO REDS’  TRUSTEESHIP STAND  IS VOICED BY SMUTS NATION TO TAKE OVER  MANDATED AREA, EVEN If DENICN UWE CAVe

Marshal Smuts Read Vv to Act in Afries  Prepared to Take  Over if U.N. Refuses

Trusteeship Battle Flares   Challenge Soviet Idea That UN Charter Forces Mandate Action

Will Take Territory By  Unilateral Action If  UN Refuses To Cede  It;. Russia Cites UN  Charter.

Smuts Warns Of Annexation African Area   Declares South Africa To Take Over Land Without UN Apnnroval,

Says Southwest Africa Will Be Taken Over If Program Is Denied By United Nations; Work Continues On Veto and Arms Reduction Items

Smuts Defies U.N. Authority  South African Union To Annex Territory

Will Take Over Southwest Africa   Smuts Says South. fica - Wal Act If UN Allow Annexation      “ARGUMENT ON CHARTER   ‘Britain and U.S. Are Work - ing on Separate Plans to Restrict Veto!

Smuts Prepared To Annex Area, Council Is Told   Southwest Africa Would Be Taken Marshal Asserts

Will Rule Mandated Southwest Africa Despite Decision: of United Nations   RUSSIA CHALLENGED ON  TRUSTEESHIP SYSTEM

Trieste Battle Break Forecast  ‘At UN Session   Byrnes Issues Warning U 88: Cannot Continue To Compromise In Power Wrangle

Smuts Says Flatly He's Ready To Take Mandate In Africa   Will Assume Control Over Mandated Southwest Africa If U. N. Assembly Refuses To Approve Proposal For Its Annexation

South Africa's Head Threatens To Annex Area  Britain, United States Stody Plans to Regulate

If UN Refuses Approval For Its Annexation   South African Leader Challenges Russia On Trusteeships i

Challenge Made To Soviet Idea On Trusteeship   British Spokesman Disputes Con tention on Palestine as Battle Flares Anew

HOUSE SHELVES LOAN WRANGLE   Vinson Reappears’ as First "Witness Favoring Plan

HIGHWAY PATROL SEARCHING FOR A GANG OF ARSONISTS   Five Towns Have Been Struck By Incendiary Fires.   IN CENTRAL MISSOURI   State Troopers In That Section Were Placed on Double Duty.

Fleet Of Ghost Ships Awaiting Sunday's Blast   All Hands Prepare To Evacuate Tiny Atoll Today And Tomorrow

Management, Labor  - Agree On Increase Utility Firm Says Pact Is Offered

PENNA. POWER TO BOOST PAY   Management, Union Report Agreement For 18-Cent An Hour Increase

Sumner Welles Says U.S. Foreign Policy 's Helping World Drift Toward ‘Two-World Order’

Truman, Byrnes Scored by ‘Sumner Welles   Former Undersecretary Of State Says U.S.  Haraion Palhiev Runoling

Filipino Reports Punishment for Defending Flags  Story of Cruelty Is Offered At Homma’s Trial

Housing Shortage Political Toy for Foes, Dewey Says   Governor Asks C Cooperation Of All Parties to Comchat Sttuation

Chairmen of Key Committees Rap Merger Outlines   Congress To Defeat Proposal, Is Claim Of Walsh, Vinson

Gas Service Is Continued By Stafe Adion   Yale And Towne Strike Is Ended After 5 Months

STATE SEIZES 9 GAS PLANTS IN NEW JERSEY   Governor Acts To Avert Gas Workers’ Strike; One Long Walkout Ends.

State in Charge Of New Jersey's Nine Gas Works  Strike Would Hove Aflortad A Mil

Statewide Strike In New Jersey Is Averted Today  State Officials Take Over Operation Of Nine Gas Works

State Seizes Gas Plant to Avert Strike   New Jersey Governor Acts Under State's Utility Strike Law

Governor Seizes New Jersey Plant To Block Strike   Action Assures State Of Service; Union Men Urge Worker Cooperatior

Governor Orders Seizure Of Gas  Plants In Strike   Utility Shutdown  Halted As State Takes Over

Utility Strike Is Averted In New Jersey   Lock Factory Labor Dispute Is Concluded

Plant Seizures Avert N. Jersey Utility Strike   —State Fakes Over 9 Gas Works; Yale & Towne Dieniute Settled.

NEW JERSEY GAS WALKOU IS AVEDTED   State Takes Over Gas Companies at Deadline Hour

Gas Unit Seizure Assures  Supply   Plant Is In Jersey: Yale And Towne Strike Ends   By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Utility Strike In New Jersey Is Averted   Machinists Is Agreement; Coal Miners Still Out

New Jersey  Seizes 9 Struck Utility Plants   State Operates Gas Works Negotiations Halt in Coal Strike

One of Most Bitter Labor Fights Settled   Coal Deadlock Seen As Continuing Until May 1—Conferees Urged To Stay on Job

Jersey — Utility Strike © Averted Peace Restored  At Stamford — Lock Factory .

STATE SEIZURE AVERTS STRIKE IN NEW JERSEY   Governor Orders Seizure of Gas, Electric Plants

Seen By April 7th....  Threat Of Strike Hangs Over Telephone Service As Pay Hikes Demanded

Phone Wage Hike Sought   Union Threatens to Strike Unless Industry Complies With Terms

KNUTSON URGES TAX REDUCTION   Congress Divided On Move To Cut Income Levy, Slash Budget

TAX CUT MEETS MIXED REACTION   Proposal Is Based on Reduction in Federal Budget

DEMOCRATS TO WHITEWASH BILBO REPORT   Sen. Thomas Indicates Mississippi Election System At Fault

Exoneration Of Sen. Bilbo Is Predicted   Oklahoma Democrat Says Bilbo’s Conduct Not Exceptional

WHITEWASH OF BILBO HINTEL   Mississippi Election Sys: tem Rather Than Senator Blamed

Thomas Says Bilbo Did Nothing Wrong   Mississippi Election System Held At Fault In Negro Ban

Decision Near On Negro Vote   State, Rather Than Bilbo, May Be Blamed

INVITE RUSSIA TO TALK LOAN   Soviet’s Application, Lost For Months in Files, Is Brought to Light

Soviet Request for Loan. ‘Lost’ 6 Months in State Department, Is Uncovered   United States Asks Russia to Send Representatives Here to Talk It Over

RUSS APPLICATION FOR LOAN IS FOUND   Request For Billion Dollars Had Been Lost In Government Files For Months

Russia Sought Loan from U. 5. Six Months Ago   ‘iles Yield Application Reds Are Invited To Open Talks

China Civil War Leaders Agree on Main Peace Aim:   Marshall Presides at Conference Designed to End Hostilities

SETTLEMENT OF CHINA WAR SEEMS NEAR   Reach Agreement On Major Points At 2nd Meeting

Peace Agreement Is Announced By China Civil War Factions   General Marshall s Concilliator During Long Conference

LEADERS AGREE ON CHINA TRUCE   Cease Fire Order Expected At Any Time

CHINA'S WARRING FAGTIONS AGREE   On Major Points At Peace Conference With Gen. Marshall.

China's Leaders In Agreement On Major Points   Marshall Is Pleased At Success Of Talks Aimed To Bring Peace

Chinese Leaders Reach Accord On Major Points   Settlement of Civil War Appears Near;  Marshall Confident

Chinese Solve Most Problems —   Spokesman Says Main Points of Contention lroned Out at Parley

China's Chiefs Agree Qn Terms kor Peace   General Marshall Is Optimistic Over Chances For Ending Civil War

Details of Permits on Homes Tole   Limits on Floor Space, Bathroom Fixtures in Creedon Statement.

MAY 18 STRIKE SET TODAY BY 2 RAIL GROUPS   Move Voted Unless Settle ment Is Reached With The Carriers

RAIL UNIONS PREPARE TO CALL STRIKE   Only Last Minute Concessions. by Operators May Avert Walkout.   BULLETIN

Hardy Calls May Outside Influence For War Company   Committee’s Counsel May Have Testimony from Garsson Today

Quiz General About Outside Influences For Munitions Firms   Young Snakehunters Lead Rescuers To Wreck aze In Massachusetts; None Of Men Coming  Home For Discharge Is Identified.

Recall Army Witness In PaperEmpire  Investigation   Says He has a Whole Series of Incidents  to Relate Regarding “Influence” for Firm

SAYS MAY ASKS AN ‘EVEN BREAK’   CONGRESSMAN CALLED AN “OUTSIDE INFLUENCE”

New Policy Is Outlined By Russia   Abandons  Insistence 01 Veto of Disarmament En forcement at UN Meet

RUSSIA CLEARS WAY TO SPCED CUT IN ARMS   Gives Up Veto on Enforcing  Any Disarmament Plan  Agreed Upon   SUB-GROUP {S SELECTED   Will Draw Up Resolution on Curbing Weapons, Banning Atomic Warfare

Reds Give Up Veto Right On Disarmament   Major Switch In Policy Brings New Optimism To UN Assembly

Russia Surrenders Disarmament ’ Veto   ABANDONMENT OF POWER: AFFECTS ONLY'UN‘S ENFORCEMENT PLANS --.

Russia, in Major Switch, Drops Veto Plan on Disarming   Cheered, UN Names Group to Draft Outline Against Weapons, A-Bomb

Molotoy Veils Of Switch in Soviet Policy   UN Subcommittee To Write Resolution To Reduce Arms

Soviets Yield Any VetoPower  In Cut On Arms   Molotov In Surprise Move Opens Way For Concrete Steps On Disarming

DISAGREEMENTS MAY DELAY NEW STRIKE SOLUTION   President Truman Schedules New Conference for Thursday Morning

Wage-Price Policy Word Awaited —   Delay in Expected.  ‘Government Statement Due to Disagreement  Over Formula Details

Labor, Industry Waiting for New Federal Wage-Price Rule  To Terminate Wave ot Strikes

WUVERNMENT ACTION EXPECTED THURSDAY; DEADLOCKED TODAY  NEW ECONOMIC POLICY BELIEVED READY; MAY SETTLE STEEL FIGHT

HOPE TO FIX WAGE-PRICE POLICY SOON   Administration Advisers Are Striving to Iron Out Last-Minute Details of a Plan to End Major Labor Disputes.

HOPEPROPOSAL WILL PUT END TO STEEL RIFT   Last Minute Disputes May Delay Announcing Revision of Formula

Formula Aimed To End Leading Labor Disputes   Bewles, Snyder Reported At Odds

Statement May Be Made Todav   Position of .  Steel Prices Expected to Come With Revision

ANNOUNCEMENT ON THURSDAY IS INDICATED   Officials Strive To fron Out Laet-Minute Differences Over Details

White House Advisers Work Under Heavy Pressure to Reach Agreement; Bowles & Snyder Believed Still at Odds.

Last-Minute Differences. Over Details   President Might Give Revised:Program-at Conference Tomorrow

Press Parley at White House Is Slated Thursday   Last-Minute Details Under Discussion by Truman and Advisers

Agreement Reported Near on Wage-Price Policy Alteration   Announcement Expected Soon But Last-Minute Differences May Delay It; New Government Policy Aimed At Ending Steel and Most Other Major Labor Disputes

President And Advisers Work Over Problem   u “S: Disagréeemeius Developed Late Yesterday, May   ' Force Delay Of «.   Working Under Heavy Pressure   \Murray: Sumuous Strategy Conference For Tomorrow of C10’s Big-3   Buinwus

Administration. Seeks To Iron Out Differences   Disagreements Reportéd Developed. That May Force Delay In Announcing Policy

Formula To End Labor Disputes Expected Today   New Wage And Price Policy May Bring Solution To Long Dispute

ANNOUNCEMENT ON NEW POLICY COMING SHORTLY   Some _ Disagreement May Delay Public Announcement Of Price Policy Beyond Today; Roundup Of Strike And Labor  News.

Last Minute Disagreements Threaten To Postpone Announcement Of New Government Wage-Price Policy   Leaders Of C. I. O. Unions Summoned To Washington

‘May End Most Major Labor Disputes   Ciisagreements Over Program Develop At Last Minute

LAST-MINUTE DELAY OVER WAGES, PRICES   Announcement Of New Policy Mav Be Today

Formula For Ending Labor Strife Is Expected From White House Within Hours

Truman's Advisers Seeking Agreement on New Federal Policy on Wages and Prices   Last Minute Differences Holding Up Announcement of Plan Through Which I+ Is Hoped Labor Disputes May Be Settled

New Wage-Price Formula Delayed By Differences   Aimed At Ending Steel Strike As Well As Other Major Labor Disputes

TRUMAN ASKS QUICK ACTION ON PRICE PLAN   Battle Between OPA Boss, Snyder Slows Up Decision

TRUMAN MAY HEVEAL NEW POLICY SOON   May Make Announcement at Press Conference Thursday.

—WAGHS-PRICES~ Smooth Out Differences  In Program  Bowles, Snyder Stil At Odds

Try to Get Together On Steel   Truman Expected To Announce New Wage-Price Policy In Near Future

Advisers Strive At Settlement Of Differences   Bowles, Snyder At Odds Over Pay Question

DIFFERENCES CAUSE DELAY IN PROGRAM   President Truman Schedules News Conference Tomorrow

Legion Marches 150,000 Strong  Old and New Vets Hour Parade  in 8-Ho

Vets of Both Wars: Step Side by Side ‘In Legion Parade   Stage Huge Spectacle in San Francisco After Stelle Hits VA

Legionnaires Put On Big Show Today   Parade Feature Of Convention

Christmas Services in Borough Churches Will Attract Many; Most Local Business Establishments and Of Closed for Day

Smethport Will Celebrate Christmas In Fitting Tribute With Church Services and Cessation of Business   Christmas Services in Borough Churches Will Attract Many; Most Local Business Establishments and Offices Closed for Day

CABINET CRISIS SEEN; WALLACE RETURNS HOME   Henry Faces Certain Row With State Department Over Policy Speech

HOT DISPUTE  SEEN BETWEEN WALLACE AND STATE DEPT,   Wallace Back At Office Today; Truman Details His Meaning

Cabinet Feud On Policies May Result   Secretary Wallace Back at Desk Today While Observers Wonder About Future Course of Actions.

POLICIES OF WALLACE PERPLEXING   Statement by Truman Does Not Forbid Any Future Utterances

Secretary Is Back After N. Y. Speech   Friction With State Department Believed Ahead

HOUSING GETS TOP PRIORITY IN NEW EDICT   BUSINESS PROJECTS IN BLUEPRINTS TO BE HELD UP

DRASTIC ORDE MAY CURB CONSTRUCTION   ‘Non-Essential Plants And Business Houses Are to Be Halted

Government May Restrict Commercial Construction   Needed To Provide Labor, Materials For New Homes, One OFffeial Save 

New Building  Curb Planned   Order by Wyatt Will Favor  SA tei Genes nf Db ece na

Drastic Curb Is Due on New Building   Would Channel Materials Into Homes Rather Than Busines:

Construction Cur in Favor of Houses Mapped   Wyatt Declares Order to Be Issued Soon

NON-HOUSING CURB PLANNED   Drastic Restrictions Or Commercial Building Will Be Drafted

Iran Dispute Settlement  Predicted   May Patch Up Border Difference Out-of-Court

Diplomats Claim Soviets Have ‘Won Ball Game   U. S., Britain Finally Force Issue Into Open

WEST DIST. 5. S._ CONVENTION MEETS   To Meet Sunday At Siam Mathodict CMhureh

Lewis Letter. To the Miners   Men Are Told Policy Dictates Court Be Freed From Pressure

TEXT. OF LETTER (SUED T0 UAW “BV ET FEMI   Says Supreme Court Shoul Be Free From Pressure During Deliberations   ORDERS ‘NO HESITATION’   Mine Chieftain Calls on All Members to Be Back at Work on Monday -

ip Numbered At Several j jousand March In Orderly : Through Tokyo

Demands Are Made by Jap Workers   Clashes Between Police And Communists Reported in Singapore

Expect Jump In Rent Price By August 1   Boost Seen Unless Quick Renewal Of Controls Set Up; Cite State Laws

Appropriation Bill Is Passed By Leistature   New Race Revenue Measure, Also Enacted at ‘Special Session

Funds To Meet Expenditures Appropriated  O'Conor Signs Bills Shortly After Special Session Adjourns  STATE, TRACKS DIVIDE 10-CENT TURF BREAKAGE  Major Debate On Racing   TU-UENT TURP DREARAGE  Major Debate On Racing Revenue Measure Fails To Materialize

Snow Sheets N. Y. State   6 to 36 Inches In Central and Northern Parts

Navy Men See Atomic Bomb’s Blast bailing toSound Death Knell ofShips

Diesel Plant Protects City Power Supply   Nickel Flate Road Said to Have <) Dzys’ Coal Supply

Diesel Plant Protects City Power Supply   “Rickel Elate Road \ Said to Have £3 *Deys’ Ocal Supply

St. Lawrence Seaway Plan Is Approved   Subcommittee Reports Favorably On Prosoram

Seaway Project Is Favored 3 to 1 Tn Washington   Foreign Relations Group Will Send Report to Full Committee for Consideration

Gen. Eisenhower Writes Tribute For Memorial Of Late Wendell Willkie

Russia Names New Envoy ‘to United States   Gromyko to Devote Full Time  to United Nations

Russia Names New Envoy to United States  Gromyko to Devote Full Time  tm TInitoan Natinne

TEMPERATURES:   Rank And File Reject Terms Of Agreement   Detroit Streetcar, Bus Strike Ended: Briggs Walkout Over

REJECT TERMS AGREED ON TO SETTLE STRIKE   Pickets Go Back to Lines; Union Heads Offer No  Explanation

Suspect Sought In Hammer Killing   Woman Found Slain  In Rural Farmhouse

@ PAUL MALLON—   Ww FPN he OPT ee ee  Celaiule Smee That Firmness of Byrnes’ Position Will Win

LOAN PROPOSAL VOTE IN DOUBT    ‘Strong Opposition Is Expected From Congressmen

RELIGIOUS OUTBEAK IN INDIA ~ TAKING HEAVY TOLL-OF. LIVES   AT LEAST 80 DEAD AND 300 JN. JURED_LIN BOMBAY RIOTS - SINCE SUNDAY

 Nursemaid Charged With Capital Offense... .  Kidnaped Child Is Found, Reunited. With Parents

WORLD VEERING AWAY FROM WAR. SAYS “IKE”   Says International Co-Operation Is Not a “Dead Issue”

WORLD et   Says International Co-Operation Is Not a “Dead Issue”

Hal Boyle, in Athens, Meets an Old-Time Friend, Former Kansas City Cafe Proprietor

Years Are Swept Away When Old Friend Visits Former Neighborhood Kid In Far-Away Athens: Other Days Live

ENGLE LISTS 4 ON POSSIBLE VICTIM LIST’   Former Sailor Reveals Setting Fire to Red Cross Theater in England

Two Questioned In Degnan Case   Nan and Woman are Seized By Police

Strong Army, Navy Asked By Connally   Solon Urges Firm Hand In Deoling With Other Nations, Calls For Armed Support Of UN Policy

U.S. Atomic Missile Can Hit Any ‘Target on Globe Within One Hour

suggest Missiles That Cari Strike within An Hour   Army Insists That Nation Should Be Prepared To Defend Itself Against Swift Destruction

_  HARVEST AFTER RAIN   Some Deliveries of Wheat and Oats Reported Yesterday

U. $. Is on Move for Three-Day Holiday   Transportation Jammed For Labor Day Weekend

Travel-Hungry Americans Jamming — . Hiahways, Buses and Trains for Holiday

350 Will Die   Over Labor Day In Traffic Accidents, Says National Safety Council

UNION MAKES NEW OFFER IN POWER STRIKE   Action Is Taken When Pressure Grows To  End Walkout

Union Makes New Offer. In Strike  At Pittsburgh  Civic Group Urges New Union Vote; Dissenting Faction

IRATE SENATORS BELITTLE LEWIS   Solons Demand Truman Stop ‘Political’ Strike of Soft Coal Miners

JOHN L. LEWIS FLAYED  Angry Senators Demanc  Truman Strike-Action

Lucas Says UMW Strike May Turn Into Insurrection   Miners’ Chief Termed Danger To Government

Lawmakers Say Federal Budget Can Be Balanced   Joint Statement Is Issued by 16 Members of House and Senate

BIG FARM BLOC MUSTERS FORCE   Senate Faction Seeking To Slash OPA Control

URGES OPA FOES UNITE IN SENATE   Farm Bloc Asks Oil, Fish. Timber Interests Join Fight on Controls

Thomas Seeking More Votes for His Amendment   Measure Goes Beyond Controls Imposed in House

SENATE _GROUP_INVITES_ALL BLOCS TO “VOTE FOR FACII OTHER’ ON PRICE,  ONTROL

Unity Urged for Anti-OPA Groups   Thomas Proposes United Fight Against Agency

Soviet Troops Continue to Withdraw   Red Army May Soon Quit Capital of Manchuria Itself

‘S20 Army-Navy Men Killed as C-47  <Plane Explodes, Crashes in Sierras  verful  iment   Iran Defies Soviet Warning, Appeals to UNO for Assistance   Ked [roops May Quit Chanechun

SOVIETS LEAVE AT CHANGCHUN   Early Evacuation Of Manchuria Capital Is Indicated

REDS WITHDRAW FROM CHANGCHUN   Chinese News A Agency  port Indicates Pulling . Out of Manchuria

Withdrawing Reds Complain Fighting Chinese Hamper Supply Lines in Manchuria

Reds May Quit Manchu Capital   Troops Said Withdrawing est wt’ (Chenanhar:

Russian Troops  ( ontinue Leave  Manchurian   Expect Quit Manchurian Capital Soon

REDS HASTEN WITHDRAWALS IN MANCHURIA   Troops Quit Chang chun Area; Capital May Be Abandoned

—VOTE PLEA— Pope Fears World ‘Explosion’  Tre ss gy .- g¥gf, . __   First Sure Step For Just Peace Not Yet Taken

POPE’S MESSAGE   Pius Pleads That French Italians Eleet Christians

Kills His Wite, Two In-Laws And  Commits Suicide   Three Children Made Homeless By Wholesale Slaying In Winfield, N. J.

SHOOTS SELF ‘AFTER SLAYING 3 ‘OTHERS  Tragedy Follows Big Family ; Nnarrel

Ghosts of Lee, Custer and Patton Stir Uneasily as Army Abolishes the Cavalry

Cavalry Headed for Discard in War Department Plans  Texas Guard Unit Is Army's Lone Horse Outfit

Cavalry Into Armored Units   Proud Military History -Ends Soon as Separate Branch of U. S. Army

Cavalry Becomes Army Victim Of New Atomic Age   Famed Hoves Outfits To Be Abolished

Cavalry Will Be Abolished By U.S. Army      Horse Outfits Will Become Part Of Armored Force Under New Plan

SHOOTIN’ STARTS: ' ‘Jester Fires Broadside  Volley at New Opponent

Oklahoma Butter Production Drops  Feed end Labor Shortages Blamed for Low 1945 Crop

Three Killed, Five Hurt in Outbreak   New Riots Flare in Teheran; Parliament Meets

3 KILLED IN NEW RIOTS IN TEHRAN      -ETISTS AND RIGHTWING TS AGAIN CLASH—5 PERSO. WOUNDED.

More Rioting Breaks Out In Troubled Iran   New Disturbances, Killing 3, Fourth in Four Days at Tehran

‘Reds Again [Bar Way   Iranian Troops Kept Out of Towns Supposedly Evacuated Mar. 1

Soldiers Break Up Tran Riot   Three Killed in Clash Between Leftist aud Rightist Tehran Reetios:

Russians Prevent lranians Entering  ‘Evacuated’ Areas  Three Persons Killed Five Wounded in.  Disorders: at Tehran

Riots Between Political Gangs Kall 3 In Iran    Russia Prevents Troops From Entering Three Towns

3.KILLED, 5 HURT WW IRAN FIGHTING   Demonstrations Occur After Police Intervene; Red Troons Remain

Three Killed When Tehran Groups Clash   Squads of Soldiers In Full Combat Pack March Through Streets

Iran Official Says IranianTroops Not Halted By Soviets   Prince _° Fireuz Says : ‘Troops Only Stopped to Rest anid, Will. Move On; More Civil ‘Strife Between ; Leftists : and Rightists,

THREE KILLED WHEN TACTIONS CLASH IN FRONT OF CONGRESS  NATION TROUBLED BY STRAINED RELATIONS

3 Persons Die In Iran Riot:   5 Hurt in New Outbreak Over Russiau Question

THREE DIE IN TEHRAN RIOTS   iRuss Troops Turn Back _ Tran Troops; Raise  New Protests

THREE KILLED WHEN FACTIONS GLASH IN FRONT OF CONGRESS   BRULUE Ul UUITURLUY  NATION TROUBLED BY STRAINED RELATIONS WITH SOVIET RIISSIA

RIOTS BREAK OUT IN IRAN: THREE KILLED   New Disorders Flare As Russian Stand Still In Doubt

Russians Halt Movement Of lranian Troops      Reds Promised  To Leave Area

3 More Killed, 5 Wounded In Iran Riots   Russ Intentions Still ° Clondy Amid Bickering at Teheran

REPORTS THAT MANUFACTURERS ARE HOLDING BACK CLOTHING TO BE INVESTIGATED BY FBI

Soviet Seeking Friendly Korea As Buffer Zone   Democratic RuleDemanded by Russian at Opening Of Sannl Talkc«

Russia Desires Friendly Korea, Meeting Is Told   Joint U. §.-Soviet Com: mission Is Informed of Moscow's Aims

Last Stumbling Block Said to Be Retroactive Date of Boost   New York Rations Fuel Oil Drastically in Tug Strike

Mechanic Employed Pair To Murder Wife   Semi-Invalid “Put Out of Her Misery” in St. Louis

City Tieup Of Industry Continues   Unionists Refuse To Arbitrate

POWER STRIKE IS CONTINUING   PITTSBURGH UNION REJECTS COMPANY OFFER

Sick-Swinging Police Called To Quell Riots   Pittsburgh Power Walkout Continues

POWER WORKERS CONTNIVE STRIKE   Pittsburgh Unionists Reject Contract Offer, Refuse _ to Arbitrate

WORKERS REJECT COMPANY OFFER AT PITTSBURGH   Power Strike Continues I Steel Center: Police Halt Film Pickets

Seek fo Quell Violence by Movie Pickets   Pittsburgh Power Workers Reject Company Contract

CLOSED SESSION MAY STRIP OPA OF ALL POWERS   Supporters Of Price Control Fear House Committee Will  Mmend Tt Yo Death.”

OPA AWAITS VERDICT ON ‘AMENDMENTS   Even Merchants Disagree On Life Of Agency

OPA Awaiting House Verdict   Retail Merchants Split Over Life Of Ceilings.

PRICE CONTROL IS IN. BALANCE   OPA Awaits Decision In House Committee On Amendments

\State’s Old Age Group Will Share In Larger Benefits On October 1

PEACE PLANS STRUCK SNAC                        COMMUNIST SPOKESMAN SAYS NATIONALISTS TROOPS CAN NOT OCCUPY..1TWO +=“ BR OVINCES=

Some Rents Soat  On Removal  Of Ceilings Today Increases of Third  Are Reported in Faw Enet Citiac

Rents Soar One-Third and Higher Over U.S.; States Planning Action

Rent Boosts Held Likely   End Of Next 30 Day  Period To See Move

Some Rents Soar On Removal Of Ceilings Today  Increases of Third Are Reported in Few East Cities

Sudden Jump in Rents Reported   Many Landlords Lose No Time in Applying Charm Incerectces

Rents   Many Tenants Notified Of 33% Increases As Ceiling Lid Is Lifted

Rent Boosts Indicated   Hikes Will Come In 30 Days; Massachusetts Governor Freezes Rents

The Lid’s Off---Landlords Slap Tenants With Soaring Rents  ‘Hold Your Hats! Here We Go!

Rent Boosts In Store For Many   Death Of OPA Finds Nation Unprepared To Hold The Line

_ LANDLORDS BOOSTING RENTS— Rent Boosts Reported From All Parts Of U.S.

ATOM WEAPONS MAY AID PEACE   Rapid Control Measure: Urged By Statesmen At UNO Session

UNO Discusses Atom Weapons   Use of Weapons To Keep Peace Suggested at Meetina

Action On Atomic Energy Pushed As...  UNO Hears Pleas For Use As Peace Weapon

Rapid Action Asked at ‘London Meet   Basis for Peaceful  World Argued , at General Assembly

A-Bomb Proposed As Peace Weapon   Statesmen Plead for Contro] Commission

Recommends” ‘ABomb Use For Policing   UNO Security. Council Head's Suggestion . Is Criticized By Dutch

USE OF ATOM WEAPONS FOR PEACE URGED   Suggestion Made They Be Placed In UNO  Police Arsenal

Delay Albaniar Application As U. N. Member   Security Council Adopt: U. S. Proposal On Na.  tion’s Admission.

U.S. COUNCIL RESOLUTION IS 0. KD BY UNO   Membership Deadline Measure Would Affect Al fF shania Entrance

Security Council’s Session Adjourned, Subject to Summons   its Last Action Delays Admission of Albania to Membership

‘Australian Delegate Argues Against Making   United Nations A   “Social Club”; French Delegate Says. Council Must Develop Spirit of Cooperation.

U.N. Delays Discussion  Of Albania   Resolution to Postpone Consideration of New Memberships Adopted; Council Adiourns

Council Delays Consideration  Albania’s Bid   Seeks Admission to United: Nations: To Be Acted Upon In August; Couneil Adjourns

APPLICATION OF ALBANIA PASSED UP BY COUNCI   Balkan Country's Request To Join United Nations Temporarily Shelved

Army Police Find Gems In Chicago   Fortune in Missing Jewels Discovered in linois  Centra] Station

ARMY FINDS BALANCE OF GERMAN CROWN JEWELS   ALL SUSPECTS CAUGHT. IN FABULOUS THEFT

Find Gems in Box at Chicage ‘Rail Station   Col., Bride Confess Theft Of Gems; Army Major, Corporal Sought

Depot Locker Yields  Stolen Crown Jewels   WAC Captain, Colone Mate Flown to Jail In Washington

THIEVES ADMIT GUILT, TELL HIDING PLACE   Army Says Other Suspects Known

HUSBAND [5 KILLED AND WIFE BEATEN BY FORMER HUSBAND  CHARGE OF MURDER HA BEEN FILED AGAINST JOHN L. BALL. HOUSTON

HUSBAND 1S KILLED AND WIFE BEATEN BY FORMER HUSBAND CHARGE OF MURDER HA! BEEN FILED AGAINST  WwW F PATTI UNTICTAR

Second bludgeon  Slayer Sought   Indianapolis Juke Box Salesman’s Body Found Under Bridge

Gov. Goodland Denies Charge  Sharp Answer Given On Continaent Fund

Governor Goodland Issues Sharp Reply To Charges Of Misusing Contingent Fund

MILK-PRICE FOR DECEMBER SET AT $3.64   Per Hundredweight Price Sets All Time High for Month

CHANGES IN BOROUGH CODE ARE PROPOSED   Would Oivest Burgesses Of Veto Power -

STEEL COMPANIES NAMED IN SUITS   Portal to Portal Pay and Damages Filed By Steelworkers

A A IO LO ON OL NLL EAL ANGE  Army Moves Pacific Leaders Into Tokyo

History s Record 2-Day Cattle Run   Chicago Gets 49,000 Head Monday, Tuesday

immigration _ In UN Urged After Study   Current Clamor uropeans  Is Sidestepped

Jewish National Home Rejected   Plan to Admit 100,000 to Palestine Arouses Anger of Arab Leaders

Russ Policy Is Attacked By Catholies  Red ‘Cruelty’ Hii Bv U.S. Bishops

Catholic Bishops Assail Russia  Soviets Accused of Delaying Peace

U.S. debt equal rest of world’s   Ellender against eredit to Britain

Ellender, Opposing Loan, Says U. 5 Debt Equals That of Rest of World

Ellender Cites American Debt  Uses Argument To Oppose British Loun

English Complaint on Continued P res.‘enee-of Russian Troops in Manchutia, Removal of Machinery    ARC;UES WE CWE AS MUCII . AS tHE WORLD COOMBINEL

U. S. Debt Equals That Of All Rest Of World   Senate Foe of Another Big Gift To Britain Cites  Figures

DEBT OF U. 3. TOPS WORLD   Exceeds Total of All Other Nations, Ellender Says In Opposing Loan

British Loan Foe Tells Huge Debt   U.S. Owes as Much as All Others Combined

[READY-MADE DINNER ON THE WAY __ Pre-Cooked Frozen Meals To Make Their Appearance Soon

Pre-Cooked Dinners Are On the Way   Complete Meal, Frozen and Ready to Serve, New Post-War Treat.

Dinner--Ready-Made from Plate to Gravy--on Way for Common People

Nazi Henchmen To Learn Fate September 23   Some Turn. Savagely On Hitler, Branding Him as. - the Only. Real Criminal

Nazis Rant or Ask for Mercy As Trials End   12 Defendants Expect To Be Hanged; Six Have Hopes; Three Think They Will Escape

DEATH AWAITS HENCHMEN OF ADOLE RITLER   EX . NAZIS RANT IN LAST APPEALS TO ESCAPE GALLOWS

NAZIS TO LEARN FATE SEPT, 23   International Tribunal Will Announce Verdicts’ in Trials of 21 Germans

Air of Doom Marks Nazis’ Mercy Pleas   12 Ex-Hitler Aides Expect to Receive Death Edict Sept. 23

Henchmen Rant Defiantly Or Plead Mercy In Last Bid To Eseape Gallows   12 Defendants Expect To Hang   Three Think They Will Escape And Six Still ‘Have Hopes’  .-

Henchmen Of Hitler Soon  To Know Fate  They Are Defiant   They Are Defiant Or Plead To Escape Gallows

EX-WARLORDS TIRED AND MOSTLY FRIGHTENED : Nazi Defendants Rant And Plead As Nuernberg Trials Near End

HITLER’S HENCHMEN  21 Top Nazis Weep and Rant Defiantly to Escape Gallows

Nazi Leaders Weep, Rant Or Plead   Some Frightened, Some Defiant in Final Excuses  For What They Did

Top Nazis Rant, Plead for Mercy in Final Statements; Verdicts Set for Sept. 23

TOP NAZIS MAKE FINAL GESTURES T0- ESCAPE NOS!   Long Nuernberg Trial Con: cluded With Statements of Prisoners — 71 to  Learn Fate Sept. 23.   ATTORNEYS SAY 12 EXPECT TO BE HANGED   Some Plead for Mercy, Others Defiant—Hermann Goering Protests His Innocence.

ea Epideniic. OF         ‘Declare “as Watkout y 2" OE Continnes "

Heating Crisis imperils Largest City  Seizure of Buildings   Seizure of Buildings For Hospitals Ordered by Board

Buildings in New York May Be Taken Over   Drastic Order Given by Board of Health  in Strike Emergency

Gotham Fears Health Peril   City Ready to Seize Any Building for

Tugboat Tie-up Threatens Health of N.Y.   Seizure of Buildings Ordered to Provide .  Emergency Hospitals

Tug Strike Imperils New York's Health   Officials Order Seizure Of Any Building For Hospital; Emergency Boards Ration Fuel Oil; Town ‘‘Browned Out’

New York City In Peril, Says Mayor of City   Epidemic !s Feared Because Of Shortage of Fuel Supply

Heating Crisis Imperils Largest City   Seizure of Buildings For Hospitals Ordered by Board

N.Y. City Acts to Guard Health Of People in Tuq Strike Crisis   Tuahonte Idle

Thomas Irked By Currency   Finds Financial Chaos In Prospect in Europe, Even Dollar Not Stable There

34 Killed In Collapse Of Stands   English Soccer Field Scene of Tragedy; Many Iniured

Some Spectators Are Trampled in Sports Disaster   Hundreds of Women In Crowd of 65,419 Treated for Hysteria

RECORD WATER FRONT FIRE IN NEW YORK CITY   Loss Estimated At Two Million Dollars.

CLOSE FINISH IS SEEN IN ONE RACE   Durr and Gerhart in Hot Contest for County Clerk Nomination

"SEEN IN ONE RACE   Durr and Gerhart in Hot Contest for County Clerk Nomination   JOHNS HAS BIG LEAD

 Rainey, Sodler May Top Other Candidates  Voters Undecided If Stevenson Steps Out

Trend Toward Higher Prices Alarming, Economist States   Government Statistics Show Prices Rising One Percent Monthly — Increase for Cheese and Butter Now in Effect

Statistics Show Increase of One Per Cent Monthly   Butter and Cheese Prices Are Boosted; Other Hikes Are Imminent

OPA Price  Grants Take UpwardTurn   Statistics Show. Prices Rise One Per Cent A Month

Upward Trend in Cost Of Living Is Declared  Alarming by Economist

‘Government Economist ‘Terms Cost Of Living Price Trend ‘Alarming’   OPA Schedules Slant Upward This Week With Butter, Cheese And Coal Leading The Skyward Spiraling Parade

Price Rises ‘Alarming’ to Government Economist   Statistics Reveal Costs Under OPA Have Been Rising One Pet.a Month

LIVING COSTS MAY TAKE UPWARD SLANT   Federal Economist Sees Possibility Of Soaring Prices

RISE IN LIVING COSTS ALARMING ECONOMIST SAY   52 Price Increases Have Been Granted By OPA Within Two Weeks   COST OF BUTTER IS SCHEDULED TO GO UP

ice Rise end Said  larming’ )PA Approvec  2 Increases n Two Weeks

OPA Acceleration of Food.Price Rate  ‘Alarming, Says Government Economist

Eye-Witnesses Contiadict Tito’s Statement Regarding Shooting Down Of Plane:

They Saw It Happen Transport Attacked During Foul Weather   Witnesses To Downing Of American Plane By Yugoslavs Contradict Tito’s Report

MARCH 7 IS SET AS DATE FOR PHONE STRIKE  150 AON Waslare Ave   150,000 Workers Are Threatening to Paralyze Business

New Dispute On Pay Looms In Coal Trade   General Motors Strike Talks Continue as Pacifie Dock Workers Vote to Walk Out

Unions fo Keep On With Efforts  lo Settle Issues  Wage Demands By UMW Seen In Lewis’ Move

Date Announced for Strike of Phone Workers   Tieup Scheduled March 7 by Union Leaders

“Civilian” Gets Army Discharge   Pvt. Hicks Contends He Isn’t In Army; To Be Released Anyway

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Naval Hero Charts A Path  To Peace From Experiences

A Powerful Nation Fully Prepared to Wage War Is Considered Best Defense

STUDY REMAINS IN POISON CASE   Toxicologist to Report to Indiana Authorities on lowa Woman;  Exhumation Thursday

Names Of 22 Cardinals Enrolled In Records Of Roman Catholic Church

Army Pushes Atomic Plane  Power Study  General LeMay’s  Tiselocure Shows

Hive Die From Traffic Mishaps   Violence In State Over Week End  Cost Eleven Lives.

Human ‘Plug’ Saves Day   Friends Find Sinking Boat Is No Problem As All

Fisherman Sits on Hole in Bottém of Boat to Avert Sinking in River

Prolonged Strike Brings Govt. Appeal For a “Brownout” of Eastern States

SAYS COAL STRIKE IS  MORE SERIOUS  ‘Considers’   Considers — ; Conference OF . Officials "«

Prices On Livestock Skyrocket   Receipts Light As Bidding Soars Past Ceilings

Prices Bid Up To Record High At All Market:   Opinions Differ on How Soon Supply Will Improve; Few Animals Available Today   ‘Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

Packers See Delay Return Meat Supply   Industry Estimates Return From Two Weeks To Year: Prices Sharply Up.

‘Larger Than GB, Russia, France, Italy   Fleet Will Be Divided Between Atlantic and Pacific With Amphibious Force to Handle Marines

SOMETS DENY O1L QUESTION LINKED TO TROOP RECALL   tran Offers to Withdraw Charges if Russians * Ger Out by Mové

Russians Must Go By May.6            Ala Acouses Suvi OF Asking Oi R As Prive for Li

CRIME IS ON INCREASE   Announces 13 Per Cent Boost in * Firat Six Months of Year

HEAD OF FB) SAYS CRIMES ON INCREASE   HOOVER REPORTS THAT CRIME HAS INCREASED 13 PERCENT, DURING PAST SIX MONTHS *

Porter Sees End of Price Rent Curbs   Pride, Patronage, Politics Peril Reorganization Bill

Reorganization Measure Faces  Triple Threat   Patronage, Polities And Pride May Give Bill Roush Time

PLAN FEWER COMMITTEES      Limited Senate Groups  Provided In Congress Streamlining Bill

Detroit, Houston, Tex., New Jersey ( ity Are Affected.  ‘PHONE WORKERS STUDY WALKOUT  Conference To Be Held First On Proposed Shutdown.

transit Strike In Laneaster  Comes To End  60 Per Cent Of Detroit Milk Supply Cut Off Ry New Walkant   GM IS PROGRESSING   U. S. Conciliator Says Most Progress So  Far Is Made

NEW STRIKE IS REPORTED IN DETROIT   Progress Reporred in Negotiations On G. M. Dispute

Opposition Anticipated to Portions Of President's Legislative and Budgetary Programs in Congress

TRUMAN'S CALL TQ HOLD TAKES FARES CONTEST   Other Aspects of President’s Recommendations Are Certain of Fight   BUDGET LAUDED AND HIT   Democrats Praise It While Republicans in Congress Remain Skeptical

TROUBLED DAYS AHEAU SEEN FOR TRUMAN PLANS   Some Items In Message Are Meeting With Stubborn PRoasictance

Truman Program Faces Big Fight On Many Issues   Wage, Income Tax and Budget Are Targets

Many Congressmen Are Opposed To Various Items in Message Of President

Truman Legislative And Budgetary Programs Expected To Strike Snags   Cut In Spending Held Insufficient   Opposition Also Certain In Request To Continue Present Tax Rates

TRUMAN PLANS FACING TROUBLE IN CONGRESS   Three Legislative Proposals Met With Opposition From Lawmakers   BUDGET IS QUESTIONED   President’s Figures Fail To Satisfy Many; Tax Cuts Are Studied

Expect Fight For Approval Of New Budget   Opposition Certain Over Tax Structure

Administration Faces Troubles On Proposals   At Least Three Items In Truman's Suggestions Face Stubborn Opposition

Rough Days Ahead for  Truman   Legislative Program Faces Tough Sledding; Congress Economy-Minded

STUDENT HELD FOR SLAYING   eer eee eee ad  Penn State Vet Charged With Killing Bride At College Camp

PENN STATE STUDENT HELD FOR’ MURDER   Slays. Bride Of-One Month In ~ Trailér-Home -

2 NEGROES SHOT FATALLY IN JAI   DEPUTY WOUNDED IN GUNPLAY AT COLUMBIA, TEN SCENE OF RECENT RIOT.

NEGROES SHOT FATALLY: TRY TO FLEE JAIL   Duo Among 100 Held In Racial Disorder Aftermath

Two Killed, Deputy Hur In Jail Row   Officers Hold 100 In Connection With Week’s Trouble

Gunplay kills  two Negroes  in racial riot 2 others injured in firearm tussle

Two Negroes Killed, Deputy Wounded In Tennessee Jail   Victims Among 100 Heid in Connection with Racial Disorders—State Guard Captain Reports 2 He Was Shot at

Reaction of Dealers in Texas Vary   Threct of Black Market in Meat Aaain Emphasized

Danish Groups Elect Officers  Clinton Man and Bluffs Woman Named

BRITAIN FACES. CRISIS IN INDIA PPAR Tf) APRII   Unrest Mounts Before Plar for Modified Home Rule Is to Be Issued   FEAR GENERAL UPRISING   Authorities’ Are Attempting to Keep Disorders Isolated by Stern Measures

Back of the Headlines  British Alive to Possible General Revolt in India

BLAZE CAUSES HEAVY DAMAGE AT WITT FARM   MANY BROOD SOWS AND PIGS ARE BURNED TO DEATH   Prompt Response by Fire Department From Hawarden Saves Other Buildings From Flames

HEAVY LOSS IK HOGHOUSE BLAZE   31 Hogs and 140 Pigs Burr in Fire of Unknown Origin

House Group Favors Limiting Home Prices   Committee Passes Patman Bill Affecting New Structures

Committee Approves Price Ceilings For New Homes   Measure Reported By 11 To 9 Vote Also Gives Veterans  . + * * fel _ Preference In Purchasing New Homes; Provision For  Placing Subsidy On Units Struck By Voice Vote

Holiday Accident Toll is Mounting   161 Persons Killed in Mishaps Since Thursday

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL MOUNTS      Automobiles Jam Nation's Highways —At Least 161 Persons. Killed in First Two Days of Holiday whith Began Thursday Morning.

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL REACHES 198   Safety Council Predicts Toll Will Reach 401

Holiday Accident loll Up to 198   Highway Traffic Toll Since Memorial Day Mounts to Eighty-one

Arctic Storm Racing South  anival Ti @ Wass   Central U. S. Faces Cold Blast Sunday

U. §. CONTROLS OVER SHOES TO BE ABANDONED   Production Now Far in Excess of Highest Pre-War Rate

SHOE CONTROLS MAYBE LIFTED   Conservation Order Face: Early Suspension

Shoe Output ‘Controls May Be Removed   Production Has Reached Highest Pearetime Rate

SHOE CONTROL : TO BE LIFTED   ERO.DU.C-TION—HAS.N.OW REACHED i#iGHEST PEAK IN HISTORY OF THAT  ‘INDUSTRY

BAPTIST CHURCH DEACON ASSAULTED BY ROSS COLLINS   Associate of Mississippi Senator Called “Liar” as He Testifies and Knocked From Chair.   ASSAILANT GRABBED BY CAPITOL POLICE   Victim Had Been Telling About $25,000 Campaign Contribution by War Contractor.

Bilbo Hearing Witness Is Knocked  From Chair   Kicked and Struck _And Called ‘Liar’ After Testifying  On Campaien Funds

BILBO PROBE RESULTS IN FIST FIGHT   i Knocked Out air by Former tears Rep.

READ   Bilbo Hearing Is Broken Up 8» Fist Fight   Former Congress Member Knocks Witness Sprawlina

Former Ren. Ross Coltins Knocks Witness Out of Chair as He Tells About $25,000 Campaign Gilt by War Contractor.

War Contractor's  529,000 Party   Gift Is Revealed   Church Deacon Beaten  After He Tells About ‘Divvy’ Arrangement

Fists Fly Im Fight During Study Of Bilbo Campaign Senate Probe Ends In Tumult ‘Ae Solon And Witness Clash

KICKS RAINED ON DEACON IN BILBO INQUIR}   INSIDE POLITICS OF MISSISSIPPI REVEALED

Former Legislator Rains Kicks, — Blows On Witness As Probe Into Bilbo Dealings Ends In Tumult

“KNOCKDOWN: FIGHT MARKS BILBO'S PROBE   Mississippi Witness Is Mauled By Spectator Before Senators

'WITNESS STRUCK TESTIFYING AT ‘BILBO HEARING   Former Congressman Rains Kicks And Blows On Church Deacon   PROBE TO CONTINUE NEXT WEDNESDAY

Witnesses Clash During Hearing On Bilbo Deals   Robert Gandy Bowled From Stand in*Rush by Former Solon

Lesson in Safety *      Charles Manley, 6, Become: Police Object Case

ONLY 9,006 HEAD OF CATTLE AT CHICAGO TODAY AS COMPARED WITH 40,000  Coe MONDAY

CATTLE MARKET DELIVERY FALLS   Packers’ Spokesman Asserts Meat Famine Looms in Few Weeks

BONUS SESSION LIKELY TO SEE PARTY BATTLE   Green And Barrett Head Opposing Factions In Finances Dispute

GREEN PROMISES SPECIAL SESSION   Call to Solons for Action o1 Vet Bonus to Be issued Soon, He States

Kramer Admit Modifying Recollections   Contends Stark Did Not Suggest Changes

Kramer Alters ; Pear! JHarhaw:  wae 2 CEE EPUPE Recollection:      Modified “Partly, Because’  of Converestiona: W iik  Stark; Denies Admiral Sugeested Changes:

Kramer Admit  Modifying  Recollections Contends Stark   Contends Stark Did Not Suggest Changes

Seek Probe Of Strike Causes   Counter Proposal is Made by Senate Opponents of Swift Legislation :

SEEK T0 DELAY LABOR CONTROL BILL IN SENATE   Union Advocates Hoping  Te Hold Up Action  ‘Through Debate -

Senate Asks Probe Into Strike Cause   Opponents Of Labor Control Bills Offer Counter Proposals

Labor Control Legislation Meets Delay   Bumps Into Group Effort To Stall Off Any Action

LABOR CONTROL ACTION DELAYEL   Investigation Of Causes Of Strikes Proposed In Senate

Royalty Is Silent On Seeing Duchess   Windsors Stay at Dudley Estate Outside London

Ambush of Leathernecks Followed Series of Clashes in North China

U. S. Officer: Says. N arines Told To® Wipe Out Village      Also Says Several “Tncidents” Preceded Clash Between Marines and Chinese.  

(Officer Recounts China Incidents   Lieutenant Says Events Involving Marines Occurred Before Ambushing

Clendenin Youth Faces Life Term After Conviction in Police Killing

AFL Seamen  Leave Ships for Strike   Stabilization Board Meets to Reconsider Pay Rise Denial

AFL Sailors Set To Quit Their Ships   WSB Is Pressed From Both Sides To Reverse ‘Pay Cut’ Decision.

Wage Board Urged To Alter Stand  On Seamens Pay   Pressure Built Up Under Threat of Shipping Tie-Up

Poundage and Price Reeords Established in Leaf Sales Here This Weck: Capacity Volumes Ex. pected Next Week.

Poundage and Price Rec: ords Established in Leaf Sales Here This Week;  _ Capacity Volumes Ex. ~ pected Next Week. —

Military Chieftain: To Talk Money Plans With Truman  Army Begins Paring 38,000 Men From Ground Forces

U. 5. BALANCE HIGHER THAN ANTICIPATED   “Saving” Is Overshadowed By Government's Twenty Billion Deficit

U. 5. BUDGET MAY BE BILLION BETTER OFF THAN HOPED JUNE 30  TRUMAN ESTIMATES OF TAXES LOW; EXPENSES HIGHER THAN REALITY

Government May Wind Up Fiscal Year Billion Dollars  Better Off Than HST Expected   Most Of ’Saving’ Attributable To Slow Progress Of Foreign Lending Program

US May End Fiscal Year With Finances In Betfer Condition   Treasury Forecast Indicates Cut Below Truman Prediction

One Billion Dollar ‘Saving’ Likely As Federal Fiscal Year Ends Sunda

Prospects of Saving on Budget Seen   Government Now Expects To Be $1,000,000,000 Better Off Than Truman Forecast in April

Government May Finish Fiscal Year Billion Dollars Ahead of Forecast

Savings Greate Than Truman Ha First Estimated   Government To Finish  Out Year, However, 20-Billion Short

U), 5, MAY END DEFICIT SETUP   1946 Fiscal Picture Shows Expenditure Cuts

British To Join in Jap Occupation   Relief for Some Yanks; Invitation to Reds Not Accepted.

British Forces Join Occupation  Of Japan Shortly   Will Relieve Part Of U. § Occupation Forces Now Serving In Japan

STRIKE THREAT PUTS PRESSURE ON WHITE HOUSE   BIG DECISION IS WHETHER TO GIVE IN TO LEWIS AGAIN

Immediate Pressure of Coal Strike Threat Is on White House   CHECKED UP TO KRUG

Lewis, Truman Near Showdown On Coal Strike   Pre-Election Strike Threat Puts White House On The Soot

Coal Crisis Heads for Showdown   Immediate Pressure Is on White House--+ Two Solutions

Coal Dispute Moving Fast to Showdowr   Both Seen fo Be in Ticklish Position

Report Meyer Heads Bank   Washington Post Publisher President Of World Bank °

Meyer Elected First President Of World Bank   Has Dominant Role In Controlling Huae Assets

Eugene Meyer Named Head of World Bank   Editor and Publisher of Washington Post Elected by Directors

Washington Edito! Is to Head  International Bank  Eugene Meyer Takes Presidency of World Institution

Publisher Will Serve as World Bank President   Eugene Meyer Will ‘‘Devote Full Energies’ fo Lending Agency

Meyer Is Chief of Werld Bank   Washington Editor Named by Directors

Proposal To Leave Egypt  Stirs Storm   Phin Has Prohably Been Under Consideration In One Form Or Another For Long  he

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   BY DEWITT MacKENZIE J Foreign Affairs Analyst

BRITISH PROPOSAL TO WITHDRAW FROM EGYPT MOMENTOUS; BUT NOT HARUM-SCARUM DECISION

Albania Asks For Share in War Supplies   Request For Some Of Italy’s Surplus Made At Paris Parley

{Expects To Be Counted Full Ally .  Albania Demands A Share ‘Of Italy’s Surplus War Material At Paris Meet

Albania Séeks Share Ttaly’s “War Material   Expéets to Get it Without ‘Even. Asking for it, - Peace Conference Ss ie i 

sks : AFL Crosses ly’s Picket Line ‘ial Made By CIC   Albania Asks Part Of Italy’s War Material   Expects To Be Counted As Full-Fledged Ally When Time Comes To Make Distribution

Albania Demands Share Of Italy’s Surplus War Material Before Paris Peace Parley   Spokesman Had Been Expected To Oppose Greek Demands For Northern Epirus

Albania Seeking Portion  In Fund   Surplus Materia Of War Basis Of Argument

Albania Wants Share of italy Surplus   Delegate Enters Claim For Reparations; Expects Gratification

yc, TIMKEN— . Secret Vote IsRejected   10 Timken Workers “Submit Petition

UNION REJECTS TIMKEN VOTE   Refuses Return to Work Elec: tion by Employes

Lack of Meat Seen lf Controls Return, OPA Board Is Told   Overnight Revival of Black Markets Is Predicted By Witnesses Before Decontrol Panel; Consumer Groups Seek Ceilings

Approximately Half the Membership of  Independent Union Votes 1035 to 309 Against Proposal

BIG FOUR DEADLOCK CONTINUES   Russia Balks U. S. Attempt to Break Deadlock

U.S. Compromise Offer Fails in Trieste Dispute   Big 4 Schedule Meeting  Tonight in Effort to   Reach Agreement

NIGHT SESSION HELD TO SOLVE TROOP DISPUT   Byrnes Makes Offer But Russ Leader Stands Firm

Withdrawal of Troops Still Is Key to Dispute   Conciliatory Mood Is Displayed at Meeting Of Foreign Ministers

Ballot Short Of. Needed 2-Thirds   Body Also Votes Down Attempt To Reverse State’s Policy Opposing Further Ex port Of Natural Gas

Belgium, Syria, Colombia Put On UN Council   Afghanistan, Iceland and Sweden Join United Nations

U.N. NATIONS SIGN CHARTER   Afghanistan, Iceland and Sweden Become Part of World Assembly, Bringing Its Membership to 54 Countries.

THREE TO COUNCII   Columbia. Belgium. Svria te Fill UN Vacancies at  End of the Year

Belgium, Syria, Colombia Win Council Seats   UN Admits Three More Nations to Membership

NEW MEMBERS IN SECURITY GROUP   Membership of UN Is Hiked to 54 Countries

Three New Nations Put on Security Council ©   ~ Colombia, Belgium, Syria Elected to Fill Vacancies; New U. N. Members Sign Charter

Name Countries Which Will Fill Three Vacancies  Colombia, Syria and Belaium Flected

Colombia, Belgiun And Syria Named To Security Council  Three More Nations Join the UNO in  Simpnle Ceremonies

ghanistan, [celand and: Swe den Sign Articles of Ad herence to Charter        THREE NEW DELEGATES : - ASSUME COUNCIL SEATS

F or Firm Foreign  Policy   Vandenberg Says U. S. Can Win Respect of  Other Nations Best By Copying Soviet Candor

SENATOR ASKS FIRMNESS IN. ~ SOVIET TALKS   VANDENBERG TELLS SENATE “UNITED STATES SHOULD BE PLAIN-SPOKEN — (IKE RUSSIA

VANDENB’G ASKS FIRM U.S. POLICY TO MATCH RUSSIA   UNO DELEGATE SAYS PEACE DEPENDS ON ‘PLAIN SPEAKING’

Plain Speaking To Russia Aim Of Vandenberg   UNO Delegate Tells Senate About Session   DRAFT MAY CEASE.   School Lunch Program Heads For Parley Over Changes

Need Candor For Harmony, Senator Says   U. S.-Soviet Harmony Necessary For Peace, UNO Delegate Says

Calls for Firm Foreign Policy Equalling Soviet   Vandenberg Reports To Senate on Work As UNO Deleqate

REPORT MADE BY SENATOR VANDENBURG   Delegate to UNO Meeting In London Calls for Vigorous Plain-Spoken American Policy   CALLS FOR PATIENCE

Vandenberg Of Opinion Time Ts Ant. Te Now  LBWe BD   Senator. Says Answer To “What Ts Mas Up To Now?” Depends Future: .  Fate Of Péace Efforts         Rival Tdeclesios  TRRR: SAS REO.     7 Now Face to Face   Declares  “Siination Calls For Patience aiid Good Will,- But Not For  ’Vasillation”

Says United States Must be Honest and Firm in Its Policy   Vandenberg Calls For Vigorous, Plain Spoken Foreign Policy

NEW STFAM PLANT Costs   Vandenberg Calls for Firm; Plain-Spoken Russ Policy 

Plain-Speaking Policy Proposed By Vandenberg   Plans of Soviets Are Big Question, UNO Envoy Says in Report

Vandenberg Calls for Vigorously Out-Spoken U.S. Foreign Policy As Surest Way To Achieve Peace

BE FIRM WITH RUSSIA, URGES VANDENBERG   Senator Says UNO’'s Accomplishments Outweighed Failures

Firm Stand With Russia ls Demanded   Senator Vandenberg Urges U.S. Renovate its Foreign Policy

Firm Policy on Russia is Urged By Vandenberg   Plain Speaking Needed in UNO, Solon Asserts

Vandenberg Calls For Vigorously Plain-Spoken U.S. Foreign Policy

VANDENBERG I$ FOR POLICY ON RUSSIAN STYLE   Declares United States nd Russia Can Live In Harmony If We Will Speak Out As Plainly As The Soviets Do; Just Back From London Meeting.

Firmer Policy By America Is Advocated   Says Soviet And U.S. Can Live Together

Vandenberg For Firm Policy Matching Russi  Reports UNO Success Needs Patience, But Not Vacillation

Firm U.S. Policy Demanded   Sen. Vandenberg Calls For Plain-Spoken Stand In Foreign Relations

VandenbergUrges Vigorous Foreign Policy For Dealing With Russia In The Future

Two Great, Rival Ideologies Must Get Common Ground   Pleads for Simple Rule of What Is Right in PlainSpoken Foreign Policy

U.S. Poliey Equal To Reds Called For By Vandenberg In Report On UNO Meeting

Firm Foreign Policy Uroed By Vandenberg   Plain Speaking Needed to Pair Russia's Views .

VANDENBERG SAYS U.S MUST MATCH SOVIET FIRMNESS   Senator Advocates Vigor ous, Plain-Spoken Stand ee ates Bas

AMERICA URGED TO ‘SPEAK OUT BY VANDENBERG   Senator Asks Plain-Spoken Foreign Policy To Match Soviet’s In Firmness

Policy to Equal Reds Requested   Sen. Vandenberg Says Russia Is World's Puzzle

‘ADVOCATES PATIENCE AND GOOD \WILL BUT SAYS ONLY FIRMNESS (CAN MATCH RUSSIAN ATTITUDE

vs Rival Ideologies Now Face Desperate Need of Mutual Understanding      Reports on U.N.O.   Calls for Forergn Policy as Firm as Russia's

Vandenberg Calls for Vigorous — Foreign Policy to Match Russia's

Vandenberg Wants US. To Take Firm Stand With Russia       Says US. Should Practice Firm Frankness.- and Give Moral Leadershin. *

LEHMAN CALLS FOR RATIONING OF U. 8. FOOD   7-Point Plan Listec To Halt Threat Of Famine

Lehman Urges Return To Rationing of Fooc   Retiring UNRRA Director Views  Move as Only Way to Ease Famine

Oil Train Blown Up By Jewish  Extremist Band   91 Refugees Are Deported By British

Better Accord With Russians Is U. S. Goal   U. N, Delegate Says Chance For Peace Is Dependent Qn End to Rarriers

U.§. Announces Assembly Policy  Amity With Russia a Prime Objective

Slayer Taken By Possemen On Hill Road   McCauley Allegedly Confesses He Killed Trooner and Sheriff

Police Killer Taken By Posse   Man Arrested After Returning to Scene of Crime: Killed Two Policemen

Labor’s Aims For Future Restated  America’s Millions Observe Labor Day

Labor Lauded For Helping Win Vietory  Hears Warnings In Labor Day Speeches; Also Challenged For Output To Meet World Needs

Labor Groups Hear Views of Various Men   Congress Blamed for Most of Strikes by Rail Union President

CHALLENGE IS GIVEN LABOR   Workers Called Upon For Unprecedented Output To Meet Demands

U.S. Labor Get: New Challenge  On Observance   Working Man Lauded By Speakers Across Nation on Holiday

U5. MAY BOOST DAIRY SUBSIDIES   WOULD TAKE PLACE OF PRICE INCBEASES FOR MILK, BUTTER AND CHEESE.

LEWIS CONFAB WITH FEDERAL OFFICIALS ON   Labor And Industry Watct Talks Which May Set New Wage Pattern

Air Pilot Strike Nears End; Lewis Opens Coal Talks   Washington Hotel Dispute Settled; Stockyard Walkout Is Averted

Strike Truce In Airways Is Nearer Today   HOPEFUL SIGN FOR ONE WALKOUT REPORTED IN U. S.

LAG IS EVIDENT IN seat PAY   Teachers Find Cost-of-Living Climb Tops Increases

Teachers’ Salaries Lag Far Behind Cost of Living, Association Says

Price Ceilings For All Coffee Are Removed  Order Also Given To Take Controls OFF Veaetahle Oil

Price Controls On Coffee Lifted   OPA Acts on Advise of Industry’s Committee

Shortening and Cooking Oils Ni} Price List   OPA Planning to Keep Controls on Rents Some Time

OPA Lifts  Control On Coffee And Other Items   Action Follows By 24 Hours Freeing of Pegs on Mayonnaise and  Other Oi] Products

PRICE LIDS TAKEN OFF OF COFFEE   Some Other Commodities Also Liberated

Dairy Items  Remain Free Of Control   Action on Coffee Marks Inaugural Granting of Decontrol Petition.

OPA Takes Price Tops Off Coffee   Hopes of Landlords for Higher Rent Get Jolt in Announcement

UDFFE PRICE LID LIFTED OM TRADES PLEA   OPA Action Follows Removal of Margarine, Salad Oil Ceiling.

Dairy Products To Stay Ceiling Free; No Increase In Rent Prices Planned

COFFEE CONTROL DROPPED BY OPA JON TRADE PLEA   Says Supply Now Equals The Demand In U.S.

Shortening, Oil Ceilings Released   Petition. Of Industry Accepted :

OPA REMOVES PRICE CONTROL FROM COFFEE   ale Al Contr ws Also Taner  Off Fats and Oils, Other Products

Free Coffee From Control; Rent To Stay   OPA Speeds Action On Other Products; Will Cut Staff

U.S. Mint Boss Calls Halt On  Special Coins   Would stop making money to honor famous men and marking  enecial evente.

HOPE TO AVERT RAIL WALKOUT SET SATURDAY      New Negotiations Boost Hope Strike May Somehow Be Prevented

New Parleys May Halt Rail Strike Set for Saturday   Main Issue Undecided Is Change in Train Operating Rules

New Negotiations Boost Hope For Averting Railroad ‘Strike Set For Saturday

HOPE HELD THAT RAIL STRIKE MAY BE CALLED OFF   Progress Being Made in Negotiations.

NEW MINE UNION 10 BE ORGANIZED   Progressives Will Break From AFL: Voie is Unanimous.

EARINGS T0 IX PENALTY: RE STARTED:   niversity Sophomore Heltingly Admits Crimes When Confronted With  Indie érrante   DEGNAN CASE IS FIRST

Youth Admits to Three Slayings, 16 Other Crimes   Defendant Is Warned By Judge of Possible Results From Action

HEIRENS PLEADS GUILTY IN CHICAGO   Court to Determine Punish: ment of Murderer

Heirens Pleads Guilty on Three Murder Charges  Shows No Emotion Ae Slack DB 'e bie  poem

TEMPERATURES   State Makes No Bid For Death Penalty For Youthful Pervert

Heirens Enters Plea of Guilty   Seventeen-Year-Old University Sophomore Pleads Guilty to Murder Charges

YOUTH ADMITS GUILT IN TRIO OF MURDERS   Heirens Enters Plea Of Guilty in Degnan And Two Other Sex Slayings

Wm. Heirens Pleads Guilty to 3 Murders   Hearing Ordered to Determine the Nature of Penalty

ADMITS THREE MURDERS AND 29 OTHER GRIMES   Youthful Jekyll- Andyde Wrings His Hands As He Pleads Guilty To Murder Of Six - Year - Old  Suzanne Degnan.

CHICAGO COURT BEGINS HEARINGS AS WILLIAM HEIRENS ADMITS GUILT OF THREE HEINOUS MURDERS

Court: Hearings Opened-to Fix His Punishment   Cases Are Reviewed After Halting Plea by College Youth

Admits Three Murders And  Minor Crimes   Court Begins Hearings to Fix Punishment For Youth, 17

Youth Pleads Guilty to Brutal Murdet   Wrings His Hands As He Admits Killing Child

Triple Slayer To Enter Plea; May Get Life   Attorneys For Heirens: No Certain He Will Plead Guilty To.Three Mur.  der: Chatzes

Chicago Youth Ent Enters: Plens Guilty to Three Shock Marder Cases       JUDGE WILL DECIDE ON pat OF

Heirens Enters Guilty Plea to Three Murders   Court Begins Hearing To Fix Punishment; See No Death Penalty

Heirens in Guilty Plea to 3 Murders   Admits, in Court, Slaying of Suzanne Degnan, Mrs. Josephine Ross and Miss Frances Brown—Confesses Other Crimes.

HEIRENS ENTERS PLEAS OF GUILTY   Says Yes To Indictments In Three Chicago Slayings

HEIRENS PLEADS GUILTY   Chicago University Sophomore Admits He Put Three To Death

Youth, 17, In Hearing At Chicago   Youth With Deep Sexual Perversion Readily Admits Three Brutal  * Murders

Court Begins Hearings To Fix Punishment For  17-Year-Old Killer.

Heirens Pleads Guilty fo Three Brutal Murders   Court Begins Hearing: To Fix Punishment For Chicago Crimes

COURT BEGINS HEARING TO FIX HIS SENTENCE   Youth Admits Slaying Degnan Child, Two Young Women

Heirens, 17, Enters Guilty Plea to 3 Counts of Murder  University Student . Admits Long List  mur Meai. _

Heirens Enters Guilty Pleas   Pleads Guilty To Three Murders When Ar raigned Today

Perpetrator of Three Crimes   Answers Charges To indictments Today

WILLIAM HEIRENS PLEADED GUILTY TO THREE MURDERS   Were Considered Chicago's Most Heinous Crimes, the Police Report.;   HEARINGS HAVE BEGUN   Only Two Witnesses Were Called By the Court In the Degnan Case.

HEIRENS MAKES GUILTY PLEA TO 3 MURDER CHARGES TODAY   Takes Step At Arraignment Hearings On Indictments

Heirens Pleads Guilty . 'To Three of Chicago’s ‘Most Vicious Murders

Nothing Important, Dickstein Asserts   Doesn't Remember Actually Speaking Over Phone To Garssons or Freeman

TRAIN HITS SCHOOL BUS, KILLS SEVEN   Speeding Passenger Train Hits Bus At Grade  Crossing.

Seeks Long-Range National Labor Policy For Nation   Chairman Of N. A. M. Sug gests Eight Point Pro gram To Meet Labor  6a) \ ool Ma Y ae Raa

NAM Charges Fact-Finding Is Misused   Manufacturers’ Head Urges Long-Range Labor Policy

Facts Boards Are rlayed by Mosher  ipnle of Panel« I«   Principle of Panels Is Misused, Official Says

State Highway Commission fo Tell Road Plans   Ask Interested . Parties to Attend Meeting in Capital City

Mate highway Commission to Tell Road Plans  Ask Interested Partie: to Attend Meeting

MILITARY — HEADS OF BIG FIVEIDLE —   Due to Russia’s Failure to Instruct Its Representatives

Barkley In GOP Attack For Effort To Kill OPA   Accuses Republicans of Jousting With Windmills; Says It Will Be Hard to Slay

Barkley Accuses Republican Leaders  Of Politics’ in Drive Avainst OPA

OPA WILL BE HARD TO KILL   Barkley Expects As Much Trouble Ending Law As Enacting It ~

Senators Seek New OPA Curk   Amendment Planned To Keep Wheat Free Of Price Ceilings.

Forbid Gov't. Rent Control In States Having Regulation   Amendment Okayed By Senate After Defeat of 15% Raise

\GOP Group to Try Again to Exempt Wheat   Administration Forces Hold After Damaging Series of Amendments

Wheat Price Control New GOP Target   Barkley Hopes Senate Can Wind Up Work On OPA Bill Tonight

Administrative Forces Defeat Amendment To Raise Rent Fifteen Percent By Next March, Filibuster By O’Damel Seen.   AMENDMENTS STILL WORRYING LEADERS

Report Tide Turning Against Amendments To Increase Prices   Barkley Threaten Another Night Session To Clean Up Votes On Important Amendments And Final Action On Administration Measure

SENATE HEARING: ~ FINAL OPA VOTE   Barkley Hints Night Session ts Sneed Shawdacun

Wh ILES ON OPA EXTENSION   Removal of Ceilings o1 Wheat Believed to be Next Objective to be Sought at Capital.   BUYERS’ STRIKES SPREAD IN NATION

Sen. Taft’ Amendment Is Beaten —   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS  ENCOURAGED AS TIDE TURNS AGAINST PRICE INCREASES ©

Senate Chiefs Push Decisive ‘Vote on OPA   Democratic Leader Wants Action Today; Taft Rider Defeated

Temperatures   Revival Measure May Reach Conferees by Nightfall; Threat of Veto Looms Unless Conference Removes Objectionable Clauses

OPA Opposition Opens Battle To Keep Ceilings Off Wheat; Truman Avoids Veto Question

PRICE - INCREASE CHANGES SEEM TO BE DOOMED      Administration Leaders See Vote On Badly-Battered Measure Late Today

See Very Little. Danger To Bill From Filibuster By Sen. 0’ Danie!

Son, Leader Sooks Finish OPA Stuay   BARKLEY IS ENDEAVORING DESPERATELY BEAT OFF pRiCE-HIKING PLAN.

Amendment Offered by Republicans   Senators Hope Final Action on OPA Bill Can Be Taken by Tonight

WILL PUSH NEW AMENDMENT TO OPA MEASURE  G. O. P. Plans To   G. O. P. Plans To Prevent Ceiling Prices On Wheat   Hope To Dispose Of All The ..Amend ments Today

WILL DEMAND ABOLITION OF WHEAT CFILING   Bill May Run [nto Another Presidentia! Veto

Britain Has Drastie Plan To Halt Jews   England Believed Ready With Program to Stop All [legal Immigrants Heading for Palestine

Jews Swarm To The East By Thousands   Britain Orders Navy To Intercept Immigration Ships

@ PAUL MALLON—   Growth of Reason Among Men in High Places Is Proper Advance:

Ellis County War II Vets Total 4,268   PERHAPS 10 PCE, MORE IN THIS COUNTY FROM OTHER COMMUNITIES,

American Delegate Assails Bulgarian Claims in Greece  No Reparations From Italy Wanted by U.S.

United States Desires No Reparations From Italy   U.S. Aliso Rejects Soviet-Supported Bulgarian Claims To Greek Territor:

U.S. Rejects Claims To Greek Territory Set Up by Bulgaria   Representatives Assert Greek Counter Claims Are Considered With ‘Full Sympathy;”  U. S. Renounces Reparation Claim

SECURITY PLAN FOR GREECE IN TWO DOCUMENTS   Two Statements Made At Peace Conference By  U. S. Delegates

No Reparations Wanted FromItaly, U.S. Announces   American Delegates Assail Soviet-Supported Bulgar ian Claims — U.S. Will Not Pour Out Aid to Italy for Help of Others

U.S. Assails Soviet-Aided Sulgar Claims   No Reparations Wanted From Italy, Delegate Asserts

U.S. Abandons Damage Claims  Against Italy   Reparations Bill Dropped: Yank Delegate Assails  , ee ee, eee

Reparations Claims ‘Renounced   Attack on Greeca Is Resumed by Ukraine Envoy

Reparations Claims Renounced  Attack on Greec   Attack on Greece Is Resumed by Ukraine Envoy

U.S. Renounces All Reparation Claims on Italy   Claims of Bulgaria On Greece Rejected But Sympathy Given Greek Counter-Claim

rh RAO Se ee fed  Time Chart Revealed By U. S. Forees  Personnel To Begii Moving June 29

Reveal Full Complexity Of Time Chart For Suspense-Packed Bikini Atom Test

(A-Bomb Day at Bikini to Be Packed with Suspense and Drama; Precautions Taken to Protect 40.000 Personal

40,000 MEN INVOLVED.IN NAVY TEST AT BIKINI  Officials Make Final Plans For Suspense- Packed A-Bomb Test: Schedule For Experiment Given

ATOM BOMB DAY SCHEDULE IS REVEALED ——— EEE REALE  TIMING IS COMPLEX

Time Chart’s Details Bared   Bikini Evacuation To Begin Saturday

Bikini Bomb Test Schedule Set for Historic July Date   Careful Calculations for Safety of 40,000 Men Are Completed Now

AtomBombDay Will Be Packed With Suspense   Risks Are Carefully Calculated and All Possible Precautions Have Been Completed

Atomic Bomb Test Based On Split-Second Timing   Big Blast at Bikini Tentatively : Sot far Late Sunday Afternoon

Disclose Intense Complexity of Atom Test at Bikini; 40,000 Personnel Involved

‘Draw Time Chart For A-Bomb Tes!   Precautions Taken to Pro.- tect 40,000 Personnel : at Bikini   3, 140 Vessels to Be Deployed » Around the Bomb Target Area

Chart . A-Day Plans                  Army-Navy Navy Tailed Puree Schedule For Higgpne™]* A-Bomb Test July 1”

Settlement Maritime Brighter   LABOR RELATIONS DIRECTOR GIVES FACTS REGARDING RECOMMENDATIONS,

Recommend that CIO be Given Same Wage as AFL Maritime.  EXPECT APPROVAL RECOMMENDATION  May Avoid Nationwide Strike of AFL Seamen.

Settlement Of Maritime Strike Near   WSB Overruled In Wage Issue; CIO Demands Equality

WAGE BOOST FOR ClO SEAMEN IS RECOMMENDEN   Butler Believes Ship Owners Willing to Pay Increase

CIO Seamen May Receive Pay Raise   Board Director Confident Strike Is Nearing End

ClO Seamen Will Get Same Wage Increases  Given To AFL Unions   Maritime Lebor Relations Director Confident Commisison Will Approve Recommendation  He Is Ready To Lay Before Board.

Maritine Commission To Recommend Raise As NMU Tells Members To Strike

Commission Asks Equal Wages for AFL, CIO Seamer    Proposols Brighten Hopes Of Tieup Settlement; New York Truckmen Begin Talks To End Their Wolkout.

SETTLEMENT OF MARITIME STRIKE NEAR   CIO Seaman Expected to Get Same Wages as Allowed to AFL Unions,

Recommendation Made That CIO Seamerl Be Given Same Wage Increases As Obtained By Striking AFL Maritime Unions   THINK PLAN WILL BE GIVEN APPROVAL

C10 SEAMEN TO GET SAME PAY BOOST AS AFL   Expect Maritime Commission’s 0.K. Qometime Tadav

NAZI DOCTORS TO ANSWER FOR INHUMAN TESTS   Milk Hauler Stoned Truck Ditched Near Waukesha

PEACE TERMS FOR FIVE AXIS GROUPS NAMED   Over Billion In Reparations Reduction To Mihtary Impotence

Proposed Peace Treaties To Cost German States More Than $1 Billion, Reduce Them to Military Impotence

Reparations Total Billion: aly Stripped   Big Four Submits Drafts to Paris  Peace Conference

Big 4 Peace Pacts for Axis Satellites Bared   Five Defeated Nations Would Pay Billion in Reparations

Assessed More Than Billion — In Reparations   Will be Reduced To Military and Economic Impotence

Billion Dollars in Reparations To Be Exacted   Countries Will Be Stripped Of  Aemoed Fareers

Satellites Ot Nazis Pay  Neparations   Defeated Nations Lose Territories And Large Armies

L. J. Roark Is Candidate For County Clerk Job   Young Lieut., Back From 18 Months in Europe, Seeks to Serve People of Home County

COUNTY MAY ASK VOTE-ON 2 MILLS   Combination Levy Proposed For New Jail, TB Care

Monscons Fail  To Halt Riots   Hindu-Moslem Outbreaks lh Bombay Reported As Continuing

Declare Meat In lowa To Be Even Scarcer   Plants May Have To Lay Off Some Workers,  Sav Packers.

Wilson Listed For Gl School   Proposal Is To Open 32 College Centers For Ex-GI Scholars

Lumberton And Maxton Among Places Selected For Educational Centers   Emergency Program to Provide Classroom Space for ex-GI Students. 

Cloture Vote On FEPC Permitted By Southerners   Measure Expected Vo Be Shelved Fomorrovw,

 WATCH STOPPED at 6:03   Justice of Peace J.C. Wright Renders Verdict of Ac. _  cidentia] Drowning. :

China’s ‘Sampan Navy’ is Beginning to Sprout ‘Made in the U.S.A.’ at Tsingtao

KIWANIS HEAD BLAMES POWER-DRUNK LEADER   In Opening Speech af 31st Annual Convention   GEN. BRADLEY SPEAKS

Southern Democrats and Republicans Organize in Effort To Control House

Solons Organize Coalition to Control Congress  Immediate Goal Is Curbing Powere af ODA

Coalition Is Formed In Congress   Seuthern Demos, GOP Join In Organized Bid To Grab Control

NEW COALITION HITS CONGRESS   Southern Democrats And Republicans Team Up To Prune OPA

southern Demos. and Republicans Make Bid For Control Of Canqgrace

Solons Plan Revolt Against OPA Setup   GOPs, Southern Demos Organize In Bid To Take Control Of Conaress

GOP-Southern  Group Organizes   Immediate Good Is to  Whittle Down OPA

REBEL DEMOS, GOP IN GRAB FOR CONGRESS   Set Up Committee of Ten in Bid for Control

Coalition Seeks To Cut Down Powers of OPA   Southern Democrats And Republicans Form Committee

Southern Bloc GOP Join For Control   Potentialities Much Broader Than Immediate Goals

Stray Bullets in Denver Bar Kill Educator, Injure College President

Educator Is Killed by Wild Bullet   Pocatello Man Is Shot in Hotel in Denver

Wild Bullet Kills University Prof., Wounds College Head In Denver's Old Brown Palace

Justice Roberts to Be Called as Probe Witness  Others Summoned to Give  TL ate Taetienamer

Roberts Called To Testify in Pearl Inquiry   Committee Wants to Learn About Early Probe from Justice

Justice Roberts to Be Called ‘as Probe Witness   Others Summoned to Give Their Testimony

FORMER HIGH COURT JUSTICE 1S SUMMONED   Owen J. Boberts Will Be Asked To Give An Account Of Hin 194) Cheek-Up

ROBERTS ERTS 10 BE PUT ON STAND   Former Supreme Court Jus:  tice On Board of Inquiry,  Will Be Questioned

Senate Vets Fight Change:  Reorganization Bill Opposed By Oldsters

Old-Time Senators Ave Onpesing Any Changes in Methods   McKeller of Tennessee Leads in Opposition to Modernizing Machinery

Heavy Rains Fill Rivers In State With Flood Stayes Expected; Showers Forecast

Family Trusts In Nation Must Go, U.S. Says   1000 Factories Are Earmarked as ‘Booty’, Conference Sought

U.S. Savs Japs To Lose Power  To Wage War   Smashing Of Family Trusts Will Aid In Permanently Disarming Country

Thousands of German Children Held  In Camps by Soviets for ‘Re-education’

GERMANS CLAIM CHILD STEALING   Russians Accused Of Taking » Children From Homes For _ ‘Re-Education’

German Youths Taken by Reds _ For ‘Re-education,’ U. S. Informed

REPORT GERMAN CHILDREN TAKEN   Say Reds Take Boys, Girls for Re-Education

SAYS REDS HOLDING GERMAN CHILDREN   Official. Claims ‘Teen Agers  Taken fram Hamec

German Children In Red Zone Disappear   Youngsters Taken From Homes For ‘Education’ By Communists; Claim Thousands Held

FINDING OF HELMET AND BATTERED LAMP OF MINER HINTS RPECCLIERS DIG FOP A DEAD MAN

PRICES OF STOCKS INCREASE TODAY   Market Responds to New Order Issued By Truman.

Leftists at Rally Cheer Stalin, Boo Secretary Byrnes   Slav Congress Gets Messages From Kremlin and  Marshal Tito

ARMY BEGINS PARING JOB   To Cut 38,000 Men From Ground Forces ith Funds Limited

Slays Veterans In $55 Robbery Near Allentown  Phoenixville Man, 28, Admits Killing Bucks County Motorist, 32

Admits Killing Motorist, Claim   Hitch-Hiker Confesses, Police Say, to Murdering War Veteran

RIDER ADMITS HE KILLED VET   Confesses Shooting Anc Burying Man Who Geve Him ‘Lift’

Veteran Killed By Steelworker   Man Admits Slaying and Robbing Veteran Who Asked Him For Ride

Jews Schedule New Strike Against British Policy   Haita Port Area Placed undér Heavy Guard after Seizure of Immigrant Ship

\Maritime Dispute Leaders ‘Seem Inching Together On Issue of Sailor Work Week

CALL OPERATORS INTO DISPUTE   Administration _ Attempting to Get Out of Coal Business—Krug Hopes to Promote’.An Agreement Between Operdtors and Union.

Krug Makes Effort To Get ~ Government Out of Coal Business, Give Mines Back

UPERATORS, KRUG IN CONFABS TODAY (IN COAL QUESTION   Formula Believed to Be in Preparation for Submission by U. S._ Officials Soon.   LEWIS TO ENTER PICTURE SHORTLY

MOTHER KILLED AS BOY. 2, FIRES   Policeman’s Son Gets Service Pistol, Mistaken for Toy

MEAT MEALS IN RESTAURANTS WILL COST LESS   Prices Are ‘Rolled Back To June 30 Level Immediately   COTTON CLOTHING IS ALSO UPPED BY OPA

MEAT-BASED MEALS INRESTAURANTS ARE ROLLED BACK   OPA Orders Restoration of June 30 Ceilings—Increas. es Since Then Put at 10 Per Cent.   FORD-BUILT AUTOS BOOSTED IN PRICE   Way Opened for Raises for Other Car Makers—Cotton Clothing and House hold Items Upped.

BOOST PRICES ON CLOTHING. OTHER ITEMS   Ford Built Cars Also Advanced by OPA In New Order

Fords, Cotton Clothing, Household Item:  Jump in Price; Restaurant Meals Cut

Ceilings Up On Ford Cars And Many Other Items  Restaurant Meals Are Rolled Back   Restaurant Meals Are Rolled Back To June 30 Prices

Ford-Built Car Prices Advance  Cotton Clothing, Household Items Up

Fort Ceilings Are Increased Six Per Cent   Eating Houses Must Rofl Back Prices To Levels Of June 30   COST OF MANY COTTON ITEMS ORDERED HIKED   Producer Groups Arque Against Recontrol Of Dairy Products

MEAT SUPPLY IS LOWEST IN — THIRTY YEARS   RESTAURANT PRICES ROLLED BACK TO JUNE 30 LEVEL

OPA Rolls Back Restaurant Lids To June 30 Levels   Ford Built Cars, Cotton Clothing Other Items Hiked

OPA ROLLBACK APPLIES TO ALL MEAT DISHES   Resfored; Cotton Cloth Restored; Ford Car,’ Cotton Clothing Boosted

Meat Ceilings Ordered Back   Prices of Ford Cars and Cotton Goods Upped by OPA

CUT MEAT PRICE IN RESTAURANTS   OPA Orders Roll Back; Give Price Hikes on Fords and Cotton

OPA Orders Meat Meals Prices Cut   Increases in Many Cotton Clothing and Household Tems Allowed; Ceiling Oa Milk Opposed

City Is Gateway to West Coast Livestock Market  Valuation of Sales Here Go Past Tem Asslis an AA eole

City Is Gateway to West Coast Livestock Marke’  Valuation of Sales Wasa 85 Beck

Administration Chiefs Hope to Pass British Loan Bill, Extend Draft

NON-STRIKERS DEFY PICKETS   CiO MAKES DEMONSTRA TION AT ALLIS. CHALMERS

STASSEN W HARD BATTLE AT THE POLLS   OLD-GUARD ISOLATIONIST RE. PUBLICAN DEFEATED IN ELECTION THAT-‘RELD NATIONAL ATTENTION

Shipstead Concedes Defeat In Primaries   Stassen’s Candidate Leads In Minnesota

19-YEAR-OLD WAITRESS 15 ATTACKED   Girl Is Lured into Car After Friend Is Robbed, Gocge:

lrate Texans Hunt Attacker Of Waitress   Two Negroes Sought After Young Woman Is Assaulted

MAN STRANGLES IN CAR MISHAP:   Jowan Caught Between Car Door and Garage

Reviews His Projects   Lantern in Broad Daylight H elps Proclaim Candidate

Rep. Fernandez Hopes Friends Will Persuade 'Him To Seek Reelection

VonRibbentr. op Sa ys Chur ‘chill Inspir ed. Hitler            Fortier  Quoted As Pr Coalition of Nation: , Curb Reich War Ainis

Ribbentrop Says Much War Blame May Be Churchill's  Coalition of Nations Might Have Led Hitler Into Action

eee ee ee ee aT ae ee  Ribbentrop Asks Churchill Testify At Nuernberg

NAZI LAWYER CONTENDS THREAT BY CHURCHILL “PROBABLY” GAVE HITLER IDEA FOR PANNING WAR!

GERMAN ATTACKS BRITISH ‘THREAT’   SAYS CHURCHILL'S ACTION INSPIRED HITLER'S POLICY

SCIENCE ASSOCIATION ~~ ARRANGES FIELD DAY   Bucks County Group :To Hold Fall Field Day At Holicong  INTERESTING AFFAIR

French to Vote OnConstitution   De Gaulle Opposes Nev Republic Charter

SEE APPROVA\ NEW FRENCH CONSTITUTION   De Gaulle Says It Will Imperil Nation’s Future

See French Adoption of  Constitution   Approval Expected Despite Opposition Of De Gaulle

FRENCH APPRO\ APPROVAL OF CONSTITUTION SEEN   De Gaulle Warning Not Likely T# Halt Voters

DE GAULLE POWER FACING TEST IK FRENCH ELECTION   New Constitution Expected To Be Approved at  Polk Tomorrow

METEOROLOGICAL RECORN   ‘Predict Approval of New. ‘Constitution for France Gen. De Gaulle Fighting Document

French Ballot On Adoption Of Code Today   Interior Ministry Predicts Approval Of New Constitution

Predict French Voters Will Approve New Constitution  Interior Ministry  Sees 55 Per Cent Van’ Vatac Ciunday

Hatch’s, Chavez’ Robert Lee Miller For West Point Is Really Two Men

Some Of Russian Treops In German Zone Withdrawn   American Official Says Re. movals Are Result Of Recent Russian Investigation   BEING SPOILED BY HIGH LIVING

RUSS TROOPS IN GERMANY UNRELIABLE   Being Replaced by Smaller But More Efficient Force

Soviet Recalls Zone Forces   Probe. Revealed German Respect Was Being Undermined

EVEN COST OF PROBING WAR iS GOING UP   Senate Group Makes Request Boar More Funds

Mead Committee  Funds Run Short   May Not Expected to Heed Subpoena for Appearance Tuesday

Mead Committee Seeking More Funds For Its Job Of Probing Costs Of War

“Unexpected” Expenses Put Mead Committee In Red .  War Probers Run Out Of Money

Mead Group Asks Added  Financing   Has Encountered Tixtra Expenses, Rroadened Meld

Await Word From Two or Testimony   High Cost of Investigating Hits Mead  Committee

TULSA BUSINESS EXECUTIVEDEAD   Plone Crash. Fatal: to Lee: R. . Semones —. His Daughter, 16; Seriously Hurt: .

Connmiumists Say Chinese [hreat . ‘Trial Balloon   Consider Pleze Effort ~ To Sound Reaction in Civil Strife

SNOW STORM HITS DENVER      SIX DEATHS ATTRIBUTED TO * BLIZZARD THAT MAS ALMOST PARALYZED TRAFFIC 1

EUROPE SHARES HUNGER BLAME   Hoover on Air to Charge Maladministration by. Governments

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Blame European Maladministration for People’s Hunger

CONTROLS OFF INDEFINITELY}   OPA Makes Announcement on Fresh and Frozen Fish

Prices On Tires Increase   OPA Says Boost Due To Pealers’ Prefit Margins

TIRE PRICES WILL CO UP UNDER OPA CEILING REVISION   Several Kinds of Building Mate. vials Also To Be Allowed  Price Increases

OPA Increases Price Ceilings or Car, Truck Tires   More Hikes Granted As the Deadline Near Under New Bill

Tire Prices Hiked As OPA Speeds fo Meet A Deadline   Increases Also-Made On Some Building Material. Other Items

Mine Owners Split Over UMW Contract   Union to Seck Convention Okay Of Separate Talks

Coal Wage Row Far From Settled   North-South Split _Blocks Goyernment shove to Bring Peace

SOUTH, NORTH DISAGREE ON NEW CONTRAC'   Lewis Refuses to Consider Southern Proposals

OPERATORS IN CLASH ON NEW WAGE CONTRACT   Split Between North. South Blocks Return Of Coal Mines

COAL OWNERS FAIL TO AGREE   Government Still In Business After Conference Ends With No Success

Censorships  Of News InFrance Ends      Nation Enjoying Fruly  _ Free’ Press,. One Of Cardinal Policies Of de Gaulle Government; No Limit to Doeblications

_THE WORLD TODAY France Plans Absolute Freedom of the Press  ee renee

PRESS IS TRULY FREE NOW IN POSTWAR FRANCE AND PARIS IS WELL SUPPLIED WITH NEWSPAPERS

 Mackenzie's Column France Is Winning Fight F For Absolute Freedom Of The Press

Mackenzie’s  -Column By DEWITT MACKENZIE.  I World Traveler   Freedom of French Press Is Absolute

CHINA FIGHTING HITS PEAGE BID   Some Observers Feel That Military Runs Country

PEACE PLANS FOR CHINA ‘CURBED BY             Ag Frente sake iis Usner Hand

Drives Hitting Peace Moves   Bear Out Reports That Military Men Are  Running Government

Chinese Offensive In North Hinders Peace Negotiations  Observers Amazed + Gavernmant’c

Army Offensive Is Halting Peace Parley  — Chinese Campaign: At This Time Thwart Negotiations

RUSSIA DENIES SHE 15 RUINING HUNGARY ECONOMY   Complaint Made by Washington Against Soviet Policies Is Rejected As “Groundiess.””   U. 8S. CRITICIZED FOR HOLDING GOLI   Reds Declare Hungary’s Recovery Is Proceeding Despite Retention of Her Money.

Russia Rejects  US. Complaint   Denies Hungary's Econ: omy Being Ruined By © Soviet Policies

Russia Rebuffs U.S. Charges H ungarian Economy Ruined, Tarps Down Joint Restoration

Russia Rejects U.S. Complaint On Hungary   American Charges Not Based on Fact Reds Say

Robeson Delegation Attends Hearing Before Board at Raleigh.      SR0ARD'S ACTION VERIFIED TODAY

Robeson. Delegation. At:  tends Hearing Before: Board at Raleigh. :   Board at Kaleign.  ®s0ARD’S ACTION. “VERIFIED TODAY

Wife Loves German POW But Hubby Softens, Forgives Her   Couple is Arraigned Under FBI Charaes

Senator Says Atom Theft Trat Leads to U. S.; Suspect Reds   Canadian Press Hints Russians Built Huge Net in Dominion; Soviet Embassy Refuses to Comment: Washington Kept Informed

Prompt Supply Of Meat Promise By Government   President:s Decision To Remove Meat Price Control Expected To Bring Meat Shortly   MEAT INDUSTRY NOT SO OPTIMISTIC  (BULLETIN)

ACTION TAKE ON ORDER OF DRFSIDENT   Anderson Sees Quick Supply; Industry Not So Confident

Officials Say Public To Get Beef Quickly   Industry Chiefs See Longer Delay Before Conditions Normal

Treaty Windups Seen Aided By Private Talks .   Molotov Yields ‘Again In Dispute Over Rule Of  Trieste.

—BYRNES AND MOLOTOV CONFER Believe Progress M. ade In Drafting Treaties

Sec. Byrnes, Molotov Talk On Progress By ‘Big Four’   Diplomats Express Hope Parley Paves Way For Settlement

DIPLOMATS HOPE SECRET MEETING RUSHES TREATIES   Byrnes, Molotov In Closed Session, No Results Given

HOPE WAY SET FOR 5 TREATIES   Byrnes And Molotov Conference May Bring Speedy Windup  NO RESULTS BARED

Five Eur n Peace  SEE HOPE OF PACT ACCORDS IN BYRNES - MOLOTOV TALKS

Final Treaties Action Is Near   Byrnes, Molotov Speed Proceedings

RUPTURE.IN RELATIONS IS EXPECTED SOON   U.S. Charges Argentines With Support of Nazis

ARGENTINES SEE BREAK WITH U. S$   American Charges That Argentine Is ProNazi Seen As Too Serious to Be Ignored

Pro-German Charge Jolts Diplomat Colony   Farrell May Act First to Sever Ties; Peron Blames Situation on Braden

Fear Break In Argentine Relations   Diplomatic Quarters Predict Crisis Over Pro-Nazi Charge

Peron May Make First Break Move   Charges U.S. Seeking To Establish Puppet Government

U.S. Split With Argentina Over Nazi Ties Seer   Farrell May Beat the Gun By Calling for Dipicmatic Break First

F arm Groups Think House Hasty on OPA   Believe Weak Price Control To Be Dangerous To Nation

Farm Groups Support OPA   Sen. Mitchell Points To Their Contentions

OPA BACKER SAYS —— GRITICISM IS HELF   Farm Organizations’ Actior Welcomed As Aid

Senator Lauds Farm Help In Battle For OPA   Mitchell, Ardent Agency Supporter, Praises O'Neal, Goss Testimony

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Charge Clay Undermined Potsdam Agreement

FREE STUDENT IN SHOOTING   Jury Acquits Galloway O! College Trailer Camp Death of Bride

ALLOTMENT FOR 445 MEN   University Expects Lar Enroilment in R.O.T.C. Tait

ALLOTMENT FOR 445 MEN    University Expects I large Evroll‘nit   ment im R.O.T.C.

TRUMAN ASKS ALL-OUT PUSH INPRODUCTION   ECONOMIC COLLAPSE FEARED IF PRICES KEEP GOING UP   “nw MARVIN L.. ARROWSMITH

TRUMAN WARNS AGAINST MORE PRICE RAISES   President Agrees With Steelman On Possible Economic Collapse

Truman Asks End Of Industry Strife   Urges Full Production, Warns of Inflation

Truman Urges Hiked Output. End to Strikes   President Backs Up Steelman’s Warning Against Inflation

Truman Calls for Industrial Peace and Production Boost   — Agrees With Steelman That Further Inflation May  Bring Price Collapse—Reconversion Director Opposed to General Round of Large Wage Increase at This Time, Asserting Only Special Groups Would Benefit.

President Calls for End Of Strife  In Industry   Backs Steelman In Prediction Further Inflation Man Mean Chans

Activians Will Meet in Butte  District Conclave   District Conclave Slated in June

Activians Will Meet in Butte  es  se PO, fee   District Conclave Slated in June

Small Quits Job With CPA; New Agency Due Soon   Resignation Follows Wyatt's Departure  From Housing Office      Fine, If Collected, Would Be Largest Ever Paid by Group

Congress Fosters Price Breakdown, - OPA Chief Warns   Porter Says Congressional Confusion May End National Csntrol   ACTION MAY RESULT IN HUGE COST RISE   Administrator Fearful Stampede Against Agency May Begin Soon

Attempt To Kill Whole OPA Setup Is Balked.  MAJORITY FAVORS PROGRAM—SPENCE  :  ‘Chairman Says Nation ‘Wants To Keep Up Regulations.

House Passes  OPA Bill      Yote 9-Month Extension By Teller County Expeet Roll Cull to Bo akekadt

BREAKDOWN IN PRICE CONTROL SEEMS LIKELY   /Much Confusion Over Extension Of OPA Is Causing  Fear

OPA CONTROLS TO MARCH 1947   Tentative Vote Approves Extension; Rankin Move De feated

HOUSE EXTENDS LIFE OF OPA TO MARCH 31, 1947   Tentative Vote Three Months Short Of Reauested ‘Time

Would Extend Price Control  To Mar. 31, 1947   Administration Hopes to Gain Full Year's Extension in Ralf Call Vate

Russia, Spain And Argentina Join World — In Pavina Tribute To Roosevelt's Memory

Tributes Paid To Roosevelt In Many Lands   Called Foremost Man On Earth in His Day By Speaker Rayburn

President of Rail .. Union Raps Truman   Fascism Encouraged by . Administration, Claim

Whitney Still. Bitter Over Rai Strike Action   Brotherhood Will Hit Back, He Indicates

PERON TAKES VOTE LEAD   Big Provinces Prepare to Begin Formal Count

F ootball ‘Injuries: ‘Are. Fatal:To 15 Year Old. Pish Schaal Beeckoccs

Build Camp To House Jews On Cyprus Island   Population Restive Under Reports First Timi. grants Will Arrive  Monday

New Prisons Readied for iHleaal Jews   British Warships To Intercept All Holy Land Traffic

Churchill Replies To Chargs by Marshal Stalin   British Minority Leader Appeals for Unity for Peace

Churchill Gives Reply To Stalin  Expresses Respect For Soviet Leader

BRITISH TROOPS FIRE ON EGYPTIANS   CAIRO DEMONSTRATORS - AGAINST OCCUPATION SET FIRE TO ENGLISH CLUBS.

Troops Fire On Rioting Egyptians   Christian Churches, British Institutions Attacked by Mobs

British Shoot At Cairo Mobs   150,000 Egyptians Dem. onstrate Against English Occupation

Anti-British Riots Sweeping Cairo; Soldiers Open Fire Against Mob

Armored Cars, Tanks Patrol Streets of Cairo   Christian Churches Are Attacked by Demonstrators

British Fire ~ On Cairo Mob   Tanks, Armored Cars Used To Control Rioters

MONSOONS FAIL TO GHECK RIOTS   Five More Reported Dead and Twenty-Five Hurt in Bombay

Ghost Marine Mystery Baffling Authorities   Marion Langston, Veteran's Brother, Disappears To Increase Complexities

Heirens, Believed Schizophrenic, Tc Be Given A Sanity Test After His Hearing

ACCUSED YOUTH TO GET SANITY TEST BEFORE PLEA MADE   Attorneys to Demand Test Be fore Arraignment on Two  Murcer Charges

Report Heirens Will Undergo Sanity Test   Defense Attorney Says Degnan Killer Suspect Should be Examined Before Plen t« Mode

Many Curbs On industry Soon Will Go   Controls on Installations Of Telephones To Be Off By New Year Along With Other Kestrictions

Phone Decontrol Due Dee. 31, CPA Aid Says   Easing of 5 Other Barriers Expected at Same Time

Phone Restrictions And Other Curbs to End Before New Year   Telephone Decontrol Due Dec. 31, CPA Official Says; Controls Over Tin Cans Expected to Be Eased Or Ended

Lontrols Go With 1946  Curbs On Phone Installations  To Be Wiped Out By New Year’s

BAN ON PHONES 10 BE LIFTED BY NEW YEAR'S   CPA Plans Easing Of Other Restraints At Same Time

Wartime Restraints Expected to Be Eased After Jan.    Curbs on Phone Installations Will Be First to Be Wiped Out; Other Matters Being Studied for Decisions

MOST INDUSTRY CURBS TO HALT BY NEW YEAR'S   Telephone And Other Restraints Slated To Be Withdrawn

Phone Curb Decontrol  Is Due Soon  Other Restraints On Industry Also To Be Droppec

Phone Curbs To Be Eased  December 31  Most Restrictions On In dustry To Be Erased By New Year's

SHIPPING TIEUP SETTLEMENT IS PARTIAL PACT      Deck Officers And Licensed ~ Personne} Still Outside Peace Terms

CIO Marine Engineers  End Strike   Shipping Still Stymied By Walkout Of Desk Offi.  eers, Shin Personnel.

Ship. Strikes.  Move Toward Settlements  TWA Planes Remain : Grounded~ by © “ Pilots’: Walkout

Reach Terms With ClO Engineers On East, Gulf Coasts   Still Have Disputes To Settle With Dec! Officers, Ship Personne! Before Shipping Starts

Lewis Tosses Threat of — New Soft Coal Strike as Maritime Walkout Fades

CONTRACT IS SIGNED   C.1.0. Marine Engineers Agree to Settle 22-Day Walkout

C10 Seamen Sign Contract Ending 22-Day Walkout   However, Deck Officers Keep - Shipping Bottled Us.

Ship Engineers Sign Contract   Strike of Deck Officers Still Bottles Up Shipping

MARINERS SIGN NEW CONTRACT   Operators, C10 Engineceis Agree To Settle 22-Day Shipping Strike

Marine Engineers And Ship Owners Reach Agreement   AFL Union, However, Unable to Come to Terms With Operators

New Accord Not Enough To End Tieuy      Deck Officers, Licensed Personnel Have Yet to Reach Agreement; Ships Still Bottled Up

Engineers, Owners Sign Agreement To Settle Walkout   Sike of Deck Officers Licensed Personnel Sull Continues,  Is Report

‘Maritime Strike Partially Settled, Negotiations Go On; Lewis Tosses New Threat

ClO Engineers Sign Contract to Close Their End of Strike  Shipping Tie-Up to End When AFL Union  len f'amac tn Tarme

ClO Engineers Sign Contract With Ship Owners Today   AFL Union Still Holds Industry On Idle List

Engineers, Ship Owner: Sion Paci   One Phase Of Maritime Walkout Settled Dut Long Time Will Be Needed For Action

ENGINEERS IN SETTLEMENT WITH OWNERS   But Deck Officers Still Fail to Agree On New Ware Terms

Other Disputes Still Bottle Up U. S. Shipping   Marine Engineers Sign; Deck Officers, Personnel Still Out

CIO UNION SIGNS NEW CONTRACT IN SHIP DISPUTE   Other Groups Still Remair Out, However, As First Break Takes Place

Shipping Still Bogged Down With Walkout Of Deck Men   Union Membership And Ship Owners Must Ratify Pact

SHIPPING UNION SIGNS TRUCE   Marine Engineers Settle; Deck Officers’ Walkout Goes On.

Some Maritime Workers Reach An Agreement  Shipping Still Tied Up By Other Serikeare

- «.MARITIMEEngineers Agree To End Strike  Deck Officers Are Still Out

ENGINEERS SIGN CONTRACT WITH SHIP OWNERS   Deck Officers and Ship Personnel Rift Still Bottles Up Shipping

Some Vote To Work, Others Hold Out... .  Maritime Strike Partly Ended As Some Workers Agree To Sign Contract

CIO AND SHIP OPERATORS SIGN NEW CONTRACT   Deck Officers, Licensed Workers Continue Strike

(10 MARINE ENGINEERS END STRIKE   However American Shipping Continues To Be Bottled Up

G. 0. P. Meets To Pick Chief   Presidential Hopeful: Threatening Batiles

BATTLE DUE AS GOP MEETS TO ° ELECT CHAIRMAN   Stassen Set To Fight ‘Dewey or Bricker Man’ To Succeed Brownell

BATTLE LOOMS FOR GOP POST   Stassen to Oppose Choice : Of Dewey or Bricker Man

BATTLE IS SEEN AS GOP VOTES   Stassen Ready To Fight  Dewey Or Bricker Man Is .. Wamed Party Chairman —

GOP TO ELECT SUCCESSOR OF NATIONAL HEAD   "48 Presidential Nominees On Scene To Pull For Favorites

RUSSIAN VETO USED AGAINST SPANISH PLAN   Proposal to Put Issue Before Assembly Is Killed by Soviet

RUSSIA BLOCKS COMPROMISE PLAN ON SPANISH ISSUE   Invokes Veto to Prevent Question Being Sent to U.N. General Assembly  for Decision.   PROPOSAL SUPPORTED BY NINE MEMBERS   Poland Demands Council Vote on Immediate Break With Franco, but Motion Is Ruled Out.

* ACTOMATI   Move _ Regarded As ” Too Soft a Blow At --- Branss Regime

RUSSIA BANS MOVE TO DEFER SPAIN ISSUE   Soviet Delegate Holds Out for Stronger Franco Slap

Russia Vetoes Compromise  Spanish Plan   Soviets Regard Idea Too Soft a Blow at Franco; Poland Asks Vote on Break Now

Rejects Move To Refer Issue To Assembly  Gromyko’ Holds Out for Stronge: * Slap at Franco

Council Favors Resolution 9 To 1   Seek Recommendation On Break With Franco

Russians Invoke Veto On Spain In Security Council   Soviets Make Second Use Of Power Granted  Any Member Of Big-Five To Block Action; Reds Blocked Levant Move In London

Russia Vetoes “Too Soft’ Plan To Send Spaniss Question to U N Assembly for Final Action   Second Time Reds Have Invoked Veto, Gromyko Insisted on Abrupt, Immediate Break On Basis Franco Is Menace

Soviets Feel Blow to Franco Soft   Nine Members Vote to Send Plan to Genera! Assembly

NEGOTIATIONS BOG DOWN IN SHIP STRIKE   Unions and Operators Called to Washington To Try Again Monday

FIVE RAILROAD UNIONS JOIN IN STRIKE THREAT   Firemen, Conductors Switchmen Latest  to Enter Movement

BROTHERHOODS UNITE ON WAGE DEMANDS   Set May 16.As Day For Walkout-0f 400,000

Steelman Sees Peril  To Economy   Asks Business And Labor To Kase Demands

Steelman Urges Business, Labor fo Ease Up On Price and Wage Increase Demands. Warning Issued

Tempering of Wage and Price Demands Urged By Reconversion Chief at Capital Today.   CONSUMER PUBLIC IS ASKED TO HELP

STEELMAN REPORTS ON RECONVERSION   Asks Labor and  Business to Ease Up on Demands

CASE WAGE-PRICE DEMANDS OR "BOOM AND BUST AHEAD," RECONVERSION CHIEF SAYS

HEPOAT PAIL AND PAY BOOM PRESENT PERIL   Steelman Asks Business and Labor to Ease Up or Face Inflation.

Steelman Urges Price and Wage Rises Be Tempered To Save National Economy

Keconversion Chief Warns Of ‘Boom and Bust   National Economy In Great Danger

SCHENECTADY WOMAN IS NATIONAL PRESIDENT OF GIRL SCOUT ORGANIZTION

MARTIN NAMES R. F. SMOCK AS HIGHWAY HEAD   Appointment Made Following Dismissal From Cabinet of John U. Shroyer.

FOUR CRUSHED TO DEATH ON LOAD OF HAY AS THEY ARE CAUGHT BENEATH RAIROAD OVERPASS

Auto Factories Closing Due to Parts Shortage   Thousands Being Laid Off as Complete Shutdown Appears Probable in Few Days

AUTO INDUSTRY FACING FULL SHUTDOWN   Steel Strike and Walkouts in Parts Plants Blamed

AUTO PLANTS HARD HIT BY STEEL TIEUP   FORD CHRYSLER AND OTHER “ COMPANIES CLOSING   PLANTS BECAUSE OF  STEEL SHORTAGE  i

Red Cross Drive Is Big Success $20,241 Contributed   $20,241 Contributed by Butte People

Red Cross Drive Is Big Success  $20,241 Contributed by Butte People

WALKOUTS IDLE 42 COAL MINES DESPITE TALKS   Negotiations Recessed Between John L. Lewis And Administration

Workers Claim Uncertainty Over Contract   Ford Offers to Submit UAW Dispute To Arbitration

Temperatures   Coal Mines Hit By Walkouts, Shipping Upset   Negotiations Between U. S. and Lewis In Recess; Report Unconfirmed That Nation Has Agreed to Reopen Contract

UMW WALKOQU'S SHUT 42 MINES (VER WEEKEND   Confusion Over Status of Contract Is Blamed for Scattered Stoppages   EXPECTED BACK MONDAY   West Coast Shipping Tieup Continues; Ford Offers UAW Arbitration

Ford Will Submit Labor Dispute to - Impartial Board   Makes Offer in Face of CIO Action Against River Rouce Flant   5,700 MINERS OUT IN THREE STATES   Leave Jobs Because of Un“certainty of Government Contract Status

Will Run Asa Dry   Fred Hinkle Seeks Democratic Nomination For Governor

Steel Workers Launch Strike   Towa Phone Service Normal  Except on Long Distance

Bethlehem Co. Plant Closes Af Lackawanna   Breakdown In Parley Stuns Washington; Violence Reported

STEEL WALKOUT STARTS   The Bethlehem Steel Lackawanna Plant Completely Shut Down

Omaha Leads Country With Stock Receipts   71,950 Head Received At Omaha; Sioux City Declaves Embargo.

Charge Cabbie With Larceny.   Lee Shipper Held In $1500 Bond For Looting Of H. L. Mills Gas Station

DIED NEAR BIRTHPLACE   Herschel Ulrich, Stricken While Harvesting, Native of County

iTFRING HOUSING   New, York Acted “While Others Talked,” Gover aa. a Soe

Majority Wanted It But U N Postpones Action on Spain After Russia Refuses New Plan

UN Postpones Spanish Case  Action Again   Gromyko Refuses to Back Plan to Refer Issue to Assembly: Veto Is Not Mentionec

RAAF Officer Accused of Illegally  Selling Licuor to American Troops

Committee Turns Down Proposal  Of May Testify  ~ Had Asked That  G Group Be Sent "T a LI... wn a) ja

WITH MURDER   13-Year-Old Lad Held For New Year’s Eve Death Of a Playmate

Juvenile Held On Murder Count  Skeleton Of Victim Found In Cellar

Buffalo Boy, . Faces Charge Of Murder   Skeleton of Friend Is Found in Cellar Of Pittsburgh Home

CAA Investigators to Probe BerlinBound Airliner Crash of Yesterday

AIR OFFICIALS AT LOSS FOR REASON OF PLANE CRACKUP   Thirty-nine Aboard Liner Are Burned Beyond Recognition in Worst Crash

CRASH OF BiG PLANE PROBED   Aviation Officials Are At Loss To Explain Disaster

Airliner's Crash Remains Mystery  39 Persons Perish ' In Worst Tragedy .

CAUSE OF AIR DISASTER HAS CAA BAFFLE!   Board Awaits Helicopter for Trip to Scene of Crash Which Killed 39

Air Disaster Is  Still a Mystery   Investigators  Will = Use Helicopter to Probe Deaths of 39

Cause Of Plane Crash A Mystery   All 39 Dead Burned Beyond Recognition; Probe Onens.

‘Aviation Officials Unable To Explain Crash Of Plane Taking 39 To Their Deaths

Cause Of Plane Crash Stump: Air Officials   Board Of Investigators Will Visit Scere of Wreckage Where 39 Persons Lost Lives

CAA Board  Plans Probe In Crack- -Up Of Big Plane   Cause Of History’s Worst Air Tragedy May Remain Hidden

Aviation Officials At Loss To Explain Crash Of Airliner Which Cost Lives Of 39   CAA Investigators To Visit Scene Of Crash In Newfoundland Wilderness

Worst Disaster Of Kind In History... .  Air Officials At Loss To Explain Crash Which. Left Thirty-Nine Dead

Aviation Officials Can’t Explain Crash   CAA Investigators te Scene of Disaster Which Snuffed Ovt 39 Livesc

Jobless from Results of Coal Strikes Reach 95.000 with Drastic Layoffs Seen

INDUSTRIAL COAL ~~ PILES ARE BEING DEPLETED FAST   Workers Idle by Shortages in Coal Strike Now More Than 95,000.   EXPECT MORE LAYOFFS   Employers Declared) Thanksgiving Week-End Holiday to Conserve Fuel.

Depleted Coal Piles Presage  More Layoff:   Over 95,000 Workers Al. cendy Biding Time; Another 167,000 On Weekend Holiday   West Virginia Feels Impact   State’s Railroaders, Mill Hands and Rivermen Layed Off By The Hundreds

HEAVY LAYOFFS MAY BE SLATED FOR NEXT WEEK   Rapidly Shrinking Coal Stocks In Nation's Industry Give Warning Of Further Unemployment As Strike Goes Into Tenth Day.

y-Drastic Lay.Offs Expected xt Week as Coal Supplies Continue to Slump   OME PLANTS GOING ON SHORT WORK SCHEDULES

Coal Shutdown Forces 95,000 Into Idleness  Drastic Layoffs QZ . wm... Lye gl   Drastic Layoffs Are Expected as Fuel Piles Drop

Vore Drastic  Layoff Orders   95.000 Idled As Industrial Plants Report Fuel Shortage

$9,000 JOBLESS, COAL SUPPLY LOW AS STRIKE RESULT   Drastic Layoffs Expected In Week Following Heliday

Workers Idled By Shortages Exceed 95,000   Depleted Coal Promises Further Drastic Lavoffs

DWINDLING COAL HOLDS PROMISE OF NEW LAYOFFS   MORE THAN 95,000 WORKERS IDLE IN U. S INDUSTRY

More Layoff: Threatened Next Week   More Than 95,000 Men Made Idle by Shortage Of Coal and Number Is  Exnerted to Increase

New Drastic Layoffs Due Next Week  Many Industries Feel Caal Pinch

Jobless Tide Is Rising:   “Over 5,000 Idle “As Coal trike Enters  ~ 10th Day; More Lay. offs Due Next Week

Strike Boosts Jobless Total   New Drastic Layoffs Expected Next Week

More Workers Idle As Coal Shortages Cut Manufacturing      Industrial Coal Piles Are Dropping Fast; Near 100,000 Laid Off

vhortages Idle. 95,000 Workers, _More Next Week   Railroads, Firma Hit Hard By Lack Of Soft Coals ._ Halt Work In Prisons

Coal Strike Expected to Affect Many   Some Steel Plants Go on 3- and 4-Day Weeks

99,000 IDLE FROM SHORTAGE OF COAL; MORE FACE LAYOFFS   Steel Mills And Railroads Cut Down Help As Fuel Dwindles

COAL SHUTDOWN  95,000 Idled By Shortages   RADIO ARTISTS NOT EXPECTED TO STRIKE

Worker Number Dropped Over US   Coal Piles Holding Grim Promise  For Relief

[More Thousands Out of Work in Coal Shortage   Railroads, Industries Laying Off Men as Fuel Runs Short

Coal Pinch Idles 95,000 Workers More Next Week   Automobile Plants Extend Holiday; More Railroad Help Furloughed

Coal Strike Idles 4 More Than 95,000; Now In Tenth Day   Depleted Fuel Piles Promise Drastic Layoffs Next Week

OVER 95,000 JOBLESS DUE TO COAL SHORTAGE   Rapidly Shrinking Fuel Stocks Give Warnings of More Layoffs Soon

95,000 Made Idle by Strike   industrial Shutdowns Spread as Coal Supplies Grow Scarcer.

95,000 Idled By Shortages In Coal Fight   Depleted Industrial Coal ites Hold Promise Of More Drastic Layoffs During Next Week

Toll of Idle in Soft Coal Shutdown Near 100,000 Mark with More to Follow

HOOVER AVOIDS ~ RUSSIA'S ZONE   Pilot on Flight to Berlin Fears Reds Might Fire on Plane

Herbert Hoover  Lands In Berlin   Makes Trip By Plane From Copenhagen Pilot Fhes Around Russian Zone

THREE GIRLS KILLED IN CAR-TRUCK CRASH   High School Seniors Meet Death on Way to Liberty, Mo., to En pall in C'allaca

WHOLESALE FOOD PRICE LEVEL HIGH   Tadav’s Index      Toaday’s Index Highest In 26 Years -

Hard-to-Get Items on Meat Counters Again   Near Capacity Operation By Midwest Packers Makes Mave Poccibia

Ham, Lard, Bacon Are On Way Back   Packers At Kansas City Slaughtering Near Capacity Last Two Weeks

TOO MANY PW’S, SAYS WITNESS   Jap Officer Testifies fo  Ceneral Homma

STATE GRANGE REPORT [5 HEARD BY PATRONS   New Lecturer Has Charge Of Program at Richland   PLAN AN ANNIVERSARY

HERE AND THERE IN . BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All in The Various Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

TRUMAN, MURRAY ~ MOURN HILLMAN   PAC. Leader Hailed a:  BT ON Sa «GOR ee REO er

Truman Mourns Hillman’s Death As National Loss   Savs Democracy has [ost Great Humanitarian and Statesman.

Democrats Endorse Rice For Governor   Action Unanimous Mickle Declares After Conference

weet Finally  Agree On Governor  Adams County Fruit Mar   Adams County Fruit Mar fs Indorsed

DEMS SELECT STATE TICKET   Col. John Rice, of Adam Is Choice of Leaders  For Governor

 "Lichfield ‘Officer, . ‘ Cleared On ‘Charge ’ Of Cruelty To Gls

Congress Comments On Miners’ Dispute   Taber Proposes Specia’ Session if Issue is  Not Settled —

COAL STRIKE MAY BRING OLD CONGRESS BACK   Congressmen Debate Or Special Session’s Effectiveness

Truman Urged To Reconvene 19th Congress   Action Is Proposed If President Unable To Settle Mine Dispute

NNNNENNN te  Veienieeeeemmemmae enn SEVEN-DAY WORK WEEK TO RETURN SURPLUS PROPERTY

Threat of Phone Walkout Removed   Western Electric Union Ratifies Pay Agreement

LAST CHANCE OF PHONE STRIKE REMOVED BY FINAL AGREEMENT   LAST REMAINING DISPUTE IN TELEPHONE INDUSTRY WAS SETTLED SHORTLY BEFORE DEADLINE

TOP OFFICIALS PREDICTS LID SETTLEMENT   New Proposal In Making WSA Head Says

See Some Hope Shipping Tieup May Be Avertec   Major Developments Are Anticipated In CIO Maritime Dispute

Martin Replies To New Critics  Seeks Data On Reques' Over Police

STORY OF CAPTURE UF AVIATORS TOLD   Pellegrine Says Flyers in Region Are Held as Slaves.

Say Indian Plan Rejected   Congress Party Rejects Parity for Moslems And Caste Hindus

Strike Begins © In Detroit Today   Walkout Cuts Off Transportation To  Two Million.

UN Seen As Propaganda Springboard   But Trygve Lie’s Asserlion Of Investigative Authority May Open New Field Of Possibilities

NEW FIELD OF INVESTIGATIVE POWER OPEN TO U.N, OFFICIAL   Secretary General Of Security Group Reserves Right To Do Own Probing

AUTHORITY OF UN. OFFICIAL TO INVESTIGATE DISPUTES ON OWN INITIATIVE OPENS NEW FIFIDS

SECURITY. COUNCIL MAY HAVE TO.  MAKE DECISION: ON EVIDENCE, ‘GATHERED BY SPECIAL AGENTS

MOVE TO RECALL MAYOR OF SAN FRANCISCO LOST AFICe-LIGHT BALLOTING

UAW SAYS Gi PACT RATIFIED   Reuther Cites Overwhelming Union Acceptance; Nation’s Strike List Drops.

Back To Work Is Just A Trickle   Many GMC Factories Still Strike-Bound

Union Ratifies GM Agreement      Labor Idle At Lowest Figure In: Mont iS : Coal Strike Threat Only Unio Cloud:

GM Pact Is Ratified by Auto Workers   Strikers Out for 119 Days Start to Return to Jobs

GM PACT 0. K.0 UAW ANNOUNCES   Reuther Reports Sufficien Votes Approving Action

(ClO ANNOUNCES RATIFICATION OF G-M PACT   Workers Begin  Trickling Back To Plants Tied Up 119 Days

RACE-HATERS LINKED WITH GERMAN GROUP   In Confession By Columbians

ASKS RESTORATION OF NAME OF STREET   Massachusetts Protests Changins Washington's Concord Avenue to Missouri Avenne,

WHITNEY SCORES LABOR ACTION   Says Causes Of Strikes Must Be Eliminated

SOVIET FORCES NUIT MANCHURL   Withdrawal From Vast Rich Area Believed Under Way

Russians Said To Be Leaving   Report Indications That Reds are Pulling Out of Manchuria

BRITISH CREDIT I ASSAILED IN HOUSE AS PROVOKING REDS  OPPOSITION LEADER IS CRITICAL OF PLAN AS SEED OF 3RD CONFLICT

7,350 JEWS IN BERLIN   mm  peepalaticn in German City Before , War Was 186.000

19 MISSING IN 5 MORE JERUSALEM EXPLOSIONS   CAYS I} © LINPROTECTED EROM PACIFIC ATTACK

PRESIDENT SEES LASTING PEACE   Cheers And Yells Greet Truman In Talk At West Point

IN TALK AT WEST POINT 7  Truman Says He Looks Forward To Permanent Peace In World

Truman Believes Lasting Peace Will Be Attained   President Watches Army Defeat Oklahoma Gridsters

Many Weekend Fatalitie  Pcdiiaie Seis At Least Score Of Violent Deaths

New Troop Inventory Proposal —   British Would Tie in U.N. Inspection Provision; Russia, U. S. Reportedly Oppose It

BATTLE OVER TROOP FIGURE COMPLICATED   British Proposal For Inspection Unit Verification  + Opposed By U. S.  Delegates   SOVIET PLAN REJECTED

Big Powers May Battle Over Troop Count   England Proposes Verification On Inventories

Further Muddle as to Troops   British Proposal All Troop Figures Be Subject to UN Inspection Unit

> BRITISH DEMAND FOR + INSPECTION OPPOSES LS, RED PROPOSALS  - NEW COMPLICATION IS  ~ ADDED TO DISPUTE IN COMMITTEE STATEMENT

TROOP REPORT COMPLICATED   Britain Now Asks Verification by U. N. Unit of Inspection

PRESIDENT HOPES TO BALANCE CASH NEXT FISCAL YEAR   Disagrees 2 Cae:  ~ Back hang uary

BOYS SMOTHER IN ATTIC TRUNK   Rodies Of Two Missing Since Monday Found In Chicago Home

NATIONAL DRIVE ON YOUTH CRIME   Attorney General Clark Plans To Call Nationwide Conference On Juvenile Delinaqueney.

Britain Puts More Fuel On Fire Today   Spokesman For British Foreign Office Aims New Charaee A+ BPruesia

Says Balkan Unrest Caused by Russians As Delaying Moves   TITO PROTEST SAID TO BE ‘RETALIATION’  U.S. Officials Still Trying to Find Out Identity of Airmen

U.S. QUESTIONS 19 CONFESSED NAZI SPIES   Seek to Track Flow of Military Information to Russia

Red Officer Spy Suspect Is Released   Involved With 15 Others In ‘Free Germany’ Group Favoring Communism

AFI. JOINING CIO IN POLITICAL ACTIVITIES   Voting Records of Individual Members Of Congress To Be Analvzeq Be Union

AFL To Support Men Friendly To Labor   Green. Suggests Non-Partisan Political Committees be Farmed

Seven Killed in State Mishaps   Lightning Strikes Two in Madison During Storm

Philadelphia Scientists Report New Extract Which May Aid In Cancer Cure

Plane Set For Flight To Egypt   To Wing Over Arctic From Honolulu Field

Celestial Show Due in 3 Days   Earth Scheduled to Pass Through Tail of Comet

Straight Creek Mine Has No Legal Status   United Press Staff Correspondent! (By United Press

WYATT AWAITS HOUSING WORD   Wants To Know Whether President Giving Full Support

Marder Charge Faced ‘By Youth After Cellar ‘Yields Pal’s Skeleton

SOUTHERN PRODUCERS MAY. AGAINST NEGOTIATING WHEL TRIALISINPROGRESS.

Coal Producers: Balk at Private Truce With UMW   Burke Scheme for Coal Truce Scorned By Some Members of Group   CONTEMPT TRIAL DISMISSAL DENIED   Judge Goldsborough Backs U.S. Stand on- Anti- — Injunction Law *

‘SOME OWNERS OPPOSE BURKE PLAN FOR TALK   President Of Southern Group Says He Wants To Get Miners Back To Work   TRIAL RESUMES MONDAY   Lewis Suffers First Defeat At Hearing On Contempt Of Court Action

Directors Will Study Plan To End Strike By  Private Settlement   No Assurances Mine Union Chief Would Accept Proposal After His Conclusive Defeats In Law Action With United States Government.

SOUTHERN COAL OPERATORS BALK AT LEWIS TALKS      Buck Burke’s Move To Stop Strike Re Noepotintions

Burke Hopeful of Private Settlement, But Some Operotors Think it Would Be Improper; Lewis’ Stand Not Known

MINE OWNERS TO DISCUSS SETTLEMENT   Southern Producers Head for Showdown Over UMW — Trial In Recess.

MINE OWNERS SEEK STRIKE SETTLEMENT   Lewis Trial on Contempt Charge to Continue Monday

FARMER INJURED IN ASSAULT DIES   Assailant of Rena A. Chandler Still Hunted.

Bus Referendum Killed By Voters   Audit Proposal Wins Favor on Ballots

Vote for Sheriff, Rock County   Voters Defeat Bus Referendum   Incomplete Returns Indicate Margin of 300,000 Votes

Strike Revives Talks on Seaway   Engineer Calis Attention to Substitute Energy

Clemency Pleas Of Nazis Before ’ Council Tomorrow   Little Chance Any Appeals  Will Be Granted, Allied a Spokesman Says   HANGINGS SET FOR OCTOBER SIXTEENTH   Hess and Six Other Party Leaders Will Serve Prison Terms in Berlin

Final Hearing For Convicted Nazis Tomorrow   Little Chance Seen For Any Clemency

COUNCIL WILL STUDY APPEALS   Final Fate Of Convicted Nazis To Be Settled At Wednesday Meet

New Products Developed By GE Chemists Are of Interest to Coshocton

Textolite, to Be Made By GE Here, is Much in Demand for Table Tops

SEARCH SHIPS SIGHT WEG IN WYOMING   UAL Mainliner Carried Six Passengers, Crew of 3, 12 Servicemen.

United Plane  Overdue At Denver   Missing Four Hours Crossing Mountains; 13 Servicemen Aboard

Mainliner Fails to Contact Field  Fear Plane Carryine 21 Crashed

Matntiner {s Believed Lost, Search Is Begun   Weather Over Route Reported Very Good

SEARCHING PLANE SIGHTS WRECK ACE   Air-Liner With 21 Aboard Believed To Have Crashed In Wyoming,

News Day And Nig!   Wreckage Of Plane, lieved That Of Overdue Ship, Sighted   Debris Spotted In Mountain Ares   Twelve Of Persons Aboar Are Servicemen; Others Are Identified

Searching Planes Believed To Have Sighted Wreckage   Think Mainliner Crashed In Rugged Mountain Region of Wyoming

Air Liner Wreckage Sighted   Ship Believed Down On Elk Mountain Near Laramie, Wyo.

LOST PLANE HAS 18 PASSENGERS, CREW OF THREE   United Air Line Mainliner Is Long Overdue

Fear Airliner In Accident  13 Servicemen Aboard beeen Tancm #twnvdas

Wreckageot Plane Seen In Wyoming   Fear Death of 18 Passengers and Crew of Three in  Missing Mainliner

Plane Wreckage Believed Sighted On Mountain Top   Craft Was Bound for New York City From Seattle, Washington

Airliner Feared “Lostin Midwest With 18 Aboard   United Air Lines Piane Is Overdue at Denver on Way to Portland   13 SERVICE MEN WERE PASSENGERS   Search Craft Scour Area Between Sinclair, Wyoming and Denver

Carried 18 Passengers, Crew of 3   TWELVE SERVICEMEN _ ABOARD; UNKNOWN IF ANY SURVIVORS

Veteran Officials Out In Oklahoma  A eS, ee, Le ee   Turner Nominated For Governor

CLEAN HOUSE IN OKLA. PRIMARY   DEMOCRATS SWEEP OUT 3 CONGRESSMEN; TURNER NOMINATED

Beat Incumbents In Oklahoma   Three Democratic Congressmen Lose in  Run Off Primary

‘ANTI - INCUMBENT SENTIMENT NOTED IN PRIMARY VOTE   Incumbents Suffer Defeat. i Oklahoma: Runoff as Candidates Named

TIMKEN PLANTS CLOSE DOORS ON 16,000 WORKERS   Many Other Small Firms Join in Shutdown Throughout State

16,000 OF WORKERS LAID OFF AT TIMKEN   Stranglehold Grows Tighter On Ohio’s Industries

POLAND TO. COMPLAIN ABOUT FRANGH      Considers Regime A Threat to : World Peace .

CHIANG EAGER TO RESUME,  UNITY TALKS   Expects Agreement On Coalition Gov’t Within Few Days

CHIANG FORCES CO TO RESCUE   RACE FOR CHANGCHUN: TO “RELIEVE SEIGE

OHIG FARMERS" PROFITS DROP   Soaring Production Costs Cut Into Net Income

CRACKDOWN ON ~BEAGK- MARKET   COURT P“PORTER AT WAI CRIMES CHARGED WITH ‘HEADING BAVARIAN  MARERPT

VICTIMS RELATE STORY OF BRUTAL ATTACK AT TEXARKANA  lOfticers ‘Advertise’ For Phantom Slayer

HUNT KILLERS IN BALTIMORE   Rooming House Explosion Deaths Called ‘Mass Murder’

Police Cover Waterfront At Baltimore In Attempt To Find Bombers Of House

Cops Comb Baltimore Waterfront! for Rooming House Fire- Bombers:

Parade Of Suspects In Bombing   Baltimore Police Call On FBI For Help After Four Moan Ara Killad

Police Probe Bomb Fatality In Baltimore   Four Are Killed, Five Others Hurt

Police Try To Solve Bombing   Officers Patrol Baltimore Waterfront In Effort To Find Killers

POLICE PROBE WATERFRONT BOMBING   Incendiary Bomb Blasts Baltimore Rooming House

Mystery Bombin: Kills Four  And Injures Five   Baltimore Police Seek Explanation, Perpetrato: Of Crime Which Is Considered Worst in City’s History; Rooming House Is Shattered

POLICE HUNT FOR BOMB THROWERS   Baltimore Rooming House Incident Probed

Workers in Virginie wv bed From Diggings lag fi % . Serene ta Held

Worst Crime In Baltimore’s History... .  Waterfront Combed For Evidence In Incendiary Bombing That Killed 4

CINCINNATI MAY MAKE DAM LOAN   City Acts To Circumvent Flood Job ‘Stop’ Order

a a ae a a ee ON = cl  Not Bootlegger, Officers Find-But Corklegge:

Helped Group of Contractors Get Air Field Job  Friend Was to  —  Get Huce ‘Cut’

>” CBE OF BILBO GAINS MOMENTUM   Charge Is Made Senator Received Contract Gifts

Officers Testify In Bilbo Probe   Testimony Heard That Senator Recommended Contractors For Jobs

BILBO MANAGER WAS ‘FRONT MAN   He Spoke for Contractors, Ex-Officer Charges

Contract Cut Bilbo Manages           _Campaign I Boss ‘ron for Big. Air: Field x “Builders, Testimony.

A. B, FRIEND WAS THE FRONT MAN FOR CONTRACTORS   This Wan Told Senate Investigators Ty Maj, Gen, Robins,   WAS BILNO'S MANAGER   Won a $1,751,020 Contract to Huild An Army Alr Field.

Probe Bilbo’s Activities   Campaign Manager Called Contractor’s “Front Man” In Air Field Award

Names ‘Front Man’ in Probe Of Sen. Bilbo   A. B. Friend Called Promoter in Mississippi Alt Base Project

Charge Bilbo Political Aide Job ‘Promoter’  General Testifies > bee A “ bebe ront  ae ee, ee

BILBO AIDE CONTRACTORS’ ‘FRONT MAN:   Retired General Telis of Dealings Tn Airfield Case

BILBO MIXED IN CONTRACTS, PROBERS TOLD   Campaign Manager Was Front Man For Group of Contractors During War   SENATOR [§ CALM AS . TESTIMONY IS GIVEN

BILBO AIDE LINKED WITH WAR FIRM IN NEW SENATE PROBE  _ CAMPAIGN MANAGER IS  REPORTTD “PROMOTER’ OF ¢1.721090 DEAL

Three In Race For Legion Commander   Hundreds Pour Into Cum. berland for PostWar Mecting

BRUNSWICK VETERAN SEEKS LEGION POST   C. Floyd Feete Has Two Opponents For State Post Commander Bt Combertand

Hixons Given 25 Years Each In U.S. Prison   Judge Vaught imposes Maximum Sentence for $33,000 Robbery of  Walters National Bank

HIXON BROTHERS ARE SENTENCED   Walters Bank Robbers Must Serve 25 Years’in Prison; Loot Still Missing

GOP ELECTION SWEEP TOPS NEWS IN 1946   Editors Also List Strikes, ‘OPA Controls:

French Forces Saic Gaining In Battle With Indo-Chinese   GOP Win Tob News Of ’46

Mrs. S. A. Cooney ls Taken by Death in Helena  Funeral Services Are Scheduled for  Tamarraw Marnina

Mrs. S. A. Cooney ls Taken by Death in Helena  Funeral Services Are Scheduled for  [ a  Sn

Mose Johnson Dies In Electric Chair   Career That Began With Chick Theft and Ended In Murder Reaches End

House Committee Report Hits Soviet Appeasement   Lawmakers, Back From Trip to Europe,  age Etemer Policy in Dealing With Reds

—Congressmen Report On Trip To Europe—  ‘GET TOUGH WITH RUSSIA’ POLICY IS URGED BY SOLONS   .. “Any Semblance Of Appeasement” Should Stop

Dropping Of Appeasement  USSR Urged.   House Committee Calls For Meeting Of ‘President  Truman, Stalin.

House Group Returns From Russian Trip   Urge Abandonment of all Appeasement = efforts In Future Negotiations

British Loan Will Ajid  Trade, Is Truman View   Russia Says ‘No’ to lran Appeal

Reds Refuse Iran’s Move To Negotiate   Russians Return North Railroads To State Control

Mikolajeavk Joins Anti-Byrnes Poles   Stands For Permanent  Oder Boundary

Three Vital Questions  Face UN   Russia, Western Powers May Clash On Spain, Iran, Veto

EXPECTED IN UNO COUNCH   Continuance of Soviet Opposition Seen On Major Issues

Russians Stand Alone On Spain,  Iran, Veto Issues   Soviets Oppose Western Powers In United Nations  Security Council On Every Major Issue Which Has Come Up

Highly-Explosive Issues Will Face Security Council   Delegates Are Concerned over Failure of Big Three To Agree

U.N. Foresees: New Clashe:   Questions of Spain, Iran, . Veto Power Imuortant

Agreement On Major Issues Held Unlikely   Spain, Jran and Veto Power on UN Agenda This Week

New Clashes Are Expected This Week In Couneil Russia and Others   Russia and Others Sull Are at Odds On Iran, Spain And Veto Power

New Clashes Are Expected In UNO Group   Spanish Question To Be Discussed Today by Security Body

FACT-FINDING -REPORT- NEAR IN GM STRIKE   BOARD MAY DRAFT ITS RECOMMENDATION BY TONIGHT STKE MEET. “INGS SCHEDULED

GM Report Headed for White House   Rumor of 20-Cent Hike Proposal Declared Incorrect

Seek To Speed Moves To Avert Pending Strikes   GM Fact-Finding Board Re port About Ready —Ar_ range Conferences In Packers’ Dispute   START INQUIRY IN STEEL FACT-FINDING

Kenny Ma) Run for Governor   Downey Withdraws; Announces Support for Attorney-General

Kenny Gets Support of Sen. Downey  Senator Withdraws   Senator Withdraws from Democratic Governorship Race

Fear of Retaliation May Stop Any Nation from Launching Bomb Attack

Vets Letting Policies Lapse Only One in 50  Changa TD erccoieommenren.

Long and Bitter Strugole Seen In Coal Dispute   Renewal of Lewis’ Spectacular Demands Freely Predicted

Long Coal Row Is Indicated —   Expect Demands For Royalty, Shorter Week, Fore men’s Unionization.

Three Major UMW Demands Are Expected   Coal Miners And Operators Prepare For Meet Tuesday

Lengthy Coal Dispute Seen If Unionists Press Terms   Lewis Opens Contract Talks With Operators This Week In Capital

MINERS START LONG STRUGGLE   Coal Industry Foresees Bitter Fight Over Lewis Demands

Predict Lewis Will Present Three Major Demands as Coal Talks Start Tuesday

Lewis Wants Cut in Hours, ‘Royalty’ Fee   Operators Forecast Bosses’ Union Move: Bitter Struggle Due

Long. ‘Str uggle Indicated: In  Mine Dispute   Lewis cand Bitu m inous Coal, Onerators Sauare AW ay For Co        er oe ew rh... Reguiatons Ups

TWO CONVICTED NAZIS SPURN ALL PASTORS   Spiritual Solace Is Accepted by Nine Other Germans

Heirens Believed Ready to Make Full Confession in Return For Life Sentenpo

THINK HEIRENS READY TO GIVE CRIME DETAILS   Written Confessions Sought in Degnan Case, Two Other Chicago Murders.

YOUTH READY T0 TELL ALL ON 3 SLAYINGS   AgreementUnderstood To Provide for Life Instead of Chair

Report Deal Reached In Degnan Case   Heirens Ready To Make Full Confession To Escape Death Chair

Hetrens Ready To Tell Story Of 3 Murders   Confessions Expected To Include Admission In Degnan Case

Heirens Reported Ready To Confess Three Crimes   Deal in Making To Trade Slaying Admissions fot  Chance To Escape Electric Chair

Heirens Expects To Get Life Term   Murder Confession To Be Reduced to Writing, Officia! Says

DELAY IN HEIRENS’ CONFESSION   Reported Ready To Give Written Statement of Guilt

HEIRENS WiLL ADMIT ALL TO ESCAPE CHAIR   Granted Life In Prison In Return For Confession

Duff Pledges To Implement Every Republican Promise   Governor-Elect Tells Women Of Party He Will Carry Out Pre-Election Platform

Ministers Seek To End Trieste  Issue Deadlock      ishig Is Still Ov Over. Sef.  : Government or Outside  — Rule by U.N.

‘Ministers Seek To End Trieste Issue Deadlock      Issue Is Sell Over Self. Government or Outside Rule by U.N.

Seek Solution Trieste Crisis   Poreign. Ministers Try To Work Out Settlement Of

Local Issues Face Voters   County Contests and Legislative and Congress Races Sidetrack State

Bridges Protests UNRRA Diverting Rails For China   Go To Yugoslavia, Is His Contention

BRIDGES URGES SHIPMENTS TO YUGOSLAVIA BE HELD UP   Protests Reports That Steel Rails Meant For China Were Diverted

JUVENILCS WARNED BY STATE POLICE   Motor Bik& Must Comply With State Law Requirements.

Parents Warned  About Mishaps   Responsibility in Scooter Accidents Cited by Police Head

OPA Stripped of Food Price Power   Committee Gives Contro Authority to Anderson

May Strip 0).P. A. Of Price Control Over Foodstutts   Control Would Be Shifted To Secretary Of Agriculture By Proprosa!

Control of Food Prices May Be Taken From OPA   Senators Would Transfer Authority to Agriculture Secretary

Senate Panel Moves To Strip OPA Power   Proposal Would Transfer Food Price-Fixing to Agriculture Secretary Anderson

SEEK OPA ROLE FOR ANDERSON   Senate Committee 12 to & For Shifting Food Price Power

SENATE GROUP VOTES TO CUT “OPA CONTROLS   COMMITTEE FRAMING NEW OPA BILL FAVORS AROL[ISUING OPA POWER OVER FOOD PRICES

Attorney General Orders Agents To Enforce Aged Law   State Stores To Remain Open; Does Not Affect 3.2 Beer Within Two Miles of Fairs

Ministers Sit to Study Peace Treaty Dispute   Russians Set to Press Demand For Increased Role in Eurone

PA. HOUSING BOARD TO DRAFT PROGRAM   May Seek State Ald To Allev, fate Housing Shortage

Jet Plane Crosses Nation in  4 Hours, 13 Minutes   Nonstop Speed Race Covers 2,407 Miles Between Long Beach and New York City: Average Speed Was 584.82 Miles an Hour

JET PLANE SETS SPEED MARK ON FLICHT IN Ul. §   3 P.80's Span Continent in Record Time—One in 4 Hes., 13 Mins., 26 Sees.

Picket Lines To Be Extendec By Maritimers   Vessels Tied Up Due To Jurisdictional Dispute by Unions

Picket Lines Against CIO — Ship Union To Be Extended   AFL Council Threatens to Tie Up All ClO-Mannec Ships Up and Down the Coast—Baltimore Pickets Out Today

Maritime Dispute Threatens Spread  Picket Lines Set Up In New York

loka L. Lewis Is Silent on Report Known as “Disaster”   President Truman May Decide on Seizure Of Bituminous Mines

Strike Is Branded as Disaster   Resort Bared by Truman Says Impact Is Only Begun To Be Felt,

Coal Strike a ‘Disaster’ Says Truman   PPoduction of Many items Curtailed by Month's Shut-dows

Outlawing Of Royalty On Coal To ‘Snowball Through,’ Says Senator   [Truman's Disaster Report On Coal Strike Brings ‘No Comment’ Retort From Lewis; Congressmen Demanding Action

Truman Characterizes Effects of Coal Strike As ‘National Disaster’

WORST YET TO COME, THUAN HEPORT WARNS   Industrial Plants Shut Down as “Disaster” Spreads; Lewis Flayed.

Senators Denounce Lewis, Call Mine Walkout ‘Political’   President Asserts Full Impact of Shutdown Is Yet to Be Felt by American Consumers Waitine far Searee Goods

President Truman Urged To Act As Results Of Coal Strike Are Termed “National Disaster;’ Food Shortages At Home And Overseas Grow Acute

JOHN L. LEWIS DENOUNCED IN UPPER HOUSE   Full Impact of Coal Walkout Not Yet Felt by U. S.

Truman Says Coal Strike Big Disaster   Government Seizure Of Mines May Be Back of Move

COAL STRIKE IS DISASTER, SAYS TRUMAN   Closing of Plants And More “Brownouts’ Seen Unless Mining Rese”

New Demands for Action Are Made by Solons   Lewis Is Silent Following Truman’‘s Remarks

Report to Senate Gives Warning; Lucas Demands Seizure of Mines;  Conference Halted Until Monday

Senate Rings With Demand  To Intervene   Strike’s Full Effect Not Yet Felt, Report From Capitol Asserts

Truman Says Nation Facing Grave Crisis.   Government May Seize Coal Mines; More Drastic Curbs Said Planned

Plea For Action Sounds In Senate   Impact Of Strike Barely Begun, Said

Truman Says Full Impact Barely Felt   Government Seizure Of Mines Believed Under Consideration

Truman’s “Disaster” Report Hints At Federal Seizure Of Coal Mines   UMW PRESIDENT IS MAINTAINING SILENCE

Lewis Has _ No Comment For Truman   Congressmen Ask ction to  Halt Coal Strike

Full Impaet Of Mine Stoppage Is Not Yet Felt   Report Prepared for Presi« dent Points Qut Manu facturing Plants Are  Closing Down   Seizure Called For  Lewis Denotmeed   Sen. Lueas, Labor Supporter, Suys Unless Lewis Bows to Reason Strike Can Beeome Revolt

Effects of Mine Tie-up Termed ‘National Disaster’ by Truman   Full Impact Only ‘Barely Begun” To Be Felt, President Warns as Senate Denounces Lewic

JOHN L. LEWIS IS DENOUNCED INU. S. SENATE   FUEL TIEUP CALLED NATIONAL DISASTER BY PRESIDENT

industry Closing  Worst to Come,  Says President Senators ,Demand  U. S. Action; Cry For Lewis Curb

OWMR Report Calls Coal Strike Disaster   Full Impact Barely Being Felt By American Public

Lewis Refuses To Comment On Truman Repor!   Congressmen Reported Demanding Federal Action in Coal Dispute

“Full Impact Is Barely Felt, Report Says   Senate Rings With Denunciations Of John L. Lewis; Seizure Of Mines Is Hinted

Coal Strike Termec National Disaster In Truman Report  Fullimpact Has . _   Full impact Has Only “Barely Begun” President Declares

Lewis Silent On Assertions  Of President   Congressmen Making Fresh Demands for Government Action

Congressmen Seek Action in  Coal Dispute   Lewis Fails to Make Any Comment on Dire Report from Truman;  Seizure Held Likely

Truman Sounds Warning in Coal Dispute   Senate Rings With Demands for Government Action

Truman Terms Coal Strike a “National Disaster” as Senate Demands Government Action

Lewis Has ‘No Comment’ On Truman Disaster Report   Hearing Called On Bill To Outlaw Rovalty Payment, Remove Strike Issue

Move Against Lewis Sought By Senators   Food Processing Plant Housing Efforts Suffe: ing From Coal Strike.        FUEL LACK ALARMING

[Plants Throughout U. 8. (Reported Closing; Lewis  Is Denounced by Solons

48 Estonians Permitted To Stay in U.S.   Told of Truman’s Action, Refugees Cry, Some Kiss American Soil To Show Their Gratitude—Most To Live at Miami, Fla,

REFUGEES MADE HAPPY BY TRUMAN   TEARS SHED BY 48 ESTONIANS AS THEY HEAR THEY CAN REMAIN IN U. S&S.

18 Freedom Loving Estonians Wild With Joy At News Truman To Allow Fhem To Stay Here

With Tears in Their Eyes Estonian Refugees to Be Allowed to Remain in U. S.

ESTANIANS KISS AMERICAN SOiL   Group Of 48 Refugees Grateful For Permit To Stay In U.S.

Farm Price Slump Under Way; 5-10% Drop Next Quarter  Coal Strike Gets   Coal Strike Gets Major Share of Blame in Forecast

EXPECT FARM PRICES 10 60 DOWN IN NEXT THREE MONTHS   May Be Down As Much As 10 Per ' Cent Below High Point In October

Ag Prices  Reduction Predicted   Farm Products May Bring Less Next 3 Months

Predicts a Drop in Farm Prices  Coal Strike Effect as Yet Uncertain

RESTAURANT CHECK TO SHOW INCREASES   Meal Ticket Assumes Addet Burden With OPA Raises

Strike Means Less Travel On Holidays   New Government Coal-Saving Order Provide For Drastic Cut In Shipments Of Freight

Government Coal Conserving Orders Cut Down Unnecessary Lighting ——Keduce Passenger Travel’ and Freight: Shipping — Limit Parcel Post Service.

4 Coal-Saving Orders Issued   U.S. Acts to Spread Fuel for Railroads

Four Coal Saving Orders Are Intended To Conserve Railroad Space For Essentials

COAL STRIKE MEANS DIM CHRISTMAS.   Dim Lights, Little Travel In Prospect

Rail Service Cut to Bone   Drastic Emergency Steps Taken as U.S Soft Coal Supplies Evaporate

DRASTIC. BANS PUT ON TRAVEL, MAIL, FREIGHT   Ohio Communities Begih To Feel Effects Sharply as Coal Supply. Dwindles

Four Orders Limit Space On Railways   Embargo on Freight. Passengers, Postal Coods Starts Friday

Coal Shortages Result in Many New Restrictions   Travel by Railroad Limited, Movement of Freight Restricted

YULE SEASON IS HARD HIT BY EMBARGOES   Government Places Bans on Freight. Passenger Travel and Parcel Post.

Rep. John M. Coffee To Be Asked fo ‘Explain’ 5-Year Old $2 500 Camnaian Check

Rep. Coffee To Be Asked To ‘Explain’ $2,500 Check   War Profit: Probers Awaiting Response By Vay To Order

Demand Files On Check For Solon’s Fund’   $2,500 ‘Campaign Contribution’ Callec “Belated Alibi’ By Senator Brewster

Rep. Coffee Calls Check Contribution   Justice Department Files To Be Studied By Senate Committe

Profit Gro inp Cheeks ‘Gift’   Investigate $2,500 ‘Campaign Contribution To: Washineton Coneressman.

Inquiry Info War Profits Draws in Second Lawmaker  Senate Investigating _Group Questions Chec  ne me mem finlkilags

COFFEE 10 BE ASKED ABOUT $2500 CHECK   New Matter Gets Attention as May Awaited Tuesday

Rep. Coffee Is Summoned In War Profits Inquiry   Congressman Will Be Asked To Explain Fully $2,500 Check He Says Was A “Campaign Contribution,’ May Not Likely To Heed Summons To Appear

COFFEE’S CHECK. TO BE SCANNED   Senate Group Orders Justice Dept. To Produce $2,500 ‘Campaign’ Gift Files

-offee Asked lo Explain” Campaign Gift  May Not Expected To Answer Deman: For Appearance

Investigators. Order Justice Department to Deliver Files   Senate Group Seeks $2500 Check Given as « Campaign Donation to Rep. Coffee; ‘Belated Alibi’ Brewster Charges

COFFERS CHECK STORY 15 TERMED A BELATED ALIBI   Brewster Says Congressman Will Be Asked to Appear Before Committee Prob ing War Profits.   JUSTICE DEPARTMENT FILES TO BE SOUGHT   Representative Describes $2,500 He Received From Contractor As “Campaign Contribution.”

Rep. Coffee Asked To Explain ‘Campaign’ Check   Justice Department Files Sought By Investigators

Torrid Week Ends in War Profit Probe   Rep. Coffee Asked to Explain Five - Year - Old $2,500 Campaign Fund For “Belated Alibi’?

Coffee Will Be Asked To Explain ‘Campaign’ Check   Committee Waits Answer From May On Munitions — Combine Activities

Probers Order Submission Of “Coffee Check”   Congredoman Scheduled to  Testify; “The Sooner’ po? The Better,” : Says Brewster

Vote Decides Control of Next Congress   Republicans Lead In Earliest Scattered Returns

VOTING STRONG BOTH IN CITIES, RURAL SECTIONS   Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts Have - Great Outpourings   N. Y. BALLOTING HEAVY

ELIGIBILITY CERTIFICATE REQUIRED OF VETERAN FOR SCHOOLS, TRAINING

CARBONE FIGHTS WIFE’S DIVORCE   British War Bride Prepares Reno Suit

Nazi Chiefs Face Surprise Witness   Announcement Stirs Wide Speculation

Chrysler Seen First Target of New Union Drive   Exact Demands Will Come Later Reuther Reveals

AUTO UNION T0 BARGAIN FOR WAGE INCREASE   Reuther Fails to Set Any Definite Figure for Salary Demands

AUTO WORKERS SEEK PAY HIKE   UAW Board Announces Decision During Parley—Living Costs Cited

UAW WILL BASE WAGE DEMANDS ON LIVING COST      Decides Not To Set Definite Figure Pending Picture In Next Month Or So

AUTO WORKERS GIRD FOR NEW WAGE ASSAULT   Union Leaves Establishment of Specific Figure to Rarnaininga Tables.

Runaway Heiress Found In Detroit  Obtained Work in Candy Factory

PEARL HARBOR "DEFENSE PROBE   MEAD COMMITTEE TO MAKE INQUIRY INTO SUSPECTED DELIBERATE DELAY OF HAWANAN CONSTRUC TION .._

2. MEN ARRESTED IN SHOOTING AT SOUTHWEST CITY   Virgil Lee, an Ex-Convict, and Charles V. Ryan Seized After Night Watchman Is Wounded.   FORMER IS TAKEN ; AT EDGE oF NOEL   fred Reams Wounded in Chest in Frustrating Attempt to Burglarize Filling Station.

SOUTHWEST CITY BANDITS TAKEN   One Caught in Oklahoma, Other Near Noel,

Joins Battleship Arkansas and ‘Nine Smaller Ships at Bottom; Scientific Crews Take Data

ELEVEN SHIPS SENT FROM FLEET   Observation Ships Stand by — Water Still Dangerous Fifteen Hours After Bomb Blast.

Many Observation Ships Move Into Bikini Lagoon To Inspect Total Damage

Atomic BombSinks Eleven Test Ships   Carrier Saratoga, Battleship Arkansas Among Ships Sunk by Second Blast in Bikini Tests

2 BIG. VESSELS LOST; EXPERTS SFFKING DATA   Battleship. Arkansaé, . Carrier ‘Saratoga - Now: in Davy’ Jones’ Locker:

Carrier ‘Sara, Battleship Lost in Bikini Test   Five Subs Probably Sunk; No Crewmen Injured in Explosion

Saratoga, Arkansas Destroyed   Blandy Studies Damage Done By Underwater Blast

BATTLESHIP AND CARRIER GO DOWN, WERE 800 YARDS FROM UNDERWATER BLAST

1] SHIPS ARE SUNK BY ATOM BOMB   Many Pr -edictions of Scientists Are ‘Upset by Explosion

11 SHIPS SUNK, LATEST TAB Al BIKINI REVEALS   Battleship Arkansas, F'lattop Saratoga Ameng A-Bomb “Victims”

Observation Ships Enter  Lagoon Edge   Arkansas Smashed; 5 Subs Sent to Bottom of Lagoon

Navy Crews Move In To Count Toll After Historic Bomb Test   UP Writer Says Water Spout Rose Mile High As Bomb Went Off

ANCHOR NEAR PLAGE WHERE 11 SHIPS SANK   Arkansas and Saratoga Go Down; Two Battleships Badly Damaged.

BIKINI TEST PRONOUNCED SUCCESSFUL   Results of History’s Fifth Atomic Blast Are Being Assessed In Pacific.

Early Reports Show Eleven Vessels Sent To Bottom   Battleship And Aircraft Carrier Among Ships Sunk

20 Observer Ships In Lagoon To Check Resuits; -Many Ships Damaged   “Helen of Bikini’ Blows Millions of Tons of Water Into Air In Spectacular Test of Bomb’s Power; Science Studies Results.

Old Arkansas and Saratoga Among Eleven Ships Sent to Bottom in Second Bomb Test

REPORT DECLARES   Entire Damage Is Not Assessed Today by the Fleet Observers : to Continue Studies.   ‘SARA’ GOES DOWN AFTER EXPLOSION

4 Others Heavily Hit By Atomic Explosion   Old Battleship, Carrier Go Down;  Five Submarines Rest on Bottom

Blandy Moves Observation Ships Closer to Deadly Water Concealing Test Details

Alaska, Isolated By Maritime Strike, Sorely Needs Supplies Of All Kinds

Alaska Hungry For All Supplies   Area Cut Off From Supplies By Maritime Strike; Need Materials, Food

Far Away Alaska, Hard Hit By Maritime Strike, Reports Many Shortages With Soaring Costs

Almost Going Fiunery...  reac In a Situation Due To Maritime Strike

Alaska, Cut Off By Strikes, Fast Getting Hungry   Prices Soaring As Supplies Of Foodstuffs Dwindle.

FOREIGN POLICY RIFT WIDENING   Rep. Bloom Hits Report Urging Firmer Stand in Talks With Russia

Reds Reject Famine Plea; U.S., Britain in Accord on Food; ‘Hoover Calls for Self-denial

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Stalin Turns Down Famine Program   Report Russians Against Cooperation in Food Famine Program

STALIN REPORTED TO HAVE DENIED REQUEST   White House Has Ne Comment On Kefusal To Join In Feeding Of Famiched “Satien«

STALIN REJECTS APPEAL FOR FOOL   DECLARES TRUMAN'S REQUEST FOR AID IN WORLD CRISIS CAME TOO LATE,

STALIN TURNS DOWN APPEAL FOR FOOD All   RUSSIAN REJECTION CLAIMS PLEA WAS TOO LATE

STALIN TURNS DOWN APPEAL FOR FOOD All   Officials Say Soviet Rejection Based On  Commitments

~ Appeal Came Too Late Reports Stalin Turns Down U $ To Aid in Feeding Hungry

Stalin Rejects Truman’s. Plan in Famine Crisis   Truman Hopeful!

UNO-NAMES 5. T0 SECURIFY COUNCIL ~      Overrides Russia’ 8 Request to ‘Postpone Election

Holy Land Has Bank Robberies      Armed Bands Kill Three In Bold Daylight Holduns

Arab Banks Are Robbed   Raids In Tel In Tel Aviv And Jaffa Laid To Jewish Gangsters

Armed Bands Rob Palestine Banks   Men Said To Be Members Jewish Stern Gang Make Two Daylight Raids

Floods Feared Along Alabama River Valleys   Rome, Ga., Braces For High Water; Gadsden Also Expects Flood

Negotiators Fail In Settlement: Tc Meet Tomorrow   Had Met Until 11:30 Today Before Going Back For New Parley

LATE NEWS ROUNDUP  Jester Booed by U. of T. Students   Jerusalem Violence

Neport Un Fralestine Egyptian Leaders Fear Pan-Islamism,  Noted Editor Says

SMALL NATIONS WANT UNRRA CONTINUANCE   Oppose Liquidation As Pro posed By LaGuardia

Dewey Clashes With Sen. Taft   Says Nuernberg Verdicts Justified

DEWEY CLASHES WITH SEN, TAFT   NEW YORK GOVERNOR SAYS NUERNBERG TRIAL VERDICTS WERE JUSTIFIED.

iByrnes Assures Small Nations Consideration in Drafting Treaties

Byrnes Assures Small Nations  Voice in Peace   Big Three Intend To Write Treaties For Five Countries

SMALLER NATIONS ASSURED   To Get Fullest Consideration By Great Powers

Proposals Will Get Fullest Consideration’   Byrnes Says Proposals Of Small Nations Will Be Considered

CHINA AGREES TO REDS PLAN   Accept Soviet Proposal Te Quit Manchuria; Delay Economic Talks

China Accepts Russ Program To Get Ow   Discussions, However Suspended Over Eco nomic Cooperation

New York Writer Wins Libel Suit   Philadelphia Record Or dered to Pay $25,000 to Teohn O°Donnell

ALL INDUSTRY MAY BE HIT BY WORK HALTING   Federal Officials Order Conservation To Cushion Impact of Coal Famine

Take Steps As Miners  Leave Jobs   Some Anthracite Workers May Join In General Walkout

COAL SUSPENSION COMES  FACE OF GOVERNMENT PLEAS TO KEEP MINES OPERATING   Federal Works Administrator Fleming Orders Retura To Wartime Heating and Lighting Restrictions In Federal Buildings   PUNISHMENT FOR LOCAL LEADERS CONTEMPLATED

FACES  FINE OR PRISON:   UMW Boss Stays At Virginia Home With No Comment

Citation For Contempt fo Be Asked Of Court   Orders Go Out to Cushion Impact of Strike— Return Wartime Heating and Lighting Rules In Federal Buildings Ordered — Directive to Ration Artificial Gas Is Being Prepared

Lewis Might Be Jailed For Ordering Walkout lf Citation Approved   LEWIS. WHO DISREGARDED

Government Attorneys Get Ready To Appear In Court; John Stands Pat

SOME ANTHRACITE MINERS JOIN SOFT COAL DIGGERS IN GENERAL SUSPENSION

JOHN L. LEWIS DEFIES FEDERAL ‘ACTION, SITS AT ALEXANDRIA HOME AWAITING DEVELOPMENTS   “Rationing of Heating and Lighting as of   War Days Is Ordered by Government— Murray. At Atlantic City Advises Industry to Sit Around Bargaining Table—Other Worldwide News

Moves To Cite  UMW Chieftain For Contempt   Disregarded Court Order To Restore Effectiveness Of Miners’ Contract

U.S. Moves To Accuse Mine Boss   Lewis Must Face Contempt Charges After Walkout

U.M. W. Chief Remains Silent As Anthracite Miners Are Reported Joining Bituminous Mine Walkeuts

U. M. W. Head Distegards Court Order, Remains Silent At His Home     DELAY SEEN   In Getting Contempt Case Petition; Some Anthracite Workers Joining Bituminous Diggers In Strike

—CHARGES BEING DRAFTED—  400,000 Diggers Quit Work In Mines Today  Prolonged Strike Would Seriously Impede Greater Part Of Industry

Miners Leave vous To Defy Federal Order   FEDERAL JUDGE TO GET CASE AGAINST LEADER

Government Moves To Cite John L. Lewis   UMW Leader Silent As Truman Moves For Showdown

Delay in Move To Cite Lewis For Contempt   Anthracite Miners Joining Soft Coal Diggers In Walk-Out

Judge May Act Today; Other Action Planned In “Fight to. Finish”; Lewis Keeps Silence.

Citation Against John L.  Lewis Reported In Making and May Be Filed Late   This Afternoon.   “MINERS FAIL TODAY TO RESUME DUTIES

Union Boss May Get  Fine or Imprisonment  General Walkout Reported at Pits; Court’s Order Dicsrecarded hy TIMW

Union Leader © Facing Court. Contempt Rap   Strike Begins at Deadline When Mine Boss Refuses to Obey Judge’s Order. .-

Miners Walk Off Their Job To Be Joined  By Fellowmen   Anthracite Workers Joining In Strike ‘With Soft Coal Workers; Industry Is Crippled By Developments

Mines Idie As ContemptAction Paners Are Set   Coal Situation At A Glance

‘UMW Chieftain Remains Silent As He Disregards Court  Order To Restore Effectiveness Of Contract—  Reports From Field Indicate Some Anthracite Work ers Are Joining 400,000 Bituminous Diggers In  Stoppage Which Eventually Could Hit All Industry

Government Attorneys Expected to Present Contempt Citation to Judge Goldsborough

Court Order Fails to Halt Mine Walkou   Truman Calls for "Fight to Finish” With UMW Leader

Cifation For Contempt ls To Be Asked   Virtually All Soft Coal Miners Are Awav From Pits

Governmeiit Is ‘Acting on Truman nstructions to  ’  “Fioht It Out”

LewisKeeps To Himself AtHisHome   Federal Lawyers Are Sull in Huddle Over * Drafting of Contempt  Denaeedings   Coal Order Given   Coal Consumption Cut to Wartime Basis by Administration

Miner Chief Is Silent On Walkout   Federal Orders Go Out To Soften Impact Of Strike Upon Nation

Citation For Contempt Is To Be Asked  Virtually All Soft Coal Miners Are ...., e

Anthracite Diggers Joining Coal Strike; Lewis Stays Home   Government Renews Wartime Heating Code To Conserve Fuel In All Federal Buildings

Lewis Expected To Be Called Before Court   Anthracite Diggers Joining Others In Stoppage

Ready To Jail John L.      Government Prepares To Cite Mine Chief  For Contempt; Plans To Meet Coal: Famine

Lewis Faces Contempt Charge for Disregarding ‘Halt Strike’ Edict   400,000 Coal Workers Walk out as Leader Stands Firm in Termination of Contract

Attorneys Put Last Touch To Court Papers   Expected to Petition Judge Goldsborough For Coatempt Citation ; Today   Lewis Remains At Alexandria Home   Government Issues Orders To Cushion Lupact Of An Expected Coal Famine

‘Must Take It As Is—Or Nothing , Democrat Advice   Sen. O’Daniel’s Filibuster Fails After Eight Hours With No Assistance

EXPECT OPA BILL PASSAGE BY TONIGHT   Congress Leaders Urge President To Sign Measure

President Advised : To Take Compromise on OPA or “Nothing”   Senate is Expected to Pass Bill Today as Filibuster Flops

COMPROMISE OR NOTHING IS LEADERS’ WORD   Senate Expects To Give Approval te Extension Act During Friday

PRESIDENT NOT TELLING PLANS ON NEXT MOVE   ‘This or Nothing’ Is Term Given Bill Clipping Agency’s Power

- O’Daniel’s One-Man Filibuster Fizzles After Eight Hours; Barkley Begs President to Sien Measure as Soon as It Reaches Him

Truman Urged by Leaders To Sign Extension Bill   ‘This or Nothing’ Attitude Reported to President by Barkley

O'DANIEL QUITS FILIBUSTER AFTER 8 HOURS, 15 MIN.   COMPROMISE BILL APPEARS HEADED FOR WHITE HOUSE

Filibuster Ends, Senate Prepared To Pass OPA Bill   Barkley and Three Aides Call on President Truman to Urge Signing of Measure as the Best Possible

Demo Chiefs Advise Him  To Sign Bill   Fast Senate Action Seen as O'Daniel Filibuster Fails

Sign OPA Bill, Truman Urged   Filibuster Collapses, Passage Sure; Choice Held ‘This or Nothing’

Truman Is Told To Take  Control   Leaders Tell Him To Take Patch Or Nothing

UPA BALEINGIUIN—  This Bill Or Nothing, He Is Told —   _ Filibuster Fails, Passage Predicted

IGN OPA BILL, SENATE DEMOS T  RCE TRUMAN   O'Daniel Fails In:Filibuster

This Measure Or Nothing, President Told   Press for Final Vote with No Indication of Veto

PRESIDENT TO. GET MEASURE BY NICHTEAL   CONGRESSIONAL “BIG FOUR’ URGES SIGNING OF BILL—_ —_——PASSAGE-SCITEDULED___ THIS AFTERNOON _   By RAYMOND, ‘WILCOVE Salemnational Nowa Service

Barkley, Others Tell President  ‘To Take It Or Nothing;’ Expect Final Vote In Senate Late Today After O’Daniel’s Filibuster Fizzles

Sen. O'Daniel Quits Talking Affer Midnight   Compromise Bill Appears White House Bound After Few More Hours Talk  By Senators °

Approval of Bill to be Made Shortly, Leaders Say at Capital; ‘Big 4’ Gives Advice.   FILIBUSTER FAILS THIS MORNING

OPA Measure Due To Pass Senate Body   O’DANIEL FILIBUSTER COLLAPSED EARLY TODAY

President Told That it Is Either Current Bill Or Nothing; Debate Continues In Senate But Vote Expected Soon.

President Sees ‘‘Big 4°” Congressional Leaders: Senate Vote Is Near

BIG FOUR CALL ON PRESIDENT   Senate Vote On x Measure Is r Expected Soon  “A

EXPECTED 10 PASS SENATE LATE TODAY   “Pappy” O’Daniel’s. Filibuster Fails for. Lack of Support —-

Plan Suggested To President by Demo Leaders  Told It Will Be Thie Or Nathing

Senate Majority Leader Barkley Tells President He Will Have “To Take It or Nothing.”      O’DANIEL WEARS OUT AFTER EIGHT HOURS

DEMOCRATS SAY TAKE IT OR NOTHING   O’Daniel’s Fight Hour Filibuster Against OPA Fails

See Senate Final Action Late Today   Filibuster by Texas Sen ator Collapses at Night  Senate Session

Senate Sends Riddled Law to President   O’Daniel’s Filibuster Ends after 8 Hours; Debate Limited

PARTY LEADERS TELL PRESIDENT TO FOREGO VETO   Chief Non-Committal: Democratic Leaders Tell Him Bill Is Bad, But Situation Would Be Much Worse Without It.

Senate Due To Vote Today On OPA Compromise   O’Daniel Abandons Filibuster After Eight Hours

Told To ‘Take if Or Nothing By Party Leaders   President Does Not Commit Self; Measure Is White House Bound

‘It's This Or Nothing,’ Says Barkley; Vote Near After Eight-Hour Filibuster Fails

TRUMAN URGED BY LEADERS 10 SIGN MEASURE   Senate Scheduled To Stay In Session Until Vote Taken On Bill   O’DANIEL ENDS TALK   Texan Gives Up After Eight Hour Filibuster Effort To Kill New Law

Party Congressional Leaders Unanimous In Recommending fo Truman That He Sign

SENATORS MAY VOTE TODAY ON PRICE CONTROL   Suggest Truman Sign Present Measure or Take ‘Nothing at All’

O'Daniel Quits Talking After 8-Hour Marathon   Texan's Hoarse Pleas For Help Ignored By His Fellow Senators

Quick Action By Senate Is Expected   Barkley Recommends Emasculated Bill As Better Than Nothing

Told He Will Have to Take It or Nothing   Barkley Says Bill Is Unsatisfactory, But That Situation Will Be Worse Without It

Compromise Is Only Hope Leaders Say   White House Conference Takes Place

President Told To Take ‘This Or Nothing”   Congressmen Called To White House For Discussion

Democratic Leaders Urge Truman to Sign OPA Bill  Senate Vote on Measure Due Today; FIP ..*.1'. O kha. E*lthkaucchean Caitlic

CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS CONFER AT WHITE HOUSE   ‘This Or Nothing’ Offer Handed Ty) Prosident

SHIPS 10 SPE REFUGEES T0 U. 5   TRUMAN ORDERS FOUR VES: SELS TO EUROPE TO TRANSPORT THOUSANDS.

Hay Gahiconee An engagements-for Next Week — Was té Have Appeared. at Celebration in Frankfort, Kentucky.

Hemans Defense Rests Its Case  Government to Call One More Witness

OUTBREAK LEADING 70 RIOT DESCRIBED BY EYE WITNESS   Newspaper Editor Tells of Brush Between Photographer, Danuty

AMERICAN CREDIT GRANTED TURKEY   Funds Designed for Rehabilitation of Railroads

Army Recruiting Sets New Mark   Half Million Volunteer; Navy to Reduce Points

ARMY RECRUIT DRIVE SUCCESS   New Volunteers Exceec Half Million; Navy Reduces Points

Horton, Umstead In Race  At Noon   Dead Heat Battle Is In Progress For Senate

(Only by Yielding Measure of Sovereignty Can ' World Avert Atomic War. General Farrell Gave

Goal Of $8 7, 678 Here Set Tri Community Chest Drive   Nine Agencies to Benefit from. Campaign i in City and ~~ County—Names of Committee Heads Announced by Directors

$87,978 Sought In Chest Drive.   Nine Agencies To Benefit In The Community Chest Goal Here.

WARD FINISH SUITS? Pin Stripes! Where? THE HOME STORE 17312’      Tiny INN

RULES UTILITY TAX ILLEGAL   State Court Decision Cuts Youngstown’s Revenue

BRITISH LOAN BILL PASSES SENATE VOTE   Early House Action On Controversial Measure Seen   Senators voting against the bill included Sen. Pat MeCarran of Neves.

Senate Okehs British Loan On 46-34 Vote   Heed Barkley Plea That Agreement Ts Vital 10 Peace

SPARKMAN PILES UP BIG LEAD   ‘Demo House Whip Within Sight of Primary Majority in Alabama Voting to Name QSiisznoeccar tan Ranbkhaadn

»arkman Is First Action op Man In Of New OPA labamaPoll Hits Farmer:

Red Refuses To Tell Of Ship   Espionage Suspect Ouestioned By U. §.

Russian Refuses To Reveal Data On Soviet Ship   Says Same Details Regarding U. S. Vessel Were Of No Value

TEMPERATURES IN SHARP DROP ~ Snow Falls In Plains Area As Cold Wave- Hits State

RUSSIA OPPOSES MOVES 10 ALTER UNG’ GHARTER      Soviet. Position is ‘Same as Position: Taken Earlier. by United States   BRITONS FAVOR CHANGES   But Bevin Wants Revisions Postponed Until Assembly . Is More Developed

REDS OPPOSE ANY CHANGES IN UNO SETUP   Envoy Warns Assembly of Serious Consequences In Alterations

Red Protests Plan to Alter UNO Charter   Ambassador Cites Danger of Erasing Bie Power Vetoes

PERMIT WAR BRIDE TO REMAIN IN U.S   Stowaway Who Hid Aboard Troop. ship at Liverpool Enters Country With Husband.

Circus Employe Case Nol Prosséd   Coy Lee Released From County Jail

no ce os  LOCKERS BULGE WITH MEAT, OPA MAN SAYS   Much Of Columbus Supply Illegal, Inspector Claims

Amendment Voted Down By Senate   Bill Still Contains Ban on Farm Price Ceilings— Near Final Vote

Kills Thomas Plan to End Food-Price Rule   Bill Still Carries End for Some Restrictions June 30

EYES IMPACT OF POSSIBLE END TO CEILINGS   Senate Nears Vote On OPA

Democrat Organization in Jackson County Dealt Hard Blow by Voters

BOWLES TOSSES HAT INTO RING   Former OPA Chief To Seek Demo Nomination for Connecticut Governor

Republicans Win In Maine   Results Scanned By National Observers

tory in Maine Gives Repub licans First Edge in Fight To Control Convress   sue PARTIES DIFFER GN PGLITICAL TRENDS

Maine Elects Full Slate of Republicans   GOP Gets Off to Heac Start in Race for Control of House

‘Clean Sweep ByG.O.P. Is  Viade In Maine   Bowles Announces Candidacy For Office In Connecticut

Politicians See Republican Victory In Maine Indicative of GOP Trend

BOWLES’ HAT IN RING   Thinks Fall Election Will Detetmine Future of Natton

Former OPA Chief Will Contest. Democratic Nom-  ination With Two, Opponents

REPUBLICANS SWEEP MAINE   Bowles to Run for Governor in  Connecticut

Maine Elects GOP Nominees   Chester Bowles Wants To Be Governor Of  Connecticut

Fight Opens For Control Of  Next Congres:   Full Slate Is Elected By Maine Republicans But Outcome Is Not Regarded As Conclusive

Maine Voters Go Republican   Outcome Gratifying, Brewster Declares

MAINE RE-ELECTS COMPLETE STATE OF REPUBLICANS  VOTERS SEND GOP OFF  TO A HEAD START IN RATTI FE FOR CONGRESS

Maine Republicans Win Entire Ticket In State Election   G. O. P. Gets Off to Fine Start in Battle For Congress

G. O. P. Sweeps Maine Election  am inatinan Canventions. Primaries Held in Other States

Republicans. Win in Maine   Bowles, Former OPA Chief, in Connecticut Race for Governor

GOP Winner in Maine Election  Lowered Majorities Cheer Democrats

Republicans Take Maine to Start Congress Battle   Brewster and Hildreth Are   Re-elected; Other States Are Busy With   Tickets

BOWLES TO SEEK DEMO NOMINATION IN’ CONNECTICUT   Former GPA Chief Announces He Will Run; Sees Turning Point in Histery

Republicans Are Rasy Victors in Maine Balloting   Bowles Announces He’s in Race for Connecticut Office

Maine Re-Elects Full GOP Slate   Democrats Note Their Candidates Show More Strength Than Before

REPUBLICANS IN MAINE WIN OUT   Politicians Study esults; Candidates Busy Other States.

GOP Favored By Maine Voters   Voters In State Elect Full Slate of Republicans; Conventions Over Nation

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  By FRANK R. KENT   Mr. Benton and The A. P.

Violence Flares At Two Studios  o ne BERS ee pies Rr Ane &   Truce Proposals are Advanced in Hollywood

Pickets Clash  With Police At  Niovie Studios Several Hurt In Hollywood

Violence Flares In Hollywood Union Dispute  Nen-Siriker Held After Picket Stabbed, Police Club Way Throach Lines

VIOLENCE: FLARES AT STUDIOS WHEN STRIKERS CLASH       ickets. ,and Police Battle. “Workers Attempt Yo Wer’ Into Studios

Violence Flares OnTwoHollywood Studio Picket Lines   Police Knock Down Several Pickets; One Stabbed, Man Is Arrested; Warners Involved

Police Escorting Non-Striking Employes At Movie Studios Clash With Pickets

Studio Pickets. Police Clash In  Cinema Strike   Warner Brothers. Univer sul, MGM Studios Scene: Of Violence.

Several  Injured in  Film Clash   Non-Strikers Crash Through Warner Line With Aid of Police’

Governor Martin Declares Labor Vote Not Bossec   Shroyer Speaks Up For Teachers Salary Increase

Padilla Questions Validity of Recent Mexican Elections   Aleman Charged With. Controlling: Ballot Boxes

PAST MATRONS OF 0. E. S MET AT HOME OF MRS. LOUISE COVEY LAST WEEK

Babson’s Authentic Statement Columnist Takes Up Subject of Prices; Points Out Break in Cost of Fish

Price Policy In Nation Gets Babson’s Eye   DROP .IN NATION SEEN WITHIN A FEW MONTHS

Spanish consulate: captured  Back overthrow   B kL e* fa pad?ddh B*a sar aapiag®

PEOPLE URGE TO OUST RULE OF FALANGISM   BORDER IS CLOSED; CONSULATES ARE SEIZED

FRENCH-SPANISH FRONTIER CLOSED   CROWDS DEMONSTRATE AGAINST FRANCO IN FRANCE —SEIZE CONSULATES.

French Close Spanish Border ‘As Protest   Republican Spaniards And French Leftists Seize Consulates

Opposition Seizes ~ Spanish Consulates   France Endorses U. S. Bid to Oust Franco in Spain

Republicans Leftists Act In Protests   French Endorsement Of U. 5S. Bid Now  In Drafting Process

France Drafts Endorsement te American Bid   Traffie Trickles to Standstill Few Hours  Before Frontier Shut; UNO Action Planned

Traffic Over Frontier at Standstill   Charges May Be Filed Before Security Council

CONSULATES OCCUPIED IN SOME CITIES   Border Is Closed By French Govt. As Protest Move

U.S..Britair Take Sides With Iran   Russia Refuses To Negotiate Under Jurisdiction Of Security Council

COALITION TO END FRANCES CRISIS   BIDAULT SAYS NEW REGIME WILL INCLUDE SOCIALISTS AND COMMUNISTS.

Couple Announces  March Marriage  Helen Schueller And Vernon Killeas Wed

RODEO THRILLS IN TWO EXHIBITIONS   Unpredictable Antics of - Animals Try Skill of Local, Visiting Riders  DNMALTAIA Prey? Isvervcor

RODEO THRILLS IN TWO EXHIBITIONS   Unpredictable Antics Animals Try Skill of Local, Visiting Riders   BRAHMA BULL LOOSE

Kurds, lranians Are Reporied Battling   lran Government Call: 19-Year-Olds to the Colors

iran Army Planes Try to Protect Isolated Garrisons Attacked By Kurds; Zia Ed-Din Considered Anti-Russian.

Kurds Attacking lranian Outposts Officer Reports  ~ Youths, 19, Are Called to Army;  TMermiey Arroctad

Government Calls Youths  Into Service   3,000 Tribesmen Reported Blasting Three Garrisons

ANTI - RUSSIAN TEHRAN LEADER [S ARRESTED   Premier Has Opponent Under ‘Preventive Custody’ During Investigation

KURDISH TRIBES STAGE UPRISING   Alleged Anti- Russian Deputy Arrested By Iranian Army

Fighting Flares Between Iranian Army and Kurds   19-Year-Olds Are Callec fo Colors; Rightist Leader Is Held

Roehm Named As Supervisor Of Big Blaze      Storm Trooper, in Letter, Confesses Having Started Blaze

REIGHSTAG: FIRE 4AI) 10 ROEHN   Letter From Storm Trooper - Says Man Convicted Was Innocent

Allied- Officers-. Dis_ cover Copy of Note Written to Von Hin_denburg By Kruse Who Says. Roehm ’ Set Blaze. :

Says Roehm  directed fire  at reichstag Last survivor wrote letter

‘Big Four’ Face Decision Over Italy's Colonies   Byrnes Says Russia Still ls Opposed To American Plan

Russian Prisoners Kill Themselves in Riot at American Detention Camp

Prisoner Dies In Food Riot  Trouble At Milwaukee Disciplinary Barracks

Says Supply Dangerously Low on Fuel   Operators Urge Congress Settle Disputed Issues

GOAL DISPUTANTS 0 BE SUMMONED BACK 10 MEETINGS   Schwellenbach Tells Plans for Resuming Parleys.   SOME CONCESSIONS DESCRIBED TODAY   “Give” Is Reported by Labor Secretary at Capital. ~

COAL STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS TO BE RESUMEL   Schwellenbach Say: He Will Call Disputants Together  Monday

To Resume Soft Coal  Meetings   Schwellenbach Orilers Resumption of Wage Discussions Next Woaek

COAL DISPUTANT ARE CALLED BACK FOR CONFERENCES   Will Meet in Capital Monday or Tuesday, U. $. Labor Secretary Says   REPORTS LEWIS WILLING   Fuel Supply Down to Week or Ten Days Among Some Railroads

Woman Editor IsHeld Kor Contempt Of Court After Talking with Witness At Manslaughter Trial Of Five Men

Clothiers’ Threat Fails To Move OPA   Agency Unruffled by _ Plan to Halt Suit Shipments

RENT DECONTROL NOT FEASIBLE NOW 1S REPORT   However Some Rent Increases Justified, Chairman Of Board Says

Favors Some -* Rent Increase   Deconttol: Chairman Says Scrapping Of Controls ‘Out Of Question’

Rent Decontral , ‘Out of Question   Board Chairman Secs Need for Few Adiustments, Though

i WiLL BEGIN TURDAY  CIAL USE   Parking Still to Be Limited to fwo Hours

China Red Army Warned to Lift Siege of Tatung   Drastic Action in View if Advice Is Ignored, Say Nationalists

50 PERCENT INCREASE EXPECTED More Shirts, Shorts and Stockings Promised Under Three-Way Program

MOVE TO INCREASE CLOTHING OUTPUT   G@VERNMENT ACTS TQ INSURE MANUFACTURERS MORE COTTON YARN.

U.S. Launches Plan to Boost Clothing Yield   Yarn ‘Freeze’ Will Assure Fabrics for Number of Articles

Control Used During War to Be Reinstated   Portion of Cotton Spindles Must Do Work Held Essential

CLOTHING GOAL. IS SPEEDED UP   Yarn Freeze To Assure Fabrics For Needed Cotton Items

MANUFACTURE OF CLOTHING   Govt. Launches 3-Way Program to Step Up Production

MRS. GIOVANINI AND MRS. GILBERT ENTERTAIN BUNCO CLUB FEBRUARY 27

VA Negotiating For Deshon   If Hospital Is Bought Will Drop Plans for Hospital at Greenville

WYOMING DOCTOR KILLED, FOUR HURT IN HEAD-ON-CRASH   No New Facts Learned: At Inquest Held Wednesday.

VANDENBERS ADDRESSES © EDITORS   Says Too Much Secrecy About» UN Meetings’

Vandenberg Assails Secrecy Of United Nations Sessions In Talk To Nation’s Editors

G.0,P, ARGUES CHOICE FOR BROWNELL POST   Fight Due Between Old-Line Elements And Others

G. 0. P, CHOICE MAY BRING FIGHT   Party Tiff Likely Over Man To Replace Brownell

FIGHT BREWING © GOP Chairman.  Calls April 1 Meet to Resign Opinion Divided on  Choosing Successo From East or West

Fight Between OldLiners and Others in GOP is Brewin:   Election of Successor to Chairman Brownell Provides Setting

Fight Develops As Republicans Seek Chairman   Sectional Issue To Be Argued During Session

Fight Is Brewing Among G. 0. P. On Party Chief   Westerner Wanted As Successor to Herbert Brownell

SPLIT ON NEW “GOP CHAIRMAN   List of Potential Successors To Brownell Is Long

Fate Of Ewing Rests With Jury   Judge Parker Scheduled To Charge Jury Today; Closing Pleas Tuesday

DANCE BANDS  LEAVE HOTELS   FETRILLO SAYS: HE WILE /*FIGHT TO FENISH" TO WIN_ INCREASE FOR MUSICIANS

MINE SEIZURE PREDICTED BY SOME OFFICIALS   Government Puts Pressure On For Settlement Of Rail Dispute   TRUMAN SAID HOPEFUL   Rail Peace May Come Before Deadline; No Progress In Mine Dispute

Negot® tions May Be Resumed Today ‘Officials Declare   If These Fail Country Will Be Faced By Paralyzing Strikes, One Thursday, And the Other On Saturday.

2 WALKOUTS THREATEN THIS WEEK   Little Progress Made In Coal Mine Dispute

U. 5. OFFICIALS MEET SEPARATELY WITH DISPUTANTS   Actual Negotiations Are Not Likely to Be Resumed Today, Says White House   PRESIDENT QUT OF CITY   Meanwhile, Developments Not Expected in Mine Case for Few Days

‘Get Alon o With Rusia.’ Says Wallace   Secretary Charges Repub: licans Are A Party To Economic Nationalism

Wallace Booed in  New York   For Independent . Foreign Policy; Same Group Cheers { Sen. Claude Pepper

Wallace Talk May Bring Clear-Cut Cabinet Split With Secretary Byrnes

Cabinet Split Seen As Result of Speech   State Department Officials Disavow Responsibility for Foreign Policy Statement--Byrnes' Reaction Awnjisd

State Department Officials Predict Split in Cabinet   Refuse Responsibility For Speech Made by Wallace Last Niaht

FOREIGN POLICY SPEECH SHOWS CLASH IN VIEWS   Wallace Calls for New Program to Break Off Ties With Great Britain

Wallace-Byrnes Split Foreseen   State Department Disavows Any Responsibility for Commerce Secretary’s New York Speech on Foreign Policy.

Veterans And Other Freshmen and Sophomores  Can Start Oct. 15 New U. Of I. Galesburg Branch

Senator Assails  Testimony Given By Former Aide   Asserts Former Secretary Is ‘‘Traitor’’ And Made Wild Untrue Statements   DECLARES ALL GIFTS CAME VOLUNTARILY

SOLON ON STAND ACCUSES TERRY OF WILD TALES   Bilbo In Long Statement Says Gifts Presented Without Solicitation   POVERTY IS EMPHASIZED   Senator Says Testimony Has Showed Only That He is ‘Very Poor Man’

Solon Rips Ex-Helper As Traitor   Blasts Terry and Denies Any Guilt in Dealings With Contractors.

DE DECL ARE 8 CONTRIBUTIONS WERE , VOLUNTARY AND << FLAYS-BX-SEORETARY—  IN STATEMENT

EX - SECRETARY IS ACCUSED OF DREAMY IDEAS   41-Page Defense ‘Statement Asserts Everything Given Him Done Voluntarily

Coal Men Predict Length Of Strike   Operators Sure Walkout Will Last Until May 1.

Coal Strike To Last Until May   Prediction Is Based On Complete Lack Of Progress In Negotiating

COAL MEN SEE LONG STYMIE   Schwellenbach Steps In To Prevent Cincinnati Utilities Strike

MINE WALKOUT SEEN AT LEAST TILL MAY 1   Coal Operators Pessimistic Over Settling Dispute

Point Out Fact That Strike Reflects Lack of Progress During Negotiations Period.   NEW JERSEY PLANTS OPERATED BY STATE

‘Lewis, Operators Blaming  Kach Other for NoProgress In Mine Wage Settlement

PREDICTED COAL DEADLOCK WILL LAST TO MAY 1   Operators Frankly Pessimistic Over Prospects Of Reaching Agreement:  Roundup Of Strike  News.

 Operators Expect Mine Shutdown 7 Last Until May    No Break In Stalemate on Safety Measures and Welfare Fund.

COAL OPERATOR IS DISCOURAGED   It Looks os if Lewis’ Strike Will Be Long, Tedious Affair

Price Control Is Big Issue at AFL Labor Convention   Union Nears Stand On Issue; Green Favors No Ceilings

AFL Expected To Oppose Price Control  May Be Factor In Meat Action

Showdown Near on Green Stand: = Agqainst-OPA   Present Law WorkingAgainst Labor. Says. Federation Chief

AFL EXPECTED T0 BLAST CONTROLS   ACTION MAY HAVE BEARING ON U. S. DECISION ON MEAT

Houston Center of interest   Texas Included Among States in Biq Steel Strike

Plane Passes Coast After Long Silence  Distance Craft From Australia Speeds Cver U.S

BUTTER-PRICE HIT SKIDS —__TO-LEAD-FO0D-COST-DROP      BREAK IN BUTTER MARKET SAID TO FORECAST GENERAL DECLINE IN FOOD FPRICES

Drop In Butter Price Indicated   Retail Price To Decrease Following Break In Wholesale Prices   OTHER FOOD PRICES MAY ALSO DROP

THOUSANDS. MORE ADDED TO NUMBER IDLE AS LOSSES “MOUNT DUE TU COAT . T=" sNORTAGE— z            “By NORMAN AGATHON International News Service

Miners Keep Fingers Crossed as Lewis Goes On Trial for Contempt Of U. S. Court Order

Ceilings Restored at Wholesale Level; Promises FullScale Warfare on Black Market Operators.   CONTROLS TAKEN OFF LOW-COST COSMETICS

OPA Takes Ceiling Off  viore Items   Price Conirol Is Removed From Cosmetics but Lid Goes on Meat; Boost in Sugar Cost Forecast

OPA Price Lid Returns on Meg At Wholesale   Low-Priced Cosmetics Ceiling-Free; Board. Looks. at Dairy Costs -

 Ceilings Back Monday  OPA Returns Wholesale Meat Price Lid, Lifts Some Controls

QPA ERASES MORE PRICE CEILINGS   Controls Removed From Such Items As Toothpaste And Cosmetics—Lid Back On Meat At Wholesale

O.P.A. PROMISES TO WAGE FULL SCALE BLACK MARTS WAR   Remove Some Items From Ceilings But Wholesale Meat  Under Contro}

Ceiling Off Low-Priced Cosmeties   OPA Promises Full Scale Warfare Qn Black Market Meat, Watching

(.P.A. Puts Back Ceiling on Meat; ‘Arrivals Decline   War Against Black Market Is Declared; Big Supplies Are Watched at Planis.

MORE OPA PRICE TOPS ARE LIFTED   Ceilings Erased on LowPriced Lipstick, Toothpaste and Other Cosmetics—Lid Back on Wholesale Meat.

Lift Ceilings — On Low Priced  Cosmeti¢ Items   New OPA. Ceilings On Meat At Wholesale Go Into Effect Todavy.:

OPA Promises War on Meat Black Market   Agency Paves Way to Restore Ceilings at Retall Markets

TOOTHPASTE 10 ESCAPE CHECKS   Low-Priced Lipstick Also Of Controlled L’st—Milk Ceiling-Free

CEILINGS TAKEN OFF COSMETICS   OPA Puts Lid Back On  Wholesale Meat; Ceiling - Prices Raised On Several  tame.

Ceilings Off Low-Priced Cosmetics   OPA Slaps Price Ceilings Back on Wholesale Meats

OPA Girds For Big  Fight    Set To Battle Black Markets As Lid Goes Back on Meat; Butter And Milk Still Off List

OPA Promises Wat On Black Markets As Meat Levels On   Erase Price Control From Cheap Cosmetics In Sweeping Order :

OPA Puts Lid Back On Meat   Wholesale Meat Ceilings To Go Back On, Cosmetics Off Ceiling List

Agency Clamps Lid On Meat At Wholesale; Many Of Cosmetics Go Free

 LIVE ON LOVE”  Ceilings Back On Meat, But iLid Lifted On Cosmetics

OPA Keeping Watch on Big Meat Stocks   Ceiling Prices on Meat at Wholesale Effective Today— Other Ceilings Lifted

OPA Promises War on Meat Black Market   Lid on Meat at Wholesale Put On; Dealers Eyed

Meat Ceilings To Return Next Monday   OPA Removes Controls From Cosmetics And Rubber Goods

JPA PROMISES WAR ON BLACK MARKETS      Return Of Meat Ceilings Te Bring Added Precautions

Fewer Low-Price K isses Clamp Ceiling On Meat At Wholesale. Free Cheap Lipsticl

Consumer Meat Ceilings Due   Wholesale Controls Are Renewed Today

OPA Removes Ceilings Upon Some Articles   WHOLESALE MEAT CUTS PLACED BACK UNDER CONTROL

THREE NATICNS ASK FOR VOICE — WAH BIG FOUR   Netherlands, Luxembourg and Belgium Seek Part in German Treaty ._   UN EXPENSES DEBATED   U. S. Against Paying Half of Operating Costs Willing to Stand for 25%

Work Schedule Nearing Normal   Industry and Business In Chicago Had a 9-Day Dimout.

Millions Loss In Hail Storm lnjuring 15   Stones Big as Baseballs Fall Over 30-Mile Area in Alabama

Freak Storm  In Alabama   Fifteen Hurt In torm Which Lashed Anniston. Alabama

~~ “"700 MANY PEOPLE IN U.S? Halt All: Immigration, Sen. Thomas Uraes

SEN. THOMAS FOR BAN ON MMIGRANTS   Sooner Solon Says All Arrivals Into U. S. Should Be Halted Immediately —Truman Holds Con trarv View.

Senator Thomas Demands Hath All Immigration   Truman’s Plan. To Open Gates. Faces Rocky  Trip In Senate.

IMMIGRATION FACES CONGRESS   Sen. Thomas Opposes Plan OF President

\Oklahoma’s Senator Thomas Would Prohibit All Immiaration to ILS.

MAY SHUT DOOR OF AMERICA AS REFUGEE HAVEN   Truman's Proposal To Open Gates For Furopean Refugees Faces Rocky Trip In Senate; Assailed By Thomas.

 Thomas Would Halt Immigration   Vklahoma Senator in His Statement Declares There Are Too Many Peopk Already in This Country; Republicans Say They'll Wait for Specific Presidential Proposal, Then Decide

HALT TO ALL IMMIGRATION IS DEMANDED   U. S, Already Has Too Many People, Oklahoma Senator Says Firmly

Truman Immigratior Proposal Will Face Rocky Senate Fight   Sen. Thomes Wants All Immigration Into U. S. Halted at Once, Says Too Many People Here Now

ASKS FOR HALT IN IMMIGRATION   Senator Thomas Asserts "We Already Have Too Many People’

THOMAS SEEKS HALT IN ALL U. S, IMMIGRATION   Proposal to Open Gates for Refugees Faces Rocky Trip in Senate

Oklahoman To. Oppose Plan President   uy ‘oo Many People Here Already,”

COUNTRY ADJUSTED   Senator Thomas Claims U. Has Too Many People; Asks Bars Be Put Up

Sen. Thomas Tells View On  Truman Plan   Rocky Trip Faces Proposal to Open Gates to European Refugees

Immigration Halt Is Urged  Thomas Proposes   Thomas Proposes Change In Law

Senator Urces Immediate Halt To Immigration  ‘Too Many People In Country Now’ Thomas Declares

NATION ALREADY HAS TOO MANY PEOPLE, CLAIM   Senator Thomas Urges Ban on Immigration—GOP Leaders Are Silent

Thomas Hits Truman Plan Immigration   GOP Senator Says All Im: migration Into U.5. A. Should Be Halted Immediately

Thomas’ Assertion . ll Immigration Should Re Closed May Start Figitt

Country Already Has Too Many People, Thomas Says; Makes No Race Distinction

Sen. Thomas Oppose ‘All Immigration Of Aliens Into U.S.      Solon, Without Making Distinction Regarding Race or Nationality, Says He Would Bar Nearly Every Would-Be Newcomer's Entry

Wants All Immigration To US Halted Immediately Too Many Already, Says Sen. Thomas

Fight Shapes Up Over Immigration Plan in Next Meet   Taft, Hickenlooper Withhold Statement Until Later Date

IMMIGRATION UP IN SENATE      Oklahoman Feels All Should Be Barred; Republicans Withhoid Comment —

Oklahoman To Oppose Pian Of President   “Too Many People Here Already,”  Thamac Declaree

Immigration To U.S. Should Be Halted: Thomas   Already Have Too Many People Here, Declares  Oklahoma Senator.

Dr. Weizmann Says. Proposal Should be Considered; ‘Declares Pal- estine In State of Seige.

UNRRA CAN'T SUPPLY. ALL GRAIN REQUIRED   Truman Informs Poland No Coun try Can Hope to Receive More Than Portion of Need.

NAZIS ARRESTED AFTER BOMBINGS   Fifteen SS and Hitler Youth Men Held By Army Today.

15 Nazis Nabbec for Stuttgart Area Bombings   U. S. Army Arrests 55 Men, Hitler Youth; New Plot Foiled

Army Seizes Nazi Plotter:   SS Men, Hitler Youth Blamed For Bombings In Stuttgart Area

Gang Held for Blasts in Germany   15 SS Men, Hitler Youth Arrested When Preparing New Blow

Vets Should Be  Better Citizens   Admiral King Says They Should Be Better Because They’re Veterans

Army Plane With Six Men Now Missing   C-45 Was on Flight From Billings, Mont., To Spokane, Wash.; Is Presumed Down

TRUST CHARGED ON MORTGAGES   U.S. Says Companies Act Tc Eliminate Competition

—CONSPIRACYNew York Loan Firms. Face Suit  Say Banks Kept Out Competition

U.S. Files Civil Anti-Trust Suit Against 37 Firms  Conspiracy Charged to Keep Rents Up, Prevent New Housing

ANTLIRUST SUIT   Mortgage Conference and  New York Banks Also pnd Miele ncleinte

U. S. Charges Conspiracy to  Keep Rents Up   Civil Anti-Trust Suit Names 37 Insurance Firms, Savings Banks

—FILE ‘ANTI-TRUST SUIT —  N. Y. Mortgage Loan Conspiracy Charaed

SUIT FILED IN N.Y. MORTGAGE LOAN CARTEL   Department of Justice Charges Conspiracy To Beat Competition

Suit Charges Mortgage Plot   Monopoly in Gotham Laid to Vast Combine

N. Y. Mortgage Group kamed   Department of @tstie« Charges Conspiracy In Mortgage Loans

Charge Mortgage Conspiracy .... Anti-Trust Suit Filed Against Banking Group In New York City Ares

GOVT. CHARGES RENT COMBINE   Anti-Trust Suit Alleges Firms Conspired To Keep Rents High

Barkley Leaves Doors Open for Anti-Strike Lay   ‘Pressure for Action Cut By _ Lewis’s Order for a TwoWeeks Truce

BARKLEY OPENS DOOR TO ANTISTRIKE BILLS   Cautions Senate Against. Too-Hasty Auction

Bill To Slash Lewis Powers Will Be Sought   Two-Week Coal Truce May Ease Pressure Against UMW Leader

SENATORS REMAIN BITTER AT LEWIS   Backers of Stern Measures Assert They Will Adhere to Planned Course

Mine Industry ° May Not Be Hit By ClO Walkou   See A Slight Immediate Effect lf Steel Strike’ Materializes

GM's Answer to Latest Proposal ‘Awaited by UAW   Plan Would Permit . Workers to Vote on  Means of Settlement Of 105-Day Strike

UNION AWAITS G. M. ANSWER ON A BALLOT   U. A. W. Willing to Submit Return-to-Work Proposal to Members if Arbitration Is Made an Alternative.

Undecided On GM Vote   ‘CIO Proposal to Include Arbitration in . Balloting Unanswered

CM PONDERING - ClO PROPOSAI   Suggestion That Workers Settle Strike Issue Awaits Cor_poration’s Reply

UAW Awaiting CM Reply’ To Proposal For. Employee‘ Vote   Union  Ready To . Ask ~ Workers If They Prefer Arbitration or Return To Work.

Workers Want  Arbitration Offer Put On Ballot   GM Has Suggested That Auto Workers Vote On Acceptance Of Company's Latest Offer

Union Accepts L8 Cents Per  Hour lnecrease   End of Long-Standing Strikes Paves Way for Return of 275,000 Workers to Task of  Rennnvarcinn

TWO LONG-STANDING STRIKES SETTLED TO: PAVE WAY FOR RETURN OF 275,000 WORKERS   Unions Accept 181/-Cent Hourly Increases Offered By General Motors And General Electric; Settlements Called Significant By Schwellenbach

Agreements Are Reached in Wage Disputes  Way Opened for 275,000 Men to Return to Work

UAW ACCEPTS 18% CENT HIKE   Same Increase Agreed Upon By Electrical Workers; Union Claims Victory In Auto Negotiations

Pay hike will equal that granted U.A.W.  at General Motors   Settlements pave way for 275,000  men to resnme reronversion tack

Union Accepts 18) Cents Per  Hour Increase   End of Long-Standing Strikes Paves Way for Return of 275,000 Workers t to Task of

End of Two Long-Standing Walkouts Paves Way for Return of 275,000 to Jobs   Same Increases of 184 Cents Hour Granted Auto Workers and Electric Employes; GM Plants Expected to Be Operating Within Week with Contract Running for Two Years

MADE IN GM (-E WALKOUT   Pay Increases of 18) Cents Granted In Both Disputes

Reach Agreement In Record Session   Over 275,000 Workers Will Return To Jobs As Result Of Latest La bor Compromises

Flying Boats Inspect Wreckage Of Overdue Airship Reported In Newfoundland.

FOURTH SPECIAL SESSION CALLED   Three Pieces. of Legislation -=Listed for. Consideration: ©

Sigler Pledges To Keep Up Wa On Corruption   Sinister Influences Still Powerful In State, He Declares

Farmers Pushing Plans for Strike  Meeting to Be Held in Ohio on March 14

Vigilantes To Meet In Chio   May Set Date For Farm Strike For Which Commitlee Organized.

Italy Asks Slavs For Direct Talks On Trieste Dispute   At Same Time Foreign Ministers Discuss Same Deadlock

‘But Any Arrangements Those Nations May Ag: ree to Will Be Subject to UN Scrutiny

Hold Boy, 14, in Child’s Deathw  Three Year Girl Strangled by Boy, Police Say

Neighbor Boy Is Held In Slaying   Body Of 3-Year-Old Gir Found In Creek; Attempted To Rape Her

BEFORE GONGKESS ON VETS DEMANDS   Eisenhower and Nimitz Answer Demands for Demobilization.

MIKHAILOVITCH FAST BECOMING A WORID ISIE   Once Acclaimed by Allies as Hero, He Now Faces Death as Traitor   U. $ ASKS “FAIR TRIAL’   But Tito Regime Appears Bent Upon Seeing That He Is Executed

Atomic Secrets lo Be Guarded   Committee Favors Death Penalty for Violation of Code

Giant River Program Is Under Way   Bureau of Reclamation Awards First Contract in Development Plan

Projected $2,000,000,000 Missouri River Valley ‘Development Program Starts as Contracts Let

15 YEARS GIVEN 30  FOR CARRYING GUNS,  OTHER EXPLOSIVES DEFENDANTS SING AND  KISS RELATIVES WHEN COURT IS ADJOURNED

30 Jews Given 15 Year Terms   Another Gets Life For Shooting at British Soldier

80 Senteuced to 15 Years Each and One to Life For Carrying Firearms and Explosives

PALESTINE JEWS DRAW 15 YEARS   Thirty Members Of Jewish Underground Movement Are Sentenced.

British Military — Court Sentences Underground Jews   Court Scene Follows Tribunal’s Action; Sina Zionist Sona

Palestine Jews   Get Prison Terms  In Military Court   30 Resistance Leaders Given 15 Years and one Given Life Term.

Prisoners Sing In Group After Being Sentenced   31 Of Underground Organization Handed Long Prison Terms

Major General L. H. Campbell, jr.. Adds to Previous Testimony That Military Chairman Was Active in Behalf of Combine That Made Huge Profits From War Contracts— Says Congressman’s Insistence Angered Him.

GEN: CAMPBELL RELATES TALKS ON CONTRACTS   Says Military Group Chairman Made Him ‘Red Under Collar’

Made Ordnanee Officer “Rec Under Collar’   Maj. Gen. Campbell Tells Investigating Committee   May’s Activities Were  . “TInfair?   Introduced Over Phone to Garssor   Transcripis Of Telephone Conversations Figure In War Profiteerhig Probe

Rep. May Criticized By General  ‘Unfair’ Pressure  On Awards Cited

FORMER GENERAL TESTIFIES  Pressure By Rep. May On War Contracts Reported

‘RED UNDER COLLAR’  General [red at Solon’s War Contracts Pressure

Officer Charges May ‘Pressure’ On War Profits   Augments ___ Testimony That Representative Active for Arms Firm

Unfair, Term Placed Upon May's Action   Pressure Resented by Former Chief of Army Ordnance

Ex-Ordnance Chiet Calls May ‘Unfair’   General Claims He Was Irked By "Special Pressure’

“Red Under The Collar” Ordnance Head Asserts At May Investigation

General Raps May as Unfair   Former Ordnance Man Says Special Pressure Used by Congressman

TESTIFIES MAY USED PRESSURE   Claim Senator Active On Behalf Of War Profiteers

OFFICER TELLS OF ‘PRESSURE   Says Rep. May ‘insisted’ On Certain War Contracts

Army Officer Brands Unfair Tactics of May   General Campbell  Scores Chairman of  House Military Group For Special Pressure

General Says May Used  ‘Pressure’   Army Ordnance Chief Claims Congressman Helped War Plant

Officer Protests May’s Pressure  Committee Digs Into Munitions Combine

Army Officer Says ‘Specia! Pressure’ by Mays Is Unfair   ‘Chairman of House Military Affairs Group Under Fire

Senators Call Ordnance Chief In Profit Probe   Congressmen Protest Recording

Activities of House Group Chief Said Unfair by General   - Senate Investigating Group Hear Testimcny “On War Profits Issue

GOT RED. WHEN PRESSURE WAS USED BY MAY   Former Chief of Ordnance 1 Witness: Tells of Getting Phone Calls   HEARINGS ON PROFITS RESUMED BY COMMITTEE

Gen. Campbell Says Pressure” Exerted By May   Wartime Chief Of Arm: — Ordnance “Got Red Under The Collar’

Ordnance Chief  Raps Lawmaker   Declares May’s Pressure in Behalf Of Illinois Contract Group Unfair

May Insisted On Contracts, General Says   Kentucky Democrat Accused of Aiding Illinois Munitions Firm

. —PROFITS PROBE— Resume War Profits Quiz  Witness ‘Assails Alleged Pressure

Maj. ‘Gen: ‘Campbell Says. _- Congressman’ “Pactics: - Made‘Him* “Red Under Collar.”

Major Testifies In Inquiry of War Profit Case  Camnkall Irbed hue

War Contracts Investigation .  Campbell Got “Hot Undér ‘The Collar” At May When He Applied The Pressure

Officer Hits At Queries  Of May   Procedure Used Is Questioned By Campbell

LINE IN WAR PROFIT PROBE   Army Man Tells of Pressure by Congressman for WWlinois Group.

May Brought Pressure for Arms Makers   So Declares General Who Says He Got Anery

PRESSURE PUT FORWARD   General Campbell Is Emphatic as Critic Of Congressman M:~

Mrs. Eilen McAdoo de Onate Hinshaw, 31, Phoned Friend “Well,  . [ve Done It”

See New Hope Power Strike  May Be Ended   Meeting Of Union Striker: Is Called For Sunday Afternoon At Pittsburgh

SEE PEACE NEAR FOR PITTSBURGH   Power Settlement Awaited But City Faces AFL Food Embargo

PITTSBURGH EXPEGTS 10 SETTLE STRIKE   Duquesne Union Schedules Meet  Sunday Afternoon

Pittsburgh Hopes For End of Strike   Settlement of Power Row in 48 Hours Hinted

‘Rural, Urban Battles to Take Place in Republican Party Leaders Fear

EXTRA PAYMENTS TO PENNEY PEOPLE   Brookfield Store Associates Receive 2 Weeks Extra Salary

House Asked To Rejec [ Senate Plans   OPA Conferees To Decide Issue Early Thursday

DRIVE OPENED TO REVIVE OPA PRICE LIMIT   Administration Leaders Ask Rejection of Senate - Approved Plans.

Drive Begins To Reinstate Food Ceilings   Congress Group Urged to Revise Senate Price Bill

One Leader Thinks Conferees Would Agree To Restore Con trols; Claims Nine Senators Have Reversed Stand   OPA CONFEREES CANCEL MEETING

PUTS SCREWS ON JOINT COMMITTEE   Seeks Removal of Price Control Exemptions in  Senate OPA Bill.

Seek Return Of Controls On Meat And Other Foods   Administration Takes Up New Fight Today as House and Senate Conferees Weigh OPA

Report Mine Senators Switch Views; Stronger Bill Expected Tomorrow

New Drive Opens For Restoration  Of Price Ceiling:   Conferees on OPA Bill Are Asked to Reject Specific Exemntions

UPCINS DRIVE TO RESTORE OPA CEILINGS   Administration Leaders Campaign For Price Ceilings

LEADERS ASK CONTROLS ON FOOD PRODUCTS   Abolition of Price Ex: emptions Predicted in Conference

House To Trim Powers Of OPA   Modified Controls Will Be Extended

House Vote Will Trim OPA Power   Legislators Say A jority Will S rt Continuance.

House Expected To Cut Powers Of OPA   Agency Likely To Be Continued, But With Chanaes

House Members Ready to Trim OPA’s Powers   Will Continue Contro! Agency Beyond June 30

Congress Will Extend, Trim Powers Of OPA   Modifications Of Agency’s Activities, With Emphasis On Production, Predicted

Key Members Say It Is Now Certain That House Will ‘Vote To Trim OPA’s Powers   Sizeable Majority Will Support Continuance Of Agency After June 30

Temperatures   AFL Seamen Halt Work, Quit Ships On All Coastlines   Operators Reject Latest C.1.0. Offer Aimed At Blocking June 15 Walkout By N.M.U.; Work Stoppage in New York Port Complete

AFL WORKERS DESERT JOBS FOR TALKPESI   Surprise Seafarers Walkout Adds New Angle to Tense Situation, ~~

Congressional Committee Plans Action in Attempt to  Avert CIO Maritime Strike June 15

AFL SEAFARERS DESERT SHIPS FOR ‘MEETINGS   clo: Leaders and Operators Still. Try To Avert Walk- ‘ out Set June 15.‘

Seafarers J ump Gur On Strike   Tense ‘Maritime Situ-  ation Aggravated By  Surprise Walkout Ty‘ing Up N.:Y. Shipping

MOVE TO SPEE PAY DISCUSSION ON WEST COAST   Eastern Shipowners Reject Latest Undisclosed Offer From CIO's Union

Ships Manned By CIO Sailors Not Affected   Surprise Walk-Out Set For 2 p. m., But Men Leave Earlier

American Federation Of Labor Seafarers Leave Jobs At Atlantic, Gulf, Pacific And Hawaiian Ports To Discuss ‘Matters Of Great Importance’’—Action Develops As Congressional Committee Decides To  Try To Avert CIO Walkout

Congress Will Make Study of Maritime Row   Harbor Activities At Numerous Cities Bogging Down, Report

Meefings Are Being Held By AFL Workers   Plans To Be Made In Case CIO Men ‘Sarikes June 15

AFL Crewmen Jump the Gun and Walk Qut   Thousands Quit Skips to Cloud Picture in Maritime Row

UNION ORDERS MEMBERS OUT FOR MEETINGS   New York, Baltimore Ports Bog as Men Leave Work

Action Slows Activities At Large Ports   Seamen Quit Work To Attend Emergency Meetings On All US Coasts. ;

Congress Read) To Take Steps In Ship Strike  Meeting Called On alt Coasts —  Si

While Congress Studies Plan to Prevent CIO Maritime Strike, Other Group Leaves Their Ships.  BUSY NEW YORK PORT IS AFFECTED

News Day And Night   Harbor Activities Begin Te Bogyown At New York, Baltimore   100 Per Cent Work Stoppage Claimec   Congressional Committe Attempts To Avert C1O Strike Set June 15

A. F. L. SEAMEN IN : SURPRISE WALKOUT   Tomes While Ship Owners ' Are in Washington in C1.O. Discussions   ' DURATION UNCERTAIN

AFL BEATS C10 SEAMEN OUT IN SURPRISE MOVE   Calls Seafarers Off Ships; Solons May Open Hearings Friday in Capital

‘Quit Work To Discuss Topic Of 'Great Importance   Congressional Committee Decides To Try To Avert CIO Strike Scheduled June 15

WALKOUT IS SET FOR TODAY; ClO TALKS CONTINUE   Nationwide AFL Seafarers Strike Called To Discuss ‘Matters Of Creat Importance;'’ Shipping Crisis Grows More Tense.

Thousands Leave Jobs F or Meeting   Purpose Is Protest Against Failure of Westerners to Open Negotiations   Offer Is Rejected      Ship Operators Spurn Latest CLO. Peace Bid

Surprise Walkout On All Coasts Called By Marine  Unions; Committee Confers

In Advance of Scheduled Maritime Strike by ClO   Surprise Work Stoppage Hits Ports Of New York and Baltimore as Parley Continues to Head Off CIO Walkout

AFL Seamen Go on Strike: Protest Attention to Cl0  Claim Government . Preventing Former

A. F. L. Seafarers To Walkout Today Operators Reject C. 1. O. Peace Terms

Walkout On All Coasts Is Ordered   Make Ready To Quit Positions For Conferences

AFL Seafarers Quit Ships to Hold Meetings   President Calls on Maritime Unions and Employers to Settle Matter by Bargaining

Better Relations With Soviets Seen As Austin Gets UN Post   By Max Hall

Seamen Call Sudden Strike On All Coasts   Thousands of AFL Men at Atlantic, Gulf, Pacific and Hawaiian Ports Prepare to Quit

Union Pulls Big Surprise By Walkout   Stoppage Comes As U. § Works to Prevent CIO Maritime Strike

Thousands Make Ready fo Quit Vessels Today  They'll Discuss Important Issues

WALKOUT PLAN ~S SURPRISE: NY. PORT Hit   AFL Seafarers Act As - Government Seeks To Avoid CIO Strike

RESTAURANTS MAY CUT SERVINGS OF BREAD, OPA SAYS   Move Designed to Increase Food Supplies for Starv ine Neatianc

RESTAURANTS: MAY CUT FOOD HOLD PRICES   Action Authorized by OPA as Part of Conservation Program

BRITAIN REARRANGES POSITION: IN- MEDITERRANEAN, BUT INTENDS HOLD TICHT TO CONTROL THERE

Britain Is Rearranging Her Suez Defenses But Will Not Pull Out of Mediterranean

Arrest of Nehru May Have Good Affect Later in Indian Independence Move

ARREST OF POWERFUL HEAD OF -ALLINDIA CONGRESS HALTING NECOTIATIONS ON INDEPENDENCE

HinduNehru Arrest May  Inspire India   TIneident Is Endowed With All the Mystery and Drania for Which We Usually Leok In Hinchistan

UNRRA PLANS DEBATE ON RED LAND GRABBING   Poland Raises Questior On Treatment Given Refugees

RUSSIA LOSES IN ACTION BY UNRRE   Unable To Prevent Discussion Of Seizing Resources In Austria   In Austria  CHARGES ARE. HURLED BY UNITED KINGDOM. POLAND

Russia Loses UNRRA Move   _ Tries to Prevent Discussion Of Requisitioning Land, Supplies in Austra

RUSSIA LOSES MOVE TO HALT UNRRA PROBE   Fails to Halt Discussion of . Troop Seizures in Austria.

Reds Lose in Move to Avert UNRRA Action   Political Irritations  Once More Complicate Task of Relief Group

UNRRA To Probe Russian Land Grabbing In Austrie   Reds Lose In Move To Prevent Discussions:  Poland Charges War Seeds Being Sown

REDS LOSE PROTEST ON FOOD PROBE   UNRRA Points Finger at Soviet Action in Austria

Soviet Loses IINDDA Tilt  WEINER Pu   Committee Refuses to Ban Discussion of Seizures In Austria

UNRRA Asked to Discus: Requisitioning of Austria Land by Russia _

UNRRA 10 DEBATE REDS’ SEIZURES   DECIDE TO DISCUSS REQUISI TIONING IN AUSTRIA OVER SOVIET PROTEST.

Russia Loses  Action Before   UNRRA Meet   Sought to Prevent Discus sion of Mauner in Which Reds Are Requiisilioning Land in Austria

Nourse Says New Depression Fatal. To Free Business      Nation. Must Plan. To Avoid Inflation and . Deflation, Says New - Economic Council Head. . .

Nourse, New Economic Advisor, Speaks Out .  Confident Inflation And Depression Can Be Beat

Nourse Says New  Depression Fatal ‘To ree Business   Nation Must Plan Te Avoid Inflation = anc Deflation, Says Nev EKconomic Counce   Eflead.

Newly-Nominated Chairman Nourse, Of Council Of Economic  Advisers, Declares U. S. Can Avoid Depression And Inflation ¥

Iran Denies Fighting at Azerbaijan   No Order Sent For Attacks As Reported By Tabriz Radio

Deny Fighting Taking Place In Azerbaijan   Not Likely, Iran Officials Say Following Report On Hostile Outbreak

No Orders Sent For Attack, Is Claim of Iran   Over-Eager Frontier Guards Blamed For Rumored Upheaval

Reports of Fighting In tran “Untikely””   Government Forces Have Strict Orders Not to Start Any Trouble, a Spokesman Declares

TEHRAN CONFIRMS FIGHTING REPORT:  Clashes Said Flaring On Border In Iran Dispule.

IRAN QUESTIONS REPORT SAYING FIGHTING RAGES   Spokesman Believes Stor Of Civil Strife May Prove To Be ‘Border War’

Civil War Breaks Out In Iran, Says Tabriz   Central Government Troops Reported To Have Attacked Azerbaijan; Martial Law Proclaimed And Reinforcements Rushed

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‘Tran Troops Open Heavy New Attack’  Artillery Used In Border Clash

Iranian Troops Open Attack : Near Border, Radio Reports   Government Troops Accused of Using Mortars and . Artillery in New Assoult—lranion War Ministry Says Clashes Did Occur, but Were Only Minor

TEHRAN GOVT DOUGTS AADIO CLASH REPORT   lran Official Says Fighting with Azerbaijani “Untikely.”

London Reveals Report Of Battle In Azerbaijan   Civil Strife Indicated Tn Tabriz Radio Message; Martial Law invoked

Tabriz Radio ls Denied By Teheran   Spokesman Declares No Fighting Has Been Started

HEAVY IRANIAN ATTAGK REPORTED   BIG GUNS SHELLING AZERBAIJAN PROVINCE, SEPA> RATISTS DECLARE,

Tran Federal Forces Fighting Rebels, Report.   Azerbaijan Declares Attack Launched by Goverment Army

IRANIAN GOVERNMEN DENIES REPORTS OF WAR IN AZERBAIJAN.  SELP-DECLARED “FREE”  PROVINCE CLAIMS TO

lranians Claim Reports Of War Are ‘Unlikely’   Azerbaijan Says Government Troops Attacking Cities

Iranian Fighting Termed  Unlikely   Strict Orders Made Not To Conduct Civil War

Fighting In Iran Is Denied   Reports Continue, However, that Wa: Has Broken Out

REPORT OF WA IN PERSIA SAID TO BE UNLIKEL'   Iranian Spokesman Says Government Forces Told Not To Start Fight

Government Troops Ordered Not To Shoot —   Spokesman Says Possible Some Over-Eager Frontier Units Have Fired Few Shots

FIGHT IN IRAN “UNLIKELY” SAYS B.B.C.   London Radio Quotes Iranian Government Official   SPOKESMAN   Says Forces Under Stric! Orders Not To Start Any Fighting

Conflicting Reports Come From Capitals   Government Spokesman Says Troops Have Strict Orders Not to “Begin Any Fighting”

‘Heavy Aitack Reported ‘in Azerbaijan   Iranian Minisiry Confirms That Clashes Occurred

NO ORDERS OUT TO BEGIN WAR ON AZERBANAN   But Tabriz Radio Reports Fighting Opens in Province

Iranians Hur! New Attack At Azerbaijan  Government Troops Use Mortars

IRANIAN GOVERNMENT DENIES REPORTS OF WAR IN AZERBAIJAN  SELF-DECLARED “FREE” PROVINCE CLAIMS TO HAVE BEEN ATTACKED

Fighting In lran Reported As Unlikely’   However, Martial Law In Tabriz Is Declared Ordered

— RUSS SILENT  Martial Law in Tabriz  Government Denies Any   Government Denies Any Clash Likely

Iran Fighting  Discounted By Tehran Source   Government Spokesman Reported Saying National Forces Ordered Not To Start Fighting

Tabriz Radio Says: Central Iran Gov't Has Attacked Adertatjat and Fighting Now . ‘Progress; Lran Gov" Says. Fighting 1 Is_ “Un likely?

Iranian Fighting Termed Unlikely   Radio Reports, However, Indicate  Outbreak Of Strife In Azerbaijan

Some Doubt As To Outbreak Of  Iran Civil War   Azerbaijan Report O1 Attack By Federal For.  ces Is Discounted.

Dempsey Urges Brans Be Made Health Center:   Use of Vet Hospital Would Abolish Need For Capitol Building

Pempsey Reveals He Has Been Dickering to Get Hospital For State Use   CLAIMS SAVINGS COULD BE MADE iN CAPITOL

Chinese Report Mystery Plane Over Nanking   Communists Issue Threat To Call Own Assembly

UiNLAGU FULL HOLD 2 JANITORS. ~WPKIDNAP CASE  Inquest Ue ae Brings Tears to Hardened Cor 7        CONTINUED TILL JAN. 30      Man, 65, Employed at Site o' Body’s Dissection, Is Principal Suspect

Coroner Weeps At Inquest Into: Sadistic Killing   65-Year-Old Janitor Undergoes Questioniny Concerning Murder

Pair Had Keys To Room Where Body Was Cut   Wives Also Given Police Test; Inquest Over To Jan: 36

Kidnaping Story Told At Inquest   Even Coroner Weeps as Mur dered Girl’s Father Testifies Today

Kast Is Getting Bulk of Meat   600 Investigators Eve Vidwest Sales

Noted Jurist Stricken Early Today At Home   Named To Federal Bench In 1925 By Calvin Coolidge

Truckers Strike In New York   25.000 Ready To Walk Out; Shipments Stopped

At Least Seven ‘CAB Hearings  Hurt In Blast At. Plastics Plane Are, Concluded

Big Four Ministers Meet Opens   Tackle Last Big Issues: Blocking -European Peace

Bevin, Byrnes Confer  AnHour   Ministers Laying Ground To Wind Up Treaties

Big Four Meet to Tackle Last Blocks To Peace Treaties   May Be Able to Start on Plan For Germany

Big. Four Tackles Eastern Europe Peace Barriers In Fateful New York Meeting

Big 4 Face Treaty Showdown   Open Meeting Today To Make Final Decisions On Sore Points

Brynes Is Holding Secret Meets With Ministers  Preliminary Sessions Are Held Before Four Chiefs Convene

Byrnes and Bevin Meet Privately In New York City   Pact With Germany To Be Pressed by U. S.; Other Issues Outlined

‘Byrnes Confers With _ Bevin and French Representative Prior To Session; Franco Re gime Becomes Major UN Topic.

Byrnes Closeted With Bevin Over Treaty Situation   Talks With Two Other Ministers Prior to Big Four Conclave

BiG 4 MINISTERS MEET 10 DISCUSS FUROPEAN PEACE   U.N. Committees Knee-Deep In Varied Problems

Big Four Ministers Meet — To Tackle Issues Blocking Peace Of Eastern Europe   To Make Start On Settling Future Of Germany At Skyscraper Hotel Conference

Big 4 Ministers Meet to Settle Problems  me nr dL be Taakla Lact Great lesues Blockine Peace for Eastern Europe

‘BIG FOUR’ MINISTERS OPEN TALKS   Seek Completion Of Treaties For Satellites

Big-4 Ministers Facing Big Task  Momentous Session Opens is New York

‘Big Four Ministers Meet To Tackle Last Issues Blocking 'The Peace In Eastern Europe

—Foreign Ministers—  Tackle German Issues   Diplomats Meet, Try Settle East European Peace

Informal Talks By  Byrnes   Preparatory to Opening Foreign Ministers’ Sessions In Late Afternoon

Big 4 Foreign Ministers Take Up Peace Issues  Will Try To Make Stari On The Problem Of Ger.  manv’s Future.

Byrnes Talks to Big Four Chiels On Treaty Terms   Trieste Issue and Central European Problems Debated

BYRNES AND BEVIN “MET IN THE FIRST OF A SERIES OF TALKS   Preparing For the Opening of Four Foreign Ministers’ Sessions.   MET IN MID-MORNING   Byrnes to Meet Molotov and ' Couve de Murville This Afternoon.

Byrnes, Bevin Open First of Series of Talks   Ministers Council Due To Begin Sessions Today

Vital Issues ” Upon Peace ’ Come Before  Bie 4 Heads ~   Ministers Start Talks To Settle Differences

Ist Talk Is With  Bevin   Ministers Get Set For Vital Gatherings

Big-4 Envoys Sit to Iron Out Treaty Pacts   Byrnes, Bevin Meet Prior to Conference On Thorny Problems

Big 4 Meet To Discuss Major Items   First Foreign Minister Session Scheduled at 4 P. M. in New York Hotel   Treaties Are Issues   Pacts for Italy, Finland. Hungary, Romania,  Bulgaria Cited

BYRNES, BEVIN TALK IN PREPARATION FOR IMPORTANT SESSION   U.N. CONTINUES WORK IN COMMITTEES AS TOP OFFICIALS CONFER

Big Four Envoys Mee! Late Today  To Ca eeed Pale      Byrnes and Bevin In Secret Talks Preceding Parley

Brynes Is Holding Secret Meets With Ministers  Preliminary Sessions Are @ Held Before  7 i a a,

Ministers of Big Four to Hold Session   Will Tackle Last Major Issues That Block Peace In Europe

Big 4 Ministers Hold First Session In Effort To Write European Peace

BYRNES AND BEVIN HOLD CONFERENCE   Big Four Foreign Envoys Meet Late Taday

Envoys to Settle Germany's Future   Ability to Reach Agreements Amicably Scheduled for Test

Big Four Foreign  Ministers Discuss Peace In Europe   U.N. Committees Take Up Various Problems

Foreign Chiefs Meet To Discuss European Peace   Hope To Start On Settling Future Of Germany.

Big-4 Ministers Start Drafting Final Peace for Eastern Europe   Byrnes Holds Separate Conferences With Other Foreign Chieftains As Prelude To Wark an Lact Great Issues Blocking Treaties

Bishop Bareiy Escaped Death At Nazi Hands   Cardinal-designate Couu! vou Galen’s Life Sought for Denouncing Mercy KGllings

2 BURNED IN HOTEL FIRE   Osage Is Scene of Early Morning Blaze; TDamage {s $15,000

‘Two Burned ‘In Osage, la. Hotel Blaze   Guests Receive Severe Burns in Fire Starting Early This Morning

Ninth Death  From Tornado   Canton, Ohio, Woman Dies At Mankato As Result of Iniuries

Nation Prepares to Dim Lights   Passenger Train  Service to Drop

NTO MAKERS SNUB PRESIOENT OF UNION; DECLINE CONFERENCE   Charge Union Responsible Fo Production Troubles

MOTOR LEADERS DECLINE PARLEY   Ford Leads Snub of UAW Boss’ Industry Confab

AUTO MAKERS ARE SNUBBING INVITATIONS FROM REUTHER      FORD SUGGE MEAD OF UAW bo SOMETHING ABOUT STRIKES HAMPERING PRODUCTION

Stay-Ins May Remain Disagree Over Effects of Nebraska Primary On Stassen

Thye Drafts Potato Plan   Seeks to Remove Surplus From Market And Bolster Prices

FATHER SAYS GIRL'S MIND IS ‘UNSOUND’   Justice Second Witnes: Called by Defense In Sanity Hearing Here

German Industry: Will Be ‘Confined To Essential Work   Nation’s Econgmy To Be Strictly Ruled In Future Years

GERMANY’S WARMAKING POWER TO AN END   To Be Reduced to Second Class Industrial Country By Big Four Plan.

Seek Priority For Anti-Strike Bills   Want To Avert Industrial Col lapse Due To Coal Strike

Seeks Means To Force Lewis To End Nation s  Worst Coal Strike   President May Summon Operators And Miners To White House Conference; Urges More Legislation To Ease Labor Strife.

Says Will Call Meeting af White House   President Says ‘Contemplates’ Seizure Railroads

President. Questions Legality of Royalty  Seeks Way to Force Pit Tieup Hal

PRESIDENT SAYS HE MAY SEIZE U.S, RAILROADS   Chief Executive Thinks Royalty Demand Illewal

LEWIS MAY BE FORCED TO END WALKOUT   UMW Chief and Operators May Be Called to White House for Conference.

Son Evicts  His Parents   California Vet Serves Notice  To Move on Mother ‘ And Father.

MOTHER WEEPS AS NAVY VETERAN SON REGAINS POSSESSION OF HOME BY EVICTING HIS PARENTS

ithe Sadder  Parents Move Into Garage When Son Evicts Them From Home

PLAN OFFERED FOR PALESTINE   7-Point Proposal Appears In Hebrew Paper, Aimed At Peace in Holy Land

Congress Faces New Battle Over  Funds for Power   Appropriation Increase  for Southwest Program Sought to Begin Work

AIM AT SOLUTION OF OTHER PROBLEMS IN PARIS MEETING   Talks May Settle Differences Between Wartime Allies

PARLEY OVER PEACE PACTS , OPENS TODAY      FOREIGN MINISTERS OF FOUR NATIONS ‘MEET IN PARIS TO 3}? piscuss DIFFICULT  : PROBLEMS

Rugged Norway Pulling Out o! Back Wash of Battle on Diet of Bread, Potatoes and Fish

(Draft Extension Appears Shelved   New National Defense Act May Replace Universal Training Proposal

DRAFT, COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING BILLS ARE SHELVED  NATIONAL DEFENSE TO BE STUDIED BY HOUSE COMMITTEE

HOUSE BODY PUTS DAMPER ON DRAFT   COMMITTEE DECIDES TO CONCENTRATE ON NEW DEFENSE ACT

National Defense Act Brought Up.....  ‘Committee Spikes Hopes Of Early Consideration Of Military Training

ARMY TRAINING PLANS SHELVED   House Group Turns Instead To National Defense Act

Military Group Shelves Universal. Training Draft  Concentration Laid On New National Defense Act Instead

DRAFT, COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING BILLS ARE SHELVED  NATIONAL DEFENSE TO BE STUDIED BY

Action Delayed On Drait Extension-&  Peacetime Service           Consideration Postponed To Take Up National Defense Bill.

National Defense Act Is Urged For  Peacetime Army   Training Period For GI Replacement Is Slashed To Eight Weeks

Peace Draft Shelved for Defense Bill   Army Wants _ Million Men Left By July 1

Universal Training, Draft Extension Shelved By House Military Committee

Delay Action on Retaining Draft; Long Occupation?   Soldier Families May Join Mates If Rank High Enough

Draft Extension Plans Shelved; New Act Ahead   Universal Military Training Hope Of Administration _ Spiked By House Group

Action on Draft Law is Deferred   Military Committee Concentrates on New National Defense Act

Draft Law, Plan For Training Meeting Rebuffs  _ Hopes of Early Actior Are Spiked by  Manpece Cammitteemen

Group Considers Nat'l Defense Act   Universal Training Shelved In Favor Of New Act

House Studies New Nat’l Defense Act   Military Training, Draft Renewal Bills Delayed

Early Action on Draft Law Fails   Plan For Universal Training Set Back

House Group Begins Work Defense Plan   Spike Administration Hope: Of Early Action On Con. tinued Draft Law.   STEP UP REPLACEMENTS

Draft Extension May Be Topped By Defense Act   Hopes of Early Action Spiked By Committee

House Group to Pen Revised Defense Act   Military Committee Decides to Spike DraftExtension, Training Proposals

Early Adion Unlikely On Draft Law   Universal Military Training Sidetracked for New Netiowal Defense Act

Early Peacetime Draft Hope Lost  Committee Delays Action On Measure

Action on Draft Law Is Delayed   ‘Committee’s Decision to  Concentrate on Defense  Act Retards Hopes of  Administration

Action On Draft Law Postponed By House  National Defense Act Will Be

Solcns Concentrate on a New Defense Measure to Take Place of Draft System act Contemplated Universal  eae: :

SHELVES DRAFT ACT, UNIVERSAL TRAINING PLANS   House Group Decides to Work on New National Defense Bill

They Try for Peace Pact   Kaiser Says People Should Learn Inside Story on Steel Industry for Western States

Kaiser Pledges To Tell Inside Story About Stee   Industrialist Welcomes Quiz and Promises  ‘Atom Bomb’ Results

Opponents Want Truman to Stay   : Resignation Proposal :, Crackpot Idea, Says “ Rep. Crawtord

SCOFF AT IDEA OF TRUMAN QUITTING   REPUBLICANS HINT SITUATION MIGHT BE WORSE FOR GOP

End to Relief Would Hit Russia Hard   Reds No Longer Could Claim Credit for Feeding Poor People

Soviet Says Péace Depends Op Harmony   Gromyko Supports Atomic Exergy Plan

NEW YORK DEMOS’ TICKET ENDORSED BY TOP EXECUTIVE   Truman Tenders Endorsement and Thinks Slate Will Be Elected in Fall

Truman for Election of Mead-Lehman _ Will Say Nice Things  About Mead, Believes He Will he Flected

MEAD, LEHMAN GET TRUMAN'S SUPPORT   President Predicts Election of Oe ee

Truman Indorses Mead-Lehman Team   President Tells Press Conference New York Combination Suits Him All Right and Predicts Its Election.

Stark Testifies He Was "Surprised" By Jap Blow   Says He Personally Did Not “Expect” Air Blow On  Installations In Hawaii Area

STARK ADMITS PEARL HARBOR “SURPRISE”   Still Insists, However, Kimmel Was Sufficiently Warned

AGAIN STATES. PEARL HARBOR GOT WARNINGS   FORMER CHIEF OF NAVAL OP"ERATIONS THOUGHT SAPS MIGUT STRIKE PHILIP7 FINES FIRST

Murray Garsson Is Hit Also with Severe Heart Attack   Gives Interview from His Bedside in -Hotel  Located in Havana

Garsson Denies Profiteering; To Defend Self         ‘Another story and picture on Mead committee investigation appear on Pare 3.

Job Service To Be Returned To States Control   Truman Hopes Jolted By Coalition; House Kills Program 263-113

Truman Jolted by House Vote to Return USES   Congressmen Reject * Continued Federal : Cantrel Proposal

House Defeats Truman Proposal   Vote Would Return Employment Service To States By June

House Gives USES Back To States   ‘Federal Control Bill Is Given Decisive Defeat

PRESIDENT LOSES FIGHT OVER USES   HOUSE VOTES BILL TO RETURN AGENCY TOSTATE CONTROL

Yoshida Appointed Premier Endorsed By MacArthur   Expect His Cabinet Tc Be Coalition of Conservatives

Bakery Strike Hits Vital Cities   . Supply In Philadelphia, Chicago Cut By Stricking AFL Workers

Millions Facing Bread Shortage Due To Strikes   Chicago And Philadelphia Hard Hit By Bakery Walkouts

LIQUOR AGENTS MAKE SURVEY OF OHIO BARS   Permit Renewals Refused Where Law Violations Are Noted

Big 4 Ministers Giving Romania 1938 Frontier   Paris Parley Adjourns In . Complete -Disagreement On Danube Navigation

BiG 4 AGREES ON ROMANIA   1938 Boundary Is Granted; Doubrudja Restored

Ministers Agree To Cive Romania Boundaries Of °38   Reported In Disagree. ment, However, On Question Affecting Danube.

Ministers Set Border Lines For Romania  In Paris Talk   Biz Four Delegates Disazree On Danube, Black Sea Shipping

—FORKIGN MINIST BE AS— Council Grants Romani  Her Boundaries Of 1938   Ministers In Complete Disagreement Over Navigation Of The Danube River

Romania Wins "38  Lines From Big 4   Council Disagrees on Twe Other Points; Nation Gets Transylvania

ROMANIA GIVEN ‘38 BOUNDARIES   Ministers, However, Can’t Agree On Danube, Sea

Romania Granted Her 193  Borders   River Navigation Accord Fails To  Materialize

Ministers Void Vienna Pact by Hitler, Il Duce   Hungary and Bulgaria Lose Territory Given Them by Axis Powers

Romania Given  Old Boundaries   Big Four Disagree On Two Other Matters

ROMANIA GIVEN '38 BOUNDARIES   Ministers Fail To Agree Or Navigation Problems

ROMANIA WILL REGAIN AREAS LOST IN 1938   Big Four Decide To Restore Boundaries of Nation; Danube Debated

COUNCIL AGREES ON ROMANIAN 1938 BOUNDARY   Foreign Ministers, However, Split on Danube’s Use, Black Sea Access

a  DANUBE, BLACK SEA ISSUES ARE CAUSING BATTLE   “oreign Ministers Restore Romania s Borders With Hungary And Bulgaria, But Hit Deadlock On Other Matters.

DISAGREE ON DANUBE NAVIGATION   Boundary Decision Gives Transylvania To Romania.

Baundaries' Of 38   Reported In  Disagreeiment, However, © On Question  Affecting "Danube. :

Romania Granter 1938 Boundaries In Peace Talks   Danube Navigation; Black Sea Access Blocks to Ministers

New Difference Arises Over Danube Rights  Foreign Ministers Agree On Romania's _ 1938 Boundaries

75 Men Escape From Shatts   Heavy Damage Caused to West Virginia Community; Glass Injures School Pupils

WINDOWS A BROKEN 1000 FEET AWAY   Very Violent Blast Rips Thru Welch, W. Va. Mine

DAMAGE HEAVY AS BLAST RIPS THROUGH SHAFTS   West Virginia Village Scene of Tragedy; Toll Is Uncertain

Violent Explosion Traps 150 Miners   Damage Reported Heavy In Entire Community

Nearly 100 Men Removed From Mine To Safety; Tipple To Havaco Mine No. 2 Wrecked; Windows In Store Broken   OFFICE WORKERS INJURED BY GLASS

MINE EXPLOSION TRAPS 150 MEN   Causing Heavy Damage Throughout Mining Community.

Mine Explosion - 130 Men Trapped By Mine Exptosion   Blast Causes Heavy Damage To Virginia Community

COAL MINERS RETURN T0 WORK TODAY   Rail Furloughs Cancelled, Steel Plants Reopened

Most of Miners Return to Pits As Strike Ends   ‘Some Balk at Going Back Before Receiving Official Orders from UMW   STEEL PRODUCTION SLASHES CANCELED   Other Industries Ready to Return to Normal PreStrike Operaticn

Lewis Order To Return fo Pits ls Being Heeded   Stee! Production To Be Pushed Back to Normal Soon, Report

Turkey Refuses Soviet Demands   Latest Reply Called Flat Rejection of Straits Proposal

SECOND TURKISH ‘NO’ TO SOVIET REPORTED   Ankara Answers Latest Red Demand On Dardanelles

RUSSIANS GET TURKISH REPLY   Flat Rejection of Darda. nelles Proposal Reported

THIRD SOLON SEEKS FLOOR LEADERSHIP   Rep. Dirksen Becomes a Candidate for G. O. P. Post Already Sought by Charles Halleck anc Thomas Jenkins.

DIRKSEN ENTERS ‘HOUSE RACE FOR MAJORITY LEADER   Three G.O.P. Legislators Now in. Contest to Succeed Martin

U.S. May Serap Wage Board, Official Says   Says Wage Controls To Be Kept on Only Few Major Industries

WSB Reported In Final Days   Wage Stabilization Board’, Demise Said Due Soan

NEW GOVERNMENT WAGE STATEMENT ~ EXPECTED SOON   Scrapping of Stabilization Board by Administration Reported under Consideration.   CONTROLS MAY REMAIN OVER KEY INDUSTRIES   Advisory Group Places Recommendations Before Truman, but Refuses to Describe Them.

Administration Considers End To Wage Board   Statement of New Policy Expected To Be Made This Week

STABILIZATION BOARD DUE TO BE SCRAPPED   Action Forecast When OPA's Masfer Price Decontrol Program Ie Revealed

WSB SCRAPING IS CONSIDERED   Move Expected When OPA’: Master Decontrol Plan ls Announced

Wage Board May Be Dropped Unde: Decontrol Plan  Curbs Would Be Kent Ir   Curbs Would Be Kept  Industries Still Under Ceilings

EARLY END IS FORECAST FOR WAGE BOARD   Expect Agency to Go With Issuance Of Decontrol Plan

FEDERAL WAGE BOARD DOOMED   Stabilization Agency Te Be Scrapped Under New OPA Plan

Wage Stabilization Board Scrapping Is Considered   ‘Action. May Follow  Release of OPA. Master Price Cor Be trol Program—Some Wage. Ceilings “Mav be Retained _

Wage Statement  Is Anticipated  OPA Plan Expected to Be Voiced Soon

Socialist Ire StirredBy British Press   Government Threatens  a Charze          e Papers     ab Violare bree Press Tiohis

GANG JAILED FOR ~NEW YORK THEFTS   “Female Fagin” and Ten A tompbplices Arrested

Negotiation Resumed in Case Strike   Civic Leaders at Racine Se cure Renewal of Dis cussions in Strike

Nation Awaits 4 p. m. Deadline; ‘Doesn’t Look Too Good Now’   Bulletin.

‘The Strike Is On,’ Railroad  Union Asserts   ‘Nation Awaiis 4 Dp. m.  Deadline; ‘Doesn't Look Too Good Now’   Bulletin

Can't Cut Wages Even If Quitting Business Forced  Wage Stabilization Board Rules It’s ‘Against the Law’

MASS GRAVE YIELDS BODIES OF 3 AIRMEN   Fate of Two Yanks in Doubt After Army  Investigaion

US Transports Orderec Over Area, Tito Says;  Three Bodies Discovered

COMMON GRAVE HOLDS 3 YANKS   Witnesses Tell of Seeing Pair °arachute

BODIES OF ONLY JU, §. AIRMEN IN SLAV GRAVE   Question Again Raised Whether Five Lost Lives When Plane Was Shot Down Near Bled.   FLIGHTS DELIBERATE, MARSHAL TITO SAYS   Dictator Charges American Army Officers Ordered Trips to View Military Installations.

Bodies Of Three  Found   In Mass Grave  In Yugoslay Village: Question How Many Died in Wreckage —

Only Three Bodies Found   Question Raised Again Whether Three or Five Airmen Died in Yugoslav Crash

Ar my Workers Search Grave In Kropovnik   Registruiion ‘Squad Could Identify: ‘Positively: Only’  : yin Mass  - Grave      Buried itz Holy‘. Cross Cemetery   Secret ry of State Brynes  sked Army to  Transfer. Bodies to United: States

Three Bodies Found in  Mass Grave Charge Flichts      Charge Flights Ordered for  Reconnaijccanra

Army Workers Search for Two Others   Tto Says Airplanes Were Seeking Military Secrets

Threat Held Open to Give Case to U.N.   Tito Bows to U. S. Ultimatum, State Department Says

Mass Grave Yields Only Three Bodies  Discovery Leaves Fate of Other Two Men as Uncertain

BODIES OF THREE FLERS LOCATED tN MASS: CRAVE   Question Again Raised Whether Two Escaped Crash In Yugoslavia   CAPTAIN H. E. SCHRIEBER DEFINITELY IDENTIFIED

Three Bodies Found in  Mass Grave  Charge Flights - Ordered for  Reconnaissance

Bodies Of Only Three Iliers  Are Found In Common Grave   Question Again Raised As To Whether Three Or Five Pertshed In €-47 Crash

GRAVE YIELDS ONLY 9 LOST FLIER BODIES   QUESTIONS RAISED ON DEATH OF FIVE AMERICAN AIRMEN

~ Army Workers Search But Bodies of Only Three Airmen Found in Mass Yugoslav Grave

Hope Is Fading For 21 Aboard Lost Airplane   United Craft Believed Sighted In Mountain Region Of Wyoming

AIRLINER MISSING, 21 ABOARD   Wreckage Reported Sighted North of Sinclair, Wyo.

Prospects for Big Four Accord Dim   Next Few Days May Indicate Trend Talks Are Taking

Ministers Rest Before Opener   Business Meetings Set for Once a Day

HUNT SPREADS ~ TO JERUSALEN   British ‘Intensify Gigantic Search For Perpetrators of Hntal Ramhinn

Richardson Modifies Order Against  Army Paper’s Criticism of Leaders

Censorship Order Is Modified  Stars and Stripes to Resume Policy

ARMY REMOVES GAG FROM GL’S STARS, STRIPES   ‘But General Warns Against Insults  ‘To Authority

SELLING PRICES RAISED ON CARS   Increases Authorized By OPA To Offset Recent Wage Boosts

THE TEXAS POLL: Survey Shows Vets Dividing Support: Rainey Hoids Lead

Belden Poll Shows Texas Vets Fail To Emerge As DecisiveFactorIn Campaigr

iShowdown In State Campaign Set Saturday Rainey, Jester Hold lead In Texas Poll

(HE TEXAS POLL —— : naiysis of Governor's ice Reported by Belden

Peace Conference More Important Says Russian Press   Should Continue Work ‘Is Opinion, Even if It Means Postnonement

HURLS ATTACKS AT U. 8. POLICY   Criticizes Byrnes And Raps American Program In Philinpines. China

Italians to Try Hitler Tactician For Nazi Crimes   Von Kesselring Heads Lis! Of Major German Officers on Trial

ARNALL TELLS OF KLAN PLOT AGAINST LIFE   says FBI Warned Him 0 Atlanta-Born Scheme By Hooded Order

Klan Enemy’: Life in Peril   FBI Tells Governor Arnall He’s ‘Marked?

ARNALL LEARNS KLAN PLOTTING TO MURDER HIM   Georgia Governor Laughs Off Threat In AntiKKK Campaign

Racketeer Kidnaped In Chicago’s Gang Wars   Underworld Sources Believe Negro Will Be Held Until He  Surrenders Control

Capone Henchmen Suspected—  Chicago Gunmen Kidnap Negro Gambling Overlord

Lewis’ Return: Poses Problem  OF District 50   Catch-All Group Include: Many Unions in Dispute With AFL Wark

NON-NMU FOREIGN SHIPS ATSQ BKWERIPTET   ‘Mangled Bodies Found in Charred Wreckage of A-26

Wallace Woos Independent Votes For Remos   Urges Them To Vote With  Democrats

CANADIAN NEWSPRINT UP   lesconnena of $6.80 a Ton by Eight Manufacturer:

CANADIAN NEWSPRINT UP   Increase of $6.80 a Ton by Eight Manufacturer:

DISCOVERED IN HOME AT ANNAPOLIS   Terry Taylor And Parents Reunited; Enroute Home

REDS CONCEDE PEACE RIGHTS TO PARIS, U.S   Harmony Marks First Meet of Big Four  Conference

Paris Parley  Opens on Key Of Harmony   Russia ConcedesFrench Right to Take Treaty Part

Senator Taft Accuses Truman Administration Of Inflation ‘Hypocrisy’

TRUM “FOR HIGH PRICE   TAFT CHARGES ADMINISTRATION WITH “HYPOCRISY” ON INFLATION SUBJECT,

Food Rations In American Zones Are Cut   Now Are Placed At Starvation Level

FATHER AND SON FORFEIT LIVES AS PENALTY OF CRIME   REAL ESTATE PRICES 25 10 100 PER GENT HIGHER THAN IN 194f

COLUMIANS ACT AGAINST: THREE   Warrants Accuse Anti-Nazi League of Usurping Palice Powers

Columbians Hit Back at Foes   Swear Out Warrants for Anti-Nazi Trio

KIDNAPER FREES DOCTOR'S WIFE '   MOTHER OF THREE UNHARMED DURING 5-HOUR ABDUCTION

EVACUATED BY RUSSIANS   Chinese Flag Is Flying Over Jap Headquarters in Manchuria

Truman to Confer   With ‘Outsiders’   Capital Expects $4. a Ton Boost t etal Price

NEWU.S: ACTION IN STEEL TIEUP TO BE DELAYED   President to Canvass Labor Situation in New Conferences

Government Action In Strikes, Delayed   Federal Intervention May Follow Conferences By Government Chiefs

Truman fo Call In Outsiders . To Talk Steel   President Talks Over Industrial Situation With His Highest Advisers

New Action On Steel Is Put Off   Truman Will Call In Men From Outside Government To Discuss Affairs

Federal Action On Steel  Strike Delayed   Truman to Summon Outside Men To Study Problem

Settlement of Steel Strike Is Biggest Problen   Byrnes, Vinson and Bowles Confer With President During Day

The President  Delays Federal Move in Steel   Truman to Call Men From Outside Government to Discuss Strike and Other Economic Affairs Next Week

sii Seeking Talk Solution To Strike Evils   Sets Further Parley After Confabs Fail

To Ask Aid From Outside   ‘No Results’ trom Saturday Meeting is Announced

Steel Strike Action Delayed   Truman Will Call In Men From Outside Government T. Tiicenscs Affair.

Strike Study Put Off Over the Weekend  President to Call In Men Outside the Government

No 0, ‘Conclusive  Peer ty  Dd. Lecs alts Fro oni  Saturday T Talks   Presideut Wil’ Call In “Men froni Outside. ‘Gov-. zninent To. Diseuss.  “Affairs Next Week.        Vinson and Byrnes  At White House   ele of Cabinet Offi      Say as They Left’ ‘Meetis ---

Federal Action On Steel Strike Will Be Delayed   Truman Confers With Advisers On Economics

Steel Strike Move Delayed By President   Confers With His Top Economics Advisors, Plans Summoning Of Outsiders This Week

Truman Plans To Call In Outside Help In Dispute   Day-Long Conference Held With Highest Advisers; Canvass Situation

DECIDES TO GALL MEN FROM QUTSIDE "CAPITAL CIRCLES   Situation Studied in Days   Long Meetings — Vinson, Byrnes, Snyder, Bowles   at White House.   FOUR FAIL TO REACH DEFENITE CONCLUSIONS   Pricing Formula Reported Sought—Observers Hold Executive Can’t Recede From Wage Stand.

LEGION ENDS ITS MEETING   PENNSYLVANIA VETERAN ELECTED NATIONAL COM- MANDER--TRAINING AND UNIFIED COMMAND “ARE FAVORED

LEGIONNAIRES WANT NATION WELL ARMED   Redoubled War on Communism Asked by Convention

Strongly Armed America Urged By Legion Hos!   Paul H. Griffith, Of Uniontown, Pa., National Head Of American Legion For Year   BROAD PROGRAM BEING OUTLINED

Truman Seeking To Stem Strikers   White House Talk On Steel Outlook Is Ordered

President, Company and Union Representatives Renew Efforts At Settlement: Fact-finding Bill Expected To Pass After Revision.

 Neither Side Vielded at Meet. Claim.   Truman Voices: Optimism for Settlement Before Deadline

Steel Strike Antagonists Resume Wage Talks At White House Today   Truman Voices Settlement Hopes For Both Steel And General Motors; Seeks To Persuade Meat Packers, Union To Resume Bargaining

TRUMAN CALLS ANTAGONISTS IN FOR MORE TALKS   President Optimistic In Belief Issues Can Be Settled Before Strike Deadline Of Next Monday.

STEEL LEADERS, UNION HEADS IN “TRUMAN OFFIC   President Renews Role of Mediator To Prevent Strike Of 860,600

Steel Strike Antagonists Reopen Wage Talks Today   Truman Is Optimistie Over Ending Dispute

Truman Calls Steel Men to Conference   Discussions Between CIO And GM Officials Will Resume Where Left Off At Saturday Meeting _

Truman Brings Steel Strikers Back For Talks   President Hopeful Strike Will End Before Deadline Set Next Monday

Seek To Avoid Steel Walkout   Truman Calls Parley With Antagonists

Fairless And Murray Return To White House   Truman Calls Antagonists For Fresh Atlempt To Avert Strike Of Steel Workers

Believes Settlement Possible   Over 800,000 Workers Slated To Walk Out Monday

steel Strike Truce ‘Parley Is Resumed   Truman Calls Antagonists To White House For Further Effort To Prevent Walkout   Oklahoma Senstor ‘Says Higher Prices, 'Waaes Debt Answer

Truman Gets Steel Leaders Together   President Hopeful Solution To Be Reached, Head Off Strike of 800,000

TRUMAN VOICES OPTIMISM OVER BALKING STRIKE   Fairless, Murray And Top Federal Aids Again Hold White House Parley

Fairless, CIO Head In Capital   Truman Optimistic About Settlement

WAGE TALKS RESUMED AT WHITE HOUSE   President Calls Steel Strike Antagonists Back for Fresh Try To Keep Workers on Jobs

LACK OF REPLACEMENTS  GIVEN AS REASON FOR DE LAYING RETURN OF THOU. SANDS’ OVERSEAB      By GARRETT WATERS  Unterpmaationnl Seuwe Servicne

MINERS GET PROTECTION Of ARMED FORGE   Workers Hold Little Fear Of Being Drafted

PA, MINERS REFUSE TO RETURN TO WORK   “No Gontract, No Work” Re gardless Of Gov't Seizure

EXPELLED FROM GERMANY   ‘Wiel   Former Soldiers Violated Ban on’ Marrying German Girls

EXPELLED FROM GERMANY   Former Soldiers Violated Ban on Marrsing German Girls

STRIKE-CAUSES. --MORE-LAYOFFS         ESTIMATE 125,000 ARE IDLE. AS RESULT OF THE WALKOUT OF COAL MINERS

THOUSANDS JOIN IDLE AS COAL FANS IN CAR, STEEL INDUSTRY   125,000 Laid-Off; Steel Down 70 Percent

PULLMAN SYSTEM PLANS AUGUST STRIKE  wwarearemgpernrrarTrwrrrsAvaA

Missourians Greet Truman   President Returns To Home State to Cast His Ballot

Delegates Okay Program For Sessi  HST Plans Talk To UN Meeting Today

FAST WORKING SCHEDULE SET FOR UN BODY   Assembly Meets To‘day In New York; 81 Nations ‘In’

SCHEDULE. SET BY ASSEMBLY   Historic Session. Will Open at 4 P. M. In Fair Building

U.N. General Sessions Today Assembiy Begins   Pres. Truman to Address Delegates at 3 P. M. Local Time

FAST WORKING SCHEDULE SET BY DIPLOMATS   DELEGATES OF 5l NATIONS AWAIT TRUMAN TALK

U.N. Assembh Opens Today In New York   Truman To Speak: Speedy Schedule Is Being Charted

U.N. ASSEMBLY DELEGATES AWAIT TRUMAN'S SPEECH   Diplomats Believe Important Indication of American Policy May Be Given by President.   STEERING COMMITTEE MAPS WORK PROGRAM   Diplomats to Be Received at New York City Hall Today and Take Lunch at  Waldorf Astoria.

Truman's Talk Awaited With Keen Interest   Fast Working Program Arranged by Steering Board; Caucuses Held

Britain Violated Allied Pact in Far East, Claim   Ukraine Delegate in New Charges Before United Nations

Soviet Deleg. ite At UNO Charges Britain With © Failing To Disarm Japs

RUSSIA ACCUSES BRITAIN OF VIOLATING FAR EAST PACT   Soviet Commissar Charges England With Failure to Disarm Jags in East Indies

ACCUSATION BY SOVIET LEADER BEFORE THE UNG   Saves Assignment There Not Fulefilled; Move to Postpone Selection of Site

See British Failure in Indonesia   Charge ‘That EngSanil * Violated Agreement To Disarm Japanese

BRADLEY MAKES GRAFT CHARGES   Veterans Aduinistration Opens Files: to Back Charges with Case Historles.

Case Histories On Veterans Training Revealed As Officials Study ‘Scandal’

THE NEXT SPEAKER  \After 22 Years In Congress ‘Joe Martin Nears Top Job

Many Assembly Leaders Win   Some Incumbents Taste Defeat in Battle  For Renomination

1,600 State Guardsmen In Final Day of Training At  Indiantown Encampment

Public Meets In Iran Are Banned  Seog. eae  ee   Russians Continue Move Troops, Said

Political Meetings, Demonstrations Are Banned in Iran   Military Observers Estimate That ‘Size of Russian Force in Country Is ‘Probably Doubled’

Premier Ahmed Qavam es Saltaneh Bans All Public Political Meetings and Demonstrations in Iran.

ATAVIA BLAZE DESTROYS HOMES   Two Native Sectors Suffer; Charge Dutch Move in Retaliation

CHURCHES REACHING - 700 FEW U. S. YOUTH   J. Edgar Hoover Warns Lack of Contact Providing Fertile Field For Crime

MILD WEATHER STAYS   State Will Get a Five Day Stretch, % Says Forecaster

Bobby Sock Leads to Identification of Dismembered Body of Slain Gir

LEGION CLOSES MEETING IN ROW   , WORLD WAR II VETS CHARGE POLITICS IN OFFICER BALLOTING

— WAR PROFITSFavors Given. For Aid   955% Gain Made by One Manipulator

War ProbersCome Across New Evidence   Involves Former Treasury Employea For “‘Steeriaig” Lend-Lease Contracts to. Brokers

Favors On War Contracts Eyed  Week-End Trips For U. S. Employes Told

Former Treasury Employes Figure in War Profits Quiz   Mead Committee Learns Some Workers Received Favors fo1  ‘Steering to Brokers Lease-Lend Contracts on Whict Excessive Profits Were Made—One With Desk, Chair and Gall Got $200,000 Worth of Business.

U.S. Employes Given Favors To Aid Brokers   Gross Profits of 955 Pct. Made on Contracts

Prosperity Ahead Except for 1947 Dip, Says Renort   President’s Economic  Council Makes Its Predictions After Study

Except for Possible 1947 ‘Dip’  Prosperity Is Predicted   Truman Urges All to Remain on Job to Avoid a Recession 

RECESSION IS AVOIDED BY HARD WORK   Truman Sees Frosperity  Ahead If Capital and Labor Will Cooperate

Sticking To Job. Will Avoid ‘Dib’   “Free Competitive Enterprise” Held Base For Permanent Gains; ‘47 Slump Fear

Truman Advisers  See Prosperity For Years Ahead   Possible Dip In 1947 May Be Averted, Says President If Everybody Wili Stay On Job; Avers  Industry Strikes Are Unnecessary

TRUMAN SAYS COUNTRY MAY AVOID SLUMP   ECONOMIC COUNCIL SEES GOOD TIMES FOR YEARS AHEAD   Not Government Problem

Boom Period Of ‘Some Years  Is Envisioned  ewer   Truman Says Staying On Job Will Avert Possible 1947 ‘Dip’

Truman Claims ‘47 Recession ls Avoidable   President Sees. Good Times if People Stay at Work

President Declares Possible *Dip’ in "47 Can Be Avoided   Free Competitive Enterprise Held Base Of Permanent Prosperity by Economic Advisers; “Guiding” Role by UL. S. Urged

1947 Recession Can Be Avoided Only If Everyone Stays on the Job, President States

TRUMAN ADVISED LONG-TERM TRADE OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT   Economic Council Predicts Good Times for Years Except for Possible “Dip” in 1947.   PRESIDENT DISAGREES _ ANY SLUMP IN SIGHT   Group Declares “Free Competitive Enterprise” Must ' Be Base of a Permanent Prosperity.

SHORT SLUMP IN 1947 SEEN BY ADVISORS   Dip Can Be Averted If People Stay on Job, President Says

Truman Says He Does No Admit Such Possibility  As Economic “Dip” The Comina Year

President Disagrees  With Report      Truman Believes ‘Din’ in "47, Forecast by His Economic Council, Can  Be Avoided by Work

READ   Economic Body Reports On  Business Irene   Urges Government Keep Hands Off For The Present

NEW GM WAGE OFFER. EXPECTED   Union Leaders Say Less Than  19 1-2 Cents Unacceptable

BY VETO POWER   Soviet Circles Maintain UN Big Powers Should Stick . Tooether

Sharp Cleavage Expected on Russian Position When Assembly Meets Sept. 23 in New York.

Russians Firm That U.N. Veto Be Unchanged   Security Council to Hear Bids For Membership From Four Natiana

SOVIET HOLDS FIRM ON VETO PROPOSALS   Reaction to Attack By Evatt Does Not Change Opinions

Russia Holds Firm to Conviction Veto Must Remain   United Nations Security Council Making Preparations to Act on Membership Applications

RUSSIA HOLDS FIRM ON VET(      Reports Indicate Soviet Will Fight to Retain  Power in Council

Fat Woman Gets Stuck in Bathtub; Has To Be Pried Out With Crowbars

Blunt Talks On World Affairs Worry Officials Lest Policy Cause Unfavorable Reactions

Bluntness Policy Worries Diplomat:   Officials Fear New Emphasis Appears Aimed at Russ Alone

FEARS RAISED BY BLUNTNESS INU. S. POLICY   State Department Awaits Soyiet Reaction to Sharp Note on Jran Situation

WAIT SOVIET REPLY   Blunt Talk Has Some Diplomats Privately Worried

Diplomats ji Hery Over ‘Blunt Talk   Russia Not Singled Out for U.S. Candor; Fascists Rapped, Too

Firm Stand On F oreign Policy Fell   Diplomats Show Concern: Battleship Missouri Going To Black Sea

NEW SPEAKING PLAN NOT AIMED ATRUSSIA ALONE   Argentina, Spain Also Fee Sting of American Verbal Attacks

Blunt U. S. Talk Is Felt In Russia Spain, Argentina   American Battleship Ordered To Sail

fear Policy  \imed At Reds   Mficials Worry Let Policy  Appear Aimed Only At  Russia.

Blunt U. S. Talk Aimed At Spain ‘Argentina Also   Hoping Straight-From-The-Shoulder Approach Will Force Quick Showdown

Blunt Talk Said Not Aimed Solely At The Russians   State Department Points Out It Is Also Taking Same Attitude Toward Spain and Argentina.

\New Emphasis On Blunt Talk Felt In Argentine and Spain As Well AsIn Russia

Foreign Policy Harasses Some Federal Officials   STRAIGHT TALK MIGHT HIT RUSSIA AND IRK SOVIET

No! Aiming Just af Russia   U. S. Emphasis on Blunt  Talk New Method; State Department Hes Many  Concerns

Russia Is Not Sole Target   America’s New, Blunt Foreign Policy Adopted to End Hush-Hush Diplomacy Toward All

FEAR BLUNT TALK POLICY IS NOT CLEAR   Some American Diplomatic Officials Concerned Over Possible Idea Frankness Applies to Russia Only.

New U.S. Pow: Nv Of Blunt Talk In World fairs Not Aimed Just At Russia

Worried Officials Say Blunt Talk Also to Spain, Argentina   Concerned Policy Taken as Exclusively Aimed at Russian Government

U.S. FIRM TALK ISNT AIMED AT MOSCOW ALONE   Washington Officials Point To Blows Also Delivered At Spain, Argentina

‘Blunt Talk’ Policy Not Aimed at Russia Alone   Diplomatic Officials Cite Maneuvers Against Argentina and Spain as Evidence; Whole Idea Desiqned to Force Quick, But Friendly, Showdowr

New “Blunt Talk” Policy Not Aimed At Russia Alone   U. 5. Officials Stress This Fact by Citing Maneuvers Against

‘American Diplomats Worried   Fear New Blunt-Talk Policy Will Be Misinterpreted

Russia Is Not Lone Target Of U.S. Blunt Talk   Spain And Argentina Also Feel Sting Of New  Ontennken Palicy

Reaction Worries Official Capital   Fear Felt Policies May Be Taken By Reds Alone

New Policy Not Aimed At Reds Alone, U: S. Diplomats Assert   - Maneuvers Against. Argentina, ‘Spain Cited; Batleship Missouri Sails Soon For Turkey   Oft-Amended Housing Bill Slated For Vote In Congress Today With Easy Passage Seen

U.S. FIRMNESS NOT AIMED AT RUSSIA ALONE   Leaders Cite New Toughness with Spain, Argentina as Well as Reds.

Envoys Fear U. 8, Bluntness May. Be Misunderstood    Policy Is Not Aimed At Russia Alone, Officials Point Out

Ne a EO. Stern Stand By U.S. Not Aimed  At Soviet Alone   Dipiomalic Gfficials Cit: Maneuvers Against »Argentine and Spain As Evidence

BLUNT TALK BY U.S. NOT AIMED AT REDS ALONE   Diplomatic Moves Against Argentina, Spain Cited

Other Nations  Feeling Blunt U.S. Words   Argentina and Spain And Not Russia Alone Hear Clear Policy

U. $. Policy Not Aimed al Russia Alone   Diplomats Explain Plain Spoken Words Are Felt Elsewhere

\RGENTINA, SPAIN ‘TARGETS.  New Blunt-Talking Policy” Not Aimed. at Russia Alone

U. $. Frankness Not Exclusively For Russia  Showdowns Sought With Franco Spain  Aad Arvnantiangn

7. VAEAGY PUL  ee  Firm Stand Is Defended  Russia’ s Reaction   “Russia’s Reaction  To Notes Awaited

New American Policy of Blunt Talk In World Affairs Not Aimed at Russia Alone

BLUNT TALK NOT FOR RUSSIA ALGNE, J. 5. DIPLOMATS EXPLAIN  OFFICIALS POINT OUT ’ ARGENTINA, FRANCO ALSO GET SPANKED

Heirens Denies  Any Confession   Kidnap-Slaying Suspect Is Summoned For Arraignment Today

Press China Peace Talks   Communists Pessimis tic Over Results of Latest Peace Parley 

Political Pot In Bad Stew, Says Economist   ROGER BABSON BELIEVE: TRUMAN LEADERSHIP FAULTY,

BLUNTLY TELLS PEACE PARLEY OF U.S, VIEWS   FCRETABY CALLS SOVIET  DELEGATES FOR MISREPRE TING AMERICAN POLI CIES AT PARIS CONFERENCE

RED CHARGES ~ BILE BYRNES   State Secretary Objects te ‘Misrepresentations’ of American Views.

Flatly States U.S. Seeking No Reparations   Masaryk Also Defends Czech Stand in Issue

LIQUIDATION OF UNRRA HAILED   Senators Back Proposal By LaGuardia To Wind Up World Relief Body

UNRMA LIQUIDATION PROPOSED TODAY   Senators Hail Plan; Hope for Return of Funds to Treasury.

 Liquidation Of UNRRA Soon Is Advecated   SUGGESTION MEETS WITE APPROVAL OF MANY U. S. SENATORS.

Solons Hail Move To End UNRRA Aid   McKellar Lauds Action As ‘Delightful News’

CIO SEAMEN, LONG SHOREMEN QUIT IN EAST, WEST  COLUMBUS TROLLEYS STOPPED

Columbus Gripped bs Car Strike   Negotiations Fail To Keep Traction — Line In Operation.

WALKOUT STOPS TRANSIT UNITS IN COLUMBUS   Operators, Maintenance Men Strike for Higher Pay, Shorter Work Week

UN Staff Studies Request to Delay General Assembl   Postponement Would Throw Arrangements Fer Meeting Into Turmoil

U.N. Council To Study Plea For Postponement   DEBATE OVER MOTION TO HIGHLIGHT TODAY'S  SESSION

POLITICS ROLL AS THE NEW YEAR STARTS   Incumbents First to Announce Candidacy

S tate Office Holders Begin To Make Plans For Renomination   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Seitinel’s Special Correspondent

AFL Joins Housewives In Asking Continuance Of Price, Rent Controls

AFL Supports OPA Control   Join With Housewives In Asking Control Continue Price Curbs

SHOULD KEEP CONTROL    Labor Leaders Not in Sympathy  With Entire Program

GIRL INVOLVED IN. TERRORISN   15 Suspects Detained After Jerusalem Combed For Gun Gang

BOMB STATION IN JERUSALEY   At Least Two Known Dead In Renewed Violence By Underground

BOMBS PLANTED IN JERUSALEM   Police Comb City For Girl And Gang Of Youne Gunmen

Suspects in Bombing Are Arrested  Two Dead, One Missing in Station Blast

Gun Girl, Gang Blow Up Depot  In Jerusalem   At Least Two Dead, 15 Arrested After Waiting Room Blasted

LRU AGNENS eek ids AAR CUN, mammineia  ceamemennmieatns smell  Police Hunt For Girl Gang Leader  Jerusalem Station Damaged By Blast

mo Station. ~ s Blown Up   Pistol-Toting Girl Leads Band Of Terrorists In — Holy Land

Opens Way for Distribution of Funds in lowa   Court Had Previously Upheld Laws Providing Transportation and Supplemental Aid

CLEAR IOWA'S SCHOOL FUNDS   State Court Denies Rehearing of Case

Clears Way to Distribute Aid Fund In State   Constitutionality of Law - Upheld By Iowa Su preme Tribunal

SEN, MCLELLAN FLAYS WALLACE   HITS PROPOSAL TO EXPEL DEMOCRATS WHO DO NOT FOLLOW PRESIDENT.

Flood Maroons 150, Damage To Reach $200 000   All Rescued In Boats, No Injuries Reported

Firemen, Police UtilizeRowboats To Rescue(iroup   Cloudburst Flood: Streets; ‘No. Injuries “Reported; Loss Set At 3100.000

Arabs Decline  London Invite   Refusal to Inchide Muft Brines. Reiectinn

Jewish Reply Expected By Tomorrow   British Refuse To Invite Mufti Of Jerusalem

DISTRICT JAIL FREE-AND-EASY   Inmates’ Organized Business Ventures And Held Parties, Witness Says

Story of D. C. Jail Parties Told; Inmates Form Business Ventures

F our Hunters Dead, 30 Wounded in Opening   Of Small Game Season

One Hunter Fatally Shot, 30 Wounded   Three Other Men Die From Heart Attacks First Davy of Season >

Louis-Conn Fight ‘Stinkeroo,’ — Solon Says, Assails Jacobs   Ry JAMES C. MUNN

Rep. O'Toole Sees Fraud in Title Go   Demands Boxing Commission Hold Up Purses. Investiaqate 'Swindie'

Louis-Conn Bout Branded As “A Fraud”  Solon Demands That Purses-Be Held Un: Declares Customers “Swindled”

Louis-Conn Bout Branded As “A Fraud”   Solon Demands That Purses Be Held  fine Daclarac Cruetamoare ““Gwindlad!’

RING BATTLE IS TABBED ‘FRAUD’   Solon Demands Purses of Louis And Conn Be Held Pending Investigation

Rep. O'Toole Demands N.  Y. Baxing Commission i Hold Up Purses: Says  Audience “Swindled”

LOUIS WINS BY ~ A KNOCKOUT IN EIGHTH ROUND   Conn No Match For Brown Bomber, Says He Will Retire.   Purse May Be Held Up  Pending Investigation.

Calls Biq Scrap Mere ‘Stinkeroo’  N. Y. Solon Puts Blame for Fight Flop on Mike Jacobs

INQUIRY INTO FIGHT SOUGHT      oe “—" 3 REPRESENTATIVE ASKS THAT TITLE PURSES BE HELDUP

TITLE FIGHT CALLED “FRAUD”; PROBE 15 ASKED BEFORE PAY   N. Y. REPRESENTATIVE REQUESTS PURSES BE HELD UP FOR TIME

BALLES ASKS NEW TRIAL   Motion. Made By His Attorney— Sentencing Next Friday

Strike Shadow Beclouds State  - Workers By Hundred: Are Being Furlouahec

Just About Everybody Can Stand Everything About’ Xmas Except the Day After

Day After Christmas Is No Time To Have to Write a Column, Boyle Weeps

’Tis Day After Christmas And Throughout U. S. - Everyone’s Stirring And Working -- Much Less

U. $. FREIGHTER 15 CAUSE, OF DISPUTE AS BRITONS RAVE    Claim Ship as Prize and That American Warcraft Took i {ce From Them

Derelict Sk Ship Is Claimed As Prize ‘By British, Yanks   British S Ship Which  Salvaged Freighter _ Charges Yanks Took ~ Je Forcibly Away:

BRITISH CLAIM U.S. DERELICT   FREIGHTER LIMPS~ TOWARD ENGLAND UNDER OWN POWER

U.S., Britain Wage Contest For Derelict   American Ship Salvage Prize

Derelict Freighter Becomes Center of Big Maritime Fight   British Claim Ship After Collision at Sea; U.S. Navy Takes Over

British Claim U.S. Freighter  ‘Salvage Prize   Derelict American Farmer Limps Teward England With U. 5. Destroy ck As Escort

Legal Battle Over Ship Seen   British Ship Towing Crippled Craft Says  Americans Took Over

British May Claim  Freighter as Prize   Legal Battle Shapes After Claim Is Made British Had Ship in Tow

ROW RAGES OVER SALVAGE PRIZE   British Claim U. S$. Crew ‘Stole’ Valuable Derelict

British, U.S.in Maritime _ Tift Over ‘Prize’ Vessel   Derelict Yank Freighter  Claimed by Britons; se) “Yanks Re-Board Craft, Hoist Own Ensign:

Row Follows Collision of Ships at Sea   British Newspapers Play Up Story of Assistance Given Freighter as It Limps Toward Port

British Claim Ship as Prize   Protest Seizure by Party of Americans

SALVAGE PRIZE DISPUTE BREWS   British Forced Off Derelic Freighter By Americans, They Claim.

Santa Fe Short 1,895 Grain Cars on Western, Eastern Lines. Survey Shows

Atom-Brandishing Talk Hurts Cause of Peace, Byrnes’ Friends Believe

BAN ON ‘ATOM THREATS’ ASKED   ‘Brandishing’ Of Weapons Gets Byrnes’ Attention

Atom. Wielding Angers Byrnes   ‘Big Stick’ Remarks May Bring’ Ban On Remarks by Military Heads

Byrnes May Ask President to Ban ‘Atom-Brandishing by Army, Navy Leaders As lt Upsets Peace Plans

BYRNES WANTS ARMY, NAVY 0 COOPERATE    Seeks An End of What He Classes ‘Atom Brandishing’

U.S. Atom-Might Talk Upsets Byrnes   Secretary Reported Asking Truman Curb on Army, Navy Boasts

BYRNES ANNOYED BY DRUM BEATING   May Ask Truman to Curtail Loose Talk by Military and Navy Leaders

Blunders Blamed On Armed Forces   Belligerent Attitude Ie Credited With Embarrassing State Department Efforts

Frowns on Statements by Military Chiefs   Rir Force, Navy Claims Embarrassing To State Department

MOLOTOV AGREES TO U.S. DEMANDS ON INSPECTION   Move Would Be A Prerequisite To Disarmament

Offer to Disarm  Is Made   Russie Would Agree to American Demond for tnspection Riehts

INDICATES RUSSIA WILL AGREE : TO INSPECTION RIGHTS’IN : INTERNATIONAL DISARMAMEN?

Soviets Yield To U. S. Views  kor Disarming   Acceptance Of Demands For Inspection Rights Comes As Surprise

MOLOTOV HAS U. S., BRITAIN PUZZLED AGAIN   Soviet Leader’s Statement On Meeting Inspection Demands Surprises   RUSSIA TAKES INITIATIVE   ei staan  Delegates Frankly Skeptical About Soviet Willingness To Permit Inspection

MOLOTOV HINTS AT COMPROMISE ON DISARMIN   Suggests Inspection System _ Demanded by U. $. Can Be ‘Harmonized’   WORDS ARE SCRUTINIZED   Americans, British Hope He Means What His Public Address implies,

MOLOTOV TAKES INITIATIVE ON DISARMAMENT   Delegates Skeptical of Real Motives of Reds

Reds Offer fo Allow Inspections   Sensational Shift Catches U. S., British Officials by Surprise

Offer Surprises Britain. America   Molotov Says His Nation Will Accept Plan For Atom Bomb Inspection In All Countries

Soviet Minister Surprises Officials With Statement At Foreign Press Banquet   Declares That Differentes Over Proposed Reduction Program be ‘Harmonized’

Offer Catches Britain, U.S. By Surprise  Delegates Wander if Agreement Can

Claim: Willing To Per. mit Inspection For Armaments  IS BIG _ SURPRISE  Molotov Mak: Makes State_ment.At Banquet Te WN ew Y oe

Russ Offer to Accept Arms Plan   Molotoy Offers to Meet U.S. Demands at Armistice Dinner

Takes Initiative For Second Time On Disarmament Issue; AngloSaxon Powers Consider Proposal Of Russian   AMERICAN, BRITAIN APPEAR SKEPTICAL

Says Soviet Will Meef Demand For Inspection Right  Byrnes, Bevin Taken oft. Guard By Red’‘s  anecarional »Speect

Molotov Offer Surprises U. 5., * And British, Too   Inspection Rights, Long Peace Issue, Waived by Russians

Molotov’s Sensational Announcement Catches Delegates By Surprise   Americans And British Wonder If Armistice Day Address Meant Business Or Was Intended For Important Propoganda Purposes.

Offer Catches Britain, U.S. By Surprise   Delegates Wonder If Agreement Can Be Denended Unron

Molotov’s Banquet Announcement Catches Britain, U.S. by Surprise; Requisite to World Slash Seen

Allies Amazed At Concession  By Molotov   Stay Skeptical; Would Solve Problem of ‘A’ Romh Control

Surprise Stand On Disarmament Voiced by Soviet   Moscow's Compliance To American Proposal Would Ease Tension

U. §., Britain Surorised by Soviet Action   Americans, British Frankly Skeptical Of Latest Proposal

MOLOTOV IN SURPRISE MOVE   Agrees to Meet U.S Demand for Right Of Inspection

MOLOTOV SAYS REDS AGREE T0 ARM INSPECTION   Russian Offer Catches Other Big Four Nations By Surprise

Molotov Reversal On Arms Question  Surprise to U.S.   Official Decision Toward Demand for Inspection Rights Waited   FOREIGN MINISTER EXPECTS HARMONY   Indicates American and Rus. sian Proposals Can Be Coordinated

30 Per Cent Top Interest Fixed In Lending Bill   15 Measures Drafted To Meet Requirement Of New Constitution

SET A MAXIMUM INTEREST RATE OF THIRTY PER CENT   This Is For All Lenders In Missouri, It Was Announced.   RILLS IN THE HOUSE   A Series of 15, Including One Permitting 30 Per Cent Rate Introduced.

U.N. Is Faced With Problem Of Palestine   Arabs Turn to Soviet Union for Help in Council

UN MAY FACE PROBLEM OF PALESTINE.   ‘Present Situation Considered a Threat to Peace

Arab-Jew Issue Headed for UN Security Council   Appeal to Security Body Considered  Over Entrance Plan

Arabs Weigh Appeal fo U.N. Counc as Both Sides Hurl Force Charges

3,200-Year-Old Problem Still Puzzles World   Arabs Determined To Prevent Return Of More Jews   RRITISH HOLD BACK   London Looks To U. S. For Money And Men To Back Plan

Old Palestine Problem Tough One for New UN   Spokesmen for Arabs Bares Possibility of Appeal to Council.

NAME HAUGE TO CONTROL BOARD   Succeeds McCreery in lowa:Position

Green Endorses River Highway, Says Rosenfield   Rally at Marquette Park Largest of Any in Series

EXPECT GOOD WEATHER FOR A-BOMB TEST   Long Range Forecast Predicts No Unusual Conditions

Forecast Predicts Weather Will Favor Execution of Atomic Bomb-Drop July 

POLICE OF NINE STATES SEEK PAIR   Two Armed and ~ Dangerous Thugs  Are At Large

Nomination Was Approved Today   Senate Foreign Relation: Committee Places O. K. on Gen. Smith.

Nomination Of Smith © Is Approved   International Situation to Enter Into Draft Action

Senate Committee Approves Smith As Ambassador   International Issues May Be Studied Before Action Taken on Draft

Approve Smith As Ambassador  Soviet Union   Former Chief Of Staff To Eisenhower Appears Before Group.   ‘SIZE UP CENERAT

SENATE GROUP APPROVES SMITE   See Speedy O. K. on Ambassador to Russia

RUSSIANS PURGING NATION'S INDUSTRY      Several Local Officiels Sent  : $y Drtenw'

SOVIET OFFICIALS GET PRISON TERMS   Industrial Purge Still Is Pressed Throughout Nation.

TRUMAN . PLANS VOTE -CAMPAIGN   Will Take Stump if Party Needs Help in Fail

Army Recovers More Hesse Crown Jewels   Follows Arrest  Of U. S. Maior

More Jewels Are Being Recovered In German Affair   Famous Crown Jewels of The Hesse Family Were On Display Today

REPUBLICAN ~ WOMEN MEET   At Penn-Wells Hotel In  Wellsboro For Annual Meeting.

GOP GROUPS TO STAGE RALLY HERE MAY 7   Livengood to Speak at County Council Session _at Wellsboro

LIVENGOOD TO © SPEAK AT GOP MEETING HERE /   County Republigan Womer Plan Spring Meeting On Tuesday at- Penn Wells

ANNUAL MEETING: : IS ANNOUNCED      Republican Wigton Wi Meet At Penn-We! Hotel Next Foun Wel

PhoneWorkers Accept Offer On Wage Hike   Increase To Mean 835.000 More Daily For 34,000 In 9 Southern States

Chinese Reds Circle Harbin   Gen. Marshall Ready To Negotiate Truce

COMMUNISTS TIGHTEN HOLD ON MANCHURIA   Prepare to Take Over. City of Harbin

CHINESE REDS TO TAKE HARBIN   WILL MOVE IN WHEN RUSSIANS MOVE OUT z

Cosmopolitan. Trieste Seem: to Be Quiet and Peaceful, Not a Place of Violence

U. A. W. BOARD URGES JOINT STRIKE FUND   Group Calls for Pooling of Money by C. I. O., A. F. of L. and Rail Unions.

More Unions Back Striking AFL Men At Niagara Falls   Greups Listing 27,000 Members Support Workers Asking Pay Raise

LEWIS DEMAND FOR FOREMEN’S UNIONS FEARED   Operators Expect Sw pervisory Issue to Be Raised

Await Lewis Attitude On  Supervisors   Operators See Possibility Of Demand Being Made For  iracding Purposes.

Lewis Trade On Foremen Issue Scouted   May Drop Dispute For Better Pact, Operators Believe

FOREMEN ISSUE STILL STUDIED BY OPERATORS   Expert Supervisory Issue To Be Second Only To  Ware Demands

MINE OWNERS WILL OPPOSE LEWIS DEMAND   Soft Coal Operators Against Union Receognition for Supervisory Personnel.

Billion Dollar Agriculture Department Appropriation Bill Goes To The House

Agricultural Measure Now Before House   Financing of ‘Industrial Revolution of the Land’ Aim of Program Under Appropriation Bill

BILLION BACKS PLAN TO PUSH POSTWAR JOB   Anderson Says “Revolution ef the Land” Is Now Under Way.

Billion Dollar Agriculture Department Appropriation Bill Goes To House Floor   Measure Is Designed To Help Finance ‘Industrial Revolution On Land’

BIG FARM BILL BEFORE HOUSE   Seek Funds To Finance Industrial Revolution On The Land’

Billion Asked for  Farming   Anderson Declares ‘Revolution ou Lan” bs-Objeclive

First Big Peacetime Measure For Farmers To House Floor   Sec. Anderson Says Appropriation Bill to Help Finance “an Industrial Revolution on the Land,” Forecasts Production Boast

Billion Is Asked For Agriculture Appropriations   Anderson Sees Steady Gain In Farm Produce

Billion Farm Bill Reaches  House Floor   Funds Would Help Finance Industrial  Revolution On Land

Farm Funds Bill Goes To House   Measure to Help Meet Industrial Revolution on  The Land

Billion Dollar Appropriation Bill Submitted   Recapture of Billions In Unspent Wartime Funds Recommended By House Committee

Huge Agriculture Bill Goes to House Floor   Billion Dollar Measure Helps Finance “Industrial Revalutian en the Land”

BILL T0 GIVE BILLION TO AGRICULTURE GOES TO HOUSE   Measure Provides Big Future For Farmer’s Reports Sec. Anderson

New Seven Billion Slash Is Made by House Committee in Unspent Wartime Funds   Justifies Reduction by Statement That Nation Is Standing at Crossroads of a New Era; Billion Dollars for Agriculture

BILLION DOLLA MEASURE AIDS RURAL PROJECT   Appropriation Finances “Industrial Revolution on the Land’ Program

Billion-Dollar Ag Dept. Budget Bill To House   To Help Finance ‘Industrial Revolution On  The Land’.

First Big Peace Measure to Help Agriculture in Various Ways for Future

Heavy Agriculture Boost Predicted as Bill Goes to House   Anderson Predicts New Revolution on Land in Peace-time

Billion Dollar Farm Measure Is Before House  , will i Help Finance  en pene

Measure Calls For Spending One Billion   Debate Booked To Be Started Next Week

To Finance A “Land Revolutio  Billion Dollar a Bill Is Sent To House Floor

FACT-FINDERS SEEK TO SETTLE STRIKE AT GM   Hope To File Recommendations Por Settling Strike Today

MINER STRIKE ‘NOTICE GIVEN BY UMW HEAD   LEWIS FILES OFFICIAL PAPERS AND CALLS FOR CONFERENCE WITH MINE OPERATORS

Miners May  Walk Out af Month's End   Union’s Leader Requests Conference with Soft Coal Operators.

Lewis Serves Strike Notice On Government   Also Calls On Soft Coal Op erators For Wage Con ference On March 12

OWNERS ASKED TO OPEN WAGE TALKS MAR. 12   Walkout at End of Month Hinted By Union Boss Lewis

FLOODS SWEEP OVER EASTERN, NORTHERN SECTIONS OF STATE   Two Reported Dead In Mill Hall Area

West Branch Of Susouehanna {s  At Flood Stage   Many Communities Are Af. fected By High Waters In Central Part Of State

MAN... WHO. BOUGILT. FARM NEAR KENTON VOLUNTARILY SURRENDERS TO  Z MANSFIELD REFOUM          — ATORY

GM_AND UNION CENT APART IN NEW PARLEY   Kirms Offer Turned Down; Settlement Seen On Steel Strike’s End

UAW Scorn GM 1815-Cent Offer   Both Prepare To Sit Out Steel Strike

GM, Union Only Penny Apart   Agreement May Await Steel Strike Settlement

GM AND (JO. NOW ONLY A CENT APART.   But Union  Rejects “Offer of 183  Cent Increase 

UNION REJECTS NEW GM OFFER   Two Sides Are Only Cent Apart in Latest Talks

GM-UAW Accord. May Wait Close Of Steel Dispute   Talks End After Union Rejects 1814-Cent Offer; 191% Cents Asked

Will J. Rhea To Head USO In North Texas   Texas Has State Quota Of $800,000

Commission Report To be Made Today; Bond Issue Urged   Maximums of $720 for Overseas, $600 for Domestic Services

Nation Happy Over Ending Coal Strike   Feeling General New Legislation Must Be Enacted

ASK REPORT ON RED “ACTIVITIES: IN MANCHURIA   China Claims Russia Strips In dustry As “War Booty”

U.S. Asks China for Explanation of Reporis Russians Are Stripping Manchurian indusiry as War Booty

Reds Reported Looting Industry In Manchuria  United States Asks China To Explain

Soviet Looting In Manchuria  Is Challenged   U. S. Makes First Move To Halt Removal Of Factories

ULS.PROBES RUMOR RUSSIA STRIPPING MANCHU INDUSTRY   China Asked for Account of Red Activities in Liber. — etead TFanac

U.S. Asks Red Booty  Answer   Account of Russian Activities in Freed Manchuria Demanded

U, S, EYES REDS IN MANCHURIA   ASKS CHINA WHAT GOES ON IN THAT TERRITORY

U.S. Asks China To Explain Report Of Soviet Looting   Reds Said to Be Stripping All Manchurian Industry As War Booty

U.S: Seeking Looting Facts In Manchuria   China Asked To- Report on cA Weoed Saviet Ack

U4. SEEKS” EXPLANATION FROM CHINA  - Wants to Know ©   Wants to Know About Russians In Manchuria -

SOVIETS STRIP MANCHURIA OF “WAR BOOTY   United States Asks China for Full Ex. planation of Red Activities.

Report Asked On Stripping OfManchuria   U. S. Learns Russia Taking ‘War Booty’ Without Consulting Other Allies

U. S. Asks China About ‘Looting’ In Manchuria   We Want To Know More About Reports Soviets Are Stripping Plants

Scotland Yard Eyes Terrorists  Armada Set To Rush Palestine Blockade

Jewish Armada Prepares .to Rush Blockade  Special Guards Are - Assigned to  : Tandon Ruildinagce

Armada May Rush British Blockade   Resistance Move In Palestine Is ‘Declared War’

LONDON FACED WITH WORST CRIME WAVE   More Than $100,000 Stolen In Jewels, Furs

CONVICTION OF 22 NAZIS   Nazi Leaders Are Accused of 12,000,000 Murders

JACKSON ASKS TRIBUNAL FIND NAZIS GUILTY      Makes 20,000 Word Summation Of Prosecutors Efforts In $8-Months Trial

CHARGED WITH WAH MURDERS OF 12 MILLION   Jackson Sums Up Crimes of Hitler’s Helpers at Nuernberg.

U. S. Prosecutor Asks Conviction  Of Nazi Leadezs   Jackson Calls for Death Penalty for 22 in Nuernbere Summation   BRITON ESTIMATES 12,000,000 MURDERS   Shawcross Says Defendants Also Perverted the German People

JACKSON, CHIEF U. S. PRO SAYS THEY CAUSED MUR MILLION, ASIDE FROM   WAR DEATHS .

JACKSON ASKS CONVICTION OF RANKING NAZIS   British Prosecutor Demands Their Execution for “Common Murder.”

Briton Urges Death Penalty      Prosecution Opens Summation of Eight Months of Testimony in Cases Against High Germans

Chief U.S. Prosecutor : Sums Up Trial, Makes:  Stinging Denunciation

U.S. Prosecutor Calls For Conviction of   2 Ranking Nazis   Prosecution Opens Summing Up Of 8 Months Testimony at Nuernbera

Jackson Requests Tribunal Convict  2? Ranking Nazis   Says 12,000,000 Mur ders Included In War  Crimes

Final Action Due This Week  ~ Pp. E. Church To End  Pes «pete Poh PO re

Army Directed to Devise Defense On Basis of U. S. A-Bomb Control!

Plan Defense On Basis No  Atom Contro  Mobilization Plan Retamed

Jews Denounce British Actions  Attlee Defends Party Action In Cammance

PALESTINE JEWS DEMAND RELEASE OF ALL PRISONERS   British Discover Huge Munitions Dump in Coast Settlement

Jews Are Heaping Denunciations On British Chiefs  Release of Prisoners Ils Demanded by  Palectinoalandare

Palestine Troubles Increase for British   Jewish Leaders Heap Denunciation con British Government— Big Arms Cache Eaune)

2659 HOLY. LAND JEWS QUIZZED   Zionist Leaders Heap Denunciations on British After Weekend Drive to Restore Order in Palestine

Jewish Leaders Denounce British  For Their Policy   Stand Is Taken Jewry Cannot Maintain Any Relations Until All Are Released

President Signs Bill for Big Loan To Great Britain   Action Follows House Approval of Measure Saturday 219 to 155

British Cheer U. S. Decision  To Grant Loan   Credit Will Enable England To Improve Tight Wartime Diet

TRUMAN SIGNS BRITISE LOAN BILL   Great Britain Gets $3,750,000,000 At 2 Pct. interest

British Loan Bill Signed By President   Denies Measure Aimed At Another Country; Pledges Fair Trade

Theft of $1,500,000 Jewels Is Admitted By Colonel, Wife   Charged With Filching:Hessian Crown Treasure From German Castle Where Romance Began During War

2 HELD IN THEFT OF CROWN JEWELS WORTH $1,000,000   American Army Colonel and WAC Captain Confess Taking Treasure From German Castle.   SEIZED IN CHICAGO WHILE ON HONEYMOON   §Voman’s Share of Loot Recovered — Two Others, a Major and a Corporal, Are Sought.

Army Arrests WAC Captain and Her Colonel Husband For $1,500,000 Theft of Jewels From German Castle

“Value Of Soul” Is ConcludingSermon  Topic Of Dr. Jones   Heart Safer Guide

LOLONEL INTERYENES  ~ Clashof U.S, Senator, Sergeant Enlivens Hearing on Army Surplus Goods Disnosal

STORY OF ARMY WASTE IS AIRED   Senator And Sergeant Clash Over Burning Of Usable Clothing

Row Marks Army Property Inquiry   Sergeant and Senator  Clash Over Charges

Heads Shoreward WITH THE EIGHTH FLERT  Are Were wrpocmis2a Meanere

PRESIDENT ENDS TRIP TO NAVY MANEUVERS   Heads For Hampton Roads _ After Target Practice

Says Part of lilinois Plant To be Surplus   Lucas Requests Patterson to Review War Dept. Order

Attlee Says No Pact With Egypt On Sudan Reached  Denies Britain  Pledged   Denies Britain Pledged Egyptian Sovereignty  Over Area

Attlee Denies Britain Has Given Approval To Egyptian Rule in Sudan   Ry FDWARD LL. CAMPRBRFELL

Sudan Agreement Denied by Attlee  No Change Planned in Existing Status

Attlee Lashes Egypt’sCharge   Reports of Sudan Pleiige -~ A Denied

Denies Brifain fo Recognize Egyptian Rule Over Sudan  Attlee Tells House No Change i in Existing  Cpe ss

Manila is the Biggest Boom: Town in the Orient, Traffic: Keeps :'MPs Busy: .

REDS ASK GREECE CEDE TERRITORY   WOULD GIVE BULGARIA WESTERN THRACE — U. N, MEETING DISCUSSED,

POSTPONED U.N, SESSION URGED   Soviets Want General / Assembly Held Up Until Nov. 11

Action On Plea To Delay UN Meet Deferred   Await Return Of Secretary Byrnes From Germany

Postponement  Of UN Session Gains Support   Action Withheld Pending Return of Byrnes to Paris

BRITAIN HINTS IT MAY WELSH ON BIG 4 PACT   Foreign Ministers Hold Up Decision On UNO General Assembly

Communist Press Smears Ridiculed By Hoover Friends   Say Food Survey Will Exert Pressure In Soviet Zone

Reds Ridiculed In Hoover Smear  Ex-President’s Food Mission Criticized

SKINNER KILLS MEAT INSPECTOR   Fight Follows Dispute Over Carcass Grading

SHARP SPURT DUE SOON IN CAR INDUSTRY   OUTPUT EXPECTED TO TAKE JUMP BY LATE JULY

SCARCE MATERIAL   Deferment of Man Is Also Discussed Today in New York; Tighter Laws on Gifts Urged.   GROUP OF HOUSE TO HEAR EVIDENCE

WORLD SUPPORT FOR STRIKE IS BEING SOUGHT   ‘Maritime Unions Appeal To European Dock Work} ers For Help   NEGOTIATIONS ARE STILL DEADLOCKED

Dock Workers Urged to Back Ship Strike   Maritime Leaders Ask Foreign Support as Union Argues for  40-Hour Work Week

Foreign Union Support Askee   Maritime Union. Leaders Seek World Support in Strike .

SHIPPING. STRIKE SUPPORT  ASKEL   ‘Dock Workers in France, Russia, Britain Contacted By Union

Foreign Union ‘Support Askes      Maritime Union Leader: Seek World Support in Strike

SHIP WORKERS SEEK FOREIGN UNIONS HELP   Ask Dock Workers In Other Nations To Support Strike ©

Ship Union Leaders Ask For World Support   Appeals to Workers In Britain, France And Russia To Back Scheduled Strike

Union Asks Maritime  Strike Aid  CIO Shipping Heads Seek Support From

Curran, Bridges Criticize Truman In Their Appeal   WFTU Is Asked To Consider Government-Manned Vessels “Scab Ships”   FEDERATION COUNCIL WILL MEET JUNE 16-18   Union Leaders Say Demand for 40-Hour Week ls Not ‘Impossible’

BODY WILL Bf (ND TO AEST AEST. LOWS   Glennon Dies in Dublin; Was on His Way Home from Rome.-

Reds Report Korea Revolt Against U. S.   Casualties Heavy As Forces Clash In Kensi Province

WINDS AND SNOW SWEEP EUROPE   Distress in Some Areas  Described as Acute

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Navy Bares Rocket Ships  Atom Age Battleship: Under Construction

U. S. Now In Process of Building ‘Atomic Age’ Navy Battle Wagons

Navy Builds Atomic Age Battleships   Robot Rockets Instead Of Guns Placed In Main Batteries.

TWO ATOMIC AGE WARSHIPS BEING BUILT BY U.S   Battleship Kentucky and Cruiser Hawaii to Carry Batteries of Rockets Instead of Guns.   GUIDED MISSILES TO LEAVE THEIR DECKS   Destructive Power Will Be Increased Enormously and Firing Range Greatty Enhanced.

U.S. Navy Builds World's First Atom-age Vessels  2 New Dreadnaught: Will Be Armed With Robot Rockets

U. S. Building First Atomic Age Battlewagons;  Nuclear Power Plant Possible, Scientists Assert

NEW U.S. MEN 0 WAR WILL FIRE ROCKET GUNS   Navy Experiments Point to Revolution In Battleship Armament of the Future

Churchill Sows New War Seeds. Stalin Charges   Says Briton’s Aim Is World Rule By English Ree: ee, ° ae ee

Churchill Scatters Seeds of Quarrels, Says Russian Chiel   Stalin in Sharp Personal Attack on Former Prime Minister

CHURCHILL BUTT OF STALIN BARE   Briton Likened To Hitler By Russian Leader

Stalin Accuses Churchill Of Sowing Seeds Of Quarrels Between War-Time Allies   Declares Former British Prime Minister And Friends Resemble Hitler And Friends

ARABS SAY TRUMAN IS AFTER VOTES   Ridicule His Plans for Jews In Palestine

ARABS CONDEMN TRUMAN'S APPEAL   ! Charge President Makes Bid  1 for Jewish Votes

Last Chieftains Of Hitler’s Superstate Sing Swan-song Today In Nuernberg Court

Nazi Leadérs Make Final Plea   War Criminal Cour! to Give Verdict on Sept, 23   By EDWARD W. BEATTIE United Press Staff Correspondent (By United Press Leased Wire)

Tribunal Will End {0 Months Hearings Today   Claim Allies Are Now Where Germany Was

Tribunal Hears Final Pleas of Goering, ef al   Ribbentrop Warns U. S. and Britain to Guard Against Russia

3rd Reich Heads Sing Swan Song At End of Trial   Ribbentrop Leads Chorus With Warning of Western Friction With Reds   SAYS ALLIES STAND WHERE GERMANY DID   Goering Has Little to Say; Did Net Want a War, He Insists

NAZI LEADERS MAKING PLEAS AT NUERNBERG   Von Ribbentrop Gives Gratuitous Propaganda Warning to Western Allies.

Rey Posts Involved it Today's Primary   Many Veteran Political Observers Predict Liqht Vote

No Advance Knowledge o Talk, Claim   No Truth in Report Truman Went Over Churchill Talk

UNIONS REJECT   Nationwide Walkout of Trainmen, Engineers Set for Saturday

Publicity es Him to Out of  Empire   Usefulness” to ny Impaired Ag of Probe; He  s Rep. May

Congress Sends One Worry fo Truman  Anti-Petrillo Measure Finally Disposed Of

Russia’s Request Foz Postponement Is Denied. President Says Mearing (0 Go Forward :

Russia Loses First Round In Delay Fight   Truman Says Meeting Will Be Held Monday Despite Soviet Protest

Russia Loses Move to Delay Dispute   Warning Against Hasty Action Sounded by Envoy

Prompt Decision Merited, Iran Says; Russia Loses Round In Fight To Delay Action by Council

Meeting Will Begin Monday As Scheduled   fran Appeals Anew for Early Action in Case Against Russia—Soviets to Fight Back at UNO Seecionce

U. S. Says No To Red Request For Deferment  ' Security Council Meets Monday he Scheduled

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House Favors Army's Voice In A Ene rey   Measure Passed Differs From Senate Version; May Go To Conferees

ATOM CONTROL VOICE GIVEN ARMED FORCES   Controversial Bill Sent to Senate By House

House Passes  Atomic Control Bill  Military Is Given Voice Under

House Passes Atomic Control Bill   Military Is Given Voice Under Measure’s Terms

Blood Shed — Over British India Plan      Untouchables,” Condemned- By Hindu Caste System, to Live As Pariahs, Revolt; Demand to Be Eli vated. From Status

DECLARE STATE OF EMERGENCY IN BOMBAY AREA   Untouchables Not Satisfied With British Program For Independence; Fresh Clashes With Caste Hindus Reported.

UNTOUCHABLES MAJOR PROBLEM IN DETERMINING HOW TO GIVE COMPLETE FREEDOM TO INDIA

JUDGE SLAYER OF COP INSANE   Expect Murderer to Die 0! Wound Inflicted in Fight

Five Die During Weekend In N. C   Four Die From Traffic Accidents and One From Shooting

UKRAINIAN CHARGES SHOOTING OF DELEGATE "N NEW YORK HOLD_UP “A POLITICAL CRIME’

Red U.N.  Man Shot in Holdup   Manuilsky Charges “Political Crime,” Promises Report -

Ukraine Hurt By Shooting Of Employee   U.N. Delegate To Investigate ‘Political Crime’

 SANDOVAL WOMANS CIVIC CL’! ‘PLANS GIFT EXCHANGE ‘FOR DECEMBER MEETING

TRUMAN WAITS ON DECISION OF DOUGLAS   Justice First Choice for Secretary of Interior

TWO ESCAPE IN CRASH OF PLANE AT FINLEYVILLE   Machine Noses Into Ground And Overturns; Victims Are Given Treatment

PRICE CONTROL _BATTLE-LOOMS   SENATE AGRICULTURE’ CHAIR:  MAN SAYS PRICES SHOULD— BE ALLOWED TO RISE

President Asks Conaress To Act Against Inflation   Chester Bowles Resigns After Senate Leaders Lirae Truman Ta Sian

Truman Acts After Bowles Resigns In Protest   Calls Upon Congress To Act Now On Bill To Keep Inflation Away

To Broadcast Position at 9 Tonight   Calls on Congress to Act Now on Price Control

Will Take Case To People In : Radio Talk   No Choice Left To Him By Action Of Conaress. He Says

Demands Congress “Act Now’ to Keep Present Controls   Chief Executive To Explain His Stand to People This Eve

Tells Congress To Act on New  Price Measure   Truman On Air at 8 P. M.

Destroys Gov't Power To Stabilize Economy He Says Of Sickly Measure

‘Asks Congress To Pass Three-Point Measure Adequate  For National Transition

Has No Other © Choice   President Declares _. Bill Only Legalizes. Inflation; Lash On  Congress to “Act New’

President Urges Stronger Price Act at Once To Avoid ‘Disaster’   All Controls and Subsidies Will End at Midnight Sunday Unless Solons Move Fast

TEMPERATURES   Compromise Law Rejected; Dooms Price Controls   Offered No Choice Between Stability, Inflation, Charge

Strong, Message to House Brands Measure as In-flation Cause   CALLS FOR A NEW ACT   Finds Points of Merit in Vetoed Measure But Total Effect Bad

—Inflation Warning—  Truman Explains OPA Veto   Workable Legislation Is Urged By President

Presidert Takes Action Which Democratic Leaders In Congress Have Said Will Mean Death Of All Price Controls Tomorrow Midnight—Chief Executive Declares Measure Offered No Choice Between Continued Price Stability And Inflation

All Control On Prices to  End June 30   Inflation Certain To Follow, Says Truman In Veto Message

He Took the Action Which Economie Stabilizer Chester Bowles Had Urged In Resigning.   MAY MEAN DEATH OF PRICE CONTROLS   President Said Bill Offered Ne Choice Between Continned Price Stability and Infation.

Action Leaves Country Without Regulations After Mid - night Sunday — New Legislation Asked.   BOWLES QUITS POST AS HEAD OF AGENCY

Action Urged By Economic Stabilizer Chester Bowles In Resigning Office As A Protest; Truman Broadcasts Tonight

Asks Congress To ‘Act Now’ on Stopgap Bill   Strong Message to House Says Measure ‘Offers No Choice’; President to Broadcast at 10 P.M.

RELIEF FOOD BEING WASTED AND STOLEN IN CHINA AS STARVING CONTINUE HUNGRY. UNRRA TOLD

BOYS MUST REGISTER AT AGE OF EIGHTEEN   Congress Has Not Declared War Officially Ended, And Selective Service Registration Is Still In Effect.

Young Men Still Required to Register on 18th Birthday for Service in Armed Forces

“Don’t Forget to Register” Is Warning to 18-Year-Olds   Draft Act Provides Young Men Must Register When 18.

YOUNG MEN MUST REGISTER UNDER SELECTIVE SERVICE   No Change In Rules OfRegistration on Attaining Eighteen Birthday

18-YEAR OLDS MUST REGISTER   Law Still Requires It, Says State Director Grahl

Two Killed in Plane Grash   10 Passengers Injured When Chartered Plane  Crashes in Illinois

Pilot, Aide Killed When Plane Crashes   10 Passengers On Chartered Ship Unhurt

10 INJURED AS DRAGGING WING BREAKS UP SHIP   EMERGENCY LANDING FAILURE RESULTS IN DEATH TO CREWMEN

Three Persons Die in Plane Crashes in Moline Vicinity   Ten Passengers Aboard Chartered Craft Also Injured Today

Two Dead in Crash of Airliner in Ulinois   Pilot and Co-pilot Killed— Believe None of 16  Passengers Have Been Sertniuely letinced

a ee  PLANE CRASH IS FATAL TO TWO   Pilot, Co-Pilot of Chartered Craft Killed in Illinois; 10 Injured

2 Die, 10 Hurt In Plane Crash Near Airport   Pilot, Co-Pilot Perish, Ba Two Babies .-Among’ Passengers Aboard Craft Unburt

CREW KILLED AND ‘PASSENGERS HURT N PLANE MISHAP   Chartered Plane Crashes on Atrport After Engine Blaze én Mhnois

Pilot, Co-Pilot Die In Crash: Of Air Liner   Chartered. Transport Crashes Near Moline, Ill, In Attempt To Land.

Alabamans Face PeonageCharaes   Congressman-Elect One of Four Men Accused by FBI

Six in Crew Killed; Bodies Are Scattered   Plane Was Circling to Land, Hit Wire Near Field

SENECA BOY KILLED IN FALL FROM CLIFF   Jimmie Dushane, 13, Slips While “Running” Fur Traps and Plunges 15 Feet.

German Attempt At Daring Raid   Tanks, Guns, Aerial Patrol Established Te Thwart Pilot

FEAR RESCUE ATTEMPT AT NUERNBERC   Tanks and Troops Thrown Around Courthouse and Prison.

GUARD COURT TO HALT GRRG (F TOP NAZIS   i i :  Army Hears Rumor of Plot to Snatch Goering and His Pals.

GUARD BRACED  AT NUERNBERG   Army Acts Upon Word Nazi Underground Plans to Free Defendants

AFTER PLOY STURY   Attempt To Rescue Hess, Goering, Others Is Reported.   DETAILS OF STORY ARE NOT RELEASED   Censorship Is Imposed On  News Concerning Conspiracy.  ;

STRONG GUARD THROWN ABOUT NUERNBERG   Tanks, Machine-guns Readied for Any Attempts By Underground.

Nuerberg Jail Put on Alert.   Authorities Fear Attempted Parachute Rescue of Criminals

Increase Guard Over Top Nazi  War Criminals   Army Hears Rumor Of Mass Escapes Planned By Underground

U. 5. Tipped On Nazi Plan te Free Criminals   ~ Guns, Tanks Posted Around Jail; Plane Spotters on Roof

Place Extra Defenses at Nuernberg   Tanks and Soldiers Usec After Rumor Attempt to Release Goering, Hess

Guard Thrown Around Courthouse on Tip Attempt Near To Free Nazis on Trial

AMERICANS PLACE HEAVY GUARD ON NUERNBERG COURT   Rumers of Nazi Attempt to ' ‘Rescue Goering. Hess fnuce Mava

UNDERGROUND DELIVERY PLAN IS BARED BY TIP   J. S. Tanks, Riflemen Reinforce Guard at Nuernberg

Attempt to Free Nazi Leaders At Nuernberg Hintes   U.S. Army Guard of Tanks And Riflemen Placed Around Courthouse

German Plan To Free War Criminals Rumored; Allies Strengthen Guard

Extra Tanks, Riflemen Guard  German Prison   Rudolph Hess, Other To War Criminals on Eseane List

GUARDS POSTED AT NUERNBERG TO BALK RESCUE   Precautions. Follow Tip Nazi Underground Plans To Free War Criminals

Extra Guards Stand Watch In Nuernberg   Underworld’s Plan To Liberate Hess, Goering Leaks Out

U.S. ARMY GUARDS-AGAINST-RUMORED-NAZIPLOT TO EREE WAR CRIMINAIC AT NUERPNRERG

PLOT 10 FREE NAZI LEADERS   Guards Thrown Around Prison After Tip Reveals Plan

REPORT NAZIS PLOT T0 FREE GOERING, HESS   Guard Strengthened After Tip Received On Pianned Break

British Loan Hits a Snag In Senate   Foes Lse Delaying Tactics to Cut Bill, Chances in House

BRITISH LOAN POSITION SEEN BAD IN SENATE   Near-Filibuster May Postpone The Issue For Term

DELAY ENDANGERS LOAN APPROVAL   Foes Apply Time Squeeze ir Effort To Kill Bill

PARADE, MEETING   Tommies Killed As Truck Hits Road Mine in Tel Aviv Area

Mass Meeting. Set By Arabs   Demonstration Against Jews is. Feared in Holy Land

FEAR UPRISING AGAINST JEWS   Officials See Danger Sign In Scheduled Show Of Arab Army Strength

Arabs Call Out Palestine Army   Demonstration of Strength Seen Warnine io .

Washington Column omg  State Department Changi Directives On German Rul

Meat Supply In State Will Become Shorf   Oklahoma Grocers Report Supplies Are Sufficient to Last  Through This Week

Oklahoma's Meat Supply fo Become Short in Few Days   Packers Over State Not Affected by Strike to Help Keep Meet on Sooner Tables

Labor Secretary Acts to Avert U.S. Coal Strike   Association Attacks Lewis For ‘Union Tax’ Gouge

LABOR EXPERTS HOLD SESSION IN WASHINGTON   NLRB Sets Election To End Dispute In Canneries

SHORTAGES IN MORE FOODS 15 PREDICTED   Higher Ceilings Set to Turn Grain From Livestock

DISMAY GREETS GRAIN PRICE HOP   Closing of Nation’s Mills May Bring Involuntary Rationing

CONGRESSMEN OF CORN BELT PROTEST GRAIN PRICE HIKE   DECLARE INCREASE WILL  CAUSE SHORTAGE OF MEAT,  POULTRY AND BAKERY  PRODUCTS IN FUTURE

SAYS GOV'T CREATING GRAIN BLACK MARKET   Buying Wheat And Corn Above -OPA Geiling Prices

HOUSE CONTROL ELECTION PLUM   Republicans Pin Hopes or Shaky Districts in Sixteen States

COP HOP MAKE GAINS IN FALL ELECTION   Look To Sixteen States Where Elections Are To Be Held va

Hections Could Result In GOP Wresting Control Of Congress From Democrats; Need 26 Seats   Chapman Says Voters Won't Want Any Part Of Ticket Supported 3y Communists Such As Mead Group

lran Army Will Fight if Reds  Move on Tehran   Dip'ematic Sources Say Troop Movement May Be Aimed at Backing Up New Gov't

TRIESTE ISSUE COMES UP AGAIN   Paris Conference Faced With Soviet Proposal For Autonamoue Area -

‘Touchy ‘I'tieste Issue Occupies ‘lop Position At Peace Discussions

 Atenatite Young Anaconda Widow, Recovering ‘From Long Years of Infantile Paralysis, Now  Looks Forward to New Life of Health. Hanniness

Attractive Young Anaconda Widow, R ecovering from Long ee of Infantile Paraly sts. Now  Looks pine to New Life of Health. Happiness

WALKOUTS BY KEY WORKERS CAUSE CRISIS   PRACTICALLY ALL BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY SUSPENDED IN NEW YORK AND PITTSBURGH

Black Markets Boost Prices. In London   Food Specialties, Liquor and Gifts Come High This Year

Londoners Pay Dear For Yuletide Cheer   Black Markets Contro! Oranges For Children’s Stockinas

ATOMIC BOMB TEST LINEUP GIVEN OUT   Underwater Blast to Be Discharged at Bikini Thursday

Wants Foreign Policies Of FDR Followed   Ickes Urges Give And Take With Soviet Russia

Asks Resignatior of Patterson   Army-Navy Bulletin Flavs Secretarv of War

Kimmel Charges Navy Depi. Denied'Fleet Fighting Chance   Claims Parl Harbor Disaster Might Have Been Averted If He Had Information

Admiral Kimmel Charges He Lacked  Nécessary Data to Protect Fleet

Kimmel Says Navy . Withheld Facts   Claims He Could Have Averted Pearl Harbor Dis aster Had He Been Given Information

His Side of Story Told By Kimme   Admiral Charges Navy Deprived Fleet of Fighting Chance.   Didn't Get Intercepts.

IMMEL ACCUSES NAVY DEPARTMENT   Asserts Fleet Was Deprived of ‘Fighting Chance’ at Pearl Harbor

ADMIRAL CHARGES IMPORTANT NEWS QN-+APS WITHHELD   Says Fleet Was Deprived of '_ Fighting Chance to Ranal- Attack

Kimmel Accuses Navy (¢ Of Withholding Information Indicating Surprise Attack

Story of Jap Attack Told By Kimmel   Accuses Navy of Keepin; Information from Him  at Pearl Harbor

KIMMEL CLAIMS NAVY WITHHELD JAP MESSAGES.   Admiral Says He Could Have Prevented Pearl Harbor

VITAL MESSAGE WAS WITHHELD, PROBERS TOLD   Deposed Admiral Says He Could Have Averted Attack of Dec. 7, 1941.

Says His Fleet Was Deprived Of Fighting Chance to Avert Disaster   STATEMENT BREAKS FOUR-YEAR SILENCE   Washington. Sent Misleading

Says He Was Deprived of Fighting Chance   Avers Navy Department Withheld Vital News of Jap Activities

\dmiral Kimmel Accuses Navy of Depriving Pacific Fleet Fighting Chance to Avert Disaster at Pearl Harbor in 194)

Superiors Withheld Hint of Jap Attack, Admiral Tells Probe   If Informed, He Could Have Caught Enemy in Ambush, Committee Hears

Admiral s  Witness in Own Defense   He Was Not Kept Informed, Kimmel Tells Committee

Kimmel Charges Navy Leaders Deprived Fleet Of Chance to Hit Japs

‘Kimmel Says Navy Didn't ‘Give Advance Pacific Data   Tells Pearl Harbor Quizzers Fleet Could Have Ambushed Raiding Niv Shins

Kimmel Says Navy Deprivec Him of Chance To Avert  1941 Disaster  ADMIDAL CUADCEC    DMIRAL CHARGES VITAL INFORMATION WITHHELD FROM HIM

Says s Fleet Did: n t Have         CLAIMS NAVY DEPARTMENT FAILED TO PROVIDE HIM _ INFORMATION. WHICH IT POSSESSED -._—=sst

Adm. Kimmel Accuses Navy Dept. O: Depriving His Pacific Fleet “Of A Fighting Chance To Avoid Disaster”

Claims Vital Information Was Withheld   Believes Fleet Could Have Defended Harbor

ADMIRAL KIMMEL PASSES BUCK FOR SNEAK JAP PEARL HARROR RAID TO NAVY. CAEAREN HE cCAYC

Former Pacific Fleet Commander Tells His Side sf Story — Could have Ambushed Enemy. as it Ap proached Hawaii.

KIMMEL CLAIMS NAVY WITHHELD NEWS FROM HIM   Deprived The Navy Of Fighting Chance To Avert Disaster

Ford Grants Salary Men Higher Pay   Officials Believe Steel Strike Will Be Settled Soon

MEAT WORKERS  MOVE SUPPLIES   Washington Source Hints That Steel Strike May End Soon; Peoria Walkout Shaving

Memphis Celebrates At Cotton Carnival; University Girls Take Part In Festival

BOWLES LOOKS AHEAD TO 1970   Average Annual Income Of $5,000 Foreseen In 20 Years

BOWLES VISIONS _ BRIGHT FUTURE   Bigger Incomes, More Goods And Services Seen in 20  Years by Stabilizer :

Robert Snyder, 14, of Rockyille, AUends Movie   = Before Surrendering   to Police

ee NNN arc tee ieee area sass 4s sneer s d  Youth Admits Three Killings

Boy, 14, Claims He Killed Parents and Younger Sister, 12  Police, Checking Lad’s  Story, Find Bodies at tha 7 hvae

@ PAUL MALLON—   People in Midwest Need Someone Who Wants Work—and Some Food

RUSSIA BLAMED FOR HUGE LOSS TO MANCHURIA   Two Billions Damage to Industries Caused by Soviet Actions, Is Charge

Pauley Puts Blame Squarely on Russia For Manchuria Acts   Says Destruction, Removal Of Foodstuffs and Machinery Wrecked Industry

Says Reds Caused Chaos   Pauley Blames Russian Policy of Stripping ‘Manchurian Industry Fer Country's Plight

PAULEY PLACES BLAME ON REDS   Russ Wrecked Manchurian _ Industry, He Reports

Pauley Blames Russians for Bad Conditions in Manchuria   Claims Long Range Strategic Reasons  Behind Red Action.

Pauley Blames Russia   Manchurian Industry Wreckage [Is Placed Squarely On Soviets

REPUBLICAN VICTORY PREDICTED BY LANDON   At the November Election And During 1948   THREE MAJOR CHANGES

State Asks Information On Permitting Sewage In Acid Mine Streams -

Grinding To Stop Coal Shortage, Embargo Force: Plants In Wisconsin To Close

U..P., Wisconsir  Industry Making  Its Adjustments Sur rvey_ Made in  amt Gebratian

DECISION MAY BE REACHED TODAY ON NEXT MOVE BY S.   Only Two Alternatives Seen Open to Government in Crisic

Car Industry Expects To Fill Over Five Million Orders by End of 1947

Number Of Car Orders Exceeds 5,500,000 Units   Production Should Catch Up With * Demand By 1947

Besides, lt Was Raining Outside   Banker Plus USTs: A New Industry

GOAL MINES AR: CLOSED BI RAIL STRIKE.   Krag. Operatcrs . Consider Terms of Federal Contract

COAL MINES Re CLOSED: HY RA STRIKE   Brag. Operaters Consider Terms of Federal Centract

Ukraine Charges Now Placed Before Security Council   Report Some British Trdops Being Removed After Greek Election

British Withdrawing From Greece, UN Hears; Case Placed On Agenda

Ukraine-Greece Case Is Brought Before Council   Delegates Interested But Mum on Withdrawal Of Some British Troops ~

‘Action Planned Before Ukraine Entered Charges   Counsel Hearings of Case Assured as U. § Votes With Russians

Fear Of War Felt By Pope At Yule   ConstantAgitation  Proves Basis Of © Possibility

—POPE PIUS— Sounds Call For Early,  Just Peace  Urges Powers To Remove Tensions

esulling jn fie bee" *- ee OS ‘te  Dialllusionnent, Discontent May Flame Into New Contict  Gave Pone In Appeal For justice, Equity For All Peoples oe Drectlent Roose

GRAVE DANGER TO PEACE SEEN BY POPE PIUS   Contends Europe Standing in Danger of New Conficts Due to Unrest   INTERNATIONAL TENSION MUST BE ELIMINATED

GRAVE DANGER OF NEW CONFLICTS, POPE PIUS WARNS   DECLARES UNREST OF PEOPLE OF EUROPE iS FANNING FLAMES

Urges Definite Peace Program Amona Nations   Says War Victims Disillusioned Over War's Aftermath

Pope Pius XII Sees Europe in Danger of New Conflicts   Catholic Head Calls for Early and Just Peace to Avert Strife

Pope Pius Sees Danger Of New War In Europe   Urges World Leaders To Work For True State Of Peace

SAYS CONSTANT AGITATION MAY BRING CONFLICT   Calls for Early, Just, Definitive Peace to End War

Somber Note In Pope’s  Address   Christmas Greeting  Is Tinged With Pessimism But Some Reason For Hope is Seen

Pope Calls for Early Just and Lasting Peace   Pontiff Says Eurape Stands in Grave Danger Of New Conflicts; His Address Is Broadcast

Early, Definite And Just Peace Urged By Pontiff In Annual Yule Message

Pope Declares _ Europe Facing New Conflicts   Pontiff Pleads For Early, Just And Definite Peace  In Chefehync Bloccace

Pope Pius's Yuletide Message Warns Europe Is Standing In Grave Danger of New Wars

Pope Pius Declares Kurope Is In Danger Of New Conflict   Speaks To Resident Members of College Of Cardinals Today

Pope Warns ofSanta to Danger of Visit 3200 New Conflicts Orphans

Pope Warns Europe Faces War Danger   Deplores Constant Agitation Among People of Continent

NEW CONFLICTS FACING EUROPE, PONTIFE AVERS   Pope Urges Removal of ‘Dan gerous Tensions’ in Christmas Eve Message

Pope Warns World Conflicts Threaten   Constant Agitation of Europe's Peoples Cited by Prelate in Christmas Eve Address

Pope Warns Of New Conflicts Facing Europe   : Pontiff. Calls For “An Early, Just And Def.  inite Peace.

Europe Faces New: Conflict, Pope Warns —   Urges Powers: to Remove ; a and. Find “Wav to Peace

Ale .  Pope’s Christmas Message Warns of Grave Danger of New Conflicts      Pleads For Early Peace

Europe At Crossroads, esays Pontiff   Cites Grave Need For Early, Just And Defini tive Peace.

Pope’s Christmas Message Warns of Grave Danger of New Conflicts   Pleads For Early Peace

Pope Warns New Strife Threatens   Pontiff Declares‘ Hour Grave—Asks New Peace Approach

Pontiff Pleads For Just Peace   Deplores Constant Agitation of Europe's Peoples; Warns World

Dangers Feared  Of New Conflicts   Tenor of Papal Address Takes Peecimistic Trend: Need Bread

Pope Declares Europe Stil In War Peril   Pontiff Warns Just Peace Necessary For Discontented People

NAVY ABANDONS PLAN TO ACQUIRE COLLEGE   Ferresta: Informs St. Jeha’s DePartment Ne Longer Seeks Campux« For Expansion

Byrnes Is Heard by Assembly   His Speech Interpreted as Object Lesson on Democracy, Is Reply to Bidault   Freedom Stressed   ae aa ea Naa el Rae el  Proposal Is Made All Papers Get Chance at All News

TTLEE DEPLORES SOVIET ISOLATION   Russian People Are Kept ir Ignorance of the Outside World, He Charges

Attlee Accuses Reds Of Keeping People Ignorant  Says Russians Know

Says Russia Keeps Public  In lenorance   Holds Communists Recognize Only Red Democracies

British Government Chief . Pleads, for Universal Coamantion With U.N.

Reds Keep Facts. ‘From OwnPeople, Attlee Declares   Tells Trade Group “Wall Of Suspicion and Ignor* Exists   UN FUTURE RESTS UNEASY, HE SAYS   Finds Universal Cooperation Necessary for Achieve- ment of Aims

Attlee Sa vs Soviets Seal  Off Russians   Held Behind Wall Of I¢norance, Suspicion From Outside World, Charged

Reds Create Suspicion, Says Attlee   Claims Soviet Seals Off Na tion Behind ‘‘Wall of  Ignorance’

)Attlee Raps Russian Attitude On News; Pleads 'F or World Cooperation

Soviet Govt. Taken to Task By Aitlee   Charges Russian People Kept Behind “Wall of Ignorance and Suspicien”

Attlee Accuses Soviets Of Constructing “Wall of ignorance’ Around Russia

ATTLEE PLEADS FOR UNO PEACE ACCUSES SOVIET   Briton Asserts Reds Sea Empire Behind ‘Wall  *. Of Innorance’

—TRADES UNION CONGRESS —   Attlee Charges Russ People "Sealed Off' #

ATTLEE HITS SHARPLY AT COMMUNISTS   Charges’ Sevier Keeps information From tts People

Attlee Unleashes Blast at Russians   High British Official Accuses Soviets of Causing Suspicion

Attlee Lashes ‘Iron Curtain’   Soviet Ignorance, Suspicion Depvlored

Cubage Denies He Was Prison Officer At U.S. Jail Base   Oklahoman Names Four  Others; Court Denies Recess; Attorney Cites Burden

GENERALLY COOLER WEATHER FORECAST   Temperatuce, Will Be Belew Nor mal in Many Sectloms Of Cauntryr Oxer Week-cud

SNOW FORECAST THIS WEEK END   Cold Front Moving I From Canada; Drop Due By Sunday

Spread of Cold Cold Front From Western Canada Brings Snow in Areas

Promises Full © State Support In Expansions  Presidents of 85 Schools in N.Y.  Attandina Parle   Suaaecte Sampson

DEWEY URGES COLLEGES FOR VET TRAINING   Seeks Cooperation of 85 State Colleges And Universities

Seek New Vote On Arbitration   Petition Circulated Today Among Power Strike Workers

Convention. Trade Slipping From Pittsburgh as Power ‘Strike Continues Unabated

FORESIGHT, SENSIBLE RATIONING SAVE SWITZERLAND FROM SHARE IN MOST FUROPE’S STARVATION

Swiss F 00d: At andling Of High Order   Provides . Object : Les: son In Raiioning:: Nationa Averted National - ‘Catadtrophe.  - During: War And Now . .

TOLEDO POLICE CAPTURE TWO HOLDUP MEN   Discover Small Arsenal o Arms in Car Stopped for Speed Warning

SECOND STREET  PROJECT IS APPROVED   Cleanup and Daylight Saving Time Also Before Commission

Scientist Says Sunday Will Be Year's Shortest Dev by 8.n¢- a Serond

Crown Jewel  Cache Found   Army Claims Confessions From Pair; 2 Others May Be Arrested Soon

—HIDDENINBOX—~ Dime Novel Chase Ends In Chicago   Colonel and Waeé Bride Confess Part in Theft

Colonel Reveals Hiding Place of Remaining Loot   WAC Captain and Her Husband Face Trial For $1,500,000 Theft

Miners Defer Action on New Pact Demands   Anthracite Conclave Hits U. S. Press for  Vilification of Lewis

UMW HITS AT PRESS’ BLOWS AT JOHN LEWIS   Anthracite Convention Defers Action On  New Contract

Cony. Johnson Announces lor Re-Election   Puts at Rest Rumors He Would Make Race For Governorship

Truman May Give Position On Soft Coal  Strike Threat   Krug Holds Doubt Miners Will Quit Jobs November lt

Strike-Worried Officials Look To White House  Krug Doubts Lewis Will Carry Out Hi Thr ant On Strike

Hint On Gov't Attitude Toward lewis Sought   Krug Expresses Doubt That Miners Will Leave Jobs November 1

Officials Look To Truman For Government Attitude Toward iLewis’s Coal Strike Threat   Secretary Krug Expresses Doubt That. Miners Will Strike As Lewis Intimated

KRUG DOES NOT BELIEVE MINERS WILL QUIT NOV, 1   Strike-Worried Officials Turn To White House For Signs Of Possible Presidential Action To Avert Coal Strike.

ARMY BLACKS OUT NEWS ON DOOMED         Unusual Precautions Repo Taken at Nuernberg Jail to Prevent Suicide by Any of the Nazis.   APPEALS TO COMMUTE / SENTENCES FILED   if Pleas are Denied Lawyers, Will Ask that Prisoners be Allowed to Die Before Firing Squad.

NEXT MOVE IS AWAITED  News Blackout Imposed As Nazi Leaders Make Appeal

Lawyers Plan Pleas To Save Hitler's Gane   Army Imposes News Blackout on Nuern-  berg Courthouse

News Blackout Over Nuernberg Jail Is Imposed  Nazi Leaders Ask To B Shof Instead Of Hanged; Precautions Taken

Lawyers File Pleas to Save  - Doomed Nazi:   News Blackout Ie Clampec ‘On Nuernberg, Security  ak  Pee Sn 

ARMY CLAMPS BLACKOUT ON WAR CRIMINALS   Coadouned Nazis Ask To Be Shot Instead Of Hanged

NUERNBERG HAS NEWS BLACKOUT   Final Pleas Pressed Tc Save Hitler Gang From Gallows

News Blackout Set As Plans Are Made  For Nazi Hangings   Allied Commission Meets to Draft Schedule For Carrying Out Court Death Decrees; Final Pleas for Condemned Pressed

News Blackout Clamped on Doomed Nazis   Defense Seeking to Save Condemned From ‘Gallows

News Blackout Imposed Over  Doomed Nazis   Execution Details Worked Out by Four-Power Grouyn

But All the Condemned Nazis Appea! to Berlin For Commutation oi Their Sentences.

Nazis Seek To Detour Gallows  File Appeals With Allied Control Counci

U.S. Places News Blackout in Nuernberg; Doomed Nazis Appeal fo Escape Gallows

Army Clamps Blackout On At Nuernberg   Doomed Nazis Ask For Firing Squad Instead of Gallows

Governor Asks Tyrrell to Quit HisState Jol   Lincoln Day Dinner OE Tyrrell Savs

g a a eS ee   One-Time Luxury Ship : Normandy Authorized Te Ro liced As Scran

County-Wide Older Youth Club Organizes; Officers, Two Committees Named

AUTO WORKERS  ~~ ASKING RAISE   CHRYSLER—EM.-P-L-O-V-E.5—DECLARE RECENT INCREASE HAS FAILED ‘TO COVER  RISING-COSTS. :

Truman Passes  Up Party Rally   Visits With Mother And Then Takes Part In  Masonic Meeting

President Shuns Demo Rally in His Home Town   Friend Said Truman Wanted to Uphold Dianity of His Office

Truman Shuns Party Rally   Stays Away from: Affair Te * Uphold “Dignity of Office.”

TRUMAN PASSES UP HOME TOWN RALLY: PLAN NO SPEECH   Upholds Dignity of His Big Office By-Not Attending’...  ma Neston -

PRESIDENT SHUNS SPEEGHIMAKING IN ELECTION BATTLES   Me. Treman Passes Up Po litical Rally at Home er RB ley

PRESIDENT TRUMAN QUIETLY VISITING AT INDEPENDENCE, MO.   Left Democratic Battle for Congressional Seats in Hands of Party.   HE PASSED UP A RALLY   A Close Friend Said President Desired 10 Uphold Dignity of High Office.

President Shuns Hometown Rally   Pacific Veteran Aids Farmers,  ‘Hunters---And Makes Nice Profit

TRUMAN'S LIPS STILL CLOSED   President Ignores Big Rally In Home Town

Truman Maintains Political Silence In Home Election  Upholds Dignity  mar Wee fy eee.

Plans No Political Address ....  Truman Passes Up HomeTown Political Rally As Beneath His Dignity

No Politics For Truman   Decision Credited to Desire to “Uphold Dignity of High Office”

TRUMAN STAYS CLEAR OF ALL PARTY RALLIES   Spokesman Says Presiden! ‘Upholding Dignity of High Office’

Chief Executive Remains Silent   Silent On Politics To “Uphold Dignity Of High Office”

PRESIDENT AT HOME TO VOTE   Home Town Raily Is Passed Up By Chief Executive

President Misses Big Election Rally   Truman Remains Aloof While on Visit Home

FBI Study Shows No Conspiracy in Shortage of Meat   Charge Famine Is Deliberate Attempt to End OPA Said Unfounded   NORMAL ECONOMIC REACTION REPORTED   Two Cabinet Members Urge President to Abolish Meat Price Controls

No Conspiracy To Create Meat Shortages   Justice Dept., FBI Investigation Shows Cattle Growers and Packers Not to Blame

NO EVIDENCE OF COLLUSION IS UNCOVERED   Justice Department Heads Find Nothing Against Growers, Packers   CONTROL REPEAL URGED   Two Cabinet Members Want Truman To Remove Meat Ceilings At Once

EVIDENCE OF COLLUSION IN MEAT CRISIS   Justice Department, FBI Find No Artificial Shortages To Destroy OPA

No Evidence Of Conspiracy Found By FBI   Cabinet Members Ask End To Price Control

NO LARGE SCALI WITHHOLDING 0: MEAT DISCLOSED   Cabinet Members Urge Abolition of Price Controls

Meat Industry txonerated of Hoarding Charge   Justice Department And FB! Find No Evidence of Conspiracy

NO EVIDENCE OF CONSPIRACY IN MEAT SHORTAGE   Federal Probe Clears Industry

Evidence nspiracy hortage eat: FBI   Department Participates . estigation of "5 Industry

NO COLLUSION IN MEAT PIRCH FOUND BY FB   Justice Department Reports Situation ls Natural Result of OPA Policy   DEMOCRATS ARE UNEASY   At Least Two in Truman's Cabinet Are Urging Him to Scrap Controls

Inquiry Finds No Collusion Or Controls   Cabinet Members Urge Truman to Suspend Controls

Agents Find No Collusion Aimed to Destroy OPA   Withholding Called Normal; 2 in Cabinet Press for Decontrol

FBI Finds No Meat Is Hoarded   Inquiry Refutes Charges Packers Created Shortage To Discredit OPA

Opponents Ge! Ready To Kill Bill Monday   First Test Vote May Be On Meat Question

OPA Foes Launch New Drive on Meat Controls in Bill   Taft and Wherry Lead Attempt to Break Up Compromise Measure

Fear Black Market May Get It All   Exemption May Bring Compromise

Meat Top. Prices Face  New Fight   OPA Opponents Seek to Force First Vote on Short Commodity

Senators Map No-Meat-Ceiling OPA Legislation   Better No Control Than Black Market, Sen. George States; Start Revival

Ceilings for Meat Opposed in Senate in OPA Discussion   Taft, Wherry Crack New OPA Bill With Meat Marketing Clause

Senators Ask Meat Ceiling Lift In Drive on Price Control Bill Reviva

Temperatures   Black Market Will Get Meat as Soon a: Controls Restored, Georgian Predicts; Action Off to Monday By Senate Recess

OPA Critics Hope Strong Anti-Meat Ceiling Drive Will Crack Controls Bill

Counting on Meal Proviso to Force Changes in OPA  Say Black Market Sure to Get Supply lf Controls Stick

Critics Of OPA Drive To Crack Compromise Bill   Taft, Wherry, George Seek Meat Ceiling Removal To Combat Racketeer

CEILINGS OFF MEAT DRIVE CFTS SUPPOR]   OPA Critics Counting On Campaign To Crack Open Compromise

Influential Sen. George Backing Coalition’s Drive to Crack Open Compromise Bill to Revive OPA

Off-With-Meat Ceilings Drive Under Way   Revival Of Price And Rent Controls Given Good Chance

OPA Crities Hope to Tie Down New Bill   Republican Senators Taft of Ohio, Wherry Of Nebraska, Lead In Fresh Attack

Powerful Drive To Crack Open Compromise Measure Gains Both Republican and Democratic Support.   OPPONENTS TO FORCE TEST VOTE MONDAY

Opposition To Controls Maps Strategy   Senator George Joins Group Fiechtine Compromise

Wherry And Taft Battle To Erase Meat Ceilings   . Barkley Doubts Ability To Beat Amendment

Concentrate Un Drive To Avoid Ceilings On Meat  OPA’s Senatorial Foes “Taunt On Thic Move Ta   OPA’s Senatorial Foes “Count On This Move To Wreck Control Bill.

OPPONENTS OF OPA PIN HOPE ON “DROP MEAT CEILING” MOVE  PLAN GAINS BACKING AMONG SENATORS NOT IN FAVOR OF CONTROLS

Republican Leaders! Count On Powerful  sl it  Off-Meat Ceiling Drive

Senators Fear Black Market May Come Back   Taft And Wherry Try To Tie Down Price Controls

OPENING ROUND OF NEW BATTLE IS DUE MONDAY   Some Of Democrats Rally Behind Republican Bid To ‘Unfreeze’ Meat

Senate Critics Back “No Meat Ceiling” Idea To Crack Bill   Move To Limit OPA Gains Fresh Support For Taft, Wherry

Meat May Be Key to OPA Plan   Powerful Drive Is Underway to Crack Bill by Removing Meat Ceilinas

'Drive To EndCeiling On Meat   Senate Foes Seek To Break Compromise Bill on Price Conira)

Try For Suppor! For OPA Revival   Taft and Wherry Suggest Leaving Meat Off List Of Price Controls   GEORGE FAVORS PLAN   He Argues Ceiling Would Force Meat Back: Into Black Market

Sen. George in Favor  Of GOP Plan   Compromise Measure Will Undergo First Fire Monday

Seek to End OPA Control Over Meat   Critics In Senate Drive To Crack Open Compromise Measure

Ceilings On Meat May Aid In Fight   Taft, Wherry Hope For ‘Break’ On OPA Measure

DiIVE BEGINS 10 BAR PRICE TOP ON MEAT   OPA’s Senatorial Critics Rely Upon This Step to Crack Open Compromise Bill to Revive Former Controls.

Powerful Pressure May Break Measure   Agency’s Senatorial Critics Get Fresh Support in Drive

New Proposal Aims to Lift Meat Control   Senate Test On Measure Due Monday

WOULD LEAVE CONTROLS OFF MEAT PRICES   Senatorial Critics Of OPA Press for Exception for Meat

Move Growsto Keep Meat off OPA Control   Drive is Spearheaded by Senators Taft and Wherry

CRITICS PLAN TO CRACK OPA REVIVAL BILL   z “ Senators Taft, Wherry Head Attempt To Tie Down Price Program

In Drive To Crack OPA Bill   Critics Push Off-WithMeat-Ceilings Cam paign; Barkley Stands Pat On Committee Bill

SENATE TO TAKE UP OPA TALKS AGAIN MONDAY   George Joins Group to Keep Meat Off Lists of Controlled Items

Senate Critics Back New Move  For Compromise   Confident Of Support For Exemption: Survey Shows Results Of OPA-Less Week

FAVOR LIFTING MEAT PRICE CONTROL   Taft Confident Demos Will Support New Amendment   ADMINISTRATION   Leaders Contend Move May Precipitate Another Presidential Veto

Taft, Wherry Leaders in New Attack   Attempt to Put Curb on Price Control Program Gains Support of Sen. George of Georgia

 — PRICE BILL— Senators Press for Early Vote   George Supports New Effort to Tie Down Agency

Campaign Started To Extend Draft  Congress Pressed by War Department for  Tan AASlitams Catun

Move To Extend Draft Gaining   Closed-Door Testimony Of Military Leaders Held Responsible

Draft Extension Gains Backing Following Plea   Military Strength Said Demanded By World Affairs

SAVE OHIO FUEL LAUSCHE ORDER   Wartime Fuel Conservation Group Revived to Aid In Coal Crisis

LAUSCHE ASKS. ‘ALL CITIZENS      GOVERNOR REVIVES WARTIME FUEL COMMITTEE—TRUMAN » RETURNS TO CAPITAL ©  . TODAY  '   ‘By INTERNATIONAL (NEWS SERVICE

Emergency Labor Act Blocked In Senate.   Opponents Of Strike Curbs Launch All-Out Fight Against Legislation

BITTER DEBATE ON ANTI - STRIKE BILL IN SENATE   Treman Accused Of “Han Acting” And With “Stall ing” On Union Carbs    SLAVE LABOR CHARGE HURLED BY AFLH E AD

LOLOL LLL LLL LOL LE NOLL OL CC EL CCT ie tat  Senator r Charges Truman Was ‘Ham Acting’ Saturday   Oregon Solon Also Says Administration Chiefs Ir House Stalling On Permanent Labor Union Curb Bill; Green Calls Bill ‘Sfave  Labor Under Fascism’

Anti Strike Legislation Hits a Snag   Coalition Opens Fire on Truman Request for Strike Draft

President Is Accused Of “Ham Acting” By Senator   Sweeping Anti-Strike Legislation Hits Snag Amid Furious Charges—Administration Charged With “Stalling”

SENATE HOLDS UP TRUMAN'S WALKOUT BILE   LABOR LEGISLATION ATTACKED BY UAW AS SLAVERY

PRESIDENTS PLAN TO BLOCK STRIKES HITS SENATE SNAG   Morse Accuses Truman of Ham Acting in Reporting Rail Strike’s End During  Talk to Congress.   BARKLEY DECLARES CHARGE IS UNJUST   Majority Leader Asserts Chief Executive Did Not Know of Situation When He Eegan Speech Saturday.

Truman Laho: Legislation Sirikes Snaq   Furious Charges, Denials Hurled on Senctte Floor

ANTI- STRIKE BILL STALLED   Truman Is. Charged With “Ham Acting’ During Furious Debate

Sen. Morse Says Chief Executive Is "Ham Acting”   Sweeping  Anti-Strike Legislation Hits Snags in Congress

Truman Labo Legislation Strikes Snag  2 me a FS "1. le ene anes   Furious Charges, Denials Hurled on Senate Floor

Strike Bill Hits Snags   Morse Accuses Truman of ‘ram Acting:   ‘Charaes Stalling

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN WESTERN ALLIES AND RUSSIA ADDING TO COMPLICATIONS IN PALESTINE

Mackenzie’s Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE SP Foreign Affairs Analyst

Today’s Outlook   BRITAIN’S FEAR OF RUSSIA COMPLICATES PALESTINE SITUATION

Shift in Britain’s Defense Policy May Ease Situation in Holy Land

Were Given Their First ‘Hearing In Congress On Bill Yesterday. House Debate Comes Later This Week

GOLDEN JUBILEE   BEN MCCULLOCH  EVERYBODY IS INVITED THIS MAY BE THE LAST ONE

PRICE CONTROL ” MAY BE LIFTED   Anderson To Announce Plan On Food Commodities Today

Items in Short Supply Listed   Commodities Omitted in 3:30 P. M. Report to Be Ceijlince Free

YOUTH 1S BLAMED FOR NEW CRIMES   Victims. Identify Property Found in Suspect’s Room

HEIRENS FACING 31 CHARGES OF BURGLARY AND ASSAULT   SUSPECT IN DEGNAN MURDER STILL DENIES ANY CONNECTION WITH DEATH OF CHILD

CONSTITUTION IS APPROVED BY FRENCH VOTERS   Government Will Shift From Provisional To Permanent Basis      ADOPTION OPPOSED BY GEN. de GAULLE

French Vote * Approval Of ~— Constitution   Large Number of “No” Votes Attributed to DeGaulle Blast

DeGaulle Fails In Attempt to Deteat Charter   Majority of Over Million Given Plan: Many Fail to Vote

FRENCH VOTE APPROVAL OF NEW CHARTER   Constitution Adopted Despite Opposition Of De Gaulle

FRENCH VOTE IN FAVOR OF CONSTITUTION   Light Vote Recorded ; De Gaulle Opnases Rill

French Voters Give Approval  To Constitution   Charter Rejected in Paris Opposition Is Led Rye De Ganlie

French Voters Approve New Constitution  Charter ls Adopted Despite Opposition Of Gen. Charles De Gaulle  THREE MAJOR PARTIES SUPPORTED DOCUMENT Many People Ignore Ref erendum; Assembly To Be Chosen 

Constitution Is Approved hy  French Voters Opposition by DeGaulle Is Overridden

UP PRICES ON COTTON GOODS   OPA DECISION MAKES CLOTHING MORE EXPENSIVE

OPA INCREASES COTTON PRICES   Agency Also Orders Eating Houses to Cut Charges for Meat Dishes

Board Nears Decision on Dairy Controls   Meat Dishes in Restaurants Rolled Back to June 30 Levels

Cotton Clothing Prices Increased  OPA Decontro! Board Considers Ceilings For Dairy Products

OPA Hangs New Tags On Cottons; Control On Butter Possible   Pricing Panel To Study Dairy Products; Garments To Be Boosted Cent; Linens, Towels To Go Up 2% Cents; Linseed Oil Hiked

COTTON CLOTHES TO COST MORE   OPA Rolls Back Restaurant Prices To June 30 Level; Paint Boosts Seen

OPA Grants More Price Increases   Cotton Goods and Clothing to Cost More

PRICES 60 UP ANOTHER RUNG   OPA Hangs Higher Cost Tags on Textiles, Prepares to Act on Dairv Cellings.

PRICES CF COTTON, CLOTHING BOOSTED BY FEDERAL BOARD   New Cost Tags Hung Up Today By DeControl Agency at Capital;  Percentages Are Told.   INCREASES SEEN FOR DAIRY ITEMS

Drastic Cut In Budget Forecast   Truman’s Appointment o! McKeever Indicates Plan To Economize.

Truman Moves For Reduction In Expenditures   Federal Costs May Be Cut in Half Next Year

DRASTIC SLASH SFEN PROBABLE IN °47 BUDGET   Truman Maps Program For Liquidating War Agencies

Drastic Slash in Spending in View   New Budget May Be Cut To Half of Last Figure

Schools Must Be Free--Parker  i es ogg. Educeabian Accaciation Convention Closes

Says Schools Must Be Free to Teach Truth   Necessary To Democratic Society, Miss Parker Tells Teachers 

JURY. HEARING TESTIMONY IN WINTER TRIAL   Prosecutor Won’t Request Death Penalty For 76~~ ¥ear-Old-- Weman

Butter- Shy, Anti- Gambling Wisconsin is Butt of Jokes   Chide Button on Games of Chance:

Earthquake Recorded In West Indies   Latest In Series  Of 300 In Month

TERMINAL LEAVE PAY NOW SEEMS GERTAINTY   Scnate Military Committec Approves Bill   WILL PASS THE SENATE

TERMINAL PAY NOW ASSURED   ENLISTED MEN AND OFFICERS TO GET BONDS AS PAY FOR UNUSED FURLOUGH TIME

TERMINAL PA IN BONDS OK’D   Senate Measure Expected ' To Receive Concurrence of House

GET TERMINAL LEAVE PAY   Senate Military Comittee 0. K.s Bond Payments

TERMINAL LEAVE PAY BILL GOES TO SENATE   Payment To Be Made in Gavernment Bangs

Aid Formula for Central Schoels Put Into Effect   Temporary Plan Devised to  Distribute Fund Approved  By Legislature

U. S. Says Russia Has Failed to Keep Agreement  Terms of Yalta Pact Abrogated; Aid

U.S. Says Russia Has Failed to Keep Agreement  Terms of Yalta Pact Abrogated; Aid Pledged to Hungary

U.S. Beards Kremlin On  Yalta Pact   Declares Soviet .Govern: merit Refuses to Carry ’ Out Its Share OF Agreement

Charges Russian: Violated Pledge  State Department Accuses Soviets

U.S. Claims Riissia Failing To Observe Yalta Pact, .  Refusing To: Give: Reason:

Charges Russians Violated Pledge  State Department Beeusese Soviate

2 STATE RIGHT QUESTIONS UP   One Involves Ownership Of Land Under Water Of States’ Shores

STATES’ RIGHTS TIED TO SENATE BATTLES   Under-Water Land, Return Of USES Are Involved

States’ Rights Back In Senate   Old Issue Involved In Two Controversial Moassecre«

Fleet Safer in Hawaii Dec. /,  Ingersoll Avows Admits Navy High Command Failed te

PROBERS TRY TO END HARBOR QUIZ FRIDAY   Ingersoll Defends Keeping Of Warships At Hawaii

LEADERS HOPE BLACK, JALKSIM WILL RESTON   Pay Tribute To Fred M.  Vinson’s Talents

Congressmen Hope Black and Jackson Will Quit Supreme Court: Feud Shakes Public Confidence

SEEK RESIGNATIONS OF BLACK, JACKSON   Gnly Means Of Achieving Harmony In Supreme Court

JUSTICES MAY ~ LEAVE BENCH                  CONGRESS HOPING PRESSURE WILL CAUSE BOTH BLACK AND JACKSON TO STEP our .

Soviet Proposals For World Disarmament Are Most ~ Interesting To The U. S.

MOLOTOV ASKS BAN ON MAKING ATOMIC + BOMBS   Russian Presents Four-Point Plan For Disarming Nations Of World   U. §. LEADERS SILENT{   British Angered At Bitter’ Charges Hurled At UN General Assembly

Diplomats To Ignore Temporarily Charges Launched By Molotov   “Smart, Tough Speech” By Russian Delegate Will Go Unanswered When Senator Austin Takes Floor At UN Meeting Late Today.

U. S. STUDIES SOVIET PLAN TO DISARM   Ignores Angry Charges in Speech Of V. M. Molotov

Cheaper Cheese and Milk Next Spring Forecast   Eggs Also Decline, But Some Articles Are Still Scarce

ROUGE WORKERS SET TO STRIKE   Ford Union Representing 70,000 Files Notice Of Walkout

County Court News Of Sioux County      Clerk of District Courts Presents 4 Host of Vital Statisties For . Phe Year of 1945!

County Court News Of Sioux County   William Reit Pays Fine As Result of Having Punch Roards in His Restaurant in Hull

County Court News Of Sioux County          Jenvle Krnid of Hospers J Before insanity Commis —Sent to Hospital?

County Court News — Of Sioux Couni;   Contempt Proceedings Avainst Law. rence T. Langeuhorst, An Ex. ecutor Were Disn

County Court News Of Sioux Couniy   Wo. G. Van Leeuwen Was Appointed xecutor ofthe Estate of Rena Yan Leeuwen, deceused

County Court News Of Sioux Count,      Robert Backley Filed a Suit Against Bernice Buckley to Recover Joint Bank Account

County Court News Of Sioux Count;   Marviage Licenses Were Issued te Fifteen Conples in Sioux County During the Past Week

County Court News Of Sioux County      Ahe Vin. Drict Filed Suit Against the Lykshorns Calling For Fulfillment of a Contract

County Court News Of Sioux County      Marriage Licenses and Estate Mat. ters Appear In This Week’s Report of Court News

County Court News. Of Sioux County      Two Piverce Actions Were Filed and Jury Found Rohwéller Not Guilty on His Charge

County Court News Of Sioux Count,   Case of Moving House From Maurice to Orange City was Dismissed —Plaintifi Paid Costs

County Court News  Of Sioux County   Estate of Henry Rensink, Late of Sioux Center Was Valued at Near To $346,000.00

County Court News Of Sioux Count,   Marguerlie D, Miller Filed Suit For _ Divorce From Everett ¥. Mill. " er of Hawarden, ta,

County Court News Of Sioux County   Including Marriage HAcenses Issued  and Other News of interest’ ~   To All Our Readers

County Court News Of Sioux County   Estate Matters Take Up Most of the Court’s Time During the Past Several Days of Court

County Court News Of Sioux County      Suste Kiein of West Branch Towne ship Has Filed for Separate Maintenance from Spouse

County Court News Of Sioux County      Fannie Draayom, In Will Makes Bequests And Leaves Estate to Brothers and Sisters

AMBER ASKS COMMUNIST LIS]   Peek at Membership of .Par. ty, Its Finances Urged in Lenathy Report

U.S. Chamber DemandsRed Party’s List  Clark Declares Issue Blown Up

CHARGES REDS HOLD U. 5. JOBS   C. OF C. DEMANDS COMMUNIST PARTY BE FORCED TO BARE MEMBERSHIP.

Demand Communists Be forced to  Disclose Membership   United States Chamber of Commerce Asserts Reds Have Infiltrated Into Government, Driving Faithful Out

USCC Insists Communist Party in U. S. Be Forced To Disclose Membership

Attack Launched on Communists by U. §. Chamber  Demande Party Diccelac,   Demands Party Disclose Membership and Finances

@ PAUL MALLON—      Russia Leaving Strong Political Army Behind in fran

Rioters Go On Hunger Strike   Talian, ‘Slav Agitators AL Trieste Protest Ar rest By Allies. ;

Charges Box Score of ‘Congressional Voting  ‘Stacked’ by CIO-PAC

een st, ttt CC LLL LLL LL OD A AAA AD  REECE CLAIMS ClO “STACKED” ACCOUNTS OF RECENT VOTING

CIO-PAC Stacked Boxscore On Lawmakers’ Voting, Is Charge Of GOP Chairman

Reece Claims Republicans Seeki ing Reelection Are Put In Jeopardy By CIO’s PAC

MAKES CHARGES AGAINST P, A.C.   ‘Republican National Chairman Declares CIO-PAC “Stacked” Boxscore’ In Effort To Reflect On GOP Candidates.

PAC’s Table on Congress Voting Used to Hurt G. O. P.. Reece Savs

BITTER FIGHT SEEN IN CAPITAL  “Boost In Farm Prices Is Sought By Senate Group

Drive To Boost Farm Prices Gets Backing   Anderson Compared to Ventriloquist’s Dummy by Senator 

DRIVE TO INCREASE FARM PRICES GAINS FORCE IN SENATE   Senator Russell, Urging Boost, Refers to Agriculture Secretary as Dummy  for Chester Bowles.   URGES ADDING LABOR COST TO PARITY SUM   Anderson Arouses Farm Bloc’s Ire by Expressing Opposition to Proposed  Wage Bill Amendment.

Senator, Urging Farm Price Hike, Calls Anderson ‘Charlie M’Carthy

eee  MI CT Ws... LIGA Mt nas AVES And Babies On Way to America   Go Aboard Queen Mary At Southampton; To Sail Sunday; Marvel At Ship’s Menus.

Republican Chiefs Ave Surprised at Action hy Poland   Special Envoy to Paris Said There Had Been No  Previous Announcement

Spain Denies Secret Work On A-Bombs   Delegations Invited To Visit Nation For Check-Up on Claims

Midwestern Heat Wave Ends With Quick Rain   Thousands Swarm to Beaches to Defeat  Weather and 49 Die in Drownings in U.S.

‘Michigan Tornado Raises Heat Wave ‘Death Toll in Midwest Area to 6/

Sen. Bankhead Is Stricken Ill in Capital   Colleague Says He Appeared to Be in ‘Grave’ Condition

Case Agrees to. Resume Parley  Found Guilty of Unfai Labor Practice, NLRB

12 PIRATES COMMANDEER SHIP STEAL CARGO; ROB PASSENGERS AND ESCAPE IN A MOTOR JUNK

COTTON DROP IS BLAMED ON SPECULATION BY EVERYBODY   Stabilization Of Prices Predicted When Plungers Eliminated

Two Patrols Attacked in Dairen Area   No Satisfactory Replies to Protests Received From Reds

U. S. Protests ‘Attacks on ‘Naval Planes   Russian Fighters Fire on American Airmen

TWICE CHASE YANK PILOTS IN MANCHURIA   Washington Protests to Moscow—Terms One Incident “Hostile Act,” Other “Unjustifiable.”   ‘ONE CRAFT HIT, NONE ABOARD HURT   Firing on One Occasion Took Place 23 Miles at Sea—Soviet Approached Several Times.

Navy Airmen Chased From Dairen Area   Department’s Report Says Action Occurred After Port Was Declared Open To Commerce Of All Nations

One Incident ‘Hostile Act,’  U. S. Insists   Contends Dairen Declared Free Port In Treaty Last Year

Russians ‘Open Fire’ On American Planes   Soviets Open Fire On Navy Planes Over Port Arthur-Dairen Section 

One Incident Is Called ‘Hostile Act” and Other "Unjustifiable™   Patrol Craff Are Chased Out of Port ArthurDairen Area   NO MENTION IS MADE OF ANY RETURN FIRE   One Encounter Takes Place 13 Miles beyond Soviet Limit’

No~@neHurt in  Either of Incidents ~ But One Plane:Was  Damaged,

Schwellenbach Is Off Speaker List ‘AtAFL Convention   Officials Say Name Was Omitted Deliberately; Hint Rift Is Over CLO.

 Shortage Alters ‘Meat Problem   Says Grain Shortage Should Release Livestock

Shortage of Grain Cited By Anderson   No Intimation Rationing Of Meat To 2eturn, Secretary Says.

IRANIAN ENVO} ANSWERS POLES QUERIES TODA)   anand  Direct Appeal To Soviet : Next Step, But Rebuff Is Foreseen   CHARGES WILL BE HEARD   Britain And U. S. Determined To Continue Inquiry, Regardless

British- American Plan To Bridge Crisis To Be Given To UNO   eee  Calls For An Adojurnment Until Next Week Week To Give Russia And Iran Time To Submit Replies To Important Questions.

“COOLING OFF” PLAN ADVANCED BYU. S., BRITAIN   Would Adjourn Council Until Monday; Russians Absent

Recess on lran Issue Is Studied   U.S., Britain Propose Cooling Off Period, Pending Answers.

Soviet Group Still Balk Ai Hearing   U. §. Anglo Plan Would ‘Cool Off’ Mid East Saquabble

UNO Plans ‘Cool Ott  For Russia   Hope It May Solve Explosive Iran Dispute

 How Thunderstorm Is Measured   Weather Bureau’s New Sniffer  Of Temperture Is Explained

Late Summary Of Wednesday's News Events Compiled      “PENNSYLVANIA CAN BLOCK BIG INCH: USE

Pennsylvania Holds Key To Piping of Natural Gas From ‘East to Ease the Fuel Situation

Tran-Russian  Rift Serious   Dispute. Is Catiing  Concern To Leaders

World Zionists Will Keep Out Of London Conference On Situation In Palestine

Zionists Won't Participate in London Parle   If Britain Shifts On Jewish Entry, May Send Delegate

Zionists Retuse To Take Part {In  Palestine Parley   But Door Left Open For Reconsideration Of Stand on Jew Immigrants

ZIONIST CONGRESS NOT TO TAKE PART IN LONDON MEETS   Might Reconsider [f British Change Minds on Limitation of Immigration

Bid Spurned By Zionists   Immigration Limit °  Upsets World Body

Zionists Turn Thumbs Down  On Conference   But Leaves Door Open For Reconsideration If And When Britain Changes Policy

Zionists Reject Participation In London Session   Congress Votes Against Sending Delegate To London

U. §. Challenge Of Report Hinted   ‘Dangerous Precedent In Franco Probe Cited

SPENDING LIMIT GOES UP AGAIN   Administration Grants Reclamation Projects Added $25,000,000

BRAZIL POLICE CHIEF AGAINST COMMUNISN   Denies, Plans To Dishand Constitutional Assembly

Price Revision May Ease Shortage Of Men’s Suit:   Government And Industry Of ficials Confident Increases Will Eliminate Alleged  Hoarding Of Clothing

Increase May Stop Hoarding of 700.000 Suits   Clothing Director Declares This Move Should ‘Break Dam’

Hoarding May Be Stopped By Price Increase   OPA Ready With New Order Which Will Close Loopholes.

Pep Up, Men, 70U,000 New Suits on Way   Stored Stock Due To Find Way into Retail Chennels

Price Increase Given Clothiers   OPA Hopes To Break Hoarding Of Suits

Hope Seen New Clothing Price To End Hoarding  But CPA New-Order Now in Making, - Shantd. Assure Alm.

ew Clothing rice Hike To ind Hoarding   overnment, Industry Offi cials Express Confidence In Mave.   KADY WITH ORDER

New Price Raises May ind Hoarding Of Men's Clothing   20. Percent Boost. Fore. cast. In Cost, of Men's  ULits:

THINK CLOTHING WILL COME OUT   Believe Authorized Price Increases Will Stop Hoarding Of Wearing Apnarel.

Price Boost  For Clothes   Expected to Bring End To Hoarding; CPA Will Issue Order

Clothes Price Rise Is Blow At Hoarding   Officials Confident Action Will Force Stocks Into Stores

Price Increase May Release Men's Clothing  More Suits Are Promised Soon

Higher Prices May Wash Out Hoarding   Men’‘s Suits And Other Scarce Apparel To ~-Come Under New Order Closina Loopholes

Russia Attacks Churchill's Alliance Plan; “Would End Bigs 3°   700,000 Men’s Suits Expected To Hit Market After OPA Hikes Prices

CPA TO ASSURE MORE CLOTHING   Action Taken By OPA To End Hoarding Of Men’s Apparel

Clothing Price Increase M ay. “End Hoarding   In Case. It -Faile,. CPA Is About Ready With New  Order to Turn the  _ . Triek

Officials Believe Increase An Clothing Prices Will Wash Out Reported Hoardinc   CPA Has New Order Which it Expects Will Close Any Remaining Loopholes

Predict an End to Hoarding of Clothing   Officials Are Confident That Price increases Wil Turn the Trick

Higher Prices May Wash Out Hoarding   Men’s Suits And Other Scarce Apparel To  ~—<Comacthndar New Order Clocinag Laanhalec

CLOTHING PRICE INCREASES SEI   Action Expected To Erase ‘Hoarding’ Of Goods

Ex-Sheriff’s Version OF GI Battle Given   Mansfield Says He Can't Understand What Caused Sieve

Former Sheriff “Amazed” At G.I. Offensive   Can’t Understand, Ex-McMinn County Officer Says

Further Hikes In Prices May Be Discouraged   Government Orders Scarce Cotton Clothing Hurried to Retailers

OPA to Limit Cotton Margin   More Clothing on Shelves Is Promised by CPA

Price Increases Halted By Order Of Stabilizer   Require Larger Down Payment From  Traders

“ PA SCORES COTTON SPECULATION  Government Acts To Block Clothing Price Increases

PROOF OF SLAV CHARGE SOUGHT   -. $. Would Stop UNRRA Shipments If It Is Found

U.S. May Halt UNRRA Aid To Yugoslavia   Relief Supplies Said Diverted To Military

AUTO WORKERS BALLOT TODAY --ON-PRESIDENT   EARLY RETURNS SAID TO INDI“CATE SZRONG TREND .TO‘WARD VICTORY FOR REUTHER

POPE PIUS WARNS “TRUE PEACE” IS  FAST VANISHING   Pontiff Says international ‘Bitterness. May Provoke World Exnissian

Pope Pleads for Christianity in Sunday Elections   France and Italy Urged to Reject “Codless Forces”

Pope Warns True Peace Is Vanishing   Calls for Communists’ Defeat in Elections In France, Italy.

Pope Pius Urges World Crusade Against Atheism   Asks French, Italians to Reject Godless Philosophies

Pope Warns In Broadeast  That Peace  Is Vanishing   Calls on Catholics  to Conduct Crusade Against Atheism; To Start in Sunday Vote

Pope Decries World Trend   Calls on Italy, France To Beat Communists

Peace Vanishing, Pontiff Warns In World Broadcast   APPEALS TO FRENCH AND ITALIAN VOTERS   Calls on Them to Reject Godless Political Philosophies at Polls

Pope Asks Christiaa Vote In France. Italy Tomorrow   Unusual Political Reference Directed At Communist Testing Ground— Pontiff Warns of World Explosion Threat

Pius Deplores Peace Threat   Infers Communism Is Greatest Menace To World Security

POPE WARNS OF WORLD EXPLOSION   Says Present  Tactics Can Only ‘Foment War .

‘Pope Warns Peace Is Vanishing in Bitter, Ungodly, Suspicious World

TRUCE? IN STRIKE FOR RIGHER PAY   Ford Signs with UAW; 18¢ Raise

Action By Union Clears Path or Truce In Dispute   Workers May Return To Jobs, With U. S. Still In Control Of Plants

STRIKE GOES ON DESPITE SEIZURE   CIO Workers Refuse to Return to Jobs Without Pay Boost

Meat Packers: Back To Work  rot Ue m= wis@ Bede mom, FR eee ok ee   STRIKE STILL ON BUT WORKERS RETURN

Packing Plant Fact-Finders Move to Capital  Cit) Duswetene ba   CIO Promises to Return as Anderson  Makes Wage Pledge

ClO DECIDES TO RETURN T0 JOB   Meat Packinghouse Workers ‘Alter Previous Stond—Production Resumes Monday

HOPE TO oPEED FLOW OF MEAT TO CONSUMER   CIO Joins AFL in Going Back to Work But Boes Not Cail Off Strike,

C10. REVERSES “STAY-OUT? ORDER IN PACKING STRIKE   Leaders Urge 193,000 Members to Return to Jobs 12 Hours After Government Seizes Plants.   ANDERSON'S PLEDGE LEADS TO ACTION     Secretary to Back Fact-Find. ers’ Wage Report—Full Crews Expected to Be  at Work Monday.

C.1.0. Orders Men Back to Plants on Promise of U.S. Aid ‘In Fight; A.F.L. Also Agrees

Strike Not Off,” But ‘Union Agrees to Work ‘At U.S. Seized Plants

C.1.0. MEAT WORKERS 10 RESUME WORK   Orderes 9. Go Beck to Work Monday

Not Calling Off Strike; It’s a Truce   Want to Cooperate With Government, CIO Union  Leader Says

CIO Packers Ordered Back For Uncle Sam   Union Does Not Coll Off Meat Strike, But Withdraws Pickets From Struck Plants

ClO Stand Reversed Dy  Union Vote   Work to be Begun Monday by Both AFL and CIO Men

UNION HEADS ASK MEMBERS BACK MONDAY   Insist, However, That Strike Has Not Been Abandoned

Government Blocked As It Tries To Restore Supplies Of Food: 1,870,000 Idled

Union Seeks To Cooperate With the Govt   Leader Emphasizes Strike to Continue Aaainst Packers

Meat Workers Back fo Jobs   ClO Leaders Urge Men To Return, But Haven't Called Off Strike Yer

UNUN Uk STOPPAGE ENDED AS OF MONDAY  Bid for r igher Wages Will Continue, Asserts Head of 10 Gr aug      LOOKS FOR FEDERAL AID   Expects Government to Meet \ts ‘Commitments,’ Says Union President

Pilots Find Big Plane In Alpine Area   Army Transport Located On High Mountain In Southern France By Bomber Crews   Soldiers Struggle To Reach Wreck   Eleven Aboard C-53 Craft, Including Four Won.en And Girl; Reported Five Injued

Rescue Parties Unable To Find U. §. Transport   Bomber Pilots Spot Wreckage, AAF Officials Say

Plane Victims Are Not Found   11 Americans in Group Lost in French Alps

Parties Report Failure in Hunt  _. Searching for Plane Occupants

Fail To Locate  Downed Plane   Five Passengers Reported Ser* jously [injured in Airliner Crash in Aln=

ELEVEN AMERICANS ON LOST PLANE IN SOUTHERN FRANCE   Air;and Ground Parties Trying ‘0 Locate Plane; General >  {s Passenger

Searchers Fail to Find Any Trace of Missing Airplane Lost in Alps

RESCUE CREWS FIND NO PLANE   Aircraft Unable To Locate Wreckage in Alps—5 Americens Hurt

Hunt For Plane Lost In Alps Fruifless   General And Three Officers’ Wives Among Missing

PRIESTS BURN TWO TO DEATH; REVOLT AGAINST LEADERS   Temple’s Abbot and Taoist Layman Are Tossed on Fire in China Uprising

36 Chinese Priests Burn Two of Cult   Victims Accused of Violat ing Rules of Famous Taoist Temple

Soldiers Urge 10-Point Cut   Honolulu Servicemen Stage Protest Rally; Colonel Charges Reds Stir Yokohama Riot

GI'S SEND PROTEST 10 PRESIDENT   Seek 10-Point Cut In Army's Discharge System

Social Security Deadlock  Doubts Raised Congress Can Go Home Friday

House Tied Up By Deadlock On Social Security   Dispute Over Rich And Poor States Threatens Adiournment Plan.

Social Security  Deadlock Delays End Of Session   Adjournment Tomorrow of Historic 79th Congress Hits Snag in Row Between ‘Rich and Poor’ States

Attempt To <.:eak Social: Security: Deadk. AK May  Slow Congtess Ac:>urning

Security Tax Bill Blocked  In The House   Lower Chamber Unwilling To Adjourn Until Act Finally Disposed Of

Congress May Not Adjourn As Scheduled   . Attempt To Break Deadlock On Sotial Security Levislation Rlocked.

End of Session May Be Delayed  As Action Slows   World Court Bill, Social Security Legislation Pends

\A Plaintive, Heart- Touching Anneal Comes to Us from Across the Seat!

Food Shortage Crisis Now Reaching the Acute Stage   Red Cross Distributes Kitchen Check-Lists to Help Avert Famine

Water Officials to Meet Today  Sewage Group Has  Ness. Dine Co iat ae

French Dislike Stand Against Separating Ruh   U. S. Policy Statement Draws Fire; Centralization Plan Opposed

France Bitter Over U.S. Plan:  For Germany   Separation of Rubr Basis Of Paris Policy

France Disappointed With Byrnes’ Rejection of Demand for Ruhr Area

GI's Sentence Stirs Protest   New Jersey Man Convicted For Murder of Jans

Appeal For Life Of Convicted Soldier   Ask Truman to Stay Death Sentence of Soldier Tried in Japan

Hughes Condition Still Critical  Punctured Lung Is Healina Slowlv

Quick China Truce Hopes Blasted By Failure Today   General Marshall Still Believes Armistic Will Be Called; Final Agreement On Total Cease-Fire Order Is Not Reached

LOWER PRICED CLOTHING IS BOWLES AIN   Economic Stabilization Chief Discloses Plan for Greater Production.

Bowles Flays In dustrialists In Testimony   House Calls Ford And Kaiser To Refute OPA Charges

PRIORITIES, PRICE CHANGES IN NEW PROGRAM   Improvement In Quality Coal

hing Output Mewes Slated   Bowles Says Price Adjustments to Be Made; Priorities to Help Secure Textiles Supplies

LCONOMICS Chief Tells  Double Plar   Price Adjustments on Textiles Seen as Clothing Aid

IBOWLES  OUTLINES PROGRAM FOR PRODUCTION \OF BETTER QUALITY LOW-PRICED CLOTHING LINES

BOWLES TELLS PLAN TO SPUR CHEAP CLOTHES   OPA Will “Sweeten Up” ’ Pextile Manufacturers Under New Policy

Bowles Tells Of Plan To Stimulate Mills To Turn Out More Low-Priced Material

OPATOMAKE ~ ADJUSTMENTS ON TEXTILES   Plan -W.ill Stimulate Production of Low Cost Geos

Bowles Promises More Low Priced Clothing Fabrics   Says New Program Will Increase Production 50 Per Cent

Bowles To Make Adinetrents To Aid Textile Mills   Asserts Program Would Assure More, Better Quality of Goods:

Program Boost Production  Is Planned   lower Coast Garments Be Manufactured

Bowles Fights For Continued Price Control Ceilings   Committee Invites Both Kaiser and Ford  To Testify

More. Clothing  Promised  Bowles Says OPA Will Make Price Adjustments To Cimulate Outout

SLASH ORDERED IN NONHOUSING CONSTRUCTION   CPA To Cut Approvals Twos Thirds Over Previous 4 Project Period ~~

Government Cuts Non-Home Permits By Two-Thirds  Ruildine Rectrictinn   Building Restriction Laid to Strikes, Huge Construction Under Way

CPA Orders New Curb On Building   Housing Tuspection Scheduled To Tic Prices Near Value

AUTHORIZATION OF NON-HOUSING PROJECTS CUT   Action Taken Because 0! Impact Of Strikes On Pre. duction Of Materials   SITUATION WILL BE REVIEWED IN 45 DAYS

Two-Thirds Cut Ordered In Non-Housing Projects   Strike Impact Blamed

U.S. Orders Building Cut   Deep Slash in Non-Housing Authoerizalious Decreed

BUILDING GETS ANOTHER SLASH   Non-"ouse Construction Cut Due To Shortage Of Materials

SHARP CUT SET IN NON-HOUSING CONSTRUCTION   Authorizations Are Slashe Two-Thirds Under New Step Taken By CPA

Price Record ‘Since 1919 on Live Hogs Set in Early Trading Toda)

CHICAGO CHEESE KING IS KILLED   Ruthless Slaying Enacted in ' Cabin Hideout

Banker Says Vets Need Place To Rent Until They Are Ready To Buy Home

Girl is Object of Search in Valley   Disappears Enroute To Consult Doctor

REPARATIONS MEETING SET   Claiming Nations to Meet Early in December On  Japanese Payments

Jap Reparations  Talk to Go Ahead   U.S. to Ignore Russian Refusal to Attend

U.S. TO SPLIT JAP SPOILS IN SPITE OF REDS   Invite Allies To Parley On Reparations With Soviets Ignored

Talks on Dividing Jap Reparations to Start Next Month   Russia Won’t Take Part in Conference With Other Nations

China Civil War Breaks Out Again   Fighting Reported in Southern Manchuria

Rail Town Is Taken by  Nationalists   Occupation Sphere Expanded by Spearheads

What Type of House, Madame?  What Type of House, Madame?  Houses Soon May Be Bought During Day’s Shopping Tour

DailyNewsIndex   EE EE LE LLL ALLEL LLL LL Nett  Mome-hungry Capital Eager To Roost In Sausage-Shaped Pre-Built Houses

NEW LOW COST HOME OFFERED  New House Looks Like Sausage But It Makes News In Capital

 What Type of House, Madame?  What Type of House, Madame?  re . , , Houses Soon May Be Bought   During Day’s Shopping Tour

House Shaped Like Half A Sausage Intrigues Crowded Washington      HATCHES? HISTORY   LaGuardja Says He’ll Buy Food Wherever Found

Three-state Search For Cop Assaulters   Police Without Clues to Trio Charged With Assault and Abduction of Hampton Cop

INDIA RIOTING FLARING ANEW   Three Cities Embroiled as Council Opens

Big Four Backs Peace Efforts   Molotov Wants Parley  To Go On Despite  UN Session

Big 4 Oppose Parley Vacation   Agree Against Lapse for UN Meeting

BiG-BOMBER—1S WRECKED   LITTLE HOPE FOR TEN AIRMEN WHOSE PLANE EXPLODED OVER NEVADA ,

Fact-Finders Fix Wage Increase  Wage- Price Remedy  ot anthine 1, Cicw

Fact-Finders Recommend Pay Increase   Price or Subsidy Relief Proposed For Companies

New Hopes of Ending Steel Strike Arise   Early Announcement on Wages, Prices Pianned by Truman

" It Ain’t “Fair” Only 3.2 Beer (Try And Get It) May Be Sold Within 2-Mile Radius Of Fairs

In Areas Of Fairs  WCTU Invokes Old Law To Halt Liquor Sales In Ohio

Dairy Products Program Starts   Efficient Production and Quality Improvement Is Aim in Iowa

Janitors Free, Dragnet Seeks Sex Criminal   Police Also Hunt Forme: Iusane Asylum Inmate

V erburgh Released In Hunt For Kidnap-Killer Of Chilc   Suspects Freed After Questioning; Search for Degnan Murderer Now Centers on Lead Involving Sex Offenders

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Three Held In Kidnaping Probe Freed   Evidence Lacking Against Verburgh, Wife. and Friend

2 JANITORS FREED IN DEGNAN MURDER   HUNT FOR KIDNAP -SLAYER STARTS ANEW-— CENTERS ON SEX OFFENDERS.

TWO JANITORS ARE RELEASED      Officers Admit Charges Not Warranted Against Two In Kidnap Death

Trio Released From Custody  In Kidnap Case   Search by Police for Murderer of Chicago Girl Centers Upon Known Sex Offenders

Chicago Police Release Three After Quizzing   Janitors, Wife Of One, Get Out On Writs; Suspected Sex Offenders New Hunt Lead

Order three released in kidnap case  Probe continued by authorities

Janitor Freea; Kidnap-Slayer Hunt Renewed   Police Lacking Evidence to Hold Trio in Chicago

Search Is Broadenec for Suspects  lin Kidnap-Slaying   Three Persons Who Had Been Held for Questioning Released by Court; Indicate Hunt Is Back at the Beginning

Renarations Commission Urges Industries’ Removal, Trading Paring

japan Would Lose Heavy Industries   Move Is. Launched. To Smash Nipponese War Moking Power Forever

Proposal to Smash Jap War Making   Powers Is Offered   To Accomplish This, Pauley Urged That Major Portion of Iron. Steel, Machine Industries Be Taken

Pauley Asks Curb of Jap  War Power Suggests Allied Removal of Key Metal Plants

JAP REPARATIONS ARE RECOMMENDED   Pauley Would Remove Key Iron. Steel And Machine Tool fdustries Tp End War Threat

Pauley Recommends Removal Of Three-Fourths of Japan’s Steel and Tool Industries

U.S. Moves to Disarm Japan Permanently  Pauley Recommends Removal of Most

WOULD SLASH JAP INDUSTRY   Kiey Plants To Smash War Making Power

THREE CONCESSIONS DEMANDED BY JAPS   “Peace” Envoy Carried Instructiotts From Tojs For Preventing Paofie War Keenan Sern

TOKYO SOUGHT CONCESSIONS .  Japs’ Offer To Avert War With “U.S. Said Brought To Capital

Kurusu Declares He Brought Peace Offer to Washington   Chief Prosecutor Keenan Says Tojo Sought to Bargain With United States Before Pearl Harbor

Kurusu Declares He Brought Peace Offer to Washington  Chief Prosecutor Keenan Says Tojo      Chief Prosecutor Keenan Says Tojo Sought to Bargain With United Sictes Betore Pearl Harbor

Marshall Seeks To Settle New Oriental Crisis  Nationalist Defenders Under Heavy Fire In Changchun Garrison

Reds Take Chinese Capital; Chiang Forces Approach   Tanks Used Supplied by - . Another Country Reports Reveal

Manehu Capital Captured   Reds Take Charigehun . After Bitter Battles Break’ Communjeatiion«

SEEKS 70 END CHINESE WAR   Nationalist Forces Holding Out In Changchun

STREAMLINE PLA   Raps Opposition for Claim ing Extra Strength on ~ Sencte Commitoes

Streamline Plan Violated, Charge   GOP Demands for Posts In Senate Under Fire

Bevin Speaks On Near Kast Difficulties   Hard To Believe Russia WillAbandor  Promises, He Says

Bevin Hopeful Of Russ Action   Says Britain Would Regret Solit-Up

Bevin Indicates Govt. Still Hopeful Soviets Will Keep iran Pledge

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MINIMUM WAGE BILL IS FACING DOOM BY VETO   Senators O. K. Bill Despite Warning by President Truman

MINIMUM PAY BILL DOOMED   Farm Price Boost Proposal Wins Despite Veto Warning

Sharp Setback For President  On Wage Bill   Measure Considered Virtually Doomed After Action By Senate

President’s Threat Fails to Influence Action of Senators      Administration: Smarts Under Setback Given Wage Legislation

Senate Flouts Truman Warning   Adds Rider to Wage Measure Despite Threat Of Veto

SENATE HURLS BACK TRUMAN WARNING ON FARM PRICE BOOST  MINIMUM: WAGE BILL GETS ‘RIDER DESPITE THREAT OF VETO 

Truman's Wage Bill is Defeated   Administration Smarts Under Senate Setback

Truman Suffers Setback on Wage Measure  Farm Price Boos Plan Included:

Senate Setback Is a Threat to Pay Legislation  Plan Would Boost m Prices

ADMINISTRATION STINGS UNDER SHARP SENATE SLAP.AT MINIMUM WAGE BILL

SENATE SLAPS TRUMAN ON PAY   Proposal To Boost Farm Prices Wins Despite Veto Warning

Truman Suffers Setback on Wage Measure  Farm Price Boost Plan Included;  Veto Is Promised

Sharp Setback For Truman On Minimum Wage   Senate Gives Approval To Farm Price Boost  A anamsienent

SENATE HANDS TRUMAN WAGE BILL SETBACK   Measure Appears Doomed as Farm Price Increases Win 42-31,

Senate Votes Price Boost   Approve Higher Farm Parity Despite Veto Threat of Truman

Senate Action Jolt ts Truman’s Wage Measure   Legislators Vote to Incorporate Amendment That Would Boost Farm Prices

SENATE VOTES FOR BOOST IN FARM PRICES   Approve Plan Despite Truman’s Threat to Veto Bill in Present Form

Setback Causing ‘Truman Concern   Pay Legislation : Almost Certainly Doomed Today

TRUMAN TAKES SHARP BEATING IN SENATE VOTE   Plan To Boost Farm Prices Passed Despite Warning It Would Be Vetoed

TACK FARM RIDER TO WAGE BILL IN FACE OF WARNING   SENATE IGNORES TRUMAN PROMISE TO VETO MEASURE

Bill To Increase Wages Menaced By Parity Plan   President Warns in Advance He Will Veto Measure With Rider

Truman Suffers Senate Setback  Farm Parity Proviso Added to Wage Bill

Senate Setback Threatens 'To Doom President Truman’s ‘Minimum Waae Leaislation   Provision To Boost Farm Prices Is Incorporated In Measure

Senate Threatens To Doom Truman’ Wage Legislation   Administration Smarting Under Severe Setback

Senate Flouts Truman Warning  Adds Rider. to Wage   Adds Rider. to Wage Measure Despite Threat Of Veto

TRUMAN SMARTS UNDER SETBACK BY THE SENATE   Presidential Aides May Recast Plans In Face Of PoliticallyImportant Defeat.

Senate Defies Veto on Farm Price Clause   Setback Threatens to Doom. Truman’s. Plan For Minimum. Waaes

OCEDURE IN CASE OF FIRE   State Marshal Office Issues Instructions in Wake of Two Tragedies

Senate Board Votes to End All Subsidies May 1, 1947   OPA’s Much Criticized Maximum Average Price Regulation Also Abolished by Committee: Action to Increase Prices

Subsidies May End Next Year   Senate Group Would Stoy  Payments Mav 1. 1947

VOTES T0 END ALL ~— SUBSIDIES IN 4?   SENATE GROUP APPROVES ABOLITION OF PAYMENTS ON MAY 1 NEXT YEAR.

Senate Group Votes to End U. 5. Subsidies in 4]   Seeks to Hold Payments Down Meanwhile; ‘MAP’ Target

DATE TO OUIT SUBSIDIES SET   Senate Bloc Votes to End Payments May 1, 1947; Interim Limit Set

Senate Group Votes To End All Subsidies May 1, 1947   Also Would Hold Subsidy Payments ‘To $1,100, 000,000 Durins’ That Period

Senate Group Votes to End Subsidy Plan   Would Stop Payments May 1, 1947 and Cut Down in Meantime

OPA Price Regulation Setup Given Setback  Senate Group. Votes  Slash In Subsidies

Wage Board ls Giving Approval To Coal Contrac!   Stabilization Board Putting Finishing Touches On Decision On Strike Settlement

Novice Gets Wildcat Oil   Skiatook Man Made Own Tools, War Interfered, He Returned, Found Oil Send

Quiet Rebels At Aleatraz   Three Prisoners. Killed In Attempted Prison Break: Fichting Stops.

Prison Guards Win Control in ‘Rock’ Mutiny   Bodies of Three Convict Leaders Found; Director Silent on Others in Revolt; Weapons Are Found

AFL Leader Appeals for Strong OPA   Spokesmen for Group: of Veterans and  Women Add Pleas

Senate Pledge To Extend OPA Powers Urged      AFL President Green Asks OPA Continuation for Year Beyond June 30

Green asks extension of  price control ‘OPA end would  hurt eonenmer’

Committee Hears OPA Supporters  Black Market Talk Enters Testimony

CURBS ON OPA   Asks Continuance of Price Control for Full Year Beyond June 30

Committee Hears OPA Supporters:  Black Market Talk  a ee a, » a tae

Labor Chief Back Of Price Control   “A.F.L. President Asks Continued Protection

REN RAPS HOUSE BILL CURBING OP:       ‘Baber Leader Calls Upon Senate . fo Continue Price Control  Annther Woer,

Dismissal Motion Is Overruled   Miners Lose Move To Throw Out Trial; Coal Scarcity Hits U.S. Industry

Quick Trial Is Assured 'By Decision   Arguments by Attorneys For Union Cut Short; Court Says UMW Chief Guilty ‘In Effect’

More Cooperative Soviet _ Given Chance for US Loan  Moscow Must Make Some Guarantees

WANT RUSSIA 10 COOPERATE   Congressmen Want Assurance Before Favoring Huge Loan

Nurse Petitions Courts To Annual Marriage To Maj. Arthur Wermuth

Need High Taxes, Truman Says, To Balance Budget   Disagrees With GOP Solons Who Promise  20 Per Cent Cut

No Cut In Taxes Seen For Citizens   John Q. Will Continue To Pay Though Truman Hopes to Balance Budget

A Chance To Balance Budget —   Soaring National Income More Than Com pensates For Jump  In Federal Spending

Truman Hopes to Balance Bureet   Disagrees With GOP That Taxes Can Be Cut After January

REVISED BUDGET REDUCES DEFICIT TO $1,900,000,000  TRUMAN DISAGREES WITH BELIEF THAT TAXES CAN BE CUT

Sen. Taft Flayed as ‘Isolationist of Old School’ by Illinois’ Sen. Lucas

TAFT TARGET OF ADDRESS BY LUCAS   Branded “Rank JIsolationist of Old School”

U.S. MAY FREEZE GOODS FOR CHINA AS PEACE MOVE   Nonking Hints “Plan Considered as Step to End Civil Worfare

REPRESENTATIVE OF SOCIAL SECURITY ADMN. TO BE IN CENTRALIA, DEC. °11

GEORGIA VOTING SS SAIDILLEGAL   Suit Seeks to Prevent Talmadge from Being Governor.

Ex- Gov. Van Wagoner's Secretary Named As One Of Lobby Conspirators   Judge Coash Acts Following Probe Of ‘Slush’ Fund Allegedly Used To Defeat 194] Branch Banking Measure

BANK SYSTEM HEANS NAMED IN BRIBE CASE   WARRANT ACCUSES 28 PERSONS OF CONSPIRACY

750,000 MEN IDLE: PLANTS ARE PICKETED   Greatest Single Strike In Nation’s History Began At 12:01 A.M. This Morning

750,000 Are Made Idle by Big Walkout   Both Sides Seem to Be Prepared for Long Deadlock

More Articles ° To Be Freed of  Price Controls   56 Percent of Average Family's Expenses  Already Decontrolled

Most Items Listed In Family Budget Now Released From Price Control!

Many Items Still Under Price Control. OPA Approves Plan To Drop New Curbs

Many Items Listed for  Decontrol 44° Cents Unde  Dinntenl tm Ran   4A Cents Under Control in Each Family Dollar

OPA Prepares to Lift  More Controls  Much of Family’‘s Livina Still   Much of Family's Living Still Under Price Lids

MORE CEILINGS TO BE REMOVEL   Controls Cover 44 Cents Of Each Dollar Spent, Says Economist

MORE CEILINGS ABOLISHED BY OPA   STILL UNDER CONTROL I8 44 CENTS OF EACH COST OF LIVING DOLLAR.

44 Cents on Each Dollar Spent Still  Under Price Control  OPA Economist Makes amare o Family  naAannAing

PRICE CONTROLS WILL BE LIFTED   ‘Another List Of Decontrol   Items Scheduled   This Week

Forrestal Tear. Up Speech on Foreign Policy  _Change:in Address   Change’in Address ‘Own Decision,’ Not Request of Truman

Both Russia and iran Asked to Report That All Russian Troops Were Out of Iran By May 6.

Spaak Charges Small Naticns  Imposed Upon   Says They Are Asked for Recommendations Only After Being Severely Handicapped   Lauds Byrnes For Two-Thirds Rule   Wuils U. 8. Secretary’: Stand as Most Important Declaration Entire Conference

Big 4 Snub Is “havalted By Belgians   Outbreak From President Of UN GeneralAssembly Highlights Day

Spaak ‘Raps Big 4 For  Peace Plan   Charges Small Nations Being Handicapped By Powers In Settlements

‘Dictatorship’ By UN Rapped  Belgian Speaks Up For Small Nations

Decide Vital Treaty Points   Then Ask Smaller Nations For Recommendations After Setting Vote Rules

Greece Demands More Territory  U. N. Assembly Head Attacks Bia Powers

Belgium Speaker ‘Assails Big Four As Greece Seeks More Reparation:

HITo BIG FOUR FOR IGNORING LESSER GRADU   Spaak Declares Big Powers Fermulate Own Plans for Conference.

Small Nations Level Blast At Big Powers   Belgium Leader Assails Big Four As Charges Hurled At Paris Meet

Spaak Blasts Big-4 Policy on Treaties   Declares Requests for Recommendations Are Meaningless

BELGIUM AVERS SMALL NATIONS BEING IGNORED   Meanwhile, Greece Demand: Territorial Grants from Axis Satellites

Belgian Assails  Big Four   For Ignoring Smaller Nations In Preparing Europe’s Peace

Greece, Ethiopia Ask Territories At Peace Parley   Stand by Byrnes Is Hailed by Belgian As ‘Most Important’

Belgian Spokesman Hails-U. S. Declaration Of Support: Approved Recommendations

SPAAK ASSAILS DOMINANCE. OF BIG 4 POWERS   Decision Approved te Rotate Peace Parley Chairmanship

Assails Big 4 For Ignoring Small Nations   Spaak of Belgium Applauds the Stand Tak. n By Secretary Byrnes Greece Demands Slices Of Enemy ‘Territory   Iceland And Portugal Seek UN Membership

GREECE DEMANDS: BOTH TERRITORY AND REPARATIONS   Calis Upon Paris Conference to Award Her Slices of Bulgaria and Albania,   RUSSIAN CLAIMS ARE iN SPOTLIGHT   Canadians Doubt Reds Are Entifled to $1,000,000,000 and Will Ask Review of Situation.

Big Four Assailed By President OF UN Assembly   Large Powers Ignore Smaller Nations, Belgian Envoy Says

Major Powers Victorious in Vote Rotating Conference Chairman; Greece Demands Added Territory   Spaak Hails as ‘Most Important’ Byrnes Promise to Sustain Recommendations Made by a Two-Thirds Majority Vote

Belgian Voices Stand of Small Nations   Slices of Bulgarian, Albanian Areas Asked by Greece

Greece Demands Territory   Top Powers ‘Impose Rules, Says Belgian

 ;  Wesley Farmer Wins Favorite Circulation Raee   Robert Wolfe I[s [In Second  Pisce

Wesley Farmer Wins Favorite Circulation Race   Robert Wolfe Is In Second  Place

UN COUNCIL TAKES UP IRAN ROW   Vote May Be Postponed Until ursdav

U. S. Says tran Question Must Stay On Agenda   Stettinius Denies  American Bad Faith

Unemployment in Montana Drops  Employment, Wages ek we Kbawss LE

British Loan Survives First House Test Vote   Motion Bringing Death to Measure Defeatel, 180 to 19   BULLETIN

British Loan at Showdown   House Members by 180-19 Vote Reject Celler Motion to Kill $3,750,000,000 Measure

Proposal to Cut British Loan Loses   Motion to Demand Security from Britain Also De feated in House

Italy, Slavs Offer Cases   Foreign Minister Parley in Paris Continues to Be Deadlocked

Two Drones Finish Longest Unmanned Trip in History   Flights from Hawaii to California Completed in 15 Hours, 40 Minutes; Smoke Bomb Dropped by Remote Control

2 Unmanned Planes Fly 2.400 Miles   Remote Controlled By Mother Ships In Pacifie Flight

DRONES COMPLETE LONGEST HOP FOR UNMANNED ‘SHIPS   Fly From Hawaii to West Coast Under Direction of Two Mother Planes

HIROHITO TOURS. ~ BOSO PENINSULA   Japs: See Emperor.and U.S Officer Shoke Hands

HIROHITO TAKES OFFICERS’ HAND   Awed Japanese Watch Unusual Scene As Emperor Visits Chiba.

Changchun Is Being Left in Ruins   Army Racing to Relieve City’s Garrison

CHIANG TROOPS NEAR TRAPPED DEFENSE ARMY   Marshall Sets Talks To End Strife In China

DOLDRUMS HIT CONGRESS AS FILIBUSTER  ON FEPC ENDS   May Start Work By Midweek; Hot Problem In Senate Over Pauley Case

No Pressing Business In House  Congress Hits Winter Doldrums; Senate Takes Rest After Filibuster

Congress at a Standstill in Its Lawmaking  Senate Recessed; House Session Dull

FEPC Filibuster Over But Senate Still in Doldrums   Muddled After Long Do-Nothing Policy; Take up Pauley Next?

Senate Gets Rid Of FEPC Measure As Result Of Efforts Of Southerners

SENATE RESUMES BUSINESS AFTER 3-WEEK TALKFEST   CONGRESSMEN HIT WINTER DOLDRUMS, ACTIVITY LIGHT

C= =  Lawmaking Stands Still; Bi-Partisan Pact is Sought on Housing Program

IN WORLD WAR TIREVEALD   Totaled Nearly — 400,000, Fi igures  ‘Disclose

Bombing Big Blow To Hopes   Yenan Attacked By Seven Government: Planes

Government Planes Bomb  Reds’ Capital   Yenan Attacked By Seven Planes And Peace Hopes In     » Swain

BOMBS STRAIN CHINESE PEACE   Chiang’s Airmen Hit Yenan In Surprise Attack to Destroy Bomber.

BOMBING OF YENAN HIT BY CHINA REDS   Claim Attack Dealt Blow to Panacea Talks

SINO RED CAPITAL BOMBED   Severe Blow to Failing Peace Neaotiations

Bombing of Yenan May Kill Parley,  Communists Say   Number of Persons Are Reported Killed in Raid; Chou Has No Comment

Probers Eye Fleet Moves   Interest Also Shown In Zacharias Talks

Pearl Harbor Committee Pictures of U. S. Fleet Movements Before Attack

Probers Demand Position  Of Ships   Pinpoint Actions At Pearl Harbor Under Study

BRISTOL GIVIG BODY DSGUSSES AODPITAL   Committee Is Appointed To Inquire Into Sale   'MEMBERSHIP REPORT

DIRECTORS OF C. OF C. DISCUSS HOSPITAL   Name Committee To Inquire Into ite, Proposed le   TO AID PARKING LOT

OPA Asked  To Help Write ‘Control Bill      Capehart Says House Bill Goes Too Fer

Sun Breaks  Cold Spell   Only One Fatality Noted In State  me. realrrnn Peta a

Union Bank Shows Deposits of Over $25,000,000  Vice President Reitsch  Retirement Told nr... m....?.t. a2 LI*LL eee

Union Bank Shows Deposits of Over $25,000,000  Vice President Reitsch Retirement Told By President Hibbard

VOLUNTEERS IN COAL PITS BID SENT TRUMAN   California Senator Is Ask: ing President To Appeal To Miners

Painting Is Lost   ‘Washington’ Item Burned in Bremen Bombing Raid in 1942

Original of Noted Painting Destroyed   “Washingtor Crossing The Delaware” Lost In Bombing Raid on Bremen

Russ Executed As Nazi ‘Treat’  ~ Witness Describes Torture Of Yanks

STONING DEATHS OF YANKS BARED   Executions Also Disclosed As Treat For Himmler

Nazis Tortured and Stoned Yanks as Treat For Himmler   47 Died After Day Long Mistreatment

A Himmler Roman Holiday Torture Deaths of Americans, Russians at Mauthausen Told

MALTREATMENT OF ENEMY FLIERS BY GERMANS TOLD  50 RUSSIANS SLAIN; AMECRICANC REATEN

Yankee Fliers Tortured And Stoned By Huns   Brutally Treated During War; Exceutions Ordered As Special Treat For Himmler

OAW Foo AND YANKS KILLED FOR HINIMLEE   French Nuernberg Witness Tells of Fliers Being Sioned to Death.

50 Russians Died in Treat For Himmler   Torture of Yank and Dutch Fliers Told By Trial Witness

French Witness Tells of Roman Holiday at Murder Camp as Treat for Himmler

Communists Capture 158 French Seats   Moderate and Rightist Parties May Combine To Dictate Premiership

COMMUNISTS WIN Tod SEATS IN NEW FRENCH ASSEMBLY   ‘Moderate Popular Republic ' Movermient in Second  Blaca With 158

Talks May Also Decide Issue of German’s Future   First Task of Leaders Is T Put Five Treaties Into Final Shape

Government Seeks Wedge ir Pay Deadlocks   May Get at Steel — By Inducing Raises’ In Shipyard Impasse

STEEL WEDGE SOUGHT FOR BY OFFICIALS   Shipyard Problem May Aid In Untieing Knot In Steel Strike

Wildcat French Strike Spreads   Half of Nation’s Wire Services Disrupted

Army Licutenant Refuses Service  To Spanish Plane   U. S. Officer Transferred After Refusing — To Service Spanish Civilian Planes.

ARMY WEATHER MAN SENT AWAY   Transferred To Germany For Refusing To Brief Pilot Of Plane Carrying Cardinals.

RATS SURVIVE BIKINI TEST   Remain Alive Despite Trip Through Radio-Active Cloud At A-Bomb Test

20 Dead in 10-Mile Path of Twister at Detroit and Windsor   Rescue Crews Sift Debris of 100 Homes; 15 Bodies Recovered

20 Feared Dead in Wake ~ Of Detroit Tornado; 100 Suburban Homes Leveled

TWISTER HITS RIVER ROUGE, WINDSOR. ONT   Fifteen Bodies Found; Damage Estimated at Millions

100 Homes Lost; Windsor, Ont., Is Also Hard Hit   Black Tunnel Accompanied by Winds So Hot They Burned the Face

TORNADO TAKES HEAVY TOLL IN DETROIT AREA   Twenty Feared Dead, Fifteen Bodies Have Already Been Recovered

Large Detroit Suburb Hit By Black Twister   Damage Estimated High Into Millions

DEAT FREAK TORNADO MAY REACH 20   ‘Comb Ruins In_ Detroit  And Windsor, Ont., For Those Killed in Storm

20 Killed Near Detroit as Tornado Crushes Homes and Industrial Plants

Big Twister Wrecks Area Near Detroit; Damage in Millions   Giant Funnel Sweeps River Rouge, Swings Across To Windsor; Searing Wind Accompanies Storm; Search for Dead Starts

OVER 100 HOMES. IES LEVEL: STARTED AT MELVINDA\ oF REACHED PEAK SOUTH . : OF WINDSOR  "8s th

Search Debris Of 100 Wrecked Homes In   Downricer Section   Thirty Minute Storm Leaves Path Of Death And Destruction In River Rouge And Canadian Areas; Many Are Injured.

‘AT LEAST 20 THOUGHT DEAD IN TORNADO   Weather Toll For Nation 68

At Least Twenty Dead In Storm Which Cirecled Outskirts of Detroit Late Yesterday.   RIVER TOWNS ARE HIT THE HARDEST

Full Fury  Hits Homes at Windsor   Rains Hamper Rescue Efforts, Estimates of Cost of Damage

Russia Seeks To Defend Accused Soviet Officer   Consul General Enters Case oy Naval Officer Heid On  KFeninnage Charge

RUSSIA SPEEDS HELP FOR REDIN   Consul General. Flies to Talk With Naval Officer Held For Espionage

Jimmy Is Symbolic of the Modern U.S. Carpetbagger Preying on Europeans

DEMO LEABERS PLAN TO SERD OPA BILL TO CORFERENCE AS HOUSE TAKES UP MEASURE

SHELBY MAN [8 TRAGEDY VICTIM   “Apparently Beat Norfolk Woman To Death, Then Killed Himself With Gas.  :

Va. Divorcee Is Beaten To Death   Man Responsible Found Dead In Same Room;  Murder and Suicide

New Egyptian Premier May Alter Policy   Nokrashy Replaces : Sidky, Who Made Pact With Britain

United Nations Assembly Meet May Be Delayed   United States Stands Alone in Effort to Prevent Postponement

U5, TO RETREAT ON PARIS STAND   ONLY POWER OPPOSING POSTPONEMENT OF UN

COMPROMISE QN UN MEET IS IN OFFING   United States Only Great Power Insisting That Session Open on Sept. 23.

IS IN SAN FRANCISCO   Cpl. Donald Cox Arrived Ther Sunday From Guam.

Is IN SAN FRANCISCO   (pl thenmaid Cox Arrived There Sunday From Guam.

WOMANS SOCIETY OF THE   VERNON M. E. CHURCH TO ' SERVE ICE CREAM AND CAKE

Building Plan Is_ Viewed  As Alien   Patman Is Behinc Housing Plans; Day’s Roundup

Ed Pauley. Will Cons Consider  W ithdrawing As Nominee   Decision To Study Suggestion Made After He Demands Apology Of Tobey; Strike Control Bill Under Attack: House Begins Debate On Housing Measure

More Mines in State Closed   Expect State Coal Qutput to Drop Sharply Next Week

Sec. Anderson Defends U. S. Sugar Policy   Says Cuban Crop Was Bought to Keap Out Competitive Buvina

Anderson Spikes False Rumors on Sugar Purchases  Secretary Declares U5 Acted as Agent For itthearc in Cuhe Tinal

 Anderson Declares  U. S. Bought Sugar Cr op to Block Stag evering Price Hike

CUBAN SUGAR WAS BOUGHT TO STAVE OFF PRICE HIKES   Anderson Explains to Hatch Why U. S. Participated £4 Be EE Tae « Saar Desh... ven

Anderson Claims Price Curbed By Cuban Sugar Buy   U. §. Acted for All Nations of World,  Secretary Explains

SUGAR POLICY IS DEFENDED BY ANDERSON   Agriculture Secretary Reveals U. S. Acted To Curb Prices

Cuba's Sugar Not Purchased For U.S. Alone   Bought For Group Of Nations To Avert Skyrocketing Prices.

U.S. Official Tells of Sugar Buying   America Bought Cubar Crop for Benefit Of Itself and World

Anderson Writes Hatch  SAYS CUBAN SUGAR CROP WAS BOUGH' ‘TO KEEP PRICES FROM SKYROCKETING

Pos! Office Dept. Announces New Air Mail Rates   Effective October ] Air Mail Postage Will be Reduced To 5c Per Ounce

Ten Witnesses To Be Heard at FPC Gas Hearine   Nixon Presents: Opinion on Waste Prevention

SUGAR QUOTA —1$-ALLOCATED      MORE TONNAGE FOR NEXT PERIOD BUT PER CAPITA AMOUNT TO BE LESS

Snowstorm Threatens Delay For Churchill In Capital, . Chat With Truman Is Brief

STORM EXTENDS "CHURCHILL VISIT   May Discuss British Loan with Friends in Congress

Ask Picket Line Demonstration  CIO Locals Called in Chalmers Strike

Six In State Meet Death   Auto Mishaps, Drownings And Rifle Accident Bring Weekend Toll

Subsidy Is Restored to Housing Bill   Senate Committee Puts Back in a Provision Cut  Out by the House .

TELPED CARRY LOAD  National Leaders Praise Elks at Building Rites —

MISSING PLANE WRECK FOUND   Some of 44 Aboard Airliner Survived Crash

Wants to Open Pay Talks Again With Operators   Meeting Scheduled For March 12

GENERAL MOTORS SAYS 18.5 HOUR IS FINAL OFFER’   Spokésman - Makes Statement ‘at Conclusion of Unsuccess“ful Negotiation Session— ‘More Talk Sjated Monday

Boost Basic Pay And Subsistence Allowances Of Canadian Service Men

TwoKilled In Smash-Up On 1-Mile Track.   George Robson arid George Barringer Vic. tims At Atlanta When Six Racers Pile-twp

George Robson Injured Fatally  Mishap Occurs On Georaia Dirt Track

Robson Killed On Speedway   1946 Indianapolis Champ Dies in Atlanta Race

TRAGIC ACCIDENT IS WITNESSED BY CROWD OF 20,000   George Robson, Winner of Indianapolis Memorial Day Classic, and George’  . Barringer Dead.    WRECKAGE HIDDEN BY CLOUD OF DUST   Car After Car Smashes Into Obscured Mass and Some Are Seen Hurtling End Over End.

Racing Cars In Crash At Track Al Allanta, Ga.   George Rebson and George Barringer are Fatally Iniured

ULTIMATUM TO YUGOSLAVIANS GETS RESULTS   U.S. Officials Seek Five Men Missing in Crash

Yugoslavia Releases 9  Americans  Full Satisfaction Awaits Search for 5 Still Missing  den Ane 10 bmntdene

, Airmen, Missing Since Yugoslav  Attack, Hunted   U. S. Officials Direct Search for Five; Tito Promises Full Satisfaction for Two Frontier Attacks

Investigation Of Border Trouble Hit   Yugoslavia Terms Greek Situation ‘Civil War’

DPPOSE SREEK PROBE   blavs Ask That conditions Be studied Inside

DEBATE OVER SITUATION ON GREEK BORDER   Yugoslavia Opposes the United States Proposal For United Nations Investiantion   QUICK VOTE IS SOUGHT

Slavs Oppose Greek Border Inspection   Rapping U.S. Proposal for U. N.-Sponsored Probe, elevads Envoy Repeats Demand for Study of Conditions Within Greece.

Yugoslavia Asks For Inquiry Inside Greece   Opposes Probe Of Border Conditions As U.S. Suggests

U.S. PRESSES FOR U.N. PROBE OF GREEK PROBLEM   Johnson. Offers Resolation For Naming Committee

Secretary Uses Sharp Language   Soviet Minister Accused Of Using ‘Loose And  Wicked Talk’

Peace Parley Rule Adopted   Byrnes Uses Sharp Talk In Reply To Speech By Molotov

BYRNES oLAPS MOLOTOV FOR ~WIGKED TALK   Conference Adepts Procedure Favored by U. S. Over Red Objections.

Molotov Talk Called Wicked   Byrnes Uses Sharp Language in New Attack on Charge of Preparations for Another War

Approve Liberalized Voting Procedure In Developing Treaties   Byrnes Flays Russian’s “Loose and Wicked Talk’ In Sharpest Language He Has Yet Used Against War Time Ally Of Victorious Nations.

BYRNES ANGRILY DEN  MOLOTOV FOR “LOOSE-A WICKED TALK” ABOUT PREPARING FORA WAR

Russia Fight To End Against Rules; Byrnes Takes Exception To Nations Trying To Fo ment World War TIT   POSTPONE ALBANIA ADMISSION QUESTION

Parley Votes Down Russia 1 Vote Measure   Conferees 16 to 5 Against Soviets Following Debate

Paris Envoys Rebuff  Russia on Vote Rule Liberalized Ballot Plan Approved  WT .49....*....7T CC OC... na nt Abe .]-

Liberal Plan Is Winner   Soviet Objections Are Overridden By 15 To 6

BYRNES ATTACKS STAND OF SOVIET   Parley Overrides Vote of Russians Today in Peace Parley.

Raps Minister For Uttering ‘Wicked Talk’   Byrnes Says Peace Not To Be Dictated

Byrnes Says Russia Talking Third War Blocking Peace   British and U. S. German Zones to Be Meraed

REDS LOSE IN PEACE MEET TEST VOTE   Conference Votes 16 to 5 Aqainst Molotov Plan

—CONFERENCE Delegates Liberalize Procedure   New Attack on Russia Sharpest Made at Parley

MOLOTOV IS DENOUNCED BY BYRNES   U. S. Representative at Peace Parley Criticizes “Loose and Wicked Talk.”

U.S, DENOUNCES LOOSE TALK OF WORLD WAR II   Reds Overruled 16-5 on Two-Thirds Voting Demand

Loose Talk By Molotov Draws Fire   Byrnes Again Sharply Crit. icizes Russian on World  War III Argument

Russians Suffer Setback in Row ' Over Peace Rule:   Conference Overrides Objections by Molotov After Talk by Byrnes

Peace Parley Defeats Reds on Vote Rule   Byrnes Denounces Russia’s Molotov for Loose Talk

Molotov Is Denounced By Byrnes   Soviet Delegate Accused Of Loose Talk About War

RUSSIA BEATEN INFIGHT OVER ‘VOTING RULES   Conference Overrides Soviet Objections On Procedure

Byrnes Calls Red Charges ‘Wicked Talk’   Soviet Objections To Majority Rule Voted Down By Conference

Peace Delegates Override Soviet On Voting Setup   Byrnes Uses Sharp Words in Blasting Molotov War Talk

Byrnes Again Flays Molotov For “Dictating’   Peace Conference Overrides Russia's Objections For Liberalized Votina

‘Overrides Russian Objections; Byrne:  Cheered After Caustic Criticism of   Molotov’s War Hints

BYRNES BLASTS MOLOTOV TALK ABOUT NEW WAR   U.S. Secretary’s Latest Denunciation Sharpest Made Against Russia   SOVIETS FIGHT RULES   Liberalized Voting Plans Approved By 16-5 Vote Against Russia

Russia Lez: In Rule Fig... At Conference   BYRNES DENOUNCES SOVIE’ LEADER FOR TALK OF THIRD WAR.

i Warns Sevier Envoy UL -S.  Will Not Submit to Peace  Pilctntiann

Conference Ends With Sour Notes   Yugoslavs Boycott Final Formal Session Of Long Peace Parley.

U.S., Russia Stull Apart At Breakup   Note Of Strife Marks Final Paris Session

Yugostavs Snub Conference at Final Ceremony   Peace Parley Ends With U. S.-Soviet Relations Strained

SLAVS BOYCOTI FINAL SESSION OF PEACE MEET   PARIS, Oct. 15.—(UP)—The peace conference formally ended at 5:27 p. m. (11:27 a, m. EST).

Two Powers Ask Removal  Of Fascists   Norway And Chile Plead With UN To Oust Those In Spanish Regime

UN Decision Again Asked   Turkey Delegate Makes Indirect Hint  To Russ-Dardanelles Dispute

Mishap Victims Crowd Hospital   Eleven Treated Last Evening In Emergency Room

NEW PRICE CEILINGS ON MEAT EXPECTED TO REACH NEW HIGH      Gonsumers of Choice Cuts To Absorb Most of increase

RETAIL MEAT PRICE CEILINGS 1 INCREASE   Beef Hike To Be 6c Over June Ceiling

MAN GUNFESSES PAULI SHOOTING   Vincennes Robbery Also Is Admitted Today At Ft. Worth.

Vets Admit . Crime Spree   Pair Held in Texas For Slaying And Bonk Rahherias

BOWLES ASKS CONTINUANCE OF OPA FIGHT   Warns Public Against Compromise Price Arnendments

New Blows'Against Price Curbs Assailed  Bowles Warns Public Of Plot Against OPA -

Bowles Warns — Of Compromise   Tells Public Rivals Are Acting Up

Bowles Warns of Compromise On OPA Extension   Urges Public to Beware Being Duped; Cites Lobby Group

Bowles Appeals To Public to Foil OPA Opponents   Anderson Says Drop Meat Control in 90 Days If Supply Fails

Bowles Hits ‘Compromise’ Amendments   Anderson Favors End To Meet Price Controls Tf Ouotas Don’t Work

Bowles Warns Public Against Being Duped   Stabilization Chief Says OPA’s Foes Have Not Really Changed

Bowles asks public not to be ‘duped’  Urges protest . weakened OPA

MEMORANDIIM DIFFERS   Veteran Learns Of Missing Dad  Body Was Dissected At Medical] School

~ Entertainer   Siate Perched ‘Aiméng. Alps Leaves Deep impression “Aa Its Peo ple Blend Pérfecily New With Old Ways Of Yife os Re

Norfolk State Hospital Coal Pile Dwindles   Only Twenty-Day Supply On Hand

PROBERS ASKED TO LOOK AT MISSOURI DEMO PRIMARY   Committee Called Together to Start Investigation of Campatens Costs

House Committee Inquiry Into Axtell, Slaughter Race Asked   Walsh, Third Candidate, Files Request With Rayburn, Priest Says; ‘General In Nature’: Montana, New York. Connecticut Are Eyed

Morse Proposes Arbitrator in Auto Pay Strike   General Motors Head Avoids Direct Answer

Farm Leaders In Accord on Big Program  Parity ‘Sh Revision Sought

Big Four Agree on Return of Transylvania to Romania, Remain Stalemated on Danube Question

Abrogate Nazi Award To Hungary   Ministers Achieve First Major Agreement; Paris Otherwise  Deadlocked.

BiG FOUR FOREIGN MINISTERS REACH FIRST AGREEMENT   Return Transylvania to Ro mania; New Deadiock mm. ._ ho. BP.

Big Four Reach Agreement on Maior Issue   Transylvania’s Return To Romania is First Important Decision.

Big Four Agree on Romania Claim; to Study Trieste Case   On Insistence That On Insistance Tnat City Go To Slavs

Big Four Ministers Reach Agreement On Transylvania   Return Territory to Hungary; Parley Still Deadlocked Over Danube River

Foreign Ministers Award Transylvania To Romania In Ist Major Agreement

Big Four Achieve Major Agreement   Return Transylvania To Romania

Important Angles Up For Study   SOVIET-BRITISH DISPUTE OX VETO PHASE IS AMONG PROBLEMS.

UNITED NATIONS RESUME DEBATE ON ARMAMENTS   New Scheme for Disarmament to Be Presented

UN Renews Debate On Proposals for Census of Troops   Assembly Ready to Seek Some Solution to BritishRussian Dispute

DISARMAMENT DEBATE SET FOR RENEWAL   UN Sub-Committee Works Inte Early Morning Drafting Details.

Ballot Problem On Court Candidates Up to Counties    Must Be Solved By Individual: ‘Auditors  Secretary of State Declares —

MEAT SUPPLY 10 LAST WEEK IR TEN DAYS      Large Cities Will Be First to Feel’ Pinch of Strike 

Writers Tour Disaster Zones  Military Springs Into Action Quickly

City of Osaka Is Unhurt   Newsmen from Tokyo Find Great Metropolis On Edge of Disaster Area

 Human Hatchery: Funnyman Takes Over ‘Nest For Ostrich   Starts 25-Day Vigil On Father’s Day; Hopes To Hatch Baby Bird; Dons Camouflage

Couturier Comes to Rescue—  Ostrich Egg Hatcher Feels Better Nov

Rail Passenger Service Cut; Freight Curb Is Considered   Government Acts to Save Coal in View of Threatened Strike —Order Reducing Travel Expected to Remain in Effect Until Court Action Against Lewis Is Decided—Carriers Have 30-Day Fuel Supply on Hand.

U.S. ORDERS CUT IN COAL TRAFFIC TO SPARE FUEL   Passenger Service To Be Reduced 25%; Deadline Set Sunday

TRAIN TRAVEL CURB STARTS SUNDAY NIGHT   FREIGHT SHIPMENTS MAY BE INCLUDED IN CURTAILMENT

Rail Service Cuts Ordered   Coal - Burning Railroads to Slash Service on Sunday

Production Of Refrigerators, Washing Machines Ranges Involved In Electrical Workers’ Strike

Death Summons Father Whalen  Served as Assistant   Served as Assistant Pastor in Butte

Death Summons Father Whalen  Served as Assistant Pastor in Butte

POWER STRIKE PARALYZING NG INDUSTRIAL REG{ON— STORES, NOMES AND FAC.  TORIES AFFECTED

Steel Mills, 3,000 Other Industries Hit   Hearing on Injunction Halt: Negotiations

Plane Wreckage Found Sunday   Commander Eighth Air Force Among Five Lost In Army Bomber

Foods Leading in Upward Trend ol Prices, Report   Clothing Costs Jump Slightly, Survey of Government Indicates

Living Cost Rise Put at 43 Percent Since’ War; Food Prices Up 70 Percent in Area 

Price Survey Puts Advance At 9 Per Cent   Cost of Food Paces Broad U. S. Increase During Past Year

OVERALL COST OF LIVING UP NINE PERCENT   Big Part Of Rise Occurred Between June 15 And July i5

Living Costs Show 9 Pet. Rise In Year   Over-All Increased Paced By Higher Prices For Basic Foods

Bilbo Admits Being in KKK   Senator Says He Belongs But Does Not Agree on Stands

Senator Not in Sympathy With Some of Rulings   ’The Man’ Mokes Radio Announcement

Senator Bilbo Admits He's Member of Kian  le. the Me CE Land lan Sunoart: Denies Belief in "Lynch Law’ in Radio Interview

Why, Senator, How You Talk!   Ku Kluxer Bilbo Says Taft Is  "Bigh-Blah,’ Carter Is ‘Traitor’

'Bilbo Admits He Is   Klux Klan Member;  Attended One Meeting   Miesiccinn: Canntar Accuses Taha

BILBO ADMITS HE BELONGS TO THE KLAN   Accuses Taft of Seeking Support Of Communists

Bilbo Tells Nation Hels Ku Kluxer   Furthermore, He Says, His Unit Is Known as Bilbo Klan No. 40, Mississippi   'Doesn’t KnowAims      Senator Says He Has No Knowledge of What Klan Stands For

Bilbo Admits He's Member of Klan; Labels Taft 'Blah-Blah-Blah' of Senate

Bilbo Reveals His Klan Membership in Air Interview   Not in Sympathy With It on All Points; Senator Tells Newsmen

Senator Bilbo Admits KKK Membership; Accuses Taft Of Seeking Red Support

Bilbo Admits He’s A Member Of Ku Klux Klar   Newsmen Put Senator ‘On The Pan’ In Radio  Interview.

Bilbo. Admits Ku Klux Klan Membership but ‘Only Went to It Once’

Bilbo Admits Ku Klux Klan Membership But Claims He Attended Only One Meeting

BILBO ASSERTS HE'S KLANSMAN   Denies Being In Sympathy With All Aims, However

Bilbo Member of Klan, He Says   Not in Sympathy With Some of Things in It, He Says

Bilbo a Member of Ku Klux Klan   Unsympathetic With Part of It, He Says 

Bilbo Admits Membership In Ku Klux Klan  Mississippi Klan Named For Him, He Save Orn Radin

Bilbo Admits Membership InKuKluxKlan But Denies Sympathy With Its Policies

Bilbo Admits Role in KKK   Sen. Taft Accused of Seeking ‘Red’ Help

Sen. Bilbo of Mississippi Tells Radio Audience He's Member of Ku Klux Klan

Admits His Membership Which ® He Says Canriot Be Fore-__ sworn by Member      SCORFS AT HIS CRITICS

Negro-Baiter Defends Seif in Air Talk   “The Man” Attacks Sen. laft In His. Battle for “White  Supremacy”

Sen. Bilbo Admits Klan Membershig   Solon Declines to Com. ment on Question of Worst Man in Senate

BILBO ADMITS HE IS IN KLAN   ALSO BLASTS SEN. TAFT IN INTERVIEW ON RADIO PROGRAM

Portland Grocers Drop Butter Price in Attempt to Stimulate Lagging Sate:

COMPROMISE ACCEPTED IN TRUCK STRIKE   Action Breaks Back Of Costly 17-Day Tieup In New York City

4 \QWANS LEFT IN RANKS OF GAR   Only 86 Mermbers in U.S. With Average Age of 99

WINNER OF 500-MILE RACE. GIVEN $33,000 IN PRIZES   ROBSON WILL COLLECT LARGE AMOUNT TODAY AT SPEEDWAY PICNIC HELD FOR DRIVERS

ROBSON WINS SU0-MILE AUTO SPEED CLASSIC   Covers. Tough Course at Average Speed of 114.820 M. P. H.

JUDGE ORDERED PAYMENTS T0 HEMANS HALTED   Stopped Salary of Witness in Grand Jury Probe

Battle-scarred Congress, Marked by Bitter Disputes, Passes into History

79TH CONGRESS ADJOURNS; BLOCKED TRUMAN AT HOME, AIDED HIM IN WORLD AFFAIRS

Congressmen Take Vacation   79th Session Ends After 20 Months Handling ‘Hot’ Issues

19th Congress Fades Into  Pages History  Cooperated On Foreign Issues  With Truman

Get Longest Vacation In Eight Years   Record Shows Rebellion Against President On Domestic Matters

LAWMAKERS ON LONGEST REST OVER § YEARS   Bucked President on Domestic Issues; Voted International Affairs

79th Congress Now a Piece  OfUS. History   Truman Got Foreign Backing, Domestic Opposition

Congress Adjourns Session   Cooperated With Truman in Foreign Affairs; Opposed Domestic Policies

Battle-Scarred Solons End Historic Session, Start Long Vacation   Twenty Months Record Shows Shabby Treatmen Of Administrations Home Policies, Support For All Foreign Relations.

Senate Backs World Court: Congress Quits   94 Billions Spent in Two Years; Vote on Court Is 60-2

LONG SESSION QF CONGRESS FINALLY ENDS   Record Shows Cooperation With White House On International Affairs Only.

ADJOURNS LAST NIGHT TO 1947   Has Backed Truman Foreign Policy, Scrapped Over Domestic Issues

SOLONS DIFFER WITH TRUMAN ON HOME PLANS   Lawmakers Back President On International Affairs During Session

Victory Congress Adjourns; Record On Ballots Split   Backed Truman on Foreign Issues; Balked Domestic Program   LONGEST VACATION PERIOD IN 8 YEARS   November Votes Expected To Provide Guide to Public Feeling

FINAL ACTS APPROVE * wi COURT AND LIMITED E OF SOCIAL SECURITY L

Offer To Be Made Today To Maritime Unions   Shipping Strike Scheduled For June 15 Is Topic Of White House Cabinet Meeting

Ship Owners to Make an Offer te Maritime Unions   Cabinet Considers Strike Situation As ClO Chiefs Gather  Lnr-e Wee Catunecil

Ships’ Owners On West Coast To Make Offer   2 Government’ Sets Meetings To Try TT. Hold OFF Ticupn

Outlook Is Gloomy In Maritime Labor Crisis   President Truman. and Cabinet Considering Threatened ClO Strike; AFL Seamen Return To Work, But Indicate Full:Dress Walkout

Shipowners And Seamen  Deadlocked  Snyder Describes Outlook As ‘Dark

Most Seamen Back at Work After Strike   Daily Tie-Ups Set  For West Coast Ports With Seamen Described As “Hot to Strike”

Cabinet Considers Shipping Situation   National Maritime Union Top Leaders Conduct War Council

Cabinet Meeting Called to study Threat of Tieup   Council of War by Top ClO Officials Studies Strategy in Maritime Walkout   me &TERLING F. GREEN

Union Leaders In Council Of War   Rivalry Between CIO And AFL Is Reported Stirring

Ship Owners To Make An Offer   Three Maritime Unions Wha Have Threatened Strike 4 to Get Proposal   PESSIMISTIC   “Sample Tie-Up May Deq velop Into Full Dress ‘ Stoppage

Labor Dispute Consider ed By  ni ah T i athitesh Cabmet      Reconuversion Direvior John W. Snyder Tells   Group Situation bs  ¢Proatty Badd?’      Top Men of C10 Go Into War-Couneil   Conciliation Conference Appears Vendlocked: Sitvation Brings to Surface  Bitter CIO-AFL Rivalry

THE THREATENED MARITIME STAKE IS ‘PRETTY BAD   This Was the Opinion of President Truman and His Cabinet.   CABINET MET TODAY   Attorney General Clark Told Reporters Snyder Used Those Terms.

Meeting Concerning Pending Strike June 15 Appears To Be Deadlocked as to Outcome.      REPORT SEAFARERS ‘HOT’ TO STRIKE

Try To Nip Walkout On All Coasts   Cabinet Ponders Crisis As Big Maritime Union Holds Council Of War.

Ship Owners To Make New Offer   White House Cabinet Meeting Held to Talk Maritime Strike

WESTERN SHIP OWNERS AGREE ON PROPOSAL   AFL Seamen Filtering Back on Jobs After  Demonstration

Ships’ Owners On West Coast ToMake Offer  + Government Sets _ Meetings To Try

West Coast Ship Owners: Agree To Make An Offer  To Three Seamen’s Unions

AFL Seamen Filter Back To Positions   Fear Deadlock In Negotiations Between Factions

Strategy Session Called By CIO Maritime Chiefs; Conferences Deadlocked

Owners  To Make Offer _   Proposal to Three Maritime‘ Unions at  3 p. m. Today; Snyder Says Outlook Is Bad

WITH CONTRACT STILL IN FORCE   Operators Will Make Setilement Offer to Marine Firemen Only

Seaman Heading To Jobs   Talk Of Expanding Sample Walkout Being Heard

full Walkout Set June 15; AFL Seamen Back On Job   Conciliation Parley Seems Deadfocked ; Union Rivalry Flares

Prospects Dim On Halting Of June {5 Strike   AFL Seamen Filter Back Aboard Ship; NMU Starts Session

Truman Talks Over Seamen's Strike Matter   AFL Men Drift Back To Their Ships Talkinc Of Expanding Tieup In Full-Scale Strike

UNION CHIEFS MAP STRIKE _ STRATEGY   A.F.L. Discusses Expansion Of Sample Tie-Up   CABINET SESSION   Called By Truman To Make Study Of Situation: Deadlock Seen

CIO Maritime: Leaders Call Strategy Meet       Cabinet Considers Strik Situation; Outlook Ternted ‘Pretty Bad.’

NEST COAST GROUP TALKS 103 UNIONS   Cabinet Meeting Considers Strike; Situation “Pretty Bad.”

C10 Seaman’s Union Calls War Council; Will Map Strategy   AFL Seafarers Provide Nation With Taste of Tieup of Shipping

Prints the News   West Coast Ship Owners Make Offer   Strike Threat Discussed at White House

Big Maritime Conference To Decide Strike   TOP UNION LEADERS TO DISCUSS PLANS TODAY

Deadlock Over Strategy Seen; Sians Ominous   AFL Seamen Filter Back to Ships; Two Unions Are Rivals —

SIGNS OMINOUS AS ClO CALLS A COUNCIL OF WAR   No Word Of Progress In Efforts To Stave Off Ship Strike Set For June 15; AFL May Strike Again.

Council Members OfNMU Gather From 40 Ports   Sailors Eager For Full Dress Walkout; Have $1 Million Fund Support Of 6 Groups

Sea Union Begins War Session   Maritime Group Holds Strike Planning Meet -as Talks Deadlock ©

DEADLOCK IN SIGHT AS CIO MARITIME MEN PLAN STRIKE   Holding Strategy Session; Conflict With AFL Group Also In View

Clark Says Outlook Is ‘Pretty Bad’   strike Situation Is Topic Of Cabinet Meeting as C. I. 0. Leaders Gather For Council of War

ClO Ship Union Heads In Session  - AFL Seamen   AFL Seamen Filter Back To Their Ships Today

Strike Strategy  Mapped By C10 At War Council   AFL Seamen Discuss Plan For Expanding Tiel p As They Return To Jobs

Violent Rivalry   C. 1.0. and A.F. 0. Are Squared Off: Little Proaress Reported

Seamen Talk of Expanding Their Sample Tie-Up  Union Has $1° Millior CentLn hack’ ‘

Threats Made To ~ Naval Personnel   Say Any Government Forces Manning Ships Will Be Treated As Strike-Breakers; Deadlock Is Apparent

TOP LEADERS UF SEAMEN PLAN PARLEY   Deadlock Begins to Loom in Efforts of Union Chiefs and Government to Avert Strike Called Tune 15.

Ship Owners To Make Offe To Workers   West Coast Owners Move To Head Off Threatened All-Coast Shipping Strike

Ship Unions To Get Offer  West Coast Owners   West Coast Owners Will Present Plan Toa Three Grouns

CABINET MEETS TO CONSIDER STRIKE THREAT   West Coast Owners Agree to Make Offer To 3 of Unions

TOP MEN OF Ci0 MARITIME. UNION IN WAR COUNCIL   MAP STRIKE STRATEG\ AS AFL SEAMEN HEAD BACK TO THEIR SHIPS

Operators Stull Reiusc To Reduce Long - Standing 56-THour Work Week or Pay Overtime; Negouations Resume Tonight.

CIO Leaders from 40 Ports Gather to Plot Strategy for All-Coast Shipping Strike Threatened June 15

AFL WORKERS REPORT AFTER SAMPLE TIE-UP   Synder Terms Outlook for Shipping Strike as ‘Pretty Bad’

WAOQRIY TUN AIA congressional investigation of the threatened maritime strike was suspended on official advice that the situation is too delicate to risk it.

AIRLINE STRIKE SOLUTNON NEAR   TWA and Pilots To Go Over Details of Agreement In Principle

PLANE TIEUP ~ JO END SOON   FULL AGREEMENT REPORTED —NEAR-IN-DIS P UT E-THAT—GROUNDED TWA _AIR LINERS .

UNION ACTION TO END TIEUP OF AIRLINERS   NEGOTIATIONS ARE REOPENED WITH COAL MINERS

Union Action Is Awaited in Airlines Dispute  Maritime Strike Threatened; Wage Talks Held

Settlements Sought In Labor Disputes   End To Airlines Dispute Is Seen; New Coastal Tieup Is Threatened

CHINESE PEACE BELIEVED NEAR; TALKS RESUMED   Communists Arrive For New Negotiations With Gen. Chiang’s Advisors

Chinese Resume Peace Parleys  Communist Chief At Nanking For Talks

Soviets Ask For Control  Of Colonies   Moscow, In Surprise Demand, Seeks To Share Supervision Until 1947

COOL WEATHER VISITS STATE   And Weatherman Says Hot Readings May Stay Away Some Time

Vets March Jn OPA Rallies  Demonstrations Held In $76: Cities. Claim

Doomed GI Escapes Prison In Japan; Recaptured On Eve Of Parents’ Plea

ESCAPES BUT IS RECAPTURED   DOOMED TO DIE, SOLDIER FAILS IN ATTEMPT

HE’LL HAVE TO GROW NEW BEARD  Suspedi Is Questioned About Texarkana Mystery Killings

U.S. Urging Allies to Quit Most Policing   Secretary Believes German, Japanese  Still Need Watching

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Pauley Not to Withdraw Unless “Frozen Out”

MEMORIAL FOR B-24 GUNNER TO BE FRIDAY      Lost Gn Flight in  Sout Pacific

T WO RAILROADS "ARE CURTAILING T RAIN SERVICE   B. And O. Eliminating 49 Steam-Operated Trains - By May 15

22 Passenger Trains To Be Discontinued   Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Orders Cut in Ci vilian Rail Service

MEATLESS DIET THREATENS U. S.   . Movement Of Stock From Farms Stumps

Meat : Strike Begins   268,000 Workers Idle,  But Postponement May Result From Proposed Conference Tomorrow

Meatless Diet Faces Nation “Within Week’   AFL and-ClO Unions Agree to Confer In Washington Thursday

Union Leaders to Confer in Capital as U.S. Government Attempts to Halt Walkout

Meatless Diet Faces U. S. As Workers Quit   Glimmer of Hope as Union Leaders Agree. to Meet Schwellenbach

LEADERS ARE MEETING IN WASHINGTON   Conference Is Under Way for Settlement of Packing House Strike

Confab is Called To Try to End Crippling Tieup   268,000 Union Workers Tnvolved in Walkou Which Threatens to Put Nation on Ateailess Diet Within Week if Continued.

Meztless Diet ts roreseen   Major Packing Companies Are Tied Up Today

ALF. L. AND ClO LEADERS AGREE TO CONFERENCE   Official Hauled From Auto, Beaten During Violence At Plant In Kansas

Meatless Diet For Much of Nation Is In Prospect Soon   Plants of Major Meat Firms Being Picketed; Some Violence at Kansas City

Strikers Walking Off Jobs Over US   Conference Is Set  For Tomorrow At  Washington

PAY DEMANDS OF ONE UNION ARE MODIFIED   GOVERNMENT CALLS MEETING TO CUT STRIKE SHORT

Strike Of Packers Is Not Settled   Government Acts Tx Cut Short Walkout By Capital Meeting

‘MOST PACKINGHOUSE WORKERS QUIT WORK AS LABOR SECRETARY PLEADS FOR POSTPONEMENT

Union Leaders Agree To Confer Again Tomorrow in Effort To Prevent Complete Shutdown.  ee a ee a ee      268,000 INVOLVED IN MEAT BUSINESS

Striking Meat Workers Agree  To U.S. Parley   268,060 Are Involved In Nationwide Walkout

PICKETS FORM AS U.S. FACES MEATLESS DIET   Union Leaders Agree “to Hold Conference With Schwellenbach

Union and Packer ’ Representatives  To Confer Today  On Strike Issues   Schwellenbach To Attend Conference, Arranged by Government   FRESH MEAT FAMINE CONFRONTS NATION   AFL Union Drops Demand for Wage Boost to 15 Cents an Hour

Packinghouse Workers Or Strike; Union Leaders To Meet With Schwellenbach

Union Workers Agree fo Hold New Conference   Labor Secretary Plea for Delay Comes Too Late

Most Plants Close With 268.000 Out   Schwellenhach Invitation To Conference Too Late To Delay Walkout That Starts at Midnight

PACKING FIRM EMPLOYES OF U.S. STRIKE   Union Leaders, However, Agree to Confer With Schwellenbach Tomorrow in U. S. Effort to End Walkout.

Union Leaders Agres To Capital’ Meeting   Steel Industry To Reply to Wage Compromise This Afternoon— Ford Motor Is Within Two Cents

Union Leaders, Packers Agree To Meet With Schwellenbach; CIO Says Strike in Full Force

A MEATLESS DIET FOR THE NATION IS THREATENED TODAY   Nation-wide. Packing House Strike Is Now a Probi ability.   CONFERENCE TOMORROW   Union Leaders Will Confer With Schwellenbach In Washington.

LEADERS AGREE TO TALKS AFTER PLEA REJECTEL   268.000 Workers Involved in Walkout of Packinghouse Workers Today

Union Leaders To Confer With Schwellenbach   Walkout Threatens To Place ‘Country. On Meatless Diet Within One Week

All-Out Strike Closes Major  Packinghouses   Union Lenders Agree To Confer In Washington. Tomorrow On Halt ing Strike   Schwellenbach’s . Appeal Too Late   Picket Lines Forms Violence Reported At Swift and Conrpany’s Kane su6 City Plant

Union Heads  Accept Govt. Bid to Talks   To Meet Thursday with Secretary of Labor; 268,000 Involved.

i 7 os rw * ® * Parley in Washington Will  Attempt to End Meat Crisis

Leaders of Unions to Washington   - AFL dnd CIO Chiefs _ Seek Settlement of Packinghouse Dispute, Strike in Full Farce

).S. Faces Meatless Diet Within Week: AFL And CI0 Leaders Called To Capital

Nationwide Rail Strike Is Threatened   Only Few Issues Block Settlement Of Auto Tieup

But U. S. Facing Possibility Of Railroad Tieup   Threatened Walkout Would Stop Trains On 300 Main Lines

GEN, MOTORS ‘SETTLEMENT IS REPORTED NEAR   Rail -Brotherhoods Will Set Strike Date March 6

U.S. Rail Strike  Threat Increases   Settlement in UAW Walkout at GM Believed Very Close

RAIL WALKOUT IS COUNTRY’S NEXT HEADACHE   Brotherhood of Trainmen Overwhelmingly Favor Nationwide Move

GM WAGE DISPUTE NEAR SCUTLENENT IN DETROW TGDAY   Unusual Meeting Held By Company, Unien Officials.   SYMPATHY STRIKE IS FEARED IN EAST  ae, ey Pee ¢ ean AG

Settlement Nearing in GM Strike   Only Minor Issues Unsettled, Is Reported Today  from Detroit

Nation-Wide Railroad TieUp, However, Threatened By Unions   Walkout Called To Begin Mar. 6   Fruit And Vegetable Processing Industry Also Faces Stoppage

Food Supplies To Be Increased   Agriculture Department Reports World Food Sup. plies Will Be Increased

Hear surplus coods junked by services  Charges denied bv assets head

Life Can Be Beautiful -- a Barrel of Fun -For Veteran Who Beat His Housing Worries

ARMY STUDIES NEW UNIFORM   ENLISTED MEN AS WELL AS OFFICERS TO HAVE BLUE UNIFORM FOR WINTER WEAR

Blue Uniforms  For All Ranks   GI Joe To Dress The Same As A General Under ‘‘Anti-Caste’’ Reglations

WORLD STILL FIGHTS FOR LASTING PEACE   Byrnes Paves Way for Setttement of Ruhr Issue

C. 1.0. PLEDGES AID TO G. M. STRIKERS   Promise Comes on Heels of ThreeHour Strategy Conference of Union Leaders.

Austria Will Seek UN Aid fo Uphold National Integrity  Defy Warning by Russic Against Interfering With Industries

AUSTRIA DEFIES WARNING OF REDS   CALLS FOR NATIONALIZATION OF INDUSTRIES CLAIMED BY RUSSIA,

AUSTRIA DEFIES SOVIET WARNING   Yarliament Approves Nationalization Of 81 Key Industries

LOLOS CALLED CURIOUS ABOUT AMERICANS TOO   searcher for Missing Fliers cescribes Night in Native Village.

Photographer Who Found B29-ers Bones in Lololand Tells of Savages

LOLO VILLAGE “1S HAVEN FOR SEARCH PART]   Wild Chinese Tribesmen Learr That War Over—Quaint Customs Observed

‘Photographer Finds Lolos Curious ‘About U. S. Visitors But Friendlv

PARTY OPEN ANIGHT WITR SAVAGE TRIBE   Finds Natives Curicus About Whites, Hospitable to Strange Visitors.

Night Spent Among Wild Lolos In Search For Flyers Described   Correspondent, Sealing 14,400-ft. Peak, Says Rock Few Yards Off Seemed Like Day’s Trip

 They're Curious Too  i Want Lolo Lowdown? iHlere’s Dope From \News Photographer

American Photographer Tells Of Night Spent In Lolo Village As   They Search For Missing ie

Land Of The Unwashed Yank Could Survive In Lololand, Searcher Says   By JULIAN WILSON

hey re Curtous 100  tt n= ll hy, le  Want Lolo Lowdown? Heres Dope From News Photographer

Yanks — Feasted By Lolos   Americans Searching For Lost Airmen Find Tribesmen Friendly; Curious About Whites

Estonian Refugees Sail For Dominican Republic Where They Will Settle

Allies Question Russian’s Fate   War Criminal Turned Over To Russians; Outcome Mystery

Unions Plan New Strategy In Beer War   Teamsters And Bartenders Revamp Lines For Control Of  Brewery Union.

Sec'y Favors ~ Merger Plan   Navy Officers Told to Give ‘Testimony Not Assertions on Subject

‘Truman and Navy Leaders Discuss Service Merger   Secretary Forrestal Call: Some Form of Unification Desirable

TRUMAN CONFERS WITH NAVY CHIEFS   FORRESTAL HINTS AT AGREE-. MENT ON DESIRABILITY OF ARMED MERGER.

CONFERENCE HELD IN WHITE HOUSE   Says Navy Officers Now Should Give “Testimony, Not Assertions”; Chief Favors Diet

OOP POOP PIG IP OPLD LAS  Forrestal Now Favors Some Form of Merger

‘Truman and Naval Chiefs Have ‘Satisfactory’ Talk    Nimitz Present

Navy Secretary Backs Merger 01 Fighting Forces   President Holds Talk With Naval Officers On ‘Assertions’

SAYS MERGER IS DESIRABLE   OPA Backers Declare Action Means End  Price Control

Government Search for Scarce Lumber, Nails Gains Speed   May Try Importation to Increase Vet Housing Throughout Nation

GOVERNMENT MOVES TO PUSH VET HOUSING   Plans to Remove Duty On Lumber Products, Pay Premium On Nails.

TRUMAN ISSUES ORDER TO SPEED VETS’ HOUSING  LUMBERMEN DOUBT  MOVE WILL HAVE VERY MUCH EFFECT

Ways Sought To Find More Nails, Lumber   Shipments To Be Duty Free; Black Markets Under Fire

IMPORT DUTIES ON WOOD ENDED   U. S. Makes Further Moves To Aid Veteran Housing

Four Quick Developments Materialize   Truman Orders Duties On Lumber Lifted; More Nails Sought

Truman Drops Lumber Tariff To Aid Housing   Wyatt Spurs Nail Production With Premium

BRITISH SEE FRONTAL   GOVERNMENT ROUNDS  UP BUILDING ITEMS  Seeks Lumber, Nails for Vet Housing

U.S. Tries To: Break Building Material Jam   Removes Import Duty On Certain Wood; Offers Premium For Nails

Import Duty Being Lifted Off Lumber   Emergency Proclaimed By President; Nail Output Spurred.   “Might Break Market.”

Remove Import Duties on Wood   Embark in Experiments To Round Up Lumber, Nails for Veterans

Import Duties on Lumber for Housing Lifted   President Proclaims Emergency: Will Push Nail Manufacture

‘New Developments Reported .. . .     Government Trying New Methods Of Rounding Up Scarce Lumber And Nails

SEEK TO GET MORE LUMBER   Removal of Import Duties One of Steps Taken by Government

GOV'T REMOVES LUMBER FROM DUTY 10 SPUR VETS HOUSING   Also Acts To Round Up More Nails For Its Building Needs

Duty On Lumber Lifted By U. S. To Spur Imports   Government To Pay Monufacturers For Nail Production  In Excess If Quota

Government Moves To . Speed Houses   Truman’s Order Removes Duties, Offers Nail Preminm

GOVERNMENT ORDERS NEW STEPS TO COMBAT HOUSING SHORTAGE; _ TUMBER FREED OF IMPORT DUTY

U.S. Rounds up Materials for Vets’ Housing      Induce Dealers To Furnish Nails and Lumber

Lumber Tariffs Dropped To Sou Housing Drive   Special Premium Offered Nail Manufacturers To  Speed Vet Building

EXPEDIENTS TO BOOST HOUSING OUTPUT 0. KD   Removal Of Duties On Imported Building Wood Part Of Plan

Steps Taken To Round Up  More Lumber   ‘Government Lifts Import   Duties; Offers to Pay Premium for Over Quota Nail Production

Emergency Proclaimed By Truman   To Admit Lumber, Products Into U.S. Duty Free Under Plan.

Import Duties On Building Woods Lifted   Drive Launched on Nail Black Market— Producers to Receive Housing Nail Premiun

—COAL STRIKE Hearings Open on  Royalties   Planned Levy Called Tax; New Warnings

Lewis Is Bidding For Tax Power, Committee Hears   Virginians Introduce Bill to Balk Demand For Tonnage Royalty

POLIO OUTBREAK IN HOUSTON DECLARED TO BE “EPIDEMIC”   INCIDENCE HITS NEW ALL-TIME RECORD IN FIFTEEN-DAY PERIOD

SUPREME COURT OPENS SESSION   Fred Vinson Takes Over Chief Justice’s Chair—McReynolds Lauded

JACKSON, BLACK AVOID GLANCES   Feud-Torn Supreme Court Opens Term

Jackson and Black Resume Their Top Court Feud  Two Justices Fail To Look at Each Other at Session

FEUDTORN U.S. ‘SUPREME COURT (PENS NEW TERM   Black and Jackson Fail to Speak; Vinson Presides - p< Chief Jucticn  —

Supreme Court In New Term   Vinson Takes Seat On Feud-Torn Bench

SUPREME COURT CONVENES WITH VINSON AT HELM   JACKSON AND BLACK TOGETHER 1ST TIME SINCE ROW IN JUNE

THEY WONT LOOK   Feuding Justices Black and  Jackson Sit Apart as  Court Opens

Full Bench As Supreme Court Opens New Term   Jackson And Black Together For First Time Since Feud Flared.

Supreme Court Has Complete Staff of Judges at Opening   First Time in Year F ‘O1 Full Membership of “Nine Old Men’”’

TERM OPENED BY COURT   Supreme Court Meets With Black Jackson Present

FEUD-TORN, FULLY MANNED U. S.  SUPREME COURT MONDAY OPENED POTENTIALLY-HISTORIC NEW TERM

Fully Manned  Supreme Court Opens New Term   Bee eee Bees are   Black and Jackson Do Not Look at Each Other

Feud-Torn Supreme Court Meets For New Term Opening   Vinson Sits for First Time as Chief Justice

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Strike Solution Placed in White House Lap

MARITIME WALKOUT GOES:T0 WHITE HOUSE   Wage Board Refuses To Re: consider Decision

STATE GUARD, OTHER  AID OFFERED FLOOD  AREA BY GOVERNOR EVERY ASSISTANCE AT HIS COMMAND WILL BE  IDDBIICKR CAawe fPAYVR

Governor Offers State Guard Aid To Flooded City   Train Service Delayed And All Highways Inte San Antonio Closed

State Aid Offered to San Antonio   Red Cross Also Rushing Help to Stricken Area

New Prosecutor  At Nuernberg   Justice Robert Jackson Returning Te United States. Colonel Tavier New Prosecutor

Gruesome Tale Will Be Told   Dr. Petiot is Accused of Burning 63 French men

Sensational Paris Trial To Open Today   Possibly 63 Victims Involved in Slayings Charged to Petiott

BUBNA, SISTER FOUND GUILTY   Jury Returns First Degree Verdict, Recommends Life for Woman

DEMONSTRATION IS CALLED OF BY GE PICKETS   Other Actions Planned To Be Built Up Over Weekend

UMION CANCELS MARCH PLANS AT GE PLANT   Leader Says Other Actions Planned To Be Built Up Over Week-End   General Motors Negotiators  Fail to Achieve Settlement

Philadelphia Mob Violence Called Off By C10 Union   Leader Promises Other Ac: tion By Week-end; General Strike Seen   GESTAPO CHARGES HURLED AT POLICE   200 Strikers Congregate to Boo Sheriff and Police Inspevtor

PHILADELPHIA G10 MARCH IS CALLED OFF   Other Action Planned. Union Organize Tells Striking GE Workers.

800 Philadelphia Police: Guard GE Plant, Strikers Plan “Other Actions”

U.S. SEEKS MORE FREIGHT CARS   Shortage Said Dangerous Ti Peace Economy

U. 5. Transportation Crisis ‘Threatening Steelman Declares   ‘Grave Consequences Seen if Car Shortage Is Not Relieved

Movement Of Crops Big Problem... .  Government Makes Every Effort To Deal With Bad Freight Car Shortage

U. S. MARSHALS POWERS TO EASE FREIGHT BLOCK   STEELMAN DEMANDS PROMPT ACTION TO RELIEVE SITUATION

Car Shortage Causing. Block  Tn Production   Steelman Reports Recor Crops, Factery Output Cannot Be Moved AL “Adeanmate Sured

Government Marshals Powers Of Eight Agencies To Deal ‘With Freight Car Shortage   Termed One Of The Worst Blocks In Road Back To Normal Peacetime Economy

Transportation Crisis Threatened By Booming Factory Output.Record Crops   Government Agencies  Move to Meet Problem 7 s . ~_ . - of Mounting Freight   Shortage.

Repor t Trouble’ -Moving.Crop DS, Factory Output   ‘Transportation Difficulties  Foree.. Govermment’ To Seek. Aid Of:8. Agencies

Eight Federal Agencies Act To Relieve Boxcar Drought   Termed Blockade To Peacetime Economy

Government Acts to Break Car Shortage   Transportation Crisis  Threatens in Struggle  To Move Record Crops And Factory Output

SHIPPING CRISIS LOOMS FOR U. S.   6 Agencies Marshaled T Crack Bottleneck

Chiefs Ponder Lack of Conveyance   Farms and Factories Yield Heavily; Goods Hard to Move

U. S. Rallies Forces to Meet © Critical Shortage in Box: Cars   Eight Agencies Marshaled to Deal With Worst Barrier’ on: Road Back to Normal-Peace-Time Economy: Transportotion Crisis Threatening

Rail Car Shortage oaid Blocking Recovery  Eight Kederal i neies Doak Ww avs @OF Nici keas Popa

U.S. Transit Crisis Nears   Rail Car Shortage Confronts Steelman

Freight Car Lack Is Chief Barrier To Reconversion  Kight U.S. Agencies Unite in Campaign. To Forestall Crisis

Government Pools Powers Of Eight Agencies To Dea With Freight Car Shortage

Factory ‘and Farm Outputs Swamp Rails   Eight Agencies Join Hands to Solve Problem

SEEKS TO EASE CAR SHORTAGE   Government Majshals     Aagncies In Crigvs

Eight Agencies Batile Freight Car Shortage   Transportation Crisis Threatened: Factory Output, Crops Hit

Transportation Crisis Menaces Postwar Boom   Government Marshals Powers To Deal With Freight Car Shortage

RR CAR SHORTAGE SLOWS RECONVERSION  Eight US Agencies Ready to Act

Uncle Sam Tackles Threatened Crisis in Transportation   Failure To Solve Problem Can Bring About Grave Consequences

Gavernument Marshals Power Of 8 Agencies To Deal With Lack Of Freight Cars For Products

Freight System Proves Knigma   Agencies Lined Up To Deal With Shortages

Car Shortage  Blocks Road To Recovery  Steps Are Taken   Steps Are Taken To Meet Crisis In Transportation

Two Janitors, Suspects In. Chicago K idnap-Slaying To Be Given Lie Detector Tests   Other Major Tl reate   Illinois Gir] Kidnaped. Returns Home Safely

POMONA GRANGE AT WASHINGTON   County Assembly Of Farmers Set For Tuesday

HUGS AND CATTLE FLUOD MARKETS   Prices Are Dropped at Chicago from High of Monday.

HOGS, CATTLE POUR INTO. STOCKYARDS   Prices Drop Below Yester day's Hioh fiaure

Early Receipts at Chicago Are Greatest Since Jan. 9, 1945; $2 Drop in the Price

VETERANS END - PROTEST MOVE      SIT-DOWN DEMONSTRATION OVER HOUSING ABANDONED AFTER CONFERENCE WITH DEWEY

Young Democrats  Elect Officers   Bob Dorsey Named Presi: dent at Meeting Thursday Night

Meadows Sti Hoping Bills Will Succeed   Governor Surprised By Opposition Wave To School Program

P. J. ALLAN AUTO SERVICEHUDSON AGENCY.—Ad.   TIACTATEFAIENT FOANS

Some Marines Will Leave  China Soon   LU. S. to Let Sinos Fight Civil War; Peace Held Impossible

U.S. MAY PULL OUT OF CHINA   Truce Headquarters Looks For Order To Quit And Leave Nation War

Reporl Pail Of US. Marines To ‘Soon Quit China  ‘Expect Chinese Will Be Left to Fight Their _ lindichichid -

Americans at Truce Office Expect Order   Full-Seale Civil War Between Chinese Factions Imminent

U.S. Marines Reported Set To Quit China   Far Eastern Civil War  To Rage Undisturbed, Peace Uane Enda

Marines May Quii China, Agency Says   U.S. May Let Strife. Ridden Country Settle Own Differences

Transit Strike In Philadelphia Ended Last Night   Transportation System Ir City Back To Normal Operation This Morning

Government Now in the “Black” as  Fiscal Year Nears Half-Way Mark

Tax Receipts Send Federal Income Higher Than Costs   Government Spendin: Lagging Behind  Receints at Precent

GOVERNMENT GOES INTO BLACK: TAXES ‘BOOSTING REVENUE   First Time in Years Governrnent Has Surplus in Middle  of Fiscal Year

Red Goes Black On U.S. Books   Income Is Running Higher Than Expense

Income Higher Than Spending  Government Running In the Black Again

MARINE PROTEST NEWS CENSORED   Officials Refuse To Comment On Signed Petitions

Single Chief Per Area of U.S. Forces   Remember Pearl Harbor As Wartime Services Setup Is Revived.

SINGLE CHIEF RULES FORCES IN EACH AREA   MACARTHUR’S VAST PACIFIC THEATER PARED DOWN

iNew Setup Puts 7 Areas Under ‘Single Leader   Gen. Arnold Asserts Plan Obviates. Another Pear! Harhnar Sitnatian.

Single Command in Each U. 5. Theater Adopted by Nation's Military Leaders

U. S.to Place Single Top  ‘Commander inEachTheater   Army and Navy, With Truman’s Approval, Restores System Under Which War Was Fought but Subsequently Abandoned—Action Will Obviate Situation Like Pearl Harbor Where Two Men Wielded Authority.

POPE DENOUNCES “CULT OF FORCE   Calls For Promotion of “Just_ and Solid  Dasara?’

AFL MARINERS THREATEN TIE-UP   CIO Longshoremen Refuse to. Load _AFL-Manned ‘Vessel — - AFL Mari“time Workers-Will. Not Allow cio ~—Manned Ships to Work:

Solon Seeks  Mining Quiz   Johnston Sees Need Of Industry Checks

Mining Probe Will Be Asked   Sen. Johnston Want Oniz bv Congress

Wants Probe Of Mining Industry   Senator Johnston To Propose Such An Investigation.

= © INGUGE Maneuvers ; Truman Sees Brand Of Action  That Cleared Pacific Of Japs

CONGRESSMEN AIDED FRIENDLY WAR PLANTS   Ex-Army Officer Says Rep. May Used “Political. Pressure”

WAR-TIME CONTRACT PROFITS ARE PROBED   Chairman May ts Introduced Into Probe

War Profits of Illinois Firms Under Scrutiny   Chairman May’s Name Enters Investigation

BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS TO GET STATE AID   Towns Eligible to Get State Motor Funds Under Legislation Okayed by Martin  BRISTOL GETS $1.407.66

BUCKS DISTRICTS TO GET STATE AID   ‘Boroughs and Townships Will Receive $33,663.18 From Gasoline Fund  BRISTOL GETS $1,407.66

Finland’s War ° Chiefs Sentenced   Ex-President Given  - 10-Year Prison Term

IZVESTIA SAYS IRAN CLIQUE HOPES TO BRING ABOUT WAR      OFFICIAL SOV NEWSPAPER CHARGES “RULING CLIQUE" STILL HAS AMBITION O} YEARS AGO

OPA’S WINGS ALMOST CERTAIN TO BE CLIPPED   Senate Seems Inclined to Favor Aims of Bureau But Think Methods Need Changing.

BUDGET BATTLE GROWS HOTTER   Steelman Adds Confusion Te ‘Red Or Black’ Argument

Clashing Views Concern Budget  Steelman Says Limit Being Discarded

Will Budget Be Balanced or New Deficit Appear?      Officials Vision Even Greater Shortage at Fiscal Windup

CONVENTION CONTROL AT STAKE Young Demos’ Dispute Flares Over Probe Of Membership.

Greek Police Fire On Leff Wino Grouns   Clash Follows Demand OF 20,000 for Ouster  Of British Troops

Greek Left Wing Groups Demand Ouster of British Troops, Clash With Police

DISORDERS MARK GREEK ELECTIONS   i 'Leftists Demand Quster o!  Ail British Troops

Greece Leftists Stage Riots In Election Protest   Coup to Return King Charged; Ouster Of British’ Demanded

Athens Disorder Precedes Sunday Greek Election           aftist’and Police °» Fightin” “Streets ~ ates Mass Meeting.

_Leftists Clash With Police In ! Flection Eve Disorders In Greece

Leftist Greeks In Clashes with Cops   Opposed to Holding Parliamentary Vote Today

Disorders In Athens On Eve  Of Balioting   ‘Streets of Capital Patrolled hy Armored Cars; Leftists Demand Withdrawal of British

Fighting Marks Greek Election   Opposing Parties Battle 4. Policemen Iniured

U. $. Financial Interests Named   Encouraged, Directed Immigration of Jews,  British Official Says

British Close Palestine To Jewish Arrivals  Riots In Streets Accompany Transfer Of Immigrants

“AMERICAN FINANCIAL SOURCES” NAMED AS IMMIGRANTS? HELP  ADVERTISEMENT CITED

Blame {s Placed Upon Americans  British Denounce Financial Support

INVESTIGATE DEATHS OF 5   Indiana Woman Is Charged with Murder By Poison Attempt

INTO THE DEATHS OF FIVE PERSONS   Probe Is Being Made Into the Home Town of Mrs. Lottie Lockman.   FIND POISON TRACES   Mrs. Lockman Is Free Under a $2,500 Bond Posted. ® By Farmer.

DEATH TRAILED "HOUSEKEEPER   Poisoning Suspected ir Demise of Five Persons

—VETERANS’ PENSIONS—  Committee Would Help Solve Medical Problems  Will Give Attention To Findings Mad   Will Give Attention To Findings Made In Special Study. For President Truman

CHANGES URGED PIN VET PENSIO!   Proposed Overhauling Gets Capital Hill Backing

ARMY RENEWS MERGER DRIVE FOR CONGRESS   Universal Training Enactment Again Requested

STATE HOSPITALS OVERTAXED, SAYS WELFARE CHIEF   REPORT NUMBER OF STATE WARDS STEADILY RISING

Dodecanese Isles Going To Greece   Big Four in Agreement; Russians Previously Asked Hold There.

MINISTERS DEADLOCKED ON TREATY   Russia Insists On Yugoslavs Having Control

Ministers Agree Greece May Have Dodecanese Islands If Demilitarized

ALLIES REJECT SOVIET PLAN IN TRIESTE FIGHT   Issue Remains Deadlockec After Molotov Insists On Role For Yugoslavs

TWO RUSSIAN PROPOSALS TURNED DOWN   Western Allies Reject Plans for Disposition Of Disputed Trieste

WESTERN ALLIES REJECT PROPOSALS ON TRIESTE   Minister Council Still Deadlocked On Difficult Phase of Italy Treaty

Byrnes Urges Trieste Issue  Go To Parley Of 21 Nations   Western Allies Turn Down Counter-Plans By Soviet Minister

Hope Pervates Paris Meeting As Reds Concede   Molotoy Agrees On Return of Dodecanese In Unexpected Move

Big Four Is Still Deadlocked Over Trieste Problem   Two Russian CounterProposals Rejected By Western Bloc

Reject Russ Trieste Plan   Western Allies Turn Down Two Proposals; Leave Issues Deadlocked

Western Allies Reject New Red Plans For Trieste   Optimism Holds Though Agreement Seems Far Distant  TY za s pp is 606 ee oe oe

SOME HOPE SEEN SOVIET MAY BE READY TO TRADE   Deadlock On Vital Italian Treaty Issue Persists, But Molotov's Maneuver May  Be Good Sign.

Veto Hes Become an Over-Powering Weapon in Deliberations; Evatt Challenges Validity of Method by Which Veto Wes Exercised

Dodecanese To Greece; To Be Demilitarized   Western Allies Reject Russian Compromise In Trieste Dispute.

AGREE. ISLANDS OF DODECANESE G0 TO GREECE   Big 4 Ministers Put Demobilization Proviso .in Agreement

Allies Reject Russian Plan for Trieste   Britain and France Back Opposition Offered by Byrnes

Dodecanese islands To Greece, Paris ‘Conference Agrees   But Former Italian Possessions Must Be Demilitarized, Ministers Decide

Ministers In Deadlock Ove Trieste Issue   Soviet Appears Eager To Bargain At Conference

Allies Shun  Russ Plan on Trieste   Ministers Deadlock in Italian Peace Treaty Conference

Big Four Still Deadlocked on Trieste Question   Russian Compromise Proposals Rejected By Other Powers

REJECT TWO SOVIET PLANS AT PEACE MEET   Leaves Council Deadlocked on Italian Peace Treaty

Ministers Still Deadlocked On  Trieste Problem   Reject Two Russian Com: promise Proposals And Continue Efforts For Solution.

Reject Russian Plan To Settle TriestelIssue   American, British and French Ministers Turn Thiinbs Down On 2Point Proposal

Reject Two Red Trieste Plans   Some Feel Two or Three More Days May Bring An Agreement

Soviets  Rejected On Plan At Paris   Counter-Proposal: On Trieste Do Not Register

—BIG FOUR— Proposals Of Soviet Rejected  U. S. Insists Tha  Trracte Te Italian

TRIESTE STILL PEACE. BLOCKER   Russian Counter Proposals Rejected By Ministers

2 Russian Views On Trieste Turned Down  Willingness OF Soviet To Compromise Offers Mana Ear Sattlamant

Dodecanese Islands ‘Will Go To Greece   Big Four Ministers Agree on Strategic Isles With Proviso That They Be Demilitarized; Western Allies Reject Soviet Plan for Trieste

Slavs Or Slavs And Italians Would Control It Un.  der Proposal   Foes 8 Say Program  Is Not Worka ble   British Sources Heartened By Maneuver, But Deadlock Prevails

U. S., Britain Reject Soviet Trieste Plan   Western Allies Are Cheered By Molotov Maneuvel!

Foreign Ministers Still Deadlocked  On Trieste Issue   Western Allies Reiect Red Plan

Western Allies Reject Soviet Trieste Plan   U. S., British, French Unite To Oppose Molotov Proposal  As Unworkable

TRIESTE PLAN OF RUSSIANS IS REJECTED   Sec. Byrnes Urges Issue Be Left To 21-Nation Peace Parley

Russian Proposals  For Trieste  Rejected by Allies Foreign Ministers Are  Still Deadlocked On Treatv for Italy

Still Stalled On Trieste   Russia’s Compromise Proposals Rejected As Unworkable; Still Hope

Paris Parley on Italian Treaty Still Deadlocked   Internationalization Plans for Key Port Termed ‘Unworkable’

Allies in Deadlock Over Italy   Trieste Is Still Stumbling Block At Peace Confab

Big-4 Balks 2, Red Plans For Trieste   Molotov Suggests Autonomy Under Tralv. Yugostavia

Two Proposals By  Russia Rejected   Compromise Plans on Trieste Issue Refused As Being Unworkable

FOR TRIESTE ARE REJECTED   Western Allies Turn Down Two Counter-Proposals Dealing With the Most Difficult Phase of Italian Treaty.

RUSSIAN PLANS FOR TRIESTE TURNED DOWN BY THE ALLIES   Molotov Offered Two Compromises For. French Plan Refused By Russia

Allies Reject Russian Plans   Byrnes Urges Compromise Issue Be Left to 21-Nation Peace Parley

Owne sin City Joi n In State Campaign  Cafe Men. Will Holc Prices, Fight OPA

RULES AGAINST ACTION-ON UNIT FLECTION SETUP   Court Also Wipes Out Ruling of 3 Judges Favoring Talmadge Vote

Court Throws Out Suits Attacking Georgia Election   Also Wipes Out Ruling Lower Court; No_ Ruling On Iinois

Home Building In LeMars Is Active; Future Is Brighter  oem saa: tae:   Difficulties Are Being Overcome And More Homes Planned

Home Building In LeMars Is Active; Future Is Brighter  Tyiffiewudtiae Ara   Difficulties Are Being Overcome And More Homes Planned

COAL FAMINE - BITES DEEPER INTO INDUSTRY   Over 50,000 ‘Steel Men Are Idle; 18,500 Laid Off by Railroads   FERTILIZER “STOCKS CUT   Biggest Threat Is Possibility of, an Embargo on Rail Freight

U.S. Economy Hard Hit by Coal Strike   Predictions Dismal As Fuel Supplies  Deindle

COAL SHORTAGE HITS INDUSTRY   Estimates Of : Idle Workers Go Up As Fuel Supply Dwindles In U. S.

Cost Of Coal Strike To U. S. Is Enormous- Coal Supply Drop Ts Alarming

Soft Coal Strike Costs Millions of Man-Hours Daily  Predictions Become More Dismal As Fuel Supplies Dwindle

Strike Cuts Deep Into Production   Industrial Picture Becomes More Dismal As Coal Stocks Continue To Dwindle Away

Nation's Econom Suffers Growing Production Loss  Complete Shutdown Of Steel Industry ~

Shortage Cuts Into Production   Millions Of Man Hours Are Lost Daily

Production Sags On Many Fronts In Coal Walkou'   Millions of Man-Hours Each  Dey Lost in Nation’s - Major Industries

Industry Slowing To Halt   50,000 Steel  Workers {die as Effects of Coal Strike Are Felt

Production Sags In All  Industries   Thousands Of Work ers In Other Lines Idle As Industrial  Paralysis Spreads.

REMOVAL OF WAGE, PRICE CONTROLS REQUESTED BY AFL   Ask Administration to Junk Al But Rent Controls; Claim Setup Inconsistent

Chinese Poised To Resume Battle   Nationalists Poised To Renew Effort to Wipe Out Communists

ONE MAN’S OPINION -.   (Diatributed by Trternational News Service)

He Got Im. He Thought   Hole Halts Hapless Hunter Hunting Hopefully,

Holds Opposition to Military Training Is Attitude Bordering on Treason

PUT ADEQUATE HOUSING PLAN FIRST ON LIST   Ask Jobs And Free Flow Of Goods, But Don’t Want Bonus

PLAN FOR PROBE “OF FRANCO SPAIN ~-ALSOON AGEND!   Delegates Expect Prolonged Wrangle Before Vote  i en

COUNCIL MEETS FOR MORE DEBATE [PON IRAN CASE   Vote Not Expected Today on Matter of Keeping It on UN Agenda   SOVIET FACES 8-3 VOTE   Proposal for Investigation of Franco Spain to Be Next Order of Business

Russian Delegate Avain Defies UN on Iran Case  Gromkyo Still Insists On Country’s Right To Withdraw Charge

Expect Showdown with Soviet Union Over Tranian Case Tuesday— Russian Delega¥ion Headed, gor: Certain 8 to 8 Defeat.

ANGRY DEBATE SEEN ON IRAN   U. N. Reconvenes After Long Easter Holiday

ANGRY DEBATE, SHOWDOWN ON IRAN EXPECTED   Security Council Will Meet To day; Iran To Be Considered First

ANGRY DEBATE AGAIN EXPECTED ON IRAN ISSUE   Reds Face Defeat On Tangied Case In UN Meetins

UN Council Heads For An: other Angry Debate With Soviet Union   Franco Question  Next On Agenda   U. S. And Britain Stand Firm On Iran Until Russians Evacuate

RUSSIANS FACE 8703 WHIPPING   ‘  CERTAIN TO LOSE UN DECISION ON IRAN

UN. Faces Angry Debate Over Iran; See Soviet Defeat   Few Expect Final Vote In Council Meeting  At 3 P.M. Today

UN in Angry Debate Over Iranian Issue   Russia Faces Certain Defeat on Demand tha! Matter Be Erased from Agenda

RUSSIANS FACE NEW DEFEAT IN COUNCIL TODA)   Demand to Remove Tran From Agenda Heads Toward Defeat

UN Faeing New Bout With Russ Over Iran   Soviet Is Said to Be on Way to 8 to 3 Defeat ag Council Renews Its Sessions   CThe The WASHINGTON  anew PBPRAREAM

Rogers Tops Patterson in. Senate Race   Shelley, Knight Win; Brown, Howser Are Nominated

Former Citizens To Gather Again At Fair Park   Bus Chartered by Dallas Group; Local Citizens to Present Barbecue at Noon

Homecoming to Be Held Here Sunday, June 2   Plans Now Being Made for 13th Annual Meeting of Former Rockdalians

Condemned Nazi Bids Wife Adieu      Col. Gen Jodi Caim,  Tearless During Visit

Guilty Nazis Ready to Pay Penalty   General Jodi Meets With Wife; Strain Is Starting to Show

(001 BIDS WIFE FAREWELL IN TINY  NUERNBERG CELL   Doomed German teoders . Expected to Die on Gallows Wednesday.

 No Tears Now  Gen. Jodl Bids Wife Cold Farewell: ToHang Wednesday

990,000 Ott. Jobs in Strikes   Schwellenbach Meets Packing, Union Men, Seeking Solution

Truman To SubmitFormula ForSteelWageSettlement if Disputants Fail To Agree

PRESIDENT SAYS HE WILL SUBMIT HIS SETTLEMENT FORMULA IN STEEL STRIKE

MEAT AND STEEL LEADERS MEET WITH OFFICIALS   Disputing Parties Want To Know How Much Prices Will Be Increased   920,000 WORKERS IDLE   Truman Ready To Intervene In Steel Dispute If Conferences Fail

LACK-TRAGEOF PILOTLESS RADIO PLANE   It Flies Over New York Area; May Re In Sea

Consider Probe For Cenfurama   Milwaukee’s Big Show Winds Up ‘In the Red’

Wallace and Pepper Campaign Under Way   Whitney Launches Moye To Nominate Foes OF New Deal On The Democratic Ticket

‘Something Should Be Done About Low-F lying Planes’ N. Y. Comments After Bomber Hits ’Scraper Killing Five

Sas ai ae ee eon De  ANNUAL SESSION OF NAVARRO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION HELD

CHURCHILL SAYS WORLD IS ILL’   ‘Breathing Space’ In Clast Of World Politics Urged In Speech

Approve Joint World Action With Catholics   Protestant Leaders of Eight Nations Disclose Views Through Medium of Ouestionnaire

Church Joint Action in Peace Urged   Protestant Leaders Disclose World Council Plan

Joint Church. Peace Action To Be Sought   Protestants to Ask Coltaboration of .  Catholics in Work For Lasting Peace

Coal Operators To Compromise   May Accede To Lewis’ Demand For Health And Welfare Fund.

Coal Operators May Compromise   ' Move To Make Concessions In Time  To Avert Strike

Compromise Is Launched  Tn) Oaseatace Trew   Coal Operators Try To Avert Shut-Down

China Threatened By Full-Dress War   Prices Soar to New Highs in Scramble for Commodities

CIVILIANS IN CHINA EXPECT FULL CIVIL WAR   Householders Hoarding Commodities And All  Foreign Currency

ASKS BASE PAY FOR TEACHERS   $2,000 Minimum Annual Salary Recommended by Ohio Association.

RMY AND NAVY REJECT ‘ROMEO’   Sonny Wisecarver Looks For Civilian Job

Envoys Open Conference  In Paris Today   United States, Russia As Deadlocked as Ever, American Circles Say

Byrnes, Molotov, Bevin Arrive at Paris for Parley   Report U. S., Russia Are Deadlocked on Peace Treaties

BlG-4 PARLEY OPENS TODAY   - Deadlocked On Treaties ~ On Eve Of Meeting

BYRNES, MOLOTOV AND BEVIN ARRIVE IN FRENCH CAPITAL   Three Reach Paris by Planes to Resume Conferences on European Peace Treaties.   OPENING OF PARLEY SCHEDULED FOR TODAY   U. S. and Russia Reported Just as Deadlocked on Pacts as at Meeting Month Ago,

HEIRENS WILL CONFESS 10 THE DEGNAN MURDER   Will Also Submit to State’s Attorney Fact He Killed Frances Brown.   ALSO JOSEPHINE ROSS   Time to Make Known By Confession the Charges Against Him.

Heirens Will Confess Crimes, Attorney Says   Attorney Says Youth Will Confess To Three Slayings Including Degnan

YOUTH READY TO CONFESS IK      Chicago Student Expected tu Sign Confessions to Crimes > Next Week   BUTCHERING AND TWO STABBINGS: DETAILEE

Heirens Will Confess to  Killing Three   Counsel Declares Student Won’t ‘Ouibble’ on Number

Heirens Offers To Confess To Trio Of Killings   Degnan, Brown And Ross Slayings Laid To Colleae Youths

His Attorney Says Confession Will be Offered Next Week   Facts Concerning Three Murders May be Made Known on Tuesday

Degnan, Ross. Brown Cases  Are Included   Youth’s Attorney Says He Will Tell Tuohy Facts Of Three Murders

LAWYER ADMITS TIME AT HAND’ FOR FULL STORY   University Of Chicago Student Faces Charges On Three Killings

Heirens Would Offer Murder Confessions   Defense Attorney Feels Time Has Come to Make Known Crime Facts Against Youth

YOUTH BARES DETAILS OF LURID CRIMES   : x Student Now Ready to Submit Full Confession, Say  Piwdien: Bt awn

HEIRENS COUNSEL SAYS YOUTH WILL CONFESS KILLINGS   Defense Move Seen Obvious  Strategy te Save Defend POE a eee”  RON

Confession : Offer Due Next Tuesday  Coghlan Explains Defense Attitude

Heirens’ Attorney Says Youth Is About to Confess  _ University Student Will Admit His —. Guilt in 3 Deaths

Heirens To Admit To Three Killings Attorney Says   Counsel For Youth Says Confessions Will Be Submitted

TEMPERATURES   Admits Killing WAVE, Suzanne Degnan And Mrs. Josephine Ross   Defense Attorney Says ‘No Point Quibbling About Number Of Homicides Youth Committed,’ Written Statement OF Guilt To Be Out Tuesday

Heirens Reported Ready to Confess   His Attorney Says 17-Year-Old Youth Wil Admit Killing Suzanne Degnan, Frances Brown and Mrs. Josephine Ross,

Heirens Is To Confess 3 Murders   Will Tell Prosecutor About Degnan, Brown And Ross Slayings, His Attorney Savs

HEIRENS OFFERS TO CONFESS IN THREE KILLINGS   Prepared To Present Fact: To State; Parents Hear Youth Detail Crimes

NAAN 2 BNET  Offers To Tell All Facts   Discusses Triple Crimes With Parents

MEMORANDUM FORSALES TERMED FALSE   WAA Has No Knowledge Of  Radio Truck Sale

NO REDUCTION IN TAX IN SIGHT, HOWEVER   Congress Welcomes Truman’s Good News About Budget

BUDGET NEWS IS BRIGHTER   TRUMAN HOPES TO BALANCE FEDERAL BUDGET DURING THE NEXT FIS 6  CAL YEAR

A NEW STATE TAX COMMISSION WAS NAMED TODAY   First New Administrative Agency to Be Set Up Under New Constiiution,   TWO FROM OLD BOARD   They Are Clarence Evans of Paris and Jesse A. Mitchell of Ava.

GET TUGBOATS BACK TO WORK   -Mayor. Asks , Government. to Get - Struck Tigboats Baek in Opera. tion “Regardless of Consequences.’

Tugboat Men Vote Against Proposal To End Strike   Emergency Committee Appointed To Ration Heating Materials

NEW YORK CITY IS SHIVERING WITHOUT COAL   Public Buildings Being Forced to Clase

ODT Asked to Man Tugs as Operators Reject Pay Offer   O'Dwyer Acts After Plan Fer 15-Cent Hourly Raise ls Turned Down   EMERGENCY BOARD TO RATION COAL, OIL   Mayor Promises Police Cooperation; Longshoremen May Strike

O'DWYER ASKS ODT MAN TUGS IN N. Y. HARBOR   Striking AFL Tugboat Men Have Rejected Plan To End Strika

‘Husband’ Turns Out tobe Woman  _ Singer Weds Ex-WAC Masquerading as Man

News Behind the News  Copyright McClure Newspaper   WASHINGTON      Border-Line ce 2%!

Hull, Gravely Ill, Warns Big 5 Powers:  That Differences Threaten ‘Disaster’

Hull Calls For Cooperation  Of Big Powers   Ex - Secretary Of State Gravely HL, Urges Mutua Confidence.

Hull Counsels Big Five to’ Seek Mutual Confidence  Or Fate an ‘Incalculable Disaster’

Statesman Issues Words Of Warning On 75th Birthday ....  Cordell Hull, Gravely II, Offers Counsel To Big 5

Gravely Ill, Hull Offers  Peace Advice   Nation’s Differences Must Be Replaced With Confidence, Aged Diplomat Counsels

Cordell Hull, Though Gravely Hiton /oth Birthday, Points OutPath of World Unity

Hull, Gravely Ill, Counsels Big 5 Powers to Replace Differences with Mutual Confidence or Face Disaster

HULL CALLS FOR “BIG FINE" UNITY TO ASSURE PEACI   Former Cabinet Secretary Gravely Hi, Sees Disaster Alternative

Hall Warns Big Five Of Disaster   Hull suffered a stroke Monday at

BE RESPORED FOR PEACE OF WORLD   Hull Gives Advice on How International Differences Can  Be Adjusted

Hull Calls for World Trust   Asks Big Five To Replace Dangerous Differences With Mutual Confidence

Hull Warns Big Five Powers Their Differences Will Lead To ‘Incalculable Disaster’   Confident World Peace Can Be Attained If Big Powers Will Only Cooperate

CORDELL AULL, GRAVELY ILL, WARNS NATIONS   Says ‘Dangerous’ Difference: Must Be Replaced With Mutual Confidence

End Dangerous Differences, Bis  5 Told By Hul   Gravely Ill, He Pleads For Co-operation To Avoid Disaster.

‘Hull, Gravely Ill On 75th Birthday, Warns Big Five Powers:   “Great Strains’’ In Wartime Unity

Unity in World Urged By Hull   Counsels Big 5 on  Mutual Confidence

Hull Declares Big Five Must End Arguments   Gravely Ill, Statesman Calls For Confidence Among Nations To Avert Disasier

Hull Warns Big-5 Powers To Replace, ‘Differences’  With Mutual Confidence

Hull Calls For Mutual Faith Among Nations   Former Secretary, Critically Ill, Issues Message On His 75th Birthday

Ailing Cordell Hull Says Nations Must Live in Cooperative Spirit.

WARNS DISCORD POINTS TOWARD GREAT DISASTER   FORMER SECRETARY ISSUES STATEMENT ON 75TH BIRTHDAY

Father Of UN Calls For ‘Mutual Confidence  G'eestn a iis si ak ee we Benenamt 4‘, Bs «& a ms a

“Aging Statesman Sees Alternatives As Confidence or Disaster   Cordell Hull Points Way To World Peace As Life Ebhs

Says If They Act On That Basis And Keep. Eyes Fixed On Their Great Common Interests They Can Find Ways To Adjust Differences.

Hull Warns Big Five to Get Together   Must Replace Present Actions With Confidence Or Face Disaster

Hull Tells Powers "Scrap Dangerous Differences’ Toda   Remains Seriously Ill; Condition Has Not Changed  nt  At * av aga reapers oe Oe FPR ee

PROCEEDINGS _ OF CIRCUIT  COURT HERE   Ten Cases Handled By Circuit Judge, Theo. Bruere Jr. .

Truman Tells Of Food Need   Report to Congress Stresses Desperate Plight of World

Jester Charges Political Trickery And Timing Behind A.A.U.P. Censorship OF T.U.

Labor Leader: Ask New Rise In Pay Rates   CIO Proposes Three-Way Conference to Equalize Nation’s Prices, Wages

Labor Leaders Ask Tripartite Parley To Fix New Wages   Rising Prices: Have Given Drastic Pay Cults to U. S. Workers, C.1.0, Declares

Labor Leaders To Lay Aside Strike Weapon  Try Other Means To Down Prices,

No Strikes, Say Top Unionists; CIO Calls For New Pay Hikes   Cites 40 Pct. Rise in Cost Of Living in Past Few Weeks

LABOR LEADERS SAY WAGE INCREASES DUE   Strikes Not Favored As Conference Is Asked

x *«* * * Unions Ask Wage Boost Talks to Avoid Strikes   *« K #«+« Kx UAW Calls Meat Purchasing Halt As Strike Progresses —

GREATER SHORTAGE OF HOUSING EXPECTED BY END OF THE YEAR   National Program. Fails To Meet Needs

VETS GETTING LIONS SHARE OF HOMES: WYATT   But Shortage To Grow Worse

WYATT REPORTS VET PRO-GRAM AT HALFWAY MARK FOR YEAR BUT OUT- F LOOK GLOOMY -

WYATT WARNS HOUSE CRISIS GROWS WORSE   Demand for Housing Still Increases In Nation

EXPECT HOUSE SHORTAGE TO BECOME WORSE   Wyatt Says Price Tags On New Homes Too High For Veterans

Housing fo Ge Worse This Winter: Wyatt   Says Price Tags Still too High For Average Vetcrans

U.S. HOUSING SHORTAGE TO BECOME WORSE   Wyatt Warns De. mand More Than Offsets New Build ing

Housing Issue May Be Worse   Expediter Wyatt Reports On Veterans’ Program

U. . Housing To ale W orse During Winter   Former Servicemen Getting 95 Per Cent Of Veterans Homes

}  Housing Shortage To Get ‘Worse; Homes Cost Too Mucl For Average Vet, Says Wyatt

Yamashita Took  Beating From  American Troops Was Considered One of Japs’  TH. 4 BAZ, ....* ik.

Yamashita Took Beating From American Troops   Was Considered One of Japs’ Best Militarists

MacArthur Favors Free Travel for Families ooyko   Living Condit ons Not

Truman Declines to Comment On Churchill's Fulton Talk   Says Ex-Premier Only Exercised Freedom of Speech

Truman Silent on Suggestion of Churchill   Says Former Premier Indulged Only in Right of Free Speech   Buhrman Relief Fund Will Be Closed on March 17

Truman Refuses Comment -On Churchill Plea   Britain Was Indulging In Free Speech Right At Fulton, He Says

CHURCHILL TALK WAS FREESPEECH PRESIDENT SAYS   DECLINES COMMENT ON BRITON’S HOPE FOR U. S. ALLIANCE

ll Sailor Admit: it Killing Girl n At Gastonia   Truman Will Sai Not Comment Kil In Coalition At

No Comment On Churchill   . Truman Expresses No View On Military Alliance; Combined Staff To Hold On a While

Truman Silent On Churchill Alliance Idea   Says Briton Indulging In Right of Free Speech; Knows of No Big Three Meeting Soon

Won’t Make Comment On  Winne Talk   President Says Churchill In. dulged In Right Of Free Speech.   WINANT IS BACK

Truman Refuses To Comment on Churchill's Talk   Combined’ U. S.-British Chiefs of Staff Setup Stillin Operation

TRUMAN REFUSED. TO COMMENT ON CHURCHILL TALK   The President Made No Expression of Views on Fulton Address.   MAY IN NEAR FUTURE   soo 5 The Altiait- © atter Came Up In Qu... 15 About Continuation of War.

No Comment On Churchill, Truman Says   Indulging in Right of Free Speech, He  Declares

Nation’s Chief Says Churchill Spoke His Mind   President. Declizes to Ex. press Views On Proposal For Anglo-American Military Alliance   Does Not Disavow Britain’s Views   Combined Staffs of America and Britain to Continue to Function Until Emergency Is Over

i? VIE Vid Fil Wyt  “Pres dent Mur on Winnie s Proposais   (Please see p. 11 for Mr. Churchill's speech today in Vireinia.)

Truman Declines Official Comment On Churchill Talk   States Ex-Prime Minister Was Exercising Privilege of Free Speech in Fulton Address

Truman Silent On Alliance   Churchill Entitled to Free Speech, President Tells News Parley

TRUMAN QUIET ON CHURCHILL PROPOSAL FOR PEACE MERCER   Says Britisher Was Indulging In Free Speech Right At Fulton

Truman Refuses Comment On U. S.-British Alliance    Says Churchill, As Guest in This Country, Indulged In Right of Free Speech

Truman Deaf fo Feelers On Churchill Proposal   President Refuses to Express His Views on Stiannmastient AtiaAnca:

President Declines to Comment on Churchill Military Alliance Speech

/ = AUTO‘STRIKE— No Comment On Speech . -President Silent  ‘On Alliance Plea.

Cline Awaiting His Sentence   May Get Sentence For Life Result Of Convictions In California Trial   LINKED WITH DEATHS OF FOUR WOMEN

FACES LIFE SENTENCE FOR DEATH OF FOUR   Ex-Choir Singer Also Found Guilty Of Forgery

WALKOUT ENTERS ITS. 102ND DAY   Settlement Hopes Attended Talks Thursday, Friday

NO AGREEMENT BY G-M. UNION      No End Until Company Meets Responsibility, UAW Says

20,000 CM Workers Idle In Pay Strike   2200 Veterans Picket Factories On Vacation Issue

Wrecked Marriage Durocher Named in Answer To Film Actress Divorce Suit

DUROCHER HAS COAST ROMANCE   Film Actress’ Husband Says Dodger Manager Wrecked Marriage

LEGION STARTS HOUSING STUDY   National Conference Opens Amid Big Battle On Prefabricated Homes

Spies Labor To Get Atom  Bomb Secret   Certain Foreign Nations Making Great Efforts, Says Spokesman

[Report Is Filed With Atomic Energy Group   House Unamerican Activities Committee Discusses Spy Operations At Recent Meeting

One Dead, Two Hurt in Crash   Runaway Tractor Trailer Crowds Auto Off Road North of Meadville 

Runaway Tractor-Trailer Truck Crowds Car From Highway; Student Killed

KURTSINGER, NOTED JOCKEY, DIES AT 39   Piloted Two Winners Kentocky Rarby

Big Hike Seen In Living Cost   Demand Heard For $750,000,00U boost In Meat Prices; Subsidies Protested

Truman Admits Federal Laws Do Not Protect Publie Against Arbitrary Action By Unionists

WARNS PRICES TO GO HIGHER   Predicts 2 Billion Leap in Cost of Living

CONGRESS TOLD OF INCREASES   Claim Made New OPA Rules " To Cost 2 Billions

MEAT SUBSIDIES CUT IS BACKED   Change Readied In Face Of Added Costs :

OPA Opposes New Measure   Says Would Add to Living Costs; House Committee Would Cut Out Mect Subsidies

HUGE BOOST TREE FRUITS IS ASKED IN NOT HURT BY MEAT PRICES LIGHT FROST

Porter Says Living Cests Will Go Up   Legislation to Continue OPA Slated for Debate: Amendment tc Remove Mest Subsidy Sought

Living Costs To Jump Warns OPA   Two Billion Increase Facing Americans, Porter Claims

Meat Increase  Demand Raised   Congress Hears Warning OPA Amendments To Cost Public 2 Billion.

SEEK LEADERS OF GEORGIA LYNCH MOB   Termed ‘Worst Thing That Ever Happened Ta Georgia 

FBI, State Officers Seek Armed Band In Georgia Lynchings  Bodies of Four Negroes Riddled to Ribbons By Fusilede of Shotaun. Rifle and Piste! Fire

HUNT UNDER WAY IN GEORGIA FOR LYNGH-SLAYERS   Seek To Solve ~ “Worst Thing That Ever Happened In Georma’’

OFFICIALS SILENT ON LYNCH QUIZ   Investigators Make No Comment on Progress of Probe

Score Hunted In Lynchings   Investigators Mum In Slaying of Four

FEDERALS STEP INTO LYNCHING   CHECK ON DEATH OF FOUR GEORGIA NEGROES

ALTON YOUTH WED NOVEMBER 121h   Joseph Friedmann and Darlene Vonderhaar Exchange Vows

AVEMBER 12TH   Joseph Friedmann and DarYene Vonderhaar Exchange Vows

Davis Expected To Head Food Program   Seek To Convince Americans They Should Help Starving Europe

DAVIS TO HEAD FOOD CAMPAIGN   Hoover Also to Confer With  Truman on Problem

AMERICANS TO EAT SPARINGLY   Chester Davis to Head National Campaig: On Saving Food

Un-Decontrol Mystifies Othman—  It's Just Plain Gobbledegook   New OPA Makes A Fisherman a Farmer

UAW Asks NLRB To Appoint New Trial Examiner   Union Protests against Appointment of Gerard . D. Reilly

(IO Against Reilly As Trial Examiner   Protest Is Made to NLRB by United Auto Workers

Auto Union Says NLRB Examiner Is Not Impartial   Charges Industry Seeks To Destroy Worker's Organizations

15 Killed in Calcutta Riot   Moslems and Hindus Clash During Moslem Direct Action Day

MOSLEM-HINDU RIOTS IN CALCUTTA KILL 15   250 Injured In Protes Against British Plan

19 KILLED, 250 HURT IN RIOTS   Moslems, Hindus Clash Over Independence Plan

56 Killed And. 750 Injured In Calcutta Riots   Moslem League Calls Fer Strike

15 PERSONS KILLED   Two Hundred and Fifty Others Injured in Riots in Calcutta

Bloody Riots In Calcutta  15 Die, 250 Hurt As Moslems Call  Lae 'Risact Actin

MOSLEMS AND’ HINDUS CLASH IN INDIA CITY   Rioting Is Result Of Moslem League’s Tivact Action Dav’

15 Killed In Calcutta   250 Persons Injured During Rioting Between Moslems and Hindus

15 Killed In India Violence   Moslems and Hindus Fight In “Direct Action  Day” Protest

FIFTEEN KILLED IN CALCUTTA RIOTING; PROTEST NEW PLAN   BRITISH PROPOSAL IS » TARGET: OF VIOLENCE, ~ GENERAL STRIKE PLAN

Moslems, Hindus  Clash Violently   Flareup Occurs During Moslem Protest To British Plan For Indian Independence; Shops Are Closed

Fifteen Are Killed in India Riots   Protest Day Brings Injuries to 250 Other Persons

15 Killed, 250 Injured Today In Indian Riots   Moslems Call National Strike After Bloody Clash With Hindus

FIFTEEN SLAWN AS MOSLEMS, HINDUS RIOT IN CALCUTTA   Disordars Feature Protest " Strike Against British Iinderendenre Plan

90 Indians Dead In General Strike   750 Injured When Moslems Take Action

HINDU-MOSLEM CLASHES RAGE: STRIKE STARTS   250 Injured During League Protest Against British Independence Plan

15 Killed, 250 Hurt In Rioting   Moslem-Hindu Clashes Break Out In Calcutta; Nationwide Strike Is  Called, Business Closer

Fear of Lynching Over Attack On White Man by Negro!  Woman and Her Son, Started Tennessee Negroes) On Wave of Violence.

State Troops Exchange Gunfire With Negroes: 12 Ringleaders Arrested

Yugoslavs Deny Slave’ Charges   U. S. Ambassador Sticks to His Original Accusation

UL S,, YUGOSLAVS DISAGREE OVER SHAVE LABOR’   Slav Spokesman Says No U.S. Citizens Are Held as Slaves

YUGOSLAV LEADER REFUTES CHARGES ABOUT U. 5. SLAVES   Statement Condemned as Untrue Today By Foreign Office Member at Belgrade.   YANKS ARE HELD, SPEAKER ADMITS

Disabled Veteran Gets Home After Sleeping In Bie Redroll On Street

For Shooting Down Lover   Goes To His Death In North Carolina Death Chamber With Smile On Face

Cloture Vote On FEPC Permitted By Southerners   ‘Measure Expected To Be ~ Shelved Tomorrow.

FEPC'S BACKERS GIVE UP GHOST   Southern Senators Agree To End Filibuster To Vote On Motion They Know They'll Defeat; Case Bill Gets Coo! Reception,

FEPC Backers Concede Defeat; Senate Committee Cool to Case Strike Bill

Sontherners Win Fight  On Measure   Month - Gld Filibuster Is Expected to End Saturday When Bill Is Shelved

Backers of FEPC Bill Virtually Concede Defeat   Senate Agrees To Vote Saturday on Motion To Limit Debate

Move Starts To End Filibuster  FEPC Backers see Defeat Of Measure

THE RECOMMENDATIONS   KEPC backers set to give up  ficht for bill

FIGHT ON FEPC APPARENTLY WON   MOVE UNDER WAY TO END SENATE FILIBUSTER AND SHELVE MEASURE,

Senate Ballot on Filibuster Debate Tomorrow Likely to Doom FEPC Bill

FILIBUSTER OVER F.E.P.C. BILL HALTED   Backers of Measure Run Up White Flag Paving Way For Resumption of Business In Senate   PLAN LIMIT ON DEBATE

Backers Of FEPC Run Up White Flag In The Senate; Vote Will Come Tomorrow

U. P. Trains In Collision At Hot Lake   Brakeman Ned Unger, of Pendleton, Killed, 50 Passengers Injured but Only Five Hospitalized

Brakeman Crushed In Head-On Oregon Railroad Collision   “City of Portland” Hit by East-Bound Troin Near LaGrande

TWO CONVICTED IN RACE RIOTING   23 Others Are Acquitted by All-White Jury

FORMOSA CHARGES THEFT OF BULLION   Name Former Army Officer In $150,000 Robbery

Greece Asks — U.N. To Ereet Bulgaria Bar   Proposes Neutral Security Zone With World Bolice

COUNCIL DELAYS GREEK. DEISION   Soviet. British Pace Debate Over Hearing Charges of Ukraniane

Opposition to Bill Indicates Delay of Weeks   Senators Wherry and O'Daniel Bleck Action on Extension; Markets Level Off Today   OPA AT A GLANCE Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

OPA at Glance   Stable Prices Indicated in N.Y. State, but Boosts Are Expected

Senate Blocks House Move For Stop-Gap Control Plan; Cattle Prices Hit New High   Shaky Majority in Senate Banking Committee Appears to Favor New Bill; Taft Willing to Change Amendment

GEN. EISENHOWER BACK IN GERMANY   Begins Checkup on Army of Occu pation—Force to Be Cut Nearly Half bv duly.

Relax Draft Calls to Defer  Key Personnel   Affects Home Builders College Professors and Some Executives

Draft Boards Will Defer  New Classes   Needed Men To  Remain At Home

Increase Draft  Deferment List Builders And College Teachers Exempt

BASEBALL SCOUT IS FOUND DEAD   Officials Drop Slaying Theory, Blame Drinking

CARDINAL SCOUT IS FOUND DEAD   Dallas Hotel Room Is Wrecked; Body Bloody, No Fatal Wounds

BATTERED BODY OF MAN BELIEVED TO BE BASEBALL SCOUT IS FOUND THIS MORNING IN DALLAS HOTEL

Evidence of Terrific Fighting in Room; Many Bruises on Corpse But None Sufficient to Cause Death, Believed

GOP Leader Urges House  To Pass Bill   Eaton Keynotes Republican Support Of Measure

Loan to Britain Gaining Support   House is Expected To Okay Measure to Lend $3,750,000,000.

Mrs. Lochman Arrested Again On Poison Charge   Ex-Defense Worker Says He Still Loves Wife Who Gave Heart To Nazi

SHARP DROP IN AUTO OUTPUT   Materials Shortages Still Hinder; Upturn In Production Scon

Million Bushels Are Lost as Elevator  Is Swept by Flames   Total Damage Estimated at More Than $1,250,000; Thirteen Workers Escape Unhurt

GRAIN BURNS UP IN MINNEAPOLIS   Fire Destroys Million Bushels In Elevator After Explosion

Balkans Oil Pact Involves Wells Owned By U.S   Russia and Hungary Also Agree to Distribution Of Bauxite   REDS MAY OPERATE AMERICAN PROPERTY   Clarification of Agreement Lacking After Parley In Moscow

ANOTHER CRAFT SINKS IN. BIKIN! LAGOON   Floating Drydock Capsizes And Sinks

Bikini Lagoon Claims Drydock   Floating Drydock Capsizes From Effects Of Atomic Bomb In Baker Test

Centennial Aid Sought by State   Group Asks U.S. for Fund; Byrnes Agains'

ALASKANS VOTE FOR STATEHOOD   Scattered Returns Indicate Almost 2 to  Vote

Hirohito Acting More Democratic Than Most of His Political Leaders

ris irohite o sania: Th. BR i bf ee  OOH iG ae seas.       mpaion F ar “His *Recleetiz on’  Pi a ak BCLS

Siafe Man Faces Abduction Charges   Accused of Forcing Kansan From Home to Drive Him In Wild Ride

A Soprano Voice Shouting ‘Woe, Woe, Little Joe!’ and the Dice Game is Underway

Movie Cameraman Shoots With, and Without OPA Sign Just to Be Accurate

Manhandling Action Follows Riot by 20,000   Shidehara Unhurt as Popular Front Leaders Push Him

Shidehara Is Given Shaking By Jap Mob   Demonstration Against Premier Comes Shortly Before Flections

Premier Target Of Angry Group Of Nip Leaders   OTHER PARTY MEMBERS RESCUED HIGH OFFICIAL

Jans Stage Popular Uprising Against the ~ Shidehara Government   Thousands In Protest March; Premier’s House Stoned  As Pre-Election Struggle Reaches Feverish Heights.

Left-Wingers Grab Baron at Meeting   Demonstration Follows Political Riot of 20,000 Sunday

JAP PREMIER MANHANDLED BY LEFTISTS   20,000 Storm Home Of Shidehara Throw Rocks

SHIDEHARA IS GRABBED DURING TOKYO MEETING   Second Demonstration In Two Days Staged By Cabinet Opponents

Effort Made To Hold Him At Meeting   Disturbance Follows Up Communist-led Raid On His Residence.

Leftist Demand Premier’s Exodus  Tred Japs Manhandle 'Shidehara at Meeting

BRITISH SEEK BASIS TO PLACATE PALESTINE   FREAK TWISTER KILLS BOY. 5. IN DAD’S ARMS

M Arthur Reports On Occupation  Declares Policy Is Gettina Results

Bost wick Fired In Sales Issue  War Surplus Document  Is Involve

Surplus Probers Dig Deeper   Official Who Wrote ‘Mystery ' Dernment” fs Suspended By WAA

WAA Official Suspended in Surplus Probe   ‘Mystery Document’ Is Traced to Executive of Government Agency

PRICE OFFICIAL SUSPENDED BY WAS   ADMITS AUTHORIZING SALE OF TRUCKS AT FIGURE BELOW ONE SET.

HOUSE PROBERS SIFT ‘DOCUMENT MYSTERY’   WAA Suspends Official Whe Admits He Wrote Note

WAA Official Is Suspended ‘When Mystery Document 'Traced to Him by Committee

GOP Heads For Full State Slate   Bobrowicz in Only Remaining Contest

County Aliorney Qui Ff Cite   Schacht Pays F or His Fit Of Anger

Big Four Near Settlement Of Treaty Issues   Sudden Compromise Settlement Of Outstanding Questions, Is Now Indicated

BIG FOUR’ SEES COMPROMISE ON FIVE TREATIES   Air of Genuine Optimism Surrounds Ministers Seeking To Break Deadtocks

LIFE TERM GIVEN GERMAN GIRL, 22   SENTENCED FOR SLAYING U S. PARATROOPER IN A LOVERS’ QUARREL.

PA. REPUBLICANS SURVEY VICTORY SCORED AT POLLS   Only Scattered Handful of Candidates Were Not Victorious   MARTIN LED TICKET   Governor’s Majority Wil! Be Approximately 604,000 Votes

Housewives Seek Meat Substitutes   Survey Shows Eggs And Fish Plentiful Over Most of U. S.

See Shortage Of Poultry In Near Future   Only Fish, Eggs To Be On Plentiful List

Eggs Also Plentiful but Lunchcon Meat is Scarce — Poultry is Now Available but, Shortage Will probably Develop by February.

POULTRY LIKELY TOBECOME SHORT INMONTHS AHF AN   Outlook for Fish and Eggs as Meat Substitutes Remains Bright   BUT NOT FOR SALMON   as ee fe UC ee  Macaroni, Spaghetti, and Noodles Expected te Continue in Good Supply

FISH AND EGGS SHORTAGE DUE   Luncheon Meat Gone; Poultry Plentiful Now But Early Scarcity Predicted

LAGK OF POULTRY FORECAST TODAY   Acute Shortage is Seen By Next February By Experts.

Shortage Developing In Poultry Supplies   Plenty Of Fish And Eggs. But Little Meat For Lunches, United Press Survey Reveals

AFL Blames Truman, CIO For Price Hike   Steady Production Of Goods Can Bring Costs Down, Says Council

AFL CRITICIZES TRUMAN AND CIC   Executive Council Says Only Steady Production Gan Bring Prices Down

AFL Blames Cost Of  Living On Truman.   CIO Also Blamed by AFL Council in Report. to Convention

HIGHER LIVING UD T3 BLAMED AND SOURGES   Truman Wage Policies, ClO Responsible, AFL Meet Told.

PRESIDENT, CIC ASSAILED BY AFL   Adminstration Blamed _ for Rising Living Cost

‘AFL Blames Truman And CIO For High  Living Costs   Administration Wage Policies Hit When Convention Opens in  Chicago; Green Talks

AFL Raps CIO, Truman on Hia! Cost of Living   Report Charges Govt. Broke Policy During Steel Strike

Gain Forecast In Shipment Of Berries   Movement Out Of Area Under Way; Outlook Bright

62 PCT. BOOST SEEN IN STRAWBERRY CROP   Frisco Official Says Conditions for Ozark Harvest Are Guod— Prices 38 to $9 a Crate.

The Weather   Molotov takes Heavy Swing At Western Allies Trieste Stand

SOVIET MINISTER BAGKS YUGOSLAV DEMAND FOR CIT)   Charges Draft Plan Mean: ~ Anglo-U. $. Contrel of Belelntic Asm

‘Molotov Pleads That Trieste — Be: ‘Allowed Self-Government — Instead Of Rule By F oreigners   Ne a Says Treaty Draft Disenfranchiscs People of Triestc, Treats City Almost as Enemy Area.

PENN EDISON WILL IMPROVE AREA SERVICE   Construction Program for 1946 Will Entail Expenditure of $2,650,000.

Entire World Is Said To Be Facing Hunger   Ex-President Says That Russia Could  Dalitawa S:$::ac;:an

Entire World Is Said To Be Facing Hunger   Ex-President Says That Russia Could  Ralisve Situation

HOOVER URGES FOOD FOR JAPS   Russian Release Of Fooc Secured In Manchuria Would Be Help

Third of World Hungry in Worst Food Crisis Ever   Hoover, In Japan, Urges Everyone. Possible Re Fed

Sparks. Speaking At Mobile. Scores Russian Communists   America “Must Cleanse Itself Of Traitorous Philosophies, Fifth Columnists And Infiltration To Combat Threat Of Another War.’ Government Declares

Sparks Asks Ban On Infiltration ‘ Of Red ideology  Governor Sa Dumpi ng Grou nd Fo:

Students in Cairo Boycott Classes To Go in Mourning  Egyptians Protesting Over Deaths of Some Demonstrators

Cry For Revenge On British...  Thousands In Egypt Protest GB’s Acts

Student Boycott Started  In Cairo   ‘Mourning’ Perioc For Killed Is  In Progress

Schools Are Boycotted By Egyptians   Action Termed An Expression Of Mourning

CAIRO STUDENTS. - BOYCOTT-CLASSES   Mourns Egyptians. Killed in ar er mC ae ee

Riots In: Egypt Bring Boycotts iBy “Students   20,000 Strike .as Expres “sion ef Mourning for ‘Dead in : Auti-Brit + lish Uprising

25,000 Indian Students Out On Strike   Mourn Deaths In Anti-British -Riots

IS UP TO TRUMAN   President May Decide Soon on Broadcasts to Soviet Union

Union Seeks Revisions in Contracts   Dairy Walkout Settled; GM Dispute Remains Deadlocked

Asks to Reopen Wage Talks for 300,000 Miners   Save New Wage-Price Policy Has Made Big Change in Circumstances

4 1-2 Million Men — Discharged To Date      Some Naval Ships to be Withdrawn From Troop Service

RECORD CROWDS PRESENT AT 37TH LAFAYETTE FAIR   Four Night Shows, Exhibits Harness Track Record Are Features

RECORD CROWDS PRESENT AT 37TH LAFAYETTE FAIR:   Four Night Shows And New Track Record  Are Features.

Newest Valley Box Plant  Sets Open House Tuesday   Weslaco Firm To Supply Containers For Members Of Texsun Citrus Exchange

Seek Extremists Responsible for Kidnaping of Five British Officers and Carrying Out Sabotage Campaign in Holy Land..

“NEVER KICK A KLANSMAN”  KKK Grand Dragon Besieged With Chapter Applications

——— 7 “NEVER KICK’A KLANSMAN”  KKK Grand Dragon Besiegec With Chapter Applications

REVERSAL ON VOTE SNAGS DRAFT BILL   Adoption Of Dratt Compromise Hinges On Brooks‘Vote

YOUTH DRAFT. NOT SETTLED            VOTE CHANGED BUT ANOTHER MEMBER OF COMMITTEE MAY BLOCK INDUCTING —=—=—— = 8-¥ EAR‘OLDS ~—-——-

Teen-Age Draft Still Uncertain   Attitude Of Rep. Brooks Will Be Deciding Factor It Is Indicated

Says Okinawa Not Yet Fixed U. S. Territory   Eisenhower Replies To Series of Questions From Rep. Buffett

Paratroopers Near Discharge Refuse To Jump, Are Stripped of Prized Wings, Pay, Shanghaied

Parachute Troopers Refuse to Jump; 168 Lose Boots and Wing Insignia

PRESTIGE OF UNO ~AT STAKE IN ROW   Compromise Seen Likely in British-Soviet Dispute Over Greece

Tugboat Men Move Supplies   Goods Essential. for New York Life Handled; Board Studies Plea

WAGE BOARD BELIEVED PREPARING TO TURN DOWN UNION'S DEMAND FOR REVERSAL OF RU :

Rise in Sugar Cost May Delay Upward Moves for Months   Increase Permits Higher Price as Promised;  Want Subsidies

Increase in Prices Of Three Foods Seen Next Month  Sugar, Meat and Butte  Hikes Expected by  Baeadleasal Mawarmmam &

PRICE OF SUGAR RAISED TO MEET U.S. ‘PROMISES’   FOREIGN SOURCES EXPECT MORE FOR CROPS THIS YEAR

Sugar Price Going Up In Next Month   Upward Food Trend May Halt Following Adjustments On Meat And Butter

SUGAR PRICE USE GRANTED N HOPE FOR HEAVIER CROP      Butter And Meat Price Rise Will End Upward Swing In Food Costs

SEE END IN FOOD COST. INCREASES   Sugar Rises; Butter and Meat May Be Next

Slight Increase Scheduled in Price of Sugar   Minor Raises Many End Swing In Food Cost

Plan Slight Increase In Price of Sugar   Expect Minor Rise In Meat and Butter Casts: Will  Be Last

Price of Sugar Due to Rise In February   Possible Increase in Meat, Butter Prices May. End Upward Trend In Food Costs, Belief

SUGAR PRICE T0 RISE SLIGHTLY. ABOUT FEB. IND   Predict Halt To. Upward Trend ‘In Food Prices Following Possible Adjustment Boost In Meat And Butter Prices

Sugar-Food Prices to Take Slight Climb   Increase Next Month, However, May Be Last For Some Time

Food Price Rises May Halt With ‘Boosts on Sugar, Meat and Butter

Sugar Price to Rise in February;  Increases in Meat, Butter Pending

Increase in Prices Of Three Foods Seen Next Month  Sugar, Meat and Butte Hikes Expected by Federal Government

Increase In Price Of Sugar Next Month   Permits Government To Keep Promise Of Higher Crop Prices

War Crimes Tnial  Ot Nazis Resumes   Shortcuts to Complete Hearings by March 15

NUERNBERG TRIALS MAY END BY AUG. 15   Possibility Seen of Verdici _ on Sent. 2

AUERNBERG TRIAL TO RESUME TODAY   WITNESSES TO BE CALLED TO SUPPLEMENT U. S. CASE AGAINST GESTAPO.

{SOVIET FACES ; NEW SETBACK  INUNO VOTE                  INFORMAL POLL INDICATES SECURITY COUNCIL WILL REJECT DEMAND OF  MOSCOW :

U.S. Assured Votes to Block Reds’ Demand   UN Will Be Asked To Consider Spanish Question in Few Days

RAN CASE 10 BE BLOCKED BY COUNCIL   ee  Vote Poll Shows Red Request To Be Defeated

J, BUELL SNYDER FOUND DEAD IN HIS HOTEL ROOM   Aged Congressman Annowncec On Friday Last Intention To Retire

Will Help In Food Crisis Say Soviets In Broadeast   Profess Willingness to Cooperate as Much ax Possible; Citing Aid Given to Finns

Russians Willing To Give Food Aid   Help to Finland and Other Nations Is Cited

Russia Willing To A’d In Food Crisis: Drought Threatens Ukrainian Crops

Russia Says Her Food Stocks Low   Has Given Aid, She Says—Drought Hits Ukraine

Russia Is Willmg To Provide Food Within Her Mean:   Red Broadcast Follows Report That Stalin Rejected Appeal

Minor Nations Back Break With Spain   Embarrass United States and Britain By Pressure

DRASTIC ACTION AGAINST SPAIN OPPOSED BY U.S.   United States, Britain Seek Compromise

U, S., BRITAIN ON SPOT AGAIN OVER SPANIARDS   Small Nations Put Pressure On UN For Break With Franco Spain

Urge Break With Spain At The UN   Small Nations Lined Up Solidly Behind Polish Proposals To Hit Franco

Poland s Drive For Full Break Gaining Suppor   U. S.-Britain Trying To Effect Compromise

Decisive Action Demanded; Reds Hold Initiative   Diplomatic Break Is Sought; Showdown Looms in Committee

U.S., BRITAIN ON WARM SPOT OVER FRANCO   Small Nations Line Up at UN Gathering to Break With Spanish Ruler.

UN CONSIDERS SPANISH BREAK   Smaller Nations Line Up behind Poland Proposal

Bilbo Threatens to Have Miami Newspaper Outlawed  Senator Doesn’t Like Its Views

FISHERIES: COMMISSION SEEKS FUNDS FON EAST: BOATS IN NEW: BUDGET.

RED ACTION IN MANCHURIA CRITICIZED   Secretary of State Byrnes Tells Moscow Plan Opposes Open Door Policy.

Army Makes Reenlistment Attractive   Clouded Draft Law Future Brings Move Designed To Provide 1,500,000 For Occupation Force

Army Moves To Boost Enlistment  - Future Of Draft Law Is Clouded

A BIG PROBLEM IN PANTS   Hlinois Representative Asks CPA te Help Man Weighing 325

THE LID ON IN CHICAGO   Police Commissioner Orders Al Gambling Places Clesed.

eee se tem  \Diphtheria Strikes U.S. Transport; Plane ehing Antitoxin On Mercy Mission

COAST GUARD PLANE RUSHES TO STRICKEN SHIP   Carrying Antitoxin to Battle Diphtheria Epidemic; One Dead.

UNION APPEAL IS DISMISSED      Supreme Court Declines To Set Aside Injunction To Limit Picketing

Denver Hard Hit by Snowstorm  26-Inch Fall Worst in City’s History

DENVER COVERED ~ BY 26-INCH SNOW   SCHOOLS CLOSED, AUTOS STALLED—SEVEN DEATHS IN WAKE OF STORM.

Cooperation In Dimout Is Asked  _ Few Non-Union Mine Continue Production

Union Accepts Suggestion Of Federal Board   Give Corporation One Week to Change Mind After Rej ecling Gove ernment-Backed Ruise   30% Hike Demand Has Been Shelved   Will Be Reinstated * Next Monday Uniess Extployer Acts Favorably; New NLRB Probe Started

compromise Marks First Time U.A.W.-C.1.0. Puts Wage Demands for 30 P.C. on Shelf  oo ef +, . ot   After, That Date Union Will Revert to Its Original Demand

Union Accepts (12% Increase   General Motors Corp. Ponders Next Move

MACOMB GRAFT CASE ADJOURNS   WITNESS TELLS OF COLLECTING FOR SEN, JOHNSTON

HEARING OF SEN. JOHNSTON IS ADJOURNED   Witness Tells of Collecting ‘Campaign Funds’ For Him

Jap Raises Surrender Row  Questions Authority Of War Crimes Court

Officials Return From Russia Determined to Promote Co-operation Between Workers of the Two Countries.

Stalin Decrees Liquidation On  Soviet Farms   Measure Is Said to Aim At Prosecution of Oificials For Theft and Other  Crimes -

Russia Purges Farm Leaders’   Officials Called Law Violators, Enemies of Collective System

Farm Violations in Russia Revealed in Latest Stalin Move   Prosecute Officials fo: Theft, Other Crimes  In New Decree

Farm Purge Is Latest on Russian Lis!   Liquidation of Violator: In Collective System Ordered by Stalin.

Reds Launch New Purge Of  Farm System   Communist Collective Officials Charged With Theft, Other Crimes —

Mass Thefts And Abuses Reported; Communists Clean House... .  Soviet Orders Purge Of Collective Farm System

AUSS PUNISH CGHISELERS I - FARM SVSTEN   Decree Says Land Cut Off for Personal Use, Sets Up New Council.

Decree “Liquidation Ot Violations “In Soviet Collective Farm System

ATTORNEYS FIND FORTUNE I TRUNK OF AGED RECIUSE   Secret. Compartment Yields Nearly Half Million in. US. Currency

Trolley, Bus Crews Voting   Pittsburgh Walkout May Be Called Off

[9125 for an Evening Out   This May Be Last Year Of Free  Spending Orgy In United States

 Better to Stay Home New Year's Eve May Cost $125 a Couple in New York

Sasscer To Ask Probe Of House Sales To Vets   New York's "Aboul-Towners” Will Need $125 A Couple On New Year's

Folding Money - Maybe $125 A Couple Is Needed To Hit New Year’s Eve Spots

New OPA Bill “Is Workable,” Chairman Says   Expect Truman Will Sign Compromise Measure; Retains Price Control

Price Controls Left Intact on Meat, Butter, Cigarettes and Gasoline in One Year Extension.   MEASURE YANKS AWAY MANY OPA CONTROLS

Solon Expects: President To Give Approval   Meat, Butter, Gas ‘And Cigarets To Retain Cantrols

CONFEREES LET AGENCY RETAIN MEAT CONTROL   Many Of Provisions Aimed At Forcing Price Rises To Spur Production

EXPECTS ‘TRUMAN TO SIGN OPA BILL   Spence Thinks Compromise Measure Is Workable; Fought for Controls   HOUSE TO VOTE TODAY

Truman Will Sign OPA Bill, Belief   Spence Thinks House Will  Pass Compromise Measure

VOTE 10 KEEP CONTROLS ON MEAT   Butter, Cigarettes, Gas Remain Under 0.P.A.   Agree On Year’s Extension; Predict Signing Of Bill By President

Conferees Slice OH Some Power Of OPA Agency During Long Nigh Session in Office Of Sen. Barkley

Compromise Bill Seen Acceptable To White House   Chairman Spence Says Bill ‘Is Workable’; Controfs Over Cigarettes Kept Intact

Compromise Trims Power.  Extends OPA      House, Senate Approval, ‘President’s Signature For Bill Worked Out in Conference Forecast

Showdown OPA Vote Expected Tuesday; Truman OK Is Seen   Committee Passes Bill Retaining Controls over Meat, Cigarets, Butter; House Ballot Imminent, Then to Senate

House Nears Showdown On Patched-Up OPA Bill   No Veto Expected If Measure Passes; Price Controls Over Meat, Butter, Cigarets And Gasoline Re-

House Banking Chairman Believes President Will SiqnCompremiseOPABIll

LEAVES PRICE CONTROLS FOR MEAT BUTTER   Other Provisions Would Hike Prices on Some Items; Subsidies Cut.

Meat, Gasoline, Cigarette Controls Left by Congressional Conferces; Many Provisions Force Price Leap

Measure Before House, Senate For Showdown   Controls Over Meat, Butter, Gasoline, Cigarets Intact

Agency Not As Hard Hit  AsExpectec   Conferees Leave Some Price Curbs Intact; Many Powers Lost.

Many Powers May Be Taken From Agency   House, Senate Then President Truman Must Sign Bill If Price Control Stays

Truman Regime Loser, Winner   Compromise Will Rule Meat, Fags,  Butter andGas 

OPA Okey By Truman  Predicted   Whittled Down Price Control Bit! Goes. Te House For Vote

‘Both House And Senate Due To Act On Measure ‘Written On Compromise

COMPROMISE ON OPA  OEEN ACCEPTABLE T0  CONGRESS, TRUMAN SOME CEILINGS RETAINEI  IN AGREEMENT; HOUSE ACTION EXPECTED SOON

President Will Sion OPA Bill, Spence Believes  Co ompromise Wo rked  nist, Sen Otten Bhan   Compromise Worked Out in Senate-House Evening Conference

Price Controls Are Extended Vor One Year By Agreement   Cigarette, Gasoline, Meat, Butter, Prices  Would Be Regulated

Thinks Truman Will Sign OPA Modified Bill   Chairman Spence of House Banking Comniitice Says Measure Is “Workable”

Spence Says Truman Will Sign OPA Bill   Final Vote Not Expected Before Midaftternoon

OPA LOSES MANY POWERS UNDER EXTENSION PLAN   Price Controls Remain On Meat, Butter, Cigarettes, Gasoline; Three Stages Yet Before Measure Becomes Law.

Sees. Okay   n. Spence Believes Truman Will Approve Compromise Price  ‘Control Extension Bill

Measure Disappointing To Administration; See Showdown Vote Today

Softened OPA Bill Awaits House Vote   Year’s Extension Is Granted: Some Controls Remain   House, Senate and  President Must Yet Approve Measure if Ceilings Remain

> PREDICTS CHIEF EXECUTIVE WILL SIGN OPA BILL   Head of House Banking Committee Believes Compromise Plan ‘Is Workable’

Extension of OPA Voted By Conferees   Controls of Meat, Butter, Cigarettes and Gasoline Continued

Spence Expects Truman Will  Sign OPA Bill   Congress Compromise  Is Declared Workable

Truman to OK OPA Bill, Claim   Compromise Version Workable, Due for President’s Approval, Believes Spence, Administration Stalwart in House

Sees Approval Compromise  OPA Measure   Banking Chairman Predicts Truman Will Sign ~ Conference Bill,

MEASURE IS EXTENDED ONE YEAD   Control Is Left Over Meat, Butte And Cigarettes

Battered OPA Agreed Upon by Conferees   Provisions Will Force Increase in Many Prices

Truman to OK OPA Bill, Belief   ; Rent, Meat, Gas Price Controls Left Unchanced

Retain Controls On Meat, Butter, Oil and Tobacco   Drastic Curbs’ Put on Agency’s Powers by House-Senate Group

~——('onferees Retain Meat-Butter Price Controls—  Compromise OPA To House   Many Of War-Born Agency's Powers Over National Economy Are Tossed Overboard

Conferees Agree To Another Year For The Agency   Bill Called “Workable” But is Far Short of Administration Wishes

House Vote Awaited on New OPA Bil   Spokesman Says Compromise Wifl Win Truman ©. K.

Measure Far Short of What Was Requested   Price Controls Over Meat, Cigarettes, Gasoline, and Butter  Intact, Others Killed

EXPECT HOUSE TO RUSH VOTE ON PRICE CONTROL   Joint Committee Approves Year’s Extension, Most Food Regulations

Final Vote Due In House Today  On Compromise   Price Controls Over Meat, Butter, Gasoline, Cigarettes Left Intact

APPROVES OPA COMPROMISE   Chairman Spence Expresses Opinion President loa Sign

Spence Gives Statement To Newsmen   Conferees Reach Agreement That Retains Unit

Controls On Food Prices Left Intact   ’ Agency Loses Many Economic Powers

OPA Bill Approval Predicted   House Banking Chairman Believes Truman Will Sign Measure

One-Year Extension  Of OPA Agreed to by Conferees; Cut Away Many Powers of OPA

Spence Hails Modified OPA As ‘Workable’   House Chairman Thinks Truman Will Sign Compromise

‘Spence Believes Truman Will Sign ‘Compromise OPA   Confidence Also Voiced That House Will Approve Measure; Final Vote Expected

Predicts HST to  Approve OPA Bill   House Likely to Vote Today on Price Control

OPA Bill Now Before House For Approval   PRICE CONTROLS OVEI SEVERAL ITEMS RETAINED

OPA Bill Keeps Curb On Meat, Butter, Gasoline  Extension Of One Year Approved By Conference Group

Bill To Allow Agency 1 More Year Of Activity   Act Less Stringent Then Anticipcted

Republican Chairman Says His Party Should Be Given Control Of Major Agencies

pie Says Party Should Be Boss   His Announcement ‘Gives Indication Battle Will Come

Announce New Classes House Plants for Fair   4-H Fair Committee Gives List of Plants

Farm Prices Continue To Reach Dizzy Heights Despite Record Crops

PAC May  Battle Over Party Issue   Observers ‘Say PAC And Democrats May Reach Parting Of The Ways ©

PAC, Democrats Now May Split  Hittman Death Seen Din to "pin Father an

Thomas May Control PAC   Death of Hillman Blow to Democrats   Funeral on Friday

PAC Mav Break Relations  With Democratic Party   Split Seen As Result Of Hillman’s Death; Late Leader Opposed Left-Wing Proposals That PAC Form Political Party Of Own: Murray Looms As Successor

Democrat - PAC Split Is Seen   Third Party Issue May Touch Off Bitter Struggle

Hillman, Who Died of Heart Altment Yesterday, Strongly Opposed Left¢Wing Proposals that PAG Form Own Political Party.

HILLMAN DEATH MAY SEPARATE PAC, DEMOCRATS   Internal Struggle In Ranks ¢ Pac May Result This Ball

Death of Hillman May Lead to Divorce of Democratic Party by PAC Say Observers

Hillman’s Death May Divorce CIO From Democrats  VAs. Phen mmm el bn. Vict uet   Was Opposed to Third Party, Which Likely May Develop

REJECT MOVE TO ELIMINATE VETO POWER:   U. N. Political Group Also Declines To  Censure Russia

Small Powers Lose in Effort to Eliminate the Veto   Delegates Drive Ahead ir Move to Settle Controversial Issues of the World Peace Talks

SOVIET SUPPORTS —INOIN- FIGH)   Would Censure South Africa  For Alleged Mist streatment

Krug in Charge Consults Lewis And Operators  U. S. Receives No Assurance Men Will Work

Sec’y Krug Is Put In Charge By President   No Assurances Given by Lewis That Miners Wili Continue at Work When Strike Truce Expires Sat urday—Conference is Set for Today

TALKS WITH KRUG AS LATTER TAKES OVER PROPERTIES   Secretary Says Government May Work Out Complete  New Contract With the Union.   PROMISES REPORTS ON NEGOTIATIONS   Declares Any Accord Must Comply With Wage-Price  Policy—Strike Truce Expires Saturday.

Lewis Refuses To Pledge Any Co-Operation   UMW Czar Says His Miners Must Decide Question Individually

Lewis Silent On Reaction  Of Miners   Big Question Is:Will Work Go On After Truce Ends?

DIRECTS KRUG TO TAKE OVER MINES TODAY   No Indication Given If Miners Intend To Resume Jobs

No Assurance Miners Will Remain on Job   Lewis’ Attitude: ‘Up te Individuals’ Krug Says

Individual Miners Must Decide Whether they Will Work for Government UMW Chief Tells  Ierug.

MEAT SLAUGHTER CONTROLS BACK: CEILINGS FIXED   Tops of $16.25 On Hogs ‘and $20.25 On Cattle Are Announced by Price ~~ Arency.   RAISERS TO RECEIVE $3 MORE FOR LAMB   OPA Chicf Porter Declares Killing Regulations Will Spread Supply More Evenly.

OPA Restores Ceilings On Meat Industry Today   Anderson’s Orders Followed Explicitly In New Live stock Prices; Slaughter Quotas Changed From June 30 Regulations

Livestock Ceilings ‘re Posted as_ Effective Tonight   Slaughter Controls Are Placed on Both Cattle and Hogs by OPA

Set Livestock Price Ceiling For Midnight   OPA Announces Levels of $16.25 Per ® Hundredweight on Hogs, $20.25 on Cattle: Shop Prices Next Week

New Ceiling Prices  Set by OPA   Regulations Will Become Effective Saturday Midnight

PRICE LEVELS ARE AFFIXED ON LIVESTOCK   NEW BUTCHER SHOP LISTS WILL COME OUT NEXT WEEK

New Livestock Price Ceilings Are Announced   Wholesalers Granted Increased Margin of 25 Cents Per 100

Controls Put Back On Meat Slaughtering   Hog Ceiling Is $16.25 And Cattle $20.25 Effective at Midnight

Hog Ceiling Set At $16.25, Cattle Will Be $20.25   Prices Are Based On Anderson Decision;  Plan Black Market Fight

OPA Reveals Price Ceilings Un Callie, Hogs   Sleughtér Ceéntrols Over Meat Industry Announced by Acency

Slaughtering Controls Are Re-Imposed  Wholesale Meat  _ F a   Wholesale Meat Dealers Granted Increased Profit

CONTROLS OVER SLAUGHTERERS ARE RESTORED   Ceilings OF $16.25 On Hogs And $20.25 On Cattle Ordered   ‘MEAT MARKET PRICES WILL BE INCREASED

Price Ceilings On Livestock Announced _   Effective Sunday; Slaughter Controls Restored by OPA

GRANT MARGIN INCREASE FOR WHOLESALERS   New Ceilings Will Be Effective Sunday At Midnight

OPA Restores Controls on Slaughtering   Hogs, Cattle “Price Lids Effective at Midnight; Meat Wholesalers Get Increased Margin

OPA Fixes Price Ceilings On Livestock   Restores Slaughter Controls Over Meat Industry

~UPA Restores Slaughtering  Regulations   Livestock Price Ceilings Released, Retail Liste Dine Wishin Weck

OPA Restores Controls for Slaughterers   Retail Meat Ceiling Price List Expected Next Week; Kiddie-Car Ser Hit hw Incereacec

Prices Cut Far Below:  Levels Now   Ceilings Ahove-‘Those In Effect On june 20. Retailers To Get List

OPA RULE BACK  ON AT MIDNIGHT   Ceilings $2.25 Higher On Cattle, s1M Higher On Hogs Over Levels Of June 30

Ceilings on Refail Price Not Yet Set   Better Distribution Anticipated Under New Requirements

SOME DOUBT © MAY WILL EVER TESTIFY      Comm. Would Be in Position Of Harming his Health

SOLONS DOUBT MAY WILL TALK   ‘Guardian Angel’ Probably Will Not Be Forced To Face Probers

‘Guardian Angel Of Garssons May Not Testify   War Profits Probers Consider Prosecutions In Munitions Inquiry

SENATORS DOUBT MAY WILL EVER TELL HIS STORY   Committee Unlikely to Force May to Testify

MAY WILL TALK   Repaeseritative’s - Health. Key Te Investigation eee

CHANCE FADES FOR REP, MAY TO TELL STORY   Senators Unwilling to Force Ailing Congressman to Anpear at Probe.

Northwest Is Hit By Severe and Prolonged "nak      Atom Blast Feared At First; Minor  Injuries Reported

Ground Tremors Felt Over Area Extending From Northern Part Of Oregon To Canada

VIOLENT ‘QUAKE SHAKES SEATTLE FOR 60 SECONDS  CAUSES RESIDENTS  TO FEAR BLAST AT ATOMIC BOMB PLANT

Severe Quake In Northwest   Area from Northern Oregon to Canada Is Shaken

Giant Tremor First Thought Atomic Blast   Disturbance Centers In Washington State; Walls Crack. Topple

Earthquake  Rocks Section  Of Northwest   Frightened People Rush From Seattle Buildings

QUAKE SHAKES SEATTLE   ‘Many Persons Feared Atomic Plant Exploded

Wide Area in Northwest Feels Quake   Some Damage Caused, Few Minor Injuries Reported Over 120,000 Square Mile Region Shake:

Record Quake Rocks 2 States In Northwest   Buildings Shaken From Seattle to Spokane; Damage Licht

Quake Rocks Seattle: Thought It Atom Bomb   Area From Northern Oregon To Canada Shaken, But Only Few Slightly Hurt; Walls And Water Tank Toppled

Quake Hits Big Area in N.W. States   Tremor in Washington Oregon Causes Fear Of Atomic Blast.

‘Quake Shakes Northwest Area  Realieaved Atam Ramh   Believed Atom Bomb Plant Had Exploded

AN EARTHQUAKE SHOOK AREA FROM OREGON TO CANADA   Only a Few Minor Injuries Reported; Some Property Damage.   AT 7:18 THURSDAY NIGHT   Covered 120,000 Square Mile Area; Felt In Down‘ toww Seattle.

Tremor So Intense Many “Persons Believed Hanford Atom Bomb Plant Had Exploded   iW all of Building. In Seattle Falls   Bride’ Weeps As Home Rocks During Ceremony; Boy Toppled CL Roof Onto Horse

No Deaths: Only A Few eMinor Hurts   Shock So Intense Many Thought Seattle Atom Bomb Plant Exploded.

‘Quake Is Felt © In Large Area  Many Believed Atom Plant Exploded

AREA 120,000 ANLES SQUARE FEELS TREMOR   Walls Crumble and Buildings Crack: Some Property Loss: Few Huri.

Poland Requests: United Nations fo Ostracize Franco.        lranian-Russian Heatin _ Is Postponed Untit * : Next Monday _ -

‘Charge Avers Franco Giving Nazis Haven   Poses Another Major. Crisis For Security Council Next Monday

Spain Reported Hiding Nazi A-Work   Polish Sources Make Charge After UN. Asked to Act on Franco

Nazis Experiment With Atoms, Poland Tells UN   Franco Assisting Scientists in  Spain, Says Envoy

Nazis Said W orking In Spain   Poland Clatms German Scientists Doing Atomic Aud Roeket Research

UN Told Nazis In Spain Work On Atom Bomb:   Poles Demand Break With Franco; Council Seeking Site

Report Poland Filing Demands Against Spain   Decision on Next Meeting Place of Counci! Made at Secret Meeting

Poles Charge Franco Giving Nazis Refuge      Threat To Peace Said To Result From Atom Studies   COUNCIL TO MEET   Next Session Is Called For Monday After Secret Session

RAILROAD UNIONS, MANAGEMENT RESUME TALKS IN GHIGAGA   START DISCUSSION WORKING RULES CHANGES— “ERIENDLY ATMOSPHERE”

Rail Unions and Management Begin Closed Sessions  Meeting Underway In Friendly Air; Discuss Rules

RAILROAD UNIONS TO STUDY CASE FINDINGS   Officials To Meet To Review Board Report

If Congress Will Give Its Approval cx U.S. May Prepare Army Of One Million Chinese

U.S. Ready To Train Chinese Army Of Million Men If Given Congressional Okay   Training Would Include Both Central Government And Communist Troops

U. S. Ready To Train Chinese  Army Of Million   Congress Must Anprove Plan

_NEW MOVE FOR PEACE-IN ASIA—  U.S. Offers To Train Million Chinese Troops

Uncle Sam Ready To Train Chinese Army Of Million If Congress Gives Funds

U.S. Ts Ready To Help Train  Chinese Army   Byrnes Asks Senate For Required Action

TAX INCREASES NOT EXPECTED   Sena tor George Says There Is No Chance Of  Tax Boost

Congressional Leaders Rule Out Tax Rise   Truman Remedy For Possible OPA Failure Unpopular

CONGRESSMEN NOT IN FAVOR  OF TRUMAN'S PLANS TO ADD NEW ANTLINFLATION WALIS

Congressional Leaders Rule Out Any Tax Increase As Anti-Inflation Weapon   Truman To Calf On Congress If OPA Revival Bill Proves Ineffective

No Boost In Taxes, Say Solons   Claim Truman Must Seek Other AntiInflation Weensr.

Congress Rules Out Increase In Tax Measure   Truman Names Two To Economic Advisory Board To Help Shape Economic

Congress Chiefs Rule Out Truman Tax Hike Scheme   George Declares

Congressmen  Scoff at Tax Boost Idea   Leaders Answer “No”’ To Truman Suggestion Of Possible Tax Rise

Chances Slim For Tax Lift   Congress Says Truman Must Look Elsewhere For Anti-Inflation. Measures.

Tax Increase Out Declares George  Says Congress Will Not Heed President

GOP Set To Wipe Out Confusion  Sweeney Declares In Talk At Buckhannon

Progressives Denounced By Tom Coleman   Convention Is Asked To Give Its Endorsement To Men Best Qualified To Run For Office

Address Opens Convention at Oshkosh Today   Progressives are Denounced; 2,000 Delegates in City

Coleman Asks Endorsement Of Candidates  1,600 Delegates Fill Ochkoach Hotel   1,600 Delegates Fill Oshkosh Hotels, Five Hopeful Of Party Ticket Place

ONE PERSON KILLED   Fifty-Three Others Wounded by Gunfire in Bombav

Baseball Big Leagues Open ’46 Season Today   225,000 Expected At First Games; Truman _ Will Throw First Ball At Washington

Baseball in A Return   Pre-War Calibre — Of Play Again ‘As Major Leagues Open

Plane Hits Skyser aper, Killing Five   Army Ship, Flying In Fog Explodes Against 58th Floor

Veterans’ Adi. Is Slow      Promise To Do Better— Rough Going For Gift To Britain ,

HILDE LASHES CIO-PAC AS SOVIET BORN   Oak Hill ‘Mayor Calls Organization Menace  To All Americans

SEE SENATE APPROVAL OF PILL TODAY   Debate Will Delay Action Later In Day; Exnect Truman Okay

President To ‘Act Promptly’ On Revival Bill   Upper House Working on Compromise to Bring Back Controls

Work Grinds Ahead on  Price Setup   Barkley Concedes Possibility of Trouble But Declares New Measure Better Than Others; President Will Act Promptly as Turn Comes

Approval of OPA Sought In Senate   Barkley Urges Speedy Action, Admits Headaches Are Ahead; Vote May Be Taken Before Nightfall

Speedy Action Seen on Prices By President   Revival of OPA Expected to Be Law By Thursday Night

OPA Revival Measure Gets Quick Action   PRESIDENT TRUMAN TO ACT SPEEDILY ON LAW

‘Truman to Act Promptly After Senate Votes   White House Refuses to Say Whether President Will Sign Compromise Bill

TROUBLE IS AHEAD   So Barkley Asks Senate to Approve Quickly the _ Price Control Bill 

Temperatures.   President Promises Speedy Action on New Plan; Would Provide Modified Check on Prices. Full Rent Curb Until July, Next Year

RENT CONTROL IS INCLUDED IN MEASURE   Senate Vote May Not Come Before Nightfall   Promised By Truman After Legislation Received At White House

ROSS GIVES NC HINT OF EITHER VETO, PASSAGE   Senate Renews Debate as House Approves Price Control Plan 210 to 142

Revival Vote By Senate Is Due Today   Secretary Ross Says President Will Act Probably Friday

Senate Approval Almost Certainty   ss Wherry OF Nebraska Rallies @pponents

President to Make ~ Quick Decision on Congress’ OPA Act   Congressional Leaders Confident of Bill's Presidential OK

Truman Will Act Quickly On OPA Bill   President’s. Office Promises Speedy Disvosat if Passed

Barkley Asks. Swift Approva Price Control   Sees Some Headaches In Getting OPA Into Opera: tion Again, 

Senate Expected To Finish Work On Bill Today   Rent Restriction, Limited Price Control Seen

Signature Predicted for Measure As Senate Hears Last Die-Hards Before Calline Concluding Vote

Truman To- Act Upon Receiving ‘New OPA Bill   Opponents Retard. Passage “In: Senate; : Approved 2 To-1l By House Vote

Truman Will Act Quickly On OPA Bill   President to Send Message to Congress

House OK’s  For Revival   Taft Reluctantly Approves Measure; Expect No Veto

House Passes Measureona  210-142 Vote   Most Solons Believe Truman Will Sign New Version —   President Will Act ' Quickly an OP A Rill

VETO OR NOT, PRESIDENT TD MOVE QUICKLY   Revived Measure Expected to Hit White House by Thursday.

VOTING ON BILL TODAY   President May Be Given Measure By Thursday

Truman To Send Written Answer   Action Is Expected Tomorrow From  The President

TRUMAN EXPECTED TO SIGN BILL EXTENDING PRICE CONTROLS ANOTHER YEAR

So Barkley Asks Senate to Approve Quickly the Price Control Bill

SEE RELUCTANT PRESIDENT 0. K FOR NEW BILL   Control Measure Now Facing Senate’s Vote After House Pacsase

Group Can't Agree Orn Atomic Control   PRESIDENT WILL ACT QUICK KLY Severe Headaches Likely In  - Geffing OPA Back In Action

Senate Expected To Pass OPA Bill Some Time Today   Taft Predicts Only 25 Will Vote Against Compromise Measure   LEADERS ANTICIPATE TRUMAN’S APPROVAL   Would Extend Controls a Year; Meat Ceiling Off Til! August 20

Truman Will Rush Action On OPA Bill   Adoption Of Revived Bill By Senate Expected Sometime Today

Revival Bil Being Inched Past Senate   Presidential Message To Congress Soon As Compromise Reaches Him.

Senate Slowly Inches Through Last Opposition   Ross Declines To Forecast Decision; No Vote Expected Before Nightfall

President To Act Promptly On OPA Bill   Senate Is Expected To Pass Measure This Afternoon

Action by Le Forecast   Secretary Won’t Forecast Action By President On Measure

Ross Declares President Will ‘Act Promptly’   Will Send Congress Mes sage Whether His Action Will Be Veto Or Approval   Measure Inches  Alone In Senate   Supporters Sit Back And Listen While Crities Recite Litany Of Dis satisfaetion

Senate Asked To Give Its Quick Okeh To OPA Bill; Admit “Headaches” Ahead

PREDICT SENATE PASSAGE TODAY OF OPA REVIVAL   May Be Few Parting Blasts By Die-Hard Control Enemies

URGED SENATE TO APPROVE PRICE CONTROL REVIVAL   Majority Leader Rarkley Asked Speedy Approval of Legislation.   CONCESSIONS ARE MADE   Practically the Same Bill Congress Had Passed Previously.

‘Severe Headaches’ In Revival of OPA   Barkley Still Urges Senate To Give Speedy Approval To Measure

Barkley Concedes ‘Severe Headaches” Are Ahead in Getting OPA beck to Work

Urges Swift OPA Senate Agreement   Barkley Concedes ‘Severe Headaches’ Ahead in Making Controls Function

WHITE HOUSE: TO GET OPA REVIVAL BIL   Pres. [ruman Expected To Sign Without Delay

Truman Will Move “Very Promptly” As Soon As Congress Sends Bill To White House, Press Secretary Declares—No Forecast Made Whether Issue Will Be Vetoed Or Approved—Senate Decision Awaited Following House Vote Of 210 To 142 In Favor

Die-Hard Senators Giving Measure Last Few. Parting Blasts   President's Signature Said Assured; Final Vote in Senate Due Wednesday Afternoon; No Filibuster Is Seen

OPA Revival Bill Nearing Senate Vote   Passage Seen Certain After Final Burst of Criticism

‘SPEEDY APPROVAL OF COMPROMISE URGED BY MAJORITY CHIEF  PE ae ee eg ee Tee EAE a Pe ONE eee a

Action Likely To Be Taken Tomorrow   Decontrol Board Appointments To Come Later

Passed by House, 240 to 120, Bill Also Expected to Get Speedy Signature by President.

To Approve Or Veto Plan Without Delay  What He Will Do Ff eg RR SE A   What He Will Do If Senate Passes Measure In Doubt

Nation Awaits Senate Action After House Passes Compromise Measure’ by Vote of 210 to 142.   TRUMAN WILL NAME DECONTROL BOARD

PRESIDENT WILL NOT DELAY HIS ACTION ON OPA   Secretary Says Chief Either Will Accept or Reject Bill at Once

Quick Presidential Action ls Promised on OPA Bill  \Senate Critics Taking Final Pot Shots

Headaches In O. P. A. Renewal   Barkley Admits Recontrols Will Be a  Problem But Urges Senate Approve Bill

Hybrid Price Control Bill  Near Passage   Presidential Action to Be Speeded; Probably  LY ee

SENATE VOTES TODAY ON OPAREVIVAL   Passage Is Believed to Be Certain

HOUSE GIVES APPROVAL 10 BATTERED BILL   President Expected To End Long Battle By Signing Newest Measure

Prompt Action  Expected on New OPA Bil   State Senate Passes Rent Controi with 15 Per Cent Rise

Senate ! aches Bel  aS heweae  Toward President; Approval Predicted

PROMISE QUICK ACTION ON OPA BY PRESIDENT   Whether It Be Veto Or Approval, Chief Will Rush Reply To  Congress As Soon  As Senate Acts.

ls Expected To Approve Legislation   New Version Taken Up By Senate Following Passage by House.

vel IS NOI FA   Hybrid Measure to Ge Approval, Leaders Say at Capital; Vote May be This Afternoon.   O’DANIEL STATES HE WON’T OBJECT

Price Measure   Senate Vote Expected By Nightfall as Critics Voice Disappointment

President Will Sign Or Veto Bill Tomorrow   To Send Congress Message Or Memorandum Rep. McCormack Says Truman Will Sign

SENATE INCHES BILL TOWARD WHITE HOUSE   Upper Chamber Nears Final Vote on Price Control Measure

Message Is  To Follow His Action   Ross Says Congress Is to Get Report From Truman _ Regardiess of Approval, Veto   Blasts Are Given      Senate Critics of O.P.A. Give Final Raps at Agency

MCORMACK SAYS MAR TRUMAN WILL APPROVE MEASURE   President Planning to Send Message or Memoran: dum ts fasorecc

PRESIDENT TO ACT PROMPTLY ON MEASURE   Organized Resistance to OPA Collapses as Vote Nears

MILDER WEATHER IS FORECAST FOR NATION   First January Thaw In Some Sections; Light Snow Or Rain Held Likely

Progress Lacking (n Coal Contract  Schwellenbach Seeks Heln OF Officiale

LEWIS IS STILL SITTING OUT ON CONFERENCE   Government Labor Men Fear Settlement Needs Pressure

TOKYO OFFICIALS GIVE APOLOGIES TO U.S, CHIEF   Communist Leader Denies  Taking Part; Kamikaze Bint Hunted

Ex-Suicide Pilot, Leader Of Group, Remains at Large   Discover Attempt To Kill U. S. General as One of Plotters is Poisoned; Jap Officials Fear Crackdown

Gen. M Arthu Death Plot Under Prove   Assassination of U.S. Leader in Japon Planned for May Day

MARKED 10 DIE AS INCIDENT IN MAY DAY PARADE  PATA 11m Pt APP EK AA   ROUND UP PLOTTERS IN TOKYO; LEADER REMAINS AT LARGE

FORMER MEMBER OF THOUGH POLICE SOUGHT AS HEAD 0} SCHEME TO SLAY COMMANDET   Accused But Apprehended Leader Said te Hav Attempted to Poison Public Relation Official On Staff of Yank Officer   INFORMANT IN CUSTODY ONE OF ORIGINATOR

ASSASSINATION WAS PLANNED FOR MAY DAY   Plot Was Revealed by Jap Whom Ringleader Attempted to Poison

Allied Commander Was Marked for Assassination At May Day Celebration

Plot To Kill MaeArthur Is  Made Known   Supreme Commander of Allied Powers Was Marked as Target in May Day Program in Japan.

Ringleader of Sckeme Hunted By U.S. Officials   Japanese. Government: Apologizes Officially. To Allied: Commande:

Yank General Marked For Assassination   Former Japanese Thought Police Behind Plan

Jap Assassination Plot Bared by Headquarters;  E Tokyo Offers Apologies

Japanese Officials Present Apologies As Search Goes on For Hideo Tokayama

[Plot Against [MacArthur Is ‘Discovered   Former Kamikaze Pilot Is Sought As Ringleader

Participant In Plan Held In Tokyo   Leader Sought By Police; Denial Made Communists Involved

SCHEME WAS SCHEDULED FOR MAY 7   Grenades and Pistols Were to Have Been Used

Marked For Death May Day By Former Nip Kamikaze Pilot; Round up Other Known Plotters

Allied Commander Marked fer Death In Tokyo May Day   Leader of Conspiracy, Known to be Armed, Still at Large

Act Was to Have Been Committed “Sometime During Communistic Demonstrations.”   NEAR HIS OFFICE, IT WAS ANNOUNCED   Hand Grenades and Pistols Were to Have Been Used; Learned of the Plat,

General Is Made Target  Of Plot   Life Of MacArthur Is Threatened For May Day

DEATH PLANNED FOR MAY 1    Japanese Fear Harsher Occupation Policies To Come

Grenades, Pistols To Be Used For May Day Plot   Member of Jap Gang Escapes Poison Execution, Reveals Plan To Americans

‘Assassination Plot On MacArthur's Life Told By Apprehended Plotter

Plot Leader Still at Large   Reports Sweep Tokyo, Stirs Jap Fears of Harsher Occupation Policies

ASSASSINATION SCHEDULED MAY DAY   Leader Of Plot Reported  Still At Large   EX-SUICIDE PILOT   Planned To Murder Chief Of U. S. Forces With Grenades, Pistols

Allies Launch Hunt For Man Who Planned Action May 1   Allied Chief Spurns Extra Precautions; Round-Up Is Begun

Death Plot Fails   Japs Had Planned to Assassinate MacArthur During May. Day Fete; Leader Still at Large

Assassination Plot Against Him Unearthed   Killing Of Allied Commander With Hand Grenades and Pistols Set For May Day Dennonsiration   Hideo Tokayama Hunted As Plotter   American Authorities Learn of Seheme Thru Participant bustigator Tried To Poison

Accused Leader Of Murder Plan 'Unapprehended   Japanese Government Officially Presents Its Apologies To Allied General's Office

Ringleader  Once a Jap Death Pilot   Assassination Planned For May Day, During Red Demonstration.

ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT SET FOR TOMORROW   Leader of May Day Scheme Is Stilt al Large; Tokyo Gives Apolagles Quickly:

Jap Leader Of Plot. Former Suicide Pilot, Still at Large      Attempt Set for May Day; Communists Deny Involvement

Americans Hunt Leader Of Death Plan   Assassination Timed With Red Demonstration

YANK COMMANDER WAS MARKED FOR DEATH MAY DAY   Assassins Planned to Kill General During Commy-  Pee ak, nM mn ORT SPE

May Day Communist Plot to Assassinate MacArthur Is Foiled by U.S. Authorities

Japanese Government Is Apologetic, Blames Attempt On Leaders Of Military Clique

Murder in Tokyo Set At May Day Festivity  Communists Deny Role in Deed Qohadslad Piiseisice Neviccanciwenck news

‘Hand Grenades and Pistols Were to Be Used In Killing Occupation Chief During Mav Davy Communistic Demonstration in Tokyo

Assassination Was Set For May 1, U.S. Army Authorities Informed  Leader Is Still Unewoechanded As Tokyo Government Sends Apologies

PLOT 10 AILL GEN. M'ARTHUR i UNCOVERED  Kamikaze Pilot   Kamikaze Pilot Is Sought As Plot Leader

Jap Thought Police Set May Day Deed   Supreme Commander Refuses To Permit Extra Safeguards

Man Once In Thought Police Being Sought   Planned Murder During Communist’s May Day Fete Tomorrow

Assassination Plot Is Aimed At MacArthur   Hideo Tokayama’s Arrest Sought as  Accused Leader of Assassination Plot

One Participant Confesses To Authorities   Scheduled May Day; Jap Government In Apology

Disclose P  ot lor Murder Of Gen.MacArthur      Conspirator Poisoned by . leader Reveals Plot to ''. S. Authorities.

Uncover Plot Against Life of MacArthur   Plan te Assassinate Commender on May Bev is Thwarted

PLOT BARED TO KILL M'ARTHUR WITH PISTOLS   Americans Learn of Japanese Plan from Participant; Leader Is Hunted

MacArthur Is Marked Man On May Day Riot   “ASSASSINATION PLOT” BARED BY YANK OFFICIALS

ASSASSIN SET 10 STRIKE AT MAY DAY FETE   Poisoned Accomplice Reveals Scheme of  Kamikaze Pilot

Former ‘Thought’ Officer Hunted   American Authorities Learn Of Assassination Scheme Through Japanese Who Was Given Poisoned Coffee

Act Planned By Former Jar Suicide Pilot   Hand Grenades and Pistols to Have Been Used—Plans Told By One of Plotters

Assassination Plot Against MacArthur Revealed in Tokyo   Hand Grenades and Pistols Were to Have Been Used During May Day Demonstratiane

TEMPERATURES   Chief Conspirator Known But Is Still Evading Capture

Japanese Plot For May . Day Assassination Of _ Gen. M’Arthur Uncovered

DETAILS GIVEN OFFICIALS BY POISONED MAN   Jap Reveals Plot After Poison Attempt On His Own Life

Kx-Suicide Pilot Had Plan To Kill Allied  f.eneral Tomorrow   Leader Still Unapprehended; Grenade-Pistol Attack Was Slated At May Day Demonstration By Communists; ‘Mac’ Refuses Added Guard

Assassination Was Part of May Day Plans   Yank Authorities Learns of Intentions

PLOT BROUGHT TO ATTENTION OE ARMY MEN   Headquarters Says Attempt at Assassination Set for May Day,

Leader Tries To Poison  One Follower   -Hand Grenades and Pistols Were to Be Used In Killing Occupation Chief During May Day Communistic Demonstration in Tokyo

JAPS PLANNED TO KILL ALLIED CHIEF TOMORROW   May Day Parade Was Picked As Time To Murder Commander; One Of Partici pants Revealed Details Of Plot,

PLOT TO KILL CHIEF OF JAP OCCUPATION DISCOVERED IN TIME  GENERAL WAS TO HAVE BEEN SLAIN WEDNESDAY ON COMMUNIST FEAST

DEED PLANNED FOR MAY DAY CELEBRATION   Communists, However, Disclaim Responsibility —(eneral Was to Have Been Slain With Pistols and Grenades.

Murder Of General Set For May Day   Jap Leader Known But Still At Large; Others Of Gang Sought.

FOIL PLOT TO ASSASSINATE GEN. M’ARTHUR   Ex-Jap ‘Gestapo’ Agen’ Hunted As Ringleader Of Scheme

MACARTHUR 1S REPORTED T0 HAVE BEEN MARKED AS VICTIM OF ASSASSIN BULLET MAY DAY   Piot is Tipped Off to U. S. Authorities Thru One Of Participanits-—— Two Russian Fighters Buzz Plane of Genera! Mark Clark—Moscow Press Publishes Facts of Convincing Alliance Document

Solons May Back Price, Tax Pleas   Rest of Program Gets As Much Criticisin As Praise

‘Brickbats Balance ‘Truman Bouquets   Congress Favors Keeping Some Price Curbs, High Toxes, But Frowns On Rest Of Program

Congress To Support High Taxes   Also Reported to Favor Extension of Price Controls

Program Given Much Criticism  Congress Leans To ‘Eytansion OF Contro

TRUMAN 10 FACE CONGRESS FIGHT   Only Price Control And High Level Of Taxes Backed

CONGRESS FOR PRICE CONTROLS   Seem Inclined to Support Extension

Congress Likely To Agree With Truman On Price Controls And High Taxes

Only Continuance — of Price Control and Present Vax Rates Scem Assured of Favorable Action.

Some Praise Accorded by Republicans   Some Democrats Take Issue With Parts of Program

Congress Backs Price Controls, High Tax Levels   Truman’s Program Both Criticised and Praised By Solon:

Congress Seem To Agree On  Price Control   Reaction Puts Remainder O4 Truman’s Plan In Toss-Uy Catevorv. ,   FAVOR HIGH TAXES

Reaction Varies On President's Domestic Plans   Congress Inclined To Support Some Of Program. Tho

TRUMAN VIEWS ARE CRITICIZED   Most Of Program Draws As Much Censure As  Praise

See Need Of Price  Control —   Congress Leans Toward OPA Extension, But Is Critical of Majority i Of Truman Program

MOST TRUMAN PROPOSALS HIT   SOLONS SUPPORT HIGH TAXES, PRICE CURBS

W hite House Sketch Book   Price Control, High Taxes Supported  Most Of Truman Program Provokes Much Criticism As Praise On Capitol Hill

Extension Of Price Control Gets Support   No Reduction of Tax Level to Be Forthcoming

Solons Favor Some Control Over Prices   Agree on High Taxes But Remainder of Truman’s Program Tossup

Congress Favors Price Controls  President’s Message Gere Mixed Reaction

Truman’s Plans Split Congress   Price Controls, High Taxes Gain In Favor

Congress Likely To Agree on Price  Controls, Taxes  But Opinions Vary On Remainder of Truman's Program

Congress Likely To Agree On Price Controls, High ‘Taxes Proposed By Truman   Remainder Of President’s Legislative Program Draws Praise And Criticism

Chetnik Leader, Once Held Up As Hero In Yugoslavia Goes On Trial For His Life

MIHAILOVIC CASE GETS UNDER WAY   Onetime Yugoslavian Here Goes On Trial For Life

Chetnik Trial To Open Today   Mihailovic Te Be Painted As Yug: vy Teaitav

Mithatlovie’s Trial Starts   aader OF Chetniks  Be      ‘es “Freason Ca

Cold Wave Will Move Into State  Many lowa Highways fPantead With lea

Move Now up  To Federal  Government      In Controversy Between Governor And Labor See’y

Controversy Between the Gov erner and Secretary  Schwellenbach.   Ir 318 OVER SALARIES   Schwellenbach Is Withholding Federal Grant of $227,500.

BARKLEY SEEKS LABOR SPEEDUP   Senate Threatened With Night Sessions To Get Bills Done

Pro-Laborites Are Holding Floor To Stop Amendments   Leader Says Showdown Will Not Interfere With Other Bills

17-Day Strike Seen Near End, Contract Drawn  Solution Result Of Sessions by Union, Industry

COLD AIR COVERS MOST ‘OF NATION   1946 Starts its Final Weather Binge

WEATHER UNPLEASANT   Most of Country Will Start 1947 In Grip of Ice, Snow and Cold

Cold Welcome Awaiting ‘47   Ice, Snow and Rain For Most of Country to Chill New Year Celebrants

1946 Starts Last Weather Binge r Ice, Snow, Rain  Mass Of Cold Air Covers Most U Soi ‘amnearaturat Div

Ice, Snow And Rain Reported  Across Nation   :  Wintry Blast Felt As Far South As Central Mis sissippi Today

Italian Premier Sees Trieste as Threat to Peace   Free Territory Will Cause Continuing Feud, Says Bonomi

:  Strife Feared Over Trieste      Italy Warns Allies Of Free Territory

‘Mlove Would Be a ‘Threat To Peace   ing Trieste a Free  ' ernitory   _AT PEACE CONFERENCE   Australian Proposal Is Rejected by Military

Italy Sees “Threat To Peace’ In Plans For A Free Zone Of Trieste

Free Trieste Called Threat To The Peace   Italian Vice Premier Pleads With Delegates To Paris Conference

A Free Trieste Cited as Constant Threat to Peace Italian Statesman Makes Plea

ITALY RAPS ALLIED PLAN FOR TRIESTE   Vice Premier Tells Peace Parley Free Territory There Would Be Permanent Threat to ItalianYugoslav Relations,

Ital v Opposes Plan To Make  Trieste Free   Such A Move Would Always Be Threat To Peace, They Declare

Free Territory Of Trieste Held Peace Threat   Italy Lodges Protest Against Action With Paris Conference

Trieste Settlement Plans  Termed Threat to World. Peace by Italian Envov

Free Trieste Peace Threat Claims Italy   Bonomi Protests Adoptioa of Big-4 Treaty Proposals

Trieste Called Threat   Italian Declares Free Territory Is Permanent Trouble

ltaly Objects To Creation of Free Trieste   Declares It Would Result in Permanent Threat of War Betweer Yugoslavia and italy

THREAT TO PEACE WITH YUGOSLAVIA   Bonomi Says Partition Will Be Accepted

DANGER SEEN IN BIG FOUR AGREEMENT BY PEACE PARLEY ENVOY   CONFTRENCE TOLD THAT FRICTION WILL REMAIN IF COMPROMISE VOTED

ITALIAN VOICES OPPOSITION T0 TRIESTE PLANS   Bonomi Declares Free Territory Would Be ‘Permanent Threat to Peace’

Peace Conference FREY ETT ELLIO RITTER Ye  Free Trieste Peace Threat, Says Italian

Trieste Problem Again Discussed At Conference   Free Territory Friction Cause Delegate Claims

Italian Premier Says Free Trieste Threat fo Peace’   Asks Conference to Re-Examine ‘Big Four’ Aareement on Dispute

Italy Objects to Trieste Plan  ng gm ee es  Paeritory af Peace Parley

DANGER SEEN IN BIG FOUR AGREEMENT BY PEACE PARLEY ENVOY   CONFTRENCE TOLD THAT   CONFTRENCE TOLD THAT FRICTION WILL REMAIN IF COMPROMISE. VOTED

CUT IN PERSONNEL, FUNDS SAID — HAMPERING RECLAMATION WORK BY AUTHOR OF NEW PROGRAMS

HOOVER CITES 9 MILLION TON WHEAT DEFICIT   Leaves Sunday To Visit ‘Every Country  Aockinag Mar Hangs]

PLANE CRASH FATAL TO 21   One Passenger, Boy of 2, Escapes When Liner Is Wrecked in Nevada

LUXURY PLANE RIPPED APART ON LOW HILI   YOUNGSTER SAFE OTHER BODIES MANGLED

Crash Of Luxury Liner Kills 21; Boy Is Saved   Father and Mother of Two-Year-Gid Child Among Identified Dead—Plane Crashes Into Hill Near Elko, Nevada

2-Year-Old Boy Survives Air Crash That Kills 21 On Liner in Nevada Hiils

21 Diein Plane _Crashin Nevada: ‘Boy, 2, Sin vives  ‘arerits Among Deud

21 Lose Lives As Airliner Strikes Hill   Two-Year-Old Boy Is Only Survivor Of Nevada Crash

AILED IN ERAS   Only Survivor Is Boy of Two; Nevada Fog Is Held Reenonsibla

21 DIE AS PLANE CRASHES; BOY, 2, 15 SOLE SURVIVOR   Youngster Found Dazed and Crying, With Slight Injuries, After Airliner Plows Into Hill,   PARENTS AND BABY BROTHER AMONG DEAD   Craft Ripped Apart As It Falls During Thick Fog Near Etko, Nev.—Front  Section Burns.

ARMY HOSPITAL AT MARTINSBURG CLOSED   Newton D. Baker fs Deelared Sarpins; Funkhouser Interested In Purchase

Baker Hospital Is Listed As Surplus   Two Army Institutions in West Virginia are Relinquished

THREE RAPE CASES ARE INVESTIGATED   Baltimore Women File Complaint With Police; One Charges Attack Rye Nerto

Byrnes Set To Oppose Russ On Austrian Issue   To Demand Independent Status; Wants Trieste To Remain Italian.

Italian Peace Treaty Is Under Study   Frontier With France, Size of Armed Forces Considered

Ministers Shunt Aside — : “ough Italian Question; Settle Simpler Issues

America Plans To Override Red Objection   Situation on Austria Causes Controversy

Free Austria Trieste Stir Big 4 Crisis   Byrnes Fights Soviet Objection to Clearing Gut Occupation Army

AUSTRIAACTION MAY BE PUSHED   Paris Peace Conference Ir Critical Stage As Issues Hang Fire

Austria Will Get Cleared Of Army   Independent Rule Will Be Set Up By UN Meet

U.S. Favors Trieste In Italy  America Insists On Independent Austria

U. §. Approaches Critical Stage in 4-Power Meeting   Will Apparently Demand Complete Austria Clearance

U.S. to Push Its Plan for Austria   At Four-Power Conference Byrnes Ready to Fight Russia's Objection   AT A CRITICAL STAGE   U.S. Also Would Have Italy Retain Sovereignty Over Trieste

Byrnes Is Reported Ready _ to Make Demand; Ruling.May Come _  on. Ouestions

ISSUES BELIEVED TO  HAVE BEEN PUT OFF ITALO-FRENCH BORDER REPORTED TO BE BINDER  TTTAWY 62.T BAD Ww

US. Ready, To Rebuft Red Stand   Supports btdependence For Austvia, Edi Control Ovec T

U. 5. NEARS PARIS MEET SHOWDOWN   imericans Appear Deter mined to Override Red Objections and Insist That Austria Be Given Its Independence.

U.S. Prepared to Override Soviets 'On Austrian Issue   Ministers Conference At Critical Stage  As Byrnes Plans  To Make Demande

U.S. af Critical Stage of 4-Powe: Ministers’ Meet   Byrnes is Ready To Override Russiia on Troops in Austria

Critical Stage In Four Power Meet Is Neared   U. S. Delegates May Override Russ Objections

Byrnes Ready  To Make Demand At Today's Meet   Wants Austria Recognized As independent Nation, Trieste Retain Italian Status

Byrnes Set To Resist Reds on Treaty Issues   To Push U. S. Formula For Austria, Yugoslavia at Paris Parley

U.S.SettoOverrideRed Objection That Austria Be Made Independent Nation   Washington Cited As One of Arkansas’ Most Historical Towns in Annual Convention

~-—biG FOUR UUNT RAB NUR  Byn nes Seeks Adoption  Of Austrian F ormula   Determined To-Override Red Objection At Paris Meeting Of Foreign Ministers

Stand Firm On Austria   U..S. Would Give Trieste to Italy Over Red Objections

U. S. Sticks To Proposal For Austria   Oppose Objections Of Russia; Want Nation Cleared Of Troops

EXPECT BYRNES TO DEMAND REDS LEAVE AUSTRIA   U. S$. Approaches Critical Stage in 4-Power Parley of Foreign Ministers

U. S.-Russian Clash Brews Over Austria   Byrnes to Insist That Red Troops Vaeate Country

Critical Stage Near in Meeting   U.S. Determined to Override Objections to Independent Austria

U. 5. TO INSIST ALLIED TROOPS LEAVE AUSTRIA   Byrnes Approaches Critical Stage of Big Four Parley Opposing Russia.

U. S. Oppose: Red Stand On Austria   To Insist That Austria Be Recognized as Truly Independent

BYRNES ACTION SEEN TODAY AT BIG 4 MEETING   Expected Also To Ask That Disputed Trieste Retain Italian Sovereignty

Paris Parley Is Expected To Rule Today On His Proposal   1943 Moscow Declaration Cited to Back Up Stand

Fifteen Per Cent Reduction Ordered In Corn for Food   Object Is to Make More Available for Export To Feed Hungry People

Milwaukee to Use Streamliners   Fifteen Per Cent Reduction in Use of Corn for Manufacture of Foods Ordered by Government

CURB USE OF GRAIN TO BOOST EXPORTS   Government Puts Restriction on, Use of Grain as Feed for Stock and Poultry.

CURB IS PUT — ON-CORN-USE      REDUCTION ORDERED [N USE  ‘OF CORN IN MANUFACTURED  FOODS AND AS LIVE- — STOCK FEED

CORN IN FOODS 10 BE REDUCED   Grain Use For Livestock Curbed To Help Feed Europe’s Hungry

Use of Corn In Foods Cut   Gruin to Feed Livestock Is Alen Cuorhed

Cut In Use Of Corn Directed By Government   15 Percent Less Corn ta be Used in Manufactured Foods

x *« * *  Opening Ot New Air Line Is Celebrated   Leaders Of Seven:Southwest: Cities Meet. Here: Reaular Fliahts To Start Tuesday

Opening. Of New Air Line Is Celebrated   Leaders Of .Seven:Southwest: Cities-Meet: Hare: Reaular EFliahts To Start Tuesday

Measles Cases On GoIn State This Year   State Health Department Reports A Sudden Rise During The First Two Months

DECISION 10 BE MADE ON DRAFT   Army Will Determine Whether To Resume Conscription in Jan.

Army's Decision 5 expected Shortly on Draft  Resumption Is Due In January if Manpower Needed

May Start Draft Again   Army Decision Expected Scon On Whether to Resume Calls in Jan.-

kk FINAL EDITION   New Call For Men Expected Early In ‘47.   Officials Silent On Plans To Ask  Draft Extension

Eisenhower, Patterson Ponder... .   Wait Decision This Week Over Whether Or Not To Resume Draft In January

Expect Army Say On Resuming Draft In Next Few Days   Volunteers Heavier In Last Two Weeks Is Report

BE RENEWED NEXT MONTH FOR QUOTAS   Two-Month ‘Holiday May Enc as Greater Manpower Needed For Armed Forces.

Decision Soon By Army On Draft Holiday   Command Checking Needs Against Lack Of Enough Volunteers For  Months Ahead

DECISION EXPECTED ON DRAFT QUESTION   Resumption Of Conscription Awaits Ruling

Army Decision on Resumption of Draft After First of Year Is Due This Week

Army Debates End Of Draft Holiday; May Decide Soon  Manpower Advisers Favor Resuming Galactive Service

Army Command Debating End of Draft Holiday   Manpower Advisors Reported Favoring Resumption of Draft

Advisors Favor It  Army To Decide During Week On Draft Extension

AWAIT ARMY'S DRAFT PLANS   Decision on Whether To Resume Induction Expected This Week

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD   Army Decision Expected Shortly On Draft Renewal  Manpower Advisors Favor Such Step

Army Decision On Resuming Draft in January Expected  Manpower Advisers _ Reported to Favor y Taking More Man

Decision To End   Army. Reported Favoring -Induction: Resumption -To Spur Recriitins.

Expect Army To Act Soon About Draft   Decision On Whether Te Resnme Selective Service May Be Made Thin Week

Army Command Debates End Of Draft Holiday: Decision Expected Seon

Army to Set Draft Plans   Calling Of Youths For Service In January Under Study

7 5-Day Layoff May Be Halted   Manpower Advisers Favor Draft Quotas

PREDICTS CLEAR SKIES   . D. Flora Reports Rain Is Moving Out of Kansas

Von Papen Remains Inside’ Prison; Acquitted Nazis Refused Permission to Enter’ fused Permission to Enter

Where To Go, Von Papen’s Chief Worry   Barred From Military Zones; Schacht, Fritsche Spirited Away

Three Acquitted May Not Long Go Free in Germany  New Troubles Loom For Schacht, von  a de Fa om,

Schacht, Fritsche Freed   Arrest of Nazis Expected, However, for New Trials Before German Tribunals

FREEDOM OF TWO ACQUITTED MEN HAY BE SHORT LIVED   Hjalmar Schacht and Hans Fritsche Told to Come and Go As They Pleased.   SPIRITED OUT OF JAIL   Were Hidden In Private Residences In Downtown Nuernherk, 11 Was Reported.

New Charges Expected For Germans   Schacht and Fritsche Go Free; Von Papen Remains in Custody

Two Nazis Free Pending Denazification Hearings   Schacht, Fritsche Hidden After Release;  Von Papen Remains In Jail

German Trial Faces Schacht And Fritsche   Freedom Expected to Be Short-Lived For Two Acquitted Nazis

U.S., German Authorities Hide Top Nazis in Private Nuernbera Homes

Nazis Freed  Again, Faee ~ German Trial   American, German ‘Authorities. Agree Ou: Disposition

Schacht, Fritsche Spirited From Jail Into Hiding In Private Nuernberg Residences   ‘Protected’ By American And German Police Clemency Pleas Filed For Convicted Nazis

NAZIS PROTECTED BY AMERICANS IN NUERNBERG HOMES   Acquitted Getmans. Guarded by German and American Authorities

—GET LIBERTY. Nazis May  Not Be Free Very Long  _ Schacht, Fritsche Face Mare Triale

Schacht, Fritsche Are Spirited Fron Nuernberg Jail   American, German Police ‘Protect’ Pair; Are in Private Houses an City

Now Hiding in Private Homes; Von Papen Stay:   May Come and Go As They Please, Officers Say, Pending Trial In German Court

—VON PAPEN STILL JAILED —  Schacht, Fritche Free But Face New Arrest

Molotov Asks End Jo Franco Regime In Spair  Spirited Battle Over Two-Thirds Ys. Majority Voting

SAYS FASCISM MUST GO IF THE WORLD SURVIVES   Russian Delegate Tries To Establish TwoThirds Rule And Wins Qualified Support Of Byrnes.

Fascism Still A Threat To World Peace   Russians Foreign Minister Backed By Molotov On Demand OF 2-3 Vote >

FASCISM IS A BAR TO WORLD PEACE, CONFEREES TOLD   DEMAND TWO-THIRDS MAJORITY VOTING RULE ON TREATIES

Molotov, In Speech Before Peace Conference, Asks.  Abolition Of Franco Rule

Calls Fer an End ToFrance Regime   Molotov Says World Will Not Have Peace Until Fascism Is Destroyed   Says Adoption Would Play the West Against the East European States

Endangers Peace, Paris  Parley Told   Molotov Also Seeks Two-Thirds Majority Voting Rule Order

Urges Hearers To Put End To  Spanish Regime   Declares “Tt Is Impossible To Safeguard Peace Unless Fasciam Is Destroyed”   Backs Two-Thirds Majority Ruling   Says Ministers’ Decisions Are Assailed By All Sorts Of Reactionary Ele ameania

Molotov Asks End Be Put to  Franeo Regime   Byrnes to Give Some Support to Demands For Two-Thirds Vote  To Adopt Measures

TEMPERATURES   Molotov Calls On Democracies To Act In Spain   Russian Also Asks For Two-Thirds Vote To Rule Peace Parley

Impossible To Safeguard Peace Unless Fascism Is Destroyed, He Declares   Two-Thirds Majority Voting Rule Sought By Soviet Foreign, Minister

Molotov Calls For An End To  Franco Regime   Brands Fascism Worst Peril To Peace; Fights For Two-Thirds Rule.

Molotov Asks Twothird Rule onPeacePacts   Claims Majority Rule Would Be Unfair to Russia

Asks Voting. On Basis of Two-Thirds   Byrnes Gives Support to Soviet Foreign Minister on Majority  ‘ Ruling   ‘Points Out Blocks   Molotov Tells Rules Committee He Fears Blocking Acts

Russ Also Calis ForTwo-Thirds Majority Vote Rule in Parley   USSR Would Always Be in Minority Otherwise, He Declares

Molotov Deems . ItNecessaryto Safeguard Peace  Fights. for 2-3 -

Attacks Franco Regime   Molotov Calls Upon Nations to End Rule; Backs Two-Thirds Majority Voting Rule

Calls For an End ToFranco Regime   Molotov Says World Will Not Have Peace Until Fascism Is Destroyed   FIGHTS MAJORITY RULE   Says Adoption Would Play the West Against the East European States

MOLOTOV CALLS FOR AN END TO FRANCO REGIME OF SPAIN   Delivered Speech Before the Press Conference In Paris.   MUST DESTROY FASCISM   Then It Would Be Possible to Safeguard Peace, He

‘Fascist’ Danger Cited Before Paris Delegates   Russian Envoy Opens Campaign To Save Two-Thirds Voting Rule.

MOLOTOV URGES END T0 FRANCO RULE IN SPAII   Soviet Leader for Two-Thirds Majority on Treaties; Raps at Fascism

Peace Impossible In World Unless Fascism is Ended   Soviet Minister Speaks At Paris Conference, Asks Two-Thirds Voting Rule   Re A FY OOtinnrrk:

Molotov Assails: Franco Regime As Peace Threat   Russian Minister Leads Battle for Two-thirds Rule

REDS URGE FRANCO BE ELIMINATED   In Peace Meet Address, Molotov Calls Upon Democratic Nations of World to End the Dic: tator’s Regime.

SPANISH LEADER TERMED THREAT TO WORLD PEACE   Soviet Minister Launches Fight for Two-Thirds Majority Rule

Russian Speaker Raps On  Fascism   Democracies Are Called On To End Spanish Regime

Molotov Urges Two- Thirds Vote Rule At Parley   Byrnes Proposes  Modified Plan

Molotov Calls All Countries to Help Put.End to France   Fights for Two-Thirds . Majority Rule in UN Peace Conference

FEARS RUSSIAN MINORITY WITH MAJORITY POLI   Red Minister Fighting for 2-3rds Voting Rule in Peace Conference

Says Russia Sympathizes With Axis — Satellite:  and They Are Paying Only Fraction of Dam.  age They Inflicted. 

MOLOTOV ASKS DEATH BLOW TO FRANCO REGIME   Fascism Stands as Enemy o Peace, Russian Minister ~ Talle Conference.

Molotov Calls For Ouster Of Franco Rule   ‘Impossible To Safeguard Peace Unless Fascist Regime Destroyed’

RUSSIAN ENVOY SAYS PEACE THREATENED   Unless Fascism Destroyed : By Democracies   TWO-THIRDS VOTE   On Issues At Peace Parley Sought By Soviet; U. S. Supports Proposal

Russian Asks Removal of Franco's Rule   Soviet Minister Says Peace Is Always Iimperilled by Fascists

Essential To Keeping Peace   Soviet Minister Also Seeks Two-Thirds Majority Voting Rule at Peace Meeting

Byrn es Favors Two-Thirds Rule   Russ Foreiqn Minister Holds German Satellites Must Not Go Unpunished

Voting Rule Of Meeting Is Assailed   Soviet Official Is Given U. S. Support in Contention Voting Should Be Two-Thirds Majority

Oust Franco; Reds Demand  At Conference   I'ascism and Peace Incompatible, Molotov Tells Paris Meeting

CALLS NATION A THREAT 10 WORLD PEACE   Russian Secretary Joins Byrnes In Fight To Set Voting Rule

Abolishment Called For By Molotov   Peace Session Told Fascism “hMust Go”

Russia Insists On Decisions By Two-Thirds Vote   Majority. Rule Would Find Reds “Always in. Minority,” He Says

Molotov Demands End to Franco's ‘ Regime !n Spain   Says Majority Vote Rule Would Leave Reds With Minority

SOVIET RAISES ISSUE IN PARIS PEACE MEETING   Two-Thirds Majority Voting Rule Wins Byrnes’ Backing

Russians Urge Two-Third Vote At Peace Parley   Soviet Always In Minority ~ Without Rule; Disclose Proposed Peace Terms

IWO-THIRDS MAJORITY VOTE URGED   Russia Asks for Democracies to End Franco Rule

(COLLAPSE OF NEGOTIATIONS ON FREEDOM FOR INDIA IS SEEN AS CALAMITY FOR BATTERED WORLD

Conferees to Try Again for india Unity   Rivalry of Fections Causes Collapse Of Parley at Simla

RUSSIANS EXPAND AREA HELD IN IRAN   Part of Gilan Province Incor porated Into Azerbaijan, Where Reds Are Stationed.

AUTONOMOUS GROUP ANNEXES IRAN LAND   Russian-Occupied Territory Reported Taken Over

More Iran Territory Is Reported Annexed By Red-Occupied Province

Part of [ran Province in Soviet Grasp   Border Area of Gilan Is Reported To Be Under Control of Azerbaijan, Dominated by Russia

Russ Regime Takes Land  50 Mile Portion Of Gilan Province Taken by Azerbaijan

TEHERAN TELLS OF ANNEXATION   Part Of Province On Soviet Border Claimed Taken

Embassy Believes Report   Action Was Looked for as “Trespassers’ Hit at Shefarud Quarter on Caspian     Russians Stay  American Officer Says Red Soldiers Remain at Shalirud

Report Undoubtedly True, Asserts U. S. Embassy Official   Meanwhile Iran Troops Wait for Reds Quit Garmsar

RED-HELD TRAN ANNEXE! TERRITORY   Northern Portion Of Gilan Province fs Taken Over

Russian-Backed Regime Occupies Section, Report   Action Was Expected, Official Says; Claim ‘Undoubtedly True’

New Portion In Northern Iran Reported Annexed  By Russ Controlled State

COMEDIAN IN NO JOKING MOOD — Danny Kaye's Landlady Says Wild Parties Wrecking Home

Congressmen Ask Secret  Atomie Test   House Committee Invites Adm. Blandy To Draft Bill

Solons Driving At Price  Control      Southerners Still Battle Away At FEPC Bill

COMMITTEE ACTION TAKEN ON 4 BILLS   Southern Senators Continue Their Filibuster Against Permanent FEPC

Bradley Rebuked; Special Session of Congress Is Asked   Administration Chief Is Accused of Breaking Faith With Bovs

COMMENCEMENT Al ‘JUNIATA ON JUNE: 3   Season Opens Al College This Evening

Pups’ Legal Age Stirs Arcinment   Jap Admiral Kills Familv. Self

NO WORRY ABOUT ATOMIC KNOW HOW   Gromyko Says Nobody Is Asking for Secrets at  is Stage   IS QUOTED IN REPORT

Gromyko Not Asking For Atom Secret   Soviet Delegate, However, Proposes Exchange of Information on Peaceful Use of Atomic Energy.

No Atom Secrets Asked By Russia   Peaceful Atom Use Exchange Suggested

Not Asking A-Bomb  Secrets   Gromyko Says No One Making That.Request At This Stage of Atomie Control Discussions °

BARKLEY CALLS FINAL SESSION OF CONFEREES   House Will Get Senate Bill ! Joint Committee Remains Deadlocked   - Gromyko Claims No One Is Asking For Atomic Secrets

WORRY ABOUT ATOMIC KNOW HOW   Gromyko Says Nobody I: Asking for Secrets at  is Stage

Nobody Asking for Atomic Know-how, Gromyko Declares   Soviet Delegate to UN Atomic Meeting Had 5-Words Quoted In Lengthy Report

Gromyko Quoted as Saying ‘Nobody Is Asking for Atom Secrets Now’

Soviet Delegate Gromyko Declares Nobody Is Asking for Secrets Of Atomic Weapon Construction

—UNITED NATIONSSecret Of Atom Not Requested  Gromyko Places Comment In Recorc

) Red Stand On Atomie Plan Highlighted In Report By ‘UNO Advisory Committee

Gromyko Denies Seeking A. Secrel   Says Nobody Is Asking For Information At This Stage of the Discussion

U.S. T0 FREE FOOD SUPPLIES _ WITH 2 PLANS      Meat, Milk Products To Be Speeded To Markets

SEAT ‘GRAB’ LAID TO 6.0,P, SENATE   Hatch Charges Republicans Violate Spirit Of Law

HATCH ATTACKS GOP SENATORS   Republicans Violating Reorganization Law in Hogging’ Committee Posts?

DEMS SAY SEATS GRAB’ UNFAIR   5. 0. P. Charged With Violation Of Congress Setup

Hatch Says GOP Violates Reorganization Law Spirit By Taking Extra Seats On Four Groups

REPUBLICANS DEAL GENEROUS SHARES, HATCH CONTENDING   Claims GOP Violating Spin of Reorganization Act  ' , on Commitiees

GOPs Deal Selves Extra Seats as Demos Protest — Claim Reorganization Law Is Violatec

Hatch Says GOP Viclating Spirit of Law by Taking Extra Committee Seats

Reorganization Act Violated By GOP Says Hatch  Senators Grab Extra Places

SEN. RADCLIFFE TRAILS IN FIRST MARYLAND COUNT   Baltimore City Gives His Opponent, Governor O’Conor, Lead of More Than 11,600 Votes.   PRESTON LANE AHEAD OF MILLARD TAWES   Vydings-Backed Candidate for Democratic Gubernatorial Nomination Is 8, 000 Behind.

EMOCRATS AGREE FRANCO IN SLATE; RICE TO FRANCE UN FOR GOVERNOR OF HOS

LABOR-MANAGEMENT “ST RIFE DEPLORED   Gen. Bradley Says Veterans Cannot Understand Why Cooper stinn Dinex< “nt FExict

Clark Fires Deputy Ais Result Of Talk   Attorney General Accuses _- Assistant of Reyeal- © ing: Report

Attorney Genera Dismisses Rogge  Talk Linked Several Americans. Nazis

Rogge Fired For Speech  About Nazis And F. D. R.   Established Rules Of Justice Dept. Were Violated, Clark Contends

Premature Blast Is Surprise at Bikini   Flash Bomb for Synchronizing Cameras Goes off Early; Blandy Says Same Thing Couldn’t Happen with A-Bomb

Large Flash Bomb Goes Off Prematurely At Bikini Atoll; Can't Happen With A-Bomb   Flash Startles Crossroads Task Force But Causes No Damaae Or Casualties

Flash Bomb Goes Off  Too Soon   Blast Startles Crossroads Task Force;  It Couldn’t Happen to Real A.-Romh—Rlandy

Hoods, Cold Weather Bring Much Misery In Northwest   However, Southern Part of Nation Comparatively Warm

Oregon Flood Leaves 3,500 Without Homes   Residents Of North Central States Meanwhile Are  Snowed Under

3,500 HOMELESS IN FLOOD WAKE   Red Cross, Army Engineers Aid Oregon Victims

Oregon Floods Leave 3500 Homeless Snow Covers North Central States

Legion Initiates Veterans Friday  Ceremony Will Be Held At High Schoo!

SWITCH S BLAMED FOR TRAIN MISHAP: TWENTY ARE HURT   Passenger and Freight Crash Head on at Town In South Dakota; One Man Has Concussion.   STUDY OF WRECK CONDUCTED TODAY

Milwaukee  Trains Collide In South Dakota   Twenty Persons Are Injured Slightly; Switch to Blame

INDICTMENT CHARGES 6 FIRMS, FIVE INDIVIDUALS CONSPIRE TO MONOPOLIZE A-BOMB MATERIAL

Courage Great  Need Of World   Truman Regretful All Is Not Harmony In   World Today 

Dewey  And Taft Split Up On Trial   War Crimes Trial Tearing G. O. P.  To Pieces

DEWEY SPLITS WITH TAFT ON CRIME TRIALS   Defends Fairness of Hearings Despite Ohioan’s Criticism of Decisions

DEWEY DIFFERS ON NUERNBERC   Democrats Point To Rift With Ohio’s Taft

DEWEY AND TAFT DIFFER SHARPLY OVER NAZI TRIAL   NEW YORKER DEFENDS VERDICT WHILE THE SENATOR CRITICIZES

Dewey and Taft Solit Sharply   War Crime Trials Attacked, Upheld

Dewey And Taft, GOP Presidential Aspirants, Split Sharply Over German War Crimes Trial

GOP Leaders Split Over  Nazi Trials   Fairness of Trials Defended By Dewey— Taft Calls Trials Miscarriage of Justice

Republican Leaders Toss Angry Words....  Dewey And Taft In Bitter Split Over German Trials

Taft Reiterates Views on Trials In Germany, Japan   Gap Apparently Widens Between Senator, Dewey

Dewey Splits with Taft on Nuernberg Verdict: Democrats See Rift in GOI

Dewey, Sen. Taft, Rivals for GOP. Nomination, Split Over Nazi War Crimes Trial

Dewey And Taft Split Over War  Crimes Trials   New Yorker Defends Fairness Criticized By Ohio Senator.

Dewey-Tait Split Over Nuernberg Trials Welcomed by Democrats As Offset to Wallace Affair

Taft Continues Criticism of War Crimes Procedure   Widens Split With Dewey---Denies Political Intent

Ohioan Assailed For Talk Calling Verdicts Untair   Democrats Happy As GOP Quarrel Comes. Into Open.

Dewey, Taft Split Over War Trials   Dewey Comes Out Bluntly Against Ohio Senator’s  Views on Trials

DEWEY, TAFT VIEWS CLASH   New York Governer Takes Issue with Ohioan on Nuernberg Verdict.

DEWEY, TAFT SPLIT ‘OVER NUERNBERG’S TRIAL FOR. NAZIS   New York Governor Says Nazis Got Fair Trials Demos Are Gleeful

OHIO SENATO LAMBASTED BY RIVALS   Intra - Party Rift Foreseen By Democrats   By Taft’s Stand Comments Senator Pepper: May Be Campaign Issue

Nuernber rg Er ials Split GOP Leaders   Dewey Says Verdict Was Just; Taft Declare: It Was Contrary To

Dewey and Taft Split  Over Trials  Senator Renews  Earlier Attack

Taft, Dewey Split On Nazi War Trials   ‘Dewey Hits Taft Asser» tion that Allies Had No ’ Right To Try Nazis.

Police Kill Iwo Bandits   Fell Robbers 15 Minutes After Bank  Holdup. Following Shot Exchanee

Bank Robbers Shot To Death   Missouri Bandits Are Killed In Gun Fight With Sheriff

BANK ROBBERS KILLED IN DUEL   DEAD SHOT OFFICERS GET PAIR QUICKLY

OFFICERS SLAY 2 BANK BANDITS   Fleeing Robbers Felled in Gun Battle

Talmadge Appears Victor in Heavy Georgia Poll Count   Carmichael Second; Sen. Wheeler Concedes  Defeat in Montana

Forums Show Labor Unions Too Powerful      Stassen’s O pen Forums Urge Curb on Labor Activities

LABOR UNIONS HELD TO BE TOO STRONG   Republican Forum Says Many Fersens Polled Favor Repeal Of Wagner Act

JOB TRAINING . REFORM ASKED      Injustices Foreseen By VA Chief

Report Attempts On Bomb Secret   Hearings May Be Held By Committee

Congressmen Say Spies Seek  Atomic Secret   House Committee Gives Report On Activities Of Foreigners

SPY WORK IN ~— U.S. PROBED   Un-American Committee To Investigate A-Bomb Espionage

Soldier Dies Unsung Hero   Killed By Japanese In Wanton Reprisal

DIOTAIGT COURT TO) OPEN MONDAY FOR FALL SESSION   First Week's Petit Jury, Grand Jury Lists Are Released

JUNE SESSION Ot DISTRIGT COURT TO OPEN MONDAY   Grand Jury, First Week's Petit Jury Lists Are Released

Approval Will Be Asked For Pacific Bases   Discussion With Russia On Kurile Chain Planned

U. 8. To Seek Trusteeship Of Jap Islands   Request Be Made To UN Assembly  In Sentember

FORD PLANNING NEW LIGHT CAR   Postwar Expansion Of Auto Industry Seen In Ford, GM Announcements :

Ford Announces Plans To Build New Light Auto   Details Of New Model Not Revealed; Work Ta Be Started At Once

Heirens Reported To Have Revealed Details OF Crime   State’s Attorney Seeks Indictment

REPORTS HOLD THAT HEIRENS WILL CONFESS   Tuohy and Defense Counsel Insist No Confession as Yet

Degnan Case Inquiry Seen Near Climax   Heirens Reported Ready To Confess

Heirens Said About Ready to Confess   Climax Thought Near In Kidnap-slaying of Degnan Gir!

Seven-Month Degnan Probe   Nears Climax   Reports Persist William  Heirens Will- Confess _ to Kidnap-Murder — OF Cict

Report Youth Now Ready To Admit Crime   Heirens Case Near Climax; Degnan Confession Awaited

HEIRENS’ PLEA EXPECTED SOON   Alleged Kidnap-Slaye Thought Ready To Confess Crimes

Degnan Case Investigation Nearing End   Five Papers Say Confession Made

Heirens Confesses Details of Three Chicago Slayings  Indictments Will Be Asked Quickly — On Murder Counts

Long Investigation . of Degnan Case is Believed Near End   Reports of Impending Confession by Heirens Persist in Chicago

BREAK AWAITED IN DEGNAN CASE   Indications Point To New Developments Soon

HEIRENS CONFESSION STILL REPORTED DUE   Chicago Papers Insist That It’s Next Step In Case

Major Problems Solved, Says Red Press Dispatch   Moscow Defends Firm Position Against ‘Western Allies «

FOUR ACCIDENTS  REPORTED HERE OVER WEEK END   Roger. ‘Humphrey - Suffers Cut On Forehead In Collision at Sixth and Oy Streets.

UNRRA te Care for Displaced Persens   Will Take Over Soon in U. S. Occupation Zcne

Year's Traffic Death Toll Expected to Climb to 34,000   National Safety Council Reports Figure Is Higher Than for 1945, but Lower Than During 194]

Gl Discharges To Be Probed   Congress Committee to Look into Army Demobilization

Senate Body Assigned to Investigate “Near Mutiny’ Over Slow Demobilizing

Greeks Battle Near Salonika   Leaders Call Emergency  Parley With British

Greek Fighting Is Called War   Attack Described As Most Savage Ever Made On Greek Village

SAVAGE ATTACK MADE ON GREEK . VILLAGE OF SAR!   Band Enters Town From Yu: goslavia and Flees to Tito’s Country After Fierce Battie.   EMERGENCY PARLEYS ARE HELD IN ATHENS   Allied Governments Advised That Series of Events Constitute Undeclared  War on Greece.

NEW ATTACKS REPORTED ON GREEK TOWNS   Savage F ighting Said To Have Followed Latest Assault

Communist Agitation Blamed for Some (¥. 1. Demonstrations   Counsel for Un-American Activity Probe Committee Says Evidence Shows Trouble-Makers Deliberately Joined Army

QUICK END T0 MINE WORKERS REVOLT SEEN   UMW Representatives In Field To Urge Return To Pits

British Loan Bill Gains Strength ‘In House; Rayburn Predicts Victory

House Members In Favor of Loan  AA oom eae D _ me me i ge   Money Proposal For - Britain Supported

Plymouth. County. TeachersPlan _ To Hold Meetings  ~ Series Of Nine + Gatherings Schedule

SERIES TEACHERS’. MEETINGS IN MAR   They'll Be At Convenient Places Throughout County

Plymouth County Teachers Pian  To Hold Meetings  Series Of Nine   Series Of Nine Gatherings Scheduled Week of March 11-21

7) Planes Head East in Air Race   Fighter Planes Vie For Bendix Trophy

Bendix-Fliers  Race for Ohio   First Postwar Renewal of Event Sees Planes Fighting Tail Winds All Way to Cleveland

Van Nuys To Cleveland For Bendix Trophy   Winner Must Reach Ohio City Before 5 p. m,; Weather Good

New Chester Lutheran Charge   Future Homemakers -- Chapter Oreanized

STEELWORKER S STAGE WALKOUT   Some 2,500 CIO Members Quit Jobs To Protest Picketing Injunction.

Workers Stage Protest Strike   Six Huntington Plants Forced To Close Down In Wake of Protest

WILL BE LESS THAN YEAR AGO      EXTRA RATIONS OF MEAT. CANDY AND SUGAR TO BE ISSUED FOR HOLIDAYS

BRITISH FOOD BONUS’ LESS THAN IN 1946   English Have Scant Hope of Hearty Christmas Dinner.

15 Justices Are Named fo World Court   Green H. Hackworth Is LU. S. Man Chosen for High Tribunal

15 jurists To Court Elected   Green Hackworth, Of U.S. Member Of International Tribunal

UNO Selects tb Justices r New Cour!  13 «on Fi rst Ballot Tri ribunet Prot~bly to

U.S. MAN IS GIVEN POST  UNO Group Names Fiffeer Justices To World Court

UNO ELECTS 13 OF 19 10 SERVE IN WORLD COURT   Other Two Will Be Named ta Hague Tribunal on Subsequent Ballot   AMERICAN AMONG GROUP  Green Hackworth, UL Ss. State Dept. Legal Authority, Awarded Seat

DAIRY PRODUCT SHORTAGE SEEN   Government Predicts Milk Supply Will Fall Below Desirable Levels

Dairy Products May Be Below Desirable Need:   Prices to Remain Relatively High in ‘47, U.S. Predicts

Milk Prices To Continue High, Report   Production Won’t Meet Demands During 1947 Says Ag Department

Farm House Burned, Six Persons Die   An Entire Family Was Wiped Out Near Centropols, Kansas.

PASTOR - LOVER FACES PRISON   Preacher Violates Mann Act While Reading Bible

BEEF INDUSTRY PLEDGES MEAT IF CURB LIFTED   Committee Formally Petitions for Removal of Meat Price Controls

Ample Supply Of Meat Soon, Says Leader   Decontrol Must Come At Once, Says Spokesman

Beef Industry Promises AmpleSupply Of Meat If Controls Are Lifted

Beef Industry _ Promises Supply Soon In Return   Plenty Of Cattle Ready For Market As Soon As Price Ceilings Are Lifted

Action On Meat Issue Expected   Beef Industry Demands Decontrol; Promises Ample Supply

‘MAY REMOVE BAN ON MEAT IMPORT FROM ARGENTINE   More Predictions Heard Of Emergency Action By President; South American Meat Would Be Boned And Canned.

Industry Files Formal Appeal For Decontrol   President’s Advisers ‘Consider’. Lifting Lid At Conference: Today.

LINK DEMAND FOR DECONTROL WITH PLEDGE   Make Formal Request to Secretary Anderson for Curb flemoval.

‘Beef Industry Couples Pledge With Demands   Chief OPA Advisor Says Cattle Ready to Move When Ceilings Litted

U. 5. Likely to Buy Beef in Argentina   4,000,000 Pounds Ready for Instant Shipment, Report

Industry Petition Is Presented   White House Silent—Anderson Has 15 Davs

Beef Industry Demands Decontrol; Pledges Meat      ‘Plenty of Cattle, Calves, Ready for Market When Ceilings Are Lifted’

Beef Industry Asks Decontrol   Promise ‘Ample Supply’ Soon if OPA Ceilings Are Scrapped

Wants Scrapping Of Price Control   Beef Industry Promises Plenty of Meat If They } “Get Action    ‘WHITE HOUSE SILENT   President Plans Series of Conferences; Consider Decontrol

APPEAL WILL RECEIVE TOP ACTION SOON   No Scarcity of Commodities Within Definition Of Low, Packers Declare   ‘ACTION IS ANTICIPATED

BEEF INDUSTRY DEMANDS PRICE CONTROLS END   Pledges Ample Supply Of Meat If Curbs Are Scrapped

Beef Industry Promises ‘Ample Meat Supply Soon lf Controls Are Lifted —

Petition Asks Control Ban   Beef Industry Asks Sec. Anderson to Remove Price Controls from Cattle

Truman Aides Meet A gain to Study Problem   No Shortage’ Under Meaning of Decontrol Act, Meat Men Say

PAGKERG GIVE PAUMISE FOR PLENTY MEAT   File Decontrot Petition and Assert Supplies to Be Ready “Very Soon.”

Beef Industry Sees Ample Meat Soon if Decontrol Ordered   Promise Coupled With Demand For U.S. Action

Ample Supply 5 Promised By Industry   Truman to See Reporters Today After Conference

Se ae ee ee  Quick Boost In Supplies  Is Promised  Petition Handed Tc Aoriculfire Head

Industry’s Pledge Coupled With “No Ceiling” Demand   White House Silent On Proposal---An Ample Sunply “‘Soan/!

Couple Statement That Plenty Of Cattle Are Ready For Market With New Demand For Removal of All Price Controls

More Meat Promised lf  Truman Acts   Chairman Of OPA > Advisory Committee Says It Will Be Out Before Elections

ARGENTINE MEAT MAY BE IMPORTED   Government May Authorize Action as a Lever to Pry Home-Bred Cattle Off Ranges and Ease Current Shortage.

Beef Industry Demands End of Price Controls  Promises Supply Rafara Elactian

Hold Out Promise  Of Meat   : Industry Declares. Supply Will Be Good If Price Controls — Are Scrapped Now

Meat is Promised  If Controls End   Beef Industry Asks Decontrol, Forecasts Ample Supply ‘Soon’

Judustry Pledges Supplies BeforeNovemberElection If Administration Acts   Plenty Of Cattle Ready For Market   White House Remains Silent: Truman Will See Press At 4 P. M.

Sec. Anderson Has 15 Days For Decision   Argentina Offers About Four Million Pounds Of Canned Meat to U. S.

Decontrol Petition Handed Anderson   ss anergency Action By Truman Awaited

OFFFERS MEAT FOR JUNKING OF PRISE CONTROLS   Beef Industry Promises Quic! Action If Administration Cooperates

Beef Industry Promises Plenty Of Meat Soon; Asks End Of Controls

INDUSTRY SAYS ALL CONTROLS MUST GO OFF   Plenty Of Cattle, Calves Ready For Market   IMMEDIATE ACTION   Demanded By Meat Board; U. S. May Welcome Beef From Argentina

Beef Industry Promises Ample Supply “Soon” If Price Ceilings Scrapped

Beef Heads Demand Control End; Ample Meat Supply Vowed   Promise Greater Meat Supplies If Price Controls End

Promise Ample Meat: Soon If Curbs Are Lifted -Maybe Before Election

Lifting of Controls Demanded   Reveal There are Plenty of Cattle, Calves for Market When Controls End

Senate Moves Toward New Labor Laws   Bens Leber Unions as Sele Dishursers ef Welfere Funds

SOLONS GET T WORK ON VITAL LABOR RIDDLES   Senate Outlaws Employer Gifts To Welfare Budget—John Lewis Is Target

Senate Votes Welfare Fund  Restriction:   Outlawed Unless Management Is Given Voice With Union In Its Expenditure: Blow to Lewis

SENATE OUTLAWS. LEWIS PLAN FOR WELFARE FUNDS   Strike Control Advocate: _. Speed Vote on Other  = a a «oy

Senators Vote To Outlaw Levy For Union Fund  Spurred By Railroad Tie-Up, Lawmakers   Spurred By Railroad Tie-Up, Lawmakers Hold Hectic Late Session Thursday

Lewis’ Welfare Scheme Handed Rebuilt in Senate   Upper House Votes To Ban Employer  Tinnariieons. ee Tiedt

SENATE PASSES BILL TO LIMIT WELFARE FUND      Other Bills Seeking Labor Curbs Up For Attention Today

Senate Plows Into Labor Legislation   Railroad Strike Spurs Action—Anti-Lewis Proposal Approved In Midnight Session

SENATE VOTES TO LIMIT UNION WELFARE FUND   Solons Work on Key Labo Issues Until After Midnight

ANGRY SENATE ACTING ON LABOR LAWS  Votes to Outlaw   Votes to Outlaw Welfare Fund ‘Asked by Lewis.

Senate Votes Bar On Union Welfare Plan   Solous Seek Speedy Strike Control Vote

— LABOR FRONT -—  Welfare Fund Hit By Senate   Quick Vote Asked On Ball Strike ‘Cool-off’ Bill

SENATE PLACES BAN UPON WELFARE FUND   Aroused Legislators Swing To Other Labor Actions

AIMED AT JOHN L. LEWIS   Chamber Plows Into Whole Field Of Labor Legislation

Senate Works On Labor Law   Ban On Union-Cantrolled Welfare Fund Aimed At John L. Lewis   Ready to Give Up

SENATE HITS AT LEWIS IN WELFARE FUND BILL APPROVAL   Bans Employer Contributions To Welfare Funds Spent By Union

Senate Restricts Welfare Funds  Unions Denied Sole Control Of Such Funds

Senate Action May Curb Union Power    Passage of Strike-Restriction  Measures Seen

SENATE FEVER PITCHED   : Upper Chamber   Approves Bill  Aimed at Lewis

Welfare Funds Limitation Vote Rimed at Lewis   Angry Senate Plows Into Strike Control ‘Leoiclation

ANGRY SENATE TO CURB LABOR   HURRIES TO PASS ANTI-STRIKE LEGISLATION

SENATE PUTS PINCH ON UGE OF COAL FUND   Bans Employer Contributions If Money Spent Only By Union.

Leaders Claimed Captured In Attempt To Leave Nation  Venezuelan Revolt Is Put Down After Battle: Bombs Dropped      FOG, TERRAIN HAMPER RESCUE Search Is Pushed For Missing Marine Plane: 32 Feared Dead

GOVT. FORCES BLAST REVOLT IN VENEZUELA   Airport Seized, Bombs Dropped in Twelve Hour Uprising

REPORT REVOLT IN VENEZUELA NIPPED IN BUD   Rebels Take Flight After Bombing Presidential Palace In Caracas

SWIFT REVOLT IS SQUELCKED IN VENEZUELA   BOMB JUST MISSES PALACE; REBELS TAKE FLIGHT

Venezuela Routs Rebels After 12-Hour Revolt   Insur gents Seized Airport: Leader Flees in Plane

Uprising Ends  In Venezuel:   President Says Insurgent Routed After 12 Hours

Insurgents Held Large Airport  Apparently Planned Caoture President

Rebels Held Big Airport for Time Bombed Palace   Overthrow of Revolutionary Regime Of President Betancourt and Cabinet Planned; No Fatalities Are Reported

l2-HOUR REVOLT 1) PUT DOWN BY VENEZUELA ARM)   insurgents Hold Airport at Maracay for Time and Attempt te Bomb Presidential Palace.   SOME FLEE COUNTRY; OTHERS ARE ARRESTED   Capture of Officials and Overthrow of Year-Old Revolutionary Regime Was Aim of Rebels.

Insurgents Flee Venezuela After A 12-Hour Revolt   Apparently Intended tc Capture President And Cabinet

Venezuelan Revolt Ts Quelled   Instigators Are Arrested or Have Fled Nation

Revolt Nipped In Venezuela   Uprising Put Down After Bomb Narrowly Misses Palace

REVOLT FAILS IN VENEZUELA, PRESIDENT SAYS   _ Insurgents Captured  After 12-Hour Battle; Bomb Misses Palace

Seize Maracay Airport. and Attempt to Bomb Presidential Palace and Other Objectives.

Big Four Studying Italian Peace Treaty; May Take Up Problems Of Germany, Austrie

PRACTICE TEST SET FOR SUNDAY   Task Force One And Compliment Of 42.000 Men Make Final Plans

Dummy Bomb Falls On Target      ‘Final Atomic Practice Session Will Be Held Sunday

Trial Run On Atom Test Due Sunday   Full Dress Rehearsal Scheduled With Facsimile Bomb; Actual Atomic Test Scheduled For July 

Slight Crime Increase Here RR EES  Post-War Wave Has Failed  To Turn Up, Records Show

Slight Crime Increase Here Post-War Wave Has Failed To Turn Up, Records Show

LARGE--POSSE SEEKS OKLAHOMA ROBBERS   Bandit Pair Gets $30,000 ta Bank Robbery

GREECE FEELS TENSION OVER "VOTE. ON’ KIN   GOVERNMENT ORDERS. DE. ROGATORY STATEMENTS +ABOUT MONARCH.  » STOPPED—CHARGES: * ° ARE HURLED

King of Greece Recalled fo His Throne by Vote   Republicans Told To Cease Their Opposition Talk

Greek King To Make Return To Athens, Sept. !   Royalists In Athens Are Celebrating Victory In Plebiscite For King’s  Return

GREEK REPUBLICANS CONTINUE OPPOSITION   King George To Return To Athens September 14

PUBLICANS N GREECE ARE WARNED   Royalists Stage Demonstrations  Over Their Victory   By A. ANGELOPOLOUS INS Staff Correspondent

EXPLOSIONS IN EGYPT   Four British Soldiers and Sever Egyptians Killed

COSHOCTON FIRE DAMAGE $250,000   Hotel, Several Business Firms Are Burned Out-

EST SETON, WORLD FAMED AUTHOR, DIES   Authority-on: 1 Wild Life: and: In: \ _ dian Lore Succumbs at His * Home Near Santa Fe   HELPED FOUND BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT IN AMERICA

Russ Order New ) Dem 0 bili  tit : 1   Ernest Thompson Seton Dies. Wildlife Author

Indian Sailors Reported Read) To Quit Mutiny   British Troops Open Fire; U.S. Banks Attacked

“GET TOUGH" AT OAKLAND   Californian Granted Full Police and Fire Powers by City Council in General Strike Which Ties Up the City.

C.1.0. Jumps Into Oakla.. Strike Mess; Threatens To Cut Off All Utilities

Oakland Orders ‘Emergency’ In Generai Strike   Full Powers in Hands Of Mavor as Situation Grows Critical

MASS WALKOUT CONTINUES T6 CRIPPLE CITY   Mayor of Oakland irked and Council Asked to Take Iramediate Action   PUBLIC SUPPORT ASKED TO TERMINATE STRIKE

State of Emergency Declared as Result of Work Stoppage Tieing Up All Industry

Chief of Police Terms Violence ‘Out of Control   CIO Strikers Begin Mass Picketing to Prevent Return   RULLETIN

ClO Union Starts New Hostilities   Pickets Seek to Break U) Back-to-Work Move. ment—Began Apr. 30

ASK STATE AID IN STRIKE RIOT   Workers Try te Return at Allis-Chalmers Plant

NON-STRIKERS IN CLASH WITH AW MEMBERS   Police Chief Reporis Situation Is Out Of Control

Back-to-Work Move Halted   Pickets Fight Workers At Milwaukee Plant of Allis-Chalmers Co.

TOMO TRIAL COURT   26 Jap War Criminals Up Before Allied Justices In Tokvo

ARRAIGN 10J0. OTHERS TODAY   Far East Tribunal Convenes For Trial of 26 Alleged Jap War Criminals

Demand ‘Teeth’ In Disciplinary Army Directive   GOP. Senators Says Order eee, Solve” Problent, > Uplead: Backed -by Punitive Action

POLITICIANS ROW OVER VETS BONUS   DEMOCRATS DENY GOP CHARGES OF SABOTAGE SCHEME

PROGRESS LAGS IN CM DISPUTE   Company Stands Pat On Offer*fo Raise Pay 13'4 Cents

TORNADO HITS OKLAHOMA CITY   16 Injured as Storm De  stroys 30 Residences

Use Of Corn For Manufactured Foods Is Cut; Less Grains For Feed Ordered

Government Takes New Measures fo Conserve Al! Grain   Orders Curb for Use In Feeding Poultry, Livestock April Ist

Directed a“15.Per: Cent Cut In Use. of Corn For Manu factured -Foods..

It’s Blamed For Lots s OF 7 Things GROWING LENGTH OF EACH DAY LUNACY ATTRIBUTED TO MOON

Today’s Scores   Days Getting Longer; Moon Effects on Plants Kayoed

House Draft Plan Changes Accepted   Senators Agree to Prohibitions to Make Extension Possible

DEMANDS SENATE ACCEPT BAN OR LET LAW EXPIRE  TRUMAN PREPARES ORDER TO KEEP _—

Senators Give In on Draft    Truman to Order Extension if Work on Legislation Fails

SENATE GIVEN 1K FOR GURB ON INDUCTION   Leaders Accept Amendments Barring Fathers and *Teen-Agers.

Truman Will Give Emergency Order To Preserve Dralf   Senate Committee In Closed Session, Law Dies Midnight

Senate Accepts Restrictions  On Draft Law.   Truman Readies Execu tive Order For Extension Or WA eowavenn

GROUP AGREE TO CHANGE IN BILL BY HOUSE   House Members Write In Ban on Father, Teen Age Drafting as Time Nears

Draft Act’s fe Insured — By Senate Acceptance Of Some House Prohibitions

Senate May Take Draft Act Change   Hill Says Senate Heads Have Decided To Take Amended Act Rather Than Let Draft Die

Ready To Coneur © With House Changes   Member Says Differemces Can Be Settled Later— Accentance Vistion Authorized

Reach Decision After Two Hour Closed Session   Against Amendments But Move Made to Save Measure from Expiring

Senafe Heads Ready fo Ad   Will Accept House Prohibitions Against Drafting Fathers and Teen Agers   Don’t Like Amendments And Will Fight to Keep Them from Permanent Measure

Senate _ Agrees   ‘Willing to Accept . House Ban-On Teen-: Agers and Fathers to. Save Bill from Dving

PRESIDENT’S SET TO ACT ON DRAFT   Plan Will Die At Midnight If Congress Can’t Agree

Induction Ban Of Teen-Agers Dads Is Likely   Later Fight On Certain Points Is Promised

SENATE HAS BUT FEW HOURS LEFT TO EXTEND ACT   House Votes To Stop Induction Of Teen Agers And Fathers; Truman May Use Executive Order.

Leaders Say Draft Act To Continue   Senate to Accept Ban on Teen-Agers and Fathers; Truman Ready to Issue Emergency Order

SENATE WILL BE ASKED TO SAVE DRAFT   Leaders Accept House © Amendments Excluding Fathers and Teen-Agers

Exempts Fathers And ’Teen Agers   Acceptance Is Necessary To Keep Measure From Expiring At Midnight Tonight; Truman Prepares Emergency Action

Law Expires At Midnight, Lawmakers Find  Truman Edict Would   Truman Edict Would Preserve Machinery But Could Not Order Any New Inductions

Will Urge Senior Legislative Body To Agree to All Amendments So Selective Service Can Be Kept Alive

TRUMAN PLANS ORDER 10 HOLD SETUP INTACT   Upper House Speeds Action to Retain Service Measure

Acceptance Ui House Changes Is Expected   Committee Agrees To Amendments As Deadline Nears

—VEAPLINE —  Act Would Preserve Machinery   Senate Has Until Midnight to Voie _On Extension

Draft Board, Others Await Next Action   Selective Service May  Be Kept by President's Emergency Order—Set To End at Midnight

Senate to Accept Draft Conditions   Will Let Fathers and Teer Agers Be Exempt to Save. ice Law   EXPIRES AT MIDNIGHT   House Is Insisting on the Amendmentstto Stopgap  Legislation

Leaders Accept Revised  Version   Truman May Issue Emergency Order For Machinery

Truman To Keep Draft Machinery By His Order  Senate-House Clash Expected To Delay  mecnoae BY FYHITATION

Will Accept Draft Bans   Expect Senate to Accept House View Rather Than Let Bil) Die

Leaders Will Actto . Save Setup   Fathers and Teen Agers Face no Service Under Pending Bill

Will Accept Two Changes to Keep Measure in Force   House Puts Ban on Drafting Fathers, Teen-Agers; Law Expires at Midnight

SENATE CONSIDERING PASSING BILL WITH. BANS TO SAVE LAW  HOUSE OUTLAWS TEEN INDUCTION, FATHERS’ CALL: DEADLINE NEAR

TO ACT IF DRAFT LAW EXPIRES   Selective Service To Be Preserved By President

Hill Says It Will Be Voted Rather Than Allow Law To Die  . 2 Prone ae Te      Permanent Act To Come Later   Chairman Thomas Author. ized To Submit House Measure To Senate

Congress Rushes ToBeat Deadline On Drait Statute   House Amendments Accepted, Although  Solons Disapprove

Truman Read) to Move in Draft Crisis   fimergeacy Order to Be issued In Case

House Losses Draft Measure Back To Senat   Insists Teen-Agers And Fathers Be Exempted; Must Act In 12 Hours

TRUMAN WILL EXTEND IT UF SOLONS DONT   Presidential Secretary Says Emergency Order Preserving Machinery of Draft Will Prevent i:xpiration Today,

Senate To 0. K. House Amendments   Will Accept Ban On Induction Of ’Teen-Agers And Fathers Rather Than See System Collapse.

Senate Leaders Yield To Ban on Inductions   § Decide to Accept House Prohibition Against . Calling: ’Teen-Agers and Fathers for 45 Days Rather Than: Let Draft: Law Die at Midnight

Senate -Leaders iAccept Limits On Draft Act      Agree to Exempt Teen Agers and Fathers Rather Than Let Measure Expire

‘Senate May Agree To Ban Draft Of Dads, Teen- Agers   Ready To Accept House Version In Order To Prevent Draft . Act Expiraition at Midnisht.

Amendment Laden Law Is Accepted  By Military Group   Still Dissatisfied With Prohibitions Against Drafting  Eanekwwse *Tecx Awe

ORIGINAL BILI WILL EXPIRE TONIGHT   Upper Chamber To Accept House Prohibitions   PRESIDENT   Prepares Emergency Move To Retain Selective Service Machinery

Fathers, Teen Agers Not To  Face Induction   Permanent Provisions of Bill to Be Fought Out Later in Congress

Decide To Accept House Measure to Avert Law’s Death      Selective Service Act Due To Die at Midnight,  Unless—

Chinese Red Uprising in City Feared   Whether Russians Will Quit All Manchuria Does Not Appear

Manchurian City Left  In Flames   Cornnranist Uprising Feared As Reds Make First Evacuation

MUKDEN TENSE: RUSSIANS GONE   Uprising Of Communists Feared In Sprawling City OF 2,000,000

Fires Rage in City Area Fear Communist Uprising in Manchuria as Red Troops Go

Situation Is Rage In City Tense, Fires   Chinese Wait To See If Withdrawal From Manchuria Is General.   NOT TOO OPTIMISTIC

MANCHURIAN METROPOLIS '§ CLEARED   Chinese Again in Control After Over 14 Years

Fires Blaze In Evacuated City Of Manchuria      Communist. Uprising Feare ed, Chinese Central News Agency Reporis Through Shanghai   ChineseRedsActive Jn MukdenSuburbs   Russians Turn Over-Gurtlson Duties to Chinéses No Indication Soviet  e2.__. ay Be x ct aS EST All Manchuria

Forces Are Active in Mudken Suburbs:  Uprising Is Feared   Manchuria’s Largest City Is Again in Chinese Hands but Fires of Undetermined Origin Are Raging

CHINESE REDS ACTIVE; FIRES ANGE IN CITY   Russ Troops Move to Capital ‘of Manchuria’ and : Port Arthur. -

MUKDEN IS FREE OF SOVIETS BUT NOT ITS MISERY   Russlon Troops Gone — Fires Beaak Out ~— Communist Revolt Now Faeated

Russians Pull Out Of Mukden  Fires Of Unknown Origin Rage in City

Red Army Withdrawn At Mukden   Situation, However, Tense: Fires Rage And Communist Uprising Feared

Russians Out of  Mukden   Situation Is Tense, Fires Of Undetermined  Origin Are Raging

Chinese Reds’ Activity Arouses  Fear of Uprising  14,000 Chiang Troops in City; — Fires Reported   Chinese Garrison

acd Troops Leave Mukden it Communist Uprising ~ared as Tension Grows   Mysterious Fires Rage in Manchurian City; American Commander Cia?ms Responsibilits In That Area as Jap Repatriation Issue Rises

UPRISING FEARED OF CHINESE REDS; SITUATION TENSE   Communists Reported Active in Suburbs cf Sprawling Metropolis—Strength in Dianht.   TFRAENLOADS OF SOVIETS ARRIVE IN CHANGCHUN   Central Government Officials Doubt Stalin’s Men Plan General Withdrawal From Manchuria.

Russian Forces Quit Mukden; Revolt Feared   Alleged Chinese Communists Active in Suburbs With Fires of Undetermined Origin Raging; Official Says World Opinion Prompted Exodus

RED UPRISING FEARED; FIRES SWEEPING CITY   Chinese Communists Active in Suburbs; Soviets Go North

Situation Tense Tn Mukden; All Troops Withdraw   News Agency Report Indicates City Is In Danger Of Raid  By Communists

Soviet Troops Pull Out Of Mukden   Communist Uprising Feared as Fires Rage Through City

Soviet Troops Leave Mukden   Situation Is Tense As Uorisine Pesred

Red Attempt To Take Over Control Seen   14,000 Central Army Troops On Hand, But Size Of Communist Force Is Unknown

Vindicator Is Asked to Help in  Search for Oldest Doe in Americe

SAYS HITLER ABNORMAL’ AFTER 1940   Mentality Changed After Conquest Of France’

FALL OF FRANCE ‘CHANGED’ HITLER   LUFTWAFFE CHIEF AT MILITARY TRIAL ‘AFRAID’ TO TALK

RUSSIAN RESEARCH IN GERMANY SEEN   British Newspaper Makes Charaes of Atom Wark

Farmers Out To Beat OPA Curbs Due This Week   Unloading Now To Result In Beef, Pork Shortage By October, Beljef

STOCK HURRIED TO MARKETS IN RACE WITH OPA   Farmers Rush To Sell Before Restoration Of Lids Thursday

RUSH TO BEAT OPA CEILINGS   Farmers Jam Stockyards With Cattle, Hogs to ‘Cash in’; Prices Start Falling.

Farmers Act ToBeatOPA Restoration  Of Ceilings   Shipments in Midwest Unprecedented; Slap Top Price Rules on  Meat Again Thursday

vestock Prices Drop  Producers Rush to        pac  cat OPA’s Deadlines  8        Farmers Flood Midwest Markets With Underfed Hogs, Cattle; High Totals Cause Shortage Prediction

Farmers Race Against OPA Meat Control   Livestock Flooding Midwest Markets; 3hortages Loom

Throngs Mourn as Body of Cardinal Is Borne Thru Dublin   Sealed Coffin of Archbishop to Be Flown To St. Louis for Rites

BEGIN RITES FOR CARDINAL   Body of Prelate Will Be Brought to U. S. After Rites in Dublin

FARMERS HALT MILK SHIPMENTS   ‘Strike Against Continuation Of OPA Controls

FARMERS STRIKE AGAINST OPA   Producers Agree To Withhold Milk From Cleveland Area Markets

LEWIS AND COAL OPERATORS MEET   MINES ADMINISTRATION MAKES SUGGESTIONS FOR NEW CONTRACT,

NAVY TRYING TO RETURN MINES TO OPERATORS   Lewis Makes No New Demands On Owners At  Ceebiccnns.   18-MONTH CONTRACT FAVORED BY MOREELL

Government Desires To Relinguish Mines      Proposals for New Contract Handed to John L. Lewis

New Contract Submitted To  John L. Lewis   Tf He and the Mine Gperators Agree, Goyernment Will Restore Coal Alines to Their Owners

RENEW TALKS ON MINE PACT   Suggestions For Contract Made by Government To Lewis, Operators

UU. S. Gives UMW, Mine Owners Set Of Pact Plans To Try On For Size

Coal Operators, Lewis To Study New Contract; Will Meet Again Friday   Admiral Moreell Anxious To Get His Staff Or Navy Jobs Again; Operators Begin Conference On Proposals

U.S. Seeks to Get Coal Mines: ~~ Off Its Hands   Hand Proposals for New _ Contract to Lewis, > Mine Overutors

Lewis, Operators Given Proposals For Coal Contract  Mines to Be Returhec if Agreement Is Reached

AFL EXECUTIVE FEARS STRIKES   William Green Warns Work Stoppages To Occur if OPA Not Extended

Green Predicts Rising Unrest, Strikes Unless OPA. Law Is Revived

GREEN SEES WAVE OF STRIKES AHEAD   A, F. of L. Head Predicts Fresh Qutbreak of Work Stoppages If OPA Ya Not Revived.

Youth, 15, Admits Strangling Girl      “She Was Always Calling Me A Liar,” Police Told;  Reads Comic Books

Veterans Raise College Ranks To New Peak   Nearly 800,000 exservice men are enrolled in institutions of higher learning.

VETS SEND COLLEGES TO NEW PEAK   Students Are At an All-Time High Number 

VETERANS CROAD U.S. SCHOOLS UNDER Gt BILL OF RIGHTS  National Enrollment Swells To Huge Proportions

JAPAN WAR TRIALS APPROACH CLIMAX   Strong Case Against Tojo Seen Allied Aim

No Agreement Near in Hard Coal Talks   100°% Effective Strike Deprives U. S. Winter Fuel Stockpile of 210,000 Tons Daily

HARD COAL STRIKE PEACE TALKS FAIL   THREE-HOUR CONFERENCE HELD WITHOUT AGREEMENT ON SINGLE POINT.

Anthracite Coal Negotiators Fail To Reach Accord   Subcommittees Discus: Wages and Health and Welfare Program

Hard Coal Talks Make No Progress   Session Stalemated On First Day Of Strike By 75.000

73,000 Men Are Idle in Anthracite — Coal Strike   Sub-Committees Fail. To Produce Any Agreemenis In Negotiations

NEGOTIATIONS FAIL IN HARD COAL DISPUTE   Parley Is Is Deadlocked As 75,000 Miners Leave Pits

Parleys Again Fail on Hard Coal Stoppage   Subcommittees to Meet Again Today; Strike Continues

No Conclusion Reached  in Weave Talks   Anthracite Mine Strike Is Said Effective

75.000 Hard Coal Miners Still Out   First Day of Strike  Sees No Agreement

No Agreement Is Reached Af Coal Meeting   Anthracite Operators and Union Fail to Agree on Contract Terms

Three power action plan Is accepted  Britain. France okay Spain setup

AGREEMENT REACHED  ON SPANISH POLICY   France and Great Britain Reported in Accord With United States Proposals,

‘Stevenson’ s And Moody's. Names In Race Texas’ Politics Boil Over Connally's Post

Rolling Hills Approaching Batangas are Cut By Many Streams and Gorges

Solicitor Says Council Can’t Empower Pastors To Form Vice Patrol

Full Labor Tieup Seen In Threats:  Seamen Mav Asi   Seamen May Ask Svmpathv Ficht

Strike-Spread Chaos Mounts   Tugboat Crews Quit; Government Stymied

Seamen Defy U.S. to Move . - Tied Up Ships   All Unions Will Be Asked Yo Walk Oui if Armed Forees Are teed

UNION OFFICIAL WARS AGAINST MOVING SHIPS   AFL and CIO Leaders Have No Comment On Proposal

All Labor May Be Called Upon To Join Idlers  Threat ‘Is Without Endorsement OF AF

Strike Spread Threatened By  Seamen Union   Suggest They May Ask Organized Labor To Join  In Shipping Shutdown, FOOTBALL CLINIO

Hint General   abor Walkout   Maritime Spokesman May Ask All Organized Workers to Quit

OPA SUPPORTERS ALL BUT CONCEDE NO-MEAT CEILING   SENATE MAJORITY APPEARS TO FAVOR WHERRY AMENDMENT

Objectors to OPA to Keep Meat Free   Senate Not Likely To Approve Control In Revised Measure

Senate Urged to Let OPA ‘Sleep Awhile’   Senate Appears Certain to Turn Down New Controls on Meat Prices As First Test Nears On Compromise Bill: Wiley Appeals For Delay

BARKLEY TRIES FOR TEST VOTE ON ISSUE TODAY   Administration Chiet Fears Passage Might Open Way For Host Of Changes

Let OPA Sleep Wiley Asks as Test Is Sought   Meat, Poultry May Be Dropped From Controls

Asks Solons to Let OPA ‘Sleep’ A While Longer  Proposal Offered Ru Sanntar Wiley

Senate Likely To Reject Any Control On Meat, OPA Backers Concede

Meat Likely To Be Voted Control Free   Amendment Of Wherry Called Key To Issue

Expect Senate To Keep Meat Free of OPA   Test Vote Sometime Tonight Expected on Amendment to Exempt Meat from Controls

EXPECT VOTE BY TONIGHT IN SENATE   Concede Opponents Of New 0.P.A. Enough Votes   Feel Truman May Veto Any Non-Meat Ceiling Bill; Barkley Comments

Senator Wiley Calls Upon Colleagues To Let Extender Sleep On   (sive Business (hance. He Says   Meat Expected To Be Free From Controls Under Any Act Passed

A Scheme To Let OPA Sleep A Bit   Would Give Free  Enterprise Chance To Show Integrity Without Controls

Non-Control Of Meat Now  Seems Certain   Republicans Likely To Push Across Exemptions

Sen. Wherry's Amendment Toa Provide Test   Murdock Says OPA Opponents Have Votes To Decontrol Meat, Poultry

OPA Supporters Losing Hope of Warding Off ~ Amendment to Exempt _ Meat and Poultry Pro~ ducts; Barkley Attacks Exemption.

Congress Urged To ‘Let OPA Sleep a While’   Sen. Wiley Wants to Give Free Enterprise a  Chance

Price Of Meaf Will Be Exempt   Modified OPA Bill Taking Final Form

OPA Supporters See Defeat On Meat Controls   SENATORS TO OPPOSE ANY RESTRICTION ON ITEMS

NO HOPE FOR MEAT CONTROLS   First OPA Test In Senate Is Due Tonight

OPA Supporters Believe Senate Will Keep Meat Off Price Controls Bill

Asks That Free Enterprise Be  Given Fair Trial   Barkley Drives Toward Test Vote by Night On Meat-Poultry Amendment

Vote Today On Wherry Amendment  Tells Story   Barkley Criticizes ‘Guinea Pig? Move;  Bill's Veto Feared

Senate Likely To Reject New Meat Ceilings   Nears First Test On CPA Compromise Move

Would Let. OPA Sleep A While   Sen. Wiley Asks Free. Enterprise Get Chance To Prove Itself; Taft Backs Rent Control

OPPONENTS MAY KEEP MEAT OFF GONTROL-LIST.   -Expect To Come To Test On The ‘Issue In Senate Later Today’: -

Let OPA Sleep A While Longer, Sen. Wiley Urge:   Claims Industries, Purchasers Using ‘Admirable Restraint’ See Meat Exemption

SENATE LIKELY TO KEEP MEAT CONTROL FREE   Considers Keeping Major Foods Off Ceiling List as Main Amendment

Senate Supporter: Ot OPA Measure Ready To Admit Wherry's Victory In Plan To Keep Meats Off Price List; Barkley Drives for Vote

Expect Senate Will Keep Meat Free of Control   : Would Leave Product Free to Find Level ~ tinder Competition *

Solons Asked To Let Agency Sleep   Barkley Says First Test Vote Is Due This Evening

Meat Expected To Stay Clear Of Controls   Test In Senate Due Tonight With Outcome Doubtful

MEAT WILL BE OMITTED FROM PRICE CONTRO   Strong Backing Obtained by Senator To Keep Steaks From OPA Rule

Barkley Seeking Decision  Tonight   OPA’s Supporters Expecting Meat To Be Exempt

—PRICE C ON: TROLSBarkley To Press For  Karly Vote  Wibexry’s s } Eenpowel  rr Tl _L , eee

WHERRY RIDER TEST VOTE DUE THIS EVENING   OPA Supporters Almost Concede Meat And Poultry Will a Out Of New  ill.

OPA Foes Push Meat Decontrol   Express Confidence Senate Will Vote To Lift Ceiling

UPA GILL MAY DOP CUD ON MEAT PRIGES   Barkley Pushes Senate Voie en an Amendment by Wherry.

May Keep Meat Free Of Controls   Barkley Drives Today Test Vote Sometime Tonight

Senate Expected To Reject Ceiling On Meat Prices   First Test On Reestab lishing Price Controls  Due Tonight

Senate Expects to Vote No Meat Price Control   Senator Barkley Will Call Tonight for Test  on Wherry Amendment; Murdock Says Cattle Democrats May Balk.

Barkley Calls Meat-Poultry Exempéjon Key Issue Of New Ceilings Move  SEEKS VOTE TONIGHT  Wherry Hopes for Approva Of Amendment as Blow At Black Markets   Barkley Won't Predict

Democratic Leader Barkley Driving for Test Vote Tonight on Wherry Amendment.     ae ee ae” a a   PASSAGE MAY LEAD TO OTHER EXEMPTIONS

OPA Supporters All But Concede - Reiection Today   See Wherry Proposal Key Issue In Push To Keep Major Food» Off Lists

New Meat Ceilings Face Rejection in Senate During Day   OPA Supporters All But Concede Controls on Meat Are Doomed

Wiley Urges Chance Free Enterprise   Wherry Amendment For Decontrol Of Meat Prices Heads For Test. s

Meat Control Key Issue in  OPA Debate   Senator Wiley Proposes Letting Program Sleep; Showdown Vote Near on Wherry’s Amendment

Meat Control Chance Regarded as Weaker  Barkley Drives for Vote Tonight On Wherrv OPA Bill Amendment

Barkley Pushing Chamber To Vote On Controversial Wherry Proposal

NO OPA CONTROL FOR MEAT SEEN   Barkley Drives Toward Test On Senator Wherry’s Amandment

SE ne eee oe acapeeinmeennmemementianleniedl a i Arcee ge A el, I mT  POLICE PATROL TWO STORES IN OAKLAND

Bishop Wroth Dies After Heart Attack   Episcopal Clergyman Stricken as He Plays Tennis in Erie; Last Rites to Be Tuesday

Ri. Rev. Wroth, Episcopal Bishop.  Dies In Erie   Heart Attack, Suffered While Playing Tennis, Fatal To Clergymain

Soviet Envoy Threatens To Walk Out  i  leaa Mav Sabmi      lran May Submit Complaint As Scheduled

RUSSIA SEEKS TO BLOCK IRAN STATEMENT   Council Almost Disrupted by Position Taken by Gromyko

ALA WOULD BE PERMITTED It PRESENT “LIMITED STATEMENT” ON COUNTRY’S GRIEVANCES

TERMS OF DEAL ARE SOUGHT AS SOVIETS LEAVE   Moscow, Tehran Issue Statements After Negotiations

Red Troops Leaving Iran; — Byrnes Urges Nations to Settle Disputes Privately

Red Army W ithdraws From Iran   World Speenlates On Concessions Which Tehran Must Have Made

* “0d Wonders On Concessions Given Russia  By ranian Govt.   Red Army Troops Are Withdrawing from All Qaetinne af Tran

Red Army Withdrawing From Iran   Evacuation Will Take About Six Weeks. Report

GOVERNMENT CONCESSIONS BELIEVED MADE   Observers Expect Nation Acceded to Demands for Oil, Political Autonomy

WORLD PONDERS PRICE REDS PUT ON IRAN PEACE      Political And Oil Treaties Believed Acquired By Soviet Negotiations

Settlement Basis Is Not Announced   Will Take Five Weeks for Evacuation, Says Iran  Statement

‘FAR OL ERANTED   Autonomy of Azerbaijan Province May. Also Be Part. of Accord

Russians Withdraw Red Army FromIran   Withdrawal Will Be Completed Within 5 Weeks, Reds Say

Soviets Withdraw While World Speculates On Concessions Made   Iranian Oil Supply Believed Involved   Paper Thinks Iranians Agree To Soviet Demand For Autonomy

World Speculates on What Price Iran Paid as Russia Withdraws From Territory

RED TROOPS DEPARTING FROMIRAN   Details of Agreement Are  Still Unknown

Russian Move Prompts Query on Concessions   Withdrawal Seen Ended in 5 Weeks; London Still Cautious

Byrnes Would Settle Rows (Outside Council   Tells Delegates No One Has Right To Take: Law Into Own Hands 

FABER EDITOR OF LEGIONAIRE   Public Relations Head  for Iowa Department

Caustic Message Sent To Congress Along With Veto   President's Action Comes As Surprise—Congress Leaders Urged Approval Of Bill   FATE OF 0 P.A IS UP TO CONGRESS

Truman Vetoes  OPA Measnre   Federal Agency Dies Sunday Midnight Unless Congress Acts; Price Stabilizer Bowles Resigns

CAR PRODUCTION INQUIRY URGED   WALTER REUTHER DEMANDS   ‘MEAD SENATE GROUP  PROBE LOW OUTPUT.

Byrnes Believed Ready Kor Showdown On Peace   Definite Date For Assembling Full-Dress Conference And Italian Reparations Only Major Problems Remaining Before Big Four Foreign Ministers

U.d. DELEGATE DOESN'T LIKE HED ATTITUDE   Says Tactics on Conference Date Like Holding Pistol] at Head.

Jester Majority Mounts As Runoff Race Nears According To Texas Poll

The Texas Poll  Jester Has 25 Per Cent Lead In Runoff Race for Governo:

THE TEXAS POLL  Belden Poll Shows Jester. Holding Marain Over Rainey

State Pays Tribute To Chief Executive ~  Gov. Bailey Buried In Meridian

BREAD RATIONING  STIL POSSIBILITY   wry Hot’ Mimeat--Outy” WE -strictions Down to Cus: tomer Given Thought

AWAIT NEW HARVEST  Food Chiefs Hope: to: ‘Avoid - Rationing Bread Supplies

OFFICIALS SEEK TO ALLAY FEAR on SOVIET AIMS   Truman Leads in Effort to Play Down Seriousness of International Tension

U.§, OFFICIALS SEEK 10 ALLAY ALAKMIST REPORTS THAT THIRD WORLD WAR IN IMMEDIATE OFFING

RUTH SCHOLLE AND CLIFFORD COPPINGER WED   Double Ring Ceremony Took Place Sunday Affernooa at 4230 O'Clock

COKE HAS NO COMMENT, PAINTER HUNTING Rainey to Head Stephens College; Ex-TU President Was Storm Center

Dr. H.-P. Prainey To Become Head o Stephens College   Man Oustec as Texas U. President Will Succeed Wood

REPORT DONAHEY ‘SINKING SLOWLY   Former Governor Given Transfusion by Son-in-Law

Gives Her Giit To The Orphans   Mrs. Nimitz, Wife~Of Admiral, Spurns  Beara tat

CHIANG'S TROOPS REPORTED DRIVING TOWARD DAIREN   Seek to Cut Supply Line for Communist Forces in . Manchuria

Chiang Troops Move on Dairen   Seekto CutLine of Supply of Communist -Manchuria Armies

Chinese Moving On Port Dairen   Aim To Cut Off Supply Source of Communists

Gunman Kidnaps, Robs Earl Carroll   Girl Show Impresario Robber Suspect Jailed

Earl Carroll's Kidnaper Held   Frees Showman After Snatch in Hollywood

BRICKER BOWS OUT   Gives Taft Clear Field in Bid for Ohio G. O. P. Support

BRICKER AND TAFT TO HAVE MEETING SOON   Iwo Ohio EKepublicans Intend Te Decide Which Will Aspire For Presidency

NOMINATION hs MAY ECIDE WHICH   Beth Taft and Brieker Seeking Support in Ohio

Report Bricker Will Support Senator Taft   Former Governor Will Not Seek Nomination, Newspaner Snuc

TAFT OR BRICKER TO STEP ASIDE IN 1948 Gi. 0, P. RACE   ‘Two Will Decide At Early  Conference Which Shall Bid for Support of Ohio Delegation.   TAFT HOPES TO HEAD SENATE LABOR GROUP   Reed of Kansas to Bid for Chairmanship of Powerful New Commerce Committee.

Bricker Will Support Taft For President   Columbus Dispatch Says He Will Not Be 1948 Candidate

Taft-Bricker _ Parley Planned   Ohio's Support in Race Is Prime Issue

—~GOP.1948— Will Decide On ‘Favorite Son’ Status  Decision Due On Presidential Racca

Bricker, Taft To Talk It Over   Columbus Paper Says Former Governor To Step Aside

Bricker and Taft ‘to Hold Meeting  Presidential Race ' Will Be Discussed

Taft, Bricker Set Presidential Talk   Senator Reveals Plan to Settle Issue of Bid for Ohio Support

Taft And Bricker To Decide Which Will Run In 1948 Meeting- May Be Held    January; Taft Seeks ~ Lahar fammittiee Pact

Tal Bricker To Decide Soon Who Will Run   air Point Toward January Decision On Support of Ohioans

TAFT, BRICKER PLAN MEETING   Will Decide Soon Which Is To Step Out Of Other’s Way

Taft And Bricker Due For © January Showdown On Which Will Bid For Ohio's Support   Potential Republican Presidential Candidates To Work Out Aqreement

TAFT AND BRICKER TO CONTEST OVER FAVORITE SON TAG   Ohio's Two Potential Republican Presidential Candidates Nearing Decision

Taft, Brickey Point Toward  A Showdown   To Decide Soon Who Will Seek ‘Favorite Son’ Support in Ohio

Taft, Bricker Go Info Huddle   Both Want To Be Ohio Favorite Son

Battle Over Ohio Support Is Avoided   Rivals Settle Issue of State's “Eavorite Son”

Bricker Or Taff May Seek '48 Nomination      Qhio Native Sons Plan Conference on Presidential Race

‘Bricker Not In Race for Presidency’  . To Support Taft ~ Says Ohio Pape  

BRICKER, TAFT PLAN PACT ON FAVORITE SON   Buckeye Senators May Reach Agreement in January on Issue

Taft, Bricker Seek To Settle Who Will Run  Each Would Like   Each Would Like To Be Candidate As Favorite Son

Taft and Bricker . To Work Out Plan For Ohio Selection   two Potential’ Candidate: for Presidency Will Confer -on.. What Ix to:Be Done

Taft, Bricker Seek Decision on GOP For Ohio Support   Discussion Is Slated In Near Future by Ohicans

Filipino Women Kidnaped by  Guerrilla Group  Second Bloody Clast Between Huks and Raliea te Ranartad

TWENTY FILIPINO WOMEN KADBAPED 'FROM SMAMIETOWN   Guerrilla Organization < Given Blame for Mass Abduction; Riot Aftermath

KIDNAP 25 WOMEN   Peasant Irregulars on Luzon Make Raid; Fighting  Goes On

Filipino Women Kidnaped by  Guerrilla Group  Second Bloody Clash Between Huks and

MESSAGES SAID HELD UP  High Washington Leaders Blamed For Pacific Blow

Undersea Blast To Be Wednesday At 3:35 p.m. (CST   Huge Cavity in Lagoon Fxpected As Million Tons of Water Thrust Upward

THE FIFTH ATOMIC BOMB EXPLOSION MAY BE THURSDAY   Will Be Held at 8:35 A. M. Unless There Are Last Minute Changes.   THIS IS BIKINI TIME   That Will Be 3:35 P. M. CST: the Forecast Is For Good Weather.

Atomic Bomh Explosion on Wednesda Vv   Seventy-five Ships Are All Ready  In Bikini Lagoon

CHARGES OF CRUM FALSE, SAYS ACHESON   Latter Denles State Department Officials Are Frustrating U. 8. Policy in Palestine.

Mexico Emerges As Top Nation In World Peace   Camacho Sees Nation As Leader ’

BN eate ead we  CIO Units ‘Aid Guild Strikers. Block Paper’s Distribution .

Michigan Boy Stabs Brothe:   Lad, 15, Slays Younger Brother, 13, . ‘Because He'd Feel Better’

Patrolmen Watch For More Rioting   All Vehicles Entering Columbia. Checked;  Quiet Now Prevails

Tense Quiet Prevails After Race Violence   68 Negroes and 2 Whites Arrested; One Negro Reported Killed.

Tense Quiet Follows  Disorders  Columbia, Tenn., Datrenllad tra   Columbia, Tenn. Patrolled to Keep the Peace

Weapons Confiscated, ‘Streets Patrolled After  Rioting in Tennessee

Tense Quiet At Columbia   State Guard Continue Patrol to Prevent  New Racial Outbreak

ATOMIC BLAST TARGET SHIPS CHECKED OVE   NAGATO IS DOOMED, PERILOUS BIKINI RIDE REVEALS

Quick, Perilous Ride (Taken Through A-Bomb Target Fleet   Top Navy Officers Directing Test Are Exposed to Radioactive Waves While Assessing Damnace

DAMAGE HEAVY IN ATOM TEST  Jap Warship Also Damaged In Blast, Trip Into Area Shows

SURVEY TOLL IN BOMB TEST   High Command Reveals Jap Battleship May Soon Be Added to List

Blandy, Staft Venture Inside Bikini Lagoon   Radicactive Area Invaded: Jap Battleship Nagato Found Slawly Sinkine

Another Battleship Sinking Of Bikin'   Nagato May Soon be Victim of Underwater Atom Blast

LABOR TRUST LAWS URGED   Investigators Rap Govern. ment Anti-Trust Activities

Trust-Busting Held Failure     House Committee Urges Unions  Be Subject To Anti-Trust Laws

Government's Trust-Busting Program Is Flop, Monopoly Committee Says

Ant i-Trust Law ~ Is Called Weak   Would Subject Unions Te New Act

Law Covering Unions Urged In Report   Stronger Action to End Concentration of Power Demanded

House Committee Plans Tightening Of Anti-Trust Laws   These Will Include Also Those in Which Labor Has Been Favored

Trust-Busting  Held Failure   Report Suggests Unions Roe Macad Findor L-awa....

UFFIGERG ARE Ao GUILTY Ab MEN, CHARGI   Judge Advocate Raises Issue as Staff Sergeant Is Sentenced.

G.I. Trial  Rapped by Advocate   Conviction of Sergeani Turns Searchlight on Lichfield Affairs.

Meat Ceilings on Until November   Decontrol Board Will Act Prompth When Appeal Comes

EXPECT PRICE CEILINGS . TO STAY   Western Cattlemen Claim Scarcity To Continue   REDUCED RATE   Of Meat For Armed Forces Announced; Outlook Appears Gloomy

Chairman of Price Decontrol Board Sees Meat Supply Skimpy for Some Time

T..t.T3 Ww URS LAC CAL  CeilingsWill Be Or Until November   Decontrol Board Will Act Promptly on Appeal; No Improvement in Sight

Meat Situation Beyond Reach  Decontrollers      Chairman Thompson Say: His Board Will Act Proniptly Lf tt Gets Official Appeal

Decontrol Head Sees No Relief  Says Board Will ‘hat Whaone AclLa-

OFFICIAL FEARS MEAT SCARCITY FOR SOME TIME   Board Head Doesn’t Expect Appeal For Removal Of Ceilings At Present

Many Explanations Offe pred 'Kilroy May Remain Mystery v of / Year as 1946 Comes to an End

Peace Parley © Sessions Secret   Meeting Opens May’ 2 In Luxembourg Palace

Col. Philli ps As Witness Backs Short   Chief Of Staff At Pearl Harbor Says No Warning Was Received

Planes At Pearl Harbor Used In T raining Work   Commander Never Instettcted To Change From Air ‘Training To Scouting Patrols Prior To Attack; Witness Says ‘Winds’ Message Not Authentic

FOR TRAINING, OFFICER SAYS   Short’s Aide Backs Chief’s Testimony At Inquiry

POWERS FAIL TO MAKE DEAL IN UNO CRISIS   Special Committéa Gives Up After Hour and Half; One Way Out Seen.

Deadlock Is Feared By Leaders   Soviet And U. S. Representatives Hold Meeting

Compromise Is Being Studied By Committee   No Decision Has Been Reached, Spokesman Says

REDS THREATEN TO WALKOUT I ACTION'S TAKEN   iran Stands Fast In Appeal For Speedy Hearing Of Evacuation Battle

U. S. and Russia Fail to Reach Agreement Or Find Compromise in Iranian Issues

UNO Seeks Compromise Agreement   But Subcommittee Adjourns Without Reaching Decision; Fear a Soviet Balk

No Formula Is Found for  Compromise   Subcommittee Meets Prior To Gathering of Main Council but Is Unable To Reach Agreement

Russia Insists On April 10  Hearing Date   Gromyko Threatens te Boycott Any Hearing Held Before Russia  Is Ready to Talk

U.S.-Red Deadlock Looms Over UNO  Hearing For Iran   Committee Works On Compromise Formula

Deadlock Over Tranian Issue  Looms In UNO   Sovict Delegate May Boycot Couneil Meeting Today (f{ Tran Is Granted Uearine

Solution Lacking At Close Of Talk   Byrnes Is Silent; First Meeting  Is Failure 

AWAITS REPORT ON PROCEDURE BY SUB-GROUP   Bussia Threatens Walkout if Iran Situation ts Considered before Apr. 10

Reds Moving Out Forces From Kazvin,  Iran Area   Existance Of Secret Agreement Is Denied

ACCEPTABLE COMPROMISE IS SOUGHT BY SUB-COMMITTEE AT ATLANTIC CITY MEETING

  Leaders Meet To Work Out  N ew Solution   'ry To Reach Decision For Report To UNO Council This Afternoon

U. S. And Russia May Deadlock Over Hearing   Byrnes, Gromyko And Bonnet Seek Decision In Time For Report To Council At 3 P. M.

No Accord Is Reached, UNO  Group Avers   \Compromise in Jranian Issue Still Sought After Sub-Committee Meets Hour and Half; Final Decision May Come Late Today on Whether To Probe into Soviets’ Action.

U.S. Worried About Iran Deadlock   Sub-Committee At UNO Meeting Makes Strong Efforts To Effect Compromise

Group Named To Find Some Solution, Adjourns With out Decision After One and Half Hours.   UNO OFFICIALS IN FURTHER MEETINGS

Soviet Boycott Threat Unsolved   U. S. Officials Ready to Accept Proposal That Ala Tell Government's View on Delay

Compromise Being Sought By Sub-Group   American Officials Show Concern Over Present Situation

IRAN DEMANDS IMMEDIATE HEARING   Soviets Insist On Postponement Until April   GROMYKO   Declares He Cannot Attend Sessions Until Then; Meet Today

‘Reds Want Case Off Till April   Compromise Plan Being Considered by Group on Subcommittee in Meeting Today   Want to Hear Ala   Russia Stubborn About Keeping Iranian From Testifving

NO AGREEMENT ON DATE FOR IRANIAN CASE   Sub-Committee Unable To Break Impasse Caused By Russian Threat

Fail to Agree During Morning; Talks Continue   Believe Russia Will be Out-voted If She Insists on Delaying Discussion   Miicht Walk Out

Iran Demands Early Hearing Before UNO   Stands Firm on Request There Be No Delay

No Agreement O; Iranian Formula   Byrnes, Gromyko, Bonnet Fail to Reach Compromise In First Meeting; Gromyko May Boycott UN Council

U.S.-Soviet Deadlock On Iran Feared   UNO Council Subcom. mittee ‘Seeks Compromise Formula.

Russian Delegates Threaten to Leave Security Meetings   Iran Stands Firm for Presentation of lts Case to Council

The UNO Security Council's Sub-committee Named to Find Compromise Formula, Adjourned.   NO STATEMENT FROM SECRETARY BYRNES   Porter McKeever, Press At tache of American Delegation Said No Agreement Wad Been Reached.

4 Year Mystexy Still Unsolved   Top Army Secref Weapon Man Escaped

MOTHER CABRINI. NEARS SAINTHOOD   Pope Places Her Name Be. fore: Sacred -Colleae

Pope Moves To Support Archbishop   Yugceslavs Face Excommun ication For Part in Tri al of Stepinac

VATICAN ATTACKS STEPINAC ACTION   Excommunicates All Persons Having Anything to Do With Trial and Prosecution.

Long Recess Of Court Is Unexplained   Conferences Bring  Speculation of Coal Strike End

COURT DELAYS EDICT PENDING LEGAL PARLEYS   Goldsborough Holds Talks With Both Sides Before Revealing Decision

Judge Goldsborough Adjourns Court Suddenly until 3 p. m. After Conferences with Lawyers

Washington, Dec. 4—(AP)—The United Mine Workers Union was fined $3,500,000 and John L. Lewis was fined $10,000 today  for contempt of court in the soft coal strike.

Court Recess Hints Strike End Being Sought   President Promises Strong Congress Message TC A SS  Labor Law Changes Said On Truman Agenda

Federal Lawyer Hints Effort to End Walkout   “Government and Lewis Counsel “ Refuse to. Comment After . Two-Hour ‘Round of Talks

Study Plan to Get Miners Back on Job   No Reason Given For Delay; Lewis Likely To Appeal Decision

Conference Of Lawyers Delay Court   Goldsborough Recesses Court Until 3 P. M. io Great Surprise of Spectators   Bie Fine Talked   Source Says U.S. May Fine Principals Daily $200.000

‘Sentence Of Lewis  Is Delayed   Decision On Mine Trial To Come After 3 p. m. Today.

Sentencing Of U. M. W. President Delayed As Formula For Ending Soft Coal Strike Is Sought

Officers Considers Relations Between the Four Powers in Berlin ‘Very Satisfactory’

Berlin Relations Are Satisfactory   Boss of American Garri son Considers Relations Good

UNITED NATIONS FACE  NEW FIGHT BETWEEN  RUSSIA, WEST ALLIES ALBANIAN APPLICATION  FOR MEMBERSHIP GIVES ORGANIZATION PRORLEM

Powers Clash At UN Session   Admission Of Albania To Membership Is Hotly Debated

New Industries, Forests anc Farm Practices Needed, IPAC Chief Says

Plan Program To Cut Relief In So. Illinois   Seek to Increase 16-County Income By $100,000,000

Boost Corn Yield With Contouring   Will Beat Up-and-Down-Hill Planting by 7 Bushels, Tests Indicate

WTOMING AND TEA eee wee. ee      Old-Timer Of Sugar Loaf Mountain Declares That Texans AreA  "Bald-Faced Bunch Of Thieves” With No Claim To Such Fame

Bowles Scores Lobby Pressure Of Minorities   Calls On Business Men to Repudiate Practices

Bowles Scores Lobbying in Radio Address   Stabilization Chief Asks Repudiation of Selfish Attacks on OPA

Says Japan Acted in Self Defense  Hideki Tojo Answers Prosecution Charges

Iruman Makes Final Attempt At Agreement  Everything Ready  In Case Seizure \

Truman Makes Final Alfempt : At Agreement  Everything Ready. In Case Seizure‘

Wants Share “Of “Axis Pie’   Premier Talaresen Presents ‘His Proposal At Meetivy Paris Peace  - Conference   Applauds Russia’s  Claim On Romania   Molotoy Answers Prenzier De Gasperi’s Plea For ; “Leniestey”® Loward Italy

Molotov Still Wants Nation To Be Power   Present Government Not Sorry for Tl Duce’s Acts

Italy's Appeal  For Leniency  Brings Retort   Molotov Opposes Postponement Of Final Peace Terms

Soviet-Conquered Nation Appeals For Reparations From Former Allie: And Then Lauds Russian Demands As ‘Moderate’

Molotov Declares Italy Must Try To  Achieve Democracy   Terms Italy a Great Country But Says It - Bears War Responsibilitv and Must Root Out - Fascism.

Romania Asks Reparations by Former Allies   Molotov Confidént of Future of Italy As ‘A Great Country’

Money Sought  At Paris Parley    Romania Asking Reparations For War Damage

Molotov Says ‘Fascist’ Italy Bears Blame   But Should Not Lose Position, He Tells Peace Conference

Spokesman Says Russia’s Claims From Romanians Are Moderate   Molotov Lauds «» Italy’s Service   Soviet Does Not Believe She Should Lose Importance As Power

Russian Says Speech Neglects to Reflect Italy’s Resurgence to Democracy  Pays Tribute        Soviets Are Confident  Country’s Future Is Promising

PEACE PARLEY BEGINS DEBATE ON ITALIAN PACT   Molotov Wants Italy to Retain Strength in Mediterranean

Wants Italy to Remain a Great Nation   But Molotov Holds She Must Completely Wipe Out Fascism

Reparations Claim Made By Romania   Wants Germany And Hungary, Her Former Allies, To Pay

Romania Pri, Yoses At Peace Confere:. ce She Be Paid Repari. ‘ons

FORMER SATELLITE OF GERMANY WANTS SOME ENEMY REPARATIONS  ENVOY SAYS RUSSIAN NEMANNS MODERATE IN

POINTS OUT NATION'S STATUS   Charges De Gasperi With Attempt To “xploit’ Differences

Molotov Claims Italian Failed To Condemn Nazi  Cave Demand to Delay   Says Demand to Delay Peace Hearing Was to Fyploit Divergencies

Plea Is Voiced For Reparations From ex-Allies   Russia’s Claims Against Country Said ‘Moderate’

Romania Asks Former Allies For Reparations  Vice-Premier Declares Russia's Claims Moderate

Molotov Says Italy Is Guilty   Red Envoy Lashes Plea of De Gasperi For Leniency.

MOLOTOV FIGHTS DELAY IN TAKING UP ITALY’S CASE   Russian Delegate Opposes Gaspari's Plea For Year's Respite; Says Italy Must Wipe Out All Fas cist Flements.

Romania Applies For Reparations sFrom Axis Allies   Former German Satellite Also Asks Right To Retain Army; Molotov Charges Italian  Premier With Evading Issue of Fascism

REDS MAKE OVERTURE FOR ITALY   Peace Conference Told Italy Should Be Strong Power

Molotov Blasts Italian Fascism   Tatarescu Says Soviet $300,000,00 Claim Just; Opposes Proposals of Draft Treaty

Rumania Asks Reparations From Germany   Official Lauds Russia For Seeking Only $300,000,000 in Pay

Nation’s Responsibility ‘Tremendous,’ Is Claim; Leniency Plea Answered

Romania Asks Reparations of Hungary, Reich   Premier Claims Soviet Demands Modest; Italy Has Big Responsibility

Gasperi Has Failed To Condemn It Or Work of Mussolini   Russian for Early Action On Italian Peace Terms, Greek States Attitude

Romania Seeks Payment   ’ From Her Former  Allies, Germany And Hungary, Peace Conference Learns

Italy Cannot Evade Her War Guilt: Molotov   But Should Not Lose Importance As Nation, Declares Russian.

Soviet Foreign Minister Says At Paris Conference Session That Premier De Gasperi’s Address Was ‘Attempt To Evade Fundamental Problems Of Democratic Resurgence”—Cites Failure Of Italian Delegation  Head To Condemn Fascism

Romania Seeks War Payments   Asks Reparations of Former Allies, Hungary And Germany

Repar ations Are Sought  By Romania   Makes Claims At Peace Meet Against Former Allies; Molotov Gives Russ Views On Italy.

RUSSIANS FIGHT ITALIAN PLEA T0 DELAY TREATIES   Molotov Sees Stand As Bid To Take Advantage Of Allied Differences

Musicians’ Czar Gets Wish for. Test of Statute   _ Move to Coerce Radio Station Basis for Tl & BPraeaecunioan

Petrillo Faces U. S. Charges In Radio Strike   Chief of Musicians Unionis Accused Of Violating Lea Law’™

House Okehs Return of  USES July 1   Congress Will Beat Veto, Spokesman For Coalition Says

Adverse Weather Hampers Search  No Trace Found of Missing Airliner

A Date Never To Be Forgotten....  Reporters Recall Events Marking End Of War In Pacific Year Ago Today

THREE RACES ARE IN DOUBI   One Senate, 2 House Seats Remain Undecided From Tuesday’s Election

Kilgore Facing Ballot Protest  Dems Hold Slim Vote  ‘ie eee co oe

Union Order  Is Postponed For 30 Days   Federation Requests Withdrawal of Pickets From Exchanges; Equipment Men Urged To Defer Strike, Turn Issue to

Pickets To Withdraw Lines Today   Union To Adhere To Smith-Connally 30-Day Notice Rule

W. E. Strikers AskedToDrop Picket Lines   PhoneUnionToFile 30-Day Notice, Spokesman Asserts

W. ELECTRIC STRIKE MAY ALSO BE OFF   National Federation Asks Picket Withdrawal  From Exchanges

Order Pickets Withdrawn From Exchanges as Workers  To Adhere to Federal Act   Western Electric Workers to Return to Jobs Today and Turn Issues in Dispute Over to Parent Federation; Little Possibility of Agreement on Wage Point in Meat Industry

Installers Asked To Halt Pickets,  Resume Work  _ 30-Day Notice Required Under   Service Restored

Withdrawal Of Pickets Asked By Federation   Striking ClO Auto Workers Favor 171/2 Cent Rais: But General Motors Adamant Steel Strike Postponed

Phone Sirike Is Delayed Month by Union Heads   U. A. W. Accepts Board Proposal in Wace Dispute

‘ovt. Conciliators Plan Last Ainute Conferences To Avoid ‘cheduled Maritime Strike   Pittsburgh Hotel, Restaurant Workers Threaten Strike

100 Dead, Missing in Jerusalem British Round Up  Hundreds of Jews Suspected of Blastin

BRITISH QUIZ HUNDREDS IN JERUSALEM HOTEL BAST; 54 KILLED 52 MISSING

King David Hotel Blast Suspects Are Rounded Up   Wounded Jew May Have Perpetrated Jerusalem Tragedy

— 100 DEAD —  Hundreds Seized in Jerusalem   British Still Pulling Bodies From Hotel Rubble

Palestine Bomb Toll Goes Higher   54 Persons Reported Killed With 53 Listed As Missing; 200 Hurt

British Grab Bomb Suspects   Jewish Authorities Fear Underground Has Hurt Cause

Hundreds Seized  In Palestine As Bombing Suspect:   Wounded Jew and Several Companions Believed to Have Been Among Perpetrators of Hotel Explosion

British Police Round Up Hundreds : of Suspects. — Police Attribute Attack to Jewish Terrotrists,

BRITISH ROUND UP SUSPECTS IN BOMBINC   New and Sterner Pol. icy in Palestine Being Formed

lranianNow  Reneges on Fight Stand   Denies Saying Capital Would Be Defended “To Last Man.”

Soviet Forces Near Seat Of Kurdish Shiek    London Reports Kurds Proclaim An Autonomous Republic

REVISES A SPEECH   Iranian Minister Says Re. marks Were Wrongly Interpreted

lranian War Minister Says Reports False   “Last Man” Defense Statement Declared Misinterpretation— Correction Requested

Iran War Minister Denies Predicting “Last Man Defense’   Says Statements That Tekran Fears Red In vasion Are False

Report ls Denied By War Minister   Iranian Says He Was Misinterpreted

Denies “Last Man” Talk   War Chief Says He Was Misinterpreted; . No Fear of Reds

IRAN’S CHIEF BACKS DOWN   Denies Fear Of Russian Invasion And ‘War  To Finish

Denies Claiming Army Ready To Fight   Russians Continue Moving Troops Near Turkey

Iran Leader Brands Report as Erroneous   Minister of War Issues Statement; New Russian Charge

Ahmedi Denies All Statements   Remarks ‘Completely Misinterpreted’

Official of Iran Denies Resistance   Gen. Ahmedi Declares He Never Said Army Would Fight to End   Liste Reported Claims

Official Denial Is Requested By Leader   Tehran Residents Not Afraid Of Red Invasion

Ahmedi Denies Report  In Iran   Fight To Last Man Denied; No Fear Of Red Drive

TRAN WAR CHIEF DENIES SAYING “READY TO FIGHT”   Statements Regarding Defense of Tehran Credited Him by Newsmen Categorically Denied

IRAN MINISTER DENIES REPORT   Disclaims Statement ‘Of Fight to Last Man’

Iran's War Minister Backs Down   Denies He Made Pledge to Fight Russian Troops

Iranian Premier Denies “Fight to Last Man” Pledge   His Statements Misinterpreted’’-No Fear of Red Invasion, He Savs

RUSSIAN INVASION NOT FEARED   Claims He Was Misinterpreted At Press Conference

SAID IRAN WILL FIGH]   War Minister Repudiates Statement Attributed te Him That Tehran Wil Be Defended to the Last Man.

@ MERCY UNLIMITED  Red Cross Nurses’ Aide Plan Wins Praise in Mattoon

Stephenson  Again Loses  On New Trial   Former Ku Klux Official Denied Petition and_ Is Ordered Back to Indiana State Prison.

Steve's Plea For: New Trial Again Denied   Judge Mount Says Ex-Klan Leader Guilty of Crime

WORST BREAD SHORTAGE 10 ~—-EASEUP SOO!   NEW SPRING WHEAT CROP STARTING TO COME IN

Millers Expect Crisis to Ease  Inside 3 Weeks   Nation Has Struck ‘Bottom’ Ia Shortage of Flour, OMNfieial Sava

Signs Indicate Relief ‘Soon in Bread — Shortage - in Country   “TT ee 7 Pe   New Spring Wheat Crop Running Above Expectations: Government to Dip ‘Into Stocks for Foreign Nations

With Texas and Oklahoma Harvesting Winter Wheat Crops, Easing of Scarcity Is Expected in Two or Three Weeks— Government to Dip Into‘Foreign Relief Stocks to Provide Flour in Areas of Country Hardest Hit.

SEVERE BREAD SHORTAGE fh NEARING END      Expect Gradual Easing Of Shortages During Next Few Weeks

Signs Indicate Relief Soon in Bread © Shortage in Country  New Snring Wheat Croan Running Ahove   New Spring Wheat Crop Running Above Expectations; Government to Dip Into Stocks for Foreign Nations

Nation Hits ‘Bottom’ In Shortage Of Flour   Gradual Easing In Bread Shortag. Is Predicted  In 2 or 3 Weeks

Nation Strikes ‘Bottom’ in Flour Shortage   Spring Wheat Crop Is Over Pre-Harvest Expectations; ‘Loan’ Proposal Is Studied

U. S. Flour  Supply — At New Low   Millers See Gradual Easing Of Critical Bread Shortage Saon

Bread Supply Will Be Eased In Few Weeks      Nation Strikes Bottom in Current Domestic  Flour Shortage

Swanky Club In St. Franeis County Held Up   beeen atte tnd  ROBBERS GET AWAY WITH $80,000 LOOT ON, SUNDAY

Senate Approval Of Loan Pleases   Both Attlee And Bevin Express Gratification ¢ Over Action

New Housing Setup Sought   Legion Would Install Board Of 7 Veterans

FPC Told To Keep Hands Off Texas Gas   Governor Says State Will Not Stand Federal Contro

Probe Begins In Rail Crash 19 Lives Lost   Engineer of Freight Denies Any Warning Seen Before Wreck

Train Crash Tol! Increases to 19   Official Investigation Started of Railroad Disaster in Ohio

PROBING WRECK THAT KILLED 19 AND INJURED 30   All Dead Were Soldiers On Way Wome For Holidays

TRAIN PILEUP DEATH TOLL 19   Find 15 Soldiers Dead in Ohio Rail Wreckage

Open Pennsy Wreck Probe   Final Death Count In Triple Crash Is 19;  Fifteen Servicemen

Couple Plunge Nine Floors In  Capital; Killed   Woman, Attired in Pink Punties, First to Leap; Man, In Shorts, Jumps  As Police Plead

TWO KILLED IN HOTEL PLUNGES    Man Leaps From Window 45 Minutes After Woman Jumps

Man Follows Girl In Fatal Plunge   Couple Leap From Ninth Floor Of Hotel In Ws wteat

Reds Say Nazis Killed Troops   Murder of Many Thousands Is Laid to Germany Army

UNION DELAYS POWER STRIKE DURING MEET   Extend Talks in Capital; Farmers Threaten to Stop Food Output

MORE FUNDS FOR VA RECEIVE GROUP'’S O.K:   $114,000,000 Provided Ir Deficiency Supply Bill

Moore Rites to be Held on Friday   services Will Be Condueted From the First Methodist Church at 2:50 o' Clock.

Funeral Services For George W. Moore   Were Conducted from First Methodist Church Friday Afternoon.

MOSCOW SEEKS TO UNDO ALL WORK TO DATE   Molotov Attacks “Dominating and Dictatorial” Policy, of Western Bloc. ,

Soviet Attacks on U.S. Assailed by Vandenberg   Discontent Marks Peace Conference's Last Working Day

Molotov Not Satisfied With Peace Meeting   RUSSIA MAY SEEK TO UNDO WORK LATER IN BIG FOUR

‘Welching’ on Pacts Laid to West Allies   U.S. to Fight Red Levy.on Finns;  Conference Set to Close Tuesdav

MOLOTOV ATTACKS RESULTS OF PARIS CONFABS ON PEACE   Soviet Minister Says He Will Try to Undo All Work Aecomplished at Power Conference.   VANDENBURG TELLS OF U.S. OPINIONS

Molotov Rips ‘Welching’ At Paris Parley   Pledges Russian Fight To Reverse Decisions In Big Four Session

AT RESULTS OF PARLEY   Charges Conference Dominated By U. S. and Britain

Molotov Flays Results  Of Peace Conierence Claims Allies ‘Welched

Hints He'll Trv To Undo  Paris Work   Russian Minister Finds Efforts Unsatisfactory

RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINIS’ SAYS HE. WILL TRY TO.UI ITS WORK WHEN BIG FOt

Red Foreign Minister Says Western Nations Dominatine. Thictatorial

Molotov Critical Of Results of Peace Decisions   Russion Minister Says He Will Seek To Rewrite Treaties.

SAYS REDS MAY: SEEK TO UNDO WORK OF PARLE}   Reds Claim U. 8, and Britain ‘Welched’ on Agreements

MOLOTOV WARNS i ATTACK ON ‘ALLIED STAND   To Resume Fight At Big 4 Parley

SOVIET CHIEF RAPS RESULTS OF PEACE MEET   Molotov Hints Effort To Undo All Its Work when Final Treaties Are Written

DECI Pron LOOMS With Ble 4 MEETS   “Molotov Charges Conference Dominated by U, S. and Britain.

Molotov Denounces Paris Peace Conference Results As Unsatisfactory to Reds

Molotov Raps West Policies   Brands As ‘Unsatisfactory Results Of Paris Peace Conference

Closing Hours Of Meeting See Bitter Attacks   Western Nations Said Domineering

Accuses U.S. And Britain Of “Welching   Hints That Soviet Unior Will Go So Far As To Ignore The TwoThirds Decisions.

\Charges Britain, France and U. S.  With ‘Welching’   Soviet Foreign Minister Makes Bitter Attack on Policies af Western Allies

Molotov Blasts Paris Decisions   Accuses Western Powers of Dict atorial Tactics At Conference

DEWEY AND DRUM T0 HEAD NEW YORK GOP   Democrats May Call On LaGuardia For Political Aid

Charges, Counter Charges Thrown  Over Espionage   Eden Tells Commons Russia Wants To Collaborate, But On Her Own Terms

BIG REDUCTION IN SPENDING IS PLANNED BY GOP   One Congressman Believes I! Can Be Out By Twelve Billions

12' Billion Budget Cut Predicted   Taber Says Government Could Get Along on $29,141,000,000

Kighteen and One-Half Cent  Raise Given   Both Corporation and Union Officials Urge Local Managements to Settle Local Issues

GM Strike Ends Union Accepts 18.5-Cent Hike  Unionists Hail Settlement   Unionists Hail Settlement Ac Creat Lahor Victory

WAGE DISPUTE IS SETTLED ON 18.5 CENT BASIS   One Of Longest And Most Costly Strikes In History Is Ended; Roundup Of Strike And Labor News.

GM STRIKE If ANNOUNCED AS SETTLED   C1O Accepts Offer By Management of 181% Cent Increase

Union Ends Long Strike by Accepting 18'4 Cent Ruise Instead of 191% Cents Recommended By Fact Panel.

Settlement Ends 57-Day G. E. Walkout   Company and Union Agree on 183-Cent Increase in Wages

G. M. C. Union Accepts Raise Of 1814 Cents   Gets Adjustment Of Inequalities,  Other Concessions

Settlement Of Wage Issue Reported   Comment Withheld By Union Heads; Meeting Continues

VICTORY CLAIMED BY AUTO WORKERS; CAR FIRM SILENT   Union Leaders Say Economic Clauses and Improved Overtime Rates More Than Meet Demands.   CONTRACT TERMINATED © BY G. M. REINSTATED   Walkout, Costliest in History of Industry, Lasted 113 Days~—-Work to Start  Within Week. t

UNION HAILS SETTLEMENT AS ‘VICTORY:   18 And One-Half Cents An Hour — Plus ‘Other Economic Clauses’  Granted Workers

UAW Extols: Agreement as Llnion Victory   Pact Awaits Ratification by ‘Locals of UE

113. Day Auto Tieup   Union Urges Speedy Work Resumption as Agreement Signéd

On Basis Of 18l6c Pay Hike   Company Grants Vacation Pay, and Removes Inequities in Wages;  Ends 113-Day Walkout

Agreement Reached on 113th Day of Walkout _ of 175,000   “INCREASE 1814 CENTS   Union Points to Other ic Clauses as Satisfactory

  18Cent Inereas Is Give  Worker   Agreement Fou On 113th Day Of Conflict

BOosT HALTS LONG WALKOUT   Peace in 113-Day-Old Strike {is Reached - Following All Night Session,

Only Minor Issues Stil Unsettled  Progress Made After All-Night Conference

CIO Accepts GM Level In  Wave Raise   Longest, Costlicst Auto Strike In History Is Ended

Agreement On 18) Cents An Hour Reached   Terms Of Issues Other Than Wages Not Announced

WALKOUT OF GF WORKERS ENDEL   General Electric And CIO Agree On New Wage Terms

(i. E. EMPLOYES TO TAKE BALLOT ON SETTLEMENT   Approval of Wage Stabilization Board Also Necessary Before Pay Hike Becomes Effective.   WORKERS HAD ASKED BOOST OF 82 A DAY   Agreement Represents a Compromise—Company Had Offered Kaise of 10 Cents an Hour,

Dispute Settled On Basis of 18% Cent Wage Boost   Corporation Also Agrees to Remove  inequities’ As  Sought by UAW

Announce End OFS7-Nay-Old GE. Strike   Wage Increase of 18.5 Cents an Hour Won By Electrical  Workers _

Wace Boost Ends 7-Day GE Strike   Electrical Workers Acree to 18.5 Cents

183 Cent An Hour Pav Raise   Company Agrees. To Remove Inequities in Wage Rates

Union, Eiids: Long Strike  > by Accepting 184 Cent Raise Instead ‘of 194  . Cents Recoinmended ‘By Fact Panel. :

18/2 Cent Raise Finishes 5! Day Union Walkout   Agreement Depends On Federal Approval, Member Okay

183¢can Hour Wage Increase Basis of Accor«   Longest, Costliest Tieup Solved on 113th Dav

Long Fought GM Dispute Comes to End   Workers Granted 18} Cents an Hour Waae Increase

UNION ACCEPTS 18 AND A HALF CENT INCREASE   Agreement Comes After Officialis Hold Continuous Night and Day Parley

General Motors And Auto Union Settle Dispute   Agreement on Wage Increase Ends 113-Day Walkout

ee ee  ,G. M. Strike "Settled At G.M. Figures   Wactinghaneer Waite

Use Basis of an 183 Cent an Hour Boost   Union and Corporation Urge Local Unions, Management: To Press for Speedy Settlement of Local Issues Now

GM and Union End History's Costliest Strike   Agreement on Wage Hike of 181% Cents Closes Bitter Fight

General Motors Strike Settled After 113 Days   Agreement Rea ched On Issues

Agreement On 183 Cents An Hour Reached  Terms Of Issues — Other Than Wages  Kine A nc massmeaan

113-Day Old Feud Is Ended   182 Cents Hour Basis of Terms Announced Today

Vacation Pay Given and Other ‘Inequalities’ lroned Out; Costliest Car Industry Strike

GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE SETTLED ~~ IN DETROIT TODA   Agreement Reached on Basis of An 184 Cents An Hour Ware Hike.   ECONOMIC CLAUSES   Union Said Company Promise Meets the 19% Cent Increase of Truman’s.

Prefab Industry Expecting Funds   Housing Officials Confident of Getting Federal Money To Spur Industry

CASH REGISTERS KL ISTERS RING ING  Bartcra oh  Texas Has as Has Big gest Christmas  Holiday iste In History

Record Sales On Gifts Are Set In Stafe   ‘Cash Drawers Play Jingle Bells in — ‘Merry Swinatime

 TEXAS CASH REGISTERS PLAY ‘JINGLE BELLS’ — Gilt Hunarv Shoppers Throng Stores

‘CAT BURGLAR’ ABROAD © Duchess Of Windsor’s Jewe Collection Stolen At Lodge

Bold Burglar Gets Windsor Jewelry Box   Part of $1,000,000 Collection, Variishes Ta Wake of Warning

Cat Burglar Steals Duchess Windsor Jewels   Stones Valued At Million Dollars Stolen in England

NEW YORK COTTON   DUCHESS OF WINDSOR LOSES  ‘Cat’ Burglar Gets Well-Guarded Gems

"Cat Thief”      Daring Burglar Climbs Pipe While Agents Guard Ledge.

‘Wally’ Drops Fabulous Gems To ‘Cat Thief’   Valuables Taken While Nobility Visits

Burglar Takes Jewels Under Eves of Police   Value Concealed; May Be One of Greatest Thefts Of Modern Timeac

— BURGLARY — Duchess  Discovers Theft  wees wen: tra worm.   EXACT VALUE NOT GIVEN

Duchess Of Windsor’sGems. Valued At Million, Stolen   Jewels Reported Taken By Daring ‘Cat Burglar’ From Ednam Lodge While It Was Guarded By Battery Of Special Agents While Duchess Was Entertaining

BURGLAR TAKES POUCHESS’ GEMS   Daring Theft Made While Special Agents Guard Area

CAT BURGLAR’ GRABS JEWELS   Duchess of Windsor Robbed Of Part Of $1,000,000 Jewel Collection

DARING ROBBERY UNDER EYES OF SCOTLAND YARD   Gems Worth Million Dollars

Daring Burglar Steals Dutchess of Windsor’'s Jewels: While Special Agents Stand Guard at Vacation Ledae:

‘Windsor’s Duchess Reports Gem. Theft   Scotland Yard Experts Aid Hunt in Possible Major Contemnorarv Jewel Theft

$ 1.000.000 Collection Is Looted   Robbery Takes Place Under Eye Of Scotland Yard

Infant Hidden in Suitcase Found  Born Alive, Report; Woman in Custody

Battle Due In House Or Conference Committee On Final Form Of New Measure

Admmistration Is Facing More  Defeats On OP!   Senate Votes Against Price Controls On Livestock, Poultry And Eggs   FINAL SENATE VOTE MAY COME THURSDAY  WASHINGTON, July 10

Senate Bar of Milk Controls IIs: Expected.   Final Vote Seen Thursday as Debate Enters Third Day

RED ZONE REDS LEAD BALLOTING   British, French Areas Leave Commies Behind

COMMUNIST PARTY MADE WEAK SHOWING IN MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN BRIT.  ISH ZONE

W. Frankfort Man is Killed In Jail Break   Brother Escapes; Sheriff's Wife Choked by Pair

~ LOSE THE UN   SAN FRANCISCO MAY BE PERMANENT HOME OF THE’ INTERNATIONAL ORGAN‘ZATION

ARE CHECKING TRAFFIC   State Hizhway Commission VMaafg Survesoin Kansas Toeas

Central West Seems GOP Territory; No Demo Reply   Pwen a Landslide

Steers Selling At $35.25 Per Hundred [hs   PreviousHigh Was$30.25; Hogs at Yesterday's Record $27.50

Wildest Session In History Sets All-Time Record   Kansos City Roads Choked With Trucks; $1 Per Pound Cost Quoted In New York

"Wild Scramble To Buy as Meat Rolls to Market   ~ Beef Cattle Hit Top Of $35.25. in Chicago; Hoaqs Hold at Peak

ALL-TIME PEAK PRICE REACHED ATSTOCKYARDS   \lost Shipments Are By Truck as Rush Develops

Highest Cattle Price Records Smashed to Bits   Hog Figures Also at New Level: Livestock Pours Into Pens”

Steer And Hog Prices Soar In Wild Session   Animals Pour Into Marketing Centers But Demand Grows

Wild Chicago Market Session Ups Cattle Price to $35.25   Hogs and Sheep Ta Records.

Nation’s Yards Jammed With  Cattle, Swine   ‘Wildest’ Session in History; Steers Hit $35.25; Hogs, $27.50 at Chicago

Steers Sell at $35.25; Meat Up To Record High   Trucks Bring Huge Suplies to Major Markets; Littl Meat in Butcher Shops

Livestock Prices to New Highs   All Cattle Records Smashed in Wild Stockyard Seesion

Cattle Prices Smash Records In Wild Trading   Bids for Hogs Equal High Of Yesterday but Drop as Receipis Top Expectations

Two Detectives Sent By Plane To Mill Region   Lack Of Boston Clues To Dapper Slayer Who Shot Whitcomb

Search For Slayer Of Whitcomb Turns To Maine  Boston Police  Fa 5 Tel

‘Contend Actions Of Killer Indicated He Was Insunc; May Have Reen   Altempted ‘Shakedewn’

Himmler Men Summoned ‘To Witness Stand   SS Commandos Told To Kill Every Jew, Red Political Commissar.   KILL 90.000 PERSONS

BLAMES NAZI COMMAND FOR MASS MURDERS   Himmier’s Former Aide Tells of Practices at Allied Tribunal Trial

Victims Were Men, Women  And Children   Himmler’s Henchmen Take Stand Today In War Crimes Trial

o, —NAZI TRIALS— 7  Says H immler Ordered Mass Killing ¢ Of Jews

Himmler Aides Give Details Of Atrocities   Special Commandos At tached to Nazi Army to Kili Every Jew, Soviet Political Comuntissar

Witness Says Jews and Red Leaders Slain   Nazi General Says Himmler Ordered Killings

Himmler Henchman Called To Testify Against Geslapo Head In War Trials

SAY SPECIAL NAZI TROOPS HAD JOB OF KILLING T0 DO   Allied Tribunal Told — by  Former Aide ‘of Himmler’s  ‘That SS :Cemmandos Toid +4 Kill Jews, Russians .

Nazis Planned Death for Soviets, Jews   Special SS Commandos Were Attached to Army on East Front

ORDERS 10 KILL JEWS REVEALED   Former Aide of Himmler Testifies About Activities of SS Commandos

Witness Blames Gestapo Chief  Himmler Ordered $$ To Kill Jews, Soviets,  ihc: Ble oh SE

SS on Eastern Front Told to Kill Every Jew   Also to Slay Soviet Political Commissars; Ex-Himmler Aide Says High Command Had Knowledge of Order

Former Himmler Aide Tells Of Mass Murders In Russia   Special SS Commandos Attached To Germa: Army With Slaughter Instructions.

HIMMLER AIDE REVEALS ORDER   Special SS Commandos Were Told to Kill Jews _ And Some Others.   TELLS OF MASS KILLINGS

SPECIAL SS COMMANDOS DID SLAYING   Himmler Personally Gave Liquidation Orders To Leaders

SS Commandos Ordered to Kill All Jews, Soviels  Witness’s Own Group Liquidated 90, 000.

“Kill All Jews And Commissars.”... .  Nazis’ High Command  Knew Of Murder Order To SS Troops In Russia

Gestapo Aide Tells Slaying Of 90,000   Himmler’s Order t Kill ‘Every’ Jew Recounted

Says High Command of Nazi Army Knew of Massacre Order   Former Aide of Gestapo Chief Himmler Witness at Nuernberg Trial

Nazis Planned Death for Soviets, Jews  =~ 8 = we mg   Special SS Commandos Were Attached to Army on East Front

SEMAN AnMIY KNEW OF PLAN TO KILL JEWS   Nuernberg Witness Says His Group Killed 90,000 in One Year.

CRIMES PINNED UPON HIMMLER   Former Aide Says Gestapo Head Took Full Blame

Says SS Units .Ordered Te Kill  Jews, Russians   Nuernberg Tribunal Told How Nazi Commandos Obeyed Himmler Edict

Special SS Units Assigned To Kill Jews, Nazi Says      Corregidor A Shrine For GI Tourists

Tell Of Jewish Atrocities HIMMLER HENCHMEN TESTIFY AGAINST EX-CHIEF IN TRIAL

‘Himmler Aide Says 55 Killed Jews, Russians  Special Units Wiped Out 90,000 In First en  gen 5+ _  vw... 5.

Gestapo Chief Ordered Death OfCommissars   Former SS Police Officer Testifies To Mass Killings

5S Commandos Ordered To Kill Jews, Russians   Reveal German High Command Had Full) Knowledge of Order

Chinese Red Leader Calls  For Peace   Urges Permanent End To Hostilities

Buyer Pays For Wage Hikes....  New Auto Prices To Be $1 To $54 Higher Than Thought, Due To Wages

NEW AUTO PRICE INCREASES ARE SET BY OPA  DEALERS PROTEST PROFIT SLASH

Dealers Protest Boost in Retail Prices of Autos   National Association Will Press Campaign to Stop ‘Cockeyed Idea’ of O.P.A. on Cars

Dealers Taking Issue With OPA Over Price Hike   Auto Wage Increases Boost Retail Prices  From .$1 to $51.

Auto Dealers: Hit OPA Plan   Will Seek to Have Congress: Outlaw Cost Absorption Plan

‘Arms Merger Bill Drawn .   Would Provide Single New “Department of Common Defense

Bill Provides For Unitied Armed Forces   Air Force Given Autonomy Under Proposed Set-Up

. New Cabinet Post Would ‘Be Created  Plan Department -Of Common Defense

Department 01 Defense Is Proposed   Abolishing Navy, War Departments Favored In Bill

Single Unit Of Defense Urgec For Country —   Plan To Abolish Two Departments Ye Recommended

Congress Moves To Unify Armed Forces Of U.S   Air Arm Due To Get Equal Rank

Present Merger Plan.   Would Create Single New.:Department of. Defense, Unifying * Armed Forces in U. §

URGE MERGER OF ARMY. NAVY   Senate Committee Recommends Single Dep’t of Common Defense

Depar tment Of Common  Defense Bill   Measure Provides  For Ending War And Navy Depis., With Eoualitv Fer Air Foree

Reveal Legistation To Abolish Present War, Navy Cabinets   All Three Would Be Under Secretary Of Common Defense

WOULD CREATE NEW CABINET POSITION   Department it Of Common  Defense Proposed   AIR FORCES   Would Be Raised To Equal Rank With Army, Navy; Unified Training

Army-Navy Merger Bill Made Public   ’roposed Legislation Would Abolish Present Departments and Establish New Single “Department of Common Defense.”

Calls for Single Civilian Nationa Defense Chief   Proposal Would Raise” Air Force to Equal: . Rank: With Army; Navy

WOULD ABOLISH THE  PRESENT WAR AND  NAVY DEPARTMENTS   Would Establish a Single New Department of Common ” Defense.   iT 1S A TRUMAN REQUEST      Legislation Drafied After Months of Closed-door Sessions. :

Would Place All Forces Under One  Cabinet Officer   Air Forees Made Equal to Army and Navy Under Sub-Committee Plan

TO ABOLISH WAR, NAVY BRANCHES   Measure May Raise Air Forees To Rank Of Other Branches

PROPOSE SINGLE  DEPARTMENT FOR  U. S. ARMY, NAVY SENATE COMMITTEE REVEALS PLAN TO  DnALICLU 9 ACD

Offer New Plan For Merger Of Army And Navy   Single Department Of Common Defense Would  Have Cabinet Chief

Would Erase War, Navy Departments   Subcommittee Urges The Creation of a Single “Department Of Cammon Pefan<a’?

Airforces, Under New Bill, bag Have Same Rank as ‘Army, Navy, Senators Say

Army And Navy Merger Bill  Given Senate   Committee Makes Public Draft Of Measure Asked By Truman

Single New “Department Of Comman Defense” Planned Under New Cabinet Menibev

Senate Group Asks Merger   Recommends Bill to Put Army, Air Forces, Navy Under Single New Cabinet Member

Move Toward Unification of Armed Forces   Propose Forming Single Department Of Common Defense

Legislation For Merger Of Armed Force Is Recommended Today To Senate Committee

Unified Defense Bill Drafted   Senate Subcommittee Tells Details of Plan To Merge Army, Navy

Measure Uniting  Armed Forces Up   ‘Department of Common Defense’ Would Merge Three Forces

‘Would Abolish War and  Navy Departments  and Provide Autonomy  For Air Forces; Coun'. cil of Common Defense  Also Proposed.

AIR ARM WOULD BE MADE EQUAL TO ARMY, NAVY   Senate Committee Bill Calls For Abolishing Present War Departments

Report Makes Public Service Merger Bill   Senate Committee Gets Proposal; Secretary of Defense Provided

Creates A Single Dept. For Defense   Would Raise Air Forces To Equal Ranking With Army And Navy.

JESTER AND TYSON GET ENDORSEMENT 0) COUNTY DEMOCRATS  HARMONIOUS MEETING—   HARMONIOUS MEETING— NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION, JOHNSON PRAISED

JESTER AND TYSON GET ENDORSEMENT 01 COUNTY DEMOCRATS   HARMONIOUS MEETING— NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION, JOHNSON PRAISED

May Cost U.S. 171 Million To Feed Germans Next Year; Reds Run Own Zone Without Cost

U.S. Must Spend $171,000,000 To Feed Germans; ‘Soviets Run Their Zone Without Cost To Moscow

US Must Spend Millions to Feed  Germans Next Yeat  Probers Learn Russia Runs Its Zone At

— RUSS: ESCAPE C COSTS —   $171, 000, 000 Reich Food Bill for "4;

U, S. MUST PAY LARGE SUM TO FEED GERMANS   Soviets Will Run Zone in Reich Without Cost to Moscow Next Year

HEAR U. S. MUST SPEND $171,000,000 TO FEED GERMANS   SOVIETS RUN THEIR ZONE WITHOUT COST TO GOV'T IN MOSCOW

Senators Learn U. S. May Have to Spend Over 170 Million to Feed Germans

Russtans Live  Off German Land: Us Pays   Situation Blamed On Terms of Potsdam Agreement

Learns Huge Cost To Feed  German Zone   Senate Committee Finds It Will Cost U. S. 17 Millions; Reds Coust On Nothing

U.S. MUST SPEND SUTT MILLION 10 FEED GERMANS   Soviets Operate Zone Without  Cost To Moscow

Russia to Run Zone Without  Cost to Voseow   American ‘Taxpayers To Pay 171 Million To Feed Peoples in U.S. Occupied Area

Feeding Germany To Cost U. S. Over $171,000,000  Russian-Controlled, Area Is Eating Home-Grown Food

U.S. Must Spend Taxpayers Cash While Russians Are Living Off Land .°

Russian Zone To Eat From Home Gardens   _ S. AGAIN MUST PAY POR FEEDING ENEMY PEOPLE

5. FOOD BILL IN REICH LAID TO ‘DISUNITY’   ‘America Pays $171,000,000 per Year, Moscow Raises Crops, Report Says

\To Cost America $171,000,000 to Feed ‘Germans While Moscow Pays Nothing

Estimate Cost Of Feeding U. S. Zone In Germany At $171,000,000 During  1947; Russians Eat Homegrown Food

COSTS U. $, BUT REDS ESCAPE REICH FOOD BILL   Blames Failure to Follow Potsdam Agreements for Situation

$171,000,000 COSTTOU.S. TO FEED OUR GERMAN ZONE      Senate Group Blames Failure To Unify Zones  Economically

U.S. To Pay Large Sums For F eeding  Of Germans   Investigation Made Of Conditions Over Occupation Seétion

Feeding Costs "In Germany To  Hit U.S. Hard   May Reach 171 Millions Next Year; Russian Zone  Grows Own Food.

Report Group Operated for Russians   Fifteen Persons Arrested; Confession Taken

Ringleader Being Paid By Russians   Fifteen Are Held in What Army Believes ls Big Organization

ATRONS OF RICHLAND HAVE VARIED PROGRAW   Lecturer of State Grange Will Address Farm Body   DEBATE TO BE FEATURE

GOERING OPENS DEFENSE, HITS WAR CHARGES      Doenitz Wins Right To Ask Nimitz Of Tactics

Outlook For Best Fair Ever Held; Present Free Acts   HOLD FOUR NIGHT SHOWS

EXPECT CROWDS LAFAYETTE FAIR OPENING TUESDAY   Bigger Premiums Will Be Drawing Card For Event.

Soviet Cuts Down Funds For Defense       But Russ Budget For Science And Economie Growth  s Douhle

SOVIETS SLASH DEFENSE COSTS $16 BILLIONS   Russian Budget Calls For A More Than Double Science Outlay

TEN BILLION CUT IN REDS’ DEFENSE BUDGET PROPOSED   Finance Minister Recommends Russia Spend $566,000,000 More Next Year For Research.   PREDICTS INCOME WILL EXCEED OUTLAY   Proposed Increase in Funds for Scientists Recalls Stalin’s Febru ary Speech.

Russians Propose Slash in Defense Budget, but Seek More Money to Develop Military Might of Soviet

Russia Cuts — Its Budget  For Defense   More Than Double Funds, However,  For Research

Russia Slashes Defense Budget  Increases Funds For Scientific Research

RUSSIA CUTS DEFENSE FUND   Doubles Budget, However, For Research to Push Military Might

Big Cut in Soviet Defense Budget Is Recommended Finance Minister Woulc Slash Off $10 Billion

Russia Increases Science Research  Cost $566 Million   ‘To Increase Military And Economic Might’: Sees Budget Surplus

STALIN’S TALK RECALLED Soviels Defense Budget Cut: Science Is Pushed

Budget Deeply Slashes Soviet Defense Funds   Scientific Outlay Boosted  In Finance Minister’s ::  ees at

Russia Slashes Defense Costs   Soviets Hike Scientific Research Budget Over  Halt Billion

Girl Triplets and Twins, Boy Enough For Motorman; Replacing Diapers Big Job

New Malady No Mystery In Amarillo   Panhandle Calls lt ‘QO’ Fever After Recent Epidemic

legal Landings Start New Outbreaks [n Palestine   Streets of Tel Aviv Are Blocked to Keep Police from Acting

Telephone Workers jin “Sympathy” Vote   Wesfern Electric : Strikers May Gain . Supmort fram nian

FFFORT MADE TO DETERMINE IF FIFTH AIRMAN IS ALIVE   MEDICAL MEN TRYING TO LEARN IF REMAINS OF ALL CREW MEMBERS WERE FOUND

CIO Leader Plans NoFurther Moves ‘In Steel Strike   Announcement On Prices Awaited; Seizure Discussed

Dwindling Supply Of Steel Nv terials Has Already Fore Some Steel-Starved Plants Close Their Doors

REMISEN NOW TOURNEY CHAMPS      County Contest Played At Merrill Friday Wast Fast Competition

Remsen Cagers Win 4-H Tourney Last Weekend  Hinton Runner- “up  rT Da   Hinton Runner-up In Merrill Meet America-Elgin Third

Remsen Cagers Win 4-H Tourney Last Weekend   Lint. BR suceen nes enum   Hinton Runner-up In Merrill Meet __ America-Elgin Third

Nazis Reserved In Face Of Death   Von Ribbertrop Surprised At Death Sentence;  Goering Emotionless We WW CLATVY ACI Uap

Hess Crackpot To Trial’s End  Refuses To Listen V/Lan Santanca Tald

HESS STARED BLANKLY AHEAD, GOERING RETAINED HIS FIERCE RECERVE RIRRBENTROP STUNNED

Condemned Men in Various Reactions_ To Their Sentences   Goering Retz*=« Fierce Reserve—Ribbsjtrop . Stunned

One by One Before Bar   Reaction Of Nazis To Fate Varies From Disdain to Despair

Von Ribbentrop Close to Collapse as Doom Is Read; Others Silent or Sneerina

Once Proud Nazis Hear Doom With Varied Reactions   Hitler Coterie Sentenced Singly By British Judae

Haughty Nazis Are Stern At Sentencing   Von Ribbentrop Helper From Courtroom In Stunned Silence

 These Hitler Henchmen to Get Death   Hess Stares Blankly as Life Sentence Is ‘Announced

Rudolf Hess Is‘Crackpov To Trial’s End   War Criminal Brushes _ Aside Earphones As Life  ) Sentence Meted Out

GOERING RETAINS FIERCE RESERVE UNDER SENTENCE   VON RIBBENTROP APPEARS STUNNED BY DEATH PENALTY

HEAT WAVE BROKEN BY HEAVY RAINS   As High As Six Inches in 24 Hours Fall in Some Spots.

1  ‘General Homma's Trial Recesses for Week; Prosecution Completed

Brothers ‘Shoot It Out’ in Woods After Engaging in Tavern Argument!

BROTHERS FIGHT WITH SHOTGUNS   ONE FATALLY SHOT IN 3-HOUR BATTLE FROM TREE TO TREE

Brother Killed In Shotgun Fight   ‘Free To Tree Battle Follows Tavern Tiff

Power Strike Parleys Fail   Pittsburgh Strike Enters Eighth Day; Tralleys Halted

NO PROGRESS REPORTED IN POWER STRIKE   [wo Pittsburgh Suburb: Thrown Into Darkness Last Night   NO SETTLEMENT IN MARITIME WALKOUT

Local Prices Steady as Nation Freed of Price Controls; Congressmen Differ on Whether an Extension Will Be Voted; Some Markets Up

But Senate Prospects for Price Controls Bleak; Temporary Extension Talked by Congressional Leaders

Weather Slows Rescue Parties:   Only Four Sighted Alive at Crash Scene; Walkie-Talkie Dead

Only Four Found Surviving Airliner Crash in Wilds   Newfoundland Rescue Crew Makes Long, Dangerous Expedition

AIRLINER CRASH REPORT HIDDEN   Radio Failure Occurs Jus as Rescuers Reach Tragedy Scene

WORLD STILL. AWAITING_DE. TAILS OF DISASTER TO HUGE TRANS-ATLANTIC : AIRLINER.

Await Word Of Rescue Efforts  -At Crash Scene   Radio Used By Rescuers At Plane Crash Site Goes Dead After Brief Use   BELIEVE SURVIVORS LIMITED TO FOUR

Lucky Miss Gorham Wins Queen’ Throne; Ex-Marine Christian Is The King

POLICY BOARD   Made Permanent Chairmar Of Allied Commission On Japanese Policy

New Far Eastern Board Meets  TP Nas Dalian fae   To Map Policy for Ruling Japem

TORNADO TOLL ~ NOW 16 DEAD   IN ADDITION TO TWISTER DAM. AGE, RAINS IN DETROIT ‘AREA HAVE Cost NOELLIONS. =...

Relief Work In Tornado Sector  Beng Pressea   Detroit Area Storm Death Toll Now Stands At 16— Huge Losses Seen

10 Jailed in Bombing at Esslingen   German Police Make Ar rests for Questioning in  Court Building Blast

12 U.S. ARMY OFFICERS IN BERLIN ACCUSED   ‘GERMANS JAIL 10 TO QUESTION IN BOMBINGS

Ten Jailed in New Blast in Germany   Former Nazi Storm Trooper Among Those Held; Windows Blown Out of Denazification Building

Bomb Tossed By Nazis in US. Zone   Second Outbreak OF Terrorism -By Die-Hards

Jail Ten In BombingPlot   Former Nazi Storm Troop Officer Held By Police For Questioning

Former Lieutenant In Storm Troops Included In List   Gang Crept Along Wall to Plant Bomb Sunday Night

JAIL 10 AFTER GERMAN BLAST   Former $5 Officer  Held far Quechonine

BOMB SUSPECTS JAILED IN. REIct   Ten Are Thought to Know Identity of Those Involved in Four Incidents

Trouble At Manila Philippine President Orders Disarming Of Guerilla ‘Huks’

CIVIL WAR IS LUZON THREAT   Filipino MPs Begin Disarming Hukhalahaps Tomorrow; Guards Are Ordered to Kill All Who Resist

SLAIN IN ERIE   Partially Buried Body I Found By Golfers Near  Municipal Course

Youth Is Founc Slain, Partly Buried at Erie   Lnidentified Victim. Badly Beaten, Dead From One to 4 Days

Youth Found. Murdered Near Golf Course   Boy ‘Partially Buried  South of Erie; ‘Had  Been Dead From  1 to 4 Days:

FINNISH TREATY TO BE OKAYED   Peace Session May Act Friday On Pact with Ex-enemy Netion

ITALIAN GOLONIES UNDER FOUR NATIONS   Group To Dispose Of Territories In Africa

ITALIAN COLONY ISSUE LEFT TO KEY POWERS   Others To Be Consulted On Disposal Of Regions

Finn Treaty Approval Due   First to Be Completed; Bic Four to Decide Fate Of Italian Colonies

LEAVE DISPOSAL OF COLONIES UF TO THE BIG FOUR   J. S., Britain, Russia And France To Decide On Fate Of Italian Colonies Of Lybia, Eritrea And  Somaliland.

Finnish Treaty Into Plenary Session Friday   First Peace Document May Be Signed Before U.N. Assembly Meets

Disposal of Colonies Up To Big Four   Britain, France, Russia and U. S. To Rule on Libya,  Eritrea, Somaliland

Finnish Treaty To Be Approved   Peace Session Set For Friday in Paris

Disposition Of Colonies Of Italy Is Left Entirely Up To Big Four At Paris

Finland Treaty to Be Approved   Italian Colonies to Be Disposed of by Big Four

Ready to Approve Finland’s Treaty   First of Five With Former Enemy States Is Completed   AT PLENARY SESSION   Major Powers to Handle Disposal of Italian  lonies

Entrust Big 4 With Disposal Italy Colonies   Fate. (Of Libya, SomaliGand’ “Eritrea To. Be De ; aided’ Ry Malice Powers,

To Okeh Treaty With Finland at Meeting Friday?  First With Ex-enemy Te Re Camnleted

ltaly Must Give Up Her Colonie:  Four Major Powers toe Decide Disposal

Finn Treaty  Is Ready       Full Peace Parley Will Probably Meet Friday te Approve It

Mariners Are Returning  to Their Jobs   Nation Looks for Promise of Industrial Peace

SHIP WORKERS RESUME JOBS AS VOTE HEUD   CIO Leaders Pleased On Concessions To Sailors

CIO Seamen Trek Back To Their Job:   First Promise Of Industrial Peace Since End of War

Strikers In Kast First To Return   Only Few Ships Are Delayed By Walkout

DEMOCRATIC REIGN WEST IS AT AN END   In Victory Wave State of Arizona Is About Only State to Stick

Power Union [s Ready With New Offer To Setile   Pittsburgh Is Still In Grip Of Much In convenience.

UNION SUBMITS NEW PROPOSAL IN POWER FIGHT   Mueller Presents Offer To Light Company; Stores Arrange To Open

UNION MAKES NEW PROPOSALS   Pittsburgh Stores Reopening on Limited Basis

New Strike Offer Is Made To Pittsburgh Company As Revolt Against Union Grows

NEGROES STILL HELD AS SLAVES   WEALTHY GEORGIA PLANTER HELD FOR DEONAGE

Soldiers Shout ‘We Want Ike, Boo McNarney   Commitments Force U. S. to Hold  Men in Europe

GENERAL McNARNEY IS BOOED BY GI’S WHO CALL FOR “GENERAL IKE”   NEAR MUTINY OVER DEMOBILIZING IS MATTER.OF SENATE PROBING

SHAKES. SEATTLE   Tremor Reported Felt Over! Northwest Territory

FURTHER DELAY SEEN IN BRITISH LOAN VOTE   Amendment List Grows As Action Lags In Senate

Delay Predicted For British Loan   Administration Sees That Senate Shutdown Cannot Re Forced This Week

FURTHER DELAY FACED IN BRITISH LOAN VOTE   Efforts Toward Senate Showdown Thought Futile By Administration

HEIRENS MAY BEREADY 10 TELL OF CRIMES   Conference s Held with Lawvers  For Two Hours

Suspect May Give Statement   Wm. Heirens Confers With Defense Counsel’

CONFESSION BY HEIRENS NEAR      SECRET CONFERENCES INDI CATE “BREAK” IN CHICAGO ‘MURDER MAY COME LATE TODAY

Shipping Strike Halts 2 Vessels   Unions, Employers Accuse One Another

AFL, C1O Unions Tie Up Ships In West Coast Port  4 y , ieee A... ..      Argue Among Selves Over Situation

Government to educate labor leaders to hold down strikes   “THE LONG-RANGE

‘AAA Committees To Begin Work ‘On 1946 Program   Feed Situation To - Present. Problem For Farmer :To:Solve

AAA Committees To Begin Work ‘On 1946 Program  Feed Situation To ‘Present Problem Fo:

BRIDE READY TO WALK OUT  Refuses To Live With Ostrich Or Pre- Dawn Mueic  over

Mexico Will Cast 4 Vote For President, Congress Tomorrow   First Federal Effort To Guarantee Secret Ballot in 400 Years

Mexico Picks a New President   Congress Seats at Stake in Sunday Vote

Rescuers Reach Plane Crash Victims in Alps   U. S. Army Reports All Victims Are Alive Doctors at Scene

Swiss Reacli Twelve Yanks Tn Lost Plane   Mountain Climbers Scale Cliffs to Save Lives — of Americans

AID REACHES SCENE OF AIR CRASH IN ALPS   Mountain Climbers Fight Elements To Rescue Victims In Army Plane

ALL. REPORTED ALIVE DESPITE 4 DAYS-IN OPEN   Army Presses Efforts To Remove Group to Safety Before Nightfall

Reach Plane Today; Find 12 Aboard   Swiss Mountain Climber: Will Start Evacuation  Immediately

Swiss Rescue Team Reaches Plane Victims   All Members Aboard C-53 Found Alive; To Begin Evacuation

SWISS CLIMBERS REACH SURVIVORS OF PLANE CRASE   All 11 or 12 Aboard Are Alive According to Army Announcement   HELICOPTER MAY ASSIST   Craft 1s Being Flown Frotr U.S. Today for Possible Aid in Rescue

Swiss Alpine Climbers Plan Removal Of 12 Plane Passengers From Glacier

Swiss Fight Through Ice Onto Glacier   Stage Set for Rescue; Extent of Injuries Not Yet Clear.   To Halfway House.

Rescuers Reach Marooned Fliers   Americans, Whose C-53 Transport Crashed in Alps, All Are Alive

Rescue Column At Scene Of Crash; All Alive   According lo Reports All Of The American Party Have Survived Rigorous Weather.

ALL ABOARD WRECKED U. S PLANE ALIVE   Swiss Rescue Mission Reaches Scene of Crash

Amnouncement Diseloses That 12 Americans Were On Plane; Had Carried Crew Of Five Instead Of Four As Reported   STAGE SET FOR ‘RESCUE OF PARTY

GAMBLING SHIP DRAWS THRONGS   People Almost Fight To Get Aboard “Bunker Hill;” California Authorities May Take Action.

Officers Visit Gambling Ship   Owner Will Consider Efforts to Stop Him As “Piracy”

Crowds Rush To Gambling Vesset   Gold Mine Struck Aboard Bunker Hill In First Day of Operation

‘Luxury’ Vessel Isn’t What Term Would Indicate   However, Tony’s Gambling Ship Strikes Gold Mine on Its First Night

Law Seeks Way To Halt Wide- -Open Gambling As Thousands Swarm Off- Shore, Luxury Ship

) Car Thieves Escape Cell In Somerset Jai   Otticers Are Warned Throughout Area

Follow Up ° Cohen Case   Governor Prods County Officials to Take Action Against Convicted Wichita Oil Operator

Will Support Hill-Burton Bill   Umstead Believes Congress Will Allocate Funds For Hospitals

Umstead Says He Will - Support Hill - Burton  Felleral Aid Bill.

Rival Armies On March to Battle Area   Chinese Communists fn Surprise Attack on Railway Line

ChineseReds” Hit Manchuria — Reil Jifeline   Scora Surprise i Bik In Long Quiet /Area. .  Garrison Faces Siene 7

REDS ATTACK IN PARTS OF MANCHURIA   Surprise Blow Aimed At Vital Railroad Lines of Area

Series of Clashes Start Sparks  Flying in Explosive Manchuria   Chinese Communists Strike at Railway Lifeline from Mukden to Changchun; Reinforcements Rushed to Positions

COMMUNISTS LAUNCH DRIVE IN MANCHURIA   Surprise Blow Struck At Vital Railroad Near Mukden

COMMUNISTS IN SURPRISE BLOW [IN MANCHURIA   China Getting Set For New Battles With  Armies Moving

Armies Ready For Fighting In Manchuria   Chinese Communists Strike Surprise Blow at Rail Station

BRITISH LOAN SAID UNO HINGE   ;  Truman And Byrnes Strong In Appeal For Passage

British Loan Is Needed, Says Truman   Co-Operation Depends Upon Financial Program, Chief Says

Truman, Byrnes Urae Favorable Action on Issue  Economic Conflict — == Ff éA eg ge,

Truman, Byrnes Make Pleas For Loan To British   Termed Necessary For International Economic Progress

Loan to Britain Urged as Vital to U. N. Program   President Addreeses Urgent Letter to Lewer House

Truman Declares British Loan  Vital To UN Economic Program   Long Hearing Opens on $3,700,000 Loan; Byrnes Wires Plea.

Truman Asks House fo Pass British Loan   Economic Ruin Predicted if Measure Fails

Truman Urges House to Okay Loan to Britain   Sees Economic ‘Conflict Disastrous to Both Britain and U.S.

BEIGHTLER IN NEW ARMY JOB   TOOK OVER COMMAND OF FOUR-STATE AREA OF FIFTH SERVCE COMMAND TODAY

a  ASKS FOR ARMY "OF VOLUNTEERS   Beightler Takes Fifth Service Command With Blast at Permanent Draft

WORLD ATOMIC BOARD MAPPED AFTER INQUIR}   Outlawing of A-Bomb Held Impossible’ By Committee

LEWIS STARTS MOVEMENT TO UNIEY LABOR   His First Move Was Reaffilmcion Of United Mine Workers With A. F. L,

Tito's “Terror Rule’ Provokes Serbian Appeal   Mrs. Roosevelt Asked to Aid in Yugoslavia

YUGOSLAV SERBS DENOUNCE TIT0'S “TERROR REGIME   Appec! to Mrs. F. D. Roose. velt to Launch Probe Into “Black Dictojorshin”

Slimmer Diet Ahead For U.S.   Next 12 Months Will See Americans Have Less to Eat Than Last Year

U.S. ISIN FOR ~~ SLIMMER DIET   Advance Picture Of Food Situation Provided By Anderson

SLIMMER U.S. DIET ON MENU   Some Products Scarcer; Civilian Consumption, However, To Be High

Slimmer Diet Seen for Coming Year   Agriculture Secretary Says Less Butter, Meat, Eggs Sighted

Food Supply For Nation to Be Slimmer    Secretary Anderson Sees Less of Everything For Next 12 Months

Slimmer Diet For Americans  Is Predicted   Will Be Less Meats, Poultry and Eggs, Wheat Prodyets, Dried Fruit and Dry Peas

Americans Faced With Shimmer Diet For  Year   Little Butter, Less Meat, Eggs

SLIM DIET SEEN FOR 12 MONTHS   ANDERSON PREDICTS LESS MEAT AND EGGS, MORE FRUIT JUICES

Americans Will Go on Slimmer Diet In Next 12 Months. Anderson Predicts

Slimmer Diet In Prospect   Less Meats, Poultry, Eggs and Other Staples Seen in 12 Months

Anderson Sees “Slimmer Diet”.  For Americans   Says Less Meat, Eggs And Wheat Foods To Be Had During Next 12 Months

Bikini King To See Test   King Judah an Honored Guest on Blandy’s Ship For Undersea A-blost

Reds Recall Top UNO Delegate   Consultation on Atomic knergy Held in Moscow

Russ Confer on  U.S. Atomic Rift   Byrnes Announces Differences Settled

NENATE ENBS TUMULTUOUS IEOOIUN IN MOOD 10 G0 ON RITING GURBS FOR LABOR

STRIKES SPU   Byrd Restriction on Health Fund Voted in Tumultuous Session

ANGRY SENATE SET TO WRITE LABOR CURBS   14-Hour Session Imposes Restrictions on Farm and Welfare Funds

Senate Action On Labor Curbs   Resumes Session About Noon Today After Tumultuous 14-Hour Session

SENATE VOTES ~ CURB ON LABOR   More Stringent Laws Du As Aroused Solons See Rail Tie-up

Stalin Congratulates Russian People For Winning The War Against Japanese Enemy

Mutilated Body of Woman Is Shown Suspect  Sheriff's Deputy Denies He Is Involved in Death

EGYPT SEEKING—SUEZ-CONTROL   EGYPTIAN PREMIER QUOTED AS OPPOSING BRITISH GAR." RESONS TO GUARD CANAL

Four Persons Are Reported ToBe Missing   Protest Against Arrests Is Filed Bye US. Official

Four Persons Are Reporfed loBe Missing  Protest Against Arrests Is Filed fm ef @ fPagaee*_g

Disappeared 3 Days Ago General In Berlin Says   Two Other Americans Also Are Missing But Are Not Listed As  Prisoners of Soviet

Americans Prisoners Of Russians   Seized in Berlin, Learned After They Were Missing Eight Days

Missing Ohio Co-ed Located in Indiana   Parents of Bowling Green U. Girl Receive Letter From Ft. Wayne Where She's Working

MISSING OHIO GOED FOUND IN FT. WAYNE   Bowling Green Student At Work As Domestic

NEWS OF. OUR’ me MENncWOMEDS im UNIFORM.   Hussey - Larimer Marriage August 1

Kaltenbrunner. Say Nazis Gas Victims, Claim   Witness Tells of Visit of Ex-Gestapo. Chief to Mauthaudsen

—HITLER~  Nazi Trials Under Way.  Hitler’s Slaughter “Order Is Revealed

Slaughter to the Last Man Hitler Order   Security Guard Given Instructions to Kill Commandos

Nazi SS Chief Watched Killings   Visited Mauthausen Camp Where Many Allied Soldiers Died

Hitler Decreed Death For Allied Commandos; 5,000 Jews Killed 1 Nite

GESTAPO CHIEF SAID TO HAVE WATCHED NAZIS GAS VICTIMS IN MAUTHAUSEN PRISON   Ernst Kaltenbruner, Head of Security Pelice, Is On Record as Witnessing Execution of American Prisoners of War

Court Smashes Esquire Ban   Postal Authorities Have No Discretion tc  Withhold Privileges

Esquire  ‘Wins Test   Supreme Court Backs Right of Magazine to Second Class Mail

Postal Ban On Esquire Ruled Void   “Abhorrent Precedent’ Seen by Tribunal if Walker Upheld.

ESQUIRE WINS IN MAILING GASE   Allow Lightly Clad Madele in Mal Clace

i Wer, dae ju. 5.Lourt i Rules Against          BS FUG seks  = Hosnré. Saati

lews Seek Refuge in. U.S. 7one   500 Fle From Rueei-. Sector of Borlin- to Ask Americans For Food

NEW RESTAURANT TO OPEN TUESDAY   Dutch Treat On York Street Will Be Located In Richard McAllister Hotel Building

Shortage  Of Meat Continues   Anderson Sees Worse Situation By Spring

Anderson Declare: Meat Shortage Will Be Much Worse  Agriculture Of ficial! Says 1947 Will See Greater Scarcity

SIGLER FILLS FOUR LANSING KEY POSITIONS   NEW GOVERNOR TO SET UP OFFICES IN CAPITOL

ARMY PROBING BIXBY SHOOTING   Camp Atterbury Commande: In Hospital Wounded in Arm and Leg

Admit Probe At Atterbury   Commandant and Wife Confined To Hospital

COLONEL IN HOSPITAL WITH SMALL-CALIBRE WOUNDS AND WIFE ALSO IS  HOSPITALIZED —

Workers Expected To Ratify GM-C10  Settlement Soon   Company Officials Anticipate Little Production Before April Ist

BOWLES SURE WAGE- PRICE LINE 10 HOLD   Soft Coal Demands To Be Released Today To Operators

Bowles Declares -Wage-Price Policy Can Withstand Im‘pact of Miners Pay  - Increase Requests.

MINERS PRESENT DEMANDS TODAY   :   BOWLES CONFIDENT COAL SITVATION CAN BE HANDLED  UNDER NEW POLICY.

End Shutdown At Rochester   To Negotiate With Workers Who Will Not Strike Against Public

— AGREEMENT — City Policy Accepted : By Unions   Employes Return, Charges Against Pickets Dropped .

“STRIKE ENDED IN ROCHESTER   City Officials Agree Tc Talk With Organized Employes

Rochester Strike Is Ended As City Officials Finally Agree ToTalk WithStrikers

ROCHESTER CITY SHUTDOWN ENDS   Municipal Employes To Return To Work; Controversv Was Over Abolition Of  Jobs.

SHUTDOWN OF LABOR ENDED   Rochester, N. Y., Back To Normal Following Strike Settlement

STATE MEDIATOR BRINGS PEACE IN ROCHESTER STRIKE   City Recognizes Workers Right-to Organize; Watkout Ends

ELEANOR DOZES: CRASH IS RESULI   Four Persons Injured in Three Car Collision

MRS, ROOSEVELT IN ACCIDENT — WHEN SHE DOZED IN HER GAR   WIDOW OF PRESIDENT NOT ENJURED IN THREE-CAR CRASIE —TIUREE PERSONS TAKEN  TO HOSPI

Mrs. Roosevelt Unhurt In Crast   Former First Lady Loses Control Of Car En Route Te V-J Broadcast

WEST VIRGINIA MINE OUTPUT NEAR NORMAL   One Small Mine Near Mullens Only Pit Idle In Area

TELLS HOW JAPS ABUSED WORKERS   Siam-Burma Railway Lit. fered With Skeletons

Strike Closes Many Plants   Food for Humans Given Top Priority On Transport

Strike Closes Many Plants   Food for, Humans Given Top Priority  On VWeeuoceonyt

Ku Klux Or Just “Anti-Unien”? {Workers On Receiving End Of Floggings .

IN ROCKIES KILLS TEN   Storm Expected to Keep Half Colorado Voters From Polls

CLARK RAPS SOVIET ACTIONS IN AUSTRIA   Charges Russia Has No Re: gard For Agreements

~andidates for State Offices Pour Flood Of Filings in to Election Board's Office

CANDIDATES PUT NAMES ON LIST   Four Aspirants for Governor's Chair Among First To Enter Campaign

STEEL MILLS ARE CLOSING THEIR DOORS   Coal Strike Is -Paralyzing . . All Industry

OBLESS ROLLS BEGIN TO MOUNT IN OTHER LINES   Emergency Applications for Fuel by Industries Are Pouring Into SFA   TENVER SCHOOLS CLOSE   EYE VINYL Yb  Mine Areas Quiet; Output Is Less Than Qne-Tenth of Normal Needs

STEEL BEGINS TO COOL FURNACES   Paralysis Sets In On Nation As Miners Stay Out

STEEL MILLS HIT HARD BY COAL STRIKE      Canvass Shows 37 Blast, Ope Hearth Furnaces To Close Bu Sunday

Blast Furnaces Cooled; Colorado Schools Closed   Thousands of Steel Mill Employes Out of Work Because of Strike

Thousands Face Idleness While Strike Persists   Blast Furnaces in Steel Centers Are Permitted to Cool

pie INDUSTRY § FURNACES on 10 STRIKE   Thousands of. Workers Seni Home; Denver Closes Biukite Schanole

Steel Mills Banking Furnaces   Thousands Face  ‘Unemployment; ‘ Schools Closed  fe Malenatan

Factories Fed By Soft Coal Begin Layoff       Paralysis Spreads All Qver Country; Schools Closing

GRAIN QUOTAS FOR BEER AND LIQUOR RAISED   INPROVED SUPPLIES OF WHEAT RELAX MILLING EDICT

U.S. Will Lift ‘Dark Bread’ Order Sept. 1   Allow More Grain For Beer, Liquor, Harvest at Record

DARK’ BREAD ORDER TO END SEPTEMBER 1   Improved Grain Supply Brings Relaxation Of Restrictions

End Emergency Order Lift ‘Dark’ Flour Requirements On Sept. 1 as Supply Improves

DARK BREAD ORDER CANCELED BY U. §. EFFECTIVE SEPT.    Quality of Flour to Be Improved at Same Time, But Limit on Distribution Will Continue.   ADDITIONAL GRAIN FOR BEER AND LIQUOR   Alcohol Distillers to Be Allotted 20 Per Cent More in September Than This Month.

More Grain Is Made ‘Available To Beer, Liquot   Improved Wheat Supply 4 Shown in Government  Order

U.S. Cancels ‘Dark’ Bread. Flour Order   Action Changes Quality But Not Quantity of Flour

WHITE BREADS, FLOUR TO COME BACK ON SEPT. 1   Quality Reestablished, But Quantity Will  Remain Same

“Dark” Bread, Flour Order Cancelled; More Grain  Available for Beer, Liquor—Both Effective Sept. 1

MORE GRAIN IS MADE AVAILABLE BY GOVERNMENT   Order Will Permit Increased Production Of Beer And Liquor   QUALITY OF FLOUR WILL BE ALTERED

Anderson Cancels Government Order  On ‘Dark Bread   More Grain Also Is Made Available  For Beer and Liquor

Dark Bread Rule Dropped Sept. 1: Brewers Get Aid   Export Goal Is Increased But Won't Cut Home Use

More Wheat Said Available For Nation,  ‘Dark’ Bread Order Cancelled. For US.

Dark Bread  Rule To End September 1   More Grain Available For Beer and Liquor At the Same Time.

U. S. Cancels Order Forcins  ‘Dark’ Bread   More Grain Also Is Made Available for Aleoholic Beverages

Government Cancels Order To-Make Dark Bread’: Grants Liquor Grain

Gov't Cancels ‘Dark Bread Order Sept. 1   More Grain Made Avail. able for Beer and Liquor Manufacture

ABOUT READY TO SET DATE FOR EUROPEAN PEACE MEETING   Russian Accord  On Troublesome Trieste Question Bridges Big Gap

Trieste Compromise Accepted By Russia; U.S. And Britam Will Announce Decision Today

Ministers Seen Fixing Date Of  Peace Meeting   Score ‘Very Great Advances Toward Reaching Accord On Problem Of Telesta

SOVIETS AGREE TO COMPROMISE ON CITY'S RULE   Hopes Lifted For Genera Peace Conference Soon With Issue Cleared

Accord on Trieste Is Thought Nea   Ministers Seem On Verge of Setting Date For Peace Meet

ACCORD NEAR ON TRIESTE PROBLEM   Very Great Advance Made By Foreign Ministers

Big Four Settling Trieste  Worry   Peace Parley Date Looms In Paris Conferences

Trieste Accord Near, Ending Paris Deadlock  Italian-Yugoslav Line Cas Iln- Dart Te Ra   Italian-Yugoslav Line Set Up; Port To Be International City

N DAR PARLE   Council Adopts French Compromise Plan on Yugolay Rordar -

Big-4. Divides Istria in Two As Reds Bow   Trieste May Become International Port Under French Plan

Big 4 Near Agreement On Trieste   Accept Boundry First Suggested By Sec. Bymes

Trieste Accord  Almost Reached   Russia Accepts Plan To Internationalize Disputed Border City

Trieste . Compromise Accepted By Russia; U.S. And Britain  ] >  Will Announce Decision Today

Big 4 In Trieste Accord; 21-Nation Parley Is Seer   Acceptance of Proposal Comes as Surprise; Big Peace Conference now in Offing

ACCORD ON TRIESTE IS NEAR   On Verge Of Setting Peace ‘Conference Date

TRIESTE ISSUE NEAR SOLUTION   Ministers May Announce Date for Peace Meet

Agreement Near on Trieste Issue  Foreign Ministers Making Progress

Accord on Trieste Near; Big Four Ready To Set Date for Peace Parleys

Conference Date, Fate Of Trieste, Expected Today   Strike Ridden~-City--Quiet After  Weekend.. Riots; . Shops Open Shutters

See Demand For Resignation of Robert Hannegan   - Protest Second Recent . Big ‘Boner’ -Pulled _ By Democratic Head:

CAUCUS DEMAND PUTS HANNEGAN IN TIGHT SPAT   Second Political ‘Blunder’ at Party’s Headquarters May Force Resignation   ‘PURGE’ ATTEMPT SEEN   National Committee insists Dispute Is Result of Clerical Error

0 Democrats Call Caucus over Letter   Hannegan May Be Asked to Resign by Party Candidates

HANNEGAN MAY BE ASKED TO RESIGN POST   House Democrats Ask Caucus to Discuss “Boners”

Democratic Party Caucus May Lead To Demands for Hannegan’s Ouster

Truman Backers Fear Hannegan Is on Way Out   Protesting Democrats Cal Party Caucus; Could Force Resignation

Thousands Barred From Holding Office In Japan By MacArthur's Purge List

Application of Purge List Hits a Telling Blow at Jap War Industry

FAR-REACHING PURGE STILL ON IN JAPAN   Cabinet Bars From Public Office Top Officials of 32 Industrial and  Banking Firms

Japan Ousts Wartime Heads   Apply MacArthur's Purge List--Bars Tens Of Thousands

[BROADWAY MAN IHELD FOR SLAYING 'IN INDIANAPOLIS.      Saunders-Mills Stableman Accused of Killing Another Following Argument

MURDER VERDICT IN IOWA DEATH   Jury Urges Officials to Carry On Probe

Strike Threat. Voiced Again InPP&L Row   Union Will Stage Walk. out If Extension Not Granted in Which to File Exceptions

POWER STRIKE THREAT MADE   CIO Union Renews Demand For Favorable Ruling By Labor Board

BONUS SESSION CALLED FRIDAY BY GOV. GREEN   Average Payment Expectpected To Be $375 for Army, $410 Navy

BUNUS. SESSION OF LEQSLATURE ~ SET FOR FROM   Governor Green Issues Call and Limits Business  to Single Item   CLIMAX TO LONG STUDY   Bill to Be Considered Would Pay About $385,000,000 to 916.000 Veis

. a” omy Sart awwr”  Potsdam Statement Ends Year as Allies’? Pre-Treaty Policy.

Attendance in Schools Reported   Average Number of Pupils Present Daily In City System 1,406

Attendance Given  For Last Period   Room Six of Emerson School Has Best Mark For Final Six Weeks

MINERS’ HEALTH IS CONCERN OF PARLEY   Closed Coal Talks Seek Improved Conditions

He’s Giving No Ground ....  Lewis Stubborn In His Health-Welfare Demands For The Miners’ Union

Lewis Continues Plea For Welfare And Health Fund   Also Wants Operators to Comply With Gov't Safety Recotiimendations. 

Lewis Presses For. Miners’ Welfare Setup   “Wage, Hour Issues Placed Aside as —  ‘Parley Continues

Lewis Keeps Up Pressure On Operators   Sets Miners? Health And Welfare Fund As Part Of Price For New Contrace

Lewis Exerts, New Pressure   Issues of Wage And Hours Put Aside For Health.

LEWIS EXERTS PRESSURE FOR HEALTH FUND   Issues of Wage and Hours Put Aside Temporarily As Union and Operators Assemble   PLAN IS UNDISCLOSED

PLAN T0 FUSE TWO ZONES IN GERMANY   . British and U. S. Will Unite Zones _ Economically

'U. S., Britian May Unite Reich Zones   British Want to Get More Coal From the Ruhr

— JEWEL THEFTDurants  Deny They Confessed   Release Asked; Lawyer Demands Specifie Charge

Soviet Manchuria Note Unpleasing   Fails to Answer U, S. And China Complaints

Red Reply on Manchuria Regarded Unsatisfactory   Crancidered Reiectian

RUSSIA. DEFENDS SEIZURE OF BOOT)   STATEMENT OF POLICY IN MANCHURIA UNSATISFACTORY, AMERICANS SAY.

Reds’ Reply fo Note on Manchuria ls Reported To Be Unsatisfactory

Russian Policy Note Held Unsatisfactory   Moscow Responds to [nquiry About Manchurian Industry

Soviet-sponsored German Plot ° Reported by U.S.   Intelligence Officers Say Germans Were Tipping’ Russians or Troop Movement

German Spy Ring Smashed By Americans   Ringleader Admits  Giving Russia Facts On U.S. Troops

Supervision Of Italian Payment Arouses Russia   U. S. And Britain Are Accused Of Violating  ‘Bie 4’ Acreement.

Says U.S., Britain  Break Agreement   Russian Delegate ights Commission on Italian Reparations   TO SUPERVISE PAYMENT   Heated Arguments Dog Pas‘ sage of Amendment on Choice of Chairman

RUSSIA RAPS. U.S, BRITAIN AT CONFERENCE   -Aroused .By. Votes For. Supervising Italian Payments —   MAKE CHARGES   Weary Delegates Seek To-Windup Peace Parley

Angered At Move To “Supervise Italy’s Reparations to Small ‘Nations.

Accuse U. S. And Britain Of Violations   By Voting for An Australian Amendment

Soviet Government Accuses United States And Britain Of Acting Contrary To Agreements By Voting For Australian Amendment To Set Up International Commission On Italian Reparations—Measure Is  Passed, 12 To 8, In Session At Paris

REDS TAKE SLAP AT U.S. BRITAIN   Charge Violation Of ‘Big 4 Agreements In Dispute

Angry Words Fly As Plan To Set Up Commission To Supervise Italian Reparations Is Voied.   CONFEREES HOLD AN ALL-NIGHT SESSION

Reds Charge U. $., Britair Broke Pacts   Hit Vote on Commission on Reparations By Italy

REDS ALLEGE U.S., BRITAIN BREAK PLEDGE   In Angry Words, Soviets Charge That Western Allies Violate Big Four Agreement on Reparations Proposal.

“Says U.S., Britain ‘Break Agreement   i Russian . Delegate  Italian Reparations   TO SUPERVISE PAYMENT   Heated Arguments Dog Pas* sage of Amendment on ~ Choice of Chairman

Claims Big Four Treaty Violated   Raps Vote For Australian Amendment To Set Up Commission For Supervision Of Italian Reparations Payments

United States, Britian Accused   Reparations Issue Basis Of Heated  Discussion

RUSSIA USED ANGRY WORDS AGAINST I}. S. AND BRITAIN   Charged They Violated Theit Big Four Agreement In Paris Today.   VOTED FOR AMENDMENT   To Set Up International Com. mission for Supervision _ Reparations Payments.

Say Big 4 Pacts Violated   Reparations Commission On Italy Opposed

Russia Says US., Britain Break Pact   Soviet Delegate Charges Big Four Agreement Is Broken in Dispute Over Reparations Soard

Angry Words Flung Around At Paris....  Russia Accuses Britain And U. S. Of Violatin~ Big - Four Commitments

Reds Charge Allies Break Big Four Pact   Soviets Oppose Commission Supervising .Reparations Payments.

Russia Peeved By Amendment   Accuses U.S. And Britain Of Violating The BigFour Pact.

Say U.S., Britain Broke Big Four Agreement in Vole   Their Spokesmen Reply That Reparations Proposal Entirely New Article

Aged Woman Slain; Ex-Soldier Is Held   Mrs. Harriet Walker Slashed in Bedroom of Waynesburg Home

DEMANDS U.N. CURB GREEKS   Gromyko Wants Action To Halt Alleged Threats Against the Peace

REDS DEMAND UN END GREEK MOVE   Provocative Actions On Albanian. Border” Bring * Gromyko Appeal .

Russia Demands That Greeks Cease Threat   Gromyko Makes Strong Appeal for Action Against Nation

Demands Action Against Greece  Russian Delegate  Voices Complaint

Russia Lashes  Greek ‘Threat   Gromyko Appeals For U.! Action On Charves

Russians Claimed  Winners in Iran   British Observer Says Reds Gained Objective

Denies Any Law Was Violated By His Actions   Committee Told Gifts: To Campaign Funds Not Violation of Law

Bilbo Admits He Aided Addict  But Denies He Was Paid for Services

Amendment fo Price Bill Has Much Support   Barkley Figlits Decontrol of Any Items

TRUMAN FORCES FACING DEFEAT IN SENATE OPA FIGHT   Amendment Barring Meat and Poultry from Controls Likely ta Pace

ADMINISTRATION THREATENED WITH DEFEAT ON AMENDMENT 10 (PA BILL TO BAR CONTROLS

SENATE NEAR. SHOWDOWN ON FOOD POLIC'   POLL INDICATES CONTROLS FOR MEAT, POULTRY AND EGGS WILL BE REJECTED   f a By RAYMOND WILCOVE Internatlonal News Service

Coalition Backs Amendment To  New OPA Measure   Amendment Would Bar Price Control Restoration On Livestock, Meat, Poultry, Eggs   NIGHT SESSIONS OF SENATE ARE PLANNED

Vote May KillOPA Proposal   Amendment Would Bar Restoration Of Price Ceilings

Group Votes To Extend raft 1 Year   ‘Proposals Made “To Increase Army Personnel Pay

5 PROPOSALS MADE TO HIKE SERVICE PAY   Number -of Plans Are _ Coupled With Plan Fo Extend Draft

Extension Of Draft Law for Year Approved   Five Different Pay Increase Plans Reach Floors of Congress

Senate Group Votes Full-Year Draft Extension   Five Pay Increase Proposals Offered, Some Tied to Bill

Extension of Draft for Year Is Urged   Five Proposals for Pay Boosts Are Introduced

Five More GI Pay Proposals Being Studied   SenateCommiiteeA pproves  Draft Law Extension Set eee ee

Military Committees In  ‘Shower’ Of Draft Bills   Senate Group Okays Full Year Extension As Opposed To House’s 9-Month Proposal; Five Pay Increase Plans Offered

Senate Unit OKs Year More of Draft Ac Canaress Gets 5 Pay Hike Plans

Senators Vote To Extend Draft 1 Year   Military Group Also ° Okehs 4 Plans To Hike Service. Pay

1 Year Draft Extension Is OK'd By Group   Five Different erent GI Pay Increase Proposals Are Submitted

COMMITTEE FOR EXTENSION OF DRAFT ONE YEAR   House Favors Continuation Fer Nine Months; Te Vote Today   SALARY INCREASES FOR ENLISTED MEN

Senators Urge Year’s Draft Act Extension   Five Proposals to Increase Pay of Servicemen Offered

Uncle Saves Boy's Life  With A Butcher Knife Ru Severing Windpipe 

THROAT SLIT SAVES CHILD            QUICK ACTION IN SEVERING WINDPIPE PREVENTED DEATH—OF-SMALL-———  ROY

Acheson Reveals Stand Against Communism In U.S  State Department Attitude Also Includes oom £28 we 8. Be

State Department Openly Asserts {ts Disfavor of Communism Both in United States and Janan

Communism In America And Japan Hit   Informal Statemen’ Of Disfavor Made By State Dept. .

CHINA NATIONALS IN 3-PRONGED ASSAULT   Drive On To Capture Reds’ -Kaloan Base

Molotov Denounces U.S. And Britain For Forming Bloc Against Russia

MOLOTOV BLAMES 'U. S.-BRITAIN FOR ~~ BIG 4 FAILURE   Claims Russia’s Reluctance to Cooperate Caused by Anglo-American Ganging Up Tactics.

Two Discharged Service Men Are  Married Past Week  Hugh Swift And   Hugh Swift And Virginia Tucker of  Akron Wed Monday

Two Discharged Service Men Are  Married Past Wed   "Hugh Swift And * Virginia Tucker of  awe see = ame i

Meat Shortage  Becomes Worse   Miners Plan Strike For Better Menus

Full Programs Are Projected For Labor Day   Observance In Alabama Will Be Marked By Folsom  Address, Sports Events

All-Out Chinese Civil War Looms   “Communist Extermination” Campaign Is Believed Ready To Begin At Any Moment

Termination Of Meat Lids ls Approved  Pe ee   Congressional Comment! On Truman Action Splits On Party Lines

Bowles Predicts Congress Will Extend the OPA Without Crippling Amendments; Solons Not So Confident

Mrs. Hochdoerfer. Former Professor Of French, Dies  ss At Aae OF OO

Appeals For Clemency by Nazis Made   Frick, Rosenberg ‘File Pleas; Two Others Excluded From Zones

Appeals For Clemency by azis Made   Frick; Rosenberg . File Pleas; Two Others Exeloded Ream Panes

Price Rise For Shoes _ Seems Likely  OPA Authorizes Immediate Boost  In Leather Ceiling:

Britich’: Tramp Steamer Elizabete Not. Capable of Bringing American, Farmer into Port According to Top: Government, Expert,

Petroleum Fuels to Run Autos for Many Years  Atomic Power Not to Replace Gas for Next 95 Yearrc

ClO SEAMEN TO GET PAY BOOST   Fiy to Ask Operators to Reinstate Strikers

SEAMEN GET RAISE   Arbiter Arranges Things But Strikers Say It’s Not  a Contract

CIO Awarded Parity With AFL Personnel   Salary Increases of $5 to $10 Monthly Provided—Men Asked To Go Back to Work

Fly Puts N.M.U,, Others on Parity   Arbitration Award ] Given; Asks Men Go To Work at Once

SALARIES RAISED $5 T0 $i0   NUM Seamen On Parity With AFL Ship Personnel

Seamen Win Pay Increase   Arbitrator Sets Wage on Parity With That Rwarded to AFL

Arbitration Award Places NMU Seamen On ‘Parity With AFL: May Resume Shinnijnus

ARBITRATION AWARD MADE IN SHIP TIEUP   Decision Termed Basis For Resumotion Of Work

SALARY INCREASES ESTABLISH PARITY ‘WITH AFL. UNIONS   All Seagoing Personnel Requested to Resume Jobs —

Federal Official Sets Lp  Decision   Owners and Union Agree To Plan To Hike Pay

Fly Expects Ship Strike To End   NMU Seamen Placed On Parity With AFL Other Cases To Be Settled This Week

Arbitration Award To National Maritime Union Provides Basis For Return To Work

SHIP STRIKE IS BELIEVED OVER   Arbitration Award By Fly Places NMU Seamen And Others On Pay Parity With AFL Seafarers.

Fly Awards NMU Parity With AFL  Union Asked to   Union Asked to Resume Work

Curran Flays ‘High Circles’   ‘Mysterious’ Delay Of Strike End Cited

Award Is Basis For Immediate Refurn fo Work   Provides Salary Hikes For CIO Seamen

Paves Way For End Of Walkout   Operators Ar And Union Had Agreed To Ac  cept His Ruling

Union Wants Contract With Ship Owners   Government Decision Gives Workers Raise, Pats itv With AFL Personnel

Ruling Puts NMU, AFLon  Same Basis   Arbitrator Awards Salary Increase of $5 to $10 Monthly, Asks Prompt Resumption of Work

PORTER SAYS CONGRESS PREPARING TO LET COST-OF-LIVING JUMP 2 MILLIONS   Fdur Makes of GM Cars Already Allowed Price Increases of From $66 to $417; OPA Chief Says Little Increased Production Will Result.

Road Deaths Show Sharp DropInUS   Safety Council Say July Fatalities Down 25 Percent

GROUP STARTS STUDY OF BUTTER SHORTAGE   Bowles, Porter, Anderson Called By House Unit

BUTTER CRISIS AIRED IN HOUSE   Committee Seeks Means To  Increase Butter Supply.

HOUSE FARM BLOC STARTS PROBE OF LOW BUTTER SUPPLY   Want Action On Putting End To Shortages Of Dairy Products

Group Takes Up Butter Problem   House Committee Plans Program To Help Shortage and Dairy Industry

(House Group Takes Up \The Butter Problem   Investigating Committee Calis Bowles, Porter and Anderson for Airing on Price and Other Cantrell

House Committee Investigating Food Shortages Takes Up Butter Wisithare

House Group Hopes To Get More Butter For Markets   Top Leaders Appear ‘hoday Seeking Action To Relieve Sharace

House Committee Inquires Into Acute Butter Shortage   Farm State Solons Quiz Bowles, Porter, Anderson

JEFFRIES OUT FOR GOVERNOR   DETROIT MAYOR TO RUN ON REPUBLICAN TICKET

Woman Shot On Pawtucket Street   Virginia M. Boston Killed bs Jealous Neighbor while Shopping

No Present Need To Oust Mikado   Patterson Reviews Nip Political Plight

Japs’ Problem   Hircohito’s War Activity Not Sufficient to Force Abdication

PATTERSON, WAR SECRETARY IN JAPAN SAYS “HIROHITO ABDICATION IS PROBLEM FOR JAPAN TO DECIDE.

Anderson Enters Plea of Innocent  dudge Overrules Defense Demurrer

Race Track Taxation Measure On Agenda   Special Session of Legislature May Last More Than Day

TAXATION PLAN MAY .. STAEL LEGISLATURE   uevy On State's Race Tracks May  Be Presented At Special Sesgine TRE. Shaws ie

Congressmen Shion With  Statement   Most Hopeful Sign We've Had Recently States Sen. Reed

STALIN STATEMENT HAILED BY SOLONS   Interview At Moscow Held) Boost To Peace :

Nat'l Standard Strike Is Over   Workers In Niles Get 1814-Cent Raise

President Truman Today Is in Most Critical Period of His Political Career

Only Hope. In Accord  With Soviet   Churchill Says Break With Reds Would Mean Catastrophe; Pleads For Life of Empire

Churchill Says True Fellowship With Russia Is Needed For Peace   Look To. United Nations As Agency For  Bringing About Faithful Understanding With The Soviets

STEPHENS COLLEGE GRADUATE SLAIN   I a ,MARYLOU JENXHINS, 20, RAPED AND STRANGLED TO DEATH  ] IN COLUMBIA.

PAULEY BATTLE NEARER CLIMAX   Fight May End Rift Between Trumon’s Senate Advisers, ‘Palace Guard’

Truman’s Lieutenants In Congress Appear Near Victory In Battle Over Appointments

Capitol Hill Winning Battle Over Pauley   White House Advisers Of President Are ‘Spanked’

Pauley Proves ‘Truman Enigma   Truman Adviser: Seen Winning In Tussle

Pauley’s Exit Held Certain   Withdrawal Likely After Defense Talk

Capitol Hill Advisors May Score Victory Over White [House Guard In Pauley Case   California Oilman Expected To Withdray After Making Defense Of Charges

Pauley Is Expectec To Withdraw This Wednesday   Capito! Hill Advisers of President Truman, Including Hannegan and Allen, Will Seek Victory in Bitter Inner Cirele Fight

Capiiol- White House Battle Decision Seen   Tug of War Between “HAY  /Advisers te Truman and ? “Palace. Guard” Rages Over Nomination

Pauley Ficht Likely Settle Tug of War   Advisers to the President Appear Near to Victory

Pauley Expected To Defend Self, Withdraw Name   Victory For Truman's Advisors Seen

Pauley Fight Viay Settle Capital Strife   Truman Advisers  Stage Tug Of War

Chief Advisers Seen Near Win   If Pauley Asks Withdrawal Congressional Lieutenant: Score Victory.

PAULEY WITHDRAWAL 1S SEEN BY LEADERS   Naval Nominee May Quit Tif After Defense Hearing

‘Palace Guard’ Truman Friends Held at Odds   Pauley Battle Before Senate Cause of Rift

Truman Advisers Near Victory... .  Pauley Expected To Step Out Of Picture After He Answers Foes’ Charges

END OF BATTLE IN. TRUMAN'S “INNER CIRCLE” FORESEEN   President’s Capitol Hill JAdvisers Near Victory. -in Fracas With Some White House Aides Over Recent Ly eee, cere Cay

More Railroads Are Mined In Palestine Ficht   British Officers Are Killed By  Explosions

One Killed, Six Wounded in Palestine Blast  Five Britons Now - Dead as Result of Tewish Campaign

See Veto If Farm  Parity Increased   President Said To Be Prepared To Veto Any Sham Price Cantera)

‘See Veto Of OPA Extension Bill If Congress Tacks Farm Parity Amendment To It   Directors Of Government Agencies Say Extension Will Avert Inflation

Farm Parity Amendment __May Bring Truman’s Veto      Price Control Extension Bill Is Backed By  Five Government Agencies

Veto Seen If Farm Rider On OPA Extension   PRESIDENT TRUMAN MAY KILL MEASURE IF PASSED

TRUMAN MAY VETO OPA RENEWAL BILL   Congress May Bring Presi. dent Approval by Farm Panty Rider   TOO MANY AMENDMENTS

PRESIDENT MAY VETO  PRICE CONTROL BILL  IF FARM HIKE RIDER OFFICIALS CALL FOR  EXTENSION OF OPA, SIIRSINIES FOR YEAR

OPA PICTURED AS BARRIER TO WIDE INFLATION   Truman Economic Adviser: Warn Agency Must Stay With All-Out Power -

Presidential Veto Of Price Control (Extension Hinted   High Official Believes Truman Will Act if Measure Includes Farm Parity Rider

CHANCE FOR VETO OF PRICE CONTROL - EXTENSION BILI   It Will Be If Congress Tacks the Controversial Farm Parity Amendment.   FOR RENEWAL OF OPA   Without Crippling Amendments Which Are Being Preposed Daily.

Farm Parity Amendment Expected to Result in Price Control Bill Veto

Truman Veto  Of OPA Rider Is Threatened   Farm Farity Amendment to Kill Extension, Aide Says

PREDICTS CHIEF MAY VETO BILL EXTENDING OPA   Official Says President Would Say No to Controversial Farm Parity Rider

Velo Seen If Farm Parity Move Stands   President Reported Determined to Act Firmly To Keep OPA Extension Uncriopled

PRESIDENT MAY VETO PRICE CONTROL BILL IF FARM HIKE RIDER  OFFICIALS CALL FOR EYTENCION OR ODA

WIVES-PACKING-FOR-OVERSEAS   FIRST FAMILIES TO SAIL FOR EUROPE SCHEDULED TO LEAVE TOMORROW OR_FRIDAY

TRIBUNAL FINDS 12 GUILTY AND ACQUITS THREE   Nazi Leaders Will Be Executed for Their War Crimes

Goering to Die Within 15 Days; Hess, Funk and Raede Sentenced to Life Terms   Schacht, Fritzsche, Papen Acquitted; Nazi Crew  _ Docile at Court's Verdict .

7 Given Terms Up To Lite   Von Papen, Schacht And Hans Fritzsche Draw Acquittals

Three Sentenced ToLife Terms In Prison; Four Get 19-20 Years   Goering Heads List Of These To Hang

Allied Control Spokesman Says Executions fo be af Nuernbera   Schacht, Fritzsche, Von Papen Acquitted;  Navic Hava IIntil Sat toa Fila far Clamancy

Schact, Fritsche, von Papen Acquitted and Freed; Hitler’s Scheme Comes to Final End. APPEAL PLANNED  era ake aek eae ses ee a. See AS ae eee

3 Nazis Freed; 7 Face Prison   Von Papen, Schacht, Fritzsche Acquitted; Bormann, One of Doomed, Probably Dead Now

PRION AWAIT) SEVEN: 3 OTHERS ia ANTE  and Eritsoenho Enand   APPEAL TO BE FUTILE   Three Get Life Terms and Four Are to Serve 10 to 20 Years

Three Given Life Terms in Prison; Von Papen and Two Others, Acquitted

Schacht, Fritzsche and von Papen Acquitted by War Crimes Tribunal   Seven Defendants Given Prison Sentences Ranging up to Life; Hess Is Sent to Jail

Goering, Others Will Pay With Lives Within 15 Days: Three Are Acquitted

Northwest Airlines In  Strike Grip   Some 1500 To 1800 Me chanics Involved’ In Walkout Across Nation

SUDDEN WALKOUT BY ‘MECHANICS AND MAINTENANCE MEN GROUNDS NORTHWEST AIRLINES PLANFS 

JHIO ASSEMBLY MEETS TONIGHT   Lausche Drafts 4,000-Word Speech For Legislators

LEGISLATURE SET TO OPEN MONDAY NIGHT   Lawmakers May Be Asked To Give Protection To Tenants

Church Group Seeks to Save  Lindley Life   Attorney Asks Kenny t Stay Warren’s Hand: . Saves Wrone Man

Plucky Telephone Operator Credited With Saving 50 Guests in Hotel Fire

Vontusion Veils . Results of Showdown on VA  Stelle-Bradley Talks Fail to Solve  aye. Tt: _

Outcome of ‘Showdown’  Still Unclear   Stelle Still Critical, VA Not Modifying Plans for Care Of War-Caused Ailments

LEGION LEADER, BRADLEY MEET   Confusion Veils Results 01 Parley At Washington

Confusing Accounts Veiled Results in Showdown Meet Between Bradley and Steele

Army Officer Says Winds Message He Saw Was Spurious   Dispatch Did Not Follow’ Pattern, Col. Schukraft  Tells Committee. 

More Tech Housing Space Being Asked   Additional Facilities Will Be Sought At 1 AAF: Sacial Center To Feed Students

GOP Race For Senate Led By D. John Markey   Vote in City of Baltimore Gives Nomination to Lane, hMAcKeldin—-Most of Maryland Counties Still _, to be Heard from in Volume

Wartime Controls Axe Restored To Spur Food Output   Government Moves To Spread Scant Supplies

New Steps Slated To Spread Butter ‘And Meat Supplies   ‘Dairy Subsidies Boosted ' Wartime Controls Re  stored. 

Government  Also Probes into Meat   Former Controls On Dairy Products Ordered Returned

OPA RESTORES BUTTER CHECKS TO UP OUTPUT   Government Drafting New Attack on Food  Situation

U.S. Moves To Unravel Food Snarl   Controls to Spur Butter Production Restored---Bread anc Meat Fight Planned

MAY CONTROL MEAT, BREAD AND BUTTER   Stabilization Director Bewies Foresees ‘Real Improvement Within Next Sitny Days”  ees mr ES ee UL eee VOR ee or Rapes nan 2 ae eee oe eee

Restrictions Imposed To Unsnarl Nation’s Butter, Bread and Meat Situation

GovernmentMapsNew Plan To Attack Snarls In Foods; Butter, Bread, Meat Short

Some Controls Re-Imposed In Food Shortage  Meat, Bread, Milk, Black Market Threat: Studied By Gov't

Government Seeks to 0 Meet t Food Needs, End Black Market Rackets

THE OUTLOOK FOR BUTTER IS IMPROVED   Bowles Foresees a Real Change in 60 Days as Result of Wartime Controls to Spur Production of Commodity.

Gov't Ready To Map Chart In Food Snarl   Agencies Outline Program To Untangle Situation of Butter, Bread, Meat and Blackmarkets.

Government Also Maps New Steps to Spread Meat and Bread Supplies to Nalion's Consumers

Snarled Food Situation — Involving Butter, Meat, Bread Subject To Attack

Bread, Meat, Butter Under War Controls   Program Includes Fight To Curb Black Markets; Improvement in 60 Days Forecast by Bowles

Wartime’s  Food Bans Are Placed In Effect   New Attack Starts On Tangled Set-Up

FOOD MUDDLE   Wartime Controls Restored To Spur Butter Production

U.S. MAPS PLAN FOR ATTACK ON FOOD PROBLEM   Wartime Controls Ordered As Government Hits At Black Markets

BUTTER AND BREAD SHORT AS GOV'T ADDS MORE CONTROLS   Wartime Control Of Cream Restored In Effort To Get More Butter Made

"00D CONTROL [ PUT ON AGAIN   jovernment Maps Attack On Butter, Meat And Bread .

Food Problems Are Attacked By Government   Bowles Visions Improvement in Next Sixty Days

War Controls Slapped Onto Scarce Foods   More Butter Seen As Effort Is Made To Untangle Snarl

Bowles Expects Better Conditions in 2 Months   Senate Committee ‘Asks Further Details on Meat Distribution; Bread Problem May Develop, if Europe Is to Get Help

CONTROLS ARE SLAPPED ON T0 SOLVE PROBLEM   Snarled Situation With Regard To Butter, Bread And Meat Holds Attention Of Capitol Hill Experts; Improvement Seen.

olution For lack Market  risis Sought   estore Wartime Controls In Atiempt To Equalize Food Distribtuion.   UP BUTTER OUTPUT

U. 5. Restores Dairy Curbs in New Attack on Snarled Food Situation   Government Acts to Spur Butter Production, Plans Renewal of Controls Over Slaughtering In Drive Involving Meat, Bread: Black: Markets

Wartime Controls Put Back to Halt U.S. Butter Famine   Ban Whipping Cream and High Fat Ice Cream to Aid Butter Supply

CONTROLS PUT BACK TO SPUR BUTTER OUTPUT   Government Maps New Steps to Spread Out Meat, Bread Supplies

Government Maps New Attack on Food Situation  Wartime Controls Ordered to Spur Rutter Production

J. S. MAPS NEW PLAN TOUNSNARL FOOD SITUATION   BAN WHIPPING CREAM, RESTRICT BUTTERFAT USED. IN ICECREAM

New Attack On Food Problem   Butter, Bread, Meat and Black Markets Get Attention

Uncle Sam Restores Wartime Dairy Controls, Maps Plans to Spread Meat, Wheat Supplies

Government Moves To Untangle Food Situation   Black Markets, Butter, Bread and Meat Are in Limeliaht

Food Control Lids Imposed   Black Markets Feel  Government's Hand

Snarled Food Status Brings War Controls   Government Mapping New Measures to Solve Troubles

Renew Wartime Dairy Controls To Meet Crisis   Aimed At Spurring Butter Output And Keeping Prices Down.

Wartime Controls on Dairy Industry Are Resumed To Spur Butter Output

New Attack Launched on Food Supply   Wartime Control Orderec Back In Attempt to Spur Butter Production

GOVERNMENT TRYING TO UNTIE BUTTER, BREAD, MEAT SNARLS  WAR CONTROLS ORDEREI

Wartime Dairy Controls   Restored Hoping To Spur Butter Production; Larger Dairy Subsidies

Butfer Subject To Provisions Of War Controls   Real Improvement In Next Sixty Days Is Predicted By Bowles

HOUSEWIVES MICHIGAN FACE SHARP NEW CUT   Shortages May Force Many Meat Dealers To Shut Doors by Mid-May

Government Acts To Spur Butter Output   Bakery Industry Warns Of Bread Rationing tf Supplies Fall Below Last Year      Government Acts To Break Illegal Dealings And Restore Equal Distribution Of Meat   Large Section Of Nation Remains On Meatless Diet: Worse Than Wartime

SEEKS 10 LIFT SUPPLIES OF MEAT. BUTTER   ;  Wartime Controls Directed for Dairy Industry as Bowies  Seés Hope,

Government Maps Steps To Spread Meat And Bread Supplies   Need Truman’s Assurance To Save Price Control

Government Acts To Spur Output Of Butter In 60 Days   Federal Officials Map New Steps To Spread Meat, Bread Supplies

Government Maps New Attack On Food Situation   Wartime Control : Slapped Back

Rain Benefits Wheat Regior Of Oklahoma   Moisture Extends Into Panhandle and Hits Practically Every State Area

SHOWERS SOAK DRY AREAS OF WHEAT REGION   Rain in Panhandle Boon to Crops—Miami Gets Cooling .18 of Inch

Vote Looming  On Leave Pay For Ex-G. Ls      Vote Due May 13 On Bill To Give All EM Same Accrued Leave Pay That Officers Get

FORCE VOTE ON TERMINAL LEAVE PAY FOR VETS   All Personnel, Including Those Discharged, Would Receive Money

FORCE TERMINAL PAY OF GI’S ON TO HOUSE CALENDAR  rr riwriAa UTA LT OR   PETITION TAKES MEASURE OUT OF COMMITTEE HANDS

House To Act On Terminal  Pay For Gls   Would Be Same As For Officers

Terminal Leave Pay Favored by House Majority   Enlisted Personnel Would Share in Payment for Unused Furlough Time

FORCE VOTE ON GI LEAVE PAY   218 Representatives Put Signature On ‘Discharge’ Petition

Hopes of Terminal Leave Pay Soaring   House Scheduled To Vote May 13

BILL TO GRANT GIS TERMINAL LEAVE PAY HAS HOUSE BACKERS   Petition Signed To Force Vote At The Next Business Session Of House

Hope for GI Leave Pay   House Slated to Pass . Bill Granting Accrued Leave Pay to All GI’s

Hopes Of Terminal Leave Pay For Enlisted Men Soar As Majority Of House Members In Accord

’ aa = HOUSE FAVORS RETROACTIVE PAYMENT TO ENLISTED MEN  MAY GET TERMINAL LEAVE PAY

ferminal Leave Pay for Small Fry Probable with Vote Set for May 13

TERMINAL PAY HOPES RAISED   G. .’s Pleased As House Signs On Dotted Line For Them

GI Terminal Pay Prospects Bright   Enlisted Personnel Would Get Same Leave Pay Now Given Officers

Gls’ Hopes Soar For Terminal Pay As Congress Signs   ‘Same Accrued Pay Wouk Be Given as That . Officers.Now Get, Iinder Measure

TERMINAL PAY FOR GIS SEEN NEARLY SURE   Enlisted’ Men Would Benefit Under Pronosed Plan   HOUSE IN FAVOR   Measure Also Covers Servicemen Already Discharged -

Terminal Leave Pay For Gls Gets A Boost   Majority Of House Members Sign Up; Debate On Bill Set For May 13

Terminal Leave Pay Plan For Gls Gaining Backers   Enlisted Personne! To Get Accrued Pay Same as Officers

 Terminal Leave Pay for Gis Near Realization   House Members Sign On Dotted Line As  Favoring Legisiation— MASTERED RPh ew BAe re 1

Hope for Terminal Pay for GI's High;  t Congressmen Sign   House Members Plan tz to Vote on Measure on  Monday, May 13th

3 Restraints Against AP Are Canceled   Fourth Is is Left Effective After Press Association Amends By-Laws

U.S. Court Order Ends Suit Against Associated Press   Change in in AP By-Laws Leads to Approval in Government Case

Sign Order in-AP Suit   Final Legal Step In Goverznent’. Ciel Anti-Trust Soe

Sign Order in AP Suit   Final Legal Step In Goverr ment’:  Civil Anti-Trust Suit

Anti-Trust Suit In Final Stage  Order Is Signed In Circuit Court

Recriminations Fly When Veterans Protest Proposed Landlords’ Strike

andlords Are Blasted By AVC Resolution   Attack Is Read At Convention In  Oklahoma City

Enthusiastic Crowd’ Attends “KickOff? Dinner Inaugurating Drive To Raise Funds for Community Chest   Teams of Volunteer Workers Will Attempt To Raise $5,500 for Support of 15 Member Agencies of the Chest; Drive Will End Nov. 2

Newsstand c Copies e* @ ¢€   Enthusiastic Crowd Attends “KickOff” Dinner Inaugurating Drive To Raise Funds for Community Chest   Teams of Volunteer Workers Will Attempt To Raise $5,500 for Support of 15 Member Agencies of the Chest; Drive Will End Nov. 2

Fate of Changchun  Hangs in Balance  Fight for Rail Hub   Last Russian Troops Reported to Have Withdrawn to Harbin; Nationalists, Communists Clash

Election o! Huffman Is Urged   Florida Senator  Outlines Dangers Of A Reactionary GOP,

Truman Passes Up Democratic Rally   People Awakening To Dangers Of G.O.P. Reaction Senator Pepper Declares In Address In Cincinnat   Spveaks For Huffman

Florida. Senator Takes Stump in Huffman's Behalf   CIO-PAC Leader Also Speaks at Cincinnati Democratic Meeting

Hitler ‘Disintegrated’ as End Came, Woman Who Was in Shelter Savs

Hitler’s Personality ‘Disintegrated’ In Final Days, Says Woman Flyer

Hitler’s Escape ‘Completely Absurd’ Fraulein Tells War Crimes Officials

HITLER'S LAST DAY DESCRIBED   German Woman Flier’s Wierd Story Told To Officials

WOMAN DECLARES SHE SHOT HUSBAND AT OWN REQUES!   Unusual Story Is Tol at Columbia City To day; Sheriff, However Is Skeptical.   HOSPITAL RETURN SAID TO BE REASON

Measure Goes to Floor.   Slew Husband At His Request, Says Washwoman

Killed Mate By Request, Wife Claims   Woman Held For Shooting Il] War Vet; Story Is Doubted

CPEN HEARINGS ON BASIC FOOD PRICES   Price Decontrol Board Te Make Announcement Soon

Decontrol Board Opens Hearings   Hear Arguments Today Upon Question Of Restoring Price Ceilings  On Grain

Price Board Will Hear 82 In Four Days  Curb Deadline . 10 Days Away

Price Decontrol Board Hearings To Open Monday   82 Groups Will Have Chance to Offer ‘Arquments

BOARD 10 RULE ON MEAT PRICE   Black Market May Return With Ceiling Price

PRICE CONTROL HEARING OPENS BEFORE BOAR   TWENTY FARM, INDUSTRIAL, LABOR AND CONSUMER GROUPS TELLING VIEWS ON FUTURE POLICY

Big Four Parley Sessions Appear To Be Deadlocked   Only Brief Meeting Is Held At Paris By Foreign Ministers Today   RUSSIA REFUSES TO ALTER STAND

BIG FOUR DEFY U.S. DEMAND FOR ACTION   Meet Only Briefly Despite Deadlock on Italian Treaty

BIG 4 PARLEY IS DEADLOCKED   Foreign Ministers Adjourn After Brief Session

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Bie Four Deadlocked on Italian Peace Treaty

WUC Enrollment For Fall Term To Make New Record  Total Dependent   Upon How Many D name. Ac. A... 23.17

WUC Enrollment For Fall Term To Make New Record  Total Dependent  Upon How Many Dine. Awnwn ; ak oe eB

CHARGE SIFTED BY FBI   Four WAA Employes May Be Invoived In Probe

Former Police Chief Asks His Retirement   Street Board Asks Lega Opinion Before Acting on Matter

PASTOR CLAIMS HE LOVED GIRL   Sticks By Story He Killed ' Daughter to Save Her From Asylum

Siple Hits Malice Term in Murder Count; Says He Killed Girl for Love

PETIOT TESTIFIES HE KILLED NAZIS   Denies All Murders Charged  Wie Beem iitncs *

DOCTOR DENIES PART IN FRENCH SLAYINGS   Admits Killing Of Informers For Gestapo, However

Doctor Denies Murder Of 27 Laid To Hin   Admits Participating Ih  “Certain Nomber” OF Slayings, Including German Motorcyclists

DOCTOR ADMITS ‘SOME’ DEATHS   Denles Part in 27 Murders Charged But Confesses Hand In Others.

BRITAIN PROPOSES 10 SET UP INDIA UNION   May Placate Hindu And Mos jeni Leaders

BRITISH URGE ORGANIZATION AF INDIA UNION   Suggest Plan as Prel: ude to Complete Independence

BRITISH SUGGEST INDIA UNION PLAN   Compromise Between Hindt and Moslem View Given Commons

PRESIDENT 10 STAND PAT ON PALILEY NOTE   Chastisement Regard. ed as Blow to Prestige of White House

TRUMAN AGAIN ON HOT SPOT   PRESIDENTS REBUKE ‘TO SENATOR SAID TO HAVE DAM___ AGED-H1S_PRESTIGE_  CAPITOL HILL

TRUMAN'S REBUKE OF SEN. TOBEY BACKFIRES   President To Stand Pat On Cuastisement Of Tobey

Civil War Is Feared i in lran    Premier Appeals for i Entrance of Troops in  Autcnonious Province

IRAN MAY RENEW PLEA FOR FREEDOM   Civil War Threat Rises in-New Rupture over Troops

olepeZ Gives oraty< “Degree to © President — Flies to Missouri in Private Plane “Sacred Cow.”

TRUMAN IN MISSOURI FOR HONORS   Given Honorary Degree by William Jewell College

NATIONAL GUARD APPEAL REFUSED   Wisconsin Governor Turns Down Reauest

SHFRIFE VETOES: PLEAFOR TROOPS AN-ALLIS: STRIKE   Tells Wisconsin Governor Militia Not Needed to " Drecerva Crefar

THINGS UNDER CONTROL AT ~ MILWAUKEE   Governor Declines To Send Militia to Allis-Chalmers Plant

STATE DENIES USE OF TROOPS   WISCONSIN GOVERNOR REFUSES TO SEND MILITIA

Goodland Decides Not to Call Guard:   Sheriff Says Troops Not Needed to Keep Order in West Alfis

Gromyko Hits Trend To Eliminate Veto   Speech of Major Importance Is Made As Iran Seeks Way To Force UNO To Take Up Its Dispute With Russia

Reds Fight To Keep Vete  In Council   Iran Seeks Means Of Forcing Issue Of Soviet Quarrel

Russia Defends Big Power Veto  lran Dispute May Be First Test in UNO

IRAN SEEKS UNO HELP IN CONTROVERSY   Soviet Ambassador Says Any Revision In Charter Would Be Dangerous.

RUSSIA FIGHTS JNO CAMPAIGN 10 CURB VETO   Reds Against Small Nation Restraint of Big Powers

Gromyko Fights for Veto Power   Iran Seeks Way to Force UNO Action in Quarrel With Russ

Gromyko Fighits Any Move to Change Charter   USSR Ambassador Avainsi Small Nations Having Equality With Large

BIG POWER VETO WIPEOUT IN UNO HIT BY SOVIET   Tran Question May Be First Big Test Of Orvanization

Russ Fight To Keep Big  Power Veto   fran Seeks UNO Aid in Soviet Quarrel

PROPOSAL T0 CHANGE UNO CHARTER HIT   Soviet Delegate Voices Concern Over Movement

Denounces Plan To Cancel Big  Power Veto   Russian Ambassador Fear Changes Would  ‘Bring Serious Results

SBI Is Expected To Make Arrests   Endeavors To Find Person Responsible For  WHNC Tower Crash

New Constitution Takes Sovereign Powers Away From Emperor Hirohito

EMPEROR REDUCED TO FIGUREHEAD   MacArthur-Approved Constitution Adopted; Document Vests All Powers in the People

Leaky Tank Car Greases Rails, Makes Trains Late to Austin, Minn.

British Labor Party Favoring Spanish Bre Break  evin’s Sec Pekar ry D..4 Fe

Bevin’s Post in England Reported fo Be At Stake In Row, Over Franco Stand

Crisis Develops In British Policy _ On Franco Spain   Bevin May Be Asked to Resign for Opposing Diplomatic Break   LABORITES FAVOR SUGGESTED BREACH   Objections to Foreign Secre= tary’s Stand Expected To Frevail

UN Report On Spain May Result In Govt. Crises ‘In London And Madrid

Sharp Nationalist Drive to Capture  Changchun Likel   Would Help Position in Manchuria Where Reds Have Seized 3 Cities

Ignifion of Coal Dust Is Blamed For Mine Blast   Inspection Group Makes Tour of Tunnels; Death Toll Reaches 15

Havaco Mine Blast Blamed On Coal Dust   Deaths of 2 More Men Bring Disaster Toll Te 15 in MDawell

HORSE MEAT IS SWEETER THAN BEEF SAYS N:-J. DEALER IN HORSE FLESH

Horse Sirloin Said Good.   Filet Mignon from Old Dobbin Excellent Eating, When Salt Shaker Is Kept Handy

Japan Again Becomes U. S. Cotton Outlet   Mills resume making of cloth after V-J Day; Kaizuka factory now  employs 3,000.

IMPLYING WITH STRIP MANE. LAW   Many Go Beyond Terms of Law, Maize States

Committee May Pass Resolution To OK ‘Bolters   ‘Regulars’ Will Have To Pledge Support Of Party Candidates

Heincys’ Last Hope for Life Fades Out   Fear Grips Father and  Son Doomed to Hang On Friday   Mrs. Worm Relates How Ex-Lover Shot at Her

Briton Held On Atom Spy Charge   Dr. Alan May Faces Charge of Giving Away Top Secrets

British Scientist Held for Giving Atomic Secrets to Unknown Persons

English Scientist Held For Baring Atom Secrets   Dr. Alan Nunn May, Sent To Canada During War, Arraigned In London Court On Charge Of Giving Away Important Information

U.S. Urges Peace for Chinese   $500,000.000 Credit Seen As Inducement TT. Fatehiiah TIntte

Chinese Offered  Credits for Peace   Untouched Millions Inducement To Establish Unity for Orient

Offer of Credit Dangled Betore  China for Peace   President Expresses Hope That Proposed Loan of Half Billion  Is Not Endangered

CHINESE TOLD T0 MAKE PEACE 10 GET U. S. CREDIT  TRUMAN DANGLES 50¢ MILLION DOLLARS AS

U.S. Uses Credit As Inducement for China Peace, Unity   Credit of $500,000,000 as Bid For End to Civil War in China

AS INDUCEMENT FOR PEACE AND CHINESE UNITY   Truman Reiterates Importance Of Stability In China; Huge Loan Held Back Until Threats There  Removed.

China Offered Huge Credit fo Restore Peace   Truman Acts to Establish Unity, End Civil War

China Can Get Huge Loan Bat Must-End War   U.S. Ready To Advance Half Billion If Peace Is. Restered..

US Dangles Half Billion Loan as  Peace Inducement  May Hold Back Hugs Credit Until China

Credit to China Hinges on Peace   President Expresses Hope Loan to Embattled Nation Not Endangered, but Says Ceuntry Must Move Toward Unity; Marshall on Job

Inducement Made to Get Peace   Nationalists Have No Comment to Make on U. S. Plan

U. S. Dangles $500,000,000 Before Chinese Government As Inducement Of Peace

Half Billion Bait Dangling Before  Chinese Warriors U. S. Loan Pledged If Factions Able  To Rectore Peace

HAIFA RAIL STATION   Extremisis Phone Warning 10 Min. Before Explosion

Extremists  Blow Up Haifa Rail Depot   Underground Jew Army Mines Vital Spot; Warns of Explosion

Extremist Bombs Wreck  Haifa Railroad Depot   Occupants Are Prewarned, Preventing Casualties—Raiding Youths Drive Stolen Trueks

Bomb Levels Haifa Depot   Jewish Terrorists Strike 3rd Time Within Week

WILSON WYATT MAY RESIGN U, S. HOUSING POST   Showdown May Come Today in White House Conference

HOUSING BOSS MAY QUIT JOB   Wyatt Said Ready To Resigr Unless He Gets Backing Of President Truman

Housing Policy Showdown Not Later Than On Monday Is Being Pressed By Wyatt

Wyatt fo Quit linless Gets Truman's Aid   Housing Report Urges Steps for Low-Priced Homes

See Resignation If Ruling Adverse...  Wyatt Demands President Rule On Housing Row By Weekend, May Quit Post

FOR SHOWDOWN ON HOUSING POLICIES    Wyatt Seeks to Have Ad ministration Differences  ! Resolved   HIS ORDERS IGNORED

Housing Program Showdown Looms   Wyatt Demanding Loans Be Made To Finance Builders Of Mass-Produced, Low-Cost Homes

DECISION ON HOUSING MIXUP BY MONDAY DEMANDED OF TRUMAN 'BY HEAD OF EMERGENCY AGENCY

WYATT EXPECTS TRUMAN’S HELP   Housing Expediter Wants Definite ‘Reaffirmation’ Of His Powers

Wyatt May Quit as Housing Chieftain   Expediter Will Demand Support From Truman

Wyatt Reported Ready to Resign   Housing Expediter Goes to White House For Housing Showdow:

Austin Named U. S. Delegate To UN Couniell   Vermont Republican Chosen As Successor To Edward Stettinius

Western Union College Approved For G. I. Flying  Can Now Train Aa Veterans’ To: ‘Earn  Dye ers on a a

Western Union College Approved For G. I. Flying  Can Now Train Veterans To Earn - Private License

Egypt Asks Removal of Troops Now   Would Have All Nations in UN Withdraw from Other  Member Countries

Country Would Compel UN Members To Evacuate OtherMembers’ Territory   Hits At British. ti. Operations   Americans Seek Quick Vote On Half Dozen Proposals Before Political Body

c. W. PAULEY HITS BACK AT HIS CRITICS   Denies Charges, Says Iches Was Mistaken

‘Will Not Quit Under Fire He Tells Senators  As we for Office on Ba alte af Dawe Canis   Asks for Office on Basis of Past Service and Loyalty to U. S.

Pauley. Demands Consideration on Basis of Recore   Oil Man Lashes Back at Critics; Denies Charges Made By Ickes

Pauley Strikes Back At Critics; Denies Charges   Demands Consideration For Post On Merits of  Honest Public Service

Pauley Lashes Out at Ickes And Critics   California Oil Man Indicates That He Won’t Give Up Fight

PAULEY FIGHTS IN OWN BEHALF   Testifies Before Senate Naval Affairs Committee -—— Begins Counter-Attack ‘an His Enemies.

Pauley Lashes Critics af Senate Hearing   Demands Group Consider Him on Record of Service

PAULEY HINTS HE WILL. STIGK TA NOMINATION   ‘No Honest Man Withdraws’ When Right, He Tells Senate Committee   TRUMAN STANDS BY HIM   TRUMAN STANUS BF cil  President Declines to State Hf He Expects Appointee to Drop Fignt

Homesick Sailors Sabotage Ship, Face Possible Death Edict in-U. S.

WE, Cid BEGIN NEW EFFORT TO SETTLE STRIKE   First Discussion Since Late In . March When Efforts Pailed

Taney’s Home Is Offered To  Historical Society As Shrine  a bis a. a. KE. Se. ee age ss   Proposal Made In Letter By Judge Delaplaine To Be Subject Of Special Meeting On Tuesday

POLISH DEMAND HIGHLIGHT OF UNG MEETING   Final Vote May Be Reached On Red-lran Question

PROPOSED BREAKING OFF oF  RELATIONS WITH SPAIN -AND~ ROYCOTT PLAN IN : SPOTLIGHT

RITY COUN FACES SPANISH ir IRANIAN QUESTIONS   Factions Maneuvering - Fo Position On issues

Two Issues Still Confronting UN Security Counci   Spirited Backstage Maneuvering Evident Today As Factions Seek Advantage   SPAIN AND IRAN FEATURE DEBATE

Pittsburgh Power Strikers Against Early Settlement   First Want Injunction Dissolved; Leader Is Released

PITTSBURGH IS STILL HIT BY LACK OF POWER   Strikers Refuse To End Walkout While In junction Lasts   PRESIDENT OF UNION APOLOGIZES TO COURT

Power Strike Continues . Offer Refuse.      Union President Released by Court to Attend Meeting

POWER STRIKE IN PITTSBURGH NOT SETTLED   UNION SITS TIGHT UNTIL INJUNCTION IS DISSOLVED

Power Workers Vote to Continue Tieup   Union Leader Is Released io Urge Strike End

Order of Court Ils Opposed By Striking Group   Pittsburgh Blackout Stil On; Mueller Attends Meeting

Pittsburgh Settlement  Is Defeated   Judge Allows Head Of Union To Attend Meet After Apology

Refuse To Consider New Offer for Settlement Until Court Surrenders; Mass Meeting Voted 1777 to 402.

Jailed Union Head Released   Power Blackout May Enc Soon in Pittsburgh

Dissolution of Injunction Is Required First   Union Head Released From Jail to Attend Meeting of Workmen

Judge Lets Labor Head Atiend Meet   Union President Goes From Jail to Plea for Strike End

ALCOA AND REPUBLIC  STEEL CORP, AGREE  TO UNION CONTRACTS PATTERN SET BY WAGE . RAISE GIVEN WORKERS  CTrer CAAh

Republic Corp. And Union Agree On Pay Increase  Negotiating Group Muaet Annrave It

Wallace's Purge Idea Blasted by Congressmen  Hitlerism Charges Hurled Against Commerce Official]

SOLONS CHIDE WALLACE FOR PURGE SPEECK   SYSTEM AKIN TC HITLER’S _ SEEN IN PROPOSAL

TRUMAN PLEA TO DEMOCRATS FAILS TO Wi! SOUTHERNERS      SsrLyr CONT! LIBERAL AND CO} IVE BLOCS OF CRATIC PARTY

Truman Plea for Party Unity is Coldly Received   Threat of Purge Fails to Affect Southern Bloc .

ATOM BOMB ~ TESTS MAY BE CANCELLED   Senate Group To Bring Matter To a Head

A-Bomb Test Foes Stirring Senate Battle   Lucas Asks Truman To Cancel Operation; Move Gains Strencth

Atom Test Foes Carry Issue to Floor of Senate   Lucas Heads Group; Calls Qperation Crossroads Martial Gesture

Senators To Press Fight To Cancel Atomic Tests   Lucas and Huffman Head Group Planning To Carr Proposal to Senate Floor

tel p Line To Keep Out Ex-Deputies  Former Gis Tuen dail Into Arsene!

GIs Controlling Athens  Apply To Carry Weapons   Rumor Spreads That Sheriff Mansfield, Ousted In Ruse, Returning To Claim His Office: Tension Sill Hich In Tennessee Town

WAC Says Liberty Promised If Army Found Stolen Gem:   Confessions Not Voluntary

More Testimony In Gem Theft Case....  Captain Durant Says She Was Promised Freedom If Jewels Were Returned

PROMISED FREEDOM   "AC Says Government Made Deal Over Crown Jewels

Wac Testifies In Theft Trial   Captain Says She Was Promised Freedom For Recovery of Jewels

Rescuers Beat Stormy Seas; Three Dead   Norwegian Ship, Americans Aboard, Burns in Atlantic

3 Die, 8 Hurt as Fire Sweeps Vessel Wallowing in Stormy North Atlantic

Eight Rescued From Burning Swedish Ship   One American Among Three Dead Thus Far Reported

INJURED FROM STRICKEN SHIP BEING RESCUED   Three Of 14 Passengers .. On Norwegian-Amer~.- lean. Liner. Dead

Rescue Liner Aids Vessel In Stormy Sea   Death Toll Expected To Mount [In Tragedy,

Fire Ravages Swedish Ship: 3 Lose Lives   Eight Injured Taken From Craft During WN. Atlantic Storm

THREE DIE ON FIRE-RAVAGED SWEDISH SHIP   Eight Injured Are Transferred to Rescue Vessel In North Atlantic.

FIRE-RAVAGED SHIP OFF SCOT COAST   Three Known Dead Perhaps More; Some Rescued

THREE DEAD 0 STORM-TOSSED SWEDISH SHIP   Fire-Ravaged Freighter Wallows Helplessly— Other Ships Near

Victims of Ship Fire Rescued On Stormy Sea   Three of Freighter’s 1: Passengers Die; Eight Others Are Injured

6 Passengers on Vessel Injured; More May Perish   Former U. S. Naval Attache in Stockholm Victim of Holocaust

EE DEAD ON HELPLESS BOAT IN ATLANTIC   Eight Wounded Transferred To Rescue Vessel; Heavy — Sea Impedes Rescuers

Medical Team Put On Burning Ship   Eight Injured Are Removed; Former U. S. Naval Attache Dead

SOLON ATTENDS LICHFIELD TRIAL   Rep. Sheridan Observes Close Of Proceedings Against Lieut. Leonard Ennis

China’s Red-Army Foresees Conflict In Chiang Policy   ' Nationalists Accused of Bringing Too Many Troops to Manchuria

BATILES IN MANCHURIA PREDICTED   Both Sides Charged With Rushing Men into Province

Chinese Reds See Big Scale Fights Ahead  ’ Charge Nationalist Troop Move  Cp a a; ee

MORE DISPUTES IN MANGHURIA. FIGHTING NEAR   Communists Claims Kai-Shel Moving Trovvs Into Manchuria

PARLIAMENT IN EGYPT FAVORS BRITISH PACT   Disorders Protesting Treaty Renewal Ignored

DEPUTIES BACK PREMIER PASHA   Egyptian Gets Approval For Further Negotiation On Anglo Alliance Pact

PORER FAILURE IN              3 Out for. Over Two Hours “Wher Wind Storm Tears. “ fines Down

wr WW wht  Vet Who Lost Sight in War Wants Two Bright Blue Eves for Christmas

if GOD CHOOSES—DEAR SANTA:” Two Bright, Shiny Blue Fyes Blind Vet's Christmas Wish

Letter ‘From a Grownup Little Boy’—  Blind Vet Asks Santa for 2 Shiny Blue Eyes

COOL WEATHER IN MOST OF STATE AS STORMS. REPORT      Light “Showers. Fail “to Hel Water Situation; Some  Areas Aided

SHORTAGE OF FUEL OWL, COAL CRIPPLES CITY   Workers Reject Proposals To End Harbor Strike  Second Time

Tughoat Strike Causes Embargc To Be Ordered   Union Turns Down Proposal To End Harbor Tie-Up

Drastic System Adopted After Plans Rejected  ODT Is Urged Ta Man Ronte:

Rationing of  FuelinN. Y.   Tugboat Workers Reject New Peace Plan; Federal Fact-Finder Reauested

O’Dwyer Wants Federal Intervention as Men Fail to Agree on Wage Terms 7   Fuel Rattoned   Emergency Is Extended in Health and Safety Interests

TUGBOAT CREWS REMAIN OFF JOB   Drastic Fuel Oil Ration Plan Ordered For New York

Mayor Orders Drastic System Fuel Rationing   Tugboat Workers Reject For Second Time Proposals To End Strike: Fuel “Frozen”

ORDERS FUEL OIL RATIONING IN NEW YORK   Tugboat Workers Reject Wage Proposals for Second Time

Workers Defeat Plan To Setlte Tugboat Strike   Rigid Controls Are Ordered Until Start Of Rationing Today

aiierson Declares my Criticism Is Stwar in Nature          erthing Army Did Gets Censure, He Says, and “Tells Pointers They Will Gutlive It

Secretary of War Deplores Criticism Of Wartime Army   Patterson Says Most Comment Came Those ~Who Never Served

Criticism of U. S. Army Deplored  Patterson Addresses Wlact Paine Clace

Patterson Hits Critics Of Army  Generals’ Sons Among 875 Grads At Point

PATTERSON STRIKES AT CRITICS OF ARMY   Tells West Point Graduates Slaps Are Fashion Of Day

Patterson Lauds Army Victories   West Point Class Is Told Criticism Is Chronic Phase

PATTERSON ASSERTS ARMY CRITICISM BAD   War Secretary Points To Wartime Record

AT LEAST 9 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Two-EngineCraft Plunges Near Big Black River ir Mississippi — Burne Bodies of Victims Are Sighted.

B-25 Crash Kills ) In Mississippi   American Prisoner of War Believed Aboard

9 ARE BELIEVED DEAD IN CRASH   Two-Engine Plane Wrecked in Mississippi—Five Bodies Reported Found

Administrative Type Piane, Was on Routine Flight From Tinker Field to Tulsa

High Canadian Official Held   Mounties Continue Arrests In Espionage Roundun

HIGH OFFICIAL HELD IN CANADA   Government Refuses to Name Suspects Taken in Atom Bomb Inauiries

PRESS PROBE OF BOMB LEAK   Report More Arrests As Police Extend Scope Of Secret Inquiry

ATOMIC SECRET LEAKAGE BARED   High Canadian Official Involved In Giving Data To Russia

Hold high official in probe  =o Russian worker   Russian worker cave leakage tip

Churches Request A Halt In Atomic  Bomb Production      Four Part Thesis I: Presented For Approval

New Disarming Plan to Shelve A-Bomb Census   Big 3 Tentatively OK Compromise; Byrnes to Explain

British and Soviet Drop Demands for Count of Armies   Surprise United Nations Move Plans Arms Reduction

TROOP CENSUS ALSO SHELVED BY TOP POWERS   U. §., Russia, Britain Pass Disarmament to  UN Security Council

Has 0. K. of Big Three at Conference   United States, Britain and Russia Favor New Plan  as Proposed

Ble THREE CALL TRUCE IN Gul ON DISARMINE   New Plan Would Require No Arms Reductions for at Least Year   IS CONCESSION TO U. S.   Immediate Census of Troops and Weapons, Including A-Bombs, Blocked

Demands for Census Dropped   Britain, U. S., Russic Favor Immediate  Disarmament Plan

Patrol Not a Gull  Strength   Officials Report Lack O£ Men and Equipment

Highway Patrol Is Short of Full Strength   State. Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent ‘

Frank Admits His War Guill   Witness Brands Hitler and Followers in His Testimony

CHINESE -REDS — PLAN BOYCOTT   WILL NOT ATTEND SESSION OF NATIONAL ASSEMBLY DE, SPITE CHIANG'S CEASE. FIRE ORDER

Meat Counters Bare, Packers Warn Only Black Market [5 Operatina   e News Briefs   Germany Alive With Rumors Regarding War Alliances And U. S. Reealling Of Her Soldiers

Berlin Thrives on Rumors Despite Weakness of Stuff They Call Beer, Says Boyle

CUBAN-REVOLT— ~— RUMOR HEARD   POLICE AND ARMY ON ALERT AFTER ATTEMPT MADE BY INSURGENTS TO CAPTURE CAMP

Superintendent’s County School News   Notes Abont the Rural and Town Schools of Interest to AI in The County of Sioux

FAVORS BONUS  OVER LOAN 10 BRITAIN   Sen. Bilbo Proposes Payment to Vets of Up to $4,500

SENATOR WOULD HAVE TREAS.URY FINANCE BRITISH PURCHASES FROM  U. S&S. FIRMS a

TAFT PROPOSES GIFT TOBRITAIN   Ohio Senator Sees Loar ,as Instrument to III, Not Good Will

Bilbo Also Flays Empire Loan in Senate Debate   Mississippi Solon “Urges Big Veteran Bonuses

NO MORE JEWS, IS ARAB EDICT   Rulers Of Seven Sfotes Say Resettlement Will Mean Bloodshed

Rulers of Arab States Formally Reject Plan For Admission of Jews

Arab State Rulers Reject Settling Of 100,000 Jews   Delegate Says Move To Palestine Will Mean That Many Corpses

Airliner Hits Mountain in California   Rescue Parties Battle Storm to Reach Scene

Airliner Cindhe  Into Mountain   Two Babies Among Victims as Huge Flagship, Streaking Through Fog, ° Plunges Against Peak Near San Dieso

Alameda Father Captured; Booked on Murder Charges; Says He “Can’t Remember”

Father of Slain Babies, Bleeding, Found on Highwa  Mother Has Only 50-50

ULTIMATUM “TO@       Nation Only Standing Up For Rights Pravg Says In Criticism of American Action On Casa

PLOT CHARGED TO DISCREDIT TITO IN PARIS      Yugoslav Fourth Army ~ To Accord Honors To Dead Flyers

U.S. Attacked By  Soviet Press For Ultimatum Threat   Pravda Supports Yugoslavia As An Allied Country With ‘Enough Nerve To Stand Up For Its Legal Rights’

Stood Up For Legal Rights, Says Observer      Communist Writer Calls Ultimetum “Unprecedentedly Sharp”

Russian Press Hits Stand Of U.§. Diplomats   Says Yugoslavs Merely Stand Up for Their Leaal Rights

Russian Press Attacks U. S.  Ultimatum   Pravda Sings Praises Of Yugoslavia for ‘Nerve to Stand Up For Legal Rights’

MENNONITE SCHOOL   Bucks County Pupils To Attend Franconia School

Body Of Missing War Hero Found   Capt. Frank M. Fink Found Te Have Died In Plane Crash Near Middleton. Pa.

Prompt Extension Of Draft Demanded As Senate Enters Debate Over Armed Forces

TO EXTEND DRAFI   It's Needed to Strengthen  Hand of U, S., Austin   Declares

EXTENSION OF DRAFT IS URGED BY SENATOR   Would Strengthen Hand of U. S. In International Neaotiations

DRAFT ISSUE UNDER DEBATE BY SENATORS   Vermont Solon Urges Prompt Extension; Defeat Seen “As Probable

Austin Dermands Draft Extension  do Strengthen U.S,   Yermont Senator Believe Hand of U. S. Would  a be Greater rary  World Setup

“DEATH MARCH” HIT BY WITNESS   Claim Japs Refused Use of Own Vehicles to Americans. After Surrender

The Great Game Of  Politics   By FRANK R. KENT   Bound By Inheritance

Senate Orders Probe Into Demobilization   Acting War Chief Asks People End “Hysteria To Get Boys Back Home”

Into Demobilizatior   Acting War Chief Asks People End “Llvysteria To Get Boys Back Home’

Senate Probe Ordered  On Releases  - Unit Asks ‘Ike’  * To Explain “Whole Situation’

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Royall Asks For  End Of Hysteria   Senator Johnson, Chairman, Declares Protests “Near Mutiny” In Our Army

Special Committee Named To Explore Demobilization   Senator Johnson Terms GI Protests Over Getting Home as ‘Near Mutiny’; Royall Calls on American People to End Hysteria

SENATE STUDIES SOLDIER MUTINY   Demobilization Inquiry Ordered: People Urged To End Hysteria

War “Depahwent Of ficial Asks People  _To End Hysteria tu  Get..Boys -Back Home Again.

DEMOBILIZATION INQUIRY ORDERED BY SENATE GROUP   Complaints of Scidiers Against Slowdown in Discharges Will Be Taken Up at Hearings.   PEOPLE CALLED UPON TO END “HYSTERIA”   Acting War Secretary Says Demands for Return of Troops Endangers Oceupation Policy.

Senators to Investigate Demobilization   Acting War Secretar Protests Against Present ‘Hysteria’

ARMY RELEASE PLAN WILL BE INVESTIGATED   Senate Group Acts To Check Widespread GI Complaints

32 Airlines Seek Operating Rights   Hagerstown Would Be Intermediate Point In United Airlines Proposal

32 AIR LINES WILL EXPAND   Aeronautics Board To Study Applications For New Routes

WOMAN LEFT DEATH NOTES   Expectation of Death Seen In Messages Written By Warren Stenographer _

REPORT INCREASE IN INFANTILE PARALYSIS   549 New Cases Reported By Uf, §.-Healtt Service

Polio Reaches Epidemic Size In Some Areas   Health Chief Decries Pub licitv-—Compares Cuan. cer—Heart Disease—  TB Deaths

POLIO REACHES EPIDEMIC IN SOME AREAS »   549 New Cases Reported to U.S. Public Health Service

CASES: OF POLIO ARE SPREADING   CURRENT OUTBREAK Is NOW CLASSED AS “EPEDEMIC"  BY PUBLIC HEALTH     OFFICIALS

Denying Rights Of Individual Is Illegitimate      Declares Braden In a Speech To War  Veterans

Braden Condemns  Double-Dealing   - State Department Hopes “Blue Book’. Charges Will Keep  . Peran From. Presidenry

LIQUOR DEALERS FIGHT-SALE BAN   Court Order Restrains Enforcement of 1888 Law

JENKINS RULING BARS LIQUOR NEAR FAIRS   But Columbus Liquor Men Get Out Injunction

Soviet Reaction To Churchill's Speech Awaiter   Former Prime Minister 0: Great Britain Demands Immediate U.N. O. Test   DOES NOT BELIEVE WAR IMMINENT

URGES RUSS 10 SUBMIT ISSUES TO UNO TEST   Reveals Soviet Demand for Strong  Dardanelles Base

SOMET REACTION AWAITED ON UNO TEST CHALLENGE   Churchill Asks. Demands Be Placed Before Council

World Awaits Soviet Reaction To New Demand for UNO Test on Iran Situation

Demands of Mine Union Are To Be Drafted Today   Conferences on Rail Labor Dispute Due to Open Tomorrow

UMW to Draft DemandsToday   250-Man Policy Committee Meets in Washington

290 - Man- Policy _ Group of U.M.W. te Draw Up New Contract..For 400,000 Bituminons Coal Miners ‘

MINE UNION DRAFTS PAY DEMAND   Jcehn L. Lewis Meets With His 250-Man  Policy Committee

NAVAL AVIATION FLIGHT TRAINING . PROGRAM ANNOUNCE   Splendic Opportunity Given’ High Schoo) Graduates By the . New Program

Byrnes Is Preparing Report on Big 4 Meet   Secretary of State To Broadcast Impressions of Fruitless Paris Parley Monday

Byrnes Prepares  ~ ToMake Report   Secretary Of State To Tell Of Fruitless Efforts To Bring European Peace

- BECRETARY- OF-STATE. .TO.GO ON AIR TO REPORT TO NATION ON INTERNATIONAL  SITUATION .

Bakers Seek Flour and Breac Ceiling Drop   Government Petition Planned; Flour Price Boosted 20 Cents

SEEK REMOVAL OF PRICE BARS   Millers and Bakers Plan to Take Their Appeal to Anderson

Bakers Seek ere and Breac      - Government Petition ” “Planned; Flour ‘Price Boosted. 90. Cents:

BAKERS, MILLERS ASK PRICE CEILING END   Will Present Petition To OPA - And Anderson

wa ‘Bakers. Will Seek Removal . _ OF Ceilings on Flour, Baked Good

WANT PRICE REMOVAL GN BREAD, FLOUK   To Petition Government For Decontrol

SEEK END OF CONTROL OVER FLOUR. BREAD   Millers and Bakers Drafting Petitions for Decontrol

BRITISH CEREALS TO BE RATIONED   Buyers Swamp Bakeries on Last Limitless Day

BRITONS LINE UP BEFORE BAKERIES   BREAD SUPPLIES DWINDLE RAPIDLY — ITEMS ADDED TO BRATIONING PROGRAM.

Draft Boards To. Relinquish - Duly Riding Veterans   Local Groups to Transfer Assistance Functions Ta USES.

ClO Maritimers Serve Notice They'll Protect Picket Lines   “Nothing But Dead Ships’ Is Goal Of NMU, . Says Prexy

Crippling Strike Enters 12th Day At Nation’s Ports  nh \ 7s Bb)   Curran Warns That C.LO. Will Resist Picket Line’ Tests

WATERFRONT IN NEW YORK CITY BECOMES TENSE   Head of AFL Union Goes Through NMU Picket Line at Harbor Pier

AFL Ignores CiO Pickets; Tension High   Ask Presidential Intervention In  Shipping Strike

CIO-AFL CLASH MAY DEVELOP ON PICKET LINE   Curran Warns AFL Not to Cross CIO Line

“Jomorrows feadlines “/adag ClO AND AFL CLASH IN NATION’ WORST SHIPPING STRIKE; 70 LEAVE NOTHING BUT DEAD SHIPS

NMU 10 FIGHT MOVES 10 CROSS ~ PICKET LINES   Ryan of AFL Union Goes Through One and Hurls Challenge to Strikers   NEGOTIATIONS BOG DOWN   Truman’s Aid Is Sought as Shipping Tieup Goes Into 12th Day

Two Unions In Squabble Over Strike   Tension Mounts as CIO anc AFL Groups at Odds  in Maritime Strike

Rail Walkout Is Threatened Next Monday   State Farmers Appeal to Truman to End Cannery Boycott

Mediation Is Probable. Under Law   President May Name Factfinding Board — Tele phone Strike Imminent

Communications Tieup For U. S. Appears Certain   Nation-Wide Railroad Walkout Also Looms Unless Truman Acts

Aged Woman  Dies in Fire   Son-in-Law and Firemer Make Frantic But Futile Rescue Effort

Parades To Mark Armistice Day   Celebration To Have Veterans of Both Wars Participating

ARMISTICE DAY FETES PLANNED   Celebrations On Tap In Numerous North Carolina Cities For Monday.

i AP fei Pa tse ty  'UNO Seeurity for Russia  Fails, Seen in Stalin Move

Ku Klux Klan and Nazi Bund Linked   Collaboration Evidence Uncovered, Is Report

KLAN-BUND TIE FOUND IN ULS   Justice Department Finds Collaboration Evidence

KLAN LINKED TO U: $. BUND   Evidence of Ties, 1937 tc 1941, Uncovered By . Justice Department

Links Between Ku Klux Klan and ‘German-American Bund Found ‘By Department of Justice

Klan- NaziBund Links Found By Federal Agents        Justice Dep’t Uncov _ Joint Efforts. To Pro mote Identical Aims.

Say Klan-Bund Links Found   Claim Two Bodies Collaborated Prior To the War

Justice Department Finds Evidence On Klan-Bund Activity   Anti-Labor Move Is One of the Points Agents Uncover

Ku Klux Klan Linked by FBI with Bunc To Stir up Racial Trouble in States

German Bund, K u- Klux-Klan Link Revealed   CoNahorated to Promote U. S. Racial, Religious Dissension’

KKK. LINK © WITH BUND Ul NCOVERED   Justice Department Says It ‘Has Evidences Two Organizations Collaborated from. 1937 to 1941

Justice Department ClaimsLinkBetween KKK, German Bund  Says Evidence Proves ‘Collaboration’ to. _

Evidence Is Found Of Link Between KKK and Nazi Bund   Collaborated To Promote Racial, Religious Hatred

Predicts Early Return of Coal Mines fo Owners   Krug Believes Contracts ’ Like U. S. Pact Will Prevail

Restoration of Mines Forecast  Signing of Pacts Will Bring Action

Sign Contract, Recover Mine, Krug Explain:   Early Acceptance by Some Coal Operators Seen Ry U.S. Offiejal

Krug Predicts Early Release Of Coal Mines   Sees 25 Cents A Ton Increase In Retail Prices   Recover Control

RELEASE OF UOAL MINES [S EXPEGTED   Secretary Krug Sces Restoration with Increase in Prices

Predicts Kariy Return : Of Mines On Contracts   Similar ‘Yo Govt. Paet

ADMINISTRATOR PREDICTS ONLY 25 CENT RAISE   Interior Secretary In Forecast Owners To  Sign Up Quickly

25-Cents Per Ton Increase  In Soft Coal Is Predicted   Krug Says Mines Will be Returned to Owners as The) Sign Agreements With AFL United Mine Workers

Restaurant Owner Turns Matter of Pricing Over To His Many Customers

Soldiers Plan More Protest Demonstrations  Demobilization  Delay Assailed

Soldiers Chant "We Want tke” In Another "I Want To Go Home’ Mass Demonstration

Nunitz Says Navy, N ol Strone   6 Months Needed To Regain Strength of Lust Autumn

Would Take ' Six Months To Ready Navy   Nimitz Warns Additional Budget Cut Jeopardizes

West Coast Is Still Contender   But Belief Is That U. N. Per manent Site Will Be On East Coast

MINE OPERATORS MEET 10 REVIEW WAGE STALEMATE   Possibility of Reviving Negofiations With U.M.W. To  Be Mann...)

Coal Operators Meet to Discuss Contract: Plans   Will Study Prospects of Reviving Negotiations With Mine Workers

OPERATORS MEET To TALK ABOUT NEGOTIATIONS   Resumption of Soft Coal Bargaining. May Wait on Court. -

Soft Coal Operators Meet To Discuss Prospects Of Reviving Contract Talks

Mine Owners Meet to Scan Union Tangle   Prospect of Reviving Contract Negotiations Believed on Calendar

May Talk With John L. Lewis on Prospects of Reviving Long Dormant Contract Negotiations.   GOVERNMENT WANT PRIVATE OPERATION

Soft Coal Operators, Mecting in Washington, Hope to Revive Contract Negotiations with John 1. Lewis,

Meeting Called To Sound Attitude Of Various Groups On Tangled Relationship With United Mine Workers   PLAN NO MOVE TO . REVIVE NEGOTIATIONS

County Blood Tesi Program Runs From October /th To 19th   Lists Of Beat Centers, Test Dates Will Be Published Next Week

BOWLES BLASTS PRESSURE MOVE   New York Firm Defies OPA; Will Slaughter Steers For Employes

HOOVER, 12 QTHERS AT — FOOD MEETING   To Work Out Program to   Avoid Waste

TRUMAN ASKS RELIEF FOR KUROPE, ASIA   Former President Hoover Among Conferees Summoned to Work Out Program.

Former President Hoover, 12 Other Prominent Americans Assemble For White House Conference Today   PART OF PROGRAM EFFECTIVE TODAY

TALKS ON FOOD SET UNDERWAY   Vormer President Hoover, Other Leaders Assemble .

MOVE TO HALT PUBLIC UTILITY STRIKE THREAT   Managements And Union Leaders Called In  For Conference

U.S. Seeks Way To Avoid Publie Utility Strikes   Management, Union Officials Meet With Conciliation Leader

Effort to Avoid Public Utility Strikes Staried   Management, Union Representatives Holding Conference

Move Under Way to Free Public Utilities From Big Strikes  U. S. Conciliation Director Confers With

—FONIGAT— President To Disclose  Meat Plans _  Course Of Action Has U. S. Guessin

Meat Verdict Tonight Cloaked in Secrecy   Truman, Aided by Cabinet Advisers, Polishes Personal Report to Nation, Scheduled for 9 o’Clock: Four Apparent Choices for President

Cabinet Helps Truman Baste Speech on Meat   OPA Price Experts in Dark With Public—Republicans Cry ‘Politics,’ Ask Chance To Broadcast Reply

President In Radio Address At 10 P.M.   Decision Made, But White House Keeps Silent

Nation To Hear — Truman's Meat  Decision Tonight   Republican Party Terms Address: ‘Political’; Demands Time To Reply

TRUMAN CALLS TOP ADVISERS ON RADIO TALK   White House Secrecy Guards Decision of Chief Executive

Issuelk acing President Is ToDo, Deny   Truman Has Given No Indication What He Will Do About Controls   Reece Gives Views   ‘Says Truman Has Tied Up Radio 3 Weeks Refore Election

PRESIDENT POLISHES UP STATEMENT FOR DELIVERY AT 9 P.M,   CABINET ADVISERS ON HAND; NO HINT OF ACTION YET GIVEN

Presidential Decision On Price Control Well-Kept White House Secret

Is Control To Be Eased Or Scrapped?   GOP Says Tonight’s Address Political; Demands Radia Time To Reniv.

Truman to Air  Meat Issue Tonight   s Broadcasts Over All Networks At 9 O'Clock

Truman Prepares Speech to Nation On Meat Situation   Housewives and Politicians Are Both Interested

Four Courses Are Believed Open To HST   President Is To Report Tonight On His Decision

PRESIDENT TRUMAN POLISHES REPORT ON MEAT SITUATION   Attorney General Clark and Sec. Anderson Joined White House Group.   BROADCAST AT 9 P. M.   The President’s Decision Reportedly Has Been Made, It Is Said.

Putting Final Touches fo His Report on Meat  Te Follow One  PE Fane Caureac

Nation To Hear President On Meat Tonight   Republicans Asks Time To Reply To Address

U. S. Awaits President's Broadcast   Personal Report On Meat Shortage to Be Aired at 9 bv. m.-

Reece Lashes Truman Talk On Meat Tonight  No Indication Of President’s Views; Hint Decontrol Is

Nation Will Hear About Meat Plans   Truman to Deliver Decision Over Radio All Networks Tonight

Truman to Make Solution Public    All-Network Broadcast At Nine o’Clock: Republicans Skeptical

TRUMAN READIES PUBLIC REPORT   Chieti Executive Addresses Nation Vie Radio In Stabilization Talk at 9 P. M. csT

PRESIDENT DUE 10 ANNOUNCE STAND IN TALK TONIGH)   Scrapping or Modification of Controls Believed ‘In ‘ Bi aterreelt

President Readies Report on Problem of Meat Shortages   To Address Nation, Give Decision Tonight on . Radio Networks

Message Tonight On Meat Problem Is Kept Secret   Several Alterantives if Executive Pians Action: Doubt Removal Of Controls

To Nation On Meat Issue   No Hint of Decision As Truman Works on Radio Speech to Be Delivered at 9 no. m.

REPUBLICANS SAY SCHEDULED TALK WILLBE POLITICAL   ISSUE IS WHETHER TO SCRAP CONTROLS OR KEEP UNCHANGED

Fight Others Are Injured In Area Mishaps   Lendon A. Watts, Felix T. Lea And John Martin Dead

Eight Others Are Injured In Area Mishaps  Lendan A. Watts,  Felix T. Lea And fakhn Adastin Raad

Rationing Need Cited to UNRRA   Lehman Urges Cut In Cereal Use for Beverages and Stock

WORLD RATIONING OF FOOD 15 URGED      LUHMAN CALLS FOR WARTIME CONTROLS TO MEET PEACETIME EMERGENCY.

Big Cities Set Pace With Brisk, Early Balloting   First Reports Cheer Both Parties

‘Off-Year’ Record Balloting Foreseen By Many Politicos As Americans Stream to Polls To Show Reaction To 15 Months Of Economic Shitts

Record Turnout Expected; Both Parties Cheered   Off-Year Voting May Set New Mark; Seek Control of Congress

Big Gains Seen By Republicans   GOP Predicts Democrats Will Be Swept Out Of Power In Congress: Weather Is Generally Fair, With Rain In South

Voters Turn, Out In Record Off-Year High   Unusually Heavy Voting Reported In Cities Over WY nto nes

35,000,000 Total For U.S. Indicated  Lad Lad oo - . by nusn in cast

Possible Record ‘Off-Year’ Vote as Americans Choose A New Congress

RECORD VOTE FOR OFF-YEAR CONTEST SEEN   trisk and Early Balloting in Big Cities Gives Rise to Prediction That U.S. Total Will Exceed 25 O00.000.

Early Vote Heavy The Country Over   Adherents of Both Parties Turn Out to Influence   MAY BE 35 MILLION   a saa Vote Reported rom Metropolitan

NEW OFF-YEAR RECORD BALLOT SFEN POSSIBLE   Big Population Areas Report Unusually Heavy Voting

Millions Voting In U. S. Elections   Hint ‘Lame Duck’ Session If GOP Wins House Control

Turnout In Key Areas Very Heavy   First Peacetime General Elections In 6 Years May Attract 28 Millian.

Voters Stream To Polls   Record Off-Year Turnout Indicated By Early Returns; No Hint of Trend

Heavy Poll in Areas of Big Population   First Peacetime General Election in Six Years Draws Voters

Navy Probing 'Mistake'Of Small Boat Bombing   Naval Bombers Peel Off and Score Direct Hit on Pleasure Cruiser; 7 Passengers Escape

NAVAL BOARD OF INQUIRY IN. YESTIGATING ACCIDENT NEAR WEST SISTER IS ak LAND

Bomb Hits Cabin Cruiser in Target Practice; Seven Passengers Unhurt

IL DUCE BODY PIRITED OVER THE PO RIVER   Milan Newspaper Receives Information In Mysterious Telephone Call   HIGHWAYS BLOCKED

GRAVE ROBBERS CALL FOR FIGHT ON COMMUNISM   Police Hunt Duee’s Body

Italian Police Block Roads  Into Milan" To Prevent. A Fascist March On The City

Milan Police Fear Uprising  In Duce’s Name   Manifesto Circulated By ‘Fascist Party’ As In Old Days      Police Guard Highways Into Milan Against  Demonstrations

Police Block Roads to Prevent Return Of Exhumed Body of Mussolini to Rome

SEEKS TO BAR BODY OF DUCE   Police Ordered To Block Highways To Prevent Entry Into Rome

Theft of Duce's Body Inspires Fascist Activity   Manifesto Proclaims War on Communism Regardless o f. Cost

Body Of Duce Said Spirited Across The Po   Guards Block Roads Into Rome; Note Is Reported Found

Theft of Mussolini's Body from Grave Liald Start of Anti- Communist Drive   THREE ARE KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Airliner Was on Test Flight After Engine Change

Benito’s Body Spirited Across the River Ps   Mysterious Telephone Caller Reparts That Slain Dictator Has Been

Road Blocks Are Thrown Around City By Police   Mussolini’s Body Still Unrecovered 

Police Fear Fascists To Stir Trouble   Manifesto Vows Battle Against Communism, In Name of Duce.

News Day And Night   Black Shirts, Armed With Duce’s Body, Assail  Communists   Steps Are Taken To Bar Violence   Note At Open Grave Says Fanatics Will Fight For Mussolini

Anonymous Caller Reports Moves Of I Duce’s Body   Authorities Intensify Search For Group  Who Remeved Dictator’s Body From Grave

ITALIAN POLIGE POISED TO BLOCK MARCH AN WHT AN   Theft of Mussolini’s Bod) and Accompanying Threats Prompt Precautions   PRESS GETS ‘MANIFESTO’   Tikes MPO WRUINET tet Te  Authorities Continue Search for Corpse of One-Time Faseist Dictator

Roads To Rome Are Guarded By Police Detail:   Corpse Of Mussolini . Creating Another Stir In Italy

Guard Against ‘Bringing Duec ‘Body IntoRome   Mysterious Velephone Caller to Newspaper Says Corpse Spirited Aerass Po River

FEAR REVOLT LINKED WITH DUCE’S BODY   Manifesto Circulated Proclaiming Fight On ‘Red Parasites’

‘Mussolini Taken South   -Telephone Message Says Body Across Po; Note Found Promises Duce a “Worthy Tomb’

ROME POLICE HOPE TO KEEP DUCE’S BODY FROM CITY   Roads Guarded as Report Says Stolen Remains Have Been Taken South Across  Po River.   SEARCH STEPPED UP FOR GRAVE ROBBERS   Interior Minister Asserts Only  One Man Knew Where Fall  en Italian Dictator Was Buried.

MUSSOLINI FOLLOWERS FIGHT REDS   Fear March On Milan After Duce's Body Is Stolen

Mussolini’s Body Spirited South  Across River Po   Flower Covered Grave Promised

Fascist Move  Is Reported   Note By Duce’s Grave Starts Italian Rumor

Italian Minister of Interior Seeks to Prevent Exhumed Corpse From Being Taken Into the Capital.

Reports Moving of Duce's Body   Spirited Across Po, Mysterious Voice Says

Mysterious Caller Says I! Duce’s Body Was Snirited Across The Po

Would Avert Fascist Display   Theft of Mussolini's Body Prompts Action

Charge of Plot In War Trial Angers Goering   Milan Blocks Roads to Avert Fascist March

Effort to Keep Il Duee’s Body  From Rome   Taken From Grave Spirited Across  The River Po

Tension Grows AfterBody Of Duce Is Stolen   Communism Fight Said Started In  MAsseeanlinsa Name

Fear March Of Facists On Milan   Police Block Roads to Milan  After Theft of Mussolini’s Body

Mysterious Telephone Call Says Mussolini’s  Body Taken Across Po

Police Block  Roads against Paraders   Theft of Mussolini's Corpse Followed by Fiery Manifesto

Block Milan Roads in Effort To Recover Mussolini's Body Fascists May Move Remains to Rome

Police Block Roads Leading Into Milan   Fascist March on City Feared. Following Theft of Mussolini’s  Rady Fram Tre Crave

“Democratic Fascist” Note found Neor Grave Be peaneed Caramuniete 

KARL FRANK HA} ) FOR HIS PART IN WIPING - OUT  MALL CZECH VILee ae _—

PRESIDENT IS 62 TOMORROW  He Feels No Older, A Little Healthier, Than A Year Ago:

DECISIONS OF PEACE PARLEY ARE ASSAILEL   SQVIET SPOKESMAN DECLARES UNITED STATES DOMINATED CONFERENCE FOR. “SELFISH ENDS”

10 FIGHT VOTES OF LESS THAN TWO-THIRDS   Russia to Use Veto Whenever and Wherever Necessary

Molotov Hits Paris Parley Role Of U.S.   Calls Peace Conference Ineffective, Warns Soviet to Use Veto

Mary M. Thompson Carroll County's New Home Agent   I. U. Graduate Becomes Carroll County’s First Home Agent

HOME DEMONSTRATION AGENT IS APPOINTED. FOR CARROLL COUNTY   PURDUE UNIVERSITY ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENT OF STAR CITY WOMAN TO LOCAL POSITION.

135 ARE ROUTED IN HOSPITAL FIRE   Blaze Destroys Buildings, At McConnellsville

Nazis Offered Slaves at $6   Russians Place Evidence Pe PAINE go oe (ey

Nazis Sold Russians at Slave Mart, Says Nuernbers Trial Prosecution

Another Brifish Officer Missing Now in Palestine   Believed to Have Been Kidnapped

English Scour Holy Land: For Missing Men, Block Off Tel Aviv   Wave Of Terror Claims 18 Live   All Jewish Homes Declare Off Limits To Tommies In Palestine

ANOTHER BRITISH OFFICER MISSING IN PALESTINE   Possibly Bringing to Six the the Number of Britons Kidnapped.   A WAVE OF DISORDER   The Officer, Maj. H. B. Chadwick, Failed to Appear Late Tuesday.

Seek Abductors As Disorders _ ‘Sweep Palestine   Large Force Of Troops And Police Begin Scouring Several Jewish Settlements

Sixth British Officer Feared  Jewish Hostage   Reported Kidnaped In Wave of Palestine Disorders; Jewish Settlement Being Searched

Six High British Officers Hunted Over Wide Territory Following Kidnaping by Riot Gangs.   18 KILLED DURING THE PAST 3 DAYS

xth British rmy Officer eina Sought   Major Chadwick Is Believed Kidnaped By Jewish Terrorists; Troops Scour Frontier

British Order Strict Curfew on Tel Aviv   Grave Situation Fast Developing in Palestine

British Search for Kidnapers   Another British Officer Kidnaped In Palestine Area

Troops Hunt For Officers  a. Pee:   Five British Army Men Kidnaped By Jewish Terrorists

‘Report 6th Briton Is Missing in Palestine  ee. an Sweep Over Holy Land; Scour Frontier Sections

SIXTH BRITISH OFFICER HELD BY TERRORISTS   Jewish Settlements Scoured in Hunt For Hostages

Another Kidnaping Feared in Palestine   ~ Sixth British Officer Missing from His Hotelin a Wave of Disorders Which Is Sweeping the Country.

a I aa  Another British Officer Now _ Missing in Palestine, Wave Of Disorder Sweeping Country

Disorders Are Sweeping Country Yet   Resistance Group Is Seeking to Force Commutations

Sixth British Officer Gone   Jewish . Settlen Settlements  In Palestine Are Combed in Search of Men Believed Kidnaped

Kidnapers of Five British Officers in Palestine Uncaugh   Jewish Settlements on Frontier Scoured by British Soldiers

Troops, Police Search Several Settlements on Lebanon Border; Acre Residents Resist   Tel Aviv Deserted   Patrolling Troops Are Only Ones Seen in Modern City

Another Officer  Missing In Wave   Six Britons Feared ~ Kidnap Victims In Palestine

Jewish Quarters Are Scoured for Missing Britons  Terrorism in Holy So - 7  aie   Terrorism in Holy Land Has Claimed 18 Lives Thus Far

Sixth British Officer Missing  In Palestine   Troops, Police Search Jewish Settlements As Disorders Increase

ANUTHER BRITISHER REPORTED MISSING, KIDNAPING LIKELY  WINnERCDDOANR CrabDru te   WIDESPREAD SEARCH IS UNDER WAY FOR OTHERS BELIEVED HELD BY JEWS

Tel Aviv Shut Off; Kidnap Gang Hunted   Five British Officers ‘Snatched in Hotel Still . Missing

Sixth Briton Kidnaped As Riots Spread   Tel Aviv Searched Ags Wave Of Terrorism Sweeps Palestine.

Railroads Get ~ Help From War All Over World   PEAK OF BUSINESS IS REACHED DURING CRISIS

Babson’s Authentic Statement  Railroads Are Subject of Today’s Column Ry Finance Expert

BABSON’S  WEEKLY REPORT...   RABSON DISCUSSES RAILROADS   Tealtie Outlook

JEWISH SHIP 1S WRECKED   SUPPLIE § DROFPED FROM  PLANES TO 800 IMMIGRANTS.  MARGQONED ON IS-  . LAND

PLANES DROP FOOD TO WRECKED JEWS   Immigrants Reach  tslanc After Shin Founders

@ PAUL MALLON—   Columnist Questions Figures of Truman, Snyder on Production

Inflationary Prices Seen   Prompt Resumption of ‘Coal Mining Only Out; Production Chief ..

Restrictions AgainstWomen Working Threaten to Drive Industries From the State

@ PAUL MALLON—  Nothing Wrong With Budget a Stable Economy Can’t Cure

Writ to Force Immediate Opening Of Liquor Stores Denied by Court

Vet Admits Gory Killing Of Librariar   Ex-Navy Youth Says He “Wanted To Kill’ To Satisfy Urge

Ex-Sailor Admits Library Slaying   Confession Reported  In Ohio Mystery

 Had Urge to Kill Ex- Navy Youth Admits Gory Slaying of Bryan, O., Librarian

Bowles Predicts ‘Meat Price Rise lf Controls Lifted   Cost Increase of 40 to 50 Per Cent by July 1 Forecast

STATE GRANGE TO HEAR TALK BY ANDERSON   Governor-Elect Herbert Also to Speak on Tonight’s Program »”

: AL Last! We Reckon  With tne Capes      Othman Expects Added Butter, in Silenee

British Offer To Extend Friendship Pact From 20 To 50 Years   Five-Year Loan  Also Proffered   Bevin Rejects Suggestions Present Dispute Might Lead Into War

BRIT. MAKES OVERTURE TORUSSIA   Would Extend Length of Time ‘Friendship Pact

Explosion Sinks Nine of Bikini Target Vessels   Arkansas and . Saratoga Sent to Bottom

Arkansas And Saratoga Are Among Victims   Five Subs on Bottom, Radioactivity Blocks Close-Up Evaluation

Arkansas And  Saratoga Sunk In Bikini Blast   Nine Of Target Ships Sunk By Underwater Atomic Bomb Explosion   MANY OTHER SHIPS BADLY DAMAGED

Cardinal Glennon Dies in Ireland; Was Oldest Prince   St. Louis Prelate,-83, Hae Received Ked Hat at Recent Consistory in Vatican Cily

Cardinal Glennon Dies in lreland   Oldest of Prelates Named Two Weeks Ago Taken Hl on Way Home

CardinalSuccumbs in Ireland   St. Louis Archbishop Dead in Native Land; Body to Be Sent Home

John Glennon, New Cardinal, Dies in Dublin   Death Comes to Prelate While on . His Way Home

New Cardinal Dies in Eire, Fly Body Home   Cardinal Glennon Passes Away in His Native Land

Death Comes to 83Year-Old Prince of Church Early Today   Body Will be Flown te St. Louis for Rites in His Cathedral

Archhishop. of St.. Louis Had Been Elevated to Purple Two Weeks ’ Ago by Pope Pius XiI-

Cardinal Glennon Dies at Age of 83   Archbishop of St. Louis, Who Only Two Week: Ago Was Elevated to the Purple, Succumbs Following Lung Congestion,

Glennon Dies AtDublin. .   Newly Elevated Cardinal Succumbs at Home OF O'Kelly

NEW CARDINAL JOHN GLENNON DIES IN DUBLIN   Was Elevated To Purple Just Two Weeks Ago

Fire Mourns U.S. Cardinal   Glennon’s Body Will Be Flown to U.S. for Final Interment

His Death Occurred at the Home of Sean O'Kelly, President of Eire at 8:51 o’Clock A. M.   PLANS FOR FUNERAL  ARE YET INCOMPLETE   Was the Oldest of 32 Cardinals Elevated to the Purple Two Weeks Ago at Vatjean City.

JOHN CARDINAL GLENNON DIES: ST. LOUIS RITES   Cardinal Elevated to Purple 2 Weeks Ago;  Suceumbs in lreland

John Cardinal Glennon Dies  Tn Native Land   Catholic Ireland Mourns For Churchman Who Elevated To Sacred College.   WILL BE FLOWN HOM]

John Cardinal Glennon Dies In Dublin Enroute To U. S. From Consistories At Rome   Prelate Succumbs From Complications Following Congestion Of The Lunas

Newly Made Cardinal Dies  John Cardinal Gleunor Succumbs At Ave BS

Glennon, Newly Made Cardinal, Dies At Dublin   Body Will Be Flown To U. S.; Burial In Cathedral At St JT awie

Prelate’s Bedy To Be:Br roughi To U.S. By ‘Ain   Catholic Ireland  Mourn. ing Death Yesterday * Morning of Johu Card--” ’ inal Giention -

U.S. Cardinal Dies During Visit in Eire   Lung Congestion Tr0ye Fatal To

Oldest Prelate Dies At Home  Of Eire Chief   Archbishop of St. Louis 12 Years Lived to See Elevation to Purple

Death Takes Prelate In Ireland   Cardinal Glennon Wil Be Buried in St. Louis Cathedral

lreland Mourns *Glennon Death: Flags Half-Mast   Body to Lie in State Then Flown to St: Louis for Burial

Church Leader To Be Buried In St. Louis   Pneumonia And Uremia Take Prelate Before He Can Get Home   WAS 83 YEARS OLD   Served Church For 42 Years As Archbishop; Built Cathedral

Card. Glennon Of St. Louis Dies In Eire  Oldest Man In Grour   Oldest Man In Group Honored Recently Succumbs On Way

Cardinal Glennon Is Dead    Lung Conjection Fatal To Oldest of Newly Elevated Prelates;  Was Visiting in Erie

John Cardinal Glennon  Of St. Louis 1s Dead   83-Year-Old Prince O7 the Roman Catholic Church Dies in Dublin

Cardinal Glennon Dies In Dublin  Recently Elevated To Sdcred Colleae

ILLNESS FATAL  TO OLDEST OF 32  NEW CARDINALS SUCCUMBS AT HOME OF EIRE PRESIDENT  Te TA &

AGED PRELATE DIES IN EIRE EN ROUTE HOME      Body of Newly Consecrated Cardinal to be Brought Home to St. Louis

Oldest Of New  Cardinals Dies   Archbishop Of St. Louis Succumbs At Dublin; Taken Ill Tuesday

Cardinal Glennon, 83, Of St.Louis  Dies In Ireland   Complications Fatal To Oidest Of New Prelates

Cardinal Dies on Way To America   Cardinal Glennor Dies in Ireland While on Visit

atholic World ourns Death Of U.S. Cardinal   Aged Prelate Glennon Dies ln Native Land of Ireland

TWO ATTACKERS ARRESTED   Soviet R#porta Action After In: jury of U. S VieeConsul

Touching Letters Of Thanks Pour In For Red Cross From Europe's Needy

LIFT U.S, CURB ON TELEPHONES   But Bell System Plans  ge (elec: Dangle,

Ultimate Objective of _ Local Show to Improve County’s Farm Life.

as a Ultimate Objective of, I.ocal Show to Improve  County’s Farm Life. —

: Jewish Leaders To Be Brought To ‘Trial By British   Crisis Grows More Serious; British Actions Criticized. in Commons

Roxas Promises Philippines To Work With U. S.   Has 134,000 Vote Lead Over Osmena

14 Survivors From Tanker Due Today   16 Seamen Still Missing Off Storm-Wrecked Ship

Planes Search For 16 Missing In Ship Wreck   18 Gale-Battered Survivors to Be Landed At Carolina Port

GAINS FORECAS} FOR GOP IN NOV GEN, ELECTION   GOP Partisans Claim They Will Control Senate

Polls Indicate G. 0. P. To Gain Congress Seats   PUBLIC STRAW VOTES TO FAVOR REPUBLICANS NOW

Polls Predict Gains By GOP   Partisans Claim House Majority Assured; May Win Senate

CLAIM HOUSE HAY CONTROL  ¢ SCAT   Net Gains Of 11 Seats Would Swing Control Of Senate Into Republican Fold, Survey Discloses   REPUBLICANS WILL GAIN 80 TO 50 HOUSE SEATS

POLLS INDICATE COP GAINS IN NOVEMBER VOTE   Republicans Seem Sure To Recover Congressional Seats

G. O. P. Gains in House Forecast By Polls, Roving News Reporters

Key Campaign  Opens in N.Y   Mead, Lehman Are Slatec Against Dewey, Iver

Bitter Battle For Vote Shapes Up in New York   Democrats Slated to NameMeadto Oppose Dewey

Bitter Election Campaign in N. Y. Viewed   Democrats, G. O. P Open Their State Conventions

Parties Open Bitter N.Y. Election Duel  Democrats Expected To Name Mead, Tehman Wednesday

NEW YORK PARTY CONVENTIONS OPEN   1 DEMOCRATS FROMISE ALL-OUT  ATTEMPT TO BREAK REIGN OF DEWEY.

Bitter Election Campaign in N.Y. Viewed  - Democrats, G. O. P.   Democrats, G. O. P Open Their State Conventions

WAA Priorities to International Oraanizations To Be Investigated

CHARGE ‘PRESSURE! TACTICS INFLUENCED SALE OF PROPERTY   Forelgn Organizations . Given Preference By WAA

Pressure Used To Get Surplus   Slaughter Committee Probes Sale Of Surplus Goods For Overseas Use

REFUSES WAGE INCREASE   Yonkers Comptroller Says City Not in Position te Pay it

9 INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT   ~ Wedding Party Hurt "Near Council Bluffs _

Electric W orkers In Riot   Violence Flares At Pittshurgh Plant Of Westinghouse Corp,

Expect Veto Of Case Bill By Truman   Schwellenbach Will Prob ably Ask Veto If in  Its Present Form

[Non-Production Workers Chased By Mob Of 300 Persons; Sheriff's Deputies Restore Order With Difficulty   WORKERS SOUGHT TO ENTER PLANT TODAY

WES TINGHOUSE BATTLE FLARES   Strikers Attack Two Workers Who Seek To Enter Electric Plant

Fighting Breaks ‘Out In Dispute   Men Return To Work At 46 Strikebound Plants

VIOLENCE OCCURS IN STRIKE DISPUTE; SEVERAL ARE HUR   Westinghouse Plant I: Scene of Skirmish Today.   TRUMAN EXPECTED TO VETO CASE BILL   Act Is Too Drastic for Department, Says Schwellenbach.

Back Your Future   By BRIG. GEN. D. SARNOFE  President, Radio Corporation of

Asks Commons To Pass   Bill For Gov't Control  of Research, Development,

Attlee Tells Hopes for Outlawing A-Bomb; Asks Government Control

RSI Plus Re Equals RNI, Ete.— - ~ Tax Formula Stumps Writers   Experts Aren't So Bright Either, Says Othman

BYRNES NEAR END OF ROPE ON TREATIES   Terms for Italy, Balkans and Finland Are About to Be Deferred Indefinitely   TRIESTE IS MAIN THORN   UL S$. Secretary Refuses to Budge on Matter in Favor of Russia

Treaty-Writing Efforts Reach Perilous Stage   Byrnes About Ready To Admit Failure Unless Soviets Yield.

PEACE TREATIES OF SATELLITES ABOUT DOOMED   Byrnes Sees Failure Untess Reds Agree  On Peracte Teanra

TRIESTE DISAGREEMENT LIKELY TO BAN PEACE TORATICC \W/ITLE CININIC ITALY ANITA THEE RBAIWMANC

Completes Eight . Weeks’ Training   Pfe. George Kenneth Cleveland Earned Right to Wear “Boots and Wings”.

Petain Says De Gaull Wants to Be a Modern Napoleon   Vichy Government Chief Shows Interest In French Politics While ' Demanding a Retrial for Himself

fain Says Britain Plans 2 Gaulle Has'New Lifeline  anoleon Eno Across Africa

Petain Insists He Is In Right; 'To Ask Retrial   Disgraced Hero Of First World War, Gives Views On French Politics; Says De Gaulle Has Ambitions

Imprisoned Petain, 90, Thinks DeGaulle Wants To Be A New Napoleon

Stage Setting For Great Blast Described   Bikini Atomic Action Scheduled to Occur  4404.0 A BE TWeslher 9

Some Degree of Training Still Needed- Ike  Necessary Until Nations Disarm

Byrnes Fights For UN Policy To ‘Settle Now   Speed-Up Plan Hits Snag as Paris Meet Eyes Border Dispute

More Immigrants Arrive at Haifa   British Prepare to Transfer Thousands To Camp on Cyprus.

JEWISH LEADERS GOON TRIALIN SABOTAGE CASE   Hlegal Immigrants On Seven Ships In Harbor Await Pate

2 Refugee Ships at Haifa Port   British Concentrate Warships to Guard Against Outbreaks

More Refugees Arriving   Deep Mystery Surrounds British Plons For Grewing Throngs of Jews

More Jewish E migrants Arrive  Off Barricaded Port of Haita   By ELIAV SIMON

TWO SHIPS ARRIVE ILLEGALLY IN PORI AS TENSION RISES   Jewish Immigrants Are Still Enroute to Area ir Palestine; British Ships on Guard.   SABOTAGE TRIAL CONTINUES TODAY

G. 0. P. DECISION TO BARE GERMAN PROBE ASSAILED  SEN. KILGORE SAYS REPORT BASED  ON   LIP ADCAY

G.O.P. Senators Ignore War Dept Plea. Reveal Reich Investigation

REPORT WIDENS PARTY SPLIT ON COMMITTEE   Republicans Reveal Results o Investigation Despite Patterson’s Request

GOP to Publish Counsel Report On Occupation  Senate Group Democrats, War Department Oppose Story on Army in Reich

“Distoried Picture” Says Kilgore  GOP Decision To Release Secret Report On Germany Widens Split

Republicans Release Top Secret   War Department Plea on German Probe Ignored

Split Over a Report on Zone  Of Occupation   Kilgore Quotes Patterson Saying It ‘is Distorted’

Party-Line Breach Broadens As G. O. P. ‘Moves To Expose Confidential Report

GOP Decides To Publish Report On Sermany  Verdict Widens Committee Gap; Patterson Says

Split Widens In Committee On War Probe   Republicans Press For Release of Confidential Report

! Leaks In Germany Repori  Widen Rift In Senate War Investigatino Body

«Republicans Plan To Bare Report of U.S. German Zone   “Confidential” Story Widens Party-line Split in House Groun

DENOUNCE GOP MOVE TO MAKE PUBLIC PROBE IN GERMANY   Report Aileges Misconduct In American Zone Of Occupation

Committee Is Split on Report   Republicans to Make Public Alleged Data on Zone in Germany

To Issue Report on Occupation   Split Widens in Senate Group Over Study of Germany.

GOP Ignores War, State Departments, Says It Will Air Report on Germany

GOP Senators Release Secret Report On Reict   Widen Split In Probe  Committee By Ignoring Wer Dant Plea

GOP Probers to Put AMG Reports Before Public; Demos Split   Kilgore Flays Decision; Says Report Based on “Hearsay Evidence”

GOP Senators Hand Out ‘Confidential’  Report on Germany  Earty- -Line Split . ar Probe Group   Party-Line Split In War Probe Group Widens With Move

Republicans Decide To Make Public ‘Confidential’ Report On Conditions In U. S. Oceupation Zone Of Reich

G. 0. P. TO BARE SECRET FACTS ON OCCUPATION   Kilgore, Committee’s Head Lashes Decision Which Widens Party Split

Republican Move To Probe German Zone Is Attacked   Kilgore Gives Criticism Savs War Department Backs Him; Meader’  q Renart Hit

Report On Germany To Be Publicized   Senate Committee Splits Over Plan To Reveal Charges

Jo Tell Full Story Of U. $. Control  ln German Region GOP Minority Will Defy Demo Majority In Disputed Case

a m REPORT SPLITS SENATE GROUP   Kilgore Is Critical of GOP Members of  Committee

GOP. SENATORS IGNORE PLEA OF BRASS HATS, RELEASE REPORT ON PROBE OF MILITARY GOVERNMENT

GOP Senators’ Release Data On MG Prob   Ignore War Department Plea In Revealing Report Qn Conditions In Germany

Party. Split In Committee-~ .Widened By G.0.P. Plan To  Reveal German Probe Facts

PROBE COMMITTEE WIDELY SPLIT BY PARTY - LINE GAPS   Release of ‘Confidential’ Re port on Germany Causes Further Rift —

SHIPPING TIEUP IN UNDER WAY   CIO Opposes Fe deral Maneuver To Keep Seamen On Jobs June 15

AFL Strike Threat Blows Over  (CIO'Maritime Union Shows: Opposition To Government Flan

AFL Sailors’ Union Delays  Walkout Vote   New Government Moves To Avert CIO Strike  Diviiinsad ba Tints

SEAMEN IN WEST ‘HALT STRIKE VOTE TO DISCUSS PEACE   Conference on Wage - Hour Issues Ends Threat of Immediate Walkout of A. F.  of L. Workers.   CONCILIATORS MAKE PROPOSAL TO C. L. 0.   Suggest Plan to Give Sailors Time Off With Pay in Port Instead of Shorter Work  Week at Seg.

New Government Proposal Meets — CIO Opposition   Temporary Suspension Of Walkout at Pacific Ports Eases Tension

Immediate Threat of  A. F. L. Seamen’s Strike Blows Over  Government Manewver to Stop C.I.0. Sailors From Walking Off Jobs Generates Union Onnositinn

CIO Seamen Balk at U.S.  Compromise   AFL Union Drops Threat of Walkout; Parleys Resumed

Avert Threat Of Immediate Seamen Strike   Scuttles . Possibility AFL And CIO To Walkout Together; New Plan Offered.

Immediate Threat Of AFL Walkout Blows Over As Progress Reported   Government Plapr  Irks CLO Chief:   Mediators, However, Step Up Efforts To Avoid Stoppage June 15

A F Seamen Cancel Vote On Walkout   U. S. Offers Proposal For et ae Leave Pay To Sailors

Immediate Threat olf A. F. L. Seamen's Strike Blows Over  Government Maneuver to Stop C.I.O. Sailors From Walking Off   Government Maneuver to Stop C.1.O. Sailors From Walking Off Jobs Generates Union Opposition

Danger Recedes Of Double Seamen’s Strike  Strike Vote Halted By A. F. L., but C. I. O. Peril Remain

Scheduled CIO Walkout Stull Is Possibility   U. S. Conciliators Redouble Efforts to End Maritime Crisis

SHORE LEAVES WITH PAY ARE OFFERED Cid   EFFORTS TO AVERT JUNE 15 TIEUP ARE SPEEDED

Threat Of CLO Walkout June  15 Is Gro wing       ew Government) Manew  ver by Couviliators to  Stop Sailors from Leavy. ing Ships Gpposed       Shove Leave With vari Pay Proposed   Mesuwhile, AFL Unto of Pueifie Halts Strike Vote  und Begins Valking Ware-llowe Issues

Ship Operators and Sailors Alike Not Satis. fied. With Issue ol Working Hours

AFL Sailors Halt Strike Vote As Ship Threat Eases  New Move to Stop ClO Walkout Raises Opposition

CIO Unions Oppose Plan By Mediator:   U. S. Conciliators Siep Up Efforts to End Maritime Crisis; Sailors’ Group Halts Strike Vote

ClO Opposes Plan To Block Sailor Walkout  Union Of Pacific   Union Of Pacifie Resumes Parleys With Ship Owners; Proaress Reported

Submit Work Hours Plan to Avert Strike   Maneuver Generates Opposition by Sea: mans Union; Working Time Biggest Barrier in Way of Aqreement

Owners; Seamen Negotiate, Ease West Coast Peril  Eastern Firms, CIO Study Tl. S. Work Week Plan

Government Is Trying To Avoid Walkout of ClO   Pacific Coast Union And Operators Will Confer on Disputes

GOVERNMENT MANEUVER IRES NATION   ‘Progress’ Is Reported from AFL Labor Front

Maritime Plan Calls for Shore Leave With Pay  U. S. Conciliator: Offer Formula Th Avort Stribn

C10 Union Opposition Increasing   Progress Reported In West Coast AFL Neaotiations

Twin Cities Polic Deaths Total 62   Four Lose Lives in Three Days

Battle Over Sugar Looming For Congress   SHORTAGE IN NATION TC DRAW LEGISLATORS’ ATTENTION

Pine Blister Rust To Be Fought Here   Control Efforts To Be Increased

CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION INCREASED   77,000 Barrels Daily To Come From Gulf Coast Area.

More Victims Are Sought in Ruins Of Ferry Termina   Staten Island Fire Did $2,000,000 Damage; Three Persons Are Known Dead

i Celebration Moderate Here     ‘Hagerstown Greets Arrival  Of °46 At Midnight Monday

Celebration Moderate Here Hagerstown Greets Arrival  Of *46 At Midnight Vionday

Sympathy Demonstration Staged Paris GI’s Join In Pacifie Vets’ Gry To Be Sent Hom«

BODY DISCOVERED ON TRACKS; BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN MURDERED   OFFICERS PRESS HUNT FOR KILLER OF FOUR TEEN-AGERS. FARMER

Sixth Mystery Death on List   Body of Man Found On Railroad Tracks Near Tex arkana Dead When Placed There

Mutilated Body Of Man Found Near Texarkana  Coroner Believes Death May Be Work of Killer

Mutilated Body Found On Tracks Near Texarkana  Verdict Of Murder Returned By Jury Si a In Six Weoks

RULED DEAD BEFORE PUT ‘ON TRACKS   Body Found As Officers Search For Stark’s Murderer

Sixth Murder Victim In Six Weeks; Mutilated Body Is Found On Railroad Tracks’  \\ e Vy e Phantom Killer Strikes Texarkana!

Body of Man Is Found on Train Rails   Man Dead Before Put on Tracks, Says Coroner

FIND BODY OF MUTILATED MAN   Reportedly Placed On Railroad Track After Being Killed   PHANTOM SUSPECTED

SLAYINGS STIR UP TEXARKANA   Uneasy City Has Five Mystery Deaths, One Body On Tracks

FIVE MEN ARE SET TO ASSUME ATOM CONTROL   Momentous Task of Guiding U. S. in Atomic Age Given to’ Board Members   GREAT RESPONSIBILITIES ARE TENDERED QUINTET

Truman Names Board to Guide Atomic Energy Work; Head Says Consequences ‘Awesome’

Civilian Group To Guide Nation Into Atomic Age   Truman Picks Lilienthal To Head Atomic Commission Charged With Solving Problems

Atom Energy Control Giver Five Civilians   Lilienthal of TVA, 4. Others Get Army’s  Supervision Task

Five-Man Civilian Board Prepares to Take Atom Control   Greatest Peacetime Job Ever Undertaken by Civilians: Truman

Truman Names Lilienthal To Head New Unit   “Shoulder Responsibility” As Great As Any Men Have Ever Assumed In Peacetime   Re VMIARVIN ft. ARROWSMITH

Lilienthal Head: Atomic Energy Control Board   Five-Man Commission Given Task of Guiding ‘Course of Civilization’

Atomie Board Is Ready   To Take Over From The Army Task of Guiding This Country Into Atomic Age

Atomic Board Prepares to Take Charge   Truman's Selection af 5-man Commission Cautiously Received

Board Named To Supervise Atomic Power   ‘Commission of Five Civilians, Headed by David Lilienthal, Given Broad Authority.

Commission to Guide U. S. Into Atomic Age  ehatece for 5-Man Civilian Board

President Picks Lilienthal To Head Atomic Board “Composed Entirely Of Civilians; Duties Listed

DAVID LILIENTHAL NAMED HEAD OF POWERFULGROUP  FIVE MEMBERS OF   FIVE MEMBERS OF BOARD SUBJECT TO SENATE APPROVAL

‘Responsibilities Great’  Scientists Applaud iTruman Selections  i1On A-Enersgy Board

Atomic Board Chosen   Lilienthal Heads FiveMan Group in Sole Control of Energy Development in U. S.

—CHOSEN BY PRESIDENT —  Atomic Centrol Board Begins Work at Once

Civilian Board Gets Ready for Task Of Guiding Country into Atomic Age

Atomic Energy ‘Board Of Five  Civilians Named   Lilienthal Chairman Of Commission; Waymack  Of Des Moines Included.

‘A’ Control Is Shifted   ..« From Army To Five-Man Civilian Boar

5-Man Board To Steer U.S. Into Atom Aae   Truman Names Nominees for New Commission

Truman Lists Civilian Group  Physicist, Editor, Banker And Admiral

Lilienthal Namec To Head 5-Man Atomic Board   Civilian Commission Selected By Truman For Momentous Task

Power Expert, Physicist, Editor, Retired Naval Officer, Banker Are Chosen

Lilienthal Will Be Chairman of Five-Man Group   Responsibilities of Commission Termed Great by President

Atomic Energy Body Named   Consequences of Our Work Awesome, Says Chairman

Truman Picks Civilian Atom Energy Board   Lilienthal Heads  New Commission

Civilians To Take Gontrol Of Atom Bomb   PRESIDENT TRUMAN’S NEW GROUP PLANS WORK

Civilian Board Makes Ready To Take Over Task of Guiding Nation Into The Atomic Age

Five Civilians To Guide Atomic Age Destiny of U.S.   Powerful Commission Will Be Headed by TVA Chairman Lilienthal

Civilian Board to Take Over Control of. This Nation’s Plans for Use of Atom

David Lilienthal Heads All-Powerful Board To Control Atomic Energy

Civilian Board To Guide Nation Into Atomic Age  Five Appointed By President Truman Far Great Tack

Kindness to Penniless Str $615,009 fo Sisters of Me   Stranger Nets Mercy Hospital

Sisters of Mercy Aided Poor, Sick Stranger, Wealth Comes to Hospital

Big Four Will ‘Open Peace Parleys Today   Byrnes Anxious to Get Soviet Approval of Plan

Byrnes Arrives For Conference   Secretary to Urge 25-Year Treaty

U.N. Trusteeship. With U.S. Control, Is Island Policy   Truman Plan Covers Japanese Mandates Nov  Held by America

U. §. Would Place Jap Islands Under U. N. Trusteeship  Would Retain Authorit  to Administer  Go ea same

‘President Proposes  Jap Island Control   U.S. Ready to Put Islands Under UN Trusteeship

U.S. to Propose  Plan on Islands Trusteeship With Control Studied

U.S. Proposes ~— To Rule Islets   Plan For Control of Jap Islands Given U. N.

B-29 Crash Onto Peak Fatal to 12   Wreck Cause Mystery ~as Weather Clear, No Trouble Reported

12 Men Killed In Crash of B-29   Second Highest Peak East of Mississippi Is Scene of Accident

12 Airmen Die In B-29 Crash On Mountain   Plane On Training Flight Hits Clingman’s Dome In Tennessee

Gov. Goodland ls Praised By Frank B. Keefe   Keynote Speaker Calls Him ‘Distinguished’ as Republican Governor

Keefe Praises Goodland In Keynofe Speech  Deplores Wrangling Inside Party; Says Legislature, Executiv

Goodland Is Commended By Rep. Keefe   Governor Should Occ.p; Commanding . Position In Party Councils  . Asserts Keynoter

Adjourn Sine Die After Enacfingag      Year Meet Marked By Controversial Legislation

Adjourn Sine Die      Two-Year Meet Marked By Controversial Leaislation

Three Can Leave Zone: Immune   Schacht, Papen, Fritsche Must Get Out oi  US.Held Area, 1:  Of anors Reanoart   May Halt Trials   ayaee) BAGEL 2A     Industrialists’ Trials  Uncertain as Resul of Acauittal

ADMIRAL WAS CALLED. AGAIN   STARK TELLS PROBERS THAT NE DID NOT CONTACT ROOSEVELT ON EVE OF ATTACK

Russ Must, Go Before Oil Talks   International Control Blocked by Troops’ Stay in Violation of Treaty, Says Spokesman

Baruch Stands Pat On Atomic Control Plar   Commission Goes Into Ses sion Behind Closed Doors to Consider Proposals

Gromyko Snubs Talks on  Atomic Plan   UN Commission Holding Secret Showdown Session

BARUCH FIRM AGAINST VETO   Canada Backs American Delegate On Atomic Regulation   RUSSIA STILL ENIGMA

Gromyko _ Shuns Atom Showdown   Absent As Commission Starts Vital Session And Observers Fear — Balk On Control Vote

CROMYKO FAILS TO APPEAR AT ATOMIC TALKS   Scientist Replaces Russian Official in Secret Session on Baruch Plan

Gromyko Abseni At Atomic Mest  Board Will Study Ouestion of Veto

B& M Workers Amoné Minority Aéain Operating   Report Favorable Reaction To Road’s ’Phone Polls Army Director At Hand

RELATIONS WITH STRIKING RAILWAY UNIONS BROKEN OFF   President Truman Prepares “Something Definite” In Strike Legislation.   JOINT SESSION AT 4 P. M.   Military maneuvering Has Already Bgun, It Was Announced.

Truman Will Take Issue To Conaress   Army Scheduled To Take Over Trains This Afternoon

President Breaks Off Further Government Negotiations With Striking Trainmen And Engineers— Prepares To Propose “Something Definite” In Strike Legislation After Warning U. S. Will Take Over Operation Of Trains

MP’s Ready at Five Minutes Notice—Rail Heads Told To Reermt Workere

 Turner Leading In Race For Governor Veteran Solons Lose In Oklahoma Voting

Roy Turner Leads In Oklahoma   Wickersham Concedes  Congressional Race

Oklahoma Solons Lose at Polls  Democrats Beaten  ust Dirvevracen wearelt nw.

Oklahoma Solons Lose at Polls  Democrats Beaten for Renomination

TURNER LEADING GILMER BY 30,000   THREE OKLAHOMA CONGRESSMEN SEEKING RENOMINATION ARE BEATEN,

EXPECT NO DEVELOPMENTS IK GOAL DEADLOCK   Only Week Remains Of Truce—Both Parties Stand Pat

Coal Situation Is Still Deadlocked As TruceNearsEnd   Only Week’ Left for Men to Work in Mines Under Lewis’ Agreement

ALL STAND PAT IN COAL BATTLE   No Indication Given Of Any Break In Mine Dispute

OWNERS, UNIONS FIRM ON COAL   Letup Signs Lacking Or Both Sides Of Picture

Lewis, Mine Owners Stand Pat On Issues   Coal Strike Deadlock Continues; Only Week Of Truce Left

COAL PEACE AT STANDSTILL WITH Week OF TRUCE LEFT  [ et i en ee or . nn YC ce a 7

COAL DEADLOCK HOLDS   With oe Week of Truce to Go, Lewis Makea No Move

COAL DISPUTE NO NEARER DECISION   Representative Of Owners Leaves For Home ¥ toca  Irina   Shows No Sign Of Weakening On Demands For Welfare Fund

Miners,  Owners Holding Ground   Developments No! Expected Over Week-End

No Developments In Coal Strike   Both Sides Standing Pat. Lewis Gets Added AFL Backing

Development: In Coal Not Indicated   Union and Management Stand Pat in Situation

Coal Talks Are Stalled   ' Both. Sides Stand Pat As Strike Truce Goes Into Last Week

DEADLOCK IN. SOFT COAL STRIKE STILL HOLDS   Leaders Don’t Expect Any Immediate Developments,   TRUCE ENDS IN A WEEK   Both Union and Management Are Standing Pat on  Jeena)

No Improvement In Mine Crisis   Seven Million AFL Members Back Lewis

Truman Raps ‘Ballyhoo’ On Both Sides In Labor Strife         Fact-Finding Board Is Appointed for Railroad Dispute —President Cites Case of Talks Ending Phone and Rubber Strikes

Railroad Wage Dispute Given ~ To New Boarc   Truman Claims Both Sides Are Using Too Much Ballyhoo 

RAPS EXCESS TALK BY BOTH SIDES IN ROW   Cites Settlements By Bargaining, Not By Ballyhoo

Truman Says Ballyhoo Is Strike Delay   President Declares No Intervention Planned In Dispute

DELAY IN PAY DISPUTES FIT BY PRESIDENT   FACT-FINDER BOARD NAMED TO TAKE UP RAILWAY WAGES

Of Course They're Indignant! Sensitive Artists Reject Offer of Plaster Pantheon

‘Dewey Separates State, National Campaigns but Leaves Door Open For Presidential Nomination

‘COLD WAVE SENDS TEMPERATURES TO ‘WINTRY  READINGS   Northern Plains States Shiver As Cold Wave Moves South and Eastward

Byrnes Urges Approval of British Loan   Says It Will Bring Firm Gains to United States

Loan fo briiain Will Help U. S., Byrnes Avers  Project to Mean   Project to Mean Firm Gains for World. He Says   Gains Outlined

Byrnes Predicts Gains for U.S. In Huge Loan   Cites British Pledge Jo Back Trade Goals Set by United States

Byrnes Points Qut Gains from British Loan   L. S. and Remainder Of World Would Benefit. He Claims

Byrnes Urges Approval of British Loan  Says It Will Bring   Says It Will Bring Firm Gains to United States

‘SPEECH FIRST ON DEAL  British Loan ‘Gain for U. S. And World.’ Byrnes Asserts

Loan fo Britain Provides Firm Gains for U. S.   Byrnes Says We Obtain Chance for Expanding World Trade

BYRNES ASSERTS LOAN TO BRITAIN WOULD AID TRADE   Secretary Says U. S. Would Benefit Through Lower Tarifts and Eiimination of Preferences.   REPLIES TO OBJECTIONS RAISED BY OPPONENTS   Denies It Would Contribute to Inflation or Force U. 8. to Extend Credits to Other Nations.

Byrnes Contends Loan ‘To Britain Will Mean Trade Gains for U. S.

Byrnes Urges British Loan   Lower Tariff, More Trade Would Be U. 8 Cains

‘British loan means U.S.. world cain’  Expanded trade seen by Byrnes

BYRNES SEES ADVANTAGES IN BIG LOAN   Help Extended to Great Britain, He Says Will Profit U. §

SIGLER SAYS. MORE'TO BE INDICTED   Meanwhile Senate Seeks tq Probe His Expenditures

SIGLER HINTS MORE ARRESTS   SAYS MORE LEGIS. LATORS MAY B& INVOLVED

REVOLT FLARES ANEW IN LA PAZ SECTOR FRIDAY   Bolivian Cabinet Minister Injured in Attack by Rebellious Students

Bolivian President Names New Cabinet As Rebellious Students Create Unrising

MANY DIE IN BOLIVIA RIOTS   Buenos Aires Report Says 100 Persons Killed In Attempted Coup

President Of Bolivia Forms   New Cabinet   Marte: Up Entirely of Rosin rary Men; ‘100° Killed ta Abortive Revohition - ary Coun

Uprising Said To Have Killed 100 Persons   President Narrowly Missed As Group Opens Fire

SWEPT BY REVOL   Mere Than: 100 Killed in Up__Fising Ageinst Villarrosl  _ tigen

New Revolt Breaks Out  In Bolivia   Students Fire on Cabinet Ministers, Narrowly Miss President Villarroel

Cabinet Minister Badly Wounded   Rebellious Students In a Fresh Disturbance at La Paz, Chik.

Bolivia Is Torn By Revolt   Over 100 Reported Dead in’ Attempted Coup d€tat, Second In Past Five Weeks

Cabinet Member Injured, Hundred Dead in Bolivia   Attempt at Overthrowing Regime by Students Fails; Air Force Tried Earlier

Shots Miss  President in Bolivia Revolt   Platform Attack Marks Bleody Student Rebellion

REPORT 100 KILLED DURING UPRISING IN BOLIVIA THURS.   Claim Rebellious Students Shot At Cabinet Ministers At Meeting Friday

Bolivian Cabinet Minister Injured In New Outbreak   Rebellious Students Open Fire O: Government Officials, Almost Hit President Villarroel

Government Says Rebels Kind Fighting   Other Reports Say Chaotic Conditions Still Prevail, 100  Killed Thursday

Military Cabinet Named ’ After Bolivian Coup Fail:   100 Reported Killed in Abortive Revolution Against Dictatorship of President

Bolivian President Escapes Death as New Revolt Flares   Report 100 Die in La Paz Bloody Rioting; Blame Red Leaders

100 KILLED IN BOLIVIAN REBELLION   Students Fire on Cabinet Ministers, Wounding One and Narrowly Missing Hitting President Villarroel.

MINISTER SHOT WHEN BOLIVIAN STUDENTS RIOT   President Has Close Call As Bullets Fly; 100 Claimed Killed In Uprisings

President Of Nation Escapes Shooting Fray   One Cabinet Ministe: Shot By Rebelling Students, Is Report; Hint Red Orders

President Just Misses Being Shot   Open Fire On Cabinet Members; Porites Killed

BOLIVIANS RIOT ANEW IN LA PA]   Villarroel Has Narrow Es: cape In Shooting

Report 100 Killed In Uprising   Rebellious Students Fire On Bolivian President And Member: Of His Cabinet

Packers Buying More Livestock   Stockmen Continuc To Rush Animals To Market Centers.

Niore Vieat Promised Soon As Livestock Is Processed     Higher Prices Held Certain   Rents And Commodities Continue Rise As OPA Verdict Awaited

Most American Husbands Have Been Telling Their Wives the Same Facts All Along

Bomber Crew Believed Los   Flying Boat, On Search For Fishing Craft, Crashes Off Point Arena, Calif.

Whopping Fine Against Lewis, Union Possible   Government Aims to Set  UMW Boss ‘Straight Wieh Faw?

Lawyers Dralt ‘U.S. Strategy  ~— In Court Fight   Truman Flies To Missouri For Birthday Dinner— Heavy Fine Against UMW Proposed—lIckes Urges Curbs On “Dictator”

Government May Seek Fine Instead Of Jail For Lewis   ‘Coal Strike Enters Crucial Week Which May Start  Widespread Industrial Shutdowns; John L’s. Contempt Hearing Today

COURT RULING TO MAKE LEWIS YIELD IS HOPE   Government Favors Heavy Fines For Union Rather Than Jail Term   ICKES IS CRITICAL OF TRUMAN'S TRIPS

Jailing of Mine Leader Not Sought  Federal Official Says Purpose Is te ?. ——  . a... es

Not Interested In Seeing UMW Leader In Jail   Government's Primary Aim ‘Is To ‘Set Lewis Straight On The Law’   HEAVY FINE AGAINST UNION MAY BE SOUGHT   Federal Attorneys Believe Penalty Would Be Up To Judge Himself

Heirens Tries  To HangSelf   Chicago’ s: Triple Murderer  Is Found by. Guard Stispended :from Céiling of Hé Cell

Heirens Tries.  To Hang Self   Murderer Cut Down By Guard Before He Had Lost Consciousness

HEIRENS FAILS IN SUICIDE ATTEMPT   TRIES TO HANG SELF WITH BEDSHEET IN COOK COUNTY JAIL

HEIRENS FAILS AGAIN IN SUICIDE ATTEMPT   Found Hanging In His Cell; Cut Down By Guard

Heirens Tries Suicide Again Found Hanging In  BAT... Tree... ML.

HEIRENS ATTEMPTS TO END LIFE IN CELL   Guard Finds Chicago Mur derer Hanging By Sheet

Heirens Fails In New- Effort To End Life   Found Hanging in a Noose: Fashioned From Bedsheet in His Cell

HEIRENS TRIES SUICIDE   Guard Cuts Down Triple Killer Found Hanging

EIRENS FAILS N ATTEMPT 0 HANG SELF   riple Murderer, Awaiting Punishment For Crimes, Fashions Noose From Bedsheet   FACES LIFE IN PRISON

HEIRENS ATTEMPTS SUICIDE   Fails To Hang Himself In His Jai! Cell

Confessed Slayer of Suzanne Degnan Makes Third Effort ta Take bife

HEIRENS ATTEMPTS TO KILL SELF BY [BEDSHEET NOOSE   Guard Cuts Killer Down and He Suffers No Ill Effect From Hanging Attempt

Guard Prevents Slayer’s Death; Sentence Today   Alertness Of Jail Official Prevents Self-Destruction

Heirens Tries To Hang Self   Cut Down by Guard Before Losing Consciousness

Heirens Tries. Suicide On Eve Of Sentencing  : Gontessed: Slayer’ irl, 3 Women RE Gir By Sheet —

\Heirens, Awaiting Fate In Chicago Cell, Fails _ In Attempt At Hanging

SAYS HITLER ORDERED GENERALS TO BREAK AMERICANS WITH BRUTALITY AND TERRORISM

Prisoner Who Threatened to Shoot Self Finally Hands Gun From Cell

Bar Americans  as Witnesses  Mihailovic Sought  Backing of Pilots

Chetnik Chief Changes Tune   Claims He Was Exhausted When He Admitted Plot

strikers Bring Worst Crisis to N. Y.  HOUSEWIVES BEGIN PANIC BUYING SPREE

Molotov Meets With Byrnes   Russian Believed Secking Way to Break Impasse on Trieste

Vv. Molotov To Confer With Byrnes   Russian Minister Requests Meeting With Byrnes  This Afternoon

Molotov And B vrnes Seek Trieste Pact   Leaders Will Attempt To Clear Way For Breaking Big Four Log Jam

BYRNES MEETS WITH MOLOTOV LATE TODAY   To Attempt to ‘Find Way to End  Trieste Stalemate

BIG FOUR WILL TRY TO CLEAR TRIESTE ISSUE   Russian Minister Will Meet With Secretary Byrnes This Afternoon

Molotov and Byrnes Attempt fo Break Trieste Deadlock   “Trieste Issue Has Blocked Other Big 4 Peace Treaties

HERBERT GALLS FOR END OF WAR CYCLE   Governor-Elect Declares Political Effort Lags

NAZI VERDICTS ILL-RECEIVED   Germans Prefer Life At Hard Labor To Death For War Criminals

Germans Scoff A Death Sentences  Say Life At Hard Labor More Fitting

RUSSIA CONDUCTING DRIVE — TO GAIN KOREAN PRESTIGE   MOSCOW BROADCAST TELLS KOREANS THAT NEWSPAPERS IN AMERICAN ZONE NOT TOLD TRUTH

Fight Looms Over Winding Up UNRRA Aid to Nations At Issue Is More Than $625,000,000

UNRRA COUNCIL FIGHT LOOMS   Wide-Open Battle Threatened By U. S., Russian Dispute

VON PAPEN ‘SOLD’ REICH TO NAZIS, BRITISH CHARGE   Hitler Diplomat Denounced as Unscrupulous Op: portunist

IN HIS OWN INTERESTS   Von Papen’s Machinations Were for Self More Than Germany

Senator Austin Urges Passage Of British Loan   Actions Rather Than Talk of ‘One World’ Suggested by Solon

“STOP TALKING AND ACT’— SEN AUSTIN   Republican Backs Loan to Britain and Draft Extension

Uruguay Asks Life for Nazis   WANTS DEATH OUTLAWED FOR WAR CRIMINALS

Uruguay Opposes Death for Nazis   Asks Life Sentence fot  Goering and Othérs

URUGUAY WANTS TO SAVE GOERING   Advocates Life Terms for Top Nazi Leader«

URUGUAY ASKS UNO TO SPARE NAZI WARLORDS   Plea Seeks To Set Aside  Death Penalty For : Life Terms

PLEA FOR GERMAN DEFENDANTS MADE BY URUGUAY TODAY   Ruling Out Of Penalty of Death Is Asked By Country.   REASON FOR PLEA TOLD IN REQUEST   TOLD IN REQUEST  Execution Not Used For Several Years By Nation.

Uruguay Asks United Nations to Rule Out Death Penalty for Goering ©

{URUGUAY ASKS UNITED NATIONS TO PROHIBIT DEATH SENTENCES FOR NAZI WAR CRIMINALS

Trieste Tense As Anti-British Feeling Flares   BEATING OF ITALIAN CITIZENS CAUSES BITTERNESS

Soviet Violation of Agreement to Be Protested   Iranian Spokesman Cheered on Policy Statement

U.S. General Staff Split Over Draft   Army Debates Wheth er to Draft Men 29 Through 35

New Tangle In Dispute With Slavs   Yank Fliers Declared Freed Before American Demands Received, So No Yielding Indicated.

lito Says Airmen Instructed Not to Shoot Down Other:  Written Answer on U. S. Ultimatum Is

Tito Orders No More Firing At Foreign Planes   Also Assures, U. S. Am bussader Antericans’ Will   be Allowed to Inspect Both ‘Fransports ©   Has Promised To Give Satisfaction   Says He Thinks American Planes Deliberately Infringed Upon Yugoslav Frontiers

Tito Forbids Air Foree to  Fire Again   All of Crew of Second Plane Forced Down Feared Killed—No Parachutists Found

SAYS FLIGHT OF TURK WAS ‘NO ACCIDENT’   Wounded Passengev Held; Spokesman Defends Yugoslavia

Officials of U. S. Embassy Keep Silent   Await Advices From Ambassador Patterson; Slav Hold Turk Officer

France Reports Tito Rejecting Ultimatum   Moscow Says Country Wroté Trygve Lie Asking Him to Include Case About Danube River Ships on Security Council Agenda

DECISION ANNOUNCED  BY OFFICIAL PRESS  AGENCY IN FRANCE EMBASSY IN BELGRADE  DECLINES TO COMMENT PENNING Tl ¢ DEpnDT

Officials Hunt Five Americans In Downed Craft      Propaganda groups try to sell Tito to Americans, Tito and Stalin prepare for war. Page 8.

U.S. Embassy Still Silent   Tito Orders His Planes Not To Fire on Foreign Planes Over Yugoslavia

U.S, embassy Refuses Give Confirmation   Yugoslavia Asks UN. Dis      Dannuhe.

BELGRADE SAYS TITO PLANNING TO REBUFF U. 8.   Embassy Awaits Word From U. S. Envoy on Marshal's Decision

MEANING VEILED SINCE SOME OF DEMANDS MET   Official Yugoslav News Agency Reports Premier Will Reject American Ultimatum As A Whole, Although Fliers Released.

FIVE AMERICAN ELIERS MISSING   Belgrade Promises Full Satisfaction Teo Patterson: Released Yankees Reach Italy

U.S. Embassy in Belgrade Makes No Statement   Waiting for Word From U.S. Ambassador Who Met Marshal Tito Thursday

Most of US. Demands Met At Belgrade   Tito Issues Orders for Fliers to Avoid Firing On Planes; Will Allow Inspection of Wreckage

Some Demands Already Met, But Yugostay Affair is “Still Pendina’   Turk, Wounded in U.S. Transport Still Held, His ‘Flight Over Yugoslavia Not. Accidental,’ Official Slay Spokesman in Paris Declares

Agency's Report Not Published in Belgrade Today   U.S. Embassy Declines Comment

Marshal Also Complains To United Nations   Says U. S. Holding Yugaslavian Ships; New York Reports No Note Received

COMPLIES WITH  U.S. ULTIMATUM  TO FREE AIRMEN PROMISES TO GIVE  SATISFACTION FOR ACTS OF AIR FORCE

Dispatch Comes From Official Yugoslav Information Center — Since Fliers Are Free, Move Mav Be Formality.

Y  Press Agency Announ of Action   ' Marshal Has Given “Strick Orders” To His Air  Force

Hurricane Misses  All Land Areas   Sea Lashed Between  Mainland. Bermuda

Britain, US Will Discuss Forces To Maintain Order   Secretary Byrnes Notes Appointment to Study Palestine Problem

Palestine Aid Sought by British   U. S. to Discuss Furnishing Troops, State Head Reveals

SUPREME COURT SAYS  SELF-CALLED TEXAS.  SENATE SESSION VOID DECISION MADE ON TEST PRESENTED THROUGH  DITT BDINTING DOCADNKR

Authorify For Such Meeting Said Lacking   Jurists Are Split 5 To 4; Minority Oninion Written

SOLO SENATE SESSION IS RULED VOID   Supreme Court Holds Extraordinary Confab Illegal in 5-4 Decision

Authority For Such Meeting Said Lacking  Jurists Are Split 5 To 4; Minority  fa. *.. *. UAs .. asec

Special Senate Session Ruled Void By Court  Issue Of Action n Appointments Was At Stake

REDS MOVING = TOWARD PORT   OBSERVER SEES SIGNS EVACUATION IS PROCEEDING— TANKS AND PLANES MISSING

Charges Bridges fs —-Bromoting Strikes      Plan Wauid Isolate U. S from Sugar Preducing Countries

Charges Bridges Is Promoting Strikes   Plan Wouid Isolate U. S. from Sugar Producing Countries

PROBLEM IS “REFERRED”   Molotov Stalls As Italian Colony Talk  Is Continued

Byrnes Says Four-Power  Pact Offerec   Foreign Ministers Fail To Agree On Italian Colonies

ClO AND FORD ~ AIR TROUBLES      . pany's ‘Willingness te‘Boost les. Pay Offer 245

KEEPS FORD, UAW APART      Company Offers 17.4; Union Demands 19 4

Postal Clerk Gives Full Confession te $40,000 Mail Theft   Inspectators Say Man Is  Beyond Any Punishment  Since Statute Covers His Robbery -

Admits Theft Of $40,000 In 1937   Former P. O. Clerk To Ge Free Because No [ndictment Was Found.

EX-MAIL CLERK ADMITS THEFT   Confesses Taking $40,000 From Sack in 1937

CUT IN BREAD LOAF ORDERED   Lima’ Bakeries Complied ‘with: ‘>. Reduction-Earlier -

Bakers Told to Cut Size of BreadLoal   Federal Order Means 10 Per Cent Weight Reduction Saturday

Cut Loaf Size 10%, U.S. Says      Bakers’ Charge Same; Changes Saturday

Bakers to Cut Bread Weight   Government Orders 10 Per Cent Slash

WEIGHT SLASH ORDERS GIVEN U. §. BAKERIES   ‘New Federal Ruling Expected to Top ] State Laws

BREAD LOAVES CUT DECREED: STARTS JUNE 1   Price Will Remain Same, Although Size Will Be 10 Per Cent Less

BREAD SIZE CUT BY GOVERNMENT   Loaves To Be 10 Per Cent Smaller While Price Remains Same

Physician Goes Berserk While Visiting Patient   Doctor Wounded By Police After Attacking Woman, Slashing Husband

CITIES OF U. S. EASY PREY OF WAR IN 159)   Kaker Paints Terrifving Picture of Future Conflicts

Guided Missiles From 5000 Miles Away Predicted   Destruction of Big Cities in Few Hours Hinted by Airman

Tojo Trial May End By Christmas   Prosecution Needs Three Months

HEAVY GALES FOLLOWED BY SNOW, COLDER   Several Deaths, Heavy Damage Is Caused  By High Winds

STRIKE LOSS -.   JQINT MEETING ARRANGED .AS PITTSBURGH BUSINESS ‘MEN REPORT LOSSES OF $125,000,000

Agreement Reached In Lenathy Session   Russia Is Awarded $100,000,000 In Reparations By Big Four Ministers

Big 4 Sets July 2‘ For Peace Meet   Fixes Italy Payments to Russia At $100 Million in Seven Years

Vinson Named to High Court, Arkansan Selected Treasury Secretary by the President

VINSON AND SNYDER CAN EXPECT QUICK SENATE 0. K.   Truman Makes Appointments Of Chief Justice And  Treasury Secretary

Quick Senate. Okeh Seen On Truman’s “hoice Of Vinson, Snyder, Sullivan

Little Criticism Of Truman's Selections cae fb  Vinson And Snyder To Get Speedy Senate Okay

Vinson Nominated For Chief Justice; Snyder to Cabinet   Truman’s-Choices Bring. Predictions of Swift Approval in Senate, But. Republicans Are: Disappointed Over Selection of Democrat

Snyder Named Sec’y 01 Treasury; Fast Senate Approval Is Indicated

Truman Choices Of Vinson,  Snyder And Sullivan Seen ‘Due For Early Senate Okay

Speedy ‘Approval Predicted For Vinson, Snyder  Secretary of Treasury   Secretary of Treasury Named Chief Justice ; Successes Anmaleted

See Approval of Vinson, Snyder   Republicans and Pro-Labor Dems Criticize Appointsments

Also Expect Snyder To Win Senate Okay As Treasury Chief   Truman to Take Bigger Role in Shaping U. S. Economic Policy

TREASURY HANDED OVER TO SNYDER   Expect Quick Approval Of Both Nominations   JOHN L, SULLIVAN   Promoted To Under Secretary Of Navy: Some Criticism Voiced

Vinson To Get Quick 0.K. As Chief Justice   Senate Approval Also Seen For Sullivan And Snvder In New Posts.

Expeet Quick Approval Of  Appointments   ‘Elevation of Vinson to Supreme Court and Other Changes Are Announced by President.

EXPECT SPEEDY APPROVAL OF THE TWO APPOINTMENTS   Fred M. Vinson Named Chief _ Justice and John Snyder Sec. of Treasury ~   QUICK CONFIRMATION   There Will Be No Difficulty, Said Senator Johnson of Colorado.

Vinson to Be Chief of High Court   Snyder Named as New Secretary of The Treasury

Vinson Named Chief Justice Of United States   John Snyder Succeeds Him At Treasury; Sullivan Advanced

Vinson  To High      Choice As ( Chief Justice Applauded ; Snyder Takes Ow

Truman Choices of Vinson, Sullivan, Snyder Will Stand   Little Opposition is Heard Among Members of Senate Today

Speedy Approva Of Truman’s 3 Nominees Seen  Vinson Nominated Ear Court Position

President Names Fred M. Vinson ‘Chief Justice    Nominates John W. Snyder For Secretary Of Treasury To Succeed Vinson

QUICK APPROVAL SEEN FOR VINSON AS CHIEF JUSTICE   Snyder Expected To Get O. K. By Senate Also

Quick Approval Seen For Vinson as Chief Justice  and ‘Snyder As f reasurer.

Confirmation ' Expected To } Come Quickly   Vinson Choice For Chief Justice; Snyder Treasury

Speedy Approval Seen for Newest Troman Nominees   Vinson, Snyder nd Sullivan Elevated To New U. S. Posts

Speedy Senate Approval For   Nominees Seen   Vinson Named Chief Jats: tice, Snyder Treasury ond Sullivan Undersecretary of Nayy

Approval of Vinson Appointment to Be Chief Justice Generally Expected

SNYDER NAMED BY PRESIDENT FOR TREASURY   Court Appointment Is Well Received by  Congressmen

Vinson Gets Post of U. S. Chief Justice   Truman Names Snyder To Treasury Position; Sullivan to Head Navy

QUICK APPROVAL OF VINSON. SNYDER LOOMS IN SENATE   President Names Treasury Head Chief Justice of United Statec

SEE SENATORS’ OK ON SNYDER, JOHN SULLIVAN   Trumn Picks Men to Fill Thief Justice, Treasury, Navy Posts

kred Vinson Is Nominated Chief Justice   Truman Picks John Snyder To succeed Him As Treasury Secretary

Truman Choices’ For Top Posts . Seen Approved   Visison For Chief Justice, Snyder Treasury Chief, Sullivan To Navy Post

PREDICT VINSON OKAY   Treasury Head Nominated Chief Justice of US

Quick Okay For Vinson, Snyder Seen   Appointments Came Im For Criticism From Voerious Groups

QUICK VINSON APPROVAL SEEN   Also Expect Snyder To Get Speedy Okay For Treasury Post   ‘TRUMAN PICKS THREE

Speedy Senate Okeh Seen for Nominations   Truman Names Vinson For Chief Justice, Snyder for Treasury Head, Sullivan for Navy

Expect Speedy Senate Approval Snyder To Fill Treasury Post; Sullivan Made Under Secretary Of the Novy

Snyder Given Treasury Job Truman Picks Sullive   Truman Picks Sullivar Navy Undersecretary

EXPECTS EARLY APPROVAL ON APPOINTMENTS   Names Vinson Chief Justice Snyder Secretary of Treasury

SEE SPEEDY SENATE 0. K. FOR VINSON   Solons Express Approval of Truman’s Choice of Chief Justice and Snyder’s Selection as Treasurv Secretary.

TRUMAN CHOICES DISAPPOINT NEW DEAL DEMOCRATS   JOHN L. SULLVAN ALSO NOMINATED TO ASSIST FORRESTAL

NOMINATIONS OF VINSON, SNYDER BEFORE SENATE   Truman's Choices, Including Sullivan for Navy Post, Headed for Okay

Named To Fill ‘Two of Highest Posts In Land   Vinson For Chief Justice; Snyder For Treasury Chief

Senate Expected To Give Quick 0.K To Vinson, Snyder   Appointment of New U.S. Chief Justice And Treasury Chief Meet with Approval

Ist Degree Murder Charge Faces lowan   Doctor Describes Irwin As ‘Insane’

25,000 Truck Drik ‘ivers Strike “In'New York   ‘Complete’ .Stoppage Halt: Deliveries of Food and Siig Commodities In City

25,000 New York Truck Drivers Go On Strike: A. & P. Deliveries Halted   Railroads Embargo Many Shipments Into New York City To Prevent Congestion Of Supplies At Warehouses And Sidings

Major Crisis Precipitated In UNO Security Council After Soviets Reject Negotiation Plan   IRAN STANDS BY GUNS

UNO Faced by Major Crisis In Iran Dispute   “This Looks Like Aggression,” Bevin Declares

Giral Ready For Report Or Franco Spain   Will Attempt to Prove Before U.N. Nation Threat to Peace

Report Against Franco Will Be Submitted Today      Giral Of Government-In. Exile To Give U.N.  Voluminous Data

UN SCHEDULED TO HEAR A FULL SPANISH REPORT   Giral Expected lo Present Voluminous Paper In Effort To Prove Franco Regime A Threat To World Peace.

Giral Would Give Data On Franco   Will Attempt To Prove That Leader Is ; Peace Threat

Franco Report May Be Laid Before U.N.   Exiled ‘Premier’ Has Documentary Evidence Ready

U.N. to Hear Exile’s Talk Against Spain   Enemy of Franco Will Lay Charges Before Committee

giral Will Offer ch Against ait’ 10 Council   eport Including 21 Docuents Will Attempt Prove  ren e ror Threat  — a

Spaniard To Bare Facts Of Franco Regime   UN COUNCIL TO HEAR EVIDENCE ON WAR GUILT

U. N. to Receive Report on Spain   Head of Government In Exile Will Present 350-Page Document

Spanish Leader ‘Submits Report Against Franco   Minister-In-Fxile Offers Evidence Nazis _Work ~ With Spain” On Atom

Premier Plans Franco Peace  Threat Charge To U.N. Body  Giral Seeks Personal Appear. @ To Press   Giral Seeks Personal Appears ° To Press Repu. “@ indings . be ws ena,

Uo POOGLAIMS INUEPENDENGE UF FILIPINOS   Truman Issues Proclamatien Giving Sovereignty to New Republic.

NEW REPUBLIC JOINS NATIONS OF THE WORLD   48-Year Sovereignity Ended by President's  Proclamation

Philippines Become New  World Nation   VU. 8, Ends Rule; People Of Manila Stage Celehration

SUGGESTION BY ATTLER IS UNPOPULAR   Prompt Opposition Develops on Capitol Hill, Washington

UN MAY GET DRAWN INTO “LATEST ROW   Capitol Hill Is Coo Towards British Suggestion

RUSSIA. WILLING TO PARTICIPATE IN LOAN   Moscow Also Seeks Advant: ageous Trade Agreement

Hoover Seeks Bread Savings   5-Oz. Wheat Consumption Soucht for Americans

Committee In Report to Governor   Drastic Revision of System .Urged — Would Provide  for County Assessor

Japs Announce Drastic Reforms   Orders Akin ToU. S New Deal In ’29

New Deal Set Up  in Japan   Ordinances to Curtai Black Marketing, Stabilize Currency

Japanese Order Drastic Economic Reform Program   Action Taken ‘at Allies’ Suggestion To ‘Forestal An Impending Catastrophe’

Drastic Economic Reforms Ordered By Jap Official:   Cabinet Minister Likens Japan’s Plight to That of U,. S. in 1929

16 FROM CITY WILL ENTER ARMED FORCES   Four Altoona Selec: tive Boards Will Furnish the May Quotas.

Barker Rules Radio Tax Legal   Judge Holds Sales Levy Effective Oct. 1945

@ PAUL MALLON—   Argentine Election Failed to Help U.S. Foreign Policy

FINGERPRINTS INDICATE HEIRENS IS IMPLICATED IN , LIPSTICK" MYSTERY — AT CHICAGO

LINK SUSPECT WITH TWO MORE SLAYINGS   Linked By Fingerprints I ‘ Murder Of Two

Chicago Youth Is Being Linked  To More Crimes   Police Announce’ Fingerprints Link Heirens To Two More Slavings   ‘LIPSTICK MURDER’ IS NOW INVOLVED

SHAKEN BY MACARTHUR DIRECTIVES   - Seeks Personal Interview With  Commander ~~‘

Churehill Plans To See Truman  In Fulton, Mo.   Former Prime Minister And Wife Arrive in U.S. on Big Liner

‘Winnie, Wife Arrive in U. S. For a Vacation   Will See Truman o Visit to Fulton March 5

PUFFING CIGAR  Churchill Lands in New York In Usual Attire. High Spirits

\CHURCHILL, WITH WIFE, DOCKS IN N. Y. OPPOSES SHARING ATOM SECRET

CHURCHILL ARRIVES IN UNITED STATES   BRITAEN’S WARTIME PREMIER SAYS HE WILL STAY EN POLITICS,

New Milk Prices Fixed   Farmer-Producers to Average 80 Per Cent. o' Increase, Cobb Says

SEN. TAFT WIDENS RIFT WITH DEWE)   OHIOAN ASSAILS WAR CRIME - ‘TRIALS AS “NOVEL AND  HYPOCRITICAL.”

RIFT WIDENS   Senator Broadens Charge War Crime Trial Novel And Hyprocritical

ALCOA Grants Government Use Of Its Patents   Move Clears the Way for Competition in Aluminum

NEW RADIO DEVICE IS DISCOVERED   WAVES PICKED UP THROUGH METAL STRIP WITHOUT TUBES OR CURRENT.

No Tubes, Current or Antenna Needed Entirely New Method of Radio Reception Discovered at Johns Hopkins University

NEW DISCOVERY IS ANNOUNCED   Radio Reception By Means Of Metal Strip Revealed By Hopkins

Tubeless Recep! ion By Radio Announced   Discovery Made By Acci dent At Johns Hopkins University

KLAN PLOT T0 KILL ARNALL 15 DENIED   GRAND DRAGON SAYS INVES. TIGATION PROVES REPORTS “WHOLLY FALSE.”

Roxas Leads Osmena In Philippine Election   Senate Leader Fears Kidnaping; Heavy Balloting Proceeds Quietiv

Roxas Leads  In Philippines   Ahead of ‘Osmena In Voting For President

Cottonseed, Soy Beans and Products of Them Also Are Barred from Control by Future opa.

Miners  Oppose Strike   Want Working Xmas But Will Support Lewis

Miners Not So Anxious To Quit   See A Tough Christmas Coming But Say Lewis Is The Ross.

Miners Lack Enthusiasm   Voice Disapproval of Strike But Won’t Work Without Contract

Lewis Is Boss, Miners Say, And If He Calls Strike They Will Leave Jobs

CRAZED SLAYER IS HELD IN JAIL   Sheriff and Brother Shot to Death by Aged Man

FARMER, RECENT MENTAL PATIENT, BATTLES POLICE   HELD FOR MURDER OF HENRY COUNTY SHERIFF, BROTHER

Former Inmate of Mental Asylum Is Held for Slayings   Sheriff of Henry Co. Killer’s Brother, Are Victims of His Gun

lllinois Farmer Held for Murdet  Kills Brother and County Sheriff

OFFICERS HOLD FARMER TAKEN IN GUN BATTLE   Released From Mental Hospital; Had Killed 2 Men

C.1.0. Preparing Wage Demands For Coming Year   Sessions Are Being Held In Pittsburgh To Frame Demands On Industry   STEEL WORKERS MAY SEEK 25 PER CENT

Big 3 CIO Chieftains Holding Session To Map Overall Wage Demands for ‘47

London Reminds Russia That Bevin Didn't Walk Out   British Government Keenly Disappointed At Action Of Soviet Delegate At UNO Session

Byrnes Says Russ Blocking Peace Parley   Gives Russia Choice Of Two Courses; U. S. May Force U.N. Action

Byrnes Blames Reds for Failure of Big Four Meet in Paris   Says Russia Must Stop Blocking Peace or UN Will Get Problem

Foreign Policy  Formed In Paris   Russians Directed To Stop Blocking Peace Meeting

Reds Blamed By Byrnes for Big 4 Failure   Peace Treaty Problem May Be Carried to UN

Vandenberg Hails Nev U. S. Foreign Policy Byrnes Raps Russia   Secretary of State, kaunching ‘Offensive for Peace’ Gives Soviets Alternative of Holding Peace Conference Or Taking Matter.to U.N

Byrnes Lays Down Choice  For Russians   Fither Stop Blocking Pegie Conference Or U, Sy Will: Place Matter Before United Natious

RUSS WARNED BIG 4 UNITY IN JEOPARDY   \lichigan Republican ‘-ndorses U. S. Stand  At Paris Conference

‘Vandenberg Hails Emergence of ‘Positive’ v. Ss. Foreign Policy  ° m_oat poltauw: Bu « Banarte t6 Natio

Byrnes Gets Tough In Talk On Peace Pact      U. S. SECRETARY TELLS RUSSIA TO STOP DELAYS

Byrnes Gives Russia Choice   Stop Blocking Peace Conference or U. S. Will Take it to United Nations

Byrnes Gives Russia Choice of Two Ways   Stop Blocking Peace Conference or Refer Matter to the UN

'U. S. Develops Foreign Policy ‘At Paris Meet   Vandenberg Reports To Senate; Byrnes Claims Russia Blocking Peace Conference

U. S. Unifies Peace Policies   Vandenberg, Byrnes Rap Russ Tactics

Paris Sessions Developed  United U.S. Foreign Policy   Byrnes Tells Russia To Agree To A European Peace Conference Or Whole Issue Will Be Carried To United Nations.

Solon Asserts U.S. Policy Now Firmer   Vandenberg Says Paris Meet Resulted in Constructive Program

Big 4. Progress Oa Peace Seen  By Vandenberg   Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy For U. S. Developed, He Declares

Meet Developed Foreign Policy Of United States   Vandenberg Lets Byrnes Record Stand

BYRNES WARNS  RUSSIA TO STOP  BLOCKING PEACE ASSERTS U. S.. WILL WALK OUT OF BIG  Alin TRPATY TA

COMMUNIST MANCHURIA SAYS     a yep geen  UL S:HELPING NATIONALISTS

ATOMIC POWER WONDERS TOLD TO SCIENTISTS   Cancer Cure, Cheap Electrical Power Are Possibilities

Begins Long Story of 3  Gory Crimes   Pale, Guarded Youth Talks Freely; Plea Is Postponed

Heirens Tells of Many Crimes   Youth Wanders to Burglaries During Tale of Degnan Slavine

HEIRENS TELLS FULL STORY OF GHASTLY DEEDS   Youth’s Confession Without Parallel in History of Crime.

Attempt to Burn Town Kecred  in Five Blazes   In Two-Block District

WAGE PATTERN IN TWO MORE INDUSTRIES   Gov’ t Recommends ~18-Cent Boosts In Two New Cases

Wage Pattern  Sat Up In Two Other Industries   Suggestions Offered To Shipbuilding and  Harvester Companies

U.S. Favor: Pay Increase  In 2 Disputes   Shipbuilding, Harvester  Company Conferences Both Affected

MINERS BACK TO WORK   ‘More Than 90 Percent of Coal Miners Expected to Be Back On Job by Nightfall; Full Production Ex pected This Week.

Nation Begins ‘Recuperation Week’ After 17-Davy Shutdown in Coal Pits

US. Troops Scatter Mob  In Trieste   At Least Five Americans Wounded as Riots Rage ‘Throughout Port City Second Successive Dav

Trieste Mob Dispersed By Armed Yanks   Riots Rage Through Disputed Adriatic Port City Second Day

Violence Continues In Trieste After US Troops Strike Mob   At Least 5 American Soldiers Wounded “In Adriatic City

Armed U.S. Troops: Break Mob A “Attacks In Trieste’ ° In Second Day Of Riots .

Ministers Take Up Preblem Of  ‘Trieste Aga   Renew Efforts To Cleai Way For. Fixing Date Of European Peace Couference

Ns ta ae eee age aS 7 ‘de PS ie oe: Bg Mag tPF Ply iB: ta 4 a : et ; ; a = é aces ae y ae?  eS &  ai q zs     DURING RIOT   Trieste Italians Demonstrate _ and American Ferees are * nme i: ort +   RIOTING RAGING FOR SECOND DAY IN ROW

Troops Break Up Trieste Rioting   Five U.S. Soldiers Wounded in Violence

Trieste Problem Is Again Tackled At Paris Parley   Bidault Compromise Pro: — posal Studied By! Delesates. .

YANKS BATTLE TRIESTE MOBS   -ive American Soldiers  Reported Wounded

U. 8. Troops Called Out In Trieste Riot.   Mob Attacking Commun. ist Party Headquarters Dispersed.

200,000 Workers Go On Strike In Trieste Today  One Person Is Killed Thirty Injured - During Riots in City

Ex-Suitor Kills Woman   St. Paul Slayer Then Turns Murder Weapon On Himself

Quick Action Is Hope Of Senate Chiefs With Ballot Coming Up Today

SENATE WILL RUSH BILL 0 WHITE HOUSE   REVIVAL OF PRICE CEILING NEAR, BACKERS SAY

LEGISLATORS TOLD TRUMAN WILL SIGN IT   Compromise Measure Is Put Through, 210 to 142 —Senate Expected to Act Today.   LAST-DITCH FIGHT ~ MADE BY OPPONENTS   Bill Bans Ceilings on Major Food for 30 Days— Rent Incréases to Be  _ Rolled Back. .

OPA Bill Passe: House, 210-142   Senate Begins Measure Study; Truman Signature Assured

Solons Told Chief. May Sign Measure   War Profits Probe ‘Newsy; Senators Approve Terminal Leave Legislation

Final Passage And Signature Today Assured   Truman Signs Bill Outlawing OPA Funds: for “Propaganda”

House Passes Battered OPA Bill Assured. That. President Will Sign It.   Measure Goes to Senate Today. Restores On Manufactured Products And Rents. Exempts Meat, Poultry, ' Eggs, Bans Propaganda

House Passes Price Control:  Bill, 210-142   Traman Ready to Stiga  Compromise Measure, * Dy a. ; ns

House Approves Compromise By  210 to 142 Vote   President’s Signature Would Open Way For Controls in 3 Weeks

Truman Will Sign,  McCormack Asserts Senate Action Due On Measure Today

New OPA Bill Passes House, 210 to 142: Senate to Act Today   Favorable Action Taken After Solons Assured by Democratic Leader McCormack That Truman Will Sian It

House, 210 to 142; Senate to Act Today   Favorable Action Taken After Solons Assured by Democratic Leader McCormack That Truman Will Sian Tt

Final House Showdown Gives Measure 210-142 Edge; M’Cormack says Truman Will Sign.

QPA BILL MAY      House Acts Favorably When Leader Assures Truman Approval 

House Passed It 210-142  OPA Bill Before Senate   Truman Will Sign Measure Conaress Is Told

HOUSE PASSES NEW OPA BILL LATE TUESDAY   Senate Won't Act Until Today; Think Truman Will Sign Measure

FINAL ACTION BY SENATE IS LIKELY TODAY   Assurance Is Given By Leaders President  Will Sign Bill

Legislation Is Passed By 210   McCormack Assures Colleagues Truman Will Sign Compromise   SENATE TO CONSIDER BATTERED BILL TODAY   Use Of OPA Money For “Propaganda” Is Out: lawed By New Law

Snow Blankets Broad Areas  0 f Southland         Storm Chokes Carolinas Highways, Begins Moying On East

State Commission Rejects Two Helena Buildings  Laboratories and Patro Structures Are Turned Down by Board

State Commission Rejects Two Helena Buildings  Laboratories and Patro Structures Are

Holy Land Is Tense as  Rumors Fly  Report Refugee:  Tesing to Land

Use of more Negroes in army advised  e Decision based on war record

SIX CASES. : IN cIry. POLICE. COURT TODAY   Case Against. _ Albert: Cooper, : Dis missed ‘by Judge -. UMiindrap.

Prevailing Mine Strike Prevents Record In Peacetime Production   Output for October Shows Increase But November Will Be Far Down Line

Employment Hit New Peak Before Strike   Production Is 82 Percent Righer Than During 1935-39

 a . . eee" Production Hit Record Pace For Peace Before Coal Strike

PRODUCTION WAS IN FULL STRIDE   Employment Had Reached Peacetime Peak Before Coal Walkout

UNPRECEDENTED VICTORY CLAIMED BY UNION CHIEFS   Longshoremen Get Increase of 22 Cents an Hour and ~ Seamen Raise of $17.50 ;  a Month, 1   FORMER WIN 8 MILLION ! IN RETROACTIVE PAY   Agreement Delayed Twa  Hours by Differences Over . Signing of West Coast.  Waterfront Contract,

Avert Strike at Last Moment as Bridges, Curran Proclaim Act ‘Victory for Laboring People’   Co - Chairman for Committee for Maritime Unity Says Settlement Made Possible by Confidence in CMU

SHIP STRIKE SETTLED AT LAST MOMENT   Government Averts Sea Tieup With Pay Hike Of 30 Per Cent

PACT SIGNED JUST AHEAD OF DEADLINE   Settlement Announced By War Shipping Administrator

‘Victory’ Hailed By Union Heads; Proposals Subject  To Ratification

Settlement Of Labor Dispute  Is Announced   Bridges and Curran’s Unions Approve Settlement Subject to Membership Vote—Murray Appeals for CIO Unions to Stay on Job

Maritime Dispute Settled Just  Before Deadline   Bridges and Curran Claim Big Victory For the Workers

Accord Subject To Ratification  Seaman Get 40-Hou:   Seaman Get 40-Hour Week In All Ports

Ship Strike Averted At Last Minute   Union Leaders. Claiy They Uave. Won A Great Victory’. Over Operaters and Govern: ment

Nisei Journalist Says Tokyo Has Changed for Better Since V-J Day

YOUTH ADMITS KILLING PARENTS   Uncover. Mystery After Arrest >. fn Cheek Cashing

Greeks Accused Of Troubles by Soviet Delegate   Yugoslavia’s Envoy Also Spurns Survey Proposed by America

Balkan Probe Suggestion ls Scored   Gromyko Rejects U. S. Proposal for Investigation

UN Investigation At Trouble Spots Held Unnecessary   Soviet Delegate Upholds  Yugoslavian Objections  To U. S. Proposal

Gromyko Rejects Balkan Inquiry   Russian Opposes U. S. Proposal and Blames Greeks for Disorders

GROMYKO SEES NO NEED ON SPOT INQUIRY   Charges Greece Seeks To Cloud i  Balkan Issue 7

SOVIET BALKS AT BALKAN PROBE PLAN   May Veto U. S. Proposal for U.N. Investigation

Opposed to  U.N. Probe OF Trouble   Gromyko Says Inquiry Is Not Necessary, and Greece To Blame.

Soviets Balk At ‘On Spot Balkan Probe   Gromyko Tentatively Rejects U. S. Proposal After Yugoslavia Objects

U.S. WILL PUSH REICH ZONE LINK   Byrnes Says Move Necessar\ After Failure to Agree On Central Agency

United States To Seek Action  On German Plar   Byrnes Declares U. 8S. Will Move To Implement Proposal For Germany   BIG FOUR PARLEY IN PARIS ENDED

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Byrnes to Push Proposal of United States

BYRNES SAYS UNITED STATES WILL PRESS FOR ECONOMIC UNIFICATION OF  wee  OCCUPATION

U. S. to Back Zoning Plans   Economic Unity for Germany to Come With Regions Link

Bonus Commission To Ask Governor To Call Special Sessior   Bond Issue of 385 Million Would Be Up to Vot ers Next Fall

AGREE ON STATE VET BONUS PLAN: FINANCING NEXT   SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE IS RECOMMENDED

State Salary Boost, Housing Program Voted   Special Legislature Adjourns Following Agreement on Funds

BYRNES GIVES OUTLINE FOR NEW GERMANY   PEOPLE OF REICH GET CHANCE TO RISE AGAIN

Blunt Warning That Germany Must Not Become Pawn in ‘Struggle for Power Sounded   Secretary of State Byrnes Calls for Establishment of Democratic Provisional Government for Reich

Byrnes Rejects ldea of Fixed Border Limits   Ueciares Democratic Provisional Rule Should Be Set Up

Byrnes Calls ‘Border Lines - Provisional   Establishes Positive U.S Diplomatic Cqurse in Speech Given .at Stuttaart

Byrnes, Warning Against Making  _ Germany Power Struggle Pawn,  Urges Unified Govt. For Natior   

CROWD OF 2000 HEARS STATEMENT ON U.S. POLIGY.   Secretary Warns Against Making Reich a Pawn in‘. Power Struggle Between East and West. ~~   DECLARES FRANCE. Is ENTITLED TO SAAB   But He Would Not Give Parts  Ruhr and Rhineland-——As-. ©  serts Occupation Troops = Will Remain,

Seerelary Makes Forthright Statement Of American Policy “Fe-GermanPeopte—anit Is Cheered

Byrnes Outlines U.S. Policy On  German Peace   Says Provisional Government Should  Be Set Up; Speaks At Stuttgart

Warns Against Use of Reich as Political Pawn   U. S. Secretary Says France Entitled to  Saar, Not Ruhr and Rhineland Districts

Plan Outlined For Defeated German Nation   Byrnes Warns Against Making Germany Pawn in Power Struggle

Sec. Byrnes Appeals For United Reich   Warns Against Making Germany A ‘Pawn Or Partner’ In Struggle

U.S. Secretary of State Lays Before German People Proposal For Provisional Government to Unify Defeated Foe.

Secretary Urges Early Formation Of Democratic Federal Regime To Unify Nation

BYRNES WANTS NEW GERMANY TO BE UNITED   U. S. State Secretary Warns Against Any Power Struggle

Stock Market Developing New Fears   Already There Is Talk That Small Depression Mav Stari

STRIKE. PICTURE AFFECTS STOCKS   Labor Troubles Are Seen .as Major Factor in Market Decline

Continuation of Widespread Strikes Major Factor in Present Stock Market Drop

SENATE MAY SHELVE HOUSE UPA REVIVAL   Nothing To Be Gained By  Temporary Bill

Senate Prepares To Shelve House (). P. A. Resolution   Plans To Turn Down House Move For 20 Day O.P.A. Extension   PLANS MEASURE FOR YEAR'S EXTENSION

Two Schoolboys Held In Murder   Fifteen And Sixteen-Year-Old Boys Face Murder-Robbery Charges At Allentown

Wage Demands To Be Discussed   C. I. O. Labor Leaders Teo Onen Week's Conference In Pittsburgh On New Proposals

TOP LEADERS OF THE ClO DISCUSS PAY BOOST PLAN   MURRAY, BEUTHER AND OTHER UNION OFFICIALS HOLDING CONFERENCES IN PFFTSBUBGH

LEADERS OPEN MEETING ON WAGE DEMANDS   High Officials To Give Plan For Next Year

SEALING KENTUCKY MINE SHAFT TODAY   Twenty Men Are Believed Still To Be In the Mine.

Ireland Petitions to Join U.N.  Portugal Also Asks for Membership

IRELAND WANTS VOTE WITH UN   Country Fifth To Ask Membership Since 51 Charter Nations Designated

Ireland Ready To Accept U. N. Charter   Another Request Is Expected  From Iceland

IRELAND SEEKS UN MEMBERSHIP   1s Fifth Nation: To. Apply Since i =. Group: “‘Ordariized

lreland Seeks: Membership In United Nations   Be Valera Claims Country Is Prepared To Accept Obligations of UN Charter

ila FIND SPYING PROOF   CHAIRMAN OF PROBE COMMIITTEE SAYS NO EVIDENCE FOUND OF ATOMIC SPY  - RING IN: THE. U- 5.

High Bail Set For Financier Charged With Falsifyine Draft Status

Financier Draft-Dodger’s Bail Set At $500,000; Gov’t Fears Flight In Army C-47

$500,000 Bail Set for International Banker Charged With Draft Evasion

‘Abolish UNRRA, LaGuardia Urges: ‘Emergency Over   Director Criticizes Soviet Oil and Land  Policies In Austria

LA GUARTHA WOULD HALT RELIEF WORK   FORMER NEW YORK WAYOR SUGGESTS UNRRA LIQUIDATE ABOUT OCT. 1.

LA GUARDIA IS RECOMMENDING DISBANDMENT   Director General Is Advising Liquidation As to October 1

Most Costly Work Stoppage Industry Has Experienced   Decline To Comment On Results of Three Sessions

‘Announcement Is Expected At Any Moment   Hope Work To Be Resumed On Monday

GM. STOPPAGE EXPECTED 10 Ed POSSIBLY TODAY   Accord on Few Remaining Issues Is Anticipated Momentarily   Both Sides Report Dispute Now Is Virtually lroned Gut

GV-UAW Strike Settlement Nea   Officials, Meeting Today, May Announce Pact

Snowy Alps Are Combed For Plane   11 Americans Aboart Craft: British Fliers Report Seeing Signals

Missing U. S. Plane Victims Believed Sighted in Alps   Army Transport’s Radio Again Heard In France Wednesday

LIGHTS ARE SEEN AT SPOT IN ALPS WHERE PLANEFELL   Signals Spur New Hopes for Rescue of Survivors of Disabled American Army Transport.   FIVE OF 11 ABOARD SERIOUSLY INJURED   Concern for Group, Which Includes Girl and 4 Women, Caused by Below Freezing Weather.

Rail Spokesman Sees Strike End Before Trace Period Expires Thursday Night

LEGISLATURE TO MEET TODAY IN EXTRA SESSION   Fight Over New Taxes On Horse Racing Threatens Meatins   FUNK LEADS BATTLE FOR COUNCIL'S BILI

Legislature Meets Today  Fight Over New Taxes On Racing May Highlight One-Day Session

Race Tax Bill Threatens To Extend Special Session Of State Assembly

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News      By DEWITT MacKENZIE JP World Traveler

Churchill-Stalin Dispute Shakes Austria, Whose Only Hope Lies in World Unity

REPERCUSSIONS OF CHURCHILL TALK AND STALIN ANSWER HIT CENTRAL EUROPE—MACKENZIE

Intelligence Official Ask:  ‘Showdown’   McCormack Hits May’s Charge Of Red Sympathy

State Department Division Chief Demands Show Down on ‘Red’ Charee

ATOMIC ENERGY CONTROL PLAN BEING DRAFTED   UN Committee of 12 Hopes Tc Complete Program by Saturday

Energy Control Coupled With Spanish Issue  lL] S NMAnet Saak   U..S. Must Seek Replacement For Stettinius

200 Arrested In Film Strike   17 Women Among Those Taken Without Violence From Studio

Optimistic On Steel    White House Reports Progress; Bowles to Hold His OPA Post

Truman Reported Optimistic About Strike Front Peace   Ry United Press  NEW YORK, Feb. 9, — Striking Western Union employes unanimously voted today to return to work at 12:01 a. m. Monday, ending thelr 33-dav walkout.

President Calls Off Vacation   Administration Seeks Wage, Price Pact By Tonight

White House Hints Peace May Be Near In Steel Tieup   ‘Good Progress’ Is Made in Talks And Disputants Closer Together

Good Prosress Is Poino Made In Nesotiotions  White House Now Hopeful For An

OUTLOOK GOOD FOR PEACE IN STEEL STRIKt   QUICK SETTLEMENT FORESEEN; TRUMAN GIVES UP TRIP

End of Steel Strike Is Near; Snyder Will Not Be Replaced   Good Progress Being Made in Dispute: Bowles May Quit in Price-Wage Fight

Continues Effort to End Strike Crisis, WagePrice Formula In the Making, Bowles May     Ti ae.

Truman Looks For Early Pact ; In Steel Ranks   President Calls Off Vacation Trip To Florida Points

6000 PROGRESS IS REPORTED IN STEEL PARLEYS   Management And Union Not Far Apart; Settle ment Seen Soon      BOWLES DEMANDING  SUPPORG FOR AGENCY

TWO NEW WAGE AGREEMENTS ARE. REPORTED   Hopes Bolstered Of Early End To Strikes

PROGRESS iS REPORIEU IN STEEL STRIKE   President's New Wage-Price Formula Expected to be Announced Soon   Rv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

Official.-Says Sides Not Far Apart;  _ Bowles May Quitas OPA Head as Result ‘Of Necotiations.

GOOD PROGRESS MADE; TRUMAN QUITE HOPEFUL   Murray Reports Two Sides In Substantial Accord; Pay Date’s Barrier   See story on Page 3.

PRESIDENT IS HOPEFUL FOR EARLY ACCORD   Union, Management Are Reported Close To Agreement

White House Official Also SaysNo Change Plannedin Reconversion Leadership

PROGRESS BEING MADE SAYS SECRETARY ROSS AND STEEL AND CIO HEADS GET CLOSER

New Progress Reported in Steel Talks   Truman's Aide Spikes Report Of OPA Shakeup

Chief Executive Is Quite Hopefu Of Early Accord   Official Says Management and Union “Are Not Very Far Apart’   PRESIDENT CANCELS VACATION IN FLORIDA   Negotiations May Deter mine if Bowles Resigns as OPA Chief

Truman Hopeful Of f Quick End Of Steel Strike   Industry Mum On Repor Negotiators “Not Very Far Apart.”

Truman Calls Off Vacation Trip To South   “Good Progress’ is Reported Made on Negotiations

Karly Settlement Of Steel Strike Now Predicted   Ask President Intervene In Walkout Affecting  Penn. Transportation

President Green of AFL Sees No Sign of Immediate Settlement of Steer Strike After Seeing Truman, —

Aide Reports — Pres. Truman ‘Quite Hopeful’   . U.S. Steel Corporation, C{O-Steelworkers -“Not-Very Far Apart,” Official Declares

Link Cancellation of Truman’s Trip  To Labor Muddle   Speculation Arises To Indicate Wage-Price Plan May Be Snubbed

Claim Accord Very Near in Steel Strike   But White House Denies Bowles Will Replace Snyder

Not Looked For Today, Truman Spokesman Says   Presidential Sceretary Ross Says, Howéver, Goad Progress Being. Made -, "Foward Settlement:   Regime: Shakeup: By Chief Denied   Seeretary’ Says No Changa in Reeonversion Leader= ship Has Been Made and  None Is Contemplated

2 SIDES IN STEEL : STRIKE REPORTED CLOSER TOGETHER   White House Aid Reports _ Progress at Parley—Settlement by Tonight Said to   Be Truman’s Goal.   PRESIDENT CANCELS VACATION EN CRISIS   Green Sees No Chance for Labor Picture to Improve at  Once—Talk Bowles May Quit Heard.

Some Disagreement On Terms May Delay Program Over Weekend, But White House Aide Says Good Progress Has Been Noted  In Drawing Plan

Speedy Peace in Steel Dispute Is Hope of Truman   Speculation Develops Over Rumored Bowles Resignation from OPA

Chester Bowles Is Called To White House As President Cancels His Southern Trip

Peace in Steel Reported Near Tn Washineton   ‘Truman Cajcels Vacation; OPA Said Insisting On Price Levels

TRUMAN STOPS VACATION TRIP DUE TO CRIS   New Price-Wage Plan Still Awaited By Industry

Progress Being Made In Efforts To End Steel — Strikes; No Formula Yet

UNION SEEKING FULL YEAR'S CONTRACT   Official Says Two Sides “Not Very Far Apart”   FRICTION   Reported In President’s Official Family: Hint Bowles To Resign

Progress Is Reported At White House   New York Mayor Puts Drastic Order In Force

NEGOTIATORS MAKE GOOD PROGRESS IN WAGE DISCUSSIONS   Truman’s Vacation Is Cancelled As U. S. Strives To End Strike Crisis

CHETNIK LEADER REPORTS CHARGE   Mihailovich Says British Of ficer Instructed Him

Chetnik Claims "Fight to Death Instructions   Aid Was Sought From Italians, Guerrilla Leader Tells Court

British Requested Anti-Tito Action, Chetnk Testifies      Mikhailovitch Says Empire Colonel Issued Liquidation Order   STATEMENT DENIED BY -LONDON OFFICE   Spokesman There Refutes : ing Declaration as" Trial Goes - On

Optimism Noted at Paris Meet  Molotov Agrees to One Claims Issue

New Optimism At Conference Of Ministers   $100,000,000 Sought As Reparations Mem Italy By Soviet — Russia ,

BE RESOLVED BY MINISTERS   Proposal That Powers Abandon Claims Is Also Rejected

SEARCH LAKE ERIE FOR LOST AIRMEN   Army Plane Ron Out of Fuel “tn Qed Weanther

Real Estate Gifts Told In Hearings   War Surplus Inquiry Learns Generals Were Given Site For Huge Foreign Trade School

EXTEND STUDY OF DISPOSAL OF WAR GOODS   House Committee To Look Into Gifts To New-Born Schools

Committee Is Investigating Goods Disposal   Educational Institutions, It Is Alleged, Have Beer Given Gov’t Property

Destruction Of Equipment To Be Probed   House Committee Also To Ask About Real Estate Donations

Army Goods’ Disposal Gets Official Probe   House Group Books. Quiz on Destruction Of Fightine Material

Investigate Institute   Wonder Why School Gets Surplus Land At 100° Discount

Probe Surplus ‘Goods Disposal ‘Branches O.wt   Tonches .on . Destruction Army Equipment, Gifts “to New Edueational, . Enstitutions

Educational Institution Deals, Reports Of Waste In Army Will Be Investigated

SURPLUS GOODS PROBE WIDENS   Destruction of Army Gear Touched by Panel

INVESTIGATION OF EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION DEALS IS PLANNED BY SURPLUS WAR COONS PROBE

—Surplus Goods Investigation—  Officers Given Real Estate For Campus

Acquisition of Army Field by School Probed   Destruction of Radio Equipment Also to Be Investigated

Destruction of Army Equipment New Quiz Subject   Probe to Touch on Gifts of Real Estate To Newly Founded Educational Grouns

House Committee Studies Surplus Goods Disposal, Gifts Of Real Property

Slaughter’s Group to Probe Gifts of Federal Properties   Army’s Destruction of Equipment Will Also Be Investigated

SURPLUS GOODS PROBE TABLED TEMPORARILY   Committee Touches On Destruction Of Army Equipment

DESTRUCTION Of ARMY EQUIPMENT WILL BE PROBEL         Gifts of Real Estate to New Educational Institutions Also Investigated

War Surplus Probe Dips Into ‘Gifts’   Arizona Air Field Acquired for Educational Purposes

MISSING DOCTOR FOUND DROWNED   Body Located in Auto Submerged in Cuyahoga River

NEW PETITION URGES COKE TO MAKE RACE; HE SAYS, “THIS IS SOMETHING TO THINK OVER”

\Woman Has Fourth Set Of Twins In Less Than  Banr Yoare Voacterdav

Woman  Has Fourth ‘Set Of Twins In Less Than Four Years Yesterdav

Sweeping Investigation Of Sen. Guffey Nazi Deals Asked   U. S. Attorney General Clark Gets Demand For Shipment Of Expropriated Qil

'W. S. C. S. HOLDS ELECTION ‘OF OFFICERS AT MEETING LIN. SANDOVAS: cele: on

Bradford Folks Were Puzzled By Mysterious Blast   Search Reveals Dynamite Was Set

Bradford Folks Were Puzzled Bi Mysterious Blast   Search Reveals Dynamite Was Sct Off Monday Night

HAND OF MERCY— - 600,000 Gift Parcels for  ~~ Germans Arrive From U.S.

12 Reported Killed in Crash of Streamliners   Burlington Train Rams Another Liner at Naperville, III.

Homer Ferguson Asks Law To Set Up Labor Courts   Michigan's Junior Senator To Enter Bill In Congress

Controls on Clothing. Te BeReinvokec   Double-Barrel Program to’ Boost Supply of Cotton Garments at Near Same Price Level -Announced

Government Set To Grant Higher C lothing Prices —   Production Controls Will Also Be Restored.

More Clothing Now Promised   Shortage Of Cotton Cloth To Be Eased

Cotton To Get New Controls   Plan Price Raise To increase Prooduction

HIGHER PRICES FOR CLOTHING   Production Controls To Be Restored — Other Action To Boost Supplies

Government To Boost Price On Cotton Clothing   Expected To Jump Production

Gov't Now Ready To Restore Some Wartime Controls   Higher Prices To Be Granted To Ease Cotton Shortage

Government Ready To Grant Higher Prices To Ease Acute Shortage Of Cotton Clothing   To Boost Output Of Shirts, Shorts, Pajamas, Dresses About 5 Per Cent

More Shirts Before Long   Price Relief Program ‘Slated to Ease Shortage of Cheap Clothes

GOV'T PLANS STEPS 10 GET MORE COTTON CLOTHES MADE   To Give Some Price Boosts; Restore Control Of Manufacturing

: Government Set To Restore Production Controls, Hike  Price To Ease Cotton Cloth

Price Boosts, Controls Due On Garments   Program Devised To Ease Shortage Of Cotton Clothing

PLAN MAY EASE CLOTHING PINCH   More Shirts, Dresses And Other Items Due Soon —

OPA Outlines Plan to Boost Clothing Sales   To Restore Wartime Production Controls; lacrease Price Ceiling

U.S. MAY RESTORE  CONTROLS OVER  TEXTILE OUTPUT CLOTHING SCARCITY  RELIEF SOUGHT IN : DRICC MANCIIVER

Government Wil Ease Shortage Of Cotton Clothing   Prepared To Restore Production Control And Grant Higher Prices

\U. S. Ready To Restore Production Controls, Up Prices In Effort To Ease Clothing Shortage

Clothing To Be Controlled By U.S. Again Soon   HIGHER PRICES PLANNED TO RELIEVE ACUTE . SHORTAGE

Government Ready To Renew Control On Production  Higher Prices Grantec ‘Also:May-Ease Cottor

Grant Higher Prices to Have More Clothes   Move to Boost Output of Cotton Garments

Aussie Asks Court Of Human Rights to Fill Charter Word   Would Be Similar to the International Court of Justice

‘Conference Is Urged To Organize International Human Rights Court

Court of Human  Rights Proposed   Australia Urges That Promises of Atlantic Charter Be Respected

AUSTRALIAN URGES SETTING UP COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS   Wants Paris Peace Parley To Create Body To Fulfill Atlantic Charter

Court of Human Rights Demanded   Australian Calls for Organs to Enforce Pledges Made Peoples in Atlantic Charter

 Court Humar Rights Askec By Australia   Delegate Proposes Atlantic Charter  Promise Be Fulfilled Rv Paris Meeting

Collision Sinks French Liner in LeHavre Harbor   Gale Hurls Liberte, Once The Europa, Against Hulk of Sunken Ship

HUGE LINER SINKS IN LE HAVRE HARBOR   _Torn Loose from Moorings by Gale; Crew Is Saved

@ PAUL MALLON Byrnes’ Power Unprecedented in History of Government

Disarmament Talks Begin Harmoniously  U. S. Plan Agreed Upon As Basis For Beainnina Discuscio

U. S. Disarm  Plan Favored   U.N. Subcommittee to  Accept Proposal For

New Conciliatory Spirit in U.N.  'Cub-Cammitteasn Aeeonte Uo S$. Arms Plan as Discussion Basis

Disarmament Talks Strike Harmony Note   UN Sub-Committce Agree: To Accept American Plan As Basis For Discussion

Accent U. S. Plar As Talk Basis   Efforts to Set Up Arms Limitation Moves Off on Harmony Note

NATIONS STUDY ARMS PROGRAM   Harmony Marks Opening of Discussion on Important Issue Today

New Spirit Of Harmony At U.N. Meeting  es ee ee   U.S. Arms Plan Accepted For Discussion Basis

HARMONY HITS U.N, TODAY  IN TALKS ON LIMITING AREAS      Molotov Avrees To Plan That Vetc Not Hinder Arms  Inspection Group

Conciliation Evident  In U.N. Drafting Body   Connally and Molotov Jointly Propose Spaak as Chairman, Klected Tnanitmously -

ues     an Sree  Compromi   COVERED ENTIRE FIELD OF __ PROBLEMS FACING BIG. FOUR, CONFERENCE AT PARIS © :

Last Night’s Discussion Between Byrnes and Molotoy May Result in Big Four Compromise — Meeting Shielded by Secrecy.

MORE SIGNS OF COMPROMISE AT BIG FOUR MEET   Long Discussion Held Last Night Between Byrnes, And Molotov

Japanese Look Back and View  Blot on History   Attack on Pearl Harbor, five years ago, came as. a Surprise to most of the people.

Nehru Yields      Agrees to Drop Dispute in Kashmir For Time Being: to: Aid in Independence Parley

Nehru Agrees to Drop Dispute  Widespread Strikes   Widespread Strikes And Disturbances  Result from Arrest

Nehru Drops Dispute with — Kashmir, Returning to Delhi  Protests ‘Grave Discourtesy’

Officials Urge Nehru’s Return as ‘Emercency Move   Azad Says Much Trouble May Come Unless Settlement Is Effected

Conferees Agree on Death Penalty For Revealing of Atomic Secrets

‘Winnie’ Sails  ‘or America   Churchill And Wile Plan Florida Visit

—OTHMAN — Newsmen View Utopia  Conference '  Comes to Them In Prees Club

‘At Last, Reporters Get a Break— ‘(Meeting Held at Press Club   Othman Enjoys Unprecedented ‘Conference

NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY STILL GOING   Detroit Celebrator Wears Gut Four Bus Drivers

STATE PATROL IS STANDING BY   Await Developments At Strike-Bound Tarboro. Mill After Minor Disturbances Of Thursday.

Settlement Of U. S. Steel Corp. Strike Sets Pattern   At Least Half Of 750,000 8trik. ers Back By Monday, Saen

SMALLER FIRMS APPEAR ALL SET  TO FOLLOW SUIT   Agreement te End 88-Day General Motors- Strike Is Expected Today   BETHLEHEM, ClO PARLEY   Negotiations in Progress in All Major Steel Areas Across Country

ClO Orders Men Back To Jobs Monday With 18.5 Cent Wage Boost   Negotiations Speeding To Terminate Walkout Of 750,000 Workers. Agreement Includes $5 Per Ton Increase In Steel Prices.

Half of 750,000 Idle May Return Monday   Agreement for U.S. Steel Raise Of 1814 Cents Expected To Star  "Statno-at New Contracts

Pattern Is Set For Pay Boosts By Other Firms   Bethlehem Steel Co. Meeting With Union This Afternoon

Consistory in Rome ‘Approve: 32 Cardinals   Four Americans Notified of Choice; Rites Set For Wednesday

4 Americans Join Ranks of  Cardinals in Colorful Rite:   Pope Enters.

32 BECAME CARDINALS AT ROME TODAY      F our Americans Included; Pope Held Secret Consistory

ID Ra et i seat OO  4 Americans Among Cardinals Receiving Consistory Rites

Pope Conducts Ceremony In Rome Today   Inauguration Accompanied By All The Color Of Old  War Pageantry.

Four Americans Are Cardinals of Catholic Church   Nominations by Pope Approved by College In Secret Consistoryv

POPE'S CHOICES WIN APPROVAL OF CONSISTORY      Notification Ceremony Held @ In Colorful Pageantry  Of Catholic Church  :   HAT RITUAL WEDNESDAY   Investiture Rites Carried Out In Full Formality Of Vatican State

Congress Party onsidering Plat or India Today   Moslem Opinions Are That Plan Will Not Be Widely Accepted

Indian Plan Considered. By Leaders   Moslems Seem Cool To Federation Idea

The Rising Sun Launches a Floating Wave of Men, Women, Children in Japan

HOUSE VOTES TO FREEZE" SECURITY TAX   Measure Will Prevent Automatic Boost Next Jan. 1

House Votes To ‘Freeze’ Security Tax   Special Benefits for Veterans Provided: Bill Sent to Senate

House Holds Tax To Present Level   New Bill Increases Federal Assistance

House Votes To ‘Freeze’  Old-Age Tax.   Would Keep Levy At Current One Pet. Bill Goes to Senate

Social Security — Tax Rate Frozen   House Votes to Prevent Increase; Veterans to Get Special Benefits

House Votes to ‘Freeze’ Old Age Insurance Tax  Action Would Hold Levy to 1 Per cent on Pay, Pay Rolls

Bill to Freeze’ ~Social Securily - Passed by Hous   Rate of One Per Cent Is Retained ab Measure. _ Goes to Senate

PRODUCE WILL MEET COUNTY FOOD NEEDS   Supply Will Offset Meat, Wheat Shortages, Produc: Buyer Savs

NEAR RECORD MILK SUPPLY TS PREDICTED   Chain Store Dairy Department Chief Sees County Production at 669,500,000 Quarts —~

BRITISH 10 PREPARE FOR ATOMIC WAR   Unitication of Armed Services Is Recommended

British Debate Defense Policy  Forces Part of Single Service—Attlee

Attlee Tells Commons Army, Navy, Air Force Should Be Single Unit

Attlee Tells Atom War  Era Plans   Asks Armed Force Unity; Promises Demobilization Speed

HUGE STANDING ARMY PREDICTED   Eisenhower Says Peacetime Force Will Be Over 800,000 For 15 to 20  Veare.

Need Army In Germany 15-20 Years   Eisenhower Says Force of at Least 800,000 Soldiers to Be Required

IKE TELLS $12 OF FUTURE ARMY   Eight Hundred Thousand  Is Said Figure for  Several Years.

COMMENTS ON NOTE VERDICT AT ELECTION   PRESIDENT PLEDGES. His CoOPERATION TO CONGRESS IN_FIRST REMARKS SINCE  THE ELECTION

More Manhunters Go fo Texarkana   Marking of ‘X’ as Next Place Is Termed Jest

Haj Amin, Friend Of Hitler, Flees   Arab Leader Secretly ‘Escapes,’ French Say

French Press Reports Escape Of Pro-Nazi Grand Mufti Of Jerusalem   Kluded Guards

Kurusu, Nomura  To Escape Trial   No Evidence Found Linking Them to Plot

Porcelain Steel Houses Do Not Appeal To RFC Official. Writer COithman Fears

DELEGATES TO CHINA ASSEMBLY DENOUNCE YALTA AGREEMENTS   DEMAND FOR RUSSIA TO WITHDRAW FROM MANCHURIA GROWS

Chinese Group Protests Yalta Pact   General Denunciation Over Russian Hold In Manchuria Growing

Girl Scouts Have Completed Most Successful Year  _ Ten Troops Now . Have 178 Member

Girl Scouts Have Completed Most Successful Year   Ten Troops Now Have 178 Members In LeMars Area

Establishment Of UN Inspection — Board May Be Proposed By British

Britain May  Ask Inspection Troops Abroad   To Offer. Counter Proposa to _Russia’s Call for Troop Report:

May Propose Inspection Of Alll Troop:   Board Would Check On Numbers Of Men Under Arms

PEACE TREATIES MAY WAIT TALKS   Ministers’ Deputies Look Tc Proposed Paris Parley

REVEALS GIFT TO BILBO FUND   War Contractor Gave $25,000 for Campaign

Senator’s Missing Secretary Sought; Bank - > President--Called -:

Sol ons Shown Checks   Contractor Says Tried To Get Aid Of Mississippi Solon

Admits Bilbo Given Checks For $25,000   War Contractor Takes Stand To Testify In Senate Investigation

Declares Hie Made Million   Summon Banker to Throw Light on  Missing Secretary

NEWTON IDENTIFIES 4 CHECKS TOTALING $25,000 AT INQUIRY   He Said He Made Them Ou! to Sen. T. G. Bilbo on . September 7.   HAD BEEN ENDORSED   Felix Newton Testified at Bilbo War Contract Inquirv.

4 Checks Made Out to Senator Are Identified  Newton Made Le mm VAslans Dernliba

TELLS OF GIVING BILBO $25.00   Mississippt Contracto: Takes Stand at Inquiry by Senate Committee

ACONTRACTO SAYS HE GAVE BILBO MONEY   Man Who Made Million in War Business Identif ies 4 Checks Totaling $25,000 Which He Says He Iccned to Senator.

SENATOR BILBO ON SPOT, ROAD AHEAD ‘ROCKY   Contractor Identifies Four Checks Totaling $25,000 Mede Out to Solon

$25,000Paid Sen. Bilbo.  Savs Witness   Hearing On War Contract GratuitiesRecessedBefore Purpose Is Revealed

Contractor Admits Bilbo  fo 1 COL ANN  01 Z),UUU   Checks Helped Solon’s Friend Seek Second Senate Seat, Claim

Bilbo Received $25,000 In Cheeks, Says Builder   Senate Colleagues Admit Photographic Copies of Tender to Records In War Contract Probe

JACKSON MAN AND SENATOR ENDORSED ALL   Facts About Delivery Of $25,000 Revealed At Senate Hearing

—  HINTS TO BILBO   Contractor rells Semate Commit: tee of four Payments Made in September, 1942,   ap TOTAL OF $25,000   iFelin vewton Does Not Explain the Reason for the rransactions,  ’   aid of Mississippi Legislator Sought on Several Occa<ions, Me Says.

War Contractor Tells of Checks To Sen. Bilbo   Probe Continues As FBI Searches for *Missina’ Witnace

Bilbo Linked with Cantract ‘Pay-off’ Testimony Shows  Checks Made Out to  w Miseieeinn! Caonntnr

Contractor Identifies Four _ Checks Totaling $25,000 That He'd Made Out to Sen. Bilbo

Cheeks Paid To Bilbo Identified By Contractor   Mississippi Banker Is Called for Questioning On Missing Secretary

Committee Hears Of Threats Made To Ex-Secretary   Subpoena Jackson Bank Officia To Help Clear Mystery In Campaign Probe

Builder Admits Giving Bilbo $25,000 Checks   Testifies He Sought War Contracts Through Senator

Russia Charged With ‘Prejudice By Australian   Explanation Asked Of Soviet Stand on Trans-Jordan’s Bid

Russia [s Accused Of  ‘Prej udice’   Refuses To Accept Transjordan’s Plea For Membership In United Nations

Australian Dele gate Accuses Russia  Of Prejudice at Meet   Five Nations Oppose Soviet in Membershij Discussion; Applications of Eight Countries Are Now Under UN Consideration

Australian Says Reds Prejudiced In UN Opposition   Lack of Relations with Transjordan Should Not Bar Granting Membership

Beards Soviets For ‘Prejudice’ In UN Counei   Australian Bawls Ont Reds For Refusing to Accept Application Of Trausjordan

UN Resumes Debate On Membership   Australia Scores Reds For Refusing To Accept Trans-Jordon Bid

Security Council Showdown — on Eight Applicants; U.S. to Veto Red-Backed Albania

Russians Prejudiced. is Charge   Other Nations Challenge Gromyko To Explain Stand On Transjordan

Australian Hits Reds Refusal To OK Trans-Jordan   UNO Consideration Of Eight Nations’ Applications Snarled

‘PEAGE OR WAR’ REPLY SECRE]   Chinese Reds’ Rejoinder To Chiang In Hands of Marshall

Yukon Crewman  Held For Theft.   ‘Incompetency, Looting Cited By Passengers

SURVIVORS TELL OF SHIP LOOTING   Incompetence Also Charged  - Against Yukon Crew

Cattle, Hog Receipts Drop Slightly; Prices Paid Remain About the Same

Thrifty lowans Make  Vast Post-War I[ndustrial Market  Dp. fi Asanwnaaae Aecanbhe

Solid Picket Lines Formed   Westinghouse Issues Call To Supervisors

Bell Plans No State Shake-Up   Governor-Designate Bell Will Not Change Personnel Of State Cabinet

Mad Piano Genius Plays Intricate Mozart Concerto for Radio Debut

MAD MAN'S CONCERT A SUCCESS   Plays Intricate  Mozart Piece In*Experiment

RAILROAD DINING CAR PRICES UP   OPA Controls Will B« Lifted Friday — Food, Beverages Affected

DECONTROL FIGHT ERUPTS AS MAJOR POLITICAL ISSUE   DEMOCRATS SEEK TO LAY SHORTAGE ON DOORSTEP OF GOP

Diner Price Ceiling Off OPA Order Lifting  Of Ban On Meals Food and Beverages

Says It Should Be Abolished If Public Will Not Get Behind It   Truman Conducting Personal Survey of Meat Shortage   Railroad Meals Off  Poiana Csmteal Bat d...

MEALS, DRINKS PRICES FREED FOR RAILROADS   Decontrol Does Not Apply to Food Sold by Train Peddlers

News Behind The News  Gaoyvrignt McClivre Newananer   WASHINGTON, By Rav Tucker

If You’ re an 18-Year Old Lad, Don't Figure Draft Has Passed   House Has Passed Bill to Forbid Drafting Anyone Under 20—But It is NOT Law Yet and Senate Feels Differently

Metal Spurt Going 5 Mi. a Second May Be Answer to A-Bomb Rockets

t  FIGHT OF TEN MEMBERS OF PROBE GROUP PLACE BURDEN OF BLAME ON SHORT AND KIMMEL

CENTRAL IOWA TELE PHONE CO. TELLS OF INCREASED RATES   Effective Here With January Bills, Ad In Issue Tells Story

7 Iowa Cities ‘Ask Injunction Against Pierce   ‘Seek to Restrain Ousted  Municipalities Head on  Expenditures

THORPE DEFENDS AUSTRALIA”   France and Britain, Join in Oriticism of . Russia: for... the Attacks. on Australia and For Questioning Australia's Motives:

RUSSIA TOLD TO TERMINATE SUSPICIONS   Big Four Arrange Private Meeting to Get Peace Talks on Right Track.

Quit Suspecting Other Nations, Delegates Urged  On Big Four ReparU. S. Supports Soviet Atinnec Plan

FIVE CHILDREN - BURNED 10 DEATH   PERISH IN FIRE THAT DESTROYS HOME NEAR RUS. SELLVILLE, ARK,

Charge Pastor With Murder   Pleads Guilty to Poisoning of 17-Year  Olid Daughter

Minister Pleads Guilty . To Murder Of Daughter   Grand Rapids Preacher Waives Trial; Insists Killing Was ‘Humane And Kind;’ Attempt To Kill Church Official] Bared

KIDNAPED CHILD RETURNED HOME   FORMER MAID HELD BY FBI, AWAITS FEDERAL CHARGE

—CHILD IS SAFE AT HOME—  Massillon Maid F aces Charge Of Kidnaping

Child Returns to Parents’ Home  ~ Tired arid Covered With Insect Bites

Little Girl Safe At Kansas City Home; Father Planning To Prosecute Maid

KIGNAPED CHILD WELCOMED HOME AT KANSAS CIT   Maid feing Detained al Terre Haute, ind.,. on fndaral Chnraes

REPORT THREAT IN FOOTBALL SCANDAI   Police Fear Attempt to Kill Alvin J Parte

MAN WHO TRIED GRID ‘FIX’ GETS THREAT ON LIFE   Strengthens Belief die Was Front For  Tareayv Sendirada

Threat Made To Kall Man In Grid Bribe   District Attorney Plans Definite Proof In Pro Foot ball Gambling Scandal

Police Reveal Threat Made On Paris’ Life   Gambler Held Without Bail in Football Seandal

‘Fixer’ in Grid Case Threatened  Gambler Who Attempted Bribe Receives Death Thranat an Phana

Divorcee Is Held in Death Of Professor   Arkansas Educator Sho! To Death as Climax to Quarrel Over Picture He Had in Billfold

FBI investigating de ath olf two vouths   ‘Shellback’ initiation ceremony proves fatal to San Francisco bows

PPR Ss. _ . 7 Two Killed in Macabre Neptune Ceremony of Crossing Equator

NOMINATED TO SUCCEED CARTER GLASS   Tox Expert Wins By Acclamation After Two Ballots

Veteran Solon Wins Support As Successor  To Sen. Glass   Convention Swings To Lexington Man During Third Vote

\FL SEAMEN (OOK 10 BOARD ‘OR SETTLEMENT   WSB Members Are Silent On   Union Ultimatur

Fair Weather Is Ahead for Holiday   Plenty of Sunshine 1 on Weather Bill for Most of Nation

FAIR FOR TURKEY DAY   West of Nation Will Hase ~anshine The It Will Be Cold

IRAN PROVINCE SEEKS FREEDOM, REPORTS REDS MOVING IN, NOT OUT, ACCORDING TO ACREEFMENT.

Foreign Observer Tells of Russians ©  Troops in Iran Warned by Soviet  Cammander.to Leave   Warned by Soviet Commander to Leave Town of Maraghay

Detailed Story of Russian Activities in Azerbaijan Foreiqn Observer Describes Moves

RED FINGER IN PIE   Russian- Born Padegan te Confer at Tehran on Azerbaijan Return

lranian Unity  Talks Due Soon   Observer Says Russian Tanks Enter Azerbaijan

Plan Probe of Southern Polls   McKellar and Bilbo Victories WillBe Put in Spotlight

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE VOTES ARE TO BE CHECKED   McKellar and Bilbo oC ' To Be Spet Checked b  Senate Committce

Check Will Be Made Over Ballot Nominating Bilbo And McKellar To Offices

Primary Probes Are Promised   Requested in Bilbo,  Mekellar Drives

McKellar, Bilbo Face Primary Hection Probes   Senate Campaign Investi gating Committee To Probe Sworn Complaints

Senate Sift Of Campaigns   Charge McKeller and Bilbo With Overspending And Negro-Baiting

McKellar, Bilbo Face Primary Election Probes; Overspending And Negro-Baiting Charged   Spot Check Of Primary Campaigns Promised By Senate Committee

Pledge Bilbo  Election Probe Say Over $10,000 Spent For McKellar

Chamber Sights Coal Shut Down   Time Too Short To Negotiate, Belief

Walkout Seen ~ Tn Coal Field:   Chamber of Commerce Predicts April Strike

WORLD WAR ONE PENSIONS ASKED   BENEFITS SAME AS SPANISH WAR VETS ADVOCATED BY VFW

VFW Favor Disability,  Age Pensions   Would Probe Food Shipments To Former Enemies; ‘Combat’ Awards Criticised

PENSIONS FOR WAR-ONE_VETS ARE PROPOSED   VFW Resolution Asks for Care GH Vets; Disabilities of Vets are Cited   CONDEMN SENDING FOOD TO EX-ENEMY NATIONS

V.F.W. CONVENTION  URGES PENSION AID  FOR WAR  VETERANS ORGANIZATION DEMANDS  - DOUGHBOYS’ EQUALITY; RELIEF FOOD PRORE.

Disability-Age Benefit Plan Proposed by VFW   Spanish-American War Provisions Asked For Vets of World War I

Veterans Seek More Pensions  . For Disability   sa Who Served During   World War 1 Would Be -Entided To Beiter ‘Federal Payments   Demand Pr obe Of :. Food Shipnients   VFW Also Deplores Policy  _ OF Giving Actors Com‘bat, Medate “For En : ") tertauininn’?

DESPERATE PLEA FOR HELP FROM PLANE VICTIMS   “It Is Urgent, We Want To Live,” Message  Declares   8 STRETCHER CASES REPORTED AT SCENE

Despairing Plea ‘It Is Urgent, We Want to Live Spurs Efforts in Plane Crash Search

"It Is Urgent, We Want to Live,” Comes Message From :Americans in U.S. Army Plane Which Crashed in Alps

‘We Want To Live’ Radio  Message From Wrecked Plane Spurs Rescuers   Search Intensified For 11 Americans Down In French Alps Since Tuesday; Freezing And Hunger Hastening Their Deaths

Crash Victims Urgently Cal! For Assistance   Despairing Plea from Survivors is Heard Over the Radio

CALLS FOR HELP ‘COME FROM PLANE - DOWN INTHE ALPS   “It Is Urgent, We Want ta » Live,” Says One Reported Received From 11 Survivors.   MESSAGES ASK FOOD, CLOTHING, MEDICINE   Searchers Spurred to New [fforts, but Hope of Finding All Alive in Cold Wilderness Wanes.

Radio of Lost U.S. Army Plane Pleads for Help  From Somewhere in Alps

FOOD PRICES DROP IN A DOZEN CITIES,   Decline From All Time Highs in November Indicates Current Crest Has Passed.

co)  a ——— ee  LYTOWN'S STATION NEARING COMPLETION   Expect New sSuilaing Will Be Ready for Use Soon  LARGER THAN OLD ONE

‘NEW PRR STATION TO OPEN AT TULLYTOWN   Building, Measuring 14x50 Feet, ls Now Nearing Completion

STRIKE MAKES 12,00010WA WORKERS IDLE   Others Expected to Join Ranks Unless Strike Ends Soon

Number of Idle in State Mounts Past 12,000 Mark   “Many Plants Forced to Close;  Thousands of Railroad Workers Idle

Elliott Roosevelt Claims Misquoted in ‘Put-Up-Job   Says Was Baited in Questions on Soviet Position in World Affairs

‘Bait Chars oe Hurled At U. S, By Roosevelt   Elliott Blames Embassy For Russia Statement Attributed To Him

CHARGE REDS ARE INVOLVED IN OUTBREAK      IRANIAN OFFICER REPORTS , TRIBESMEN ARE ATTACKING GOVERNMENT TROOPS AT THREE GARRISONS      norte ''Steanberm"™

‘CPA Chief Declares John L. Lewis Has Thrown Industry Into Chaos seat pas Ran On Strikes For Six Months Urged

 Calls for Legislation  Qutlawing Strikes for  At Least Six Months

President Appeals To Miners, Owners To Arbitrate Case   Is Promised Decision Later in Afternoon; May Seize Railroads

Urgent Need For Legislation, Conaress Told   John “D: Small Claims ‘Lewis Makes ‘Travesty Of Bargaining

LEWIS, O'NEILL ARE CALLED TO CONFAB   Efforts To Negotiate Coal Controversy Collapse   ARBITRATOR   Would Be Named By President If Two Factions Fail To Agree

Production Chief Says Industry Now Is in Chaos  Lewis Blamed; Small Calls for Bill Outlawing Strikes -

CPA Chief Declares John L. Lewis Has Thrown Industry Into Chaos van aerate  Ban On Strikes For Six Months Uraed

Meeting At White House Is Arranged  Lewis, O’Neill To Give Answers

Says Law Needed in  ‘Chaos’   Production Chief Proposes 6-Month Curb on Walkouts

CZECH SHAKE-UP RUMORS SPREAD   Changes In Government To Anpease U. S. Hinted

Rumor Czechs May Move To Appease Yanks   Credit Suspension By United States Shakes Postwar Reconstruction Plan

Intoxicated Motorist Drives Two Miles on Railroad's Right of Way

Pearl Harbor Probers Likely To Agree On Basic Findings But Split: On Responsibility

Judge Stays Actual Collection   Cabinet Member Sees No Turning Back In Figrht

Cash, Bonds Postéd Pend: ing Appeal; Truman ’ confers on ‘Speech; ;  Labor In Solid Front. .'

Truman to Speak Sunday Night; Green Asks That Miners, Operators Meet

Lewis, UMW Post Bonds On Fines   Judge Stays Actual Collection Pending Final Disposition Of Case

Sinaira Boasts He's Fearless— Movie Stars Refuse to Recognize Strikers Picket Lines

Army, Navy and Air Force To Be Built Up to Enforce Decisions of World Group   BIG FIVE MILITARY MEN FORMING WORLD CHIEF-OF-STAFF

Two-Thirds Rule Also Draws Fire   Byrnes Statement Is Encouraging To ‘Little’ Leaders

the People  BEHIND  JRON CURTAIN         Average Russian Has Little Food, Clothing

£eopie bening ihe iron Curtain — No.  Yank Sees Red Rations, Churches, Youth

Remainder Of AAA Elections Scheduled For This Week:  “ Committeemen'To Be zr >; ¥F rere a

New Township AAA Elections Called In Five Townships   Jan, 2 Is Date —- No Candidate Got Enough Votes

Remainder Of AAA Elections Scheduled For This Wéek:   “ Committeemen'To Be Named In Townships Which Didn’t Vote

Wheeler Announces Reduction in Oil Freight Rates  Senior Senator Asked  Commission to Pn 

Wheeler Announce: Reduction in Oil Freight Rates   Senior Senator Asked Commission to Vote for Change

Lewis Prepares Demands For F riday Meet;  CIO Rubber Workers Ask 26-Cent Pay Tumnp

Rubber Workers To Seek Pay Hike  New Violence Marks — Allis-Chalmers Strike

Lewis, Krug Still Wide Apart on Coal Settlement  TWA Employes Ask - Truman to Operate  line Till Strike Ends

HOUSE SETS. JUNE 18 AS PRIMARY DATE   Action Must Ssull, Be Approved By State Senate

Strike Hampers U.S. Production   tout: Reaches. - ‘Post-War “Peak. CPA Officials Announce.

Cop Says He Hit Negro In . Gulfport Jail   Richard E. Daniel Arrested After Trying to Vote In the Mississippi Primaries

Policeman Says He Struck Negro  Involved in Election _ Day Arrest

Nationalists Gain  Mukden Control   Fear Communists May Lay Seige To Town

China Red Troops Attack Defenses  In Tientsin Area  Fighting Underway 10 Miles From Base  Arinn

CLIMAX NEA 0N UNO ARMS DATAPROPOSAL   : ow Much To Reveal On Troops Is Question Before World Powers

U. S. INSISTS ON ATOMIC SECRET   Question of How Much Allies Should Tell Each Other. About Their Fighting Machinery is Headed tor Climax Today,

Uz S. Blocks Allied Troop Census, Insists A-Bomb Stockpile Stay Secret

Allies Planned To Use flauge feeberg As Floating Airfield, it 1s Disclosed

ICEBERG PLANE BASE REVEALED   Planned By British For Use In No. Atlantic Waters

Iceberg Plane Field Planned   Vest Floating Cerrier Unnecessary When Other Anti-Sub Tactics Worked

Allies Planned Floating Airfield, Made of Ice   2,000,000 Ton Seif Propelled Iceberg

Butte’s Markets Are Hit by -Meat Shortages  Some Operators to Close Three Days a Week for Present

Buite’s Markets Are Hit hy ‘Meat Shortages  Some Operators to Close Three Days a Weak finer Pracant

Big Four Tire Controversies Are Being Negotiated   Union Demands 30-Hour Week, Six Hours Daily.

VFW LADIES AUXILIARY TO  HOLD REGULAR BUSINESS “NIT TIN CG TAATORRAW NOH"

LADIES’ AUXILIARY TO THE V. F. W. TO HOLD REGULAR MONTHLY MEETIN

‘NORTH WINDS BLOW IN   ‘Heat Wave Will Be Broken by To night, Says Forecaster

-ommunists Call U pon the Socialists to Join Them in Forming a_ Leftist Government—Bidault to Quit.

Monarchists Rally for March on Rome   Humbert Stays Until Republic Is Proclaimed

Threat Of Civil War Faces Italy   Defeated Monarchists Re ported Rallying For March On Rome

ITALY FACED yy A THREAT - OF CIVIL WAF   DEFEATED MONARCHISTS THREATEN TO OPPOSE ESTABLISHMENT OF REPUB LIC IN. ITALY. :

MONARCHISTS BREWING WAR FOR ITALIANS   Backers of Ousted King Set For March .on Rome; Clashes Reported

March on Rome Being Planned By Monarchists   Seven Persons Die And Scores Are Hurt In Demonstrations

Monarchists — Threaten Civil War in Itlay   Disorders Sweep Central, South Cities; Nine Are Killed

“IKE” WORTHY OF PRESIDENCY SAYS CAPPER   Paper Reports He'll Run “If People Want Me To”

ASK: CITIZENS TO MAN BUSES   Transit Firm Seeks Help To Have Strike-Bound —  Fleet Operated 

DANVILLE MA HEADS GROUP  (iF BANKERS   W. R. Kimball of Mattoon Named Sec retaryv-Treasurer

HEADS GROUP j OF BANKERS   W. R. Kimball of Mattoon Named Secretary-Treasurer

MURRAY ASKS RFC RESUME PAYMENT OF MINE SUBSIDY   Senate Small Business Chairman Alarmed Over Shutdowns Due to Ending of Premiums.   MAKES AN APPEAL TO MOBILIZER STEELMAN   Senator Says Many of the Mines Cannot Reopen If They Remained Closed Very Long.

URGES PREMIUMS RE-INSTATED 30 MINES MAY OPEN   Head of Producers Association Asks Immediate Action by War Mobilization Director.   450 PROPERTIES IN LOCAL FIELD DOWN   Producers Say They Cannot  - Operate On Foreseeable Prices—‘“Marginal Reserves Endangered.”

Bevin Seeks New Code Of Conduct  Over Veto Powe   Will Ask The Foreign Ministers To Draft Agreement.

Bevin Seeks New  Code of Conduct On Use of Veto   Peace Issue of Trieste Appears Near Settlement

Bevin Ready To Propose New UN Code Of Conduct   Would Curtail Use Of Vetoing Power; Ministers Swamped

Bevin Wil Urge New Veto Code   Hint Settlement Of Trieste Problem Will Be Announced.

>ODE PLANNED [0 RESTRAIN USE OF VETO   “ereign Ministers Headed By Bevins Move to Transer Dispute From U.  N. Assembly   SANCTION PROCEDURE

Bevin Offers Plan To End Veto Dispute   U.N. Observers Also See End Of Trieste Problem

BEVIN GIVES UN VETO PROPOSAL   Suggests Orafting “Code a Conduct” To Restrict ’ Big 5 Use.

Veto Question ¢ Shifted To Big 5 From Assembly   ¥  Molotov Agrees To Consider Proposals, But May Reject Them

BEVIN TO URGE VETO RESTRAINT   INTENDS TO CALL ON BIG 5 TO DRAFT NEW ‘CODE OF CONDUCT’

Bevin Seeking Code To Govern Use Of UN Veto   Big Five Ministers Vote To Lift Veto Issue From Agenda

To Govern Use Of Vet  SN SERN Se a ee te  BEVIN SEEKS NEW CODE OF CONDUCT FOR BIG POWERS

Big-5 to Hold Private Talks On Veto Issue   Bevin Will Ask ‘Code of Conduct’ On Use of Power

 Bevin Will Urge Big Five To —  Draft New Code To Restrain  Use Of Veto Power In Council

Bevin Seeks New ‘Code Of Conduct’ To Govern Veto  Would Restrain Use In UN Body

Bevin to Ask New Code of Conduct  Wants Veto Question Left to the Big Five

Eleventh Hour Effort... .  U.S. Is Ready To Push For Arms Reduction And For Counting Of Troops

@ PAUL MALLON—  Feels Conferences Resulted in Lost Ground for United States

More Surplus Items Set Aside For Exclusive Purchase by GI:   Cameras, Tool Kits And Other Scarce Goods Are Listed

Wyatt Seeks RFC OK For Millions  Te Boom Housing   Wants $54,600,000 To Prime The Prefab Housing Industry.

Seek to Prime Pre-Fab indusiry for Vet Home:   Will Spur Lagging Housing Program-— Pravides 40,000 Units

Wyatt Seeks RFC Okay For $54,000,000 Loan To Prime Prefab Housing Industry   Expediter Plans Drive To Get Factory Built Homes Rolling From Assembly Line:

WYATT WOULD PRIME PRE-FAB HOUSING WITH FEDERAL LOANS   Seeking To Get  Production Going On Most Lagging Phase Of Housing

WYATT SEEKING $54,000,000 To PRIME PREFABS   Requests RFC Approval on Loans.Designed to Get Industry Movins

Wants to Get Pre-Fabricated Houses Rolling  nate Seeks RFC  keh on Loans

SEEKS TO RUSH PRE-FAB HOUSES   Wyatt Wants To Prime Industry With $54,000,000 In Loans

Wyatt Proposes ‘Pump Priming’   Loans To ‘Prefab’ Builders His Plan

Loans to Spur More Factory Built Houses   Recommended by Wilson Wyatt, NHA Official

Program Lagging F ar Behind .  Priming Prefabrickted - Housing Industry With — $54 Million U.S. Loar

Wyatt Seeks To Build More Homes   Prefabrication Setup Would Get Huge U. S$. Loan Under Plan

Wyatt Seeks RFC Funds To Speed Delivery Of Factory-Built Homes   $54,000,000 In Loans To Prime Prefab Trade

PRE - FAB HOUSING LOANS OF FEDERAL MONEY SUGGESTED   Housing Expediter Proposes t Put $54,000,000 Into  House Building

Wyatt Asks RFC To Prime Housine With $54 000,000   Loans Sought For Pre-Fabricated Homes For Veterans

Wyatt Seeks to Prime Housing Pump ‘with RFC Funds; Push Pre-Fab Plans

WYATT SPEEDS ‘PREFAB’ UNITS   Seeks 54 Million In Federa Loans In Housing Drive

Housing Expediter Seeking $54,000,000 Loan To Speed Up Prefabrication Industry

WYATT SEEKS RFC LOANS TO PRIME PRE-FABINDUSTRY  RECOMMENDS LOANS   RECOMMENDS LOANS OF $54,000,000 TO GET FACTORY HOUSES

Loans to Spur Production of Homes Urged   Wyatt Trying to Get $54,000,000 Worth o Federal Loans for Prefabrication Firms

WYATT SEEKS RFC OKAY FOR HOISING LOAN   Wants $54 Millien To Prime Industry For New Home Plan

WYATT IN ATTEMPT J0 SPUR HOUSE PLAN   Loans For Prefab Industry Aim Of Expediter

Housing Boss Wyatt Seeks To Spur Pre-Fab Industry With Large R. F.C. Loans

Wyatt Would Spur Pre-Fab Home Builders   Recommends Three Large Loans To Federal Agency

Veterans Housing Program Lags 200,000 Pre-Fab Units Behind Goal; Wyatt Fights for Funds

U.S. Loans Are Sought For Firms   . Hopes To Speed Up Housing Program —

Government Would Lend $54,000,000  Seek 600,000 Pre-Fab Houses In 1947

Seeks RFC Aid To Boost  Vets’ Homes   Wyatt Would Prime Industry With $54,000,000 In

FRANTIC EFFORTS BEING MADE TO PREVENT WALKOUT OF RAIL EMPLOYES TOMORROW

OF YAMASHITA   FILIPINOS RESTIVE BECAUSE — OF-SECRECY-SURROUNDING—  ~~" CONVICTED JAP ———— GENERAL

Steel Workers Map Contract Demands   ‘Substantial Gain’ in Wages Will Be Asked

Steel Union Heads Confer   To Ask Wage Boost, Severance Pay, Social Insurance

WAGE PARLEY HELD BEHIND CLOSED DOORS   ClO-Steelworkers Chiefs Lift Curtain Briefly At General Wage Obiectives   NOTICES ARE SERVED

HOBBS DAILY NEWS-SUN Rates Effective Jan. 1, 1946  Op, Oop rn Sar dale ie aia tic ee gu aa

HOBBS DAILY NEWS.SUN Rates Effective Jan, 1, 1945 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

White House Arms Itself—With Figures Fact Finders~Report Bowles Sum — uhoned to Capital.

Snyder Turns Down Ford on Price Increase   Truman Calls Bowles From Vacation as Board Submits New Steel Wage Finelings

Fact Panel Reports. OPA Chief Called To White House; Ford Plea Rejected

SUPT. NORTH ELECTED TREASURER’ OF FAYETTE CO. SCHOOLMASTERS CLUB

‘Mackenzie's Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analvct'

PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE NOT ‘DISCUSSING MOST SERIOUS OF ISSUES: WHAT ABOUT GERMANY

d fitertwined  With Reich      peut. ry canes: te. Join: With Britain and Améfica i in Merger of Cer

LEWIS RENEWS . SAFETY DEMANE   DECLARES MINE EXPLOSION YESTERDAY WILL CAUSE. } MINERS TO BACK HIM UP

SAILING DELAY 1S PROTESTED   : _ — TWO THOUSAND MEN IN-CAMP-IN FRANCE IRKED BY FOUR DELAYS IN SHIPPING

Workers Vote  Return To GM   Overwhelming Approval On Ratification Of Settlement By Three Locals.

UNION LOCALS VOTE ON NEW GM CONTRACT   CADILLAC WORKERS RATIFY PAY PACT 1,200 TO 2

FIRST THREE LOCALS RATIFY G. M. ACCORD   Overwhelming Vote of 2,193 to 51 ‘ Given Strike Settlement— Others to Vote Todav.

Senate Resumes Its Debate on Minimum Wage:  - Amendment Would  Emnawer President   Amendment Would Empower President

ri ’ i      it Suits for ‘Downtrodden’ Sex—             Clotniers Shiver At Every New Price Raise

Fear Sabotage Attempts Made At Nuernberg   Earphone System At War Trial Breaks Down—U'S. Army Arrests 62

ARMY ROUNDUP AT NUERNBERG   cHECKUP MADE OF 1,040 PERSONS AS TRIAL SABOTAGE - PLOT IS SUSPECTED

PREDICT TRUMAN NOMINEE IN 1948   WILL BE NOMINATED WITHOUT OPPOSITION, SAY TYDINGS, HATCH

HATCH, TYDINGS SAY TRUMAN WILI WIN NOMINATION   Admit That From Now On It’: Going to Be a Horse Race With Republicans

Confident Of Mr. Truman’s Renomination   Senators Tydings and Hatch Say He Will Meet Litde Serious Opposition  In 1948

Truman Backed For Nomination  tif .f£ Cpr   Lack of Serious Opposition Seen

Senators Say Truman To Run   -Tydings. And:} Hatch” ‘Also Predict‘Race « Will Be Close.

Predict Truman Will Be Nominated Again in 1948 Tydings Says HST Gains Strength

ARMY OFFERS QUADS’ FATHER $363 MONTHLY TO RE-ENLIST: AND REMAIN IN BALTIMORE:

Uncle Sam's Army Seeks To Entice Father Of Quads Back In Uniform

Army Offers Job to Quads’ Father Ex-G. I. Could Earn $363 a Month

Army Wants Father Of Quads To Enlist   Officers Suggest That Baltimore Man Go On Recruiting Duty

muIANS’ FATHER   &x - Sergeant Offered Job Recruiting, Poul Draw S262 75

U.S. Officials Impatient Over Coal Bickering   Until Lewis Makes Known Wage. Demands Federal Aides Are Helpless; Steel Feels Pinch

Nathan F. Burgy Resumes Old Job On State Patrol   Government Begins to Show Impatience With Mine Boss

Coal Strike Is Causing Pinch   Industry Starting To Feel Effects; Impatience Growing

Steel Mills Feel Pinch Of Shortage   Negotiators Resume Parley Tomorrow

Big Plane Test Flown to Muroc   Constitution, World's Largest Transport Off for Maiden Voyage

Price of Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Given Boost of 25e Per Barre! To $4.10 Per Barrel by Seep Agency   New Posted Price Includes Subsidy of 75c Per Barrel Paid by Government; Otherwise Producers Will Receive $3.85 Per Barrel

Penn Grade Oil Raised 25¢ Barrel: Effect of Boost On U.S. Subsidy Question   Seep Purchasing Agency Action Is Quickly Followed by Other Concerns; Rules Covering Payment of Subsidy After Aug. 1 to Be Issued Shortly

BREAK ARRIVES IN HEAT WAVE   All Existing Records Broken By Mercury Rise In Michigan

COLDER WEATHER IS PREDICTED SUNDAY   Mass Of Cool Air Is Keported En Route Easiward From Western Canada

No Atomic Energy For -Peacetime Without Full Control, Says Seaborg

Declares Control Essential To Use Of Atomic Energy   ereee <> eee cae eee  Scientist Says Alternative To International Control Is To  Forego Commercial Use.

Scientist Is Asking Effective Controls Over Atomic Energy Or Ban On Commercial Use

Foregoing Commercial Use Of Atomic Energy Remains Alternative ToHardControl

Declares Control Essential To Use. Of Atomic Energy      Scientist Says Alternative To International -Control Is' To’. Forego Commercial Use,

Veterans Of Two Wars Fraternize In Legion Home   Large crowd present for “‘big feed;” many recently — discharged  men are joining.

Legion Members’ Hold Meeting   Coon and Rabbit Supper Prepared by Chef Omar Ramsey Much Enjoyed

Greece Presents Economic Tragedy, With 23 Per Cent of Her Buildings Destroyed

British Keep Word; Occupation Forces Leaving Indonesia   Last Troops Leave As Fresh Fighting Gets Under Way Again

Britain Quits Indonesia   Fulfills Pledge to  Withdraw All Troops; New Fighting Between Dutch and Indonesians

Troops of British Quit Indonesia  Dutch, Natives  Resume Fighting

British Army Leaves Dutch East Indies   Netherlands Forces Clash With Native Indonesian Republican Troops.

British Quit East Indies as Fighting Again Breaks Out   Indonesian-Dutch Clash Reported; Accusations Hurled

British Leave Indonesia as Truce Broken   Republicans Resume Conflict With Dutch, Breaking Armistice

BRITISH OUT OF INDONESIA   All of Occupation Forces Leave Area Refore Deadline

Last of British Forces Pull Out of Indonesia   Once 92,000 Strong---New Fighting Between Dutch And Notivec Pennie -

INDONESIANS AND DUTCH BATTLE AS JAVA TRUCE ENDS   REPORT FIGHTING ON ALL FRONTS IN CIVIL WAR THREAT

Short-Lived Truce Ended With _ Brash Outbreak of Trouble  in Java

INEW FIGHTING 1S REPORTED IN EAST INDIES   Indonesian Republicans and Dutch Forces End Shortlived Truce In Long Revolution   ASSUMES LARGE SCALE

British Move Forces From Indonesia Isles   Fulfill Pledge; Dutch, Native Troops Reported Clashing

British Troops — Withdraw from All Indonesia.   Duich Army Battling Republican Forces — as Allies Leave

_ —BRITAIN— Withdraws Army From Indonesia  Pledge Kept In Face Of Fighting

British Troops Are Withdraw:  From Indonesk   Action Is ‘Taken lnmediately As Hostilities on  All Fronts Grow

BRITISH QUIT DUTCH INDIES   Pledge to Withdraw Al ) Forces Fulfilled

British Pull Troops Qut Of East Indies   Meanwhile, Dutch And Republican Armies Clash

British Pull Troops Out Of Indonesia   Withdraw All Occupation Forces Even As New  Fighting Flares.

“noks Breakfast Today  Texas Mother Gives Birth To 25th Child on Sunday

She Was Up Cooking Breakfast Today Twenty-Fifth Child Born To Lamesa Mother On Sundav

OHIO POLITICAL DRIVE. ASSUMES HOTTER PITCH   Lausche Hurls New Challenges As-Herbert Answers Pre“vious Ones

OHIO POLITICAL TEMPO RISING   Opposing Candidates Loosen Verbal Brickbat Barraae.

FAMED 23-CARAT DIAMOND IS STOLEN   Gem Hacked From Its Gold-Rimmed Base in Havana‘s Capital Ruildins.

Thomasville Union Defies Court Order   Pickets Active As They Await Oiticial Move

Confers With Russ Officer About Two  Missing Men   American, Russian Officers Get Together to Discuss Case; Say Men Held By Police

'S, ARMY MEN LD BY RUSS “RET POLICE   McNarney Tries To Release Them

MISSING ARMY OFFICERS TOPIC OF CONFERENCE   Top American ‘And Red Officials In . Berlin Digeuectan

MISSING YANKS HELD BY REDS.   Report Top Ameiicans, - Russians'in Conference

TOP U.S, RUSSIAN OFFICERS CONFER ON MISSING YANKS   ‘Americans Reported Held by Soviet Secret Police in a Fes oar Ye

TWO AMER. OFFICERS DISAPPEAR   Believed to Be In Hands of Russ  Secret Police

Report Americans Are Held By NKVD   Say McNarney Confers With Red Officer

U.S. Puts On Pressure to Free Two Officers Held by Reds’ Secret Police   Cite Lack of Funds Reason For Not Seizing Farm Plants

U, S.-REDS TALK OF MISSING MEN   TWO YANK OFFICERS BELIEVED HELD IN BERLIN

U. 8. OFFICERS ARE HELD BY SOVIET POLICE   Top Officials Confer On Disappearance of Two American Army Men.

Red Secret Police Hold  Americans  Gen. McNarney ond Russian Marshal  To Discuss Cose  Ab MAiecina Yanke

Flight Schedules To Be Resumed Saturday After Agreement Reached Today

STRIKE OF TWA PILOTS !SETTLED   «Flights‘Begin - Saturday Morning

AGREEMENT ENDS STRIKE OF TWA PILOTS   Fliers Aqree to Submit Differences To Arbitration Board

Pilots Reach Accord With TVA Company   Strike Ends With Agree ment to Arbitrate Dispute Over Pay and Working Rules

Pilots Return To Work, Agree To Arbitrate  Committee Will Work Ou mak ues

Pilot Strike Finally Ended.   TWA Expects To Put Planes In Air. Early  BE gp er rnd

PILOTS’ STRIKE FINALLY ENDED   TWA PLANES WILL FLY AGAIN TOMORROW

TWA Pilot Strike Ends; Arbitration Will Be Continued   First Planes Will Take Off Saturday From Both Concte

Strike OF TWA Pilots {s-Ended:   Arbitration Agreed To: Beqan Oct. 21

THE TRANS WORLD AIRLINE PILOTS’ STRIKE IS ENDED   An Agreement (o Submit Dispute Over Pay to Arbitration.   FIRST MAJOR WALKOUT   Agreement Signed By Paul E. Richter and David L. Behncke.

—STRIKE ENDS TWA Pilots Willing To Arbitrate  First Planes To Talanfft Gatordag

AIRLINE PILOTS’ STRIKE ENDS   Company and Union Agree To Arbitrate TWA Walkout.

First Pilot Strike Ends Early Today   Vital Airlines Tieup Is Broken By Agree. ment To Arbitrate Issued As Stake.

TWA PILOTS END STRIKE, SUBMIT TO ARBITRATION  EXPECT TO RESUME  TRANSCONTINENTAL ciinuTe SATURDAY

TWA FLIERS END STRIKE; AGREE TO ARBITRATION   Return To Work Ends First Big Aine Walkout

LWA. PILOTS WILL RETURN TO DUTY   Flights Will Be Resumed Saturday Morning :   DISPUTE   Over Pay, Working, Rules Will Be Submitted To Arbitration

TWA Pilots Back At Work: 25-Day Strike Is Ender   Both Sides Agree to Accepi Mediation of Fourteen Key Issues

PILOTS’ STRIKE 1S TERMINATED   TWA Groups Agree To Artitrate Wage Dispute

TWA PILOTS END STRIKE TODAY   First Major Fliers’ Walkout In History Over; New Arbitration Agreed

PILOTS AGREE TO ARBITRATE   TWA Hopes for Normal Service Dec. 1 After Strike Ends

Dispute Will Go To Arbitration   Nearly Nine Hours Of Continuous Conferences Over Final Wording Precedes Signing; 1,000 Pilots Involved

Service on Air Line To    Be Resumed   Agreement Reached After Final Nine-Hour Period Of Negotiations; Wages Vet To Be Fixed

Report Pilots’ Strike Settled   Trans Worid, Fliers Reach an Agreement

— AGREEMENT Flights Will Be Resumed  Saturday   9-HOUR PARLEY BEARS FRUIT

TWA Pilots’ Strike Ends   Agreement Reached for Arbitration of First Big Commercial Flier Walkout

Fliers and Firm Approve Plan Ic Arbitrate Issues   Flight Schedules To Be Resumed Saturday; Long Conference Ends

T. W.A. Tieup Ends    Union and Company Agree to Submit  age and Work Rule Dispute to Arbitration

TRANS -WORLD PILOT STRIKE TERMINATED   Pilots Sign Agreement to Submit Dispute Over Pay and Working Rules  to Arbitration—Long Walkout Costly.

TWA Strike Ends As Pilots Agree te Arbitration Plan   First Planes Expected To Be Back In Air By Saturday Morning

TWA Strike Comes to End   Pilots and Owners Agree to Submit Case to Arbitration

T W.A.Pilots Strike At End   Agreement Is Signed To Sub. mit Strike Issues To Arbitration

Flights — To. Start At Once   Agree To Submit Pay, Rules ‘Dispute To Arbitration. -

TRANS WORLD AND AIRMEN AGREE 10 ARBITRATE WAGES   Service Yo Be Resumed Tomorrow; Walkout Began Oct. Ot

WALKOUT ENDS IN TWA DISPUTE   Pilots Will Return Saturday Pending Arbitration

Arbitration Accepted by Both Groups   Flyers To Resume Work  And Submit Disputed Points to Board.

Parties Trade Rebukes as Ballot Nears   Democrats Denounce ‘TIsolationist’; GOP Hita Sugar ‘Bungling’

SUGAR PROBE IS DEMANDED   Rep. Martin Says Famine In Eastern States Is National Disgrace

Hal Boyle Is Thinking About Writing Book on Animal Life He Has Met in World Hotels

Truman Ready To Cast Vote At 9 Tomorrow   May Issue Get Out The Vote Appeal; Has No Comment On Election

No Election Talk Planned By President   President Decides Aganst   Election Eve, Speech And Gets Haircut, Suit Fit in Kansas,. Instead

TRUMAN MAINTAINS SILENCE ON EVE OF GENERAL ELECTION   President Says U.'S. Will Keep Island Bases

Truman Is Still Silent on Election   Spends Day Getting Suit Fitted and Hair Cut

UNO General Assembly May Adjourn Tonight; Security Council To Hear Levant States’ Charges Tomorrow

U.S. EYES ROLE IN MANCHURIA   Wedemeyer Seeks Lowdown on Buties in Russian Zone; Hits Discrimination.

Newsmen’s Muzzle In Red Manchuria Hit by Wedemeyer   ‘Army Commander Moves to Define Authority and Secure Equal Rights for All

‘RULING’ ASKED BY WEDEMEYER   Extent Of Responsibility Ir Manchuria Requested

US. Will Ad To halt Russ [n Manchuria   Gen. Wedemeyer Will Probe Restraint of American Newsmen

Salvage Battle In Sight When Ship Makes Port   British Seamen Claim Prize Snatched Away By Crew of American:

Salvaged Ship Nearmg Port   Legal Battle Looms To Determine Whether Brtish Or Yanks Get Salvage Money

U. S, SAILORS WHO SEIZED DIS- ABLED SHIP HOPE TO GET SUARE OF SALVAGE MONEY

Hoover States U.S. Should Stop ‘Relief to Yugoslavia   Former President Declares Supplies Should Be Freely Distributed and Not With Conirol of Communists

HOOVER WOULD STOP "AID TO YUGOSLAVIA   Declares Flow of Relief Supplies Should Be Halted Until Nation Holds Free Elections,

GREECE ASKS FOR SEAT   Would Sit in on Discussions of Albanian U.N. Membership

GREECE SEEKS SEAT AT ALBANIA HEARING   Heated UN Debate Expected As Result Of Request

Greece Asks For Seat on U.N. Counci!   Would Sit in  On Discussion Of Albania’s Membership Plea

New Strike Wave Stops Shipping in Major Ports   70,000 Workers Idied In Pittsburgh By Utilities Strike

Firearms Issue Brings Appeal for U. S. Action   Possible Importing ol Strikebreakers Also . to Be Sifted

RAILROAD UNION ASKS U.S. INQUIRY IN PICKET DEATHS   STRIKERS PROTEST ‘IMPORTING OF GUNS’ BY RAIL OFFICIALS

Government Asked To Help in Probe of TPW Situation   Is Urged to Look Into the Events Preceding Fatal Shooting

UMW, Pit Owners In Discussions  Private Operation Of Mines Sought

2 Convicts ‘Are Traced - Into Woods   Reformatory Guard They Overpowered Dies of His Injuries.

Doo-Sled Teams Removing Bodies  Of Plane Victims   Twenty-One Persons h Plane Crash In Wvoming Revealed As In stantly Killed

RESGUE-PARTY— FINDS PLANE   boG- SLED TEAMS, WILL  BE USED TO MOVE BODIES OF AIRLINER CRASH VICTIMS

Dog Teams Sent To Recover 21 Dead on Mountain   Victims of Plane Disaster Found by Searching Parties

DRAFT BOAR MEMBERS GIVEN MEDALS, RIBBONS   Medals Presented ‘Simultaneously To 1.923 Selective Service Workers

Docu men nts Rev eal  a a — a  FDR Knew Of Plan To Kill Adolf Hitler

Got Reports On “Plan Valkyrie” ....  Roosevelt And Churchill Knew Well In Advance Of Plot To Murder Hitler

FACES DEFEAT ASU, 8. LEADS OPPOSITION .   Insists Terms Be Made Public

GROMYKO ANNOUNCES AGREEMENT IN RUSS — DISPUTE; COUNCIL WILL DISCUSS CASE

Their Pact Concerns Withdrawal Of Russian Troops From Iran  BUT SECY. BYRNES  WANTS EXPLANATION  OF SOVIET ACTION  Reminds UNO That Ira Has Not Withdrawn Its Complaint —

Russ Report Agreement On Troop Removal   ‘Uz S., Britain Demand That UNO Get Complete Details of Pact. ~*~

Gromyko Says” Agreement Made By Iwo Nations   Byrnes In Demand Iranian Government  Make Report To UNO

U.S. and Britain Oppose Gromyko At Council Mee!   Russia Says Agreement Has Been Reached, Asks UNO To Drop Action   WANT TO HEAR Res FACTS, SAYS BYRNES   Cadogan Supports Amert can Representative in Demand for Details

Gromyko Rebukes Byrnes   Defear of Soviet Move Sven as Nations Back United States Stand

SOVIET MOTION TO. QUASH CASE TS CONTESTED   Byrnes Wants to Hear Iran - Say Satisfactory Agreement Is Reached   ALL FACTS ALSO SOUGHT   London Delegate Rallies to Support of U. §. Seeretary of State

RUSSIAN PROPOSAL UN RED-IRAN CASE I) OPPOSED TODAY   Agreement By Soviet Is Reported At UNO Meeting.   GROMYKO RELATES STORY OF ACCOKD   No Cenfirmation Is Given By Minister of Country.

FULL REPORT ON CASE ASKED BY BRITAIN, U.S.   Oppose Motion By  Russia To Remove NT sh WN i

Probers Uncover  Plot To Revolt   Un-American Group Chief Counsel Declares Communists Control CIO; Foreign Agents Make Deep Inroads

ROYALISTS LEADING IN GREECE   Hold 2 to 1 Lead; Leftists Stayed Away From Poils

Royalists Take Lead  in Greece   Left-Wing Coalition Boycotts Election, Charging Terrorism

POPULISTS WIN GREEK ELECTION   Party. Urging Restoration of King. Swamps Opponents

Back of the Headlines Confidence Lack, ‘Suspicion ‘Mar First UNO Meeting

;  Egyptian Police Fire On Demonstrators; One Killed, One Hurt .

Student Is Killed When Police Fire On Cairo Rioters   Shots Fired for First Time In 4-Day Anti-Government Demonstrations

OLD RESIDENT DIES   Charles Starkweather Was in Shoe Business Here Over 50 Years

President Arrive: In Missouri to Cast Primary Vote  Much Interest Shown In Truman’‘s Views For State Election

No Black Lace Nighties This Yule— People Tired of Being Stuns   Othman Decides Savings Bond Best Gift

Modified Work Bill Passed By House On Way To Senate Vote   Conference Hammers ‘Full Employment Clause Down

Phantom Killer Sought In Texas   New Slaying Brings Death Toll To Five  In Texarkana

SENATE COULD WIND UP IN A DEADLOCK   Possible for Each Party to Have 48 Seats

PICK SENATORS IN 34 STATES   ELECTION MIGHT BRING 48-48 TIE IN SENATE

Estimate 430 DuBois Vets Are Disabled   Move To Form Local Uni OF DO ALP. Made By  National  Organization.

Proposal Apparently Approved by Moscow: Housing Scarcity Used  “in Argument Against New York Area.

Butte Residents Thrilled With Meteor Shower Skies Clear for  Brilliant Celestial Display

Butte Residents Thrilled With  Meteor Shower Skies Clear for   Skies Clear for Brilliant Celestial Display

New Theft of Jewels  Charged   Prosecution Alleges That WAC Took Gem: From Safe in Castile

Army Says Additional Jewels Were Taken from ‘House of Heece Cactla

NEW THEFT OF JEWELS BARED   Prosecution Opens Case Against WAC Captain Kethleen Durant

WAC Captain On Trial For Theft   Military Court Opens Case Against Captain Kathleen Durant

Allege New Thef In Jewel Case  Durant Trial Brings Up More Charges

Call for Union Meeting Hints End to Strike   AFL to Resume Work on Monday;  Seizure Is Quiet ¢

NO INDICATION C10 WILL G0 BACK TO WORK   Possibility Hinted Union May Reverse Decision to Remain on Strike. 

Actual Taking Over of Plants Carried = =Out Without — Formatlity CIO Workers Give No Indication of Returning to Their Jobs,

-~UNION MAY REVERSE DECISION ia  REMAIN ON STRIKE, AS POL COMMITTEE IS TO MEET TOD

B-29 CRASHES IN SMOKY — MOUNTAINS   Nine Bodies Found In Wreckage; May Be More .

DISPUTE OVER — ‘MEAT -VOTING'   REPUBLICAN SEES MEAT AS IMPORTANT CAMP.AIGN ISSUE AND DEMOCRAT  ’ DISAGREES

R. J. Funkhouser Enters Race For Seat In Congress   81 Candidates Certified By Secretary Of State Many Later-Comers File; Primary List May Continue To Grow

R. J. Funkhouser Enters House Fight   Charles Town Industrial. ist Files for Congress Nomination

Col. Diehl, Star Reporter In Early Days Ot U.S. Journalism Is Dead

Col. Diehl, Former AP Official, Dies   One Of. Nation's Star Reporters

Increase in Price Ceilings Considered As Means of Moving Grain Off Farms   Increases Forecst

Boost in Grain Prices Studied   Ceiling Hike Seen as Way to Move Articles

PRICE HIKES   Higher Ceilings Likely lk Effort to Move Grains From U. S. Farms

Rain, Cool Weather Due Back in State   Strong Winds Expected To Cause Sharp Drop in Mercury

Noted Lawyer Is Named To Defend Gen. Mihailovich   Morris L. Ernst Tentatively Agrees Te Detend Vugeslay Guerrilla Leader At Trial

Famed U. 5. Trial Lawyer May Provide Defense for Mihailovich, Imprisoned Yuaoslay Guerrilla Leader

Hawaii Looked For 2nd Attack By Jap Raiders   Navy Patrolled Areas Opposite From Which Attack Came

Knox Report Made Public At Inquiry   Navy Planes Sent In Opposite Path Of Jap Invaders

Pyosingrar A Second Raid   Island's Defenders Expect. ed Japs to Return  ediately   CALLED FOR MORE HELP   Congressional Investigators Continue Pearl Harbor  Inquiry

Second Raid On Hawaii Fynected   Defenders Feared Japs Would Retum, Probers Are Told

SECOND JAP ATTACK FEARED AT HAWAII   Pearl Harbor Defenders Expected Enemy to Come Back, Board Hears

Navy Patrol Sent Wrong   Opposite Direction to Japs Approaching P. H.; Yanks Expected Japs to Come Back

PROMPT FOLLOWUP Ot ATTACK EXPECTED BY HAWAIPS DEFENDERS   PLEA FOR MORE GUNS, PLANES SENT HOME, SECRET PAPER SAYS

WANTED MORE PLANES, GUNS   Knox Report Tells That Navy Fiew Patrol! Toward South Dec. 7, 1941.   REPORT WAS A SECRET

Hawaii Waited Second Assault By Jap Forces   Called Desperately For Planes; Patrol of U. S. Misdirected

WAR COUNCIL UNADVISED ON ULTIMATUM   Adm. Stark Tells Investigators Secrtary Hull Failed To Inform Army and Navy   PRESIDENT SURPRISED

Desperately They Asked for More Planes  ~~. fy f 2  ¥   Navy Flew Patrol South, Japs Were Coming From North

Patrol Flew Wrong Way on Dec. 7, Missed Japan’s Attacking Armada

Knox Report Bares Hawail Call for Help   10-Piane Patrol in Opposite Direction of Attack Told at inquiry

Hawaii Defenders Awaited Jap Return After First Raid  Plea Sent U. S. for More Fighter Planes, Atl Aleernli fYreme

Bare Knox Report Hawaii Expected Repeat Jap Raid  Informed Roosevelt Both Kimmel, Short

NATION-HONORS -. WORLD WAR DEAD AT WASHINGTON   Ceremony At Tomb Of U. S Unknown Soldier This Morning

OIL COMPANIES ASK PANEL TO EXTEND RECESS   Seek To Permit Successful End To Negotiations With Workers

U.S. HOPEFUL OF BREAK IN WAGE ISSUES   Favorable Developments Looked for In Auto, Oil and Steel Cases.   BULLETIN

Living Costs Expected to Continue Up   Ultimate Figure Conceded to Be Anybody's Guess

Feeling Gains That a New OPA Is Near   Nation Prepares for at Least Some Boost in Cost of Living; Uncertain as to Runwav Prices or Small Rise

Statistics Indicate Eight Per Cent Rise Since OPA’s Death   Uncertainty Keynotes US Price Situation; Meat Price on Upgrade

Decision OnOPA Awaited   All Signs Point Te At Least Some Hike In Cost Of Living

No Settlement (Of Meat Strike   Fact-Finding Board Opens Investigation;  Will Report Feb. 16   THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG

Black Markets on Textiles Target of Justice Department  Investigate Diversion to Illegal Channels

TEXTILE BLACK MART BEING INVESTIGATED   300 Corporations And Individuals Are Being Probed By Federal Agents

Tips to U. S. Agents Indicate Shirts, Pajamas, Women’s Dresses and Huge Quantity of Raw Materials Have Gone into Hlegal Channels—Three Hundred Corporations and Individuals Alleged'y Involved. +

Black Markets on Textiles Targef of Justice Department Investigate Diver sior   Investigate Diversion to lilegal Channels

Nation Moves To Craek Shirt Black Market   Justice Department Launches Drive on Illegal Dealings in Textile Industry

U.S. Driving  Against Textile Black Market   Illegal Dealings Increase Shortages, Including Shirts

INDICTMENT OF T0J0 DELAYED   Failure Of Russian Staff To Arrive Causes Postponement

b oeibaeal a> betel ce <> aaa  Officials Fear Pessible Surplus, Senator Says lin Pomanding “Plain Old-Fashioned Tariff’

Sugar Tariff Is Urged by Butler   Says Tariff Would Protect American Sugar Industry

Butler Attacks Sugar Program  Demands Protectio for U. S. Producers

Strikers Form Picket Line At RepublicStudio   Milling Unionists Flip Over Cai Trying to Enter Gate; Two Men Arrestea

Marshall Says _ ‘Progress Good  At Peace Parley   Committee Studies Formula For Ending -China’s Civil War

Gen. Marshall Makes Progress In China Talks   American Seeking To Have Factions Make Peace   FIRST MEET HELD   Some Agreement Before Thursday Is Goal Of Leaders

Peace Meeting Shows Progress Marshall Says   Three-Man Committec Studies Formula For Ending China's Strife

GOOD PROGRESS MADE Al MEETING   Three-Man Committee To Study Ending of China’s Civil War.

Marshall Reports Progress at First Committee Meet   Another Meeting Tomorrcw to Study Formula  Te End China War,

PACE BETWEEN CHIANG KAI-SHEK AND RED  GOVERNMENTS IN CHINA NEAR MARSHALL SAY’

MARSHALL SEES GOOD PROGRESS’ AT CHINA MEET   Chinese Leaders State That ‘Things Are Going Very Well’

Gen. Marshall Reports Progress Made at Meting of Committee to Study Formula for Ending China War

U.S. Working On Compromise  For Rail Pay   Steelman Holding Hurries Talks With Both Sides Ae Tiasdiiws Naar

Truman Ups Rail Wages Over Board   Both Sides Seem Hopeful of Settlement Before Strike Deadline Falls On Thursday. No Conelusive Results

Government In Move To Raise Railroad Wages   Compromise Between 16 Cents An Hour Which Fact Finding Board Recommended And 18 Cents Unions Ask Being Worked Out

A BLAST OF HEAT   Forecaster Talkn of 106-Degree Weather Tomorrow

MOLOTOV AGREES T0 TALK OVER AUSTRIA; REVERSES OLD STAND   FOREIGN MINISTERS IN MEETING AT PARIS TO SEEK END OF DISPUTE

U.S. Sources Say Deadlock Still As Tight As Last Time   Washington,Moscow Have Not Exchanged Notes In Interim

Russia Makes First Gesture At Paris Meet   Molotov Okehs Discussion Of Austria Peace by Rie Four

BIG 4 FOREIGN MINISTERS TRY TREATIES AGAIN   Council Places Italy’s Political Situation on Agenda for Discussion

Atom Bomb Flash, Death of OPA Overshadows the End of Fair Employment Group

Florida in Path —  Of Severe Storm   100-Mile Hurricane Gale Expected To Hit Coast By Midnight

Turnout At Primary Proves One Of Smallest In Years   (See table on Page 15.)

BRIGGS AND 1.0. ~ SETTLE DISPUTE   SIGN CONTRACT CALLING FOR 1814-CENT AN HOUR PAY BOOST FOR WORKERS.

NEVER PLANNED U. S. INVASION CLAIMS GOERINS   3 RT Testifies Before War Crime Tr’ bunal That No “Blueprint Prepared”

GROUP TOURING PACIFIC IS=_LANDS AND-JAPAN-PRAISES.. .. THE LEADERSHIP OF :. MACARTHUR

IT ISN'T IN THE UNION  Famed Mexican Orchestra Barred in U.S. by Petrillo

STRIKE CALLEN _ BY NIPPON CU   Jap Unions Demonstrate Against Regime Of Premier Yoshida

‘Man Saves Girl F rom Charging Bear Slows Animal by Jumping On Back

‘Professional Screwball’ Becomes ‘Father’ of One Pound, Nine Ounce Rooster Ostrich by Hatching Eada

WHITE REPORTS ~FOR JAIL TERN   Producer Says He Doesn't Deserve Sentence For HitRun Deaths Last July 

Radio Script Writer Held As Firebug   Family Of Five And Three Others  Lost In Flames

LaFollete Faces Test in Wisconsir   Veteran Leader of Old Progressives Seeks GOP Support

Lafolette Faces. Test in Wisconsin— @onatorial. Seat at Stake in. Vermont — Eleven Candidates ~ for Governor in South Carolina,

Crisis Faced By La Follette   Wisconsin Primary Tops 3-State Ballot

LaFollotte Now Facing Crucial Test   RUNNING FOR NOMINATION UNDER REPUBLICAN PLAG FOR FIRST TIME,

Fears Political Unrest to Result from Starvation in Europe, Says Anderson   Agriculture Makes Plea at Conference of Food In dustry Leaders Today

Secretary Anderson Warns That Starvation Abroad  Mav Cause Serious Unrest

END MEAT BUYS TO SEND ABROAL   Foreign Nations Purchase on Commercial Market in U.S.

MYSTERY PLANE TU OFFIGIALL AND TRANSPORT MOURNS DEATH NEARLY COLLIDE OF CO-ED

Illinois State Police Prepared for Action Acainst Cattle Rustlers

TORNADO KILLS 7 AND INJURES od   TWISTER DESTROYS 22-CABIN TOURIST CAMP NEAR MANKATO, MINN.

Petitions Ask Same Army Furlough Pay   Budget Bureau Is Against Proposal

[BUDGET BUREAU GIVES REBUFF Terminal Leave Pay For Gls Sought: Petition Is Pushed

Backers Of Te rminal Leave Pay For Gls Spur Drive For House Vote On Bill.   Budget Bureau Conagilains Of Multi-Billion Dollar Cost And Bookkeeping Obstacles

Gl Terminal Leave Pay Given Budget Bureau Rebuff  DesiCan Ctreriulated   Petifion: Circulated To Bring Bill Up. For House Vote

GI Terminal Leave Pay Gets New Impetus From Backers  Federal Budget Bureau Protests Bill Because  Of Immense Cost, Bookkeeping Obstacles 

Rogers Bill To Force House Action on Terminal Leave Pay for Enlisted Men

News Behind the News  Copyright McClure Newspaper Svuaidiestsa   WASHINGTON

U.S. 10 RETURN SEIZED SHIPS   Byrnes Tells Ministers Balkan Owners to Get Boats Taken in Danube

CLOTHING UNION AIDS GM STRIKE   $100,000 Sent to Detroit New York C.1.0. Affiliate

BYRNES PLACES U.S. IN ALL-OUT PEACE BATTLE   See Secretary In Move For Treaty Pinish By Winter

U.9, COMMITTED TOBATTLE FOR EUROPE PEACE   Byres’ Report Expected To Be Sent To Stalin

Stalin s Speech Is Heartening To  UNO Delesates   Believe Some Of Tension Surro nding Coming Ses. sion Is Dissipated   RUSSO-IRAN ISSUE REMAINS PROBLEM

Spain Says U. S. Mapped Invasion, Spied During War  Counter Charges      Counter Charge: In Reply To Note

Spain Levels Charges Against U.S In Official Answer io White Book

Spain Denies U. S, Charges,  Issues Own Counter-Charges   Francq Declares Iberian Peninsula Thrust Was Plarined ‘For °44; Cites Spy’ Activities 

Spain, Meeting Charge With Counter-Charge, Says U. S. Planned To Invade Iberian Area

SpanishGovernmentClaims United States FormedPlans TolnvadelberianPeninsula

Charges And Counter Charges Fly Around... .  Spain Says U.S. Planned Iberian Invasion In 1944

SPAIN TELLS OFF US   Madrid Claims Ibérian Invasion  Plotted in 1944

Spain Denies  Its Conduct Was Irregular   Declares Franco Refused Request To Join Nazis

Cheese Exchange at Plymouth Reelects Leffler as President   Farm Worker Killed

Witness Bares ‘Contributions’   Says McKeighan Got $15,000 To $20,000

Communists Wir Vote Majority In Prague Area  Few Changes Seen In Cabinet Since i aadare Dameslas

Commies Show Strength In Cze ch Voting   Win Plurality In) Prague. Returns From Outlying Districts Hold Answer To Tarliauiexstl

- Crechoslovakia  Election Returns   Result Seen as Vote of Confidence for Gov't of Pres. Eduard Benes.

Detroit CIO Unions File Pay Claims  Judge Says Labor Should n't Be Criticized For Portal Pay Attitude

JUDGE DEFENDS LABOR'S CLAIM TO PORTAL PAY   Federal Jurist Avers Unions Right In Bringing Suit

HUGE ClO WAGE CLAIMS PUSHED   Two Unions Sue Firms For $20,660,000 In Back Pay

China’s Truce Team Delayed   Blown Bridges Halt Travel Tate Civil Strife Area

Blown Span Halts  Cease-Fire Team   Effort to Halt Strike In Manchuria Halted

Peace Efforts in China Delayed   Truce Team Turned Back Near Mukden

TO DEVELOP POLAR AREA  U.S. Navy To Make Tests At Bottom Of World This Winter ’

“US. Navy To Mek DEVELOP POLAR AREA  U.S. Navy To Make Tests At Bottom Of World This Winter

More Tidal Waves Sweep Alaskan Chain Of Islands; More Than 300 Are Drowned In Hawaiian Isle

Traps Badger; Was It Night Prowler?   Animal Not Common Here May Have Been One Reported in County Last Summer

Small Countries Demand Voice in Peace Parley   Fight Is Seen Over Margin Needed to Reach Decisions

Small Countries Demand Voice in Peace Parley  Fight Is Seen Over Margin Needed  enrekee frre ce

Evatt Insists On Hearings   Australia Defends Minorities’ Rights

OPA'S ‘MASTER’ DECONTROL LIST NOW COMPLETED   Order Will Be Released On Friday Is Present Indication

"'Master' Decontrol List Is Readied by Price Administration   Order May Be Issued Friday Lifting Ceilings on Hundreds of Items; Lids off Tuesday on Ice, Style Restrictions

4 Master ontrol st Ready  Porter   r Scheduled to Issued “About” ‘i rdav, But May Be laved slightly”

‘Master’ Decontrol List ls Completed   OPA Announcement Only Awaiting OK of Porter

OPA Master Decontrol List Ready   Document Awaiting Porter's Signature, Scheduled For Issuance Friday.

TO ISSUE ABOUT FRIDAY   List Will Decontrol Hundreds of Items Not Important in Cost .of Living — Not Expected to Include Items Still in’ Short Supply..

OPA ‘MASTER’ DECONTROL LIST READY   Will Probably Be Issued Last of Week

OPA Finishes ‘Master Plan’   Decontrol Measure - Ready for Signing

OPA Finishes Master List For Decontrol   ORDER EXPECTED TO BE ISSUED IN U. S. FRIDAY

OPA IS ALL SET FOR DECONTROL   ‘Master’ List Is Ready For Porter’s Signature; Yarn Prices Boosted

OPA DECONTROL LIST COMPLETE   Order Expected to Be Released About Friday

HARMONIOUS MEETING OF COUNTY DEMOCRAT CONVENTION LIKELY   DELEGATES ELECTED BY PRECINCTS TO GATHER HERE ON SATURDAY

HARMGNIOUS MEETIN( OF COUNTY DEMOERAI CONVENTION LIKELY  DELEGATES ELECTED BY PRECINCTS TO GATHER

Last Of “Confederacy” In New York State To Vote On Rejoining Union

AXIS SALLY TRIES TO RETURN HOME   Womar: Who Tried to Get GI’s to Quit War Hasn’t Changed.

Wallace Answers Baruch Charges  Dispute Centers on Atomic Problems

NEW CHARGES ARE HURLED  Wallace Again Hits Baruch Plan On A-Bomb Program

Ex-Secretary Lashes Back At Barueh   Wallace Says Plan Fails To Head Off Atomic Bomb Race

Wallace, Rapping Back at Baruch, Says U.S. A-Bomb Plan Allows Race

WALLACE LASHES BARUCH; ASSERTS A-BOMB RACE ON   Charges Stubbornness of Financier Snagged Negotiations With Russia For Control of Energy.   DEFENDS LETTER HE SENT TO TRUMAN   Ousted Commerce Secretary Says Baruch Has Not Dealt With Central Issue of Dispute.

WALLACE HITS BACK AT BARUCH   Ex-Secretary Charges Delay in Negotiations To Control A-Bomb

EXPECT TRUMAN TO SEEK STRONG STRIKE PENALTY   Will Make Appearance Before Joint Session Of Congress Today

New Truce In China Is Indicated   Gen. Marshall Working Out  ‘Another Peace Plan

Signs Point fo Chinese Truce Next Week; U.S. Policy Statement Seen

CHUNGKING SAID TOBE AGREEABLE TO HOLDING FIRE   Negotiations to Get Chinese Reds to Halt Fighting ‘Are Under Way   MARSHALL SEE LEADERS   Armistice Would Clear Way for Political Agreements Between Factions

CHINA TRUCE BELIEVED IMMINENT   Indicate Marshall Will Succeed In Halting Warfare

Gen. Marshal! Seeking Truce Among Chinese   Statement Of Truman Or Byrnes Thought Possible

Marshall May Succeed in Obtaining New Truce in China Next Week. Claim

U.S. POLICY MAY CHANGE AFTER FIRING CEASES   Report Gen. Marshall Nearly Ready s Announce  i esas

EARLY TRUCE IN CHINA IS SEEN   Marshall May Be Able To Get Warring Factions Together Soon

See New Truce  In China Feud   Marshall Confers With Leaders of Both Party’s

UNO Security Council Will Attempt To Mend Big 3 Differences   Questions Pose  Real Test For It   Failure To Work Out Machinery Would Necessitate Early Parley

Ancient Auto Tour Revived   Clock Moves Back as Old Autos Wheeze Toward  TN a me

Ancient Autos Wheeze Off On Jog To. Detroit      Regoggled.. and Veiled Move Back the Forty-Odd 2

Commerce on DanubeStudied   Complete Freedom for All Except German Vessels Is Sought

UN Meeting Torn By Danube Dispute   ‘Language of Revolver’ Used by U. S., Reds Say

BITTER DEBATE FLARES AT UN COUNCIL OVER SEIZURE OF DANUBE RIVER BOATS.

Commerce on: DanubeStudied   Complete Freedom for All Except German... Veccele Ts Sonrht

Ku Klux Klan Provides Hot Race In Georgia  Organization Out To Restore Lost *"VAs/ Lise re

Ku Klux Klan Is Major Issue In Georgia Primary   Arnall Seeks - Legal Action to’ Disband Hooded Legion.

Klan Issue in Georgia Race   Gov. Arnall Seeking To “De-Hood” the  Organization

Ku Klux Klan Is Issue In Georgia Governor's Race   Talmadge Says He Will Welcome Votes From  Members of Klan

KKK BIG ISSUE IN  GEORGIA ELECTION   Arnall-Backed Candidate Attributes Klan Sympathies to His Opponents

Resurgent K.K.K. Is Facing Fight To Retain Its Charter  ‘But Is Issue In Georgia Vote

Klan Hot Issue in Georgia Race   Anti-Arnall Faction Says Revamped KKK Aiding Opponents

Klan Becomes Georgia Issue   Governor Arnall Out To “De-Hood” Order; Tax Bill Filed

Local Workers Receive Order To Walk Out  Effects Of Strike Expected To Be

Local Workers Receive Order To Walk Out   Effects Of Strike Expected To Be Folt tay Lubbock

URANIUM SAMPLE GIVEN 10 RUSSIANS BY CANADIAN MAN   Names of Spy Ring in Country Revealed to Legislators Monday at Ottawa.   AMERICAN CASE SAID ‘CONTROLLED’

Canada Says Russians Have Atomic Samples  a i ; an cc ee, 1) a7   ee Ee eee ee Essence of Bomb and Uranium 235 Obtained bv Snies, Probers Report

MORE ARRESTS EXPECTED IN BIG SPY HUNT   Russians Obtained Sample Of Secret Uranium 235

More Arresis Expected in Canada’s Spy Hunt as Commission Reports A Soviet ‘Super Spy’ Loose in U.S.

U.N. Assembly Preparing Yo Take Up Issues   Welcoming Ceremonies Are Over And Delegates Wiil Start Formal Sessions

Begin Peace Effort After Truman Plea To Halt War Talk   UN Assembly Tackles Controversies, U.S. Delegates Shun Debate In Early Stages

U.S. TO STAND ON SPEECH OF PRESIDENT   Reports of Dissension Heard Before Opening Gavel

MOB RIOTING IN THIRD DAY   ITALIAN MOBS IN PADUA ~STONING-BRITIS1-CLUBS  AND: HOTELS IN OUT-- SPRAKR ——

Plane Sought On Slopes of Mt. Rainier   Early Leads to Location Of Missing Transport With 32 Aboard Fade; Storms Hamper Search

Plymouth County Baby Beeves Win. At StateFair  Tv #§  }, BSRr te fae   Emmet Wolf Of Remsen Takes Top Shorthorn Honors -

Plymouth County Baby Beeves Win. AtStateFair   Emmet ‘Wolf Of Remsen Takes Top Shorthorn Honors -

Parity Formula Dangers Seen By Director  Cost of Living Would Increase

Farm Parity Plan Would Boost Prices   Bowles Warns of Disastrous Results

Senate Puts  Amenchuetit On Wage Act   President Threatens to Veto Measure; Bowles Warns of Price Boost

BOWLES FEARS “LIVING COSTS WOULD ZOON   Farm Parity Formula Drafted By Senate Might Up Prices 6 Percent

farm Parity Plan. Would Hike Living Costs Says Bowles   Stabilization Chief  Sees a Six Per Cent & Jump Under Formula  Passed by Senate

Bowles Declares Parity Bill Will Hike Living Cost   “Would Force Farm Products off World Damestic Markets”

Predicts Jump Of Six Per Cent In Living Costs   Senate Resumes Work On Veto-Threatened Minimum Wage Bill

BOWLES CALLS FARM PARITIES INFLATIONAR\   Senators To Decide On Extension of Wage Law Coverage

Bowles Agains Farm Parity Amendment   Declares it Would Shoot Retail Food Prices up

STABILIZATION BOSS  SAYS BOOST IN FARM  PRICES, “INFLATION” PLAN TO UP PARITY  WOULD RAISE FOOD 1% PER CENT MORE ©

New Farm Parity Formula, Including Cost of Labor Is Anproved By The Senate

Senators Puzzle 3 Over Inclusions-in  Minimum Wages   Three and Half Millions in Interstate Conimerce Jobs Haye Bearing & on Many Others @

PASTIME EMBROIDERY CLUB  Ph igh ie Of kc te bevd' cid 2A oP ARTS

F. Hanigan Addresses  Optimist Club   Speaks on Santa Fe Application to Enter St. Louis

Veteran School Principal Quits Miss Theo Russell   Miss Theo Russell Served 40 Years

Veteran School Principal Quits  Miss Theo Russel] Served 40 Years

Fires:In Northern Rocky . Mountain States Spread  ‘As Winds Lash Woodlands

Park Blaze Jumps to New Stand   Kootenai, Yellowstone and Wolf Creek Fires Out of Control

ZICK APPOINTS SECOND AIDE   Name Atty. Melvin Rahn Assistant Prosecutor For Niles Area

Paris Telephone Strike Confuses Peace Conferee:   Walkout Ended But Service Is Not Expected Until Later Today

Commanders Must Give Permission   Soldiers in Manila Will Gather To Hear Reports

Four-Lane Highway ‘and Adver tssing Campaign Objectives at Boosters

Woodard Named Vice-President of 66 ‘Group Which Aims for 4-Lane Highway

PITZONKA WILL IS ENTERED FOR PROBATE   Late Hulmeville Resident Arranged for His Granddaughter’s Education  4 CHILDREN RENFEFIT

Open Forest Research Unit At Carbondale   Will Do Work for So. Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Kentucky

U, 5. FOREST SERVICE. OPENS NEW RESEARCH CENTER HERE   Will Serve Parts Of 4 States In  Helping Develop Forest Resources

— BIG FOUR—  Russ Blast U.S. on Eve Of Parley   ! ‘Attack Aims  In Far East, ! Latin America

SOVIETS BLASI U.S. POLICIES   ve  Sarcastic Attack Made On Policy In Far East And Latin America

Soviets Criticize U.S. Foreign Aim:   Moscow Sarcastic On Eve of Big Four Peace Conference

Governor Has 3-Poin  Program Pleasing to  Republicans in — Leviclatnre

Delay Atfempt On Brifish Loan Is Voted Down   Labor Legislation Must Wait Turn, Rule of Sneaker

Refuse To Sidetrack Loan Bill   Senate Votes Against Laying Aside Measure Until Lower House Has Taken Action

Senate Rejects Move To Delay British Loan   Barkley Pushes Action On $3.750.000,000 Loan To  Britain.   OBSTACLES R RAISED

Refuse To Lay Aside Loan Bill  Vote on Point of Order By Johnson

Senate Refuses to Shelf Loan   Vote 54 to 27 Against Tossing Measure to House; Eastland Offers Labor Bill

Senate Votes Against Move To Delay Loan   Barkiey Faces New Opposition On Revenue Bill

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Te All i

Cullman Insurance Man Goes Ahead At Start, Is  Never Overtaken   Victor Is Friend Of ‘Litthe Man   Inzer Elected Lieutenant Governor: Battle Beats CLO In Birmingham

FOLSOM WINS IN ALABAMA   California Republican Governor Leads Both Parties

KING GEORGE MAKES ENTRY INTO GREECE   Leftist Offensive in North Area Bogs  Down

CLEAR UP IOWA SAFE ROBBERIES   Youth Admits Thefts, Implicates 3 Others

Two Brotherhoods, Made Up Of 300,000 Workers, Plan Meeting March 6

Train Crews Vote For National Tieup   Strike Date to Be Set March 6; BRT. Encineers Acree on Action

RAILWAY STRIKE DATE 10 BE SEI   BRT Counts Ballots Or Request for Work Stoppage.

Call Session Next Week To Set Date   Hopes Mount For Quick End In General Motors Strike

Strike Date Expected Vo Be Set On March 6; Nearly Complete Vote Shows Sentiment For Trainmen Strike   MAY DELAY STRIKE FOR THIRTY DAYS

Railroad Strike Heavily Favoret   90% of BRT Ballots im; 98.8% Would Strike

300 RAILROADS ARE AFFECTED BY STRIKE VOTE   Independent Unions Ballot Unanimously For Halt In Their Work   GM TRUCE IS EXPECTED      Philadelphia Situation Tense; Violence Threatens On CIO Picket Lines

Revercomb Says British Alliance Would Foster War   Senator Calls Proposa Softening Up’ for Loan to Britain

West Virginia Senator Says Churchill View Admits Failure Of  United Nations

Davis Named Head Of Moose Group   Cumberlander 1] Elested Al Bolder States Meet In Havorstawt

--EMERGENCY — ‘Save Coal’  Plea Sent All Towns  TOP OFFICIALS DISCUSS CRISIS

President Returns From Vacation, Summons Advisers to White House; Krug Issues Plea for Conservation

Daily Award  Of $200,000 To Be Asked   Levy on Both Union and Chief Is Goal; Krug Urges Coal Saving.

Huge Penalty Is Hinted if Judge Rules Him Guilty   Truman in Personal Charge of Campaign To End Coai Strike

U.S. May Train Chinese Fighters   Goal of National, Non-Political Army Sought by Marshall

Training of Troops For Communists and Nationalists Urged   DEAL DEPENDS ON END OF CIVIL WAI  Unified Army Seen As Eventual End Of New Program

PLAN TO TRAIN CHINESE COMMUNISTS FOR NATIONAL ARMY OFFERED BY U.S.

U. S. May Aid Chinese Reds   Agrees To Train, Suppl; Troops As Part of National Force

Truman Spurs Long-Range Housing Bill   Appeals Sent House Leaders Tao Speed Committee Action

U. §. Serves Notice That Extension Of UNRRA in Europe Not Contemplated

UNRRA Activities To be Concluded   United States Serves Notice Ralief Groun Will be Limited

STETTINIUS IS ‘OUT’ AS U.S. UNO DELEGATE   Truman Capitulates To Former Secretary Of State’s Pressure

Stettinius Resigns As UN Delegate   Truman Announces Acceptance; Winant May Get Sent

STETTINIUS OUT AS ERRAND BOY   United Nations Delegate Gives Up $20,000 And Ambassador's Rank

Truman Accepts Stettinius Resignation   Pressed to Stay, Former Secretary Says His Job Is Done

PriceControl Picks Up in Senate View: Change Indicated   Republicans Say The will Not Agree to wre,  ‘Sane Power   Prices-at-a-Glance

But Consumer Sees High Costs In Offing As Meat Goes For Historic Highs

CRIETIR AbATTS      With Hurnility. cand » Grateful. - ness, Chavez Thanks Voters Re New Mexles

Mother Admits She Strangled Daughtes   Woman Booked on Sus. picion Charge After Statement

Woman Admits "Mercy Killing’ Of Daughter, 6  Stockton, Calif., Mothe ) Confesses Strangling Paralvtic

INVALIDED CHILD  SLAIN BY MOTHER   Attractive Former Taxi Dancer Calls Deed Mercy Killine

CITIES SERVICE GAS CO. LOSES APPEAL   Supreme Court Refuses to Review Order Requiring It to Reduce Wholesale Rates.

Makes Plea For Greater Unity’   . Vandenberg Urges Same Square Deal As  Eenarted

RAIL STRIKE HALTED UNTIL 4 P.M;, MAY 23; ANNOUNCEMENT MADE JUST BEFORE DEADLINE

Utility Workers Cripple Service For 19 Hours  Schools Closed,  Streets Dark, Tenllawve bdrnlead

Union Otticials Deny Ru mors It Will Be Called Off at Last Minute

Will Restore Full Service  Early Today   Announcement of Decision to Halt Walkout Made by Union Leader in Radio Speech; City Hard Hit by Work Stoppage

PHILADELPHIA TRANSIT TIEUP IS TERMINATED   New York Mayor Surprisingly Rescinds Drastic Close-Down Order   PITTSBURGH POWER WALKOUT IS ENDED

Chieftains of Trainmen And Engineers Agree to. Request from President

CALL OFF STRIKE IN PITTSBURGH   POWER WORKERS ON WAY BACK TO JOBS—DISPUTE TO BE NEGOTIATED.

Temperatures   Decision to Delay Walkout Comes Just Before Deadline; Nation All  Set to Turn to Planes and Busses

Fliers Find Wrecked (-45 Craft   Army Officer, Doctor View Wreckage From Plane Over Mountains

US Airmen Burned Alive By Japanese   Three Carried Groaning Into Crematorium

LIERS BURNED ALIVE BY JAPANESI   U.S. Military Commission Given Eyewitness Account of B-29 Crew’s Fate.

Navy Release: Four: 21 Gei Out of Army   Philip D. Caine, Naval Lieutenant, Among Discharaees

30 Veterans Discharged Over Week-Ene   Navy Releases Four, ‘Three, Officers; 26 Out of Army

TRUMAN ASKS STALIN TO AID IN FOOD CRISIS   Hoover Will Amplify Report By Radio At 10 Tonight

RUSSIA'S FOOD AID IS SOUGHT   President Reveals He Has "Been In Touch With Stalin

Seek Soviet Aid In Food Crisis  Truman Has Been i in flamtnet VAS ich Cantina

CHURCHUL TALK FAVORED IN PART BY CONGRESSMEN   Most Agree on Seriousness of Russian Expansion but Not on How to Halt it   ALL COOL TO ALLIANCE  Solons Feel UNO Machinery Should Be Utilized for Settling Differences

Capital Cold To Churchill Suggestion   Leaders, However, Agree On Need To Halt Red Expansion

‘Congress With Churchill On Need To Halt Reds But Opposed To Alliance

Churchill's  Alliance  Plan Hit Churchill’s Plan Draws Criticism:   Churchill’s Plan Draws Criticism; Most Fovor Full Trial For UNO

U. S. Solons Snub Military Alliance   Agree With Churthill On Stopping Red Expansion

Capital Leaders Cool to Churchill Plea for Alliance   Agree Russia Must Be Stopped, But Favor Settlement Through UNO   CONGRESS APPROVES MOST OF HIS TALK   Former Premier’s Address Said to Have British Gov ernment Sanction

NEW DEALERS ASSAIL TALK’S MPERIALISW   Agree Atomic Secrets \lust Be Kept Until UNO Secure

Aoree On Stopping Russian Expansion   Legislators Frown On  Churchill's Alliance

‘HE WHO GIVES... FEEDS THREE’  Farmer Passes $1030, Corn To Starving Europe

Youth Ends His Life To  Escape Cops   ‘Arsenal’ Found in Room Of Self-Styled Hero Sought as Suspect.

Rep. May Will Testify Before Group Tomorrov   Interceded Twice For Son of Murray Garsson

Reveal May Interceded  For Garsson’s  Soldier Son   War Department Says Court Martial Wasn’t Influenced By Action of the Representative

Army Says May Intervened In Garsson Trial   Sent Letters To Gen. Fisenhower

May lntervened In Court-Martial Of Garsson’s Son   War Department Says He Made Leniency Plea to Gen. Eisenhower   TO TESTIFY BEFORE SENATE COMMITTFE   Congressman, Implicated in War-Profit Scandal, Agrees to Talk

May Aids GarssonSon After Court-Martial   Intervened In Army Sentence Of Captain Who Disobeyed Command Of Superior Officer

BARES AID TO GARSSON'S SON   Says May Intervened With Eisenhower During Court Martial of Captain.

May Went to Aid  Of Court-Martialed Son of Munitions Maker Murray Garsson

New Evidence Shows He Intervened Twice for Soldier Son of Garsson

“May to Appear Friday to Testify in His Own Behalf: Went to Bat For Dismissed Officer Son of Garsson

May Tried to Influence Army Iria   Eisenhower's Influence Asked for Munitions Manufacturer's Son

CONGRESSMAN NILL MERT COMMITTEE   Democratic. Chairman Will Explain His Combine Affiliations

Not Swayed By May      Army Says Letters Had No Influence In Garsson Trial

May Said to Have Intervened in Court Martial of Son of Garsson, Convicted of Disobeying Order

May Twice Intervened With iE isenliower For Garsson’s Son   Latter Was Court Martialed And Convicted; Letter To General Faifed To Mate Imnressian

Mississippi River Today Is Dividing Line For Nation’s Cold Front

cinergency Order in N.Y. is Lifted   Prospects Are Good For Settling Strike Of Taohaat Warkere

Settlement of Tug ‘Strike Hinges on Wage Conference   Emergency Ban Lifted in  New York; Schools Remain Closed

O'DWYER LIFTS HIS EMERGENCY DECREE INN Y.   Bands. Stores And Factories Are Reopened After 18 Hours Closing

‘Schools Remain Closed _ Conditions improved—Plan to Submit Points for Arbitration, 

NEW YORK’S SITUATION TS EASED —   Most Business Places Reopen As Fuel Oil Arrives

Canadian Plot “Spilled Over’ To U.S., Belief   For Diplomatic Reasons, Aloof Attitude Taken

‘PINK PROFESSORS’   New Session Plans to Probe Educational Institutions -

‘Pink Professors, Radio, Film Reds Set for Probe   Rankin’s Un-American Activities Committee Sees Subversive Plot

BIG FOUR MINISTERS ADJOURN   Complete Peace Treaties for Five Satellite Nations

Big Four Ministers End New York Mee   Three-Month Recess To Prepare for Moscow Conference on German Peace Treaty Begins

BIG FOUR END LONG SESSION, START RECESS   Will Meet In Moscow Next March 10 To Work On Treaties

Council Argues Charge Lodged Against Greece   British Declare Ukraine Failed To Make Case

BRITISH BL, RUSSIANS  GREEKS CH   Cadogan Says Ukraine's Complaint Nothing But Propaganda

Says Ukraine Has Failed to Make Case   Complaint Before United Nations Flayed by Briton

Charges Against Greece Assailed by Great Britain   Sir Alexander Cadogan Denounces Ukraine’s Complaint to U.N. As “Unbridled Propaganda”—-Says Airing of Such Accusations Before Council Wil! Bring It Into Disrepute— Defends Presence of Tommies In Greece.

UKRAINE FOR GREEK ACTION      Charge ‘Propaganda’ As UN Schedules New Session

BRITISH ENVOY RAPS UKRAINE   Declares Charges Against Greece Propaganda Are Without Foundation

Great Britain Scores Charge geins! Greece   Ukraine Complaint is De. nounced as “Unbridled Propaganda”

Red Complaint Is CLaounced As Propaganda   British Delegate Assails Case by Ukraine Defends Presence of Troops; Council to Hold Secret Meeting Today

AF VUELU UAL  U. N. Charges By Ukraine   Says Complaint Against Greece is ‘Unbridled  Pronacanda’

Senate BansOP4 Meat Controls —   ‘ ‘Action Tears Holesin Compromise. Leaders Predict Truman Veto —

Milk May Be Included Barkley Says   O’Daniel Plans New Fight To Kill OPA ° By Tacking On FEPC

Moves Made To Exempt Other Items   Some Senators See New Truman Veto If Action Sticks; Milk,DairyProducts Also May Be Added

Administration Dealt Stunning Reverse on OPA   Poultry and Eggs And Foods Made From Them Also Included

Poultry, Eggs Also Exempted  By 49-26 Vote   Wherry Proposal Accepted O’Daniel Again Warns

Action Tears Holes in Pending Bill   Administration Hit Severe Blow in Its OPA Battle

Controls On Poultry And. Eaas Also Off   New Blows At Legislation Seen As Solons Study Opposition Changes

Action Fills Compromise OPA Bill Full of Holes, Second Veto Is Foreseen

NEWEST BLOW STUNS MOST OPA LEADERS   Senate Votes to Outlaw Ceilings on  Meat, Poultry, Eggs

Action Seen As Defeat for °  Administration   Veto Predicted if : Truman Gets New OPA Bill in Present Form —

FUTURE PRICE CEILINGS FOR MEAT BEATEN   Senate Also Outlaws Controls On Poultry, Eggs And By-Products   O'D ANIEL PROMISES TO OUT TALK MEASURE

Senate Action by 49-26 Vote Tear Big Hole in OPA Compromise Bill: See Veto If Conditions Unchanged   Prohibitions Against Ceilings on These Foods  Offered by Senator Wherry, Supported by Repnublicane Soma Demacente

SENATE VOTES TO CHANGE NEW OPA PROPOSAL   Meat, Poultry, Eggs Eliminated From Price Ceilings

POULTRY, EGt CEILINGS OUT OF NEW BILL   Vote Is a Stunning Blow to Hopes of the Administration for Reviving the OPA.   NEW TRUMAN VETO SEEN BY SOLONS   O’Daniel Renews Threat of Filibuster — Taft Blasts at Porter and Bowles.

ACTION TEARS BIG HOLES IN OPA MEASURE   Believed to Pave Way For Exemption Of Other Products

Poultry, Eggs and Fovod Made From Them Also Freed From opa_ by Vote of 49 to 26.

Poultry, Egg, Meat Ceiling Is Outlawed   Senate Votes 40 To 26 To Eliminate Products’ Price Control   TRUMAN EXPECTED TO VETO ACTION   Barkley Presses For Test Vote; O' Daniel Threatens Filibuster

Outlaws Any Ceiling On Basie Foods   Price Control Off Meat, Pouliry, Eggs: Administration Hirt

BERSERK _OFFICER SLAYS DOCTOR IN WILD GUN DISPLAY   Brown Palace Hotel Lounge i: Scene af Shooting by Pacific War Vet

@Phony Family? “Case Of Phantom Children”  Has New York Judge Baffled

Believes Santa Claus:Should Go Modern, Shave Off. Long Whiskers, Streamnfine Stock

ANTI-OGLING LAW LOSES IN DETROIT   Feo Canadian Girls Refuse Te Press Charges Against Four  Worer Wiehimugdercc

a aOR eR aE S Column   Atmosphere Would Be Cleared ‘If Russia Would Voice Her- Aims

ANNOUNCEMENT THAT TRUMAN, STALIN WON'T MEET TO SIGN PACT NOT VERY SURPRISING

Conference Big 3M ight Prove Good   Things Have Gone From Bad to Worse Sinee Truman Said He Was Not Planning To Meet Stalin; Situ. ation Mighty Serious

2 O C_...7 0 C7 OL an ccktiscaN  (Contartourso)   SURE, WE COULD PAY

Russian Envoy Leaving Greece  On Election Eve   Viewed As Protest t Actions Taken in Pre paration for Vote O1 Monarchy.

Russian Envoy Quits Greece As Turmoil Mounts  .U. S. Naval Force Arrives In Ports

TURMOIL MOUNTS AS GREEKS READY TO GO TO POLLS   Impending Departure of Sovict Ambassador Adds to Confusion of Nation

Russian Ambassador Prepares To Leave Country; U. S. Naval Forces To Lend Moral Support.      SUNDAY VOTE MAY SEAT KING GEORGE

Greece’s Turmoil Grows as Russian Diplomat Departs   Expected Return of King to Throne Given as Main Reason

Turmoil Marks. Eve Of Nation's Plebiscite   No Diplomatic Break Between Countries Seen, Election To Return King George To Throne

Comes In Midst of  Turmoil Over Plebiscite Expected To Return King to Throne

REPORT SOVIET AMBASSADOR TL LEAVE GREECE   Move On Eve Of Plebiscite Brings New Speculation

OF ENVOY ADDS TO GREEK WOES   Diplomatic Turmoil Mounts As Nation Gets Set For Sunday Plebiscite

Soviet Envoy Asks For Visa  To Leave Greece   Relations Are  More Tanoled

Te ension In Greece   Russian Departs As World Troubles Focus On Athens _.

Red Ambassador To Greece Departs On Plebiscite Eve  _ Move Not Interpreted As An Outright Break ‘In Greek-Red Relation

NATION ON EVE OF PLEBISCITE   People Are Expected To Return King George II To Throne   DISPLEASES SOVIETS

Red To Leave, Greek Turmoil Is Complicated   Nation Faces Tough FPvoblems On Eve Of Plebiscite

Turmoil Seen In Return Of Grecian King   Pending Departure Of Red Envoy Complicates Diplomatic Relations

GREECE SNARED IN WORLD NET   Country In Diplomatic Turmoi! On Eve Of Vote

RUSSIA’S ENVOY T0 QUIT GREECE   indications Are Nation Wil Vote for King, Opposed By the Soviets

~-GREECE—  Red Envoy Will Quit Greek Post  Vote For Return INE Kae Penwantor

Return Of King Expected After Greek Election   No Explanation Is Given Far Action Of Soviet Ambussador On Eve. OF Plebescite   Jail Editors For Anti-Red Stories      U. &. Warships Ow Scene Cited As Support Of Greece In Current Political Fight

Soviet Envoy Adds. Turmoil. To Greek Vote   impending Departure Complicates: Situation On Eve of Plebiscite

Russian Move Makes Greece Storm Center   Russian Ambassador Asks for Visas for Himself and Family To Leave Greece

!Pending Departure Of Soviet Ambassador Complicates Tangled Greek Foreign Relations On Eve Of Election

Diplomatic Row Centers  In Greece   Departure of Ambassador From Russia, Scheduled Arrival of U.S. Ships Factora in Turmoil

Eve of Election Stirs Political Aspect of Vote   Department of Ambassador Not a Sign of Breaking Off Diplomatic Relations

Red Ambassador Departure From Greece Complicates Turmoil On Election Eve

Ambassador Of Russia to  Leave Greece   Diplomatic Turmoil On Eve of Plebiscite Complicated—Expect Return of King Georg

REDS CALLING AMBASSADOR FROM GREECE   Highlights Mixed Situation on Greek Foreign Relatiots

‘Return Of King George II To Greek Throne Almost Certain. ...  Soviet Ambassador Leaves Greece

Soviet Envoy And Family To Leave Greece   King Expected To Be Returned To Throne In Vote

RED ENVOY — T0 DEPART FROM GREECE   Action Complicates Diplomatic Turmoil in Nas tion, on Eve of Plebiscite Which May Return King George.

New Complication Hits Greek Deal   Plebiscite Due on Return of George I!

CLAIMS SPAIN NAZI PARTNER   Izvestia Says Franco Took Actual War Part Under Mask of Neutrality

FSA COMMITTEE HOLDS MEETING   Earl Jerome, of Browning, Is New Member of the Commit

U.S. MAY HAVE TO HELP AVERT STARVATION IN EUROPE FOR 3 .. MORE YEARS. PRESIDENT SAYS

UNITED STATES MAY HAVE TO AID WAR TORN AREAS   President Truman Told This to a Youth Conferenee.   MAY REQUIRE 3 YEARS   It Will Take That Time fer Those Countries to Get on Their Feet.

FIGHT TO 6 STARVATION TO LAST 2 YEARS   ‘Truman Informs Youth Food _ Conference of Long-Range Program Overseas

Fewer Women  Seek Election  To Congress Step Aside For  War Veterans

Fewer Women Seek Election  Than In 1944   Political Leaders Say Dro} Is Due to Fact They “Step Aside” For Veterans

WAS FINED $50   Arthur Duncan Was Convicted of Striking Prisoner ™

Claim $244,000 Embezzlement 0 Rail Union Funds   Injunction Filed In Baltimore Court; Accuse Agent Of Coercing Witnesses

$44,000 Shortage laid to Agent Of A. FL. Union   Hutcheson’s Aide Accused in  Injunction Action

Senate Puts Next Move Up  To Governor   Texas Upper House Gets Quorum, Then Notified Stevenson

General Urges U. 8: to Continue ' To! Strive to Bring About ---Eitmipation of War

SAYS WE MUST NOT GIVE UP PEACE HOPES   Declares U. S. Must Struggle for Full Elimination of War

Must Strugele Thr ‘ough U. N To End Wars   Task is Not Easy Eisenhower  Tells V. F. W.

VEN to TOLD NATION NEEDS TO BE PATIENT   Eisenhower Says War Must Be Eliminated Thru UN Effort.

Patient Struggle For Peace Urged   Eisenhower Says Task Of Eliminating War Requires Leadership

Gen. Eisenhower Assert: U.S. Struggle For Peace Must Be Throuah The UN

U.S. Must Struggle For Elimination Of War Through UN Even Though Our Patience Wears Thin, Gen. Eisenhower Says

Continuationof Peace Struggle Urged By ‘Ike’   Must Seek Elimination of War Through United Nations

TO ELIMINATE WAR   Eisenhower Counsels U. S to Struggle for Peace — iru U.N.   AT V.F. W. CONVENTION

America Must — Fight to Eliminate War—Eisenhowet   Task Is Not Easy, Army Chief Tells VFW Delegates

Eisenhower Calls For Patience In UN Effort   Nelson Warns Against Widening Military Influence

Ceilings on Cattle and Hoas Fixec   Porkers Go Under $16.25 A Hundred and Cattle $20.25 at Midnight.

Ceiling Off Many Farm  Commoditie:      Secretary Anderson Takes Quick Action to Draft Program according to New OPA Law

Farm Products Price Ceilings Are Removed   Controls Remain On Commodities In Short Supply

OPA Announces New Big List Ceiling-Free*"oods, Also Short-Supply “ible

COAL CRISIS IS LAID TO ‘NEW DEAL CHICKENS:   Republican Campaign Director Predicts Great  GOP Sweep

FRED ALLEN DIED OF HEART ATTACK   Funeral Friday for Husband of Alice  Poeckes

Peace Hope Disclosed As Navy Lines Up Men To Hanale U.S. Vessels

NAVY GETS SET TO OPERATE U. S, MERCHANT FLEET   Marine Firemen De.  cide to Offer Com promise to Shipowners

Compromise Sought In Ship Strike   Navy Prepares to Take Ov. er if Negotiations Fail to Halt Strike

Forrestal  Readies Navy for Strike   Marine Firemen Offer Compromise; 6 C1O Unions Are Firm

MFU Submits Compromise Measure   Demands Revised As Navy Prepares To Man Fleet

CIO Ship Workers Hold Out   Congress Threatens Inquiry Into National Dispute

Adequate Defense Urged by V.F.W.  eee On er ne   Former Commander Addresses Veterans

Adequate Defense Urged by V.F.W.   Former Commander Addresses Veterans

Navy Captain Calls Upon Veterans For Defense Aid  — VEW Eneampment  Will Clese With Blection

Their Candidate Says ‘No’ California GOP Leaders Boom Warren For Presidential Post

Governor Warren Insists He Does Not Seek G. O. P. Nomination for President

WARREN DENIES HE'S CANDIDATE   Wishes Friends Would Stop Pushing Him For President

Truman Against Congressmen in On Fact-Finding   Not Practical For Them To Hear Labor Disputes, He Says

NOTHING NEW IN LEWIS’ DEMAND  FOR INDUSTRY-SUPPORTED FUND TO’ BENEFIT ITS UNION EMPLOYES

VA OFFICE HERE ASSISTS 2,390 WETS SINCE DEC.   ‘A Total of 279 Veterans Served by The VA During The Month of June.

Russian, U. S. Cive-and-Take Inspires U. N.   Conciliatory Spirit Opens Disputed Veto Issue Ta Ceneral Dehate

N. Y. Reeling As Truckers Reject Truce   1,000 Stores Close, Unemployment Facec By Million and Half

Truck Strike Forees ¢ dosing Of Food Stores   Unemployment In New York Will Reach 1.500,000 By Week-end

Officials Report No End Visible In 16-Day Tieur   More Than 1,500,000 May Be Idle By End of Week, Is Estimate

Truckers Have N. Y. On Ropes   1,000 Stores Close; Committee Sees Little Hope for Early Settlement

1000 NEW YORK PLACES ARE CLOSED   Truckine Strike Causes Business Houses to Lock Up

New York Reels Under Impact of Truckers Strike   Two Grocery Chains Close 740 Stores for Want of Food to Sel!

NEW YORK HARD HIT BY TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE   More Than 1,000 Busines: Houses Are Forced To Close

SECRETARY IN. CONTACT TODAY WITHTRUMAN   AMERICAN DELEGATION’ aN PARIS DISAPPOINTED THAT . WALLACE _WAS._NOT_ OUSTED BY PRESIDENT   By. INTERNATIONAL NEWS . , SERYVICRH

BYRNES GIVE PRESIDENTIAL REASSURANCE   Told U. S. Policy Unchanged After Deal With Wallace

CLAIM PLANTS ~— OWE MILLION   CREDITORS ASK RECEIVER BE APPOINTED FOR TWO OF GARSSON COMPANIES

PARTY SLATES ARE OPPOSED   Some Opposition Will Be Accorded Candidates Of Major Parties

Europe Is Tired, Hungry and Gloomy; People Simply Want:to Be Let Alone

wr Parley fudies Plans  For Reparations   Italian Commission Told Yugoslav Control Would Insure “Stable Trieste’’

Czechoslovakia Lends Backing To Yugoslavia In Port Claim   Paris ‘Hears Trieste Would Brew Trouble  Under ‘Free’ Banner

Job for All  Vets, Plea of Gen. Bradley Declares Figlit Will Not Be Ended Until  mid... ..oesst hh ek

SUPERHIGHWAY IS LISTED IN COUNTY BUDGET   ‘Westmoreland Commissioners To Plan Millage For Damages Arising From Road

Legislature’s Setup Dented   G. 0. P. Gains Senate Seat. 9 in House

lransport Plane With 32 Aboard Is Being Hunter   Marine Corps Transport Plans Is Missing In Western Washington   WAS ENROUTE FROM GAN DHYNIFGOD CAT,

32 ARE FEARED DEAD IN CRASH OF BIG PLANE   Search Crews Hunting For Missing Marine Corps Transport Ship

State Trooper Shot in Arm By Ex-Convict  Wi... ea... we se.   Who Then Fled in Patrolman’s Car; Patrol Cars Alerted

Wounds State: Trooper, Flees In Patrol Car.   Desperate Ex-Convict Hunted: Throughout Southern: Missouri

AN EX-CONVICT SHOOTS TROPER AT LEBANON, MO,   Was Being Taken to Court House’ When He Grabbed Patrolman’s Gun.   WAS SHOT THROUGH ARM   Fled In State Highway Patrol Car; the Alarm Was Sounded.

Pu-Yi Had Choice Of Being Puppet Or Being Killed   Last Of Manchu Rulers Clams ‘Gun-in-Back’ Proposition From Japanese

NEW DELHI SCENE OF VIOLENT RIOTING   VON PAPEN NOW LIKES PEACEFUL ROLE

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Von Panen’s Anneal   Steel Fabrication   Returns to Tehran

Only Strikes Limit Junking War Powers.   Fast Dying OPA Becomes Only Memory Under New Plan To Speed Passing of Many Bureaus

New Agency To Replace OPA, Gther Bureaus   Fleming to Head Office Of Temporary Controls

Truman Welds Control Units Into New Body   Will Take Over OPA, CPA Functions; Steelman Named

U.S. Bureaus Consolidated In Shakeup  By President   OPA, CPA, 2 Others In One Temporary, Small Agency  Under Gen. Fleming

Vast Shakeup Provides for Small Bureau   Only Strikes Kept Him from Junking All. Savs President

OPA Is Merged With Other Agencies In Vast Shakeup   Small New Agency Headed By Gen. Fleming Created By President—Office of War Mobilization Terminated

Truman Merge:  Controls Into  Single Agency President Says Only  Strikes Block Entire ' Junking of Powers

VAST FEDERAL  WAR BUREAUS TOBE JUNKED   SMALL OTC AGENCY TAKES OVER FEW CONTROLS LEFT

War Controls Consolidated By Presiden   Femporary Agency Namex To Liquidate OPA,  Onhee Pawera

FEDERAL AGENCIES WITH WAR POWERS ARE CONSOLIDATED   Truman Merges OPA, CPA and Other Offices—Major General Fleming Placed in Charge.   WAGE BOARD MARKED FOR LIQUIDATION   War Mobilization and Reconversion Setup Abolished— Steelman Named President’s Assistant.

Merges OPA, CPA And Others “In ‘Temporhry Agency With Fleming Appointed As Head.

Waynesburg Has Dry Day   Rainmaker Fails Town On Traditional Day For Rain, On Mondav

War Reparations Sought of Japan   ‘Practical Policy’ Seen in Washington

TENTATIVE VOTE LIFTS DRAFT AGE   Teller Vote Favors Setting Limit At 20 Years —

Higher Draft Age Debated in House   May of Military Committee Opposes ction  ‘Under 20   DRAFT HOLIDAY URGED   Das Extension Meaning‘less If Age Is Changed,  Says Andrews

Minimum Age Raised from 18 To 20 by Vote Of 195 to 96   ‘Wrong to Put Children in Army,’ Says Representative May

Sets Minimum Age At 20; 6-Months Holiday Proposed   May Asks Congress To Give Voluntary Enlistment A Chance

Prints the News Tells the Truth   May Assails Induction of ‘Children’  Amendment _ s Subject

SUBJECT TO ROLL CALL VOTE LATER   ‘Induction Holiday’ Also Contested Hotly In Draft Bill

House Votes tc Susnend Draft  wuwyw en a en   Induction of Teen-Age Youths Also Is Banned, Subject to Later Veritication; Stiff Fight Brewing on Whole Measure

}  5-Month ‘Holiday Accepted, 149-127   .. Discussion Of Service Pay Hikes Blocked

TENTATIVE APPROVAL  ALSO GIVEN BAN ON  TEEN-AGE INDUCTION FIVE. MONTH RECESS OF  CALLS FAVORED; HOT FIGHT ON EXTENSION

Vinson Plan Passes The Buck On Drafting to Truman; ‘Wrong To Put Children in Army’: May

House Votes Five Months’ Draft Holiday   Bans Teen-age Inductions Sets Draft Age at 2029 Inclusive

Increase to 20  Voted by House in Hot Debate   Amendment to Draft Extension Legislation Still Faces Formal Action

House Votes Ba on Daft  Taan. an am eg   Fight ts Regun on Six-Month ‘Holiday’ To Service Induction

Roll Call Slated Before Passage   May Proposal Would Set Induction Limits at 20 to 29: Final Action Expected Today

Another Amendment To Legislation On Draft Would Order Holiday Until October 15

Roll Cal Necessary for Passage   May’s Amendment to Raise Low Age to 20; Vote 195-96

Vote Subject To Roll Call   House Swings Into Hot Fight On 6-Month Induction Holiday

Plan to Bar Teen-Agers Wins Support   House Fight Over Whether To Qrder Six-Months’ Holiday and to Extend Program Under Way

House Approves Raising Minimum ‘Age to 20 Years   Amendment to Draft Lesislation

Would Ban Induction Of ’Teen-Agers   Tentative Action Favors Setting Draft Age Floor At 20 Years.

House Also Fixes Ages  At 20 to 29   Both Moves Tentative; Plan No Inductions  Until October 15.

EXTENSION il UP FOR PASSAGE THIS AFTERNOON   Rep. May’s Amendment Puts Induction Age at 20 to 29 Inclusive   ROLL CALL VOTE LATER   AULL VALL YUIE LATEn  Chamber Also Ballots Tentatively to Freeze Draft for Five Months

House Considers Bill Extending _  Selective Service   May Amendment Passeg. "195-96, Sets Induction Ages For 20 To 29

BAN INDUCTION OF TEEN-AGERS IN HOUSE BILL   Both Ballots Subject to Formal Roll Call; Holiday Is © Months

Holiday Also Approved Tentatively   inductions Would Be Halted for Five Months Under Plan

House To Raise  Draf tAge   Gives ‘Tentative Approval to Ban On *Teen-Age Dratt

Vote Draft Age of 20 to 29 Years   Vote on May Proposal Today Is 195 to 96—Final Action Expected Today

Russian Veto. Major Threat   Only Reds Oppose Any Kifid of Inquiry; Agreement Represents Crossing of Big Hurdle

FANGO CASE FACT FINDING: PY AN WIAPPE TI   Resolution by Three Nations Given UN Still Faces Russian Veto.

UN Resolution Calls for Study Of Franco Spait   Russian Veto Still Remains as Question Mark

UN Resolution Will Condemn Franco Spain   BULLETIN   SOFIA, April 26.— (UP) — Bulgaria broke off diplomatic relations with Spain last night.

COMPROMISE ON FRANCO CONSIDERED   UN Council Delays Action On Plan Over Weekend

Announcement Made Today As Session Opens   Australia, France,  Poland Make Move

Surprise Move By Australia, France And Poland; Council Adjourns After Fourteen Minute Session Until Next Monday   SEE CREATION OF FACT FINDING GROUP

THREE POWERS SEEK SPANISH PROBE FROM UN   Resolution Expresses Moral Condemnation of Franco Regime

FIVE-NATION FACT FINDING GROUP URGED   Australia, Poland, and France Agree on Proposal

U.N. Making  Headway on Spanish Job   Australia, France and Poles Get Together, But Reds Dubious.

UN Gets Plan for Franco Probe      Agreement Is Surprise But Reds May Veto It

FIVE-NATION FACT FINDING COMMITTEE IS SUGGESTED   Surprise Announcement Made at Morning UN Council Seasion

BIG 4 POWERS AGREE TO TELL TREATY DRAFTS   21-Nation Conference Convenes in Paris on European Peace Pacts

Byrnes Demands Proceedings Be Opened To Press   1,500 Delegates Gather Today At Luxembourg Palace

1500 Delegates Assemble Today For Peace Talk   Byrnes Urges Admission Of Press To Sessions; Yo Release Pact. Text

Treaties Of Peace To Be Made Public   Big Four Foreign Ministers Agree to Publication Tomorrow of Agreeméuacs 10F Axis Satellites.

World War Il Peace Parleys Open at Paris   1,500 Delegates of 21 Nations Gather for Momentous Task

Texts Of Treaties To  Be Publie   Byrnes Also To Urge Conference Be Wide Open To World Press

1500 Envoys Meet Today; Prayer Need Is Stressed   Texts Of Treaties  Will Be Published

N. Y. Has Worst Commercial  Log-Jam in History; President Says Labor Dept. Working Hard AndThatHe May Act Personally

Walkout Gives New York Worst Commercial LogJam In History   Railroads Impose lreight Kmbargo   Truman May Intervene To Restore Shipping If Negotiations Fail

Railroad Embargo ls Called   Maritime Walkout Over shadows Other Developments On Labor Front

AFLUnions Call Strike  Of Seamen   Vessels Idle In Port On Both Coasts As Government Attempts  To End Waikout

Strikes Again Plaguing Nation   Shipping Tie-Up Hits New York Because Of Maritime Dispute

NAZI SLAUGHTER ORDER DISCLOSE!   COURT TOLD GERMANS WERE ORDERED TO TAKE NO PRISONERS IN BULGE.

TWO CITIES IN CONNECTICUT. OPPOSE CHOICE FOR UNO SITE   FORMAL PROTESTS MADE BY STAMFORD AND GREENWICH -AGAINST RECOMMENDATION FOR WEAD- — QUARTERS

Enur Percoan<c Iniured as Two Boats Expolode   St Poul Teachers’ Strike in Fifth Week

TEACHERS STILL OUT ON STRIKE   ‘No Strike’ Pledge Latest Issue In St. Paul Fight Now In Fifth Week

TURNER LEADING BY 19,000 VOTES   JONES IS SECOND, GILMER THIRD IN OKLAHOMA GUBERNATORIAL RACE.

League Asks Removal OPA Meat Control   Want Municipal Employes Under Social Security

Municipal League Urges End of Meat Controls By OPA   Carthage Mayor Elected Head of Missouri Group

They Strike In Wild Western Fashion  Missouri Bank Is Robbed Of $5.400 By Reckless Bandits

‘GUINEA PIGS’ TO THEIR DEATH  ~ Nazis Experimented On: ~ Victims Until They Died

WHEELER SEEN AS INDEPENDENT   Defeated: Montana Sena‘tar May Make It A Three-Man Race

Senator Wheeler Being ‘Urged. To Run As An Independent Candidate.

Senate, House ‘Naval Chairmer  Ficht Merger   Advise Sec. Forrestal Not To Compromise With See. Patterson

NAVY GROUPS FIGHT SINGLE DEFENSE UNIT   Advise Forrestal Not To Accept Merger Compromise

Congressmen Say Merger  [Is Doomed  Walsh and Vinsor In Blunt Attack

ARMY AND NAY) UNION FAILS TO GET ACTION   Powerful Senate and House Committees Disapprove Move

Congress Sef Against Union Of Army, Navy  Leaders Warn. No Approval Du

Walsh, Vinson Oppose Single  Defense Agency   Forrestal Advised Not to Enter Into Any Plan With Patterson

ONE DEAD, EIGHT HURT IN DETROIT ld ed   Second Storm To-Hit City Is Two: Weeks

SECOND TWISTER STRIKES DETROIT   One Dead and Eight Hurt, Heavy Loss in Wake Of Storm

DETROIT HIT  BY TORNADO   SECOND TWISTER IN TEN DAYS STRUCK WINDSOR AND CROSSED RIVER DURING NIGHT

Second Tornado Descends Upon  Part Of Detroi   Storm Of Last Night Occasions Heavy Damage In Industrial Area   TORNADO LASTS FOR THREE MINUTES

SEN. M KELLAR PILES UP LEAD   Senate Veleren Rolls Up Comfortable Margin In Tennessee Voting

McKellar Has Sizeable Lea   Veteran Senoter Ahead of C!l0-Backed Edward  Carmack

NEGRO SUSPECT HELD BY POLICE   Admits “Circumstances” in Missouri Killing

F ighting Now Rages in All  Chinese Areas   Peace Negotiations Declared To Be Entirely Deadlocked

Fighting Spreads All Over China   Communist-Chiang [alk Reach No Agreement

shared by government officials. Chinese Negotiations In Complete Deadlock

FIGHTING 1S BREAKING OUT AGAIN   Pessimism Is Shared by Communists and Government Spokesmen Alike—New Flare-ups Reported in Manchuria.

PEACE OUTLOOK DARK FOR CHINA   N egotiations Deadlocked Fighting Breaks Out In New Sectors

Chinese Red Says Situation Worse  ‘Claims Negotiations Tightly Deadlocked

MOVE TO KILL SUBSIDIES FAILS   Senate CoCmmittee Rejects: Capehart Proposal 

Senate Committee Considers Future  Of Food Subsidies   Anderson Runs Price Ceilings

MOTION TO END FOOD SUBSIDIES IS VOTED DOWN   July 1 Consumer Proposal Vetoed By Senate Banking Group

Food Subsidies Given Attention Of Senate Grour   OPA Sces Meat Price Rising mix Cents A Pound -I Assistance Is Removed

Food Subsidy Killing Motion Handed Defeat   Move To End Consumer Price Subsidies Turned Down Bv Committee.

Have Death Formula For O. P. A.  Propose Anderson As Czar Of Food Prices

OTHER MOVES STILL BEFORE SENATE GROUP   Taft Now Proposes To Cut Off OPA’s Subsidies Jan. 1

DEFEAT MOTION 10 END CONSUMER PRIGE SUBSIDIES   Lost By Vote of 11 to 7 In Senate Banking Committee Today.   ITHE DATE WAS JULY 1   It Would Have Exempted Other Subsidies Now Paid on Copper, Rubber.

SOLONS STUDY FOOD SUBSIDIES   Give Anderson Complete Rule on Commodity Prices

Food, Farm Control Set by Committee   Subsidies Running At $1,600,000,000

Attempt to Halt Food Subsidy Payments Loses  Program to Reduce Such Payments  Be Bietecks coe cece

Senate Studies Measure fo End Food Subsidies   Anderson Rules Food and Farm Commodity price

Senate Group Starts Study of Subsidies   Figures Largely in Plan for Extension of OPA Legislation

FOOD SUBSIDY FATE. STUDIED   (Senate Committee Gives Anderson Full Say On Food Ceilings

Attempt to Halt Food Subsidy Payments Loses  Program to Reduce Such Payments Is Being Planned

FBI To Stay Out Of City Police Probe   Agency Must Have Evi: dence That Federal Law Has Been Violated °

Child Feared Dead TnL. A. Kidnaping   Neighbors Fail to Identify Suspects

Truman Hints at Railroad Seizure to Avert Strike   Million Now Idle and Thousands Added to List Each Hour

WESTINGHOUSE SETTLEMENT HINTED NEAR   Status of “White Collar” Workers Seems Major Issue Now In Strike.

Vote On Cotton Price Measure Expected Soon; Dairy Controls Ousted

Senate Will Be Asked For Funds   Money Will Go To Many Civil  Functions

Democrats Shun Communist Vote  Daoalitical Writorc   Political Writers “See” Republican Gains in Congress

Name Calling Stage ReachedInCampaign   Democrats Try To Give Communists To GOP, But Taft And Others Refuse Their Support

Rival Leaders Making Final Bid For Votes   DemocratsAndRepublicans Resort To Name-Calling As Election Draws Near

[UNIQUE IN POLITICS  John Sparkman To Be Elected To Both Houses Of Congress  His Vote Possibly Could Determine Which Den ot., WI Oa

Lewis Sees Krug  But Holds Silence   TWA Settlement Plans Bog Down

ILEWIS’ STAND AWAITED  Talks In Mine Workers Disoufe To Be Resumed

Union Officials, Krug Hold Meet  Lewis Is Silent on Contract Demands

Lewis Silent _  - After Parley   Will Meet Again With Krug Today at 2:50 P. ML

Draft Issue Will Be Aired   New York Democrats and Republicans Raise Issue at Two Party Conventions

PARTIES TO PICK N.Y, CANDIDATES   Doors Opened For “Draft” Movements In Both Major Party Gonventions Tuesday.

Political Parties Plan Conventions  In N.Y. Tomorrow   Candidates For Governor And Senate In Several States To Be Chosen In Primaries This Week

Russia Accused Of “Clubbing” Little Powers   Minister From Australia Raps Reds’ Molotoy

) Little Nations  Complain Big 4 Cracking Whip   Evatt Pounds Conference Table, Accuses Molotov Qu Rullvinge Tactica’

Truman Suggests ‘European Diet” For Americans Two Days a Week * During World-Wide Food Crisis   Cites Overeating and: Waste; C1O-PAC Echoes Lehman’s Proposal for Renewal of Wartime Food Controls as Meat Supply Hits Ration Level!

Truman Says Much of U.S. Overfed   President Recommends Substantial Cuts In Nation‘s Eating

Truman Says Most People Eat Too Much   Suggests Reduction h American Consumption To European Standards  Two Days a Week

Figures Show Nation's Meat Supply Is Sagging To Wartime Ration Level:

President Thinks It Would Be a Good Idea to Cut Food Consumption — to Help the Starving in Europe.

NATION'S MEAT SUPPLY NEARS RATION LEVELS   Do Not Expect Improvement of Supplies Until Early Fall

Truman Asserts Americans Eat Too Much; Suggests Two-Day-A-Week European Diet

SUGGESTS U. S. BE PLACED ON FUROPEAN DIET   Meat Shortage Will Continue Until Fall, Experts Say

Meat Supply In U.S. Sags   Declining Supplies to Be Divided Among Civilians, Forces, Foreign Needy

STANDARDS SUGGESTED   Abandoning of Rationing Mistake Savs Official

Meat Supply  Is Sagging Toward Mark Of Wartime   Agriculture Chiefs Study Distribution

Wartime Ration Levels Reported By U. S. Leaders   ‘SERIOUS SITUATION AS "RESULT OF BLACK 7 MARKETS

America’s Eating Habits Criticised By Truman; Suggests “European” Diet

Americans Eat Too Much Says Truman; ‘Hints Reduced Diet   Doesn't Know Why U.S. “’Can’t Adopt European Rations Two Dave a Weeks

2-Day Diet Asked To Conserve Food For Hungry World   U. S. Meat Supply Is Sagging To Ration Levels

President Asks Americans Cut  Food, Share It   Reduced Consumption During World Crisis

Suggests — Americans Try Dieting   Two Days a Week On European Diet Level  Good Idea, Says Tru-: man: Meat to New Lov

Truman Says Nation Can  Reduce Diet   President Approves Idea Of Going on European Schedule for Two Days Each Week in Crisis

IMPROVEMEN  NOT SEEN UNTIL FALL   Lehman Appeals For Renewal Of Consumer Rationing

FORESEE SAG IN  MEAT SUPPLY TO  WARTIME LEVELS LEHMAN CALLS OUT  ANEW FOR CURBS TO - MEET NEEDS ABROAD

Little Increase Expected Before Early Autumn   Declining Volume Being Divided In Three Divisions

Meat Supply Lower Until Coming Fall   President Urged to Immediately Renew Wartime Controls

Europe's Rations Favored For US. “2 Days Weekly   Truman, Says Americans. _Eating Teo Much Food; Meat Supply. Very Low

Low Meat Supply to Stay Thro Summer, Washington Fears   Adverse Forecast Brings Rumors of Resumption of Rationing

Meat Supply Sageing to Ration Levels   Lehman Appeals for Renewal of Consumer Rationing

MEAT SUPPLY SAGS; RELIEF SEEN BY FALL   Agriculture Department Says Supply Down To Wartime Ration Figure

We Eat Too Much--Truman   Suggests Cutting Food To Low European Standards Two Days a Week

Truman Favors 2-Day-a-Week  Famine Diet for Americans  President Says Most People in U. S. Pk Pam hdr xed Alen Wacta Paad

U. S. Meat Supply At  Low Level   Agriculture Department Says Reservoir Of Meat Is Sagging To Wartime Rations

FAVORS 2-DAY PER WEEK FAST FOR AMERICANS   Truman Likes Idea of Placing U. S. on European Diet Twice Weekly

Appeals Heard For Return To War Rationing   Per Capita Quota For Civilians Is Lacing Naw Cur

TRUMAN URGES AMERICA ‘DIET 2 DAYS A WEEK   Feels ‘European Standard Suggestion Would Help Ease World Crisis

‘Sagging Meat Supply Of Nation May Remain Low Until Early Fall Months

 Fight On County Unit Election System In Georgia Fails In Supreme Court; Summer ‘Backlog Of Appeals Cleared By Justices

Judges Refuse to Hear Attack On State Plan   Case Brought After Talmadge Won Nomination Without Majority

Justice Rutledge Favors A Review   .. Governor Nominated Without Majority Of Votes

[Reinforced Picket Lines In Pittsburgh Power Strike Are Broken By Reinforced Police

POLICE SCATTER POWER PICKETS   Company Names Arbitrator As Walkout Continues

Police Break Picket Line   Seek to Bar Duquesne Light Workers From Office

Duquesne Light Company Appoints Representative In Move For Arbitration

Independence Demands Are Discussed   Indonesian and Dutch Envoys Begin Discussions

INDOOR CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS LEGAL   21-State Dimout Not Meant Te Cover Holiday Decorations In Homes, CPA Head Says

FOURTH REPORT IN CHEST FUND CAMPAIGN MADE   Solicitation Work Is Progressing on Schedule — Final Meeting Thursday.

Ja on  jor Oldest Native:  Jowan   Mrs. Elizabeth Oldaker, 106 Is Now Leading

\Synthetic Butter Tastes Like Real Thing, Costs Less, Keeps Better

Notes on Housing Blues  Landlord Uses Hatchet On Door; © Family Moves House, Windmill

Democrat Due To Win in Argentina  Peron Is Believed Losing   Peron Is Believed Losing; Army, Navy Are in Charge

Tuck Expected To View Lake As Possibility _ For Park Site   Officials Of State To Attend Meeting At Claytor Aug. 26

Attempt To Avert Meat Strike   ‘CIO Officials Meet With U. S. Conciliators

ATTEMPTS 10 STOP Bla MEAT STRIKE   Union Leaders and Officials Meet In Hurried Conferences.

Black Mart  Pp. Ae iy : rings Fine   U.S. Army Captain Gets Stull Sentence

Compromise Plan For Rule of Triest Voted in Paris  Peace Conference Overrides Opposition Of Russian Bloc

TRIESTE PLAN IS APPROVED   Hotly Disputed Section Of Italian Pact Adopted Over Slavic Bloc

TRIESTE ISSUE IN TREATY GETS FINAL APPROVAL   Soviet Bloc Is Beaten By 15 To 6 Vote Of  Conference   RUSSIA HOLDS TO HER BIG FOUR AGREEMENTS

ITALIAN PEACE PACT APPROVED DESPITE SLAYS   Molotov Assails Trieste Scheme As Being Undemocratic

Russian Delegate Char« acterized French Com: _promise On Trieste As ‘Undemocratic’ Scheme

Disarmament  ~ Cry Is Raised        Sen. Pr  dings Demand: fent Lead War

DISARMAMENT MEET MAY BE CALLED SOON   Senator Tydings Says UNO Can Not Be  Trusted for Defense

ea Te ae a eee  TydingsCalls  For Parley on Disarmament   Taft Endorses Idea For Conference In Senate Debate

SOLON FEARS FOR UNO SUCCESS Senator Urges Immediate Call For World Disarmament Meet

Tydings Urges Disarmament Meet Be Called  U. S, Can‘t Trust UNO for Defense He Tells Senate.

SEN. TYDINGS URGES WORLD DISARMAMENT   Marylander Calls For President To Act To Avert An Atom War

Disarmament Conference  Is Demanded  Sen. Tydings Says   Sen. Tydings Says U.N. O. Unable to Protect Peace

Tydings Seek: Parley on  Disarmament  Taft Supports Plan To Strip World Of War Weapons

SENATOR TYDINGS ASKS CONFERENCE ON DISARMAMENT   ‘Urges Truman Issue Immediate Call for World Parley — Proposal Supported by Taft.   MARYLANDER SEES BIG ARMIES AS THREAT   Raps U. N. 0.’s Treatment of Atomic Bomb Situation as “Feeble, Fumbling and Ineffectual.”

Disarmament Conference Is Demanded   Sen. Tydings Says U.N. O. Unable to Protect Peace

Tydings Calls For Immediate Disarmament   Senator Asserts World Must Disarm As Only _ Safequard Of Peace

Tremendous Task Faces UNO, Lie Says, Taking Oath   New Secretry Sworn in as Meeting Prepares to Ad. journ in Week   BRITISH-RUSSIAN CONFLICT RAGES   No Immediate Remedy Seén In Breach Between Major Representatives

PENERAL OF UND   Security Council to Face Desion in Russian, British Mieaute

J-N Battle Dver Greece Continues   New Secretary Gives Pledges of Loyalty At Inauguration

NORWEGIAN INSTALLED AS.UNO HEAD      Trygve Gives. Pledge As He Becomes ... Sec’y-General

Order for Strike Stands: Truman’s  Appeal Ignored   ‘Hope Persists in Capital  That Walkout, 1st Since  1888, Can Be Averted   LAST-MINUTE ACT BY PRESIDENT SEEN   Survey Shows Majority of Key Union Members Will Go Out Today

Truman’s Fervent Plea Ignored; Union Heads Say Strike Call Stands

DISGRUNTLED WORKERS 10 LEAVE POSTS   Walkout Order for 5 P. M. (EDT) Still Stands, Union Leaders Declare.

Union Strike Call Stands  Despite Seizure   Engineers, And Trainmen Indicate Readiness To Rebuff Truman’s Appeal

Strike Order Stands Unchanged Despite Government Seizure   Only Unexpécted Orders From Two Union Presidents Can Prevent Tieup; But Public Continues To Buy Railroad Tickets.

Stands for. 4:00 Today           _PRESIDENT ORDERS SEIZURE §  “OUT IN DEFIANCE OF GOVERNMENT ©

Marshall Urges China Factions To Halt Warfare   Presidential Envoy Says Nation Faces ‘Greater Calamity’

ENVOY URGES CHINA TROOPS TO END CLASH   Marshall Declares Nation Facing Calamity

10 DEAD AND 43 HURT AS FIRE HITS HANGAR   More Bodies Are Hunted In Oklahoma City Disaster

BRITISH HOLD UP ILLEGAL ENTRY   Jewish Immigrants Detained    in Palestine :

Minnesota and Wisconsir Suffer From Cold; Chill Moves Eastward _

Miss Myrtle Scott Retires   Leaves Brown Shoe Com pany After 37 Years Employment

Boy Sobs Plea In Chum’s Killing   Murder Charge Against Hazlett Dropped

Wallace Shuts Up; He'll Talk Later   White House Denies “Deal” _ to’Secure Temporary _ Silence   “BIG DISPUTE GOES ON   ! Wallace to Remain in Cab» inet and No Issues Are Settled

Declares Truman Made No ‘Deal’  No Promise Made Wallace, Says Ross

Officials Say Temporary  Truce Does Not Settle Any of Basic Issues Raised

Bymes Dislikes Truman Stand on Policy Comments   State Secretary Not Yet Cer tain as to His Own Possible Action   MOVE MAY PUZZLE OTHERS, HE FEELS   Two Chief Advisors Also Displeased By Moratorium On Wallace Talks

” NO. DEAL--Secretary Made Own  Decision   White House Says No Horse Trading

Byrnes ‘Talks’ With President   Secretary And Truman Have Conversation By Teletype

— POLICY Cabinet Dispute Widens   Claim Truman Offered Nothing For Silence

Byrnes-Truman Hold Conference   Paris Reports Truce With Wallace Leaves Some Dissatisfaction.

TRUCE. ARRANGED WALLACE CURBED ABOUT SPEECHES   Truman and Secretary Hold Conversations by Teletype Today; Policy of Nation Concerned.   DOUBTS EXPRESSED ON COUNTRY’S STAND

Official Will Keep Still During Meet   Secretary Promises Not to Discuss U. S. Policy Further

No “Deal’’ Made, White House Says; Secretary  Accepts Conference Gag

TRUMAN TALKS WITH BYRNES: SAYS “NO DEAL”   Wallace Will Keep Mum Until Peace Conference at Paris ls Completed

President And Byrnes Have Chat   Details Of Trans-Ocean Talk Are Undiscl ‘sed; White House Denies "Deal’ With Wallace

WALLACE VOWS SILENCE UNTIL PARLEY CLOSES   Remains in Cabinet After Meeting With Chief Executive

No Wallace ‘Deal’ Says White House   President Made No Offer in Return for Secretary’s Silence, Newsmen Are Tald

‘Deal’ is Denied: Truman, Byrnes in Conversation   Commerce Setretary Decides To Accept ‘Gag’ After Parley

No Deal Made With Wallace - By President   Cabinet Member Agrees, How.ever, to Make No Speeches  “or Public Statements until Pore Corfore... Pod.

What They Said To Each Other Is Not Disclosed   First Exchange Since Wallace Speech

TRUMAN HAS “TALK” WITH SEC. BYRNES   President Communicates by Teletype for 20 Minutes, but Nature of Exchange of Words Is Not Revealed.

Secretary Agrees To Make No Speeches Until Peace Parley Concludes   Rumors Of Trade Denied By Ross   Any Statement On Cabinet Officer Decision Must Come From Him

Asserts Trum ne ‘Made No. D ie         Secretary — ; - Under ‘Presidential Gag “In: Foreign: Policy: Rov

Truman Confers With Byrnes By Paris Teletype   Cabinet..Officer Moves To Sidelines Under Foreign Policy ‘Gag’

“Deal” Charge In Quieting Wallace Denied   Secretary Agrees To Keep Silent Until Conference Ends

‘No Deal’ Made In Compromise   Joint Army-Navy Statement That U. S. Has No Thoug tt Of Making War On Russia Made Public By Truman After White House Talk

Ross Denies" ‘Deal’ Made With Wallace   Secretary Agrees to Keep  Quiet but White House _ Says There Is No ‘This  Or That’? Arrangement

lowan Stays In Cabinet: Keeps Quiet   Agrees Not to Make Any More Speeches on Am erican Foreign Policy

WALLACE MUST  KEEP MUM ON U. §. POLICIES   Secretary of Commerce Silences Himself After Rejecting Truman Proposal.   BULLETIN

White House Denies Deal  With Wallace   Press Secretary Ross Says No Truth In Talk Of Ar tnngement.

Byrnes Gets Report From White House   Wallace Submits To Presidential Gag On Foreign Policy

Byrnes Reported In Good Spirits After Conversation; No Details Are Revealed   Washington Merry-Go-Round  ‘Letter Shows Truman Proposed Inviting Stalin To Visit United States —

Truman Talks With Byrnes Over Teletype   Sec. Ross Would © Not Confirm They Discussed Wallace

No Wallace-Trumar Deal, Ross Asserts   Press Secretary Denies Absolutely Any Trading During Conference In Which Wallace Agrees To Be Quiet for Time

Ross Speaks On Meeting In Capital   Commerce Unit Head Agrees To Keep Quiet

Cabinet Row Goes On; Patterson and Forrestal Hit Talk   Deny Talk of Preventive War Against Russia By Letter

No More Talks During Peace Meet In Paris   Issues Raised By Cabinet Member Not Settled In Talks With President, Belief

Presidential Gag Is Put On Wallace   Foreign Policy Speeche: Halted; No Special ‘Deal With Truman.

Temperatures   Secretary to Keep Mum Until Conference Ends in Paris; Army and Navy Refute Charge of Advocating War With Russia

PRESIDENTIAL GAG STIFLES SEC. WALLACE   Dispute Started By Cabinet Member Rages Unabated Inside Administration Circles   NO WORD FROM BYRNES

slate Secretary Reported to Feel Prestige Damaged   No Plan For Action Yet Announced At Paris Parley

Commefce Secretary Decides to Keep  Quiet for Duration Of Peace Conference

Claim President Did Not “Deal” With Wallace In Order To Keep Him Still

Truman And Byrnes Confer By Teletype   Wallace Incident May Have Been  Discussed

Secretary Full Of Confidence in Policy Decision   Connally, Vandenberg Advises Him Against Precipitate Action

Wallace Will Keep Silent Temporarily   Military Disclaims Advocating: Attack On Russia; Wallace.Given ‘Support. -

‘No This for That,’ Terms Agreed Upon   Wallace, However To Be Silent Unti! After Paris Meet

Topic of Parley Not Given to Press By Secrefary Ross   Wallace Refuses Any More Comment On Policy Issue

Secretary Not To Get Anything To Stay ‘Gagged’   To Be Quiet On Foreign Policy Until Paris Peace Conference is Concluded

Predict Rise In Nation’s  Meat Supply   Farmers Selling: Caitle In Face Of Grain Shortage

NEW PEACE PACT LOOMS IN CHINA   t ‘Leaders Press for Permanent ‘Cease-Fire’ Order

Communists Sign Agreement Only  For Manchuria   New Pact With General Marshall ‘Step Toward Permanent Cease-Fire’

Manchu Truce Aid Is Signec   Tsingtac Tension Ease a ‘Cense-Fire Expected

Georges Bidault Becomes Inferim French President   Communist Party Refuse to Vote in Last Election

Bidault Heads French Interim Administration   Communists Abstain From Voting As MRP Leader Elected. -

Potsdam Program To Rebuild Cermany On Brink Of Failure   WY CLE C WIESOY

\M PROGRAM FOR REHABILITATION OF GERMANY = REVEALED BY WRITER ON BITTER BRINK OF FAILIIPE

RESUME TEACHER STRIKE PARLEY   Picket Lines Operating Again in St. Paul

STUDY OF PROFIT. SHARING MAY END LABOR CONFLICTS   Plan of Rep. Clare Booth Luce Calls For Congressional Study of Employer-Employe Profit Sharing—Immediate Artinn Askad

WALKOUT OF OPERATORS {S CALLED OFF AS EQUIPMENT WORKERS HALT PICKET LINES   Steel Mill Operators Rapidly Restored After CIO Delays Planned Strike Until Next Sunday Pending Waae Neaotiations   HOPE TO AVERT CESSATION IN MEAT INDUSTRY

JERUSALEM NOW FORTRESS CITY   Barricades Built. Soldiers Nervously Afert

Troops Throw Up Barbed Wire Lines   Holy City Transformed Into Fort As World Waits humieration Plan

CAPITAL'S TOLL SERVICE HALTED   2,000 Phone Operators in Washington Leave Their Posts

‘Columbus Knights Name New Officers   Everette Swift) Elected Grand Knight of Washington Council—Take Office July 1

Britain Awaits Russia’s Reply   Note Sent To Moscow Requesting Information On Intentions

Until Note Is Received, London Cannot Determine Whether the Soviet Policy in Iran Is Aggressive or Defensive.

Lakes Shipping Tieup Threatens   Strike August 15 Called By Union

STATE OLD-AGE PENSIONS 10 RISE   TOP TO BE $45 MONTHLY BEGINNING OCT. 1—MORE FOR INDIGENT MINOES. —

State's Aged and ADC Indigents to Get More Funds   OAP Boosts Up to $45 Monthly Effective October 

MAYOR ASKS CUT OF STATE TAXES   Ohio Leaders Meet To Study State Revenue Setup

Asks State Yor Taxing Authority  Would Put Levy  Orn Mant Tasers:

Columbus Mayor Seeks New Tax Levies for Cities   Utilities, Liquor, Cigarets Among items Listed

NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY MAY HAVE CHANGE IN LEADERSHIP   Cutler May Get House Speakership And Powell May  Lead Democrats

TALK POSSIBLE ° PILOT CHANGES IN LEGISLATURE   REP. REED CUTLER IS MENTIONED FOR HOUSE SPEAKERSHIP

Rumors Put Cutler Back as Speaker in General Assembly   Powell May Replace the Demo Leader, Rep. Sullivan at Helm

TEMPERATURE TO DROP   Loews of 35 to 1@ Expected in Eastern Kansas Tonight

SEES STARVATION THREAT IN REICH   Reports 10,000,000 Ger mane an “hart Batinne

10 Million German:  Facing Starvation   Rations In British Zone Of Occupation Are Slashed Drastically: Another Cut Possible

Mass Starvation ‘Seen in British ~ Occupation Zone   No Food Imports for German People Available in April, May, June

HARD FREEZE TONIGHT      Northwest Winds to Bring End to “summer in December”

IN SUB-FREEZING TEMPERATU RES  Planes Wing Over Snowbound Colorado to Help Sufferers

15 Deaths Reported Colorado Storm Sends Many Persons on Mercy Missions

"Mercy Mission in, Colorado  Airplanes, Weasels And Tinaks  _ Wade Through Deep Snow Drifts

COLORADO FIGHTS TO SAVE RANCHERS ISOLATED BY SNOW   Airplanes, Weasels and Trucks Spread Through StormSwept Areas on Mercy  Missions.   THOUSANDS OF SHEEP AND CATTLE IMPERILED   Bales of Hay Dropped to Herds From Air — Fifteen Deaths Counted in WeekLong Blizzard.

PLANES BEGIN MERCY TRIPS   Used in Struggle to Save Humans and Livestock Marooned in Storm

Mercy Missions Fly and Dig Way  To Storm Victims   Snowbound Coloradoans Livestock Get Food Dropped from Planes

SERVICE DISCHARGES FILED   Harold -G. Beabout, USA. Robert E, Welsh, USA. Robert N. Lowry, USA.

Task Force “Frigid”  Now in Operation   Cpl. John Baade Member of Army Group Making Tests

San Antonio Is Hit By Garbage Strike   Drivers. Handlers Quit Over Pay Boost Demand

OUT- GOING MISSIONARY WILL BE GUEST SPEAKER AT BRINGHURST SERVICE

YOUR MEALS Al RESTAURANTS. T0 COST MORE   But Just How Much, Well, That’s to Be Another Question

FEAR FOR LIVES OF U.$. OFFICERS   Two U..5: Army Officers Disappear  _Saly 4d Russian ‘Occupation Zone — Speculation Increases that They are Permanently Missing,

Russ Deny Holding Twe U.S. Officers   Fear for Safety Of Men Who Disappeared

Fear for Safety of 2 Officers   Confused Reports Reveal Something Amiss In Release Of Cobin and Wyat

Fear Officers Still Missing May Be Harmed   Reds Continue To Deny Holding Men

§ FEAR im AMERICANS HELD BY REDS   Speculation Increases That Men May Have Permanently Disappeared

Man Is Victim — Of Home Blaze   Father Of Four Meets Tragic Death

10 Found Dead After NewYork Tenement Falls   Rescuera Still Are Digging Frantically i in Debris

Sixteenth Body Recovered From Tenement Ruins   _ Rescuers Press Search For 27 Still Missing In Manhattan Tragedy

' Mass of Wreckage 14 Dead, 21 Still Missing In Collapse of N.Y. Tenement

Rescuers Work Frantically In Hope Some Of Entombed Persons May Be Surviving

Hunting Bodies After New York Tenement Crash   Firemen Dig Into Debris Of Building; 10 Known Dead

White Guard Chief Relates 30-Year Plot   Seven Men Who Fought Red  Revolution on Trial

“White Bandit Of Siberia’ Tells Of Plot To Overthrow Soviet Union With Jap Aid   Goes On Trial With Seven Co-Defendants On Charges of Armed Struggle Against Red:

JAPANESE PLOT TO GRAB POWER IN SOVIET AIRED   Russian Emigre Tells Court Cf 30-Year-Old Plan Against Bolsheviks

Anti-Red Plot Is Unfolded   White Russian Tells Of Plan to Smash Soviet With Jap Aid

SOVIET BAND FACES TRIAL ON ARMED PLOT   30-Year-Old Jap Plan To - Overthrow U. S. S. R. Revealed By Reds :

Semenov’s Trial Opens  In Moscow   Bolsheviks’ Arch Enemy Had Worried Them 30 Years With Expioits in Orient

Long Anti-Red Plot Detailed   Ex-Czarist Officer Aided by Japan in Effort, He Says

White Bandit OF Siberia Tells Of Plot To Grab Power In U.S. S.R.

Anti-Soviet Plot Of 30 Years With dap Aid fs Bared   FAMOUS OLD GRIZZLED “WHITE BANDIT OF SIBERIA” TALKS.

Reveals Plot to Win Russia With Jap Aid   "White Bandit of Siberia" Testifies to 30-year Struggle

WHITE BANDIT’ BARES JAPPLOT   Soviet Court Hears Cossack Leader Reveal Plans For Russian Congest.

Discloses Plot For Russ Revolt:   Trial Of Cossack Leader Under Way

Planned To Oust Bolsheviks With Japanese Aid....  30-Year Old Anti-Soviet Plot Revealed At Trial

Russians Place ‘White  Bandit of Siberia’ on Trial 30-Year-Old Plot of Emigres Told

Try Russian Emigres On Charges Of Plotting Red Overthrow With Jap Aid

‘White Bandit of Siberia’  Anti- Bolshevik Piotter Nabbed      Soviets Get Hands on Man They Trailed for 30 Years

Claim Emigres Plot Overthrow _ Of Soviet Russi   Trials Tend To Show Help Given By Japanese ly  Move To End Red Might

DETAILS OF OLD PLOT AGAINST SOVIET RUSSIA REVEALED; COUNTER REVOLT LEADERS SOUGHT JAPANESE ASSISTANCE

Semenov and _ Sever Co-Defendants Give Outline of Moves  Against Reds

RUSSIAN ENEMY PLANNED COUP   Ex-Czarist with Jap Backing Intended To Take Slice of Soviets, Court Told

“WHITE BANDIT OF SIBERIA” ON TRIAL FOR LIFE  ‘Secret Details Of 30- Year-Old Plot To Gain Dower In Russia With Jan Aid Are Unveiled

8 Russian Emigres Brought To Trial For Plotting Soviet Overthrow With Jan Support

Nip Plot ‘To Rout Russia  Is Aired   Secret Comes Oui During Hearing In Moscow

Reveal Anti-Soviet Plot! With Japanese Backing,   ‘White Bandit of Siberia’ On Trial Tells Fight to Wrest Power in U. 5. 5S. R.

Filibuster Dropped  Long Enough to  Permit Vote on bills   House Sends to Senate Deficiency Appropriation Measure; Other Legislation Goes to Truman

U.S. Transport Plane Attacked H ane é,tte  In Austria; [nvestigation Of  Earlier Attack Is Uncerway

Fighter Fires ‘on U.S. Plane   Transport Relates Machinegun Attack

C-54 Missing; U. §. Protests to Yugoslavia   Ambassador Patterson Denounces ‘Wicked’ Attack on Flier

Lodge Bitter Protest For Earlier Act   Gunfire By Slavs Called Wicked By U, S. Ambassador

SECOND U.S. PLANE MISSING IN YUGOSLAVIA   Army Transport . Reported Forced Down In Balkans -

U.S. Transport Missing Fol lowing Message Reporting Fighter Attack Over Austria in Vienna-Italy Hop

'U. S. Army Transport Plane Reportedly Shot Down Near Klagenfurt

Army Ship on Flight from Vienna to Italy   Envoy Condemns Yugoslavia for Firing on Transport

Transport Missing Since Radioing It Was Being Attacked Near Klagenfurt   British Spitfires Search For Craft   Slave Condemned By Ambassador Patterson For Attack On August 9

Temperatures   Plane Overdue From Vienna; Messages  Report of Bullets

U.S. Plane Fired Upon  Unreported Since   Unreported Since Attack By Fighter

U. S. Transport Plane Attacked On Way To Italy  Craft Is Second To Be Fired On

COURT oENDS CASE BACK TD COMMISSION   Rules Hydro- -Electric Co-op Does Not Require State Permit.

Name Socialist As Successor To DeGaulle   Nominate Felix Gouin To Head Coalition Of Three Parties

Socialist Named fo Form New French Coalition  Nomination Being Considered Communist Victory

Socialist Named to Form New French Coalition  Nomination Being Considered

GM AND UNION RESUME TALKS   Peace, Hopes Brighten after Settlement with UEW

G. MAND UNION AGAIN SEEK AGREEMENT   Strike of 25,000 Electrical Workers Settled

RAIL CENTERS PARALYZED AS TIEUP COMES   Thousands Stranded In Terminals; Industry Faces Shutdown

Tieup Virtually Complete of 227,335 Miles of Railroads; Hopes for Immediate Settlement Dim; Commuters Stranded.

Brotherhoods Refuse Truman’s Wage Offer; Negotiations Continue Today   TRANSPORTATION OF IMAIL AND FREIGHT HIT

RAILROAD TIE-UP DEALS HARD BLOW TO LARGE CITIES   Thousands of Commuters Stranded in New York and Chicago—Hotels Are dammed,   AIRLINES ALERTED FOR EMERGENCY CALL   Transfer of Freight and Mail, as Well as Passengers, Crippled by the Walkout.

Negotiations Between Unions, Operators, Government Adiourned   Effects of Tieup Are Apparent Immediately in the Larger Cities Where Thousands of Persons Are Stranded; Supervisory Personnel Is Manning Trains

Nation’s Large Cities Feel Strike Effects   Millions Stranded  In Terminals When Trains Stop Running Few Trains Operate

STEVENSON NOTA. CANDIDATE   . Two-Term Custom Factor In Decision Of Governor

Two Elective Terms Enough, Executive Says   Announcement Ends Speculation on Incumbent’s Plans

Stevenson Will Not Run Again, He Tells Press   Will Not Break Precedent Of Two Terms In Office

Mihailovic and Eight Chetsiks Are Shot   Execution by Firing Squad Carried Out Less Thon 48 Hours After  Cenitctian TAR Tins nn

Mikhailovitch Is Executed By Firing Squad   Wartime Chetnik Leader Is Shot To Death On Treason Charge   REPORT EIGHT OTHERS EXECUTED

MIHAILOVIC DIED BEFORE A FIRING SQUAD AT DAWN   Less Than 48 Hours After His Conviction on Charges of Treason. EXECUTED 8 OTHERS   The Executions Were Carried Out In a Private Military Ceremony.

BULLETS KILL CHETNIK CHIEF   Mikhailovitch, Eight Others Executed by Tito’s Firing Squac

Gen. Mihailovic And Eight Aides Shot At Dawn   Execution Comes Less Thon 48 Hours After Conviction; Others Get Long Sentences

MIRAILOVIC DIES BEFORE FINE SQUAD   Eight Others, Who Were Convicted, Also Executed

Cheinik Leader Is Executed by Firing Squad  Gen. Mihailovic, Eight Others Are Put to Death

Firing Squad Ends Lite Of Leader Whom Allie:  Hailed Resistance Herc

Mihailovie, Eight Others Executed   Chetnik Leader, Once Hailed In Allied World, Dies Before Firine Squad

CHETNIK HERO MEETS DEATH AT DAWN   Eight Associates Also Die Before Tito’s Men

Mihailovic, Eight Followers, Killed by Yugoslav Squad   Executions Carried Out in Private Military Ceremony Today

Mihailovic Dies Before Firing Squad   Famed Chetnik Chief, Eight Other Leaders Executed by Tito

CONVICTED ON CHARGES OF TREASON   Chetnik Leader Was Organizer Of Resistance Movement

Gen: Mihailovie Exeeuted at Dawn  By Firing Squad   Yugoslav Resistance Leader Dies 48 Hours After His Conviction

CHETNIK CHIEF ~ SHOT TO-DEATH   FIRST LEADER OF YUGOSLAV FORCES FIGHTING AXIS 1S EXECUTED AS TRATTOR

CHETNIK CHIEF, EIGHT OTHERS EXECUTED TODAY   Executions Carried Out Less Than Two Days After Sentence

Mihailovic Shot By Firing Squad   Eight Other Alleged Traitors Dio With Former Chetnik Hero

Gen. Mihailovic Dies Before Firing Squad   Eight Others Convicted Of Treason Shot

Mihailovic, 8 Others Executed At Dawn Today   Die Short Time After Conviction

CHETNIK CHIEF DIES AT DAWN   Firing Squad Ends Life Of Gen. Mihailovic And 8 Followers

Mihailoviec Is Executed AtBelgrade   Eight Aides Also Are Shot at Dawn by Firing Squad; No  Tnierest Shown   Accused by Tito   ERR ae caonen  ot see Nae     Partisan Chief ‘Put Finger’? on Chetnik in 19423

Eight Other Men Convicted With General Aiso Die   Executions Occur Less Than 48 Hours After Sentencing

(ren. Mihailovie Dies At Hands OL Firing Squad   8 Others Convicted -¥ ith Former Chetnik Leader Executed At Sanie Time

General Mihailovic Before Firing Squad   Former Chetnik Leader Among Nine Executed Upon Conviction of Treason and Collaborating With the Germans.

DIED AT DAWN TODAY BEFORE A FIRING SQUAD  8 OTHER CHETNIK  Muicce CvrAniTcnr

Mihailovie And Bi ght Others Shot At Dawn   Cheinik Leader Was Once Acelaimed As Organizer Yugoslav Resistance Movement

Eight Other Men “Alea ‘Die Before Fiving Squad After  Cnnrt Canvictian *   TREASON, COLLABORATION CHARGED AGAINST LEADER

Chetnik Chief Falls Before Firing Squad   Mihailovic Dies For Treason And Collaboration

Tito’s Riflemen Kill-Mihailovic   8 of His Chemik Aide  Alen Frecnted

MIHAILOVIC AND 8 OTHERS DEAD   Group Executed Less than 48 Hours After Conviction On Treason Charges

'Mihailovic, Leader of Chetniks, Pays With Life for Selling Out to Nazis: Eight Aides Also Executed

MIHAILOVIC AND COMPANIONS DIE   Nine Executed For Treasor In Belgrade.

MIHAILOVIC IS EXECUTED BY FIRING SQUAD   Chetnik Leader and 8 Others Shot Down As Traitors

Mihailovic Dies Before Yugoslav Firing Squad   Eight Other Former Chetniks Executed on Collaboration Charges

Execute Chetnik Chief, 8 Others   Gen. Mihailovic, Convicted Of Treason, Dies Before Yugoslav Firing Squad

Light Others Executed with Chetnik Head   Yugoslav Resistance Movement Organizer Killed Less Than 48  Hours after Trial

MIHAILOVIC DIED BEFORE FIRING SQUAD EARLY TODAY   Execution With  8 Others Follows Rejection Of Plea For Mercy Tuesday

THE WORLD TODAY Tiny Duchy Exemplifies Brotherhood of Man  By DeWitt Mackenzie

TINY GRAND DUCHY LUXEMBOURG PERHAPS FINEST EXAMPLE REAL IDEMOCRACY AND BROTHERHOOD

GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBOURG IS: FINE EXAMPLE OF BROTHERHOOD OF MAN— A UTOPIAN SITUATION

Little Duchy of Luxembourg Exemplifies Brotherhood of Man, Mackenzie Discovers

New Cases Cases Filed In District Court  Payment Of Rent Brings Litigation

Meat, Butter Controls Again Placed in Effect   Government Hopes to Ease Food Shortaaes

Seek More Meat And Butterfat   Government Moves To Restore Controls On Important Food Items

DOTA SYSTEM D FIGHT MEAT IACK MARKET   oRaise Dairy Subidies, Check Butterat in Ice Cream

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   To Restore War-Time Controls on Butter and Meat

NEW AMERICAN ATOM CONTROL PLAN OPPOSED   Moscow Radio Is Critica Of U. S. Memorandum On Subject   U. S$. OCCUPATION OF JAPAN ALSO HIT

Soviet View Nears U.S. Atomie Plan   New Proposal Meets With Red Approval;. UN Control] Studied .

CANADA TO TELL MORE  ON SPIES   More Particulars Forthcoming on What Reds Sought

Farther Report k Is     leged. Russian igisnase   Canada Says Agents Had _ Orders From Moscow; - Some Data” "Wass t “Caniat a, Se

Charge Russians Sought Data on U.S. Troop Move:   New Canadian Espionage Report Discloses That Soviets Wanted News  of Specific Units

Reports In Line For Spy Charges   Additional Name: Involed In Ring On Atomics

Mere Reports. Expected From Royal Probers   New Names Of Persons Involved In Canadian Plot Expected Soon

Further Report {s Slated On Alleged  Russian Espionage   Canada Says Agents Had Orders krom Moscow; Some Data Wasn't Secret.

New Espionage Data A gainst  mv Chee oe ee  Reds Awaited   Canada Makes Known Case Not Complete; Russia’s Desire For Facts On U. 8. ‘Troops Puzzliie

ADDITIONAL REPORTS DUE ON CANADA CASE   More Names Are Expected in Red Spy Ring Charge

LOCAL USES OFFICE REPORTS 1200 ARE UNEMPLOYED HERE  EX-SERVICE MEN AND FO! MER WAR PLANT WORK ERS ARE SEEKING WORK

LOCAL USES OFFICE REPORTS 1200 ARE UNEMPLOYED HERE  EX-SERVICE MEN AND FO!   EX-SERVICE MEN AND FOR MER WAR PLANT WORKERS ARE SEEKING WORK

Solons Vote to Resume Draft:   Youths Back in. Draft Position, Pay Bosst Approved

RESTORE DRAFT OF TEEN AGERS   Senate Version Carrying Pay Raise Soon Goes to Conference

DRAFT OF TEEN-AGERS IS VOTED BY SENATE   Halting Of inductions Blocked "By Vote

leen-Age Dratt Is Restored By Senate Actior   Administration Leaders Believe Senate Vote Assures Victory On Issue

FLOOR FIGUT LOOMS OVER PROPOSAL TO HALT ALL INDUCTIONS UNTIL CONGRESS ORDERS —

IHG-STRIKES—— —=ARE-SETTLED   PROSPECTS REPORTED BRIGHT FOR ENDING WALKOQUTS IN OTHER FARM EQUIPMENT PLANTS

Wilson Sees Chaos Under New OPA Act   Senator Calls For 10°% National Sales Tax to Balance Budget

Max Dean [s Named President of ‘Tourist Association  W. G. Ferguson Re-elected Secretary of   W. G. Ferquson Re-elected Secretary of Pacific Northwest Group; $12,000 Budget for Travel Promotion Approved

Max Dean Is Named President of ‘Lourist Association  W. G. Ferguson Re-elected Secretary of Pacific Northwest Group; $12,000

“Red Tape” for Sale; And Of All Things, Just See Who Has a Surplus

GREAT PORT OF NEW YORK PARALYZED   Seamen Aboard 75 Vessels in Harbor Idle

Congress Acts In Attempt To. Block C10 Strike   AFL Calls Men Off Ships:Nine- Days: Ahead Of Maritime:Deadline.

Bikini -Isn‘t Sleepy Now   Seabees Rushing Work, Atoll Looks Like Two Days After Assault Landing

SCHOOL MARKS WILL GET BREAK   Cificial Would Have Teachers Act Like Hu man Beings

Let Teachers Act Like Other People, Savs Official Worried Over Scarcity

School Marms To Earn Privilege Of Acting Like Humans If Teacher Shortage Continues

Shortage Has Some Advantages oR pe ae rte rr prreeerepesnee  School Teachers May Soon Be Allowed To Act Like Humans

 Shortage Has Some Advantages  School Teachers May Soon Be  Allowed To Act Like Humans  {

U.S. ENVOY TO HOLD MEETING WITH MARSHAL   Nation’s Leader Admits Witnessing Downing of American Airplane

Tito Defends Plane Attacks In Strong Talk   “Want Peace But Not At Any Price’, lron Factory Workers Are Told In Address

Slav Leader In. Defense Of Attack   Plane Was Imposing On Sovereignty  ‘Of Yugoslavia.  Says Marshal Tito

MARSHAL TITO ADMITS BEING WITNESS T0 ONE PLANE CRASH, BELIEVED TO HAVE SEEN BOTH   Insists in Speech Sovereignty Is Wanted But Not Peace “At Any Price” —Communists Of China Announce Establishment of Their Own  Government in Manchuria—Other World News

Marshal Tito  Defends Course   Three U. S. Airmen Feared Killed in  Second Plane Crash

Tito Takes Firm Stand In Speech   Defends Yugoslavia’ Course In Bringing Down U. S. Planes Ir Last Ten Days

Tito Defends Course Taken  By His Nation   Yugoslavia Wants Peace “But Not Peace At Any Price,’’ He Says

YUGOSLAVS SAY THEY SHOT DOWN AMERICAN PLANE   Say Many U. S. Planes Fly Over Without Authority

Marshal Asserts Actions  Are Fair   Yugoslavian Yells Peace Not Desire  At Any Price

Tito Rattles Saber  In ‘Not Peace at Any Price’ Speech   Yugoslav Marshal Declares Country Will Insist on  Its Sovereionty

Says Nation Nof Seeking Peace “At Any Price”   Ambassador To See Marshal Tomorrow At Bled

Tito Defends Attacks on U.S. Planes   Yugoslavia to Insist on Sovereignty, He Declares

Declares Nation To Insist Upon lts Sovereignty   Yugoslay Foreign Ministry Admits Fighters Sent American Transport Down In Flames

Tito Acknowledges Attacks on Yankee Planes; Is Defiant   Defends Yugoslavia’s Course; Shouts That He Wants Peace

Tito Sees US Plane (,0 Down   Defends Course of His Country; Note Admits Yugoslavia Attacked Transport

Defends Shooting Down of U. S. Plane; Ambassador Patterson Says Year and Half Ago Yugoslavs Welcomed Our Planes

Course of Slavs In Plane Attack Defended by Tito   Country Demands Peace “But Not At Any Price”

Yugoslav Leader Says Yank Planes Were Off Limits   Claims Sovereignty Violated; For Peace But Not at Any Price

Acknowledges Action Against U. S. Aircraft   Blames American Pilots After Two Planes Are Shot Down

Says Country Intends to Insist Upon Its Sovereignity; He Sew Plane Downed  Marshal Shouts     Cave Carntew Wante   Marshal Shouts   Says Country Wants Peace but Not at Any Price

Red Dardenelles Demand Rejected; Yugoslav Pilots Defended by Tito

rm eee ACTION OF SLAY SIGHTER CRAFT      Balkan Head Hurls Charge Of ‘Sovereignty Infringement’ At U. S.

Craft Not Lost, Marshal Asserts In Public Speech   Reactionary Element In Allied Nations Blamed by Premier

Numerous Violations Are Claimed   Yugostavia Desires Peace, “But Vot At Any Price.’ Marshal Says

Charges Many Air Violations   Wants Peace But ‘Not at Any Price’

Claims Yugoslavia Wants Peace But Not ‘Peace at Any  Price’. in Statement   ‘MARSHAL WAS WITNESS _ WHEN ONE PLANE DOWNED

U.S. Makes Claim to  Interest in Black Sea  Formal Rejection of Red Demand,   Tito Defends Shooting Down American Plane:

ITO CONTENDS NATION'S ACTS NOT AT FAULT   Yugoslav Defends Attacks on American Planes—Infers Peace Price High

INSISTS ON SOVEREIG NTY— Tito Admits Slavs Fired On Two Yank Transports

Action Defended By Marshal Tito   Yugoslavia Official Says His Country To Insist on Sovereignty   FORCED PLANE TO LAND   Shouts Country Wants Peace “But Not Peace At Any Price”

YUCOSLAVS DO NOT WANT PEACE AT ANY PRICE      Marshall, In Published Address, Makes Known His Position In Current Explosive Situation.

dresser badly scorched. Cause of the blaze ja unknown.   Greenweod Sociely

Decentralization Of Government !s Uraed      Nation's Governors Asked to Care for Own Financial Needs

Odd Orders Puzzle Skipper With Valuable Cargo  Badly Needed Supplie: Go to Orient, Then Return Intact

Armed Clashes Reported in Manchuria   160 Are Killed, Over 200 Are Injured in Fights

REPORT CLASH IN CHANGCHUN   Heavy Fighting Reported Between Govt. Troops And Communists

United Press Head Says U. S. Armies in Europe Will Be Factor in Preventing Third World War

PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ATOM CHARGE  _Dr. May Denies _         Dr. May Denies     Giving Away Atomic Secrets

Atom Scientist Held For Trial   Charged With Giving Atomic Secrets To Unknown Persons

British Scientist Denies A-Bomb Espionage Guilt  Had Worked On Project [n Canoda

SCIENTIST TO BE TRIED FOR SPY ACTIVITY   Held in London as Canada’s Premier Tells of Espionage.

Ma y Denies Atom Secret Given Away   English Scientist Held Without Bail To Await Trial April 12

Dr. Alan May Denies Guilt In Atom Case   British Scientist Is Held Without Bail For Trial In London Apr. 13

Dr. Nunn May  Plead Innocent   Held Without Bail On Atom Secrets Charge

Red Sox Take World Series - Opener 3To2   Shattering Hit by Rudy York Clinches Victory in the 10th Inning

Rudy York’s Homer Wins For Boston   Bosox Take Lead in Quest For World Championship On Dramatie Homerun by Slugging First Sacker

YORK'S HOMER GIVES REDSOX INITIAL GAME   American Leaguers  Get Jump on Rivals In World Series

32 on Marine Plane Missing   Transport Disappears In Bad Weather In Gasmthweet Wachinctan

Marine Corps Plane Missing With 32 Men   Search Conducted. . In Rugged Terrain Skirting Cascades

Sight Wreckage  of Lost Plane   Coast Guard Transport V/ith 32 Aboard Found

—— ti? Men On Board—   Marine Plane Is Missing   Transport Sought In Rugged Terrain Of Cascade Range

Rangers Aid Army, Navy In Search   Big Ship Believed Down In Rough Cascade Moun tain Area.

Was Part of West Coast Mass Flight   Transport Is Sought in Rough Terrain About Cascade Ranae.

Marine Corps Plane Missing; 32 Men Aboard   Wreckage Is Believed Sighted In Mountains Near Toledo, Wash.

May Have Found Lost Marine Transport Plane   Coust Guerd Flyer Sights Wreckage Near Cascade Mountaine

Plane With 32 Reported As Missing   Last Heard From When Skirting a Mountain Region

Marine Plane Missing, 32 Men Aboard   Transport Lost in Cascade Mountains; Transferring Troops

Search Begins For ‘Missing’  Marine Corps Air Transport   32 Men Are Aboard Plane; Army, Navy Scour Rueved Area

Marines Transport Unreported Since Early Tuesday Eve   Fog Hampering Aerial Search Over Rugged Mountain Terrain

Plane Carrying  32 Marines  ie   Fog Hampering Aerial Search Near Portland, Ore.

Craft Hunted In Mountains Of Washington   Seabags And Full Packs Carried By Servicemen

MISSING PLANE WITH 32 FOUND   Jost Marine Plane Reported. Found In Washin gton State; Details As To Survivors Not Given.

REPORT PLANE WITH 32 LOST   Seek Missing Transport in Cascade Mountains

Missing Plane Has 32 Aboard   Wreckage Sighted In Hunt For Marine Transport

A TRANSPORT CARRYING 32 IS MISSING   Twin-Engined Craft, Last Reported Flying in Fou! Weather, Sought in Area of Cascade Mountains.

STORMY WEATHER HANDICAPS HUNT IN CASCADE MTS.   MARINE TRANSPORT CARRIED PERSONNEL ENROUTE TO SEATTLE

Marine Plane, 32 Men Aboard, Missing In West  Cascade Mountains Hold Secret Of Lost Transport

PORTS CLOSED UNTIL PACIFIC DISPUTE ENDS   Any Agreement in East Will Wait on West, NMU Head Declares.

WEATHER OUTLOOK BRIGHTENS Plans Complete For Dropping Fifth Atomic Bomb Tomorrow

Under-Water Atomic Bomb ‘Test Nearing   Fvegihiny in Readinrss For Blast Scheduled ___For Wrdnesday a geen

Everything Is Ready for Underwater Atomic Bomb Blast   Final Preparations Include Submerging Six Submarines in Target Fleet and Holding of Flectroanice Baheaaqrenl

A-BOMB TARGET FLEET IN PLACE   WEATHER IMPROVES AND TEST 18 EXPECTED TO GO OFF AS SCHEDULED.

Freedom For India Again   In Balance   New Nbgotiations on Offer From England Verging on Crucial Moment. One of World's Most Danserous Problems

NEW NEGOTIATIONS ( ‘REEDOM FROM ENG RUCIAL POINT: THIN   TONS OVER INDIA’S VMI ENGLAND NEARS [: THINKING URGED

Negotiations Over India’s Freedom in Crucial Stage as British Offer Is Considered

Mackenzie’ s ‘Column   1 By DEWEPE MACKENZIE 1 9d) Ente, Affulee Aelect

ede el      : $$$ Rent Control Extension  Curbed by Lack of Funds

Quadruplets Born; Mother, Hospital Only Expected Birth of Twin Babes

‘Quadruplets, Three Boys, Girl Born in Washington to Widow of Accident Victim

QUADRUPLETS ‘BORN TO A WOMAN, 36   Three Boys and a Girl Reported “Doing Well”—Husband of Mother Killed Month Ago.

Quadruplets Born to Woman  At Kelso, Wash.   Mother of Twins, 10, Widowed for Month; Babies ‘Doing Well’

Radio Announcer Speaks At Bernard Alumni Meeting   Bob McCormick Elected President At First Post-War Meeting

Red Reply to tran _ Netes Expected   British Anticipate Answers Over Week-end

Unveil Secret Report of GI Misconduct in Germany Zone   Meader’s Probe Claims Sexual Immorality and Racketeering by Yanks

Senate Committee Report Hits Army Conduct in Reich   Charges of Racketeering, Smuggling Among Officers and Men Denied   DOCUMENT ISSUED BY GOP MEMBERS   Released Over Protest of State and War Department Officials

MISCONDUCT BY U.S. TROOPS IN GERMANY, CLAIM   Secret Report Of Senate War Probe Committee Is . Made Public

ARMY CONDUCT OVERSEAS IS CRITICIZED —   Secret Report Released; Says Situation a Disgrace

ARMY DENIES ACCUSATIONS OF MEADER   U. S. Troops in Germany Accused Of immorality

Washington Summary   Washington summary  Army Scandals Charged in War Probers’ Report   Truman Plans Speech an Labor Lecislation

SECRET REPORT ON U.S. TROOPS IS MADE PUBLIC   Misconduct Charged Among Officers, Enlisted Men in Germany   ARMY SCORES FINDINGS      GOP Senators Bare Them Over Protests of War and State Depts.

SECRET REPORT ON OCCUPATION FVILS RELEASED   GOP Group Charges Racket. eering, Smuggling, Sexual Crimes by U. S. Troops

LAX MORALS REPORT DENIED   Republican Members of Senate War Investigaiing Committee Publish Seeret. Report Over State and War Department Protests.

PUBLISH REPORTS OF RAGKETEERING IN AMERIGAN ARMY   Improper Conduct Of High Military Government Officiais is Charged.    ARMY COMES BACK WITH DENIALS

RACKEETERING, SMUGGLING AND IMMORALITY IN U S. FORCES STATIONED IN GERMANY ALLEGEL

samy BGseese VWeeew Weise sVpwese eo Wu will enjoy  FABULOUS EMPIRE

REA Meeting To Be In LeMars Wednesday, Feb. €  Members Will Elect Seven Directors For Ensuing Year

REA Meeting To Be In LeMars Wednesday, Feb. (  “Members Will’ Elect - Seven Directors -For Eneauing Year -

MUELLER UNION LOOKS 10 FIRM FOR NEXT ACTION      Leo Crowley Head Of Giant Utility Arrives On New Mission

Lewis fo Make Wage Demands For Coal Mines   Operators and UMW Start on  Negotiations

DEMANDS OF COAL MINERS “ARE AWAITED   ‘MINE OWNERS TO BE TOLD TO.  DAY WAGE AND OTHER DEMANDS OF LEW! s* UNION

LEMS QUTLINES MINERS’ DEMANDS   Dissention in CIO. Ranks Threatens Ford Contract

News Day And N   \ustralia Again Proposes Sub-Committee Investi- . gation Of Franco   Russians Alone  Oppose Inquiry   Soviet Delegate Declares Spain Already Proved Menace To Peace

United Nations Defer Action in Spanish Case   Russia Still Opposed ‘so Any Sort Of Probe

Australia Again Urges Probe of Franco's Regime   Delegates Adjourn For Consultations

Russia Faces Defeat In U.N.  On Spain Issue   Australia Proposes Probe Again; Reds Alone in Opposition to Move

Council Adjourns to Study Proposed Commission to Seek Facts on Franco

Council Delays Action Until Next Monday   Red Delegate Says Franco Already Is ‘Proven Menace’

Council Gets New Plan For Franco Probe   Further Consideration  Deferred By Delegates LIntil Mandav

Revised Pr oposal Of fer ed: By Australia; Fear Reds May Block Move by Veto.

Australians Renew Request Franeo Probe   Russia Remains Opposed To Proposal For  Investigation Of Spain.   POLAND, FRANCE JOIN

Russia Opposes New Resolution To Study Spain   Franco Proven Peace Menace Claims Gromyko

Russian Delegate Sticks To Stand Of Opposing Any Kind Of Inquiry About Spanish

Soviets Still Opposed to Aussie Plan   Security Council Will Meet Monday for Investiaation Vote

Clarification of National Labor Policy Called Need  U. S. Head of C. of C. Cites Maritime oo. 28

ROOSEVELT IS ORATORY TOPIC   Pearl Harbor Committee Tt Reopen Hearing Tuesday

FDR’S NAME AND POLICIES STILL GROUNDS FOR ROW   Program _ of Former Chief Executive May Be An Issue  in the Coming Election, Po litical Heads Feel

Roosevelt Died 1 Year Ago But Congress Still Guided Often By Policies He Set Up

Roosevelt And Policies Still Hot Subjects   Debate About Late President Breaks Out Fre. quently In Congress; Eleetions Issue 

FDR’s Name, Policies Are Still Arqued   Pregram Issue in Coming Elections; P. H. Hearing Renewal Brings More Argument

Pearl Harbor Inquiry To Be Resumed   FDR’s Policies  Remain Issue

Roosevelt Policies Still Subject of Hot Debate a Year After His Death

FDR Policies Remain Subject Of Hot Oratory   eee  His Program An Issue  In Elections

Smear Campaign Charged And Denied. .*. .  F.R.’s Policies Still Subject Of Hot Oratory

Debate About Roosevelt Is  Often Heard  Republicans Deny Hi; Ce Ta :.   Republicans Deny His Name is In Campaign

Late Franklin D. Roosevelt Still Hot Political Issue One Year After His Death

FDR’s Name Stull Heard In Capital  Discussions   Republicans Denying Any Smear Attempts

DDR Still Subject Of Hot Oratory   GOP Its Accused Of Trying.To Smear Roosg¢velt Name

Barney Begins Toughest Fight   Former Boxer, War -Hero, Surrenders So He Can Be Cured Of Drug Habit...

foughest Battle BarneyRoss, WarHero,Ex-Ring Champion. Seeks Drug Fore

DAIRY FOODS AGAIN ESCAPE OPA CONTRO   CLOSE WATCH KEPT ON BUTTER AND CHEESE PRICES

Dairy Products Ceiling-Free   Decontrol Of Meat Hinted By Official

No Ceiling For Dairy Products   Decontrol Board To Keep Wary Eye On Butter,  Cheese, However

No Controls ‘on Dairy Products   Decontrol Board. Will Keep Eye on Price of “Buiter and Cheese

Dairy Foods Ruled Free Of Controls   Board Announces Decision Not to Impose Ceilings But Declares Prices To Be Carefully Watched

MILK PRODUCTS KEPT FREE OF PRICE CONTROL   Decontrol Board Fails To Head Pleas Of OPA Chieftain

Decentrol Board Announces No Intention To Put on Ceilings, but Warning Is Announced.   SAYS PRICES NEAR THE CRITICAL POINT

To KEEP CLOSE WATCH  Board Rejects OPA Plan To Curb Dairy Products

Dairy Products Escape Controls; Under Scrutiny   Price Decontro] Board Promises to Keep Waich On Butter, Cheese Prices

Board May Take Action In Future... +_ Dairy Products Remain  Uncontrolled, But Eye Is Kept On Price Rises

Butter, Cheese Watched As Dairy Products Remain Free Of Controls

DAIRY PRODUCTS CONTINUE ‘FREE’   De-Control Board Will Keep Eyes On Butter, Cheese

Dairy Products In Free Market  Butter, Cheese Price: Being Watched

Milk, Butter, Cheese and Other Dairy Products Will iRemain Free of Price Controls

MILK IS KEPT CONTROL FREE      Board Rules Out Return Of Dairy Products Prices To OPA Control

OPA Watching Dairy Products Without Ceiling   Statement Made That No Undue Price Jumps Have Been Observed In Dairy  Item<

DAIRY PRICE TOPS VETOED BY BOARD   BUT GROUP WARNS IT WILL SLAP ON CEILINGS IF PRODUCTS SKYROCKET.

Dairy Products Lett Free by Decontrol Board   However, 3-man Body Will Adopt Watchful Waiting Policy on  Butter, Cheese Pricace

PRODUCTS FREE OF CONTROL   Board Warns Butter, Cheese to Be Watched; Appeal Is Rejected

era CHEESE AND BUTTER   Dairy Products ‘Remain Free of Ceilings. But Prices To Be Serutinized

Dairy Products Escape Ceiling   Decontrol Board Decides Apoiner Reculation

Dairy Goods Still Free of Controls; At “Critical Point’   Keep Vigilant Watch on Price Trend; To Study Restaurant Cry

DAIRY PRODUCTS STAY PRICE FREE   Decontrol Board Decides Against Ceilings

Board Delays Action on Dairy Prices   Butter and Cheese Are Free But Under Surveillance

Dairy Products Are Left In Free Market   Board Declines To Reimpose Ceilings, But Will Watch

DAIRY PRICES TO STAY FREE OF OPA CONTROLS   Decontrol Board, However, Will Keep Wary Eye On Butter And Cheese Retail Figures

Watchfui Waiting Dairy Products to Remain Free of Controls for Now

BOARD REJECTS DAIRY CEILINGS   Decision Keeps Controls Off Butter, Cheese.

Price Decontrollers Keep Wary Eye on Butter, Cheese Which Are “Approaching the Critical Point”

Decontrol Board  Keeps Hands Off  Dairy Products Takes Notice Of  Maat Searcityv

WARNS COST OF BUTTER, CHEESE MUST NOT GAIN   Shortage of Meat May Have Influenced Board to Delay Controls

Milk And By-Products To. Remain Off Price Control   Decontrol Board Warns it Will Keep Clase Watch o1 Future Price Trends of Butter and Cheese —Setback for OPA

Dairy Items Still Free   Decontrol Board Says Prices Still Reasonable; Warns Against Further Increases

NO CEILINGS ON DAIRY PRODUCTS   Decontrol Board To Keep Eye On Butter And Cheese

Dairy Products StayDecontrolle  Marks Setback For OPA Administrator

LaGuardia, on Behalf of UNRRA, Pleads With Lewis  Asks Coal for Needy

Appeal Is Made To Pit Workers By UNRRA Heac   Idle Miners Urged Te Produce Half-Million Tons Monthly

LA GUARDIA  ASKING COAL FOR STARVING   UNRRA Director General Makes Plea for 500,000 Tons Monthly

FUEL NEEDED TO HAUL FOOD FOR STARVING   LaGuardia, Director Of Relief Agency, Makes Appeal

LA GUARDIA ASKS COAL FOR FAMINE AREAS IN EUROPI   Appeals to Lewis and Operators to Declare Truce in Strike to Provide  Brweal   NEEDED TO MOVE FOOD TRAINS TO DESTINATION   Truman Urges Continuing Support for UNRRA in Names of “Conscience and Self-Interest.”

LaGuardia Asks Truce in Strike To Produce Coal For UNRRA's Use   Director of Relief Organi zation Appeals fo Miners, Operators   PRESIDENT CALLS FOR UNRRA SUPPORT   LaGuardia Praises Argentina for Its Part in Combating Famine

Mine Workers Asked To Help War Sufferers   LaGuardia Calls for 500,. 000 Tons of Coal Every Month

Coal To Aid Drive Asked By UNRRA   LaGuardia Calis On Idle Miners. For 500,000. Tons Month

La Guardia Pleads For Coal Supplies   UNRRA Chief Says Fuel Needed To Take Food To Million: Starving Abroad: HST Backing Program To Aid Hungry

Canadian Cold Wave On Way   Mercury Expected To Tumble In East And Southeast Shortly

As Truman Sees It  Canol Oil Venture is Dead Horse Long Since Probed

CANOL VENTURE/#$ DEAD HORSE, SAYS TRUMAN TO PRESS   Claims ‘There Is No Point in Asking Admiral King to » Give Testimony

(i. L FURLOUGH PAY VOTED BY HOUSE   BILL PROVIDING  $3,000,000,000 COMPENSATION IS SENT TO TRUMAN.

Furlough Pay Bill Sent to White House   Bord Payment Plas Draws Demand Next Congress Layislate Issue Into Cash

FurloughPay Bill in Hands Of President  House Accedes  To Senate Plan  ee oe ) ee fe

Furlough Pay Bill Is Passed   House Sends Final Compromise Bill to Truman for Siqnature

Pay Bill Goes To White House  Bulk Of Payments To Be Made In Bonds

‘Bond-Payment G. 1. Bill Sent to President by House   Passage of Compromise Measure Is by Voice Vote With Demands That Next Congress Make Bonds Cashable at Once

GI BILL SENT TO PRESIDENT   Measure for Terminal Pay Mostly in Bonds Gets House Approval

House Passes G. I.  Furlough Pay Bill   $3,000,000,000 Legislation Up To Truman For Signature; Representatives Bitter In Denouncine Rond Pavment Clause

BONDS TO BE USED TO PAY FOR FURLOUGHS   Provision Is Accepted With Reluctance by Members of House

GI Furlough Pay Bill Is Hurried To White House   Passed Over Protests Against Use of Bonds Instead of Cash

Terminal Pay Measure Sent To President   House Approves Bond Plan Amid Bitter Demands For Cach Naw

GI Terminal Pay Bill Sent To President   Measure Provides for Bulk of Payments To Be Made in Bonds

Postponement ot Week Is Gained In Wage Dispute   Murray Agrees to Action After Talks With Labor Leaders

Settlement Predicted By Truman   Murray Counters Fairless Offers Auswer Wednesday

Truman Wins Week’s Delay From Murray   Union Men Lower Stee] Pay Demand Six Cents on Hour

ClO Agrees To Postpone  Tts Walkout   Truman Intervenes To Halt Stoppage In Vital Industry

REPORT REBELS LAY DOWN ARM IN AZERBAIJAN   Two Day War Iran Seems to Be Over, Tehran Says

RUSSIA'S USE. OF VETO MEETS MANY DEMANDS   Veto Issue Tops Ue N. With U. 5.  Rritain Pressing ;

Denounce Frequent Use of Veto Power In Security Council   Soviet Reaction To Demands Will Decide Success of Peace-Enforcement Agency

CHORUS RISES AGAINST USE OF THE VETO   U. N. Delegates Pile Up Demands That Soviets Renounce Frequent Use of the Privilege in Security Council.

Swelling Chorus Puts Pressure on Russia to Renounce Veto's Use In Council Except in Rare Cases

* —ASSEMBLY— UN Nations Opposed To Red Action  U. S. And Britain TiifLer On Method

CHALLENGED THE  SOVIET TODAY   To Renounce Her Frequent Use of the Veto Power In Security Council. —   IREACTION IS EXPECTED!   Some Delegates Said It Would Heavily Influence Fature  Sauerecc

Russia Gets Challenged By UN Group   ABUSE OF VETO POWER CONDEMNED BY NATIONS

Rising Chorus ls Heard at Assembly Meet   Soviet Reaction Will Point Way to Future Success of UN

‘PRESSURE’ PUT ON REDS IN VETO   UN Delegates Urge Russiz To Cut Use Of Weapon

U.N. Pressure Put On Soviets to End Frequent Veto Use   Russian Reaction  Will Influence Peace Fo

Russia Pressed  About Veto Use   Nations Asking Soviets  To Renounce Frequent Use Of Power.

U.S., Britain Leading Movement; Controversial Spanish Problem Scheduled for Assembly Debate

Challenge Russia   On Veto   Her Too Frequent Use Of Power Attacked By U. N. Colleagues; Issue Overshadows All Others

Prints the News   Reds Under Pressure in Veto Dispute   Soviet Reaction May Influence Success of UN

Soviets.  Warned ‘To Stop Vetoing   Future Success Of U. N. Conference  Is At Stake

EFFORTS SEEN IN BALANCE   Soviet Reaction to Onslaught Held Vital to Future of Organization.

Surgeons Devise New Method Of Performing ‘Blue Baby’ Operation, Tap Main Body Artery

‘Blue Baby’ Bleach Offered By Northwestern  os cel i ee oa Lasiidesca ‘Gee cuathie

Pay Increases Are Suggested For 680.000   Negotiations Remain Deadlocked in GM Dispute; Steel Plants Swing Toward Normal

Possibility Looms of Nation-Wide Strike of Long Distance Telephone Operators. Shipbuilders Boost Approved

INCREASE IN SHIPYARD RATE IS APPROVED   Vital Steelyard Industry Is Getting  Back into Action

Talks Fail In 90-Day Strike At GM Plants   Steel Industry Creaks Back Toward Full Production

ANOTHER STRIKE OF TELEPRONE OPERATORS SEEN   Philadelphia Walkout Must Be Settled Within 24  Hours, Moran Says   GENERAL MOTORS AND CiO STILL DEADLOCKED

Hopeful Signs Of New Spirit Qf Conciliation Seen As Meeting Gets Underway

VICTORY CAME ONE YEAR AGO   Anniversary Of V-E Day Finds World Stil! Far From Peace

Profits Prober Charges Coffee Got $2500 Fee   Senate’s War Investigators Delve Into Records of Transactions With Tacoma Hospital Contractor in 1941

Andrew May Subpoenaed To Appear   Contractor’s Check Made Out To Solon Claimed As Evidence

Heirens Enters Pen to Remain For Rest of Life   Judge, Prosecutor Sign Statement That Kills Hope of Parole

HEIRENS . BEGINS LIFE IN PRISON   Judge, Prosecutor Dash Hopes For Parole’ Freedom

HEIRENS 24 109 Ih STATE PRISON AT JOLIET   Faces Minimum Term of 61 Years Under Greatest Leniency

Opponents of Teachers Demands For Higher Pay Swamped with Words by 130 Spokesmen

Teachers Ask New salary Minimums, ¥icreased Siate Aid   Representatives Tell State Group Situation Is ‘Desperate’ for Pedagogues; Dr. Ward Is  Keynoter at Hearing

J apanese CIU Orders Strike   Eight Liberty: § Ships Al ready Tied Up By Striking Union. Affilinte

Late News  SS XK ==   Picket Lines May Be Crossed By AFL Seamen   ILA President Sees No Need For Pickets; Terms NMU “CIO Communist Group”

NORMANDY BEACH NOW PEACEFUL.   But Two Years Ago Today, It Was D-Day There

This Was D-Day, 1944  Reporter Visits the Scene of Landinas in France

'‘Beachhead Where Allies Landed Two Years Ago Today Enjoys Peace Now

BLAZE ON SCOTT FARM LEVELS LARGE GARAGE   Burning Birds’ Nest Thought To Have Caused the Fire   SAVE DWELLING HOUSE

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Te All in The Various  Communities   'GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Agenda Provide: For UN Security Council To Take Up Matter Today   Byrnes Asserts No Nation Has Right To Take Law in Own Hands   DIGNITARIES SEND WELCOME MESSAGES   Short Initial Session Is Adjourned followinc Formalities

Byrnes Speaks On Behalf of World Law   Russia Due To Be Asked for Report to Council Today

‘UNO Security Council Takes Up Soviet-Iran Problem This Morning   Byrnes Tells Opening Session Monday ‘No Nation Has Right To Take Law Into Its Own Hands Except To Defend Law’

Byrnes Addresses Opening Session  Warns Council Must — Carry Out Mandate

ra of ty Unit   \gtion Can Take Into Own Hands \ Declares : at 1] a. m.

AIRING CERTAIN DESPITE RUSSIAN PLAN T0 GET OUT   U. S. Expected to Move to Have Soviets Make Report on Agreement Cailing for Withdrawal.   ISSUE MOST CRITICAL FACED BY DELEGATES   Secretary of State Warns Council Road to Peace Is to Live by the Charter.

Byrnes Charts Road To Peace In UNO Speech      No Nation Has Right to Take Law Into Own Hands, Secretary of State Declares — Session Today Begins at 11 A. M.

Must Refrain From Force, Byrnes Tells UNO Couneil   Weighty Problem. Of Russian Troops Gn Iranian Soil Comes Up Today

Hits Foree, Threats By Any Nation  Urees All Members   Urges All Members To Air Grievances In Open Meetings

Issue of Russ Troops in Iran  Due to Be Considered Today   Initial Meeting Adjourned After Less Than Hour of Formalities

Pennsylvania Railroad Has Series of Accidents Over Week-end — Forty-Five Passengers and Crewmen Injured.

PAY-DAY JITTERS BOTHER WORKERS   Battle on Silver Prices Ties up Funds of Postal Employes.

Special Election Set To Fill Snyder Post May 21   Governor Martin Issues Writ To Pill 2rd_ District Cong. Vacancy

Arrests.Made In Gem Theft   ’ First Clues Found in New Raid of German Princess’ Apartment

MAN. AND WOMAN IN CUSTODY .AFTER ANOTHER ROBBERY IN SERIES OF THEFTS

Grover Bergdoll In Trouble Again   Butler Asks For Back Wages, Gets Punch In Nose, Bergdoll Gets Gun Out

World-Famous Draft Dodger in Toils on Charge He Used Gun in - Disputing Butler's Wage Claim

‘Pilot Saved, as Wife Understands. Signal when,He Flies over House

She Understands Home-Buzzing SOS Wife Saves Flier’s Life By Answetrina Distress Sianal

Iturbi's Daughter Takes Own Life   Pianist Finds Mrs. Hero Mortally Wounded

lturbi s Daughter Commits Suicide  Bullet Wound in Temple Proves Fatal to Woman

O0 KILLED BY EXPLOSION IN JFRISALEM   Two Blasts Shatter British Military Headquarters:

Blasts Wreck Bris Military Headquarters   Armed Men Plant Bombs in Hotel Basement

Texas Politics Validity -f Tax on Oil ls Araued by Jester, Rainey

Charge Illegal Use of Funds   Made At Public Service  Commission Hearing

PRIMARY IN WISCONSIN MAY START FIGHT   Reapportionment Is Bone of Contention In Political Circles

State Political Scene Confused   Reapportionment Plea Brings Tangle

Reapportionment Mess May Delay August Primary   Change in Legislative Districts Would Mess Up Filing Date

SHOWERS ON THE WAY      Light Rain Scheduled To Move into Fastern Kansas

Era of Broad Prosperity Ahead in U.S.   Truman Asks Quick End of Strikes; Seeks No Boost in U.S. Debt

President Truman Gives Annual Combined Message To United States Congres:

‘Renews Request For \Congress’ Action on ‘His Pet Measures   Says Work Stoppage Threat Must Be Met, Size of Army Maintained, Rent and Food Price Controls Continued

HIGHER WAGES, LOWER PRICES OBJECTIVES   Combines State of Union and Budget Messages

President Lays Broad Program Before Congress   Asks For Action To Halt Strikes — Seeks Draft Continuance—Against Tax Cuts   ‘DEEP CONCERN’’ ON STRIKE MENACE

SWIFT ACTION REQUESTED ON LABOR CRISIS   AGAINST DEBT INCREASE AND OPPOSES FURTHER TAX CUTS—ASKS DRAFT BE CONTINUED

President Asks Tax Schedule to Meet Expenses   No Deficit for First Time in 16 Years Sought

What Stalin Told AP Man   Text of Questions And Answers Between Correspondent Gilmore and Stalin

COLONEL LOSING LEGAL BATTLE TO AVOID COMPLETE TRIAL FOR ALLOWING BRUTALITY TO G.L’S

U.S., Russia Building New Atom Splitter   California Scientists Call Synchotron Important Advance

1.$. and Russian Scientists Seek To Build New Type Atom-Smasher To Create Greater Amount of Energy

U.S. WILL RUSK FOOD TO REICH   14 Grain-Laden Ships To Sail This Month Despite Maritime Tieup

Emergency Sieps Ordered in Food Shipmenis  Critical Need in U.S. Zone in  Germany Cited

ARMY TO RUSH FOOD 10 GERMANY   CRITICAL SHORTAGE BRINGS EMERGENCY MEASURES TO   SEND 300,000 TONS. 

Series Back To St. Louis   Cardinals Place All Hopes in Pitcher — Harry Brecheen .

HOUSE DEMOCRATS STOP  PLAN TO AVOID CAUCUS FOR AIRING GRIFVANCES

DIE, 17 ESCAPE IN PLANE CRASH   Pilot and Co-Pilot Killed as Airliner Hits Wires at Cleveland ?

CHARGE WOMEN OF JAP DIET IGNORED   Social Democrats Propose i Canalitias

STATE ACTION ON MILK INCREASE NOT CERTAIN    amee wives Will Not Know How Much Price Will Be Until Washington Struggle Ends

nes, After \-eclaring — m Bomb Secrets Safe,  ; Call To ‘Guard Well’

ATOM SECRETS SAFE, BYRNES TELLS SOLONS   Congressmen Warn State Sec’y To ‘Guard Jt Well’

Byrnes Statement on Atomic Secret Stills Many Fears   Franco Due for Another Rebuff on His Nazi War Dealings

Know-How Of A -Bomb Exclusive  Secret Belonas   Secret Belongs To US Alone, Declares Byrnes

Atomic Bomb Secret Still Safe: ‘Guard It Well’, Lawmakers Cry   Mixture of Relief ond Admonition Jn Congress To Byrnes’ Assurance That ‘Know-How’ Of Bomb-Making Remains Exclusive U.S. Secret

Congress Relieved That U.S. Retains Atom, Bomb Secret   Byres Says Says U.S. Has Sole. Knowledge o of Pro. duction Process, : _ .

Byrnes Warned By Washington To Keep Secret   Congressional Reaction To Statement Mixture Of Relief, Admonition

Congress Demands A-Bomb Security   Lewmokers Concerned Over Expose Of Spy Ring Seeking Bomb Know-How In Canada

U.S. Alone Has ‘Atomic Secret, Asserts Bymes   Congress Relieved by ‘Assurance; Guard It Well. Is: Admonition:

No Atom Leak Here   “Byrnes ‘Says U. S. Still Sole Owner... Of Bomb “Know-How”

Guard Well Pleas Made By Congress  casauiton Inquiry Brings Statement

WE STILL HOLD ATOM SECRETS, BYRNES STATES   Assurance Brings Renewed Appeal From Capitol Hill To ‘Guard It Well!’

Atomie Bomb Is Our Secret, Byrnes States   Disclosure of Canadian Spy Ring Brings Cries “Guard It Well” from High Officials.

CONGRESSME EXPRESS RELIEF   Details Of Canadian Probe Sought By Lawmakers   NO INFORMATION   Of Spy Ring Operating In U. S.; Proper Control Urged By Solons

Atomic Secrets Well Guarded Claims Byrnes   Relief Expressed In Wake of Spy Ring Disclosures

Byrnes Says Atomic Boml Secret Still Safe In U, S.   Lawmakers Plead ‘Guard It Well’:

CANADA MAY REPORT ON PLOT TOMORROW   Russian Embassy Calls Of! Diplomatic Party Plans

Canada Expected To Release First Report Of Espionage Plot Thursday

Atomic Bomb ‘Know-How’ In Hands OF U. S.   Byrnes Says Secret Of Production Still With Yanks; Await Canadion Report

CONGRESS CALLS FOR TOP SECRECY ON BOMB PLANTS   KNOW-HOW REMAINS U. S. SECRET, SAYS STATE SECRETARY

REPORT WILL BE SUBMITTED ON SPY PLOT   Canadians Eagerly Await New Disclosures Concerning "Leaks" On Atomic Eneray   DIPLOMATS ARE TENSE

Byrnes’ Assurance Atomic Bomb Secret Is Well Kept Brings Plea To ‘Guard It’

Others Hope Byrnes Is Correct...  New Cry Heard To Guard The Atomic Secret Well

‘Guard It Well’ Cry Raised On Capitol Hill   Secretary Byrnes Says Know-How Of Atomic Bomb Production Exclusive U.S. Secret

Capital Relieved By Byrnes Assurance That Atom Bomt Secret Still Safe In U. S.

KNOW-HOW IS STILL OURS, BYRNES SAYS   Congressional Comment Is  Mixture of Relief and Admonition

U.S. Still Has Bomb Secret, Byrnes Says   Congress’ Relief Brings Forth Cry Of ‘Guard It Well’

Solons Cry “Guard It Well’’ As Byrnes Says Atomic Bomb Secret Still Safe In U.S.

Byrnes Says U.S. Atomic  Secrets Safe   Disclosure That Bomb Production Methods Safe Brings Relief And Admonitions

Secret of Atom Bomb Safe in U.S   “Guard It Well’ Is Cry of Relieved Lawmakers After Rurnac! Statamanst

Ottawa Air Spy Plot  Tomorrow   Soviet Embassy Cancels Plans for Diplomatic Party

Secretary Byrnes Says U. §. Holds Atomic Secrets   Manufacturing O! Bombs Is Exclusive And Solons Seeking ‘Guards’ me

URGE SPECIAL PROTECTION FOR ATOM SECRETS   Byrnes Says U. S. Only Nation With Knowledge of Output System

CONGRESS HA ASSURANCE OF BOMB SECURITY   Secretary Byrnes Says United States Still Has Atom “Know-How”?

CANADA EXPECTED TO GIVE REPORT ON SPY ACTIVITY   Thursday Report First Official Word on Espionage Acts  - Said io Have Resulted in Disclosure of High Secrets

Two Westminster Students Heldin Fraternity Fire   Pair Seriously Burned at Beta Theta Pi House

City To ‘Crack Down On Tratfic Violators   Commission Orders Drastic Action -To Meet Problem On City Streets

‘Commission Orders Drastic Action ‘0 Meet Problem On City Streets

BIG-SGALE NAVY MANEUVERS — "OPENED TODAY IN ATLANTIC   WARTIME CONDITIONS ARE SIMULATED IN FIRST MANEUVERS SINCE THE JAPANESE SURRENDER

AIETEFOROLOGICAL RECORD   ‘CEILINGS GO BACK ON MEAT AT OR CLOSE TO JUNE 30 PRICES ‘New Black Market Seen; No Lids on Dairy Products

“= Industry Sees  Black Markets   (10 Says Exemption Of Dairy Products Will Bring Greater Inflation

Meat Is Returned fo June 30 Ceilings; Dairy Products and Most Grains to Remain Free   Producers and Labor Both Dissatisfied With Ruling of Decontro! Board; Black Markets and Less Meat Freely Predicted

Retail Costs To Be ‘At or Near’ June 30 Levels   Decontrol: Board Also Exempts Most Grains; Gronts Meat Subsidies

Revival Of Black Market, Fewer Cuts Seen; Dairy  Products Stay Free

Ceilings on Meat Are to Become Effective Sept. 9   Dairy Products and Grains Are Exempt but Top Officials Warn Against Rises; Reactions Toward Decontrol Board’s: Move Are Diverse

Dairy Products Are Left Free Of Controls   No Limits Clamped On Grains; Some ° Subsidies Restored

No Control On Dairy Products   Ceiling Threatened For Mitk And Butter HF Prices Show Gein.

Dairy Goods’ Lids Stay Off Temporarily   Decontrol Decision On Eeef and Pork Takes Effect Friday

Ceilings Put Back On Meat   -., Dairy Products And Grains Stay On “Free List’

Meat Prices Rolled Back Near June 30   Decontrol Board Leaves Dairy Prices At Unrestricted Peak

Decontrol Board Restores Ceiling Prices On Meats   Dairy Products, Most Grains To Remain Free

PRICE CEILINGS ON MEAT EFFECTIVE ABOUT SEPT, 3   This Announcement Was Made Today By An OPA Official.   AT THE RETAIL STORES   Milk, Butter, Cheese and All Other Dairy Products Remain Free.

Meat Ceilings Go On in September   Effective 12 Days Later Than Date First Chosen by OPA   [ON LIVESTOCK FIRST   Revised Plans Would Put Ceilings on Live Animals: Friday

OPA To Put Ceilings Back on Meats According to Price Board’s Decision

Three Decisions of — Decontrol Body Are Published Last Eve      Warns Ceilings Can Be Put on Other Items at Any Moment

Meats Back Under OPA  Ceilings   ‘Dairy Products Remain Free if Prices do not  Jump Further

OPA Prices to Be Close to June 30 Level   Time Lag to Apply Before Controls Go On Packers—Reactions To Board Orders Vary

Milk ‘And Other Dairy Products  Left Out Unless Prices Rise More

Temperatures   Ceilings. at Retail Level Will Return About September 3

PRICE MAY DROP ON SOME MEATS   But Getting it Will Prove Housewife’s Problem

New Lids Will Be Revealed Friday By OPA, Report   Dairy Products And Grains Left Free Of Curbs By Decontrol Board

Board Rules ‘Against Restoring Ceilings on Nearly All Grains;  # Decision Made

Retail Meat Lid Delayed   Sept. 3 Is Probable Date in Retail Stores Say OPA Officials:

Dairy Products ToBe Free Of OPA Ceilings   Decontrol Board Decisions Draw Varied Reactions

All Meats Are Going Back Under OPA Ceiling Prices Bat Milk, Butter Exempted

Deconfrol Boare Action Restores June 30 Prices   OPA Will Not Put Ceilings On Dairy Products

Meat Ceilings ‘About Same As June 30 Prices   No Controls On Dair Products If Prices D Not Jump Further.

MILK, BUTTER AND CHEESE REMAIN FREE   Meat Industry Speaks Of Danger Of Black Markets

ABU” ad Butter Sull Fre OF €ontrols,: As Riard Agtion Brings. Varied   - Reaction _

MILK, BUTTER REMAIN OFF CONTROLS   Rule Against Ceilings Or Nearly All Grain   MEAT INDUSTRY   Fears “Black Markets Will Spring Up: C.1.0. Wants Dairy Controls

OPA Plans Graduated Schedule   Ceilings Effective Friday Only On Live  Animals

—PRICE BOARD RULINGS—  OPA Needs Few Days To Re-Establish Controls  Decision Against Butter And Milk ft ae  TT Tr F  ene Fo 4  Pr w™ Tass   Decision Against Butter And Milk Controls Rapned By Committee Of CIO

Ceiling Prices Back Soon On Meat, Not on Dairy Products If Their Prices Hold Steady

BLACK MARKET, SCARCITY AGAIN   Prices Will Be ‘At Or Close’ To June 30 Figures As De-Control Unit Acts

Decontrol Board Makes Decision In First Use Of Sweeping Power: Dairy Products And Most Grain To Remain Free Of Price Control

Dairy Items are Left Free By Control Board   CiO Charges Keeping Dairy Products Free To Bring Increases

Decontro! Restores Ceilings on Meats, Dairy Products Free   Soybeans, Cotton Seed Products Listed: Grains Free

Allow Dealers Time to Clean  Out Old Stocks   Decontro! Board Leaves Ceiling: Off Milk, Butter, Cheese; Hear Black Market Warnings   Rv MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Effective on Livestock Next Friday  Dairy Products Are Left Off of

Meat Prices to Be at or Near June 30 Prices   Prices to Be Effective Friday on Goods Recontrolled

Dairy Products Freed Of Ceilings by Federal Board   Meat Industry Fears Rampant Black Market as Result of Decision

Board Rules Ceilings To Be Restored   Dairy Products and Bulk Of Grains To Remain Free of Controls.

Meat Price Controls To .Be Delayed   Ceilings Will Not Be Imposed by OPA Until About Seotember 7%

Controls Also Back On Cottonseed; Dairy Pro- , ducts To Be Recontrol-  led If Prices Rise.

Lid to Be Effective By Friday   Soybean and Cotton Seed Products Also To Be Controlled Under New Decisions

PRICE CEILINGS ARE EXPECTED BACK SEPT. 3   Meat Controls To Return or Date Agriculture Dept. Approves, Report

Meat Under Control, Dairy Products Left Alone... .  Varied Reaction To OPA Action On Food Ceilings

ASKS LEGAL BAN ON U.S. PAYROLL   Byrd Cites Job Increases Except in War and Navy Departments

OFFICER WOUNDED IN A GUN BATTLE   KU. Freshman Was the First to  Keach Scene of Shooting

Army Wasted Food Committee Says   Overstocked, Allowed Supplies to Spoil

P 0, TREASURY BILL APPROVED   Measure Also Provides 5'. Billions for Interest

$1 634,217 190 P.O, TREASURY BILL APPROVED   Méasure Also Provides 5% Billions  for Interest

EARLY END OF TRUCK STRIKE IS FORECAST   Two Large Firms Offe: Union Reduction In Workings Hours and Wage Increases   WILL DECIDE TUESDAY

PROSPECTS OF SETTLEMENT LOOM IN NEW YORK TRUCKINGSTRIKE   Reduction in Working Hours and $7.40 Weekly Pay Increase Offered by Two Large Firms Breaks Solid Front of Employers— Union to Receive Recommendation of Proposal

Paul Herbert Stays Out of Governor Race   Lieutenant Governor Seeks Fourth Term

Home Made Cheerful as Golden-Haired Girl of Three Years Comes Home to Die

eee tne At SEN SET cate ee ee a a OR eR ere ay eer ere ee  Challenge Validity Of Greek Plebiscite

Greek Radicals Lhallenge Vote   =Fraud, Violence and ~-Falsification Are = Red Charges —

RAISE PROTEST   Greek ‘Leftists’ Plan Court Challenqe of Election.

KING GIVEN 69 PER CENT GREEK VOTES   Validity Of Plebiscite May Be Challenged

U.N. Council To Argue Over Greek Matter   Some British Troops Being Withdrawn, London Says

Greek Plebiscite May Be Challenged   Leftist Group, EAM  Would Charge Fraud, Falsification---Case to Be Heord This Month

69 Per Cent Of Vote Won By Monarchy   Greek Government = Announces Measures to Forestall Civil War; British Withdraw Some Troops.

Will Challenge Greek Election   Leftist Group to File Charge of Fraud In Greek Court   Reds Preparing Attack On U. S. Stand In East

LEFTISTS IN GREECE WILL CONTEST VOTE   Announce Decision to Chal lenge in Supreme Court Validity of Sunday's   ALLEGE FALSIFICATION

Greeks Cast Near Total Registered Vote in Election   King George Awaiting Invitation to End Exile in London

Greek Leftists Dispute Vote   EAM To Challenge Valid: ity Of Election Returning ‘Kine To Throne..

EAM TO BATTLE GREEK ELECTION IN COURT SUIT   Fraud And Violence Will Be Charged By Leftists As King’s Lead Grows

GOV'T EXPECTED 10 INTERVENE IN STRIKE   Truman Calls Conterence Of - Leaders

Mississippi Ferry Boat Rams Barge: At Least 7 Dead   Death Toll of Passengers in Night Crash May Be as High as Fifteen   TEN OTHERS MISSING OFF MISSOURI SHORE   Six Cars Plunge Into River; Light Signals Apparently Misunderstood

About Ten Others Missing In Murky Mississippi River   Impact Caused Cars To Be Jolted From Ferry. Many Bodies Believed To Be Trapped In Cars At Bottom Of River.

Cars Roll Off Struck Ferry, Drowning 15,   Mid-Channel Crash . With Oil Barge Tow Blamed in Travedy

HEAVY TOLL IN RIVER ACCIDENT   BETWEEN SEVEN AND 15 DIE WHEN FERRY RAMS BARGES

DEATH TOLL IN RIVER TRAGEDY MAY REACH 15   Six Autos Sink As Ferry Rams Barge Prain On Mississinn}

15 Feared Dead In ferry Crash  6 Autos, Occupants Sink in Mississippi River os Ferry  fame Barae Train

RIVER TRAGEDY TAKES TOLL IN DEAD, MISSING      Ferry Boat Crashes Barges In Disaster On “Old Man River”

FEAR SEVEN TO FIFTEEN DEAD IN RIVER CRASH   About Ten Others Still Are Reported As Missing’   Six Automobiles Slide From Ferry Into Mississippi

FBI SEIZES NEGRO PAIR IN DETROIT   Two Wanted in Shooting of  Indiana Patrolman

Steele and Hopkins Ar? In Custody of Police. :  STOLEN CAR DRIVEN  BY CAPTURED PAIR  Other Men Captured As Suspects At State Town.

NEGROES SHOOT INDIANA COP   FBI SOLVES MURDER OF: OFFICER SUNDAY

Pair Picked Up In Small Loop Hotel At Detroit; Men Are Heavily Armed

Law Breaking Bees to be Swatted--Air Congressional Headache:   Whalish Reports Mark Bureau Round-up

Senate Commitiee Votes Full Year Extension of ‘Price Control Measure

Extension Of Controls For a Year Approved   COMMITTEE ‘E VOTES TO CONTINUE PRICE POLICY

PRICE CONTROL LAW EXTENDED   11 to 5 Vote Favors Full Year's Life for Measure Beyond June 30

ARMY AND NAVY HOPING DRAFT IS NOT NEEDED      Service Heads Say Boosts In Pay, Recruit Drives May Fill Quotas

New Draft Bill, Pay Increases Go fo Truman   Senate Passes Plans: Services Put Hope in Enlistments

HOPE PAY BOOST WILL ATTRACT MEN TO SERVICE   Congress Extends} Draft Te March, Pay Increases Authorized

Volunteers Sought lor wae" orces   Expect Pay Boost And New Recruiting Drives To Help

Pay Boosts May Eliminate Draft   Armed Forces Hope Volunteers Will Fill Needs

Army, Navy Hope Pay Boosts May  Cut Draft: Needs   Congress Extends Selective Service Low To March 31, 1947, Authorizes Personnel Seale Hikes Both Bills Ready.For Truman

Peace Draft Elimination Seen in U.S.   Recruiting Drive, Pay Raises Aimed At Filline Ouotas

FUGITIVES FROM PET SHOP GIVE JUNGLE VERSION OF MANHATT AN SERENADE  Tipplers Fear Lost Week End as Monkeys Take Big City Tour

Throng of Monkeys Swarm Over City, Scaring Some People, Amusing More; Simian Comedy, Drama-Prevail

100 Monkeys Break Out of Pet Shop Cages To Turn New York Into Jungle Playground

Monkeys Escape Pet Shop Cage, ‘Create Consternation in Manhattan

PREDICT 15 NAZI WARLORDS WILL GET DEATH SENTENCES   SEVEN MEN ON TRIAL AT NUERNBERG MAY GET PRISON TERMS, LEGAL EXPERTS SAY

‘ODIN DEPOT COMPLETELY... DESTROYED BY FIRE EARLY MONDAY MORNING ©

U9. WILL ASK AUSIANS FOR OWA TRAITOR   To Demand Fred Kaltenbact Be Turned Over for ‘ Treason Trial.

Russians Reported Holding Man Wanted for Treason   "Lord Hee Haw’s Wife Believes Yank-Born  Cammentator Mav Have Died

US. To Ask  Soviets for Kaltenbach   Whereabouts of Yankee “Lord Haw Haw” Not - Definitely Known.

Hizzoner Goes To Work! Canton Mayor Dons Work Clothes, Help: Haul Garbage As City Workers On Strike

CANTON MAYOR HAULS GARBAGE   Dons Work Clothes To Help Clear Refuse In Strike

Canton Mayor Is Garbage Collector During Job Halt,   Leaders of Striking €.1.0. Public Warlare Gav:  Klein Is Labeled Swike-Breaker

‘UN Completes Inquiry Into Franco Regime   Subcommittee W iI! Report to Council Today

UN SECURITY COUNCIL FRANCO PROBE COMPLETE   Investigation Of Spanish Issue Took A Month

Fate Of Franco To Be Decided By Report Today   Delegates Split Into Two Camps

UN COUNCIL GIVEN REPORT ABOUT FRANCO   Sub-committee Completes Study of Charges That Peace Is Endangered.

Evatt Committee Winds Up Inquiry On Franco Spair   Security Council to Meet Early Next Week to Discuss Findings

UN TO RECEIVE FRANCO REPORT   Committee Completes Probe; Findings Due Secon

UN Council Receives Report of Subcommittee on Franco Spain   BACK OF THE HEADLINES

LONG: WRANGLE OVER PROVISIONS OF PROPOSED LAW "FINALLY. IRONED OUT  IN COMMITTEE

OPA Extender Gets Approval Of House Grou   Amendments to Limit Pricing Power Adopted

HOUSE FAVORS LIMITATIONS ON OPA ACTIVITIES   Ceiling Prices on Durable Con. sumer Goods Would Be increased

Savages Using -Arrow: To Keep Miners From Rich Deposits   Wilds of Brazil Scene of Latest Strike Of Diamonds cand Gold; Tales of Rich Ore Brought to World by Explorers

U.N.R.B.A. Ends  Geneva Session Relief Agency to Merge With U.N.

Smaller Nations ‘Aim Verbal Guns At Big Five Vetc   Hopeful of Causing Major Powers to Use Privilege Less Frequently

SMALL POWERS HOPE 10 CURTAIL BIG FIVE VETO   By ROBERT J. MANNING United Press Staff Correspondent

QUARTER SLASH ON SUBSIDIES IS SET JULY 1   Complete Halt In Program Provided June 30th, 1947

WOULD END ON JUNE 30.1947 UNDER PLAN   Amendments Are Offered To   Meaeure

SUBSIDY OUTLAY SLASHED 2o PUT. BY HOUSE GROUF   Entire Program Would End in June, 1947, Under Commitiee Plan   VICTORY FOR PRESIDENT   Other Amendments to Price Control Statute Are Given Approval

Horseracing Under Scrutiny for Tax Source for Bonus   Illinois Compensation Committee Hears Representatives Today

HORSE RAGING SCRUTINIZED FOR REVENUE TO PAY BONUS   Subcommittee Holding Hearings To Find Possible Sources Of Money

Assert Truman Changes Policy   Advisers Say Administration Is Committed To System Of Competitive, Free Enterprise 

THINK TRUMAN TURNING RIGHT   Top Advisers Predict Quick Lifting of Most Price Controls

ALL CONTROL TO END SOON   PRESIDENTIAL ADVISERS SAY TRUMAN HAS DECIDED TO SCRAP ENTIRE WARTIME SYSTEM

Russia, France Given Know-How On War Secrets  Developments   Developments Develpiments  With U. S.

France, Russia Get Know-How On War Secrets   U.S. Official Says Neither Has Offered Reciprocal Move

Latin Americans Favor Opposition To Buenos Aires   Peron’s Defeat in Coming Election Would Ease Tension

DEMAND PROBE OF SLAUGHTER ELECTION RACE   Defeated Candidate Lodges Request With House Committee

INVESTIGATION OF TRUMAN-PENDERGAST VOTE VICTORY IN MISSOURI AREA 1S REQUESTED

Economie Crisis Seen by Duff   Lays Blame on Failure Of Democrats to Meet Needs of Nation

STREET CARS STOPPED AGAIN, POWER WEAKENS   Union Calls Meeting Fo Tonight; Little Hope For Settlement

Labor Groups And City Leaders Apply Strong Pressure On Strikers   Bitter Complaints Filed Against Mueller Fo “Sidestepping Settlement” and Double Crossing Citizens of Pittsburgh.

STREET GAR MEN DISCUSS STRIKE IN PITTSBURGH   May Stay Out In Support Of Power Walkout

Union to Vote Again Tonight As Labor Leaders Denounce Mueller; Some Power fs Still Available

Spokane Bus Drivers Strike in Latest Labor Dispute; 629.000 Idle in Nation

Buses Halted At Spokane By  Drivers’ Strike   10-Day Milk Strike At Rochester Ends In Agreement

Bus Drivers In Spokane Go On — Strike Today   TAXICABS ONLY MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION ' IN CITY

RCH WEDDING NOVEMBER 2      Bride of Wm. Van  : Kruse Becomes Buskirk

RCH WEDDING NOVEMBER 79      tta Kruse Becomes tide of Wm. Van Buskirk

Foreman’s Overtime  Ruled Out   $6,000,000 in Claim: Involved in Federal Suit in Boston

OTHERS WILL ASSIST ‘BIG-HEARTED’ SANTA   Funds Volunteered to Aid Ex-Marine Who Is Spending His Salary on Child Gifts.

Navy Teams Up With The Army   Asks Congress To Extend Draft Act Beyond May 15; ‘Needs More Men.

Navy Joins Army fii Seeking Draft Extension  Most Volunteers Are Joining to Avoid Call. Admiral Says

ANGLO-AMERICAN AIR FORCE IS PREDICTED   Plans Calling for Joint Training Reported Sent to Spaatz “for Signature.”

Pier Collapse Causes Death Nf Worxmen  150 - Foot Moubla - Dach Structure Falls fito

5 MEN MISSING IN PIER BREAK   Workmen Believed Hurtled To Death When Cars Are Plunged Into River

150-Foot Pier Falls, 5 Deac   Timber Structure Splits  OQver Delaware River   A-Bomb Victim’s Body Studied In Hope of Finding Treatment

> Men Missing In Collapse of Two-Deck Pier   Seven Workers Fight To Delaware River Surface Amid Twisted Steel, Wood Debris

Lower Ohio To Get Flood   Pittsburgh, Wheeling Escane High Water

Inquest in Zoeller Death Is Set Friday Morning  - Two Women, Six Mer  Comprise Jury Of Coraner Muncer

Inquest in Zoeller Death Is Set Friday Morning  - Two Women, Six Men Comprise Jury  i iii ibis ae hi CC ————————-

ASKS WITHDRAWAL OF BANS ON EQUIPMENT   ‘Claim Bans Against Use of Labor Saving Devices Hold Uo New Buildings   WORK IS HAMPERED

STEEL STRIKE WOULD HALT HOME BUILDING   Nail Production Would Stop, With Housing Shortage Acute   SITUATION IS SERIOUS

STANDARDIZATION OF BLDG. CODE IS NEEDED   Revision Will Help Housing Industry With New Homes, It is Said  CITER = RECTRICTIONG

UNO Control © _ Of Palestine Urged by Jews   Jewish Congress Ask  - British Mandate ‘Be Replaced_by UNO — - Trusteeship

Hails Election Of Axtell as Confidence Vote   Nelson, Arnold, Banta Victors in Races for Congress

2 Soldiers Are Held In Jewel Theft   Allegedly Stole Rare Swedish Heirlooms From Lincotn Woman On Train

SIX GASES CONTINUED AT OPENING OF COURT   Non-Suit Allowed in Another, Fowler vs. Swain   TRIALS WERE STARTED

HARVEY A, SCOT] * NS FOUND DEAL CE AT HOME TODAY   OWN FRIENDS HAE “FELICITATE® 1S COLONEL RICEAT

U.S. SENDS ~ WARNING TO YUGOSLAVIA   Protests Shooting Down of American Transport Plane

GOVERNMENT IS SENDING SHARP NOTE TO TITE   Second Plane Missing; Note Demands Re- — lease of Airmen

Decisions Expected Soon From Two  Federal Boards   OPA and Decontrol Unit Are Working Toward Onrushing Deadlines

Future Prices To Be Decided      Decontrol Board and OPA Press Toward Decision on Basic Ceilinas

Albert Leads Steger in Race For Congress   Three Incumbents, Jed Johnson, Boren And Wickersham, Gc Down to Defeat

Goodland Thinks New Taxes Needed For Government  Sunports Reagents in   Supports Regents in McMurray Action; Simple Inaugural

'WO-THIRDS OF DIVORCES INVOLVE WAR VETERANS   FATHER IDENTIFIES SON KILLED IN CAFE FIGH]   COST OF KEEPING SOLDIER UP 10.7 PERCENT FOR U. S

Crop Control Favored by GOP Senator   Price Support Also Advocated by  Solon From Kansas

Retention of Farm Production Controls Favored   Postwar Problem of Agriculture Is Not Yet Solved

PRODUCTION CONTROL “FAVORED BY CAPPER   Price Support Program Urged By Sen. Capper If Necessary To Prevent Unsalabl¢ Sarplases

HORSE PLAYER ADMITS FRAUD   SWINDLED CREDIT FIRMS OF $500,000' LOST $36,000 IN DAY

RUN-OFF CAMPAIGN PLANNED Rainey Tells Jester He Isn't Out Of Race, Pledaes Fiaht

ATTLEE SE FAILURE UNLESS IT CHANGES WAY!   Prime Minister Hits Use of Organization as a Forum for Debating ‘Ideological Differences.”   CHARGES OBSTRUCTION MARKS PROCEEDINGS   Declares Key to Prosperity and Tranquility in Europe Is a Settlement With Germany.

Attlee Crificizes ‘Propaganda’ Slaps In UN Forum Debate  Says United Nations Will Fail if Used For ‘Flimsy’ Attacks

Using of Peace Group as Forum Sharply Rapped   Agreement on Reich Is Key to Europe's Tranquility, He Says

‘Obstruction’ In United Nations Scored by Attlee   British Prime Minister Says U. N. Will Fail if ‘Propaganda’ Persists

Settlement of Future Germany Is Held Key to European Prosperity by Attlee

Attlee Assails Use Of U.N 4 As Ideologic Debating Ha’: 2   Prime Minister Say: Propaganda Attacks Characterize Parley

Attlee Asks Settlement On Germany   Obstruction And Propaganda Attacks Mark UN Proceedings, He Says

Attlee Prediets Failure   Of United Nations If It Is Used As *“Idealogical Differences” Forum

Attlee Condemn: Bickering at UN Proceedings   Prime Minister Upholds British Action In India, Burma, Elsewhere, Refutes Charaes of Imperialism

Attlee Scores Obstruction In United Nations   Pledges To Work To Lift Burden Of World Armament

ATTLEE SCORES TALKATIVE U.N   Will Fail if it Becomes Forum of Ideologies, Premier Declares

Forcign Ministers Ready To Approve Basie Progam For Arms Reducfion. To Adjourn Today

U.N. Approval On Arms Limit  Basis Assured   Soviet Demands on Troop Census Appear Doomed Re Asasmhile

ARMS REDUCTION APPROVED BY U.N. POLITICAL GROUP   Unanimous Vote Cast for Program by 54-Nation Committee as Session Nears Close.   CALLS FOR OUTLAWING OF ATOMIC BOMBS   Provides for Inspection and Control Machinery to Be Presented to Special As sembiy Session.

ELUSIVE TORNADO, HEAVY RAINS, ‘EVEN SUNSHINE COMBINE TO MIX    TEXAS “VARIABLE” WEATHER DAY

Elusive Tornado Is Reported In Texas   Fog, Rain And Little Sunshine Combine Lor Varicty OF Weather Over The State

TRIESTE STILL BLOCKS MEET OF BIG FOUR   Russ ‘Concessions’ Fail to Break Deadlock

Trieste Issue  Blocks Big-4   Bickering Continues  As Red Plan Rejected

radii . is: n., Dain Eig TAR =   GRUMBLING WITHIN VETS’ ORGANIZATIONS

PREPAREDNESS URGED FOR U. S$  Use Of A-Bomb To Out law War Is Favored In Latest Report

HOOVER ONCE 1560 FOOD “CLUB ON REDS   Was Allied Political Weapon Against Communism After War {.

Governor Green Commends Observance Of National Newspaper Week Oct. 1-8

PEACE RESTORED  IN RULES GROUF   Bitter Debates Of Tuesday Forgotten A Conferen erence Moves Toward Plenary

Nations Will Be Heard in Full Assembly   Committee on Rules Puts Aside Acrimony in Show of Harmony

PEACE WRITERS INVITE FORMER FOES TO PARI»   Ask Romania, Bulgar Hungary, Finland AnItaly To Parley

Paris Peace Meet Marked By Harmony  Group Moves Toward Task  Onsawnlntians

Ex-Enemies To Be Guests AI Peace Pariey   Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Finland to be Heard

Decks Are Clear For Ist Session   Speed and Harmony Shown ‘After Biner Fight

Five Former Enemy States To Take Part  In Conference   Rules Committee Clears Its Decks For Plenary Sessior Of Peace Parlev

Rules Group Ends Tasks on  Harmony Note   Committee Members Show Strains of Tempestuous Session; Plenary Meet Today

FIRST MEETING OF DELEGATES SET SATURDAY   Rules Committee Will Report to Plenary Session Today

Parley Speeded Up With Show Of Harmony   Rules Committee t Make a Report Today

? FORMER ENEMY NATIONS INVITED TO PEACE PARLEY   Italy, Romania, Bulgaria Hungary and Finland Asked to Participate in Deliberations.   RULES COMMITTEE WILL REPORT TODA’   Group Puts Aside Acrimony as It Moves With High Speed Toward Completion of Tasks.

TREATY TALKS OF 21 NATIONS GAIN HARMONY   CONFERENCE BEGINS DELIBERATIONS SATURDAY

Peace Conferees Ask Ex-Enemies To Join Parley   Byrnes’ Invitation to Attend Okayed As Nations Show Harmony in Rules Committee After Prolonged Fighting

Paris Confcrcnee  Presents Show of Harmony After Byrnes and Molotov Come to An’ Agree ee aed

Levy on Payroll Called ‘Same’ a Tonnage Money   Seven Per Cent ‘Tax’ Asked by Miners Is Assailed in Senate

SENATE VIEWS LEWIS PROPOSAL RADICAL   May Pass Act Outlawing Any Royalty Payments

Baruch Calls For End Of Strikes, Full Production   Says Resort To Law May Be Necessary To Keep Wheels Turning

BARUCH SAYS STRIKES, LOCKOUTS MUST BE PREVENTED FOR YEAR MINEWORKERS MAY WALK OUT; ELECTRIC STRIKE CONTINUES

Would Stop Inflation by Strike Halt   Prevent Strikes by Law it Necessary, Is Urged by Barvch

STRIKE CURB NECESSARY SAYS BARUCH   Warns Infiation Will Result if Walkouts Continue

Quads’ Mother Arrives To  Wed Father   British Girl Reunited With Former GI

QUADS MOTHER ARRIVES IN U. S.   Nora Carpenter And Thre Children To Meet Ex-Gi Father

Britons to Return to Darker Bread; To Get Less Bacon, Eggs and Poultry

Overseas Bunk Jinxed  ‘Airmen, But They Both Come Back Home Safe

Koenig and Portland Flyer Suspect Bunk Was Jinxed   Small-world - Item With a Left-hand  Thread

ClO Calls on Clark to Act   General Electric and Westinghouse Accused By Union Head

Warn Russians Not To Move Toward Tehran   Trainloads Of Troops And Ammunition Arriving Nightly At Russian-Held Tawn

Iran ‘Ready To Fight’ If Reds Aim At Teheran   Turks See Backing Up Of New Kurdish Government As Possible Motive; Soviet Denies Movement

Army Wili Resist ‘Soviet Move Onto Tah wan Sawa a»  wast 1a 7h eam ee

IRAN PROMISES WAR TO FINISH   ‘Ready To Fight To Last Man‘ If Russia Commits Overt Act

Declares Army Will Fight.Jn Evetit of “Unlikely” Russian Move Toward Capitol.

WAR MINISTE WARNS OF MOVE TOWARD CITY   Says Shah to Carry Issue to Meeting of  UNO Council

fran Army Will Fight   Plan Resistance to Last Man If Russians Move Against Tehran

Iranians Ready To Fight   If Russians Commit an Overt Act; Will Present Matter to UNSC

Says Nation Will Fight To Last Man   War Minister Asserts Every Soldier And ' Every Boy And Girl In Streets Will Fight To Defend Their Capital

IRANIAN TROOPS READY TO FIGHT   MINISTER SAYS WAR WILL START IF REDS MOVE TO CAPITAL

T0 DEFEND CAPITAL OF COUNTRY   Soviet Troops Are Reported Near Tehran

tranian Army  Ready To Fight      War Minister Says” Iranians Will Fight If Reds Move  Toward “Teli an.

SAYS IRANIAN ARMY IS READ   Will Fight to the Last Man If Russian Troops Move Toward Tehran.

Fight Talk By Iran’s General   Shah’s Army Will Fight “To Last Man” To Defend Tehran From the Russians

General Says Overt Action To Bring War   Soviet Troop Moves Seen To Be Threat. To City Of Tehran

Iran Ready to Defend Capital; British  ‘Call Soviet Movements ‘War of Nerves’

lranians Warn Army Ready to Defend Capital   Minister of War Says Army Will Fight If Reds Move on Tehran

Troop Moves Branded  ‘Menace to Security’ Military Sets Up Capital Defense;  Nation Vows Peaceful Intentions

Iranian Army Will Resist Red Troops   Britain Links Soviet Move With “War of Nerves"

Says Iran Ready To Fight To Last Man If Attacked   Minister Of War Reports Trainloads Of Russian Troops Arrive Nightly

Shah Will Present Case To UN Meet   Reds Sending More Treops Into Country, Official Says

IRANIAN ARMY WILL FIGHT TO LAST MAN   Minister of War at Tehran Plans to Present Question Again to UNO Security Council

WAR MINISTER TERMS PRESENT SOVIET ACTION “DEFINITE THREAT TO TEHRAN’; PLANS TO PRESENT UNO WITH PROBLEM

Movement Of Red Troops Toward  Tehran Watched   Shah Making Plans To Bring Question Before UNO Meet In New York

Iran fo Resist If Reds Drive Toward Tehran   Not Only Soldiers, But Boys and Girls Will Fight to Defend City, Minister Says

To Resist lf Soviets Move Toward Tehran   War Minister Says People Plan To Defend Capital

Iran “Ready To Fight to Last Man”   Nation Prepared to Resist if Soviets Move on Capital, War Minister Says

WILL RESIST SOVIET MOVE ON TEHRAN   Minister of War Declares Trainloads of Red Troops and Ammunition Are Arriving Nightly 20 Miles From Capital.

Leader Claims Army To Fight “To Last Man_   Even Boys And Girls Will Be Called On To Fight For City If War Comes

lran Is Ready ToFight Soviet Army   Any Overt Act Will Plunge Nations Into War, Chief Says

Overt Act: by: Soviet Troopé ie Be Chall, enged, ‘Mine  - ister Of war De ie   Trainloads. Reds - Reaching Kara j   Ammunition ‘Also ‘Poured Tits Iranian Sector; Soldier, Concentration  . Termed Threat

Tojo Losing His Memory   So Says Jap Attorney But Americans Think He's Just Feigning Amnesia

TOJO’S MEMORY FAILS   Former Jap Premier Unable to Recall All Important Dates

TOJO BEGINS TO ‘LOSE MEMORY’   AWAITS TRIAL AS TOP WAR CRIMINAL AND FEARS WORST

Former Premier Losing Memory?  Yank Officials Think -— Tojo’s ‘Feiqning’

All of Iran Is Evacuated by Russian Units   Army and Police Officials Report Withdrawal

IRAN EVACUATED BY SOVIETS, TOP OFFICIALS AVER   But Propagande Director Declares Exodus from Province ‘Almost’ Complete

lran Officials Report Soviet Troops Depart   Agreement Sought With Premier of Azerbaijan Province

Officials Claim Reds Complete lran Evacuation  Correspondents Ma Be Allowed To Ente: Area After Manday

Evacuation Of Iran Said Completed   Correspondents Muay Be Able to Visit Province After Monday, Deadline Set in Agreement

Evacuation Of lran Reported  Russians Now Out, Army, Police State

HOPKINS DOCTORS CAN NOT HELP ILL CHILD   West Virginia Mother Whe Hitch: Hiked To Baltimore Is Given’ Tratic

Tar Heel Gets Legion Of Merit   Col. William E. Wilkerson, Winston-Salem,’ Get Award for Service

Forces There Are Cut To 12,000 Men   President Reaffirms U. S. Support for National Government

U. S. Faith In Chinese: National Government Reaffirmed By Truman

Pledge Aid To China   Truman Real firms Interest In Peace, Economic Recovery

U. S. Policy Is Clarified By President   Says American Forces In China Now Number Less Than 12,000.

Nation’s Policy Is Made Clear By President   Recognition of National Government Reaffirmed in Statement

Forces There Sharply Cut   Recognition of National Government Stands, With Aid Toward Peace, Unity

Will Assist Chinese People to’ “Peace and Economic Recovery”   U. S. READY TO HELP   _ President Insists Plan for Political Unification . Is Sound

Reaffirms U.S. Policy On China   Truman Says America Hopes to Aid Nation Toward Peace;. Neutral In Internal Strife

RECOGNITION OF CHINA GOVT. 1S REAFFIRMED   Truman Says U.S. Will Continue to ely China People

‘Truman Reaffirms U.S. Recognition of Nationalist China   Advocates Aid to Help Nation Toward Peace, Economic Recovery

Recognition Of Chiang Rule In China Realfirmed   Truman Says U.S. Will Continue Policy of Aid In Economic Recovery

‘Truman Reaffirms U. S. Recog« nition of the Nationalist Government.   The President Regrets Unity Has Net Been Achieved by Peaceful Methods.   NO CIVIL STRIFE ROLE   Pledge Not to Interfere in Ins ternal Affairs Repeated in the Statement.

AIM REMAINS AIDING OF NATION TO PEACE, ECONOMIC RECOVERY   RECOGNITION OF OLD, NATIONAL GOVERNMENT RE-STATED BY TRUMAN

Truman, In Policy Statement, Says U. 5. Will Continue Aid to China

CHINA POLICY REMAINS SAME, TRUMAN SAYS   President Issues Statement t Clarify U.S. Stand Toward  National Government   NUMBER OF YANK TROOPS IN CHINA I$ REDUCED

TRUMAN AVERS U.S. 10 KEEP AIMS IN CHINA   President Renews Pledge of Assistance to National Regime of Chiang

Aid to China Reaffirmed By President   Reiterates Recognition Of National Regime; Rearets Civil Strife

Truman Repeats US. Recognition Of Chiang Rule   Regrets China Unable To Unify Forces Under One Head

UNITED STATES WILL CONTINUE CHINESE POLICY   President Reaffirms Our Recognition of National Government

[llegal Tax Levy Board Headache   Supervisors Debate  Methods Of Refund

Objections To Program  Overridden   Bridges Leads GOP Fight On Measure but Issue Decided on Voice Vote; Figure Up $21,832,648

Senate Upholds Increases Made F or Reclamation   Senators Say Veterans Would Settle If Dry Lands Irrigated

Temperatures   G. O. P. Thwarted in Attempts to Cut ‘Key State’ Money

U.S. Probing Another Auto Black Market   Involves Million Dollar Western State Deals by Dealers, Buyers

New Black Market In Autos Probed   One $3,000,000 Ring Is Smashed; 31 Indicted

New Cruisers, Destroyers  To Join Fleet  To Carry Heaviest Automatic Guns Daw Dp, 14. mm CLliwwne

17 NEW SHIPS TO JOIN: FLEET   Cruisers, Destroyers And Subs to Be Completed By Next Spring

Meat, Meat, Meat Screams Othman— Book Tortures Vegetarian   Fred Threatens To Become ‘Cannibal

Involuntary Vegetarian Tormented by  Drive to Boost Consumption of Meat:

Senate Banking Body Approves Loan to Britain   Group Votes 14 to 5 For Plan; Barkley Predicts Passage

SENATE BANK GROUP OKAYS BRITISH LOAN   Approval Is_ Predicted, But Not Without Sharp Debate

Senate Favors British Loan, Barkley Says   Debate Arises Over Own. ership of Wartime Bases Transaction

Barkley Hails Vote on Loan   Banking Committee Approves Bill, 14-5

BRITAIN’S LOAN GETS BLESSING   Credit Of $3,750,000,000 Set Up For England In Senate Bill

Senate Board  Okehs Proposed British Loan   Barkley Predicts It Will Pass in Chamber With Good Majority

British Loan — Reported Out   Senate Committee -Ok ay: Pranncal 14 ta >

Barkley Sees Approval Of British Loan   Banking Committee Gives Measure Fast 14 to 5 Blessing

Senate Group Okays British Loan Proposal   Legislation Will Receive Quick Action On Floor of Senate

BRITISH LOAN IS APPROVED   Senate Banking Committee Puts Okay on Credit By Vote of 14-5

Senate Committee Gives Blessing  to Loan for Britain   Passage of Measure in Upper House Is Forecast: Sharp Debate Is Expected During Floor Consideration

BRITISH LOAN GETS APPROVAL   Senate Banking Committee Acts Favorably; Sharp Debate Seen On Floor

- CRICKET CLUB NOW OWNED BY MUNICIPALITY   Deed for 40.9-Acre Plot Turned Over to City by Railroad Company

CRICKET CLUB PLOT DEED Is NOW PREPARED   Copy Is Transmitted to Mayor by Pennsy for Approval by City Council.

RIOTS CAUSED BY AGITATORS,, TOOK HEAVY TOLL IN KOREE   U. 8 TROOPS HELPING POLICE “GUARD PUBLIC BUILDINGS  3+ —-———LEFT1I8ST3S—STIR_-UP___ 1 VIOLENCE

People Sleep In Doghouses, Tickle Whales, To Get Nation Back To Normaley--But Oujek

PEACE DIMIN SCHOOL STRIKE   Break Negotiations in St. Paul Dispute

Two Boys, Aged 14, 15, On Trial For Murders In New York Courts Today

BOY ON TRIAL IN TOT'S DEATH   Another Juvenile Faces Jury In Slaying Of Woman

Two Teen-Age Boys on Trial In Connection with Slayings (Victims Were Girl, 3: Woman, 53

QUAKE DAMAGES TOWN IN CHILE   OLDER BUILDINGS EN COPIAPO «DESTROYED—TWO KILLED, SEVERAL HURT, .

Germany's Food Ration Reduced By U. S. Leaders   Calorie Quota Lowered By 250 in Zone for Next Month

GERMANS IN U. 8. OCCUPATION ZONE TO GET LESS FOOD   Daily Ration for Civilians Reduced From 1,550 to 1,273 Calories for Next Month.   OFFICIALS ADVISED TO PROTECT RESERVES   Americans Ask Increased Police Protection in Cities Where There Is Danger of Looting.

Strikers Ignore Five Percent Wage Increase And Other Concessions   Street Car Operators Quit Work For Duration. Many Industries Forced To Curtail Activities ; Union Leader Released From Jail.

Streefcar Men, Stee! Workers Join Walkouts   Injunction Touches  Off New Troubles

MRS. WINTER ACQUITTED IN POISON NEATH   Fairfield Woman Freed by Jury on First Ballot

Kimmel Puts Fleet Blame on Capitol   Ordered to Keep Ships At Pearl Harbor, He Says

Kimmel Claims Lack Of Warning  Washington Decreed Position Of Fleet

Probers Learn of Kimmel Warning   Records Reveal Belief Fleet Was Vulnerable

Blame Laid La rgely On Administration 7 Kimmel Begins His Pearl Harbor Story

KIMMEL TELLS WHERE ERROR WAS MADE   Says Fleet Should Not Have Been Kept In Hawaii Harbor

Had To Agree, Admiral Said   Kimmel Said Fleet Was Ordered to Stay at Pearl Harbor

‘Had choice of agreeing or quitting’  Adm. Kimmel on fleet’ disposal

ummel Claims He Saw Danger   Puts Blame on Washingtor For Fleet Being’ Held Tn Peael Harheu

SPECIAL MEET DEMANDS MADE   Legislators, Labor Are Putting Squeeze on Lausche

IDGL OF BOSTON   Jury Convicts Rep. Curley Of Using Mails in Fraud

RAVIOLI—SPAGHETTI Saturday and Sunday. Garibaldi flall. Dunlevy. s02ty*

WALLACE SUMS UP PRODUCTION   Factory Output Called Impressive, But Far From Reconversion

Only A Reversal Of Interior Department's Ruling Will Delay Strike Until Nov. 20.

Decision on Coal Strike ThreatNear   Justice Deportment To Decide Whether Lewis Can Open Mine Contract

BACKERS OF BRITISH LOAN HOPE FOR 0. K.   Indorsements Strengthen Senate Ranks

Thirty-two Senators Publicly Committed to Vote for Bill; Mississippian Headed Home for Camnaien

LOAN TO BRITAIN GAINING FAVOR   Supporters See Success fot Debated Proposal

New Supporters For British Loan  Three Senators Are Added to List

THE CHURGHILLS LEFT MIAMI BEACH FOR WASHINGTON   ABOARD PRIVATE CAR   Will Go With Presdent Truman to Fulton For An Address March 5.

Newly Developed Soviet Atom Bomb Makes U. S. Explosive Obsolete, Scientist Claims

Super Atombomb Developed By Russia, Scientist Claims   American Weapon Now Obsolete, He Of Irish Research Center Declares

Goering Snarls Curses af Former Nazi after Damaging Testimony   Scientist Says Reds Have Atom Bomb Which Renders U. S. Weapon “Obsolete’’

CABINET CALLS PURGE SESSION   Japs Face Drastic Ouster Move Under Directive. by MacArthur

Gen. MacArthur Gives Japs New Drastic Order:   Orders Japanese Govern ment ‘‘Purged’’ Of WarTainted Elements At Once   JAP CABINET TO CONSIDER MOVE

Leaves Landlady $20,000 ee  Aged, Shabby Man, Spurned  Here, Rewards Benefactm

Leaves Landlady $20,000 aaaricenenaheianbaintibey. Miia danke othahad  Aged, Shabby Man, Spurned  Here, Rewards Benefactor

RED REQUESTS FOR BALLOTING DELAY OVERRODE   Byrnes Scores Soviet Plan » To Hold Up Vote On Six Non-Permanent Posts   FIVE COUNTRIES NAMED   Brazil, Egypt, Mexico, Poland Voted To Seats At Assembly Meeting

UNO Nips Soviet Request To Delay Voting On Council   Assembly Votes 34 to 9 vs. Russia After Hearing Byrnes

Non-Permanent Members Of UNC Council Named   Byrnes And Bevins Have Slight Rift

SENATE. APPROVES ‘ANTI-RACKET BILL AN SURPRISE MOVE   leadérs Predict - President Will Sign Measure Ope posed by Uniane

Measure Has Been Target Of Union Ire   Law Was Part of Case Bill Vetoed Last Week By Truman—Protects Interstate Commerce

SENATE SENDS MEASURE 10 PRESIDENT   Truman Placed In Another  Labor Dilemma   LEGISLATION   Bitterly Fought By Unions; Speculate On Possibility Of Veto

New Labor Dilemma fot President   “Anti-Racketeering’! Bill Unexpectedly Passed by Senate--~ Speculate on Veto

VETO IS SEEN POSSIBLE FOR HOBBS MEASURE   ‘Anti-Racketeering’ Curb Is Rushed thru Senate, on To President

New Labor Bill Goes To Truman   President’s Reaction To “Anti-Racketeer” Measure Uncertain; Passage a Surprise

Senate Passes Bill to Thwart Labor Rackets   Capito! Hill Rusce<.

Measure Provides Stiff Penalties For Interference With Commerce; Presidential Veto Held Unlikely

President Faced By New Dilemma   Interstate Commerce Obstruction Would Bring Fines, Imprisonment

SENATE PASSES ANTI-RACKET PLAN INHURRY   Capital Speculates Whether President Will Exercise Veto Powers Again

CAPITOL WAITS TRUMAN ACTION ON HOBBS BILL   Anti-Racketeering Legisla~ tion Hurried Through ~ Senate To Passage

Truman Faces Newest Labor Law Dilemma   Anti-Racketeering Bill, Bitterly Assaiiled By Unions, Approved

New Dilemma for Truman in Hobbs Anti-Racket Bill   Measure Bitterly - Opposed by Labor  Daeae Wata Dwele

‘Truman Facing Hobbs’ Target   Senate Speeds U; Action On Bill  For Surprise

Anti-Rac:eteering Bill, Despised .-v Unions, Is _ New Dilemma For Truman

Another Labor Dilemma Thrust Upon President   So-Called Hobbs “Anti ‘Racketear ing? BIL Whips   Throngh the Senate  Unexpectedly

Hobbs Measure Puts Truman in Labor Dilemma   Anti-Racketeering Bill is Whipped Through Senate

Veto Speculation Grips Capital After Surprise Move 0n 1942 Measure

Hatch Bill Gives Troman Another Labor Dilemma   Anti-Racketeering Bill, Opposed By  Unions, Is Passed

TRUMAN 1S PUT IN DILEMMA BY BILL ON LABOR   Anti-Racketeering Measure Target of Criticism by Unions

Truman Receives Labor Control Bill   Curb to Union Acts Predicted to Pass Ry JACK BELL

Bill Heartily Criticized By Unions Passed   Hobbs Measure Is Unexpectedly Given Senate Approval

AWAIT TRUMAN SIGNATURE TO HOBBS BILL   Union - Criticized Anti. Racketeering Bill Clears Senate

Truman Faces Labor Dilemma With Hobbs Bil   Expect President's Veto Of New Bill Similar To Vetoed Case Measure

[Senator Hatch Says None of Provisions Would Interfere With Legal Actions   ‘Truman May Sign   Wagner Says President  May Sign, Says Veto   Justified

Truman Gets Another Bill To Look Over   Senate Passes House Bill Without Change Providing Penalties for Obstructing Shipments.

Anti-Racketeering Bill Sent to White House Unexpectedly   Senate’s Action Puts Presdent in Another Labor Law Dilemma

Whips Through In 1942 Form OK'd By House   Measure Target Of Bitter Criticisms By Union Leaders: Weigt Signing By Truman

Anti-Racketeering Bill Places President In Another Labor Dilemma

[Hobbs Anti-Racketeering ‘Bill Goes to President  Measure Whips Through Senate

New Labor Law Problem  For Truman   Congress Passes Bill To Curb Racketeering; Union Opposed Measure

Truman Handed New Labor Bill   ‘Anti-Racketeering’ : Put Up To President

Hobbs Measure, Long Target Of Violent Union Criticism, Passed Unexpectedly By Senate In Exact Form Approved Earlier By House—Capitol Hill Speculates On Whether President Will Veto Legislation As He Did Case Proposal Last Week

Byrnes Launches “Peace Offensive;” Russia Has Choice Of 2 Agreements

Byrnes Charges Russia Blocking Hopes for Peace   Threaten to Walk Out of Big Four’s Talks, Turn to UN

Soviet Warned It Must Stop Its Tactics   U. S. Ready To © Lay Case Before United Nations

Russia Blamed In Failure Of Peace Parley   Byrnes Leaves No Doubt On Course UoS Will Take

Byrnes Reports To Nation  Serves Notice.-On Russia To Stop Blocking Peace Conference Plans

Byrnes Plans Offensive for Peace, He Say:   Secretary of State  Threatens to Place  Matter of Peace Pacts Before United Nations

Byrnes Opens Peace Drive   Warns Rucsia to Stop Blocking Pace Conference

“Offensive For Peace” els Launched   Byrnes Gives Russia Choice of Agreeing ‘To Parley or Placing tec Bafeeo TIN.

Threatens US Boycott 01 Big 4 Talks; Treaties To Go Direct To UN Council

Byrnes Charges Russia Blocking Peace Efforts   Tells Nation He Will Carry Whole Matter Before United Nations

U.S. Peace Offensive Launched   Will Take Treaty Problem To UN If Russia Keeps Balking, Byrnes Says 

Byrnes Gives Russia Netice To Cooperate   Secretary of State Says Last Night That Soviets Are Biecking European Peace Program.

Byrnes Tells Russia Alternatives On Settlement European Treaties

HINTS U. S. MAY WALK OUT ON PEACE CONFAB   Byrnes Warns Reds United States May Take Dispute to UN Delegates

Secretary Makes It Plain This Nation Will Turn Disagreement Over To UN

BLAMES REDS FOR FAILURE OF CONFAB   > Lists Issues On Which U.S. Will Not Compromise   PEACE PROBLEM

-TALK TO NATIONWarns U.S. May Stage Walkout   State Secretary Demands Summer Talks—or Else

BYRNES PUTS PEACE TREATY DELAY BLAME UPON RUSSIA   Asserts That United States Will Push For  Early Conference

Peace Up To UN If Reds Persist In Halting Plan:   Secretary Byrnes To Push “Offensive For Peace” Even At Cost Of Ideal

Byrnes Holds U.N. ‘Cudgel Over Moscow   Secretary of State Lays Peace Failure At Door of Russia

Bymes Assails oscow as Bar to Peace Talks   Threatens to Place Entire Issue Before United Nations

Blunt Talk From Byrnes Over Radio   Says United States “Drive For Peace”. . Must Not Be Blocked By Any One Power

BYRNES GIVES RUSSIA CHOICE   Says Quit Blocking Treaty Talks Or U. S. Will Walk Out

Russia Gets 2 Choices For Peace      U. S. May Walk Out of Treaty Talks, May Turn Peace Over tc U.N... He Save   Issues Are Listed   No Compromise Is Seen on Six Points With U.S.S.R.

Byrnes Gives Nation Report On Conference   Blames Russia for Blocking European Peace Conference— Speech Aggressive

Byrnes Threatens To Walk Out   US Will Leave Big Four Treaty Talks If Russia Does Not. Stop Blocking Peace Conference This Summer

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW hii e ae ecaaeimeicy cemienaer  pereaeaaunieee  Fireworks Due as Earth Comes Within - 132,000 Miles of Comet’s Sweeping Tail

‘Fireworks in Sky Certain as Earth Moves Into Fiery  Orbit of Comets; Shower of Meteors to Start Tonight

LEWIS AGREES » TO MEET WITH  MINE OWNERS      NEGOTIATIONS WILL BE RESUMED THIS AFTERNOON ON DEMANDS OF THE STRIKERS

Schwellenbach Arranges for Parley Revival   Basis for Talks Not Disclosed  By Parties

‘They'll Never Crush Us,’ Declare Leaders Of . Anti-Negro and AntiJewish Group

LARGE VOTE EXPECTED IN MICHIGAN   May Set New. __ Off-Year Record If Weather Good

CIO CHIEF ASKS WAGE INCREASES   Soost Needed to Meet Price Hikes, Says Murray

WAGE BOOSTS TOBE SOUGHT AGAIN BY CIC   LIVING COSTS CALI FOR PAY RAISES, SAYS MURRAY

Garbage Men Refurning fo Tulsa Trucks   Strike Folds When Court. Sustained Position City.  Officials Have Held; _ Men Go Back on Job ..

TULSA GARBAGE STRIKE AT END   Workers Answer Union’s Call To Resume Jobs—Settlement Reached

Churchill May Be Asked To Testify   Suggestion Brings Committee Row

call For Churchill Causes Uproar ve Kimmel Says Aides Back Up His Views

PEARL HARBOR PROBERS IN ROW   PROPOSAL CHURCHILL BE ASK ED TO TESTIFY LEADS TO  STORMY DISPUTE.

Pearl Harbor Prober Would Grill‘Winnie’  Senator Seeks Testimony Of FDR-Churchill Talks

Row Follows Move To Ask Churchill to Testify atl nquiry   Ferguson Proposes Former British Premier Be Called in Pearl Harbor Probe to Tell of  Atlantic Charter Parley: Democrats Riled

‘CHURCHILL IN HARBOR QUIZ   Proposal Is Met With Storm of Protest In Committee

PEARL HARBOR INOUIRY TURNS TO CHURCHILL   PROPOSAL TO CALL WAR CHIEF STIRS UP NEW ROW

Churchill May Give Evidence      Pearl Harbor Group Debates Asking Former Premier's Story

Group May Question Churchill   Kimmel Contends Washington To Blame For Attack

Row Flares at Proposal to Call Churchill   Kimmel Testifies Five Admirals Support His Views

Former Prime Minister Suggested As Able To Clear Details Of Atlantic Charter

call For Churchill Causes Uproar see Kimmel Says Aides Ulp His Views:

senator Wants British Leader to Appear Before Committee Investigating Pearl Harbo. -Disaste:. ~ _

BRINGS ON ROW  Republican Asks Churchill As Witness in Investigation

 PROPOSALS FOR RETURNTO RATIONING GROW FAINT   the starving peoples of foreign lands.

Probe of Alleged Spanish Threat fo World Peace Likely To Run Lona Time

Auto Production Reaches Monthly Peak of 285,502  Last Month’s Outpu   Last Month’s Output Was Gain of 46,152 Over September

800 Patrons Stranded on Gambling Ship   Lone Water Taxi Left In Operation During Battle in Courts

FOREIGN CHIEFS FAIL TO AGREE ON BASIC ISSUES  TACKLE QUESTION OF

Vatican Seizure  Asked By Hitler   Seep Followed Fit of Rage As Italy Bowed to Allie<

Grains Shortage May Cause Meat Rationing  Full-Scale Review Of Situation Is Due Next Thursday

Newsprint Mill For The South   Would Produce 100,000 Tons Of Newsprint Yearly

Freneh Cabinet Will Quit in  Reorganization   Bidault May Continue as President Pro Tem

Administration Wading In For Showdown Battle   Secretary Krug Issues An Appeal To The Miners To Remain In The Pits Pending Additional Contract Negotiations.

Decide Today on Special Session   Evictions, Rents ‘Would Be Frozen

Forces Opposing Frank Carlson Fail to Appear   Opposition Reduced To a Murmur; Over 3,000 Republicans  Cenverae on Taneka

Carlson Taking © Spotlight:      Opposition in Race For Governor Fades _ At Topeka; Kansas. Day Crowd: Jams::Hotels: =

Crowds Early For Gala Kansas Day   Opposition to Carlson Governor Boom Has Not Appeared   ‘TALK MINOR OFFICES   Speakership Contest on Among Half a Dozen House Members

NORMAL WEATHER FOR THANKSGIVING   Below Zero Readings Forecast tr North Dakota;-Some Showers Are Predicted

HOLIDAY WILL BE CHILLY ONE   New Cold Wave Moving Down From Canada Into Midwest

Appeals For Unity In Italy :   . New Premier Asks Support of All Factions Follow‘Ing Umberto Blast

Asks Italians to Back Republic   Premier Urges Support After Sharp Exchange With Deposed Eing

Premier Appeals To Italians To Support New Republic Regardless How They Voted   Former King Umberto Attacks Cabinet After Leaving For Exile In Portugal

De Gasperi Appeals For ftalian Unity   Umberto Charges Usurpation of Powe:

Asks Support New Republic   Premier Attacks Attitude Of Deposed King Umber to, Now In Enxile..

Proclamation’ By Umberto Seen As Plot To Return   Italian King Goes Into Exile But Leaves Written Statement

ITALIANS GIVEN HARMONY PLEA   Premicr Urges People to Sup port Republic Despite How They Voted

Unity Asked Of Halians   Premier Replies to Umberto’s Charges, Appeals For all to Support Republic

Appeals For Support New Italy Republic   Premicry De’ Gasperi Addresses Plea to All, Regardless of How They Voted In Pleliseite

Ask Italians to Back Repubite   King Charges Cabinet Has Usurped Powers Of Monarch

“Support Republic” Is Plea te All Italians   Premier's Appeal Comes After Umberto’s Charge That Cabinet Had Usurped  We KE ck cw

Premier of Italy Pleads For Support   Asks People Back Republic; Umberto Issues Manifesto

Italians Predict New Plot To Restore King Umberto To His Throne In Country

Plot To Bring. Umberto Baek To His Throne  Seen In Rome   King Says He Fled To Avert Civil Wars Proclamation Issued

PREMIER URGES » ITALIAN UNIT)   Upholds Government — Procedure in Assuming Power

Unity Is Urged By de Gasperi   Support of Republic Asked; King in Lisbon

Italian Premier Asks All to  Support Regime  Atmosphere Is Tens   Atmosphere Is Tense King Says Cabinet ‘Usurped’ Governmen:

ASKS SUPPORT OF REPUBLIC BY ITALIANS   Premier Calls Upon People to Back New Government, Reeardless of How They Voted in the National Plebiscite.

Umberto Note May Rekindle Italy Uprising   Monarch, in Exile, Scores Opponents; Royalist Plot Seen

Italian Premier Pleads for Unity   With King in Exile Steps Proceed to Set Up Republic

Premier Calls On Italians To Back Republic   NEW LEADER IN RADIO + APPEAL TO NATION TODAY

CONDEMNS IMPERIALISM  Pope Calls Church fo Lead Fight for Secure Society

Churches Must lay Univer sal  ole, Says Pope   Pontiff Given Great — After Speech: ces Birettas on 8 of 29 Cardinal:

Pope Pius Says Church Must Take , Lead in Meeting World Problems

Pope Calls for Fight  Against Imperialism Broadcasts After Colorful Rite Honoring 29 New Cardinals

Broadcasts to World After Putting Birettas On Heads of Cardinals

Pontiff Says Need of Hour is Security   Pius Is Concerned Over Present Drift Toward Expansion

MENACE SEEN IN EXPANSION BY POPE PIUS   CHURCH CALLED ON TO FIGHT MODERN IMPERIALISM   Ancient Hall Tammed

Pope Outlines Church Role In World Affairs   New Cardinals Get Insignia In Colorful Rites

Militant Leadership Asked  To End Modern Imperialism:      Pope Pius XII, in Broadcast, Expresses Concern Over “Unbridled Tendency Toward Expansion” —Cardinals Get Birettas

Pontiff Warns Imperial Aims Periling World   Calls on Catholic Church  To Lead Way Toward C1Lihek WWrostse:

UNIVERSAL CHURCH ROLE POPE'S PLEA   New Cardinals Receive In  signia Before Throna

Imperialism Endangers Foundations Of Human Society, Declares Pope

Pope Points To Dangers Of Imperialism  Outlines Position Of Church in

Calls on Church To Mold Basis Of Firm Society  Pontiff Speaks At Capping Rite: Cn. 329 fasdianle

Pope States Church Must Take Militant Leadership To Meet World Problems

Valican ceremonies will be heard Incally from 6 to 7  a. m. tedey over Stations wre end WeVve

Pope Says Church Mast Play Universal Role In Meeting World Problems

‘Conductors To  Swike Aug. 7  ~ Pullman Bingloyes Thearmmand Pav Rancte

Pullman Co. Conductors Will Strike   Walkout, Sef For August 7 Would Affect 2,700 Workers

ORC Calls Strike Pullman System  Work Stoppage Is Set For August 7

Court Dismisses Sedition Case   -_——_———.e  28 Defendants’ Charges Ended

DISMISS MASS SEDITION INDICTMENTS   24 Defendants Are Freed -From Charges

MASS SEDITION CASE  AGAINST 26 PERSONS  DISMISSED BY JUDGE DEFENDANTS CHARGED  WITH UNDERMINING WAR MORALE FREED

SUNDAY SET FOR WALKOUI OF TRAINMEN   Railroad Official Says Business on Entire System Will Be Tied Up if Men Leave Jobs.   NOTICE TO CARRIER COMES AS SURPRISE   Switchmen and Brakemen Object to Way Grievances Are Handled— Wages Not Involved.

Strike Surprises Company s Agent; Expect Truman Aid  Railroad Act Require Mediation Board And Thirty-Day Wait

H.use Reaches Voting Stage On Draft Extension   Major Issues Face House As Voting On Draft Pro posals Is Begun   SEE “HOLIDAY” ON INDUCTIONS

UNRRA Tackles  Famine Problem      47 Delegates Meet and Select Director

Rebel Activities in Indo-China Spread  to Southern Regions   Bodies of 22 Persons Are Found Along Highways; Attempts to Halt Traffic Are Manifest

Underground Sends Threat To Congress   Cautions Leaders On Collaboration Or Partition

Solution sought by auto workers as Truman fails   Union’s top strategists in Detroit hold secret session

Byrnes to Try Again At Pari is  ee we merase   Secretary Leaves Today for Parley; Success Depends On Russia’s Stand

Bevin Cries ‘Lie’ To Red Charge British In Greece Endanger Peace

Russia Raises Issue Of Veto   Bevin Gives ‘Lie’ To Russian Charges

RUSSIA, BRITAIN IN VIOLENT CLASH OVER GREEK [SSU   Bevin Gives “Lie” to Charge - England Imperils Peace and Demands “Clean Bill” From U. N. O.   MOSCOW DELEGATE TRIES TO BLOCK ACTION   Attempts to Use Veto Power to Prevent Vote— U. 8. Sides With England in  - Bitter Dispute,

ISSUE RAISED OVER MOVE 10 CLEAR BRITISH   Adjournment Is Taken Without Decision By Delegates

British Official Cries ‘Lie’ to Soviet Charge   Security Group Fails To Decide Issue on Troops in Greece; Egyptian Case Raised

Russia Raises Veto Issue At Stormy Mee!   Bevin Cries ‘‘Lie‘’’ To Soviet Charge Against British

Bevin, Soviets In Bitter Clash In UNO Council   Reds Declare Britain « Endangers World Security

Russia Seeks to Use Veto Power in  U.N. O. Controversy   Effort Made to Prevent Clearing Great : Britain of Soviet Charges of Endangering Peace With Troops in Greece

Russia Seeks Initial Use of Veto Power In Council   Bevin Cries ‘Lie’: To Soviet Charges . Britons in Greece Endangering Peace

Greek Issue Is Debated at Great Length   Bevin Gives ‘Lie Direct’ to Soviet Accusations

Reds Raise Veto Issue In UNO Security Council   Russia Seeks To Prevent Action Clearing Britain o Soviet Charges; Council Adjourns without Deciding if Moscow Could Use Power

GREEK CHARGE TREND FORCES SOVIET MOVE   Maze Of Legalities Leave UNO In  Turmoil

STATESMEN CONSIDER NEEDED ACTION   Political Circles Are Studying Articles For Middle East Clue

British, Yanks Demonstrate In  Troubled Trieste   * Hold Huge Parade anc Shout at Italians.

Reéevoke Charter of Klan in Wisconsin   Charges Columbians Sought to Overthrow Nation: Two Confess

TRANSFER TITLES FOR REAL ESTATE SOLD   Several Properties in Bucks County Have Recently Changed Ownership  THE LIST IS GIVEN

MANY PROPERTIES IN BUCKS CHANGE HANDS   New Owners Listed For A Number of Bucks County Tracts   MAKE PRICES PUBLIC

REAL ESTATE TITLES ARE TRANSFERRED   Numerous Transactions Ard Recorded For Properties In Bucks County

NUMEROUS TITLES HAVE BEEN TRANSFERRED Real Estate Market in Bucks  County Continues To Be Very Active  LIST IS HERE GIVEN

OPA EXPECTS TO HOLD THE LINE ON AUTO PRICES   CONTROLS ON BREAD AND FLOUR MAY BE LIFTED NOVEMBER 1

CHANCES 600 PRICE LINE ON AUTOS WILL BE HELD SAYS OPA   Expect Decontrol Of Bread, Flour And Related Item: At An Early Date

Expect End of  Bakery Ceilings   Present Price Lids Likely to Continue In Auto Industry

OPA INTENDS 10 HOLD CEILINGS ON NEW AUTOS   Expeot Government to De control Bread, Flour Soon

OPA Battles to Hold Auto Prices  Officials Announce Outlook Fairly Good

Auto Lids. May Hold   Most Makers Agree Prices High Enough Now; Bread-Flour De. - control Likely Soon

DECONTROL SeT TO GUT MORE PRICE CEILINGS  Bread and Flour Prices Likely   Bread and Flour Prices Likely To Be Lifted

Auto Ceilings Likely To Stay Where They Are   Government Set To Cut Bread And Flour Loose Feam Price Cantrale

[May Drop Control of Bread, Flour; Auto Ceilings Are Likely to Remain

CAR PRICE JUMPS BELIEVED AT END   OPA Set To Sweep Ceilings From Bread And Flour

OPA Ceiling On Bread and Flour Doomed   Cereals and All Bakery Goods Also to Be A ffect nm

OPA Set To Cut Flour, Bread Loose From Price Controls; Auto Ceilings To Remain   Breakfast Cereals As Well As All Bakery Products To Be Affected

Ceilings Coming Off Bread And Flour ....  OPA Expected To Be Able To Hold The Line On Car Prices, Officials Think

Auto Ceilings Are Likely To Remain, Says OPA Official   Flour And Bread Set  For Decontrol Action

Atomic Power For Industry  Seen Soon   Sufficiently feasible to warrant investigation, Westinghouse experts believe.

ATOMIC POWER FOR INDUSTRY SEEN SOON  Closer at Hand    Closer at Hand Than Most People Think

BREAKFAST TABLE TIPS News Menu   LoanExpiration DateCut To Boost Wheat Supply

Lewis Holding Key To Strike Of Coal Miners   NO DECISION MADE YET OVER WALKOUT OF WORKERS

VETS PARADED FOR STRIKERS      ANOTHER DEMONSTRATION  STAGED AT: MOVIE'STUDIO ,  BUT ENTRANCES WERE NOT BLOCKED

River, Harbor Bill Introduced  : 300 Million Dollors,  Planned For Work

100 Reported Dead as Revolt Rages in Bolivia   Students Battle Police in La Paz Nation is Tense

Nation Moving Closer to Economic Chaos  Industry Facing Paralysis in

Nation Moving Closer to Economic Chaos Industry Facing  Paralysis in  T wkhae Thenistac

U.S. CLOSER TO PARALYSIS OF INDUSTRY   Western Electric Phone Makers Strike

‘Driver. Intentionally  ~ Hit Pregnant Woman, --. - Preseentor Charees

Charged With Deliberately Hitting Girl  Told Companion To Watch Him ‘Hit That Girl’

Pittsburgh Paralyzed By Strike   Power Workers Walk OutHalts Street Cars, Closes  Factories, Schools

Salaried GM Employes Get Pay Increases   Get Hike Just Short of Amount Demanded  By Striking Labor

UAW Rejects GM Offer of Wage Boost   Company Proffers Rise of 1814 Cents in Hourly Rate

HIROSHIMA A-BOMB WEIGHED FOUR TONS   Londen Paper Sars Weapon Was So Large That Only Superfortress Could Transport It

BEVIN SEEKS COMPROMISE ON TRIESTE   Pledges Withdrawal of Foreign Troops From Area

WEATHER GONDITIONS BLAMED FOR CRASH THAT KILLED 23   ARMY TRANSPORT CRASHED INTO SIDE OF MOUNTAIN ON PANAMA BAY ISLAND

23 MEET DEATH IN PLANE CRASH   ¥Mist and Rain Are Blamed For Army Transport Tragedy

BRITISH PROTEST I POLAND ON OMULKA SPEFCI   BY EDWARD V. RORERTS

BRIAN PROTESTS   Vice Premier's Remarks Called ineppropriate  ged Offensive

Britain Protests Pole’s Assertion   Claim UNRRA Food Used For Politics Assailed

Big Bend Assoc n Elects Officers   MOTOR CARAVAN WILL MAKE TRIP TO CHIHUAHUA CITY NEXT MAY

STEEL OUTPUT GAINS IN OHIC   More Plant Workers Re turn to Jobs; Mullins Still Idle

‘ORCES ‘ADEQUATE’  ‘Ike’ Ends Overséas Tour; Lauds Morale of Troops

Tastes Like Sawdust in Warm Paste—  Meatless Recipes Listed      Please End Meat Strike, Begs F. Othman

Butchers, He Pleads, Please Go Back To Work! Connoisseur Othman Plans Dishes

PAY PROPOSAL GIVEN BACKING OF CARRIERS   Brotherhood J.eaders Again Summoned By Truman

Angry Labor Chiefs Rush For Train   President’s Plea Barely Averts Conference End

Angry Engineer and Trainmer Chiefs Agree to New Parley; Other. Road Unions Accept -

Passenger Plane Dives to Escape  Collision With Military-Type Ship

“Unreconstructed” Rebel Senator  Carter Glass Dies Of Heart Attack

ie fas 5 SR ee  Rehearing Ased On Initiative Ruling  State C. of C. Official De  State C. of C. Official Delays Preparation for November Vote on Measures

SOVIETS ARE POWERFUL IN MUKDEN   Newsmen Receive Real Welcome as  They Visit Manchuria

Snow Democratic Choice For Conn. Governorship  Fnolish Professor Defea   English Professor Defeat: Chester Bowles, Wartime OPA Head

PROFESSOR BEATS   Connecticut Democrats Pick Snow For Candidate  As Governor

REPUBLICANS SET PACE IN CONGRESS FIGHT   Prominent Democrats Fall; Dewey, Martin Gain GOP Triumphs

REPUBLICANS “SPRINTING AHEAD”  Trend Indicates GOP To Boss House: May Grab Senate, Too

B.P.W. Deals With ‘Flooded Cellars,  Park Concessions   Elizabeth’ Street Hom Owners Ask Relief From Damage by Water

Drainage Problem Studied by BP.W. Report Is Given      Valentine Avenue Sewers Also Ave Discussed; Mtreets Will Be Treated

SECRECY IS LIFTED 'FROM CANOL FILES BY TRUMAN-ORDER   Committee Told Papers Will Be Available for Proposed Investigation

BRITAIN SAYS TRIESTE MUST BE GIVEN TRUE FREE STATUS   France Sides With British In Opposing Claims Of Yugoslavia

Britain Demands ‘International Trieste Status   Will Withdraw From ‘Big Four’ Agreement Unless Port Is Free City.

Great Britain Will Hold Out For  “International” Status Of Trieste

Britain Warns Peace Parley   International Status For Trieste Urged

British Warn Of Withdrawal  On Agreement   Delegate Insists Trieste Given Genuine ‘International’ Status. ;

STANDS PAT ON TRIESTE ISSUE   Britain Voices Opposition te Yuaoslay Domination.

Britain Warns Trieste Must Be Free Territory   Yugoslavia Charged With Claiming Very ‘Special Position’

BRITAIN WARNS CONFERENCE ON TRIESTE   Demands That Independence Be Retained

BRITAIN STICKS TO TRIESTE PLAN   France Lines Up Behind England For Demands  Of Open City» > ~

Great Britain Ready To Quit  Over Trieste   Will Withdraw From Big Four Agree mant

Brifain Might Take a Walk   May Withdraw from Big Four Agreement Unless  Trieste Made Free Territary

Great Britain Demands Free Trieste   Reconsideration Due If Independence Of Port Is Impaired

Britain Will Pull Out of Big 4 Pact if Trieste Is Not Made Free Territory

A BRITAIN THREAT MAKE NO DECISION   Will Quit Agreement Unles: Trieste Is Free Territory

British and French Stand Firm on Pact For Free Trieste  Charge That Yugoslay Ask Special Position’ lex AAuviatin CanRAY

British Threaten To Quit Big Four On Trieste Issue   : International Status Demanded; Claims By Yugoslavia Hit

Great Britain May Not Observe Big Four Pacts  To Reconsider Agreement If Trieste Independence Impaired by Conference

BRITAIN TAKES A FIRM STAND OVER TRIESTE   Demands International Status As Free Territory or Will Withdraw Agreement   WARNING BY POLAND

_ —BRITAIN— ¢Raps.slav Activities  In Trieste = “May Walk Out Os

Conference Is - Warned Not To Favor Yugoslavs   GREAT BRITAIN ISSUES ULTIMATUM ON TRIESTE

Trieste as Free State Demanded   Otherwise British Plan Bolt From "Big Four’ Policy.

Britain Takes Firm Stand On  Trieste Issue   Warns She May Withdraw From Big Four Agreément Lf Gity Is. Not - Declared Free

Warns Trieste Must Be Giver Free Status   Britaln Threatens to Withdraw From Big Four Agreement

BRITAIN GIVES SLAVS NOTICE ABOUT TRIESTE   Threaten to Withdraw from Big Four Agreement if Yugoslavia Persists   GENUINE INTERNATIONAL STATUS :15; DEMANDED

Britain May Drop Big 4  Trieste Pact   Says Port Must Be Given Genuine International Status Ac Free Territory

Britain Defends ‘Trieste Position   Free Territory Is Demanded, Else Britain Quits

Britain Insists. ‘Trieste Be Made Free Territory      Would, W ithdr aw. FromBig —-4-Agreement—Invelving  enézia. Giulia: Division

A Threat In Trieste Squabble   Britain Says She Will ‘Walk Out on Whole . Venezia Giulia Pact  -If City Not Kept Free

Don’t Like Yugoslavia’s Claims... .  British Threatening To Walk Out If Trieste Is Not Internationalized

BRITAIN HIT TRIESTE PLAN OF YUGOSLAV   Will Desert Big 4 Decision if City Is Not Made International.

BRITAIN THREATENS TO WITHDRAW FROM AGREEMENT IF TRIESTE IS NOT GIVEN INTERNATIONAL STATUS

Britain Demands Genuine ‘International’ Status Be Given Trieste As Free Area   Will Withdraw From Big Four Agreement On Division Unless Demands Are Met

Britain Demands Trieste Be Made Free Territory    France Joins Opposition To Yugoslav Claims fos i 2 Démination of Italian Area

Says ‘She Will Honor , Agreement Only If Genuine Freedom Acsived:

BRITAIN INSISTS KEY TRIESTE BE ENTIRELY FREE   Says She'll Withdraw From Agreement If Yugoslavia Gets Special Rights

BRITAIN BALKS ON AGREEMENT FOR TRIESTE   Demands Port Be Given A ‘Genuine’ International Status By Delegates

BRITISH RAP SLAV CLAIMS ON TRIESTE   Warn Peace Meet They Will Withdraw From Big Four Agreement on Area Unless It Is Truly Free Territory.

Parley Must OK Big Four s Pact, Delegate Warns   McNeil Threatens To Withdraw Approval lf Treaty Is Changed

British Threaten To Quit Parley In Trieste Fight   Demand International Status For Port Or Will Back Out Of Venezia Guilia Plan

TRIESTE DEBATE SEEMS ENDLESS   Britain Presses Anew To Pre serve Area as a Free Territory

Reject Italy's Trieste Claim, Russia Demands   Yugoslavia Has ‘“Un.questionable Right” To Port, Savs Vishinsky.

Russia Opposes Italy’s Claims To Disputed Trieste   Molotov Returns To Paris Peace Parley

SOVIETS URG REJECTION OF ITALIAN CLAIM      Russian Minister Says Yu: goslavia Has Unquestionable Right To Disputed Trieste   FOURTH DAY OF DEBATE

MOLOTOV BACK . ~ AT PARIS MEET   Greece Lashes Out at Rec Accusation of Rousing ~ Balkans

RUSSIA CHARGES ITALIANS PLAN NEW AGGRESSION   Vishinsky A t tacks Italian Claim to Trieste

Aggressive Aims   Soviet Minister Launches Furious Attack Against Italian Delegate   BACKS BIG FOUR’S RULE ON TRIESTE   Says Amendments to Plan Cannot Be Considered, Despite Brazil’s Move

Looney Kalled Himself Near  Father’s Home   Fugitive Died Rather Than Give Himself up

VIRGIL LOONEY KILLED HIMSELF = THIS MORNING   Tuid-iks - ether Be Would ether Die” Than Give Up. ae   ISHOT AT FATHER’S HOME   He Fired a Bullet Into His Right Temple, Officers Announce.

Ozark Fugitive Kills Himself at Father’s Home   Virgil Looney Prefers Death to Surrendering To Highway. Pafrol

ITALY TO SEEK PLEBISCITE ON VENEZIA’ GIULIA   Peace Parley Urged To’ Let People Decide ‘Question Of: Future Frontier

Proposal For Plebiscite In Venezia Gulia   Italy Submits Formal Proposal To Peace Conference Session At Paris   DELEGATES SEEK TO SPEED PROGRESS

Landon lauds party “return  of LaF ollette ‘G.O.P. now is liberal group’

New High Record For Season With Mercury Zooming  Reaches 94 at 2 p.m. And Keeps Traveling Scant Relief Hope

UNSEASONABLE WEATHER   Several Places Record All-Time Highs in Temperature

TO PRESS FOR CONCESSIONS   Extension of Russian Influence to West Provides Issue

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Decision on Red Expansion Apt to Come      Mediterranean and German Area To Be Subject of Dispute

Big 3 Showdown Nears. on Russia’s Westward Push   U. S. to Demand Soviet Concessions. At Risk of Worst Split With Reds

Byrnes Seen Ready To Risk Worst Split  Outcom eMayAff ec! Political Control In World Long Time

BYRNES READY FOR WORST OF BIG 3 SPLITS   America To Demand Halt To Soviet’s Moves In Mediterranean

Soviet Expansion Policies May Result in Clash  Byrnes Pictured as Ready to

Soviet Expansion Policies May Result in Clash  Byrnes Pictured as Ready to Risk Worst Split

Issues Shaping Up For "Big 4” Meet In Paris      Britain and U. S. Expect Series of Clashes With Russians

New clashes among Big 3 to set future  Mediterranean, reich problems

CONGRESS ‘POWER OF PURSE’ FACES SUPREME COURT TEST      CASE INVOLVING POWER TO WITHHOLD SALARIES MAY SET LEGAL PRECEDENT FOR FUTURE

BORDER 1S BEING CLOSED; MEXICAN CATTLE INFECTED   Hoof and Mouth Disease Causes Precautions to Be Taken  Along Border

PITTSBURGH'S CARS, BUSES IN OPERATION   Power Strike Remains With National Picture Dark

POWER STRIKE IS UNBROKEN IN PITTSBURGH   CAPITOL HOSTELRIES HEATLESS; SHIPS STILL TIED UP

Pittsburgh Busses Operating Again  - Power Strike Still Strongly in Effect

Oppose Bid Of Albania   Membership In United Nations Bitterly Attacked By Greece

Albanian Bid For Place In UN Balked   Greece Offers Strong Opposition to Red-Sponsored Nation

Albania Bids for UN Membership  Request Sharply Opposed by Greece

Greece Opposes. Albanian Entry   Soviets Back Effort of Albania for Membership In United Nations

Illness Is Fatal To E. Stenstrom  Former Local Man Dies at Bessemer

Deny Soviet  Dairen Threat State Department Says No Ultimatum  . .  e* aa *oR" ee &*

State Dept. Spokesman Declares No Ultimatum Issued U. S. Shin At Darren

Dairen Incident Is Still UpInAir   Confusion Appears Over What Is  Ultimatum

U.S, SPOKESMAN GIVES DENIAL OF RED ULTIMATUM   State Department Decisior Likely to Surprise Crew on Ship   By WILLIAM H, NEWTON (Representing The Combined American Preece)

Mystery Over Russ Ultimatun Is Deepened   Statement From U. S. OFfficial Puzzles Newsman; Says Will Be Surprise To Ship’s. Officers ,

STATE DEPT DENIES MESS AT DAIREN   But Official Navy Report Leave: Little Doubt

Newsman Reaffirms Charges Soviets Ordered U. 5. _ Ship From Dairen  ence anthem sete a nce  ‘Denial by U.S. State Department Puzzles Eyewitness

Darien Incident Is Minimized By State Deparimen  Navy Officials Due For Surprise When Report Is Received

Naval Officer Says Order To Leave Issued   U. S. VESSEL ORDERED OUT OF DARIEN PORT

‘Naval Officers ‘Surprised’ at State Department’s Announcement About U.S. Courier Ship and Russian Officials

Claims Russians Gave Ultimatum  Reporter Saw Troops On Dairen Docks

NAVAL OFFICIALS ARE SURPRISED AT WASHINGTON NOTE   They Are Certain Russia Gave Ultimatum For Ship to Leave Harbor

Navy Puzzled At Policy on  Dairen Flare   Dismissal Surprises Responsible Persons Who Were There

PROPOSES SKE AS PRESIDENT   ' _ OKLAHOMA SENATOR SUG. —GESTS._THAT_EISENHOWER._ 1D FARLEY HEAD DEM- —  =" GCRATIC “FICKET:

‘A Cop Doesn't Always Win, but He Keeps Trying’ Fellow Officers Seeking Slayers of New York Detective

1000 Baby Chicks “For” Pres. Truman, Anderson; Express Co. Wants $70 Per

Truman Is Given Unwanted Chicks   Baby Chickens Sent To Washington By Unhappy Dealer

Disgruntled Poultryman Sends Crop Problems To President--1000 Of ‘Em

Chick Dealer; -Confused: By Cancelled Orders. Causes Chicken Chaos InD. C.

David Likenthal ‘Named Chairman of Group; New TVA Head Selected   FOUR OTHER MEMBERS NAMED TO COMMISSION

Governor May Call Assembly To Freeze Rent   Explores Need For Action By State Government

Estimate Peace Time Production Will Not Return For One Or Two Months As Result Of Coal Strike

American Economists See — One-Two Months Necessary To Resume Supply Of Coal

Timely End  Prevented Paralysis  Total Effects Are Not Yet Apparent

fonomists Say industry May dover In Month   Nation Spared Smashing Blow Prolonged Strike Would Have Brought

NORMAL OUTPUT WITHIN MONTH?   Economists Estimate Number Of Weeks Required To Get over Strike

Coal Mine Stoppage Expected To Make "Only A Dent” In. Nation's Economy

LAG LIKELY Ih RETURN OF U.S PEAK OUTPUT   Economists Say Nation Spared Blow By Return Of Miners To Pits

Production Set Back At Least Month By Strike   Economists Give Industry Report

Month Or Two Needed To Hit Output Stride   Government Economists Aualyze Effects Of Coal Surike On Nation’s Ynduatries

COAL LAYOFF 10 LIMIT OUTPUT FOR ONE MONTH   Avert Major Reduction ii Plants With Sudden End of Strike

According To Gov’t. Economists ... .  Industry Will Require  Two Months To Attain Its Pre-Strike Level

Normal Peak in Production  a Month Away  Nation Spared the Smashina Blaw of   Nation Spared the Smashing Blow of Prolonged Strike

Economists Say: Coal Walkouts to Delay Peak Production One Month

Gromyko Says U.S. Troops In China, Iceland Come. Within Scope Of Request

RUSSIAN DEMAND FOR INFORMATION ON ALL TROOPS 15 OPPOSED  U. S., BRITAIN LEAD ATTACK ON RED PLEA FOR MILITARY DATA

Gangsters Arrested by FBI Today   ‘“Bugs’’ Moran One of Thos, Held for Armed Holdup in Ohio

The Great Game Of  Politics   By FRANK R. KENT   Fight In Massachusetts

Holiday Accident Toll in Texas Mounts fo Five   Woman Killed Near DeKalb, Another  Seriously Wounded

Holiday Death Toll Mounts To  Seven in Texas   Five Killed in Traffic Accidents on Memorial Day and Two Drowned

Bethlehem Steel Corp. Suits Filed   Two Hundred Millions Ask ed in Action Brought by CJO Union

Portal Pay Suits Pass Billion Dollar Mark As Steel Workers File Case

Senate Group Votes Debt Cut   Borrowing Would Be Pay as You Go Basis

Surgeons Hear About New Use Of Penicillin   Penicillin Mixed With Hemoglobin New Cure For Wounds

Penicillin And Blood Coloring Cure Wounds  * * * * x * * * * * * * New Treatment Discovered By Army Doctors Doarins War

New Medical Discovery Heals Wounds, Sores When Other Methods Fail

Penicillin And Blood Coloring Cure Wounds  New Treatment Discovered By Army Doctors During War

MIXTURE OF PENICILLIN, BLOOD INGREDIENT PROVES MIRACULOUS FOR HEALING OF SERIOUS WOUNDS

Tattooing, Loo. Doctors Discover New Method Of Curing Wounds And Sores

Land Owners Vote County Soils District   Lund, Johnson, Gilchrist Made Commissioners

Lund, Johnson ~ And Gilchrist — To Head Grouy   New Commissioners Met On Tuesday To Organize County Program

SUDDEN DEATH OF SOCIALITE MYSTERIOUS —   Evalyn McLean Reynolds. Found __ Dead in ‘Washington

U. S. Urges Big 4 Action   Byrnes Presents Ultimatum to Russia With Threat of Separate Pacts

BYRNES DEMANDS Big. 4 DECIDE DATE FOR 21-NATION PEACE CONFERENCE

U. S. AND SOVIETS  JOIN IN FIGHT 10 ‘KEEP VETO POWER   Oppose Small Nations Proposal to Change Charter of United Nations

U. S. and Soviet Oppose Change In Veto Power  Against Move to Eliminate Control

U. S. To Fight Veto Changes   America First To Give Answer To Six Small Powers’ Arguments

U'S., Russia Uphold Big 4  Jl. Nid  VeIO KIGHIS   Connally Tells U.N.  Delegates No Curb OF Power Allowable

U. $.-Russia Joinin Move ToSave Veto   Sweeping. Power Of Big Five Essential, Spokesmen Declare

U. §., RUSSIA JOIN TO FIGHT FOR U.N. VETO   Big Powers Urged to Use Power Sparingly By Connally

U. S., Russia Join in Opposition To Small Nations’ Attack on Veto

Urges Other Four Powers  To Use Care   Connally Voices Firm Stand Against U.N. Charter Amendments

Opposes Any U. N. Charter ‘Modification   Connally Asks Voluntary Restriction On Use Of Privilege.

Veto Power Necessary, Nations Say   Soviet Delegate Says Fyll Co-Operation To Make UN Succeed

SMALL: NATIONS SEEK LIMIT T0 BIG POWER ACT   United States Urges Major Countries to Hold Off on Veto Use

213 Deaths on U.S. Highways Over Christmas   Fair Weather Over Entire Nation Brings Qut Motorists; Mercury At Record High

Violent Death Stalks Holiday; Toll Now 261   > Iowans Perish; 213 Lose Lives in Highway Accidents Across Nation

Iran Premier Confident Of Settlement   Early End To Controversy Predicted

Statement By Stalin  Quiets Fear   Easing of World Tension Forecast by Diplomats Following Statement of Russian Leader

Iran Premier Says Solution to Problem Is Due   Qavam Indicates Settlement Will Come Soor Whether UNO Council Delays or Not; No New Russian Troops Said in Country Now

Solution Sure, Asserts Qavam   Says Ala‘s Letter to Lie Unauthorized; Red Withdrawal to Settle Other Problems

PREMIER INDICATES: NEGOTIATIONS STILL GOING ON WITH REDS   CONFIDENCE EXPRESSED: SETTLEMENT POSSIBLE; SEES SURE UNO ACTION:

Evacuation Of Soviet Troops Is First Issue   Better Relations Between U.S., Russia Seen After Stalin Talk

Confident Russians  Will Go   Saves Hussein Ala's Letter to UNO Whe Not Authorized

MAY SETTLE IRANIAN DISPUTE   Premier Hopeful Of Satisfactory Settlement Soon

IRAN PREMIER SEES HOPE FOR EARLY SOLUTION   Says Evacuation of Russian Troops Will Solve All Problems

lranian Premier Is Confident Over Complaint   Case Is Given First Priority At UNO Session

Iran's Premier Sees Speedy  End of Dispute With Soviets  Agreement to Evacuate Red Troops Val sla [ aon Pee PL wu . Po a gs ,

Iranian Premier Expects Solution  Says Matter May Not Go Before UNC

Iranian Question Item No. 3 On Security Council Agenda UN Group Opens Sessions Monday .

Iranian Premier Certain Dispute With Russia _ Will “Work Out” All Right

IRAN'S PREMIER SEES ACCORD IN REDISSUE SOON   Says Evacuation Of Russiar Troops Provides Main Problem In Dispute

Holiday Care to Protect Life and ‘Temnerance at Christmas Table Is Stressed by State Health Officer

PA. MEDICAL GROUP TO MEET ON TUESDAY   Martinsburg Physician To Be - Honored

lies Launch World-Wide earch for Fortune Cached ‘Away by the Nazi Big-Shots

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Intra-Union Politics   Girl Victim Lives   Ask Russian Reply

Condemned Nazis Shrink From Rope   Counsel to. Ask Allies to Substitute Death by  hooting   GENERALS TO DECIDE   Plans Go Forward for Execution in Nuernberg  October 16

‘REOQRGANIZING : OF GREEK ARMY. GETS ‘BRITISH SUPPORT   Claim Montgomery Advocates ___Placing Greek Army on —  Fighting Basis t

CHARGED WITH ASSAULT GN WOMAN   Robert Lindsay, 28, . Caught After Chasing Mrs. Joyce Pekrul

Fabricators Ask Relief   Ask Snyder to go to Pittsburgh to Consider Price Relief

WALKOUTS SET-FOR-MAY_JATH =  UNLESS GOVERNMENT IN-_,  TERVENES IN THE CONs.,.  TRACT DISPUTE

SEEK 10 SPEE PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE   Parley Delegates Resume Arguments in Commission Sessions

TRIALS ‘6% JAP CRIMINALS AWAIT COURT DECISION   Yamashita’s Appeal to U. S. Supreme Court Halts Many Cases. '

Haifa Put Under Heavy Guard as Refugees Arrive   ‘Several British Seamen Hurt  After Bsarding Four  Freedoms in Harbor

Heavy Guard Surrounding 1,000 Jews  Aboard Ship   Aimed Britishers Are Watching at Haifa After Injury of a Number of Sailors

Jews, Sailors Clash Aboard Refugee Ship   ‘Four Freedoms’ Held At Haifa Following Jutercention at Sea

PORT OF HAIFA: SEALED OFF B  BRITISH TROOPS      British Troops Injured In Boarding Refuree Shin:

Bais TROOPS GUARD: HAIFA      sewish:, sBetuges: Ship ‘Held’ iii! ‘Har: bor, ine Police: and Coas “Guard: Launches ; “Maintain © “Constant Alert. —

British Throw Guards Around  Port Of Haifa   Action Follows Injury Of Seamen Who Boarded Illegal Refugee Ship

STATE TO BE IN “GOOD HANDS”  ‘Gov. Stevenson Pleased With  Selection Of His Successor

Testimony of Hill at Oil Hearing in Houston Assailed by Federal Official

HOUSING SETUP BRANDED PHONY   Deputy Administrator Resigns, Raps Truman Rental Financing

Deputy Housing Boss Tenders Resignation   Long. Charges Truman ” Proposal is a “Comolete Phony”   Painted Bilbo’s “Dream House” Seam Mouse   Contractors Tell Of Giving “ Senator Auto, Digging Lake

Housing Aide Assails New Program  As ‘Phony’   Fraud Perpetrated On Veterans for Political Purposes, ResioninoLongSavs

FHA Deputy Calls Truman s Building Program ‘Phony   Long Resigns, Charging Few Veterans Will Get  Rental Accommodations

DEPUTY HOUSING DIRECTOR RESIGNS   N. EK. LONG RAPS TRUMAN PLANS—CHARGES ‘FRAUD’ PERPETRATED ON VETS,

U.S. Official Quits, Attacks Housing Plan   Deputy Administrator Says Truman Proposal Is ‘Complete Phony’

General Is Vueried on Mav Letter   Mead Committee Probes Facts About Interventions by Solon in Court Martial of Officer

OTHER ANGLE IN MUNITIONS INQUIRY   Gen. Waitt Called to Tell Part as Courier for Representative May

Officer Carried May’s Plea To  Gen. Eisenhower   Committee Hears of Intervention For Son of Munition’s Chief During War

Gen. Waitt Called to Tell Part as Courier for Representative May   HAD A GARSSON PLEA

May Sought To Aid Suis Of Garsson   Sent Clemency Plea To Eisenhower For Man Facing Court Martial

War. Profits Growp Investigates Two Letters Rep. May: Wrote to Eisenhower ‘In Behalf of Somiof Combine Promoter

Secret Inquiry Summons   Maj. Gen. Waite Called: He Acted As Courier for May To Eisenhower

General Summoned in Probe   May Alleged to Have Intervened For Army Captain

Interest of May In Court Martial Of Garsson Hit   Committee Reports Congressman Wrote To Gen. Eisenhower

WAR PROFITS PROBE: Charge May Asked ‘Ike’ _ For Garsson Clemency

Army To Grill Officers About  Munitions Case   May Sought Clemence: For Young Garsson A Court-Martial.

MAY TRIED HELP OFFICER FACING COURT   Congressman Sent Clemency Plea to Eisenhower; Committee Probes Dealing   SGLON TO APPEAR. AT . HEARING ON FRIDAY

GARSSON'S SON AIDED BY MAY IN ARMY CASE   Gen. Waitt, Who Acted As Courier, Recalled By Committee

SENATE TO QUIZ GENERAL ABOUT CLEMENCY ACT   Officer Asked To Explain Mission to Eisenhower for Rep. May

Probers Summon General   Senators Call Gen. Waitt: Learned He Carried May's Letter

Rep. May Askec Clemency For Son of Garrson   General Who Carried Appeal. to: Eisenhower Questioned in Secrecy

Doak Gets Life Term as Kidnaper   Seizure of Jersey State Trooper Wrong Move for Escaped Convict

TROOPER’S KIDNAPER RECEIVES LIFE TERM   Sentenced To ‘Hard Labor After Quick Action Plea

Lewis Theory On More Pay Gets Challenge   Idea Plan Would Not Hike Coal Cost Said ‘Ridiculous’

LEWIS’ THEORY ON PAY JEERED BY OPERATORS   Plan Called ‘Utterly Ridiculous’ By Mine Owners

STORM TAKES TEN LIVES IN NEW ENGLAND   Traffic Is Slowed As Snowfall Reaches  12-Inch Depth

46 Girls Cool Adjournment of State  Heels on Ship  waiclatire Set Todav

’—BELIEVE WOMAN. DAZED— Mystery Death Brings  Police Investigation

M ystery Death of Newark Woman Could Have Been Accidental, Police Say

TRAIN VICTIM HELD ACCIDENTAL DEATH   Police Theorize In Newark Woman’s Demise

JAP TRADITIONS SHATTERED  DURING TOUR BY HIROHITO      EMPEROR VISITS FACTORIES AND TALKS WITH WORKERS—TRAVELING WITHOUT GUARDS

JESTER HOLDS MARGIN 12,000 Votes to Be Counted In Texas Run-Off Primary

ONLY FEW OF NATIONS PITS IN OPERATION: SENATE SPLITS ON TRUMAN'S PROGRAM   Army and Navy Authorities Standing by for Any Eventuality in Eight States; Lewis and Kruo Confer

NO AGREEMENT ‘REACHED WITH UNION LEADER   MORNING CONFERENCE WITH LEWIS FAITLED—ARMED FORCES ON ALERT FOR . ACTIVE DUTY

DIONNES HAVE 1i4¢h CHIN   Worst Polio Epidemic Since 1916 Is On Downgrade, Health Service says

ATTACKS ON U.S, PLANES DENOUNCED   Whole System of Air Transport Disrupted— Marshal Tito to Get Protest.

CO-ED FOUND DEAD ON COLORADO PEAK   Two Men Students, One HalfFrozen, Had Accompanied Her Into Snow-Covered Mountains.

U.S, AND CANAD! REACH ACCORD ON ATOM PLAN   U. N. Committee Meets Today in Showdown On Baruch Proposal

US. CANADA REACH ACCORD ON ATOM PLAN   Informed Sources Report American Principles Kept

Delegates Set For Showdowr Fight On Atom   U. N. Commission Approves Phases Of Control Report

Baruch Neat Victory On Atomic Plan   Canada, America End Differences On Control Plan

British Loan Vote Showdown Hopec   Barkley Predicts Move; Says He Opposes New Amendments

Legislation Is Attacked By Johnson  Predicts It Will ‘End Democracy

BARKLEY SEES LOAN VOTE SOON   Proposed British Bill Hit By Colorado Lawmaker

Issue ls Whether Russia Plans Strong Central Reich or a Divided German State

Today’s Outlook   By J. M. ROBERTS. JR... & Foreign Affairs Analyst (Substituting for MacKenzie)  RUSSIA BRE GINNING

Western Allies Look for Tip-Off On Soviet Policy Toward: Germany

Today’s Outlook   By J. M. ROBERTS. JR... & Foreign Affairs Analyst (Substituting for MacKenzie)   RUSSIA BEGINNING TO SHOW HER HAND IN GERMANY

Russia Aims For Germany  Are Studied   Recent Actions By Moscow , Considered As Probably Meaning One of Two Things Regards Future OF Reich

New Farm Parity Amendment Seen  Likely To Pass   Higher Prices Aim Of Snonsor

Truman Says American Food Consumption Must Be Cut To Relieve Hunaer Abroagi

Calls Hoover And Others For Meeting   Voluntary Program By Citizens Sought to Meet Needs Abroad

48 Arrests Ordered by MaeArthur   General Includes Three Lt. Generals on List  , in New Drive Against Nip Military Leaders

Rail Tie-Up Affects Almost Every Phase of Public and Private Life

MACARTHUR WARNS JAPS OF LEFTISTS   Believes Japs To Be Easy Prey To Communists

Victory For Art, Says Sally Rand   Fan Dancer Goes On With Her Fan And Feather After Court’s Okay

And Won Their Approval Of Her Performance, “Bubble” and All — Or Nothing

Baby Death Toll Jumps To Nine   Rep. Jackson Will Ask War Department For Information

Tornado Strikes Edge of Wynona   Damage Estimated At $500,000 But No Lives Lost in Three-Mile Storm Path

INTANGIBLE TAX DEADLINE NOVEMBER FIRST   A Return Must Be Filed By Every Eligible Tax Payer

SUICIDE ENDS -POISQN PROBE   Missouri Professor Shoots Self, But Still Denies Murdering Wife

Naming Of Stuart As Envoy  To China To Aid Unification Efforts Of General Marshall   Presbyterian Missionary Appointed By Truman; UNRRA Suspends Shioments

NEW AMBASSADOR TO CHINA. MAY. i          Jnification of China, Howe : _ Likely: td be Lengthy: an Tough Proposition:

Diplomatic Officials Look On Appointment Of Stuart As Bolster For Marshall

China’s Problem ls Difficult One For U.S. To Solve   Gen. Marshall Has Splendid Help In Presbyterian Missionary Stuart

Stuart Assignment Seen as Bolster Marshal's Struaale   Problems in China Appear Increasing, UNRRA Relief Slashed

Stuart Assignment Will Bolster Marshall's Stand  Problems in China Are Piling Up; Shipments Halted

American Peace-Making Team Faces Ever Increasing Problems in China

New Appointee May Aid China In Unity Move      Problem Complicated By Supply’ Situation

 John Stuart New Ambassador ....  New US. Envoy May Help Solve Chinese rphinen: UNRRA Holds Shipme:é:

Envoy's Baftle In China Aided By Appointment   Veteran Mission Leader is Named As Ambassador

Ex=-Missionary May Help  Relief Cut Might Put Chiang In Tough Spot

New Envoy To China   Hope Appointment Of John L. Stuart Will Bolster Marshall- Hand

LaGuardia ‘Ends. ‘Ship: ments ‘After - -UNRRA ‘Employes .Charge - Wastefulness and Polit ~ ical Diversion. om

G. 0. P. LEADERS MAP PLANS FOR PA, CAMPAIGN  Nominees Unite In Offenzive On   Nominees Unite In Offensive On  Mator Issues

U.N. Veto Again Is Attacked   Confidence In Council Shaken, Australia Saws

Acts ‘Stultity’ Work, Claim   Lowers Confidence of U.N., Hasluck Say:

Idle in Nation’s Labor Disputes Now 772,000   Detroit and Akron Hit By Transportation  Disputes; Miners to Sit And Await Agreement

Only One Victim of Hotel Fire Remains  Unidentified Today   Coroner’s Inquiry Into Chicago Holocaust is Opened This Morn

Believes Hotel Blaze Started. Atop Elevator   Flames Appeared Above Cage: 59th Guest Dead

«Says LaSalle Fire Started Atop Elevator   Blames Spark From A Signal Cable; Hotel Had 12 Fires In Year?

Believes Hotel Blaze Started Atop Elevata:   Sparks From Signalling Cable Susyecited; LaSalle Experienced 12 Fires During Past Year

DE GAULLE WON'T TAKE PRESIDENCY   Says French Office Is One of  No Power

Ban to Cease Sunday Night, Johnson Says   Second Cut in Train  Passenger Service Also Abandoned

Embargo on Freight To End Sunday   Edict To Cut Passenger Traffic 50 Percent Gets Suspension.

Actress Susan Peters To Resume Career   Byrnes Invited To Visit Occupation Troops   Mrs. Howard Hawks Fearful of New Title

MARKET 1946 CROP   Corn Reaching Local Ele vators in Record Break ing Quantities

FARMERS RUSH TO “MARKET 1846 CROP   Com Reaching Local Ele vators in Record Break - ing Quantities   FEAR A PRICE BREAK

BRITISH BATTLE ~ WITH INDONESE   Armored Units Sent Ir After Two Convoys Are Ambushed

British Planes: Sent Against Native Forces in Indonesia  Action Follows Attack by Nationalists _on Two English Convoys; ‘Landing of Ditch Parces te Pestectad

British Planes Put In Action   Indonesian Fighting Re. sumed Amid Tense Situation

BRITISH PLANES BOMB INDONESIANS   FIGHTING BREAKS OUT ANEW IN JAVA AMM TENSE POLITICAL SITUATION,

7 Indonesians Die in Attack   British Convoy Struck By Natianahct«

31 Children in State School III   Strange Disease Brings Death To 2

Number Of Sick Children At Sparta School Mounts; State Sends Medics, Nurse:

Court Orders Girdler Must Repay $51,000 Payment above 1940 Salary

LITTLE CHEER TO BE FOUND IN FUROPE   Nations Look Questioningly to U.S. for Rebirth

Removal of Food Controls Urged   Federal Regulations Unwise, Solon Claims

Remove Unwise Food Control, Solon Says   Congressman Voices Plea for a “Free” Food Industry

CITIES WAR ON POLIO   Clean Up Drives Throughout State Are Under Way

NATIONALISTS SURROUND CHENGTEH   Act in Reprisal For Communist Siege of Tatung

CHENGTEH NEARLY. SBDBUNDED BY CHANC’S TROOPS   Communists ‘Charge Enemy. Planes With Bombing Jehol Conta!

Three Powerful Chinese Armies Circle Chengtet   Government Units Converge on Capital of Jehol Province Held By Reds   CHAING’S BOMBERS BLAST STRONGHOLD   Communist Leaders Call Attack Reprisal for Their Siege of Tatung

Drummer Refused Permission To Cross Musicians Picket Line  Even to Attend His Own Wedding

CARDINAL HITS AGITATION FOR ENVOY'S REALL   Protestants Criticized By  Spellman For Attack On Vatican Tieup   IS WAGING FIGHT _ AGAINST BIGOTRY

Spellman Replies To Profestant Dea ues!      Says Demand May Repre. sent Program to Sow Seeds of Disunity

Scientists Foresee  End To Coal Mining      Coal Can Be Changee To Gas, in Ground, By New Process

Chemical Engineers Say Coal Miners Will Be Out of Work in Near Future

Court Dismisses Petition To Ban Judge McCarthy   Rule Federal Law Supersedes State; Rosenberry Writes Unanimous Decision

Court Rules in McCarthy Issue  Dismisses Petition Of Disaualification

Judgeship Held No Bar in Race for U. S. Senate   Justices Dismiss Plea to Cancel Primary Victory

State Court Drops Action On McCarthy   State Can’t Prescribe Qualifications Of Man See kin g Senatorship, Rosenberry Rules

Rule Constifutior Has Precedence Over State Law   Petition Aimed at  Disqualifying Judge Dismissed By Court

Supreme Court Holds . McCarthy Candidacy Lega   Federal Constitution ‘Holds Precedence. Unanimous Stand

NATION SPLITS IN OPINIONS ON FIRING WALLACE   GOP’S Cheer, New Dealers, Liberals Angry At Truman Action

Bilbo War Profit Gets Investigation   Probe to Follow That On Anti-Negro Acts

RUSSIAN ARMY. —NOW-LARGEST       UNITED=STATES=! =FOURTH=AND YUGOSLAVIA FIFTH IN WORLD LINEUP OF ARMED FORCES

CHARGE U. $ INTENDS KEEP ATOMIC BOMB   Pravda Says American Ruling Circles Use Atom Diplomacy

Soviets Claim ‘U.S. Will Not ‘Give Up Bomb   Says Baruch Plan Has Two Styles, Two Languages

Soviet Assails  U.S. Proposal   Renouncing of Atom Bomb Out, Pravda Says

Tokyo Police Quell Korean Protest Riot   14 Japanese Hurt In Battle at Home Of Prime Minister

Prime Minister's Tokyo Residence Scene Of Riots   Two Thousand Koreans Charge Residence After Huge Mass Meeting

Truman Again  Backs Pauley   President Is Barraged at Conference Reproves Former Interior Head

Truman Still For Pauley, Blasts Ickes   Interior Chief Charged With  Misrepresentatior

'DOYLESTOWN BOARD ‘TO FLOAT BOND ISSUE   Reccaien Adopted to Sub:mit Question at Next ™ General Election

Local Board Proposes Bond Issue for $185,000   Board Learns Enrolment Is Largest In Five Years— Tuition Is Lowered—555 in the High School—   Amusing Gift of War Surplus Supplies

Government Official, However Says Constellations Soon To Be Flying

Stale’s GOP Candidates ~~ In Session   Pennsylvania's Major Republican Nominens At Pye Campaign Shut/ edy Meeth.3

Senators Barter On Price Control   Log Rolling Charges Brought By Worried Backers of OPA

‘LOG ROLLING’ SEEN IN SENATE   OPA Issue Brings Mutual Gain Technique

BACK STAGE ‘BARTER’ ON OPA CHARGED   Ellender Says Price Control Being Traded Out of Business

Log Rolling on OPA Bill . Reported Rife in Senate, Aoencvy’s Life in Danger

OPA Backers See Threat In Log Rolling   Unnecessary Delays In Justified Increases Cited

OPA Supporters Accuse Senate Of ‘Log Rolling’   Back Stage Bartering For Eased Controls Laid to Legislators

OPA Worried at Rumors of Trading   “Log-rolling"-Heavy on Move to Gut “ Down Price Controls

Price Control   La Follette Declares That OPA Delays Must Be Corrected

Log-Rolling Hits OPA   Senators Make Deals To Lift Controis on States’ Commodities

Log Rolling Feared New OPA Menace   Reports Congressmen Dealing to Omit Pet Products

Fear Senators Are Bartering Price Control:   Some Friends of OPA Are Worried by Reports of Buck Stage “Log Rolin?

‘Log rolling’ seen on OPA  controversy _LaFollette sees fichtins chance

SENATE SWAPS WORRYING OP!   Lifting Price Controls On Pet Commodities Rieewect Threat

\Britain All Agog Over Morals Or Lack Of Them Among Y oung Women

40 Per Cent of English Girls Under 20 Said To Be Pregnant on Wedding Day

China Reds Ask Manchuria Conference; Chiang Studies Concessions To Russia   ‘Chiang Still Unwilling To Grant Cabinet Posts to Reds In © Goalition   Gov't; Wants To Grant   Ministries Without  Portfolio.

Chinese Reds Want Manchurian Deal   Instruct Chou to Start Negotiating on Unsettled Manchurian Problem

Child Slayer Told Mother Of Her Plan   WisconsinWoman Says She Was Warned  : In Advance

PLAN TO HIKE ~ AGE PENSIONS       SCHE ARRANGING FOR ‘OTHER SPECIAL SESSION TO PROVIDE FOR INCREASES

Lausche to Call Special Session Of Legislature   Takes Action to Boost Old Age Pension Limits

LAUSCHE PLANS ASSEMBLY GALL   Special Session to Provide Ohio Matching of U.S. Pension Boost

TRUMAN SET TO SIGN ATOM CONTROL PLAN   Urged To Put Cross Sectior On Five-Man Board

President Truman Gets. Advice From Solons On Atomic Control Board _

Truman Advised To Name Group   Congress Members Advise President On Appointing Members A. Commission

Truman Gets Advice On Atom Bomb   Name Good Men,  Advises Conevress

GOERING LAWYER  OPENS DEFENSE  ATNUERNBERG PICTURES MARSHAL AS LOVER OF PEACE  wuiTLU «‘DDINCIDI CC?

Goering’s Defense Opens Before Nuernberg Court  Attorney Says Chief Of Luftwaffe Really Sought Peace

Goering Opens Fight for Life At War Trial   Bodenschatz Testifies No. 2 Nazi Opposed War With Russia

Luftwaffe Leader Testifies Goering Aroued For Peace   One-Time Aide To Hitler Says Goering Also Opposed Russian Invasion

AIDE CLAIMS GOERING ARGUED AGAINST WAR   Fight For Life Launched By Onetime No. 2 Nazi

GOERING OPENS FIGHT FOR LIFE IN GOURT   Legal Defense Started in War Crimes Trial

Soft Coal Work Stoppage Affecting Industry and Business; Dimouts Ordered

Truman to Hold Coal Meetings  Chief Executive Returns To Take Personal Charge

Nearly All Phases Of Industry Hit   Government Orders A Widespread Dimout As Fuel Conservation Step.

Kills Estranged Wife; Wounds Four; Shot By Officer   Shooting Tragedy Is Reported From Memphis, Tenn; Husband Goes Berserk

Curley Counsel Says New Trial Will Be Sought   Veteran Bay State Office Holder Is Convicted Of Using Mails To Defraud

Curley Asks New Trial.    Boston Mayor, Found Guilty of Mail Fraud, Will Appeal

Curley Found Guilty, Seeks Another Trial   Boston Mayor and Congressman Face Imprisonment Up to 47 Years—Two Others Convicted of Mail Fraud

WORKERS AT SEVEN SUGAR: PLANTS TO STRIKE SATURDAY   Employes to Halt Work at 7 Eastern Refineries Which Process 70 Per Cent of Cane  ee

STRIKES TO CUT FLOW OF SUGAR   Seven East Coast Refineries Tc Close Saturday, CIO and AFL Aver

‘Strike Called at Seven East Coast Sugar Refineries   Plants Process 70 Per Cent of U.S. Cane Supply---Set Far Saturday Nicht

Unions Call Suga  Refineries Strike  Would Cut Off 70 Per Cent Of Output

Sugar Plant Strike Called For Saturday   Seven East Coast Refineries Making 70° Of U.S. Suppl) Will Shut Down

Walkout to Hit 7 Large Plants in Eastern U.S   8,000 Workers Effected by New Dispute; Transit Tie-up in Akron Averted

Strike Called in Sugar Refineries  - Deadlock Reached in Negotiations

Sugar Refinery Strike Set for Saturday Night  7 Plants Process 70 Per Cent of Suaar

NATION'S CANE SUGAR OUTPUT IS THREATENEL   Unien Refinery Workers Schedule Strike Fer Saturday Midnight   NO PROGRESS MADE IN MINE NEGOTIATIONS

Sugar Industry Strike Called For Saturday   Eastern Refineries Supply 70 Per Cent Of US Consumption

East Coast Sugar Union: Call Strike   Will Affect Refineries Processing Bulk Of Sugar

Unions Call Sirike in 7 Sugar Mills   Shut-Down Threatened in East Coast Refineries! Producing 70 Per Cent Gf Supply for U. S.

New Walkout Hits U. S. Sugar Output   : Refinery Workers ~-On East Coast ‘Call for Strike

UNIONS CALL SUGAR STRIKE   AFL, CIO Units to Quit Jobs on Saturday

CIO, AFL Proclaim Walkout of Seven Faster Refineries   Process 70 PerCent of Nation’s Cane Sugar Supply

Call Strike In Sugar Refineries   Action Tying Up Plants Producing 70° of U.S. Cane Sugar Result of  Impasse in Wage Talks

ORDER STRIKE IN SEVEN BIG SUGAR PLANTS   Walkout Will Cut Off Big Part of Cane Sugar Supply

Plants Process 0 Percent Of  lations’ Cane   Walk-Out Effective At Midnight Saturday At East Coast Refineries.   CLAIM 8.000 WORKERS

SUGAR REFINERY STRIKE AVERTED   Unions Call Off Their Walkout, Are Willing To Arbitrate

Greece Repiies To Red Charges   Spokesman Tells UN That Other Nations Endanger World Peace

U.N. COUNCIL IS TOLD OTHERS ARE THE REAL THREAT   Ukraine Cha rges Greece, Britain Plan New Aggression .

Other Countries Menace to Peace, Greece Declares   Spokesman Infers Ukraine Claims Resemble Axis Technique

GREECE BLAMES OTHER NATIONS   DEFENDS PRESEN@E OF BRITISH IN HIS COUNTRY

Mine Operators Are Willing to Talk © Contract With Lewis   Union Leader Gives No Sign of Calling Off Strike as Government _ Prepares to Press Contempt Charaes

TALKS WOULD HINGE ON BACK TO WORK MOVE   Lewis Holds Silence; Govt. Prepares To Push Court Case

Lewis, Standing His - Ground-~As-~ Walkout Enters [ts Second Week, Faces Legal Show Down Today 

Southern Coal Operator Offers Contract Talks   Would Discuss Short Week But Calls For Return to Work

Operators Court  Pact With Lewis   Willing to Discuss Shorter Week; Court Trial Reopens Today

‘Lewis Gives No Indication Of Calling Off Coal Strike: Trial For Contempt Resumes

Mine Owners Ready To Talk New Contract   Lewis Gives No Sign ‘Of “Calling Off Cripating Coal Strike —

A TRIAL TO RESUME       Coal Strike In Second Week; Leg  ttle With :

U. S. Set: to Push Contempt Charges   President. of Southern Coal Producers Says  Owners Anxious to Diseuss Shorter Wark Week far IVY.

Union Leader Gives No Sign Hell hee   U.S. Set to Press Contempt Case Against Mine Chieftain Today

Suggest Strike Truce Be Called  Government To Push Contemot Case Toda

Czar, However, Makes No Move To End Strike   Government Girds to Push Its Case Against UMW Head

Operators Willing  To Talk Contract Terms With Lewis   Mine Workers’ Chieftain Gives No Sign Of Calling Off Soft Coal Strike; Burke Says Owners Would Be ‘Happy’ To  Negotiate Contract Now

But Edward R. Burke Wants Men Back in Pits While Discussion is in Progress.

Southern Mine Owners Ready To Talk With Lewis   But Silent Lewis Gives No Indicatior — Of Calling Off  Str: nolmo Strike

MINE OPERATORS WILLING TO MEET WITH JOHN LEWIS   Edward R. Burke Suggests Union Boss Put Men Back to Work and Negotiate New Contracts   PARALYZING EFFECTS OF SHUTDOWN GROW   Government Attorneys Prepare to Push Contempt Case Against Diggers’ Leader Today.

LIQUOR AGENTS ARE ORDERED — TO CRACKDOWN ON GAMBLING         ALL EXCEPT ONE DISTRICT AGENT GIVEN NEW TERRITORY BY STATE LIQUOR DIRECTOR

A “MAJOR OFFENDER”   Franz Von Papen in Classified hy Bavarian Authorities

Rationing Urged by Relief Chief  U.N. R. R. A. Hears of Great Misery

SAYS WORLD MUST RETURN TO RATIONING   Lehman Sees Wartime Curb Only Way To Combat Hunger

Rationing Urged hy Relief Chief  U.N. R. RB. A. Hears of Grant Micard

Lehman Urges Food Control:   Return to Rationing Asked TT oad Warld’s Huncry

Lehman Urges Rationing on War-Time Basis   Peace Cannot Be Written in Midst of Hunger and Famine

Return to Food Rationing Asked ‘By UNRRA Chief   Peace Cannot Come In Midst Of Hunger

Must Return To Rationing, Lehman Says   TellsUNRRAGroup Peace Can’t Thrive In Midst of Famine

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OHIO DEMOCRATS CHOOSE HUFFMAN   JOHN W, BRICKER IS GOP NOMINEE FOR U. S, SENATOR

Sen. Huffman Beats Union  Rival In Ohio   Political Action Committee Entry In Democrat Race Is Running Last

Ohio Senator Is Nominated  ~ Huffman Was Namec To Vacancy Last Yea

2 PAC Candidates Lead and 2 ‘Trail; Rains Leads Starnes, War Vet Leads Patrick In Alahama.

Huffman Wins Ohio Nomination ....  PAC Candidates Lead In Some Elections, But Trail Badly In Some Others

 Huffman Winner In Ohio Primary   Defeats PAC Candidate For Democratic Nomination As Senator

HOLLAND WINS FLORIDA RACE   Senator Huffman Gains Democratic Nomination In Ohio

WINS NOMINATION   Senator James Huffman Named for Full Term in  Ohio Primaries

Huffman Wins Renomination In Ohio Voting   ClO-Endorsed Candidate Finishes Third in Democratic Primaries; Two Lead in Alabama

Huffman Wins In Ohio Vote   PAC Candidate Trails— Two PAC Candidates Lead in Alabama

Rains Leads Joe Starnes  By Wide Vote   Patrick Trailing In Fight For Re-Election From Jefferson County

PAC Choice Lose: In Ohio; Huffman  ls Demo Nominee Two CIO Men Win In Alabama but Third Is Trailing

ClO Supported Candidates Win, Lose Primaries   ee er ar ny nn   Incumbents Capture House Nominations In Four Elections

PAC Is Defeated In Ohio Primary   ClO Group, However, Scores In Alabama

HUFFMAN LEADS C10 CANDIDATE IN OHIO; ALABAMA VOTE SPLIT  MOST INCUMBENTS ARE AHEAD IN PRIMARIES HELD IN FOUR STATES

ClO-PAC BREAKS EVEN AT POLLS   Loses in Ohio, Wins Two, Loses Two in Alabama

Tneumb ents Renominated In Primaries   Sen. Haffman Wins Demo Vote in Ohio and Will Oppose Bricker in Next November Elections

Huffman Defeats PAC Candidate  o Sen ator Wins “y Lares Majority

PAC CANDIDATE TRAILS TWO IN OHIO'S PRIMARY   Sen. Huffman Defeats Three for Democratic Nomination

ClO-BACKED MAN LOSES IN OHIO PRIMARY   Incumbents Back In Indiana And Florida Elections

C10 Candidate Comes In Third   Sen. Huffman Given Victory Over Three Opponents In Ohio Primaries

HUFFMAN ROUTS C.1.0. CANDIDATE IN OHIO PRIMARY   Union-Supported Candi. _ dates Leading in Two Alabama Cantact«

UN. DELEGATES ARE OPTIMISTIC   Molotov, Noel-Baker See Solution of Peace Tasks In N. Y. Assembly Session

UN Delegates Promise to Seek Peace   Diplomats From All Parts of World Gather in New York

Peace and Success Are Sought as UN Session Convenes   Pledges Are Made as Delegates Meet in History-Making Sessions

Envoys Pledge  Peace Effort:   Diplomats Gather for U.N. Meeting Wednesday ~

UN Delegates Pledge Selves To Seek Peace   Assembly to Begin History-Making Sessions Tomorrow

Even Molotoy Believes Any Difficulties Can Be Solved, Given the Real Desire

Work For Peace Is Pledged By United Nations Envoys   History-Making Sessions Open Tomorrow At Flush. ing Meadows—Hundreds Of Diplomats Arrive On Queen Mary

DELEGATES REACH N.Y. FOR MEETING -OFULN. ASSEMBLY   Pledge Selves to Work for Peace and Success of Organization on Eve of Sessions.   [IMPORTANT TASKS TO BE TAKEN UP   Molotov Voices Belief They Can Be Successfully Solved —British Leader Also Optimistic.

U.N. Sessions Will Open Tomorrow; Delegates Pledge Work For Peace

World’s Top Envoys Arrive to Open United Nations Meet   Chief Delegates of Russia, Britain, Other Nations Pledge Themselves to Work for Success of Conference

Reds Pledge Cooperation  In UN Meet   Paris Conference Leaders Reach New York For Mectine

U. N. Delegates Pledge Selves to Work for Peace   Molotov Believes Tasks Facing Assembly Can Be Solved

RENEW WORLD PEACE. PLEDCE   Molotov, Others Are Confident Issues  Will Be Solved

PLEDGE GIVEN TO WORK FOR WORLD PEACE   DIPLOMATS PREDICT SUCCESS FOR U.N. ASSEMBLY

Molotov Sure U.N. Can Solve lts Problems   Delegates To Assembly Pledge Themselves To Work For Peace

EARLY VOTE — EXPECTED ON  WAGE MEASURE   Appeal Out for Senators to Return ‘To Capita!

DECISION NEAR ON WAGE BILL   Democratic Senators Are Urged To Return For Showdown

New High Seen On Border Mart   Average Prices Paid On North Carolina Market Set At $57.08

La Guardia Makes Tart U.N. Demand   Suggests Delegates Go Home Unless Relief Pledges Kent

LaGuardia Slaps At Foreign Offices   Hits At International Bank, World Health Board

GUARDIA FLAYS ‘OREIGN OFFICES FOR FOOD POLICY   Claims Food Problem Should Be Considered as InternaHonal in Scope

SHARP CRITICISM FROM LA GUARDIA OF THE UNRRA   Pointed at “Certain Foreign Offices” and Some Avencies,   AT THe U.N. ASSEMBLY   Wants Promises Made Good Or Might As Well Go Home.

RED GENERAL IN BULGARIA BARS NEWS   Orders U. S. Views On Free Elections Be Suppressed

Red General Suppresses U. S. Appeal   Russian Prevents Publica. ‘tion of Plea for Free El ections in Bulgaria

CHEMICAL TEST RESULTS DELAY WUNDERLE CASE   Fiance Of Murphysboro Woman Relates Story Of Her Death

Backers of Compulsory Arbitration In Labor Rows Face Uphill Fight

Strike Ban Poses New Problem   Coneress Slated To Change Labor Laws At Coming Session

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Elliott. And Other Roosevelts Under Discussion

Senate May Ban Demand by Lewis   Steel Union May Ask 30-Hour Week

Outlaw Ban’ On Benefits: Finds Favor  With Senate   Byrd Sees Majority Behind His Measure: Action, Forestatled

Upper Chamber in Mood fo Ban Union Fund Contributions   Legislation Aimed At Lewis and UMW, Byrd Offers Bill

SOLONS FAVOR BAN ON UNION BENEFIT FUND   Majority of Senators Would Adopt Measure Outlawing Emplover Contributions for Welfare Purposes.

; Syrc Cemancs Sena-e ?reven-. . sewis -rom “-0 cing 29” _ action

 —LABOR— May Outlaw Plant Gifts   Legislation Aimed At Benefit Fund

Action Aimed At Demands Made By John L. Lewis   Majority Reported To Favor Adoption Of Amendment

Senate Ire Is Roused   Ready to Outlaw Employer Payment Of Union Benefit Func  ,

LABOR BILL VOTE HALTED BY DEBATES   Even Opponents Concede Bill Has Majority Support

SENATE MEDITATING ON OUTLAW BAN OF HANDOUTS BY EMPLOYERS TO UNIONS

Senafe Launches Debate on Strike Control Measure   Murray and Pepper Oppose Byrd's Amendment Banning Royalties

Even Opponents Agree Measure Will Be Passed   Byrd Amendment to Labor Legislation Held up by Debate

£3 62 ee  See OK On Legislation Aimed At Lewis  Senate InMood To Outlaw Union Benefit Fund Gifts

Senate in Mood to Vote Ban on Benefit Funds   Proposal Plan for Contributions by Employers Hits Snag— Bietvestea: Pirie Asif

Senate May Act On Royalty Ban  Law Directed At Lewis Gains Support

Labor Benefit ~ Funds May Be Banned By Bill   *SENATE PROBABLY WILL PASS RIGID ACT SOON

FIGHT LEWIS ROYALTY PLAN   Byrd Offers Amendment To Prevent Payments For  Mine Health Fund

SENATE MAY BAN EMPLOYER FUND   Contrihutions. To Unions Cenler Of Labor Debate

DEBATE DEFERS SENATE ACTION IN FUND ISSUE   However, ‘olons Appear ir Mood To Vutlaw Employer Gifts To Unions

Senate Appears Ready To Ban Union Fund, But Debate On Labor Balks Chance To Vote

Benefit Fund Drive Favored  pe   Opponents Concede Maiority Support

SENATE DEBATES STRIKE CONTROL   BYRD ASKS BAN ON PAYMENT OF ROYALTIES TO UNIONS BY EMPLOYERS.

Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Will Take Strike Vote, According To Decision Announced.   TR AINMEN DUE FOR STRIKE ON MAY 18

More Unions Plan to Vote On Walk-Out   Coal Dispute Continues To Paralyze Industry With No Indication of Early Break in Sight

NON-OPERATING WORKERS PLAN STRIKE VOTE —   Move Comes as Coal Situation Continues Ty Cripvie Country

NEW RAIL STRIKE THREAT LOOMS   14 NON-OPERATING BROTHERHOODS TO TAKE STRIKE VOTE

Railroads Face Threat of Strike   Brotherhoods To Take Strike Vote

More Than Million Idle Over Nation   Ford Plant Begins Dismissal Of 110,000; More Expected

A New Strike Threat Against U.S. Railroads   14 Non-Operating Brotherhoods to Take Vote On Walk-Out Soon

PHYSLCAL EXAMINATIONS   Mayor Carr Feels Fine After Reading Mail

- KANSAS HIGHWAYS   Geology Party Impressed by Engineering Feat: Trip 10,000 Miles   IN CANADIAN ROCKIES

ALCAN FINER THAN KANSAS HIGHWAYS   Geology Party Impressed by Engineering Feat:  Trip 10,000 Miles  8

Mentally Ill To Receive Immediate Treatment At New Toledo Hospital

GUNFIRE MARKS UNION MEETING IN PITTSBIRGH      Five Teamsters Shot, Police   Officer Injured In Clash :

UPHOLD CURB ON PICKETING   Supreme Court Orders CIO ~ Union Be Enjoined From Mass Picketing

Grain Farms Assure Help   Anderson Expects Flooc Of Wheat After Tour

Foresees Flow Of Wheat For World's Needy   Anderson Confident Of Big Supply When Planting Is Over

Fear Nation’s — Farmers May Be Aroused By Plan   Anderson, LaGuardia Back In Washington After Visit To Valley

Anderson Expresses Confidence   Food Collection: Drive Scheduled to Begin May 12

 Secretary Of Agriculture Says There ‘Will Be “Springtime Flood” Of Wheat

Anderson Confiden Of Wheat ''Flood’’ For Needy Nations   Reports on Tour Of Wheat Belt With -UNRRA Director

SEES FARMERS POURING GRAIN INTO MARKET   Red Cross Says Pood Situation Abroad Now Critical

‘SPRINGTIME FLOOD Anderson Believes Bonus Will Ease Wheat? Crisis

‘Spring flood’ of wheat into markets seen  Anderson cites 30 cents bonus

City Ordinance 204 Governs Zoning of Areas For Business Firms. Residences. Industries

World Bank & Fund Officials About To Write Off Hopes  Of Co-operation from Russia   JAPANESE INDUSTRIOUS Liberated People Criticize

BLACK MARKET SELLS NYLONS.   JUSTICE DEPARTMENT WILL OPEN CAMPAIGN

( rermany Never Intended To Attach U.S.   Etlort Be Made Cancel A-Bomb periments   Government to Act Against Nylon Black Marketeers

Justice Department Gives Special Attention  Hit At Nylon Black Marketeers

Congressional Committeemen Seek Extension   Partisan Split Over Findings Causes Delay

Brewster Charges Denied By NHA   Republican Had Charged Agency With Many Cases Of Blundering, Inefficiency, Waste

House Body Strikes Back At Brewster   No Substantiation To His Charge Of ‘Suppressed’ Report, Says Agency

USE OF VETO IN U. N. COUNCIL BY RUSSIA OVERSHADOWS OTHER BUSINESS BEFORE PEACE BODY

 Mackenzie’s Column  Veto Power Is Strong Weapor In America’s Political Battle. —

RUSSIANS HAVE COCKEYED IDEA ON VETO POWER   Frisco Delegates Had No Intention Of Letting Veto Work As Soviets Are Now Using It; Serious Problem.

Veto As Used By Russia Is Dooming UN   Just As Was Feared At  _ San Francisco It Has Come to Overshadow All Other Issues Before United Nations Council

Cattle Price Drops at O. C.   Heavy Run of Stock At Markets as Owners Rush To Get in on High Prices

Grand Jury Indicts 31 For Violations  $3,000,000 Ring Is Cited By OPA;  a es SL ee

31 Charged In Black Market Auto Ring  OPA Says Cars Wer Bought In Detroit

31. MEN HELD IN- AUTO. PROBE   Black Marketing Charged; $3.000,000 Business

A Huge Auto Strike Status Black Market Now is Up to ls Alleged Brotherhoods

UNCOVER BLACK MART IN AUTOS   FEDERAL GRAND JURY INDICTS 31 PERSONS IN 4 MIDWEST STATES

31 Indicted for Black Market in Used Automobiles   Michigan, Kentucky, Missouri Residents Are Involved

Huge Auto Black Mart Uncovered  Three Million Dollar Ri sa lnelie ted

U.S. Indicts 3 For Used Car Black Market   Charge Autos Bought In Detroit Sold Over Ceilings at Auctions

31 PERSONS INDICTED IN GAR BLACK MARKET   Hundreds Claimed Involved In Violation Of OPA Code

FEDERAL JURY TAKES ACTION —AFTER-PROBI   INDICTMENTS RETURNED IN DETROIT FOR OVER CEIL-. ING PRICES—3,000 CARS WERE-SOLD—

Vast Used Auto Black Market Is Exposed By US   Heads Of $3 Million Ring Indicted

“Black Market” Auto Ring Indicted   Thirty-One Mid-Westerners Charged With OPA Regulations Viclation

31 Indicted For Violation of OPA Used Car Rules   Federal Attorney Says Transactions Reached Into Eight States

Unions To Give Final Answer Before Noon   New Walkout Deadline Set Today At 4 O'Clock: Showdown Awaited

Will Give Answer This Morning  Strike Call Stands For 4 p. m. Today

BROTHERHOODS NOT SATISFIED WITH PROPOSAL   FINAL ANSWER WILL BE MADE TODAY AT NOON

Engineers And Trainmen Hold President’s Offer ‘Unfavorable’ To Them   Brotherhood Chieftains Withhold Answer On Calling Men Out At 4 O’Clock This Afternoon Until Noon Today

18 Unions And Carriers Accept Plan   Two Brotherhoods To Answer Today; Truee Ends at. 4

Rail Proposal a Answer Today   Union Leaders Will Reply To Truman

OFFER IS GIVEN COOL RECEPTION   Proposal Called “Unfaverable” By Heads Of Rail Brotherhoeds   STRIKE IS SCHEDULED FOR THIS AFTERNOON

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Oiter Termed “Uniavorable” by One Union   Second Rail Brotherhood Head Says President's Offer Less Favorable Than That of Fact-Finding Board— Formal! Statement on Strike intentions Due by Noon

‘arriers and 18 Other Brotherhoods Find Proposal Acceptable; Whitney, Johnston Give bss swer.

SUGGESTS 183 CENT BOOST FOR WORKERS   Carriers and 18 Unions Accept, but Trainmen and Engineers Term It “Unfavorable.”   LATTER TO GIVE ANSWER TODAY,   Formula Provides for Withdrawal by Brotherhoods of Rules Changes  Request for Year.

Roads Accept Plan, Unions ~ Delay Action   President Proposes 1812 Cent Wage Boost With Year’s Withdrawal on Changes In Rules; Whitney Says Plan ‘Unfavorable’   By NORMAN WALKER

18 Brotherhoods, Carriers Accept Proposal; Strike Is Set for Today   Whitney and Johnstor Will Give Decision on Proposition Today   LEADERS OF UNIONS REMAIN IN CAPITAL   Proposal Provides 18 1-2 Cent Boost, Withdrawal of Rules Changes

TRUMAN PLAN iS DECLARED UNFAVORABLE   Whitney Declares Fact-Finding Method is More Satisfactory

Promise Reply To President's Proposal Today   Plan Accepted By Carriers and Other Workers

Engineers, Trainmen fo Answer With Acceptance or Rejection Today; Carriers, 18 Unions Agree   Truman Plan Would Grant 18.5 Cents Hourly Wage Increase on Union Withdrawal of 45 Changes in Work Rules

Strike Set Today Unless Pact Made   Union Head Terms Offer Less Favorable Than Earlier Raise

Proposition Is Studied by Two Unions   Strike Is Called for 4 o’Clock This Afternoon

@ PETER EDSON   Government Losing Services of Practical Business Men

TO RENEW RENT, PRICE CONTROL   Cohferees Still Hope To Work Out Suitable Proposal Before Nightfall

Flour Price Up; Sugar To Follow   Cost of 5-Pound Package Hiked 1 te 2 Cents---No Hint Of Effect on Bread

FLOUR PRICES UP   OPA Announces Boost of One To Two Cents on 5 Pu-nd Package

OPA Increases Price of Flour   Hike Only Temporary Statement of Agency

Allow Increase  In Flour Price   “Cost Of Flour Raised’ One ‘To Two Cents On’ Fiye ‘Pound Package. Sg

—20-.Cent Increase—  OPA Raises Flour Price   Agency Reports Hike Temporary

Flour Price To Go Up    OPA Also Announces Coming Hike For Sugar; Window Glass Ur

OPA Officials Report Increase in Flour Price; More Ceilings Remored

FLOUR. PRICES TO BE BOOSTED UNDER NEW OPA PROGRAM   Work Gloves and Window Glas: Prices Hiked; Some Con trols are Eliminated

OPA Hikes Flour Ceiling Two Cents On Each 5 Pounds  Anderson Confirms Sugar Price Raise ‘In a Dav or Two’

Europeans Dressed in U. S, Uniforms Plunder Town In Yugoslavia, Charce

Move to Enact Anti-Poll Tax  Measure Fails   Senate Refuses to Limit Debate with Filibuster Threatened

Tennessee and Arkansas Fall Out When Holdup Discloses Gambling Hall Had $80.000

WEATHER WILL WARM UP FOR FOURTH OF JULY, EXPERTS SAY  UNUSUAL COOL TO END, BUT SHOWERS POSSIBLE - ON HOLIDAY THURSDAY

JOHN L. LEWIS KILLING TIME   No Hint Given Yet On How Much Increase Miners Want

Lewis Uses Time To Aid Union Cause  Falks For A Week   Falks For A Week And Still Hasn’t Made Wage Demand

Lewis Building Up Pressure Of Time, Said   Element May Become Lever In Forcing Contract Demands

Lewis Appears To Be Playing Waiting Game   Wage Increase Wanted Still Unknown as Deadline Approaches

Lewis Appears To.Be Moving Slow In Parleys To Build Up ‘Time’ Pressure On Mine Owners

Fire Reported Raging In Lobby of 20-Story Chicago La Salle Hotel

20-STORY CHICAGO HOTEL IS ON FIRE   Police Fight to Avert Panic Among Guests as Flames Sweep Upward From Lobby.

Machine Invented Which May Produce Enerav Far Surpassing Atom Bomb ~

3 New Suspects In Degnan Slaying - Seized By Police   Two Arrested Near Kidnap Scene; Cab Driver Turns In Hat As Clue

Three Additional Suspects Seized In Chicago Case   Detectives Question © Men In Connection With Degnan Slaying

Two More Suspects Seized In Degnan Kidnap-Slaying   One Of Those Held Says He Was ‘Joking’ About Haying Connection With Case: Neighbor With Sex Offense Record Also Sought By Police

Police Question 3 New Suspects   Follow Slender Leads Trying To Find Kiiier Of Six-Year-Old Tot

Police Seek Former Janitor in Slaying   Three Suspects Picked Up in Widespread Investigation

NEW SLAYING = SUSPECTS HELD   Two Seized for Questioning in Degnan Case

POLICE SEIZE 3 NEW SUSPECTS   APPARENTLY NO NEARER SOLUTION OF CHICAGO CASE

Seize Three In Kidnaping   Police Follow Slim Leads In Effort To  Solve Degnan Case

NEW SUSPECTS IN KIDNAP CASE   Chicago Police Seize Two For Questioning

Poles Bolster Case Against  Franco Spair   U. N. Investigating Group, Awaits Giral’s Arrival  For New Evidence

PREPARE CASE AGAINST SPAIN   Strengthening of Charges Against Franco Aim Of Polish Delegation

To Quiz Boy About Slaying   Skeleton of Lad, 12, Found in Cellar—Former  Playmate Held

Find Skeleton Of Missing Boy  Playmate Arrested Ear Slavina In Game

American Wives Need Bobby Pins   Shortage Develops In Germany During Past Few Weeks

in Shortage U.S. Wives ind in Germany Is the Siortaqe of Bobby-Pins

Iranian Negotiations with Azerbaijan Break Down Province’s Demands Too Steep

Azerbaijan [Demands Are 'Turned Down   Too Exaggerated, Says tran Official

Talmadge’s Son Begins Campaigr For Governorshit  Supporters Hope To Elect Herman On Write-In Votes

Supporters Of  iye Oper  Talmad Election Drive   Open Campaign WHeadquarters In Fight To Name Son Governor.

Admits Attack On Little Girl   30-Year-Old Scion Of Wealthy Family Beat And Shot Child

Farm Girl, 9, Beaten With Hammer, Shot When She Resists Man’s Advances

“WONDERFUL DAD ... . LOVES KIDS”  Nine-Year-Old Girl Beaten And ShotBy Father Of Two

YOUNG FARM GIRL BEATEN, SHOT IN ATTACK ATTEMPT   CHICAGOAN JAILED; ADMITS ATTACK TO VICTIM’S FATHER

Charge Lincoln Beat, Shot Girl   Son of Cleveland Industrialist Held in Illinois Jail

—HELD IN JAIL—  Admits He Beat Girl  Son Of Wealthy Clevelander Held

“WONDERFUL DAD... LOVES KIDS”  Nine-Year-OldGirlBeaten AndShofByFatherOfTwo

Farmer’s Child Beaten, ShotOn Way To Home   Father of Two Small Chit dren and Sou of Werlthy Industrialist, Aceused  * Of Attack

GM AUTOMOBILES TO INCREASE IN PRICE   OPA Allows From $66 To $417 Beest For Pentiacs, Olds, Beicke And Cadillacs

Not Giver Information, Kimmel Says   Pearl Harbor Admiral Submits Statement on Attack °

KIMMEL SAYS INFORMATION KEPT FROM HIM   Calls ‘War Warning’ Message Sent by Adm. Stark Misleading

SAYS OFFICIALS  IN WASHINGTON  WITHHELD NEWS BELIEVES HE COULD  HAVE LAYED TRAP FOR JAPANESE

KIMMEL SAYS NAVY OFFICIALS DENIED HIM INFORMATION HE NEEDED TO AMBUSH THE JAPS   Retired Commander of Fleet Calls "Misleading’’ the "War Warning" Message Sent Him By Aer. Stark Ten Days Before Dec. 7   IN DIRECT OPPOSITION TO PREVIOUS TESTIMONY

Kimmel Deniec Vital Facts, He Tells Probers   Former Commander  Says If He Had Had Information He Could Have Amhuched lane

Kimmel Asserts  Reports Held Up   Navy Heads Failed  To Supply Him Information

Kimmel Says Facts Were Not Given To Him   Says Navy Did Not Give Him Specific Information

Pearl Harbor Commander Not Informed   Says Hart’s So-Called “War Warning” Message Was Misleadina

Withholding of Essential Information Handicapped And. Misled Him,  — Admiral. Says In Re vealing for . First’ Time

ADMIRAL THINKS WARNING HE GOT NOT SUFFICIENT   Declares He Was Denied Information That Might Have Made Pearl Harbor An Ambush For The Japanese; Gives Data To Pearl Har Te waar ff  neekews sin

Testimony Is Presented By Kimmel Toda   Admiral, Who Was Relieved of Duties Following Pear! Harbor, Contends He Was Not Warned.

Kimmel Says Lack Of Data Prevented Him Making Pearl Attack Ambush

Kimmel Asserts Stark’s Warning Was Misleading   Saye He Was Denied Data That Might Have Made Pearl Ambush For Japs

Kimmel Says Vital Information Withheld   Would Have Ambushed Jap Attackers He Telle Pearl Harbor Committee— Fleet Wonld Have Maved

Kimmel Says He Was Denied Data That Would Have Made Pearl Harbor Ambush For Japs   Declares ‘War Warning’ Sent Him 10 Days Before Attack By Stark ‘Misleading’

KIMMEL SAYS HE WAS DENIED CRUCIAL FACTS   Tells Probers He Could Have Ambushed Jap Attackers

Terms ‘Misleading’? The ~ War Warning Message Sent Him By Admiral Stark   Might Have Set Ambush For Japs   Says Decoding of Jap Dispatch Regarding Reply to Washington Dee. 7,  - “Tao Minute Job’?

Kimmel Says Information  On Jap Plans Withhe'd   Enemy Could Have Been Ambushed Had High Navy Officials Not Denied Him Facts. Rear Admiral Contends

Adm. Kimmel Tells His Side of Story   Navy Chieftain Asserts He Might Have Trapped Jap Attackers

Kimmel Says Information Not Supplied   Admiral Tells Committee Data That Might Have Changed Pearl Harbor Picture Denied Him

Soviet Delegate Defeated in Security Council  Gromyko Proposal to Include Albania, Bulgaria Is Rejectec

Soviet Delegate Defeated in Security Council Gromykeo Proposal   Gromyko Proposal to Include Albania. Bulgaria Is Rejected

DEMOCRATS TO DECLARE TRUCE   Feud Between Congress men And Hannegan Put Off Until November

Democratic Feud Is Halted Temporarily   House Democrats Call Truce in Fight With National Party Chairman

ee Refuses  ‘and for Grazing   Dworshak Amendment Loses on 91-78 Vote

VETS GIVE $45,000 FOR CROWDER JEEPS   ‘110 Surplus Vehicles Go on Block  i at Two-Hour Auctlon—Top 4 Price Is $531.

Finding of Decontrol Board Is Criticized by Officials Today at Indianapolis Center.   SCARCITY OF MEAT IS FORESEEN SOON

Film Folk Tell Harvard Critic They're Intelligent, Fertile As He

Seek To Revoke Order Charter   State Attorney Gets Case Against Anti-Negro Organization

RAPS CRITICS   Charges Some Candidates With Cowardly Action Toward Officials

MILLION DOLLAR FIRE LOSS IN THE GUGGENHEIM HOME   FURNITURE WORTH $250,000 AND TWO VALUABLE PAINTINGS WERE DESTROYED BY FLAMES

Vote 62 to 15: Coalition Forces Cut in Controls   Much Amended Bill May Run Into New Veto

REGARDED AS INVITATION 10 SECOND VETO   Grain, Animal Feed Exempted in LastMinute Action

CONTROL OVER GRAIN PRICES KNOCKED OUT   BRILL GIVEN FINAL APPROVAL BY SENATE NOW GOES TO CONFERENCE, WITH  ‘THE HOUSE _

Administration Spokesmen Predict Veto Unless Controls Restored On Basic Foods

Early Morning Vote In Senate On Bill Is 62-15   Senate Measure Now Goes To House For Conference Action   SOME FORECASTS OF TRUMAN VETO

PEACE PARLEY HEARS MOLOTOV PLEA FOR CHANGE IN SPAIN  COMMITTEE STUDYING © METHODS OF VOTING; U. & RUSSIA ACREE   PEACE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE'S: DECISION TO OPEN MEETINGS TO: PRESS PRAISED AS WISE ACTION

Hats Off To. Conference  Rules Group   Decision to Allow Press Free Access to Peace Parley Proceedings Deserves Acclaim

Burglars Steal Windsor Jewels   Home of Ear! Broken. Into; Amount of Loot Js Not Announced

Windsors Robbed During The Night   Duke And Duchess Report The Loss Of Con siderale Jewelry.

STEAL GEMS OF DUKE, DUCHESS   Former British King And Wife Lose ‘Considerable’ Jewelry

Crash Is Worst In U. S. History: Two Babies Die   Wreckage Scattered Over Quarter-Mile Area of Mountain Top

Mishap Worst In Commercial Air History   All Except Two Bodies Sighted At Wreck Scene

Blizzard Delays Rescue Work in  - Airliner Crash   23 Passengers, Including Two Babies, and Crew Of Four Killed

15 Victims Burned Beyone Recognition   Howling Blizzard Impedes Efforts Ot Workers To  Remove Bodies.

Blizzard, Sub - Freezing Temperatures Impede Recovery Of Bodies   Wreckage Spreads  Over Large Area   Eight Bodies Thrown Clear; 15 Others Burned Beyond Recignition

STORM SWEEPS SCENE OF CRASH   Blizzard impedes Removal Of Bodies Of 27 Who Died In Airliner

REMOVAL OF PLANE CRASH DEAD DELAYED   27 Persons Perish When Big Airliner  ~ Hits Mountain Near San Diego.

Mishap Worst In Commercial Air History  Bodies Sighted Abs Wisael Ceane

27 KILLED © INCALIF. PLANE CRASH      Blizzard Prevents ‘Removal of  Part of the Bodies

Blinding Blizzard Impedes Efforts To Remove 27 Bodies in Plane Crash

27 KILLED AS PLANE HITS MI. LAGUNA   Blizzard impedes Work of Recovering Bogies of Victims

‘Raging Blizzard — Hampers Efforts To Remove Bodies   Wreckage, Victims Are Scattered Over Large Area; Worst In History

19 Persons Die When Airliner Hits Mountain   Blizzard Makes Task Of Removing Bodies Extremely Difficult

21 Killed  in Air Crash atSan Diego   Worst Plane Disaster in Commercial Flying Storm Halts Search

23 Passengers, Crew of 4 Die in Worst Mishap   Two Babies Victims in Burned Wreckage Near San Diego, Calif.

27 Perish In Crackup Of Airliner   Blizzard, Cold Impede Attempts at Removing Bodies, from Peak.

Ross Hints Changes In Key Personnel, End Of Steel Strike      Press Secretary Tells Newsmen of Prob able Shakeup; Withholds Time of Official Announcement

OPA CHIEF MAY GET NEW POWER AS STABILIZER   Ross Indicates Announcement by President Soon for Ending Steel Strike

Change in Top Personnel of Administration, Steel Strike . Settlement Forecast to Press

TRUMAN'S AIDE ~ AOMITS SERIES OF ACTS NEAR   Presa’, Secretory  foss. - Mints Chiet- To Give Formuld’ Bndina- Strike

OFFICIAL STATEMENT DUE ON BIG ISSUES FROM WHITE HOUSE  PRESS SECRETARY SAYS ONE ANNOUNCEMENT TC

—WAGE-PRICE PICTURE— Top Personnel Switch Planned By President  Formula For Settling Steel Strike  a Oo,

PRICE POLICY DECLARATION IS AWAITED   0. P. A. Head Expected To Get New Powers   Of Steel Strike Believed At Hand: Snyder Likely To Lose Authority

Harbor Shipping in New York ' Area Continues To Cause Shortage in Fuel That Is Severe.   WESTERN UNION HAS RESUMED IN NEW YORK

White House Hints Broad Plan Ready   Three Million on Foot in Philadetphia Walkout

White House Press Secretary Admits Shifts in Prospect   Steel Strike Formula Will Be Bared Soon

statement on Steel Price Boost Near   New Wage-Price Policy Also Expected to  Be Announced

SHIFT MAY PUT BOWLES IN TOP ECONOMIC JOB   Formula for Ending Steel Workers Strike 1s Reported Immiment

Ross Indicates Formula Near;  ‘Full Details      Declines To Elaborate On Changes Which Will Be An nounced Soon.   SEE ‘ONE PACKAGE’

Shakeup in U.S.  Posts Due   Ross Says Formula for Settling Steel Strike Imminent

‘White House Hints Shift In Top Ranks, Possible Steel Formula Due Today

Changes In Line For Top  Leaders   White House Says Plan Ready For .. Steel Strike

WHITE HOUSE HINTS AT PLANS WHICH MAY SEE BOWLES BECOME NATION’S ECONOMIC STABILIZER

Personnel Changes to Be Made   Announcement Of Formula for Settling Steel Strike Expected

Formula For Ending Strike Held Ready   Bowles Expected To Succeed Collet As Stabilizer

White House Spokesman Admits Shake-Up In Prospect Today   Bowles Expected To Boss Prices   Snyder Will Lose Part O1 Power; Porter May Be New OPA Chief

Bowles May Take Over As Stabilizer  White House Plan: To Give Out Fact: On Steel Farmula ”

Formula For Settling Steel Strike Imminent   Personnel Changes To Be Announced When Steel Strike Settlement Is Reached

OPA Head Wil Have Authority On Key Issues   Notice of Hike in Steel Price Already Delivered, Report

Wage Price Personnel to  Be Changed   White House Reveals Plans; Formula to End Steel Strike Imminent

Top Personnel May Be Changed Say Late Rumors   Price Boost Likely With Ches. Bowles Expected To Be In Full Authority

HINT TRUMAN TO TELL NEW SET-UP SOON   Formula to Settle Steel Strike Believed Part of Plan.

OPA’s Chester Bowles Is Slated For Stronger Post in Shake-Up, Reports Say

Shake-Up of Officials Along With Formala to End Strikes Indicated

Changes In Top Leaders In Prospect   White House Hint: Lone Statement May Clear Up  All Matters

Ross Declines To Elaborate on Announcement  Formula for Settling Strike Is Imminent

Announcement of Plan to End Strike is Imminent      Possibility of Statement Soon Covering Personnel Changes, Steel Settlement  And Wage-Price Policies

White House Hints at Change in Stabilization Command and Agreement in Steel Strike   Believed Chester Bowles Will Be Given Broadened Authority Over Pricing With Shifting of Collett to a Lower Post

FORMULA FOR ENDING STEEL STRIKE READY   ‘Hint Bowles May Replace  Collet As Economic Stabilizer

Plan Shift In Policy Line-Up    White House Admits Personnel Changes in ' Prospect; See Bowles As Wage-Price Boss

PRICE FORMULA ON STEEL NEAR. ROSS INDICATES      One Source Says U. S. Steel Was To Have Gotten U. S. Figures Last Night

CHANGES ARE IN OFFING IN HIGH CAPITAL POSTS   Indicated Bowles Will Replace Collet As Stabilizer, With Stronger Grip On Price Control: Steel Formula Announcement To Come From Truman.

A Shakeup Soon, White House Says   Personnel Changes in Top Jobs “in Prospect;’’ See Early End to Steel Strike

Charles G. Ross, Press Secretary of Truman, Says Steel Strike Settlement Near

White House Says Steel Formula Near   Also Admits Officially Changes in Prospect for Top Administration  _ Personnel   Will “Tell An”

Indicated, Too Steel Strike  Pact Ts Ts Ready   Presidential Secretary Merely Smiles When Ask+ ed Whether Such Ani Ans)  EOE eee ey Dog wep:   Price Formula To: BeAnnouncedSoon   Speculation Is Bowles Wil Become -Stabilizer.. W _..More Authority. Sep ‘arate From Snyder ©

Pres. Truman Plans Big Staff Chanaes   Formula for Settling Steel Strike Aleo Sean

Settlement Held Near in Steel Strike   Truman Aide Says Changes "In Prospect"

THINK STEEL PRICE BOOST IS IMMINENT   With It, Observers Say, Will Come New WagePrice Policy Placing Chester Bowles in the Driver’s Seat.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT DUE ON BIG ISSUES FROM WHITE HOUSE.   PRESS SECRETARY SAYS ONE ‘ANNOUNCEMENT TO EXPLAIN ALL DETAILS.

Formula for Senlement of Problem, Changes in Personnel May Be Announced Soon  Looks Like Bowles  O.P.A. Director May Suceeed Collet as Economic Stabilizer      Looks Like Bowles

STRIKE-ENDING PRICE BOOST FOR STEEL FORECAST   COMPLETELY NEW WAGE-PRICE LINE ALSO PREDICTED

ANNOUNCEMENT OF FORMULA FOR SETTLING STEEL STRIKE ANTICIPATED IN WASHINGTON

Washington Also State: Settlement In Stee! Strike Due To Come In Near Future

Administration Top Personnel Changes Seen  Plan Full Story   Pian Full Story Of Settlement By White House

Bowles Seen As Big Boss Over Pricing   Announcement Of Steel Strike - Settling Formula Also Imminent.

Formula To End Steel Shutdown Seen Imminent   Three Million Philadelphia Workers Affected By Jransportation Strike

BOWLES MAY BE PROMOTED TO TOP TASK   Other Changes In Personne! ‘In Prospect’

HOUSE DEMANDS   Military Néeds, World Situation Will Ba Aired Behind Closed. Doors

CALLS MEN FOR ‘PLAIN TALKING’ ON DRAFT PLAN   Will Also Discuss Pay Issue to Spur Enlistments in Army, Navy

House Group Asks Plain Talk On Military Needs And Qn World Situation

Top Cabinet Men Discuss Military ‘Problems with House Committeemen

: House Committee To Hear ‘Byrnes, Patterson, Eisenhower  ‘Tell Military Needs Of U. S.   Called To Testify Before Taking Vote On Draft And Conscription

Closed Door Session... .  Congressmen Seek Plain Talk From High-ups On Nation’s Military Needs

House Group.  Calls Chiefs —  'To Conference   Byrnes. Patterson, Eisenhower Summoned For ‘Plain TRolking? 1   ON MILITARY PLAN.

Plain Talk Asked On Military Need:   Eisenhower, Cabinet Officers Confer With House Committee

House Seeks ‘Plain Talk’ on Military Needs   Committee Will Hear Eisenhower; Patterson, Byrnes Before Voting

Plain Talking About Military Needs Wanted   Military Committee Calls Eisenhower and Two Cabinet Officers To Secret Hearing

HOUSE GROUP ASKS TOP MEN ON MILITARY  NEEDS IN U.S.   Want To Know More On Program Of Enlistment And Draft Laws

Military Heads to Talk Over Problem of Manpower Needs   To Discuss Compulsory Military Training Questions Today

Military Group Calls For More Plain Talking’   Byrnes, Patterson And Eisenhower Called To Speak

House Military Committee Scans U.S. Wear Needs: Mav Extend Service Law

‘PLAIN TALK’ OFFERED ON MILITARY ACTIONS   House Group Calls Byrnes Patterson, Eisenhower

Cabinet Members Summoned to  House Hearing  U. S. Military Needs Will Be Subject Of Plain Discussion

House. Group Calls Leaders Before Vote :  On Draft Bail   , Byines, Pattersé, Eisenhower. To Get “In ‘Plain: Talking’

‘Ford “Didn't Act Secretly’   Defends Himself Against  Bowles’ Assertions

FORD DENIES FIRM ~ ASKED BIG B00S]   Magnate. “Carrects” Bowles  Teetinaay at Hearing

FORD ANSWERS U.S, PRICE CZAR   Auto Maker Declares Implication Was Wrong

Little Progress Made In 13-Day Coal Strike   653,000 Workers Idle; TWA _ Pilots Threaten Walkout; Truckers in Dispute

TWA PILOTS IN STRIKE WARNING   Walkout For More Wages Is Scheduled; Coal Dispute No Nearer Settlement

Strikes Continue To Keep 653.000 Workers Jobless   Government Shows Little Progress in Soft Coal Negotiations   ARBITRATORS FACE TWA PILOT THREAT   Harvester Walkout Still Unsettled; Truckers in Louisville Quit

653,000 ARE IDLED BY STRIKES   Little Progress Made In 13-Day Miners’ Walkout

Deadlock In Coal Walkout Sull Prevails   Government Making No Progress In Getting Parlev Reopened

COAL STRIKE CONFERENCE 1S STILL STALLED   TWA Pilots to Strike April 21: 653,009 Tdle

PROGRESS IN STILL SLOW   Tonnage  Assessment For Welfare Fund ‘is Focal Point

T. W.A. Pilots Threaten ‘To, Strike; Coal Dispute Remains At a Standstill

Another Labor ~ Walkout Looms — OnU.S. Horizon   FEDERAL CONCILIATORS FACE TROUBLE ON AIR LINE

REJECT PRICE CEILINGS FOR PRESENT UNITS   Measure Is Sent Back For House Action On Amendments

Vet Housing Bill Gets Senate Vote  Neither Body Gives Approval For Price Ceiling On Old Home:

Vet Housing Bill Including Subsidy  Passes Senate  Goes Back to House, Old Homes and Land Ceiling Effort Fails

SENATE PASSES VETERANS HOUSING MEASURE, 63-14   Legislation Is Sent Back to House for Consideration of Numerous Amendments.   Attempt te Place Ceilings on Existing Homes and Building Land Is Voted Down,

SENATE SENDS HOUSING BILL BACK TO HOUSE   Administration's Move To Put Ceilings On Old Houses Beaten

Vets’ Housing Bill Approved By Senate   Senate - Approved Measure Sent to House for Further Action

Measure Goes To Joint Parley For Final OK  CLAN hAlbinn Ala      $600 Million Aid Provided, Wyatt's Ceilinas Dropped

Senate Votes  Housing Bill   Plan Now Returus te House For Action on Changes

HOUSING BILL NOW GOES TO JOINT PARLEY   Plans Considered for Speeding Up of 2,700,000 New Homes

Willie Francis’ Last Hope Ends: Must Die June]   Must Make Second Trip To ‘The Chair’

ae cROW— (Syvynvenn ss! Continued on Page Two Conti tinued on Page Two  Negro Who Cheated Electric Chair to Get New Reprieve

Youth Who Escaped Neath in Electric Chair Will Be Issued New Reprieve

Rev.’ Gray J. Cardy Dics   Must Keep 2d “Date” With Electric Chair

Shorter Cotton Crop Predicted   Southerner’s Estimate Of 1946 Yield Far Below U. S. Figures.

Speedy Approval. Of Veteran Bonus Proposal Certair   Agreement Among Legisla tors Clears Way for Adjournment March 23   PAYMENTS NOT DUE UNTIL LATE IN 1948   Amendment Must Be Approved By Another Legislature and the People

‘Attorney General ‘Sees Real Threat in ‘Juvenile Delinquency   Clark Asks for Concerted Efforts in Checking All Developing Problems

SENATE 10 ACT SOON ON DRAFT EXTENSION LAW   Present Law Expires On May 15 Unless Action Is Taken

MAY 15 DATE OF DRAFT DEADLINE SPURS CONGRESS   Senate Must Act Next Week On, Extension Bill

Break in Steel Strike imminent   Report Industrialists Would Offer 181/ Cents an Hour Hike

Pee Ge Ta eS Ett tee ee a ees tren ce NEAR RECORD WHEAT CROP IS FORESEEN

Painter Named President of Texas U: Student Assembly Voices Its Protest

Student Leaders Protest Board’s Action  Painter Offered Post As Head Of Texas U.

700 Firms Facing Labor Walkouts   Small Unions Press Demands for Gains Given Big Brothers

Labor Experts See Year Of Peace In Industries   Schwellenbach, However, Will Not Say ‘Worst Is Over;” Current Coal Dispute Causes Concern; Westinghouse Walkout Still To Be Settled

114-Day-Old GM Strike Is Now Settled   Coal Wage Dispute Only Major Trouble

Reds Argue China Not Qualified   Molotov Insists Rules Should Be Drafted By Ministers.

PEACE MEET INVITATIONS ARE DRAFTED   Big Four Foreign Ministers Agree to Open a 21-Nation European Conference in Paris July 29.

Parley Set For July 29   Rig Four Draft Plans For Paris Conference On Axis States’ Peace

Foreign Ministers Draft Invitations For Peace Meeting   Big Four Conference Scheduled for July 29---Reparations From Italy Settled

Ministers’ Council Ends In Deadloi: ks Russian ¥ Obstacles Block Plan

Unable To Agree On Peace Parley   Foreign Ministers in Dispute Over Calling of  Conference   REACH NO AGREEMENT   Russia Objects to China Being Invited to the Meeting

Big-4 Ministers Agree on Italiar Reparations   Agreements Reached In Session. Lasting Nearly Eight Hours

Peace Parley Ends On Sour Note With  Yugoslav Fadeout ‘Unjust Decisions’ Claimed in Writing 5 Nations’ Treaties

Slavs Bolt Paris Talk; Red-U.S. Ties Crash   Bitter Words Mark Last Session; Byrnes and Molotov Deadly Foes

Final Protest Lodged Today By Yugoslavia  Swift Rebuke For Slav Attitu de Is

Protest Against Decisions Draws  Rebuke by Byrne:   ®1-Nation Paris Parley Closes With Review Of Work On Major Treaties

Yugoslavia Quits Final Parley in Protest of Pact   Byrnes Raps Attitude Of Tito’s Delegates; Five Treaties OK'd

Demonstration Of Displeasure  With Decisions   Parley Ends; Action Brings Sharp Rebuke From Byrnes

Yugoslavia Quits Peace Meet Today   Withdraws from Final Ses. sion, Says Can't Accept ‘Unjust Decisions’

Protests “Unjust Decisions”   Imposed by Asserted . Ruthlessness “In Outvoting”’

Withdraws   Yugoslav. Delegate. Says Some Decisions Unjust, _ Refuses. To Participate.

Yugoslavs Quit Peace Parley As Session Ends  Paris Parley Closes On Discordant Note After Eleven Weeks

Conference Officially Concluded   Byrnes Lashes Slav Attempt To ‘Dictate’ World Peace Terms.

Yugoslavs In Withdrawal At Paris Meeting   PEACE CONFERENCE ENDS ON SOUR NOTE TODAY

PARIS PEACE PARLEY ENDS, SLAVS OUIT   Yugoslavia Withdraws From Talks in Dramatic Last-Minute Protest

Yugoslavs Quit Peace Parley   Action at Conference's End Draws Sharp Rebuke from Byrnes.

Paris Conference Ends With Slavs Stninn Waikout   Yugoslav Protest Brings Rebuke from Secretary Byrnes

Parley Ends;, lgoslavia Withdraws   Yugoslav Delegate Says Some Decisions Unjust, Refuses To Participate.

Peace Parley Comes To End Qn Sour Note   Yugoslavia Withdraws from Conference at Final Session; Dissatisfied over Trieste Issue.

Yugoslav Delegates  Quit Meet   PARIS, Oct. 15 (UP}—The peace conference formally ended al 6:27 pm, (11:27 a.m.

Boycott Protests ‘Unjust Decisions’  American Secretary Replies No One Nation Can Dictate Peace—Italian Treaty Issue -

Yugoslavia Quits Peace Conference   Withdrawal Rapped As Conference Comes To End

Peace Conference Ends on Note Nazi  Of Yugoslav, Soviet Bad Feeling To Tak

Parley Is Quit By Slav Country   Small Nation Sees Decisions Unfair  To Interests

SLAVS BOYCOTI LAST SESSION OF PARIS CONFERENCE   Tito’s Delegation Withdraws ‘in Protest to Decision on Tripcts

Yugoslavia Pulls Out of  Peace Parley   “Unjust Decisions” Given As Reason; Draws Byrnes Rebuke

Displeased At Decisions Of Delegates   Conference Formally Adiourns

Quick Rebuke Delivered By U.S. Secretary   No One Nation Has Right To Dictate Peace, Byrnes Says

Yugoslavs Stage Walkout as Peace  Conference Ends  Withdraw From 21-Nation Group At Last’ Minute

Georges Bidault Adjourns ‘ Session After Reviewing Accomplishments   Y ugoslay Attae ‘k Brings Rebuke   U. S. Will Back Every Decision At Big Four Having Two-Thirds Vote

Peace Parley Ended   Yugoslavia Quits Deliberations Te Show Her Provest

Paris Peace Conference Completed   Slavs Withdraw In Last Minute Dramatization

Yugoslavia Walks Out as Confab Ends   Paris Mecting Is Closed After Drafting of Five Treaties; Big Four to Resume in New York

YUGOSLAVS QUIT PEACE MEETING   Boycott Announced as Final Session Ends in Paris

SLAVS BOYCOTT FINAL SESSION OF PARIS MEET   ‘Outvoting’ Charged By Kardelj As Byrnes Gives Rebuke

Yugoslavia Walks Out (On Parley      In Protest to Italian  Treaty Provisions; All Pacts Appreved as Conference Ends Formally

Yugoslavia Walks Out of Final Conference Meet   Formal Withdrawal  Takes Place  At Final Session

PEEUED oul DUT Aa PEACE PARLEY ENDED   [Byrnes Rebukes Challenge of Decisions Made in Conference.

Conference Decision On Trieste Hit   Action Comes As Session Adjourns

Final Protest Lodged Today By Yugoslavia   Swift Rebuke For Slay Attitude Is Given By Byrnes

Peace Conference Draws To Official Close; _  Yusoslavia Dissatisfied

Weather--  Yugoslavia Bolts Paris Conference   Raps Decisions, Shun: Closing Session of Pact Approval.  

Paris Peace Conference Closes; Yugoslavia Withdraws in Protest   Byrnes Rebukes Slav-Delegatoin For ‘Walkout® In Dissatisfaction Over. Decisions in Italian Treatv-_One of Five Drafted for Satellites

Conference Completes 5 Treaties   Byrnes Rebukes Slavs Sharply On Walkout Over tration Treaty

YUGOSLAVIA WITHDRAWS FROM PARIFY   Delegation Refuses to Par. ticipate In Final Approval of Conference Decisions

MEETINGS END AS SLAVS GET ‘SHARP -RERUKE   Yugoslavia Dramatically Withdraws From 21-Nation Deliberations   BYRNES LASHES OUT AT SLAVS FOR WITHDRAWAL

Yugoslavia Out As Paris Peace Conference Ends  Withdra wal In Protest

Action Draws Stinging Rebuke From Byrnes   Decisions Made At Paris Meet Called Unjust

Parley Ends; Yugoslavia Quits Meeting   Secretary of State Byrnes Pramptly Rebukes Yugoslavia For Her Withdrawal

Peace Talks  Conclude As Slavs Protest   Yugoslavs Withdraw From Conference In Opposition To Trieste Decision.

 ° Yugoslavia  Leaves Peace Conference   Protest ‘Unjust Decisions,’ Rebuked By Secretary Byrnes

TEV PARANA S, TOHM SNYDER BAS CHANCE TO PROVE HE TS NOT BOS, OM PAL OF BIG BUSINESS; PAT HURLEY TRIED TO PICK FIGHT WITH ANOTHER PEARSON; THE HOUSING HEAD a eee CE Chet SOM A IN AFPATE OUTED ADO VEP CATAL T.

ASSESSMENTS FOR CANDIDATES MADE BY DEMO COMMITTEE   MEETING SCHEDULED JUNE 24 FOR PREPARATION OF JULY BALLOT

ASSESSMENTS FOR ANDIDATES MADE BY DEMO COMMITTEE  MEETING SCHEDULED JUNI   24 FOR PREPARATION ! ar my pAILoOT

Band of Men Without Mask: Hold Up Bank   Flee With $35,000 From Institution  At Walters, Okla.

Five Bandits Loot An Oklahoma Bank   Unmasked Men Take an Estimated $35,000 in Cash from Walters Bank— Monhunt tinderway

HELD UP, ‘Ome BY UNMASKED MEK   Five Armed Men Enter Bani and Escape with Cash; Wide Hunt Started

Unmasked Men Hold Up Bank, Get $35.000   Staff Forced To Lie On Floor, Cashier Opens Cash Vault

Five Bandits Get $35,000 In Bank Holdur   Force Cashier To Open Vault of Walters, Oklahoma, Institution

FIVE MEN FLEE WITH LOOT, ONE SOURCE AVERS   Cashier of Southern Oklahoma Institution Says All of Robbers Armed

Walters Bank Robbed Today   Five Unmasked Men Flee With About $35,000 Cash

Worldwide Food Crisis Blamed On End of Rationing   Lehman Calls Present Condition the Gravest Emergency Yet Faced

PREMATURE RATIONING REMOVAL CAUSE STARVING OF THOUSANDS, RELIEF CHAIRMAN LEHMEN SAYS

Blames Removal of Rationing For World Famine    Lehman Reports Many ‘Nations Have Not Paid Promised Relief Funds:

LERMAN ObUREO PREMATURE EN a wn     Tiuwndnn Dane nnn. Newnnd be   SEES THREAT TO PEACE   Director-General’s Report to Council Lists Contributors and Defaulters

Food Ration End Brought Wide Famine   UNRRA Gets Report Showing Nations Are Starving

Lehman Blames Premature Removal Of Food Rationing for Worldwide Food Crisis: Starvation Threatens

REA Is Planning  New Extensions   Seeks: To Expand Into Nearby Countie:

Baruch, 75 Is Placed on Atom Board   Named on Atomic Energ Commission of UNO  for United States

Elderly Advisor Gets Key Job In 'A-Bomb Control   Played Prominent Part In Both World Wars; Chosen By Truman

BROWDER NOW '—FLYING-OGEAN      BRITISH SECURIT ¥-—POEICE KEPT CLOSE_WATCH OVER _ AMERICAN COMMUNIST IN ENGLAND

Police Aid Poor Princefon Woman When She Takes Sick Baby To ‘City’

,eaTE Ra TS Cur A FIX BrP Diesen  Bu CR SIRT TOR. Se Pu  VOTE IS DELAYED

Action By U.S May Speed Up  Peace Treaties   Foregoing Reparations From Italy May Be Significant Development

FOREGO REPARATIONS FROM ITALIAN GOV'T   U.S, Admits Amount Could Not Be Collected

Chinese Reds Threaten Meet   May Call Own Congres: —Might Foreshadow Rival Regime

CHINA REDS ANGRY, STAY IN NANKING   May Cali Own Congress; Rift Said Widening

BRITISH PRESS PROBE DEMANDED   LABOR MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT WOULD INQUIRE INTO OPERATIONS OF PAPERS.

Furnaces, Plants: Being Reopened  Fabricating Industry  ,. 8. @t naa tin

WORK RESUMED IN STEEL MILLS   Plants Require One To Four Weeks To Attain Loall Production

Furnaces, Plants Being Reopened   Fabricating Industry To Be Signed Up

J-L SIGNS UP AS STRIKERS RESUME JOB   Steel Industry Begins Slow Climb Back From Shutdown

Another Steel Company Signs With CIO-USW   Jones & Laughlin Co. Agrees to Contract   Similar to That   Of U.S. Steel

STEEL COMPANIES EMPLOYING 400,000 SIGN CONTRACTS   Jones and Laughlin Latest to Enter Agreement — Slow Climb to Normal Production Begins.   FABRICATING FIRMS ARE HOLDING OUT   Weirton Announces 22-Cent Wage Increase for 10,000 Workers, Members of  Independent Union,

JONES & LAUGHLIN LAST BIG OPERATOR TO SETTLE STRIKE   Weirton Grants TwentyTwo Cents Per Hour Raise To Workers

BYRNES BACKS RUSSIAN. STAND   U. $. Secretary Sides With Molotov First Time; Bevin Displeased

LINES UP WITH RUSSIANS ON TREATY ISSUE   In Opposition To Britain

BYRNES LINES UP WITH REDS ‘ON WAR BILLS   Bulgarian Reparations Pared, Italy’s Increased By Ministers

Joins Soviet In Opposition To England   American Reverses Position, Apparently To Get Vital Rus sian Concessions.

Byrnes on Soviet Side First Time   Reverses Policy On Reparations To Cut Bulgaria’s, Increase legly’s

BYRNES LINES UP WITH RUSSIA FOR FIRST TIME   Urges Scale Down Of Bulgaria War Reparations Bill, Favors Italy

U.S. JOINS WITH RUSSIA TO CUT BULGARIA’S BILL   Oppose Britain On Reparations; ° Would Up WHalv's

U.S, ‘SOVIETS OPPOSE BRITAIN   Byrnes Reverses Stand. on Peace Treaties

Byrnes Lines Up With - Molotov Against Britain In Reparations Debate

U.S. Backs Reds Against British — OnBulgar Debts   Byres Supports Russian  Plea for Cut, and Higher Costs to Itly   STAND A REVERSAL OF PARIS POLICY   American Action Believed Price of Soviet Conces sions on Trieste

Byrnes with Russians on Reparations   Lines Up Against Bevin Asks Larger Italian Bill, Bulgar Cut.

Chicago Paper Reports Heirens ‘Talked’ Under Drug, Confessing Desnan Kidnap-Slauyins. Two Other Murders

Heirens ‘Admits’ Degnan Slaying Under Influence  Of ‘Truth Serum’

Murder Indictments Against Chicago Youth To Be Sought   District Attorney Says Heirens to be Tried in Murder of Suzanne Degnan and in “Lipstick” Killing of Frances Brown—Soldier Identifies Him

Chicago Sun Says Heirens Admitted Slaying:  _ Paper States Youth  Talked Under

Truth Scrun’. Used, Heirens’ Nefense Says   Chicago Paper Publishes Claim Drug Guployes - Against Susp-ef In   Deanan Cese

Chicago Sun Says Heirens Admitted Slaying:  Paper States Youth Talked Under Influence of Serum

HEIRENS 18 SAID TO HAVE ADMITTED DEGNAN SLAYING   Chicago Sun Asserts University Student Told of Crime While Under Influence of “Truth Serum.”   HE ALSO “CONFESSED” KILLING TWO WOMEN   $ ol dier Saw Prisoner Neat Kidnap Scene Night of Jan. 6—Murder Indictments to Be Asked.

Heirens Confessed While Drugged. His  Attorney Asserts  ‘Illegal,’ Say Chicago Papers of Admission Of Degnan Kidnaping

DEGNAN CASE BOY SUSPECT ~~ IS IDENTIFIED   HEIRENS FACES TWO MURDER CHARGES; BAG IS CLUE

Republican Victory at Polls Tuesday Takes on Magnitude of Great Political Landslide   Several Democratic Leaders Go Down to Defeat With GOP Assured of Control of Congress; Dewey and Bricker Winners

STILL GRILL SUSPECT IN~ ROLT CASE           Seven-Year Old Attack Victim  ~ Will Recover

“GUESS WHO” MOST POPULAR PASTIME WASHINGTON TODAY  EXPERTS NOW TRYING PICK NAME NEXT AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND

Speculate on British Envoy   Field Widened Over Harriman Successor

‘Guess Who’ Game Is On   Truman’s Surprise Appointments Widen Field For Ambassador to Britain

New British Ambassador Is  An Open Guess   Several Names Being Mentioned as Successor to Harriman, Who Becomes New Commerce Secretary.

Capitol Guesses on Who Will Get Post As Britain's Envoy   Arnall, Clark, Clayton to Get Consideration for Vacancy

Guessing Open On Ambassador  “Mrs. FDR Long Shot : For Harriman Post

‘WIDE OPEN FIELD FOR  LONDON APPOINTMENT  ‘Truman Apt to Pull Another Surprise

Jackson Mentioned In Ever  Widening Field of Officials _Suaaested For London Pos!

Nine Mentioned As Possibilities  For Harriman Post   Financial Status Is One of Factors Which Will Decide  Satercpecar

Speculation Grows On Truman's Choice Of New Ambassador To Great Britain

U. S. Guessing  On Ambassador To St. James   Arnall, Clark, Clayton, Jackson Among Those Mentioned For Post

No One Knows Who- the ‘New Ambassador to Great Britam Will Be   MAY BE MISSOURIAN

‘Truman's Choice  A Puzzle   Capital Lists Possible Harriman Successors But Admits Truman_ May Pick ‘Dark Horse

HARRIMAN POST: 1S WIDE OPEN   Many Suggested For Am- bossadorship To Great Britain

PRESIDENT MAY SPRING ANOTHER SURPRISE CHOICE   SPECULATION NOW CENTERS AROUND NINE CADIDATES

TeamsSent to Manchu Clash Area   Large-Scale Battles Reported Between Reds, Nationalists

ARMISTICE TEAMS SENT MANCHURIA   To Halt Battles Between Communist. Nationalist Troops

Manchuria  on Verae of Civil War   Three-Man Teams Sent to Halt New Battles

Armistice Teams  Go To Manchuria   Would Halt Large Scal Red-Nationalist Fighting.

PEACE SOUGHT IN MANCHURIA   Truce Teams Ordered To Halt Large-Scale Fighting Between Chinese

Progressive (AFL) Mine Union Protests Return  Of United Mine Worker:

Re-Entry Of UMW Into AFL Opposed   Progressive Miners Union Protests

Tranian Says Red: Shuffling Soldiers   Move Said to Result From British Shifting

Situation Is Grave, Ala Tells Newsmen   Hopes British Will Not Add to Present Tension

Bevin Appeals Indirectly to Russians   Keks (Yo.qneration   Asks Co-operation in Settling World Problems

Bevin Appeals Indirectly to Russians   Asks Co-operation in Settling World Problems

LABOR LAWS MAY HINGE ON NEW DISPUTES   Maritime Row Likely To Set Course Of  Future Action

New Labor Laws Appear to Depend On Fresh Strike Developments   President Has 10 Days to Decide Whether To Sign Case Bill; Maritime Strike Looms

LEGISLATION T0 CURB STRIKES HANGING FIRE   Fate Of Case Bill May Depend On Extent Of Maritime Walkou   EMERGENCY MEASURE FACES OPPOSITION

New Strikes May Govern Action On Labor Laws   Senate to Resume Work Today on Truman’s Bill

Congress’ Course On Labor Hinges On Maritime Strike   Senate Resumes Work Today on Emergency Labor Legislation—Nationwide Maritime Strike Set for June 15th

NEW LABOR LAWS SEEM 10 DEPEND ON DEVELOPMENTS:   Pressure for Legislation to ” Be Less if Pending Wage Controversies Are Settled.   TRUMAN BILL BEFORE SENATE AGAIN TODAY   George Declares it Is Unfair to Assume That President Will Veto Case Measure.

Labor Curb Bill Action Hinges  OnSeamenStrike Votes Counted on Possible  Watan nf Caco Maaco

New Laws Hinge ‘OnDevelopments  (nm Strike Fielc   Senate to Resume Worl Today on Emergency Measure

Labor ‘Statutes ‘Hinge on Strike Picture   Senate Resumes Discussion on Bill Today.

Labor Statutes Hinge on Strike Picture  Senate Resumes Discussion  *s637 TF

LABOR BILLS FATE HINGES ON STRIKES   Congress’ Course May Turn On Maritime Developments

DOUBLE KILLING ENDS ROMANCE   Popular Ohio Coed And Student Fiance Found Dead On Lawn

College Romance Ends in Death  a#Student in Ohio Kills Girl, Self

STUDENT KILLS FIANCEE, SELF   Student Romance at Ohic State University Ends In Dual Tragedy

Two Shots Mark End Of Romance  OSU Co-ed Slain; Youth Kills Self

“HAP” FRANK 1S NEW OFFICER IN NATIONAL GUARD    Clearfield Co. At Indiantown On September 13

REVAMPING OF CONGRESS UP TO CONFEREES   Salary Increase One of Main Issues to Re Settled

Members of Congress to Get Raise   Salary Hike to $15,000 a Year Wins Senate O. K.

Mother Killed, Daughter Shot  ‘Starey-Eyed’ Negro i) tad Be Balsee

Story Of Murder And Rape Is Told   Negro Hunted For Long Island Crime

Seek Negro As Killer -Rapist On Long Island   Wide Search Being Made For “Starey-Eyed” Slaver

— DAUGHTER ATTACKED —. Long Island Police Hunt Socialite’s Killer

‘One Killed,  One Raped;  Hunt Negro   New York Society Matron Slain And Junior League Daughtel Accanltted

Seek Negro in Woman’s Death   Also Attacked and Wounded Daughter of Society Matron

SOCIETY MATRON SLAIN, DAUGHTER RAPED AND SHOT   LONG ISLAND POLICE THROW OUT DRAGNET FOR THEIR ASSAILANT

Woman Is Slain, Her Daughier Is Assaulted, Shot   Nassau Police Seek Negro Following Tragedy in Logan House at ‘Flower Hill

Police. Stage / Manhunt For  Negro Slayer   Shot aud Killed Long Is land Society Matron; Raped and Wounded  Her Daughter

MRS. BUCKLEY LAUDS KINDERGARTEN WORK   Bristol Twp. School Board Hears of Its Benefits   MOTHERS ARE PLEASED

WORK OF PUPILS IN KINDERGARTEN OF GREAT VALUE   Pre-School Experience Seen As Great Benefit Among : First Graders   IREPORT GIVEN BOARD   Fee Pb School To Be Open iowa

Squall Capsizes Sailboat Near Sturgeon Bay   Smith’s Daughter Is Sole Survivor; Planes Join Search

More Than 102 Million Man-days Lost in U.S. By Strikes During 1946

Strike Record InU.S. Broken  Number Involved   Number Involved Largest Ever

BiG 4 DELAYS DISCUSSIONS OF GERMANY   To Push for Early Agreement on Italian Treaty

Foreign Ministers Near Agreement On Trieste Issues   Effort To Be Made To Push For Immediate Accord On Italian Treaty   POSTPONE GERMAN TREATY FOR TIME

DRUG RING IOWA SMASHED   Arrest Score of Men, Women in Sioux Citv

NEW DISPUTE OVER TRIESTE STALLS BIG 4   Full-Dress Parley Assured

Trieste Causes New Dispute   Internationalization Becomes an Issue At Big Four Parley.

Summer Peace Parley Agreed On By Big Four  8 ee ae    New Disagreement Flores On Trieste

NEW DISPUTE ON TRIESTE. BLOCKS BiG 4 PROGRESS   Disagreement Expected To Be Settled And New Compromise Reached

New England Storms Kill 9   5 Die as Small Boat Overturns in Lake

NEW ENGLAND HIT BY STORM   ‘Hailstones Damage Thousands Of Windows; Cool er Weather Forecast

Asian Storms Halt Jungle  Rescue Work   Parties Seek Bodies Of 1,378 Fliers Along Orient Routes

Search Pushed For Bodies of Fliers   Hostile Natives, Monsoons Hamper Search for 1,376 In Asian Jungles

Defeat For Red Demand To Drop  Iran Case Seen   jwite For UN N’s Home  Is Discussed

FOR DEFEAT ON ISSUE TO DROP IRANIAN CASE   Lively Argument Expected Also On Location Of U.N.  Headquarters

Red Defeat Foreseen In Iranian Case   U.S. and Britain To Lead Fight To Retain Issue

UNO Council Votes Monday On Iran Issue   Reaches Decision on Russian Demand at Secret Mecting

UN Council Sets Date ToHearReds   Patand Reported To Have Filed Potest Ageoinst Franca Regime

U.N. Braces for Fight On New Red Demands  Moscow, Iran at Odds on Whether Cannuctt Cace Shanld Re Skhelved _

United Nations Delegation Officials Forecast Almost Certain Defeat For Request That Iranian Case Be Thrown Out, But Spirited Discussion Appears Likely With United States And Britain Opposing Soviet Union — Iran Objects To Withdrawal

Iran Dismissal  To Be Debated      Poland Files Formal Request For Action Against Franeon Cavernment.

POLISH COMPLAINT VS, FRANCO FILED   Security Council Apparently Unable To Decide On Interim Meeting Place So Far; Russian Pro posal Doomed To Defeat.

DEFEAT LO FOR RUSSIAN PROPOSAL   U. S., Britain Are Opposed To Soviet Union   Debates New Location For Meeting: Warm Debate — Is In Prospect

NO HEARING   Consideration Of Change 0 Council Site On At Closed Sessions

Russia To Lose Motion To Drep lranian Case  Delegates Seeking New Quarters, Possibl In New York Area

Reds To Be Heara On Iranian Case   Dismissal Proposal Ta Come Up Monday; Poland Requests Action Against Franco

UN Delegates ‘Forecast Defeat Of Red Request   Discues Headquarters Site: College . Unsatisfactory; Mention San Francisco

Report Poland Formally Files Against Spain   Mounting Opposition To Russian Stand on Middle Kast Dispute.

Council Studies Choice for New Meeting Place   Poland Files Formal Request for Action Against Spain, Claim

U.N. Plans To Inspect Russ Pleas   Security Council To Take Up Russia’s Demands For Junking Of Iran Case On Monday

United Nations To Defeat Red Plea Over Iran   IRANIAN OPPOSITION IS EXPRESSED TO COUNCIL

EXPECT. DEFEAT OF RUSS PLEA   Council To Discuss Headquarters Site At Closed Meet

Leaders Expect Quick Action To Outlaw Tieups   Type Of Legislation To Depend On Negotiations In Steel Mills; Truman Biints Decisive Action

CONGRESS MAY REACT AGAINST LABOR TIEUPS   Sees Congressional Reaction As Arbitration By Compulsion

Stiff Remedy Likely If New Strike Rash Breaks Out in U.S.   G. 0. P. Eyes Mass Bargaining Ban And Permanent Legislation to End Monace of Nation-Wide Paralvsis

NewStrike Threa To Bring Battle  GOP Leaders Ready For Showdown, If It Becomes Necessary

Swift and Drastic Laws by Congress Forecast by G.OP.   Steel Wage Negotiation May Set Pattern for Action

ANTI-WALKOUT ACTION HINTED BY CONGRESS      Type of Legislation Awaits Results Of Parleyvs

— OTHMAN — French Use  Butter on Radishes  And They Start  Their Donkeys Wirth BPilarmore

ROMANCE SEEN FOR PRINCESS   Heir-Apparent To British Throne At Theatre With Prince Philip Of Greece

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   To Use Fragmentation Bombs to Subdue Convicts

OLL IS A IN CRASH OF FAST TRAINS   125 Are Hurt In Rail Tragedy  Near Chicago

Condensed From Wire Reports   Bulgarian Préss Now Can Publish Report

p  IVRNES TO TRY 1 MAKE LEAR  y ce  Isarmamen        a UNFAVORABLE $POT      Will Take Ball Away From Connally. to Straighten  Out Matter

U, S. FORCED INTO ROLE OF OPPOSITION   By Assembly Census Debate

OFFICIALS DEPLORE DEPRESSION TALK   Harriman and = Snyder Advise Americans Against Predicting Hard Times.

HERBERT WORKS OUT TAX PLANS   Possible Reduction In Sales Assessment Looms

—SALES TAX MAY: BE SLASHED— Herbert Begins Working On New Ohio Tax Plans

HERBERT PLANS NEW TAX STUDY   Action on Bonus May Block Reduction Proposal

HERBERT MAY CUT SALES TAX TOTWOCENTS   But New Governor Says Soldier Bonus Might Prevent Reduction in Taxes

Herbert Drafts Program;  Bricker, Bender Promise To Drive for Reductions

RUMP HEARING SET ON STRIKE CONTROL BILL   House Summons Top Fou Union Aeaders for Unusual Session

STRIKE CONTROL BILL BACK FOR HOUSE HEARING   Top Union Chiefs Invited To Speak on Truman’s Emergency Measure

Emergency Strike Control Measure Returned To House; Rump Hearing Is Called   To Air Organized Labor’s Opposition To Bill; Seek To Stem All Hysteria

Hear Labor Foes Of Truman's Bill At Session Today   But House Probably Won't Try to Put

Hearing to Air Labor’s Views Called   Four Top Union Leaders, Also Representative of Railroads Invited to Testify Before Solons

a ee en ee ee a ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee  Solons Call for Labor  Testimony.   Opponents of Trumar Legislation Slate Unusual Hearing

TRUMAN STRIKE BILL BOUNCES BACK TO HOUSE   Measure Hits Rump Hearing As Union Chiefs Get "invitation

CURBS TO BE HIT BY LABOR CHIEFS   House Unit To Hear Green, Murray, Other Powers

HOUSE CALLS IN TOP LABOR MEN ON STRIKE BILL TODAY   Must Consider Senate-Revised Bill Passed In Rush Week Ago

Rump Hearing on Strike Measure   16 Congressmen Invite  Labor Leaders to Air Opposition

Truman Strike Bill Bounces Back To House   Unusual Rump Hearing Is Called To Air Opposition By Labor Unions

Strike Control Bill Bounces Back Into  Lower Chamber  Four Union Chiefs Invited to Attend ©  Aftarnnan Seaccinn

Opposition To Truman’s Strike Bill Being Aired   Rump Hearing Being Held This Afternoon

Union Leaders To Testify on  Labor Measure   Group in House Calls On Organized Labor To State Opposition  To Strike Control Bill

16 Members Call Wit/. nesses to Testify Today - On Proposed Legisla- tion.

House to Heat Union Chiefs   Labor Group to Rap Strike Control Bill]

House To Hear Top Labor Men On Strike Laws   No Conclusive Decision Ont Emergeney Control Bill Seen Before Thursday

16 Members Call Witnesses to Testify Today On Proposed Legislation.

Labor To Air Views Before House Members   TOP FLIGHT UNION MEN TO PRESENT THEIR CASE

Industrialist's SonHeldtor Attacking Gir   Child Is Serious After Being Shot And Hammered

Man is Held in Hammer Beating Shooting of Girl   Attack Made When Nine-Year-Old Tyke Resists Advances

Nine Year Old Farm Girl Beaten, Shot   Salesman Said To Have Admitted Attempting Attack

Girl, 9, Beaten, Shot When She Resists Man’s Advances Father of 2 Small Children Confesses

OHIO SCION RELD IN ATTACK ON CHILD, §   Son of Lincoln Electric. Co. Head Is Accused. 

Slow Returns On Salvation Army Drive   No Report from Four Towns and Five Townships

MacArthur Warns Of Need For Peace  Right To Wage War Is  Renounced

RENOUNCING OF FUTURE WARS IS URGED   General MacArthur is Making Appeal Thur Council in Tokyo

MacArthur Urges Nations Renounce  Right to Wage Wa:  General Gives Views At Allied Council Opening in Tokvo

JAP CLAIMS RUSSIANS DELAYED PEACE PLEA   Says Moscow Knew Tokyo Plans Well Before U. S.

U.S. Justices Hear Plea. Of Yamashite   Tiger’s Counsel Asks Review Of Manila Trial

YAMASHITA’S CASE ARGUED   Legal Safeguards Basis Of Claims for and Against Condemned General

Supreme Court Is Told Yamashita Was Deprived of Legal Safeguards

Supreme Court Hears Pleas For Yamashita   Jap General’s Counsel Says He Was Deprived Of Legal Safeguards

Court Hears Arguments an  an’ Apnea!   Counsel for Yamashite Say General Deprived Of Safeguards Under  Constitution

SHIPPING WORKERS LEAVE JOBS TODAY: FEAR CTRIKE START   Meetings Will be Held to Protest U.S. Parleys in Effort to Prevent Walkouts in Nation.  LABOR OFFICIAL

8,000 Sailors Go Off Jobs   Walk Out In New York Port; More Exnected To Leave

President Creates Board to Handle Intelligence Jobs  Foreign Activities To Be Conducted For U. S. Security

Police Await “Whole Story” in Case Ot Alleged $900,000 Embezzlement

POLICE ARE PUZZLED BY HUGE THEFI   $900,000 Robbery By Bookkeeper Is Complicated

US Seen Ready  To Grant Same Pay To Seamen   CIO Members Strike As AFL Men Return To Work

Early Action Is Expected   Shipping Tieup Continues Despite Decision Granting AFL Seamen Increases

AFL Walkout Ends As CIO Seamen Quit   Settlement Hopes In Shipping Tieup Run Hiah Todav

THEIR TERMS MAY BE MET BY THEU. S$   Government Expected to Grant Same Concessions Given to End Walkout of A. F. of L. Maritime Groups.

ClO Maritime Union Walkout. Gets Underway   Seamen Leave Ships In Order to Obtain Same Pay Hikes Given ATL Graune

Action Protests ee For Similar   AFL Granted Boost In Pay; White House Reverses WSB Order

C10 MARITIME UNION DECIDES TO QUIT WORK   Action Follows Granting of Demands to AFL—Wage Parity Is Near?

NMU Calis strike ~Te-traineneits ; , Given AFLGroup   Claim Inequities Created; 90,000 Men Affected; Settlement Anticipated

Demand Wage Rates Granted AFL Workers   Ports Remain Idle Despite Grants Made By Steelman

One Sailor Strike ls Settled But Another Is Begun   AFL Seamen Get Wage Benefits; ClO Workers Now Seek Equal Satisfaction; Federal Agencies Are Believed Ready to Acquiesce

Seek to Gain Boost Given  AFL Seamen   Government Expected to Approve Demands; Weet Coast Strike Ends

THE CIONATIONAL — MARITIME UNION ON STRIKE TODAY   Walked Out at Noon (EDT) to Obtain Wage Increase AFL Seamen Won.   WHITE HOUSE RULING   Hopes of Settling the Maritime Crisis Were High With Indications.

Carry on In Ship Strike   Ports Still Tied Up  As CIO Seamen Walk Out, Demand Same Pay Hike Won By AFL 

Joseph Curran Demands Parity In Wage Scales   Steelman OK’s Boost Granted to Seamen By Shipping Owners

Hopes High of Settlement of Seamen Strike   Government Prepared To Grant Wage Boosts To CIO Workers to Meet AFL Increases

WORKSHOP FOR BLIND — IS SUBJECT OF TALK   Wm. L. Lohler, Doylestown, Presents informative Talk At Warrington  BEFORE LIONS CLUB

ACTIVITIES OF BLIND EXPLAINED TO LIONS   William L. Lohler Guest Speaker at Warrington   “INDUCT NEW OFFICERS

‘Voters Must Be Urged to Go to Polls’  ~ Liquor by Drink Defeat Stressed

Importance Of Getting Out Vote Stressed   At Initial Meeting  Committee Oppesing Liquor By The Drink

VanWagoner Promises Vets Housing; Sigler Plans Constructive Program

ATTACK ON OPA STIRS BARKLEY   Clashes With Witness at Senate Hearing

BARKLEY RAP AT ATTACK ON OPA LEADERS   Senator Condemns Booklet Saying Few Men Seek Permanent Price Rule

‘WORST MEAT SHORTAGE !5° PREDICTED   Senotor Barkley Defends OPA Against Attack

FRESH ATTACK _MADE ON OPA   Pickell Says Controls To Be Dangerous If Crops Small

Banking Committes Witness Predicts “Worst Shorlage  Feeders Association Secretory Testifies Refore Senate Group

OPA Opponent Ar ouses Wrath Of Sen. Barkley   Challenges Slatement Few Incompetent Men “Have Seized Contral of Desfinies Of Awierica’”’

Sen. Barkley Challenges OPA Critics   Corn Belt Leader Unable to Name Incompetents Who ‘Have Seized Control’ of Country by Price Control

Dispute Charge That Few Seek To Control U.S.   Barkley Issues His Challenge at Hearing On Continuing OPA

Political Parties Meet Friday In Two. Conventions  : Meet At 10a, m.. At Court House: For or Biennial Gatherings

PARTY PARLEYS ARE SCHEDULED   Democratic and Republican Conventions Friday

Political Parties Meet Friday In Two Conventions  RA. An th   Meet At 10 a. m. At Court House For Biennial Gatherings

‘Mongolian Troops Reported Massed ‘Along Border of 2 China Provinces

C10 DOCK BOSS TELLS MEMBERS OF COMPROMISE   Dissension Rumored ’ As Selly Sports Black Eve

Believe Gang Tesk Califorma  Man ‘For A Ride   Los Angeles Man Found In Ravine Shot In Head And Chest; Miurder I<« Probed

LISTS DANGERS TO THE CHURCH   Pope Pius Names Divorces, Godless Schools, Bad Books And Modern En tartainment

TRUMAN'S YACHT INTO HEAVY SEAS   Vacation, Nearing End, Has Been “4 Great Tonic” for President, Physician Says.

N. Y. Facing Food Dearth   Truck Tieup Forcing Merchants to Close

WALKOUT MAY CLOSE STORES   Hundreds Of N. York Food Dealers Threaten To Shut Up Shops

Hopes to End Strike Fade   N.Y. Truckers Refuse Vote  On Camernmisce

Teamsters Meet To Study Offer By Truck Owners   Tieup Already Easing With Prospects Bright for Early Settlement

Hopes For Early End To New York Truck Tieup Ebb   Union Men Refuse To Vote On Compromise; Stores Will Close

TRUCKING STRIKE PEACE IN OFFING   1 iTeamsters Consider Offer for New Negotiations

HOPE RISES FOR EARLY END 16 TRUCK STRIKE   Striking Teamsters Meet T Consider Offer To Nevrotiate

Hope for Quick End to Truck Strike Fades   Drivers and Helpers Refuse to Vote on Compromise Plan To Settle Walkout

REFUSE VOTING ON COMPROMISE   New York Truckers End Hope For Settlement Immediately

New York Strikers ~ Reject Compromise   Hope for Early Settlement of Truckers Strike Fades on Sunday

CONTRIBUTIONS ARLADY ; 000   Final West Side Total of Donations May Poach $44,000

GOUIN ISSUES AN ULTIMATUM   PLACES CONDITIONS ON FORMING NEW CABINET

GOUIN ISSUES ULTIMATUM INFRANCE   ‘Won't Form:Gov’t “Unless Deflation ™ Is Objective: —

VOTE AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY,   VOTE AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION TUESDAY,   About 40 Per Cent Of Voters To Go To Polls

SMALL VOTE IS EXPECTED AS PRIMARY NEARS   Top Interest Manifested In GOP Nomination For Governor

Credit Denied    Striking Miners Tn West Virginia   Move Made To Test Benefits Of Lewis’ 5 Cents A Ton  nnd Bocoasn cae ent

CREDIT. DENIED STRIKERS IN , ONE COUNTY TO SEE IF "BENEFITS WILL BE PAID

IOWA VET HEL IN AXE SLAYING   Ex-Sailor Held in Slaying Of His Wife

HOLD IOWAN IN WIFE'S DEATH   Woman Succumbs to  Knife, Axe Wounds

Walkout In Western Electric May Bring Coerators Off Jobs   COMPANY GIVEN ‘TIL FRI. TO MEET TERMS  250,000 Lang Distance Operators Will Not Cross Lines

New York City Local Will Join The Walkout At 2P.™M.  STRIKE SCHEDULED  TO AFFECT ABOUT  6,000 WORKERS  ‘Long Distance’? Employees Have Promised To Observe Picket Lines

PURSUES WIFE TO CALIFORNIA, THEN KILLS HER   Decatur, Illinois Mechanic Says. He’s Glad He Fulfilled Threat

Truman Reviews Sth Infantry in Chicago Parade  Takes Part in City’s

TRUMAN SEES BiG PARADE IN CHICAGO   President in Reviewing stand as Army Day ( celebration Brings Out ihe Famous Fifth (Red Diamond) Division.

Modern Imperialism Is Denounced  by Pope Pius All   Russian Demands Indirectly Criticized in Pontiff's Address to World; Scarlet Birettas Given New Cardinals

PONTIFE LISTS — WORLD'S ILLS   Imperialism Attacked At Consistory

Guns Cover Rio Streets And Squares   Brazil's Congress Takes Up High Price Issue In Stormy Session.

BRAZIL CONGRESS IN UPROAR DURING DEBATE ON RIOTS   One Dead and More Than 100 Hurt In Disorders Growing Out of Rise In Living Costs.   ARMY TROOPS TAKE POSITIONS IN RIO   Fights Break Out As Lawmakers Inquire Into Cause of Crisis—Prices Up 300 Per Cent.

Cost Of Living Riot Rocks Rio  One Deod, 100 Hurt In Brazil‘s Capital

Stormy Congress Probes Cost Of Living Riots Breaking Out In Brazil

Congress Rages Through Storniiest Session in History; Fisticuffs Fly .  - About

U. S:Rounds Up Nazi i Seis Who         Will Deport Germans ‘Who Violate’ Reich   Surrender Terms

NAB SCORE OF AXIS AGENTS   Post-War. Group Operating; More Arrests Expected

om) German, Jap and Italian -Agez:s Arrested in China to Round Up Nazi “Werewolves”

AXIS AGENTS ARE NABBED AT SHANGHAI   Nazi Werewolf Organization Is Revealed; 20 Jailed

Nazi Werewolf Agents AtWork  In China Areas   Close Pe rsonal Friend Of - Hitler Among Those  Rounded Up

U.S. Arrests 20 in China Led by Ludwig Whrhardt   Other Dangerous and Undesirable Germans to Be Turned Over to Authorities

20 CAUGHT IN RUUNDUPS BY ARMY AGENTS   Arrests Made Upon’ Urgent Request of State Department. 

U. 5. REVEALS EXISTENCE OF GROUP IN CHINA      Further Arrests Of Head Men Of Underground: Move Are Anticipated   HITLER FRIEND LEADER   20 German, Italian And Jap Agents Arrested After Careful Probe

Nazi - Operated ‘Werewolf’ Pack in China Arrested on U. S. Request; 20 Ex-Foes Jailed

Yanks } Move To Ward Off Nazi Revival   Close Friend of Hitler Is Leader of Score Of Agents Seized.

20 Agents of Organization Are Arrested   Roundup is First Step to Weed Out Seeds of Nazism

German Agents Who Aided Japs Taken In Ching   State Department Asks Custody From China Of Code Experts

Office Of Economic Stabilization Will Be ‘Re-established-- Truman

Truman Re-Sets Stabilization Administration   , Bowles Takes Over Facing Charge That He Gives Break To CIO

Bowles Will Take Office Facing Demand To Confirm Or Deny That He Ccmmitted Himself To Favorable GIO Poticy   OES TO HAVE SAME DUTIES AS BEFORI

OES Office Sef Up by President   Truman Also Reestablishe:  ESB Which Operated During Wear Period

Says Bowles Promised to Favor ClO   Charge Made by Senator a Bowles Becomes Stabil ization Director

OES RESTORED: BOWLES NAMED Th HEAD SETUP   Former OPA Chief Also to Be Member of Reinstated Stabilization Board   TRUMAN ISSUES ORDER   Agency Shifted to OSA Last Year Will Have Same . Original Powers

Wage Price Office Set   President Reestablishes Economic Stabilization Board; Bowles Is Chief

OES Revived By President For Bowles   Sen. Bridges Accuses Stabilization Czar  Partial to CIO

POISON SOURCE STILL MYSTERY   Official Explodes Body Cut  Theory in Goering Death.

Flour Saving Program Starts   Bakeries Of Nation Inaug urate 25 Percent Reduc. tion In Use Of Flour   NATION SEEKS TO FEED STARVING

“FEDER Al: COMMISSION. HITS PRACTICE OF BAKERIES PROD G IN EXCESS OF PUBLIC DEMAND

Bakeries Use Less Wheat as Aid to Hungry  Old Bread is Wasted, Probers

U, S$, CUTS FLOUR USE TO AID FAMINE DRIVE   Waste Of Day-Old. Bread Is Condemned

GM WILL OFFE ClO NEW RAISE   UNON WILL REJECT PROPOSED 184 CENTS

ELECT ERNEST PONTIUS   Lawrence Man Is_ International President of Association

Transit Group Walk Off Jobs In Atlanta Row   ANOTHER STRIKE CLOUD IN NATION’S LABOR PICTURE

Lewis Renewing Hard Coal Mine Strike Threats   Soft Coal Talks End Without Any Progress

Allanta Transit Workers Strike   Labor Difticulties Cloud Reconversion Picture Over Much of Nation.

Threatens ta Call Hard Coal Strike   Lewis Renews  ~ 2 e Threat; Union Rejects 2 Proposals

FOOD PRICES TO CONTINUE HIGH IN ’4]   Drop to Pre-War Levels Expected  to: Be Gradual

FOOD EXPERTS — - GLAIM PRICES ~ TO STAY HIGH         DECLARE NO QUICK DROP IN  {PRICE LEVEL IN PROSPECT  . aeGRADUAL CHANGE EXPECTED ..-

MOST OFFICIALS AGREE NO DROP EXPECTED SOON   Sugar Regulations Come Ir For Discussion While Butter Probe Goes On

China’s Internal Fight Simmers  ' Communists Seek ' Say in Manchuria

China Parties Renew Fight   Control of Manchuria Ares Contested by 2 Groups

Disarmament Plea Is Made By Byrnes   Says U.S. Has Under 900,000 Troops in Foreign Territory

DISARMAMENT IS URGED ON WORLD BY SECRETARY   Byrnes Says U. S. Now Has Less Than 550,000 Troops Outside Country   CONTROL OF ATOM FIRST CONSIDERATION

U. S. Seeretary “Makes Plea_ For Worldwide Disarmament Tn Per sonal Appearance,

Byrnes Pleads For Worldwide  Disarmament  Secretary Rejects Red Charges, Warns

America Has Less Than550,000Men On Foreign Soil   Secretary Of State Byrnes Reveals Status O: U. S. Troops In Plea For Worldwide Disarmament Before U. N. Assembly

American Troops Abroad Reduced To Half Million   Secretary of State Appears Before United Nations Group

Safeguarded Controls Are Favored   Reporis U.S. Has 550,000 Men on Foreian Duty

Byrnes Pleas For Arms Cut, World Controls   UL. S. State Secretary Reveals Strength of Nation’s Army Abroad

HEAVY BETTOR ENDEAVORS TO FIX GRID GAMI   New Yorker Held For At- tempt To Bribe Two Giants’ Stars   PLAYERS ABSOLVED OF ANY WRONGDOING

Effort To Fix Bear-Giant Football Game Disclosed   Self-Styled Big Bettor Arraigned On Charges of Of  fering Hapes and Filchock $2, 200 Each  To “Lay Down”

'US Congress Buckles Down To Finish Business Items  Then Go Home Rest of Year

‘Congress Faced with Six Main Jobs Before Going Home in Mid-July

State Meeting'Of  Business Women   ‘Group. Installs New Officers Tuesday

Seizure Of Meat Plants Imminent   Government May Do Large Scale Purchasing

SEIZURE OF U, S. PACKING HOUSES MAY BE AVOIDED   s0vernment May Grant Price Increase To Appease Packers; President Not Pessimistic; Round up Of Strike News.

NEW CASES FILED: LICENSES ISSUED   Week-end Business Items of Circuit Court Reported.

COURT BUSINESS TEMS REPORTED   Divorces Granted: Two Licenses Issued; Suits Filed.

New Food Crisis Faces  World, Says LaGuardie   Grants or Loans Needed to Finance Imports When UNRRA Dissolved, Director Asserts

Bill Heirens To Confess On Tuesday   Admission of 3 Marders Wil! Follow  His Arraignment -

YOUNG HEIRENS TO FILE PLEA ON 2 CHARGES   Court Arraignment Set for Tuesday In Chicago

Army, Navy Favor Bermuda Air Pact Qn Use of Bases   Satisfied That U. S.-Developed Areas Are Adequately Safeguarded

DISPUTES HOOVER'S STARVATION: REPORT   Army Surgeon General Claims Germany Well Fed

TO INVESTIGATE FAMINE RELIEF PROGRAM   Small Business Committee of Senate  Launches Probe

Hoover Report On Starvation Peril Disputed   Army Surgeon General Declares Germans ‘Holding Their Own’

Given Encouragement About Contract; Denies Money Was for  Campaign #

Check Termed ‘Contribution; Coffee Says   Solon’s Testimony Contradicts Defense Contractor, Anderson

COFFEE DENIES VHARGES MADE AS T0 “GIFT”   Congressman Declares Disputed $2,500 Was  Campaign Contribution

CONTRACTOR TELLS OF PAYING CONGRESSMAN €9 FON EOR HELP IN“GETTING $1.000.000 JOB

Coffee Vows  Contribution  Not a Bribe Didn’t List Gift Under Campaign Or Tax Report:

Insists Check Was Campaign Contribution    Coffee Appears Before   Senate War Investigat ing Committee

SENATE GROUP HEARS STORY OF COFFEE’S CHECK   Payment Made For ‘Business Interests’, Committee Told

Coffee Offered Help On Hospital Contract, Builder Testifies  Check for $2,500 Paid for Congressman’: Aid Adend Cammittes ic Tald

DENIES CAMPAIGN ‘DONATION   Tacoma Contractor Tells Of Deal Made In Lonesome Hall

Contractor Tells Of Coffee Pledge To Aid Interest:   Anderson Says Representative Asked $2,500 Check for Aide

Paid Congressman for Help, Says Contractor   Arranged with Coffee’s Secretary for Representation on Construction Bidding

Contractor Says He Paid For ‘Service’   Not Campaign Contribution; Denies Trying To ‘Buy Influence.’

SOLON QUIZZED ON $2500 ‘GIFT   War Contractor's Check Not In Congressman’s Income Tax Returns

$2,500 Gift To Coffee Is Deseribed   Contractor Says He Agreed To Pay It And It Was Not ‘Campaign Contribution’

COFFEE WORKED FOR CONTRACTOR   Money Was Not Sent For Campaign Fund

Anderson Says He Paid Coffee for Service Rendered  Sum to Solon Not a Campaign Donation But to Get Business

Senators Swing Probe To Check For Rep. Coffee  Group To Inspect Tax Records

Paid Rep. Coffee $2,500, Testimony   Defense Contractor on Stand at Contracis Inveetiacation

SWITCH INQUIRY TO REP. COFFEE   HIGH OFFICIALS OF WAR, JUSTICE DEPTS, LISTED AS WITNESSES

PAID COFFEE FOR SERVICE, SAYS WITNESS   Contractor Denies $2,,500 Was a Campaign Contribution

$2,900  Handed ‘To Him In War   Anderson Claims It Was Outright For Services

CONTRACTOR SAYS  CHECK 10 COFFEE WAS FOR ‘SERVICE   Tells Mead Group He Agreed in “Lonesome” House Corridor to Give Congressman $2,500.   STORY CONTRADICTED  BY LEGISLATOR   Latter Swears Money Was Gift—Not Listed in His Tax Returns or Expense Report.

Anderso rson Sa ys      For “Services”   Tacoma Centractor Testifies He Had No Thought Of Making Campaign Donation   Didn’t Know He Committed Crime   Arrangements For Turning Qver Check Made In “Lonesome Corridor” of Capital

SECRET TAL IN CAPITAL _ RELATED   Anderson Testifies $2,500 Paid For “Service”   LONESOME CORRIDOR   Scene Of Confab That Led To Contract Award On Hospital Project

NIES CHECK TENDED AS ‘ONTRIBUTION   Rep. Coffee’s Secretary omised Representation in Washinatoan.

itness Denies Campaign Gift      Says He Didn't Know He Was Violating Law; Tells of Promise of $936,517 Contract

Solon Admits  $7500 Untaxed   Washington State Contractor Tells Of ‘Deal’ With Rep. Coffee for Help; Denies Money Was Campaign Contribution

Contractor . Reveals He Gave $2,500   Money Given Secretary Of Rep. Coffee for Expected Services

Anderson Paid For ‘Services’   Tells Probers Check To Coffee Not For  “Campaian’”’

Agreed to Pay $2,500 Toe Coffee   Contractor Testifies It Was Not for  Political Campaign; Coffee Says It Was

eellolds... Story of 500 Check   Money o “Can . Cauhibution” ich He Failed  1 Record

—WAR PROFITS — Witness Bares Agreement   ‘Campaign Gift? Claim Blasted By Contractor

ANDERSON SAYS CHECK WAS NOT ‘CONTRIBUTION   Contractor Denies $2,500 To Rep. Coffee Was Campaian ‘Gift’ .

Statement Is Denied By Solon   Conflicting Testimony on 1941 Payment Given to Mead Committee by Principals in Event

Contractor Says He Paid For Services   Made Deal with Rep. Coffee in 1941, Check Wasn’t Campaign Contribution

Anderson Agreec To Pay Coffee For His Service  Money Was_ Not for  Dierinntan Buen:

Check to Coffee Was fer Service   Contractor Tells  Committee Money Was Not Intended As a ’Contribution’

CLAIMS CHECK CAMPAIGN GIFT   Coffee Denies Statement Of Contractor That Money Was for “‘Service”’

Contractor Tells  Of Check to Olson   War Profits Committee Opens Hearing on Congressman Coffee

Coffee’s Aide Given $2,500 By Contractor        Anderson Tells War’ Ce : mitlee No Thought” OF Campaign Cash. wrnsee

Payment Was Made to Secretary   Senate Probers Turn Spotlight On Rep. Coffee

CAMPAIGN CHECK   Contractor Tells Weir Profits Probe of Conversation . Bdhoaut Manav

$2500 Not Gift To Campaign, Builder States   Tells ‘of Conversation About Hospital; Sent. Money to Secretary

Rep. Coffee On Stand in Check Probe   He Insists $2,500. Was Contribution For Political Use

New Trend In War Profits Quiz ....  Cencractor Says He Paid Rep. Coffee $2,500 For “Services” In Congress

Payment To Coffee Not for Campaigi   Rv JOHN W. HENDERSON   Visited War Department.

Contractor Tells Mead Group He Paid Coffee’s Secretary $2500 As “Representative”

Secret Tax Returns May Reveal New War Profits   Treasury Opens Its Records to Mead’s Committee; Warren Says Much Given Out

Paid Coffee For Services   Contractor Says Check ‘He Gave Representative Not For Campaign

Anderson Says Check Not Campaign Gift  ‘Treasury Opens Files to Probers

Coffee Insists $2,500 Given  For Campaign   Solon Contradicts Testimony Given by Contractor at Probe

 —AGREED TO PAY CORGERS ; Says Contribution Not Intended For Campaign

Tacoma Contractor Admits He Agreed To Pay Coffee, Denies It “Contribution” —

Welfare Funds Withheld From U.A. Hospital   Discussion Involves Members Of State Administration

DISPUTE-OVER= — SILVER PRICE         INDUSTRY HARD PRESSED TO  GEV SUPPLIES—FILM . MAK RES -ARE — ESPECIALLY—HARD HIT

SrA Emergency Move Effective Noon Saturday   Essential Precaution In View Of Lewis Actions, Interior Secretary Claims

Issued By Sec. Krug Edict Goes Into Effect Throughout U. S. Today Noon

Fuel Administrator Freezes All Soft Coal Supplies  Krug’s Action Comes  In Anticipation Trt Vle-macsdanu Ctribea

Buyers Must Have Approval Of Solid Fuels  Administration   Krug Blames Failure of Lewis to Heed Truman Request

Krug Acts in Anticipation Of Shutdown   Provision Is Made for Specified Consumers With Low Supply.   Backed by Clark.

Secretary Krug Issues Orders  In Anticipation  Of Mine Shutdowr Next Wednesday; No Fuel May Be Delivered From Retailers’ Yards Without Approval

Contract ls Binding, Lewis Told   Mine Chief's Action Apparently Means 400,000 to Walk Out

Move Is In Anticipation Of Shutdown   No Coal To Consumers Without O. K. Of Solid Fuels Administration.

Fuel Administrator Freezes All Soft Coal Supplies  Krug’s Action Come: In Anticipation Of Wednesday Strike

INTERIOR SECRETARY  KRUG MAY APPEAL T0  MINERS FOR PEACE GOVERNMENT DECISION  AWAITED AFTER UMW REJECTS PROPNSAT

U.S. ORDER EFFECTIVE AT NOON TODAY   Solid Fuels Administration Takes Action in Anticipation of a Bituminous Mine Shutdown W ednesday.

FUNDS FOR OPA AND CPA REDUCED   SENATE CRITICS OF AGENCIES WIN FIGHT OVER BARKLEY’S OPPOSITION,

STASSEN BACKED CANDIDATES LEAD   MEN SUPPORTED BY G. 0. P. PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRANT AHEAD IN MINNESOTA,

Railroads Are Returned to Operators   Efforis Are Made to Unscramble Snarls in Traffic

rains Running But ‘Hangover’  Seen for Days  Coal Crisis Apt ‘To Cause Addex Passenger. Cut -

Railroads Aim To Get Service ' Backto Normal   Coal Situation May Alter Normal Transportation; Mail Backlog Heavy

Operations Of Railroads Are Near Normalcy      Lines are Released from Federal Control Sunday

RAILS ONCE MORE ARE IN OPERATION   “Hangover” May Last For Several Days As Miners Are Out

Meat Industry Seizure Orders Being Readied   Charjre in Federal Meat Price Increase Proposal Reported

Government to Seize Packing House Plants   Report Seizure Orders Are Already Being Prepared; Other Sources Hint Rise in Meat Prices Will End Fray

Government Seizure Orders For Striking Meat Packing Plants Reported Prepared

Action is not believed to be imminent  May authorize hike in prices

Government Considering Plant Seizure   Some Officials Are in Favor of Taking Over Packing House:

Gov't Is Studying  New Strike Moves   Seizure Orders In Meat Strike Reported Prenored

SEIZURE ORDERS PREPARED FOR MEAT INDUSTRY   Take Over May Be Averted By Government Price  Increase Plan   STEEL PRODUCTION VIRTUALLY CEASES

BUT DECISION ON TAKE-OVER IS HELD UP   Step May Be Averted, Some Sources Say, by Increase in Government’s Price Proposal.   WAY TO END STEEL STRIKE SOUGHT   President Truman Talks With Congressional! Leaders — Production Lowest in 53 Years.

Settlement of Four-Day Old Shipping Strik Rests With Wace Stabilization Board

SOUNDS LIKE FEMALE  Army Perfects Wolf-Call _ Apparatus to Nab Mosquito

BOGUS WOLF-CALL LURES MALE INSECTs. ARMY FINDS  EE MEE BNSECT OS. ARMY BINDS  WILL IT STOP MOSOUITO BITES?

NAZI PRISONERS IN HUNGER RIOT   One Slain, Seven Wounded In Camp Outbreak

STREAMLINING OF CONGRESS DRAWS FIRE IN HOUSE  OPPONENTS ATTACK   OPPONENTS ATTACK PAY INCREASES AND FEWER COMMITTEES

Reorganization Plan Criticized   LaFollette Proposal Hit at Three Points

‘Legislation To Reorganize Congressional Procedure Hits Criticism Cross-Fire   Opponents Center Fire On Provision To Increase Pay Of Members To $15,000

House Takes Up Congressional Reorganization  Criticism Greets Broad Proposal

Plan to Reorganize Procedure in  Congress Comes Under House Fire

House Takes Up Senate-Passed Congressional Reorganization Measure As Criticism Flares

Congressional Reorganization Bill Facing Sharp Criticism   3 Provisions . Of Measure Draw House Objection

CREEDON JUNKS VET PRIORITY      Decontrolled Housing Program Starts

McCauley Is Found Guilty Of Murder   Jury ‘Finds Miner Guilty OF Killing 2 West Vir-  - ginta: Police

STRIP MINER FOUND GUILTY IN SLAYINGS    Mark McCauley Sentenced To Death Penalis Br West Virwiriz Fore Wednesday

Find No Influenza Virus In Sparta School Patients: Plan More Tests

No Influenza Virus Present   Cultures Negative, Health Officer. Says

One-Third Cut in Bread Rat ions Ordered For 18.000.000 Germans in U.S. Zone

SLASH GERMAN BREAD RATION   One-Third Reduction Made For Residents of U. S. Occupation Zone

Revamped Bill Opens Way for Higher Prices On Food. Clothina, Cars

HAW HAW DIES   Hanged in London Today; Was War’s Most Ob noxious Traitor.

SIGNS OF HEAT CRAZE      Flagpole Sitters, Huge Beasts - At Large 

Drive On Car Black Market In High Gear   OPA Gets 200 Additiona Agents In  Speeded Up Campaign Agnins' Naftionwide Racket

OPA to Push Black Market Car Inquiry  200 Additional Acents   200 Additional Agents Placed In Field To Hunt Out Violators

RAINEY COMPLAINT to HEARD; OTHERS GET CHANGE TO TESTIFY  F.C.C. HEARING BEGINS ON CHARGE TIME NOT

FFC HEARING ON DR. RAINE} IS OPENED   Candidate for Governor Complain: Of Time Given Him

OTHER SECTIONS LIGHT TO ABOUT AVERAGE, CLAIM   Balloting Reported One-Third Off in Oklahoma County’s First Check

PROTESTS IMPLICATIONS   Testifies He Once Offered Hannegan investment Venture

Pauley Cites Offer Made to Hannegan   Testifies Oil Investment Venture Was Dropped as Unprofitable

Pauley Says Deal Dropped, ‘Unprofitable’   Denies Interest In Enterprises Held By Govt. Officials

Panley Testifies He Proposed Oil Deal to Hannegas   But Proposition Was Dropped, He Tells Senate Naval Affairs Group

NOMINEE SAYS DEAL DROPPED, ‘UNDDAEITABL F?   Truman’s Choice for Navy Undersecretary Resents Tobey’s Quizzing   EARLIER TACTICS AIRED   Money Paid Out in California Gil Fight Is Mentioned by Another Witness

Pauley Offered Oil Investment   Admits Personal Deal With Hannegan Studied

Pauley Testimony Heard    Once Offered   Once Offered Hannegan An Oil Investment Venture, He Says

Says Investment Plan Was Dropped; Benies Other . Officials Injerectad

i A BE BALLOT EWE      Political Trend Indicates Caudidates Will Campaign on Foreign Treatment

TEMPERATURES   Wallace Scheduled For New Deal Talk In N. Y. Tomorrow

Foreign Policy To Take Big Campaign Spot   Republicans Indicate They Will Make Issue of Situaton’

FOREIGN POLICY LOOMS AS FALL ELECTION ISSUE  RUMBLINGS HEARD  IN DIRECTION OF REPUBLICAN CAMP

American Foreign Policy Is Taking Spotlight of Politics   Wallace Declares He Will Discuss lt at New York

» Wallace to Discuss GOP Contribution to Peace After War I; Republicans Sail into Administration

‘Production delayed by fear, doubt’  Bowles issues policy statement

Bowles Lashes Out at Delays In Production   Fear, Blind Self-Interes Held Causes of Lack Of Outont

Cites Reasons For Siowdown   Fear, Doubt and Seifinterest Named by Chester Bowles

The Weather   Bowles Says Fear Delays Peak Output   Stabilization Head Draws Blueprint To Break Botilencecks

DOUBT, FEAR HOLD US. UP- BOWLES   Claims New Wage - Price Policy Can Bring Flood ot Needed Goode .

MOSLEM - HINDU RIOTS CONTINUE WITH 85 DEAD   More Than 300 Reported As Injured In Outbreaks At Bombay, India

DEATH TOLL RISES IN BOMBAY RIQTS   85 Reported Killed and 300 Injured in Fighting.

India Riot Death Toll Thought 89   Unofficial Report Lists 360 Hurt in Fighting

foll Increases In India’s Rioting   Bombay Government Reports 85 Killed; About 300 Injured

Indian Riots Take Lives Of 81 Persons   Moslems and Hindus Engage in Three Days Of Bleodv Battling

 FREE BOY FROM EXPRESS CAR—  :  iH ungry Youngster Was '24 Hours Without Food

Calendar May Point To Turkey Day But To Stores Christmas Is Here

N. Y. Stores Bulge with Buyers; — Macy’s Has Two $1,200,000 Days

LOCAL OPA OFFICE WILL BE MOVED 10 DECATUR oU0N   NINE OTHER OFFICES IN STATE SLATED FOR CONSOLIDATION

Rebels Block Iran Offense In Azerbaijan   Government Warned To Desist if Peace Treaty Is Desired

GHAVAM DENIES IRAN FIGHTING   Tabriz Radio Continues To Describe Battles In Azerbaian Area

TABRIZ SAYS WAR IS RAGING   Iran Civil Picture Clouded By Reports

PRICE CEILINGS EFFECTIVE NEXT MONTH ON MEAT   Porter Promises ‘To Throw The Book’ At Black Marketeers   FLOUR PRICE WILL RISE SEVEN CENTS

Meat Curbs Back Sept 9; Black Mart Fight Pledged  Ceilings Return on Staggered Plan:  Flour Top Up 7 Cents Per Hundred

Porter Promises  All-Out Campaign To Keep Meat Out Of Black Markets

Meat Ceilings ToBe Restored September 9¢h   Porter Says. He Will “Throw the Book” af Black Marketeers

Curbs To Be Ordered Restored Sept. 9:  OPA To Blast Meat Black Market Setup

ALLOUT WAR ON BLACK MARKET IS PROMISED   New Ceilings Are To Be Enforced In Vigorous Drive

leat Controls to Returr ept. 9 in Retail Shops orter Warns Chiseler:      LOPA to Stiffen Investigation in Effort To Keep Food From Black Markets;

Retail Ceilings ‘On Meat Prices Return Sept. ¢   OPA Director Promise: Stringent Campaign  hpeantneat Chhiicalera

PORTER TO ROLL BACK RETAIL MEAT PRICES SEPT, 9   OPA Chief Announces Date For Restoration of Ceilings at or Near June 30 Levels,   WARIS PROMISED ON BLACK MARKETEERS   He Declares Force of Investigators to Enforce Regulations Will Be Doubled.

MEAT CEILING PRICES COME BACK SEPT. §   BLACK MARKETEERS PROMISED HARD GOING BY OPA

Meat Ceilings to Be Restored In U.S. Sept. 9; Plan. ‘to Throw Book’ to Halt Black Markets   Industry Spokesmen Predict Return of Illegal Sales; CIO Laments Limited Ruling; Porter Repeats Lids Will Be Held Close to June

Meat Ceilings ToBe Restorec September 9   Return To Black Markets, Scarcity Of Meats Forecast

RETAILER MEAT CEILINGS WILL RETURN SEPT. 9   OPA Maps New Drive Tc Thwart Return Of Black Markets

Meat Controls to Be Resumed Sept. 9---Porter  Administrator Will ‘Throw Book’ at Rlack Marketearce

Retail Meat Price Ceilings  Set for Sept. ‘9   Threatened Black Markets Get Warning From Administrator; Cooperation Asked

NEW CEILINGS WILL BE NEAR JUNE 30 LEVEL   All-Out Campaign To Curb Black Market Planned By OPA

Solons To Fight Merger Proposal   Rough Going Will Face Bill Before Congress

ROUGH GOING IN STORE FOR  MERGER CLAN   Leaders Reiterate Opposition to Tru-. man’s Program

@ PAUL MALLON-—  House Bill Actually Provides 11 Months’ OPA Extension

KRUG APPROVES WELFARE PLAN FOR WORKERS   Finishing Touches Delay Discussions on Anthracite Strike

Miner — Welfare Pushed   Health and Safety  Advantages Won By - Miners Seen As Definite Asset to Nation

U.S. ACTS TO PUT MINERS’ SOCIAL GAINS INTO EFFECT   WAGE STABILIZATION BOARD APPROVES PAY RAISE WON BY LEWIS

Move To Speed Miners’ Health, Safety Benefits   Govt. Acts To Make New Gains Effective; Wage Board O. K.’s Boost.

Welfare Func Put Into Effect   Navy Medical Veteran Begins Survey of All Phases of Aid

Government Moves To Give Miners Social Gains Won By New Contract   Wage Board Okays Pay Boost And Drive Starts To Get Al] Clauses Of The Pact Inte Operation

MOVE TO PROTECT HEALTH OF MINERS   Health and Safety Measures Under Contract to Be Applied =~  a toe

bovernment Acts Swiltly to Give Miners Benefits   Adm, Boone Heads Medical Survey;  Krug Enthusiastic

U.S. Acts to Give Miners Their Hard Won Social Gains   Government in Quic Follow-up to Pay Boost Approval  By Waqe Board

U.S. WILL SPEED WELFARE GAINS WON BY MINERS   Conferees Hold New Talks In Hard Coal Dispute Aftecting 76,000

Provisions of Mine Contract Pui in Effect   Government Moves Quickly To Set Up Welfare Fund

SOCIAL GAINS GRANTED SOFT COAL MINERS   Meanwhile, Anthracite Strike ls Continuing Quietly, Without Accord

Krug Acts to Give Miners Health and ~ Safety Provisions   Moves to Put Social Gains in Contract Into Effect Soon

~—~COAL—   Government Will Speed Union Gains  Anthracite Dispute Remains Unsettled

Miners to Get Social Gains From Strike   Government Acts to Put Health, Safety Advances into Effect As Pay Boost Approvec

U.S. Acts to Give Miners Social Gains   Wage Board Approves Pay Boost; Health Plan Included In Contract

Health Survey of Mines Opens   Prompt Action Taken to Implement New Safety Plans

Health, Safety Plan for Coal Miners Rushed   Pay Hike Provisions Of Contract OK'd by  Stabilization Board

pays Reds,         ‘PLAIN SPEAKING AND HONEST        PEACE; SPEAKS HIGHLY OF UNO

Vandenberg Urges Speaking Plainly Honestly and Frankly With Soviet To lron Qut All Existing Problems

Vandenberg Demands U.S., Russia Speak Plainly, Honestly To Fach Other in Peace Interest

FATE OF UNO SAID TO HINGE ON PLAIN TALK      Senator Says Soviet Envoys P Deliberately “Bait” Other Powers In Talks

U, S., RUSSIA MUST BE FRANK: VANDENBERG   Only Road to World Harmony

BLUNT SPEECH BETWEEN U.S, RUSSIA ASKED   Sen. Vandenberg Says First UNO Assembly : Was “Encouraging”

Vandenburg Urges U.S., Russia Speak Plainly, Honestly to Each Other In Interest of World Peace

CO EE —————— —  ‘World Peace Depends On U.S.-Russia Understanding Says Delegate Vandenburg

Plain Talk with Russia Is Urged by Vandenberg   Says Future of UNO Program Depends upon Mutual Understanding Between Nations

UNO Delegate . Asks Frankness Between Nation:   Demands U. S. Speak Plainly To Russians

DEMAND PLA TALK BETWEEN U. §., RUSSHE   Peace Depends Upon U.S., Russian Relations, Vandenberg Savs

School Lunch Bill Heads Toward Vote   Stormy Protest On House Floor

ONE SEIZED AT REAR DOOR OF SEARS STORE   Police Withheld Iden: tity Until Questioning Is Completed

ANDERSON SAYS CEILINGS ARE HIGH ENOUGH   Administration Will Oppose Efforts To Decoritrol Meat At Present   FARMERS GIVEN WARNING   Secretary Says High Prices On Food Resented; Surplus Due In Future

Hint Government Will iOppose Meat Decontrol   Government Sees Present Prices On Agricultural Products As Adequate

Decontrel of Meat Drive Hits Snag   LIVESTOCK INDUSTRY FINDS OPPOSITION TO PLAN IS OFFERED BY GOV'T.

Believe Administration Will Oppose De-Control of Meat as Famine Cure

Anderson Hints Fight 'To Retain Meat Lids  Administration Opposition Seen Ty) Industry’s Decontrol Drive

MEAT CONTROL HERE TO STAY   ADMINISTRATION WILL STICK BY ITS CEILINGS

Farm Prices  Held Adequate   Secretary Anderson Asserts Opposition To More Raises

MEAT CONTROL PRICE CEILING BATTLE LOOMS   Anderson Forecasts Better Supply In Future

Govt. fo Oppose Decontrol of Meal Industry   Anderson Says Prices Adequate to Promote Production

Secretary Says Present Ceiling Price Adequate to Promote Production

ANDERSON STATES LITTLE HOPE SEEN FOR MEAT BOOSTS   Decontrol of Product to Be Opposed By U.S. Leaders, H Declares in Radio Address.   OFFICIALS OF OPA BACK UP SPEECH

ANDERSON COOL TOWARD ENDING MEAT CEILINGS   But Livestock Industry 1s Going Ahead With Plans to Seek Decontrol .   MAY APPEAL TO BOARL   Other Producers Are Likely . to Join Movement. for Open Market

MEAT ISSUE IN MISSOURI VOTE   ELECTION HINGES ON WHETHER TRUMAN 10 BLAME FOR SHORTAGE

Missouri Election May, Hinge On Anger Over Meat Shortage   Senatorial Race Between Briggs and Kem Is ‘Nip-and-Tuck’ With Republicans Counting Heavily on What They Call ‘Mad’ Vote

BALLOTS MAY HINGE ON MEAT   Democrats Hope People Not As Mad As G. O. P. Thinks

Missouri Elections Will Test Truman’s Strength; Shortage  Of Meat To Be Major Factor

Streamlining Of Congress To Include Hiring Of Less Greedy Capitol Guides

Plans to Streamline Congress—  Othman Discusses Change:   Would Remove City-Slicker Page Boys

President Praises Reorganiation Act  As Overdue Step   79th Conaress Gives President 50-50 Support

HOME BUREAU UNIT OF ODIN MEETS MONDAY NIGHT WITH MRS. HARVEY HURD

ODIN UNIT OF HOME BUREAU MEETS SEPTEMBER 9, WITH MRS. LOREN McMACKIN

MRS. FRED HAWLEY HOSTESS TO ODIN UNIT HOME BUREAU  AT JUNE MEETING, MONDAY

President Plans No Changes in Cabinet Officials   Denies Reports That Eisenhower Will Quit As Chief of Staff

No Changes in  Cabinet Are  Anticipated   President Doubts  Foundation of Report sen. ‘Ike’ Will Resign

PLANS NO. CHANGES   Truman Will Leave Cabinet as It Is at This Time

Nof Planning For Cabinet Changes   Truman Doesn’t Think Eisenhower About to Resign as Chief of Staff

Severe Storn Spreads Over Montana  Hale For   Helena’s Forecast Is for 10 Below Zero Tonight

evere Storit preads ver Montana  Helena’s Forecast Is for 10 Below Zero Tonight

HUGE RANSOM REPORT HEARD      MUCAGO POLICE HEAR THAT AS MUCTIOAS $25,000-1EA8 — BREEN PAID FOR JONES

Wheat Receipts At Lowest Point   Blame Price Policies For ‘“Farmer’s Strike”

Kansas City, Mo., Grain Receipts Low; Official Blames Government

Millers Warn Catastrophe Is Facing Nation   Federal Policies Are Blamed For Eacmers’ Strike

COUNTY YOUTH ELECTED HEAD ENTERTAINMENT. OF MISSIONARY GROUP FORMED SOCIETY HERE

Desperadoes Kil ‘Two Guards and Wound Thirteen   Hostages Rescued in Blazing Gun Battle; All But One Wounded

Fierce Battle in Penal Wallis Still Under Way Today   Second Guard Is Killed, 13 Wounded in Pitched Battle

Prince Business Into Slump Things So Bad Hirohito’s Brothers May Take Jobs

Prince Business Has Fallen Off in Japan; Some May Have to Seek Jobs

Poor Jap Princes-T hey May Have To Get Jobs To Keep The Wolf Of f The Doormat

Brothers of Hirohito May Have to Work   Things Getting Rough for Royalty  Now in Japan

Fro rom Ri iches to Dite hes: Y     Jap » Prince Business Is Bad:  They May Even Have to Work!

NEW OUTBREAK OF VIOLENCE FEARED IN MOVIE STRIKE   PICKETS MARCH IN FRONT OF STUDIOS, WEARING HELMETS

‘400 PICKETS GATHER AT STUDIO   ‘D-Day’ Arrives In Hollywood Labor Quarrel

Expect Showdown In Movie Walkout   Helmeied Pickets March Near MGM Studios as Deputies Are Reinfarced

Movie Pickets Battle Police At MGM Studio   37 Men Injured and 13 Jailed After Fight; Two AFL Unions Involved In Rift

PIGKETS SEE ‘D-DAY’ IN FILM STUDIO WAR   400 Steel-Helmeted Union Members On Guard

PICKETS AT M-C-M WEARING STEEL HEMLETS   Strike Protests Firing Of Union Men In Dispute

100 Deputies Stand Guard   28 Strikers, 9 Officers Hurt in Bloody Battle

AFL Union Moves To Tie Up All ClO-Manned Ships  More Pickets Added In New York, Other Cities Hit

Truman Arrives At Annapolis  i ee geese SS Bdiiprenyes   To See Navy Play Penn State

'21-Gun Salute Greets President Truman As 'He Arrives At Annapolis

Nazi Leaders Accused Of  Camp Horror:   Case Against Pelice Ended

2- Ger mans On Tr ial Named In Canip: Horrors   Former Guard At Notor ious) Mauthausen Dranuttically Points Finger of Identification

2 NAZIS LINKED TO CAMP CRIME   Finger Pointed At Schirach By Mauthausen Guard

2 Nazis On Trial Linked Directly With Death Camp Horrors; SS Case Is Ended

@ PAUL MALLON—   You May Have Overlooked Russ Statement as Insignificant

Lard Price Cut Is Seen   Fats, Oils Will Be Above Prices Of Pre-War Days

Impact Of Steel Dispute Is Felt Throughout US   More Layoffs Coming As Auto And Other Plants Forced To Shutdowns

Ranks Of idle Swell Rapidly   Steel Strike Causes National Paralysis

FORD MOTOR CO, SAYS IT FACES FULL SHUTDOWN   More Than Million Will Be Laid Off In Related Industries If Steel Strike Lasts Five Weeks: Roundup Of Strike And Labor News.

STEEL STRIKE MAKES ANOTHER 10,000 IDLE   Plant Shutdowns Said Imminent Due to Shortages

Parts Shortage Causes Plants To Slow Down   Thousands More Face Layoffs During Coming Weeks

Impact Of Stee! Strike In Other Fields 's Felt   Ford Plant Forced To Lay Off Total Of 20. 000 Men

Steel Strike Effects Hit Other Spots   Related Industries Low On Steel, More Thousends Of Men Being Idled

WALKOUT IN 11TH DAY  Steel Strike Idles Another 10.000 in Allied Industries

5,000 MORE IDLE IN FORD LAYOFFS   Steel Walkout Hits Deeper Into Allied Industries

Steel Strike Affect Spreads   54,000 Workers in Allied Industries Laid OF

More Workers Out Due To Steel Row   Strike Picks up Momentum Over Nation; Related Industries Hit

Other Industries Feel Steel Impact   Nationwide . Strike Makes 54,000 Other’ Workers Idle   ‘Big Plants Begin to Close  Because of Material Shortages

SOVIET STILL INTERFERING   U. N. Council May Send Its Cwn Investigators

UN MAY PROBE TRAN PROBLEM      iran Claims That ‘Soviet Interference’ Being Continued There

UN May Assign Investigators to Tranian Province   Ambassador Charges Red Interference Prevents « Exercise of Law

UN MAY SEND PROBE GROUP INTOIRAN   Claim Js Made that Reds Are Still Interfering There

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Conferees Put Blackout On OPA Bill Action   Will Not Disclose Piecemeal Details On Decisions

NEW OPA BILL FORMULATED IN SECRECY   Wallace Warns of Boom And Bust’ As Fight  Nears Climax

SECRECY CLOAKS WORK ON OPA BILI   CONGRESSMEN WRITING FINAL DRAFT TO GIVE OUT NO PIECEMEAL DETAILS,

Conferees on OPA Legislation Adopt ‘Secrecy’ Rule as They Start Talks; Will Report When Job Is Done

Conferees On OPA Bill  Close Doors   To Reveal Results Of Deliberations After Job Finished

DRAFTING OF FINAL FOOD BILL SECRETIVE   Congressman Labor Pehind Closed Doors To Setile Controversy

Congressmen Work on OPA  Aet in Secrecy   Details to Be Told When Bill Completed Wallace Testifies

PUT SECRECY CLOAK ON OPA      Conferees Refuse to Give Out Further Detail Of Decisions Reached

Wallace Warns Of Dangers Of. Inflation  Solons’ Work OnOPA Setup Kept ‘Secret’

‘Price Control Debate Continues CE eS  Solons To Withhold Facts On Bill Until Decision Reached

FARRIER GETS $3,000 YEARLY GARBAGE JOB   To Assume Responsibility of Collections Throughout City

Lewis to Appeal Contempt Guilt   Tribunal Plea to Prolong Strike; Tudoe Passes Sentence Today:

UNIONLEADER APPEARS TODAY FOR SENTENCE   High Court Appeal Set by Miners, President

Inquiry Ordered Tn Plane Crash   Three Killed, Three Injurec Near Lakehurst

TRUMAN GIVEN PHONE REPORT   Keeps In Close Touch With Byrnes on Developments at UNO Parley

President In  Close Touch With Byrnes   Developments At U. N. 0. Meeting In New York Closely Watched By White House   STATEMENT MAY BE ISSUED LATER

Crowded Refugee Ship Reaches Palestine Port  British Are to Deport Jewish Passengers After UWleaal Entry

Crowded Refugee Ship Reaches Palestine Port   British Are to Deport  Jewish Passengers

Refugees Lose In Fight With British Ships   1,000 Jews. ‘Herded Into Barbwire Pens for Shipment to Cyprus.

Jew Refugees On Ship Seized   Four Freedoms in Tow of British Ship

MARKETS OPEN WITH  LIMIT DROP; RALLY,  BUT FAIL TO HOLD DRASTIC SLASH IN  PRICES RECORDED IND STRAICHT NAY

White House Says Test Has Been Shelved   Indefinite Postponement Of Third Bikini Bomb Test Is Ordered   AWAIT REPORTS ON FIRST TESTS

“Hagerstown Not “Ghost” City Protests Made Against More  Building Here In July, 1943

Hagerstown Not “Ghost” City pt epee eg  Protests Made Against More Building Here In July, 1943

Four Husky Brothers Confess Hiding In Attic Four Years to Avoid Draft

Four Brothers Quit Attic Hideout, Confess Four-Year Draft Evasion

Egyptian Demand To Oust Troops Will Be Opposed ‘At United Nations Meet

Russia Backs Proposition ... .  U.S. And Britain Oppose Egyptian Proposal For  Withdrawal Of Soldier:

Britain and U.S. Fight Demand To Withdraw Troops   “gyptian Proposal At UN Session Dangerous, Connally Warns

Egypt's Demand {s ‘Dangerous Connally Says.   Both Britain and U. S. Opposed to It

Road Engineer Former DPA, CWA Chief   Had Great Interest And Actitvity in Episcopal Church Work

LARGE TOBACCO FIRMS ACCUSED   Congressman Charges “Big, Four” Tried To Steal Crop From Tobacco Farmers.

Kentucky Solon Asks Congress to Investigate Alleged Premediated Campaign for Huge Price Drop.

Charge Concerns With ‘Snitching’ Crops Of Tobacce   ‘Kentucky Representative Writes Letter To Tobacco Company

Robber Dies In Fight Near Billings   Victim of Holdup Formerly Was Stationed Here

U.S. SOLDIER PASSES UP SULUPRINCEHOOD, PALACE AND HAREM OF 18 WIVES FOR OWN FAMILY

 Agree To Compromise Bill... .     ‘House Votes Service Pay Boost; Final Action On Draft Measure Expected

—DRAFT— Service Pay ; Compromise  House Faces Chang: In Teen-Age Draft

FIGHT TO REVAMP ILLINOIS VOTING SYSTEM RENEWED   ARGUMENTS IN SUIT FILED IN CHICAGO SET FOR JAN. 25

‘Rider’ Status Due Case Bill   Presidential Veto May Start Maneuver

Advocates of Case Bill Contemplate Surprise Actior   May Attach Measure as Rider to Truman’s Labor Legislation

‘Baruch Plan Completes U. S. Pattern for Organization of \Peace: Critical Period Next

Baruch’s Plan Completes U. S. Policy Outline  Diplomats Eye _ New York, Paris

Lasting Peace Hinges on Develonments   United States Plan Sets Master Pattern

EYES ON PARIS MEET, ATOMIC COUNCIL ~ Next Three Weeks Critical Period For Creation Of Permanent Peace

Coming Week: Will Tell PeaceFate   U. S. Plan for Atomic Control Creates World Showdown

CHANCES OF ENDING WAR MAY BE APPARENT IN MONTH  MASTER PEACE PLAN COMPLETED

Lasting Peace Hinges on  Developments  United States   United States Plan Sets Master Pattern

Atom Bomb Plan Is Factor in Hopes for Peace   Expect Developments Of Next Few Weeks To Determine {ssue

I SN AT A a  World Peace Chances Ma ay Be Learned In Three Weeks   Chips Are Down; Diplomats Watch UN Action On Atomic Control, Peace Conference In Paris For Key To Future International Cooperation

Gov. Donnelly in Strong Reply fo Schwellenbach   Secretary's Stand On Employment Service Denounced

GOVERNOR ASSAILS HOLDING UP FUNDS FOR JOB SERVICE   Declares Schwellenb:ch’s Action in Cutting Off $227,500 Is Flagrant Abuse of Power.   LEAVES NEXT MOVE — TO U. S. AGENCY   Democratic Executive Makes No Direct Reference to Truman in Charging _ Government Dictation.

Gov. Donne Ilv Denounces Schwellenbach   Declares Bureaus Continue To Attempt To Run Affairs of  State Government

SEE MADELYN’S OPENING AD ON PAGE 12—Ad.   FRESH FOCS 2 HOF7. SiH)

PAC GIRDS FOR FALL ELECTION   HOPES TO WIN 100 IN HOUSE AND 16 IN SENATE

PAC Is Active In 100 Races For The House   It Will Be Impossible Te Assess Its Power Until November Election

Wildeboor Chosen To Head Board of Training Schools    Capital Citian President of Group Directing Juvenile Schools

Wildeboor Chosen To Head Board of Training Schools  fanital (Cit:anm Deacidan   Capital Citian President of Group Directing Juvenile Schools

TEND WITH US   Crossman Sees World, Split Into Americart and Rus’ wan Blocs

LABOR REBELS ABSTAIN FROM POLICY VOTE   Bevin Wins Commons Ballot on Foreign Policy

Senator Says Settlement Of Issue Certain   HILL CONFERRED WITH KRUG AND LEWIS TODAY

Senator Makes Prediction OF Walkout’s End   Deputy Administrator Leader Hill Tssucs State. ment After Talk With  “Parties Kotl       Negotiations Are Delayed 8 Hours   Neither Side “Ready” To Resume ‘Fatks Over Contract With Krog Une ul 2:15 0. Me

Senator Hill Predicts End Within 48 Hour:   Says Parties On Both Sides In Agreement On Principles For Settlement Of Dispute

Agreement On Principles Is Said Reached   Talks Between Krug And Lewis Delayed In Washington

Prediction Made By Hill After Parleys Today   Attorneys of Union Called in To Work or Points in Contract

REPLY TO UMM DEMAND SOUGHT   Lewis to Meet With Anthracite Wage Policy Committee

Disputants Solve All  MainIlssues   Lewis, Krug Put Off; Conference to Get Ready for Next Step,

Sen. Hill Says Agreement To Be Announced Within 48 Hours; Parley Between Krug And Lewis Postponed While Sides ‘Get Ready for Next Negotiation Move’

Sen. Hill Predicted the Strike Would Be Settled Within 48 Hours.   KRUG-LEWIS MEETING   Conference Was Delayed Be. cause Neither Side “Was Ready”.

Principles Agreed To, Says Senator   Krug And Lewis Resume Parley After Delay Of Three Hours.

Senator Hill Expects Settlement Within 48 Hours; Attorneys Apparently Working . on Contract On Which Both Parties Have Agreed On Principles..

Attorneys For the Government and Lewis Reported Drafting Contracts That May Send 400,000 Miners Back To the Pits.

‘Report Accord Already Reached On Principles of New Contract   Optimism Spurred For Quick End: of Tie-Up: John L. Lewis Postponed For Three Hours;” Optimism Spurred For Quick :End: of Tie-up

Negotiators Meet Today after Delay   $25 Million Welfare Contribution Seen Part of Settlement

End Of Coal Strike Seen In 48 Hours   Top Figures Hold Meeting In Afternoon

REPORTS. SAY FINAL STEPS BEING TAKER   UNEXPECTED DELAY CROPPED UP THIS MORNING IN NEGOTIATIONS—WASHING~ TON 18 OPTIMISTIC

Sen. Hill Says Both Sides Are  ‘In Agreement’   Krug, Government Mine Boss, Lewis Meet This Afternoon

Krug, Lewis Are Still in Conference   Contract May Be Signed To. day Between Union and  Mine Operators

Senator Hill Says Strike Nearing End   Encouraging Evidence Was Fact That Union Attorneys Called to Work on Legal Points

KRUG AND LEWIS WORK ON DETAILS OF NEW CONTRACT  BDEDADT ACDCCAUCAT   REPORT AGREEMENT PROVIDES FOR 5 PCT, WELFARE FUND LEVY

END SEEN  FOR STRIKE IN MINES   Negotiators Reported Working’. Out Final Details:.

LEWIS AND KRUG MEET TODAY FOR NEW DISCUSSION   Encouraging Evidence Seen In Calling In of Union Attorneys; Contract May Be Signed Shortly.

Say All Major Contract Points Are Settled   Attorneys Summoned To Study Draft Of Contract, Is Belief; Delay Next Parley

End of Dispute Said to Be Nearer Today at Capital; One Session Gets Postponement.  WELFARE FUNDS MAY BE PROVIDED

Both Sides Are in Agreement on Principles   Conference Set for Morning is Delayed  but Session Resumec

KRUG, LEWIS CONFER AGAIN AFTER DELAY   Senator Hill Makes Prediction of Fast Closing on Strike

Predicts End Within 48 oars After Meetings © Between Lewis and Kruq

Negotiators on Both Sides Reported To Have Agreed On Settlement Principles

AGREEMENT ON MAJOR ISSUES SAID MADE; PEACE IN 48 HOURS  SENATOR HILL REVEALS HOPEFUL SITUATION AS

Agreement On Principlesis — Said Reached   Discriminatian { is Claimed In Minec Operation

Mines. However, Are Idle; John L. Lewis and Krug Postpone Talk in Maneuver for Bargaining Position

PREDICT PACT WITHIN NEXT 48 HOURS   Nation’s Supply Shrinks Toward Danger Mark   Postponed Several Hours: Believe Rough Draft Of Contract Ready

Hear Reports Peace Is Near  In Coal Strike   Washington Hears Reports That Government Reaches Agreement With Miners   CONTRACT TERMS BEING FRAMED

Settlement of Coal Strike Reported Concluded With the Exception of a Minor Detail   Both Sides Reported to Have Said Agreement on Principles Had Been Reached When Parleys Were Resumed; Probable Provisions Listed

Signs Point To Agreement  In 48 Hours   Attorneys Called to Work on Legal Points Of Proposals Which  Have Been Discussed

THE WEATHER   Coal Truce Within 48 Hours Forecast   Krug, Lewis Postpone Parley As Sen. Will Makes Prediction

Lewis And Krug Delay Meeting   Alleged Discrimination In Operation Of Mines Is Discussed

“Settlement Within : 48 Hours”   Senator Hill M Hill Makes  Prediction As Union Calls Attorneys in  To Joint Conference

Correct Expected To Provide For Annual Contribution To Employee Welfare Fund of $25,000,000; Progress Made.   NINETY PER CENT OF COAL MINES CLOSED

‘Hill Predicts Coal  Settlement Soon   *Says Krug and Lewis Will Reach Coal Agreement in 48 Hours   « CONFERENCE DELAYED   « Discrimination in Mines Was Charged by U.M.W. Head O'Leary

SEN, HILL SAYS TERMS REACHED FOR AGREEMENT   Alabama Democrat Receives Favorable Reply From Both Sides

HLL PREDILT AGREEMENT IN COAL DISPUTE   Senator Reports Both Sides Have 0. Kd Principles of Settlement.

Deputy Leader Confident Peace Will Come To Industry Soon Unless Accident Happens

Agreement Within A8 Hours Likely   Miners And Operators Have Reached Understanding On Principles, Senator Hill Tells Reporter

SENATOR HINTS AT MINE AGREEMENT WITHIN 48 HOURS   Union Attorneys Studying Legal Points of New Contract Offer

AGREEMENT 0 WELFARE FUND TERMS NEAR   17-Cent Boost -In Pay Expected

Top Officials Appear to Be in Accord   Agreement Is Believed Already Reached Despite Meet’s Delay

Both Sides To Accept Work Terms   Senator Hill Makes Prediction After Parley With Krug and Lewis

Both Sides . In Agreement Senator Says   Lewis-Krug Meet Postponed For 3. Hours Today

LEWIS, KRUG HOLDING MEET ON NEW PACT   Sen. Hill Predicts Agreement _ Within 48 Hours; Union _ "Lawyers Called

See Contract Tonight by ., Union   Believe Agreement Will Include A Welfare Fund

Statement Is Made After Conference Between Krug, Lewis Ys Postponed   Attorneys Called      Fact Lawvers Summoned Ts Scen as Encouraging  Point

SENATOR SAYS BOTH PARTIES IN AGREEMENT   Delay Meeting Between - Krug and Lewis Because Both Sides Not Ready

Lewis-Krug Conference Postponed Three Hours— Delecation Visits Adm. Voreel)

END IS SEEN DURING NEXT AR HOURS   Union Officials And Krug Meet For Settlement

UNION AND U.S. AGREED, SAYS SENATOR HILL   Krug and Lewis Meet Again After 3-Hour  Postponement

Settlement Within 48 Hours Seen   An Agreement on Principles Already Reached, Senator . Hill Announces

Senator States Peace Will Come Within 48 Hours   Krug Confers With Lewis On Details; Mines Remain Idle

Agreement On Principlests — Said Reached   Discrimination { Is Claimed In ™ MAinac Srarstion

Senator Predicts 48Hours Needed   Hill Makes Report After Talks With Both Sides

Leader Says Negotiators  Near Accord   Rochester, N. Y. Is Focal  Point on Labor Front  As Demonstration Ties  Up Transport System

Mine Talks Are Delayed Three Hours   Contract Completion Expected; Lewis, Krug Make No Explanation.

‘NEGOTIATION SESSION SET BAGE TO 2:15 FROM 11 A. M.; KRUG ANS LEWIS MET 63} HOURS MONDA‘

Union Brings In Attorneys To Iron Out Pact Details   Mines Remain Idle; Nation’s Soft Coal Supply Shrinks Fast

End of Strike In 48 Hours Is Predicted   Senator Hill Says Miners and Operators Reach Agreement in Principle, He Hears

Sen. Hill Sees Quick End To Mine Dispute   Senator Declares . Agrees ment Reached On Prins ciples Of New Contract.” ©

Senator Hill, Deputy Administration Leader, Gives Opinion After Meeting With “Both Sides.”   ANOTHER CONFERENCE DUE THIS AFTERNOON

HOUSTON POLICE GUARD HALL  Author Speaks At Meeting Of Teachers In Spite Of Warning

PRESIDENT IN MESSAGE TO CONGRESS   State of Union And Budget Message Of Record Length

25 KILLED WHEN U. 5. BOMBER HTS MOUNT TOM, MASS.   Army, Navy and Coast Guard Personriel Victims of Massachusetts Crash

Service Men On Way Home Are Victims   New England’s Worst Disaster In Aviation

When Big Craft Is Blown Apart   Army Officials Say Plane Was’ Making F light Froneé be ‘Labrador To. Westover

Transport 8 lane Hits Massachuse. s Hill . Killing 25 Se: ‘vicemen

25 Killed As B-17 Crashes °  Into Mountain   All Of Crew, Servicemen Passengers Died In Massachusetts Air Disaster.

Fortress Crash Kills Crew And Passengers  Homeward Bound Service Men Die In Air Diencter

Fortress, Bringing Men Home, Comes to Tragic End in East   Entire Crew and, Passenger List Perish in New England Tragedy

25 Servicemen Die As Army Fortress Crashes into Peak   ‘Converted Bomber Hits 1200-Foot Mount Tom Near Holyoke,  Mace Dilenmo Borne

Transport HitsMist-Shrouded Mountain Near Intended Landing Field   Wreckage Strewn Over Wide Area   Twenty Bodies Recovered And Moved To Holyoke, Mass., Funeral Home

Returning Veterans Die In Plane Crash  No Survivors When Croft Hits Peak

25 KILLED AS B-17 PLOUGHS INTO MOUNTAIN   No Survivors as Bomber Hits Mt. Tom During Light Rain

STRIPPED’ B-17 RAMS PEAK IN NEW ENGLAND   Explosion Rips Big Craft To Pieces; Debris Strewn Over Wide Section

Twenty-Five Service Men  Die In Crash   Entire Crew and Passenger List Killed as Converted Flying Fortress Hits Massachusetts Mountain.

Returning Soldiers Die  25 KilledInPlane Crash Returning From Newfoundland

Entire Passenger List, Crew Killed In Airplane Crash   Tragedy Termed Nev -England’s Worst Air Disaster. in History

Plane Hits Rocky Side Of Mountain   Bodies of Servicemen Scattered Over Vast Area

AIR TRANSPORT SMASHES INTO MOUNTAINSIDE   20 Bodies Recovered From Wreckage of Huge Bomber

25 Killed in Bomber Crash   Army, Navy and Coast Guardsmen On Board Flying Fort

Called Worst [Air Disaster In New England   Stripped B-29 Hits Moun: tain, Expledes; Bodies Mangled, Scattered

Plane Hits Side of  [Mountain   Home-Bound Service Men Perish in Wreck Ot Converted B-17.

B-I7 CRASHES INTO MOUNT IN MASS.   Servicemen Returning From Newfoundland Victims   ARMY DISASTER   Described As Worst In New England History: Army Board Investigates

SERVICE MIEN UN WAY HOME ABOARD PLANE   Fortress Flies Into Side of 1,200-Foot Mountain in Massachusetts.

25 Homeward Bound Service Dersonnel_Die   Entire” Passenger  List and Crew of Converted B-17 Die In Mountain Crash

FIND 20 BODIES; VICTIMS WERE ENROUTE HOME   Converted Bomber Plows Into Mountain In Massachusetts

TWENTY piu DIE IN TRASH   Fortress Plunges Into. Mountain Killing All Aboard; Plane.  From Newfoundland   BROKEN: BODIES  FOUND SCATTERED: OVER: ARES

5 Service Men Die In Crash Of Army Plane   Converted Bomber Strikes Mountain In Massachusetts

All Aboard  B-17 Die In  Air Disaster Ship Strikes Hill  In Massachusetts

5 KILLED AS PLANE CRASHES ON MOUNTAIN   reconverted B-17 Hits Peak Near Massachusetts Air Base

Twenty-Five Die As Army Plane Hits Mountain  Crew, Passengers   Crew, Passengers Homeward Bound Perish in Flames

25 LOSE LIVES “AS PLANE HITS ~ MOUNTAIN TOP   Victims, All Servicemen, Killed On Flight from Gander, Newfoundland

)5Killed in Airplane Crash  Army, Navy, Coast Guard Men in Plane

25. SERVICE MEN KILLED IN CRASH OF ARMY PLANE   VICTIMS WERE ON THEIR WAY HOME FROM NEWFOUNDLAND

Army Plane Crash Into Hill Kills Comolement of 25   Two Explosions Wreck Fortress, Mangle Passengers

25 KILLED IN CRASH OF ARMY PLANE TUESDAY   Converted B-17 Hits Mountain in East; Hac Load of Servicemen

25 Killed In Plane Crash   B-17 Carrying Service Men Home Hits Mountain In Massachusetts; All On Board Are Dead

Twenty-Five Killed as B-17 Hits Mountain   Plane Was Returning  Army, Navy, and Coast Guard Personnel from Gander, Newfoundland

Nationalists, Reds Agree On Truce Plan   No Hint Of When ‘Cease Fire’ Will Be Ordered: Marshall Included.   THREE, ON COMM? - TER

Two Chinese Governments Will Settle  Differences   Announce Agreement, Selecting Negotiators

Kills Brother In Gun Duel As 2 Sisters Hide In Home   Girl, 16, Relates How William, 30, Killed Walter Dowell, 27, in Shotgun Battie

Set Stage For Stand Against Russia Relief   Ask Censorship Removal On US. Reporting Of U.N.RRA. In Soviet

SEEK TO CURB RUSSIAN AID   Free Press Advocates Fight Further UNRRA Grants To Soviet States

Big Four Is Facing Serious Crisis   Deadlock Brought About by Soviet Demands

STRIKE OF PILOTS GROUNDS ALL BUT 1 OF TWA PLANES   OFFICIALS FLY FROM NEW YORK TO PARIS WITH U. N. DELEGATES

Mediation Board Is Studying Case   No Sign Of Break In Deadlock Over Pay In. crease Demands Of A. F, L. Pilots Who Now Earn About $1,000 Monthly

GIANT PLANES GROUNDED FOR SECOND DAY   TWA Officials Take Controls of Special Ship To Fly Delegates to N. Y.Assembly Meet   NEITHER SIDE BUDGES

MEDIATORS EYE TWA'S WALKOUT   Board Intervention Looms As Tie-Up Continues

Infervention in Pilots’ Strike Is Considered  White House Itself

U.S. Considers Taking Hand in TWA Strike   Mediation Board Is Studying Case---No Break in Deadlock

National Mediation Board I. Studying*Case; Air Traffic Ts Curtailed

U.S. May Act in Airlines Strike  ho Sign of Break s. SATA VAs_WIL...t

No Break in Deadlock Over Pilots Wages   White House May Intervene in  Two-Day Strike

Agriculture Dept. Says shortage of Meat Will Continue to Mid-1947

IN MASON (PTY   \Moatloes Dave Ahead for Housewives Until Summer

NO EARLY RELIEF SEEN ON MEAT   Shortages Expected To Hold Until Spring Of ’47

JANUARY, APRIL PRICE BOOSTS ARE INDICATED   Supply Wilt Grow Shorter, if Possible, during Winter, Officials Say

Housewives Told Food Shortages  'To Continue Well Into Next Spring

Meat Scarcity To Last Months   Price Increases Will Be Announced Early In New Year

Meat Price Increases Due In January   Agriculture Dept. Says Shortages to Last Until Spring

Police Check Prints From Deanan Room   May Be Vital Link Determining Child‘s Slaver

FINGERPRINTS TO PLAY BIG ROLE   Chicago Officers Study Deg. nan Case Samples

Finger Prints Found in Room Of Child Vital   Detectives Work on Angle Several Months

Police Study Prints In Degnan Home as Important to Crime   Examine Fingerprints on Pasteboard Box; Still  Mum on “Confession”

STUDY DEGNAN FINGERPRINTS   Chicago Authorities Expect Report Soon

Police Work On Finger Prints In Degnan Home   Heirens’ Fate Could Depend On Outcome; Lawyers Prepare Case

‘PRINTS’ STUDIED IN HEIRENS CASE   May Play Important Role In Solution, Detective Says

HEIRENS: PRINTS PLAY BIG PART   Set Found In Degnon Bedroom May Confirm Youth’s Guilt

Study Prints In Tot’s Room   Believe Fingerpripts Ir Suzanne Degnan’s Room Most lynportant.

Finger Prints Key Factor In Heirens Case   Study Those Found in Degnan Home on’ Box Of Facial Tissue

Police Study Fingerprints In  Degnan Home   Expect Report Soon Whether Heirens’  Marks Are Found; Tell Long Research

FINGER PRINTS FROM ROOM OF DEGNAN CHILD BEING STUDIED   Seek To Link Them To Heirens; Attorneys Prepare For Likely Trial

Finger Prints To Play Important Part In Police Probe Of Heirens’ Story

Real Coalition Government For China Promised   All Parties Will Be Represented In New Regime, Wang Says

3,000 Strikers Throw Line of Marchers About City Hall to Protest Brutality: 17 Held on Inciting to Riot Charges

icting on Orders to Enforce Picketing ‘Ban, Police Charge “‘idwd Estiniated al 3.000 Persons. .

Police Pick < Up 800 Mar: bles Scattered, Say, To Cause Horses Mounties To Fall.

Police Rout Pickets At GE Company   20 Are Injured As Officers Break Up March Of Strikers

Police Rout Strikers In, Battle to Enforce Ban on Mass Picketing

Action Follows Polic: Break Up Of Crowd Near Struck GE Work Shops

3,000 CIO Strikers Routed From GE Factory By Police   Mounted Law Officers Enforce Court Order to Bar Mass Picketing—5,000 Strikers Protest Law  Action by Picketing City Hall

Police Smash GE Striker:   ‘Philadelphia Officers Us Cinhe on Pickets

POLICE WIELD RIOT CLUBS IN STRIKE MELEE   PARADE DISPERSED AT GE PLANT IN PHILADELPHIA

TRUCKER STRIKE PARALYZES N.Y.      Commercial Life Crippled; Merchandise Jams Terminals

Fiscal Log Jam Complicated by UNRRA Measure   Branches Strive To Give Funds to Federal Agencies

Half Dozen Major AppropriationsHlit  Crowded Congress   Both Houses Speed Work to Wind Up Fiscal Activities for New Year

House Denies Relief to  Censor Nation:   Votes Restriction On UNRRA Aid  Approvyvriation

OFFIGAL UTTERS ARGENTINE DENIAL   Cooke Refutes U. S. Charge ' of Favoring Nazis; Peron Talks

ARGENTINA HITS AT U.S. SPYING   Charges Of Dealing With Nazis Denied; Election Propaganda Alleged

Former U.S. Envoy to Argentina Accused  of Heading Spy Ring   Peron in Statement Asserts Braden Attempted to Extort Money From Firms by Threatening Blacklist

U. S. Charges Bring Denial By Argentina   Peron Accuses Braden of Head Network of  Spies on Continent

Argentina’s Leaders Deny Charge: Made In U.S. Of Nazis In Nation

Argentina Calls  U.S. ‘Liar’ in  Nazi Charges Blue Book Effort  To Guide Vote, Ceee OE cial

Peron Says U.S. Hac Spies In Argentina   Argentina’s Leaders Deny Charges Made In U.S. Of Nazis In Nation

60 Injured, Some Seriously, When Washington Bus Crashes On Bridge, Plunges 30 Feet   Commuter Vehicle Lands Upside Down On Driveway Following Impact With Car

60 Injured In Bus Wreck In Washington   Bus Crashes Through Heavy Stone Railing On Memorial Bridge Spanning Potomac Rive:

60 Injured As Bus Falls From Span   Bus Lands Upside Down After 30 Foot Drop From Capital’s Memorial Bridge

60 HURT AS BUS PLUNGES THRU CAPITAL BRIDGE   Vehicle Crashes After Collision With Car: Ambulance Also in Wreck

60 INJURED IN A 30-FOOT FALL BY BUS   Commuter Vehicle Crashes Through Railing on Memorial Bridge at Washington and Drops to Lower Driveway.

60 Injured In Bus Crash In Capital   Vehicle Plunged Through Stone Railing On Memorial  Rridep

A BUS FALLS 30 FEET   60 Persons Hurt in Accident Bee tween Arlington and Washington

60 Persons Hurt When Bus Goes  Through Railing   Commuter Vehicle Hits Stone Wall on Bridge at Washington, Falls 30 Feet

706 City Employees Lose Jobs   Working People Of City Asked to Take Holiday

Chinese Refuse Soviet Proposal   Russ Seek To Run Manchuria Industry

CHINESE REJECT REDS’ OFFER TO RUN MANCHURIA   Russions Suggested Joint Operation ‘of War Industries, Byrnes Disclose:

China Rejects Russ Proposal On Manehuriz   Soviets Wanted to Run Industries on Joint Basis

China Rejects Soviet Plan For Manchuria   Russian Proposal Was ‘Joint Operation Of Major Industries

SUGGESTS CLOSE  ANGLO- AMERICAN  MILITARY UNITY TELLS MISSOURIANS  ~ WORLD DOESN’T KNOW : SOVIET AMBITIONS ©

China Rejects Russ Proposal On Manchuria   U.S. Backs Chinese Stand On Operation of Man. churian Industry

China Rejects Soviet Proposal   Turns Down Plan to Operate Manchurian Industries Jointly

China Rejects Russian Plan For Joint Operation Of Manchurian Industries

Byrnes Reveals U.S. Will Send  Note on Issue   Official Savs MacArthur's Authority Extends to Manchuria Area; Soviet Proposal Made Public

REDS OFFER TO SHARE MANCHURIAINDUSTRY   Byrnes Discloses China Rejects Soviet Bid

BYRNES BARES SOVIET “OFFER:   Says-China Has’ Relected Bid of Russia To Help Run Manchurian Plants.

DAAC CrFORT BY AUoolA TE LINEUP GHIN!   Byrnes Reveals Proposal to Operate Jointly in Manchuria.

American Delegate Wins Cheers During UN Meeting  Connally ts Supportec Strongly in Move Tea RPaverce Prior Act

FEAR  CLASH OF CLO, A BL.   Government Afraid Battles Lie Ahead For Southern Workers

Seek Support In: Southland   Jurisdictional Tiffs Seen As Inevitable

AFL and CIO Jurisdictional Strife Over Southern Unions Is Predicted

AFL WILL SEEK DIXIE MEMBERS   Threat of Jurisdictional Battles In Southern Industries Seen

FEAR CLASH OF (.1.0., A. FL.   Government Afraid Bat. tles Lie Ahead For Southern Workers

Labor Battle In South Threatened As AFL, CIO Plan New Drives   CIO Picks Van A. Bittner To Head $1,000,000 Campaign; John L. Lewis Will Aid AFL Effort

BITTER FIGHTS SEEM APPARENT OVER MEMBERS   AFL’s Entry Into Southern Campaign Brings Fears Of Jurisdictional Battles Ahead For  Southern Industries.

Fight In South's Industry Seen In Wake Over Unions   AFL Enters Race To Promote Union In South; ° Jurisdictional Battles Seen

CIO-AFL Battles Loom For South  As Unions Form   Both Groups Invade Dixie Industry

MRS. EARL STEWART RECEIVES ‘WORD SON IS HURT IN GERMANY   DICK BEEN RECEIVES INJURIES IN ACCIDENT THAT CLAIMS LIFE OF FELLOW SOLDIER 

rr i a ORGANIZED EFFORTS BEING MADE TO CAUSE DECREASE  IN PRICE OF MEAT’

RESISTANCE TU HIGH PRICE OF MEAT STARTS   Boycott Action by Buyers Reported in Several Cities

REPORT TIDAL WAVE IN WAKE OF BIG SHOCK   Major Tremors Shake Up Southern Japanese Home Islands

Homes Smashed By Tidal Waves Seven Feet High   Toll of Killed And Injured May Run Into Thousands

FALLSINGTON VETERAN IS GIVEN A SUSPENDED SENTENCE AND PLACED ON PROBATION; CASE IS DESCRIBED BY JUDGE KELLER AS “SORDID ONE”   Allegedly Unfaithful Wife Appears in Court With Her Husband, Henry J. Rc berte—Latter is Accused of Shooting at Another Ex-Soldier Who is Said Tc Have Been Keeping Company with Mrs. Roberts, Mother of Three Chilcéren.

EA-B. 1, IN GOURT AFTER SHOT AT WIFE'S FRIEND   Wife Admitted Having Been Unfaithful to Husband   ‘VERY SORDID PICTURE

WANTED GIRL Experienced key punch operator. ENTERPRISE ALUMINUM CO. ao   ATTENTION

FRI. AND SAT., CARNATIONS 19¢ EACH... GARDENTAS 35c. "FISHER FLOWER SHOP  os CADE WARKET—Ad,

LONDON PAINTER HELD AS KILLER   Police Crack Wave 0! Mystery Homicides Fatal To Nine

Union Chief's Hearing  Is Set Monday   If Strike Continues Crippling Effects Will Be Widespread

30vernment Starts Contempt Action Against Mine Leader And Union   1WO ARE KILLED IN VIOLENCE OUTBREAK

Hearing Set Monday; Judge May Summon Jury for ‘Advisers’   Deputies, With Writ, Hunt. Union : Leader In Capital as Paper Can’t Be Served TFecalle Ontede Washinotan

Boss of Miners Stays In Seclusion, Makes No  Move to Call Off Strike

Virginia Statute Requiring Racial Segregation On Buses Invalidated: Press Criticism Of Courts Upheld

Right of Press To Criticize  Courts Upheld   Supreme Tribunal Also Voids Jim Crow Law  For Interstate Buses

Supreme Court Outlaws Racial Segregation on Interstate Buses    Virginia Act Is Held Unconstitutional; Another De cision Gives Press Wide Latitude To Criticize Courts

Right of Press To Criticize Courts Upheld   Highest Tribunal Also Rules Out Jim Crow Law

MEWS PAPER CRITICISM UPHELD Supreme Court Outlaws Racial  Searecation.On State Buses

COURT RULES FOR FREEDOM OF THE PRESS   WIDE LATITUDE IS GIVEN CRITICISM OF JUDICIARY

Right ot Press To Criticize  Courts Upheld   Contempt Conviction In Florida Reversed; Virginia Law Outlawed

Wide Scope Is Granted Press By High Cour!   Racial Segregation on In. terstate Buses is Outlawed

PRESS UPHELD BY HIGH COURT   Right to Criticize Courts . Given Wide Latitude In Sweeping Decision

Gives Press Right To Be Court Critic   Tiuding On Buses Meld’ to Apply to . Persons Holding. Interstate “Tie=  kets. Justice Burton Dissents From Blow Ae Jim Crow

High Court Spur:  Press Freedom   Upholds Right to Criticize Judge;  Ontlaws Racial Seeregation

COURTS SAY PRESS HAY CRITICIZE   Wide Latitude Given In Decision by Highest Tribunal

Criticism Of Courts By Press. Is Upheld   Contempt Citation Of Miami Herald, Editor Reversed By Supreme Court

See CRITICISM UPHELD - Supreme Court. Outlaws, Racial -Seqresation On State Buses

COURT UPHOLDS PRESS’ RIGHTS OF CRITICISM   Supreme Court Outlaws Virginia’s Negro Segregation Act

MIKHAILOVITCH AWAITS VERDICT   I ‘Denies Personal Collaboration  With Axis Forces

Eisenhower, Nimitz To Be Quizzed On Demobilization   Army and Navy Chiefs to Appear Before Congress Next Week to Give Their Side of Demobiliza- — tion Picture

Senate-House GroupToHear Eisenhower  And Nimitz   To Hear Testimony On Demobilization: Army Cuts Training For Revlacements

CUT TRAINING OF SOLDIERS GOING ABROAD   Means Quicker Replacement of Vets— Ike, Nimitz to Testify On Releases.

Services Speed  Return of Gls      ‘Senate-House Committee Th. Haar Tke. Nimitz

HIGH RANKING OFFICERS WILL TALK TUESDAY   Eisenhower And Nimitz Te Tell Committee About Demobilization   ELEMENTAL TRAINING PERIOD IS REDUCED

DEMCBILIZATION  Eisenhower, Nimitz to Testify To Senate-House Joint Meeting

Army Cuts Replacement Training Period  Chiefs To Meet With Solons On G! Uproar

Congress To Hear Nimitz And Eisenhower Tuesday On Demobilization Furor

Kisenhower, Nimitz Will Visit Solons  Training Period Cx ee -~-. ne, ve   Training Period Cut in Order to Hasten Replacements

Training Of Relief Troops *To Be Rushed   Eisenhower And Nimitz To Attend Senate-House Meet

Army and Navy Leaders to Be Heard Tuesday   Eisenhower, Nimitz To Address Joint  House-Senate Meet On Demobilization

PAINT PRICES UP; DECONTROL FOR SOAP SEEN   OPA Takes Actions To Aid Business And  Industries

BUSINESS FIRMS GET AID  OPA Okays New Price Boosts; Other Changes Being Studied -

OPA Hikes Paint Prices: Promises “Action on Soap   Other Orders Designed to Aid Business, Industries

RAISED; SOAP MAY GO FREE   PROFITS INCREASED ON SMALL LUMBER SHIPMENTS

OPA Takes Steps to Aid Business  Agency Increases — Prices of Paint

OPA Authorizes Higher Ceilings at Manufacturing Levels— Promises Raises or Decontrol of Soap—Other New Actions Taken to Aid Business—These Involve Sugar, Coal, Waste Paper, Dump Truck Renters, Plywood Retailers.

OPA Boosts Paint Prices. Plans Soap  Decontrol   Agency Also Takes Five Other Actions Designed To Aid  Business. Industry

PAINT PRICES HIKED BY OPA   Sharp Rise in Linseed Oi ' Brings Ceiling Boost Of 24 Per Cent.

Paint Prices Are Increased; Soap Decontrol Looms   OPA Takes Five Other Actions Designed To Aid Business, Industry

UNO May Ask For Information On Iranian Situation   Plans Direct Request To Both Moscow, Tehran

UNO Council Will Ask Disputants to Give Data on Irar   Russian Delegate Not Ex: pected to Attend To. day’s Session

Soviet May Nof Attend Session Of Council Today   ‘Cooling off’ Period Of Few Days May Be Ordered by Group

MOSCOW AND TEHRAN MAY BE PRESENTED THREE SPECIFIC QUESTIONS BEARING ON CASE

To Perfect Plains” For Data Request   Gromyko Expected To Continue Absence From UNO Gatherings

UN Council Heading for Showdown   ‘Expected to  Ask Russia and  Iran to Answer 3 Questions

Showdown On Iranian Issue Reported Near   To Perfect Plans for Re. quest to Moscow, Tehran for Information

UN Council Meets This Afternoon in Advance of Public Session, It Is Disclosed Todav.   ‘THINK AMBASSADOR  WILL BE PRESENT

SHOWDOWN ON IRANIAN ISSUE IS DUE TODAY   Byrnes Leads Security Council In Action On Russ Boycott

May Perfect Program For Iranian Data   Secretary Of State, British Delegate Have Hasty Con fapan re.   BEFORE REGULAR MEET

UNO Council Goes Into Secret Parley Before Public Mee!   Majority Moves Toward Showdown With Soviet Russia

Kilgore May Succeed Mead   Senator’s Name Tops List To Head Profits Body

Continued on Page Two Continued on Page Twa  Senator Mead to Quit War Profits Quiz Post

Mead to Quit as Chairman Probe Group   Nomination for New York Governor Given as Reason

MEAD QUITS INQUIRY FOR CAMPAIGNING   Sees Impropriety of Probing While Running for Office

Mead to Quit War Probe Group to Give Time to Campaign For The Governorship of New York

Temperature Drops To-11 Sunday Night  Christmas f ay Is - Warmest On

Temperature Drops To-11 Sunday Night  Christmas  day Is Warmest Record

Sun Spots Jam Short Wave Radio   Cause Hissing Noises; International Radio Contact i< Dicructed

DR. E. S. STAMBAUGH FATALLY STRICKEN   Former Coroner Dies Suddenly At Age Of 70 Years At His  Home In York

GROMYKO CHALLENGES U-N AUTHORITY TO BAR TIRAN’S WITHDRAWING OF CASE AGAINCT RENC

BRITAIN DENYS SOVIET BID IN DARDANELLES   England Battling For Her Position In  Middle East

Britain Rejects Soviet Plan for Use of Straits   Strives to Retain Powe In Middle East With Sea Strenath

Soviet Proposal and Iranian Protest Rejected by Britain   Unofficial Quarters Speculate That Action Might Mean Referral of Question to the United Nations

Britain Rejects Soviet Proposal, Iranian Protest   Warships Would Be Bar. red From Dardanelles Under Russian Plan

Britain Seeks: Power In East  To Reject Russian Dardanelles Plan

Pian On Dardanelles Rejected By British      Soviets Want the English Warships Kept Out of Straits

DARDANELLES PLAN OPPOSED   Spokesman Asserts Britair Will Reject Proposals To Bar Warships

British Reject Red Proposal  On Dardanelles   Iran Protest Against Indian Troops in Iraq Also Spurned

Britain Sits On Hot Spot In Mid-East   Soviet Proposal,  Iranian Protest A... @®D....,..J? 37,4

TOJO TRIAL POSTPONED NINE DAYS   Jap War Crimes Tribunal Grants Postponement

Japanese War Irial Postponed   Prosecutor to Open Case vs. Tojo, 25 others, Tomorrow

7040 AND OTHER JAP DEFENDANTS WIN TRIAL DELAY   Recess Until. June. 13 Will Follow Keenan’s Opening Charace Toamorraw

Jap War Crimes Trial Postponed At Fiery Session  Defense Objecting   Defense Objecting To Prosecution’s  Opening; Statement

Tojo Is Granted Nine-Day Delay In Crimes Tria!   Adjournment to Be Ordered After Prosecutions Opening Tomorrow

Tojo Wins Delay In War Trial   Court Plans To Adjourn Tomorrow Until June 15

German Treaty  Fight Expected   Byrnes Sees Long Struggle For Acceptable Pact

GERMAN TREATY POSES PROBLEM   Byrnes Says Controversial Question to Be Brought Before Occupation Chiefs

Rocky Road Leads to Agreement on German Pact  Top Occupation Officials to Meet Byrnes

Byrnes Predicts Rocky Road to Allied Accord  - On German Peace Pact

Byrnes Sees No Quick Agreement On German Pact   Secretary Summons Top U. 8. Officials Home for Parlevs

Stable Rents, Building Lids Will Continue   Price Controls on Housing To Be Extended, - Save Wvaill

SEEK TQ HOLD LINE ON RENTS   OPA Deputy Administrator Says No General Hike Will Be Allowed

Rent Control to Remain, But No. General Increase   Top Charges to Stay on Building Materials, Vets’ Homes

HOME BATTLEFRONT  OPA Pledges Rent Control: CPA Pushes Vet Housing

AUGUST ALLOWABLE OIL PRODUCTION IN TEXAS 15 CUT BACK  DECREASE OF ABOUT

AUGUST ALLOWABLE  OIL PRODUCTION IN  TEXAS 15 GUT BACK DECREASE OF ABOUT  98,800 BARRELS PER DAY IS CALCULATED

Government Is Appointed By British Crown   First Step To Freedom Meets Fire From Moslem League

NEHRU WILL HEAD IND!A GOVERNMENT   King George Appoints Conoress Party Chief «+

Nehru Heads India Under Strong Protest   Princely States Refuse Part In Interim Rule

British Appoint 2 Nehru. Leader - Of Tndia Sétuy   Interim, Government. Said. Already Under. Fire O£ Strong. Meslen:. League.

Nehru Heads New Interim Government   Under Fire Already from The Powerful  Moslem League

Food Officials To Carry Plea Into Midwest   , Mission to Seek 45 Million Bushels of Dakota Wheat

Slavs Shun Peace Paet  With Italy   Flaming Outburst Against Compromise On Frontier Causes Alarm

Will Keep Army Ready  For Action   U. S. Replies With Threat To Ban Reparations

Yugoslav Threat Puts Conference In Angry Uproar  Connally, Vishinsky In Verbal Exchange Over Boundary Row:

Refuse To Sign Italian Treaty   Will Keep Army In Northwest Istria Unfess Compromise Made On Yuaoslay-Italy Border

Yugoslavs Threaten To ‘Boycott Treaty   ‘French Line’ Compromise for Boundaries Of Trieste Area Approved at Peace Parley

PEACE TREATY FIGHT WORST TET IN PARIS   J. §. Threatens to Bar Slavs from Alt Benefits if Pact Not Signed.

Suits Seeking $98,370 Filed In Court Here   Six Complaints — Filed Against Southern Butane kirm.

Suits Seeking $98,370 Filed In Court Here   Six ‘Complaints Filed . Against..Southern Bu. tane Fitm.

TAYLOR IS BACK ON VATICAN JOB   Truman Directs Envoy To Continue Mission On Behalf Of Peace

Truman Sends Envoy Taylor Back to Pope   President Also Strengthens  U. 8. Diplomatic Corps In Middle Fact

White House Statement Says His New Mission Will Nut Require More Than 30 Days—With Announcement Comes News That President Has Bolstered U. S. Diplomatic Representation in Troubled Middle East. :

New Stoppages In Industries Reported Today   OVER 664,000 WORKERS IDLE IN UNITED STATES

WAR BRIDE HELD IN DEATH OF HUSBAND   Shooting Climaxes Series Ot Marital Troubles

HUSBAND SHOT. ~ BY WAR BRIDE   IRISH BRIDE REPORTEDLY KIL: LED RER ESTRANGED HUSBAND AS RESULT OF JEALOUSY

Seaside Village {s Rocked hy Blast  Several Are Killed, Meany Iniured

Illuminating Gas Explosion Kills Nine Alter Workman Breaks Cellar Pipe

Says Homeless Jews In Germany Being Driven To “Despair, Disaster”

Java Investigators Pursue Japanese Colonel Fleeing With a Fabulous Treasure

Trail Mysterious Japanese Officer After Theft of Fabulous Treasure

Mistress Of Jap Talked Too Much   Java Investigators Report Eight Arrests And 86,000,000 Of Loot Recovered Thus Far

British Find Loot In East Indian Theft   Recovered From Japs, Then Stolen

Hunt Mystery Jap Colonel in Quest for $30,000,000 Treasure  Reliaved $n Heald Bulk af Stalen Jewels. Gold: $6.000.000 of Eact Indian Loot Recovered: Britons. Duteh. Japanese Involved

$30 Million Jewel Theft Uncovered   British. Dutch and Japanese Involved in Super Theft 

FABULOUS JAPANESE TREASURE BELIEVED IN OFFICER'S HANDS  EIGHT ARRESTS MADE; . SIX MILLION FOUND  IN COLD DIAMONDS «

$30,000,000 TREASURE STOLEN Fabulous Theft of Jewels Gold Exposed by Mistress

Mysterious N: ipponese Believed to Have Bulk of Jewels, Cash and Gold Stolen During Occupation of East Indies—British Captain and Sergeant and a Woman Among Eight Held—S6,000,000 of Loot Recovered.

Solve Theff Of Six Million In Gold, Diamonds   Riches, Taken By Japs During War, Traced To East India Plotters

Reveal Theft Of Treasure  In East Indies   British, Dutch, Japanese Involved In Robbery Bigcer Than Hesse Case.

Charges Are Filed in U. N. Council   Greeks Are Accused of Provoking Frontier Conflicts

Big Pillsbury Milling Plant Forced Down   400 in Minneapolis Affected by Dearth; U. S. Policies Citéd

Rail Walkout Set Saturday   Pillsbury Closes Mill  Wheat Shortaae at Minneanolis

U.S, BRITISH AIR PACT ANNOUNCED   Ends 4-Weeks’ Negotiations; Will Encourage Travel at Economic Rates

Govt. Slashing Federal Payroils: 104,000 To Be Released By Nov. 16

BUDGET BUREAU ~ WIELDS THE AXE   To Cut Over 104,000 From Federal Trough by November 16.

Kelly Expands Criticism of Sales Tax Diversion Amendment on Ballot

KELLY OPPOSES TAX DIVERSION   Proposal Would Cripple Veterans Education, Governor Declares

Sebern Barker Announces For Co. Commissioner   Former Platoon Sgt. 6th U.S. Engineers Asks Vote of People

Henry C. Mat ysek Announces For Commissioner  Former ig et Set.  591st U.S. Engineers, De css OP a a woke Whi inin t

KESSELRING AD MITS BLAME FOR BOMBING   High Nazi Testifies For Goering At Trials

Dutch People Hopeful, Stork Hovering Over . Palace Will Bring King

ARAB LEADER “KING'S GUEST      GRAND MUFTI GETS REFUGE IN EGYPT UNDER MOSLEM TRADITION—FACES Pko-AX1S CHARGES

General, 4 Others Missing In Plane   Florida - Based B-25 Is Overdue on Detroit to Tampa Fliaht

BARUCH NAMED TO GUIDE ATOM   Senate Expected To Confirm Choice Today; Advisory Group Selected

SUGAR SCARCE   Officials Describe Shortage Most Acute in History.

SUGAR SCARCITY HISTORY'S WORST DUE TO STRIKES   Officials At Washington Today Confirm Worries Of U. &. Housewives

SUGAR SCARCITY IS. WORST YET   Government Officials Can See No Relief Until Ship Strikes Settled

OPA Reveals New Meat Prices For  Consumer Trade   Choice Cuts Get Bulk Of Advances With Beef Carrying Brunt Of Increases; All Veal, Cheaper Pork, Beef Back To June 30

PRICE LEVELS REVAMPED ON MEAT BY OPA   LUXURY CUTS UP CHEAPER GRADES REDUCED

Meat Prices Show Increased Costs for Better Cuts   OPA Makes Ffforts to Hold Fast on Grades for Lower Income Families

Some Cuts of Beef As Much as 10 Cents Above June 30; Pork Boosts Less

OPA Controls On Meat Start Next Tuesday   Beet-Beef Cuts Boosted  10 Cents a Pound, Taemh Shawne 12

Meat Price Ceilings Ordered ‘Into Effect Tuesday by OPA   Some of the Best Beef Cuts Are Upped 10c Pound

Meat Famine May Follow New Ceilings   OPA Permits Greater Increase on the Best Cuts

Meat Ceilings Will Go Into Effect Tuesdar   Rollbacks Cause Industry To See New Meat Famine

OPA Rolls Back  Prices on Meat   Grants ‘Luxury Cut’ Increase, Drops Cheap Grade Ceilings

Ceiling {s Near Levels Of June 30   Shortage Predicted By Meat Packers Because of Action

Butcher Shop Ceilings Set For Tuesday   OPA Holds to Policy  Of Putting Increase Bulk on Luxury Cuts

RETAIL DEALERS ROLL BACK MEAT PRICES TUESDAY   Ceilings to Reduce Present  Costs, But Are Higher Than Those Prevailing June 30.   GREATEST INCREASE ON “LUXURY” CUTS   Some of These Are Up 10 Cents a Pound ~~ Short Ribs, Sausage and Ham Back to Old Levels.

 Beef, Lamb to Take Big Jumps  New, Higher OPA Meat Ceilings To Be Put Into Effect Next Tuesday

Prices Show Big Cut From  Present Level   New Ceilings Will Average 3% Cents Per Pound Over June 30 Prices; Industry Leaders Predict New Meat Famine

Increases Granted In Meat Prices  New Butcher Shop Ceilings Are Set

LASKT ASSAILS ATOM SEGREC   British Labor Party Leader Sings Swan Song as Committee Head

Windsor Jewels Stolen; Part of Loot Recovered   Burglars Climb Drainpipe Into Ducal Apartment at Ednam Lodge and Make Rich Haul; Some Found on Nearby Golf Course

JEWELS STOLEN FROM DUCHESS   London Home Looted As Windsors Visit; Gems Worth $800,000

Part of Windsors’ Stolen Gems Leff On Golf Course   Police Seek Thieves for Loot Valued at $80,000

Bobbies Com London for Wallis’ Gems  Duchess of Windsor   Duchess of Windsor Loses $100,000 In Jewels to Thieves

Windsor Jewels Object of Search, In London Clubs   ‘Society Thief’ Gets Much of Duchess’ $1,009,000 Collection

PART OF WINDSOR GEMS RECOVERED ON GOLF COURSE   London Police Comb Night Clubs for Thieves Who Made Rich Haul at Coup!e’s Apartment.   CLIMBED DRAIN PIPE TO GAIN ENTRANCE   Exchange Telegraph Agency Puts Value of Loot at $800,000—Jewels Found  Worth $120,000.

RECOVER PART OF WINDSORS STOLEN GEMS   Ducal Jewels Taken At Lodge They Are Visiting

173-CENT PAY BOOST GIVEN RCA WORKERS   Pact May Prove Basis For Ending Electrical Strike

SETTLEMENT BASIS FOR ELECTRICAL STRIKE FORESEEN   New Jersey Workers RCA Agree on -Waae Increase

Postwar AAF To Be Constantly Ready, Is Claim   Co-Equal Force With Ground and Naval Services Called for

PAATZ SAYS IT WST BE READY   plans Call for 400,000 fen and 70 Comfot Groups

NAZI MINISTER WARNED BRITISH WOULD FIGHT   Ribbentrop. Says  He Told Hitler of "Fight to the Last’

Hitler Warned Britain Would Fight To End   Von Ribbentrop Denies He Ever Described Britain As ‘Degenerate,’ Cites Moves for Paci

Stultified Work by Veto, Envoy Says   Leads Off Debate by Calling for Review

AUSTRALIA IN ATTACK UPON SOVIET VETO   Charges Over-Use Of Right Undermines Confidence in U.N.

RUSSIANS’ VETO HABIT ASSAILED   Aussie Delegate Avers Netion’s Actions Have Damaged Security Council

Urges Review Of Power to Block Action By One Vote   “Confidence In Council Being Undermined,” Assembly Told

DEBATE OVER VITAL ISSUE IN COMMITTEE   Complete Review of Section Providing Single Vote te Block Decis ions is Requested   ‘(PROPOSALS OFFERED

Australia Hits Russia's Veto  Usage In U. N.   Declares Ten Instances W here Invoked Have ‘Stultified’ Work

‘Acts ‘Stultified’  UN Battle Lines Draw Up on Long Discussed Veto

Australia Attacks Reds for Using [Big Power Veto   Work of Security Council Js Killed; Hasluck Calls for Complete Review

Sharp Battle Over Trieste Taking Form   Molotev Announces 14 Amendments to Paris Aqreement

Australia Attacks Soviets for Too Much Use of Veto   Maintains Practice Has “Stultified” UN Council Work

Criticizes Use Of “Weapon” Ten Times by Soviet   Complete Review of Veto Section Asked by Hastuck as Debate Regins

Attacks Soviet Jor Using Veto  Power 10 Times   ‘Australia Charges Acts Have “Stultified’? Work United Nations Security Council   Opens Debate On Explosive Issue   Connally Expected to Pre: sent Uniled States Viewpoint On Veto Tomorrow

Soviet Use Of Veto Attacked By Australia  Work Of Council B  rian

Speaker Demands Review   Confidence Is Undermined, Says Delegate

Russia's Action Has ‘Stultified’ Work of Council  Actions Undermine Confidence in UN

Asks Review Of Important Veto Power   f Charges Employment  OF Veto ‘Stultifies’ Counedl: Action, *

‘Acts Stultify Work of U. N. Security Grou   Complete Review Of Pact Section Asked of Board

Australia Attacks Soviets for Abuse of Big Power Veto   Connally to Present US Viewpoint Tomorrow; May Change Veto

Soviets Veto Use Rapped   Australia Charges That Action Delays U.N. Security Council

Russia Scored By Australia For Using Veto   Soviets Are Reported Tx Have Exercised Power Ten Timec.

Contidence inUN ls Broken Down By Acts, Charge   Australian Delegate Opens Bitter Debate Over Five-Power Rule

Strikes at Soviet For Making Use O! Right 10 Times, And for Making ‘Decision on What Issues Before U. N. Are Procedural

First Attack In Veto Row Fired at Reds   Australian Says Acts Undermining Council Confidence

Small Nations Attempt To End Power Of Veto   Connally Prepares To Offer Proposal For Nations To Consider

Soviet Use Of Veto Attacked   Australia Leads Off UN Debate On Issue By Calling For Review ‘Of Entire Vote Section

Veto Act Reason  For Tear In Nerve   Aussies Say Acts Undermining All Parley Hopes

Australia Charges Actior Has ‘Stultified’ Work Of Security Council   Delegate As ks For Full Reviey   Steps Are Suggested Fo Making Council Work With Effectiveness

Australia Raps Soviet Use Of Veto   Calls For Review Of United Nations Vets Section

Delegate Paul Hasluck Calls For Complete Review Of Authority Under Which Russia, Great Britain, U. S., France And China Have Right To Block Any Major Decision With Single Vote—Cites Frequent Acts Which “Stultified’” Security Council’s Work

Australian Assails _ Russian Use of Veto   Charges Has Blocked Work of U.N. Council, Undermined Confidence in It, That Veto Used as National Policy

POLITICAL GROUP BEGINS DEBATE OM EXPLOSIVE ISSUE   Charge Russian Actions Ur dermined Confidence  in Councik

, Australia Raps  Soviet Russia For 10 Vetoes   Delegate Hasluck Calls For Review Of ‘Stultifying’ Power In U. N.

WIN THE PEACE’ SPONSORS QUIT   Four Congressmen Deny Any Connection; Conference Opens Tonight

Veterans’ Election ls Declared Valid   Resignation of Sh eriff Mansfield Accepted by Court

Court Certifies Ex-Gls' Victory In McMinn County   Townspeople Cheer As Veterans’ Election Is Declared Valid

New Regime Established  In Tennessee  McMinn County Gets a  ¥ * ee OO    McMinn County Gets Constitutional . Government Again

New Deal in McMinn County Goes Into Effect   Townspeople Cheer as Election of Vets ls Validated

GOVERNOR RECEIVES WORD  _ THAT NATIONWIDE CURTAI  --MENT.OF SERVICE MAY. BE ORDERED TODAY

MEAT TO STAY ON SHORT LS ENDERSN SH      Agriculture Secretary Spikes Reports He Might Lift Price Ceilings      But Most of Receipts Today at Major Markets Are Stockers, Feeders

No Removal Of Meat Lid Is Indicated   Anderson Says in Effect Beef, Pork Are Not Coming off List.

BRISTOL TOWNSHIP BOARD TO USE TWO ROOMS AT TERRACE   School Sessions To Be Held at Bristol Terrace Il Next Term

ARD IN BRISTOL TWP. HAS ONE RESIGNATION   F. H. A. Has Granted the Use Cf Two Rooms at Terrace   SESSIONS OFEN SEPT. 5

Lights, Travel Curbs Removed! As Strike Ends   More Chrisumas Goods In Stores Assured, More Pay Checks Due For Manv Workers   Freight Embargo, Dimaut Cancelled   Some Restrictions Upon Use Of Lights Sul In Effect Where Fuel Is Seanty

Forecast Bright Yule, With Travel, ‘As Most Restrictions Are Removed

LIGHTS ASSURED FOR YULE SEASON   END OF COAL STRIKE MEANS MORE PAY CHECKS, MORE GOODS IN STORES.

End of Strike Means Lights, Travel and Pay   Heat Assured for Public Places Such As Theater; Big Packaaes by Mail

Strike’s End Lifts Many  Restrictions Travel, Light. Heat Available

Lights To Glow  Travel To Be  Unhampered Ample Heat And  More Goods For

Strike End to See Yule Season of Lights and Travel   Many Restrictions Removed Soon After John L. Lewis Acts

Agencies Move Speedily After Lewis Action   More Lights, Goods, Travel, Paychecks In Prospect For Christmas Season

Restrictions On Freight, Travel, Parcels Lifted   Brownout Curbs Off Except In Areas With Little Coal

Restrictions Fade Rapidly, Lights, Travel, Pay Resume   Stringent Measures to Save Fuel and Power Lifted As Strike Ends

Bread Ration Plan Studied  Britain To Decide On Policy.In Few Weeks

DRAFT PLANS IN BRITAIN TO  RATION BREA   Machinery Being Set To Meet Expected  Emergency

Congress Approves Atomic Control by All-Civilian Board   Report President to Be ‘Highly Gratified’ With Measure

TRUMAN LIKES ATOM CONTROL SET-UP DRAFT   All-Civilian P owe! Unit Pleases President

PASS ATOMIC CONTROL BILL   Senate, House Take Final Action Providing For Civilian Control

[DEWEY RESUMES STRIKE END TALK ‘WITH GML UNION   Wage Angle Set Aside For Time; Consider Other Issues

G.M. AND UAW PUT ASIDE WAGE ISSUE   Going to 0 Discuss Other Knotty . Problems First 

WAGE ISSUE IS SHUNTED ASIDE   GM Takes Up Other ’ Problenis With CIO Union

GM, ClO HEADS PARLEY TODAY WITH MEDIATOR   Negotiators Prepared To Take Up Knotty Problems Arsain

‘Supreme Court to Rule On Constitutionality Of Rénegotiation Act

3,000 CANADIAN SEAMEN STRIKE      Union Orders Members te Quit Lake Vessels

HOPE PARTY AND LEAGUE WILL AGREE   Shun Quizzling Lest. Independence Re Jeopardized

Acceptance British Plan Certainty   India Nears Goal Of Independence

Government Indicates It Won’t Force States To Lawer Bread Weight

NEW ZEALAND PREMIER CHARGES FRANCE AND. AEDIC A CEEV TH DETAIA!L U/MDIN [EAGLE BILE

France, Ss. Africa Hitin UNO Meet   New Zealand Minister Criticizes Peclicies; Atom Body Authorized

eee Tees  FRANCE, SOUTH AFRICA HIT BY N. ZEALANDER   Fraser Charges They Have Tried To Save Old Mandates

Prime Minister Of New Zealand In Accusations   France, South Africa Won't Trust UNO With Mandates, He Charges

RESOLUTION ON ATONIC ENERGY GIVEN APPROVAL   Committee Adopts Resolution Which Was Proposed By Moscow

Moscow Atomie Board Idea Is Adopted, 46-0   Political And Security Committee Votes Endorsement

STATE OF UNION MESSAGE HELD UP BY TRUMAN   President Will Combine New Congress Advice  With Budget Assay

Messages by Truman Are to Be Combined In Single Report   President Plans Delivery To Congress in Next Monday’s Session

Truman Combines Two Messages   Report to Congress Delayed Until Monday

Truman Combines His Messages  To Be Delivered to Congress Monday

Will Combine Two Messages      Truman To Give Report, Budget Messages as One Document

Barkley Asks Vote on Loan  This Week   May Ask Senate To Limit Debate-30 Dnderided

Barkley Calls For Final Vote on Loan   Kentucky Senato: Seeks Limti on British Loan Debate

TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH (Alta, Iowa)  ft Witt. Elnlwchawen Diewtnc

ONE RELEASED — NINETEEN ARE  DISCHARGED   List Includes Men From AU Branches Of the Armed Service -

24 DISCHARGED; ONE RELEASED FROM THE NAVY   Kleven Men Are From the Navy and One Is From the ‘Merchant Marines; Ten From Army

FIVE-MILLION-DOLLAR A YEAR NUMBERS RACKET IS SMASHED   MICHIGAN STATE POLICE MAKE ROUNDUP AFTER FOUR*MONTHS OF INVESTIGATION

Hits Car Industry   Steel Shortage Causes Cutbacks in Output of Automobiles

Emergency Food Collection Drive  Is Begun Today   Nationwide Effort Laun ched to Save Starving  ‘Peoples.

‘Pressure Near Bursting Point’   Declares New Wage-Price Policy Can Be Made To Work, However, With Little Effect On Food, Rent Or Clothing Prices.

Wreckage of B-17  Found in Formosa   Plane Carried 20th Air Force General

Stassen Hits At Republicar Standpatters   Tells Indiana Group Reactionary Trend Will Ruin Party

Breen to Head March O’ Dimes   Brookfield Postmaster Named Drive — Director

SULLENTROP HEADS “MARCH ~ OF DIMES” DRIVE   Missouri Ranks : Fifth in Nation in Number of Infantile Paralysis Cases.

Bus, Elevated Trol‘ley; And Subway Service Will Be Resumed Early--Today, Officials Say.

CAR STRIKE ENDS IN PHILADELPHIA   TWO-DAY WALKOUT 15 SETTLED—WORKERS TO RETURN TO JOBS TODAY.

QPERATIONS EXPECTED 10 RESUME SOO!   Five Hour Conference Results in Union, Company Pact

Philadelphia 2-Day Transit Strike Ends   Union, Management Reach Agreement at Five-Hour Conference Service Is Resumed

Bufford Pleads Not Guilty  Manslaughter   HOSPITAL WORKER FOR TWENTY YEARS

Tighter Control In Vet Training   New Bill Gives Vets’ Ad ministration Authority Over Training And Standards

Sugar Stamp For Canning  Is Extended  Move Would —os Offset Strike

OPA Extends Spare Canning Sugar Stamps   Spare Stamps No. 9 And 10 Declared Valid Until November 30th.

CANNING SUGAR TIME EXTENDED   Housewives Get Another 3 Days To Use Up Spare Stamps

LIFE OF 2 SUGAR “STAMPS EXTENDED   NO. 9 AND 10 TO CONTINUE VALID THROUGH NOV. 380 UNDER OPA ORDER.

Extend Sugar Sfamp Period   Will Continue Valid Through Nov. 30 to Help Where Shortage Slowed Canning

Continue Efforts For Settlement Of Steel Wage  ssues   Fairless And Murray To Resume Parley At Washington This Afternoon   PRESIDENT HAS PROPOSAL READY

Germans Fed From US Stocks   Imports From United States Run Less Than Half of Requirements

McNarney Asserts Germany Needs More Food Now  Food Imports From U. $ Said to Be Only Half of Requirements

“Robin Hood” Roamed Italy For Six Months   Feared by rich and adored by poor, bandit is arrested after a colorful career.

GENERAL MOTORS AND OTHER FIRMS MAY SIGN TODAY   Steel Workers to. Get 181% Cents Boost Under New  ff antened

STEEL COMPANY GETS $5 TON PRICE RAISE TO MEET HIKE TO 175,006 STEEL WORKERS

General Motors and Little Steel Disputes Are Expected to Be Over Shortly as Negotiations Are Continued Throughout Day

Long-Awaited Break Comes In Nationwide Work Stoppage—U. S. Steel Corporation’s Employes Will Go Back To Work Monday—Way Paved For Ending Wage Dispute Between C. I. O. And Other Steel Companies—Increase Of $5 Per Ton Is Provided For

Steel Settlement Leads Way to End of Strikes   General Motors and Little Steel Disputes Ar Expected to Be Over Shortly as Necotiations Are Continued Throughout Day

Cardinal Late For Ceremonies  Mi lindszenty, Delayed  © .inatmame a   Mindszenty, Delayed By Russians, Reaches Vatican City Today

Russia Withheld Permit  , .  Delaying Hungary Cardinals -”’ Arrival For Consistory

BIL oGOUTS FORMING COUNTY ORGANIZATION   40 Units Representing 600 Girl Scouts   PLAN TO GET A CAMP

FORM A COUNTY ASS'N FOR THE GIRL SCOUTS   To Provide Camp and Other Privileges For The Troops Throughout County  SELECT THE OFFICERS

Sparta Death Case Closed, Goodman Says   Container From U. W Had Wrong Label Resulting In Fatal Overdose, Jury Finds

POWER STRIKE TIME: 1S SET   PITTSBURGH FACES, ANOTHER CRISIS UNLESS AGREE MENT IS REACHED ; BEFORE MONDAY .

Communists Blow Up Chinese Rail Line Into Mukder   Demonstrations Are Held Against the Russians.

Workers Asking Guaranteed Pay  Packinghouse Worker: to Take Strike Yote

Workers in Meat Plants May Strike   Packing House Employes to Take Strike Vote Next  Week, Announced

LAUSCHE HITS ‘BENEFIT’ PLAN AT HOSPITAL   Guernsey-co. Democrats Head Formation of Cambridge: .. Organization

Cattle Pour Into Markets;  Prices Lower   OPA Moves: Forward + Whole Decontrot . . Prooram

Record Number Hogs Pour into Stock Yards   Prices Driven Downward trom Yesterday's Highs

Record Hog. Receipts Put Prices Down   - Cattle Prices Zoom “Further Due “To Decontrol

BEEF PRICES REACH NEW HIGH MARKS   Hogs Pour Into Markets, Sending Prices Downward

PRICES FOR CATTLE HIGHEST INTISTORY OF UNITED STATES   Top Price of $35.25 is Paid Today at Chicago Hog Market is Pushed Lower from Supply.   BREAK IS FORESEEN IN SWINE BUYING

PRIME. STEERS AND YEARLNES Mie fe 099.95   Packers at Chicago Hold Off on Bids for Hogs Pending Lower Quotes   OTHERS APPLY ‘ERAKES’  Many lowa Buyers Reject Offerings and Some Are ~ Bidding $3 Lower

PORK SKIDS AS BEEF RISES AT MARKETSTODAY   Top Steers And Yearlings Bring Record Price At Chicago Yards

SELECTION OF HOUSE SPEAKER SEEN AS IMPORTANT KEY TO REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR THE 1948 ELECTION

Of Liberty   Formation of New Provisional Governmént Is Ranked As One Of  History’s Great .Mo-

 . Mackenzie's  Column      By DEWIPY MACKENZLE AYP Forcien 2 irs Analyst

'White Pines State Park, Ogle County, To Receive 70 Acres Addition

BEATINGS BRED BY GLINMATES   Yanks Claim Clubbings Part Of Routine At Lichfield Camp

Arab Shadow Gov't Set Up  For Palestine   Former Exiled Mufti Elected President of “Government” To Rule ~ Palestine.

Arabs Organize ShadowRegime For Palestine   Provides-For. Exiled Mufti Of Jerusatem: Furctioning As President Of Republie

Arab Shadow Cov’ t Set Up  For. Palestine   Former “Exiled Mufti Elected  President « of “Governinent” To Rule Palestine: -

Krab “Shadow Government’ for Palestine Organized with Mutti of Jerusalem as Presicent

Eighteen Nazis Chargec With Extermination Of 2,200,000 Civilians

@ PAUL MALLON-—  Offers Objective Suggestion on Palestine Problem

Scrap Over Pauley  Nears Showdown   President’s Nominee  Ready to Testify

PAULEY HEARING MAY END TODAY   Senate Naval Affairs Group Divided On Approval -For Navy Post

BASEBALL'S ‘BIG TRAIN’ IS DEAD   Walter Johnson Dies of Brair Tumor in Washington

IMMORTAL AGE OF BALL DIES   Fireball King Who Virtuallv Rewrote Record Books Of Baseball During 21 Years, Passes At 59.

SAYS RUSSIANS EXECUTED TOP JAP WAR CRIME LEADERS, NEEDED TO TESTIFY AT WAR TRIALS

Charges Russia  Has Executed  Many Witnesses Attorney Enters  Protest Against USSR Actions

Defense Attorney Charges Reds Sho! All Vital Jao War Crime Witnesses

Appeal On Primary Separation Law Is Filed In Supreme Court By Committee

CONGRESS TO GET. REQUEST IN MESSAGE   PRESIDENT SEEKING . POWER TIVE TO PREVENT Ho  WALKOUTS __   - By ROBERT G. NIXON International News Service

TO ASK DRASTIC LEGISLATION BY CONGRESS   Hopes to Block Walkouts Which Threaten Nation’s Economy

EXTRAORDINARY STRIKE: POWERS TOBE ASKED   Pres. Truman To Present New Needs To Congress

Wants Britain to Keep Lend-Lease Equipment Out of Colonia! Fights

SENATOR PROPOSES U. S. TELL BRITAIN TO: KEEP LEND-LEASE GUNS OUT OF COLONIAL FIGHTS

British: Use of U. ; Arms sFough   Lend-Lease Weapons Killing Jews, Indians, Javanese, Says Solon

NAME PUT ON BALLOT BUT PARTY AGAINST ELECTION TO POST  CANDIDATE FOR STATE AGRI COMMISSIONER  SAID “UNFAITHFUL”      RAN ANTONIO CBIONCEN

Candidate For Agriculture Post Scored by Dems   State Committee Calls For Defeat at Polls; McDonald Has Answer

NAME PUT UN BALLOT BUT PARTY AGAINST ELECTION T0 POST  _ ‘CANDIDATE FOR STATE  sATee MF EROS T AAO   ‘CANDIDATE FOR STATE AGRI COMMISSIONER SAID “UNFAITHFUL”

Ship Builders Face Inquiry   «House Group Plans Investigation Of War-Time Profits

Negotiators In-Rail Strike Still Hopeful   Head of Trainmen Says ‘New Proposition’ Now Considered by Carriers

Negotiations In Railroad Truce Still In Progress   Reports Vary As To Actual Situation In Effort To Avert Strike Renewal   REPORT SITUATION IS ‘STILL HOPEFUL’

Rail and Coal Strike Situations Called ‘Hopeful   Labor Problems Discussed at  White House

Post War Europe To Be Discussed  At Civic Forum  Noted Speaker Will Open Winter  ~~ G2. 8

Post War Europe To Be Discussed At Civic Forum  Noted Speaker ~ Will Open Winter  * Sessions Thursdav

U.S. Has No Plan to Avert G. E.-Westinghouse Strike,   Union Leaders to Meet Saturday to Arrange Walkout of 200,000—Labor Department Will Not Recommend al ure of Packing Plants if Employes Go Out—Greyhound Bus Strike in 18 Northeastern States Ends.

Big Problems Mount Daily In Labor Dept.   Contends Seizure Will Be Last Resort “In Packing Situation

Bureau has no plans lo avert strike Federal seizure a ‘last resorvU

POLITICAL SETUPS TAKING SHAPE   “Coalition Which Helped FDR Is Now Backing Truman :,

’ President Truman Seems y Assured Now of Support Of Left-Wing Coalition

LIBERALS SWING BEHIND TRUWAN   Left-Wing Gr oups, CIO, Give Suppert to President

LEFT WINGERS BACK TRUMAN   SIDNEY HILLMAN GIVES PRESIDENT PAC BLESSING

Report Due Tuesday On Goering Suicide   Last Letter Left by Nazi Leader May Give Details on How He Cheated Allied Gallows

CONSTITUTION-TRIBUNE FRESENTS NEWS EVENTS, ‘ OF THE DAY ON SCREEN

Call Hearing On Rationing Of Electricity   No Order Received Yet In Danville

BOTH FACTIONS CARRY FIGHT TO COMMISSION   Action on Ordinance Delayed After Somes “Wordy” Exchanges

Arab Sheik Slain, Desert War Looms  Tribal Leaders Threaten Action If Bedouin Slaying Not Worked Out

GM Union Head: Ask Truman fo Mediate Strike   UAW Charges Company Delays Final Settlement

AUTO STRIKE. ACTION ASKED OF PRESIDENT   DETROIT COUNCIL AND MAYOR "OF PONTIAC OFFICIALS JOIN ” UNIONS-IN SEEKING FEDERAL INTERVENTION

ASK U. §. 10 INTERVENE IN GN. STRIKE   Action Sought by Detroit Council and Union Officials

Truman Calls on U.S. to  Remain Strong   President Minces No Words on Policy Statement

Truman Voices Foreign Policy   President. in Army Day Sveech, Warns U.S. Expects Other Nations to Respect Its Rights and Those of Small Peoples

Strong Military Forces Needed To Gain World Peace   Reserves US Right To Enter Into ‘Rivalry’

Calls On Nations To Continue Peace   Urges Passage Of Draft Law, Unification Of Services And Universal Training Bills

Truman Asks for Strong Armed Force   Power Needed to Oppose Aggression Throughout World

Calls For Draft Extension, Army, Navy Merger Now   President Gets Tough;” Uses Strongest Language Since Taking Office

Nation Hears Plea for Life Of Draft Act   President Proclaims World Foreign Policy Aimed at Aggression

  President Aims To Help Weak,  Preserve Peace  70,000 Hear His Plea For Universal Training

New Universal Foreign Policy For U.S. Proclaimed by President   Chief Executive Warns of ‘Grave Danger’ Of Middle East Rivalry in Army Day Talk

President Asks Strong Military  To Keep Peace   Truman Calls for Early Extension of Selective Service; Armed Forces Unification Asked in Chicago Talk

TRUMAN CALLS: FOR UNIVEROAL WARL A POLICY   Asks Strong Military Force te Battle Aggression. ~ and Coercion.

President Tells Throng Of 70,000 America Must Remain Powerful   Draft Extension Appeal Renewed   Nobody Should Play Pelli. tics On National Safety, He Declares

Need Voiced To Preserve Peace, Help  Weak Powers   Coercion Mentioned Ia Army Day Speech

U.5. 10 OPPOSE AGGRESSION IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD   President Proclaims New “Universal” Foreign Pol-__  icy in Speech Before - © 70,000 at Chicago.   AMERICA TO BACK U. N. “fo UTMOST"   Executive Says Universal Training Is Necessary to * Assure Strength in Times of Crisis.

New ‘Universal’ Foreign Policy Of Nafion Told   President Calls For Strong Forces To  Back Up Plans, Bids For Draft Extension

BiG RESERVE FORCE ASKED BY PRESIDENT   SELECTIVE SERVICE EXTENSION FOR YEAR FAVORED

WARNS WORLD AGAINST NEW AGGRESSIONS   Asks Congress Extend Selective Service  Another Year

Calls for Power To Back Up That Stand   Tells Huge Chicago Throng America Must Remain Strong To Preserve Peace, Protect Weak from Coercion, Asks Draft Extension; Proclaims New ‘Universal’ Policy

Declares U.S. Needs Strength To Keep Peace   Reserves Right Of U. S. To Intervene In Case OF Ag.  . TRAC ZING   SUPPORTS DRAFT LAW

Must Stay Strong President Warns  Urges Draft Extension, Universal Training

Truman Asks Strong Force To Back lf Up   Calls for Extension  Of Draft, Merger of Armed Forces as Well a: Military Training

Nation’s Chief Proelaims New ; . : YY . For eign Policy   Declares “Universal Plan Aimed at Stopping “Co. ercion and Penetration” of Weak   Minces No Words In Outlining Goal   Renews Appeal for Selective Serviee, Unification Armed Forces and  Compulsory Training

Declares America Must Remain Strong. Urges Extension of the Draft In Speech At Chicago

YANK-SLAYER — HAS ESCAPED   OCCUPATION SOLDIER CON. VICTED OF KILLING TWO JAPANESE FLEES ARMY HOSPITAL .

Pvt. Hicswa Flees Hospital in Japan   Youth Was Scheduled for Transfer to U. S. Prison

Congressmen Th Think UNO [s Mase To Stop Russia   Leaders Believe Differences Should Be Worked Out There, With Russian Participation, And Not Through Military Alliance Proposed By Churchill

House Debates On Churchill's Fulton Speech   Southern Democrats Back British Leader; Others Critical

Western Union . Workers Split:   AFL Employes Ready: To Accept ! Offer—CIO Men Ready: to Strike

MEXICAN BEEF BAN 1S LIFTED   Thousands Of Cattle On Move To Cross Border For Fattening

LIFT BAN FRIDAY ON MEXICAN CATTLE   Government to Rescind Quarar tine Against Shipments of Animals to U. S.

ed Troops eave Mukden Reports Say   Fires Break Out In Manchuria's Capital City

Secrecy Cloaks  indonesia Talks   Resistance Continues Against British.

Government Officials See Little Progress in GMAuto Workers Dispute

Picture Brightens For Settlement Gf Major Labor Strife   OIL, AUTO INDUSTRY RESUME NEGOTIATIONS   Leaders Hope That Ore ’ Settlement May Lead To Lahor Peace

OIL IDUSTRY WAGE FACT-FINDING PANEL TO RESUME HEARING   Hope Expressed That Settlement of Oil Controversy Would Prove Pattern For End of Other Disputes.

Union, Oil Officials May Ask For More Time For Direct Negotiations  ACTION IN AUTO STRIKE LIKELY  TO LAG UNTIL SETTLEMENT OF THREATENED) OQTERET orpInrnm

Railroads Deny Gov't Charges In Anti-Trust Suit   Counsel Deny Any Firms Entered In Trade Conspiracy

Railroads Deny Federal Charges  47 Western Lines File Answer to Suit

Railroads Deny ‘Govt. Charge In Antitrust Suit   Western Carriers File Answer; Dismissal Of  Action Asked.

Evidence Refutes Nazis’ Claim of Being ‘Surprised’ by Pearl Harbor

ADVISORY UNIT URGES END OF PRICE CEILINGS   Army Seeks ‘Loan’ of 20,000,000 Pounds  From Britain

‘Petition For: Removal: of Control Ceilings ta Be Cited Parmally         NEW REGULATIONS BEING: DRAFTED FOR SIPPLIFS

Decontrol Fight Near  Showdown   20,000,000 Pounds of Meat as Loan From Britain Sought

ANSWER IS SOUGHT TO MEAT PROBLEM BY LEADERS OF U.S.   Truman Advisors Seek Method of Easing Up Situation; Anderson Tells of Doubts.   CONTROL LIFTING IS NOT EXPECTED

ARMY APPLYING TO BRITAIN FOR LOAN OF MEAT   Seeks To Borrow 20,000,000 Pounds Of Beef From John Bull

Approximately 1,500 Employes In Group Which The UMW Seeks To Split From 3,500 In Gompany Unit   SEARCH PRESSED FOR SABOTEURS

DEAL BY ARMY » ASSURES MEAT “FOR SOLDIERS   ARRANGEMENTS MADE TO BORROW 20 MILLION POUNDS OF ARGENTIN BEEF FROM  ' BRITAIN —

MEAT SHORTAGE BEING STUDIED BY DEMOCRATS   Drastic Changes In Present Setup May Be Made To Ease Problem

PETITION ASKS DECONTROL OF BEEF CEILINGS   Advisory Group Readies Action As U.S. Dickers With British For Meat

Meat Sought For Use of \. §. Troops   20 Million Pounds Believed Will be From Araqentina

Advisory Committee Urges Bans Lifted To Increase Meat Supplies   RtLpteTIN

Vote I1-] End Price Ceilings   Beef Advisory Group Takes Stand on Issue

British Beef May Be Used By Americans   Plans To Ease Home Shortage Not Announced

Anderson Due To Get Ceiling Removal Plea   Advisory Committee Atthorizes Filing of Petition Today

U.S. Gets Meat From British.   War Department Obtains Argentine Meat To Feed Army Overseas.

BEEF PACKERS ASK LIFTING OF PRICE CONTROLS   Food Situation for American Troops Is Precarious

Measure Filed With House Clerk By Rep. Merrow  Hopes Tru uma n Will  Cail Ses:

Beef Advisory Group Requests End of Control   Votes 11 to 1 to Ask for Removal of Price  Ceilings

Industry Board Drafts Petition To Kill Ceilings   OPA Considers. New Distribution.Plan; Atmy:to Ask “Loan ;

SHOWDOWN BATTLE STARTED TO REMOVE FEDERAL CONTROLS  BEEF ADVISORY COMMITTEE AUTHORIZED FILING OF PETITION

Committee Votes ll to 1 To Ask Ceilings Lifted On Cattle, Beef And Veal; Army Is Seeking ‘Loan Of British Meat

NEGOTIATIONS REPORTED IN PROGRESS NOW   Wil Ask 20,000,000 Pounds To Meet Needs of Overseas Forces.

Need Beef For Men  Overseas   Negotiating to Borrow 30.000.006 Pounds Belonging To Great Britain

Battle solve     ) ‘Nea Showdown   ‘Board: Authorizes Petition ‘For-Ending Of Ceilings On Cattle: Beef And Veal

Meat Problem Continues To Hold Interest   SOLUTION OF ' SHORTAGE WORKED ON BY LEADERS

—ASK REMOVALBeef. Group Authorizes  New Action  May Ask Help . From British

Contends Supply Of Beef Is Ample At Present Time   Sec. Anderson Committed To Reject Petition, Having Said Supply Scarce

Army After 20 Million [hs Of Beef   Borrowing For Troop Use Abroad Would Ease Dameectic Shartace.

Control of Beef Near Showdown   Petition Asking Price Removal ls Filed Today

MEAT INDUSTRY SEEKS TO END PRIGE CONTROL   Agriculture Department Mum as It Awaits Petition  Anoinet Pallings

Army May Get Loan ot Beet From Britain   Strict Silence on Plans to Ease Meat Shortage Maintained By Administration

Ask Beef Decontrol      Industry Files Petition, Stating Cattle In Ample Supply

Showdown Nears dn Battle For Decontrol Of Beef; Removal ‘Of Ceiling Asked

Agriculture Department Awaits Formal  Demand O.P.A. Decontrol Stock Prices

Advisory Unit ToPetition Price Removal   War Department Says Army Will Get Mea? From Britain

Army Attempting To Obtain Loan Of British Meal   War Department Seeking 20 Million Pounds of Beef Unti Feb. 28th

Anderson. Promises Prompt Action; Government Prepares Plan To Relieve Shortage

Decontrol Plea Studied By Anderson   Other Ways to Relieve Famine  Also Considered

Ohio Governor Asks Inquiry Into Shortage   Army Seeks Loan From Britain To Feed Troops

FIRST ACTION TAKEN TODAY BY COMMITTEE   Advisory Group’ s Petition Is Approved By 1l To 1 Vote

SHOWDOWN LOOMS ON BEEF DECONTROL   Filing of Petition To Remove Price Ceilings From Cattle Authorized

J, S, SEEKS MEAT LOAN’ ‘ROM BRITAIN   To Feed Our Overseas Troops

BETO BRITISH Bet TO FEED MEN OVERSEA   November Delivery Expected to Ease Shortage in United States.

DRIVE LAUNCHED FOR ‘FREE’ BEEF   De-Control Showdown Due; Army Eyes Meat ‘Loan’

Petition Presented. Formally to Secretary of Agriculture Andera son — Action Comes As Truman’s Political Advisers Grope for Means to End Meat Famine Without Wrecking Price Control.

Administration — Still Seeking Another Way Qui   Secretary Anderson Fighting Decontrol

Beef Decontrol Showdown Near   Petition To Remove Meat Lid Authorized   Beef Advisory Group Votes 11 to] For Decontro!}

Army Will Borrow Meat From Britain For Troops   Officials Say Supply Will Come From Beef Allotted To Britain By Argentina; Loan Will Ease Situation Abroad And Help Relieve Distress At Home

Anderson Due To Get Ceiling  Removal Plea       Advisory Committee Aus thorizes Filing of Petition Today 2 ia

DECONTROL OF MEAT IS ASKED   Committee Votes 11 To 1 To Request Removal Of Control

Beef Group To Ask for  Decontrol   Committes Votes, 11-1, In Favor Of Price Ceiling Removal.

Beef Advisory Group Favors Meat Decontrol   Authorizes Filing Of Petition To Remove Ceilings; Army To Borrow British Beef

MEAT FIGHT HEADS FOR A SHOWDOWN   Beef Advisory Committee Authorizes Filing of Petition to Remove Ceilings From Cattle, Beef and Veal.

OPA BOARD HAS SENT REQUEST TO SECRETARY   Way Sought To End Meat Shortage

Move Is Announced As Shortage Grows   Argentina Expected To Furnish ‘Loaned’ Meat; Green Demands Seizure Of Stocks

INITIAL STEP TAKEN TO END MEAT CEILINGS   Advisory Committee Asks to Have All Controls Removed

ANDERSON DUE TO GET MEAT DECONTROL PLEA   Secretary Keeps Silent or Own Plan for Easing Shortage

 War Department Negotiating  for ‘Exportable Surplus’ To  Feed Troops in Overseas Service.      PLAN REPAYMENT BEFORE FEBRUARY 28

LOAN OF MEAT IS NEGOTIATED   Britain To Let War Dept. Have 20 Million Pounds For Army

Agriculture Department Is Quiet On Meat Shortages; Demand Made On Controls

DECONTROL FIGHT ON BEEF HEADED - FOR SHOWDOW!   ‘Petition Filed to Remove Pri: Ceilings From Cattle, Beef and Veal.   ACTION BY COMMITTE®   Voted 11 to 1 to Petition For Decontrol; to Sign the : Appeal,

KEEP SILENT ON OWN PLANS FOR EASING SHORTAGE  CQEPADRDEPTANDY PrvynrnatTrcn   SECRETARY EXPECTED TO REJECT PETITION TO REMOVE CEILINGS

Anderson Asked To Remove Price Controls on Beet   OPA Advisory Panel Submits Petition to Secretary of Agriculture   TRUMAN REACTION EXPECTED TODAY   Political Advisors Alarmed By Mounting Tide of Public Resentment

Showdown Near On Beef Curb pnts Fight  Army Negotiations ‘Loan’ Of Meat from Enaland

British Meat Sought for Gls   Packers Petition for Beef Decontrol

Packers Claim Beef Supplies Are Adequate  Army To Borrow Meat In Britain Tn Eaad Teaane

ANDERSON DUE 10 GET MEAT. PLEA TODAY   Awaits Word From White House On  Easing Shortace ©

20,000,000 LB. BEEF LOAN FOR GIS OVERSEAS   Advisory Committee Authorizes Filing of. Petition for Decontrol

oceK 10 Gt] BEET FOR Wat AFIS TRANPS   Now Negotjating For Loan Of 20,000,000 Pounds Of Beef Until February 28 For Army Use   WILL DELIVER MEAT IN BARLY NOVEMBER

Removal of Meat Price Lids Urged   Committee Votes 11 to 1 to Ask For Decontrol of  Cattle, Beef, Veal

Food Wanted For Troops Overseas; Pledge To Repay   Beef Committee Authorizes Plea For Decontrol Of Cattle, Veal Outpu'

ARMY WILL OBTAIN BRITISH HEAT 10 FEEDS. SOLDIERS   Loan oi Commodity to Be Repaid, Officials of War Department Say Today; Tell of Plan.  ARGENTINA BEEF  ‘crryY+r+‘tmtw?™ vrret? eer rk

‘Filing of Petition To Lift ‘Price Ceilings From Cale, Beef and Veal Is Authorized

Packers Claim Beef Supplies Are Adequate   Army To Borrow Meat In Britain To Feed Troops

U. 5. Seeks Mea Through British   Supply in Argentine Available Through Sale to Great Britain

Committee To Petition Ceiling Lift   One Member of Advisory Group Casts Vote for Continued Program of Price Regulation

Anderson Is Reported Waiting for White House Reaction to Proposals

ARGENTINE BEEF WAL) BF SOURCE OF MEAT “LOAN’   Amount ts to Be Paid Back ‘Pound for Pound’ byNext February 28   OPA TO ALTER PRICES   Will Affect Several Types of Cuts; ‘Fair Distribution’ Order Is Planned

U. S. Seeks Meat ‘Loan’ In Britain   Army Negotiates For 20 Million Pounds to Feed “Overseas Troops

Advisory Group Asks Meat Price  Controls Lifted   Petition Provides For  Cattle. Beef And Veal

Deal Under Way With — Great Britain For Loan’ ~ Of Meat Until Feb. 28

Meat Group Votes to File Petition   Want Ceiling Lifted; OPA Working On New Regulations

Control Battle At Hand   Reef Committee Allews Petition Asking Ceiling End   Army Seeks ‘Lean’

Advisers Initiate Move for Showdown   Contend That Beef Is Eligible, ° Including Supply Amplitude— hAvmy Geoke Rritich Meat

GOV. LAUSCHE TO CALL SOLONS   Special Session Planned To Provide Funds For Operating Fletcher

GIVES EMPLOYES $705, 686—  Yuletide Bonus Checks . [Run As High As $3,500

Reese Gives His Employes $705,686 ‘As Yuletide Bonus   Ten-Year Workers Receive $3,500 Rach;. Average Is $852.50; Broke 14 Years Ago

Ohio Pottery Plant Owner Penniless In 1932, Pays $705,686 In Yule Bonuses

On Relief 14 Years Ago. Pottery Chief —  Gives $705,686 in. Yule Bonuses

$705,686 Is Given To 827 Employes By Boss Who Was On Relief 14 Years Ago

$3,500 For 10-Year-Employes  827 Pottery Workers Giver $705,686 Christmas Bonu:

FIND NO SIGNS OF INCISION IN GOERING’S SKIN   Mystery of Hidden Vial of Poison Deepens as Investigation Continues

ARMY MEN DENY WOUND FOUND ON BODY OF COERING   Mystery of Where German Reichsmarshal Obtained  Poisan Linsclved

Officials Reveal No Incision Found   Bulky Nazi’s Body Was Minutely Examined By Investigators Before It Was Burned

Prison Officials Deny Goering Hid Poison Under Ski   No Wound Found on Nazi's Stomach After Suicide, Doctor Insists   CYANIDE CAPSULE MYSTERY DEFPENS   No Clues Found to Support Rumor; Secret Investi-

Nazi Suicide Clue Fizzles   Staff Denies Goering Hid Vial Under Skin

Greek Premier To Come Here   Scheduled to Lay Before U. N. Complaint Border Violated

Greeks To Ask U.N. To Probe Border Fights   Premier Tsaldaris Flies to U.S; Mav Raise Issue

Greek Premiet Flying To UN Parley Sunday   Presumably Will Lay Complaint Before Body Charging Leftest Bands with Violating Border.

GREEK PREMIER COMING TOU. S.   PLANS TO COMPLAIN TO UN COUNCIL OF BORDER VIOLATIONS

GREEK PREMIER TO PROTEST T0 U.N. ATTACKS  ALONG BORDER   Fighting Report In North Between Greek Troops And Leftist Bands

United ‘Nations to Hear Plaint of Greek Chief   Tsaldaris Books TWA Passage; Violation of Border Charged

United Nations to Hear From Greek Premier on Northern Border Battle

Greek Premier  To File Charge   Plans To Lay Complaint About Border Before U. N. Assembly.

TSALDARIS 10 FLY 10 U. S.   Wil! Lay Before U. N Complaint Greece's Border Violation

U.N. Will Hear Greek Complaint   Northern Border Violated, Claim

Greek Premier to Lay Boundary War In lap of U.N.  rane Rulanrian   Argue Bulgarian, Albanian, Yugoslav Bands Making Raids

Greek Premier Coming To See United Nation:   Will Lodge Complaint That Greece’s Border Has Been Violated By Foreigners

GREEK PREMIER PLANS FLIGHT 10 NEWYORK SUNDAY   Tsaldaris Will File Complaint '. With U.N. on Border  Warcfore

" —GREECE—. Premier To .  Fly Protest,  To New York  > U. N. To Hear Of  ” Border Incidents

Gen. Romulo ‘Assails Soviet, States UN Is Operated By ‘A ‘One-Vote Rule’

Romulo Flays Russia’s Use Veto Power   Philippine Delegate Says UN Council Operates On “One-Naliun, OneVore Rule”?   Sees Arms Race “Around Corner”   Calls For Revision Of UN Charter In Time To Prevent Another Wap:

Soviets Assailed For Veto Powers   Attack Is Delivered As British Plan Is Studied

Romulo Bitterly Assails Soviet Use Of Veto   UN Delegates Study British Plan For  Modification Despite U. S.. Red Warnings

Philippines Label Red Veto One-Vote Rule   Romulo Attacks Practice as New Plan Studied

Truman cites friendship of U.S., Canada  ‘Whole world should profit?

Former IRA Head Near Death from Eight-Week Fasi   Fleming on Hunger Strike In Protest Against His Imprisonment   McCAUGHY REFUSES FOOD AND LIQUIDS   Members of North Ireland’s Parliament Are Seeking To Intervene *

IRA Leader Near Death From Fast   48-Day Hunger Strike Is Telling on Fleming

One Jap Taken Into Custody,  Another Sought   Plotter Seized Gives Tip After Leader Tries to Poison Him; Act Set for Today

Americans Nip Japanese Plot To Kall MacArthur  One Conspirator Already in Toils, Nation-Wide Hunt

MacArthur Unafraid Of Jap Plotters   Search Continues For Tokayaia, Believed to Have Inspired Scheme text +the—’mericarr Ruler of Japan

Plot Bared To Kill MacAthu      One Conspirator Caught: Hunt for Arch-Plotter Launched

MacArthur Plot — Gang is Hunted   Wide Search is Started By Army

Plot to Murder MW’ Arthur Laid To Jap Fanatic   Kamikaze Pilot Huntec After Poisoned Pal  Revaale Plian«

Jap Conspirator Being Hunted   Plot to Assassinate MacArthur Told

Thugs Beat Youth To Death: Attack  Girl Companion   Girt In New Verk Hospital In Serious Condition After Being Attacked

Ask Molotov  Be Questiones   Nazi Attorneys At Nuern berg Trial Ask About .Secret Russo-German  Pact

COAL PRICES ARE INCREASED AVERAGE OF 40 CENTS A TON   IKE IN COST TO CONSUMERS DUE TO RAISE RECENTLY GRANTED TO MINE WORKERS

0.P.A. Increases Price On Coal   Average Boost Of 40', Cents Per Ton Is Ordered, Immediatelv   MINERS PAY BOOST CAUSE OF ACTION

Consumers fo Pay Benefits ‘Allowed Miners   Price Increases Average 404 Cents Per Ton

28th Annual Farm Bureau Convention  Set For Nov. 13-15   Purdue President, Other Well Known Personages Will Speak

Friends of Senator Taft Booming Ohioan for Presidential Nomination

Housewives Facing Big Jolt With$250, 000,000-A- Year Boost For Dairy Products

Dairy Product Prices Hiked Quarter Billion Dollars A Year; Subsidies Must Stay   Quart of Milk to Go Up One Cent, Butter 11 Cents a Pound and Cheese Six Cent<

New High Prices On Milk, Butter Effective in June   Bowles Says Boost Necessary Because Of Subsidy Denial

PRICES OF DAIRY PRODUCTS HIKED $250,000,000 YEAR   BOWLES PREDICTS ANOTHER RISE IN SUBSIDIES ARE CUT

Hike Of 250 Millions Per Year 0.K.’d   Still Another Big Boost If Congress Cuts Subsidies. Savs Bowles.

Housewives Jolted By Price Boost On Dairy Products  Another Sharp Rise On Milk Predicted,

~More Coming If Congress Cuts Subsidies AR a a a ee eel  Dairy Prices Boosted  §$230.000.000 A Year

Prices Hiked For Cheese, Milk, Butter   Cheese Up 6 Cents .A' Pound; Milk One Cent A_ Ouart: Butter. 11e Pound.

Prices Of Dairy Products Increased; New Hikes Seen If Subsidies Are Cur

Dairy Items to Be Higher After June 1   Bowles Reverses His Stand as Congress Frowns on Subsidies

Dairy Products Granted High Price Boost  Another Increase bce. dt 16 ut   Another Increase Hinted If Cut In Subsidies Voted

DAIRY PRODUCTS PRICES BOOSTED   Government Predicts Another Hike if Congress Cuts Present Subsidies

U.S. WILL GET PRICE INCREASE IN DAIRY GOODS   Milk to Go Up 1 Cent; Butter Rises 11 Cents; Cheddar Cheese 6 Cents

Milk, Butter, Cheese Prices Will Go Up Early in June. Greater Hike If Subsidies Are Cut

Dairy Products’ Prices Boosted  Another Hike Seen lf Subsidies Drop

Dairy Products Get $250,000,000 Year Price Hike   Another Boost Seen If Congress Cuts Subsidy Program

OPA Iner Price Of Mi Butter, (heed   Still Further Boost M Be Given In July Congress [nds Subst: dics.  wt

Dairy Product Prices Upped  Quarter Billion Dollars Yearly   New Boosts Ahead If Subsidies Cut, Rowles Anticipates

Price Hike For Dairy Products   Milk, Butter and Cheese Boost Effective Early In Tune

Milk Hiked One Cent Per Quart; Butter Upped 11L Cents Pound   Cheddar Cheese Rises Six Cents   Officials Predict Even Higher Charges If Subsidies Reduces

Government Allows  Increases in  Dairies’ Products Public Will Pay More  For Butter, Cheese And Other Milk Foods

DAIRY PRODUCTS PRICES: TO RISE   Hike in Milk, Butter, and Cheese to Become Ef fective in June   ‘STILL HIGHER COSTS

Dairy Product Price Increase Is Authorized.   Stand of Bowles Is Reversed in New Directives

Bowles Gives Boost on Milk Butter Prices   Cheddar Cheese Up; Food Costs Raised 950 Million Yearly

U.S. Turns Back Packers’ Plants   Government Releases Seized Facilities

Madill’s Whiskey Case Continued   Hearing for County Attorney and Three Others Set Now for Dec. 9.

WAGE CONTROL COLLASE MAY  COME SHORTLY   THREE MEMBERS GF BOARD REPRESENTING IN DUSTRY: * SAID TO BE PREPARING . " (TO RESION

INDUSTRY MEN ON WAGE BOARD MAY RESIGN   Report Follows Demand of Labor for End of Controls

Abandonment of Wage Controls Appears Imminent  Industry Members of      Industry Members of Board Said to Be Ready to Quit

FEAR COLLAPSE OF WAGE BOARD   Industry Members Reported Ready To Resign Again

Local Price Control Board Rounds Out Its Fourth Year   Some Members of Board Have Given Entire Four Years of Volunteer Service

Historic Ceremony Cuts Philippine Islands Free From U, S. after LO0-Year Transitional Period; Representatives Of 50 Nations Attend Great Service

Happy, Excited Thou. sands Attend Cere. mony Which Cut Is. lands Free From The United States

Roxas Takes Oath As New Philippine Republic Is Born   MacArthur Warns Inde pendence Comes During Troubled Times

Thousands Attend Historic Ceremony; Roxas Is Sworn In   A Truman Pledge That U.S. Will Assist New Republic Born In Rubble of War

Philippines Begin Era oF Independence In An Uneasy World: MacArthur

REPRESENTATIVES OF 50 NATIONS IN MANILA FOR EVENT   Independence Grant Is Most Unprecedented In All History

Philippines Granted Freedom At Historic Rites in Manila   New Republic Born Amid Rubble of Conflict. as Manuel Roxas Is Sworn in as President to Guide Country in Independence

U. S. ACTION IS PRAISED  Freedom Granted Philippines In Imoressive Manila Ceremony

Islanders Free From  Uncle Sam   Jovous Crowds Attend July 4 Independence Rite

Independence  Attained by  Philippines Roxas Sworn in As President

New Republic of Philippines Born amid War Rubble   Historic Ceremony Attended by Happy Excited Thousands

Republic of the Philippines Born   Kxcited Thousands Attend Ceremony in Which Freedom Given

Big Political Fight Is Seen In This State   Game Separation Issue Is Coming

Bank Tellers Grab Robber, $38,460   Oklahoma City Sees  Downtown Chase

ATCHESON IS NAMED CHIEF OF COUNCIL   Career Diplomat Is Appointed to Soothe Ruffled Feelings

Atcheson is chairman of allied council  Move to soothe  ruffled feelings

MacArthur Shifts  Council Member   Acheson to Preside  Over 4-Power Board

MacArthur Acts To Soothe Soviet British Feelings   Atcheson Is Named U. § Member and Chairman of Allied Council

NAZI LEADERS CALM DURING FINAL HOURS   Hitler’s Top Helpers, Facing Death, Seem Resigned to Their Fate.

CONDEMNED — NAZIS RESIGNED 10 FATE   Nazis To Die By Hanging On Werlnesday

CONDEMNED NAZI LEADERS CALM IN FACE OF GALLOWS   Security Measures To Be Enforced Buring Executions _ - SMednecday

H. G. Wells Dies Today  In London   Health Of Distinguished Novelist Had Been Ebbing For Months

H. G. Wells, Author, Dies Today At 79   Used Science As Vehicle In Turning Out His ‘Best Sellers’

FAMOUS WRITER DIES IN ENGLAND   H. G. Wells, 80, Expires in Home After Long Illness.

H. G. WELLS, 79, VICTIM TODAY Famous Author Is  Claimed By Death

BRITISH WRITER, H. G. WELLS, DIES   AUTHOR OF FANTASY AND FACT SUCCUMBS TO LENGTHY ILLNESS

H.G. Wells Succumbs in London   Author of More Than 70 Novels, Histories With Wide Reading

Famed Writer Dies In London   H. G. Wells,,One of Foremost British Authors, Dies In London Home

H. G. Wells Dies at 79   : Writer-Scientist Was Glum Prophet of World's Fate

H..G. Wells, World Famous Author. Dies   Had Been in Failing Health for ‘Considerable  Time’'—Had Written Well O}var SA po.

H. G. Wells, Author, Dies  Monumental ‘Outline Of History’ Writer

Wells Dead   World Famed Author Succumbs In London Home At Age Of 79

Wells, Famous Author, Dead  Outline of History VOSS ere are ry as

H.G. Wells Dies At 79 After Long Illness   Private Rites Planned For Prolific Author And Great Historian

H. G. Wells, Noted Writer Dead at 79   Novelist Rose From Apprentice Boy to Position of Fame

Used Science Ae Vehicle ht Writing Stories And Fantasies Which Were Best Sellers

FAMED WRITER OF SCIENTIFIC STORIES DIES   i. G. Wells Succumbs Aft: er Several Months Of Illness

H. G. Wells, 79, Famous Author Dies In Sleep      Last Noteworthy Action Was Attack on British Monarchy

H. G. WELLS, 79, NOTED WRITER, DIES IN LONDON   Author Of ‘The Outline Of History’ Passes Away Tuesday

H. G. Wells, World-Famed Writer, Dies  Death Comes After Long IIIness At His Home jn London

“WHAT THEY LACK IS CURVES” Mr. America Declares Girls Are Too Fat Or Too Skinny”

Reds to Be Asked to Revise Treaties if They Seek Loan   United States Will Request Major Changes in Russian Economic Pacts With Rumania and Hungary and Review of Barter Accords With 7 Other Countries—Soviet Financial Mission Expected to Arrive in May for Negotiations,

Recommends 15% Hike in Shipbuilder Weekly Salaries  Military Departments  Approve Wage Grant to ClO

5 MORE TICKETS RUN PARKING LIST TO 12¢   One Motorist Pays $2 Fin After Saturday Arrests

4 OUT OF 5 TICKETED SATURDAY PAY FINES   Police Have Tagged 71 For Violation Of Parking

Soviets Gel 14 Billions  From Reieh   Byrnes Makes Charge When Russians Ask Ten Billions More In Reparations

Byrnes Balks Red Demands On Germany   Reparations Claim Termed Ont of Line; Big-4. Windup Near

RINGS, PISTOL, MONEY STOLEN  Police Say Negro Parson. May Have Known Slayer

STEPS TOWARD PEACE HAILED AS IMPORTANT   Arms Reduction, Inspection Most Hopeful Act Since Organization Set Up   SOVIET GROUP OUTVOTED   Russians And _ Ukrainiang Attack Program In DP Camps

Confident Note As United Nations Sessions Adjourn   General Assembly Finishes Shortly After Midnight In New York City   SOME IMPORTANT STEPS ARE TAKEN

MS CUT PLAN a MOST OPEFUL ACT   eve Lie Praises ess Coverage Sessions

wae Assembly Of UN Adjourns n N.Y. On Note Of Confidence For Future Security

Dr. McCain Killed In Highway Crash   Weekend Accidents and Violence Claim Nine Other North Carolinians

KENTUCKY DERBY WON BY ASSAULT BEFORE 100,00   Greatest Crowd in U. S. Racing History Sees Texas Horse Cross Wire Eight Lengths Ahead.   SPY SONG IS SECOND AND HAMPDEN THIRD   Victory Is Worth $96,400 to the Winner-—Colt’s Time Is 2:06 3/5 On a Slow Track.

Texas Horse Winner By 8 Lengths   Sp: Song Is Second: Favored Lord Boswell Finishes in 4th Place

Assault, Texas Horse, Runs fo Derby Victory   Assault Finds Hole And Slides Through To Thrill Crowd With His Brilliant Victory

Capital Cannot Hold out Lona, Officials Fear   Week Is Needed For Reinforcements To Reach City, Claim

RECRUITING IN IOWA SLUMPS   Not Expecting to Enlist Many 18-19 Year Olds

KEEP STRONG, NKE' TELLS U.S   Chief Of Staff Cautions Or ‘Premature’ Disarming

Berlin Voters.  Ballot Today   Communism Vs Democracy Chief Election Issue

FREE BALLOT IS FIRST ONE FOR 14 YEARS   ELECTION TO GUIDE POLITICAL FUTURE OF EUROPE

Reich Voters Ballot Today   Outcome May Decide Destiny of Europe

OA CLA LOLS * ALLEL LLL LLL EL LOLOL LLL A A ALTACE LT LE ACE ET TE  Germans Chose Today Their Form Of State

Atom Bomb Tests May _ Be Dropped Until All Nations Pull Together

Speculate On Bomb - est Delay   May Be In Interest Of World Amity; May Be To Permit Congressmen To Ga

Afom Bomb Tests May Be Put Off Still Further   High Sources Indicate Tests May Await More Stable International Situation

Bomb Tests May See Further Delay  ee ee   Flat Cancellation Of Project Uraed

Failure of Allies to Pull Together May Delay Atom Test Indefinitely

Tests Of Atomic Bombs May Be Delayed Furthe:   Postponement In Interest Of World Amity Expected; Senator Attacks Project

FURTHER DELAY IN ATOMIC BOMB TESTS POSSIBLE   Two Officials Say Experiments May Not Be Made Until World Differences Are Settled.   SENATOR HUFFMAN URGES CANCELLATION   Ohioan Asserts It Is Folly to Spend $100,000,000 to Demonstrate Effects of Weapon.

New Delays In Testing Bombs Seen   U.S, Acts To Stop Unrest Over Globe

Bomb Test May Be Delayed in Amity Effort   President Truman  Puts Off First Test To Permit Congress Members to Attend

Further Delay In Atom Bomb Tests Is Seen   Experiments May Await Improved World Canditions

IN INTEREST OF WORLD AMITY Atomic Tests May Be Delayed Indefinitely

May Cancel Until World Is Together   Senator Asserts Trials. Would Be A ‘Sheer Falty’

A-Bomb Test May Be Off Indefinitely   Wait Until Everyhody I: Pulling Together In Inter. national Affairs.   TRUMAN CALLS DELAY

Ex-Marine 82, Who Served With Dewey, Found High in Hills of Kyushu Island

DINING PLACES MAY CUT DOWN ON EXTRAS   Restaurants And Hotels Can Serve Less Bread And Salad Dressing, OPA Rules

Restaurants May Reduce Servings   Less Bread and Salad Dressing If Customers Raise No Objections

Restaurants May Short Salads, Breads ‘Without Price Cut, If Patrons Agree

Attack Black Market In Meat... .  Restaurants Can Reduce Bread, Salad Servings Without Cutting Price

Fating Places To Serve Less  Cut om B eal: Salad Dressi ¢ Allowed

Bread, Salad Will Be Cut   -Eating Places Help In Food Conserving

Orders Aid Food Saving   OPA Legalizes Recommended Cut in Cate Servings of Bread © And Salad Dréveing”

LESS BREAD © CAN BE SERVED WITHOUT ANY PRICE DROP   OPA Says So If Sign Is Shown; Meat Shortages Getting Attention

Eating Places Curtail Food  Served Patrons   OPA Puts Truman Plan In Effect

Tone Is Irregular  $3 to $10 Bale Lower With May, July, Octobe Reaching $10 Limit

Board Suspends Two Buckleys   Chicago Traders Out Following Plea to Court F

Prepare To File Murder Charges Against Foreman  TWO ARE KILLED  Violence Is Reported In Keystone,

VIOLENCE IN W. VA. AS TWO MINERS SHOT   Murder Charge Will Be Filed Against Foremen Who Shot Miners

MINE . FOREMAN HELD IN MURDER   Two Are Slain in Argument Over Pit Operation

TWO KILLED IN FIRST FLARE-UP OF MINE STRIKE   West Virginia Foreman Shoots Thro Refore Shaft

MINE FOREMAN KILLS MINERS   FIRST VIOLENCE OCCURS IN WEST VIRGINIA

Demos Meet To Discuss Party Faults   55 Southerners Demand Chance To Air Old Grievances

Solons Attend Party Caucus   Democratic Party Studies Grievances Against Party Chiefs

House Democrats Hold Caucus on Intra-Party Row  Tees Watt umnd me   Truman Reiterates His Confidence in Chairman Hannegan

Porter Quits As OPA Head   Resignation Effective Next Wednesday; May Take Radio Post

Paul Porter Quits OPA Directorship   Truman Accepts OPA Chief’s Resignation From Post

Porter is Reportedly Taking a $60,000 A Yeur Radio Job — He Succeeded Chester Bowles as Head of OPA,

PORTER PLANS TO ‘REST’ NOW   Resigned OPA Chief May Take $50,000-A-Year Job In Radio Industry

Paul Porter Quits Position As Chief of Price Agency   \CPA Boss May Follow OPA Administrator in Leav1 ing Government Service; Plans. Indefinite

PAUL PORTER QUITS GOVT SERVICE   OPA Head Is Said To Have $50,000 Radio Job in View

Find Bodies Of  Eleven Victims   ~ Dead Flyer’s H: 's Hand Still Grips Control Of The Liner. _

Five Barned Corpses Dis covered Inside Wreekages Others Buried  In Snow

ittiein Report sConflicts   ie Election - ii ‘ain 25 Years 5 Throngs

Postpone Strike Of Soup Canners   Carnners Demand Union Shop— Huge Tomato Crop At Stake In Controversy

Five Paraguayan Army Men Killed in Clash   Exile Authorities Believe Revolt Has Been Thwarted

Lausche Sees Steubenville  Delegation   Students Join With Ministers At Conference

STEUBENVILLE GROUP TALKS WITH LAUSCHE   Pastors, Students Included In Anti-Vice Delegation

Invite Iran To Attend Sessions   Dispute With Russia Will Be Discussed 

REDS TIGHTEN PARTY HOLD   Recent Purges Seen Move To Secure Communist  Hold On Russians

Moscow Moves Explained As Designed to Stamp Out Inefficiency, Negligence, Dishonesty in  Indiuctry

Tighter Control By Communists Likely   Party Members Placed in Control Positions in Russia

Diplomats Predict Soviet Shake-Ups   Reds Said Tightening Dominance by Party

Fireworks Seen For Campaign In State   Jester And Rainey Bearing Down As —Run-Off Battle Heads Into Stretch

EX-G. , CLEARED ~IN THEFT OF GENS   ACTION LEAVES THREE As ONLY PERSONS ACCUSED IN HESSE CASE,

S: 0. W. IS LISTED   Sunflower Will Start Actual Production of Fertilizer  Soon

Police Mobilize Trained Workers To Run Subway:   Mayor Says City Would Try To Operate Rail  j 

ACT 10 KEEP N.Y. SUBWAYS IN OPERATION   City Workers Will Be Used If Transport Strike Comes

Strike Due In New York At Midnight   City Plans Effort To Keep Subways,  Weg os — ; Trains, puses Going

SNOW PUTS END —- TO DROUTH WOE   Southwest Oklahoma Blanketed, Part of ‘64’ Closed; Rains Help Too

U. S. Highway 66 Closed Between Elk City and Shamrock, Texas, State Highway Patrol Says

School of Mines Is Studying Veteran Housing   Living Quarters Sought for Married Students

School of Mines Is Studying Veteran Housing  Living Quarters  Caiight far   Living Quarters Sought for Married Students

$900 Per Per er Person  Record 127 Bi 127 Billion Spent for Goods and Services in 1946

Record Amount Spent By Americans For Goods And Services, Department Says

U.S. Spending Sefs New Mark   127 Billion Goes For Goods. Service

Americans Spent Record $127,000,000,000 For Goods, Services In 1946

Americans Spent an Average $900 for Goods and Services This Y ear

This Goes On Records As Spending Year   Americans Put $127 Billion on Line for Goods, Services for New High Mark

Cent Gain; Other Colleges Look for facrease  an Expects Fifty Pe:

AMAZED THAT U. S. CITIZENS ARE CURBED   Ex-WAC Captain Surprised That Americans Submit To Agency Restrictions  SPEAKS BEFORE. LIONS

‘Seven Are Killec  In Storm   Twister Strikes Tourist Camp in Minnesota: Another  Hits Wichita, Kas.

TKilled, 50 Hurt As Tornado Hits. Tourist Camp  Death Toli May Ais in Minnesota Tragedy

High Court Sets Wettengel Case   To Hear Arguments on Election Action

Highways And Railroad Stations Jammed With -Resort-Bound Throngs

No Progress In Lynching Probe   Know Some But Can’t Prove It, Says State Palice Head

Investigation n of Murder of Four Negroes Runs Into “Stone Wall.’’

Investigators Hit “Stone Wall”  People Won't Tell Off On Lynchers

NCEA Board Of Directors Approves Plan For Twenty Pércent Pay Hike

85,000 PREFABS SEEN FOR 46   Housing Boss Wants Assembly Line Technique

Factory-Builf Houses fo Help Whip Shortage   Government Looks With Favor on Mass Production Methods

Wyatt Says U.S. Will Push Plans   Federal Aid Promised Prefabrication Firms

Council Termec Incapable for Trieste Post. —   Application of Veto Power Puts UN Group . Inte Disrevute: Hodgson

LOUNCIL FAILS LO GUARANTEE IRIESTE BORDER   Australian Launches Bitter Attack On Veto

DOUBTS UN COUNCIL CAN MAINTAIN PEACE   Trieste Problem Too Mucit Fo! Veto Power

Persian Army  Will Battle To Protect Tehran   So Declares Iranian War Minister, As Reported In Press Dispatches   REPORTS RUSSIAN FORCES INCREASED

32 Prelates Elevated To Collegve   Spellman Says Aton Age Demands a Return to Religion

32 Prelates Elevated to Cardinals At Historic Consistory in Vatican

Eminent Prelates  Become Cardinals  Spellman Hints of - Atomic Dangers

STASSEN BACKED CANDIDATES WIN IN MINN. PRIMARY SENATOR SHIPSTEAD  CONCEDES DEFEAT TO GOVERNOR THYE

Thye Wins in Minnesota’s Primary Race   Shipstead Admits Defeat By Candidate Backed by Harold Stassen; Luther Youngdahl Also Wins

Thye Nominated For US Senator From Minnesota  Washington, Utah Vote In Primaries To Fill 10 Seats

ADVOCATE OF UNITED NATIONS, BACKED BY STASSEN, WINS VOTE  SHIPSTEAD ONE OF TWO  U.N. FOES DEFEATED IN SENATE PRIMARY _

Shipstead Liises In Primary f'ace   Thye Victory Biiosts Stassen Nation ally

Shipstead Concede: Senate Nomination To Governor Thye   Youngdahl, Stassen’‘s Choice for Governor Also Leads Opponent   Double Victory

Minnesota Senatorial Nod to Thye   Senator Shipstead Beaten by Stassen Mon in Primaries

Th ve Defeats Sen. Shipstead Tn Minnesota   Stassen-Backed Friend Of United Nations Wins Republican Nomination

GIO Strike Cripples ze Great Lakes Shipping    Walkout Threatens to Tie Up All Lake Traffic, Including European Relief Shipments.

Cherry Indicates Stand In N.C. Wildlife Problem   Says Segregation Of Two State Departments Not The Answer

Cherry Sees Real Benefits Through Inland Fisheries,  Game Control Cooperation

Traffic Heaviest In U.S. Historv   Christmas Tree Fires Claim Lives of Number  Of Children; Homicides Figure High In Toll

A Least 321 Persons Met Death hy Violence During Christmas Holidays

HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS   Auto Crashes Take Lives of 162 in 36 Hour Period

22) ARE VICTIMS OF U. 8. ACCIDENTS   Holiday Death Toll for Nation Is Shown In Survey.

275 ARE KILLED IN CRISTMAS TRAFFIC CRASHES, SHOOTINGS FIRES AND OTHER ACCIDENTS °

Violent Deaths Claim Lives of 266 Persons  Highway Accidents   Highway Accidents Kill 193 People During Christmas

DEATH TOLL QVER HOLIDAY AT LEAST 301   Accidents on Streets and Highways Ac. count for 220 of Fatalities.

193 DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS   California Has 45 Traffic  Fatalities TEs},

221 DIE IN HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS   Auta Crashes Take Lives of 162 in 36 Hour Period

Four lowans Are Killed OnHighways   California Reports 45 Traffic Fatalities, Most Around  Los Angeles

MANY VIOLENT DEATHS IN U. 8. OVER CHRISTMAS         es, Falls, Auto Accidents Shooting Take Many Lives

49 Traffic Fatalities Reported in California During 48 Hour Period

VIOLENT DEATH TOLE MOUNTS OVER HOLIDAY   Christmas Traffic Mishap Takes 335 Lives

Highways, Fires And Other Accidents Take Heavy Holiday Toll   Airways Add To Tragic Side Of America’s Celebration of Merry Season; List of Deaths Growing As More Reports Are Being Received.

FORD AND UNION MAKE PEACE ON ALL PROBLEMS   Agree On Security Clauses, Other Remaining Issues; New York Strike Off

FORD EMPLOYES SET TO RECEIVE 18-CENT RAISE   Contract Signed Giving Pay Hike To 100,000 Workers: Roundup Of Strike And Labor News Over Nation.

FORD WORKERS: WAGE INCREASE PACT IS 0. KD   G. M. Settlement Still Stalled As Police Break Up Philadelphia Groun

orkers Get ay Increases  Fo Ford   hompany, ClO United Aute Workers Approve Nev Wage Contract.

Ickes Boasts Long Tenure Performance   Always Carried Chin On Shoulder

ICKES CAREER A COLORFUL ONE   Secretary Of Interior Leaves Cabinet With 14 - Carat Chip On His Shoulder.   —BY JACKSON 8S. ELLIOTT—

Leaving With A Chip On Shoulder   But He Used It As Much To Defend Friends As To Blast Enemies

ICKES RIDICULED HIS ENEMIES WITH VERBAL VINEGAR   Leaves Washington with Record of Tenure and  fae epee eyeen ee

Ickes LeavesBehind Record But Carries Away 14- Carat Chip On His Hard Shoulder

Pickets at Hollywood Stage Riot   Officers Fight With Severat Hundred Outside Movie Studio Today

Catholic Church Will Elevate 32 Prelates   Pope Pius to Bestow Red Biretta In Ancient Ceremony

OLD CONFIDANTE OF HITLER DIES   Von Blomberg, Prussian Aristocrat, Stricken At Nuernberg

ATTACK 1S FATAL TO VON BLOMBERC   Onetime Hitler Confidante Waiting To Testify In War Trials

IRANIANS ARRIVE IN NEW YORK   ‘Prepared to Press Charges Against Russia

IRANIAN ENVY GIRDS FOR TIL   Arrives in New York Three Days Before Meeting to Press Nation’s Case

COUNCIL WILL OPEN SESSION IN NEW YORK   Stalin Statement Dispels Some of World’s Doubts on Soviet Attitude.

Iran’s Envoy Opens Office   Britain, U. S$. Chart Couneil Strategy

Premier Sees Sudden Deal As Possible   Red Troops May Quit Country Before UNO Parley Opens

ENVOY SETS. UP HEADQUARTERS      Iranian ’ Ambassador Arrives  in New York Saturday — Will Press His Country's Fight to Oust Russian ‘Troops.

Iran’s Ala In New York To Direct UNO Campaign: Anglo-U.S. Envoys Confer

CHARGE McKAY JURORS BEING INFLUENCED —   Prosecutor Says — Conspiracy Exists. In Ingham Co.'

Byrnes Asks UNO Council To Consider Iran Crisis   Soviet Ambassador Urges’ Removal after Reporting Agreement on Withdrawal of Troops

World Peace Russian Goal, UNO Advised   Byrnes Objects As Soviets Urge Delay in Hearing

GROMYKO ASKS COUNCIL REMOVE CASE FROM ITS AGENDA: BYRNES OBJECTS   By K. H. SHACKPORD

GROMYKO FAILS TO GIVE TERMS OF IRAN TREATY   Admits To UNO That An Agreement Has Been Reached

O'Conor Lead Again !s Cul   Tabulation. of Vote Puts Guvernars in Lead by — 1613 Votes”

Unofficial Tabulation Of Certified Returns Gives O’Conor 2,227 Margin

Holds Margin ' 1,459 Ballots Over Markey   Figure Is Based On Return: From All But Four Pre cincts In Baltimore aw   All But 2 County Returns Official   Markey’> Headq uarters Stick to Statement Their Man Will Win By 500 Votes

Newspaper Guild Makes Proposal Minimum Pay Re Sef £50-100 A Week

GUILD PROPOSES HIGHER WAGES   Sets $50 to $100 Minimur Pay for Newspaper Workers

YANKS AGCUSE RED OFFICERS   Forced Delivery of Secret U. S. Papers, Charge

—U, §, SECRETSSeized By Russians  In Berlin  TDincumante Takan   Documents Taken From Employes

Two Russians Got U.S. Army Secrets   Suspected Spies Have Been Released to Soviet Authorities

[Russians Operated As Spies In U.S, Zone  ForcedSecretPapers FromEmploye:

Why Reds Were Held   Army Men Say Had Forced Germans to Hand Over U.S. Secret Documents

Freed Russians Got Secret Data   U. S. Army Reveals They Forced German Employes To Hand Over Decuments

RED SOLDIERS HELD  IN GERMANY SAID TO  HAVE TAKEN PAPERS EMPLOYEES FORCED TO  GIVE UP DOCUMENTS, * AMERICANS DISCLOSE

CLAIM RELEASED SOVIET SOLDIERS SOUGHT U.S. ARMY SECRET BOCUMENTS

Pair Obtained Secret Papers From U.S. Zone   Russians Complain Of Treatment by U.S. Authorities

Says Soviet Prisoners Took U.S. Documents   Russians Had Been Arrested by U.S. in _ Berlin for. Spying— Were Later Relanead

SAYS SECRET INFORMATION WAS OBTAINED   Statement Is Made After Accusations Tried by Russians

ARMY ACCUSES RED. OFFICERS OF SPYING   Claim Poir Obtained Secret Doruments

Charge Soviets  ‘Spied’   Got Secret Papers From Germans,  U. S. Asserts

Reds Obtained Secret U. S. Documents   Three Recently Released Engaged In ‘Clandestine Activity’

Red Officers Said To Have U. S. Secrets   Army Charges Russians Tried Get Troop Dota

SOVIET SOLDIERS COERCED GERMAN EMPLOYES OF U.S.   ARMY REVEALS RED SOLDIERS OBTAINED SECRET DOCUMENTS

SOVIETS CAUGHT SNOOPING, CLAIM   Two of Three Soldiers Nabbed In Reich Got Secret U. S. Documents

RED SOLDIERS GET; SECRET DOCUMENTS   Force German Employes of U.S. Army to Hand Over Files

Charge Two Red Soldiers. Seized U. S. Documents   German Employes of American Army Are Victimized, Claim

Army Statement Comes as Reply To Soviet Charge   Trio Tells of Being “Rudely’ Questioned in Interview In Russian Paper

Russians Took’ U.S.  Documents   Spies Forced Employes In Germany To Hand Over Valuable And Secret U. S. Papers

Russian Pair Gets Secret U. S. Papers   German Employees ‘Of Army Forced -To Make Delivery

9 Russians Get Secret U.S. Papers   U. S. Announcement Follows Red Criminal Treatment Charge

Charge Russians Acted as Spies  U.S. Army Explains  Cs re ee), er oe 

3 Russians Got U.S. Seerets, Army Charges   Trio Traded for Yank, Wife Forced German Employes To Give Up Documents

SEIZED HAD ). §. DATA   Two Officers, Later Released, Had Obtained Secret Documents While in American Sector of Berlin.

REDS ARE SPIES INU, S, SECTOF   Three Russians Accused Of Seizing Secret American Papers

/Red Soldiers Released By Americans ; Soviets Said Spyine On U.S. In Germany

REVEALS REDS STOLE SEGRETS   Army Claims Soviet Soldiers Forced Germans to Hand Over U. S. Documents.

Russ Officers Forced Secret Documents from  CivilEmployes   Soldiers Released After Americans Were Returned

Three Russians Held as Spies  Force Army Employe To Give Documents

 —~‘NAZI HELP FORCED’ — Charge 2 Russ Spies Got Secret U. S. Date

Army Announces Red OF is Obtained Secrets om German Workers   RNED BACK-TO RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES

RED SOLDIERS GET   Force German Employes of U.S. Army to Hand Over Files

Secret Data  Obtained by 2 Russians   Pair Arrested in Berlin Made Germans Yield U.S. Documents

Charge Russians Acted as Spies  U.S. Army Explains Soviets’ Activities

Secret U.S. Papers Said Given Reds   American Answer Given After Russia Charges Bad Treatment of Three Soviet Soldiers Held

SOVIETS SPIED GN U.S. ARMY   Forced German Employes To Hand Over Secret Papers, Is Claim

Russian Soldier's Took Documents, y. §. Army Charges  Assertion Follows  Russ Complaints

RUSSIANS TAKE RAP AT BRITAIN   Claim Polish Troops Under British Control Causing Trouble On Yugoslav-ltalian Frontier.

Polish Troops ir Italy Threat To Peace: Russia   Yugoslav-Italian Frontier Incident Presented To UNO

Reds Support Polish Demand Before Council   Troops Menace Peace in Italy Group ls Told

ACCUSE POLES IN ITALY   Russia Brings © Problem Before Security Council

RETURN OF POLES IN BRITISH ARMY DEMANDEDATUNO  RUSSIA SAYS THOS.

UNO Hears Another Protest   Polish Troops in Italy Rre Threat to Peace, Russia Contends

RUSSIA AGAIN RAPS BRITISH: TELLS UNO YUGOSLAVIA FEARFUL  NO ACTION. REQUESTED, _ BUT PRESENCE OF MEN IN ITALY CENSURED

Polish Troops Are Threat to Peace-Russia  Stationed In italy On Erontier

Pole Troops in Italy Protested   Russia Presents Case for Yugoslavia Alleging Peace Threat

POLISH TROOPS IN ITALY POSE PROBLEM FOR UNO COUNCIL   Still Working On Request To Have All Troops Taken Out Of The Levant

Russia Raises Issue Of Polish Troops In Italy   Forces Now Serving Un. der British Declared A Threat To Yugoslavia.

Soviets Tell UN Of Poles In Italy   Possible Threat Is Envisioned In New Memorandum

Demand Return Of Pole Troops  Called Threat To Peace On Frontier

Soviet Protests Keeping Polish Troops in Italy   Yugoslav Frontier is Threatened, Asserts Red. Memorandum

Russia Backs Pole Protest on Troops in Italy and Britain   Red Note Says Forces in Italy Are Threat to Yugoslav

Peace Threat Seen in Border Fuss   Russia Says Presence Of Polish Troops In Italy Is Reason

Polish- B ritish iPr ‘oblem Before UNO Council   Soviet. Holds Presence Of Poles In ftaly Under Britain Command “Possible Threat to Peace”

COUNTY BOARD START TRIAL OF MONTHLY MEETS   Hold Session Here Monday; Expected To Aid In Board’s Work

COUNTY BOARD HOLD ROUTINE MEET MONDAY   Believe Monthly Meets Tc Aid Work; Transact Routine Work

Plan to Observe lowa Centennial At Pocahontas   Meeting at Courthouse Thursday Makes Arrangements

County to Take Part In lowa’s Birthday Party   Centennial Committee Is Named, Tentative Plans Made Thursday

Certificates Earned By 69 Swimmers At LeMars Pool   Pp... D...)] f’.......   Pass Red Cross Test Requirements For Aquatic Awards

Certificates Earned By 69 Swimmers At LeMars Pool  Pass Red Cross   Pass Red Cross Test Requirements For Aquatic Awards

Rumors Persistent Of Royal Romance   Britons Sizing Up Greek Prince Whose Name Linke With Princess Elizabeth

Princess May Wed Philip, Of  Greece. Rumor   British Court Circles However, Deny Engagement

Britons Appraise Greek Prince Philip As Rumored Fiance of Elizabeth

Despite British Denials— /  Elizabeth Is Subject Of Romantic Rumors

Tatk About Prinecss Eliznbeth and Prince Philip of Greece Spreads Across Realm

RUMORED BRITISH PRINCESS 10 WED   English People Begin Sizing Up Prince Philip Of Greece

Court Rules Foremen May Join Unions   Appeals Court Unanimous Against Jones-Laughlin Co.

May Belong To Same Unior  As Rank, File   Far Reaching Decision On An Appeal Brougl By Jones & Laugh lin Corporation.

PERSONAL LOAN RULES CHANGED   Government Takes Swing  At Easy Credit

U.S, TIGHTENS UP ON CREDIT REPAYMENTS   More Money Down, Shorter Installments Ordered

GI Training For Vets Or  Local Farme   Committee Authorized To Confer With — Trainees.

Serious Riftln UNO Is Caused By Soviet Move   Russian Delegate Stalks Out Of Session When Coun- cil Takes Up Iran Issue   EXPECT RUSSIAN TO RETURN TO SESSIONS  /DITYT YT BP TIWN }

RUSS EXPECTED BACK AFTER WALKOUT =   Alternate May Attend If Gromyko Fails to Return

Capital’s Elite Make Own Beds As Service Employes Walk Out On Swank Hotels

HOTEL STRIKE IN WASHINGTON ADDS TO TOTAL   New Walkout Comes as Nego tiators Battle Through“out America.

Capital Hotelmen Walk Out   New Strike Added to Long List; Maritime Talks May Be Resumed

Hotels in Capital In Strike   See Possibility For Resumption Of Tele In Sec Tienn.

Capital  HitHard By Hotel Strikers   Eighteen Leading Hotels Are Hit; Other Strikes

Strike Hits 18 Capita! Hotels   Guests in Washington: Find Self-Service Order of Day

Capital Hotel Strike Added to Long List of Labor Uprising:   Washington Guests Try to Serve Themselves; Picture Unchanged

10 LEARN FATE THIS MORNING   War Crimes Defendants Guarded Carefully Before Verdict

perman Leaders Await Fate Of ~ Military Court   pect Verdicts Against — Chief Nazi War  Figures

War Criminals To Hear Fates This Morning   U. S. Throws Blanket of Security Around Germon City

War Criminals  Ready to Hear Court Verdict   Security Blanket Protects Prisoners at Nuernberg; t OOO Wateh Colle

Beginning at 10 a.m. 'foday Proceedings are Expected To Occupy Two Days at Nuernbere.

First Verdict At Nuernberg ScheduledToday   21 German Leaders .On Trial 10 Months Are Heavily Guarded

Decisions of Tribunal to Be Heard   Blanket of Security Is Thrown Around Nuernberg

21 Top Nazis Will Learn Fate in War Crimes Trial Today   U. S. Troops Throw Security Blanket Around Nuernberg As Tribunal Makes Ready To Hand Down Verdicts: And Sentences

CHICAGO WOMAN HELD BY POLES   Accused of Connection With Underground

DEMOCRATS OF STATE LINING UP FOR PRIMARY   Lane Appears To Have Gubernatorial Nomination Cinched   REPUBLICANS WAITING ON MAYOR McKELDIN

Political Developments Move Fast a evelopments Move Fast Q’Conor And Radcliffe Will  Fight For Senate Nomination

RUSSIA LOSES ATTEMPT TO POST: PONE ASSEMBL'   UN to Meet As Scheduled On September 23.

More Chinese — Troops To Move Into Manchuria   ‘Demonstration Staged in — Chungking Against Russians

China Given Support Of America   Nine Demands Are Presented By Guild

Chungking. Witnessing Demonstration Against Russians in Manchuria

Clash Reported As Hostilities Rage in China   Soviet Troop Withdrawals Are Demanded

Manchurian Row At Boiling Point   More Chinese Troops Move in Following Demands from Red<«

China-Soviet Ties Strained In Manchuria   People Demonstrate For Russian Ouster;  Rival Troops Clash

CHINESE MOVING MORE TROOPS TO MANCHURIA AREA   TROUBLE FORESEEN AS ‘GUILD’ PROTESTS RUSSIAN POLICIES

Chungking Sees Demonstration Against Russians   Manchurian Situation  Reaches Boiling Point Tadavu In China.

Chinese Clash With Russians In Manchuria   Gen. Marshall Approves Request To Transfer More Chinese Troop: Into Trouble Zone

kemands Presented to Chinese Government Headquarters — Clashes Between Chungking Forces, Reds Reported.

Chinese Group Hits Red Army Action in  Manchurian Crisis   Demand Russian Troops Leave; First Show Against Moscow

Trouble Brews Over Manchuria   Chinese Demonstrate; U. S. Backs China Request To Send More Troops

HOSTILITIES BREAK OUT Ih MANCHURIA   Demonstrators Ask For Withdrawal Of Russiah Soldiers

China Nearing Boiling Point  Qn Manchuria   Americans Supporting Chungking’s Request For More Troops

Fisuting Occurs  in Manchuria,  Say Chinese Reds Russian Troops  Asked To {eave

New Fighting In Manchuria, Chinese Assert   Report Comes Amid Demands in Chungking That Reds Leave Area

Withdrawal Of Soviet  Forces. Fram Area’ De    inded by’ Densemstra..  tors In ‘Gluing   American $ upport  . For China Giver   To Move etie Inio Ares     lo “Saize Yingkow

DEMANDS RECALL OF SOVIET TROOPS   "Held in Chungking ‘es  ttc elle ork

Trouble Spot Is Near Boiling Point   Demonstrators March In Streets of Chungking First Time

‘Anti- Russian Demonstration ‘Staged In Chungking; China ‘Moves Troops To Manchuria   Chinese Communist Spokesman Reports Clashes With Chiang’s Troops

Manchu Crisis Boiling   'Sinos Parade Against Russia At Chungking

MANCHURIANS WANT RUSSIANS TO GET OUT   Guild Holds Demonstration; New Hostilities Reported

3 RINGLEADERS FOUND DEAD IN CELL BLOCK   Officials Report Last of Conspirators Taken Into Custody

Two Guards And Three  Convicts Die   14 Guards Wounded; Last Conspiraters Taken Into Custody

Aleatraz Riot Ends, 3 Killed, Many Wounded   Bernard Coy, Kentuckian, Leads Prison Mutineers;  Marines Relieved

BODIES OF 3 CONVICTS DISCOVERED   Survivors Give Selves Up to End Bloody Battle

Five Are Killed In Bloody Battle   Three Ringleaders of Prison Uprising Found In Cell Block beside their Weapons

Cretzer, Coy and Hubbard, Ring Leaders Of Conspiracy, Are Found Dead by Guards

Guards Now in Control at Alcatraz   Wil Ask Deeth Sentence for Leaders Wha Ave SHil Alive

2 Guards And 3 Convicts Known Dead   Last Conspirators Captured as Three Ringleaders Die

Mutineers or ‘Rock’ taken  into custody Siege ends with  2 eonvicts dead

Bloody Siege Of Alcatraz Is Concluded   Ringleaders Killed; Prisoners’ Casualty Total Not Revealed

All Alcatraz Insurgents In Custody   Three Convicts Dead a: Battle Ends; Casualty Totals Not Given.

Aleatraz Officers Regain Control  Three Riot Ringleaders Die; Lali hx; Coll Chael- Racine

Three Leaders of Convicts ‘Are Found Dead as Alcatraz Prison Mutiny Comes to End

Bodies of3 Ringleaders  Recovered   To Demand Death Penalty for Others Who Led Bloody Riot

Ringleaders Of Federal Prison  AreFound Dead      Last of Conspirators Taken Into Custody Without Resistanee After ThreeDay Batile Ends   Mutiny To Escape Complete Failure   Not One Got Outside Cel Block Stronghold in Most Spectacular Riot in History

3 RINGLEADERS SHOT TO DEATH AS SIEGE ENDS   Lest of Conspirators Taken Into Custody — No Resistance at Finish

Last of the Conspirators Taken Into Custody When Ringleaders Found Dead   Two Guards and Three Convicts Known to Have Died In Struggle; Fourteen Guards Wounded in Mass Break That Was Termed a Complete Failure

GUARDS TAKE OVER CONTROL OF ALCATRAZ   BODIES OF CONVICT LEADERS FOUND IN CELL BLOCK

Three Ringleaders Found Dead When Resistance Ended   Officials Do Not Reveal How Many Involved, What Prisoners Were Casualties

3 Ringleaders Found Dead in Prison Corridor  Alcatraz Cells   Alcatraz Cells Searched for Other Rioters

END ALGAT RAZ BATTLE WHEN LEADERS DEAL   Surviving. Rioters in Custody and Order Restored at Prison.

Total Casualities Not Made Known  Other Conspirators Taken Into Custody

JANITOR ON SPREE HUNTED IN KILLING OF DEGNAN CHILD   Police Hint at Developments Within 24 Hours—-Kidnaper Believed to Have Had Accomplice.   BONES IN FURNACE NOT THOSE OF VICTIM   Theory Ax Figured in Dis: memberment of Body Discredited by Investigators — Other Clues Collapse.

Expect Solution Of Child Killing Within 24 Hours   Judge Orders Janitor Freed or Charged With Offense

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EXPECT MAJOR ‘BREAK’ SOON   Detective Is Confident That Kidnaper Handed Degnan Girl Out To Accomplice

Chase ' “Getting Hotter And Hotter”  Police Closing In On New Kidnap Suspect

Two Men Believed Tnvolved  In Kidnaping   Solution Within 24 Hours Hinted; Court Orders Two Freed or Charged

Detective Says Case Is Getting Hotter  Hint Disclosed at Court Hearing;

Kidnap- Slayer Trail Gets Hot   Chicago Police Promise Break Within 24 Hours; Believe 2 Men Kidnaped Dednan Child

EARLY BREAK EXPECTED IN KIDNAP DEATH      Officers Say Sclution Is Possible Within 24-Hour Period

Chicago Seeks “Another Man’ InKidnap Case   Judge Orders 2 Janitors Be Charged With Crime

SOLUTION POSSIBLI WITHIN 24 HOURS II CHICAGO VIVISECTICH   Chicago Police Believe Kidnap-Murder Was Two-Man Affair

SEEK JANITOR OW SPREE AS KIDNAP-KILLER   Court Orders Police to Make Charges or Release Three Persons Held for Questioning in Suzanne Degnan’s Dgath.

‘Police Hunting “New Suspect In Kidnap Killing   Court Orders 2 Janitors Freed Or Charged With Crime

Officer Hints Arrest Might Solve Tragedy   Two Janitors Now in Custody May be Given Releases

Detective Says Case Is Getting Hotter   Hint Disclosed ai Court Hearing; One Man Sought

ays Red Troops in tran Violation of 1942 Pact   Oil Rich Country Appeals to UNO For Help Against Aggressors ; May Complicate Forthcoming Sessions.

Young Men Sweep Miles of Highway   After Spilling 250 Bushels Of Corn from Truck At $1.05 @ Bushel

Picture Had Nothing to do With Wedding   Statee Major  Bataam Nurse Says She Married

PHOTO DOESN'T 10G WERMUTH   Snapshot Has Nothing To Do With Wedding, Maior Says

Death Toll af Tinker Field Climbs fo 10.   Official Army Board  Investigates Cause Of Fire Which Caused $750,000 Damage

Casualty Tolls Stands at 10 Dead and 43 Injured; Tornado-Like Blast Spread Fire

10 LIVES LOST IN 0, C, BLAZE   Tinkér. Field Toll Rises After Search — 43 Persons Are Injured

Carl Magee Dies ()f Heart Attack   Newspaperman Took Part In Probe Of Teapot Dome

Nurse Slayer Is Hunted in Indianapolis   Second Victim in Serious Condition; Lead on Killer Revealed

Nurse Slayer Is Hunted in Indianapolis.   ' Second Victim in- : Serious Condition; Lead. on Killer Revealed “"°

U. S. To Oppose Border Changes   France’s Clelns Other Than The Saar Will Be Rejected.

U. S, Is Set To Balk Any Territorial Arrangement   Division Of Germany Territory Causing Problem For Nations

U.S. To Oppose Changes In Germany’s Western Border, Except Saar, At Peace Talks

‘PREDICT U. S. WILL OPPOSE REVISION OF CERMANY’S WESTERN FRONTIERS

U.S. TO OPPOSE WEST GERMANY BORDER CHANGES   ONLY CESSION OF SAAR TO FRANCE IS NOW FAVORED

U.S. Opposing Changes in Reich Border   Cession of Saar Basin To France Is Only Move Favored

German Frontie Revision Plans Face Opposition   U. S. May Reject Claims of France To Rhineland

U.S. to Fight Land Claims Against Reick   Holland, Belgium, France All Seeking Frontier Changes

US to Oppose West Germany Border Change   French Claims, Except _ Saar, Destined To Meet Stumbling Block

Diplomatic Sources Predict Stand To Be Taken at Forthcoming Peace Treaty Negotiations.   TO CONCEDE ‘CESSION OF SAAR TO FRANCE

U.S.LIKELY  TO OPPOSE BIG REVISION OF GERMAN BORDER   To Stand For Little Change In West In Peace Treaty Discussion

WESTERN GERMAN FRONTIER CHANGE WILL BE OPPOSED   U.S. Would Be Against Chang: -—a-Boundary When Peace Pact Discussed

IU. S. To Oppose  Revision Reich West Frontier   Cession of Saar District Tc France Is One Exception, Diplomatic Sources Say

U.S. Will Oppose French Plan of Border Revision  Willing to Concede   Willing to Concede Saar, but Insists . Rhine for Germany

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Red Aims To Test In Reich ©   Opportunity There  For Stalin to Show  Promised Cooperation With: Western Allies ©

Diplomats See Germany As Key To World Peace   Call Reich ‘Aid Test’ For Stalin. Co-Operation Talk

Sees Cooperatior Between Russia, Western Powers   Foreign Ministers To Tackle German Issue After Paris Peace Parley Is Concluded

Germany Appears As ‘Acid Test’ Of World Harmony  Reich Issue Up for Four-Power Meeting

Germany to Provide Test For Stalin   Key to Cooperation Issue Will Rest On Plans for Country

Germany Will Be Test of Stalin's Talk Prediction   U.S. Authorities See Two Ways For Cooperation

Russo-Western Cooperation As Predicted By Stalin — May Face Test In Germany

GERMANY POSES ACID TEST FOR PREMIER STALIN   COOPERATION HINGES ON SOVIET ATTITUDE TO FUTURE OF REICH

Germany Pr ses Acid Test For Co-operation   Held Key Issue in Russian, Western Allies Relations

New Spirit in Evidence in Peace Conference; Germany's Future to Furnish Acid Test   Stalin's Statement Expected tc Speed Up Work at Paris; German Discussions Likely to Determine Matter of Achieving Harmony

Stalin Plea To Get Acid Test Soon   Outcome Of Situation In Germany Will Be Watched; Washington Welcomes Statement

German Nation Holding KeyTo  Fut ure f Peace   Diplomats Claim Stalin’ _ Ceoperniion Prediction Based On. Jasue. OF  Reich’s Future

Russians Could Help By Joining Economic Pact and Eliminating War Industries, Officials Contend: Red Attitude Shifts

ACID TEST FOR STALIN'S WORD IS FUTURE OF GERMAN NATION   Degree To Which Soviet Cooperates Will Be Basis Of Judging Sincerity

STALIN 10 GET HIS CHANGE T0 AID RELATIONS   German Issue Will Be Com.ing Up — Joe Gould Accepts U. S. Plan

Future of Germany Poses Acid Test For Stalin's Prediction. Is Belief

CERMANY MAY nF ACID TEST OF RED STAND   rest Of Stalin’s Prediction Of Cooperation Looms

REICH TO OFFER ACID TEST FOR REDS ON UNITY   Two Ways Appear In Whict Stalin Could Assure Of Soviet Co-Operation

Showdown on Cooperation Seems Certain   Washington Welcome: ‘Earnest Desire’ To Minimize Disputes

Future of Germany Provides Test For Soviet Prime Minister's Prediction of Cooperation

GERMANY’S FUTURE 10 PROVIDE TESTS OF STALIN'S PLAN   Cooperation with Western Powers to be Determined by Russian Attitude

Stalin Has Fruitful Field. for Co-operation Right at ‘Hand--if-He Means Business

Stalin Will Face Test in Germany   Russians to Have Chance to Practice What They Preach

Germany Is Acid Test of Red Policy   Future of Reich Offers Russians and Western  Powers Cooperation a ee   Will Go to Big 4   Foreign Ministers Will Study Problem After Paris Sessions

Germany’s Future Seen as Key Issue In Soviet Relations   Settlement of Control for Germany, Stalled by Reds, May Come

Germany Seems Acid Test For Prediction Of Stalin  Cooperation Is Possible

STALIN'S PLAN TO MEET ACID TEST IN REICH   Says German Nation is Key Issue on Cooperation Among Allies

Germany Poses Acid Test (For Stalin's Prediction Of Cooperation With Powers

Western Powers Will Find Out Sincerity Of Premier Stalin's Statement During Plans for Future Of German Natior

lest Of Stalin's Voiced Desire To Cooperate With Western Powers To Come In Germany

‘Russian Leader’s Views Wele¢     ‘Germany Poses The ‘Acid Test For Josef Stalin’s Prediction Of Harmony

Sees Germany As Supplying Test Of Cooperation   Stalin’s - Prediction Expected To Meet Trial Soon

‘COOPERATION IN GERMANY '§ AWAITED   World Is Waiting On Stalin With Crossed Fingers

Germany Tests Stalin Forecast Of Co-Operation   Reich Issues Provide  Russia With A Chance  "TS . Geoawe  Giecanerie

BLAST TAKEN AT HEARST ” kmetcanLecion Mec American Legion Meetings Get Underway In City Saturday

BLAST TAKEN AT HEARST - American-Legion Meetings Get Underway In City Saturday . -

Fou: Million Voters to Name First Republican Government In History Of the Nation

BULGARS READY FOR ELECTIONS   Communists Confident of Winning Majority

YOUTH ADMIT: KIDNAPING GIRL   Heirens and State’s Attorne\ Hold New ‘Confession Conference’

Molotov Sounds ‘Unanimity Plea   Soviet Minister Says Smaller Nations to Receive Consideration

Red Sounds Conciliatory Note in Talk   Cites Nazi Oppression as Example of Peril in Big Power Rule.

SMALL POWERS ARE DEFENDED BY MOLOTOV   Russian Foreign Minister Says Big Nations Must Not Impose Will on Others.

LL 21 NATIONS 10 HAVE VOICE ON ANY TREATY   Says Big Powers Must Not Impose Wille On Smisll Men

LITTLE POWERS : WANT GREATER ROLE IN PEACE   Molotov Promises Consideration for All Nations

AT PEACE MEETING   Smaller Nations Are Defended Today by Soviet Minister: Tells of Equal Rights.   NAZI OPPRESSION CITED IN SPEECH

‘Large Nations Must Not Impose Will On Others   “Dangers Lie In Big-Nation Rule”

Small Nations Conciliated by Molotov   Russian Asks All 2] Nations Agree on Treaty Provisions

Molotov Pledge: Free Voice to ‘Little 17’   Small Nations Demand Equal Vote in Treaty-Making

Molotov States 21 Nations Have Equal Right To Freely Tell Their Views On Pact

In Conciliatory Tones, Russian Foreign Minister Declares Big 4 "Must Not Impose Their Will On Smaller Nations’

TELLS ALLIES BiG POWER RULE 1S DANGEROUS   But Insists on Two-Thirds Vote

Molotoy Says Big Powers .Must Not Impose Will On Small Nations   Tone Of Message Is Conciliatory   Address Similar To Australian’s Plea For Greater Voice In Parley

WOULD ALLOW GREATER PART IN TREATY JOB   Molotov Urges Conference to  Give Equal Voice to   All Allies.

Six-Alarm Fire In Pittsburgh   Loss In Wabash Terminal Area In Today's Blaze Estimated At $700,000  MUCH FOCDIS 

Rail Traffic. In Palestine Is Paralyzed   Arab Workers Strike In Proteat Against “Lack Of Protection Agninat Terrorism”

Fear Law Favored in Test Vote “Too Stringent As ‘Modification Is Demanded

Strike Control Measure Held Too Stringent  Right of Way Given O  a © se ee

Solons Can't Decide How Tough Strike Control Bill Is To Be, But Will Pass Ii

GOP SPLIT LABOR CONTROL   Legislation Regulating Strikes Finds Mixed Reception In House

CASE PROPOSAL SPLITS HOUSE GOP MEMBERS   Republicans Fall Out  On Stringency of Labor Measure

GOP Splits Over Case Bill      Terms Of Strike Control Measure Are Debatecd Urton By Republicans.

GOP SPLIT OVER TERMS OF CASE STRIKE CONTROL   Some Republicans Want to Rewrite Bill Before Calling Vote

G. 0. P. DIVIDES ON HOW FAR T0 GO IN NEW PLAN   House Votes, 258 To 114, To Shelve Fact-Finding For Case Proposal

GOP Disagrees On Case Bill   Some Feel That . Pending Measure Should Be Modified

SPLIT LOOMS IN CONGRESS OVER CASE MEASURE   Republican Members Disagree on Tough Terms of Strike Bill

House Leaders — See Passage Of   Effort Made To Insure Speedy Action To. Curb And Help Settle industrial Strife

Solons’  Control Bill Gets Wrangle   Republicans Fail To Get In Line  For Measure

Legislation Splits GOP   New Labor Measure _Stirs Up Differences

GOP’s Are Split Over Strike Bill   Nevertheless Early Passage Of Control Measure Is Likely

2 # —LABOR LEGISLATION— Republicans At Odds Or  Labor Bill Provisions

Roundup Of News In Congres  One GOPFaction Favors Modified Strike Curb Act

G.0.P. SPLITS OVER TERMS OF BILL   Sharp Setback Is Handed Administration Plan   CASE BILL   Termed “Too Stringent’ By Some Republicans: Modification Likely

A Few Republicans Disapprove of Measure, Especially Injunction Provisions; Few Changes Expected:

GOP Split On Terms of Strike Bill   Some Members Favor Modification of Plan To Control Labor

House GOP Is Feeling Way On Strike Control  Pending Proposal Likely Will Be Chanaed Considerably

G. 0. P. Splits  Over Drastic Labor Cudgel   Some Legislators Propose ‘Taming’ Of Case Measure

House Looks Over Strike Legislation   Test Vote Shows Congress Is Ready To Adopt Sweeping Control of Preventing Walkouts.

Wallace Doesn't Aspire To Head Any Third Party   Commerce Secretary Say: Democratic Party Will Remain Progressive’

Wallace Nips ‘Bolt’ Rumors   Secretary Rules Out Third Party Moves

Wallace Makes Plain He Will Not Spearhead Any ‘Third Partly Movement

Wallace Warns Against Third Party Effort   Commerce Secretary Will Not Spearhead  Reactionary Group

NAZIS ENTER FINAL HOURS OF LIFE   Executions May Begin  Minute After Midnight

Execution Hour Of Doomed Nazis Is Approaching   No Officic! Announcement As To y:xact Hour Is Yet sGiven Out   NAZI LEADERS IN LAST DAY OF LIFE

DOOMED NAZIS — INFINAL HOURS   Goering Talks of Religion Requires Sedatives During Night

NAR CRIMES TANGINGS ob] FOR MIDNIGHT   Condemned Men Not Yet Told Day or Hour for Execution.

‘Fear Enters Death Block as 11 Nazis Wait   Indications Point to Executions at One Minute Past Midnight

NAZIS TURN TO GOD AS HOUR OF DEATH NEARS   First Former Leader of Germany May Be Hanged Late Today

Farmers’. Union Halts All Food   Alberta Growers Stop Deliveries, Picket . All Roadways -

20,000 Union Farmers Call  Canada Strike   Farmers in Alberta Picket Roads, Grain and Dairy Markets

Traffic Deaths Up 49 Per Cent Over Last Year   Fatalities For ’46 Will Total 38,000

Cites Great Rise In Auto Deaths.      Safety Council Fears’ 1946 Will Show 38,000

THE GALLUP. .POLL , Majority Found in Favor Of Strike Draft Proposal

Naval Veteran Is Held In Slaying Of Ruth McGurk   Complaint To Be Asked Tomorrow

Rocket, Hurled Into: Space at, Whiie Sands Proving Ground. Travels. at Kate of More Than: Mile ‘to, Seeond. fy

Captured German Rocket Launched From U. S Army’s White Sands N. M. Proving Grounds.  METAL SLUGS HURLED INTO SKY

Results of Rocket. Test Not Yet Known   Scientists Study” Photo Records. ~

JEFFRIES AND STRIKERS MEET   MAYOR SEEKS TO END TRANSIT STRIKE .

Byrnes Statement —Pleased Russians   Said He Was Determined to Obtain Appropriation of $4,150,326.

International Money Parley Now Under Way   Expect Bids for Loans, Latin America Wants .Equat Treatment. Reds Attend.

Monetary Conference Opens Among Indications Several Nations Will Request Loans

World Banking  Session Open:   Monetary Conference See Early Loan Requests

MORE NATIONS EVE LOANS IN WORLD'S BANK   MONETARY MEETING OPENED FRIDAY IN SAVANNAH

NATIONS OPEN FUND MEETING AT SAVANNAH   Big Welcome Accord ed Delegates From 34 Member Nations

Many Nations Expected to Seek Loans   Monetary Conclave Opens With Russia Present

Many Nations Expected to Seek Loans   Monetary Conclave Opens With  Ruesisg Dracan?

World Monetary Conference Opens   Bids for Loans Loom Before Session Ends

PET TINDER WA   Indications Are That Many Nations Might Seek Loans. Ere Close

ANTUNG CITY CAPTURED BY NATIONALISTS   China Red Army Retreating Toward Border of Korea

NATIONALIST TROOPS WIN (N CHINA   Communist Stronghold Has Fallen

Communists Lose  ~ Manchurian City   Antung Falls to Forces of Nationalist Leader

Youth Dies Of. Wounds From ‘Unloaded’ Gun  Lubbock Boy !s. Shot To Death In Accident   Walter Bedell Smith mrartiemad Ry Saennta

Youth Dies Of. Wounds From ‘Unloaded’ Gun  Lubbock Boy Is Shot To Death In Accident

CASTE REPORT GIVEN PRAISE   Secretary of War Endorses Findings at West Point

Thunderstorms Sweep Southeast   Northeastern Section Con tinues To Enjoy ShirtSleeve Weather

DEATH BLAMED ON U, S. AGENT   Federal Man Defendant in ~ $100,000 Damage Suit

LEWIS GUARDS UNION’S PLAN FORCONTRACT   Demands Withheld as First Negotiating Meeting Starts

LEWIS MEETS OPERATORS ON MINE CONTRACT   UMW Chifetain To Present Wage Demands At Conference

wis Maps , ands on   Firms   Impact: ‘a. Start Today  ‘» Plan Can Soi

LEWIS PRESENTS WAGE DEMANDS TO MINE OWNERS   Union Plans ‘to Strike April 1 If Terms Are Re‘ taotad

Miners Open Wage Talks With Owners   Lewis, Coal Operators) Sit ¥YDown To Study Union’s Demands ©

Lewis Meet With Coal Operators  But Keeps Mine Owners in Dark Over Demands

John L. Lewis Ready With  New Demand      U.M.W. Chief Meets With Operators; Will Seek Higher Wages, Shorter Week for Coal Miners

LEWIS MEETS WITH COAL MEN TO TALK WAGES   Mine Leader Keeps Demands Hidden; G. M. Stymie In 112th Day

REPRESENTATIVES OF INDUSTRY MEET WITH MINERS’ BOSS LEWIS  PRESENT AGREEMENT TO END APRIL 1; STRIKE SLATED IF TALK FAILS

VANDENBERG, CONNALLY MAY DESERT BYRNES   Two Advisors Will Not Attend Future UN Meetings

Byrnes Faces Loss of Connally, Vandenberg as Peace Treaty Advisers

BYRNES FACES LOSS OF TWO ADVISORS   Vandenberg and Connally Thru As Delegates

TWO SENATORS TO QUIT JOBS AS UN DELEGATES   Connally. Vandenberg Ask To Be Relieved’ as PeaceWriting Aides for Byrnes

Byrnes May Lose Two Senatorial Advisors . For Future UN Meets   (Tom Connally and ‘Vandenberg Will Not’ Be Delegates: .

French Soldiers Die In Indo-China Fight   Premier Is Expected Tc Make Statement On Situation Todav

Fight Spreads  In Indo-China   50 French Reported Dead In Viet-Namese Attacks

90 FRENCH DIE IN HANOI! BATTLE   Indochina Insurgents Stretch Attack Area; Blum Speech Slated

50 OF FRANCES SOLDIERS SLAIN IN INDOCHINA   Blum Promises Report On Fighting Along Widening Front

Cardinal } Glennon, 83, Died Today   America’s Oldest Prince Of Catholic Church ‘Passed  Away In Dublin, Ireland

Leader in Catholic Church, Glennon Dies Just 15 Days After Becoming a Cardinal

Truck Convoy Ambushed by Red Force   Leathernecks Escape After Long Battle Against Heavy Odds

Eleven Yanks Wounded, Others Missing in 4-Hour Clash Between Tientsin and Peiping.   COMMUNISTS AMBUSH A TRUCK CONVOY   American Troops Fight Against Heavy Odds Be- fore They Are Able to Make Escape.

Marines Battle Chinese Reds   Four Killed, LL Hurt After 4-Hour Fight

Communists In China Kill  4. Marines  Surprise Assault Wounds Il More

Marines Search  For Companions   Casualties Suffered In Scrap With Reds

FOUR MARINES DIE IN BATTLE   Eleven Others W oundec As Convoy Is Attacked By China Communists

Higher Ceiling Prices Go Into Effect Tomorrow   Many Of Them Now On Books

MORE INCREASES LINED UP BY OPA   Further Price Jump On Cars Among Actions Weighed

Operators See Hope For Early Proposal   Mine Operators Hold Weekend Conferences  to Formulate Terms

‘Army, Navy Tosses Controversial Mer eer  IBill to White House   Confidential Memorandum Filed With President; Accord Reached on All But Four Points

SWEDE CHARGES BRITAIN AGREED TO HITLER DEAI   “Seriously  Considered”’ Parts of Fuehrer’s Peace Offer.

{18-YEAR-OLD LADS TO BE EXEMPT UNDER COMPROMISE PLANS  HOUSE CONFEREES GET _ VICTORY WITH BAN ON INDUCTION OF YOUTHS

Reach Compromise On Teen Age Draft   Eighteen-Year-Olds Exempted Under Proposal of Committee

A COMPROMISE PLAN   Committee Would Take 19-Year. Olds: Exempt. Those 18

Agreement On Compromi Plan Reported By Sen. Bridges   Other Differences In Bills Tackled   Quick Agreement Antici. pated On Points At Issue In Extending Act

AGREE ON DRAFT OF 19-YEAR OLDS   COMPROMISE PLAN OF SENATE, HOUSE EXEMPTS THOSE 18

18-Year-Olds Exempt In Draft Compromise   House Conferees Win Victory Over Senate; Agree to Plan for Drafting 19-Year-Olds “Without Restrictions.: Swift Approval Seen

Draft Extension Voted By Group   18-Year Olds Exempt In Compromise Plan

Committee Proposal Exempts 18-Year-Olde   Compromise Plan Taking 19-Year-Olds Agreed Upon At Stormy Session of Senote-HMepen 7...

Compromise Plan Eliminates Age 18 From Drafting   Agreement Reached In Bitter Session  Of Joint Commiitee

FAILED TO SETTLE ISSUE DRAFTING 18- YEAR-OLDS   Chairman Elbert Thomas Ex pects An Agreement This Afternoon,   CONFEREES IN) DEBATE   Those Opposing Drafting of 1h-Year-olds Criticized Sen. Gurney.

Farm Bureau's Train in Collision; 15 Hurt   Special Carrying Home Convention Delegates Crashes With Freight Near Great Salt Lake

OPECIAL PASSENGER FROM FARM MEETING, FREIGHT HIT HEADON  NO DEATHS REPORTED; STATE DELEGATES TO CONVENTION INJURED

ALL BUSINESS HAS LOCKOUT IN ARGENTINA   GOVERNMENT'S BID FOR LABOR VOTES PROTESTED

GROUP OF WORKERS SEEK INJUNCTION AGAINST A UNIGN   Alege Their Jobs Are Jeopardized By a Picket Line.   1S IN OKLAHOMA CITY   The Plant of Quick Charge Inc., Is Being Picketed.

Workers Say Jobs Endangered By Striking Union, Move To Force Pickets To Retire

New Angle On Strikes   Oklahoma Workers Say Jobs Jeopardized By  Picket Line Around _ Plant: Seek Iniunction

White Collar Employes of Cleveland City Government Strike for More Pay

CITY WORKERS H ON STRIKE ~— AT CLEVELAND   CITY, HALL PICKETED AND 2,000 EMPLOYES REFUSE TO CROSS  THE PICKET LINES

VIOLATORS OF BRITISH ORDER TOBE SHO]   Business At Standstill In Holy Land

Big Four Tackle Treaties Today   Byrnes Hopes for Gains in N, Y. On German. Satellite Pacts

Byrnes In New York For Treaty Writing   Several Points on German Problems to be Discussed

PEAGE TREATY: SESSIONS OPEN THIS AFTERNOON:   Settlement Of Germa: Problem Is Byrnes’ Chief  Concern   PRELIMINARY PARLEY OF MINISTERS LIKELY

 “Let Gov’t. Attorney Dig It!” ....  Miners --Bitter-- Declare Fines Will Never Get ~ Coal Out Of The Ground

New Contempt Citation Is Facing UMW Chieftain — After Fine of $3.500.000

U. M. W. Fined $3,500,000 Chief Assessed $10,000 By Judge Goldsborough  GOVERNMENT   Holds Smith-Connally Prosecution In Reserve With Second Contempt Action Likely

Railway Unions Address Appeal To Lewis, Gov't   UMW Leader Seems Determined Not To Yield; Plans Appeal

Quick Appeal Is Planned; May Get Second Citation  Still Contends Court Order Is  Camniatals Illeacal

Lewis Carries On Coal Strike; Plans an Appeal      Government Holds Second Contempt, Smith-Connally Prosecution In Reserve; Rail Unions Propose Arbitration

PERON PLANS ‘BIG BUILDUP IN PRESTIGI   HEAD OF ARGENTINE GOVERN. MENT, CHARTING INDEPENDENT COURSE TO INCREASE INFLUENCE

ARGENTINE GAIN IN INFLUENCE   U, S. Seen Suffering as Result Of Peron’s Election

REP. REECE IS NAMED TO HEAD GOP COMMITTEE   Southerner Named Over Opposition Of Harald Stassen

Reece Choice Is : ara For         Wins Despite Opposition : From Supporters of : Ex-Minnesota. Governor.

NEW GOP CIC A CONSERVATIVE   Taft-Bricker Forces Score Victory With Election of Reese as Party Head

Election of Reece as National GOP Chairman Seen as Victory for Taft

Reece Named Republican Nat. Chairman   However, Stassen Group Evidently Not Too Pleased

REECE NAMED GOP CHAIRMAN   Party Turns To South For Us Party Chairman

REECE'S ELECTION. VIEWED VICTORY FOR TAFT-BRICKER   Tennessee Man Numed os -G. 0. P, Chairman Despite.  any ae ae  st

SOUTHER NER NAMED G. 0. P CHAIRMAN   Reece’ s Election Termed Win for Taft. Bricker  Forces.

TAFT-BRICKER FORCES ON TOP   Election Of Reece As GOP Chairman Seen As Big Victory For Ohioans

REGULARS KEEP CONTROL OF GOP   TAFT AND BRICKER CHAIRMAN 1S SELECTED

Taft-Bricker Forces Elect GOP Chairman   Rep. Carroll Reece, Tenn., Named Despite Stassen Opposition

4 Agencies Study New Haven Wreck  In Which 2 Died   Passenser Trains Collide After An Apparent -Split in Switch

Haiti Junta Takes Control Seeks Order   Rioting Follows Resignation of President Lescot

WWNTA CONTROLS. HAT FOLLOWING MILITARY OU   Riets and Demenstrations  Mark Resignation of  Prasident Lescot

Junta Restoring Order in Haiti   Riots. Demonstrations Follow Resignation of President—1t killed

Haiti Seized By Three-Man Junta   Military Group Appears To Be In Complete Control Of Government

Army Takes Reins After Haitian Riot   President Lescot Quits,  May Have Left Island

Haiti's President Deposed in Coup   Four Killed in Rioting As Junta Takes Control

Military Junta Takes Over Haiti After Coup D’Etat   JUNTA TO GUARANTEE  SCBaETDO Cw eee rads ae ore

Seven Pereent Cut In German  Food Ordered   Eighteen Million Persons In U. S. Zone Affected By Slash Of Calories To 1,180 May 27

Germans Told Of New Ration Cut   Seven Percent To Be Lopped Off Daily Calery Allotment

200 ACRES IN SALCEDO SECTION _ PLEDGED TO RAISING CUCUMBERS -  TOSUPPLY PICKLING FACTORY

EFFORTS MADE TO FIND DEAD   Graves Registration Teams Ask Help In Entering Red-Controlled Area

TRANSPORT SERVICE RESUMED   Pittsburgh Power Strike Unsettled: Offer Rejected

Pittsburgh Strike Still on Despite Court Action   Settlement Ex pec t ec When Injunction Was Dissolved

Trolley Strike Eased; Power Meeting Today  2,800 Streetcar Motormen Ordered Back To Work — By Leaders  ELECTRICAL UNION STILL INSIST ON FIRST DEMANDS  Pittsburgh Crippled As Power Strike Enters Fourth Day    2,800 Streetcar Motormen Ordered Back To Work By Leaders

Efforts Fait Settle Strike At Pittsburgh   Street Railwa System Shutdown Adds To Confusion

Street Cars and Buses Halt in Sympathy With Duquesne’ Light Co. Pickets at Generating Plants.

Power Blackout  Still Effective   Pittsburgh Trolleys Halt Poeare Talks Fail

CAR SERVICE IS HALTED BY POWER TIEUP   Business and Industry In Pittsburgh Hard Hit by Walkout

STREET CAR MEN CRDERED BACK TO PITTSBURGH JOBS   Action of Union Leaders Eases Effect of Crippling Power Strike As lt Enters Fourth Day.   LIMITED BUS SERVICE ALSO IS PROMISED   Light Company Officials and Union Leaders Confer, but Fail tu Settle Their Dispute.

Efforts Fail to Settle Dispute  Pittsburgh Still Is Without Power

Pittsburgh Power Strike Continues; Trolleys Stop   Anti-Sti'¢ Injunction Dissolved — Long Conference Between Company and Union Officials Ends With No Agreement

Pittsburgh Streetears  Resume Runs Strike Effects  Gee ey ew “Baeengl

Union and Utility Begin Negotiations; Trolley, Bus Unions  Join Power Tieup

Pittsburgh Stil In Strike's Grip   Power Lines Are Hit; Streetcars Run Again

STREET CARS IN PITTSBURGH T0 OPERATE AGAIN   Railway Employes Were Threatened By Strikers; Business Holiday   COMPANY'S OFFER FLATLY REJECTED

Pittsburgh Power Strike  Continues; Trolleys Stop   ' Anti-Stels Injunction Dissolved —- Long Conference i Between Company and Union Officials  . Ends With No Agreement   Frick Union Yotes To Accept Contrac!   Pact Calls for an 18 Cent Hourly Wage Boost, No Closed Shop

Federal Charge Lodged Against Batesbura Chief   Street Car Strike Comes To End In Pittsburgh

SOME LIKE IT: OTHERS BRAND TALK ‘APOLOGY’   Truman Says Labor Strife Hindering  Reconversion

Truman Pleads For Public Aid  On Home Front   Charges Industry, Labor and Congress Stall On Vital Issues

Chief Raps Conaress — Inactivity   Labor, Management Also Come in For Censure in Talk

Asks People For Support Of Program   President Sharply Criticizes Lack OF Action in Crisis

TRUMAN PUTS COMEBACK UP TO GONGRES:   Also Chides Management anc Labor fer Endangering Nation’s Progress.

‘Oneress Cong ess  Holds Up  Progress   Labor, Management. Both Guilty Of Imperiling Nation

News Day And Nig]   Truman Charges Ther With Hindering Recon« version Inviting Eco — nomic Chaos F      Support O f People Asked In Appea   Congress Reacts With Mi : led Resentment And Predictions Of Cooperation

Truman's Charges May Bring Retort From Lawmakers   Labor, Management Also Scored By President for Block Reconversion

Labor, Industry  _Also Blamed For ‘Present Difficulty   President Appeals For Emergency Support In ‘‘Fireside Chat”

Labor, Industry Also Lashed for Slowing Reconversion; “Time Is Running Out,”  Says President, Citing Dangers of Collapse

Truman Hits Coneress in  Fireside Chat   Invites Fight When Solons  Reopen Session

Chief Complaint Against Congress; Asks People Join In Great Pressure Group Move. ment To Aid Program   ECONOMIC DISASTER SEEN FOR NATION

Wants Qui i Action By —  Congress —   APPEALS TO PEOPLE TO BACK HIM IN DOMESTIC PROGRAM TO HELP RECONVERSION -.

PRESIDENT IN APPEAL TO PEOPLE   Accuses Elements Of Management, Labor, Congress

GOP BRANDS TRUMAN SPEECH AS CONFESSION OF BEWILDERMERT   President Asks Public Suppor in Forcing Action for  Reconversion

PRESIDENT HITS LACK OF ACTION ON HIS PROGRAM   Executive Appeals To U.S. For Support; Reaction Mixed

Management.  HINDERING NATIONS RECON VERSION PLAN  President Appeals To the People for Emergency Support.

Labor And Management Condemned   Fireside Chat Calls For Pressure Group lo Bring All  Hands Into Line.

LABOR, MANAGEMENT AND CONGRESS CHARGED WITH HINDERING RECONVERSION

Truman Urges Public To Press  For Legislation To Safeguard U.S. Against Economic Perils

Says Labor, Capital Legislators Expose Nation to Disaster   Form Pressure Group to Push All Back Into Line, He Urges People

@ PAUL MALLON-—  Mallon, on Train Trip, Finds Truman Losing Popularity

-Wake Forest College to Move to Winston-Salem; Baptist Convention Accepts Reynolds’ Offer

NATIONALISTS REPORTED ENTERING RARGIN; PUSHING DEEPER INTO MANCHURIA

NATIONALISTS ~ CONTINUE DRIVE ~ INTO MANCHURIA   Drive Into Harbin and  Keep Going.

GUNMEN SOUGHT AFTER ROBBERY   South Bend Store Hit For $2.000 Early Today.

MAULDINS PARENTS OF SON TWO DAYS BEFORE CARTOONIST WOULD HAVE REFUSED SUPPORT

Slash Use Of © Coal On Railroads   50% Cut In Passenger ‘Trains Using Coal

ORDER CURTAILING PASSENGER TRAINS FOLLOWS ACTION-RESTRICTIONS ===  ON FREIGHT

Greeks See Full Success in Mop Up Campaign in North  Say Leftist Bands ‘Cut to Pieces’ _ In Macedonia Area

KILLED IN AUTO WRECK   Accident. Happened Northwest of ita Last Night

Sylvia Dahmes Is Wed In Louisana Will Make Home  In Muroc, California

Sylvia Dahmes Is —  Wed In Louisana —  Will Make Home : In Muroc,. California

Consequences Of The Strike Are Portrayed      Federal Judge Will Present Evidence Himself Today

ed, Government Economist Testifies in John Lewis Court Contempt Trial.

Witnesses Tell Of Far-Reaching Strike Effects   Judge to Present Evidence Which May Determine Guilt or Innocence of Lewis: Krug Is Final Witness for Government

UMW CHIEF IS SAID TO HAVE ADMITTED PACT EFFECTIVE UNDER FEDERAL OPERATION   To Avoid Dramatic Cours Room Showing of Sound Reel Attorneys for Union President Volunteer To Accept Typewritten Transcript   DECISION :S TO BE MADE LATER IN THE DA)

LEWIS VERDICT MAY HINGE ON JUDGE'S WORDS   Goldsborough Offers Testimony Today; U. S. Rests Contempt Case

Court Refuses To Permit Use Of News Reel As Evidence; Government Say: It Shows Mine Chief Believed Contract Binding

Contract Issue May Be Decided In Court Today   Now Pressing to Show Mine Boss Scrapped Coal Pact

Government Rest  UMW Case; Judg To Testify Toda   Testimony Shows National Income Will Drop $21 Billions, With Five Million Men Out Of Work, If Strike Last 48 Days Longer

Government s Contempt Case on Lewis Completed   Judge Announces He’ll Present His Own Evidence Today

NO SOLUTION SEEN YET IN FUEL TIE-UP   GOVERNMENT FEARS 5 MILLION IDLE IN STRIKE

[Krug Reveals The UMW Demands — Bring 50 Cents Increase In Coal “ (3: t The Source

SAYS LEWIS — DIDN’T OBEY COURT ORDER   Federal Judge  Says Court * Itself Will Present Evidence Tuesday.   Would Leave Lewis in Contempt of Court

TRIAL JUDGE TO GIVE. EVIDENCE AGAINST LEWIS   Goldsborough Plans to Show UMW Leader Disobeyed Injunction

Might Admit lt Later On   Government Claims Would Prove Lewis’ Said Spring Strike Deal Would Hold Good

Case Against Lewis Ts Presented   Judge to Present Evidence in Hearing Today

Judge Bars Admission of  News Reel   Court to Offer Evidence Showing Lewis Did Not Obey Resirainer; Trial Recessed Until Tuesday

10 Others Will Testify In U. S. Federal Case   Full Panel Announced ‘As Courtesy To Defense’ By Chief  Prosecutor Sannett

FILM QUOTES MINE UNION LEADER ON “DURATION” PACT   Judge Rules Statement May Be Admitted “Ai Later  - Pevte?

U.S. Rests Its Case Against Union Leader   Judge to Introduce Evidence Himself At Session Today

Judge To Decide on Film Use   Attorney Plans Evidence as Proof of Lewis ‘Willfulness.’

Court May Prove Lewis In Contempt   Evidence Will Be Given Showing Restraining Order Was Disobeyed

News heel Ruled Out At Trial   Intent to Show “"Wilfulness’ of Lewis to End Miners Contract

3,000,000 Idle Seen if Strike  Lasts 48 Days   Plunge of $20 Billions in National Income Also Forecast by Final Witnesses For Govt.; Judge to Offer Statement

May Admit lt Later, He Says   Say Lewis Said Contract in Effect for  U. S. Operation

Government Tries To Have Entered As Evidence Mine Leader’s News Reel Statement Terming Last Spring’s Walkout Settlement Effective For Duration Of Federal Operation—Sheaf Of U. S. Exhibits Introduced As Case Goes Into Third Day

Would — Use ‘Labor ~ Leaders Statement  . At His Trial —  DEF ENSE SE OBJECTS  4 coe ~ le v _ =   Battle- Continues: ‘In Contempt Case Against Lewis

Krug Ends  Testimony on Miners   Sonnett Attempts to Show Wiilfulness in Contract’s Ending

Will Call Krug And Ten Others   United Mine Workers’ Counsel Still Hammering At Cross-Examination Of Mine Administrator Collision

Court Battle to Prove Hinderance Of Govt. Functior   Federal Atiorneve Attempting To Disclaim U.W.M. Claim Private Operators In Charge

Offers Record Of Pledge Not To Defy US.   Judge Postpones Ruling—Defense ‘Would Compromise

Temperatures   Court May Offer Own Evidence in  Mine Boss Trial   Proof of Disobedience Will Place Lewis ‘In Position of Contempt,’ Judge Says; Coldchoronch Rars Showing of News Reel

COURT: ITSELF PLANS TO PRESENT EVIDENCI AGAINST UNION BOSS  Hiner DOrinrce saCamer   JUDGE RULES AGAINST MOVIE, BUT MAY LET STATEMENT IN COURT

Judge Rules Out Use of News Reel   Sought to Prove UNW Chief’s Willfulness In Terminating Contract

Goldsborough To Present Evidence  May Determine Guilt, Innocence Of Lewis

Court Refuses News Reel as ‘Evidence Against UMW Boss   Government Prosecutor Claims Film Shows Miner Chieftain ‘Willfully’ Declared Pact Ended in November

Judge to Give Vital Evidence InTrial Today   Goldsborough’s Testimony May Determine Guilt Of Miners’ Chief

JUDGE BARS NEWSREEL IN LEWIS CASE   Film Purportedly Would Have Quoted Defendant as Saying His Contract Would Last Through U. S. Control of Mines.

JUDGE DENIES USE AS AID IN U. §. ARGUMENT   Reported Earlier Statement on Contract Validity — Not Admitted.

FEDERAL JUDGE GOLDSBORCUGH IN ‘A RULING TODA’   Refused to Admit a Reel Record In John L. Lewis Trial.   MAY ADMIT IT LATER    Chief Government Counsel  Sonnett Asked for the  Record.

JUDGE ASSERTS EVIDENCE WILL CLINCH GUILT   Goldsborough Rules Against Showing News Reel

News Reel Figures In Trial   Record of Lewis Statement On Coal Last May Ruled Out For Present; May Be Allowed Later

Reel Quotes Union Chief As Saying Contract Good For U.S. Operations   Judge Considers Its Admittance   Defense Charges It Is Not Pertinent To Trial On Contempt Charge

Court's Action Might Effect Any Sentence   Testimony Shows U. S. Income Rate Hinges On Outcome of Strike

COURT ITSELF PLANS TO PRESENT EVIDENCI AGAINST UNION BOSS  TtmAaT het

Judge To Present Evidence Himself ThatMayDetermine Union Head’s Guilt

Court Denies Admissibility As Evidence   Statement By UMW Chief In May Barred At  Cantawnnt Tesal

Government To Call 11 Witnesses  More Workers Idle as Result_ get ba®.. wpiss....

UPHOLDS EFFORTS TO SHOW EFFECTS OF COAL SHUTDOWN   Judge Declares Consequences of Walkout Will Have Bearing on Severity of Any Sentence.   SECRETARY KRUG IS LAST WITNESS   He Testifies Union Boss Four Times Refused His Request to Bargain Directly With Operators.

ToShow That — Lewis Did Not ‘Obey’ the Order   Judge Refuses to Admit Record in Trial

KRUG TESTIFIES BEFORE COURT IN LEWIS CASE   National Income Will Plunge By 20 Billions, Secretary Declares   JUDGE WILL OFFER TESTIMONY TODAY,

Federal Counsel Calls Reel Proof OF “Willfulness   Union Leader's Lawyers.  Object To Admissions Judge Withholds Ruling

Lewis vs. The U. S.   Judge Declares He Will Present Evidence Himsel

U.S. Completes Confempt Case Against Lewis   Sees National Income Plunge of Twenty Billion Dollars

“Mine Leader Purportedly Said Government Agreement Last Spring Would Last for Duration.   GOVERNMENT TO CALL 10 MORE WITNESSES

A Million May Be Idle By Weekend   ... Soft Coal Mines Have Been Idle 12 Day:

Demands Would Hike Coal 50 Cents Toa  VIRGINIA COMMISSION ACTION IS POSTPONED  5,000,000 Seen Oul @ Work if Mine Strike Lasts 48 Days Longer

UMW Lawyers Bear Down In Cross - Exams   Try To Show Government Had Not Made Practice Taking Wage Rows To WSB   U. S. Summons 10 Other Witnesses   No Signs Appear For Im mediate Break In 12Day Shutdown Of Mines

U. S. Wants News Reel to Show Mine Chief Understood Contract Was for Duration of Federal Rule

EXPECT JOBLESS TOTAL TO REACH A MILLION SOON   CABINET OFFICERS TO TESTIFY ECONOMIC DISASTER THREATENS

Bomb Terror Begins Fading   Tidal Waves, Quakes Fail 10 Materialize 

Bikini Test ‘folts’ Some Wild ideas   Results Are Likely To -Dimwinish Feeling Something Supernatural Hee. Been Added

Bikini's Bomb Test Fosters Saner Thinking About Atom, Says Analyst

Russia Turns Down Appeal For Food   Already Supplying Much Grain, Red Commentator Says

MITSCHER OPERATED ON FOR APPENDICITIS   Head Of U. S. Atlantic Fleet Seized At Malta Parley

TWO MINES DOWN DUE TO DISPUTE   Ontario At Cokeburg ‘And Mathies Diggings Suspend

BRAAKS FUNERAL WED. AFTERNOON   Ireton Girl Victim Of Heart Attack At Work In  California

Devastation by  Atomic Bomb  Being Assessed Close-Up Survey  Shows Damage i I ieee

Devastation hy Atomic Bomb Being Assessed   Close-Up Survey  Chows Domade

Bikini Damage Story Growing   Bomb Exploited Weakness Of Tarcet Fleet

we MACE Clark of Midway Club Elected County Chairman For H.D.A. Work

ols: Matt Clark of Midway Club Elected County Chairman For HD A wu.

cement iris, aan semmniiaas:”  DEMOCRATS PLANNING  TO BOLSTER FINANCES

fir DPOOKT YT  Friendship Runs Strong; Justice ils Tempered With Love For Tots

Friendship Really Counts   Black Market Operators Adopt Novel Plan for Serving Their Jail Sentences

Fairmont, Welch To Hold Programs   ‘One Beckley Mine Ceases Operation Early

Motor Vehicle License Plates to be Available March First In Rockdale at Gaither Motor Co.: Hi ghiway Department Points ‘To Importance and Value of the Certificate of Title Act

POSSE CAPTURES SLAYER OF PAIR   Truck Driver Surrenders Meek: ly after 24-Hour Hunt ~

War Hero To Keep Medal, Will Seek New Farm Site   Congressional Medal Winner Says President Ex plains Necessity of Dam Project

Human Incubator is Out to Show World He is Full of Real Sentiment   Jim Moran's Latest Screwball Stunt Is Try Af Hatchina Eaa of Huffy Mamie The Ostrich

His Theme Song: “The Egg and [’’—  Moran to Sub for Ostrich   Famed Screwball Tries Hatching ‘Large Eqq

Police Press Search For - Missing Bride   Wife Of Former Marine Disappeared From Tourist Room Near Atlante, Georgia

Atlanta Police Are Seeking Wife Who Left Hubby Note She Had Real Fear Of Life

FORMER REICH SLAVE LABOR, STILL IN GERMANY OFFERS DIFFICULT PROBLEM IN NATION ALREADY FACING SHORTAGES

DP’s Prove Big Problem  Ta Germany   Most Of. ‘Them. Want To Go Harie:: Poles Hold Back Mainly : for Economic. Reasons;  ‘ Some: Politically BRearfil . *

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZIE 7 World Traveler

THE WORLD TODAY Many DP’s in Germany  Don’t Want to Go Home Be Nettie! Brawl.

Mackensie’s. Column: Displaced Personnel: Pose. Big Problem For Occupation Forces   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP World Traveler

Today’s Outlook   By DEWITT MACKENZIE Ap World Traveler “DP’S’ IN GERMANY  BIG PROBLEM FOR OCCUPATION FORCES

Hoping Wrath Of Public May Break Strike   Administration Plans No Move on Coal Till After Tuesday Parley

Rising Public Pressure May  Break’ Strike   Such Is Hope Of Administration Officials In Coal Strike Stalemate   AWAIT MEETING OF MINERS TUESDAY

OFFICIALS HOPE PRESSURE WILL SFTILE STRIKE   All Officials Are Inclined To “Wait Few More Days’

TRUMAN AWAITING RESULT  OF CONFERENCE OF COAL MINER'S OFFICIALS IN  WASILINGTON———_——_-

SHIVERS IS WINNER OVER BOYCE HOLSE   J. E. McDonald and Tom Beauchamp Are Also Winners

Corsicana Lawyer-Farmer Beats Rainey by Margin of Nearly 2 fo 1   House Loses by 119,000 Votes; J. E. McDonald Retains Agriculture Post; Beauchamp Triumphs

J. E. McDonald Ahead For State Agriculture Post; House Trails Shivers —

Government Curb On Wages Heads For Quick Death   Debate Rages as to Blame for Shortage Of Food, Rising Prices

‘OPA Removes Curbs From Fats And Oils   Wherry Questions Truthfulness Of Truman Statement

Wage Boards Seek And Get Promise Of Quick Decision On Its Status

Order Affects Oleomargarine And Shortening  End of Wage Curbs Forecast  In Waehinatan

FATS AND OILS ARE FREE FROM CONTROL LIST   Government Curbs of Other Items- Are Due for Quick Death

Vegetable Oil. Fat Freed  From Control   Recontrol of Eggs, Butter, Cheese Refused by Board

PRICE CONTROLS LIFTED FROM FATS AND OILS   OPA Order Is Effective Today; Food Shortage Stirs Political Debates

OPA Takes Lids Off Oleo, Salad Gils, Dressings   Dairy Products Won't Be Returned To Controls

CURBS ON WAGES APPEAR HEADED FOR SCRAP HEAR   OPA Official Says Decision May Come Soon on Lifting Restrictions on Other Foods.   WHERRY QUESTIONS TRUMAN’S VERACITY,   Senator Says He Did Not Sponsor OPA Amendment President Referred to as  Profiteering Clause.

WAGE CURBS SEEM HEADED TO QUICK END   Decontrel Move Gains Momentum in Wake  Of Meat Action

Products of Dairy Also to  Remain Free  Government Curbs on Wages Likewise Anpear Doomed

Vegetable Fats And Oils Free Of OPA Restraints   Price Decontrol Board Decides to Keep Butter anc Dairy Products Off Controls—Wage Restrictions are Headed for. Death

Vegetable Order — Effective Today   Price Decontrol Board Announces Dairy Products Remain : = Control-Free

Price Control on Fats,  Oils Removed _ Early Death Seen for Wartime Curbs on Waaceac

Lewis Declares Coal Strike  May Continue Six Weeks   Bitter Fight Between CIO, AFL Expected In South

Coal Strike  To Continue   May Last For Six Weeks Longer, Says President Lewis

Agreement in Miner Strike Is Far Away   Workers to Remain Out Until Demands Met. Declares Lewis

COAL IMPASSE OUTLOOK DIM   Lewis Blames U. S. Steel For Deadlock

Coal Strike Settlement Appears To Be Far Away   Lewis Says Workers Will Stay Out Until Operators Comply With Demands

ORDERS ISSUED TO LINE UP MEN FOR NEW DUTY   Farm Equipment Strikes Also Back In News Of Labor Trouble   PETRILLO MAKES THREATS   Music Czar Plans To Cripple Radio Networks If Bill Against Him Stands

Ex-Gobs Asked To Take Over During Strike   Seizure Of Farm. Equipment Plant le Threatened

Ex-Gobs Asked To Take Over During Strike  - Seizure Of Form. -. Equipment Plant

Ready To Act June 15 To Prevent Delay In ‘Sea Transportation   Farm Equipment Workers’ Strike; Petrillo Threatens If Supreme Court Decision Is Not To His Liking.

Unions Reject Proposal by Ship Owners   Petrillo Threatens To Cripple Nation's Radio Industry

Navy Prepares To Run Ships   Forrestal Orders Men Ready For Duty If Strike Comes

Arctic Lights Cut Off Radio  Ae ‘ross Ocean   Telephone, Teletype Lines Also Interrupted By Atmospheriec Disturbance

Clashing of Northern Lights, Equinox, Hits Communications   Radio, Telephone Service Between U. S. And Europe Blacked Out; Air Travel Is Limited: Some Local Interruption Noted

Earth Currents Play Havoc With  Communications   Radio and Telephone Service Between Europe and  U. §. Blacked Out

English Prime Minis“ter Challenges” Ail ‘tations fo Outlaw War in Opening Address.   Schacht Had Plans — Fer War Econotiry in 1937, Allies Charae

Allies Accuse Dr. Schachi   Called Brains of Germany’: War-Time Feanamv

Nazis Blueprinted  War Plans Early   Ration Cards Printed In 1937 Trial Hears

CALL SCHACT WAR PLANNER   Nazi Crimes Defendant Is Held Responsible For Nazi Economy Plan

Schacht Accused of Drafting Economy for War  U.S. Navy Officer Opens Case Against Financier

Schacht Accused of Drafting Economy for War  U.S. Navy Officer Opens Case

Senator Would Cut Army Funds   Johnson Points Way to Faster Demobilization

Lewis Will Meet With Operators   Sec. Schwellenbach Intervenes and Announces  Conference Today

Indicates Plan ls Ready fo Scttle Dispute   UMW and Operators To Mecct Again In Joint Session

Stable Prices Not Assured, Truman Says   Nation's Chief. Will Cal Special Session If Act Inadequate   INCREASE IN TAXES MIGHT BE REQUESTED   Consumers And Business Are Asked To Help Fight Inflation

CEILINGS GO BACK INTO EFFECT AS HE SIGNS LEGISLATION   President Tells Congress Measure “Falls Far Short” of Regulations He Sonoht.   PRICING ORDERS TO BE ISSUED TODAY.   Temporary Increases to Be Granted on Some Materials—-Steelman Made  Stabilization Chief.

Action Places Price Control Back in Force   President Declares Measure Inadequate, But Asserts Willingness to Try It; Warns Of Special Session, Tax Increase

Nation Back Under OPA As President SignsBillThursday   Rent And Price Ceilings Rolled Back To June 30th, Except On Meat, Poultry, Eggs, Dairy Products, Petroleum And Tobacco

Tells Congress That I Makes Task Of Staving Off Inflation More Difficult Than It Has Been

President Says Measure Falls   Short of Hope   Chief Serves Notice of Special Session if Act Proves Inadequate

Truman Say: Bill Short of Basie Needs   President Sends Message To Congress Indicating Belief More Taxes May Be Needed for Control

Extra Session May Be Sought  If Prices Soar   President Tells Congress Bill Falls “Far Short” of Guaranteeing Generally Stable Prices — Siaqns Reluctantly

Atomic Ovens Now Pioneering Output Of Peaceful Trend   Army Chiective

Atom Bomb Ovens Have New Tasks   Humanitcrian Products to Be Manufactured

Atomic Energy to Serve Peace Needs   Ovens That Produce Bombs Pioneering in New Job of ’‘FarReaching Importance”

Atom Ovens Now Tuned To Make Radioactive Substances To Aid Science And Medical World

EXPENSE MONEY 15 REFUSED BY SOLOW:   21 Congressmen Refuse te Accept Sum; It Is Returned to Treasury.

21 IN HOUSE REFUSE FUNDS   Hoffman Among Group Rejecting $2,500 Expense Funds

21 PAY OWN EXPENSES   Names of House Members Who Declined $2,500 Revealed

DETROIT IS. VIRTUALLY WITHOUT MILK   Supply ‘on Hand For Emergencies Is Nearly Gone ©

FEPC Supporters Try New Plan To Beat Filibuster   Republican Leaders Will Try To Invoke Senate Cloture

Demonstrations  By GI’s Banned   McNarney Cracks Down After Several Displays

McNarney Bans Demobilization Meetings by Gls   Order Is First Move to Repress Wave of Demonstrations

MEETINGS ARE BANNED   McNarney Cracks Down After  Demonstrations

GEN, M’NARNEY CRACKS DOWN O} G. . GATHERINGS   All Demonstrations By Troops In Europe Banned

CRACK DOWN ON Gi DEMONSTRATIONS   Policics Banned By Commander of U.S. Forces In Europe.

WEDNESDAY’S contributions   $205 Profit From Concert Series Goes to Bowl Fund

Your Today's Star   Profits Of First Three Of Newspapers’ Sponsored Concerts To Pioneers Bowl

Walkout Begins As Scheduled by John L. Lewis   Shortage of Fuel To Curtail Operations Of Blast Furnaces

COAL STOPPAGE LKELY 10 LAST FOR FORTH   Operators Believe Tieup Will Not End Before Then and May Run Longer   TALKS ARE CONTINUING   Steel Mills Are Among First Big Consumers Affected by UMW Strike

RECONVERSION MENACED BY COAL STRIKE   Industry Certain to Be Crippled by UMW Country-wide Walkout.

STEEL PLANTS BANK FIRES TO — CONSERVE FUEI   Walkout Threatens Reconversion in U, 8. Industries

STEEL OUTPUT TO BE SLOWED IMMEDIATELY   Officials Expect At Least Two Weeks ‘Vacation’ for Miners in Contract Dispute

Steel Mills — Bank Furnaces After Walkout   400,000 Soft Coal Miners Leave Pits

COAL STRIKE GETS UNDER WAY TODAY   Slowcown in Steel Production Is Indicated

NAVY STUDIES SUB CHANGES   Undersea Force Being Revised For First Time In More Than 20 Years

FOR FIRST TIME IN 20 YEARS . Radical Changes Drafted In Submarine Forces Of Nation

Navy Plans To Make Changes in Submarines   ATOMIC WARFARE OUT. MODES UNDERSEA CRAFT

Navy Charts Subs With Atomic Missiles; May Also Develop Submersible Aircraft Carriers and Tankers

Navy’s Submarine Force, ‘Twice Burned,’ Determined It Will Never Happen Again

CPA Controls On Worsted Fabrics To Stay; Ceilings Lifted On Some Leather Goods

Still Destroyed By Federal Men: One Man Caught  Ree ee TE Be SOE.   Charles Holland Is Placed Under Bond

RUSSIANS TRY TO STALL OFF PEACE PACTS   EVENTS IN ROMANIA GIVE HINT OF RED PLOT   BY JOHN ™M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic  DP anawntan

REDS IN DRIVE TO TIGHTEN GRIP ON EAST FUROPI   Soviet Effort Under Way to Oust Political Foes Before Peace Pact Can Become Effective.   ROMANIAN REGIME AIDING CAMPAIGN   Employe of American Military Mission Arrested — Another Worker Is Missing.

MEDIATION IS RULED OUT IN WAGE DISPUTE   Declare Westinghouse Stand Has Blocked  Negotiations

Westinghouse Scored For Its Strike Stand   Federal Mediators Attack Wage Offer of Firm, Charging It Has Strings Attached

St. Joseph’s Schigg Ends Semester. :.  ~ Report Cards Are Given To Pupils:

St. Joseph’s School Ends Semester.  Report Cards Are Given To Pupils

CHINA CIVIL WAR TRUCE EXTENDED   Nationalists Bombard Ports Held By Reds

ee  EXTENSION IS SET ON CHINA CIVIL TRUCE   Armistice To Last To June 30 In Peace Effort

Tornado Hits Detroit Area as Midwest Heat Wave Breaks; 17 Dead and 100 Iniured   Storm Breaks Without Warning in Suburbs of Detroit and Sweeps Across River Into Canadian Cities to Do Worst Damace

Hearing Develops Testimony Tha Shells such as Garssons Made Killed. Many American Soldiers

Tips Roll In To Indicate MuchGreater Profiteering   Brewster Says Present Investigation Is Only Prelude to What Is  Coming in Near Future

New Cases Will Dwarf Garsson-May Operations   Investigators  Ask $60,000 To Finance Continuing Probe Into Seandals

SENSATIONAL WAR PROFITS CASES LISTED   Present Probe Merely Firecracker Com. pared to Dynamite In New Field.

Sensations Expected in War Probe   Garsson Case  Just ‘Firecracker’, Senator Reports; « ‘Dynamite’ Coming

NEW TIPS GE TO COMMITTEE AT RAPID GLIF   Investigations Will Pale Garsson Case, Says Senator Brewster.

Sensational War Profits Ineuiries Are in Offing, Says Sen. Brewster: Will Ask for $60,009 for Probe

British Withdrawal Not Connected With UN Debate  Policy Toward Nutior a ee ne   Policy Toward Nation Has Not Changed, Spokesman Declares

Some British Troops Taken From Greece   Spokesman Says No Connection With  Current UN Debates Or Ukroine Charnac

WITHDRAWAL OF TOMMIES FROM GREECE VIEWED   Planned Evacuation Had Ne Hitch with UN Debete, Spokesman Avers

British Withdrawal Not Connected With UN Debate   Policy Toward Natior Has Not Changed, Spokesman Declares

British Contend Troop Movement Planned Karlier   Deny Withdrawals Are Influenced By  Ukraine’s Charges

Out to ‘Get’ Government   ‘Comptroller General  Tells Mead Committeé Everyone Seemed On “Gouge” During War

SAYS MANY OUT TO BEAT GOVERNMENT   Official Condemns Practice of Army Men to Accept Post-war Jobs With Firms Whose Contracts They Handled.

Army Officers Who Cot Jobs with War Producers Are Hi   Comptroller General Condemns Practice Today as “Damnable”

Army Officers’ Jobs Assailed   Comptroller Objects To 4 Taking Posts With War Firms

OFFICIAL SAYS 5 FLEECED “AY EVERYOD   Comptroller General Tells Senators How Money Was Grabbed.

Warren Hits “Damnable” Profiteerin:  Tn War: Asserts Gov't Lost Millions

Contracts Practices ‘Damnable’   Comptroller Tells Probers How Officers Landed Lucrative Jobs

Raps Officers Prying Fat Jobs from Contracts   Comptroller General Tums Searchlight on Practice -

Govt. Lost Millions By Not ‘Policing’ Wartime Deals. Probers Told.

Officers Given Good Jobs With War Producers   Practice ‘Damnable’, Witness Says; Also Condemns ‘Cost Plus’

WIDESPREAD “GHISELING” IS REVEALED   Comptroller Warren Tells War Profit Probe Committee  “Everybody And His Brother’ Were Out To “Get Yne Government” Dur ing The War.

Method Used by Army Denounced  Comptroller General Palle le ‘Ramnnahla’

War Probe Hits Army Officers   Comptroller Tells Of Possible Graft

War Contract Graft Of Army Officers Is Hit   ‘Everybody and Brother Out To Get Govern. ment,’ Warren Charges

Holders Of War Favors  Blamed   Government Lost Untold Millions By Procedure.

Lucrative Jobs Of Army Officers Called Damnable   Warren Outlines Three Cases for lnvestiagtars

Army Officers Evoke Attack By Fiscal Head   Practice Of Obtaining Lucrative Jobs From War Producers Condemned

Army Men Hirec  \Mar Diante BY Wal ridfts   Comptroller General Reveals to Senate Probers How Contracting Officers Got Jobs After Working With Large Firms

Warren Charges Some Officers Got Jobs from Firms They Aided   Senate Group Okays OPA Decontrol Body

Army Officers Given Johs by Firms They Helped Obtain War Contracts

Practice Common, Committee is Told   Comptroller General Decries ‘Cost-Plus’ Contract System

Cocktail Parties Scored   Army Officers Taking Score from Contractors Rapped

U. S. Comptroller General Lashes Army Officer Acts   Puts Three Specitic Cases Before War Profits Committee

Significance In Appointment Yo Treasury Cited   See Evidence Of ‘‘Middle. Of-The Road’’ Policy Of President In Gardner Selection

See. Byrnes Telephones White House   Truman Receives Fill-In On Parley

BYRNES REPORTS   President Talks By ’Phone to Secretary in Paris.

Truman Talks With Byrnes By Telephone   TROUBLES OF WORLD DISCUSSED BY LEADERS

Telephone Conference  With Byrnes   Truman Learns Of Events at Paris Conference

Inflation Can Hurt Business, Wallace Warns   Pleads for Retention of Price Controls

CLAIM U.S, PLANES STRAFED RED TROOPS   Gen, Marshall Checks Latest Communist Charge

GEN. MARSHALL PROBES CHARGE OF COMMIES   Asks Full Story of Report of Strafing by Two U.S. Planes

PROBE CHARGES OF U.S, STRAFING   Marshall Confers With Red Delegate in Chungking On Allegation

Marshall Asks  ~ For Explanation   Chinese Communists Asked To Explain Charges U §S. Planes Made Attack

TRUMAN IRKED BY QUESTIONS   Displays Flaring Temper In Reply to Questioning On Armed Force Merger

NEWS QUERIES PPPHISE ANGER OF PRESIDENT   PROPOSED MERGER OF ARMY-NAVY HOT SUBJECT

President Waxes Wroth (Over Army-Navy Merger   McLeod Assails Medical Bill.

Presidential Temper F'lares At Conference   Truman Touches on Many Subjects at His News Parley; Service  Merger Riles Chief

CIO Demands Plan to Prevent Inflation and at Same Time Calls for New Wage Increases

CIO PLAN FOR ATTEMPTING TO PREVENT INFLATION IS NOT ALL CLEAR. BUT TIMING IS OBVIOUS

Mie Benen ee ee See eee  23 Men Aboard Three  Overdue Army Planes

Neither Russian Entry Nor Atom Bomb Ended War   Japan ‘Persuaded’ By Air Power, Is Finding of Survey

U.S. Planes Beat Japan,  Truman Tolc **A-Bomb, Russ, Hastened Win’

f PHILADELPHIA PAPERS 'BALKED BY STRIKERS   Editorial And Clerical Empieyes Refuse To Cress frack Driv pte Picket Linec

Editorial Staffs To Stay Of Job  Members Of News Guild Vote Not To Cross Picket Lines

Editorial Staffs To Stay Of Job  err errr renee gttheee retr-weennrreee_ore  Members Of News Guild Vote Not To Cross Picket Lines

Bread Rationing To Begin Sunday In British Isles   Bakers Threaten to Revolt; Churchill Loses Fight to Cancel Measure

= ttncual PVPS Be PS rr  Who T old Sanates Taylor About What Industrialists Want?

WORD BATTLE STALLS ACTION IN SENATE   Southerners Going Strong’in Third Day of FEPC Filibuster

Filibuster [s In Third Day   Southern Democrats In Senate Keep Up Filibuster On F. E. P. B.—Showdown Near

Name ‘Zenas’ Admits Man ck Into Family After An Absence of 52 Years

OHIO FARM STRIKE!   Move ‘to Withhold Food From Distribution Gains " Momentum:

STRIKES AND RIOTS INCREASE IN INDIA   Jubbulpore Is Scene 0! Latest Development In Dispute.

 ANTI-BRITISH RIOTS BREAKNG OUT IN OTHER CITIES IN INDIA. GOVERNOR’S CAR STONED

Six Officers, Eight Enlisted Men Face Brutality Charges   Trial Scene Will Be Shifted -To Germany Headguarters

McNarney Ads On Youth Organization  Non-Military Groups All Right, All Sport, Military Groups Broken Up

JENKINS, BROWN   Ohjoans, Mentioned Promi» nently For Leader’s Spot”  Ty, ‘tee, all a Aen ei ek tie

Jenkins-Brown Race for Floor Leader Puts Ohio Congress Members On Spot

Rioters Quelled After Seven Negroes Hurt   500 Siate Police Halt Tennessee's Worst Racial Ficht

ANGRY NEGROES ARE SUBDUED IN COLUMBIA RIOT   Tennessee City Has Night Of Bloody Fighting

until September 30, 1946, unPooner relieved.  approval of all applicants  BUSINE< the war he war department.  by Peterson has resme in Oelwein

Four Policemen Three Civilians Are Casualties  White Navy Vet, Neero Start Fiacht

Subdue Tenn ff ee Racial Riot.” ; Seven Wor: . “   500 State Patrolmen Raid Two-Block Negro’ District To End Disorde

Tennessee City Scene Of Race Riot   Seven Persons Are Wounded in Fight Between Whites. Nevroe

Race Riots Subdued in Tennessee   Rioting Negroes Battle Po lice During Night—Four Officers Wounded

Tennessee Race Clash Lands 40 Behind Bars  ‘Cordon Thrown About Two Blocks Of Columbja’s ‘Mink Slide’ Area

HOLLYWOOD PARTY ENDS IN MURDER   Studio Electrician Is Found Mortally Wounded After Celebration by 200

LOCAL DISPUTES BAR RESUMPTION AF RM ATP   Farm Equipment Workers Go Back to Oliver Corp., but. . H.C. Tieup Holas   W. E. OFFER DUE TODAY   Electric Firm to Submit Its First Wage Bid for Ending 64-Day Stoppage

Local Disputes Prolong Strike Of Auto Workers   CIO UNIONS AND GMC STILL AT ODDS ON SOME POINTS

Compromise On Minimum Pay Measure Is Now Being Sought To Kill Farm Price Advance

Detroit Faces Second Day Without Transportation As Bus, Trolley Drivers Strike   Action Toward Settlement Stalled; Mayor Demands Operators Return To Work

Coal Truck Drivers Tell Of Shooting   Gunfire Is Blamed On Strike Situation; FBI Investigating

Again Urge Increase in Corn Price   Say Failure to Boost Price Results in Serious  Shortage of Feed

Low Corn Price  Lessens Feed .   Feed Grain To Hogs Instead of Selling It.

Secretary Wallacc Backs Down When Asked to Comment Or President ‘tyruman’s Action On Railroad Strike

Hannegan Asks Union To Disavov Whitney Threat   Wallace Declines To Com ment on Support for Truman

TRAINMEN URGED TO BACK TRUMAN   HANNEGAN ASKS THEM TO IGNORE WHITNEY'S “WAR” ON PRESIDENT.

Hannegan Talks for His Party  Capital Wondering Over Second Term

Recreafional Council Named By Rev. Lasley   J. F. Scarborough Is Temporary Head

Final Phase of Probe Opens Today   Conversations of 1941 Will Be Studied Further

Harbor Probers Plan To Explore U.$.-British-Dutch Military Talks

Incident —   RESULT OF REBUFF GIVEN - : UKRAINE YESTERDAY BY UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL 

Says Western Powers Have Violated The U.N. Charter   Unkrainian Foreign Minister in Charge Against Britain, L. S. and France to Press

SOVIET UKRAINE SCORES BREACH OF UN CHARTER   Charge Brought As Delegate Is Refused Hearing On Creoece

Ukraine Charges Western Powers  Violate UN Pact   Manuilski Provoked By Re fusal to Hear Complaint Against Greece   DELEGATE ACCUSES BRITAIN AND U. §   Declares Greek Ties With British Threatens Peace in Balkans

Ukranian Meets Rebuff From Security Councit   Soviet Sympathizer Accuses Westerners Of UN Violations

SOVIETS CLAIM U.N. CHARTER VIOLATED BY U.S.   Reds Refused Hearing on Charges Against Greece

Refusal To Hear Charge Against Greece Assailed   Gromyko Defeated in Attempt To Press Accusation in Counci

Campaign to Obtain Funds to Begin Next Month: County’s Greatest Need

PLANS ARE DRAWN . UP FOR ‘COMPLETELY MODERS HOs_ PITAL ON BEAUTIFULLY WOODED SITE

PROPOSED PLAN OF NEW HOSPITAL   CAMPAIGN WILL BE LAUNCHED NEXT MONTH FOR RAISING FUNDS

Senate Speeds Action On Extension of Draft   Barkley Predicts Swift Approval, Including”. Droft. of. Teen-Agers; Republican Senator Lashes at House Vote For Induction Holiday

Extension Of Year Is Predicted   No Holiday to Be Observed In Senate Bill

B: arkley Views Quick Passage Of Teen Draft   Leaders Confer With Truman For Hour On It And OPA Extension Act

Fast Approval Draft Bill Seen   Sen. Barkley Predicts Quick” Passage Of “Meas. ure Extending Draft.

TEEN-AGE CALLS MAY  COME BACK FOR YEAR  MORE, SAYS SENATOR QUICK PASSAGE SEEN  FOR STRONGER LAW OF SELECTIVE SERVICE

Barkley Sees Early Passage Of Legislation   YEAR'S EXTENSION OF SELECTIVE SERVICE CERTAIN

BARKLEY PREDICTS TEEN-AGERS’ DRAFT   Year’s Extension Of Con scription Seen

REDUCTION IN : ISLAND FORCE   ; . BIG CUT IN PERSONNEL ON TWO ISLANDS OF MARSHALL  GROUP WITHIN TEN DAYS

Strike Threat Causes Seizure Of N. J. Plant   Sovernor Edge Takes Gas Companies Over As Workers Lay Off

Yugoslavs Hold Sixty Americans  50 to 60 Others Are Held in Poland

TWU Threatens Walkout to Halt Power Plant Sal   Transpzrt Workers Protest New York’s Proposed Deal With Edison

Citywide Transit Strike Now Looms  New York Dispute May Ti: Up Subweys, Buses, Street

Crude Oil Price Hiked 25 Cents   Eight Companies Set New Price; to Aid Royalty Owners

PRICE OF OIL INCREASED IN MANY FIELDS   Eight More Companies Join in Boosting  Price 25 Cents

Standard Oil of Indiana, Phillips, Humble, Stanolind Announce Increase

Crude Oil Goes Up [As OPA Ceilings Go   Big Companies Post New Prices—~Consumer Moy Pay Penny Mora A Gallon for Gasoline

Petit Jurors for June Term of Mason County Circuit Court Selected Today

Eight Dead, 250 Injured in Two Towns   Rescuers Rush to Aid Crowd Caught in Theater

150 Are Believed Injured as Wind Lashes ? Towns   300 to 400 Trapped In Theater; Tourist Cabin Camp Leveled

250 Are Injured In Tourist Camp   300 to 400 Persons Trapped in Theater Where 200 are Reported to be Injured

SENATOR SAYS THAT HE EXPECTS TO RECEIVE POLITICAL SUPPORT FROM.  THE ORGANIZATION

Senator Bilbo Admits To Being Members Of Klan   Bilbo Looking To Klan For Support, Is Proud Of His Affiliation

Officers Will Be \Named Today by Eastern Star  Banquet Sponsored  by Past Grand

Officers Will Be Named Today by Eastern Star  Banquet Sponsored   Banquet Sponsored by Past Grand Matrons and Pairons

Chinese Reds Give Up Fight For Charfgchun   City Ys Recaptmred After 32-Day Siege; Enemy Wishdeawwe

Capture of Changchun Is Claimed   Communists Fail to Offer Much Resistance

REDS DEFEATED AT CHANGCHUN   Capital Of Manchuria Retaken By Chinese Government Troops

CHINESE REDS LOSE CAPITAL   Government Forces Seize  Changchun With Only Weak Opposition

Chinese Central Forces Rouf Reds From Changchun   Government Dispatches Report Communists Retreating Eastward

Case Strike Enters Upon Second Year   Payroll Loss for 51 Weeks Placed at $9,660,766

DUNGH PROTEST m PROBE GROUE FOR INDONESIA   Nesotiations Are Feared Endangered: Decision Demanded °

Fight To Avert Power Strike fa Pittsburgh   Union Softens Demand But Refuses Company Offer to Arbitrate

Seek To Prevent Power Strike In Pittsburgh Area   Public Officials In ‘‘Last Ditch’ Battle To Prevent Strike At Midnight   COMPANY MAKES ARRITRATAON OFFER

NEW YORKERS FACE THREAT OF WALK OU)   LAST MINUTE EFFORTS BEING , MADE TO AVOID PARALYZING STRIKES IN TWO cries

Paris Left Bank Folk Have Gay Day As World’s Press Hunts Septuplets

“Scoo ” Backfires Erroneous Report of Septuplets’ Birth Touches Off Furor in Paris

ROTARIANS ARE TOLD OF FBI WORK IN WAR   J. Wallace Ransom, Philadelphia, Addresses Inter-Club Meeting— Gives Interesting Data

Bakery Strike In Des Moines  Settled Today   Bakers Win 134% Cents ~ Pay Boost; Back to ~ Work Tomorrow

Plans _. Announced Today  Throughout The World   U. S. Offers Atomic Secrets in Exchange for Impregnable United Nations Agreement to Deal Out Swift, Sure Punishments to Aggressor Nations—This Must Be  Choice Between Quick and the Dead

BARUCH TELLS . UN DELEAGTES PEACE IS. KE!   PLAN HINGES ON AGREEMEN' TO USE BOMB ON AGGRES-. SOR NATIO NS—INTER“NATIONAL - CONTROL  OF PLANTS ~ .

United States Offers World A-Bomb Secre'   Chairman Baruch Of U. N Atomic Bomb Commissions Presents Conditions   ATOMIC OUTLAWS MUST BE BARRED

PUNISHMENT OF AGGRESSORS 1 DEMANDED   Insistence on Veto Right to Block Release of Secrets

20,000 GERMANS MAY BE RELEASED   Directive Affects Prisoners Held in Reich

Order Fines In Insurance Fraud Case   Missouri Supreme Court As sesses Two Millions Again st Insurance Companies

Big Underwriters Fined For Pendergast Bribery   122 Big Insurers Punished For Attempted Settlement Fraud Invalvine Political Boss

INSURANCE. FIRMS FINED $2,050.50   Missouri High Court Action Climaxes Alleged Fire Rate Bribery Case

122 FIRE RISK FIRMS FINED FOR BOIBERY   In Pendergast Graft Case

Total of $2,090,000 Assessed 122 Firms   Largest Fine Assessed Against Home _Insurance Company.

Back of the Headlines New Issues Expected To Strain Four-Power Unity

Picket Lines Around Exchanges To Stay Declare Union Leaders; Next Move Up To Governmeiil

LONG DISTANCE OPERATORS “REFUSE TO CROSS PICKETS IN NATION'S MAJOR CITIES

CORPORATION, UNION LEADERS ARE SUMMONED   High Government Official Says White House Meeting “Ab-.solutely Must Not Fail”: .°.

NEGOTIATORS G0 T0 WHITE HOUSE Fa CONFERENCE   Today’s Parley ‘Absolutely Must Not Fail,’ Asserts High U. S. Official   HOPEFUL NOTE SOUNDED   Both Sides Are Reported io Have Retreated From Earlier Position

STILL SEEK’ TOAVOID. STEEL STRIKE   Deadlock of ob Negotiations. Moves Into White House .

Truman Makes! 1th Hour Effort To Stop Steel Strike   GM Rejection of Panel Proposal Darkens Labor Picture

Action Seeks To Halt Threatened Walkout Sunday   Meeting ‘Must Not Fail,’ Government Official Asserts

Gloomy Labor Picture Further Darkened By General Motors Rejection Of Wage Recommendations By Fact Finders   TRUMAN CONCERNED BY STRIKE PROBLEM

TRUMAN MAKES 11TH HOUR TRY: IN STEEL STRIKE   Last-Minute Conference “Absolutely Must  Not Fail’”’

Truman in 11th Hour Effort to Break Deadlock   Labor Picture Darkened By General Motors” Reijection of Wage Proposal

OPA Will Lift Some Price Items   Suspension of Controls o1 Hundreds of Articles Is Planned

OPA To Relax Price Control On Some Lines      Major Foodstuffs Will Be Kept Under Ceilings For Some Time

Army, Navy Plans for Atomic Tests Complete   Site. Date Details to Be Announced Early in the Sprine.

Army Destroyed Surplus Clothing, Sergeant Tells Solons, Generals   IU. S. Completes Plans to Test Atombombs  At Sea: Huge Task Force Being Assembled

30 OFFER a BE A~BOMB GUINEA PIGS   ‘Would Be On  Bombed. Ships; Offers Rejected

Tobin. To: Hear. Clemeney. Plea _By Noxon’s Wife   W other Also Appeals For  - Lawyer. Sentenced . To  We For” Slaying Son

Red Neighbors Getting Arms, UNRRA Hears   Guns Instead of Machinery Reported Sent by Russia

RUSSIANS SHIPPING ARMS 10 NATIONS   LaGuardia Tells About Charges; UNRRA May Change Plan.

CELEBRATION OF V-E DAY STAGED   4,000 American Troops Parade In Bomb-Sr arred Frankfurt

Damon Runyon, Famous Short Story Writer and Reporter Is Dead at 62

‘Slanguist? Succumbs Noted Times Columnist Dies  Of Cancer In N. Y. Hospital

DAMON RUNYON, COLUMNIST AND AUTHOR OF NOTE; SUCCUMBS IN NEW YORK AFTER LONG ILLNESS

Damon Runyon, Author Who Made Broadway '‘ ‘Dolls ‘And ‘Guys’ Famous, Dies In New York

DAMON RUNYON, COLUMNIST, DIES   NOTED AS FICTION CHRONICLER OF LIFE ON BROADWAY

Made Fortune On Gotham Stories  Creator Of ‘Dolls’ And ‘Guys’ Dies In New York Hospital

Damon Runyon, Creator of Broadway ‘Guys and Dolls,’ Dies of Cancer

DAMON RUNYON DIES FOLLOWING LONG ILLNESS   No Funeral Services Will Be Held for Noted Author, Columnist

DAMON RUNYON, FAMED WRITER, DIES IN NEW YORK   Noted Columnist Made Broadway Figures Purt of ee a

RIOTING IN EGYPT   Swarms of Demonstrators Are Shouting “Down With England”

Egyptian Mok Touches Off Riot, Gunfire   Attack Cathedral, British Barracks as 100,000 Demonstrators Throng Streets of  Capital

Attack Church, Loot Home Of Bishop, Burn Army Supplies   Mobs Shout ‘Down With England, Down With the Conqueror’

British Church Eayptians Raid   Barracks Stormed and ‘Army Stores Burned in Cairo Uprising

Tension Rises Along Nile as Swarms of Egyptians Battle With British Army Troons

Cairo Riot Touched Off   Withdrawal of British Troops Is Demanded As Demonstration Grows

British Lion Is Attacked In Demonstrations Today: Mutiny Exists In Bombay

Cairo Crowds Continue Rioting Today   Disorder and Gunfire Result in Protest Aaainst British Rule

Warships Used By Naval Mutineers; Eovpt Riot Scene   Bombay Harbor Taken Over By Revolters, Blood Is Shed

‘Demonstrations i in Egypt Touch Off Riots, Disorders, and Gunfire Today

Riots Flare In Egypt— Cairo Boils   Huge Throngs Stage Wild Demonstration Against England--Factories Closed

CATHEDRAL AND. ARMY BARRACKS ATTACKED; HUGE, HOWLING MOBS  MILITARY STORES ARE BURNED AS 100,000 JOIN IN DISORDERS

Anti-British Riot Flares In Cairo   Disorder and Gunfire Mark One-Day Strike Called in Protest of  Oceunation of Ervnpt-

Anti-British Rioting Rages Across Egypt   Bloodshed in Cairo; Huge-Mobs Shouting ‘Down With England’

Cathedral Under Attack By Cairo Demonstrators   R.A.F. Storehouse Set Afire; Thousands Roam Streets

Constituents Turn Solons into Shoppers   Ask Congressmen for Sizes in Apparel They Can't Buy at Home.

Martin to Quit Post January 2   Will Resign to Take Senate Seat When Body Convenes

ill Step Out So.He Can Take Seat In Pe _ Congress _   ‘TS PRECEDENT   jeut. Gov. Bell Will f Become: ‘Chief: ~  Executive .

Martin Will Resign His Governarship To Take Seat In Coneress Jan..2

Gov. Martin To Resign As State Executive Jan. 2 To Take Seat In Senate

Martin Resigns For Senate Seat  ‘Bell Gets 2-Weeks Term As Governor

AFL Seamen Call Stop- Work Meets  Presents New Angle To Maritime Dispute

Simultaneous Meetings Are To Be Held   Purpose Apparently Is to Force Hand of Pacific Shipowners

TRUMAN TRIES TO AVERT CIO SHIP WALKOUT   WORK STOPPAGE ON ALL COASTS BEGUN BY AFL SEAMEN

A. F. OF L CALLS UPON SEAMEN 10 STOP WORK TODAY   Steals March on C. I. O. Mari time Unions That Are Scheduled to Strike on June 15.   TIE-UP TO TAKE PLACE ON ALL THE COASTS   Leader Explains Action Is for Purpose of Holding Meetings to Discuss Future Course.

Union President Says West Coast Seafarers Plan "Drastic Action”   Schwellenbach Is Criticized for Keeping Operators in Washington   MEETINGS WILL BE HELD AT 2 P.M. EST   Truman Calls on Ship Owners and ClO Unions To Settle Dispute

TRUMAN URGES NEGOTIATORS BUCKLE DOWN   President Steps into Maritime Dispute Seeking Settlement

Maritime Unions Order Work Stoppage Today   Continuous Meets Scheduled by A.F.L. Groups

A. FL. Seafarers Union Head Steals March On C. 1. 0. Maritime Unions

S WORK STOPPAGE RT ON ALL COAST! IRE CALLED TODAY   8 LOSE LIVES ¥ AND 200 KURT ‘C IN HOTEL FIRE ¢   AFL Seamen Steal March On CIO Maritime Uniens By Walkout   TRUMAN IN APPEAL — TO ROTH FACTIONS

AFL Seamen Slated For Walkout Today   Strike is Called Among AFL Workers on All Coasts of U.S.

Union Men Jump CIO Strike Gun   62,000 Members Report Ready For Drastic Step

Maritime Unions Order Work Stoppage Today  Continuous Meets   Continuous Meets Scheduled by A.F.L. Groups

MISS PE TELLS PLAN 10 END STRIKES  RKINS   Former Secretary of Labor Lists Five Steps in Her Proposal

Former Secretary Of Labor Gives  centile NE  Plan To Stop Industrial Strite

Man And Wife Die In Auto Crackup   Edward L. diray, Former All. American At Tilineis, And Wife Fatally Hurt

Gis ARE PREPARED ‘FOR ATTACK RUMOR   200 Alerted for Possibie Trouble in Athens, Tenn.

HUNTER IS BEING HUNTED; LOST FOR LAST SEVEN DAYS   Game Department Workers Are Sent Into Mountains to  Aid in Search

Cloon Winner Over Hampton   GOP Presidential Possibilities Bloom From Coast to Coast

WISE SPENDING. OF STATE CASH ASKED      Las Vegas Woman ‘Named President of Woman's Association at State: Meet

LEWIS ASSAILED BY SPOKESMAN FOR OPERATORS   Burke Sees No Quick End Of Coal Strike; Would Arouse Public      CALLS UPON SENATE TO REMOVE OBSTACLES

LEWIS WAITING UNTIL COUNTRY GETS ‘IN PERIL   Burke, Head Of Southern Coal Producers, Hurls Charge At John L.

Head of Southern Coal Producers Criticizes Lewis   Burke Denies U. S. Steel ls Blocking Bituminous Negotiations

Lewis’ Charge  Called Untrue   Operatar Head Says Steel Statement ‘Buacombe’

Early Settlement Of Strike Unlikely   Lewis Accused of Holding Demands Until Nation in Perj}

Chinese General Hopes Reds Will Yield Changchun   Government Troops Are Reported 28 Miles from Manchurian Capital

Memorial To Be Dedicated By The Elks   Grand Exalted Ruler Te Present Se-:ator Alban W. Barkley As Main Speaker Sunday

Attempt to Start Y.§.-Russian Wai Charged in Talk   Civil War Flares As Woman Leader Issues Statement

BOTH CHINESE SIDES CLAIM GAINS; U. 3., RED WAR SAID GOAL.  WIDOW OF REPUBLIC’S FOUNDER WARNS THAT GLOBAL FIGHT SOUGHT

China's Civil Strife Aim Is to Force US-Russ War, SunYatSenWidowWarns

PLAN TO FIRE U.S.-RUSSIA WAR CHARGED   Madame Sun Urges U, S. To Withdraw Troops, All Military Aid From China

WORKERS ARE BEING LINED UP: CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR WARM UP FOR REAL BUSINESS OF CAMPAICNING

U. S. Demand for Bases in Pacific May Set Pattern for All Mandates

Petrillo Appears In Chicago Cour! Free on Bond  No Plea Entered By Music Czar

Lausche Adds To Business of  Special Session Would Get Ohio  Into Federal Hospital Project

SUBJECTS ADDED TO SESSION GALL   Service Doctors Licensing and Hospital Survey Up to Solons

LAUSCHE ADDS NEW MEASURES FOR ASSEMBLY   Governor Outlines Reasons For Special Call of Ohio  Laniclatura.

IZVESTIA CHARGES IRAN PLOTS WAR   Accuses lranians Of Trying to Take Over Soviet Lands

GIRL, 14, ARRESTED FOR ‘KIDNAPING 200-POUND Tey at TAYICAR NDIVED

C10 Waits For AFL Wage Fight to End to Stage Walkout:   Western Union May Get CIO Strike if AFL is  Successful

SHOWDOWN NEAR FOR WIRE UNIONS   Strike Notice Filed By A. F Of L. Workers

Western Union Faced With Twin Walkouts   Wage Showdown with ClO and AFL Unions May Come October 23— Strike Notice Filet

2 STRIKES FACE WESTERN UNION   ClO Moves To Join A.F.L In Showdown On Pay

C. I. 0. DEMAND FACED BY W. U.   ‘Unionists Are Reody Te  “Make ‘Second Raund’ : Pay Request   A. F. OF L. ALSO ASKING

Western Union Faces Strike   AFL Moves for Nationwide Strike, CIO Talks Double Wage Demands

WESTERN UNION STRIKE LOOMS   AFL Notice Filed, CIO Indicates Its N. Y. Employes Seek Same Demand

Face a New Strike Threat   Western Union Moves Toward Showdown With AFE and CIO -

More Gas, Less Smoke Pledged   Local Manager For Utility Is Heard

RIFT LOOMS IN PAULEY DISPUTE   Supporters Complain Ahant Tramante Maca

‘Poll Shows Senate Vote Now — ‘Would Reject Nomination Of ‘Edwin Pauley To Navy Post.   Rift Between Congressional And National Committee Democrats Appears Developing

Democrats Near Split on Pauley  Congressmen Dislike Truman's Procedure

PAULEY DISPUTE SPLITS UP DEMS   Rift Develops Between Congressional And National Committee Democrats; Little Chance Of Pauley’s Confirmation.

Complaints Are Voiced By Senators   Not Consulted By President, Claim

Row Brewing Over Pauley Nomination   Hannegan Blames Senate Leaders

DEMOS. SPLIT  ‘Group Complain:  Not Consulted . About Pauley  Little’ ‘Hope Left _ Of Obtaining Confirmation

Democrats Split  Over Nomination   Rift Appears Developing In Party Over Panlev Controversy.

Demos Split Over Pauley ‘Nomination   Poll Shows. Senate Vote Now Would Reject President’s Appointee.   CHANCES DAMAGED

DEMOCRATIC SPLIT ~ OVER PAULEY   Not Consulted On Truman Appointee, Some Congressmen Complain

Democrats Split . On Appointment Of Edwin Pauley   National Committee and Congress Members Divided.

Democratic Rift Developing Over auley s Naming   Truman Does Not Plan To Withdraw Name Despite Storm Of Protest

DEMOS SPLIT ON ED PAULEY      Solons Complain The; Were Not Consulted On Nomination

Democratic Rift Widens Over Pauley Nomination   Capitol Hill Supporters Resent Truman's Failure Te Consult Them before Name Was Entered

Democrat Rift Develops Over Pauley Battle   Supporters’ Say Truman Failed To Consult Them

REPORT ON 1945 Firesi in U.S. and Canada Caused 10.000 Deaths $445 909 000 Damane

PGE. Gas Rate Slash Ordered   10 Per Cent Reduction To Save $704,000 a Year for This Area

C10 PLEDGES sFULL SUPPORT TO LEWIS FIGHT   Murray Asks AFL And Rail Unions To Unite In Showdown Scrap

UNION. POSTS HUGE AMOUNT. -AS-TS BOND   CABINET . MEMBER DECLARES “TRUMAN HAS NO INTENTION"OP -PURNING--BACH_IN___  : SHOWDOWN BATTLE ~~~

C.1.0. LEADER URGES UNIONS TOUNTE   Blasts “Government by Injunction;” — Truman Stands Pat'

MURRAY PUTS ClO SUPPORT BEHIND LEWIS   Union and UMW Chief Post Bond for Fines; Cabinet Discusses Crisis

Cards Beat  ‘Bums  9   -Ninth Inning Brooklyn Rally Falls Short As St. Louis Wins 8 to 4; In Pennant Plavoff

CARDINALS T0 BE NATIONALS SERIES TEAM   Red Birds Trounce Brooklyn it Second Game to Win Playoff for League   DODGERS. HELD IN CHECK BY EXCELLENT PITCHING

ST. LOUIS BEATS OFF NINTH-INNING RALLY 10 GAIN LOOP TITLE   EIGHT-TO-FOUR SCORE - OF SECOND STRAIGHT VICTORY OVER DODGER:

St. Louis Defeats Brooklyn, 8-4, To Capture Flag   Cardinals Triumph in Second Consecutive Game Of Playoff Series After Staving Off Dedeers’ Ninth-Inning Rally at Ebbets Field

Cardinals National  Champs   Defeat Brooklyn in Playeff Series Two Straight Games: to World Series Now

World Series Berth Earned ~ By Cardinal:   St. Louis :Clinches National League Pennant by Staving Off. Nisth-Inning Rally and   Reating Dndoera, RA

Cardinals” 8-4 Ken 0 Over Dodgers Gives Th: a Risht To Play In Sczies

VA ROLE FOR OSTEOPATHS   Administration Anneunces They Will Join M. and 8S. Dept,

REPUBLICANS SET TO INSURE CURBS ON FEDERAL MONEY   Laud Truman For Telescopiny Controls But Will Watch Coffers Closely

Republicans Applaud Truman’s Money Saving Telescoping of Agency Controls

Republicans Applaud Truman’ Action In Telescoping War Agencies; Want Spending Cut   To Make Certain That Accompanying Money Saving Plans Are Carried Out   Local Rent Office Is Delegated To Protect Vets’ Housing Rights In Pittsylvania, Henry, Halifax

GOP Approves “Telescoping”  U.S. Control:   But Intends to Watch Closely For Execution Of Avtompanying Money Saving Plans

New Agency is  Given Approval   Revublicans Insist That Economies Promised Be Made

NEW HOPE IPE OF AVERTING. STEEL- STRIKE   Slight Increase" me In Steel Prices May Be Permitted

LABOR STRIFE END POSSIBLE   OPA Action in Steel Industry May Open Dav to Settlements

Big WAVES AND WATER COLUMN PREDICTED AT NEXT BOMB BLAS]   COLUMN OF WATER NEARLY TWO MIL MIGH MAY FOLLOW ATOM BOMB BLAST

Charge Stars and Stripes Muzzled; ‘House Orean for War Department’

Pacific Editions Of Army Paper, Stars And Stripes, jAre Muzzled By Officers

GI Editors Say Army ls Muzzling Soldier Protest:   Stars & Stripes Enlisted Personnel in «Pacific Blast Top Brass

GI PAPER SAYS IT I$ MUZZLED   STARS AND STRIPES SAYS IT CAN'T WRITE PROTESTS

Against U.S. Army’s Slow Demob Ezetion Policies.   CLAIM ARMY PAPER EDITED BY OFFICERS  Stars and Stripes Used As House Organ For War

Army Papers Muzzled - on Demobilization News   Editors Report Pressure by Officers as Protest Meetings Are Held Thruout World

Claim Pressure Brought By Ranking Officers _ Charge Service Papers Muzzled

G. . EDITORS CLAIM THEY ARE MYZZLED   in Coverage of Soldier Protest On Demobilization

British Army Seizes 7,000 In Holy Land   33 Killed, Palestine Under State of Siege In Anti-Terror Step

ALBANIA SEE NEXT PROBLEM OF UN COUNCIL   British Difficulties With Tiny Country May Set Another Battle

‘ON ALBANIAN a    Me ‘Mistreatment of British: Mis sion May Affect U.N.   . Apslicatian

BRITISH-ALBANIAN kTRepT NOW le TH IANO   WORLD NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

Another Fight Te Come Before Security Group   BRITAIN AND ALBANIAN DISPUTE WORRIES - DELEGATES

Great Britain's Severance of Diplomatig Arrangements With Al bania Sets Up New Battie Amonp Big Powers   U. S. OPPOSED TO ALBANIA MEMBERSHIP

Gains Majority In Both Houses 8th Congress   Senator Suggests Pre: Truman Step Aside for Republican

Revitalized GOP Scores Landslide  Major Changes In Government Loom

No Comment on Proposal Made By President   Suggestion Offered By Sen. Fulbright as ‘Wisest Thing to Do’

PARTY HOLDS MAJORITY IN BOTH HOUSES   Twenty Governors Elected in Victory Of Republicans

BOTH SENATE AND HOUSE IN HANDS OF GOP   BIG HOUSECLEANING ANTICIPATED IN WASHINGTON

Revitalized GOP ToRule  In Congress   Contro! Of Senate, House Ripped From Hands Oc Democrats

At Least 23 G. O. P. Senators, 232 Representatives Are Elected, Giving Majority in Both Houses

Major Changes In Government  Are in Offing   GOP Promises Tax Cuts, Less Spending: Truman Urged to Quit

PARTY PROMISES TO CUT SPENDING BY TEN BILLIONS     Presidential War Powers Ex pected to Be Revoked _  and Nationa! Budget, Balanced.   JOE MARTIN SLATED FOR HOUSE SPEAKER   Little Change Expected in Foreign Posicy — Housecleaning of Office Holdexg Certain.

Move To Get Truman To Resian Launched   Republicans In Control Of Senate _And House; Cut In Taxes Planned

Balanced Budget, Cut in Taxes Also On the Prooram  Major Changes Due As GOP Takes Over Both House, Senate

Poses Marked Uhanges In Government   tcpublicans Elect 23 Senatars, 232 Congress. man and Seore of Governors

Major Changes In Government Are Foreeast   Martin Expected to Mount Rostrum as Speaker of  House January 3 — Legislative Program Ta Ra Quthned

First G. O. P. Major Sweep In 15 Years   Promises Tax Cuts. Balanced Budget, Reduced Spending

Republicans Elect 23 Senators, 232 Representatives and 20 Governors; President Truman Has no Comment.

Democrats To Lose Committee Posts   Repeal of Wartime Measures Promised by Jubilant Party Whips; Plan Tex Reductions

Republican Sweep OrdainsChangesln U. S. Government   Mounting GOP Tide Engulfs Senate And House, Wrests Key States From Democrats In Advance Of ’48 Presidential Year

ADVISE REP. m GRESS ‘0GO SLOW   ‘No Blanket, End -Of'War Emergency Powers Likely

Pilgrims, Who Called Off ‘Thanksgiving Day Feast ‘For 45 Years, Had It Easy

Balloting Heavy For an Off-Year Election, Claim   Democratic Party Is Facing Possibility Of Loss of Congress

Voting Is Heavy in Big Cities   Early Turnout In Chicago Big— Unusually Heavy Vote in Ohio

Large Cities In North Have Heavy Vofing   “Unusually Heavy” Voting Reported in Chicago, Kansas City And in Ohio Cities

HOME-PEACE PLAN MEETS BALLOT TEST   Republicans Confident They Will Gain Control In Congress

People To Decide Today On Contra Of New Congress   First Peacetime Election In Six Years Is  Under Wavy.

Party Control Of Congress Is Hot Issue   Voters Are to Select 35 Senators, 33 Governors by Ballot

Democracy Expresses  Self Today   Voters Go To Polls In First Peacetime  General Election In teed BtSec Syeveue

Dewey-Mead Scrap Holds U. S. Interest   Democrats Coneede Defensive Position Heavy Vote in View

NATION MAY SET NEW OFF. YEAR RECORD   Officials Call Turnout In Chicago Exceptionally Large: Ohio, Michigan Are In Line  BOTH SIDES HOPEELIL

New Congress Being Chosen In General Election   Heavy Balloting Reported In Many Big Population Centers; Weather Is Ideal

TEMPERATURES   Over 35 Million Go To The Polls Today   Democrats On Defensive With Republican Victory Indicated; Control Of Congress At Stake

Turnouts in Big Cities Said Heavy   Weather Good Over Most Of Nation: Violence Is Lacking Despite Heat Of Some Contests

Early Counts For Chicago ‘Very Heavy’   Big. Pepulation Centers In Huge Turnouts; Ohioans Chalk Up Large Ballots For State Races

Congress Control At Stake in U. S. Elections Today   Heavy Balloting is Report from All Parts of Nation

Talk of Special Session If GOP  Takes Conaress Demos on Defensive But Still Hope to  _ Keep Hold of Senate

Total Turnout Of More Than 35,000,000 Expected In First Peacetime General Election In Six Years As Citizens Register Their Reaction To Nearly Fifteen Months Of Government Efforts To Regear Nation From War To Peace

First Precinct To Report Votes Straight Republican Ticket   President Among Karlier Voters   Excellent Weather Pre. vails To Encourage Large Turn Out At Polls

Election Reflects Efforts fo Regear Nation fo Peace   First Peacetime General Election in Six Years Stirs Voters to Importance

Administration  Policies Are To Be Given Test   Democrats, Republicans Claim Congress Control

In War-To-Peace Ballot Test Voting Today,GOP Confident Of Congress

Big Population Centers Report Unusual Voting   Americans Choosing First New Congress Since War Is Ended

Record Off-Year  Voting Forecast   No Major Violence Reported in Spite of Heated Contests

Millions Go Jo Polls In United States   REPUBLICANS  SEEKING TO UNSEAT DEMOS IN. CONGRESS

Off-Year Mark May Be Set in Elections   Republicans Take Lead As First Precinct Reports

POSSIBLE “OFF-YEAR” RECORD IS INDICATED IN GENERAL ELECTION   ‘CONGRESS BEING CHOSEN IN FIRST PEACETIME BALLOT IN SIX YEARS

Marks Reaction To 18 Months Of Reconversion   New Congress Chosen In First Peacetime ° Election in 6 Years

G.0.P. LIKELY TO CONTROL HOUSE   Demos Expected To Retain Senate Majority   BALLOTING   Involves Potential Republican Presidential Timber For 1948

Register Reaction to Gov ernment Efforts to Re gear Nation From War to Peace

Heavy Poll Is Reported  Across Nation   Voters Flock to Polls in Midwest Under Sunny Sky

‘Off-Year' U.S, Vote May Set New Record   Unusual Heavy Turnout Reported - All Over Nation

DEMOCRAT PARTY CONCEDES SOME LOSSES LIKELY  FIRST. PEACETIME GENERAL ELECTION

FOR 35 SENATE, £80 HOUSE SEATS   Pyblicans and Democrat: Confident; President Vantac in fice

Democrats All Over U.S Are Fighting Uphilt to Retain Grip on Legislative Bodies   GOP Needs 36 Seats   Ten Senate Seats, 36 House Are Needed fer Control

Record ‘Off -Year’ Vote is Indicated   Electors Are Out in Force In Biq Population Centers

People Writing Their Decree On Congress  Republicans Are Confident Gettina Control

Demo Hold On Congress To Be Challenged   Republicans Sure They Will Gain in Rath Houses

35 Million Votes Indicated in  National Election GOP Bases Victory Hope  On Reconversion Confusion

G.0.P. BATTLES FOR CONTROL IN NEW CONGRESS   Fair Weather Helps To Get People Out; Michigan Precinct Reports

McCann Voted President of PMW Union   Johnson in Runoff Election Jan. 2 For Vice-Presidency

MEGARN, DLUURILD PRESIDENT-ELECT Of PENSE  ee one oe rt ovohn "thas chia vio      Offices of Vice-President, Secretary, Accountant and Board Members Open

BRIDEGROOM AND SIX GUESTS BECOME ILI   Seven Stricken Following Reception at Croydon   ‘FOOD MADE THEM ILL

GUESTS STRICKEN IL!  Believed To Have Been Made Ill by Food Poisoning At Wedding Reception  TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

NEW YORK HARBOR STRIKE . ENDED BY AN AGREEMENT   FUEL CONTROL IS CONTINUED AS RESULT OF SHORTAGE CAUSED BY 10-DAY WALKOUT

Costhiest Strike Ta New York City ~ Brought To End   Harbor Tugboat Strike Is. sues Will Be Submitted To Arbitration   SOME OF DRASTIC RULES ARE LIFTED

Graduate Of College Found ‘Dead In Home   Police Question Friend: Of Stephens College Graduate In Search For Clue To Slayer

QUIZ FRIENDS OF SLAIN GIRL   Stephens Graduate Raped, Strangled in Home

First Fatalities Altributed te Strike Violence — Victims Members of Locomotive Firemen ‘and Enginemen’s Union.

Howling Wind Muffled Cries Of Dying Girl   Police Searching For Rape-Slayer

MINISTERS OF BIG 4 REACH FIRST ACCORD   Russia Demands On Pay Ceiling Are Regused

ACCORD REACHED ON ITALO PEACE TREATY   Big Four Makes Progress Towards Reparations —

Reparations For Italy, Problem Of Big Four Parley   Foreign Ministers Probe Problem At Session Being Held In Paris   QUESTION POSES TOUGH ISSUES

—_—LLLL Tne  Many Adans See Wednesday's Display of “Sho oting Stars”

Break Appears Likely in Long WalkoutatGM   Negotiations Fail to End Threat of Nationwide Telephone Strike

Union Agrees In Part to GM Proposal   Threat of Telephone Strike Continues Without Decreasing

GM Strike Seftlement Appears Near   Minor Violence Is Cropping Up Along Some Picket Lines—

ARBITRATION MAY GO ON BALLOT ALSO   Break Is Seen on 105-Day Strike of CIO Auto Workers

FRL-JOINING.-OPA INVESTIGA—TORS-IN-EN- TEN SEV E-€CAM— VAIGN—SUBSIDY CLAIMS ARE INVOLVED

G-Men Join Fight On Black Markets   FBI Combines Forces With OPA Investigators

Meat Scarcity Spurs War On Black Market   FBI Joins OPA Fight Against ‘Chislers’ Throughout Nation

FBI TO FIGHT MEAT BLACK MARKETERS   Agents Join Forces With 850 Investigators From OPA

PREDICT INCREASEC SHORTAGE OF MEAT   FBI And Army After Black Market Operators

New Onslaught Against Black Marketers Opens   Disclose That F.B.I. Is Joining Forces With OPA Investigators In New Drive

Black Market Investigating Force Doubled   G-Men to Aid; Army Acts to Prevent Waste

Five Suffer. Injuries in Rocket Wreck   Rock Island’s Crack Streamliner Derailed Four Miles East of Carlisle, Ark.

France Ready r or ‘Study’ Of Trusteeship   Bidault Qualifies Acceptance of Mandate Provision

France Will Study UNO Colony Plan   Foils To Make  An Outright Offer Of Trusteeship Over African Mandates

Approval of UNO Trusteeship Plan   Willing to Study Plans Con  TROOP WITHDRAWAL FROM LEVANT ASKED   Small Nations Begin Battle On Atom Bomb Control Plans Monday

TRUSTEESHIP PLAN PLACED BEFORE UNC   France Joins Other Nations In Move ta Turn Over Mandates.

FRENCH BALK AT UNO PLAN ON MANDATES   Give Qualified Acceptance of Proposals

Nation Willing To Study Plan, Bidault Asserts   Acceptance of New System Qualified in Report by Official

21 VETERANS FILE DISCHARGE PAPERS   OFFICE OF COUNTY RECORDER      Record of Service for Greene County Servicemen Filed During Past Week

Lord Halifax Pictures Nazi Marshal As Sincere in Efforts to Avoid War

Halifax Speaks Up for Goering   Briton Says Nazi Would Have Preferred Peace

Moral Support  4000 Nash Workers To Join A-C Picket Lines Monday

1,000 To March In Picket Line   Nash-Kelvinator Local To Aid in A-€ Strike 

SETTLEMENT IN RAIL STRIKE IS BELIEVED NEAR   End Of Coal Controversy Not In Sight; To Resume Strike May 25

RAIL UNION, OFFICIALS CONFERRING   Coal Strike Is Still Far ak From Settled .

BLAST THAT FOLLOWEL THROWING KEROSENE ON FIRE, RESULTED IN TRAGEDY LAST NIGHT

Sunday's Greek Plebiscite Stirs New Contention   Moscow Takes Stern Stand Against Sole Balkan State With Western Ties   TWO ISSUES WILL GO BEFORE GREEKS

Moscow Ready  To Make Issue -Of Greek Voting   Reds Concerned Over:. Possible Return of  King George to Throne

Soviet Takes Stand. in Greel Plebiscite   Vote-Is Planned Sunday on ‘Democracy, ‘Limited Monarchy

GREEK PLEBISCITE 10 BE HELD ON ‘SUNDAY   Moscow Fears Restoration Of Monarchy

EXPECT 10 GET ENOUGH COAL FOR UTILITIES      Martin Thinks All Utilities Wil Be Operated Without Stoppage

LEAGUE HANDS CHORES TO U.N.   F inal Session Marks End of First World Setup

Truman Attends Services At Church Where Washington Once Worshiped

U. S$. Must Use 25 Pct. Less Food Lest Europeans And Asians Starve

NATICN ASKED T0 SAVE WHEAT. FOR OVERSEAS  Consumption Cut of 25 Per      Consumption Cut of 25 Per Cent Is Sought by Truman Group   DAVIS NAMED CHAIRMAN   Drive to Include Program to Reduce Waste; Hoover Honorary Head

PLANS TO GUT FOOD CORNERS NOT DISCLOSED   American Housewives Are Awaiting Further Word From Conference

Housewives Await Details Of Conservation Program   Conference Reports Americans Must Eat Less Wheat. Stop Waste of Other Articles

Curvesome French Redhead May Get  Yank Mate over Protest of U. S. Wome:

LOSES IN RACE AGAINST DEATH   Oiler on Tanker Injured in Boiler Room Exposion — Dies While Being Rushed to Hospital.

UAW Council Asks CIO for Pressure Policy  Talks Continue; Milk Walkout

PHILADELPHIA QUIET AFTER FIGHT  UAW Reiects GM's Latest Offer To Setile Walkout -

Calls on CIO Unions In Related Industries For ‘Policy of Pressure’   Door to Possible Settement Left Open as Council Directs Union’s Negotiating Committee to Resume Parleys with Company at 10 a. m. -- Dairy Strike Ends

COUNCIL ASKS FOR POLICY ON “PRESSURE”   United Auto Workers Reject GM Terms for Settling Strike

JOHN L. LEWIS ASKS WHETHER “PEACE OR WAR” DUE IN MINES  UNION BOSS PRESSES DEMANDS FOR BETTER  WORKING CONDITIONS :

Peace or War? Lewis Asks   Repeats “Indictment” Of Management With “Making Dead’? 28:000

Asserts 3386 Miners Killed. 23.300 Uusrt In W.Va. Since I944   Quotes Records of State Compensation Department; Asks What Coal Men Propose “To Do About It”

UMW Chieftain Again Demands Health Program   ‘Indictment’ of Mine Owners Is Repeated In Sarcastic Speech

‘PEACE OR WAR’ DEMAND GIVEN MINE OWNERS   Lewis Attacks Provisions for Workers’ Safety in U, S. Coal Fields

Lewis Offers Mine Owners Peace or War   Operators Dispute Union Leader’s Casualty Charges

LFWIS ASKS FOR PEACE OR WAR SOAL ANSWER   Mine Leader Lashes Out At Operators As Tieup Deadline Nears

‘PeaceOr War?’ Lewis Asks Of  Coal Operators   Miners’ Chief Rebutts Reply To His Demands

-EWIS ADDRESSES OPERATORS  Possible Coal Strike Onlv Twelve Days Away

Lewis Asking If It's to Be Peace or War   Demands Coal Operators Take Stand on Demand For Better Working Conditions

Meet Demands Or Its “War, Warns Lewis   : ‘Asks Operators Whether They Want Peace Or War Over Demands For Better Working Conditions For Miners

Lewis Forces Issue For ‘Peace or War’   Operators Told to Make Decision On Demands for Better Conditions

Coal Mine War Or Peace Plea Asked By Lewis   Ranks of Idle Cut As 'G.M. Strikers, Return to Plants —

Lewis And Coal Executives Begin Contract Talks   Strike Notice Filed With Government

LEWIS HURLS ULTIMATUM OF PEACE OR WAR   Asks Mine Owners To Choose Course in Fight Over Working Conditions.

LEWIS INVITES A LONG SCRAP   UMW Boss Tells . Operators They'll Have To Improve Working Conditions

OVER:1,000. VETERANS SWELL RANKS AT COLLEGE  Registration Climbs Near 3,000 On First Day

OVER 1,000 VETERANS SWELL RANKS AT COLLEGE Registration Climbs Near 3,000 On First Day Of Enrollement For Spring Term At Texas Tech

Would Raise . Military Pay, Junk Draft Plan   Conscription Obsolete, Says LaFollette; Offers  Plan For Volunteers

Soaring Prices May Delay Recession, Make It Easier  For U.S. To Balance Budget

BENEFITS SEEN IN DECONTROL   Expected To Delay Reces-. sion And Help Balance Budget   PRICES TO ADVANCE

Good Points In Inflation   Economists Say High Prices Help Balance Budget, Delay Collapse

Boost in Prices Will Help Government Balance Budget   Economists Also Say It Will Delay Recession

PRICE FREEING SEEN DELAYING NW RECESSION   U.S. Economists Also Believe Federal Budget Can Be Balanced.

General Living Costs Are Not Expected to Rise More Than 5 Per Cent

Limit Living Cost Jump to 5 Per Cent   Economists Predict Prices Will Level Off in Short Time

Kind of OPA May  Delay Recession   Increased Revenue May Help President To Balance Budget

PRICE RISE IS BELIEVED NEAR AN END   One OPA Statistician Thinks Cost of Living Will Not Go Up More Than 5 Per Cent Before Stabilizing.

Cost of Living Rise Limit Set At Five Per Cent   Barrier Collapse May Result in Balanced Budget

END OF PRICE BARRIERS SEEN BUDGET BOON   Unfettered Selling May Hold Up Business Recession, Experts Think

—Balanced Budget Appears Possible—  Price Hikes To Be Moderate   Economists Predict Stabilization After 5% Climb In Cost Of Living

High Prices Seen Likely To Delay Recession And Moke It Easier To Balance Budget

Economists Say OPA Collapse To  : Delay Recession      Government Experts Insist Decontrol Will Hetp Balanes Budeet

Higher Prices Seen As Check Of Depression   Federal Experts Forecast Rise To Delay Possible Recession; Balanced Budget Expected

‘BENEFITS’ SEEN IF PRICES SURGE   Called Recession Barrier, Aid To Balanced Budget

Price Hikes May Delay  Recession   Increased Income to Make Budget Balancing  Easier For Government

Economists See a Silver Lining to U.S. Price Picture   Believe Rising Costs Will Delay Expected Business Recession

Soaring Prices May Be Brake To Recession  Higher Incomes To Help Balance Federal Budaet

RISING PRICES ‘TO HELP CHIEF   Economist Says Truman’s Job Will Be Made Easier by Increases

Experts See No Big New Price Climb   Also Say Decontro! Will Delay Recession, Aid Budget Balancing.   Not as He Saw It.

But Economists Say It Will Also Delay Recession of Business, and Help to Balance the Federal Budget

Economists Figure Decontrol May Aid Balance of Budget   Predict Only 5 Per Cent Living Cost Jump; to Help Businessmen

———s rr rrrtt™”~—™~—D  Predict Free Economy wk Not Boost Living Costs More Than 5%

To Also Aid In Balancing  Of Budaet   Cost of Living To Stabilize Soon, Economists Claim

ECONOMISTS: SAY COST OF LIVING WILL STABILIZE   Expect 5 Per Cent Rise, But Will Aic Budget Balancing, Delay Recession

soaring Prices Held Likely To  Delay Recession  Will Also Help Balance

Believe Prices Will Level Off in Near Future   Economists sts See Jump of Not-More Than Five ‘Per Cent:

Soaring Prices Expected to Delay Any Business ‘Slump’   Economists Also Believe Collapse of Controls Will Help President Truman Balance Federal Budget; See 5 Per Cent Jump on Living Costs

Collapse of OPA’s Price Barriers To Mean Delay in Any Recessionin Business, View of US Economists

EXPECTS COST OF LIVING TO GO UP FIVE PERCENT   High Prices Will Make  Easier for Government to Balance Budget

Believe Prices Will Stabilize Themselves Shortly . Predict Price Increnes To Be Less Than 5 Pci,

See Gains In Lifting Of Ceilings   Will Delay Recessions, Help Balance Budget,  Economists Say

Stabilization * Expected to Be: come Effective Before.” Runaway Inflation

[Economists See Price Leveling Off After 5 Per Cent Hike in Living Costs

SOME BENEFITS IN PRICE RISE   Economists See Recession Delay, Aid In Balancing Of Budget

Predict Good in Collapse of Price Barriers  May Aid Truman in  Ralankian BRizclwab

HIGHER PRICES MAY DELAY RECESSION   Hope Of Balancing Federal Budget Improves   CLOTHING COSTS   Likely To Remain At Current Levels; Taxes May Be Lowered

'RESTRICTIORSSON BAKERIES. LIFTED BY FARM BUREAU   Requirement as to Size of Loaf Junked by Agrculture Bepartment Order

U.S, RESCINDS BAKERY ORDERS   Department of Agriculture Lifts Loaf Controls

U.S. TO START ~ PETRILLO CASE   Criminal Information Filed Against Union Head

Petrillo Named InCriminal Information   Lea Act Violation Charged Against Musicians’ Chief

Petrillo Faces U. S. Charges Under Lea Act   Attorney General Tom Clark Announces Filing of Criminal Case in Chicago

FEDERAL ‘BAND’ WILL PLAY FOR BOSS PETRILLG   Attorney General Clark Brings Criminal Action Charging Coercive Practices

PETRILLO-U. $, FIGHT BEGINS   Clark Files Charges Against Union Leader

PETRILLO TO FACE CHARGE   U.S. Opens Expected Court Fight with Tahor Leader

CHARGES ALLEGE COERCIVE PRACTICES AGAINST RADIO STATION WAAF IN CHICAGO

Await Ruling On Maritime Union Issue   Nation-Wide Walkout Urged If Board’s Decision “Wrong”

AFL THREATENS TO QUIT BOARD, WRECKING SETI   Leaders of Seamen’s Tieup Ask National Stoppage lf Demands Fail   N. Y. IN DIRE STRAITS   Maritime and Truck Strikes There Cause Panic Buying: Jobs Threatened

“Jomorrous Headlines “Today AFL MAY QUIT US. WAGE BOARD ON WHICH BLAME FOR CRITICAL STRIKE OF SEAMEN § PLACED

AFL May Quit Federal Board   Unions Demand Policy Reversal; 21,000 Idle in Auto Plants

24-HR. WALKOUT URGED IF WSE RETAINS STAND   Green Polls AFL Executive Council On Bolting Wage Board

‘SEAMEN UNIONS URGE 24-HOUR GENERAL STRIKE   If WSB Fails To Grant Raise

AFI, CIO ARE ASKED JOIN IN WALKOUT   AFL. May Withdraw Representative  From WSB

New Strikes [dle 21,000 At Detroit   Maritime Leaders Urge Gen eral Work Stoppage— Auto Workers Quit

Green Is Polling Executive Council; Board’s Wage Decision Is Pending

General  U.S. Strike Demanded   Telegram Lashes Attack on Labor's “Fundamental Rights’

Await WSB Decision on Rule Reversal   Labor Difficulties Hit Auto Plants; N. Y. Faces Crisis

Miz igh tf ii Mariti me_ Walkout                MEANWHILE AFL COUNCIL IS BEEN POLLED REGARDING WITHDRAWING REPRESENTATIVES FROM BOA

Seamen Urge CIO. AFL Strike Call   Green Polls AFL on Withdrawal From W.S.B.

Young Girl Meets Instant Death In Lake Tracedy   Killed While Swimming At Bladen County Resort.

Coast Guard Helicopters Start Task Of Removing Crash Victims To Safety

Hazardous Operation Underway   18 Seriously Injured Survivors Being Flown Out ‘Qne At A Time

Helicopters To Rescue   Two Ships Will Attempt To Pick Up Injured Air Crash Survivors

Rescuers Will Employ Helicopters at Scene of Air Crash   Dismantled Machines Flown to Near-By Base Will Be Used in Removing 18 Survivors Of Accident to Safety; Mther Material Dropped

Planes Carrying Helicopters for » Rescue Attempt   Equipment, Stores, Shelter Dropped At Scene of Crash

HELICOPTERS 10 PICK UP AIRLINER CRASH SURVIVORS   COAST GUARD LANDS CRAFT AT GANDER BAY FOR RESCUE ATTEMPT

Two Helicopters Will Assist in Airliner Rescue  18 Survivors of Plane Crash Doing ‘Fairly Well’

Air Rescue Of  18 Survivors to Be Attempted   ‘Mercy Party Sends Out Urgent Call for Drugs,  Water, Blankets

Dismantled Machines Flown to Near-By Base, Will Be Used in Removing 18 Survivors Of Accident to Safety; Dther Material Dropped

Army Planes Fly Helicopters To Gander Bay Today   Rescue Squad Aids Victims of Nfld. Airplane Crash  a see oe

ATTEMPT TO RESCUE 18 SURVIVORS OF BELGIAN AIRLINES   Two Army Skymasters, Each Carrying Helicopters, Landed at Gander Bay.   DOWN IN WILDERNESS      First Transport Arrived From United States at 6:49 This Morning.

Helicopter Will Evacuate Plane Crash Victims   .18 Survivors Will Be Flown from Canadian, Wilderness; 26 Dead

Helicopters Will Try Rescue of 18 From Air Wreck   Survivors of 44 on Plane Shivering in Newfoundland Waste

Helicopters To Attempt Rescue At Crash Scene   26 Dead In Newfoundland; 14 Of 18 Survivors Badly Hurt.

INNURED VICTIMS WILL BE TAKEN TO GANDER HOSPITAL   Relief Party Reaches Crash Scene; 26 Were Killed  tastantle

Helicopters To Be Used In Rescue Effort   Hazardous Task Lies Ahead of Service Party

[Helicopters on Hand for Rescue  Pho fn ee Amma Tennenarte $n Got 18 Out of Wilds

EIGHTEEN MAROONED AT WRECKAGE   14 Seriously Injured; 26 Reported Dead

Helicopters To Attempt Rescue Of 18 Survivors   Rescue Parties Reach Crash Scene, Find 14 Seriously Injured

Attempt Rescue of Maimed Passengers. of Belgian Plane   Helicopters at Sceté to Reach Difficult Terrain Today

Helicopters May Rescue  Plane Victims   Rescue Party Radios For Medical Supplies To Treat Injured in Newfoundland Crash

Helicopters to be Used In Attempt to Evacuate 18 Survivors of Crast

May Evacuate Plane Survivors By Helicopter   Land “Windmill” Ships At Gander Bay-.-18 Survivors of Belgian Airliner Marnance

Fly Helicopters To Rescue of 18 Survivors   Plan Daring Rescue ol Victims of Plane Wreck: Some Gravely Injured

ee ee eeeeeerermhh eee  Elizabeth City Plane To Aid In Mercy Mission In N.F..... Prepare Helicopters For Rescue Of 18 Survivors

Two Helicopters Readied Io Aid Crash Victims   Taken In Skymasters To Nearby Airport Tc Rescue Injured Plane Crash Survivors

Helicopters To Attempt Rescue Of 18 Survivors   Plan To Drop. Down In Wilderness To Pick Up Crash. Victims

Rescue Begun By Helicopter   Removal Of 18 Survivors Of Airliner Crash In Newfoundland Wilds Started

 Helicopter S A t Gander Ta  Get Injured   oF Planes Flown In By  Army Being Quickly Accoembled Par PRoceanua

SENT TO AND IN RESCUE OF CRASH VICTIMS   To Use Them To Get Injured Out Of Wilderness In Newfoundland

NO EARLY END OF SEAPORTS TIEUP SIGHTED   SHIPPING INDUSTRY HANDCUFFED WITH 80,000 IDLE

Watertront Strike Heads Into 3rd Weel   End Not in Sight As Negotiations Remain Suspendec

THREE MEMBERS OF SENATE COMMITTEE KNOWN TO BE OPPOSED TO THE PROPOSAL

FIRST VOTE ON FULL PEACE TREATY 10 BE TAKEN AT PARIS   DELEGATES HEARTENED BY STALIN STATEMENT, AGREEMENT OF BIG 4

Baby Dies Aboard United Airliner   Believe High Altitude Over Rocky Mountains Responsible  For Condition

More than 70 Seeking Major State Offices   Deadline for Filing Nomination Papers Reveals List

Five Day Truce-Ends With Union And Manaaement. Still: Deadlocked

Truman Scored For ‘Purging’ by GOP Chairman   Reece Asks Democrats to Vote Republican  This Fall

Democrats Are Asked To Vote For GOP   Republican National Chairman Speaks In Jefferson City

“Pin ‘Worms Can't Get MY Ue id 4   Better learn the Truth, Mother!

Streetcar _ And Bus Men Walk Out —   SEEK.18-CENT-HOURLY-WAGE— INCREASE; CITY HAS OFFERED RAISE OF 15 CENTS AN HOUR -.

5200 Streetcar  And Busmen Out   : Transportation {Hit As Detroit Operators Walk Out Early Today

U. S, Stel Says More Than $4 Ton Boost Needed o Up Wages: Tryck Strike Ends

Settlement Prospects , Brighter In Disputes   GM, UAW Agree To Resume Wage Talks; Steel Price Rise Seen As Lever

Snyder Optimistic Over Outcome of Present Strikes   Nebraska Farm Group   Nebraska Farm Group Seeks Big Strike Against Strikes

Auto Negotiators May Confer Today   Olds Claims Union Demand Beyond Justification

Director Snyder, Optimistic Over Ear iy Settiement of Sicel, Motors and Other strikes,

General Motors To Resume Talks   U- §, Steel Says i.igher Ceiling Needed To Grant Wage Hikes; Number Idle Unchanged

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All in Various

Men Released in Berlin to  U. S. Colonel   Soviets Previously Denied All Knowledge of Them

THE IRON CURTAIN .  Russ Return 2 U.S. Officer: Held in Zone Since July 4

War and Victory Bonds Have Become United States Saving Gonds, and Remain On Sale At All Former Issuine Avencjec

Workers Quit in 30 States This Morning   750,000 Become Idle As Plants Close—Government Seizure Of Meat Packing Plants Re narvenet hile.

'750,000 Steel Workers ‘Launch Strike  Stoppage Is the Greatest in

CIO Also Expects 30,000 Employes of International Harvester Co. to Suspend Operations in EichtPlants.

750,000 Steel Workers Launch Strike  Stoppage Is the  - Greatest in Te dasctr«a’c HMictanr

Factions Adamant On Wage Impasse   Glass Plants Resume Work After 90-Day Lapse  ee a

 Government May Seize Meat - Packing Plants; 1,600,000 Now Idle In Nation   FEDERAL MEDIATION IN ELECTRIC WALKOUT

Workers Quit  In 30 States This Morning   750,000 Become Idle As Plants Close—Government Seizure Of Meat Packing Plants Re mmnubannk ln wc

fl b OF OCT.  ARITY PRICE   50,000 Bushels in les County Valat $6,720,000

ROSCOE RUNGE ANNOUNCES FOR RE-ELECTION AS DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF 33RD JUDICIAL DISTRICT

ROSCOE RUNGE ANNOUNCES FOR RE-ELECTION TO OFFICE OF DISTRICT ATTORNEY

SOLDIER FATALLY HURT IN GERMANY   T/4 Joseph B. Weaver, Bonneauville, Dies From Head Injuries When Struck By Vehicle, Parents Informed

Heavy Receipts Jam Stockyards  Marketings Highest Since Last Monday

GAS FIRE RAGES AT WAUKON, 14   Tanks Containing 66,000 Gallons Of High Test Feed Flames

Council To Vote On Strike Peace   Quick Approval By CIO Group Expected

Cost Of Living Riots Erupt In Brazil Capital   One Killed, More Than 100 Hurt; Commies Arrested

Brazil Rioting Erupts Again; Congress Called 3  In Demonstrations _ Against High Prices

Stop Bill Payments Inflation Riots Break Out In Rio  With 100 Iniured

U.S: Must Foot -1 Million Bill.         Russian: -Controlled : ‘Area “Eats. Homegrown Food “At No. Cost: To. Moscow        aoling Missino-Stideni

Says Japs Killed 12,000 Civilians  Witness Describes  Al ewbiene  aatiner

New Day Is Upon Us, but Othman Wishes It Were 1910 and He Possessed a Horse

Science Is ” onder ful—Sometimes  Eveful, Yes, But His Arms Are Empty

WORLD BANK IS READY TORECENVE LOAN REQUESTS   Report Says institution Will . Play Big Role in Retonstruction .

World Bank Ready for Loans   No Formal Pleas _For Funds Received Yet Officials Sav

Last Days of Doomed Nazi Leaders  Shrouded in Secrec  Allied Control Council Will Meet on Thursday to Arrange Final _

Secrecy Veils Final Plans For ‘Nazi Hangings   Control Council To Meet Thursday; Schacht Arrested

Last Days of Doomed Nazi Leaders  ‘Shrouded in Secrecy   Kied Control Council Will Meet on   Allied Control Council Will Meet on Thursday to Arrange Final Details of Executions Set for Oct. 16

Stage For Nazis’ Executions To Be Sef On Thursday  Allied Control Council Wi  Maal. Dricon Nawe

NEWS BLACKOUT CONTINUED  Details For Deaths Of Doomed Nazis lo Be Talked Thursday

Mine Heads Leave After Parley Fails   Operators Tire Of Wait For U. S. To  Revive Negotiations

Coal Operators,  . Tired of Waiting For U. 5. To Revive Talks, Head Home   Lewis and Schwellenbach Have No Immediate Comment on Action   BYRD ASKS “STRONG” ACTION TO END STRIKE   Operators Committee Chairman Plans To Remain in Washington

Operators Tire Of Waiting, GoHome   Spokesman Declares They Won't Return Until Schwellenbach* Thought’ Lewis Ready To Negotiate New Coal Wage Contract

Coal Operators Home to Await Call In Case of Break   Negotiations with John L. Lewis Seem to Have Met Collapse

Mine Operators Quit, ‘Go Home’   See No Hope to Revive Talks With Lewis

MINE OWNERS QUIT CAPITAL   Tire Of Waiting For Govt To Revive Collapsed  Negotiations

Operators, Irked By Delay In Mediation, Quit Capital      No Comment Made by Lewis on Latest Move—Mine Owners Report They Will Return When They Think It is Possible to Negotiate Contract

Labor Secretary, Union Chief Mum   Coal Men Leave Van Horn To Await Developments

Onerators Go Home, Tired Of Waiting In Coal Mine Parleys  a ae ae te

NEGOTIATIONS STIL! TIED UP IN WASHINGTON      Soft Coal Operaters Ge Home; Byrd Demands Federai Action   OWNERS REFUSE TO PAY LEWIS ROYALTY

MARITIME TIEUP PICTURE: VIEWED   Demands of CIO Seamen te Hurt Merchant Marine, Spokesman Says

Ship Owners  Hit Demands Will Cripple Ability  To Compete, Claim

Ship Owners Reluctant on Salary Hike   Claim Pay Raise Would Endanger Competition Basis

Action Follows Soviet Promise To Get Troops Out Of Iran By May 6

UN Council Defers Action Until Deadline   Agreement Ends Crisis, Elates Most Delegates

Postpones Action Until May Sixth   To Receive Report Then Whether Troops Have All Left Iran

GIVES AUdolA TIME TO TAKE TS ARMY OUT   UN Council Adopts Byrnes’ Proposal for Delay, Then Adiourns.

Iranian-Soviet Crisis Ended By UN Council:   Australian Delegate Is Only Dissenter _ In Vote To Delay Action

ACTION ENDS CRISIS IN U.N. COUNCIL   Delayed to May 6, Date Soviet Set For Removing Troops

ASKS REPORT AFTER SOVIET TROOPS LEAVE   Russian Pledge Ends Crisis

CONSIDERATION POSTPONED BY SECURITY UNIT   Russia Has Until May 6 To Get Her Troops Out Of Territory

Consideration Of Case Delayed Until May 6th   Face-Saving Formula Opens Way For Russia To Return To Council

Byrnes’ Suggestion Was Approved; Reds Promise to Withdraw Troops

Ends Crisis  On Move By Sec. Byrnes  At Session   Russ Envoy Absent For Fifth Time; New Action Ends Worst  Situation of Meet

ACTION- HONORS ‘SOVIET PROMISE OF WITHDRAW   Australian Delegate Is Only Dissenter But Abstains From Voting No   RESOLUTION BY BYRNES   Way Now Paved for Return of Russia to Subsequent Sessions of Council

UN Action      BY JHAT DATE RU RUSSIA PROMISES T@ HAVE ALL TROOPS OUT OF IRAN; BYRNES’ RESOLUTION: SOLVED PROBLEM 

\Palestine Problem Placed On Agenda Of U.N. Assembly   Eayot, Iraq, 5 Other Arab States Request Action to Set Up New Control.

5 Arab States Ask U.N, To Help   Palestine Question Slated For Place On Agenda

U.N. MAY DISCUSS PALESTINE ISSU   Arab States Ask Assenibly  . Aesinn

U. N. Group To Consider ‘Trusteeship’  Of Palestine   Controversy Placed On Assembly Agenda  For Coming Meeting

Ask U.N. To Take  Over Palestine   Arab States Urging Assembly Action; Goes On Agenda

ASSEMBLY MEETS ON SEPT, 23   Arabs Want Mandate Under U.N. Trusteeship

Palestine Problem Placed On Agenda Of U. N. ‘Assembly   Egypt, Iraq,'5 Other Ara ab “States _ Request’ Action: to Set Up New Control:

United Nations Trusteeship Proposed.... Palestine Question Put  ~ On Agenda For UN Meet

Scant Halt Of Shipping Is Indicated   Concessions to Workers Signed at Zero Hour For Coast Tieup.

EASTERN COAST PORT WORKERS RESUME JOBS   West Coast Still Tied Up as Men Vote on New Pact

Youth Gets License To Marry Woman 19 Years Of Age   Having Difficulty In Securing Minister To Perform Marriage (Ceremony, However

TRUMAN TO TAKE UP HORSESHOE PITCHING   President to Indulge in Sport fo Exercise—Court Being Installed Near White House.

President Signs Stockpiling Act   Hits Buy-American Provisions as Costly

Indian Village Troops Revolt   Situation in Section Reported to be Very Tense

Renot Revolt Of Troops in Central India   '2,500..Indians Leave - Butrucks, ~ “Situation .  -.. Reported Tense in ~ .~ Jubbulnsre 

2,500 Indian Troops © Stage Revolt   Congress, Moslem Flags Are Carried in Parade

INDIAN TROOPS STAGE REVOLT   Revolvers And Bayonets Used To Stop Native Soldier Walkout

British Report New Rebellion Of Indian Troons   2,500 Leave Barracks In Central India, Stage Street Parade

NEWEST ETIROPEAN CORT sPNnT   2500 Indian Troops Quit  Barracks in New Revolt

Sepoys Revolt:  In India Town   Bayonets Used in Effort 7) Stan 2 S00 Troons

INDIAN TROOPS STAGE REVOLT   2,500 Leave Barracks At Jubbulpore; Situation Reported Tense

DRIVE TO BLOCK ARMAMENTS RACE HOLDS SPOTLIGHT   U. S., RUSSIA VIE FOR LEADERSHIP IN U. N. UNDERTAKING

Increase In Rents Predicted   Apartment Official Believes President Toe Authorize Boost

HEAVY RAINS HIT COASTAL STATES   Tail End of Tropical Hurricane Creeps Northward

SEEK TO AVERT CABINET BREAK   Order to Halt Statements Pending Clearance Satisfies Byrnes

BLACK MARKET RAID IN REICH   DISPLACED PERSONS CAMP  NEAR FRANKFURT VISITED  BY. MP'S -AND- ARMY  INVESTIGATORS’

BAD WEATHER IN STATE   Flora Predicts Skies Will Not Clear Before Sunday Night

SENATOR WHEELER TRAILS ERICKSON BY 2,000 VOTES   Former Supreme Court Judge Piles Up Majority in Opponent’s Home City of Butte,   TENTH OF ESTIMATED BALLOTS TALLIED   First Returns Show Incumbent Is In for One of Toughest Battles of  His Long Career.

Amarillo Man Held In Robbery Series   Robbery Foiled, Pair Abandon Sinlen Car in Service Station

MILD WEATHER LIMITS APPEALS FOR SOFT COAL   Predict Drastic Results for Ohio Next Week If Strike Continues

Allied Fields Feel Impact of Steel Walkout   Industry Lays Blame For Strike on Union: Rails, Barges, Coal Mines Lay Off Men

Railroads and River Barges Are Affected   ‘We Did Everything To Avert Strike,’ Fairless Contends

PREDICT NORMAL SUPPLY OF MEAT AS PRICES LEVEL   East Got Forty Per Cent Of Stock’  In Pact Pour Dave

NO IRON CURTAIN HERE © : Tobey Seeks Gov't Action To End Shortaae of-Metal

Japan Ready To Export Staple Cotten Fabrics   Goods Going To  Orient. Pacific

Japanese Ready To Export Cotton   Staple Cotton Fabrics To Be Exported From Japan Next Month

De Gaulle Warns Of World War Il   Says Peace Depends On U.S. And Russia

U. S. A., Soviet ‘Hold Balance ‘Of Third War   DeGaulle Calls For Rapid - Conclusion Of Britis h’ Fyench Alliance.

Gen. DeGaulle’s Speech Is Frank   Warns of Possibility  OF Another War 

Secretary of Agriculture Calls for Removal of Price Control Uncertaintu

PRICE CONTROL CAUSE FOR FOOD SHORTAGE   immediate Settlement Of Price Controls Ureed

SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE CALLS ON CONGRESS TO SPEED SETTLEMENT OF POLICY.

ANDERSON RAPS HESITANCY ON PRICE CONTROL   Charges Uncertainty Increases Shortage of Food at Home

Action on Price Control Urged   Uncertainty Blamed For Food Shortages

May Be 7! Dead In Plane Crashes Near Shanghai   No Official Estimate As Yet Presented In Series Of Air Disasters In China   VICTIMS CHINESE EXCEPT U.S. PILOTS

Catholic Contrafraternity Of Christian Doctrine To  “ree Message From Pope

Decontrol Board Studying Dairy Products Prices  May Annaiunce Tam   May Announce Tomor. row if There Will Be Ceilings

Price Board Again Probe:  Dairy Prices  Industry Sees No Milk Curbs

DAIRY CEILINGS CONSIDERED AGAIN   BOARD MAY ANNOUNCE TODAY WHETHER IT WILL RESTORE CONTROLS.

DAIRY PRICES ARE REVIEWED   Board Makes Third Official! Scrutiny of Prices, But Withholds Decision

DAIRY PRODUCT PRICES STUDIED   Free Market On Milk Expected To Be Continued

Hilo Deaths May Reach 300, Belief   Damage Runs Into* Millions  Of Dollars .  In Ares 

Rescue Planes and Boats Bringing in Some of Missing Who Were Swept fo Sea   Loss of Life in Hilo Estimated at 300; No Word From Naval Garrison on East Island, Overrun by Sees

WORLD SHAKING SEISMIC WAVES SWEEP PACIFIC   Hilo, Hawaii, Hardest Hit; Beaches In Hawail, Aleutians And California Feel Fury Of Submarine Earthquake.

Damage To Run Into Millions of Dollars at Hilo; Food Stocks, Including Raw Sugar, Swept Out To Sea

May Reach '300 In Hilo, Is Belief .   Property Damage Millions; Beaches Struck By Seas Ten To 100 Feet Hich

A Submarine Earthquake Sent Giant Swells Fanning Out From North Pacifie at 400 to 500 Miles.   THE DAMAGE RAN INTO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS   Beaches On Hawaii, the Aleutians and California Were. Lashed By 10 to 100 BKaot Waves

Toll May Reach 300AsWaveHits Pacific Shores   Submarine Earthquake Sends Swells Fanning Out At Speed Of 400 MPH

Submarine Quake Converts Pacific into Boiling, Yawning Trap of Death, Destruction

Heads © Toward Alaska   Coast Guard Warns Residents of Danger; Death Toll in Hawaii May Reach Hundreds

Damage Is Millions Of Dollars In The Worst Qceanic Disaster In Pacific Areas

World-Shaking Submarine Earthquake Is Blamed For Tidal Waves Which Sweep Hawau, Aleutians And California   Alaskan Lighthouse Swept Away

Coast Guard Says Effort Made to Chart New Wave  _ Warning to Be Given Residents of Alaskan District

Property Damage Runs Into Millions; Bodies Of 93 Victims Found   Submarine Earthquake Disaster Cause; Beaches Lashed By 10 To 100-Foot Waves

Submarine Disturbances Result in Huge Tidal Waves - That May Acount for 300 Lives.      ISLANDS IN PACIFIC ARE HARDEST STRUCK

Death Toll To Reach 300 In Hilo; Swells Reached 300-Mile An Hour Speed

$2 Perish In Hawaii; 10 Men Swept Into Sea In Aleutians   Giant Swells Started by Submarine EarthQuake

Loss of Life in Hilo Nearer 300; Damage Runs Into Millions of Dollars

Hilo Report Says Deaths May Amount To Over 300   Relief Being Rushed To Scene Of Tragedy

Tidal WaveSweens Toward Alaska, 93 Pacific Death Toil   North Chilean Port Is Struck, Boats Destroyed

Earth-Shaking Seismic Wave Causes Millions in Damage; 93. Dead in East Pacific Area

Loss Heavy In Aleutians AndHawaii   Damage Runs Inte Millions; Coast Of California Hit

Count.93 Dead As Tidal Wave  Lashes Pacific   Toll May Reach 300; Main Damage, Casualties at Hilo, Hawaii

Death Toll May Reach 300 or More As Tidal Waves Hit Pacific Shores

Officer Says Hilo Loss  May Be 300   Wave-Ravaged Areas of Hawaii Present Picture Of Great Damage; Many Persons Are Saved Ru Carvice Raccuae Planec: Faad Ie Destroved

Another Reported Heading Toward Alaska Millions of Dollars Damage on Islands

93 Known Dead; Thousands Left Without Homes   Heaviest Damage in Hawaii as Waves Hit Wide Area; Hilo In Ruins

Damage Runs Into Millions Of Dollars As Huge Walls  Of Water Sweep Hawaiian And Aleutian Islands—   One Man Carried Out To Sea By Unusual Tide At Santa Cruz, Calif.—City Of Hilo Hardest Hit, With Sixty Bodies Already Recovered

Damage To Run Far Into  Millions   Ninety-Three Are Dead; Wave Speed Hit 500 M. P. H.

Heavy Death Toll From Tidal Wave   Loss of Life in Hilo, Hawaiuian Islands, May Reach 300   WEST COAST LASHED   Submarine Quake in North Pacific Raises 100- . Foot Waves

Hilo, City in Hawaii, Gets Terrific Blow: Swells of 10 to 100 Feet Reported

D BIG WAVE SHEEP TOWARD COAST OF ALASKA   Hilo, in Hawsiian Islands, ‘Badly Battered; Damage  Rune tfnta Millane

Waves, 10-100 Feet High, Slash Beaches At Hawaii, California And Aleutians  93 BODIES RECOVERED   93 BODIES RECOVERED   Damage Set At Millions Of Dollars: No Reports Of Ships In Distress; Hilo, Hawaii, Worst Hit

TEMPERATURES:   300 May Be Dead  In Pacific Disaster   Thousands Homeless As World-Shaking Earthquake Raises Giant Ocean Swells; Property Damage Totals Many Millions

Damage Runs Into Millions Of Dollars   Giant Swells Fanning Out at 400 to 500 Miles An Hour Sent Out By Earthquake   BULLETIN

Oceanic Tremor Causes Millions Dollars Damage   Loss Of Life Expected To Reach 300 In  Island Areas

FINAL TOLL OF 300 LIVES IS EXPECTED   Damage Runs Into Milk lions of Dollars From (riant Swells Set Up by Submarine Earthquake in Eastern Pacific, .

UIUANTIL WALLS OF WATER CLAIM LIVES: OF UNKNOWN NUMBER  _ ALASKA BELIEVED NEXT AS HAWAII, ALEUTIANS. - AND U.S. ALREADY HIT

‘Damage To Islands In The Hawaiian Area May Mount Into Millions of Dollars

Naval Officer Fears Total For Hilo, Hawaii, May Reach 300; Property Damage In Millions

Hilo, Hawaii, Damage Measured In Thousands of Dollars; Giant Seas Reach Height of 100 Feet

Oificer Says Loss Of Life May Be 300   Hilo, Hawaii Is — Hit Hardest; Other Areas Affected

GiantSwells Hit400-500 Mile Speed   Submarine Earthquake Causes Huge Waves Which Hit Mainly  ta. await   ‘Losses Are Great      Property, Food, Other Things Crushed by Water

Air Defense In Atom War Plotter  Swift Counter-Blows Held Most Promising

Por Hansson Premier of  Sweden Dies Leader Suffers  Stroke on Tram

Relief Forecast  in Nation's Food Situation Bread and Meat  et oat ba bese   Bread and Meat Hard to Find at Present Time

Food Relief Due Nation i in July  _ Meat and Bread Stocks  Plammet to Lowest Ebb.

Easing of Meat, Bread Shortage Expected Soon   New Wheat Crop Improves Flour Outlook in Nation

Dowles Predicts More Meat, Bread In July, Reqardless of OPA’s Future

OMURTAGES TD CONTINUE FOR AEST OF JUNE   Harvest to Bring Wheat’ for Midwest First; Steaks After OPA Action.

Relief Forecast in Nation's  Food Situation Bread and Meat  Hard to Find at Present Time

More Meat and Bread to Appear Within 30 Days, Bowles Predicts; Butcher Shop Showcases Empty

Say Farmers Await Verdict Price Control   Predict’ Bread Shortage “Eased Considerably’ In 20 Davs.

MEAT AND BREAD SCARCER IN U.S. THAN DURING WAR   Slaughtering Operations at ‘Kansas City and Chicago Packing Plants at Record Low.   RELIEF IS EXPECTED TO COME IN JULY   Fear Held Tight Supply Will Lead to Food Riots or Coal Mine Shutdown In Pennsylvania.

Tight Supply Of Meat, Bread 'To Last At Least Until July   Some Shippers Are Holding Back Livestock To See Wo Price Controls Are To Be Lifted

Meat And Bread Scarcer Than During The War, But Relief Is-In Sight

MEAT SUPPLIES SHRINK IN U. S$   Bread Also Hard To Get, but Bowles Sees Better Days Ahead

MEAT AND BREAD SUPPLIES TIGHT   Some Possible Relief Expected after July 1

More Scarce Now Than During War   Meat Situation To Improve After First of July

Nation’s Meat. Bread Shortage  Becomes Acute   Shoppers Look io July For Food Supply Relief

CONGRESS BATTLES OVER STRIKE LAWS   Federal Workers Union Under “Fire Of Senator

FEDERAL UNION PLAN ATTACKED   Bitter Senate Battle Looms  On Proposed Ban

More Road Money ‘Is Being Sought  Winkler Reviews  F oP ee ee cy

More Road Money Is Being Sought  Winkler Reviews State’s Position

Anti-Petrillo Bill Signed By Truman   Bill Curbing Powers Of Musicians tnien Head Becomes law tedavy

TRUMAN SIGNS”  PETRILLO. BILL   “MUSIC CZAR". FACES_PROSECUTION IF HE CONTINUES: PRACTICES OF THE PAST

PETRILLO JIGS TO NEW TUNE   President Signs Bili Softening ‘Mr. Voice’ of AFL Musicians Union

a een eeee een ernie  PRESIDENT SIGNS BROADCAST BILL   Measure Sets Penalties for Radio Coercion

NEW LAW CURBS U.S. MUSIC ‘CZAR’   President Signs “Measure Atmand «+ Paérilla

Anti-Petrillo  Bill Is Signed   Truman Okays Plans Ta Restrict Music Czar

MORE DEATHS _ IN HOLY LAND         VIOLENCE IN PALESTINE THIS WEEK SENDS DEATH LIST ‘ TO SEVEN PERSONS _

U.S. 10 SET UP SUPER-AGENCY FOR ESPIONAGE   Truman Seeks to Be Sure Pearl Harbor Won’t Happen Again

CENTRAL BOARD TO EVALU. ATE ALL INFORMATION TO PREVENT ANOTHER SNEAK ATTACK

Super-Espionage Agency For U.S.   Four-Man Beard Of Top Experts To Evaluate Foreign Intetligence Information

Haifa Port Area Again fn Turmoil   Deportation OF 4.000 May Cause Battle

BRITISH, JEWS CLASHING AGAIN   ‘Shoot On Sight’ Crder Is Issued After Latest Jewish Deportation

British Send More Refugees to Cyprus   British Troops Told te Shoot Jewish Rioters

Deportation of Jews Protested By Angry Mobs   General Strike Is Called; Some Youths Try To Swim Ashore

British Show Strength Around Port of Haifa   Thousands of Jews Angrily Protest Deporting Immigrants Who Foucht Marines From Ship

Brifish Troops Ordered To Kill Demonstrators   Mass Demonstration  By Jews At Haifa

Shoot-on-Sight Rule for Haife   ‘British Ordered to Disperse  Jewish Demonstrators

Order to Fire At Haifa Jews Given British   Angry Crowds Jam Streets to Protest Mass Denartation

British Ordered To Shoot ‘Any Demonstrators Trying To Approach Port Of Haifa

Britigh Troops Ordered to Shoot on Sight Any Demonstrators Atfelrirtinig to Approach Haifa, Port Area" Jeering Mobs Shout “Down ; “with England.”

lran Sends Troops Against Tribesmen   Capital of Province in Persian Gulf Area Attacked by Warriors of Rebellious Tribes

Shirt Manufacturers Charge OPA Guilty   Say Price Order Holds Up 3,000,000 Or More Shirts On Factory Shelves

Call Indian Leaders To London   Britain Makes Eleventh Hour Bid to Prevent “Most Hideous Civil War in All History”

Britain Moves To Halt Civil War in India   Wavell, Party Leaders Calied to London To Discuss Crisis

CIVIL WAR FOR INDIA FEARED; TENSION RISES   London Conference Set Te Look into Hindu-Moslem Conflicts

DISTURBANCES iN INDIA CLASSIFIED AS CIVIL WARFARE      Duke Declares Hindu- Moslem “Disturbances Beginning o oF Hideous Conflict

Much of Overseas Surplus Property Seen Total Loss   U.S. Material Costing $880,000,000 Will Be Destroyed Abroad

GOVERNMENT HOLDS KEY TO STRIKE TRUCE   Pittsburgh and Maritime Disputes in Hands Of Federal Conciliatore

Government Has Task of Settling Two Big Strikes   Maritime Groups  Plan Walkout---A Bisseberspocde Bimcucw

New Threat Of Maritime Strike    Government Beseiged, By Demands of Thrée Unions; Pittsburgh'*‘ “A Stricken City” ©

OVERHAUL OF NM LIQUOR CONTROL DIVISION PLANNED      Mabry Indicates Legislature Will Be Asked to Look  Into Situation

STRIKE BEGINS “A HOURS AHEAD OF SET TIME   Nation’s Communications Centers Virtually Paralyzed

Western Union     ‘New York City.   Employees es Walk. Out  After Company. Rejects Mayor O Dyers 8 Plea - “For Arbitration... ¢ 

Employes Launch Wire Walkout Early In New York City   Charge Company ‘Shipping in Strike Breakers;’ Pickets Circle Hudson Street Building

New York City Paralyzed by Wire Strike   Employes of Western Union Walk Out as Negotiations Fail

WALKOUT DECLARED BY UNION LEADERS TO BE 100 PER CENT EFFECTIVE WITH 7000 NOW OUT

Western Union Workers —  Tn New York Walk Ou   Heart Of Nation’s Telegraphic And Cable  Communications Hit

Strike Begins Ahead Of Time   CIO Official Says Strike Breakers Being Used

Western Union Strike Begins In New York City   Employees Walk Out After Company Rejects Mayor O’Dwyer’'s Plea For Arbitration.

Nation's Telegraphic Communications Cut; Small Steel Price Boos Thought Probable

Telegraphers Begin Strike   Western Union Men QOuit 4 Hours Early

WESTERN UNION STRIKE TIES: UP NEW YORK CITY   C10 Group Walks Out Ahead Of Time; Says Company Has Strikebreakers

Denial Is Made Strike Breakers Will Be Used   1,600 Points In East Affected By Union Orders

Union Declares Company Hiring Strike Breakers   Reason Given For Advancing Time Of. Walkout: Communications At Standctli

Western Unior Workers, New York Walk Out   Strike Expected to Slow Heart of U. S. Telegraphic and Cable  Communications

UNION WALKS 0U1 AHEAD OF TIME7000 LEAVE JOBS   CHARGES COMPANY WITH IMPORTING STRIKE-BREAKERS

Soviet Rejects American Plan On Atom Contro  Gromyko Reloys  Refusal Notice

RUSSIA ACIECTS U. $ PROPOSALS   American Plan For Atom Control is Turned Down

International Control, Veto Objectionable   U.N. Disclosure Climaxes Mounting Diplomatic Concern

RUSSIANS REJECT ATOMIC PROPOSAL   (;romyko Tells of Stand of Country About Subject.

Atom Control Plan Spurned By Russians   Baruch’s Proposals Fail to Find Favor At U. N. Gathering

Goering Testifies He Saved Sweden  From German Attack   Defendant Portrays Himself as Righteous Nationalist; Masterminded Hitler's Coups

ADMITS PART IN NAZI COUPS   Goering Boasts He Served As Master Mind In Big Blows By Hitler

Goering Says He Mapped Big Nazi Attacks   Former Air Cl Chief Bens Self as Righteous Nationalist

Goering Testifies He Saved Sweden, Tried to Preserve Czechoslovakia

Not Even Mrs. Tritman Knows WE OL. ORT ST OW. 2 LN CBS Wa Wal OMG WLLL Wedr LUFF Hasrer

Another Rise In Civilian Jobs Viewed   Government Economists See New All-Time Peak For U, S. Employment

ECONOMISTS SEE ALL-TIME PEAK IN EMPLOYMENT   Wallace Warns That  Situation Now Is : Abnormal

Situation ‘Abnormal,’ Is Report by Wallace at Capital Today; Tells of Inflation Period.   59 MILLION TOTAL SHOWN IN REPORT

tonomists See Pecord High ' Employment   Wallace Warns Country Entering ‘ntlationary Boom

Job Totals To Hit New Peak, View   Economists See Signs Of All-Time Employment Record; Wallace In Inflation Warning

U.S. Employment Appears Headed To All-Time Peak   Wallace “Warns of Drop Ahead, Cites  ‘Inflationary Boom’

Yuletide Extends In Area   Spirit Is Prevailing Across Europe; Weather Fine

Holiday Around The Globe . . . .  Mankind In All Nations Forgets The Headaches Of World For Christmas

Christmas in Countries  Over the World   England Has Merriest Holiday In Eight Years

IN ALL LANGU AGES  ce Re RE NEL = A NA tt a et:  It Still Meant Merry Christmas

Europe Celebrates Merriest Yuletide Day in Many Years   German Prisoners Permitted to Roam Unfettered in London War Ruins

MANY TRUMAN PLANS BEATEN   Only Few Proposals Given Approval During First Year in Presidency

lruman Ending First  Year In White House   Chief Executive Met Little But Rebuffs From Con gress In Which He Once Served; 15 Major  Items Face Opposition

Truman Ends His First Year With A Record Of Rebuits   President Has Made 25 Major Proposals, of Whict Only Ten Have Been Approved—Many lecuec Still Pendina

Truman to Wind Up First Year  as U.S. President Has Been Rebuffed  Many Times by Legislators

_" FA a: aig, g Of. 99 $2207 » Oro: SF igs”  «Ox * Oe O*   President Made 25 Proposals in Year

TRUMAN'S PROGRAM FACES ROUGH ROAD   President Winds Up First Yeas With Record Of Repeated Rebuffs From Conzrrecc

10 Out OF 25 Major Bills Get Approval   Administration Heads Not Overly Disturbed By Record Of Term

Series of Meetings Eventually May Result in Boost in Price of Milk

Milk Prices May Rise If Subsidy Ends   Hearings Start  In N. Y. Today

Milk Parleys Look To Price Increase ] to 3 Cents Quart   Would Replace Subsidy Program, Soon to Conclude

Study Milk  Price Boost   Series of Government Dairy Meetings May Bring About Hike

Three Cent Quart Milk Price Boost Eved by Dairymen Ii Subsidy Ended

KEITEL TELLS OF PLOTTING = ——BEFORE-ATTAGK-ON-POLAND      FORMER FIELD MARSHAL SAYS THERE WERE NO BORDER INCIDENTS TO PROVOKE ATTACK

OHIO SENATOR CALLED “BLUFFER AND BULLDOZER" BY , CHAIRMAN DURING HEARL TODAY

TAFT AND MURRAY CLASH AT HEARING   Trumon’s Health Bill. Couse wat Please Wirwwata

Taft Quits Hearing After ~ Row With Chairman Murray   Quarrel Starts During Public Hearing on Compulsory Health Insurance Program—Senator Taft Calis Measure “Socialistic”’

TAFT, MURRAY ROW OVER BILL   Exchange Heated Words On Health Bill; Ohioan Quits Hearing

Group Head Threatened His Ouster   Fiery Row Breaks Ov’ In Health Insurance Pian Discussion.

Taft,  Denied a Hearing. Will Protest to Senate   ‘Sen. Murray Repeatedly Tella Ohio Republican to ‘Shut Up’ at Airing Of Administration’s Health Bill

Taft and Murray Clash at Hearing On Health Plan   Republican Calls Bill ‘Most Socialistic’ And Stalks From Meeting

Words Fly As Taft, Murray Engage in Row   Taft Threatened With FBjection In Fight On Health Insurance

Taft Stalks [From Hearing   Leaves After Hearing Threat to Have Him Ejected

Outshouted. Taft Exits Labor Meet   Murray Threatens Ejection In Row Over Health Bill

SUGGESTS TAFT BE THROWN OUT   Murray Calls Ohio Senator Bluffer and Bull-Dozer at Hearing

 —ARGUMENT— Clash On Health Bill  Murray Threaten   Murray Threatens To Eject Taft

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Senator Taft Quits Hearing   Engages in Fiery Debates With Murray Over Health Bill

TAFT kG AW WITH MURRAY: QUITS HEARING   Chairman Threatens to Have Senator Thrown Out in Verbal Battle.

‘Shut Up!’ Says Chairman, and Sen. Taft Stalks Out of -Committeeroom in High Raaqe

Sen. Taft Leaves Hearing in Row With Sen. Murray   Quarrel Arises during De bate on Health Insurance Program

Senate Group In Row Over Health Plan   Taft Stalks From Room, Murray Want: To Eject Him

Taft Angered Truman Will By Threat To Place Envoy 'Toss Him Out In. Argentina

TAFT, MURRAY IN HOT CLASH   Montanan Threatens Ohia Senator With Ejection

TAFT WALKS OUT ON INSURANCE PLAN HEARING   Leaves Conference After Hol Verbal Battle With Sen. Murray

Cc hairman ‘Murray Hat Threatened to Have Him Ejected.   ROW STARTED QUICKLY   Committee Was Considering Legislation On Health Insurance Plan.

 Tate Storms Out of Committee Hearing Following Verbal Conflict With Murray

TAFT BOYCOTTS HEARING AFTER BITTER BATTLE   Murray Threatens To Have Ohioan Thrown Out. In Health Plan Fight

Taft Asszils Health Bill   As Socialistic   Stalks Augrily Fram Com mittee Roem When Chair. man Murray Refuses To Hear Siatement

TAFT STALKS OUT OF COMMITTEE MEETING WHEN DEMOCRAT BLOWS UP AT CHARGE OF “SOCIALISM”

latt Leaves Hearing After Heated Clash   Angry Chairman Threatens te Have His Thrown Out

Republican Banquet Was “A Grand Flop’   \Taft Stalks Angrily From ‘Senate Committee Hearing

Tatt-Angrily Stalks Out: Hot Words Fly   Chairman Murray Threatens To Have Film cand: Health Incurance Is Debated

Gavin, Others Endorse Idea at Warren Meet   Oil Fields and Other Industries Will Be Benefited by Huge Project. It Is Said

URGES RIVER CANALIZATION   Gavin Says Improvement Is Vital to Industry At Warren Hearing

In Session 90 Minutes On Matter   Will Report To Security Council This  Afternoon

Lompromise Is Being Sought af Council Meeting   Subcommittee Fails To Reach Agreement At Morning Session

Strike Storm May Not Produce Any Labor Bill ©   Congressmen Begin To Speculate As Heat Of Emergency Subsides

Labor Storm Blowing Over   Doubts Arise On Signing Case Bill; On Maritime Union Strike.

Strike Fight May Bring NoNew Law   Some Congressmen Say End of Coal Fracas Has Liqhtened Demand

‘Hotly-Disputed Draft Section ‘Already Killed   Settlement of Soft Coal Strike Has Main Heat Off Emergency Labor Bill

ARDOR OF CAPITOL HILL COOLING OFF   Unless Maritime Strike De velops, No Labor Law May Be Made   CASE BILL IN DOUBT

Draft Section Taken Out Of Truman Plan   Blow-Over Said To Be Probable With No Real Changes

Storm May Pass Without Single New Labor Law   Senate Rejects Strike Draft Plan; Truman May; Veto Case Bill.

Possibility Storm May Blow Over   Senate Kills Draft Section of Emergency Bill; June 15 Maritime Strike May Force a New Crisis

Anti-Strike Laws May Be Discarded As Result Of Coal Strike Ending

bb BLOW fs DoT FURY IK SOLONS EYE   Pessibility of Case Bill Veto and Maritime Strike Remain “Ifs.”

Capitol Storm Over Disputes May Blow Over   New Labor Law May Not Be Passed

Truman Asked To Veto Bill   Case Measure May Be Lost As Strike Crises E f

Capitol Rage Over Strikes May Subside Without Law   Senate Slashes Plan Of Drafting Strikers Advanced By Truman

SENATE CUTS OUT DRAFT PHASE OF TRUMAN'S BILL   DEMOCRATS PREDICT VETO OF CASE BILL AS STORM SUBSIDES

Indications Point to Strike Storm Blowing Over Without Passage of New Legislation   SetHement of Coal Strike Takes Off Much of Heat; Future Developments in Threatened Maritime Strike to Be Facter

Solons May Put Thumbs  Down   Capitol Storm Set To One Side In  Legislation

Senate Votes To Eliminate Draft Penalty   Tough Case Bill Goes to Truman With Veto Likely

Rip Draft Clause From Truman Bill   Soft Coal Strike Settlement Takes Main Heat Off Conaress

DRAFT SECTION LOSES SENATE — VOTE, 70-13   Maritime Strike Set For June 15 Is Big “If”   Passed By House, 230106: Some Democrats Predict Presidential Veto   Morgenthau Comments

Congress May Not Pass New Law on Labor   Truman’s Emergency Bill Loses ‘Heart’; Much Depends on Maritime Strike

CLASH BETWEEN PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS ON LABOR LAWS MAY RESULT IN NONE BEING PASSED

SEE POSSIBLE BLOW-OVER OF STRIKE STORM   Draft Section Out of Truman’s Bill; May Veto Case Measure

DAPITOL STORM MAY WASH OUT STRIKE ISSUES   Solons Expect No New Labo: Law if Maritime Tieup Is Averted Soon

™ —LAWS- Truman May Veto Case Bill   ‘All Legislation On Strikes  Expected to Fail

Labor-Backed Candidates Rejected By Majority of Country's Voters

Labor Suffers Heavy Reverses   Three States Vote Ban Against Closec Shops; Arizona Unions to Fight

Organized Labot Suffers Heavy Losses Tuesday   Candidates Supported By Cl0’s PAC and BRT’s Whitney Are Defeated

LABOR BACKERS CUT IN NUMBER BY GOP GAINS   Many Staunch Supporters ir Democratic House Bloc Beaten in Election   PAC FAILS TO DELIVER   Majority of Candidates Giver BRT Endorsement Also ~Lose in Landsliag

Heavy Reverses Indicated By Breakup of Strong Democratic   PAC CANDIDATES DO NOT FARE WELL   Mood of Voters Likely to Bring Major Changes in Basic Work Laws

Whitney And PAC Dealt Sharp Blow   John L. Lewis Also Appears To Have Come Off Bad In Election

CIO Given Hard Blow  In Election   PAC Candidates Defeated In Many States

Voters Reject Most of Candidates Supported by P.A.C.,B.R. 1. Head

Truman to Iqnore Demand to Resign   Republicans’ Victory Revealed as Heavy Blow to Organized Labor

Disposal Of Enemy Fleets ToBeProblem   U. S. Navy To Place Some Ideas On Subject Before Big Four At Paris

\Spies-Lein Cows Make High Recore  In Year’s Test  One Of Best Herds 4 In Ten Natian

Two Millions Affected  By Paralyzing Strikes   Coal Walkout To Idle 1,000,000 As Industries Begin Shutting Down; General Stoppage Imposes Business, Industrial Paralysis Upon Oakland

: House Group Dusts Off Miltary ‘Training Bill: To Be Acted Upon

(By the Asetctared irene:   DENVER SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED DUE TO COAL SUPPLY

AGREEMENT-ON-~ DRAFT LENGTH      HMOUSE, AND SENATE CONFER DECIDE ON MARCHE 1TH  YOUTH “PRIORITY"-DEFERMENTS

9-Month Extension Approved   Conferees May Give Teen-Agers A “1-2” Defeormeat Priority

Extension of Draft Is OKd   Compromise Near on Assured Deferment for Youths, 18, 19

Leaders Agree To Keep Draft Till March 31   Compromise Nears Granting 1-2 Priority For 18-19 Year Olds

PROMISE TEEN-AGERS USN NEAR   No Trouble Expected p Conference on hy Increases

Conferees Agree To Extend Draft Law To Mar. 31: Teen-age Angle Main Snac

CHINESE ‘REDS’ BREE MARINES   TWO MEN HELD CAPTIVE BY ROVING . BAND... REPORT     2 TREATED

U. S, URGED TO ‘SEIZE PACKING INDUSTRY NOW   First Congressional Food Investigation Since OPA Return Opens

Bad Weather Hits Much Of Country   East, South, Middle West Feeling Effects of Winter

Bad Weather Slows Travel   Snow, Rain, and Fog Ground Planes, Snarl Traffic in Many Areas

Snow, Rain And Fog Slows Transportation  In Many Sections Of U.S.

For Christmas; Mercury to Dip   Shoppers Flock To Stores; Merchants Report Heavy Buying

No New Frigid Wave In Sight   But Snow, Rain, Fog Halts Air Travel, Slows Transportation In Many. Areas.

Greek Terror Reign Alleged   Bevin Challenges Russian’s Accusations; Says Situation Calls for Troops to Stay

BRITISH HUNTING LEADER OF JEWS   3,000 Paratroops, Civil Police in Palestine Search

BRITISH SEARCH FOR EXTREMIST’S LEADER   Jewish Leader in Hiding tn Palestine

[Dewey Demands U.S. Housing Chiefs Quit Stalling, Deliver Materials To N.Y. State For Veterans’ Homes

Sand Mountain Group Seizes Road Machines   Commissioners Say There'll Be No Trouble; State Patrol Stands By

Conquest of World by U.S. Offered As One Answer to A-Bomb Problem

 Scientist Paints Gloomy Picture :   May Be Necessary To Fight   To Keep Control Of A-Bomb

Controls or War  Said Only Choice   Scientist Tells U. S, Of Atom’s Dangers

ATOMIC BOMB EXPERT SEES END OF WORLD   Dr. Urey Says U. S. May Have To Wage War To Keep Bomb Control

CANADA UNIONS ISSUE THREATS “SOF BIG STRIKE   PARALYZ ZING WALKOUTS  ‘FORECAST UNLESS GOVERN ~ MENT RELAXES 2TS WAGE CONTROL POLICY

CANADA TO FACE STRIKE CRISIS   Unions Demand Change in Stabilization Policy

White House Ends Wartime Social Blackout Officially   First State Dinner Since 1939 Is Elaborate Affair Headed by Trumans

SITE AGAIN OF STATE DINNER   First of 2 Events For Diplomatic Corps Held Tuesday Night

TRUMANS GIVE STATE DINNER   President And Wife Hosts To Representatives Of 38 Nations

Trumans Hold First Postwar . State Dinne1   Hosts. Last Night To Representatives 30 Nations and 38 Other_ Guesta

ngress Stalled  Major Issues   nate, House Argue raft, Labor, Loan

SOLONS PASS MINOR BILLS; DELAY OTHERS   Three Biggest Matters Await Further Canaideration

Azerbaijan War ls Short-Lived, Tehran Reports   Soldiers in lran to Supervise Elections In Border Province

Capitulation Is Announced By War Ministry   Opposition Yields To Demands For Vote Supervision

AZERBAIJAN REBELS SEND SURRENDER   Agree to Permit Iran Troops to Supervise Election

U.S. Watches  ‘Interference’   Russians Protesting Danger to Frontier

Iran Rebels Cease 2-Day  Resistance  Azerbaiians Lav   Azerbaijans Lay Down Arms Before Government Forces

Azerbaijan to Accept ran Order   Semi-Autonomous Area Capitulates, Ending Two-Day Civil War

IRANIAN CIVIL WAR IS ENDED IN AZERBAIJAN   Leaders To Allow Government Troops To Supervise Elections

lran‘Civil War’ Ends in 2 Days   Azerbaijan to Allow Voting Supervision

Tabriz Welcomes Army of Tehran To Check Voting   Province Which Seeks Autonomy Gives in to Central Government

CIVIL WARFARE IN AZERBAUAN SUDDENLY ENDS   Leaders of Province Bow to Demands of Tranian Government

Tee scot Ul War” in Iran Province Ends   Azerbaijan Leaders Decide to Abide with  Covernment’s Deciicon

Azerbaijan Leaders Capitulate   Tehran Demands Granted After Display Of Force

TWO-DAY CIVIL WAR CALLED OFF IN IRAN   Azerbaijan Heads Decide Tc Give Troops Freedom

Iran's Civil War Ends After Two Ings if Fighting  ce ee   Azerbaijan Regime Yields to Tehran  Demand on Election

‘Two-Day Civil War Ends in Iran; Province Near Soviet Bows to Government Arms

Government Troops Push Toward Tabriz After Minor: "Shideaitibiey

BOWS TO CENTRAL GOVE RULE; SITUATION HAD SEE CRITICAL BECAUSE. SO...  NEAR RUSSIA: © Os

“IT LOOKS GOOD,” COKE SAYS  ’ Pall Shows 39 Per Cent Of People Wanting Stevenson

ARE SPLIT ON ~ WELFARE FUND   NORTHERN GROUP REPORTED FAVORABLE TO IDEA OF PROGRAM ADVOCATED BY LEwis

Coal Leaders Split On Deat With Lewis   Northern Operators Favor Some Offer On Health, Welfare

POLICEMEN FEAR LABOR OUTBREAKS   Connersville Workers to Study Appeal on Injunction.

4 FLIERS KILLED AS PLANES RAM   Navy Craft, Trainer Collide Over Airport In Ohio

COUNTRY LOSES $11 BILLION IN REPARATIONS   Will Only Confiscate Italian Assets in U. K. and Colonies

BRITAIN DROPS CLAIM ON ITALY   11 Billion Reparations Renounced at Paris

Great Britain Renounces Reparations   Reserves Right to Confiscate Italian Assets in England

BRITAIN CALLS ~ OFF ITALY BILL   $11,000,000,000 In Repara tions Is Canceled

rovernment Renounces Claim of $11,000,000,000 in Reparations as Gesture of Good Will Toward Italians.

BRITAIN TO RENOUNCI TT BILLION DOLLARS CLAIMED FROM ITALY  ONLY RIGHT TO TAKE ASSETS IN KINGDOM ASKED AS WAR DEBT

Great Britain Renounces Big Claims On Italy   Holds Right To Confiscate Assets In United Kingdom

Britain Gives Up. Repar ation ‘Against Italy   Estimated’ “Ai Eleven Bil lion -Doltlara; Reserves "+ Right to Confiscate © . Assets Abroad

—lialian Re  British Waive  Claims   Great Britain Renounces Right To I1 Billions

OSTPONING F ASSEMBLY y REQUESTED   reign Ministers Ask Delay So That Big Four May Come to New York for Meet

To Renounce Claims To  Reparations   Britain To Go Before Commission

Inside Your Congress  —-o— Profit Sharing —by— SAMUEL B. PETTENGIUL

LEADERS TO FIX U.S.UNO QUOTA   Air, Sea Power May Be American Contribution

Expect Decision (n Police Force   Indications Are That Emphasis Will Be On Warshinsgs

U. S. Contribution tc UNO Police Force To Be Told Soon   Emphasis Expected Tz Be on Warships, Aircraft, Not Troops

World Police Plan Studied   Figures on American Participation Waited

One ‘Quad’ Dies; Others May Live —  Father Killed   A AAW ah. A 2. *’.2   Father Killed — A Month Ago in Mill Accident

Price Ceiling Decontrol Plan Is Expanded By OPA Chiefs   Action On Durable Goods Became Effective Last Midnight.

OPA Decontrols All Fats and Oils   Linseed, Cocoanut, Fish Oils Off List

Price Ceiling Taken Off « Ample Supply   Economist Reports 44 Per Cent Living Dollar is Controlled

Durable Goods List Decontrolled  Radios, Appliances, Typewriters Included

CUNTROLS ARE ABOLISHED ON NUMEROUS HOUUSEROLD GOODS  OPA Drops Curbs On Many Items

Lift. CeilingsOn Fats, Oils   Tce Off Control List; Oils * Used In Paint, Soap Re main Under Control.

Price Ceilings Removed From ~ Maior Items   Decontrol Program . Expanded in RecordBreaking Manner

OPA SLIPS ICE FROM LIST OF PRICE CURBED ITEMS   Declares Supply Now Sufficlent Ta Meet All Demand.

MANY CONTROLS LIFTED BY OPA   Radios, Lamps, Fats For Soap Among tems  ee  “Put on Decontrol List

Price Ceilings Erased on Many  Durable Goods   OPA Decontrols Ice Business. Increases Ceilings on Leather

OPA DECONTROLS ALL FATS, OILS   Price Ceilings Also Lifted On Ice, Other Items

Fa ats and Oils Decontrolled As of Today .   ‘Linseed Among Iterhs  Freed——Ice Skids From. Under

Many Items In Consumer Durable Line: Decontrolled   Include Radios And Kitchenware;  Ice Business Free

PRICE TOPS TAKEN OFF KITCHENWARE, RADIOS AND LAMP   Glassware, Small Electrical Appliances and Many Other Consumer Items of Control.   SWEEPING ORDER EFFECTIVE AT ONCE   Cotton Textile Ceilings to Remain Through November —Prospects Seen for More Soap.

— ost OF Living—  OPA Lifts Fats, Oils Controls   New Action Frees Entire List Edible And Inedible Items

PRICE CONTROLS JERKED OFF ICE   Supply Ruled Sufficient To Meet All Demands, OPA Announces Today

Radios, Lamps, Kitchenware Decontrolled   OPA Lifts Ceil Ceilings from Many Consumer  Durable Goods

OPA EXPANDS TS PROGRAM OF DECONTROL   OUTLOOK IMPROVED FOR SOAP; COTTON NOT GOING UP

OPA Removes" Many Ceiling:   Radios, Lamps Are Among Trems De-Controlled

OPA DECONTROL 1S EXTENDED TU VARIETY ITEMS   Radios, Lamps And Small Electrical Appliances Listed In Group   SOME DURABLE GOODS STILL UNDER CONTROL

OPA Removes Additional  Price Ceilings Decontrol Greatly  Expanded by Administration

OPA Decontrols All Fats and Oils, Including Linseed. Effective Today

More Price (Ceilings Are Lifted by OPA   Radios, Lamps, Small Appliances Taken off Control

Foreign Budget To Be Trimmed   “GOP Demands. for. ‘Economy Spur State :Devartment Cut e

OP DEMAND MAY RETRENGH FOREIGN PLANS   Tendency Is Indicated In Recent Decisions

Fac Pianis~ <0 *roac CAS: Suncay  * * is  Sneaks First Sentence After Concert

Mellen, Wis., Dam Breaks: 2,000 Isolated   Houses Swept Off, But No Casualties Reported in City

35 Homes Flooded As Dam Breaks At Mellen: 2,000 Citizens Isolated

PRODUCTION [S SLOWED BY LACK OF CORN   Relief Measures Seen After OPA’s Future Settled by Congress

Hazy OPA Status Delays Action In Corn Supply   Production Endangerec In Medicines, Other Essentials

1500 FARM: PLANS  HAVE BEEN. SIGNED BY COUNTY FARMERS      Those Participating Will Soon Re‘ceive a Mail- Form To Be Kept  Fort Futare Reference —

SIGNED 1677 FARM  PLANS IN .GOUNTY   These Farmers Are Receiving Form NCR-46-17 ‘Through the Mail.

Conciliation Reported in lran Today   Martial Law Lifted at Tab riz— Border Clashes tq Be Investigated

Hoover Says Red Agents Spread Fear  Allow Russia To Consoli:  date Position, Ex-Presidant Narlarac

Reds 5th Coluran Spreads Confusion  Hoover Declares  Declares U. S. Must Quit Role of World Santa Claus

Charge Made By tbn Saud Reiected   Truman Feels That 100,009 Jews Should Enter Palestine

U. 5. Reaffirms Palestine Stand   Fsars Unfounded, Truman Tells Saud

ARAB CHARGE IS REJECTED BY MR. TRUMAN   White House Declares U. S.-Palestine Stand no Policy Contradiction.

PRESIDENT AGAIN URGES ADMISSION OF 100000 JEWS   Tells thn Saud Fear of Aggression Against Arabs —  Ee EERE Te aed

DOCUMENTS ARE INTRODUCED AT TRIAL OF ROSE   A Paper Bearing Names of Several. Government - Accused Men Bears Heading, “Plan of the Organization”

Motion Picture Camera Mounted in Rocket Photographs Earth's Sur face, aul

United Nations Hope to Profit From Predecessor’s Errors  Like League of Nations, New Organization Is Not Perfect but It Is Seen as an

United Nations Hop to Profit From Predecessor’s Errors   Like League of Nations, New Organization Is Not Perfect but I Is Seen as an Instrument Through Which May Keepy Peace

WALLACE ATOM BOMB PLAN DRAWS FIRE FROM BARUCH         HEAD OF “AMERICAN ATOMIC  CONTROL DELEGATION HITS AT PROPOSAL TO FOLLOW  ss RUSSIAN PROPOSAL .

Wallaces Views On Atomic Energy Are Slapped Down   Another Attack Is Made On Foreign Policy Speech Of Secretary

Control Board Asks More Fund:  Wauld Un Ovccrating Outlay 59 Pct.; Requests Building Money

Lewis Silent, Truman Warns Full Limit  Of Strike Has Barely Begun to be Felt

U.S. Seizure Of Mines Is Not Planned  Soft Coal Strike  Al.<, T.. 3b. U4/..1.

Official Fears Mount As Coal Strike Drags On   House Committee Opens Hearings On An AntiRoyalty Bill.

EXPECT FRESH DEVELOPMENTS IN COAL RIFT   Call Afternoon Meeting of All Operators as Strike Enters 6th Week

tal Delay In  Coal Negotiations   Recess Conference to Perfp» mit Attendance of All ", Operators      NEW STEPS INDICATED   Miners Committee Awaits ' Results in Meeting of Managers

Soft Coal Strike Enters Sixth Week  Of Costly Struggle   New Government Moves Are Reported Imminent In Deadlocked Strike   RECONVERSION IS _ MONTHS OFF PROGRAM

Fears and Tempers Mount as Mines of Country Stay Idle   Congress Makes First Move Toward Taking  Hand in Situation

MINE OWNERS CALLED INTO NEW PARLEY   Morning Conference Recessed; Walkout In Sixth Week

Operator sin Conferene e, Lewis Silent   New Government Proposal For Ending Walk-Outs Expected To Be Offered During Current Week

New ‘Break’ Hinted In Soft Coal Crisis   Some: Government Action’ to End Mine Shutdown Expected This Week; U.S. Conferences Ad-: journs:to Permit Operators to Attend: Se:

Official Fears, Congressional Tempers Mount  pwice Rachmac   Lewis Resumes Silent Treatment

Coal Strike Solution Developing’   Conference Recessed Suddenly to Permit Full Attendance at Aftarnnoan Secetons

TEMPERATURES   Capital Hears Reports Of New Developments   All Mine Operators Scheduled To Attend Afternoon Meeting

Congress May Take Hand in Coal Strike   Lawmakers Angered at Tactics Being Pursued by Lewis

Government Coal Strike Proposal Seer   Sudden Recess In Conference Held Significant

Owners Are Set For Part In Meet   Miners Group Gets Out Of Way For  Developments

Lewis Absent In Morning   Government May Moke Fresh Proposals; Senate Hears Demand for Action

All Operators Asked to Parley Indicating New Developments In Long Negotiation; Some Agreement May Be Reached

“NOT FAIR ON WHEAT’   Carlson Says U.S. Told Farmers  To Sell, Then Raised Price

Housing Puts The GOP in A Tight Spot   Elections Shift Responsiblity for Long Range: Program

GOP On Spot On House Shortage      Party Now Must Shoulder Responsiility For Whatever Happens.

COURT AGREES TO TEST WRIT AGAINST LEWIS   New Trails Ordered For Witnesses  After Plea

Congress Expects Truman Approval Of Reorganization   Not so Certain Successors Will Stand for Reduction Of Standing Committees

Original Papers Destroyed  Senators Hint Perjury Charge To Be Brought Against Bittne:

Destruction Of Papers Revealed  Deny Vardaman Askex Plugged Inventories

-PROPOSED-PAC-CIO-INQUIRY —— RUNNING INTO OPPOSITION   RANKIN'S DEMAND FOR PROBE OF POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF CIO BRINGS , MIXED RESPONSE

HOUSE COMMITTEE IS SPLIT OVER PROPOSED INVESTIGATION OF PAC   be Unwilling To Approve Prohe Of ClO Group

Truman and Cabinet Confer, But ‘Refuse To Say Election Discussed

President and Cabinet Confer   Differ Sharply on Talk on Election

Truman Meets  With Cabinet  Members Cagey On Discussion Subjects

TRUMAN CALLS IN HIS CABINET   BEGINS SEARCH FOR WAY TO RUN U.S, IN FACE OF OPPOSITION

TRUMAN TALKS WITH CABINET   Any Plan For Coalition Cabinet Reported Definitely Out  NO SHAKEUP LIKELY

Cabinet Members Differ on What They Talked  Republican Victories May Have Been Discussed Generally

Big Line Is Formed At Local Tax Office   Three to Four Hundred Persons File Returns Yesterday

Tax Office Does Big Business On Monday   Taxpayers Warned Office Will Close Promptly on March 15

200,000 Cases of Beer ‘Disappear; FBI Suspects Officer of Marines

CALL STRIKE O} PULLMAN CARS FOR AUGUST 7   Dispute Over Wage Increases Ordered Last Spring Is Involved

PULLMAN STRIKE MAY START AUG. 7   Dispute About Increases in Wages Is Cause of Threat.

DEMOBILIZATION    Nine-Point Progtam Submitted  Today — Voluntary Army Favored by Eisenhower

FOR FAST DEMORILIZATION   Nine-Point Program Iq Submitted be Senate Military Committee

Ray Murray Sued Because Of Deaths  In Auto Accident  Administratrixes Ask $30,000 Damages  Li; ny oe ee en a

Ray Murray Sued Because Of Deaths In Auto Accident  Adnministratrixes Ask $30,000 Damages Two Girls’ Lives

‘Byrnes, Molotov Lock Horns Second Time ~ At Paris; Soviet Says He Was Insulted

Russia Charges Monopoly By US   Inferentially Charge US And Britain With Monopolistic Aims In Mediterranean

Reds Charge Byrnes Insult AtjParis Meet   Molotov Again Miffed Despite Explanation By Secretary of State

Russia Says U. S. and Great Britain Seek “Monopolistic  Position” in Mediterranean

Molotov Says U.S., Britain Seek Monopoly   Reds Nettled by Mediterranean, Italian Issues

Ford Orders Week’s Closing In Shortage   All Operations To Stop Due to Material Depletion

FORD PLANTS ARE CLOSED FOR WEEK      Shortage of Metal Given  As Reason

FORD MOTOR 10 CLOSE FOR WEEK   Metal Shortage Causes Nationwide Shutdown

FORD WILL. SHUT DOWN FOR WEEK   Critical Metal Shortages Reason for Long Holiday — Sataried Personnel Will not be Affected.

Unidentified Plane Dives On Airliner Near Philadelphia   21 Passengers Are Endangered When  Thilat Kiceneesmce

Rumored Dea Gives Halleck Leader Post   Compromise Slates Brown Chairman of Steering Committee

Report Compromise Will Designate Halleck Majority Leader Of House

NEGRO - ADVANCEMENT : ASSOCIATION TO-HOLD  MEETING AT 8:00 TONIGH

BUTTE SMOTHERED WITH 101, INCHES OF SNOW; UTILITY. LINES. DOWNED

NAM To Carry To Congress Fight on OPA   Administration Has Little Hope of OPA Continuing Unchanced

N.A.M. to Presen! Demands Today  Will Seek End of Federal Agency

NAM To Urge Control! Lift  To Present Demands  At Capitol Hill Today

NAM CARRIES ON BATTLE 10 END CONTROLS   Association Head Will Present Demands To House Group

N.A.M. will demand  price control end   Expected to charge OPA strangling  production. promotine black markets

NAM Says OPA ls Bottleneck Of Production   Association to Present Case on Capitol Hill Today

$20 A WEEK BENEFITS TO THOSE OUT OF JOBS DUE TO ILLNESS PROPOSED IN CALIF SENATE

Balles Trials Among Cases; 6 Drunken Driver Trials; 4 Involuntary Manslaughter

GRAND JURY TO ACT ON 77 BILLS AT SESSION TODAY   Thirty-One of The Bills Are Against George W. Balles, Jr.   FOUR AGAINST WIFE

SCIENTIST OFFERS TWO CHOICES:  : Control A-Bomb 2. Live Like Moles

St. Helena Cathedral Pastor Stricken in Hospital This Morning   Chiang Meets Hoover

Economic Unity In Germany Is  Sought By U.S   Formal Effort Is Launched Before Allied Control Council By U. S.

STEUBENVILLE AREA ‘SLOT’ QUIZ ORDERED   Lausche Acts After Veterar Tells Of His Losses

IOWA'S SCHOOL AID BILL UPHELD   Supreme Court Says Measure Constitutional

Big School Aid Measures Held Valid By Court   Bus Reimbursement, Supplementary Help Is Assured Iowa Districts.

IOWA SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS STATE BUS ACT   School Districts Will Get Their Share of $2,006,000 Kickback

Byrnes Note Reveals U.S. Stand Today   No More Mincing Words With USSR On Iran Issue

U. S. May Bring Charges To UNO Over fran Deal   RUSSIA FACES SECOND. CRISIS BEFORE COUNCIL

U.S. Accuses Soviet Of Bad Faith   Byrnes Prepares To Call Stalin's Hand In Manchuria

BYRNES PUSHES RUSSIA TO QUI BAN PROWPTLY   Alternative Is U.S. Call for Security Council Action at March Meeting   FORMAL PROTEST BARED   Soviet Reply to Wednesday Note Not Yet Received by  State Department

Byrnes Prepares For Showdownon Russian Policy   Gives Soviets Choice of Withdrawing Troops or Facing UNO Move

SHOWDOWN CALLED FOR ON IRAN   Russia Must Pull Out Troops or Face Charge Before UNC

Byrnes Presses F or Withdrawal of Reds In Iran   Ignored Formal Protest, Would Lead To American Complaint To Council

Byrnes Makes Official U.S. Protest to Russia For Not Setting Troops Out of Iran

APPEAL TO UNO SEEN IF RUSSIA PROVES BALKY   ‘Byrnes Discloses Protest  Charging Soviet With Breaking Pledge   TOUGHER POLICY EVIDENT   Manchurian Grab Assailed In Second Note; Replies To Both Awaited

JOBLESS RANKS HIT NEW LOW   Ohio Unemployed Down 6) Pct. Since February

BUILDING TRADE ON RISE TODAY   First Result Of Organized Labor’s Drive For Higher Pay

Peace Parley Due To Run Into Row On Hungary   U.S. And Russia Sure To Disagree; Byrnes Off Today

President Sees Him Off, Says That Country Is Behind Him   Conflict Looming Between U. S. and Russia Over Hungary   Bevin Ill, Attlee Will Take Place at Parley

Secretary Bevin Til; Aitlee To Go to Paris   British Foreign Minister Told to Take Week's Rest; Morrison Heads Home Rule

Bevin Unable To Attend Meef  Suffering From Sliaht Indisvosition

NEW YORK CQ CALLS STOPPAGE CF TWO HOURS   Set for Next Monday, It Will Affect Most Activities in Metropolis  ~   BACKS PRESENT STRIKES   Meanwhile, House Prepares for First Major Test on Case Measure

SYMPATHY STRIKE 10) BE CONDUCTED IN NEW YORK CITY   Half Million Workers To Stop Tasks Next Monday.   U.S. MAY TAKE OVER VESSELS IN HARBOR   Move Is Considered To Keep Transportation Active.

Four American Officers Taken Into Custody On ‘Black Market Charge

U. Ss. Officers Seized In Jap  eR i  ‘Black Market Curreney Deals

SECOND MAN CHARGED IN $832,000 THEFT   Optical Firm President Implicated by Bookkeeper in Mergenthaler Embezzlement.

Housing Subsidy Measure Is Finally Approved   House, Senate Take Action as Home Builders Complain

Home Subsidies Measure Sent To White House   Builders Press For Action to Get Materials

HOUSE MATERIALS SUBSIDY VOTED   CONGRESS APPROVES SPEND ING OF $400,000,000 TO BOOST OUTPUT.

FEDERAL HELP PROMISED FOR HOME BUILDEF   SUBSIDIES TO PUSH OUTPUT OF SCARCE MATERIALS

Subsidy Plar For Housing  Is Approved   Official Declares Shortage Of Material Blocks Construction

Vets’ Housing Bill Approved By Congres:   Will Hasten Production Of 2.700.000 Homes  Ben Sows 3 We.

SUBSIDIES MEASURE IS AT WHITE HOUSE   Action to Secure Materials Pressed By Nation’s Builders

PASS HOUSIN SUBSIDY PLAN   Final Action Is Taken Or Measure to Spur Home Building for Vets

Housing Bill Gets Passed By Congress   Expenditures of $400,000,000 Given Final Approvals

Housing Bilt Is Passed By Both Houses      Measure Provides Fund to Subsidize Production

BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS PASS HOUSING BILL   Measure Calling For $400,000,000 In Subsidies  mn -_ =      BUILDING SPEEDUP IS CONTEMPLATED

Grandfather, 62, Charged With Murdering Wife for Love of 16-Year-Old Girl

Grandfather, 62, Is Charged With Murder of Wife Over Love for 16-Year-Old Gir

' Wanted to Marry Young Girl    Grandfather Is Accused Of  Murdering 61-Year-Gld Wife

Wanted to Marry Young Girl      Grandfa ther Is Aceused Gf — Murdering 61-Year-Old Wits  ‘

 Cremated in Home  Man, 62, Held as Wife-Slayer After Cottage Tryst With Girl

62-Year-Old Grandfather Charged With Slaying Wife, 61, In Order To Marry 16-Year-Old McMinnville ‘Sapcethoart’:

Grandfather, 62, Is Charged With Wife’s Murder   Wanted To Run Away With 16-Year-Old Girl, Anthorities Contend

STRIKES IDLE 7,S00INFOUR AUTO PLANTS   WILDCAT WALKOUTS BREAK OUT AT CHRYSLER

WM 2%... W_H__.,,t iam © OnOWEeEa  - By Snow In East   lFicod-saturatéd Levees Or  Yazoo Can. Take No More

Election Quarrels Continue oe gee ee ee  Communist May Lead Romanian Government

New Cabinet Is Predicted  For Romania   Government And Opposition Argue Over Fairness Of Parliamentary Election

Election Quarrels Continue  Communist May Lead Romanian Government

NEW LABOR BILL GETS GO SIGNAL   House Coalition May Shelve Truman Plan for More Drastic Curbs

Fact-Finding Bill Is Likely To Be Shelved   House Committee Appears Centered On Approval! Of New Labor Legislation

Slavs Battle  Over Special . U.N.Hearingss   Australian Says Cou nei Fallen. Into Disrepute  Reeanaa af Vern

POWERS GET INTOGLASH AT PARIS PARLEY      Other Delegates Follow Molotov Example By Walking Out

Western, Slav Powers Stage - Biller Debate   Split in Stormy Sessior At Paris Over Clains By Bulgaria, Albania

Slav Powers Quit Commission After  Clash On Albania   Delegates Walk From Meeting After Losing Fight to Secure Special Privileges On Hearings for Bulgaria and Albania

‘Western, Slav Powers Clash At Peace  Parley: Delegates Quit Paris Meetings

Western and Slavic Nations Clash  Delegates Walk Out on One Commission Meet

Sharp Clashe: Continue at  Peace Parley  Slavs and Briteu Leave Meetings Of Commissions

Bitter Clashes Mark Europear Peace Efforts   Western and Slav Powers Disagree as Special Privileges For Two Are Sought

Slav Delegates Walk Out After  Peace Parley Row   Briton Also Leaves Another Meeting After Expressing ‘Despair’

Western, Slav Powers Battle At Peace Parley   British Delegate Walks Out Of Commission Meeting In ‘Despair’

Western, Slav Powers Clash At Conference  Delegates Walk   Delegates Walk Out On Meets; Bitter Session

Western Powers And Slavs Clash At Peace Conference      Slav Delegate Walks Out of Commission Meeting— Briton Leaves Another Meeting After Expressing “Despair” in Proceedings

PROBE OF SPAIN SEEMS CERTAIN   UN Action Is Expected After Iranian Issue Vote

investigation Gets Backing Of Council      Delegaics Forsee Quick Disposition Spanish, Iranian Cases in ShowDown Next Week

UN Inquiry Into Spanish Issue Seen   Reds Face Almost Sure Defeat on Iranian Question

BREAK WITH FRANCO IS DOUBTED  Probe Of Spanish Regime Seen: Mexico Backs Plan

Franco Probe  Approval Seen   Mexieo Announees Suppor Of Australian Proposal

Spanish Cheek Approval Seen   Expect Approval Of Aus: _tralia’s Request For Invesligation Of Franeo Rule.

U-N Is Expected To Approve Probe Of Franco Spain   World - Wide Break With Dictator Looms

Two Mothers, Children Die   Killed Yesterday Afternoon When Car Plurged Into Tugaloo River.

UMW Attacks Legality Of Court’s Fine   Questions Whether Union Can Be Held Responsible For Acts Of  John L. Lewis

At Supreme Court  UMW Denies Responsibility For Actions Of John L. Lewis

ATTORNEYS FOR LEWIS MAKE PLANS   Ten-Point Defense Seen in Petition in Broadening. Case.

MINERS FIGHT AGAINST FINE OF $3,500,000   UNION CLAIMS ONLY JOHN L. LEWIS RESPONSIBLE

Issue Is Before Supreme Court  Should Miners Be Held Responsible?

Question Before Court  UMW Asks If Union Is Responsible For John Lewis’ Actions

Court Considers Responsibility Of Miners’ Union   Body To Decide Whether Union Responsible For  Acts Of Lewis

UMW Seeks To Broaden Court Case   Question Union’s Responsibility for What Lewis Does

MINERS TO FIGHT $3,000,000 FINE   ASK COURT WHETHER UNION IS RESPONSIBLE FOR WHAT LEWIS DOES.

U.M.W. Petition Attacks Legality Of Fine  Assessed Against Union

pping Ways To Christmas   UMW Denies Responsibility F or Lewis’ Acts, Challenges Legality Of $3,500,000 Penalty

Liability For Lewis’ Acts Is Issue... .  UMW PETITIONS HIGH COURT

Union's Liability For Lewis’ Acts Is Court Matter   Petition Points Out That Mine Workers  ‘Are Unincorporated

POSSIBILITY OF TRUMAN NOTE IS CONSIDEREL   Spokesman Says We Have No Desire to ‘Push Russia Onto The Hook’

COURTROOM SCENE T00 REALISTIC   Witness. Was About To Hit Counsel With Police Club

Coal Operators Abandon Parley      Representatives Scatter To Homes For Easter; Had Waited Eight Days

Efforts To End Mining Strike  To Be Renewed   Schwellenbach Plans Talks With Lewis and Operators Next Monday and “Tuesday

J0B OF SOLVING COAL WALKOUT NOW UP 10 U.S.   Operators Go Home, Await Call Of Laber Dept.

Coal Managers  eave Conference   Problem of How To End Coal Strike Left Entirely To Sec. Schwellenbach

‘COAL STRIKE SETTLEMENT [LEFT 70 SCHWELLENBACH   Management Group Leaves as At tempted Nerotiations Fall.

MINE OPERATORS LEAVE CAPITAL   Negotiations Apparently Hopelessly Deadlocked ; Roundup Of Strike News.

Operators Return Home: State Said Losing  "$27.000.000 Each Week While Minos Steaue ke

Schwellenbach to Talk With Lewis   He Will Also Confer With the Coal Operators Separately.

Labor Secretary Plans More Coal Mine Talks   Separate Conferences Next Week Are Set by Schwellenbach

Labor Secretary Plans More Coal Mine Talks  Separate Conference: Next Week Are

P.H. Investigators Contends That New Evidence Developed  ’ Warrants Inquiries Of Former Secretary, Rannhlicane Say

OPA FILIBUSTER IS THREATENED   Barkley Will Keep Senate In Continuous Session Till Vote Obtained

Texas Senator Promises ‘Talk To Death’ Of Bill      Barkley Says He’ll Get Vote Before Recess

BARKLEY PLANS: SESSION UNTIL VOTE IS TAKEN   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS DETERMINED’ TO GET FINAL  * ACTION-ON COMPROMISE EXTENSION BILL

OUTLOOK IS DIM FOR NEW CARS IN 1946   Shortage Of Critical Materials Causes Situation

ANNIY PRISONERS ESCAPE LAST NITE   Were Held in Hospital For Mental Treatment, All Armed.

Army Felons Flee Hospital   W. Va. Man Among 6 ‘Danvzerous’ Fugitives

Picket Lines Are Thrown Around Phone Exchanges   Press Association, Radio, News Wires.. Not To Be Affected:

Exchanges in AA Key Cities Are Picketed   Only Emergency Calls Accepted In Major Cities

OPERATORS IN 44 STATES STOPPED BY ACEW PICKET LINES   Truce Is Called Off By Union Refusing To Carry Out Postponement Plan; Picture Still Dark In Other Labor Disputes

PIGKETS HALT LONG DISTANCE WIRE SERVICI   Key Ex chan ges in U.S. Picketed; Dials Not Affected

Lines Form  In Key Cities Of 44 States   Long Distance Service Is Impeded; Manual Subscribers Hit.

Pickets Patrol Exchanges Across the U.S.   Only Emergency Long-Distance Calls Being Accepted in Major Cities; Wire Services Of Newspapers and Radios Not Affected

ress Assocation, Kado, Newspap:r Wires Not Affected.  PICKETING STARTS AFTER BAD NIGHT  LU. S. Conciliaters Make Every Effort To Stop Tie Up.

AS OPERATORS RESPECT ACEW PICKET LINES   Long Distance Tie-Up in Cities

Communication Workers Union ~ Rejects Schwellenbach’s Plea To - Postpone Picketing Until Monday

OPERATORS REFUSE 10 PASS LINES   Western Electric Strike Paralyzes Long Dist. Service

SERVICE CURBED AT MANY POINTS: MUCH CONFUSION   Picket Lines Established at Exchanges of Key Cities in 44 States   SEIZURE BEING WEIGHED   ACEW Head Says Picketing  Will Continue ‘Until This Thing [s Settied’

Picket Lines Block Doors Tokxchanges  In 44 States   Long Distance Calls Held To Emergencie: As Strike Disrupts Major City Services

Exchanges Picketed in Many Cities   Local Servic: on Dial Phones Not Yet Afiected by Walkout

Picket Lines Circle Phone Exchanges In Forty-Four Key Cities   ACEW President Promises Federal Conciliators To Try Again To Call Off Pickets; Important Meeting Late This Afternoon.

Missing 8 Year Old Kansas City Girl Is Found by Searchers  Police Search Now for Fathér Who Collapsed During Hunt

GIRL LOST a DAYS TS FOUND ALIVE: FATHER MISSIN(   John Van Alst’s Disappearance Revealed After. Searchers Come Upon Daughter Near Fayetteville.   COLLAPSED AS HUNT WAS IN PROGRESS   Child, 8, Ate Berries and Slept in Park Caves at Night—Condition Reported “Good.”

CHINA'S REDS REJECT CHIANG’S PEACE PLAN   Broadcast Outlines Alleged Breaches Of Agreement

BILBO DENIES ~-GETTING MONEY OF CONTRACTORS   _ Witnesses Say $25,000 Was Used in Campaign to Reelect Ex-Sen, Doxey   1942 EFFORT A FAILURE   Contributions of $7,500 by Bilbo Are Listed in Book at Inquiry -

Collins Apologizes to Com. mittee for Punthing Miselectam: Witness

SENATE SEEKS TO TRACE SUM TO POLITICIANS   Ex-Secretary Served With Summons To Appear

Witness Tells Of $25,000 in Election Fight   Claims Money Used to Support Doxey’s Campaign

Rates Are Raised      QueenElizabethPassengers Will Pay 60 Per Cent Boost in Prices

Nuernberg Verdict Should Prove Helpful in Giving UN Group More Power   By DeWITT MacKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

Mackenzie’s Column   By DEWITT MACKENZLE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

\VESTBROOK PEGLER   Examples Set In \Vushington Blamed Foy Army Trouble

 Meat Strike May Cause Feed Shortage   _ Farmers Forced to Keep Livestock Which Are Ready for Market

HUGE CROWD TURNED OUT TO HEAR JESTER; ENTHUSIASTIC RALLY:  “ATIVE SON’ FORMALLY: ANNOUNCES FOR GOVERN OR OF STATE OF TEXAS

HUGE CROWD TURNED our TO HEAR JESTER; ENTHUSIASTIC RALLY   NATIVE SON FORMALLY ANNOUNCES FOR GOVERN   OD OL CTATE OC TEVAC

U. S. to Evacuate Panama Area   imperialism Charges Termed a Factor in Making the Decision

U.S. LEAVING CANAL BASES   Red Propaganda Spurs Panama Clearance

Red Charges Swaying U. S.   Panama Exodus Tied To Soviet Propaganda

DEFENSE UNITS LEAVE PANAMA   Soviet Propaganda Speeds Departure Of Troops From Canal Zone

Allied Counei Denies Appeal Of Four Nazis  With Seven Others To Die on Gallows Next Wednesday

FOUR TOP NAZIS LOSE APPEALS 10 FACE FIRING SQUAD   Allied Council Rules Goering and Others Given Death Sentences Must Die on Gallows.   REJECTS CLEMENCY PLEAS FILED FOR 16   Decision Follows Four and a Half Hours of Deliberation —Executions Next Wednesday.

Nazi Appeals Denied  by Council  , Death Sentences Confirmed by  Paur.Dawrar (ireaudHn

11 Nazi War Criminals To Be Hanged Wednesday   Goering and Three Arch Nazis Lose Appeal to Die a Soldier's Death Before Firing Squad— Few to See Executions

GOERING LOSES PLEA FOR DEATH BY FIRING SQUAD   Council Turns Down Three Other Appeals To Escape Gallows

q azi Appeals        hy Council  . Tard Cantemenn   ' Death Sentences Confirmed by Four-Power Group

Goering and Pals Are Denied Plea For Firing Squad   Eleven Nazis Doomed To Meet Hangman Next Wednesday

Gallows Set For Former  Reich Chief:   Allied Group Spurns Firing Squad Pleas; WH Yo Die Wednesday

With Appeals Rejected, Nazis Lose All Hope of Being Saved From Gallows  Pleas of Reichmarshal, Keitel and Jodl to Be   Pleas of Reichmarshal, Keitel and Jodl to Be Executed by a Firing Squad Instead of Hanging Are Turned Down

11 Nazis Lose Last Plea To Dodge Gallows   Council Rejects Clemency Plea; — To Hang Wednesday

APPEAL LOST BY CONVICTED NAZI TRAITORS   Eleven Former Hitler Aides to Suffer Death on Gallows

GOERING LOSES APPEAL, TO HANG ON WEDNESDAY   Four Requests For Death By Firing Squad Are Denied   COUNCIL REJECTS ALL OF CLEMENCY APPEALS

REJECTED BY CONTROL BODY   Council Confirms Top Hitlerites to Die  Next Wednesday

Ministers Will Try to Reach Accord on Peace  Sessions Will Be Resumed

FOREIGN MINISTERS CONTINUE DISCUSSIONS   Compremises Likely On Mest Subdccts Except Centre! OF . Fert Of Trieste

ITALIAN PROBLEM UP FOR SOLUTICA   Fereiat Ministers Observe. Aranverseey- Will.

Black Market Meat Target Of Government   More Drastic Slaughtering Plan Debated

OPA Eyes New Meat Control:   lf Slaughtering Rules Don’t Halt Trickery, More Orders May Come.

Slaughtering Plan Prepared   Measure Will Limit Number Animals House Can Butcher

2nd Wartime Meat Control Ts Dusted Off   If First One Ordered Back Into Operation Fails To. Curb Black Markets.   EFFECT NEXT MONDAY

MEAT CONTROLS ARE RETURNING   OPA Ordering Wartime Measures Into Effect To Help Wipe Out Black Market.

* -—OPA—BLACK MARKETS—  Wartime Meat Control May Be Revived By OPA   Growing Black Market Operations May Bring Drastic Slaughtering Regulations

War Time Control Order Dusted Off For Black Market   Drastic Regulations Due Monday for

OPA Dusts Off 2nd Wartime ‘Meat Control If One Restored Fails To Curb Black Market   Government Preparing To Re-Institute Drastic Slaughtering Regulations

New Meat Restriction  Dusted Off   OPA Restores One Wartime Meat Control Measure

Black Market In Cattle Dealing Is Slated To Go   OPA Dusts Off Second War Time Meat Control If First Fails

OPA MAY USE OLD CONTROL TO FIGHT MEAT BLACK MART   Board Restores.One Wartime Control and May Haul Out Another in’ Attempt te Check Meat Chislers

OPA Prepares To Re-institute Drastic Slaughtering Rules, Officials Assert

OPA Dusts Off Old Control OrderCoveringSlaughtering Of Cattle In Event Of Need

Troops Guarding Argentine Ballots   Federal Judge Makes Preliminary Count  Of Votes

May Defer “ors Court Action   Surprise Amendments By Dulles May Cause Delay by Senate

MAY DEFER ACTION ON THE NEW WORLD COURT A YEAR   A Series of Surprise Amendments Proposed By John Foster Dulles.   SUGGESTED IN LETTER   Several Highly Technical Amendments Were Reported.

———eEEeEeeeeeEeeEeE—eeeE—EeEeEeE—LEL—LLLL—E———E—EEE  WORLD COURT STAND FACES SENATE DELAY   Further Study Indicated On Amendments By Dulles

New World Cour Plan Questioned   Senate Scans Changes Proposed By J. Dulles

At’ Least 2,395 He Homes Anc Other Buildings Destroyed,, Damaged

Flood Areas Bracing for  More Rains  “At Least Four - Believed Dead

Four Are Dead in Torrential Rains   IIlinois-Missouri Area Hard Hit by Downpours

 - e Commerce Secy. Fired; Truman Places Gag on Executives Speeches

MUNITIONS CASE INVOLVES MAY   Senate Panel Hears Solon Was Firm's Agent

Name, Address Are Same As  Congressman’s   Investigators Hear Tale: Of Costly Parties, Gifts Of Liquor

WAR CONTRACT PROBE GOES ON   Witnesses Link Rep. Ma With Illinois Combine

‘A. J. May In Arms Scandal   Senate Committee Told “Andrew J. May” of Kentucky Given Check By Munitions Combine

Hint May Shared in War Profit   Served as Agent for Company Receiving $48,634 Order.

Everybody's Singing on East Central’s Campus Now; College Carolers Welcomed

——— nT  Everybody's Singing on East Central’s _ Campus Now; College Carolers Welcomed

Paris Ministers Agree To Limit Italian Forces   Quota Is Set At Fraction Of Wartime Strength; Few Planes No Carriers Allowed

Italian Military Strength Slashed   Army, Navy and Afi Force Limited to 297,500 Men by  Peace Conference

Military Commission Of Peace Conference OK’s Big 4 Plan For Smail Italian Armed Force

CURB ON ITALIAN ARMED STRENGTH VOTED AT PARLEY   ‘Big Four’ Recommendations Approved by Military Body ot Paris

Big Four Recommendations That Army, Navy And Air Units Be Restricted To 297,500 Men Adopted Unanimously By Military Commission Of 21-Nation Peace Conference—Decision Delayed On Size Of Fleet Of Former Axis Partner

ITALY LIMITED ‘IN WARPOWERS   Military Strength Is Set at ae 297,500 Men

Forces Of Italy Limited   Armed Total Of 297.500 Men Is Giren Aporeral

ITALIAN ARMED MIGHT SLASHED IN PARIS ACTION   Military Commission 0. K.’s ‘Big Four’ Program On Limiting Of Forces

Nation Allowed Army, Navy Of 297,500 Men   Airforce Is Held to 200 Fighter, Reconnaissance Craft

—PEACE— Italy May Have Force Of 297,500  Army A Fraction Of War Strength

TROOP QUOTA OF ITALIANS IS APPROVED   Peace Meet Delegates Accept Big Four Recommendation for a PostWar Military Strength of 297,500 Men.

Bigk our Will Cut Italian  Strength   Armed Forces Will By Only Fraction Of Old Power

GROUP OKAYS SIZE OF ITALIAN ARMED FORGES   Military Committee Suggests 297,500 Limit on Number in Service

Army, Navy To Total 297,500 Men   Less Than 300,000 Men to Compose All Service Units

Ttalian Forces To Have Limit Of 297,500 Mer   Country Barred from Possessing Aircraft Carriers—Air Forces Greatly Restricted

Italy’s Military Limited   Entire Forces Are Reduced To 297,000 Men

Italy Arms Limit Is Approved   Gets Fraction of War - $trength — 297,500 Men: 200 Planes

‘Big Four’ Plan Allows Small Army   ‘Recommendation Adopted  By Commission Permits  Seanty Airforce, Navy  With 22.500 Men

Limit Set On Italian Armed Force   Peacemakers Set 297,500 Figure As Total Strength  a. se. a ee ee ok oe

Italian Army Cut Approved   Peace Conferees Vote for Reduced Military Power

Peace Conference Okays Limitation of Italian Arms   7th Anniversary of War’s Start Finds Na tions Wrangling Over Trieste

OPOSAL ON LIAN ARMY APPROVED      gary Commission Of iNation Peace Confernce Accepts Limiting  i Provisions

Cut Italy’s Fighting    Peace Delegates Agree On 297,500-Man Military machine; Trieste, Balkan Issues Up Again

Restrictions On Air Force Are Clamped Down   No Carrier Vessels Allowed; Fleet To Be Trimmed

ITALIAN FORCES TO BE LIMITED BY BIG 4 RULE   Netion Will Be Permitted 297,500 Men, Fraction of Wer-Time Power

Approve Limits On Italy Navy, Army, Airforce   Peace Conference Military Commission Decides On Reduced Forces.

250,000 Is Figure Set For Army   Delegates Tackle Problem of Deciding Fate of Trieste.

Vote To Curb Ttalian Might   Recommendations of Big Four - Appraved by Commission at  PeRke Copteranée

ITALIAN FIGHTING FORCES EXPECTED BE. LIMITED 297,500 MER  MILITARY COMMISSION OF PEACE CONFERENCE   MILITARY COMMISSION OF PEACE CONFERENCE APPROVES PLAN

297,500 Men For Italian © Armed Force   ‘Big Four’ Proposals Approved By Military Commission Of Peace Conference

Drastic Cut in Italian Armed Forces Approved by Parley   Military Commission Prohibits Former Foe From Possessing Aircraft Carriers; Army Limited to 250,000 and Navy té 22.500 Me:

Total For All Units Is Set At 297,500   Recommendations Of Big Four Get Unanimosu Approval

Peace Co sinimitteé"Okeh: ‘Big Four’ Requests On Limiting Italié.. Arms.

Italian Forces Cut Drastically   Military Commission Approves a Limit of  297,000 Men   Bebler Says Bonomi’s Talk Shows Italy Keeps An Aggressive Spint

ARMED FORCE LIMIT SET AT 97400 MEN   Surplus Ships Would Go to U. S., Great Britain, Reds, France.

Italian Armed Forces Limit Is  Set At 297,500   Peace Parley Commission Acts

297,500 LIMIT SET FOR ITALY   Action Taken to Trim Size of Post-War Army.

Big Four Okays Holding Force To 297,000 Mer   To Have Army Of 250,000, Navy Of 22,000 And Airforce Of 25,000; 200 Fighter Planes

Big Four Votes Limitations On Italian Forees   Yugesiavia Delegate Makes Claim for Bigger Share of Venezia Giulia

Italy to Have Little Military Power; Peace Parley Still !s Enmeshed in Trieste Dispute

Curbs on Italian Military Power Win Approval   Restrictions Permit Only 297,500 Men in All Three Services

Okay Siashes in Italian Forces  Milifary Commission Aceent« Bia Faur Recammendatiane

Italian Arms Limits Are Approved   Recommendations Of Big Four Accepted by Military Body

Approves Big Four Limit To Italian Force:   Provision Adopted By Paris Militar y Commission . Calls For Only  297.000 Men

Italian Military Strength Limited To 297,500 Men   Only Fraction of Wartime Miaht

Appreve "Big Four” Proposals For Limiting Italian Armed Forces ~~

Big Four Holds Italian Army To 297,500   Navy Limited to 22,500 men, Denied Aircraft Carriers; Planes Restricted

Total Personnel Fixed At 297,500   Nation Barred From Possession Of Aircraft Carriers And Land Air Force Is Restricted To 350 Planes

Approve Limits Of Italian Arms   “Big Four” To Hold Strength To 297,500  se...

Limits of Italian Army Are Given Committee's OK   Permitted Total of 297,500 Men; Air Arm Kept on Land

Many Jews Cannot. Enter Palestine   ' Britain Is “Sending Megal Immigrants To The Island . Of Cyprus

Anniversary Of Japanese Surrender   Asks Amzricans to Continue Efforts for ‘‘Just and  Enduring Peace”’

Over 12 Million Dollars a Day  Veterans Now Getting Terminal Leave Payments At Fast Rat

Committee Report Clears Roosevelt And Aides Of Responsibility For Disaster; Say Kimmel And Short Caught Napping

Two Opposine Versions Or  Pearl Harbor   By Associated Press. Pearl Harbor reports in brief:  Majority Report.

Mead Committee to Delve Into “Wyman Matter” and Pear   Takes Cue F rom Report on Military Debacle at Pearl Harbor   Summary

SENATE PUTS BOWLES ON SPOT  HICKENLOOPER LEADS BLISTERING ATTACK

COMMUNISTS CONTINUE ARMED THRIIST      Ethiopia Offers Wheat to UNRRA

OFFER FOOD TO UNRRA   Ethiopia to Give 100,000 Tons of yheat for Famine Relief

AIRLINER READY TO LAND WHEN MISHAP OCCURS   All Of 23 Persons Aboard Killed Or Injured In Ireland Disaster   [TEN AMERICANS KILLED   Nine Passengers Are Fatally Hurt In Crash And Resulting Explosion

Paris To New York Plane In Eire Disaster   Twelve Dead And 11 Injured As Airliner Comes Down At Shannon, Eire   PLANE 60 SECONDS. FROM PORT LANDING

First Battalion Andersons’ Strike  72 Holdout Japs Slain By Filipino Force Led By Angelo's Col. Anderson

Decontrol Board To Meet Monday   82 Groups To Testify About Prices on Food

Board Must Plot Course On Ceilings   It Must Decide By August 20 Whether Meats. Poultry Will Be Controlled

PRICE DECONTROL BOARD IBEGINS JOB TOMORROW   Three-Man Body Must Decide Whether Foods Go Under Price Ceilings or Not

Price Control Board Faces Gigantic Task  Will Meet Monday to Act on Food CGeilinas

Hearings Are Slated For Monday   Eight Days Left For Decision On Price Regulations

Food Prices on Retail Market Moving Upward  Rent Situction Is   Rent Situction Is Creating Stir in Menyv Places

Food Prices on Retail Market Moving Upward   Rent Situation Is Creating Stir in Many Places

SUES NEM CHARGE BY-UNION *:   ‘Claim 45-Hour 7 Week Proposal Was  “Trick. Maneuver’”’

Jester Forces Wins Round At Session   Hond-Picked Slate Of Governor-Nominec Placed on Committee

Furnace Murder Inquest Will Continue Today  Fellow Workers and Officers Heard  hye Caranar’e fuiru

Furnace Murder Inquest Will Continue Today  Fellow Workers and Officers Heard by Coroner’s Jury

Babson Says U. S. People Careless With Their Funds   RESERVE NEEDED BADLY BY EVERYONE IN fr THE FUTURE

SABOTAGE CUTS POWER SUPPLY IN PITTSBURGH   Bullet Damages Transformer: Strikers Vote Today on Union Affiliation.

Bullet Slices. Power Supply   Transformer Crippled By Act of Sabotage

Sabotage Reduces Pittsburgh Power, (Company Charges   Bullet Fired Into Transformer; Trolley Service Cut in Half

SABOTAGE SEEN IN PITTSBURGH FOR THIRD TIME   Power Company Says High.  Powered Bullet Knocked Out Transformer.

Sabotage Marks Power Walkout   ‘Company Reports Bullet Shattered Another . Transformer.

High Powered Bullet Fired Into Transformer In Pittsburgh .  Sabotage Marks Power Strike

Pittsburgh Transformer Is Sabotaged   Electricity Supply, Cut By Long Strike, Further Reduced By High-Powered Bullet

Farmers’ Night Affair Here Is Most Successful   75 Iredell Farmers At Kiwanis Banquet

K.E.P, Makes Request For Rate Reductions   New Schedules Effective duly 1 Expected to Save Users 40,000 Annually;  Four Cities Ara Ronafis dt

Warns Parents To Watch for Diseases   Greater Danger of Infection In Schoolrooms

Draft Action Expected Soon   Present Draft Law Expires On May 15—Seek Ex. tension For Another Yaar

DRAFT EXTENSION SUPPORT GROWS   Expiration of Law May Be Interpreted by. Russia as Weakness

One-Year Period Given Approval Of Army's Chief   Present Law Due To End May 15; Lack of Soldiers Is Hinted

PRODUCTION {9 AT STANTISTLL   Miners, Operators Beheve Strike Settlement Neat

ANTHRACITE MINERS UNITED ON WALKOUT   75,000 Miners Await Word From John 1. Lewis

Asks Change in Housing Goals  AFL Canvan tion   AFL Convention Mokes Proposal

AFL. ASKS TRUMAN TO. CALL: SPECIAL CONGRESS SESSION   Want Administration to Change Housing Program to Provide More Apartments

SANTA CLAUS MORE IMPORTANT THAN LEWIS, SO (40 MINERS IN COLORADO RESUME COAL OUTPUT

Santa’ s Popularity Tops Lewis’; 40 Colorado Miners Back at Work

PREDICT NO RELIEF IN PRICE OF FOOD TILL NEXT SPRING   Supplies in Coming Months Will Average Somewhat Higher Per Person.   INCREASE IN COST 87% HIGHER THAN ‘46

HOOVER TO MAKE FOOD SURVEY IN EUROPE FOR U.   Accepts President's Invitation To Go Abroad for  fhiavarnmant

Hoover To Mar Europe’s Need for U.S. Food   Ex-President. Who Fed Starving After War 1 Will Fly to France

Survey on the  Need for Food   Hoover Will Head Group for Check in Europe

HERBERT HOQVER TO cURVEY FOOD NEED OF EUROPE   Ex-President Accepts Truman Ingitsa ton

Hoover Will Fly To Europ   Will Make Quick Survey Of Food Situation In Euroynean Nations

Hoover to Europe to Conduct Food Survey   Former President Accepts Invitatien by Treman— Will Muke Trin by Alr

MAY SPEND of DAYS PROBING CALLS FOR Ald   Goes at Truman’s Request for Firsthand Report on Relief Work.

Hoover To Make Survey Of Needs   Former President Asked By Truman To Visit Europe

Hoover To Lead Survey Of Europe On Food Supply  Agriculture. Dep't To Outline Pattern

Hoover Will Survey Food Needs Abroad   Accepts Bid Of  President Truman

Hoover To Make Survey of Food   Former President Will Study Needs in Europe

Hoover Surveys Europe   Accepts Truman Invitation to  Study Food Needs

Food Needs — Of Starving To Be Studied   Anderson Tells Congress Time Grows Short

Hoover Will Go to Europe For Survey   Former President to Check On Food Needs at Request Of President Truman

HOOVER PLANS  EUROPEAN TRIP   Ex-President Will Make First Hand Study of Food Situation Abroad

HOOVER TO MAKE FOOD NEED STUDY   Accepts Truman’: s Invitation ! For Visit to Europe

Send Hoover To Europe .   Former President Will Survey Food Needs On Continent

Hoover to Make ‘European Survey   Goes on Truman’s Invitation to Make Survey of Food Needs

Hoover Will Make Europe Food Survey   Accepts Invitation of Truman; Expects to Leave in Short Time

Hoover Will Visit Europe to Survey Food Needs  Former President Will See First-Hand Paneistance Thara

FORMER PRES. HOOVER IS DESIGNATED BY TRUMAN TO SURVEY FOOD NEEDS

"HOOVER TO SURVEY NEEDS OF EUROPEANS   Accents Truman Bid To Make Food Study

Hoover Going To.Europe For Relief Survey   Wilt Learn First Hand Actual Food Needs of War-Torn Nations

Ex-President Planning For European Trip   War-Torn Areas Will Be Visited RQ. I] S&S Party

HOOVER TO HEAD FOOD SURVEY IN EUROPE SOON   Accepts Truman’s Request to Determine Needs; May Leave Next Week

Hoover To Make Survey Of Food Needs In Europe   Ex-President Accepts  Truman Invitation

Hoover Accepts Invitation. To Go To Europe To Survey Food Needs Of Continent   Former President To Leave Next Week For Task Which May Require 30 Dav

HOOVER PLANS EUROPE TRIP      Former President To Survey Foods Needs Abroad For United States

Pact Sets Up Joint Oil Company   Russia Agrees To Evacuate Troops By May 5 Now

Russia. fran ‘Sign Agreement On Oil ¢ ompany   Red Army Will lLeave bran  By May 5

MOSCOW AGREES TO WITHDRAW ALL TROOPS BY MAY 5   Recagnitian _ of Aterbaijar Autonomy Will Be Solved by fron

Reds By Mi ;   Three-Point F ‘ Set Up Firm.  New. Parliament } ;

JOINT COMPANY TO GIVE RUSSIA ONL INTERESTS   Red Troops Will Be Evacuated From {ran by Mav 5

Malin Agrees To Get Troops Out by May 5   Byrnes Leaves IN Meet; New Row Growing Over Albania

RED ARMY TO. LEAVE WITH NEXT 30 DAYS   Provides for Company to Be Jointly Operated by Two Countries.

RUSSO-RANIAN OIL COMPANY  Also... Provides - For Evacuation Of Reds:   Azerbaijan Problem - Would Be Solved Buy tran 9 

RUSS, IRAN SIGN TREATY; PROVIDE JOINT OIL DEAL, SOVIET EVACUATION   GREAT BRITAIN, ALBANIA SEVERANCE MAY SET UP ANOTHER UN BATTLE

Soviet Gets Oil Rights inCompany   Azerbaijan Autonomy Considered Internal lranian Problem

Reds Will Remove Army by May 5, Agreement Provides   Document Completed 12 Hours After UN Closed Books on Case

Asreement Sets May 5th as Date For Evacuatior   Corporation Is Expected to Exploit Resources of Northern Iran

ALSO AGREE TO EVACUATION OF REDS BY MAY 5   New Treaty Provides for Iran to Solve Azerbatian Autonomy

PACT MADE 12 HOURS AFTER UN CLOSED BOOKS   Includes Pledge On Azerbaijan

Russia, Iran Sign Pact 12 Hrs. After UN Votes To Postpone Discussion

Reds Win Pledge of  Concession   Army Evacuation Promise Tied in With New Agreement

Treaty Is Signed To Form Joint Oil Company; Red Army Pledged To Withdraw Before May 5

SOVIET TO GAIN OIL CONCESSIONS FROM NEIGHBOR   Moscow Agrees to Pull Out All Troops Not Later Than May 5   THIRD POINT CLEARED   Iran Will Handle Azerbaijan Autonomy Issue Purey as Internal Matter

Reds Promise To Evacuate Army Soon   Nations To Establish Oil Company After franian Election

Oil Resources Of Nation To Be Exploited   Evacuation Of Red Army By May 5 Is A  eee DeavinAoadn

SOVIET AGREES TO WITHDRAW ARMY BYMAY6   Plan Joint Company For Development  Of Petroleum

SETTLE ARMY AND OIL ISSUES IN PACT TODAY   Accord Comes 12 Hours After UN Closes Debate

Russia, Iran Agreement Provides for Oil Company, Evacuation of Red Troops

Treaty Signed After UN Supends Action On  -Occupation Protest   Provides For Formation Of Join Russo-lraniar Oil Company And Evacuation Of Red Army From Iran Before May 6.

Russia-lran Have Signed Agreement   Concerns Oil Company and Evacuation of Red Troops  by Fifth of May

GOP Primary Close in Utah   Run-Offs Said Likely For Two Positions

Demis Gitin In Number  Of Primary Votes Cast   Republican Drop of Nearly 50,000 From 1944 Total Seen as  Canvasses Are Made

Aid of Missionary, 80, in Pacitic  Revealed in Wartime Navy Secrets

Story of MisSionary’s Help to Navy Emerges From Realm of War Serret:

Truck Drivers Open Avenues To End Strike   Willing To Sign Separate Agreements With Operators In New York

Teamsters Accept Wage Proposal in New York . City After 17-Day Strike  Compromise Settlement Approved:as Operators Start Signing Contracts

U.N. Postpones Iranian. Case, Preventing Crisis   Russia’s Motion Accepted After Secretary-General Questions LegalityStattinjius Attacks Soviet Methods

Charges Russia With Influencing  Teheran Decision   Used Troops to Gain Re sults, He Says at New Session of Ccuncil   FRENCH DELEGATE OFFERS COMPROMISE   Suggests That Secretary General Be Empowered to Report on Czse

GENERAL FORCES POSTPONEMENT   Lie Suggests Attempt to Keep Iran on Agenda Is Megal

TAKES POSITION SOMET 18 RIGHT IN AGENDA FIGHT   Council 10 Turn to Poland’s Charges Against Spain at 3 p.m., Tomorrow   RUSSIAN DISPUTE LATER   Will Vote After Thursday on iranian Case Following Study of Legality

MOVES AFTER U. §. CHARGES RED PRESSURE   Secretary Questions Legality of Issue  On Agenda

Lie Suggests U. S., British Plan To Keep “hee On Agenda May Be Illegal   Council Adjourns Lntil Tomorrow   Poland’s Charges Against Franco Will Be Studied At Next Session

ON RUSSIAN ISSUE   Showdown Postponed by Trygve Lie Today at Meeting.   ANGRY DEBATING FEATURES SESSION   Stettinius and Gromyko Prolong Discussion This Morning.

UN SECRETARY FORCES POSTPONEMENT OF RUSSIAN SHOWDOWN  SUGGESTS DEMAND. TO KEEP IRAN ON AGENDA MIGHT BE ILLEGAL

Inquiry May Be Illegal, Says Lie   Secretary-General’s Opinion Forces Delay in Showdown With Russia on Dropping Case

Lie Suggests Case May Be “Illegal”  On Council Agenda   Bad Faith

IN POSTPONES HOWDOWN ON RANIAN CASE 7   After Angry Big 3 Debate

Action Causes. Surprise Delay In UN Showdown   Postponement of Iran ‘Case Follows Bitter American-Red Debate .

POSTPONEMEN IS FORCED IN IRANIAN CASI   Sec. Gen. Suggests AngloAmerican Demand May Be Illegal

New Attack On Snarled Food Setup   ‘Postpone Showdown With ‘Russia on Iranian Case

tov lo er With in Over is Meet   Away Without e Notice; No About When or Will Return

France Will Be Awarded Italian Area   Commission at Peace Con. ferenc2 Votes Territory  on Border to France

Temperatures.   Molotov Leaves Peace Parley to Report to Stalin   Russian Minister Departs Secretly at Time When Red-Allied Ties. Are Strained; Parts Of Italian Alps Handed to France By Treaty

Molotov Quits Parley, Flies To Moscow   “No Advance Notice Given of Trip: Will “eport to Stalin

Secret Flight To Moscow May Be Report To Stalin   Trip Made As Peace Conference Is Being Torn By Anger, Distrust

No Advance Notice Given Of Molotow’s Journey To Moscow To Discuss Bogged-Down Peace

Molotov Flies fo Moscow   May Talk With Stalin About Stalled Meeting

[MOLOTOV TO; MOSCOW FOR STALIN TALK    Some ig ge Made On Pact Far ltaly

DISPUTES MAR PEACE PARLEY UN MEETING   Trieste Issue Next on Agenda

MOLOTOV OFF FOR PARLEY WITH STALIN   Leaves Snarled Peace Meet By Plane, Unannounced

Molotov Rushes Home From Pari   Sudden Departure For Moscow Causes Much Speculation.

Molotov Deserts Paris Conference   Presumably Called To Confer With Premier Stalin

Italian Commission Awards France Part of Italy—Peace Parley Bossed Down

Molotov Quits Paris in Hurry  To See Stalin   Big Boss Wants Lowdown On Stalemate in Peace Parlev

SLIPS SECRETLY AWAY BY PLANE TO RED CAPITAL   Delegates Believe Stalin May Have Called Him

EASE ON BUILDING REINS,   OTe WHLO. K. Urgently Needed  School Construction.

END CLEVELAND PRESS STRIKE   Three-Man Board to Rule on Wage Dispute

_ Mommy — Dense Fog Blamed For Plane Crash: 21 Dead. Child Survive:

Fog Believed Cause of Plane Crash In Which 21 Died, Tot is Survivor

FOG BLAMED IN PLANE’S CRASH   CAA Officials Investigating Air Tragedy That Claimed 91 Lives.

Dense Fog Is Believed To Have Been Cause of Neveda Airliner Crash

ILONE SURVIVOR OF PLANE CRASH CRIES FOR HIS ‘MOMMY’   ‘Twenty-one: Dies jn Nevada When Shi Falls;' Only Child Escapes Death

Dense Fog Held Cause Of Crash   21 Killed But Two-YearOld Boy Spared In Air Mishap

21 LIVES LOST IN AIRPLANE CRASH BOY, 2, SURVIVES   Dense Fog Blamed fer Ne- vada Tragedy; Probe  flantinust

BUS DRIVERS WALKOUT HAS IBEEN DELAYED   ‘Company, AFL Negotiators To Meet Friday For Conference

Pauley Sought Fund, Says  Air Executive   UAL President Says $35,000 Request In 1944 Was Mleeal

‘Airlines Executive Testifies Pauley, Others Asked for Contribution He Thought Illecal

Head of United Air Lines Charges Pauley Sought What He Considered llleqal Contribution to Democrats

ELECTION AID REQUEST TOLD BY UAL CHIE!   Nominee May Answer Patterson Charge At Meet Today

BATTLE OVER EDWIN PAULEY NEARS CLIMAX   Hearing Suddenly Reeessed; Candidate for Navy Post Plans Statement.

May Clear Pauley Of Charges tf He  Will Withdraw   Committee Debating How Far To Go In Exonerating Him

Governorships House Races Draw Interest  Primaries Held in   Primaries Held in Michigan and Massachusetts

Governorships House Races Draw Interest   Primaries Held in Michigan and Massuchusetis

Sigler Leads in Michigan Vote   Tobin Is Renominated In Massachusetts

Committee Finds Some Cases of Mistreatment in Certain Veterans Hospitals

Committee Uncovers Evidence Of Beating, Mistreatments In Some Veterans Hospitals

: Beatings, Mistreatment of Veterans -In U. S. Hospitals Bared By Probers

Vets Beaten In Federal Hospitals   Congressional Committee Reveals Its Findines

President To Speak Before UN Assembly   Sec. Byrnes Optimistic On Paris Conference; Plans Talk Friday

FIFTH COLUMN SPREADS OUT FROM OTTAWA   ESPIONAGE AIMED AT U.S. A. AND BRITAIN

TAKES STAND AGAINST BREAK WITH SOVIETS   Reveals Nation Served As Base for Effort  To Secure Data

King Exposes Russ Web Of Espionage   U. S.-British Secrets Syphoned to Embassy in Canada

Russian Embassy Clerk Discloses Creation of Fifth Column”   SEIZED DOCUMENTS REVEAL OPERATIONS   Ring Was in Existence Long before Atom Bomb Made Its Debul

Break With Russia Not Contemplated   Prime Minister Tells Parliament About Espionage Discovery

SAYS CANADA . USED AS BASE   Prime Minister Maintains Friendly Relations Should Bc Kept With Soviets;  Reveals Extent of Spy Activities

U.S. and Britain spy target  Despite gravity,  £2. Deh te nel nd

Vrime Minister, Ylowever, Pleads For Continuanee of Friendly Relations With Russia, Ubsolves Stalin

Tells Parliament To Keep Friendly Ties With Soviet   Premier Certain Stalin Unaware of Espionage Acts   “€ranke 90 Minutes

Says Espionage Started Before Atom Bomb Era   But Prime Minister Plans no Break With  Moscow Government

Push Drive In Spain For Strikes   Communists Print Leaflets Urging General Walkouts

Home, Sweet Hore  Vets Charge Newly-Bought ‘Houses Are ‘Falling Apart’

Citrus Fruit Area Menaced by Terrific Economic Blow; Wind’s Velocity Up to 150 Miles.

Iron Out: Meat Price Differences   Seek to Reconcile Gap Between OPA And Department Of Aariculture

Agriculture Office, OPA Discuss Tops For Meat Animals  Agreement Thought 0 Be Found Soon

Try To Settle Differences On Meat Ceilings   OPA Wants June 30 Levels, Ag Department $2 Incentive Hike   (Industry Rushes to Get Out From Under OPA Ceilings. STORY: Page 5.)

OPA, Agriculture Seek Basis For Settling Meat Pricé Issue   Anderson Wants Livestock Ceiling Hiked $2 to Increase Production; OPA Supports June 30 Ceilings; Early Agreement Seen

IS. SEEKS 10 RON OUT OPA WEAT CEILINGS      Differences With Agriculture Department Talked; Industry Anxious

Administratan Seeks To End Battle b: ‘ween OPA And Ago Bureau Over Meat

Seek to Clear Meat Price Differences  Agriculture Department And OPA Differ In Views On Ceilings

SEEK SOLUTION 10 DISPUTE ON NEW CEILINGS   Steelman Attempts To Solve Clash of Anderson and OPA

Meat Ceilings Opinions Differ  Anderson, OPA at Odds on Procedure

Seek Accord On Level For Meat Ceilings   OPA, Agriculture Department Differs On New Prices For Meat.

Differences in Viewpoints on Meat Ceilings  OPA Wants Price: At June 30 Level

Hope to Adjust Differences  On Ceilings   Department of Agriculture and OPA  Work for Agreement

Industry Rushes To Pry Loose OPA Price Lids   Pleas Begin to Flood Decontrol Division; Lift Ceilings on Soup

FARM BUREAU. AND OPA FAR APART ON LIVESTOCK PRICES   Agriculture Department and CPA Must Reconcile Dilferences by Thursday

Split Over Meat Ceilings   Agriculture Department, OPA Disagree On What's To Go Into Effect Thursday

Battle  ver eilings   Agriculture Dept. And OPA Disagree On Price Levels; Lids Start Thursday

SEEKING LEVEL OF CEILINGS ON THE ' MEAT ANIMALS   Administration’s Economic High Command Would Settle Differences.   THURSDAY FINAL DAY   OPA Has Taken the Position That Ceilings Be Set As of June 20.

Firmer U.S. Policy ‘Toward Russia Heartens Chinese   Official Comment Is Lacking but Declaration on ’War Booty’ Seizures Welcomed in Chunakindg

FULL UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS PAID VETS   66.627 Former Servicemen Accepted Parmenis From Government For 52 Week<

GOP Tries To Get Gag Rule Enforced In Senate Debate   Circulate Petition Today In Effort To Stop Fillibuster

Drew Pearson ForcesShowdown  Wallace's Views Take ‘Appeasement’ Road

Commerce Secretary Asks Grant of Reasonable Soviet  Desires; Feared War No.3

‘Commerce See. Urged Meeting Of Red Desires   Epistle to President Was in Response to Invitation for Views

FILCHED NOTE TO PRESIDENT MADE PUBLIC   COLUMNIST BLAMED FOR SETTING OFF CAPITOL MIXUP

TrumanObjects To Publication Of Information  2 See eee  See, 2s, Hee   Secretary Urges ‘Reasonable’ Russian Demands Be Met   LETTER WRITTEN JULY 23 iS "FILCHED” FROM FILES White House Does Nof Censure Wallace; Ross Takes Blame

WALLACE POLICY LETTER IS BARED   Urges That “Reasonable” Russian Desires Be Met Through 4“ Annpeasement” Use

Made Public by White House, Letter Showed Truman Invited Joseph Stalin to Visit U.S.

STATES GRAVE ANXIETY OVER ANOTHER WAR   Publication of Letter Is Released Against _ Truman’s Wishes

APPEASEMENT OF RUSSIANS GIVEN FAVOR   Commerce Secretary Has Anxiety Over Third World War

“GOD WON‘T LET HER LEAVE”  Father Has Strong Faith In Recovery Of Stricken Child

Divorced British Brides Appeal to Consuls: Winant Will Hear Case:

Tearful Delegation of British Brides Seeks Aid To Halt Divorces in America

Salarv Increases For State Employes And Teachers, Balanced Budget, Better Roads, Favored By Party. ed By Partv.

Group Approves Balanced Budgel   Democrats Go On Record To Favor Increased Pay For State Workers

FRENCH LOAN TO CHECK THE REDS   WILL BE USED TO BUY GOODWILL FOR UL. &.

PLAN FRENCH LOAN.T0 HURT COMMUNISTS :   ‘Embassy — -Recommends Proper Time to Affect Elections

Greek Garrison Holds Kalamata Against Rebels   Government Sending Troops From Athens To Help Defenders

Gov't Orders Martial Law In Greece; Monarchists Qpen Attack On Kalamata

Martial Law Proclaimed In Districts   60 Persons Die Violently In Civil War

REPUBLICANS ELECT REECE ~ AS CHAIRMAR   CONSERVATIVE FACTION OF ¢G. 0. P. NATIONAL COMMIT-, TEE WINS OVER THE STASSEN GROUP

See Hope  For Peace In Industry  This Week To Be Critical; GM Strike About Over:

James Dewey Sees Action During Week   Conciliator Given Power To Negotiate

End Of Labor Strife is Looked For By Nation      U. S. CONCILIATORS TO SEEK INDUSTRIAL HARMONY

Government Hopes for Labor Peace   Coal Miners Threater Walkout; GM Unions Settling

Union Suit Czar Keeps E aglé Eye  On His Cream- Colored Drawers: ;

Chum, the Underwear Crisis Is Really Here-Even the Union Suit Czar Can’t Get Shorts

Even Czar Can’t Get Union Suits— Underwear Crisis at Hand   Senator Resists Temptation to Keen Drawers

Tells Solons of Said State of Affairs — Underwear Czar Can’t Get Shorts

MEAT SUPPLY HITS NEW LOW   Sugar Rations To Continue  Another Year, Claim

CHETNIK HEAD ~ GOES ON TRIAL   MIL LPARY=COURT "HEARING ~ CHARGES THAT MIKHAILO- . VITCH ORDERED AT - TACKS ON TITO'S  FORCES

Slavs Open Chetiiik Trial; One-Time Hero May Hanc   Mikhailovich ‘As Much a Criminal as Goering,  ~ Belgrade Press Chief Declares

YUGOSLAVIA CHETNIK HEAD GOES ON TRIAL  Gen, Miknaitoviteh And Mem-

Mikhailovitch Is Placed On Trial   Wartime Chetnik Leader Charged With Treason And Collaboration With Nazis  _worre tree fear.

CHETNIK LEADER FACES TRIAL ON TREASON CHARGE   Gen. Draja Mikhailovitch Silent at Opening Ses. pins tn. Relavnca

Taxpayers Would Restrict Soldier Benefit to $15(   State Chamber Leads Campaign at Legislative Hearing in Albany ©

Aircraft Plant Pickets Arrested by Fort Worth  Police in Railway Yards

STALIN PURGES AGRICULTURAL OFFICIALS   Indicted for Perversion of Party and Government Policy

CHARGE MADE THOSE UNDER FIRE HAVE BEEN GUILTY OF ANTI-GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES

Stalin Orders Another Purge   Large-Scale Purge Of Agri cultural Officials Is Launched In Russia

Stalin Launches Large-Scale Purge Of Agricultural Officials In Russia

NAVAL RESERVES  MAY BE CALLED   Adm. King Points to Pos. sibility in Event of Mar. itime Strike.

Major Powers Quivoted  at Peace Meet  Text of Proposed Treaty for

ITALY WINS OuT IN TREATY VOTE   Pact Preamble Amended At Insistence Of Small Nations

FIRST VOTE ON TREATY TEX]   Wording of Preamble In Italian Treaty Is ‘Softened

4 Major Powers Beaten in Vote At Peace Meet   Lose in Initial Treaty Text Decision; Take Italy Amendment

“Softer” Preamble For Italian Pact Wins Conference Vote   Four Major Powers Go Down to Defeat by Vote of Eleven to Nine

‘BIG 4” LOSES TEXT BALLOT   Small Powers Change Wording On Act By Italy

Small Powers  Defeat Big 4   Vote in Amendment On Italian Action

BIG. FOUR BEATEN ON TREATY TEST   PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE  VOTES TO CHANGE FRO-  POSED ITALIAN PACT. 

Small Powers Win Treaty Text Move  Preamble To Italian Treaty Ils Amended

Rumors About Stalin Heard   By J, M. ROBERTS. JR. AP Foreirn Affairs Analyst

Russian Might Put On Display   Two Stars In Soviet Sky Cireling Around Stalin

Clash Over Housing Stil Unsettled.  Truman Effort At Conciliation Total Failure

Stormy Session At White House Gets ‘No Where’   Housing Boss Demand: Government Advance  Firms 90 Millions

CONCILIATION FAILS TO HEAL PARTY SPLIT   Boss Wyatt and RFC Differ Over Problem  Of Producer Loans

Housing Situation Still In Deadlock   Effort to Conciliate Clash Over Loans is Failure

Wyatt, Allen Tiff Over RFC  Loan Denial:   Truman Attempt lo Bring About Agreement Fails; Meet Acain Today

HOUSING CHIEF AND REC CLASH   Truman Fails To Affect Accord In $90,000,000 Loan Request

Truman Fails To Conciliate  Housing Clash  Wvatt. RFC Director   Wyatt, RFC Director Will Meet to Try Again for Settlement

WYATT AND RFC STILL STALLED.   White House Conference Fails to Bring Peace In Housing Loan Row

‘Production secret  still in U.S. hands’  B yrnes has no reason to expect an

Compromise on OPA Bill Fails   House Conferees Reject Senate Plan

HOUSE GROUP TURNS DOWN SENATE PELAN   Meet Separately To Consider Compromise

FOOD CONTROLS SNAG TALKS ON OPA EXTENSION   New Impasse Dashes Leaders’ Hopes of Compromise

House-Senate In Deadlock on OPA Extension   Representatives on Conference Committce Reject Proposal.

Conferees On OPA Deadlocked   Senate and House Group Unable to Reuch Agree ment on Price Controls

HugeParadeHonors infantrymen In New York Today  Greatest War Spectacle Since 1919 Is Viewed by Millions

PE TO EASE ESTRICTIONS OW GRAINS   ore Aid for Famine reas of World Promised

RECORD CROPS OF GRAINS — FORECAST FOR THIS YEAR   ' PROSPEC ARE FOR LARGEST CORN AND WHEAT CROPS IN WISTORY OF NATION

Record Wheat Corn May Lift Restrictions   More Aid to Famine Countries Predicted By Federal Officials

State Testing New Primary Vote System   Senatorial Race Centers On Isolationism Versus Internationalism.

Decontrol Board Set lip for OPA   Compromise Measure Gives Broad Power To New Commission

RAIL STRIKE POSTPONED AS PANEL CHOSEN   Mediator Pre pares Special Report In Dispute

Sontempt Citation Sought Against Leader O UMW;; West Virginia Coal Diggers Quietly Quit: Showdown Fight Promised By Both John L. And President

Court Charges lo Be Pressed Against Mine Workers’ Chief   Workers Begin Walkout; Nation Facing Coal Shortage, Eingl Showdown Between Government, Lewis,Is Seen

Government Girds For Alfempt To Punish Lewis On Contempt Charges  TRUMAN GIVES SIGNAL FOR COURT BATTLE  Citation Could Mean Jail Or Fine, Or Both, For Leader Of UMW Union

LEWIS TAKES: NO STEPS 10 AVERT TIE-UP   Truman Instructs Attore ney General Clark to Ask Contempt Citation Against Union Leader.   LATTER FAILS TO OBEY COURT ORDER   Allows Deadline to Pass Without Compliance — Action Could Mean Jail or Fine, or Both.

Seek Citation Against Silent Union Leader   Officials Gird for Court Fight As UMW Chief Defies Restraining Order to Revoke Contract Cancellation

President Orders Effort To Cite Lewis for Contempt, Plans to Fight Issue to End

Will Attempt Punish Leader  Miners By Thousands Decline Enter Pits

LEWIS FIGHTS COURT ORDER, MINERS QUIT   GOVERNMENT WILL PUNISH DEFIANT UNION CZAR

U.S. Will Try To Land John L. Lewis In Jail For Contempt Of Court

Truman Orders Action as Mine Boss Defies Court And Coal Strike Begins

Government And Mine Chief Square Off For Showdown Fight; Miners Walkout

U. $. Government Ready fo Push Contempt Charge   Truman Orders Justice Department to Press For Citation

Miner Head Continues Detiance  In Silence   Truman Tells Clark To Press Charges; CIO, AFL Assail  Government Action

REVISED OPA BILL T0 GO TO-SENATE TODAY   President Truman May Yeto  Grastic Measure

POSSIBLE VETO OF FINAL BILL ". VOTED BY HOUSE AND SENATE DISCUSSED IN ° 4 “*\ UAPITAL “77      “By RAYMOND WILCOVE International News Service

SENATE ALTERS HOUSE OPA BILL   Committee Action Boosts 4 Possibility of Veto by Truman

AMISH STILL REFUSE TO USE TRACTORS   jancaster County Group Resent AAA Agents Charge -

Budget Increase Gains Headway  Truman Objection Has Little Weight

NAVY FAVORED DESPITE RAP   atuman Says Claim by Nimitz ‘‘Not ja  ine”

Two Billion Naval Fund Gets Added Supporters   Differences Develop Over Needs Of U.S.

Drive To Give Navy ‘Needed’ Funds Underway   Lawmakers Pledge Fight To Get Full Appropriation

‘COMMUNITY STORE Display room open evenings.—Ad   CARING IDEAL SHOE REPAIR

SWEET PEAS, 45¢ BUN. FISHER FLOWER SHOP ARCADE MARKET.—Ad.      CARING IDEAL SHOE REPAIR

RHONODENDRONG   FINK ANG WILE, p4.00 TO po.00_ SEARS GARDEN SHOP—<Ad.   CARING IDEA         HOE REPAIR

THREE MISSOURI SHOE PLANTS WERE CLOSED THURSDAY   As the Effect of a Strike of 24 Employers In a St. Louis Plant.   WORKERS LAID OFF   This Brings to 14 the Number of Plants Closed Down.

Jewish, Arab  Parleys Set   British Arrange Sept. ‘ Weeting in London

Arab-Jewish Parleys to Open Sept. 9   Grand Mufti to Head Arab Group; Separate Talks Seen

Dodgers, Cards  Tie for Pennant   3.Game Playoff Starts Tuesday; First Dead Heat in 7] Years

Hoover Wants Rationing to  Be Voluntary  TRarmar Deacidant   Former President Says Free Will Beats Compulsion

HOOVER COMES TO WASHINGTON   Former President Gives Ideas On Saving Food To Feed Europe

Eisenhower Deplores Too Much Pessimism   Quotes Evidence of Growing International Cooperation -in-Gaermany

Eisenhower Is Hopeful   Says Too Much Pessimism That International Cooperation Is Growing

Things Not So Bad, General Says....  World Too Pessimistic Eisenhower Declares In An Interview In Berlin

Eisenhower  Sees Hopes   Pessimism Is Target Of General’s Speech

Gen. Eisenhower Raps Pessimism   Much Progress Made on Readjustment of World, Assurance —

Eisenhower Sees Hope For World Peace   General, In Berlin, Says There Has Been Too Much Pessimism

World Cooperation Is Not Dead, Says “Tke” in Berlin Talk      Predicts It Will Grow in Future; Pessimism is  Too Plentiful

PESSIMISM SHOULD BE AVOIDED, SAYS IKE ON RELATIONS   Claims Progress Has Been Made In Governing Occupied Parts of Europe

Too Much Pessimism on World Relations, Eisenhower Says   International Cooperation ‘Is Growing And Will Continue to Grow, He Declares-in Berlin: Warns Against Discounting Progress

‘Pessimism’ Rapped by  Eisenhower  ‘Co-operation is  Not Dead Issue

Eisenhower Finds Encouraging Signs   Too Much Discounting Of Progress. Chief Of Staff Believes

Eisenhower Says World Pessimistic About Progress Made In Relations

Eisenhower Sounds Note Of Optimism   Back in Germany, Chief Of Staff Says ‘World Too Pessimistic In: Face. of Progress Made

COOPERATIO IS REPORTED IN BERLIN   Eisenhower Flays Pessimism About World Relations

SURPLUS PROPERTY “HOARDING? — MAY CAUSE AN INVESTIGATION   CONGRESSMAN SAYS VERY SMALL PERCENTAGE OF SURPLUS HAS BEEN SOLD TO PUBLIC

CONGRESSMEN DELUGED ‘BY 6. 1. COMPLAINTS   Futile Efforts to Acquird Surplus Equipments   SCANDALOUS HOARDING

Ph LAFF macist’s: hi ate 1 Delivers :  reeeaé Sv 2 Se ee SS eE   Poe Sea; Radio-Coached

SECURITY AND WAGE DISPUTES REMAINING STUMBLING BLOCKS   Federal Mediator Says Security Problem To Be Settled By Tonight

Security and Wage Disputes Not Resolved    Optimism Created by Unusual Meeting Prove Groundless

No Agreement Reached With Co:poration on Union Sc  Ghrity or Wage Is sue, Official Dis closes.

Unprecedented Sunday Session Fails To Settle Security Dispute   Dewey Reports Lite Progress; Wages Are Not Discussed   NEGOTIATIONS WILL BE RESUMED TODAY   Meeting Opens in Afmosphere of Optimism, Ends on Sober Note

Corporation and Union Presidents Agree To Meet Again This Afternoon in Effort To End 89-Day-Old Strike; Not Much Gain Made in Three-Hour Sabbath Conference

GMC Settlement Deadlocks on  Seniority Issue   Unprecedented Sunday Meet Ends Without Agreement

Dewey Hopes To Settle . Pomt Today   ‘Seniority Clause’ Reported Subject Of Sunday Session

Sunday Parley Fails To Bring End To Strike   Conference will be Resumed This After noon

Deadloek breaks up mediation   ip mo eon on r W age, security issues stvmied

Progress Nil In Sunday  Conversations   Union Security And Wage Issues  Delav Asreement

Jap Royalty Is Divested of Privileges   New Cabinet Seeks Solutions to Pressing Problems

Feature Finder   One Year Ago Today  Little Story’ Blew Up into Something Big

Writer Recalls Scenes Aboard Truman's Ship   Reporters Forced  To Sit On Secret

Scenc at White House Recalled  Atomic Bomb Shook World One Year Ago

News Behind The News  Copyright McClure Newspaper   WASHINGTON Rey Bay Vacker

BELIEVE B-29 FROM HONOLULU LOST IN OCEAN   Big Superfort Missing Since Early- This:  Morning

B-29 BELIEVED LOST AT SEA   Enroute. From Honolulu, Plane Carried Crew of  Seven.

EGYPT IS NOW. ANTI-BRITISK   NEW PREMIER WILL SEEK TO OUST ENGLISH

EGYPTIAN PREMIER FORMS GOVERNMENT   Mahmoud Pasha To Seek Evacuation Of British

gli Renewed yr UN Vote On L(ontrol Plan   United States Will Attempt To Push Showdown Vote Today

U.N. EXPERTS STUDY MEXICAN PLAN OF ATOM POWER CONTROL   Seek Way To End Deadlock In A Middle-Of-The Road Proposal.

May Hold Compromise  To End Deadlock Be tween U. S.-Russian Plans.

Scientists Consider Mexico’s Proposal \For Compromise on Atomic Energy

UN Experts Begin Discussions . . .  Mexican Atomic Control Proposal Is Considerec

U.N. Scientists Scan Mexican A. Control Plar   Committee Called Into Closed Session To Answe Question Of Mexico

Mexico Has Plan On Atom Control   Experts Hopeful It Can Be Used As Compro mise Basis.

‘Middle-of-Road Proposal To End Dispute Offered   Commission To Meet In Closed Session To Discuss Deadlock

U.N. Atomic Experts Study Mexican Plan For World Control  *Middle-of-the-Road’ Proposal May Show —

Atomic Energy Commission’s Experts Start Considering Question Raised By Mexican

Mexico Middle Course  Studied   Thought Is Given To Atomic Bomb Proposition

MEXICAN ATOM PLAN SCANNED   U. N. Scientific Experts Study ‘New Proposal

COMPOSER SUCCUMBS TO HEART COMPLAINT   Charles Wakefielg Cadman, 65, Composed “At Dawning” And Other Wosiceat Nombere

Hobbs Bill Law  As Truman Signs   Would Curb Any Labor Racketeering

Opening Day Brings Battle Of Legal Wits  Restraining Order Branded Hlegal  By Lewis’ Counsel

Court Refutes Arguments of Czar’s Lawyers   Decision on Motion To Dismiss Contempt Case Set for Friday

Dismissal Of Citation Sought  Judge Rebukes Lewis Restrainer Extended

Lewis Rebuked For Failure  To Halt Walkout   Restraining Order Extended 10 Days, Trial Continued on Friday as Opening Day Develops in Battle of Legal Talent

UMW CHIEFTAIN IS REBUKED FOR [GNORING ORDER   Norris - LaGuardia Act Application Ruling Also Promised

No Assurance Mine Workers Chieftain Will Not be Committed to Jail; Speculation from Quip ot the Court.

Court Ends With Rebuke Of UMW Chief by Judge;  ‘Jail Term Prospects Fade

Counsel Sees No Jail Term For Mine Bos:   Norris-LaGuardia Act Decision By Judge Will Be Made Fridov

COURTROOM TENSE ON FIRST DAY OF CONTEMPT TRIAL   Union Leader’s Lawyers Argue Judge Goldsborough’s Restraining Order Was Illegal.   URGE DISMISSAL OF THE CITATION   Jurist to Rule on Motion Friday — Slaps Longer Restrainer on Defendant at Hearing.

Lewis Is Rebuked Jor Failing to Flag Down Strike’   Judge Will Rule Friday on Defense Motion to Dismiss Proceedings; Holds Order Should Have Been Obevec

Delay Would Nof Have Hurt Union; Judge Asserts   Will Rule Friday on \ Motion to Dismiss Citation

Lewis RebukedFor Refusing: To Delay Strike   To Delay Action 10 Days Would Not Have Injured Union,’ Says Judge; ~ Rules Fridav On Dismissal Plea.

Lewis’ Counsel Contends Court  Order Illegal   Delay of Ten Days Would Not Have Injured The Union, Judge Asserts

JAIL SENTENCE POSSIBLE FOR MINE LEADER   Norris-LaGuardia Act Argued by Both Sides— During Contempt Trial

MARKETS OUT OF KILTER ON DAIRY FOODS   NO IMMEDIATE DROP FORESEEN IN FARM PRODUCTS

Prices Of Butter Make Comeback; Probe Is Opened  Disparity Between Nev York, Chicago Quotations Re-established

PROBES CHARGES OF MANIPULATION OF BUTTER MARKE!   Government Opens Investigation on Heels of 9 to 10 Cent Drop in New York.   DAIRYMEN’S LEAGUE ADMITS PURCHASES   Declares It Supported Prices to Keep Milk Up — De‘cline Followed by Sharp Comeback.

Butter Prices Retrieve Part  Of Thursday’: Sharp Drop    Agriculture Dept. Orders Probe of  nserenn WA eewel- ot

COMEBACK IS STAGED IN. BUTTER PRICE   Gain af 4 Cents in New York. Rut Chicago Holds to 74 Cents

Federal Agents Sent to Gotham On New Inquiry   Government Delves Into Charges of Price Manipulations

Federal Officials Start Probe Of Price Break, Market Manipulation

BUTTER PRICES STAGE RALLY IN MANHATTAN   Anderson Sending Investigators To Study New York Market   NO BIG DROP IN FOOD PRICES SEEN

BUTTER PRICES RECOVER LOSS: MARKET UPSET   Anderson Predicts Even Retreat Food Costs, No Sharp Break

BUTTER GAINS. AS U.S. EYES PRICE- FIXING      New York Quotations Gain After Sharp  Decline

Price Regained Friday Part of Thursday’s Loss; But New York and Chicago are Out of  Tina

Manipulation in Markets Probed  Prices of Butter in ~ New York Climb

Rally Staged” By New York Buiter Prices   Part of 10-Cent Drop That Hit Market on  Thursday Erased

Butter Prices Up 4 Cents as Inquiry Begins   Chicago Market Up Only Half Cent After Marked Decline

Lewis, Miners AndUSS. In Meet   Talk For 2 Hour: And Then Recess Till Wednesday

SEE EARLY END OF STRIKE BY TWA’S PILOTS   Report Arbitration Plan Accepted; Mine Talks Recessed Again

Coal Conference Takes Recess; Officials Silent   Negotiations Will Be Resumed Wednesday; Wildcat Strikes Soread

Wildcat Strikes Spread Through Soft ‘Coal Fields While Government, ‘Lewis Reach No Agreement in Talks

End of Walkout in Sight; Await Lewis’ Demands   Union Leaders Seek to Get Miners Back in Coal Pits

Recess U.S., UMW Coal Talks Until Wednesday   No Comment Given on Sudden Action---Lewis Consnicious!y Absent

MINES CLOSED AS CONTRACT TERMS TALKED   Wildcat Shut-Downs In Three States Cut Into Produc tion of Coal   LEWIS REMAINS AWAY FROM MINE CONFERENCE

Recess Soft Coal Talks Without Comment as Wildcat Strikes Spread

Wildcat Walkouts Spread Throughout Soft Coal Fields   Near 10,000 Miners Idle; Negotiations Recessed Until Wednesday

Basis Found for Settling Pilot Strike   Both Sides Expected to Agree to Decision of Arbitration Panel

Recess Talks On Demands For More Pay   Union Attributes Idleness To ‘Unrest And Misunderstanding’

Collisson Meets Union Leaders But: Refuses To Reveal Subject Of Talk; Lewis Is Acain Absent

Recess Miners Talks as Coal Strikes Spread   No Reason Given for Delay; Lewis Bovcotts Meeting

Government, Mine Chiefs, Talk 2 Hours   Parley Meets ‘Again Wednesday; Claim 56 Mines Are Idle In Coal Region

Week-End Death Toll Totals 16   Five Lose Lives In Army Plane Crash

COURT ACTIONS IN POWER AND COAL ARE CITED   Pittsburgh Util ity And Lewis-UMW Contempt  Cases Compared

Courts Play New Key Role   ‘Contempt Actions Placing  Them in Labor Picture

Tradé: ‘Paper. Reports 1 “New  -. Agreement Will Grant: Iner -case ‘of 18: 12.  On Oeni An Hou! 2°               Report Stoppage _ "To End This Week   Hig sh Olfieial Declares  : Price: Conifois Will Be     & -Ensed XN thouit: Rigid i: - EE On Wages

‘Iron Age Says Settlement of Steel Strike Made And Production To Be Resumed by Early Next Week

SETTLEMENT IN STEEL DISPUTE EXPECTED SOO}   Retroactive Provisions of Contract Must Be Approved

Reports Steel Dispute Settled   Tron Age Says Workers Will Get 1844 Cent Raise Steel $5 Ton Boost

Settlement To Include 18 1-2 Cent Pay Raise Trade Paper Predicts

Jackson Says War Trials to Help Peace   Justice Reports to Truman as Hour of Executions Nears

Nuernberg Iriais, Jackson Says, Won't Stop War: But Will Sirenathen Peace

Nurenberg Trials Will Strengthen Peace, Jackson Informs President

Jackson Says Trials Aid To Future Peace   Report on Nuernbe rg Trials Submitted to President Truman

JACKSON GIVES REPORT ON WAR CRIMES TRIALS   U. S. Prosecutor Tells His Views On Results  Of Prosecution

COLD FRONT HITS   Low Temperatures and Killing Frosts Cover Northern Plains States

Says Goering To Strut To Gallows   Psychiatrist Thinks Ribben. trop And Sauckel Will Be Carried.

American Psychiatrist Believes Goering Will Strut to Gallows But Doubts Nerve of Others   Hangings Hours Away

Goering May Strut To Those Gallows   But Doctor Thinks Ribbentrop and Sauckel May Have To Be Carried

General Has Honorary Rank   Gen. Harmon Has Rank Of Corporal In French  Morcccan Army

Major General Harmon Well Fitted To Hold Toughest U..S. Job in Reich

BLUE DISCHARGE SYSTEM SCORED      House Military Affairs Committee Suggests New Standards

‘BLUE’ RELEASE PLAN ATTACKED   Adoption of New Standards Is Urged on Army

PUT SPOTLIGHT ON DISCHARGES   ARMY “BLUE” iS UNDER FIR@ IN HOUSE

REVIEW BLUE DISCHARGES HOUSE URGES      Does Hardship. to. Vets in GI Bill And VA Claimed:

House Military Affairs Committee Urges Review Of “Blue” Discharges

Goodland Asked To Call Out State Guard   500 Pickets Fight Pitched Battle As Day Shift Emerges; Five Unions Present

West Allis Mayor Cails ‘For National Guard   Plea for Troops Cames After Violent Warfare At Allis Chalmers Plant

GUARD ASKED FOR DUTY AT WEST ALLIS   Mayor Urges Governor to Call Out Militia as Result of Street Fighting Around Allis - Chalmers Plant.

CONTINUE AGREEMENT ATTEMPTS    Washington Result ‘May Not Halt Tieup On Pacific Coast

West Coast Tie-Up Seen in Shippino   Bay Area Maritime Leader Says Union Local Must Vote

"Sailor Dead, 8 Ill in «Drinking Bout, Using Paint Thinner Liauid

CATTLE MARKET PRICES SOARING   Big Packers Buy Few Of Animals Offered At Chicago Yards

AGAIN TACKLE  PROBLEMS OF GM DEADLOCK               NEGOTIATORS NOT EXPECTED TO REACH AGREEMENT BE FORE SCHWELLENBACIL  it8-PLANS———

Eisenhower Asks for Allied Unity  Holds Peace Needed to Preven ¢ Chaos

EISENHOWER PLEADS FOR WORLD HARMONY   Warns It’s Needed To Keep Peace And Avert Chaos

Savs Courage and Cooperation Born of War Must.Move Peoples in Fight For Peace.

GEN. “IKE” URGES COOPERATION 10 PRESERVE PEACE   Warns _ Allied Nations te Stand Together Lest Waw Hitlers Arise

Gen. Eisenhower Asks For Unity. To Hold Peace   Sees Co-operation Achieved -. When- Nations Realize  Survival Is At Stake

CHINESE REDS ARE IN RETREAT   RETIRE’ BEFORE ONRUSHING NATIONAL ARMY 7

BIKINI AREA OUT OF BOUNDS FOR ALL FOREIGN SHIPS, PLANES UN TO STUDY ATOM BILL TODAY

Cabinet Officer Smacks At New York Democrats By Supporting Steel   Action Will Split Democratic Vote   Communists Also Supporting Laborite For Seat In Congress

Wallace losses Curve At Party   Commerce Secretary Backs ALP Candidate In New York Election

May's Condition ‘Worst in Years’  Representative Too Sick to Testify

JUDGE CONSIDERS PETRILLG BATTLE   U. $. Contends Lea Act I: Aimed at Putting Halt to *$1,000.000 Racket’

ALESGH-HERRIG NUPTIALS MONDAY   Well Known Marcus Girl Weds Alton Youth

Easton Steel Firms Sion.”  ClO Pact   lshigh Foundrias With 700 Workers Agra To 1812 Cent Rise

Spain Issue Is Hot Again Before U.N.      Delicate “aiid Vastly Important Situation, and Embarrassing Baby to Be Left On Doorstep of Security Couneil

THE WORLD TODAY   ~ 2 BARR ENEMAS SM Franco Government May Pose Another Early Crisis

Mackenzie’s Column . ‘Spanish Issue Is Embarrassing, : But Must Be Disposed Of By U.N

Mackenzie’s ‘Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign AWaics Analyst

Heads to Meet On Beer Issue   Governor Receives Promise from CIO to  Meet with AFL

2 Kansans in Line for Heading House, Senate Agriculture Committees

Tabriz Radio Is Denied By Teheran   Spokesman Declares No Fighting Has Been Started

Some Minor Clashes In Iranian Province Of Azerbaijan Are Reported

Tehran Denies Reports of Civil War in Iran   Radio in Capital. of Azerbaijan:Claims Iran Army Has Attacked

FNS EI REVOLT BY 3 NATIONS   Small Neighbors of Germany Want Part in Framing Treaty

NEIGHBORS ASK FOR SHARE IN GERMAN TALKS   Netherlands, Luxembourg, Belgium Demand Part In Framing Treaty

BIC FOUR-FACE:# TREATY FIGHT   Little Nations Want Hand in Framing German Peace

Three Western Neighbors Of Germany Want Hand  In Treaty Preparations

Big 4 Face Challenge on  German Treaty   Three Neighbor Nations Demand Participation

BIG FOUR MINISTERS ' GATHERING   Hold Council Session in New  York Next Week

SMALL NATIONS DEMAND VOICE   WANT TO HELP DETERMINE GERMAN BORDERS

Big 4’s German Treaty Work Hit   Three Small Nations Want Voice on Pact

REVOLT FACES BIG FOUR ON GERMAN PEACE   Council of Foreign Ministers Meets Monday to Map Out Treaties.

Netherlands Balks at Treaty Plans   Belgium and Luxembourg Want Voice in All Plans for Revision of Germany’s Border by Big Four; New Problems Beset Council Chiefs

Three Nations Object to Ex. . elusive Big Four Framing of Peace Terms

Topmost Problem in Japan Today Is Food  Gen. MacArthur Reports on Nip Occupation

Katherene Manton Succeeds Carfer   Legality of Naming Women Cleared, She's  First Oklahoma Secretary Of State

 Mackenzie’ 's Column  Disappearance Of Landed Gentry One Of Europe’s Foremost Trend   ‘By DEWITT MACKENZIE : _AP World Traveler

LANDED GENTRY OF SPAIN RAPIDLY PASSING AWAY; HIGH. TAXES AMONG REASONS FOR THIS DISAPPEARANCE

‘LANDED GENTRY DISAPPEARING RAPIDLY ALL OVER EUROPE— TAXES AND WAR RESPONSIBLE

BEDFORD JUDGE BANS MARRIAGE OF CHILD   52-Year-Old Maryland Man Refused License To Wed

Farmers Hoped For $17.50 Ceiling Express Fears  Of Unfavorable. Profits Ratio

Producers Say Hog Hike Is Too Low   New Price Not High Enough to Spur Production

CEILING BOOST FOR HOGS WILL )P PRODUCTION   Cost Of Corn And Market Price For Animals Influence  Numbers Raised

Farmers View OPA Meat Ceilings With Disappointment   Say New Price Levels Not High Enough to Spur Hog Production

HAD HOPED FOR $18 CEILING  Hog Raisers Feel That $16.25 Top Too Low To Spur Output

Midwestern Corn Belt Had Hoped for Higher Ceilings on Pork; Price of Corn Deciding Factor.   ANDERSON TO WATCH SITUATION CLOSELY

—STRIKE RIOTS— Butte Has Quiet Night   Volunteers, Union : Members On. Duty:

Butte Quiet As Riots Cease  Union Helps To Ease Tension After Strike

Legion, C10 Aids in Butte   Credited by Sheriff With Having Aided in Easing Tensior

[Butte’s U prising Is Eased; Veterans,  C1.0.Men Credited   Volunteers Patrol Copper Capital, Plead With Groups to Return to Their Homes

Butte Is Quiet After Rioting   Copper Capital Begins Ti Relax After Three Days Of Violence

BUTTE RIOTING ~ TENSION EASED   War Veterans And Members Of Union Help End Vandalism

Riots Subside In Butte, Mont.   War Veterans, CIO Help Restore Order

Tension Is Eased In Butte Strike   Volunteer War Veterans Credited With Bringing Law and Order

BUTTE RELAXES AS RIOTS END      War Veterans, Striking Miners Help Relieve Tension

VANDALISM IN MONTANA DYING   War Vets, Union Credited With Keeping Order

Strike-Bound Mining City Breathes iEasier As Week-End Vandalism Subsides

New Riots In Greece   Communists Accused Of Fostering Violence To Confuse Situation

GREEKS ARE REPORTED Ih BLOODY FIGH]   Nutbreaks, Occurring in Interior and in Peloponnesus, Attributed to Communists to Screen Border Violence.

Bloody Fighit In Interior  Of Greece   Charges of Border Violations Filed  With UN Group

Wife Pleads Not Guilty To Killing Her Husband, 43   Sons Back Mother In Love-Triangle Shoating Saturday

ODDS CN WIDOWS  Older They Are, It’s Less Likely They Il Remarry

Butter, Cheese, Milk Ceilings May Be Raised   ‘Restaurants Asked To Serve Bread Only Fo: Ones: Asking for Tt

UNITED NATIONS STUDY CHARGES OF IRAN, REDS   Controversies Over Alleged Threats To World Peace Take Spotlight   IRAN PRESSING CLAIMS   New Campaign To Wind Up Assembly Meeting By February 10 On

IRAN APPEALS TO UNO   Asks Defense of Independence Against Soviets

IRAN DELEGATE REPEATS CHARGE AGAINST RUSSIA   Makes Formal Demand for Intervention by UNO

Texas Farm Bureat Delegates Hurt in Utah Train Wreck  . 42 Injured as Passenger-Freight Traine Collide

A? Injured in Wreck of Train Near Salf Lake   ‘Western Pacific Passenger Train Plows Into Freight; Three Seriously Hurt

/ Plains Farm Bureau Delegates Among 42 Persons Hurt in Utah Train Collision

Passenger And Freight Trams In Headon Crash   Farm Bureau Delegates From Texas Injured In Wreck Near Salt Lake

Most Were From Texas And Louisiana on Way Home From Farm Meetinc Held in San Francisco

42 INJURED IN COLLISION OF TRAINS   Passenger Train And Freight Train Collide Head-On

39 Injured In Headon Crash Of Two Trains   Western Pacifie Cars Were Carrying Home Delegales from Farm Bureau Convention

TRAINS COLLIDE: 42 ARE INJURED   Western Pacific Special Crashes Headon Into Local Freight

JudgeGoldsborough Warns Mine Workers’ Leader His Courage May Set Back Labor Movement For Years.

HEARING I$ SET FOR TOMORROW ON CONTEMPT CHARGE   Court Declares Mine Workers and Their Leader Undertook to Decide Law tor Themselves.   HE WARNS UNIONS  ‘TO WATCH THEIR STEP   Decision Handed Down After Lewis’ Attorney Challenges Judge’s Power to Punish Defendant.

John Lewis Ordered to Stand Trial on Contempt Charges   Soft Coal Miners’ Strike, Threatening Paralysis to U. S. Economy, Promises to Continue Week or Longer

Reds WilliRevolt Is Admit Teams Spreading To  nto Zone So.IndoChina

REDS 10 PERMIT ZONE INSPECTION   Move Indicates Completion of Zone Troop Demobilization

Dayton Jurors Convict “Bugs” Moran, Two Pals In $10,000 Tavern Robbery

MORAN FACES PRISON TERM   Former Capone Rival Con. victed by Jury of Ohio Tavern Robbery

Convict Moran Of Robbery   New Trial to be Sought by Bugs Moran And Two Others

MORAN AND TWO PALS CONVICTED   CHICAGO. HOODLUMS FACE LONG TERMS IN OH!O PRISONS

BUGS MORAN, PALS ARE CONVICTED OF ROBBERY IN OHIO   Jury Failed to Believe Gangster Has Settled Down to Lawcul Living

Capone's Rival Is Found Guilty   George (Bugs) Moran Convicted Of Tavern Robbery

Ex-Thug Bugs Moran Fails To Prove To Jury He's Respectable Man Now

CHARGES FRAUD IN MEXICO VOTE   Candidate Of Powerful Government Porty Says He'c Elected   RESULTS UNOFFICIAL

ALEMAN CLAIMS BALLOT VICTORY   Confident He'll Be Winner In Mexico’s Election

Administration Candidate Claims Mexican Poll Win  ' First Returns Give Aleman Lead Over Cu Enrainn MAinictar

Aleman Claims Mexico Victory   ‘Opponent Charges Poll Frauds: Army Used . ‘to Keep Order 

ALEMAN LEADS RACE IN MEXICO rap PRESIDENCY   Quietest Election In History Of Country Yesterday Ts Claim

2 Killed In Mexico Elections   Army Called Out To Police Polls In Sunday Voting

Aleman Gains Mexico Reins   Widespread Frauds Chareed hy Padilla

MIGUEL ALEMAN CLAIMS ELECTION IN MEXICAN POLL   Padille,, His Chief Rival, Charges Frauds; few Disordore: Matast

Aleman Claims Election ‘As President of Mexico  Principal Opponent Charges Fraud

ALEMAN CLAIMS MEXICO VICTORY   Z Deaths Occur in Voting on President

Official Party Claims Victory In Mexican Vote   Presidential) Ballot Mild Though 5 Die; Opponent Charges Fraud

3 Million Cast Votes in Mexico  Government Party Candidate Elected

Two Deaths Mark  Mexican Voting   Charges Of Fraud Heard From Padilla;. Official Reaulte Thuradav

Senate-House Committee Ir  Deadlock On New OPA Bill   CIO Asks For Buyers’ Strike To Protest Price boosts, Solons Reject House Plan To-Restore Curbs On Foods

Asks Conference  On Stabilization      Congress Conferees Argue In Virtual Stalemate Over Terms Of if

Restoration Of Controls Main Issue.   Buyers’ Strike And New Wage Increases Demanded By ClO

Love Feast In Miami Expected..... Return Of John L. Lewis And His Miners To AFL _ Considered A Certainty

LEWIS MAY GO BACK TO A. F. L.   Gets Chance To Step Into Vacancy On 15-Man Council

Barrier to Adjournment of ‘¢ ongress Removed by Action on Security Bill

Social Security Deadlock Broxen   Conferees Raise Aid lo Aged, Freeze lax

Compromise Freezes Tax at One Per Cent, Increases Old Age Payments

Security Bill Aproved By Joint Group   Committee Discards Controversial Topic Of ‘Variable Grant’

woare Agree  Contributions   Social Security Act Increases Payments

Social Security Tax Frozen; Needy Grants Are Increased    Congress May Adjourn Tonight-——-About 2,000,00C Aged and Needy Blind to Get $5 Extra Beginning on October 1

Senate-House Conferees Reach Compromise That Will Provide Larger Federal Grants for Needy Persons in All States—Action Believed to Remove Last Major Barrier to Adjournment of Congress by Tonight.

Aid Grants For Needy  Increased   Federal Portion Equal fo: All States; Age Tax Stays “Frozen.”

AGREE TO HIKE NEEDY GRANTS   Security Tax Freeze Also Set by Conferees In Compromise Bill

Solons Reach  Agreement on  Security Bill   Action Removes Last Major Barrier to Adjournment Today

Dreaded Leopard Men Are Reported on the Prowl Aaain in South Africa

Five Badly Injured In Train Wreck   Occurs on Long Island, Cause Not Known

FOOD SUPPLY TO BE SHORT THROUGH ’4/   Ag Department Prediction Gives Little Cause for Rejoicing

SHORTAGE OF SOME FOODS TO CONTINU!      AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT IS NOT OPTIMISTIC OVER ‘ OUTLOOK FOR NEXT YEAR

Agriculture Bureau Sees Faint Chance For Improvements   Normal Essentials Are in Shorter Supply than During Bleakest War Days, National Survey Shows

Archie-the-Manager Defends U.S. Verbiag: Aaainst Attack by British College Paper

tioliywood Comics Come Ts  Defense A meric an *Slan wn we? ptt tay  KZ C Oe ey SEE

3 of 73 Target Ships Sunk As Operation Crossroads Is Termed Success by Scientists

Goats Still Alive After Bomb Test   Animals on Battleship Penn sylvania Survive—Many  Ships Damaged

Inree Snips Sunk, 33  Damaqed   Goats Happily Chew Hay on Deck of USS Pennsylvania

Bikini Bombing Sinks Three of Navy's Targets   Scientific Experiment Termed Greatest in History of World.

BLAST DAMAGES HALF OF FLEET OFF BIKINI   ‘Guinea Pig’ Animals Survive

Ennis Verdict Said Excessive   Sheriff Brawley Appeals 83.000 Punitive Award

Poland Urges Action in Greek Issue  Dr. Lange Declares Nations Yielding  s. Ct. ee, prey 4 , Se gems, 4

Poland Urges Action in Greek Issue   Dr. Lange Declares Nations Yielding in Spirit of Munich

Probe Story of Man Admitting Kidnap Killing   Phoenix Officers Hold Painter, 42; Says He Killed Degnan Girl

Jailed Father Tells Police He Killed Girl   Officers Re-investigate Death Susanne Degnan

Suspects In Child Murder Questioned   One Admits Making Phone Calls: Officer Thinks He Didn’t Commit Crime

BLOODY PUSHCART FOUND IN NEIGHBORHOOL   Parts of Child's Body Found in Cesspools Near Her Home

Foes Of Seaway To List Reasons   Senate Group Hears Views Of Opponents

Two Cardinals Reach Chicago  Bod Weather Cancels Reception Plans

Jap ‘Lost Head’ WhenOrdering Yank Executed   Insists Before L. S. Military Commission His Act Tacitly Condoned by Ameriean Officers

Spring Convention Considered By GOP   Republicans Begin Shop. ping for 1948 Meet ing Place

CONCLAVE SITE HUNTED BY COP   Republicans Get Early Start On Plans For 1948 Convention

(. 0. P. CONSIDERS CONVENTION SITE   THOUGHT GIVEN TO _ EARLIER 1948 MEETING THAN CUsTOMARY JUNE DATE.

GOP Hunts For Convention Site  Some Thought Giver To Early Gathering

TEN DIE IN HOUSE FIRE   Mother and Children Perish a: Block House Burns as Doors Jammed

SIX BODIES ARE FOUND IN DOORWAY   Fire Started in Room Heated by An Oil Burner

Ten Persons Die  When House Burn:   'Peagede Reonrs — Tadav When Victims Fail ta Lise Both Exits

10 Die As Fire  Sweeps Home   2 in Family Escape; Mother, 8 Children, Granddaughter Perish in Flames

FIRE KILLS 10   Mother, 8 Children, Infant Granddauchter Perish.

Il Persons Die in Burning Home  Victims Trapped as They Tried to Escape

TEN LOSE LIVES IN HOME BLAZE   Mother, Eight Children and Grandchild Perish

TEN DEAD IN CONNECTICUT DWELLING FIRE   Mother, Her Eight Children and Infant Granddaughter Parish When Flames Destroy Home   OIL HEATER iS CAUSE

10 Die, One Escapes When Flames Sweep Home In Connecticut   Mother, Eight Children And Grandchild Victims

Ten in Family Perish in Fire   Oil Stove Explosion Believed: Cause; House Is One-Story Affair: :

TEN ARE TRAPPED IN BLAZING HOME: BURNED TO DEATH   Only Youth Escapes From Fire; Roof :Collapses. Burying 4. Bodies of Victims 

Ten Perish When Small  Home Burns   Mother, Her Eight Children And Infant Granddaughter Are  ?          moo’

MOTHER AND 8 CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE   Granddaughter Also Victim When Home Burns

Mother and Nine Children Perish as Flames Sweep Their Connecticut Home

Mother, Eight Children And Grand-Daughter Perish In Flames... .   % evew Seewe 9 a4d5 & S55 2 SS SSO 8 WES & 2884 itl ee ee ~~ Dei = Wwe @&eor7rescs 422° FF Ssueereseer ewe F* F *F  ee     ec  Ten Die In Connecticut Fire

Mother, Eight Children and Infant Granddaughter Perish as Flames Sweep Connecticut Dwelling

MOTHER, HER 8 CHILDREN, BABE PERISH IN FIRE   19-Year-Old Youth Is Only Survivor of Blaze in Home

Connecticut Family Of Ten Perishes in Early Morning Fire  Youth, 19, Escapes Through Windoy, Is Only Blaze Survivor

Mother, Kight Children, Infant Granddaughter Perish In Fire   One Occupant Escapes After Oil Explosion

Ten Perish As Home Destroyed   Mother, 8 Children And Grandchild Burned To  Death In Connecticut.

TEN PERISH IN OIL BURNER FIRE   Mother, Nine Others Can’t Escape Flaming House

10 Perish in Home Blaze   Mother, 8 Children, And Granddaughter,  Die in Flames

10 PERSONS DIE IN FLASH FIRE   Mother, 8 Children, Granddaughter Killed

10 TRAPPED DIE AS HOME BURNS   Mother, Eight Children Anc Granddaughter Perish

Connecticut Home Prey Of Flames   One Occupant Of Structure Escapes Death

Mother, Eight Children Are Dead   Granddaughter Also Perishes in Blaze Which Sweeps Lake Cottage Home

Mother, Her Eight Children And Grandchild Lose Lives In Connecticut Fire Today

—FIRE—10 Perish In Connecticut Home Fire  Mother, 8 Childre Victime Of Rlazve

Mother, Eigh Children Die In Holocaust  Grandchild Also   Grandchild Also Amang Victims; Boy, 19, Escapes

OFFICERS GUARD DAIRY’S DRIVERS   O. C. Plant Boss Asks Sheriff's Help as 13 Employes Go on Strike

IMPORTATION TARIFFS LIFTED ON LUMBER   Action Ig Taken By Government In Attempt To Secure Timber For Construction

Housing Emergency  Declared   President Declares Duty Off on Timber, Housing Materials

CLAIMED CERTAIN      Congressional Leaders Already Discussing Substitute For Meacure —

Predict Veto Of Case Bill By President      Giving Up Cruise, Truman Works on Message to Congress

EXPECT VETO OF CASE BIL   Backers of Measure Begir Plans for Substitute Labor Legislation 

ARMY IS NOW HUSH - HUSH. ON BIG GEM CASE   Military Keeping Mum about . Major Arrested in “Germany

ARMY MUM ON JEWEL THEFT   Declines To Talk About Arrest Of Major David F. Watson

Army Silent on Theft of Jewels   Hush-Hush Attitude Is Adopted; Major Is Held

WAR DEPARTMEN ADOPTS SILENT ATTITUDE ON LOO}   Believe All Gems From German Castle Have Been Found

Draw Veil Over Hesse Loot Trail .   Army Won’t Talk About Possible New Arrests  In Crown Jewel Theft; Think All Gems Found

MAJOR ARRESTED IN CONNECTION WITH GEM THEFT   ARMY ADOPTS HUSH POLICY IN REGARD TO DEVELOPMENTS

Army Silent On Gem Theft   War Department Won’t Talk About Third Man Held

Arrest Army Major in Connection With Big: Jewel Robbery   War Department Keeps Silent in Late Developments in Case

Army Adopts Hush-Hush Stand  On New Developments In Gem Theft: Nabs Major In Germany

Gee, ee ae  Army Silent About New Developments in Biggest Jewel Robbery of the Age 

Army Hush- Hush Hides New Angles Th Jewelry Theft   Another Officer Arrested on Undisclosed Charge.

Given Farewell By Truman, Other Officials   21 Nations to Meet Monday to Seek Peace Treaties

Byrnes Flies to Paris Peace ~ Conference   Truman at Airport to Bid Godspeed; Crowds Watch

4 ELECTRICAL PLANTS REOPEN   Union Votes to Accept 18'/2 Hourly Wage Boost

Seek $400 Civil  Service Raise    Would Give More Pay To Million Employes

U.S. Employes $400 Pay Rises Passes House   Bill Giving Raises to Nearly Million Goes to Senate

CIO Is Issue In Alabama Vote Tuesday   Hillman - Directed Union Puts Strength Behind Folsom For Governor

State Cotton Farmers Urged  To Hold Crop   State Crop Suffers $14,400,000 Loss In Price Crash.

Growers Urged To Hold Cotton   N. C. Farmers Told Cotton Market Not Expected To Drop Any Further

Program Frustrated.   MacArthur Given All Information, Satterson Says

Russia Demands Voice in Spanish Problem  J ' Claim Restoration _ of Monarchy  Is No Solution

Pravda Says Franco Plans To Seat King   Iberia Called Last ‘Nest of Fascism’ Left in Europe

Russia Demands Voice in Spanish Problem  Claim Restoration of Monarchy  Te Na CalecHian

‘ACE OF FLYING TIGERS DIES IN AIR SHOW CRASH 'JUST AFTER MARRIAGE

ClO URGES HALT ON ATOM BOMBS   ‘Anti-Labor Legislation’ Also Is Condemned

ClO DEMANDS = BAN ON BOMB   Discussions Condemn Moves For Anti-Labor Laws By.  Now Pannrace

Also Raps Anti-Labor Programs  Claims NLRB Is Biased Against  ESTER, ea, 2, peewee

WESTERN UNION WORKERS RETURN   Local. Overseas Service Restored to N. Y. Area

TESTIFIES HE GAVE CAR TO SENATOR   Also Built Lake On Bilbo Estate in Mississippi

Bilbo's Probers Learn of Gift of LargeAutomobile   Mississippi Senator Solicited Funds to Build Church, Too.

GIFTS 10 BILBO ARE DESCRIBED BY WITNECEC   Received New Auto From Contractor Whe Also Built Him a Lake   DEBTS NOT COLLECTED   Others Tell of Contributing to-Church at Suggestion of the Senator

Former Secretary to Testify Soon In Senate Probe of Mississippian

Car, Lake Gifts to Bilbo Listed   War Contractor Tells of $3,672 ‘Pond’

PROBERS GET NEW DETAILS ~~ OF FINANCES      CONTRACTOR TELLS OF CON:  . STRUCTING LAKE AND Gtv —=ING-AUTO-_TO-80UTHERN—— SENATOR «

'— WAR JOBS—-—  Cost First. Listed for” Army Base   AUTO GIVEN FOR CHRISTMAS.

Lake Project At First Put In Army Job   Morrissey Says Cadillac Was Gift For Christmas

Lake Constructed For Dream House’   Former Secretary Terry Named In Connection Of A Loan Of 82,000 Which Never Was Repaid   $750 Rencid.

LAKE AND CARS GIVEN 10 BILBO, PROBERS HEAR   Billed for Lake by: Contractor, But Hasn’t Paid

Contractor Tells Probers He Gave Mississippi Senator a Cadillac for Christmas in ‘41.   HELPED HIM BUILD A LAKE   Surplus Equipment From Army Project Declared Used—Bill for $3,672 Still Unpaid.   Witness Tells of Losing Thousands of Dollars in Agricul' tural Enterprise.

Gave Sen. Bilbo Cadillac.  War Contractor Testifies   Michael T. Morrisey Also Tells Probers He Built Senator A 23-Acre Artificial Lake With Surplus Equipment From An. Army Project

Says Poor Folks Elected Down In Mississippt   Builder of Keesler Field Testifies At Senate Hearing

Contractor Bares Gifts to Bilbo   Says Senator Got $1919 Car, Lake Built of Surplus Goods

Tomorrows Headlines “leday WAR CONTRACTOR SAYS HE GAVI BILBO $1,919 CADILLAC AUTO ANI BUILT HIM AN ARTIFICIAL LAKE

Says Car Giver To Senator As Christmas Gift   Ailing Edward Terry To Give Testimony Wednesday Mornine

Contractor Is Witness At Hearing   Says He Built Artificial Lake fer Solon, Used Leftcvers of Army.

Major Says He And Wife Happy She Has Leprosy, Not Cancer, Tuberculosis

Hornbostels Happy at Leprosarium: Thankful Illness Not Cancer or TB

HORNBOSTELS AT CARVILLE   Army Major Says People Have Foolish Dread Of Leprosy

Major Helps Wife Get Settled in Leper Colony, Plans Reunion When He Is Released from Army

Major, Wife Happy At Leprosarium; Glad Her Illness Not Cancer Or TB

Marine Officer Settles Leprous Wife in Hospital: Hopes for Job There Himself

Hornbostel and Wife ‘Completely Happy’  They're Thankful Disease Isn't Cancer

Major, Wife Get Established At Marine Hospital   Hornbostel Thankful That Wife Has Leprosy Instead of Other Disease

Denies Leprosy Painful Malady  Mrs, Hornbostel Arrives at Hospital

Hornbostels At Carville   Marine Major Helps Wife Get Settled at Marine Hospital

Thankful Disease Is Leprosy That'c View of Hornhostels: Husband Plans Education Campaign

SPLIT OF MOST NAZI ASSETS IN SWEDEN AGREED BY ALLIES  U. Ss, BRITAIN AND rp  Teor TA AIMVIne

SPLIT OF MOST NAZI ASGETSN-OWEDEN ~ AGREED BY ALLIES  U. S., BRITAIN AND FRANCE TO DIVIDE ABOUT 74 PER CENT

Arab Troops Stage Parade  In Palestine   Soldiers, in U.S. Uniforms, Say Mufti Leads Them

General MacArthur Still is Just as Much Boss in Tokyo as He Ever Was

MacArthur Still Boss in Japan After  Fireworks Over Moscow Agreement

Gen. MacArthur Still Is Boss   Status Unchanged By Big Three Agreement

KELLY DEMANDS EARLY ACTION   Asks Showdown On Local Govt’s Hearing In Sales Tax

Kelly Demands Showdown on City-Aid Bill   Proposal Favors Local Governments

CHILD KILLED BY SULKY PLOW   Which Tipped Over Or Him Monday Merning

Helicopter Used in Daring Desert Rescue   Army "Windmill" Plane Used to Assist 9 Men Who Had Been Sent Out To Find o Cernch Vietim

PAYROLL OF REDS [5 T0 BE CLIPPED   Unit Is Set Up By President Truman to  Take Out “Subversives”

TRUMAN ORDERS  FROM U.S. JOBS   Other ‘Subversive’ Help To Lose Federal Posts; New Commission Picked

Communist Purge Board Created  Truman Gets Jump on G. O. P. Solons

TRUMAN CREATES A BOARD TO PLAN COMMUNIST PURGE   Special Commission Named to Recommend Steps to Rid Government Pay Rull of Reds.   ACTION IS IN LINE WITH G. O. P. WISHES   Republicans, Along With Some Democrats, Demanded Dismissals as Long Ago as Last July.

Action by Truman Purge of Communists From Federal Payrolls Planned

21 CANADIAN AIRMEN DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Transport Nose-Dives And Burns After  Explosion

Troops Are Deployed to Points Where They May Be Needed; Strike Cuts Eisenhower's Leave

War Department Deploys Troops  Eisenhower Ordered Return To Capital

Army Is Taking “Precautionary’ Strike Measures   Iroops Are Sent to “Stra fegic Locations’; Vets May Be Called

TROOPS ARE SHIFTED 70 KEY POINTS   General Eisenhower Rushes Back to Washington for Duty

eeeeeeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEe=EEePEPEeePeee  POLIO WARD FOR STATE VICTIMS BEING PLANNED

MAN THREATENS SUIT IF STRIKE MARS BIRTH   Pittsburgh Power Workers Will Take Vote’ Tonight

OPA Speeds Up Ceilings For Meats   Far-Reaching Enforcement Planned To Prevent Re birth Of Black Market

OPA Plans  New Ceilings And Fight On Black Market      Assembling Group of 2,900 Enforcement Agents to Keep Meat Cost Regulations

2500 AGENTS T ENFORCE PRICE   OPA Expects to Announce Today Detailed Cetlings that will Becotis Effective Sunday for Livestock at  Producer and Slaughterer Levels,

MEAT PRICES TO BE ANNOUNCED BY OPA TODAY   Mass Large Force Of 2,500 Agents To Fight Black Market

2500 Enforcement Agents To Fight Rebirth Of Black Market In Meat

OPA Organizes For Conirol of Rlack Markets   Meat Prices Due to Roll Back Next Week To Near June 31 Level

Biack Market Warned  2,500 Agents Tc   2,500 Agents To Fight Racketeers

ON MEAT CEILINGS FUT VLATIONS   Exact Limits Will be Told to Public Next Week; New Agents Are Added to Legal Force.   ATTEMPT TO STOP ILLEGAL SALE SEEN

2,500 Agents To Fight Meat Black Market   OPA Masses Force As Producers Wait Lid List Due Today

Tugboat Workers Strike In Demand for Bargaining Rights as NMU Members

American Searchers Growing Skeptical   Not So Sure Yank Fliers Held by Lolos

Preparations Made To Find Airmen Rumored Held In Slavery By Lolos

SEARCH IN LOLO LAND   Doubt Expressed Whether Americans Are Held Captive

Searchers Doubt Lolos Are Holding Yanks  Preparations Being : Made to Hunt - For Five Lost Men

Doubt Yanks Held Captive   But Americans Make Careful Plans For Trek Into Lololand To Find Out Truth

FINALPREPARATIONS BEING MADE TO HUNT FOR AIRMEN BELIEVED LETT IN CHINA: HOPE IS DIM

Molotov’s Speech Today Is Awaited   Foreign Minister May Further Define Policies Enunciated Monday By Stalin

Minister In Address To UN Council   Definition Of Red Policies Fynected

UN SPOTLIGHT ON RED ENVOY   Molotov Scheduled To Define Policies Stated by Stalin From Moscow

ADDRESS BY MOLOTOV   Soviet Foreign Minister May Add To Stalin Remark:

Delegates Await Talk By Molotov on Report   Attitude in General Assembly Is to Wait and See What Happens; Timing of Stalin’s Replies ls Noted

U.N. Assembly Awaiting His — Pronouncement   Russian’s Speech Scheduled For 4 P. M.; May Expand On Answers Made By Stalin

Address Follows  OnHeels OfStalin   Views Will Come At U.N. Meet At P.M.

Back of the Headlines  UNO to Attack Old System Of Imperialism in Nations

ELECTION DUE: AT MEET END   Combined Food Board Hoping Rusela Will Give Help In Meeting Quotas For World

Name LaGuardia UNRRA Director   Former New York City Mayor’s Nomination To Retiring Lehman’s Post Tantamount To  Election; Russia Holds French Wheat

LaGuardia May Take UNRRA Jok   French Decline Comment On Failure To Get Soviet Grain

LaGuardia Named For Leaman  Post in UNRRA   Vote to Be Recorded Next Week—-Nomination Is Equal to Election

JOB OF UNRRA CHIEF HANDED TOLAGUARDI!   FORMER NEW YORK MAYOR TO BOSS FOOD RELIEF

LaGuardia May Become Head ‘of U.N.B.B.A.   Pleas for More Food Continue to Highlight Session

LaGuardia May Become Head of U.N. R.R.A.  Pleas for More Food Continue to

LA GUARDIA IS NOMINATED 10 DIRECT UNRRA   F ormer N. York Mayor Likely Successor  To Lehman

Tantamount to Election Nominate LaGuardia New Head of UNRRA Food Drive

Lehman's Post In UNRRA to Gc To LaGuardia   Central Group's Nomination !s Equal to Election

Nomination by Central Committee Is Tantamount to Election; Other Matters Are Considered

PANTHERS STILL IN CONTROL OF RAILROAD CAR; POLICE ARMED TO ITEETH AWAIT TRAINER’S ARRIVAL

Big Bomber Disappears Near Frisco   Fear B-22 Crashed With Loss of Its Crew in  Storm and Darkness

B-29 LOST IN FLIGHT FROM HAWAII TO SUISAN PLANE LOW ONGASOLIN!   RADIOS HAMILTON FIELD: NO TRACE FOUND YET REPORTED OVER BAY

B-29 Lost With Gew  of Seven   Plane Low on Fuel Believed in Crash Near Golden Gate

SUPERFORT DISAPPEARS OFF ‘FRISCO   Believe to Have Creshed Near Golder Gate

25 WHOLESALE GROCERS IN ST. LOUIS SHUT DOWN   This Action Wax Taken Be. cause of a Truck Drivers’ Strike In That City,   FOOD SUPPLY CUT OFF   Deliveries of Fresh Fruits, Veyetables, Poultry and Some Meat Continue.

Court Convicts  Bulse’ Killer:   73 Germans Must Answe Bare Malmadye Murders

Court Convicts 73 German SS Troops In Bulge Slaughter  Three Generals in Body May Impose Sentences Soon

Gen. Marshall Reveals Reds Reject Offer   Confirms That Commun: ists Turn Down Move For Truce In Fighting.

CHINESE REDS REJECTED TRUCE   Marshall Reveals Communists Turned Down Offer Of 10-Day Respite To Talk Things Over.

REDS IN CHINA REJECT OFFER   Communists’ Refusal To Accept Truce Dooms Hope For Peace

Reds Reject Truce Bid   Announcement By Marshall Believed te Mean China Peace Hope Dead

Chinese Communists Reject Truce Offer   General Marshall Tells Of Breakdown of Effarts To Effect lO-daov Reread’

Chinese Reds, In Rejecting Truce, Dooming Peace   Gen. Marshall, In Unprecedented Statement, Confirms Rejection.

CHINESE REDS TURN DOWN TRUCE OFFER   General Marshall Confirms Report That Communists Reject His Pian for 10-Day Lapse in the Kalgan Offensive.

Peace Hopes In China Now  Seem Doomed   Marshall Confirms Communist Action; Fighting Continues

CHINESE REDS REJECT {0-DAY TRUCE MOVE   Some See Marshall Report As Dooming Peace Hope

MMEAT SHORTAGCS “DUE 10 WORSE   Producers Say OPA, Feed Scarcity and Weather Are Principal Factors

Nazis’ Trial Nearing End   May Close On Weekend, Dramatic Scene Expected As Defendants Speak

Nuernberg War Trials to Wind Up by This Weekend Tribunal Has Been Sitting 9 Months

TRIAL OF 22 NAZI LEADERS DUE 10 “END BY SATURDAY   Defense Counse! Effarts to Stall. for Time Prove Eutite

Would End War Crimes Trial Soon   Intend to End 9 Months’ Trial This Weekend,  Justice Says

TRIALS TO END THIS WEEK-END  FOR 22 NAZIS   Head of Allied Tribunel Announces Plans as Defense  Prolongs Its Case

RIGID CONTROLS FOR SOFT COAL SHIPMENTS HELD   SFA Specifies Essential Users; Sees Normal  Movement Soon   HOME USERS LIMITED TO 15-DAY SUPPLIES

Rationing To Be Continued Until “— Supplies Of Fuel Can Be Produced. FSA Exnlains

Controls Over Coal Supplies Will Continue  Strike-Reduced Stocks Will Be Doled Out To Essential Users  SFA RELAXES RULES FOR RATIONING FUE  Preferred Consumers List ed; Size Of Own Coal Piles Is Factor   Preferred Consumers Listed; Size Of Own Coal Piles Is Factor

Coal Rationing Will Continue   Rigid Control To Be Kept On Soft Coal Shipments By SFA

Coal Shioments Are Put Under Rigid Contro   Strike-Reduced Stocks To Be Doled Out To  Essential Users

Coal Shipments Are Kept Under Control  Rationing Rules Are Eased by

Russia Aims. to Scrap  Atomic Bomb Will Also Retain Right to Invoke the Veto

Soviet Insists On Veto Over arms Control   Scrap U.S. A-Bomb Sought as First Step — In Reduction Program

RUSSIANS AIM TO SCRAP U. S. ATOMIC BOMBS   Connally Urges United Nations Move For Disarmament

RUSSIANS CALL FOR SCRAPPING OF ATOMIC BOME   Declare It Should Be Outlawed As First Step in Proposed Arms Reduction by Powers.   WEAPON IS TERMED MENACE TO SECURITY   Senator Connally De mand Action Be Taken at Current U. N. Session to Carry Out Program.

Atomic Bomb Serapping Is  Russian Aim Soviets Favor Veto Retention

Russia Marks A-Bomt Ist On Serap List  British Open Fight  hanitnct Vain   British Open Fight Against Veto In Arms Centrol

RUSSIA LASHES AT ATOM BOMB   Scrapping Of American Weapon First Qn Arms Reduction Program

Russia Aims At Scrapping Atomic Bomb  Seen As First Step In Arms Daduretian Dian

Soviet Union Aims to Scrap Atomic Bomb  Russia Also Insists On Retention of Controversial Veto

Russia Calls For Ban on  Manufacture  Of A-Bombs   Demanded as Step In Disarmament; Reiterates Stand Qn Veto Retention

RUSSIAN AIM   Security Can Come Only By Abolishing Weapon, Vishinsky Tells U. N. *

MORE RIOTING BREAKS OUT IN INDIAN SEAPORY   Toll Listed As 231 Dead, 1,066 Injured From Bombay Violence

British Face Madras Riots; Bombay Quiet   231 Known Dead And 1,066 Injured In Last Week’s Disturbances

ANTI-BRITISH RIOTING BREAKS OUT IN INDIA COAST PORT OF MADRAS  ORDER RESTORED IN BOMBAY; 231 PERSONS  HZI)  ER. 7 VAL VASE INIPSEDLS

PAULEY STILL VIGOROUSLY SEEKS NAVY Jog   ANTI-BRITISH. DEMONSTRATIONS RESUMED.

1,282 Hurt, 226 Killed — After Four Violent Days of Rioting in Bombay

Madras Is Scene Of New Rioting Against British   Bombay Quieter Today After Violence Takes High Toll Of Lives

231 Die Before Order Restored   Bombay Calm, But Trouble Hits Madras

Rioting Resumed In Bombay After A Short Truce   INDIANS AND BRITISH , FIGHTING FLARED UP ANEW

New Indian Riot Starts; Bombay Order Restored   British Order-Five Courts of Inquiry to Investigate Mutiny;  Gandhi ta Meet Aaa Khan in Effort to Find Peaceful Solution

ANTI- BRITISH RIOTING BREAKS OUT IN MADRAS   New Outbreak Threatens Truce Between Natives, British

New Uuibreax Becomes Threat To Bombay Truce   Open Inquiries In Bombay Mutiny

Indians Start New Riots in Madras   Disorder in Bombay Ends when Navy Mutiny Quelled

226 KILLED IN RIOTS AT BOMBAY   City Returns Almost To Normal: Strikers Back at Work

Ambulances Are In Action After Battle in Haifa   Armed Attack by Jew: On Central Building Claimed by Reuter’s

Jews Fight Deportation In Holy Land   1,300 Battle Transfer To Ships by British ° Indian Soldiers.

Crash Victims Drift on Ice   Freighter Plows Way Tb Reseue of Pair Floating toward Sea

MAY ENACT OPA BILL DURING DAY   House Approval Conceded; Extended Debate Final . Senate Hurdle

Swift Approval Of O.P.A. Measure Is Being Sought   Congress Action May Send O. P. A. Extension Bill To White House Late Today   BELIEVE TRUMAN WHTT.T. STQGN BRILL

JAP.CONSTITUTION GIVEN APPROVAL   Emperor Is Purely Symbolic; Feudalism Is Abolished

NEW JAPANESE CONSTITUTION ANNOUNCED   Magna Carta Making Emperor Mere Symbol 0. K.'d By MacArthur

JAP EMPEROR LOSES POWER: IN NEW GOVERNMENT ‘SETUF   WAR IS BANNED AS INSTRU—~MENT OF NATIONAL POLICY IN PROPOSED CONSTITUTION

MacArthur Backs Jap Constitution Which Abolishes War And Feudalism

Chances for British Loan Are Improved   GOP Senate Whip Says Party Senators Equally Divided

Jesse Jones Scores Loan   Ev-RFC Head Sees U. §  Facing Financial Ruin

SNYDER REPORTS NATION ENJOYING PRODUCTION BOOM   ‘'Wams Inflation Pressure  Continues Threat ta

Production -at All-Time Peak Congress Told   But President Warns Against Complacency

R ECONVERSION OMPLACENCY   Beware of Good igns of Progress,” resident Warns

Truman: No Time To Be Complacent   Praises Snyder’s Report But Warns Production Battle Not Won.

UNION SPURNS ARBITRATION   Phila. Transport Workers Refuse To Have Board Pass On Demands

Arbitration ‘Rejected in —[ransit Row   Quaker City Faces Big: Tie-Up. in Transporta- tion If” Strike  .. Matarialives  __

Truman's Support of Wheeler Hurts Chief Politically   Angers CIO, New Deal _ Groups He Depends On Principally

Revival of OPA. Needed to Check Inflation, He Says   Little Progress Made by SenateHouse Conferees on Price Controls   Wheeler’s Defeat Seen As Blow to Truman

Regret Truman Entrance Into Wheeler Issue   Submarine Earthquakes Recorded Last Night _

Democratic Leaders Admit It’s Too Bad Truman Dabbled in Montana Party Feud

Paris Meeting Seems Breaking  Up in Discord   Byrnes Urges Handing Treaty Drafting to 21-Nation Conference

BYRNES PROPOSES 21 -NATION PEACE PARLEY JUNE 10   Secretary Would Lay Foreign Ministers’ Differences Over Treaties Before Conference.   RUSSIA’S MOLOTOV OBJECTS TO PLAN   Britain and France Support Suggestion Made as Hope for Agreement Among Big Four Fades.

Symes A¢voca‘es Cessa-ion 0- 7 8 ‘ Peace Nego la tons jv “Ng our”

Powers Split, _ Byrnes Urges  ~ Peace Parley   U. 8. Suggests 21-Nation Conference. as Big 4 Fail to Agree

British Back Byrnes Move At Paris, Russians Balk  ‘Secretary Propose: Giving Problems To 21-Nation Parle

SECY. BYRNES ASKS BIG 4 ADMIT ‘DEFEAT AND DROP TREATY ISSUE   PATTERSON SAYS PEACE HINGES ON STRENGTH OF U.S. ARMY

Discord Menaces Ministers Meet  Byrnes Proposes Recoanize Failure

PEACE PARLEY OF 21 NATIONS   Offers Plan As Big-4 Fail to Agree On Vital Issues

Byrnes Wants New Peace Treaty Group   Proposes Foreign Ministers Admit Tailure; Would Give Burden te Géueral Peace Couference Opening June 15

About to Break Up in Discord Between Russia and Western Powers Next Week.

Rift Hits Ministers’ Conference   Byrnes Suggests Foreign Envoys Defer Their Differences To Peace Meeting On June 15

Byrnes Urges Peace Parley      Secretary Would Take Differences to 21-Nation Conference

Byrnes Proposes Giving Treaty Problem Over To 21-Nation Conference   United States Secretary Of State Gives Up On’ Any Hopes Of Reconciling Molotov To Any Agreement At Paris Meeting

Envoys Asked to Recognize Their Failure   Byrnes Proposes 21-Nation Peace Conference

Byrnes Proposes Treaty Job For Peace Conference   Ministers’ Meeting Appears Ready To Break Up In Discord Between Reds. Others

Peace-Treaty Burder ‘ Might Go to Genera Conference in June   State Secretary Byrnes Abruptly Proposed The Conference of Foreign Ministers Recognize ’ Failure to Aoree to Tarme

Foreign Ministers Are Asked to Acknowledge  Failure of Conference

PEACE TREATY MEETING FAILS   Foreign Ministers Break Up In Discord Over Russian Demands

Batch Of Dissents By Court Predicted   Action May Clear Up Feud Between Black and Jackson

Task Forces Ordered Into Frigid Areas  Volunteers Asked For Polar Exploit

GOPs Plan Legislation Te Curb Activities Of Labor Unions, Outlaw Closed Shor

Twenty-Two Graduate at St: Joseph's ) High School Exercises Sunday Night

Steelman Wants Drop In Spending   Says Economy May Be Achieved In Military Branches Without Hampering Operations Aimed At World Peace

Steelman Seeks Deep Slashes in  Federal Expense Think Armed Forces Can Do as Well on Vastly Cut Outlays

Steelman Urges Slash of Army And Navy Funds   Economy Must Be Effected, Truman and Conaress Fold

New Slashes In Federal Funds Asked  n Chief   Reconversion Chief Says Army, Navy Should Be Cut First

Points To Army, Navy as Places To Cut Deepest   Reconversion Director Terms Price Revival Need To Halt Inflation

RECONVERSION BOSS DEMANDS ACTION T0 CUT DOWN INFLATION   PRICE CONTROL TERMED MOST IMPORTANT BUT BUDGET CHOP ASKED

Army-Navy Uosts Must Be Pared, Steelman Warns  Price Checks Must Ra Rectnrved Save   Price Checks Must Be Restored, Says  Reconversion Chief

Economy Is Asked From Army, Navy   Asks Lower Federal Costs Coupled With High Taxes, Credit Controls

Recdnversion Director Claims Price Controls Needed to Avert Inflation.   ARMY: AND NAVY SHOULD HAVE FUNDS REDUCED

DEMANDS SLASH IN FEDERAL SPENDING   Steelman Would Cut Army, Navy Funds, Deepest

Army, Navy Money Cuts Are Urged   Steelman Backs Strong OPA; Spending at Peak

R. E. Bowden Wins St. Bernard Guernsey Bull At. Home-Coming:Day"

New Curfew Is Ruled By Army   All German Girls Must Be Out Of Areas By 10 P.M.

TEXAS DEMOCRATS VOTE IN PRIMARY   Expect Turnout of 1,800,000 far Sallating :

UNO Delegates Vote Solidly For Commission   Council To Convene Friday To Consider Iran, Greece Trouble

IS APPROVED BY U.N. 0.   General Assembly Votes Unanimously to Create Special Commission for Control of Energy in War-Making.

APPROVAL "VOTED ATOMIC. ~ ENERGY BOARD   Commission Urged by Byrnes Wins Unanimous Okay; Diswute ia Eved

UNO Votes For Commission On Atomic Energy   Complaints Scheduled For Hearing [Tomorrow

add, UNO Urarimously, Acts. To Prevent Atomic . Armament: Races Will Take Up Greece, I ran Issues Tomorrow.

UNO Votes For Atomic Commission   Action Taken After Hour Discussion; Complaints By Russia, Iran To Be Considered Friday

UNO Setup Votes For Commission To Control Atoms    Complaints Involving Iran, Greece, Indonesia Will Be Considered Friday by World Peace Orcanization: Byrnes Returning Home

UNO Assembly Votes 47-0 For Atomic Control  Security Council To Hear Complaints On Three Countries

UNO AGREES T ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION   World Security Council To Study Complaints Friday

“UNO. Votes To Create Atom Body   Security Council Takes Up Three Appeals Tomorrow

Held Needed To Prevent World Arms Race   Byrnes And Soviet Delegate Support Action At London

UNO Votes to Se Up Atomic Grour   Byrnes Proposal Is Adopted 47 to 0

BYRNES’ BILL UNANIMOUSLY PASSED   Action Comes After Hour Of Discussion   Involving Indonesia, Iran, Greece To Be Considered At Friday Session

WORK BEGINS UNO Orders New Special Atomic Energy Group  Allies Turn to Issues Involving Iran,

UND APPROVES ATOM COMISH   Consider Complaints Concerning Iran, freece, Java Tomo:row

UNO 10 FORM ATOMIC BOMB COMMISSION   Byrnes Plan Wins O. K:: Prepare To Tackle Border Problems

Move Swiftly For Critical . Political Test   Security Council To Take Up Iran, Soviet Charaes Friday

UNO Group To Set Up Atomic Body   Complaints-on_ Tran, Greece and Java to Be  Heard Tomorrow

Order Special Atomic Group  Move Toward Action On Critical Issues

VOTES 40-0 FOR ACTION   Security. Council ~ To Study Complaints _Of tran, Greece

UNO ASSEMBLY VOTES 47-0 FOR CONTROL BOARD   Security Council Meets Tomorrow To Consider Complaints Involving Greece, Iran And Indonesia; Things Moving Fast In London Now.

UNO DELEGATES APPROVE ATOM ENERGY BOARD   Commission Urged by Byrnes to Prevent Atomic Armaments Race

BYRNES WINS UN ATOM VICTORY   ASSEMBLY APPROVES COMMISSION CREATION

NO Approves Bomb Control oup Creation  Byrnes Talks Agoins: World Atomic Race

UNO Creates Atom Energy Commission  Unanimous Vote   Unanimous Vote Follows Appeal By U.S., Russia

Green Light On Atomic Control   UNO Commission Is Okayed By Assembly; To Hear Iran, Soviet Complaints Tomorrow

SPECIAL ATOMIC COMMISSION — IS UNANIMOUSLY CREATED BY IINITED NATIONS ASSEMBLY

UNO Votes to Create Special Atomic Group   Council to Consider Complaints Involving Iran, Greek, Indonesian Test Cases   Power Limited.

Tnanimous Vote Asks Formation Of Atomic Board   General Assembly Of UNO Sees Move Needed To Halt A-Armament Race

UNO Votes Unanimously To Create Atom Control   Council Will Get First Test Tomorrow On Iran And Greece Complaints

ACTION PASSED 47-10-0 AFTER BYRNES APPEAL   Security Council Will Take Up Complaints On Iran, Greece. Indonesia

Council To Take Up 3  Complaints   Byrnes Returning  To U. S. By Plane

UNO. Approves Special Atom Enérgy Group      ‘sury foSave World Froni_ Aiomi¢-Arinainent Race;  asushy A Iushy A

Special AtomBomb Commission Voted   Byrnes Joins Soviet Delegate In Effort To Halt Arms Race

Byrnes on  Way Home   Secretary Flying to U. S. After Creation Of Atomic Commission

United Nations Orders Creation Of Commission  To Devise Controls far Atam Fnarnav

UNO Orders Special Board   To Handle Political Issue, Atom Control

Atomic Controls Ordered   United Nations Order Creation of New Commission

UNO Orders Crea\t»n Of Board For Atom Co: trol: Face Three Critical Issues

Special Atomic Energy Board Voted By UNO   Security Council Takes Up Iran, Greek, Indonesian Issues Friday.   EE ———————————EEE =  LONDON, (/P) - ‘See retary of State Byrnes left London for Washington today by plane,

TEMPERATURES:   9] War Vessels To Be Blown Up With Atom Bombs   Experiment To Take Place Off Marshall Islands Next May

FAYETTE COUNTY FARM BUREAU NEWS LETTER   (By County Extension Direetor)   4-H Officers’ Training School, Nov. 22. at Favette

4-H Training School Saturday   Boys and Girls Club Offi cers to Attend Meeting at Legion Hall

AT LEAST 11 DEAD IN BLOW IN ENGLAND   Channel Shipping Is Hit Hard; Expect Storm Again Today

Woodward Flooded By Heavy Rainfall  Showers to Moderate Rains   Showers to Moderate Rain: Reported Over Much Of Oklahoma

Heavy Rain Causes Flood At Woodward   Downtown Business Sections and Scores Of Automobiles Are Stalled by Hiah Water

WOODWARD HIT BY HARD RAIN   Business District Flooded By Three-Inch Downpour; Other Towns Touched

FIERY AUSSIE ENVOY BLASTS REDS, COUNCIL   Says Security Oreantzation Failed To Do Its Duty

Postpone Further Action Until May 6; Byrnes Motion   Australia Blasts Gromyko, Council Concerning Walkout

BASE DECISION ON RED PLEDGE TOPULL TROOPS   Tran Envoy Accepts Deferment: Byrnes Makes Delay Motion

Byrnes Puts Motion That Ends Crisis   Strong Protest to Action   Is Made by Australian; Russians Agree Flatly To Remove Troops

AUSTRALIA IS ONLY  NATION VOTING NOT  TO PUT OFF FIGHT RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR  ABSENT AS COUNCIL VOTES ON ISSUES

Back: Motion Presented By Byrnes   Australia Blasts Walkout By Gromyko; Charge Council Fails In Duty

AUSSIE POUNDS HARD AT RED'S LONG WALKOUT   Australian Scores Action o' Gromyko After Bynes Proposal Ends Crisis

Blast at Soviet by Australia on Gromyko Walkout   Council Adjourns After Adoption Of Byrnes Motion ‘o Put Case Aside

Australia Criticizes Byrnes PlanEnding Crisis Over Russian Troops   Charges: Security Council: Has “Failed In Its” Duty; Nine Nations Vote For U:-S.: Prope if Based on Russia’s Promise::to Withraw-Army..

UNO COUNCIL IS ABOUT TO REACH HARMONY AGAIN   uromyko Expected To End His Boycott Stand By The Weekend; Latest Events Outlined.

Australia Sole Objector To Proposal By Byrnes; Protests Stronsly.

vase of lran On  Shelf Till May 6   Byrnes Motion Is Adopted _. by Security Council Today   “USTRALIA HOLDS OFF   Soviet Promise to Remove  Troops Is Accepted by Council

Aussie Blasts Russian Envoy  For Walkout   Byrnes Introduces Resolus tion Which Puts Case Aside Until Later   ADJOURN ‘TIL TUESDAY,

United Nations Vote To Shelve  iranian Matter   Byrnes Offers Motion, Hodgson Raps Gromyko

Australian Envoy Voices Firm Protest   Reserves Right To Re-open Case May 6 or Before That

Australian © Blasts Gromyko For Walkout _   Delegate From Down Under Accuses U. N. Council Of Failing To Do Its Duty

Australian Says Group Failed Duty   lf New Developments Occur Before May 6,  Case Gets Tor Priocity

Secretary Byrnes Introduces Motion Asking That Issue Be Carried Over Until Mav 6th.   GROUP RECESSES TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY

IRANIAN GASE HAS BEEN ShELVED UNTIL MAY   This Action Was on Motion of Secretary Byrnes of the U.S.   ' ININE VOTED ON DELAY   Resolution Based on Rus:ia’s Promise to Withdraw Troops From Iran.

On Soviet Pledge Council Postpones Case Until May 6   Decision Comes After Australian Delegate Accuses U.N. of  Fatling in fee Duty

Temperatures   Iran Case Put Aside Upon  Byrnes’ Motion   Resolution Is Based On Russia’s Promise To Evacuate Iran; Australian Accuses Security Council of Failing to Do Its Duty

Action of Soviet Ambassador in _ Leaving Council Severely Rapped

Assurances by Russia Called Satisfactory   Council Action Taken After Receiving Flat Soviet Assurances to  Withdraw by Early May

Acts on Byrnes Motion, Based on Russia’s Flat Promise to Withdraw Troops

Council Action Gets Criticism Of Australian   Walkout Of Soviet Envoy Is Assailed By W. R. Hodason

Byrnes Proposal Settles Crisis —   Adistralian Adds Final Fireworks With Blast at Gromyko; Accuses Council of Negligence

US. Motion Supported by 9 Members   Australian Flays Russian Delegate For Walking Out

Secretary Byrnes’ Motion to Delay Action to May 6 Given Approval; Australian Offers Sharp Criticism Of Council Move

AUSSIE DELEGATE BLASTS GROMKO FOR WALKING OUT   Byrnes’ Plan Sidetracks Further Consideration of Row Until Mav 6

Byrnes’ Move Supported by 9 Members   Australian. Representative Accuses United Nations Security Council of Failing to Do Its Dutv

Other Nations Support U. S. Resolution   Australia’s Representative Protests.

hussians Are Given Time To Keep Promise   Postponement of Controversy  Until May 6 Comes After  Australian Blasts Soviet Am hassador’s Walkout

REACH DECISION AFTER PROTEST FROM AUSTRALIA  ARARBBAVUA 10 Mt ACTON   GROMYKO IS BLASTED AND COUNCIL ACCUSED OF FAILING IN DUTY

Australian Representative Blasts Russian Ambassador for Walkout and Refuses to Vote; Nine Vote for Move

Australia Files Only Objection   Byrnes Resolution Wins Vote Of U.N.

Byrnes Makes Motion  To Body   Australian Assails UN For Laxness; —  Nine Favor It

Shelving Of Protest Asked By Secy. Byrnes   Proposal By U.S, Accepts At Face Value Soviet Une conditional Promise to  Quit lran By May 6   Held Good Augury For World Peace   Australia Blasts Red Euyvoy’s Walk Out of Coun vil As Challenge Not Accented by Group

Nine of U. N.’s Members Vote For Resolution   {ction Proposed By Secretary Byrnes; Gromyko’s ‘Walk-Out’ Blasted

Nine on Council Back Motion of James F. Byrnes   Australian Delegate Scores Walkout of Ambassador Gromyko

Majority of UNO Delegates Favor Byrnes’ Bid to Postpone Probe, Giving Reds Time to Withdraw

Hodgson Is Opposed to  Deferral   Motion for Delay Came From) Byrnes: Nine Vote in Favor of Delay  Until May 6   Sees Challenge   Anstralian Savs Red Problem Is No Mere Incident

U.N. Body Will Ask For Reports May 6   All Russ Troops Expected To Be Out Of Persia Early Next Month   Final Fireworks.

lranian Case is  Shelved   Nine Nations Vote To Set it Over Until May 6; Australia Objects

Accept Russian Promise To Quit Iran; Council Accused of Not Meeting Challenge

SOVIET-PLEDGE TO WITHDRAW ARMY ADOPTED   Council Avoids Discussion by Approving Resolution Offered by Byrnes

Byrnes Asks Delay; Reds’ Envoy Given Lambasting   Assurance Of Russia Withdrawal Accepted

Security Council Drops lran’s Case  Until Early in May   Russia’s Promises to Get Troops Out of Country’ Accepted

One Delegate Says Group Failed Duty   Secretary Byrnes Gets Support of Eight - Other Nations in Vote

RESOLUTION BY AMERICA DAVES WAY   Australian Soys Council Failed To Do Its Duty

Australian Envoy Critical of Delay   Soviet Ambassador Blasted; Claims UNO Failed in Duty

Australia Does Not Vote; Russ Envoy Absent   Settlement Based Upon Soviet Promise to Pull Army Out

U.N. Votes To Shelve Iran.Case   Act After Soviet Promises to Have All Troops Out By May 6; Australia in Sharp Protest :

Byrnes Plan Is Approved By Council   Procedure Assailed In Fiery Australian Blast At Gromvko.

Byrnes Suggests — Security Council Close Iranian Case   Reserves Right For Officials To Ask Report on Soviet Troop Withdrawal After May 6 Deadline

Gromyko’s Walkout Is Blasted By Australian Representative At United Nations Session — Council Backs Byrnes. Motion To Shelve Iranian Case Until May 6

BYRNES ACCEPTANCE OF RUSSIAN REPLY   Australian Delegate Assails Gromyko on Council Boycott

Byrnes Motion Passes Council In 11-9 Vote   Australian Chief Blasts Action In Protest Speech; Charges Prejudice

Dapper Representative Of “Down Under” Assails Security Council For Russian Stand 1

TREVOSE CO. ANSWERS 42 FIRE CALLS IN °45   Chief Russell Answered All Alarms Received In That Period   OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN

HAEMEN OF TREVOSE RECEIVE 42 ALARMS   Chief C. A. Russell Gives Report of Activities   OFFICERS ARE NAMED

New Storm Appears  Last Efforts To Be Made To End Maritime Strike

U, S, MAKES NEW BID TO HALT SHIP TIE-UP   Operators, Union Leaders Summoned To Parley

Maritime Peace  Talks Pressed   Government Summons Operators, Union Leaders In Last Ditch Effort.

OPERATORS, UNION HEADS   Government Making -Last Ditch Effort To End Walkout

POLIGE-ARE—— USING GUNS         COLUMBUS OFFICERS FATALLY WOUND TWO MEN OVER WEEKEND—OBEYING “SUOOT FIRST”  ORDER

Unanimous Vote Given Proposal: Budaet Adopted   Russia Loses Battle For Census of Troops By Security Council

U.N. Assembly Works to ‘End Sessions   Disarmament Plan to Be Devised by Security Council

UN Approves Pact Calling For Arms Cut   Security Council Directed To Prepare Treaties To Outlaw Atomic Bomb

ASSERTS HELL SE FORCE TO BACK UP ORDER   Applauds Accuracy of Dress Rehearsal Bombing Tests

AR BRIDE Si ARRIVES 1 PORT   Wives and Children 0! GIs To Disembark At New York.

First ‘Nursery Ship’ Dacks Al New York With 456 Brides, 170 Children

FIRST NURSERY SHIP ARRIVES      456 British Brides And 170 Children On Argentina Docking At New York

Transport Argentina, First GI Bride Ship, Arrives in New York's Harbor

eee ewe ae Oe ae =  N. Y. Police Probe Charges Of Taking Bookmakers’ Bribes

Congressmen in Appeal to GM and Steel   Ask Acceptance of Federal Requests for Ending Strikes

Solons Urge Settlement  Of Strikes   Acceptance of Proposals By U. 8. Steel, and GM Sought by Congressmen; New Confab Scheduled

Forty Congressmen Urge U. S. Steel, G. M. Accept Plan   Ask Acceptance Of Fact-Finding Recommendations

STEEL TIE UP STALLS NATION   ‘Hope Dims for Settlement Of G-M Strike Despite New Negotiations

ee Y   40 Congressmen Ask U.S. Steel, G.M. to Accept Pay Fermula

Truman Proposal Okay Requested OfGM, U.S. Stee!   Forty Legislators Moke Plea Public

Corporations : Requested To Halt Disputes   Forty Congressmen Call Upon. GM and U. 8, Steel to Accept Fact-Finders’ Recom a a a 

U.S. Wants No Alliance. Says Byrnes   Asks Draft Law Renewal to Keep Army Up to Strength

Pledges All U.S. Power to Back  Charter of U.N. QO.   State Secretary Outlines Foreign Policies and Chides Russia for Using Force to Obtain Goals

Nation Pins Peace Hopes On UNO Setup   Secretary Of State Puts In A Plug For Extension Of Draft For Army Strength

Warns U.S. Ready for Force If Needed to Keep Peace   Stirring Speech Chides Russia for Threats To Get What Soviet Nation Wants

NO ALLIANCES, "BYRNES INSISTS   America Bases Hopes For Security On United Nations

BYRNES DOWNS ALLIANCE PLAN OF CHURCHILL   Army Training, Draft Given Endorsement By Secretary

BYRNES HITS AT ANY ALLIANCES; PRESSES DRAFT   Opposes Plans Pitting 2 Powers Against. Third —— Backs Seldetive Service, ‘

U. S, Alliance Idea Rejected By State Chief   Byrnes Says Nation Is Counting On UN. For Peace, Security

Byrnes Denies Any Idea Of Alliances   U. S. Bases Security Hopes on UNO; Asks Draft Continue

U. 5. Placing Its Hopes for Peace In UNO, He Says   Official Calls for Extension of Draft In New York Speech

BYRNES’ SPIKES PROPOSED U. S. ALLIANCE PLAN   Says Draft Renewal]  Necessary To Support UNO Charter

He Declares   Chides Russ’ Trend Toward Using Force, Urges Peace Draft

Byrnes Backs UNO Future   Rejects Any Idea of Allience With Russia orBritein Against Other

IND CHARTER BYRNES SAYS   Expresses Alarm at “Rapid Demobilization” of Our Armies.

U. S. Opposed 'To -Alliances:   Byrnes Rejects. Any Idea Of Tieups; Supports Renewal Of Draft Law.

State Chief Rejects Tie With Britain   U.S. Needs Might To Support UNO  Aims. He Asserts

U. S. Instead Will Use Power To Support Principles Of UNO   Those Who Show Foree Are Chided   \ddress Is America’s First Official Answer To Churchill

Byrnes Says U.S, Basing Hopes On UNO  Alliance With Russia ‘Or Britain Rejected

Alarm Voiced At America’s Demobilizing   Secretary Rejects Alliance With Either Britain or Russia

Byrnes Rejects Alliance With  Britain or Russia   Says U. S. Hopes For Security Based On United Nations

Byrnes Rejects  Idaa nt Allianra IVa VI PUG   UNO le Path ts Enduring Dance Seve  cece, Seys Secretary; Urges Extension of Draft, Military Backing for World Orqanization

‘Disputes Churchill Assertion Of Need; ‘Declares U.S. Will Fischt For UNO

Says U.S. Will Rely Upon UNO   Continuance of Draft Law Urged By Secretary

SEC. BYRNES VOICES OPPOSITION TO ANY BILATERAL PACTS   Secretary of State Says U. S. Bases Its Hopes for Security on U. N. O. as Path of Enduring Peace.   CALLS FOR EXTENSION OF SELECTIVE SERVICE   Expresses Wholehearted and Unequivocal Indorsement of Proposal for Universal Military Training.

Byrnes turns down alliance with British  ‘U.S. power to back up U.N.O.’

PLEDGES MIGHT OF NATION 10 UNO’S SUPPORT   Chides Russ’ Apparent Willingness to Use Force

Expresses Alarm At Demobilization   Secretary Of State Says Nations Will Not Side With Any Of World’« Mainr Powere

U.S. To Spurn All Alliances, Byrnes Reveals   Extension Of Draft Law Is Urged To Keep Strength Of Army

AID LOST PILOTS   Skyway “Markings Will Be Painted On Buildinas In Ohio

PROTEST NOTE SENT ROMANTA   uu: & Charges Nation With Violation of Pledge Of  Free Elections

——ERternalionai~  United States Accuses Romania Of Intimidating Parties Of Opposition

Romania Controls Voting, U.S. Says   Qpponents of Governmen’ Terrorized, Protest Holds

U. 5. SAYS ROMANIA COERCING VOTERS   Government Accused of Ineee geet

U. 5. PROTESTS TO ROMAN OVER ELECTION       Accuse Government of Intimi dating and Discrimination Before’ Voting   SIMILAR NOTE GIVEN BY BRITISH COVERNMEN)

Romania Is Accused Of Violating Pledge   United States Charges Intimidation of Political Foes

U.S. Protest To Romania   Accuses Government of Failing to Allow Free Election Campaigning

United States Accuses Romania,of. Intmidatio: for Coming Elections

Girl, 21, Collapses and Dies as She Walks up Church Aisle to Become Bride of Childhood Sweetheart

GIRL COLLAPSES AND DIES AS SHE STARTS DOWN CHURCH AISLE TO WED CHILDHOOD SWEETHEART

FASCISM RIFE IN ARGENTINA   Political Coups Hold Sway Rather Than Votes o! People.

More Testimony Is Anti-Conscription  Join Capper fn Assailing Peacetime Draft

Educators Join Move Against Peacetime Dratt   International  Ban Bill Asked

HUGE VICTORY FETE HELD IN ENGLAND TODAY   Britain Goes All Out In Peace To Celebrate Allied Victory

Greatest Gathering Sees All-Out Display   Hours’ Long Parade Brings Vivid Color From Corners of- the EarthNormandy Banner Flown

BRITAIN MARKS ALLIED VICTORY WITH PAGEANT   100 Americans March In Triumphal Parade In London

HUNDREDS REPORTED TRAPPED IN MINE      Explosion Blocks Eseupe of Germans From Vast Underground WWorkir in Ruhr.

BOY OF 14 HELD IN RAPE-DEATH   Former Military Schoo] Student Admits Attempted Rape And Strangulation Of Girl Of 8.

C. M. Wall Named President of Helena Chamber  Nominating, Election Committees Are Calactael nme RAaotines

C. M. Wall Named President of Helena Chamber  Nominating, Election Committees Are

DISTRICT MEET OF LIONS CLUB HELD IN CITY   Gov. Al Linne Presides; Mattoon Also to Get ’47 Session

More Bombs Found Near  Buckingham   Nazi Explosives Are Threat To Palace

FILIBUSTER __. SHAPING UP   SOUTHERN SENATORS START TO STAGE ANOTHER “FALK-FEST”’ ON FEPC  > PLL .

Agitation Grows  For Labor Curbs      Move Seen to Push Gills Vheroush Conerc

New Pressure For Anti-Strike Legislation   Action Favored Due To Mounting Labor Troubles in Nation

—Population Shift—   WMany, However, Seeking Only A Place To Livre

ARMED CLASH REPORTED IN MUKDEN CITY   Rival Armies Attempt To Seize Control As Reds Leave

Martial Law Is Proclaimed  By Chinese   Sino Communists Move to Encircle  Big Manchurian City: Disorders ‘Serious’

Dallas Ready for Onenina of State Fair   150 Seek Apvpartment of Slain Ganaster

Negro Area of Columbia Scene  Of Disorders   Trouble Starts When  Negro Woman and Son Push White Radio Man Through Shop Window

4: Officers Are Shot in Outbreak:   State Guard Unit Restores Order in In Cohomnbin Outhycak

Arrest 60 in Race Riots   Highway Patrolmen and Guardsmen End Trouble In Columbia, Tenn.

OU JAILED Aa -OTATE GUARD    PATROLS GUY   Four Policemen Among Ine - jured in Columbia, Tenn., Disorders.

10 PERSONS ARE WOUNDED IN DISORDERS   Sixty Are Arrested Following a Night of Violence Ensuing From an Attack on a White Man at Columbia, Tenn.

Ten Injured in Race Disorders  In Tennessee   60 Arrested at Columbia 400 State Guardsmen Called

Ten Persons ‘Wounded In Gun Fights   State Guards Called To Help End Disorders; Negro Section Guarded

News Day And Night      Order Reported Restored In Columbia After Night Of Rioting   . . 9 Four Policemen Among Inj ured   Situation Under Control And Martial Law Will Not Be Declared

Race Riot Hits Tennessee Town, 10 Persons Hurt   400 Guardsmen Summoned to Restore Order

Riots Fallow Shooting O1 Four Policemen After Negress and Son Manhandle White Man   Militia Sent In  Teo Restore Order   Three Score Arrested On Murder Warrants; Some. Seized’ Tn “Under taker’s Home -&

Troops Clean-Up Negro District Of Tenn. Town   Ten Persons, Including Four Policemen, Wounded During Night Of Disorders

10 Shot as Night Riots  Sween Town   Scores Arrested as  amiss: Manne Tennessed Tress  Quell Disorders

10 Charged WithAttempt At Murder   State Guards and Highway Patrol Called Out in Trouble Between Whites,  Neornes in Tenneccea

60 Held After Shooting Fray   Tennessee Town is Torn By Violence

NEGRO SECTION OF COLUMBIA QUIETED AFTER 10 INJURED  HIGHWAY PATROLMEN, STATE GUARDS QUELL OMINE SLIDE” FIGHT

Mare Than 80 Arractad: Business Halts   Charee Attemsied Murder: Seize Guns   Appeal For Peace Brings Fire

Ten Wounded in Night Fighting in Negro Area   Withdraw Plan for Declaring Mar. tial Law; Military Units Sent to Area

12 In Custody On Attempted Murder Counts   More Than 60 Arrested as Peace Restored After Night of Disorders —

10 Persons Wounded In Nicht Riots   State Guards, Highway Patrolmen Called In To  Restore Peace.

DISTURBANCES IN TENNESSEE CITY QUELLED   Hundred State Patrolmen, Four Hundred Guardsmen Patrolling Bloody  Columbia   THREE SCORE ARRESTS

Near Race Riot in Columbia, Tenn., is  Quelled by Officers   State Guardsmen, High _ way Policemen Assist in Restoring Order

Race Riot Flares in Columbia, Tennessee   Ten Persons Wounded in Overnight Disorders Thet Bring Patrolmen, Guard Units in; Situation Quieter Tuesday

State Police, Guards Patrol Trouble Area   Armed White Civilians Dispersed

Over 60 Arrested in Clash   Negro Section of Columbia, Tenn. Scene of Riots

10 Wounded In Tenn. Disorders  Columbia Quiet After Disturbing Night

Stevenson Makes It Plain He Doesn’t Like Phi Beta Kappa Meddling In Affairs Of Texas

BIG LEAGUE MOGULS  WORRIED OVER WAY  TO MAKE SCHEDULES PLAN TO: GET MEN: “IN: TRANSIT” BEFORE 4 PM. STRIKE STUDIED

State Crippled By Rail Strike Called Yesterday   Bus Lines and Airlines Are The Main Chance  For Transportation

La Follette for Henry Job, Plea   Milwaukee Group Asks Defeated Senator Be Drafted

Ask La Follette Accept Draft   Representative Post Aim of Progressives

Year Of 1946 Sees Sees Farm Income. Of. County Doubled   Today’ s “Total Up To » About $20 ,880,000 For Crops: Livestock

‘Year Of 1946 Sees Farm Income Of ‘County Doubled”   Today’ ry Total Up: To : About $20,880,000 -

Leopold Is Rebuked By His Government   Study of Wartime Duties Is Held Megal

TRUMAN, BYRNES TALK TRANS-SEA      Peace Parley’s Delegates Urged to Speed Work on Treaty

Two Mothers And Sons Die In Car Wreck   Accident Occurs When Rod in Steering Wheel Broke, Sending Car Into Bridge

41,000 Bushels Corn Delivered - To Co. Elevator:   Is Already Shipped Out For Relief of ‘Famine Abroad

DECISION ON. PRICE ISSUE COMING S00!   TRUMAN AND BOWLES IN CON FERENCE TODAY ON PRICES— FEDERAL SEIZURE  —-—_——.. - POSSIBLE:

Prompt End to Steel Strike Sought by U.S.   Truman Anxious Over Effect to Other Industry

Poles Take Up Russian Attack With Charges Of Atomic War Plans   Chasm Between East And West Powers Further Widened As Big Four Hunts Ways To Bring Contending Factions Together.

Poles Charge Atomic War In Making   Flare-up Comes As Australian Plan Beaten

BIG FOUR TRY TO FEND OFF MEET FAILURE      First Meeting Of Big Four As Ministerial Council At Conference

Ministers Try To Fend Off Complete  Breakdown   East-West Schism Widens As Bitter Words Fly In Paris Treaty Conference

BIG 4 MEETS TO TRY 10 KEEP MEETING GOING   Byrnes, Bevin, Molotov, Bidault Seek Agreement On Peace Plans   AUSTRALIA BLASTED AGAIN   Winiewicz Declares Confereeg Planning For Peace, Not ‘Atomic War’

Big Four Amity Being Sought As Failure Looms   Delegates Accused Of Planning Atomic War

BIG FOUR TRY TO STAVE OFF PEAGE FAILURE   Leaders Convene In Effort to Reach Amity In Paris Deliberations.

Foreign Ministers Of Big Four Meeting In Attempt To Stave Off Failure Of Peace Parley

Big Four Meet To Ward Off Parley Failure   Results will Make ‘Or Break 21-Nation Peace Conference

BIG FOUR SEEK TO AVERT PARIS PARLEY FAILURE   Ministers Meet in Sis fort to Find New Amity ss. &

A LUMBER/]STRIKE ENDS       Kansas City nm Votes to Accept New Wage Scale

PRESIDENTIAL RACE UNDECIDED  Roxas Maintains Lead In Philippines Vofe Returns

Announcement Expected .... Council To Spur Job And Production Levels May Take Final Form Today

Truman To Name Coun. ci! Members to Carry Out Provisions Of Employment Bill.

Truman To. Name Coun. oil Members to Carry Out © Provisions Of Employment Bill... 

Truman Choice For Economy Council Waited  Group To Guide U. S$. Recovery

MEXICO FIRES OPENING GUN ATU.N. VETO   ASSEMBLY IS URGED TO PUT BAN ON FRANCO SPAIN

HOLDS POWER HARMFUL T0 WORLD UNITY   South Africa, Spanish Issues Also Taken  Up In Debate

STRIKERS REJECT PEACE PROPOSAL AT NIAGARA FALLS   Sympathy Walkout by Unions May Extend to Buf-. Satan and Barhoctar

SEC. ICKES QUITS; SAYS HE WANTS NO JOBUNDER TRUMAN   Pauley Incident Leads to Resignation — Asks Justice Department Sean Appointee's Testimony.   REFUSES TU “COMMIT PERJURY FOR PAREV"   Battler's Departure From Cabinet May ave VarReaching Efieris on 1948 Campaign.

Secretary Irked At President's  Curt Response  Calls for Inquiry Into Nominee’s Denial of Charge

: Asserting He Will Not Commit Per; jury for * Sake of Party. Ickes Resigns From Cabinet   By D. HAROLD OLIVER

Statement Ot Edwin Pauley Held Untrath   Interior Secretary Tells Newsmen He Will Not Com. mit Perjury for Sake of Party—Severs Ties With Truman

RESIGNED OFFICIAL GIVES RADIO BLAST AGAINST FD PAULEY   Political Upheaval May Cause Reverbations _In Presidential  Campaign

Flays President. In Caustic Letter   Says He Will Not Stay In Administration That Requires Him To Resort To Perjury

Contends Nominee For Navy Dept. Job Did Not Tell Truth  In Testimony

Ickes Charges Pauley Lied in His Testimony   Veteran Cabinet Member Suggests Judicial Inquiry

Ickes asks scrutiny of Pauley testimony   Says nominee ‘not speaking truth’ sn de ‘invine lobby charce under oath

President Accepts New Dealer’s Resignation Without Regret, Appar    ent Truman Believes Ickes Was the Liar

Boofleggers Gel Jolt in Court   Those Using Cards With Phone Number May Have Phone Service Removed -

SLAV ATTITUDE DRAWS ANGER OF CONNALLY   Compromise Frontier Gains Approval At Paris

Connally Snorts at Yugo Threats   “French” Line Okayed  by Italian Commission

COMPROMISE APPROVED AT PARIS   ‘Adopted Over “Protésts of Yugoslavia

SEN. CONNALLY REALLY ORATES   ATTACKS YUGOSLAVIA IN BEST SENATE STYLE

PANEL REACHES BORDER ACCORD   Italian- Slav ‘Dispute ~ Ended With Bitter Words’.

ITALY APPROVES NEW BORDERLINE   Slav Threats Bring Angry Retort From We

Sfavs Denounce Compromise Halian Border  Threaten Refusal mn Sion Treaties

Slav-Italy Boundary Adopted   But Yugoslavia Threatens Refusal To Sign Treaty; Connally Roused

ITALY-YUGO BORDER IS MAPPROVED   Yuqoslavs Make Violent Protest Over Compromise

1 ‘WB TREAT   Frontier Proposal Adopted by Commission Vote af 19 40 5 ;

‘FRENCH LINE APPROVAL VOTED   Political Commission Okays Proposal Over Protest Of Yugoslavia

YUGOSLAVS LOSE BORDER DISPUTE   Peace Commission Votes for ‘French’ Line After Angry Oratory

PARIS FIXES COMPROMISE FRENGH LINE   Action Is Taken Despite Violent Protests Made by Yugoslavia.

Showdown On Baruch Plan On Atomic Bomb   Russian Delegates Sull Fersist On Lhe Right Ot Veto On The  Propdsition.

@ PAUL MALLON-—  Should U.S. Continue to Hold to Present Foreign Policy?

U. AW. BUYERS? STRIKE CONTINUES   REUTHER 5AYS IT WILL NOT BE CALLED OFF DESPITE REVIVAL OF OPA,

Warning on Foreign Goods Issued To Hardwaremen  Industry Speaker Reveals Concessions   Industry Speaker Reveals Concessions Affecting World Trade Made To Russians at Teheran Conference

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Now Ickes Wants John L. Lewis Put In His Place

Prosecution To Sum Up In  Nazis’ Trial   Jackson Set To Speak On Friday

HESS FAILS 10 GET PLEA OVER   Former ‘Third Ranking Nazi Turney Down on Attorney's Trial Summation

To Concingin  . On War Crimes   Tribunals Closed Session Ends’ With Statement; . May. Delay: Summation

WAR CRIMES COURT REFUSES NAZI PLEA   Jackson To Deliver Address Jemorrow

World Army Is  Urged by Legion   Full Examination Of Industrial Laws Also Favored

SHORT COURSE ON “HOW TO TELL YOUR FRIENDS FROM 3RD CLASS CRAPFERUIT’ OFFERED BY USDA

Ah! There’s A Granefruit Social Scale   lieads Up to “U, S. Fancy” But Look Down on “U.S. No. 3,” the Little Squirt!

Mass*Strike by:AFL Paralyzes:Oakand      Emergency Declared In California: City

Tieup Takes Tighter Grip On Oakland   Mayor Asks Council To Act in Emergency  As Food Stocks Ebb

Oakland Council To Curb Strikers   Dictatorial Powers Given Mayor of City Throttled by AF of L

Mayor of Oakland Urges Emergency Powers in Strike   Second Day of AFL Mass Walkout Strangles Lives Of 1,000,000   PLIGHT INCREASES AS FOOD -DWINDLES   City Not Going Back to Jungle, Its Chief Says As Traffic Halts

Declare an ‘Emergency At Oakland   Mass Walkout of Umor Workers Ties Up Popula tion of Million Persons

MASS STRIKE AT OAKLAND CONTINUES   Locks StrangleHold on Lives of Million Persons

BUSINESS Ds PERN? PARALYZED Emergency Declared As City Struagles To Combat Strike ©

Los Anaeles ClO Strikers  Battle Back   50 Office Workers Go Through Line Broken by Police

L.A. Police Use Teét Gas and Cis to Disperse Picket Line of 1/500 ClO Electricians at U.§. Motors, Inc.

L. A. POLICE BATTLE C10 PICKETS   Use Teer Gas to Disperse 1,500 Strikers

Army Hints of Molten Jet Weapon ‘Which Might Be Atom Bomh Deafancea

Fantastic Weapon May Develop Into Atomic Defense   American Plan For Atomic Energy Control

Army Lists New Defense Weapor  Expected to Outmode Present Day Weapons

Fantastic Weapon Using Molten Meta Disclosed by Army   Development Seen As Defense Against Space Ships, Rockets

Jet of Molten Metal From. Armored Space Ships MayBecome Atom Bomb Defense

Jet of ‘Molten Metal ayeling at Speed f 5 Miles a Second ay Be Atom Defense

Army Bares Fantastic Death Spray ‘Defense Against Atom Space Ships

Molten Metal Jet Is Newest U.S. Army War Weapon  Defense Against Atom Rockets, Armored Space Ships Possible

Army Developing Fantastic Weapon as Defense Against Atomic Bombs, Space Ships

Army Lifts Edge Blueprint To Disclose Major Weapon Against Defense Of Atomic

METALLIC JET MAY KILL BOMB   Expect Speed OF 25,000 Ft. A Second From Defense Weapon

Army Reveals Fantastic Molten Metal Jet Weapon: Has Velocity Of 5 Miles A Second

Army Reveals New  Fantastic Weapon   Molten Metal Jet May Be Defense Against A-Bomb, Army Says

Kathryn Grayson Divorced   U S. Developing Molten Jet of Metal as Anti-A-Bomb Weapon

MOLTEN JET MAY PROVE DEFENSE AGAINST ATOMS   Army Gives Few Facts About Horrendous New Gardget That Travels At Five Miles A Second.

Army Hints New  Powerful Weapon May Stop A-Bombs   Jet Of Molten Metal Dis ~ closed As Latest Scien: _ tific Military Horror.

Army Hints Metal Jet, Capable Of 5 Miles A Second. May Be Defense Against Atom

Army Developes Anti-A-Bomb Robo For Atom Defense   Rocket to Outmode Explosives, Shoots Molten Metal Stream

Army Hints 5-Mile-A-Second Molten Metal Jet To Stop Atomic Rockets   Fantastic New Weapon Would Travel At Such High Speed That It Couldn’t Be Deflected And Would Pierce Armor-Plate Of Plane

MOLTEN METAL JET FANTASTIC NEW WEAPON   Five-Mile-a-Second Device May Provide Atom Bomb Defense

THREE TEXANS DIE IN PLANE CRASH   PILOT ALSO KILLED IN ACCIDENT NEAR SAN ANTONIO

Second Phase of Atom Test Is Set For Wednesday  Underwater Blast ay Determine Future of Navy

Policy Is Set On U.S. Laans  To Foreigners   Grants to Those - Fearing  Money Will Enslave A Be Eee.

U. S. To Continue Aid To Soviet Areas  Byrnes Gives Policy On Foreign Loans °

Sec. Byrnes Reveals New Loan Policy   Nations That Fear Dollar Imperialism  To Get No Money

New U.S. Policy On Foreign Loans ls Made Public   Nations Fearing Dollar Imperialism Can't Borrow

U. 0. LOANS T0 G0 ONLY TO FRIENDS   BYRNES BARS ADVANCES TO COUNTRIES CHARGING DOLLAR IMPERIALISM.

Byrnes Lays Down Policy Of Barring Loans To All Unneedy And Unfriendly   U. S. Secretary Of State In Sarcastic Dig At Russia And Czechoslovakia For Remarks On Dollar Imperialism

Sec'y Byrnes Outlines Loan Policy OF U.S.   Money Would Be Barred Notions Charging ‘Dollar Imperialism’ -

BYRNES SETS LOAN POLICY   Won’t Help Nations Which Fear Money Will Bring  Economic Slavery

Says Need and Fricndship Will Determine Future Loans, Finds Czechs Have Money to Loan Romania

Honor Roll For First Six Weeks Ot School   High School And Junior High Grades

AGCCh ERTS TFT-aAtcvrre nrra   Now It’s ‘Push Button Flight, Plane Does Its Own Flying

WEATHER SEEN  AS FACTOR IN  A-BOMB TESTS CHIEFS MEET TO STUDY PROBLEMS  rr, Aw PPI A

Both Tests Can Be Made During Shorter Period   Can Be Completed This Summer. {s Belie

A-Bomb Test To Be Made   Both Experiments to Be Carried Out at Bikini, Says Official

Governor Urges “Streamlining of Welfare System   Asks End of Shuttling o! Needy Persons from One Agency to Another   LEGISLATURE GETS SPECIAL MESSAGE   Recommendations Based on Findings of 2 Legisla tive Committees

FAGING DANGER‘   Claims Russian Insistence or Veto Powers Making Body “Washout”

Contemplates Asking Congress For Special Legislation, Ready to Bargain With Britain Gn Palestine Issue

Government Sees End To Clashes In Philippines  Guerrillas Mass, Gave Manila Pracc

Filibuster Looms  On British Loan   Bilbo Tells Aim to Save U. S. Taxpayers

BILBO PREPARES FOR FILIBUSTER   Southern Senator Tired Of Seeing U.S. As Santa For Great Britain

CHINA RECOGNIZES INDEPENDENCE OF OUTER MONGOLIA   Russia Gains Dominant Role . Over Territory Along Krantier .

RUSSIA GIVEN CONTROL OVER MONGOLIA AREA   Assumes Dominant Role As Independence Is Granted by China

QUTER MONGOLIA GOES 10 SOVIET   China Grants ‘Independence of Puppet State Covering Million Sq. Miles

TERRITORIAL  LOSS TO CHINA IS EXTENSIVE   Russia Ceded Dominant Role Over Area In Dispute for 25 Years.

Mongolia Gains Its Independence   Russia In Dominant Role After 25-Year Diplomatic Battle

MONGOLIAN IND'PENDENCE RECOGNIZED   China Also Grants Autonomy te Kazkhs In Sinkiang

CHINA RELEASES ALL RIGHTS TO BOSS COUNTRY   Independence Of Of Territory Recognized After People Vote To Be Free   LARGE AREA IS _ LOST   enn  1,000,000 Square Miles Of Territory Lost By China, Largest In 100 Years

Outer Mongolia Becomes Independent As .-Chinese Bow To Russian Demands

Mondolla.  Given up by China   Deal with Russia Gives Freedom to Outer Mongolia

Russia Ceded Dominant Role In-Huge Terntory   Mongolia Granted Independence

May Rule on Picketing Case   Considered Important Test of Amendment to 1937 State Law

FATE OF YOUTHS IS UP 10. JUDGE   Hearing Set In Death Of Boy From Poison

French to Break With Franco   Resolution Calls for Immediate Action

Rescuers Reach Scene Of Belgian Airliner Wreckage   Undetermined Number of Survivors to be Evacuated Today——Forty Persons Aboard Transatlantic Plane

COAST GUARD RESCUE PARTY REACHES SCENE OF WRECKED TRANSPORT; SOME SURVIVORS

RESCUERS REACH SCENE OF CRASH OF BIG AIRLINER   Survivors of Transatlantic Plane That Fell in Newfoundland to Be Evacuated Today.   HOW MANY ARE ALIVE REMAINS UNCERTAIN   Planes Earlier Reported Sighting Five to Seven-—Craft, Which Carried 44,  > Burned.

Rescue Party Reaches Crashec Belgian Plane   Five to Seven of 44 in Craft Reported Seen: Alive

Rescue Party At Wreckage Of Big Plane   Radio Report Fails Tc Mention How Many Survived Crash

Rescue Crews Reach Wreck Qf Airliner   Survivors To Be Evacuated; Number Not Disclosed

UNION DOES NOT WANT TO STRIKE   Navy Starts Mobilizing To Run Merchant Fleet

Modify Demands As Navy Plans To Operate Ships   Leaders Are Willing To. Lessen Goals in: Effort ToReach Agreement

West Coast Ship Operators Try To Avert Strike  Compromise Proposal Is Offered at Maritime Conference

SHIP OWNERS OFFER NEW COMPROMISE   Proposal Submitted By West Coast Operators To Head Off Sea Strike

Owners Make New Offer in Ship Dispute   Compromise Proposed by Operators in Effort to Avert Threatened Tie-Up Scheduled im Mid-June

Maritime Union May Reduce Demands  Concessions To Avert Strike Said en a. Dent.» tta

WILL TAKE OVER IF CIO WORKERS QUIT ON JUNE 15   Deadlock Forces Conferees To Turn To Side Issues In Contract Talks

Navy Prepares To Run Ships If  Seamen Strike   Union Hints New Offer

Union Chief Desires To Avert Strike   Statement Is Made As Navy Prepares To Act

Ship Operate : On West Coast Offer Compromise Proposal To Sea Unions

WILL TAKE OVER IF SHIP STRIKE IS NOT AVERTED   Both Sides Seem Willing lo Make Some Concessions, But  Agreement Is Not Yet In Sight.

Navy Mobilizes In Preparation To Seize Ships   Curran Offers To Compromise on Work Week of 42 Hours

NAVY POISED TO OPERATE CARGO SHIPS   Union Head Offers 42-Hour Week Plan, Hopes To Avert Strike

Ship L nion Mav Yield  In Demands   Hint Made Of Concessions As Navy Prepares To Man Vessels

Navy Prepares Maritime Plan   Mobilizing to Operate U. S, Merchant Fleet If Strike Goes on June 15

NAVY MOBILIZING TORUNSHIPS fF WALKOUT OCCURS   Curran. Says Compromiss '  42-Hour Proposal Not. 4 net Pah East

Seaman’s Union Makes  Offer To Avert Strike   Compromise Suggested—Navy Mobilizes Men To Keep Ships Running if Walkout Comes

SEEK RECRUITS TO OPERATE VESSELS   Side Issues Are Discussed By Negotiators   seek Work Week Changes; June 15 Is Date Set ° For Walkout

Suggests 42-Hour Week As Proposal To Avert Walkout   Navy Preparing To Take Over Merchant Fleet; May Seek Volunteers Among Discharged Sailors

Curran Makes Concessions, Insists Union ‘Doesn’t Want Strike’; Government Gets Ready to Operate 3,100 Merchant Ships

SHIP OWNERS MAKE OFFER   New Proposal Lends Brighter Outlook To Nevcatiations

Concessions Indicated by Union Heads   Favorable Development in Maritime Dispute Comes After Navy Prepares to Operate Vessels

Unions Willing To Avert Tie Up, With Concessions   Navy Mobilizes To Operate Ships if Strike is Called

Concessions Talked By Seamen   Effort Being Made To Compromise Maritime Dispute

SHIP OWNERS IN NEW OFFER TO STALL TIEUP   Move Brightens Prospects For Averting June 15 Seamen’s Strike

Seamen Offering A Compromise   President Curran Said This Was “Latest But Not Last’? Offer

Ship Operators M ove To Avert Mari ine Strike   ;  Offer New Campronmtse Proposal; Prospects OF Reue hing Serthemeiii

Western Ship Owners Offer A Compromise   Maritime Dispute  Settlement Outlook Brightened By New Move.

Navy To Run  Merchant Fleet lf Necessary   Curran Says Compromise 42-Hour Week Union's “Latest But Not Last Offer”

PREPARES TO RUN MERCHANT SHIPS IN STRIKE EVENT   COMBS PERSONNEL FOR MEN WITH EXPERIENCE IN MERCHANT MARINE

Negotiators Turn From Work-Week Issue Temporarily, Run Into Deadlock     ‘Colonteers Sought     Ex-Navy Men Await Call to Duty if Strike  gf... Lhe   Volunteers Sought

Compromise on 4?-Hour Week Is Latest Offer   Navy Starts to Mobilize to Run Fleet

UNION IS SEEN GIVING WAY AS NAVY BRISTLES   Sea Force Clears Decks’: To Take Over Merchant Shios .

Navy Starts to Mobilize Crews in Case of Need   Curran Reports ClO Will Compromise on 42-Hour Work Week

Navy And Soast Guard Count Noses   Gov't Girds For Maritime Strike

NMU Willing To Make More  Concessions   Curran Says 42-Hour Week “Is Latest but Not Last Offer

SEAMEN OFFER WAGES, HOURS COMPROMISE   Navy Prepares to Run U.S. Merchant Fleet If Strike Comes

Navy Recruits Men for Merchant Ships As Deadline Loom:   Seek Experienced Mtn to Man Vessels as Talks  Continue

May Be Modified   Vain Seagoing Unions Will Concede More To Avert June 15 Tieup

PROPOSE PAID LEAVE. IN LIEU OF WORK SLASH   Union Leaders Silent.as June 15 Deadline Draws Near

Union Indicates a   Willingness to:Com- ~ promise As N. avy Makes - ‘Ready ‘to Run ‘Vessels

Navy Mobilizing Men To rate Merchant Fleet  If Strike Threatens To Halt Shipping

Leader Implies Offer Is On Way   Navy Is Mobilizing To Take Over If  Strike Comes

CIO Maritime Unien Demands  May Be Eased   Spokesman Says “We're Prepared to Avert Strike and Ready to Comprom ise’: Navy Mobilizine

Action Taken by Government fo Prevent Strike   Proposal Taken Under Study by Two Disputants

New Hope Held For Compromise  Union Hasn’t Made Its Last Offer Yet

Ship Union Hints More Concessions   Would Accept 42-Hour Week; Navy Mobilizes To Run Merchant Fleet

CIO President Says Compromise 42-Hour Week Proposal Has Been Offered  —Present Is 56 Hours.   NAVY MEANTIME GETS READY TO TAKE OVER

Hint Union Concessions In Ship Row   Compromise Proposal Made by Maritime Chief; Navy Ready to Run Merchant Flee?

NEW OFFER REPORTED MADE TO MARITIME UNION AS U. S. ACTS TO INSURE SHIPS KFFEP GOING

COAST GUARD DISCHARGES CANCELLED   Manpower to Be Used to Run Merchant Ships

DOCTOR'S WIFE GETS 7 YEARS IN SLAYING   Mrs. Annie I. Mansfeldt Sentenced For Death Of Mrs. Vada Martin, Nurse Known Here

MINE OPERATORS CALL MEETING A PUBLIC DISGRACE   Negotiations May Fix Nation's Wage Polietes

Mine Owners Are Excluded From Session   Lewis Sends His Aide Pending Krug Arrival

Operators Call Parley ‘Public Disgrace and ; Shame’ as Sessions Reopen at Capital.   SHORTER WORKING SCHEDULE SOUGHT

Coal Mine Wage Meet Under Way   Negotiations for New Con. tract Open, With John L.  Lewis Not Present

Lewis Is Missing From — Opening Session; Krug:  Is Still Away On Tour

LEWIS ABSENT AS UMW TALKS GET STARTED   Mine Operators Brand Parley ‘Shame and Disgrace’

CONFEREES HOLD INTIAL MEETING ON IMI WARES   Neither Lewis Nor Krug at Morning Session of 90 Minutes   RECESS TILL 2:30 P. M.   Negotiations May Produce Change in Federal Wage Policy

Begin Mine Wage Parley  ee:  a «ee ae   Lewis and Krug Both Absent As Crucial Conference Opens

Lewis And Krug Both Absent As Coal Talks Ope   Mine Owners Call Government Action ‘A Public Disarace‘

Mine Owners Blast Decision 'o Neqotiate   Krug and Lewis Both Absent At Opening Talks

GOVERNMENT, MINER UNION NEGOTIATING   Private Owners Describe Washington Scene “Disgrace and Shame,”

Negotiations May Indicate Next Turn Of Government Policy on Wages

Owners of Mines Rap Conference   Call It Disgrace; Union Head’s Absence Laid To That of Krug.

NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN U, S.,. UMW OPENED   Operators Charge Politics Influences U. S. Deeision

Mine Operators Rap Steelman   Owners Register Disgust as Coal Wage Parley Opens

Oklahoma Woman Drowned in N. Y.   Bride of Academy Graduate Loses Life While Canoeing

Communist Coup ls Feared by Harbin As Reds Quit City   Dispatch Reports Russiar Troops Withdrawn From Vital Rail Center

NATION IS TENSE ON EVE OF VOTE TO RESTORE KING      Mounting Tide of Violence Brings Plebiscite Cam: paign to Climax; Red Bond Is... ~~ “Annihilated” be ad

200 REDS KILLED AFTER 2-DAY FIGHT IN NORTH -CREECE   By RORERT VEF VERMILLION. United Presa Carrocenns]:

200 COMMUNISTS ANNIHILATED IN TWO-DAY CLASH   Police Will Guard Polling Booths At Sundavy’s Balloting

200 Greek Reds “W iped Out’ in Clash   Country Tense on Election Eve of Voting for Return of Monarchy

20 Communists Are Annihilated By Greek Police   Clashes Continue on Eve of Voting on Return of King George

RED BAND WIPED QUT IN GREECE   PITCHED BATTLE ON EVE OF SUNDAY ELECTION

2-DAY BATTLE IN NORTHERN GREEK SECTOR   Force of 200 Communists  Annihilated

Two Hundred Communists  Annihilated   Greece on Edge As Vote for Return Of Kine Nears

COMPROMISE IN DRAFT LAW SEEN   MAY PASS THE BUCK TO PRESIDENT TREIATAN

DRAFT'S FUTURE - DEBATED HOTLY   18-Year-Olds Call May Be Leff Up to Truman

DRAFT BILL COMPROMISE IS BLOCKED   Rep. Short Objects To Use of Proxy Of Rep. Andrews

Use Of Absent Member's Vote Draws Protest   REP. SHORT CHALLENGES USE OF PROXY BALLOT

HOUSE CONFEREES CHALLENGE USE OF ABSENT COLLEAGUE’S PROXY IN DRAFT QUESTION

MANY TAR HEELS ENJOY OUTINGS   Crowds Flock To Beaches And Mountains; Many Local Celebrations Over State.

.S. Steps Up rive for.  ets’ Housing   Orders Drastic Cut In Commercial Building Materials

Democrats To Adiourn State Meeting Today   CONVENTION ENDS ALL WORK AT NOON SESSION

Writer Tells How Communists Are  Tightening Hold On Balkan States   Moscow-Sponsored regimes move steadily Forward In Name Of Democracy And Getting Away With It

Yugoslavs To Bar U.S. Information   Sovietism, Bold Now, Came Into Balkans Under Mask

CATTLE RUSHED TO STOCKYARDS   Hog Dealer Grown With Heaviest Receipts Since July 18

Cattle Matches Record $30 Price   40,000 Head Pour Into Chicago Yards

AVIATION EXPERTS SAY THAT ALL PLANES OF THE FUTURE WILL BE JET PROPELLED

KEMPER IS TREASURER   Commerce Trust President Named By Eisenhower Foundation

Truman's Report On U.S, World Foor Supply Expected   Emergency Steps Must Be Taken To Meet Our Wheat Requirements

One Killed, Eighteen Injured In School Boiler Blast, Cause Of Explosion Unknown

ONE FATALITY IN SCHOOL EXPLOSION Two Others in — Critical Condition

ONLY ONE CHILD LOSES LIFE IN SCHOOL BLAST   - Substitute Janitor Questioned As to Cause of Explosion

ANDERSON VETOES   Declares... His partment Will Not Be  ed in Raising Marain

Controversial Question Returns To Forefront  Today At UN Meeting

FRANCO SPAIN RETURNED TO UN FOREFRONT   Norway Set to Request General Debate on Troublesome Situation.

TOUCHY ISSUE BACK ON TOP AT NEW YORK MEET   Norway Reported Ready To Request General Debate On Franco Question   BRITISH LEADER HEARD   Noel-Baker Says His Country Completely Back Of U. S. Atomic Control Plan

WOULD.UNSEAT. .T. SPANISH DICTATOR BY MEANS WHICH: WOULD NOT RESULT. IN CIVIL WAR —

Challenge To Enterprise In America Now   bsgypenrbseree tata: f  ROGER BABSON STARTS   TOUR OF U. S. BY TRAIN

Thomas Favors Volunteer Army  Opposes Compulsory Militory Training

'Blizzatd Sweeps Wyoming Mountain fter Report Wreckage Sighted; cise Last Stop on Ill-Fated Flight

SEN. TAYLOR GIVES VIEWS ON TAX CUTS   Wants Slash That Will Aid Middle  Income Group

Senator Asks Low Income Tax Cutback   Democrats’ Taylor Scores G. O. P. Plan Asc Roon to Wealthy

CLAIMS PLAN TO CUT TAXES AIDS MILLIONAIRES   Taylor Sees Big Reductions Giving ‘Ponnies to Poor’

PICTURE TEST “~ WAS FAILURE   FLASH BOMB USED IN ATOMIC “REHEARSAL” AT BIKINI WENT OFF PREMATURELY

Premature Flash Bomb Explosion  Mars Bikini Test   Rehearsal For Underwater Atomic Test Has Unexpected Development

FLASH BOMB’ MARS ATOM BOMB PRACTICE   Premature Explosion Caused . By Wild Signal

Defeat of Stassen Candidate Clouds  Picture for 1948 Ry D. Hareld Oliver

Butler Holds Senate Post In Nebraska   Stassen Hopes  Given Setback

 Stassen-Endorsed ~ Candidates Beaten  in Nebraska Poll   U.S. Senator Butler is Victor Over Griswold for Senate Nod

Stassen’s Prospects For Nebraska Republican Support In Presidential Race Receive Setback

Stassen-Backed Candidate Loses Nebraska Fight   Griswold Swamped by Butler, Advocate of Isolationism

SENATOR BUTLER RENOMINATED AT NEBRASKA POLLS   Victory Regarded Blow to Stassen’s Prestige in GOP. Bare

NEBRASKA REBUFE HINDERS STASSEN   Butler Defeats Griswold in State Primary.

Victory For Butler Dims Stassen Bid   Governor Griswold of Nebraska Defeated In Primary By Wide Margir

Senator Butler Winner  At Polls   Stassen’s Prospect Cut Considerably In Nebraska

Butler Elected GOP Nominee For Senate Seat  Nebr aska, Idaho H a ies  rimori

Butler Wins Nomination  In Nebraska   Result Seen as Casting Cloud Over Stassen’s Prospects for Getting Convention Votes

STASSEN'S MAN LOSES AT POLLS   Outcome Of Nebraska Primary Blow To Stassen’s Chances; Other Primary Results.

BUTLER WINS INNEBRASKA OVER GRISWOLD   Butler Victory Was Blow For Harold E. Stassen

Stassen Gets Severe Jolt In Nebraska   Gov. Griswold, Supported By Him, Defeated By Senator Butler

Nazi Underground's Plot Grim Warning To Allied Military   Task of Reformation For from Finished—And Fer From Easy, as Dangerous Element of German Population Is In Age Range of 14 to 35, Poisoned by Hitler Doctrine

Nazi:Plot Grim Warning to Allies  "That Jobin Germany Far From Done

N azis’ > Plot W ari ning Of -Griin Import   Serves Notice On Those Who Would Relax. Military Occnpation That Allied Task of Reformation  Is Par From Finished

DISCLOSED NAZI UNDERGROUND PLOT TO REVIVE HITLERISM SHOWS STRICT ARMY GCCUPATION STILL NECESSARY

U.S. Assails Terrorism In Romanian Vote   Concern Also Voiced Over Arrangements for Election in Poland

U.S. Flays  Rumanian Elections   Country Backs Dowi: on Promises, Says Formal Statement.

MARY CHURCHILL TO WED   bal » jiartied to te Guards CapShe Met 4 Weeks Age

Solons to Hear About Bills They Failed to Act Upon  Liquor Law Likely Paramount Issue

Trolleys, Buse: Resume Again  In Pittsburgh   Critical Situation Kased: Power Strike Continues Deadlocked

Pittsburgh Transit Operations Resume   AFL-Street Car Operators and Bus Drivers Return

Car Service Limited By Power Strike, But Buses are Operating in Full Force; Heat Is Short.

Transit Strike  End Is Voted   Pittsburgh Trolly. Bu: Service Resunted

Trolley, Buses Running Again In Pittsburgh  Spurn Picket Lines O} Power Union

(ITALIAN COUNCIL TO -PROGLAIM REPUBLIC   Monarchy Faces End Of 1000 Year History

Italian Monarchy Is Nearing End; Ministers ‘To Proclaim Republic

OUTBREAKS FEARED IN “SE: CESSION BELT" OF SOUTHERN ITALY—U. 8. PLANES _ : CIRCLE ROME

Meadows Is Denied Pardon   Attornies For Former College Head Will Not Press For Parole

PROSPECTIVE PHARMACY STUDENTS SHOULD FILE APPLICATIANG EnP 1 ag:

Full Scale Battle On Greek Border   Many Invaders Killed  Near Yugoslavia

GREEKS INFLICT HEAVY LOSSES ON GUERRILLA BANU   Battlefield Close to Yugos'a Border Littered With Dead in Full-Scale Fighting.   GROUND SOLDIERS SUPPORTED BY AIRMPF:N   Athens Spokesman Declares invading Force Was Far Stronger Than First Believed.

Greek Troops Repulse Raider Bands  Air Support Given Government in Mountain Fighting

Greeks Report Battle Raging  On Frontie:   Heavy Loss Said Inflictec Om Tavaders’ by Planes And GCraund Farces

Greek Ground Troops Fight Enemy Forces   Heavy Losses Inflicted on ‘Invaders,’ on 7Mile Front

‘Aleman Takes Up Duties as Mexico's Chief Favoring Continenial Unity

Reforms In Mexico Promised   New President Is Inaugurated in Colorful Ceremony

Iran Would Appeal To UNO   Seeks Settlement of Troubles With Russia

IRAN THREAT TO REQUEST AID OF UNO ASSEMBLY   Envoy Hints Differences with Russia May Call for thaweown

Iran Projects UNO Appeal In Red ‘Grab’   Action May Start Parade of Touchy -Land Controversies

IRAN HINTS AT APPEAL TO U.N.O.   For Protection of Rights From Russia

Soldier, Reported Killed in Action Two Years Ago, 'Pelurns from Dead’

MORGAN STAYS WITH H. HL. Ag UNRRA DEPUTY   After Discussing All Phases of Issue  Chief Is Satisfied

Morgan Is Restored to UNRRA Post   Director General of Organization Makes Decision

Lehman Retains Gen. Morgan as UNRRA Deputy  Chief Satisfied After Discussion f Dooksle bewe  , a

UNRRA Director Reinstates Aide   Morgan Restored to Duty After Dispute

Worst Polio Plague Yet Seen For 19h   Another Probe Of Maritime Group Asked

HOUSE PASSAGE OF BRITISH LOAN EXPECTED TODAY.   Opponents Say Those Who Support it Face Election Defeats

Heated Debate Greets British Loan In House  Passage Expected Within Week

Proposed Loan’ of $3,750,000,000 Approved by Senate by Narrow Margin —~' * Republican Leaders Predict. House: Passage.

CLOSE VOTE IS LOAN FORECAST   Passage Of British Bill is Seen Likely

Company To Resume Making Of Blocks   Officials Agree to Production After Conference With OPA

PRODUCTION T0 BE RESUMED BY GROVE COMPANY   Manelacture Of Concrete And Cinder Blocks Starts Monday   DECISION FOLLOWS BALTIMORE MEETING

Bombay In Uproar As Riots Continue   Death Toll 210;1200 Injured; Assembly Accuses Government

1 On Verge of Greatest Age   America To Lead World To ~ Peace, Truman Tells Group      RETURNS TO DUTY

PRESIDENT HONORS TWO WAR VETERANS   25 Patients From Newton D. Baker Hospital Witness White House  Ceremony

Truman Nominates 98,000 Vets For Regular Army Commissions; Senate Raises Navy Budget

WAR DEPARTMENT BUDGET BOOSTED HALF BILLION   Regular Army Commis. sions to 9,800 Tempor. ary Officers.

Ceilings on Meat May Top Level OPA Had Expected; Porter to Ask Milk Control   Canned Tomato Price Is Boosted: Sucsar Ration to Remain the Same

PRICE CEILINGS ON MEAT TO BE LITTLE HIGHEF   Canned Tomato Prices Are Increased ; Controls Of Baby Foods   SUGAR RATION SAME * THROUGH EARLY 1947

High Meat Price Ceilings Confront American Buyers   Sugar Rations Are te Remain at 1946 Level

Higher Ceilings Likely on Meats   Controls Off Baby Foods Canned Tomatoes Upped

Higher Meat Ceilings Are In Prospect   OPA, However, Will Try to Bring Milk Back Under Control

New Meat Ceilings May Exceed Prices Proposed by OPA   Rift Develops Between OPA and Agriculture Department Over Ceilings on Livestock; Sugar Ration Remains Unchanged

Still Higher Consumer Meat Prices  In Prospect   No Change Due In Sugar Ration; Spare Stamp 51 Valid September -

Buyers Face Higher Meat Price Ceiling:   Current Sugar Stamp Will Remain Valid Through September, Ration to Stay Five Pounds

OPA Might Boost Ceilings On Meat   Sugar Ration to Remain on Present Schedule Through First of ‘47

Higher Ceiling Prices On Meat Are Predicted   Porter Wants Ceiling Pui On Fluid Milk And All Dairy Products

HIGHER MEAT CEILINGS MAY FACE SHOPPER   REVIVAL OF DAIRY CONTROLS IS PREDICTED

Higher Meat Ceilings in Prospect   Controls Removed From Most Baby Foods by OPA

Higher Meat Prices Seen For Nation  OPA To Seek Curbs On Dairv Products

Heat Cost May     rl  Ration Stays   livestock Ceilings Held Responsible.-for. ulcer ~ pending Price  Incrancea

Sugar Rationing Continued; Lid Off Baby Foods   Canned Tomato Ceiling Raised; Meat Likely To Get Higher Top

Higher Meat Price Ceilings  Are Predicted   Canned Tomato Prices Increased: Ration of Sugar to Continue  Through Early 1947

Anderson Reports He Favors Increases of $2 or More Per Hundred Pounds on Cattle and Hogs—Canned Tomato Prices Raised by OPA—Lids Taken Off Baby and Junior Foods—Early Sugar Ration Change Ruled Out.

TROUBLE OVERDUE IN PORTUGAL, WHERE DICTATOR HOLDS POWER, FORFICN AFFAIRS EXPERT SAYS

ouble for Portugal's ictatorship Has Been srowing for Many Years

Maritime Calm Brightens U.S. Labor Outlook   Only 12 Strikea Important Enough to Cause KF.

Labor Department Says Strike Outlook Best In Months As Peace Returns To Waterfronts

Marifime Peace Seen as Boon To Conversion  Relative Calm   Relative Calm On Labor Front Hailed in Capital

PLANS ARE CANCELLED FOR MARITIME STRIKE   Labor Picture Bright in Nation With Few Walkouts in Progress

Peace Returns To Waterfront   Maritime Unions Ratify Wage-Hour Pact, But Longshoremen Announce Plan to Build Huge Strike Fund

Oil Train Blows Up by Jewish Extremists   Illegal Refugees Are Taken to Karalos Internment Camn

TRAIN BLOWN UP BY SABOTEURS IN PALESTINE ZONI   British Blame Jewish &x tremists; Troops Search Nearby Villages

Holy Land Train  Wreckers Hunted   Haifa Area Surrounded a: British Seek Bombers

PLEADS GUILTY TO SHOOTING AT COUPLE   Herman Hottensen, Lang: horne, Sentenced to One Year in County Prison

Langhorne Man Given Year For Shooting at Neighbor; Sentenced In 1930 for Arson

Schmitt Enroute To lowa Prison   Mrs. Worm Goes On Trial April 29

Judge Buchanan Gets Court Post  Tazewell Jurist Namec To Court Of Appeals

President In Notuble ‘Talk Places Wreath At “‘Fomb of Unknown     Soldier Calls For Peace

President at Arlington and Other Leaders Call for Lasting Peace; Two  yarades in Germany.

Tribute Given To Heroic Dead   Armistice Day Speakers Ask Lasting Peace

Americans Pay Homage To Dead Of Two Conflicts   President Truman And Other Leaders Call For lasting Peace

Leaders Around World Stress Aims Of Peace In Armistice Day Views

WARNING TO KEEP PEACE MINGLES WITH TRIBUTES PAID HEROES OF OTHER WARS ON ARMISTICE DAY

ee Te Se ee  “Americans Pay Homage To Heroic Dead In Armistice Celebrations

US., Allies  Hanar Naad  TIVEVE YUU   Warning of Possible Loss of Peace Noted In Most of Speeches

HOMAGE PAID HEROIC DEAD OF TWO WARS   CALL FOR LASTING PEACE MADE ON ARMISTICE DAY

PRESIDENT LEADS U.S. OBSERVANCE OF ARMISTICE DAY   Truman Says U..5. Defense Pragrum Aimed at Keep inn Banca

G. 0. P. Takes Maine Offices   Democrats Shut Out In Harbinger Ballot

3 Die, Scores Hurt In Egyptian Riots   Fighting Rages Unchecked In Heart of Cairo

STUDENTS DIE DURING RIOT   EGYPTIAN DISORDERS APPEAR TO BE SPREADING

Anti-British Riots Spread Through Egypt   Smdents_ Killed, -- Wounded in Battles With: Police #

Two Students Killed, 20 Injured During Batlle With Alexandria Police

13-MORE KILLED AND: SCORES. INJURED: IN-EGYPT. IWITH ANTLBRITISH ATTACKS CONTINUING THERE

House Winds up Assembly Slate, Returns Home   State Senate Left Little Voice On Program

ADAMANT HOUSE BALLOTS, QUITS   Bullies Senate Into Taking Its Version of Lausche Program

HOUSE MEMBERS GO HOME; SENATE STILL IN SESSION   LOWER CHAMBER WINDS UP SS AFFAINS AFTER PASSING ITS VERSION OF BILLS

Austria's Future Depends on Us  Denial of Ald May Moke lt a Pawn

AID FOR AU AUSTRIA       SAYS ON “SPENDING   Quick Help May Prevent Country From Becoming Pawn Between Russia, West

Clark Favors Firm Policy With Reds; Says ‘Help Austria’   Rehabilitation Program Is Needed, He Says, for Nation; Will Help ‘Bargaining’

URGES RELIEF FOR AUSTRIA   Clark Says U. S. Help Will Decide Future of Country

STRIKE INTHIRD WEEK   Discussions: Not Apt to Reopén . For Several Days

Coal Dispute Still Locked In 3rd Week   Government Plans New Conferences Aimed at Solution

Mine Strike Goes Into Third Week In States   Government Still Is Seeking to Get UMW Representatives and Operators Together

MOY 2h)  REPUBLICANS LOOK 10 VANDENBERG FOR AID      Drive To Counter Democratic Policy Blows On

PAC Plans  Role In Next Elections   Confident Of Full Campaign -Chest-

Fact-Finders Need Teeth---Truman   His ‘State of Union’ Message Is Delayed

Homma Says He Ordered Death March        Moral “Responsibility - For Bataan Cruelties?

Homma Says Gave Order for Bataan © March of Prisoners   Says Is Morally Responsible for Anything That Happened Under His Command, But Avers Didn’t Check Up on PW’s Condition, Why Deaths at Camp Were Excessive

‘I’m Morally Responsible, Jap Declares   Ignored Physical Condi: tion Of Yank Prisoners On Bataan.

Lt. General Homma Takes Responsibility For Bataan March That Took Hizh Toll

HOMMA ADMITS GIVING DEATH MARCH ORDER   Jap General Says He Is ‘Morally Responsible’ for Anything That Happened

Homma Admits Ordering Death March on Bataan   Takes Responsibility For. Movement of Prisoners. that Cost 17 000 Their livac

Homma Admits He Issued Orders for ‘Death March’   Also Accepts Responsibility For Underlinas

Admits Ordering Bataan March Of 70,000 Troops   Declares He Is Morally Responsible For Anything Happening Under His Command

General Says He Knew of Death Rate   Full Responsibility Is Taken by Japanese Commander

States “I vAmm. Morally: Re. ‘sponsible For Everymiiiig” That Happened Un>. der My Command” 

Homma Assumes Blame For Death March Of Bataan   Admits He’s Morally Responsible In Trial Cross-Examination

HOMMA ADMITS DEATH MARCH RESPONSIBILITY   Jap General Testifies He Gave Order For Bataan Ordeal

Homma Admits Death March Responsibility   Tells: War Crimes Tribunal He Ordered March Across Bataan

Gen. Homma Admits Issuing Order For Sataan Death March Of 70,000 Captives

Homma Admits He Gave Death March. Order On Bataan      Also Admits Moral Responsibility for Deaths at Camp O'Donnel.

Gen. Homma Says He’s Responsible for Bataan March   Admission Comes Under Questioning by Col. Frank Meek

Homma Admits Ordering March   Says He Was Morally Responsible for Trip of 70,000 Prisoners in Which 17,000 Died

 '! Am Responsible,” Says Homma In Admitting He Ordered Bataan Death March

Homma Admits Giving Death March Order   Morally Responsible For What Happened ‘Under My Command, Jap General Says

Homma Gave  ‘March’ Order   ‘Morally Responsible,’ He Admits at Trial; 17,000 Out of 70,000 Yanks, Filipinos Died .-

. , 7SAP WAR CRIMES—  He omma Admits He Gave Order For Death March

General Homma Admits His Guilt In Death March   Tells Court He Ordered Departure Of 70,000 Captives From Bataan

JAP GENERAL IS READY 10 TAKE THE FULL BLAME   Confesses, On CrossExamination, He Ordered Infamous March Of 70,000 American Prisoners; Says He's Responsible For All That Happened.

Homma Admits Responsibility   Testifies To Issuing Orden For Bataan March In Which 17,000 Died

HOMMA TAKES BLAME FOR DEATH MARCH   General Admits At Cross Examination He Issued Orders for Bataan Atrocity  I7V7NAhH ARE Wie FIAACc

President Says Shortage Due to Heavy Slaughter  While Controls Lapsed

Shortage Not Due Price Control; President Tells Those Who Insist Ceiling Come Off Prices.

President Opposes Scrapping or Raising of Meat Ceilings as   Shortage Produces Complications

President Says Ceilings To Stay   Shortage Produces New Complications

Holds Supply  Will Increase In Short Time   President Takes Issue With Some of Party’s Leaders on Ways to Meet Shortage; Sees No Need for Session of Congress

PARTY CHIEFS DIFFER OVER FOOD CONTROL   MAYOR OF CHICAGO FAVORS 60-DAY SUSPENSION

BLAMES SCARCITY, ON BiG SLAUGHTER IN JULY, AUGUST   Predicts Increase in Supplies in Near Future — Holds Livestock Ceilings Are Fair   REJECTS PROPOSALS _ FOR SPECIAL SESSION   President Takes Stand in Disagreement Wit h McCormack and Other Demceratic Leaders.

Price Lids Must Stay, He Asserts   No Special Session Of Congress Needed.  Declares President

President Declares For No Change; Democratic Party Executive Group  Asks Federal Move

Expresses Hope That Cattle ; Growers Will Now Reicasc Cows and Hogs For the Market

Declares New Shortage Not Fault Of OPA   Greater Quantity, Belfer Quality” Predicted By President   NO NEED FOR SPECIAL CONGRESS, HE ASSERTS   Mayor Kelly Calls For Suspension As Executive Speaks

Disagrees With Leaders Of His Party   Sees Improvements in Nation’s Supply “In Neor Future’

President Says ‘Famine’ Is Not  Fault of OPA   Shortage Is Blamed on Large Slaughter During Midsummer

Holds Ceilings ToBe Fair And Equitable’   Disagrees With Party Leaders on 60-Day Suspension

Situation May Ease Shortly, President Says   Truman Sees No Need for Special Session of Congress

CEILINGS ARE FAVORED BY PRESIDENT   Truman Believes Only Way Out Is to Keep U. S. Price Control

President Sees Greater Quantity In Near Future   Chief Executive Says Ceilings Fair, No Special Session Needed

>resident Takes Stand In Disagreement With Some Of His Top Party Leaders; Lists Three  Reasons For Keeping Controls

Soviet Offers Plan to Settle Trieste Issue   Details Wittheld on Proposal Still to Be Presented to Council

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Study Miners’ Strike   British Bomb Plans

TRUMAN HOLDS MEETING WITH TOP ADVISORS   RECONVERSION CHIEF WITH PRESIDENT THIS WEEKEND _ON EVE OF NEW NEGOTIATIONS

President Is Studying Coal Strike Crisis   Considers Methods Of Mak ing New Attempt To End Coal Strike   NO IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT SEEN

GREAT FIFTH AMPHIBIOUS CORPS RELIEVED OF JAP OCCUPATION; TO COME HOMI

GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS MAK-——ING-PLANS_TO_RATION__OUT SUPPLIES AT               By PHILLIPS J. PECK  LDA ee  ee, BES SE = em, Tenens

Negotiations On Soft Coal Wage  Are Continuec   Parley Resumed Under Pres. sure Of Scheduled Mine Strike Next Week   LITTLE HOPE FOR EARLY AGREEMENT

Compromise Expected In New York Transit Strike Scheduled Toniaht

NEW YORK STRIKE MAY BE AVERTED   Night - Long Conference Said to Have Provided  Basis For Settlement.

Court Sentences S$Murderers ©   43 Nazis Face Death For Killings in Bulge

43 Will Die For Bulge Slaughter, 30) Go to Prison   Doomed Newis Ask To  Pace Firing Squ sh ane ee 3 eee

NAZI VETERANS DOOMED TO Dit   Bulge Battle Massacre Of 900 Brings Death Sentence For 45

43 Nazi Vets Doomed to Die   30 Others Get Jail For Bulge Massacre

43 Veterans Of Nazi Army Doomed To Die   Others Get Prison Terms for Slaughter of Americans

DECREE DEATH FOR 43 NAZIS      Thirty Others Given Long Prison Sentences For Massacre of Yanks

43 of ‘Bulge’ Killersto Die   Leng Prison Terms Giver Others in Slauchter

DEATH SENTENCES GIVEN 43 NAZIS   THIRTY OTHERS GET PRISON TERMS FOR SLAUGHTER OF YANKS AND BELGIANS,

43 Germans Doomed by Dachau Court   30 Face Prison For Killing of 900 Yanks and Belgians

Governor Opens Houston Hearine By Commission   Nationalization of Industry Is Feared By Texas Executive

Stevenson Voices His Opposition   Governor Speaker At Federal Gas Control Hearing

Legislature May Mark Time on Rent Control Law   No Action Needed If Congress Extends Federal Controls

LEGISLATURE SET. FOR RENT MEET MONDAY   GOP Forces Would Stall Action Until Federal Move Is Made

‘BYRNES LAUDED BY FORESTALL   SECRETARY ADMITS WALLACE ANNOYS HIM

STRIKE CONTROL BILL IS PUSHED   Move Threatens Further Delav In Senate On British Lean

British Loan Faces Congress Balk   Strike Control Moves Toward Top Position

Strike Perils  ~ Vote on Loan   Debate on British Measure May End Wadnecdavu

British Loan Vote May Be Delayed  Senator F ohnson   Senator Johnson Attacks Bill

“Lith Napoleon of Tropics” Served 13 Years as President; Fled Loom- ,  ing Revolution

Valuations In lowa Are On Increase   Assess7d Value cf Real and Personal Property Over Three Billions

News Behind The News  Seprright McCiure Newspaper   WASHINGTON By Bay Tucker

Strike Ties Up Electric Line  Employes Ignore Presidential Order

HITCH-HIKER IS SOUGHT   Was Picked Up by Woman Who Was Found, Injured. by a Roadside

Laski Hears A-Bomb Talk   Says New Weapon Could  Rasze Indiana. Hlinois.

Marine’s Relatives Believe Him Alive But He:Prefers To Be ‘Dead’

Friends Convinced Langston is Stili Alive, but Preferred to Remain ‘Officially Dead’

Miners to Ask Single Contract   Nation-Wide Pact With Soft Coal Mine Firms to Be Asked

Miners Wind Up Convention  With Shouts   Refuse to Make Anything Less Than Nationwide Contract With Soft Coal Operators

United Auto Workers Stand Firm On Demand For 18 1-2 Cent Increase

UAW Refuses To Bargain for 18/2 Cent Hike   Union Demands Increase Be in Excess of UEW Settlement Rate

UNION STANDING FIRM ON DEMANDS IN G. M. DISPUTE   ‘Leaders Insist Raise Exceed 18}, Cents An Hour Company Granted to Electrical Workers.   175,000 STRIKERS TOLD TO “HOLD LINES”   Disputants to Resume Negotiations T od a y—Hearing on Charges Against Firm  Start Before NRLB.

UNION WON'T EASE UP GM PAY DEMANDS   ‘HOLD YOUR LINES”, IS ADVICE SENT UAW LOCALS

Auto WorkersStand Firm on Wage Demands   GM Production Employe: Told to “Hold Your Lines” by Union Officials

U.S. Urging 40-Yr. Treaty For Germany   Byrnes Invites Russians to Join Jn Forming Plan

BYRNES URGES RUSSIA JOIN IN Bl FOUR PALT   Agrees War Is Not Imminent But Seeks Pact On Ceermany

BYRNES SEES NO IMMINENGE OF NEW WAR   U. S. Secretary Calls on Russia to Join Allies In 40-Year Treaty.

Byrnes Agrees War Is — ‘Not Imminent; 40-Year . Treaty Urged In Talk

Byrnes Plans 40-Year Peace  For Germany   Asks Stalin To Join With Britain, U.S. Anc France To Keep Nation Unarmed.

Greek voting is threatened  by disorders Rightist coup for monarchy feared

Nation Upset By Disorders   Monarchist Attempt At Coup Is Possible

U. S. Not To Give Up Over Bomb Control   RUSSIAN REFUSAL TO ACCEPT BARUCH’S PLAN NO BAR

'Russia’s Position On Atomic Control Is Not Held Final   'Gromyko Cites Objec: ; tions to Baruch Phan ' But Diferences Expect ed To Be Reconciled.

United States . Presses Adoptior Of Baruch Plan   Delegation Does Not Consider Gromyko’s Statement Yesterday As Final

U.S. Maintains Atomic Position   Russian Refusal Not Considered as Final Position on Question

U. S. Will Press Baruch Proposal   Russian Attitude Called ‘Arqument’

Still Hope To “Sell” A-Plan   Russia’s Rejection  Of U..S. Control Plan Taken Only As. Argument, Not Final Wérd

U.S, SET T0 PUSH ITS ATOMIC PLAN   Soviet Rejection Of Baruch Idea Not Believed Final

REPORT. §. WILL CONTINUE EFFORTS FOR BARUCH PLAN   Russia's Rejection of Atom Contre! Proposal Not Corsidered Final

U.S. TO INSIST UNO 0.K. ATOM CONTROL PLAN   Russian Rejection Of Proposed Project Seen Not Final

U.S. TO PRESS FOR BARUCH PLAN FOR CONTROL OF ATOM   Russian Stand Will Not Faze OCU arin Demanding -Ac ceptance of Plan

United States To Continue ‘To Press For Adoption Of ‘Baruch Atomic Control Plan   Russia Has Declared That She Could Not Accept The Key U. S. Proposals

U.S. Will Continue Baruch Atom Plan Despite Moscow   Gromyko Statement =] Considered Merely as Argument, Not Final Stand

U.S. To Press  Atom Control} Plan Adoption Despite Soviet   Spokesman Declares Gromyke-Qpposition . Is Not Final Stand

U.S. Will Press For Baruch Plan Of Atom Control   Russian Declaration Regarded Merely As Opening ‘Argument’

U.S. WILL CLING 10 ATOMIC PLAN   Nation Will Adhere to Baruch Proposal Despite the Russian Determination Not to Accept Its Principles.

Will Push Atom Plan in Spite of Soviet Protests   U.S, Will Press  For Adoption of Baruch’s Atomic Control Proposal

INDUSTRIES FEEL OHIO COAL PINCH   Most U. M. W. Workers Stay idle Pending Talks

Most Miners Still Striking   Many Express Hope That Contract Dispute Will Soon Be Settled

Iwo Die as Farm Home Is Burned   Heroic Mother Leads Others Out, She and One Child Fatally Burned

WELFARE DEPT SEEKS FUNDS  FOR HOSPITAL BUILDING PLAN   Wants State To  Appropriate Total Of $216,694,900, Expand Facilities

District Mine Strike Spreads  ‘4,300 Pit Workers Are   4,300 Pit Workers Are  lcled

Loan Called Step Toward Ruin By Former REC Boss   Unfair to American People, Jones Says  To Bank Committee

Jones Fights British Loan   Ex - Commerce Secretary Calls Measure Step ‘Toward Financial Ruin.’

SOUTHERN BAPTISTS CHOOSE ST. LOUIS AS: NEXT MEETING PLACE, PROTEST DEI ECATE TO VATICAN

Ninth District Republicans Name S. H. Sutherland Of Clintwood,  As Party’s Nominee For Congress Bristol Meet Marked By Harmony, Determination To Wih At Polls

Hindu-Moslem Strife To End   India’s Coalition Cabinet Is Formed; Nation Is Quieter,

Charges Krug  Plane Misuse ‘Took Aircraft On Political Barnstorm’

LEC LIGN DENAMITE  Krug Political Barnstorming ‘In Army Plane Charged

Twenty Killed in Crash At Rio de Janeiro   : Mists Blamed For Crash Against “Doarrott’s. Peak

Plane Crash Kills 20   Argentine Air Liner Hits Peak Near Rio; Only One Survivor

20 PERSONS DIE IN PLANE CRASH   ONLY ONE SURVIVOR OF AIRPLANE DISASTEF NEAR RIO DE JANEIRO

Plane Smashes Against Peak;  One Survivor   Argentine Minister to Lisbon Among Passengers

Trieste Issue Balks Nations   Russia, U. 5. Reject Neutralizing Plan

French Plan For Trieste ls Opposed   Would Make City International  For Period of  10 Years

U. S., Russian Opposition To French Plan For Trieste Dims Early Sefflement

Russia and U. §. Are Opposed  To Trieste Plan Compromise Solution For City Not — Receiving Approval

FRENCH PLAN FOR TRIESTE OPPOSED   Dims. Prospects For Compromise _ Solution To Issue

French Plan For Trieste is Opposed   Key Issue To Peace Treaties

TRIESTE PLAN SAID IGNORED   French Proposal Opposed by Both U. S., Reds

Russia And US Frown On Frenct Trieste Plan   Internationalizing Cities In Past Never Successful

Trieste Issue Holds Threat Of ‘Deadlock’ By Minist :   U.S. Russia € ¢ oe  7 > Jaite rnationaliza.® % s  Plan For Vital c, —

Trieste Blocks Big 4 Accord   Russia, U. S. Oppose French Plan For Internationalizing City.

—we Vote Would Abolish Meat Ceilings Permanently   Patterson Denies Doing Favors for Munitioneers.   New Ambassador toChina Named

Truman Names John L. Stuart To Chinese Post   JNRRA Shipments Stoppec By LaGuardia Because Of Delivery

NAMES CHINA AMBASSADOR   John L. Start I Missionary And Educator, Picked By  Truman for Post

AMBASSADOR T0 CHINA NAMED   Presbyterian Minister Gets Appointment To Far East Country

CHINA SUPPLIES — ORDERED HALTED   LA GUARDIA ACTS ON COMPLAINTS OF UNRRA—STUART NOMINATED AMBASSADOR,

MEAT PLANTS SET FOR WORK   Operations to Resume Today With Return Of Strikers

248,000 Men To Work Fo:  Uncle Sam   Fact-Finding Panel Moves To Capital To Discuss Waces

Normal Operations:  ted By Friday   Some Meat. To:Be Delivered Be Deliv De By Wed#Aiguments Listed

Union's Shift May Bring New Shipping Talks   "10 Marine Engineers Of fer To Negotiate EastGulf Contract

Wheat Stock To Be Double   More Than Twice That of Current Marketing Year

Weatherman Says Montana Cold  Snap Now Broken  No Zero Readings Are Expected in State Tonight

COST OF LIVING IS GOING UP   OPA Admits Wholesale Prices Are Now Increasing One Per Cent A Month

PALESTINE 1S INJECTED INTO U. N. BATTLES   Russia Scathes British And Americans For Trusteeship

Soviet Russia Assails  Great Britain English Criticized by Novikov on Palestine Matter

REDS RAP STAND OF UL 5. BRITAIN ON TRUSTEESRIPS   Novikov Sharply Criticizes Engiand for Not Offering Palestine Agreement to U. N.   SOVIET ALLEGATIONS. ARE QUICKLY DENIED   La Guardia Recommends Establishment of $400,000,000 Fund to Prevent “Starvation” in Europe.

Palestine Tossed Into Trusteeship Battle By Russia   Soviet Flays Britain, Blasts U. §. For ‘Contradictory Views

Soviet Russia Scores Britain   Palestine  Is Injected Into  UN Trusteeship Battle

TRUSTEESHIP ROW INVOLVES ALLIES   Great Britain Is Roundly Criticized With U, S. Blasted For Contradictory’ Views

Trusteeship Row In UN  Flares Anew   Russian Delegate Raps U. S., British In Newest Speech

RUSSIA RAPS U. 5. STAND ON TRUSTEESHIPS   ‘Criticizes Failure Of _ Britain to Present  Palestine Plan

Palestinian Policy Rapped By Russia   United States Also Gets Share of Soviet Criticism

NOVIKOY GETS HIS REPLY FROM DULLES   Delegation Experts Hamper Establishing UN Trusteeship

GM President Is At Contab Today   Dewey Trying To Bring Two Sides Together

President Wilson of GMC Ill, Unable To Attend as Solon Asks Truman's Aid

MURRAY SILENT ON APPEAL BY MAYOR OF N.Y.   Strikes Stall Services In Detroit And  Houston

GM, Union Talks : Resume, No Early’  Agreement Seen :    Wilson Again Takes Part In Detroit Negotsa: tions.

UAW. Doesn't Like Optimistic Statements Dewey Puts Out  SOON INTO 100TH DAY

GM and CI0 Confer Again   UAW Criticizes Medictor’s  Optimism, Says Statements Not Justified

GM AND UAW RESUME BID FOR STRIKE PEACE   lliness Again Keeps Wilson Away From Meetings

GM-UAW Meeting Resumes With President Wilson Back In Seat At Conference Table   Issues Including Wages, Seniority And Vacation Pay Still Unsettled

Meeting Resumed Today: May Move To Washington   President Wilson Is Still Absent; Dewey Hears Objection T9 Optimism

Negotiations In Auto Strike  Resumed Today   UNION LEADE RS IRKED BY STATEMENT OF DEWEY

Atom Bomber Flies by Remote Control In Experiment at Roswell Air Field

McKAY TRIAL RECESSED FOR TODAY —   Court Observes _ Lincoln’s Birthday; Resumes Tomorrow

LIQUOR GRAFT GASE RECESSED   DEFENSE OPENS ARGUMENTS FOR DISMISSAL

MANY PLANTS STILL CLOSED   Most of Steel Fabricators Await Adjustments Of Products Prices

DRAWING HELD ~ FOR FARMLAND   EIGHTY- SIX VETERANS, ONE A = WOMAN, ‘TO RECEIVE RICH”  -. ‘ACREAGE IN TULE LAKE BASIN :

Poles Show Surprise Over Byrnes Plan   Determined to Fight If Germans Try To Get West Territories

Texas City Shaken by  Explosion   Dallas Disaster Believed Due to Boiler Mishap And Ammonia Gas.

BAKER HOTEL IS SCENE OF EXPLOSION   Many Are Hurt By Glass and Falling Walls

7 Killed In Hotel Explosion   Midtown Dallas Rocked By Blast; Scores - Rre Injured

Hotel Blast Kills Five: Scores Hurt   Many Overcome by Sas Fumes in Dallas Explosion; Entire Side Of Buildina Wreckad

SCORES HURT, MANY TRAPPED BY EXPLOSION   Firemen Battle Fumes To Rescue Injured  In Tragedy

Five Persons Die, Scores Injured in Dallas Explosion   Blast in Basement Of Baker Hotel Shakes City Area

FIVE PERSONS KILLED IN HOTEL EXPLOSION TODAY   Seores of Persons Were Injured In Accident at Dallas, Texas.   AMMONIA GAS EXPLODED   it Was In Basement of the Baker Hotel; East Section Wrecked.

Explosion At Dallas Takes Lives Of Five   Scores Injured As Blast At Hotel Shakes Downtown Business District.

Scores Injured InBaker Hotel Tragedy Today   Midtown Dallas Shaken; Building le Badiv Damaaed

Explosion Also Injures Scores  Boiler Blows Up In allas, Tex., Hotel

More Victims Are Sought Among Debris   Blast Occurs Under Coffee Shopin — 600-Room Hostelry

Five Die, Scores Hurt in Blast At Dallas Hotel   Firemen Wearing Gas ‘Masks Rescue Trapped And Overcome Victims

BAKER HOTEL, DALLAS, SCENE OF EXPLOSION   Dense Smoke Hampers Rescue Work; Blast Occurred About Noon

WD Injured in Explosion of Ammonia Gas   Fumes Force Firemen To Put on Masks in Disaster at Baker

VLGL = bApIVOIUE  Kills 5 In Texas  Scores Are Injured in Blast at Baker Hotel. in  Dallas  WRECKS ENTIRE. 5IDE           Many Persons Overcome by Fumes, Others: Trapped: in Upper Floors

Think Several Injured Fatally By Explosion Of Boiler In Basement

Three-Way Split.Is Seen As Congress Probes Draf   Long, Bitter Debate Predicted As Legislators Gird  For Year's Merriest Melee’

House Takes Up Split Draft Issue; Hot Fight Promised; Hope For Vote Tomorrow

SWAY SPLIT IN HOUSE OVER DRAFT DEBATE   Rayburn Expects Bitter Battle Calis Members to Early Session

HOT DRAFT FIGHT STARTS IN HOUSE   Three-Way Split Points Te Bitter Debate On Bill

Hot Fight Over Draft In House   Rayburn Expects Another Breakfast Session Tomorrow

Draft Law Seen As Hot Issue in Congress Races  Voters to Demand That Candidates Take Definite Stand

Draft likely to be‘red-hot’  election issue Military group  to delay action

Draft Measure Hot Issue In Fall Election   Peacetime Extension Probably Be Thrown Into Lap Of New Congress.  ACT EXPIRES MAY 13

Draft Likely Voting Issue   Congressional Candidates May Be Forced to Take Stand in ‘46 Elections

Draft Law Seen as Red-Hot Political Issue   New Congress May Get Measure for Consideration

PRAFT EXPECTED TO BECOME A HOT. ELECTION ISSUE   Candidates for Congress Probably Will Be Called On to Take Stand on Conscription.   VOTERS’ INTEREST IN PROPOSAL INTENSE   House Group Plans to Throw Matter of Extension of Act Into Lap of New Lawmakers,

Draft Law May Become Politica Issue This Year  Congress Expected To Hold Hot Bill

DRAFT LIKELY 10 BECOME RED HOT POLITICAL ISSUE   See Voters Asking Stand on Military Service Act

Draft Seen Hot Issue In Elections   New Congress May Get Job Of Deciding On Draft Extension

Draft Looms As Political Issue  Military Committee To Put Service Act Up to Congressmen

Wes 3a Pil a est ae te = a RU bm 00 AH Af EAN oO UE ek A a ing SECIS Bile i ctaanle ee eee ee ee ee     Te, Lea aa IES  Drajt Is Taking Role oj Red-Hot Political Issue

British Loan Wins Victory   Passes First Test In House; Already Has Senate Approval

New Program Aids Montanans in Entering College  Equivalence Exams May a

New Program Aids Montanans in Entering College  Equivalence Exams May Supplant Secondary Diploma

Franco Reply Due Next Week   Auswer to ‘White Book’  Charges Claims Spain Weae) Moessipal

STATE HIGHWAY ““PAEROL TO SELECT ne NEW" MEMBERS       Juterested Pe SONS ‘May Secure Applications From Patrol Head: quarters in Jeff. City

Assessed Value Of Property In State Grows  Board of Equalizatior Report Shows $11,050,000 Increase

Assessed Value  Of Property In State Grows  Board of Equalizatic  a a      Board of Equalizatior Report Shows $11,050,000 Increase

SHOWERS MAY FALL   Temperatures Slightly Lower Tonight. and Sunday

Investment Of Funds Is Advised By Roger Babson   TRUST PLAN DISCUSSED BY NOTED U. S. 5 ECONOMIST

TO ALEMAN INAUGURATION   Lt. Gen. and Mrs. Gerow Are Guests of Mexican Government

Six Insane Vets Flee Hospital   Army Life Term Prisoners Escape from Valley Forge

Six Army Lifers, All Mental Cases, Escape Hospital   Eastern Penn. Residents Warned All Dangerous; __ Flee. Throngh_ Window.

SIX DANGEROUS MEN AT LARGE   ‘Army Life-Term Prisoners, All Insane, Escape Hospital In East

6 Insane Army Life-Termers  Flee Pennsylvania Hospital  Dangerous Fugitives Elude Capture As Heavily-Armed Posse Presses Search

Armed Lifers Break Out Of Army Hospital   Six Prisoners, Described As ‘Dangerous’ Mental Patients, Escape At Valley Forge

‘Court Rules Electric Cooperatives  Not Subject To Public Utility Law

 Highway Patrolmen Are Given Raise In  Pay Effective July 15   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent

CHINA TRUCE IS PROPOSED BY MARSHALL   Urges Communisis Turn Over City Of Changchun

Molotov Suggests Two Compromises At Peace Parley   Smoother Sailing Is Seen as Soviet Mood Chanoes for Better?

Russian Compromises Brighten Picture For Paris Peace Conference Success

Trend Towerd City Taxes Assailed. Equitable Distribution Is Suecested

“ —TAKES STAND AGAINST NEW TAXES—  Ohio C. Of C. Attacks Trend In Ohio Toward  Uuility, Income Levies   “* More Equitable Distribution Of Existing ” Taxes, Rather Than Increases, Is Urged

SIZE TO SHRINK IN CANDY BARS   Manufacturers Compute Ceilings, Prices By New OPA System

Nickel Candy Bar Likely to Shrink Under New OPA Ceiling Regulation

LEGION ENDS. ITS SESSION   NO WORLD WAR ‘Il VETERANS ELECTED TO STATE OFFICE— BYRNES IS SUPPORTED

Legion Elects All-World War  Group to Offices   Only Young Veteran Nominated Finishes Third in Contest

SOUERS, LEARY ARE APPOWTED      Intelligence em Is Sel in’ Motion By President

German Duplicate Produced, Charge   United States Warns World - In Blue Book on Trade Setup —

Coal Miners, Operators In New Session   After Four Months Under Government Operation, Factions Meet To Discuss New Contract.

Mine Owners, Lewis Called To Conterence   Government Trying to Have Contract Signed So That Mines May Be Returned to Owners

Govt. Begins Attempt’’ .° To Get Rid of Coal Mines Operators, Lewis Meeting

Meeting Called In Effort To Negotiate Contract .... Government Seeks ToGet  Rid Of Coal Mine Bother

ALEMAN LEADING IN  FIRST RETURNS ON  MEXICAN ELECTION OPPONENT CHARGES THA BALLOT “FRAUD”; NOT  WMIICU VINI ENCE Crew

ALEMAN HOLDS MEXICAN MARGIN   Sunday Vote. Brings Fraud Charge From Opponent

ALEMAN LEADING IN FIRST RETURNS ON MEXICAN ELECTION   OPPONENT CHARGES THA} BALLOT “FRAUD”; NOT MUCH VIOLENCE SEEN

SPORTS HERO I$ STRICKEN   NG-ILLNESS -ENDS-IN-DEATIH FOR WALTER JOHNSON, FAMOUS BIG LEAGUER

DEATH WINNER OVER JOHNSON   Brilliant Career Of Famed Baseball Pitcher Ends in Capital Hospital

SENATORS FIGHT WAEE CONCESSION   Russell Farm Parity Amendment Is Lost ia Gomzramise

Moscow Broke Pact On Iran Says Byrnes   Secretary Sees Violation In Refusal To With draw Soviet Troops

BYRNES AGGUSES RUSSIAN LEADERS   Country Didn't Keep Its Agreement, Secretary Declares.

Byrnes Says Russia Fails To Keep Faith   Refusal To Withdraw Troops Cited—Iran Note Awaited

Russia Violates Pact in Iran, Byrnes Believes   ‘Secretary Upholds MacArthur’s  Power in Manchurig

Byrnes Says Reds Violated Pact —   Emphatic In Discussing Iranian Situation:

Luck of Hughes Still Holds Good   Movie-Aviation Leader Holding Own Despite Desperate Crash Injuries

ONLY FIVE TEXANS  Sivek ki tse eee sme   Suspect Held In Odessa Slavina

PRESIDENT SAYS NO SESSION OF CONGRESS LIKELY   Refuses to Comment On Coal Strike Reports.

UN Again Uelays ‘Action on Case. “Of Franco Spat  cromyle Says Russi s No ot Wa ant Case

HOUSE FLOOR  LEADER FIGHT ISBITTER  —G. O. P. May Hav To Pick  . . e Fa On Pate SO 8 OC Lh

FIGHT STILL ON FOR REPUBLICAN HOUSE LEADER   Talk Of Compromise Candidate _  Heard—Three Now Want Job

Bitter Contest For House Leadership Starts Talk of Compromise Candidate  

GOP Seeking Compromise as House Leader   Four Candidates Promise Bitter Fight for Post

Compromise Talk ‘In House Leader Row Unconvincing   ‘Four Men Still in Race for   GOP Post With Halleck  i Holdimg Edge

Fires Still Burn From Atom Blast   Firefighting Crews Kep! Busy Dousing Flames at Bikini Atoll   TOLL, 5 SHIPS SUNK   Second Test Is Scheduled to Be Held Within 3  or 4 Weeks

Firefighting Crews Enter Second Day At Bikini; Jap Cruiser Fifth Ship To Sink   Lagoon Still “Reacting” From A-Bomb Blast: Operation Termed Success

Surprised at Slight Damage to Big Ships; Firefighters Battle Flames From A-Bomhb

Crews Are Fighting Fires Aboard Bombed Vessels  Second Test Expected To Take Greater Toll of Guinea Ships

Five Ships Sink At Blasted Bikini  Animals Survive On Every Ship

Fires Still Burn From Atom Blast   Firefighting Crews Kept Busy Dousing Flames at Bikini Atoll   Second Test Is Scheduled to Be Held Within 3  or 4 Weeks

Toll of Vessels Increased to Five   Firefighting Crews at Work Over Atom-Blasted Lagoon

Firefighters Are Still Battling A-Bomb Flames   Underwater Biast, Next On Schedule, Expected To Take Far Greater Toll

Five Vessels Are Sunk; Radioactivity Is Reported; Await  Second Blast

Next A-Test Toll May Be Higher    Underwater Blast Expected to Be More Damaging to Ships; Fires Still Raving

‘Second Test Coming In Few Weeks .  Under-Water Atom Bomb May Do Greater Damage

Second Atom Test To Take Greater Toll   Under Water Explosion Scheduled for Last of July May Deal Terrific Blow, Sec. Forrestal Says.

Crews Dousing Flame Pockets Of Bomb Fleet   ‘Demonstration Doesn't Mean End of Navies

Weird Results Mark Atom Area   Fifth Ship Sinks as Scientists Study Strange Wreckage at Bikini

Firefighters Work to Halt Remaining  Flames After Bomb   Atomic Blast Fires on Target Vessels Burn for Second Day

Firefighting Crews Work On Blasted Ships As Test'Is Termed Successful

BIKIN! TARGET FIRES BURNING   Navy Crews Still Fighting Bomb-Created Blazes in Lagoon Test Fleet

Crews Fight Fires Aboard Target Ships   Atomic Bomb Sinks Five Of Vessels in Bikini Lagoon; Experiment Is Declared Successful

LIST FIVE VESSELS SUNK IN BIKINI LAGOON BY BOMB   SECOND TEST WITHIN 3 OR 4 WEEKS MAY TAKE GREATER TOLL

N avies Not Outmoded By  Atomic Bomb   Firefighting Goes on In Bikini Lagoon as Number of Ships Sunk Increases to Five

Last Pockets of Flames Battled In Atom Fleet   Two More Ships Sink, Bringing Toll of Test Bombing to Five

Fifth Ship Goes Down   Fire Fighting Crews Still At Work; Undersea Test In Few Weeks Expected To Take Bigger Toll

Ships Still Burn After Bomb Test: 5 Go To Bottom.   Second Blast Under Water May Exact a Greater Toll, View

Greater Toll In Second Test Expected   Damage Inflicted Upon Heavier Units Held Not Large

Second Bomb Test May Be More Destructive; Many Ships Still Afire

Douse Fires on Target Ships   Underwater Test Is Planned for Three or Four Weeks Later

live Vessels Target Fleet Already Sunk   Broken Japanese Cruiser  i “Sakaws”? Takes Dive . Into Waters Of  sO Lacoan   Flames Rage On S. S. Independence   Forrestal Indicates Second Bomb Blust Under Water Will Cause Greater  Ramsagn

Fire Fighters Douse Flames 01 Battered Ships   Atom Bomb’s Tol! Now Five Sunk, 25 Others Damaged

Fifth Craft Sinks After Bomb Blasi   Navy Secretary Forrestal Indi cates Second Atomic Tes May Take Far Heavier To! af Target Fleet

Atomic Blast Sinks Five Ships Including Cruiser   Navy Secretary Convinced ‘There Will Be Navies In Future’ After Watching Tests Off Bikini; Question Of Whether Crews Could Survive Is Still Doubtful

Bikini Crews Prepare New A-Bomb Test   Underwater Blast Expected to Cause More Naval Damage

Atomic Bomb Results Are Given Study   Many Questions Left Unanswered in Early Inspection of Targets

Firefighters Battle Flames In Bikini Atom Bombed Ships   Jap Cruiser Down First   Hulls To Feel Blow

Crews Dousing Fires Aboard Bikini Ships  Ne xt Atomic Te st May Be Beiter

JAP CRUISER SAKAWA FIFTH SHIP TO SINK IN BOMB TEST   Lagoon Still Reacting From Blast As Work Of Inspection Goes.On

TWO MORE SHIPS SINK IN ATOMIC BOMB BLAST   Crews Still Fighting Fires on Vessels Among Target Fleet

§ Ships Sunk By Atomic Bomb Rays Still Active  Forrestal Forecasts Underwater Test May Affect More Veccele

Battle Flames on A-Bombed Wreck: At Bikini Lagoon   Ships Must Be Saved ‘So Effects of Bomb  May Be Studied---An Undersea Blast Sean

Fire Fighters Still Work On Bikini Targets   Second Atom Bomb Tes! Expected To Take Far Greater Toll.

Firefighters Work At Bikini Lagoon; Jap Cruiser Sinks   Area Still “Reacting’’ From Atomic Bombing

TOTAL OF SHIPS SUNK BY ATOM BOMB RISES TO FIVE AS FIRES STILL RAGING ON MANY VESSELS

Crews Are Fighting Fires Aboard Bombed Vessels  Second Test Expected To Take Greater

FIREHGHTERS DOUSING FLAMES IN TARGET FLEET   Five Vessels Now Sunk In Bikin: Lagoon

Firemen Fighting Pacific Vessels   Fire Left By Bomb Is Being Doused; Five Ships Sunk

Fire Fighters Douse Flames  From A-Bomb   Jap Ship ts Fifth To Sink At Bikini

SECOND TEST EXPECTED TO HIKE DAMAGE   Crews Go to’ Work to Get Test Ficet Into Shape for Under Water Blast   AIR SHOT SANK FIVE SHIPS. DAMAGED OTHERS

A-BOMB TEST DOESN'T RULE OUT NAVIES   That Generality Given by Secretary Forrestal Following Bikini Experiment—Toli of Ships Sunk to Five.

—ATOMIC—  Fight Fires On Warships  Study Plans .For Underwater Test

THOMAS HOLDS FORMER POWER   CLAIMS HE CON*YROLS CIO EXECUTIVE BOARD

British Foreign Office Denies Bevin’ Statement About Jewish Immigration

Navy Flyers Who Set World’s Non-Stop Flight Record Receive Honors From Secy. Forrestal

GREEN SFEECH CUT OFF AIR      WIRES CUT AT ASIIEVILLE AS  ONE RESULT OF CAMPAIGNS - TO ORGANIZE THE SOUTIt

GREEN TO ORGANIZE WORKERS IN: SOUTH   Probe Clipping Of Wires Dur ing Radio Address

DRIVE TO BOOST POSTWAR NAV)   Appropriations Committe Trimmed Out 114 Vessels In Budget

House Committee Fights To Keep 1,079-Ship Navy   Chamber Is Asked T Override Appropriations Group's Plan

Fight Launched To Maintain  1,079 Ships In Postwar Navy    Naval Committee Calls on House to Override Proposal to Trim Out 114 Vessels—Bitter Floor Fight Expected Today ©

OPA HEAD BACKS PRICE INCREASE   Sees Production Rise as Best Check on Inflation

OPA TO GRANT PRICE ADJUSTMENT   Move Is Made to Satis:y Consumer Gocd3 Demand

OPA To Grant Price: Boosts Sor Output   Porter Says Inflation Can Only Be Averted By Production Flood

MARKET RUNS IN CONFUSION ON USED CARS   PRICES FANTASTIC; SIGNS OF BREAK REPORTED

USED CAR PRICE TREND IN DOUBT   MARKUPS BY SOME DEALERS REPORTED—SIGNS OF “BREAK” SEEN.

Used Car Market Is Confused By Decontrol Action   Some Prices Fantastic, But Signs of “Break” Seen

D-DAY TRBUTES PAID IN FRANGI   Second Anniversary Ceremonies Held; Monuments Are Dedicated

Uncollected Refuse In Tulsa Alleys   Result of Strike Of Garbage Men, Street Employes

Tulsa Facing Crisis Resulf Garbage Tieup   Some Workers Appear And Offer to Go Back o Jobs; Threat Held Out Of General Walkout

Thomasville Strike Settled   New Contract Ratified; Plant To  Reonen Soon

SETTLE STRIKE AT THOMASVILLE   Four-Months-Old Walkout Of 1,200 Chair Company Employes Ends; Plants To Reovnen In Few Davys.

Coal Union Stands Pat onDemand   Both Sides Deny Fuller's Assertion on Peace Proposal

New Proposals For Settlement  ~ Are Not Public   Paul Fuller, Federal Concilliator, Places Suggested Armistice Before John Lewis And Coal Operators As Plan To Put End To Long, Costly Bituminous Strike   RULLETIN

AUTO SHORTAGE HITS ROBBERS   Bank Looter Obliged To Hire Taxi To Make  Getawav

Hired Cab to Rob Bank, Says Suspect   Sullivan’s Hollow White Man Arrested

TRUMAN ASKS SPENDING CUT   Slash of Five Billions In Current Fiscal Year Urged on Congress

Truman Urges 6 Billion Cut InGov't Funds   Repeal of Appropriation Recommended by President

Attempt to End Trolley Tie Up   Street Railway Officer Coming To Pittsburgh From Boston

POLITICS CALLS HALT TO MARITIME PROBE   Inquiry Postponed So Lawmakers Can Campaign

House Drops Ship Profits  Investigation   To Be Resumed After Election

Mutiny Ends In Seamen's Capitulation   Wild Disorder Continues In Streets, However; Casualties Mount.   Crowds Attack.

Gandhi Asks Mobs Halt Riots   Disorder Still Rages Despite Surrender Of Mutinious Sailors

Surrender of Navy Mutineers Fails To Help   British Troops Forced — To Fire Repeated Volleyg As Uprisings Unabated

Gandhi Urges Halt of “Orgy”   Asks Non-Violent Action to Win Hope of Indian Home Rule

GANDHl URGES BOMBAY RIOTS ~ BE TERMINATED   ‘Indian Leader Makes Appeal to Mobs as Street Violence Continues   SPEAKS AS PARTY CHIEF,   British Report Situation I Better After Surrender of Mutineers

INDIAN NAVAL MUTINY ENDS IN SURRENDER   Congress Party Throws Weight Behind British Au thority

Riots Sweep  Bombay; Sea Mutiny Ends   Three Days’ Fighting Brings Death to 200, Wounds to 1,000

'Rioting in Bombay ‘Not Under Control   Veteran Leader Of Indians Begs Natives Refrain From Conflict With British

GANDHI ISSUES “STOP” APPEAL IN INDIA RIOTS   Lines Up Party Behind British In “Thoughtless Orgy of Violence”

GANDHI ASKS FOR HALT IN BOMBAY RIOTS   Calls Ita — -Thoughtless. Orgy Of Violence

Gandhi Appeals to Mobs In Effort to Ston Violence   British Troops Fail to Halt Wave OF Burning, Looting, Stoning

MANY KILLED AND INJURED IN CLASHES   Repeated Gunfire of British Troops Fails to Stop Orgy of Violence.

BOMBAY MUTINY ENDS, BUT RIOTS FLARE IN CITY   Navy Seamen Surrender; British Shots , Fail To Halt Violence

APPEAL T0 HALT RIOTS   67 Killed, 772 Hurt In Bombay During 24 Hour Period

Miners Dratting Formal Demands For Wage Drive   Meet In Washington T< Frame Wage Demands For Coming Negotiations   CONFERENCE WILL START TUESDAY

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Lewis Touches Of Miners’ “Spring Wage Drive”

LEWIS OPENS WAGE DRIVE FOR MINERS   UMW Policy Group Drafts Demands for Contract in Capital

LEWIS OPENS WAGE DRIVE   AGAIN TO ASK FOR “ROYALTY’ ON COAL MINED FOR THE BENEFIT OF MINERS

A BOOST FOR WHEAT   Moisture in Northwestern Kansas Helpsz 19146 Crops

Soaking Rains Suve ‘Kansas Wheat Crop   Northwest Part of State Is Drenched— More Showerc Farerect

Floods, Rain, Hail and Wind Sweep Texas   Fort Worth and Dallas Hard Hit by Trinity River Flood; Highway, Rail Traffic Snarled

SUPPLIES CLAIMED ADEQUATE  Gradual Removal Of Meat Price Curbs Is Sought —

Misery Described In German Ruins; Children In Rags  et Briann merranN

PHILIPPINES REQUEST $250,000,000 OF ¥. S.   Roxas Seeks Authority For Streamlining Of Rule

Roxas Asks Streamline Government   Philippines’ Leader To Fight Inflation

President Roxas Delivers Drastic Request in Speech   American Aid Sought In Financing New Government Action

Roxas Asks For Full Authority   New President Of The Philippines Wants To Streamline Government

Martin Assails PAC Activities In Ballot Race  Calls Committee Foe Of sf.

Searchers Spot Wreckage of Missing Plane   1] Aboard, Including Butte Man, Are Presumed Dead

ELEVEN BELIEVED KILLED  Wreckage Of Missing Plane Is Found Smouldering On Peak

WRECKED PLANE FOUND IN SNOW   ELEVEN ON AIRLINER THAT CRASHED NEAR BURBANK, CALIF., BELIEVED DEAD.

Iconium Circuit  ESTHER BABB, Pastor Qundayv. Tanuary 27. 1946   Church of Christ

Black Market Threatens As Meat Strike Goes on   Ry WILLIAM UMSTEALD

CONGRESSMEN URGE REPRISAL OF FDR’S SON   Statement in Moscow May: Be. Probed By House

Rebuke Faced By Roosevelt   Moscow Talk Stirs’ Wrath of Congress

Solons Voice Criticism of E. Roosevelt  Statements Made In Moscow Hit

Reprisals Against! Roosevelt Urged  Revokation of His Passport Asked

Reprisals Against Roosevelt Urged  Revokation of His Dreeanant Kelen-d

Thanksgiving Toll in Texas Mounts to 29   Reprisals Against E. Roosevelt for Criticism of U. §. Policies Demanded

13 Lose Lives As Plane Falls In Wyoming   Three Crew Members And Ten Passengers Die West of Laramie

Thirteen Are Killed in Plane Crash  ; Tragedy Occurs During  ,  SRR CaN enirel eed

THIRTEEN DIE IN AIR CRASH   Ten Passengers and Three Crew Members Killed In Wyoming Tragedy

CRASH KILLS 13 IN SNOWSTORM   Airliner Plunges Into Treeless Prairie; All Aboard Perish

13 KILLED IN AIR CRASH IN WYOMING   TRANSPORT PLANE PLUNGES DURING SNOWSTORM—FOUR WOMEN AMONG DEAD.

Transport Plane  Crashes. Kills 13   NATS Line Accident  Near Laramie, Wyo.

13 Persons Die  In Plane Crash   Former Charleston Gir’ Widowed bv Tragedy

Ten Passengers and Crew of Three Killed Instantly In Unexplained Trasedv.

Plane Crash Kills. Thirteen Persons   Twin - Engined Transport — Plane Crashes Durina Snow Storm

Wyoming Airline Tragedy Kills 13   Chartered Transport Plane Crashes Near Laramie in Snow Storm

13 DIE IN AIR CRASH DURING A SNOWSTORM   Unexplained Tragedy In Wyoming Hits Big Transport Plane

Little Chance For Averting Strike June 15   CIO Prepares; AFL Sea men Asked to Join in Nat’l Walkout

Bilbo Can Listen..And That’s All  "The Man” Can't CGross-Examine Witnesses At Senate Hearing

Negro Woman’: Death Ruled  “Unavoidable”      Witness Says A ge’ Woman Walked Inti Side of Vehicle.

Negro Woman's  Death I Ruled      Witness Says A ges Woman Walked = Int« Side of Vehicle.

Porter May Take Radio Position   Reportedly Considering Presidency of Broadcast Music, Inc.

AKRON VETERAN LAID 10 REST  Edor Johnson, 53, Died  At Veterans’  pean oom 

AKRON VETERAN LAID 10 REST  Edor Johns son, 53, Died   Edor Johnson, 53, Died At Veterans’ Hospital

France Asks U.S. For Three Billion   Appeal for Huge Loan Officially Disclosed

SEAT IN SENATE GOVERNORSHIP ARE AT STAKE   4,600,000 Registered To Ballot; Highlight Is Guffey-Martin Contest

Pennsylvania Vote Is Watched Because of States’ Large Bloc And Influence in Congress

HOT CAMPAIGN CONCLUDED IN PENNSYLVANIA      Major Parties Predict _ Victory in Keystone State Contests

Vote Campaign Closes; Leaders Await Verdict   Victory on Tuesday : Claimed by Keystone State Rivals

Both Major Parties Wind Up Campaigns   Leaders Settle Back To Await Decision Of 4.600.000 Voters

‘Employers Can Raise Pay ‘Without Prior Approval; ‘Postpone Wage-Price Date

Employers Given Green Light To Make Non-Approved Pay Increases   Government Opens Way For Settlements In Scores Of Labor Disputes By Postponing Effective Date Of Wage Boost Rule

Governor Talks of C rops, Rainfall Stevenson Silent on Political Plans

CANE, CORN ARE PLANTED, BUT—  Stevenson Has No Comment  On Future Political Plans

DEFERMENT LAW IN DRAFT EASED   College Teachers, Builders To Get Consideration

Assembly Considers  UN Site   “ Two More Areas In U.S. May Be Studied By Deleariac

U. $. MOVES 10 BROADEN SITES FOR UNO HOME   Flushing Meadows, San Francisco May Be Studied As Permanent Spots

New York, San Francisco Sites Offered UN  Austin Asks They Re In claacleel “bee a. te Be.. an a ae

New York, San Francisco Sites Offered UN  * * * * * * * os & * * ww * * * Austin Asks They Be Ineéeluded In Onés Beings Considered

New Areas Proposed for Site of U.N.   U. S. Representative Asks Consideration Be Given To Plan

U.S. Joins In Move For ‘U.N. Site   To Include Flushing Meadows And San Franciseo Bay  5 ere

Stuck in Paris, But He Loves It— Othman Seeks Travel Permit   Chief of Police    Won’ +t Let Our Fred Leave

Relused To Give  Donation   Airlines Executive Said he was Asked To Help Pay for $50,000 Party

“BREAK” IN PAULEY DISPUTE RUMORED   Committee Hearing on Norm. ination Postponed

Air Official Says Pauley Asked Big Sum in Campaian  Patterson, United Airlines. Declares

Patterson Refused Pauley Gift of $35,000 for Party  Airlines Chief Assert: He Was Requested To Make Big Donation

Refused To Make 35,000 Donation   Pauley Asked For Sum, Patterson Says

President of United Airlines Tells How  Pauley Tried to Force $35,000 Donation

13 Bodies Found in Charred Wreckage of Transport Plane   Victims Hurled Over Wide Area of Crash Scene in Western Kansas Wheat Field

Army Plane Crash Kills Thirteen   Boches Found in  Kansas Stubble Field

PLANE CRASHES IN STORM; 13 Dt   BODIES SCATTERED OVER WIDE AREA AT WRECK SCENE IN WESTERN KANSAS.

/9 Killed in. (CT Cashin ‘Kansas Storm   0 Passengers, 3 of Crew  Yictims, Plane Was  » Alt Tranlsparrner = Reaular Run

U.S. Ultimatum See As Probable Test Of Security Council   U. S. Is Ready for Showdown Regarding Incident Of Two Lost Planes; Entire Structure Of World Peace May Be at Stake During Parley

U. S. Drafting Crisis Paper To Give U.N.   Government Ready To Force Decision At Friday Deadline

U.S. Awaits  Answer lo Ultimatum   Demands Fliers Freed, Plane Incident Inquiry

Tomorr ‘OW Ni ght Is Deadline   Soviet-Backed Balkan State Called Upon to Free Fliers and Permit Probe  To Meet Challenge  America Is Ready to Meet Possibility of Russian Veto

NATION WARNS YUGOSLAVS OF ACT T0 COME   UN Security Council Would Be Called Upon for Prompt Decision

Demands Made On Yugoslavia May Bring Test   Ultimatum Follows Shooting Down Of American Planes

Structure Of World Peace To Face Test   Grave And Angry indictment Hurled At Yuaaslavia: Deadline Is Friday   AMBASSADOR WILL VISIT TITO Yugoslavian Army  Called To Colors

Want Airmen Released and Incidents Probed   Structure of, World Peace Faces Test If Slavs Defy Byrnes Demands

Structure Of World Peace  To Face Test   Grave And Angry Indictment Hurled At Yuaoslavia: Deadline Is Friday

U.S. Demands Tito Liberate Fliers, Allow Event: Probed   Nation Sets Friday Nicht As Deadline Avainst Yugoslavia

J.S. Ready for Showdown With Soviet-Backed Tito Over Downings of Planes

48-Hour Ultimatum To Marshal Tito’s Regime Ticks Away With American Government Ready, If Necessary, For Showdown—Tomorrow ’ Night Set As Deadline For Soviet-Backed State To Free Imprisoned Airmen And Permit Probe Of Attack

American Troops , Stoned by Mob  Noaur Riatc Rrank   New Riots Break Out in Trieste

New Riots Break Out in Trieste; Gls Are Stoned   Eight Civilians Are Wounded; More British Troops Arrive

ONE DEAD, 40 HURT IN TRIESTE RIOTS   American Troops Stoned by Disorderly Mob

Trieste Riots Involve Allies, - Troops Stoned   Seven Americans Injured Dispersing Angry Mob, Bettanmse (ive Aid

AMERICAN TROOPS STONED BY ANGRY CROWD IN TRIESTE   Yanks Fire Into Air to Disperse Mob Attacking Headquarters of Communist Party.   8 PERSONS WOUNDED IN RENEWED RIOTING   General Strike of 200,000 Workers Halts Trafiic in City and Closes Publie Establishments.

Trieste Fighting Between Partisans of Right, Left Strike, Paralyzes Disputed Port City

CRITICISM OF RUSSIA SCORED Ickes Urges Nation To Follow Foreian Policy Set By FDR

‘Americans don’t feel comfortable’  F.D.R.’s policies  shanld continie

Village Damaged by High Winds   2 Injured as Tornado Hits Minnesota Site

Minnesota Town Hit by Tomado   Buildings Destroyed at Moose Lake; No Lose of Life

Bill Goes To Truman At  White House   Authorizes State To Build And Operate Free Bridge Over Rin Grande At Del Rio

MEASURE NOW GOES TO SENATE   Bill Authorizes Commission To Acquire Bridge

GOP, Southern Democrats Push New Leaislation   Substitute for Weak Fact-Finding Bill Is Proposed by Case

Members of House Ready To Support Anti-Strike Bill   Unions and Employers Will Be Liable For  Contract Violations

ANTI-STRIKE MEASURE 1S INTRODUCEL   Sweeping Bill Would Make Labor Unions and Employers Equally Liable.

Anti-Strike Bill Offered House: Bitter Fight Seen   Southern Democrats Join GOP in Backing ‘Equally Liable’ Act

ANTI-STRIKE BILL BACKED BY G.0.P.   House Republicans, Southern Democrats Back Case Bill

Anti-Strike Measure to Get Support   Republicans and Southern Demecrats Line Up Behind Case Bill

G.0.P., Southern Democrats Back Anti-Strike Measure   Would Make Unions and Employers Equally Liable

House GOPS Join Dixie Democrats   Bill Would Make Unions Liable Along With Industr

Sweeping Anti-Strike Bill Studied   Republicans And Southern Democrats Supporting New House Bill

e PAUL M MALLON—  Communist Technique Used in United States Is Exposed

OF eee er Semens Sates  Communist Technique Used in Tnited States Is Exposed

TRADE PROBE   Reveal FBI Has Launched Inquiry of Practices Delaying New Homes

TRADE PRACTICES OF CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY PROBED   FBI Launches Nation - Wide Investigation at Direction of Attorney General Olarel   RESTRAINTS BLAMED FOR DELAYING HOMES   Inquiry to Encompass Reported Black Market Dealings in Lumber and Interest Rates.

Investigation Of Construction Industry Starts   Practices Delaying Building of Homes, Attorney General Says

End of Delays In Homes Sought   Nation-Wide Probe Gets Under Way

HOME BUILDING DELAYS TRACED   Trade Practices Blamed For Lag In New Housing

Justice Dept. Probing Delay  In New House:   Mortgage Interest Rates Lauber Black Market  ,

NKAY LAWYERS ERILL WITNESS   Official Of Liquor Company On Stand Second Day

Assis ant State Police Chie “Cracks Down On ‘Reported Discourtesies

Othman Discloses Inside Story— The Newsmen and Andrew May   How the Quotes ‘Got in Wrong ‘Places _

Russia Sticks \ By Bie Four In   Trieste Vote  *   Votes Against Yugoslavia On Question

Late News  09909 OOS 90FHSOHHOHHHOOOHOOO’ Hurricane  Heads for Florida Coast

$100,000,000 CITRUS CROP IN JEOPARDY   Storm Center Expected To Strike Somewhere Between Fort Myers and Tampa   ‘MIAMI BOARDING UP

‘Hurricane Expected To Move Inland Between Fort Myers And Tampa   Fort Myers And Tampa  Center 120 Miles Off Key Wes   Storm Warnings Displayed Over Entire Peninsula; Wind At 100 Miles Hour

“Temperatures   Hurricane Roars Toward Western  Coast of Florida   Record Citrus Crop in Peril Along With Resort Centers; Force of Storm Is Due -To Hit Between Fort Myers and Tampa

Hurricane Roars Toward Florida   Gale Expected To Sweep Up West Coast Through Rich Citrus Country

Hurricane Will Sweep Florida      Storm Will Hit State Between Fort Myers  and Tampa About Mi dnioht   ‘Red Cross is Active   rE UPOSs 18 ACTIVE     Residents ,Are Being Taken From Keys in Tenoike

West Coast Of State on Urgent Alert   S100.000,000 Citrus Crop in Jeopardy— Previous Disastrous Storms Recalled

Residents Urged To Flee From Coastal Region.   ‘Vicious Gale: Perils State's. $150,000,000 Record ‘Citrus ‘Crop

Citizens W arned To Take All Care   Alert Is Sounded; Winds Exceeding 100 M. P. H.

Hurricane Roars Toward Florida  Severe Gale Due to _ Arrive About Midnight

Residents Are Removed From Storm District   Citrus Crop May Be In Danger As Warnings Go Out

Gulf Hurricane, Endanger: Florida Resort 4° -juion; “ Citrus Crop Alsa:'n Peril

100 - MILE WIND HEADS NORTH FROM CUBA   Storm Expected At Tampa, Fort Myers At Midnight   CITRUS CROP   is Reported In Jeopardy; Miami-Palm Beach Area Believed Safe

Storm Nears Florida      West Coast of Penin-. sula Expected to Bear Brunt of Hurricane  Roaring Toward State

Evacuation Of. West Coast — Beaches Urged   NO LOSS OF LIFE INDICATED IN CUBA

Alert Western: Shore; Citrus Crop In Peril   Winds 100 Miles Per Hour Bearing Down; Red Cross Into Action

Floridans Warned to Flee Beaches   Winds of More Than 100 Miles Per Hour Threaten Resorts, $150,000,000 Citrus Crop

ENTIRE WEST COAST UNDER URGENT ALERT   Red Cross Moves to Evacuate Residents  Of Periled Keys

HURRICANE HITS FLORIDA COAST; AREAS ALERTED   Tropical Storm Rages_ inte Gulf of Mexico—Red Cross in Action

Tampa Region  Expects Brunt Of High Gales   Citrus Growers Fear Lose Of Crops,: Residents Bloc Refare Storm

T ropical Stor m Warnings   Winds of More Than 100 Miles an Hour Headed Toward  Gulf of Mexico

Urgent Storm Signals Posted On West Coast  : <1 ch nhh Anh pt   $150,000,000 Citrus Crop In Jeopardy; Expected To Hit In Fort Myers Area

ALERT CITIES ON PENINSULA: WINDS STRONG   Storm Reaches Gulf, Placing Citrus Crops In Jeopardy

Western Coast Of Peninsula Alerted   _. . $150.000.000 Citrus Crop In Jeopardy

Severe Hurricane Nipped Cuba Tip And Now Sweeps Northward Towarc Keys, Ft. Myer; Relief Agencies Placed on Alert

Florida Under Ureent Alert For Llurricane   Plage Citrus Crop Perilec by Approaching Storm.

Citrus Crop Is Placed  In Jeopardy   Coast Placed on Alert For 100-Mile Wind Heading Inland.

Entire West Coast Of Peninsula Placed On Urgent Alert As Hurricane Roars Northward From Caribbean— State’s $100,000,000 Citrus Crop Placed In Jeopardy As Violent Disturbance Threatens To Sweep Inland Between Fort Myers And Tampa

West Coast To Feel Blow At Midnight   Rain Squalls Lashing Miami And Fla. Keys

WINDS PERIL Weal CONST, URANGE CROP   Center of Storm Expected to Miss Miami; Key West Boards Up.

$1,500,000 CITRUS CROP FNDANGERED   Evacuation of Florida West Coast Is Being Urged

Hurricane Moving Ir On Coast of Florida   Poinciana Place Evacuated, Key West Boarded Up And Navy Vessels Put to Sea as Terrific Winds Near Coast

FLORIDA IS IN PATH OF HURRICANE   Winds of More Than 100 Miles an Hour Are Expected to Hit the Coast About Midnight and Sweep Northward.

State’s Rich Citrus Crop Is Imperiled   Miami-Palm Beach ‘Gold Coast’ Likely To Escape Worst Of Storm.

‘West Coast Is Placed Under Urgent Alert   Vicious Storm With Winds of More Than 100 Miles Per Hour Bores Into Gulf; Florida’s Citrus Crop in Jeopardy

Hurricane Puts State's Citrus Crop In Jeopardy)   Entire West Coast Expected To Be Smashed -By 100 Mile An Hour Tropical Disturbance

“COAST OF FLORDDA   Tropical Winds of More Than 100 Miles An Hour in Gulf   PENINSULA IS ALERTED

Florida West Coast Alerted For Hurricane   Storm Center May Hit Between Tampa And Fr. Mvere

ENTIRE WEST COAST OF PENINSULA GETS URGENT STORM ALERT   HUNDRED MILLION DOLLAR CITRUS CROP IS RE. PORTED IN JEOPARDY

West Coast Awaiting Blast Of 100 Mi. Per Hr. Winds; Fruit Menaced

FLORIDA COAST SET FOR WINDS OVER 100 M. PH.   Blow Expected To Hit Between Fort Myers And Tampa About Midnight; Cuban Coast Lashed Last Night.

Giant Waves Lashing T ip of Resort State   Disaster, Relief Units Called Out After Storm Sweeps Across Cuba

WIND BLOWING 100 MILES HOUR   State’s Citrus Crop, Valued At $100,000,000, In Jeopardy  GAINS IN VELOCITY

Entire West Coast of Florida on Alert As Tropical Hurricane Heads Into Gulf

100 MPH WINDS ARE. EXPECTED T0 HIT COAST   State’s Record Citrus Crop Is Endangered by Rushing Tropical Storm

FLORIDA COAST BRACES ITSELF FOR HURRICANE   Resort And Crop-Producing Areas Periled By Winds Of 100-Mile Force

Evacuation of West Coast of State Is Urged  Record Citrus © .  a an  ae

Winds at Key West Begin to Diminish; Florida Keys and East — Coast May Escape Blow

Hurricane Said      “Onfloida Coas   Report’, Winds 100 MPH; Red Cross Attempts. To Evacuaie.. - Islanders

The Entire West Coast of the Florida Peninsula on the Alert,   WIND 100 MILES HOUR   Placed Florida's $100,000,000 Citrus Crop In Jeopgrav

STORM HEADS FOR COAST OF FLORIDA   Tule Wes of Wess Than 100 Miles An Hour in Gulf   PENINSULA IS ALERTED

Coast of Floridé Placed Under Hurricane Alert  Vicious Tropical Storm Nears Resort Section

Entire Area is Under Alert as Wind Approaches   Believe Kich Miami-Palm Beach Area to Escape Storm Roaring Across Gulf

SLUMP CONTINUES AT STOCK MARKET: SMALL GAIN M ADE   Decline to New Low Is Reported Today at Mart; Volume Over Three Million Shares.   FOREIGN SITUATION DECLARED REASON

COUNTY HOST TO DISTRICT 4-H CAMP, ON JUNE 3 AND 4   MEET WILL BE RELD AT THE WALTHER LEAGUE CAMP GROUNDS ON WEST LAKE.

SEVEN YANKS HURT IN RIOT   Wounded by Hand Gre. nades During Disorders In Port of Trieste

PLANTS WILL BE AFFECTED IN 16 STATES   Union Orders Pickets To Report in Some Communities

200,000 Due  To Walk Out  This Morning Westinghouse, GM  General Electric Dil. ..3. ASE. .3.7

200,000 Workers Prepare to Quit ~Fleelrical Johs  75 Cities, 16 Seon Ni  ~ fy Affected By > ~ ae Stdppoa- ok.

Westinghouse Plants Is  Nalkout in GE, GM and Scheduled Today   00,000 ARE SEEKING $2 A DAY WAGE BOOS:   trike Will Begin between 5 and 7a. m. in 75 Industrial Centers

200.000 Ready To Strike in Electric Trade   Workers Throughout Nation Walk Out in Support of Demands For $2 Pay Boost

NEW COLD WAVE MOVES EASTWARD   ‘Snow, Freezing Rain Hits Wide Section Of Nation

NEW COLD WAVE HITS MIDWEST   12 Inches of Snow Falls at Alpena, Michigan

HEAVY SNOW, COLD ON WEATHER MENU FOR MUCH OF U. S.   New Cold Wave Hits Midwest and Moves Eastward; Temperatures Below Zero

Truman To Give Wage and Price Policy to Nation   PRESIDENT’S — DECISION AWAITED TO END STRIKE

STEEL ACCORD STILL AWAITING TRUMAN MOVE   President’s Political Family Is Split Over Reviving Sharp Wage Curbs   DECISION IS UP TO HIM   Iron Age Says Retroactive Provisfons of Contract Sole Obstacle

Wage Control Issue Blocks Announcement   Report Steel Price Increase Of $5 Ton

STEEL STRIKE END AWAITING TRUMAN PLAN   Report Dispute Over Whether Tc Revive Strict Wage Controls

Hitch Develops In New Federal Pay-Price Plan   Truman Advisers Divide Over Policy Of Rigid Wage Controls

NEW U.S. POLICY BEING FRAMED ‘ON WAGES. PRICES   Truman Decision On Administration Fight Holds Un Statement

Steel Awaits Decision On Wage Controls   Stabilizer Reportedly Doubts That $4 Price Increase Would Be Legal

EXPLOSIONS ROCK TEL AVIV Holy Land Is Again Swept By Terrorism: Two-Officers Die

PALESTINE UNDER “OVATE OF SIEGE   NEW TEREORISM SWEEPS HOLY LAND—EXPLOSIONS KILL 2, INJURE 6,

BLASTS ROCK JEWISH CITY OF TEL AVIV   TERRORISM BREAKS OUT AGAIN; TWO DIE IN ATTACK

Two Killed, Six  Injured ia Explosions   Violence Coincides With Opening of London Session

Blast In Tel Aviv Claims Lives Of Two   Explosions Rip Building And Rail Installations; Curfew Imposed

Holy Land Ha Another Wave Of Terrorism   Two Killed as Result in Explosions at  Tel Aviv Building

Buildings, Railways  Blasted as Violence Flares in Palestine   Two Police Officers Are Killed, Six Othe Persons Injured in Tel Aviv; Railroad  Lines Cut in More Than 50 Places

New Outbreak Of Terrorism ~ In Palestine   Two Police Killed, Si: Others hijured hi Explosion at Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv Blasts  Kill Policemen   Railway Installations Targets of Terrorists

Tel Aviv Blast Fatal to Two   Palestine Placed Under Virtual Stara

PUBLIC URGED TO, PLAY SAFE   Christmas Wrappings Can Prove Disastrous On Gay Christmas Day

Irregularities Charged in  Romanian Vote  _ Opposition Parties Say They Were  Rarred From Polls

Gevernment Sues Optical Dealers, 5,000 Eye Doctors  Says Anti-Trust

Suits Are Brought Against Optical . Dealers and Doctors   Wholesalers Are Charged With Giving Rebates to Prescription Writers

OV T GLAIMG HEBATES GIVEN ON EYEGLASSES   Files Antitrust Sulit Agains' Optical Concerns: Lists Waterloo Doctors.

HARGE OPTICAL IRMS, DOCTORS N TRUST SUIT   Price Fixing by Iowa Physicians

Eye Doctors Face Suit   Leading Opticians And .Optical Companies Charged. With Breaking Anti-Trust Statutes

US. Hits at Eye Doctor Price Setup   Suits Cite Wholesalers Along with Medics on Eyeglasses Policy

Anti-trust Suits Involve Doctors  Scheme Charged to Increase Glass Prices

E oad £ 4 Late Hallet Count  Expecied—Cazette on 4 2 f an Switchboard Closed

President Truman Calls Fairless And Murray To White House In Move Aimed At Averting Walkout Of 800,000 Workers Scheduled For Monday—Some Plants Already Closing Down And Pickett Lines Forming—‘“National Calamity” Foreseen

WHITE HOUSE STEPS INTO STEEL ROW   President Calls Confer: ence in a Last-Minute Effort to Avert a Strike by 800,000 Workers Monday.

Steel   Truman Calls ‘Leaders Of Union and Company To White House As Biggest Strike Looms

NEAR STEEL STRIKE   President Truman Summons Two Men Hoping to Avert Tie-Up

Truman Summons Murray, Fairless To White House Meet   Sets Conference at 2 P.M. as Some Picket Lines Form Around Plants Ahead of Schedule

PRESIDENT IN 11TH HOUR MOVE TO HALT SHUTDOWN IN HUGE KEY INDUSTRY

Truman Summons Steel Disputants To White House   Philip Murray and Benjamin F. Fairless Brought Together in Last-Minute Effort

Leaders Called To White House For Meeting   Last Minute Effort To Avoid Steel Strike Ordered

Fairless, Murray Confer In Washington Following ‘Summons From Truman

Top Men Called To White House  Conference   Président Summons President Fairless Of U.S. Steel And CIO President Murray

CIO MURRAY AND U.S. STEEL FAIRLESS CALLED TO DISCUSS — MEANS FOR PREVENTING CRISIS

Truman Acts to Prevent a  Steel Strike  Fairtess and Murray Summoned to Parley

With Lower Pay Demand, Higher Tonnage Price, Officials Hope To Avért Calamitous Walkout

President Leads Federal Officials In Attempts to Stop Three Major Strikes

President Truman Won't Resign but if He Did, Republicans Would Be Sad

TICKETS SELLING AT $200 AS TEAMS PREPARE TO BAT. “TLE FOR’ NATIONAL  . " CHAMPIONSHIP

CLASH DRAWS PROBE DEMAND BY CONGRESS   M’Carran Promises Investigation Of Charge

GIFTS OF SURPLUS PROPERTY APPROVED   Justice Department 0. K.’s Nonprofit Institutions

Non-Profit Groups to Take Gifts   Justice Department Answers Questions on Wartime Property

Gifts of Surplus Property By WAA Given Official OK   Thunderbird Field, Farragut Training  Are Both on the List

,  Justice Department Opinion Holds Educational Instituhions Can Accept Gifts   NEWLY FORMED GROUPS ", AMONG THOSE ELICIBLE

Justice Department Approves Gifts of Surplus Property   Non-Profit Educational Institutions Eligible ~ for WAA Transfers

Approve Gift of Surplus Property  Justice Department Backs WAA Action

Approve Giff of War Surplus to Schools, Colleges   Declare Non-Profit Institutions Eligible To Receive Property

Gift of Surplus Property Approved To Non-Profit Educational Holdings

WAA Gifts To Schools Ruled Okay  Newly- Formed  Insti tuti ions i a 1 Peart ie Pe

Gift of Surplus Property Upheld by Justice Dept.   “ Non-Profit Schools Eligible, Answer  al Cavernment

WAA PROPERTY DEALS OKAYED   Non-Profit Schools Cligible for Surpies Meme Under New Directive

Uphold Gifts Of War Surplus To Institutions   Justice Department Makes Ruling After Thunderbird Field Sale Probe

Approve Gifts of Property   Justice Department Says Property Can Be Given

ae Cifts?   Justice Department Declares Transfer Of. enpl -Property: Legal. -

WAA Can Give Away Surplus Property   Justice Department Approves Step In Opinion

Byrnes Urges German Peace  Pact Be Made   Conference Starting - In November Is Suggested   BIG FOUR SILENT   Threat Made To Run U.S. Zone Like One Nation

Pearl Harbor Sift to End   Conclusion Seen in  February; Dewey May Not Be Called

PEARL HARBOR GROUP MAY NOT GALL DEWEY   Board Hopes To Wind Up Its Hearings In February

Pearl Harbor Investigation End in Sight   Kimmel, Short Will Be Asked For Testimony

PEARL HARBOR PROBE 10 END NEXT MONTH   Possibility That Governor Dewey May Not Be Called is Invisioned By The Committe  DEBATE "WINDS" CODE

Pearl Harbor Investigation Te Terminate February 15; Gov. Dewey Not To Be Called

End to Pearl Harbor Probe Seen by February    Kimmel to Make First Public Testimony . T neday finea 190A1

Probers Might Not Call Dewey   Pearl Harbor Hearing Will End In February

Probe to End in February, Hope   Nine Heard By Pearl Harbor Group—Dewey May Not Be Called

MAY END INQUIRY ON PEARL HARBOR WITHIN A MONTH , COMMITTEE MAY NOT  SHEAR DEWEY ABOUT  «CODE-BREAKING’

Pearl Harbor Case May Come to End During February   Possibility Seen Thai Goy. Dewey May ‘Not , Be Called; Nine , . Have Testified

Pearl Harbor Probers Think Thev Can End Investigation Bv Februarv

End Of! Of Har bor Probe-ln:-Feb::         Kimmel, Shot And ‘Winds Testimony Must. Be Giver << Before Ending.

FEBRUARY MAY SEE END PEARL HARBOR INQUIRY   Dewey May Not Be Called By Investigating Committee; Little To Go Into After  Hearing Kimmel  And Short.

5 Die, 5 Hurt In Highway Crash   Trailer Truck and Bus Collide on Bridge Near Glasgow Last Friday

Five Killed in Bus-Truck Crash Near Glasgow   M. R. Elliott of Jefferson ~ City Driver of Transport

FIVE KILLED WHEN TRAILER AND BUS CRASH AT BRIDGE   Two Women, Two Children and Man Lose Lives In Collision Near Glasgow, Mo.   FIVE PERSONS HURT, GIRL SERIOUSLY   Passengers Say Quick Action On Part of Driver Prevented Bus from Going Into Deep Ditch.

Anderson Cold Toward Millers’  Counter Plan   Cites Black Market Activities That Arose “In Voluntary Ration

Given Scant Sympathy i in Washington   Receive Rebuke for Unwill. ingness to Comply With .  Truman’s Program

Heavy Vote Forecast in Pennsylvania   State May Hold Key To Congress; Polls Open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m

HEAVY VOTING FORECAST IN STATE TODAY      Spotlight Focused Or Races for Senate And Governor

Heavy Vote  kxpected in  Pennsylavnia Result May Have  Important Bearing ONnenr oe

Communist MP Faces Spy Trial   Canadian’s Bail  Ordered Cancelled

Rose Ordered Held For Trial In Spy Plot   Canadian Communist Placed In Jail And $10,000 Bond Cancelled

Red Offensive Threatens City   Onslaught Crimps Kai-shek Camnaien on Kalecan

JINGO RUMORS ARE DEPLORED BY PRESIDENT   FIRST ASSEMBLY OF UNITED NATIONS WELCOMED

President’s Talk Opens U.N. Council   Truman Pledges Country’s Resources to Interest Of Preserving Pedce as Assembly Regins Work

Small Business: W. Will Prosper During Next  Decade Says Economist

STATE TOPS BOND QUOTA   Over-Subscribes Victory Loan by 50‘c, Isbey Reports

CABINET — MEET CALLED BY PRESIDENT   Seeking Formula On How To Run Government

TRUMAN SEEKS NEW FORMULA   Calls in Cabinet Tor 1st Post-Election ~ — Meeting: Won't Quit

WINDS OF NEAR-HURRICANE FORCE AND HEAVY RAINS SWEPT SEVERAL BTATES

Stelle ready for further  VA debate  ‘Will continue for veterans’

Legion- Head. - Still. Backs V.A. Charges   Stelle Claims Night Force in Boston to Handle Work

H. S. BAND INVITED TO ST. JOSEPH   Asked to Participate In Apple Blossom Festival on May 2-4.

Unions Gather Dock Patrols In Lake Strike   Claim Owners Hiring Non-Union Workers To Man Idle Ships

STRIKING UNION PATROLS DOCKS IN DETROIT   Hunts Men Reported Hired to Run Great Lakes Vessels

U.S. Plan For Merge Rejected    Compromise Is Offered By-France In Handling Reich Occupation Zone

APPEAL TO WE EMPLOYES 10 STOP STRIKE      Letters Sent To Workers By President In Direct Appeal

TERMINAL LEAVE WORK PREPARED   War Department Faces Stiff Job tn Paying Allawances

Pastor’s Base Pay Raise Urged   Report to Methodist Conference Would Lift Base $200

Claim That Government Fig. ures Are Biased Prompt Action in Athens. ¢

Populists Claim Victory in Greek Elections  Pap ee ee Pe seer ee   Communists Lose in Move to Boycott Voting

Populists Claim Victory in Greek Elections   Communists Lose in Move to Boycott Voting

CHINESE REDS — - ARE DEFEATED      PORT ONLY 145 MILES FROM -.. RUSSIA N~-HELD-DAIREN- ~ -—-CAPTURED-BY¥-NATION=——  ALIST FORCES -

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Rristol Man Iniured   Steamer Breakina Up

PRESIDENT SUMMONS:  NATION TO LABOR  FOR WORLD, SELVES “WORKERS MORE NEEDED  7 LEADERS” TRUMAN  TETTC COTLECE cpown

US Ships Violated Neutrality Claims Nazi Navy Officer   Raeder Says American Ships Not Bothered Despite Disadvantaaqes

PRESIDENT SUMMONS NATION TO LABOR FOR WORLD, SELVES  “WORKERS MORE NEEDED THAN LEADERS” TRUMAN  Tre CHLICCL CDAWDT

Says U. S. Ships Violated Rules  Raeder Speaks of Neutrality Laws

Republican Candidates For Judge   Both Are Unopposed In Election To Succeed Salves

MURRAY AND BARKLEY ROW, THEN MAKE UP   Angry Exchange Held as Forme) Tries to Delay Action on Truman’s Labor Plan.

River Mishap Claims Toll On Car Ferry   Mississippi Searched For Passengers Of Autos  *  Plunged Into Water

Ferry Collides With Oil Bare In 50-Foot Wafer   Many Of Victims Trapped In Cars

Death Toll May Reach Fifteen   Collission With Oil Barge Spills Cars And Passenger

ey ieqmeemenaaaarmmnsliie nmran es  ELECTION WEATHER IN TEXAS MATCHES HAT VERRAT BLASTS

DYING COHORT REVEALS PLAN AGAINST _ CHIEF   General’s Assassination Set For Midst of Jap May Day Festival

ONE PLOTTER - POISONED BY DEATH GROUT   PISTOLS AND HAND GRENADES WERE TO HAVE BEEN USED IN ASSASSINATION TOMORROW

Thwarts Plot On MacArthur By Confession   Jap Informant Held, Would-Be Assassins’ Leader Still at Large

DEATH PLANNED FOR MAY DAY CELEBRATION   Scheme Revealed by Plotter Almost Fa-  tally Poisoned .

[MacArthur ‘Assassination Plot Thwarted   Poisoned Aide Disclozes Attempt Set For Mav Day

Leader oi Death Plotters Sought in Japan   Try Was Set for Communist May Day Celebration

REVISION MADE IN OPA PRICING   Senate Presses Drive To Stice Authority Of Agency

NEW PRICE CEILING FORMULA VOTED   SENATE WOULD REQUIRE AD. DITION OF INCREASED COSTS IN FIXING TOPS.

Life of OPA Is Extended by Congres: To July 1 of 1947   Both Parties Seem Bent on Curbing of Present Authority

Chances Dim for Session rnd Friday   Two Disputes May Keep Congress in Session Next Week

Truman Seeks Greater Wheat Production   Asks Canada, Australia, Argentina To Increase  Their Crop This Year

Westchester Man Dies In Hospital   Rites Held Monday For World War I Veteran

MOB STRINGS UP DEAD BODY OF PRESIDENT   BURNED TORSOS OF HIS FOES FOUND IN BOXES

Bolivians To Form Rule By Popular Vote   Revolutionists Pledge “To Cull Democtutic — ~ Elections For  _ The Peonle

Revolutionists Assume Control  In Bolivia   Promise Free Elections And Government Chosen by People

BOLIVIA T0 VOTE ON NEW REGIME   REBELS FROMISE ELECTIONS AFTER SEIZING POWER IN BLOODY UPRISENG,

Government By People Pledge Of Insurgents   Burned Bodies of Political Prisoners Found in Boxes

President Of Bolivia Killed In Revolution   Provisional Government To Call Elections

Revolutionists In Bolivia Will Call Elections   Nation Will Be Turnec Over To Government Chosen By People’

New Bolivian Regime Promises to Call Democratic Elections   Partially-Burned Bodies of Political Prisoners Reported Found in Boxes in Headquarters of Police

JUNTA CALLS FOR ELECTION   Pledges to Turn Bolivian Nation Over to Govt. Chosen by People

STUDENTS TAKE OVER BOLIVIAN GOVERNMENT   Revolutionists Pledge Democratic Election; President Hanged

Bolivian Revolt Chiefs Declare People Will Rule   Reins Will Be Turned Over to Men Chosen At Democratic Election

Revolutionists In Bolivia to  Call Elections   Bodies of Villarroel Regime’s Political Prisoners Are Burned

Manufacturer Asks F A ‘Secret Vote’ Of Strikers About  Returning

GOP. DELEGATES ‘WILL NAME WES FOR U.S. SENATOR   Donevan May Withdraw to Avoid Showdewn on  i BE i ee, a.

Ives Is Expected To Be Candidate ~ For U.S. Senate   Emerges as Popular Choice of All But Factiecn Backing Donovan

Detweiler Backs Robins Candidact   1944 Nominee Will Not Seek Governorship

London Blames Move to Communists, Warns Action Approaches Anarchy

Volunteers Collect Tulsa Garbage; Await Action To Back to Wark pil...

No Garbage Peace Yet    Volunteers Collect Tulsa Garbage As Deadlock Holds.

Purge Complete Of Key Jap Leaders  Says Government   Eligibility List for Political Offices Now Has 3,045 Candidates

CLUBBER KILLS STUDENT NURSE   Police At Indianapolis Hunt Man Who Sneaked Into Hospital

Hospital Nurse Slain By Prowler  Another Student Nirea le Cluhhed

King Ibn Saud Still Hopeful Of Seftlement   Claims Allies Are Treating Arabs  1‘Le Frnomiec

Arab King Can No ‘Longer Advise Arabs to Keep Quiet Ibn Saud Calls Report a ‘Betrayal’   ‘WOULD HAVE JEWS REATAIN IXY FUROPE

King Ibn Saud Still Hopeful Of Settlement  claims Allies s Are Treating 4

ARABIA'S KING HITS BETRAYAL’   Asserts He Can No Longer Urge Arabs To Keep Quiet

Snow Crashes Plane, Kills 13 on Board  Wyoming Storm Sends Attempted   Wyoming Storm Sends Attempted Landings Havwire

PLANE CRASH ~ FATALTO.13   CHARTERED TRANSPORT CRAFT CRASHED NEAR LARAMIE AMPORT IN SNOW & + §TORM

THIRTEEN DEAD IN PLANE CRASH   CONVERTED ARMY PLANE WRECKED AT LARAMIE

All Aboard Converted  C-47 Killed   Private Party Wiped Out In . Attempt To Land

Thirteen Killed As Plane Crashes In Blinding Snow   Converted C-47 Falls Near Airport in Laramie, Wyoming.

Ship Goes . Down In A Snowstorm  In Wyoming      Converted Army (-47 Operated By Private Party Crashes and Explodes: No Fire

13 Killed In Plane Crash  Mm, ap lt lg   Converted Army Craft Falls Near Laramie During Snowstorm

AIR CRASH ILLS 13 NEAR LARAMIE   Craft Plunges Into Grounc While Trying to Land During Snowstorm

THIRTEEN ARE DEAD IN CRASH OF PLANE AT LARAMIE FIELD   Converted C-47 Falls in Snowstorm Near Airport; Eleven Killed Instantly in Accident.   NAMES OF VICTIMS ARE BEING SOUGHT

Snow Blinds Private Pilot In Landing   Converted Army  Transport Comes To Grief In Attempt To Reach Laramie Port.

Snow Storm Blamed For Tragedy Near Laramie Air Field   Wing Snapped Off As Plane Circled For Landing at Port

13 DIE IN WYOMING PLANE CRASH   Goes Down During Swirling Snow Storm

Chartered Plane Crashes In Storm At Laramie, Wyo.   Plane Hits Snowstorm Enroute From Oakland, Cal., To Chicago, U1.   DISASTER OCCURS IN LANDING EFFORT  OTT T SOI,

Police Arrest Suspects in Jerusalem   48 Killed, 76 Missing, 58 Injured in Palestine Explosion

ARE ( COVERED BY SMOKE   Oil Pipeline Fire Burns Two Days Near Burlington

 Weatherman Threatens to Put Damper (On Truman-Churchill Ceremonies -

Big Plans For Kansas   Carlson Pledges Best Efforts to Promote Industrial Expansion

‘Carlson Wants Kansas [Industry Expanded   Vets Must Have Jobs— Beys and Girls Now Reaching Work Aue

Coal Conference Will Be Resumed Monday Morning   Industry Representstives Fear Sporadic Mine Shut downs May Spread  ve Qneaenens 2 «££ Feu : SA t* a2 * Bz

FEAR WALKOUT OF MINERS MAY BECOME STRIKE   Industry Believes Work Stoppages Will Spread

Coal Industry Fears Sporadic Walkouts May Be Multiplied   42 Mines Closed as Government Holds Parley with UMW; Lewis Shuns Conference, Awaits Krug’s Appearance

FEAR UNREST — WILL SPREAD OVER NATION   UNION LEADERS SAY MEN     —WILL__BE_BACK—TO_WORK MONDAY BUT INDUSTRY SPOKESMEN HAVE _  DOUBTS

70 -SIEN-PACTS WITHOUT REDS   Bevin Hints At Situation As Endorsement Given Party Policy

BY LABOR PART)   Hints . Britain . Prepcred te Sign Peace Treaties Without Rucsia

Declares ‘No One Nation Will Keep Me  At War Forever: Speaks Before Labor Party Annual Parley

PARTY ENDORSES BEVIN POLICY   British Secretary Says U. S. ‘Does Not Want Too Many Jews In New York’

Foreign Policy. Is Endorsed By Labor Party   Britain Will Not Break With Spain 

BRITISH LABOR PARTY ENDORSES BEVIN POLICIES   Hints Britain May Sign Separate Peace Treaties

LABORITES BAGK FOREIGN POLICY OF SEC. BEVIN   Endorsement Follows Strong Defense of His Actions at Party Meeting   LASHES QUT AT RUSSIAI   Hints to Fellow Partisans That Britain May Sign Separate Treaties

GHRAL SUMMONED BY GROUP PROBING FRANCO'S REGIME   ‘Premier of Exiled Republican   Government Will Be Asked  to Explain His Charges:   FIRST WITNESS IN MONTH-LONG INQUIRY   ‘Committee Asks Allied Control Board in Berlin to Report on Nazi Activities in Spain.

Man Gives Eye ToN. Y. Hospital   Name Of Donor Not Announced;  Flown From Miami

32 New Cardinals Created At Historic Consistory In Rome   Nineteen Nations and Six Continents Represented in   Elevated Group—College of Cardinals Most    : Representative in History

Pope Creates 32 New Cardinals At Vatican Rites   Universal Character Of Sacred College Membership Stressed

32 Cardinals Created; Four - From States   19 Nations Representec By Group, Most  : Representative  sam ha History -

32 Catholic Cardinals Are Made at Rome  Sacred College Is  More (nemanalitan   Sacred College Is More Cosmopolitan Than Ever Before

32 Cardinals Represent 19 Nations  Raised to. Purple In Historv-Makine

Roman Catholic Church Creates 32 Cardinals   Four UL. S. Prelates Raised to Purple In History-Making  Secret Consistory

32 CARDINALS ARE CREATED   Largest Group in History Of Church Elevated By Pepe at Consistory

HEA  RING ENDS, BILBO ISSUE STILL ALIVE   Attorney Charges Sen. Ellender Partial to “The Man”

Detroit Grocer to Give 4 Daughters in Marriage at Nouble Ceremonies

Arrest of Espionage Group in Germany: Reveals Widespread Russian-Backed Movement ~

Soviet Sponsors Secret German  Move, Says US   Believed Operating In Three Western Zones

Spy Suspects Among Million German Soldiers Converted to Communism While POWs   “Free Germany” Group Formed in Moscov In 1943 to Help Rid Reich of Hitler; Larae Scale Operations in U. S. Zone

Soviet-Sponsored Spy Rings Active in Occupied Reich   Fifteen Germans Held in Prison on Espionage Accusations

Soviet - Backed Ring of German Spies Believed  Active in Reich   Ringleader of 15 Admits Giving Out Data on U. S. Troops

CATCH PRO-RED GERMAN SPIES   Group Furnished Russians Info on American Troops

Soviets Back Movement In Germany   1,000,000 Soldiers Of Reich Converted To  Sunnort Of Communism

15 Arrested Only Part of Big Spy Ring   U.S. Intelligence Agents Say Germans Belong to Group of 1,000,000 Embracing Communism

ACTIVE ON LARGE GLALE INU. S. ZONE   Army Says “Soft Treatment” of Spies Is Policy of Siate Depariment,

—RING BROKENNazi Spies Are Linked With Reds.  Troop Movements   Troop Movements Furnished Soviets

Group Formed to Rid Germany of Hitler by Reds   Group Formed Among German Prisoners of War and Refugees In Moscow in 1945   Ry RICHARD A. O'REGAN

SOVIET SPONSORED GERMAN MOVEMENT FACES SPY CHARGE   Claim Clandestine Group Gave Infornation on American Troop Movements:

Provided Soviet Information on U.S. Troop Move:   15 German Spies Are Under Arrest

Accused of Having Soviet Sympathies and Giving Russians Information  On U. S. Troop Move mente”

“Free Reich” Circle Sponsered By Soviets   Clandestine Movernent Op erating On Large Scale In Three Western  Zones ~

Germans Arrested As Spy Suspects Among Million — Converted To Communism

SAY MILLION NAZI TROOPS COMMUNISTS   U. S. Intelligence Officers Declare They Belong to Free Germany Group Organized by Russia in July, 1943.

Red-Sponsored German Secret Move Reported   INTELLIGENCE SERVICE LINKS CHARGE WITH RECENT ARRESTS.

Espionage In German Zones Is Increasing   U. S. Officers Declare Soviet Sponsors West Area Movement.

Russ Posted On US. Troop Movements   Clandestine Operations On Large Scale Suspected In All 3 West Zones Of Reich

U. S. BREAKS UP SOVIET SPY RING. HOLD 15 GERMANS   PICKED UP WHILE TRYING TO CONTACT RUSSIAN OFFICERS

SOVIET-SPONSORED - NAZI CLANDESTINE MOVEMENT WORKING:   Believed Operating on a Large Scale In 3 Western Zones of Germany.   REPORT BY OFFICERS   In Connection With the Espionage Arrest at Stuttgart of 15 Germans.

Americans Asked To Go To Work   Truman Tells Country Workers Are Needed More Than Leaders

Truman Visits Mother and His ‘Old Cronies’   President To Fly To Washington Late in Day

Rallies U. S. To Work — For Peace.   Need Men Who'll Work For What They’re For Says Truman, Accept- . ing Honorary Degree

TRUMAN VISITS HIS FAMILY AT MISSOURI HOME   FINDS AGED MOTHER, WHO HAS BEEN ILL, WAITING AT AIRPORT

Truman Calls On People to Work  For Peace, Welfare of the Nation   Workers Needed More Than Leaders, President Déclares in Accepting Honorary Degree at William Jewell College: Repeats Admonition

Installation Men Walk Ou In 6 States   Repert U. S. May Allow $4 Steel Hike

S. F., Fresno Workers Quit   N. Y. in Telegraphic Isolation; Equipment Men Out; Operators’ Sympathy Layoff Seen

Telephone Workers Walkout Begins in Many Cities Today   Nationwide Tieup May Result from Present Situation

Walkout May Spread Over Country   Western Union Workers Still Out In N. Y.

6,000 ‘PHONE WORKERS OUT ON STRIKE   N. Y. Telegraphers Remain Away From Jobs   DEVELOPMENTS   Awaited In Steel, Automobile, Meat Packing Wage Disputes

New Walkout Under Way in Many Sections   Country Wide Tieup of Telephone Service ts Threatened

Workers Out In Cities Over Nation   Threatens to Bring Country Wide Tie Up of Phone Servic:

Phone Strike Threatens to Tie Up Nation   Walkout of Installation Workers Spreads, Ninety Workers in Utah, Idaho Quit Works 100 Per Cent Break Looms in Toll Service

Sympathy Strike Expected Shortly   Union Leader Foresees 100%, Breakdown Of Toll Service Throughout Lnited States

Threatens To Bring Tie-Up  Of Services   Workers Quit Work In Ohio, Indiana, New Jersey, Pennsylvania. Delaware, Illinois   TOLL SERVICE GONE

Big Walkout Spreads To Many Cities   May Bring Nation-wide Phone Service Tie-Up  In Few Dave.

Report Workers On Installations Stage Walkout   7000 W.U. Employes Idles Further Moves To Settle Meat And Steel Troubles

U.S.-Wide Tie-Up Of Service Looms If Picketing Starts   President Of Independent Group Says Strike Lines Will Be Established And Other Unions Have Pledged That They Won’t Try To Go Through Them   “@aeve Dicket Lines Will Be Set Uno

UNION EMPLOYEES STAGE WALKOUT IN WAGE DISPUTE   feaders Predict Breakdown _ in Toll Service Within Weak ar Tan Dave

Installation Workers Quit In Many Cities  May Be Complete In a Few Days

Nation- Wide  Service Tieup Is Threatened   Walkout Gets Underway In Number Of Places

TIE-UP  BEGINS   Gotham Remains In Wire Isolation From Rest of US

Slated Strike Of Phone Installation Workers Under W:.”:'n Some Areas

COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT  WORKERS START WALKOUT IN ADVANCE OF SCHEDULED TIME

Country-Wide   Tieup Of Service Is Threatened    Installation Workers In Scattered Cities Quit Jobs Over Wage. Dispute

Installation Workers in Several Cities Begin Walkout Which Threatens to Gain Speed.  woT ECPRAPH CTRIKE      ‘TELEGR APH STRIKE  ENTERS SECOND DAY

Curfailnient or Wider Markels Is Choice Faced   Rationing of Land  And Labor, Increased Consumption Choice Of U. S. Agriculture

Hagerstown On Stop Of Mutual Aviatior      City On Proposed Niagara Falls To Baltimore Elight

Mutual Air Lines Seeks Two Routes Throu gh Bradford   Buffalo Aviation Concern Asks Civil Aeronautics Board to Give Its Approval To Proposed Service from Niagara Falls  To Baltimore and Another to Philadelphia

Middle Belt Market Opens   Prices Expected To Be Higher Than Last Year’s Average of $44.02

FIRST ELECTION   Balloting: Quiet After Four Are Killed in Campaign Shirmishes

MO  RE MINERS JOINING MEN IN THE PITS   ABOUT HALF OF MEN Wi0, HAVE IGNORED TRUCE ARE  EMPLOYVES OF. PENNSYLVANIA MINES ‘

Strike Picture Fased In U. S. By Settlement   TWO DISPUTES SETTLED BUT PITTSBURGH STILL HIT

STRIKE PICTURE IMPROVES SOME   POWER, MARITIME _ STRIKE CONTINUE TO POSE PROBLEM

FEW GLEAMS OF LIGHT APPEAR IN /LABOR PICTURE, BUT TWO MAJOR DISPUTES NOT NEAR SETTLEMENT

Improvements. An-Labor Str ife “Repor ted Today   See No: Settlement Near Tr » Pitebungh Shutdown Or”. Maritime. “Walkout:

[Improvement Is Seen in Strikes; Secretary Assists      Pontiac, Warren Disputes Are Settled; Meetings Planned on Power Situation

SOME CHANGE NOTED IN U.S.  LABOR STRIFE   Minor Strikes Settled by Maritime and Pittsburgh Power Stalemated.

No Settlement in Sight for Two Major Disputes in Nation   {REPORT SOME VIOLENCE

LABOR OUTLOOK APPEARS BETTER   Two Disputes Ended But Two Major Strikes Not Settled

US. Strike Situation Reported Improved   However, Pittsburgh and Maritime Disputes Still Uncattled

ABOUT THE SAME   No Settlement in Sight for Two Major Disputes in Nation   REPORT SOME VIOLENCE

TULSA GIRL KILLED IN AIRPLANE CRASH   Elien Endacott, Ferry Pilot, Lose: Life Near Po'eau--Second Girl Iniured_

TAFT, BRICKER STATE VIEWS   Bricker Challenges Truman To Enter Ohio Campaign; GOP — Victory Predicted

500 Delegates AreExpeced For Sessions  seban eh  ivision,   Fifth Division, — 19th District Meetinas Slated

200 Delegate: AreExpected For Sessions   Fifth Division, . 19th District Meetinas Slated

Eight Treated At Hospital   For Second Week In A Row Large Number Of Accidents Reported

Many Treated For Injuries   Seven Persons Treated A Hospital For Various Wounds And Injuries

Victims Of Accidents Treated Af Hospital      Variety of Mishaps Occurred in County Over the Weekend

Race Discrimination Issue To Receive Airing in UN   Two Main Committees Set for Debate on Matter Based on Complaint by India

Two UN Groups To Study Racial Rows   India’s Accusations of South Africa Are Aired

Election Shows Reds Strongest French Party   Communists Win 170 Assembly Seats to 159 for MRP   Communists Lead in Italian City Elections

BRETTON WOODS REPORT HEARD      President Submits Facts To! Congress; Says Program Will Need Additional  01 Ok Diliiens Nast Year 

Truman Reports To Congress On Money Matters   Report By National Advisory Council On International Affairs

Legion Stresses Preparedness   Pennsylvania Man Elected Commander Of National Body.

Legion Seeks Compulsory Training For Four Months Period: Unified Command of U.S. Armed Forces

Legionnaires Will Demand Compulsory Military Training   Approve Four Month Period For Youths

Griffith Will Lead Legion in Program for Full Preparedness, War Profit Ban

Legion to Seek Full Preparedness   Convention Ends; Griffitk Is Elected Commander

LEGION NAMES NEW NATIONAL COMMANDER   .Pennsylvania. Man Succeeds  John Stelle

Veterans Ask America To Be Ready For War   NATIONAL CONVENTION iS ENDED IN SAN FRANCISCO

OPERATORS ARE TO DISCUSS COAL AT THURSDAY SESSION   Committee to Meet and Negotations With Union May Be Forthcoming

GREEN ASSAILS NEW DEAL FOR “LOSING PEACE’   “Bewildered And Befuddled” Administration Hit By Governor

Green Blasts Bungling by Federal Govt.   Charges Incompetent On Both Domestic, International Affairs

GREEN DELWERS POLITIGAL BLAS   Governor Charges Truman Administration Bungles at Home, Abroad

Soviet seeks delay in meeting of UNO  security council   U.S. urges Russia and Iran be called upon for negotiations report

U.S. Asks Toy Priority on Iran Problem   Russia Requests Council to Delay Opening

Senator Myers Pennsylvania, To Visit State   Will Speak in Place Of Senator Barkley; W. F. Taylor Withdraw:  Fram Gavernor Race

BARKLEY WON'T TALK IN STATE   Senate Leader's Wife Ill, Forcing D-mos To Get Another Speoker

Barkley Cannot Be At Demo Dinner   Wife Seriously 111; Taylor Withdraws from Governor Race, Favoring Jones

2.500 CAPITAL PHONE OPERATORS LY MASS MEETING   Attempt to Halt Instal'‘ation Workers National Strike Made

Lewis in Courtroom Denunciation of Injunction After Judge Gives Verdict

STUDY CAUSE OF HOLE IN EARTH   Crater Appoars During Night—May Have Been Caused by Meteor,

Sgt. Percy Mooney To Spend Vacation At Army Air Base   Former Prisoner Of Japs Gets Two Weeks -At Miami Beach

12,000 Workers At Hudson Plant Laid Off Today   Employer, Employees Urge WSB Drop Curbs

3 FRESH LABOR DISPUTES IDLE 21,000 IN DETROIT; AFL AWAITS BOARD ACTION

Greece Strongly Opposed To Albania Joining U.N., Plans ‘To File Sharp Memorandum   Way Cleared For Action When Russia Is Overridden On Membership Issue

Saved $25,547   On Wage Never Higher Than $25 Per Week; Gives Credit to Wife .

12 Die In Crash Of Army Plane   MacDill Field Superfort Comes To Grief In Great Smoky Park

~—CRASHES INTO CLINGMAN’S DOME— B-29 Hits Mountain; 11 Reported Killed

A SUPERFORTRESS CRASHED TODAY   In the Great Smoky Mountains National Park In Tennessee.

10 Or 1] Dead In B-29 Crash  In Tennessee   Superfort Cracks Up In Great Smoky Mountains On Night Training Flight to Chicago

BOMBER CRASHES, 12 MEN KILLED   PLANE HITS PEAK IN SMOKY MOUNTAINS — WRECKAGE WIDELY SCATTERED.

12 Men Killed In Crash of . Army B-29 yee   Superfortress Plunges Into National Park In Smoky Mountains

12 Killed In B-29 Crash   Superfortress From MaeDill Field. Fla., Crashes  In Tennessee.

B-29 CRASHES INTO MOUNTAIN   Believe 12 Occupants Of Super-Fortress Killed in Crash

State Leaders at Variance on Truman's Action   Goodland Lauds Move OPA Not Practical, Savs Governor

Get Out Out Your  Fork  Meat leat On Way Back To Tables In State: Union Hits Lifting

Russians Block Roads, Are Careless in Target Practice Over Vienna Airport, Gen. Clark Charae

NEW PROTEST. ~SENT SOVIET         U, &. COMMANDER IN AUSTRIA PROTESTS ANTICS OF RED FLIERS AND ROAD-BLOCK INSTALLATIONS

CLARK PROTESTS REDS' SHOOTING   Russian Fighter Planes Stage Target Practice Over Airbase ° 

Top Diploniatic Appoiniees Are Reshuffled  Harriman Given Assignment te Pt aad Realbecies

Top Diplomatic Appointees Are Reshuffled  Harriman Given Assignment to Great Britain

Costly Ship Strike Comes To Settlement   POWER WORKERS, PITTSBURGH, VOTE TO CONTINUE WALKOUT, HOWEVER.

Nation's Worst Shipping Strike Finally Settled   New Walkout Threatened in Five Days; Other Labor. Disputes Grave

Walkout at Pittsburgh ls Continued   Workers Vote To Continue ‘Strike; Leader is Freed

GROUP VOTES CURBS ON OPA   Okay Year's Extension Bui Place Restrictions On Powers of Agency

MEASURE MAY RESTORE SOME MARGINS   New Lease on OPA Will Have Effect On Commodity Prices

OPAIS BEING EXTENDED FOR ANOTHER YEAR   House Committee Action Seen Boosting Consumer Costs Considerably   AVERAGE CAR WILL ADVANCE $60 MORE

Profit Margins On Many Items Restored in Bill   -Car, Refrigerator Prices Affected - If. Move Holds   £60 on an Auto

Banking Group ves Year's Extension  Aby 15 to4 Vote   nt Adopted Curbing OPA’s of Retail Price Absorption . Will Boost Consumer Costs Wilions Annually, Is Estimate

Measure To Extend OPA For Year OK’d By Banking Group   Disputed Clause on Price Ceilings Added to Bill— Committee Rejects Move to Extend OPA but Nine Months—Parity Clause May be Added

High Prices Foreeast By Bill’s Foes   OPA Man Says Car Prices Will Jump By $60 Average

MEASURE WOULD INCREASE PRICES OF MANY ITEMS   Agency Official Says Cost to Consumers, if Bill Is Enacted, Will Be $500,000,000 Yearly.   CALLS FOR. GRADUAL ENDING OF CONTROLS   Forbids Attempts to Force Manufacture of Low-Price  Clothing—Would Termi- © nate Subsidies.

House Committee Votes To Extend OPA for One Year   Amendment Curbs Appli cation of Price Absorption Program

German Factories Send Products Into Black Marts  Firms Using Profits To Rebuild Their Buscinacesc Quickly

Landlords Ask Strike To Get Rental Relief   Seattle Group Pleads Nation-Wide Ban Unless Program Is Adopted

Seven Killed Near Bay City   Auto Careens Into Truck, Another Car

GOP Approval Defeated By 7-7 Count In Committee   AnotherPoll Slated On Bill By Tuesday   Fact-Finding Bill Is Lab. elled A ‘Must? For Solons

GOP Motion To Approve Truman Bill Rejected   House Labor Committee Fails To Approve Surprise GOP Move

PRESIDENTS PLEA FOR FACT-FINDING BOARD DEFEATEL   Siprticin Motion Foils. in Tie Vote; Martin Rate Artian

Republicans Would Consider  ruman’s Plan T   Martin Places Strike Situation. As Foremost Legislative Subject

LABOR BILL DEFEATED BY COMMITTEE   House Group Votes Down Republican Motion

Bid for Immediate Action on Trumar  Labor Bill Denied   House. Committee Defeats Surprise Republican Motion By Tie Vote

GOP LEADERS RANKING LABOR ‘PROBLEM FIRST   Republicans State Laws To Control Labor Should Be First In Congress   DEMOCRATS ARE DIVIDED   “Martin Urges Unity In Peace As In War Under Laws That Protect All

PROBLEM OF LABOR HEADS G.0.P.LIST   ‘Rep. Leaders in Congress Want It Taken Up First 

Predict 5,000 Acres Gila Project Land Will Be Opened Next Year For Homesteading by Veterans

Republican Trend  Is Seen as Maine Counts Its Votes   Democrats Are Frank In Making Statements They Are Undisturbed

Republicans Hail Results In Maine  See Continuation Of ‘National Trend’

TREND 1S SEEN IN MAINE VOTE   GOP Chiefs Hail Victory As Indication of Continued Republican Sweep

Parties Differ  On Import Of Maine Vote   GOP Praises Victory As U. S. Trend; Democrats Cite Past

Maine GOP Win Hailed; Bowles Bids for Office   Former Economic Official Seeks Connecticut : ‘Govemorship

VIEWS ON MAINE VOTING DIFFER Bowles Announces Candidacy For Connecticut. Governorship

Republicans Hail Victory  In Maine   See It as Trend: Not Disturbed, Democrats Say

Candidates Picked at Conventions ©  Reactions to Maine Election Varied

Sharp Veterans Shake College  Complacency   Experienced and widely traveled former service men a challenge to teachers.

Sharp Veterans Are Shaking Amer. Colleges out of Their Complaceney

ELECTRICAL EMPLOYEES LEAVE JOBS   Western Electric Workers Leave Their Jobs Today

President Will Review Labor Picture Tonight   “Fireside Chat” on Air Tonight at 9 O'Clock Will Be Direct Appeal to People For His Legislative Program, Bogaed Downin Congress

FIRWHGE CREA   Union Leader Predicts tele ’ phone Workers May  Citin tn Kuhinrnticcs

President Speaks Tonight   Report to the Nation Will Cover Entire Labor Situation

President Appeals To The People At 10 P, M..... Truman To Use “Fireside Chat” Technique Tonight

Higher Wages Is Chief Dispute In Steel Plants   CIO Union Heads Set Dates For Meatpacker And Steel Walkouts

Strike That Starts In East May Bring Phone Tie-Up   Employees Of Electric Company Walk Out At New Jersey And New York City Plants In Fight Over Wages

Walkout By WE Workers Starts In New Jersey   Wage Dispute May Act As Springboard for Nationwide Telephone  Strike   Efforts At Peace Have Broken Down   Mova Alrently Underway to Secure Support of Telephone Workers of Bell System In East

NATIONAL SHUTDOWN TELEPHONE SERVICE STRIKE GALL MADE   New Disputes May Push Nation’s Idle Qver The Million And A Half Mark

CIO IS Involved In 3 Disputes Which May Lead To Walkouts In Near Future Whil Independent Unit Leaves Plants Of Western Electric

1,360,000 to Be Involved  In Walkouts   Packing, Steel, Electrical And Telephone Industries Affected by Labor Disputes

DISPUTE MAY BRING PHONE SERVICE TIEUP   New York, New Jersey Branches of Firm  Are Hit

President To Discuss U. S. Labor Picture   Truman Plans Report To Nation On His Legislative Proposals, Other Issues

TRUMAN WILL ADOPT FIRESIDE CHAT PLAN   President to Talk to People Seeking. Support for Program

STEEL, PACKING, ELECTRICAL — AND TELEPHONE INDUSTRIES. 70 FACE STRIKE SITUATION SOON —

Union, Company Fail To Agree On Wage Issue  Sympathy Strike Of AT & T Workers Is   Sympathy Strike Of AT & T Workers Is Mentioned; Would  Accept Fact-Findine

Nationwide Phone Strike Is Threatened   Sympathy Walkout Is Asked for by President of Union

PICTURE GROWS DARKER; UNIONS MAP STRATEGY   Conciliator Admits Failure In Talks With Officials Of Electric Firms

Three Scheduled eWalkouts Would  Add over Million  To Total of Idle   (10 Steel, Electrical and Packing House Workers Have Strikes Set for Next Week

Phone Workers May Be Called Out In Nation   Request for Sympathy Strike Made by Union Head

May Result In General Phone Tie-Un   17,400 Workers Out In New York City And New  Jersev Factories.

Wages Are Main Issue in Nation’s  Big Strike Threat:   Over Million Are Involved in Packing, Steel, Electrical and Phone Jobs

PRESIDENT ADOPTS “FIRESIDE CHAT” IDEA FOR ADDRESS   Te Use Technique of His  Predecessor in Talk Tonight * in Which He. Hopes to Clear « Up. Mauy Problems

Work Stoppage Will Hit Four Big Industries   Seventeen Thousand Electrical Workers  In New York and New Jersey Go Out Today

Crippling New Strikes Loom In Few Weeks   Telephone; Packing; Electrical. and Steel Companies Involved

Electric  Workers Quit Job ForHike   Thousands Leave; : Sympathy Strike Is Pleaded

Truman Uses FDR’s Fireside Chat Technique In Effort To Speed Legislative Program

Telephone Workers Asked To Join Electric Crews in Sympathy Strike

Half Hour Talk Slated By Truman   Fireside Chat Technique Adopted by President For Address to Nation Starting at 7 p. m.

\National Phone Tieup Is Asked By Union Chief   Sympathy Strike 10 Back Western Electric Pay Walkout Sought

President To Outline His Program   Will Plead for Public Support In "Fireside Chat"

; —SPEAKS TONIGHT— ‘W hole Labor Situation’ Truman’s Topic Tonight

General Work Stoppage May Spread in New York   CIO Demonstration Set for Next Monday To Protes Labor Legislation, Support Current Strikes

Idle Slated To Go Above Million Mark   Wages Major Issue In All Controversies

Truman Appeal 10 Nation Kead  Sunnart nf Peanile   Support of People Sought for Leader's Labor Peace Program

‘Truman Adopts Fireside Chat Technique Of FDR In Effort» ‘To Get Legislative Program   To Appeal To People At Time When Strikes And Walkouts Plague His Administration

BELL EMPLOYES ASKED TO VOTE ON BACKING ELECTRICAL WORKERS   THOUSANDS QUIT IN WESTERN ELECTRIC WAGE HIKE FIGHT

Four Industries Face Work Stoppages Soon  Million and Half Workers Will Walk Off Jobs

FOUR INDUSTRIES MAY BE CALLED OUT   Pay Chief Issue In All Instances; Stoppages Threaten In Steel, Packing, Telephone And Electrical In dustries.

Truman Turns To FDR's Fireside Chat Technique For His Program   President Hopes By This Method In Addres To Be Broadcast Tonight To Dislodge Key Proposals From Capitel Hill Snags

Truman Will Discuss Whole Labor Problem   President to Speak Ove: All Networks At 9 CST Thursday  NS he ey ey een

STRIKE BRINGS BIG THREAT IN PHONE SERVICE   Strike in Electric Company to Affect 17,400 Emploves

Sympathy Action By Phone Workers Is Asked by Union In West. Elec. Strike

NATION-WIDE “PHONE STRIKE ~ POLL SOUGHT   WORKERS QUIT JOBS IN WESTERN ELECTRIC PLANTS

National Tieup Of Telephones Also Indicated   17,400 Are Involved In Walkouts; Others Due To Join in Later

17,400 ELECTRIC WORKERS STRIKE   POSSIBLE TELEPHONE SHUTDOWN THREATENED

Western Electric Company Employes Leave 21 Plants   Strike Affects 17,400 Workers; May Bring Shutdown in National Telephone Searvica

Truman To Talk on Labor  Situation   Completes Work on Radio Address to Nation Tonight

Truman Will Discuss Stoppaaes At 9 P.M.   Electrical Workers In New York And North New Jersey Strike And U.S. Faces Possible Nationwide Tieup In Dispute Over Wages

Two Walkouts Have Been Set and Other Two Will Mean Million and a Half Workers as Idle.   NEXT FEW WEEKS TO DECIDE ISSUES

TRUMAN TO TALK ON LABOR CRISIS   Whole Situation To Be Covered In Address Thursday

BELL EMPLOYES ASKED TO VOTE ON BACKING: ELECTRICAL WORKERS  THOUSANDS QUIT IN WESTERN ELECTRIC

Truman Talk Deals With Labor Strife   President Will) Disenss Whole Situation In Chat Over Radio Tonight

Truman Aims Will Be Aired At 10 Tonight   President Seeking Support of Public In Legislative Fight

ABOUT 17,400 WOULD BE IDLE   Kearny Co. Agrees to Have Wage Dispute Turned Over to Board.   91 PLANTS IN GROUP

INVOLVED IN THE WALKOUT   Action by Employes in Kearny and New York City Plants May Be tha Springboard for NationWide Phone Tie-Up,

Other Walkouts May Idle Million And Half People   Shutdown tn National Telephone Service Threatened: Wages Top Issue [n- Dispute

"FIRESIDE CHAT’ 10 BE GIVEN TONIGHT   Truman Hopes to Dislodge Vital Issues From Capitol Hilt Snags.

Labor to Be The Subject   Truman Will Try “Fire‘side-Chat” Technique’ In Radio Talk Tonight

Entire Labor Situation Topic Of Radio Addres:  Hopes Appeal wi i Affect Con

Workers In Western Electric Plants In East Stage Walkout   Sympathy Strikes May Bring About _ Telephone Service Tieup Jn Country

President Will Adopt "Fireside Chat" Technique in Effort to Get Action

STRIKE CALL ASKED AFTER WE WALKOUT   450,000 Bell Workers Would Be Affected By Stoppage

PRESIDENT TO MAKI MAKE OVERALL REPORT IN FIRESIDE CHAT TO PEOPLE OF NATION TONIGHT -

Electric Strike Begins Today   More Than 17,000 ‘Ar Ordered to Quit Work

BID 10 PUBLIC FOR SUPPORT IS EXPECTED   Broadcast at 9 P. M May Spur Congress To Action

Western Electrie  Walkout   Began at Company Plants Today Over Wage Dispute 17,400  Workers Involved

Inclue 17,400 in 21 Plants In NYC Striking   Members Of 48 Unions Aske ed To Authorize National Sympathy Strike.   BEGAN AT ll Ave

Strikes May Idle More ‘Than Million   Wages Chief Issue In. Threatened Walkouts; Western Electric Strike Begins

Western Electric Walkout Starts; Pickets Bar Gates at GM Plant   OFFICE WORKERS KEPT OUTSIDE PLANT ENTRANCE   MASS DEMONSTRATORS SHOW SYMPATHY WITH STRIKE

Half Million Workers May Be Called Off Jobs   FOUR INDUSTRIES BESET BY THREATS OF WALKOUTS

Phone, Packing, Electrical, Stee! Strikes Threaten  Gloom Ever Deeper  In National Labor lens De WE ne

W.E. WALKOUT MAY BE JOINED BY OTHERS   Telephone Workers May Go Along Out of Pure Sympathy.

SHUTDOWN OF PRONE LINES MAY FOLLOM   Threat is Added to Steel and Meat Strikes Set for Jan. 14 and 16.

WAGE DISPUTE MAY SET OFF PHONE STRIKE      Walkouts In Three Other Big Industries Are Imminent

Idle Workers Apt to Total Over Million   Three Big Strikes Are Set to Start During Next Week

Electrical Workers Qui In 2 States   National Telephone Strike Threatened As Result of Move

Wage Dispute In Eastern States May Be Settled By Federal Fact-Finders

Truman Speech  Includes Labor   President Will Go on Air at 9 O'clock  In “*Fireside Chat’

TRUMAN WILL DISCUSS LABOR   Addresses Nation By Ait Tonight On Stalled  Program

Nation’s Chief To Urge People To Back Aims   Speech. to Be Made By Radio Tonight Deseribed As Overall Report On Levistative Proposals      Not Cleared Thru Party Committee   Hope to Dislodge Labor and Other Suggestions From Snag On Capi + tol Hill

Sympathy Strike By 48 Member Unions Foreseen   CIO Officials In Capital to Map Strategy

Electrical Workers in East Strike   National Sympathy Ac Advocated as Labor Picture Darkens.

Fireside Chat Set For Ten Tonight   Truman Will Make Direct Appeal To America

Truman Report To Cover Whole Labor Situation   Direct Appeal for Legislation to Start At 9 p. m. Tonight

Truman Adopts FDR's ‘Fireside Chat’ Technique   Washington, Jan. 3 (®) President Truman’s report to the nation by radio tonight will deal with the “whole labor situation,” the White House said today.

Phone Unions Urged fo Join WE Walkout   Move Threatens Halt of Service Across Nation

National Phone Strike Possible   Sympathy Walkout Asked by WE Group

Employes Of Western Electric Started Their Walkout At 11 A.M. Today

Electric Plants Halt Production As Union Strikes   Seventeen Thousand in East Out by Late This Afternoon

TRUMAN'S TALK AT 9 O'CLOCK   President Will Renew Fight For His Program, Air Strike Problems

TRUMAN T0 HOLD "FIRESIDE CHAT’ TONIGHT AT 9 P.M,   Some Say Speech: Will’ Lay Framework. “Lear Demo Elections ©

Proposed Western: Union Strike May Be Called. Off Outside New York —

‘Truman On Radia Tonight   Adopts ‘Fireside Chat Technique Of his White  House Predecessor

President Will Speak Tonight   Capital And Labor Due For Scolding

May Bring Phone Tie-Up Across Nation   21 Plants in New York and New Jersey Affected

WILL ENDEAVOR TO FREE PLANS CAUGHT IN SNAG   President To Deliver Direct Appeal To People During Speech At 10 p.m.

Suspension of Phone Service Is Threatened   More than 17,000 Employes Leave New York and New Jersey Plants as Support of Titel felon: fe Baht

Truman ‘Chat’ To Deal With Labor Tonight   Nearly Million and Half Workers Due To Be Idled By Stoppages

COVER LABOF IN ADDRESS   ‘Fire-Side Chat’ Technique Will Be Employed

3 Walkouts May Boost Strike-Idle To 2 Million   Steel, Electrical And Packinghouse Workers Scheduled To Ouit Next Week

Over Million Workers Set For Striking In Pay Rifts   Steel, Packing Name Jan. 14 For Walkout

Truman Going Before Mike ‘This Evening ‘With Appeal   Address To Country Planned At 10 P. M.

  Eastern Plant Crews Begin Mass Walkouts   Bas ah. (EE a OT, es ee 7 . en, ioe  na   10,000 in Connecticut Drop Tools In Sympathy With Yale Lock Strike

Labor Situation To Be Covered In Truman Talk   Presidential Speech To Be Given Tonight At 10 Is Termed Overall Report

TALK WILL COVER ENTIRE PROBLEM OF WAGE ISSUES  SOME QUARTERS SAY ADDRESS WILL MARK

Pay Main Issue ‘In 4 Industries Facing Stoppage   Steel Workers Walkout Set For Jan. 14; Packers To Call Big Strike Jan. 16

NEARLY MILLION FACE IDLENESS FROM STRIKES   Nation-Wide Work Stoppages in 4 Big Industries Loom Within Few Weeks

WESTERN ELECTRIC WORKERS STRIKE   WALKOUT OF 14,200 MAY LEAD TO TLE-UP OF TELELIHONS: SERVICE.

17,400 Employes Quit Their Jobs   Western Electnc Workers Strike in 21 Eastern Plants —   WALKOUT MAY SPREAD   Stoppage Had No Immeke F fect on Nation's Phone Service

Truman Adopts Kireside Chat Of Predecessor   Talks To Nation At 9 P. M. With Appeal To People Iv Time Of Strikes.   FROM WHITE HOUSE

Phone Employes May Join In Watkout   Stoppages, Making Million And Half Idle, Appear Near

May Bring Phone Tie-Up. Across Nation   21 Plants in “New York and ‘New: Jersey... ‘Affected. ”

Wage Boosts Chief Issue  In Disputes   C. I. O. Unions Involved In Three Controversies; Electrical Workers to Set Date Saturday

FOUR CRITICAL INDUSTRIES INVOLVED   Steel, Phone, Electrical, Packing Workers Named   PAY INCREASES   Chief Issue In Threatened Stoppages: More Than 382,000 Idle Now

GOES TO PEOPLE AS FOUR LARGE WALKOUTS NEAR   Radio Address Tonight to Cover “Whole Situation”; Electrie Strike Begins   Wage Demands«

13 Million Due To Leave Jobs In 4 Industries   Electric Workers In East Already Beqin Walkouts

4 Industries Face Menace of Walkouts   Neerly Million and Helf May Be Idle Within Few Weeks

Union Head Requests  Workers to Authorize Walkout; Three Other Major Tieups Pending

Nearly Million And Half Workers Will Be ldled If Four Big Strikes Start

U.S. Prepares Atom Defense  Bomb Can Be Licked PRheht Admiral Savs

OFFER BY UNION IS REJECTED   Telephone Strike Is Due to Start Next Thursday

Efforts to Settle Major Strikes Are Continued in Vain   Telephone Negotiations Broken Off; UAW to Intensify Strike

J. A. W. PLANS TO INTENSIFY CAMPAIGN   Threat Of Phone Stoppage Continues Unabated   VOTE OF WORKERS   On Prolonging G. M. Walkout Opposed By Union; Other Walkouts

Efforts To Settle Two Major Labor Disputes Fail   Nationwide Phone Tieup Threatened

CIO Prepares To Intensify 104-Day Strike   Telephone Workers To Walk Out Thursday; Parleys Break Down

Toll Operators Will Begin Strike Thursday Morning Unless Compromise Can Be Reached.      GM SETTLEMENT IS ALSO DARK ISSUE

UAW Intensifies 104-Day Strike Against Company   Phone Walkout Is Set for Thursday

UAW TO PRESS STRIKE AT G-M      Prospect of Averting Tie. up of Phones Dim As Parley Breaks Up

UAW And General Motors Meet Again Today After Offers Are Rebuffed

Prospects Of Settling 2 Major Labor Issues Dim. As Negotiations Fold Up

Walkout Deadlock Tightens.   GM and UAW Roject Proposals; ‘Mone Strike Innninent

Efforts to End Major Strikes Fail   GM Rejects Union Offer to Arbitrate;  Phone Tieun Threatens

GM Proposal Rejected by Auto Workers   Union Opposed to Secret Ballot by Idle Workers

GM Rejects Arbitration; UAW Scorns Proposal for  ‘Secret Back-To-Work Vote

"Phone And GM  Issues  Are Pat   G-M Strikers Start To Intensifying Their Efforts

Fail To Settle 2 Major Labor Controversies   GM Strike Intensified; Threat Of Phone Tie-Up le L]mereheved.

G. M. AND PHONE DISPUTES HANE ON STUBBORNLY   General Motors Offer Draws Union's Disdain; Telephone Strike Apparently Will Begin Thurs. day As Scheduled.

GENERAL MOTORS UNIONS REJECT BALLOT ON STRIKE   Telephone Workers Prepare - To Walk Out Thursday; fehar Navalinnmantc

Workers Ready To Intensify Motors Trouble   Hope of Averting Telephone Tieup On Thursday Dim

GM, CIO Reject Arbitration Or Special Vote  Telephone Strike Set For Thursday A. M.; We Teanhkla in BPhila

STRIKE SITUATION BLEAK AS* UNION ‘EXPRESSES DISDAIN AT LATEST GMC PROPOSAL: TELEPHONE TIEUP NEARS

TINICUM MAN LEAVES LAND TO HIS FAMILY   Newtown and_ Sellersville Widows Are Sole Heirs  MANY OTHER WILLS

Industrialized Economy Ts Out of Gear   Effects of Railroad Transportation Tieup Reviewed

Shortages Threaten As Strike Isolates Many Communities   Steel Operations Swiftly Coming to Halt, Coal Mines Forced Down, Shipments Of Food Delayed As Result of Tieup

Strike Throws Industrial U.S Out of Gear   Little Hardship Is Felt During First Day Army Moves Troops To Strategic Areas

Economy Put Out — Of Gear By Strike   Nation Split Into Thousands of Isolated Communities by Railroad Strike — Housewives in Many Areas Face Possibility of No Perishables in Few Dave

U.S. Keonom Completely Out of Gear   Rail Strike Effect Will Be Serious Within Few Davs

TIEUP THROWS U.S. ECONOMY OUT OF GEAR   VITAL INDUSTRIES TO CLOSE; LAKES SHIPPING IDLE

MUTINY BY INDIAN SAILORS = IS CONTINUING IN BOMBAY   REPORTS RECEIVED IN LONDON SAY QUTBREAKS NOW TAKING PLACE IN CALCUTTA

Seeks White House Help   Pos sible Intervention Jn Packers Wage Dispute Is Looked For.

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Gives Reasons Why Voters Turned Against New Deal

Government Te Act in Strike, it ls Reported   Signs Of Impending Action In Steel Walkout Seen

WHITE HOUSE ACTS SOON IN STEEL STRIKE   TRUMAN EXPECTS SETTLEMENT OF DEADLOCK

FACT - FINDERS, BOWLES HURRY TO PRESIDENT   Government Action To End Steel Strike Is Indicated

Fact-Finding  Panel Requested  To Hurry Report OPA Chief Bowles Called to gee  From Holiday

PRESIDENT TALKS TO FACT FINDERS; SUMMONS BOWLES   Board Presents Data on Costs and Wages in Industry— May Make Written  . Report Soor.   EXECUTIVE CALLS OPA CHIEF FROM VACATION   Latter Has Been Key Figure in Price Controversy That Has Accompanied Walkout.

Truman Ask: Bowles to  Steel Confab  Launches New   Launches New Move to End Work Stoppage

United States May Move to Settle Strike   Signs of Impending White House Action Multiply as OPA Head Is Called Hastily Back to Capitol

SWIFT ACTION MAY SETTLE STEEL STRIKE   President Truman Is Ready to Receive Fact-Finding Report

New Government Action Is Expected   BARBECUE IS FEATURE  Kent County Turns Out For Vets’ Homecoming

Panel board members are ‘standing by’  Bowles to meet Truman Saturday

Three Million Americans Are Not Bothered By T he Shortage Of  Meat—The’re All Vegetarians

US Postpones Troop Talks In  Surprise Move   Americans Atiempt To Reconcile Opposing British-Russian Views

U. S. Postpones Discussions Of Military Data   Will Attempt Through Pri vale Interviews to Reconcile British ‘and. Russian Views

U. S. Obtains 48-Hour Postponement Of World Troop Inventory Discussion

Delay Talk On Troop Count  Seek to Reconcile British-Russian t. Deswate  alive

Discussion Of Troop Inventory Postponed By UN   U. S. Pushes Postponement To Give Time For  British-Red Accord

J. $, OBTAINS DELAY IN TROOPS PARLEY   Move Intended To Reconcile British, Red Differences

WHat s a Brie fy, Sarge? ?  Ops Rec ‘over 315 Pairs of P; anties; Then Trouble Starts

Police Clerk Confused By Case of 315 Stolen Pairs of Women’s Pants

Storm Bars Way to Plane Crash Scene   Weather Delays Efforts To Reach Wreckage of Transport, Lost With 9] Persons Aboard

Storm Keeps Searchers From Plane   Screaming Blizzard Has Wrapped Wyoming Mountain in Snow, Cold

Screaming Blizzard Halts Search Party   Will Delay Arrival  At Area Where Plane * Peseta sce

SEARCH ‘THWARTED   Blizzard Forces Climbers Back From Peak Where Plane Crashed

orm Keeps archers om Plane   reaming Blizzard Ha: rapped Wyoming suntain in Snow, Cole

GEN. HOMMA PLACED  ON TRIAL IN MANILA.   Conqueror of Bataan and Corregidor Stares at Hands as Proceedings Get Under Way.

OPA APPROVES BOOST IN PRICE OF CREAM   Increase of From Half-Cent tc Cent a Half-Pint Authorized in 19 Midwest Aress

Black Market Battle In Japan   Twe Killed And Score Wounded In Clash Near General MacArthur's Residence

Huk Leaders Face Arrest   Five Persons Killed In Central Luzon Clashes   Tokyo Black Market Closed After Battle

State Still Faces Problem Of Coa   Railroad Strike Jams Activities

State Trains Moving Again   Road Officials Expecting Normal Operation Today

Coal Operators Cry “False Case’  Declares Facts Do Not Sustain UMW Claims:

ACCUSE LEWIS OF MAKING A “FALSE CASE"   Bituminous Coal Operators Flatly Disagree With Claims of Chief of Mine Workers

OPERATORS SAY LEWIS MAKING A “FALSE” CASE   Accused Of Deliberaate Falsification In Demand For Miners’ Health And Welfare Fund.

Lewis Making A “False Case,’ Operates Say   ‘Open Case Against Mine Chief’s Demands For New Benefits —

Charge Leader With Making “False Case”   Disagree With Claims Put Up By Miners’ Head

TRIESTE ISSUE DROPPED BY BIG FOUR MINISTERS   Details of Balkan Treaties Will Be Discussed Today

Western Powers Reject Soviet Plan for Trieste   Action Practically Kills Hopes for 21-Nation Peace Conference This Summer

MOLOTOY'S PLAN REJECTED TODAY   Chances for Peace Parley Believed Ruined by Decision.

‘SUMMER PEACE ‘CONFERENCE IS VERY DOUBTFUL   Deadlock Over Trieste Almost Wipes Out Possibility

WESTERN ALLIES REJECT MOLOTOV TRIESTE PLAN   Big Four Conference  Deadlocked on Yugoslav Claims

SUMMER PEACE CONFAB DOOMED OBSERVERS SAY   Ministers In Deadlock After Rejection Of Molotov’s Plan For Trieste

Hopes for Summer Peace Parley Fade   Western Powers Reject Soviet Plan for Trieste

Trieste Proves Stumbling Block   Molotov Blasts All Hope for Early Peace Conference.

Russian Plan ForTriestels Turned Down   Conference Is At Dead Point; All  Camnrnamicec Fail

Molotov s New Trieste Plan Is Rejected   Possibility of 21-4 Nation Peace Con-  ference This Year  Almost Wiped Out.

SITDOWN STRIKE BY MOVIE PICKETS TO BLOCK CAITDANCES METRLO.GCGOIDWYN-_MAYER STUDIOS   IWITH TRANSPACIFIC FLIGHT HALF OVER, PLANE lMAV TRY TO CAO TO RERMLIDA FROM ALISTRALIA

PLANE ROARING OVER PACIFIC Non-Stop Distance Mark Is Aim Of Navy Patrol Bomber

e PAUL ‘MALLON—   Present Conditions Show Changes Which Have Occurred in U.S.

MOST BARN FIRES OCCUR IN AUGUST   Protect With Lightning Rods And Make Sure They’re In Good Shap

GERALD SMITH ROUSES RABBLE   Head Of America Firsts Charged With Inciting Riot In Chicago

xq UK x Ke KF x jr KR KF  [Colle e Given Rec nition For uelity , OF Work. Tech Receives High Academic Honor In Approval From AAU

College Given Recognition For Quolity Of Work Tech Receives High ‘Academic Honor In Approval From AAU

Jap Purge Rouses — Crisis in Cabine!   ‘Premier Seeks to Resign  Under New Mandates

THOUSANDS AT RESCUE SCENE   FARM BUILDINGS AND WINDMILL TORN DOWN'TO RESCUE MAN TRAPPED IN WELL

23 Persons Hurt in Bus Mishap  Collides With Truck on California Road

27 AUTO BLACK MARKETERS SENTENCED IN DETROIT; LEABER GETS 2 YEARS. FIRED $10,009

BEN FISHEL Is GIVEN 2. YEARS, FINED $10,000   Other Defendants Receive Stiff Penalties In Car Ring Cases

DETROIT USED CAR DEALERS GET  STIFF SENTENCES   Total of $100,000 in Fines and Two-Year Prison Terms Assessec  26 Dealers.

Big Fines Levied On Used Car Ring  $100,000 Exacted Of  Saven ‘Rarkateerc’

T oday’s Baseball  Rw Tha Acenctlateaddl Proce   National League

Yugoslav Ships Reported Moved   Russia Says U. S. Transfers Vessels

Loan s Uhances Reported Today As Beina Poor   Senate Group Will Open Public Hearings

British -Loan Faces Fight   Opposition Rallies In Effort As Aid To England Gets Underway

Large Number Injured; Property Damage In Hawaii Is Very Heavy  ABOUT 10,000 IN HAWAII HAVE. BEEN MADE HOMELESS  At Hilo Boulders Four Feet In Diameter Were Rolled Inland

Women And Children Being Evacuated From Path Of 100 Foot Wall Of Water; Death Toll Tigh From First Flood

National Tree Lighted at Ceremony   President Speaks to Nation by Radio on 1947’s Prospects

Truman Voices ‘Hope of Peace   Christmas Message Broadcast to Nation by President from White House Lawn

ARABS PLAN‘STRIKE   Are Opposed to Admittance of Jéws to Palestine

COMPROMISE ON MINIMUM WAGE BILL.   Would Make Lowest Wage 60c Per Hour

Iran's War Minister Pledge: Last-Man Tehran Defense   ‘Boys and Girls in Street’? Would Repel Any Invasion, Ahmadi Says

TEHRAN MAPS PLEA TO UNO, SETS DEFENSE   U.S. Comment on New Crisis Withheld By Byrnes

Education Bills Are Approved  Transfer Of Control Of Colleges Urged

Bills Readied — ~ On Educatior   Proposals to Incorporate Stiraver Suevestions

Russia Decides To Join Jap War Crimes Tribunal   Nine Nations fo Which Japan Surrendered Will” Participate

Nine Nations Due For Participation In Trial of Tojo   Russia Will Take Part in Cases Which Include War Cabinet

) NATIONS JCIN COURT THAT WIL! TRY JAP LEADERS   Russia, After Long Silence, Agrees to Participate— France and Netherlands to Take Part.   HEARINGS SCHEDULED TO BEGIN IN MARCH   Tojo and Members of His Pearl Harbor Cabinet Among Those Who Will Face Tribunal.

WEEKS OF UNCERTAINTY END Russia, Eight Others Agree To ~Join In Jap War Crime Trials

9-Nation Court To Sit on  Tojo  Wf  Awatnace Sha...   M Arthur Orders Opium Traffic Be Controlled

9 nations to assist in trials  Russia joins  warecae) of evabas mel

Communists Reach  Heart of Changchun   Outnumbered Government Garrison Beaten Back as Capital’s Rail Station Seized: Marshall in Peiping to Try to End War

Garsson Case Probe Closed   Evidence Turned Over To Justice Dept., Kilgore Says

MAY SHELL  CASE _ CLOSED   Willing to Probe Evidence on Bilbo i\Kilaore Declares

TESTIFY TOMORROW   Complains Oil Men Being Discriminated Against

ICKES THEORY DRAWS ATTACK FROM PAULEY   Nominee to Testify Today ta Refute Fund Charge

Pauley Makes Bitter Attack On Accusers   Can’t Comprehend Ban Against Oil Men

PAULEY HITS THEORY THAT “OILMAN CANNOT HOLD NAVY POSITION”  SENATE COMMITTEE BEGINS SIXTH WEEK OF NOMINATION HEARINGS

PAULEY 10 TESTIFY TOMORROW   Compiains Cil Men Being Discriminated Aguinst

SCORES THEORY QILMEN UNFIT FOR NAVY JOBS    x-Secretary Ordered To Produce Records For Committee

Pauley Replies To Ickes’ Blast At Oil Leaders   Nominee Wonders Why Petroleum Men Are Flayed   MAKES STATEMENT   Former Cabinet Member Asked To Produce Original Notes

Pauley Blasts Back At His Opponents   Defends Oil Men; Says They Have Right To Government Jobs

Why Bar Oil Man From Navy Post, Demands Pauler   Acceptable in Wartime Why Not After, He Asks in Reply to Ickes

PAULEY REPLIES TO AIS ACCUSES WITH STATEMENT   Will Take Stand Tomorrow When Senate Committee Resumes Hearing   STRIKES OUT AT ICKES   Asserts Fact Man Has Been in Oil Business Does Not PRofloct Against Him

Ickes Testimony Causes Heated Reply By Pauley   Demands To Know Why Oil Man Should Not Hold High Navy Post

Pauley Attacks ‘Prejudice’ 7 Avainst Oil Men   Nominee to Answer Ickes’ Charge at  Session Tomorrow

Industry War Record Cited in His Defense   Californian to Testify Friday; Ickes Asked to Produce Memos

PAULEY WANTS TO KNOW WHATS WRONG WITH OIL   Cites Industry's Record In War During Attack

Pauley Defends His Qualifications   Will Testify Friday  When Hearings Resumec

Beckworth Says Bill ls Fair And Just  Texan Claims Terminal Leave Pay Will Be Voted For Gls.

Military Officials - : Propose Two Army  Mai For LeMars_  NT abet of : we oie Me   National ‘Guard: _ And. Army Reserve. May: Organize Here

Military Officials Propose Two Army  Units For LeMars   National Guard. . And Army Reserva: ‘May Organize Here

Opposition Claims Terrorism and Violence Are Mounting in Heat of Turkey's Election Drive

MacArthur Fails To Find ‘Wind’ Message      Search of Jap ‘Files Does Not Show That Famed Signal Was Sent

MacArthur Finds No Evidence That Japan Implemented Its “Winds Code”

MacArthur Has Negative Report On ‘Winds Code   Pearl Harbor Probers Continue Questioning Of Zacharias, Smith

No Evidence Found of Jap “Wind Code’   Gen. M’ Arthur Unable To Find Record Of Broadcast

Government Probe of Higgins Opens  Boat Builder Terms Charges ‘Trumped’

ARMED FORCES BOOST SOUGHT BY PATTERSON   20 Per Cent Increase For Men, Officers  May Be Granted

Selling Forces Market Down   Prices Plunge to New Low for the Past 18 Months

Three Persons Burn to Death in One of Two Accidents at Same Location

U.N. PLUNGES INTO A-BOMB CONTROL AGAIN   Gets Report Today From Scientists On Enerev Control

ATOMIC ENERGY ISOUE-UP AGAIN   UN Commission Plunger Back Into Task Of Setting Up World Control.

United Nations Study Controls On Atom Bomb   Scientists Say Control] Possible

HOME-PRIGES— "REPORT MADI         NHA HEAD SAYS REAL ESTATE INF LATLON_HAS_BEE WORSE_THAN_ ANTI-. *.CIPATED” BY ' OFFICIA’ ~

Setback. Given Indian Plan ©   ‘Mohandas K. Gandhi Fieures in Action 

India Party Turns Down British Plan   London Cabinet Group Still Battle Desperately For Interim Proposal

Churches, Greenhouse And Bowling Alley Used As College Classrooms

Plan for United States of India ‘Is Submitied to Indians by British

Government on Type of U.S. Is Obiect of Plan   Independence Is Goal Of Proposal Offered By Three-Man Mission

ag en ae ee ee ee get ee ee eg ee  Attlee Gives Plan for U.S. of India as Step to Freedom

Underwater Atomic Blast More Lethal To Big Ships Than Previous Air Burst

COMPARED TO AIR BURST Underwater Blast More Lethal to Heavy Ships

A-Bomb Proves More Effective On Battleships      "More Damaging Than - Explosion From... Air

NEGRO WOMAN BEEN FINED $10 IN LAW   State Claimed : Act Was  Lawful * + je? ¢

“JIM CROW" LAW DECLARED INVALID   Court Rules 6 to 1 Against  = I a A i

Barricaded Greek Insurgents Kill   14 Hostages; Reject Ultimatum

14 GREEK HOSTAGES ARE REPORTED SLAIN      Members Of Extreme Right Win, Group Have Barricaded Themaeives im Village

8 Men Missing, 80 Hurt As Ship Explodes   Destroyer Escort  Sinks In N. Y. Bay After Blasts During Munitions Loading

Explosions Rip Through Ship af New Jersey Pier   Destroyer Escort Is Sunk While Unloading Ammunition at Base

U.S. Destroyer Escort Rocked By Two Blasts   Violent Explosions Hit as Ammunition Uniloaded: 80 Injured

—EXPLOSION— Ship Sinks At Pier Of Naval Depot  Several Hurt. In Munitions Blast

SHIP EXPLODES AT NEW JERSEY PIER’   EIGHT MEN REPORTED MISSING AND EIGHTY HURT IN TWO BLASTS

8 Men Missing As 2 Explosions Sink U. §. §. Solar   Ammunition Being Unloaded in Lowe: Part New York Bay

DE BLOWS UP AT AMMUNITION DEPOT IN EAST   Navy Reports 7 ‘Missing’

Two Blasts Rock Destroyer but No Personnel Killed   First Feared Ship Explosion in Jersey Caused Many Death:

2BlastsSink —  Escort ‘Solar’  At New Jersey   Ship Was Unloading Am. munition When Explosion Occurred

8 Missing, 150 Hurt in Warship Bas   Bestroyer Escort Blows Up, Sinks While Unloading Munitions

Ship Explodes At Naval Pier  In New Jersey   Destroyer Escort Blows Up and Sinks at Pier— Several Wounded.

Seven Missing - When USS Solar ~ Exploded Today   OVER 170 INJURED IN A MYSTERIOUS BLAST AT PIER

NAVAL VESSEL IS ROCKED BY 2 EXPLOSIONS   Casualty Estimate Not Complete; Destroyer  Sinks At Dock

Eight Men Missing, 80 Hurt in Blast   Escort Solar Shattered And Sunk in New York Bay

Eight. Missing, 80 Injured j in Blasts ‘Aboard U.S. Ship   Two Blasts Rock - Destroyer Escort  Solar Which Sinks  In New York Bav

NO DEATHS HAVE BEEN REPORTED   Were Unloading Ammunition At  Time of Blast

Blasts Rock Naval Vessel: Several Hurt   Destroyyer Escort  Sinks at Pier pa hi_..of Poaoecad

SEVEN REPORTED MISSING, SCORES ~ INJURED IN BEAST   U.S. $. Solar Sinks at New Jersey Pier: Red Cross : Rushec Aid

Blasts Sink Ship Unloading Ammunition; Windows Are Broken Over Large Area, Heard for Miles

AMMUNITION VESSEL  BLASTS DOCK AREA;  8 UNACCOUNTED FOR U. S. CRAFT EXPLODES  AT NEW JERSEY PORT, WRECKS WHOLE Pice

8 MISSING, 80 HURT IN BLASTS   Two Explosions Rock De. stroyer Escort U.S. S. Solar

Ammunition In U.S. Destroyer Escort Lets Go   Was Being Unloaded At Huge Earle Naval Depa. When Moderate Blast Warus Personnel   Right Missing; 80 Suffer Injuries   Blast Heard For Miles: Windows Smashed Over   Large Aréa; Lost Ship   - Cost 83,500,000

EXPLOSIONS HEARD FOR MILES  Eight Are Missing, 80 Hurt As Ship Sinks After Blasts

Destroyer Goes Down in N. Y. Bay After Explosion   Ship Being Loaded With Ammuni tion; Fear Other Casualties From Accident

Escort Vessel s Destroyed In Heavy Blast   Casualties Feared To Be Very Heavy

Eight Missing, 80 Injured in Ship Explosion   U: S. Destroyer Escort Solar ‘Total Wreck’ At New Jersey Pier

Navy Ship Blows Up, Sinks, Eight Missing, 80 Hurt   Ammunition Unloaded  Onto N. J. Depot Pier

Right Missing, 80 Injured In Bay Explosion   Destroyer Escort USS Solar Goes Down In Lower New, York Bay.  aye 9a eee i aaa ies es Fe i i ea

ESCORT VESSEL EXPLODES WITH TERRIFIC FORCE   Ammunition Blows Up At Huge Earle, N.J., Naval Depot

Destroyer Escort Wrecked by Blas!  Early Report Says Many Were Injured

NAVY VESSEL BLOWS UP ON EAST COAST   Seven Missing, Many Hurt In Ammunition Blast

Eight Missing, 80 Injured In Warship Blast   I'wo Explosions Rock Destroyer Escort at New Jersey Pier

Red Cross Says 150 To 170 Injured In Blast At Ammunition Depot   Country Rocked 20 Miles Around   Navy Begins Probe, But Withholds Names Of Injured Or Dead

U.S. §, SOLAR SINKS AFTER BIG EXPLOSION   150 to 170 Hurt at N. J. Ammunition Depot, Red Cross Estimates.   BULLETIN

80 INJURED AS 2 BLASTS ROCK MUNITION DOCK   Navy Ship Explodes While Ammunition Was Beine Unloaded

NAVY CRAFT If SUNK TODAY Bi TERRIFIC BLAST   Seven Missing; Injured Estimated Between 150 And 170

EXPLOSION SINKS NAVY. ESCORT AT NEW JERSEY  PIER; SEVEN MISSING — 170 REPORTED INJURED

Ammunition Blasts Sink Naval Ships   Explosions Hit Big Depot in New Jersey; Casualies in Doubt.

NAVAL VESSEL EXPLODES; SINKS IAT JERSEY PIER,   ‘Estimate 170 Hurt, Many Seriously, In Terrific Blast

Other Ships Hauled Out Into Bay   Most Personnel Of Craft  Gets Clear, Navy Says

Eight Men Are Missing. 80 Others Hurtas _ Escort Ship Explodes   Navy Spokesman Says Casualty Estimate Is No! Complete; Two Explosions Rock USS Solar And Vessel Sinks in Lower New York Bay Today

2 BLASTS SINK NAVAL VESSEL; SEVERAL HURT   Explosions Smash USS Solar. Destroyer Escort, at Earle, N, J., Depot

} MISSING, 80 HURT IN SHIP BLAST   Two Ammunition Explosions Sink Escort Carrier in Lower New York Bav-——Casualiv List Is Not Complete.

Explosions Sink Solar In New Jersey Harbor   reared Many Are Dead Or Wounded; Blasts Heard For Mile< Around

8 Missing, 80 Hurt At Farle. N. J.   Second Explosion At Naval Depot Pier Demolishes Lighter.

Blasts Occur On Ship At Arms Depot   Several Wounded In Two Explosions; Lighter Destroyed «

Italians Reject Offer of Trieste For Gorizia   Tito Reported Willing to Give Up Adriatic © Port

Italians Reject Tito Offer to Swap Them  Trieste for Gorizia   Togliatti Tells of Mysterious 3-Day Mission to Yugoslavia to See Leader; Other Conciliatory Moves Made to Italy

A Bomb Exploded In Spanish Consulate   Dropped at the Building’s Main Door; No One Was Hurt.

 AST RUSSIANS LEAVE MUKDEN   Evacuation Of Manchuria Remains Big Question For Chinese

“Ferocious” Fighting Rages for Hours  in Mukden Suburbs   Unidentified Forces Storm Points Occupied by Nationalist Troops; Attackers Are Beaten Off

CHINESE SAY ALL RUSSIANS QUIT MUKDES   Attackers Driven Off In Suburbs Soon Afterwards

Molotov Offer: Pian To Settle Trieste Issue   Compromise Proposal Studied by Ministers At Paris Conference

DONFEREES SEEK TO AVERT STRIKE ON GREAT LAKES   Maritime Union Sets Aug. 15 Date for Walkout to Enferca Demands

PARIS PARLEY IS IN MUDDLE OVER ALBANI   RUSSIAN BLOU AT PEACE CONFERENCE ‘TRYING TO GET ANEA INCLUDED IN

Jan Liberal Seeks  Post As Premier   Hatoyama May Not Be Acceptab’e to MacArthur

Liberals Bid For Jap Reins   Hatoyama Confers  With Fallen Leader

Liberal Party Head Makes Bid For Jap Helm   Believe Hatoyama May Be Unacceptable To MacArthur

SOVIET UKRAINIAN FOREIGN MINISTER PROTESTS UN ACTION  U.S. FAVORS PUTTING ' COMPLAINT ACAINST

FILES A PROTESI   Soviet Ukrainian Ministers Want Seat on UN Council

Claim Delegates Violated Charter by Refusing to Allow Plea for Seat   ARGUMENTS ON CHARGE AGAINST GREECE START

Tells the Story Behind Poppies. On Sale May 25   made by Disabled Veterans  Hand af Both World Wars

Disabled Veterans Make the Poppies   Flowers to Be Sold Here Satny: day — Each Has Different Story—Made by Hand

Soviet Russia Continues Opposition Against Atomic Exergy Control Plan

REDS OPPOSE ATOM CONTROL   DO NOT WANT POWER IN INTERNATIONAL HANDS

Russians Oppose Atom Controls   International Curb Not Needed, Gromyko Says in Statement

FINANCE CORP, IX UNDER INVESTIGATION   Jo Determine Properties  Owns Or Controls

‘State Dept. Split Widens   Traditional Fight Between Career Men and Comprrative Newcomers

SPLIT IN STATE DEPARTMENT MAY BRING RESIGNATION WAVE   By JOHN, W. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic Reporter

Department Of State Divided Over Policies  Byrnes Confronted By   Other Resignations Likely May Result

FOREIGN POLICY SPLIT WIDENS   State Department Division May Vitally Affect U. S. Stand

U. < Foreign Policy May  Be A:iected By Widening Rift In State Department

~—FOREIGN POLICYTurmoil In Department Is Growing  Major Problem Ahead Of Byrnes

Split Endangers Foreign Policy; McCormack Out   Career Men. Newcomers Struggle For Power In State Department

Split In State Department Between Career Dinlomats, Others May Cause Resignations

Split In State Department to Plague Byrnes   May Effect U. S. Foreign Policy on Almost Every Current Issue

Split Within. Department of State Widens   Career Men and Newcomers Locked In Bitter Battle

EXPECT MORE RESIGNATIONS IN STATE BRANCH   Widening Split Between Diplomats May Effect Foreign Policy

Department Rift Sure to Iinperil Overseas Policy   Byrnes Faces Grave Problem Reconciling Split Among Aides

Widening State Department Rift Between Newcomers Career Diplomats May Affect U. S. Foreign Policy

Wide Split Threatens U.S. Policy   “Career” Men in State Department Disagree  . With Appointees On.  ’ Almost Every Issue

Byrnes Face’ Major Problbm.... *  Widening Split Within State Department May Affect Foreign Policy

SPLIT ‘WIDENED BY BYRNES’ AIDS   Other Resolutions Loom Ir State Department Rift

Widening Split Detected Inside State Department ‘May Vitally Affect Foreign Policy

‘Widening State Department Split May Affect American Foreign Policy On Major Problems

Split Between Career Diplomats, Newcomers in State Department May Bring Resisnations

SPLIT WITHIN STATE DEPT. IS INCREASING   Clash of Views Is Likely to Bring New Resignations

CHALLENGE OF RUSSIAN REFUSAL TO COOPERATE IN GERMANY HAS BEEN ACCEPTED BY BRITAIN, U. S.

For Control Over Reich   Byrnes’ Speech Indicates U. 8S. and British Acceptance Of Challenge Of Reds? Refusal to Cecperate

Germans Gain By Split Among Four Allies   By J. M, ROBERTS, JR. AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

Today’s Outlook   U.S. AND BRITAIN ACCEPT CHALLENGE OF SOVIET IN GERMANY

Byrnes Indicates U. S. To Canine Reds’ German Hold   U. S. Move Seen Bold Try To  Sell Germans Our Politics

BYRNES SPEECH, OTHER MOVES IN CERMANY INDICATE U. S. CONTEST FOR SUPPORT OF FORMER ENEMY

U.S., Britain Open Drive for Germans’ Support From Reds   Allies Set Backfires for Defense Against Russ Tactics in Reich

Plans Made For Observance Of Memorial Day ©   James P. Kelley - —_ Will Deliver Address At City Cemetery

Plans Made For Observance Of Memorial Day ©  James P. Kelley   James P. Kelley © Will Deliver Address At City Cemetery

SEEK TO STOP NATION'S MEAT BLACK MARKET   Agriculture, OPA, Justice  partment Are Now Co-operating

Meat Situation Brings Action By Government   Legitimate Slaughter Places To Get Stock As Result Of Order

UNGLE SAM ils AT BLACK MARKE!   Selling of Meat Will Be Regulated by New Orders.

Legitimate Dealers to Get Stock   Three Agencies Take Action — Justice Department  Opens Investigation

Justice Department Will Investigate Various Meat Concerns About Subsidy Claims

Three Federal Agencies Vove  End Black Varket   Stock Wil] Be Channeled To Packers

Government Fights Meat Black Mart   Three Agencies Join To Help Stamp Out I[legitimate Practices

Will Channel Livestock to Slaughterers   Justice Department Probes Reports of False Subsidy Claims

YUGOSLAVS SAY US, ILLEGALLY HOLDING FLEET   Matter Will Be Turned Over To Security Council Of United Nations

Slavs Declare Unifed Sfates Holding Ships   UN Asked To Put Protest On Its Agenda Aue. 371

Yugoslavia Charges U.S Illegally Holds Boats   Moscow Says Matter Will Be Turned Over to Security Council

CHARGE MADE BY YUGOSLAYS AGAINST U. 8   America Accused of Holding Small Fleet of Danube Boats Illegally.

SLAVS ASK UN TO HEAR CASE   Tito Charges U. $. Holding His Danube Ships

Yugoslavs Accuse ‘U.S. of Holding Vessels [legally   Danube Fleet Charge to Be Tumed Over to. UN Security Council

Yugoslavs Raise New U.N. issue   Protest Seizure by U. S. of Boats on Danube

Slavs Declare United States Holding Ships  UN Asked To Put  Protest On Its Aaenda Ana 27

Moscow In Report UN Will Hear  Protests   Accusations Are Made That America Now Is Delaying Small Flect  Of Slav Danube Boats

OL OL LL TL CE  @ FOR MANY HAPPY NEW YEARS  Mattooner Recovers From Rare Heart Ailment

@ FOR MANY HAPPY NEW YEARS -  Mattooner Recovers From Rare Heart Ailment

County Health Unit Is Shelved By Supervisors   Issue Tabled; Some Officials Resent ‘Pressure’ Tactics

METAL FIRM IS SOLD   Company Was Being Investigated by Senate Committee

GARSSON SELLS HIS BATAVIA FAGTORY   Two New York industrialists Purchase Firm

PART OF COMBINE TO NEW YORKEDS BY ILLINOIS FIRM      Sale Consummated on Eve of  Hearing in Bankruptcy; Gov ernment Seeks Cash

FBI Asked To Look Into Case Of Tampering   Mead Files on Munitions Case Reported Rifled A Year Ago

SUIT AGAINST GLOVE CONCERN DROPPED TODAY   OPA’S $300,000 Case Is Dismissed By U.S. District Court

O’DWYER SAYS TIEUP TONIGHT IS CALLED OFF   Utilities Union To Settle Issue At Friday Meeting

DIXIE DEMOCRATS PLAN TO REVIVE CASE LABOR BILL   Hape to Attach Measure as Rider to Tryman’s Emergency Leaislation

PLAN REVIVAL OF CASE BILL   Southern Democrats Canvass House for Sentitment to Get Around President's Veto,

Southerners Act To Tie Case Bill To Truman's Plan   Favorable Action Is Expected From e Committee

SOLONS TRYING TO REVIVE BILL   Southern Democrats Would Attach Case Measure To Emergency Legislation

Business Booms At Horse Meat  Shop In Jersey   Customers Flock  In From New York

—USED TO BET ON NAGS, NOW THEY'RE EATING EM —  Horse Meat Run May Starve Fido

LD, HAGAR DIES TN TRAIN CRASH   Le Mars Man and Compan ion Killed Near - Waterlaon

PARADE TO OPEN LEGION MEETING   Serious Business Listed for Cleveland Gathering,

CHARGES MEAD TRYING TO RUN ONE-MAN SHOW   Maine Senator Affirms New York Group Head ‘Making Political Hay’ Now

Mead Is Criticized — By Senator Brewster   Chairman Accused of At tempting to Run “One Man Show”

Mead Trying Run One-Man Show,Declared   Brewster Irked At Tactics Of Probe Chairman

Mead Charged With Running One-Man Show   Brewster Attacks War Investigating Group

ROLE OF MEAD IS CENSURED BY COLLEAGUE   Brewster Charges It Is “One Man Show” And “Political Hay”

Non-Partisan Front of Senate Inquiry Is Split  Bounavrctnw fthnummm bf   Brewster Charges Mead Attempts ‘One Man Show’

Non-Partisan Front of Senate Inquiry Is Split   Brewster Charges Mead Attempts ‘One Man Show’

Find Woman’sBody . Stutfed In Closet   Man Booked on Suspicion for Murder Attractive Los Angeles Divorcee

Vet Seized In Car Of Slain Woman      Body Of Pretty Divorcee Found Stuffed In BloodSpattered Kitchen

Corporal  Nabbed in Gem Theft   War Department Says Part in Looting Believed to Be Minor

Ex-GI Who Reportedly Found Jewels  inCastle Arrested at Texas Home

Ex-Nazi Tells Discovery of Jewelry in Kronberg   German Tells of Find

Atomic Control Act Passes First  Major House Test  Effort to Kill Bill Is Defeated by Vote of 131 to 102

House Defeats A-Bill Attacks   Fight For Civilian Contro! Continues

FOR MINE DISPUTE   No Pregress Said Made In Negotiations At Capital.   OPERATORS TELL OF “TIME WASTE”   Specific Demands From Lewis Not Expected for Few Days.

Fe our Motors of Record Size Being Built for ‘Use at Grand Coulee

Last Gamblers Leave Ship Friday Evening   ‘Bunker Hill’ Owner Goes to Court in Effort to Outmaneuver State

Floating Casino Operator Makes Bid To Stay Open   Tony Cornero Stralla Takes Legal Action; “Exodus” ls Complete

Stranded Gamblers Shuttle Ashore as Casino Is Closed   Bunker Hill’s Games wwf Chance Quiet as Law Strikes at Stralla

GAMBLERS REACH SHORE. FROM SHIP OFF 10S ANGELES   Last of 800 Stranded Aboard Vessel When Water Taxi Service Stopped Are Taken Off.   OWNER INTO U. S. COURT TO FIGHT SHUTDOWN   Holds State Authorities Violated Law Since Floating Casino Is Outside Territorial Waters.

3U.S. AIRMEN — DIE, JUGOSLAV NOTE REVEAL   Secretary of State Assumes Charge In Paris

Byrnes Assigns Peace Conference Duties to Other. and Takes Charge in Diplomatic Crisis Brought About by Yugoslavian Attacks

Nazi Leaders to Hear Fate on Tuesday   International War Tribunal Hands Down Part of Its Verdict   By Wes Gallagher and Thomas 8B BostAy

War Trials Of Nazi Leaders Ended By Court   CONVICTION IS FORECAST FOR GERMAN GROUP TUESDAY

Delivery Final. Verdicts Starts At Nuernberg      Trial OF Nazi War Crime inals By International Tri+ bunal Approaches Climaxs

HITLER AIDES WILL LEARN FATE TUESDAY   Declared Guilty of Waging Aggressive War, Other Crimes

TEMPERATURES   99 Ringleaders Will Hear Fate Tuesday   Death Penalty For All Expected; German General Staff, High Command And Reich Cabinet Acquitted By Nuernberq Tribunal

Final Verdicts and Sentences to Be Given In Nuernberg, Germany, Tuesday, Announced

Judgments Reading by Court Begun   Initiation of War Called Supreme Crime; Give Verdicts Tuesday.

Nazi Leaders to Hear Fate on Tuesday   International War Tribunal Hands Down Par?¢ of lts Verdict

Tribunal Calls War Initiation Supreme Crime   International Court Brands German Leaders ‘Conspirators’; Prepares — To Announce Final Verdict, Reveal Penalties Tomorrow.

German High Command, General Staff & Reich Cabinet Found To Be Non- Criminal; Main Defendants Await Vexclict.

lribunal Says ‘Initiation Of War Supreme Crime’;  Verdicts Tomorrow

War Crimes Trials — ‘Near End °   Begin Reading Of Decisions; Final Sentences Come Tomorrow

ACCUSED FA SENTENCES TUESDAY   Overwhelming Evidence Re— ported By Prosecutors   TRIBUNAL   Flatly Rejects Plea That Acts Were Committed On Orders From Hitler

POLICE HUNT  —NEW-SUSPECT      CHICAGO OFFICERS ‘SEARCH ING FOR NEIGHBOR OF KIDNAP - MURDER VICTIM

Degnan Neighbor Arrested Once on Morals Charge Is Sought by Police

Leaders Appeal For Draft Halt   Dr. Frank Graham Among 150 Leaders Making Appeal.

STRIKE ORDERED IN NATION'S 147 PACKING PLANT!   Walkout of 200,000 Called for Jan, 14 in Support of Demand for Wage Increase.   WORKERS ASKING BOOST OF 25 CENTS AN HOUR   Union President Lewis J. Clark Says Firms Can Pay It Without Raising Meat Prices.

Only Pay Increase = Can Prevent Strike. Union Official Says 200.000 Affected

WALKOUT SET FOR JAN. 16 IN 147 PLANTS   PAY BOOST OF 25c AN HOUR SOUGHT BY CIO UNION

Lincoln To Be Displayed Here   Mississippi County Residents Will See New Model Tomorrow

Russians Drive Stakes Along  Pole Frentier   Action Indicates Permanent Establishment of Curzon Line: As the ..: “"" Prontier

Sen. Wherry Gets Force — Behind Move   Some. Think Tramau Wilk Veto Renewal Bill Without Meat

Bridges Opposes Talk on-Mon_ ey for Extension. Claiming’ Agency is Dead   CONGRESS ASKED FOR REVISION OF MEASURE

New Battle Opens tn Cong: Over the Business Profit. Formula.        Teanwhile Prices Are Soaring  LAST WHET OPA VI  STUY

ROOSEVELT CAR CRASH DROPPED   Four Persons Injured In ‘Doze’ Collision; No Charges Filed

MRS. ROOSEVELT RESTS AFTER WRECK   Receives Jolt and Bumps on Head --Pollce Say No Charges Will Be Filed in Accident.

6,876 Students Begin Classes  Registration Held in Public Schools

6,876 Students Begin Classes Registration Held   Registration Held in Public Schools

etroit Manufacturer Predicts 200,000 Idle in Automotive Parts Plants by ‘he End of This Weck.

EXPECT SHARP OUTPUT CUTS WITHIN WEEK   Basic Metal ‘Shortage Now Being Felt In Many Industries

STEEL STRIKE SIGNALS GRAVE REPERCUSSIONS   Other Industries Can’t Move Until Metal Furnaces Light

Steel Stocks Dwindling in Many Plants  a yf PS  .-.   Some Industries Cutting Production To Avert Layoffs

Industry Will Feel Pinch Of Scarcity Soon   Reuther Says G-M Must Pay More Than Ford, Chrysler

DISAGREEMENT ON FORECAST "OF FALL GOST OF CLOTHING   OPA SAYS NEW BILL WILL HIKE FRICES AND RETAILERS TSPOKESMAN SEES LOWER PRICES

PREDICT DECREASE IN COST OF CLOTHING   Increase Production Pramised In Four Months .

Coast Guard Ends  Search for Plane - Parties Ordered - Back to Base

Lausche Asks FBI To Join In Investigation Of Tales Meat Is Kent Off Market

LAUSCHE ASKS FBI'S AID IN INVESTIGATION   Ohio Executive Demands True Facts on Reports of Cold  to 6 es. Ea arse

Ship Strike Hits Coal Shipments  May Mean Curtailed  Production In State

GREAT LAKES STRIKE TO HIT COAL TRAFFIC   Maritime Trouble Will Hit State Mines  Immediately

IU. S. Employs Cadastral Engineer  Federal Government Has Many  ‘Types Of Workers On Payroll

TAXPAYERS MAY BE-SURPRISED TO FIND CADASTRAL ENGINEER: ON PAY ROLLS

Orders Issued On   Austrian Property   U.S. Ready To Return Land

Clark Is Told to Open iNegotiations   Russian Seizure Will Not Be Recoanized

OPA Reinstates Slaughter Control. Hits Black Market   Custom Butchering At Soaring Prices Object of Action

Ceneral Motors  Lifts Price $100   Blames Rising Costs For New Car Hike

PRICES HIKED $100 ON NEW AUTOS BY GM   PRODUCTION COSTS FORCE INCREASES FOR CARS

GM BOOSTS COST OF CARS BY $100   Truck Price Also Goes Up; Other Firms Mark Time

GM IS HIKING AUTO PRICES BY $4100 EACH   Ford Declares No Increase in Price Is Contemplated Now

Increase B v ‘GM On Price: Of New Autos  Raise S1OO While   Raise S100 While Ford Will Adjust  Prices On Parts

HENERAL MOTORS PASSENGER CARS ARE HIKED $1   Ford Company Announces It Will Not Raise Prices at This Time—Chrysler’s Plane Tinecertain.   AUTO UNION LEADERS SILENT ON INCREASA   G. M. President C. E. Wilsoa Gives Three Reasons for Action of the Cor- = j poration,

BOOST PRICE ON GM CARS   All Passenger Models Are Advanced $100 to Meet Increased Costs

DULLES STATES U.S. POLICY ON (MANDATES AT UR   Would Prevent Russia From Exercising Veto

Witness Resents ‘Insults’   Former Head of German Security Police Denies Signature is His

GERMAN ARMS PROBE MAPPED BY BIG FOUR   Deadlock on Trieste Fate Continues  At Session

Propose Name Committee To Tour Germany  Would Inspect All Sections Of Countrv

Heirens Starts Long Stretch  Gets Haircut, Has Fingerprints Taken

SENDS 22 ITEMS TO LEGISLATURE   Lausche Expects Special Session to Appropriate $13,000,000

Lausche Lists 22 Items for Assembly Study   Appropriations Desired From Special Session

LAUSCHE LISTS 2 MAJOR ITEMS   Legislature To Open Special Session Monday

For Continuing Food Subsidies  Agriculture Chief Backs Up Truman

Would Continue Food Subsidies   Anderson Wants Subsidies, Price Controls To Go Past June 30

Soft Coal Strike Bites Deeply Into Economy OF U.S.   Fuel Supply Neors Danger Point For Many Industries

Coal Stockpiles Shrink as Strike Enters 2nd Day   Steel Mill Cutbacks Up to Forty Percent Seen; Rail Service Hit

Emergency Request: Show Fuel Is Low ©   Steel Reductions Range to Per Cent—Big Cities Ration Gunnly an Voluntary Basis

Soft Coal Strike Bites Deeply Into Economy; - Stockniles Vanishin:

MINE WALKOUT CUTS SHARPLY INTO INDUSTR'   Steel Firms, Other Industries Begin Cutbacks

U.S. INDUSTRY FEELS IMPACT OF COAL TIEUP   Steel Mills Planning Production Cutbacks Of 40 Per Cent

U.S. ECONOMY HIT SHARPLY BY MINERS STRIKE   Applications For Emergency Al lotments Exceed 110,000 Tons Frozen At Pits

Millions To Be Forced Into Idleness Soon By Strike Of Coal Miners

Coal Supplies Seen Nearing Danger Point   Allatment Requests Pouring Into SFA; Mills Plan Cuthacks

Coal Stockpiles Of Nation’s Industries Nearing Danger Point   Steel Mills Plan Sharp Cut Backs   Applications Pour In For Emergency Fuel From Supply Frozen At Pits

Peterson Contest In Junior Legion   Winner Will Be _ ‘Decided In. ‘Monday _Night’s Game. -

Storm Lake And Peterson Contest In Junior Legion  Winner Will Be Decided In Monday ‘Night’s Game .

WITH HELPFUL WIFE AT HIS SIDE:  Tech's Blind Veteran Student Still Retains Vision Of Life

U. S. Legate To Pe gentine  Is Called Home   Byrnes Says Messersmith Coming Back To U. 5. For Consultations

SEEK 10 TIE BRINN CROWN WITH FASCISTS   Furore Caused by H. G. Wells Article.

RIVAL FILIPINO GUERILLAS =. ~~ FIGHTING IN CENTRAL LUZON   BLOODSHED RESULTS FROM RIVALRY BETWEEN 5UP-. PORTERS OF PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES

Cities, Towns Demand More State Money   Next Legislature Will Be Asked To Allot More Revenue from Various Sources of Income.

Cities Insist On Increased ‘State Refund   Meanwhile, Two Departments Set Higher Budgets

War Department Unable To Find Maker Of Shells   Story of Americans Killed By Own Shells Caps Senate Inquiry Into Profits Of Munitione Makere

FAULTY SHELLS BLEW UP GL’S, PROBERS TOLD   Investigated Firm Revealed As One Of Number That Turned Out Mortars

INQUIRY HEARS OF GIS KLLED BY OWN SHELLS   General Reveals Defects Caused Yark Deaths

Probers Hear Of Defective Shells; Wait for Rep. May   General Testifies That Defective. Shells Cost American Lives

Mead Inquiry Ends Hearing On Combine; May Awaited   General Testifies  Defective Mortar Shells Cost Lives

Probe Hears U.S. Troops Killed By Defective Shells.   General Tells Mead Committee He Was Unable To Trace Manufacturer. 

Defective Shells Cause Casualties   General Estimates Ten Soldiers Killed By Premature Bursts

Doesn’t Know How Many Died... .  Munitions Quiz Reveals U. S. Soldiers Killed By Own Defective Shells

BARES FATAL SHELL DEFECTS   General Says U. S. Soldiers Died From Premature Blast of Own Ammunitian.

War Profits Body Delays Deliberations   Recess Taken To Provide For Future Events

PANEL HEARS OF BUM SHELLS   U. $. Soldiers Killed by Own Ammunition

Officers Tell Of Gls Killed By Own Shells   Premature Explosion Of Defective Shells Blamed for Deaths

CAPTURE NEARS FOR CHANGCHUN   Russian Troops Withdrawal from Manchurian City Due in 3 Days

Wyatt to get final say on building cost  OPA not to fix top: amend bill

Cards Lead, 3-1 After 5 Innings   St. Louis Kayoes Branca in Third

SCORE BY INA INGS  8 93—R HU Prk» OOO Stlusi DA eee eee  Te ll *& .  }£3x-€fp 2 iff   Cards Knock Branca Out of Box for 3-1] Lead End of 3rd

CHARGE ENNIS MAN IN KNIFE SLAYING OF LOCAL RESIDENT   W. J. SHOCKEY FOUND STABBED TO DEATH; FU_NERAL RITES TUESDAY

CHARGE ENNIS MAN IN KNIFE SLAYING OF LOCAL RESIDENT  ' W. J. SHOCKEY FOUND   W. J. SHOCKEY FOUND STABBED TO DEATH; FU. NERAL RITES TUESDAY

TO OPEN BIDS SALE OF HEMP MILLS JUNE 4   War Assets Adm. To Sell 13 War-Time Plants.

WAR HEMP MILLS HAVE FINAL SALE BIDS ON TUESDAY   War Assets Administration Accepts Final Written Proposal Forms

SITE [$ FIXED FOR NEW ADAMS JAIL   Will Be Erected On CountyOwned Land Along Cettysburg-Biglerville Highway— Commissioners Act

Two Accused in Jewel Theft Want ‘Specific Charges Against Them ‘or Release

Colonel, WAC Captain Demand That Army File Charges in Jewel Theft

Principals in Crown Jewel Theft  Demand Army Place Formal Charge

ClO SEAMEN ~ WIN PAY HIKE   Arbitrator Says Boost Will End Maritime Disnute.

90, 000 Win Wage Boosts In Sea Strike   U.S. Arbitrator Asks Maritime Union Return To Work Immediately

ClO STRIKERS” ~ARE-AWARDED ~ AFL PAY RATE   ‘RULING BY ARBITRATION  BOARD EXPECTED TO LEAD TO SETTLEMENT OF WALKOUT

f QO e ‘om  Ine  h  as  r e m  r  Fa  an  ate  e  m  , r Histo In  St  ighe

Texans “Backi ng Their Future” by Buying U.S, Bond:   Agriculture Income In U. S. Highest Ever: Selling Effort to Dec. ’

Poland Backs  Russia’s Atom Control Plan   Committee Named to Take Up Proposals Made by Each Nation

RED PLAN ON ATOMIC BOMB IS DISCUSSED   Poland Gives Its Full Approval of Idea of “Discard”

Poles Support  Russian Plan   A-Bomb Pressure Politics Sannad bw De. fannca

Poland Lines Up With Reds’ ~ Control Plar   Only Counhy to Bach Russian Prop-sal for Atomic Control

Poland Backs Reds’ Plan For Atomic Contro   Single Country On 12-Nation Group To Support Plan

POLAND SUPPORTS RED CONTROL PLAN   Only Country on 12-Nation UN Body to Back Sovlet Fully

POLAND BACKS REDS ATOMIC CONTROL PLAN   Demand Discarding Of Bomb As Political  Pressure Weapon

ONLY POLAND SUPPORTS RED ATOMIC PLAN   U. S. Control Proposal Backed By All Others  On Commission

Poland Backs Red Atom Plan   Demands Such Weapons Be Discarded In War -

Miners Continue Return to Pits   Ruling on Jobless Insurance Factor

Flow Of Coal Reaches Near Normal Rate   About 3,800 Miners in West Virginia Reported Idle

ITALIAN NAVY NOT MENTIONED   Russia Reported Interest ed In Fleet As  Reparations

U.S. Agrees On Italy Pay .  Ministers Decide To Seek Reparation:

Report U.S. In Agreement On Reparations Of Italy   Ministers of Britain, France, Russia and United States Name Committee to Study Nation’s  Economy 

Reparations to Be Made Without Wrecking’ Nation   Committee to Study Ability of Country To Make Payments

Italy's Economy Will Be Studied  Determine Ability To Pav Reparations

PROSPECTS FOR STEEL DISPUTE ENDING BRIGHT   Announcement  af Truman’s Wage-Price Policy Awaited

UNION, INDUSTRY NEAR AGREEMENT BUT MARK TIME   Pact Awaits Announcement of President’s Revised Wage-Price Plan   18.5c HOUR HIKE SURE   Return to Normal Output to Take Week to 21 Days After Strike Ends

American Army Plane Overdue  Over Austria   Last Word Radioed From Plane That Tracer Bullets Pass It, Then Silence

Seeond U.S. Plane Under Slav Attack   State Dept. Bares Note Charging Firing on U.S. Troons 

Feeling Over Shot Down Transports Becoming Bitter  V/. ’ eS Je ee _s, ie , ,. 4   Yugoslavs Cause Second Plane to Land in 10 Doys

Yank Transport Is Fired Upon Near Yugoslavia   Fear Marshal Tito Attacking Plane For Alleged Trespass; Tracer Shots Told

U. S. Transport Plane Missing After Attack   Reports Bullets Near Yugoslav Border, Ther Falls Silent

U.S. Army Plane Overdue After It Radios Of Attack   Ambassador Patterson Protests Toe Yugoslavs Against Forcing Down First Ship Aug. 9

Craft Reported As Target Of Tracer Bullets   Ships Ordered To Steer Clear Of Yuaoslav Area

2d U. S. Plane Is Fired On  In Yugoslavia   Army Transport Overdue After Last Radio Report; First Crew Is Interned

PILOT RADIOS BULLETS Ant STHEAKING BY   Second Army Plane Fired Upon During ViennaUdine Flight.

LANE [S BARED   Patterson Denounces Yugo: siav Attacks As ‘Wicked’ Action

SECOND YANKEE PLANE BELIEVED FORCED DOWN   Diplomatic Controversy Rages Over Attacks “Made by -Yugostav Fighters...

Fired on Near Yugoslav Line, Report Stated   Second Incident in 24 Hours; U. § Protests Incident Occuring July 12th

AIRCRAFT RADIOS TALE OF TRACER, GROUND GUNFIRE   UNABLE TO CONTACT CREW AFTER BRIEF EMERGENCY MESSAGE

US Army Plane Overdue: Radios Shooting Attack   Flying Same Route Over Austria As Aug. 9 Incident

American Airplane Missing After Barrage Near Yugoslav Border   Anti-Aircraft Assault Comes. Less Than 24 Hours After Announcement of Yugoslay Fighter Plane Attack on Another U. S. Air Transport

Fired On Near Yugoslavia By Pursuits, A-A   Believe Marshal Tito’s Forces Responsible For Second Assault

U. 5. Army Plane Unheard From After If Reports Attack On It By Yugoslav A-A Guns

Under Fire As It Sent Last Wore   Previously, Yank Craft Downed by Yugoslavs In Disputed Area.

'YUGOSLAVS FIRE ON U. $. PLANE   Failure Of Army Transport To Reach Destination Causes Fear Plane Shot Down By Tito’s Men.

ANOTHER U. 5. PLANE FIRED ON   Hours Overdue In Flight From Vienna To Udine

Second Plane is Fired Upon by Jugoslavs   Transport Long Overdue Believed Ferced Down

Second U. §. Plane Fired On By Yugoslav  Transport Overdue From Vienna, Crew  Ou wre 5 § _

Feeling Over Shot Down Transports Becoming Bitter   Yugoslavs Cause Second Plane to Land in 10 Doys

U.S. Plane Is Overdue  After Attack   American Army Transport Flying Near Yugoslav Border Sayz It’s Target  Of Anti-Aircraft Guns

Last Message Says Bullets Streak Past   Transport Ship En Route From Vienna to  Undine

U.S. Reports Yugoslavians Fired On Airplane, Shot © At Yank Forces In Trieste

Craft Reported As Target Of Tracer Bullets  Ships Ordered To Steer Clear Of

Transport ‘Is _ Long Overdue  ‘From Viennz   Radioed it Was Under Fire From: Anti-Aiveraft  Guns; Silent: Afier Moasanop   Similar Attack Occurred Aug.   Ambassador Pattersou   Labeled First Incident as “Wicked, Inexcusable  and Deliberate”* 

American Army Transpor *lane Is Fired Upon By Yugoslav Fighter Craft

U.S. Army Plane Is Missing Upon Austria-Italy Journey After Reporting Mystery Fire

PLANE'S RADIO SILENT AFTER LAST REPORT   Pilot's Message Says ‘Tracer Bullets’  Fired on Ship

Yugoslavs, Attack U.S. Plane   Patterson Denounces Border Fire; Plane Crew and Passengers Are Interned

ay Plane, Mred] Upon, is Gverdue  Last Renort Says Tracer Bullets   Last Renort Says Tracer Bullets Were Being Used To Mltaek TL

Fired On Neaé Yugoslavia By. Pursuits, A-A       Believe Marshal Tito’ 8 Forces Responsible For Second Assault — i

VIENNA - UDINE TRANSPORT OVERDUE   Details Of First Attack Are Revealed   U.S, AMBASSADOR   Denounces Action As Delib erate: Plane Over Disputed Area

Craft on Way to Udine Is Hours Overdue, Repor   Tracers Stream Past Transport; Incident Follows Aug. 9 Blow

AmericanArmyPlaneLong -OverdueFrom Vienna Said To Be Facing Tracer Fire

Shooting Down Plane Denounced   U. S. Ambassador Says Yugoslavs Violated International Law

Plane Is Silent After Radioing Shooting Report  Another U. S. Plane Earred Dawn Aun 9

Second Plane Is Missing After Reporting Gunfire During Flight in Europe

Army Transport Craft Attacked   Ambassador Denounces Move As Wicked and Inexcusable

U. §. PLANE FIRED ON; BLAME SLAVS   Transport Flying Near the Yugoslav Border Radios Being Under Fire From Anti-Aircraft Guns; Craft Missing.

YUGOSLAVS FIRE ON YANK PLANE HOURS OVERDUE   Army Transport Silent After Attack Message—Tito’s Forces Suspected

Second Plane Is Fired Upon By Yugoslays   Pilot of Long Overdue Army  - Craft Reports Tracer Bullets Streaking Past in Last Message.

— AIRCRAFT . Message Tells of © Attack   Transport on  Same Route of PAE. new Slants

—ONE MISSINGLast Word Was Report Of Gunfire  Attack Occurred Over Yugoslavia

U.S. PLANE IS OT AT OVER JESTE AREA   Craft is Missing After Report. ing Gunfire From Antiaircraft Battery   er REPORTED TRACERS GOING BY BIG TRANSPORT

U.S. Plane Fired On in Yugoslavia    Army Transport From Vienna to Udine Radios  ‘Tt Is Attacked   SILENT AFTER REPORT   Incident Follows Grounding of U. S. Plane Under Fire Aug. 9

Disappears After Being Fired Upon   Another Yugoslav At tack on Army Transport Reewlsnationt

Believe Army Plane Under Fire by Yuaoslay Guns   Transport on Austric To Udine Route--Silence Follows a Radio Messaqa

Restoration (f Many OPA Controls Will Be Sought   Wolcott Will Lead Move; Truman Will Probably Veto Bill

Move to Retain Price Controls On Meat Plannec   House Opponent of OPA Promises to Seek Restoration

House Fight for OPA Controls Promised   Rep. Wolcott to Seek Restoration of Controls on Meat,  Poultry

PRICE BILL PASSES SEN   House Members Hope to Restore Controls On Meat, Poultry

Senate Votes To Curb OPA   Votes 53 to 11  To Extend OPA  To June 30, 1947; Controls Restricted

Wolcott to Lead Fight to Restore Controls on Mea   Representative Disapproves Senate Bill Removing OPA Curbs

SENATE PASSES BILL T0 CURB POWERS OF OPA   Measure Goes To House For Conference—Truman May Veto Bill

EXTENSION OF OPA UKAYED BY SENATE IN VOTE LAST NIGHT   Controls on Poultry. Meat and Dairy. Goods Removed; House Wil Seek Restoration.   PEPPER’S OFFER IS TURNED DOW N

Abolished By Passage Of Senate Bill   Seek To Restore Controls Over Meat, Poultry And  Dairy Products.

Senate Approves Much Amended Bil To Continue OPA   Try To Restore Dairy, Poultry, Meat Controls

Ford Average $1.37 An Hour, Chrysler $1.32   Union To Demand GM Increase Pay 19'2%; Present Figure Is $1.13 An Hour

General Motors Has No Comment On Settlements  Auto Workers Get Increases of 18  And 1814, Cents

Union Accepts  Approximately Half Demands   Séttlement in Ford Case : Calis’ For.i8e:Hour, or 15.1% 3 Chrysler Rate. is 18M or 16.2%   Not To Affect Set:      Union Says General Motors ‘Must Agree to. Incrensé.. Sof 19ige Hourly to ~.-“Segiure- Seétilenient

Workers to Get 18  Cents an Hour Raise   No Comment Yet from GM Officials; Both Agreements Yet to Be Submitted to Workers for Ratification

Ford, Chrysler Sign Agreement With ClO Union   No Comment Is Made By General Motors; First Major Break In Long Fight

Increases Are Not Expected To Have Any Effect On New OPA Auto Prices

PAY INCREASE ASKED BY CIO CUT IN HALF   PLANT PAYROLLS TO BE INCREASED BY $57,000,000

Firm Grants  Increase of 183 Cents   Settlement Reached Soon After Ford Agreement On 18-Cent Raise.

CIO Ends Its Dispute With 2 Auto Firms   Ford Will Give Increase of 18 Cents an Hour, Slightly Over Half What Union Demanded—Chrysler Will Grant Hike of 1812; GM May Have To Go to 1914 Cents.

Increases Won By U.A.W. With Two of Big Three Auto Firms; Gen. Motors Holds Out

TWO BIG AUTO FIRMS SETTLE WITH C. 1. 0.   Agreements Call for Wage Boost of 15.1 Per Cent by Ford and 16.2 by Chrysler.   148,000 WORKERS ARE AFFECTED   Ratification by Employes Necessary — General Motors Officials Make No Comment.

Ford and Chrysler Sign Up   General Motors Only Big Plant Out on Strike

State Realizes Revenue Increase   Two Million Dollar Hike In Revenue Attribued . To Rising Prices

China Drifts Toward  Civil Strife   Marshall Seeks to Resolve Political Deadlock

SHOWDOWN WITH LEWIS SOUGHT BY CONGRESS   Bubcommittee Presses Hearing or Bills To Outlaw Royalties

ANGRY SOLONS SEEK MEASURE TO HALT LEWIS   Miners’ Policy Panel Set for Further Parley in Washington

Subcommittee Spurs Action on Legislation to Bar Labor Royalties   LUCAS FOR MORE CURBS   Senator Drafts Bill to Qutlaw ‘Conspiring’ to Close Vital Public Utility

Collins Surrenders; Sought For A Week   Man Accused in Connec tion With Larceny of Money

KEY FIGURE IN ROBBERY CAUGHT   James @llins Surrenders After Dining With Official

Others Blame Hitler, But It Was Himmler Who Ran Murde Camps, Says Kaltenbrunner

Seott Will Continue as Engineer   McLain to Head  Bankine Bureau

MEAT OBTAINED: MINERS AT WORK   Illinois Strike Averted by Action of Federal Department.

No Deviation In Schedule Of Gen. MacArthu   American Commander Unperturbed By Discovery Of Plot Against Him   JAPANESE MASS IN DEMONSTRATION

-MACARTHUR--FOLLOWS _=REGU; “LARK OU TIN E~ACROSS STREET FR 9 M_ 300,000 JAPS SINGING “INTERNATIONALE”

MACARTHUR REFUSES TO ACCEPT GUARDS   May Day Demonstrations Held Throughout Japan .

‘101-Year-Old Civil War Veteran ‘Named National G.A.R. Commander

Bowles To Go As OPA Chief In Move To Break Wage-Price Deadlock,  Speed Reconversion   Case Bill Flayed At Senate Hearing

CHANGES IN TOP GOVERNMENT CHIEFS HINTED   White House Says Announce ment of Steel Strike Peace Formula Is Imminent

Hope for Early Settlement of Steel Row Given   Bowles Through as OPA Chief, Is Claim; Snyder To Keep Post

BOWLES DEFINITELY OUT AS  PRICE ADMINISTRATOR BUT MAY ITEAD STABIE . TION AGEN

President Faces Major Decisions In Steel Strike   Attitude On Bowles And Scope Of Price Increase Are Big Issues   EARLY ACTION IS ANTICIPATED  == ==<« el

SHIFT IN HIGH COMMAND IS CONFIRMED   Philadelphia Trans; Strike Is Added to © Nation’s Woes ~

'WOMAN’S BODY FOUND NEAR ROUZERVILLE   Police Trying To Identify Corpse Discovered Near High-

COURT DECIDES ON DELIRIUM TREMENS CASE   Highest Judiciary Has Split Decision On Bridegroom’s Fall

IN EXPLOSION: .   ‘Trémendous' Explosion in Downtown Jerusalem Wrecks Military Headquarters — Immediate Curfew Ordered Until Further Notice.

TREMENDOUS: EXPLOSION — IN TERUSALEM   Caused by Jewish Underground; ‘Six Killeds Many Hurt

BLAST KILLS SIX IN HOTEL AT JERUSALEM   Army, Government Officials Buried in Debris

British Military Station Rocked By Palestine Blast   Army, Government Officials Buried ir Debris; at Least Ten Dead and 5€ Hurt in Explosion

Sugar To Cost More   Boost Prices Three Cents on Each Five-Pound Ration, But Joke Is To Find the Sweet

Sugar Price To Go Up February 3   Price To Advance 3 Cents On Each Five Pounds; Larger Hike Seen

MIAMI BEACH -_ BOOM STARTS      OBSERVERS SEE FOURTH REAL ESTATE BOOM GETTING WELL UNDERWAY IN RESORT CITY

Two Janitors Are Held in Child’s Slaying   No Charge Placed Against Either— Cluee Sauoht

Police Seek Showdown in Kidnap Case   Two Janitors Still Held for Questionina

Basement Death Chamber In Sadistic Killing of Little Suzanne Degnan is Located

JANITOR SAYS HE DID NOT MURDER GIRL   Utensils Believed to Have Been Used in Dissecting Are Found

Seek Quick Showdown in ‘Child Murder   Evidence Found in Apartment Basement Where Little Girl Dismembered; Two Janitors Questioned

Police Press Investigation In Chicago   No Charges Are Put Against Belgians

TWO JANITORS QUESTIONED BY POLICE   Find Room In Which Degnan Girl Was Killed   SIMILARITIES

—GIRE SLAYING— Two Quizzed In Chicago — Slayer Hunt  Police Press Hunt For Sadistic Killer

Two Janitors Quizzed  In Girl’s Brutal Deatt   Police Continue Search For Sadistic Killer; Parts Of Body Found In Laundry Tub

Janitors Are Seized For Questioning   Suspect Denies He Had ee To Do With Killing

65- Year-Old Janitor Pleads Innocence; \nother Janitor also Pleld.

Two Janitors Held in Death Of Little Girl   Nc Charges Have Beer Filed and Officers Push Investigation Into Brutal Crime

Police Find Place Where Child Slain   Two Janitors Employed In Building Near Kidnap Victim's Home Under Questionin«

LITTLE GIRL DISMEMBERED IN BASEMENT   One Janitor Flatly Accused Of Crime

Police Query Two Janitors As Murderers   Spot Where Chicago Girl Died Is Found

Police Pressing For Showdown In Degnan Case   Query 2 Chicago Janitors; Claim Evidence At Hand; One Man Flatly Accused

Accuses Army of  Shameful Abuses.   Promise Investigation  of U. S. Martial Law

CLAIMS ABUSES OF MARTIAL LAW   McCARRAN DEMANDS PROBE OF COURTS MARTIAL °

Senator Flays Army Uses Of Martial Law   Nevada’s Pat McCarran Promises Probe By Congress

Army Abuses. Martial Law, Says MeCarrar   Judiciary Chairman To Ask Probe— Cites Hawaii

SENATOR ACCUSE ARMY OF ABUSES   In Administration of Military Law; Promises Investigation.

NEV. SENATOR. SAYS MARTIAL LAW ABUSED   McCarran. Promises A Congressional Investigation 

M’CARRAN HITS ARMY ABUSE OF MARTIAL LAW   Promises Probe of the Army’s Courts-Martial System

Senator Asks Army Inquiry   Charges Abuse OF Martial Law In Hawaiian Area

RIDER TO HIKE FARM PRICES BELIEVED TO DOOM PAY MEASURE  ADMINISTRATION MEN FAIL TO BLOCK MOVE _ - FOR: PARITY-CHANCES °:

PAMAADRA RAPA PALA ADDS  Senate Votes 65-Cent Basic Minimum Wage

Farm Plan to Defeat Wage Bill   Senate Includes Amendment Raising Parity Price Level

Congress to See If Draft Won’t Work Faster to Speed Replacements for GIs

Hoover Begins Last Lap Of  Food Probe   Sees Bodies Of Starved In Streets

SOUTH AFRICA BUCKS U.N.   Will Annex S. W. Africa Without U. N. Approval; Backed by Britain.

Annexation Proposal Stirs UN   Union of So. Africa Wants to Take Over Mandated Territory

SMUTS REJECTS: RUSSIAN DEMAND   STATE THEY WILL ANNEX AREA WITH OR WITHOUT UN APPROVAL

Smuts Takes Firm Hand Before UN   South African Tells Assembly of Plans For Mandated Lands

Smuts Asserts Defiant Policy   Russia Leads Opposition to Annexation of Mandate; Briton Defends Proposal

"To Annex Territory, Approved Or Not, Premier Smuts Tells Assembly

Britain Backs Smuts In Claim on Mandate   Russia Has Objected to Nation’s Taking Over Land Administered Iinder Leacue of Nations

IT PAYS 10 BE HONEST, FOLKS   Held in Michigan, Businessmoan Admits $16,800 Theft in May, 1945

ROYALTY IS THERE   Livestock Nobility of Mid west and Southwest at Kansas City

U NION OBJECTS TO TELEGRAPH COMPANY SENDING MESSAGES THROUGH THE MAILS

U.S. BRITAIN PACT VERSION WINS APPROVAL   Dispute on Trieste Renewed; Slavs Hurl Charge

Anglo-American Version Treaty  Gains Approval   Disputes Be Referred To World Court

GEN. ARTHUR DENIES RIFT WITH RUSS   Says He Did. Not. Reply to Charges of Tass News: “Agency. .

GEN. MARTHUR DENIES RIFT WITH RUSS   Says He Did Not Re. ply to Charges of Tass News Agency

Cultural Relations Program Draws Fire Of Congress  Gtate Dent Plan      State Dept. Plan Mav Be Amended

Demos Wash Pretzels Down With Hydrant Water; Republicans Relish Bubbly Stuff and Two Kinds of Cavia

N ews! Politico Dodges Camera—  Pall of        SCOP's Dine on caviar, Demes Dewn Pretzels

Dr. Richard Kieffer — Directs Blue Cross   Native of Hagerstown i: Named Head of Hos pital Service

Gl FURLOUGH BILL SUGGESTION MADE   Bonds to be Used Instead of Cash, in New Compromise.

To Pay Off Soidiers With Bonds   Conferees Agree to Truin an’s Plan for Terminal]  Leave Pay Today

Conferees Agree on Terminal Pay  Bonds to Be Issued to War Veterans

Bonds to Pay Enlisted Men for Furloughs  Ex-Gl’s Given Year   Ex-Gl’s Given Year to File Claims for Payment

Conferees Agree On Terminal Pay      Five-Year Bonds May be Used for Life Insur ance Payments

Terminal Pay Bonds Approve   Conferees Reject Cash Plan for Veterans

Terminal Pay Bonds Voted  Compromise Reached Bs House and Senate On Pitiecccs bts

BONDS CAN BE APPLIED ON Gi LIFE INSURANCE   $3 Billion for Enlisted Men

‘Bottled in Bond’ Pay Is Agreed Upon at Senate-House Confab   Major Portion of Planned Payments Recognized As Non-Negotiable Forms

TERMINAL PAY PLAN APPROVED   House Appropriates Sum Of $2,131,798,000 For GI Furlough Bill

Only 46 Ships Manned by NMU Crews Involved in Dispute — Picket Lines Expected to Tie Up More Than 800 Vessels,

STRIKE OF ClO UNION MAY TIE UP ALL TRAFFIC   Washington Negotiations Fu tile; Workers Demand 44Hour Week 

Strike Ties Up Shipping on Great Lakes   Other Unions Aid NMU Walkout on 46 Vessels

Strike Ties Up Shipping On Lakes   Boats on Great Lakes Ceast Operation as Result of Maritime Walkout

Lake Maritime Strike Begins   Union Seeks Support of Other Unions in Ship Walkout

SEAMEN STRIKE TIE UP GREAT LAKES TRAFFIC   In Bid for 40-Hour Week

440  REGIMENT   Donors For Charleroi Veterans Homecoming Celebration Wed, August 14   STRIKE HALTS SHIPPING ON SREAT LAKES   Threatens To Tie Up All Traffic On Greater Inland Waterway

GREAT LAKES SHIPPING HIT BY ClO STRIKE  Threatens. To Spread      Threatens To Spread And Cripple Lakes Shinning   WANT 44-Hr. WEEK   NMU Seeks: Support _Of AFL Unions In Walkout

OTHER UNIONS PLEDGE AID AS TIEUP BEGINS   Crews Leave Vessels At Docks; Curran Orders Walkout

Expect More Than 300° Vessels Carrying Vital Cargoes To Be Tied Up

GREAT LAKES SHIPPING HIT BY CIOSTRIKE   National Maritime Union Walks Out, Threatening Inland Water Traffic.

LAKE TRAFFIC HIT BY STRIKE   Great Lakes Seamen Walk Off Jobs After Wage Discussions Fail

Seamen of NMU Called out Over Hours Demands   All Resources of Union Thrown Into Walkout, Curran Says

Ail Trafic Is Facing Threai By Walkouts   Vital Cargoes To Be Tied Up; CIO Gaining Support

All Traffic ls Facing Threat By Walkouts  Vital Cargoes To Be Tied Up; CIO”

NMU Officials Seek Full ClO Support Today   Strikers Confer With Heads Of _ Auto And Steel Unions On Backing

STRIKE ON LAKES IS STARTED TODAY   President of Union Says All Workers Quit Operating.

New Group Takes Over Control Of Setup New Atomic Energy Committee Named

Army Bereft Of Atomic Control Role   Truman Names TVA Chairman to Head Civilian Board of 5

D. £. Liltenthal To Head 5-Man Civilian Group  Dr. Bacher, Waymack, Pike And Adm. Strauss Are Other Members  CLAPP WILL SUCCEED LILIENTHAL OW TVA Nominees Serve Interim  Appointments Pending Senate Action

TRUMAN NAMES COMMISSION ON ATOMIC ENERGY   David E. Lilienthal Named Chairman Of Five-Man Roard   CONTROL PLACED IN HANDS OF CIVILIANS

Lilienthal Is Named Head Atomic Group   Truman Removes A-Energy Control From Military

VONTROL BOARD IS HEADED BY LILIENTHAL   Atomic Commission Established Under Civilian Authority

NEW CIVILIAN ATOM ENERGY BOARD NAMED   LILIENTHAL, CHIEF OF TVA, TO HEAD CONTROL BODY

Truman Names Civil Atomic Energy Grour   Power Development Removed from Military Control

Truman Removes Atomic Energy Development — From Military Control

Profit Probers Close Hearings After Witness Is Denounced   Body Also To Seek Legal Way To Have HI Official Appear

War Probers May Compel Garsson, May To Testify   Witness Tells Of. Ken: tuckian’s Query Of What About €32 000"

Investigators Study How to Question May   Former Secretary in Combine’s Office Says May Once Asked About $3,000 Sum

Seeks Full May   Congressman Says No More Questions Without Witnesses

HUNT WAY TD GOMPEL MAY TO TAKE QUIZ   Commitiee Wants to Learn More About Interest in “That $3,000.”

MAY'S $3,000 QUERY I$ TOLD BY SECRETARY   Mead Committee Studies Possibility of Having Senator Talk

Senate Committee Studies Legality Of Corralling May   Testimony Is Offered May Asked About $3,000; Asks Privileges

Eventual Unification — Under United States Of Germany Asked By Sec’y

.Mederal Plan .For Germany   ‘etary Of State Notifies OF U. S. Interest In

Rejects French And Rhineland   ‘Warns Russia..U-'S: Does Not Consider Oder: a Fixed Border

Opposes Giving Ruhr, Rhineland To France   U.'S. Probably Also Would Favor Including In New Reich Some Areas ‘Provisionally’ Assigned To Poland.

POLICY OF USA   WANTS REICH GOVERNED BY THE GERMANS   Secretary of State Would Have Rehabilitated State Include Rhineland Ruhr, Probably Territory Beyond Oder River

Temperatures   Eastern Boundary Not Fixed on Oder, He Warns Russia; Secretary Promises U. 5. Occupation to Continue ‘Long as Needed’

Would Put Other Areas Under Rule Of ‘New Germany   American Statement Of Policy Made At Stuttgart; Speech Receives Mixed Reception

Secretary Byrnes Wants Germany Self-Governed   Declares America Will Not Shirk Occupation Task: To Stay If Needed

Rejects French Claims: To Rhineland and: Ruhr; Germany's Border Not’ Fixed, He Warns Russia:

RULE SETUP T0 INCLUDE RUHR AND RHINELAND   French Officials Are Disappointed Over Stand Made by Byrnes

Warns Russia and Poland This Nation Considers Their Occupation Areas Temporary

Rhineland and Ruhr Included In U. S. Offer   Outlines Policy of America; Occupation Will Not Be Shirked

SecretarySays  Rhineland, Ruhr Included   Policy Declaration Given Defeated Nation’s Officials and U. S. Military Leaders At Stuttgart; French Showing Displeasure

WouldExtend Reich Borders   ‘Yanks Will Stay’, Secretary Says In Stuttaart Address

Warns France, Russia   '. S. Frewns On Territory Grabs Ry Victor Nations

-Byrnes Outlines 1American Policy   ‘United States Secretary . for a New . Germany   -FOR OWN GOVERNMENT   eral Constitution for Nation  - Suggests Drafting of a Fed-

Sen Paseep06lUPRICE 4 CENTS VOL. 177, No.   U. 0. Folicy Asks German Control Of Rijjy P/,:,.7,....

Rube, Rhineland Area Past Oder   tee T alk “Wecloses Plans “For Unification ‘Under National. Council

Byrnes Urges Home Rule For Germany   American Policy Calling For Self Government Is Outlined by Secretary! In Stuttgart Address

GALLS FOR  GERMANY   Byrnes States American Policy In Stuttgart Speect

BYRNES DEFINES U.S. PLAN FOR NEW GERMANY   ‘Declares People Must Govern Themselves, Retain Ruhr And Rhineland

Addresses Leaders In Stuttgart   European Recovery Will Be Slow If Germans Are Put Into PoorHouse, He Says

Offers Plan For Unification Of Country   Proposes Nation Include Rhineland And The Ruhr

Calls For Early Establishment Unified Reich   Rejects. France’s Claim To Rhineland and Ruhr;   Sounds Warning  To Russia   Asserts U.S. Will “Not Shirk Duty”   American Army Will Stay In Germany As Long As Occupational Forces Are Required

U.S. Policy Outlined By Byrnes; French Claim to Ruhr, Rhineland Rejected

U.S. Secretary of State Urges Self Governed Reich   Proposal Includes Rhineland, Ruhr anc Other Territory---A Unification Plan

Central Government for Germany Urged by U.S. In Statement of Policies

American Secretary Also Would Include Ruhr and Rhineland, Claimed by France—U. 8. Plan Envisions Eventual Unification of Germans Under National Council Charged With Drafting Federal Constitution,

(Germans Should Govern   Byrnes in Talk Calls for a New Germany With People Ruling

Says Recovery In Europe Slow If Conquered Nation Remains A Poor House: Talk Delivered In Stuttgart

Byrnes U rges Germany Ruled By Own People   Secretary Says U. S. ‘Will Not Shirk Our Duty’ in Occupation

Byrnes Outlines American Policy At Stuttgart   Sees Slow European Recovery If Nation Is Made Poorhouse

Calls for a New Germany Ruled By the Germans  May Include Land Beyond Oder River

Sen. Butler Nominated In Nebraska   Defeats Governor Griswold, for whom Harold Stas sen Campaigned

Gov. Griswold Concedes Buller Victory   In Idectho Election Gossett Is Trailing Donart

Gov. Griswold Concedes Builer Victory  Fun Talselaim Bb lawdl men   In Idaho Election Gossett Is Trailing Donart

Draft Bill Is Approved By Congress   Army Says No Calls Planned For July. Aucust

Servicemen s Pa’ Boosts Included  None To Be Drafted In July And Auaqust

Revercomb Casts Only Negative Vote In Senate   Army Notifies Legislators It Will Not Draft Any Men During July And August; Truman Expected To Sign Bill Before Sunday

Draft Extension Bill To White House; Induction ‘Holiday’   FERNANDEZ OPPOSE D  ie 2 se i i ee ee eh is ee i

DRAFT MEASURE BEING EXTENDED BEYOND SUNDAY   Men 19 Through 44 Eligible For Induction Un der Compromise   PAY INCREASES ARE PROVIDED BY BILL

Army Plans No Calls For July, August   Measure Permits Induction Of Youths In 19-Year-Old Group

After Months Of Bickering Compromise Bills Sent To President Truman For Signature Before Deadline Sunday Midnight. Boosts Pay For Servicemen.

Dratt Law Continued;  Pay Boosted  Induction at 18 Is Prohibited

“Senate Sends Draft Bill to President   Congress Approves Compromise Extension Measure

PAY INCREASE IS VOTED FOR SERVICE MEN   INDUCTIONS TO BE CANCELED IN JULY AND AUGUST

President Expected to Sign Compromise Measures Before Midnight Sunday, Only One ‘‘No” Vote Cast

Servicemen’s Pay Increases  Also Approved   Buck Privates to Get 50 Percent Increases and High Officers 10 Percent More—Present Extension Expires Sunday

EXTENSION QF DRAFT IS APPROVED   Measure Is Passed by Both Houses With Pay Boost Inciuded

Servicemen s Pay Bill, Draft Law Voted   Nobody to Be Drafted in July, August Army Says

e@ PAUL MALLON—   33 Congressmen Blacklisted by Hillmanites Take It Smiling

K EXPANSION PRESENT ACHLITIES   ontend Job Could Be e for $500,000 Less

Navy Vet Found Stabbed to Death In Rail Box Car   El Paso Sheriff Says Robbery May Have Been Motive for Slaying

4 Ships Off West Coast Ask Help .   Troop Vessel Calls for Aid in Fierce Gales

Senator Mead Is  Out Conducting Political Campaign   Government Business Is Neglected as Probe ls Handed to Kilgore

Kilgore Heads Senate Group   West Virginian is Named Chairman of Senate War Probers

SEN. KILGORE HEADS PROBE   Named Successor to Meac As Chairman of War Inquiry Group

FUNERAL DIRECTORS OF ‘COUNTY WILL HOLD SPRING MEETING AT LAFAYETTE

ASK ACQUITTAL FOR STEPINAC   Counsel Chailenges Some Of Documents Given By Prosecution

Committee Seeks Delay in Report On Pearl Harbor   Ask Six-Day Extension on Facts Due Six Months Ago

Predicts Nation Will Benefit By Demise Of OPA   Members Of Manufacturer s Association Are Admonished To ‘‘Hold Price  T sma’?

TALK FREELY OF 50 CENT COTTON   Predictions Heard Of 40Cent Cotton Within 30 Days, 50 Cents Later.

Talk Of 40 And 50-Cent — Cotton Is Being Heard In South; Already 35 Cents   Experts Say Cotton Has Been Too Low For Some Time; Increase To Benefit Farmers

Talk of 40 and 50 Cent Cotton Gaininc   Several State Officials Say Price Has Been Too Low For Some Time, Rise in Prices to Give Farmers Boost

ROMANIA VOTES ON PARLIAMENT   Britain And U. S. Condemn Election As Unfair To Anti-Reds

ROMANIAN RERS PICKET AMERICAN MISSION BUILDING   Gather Around Office in Bucharest as Opponents Report Election Irregularities.   6,000 CITIZENS ARE UNABLE TO REGISTER   Opposition to CommunistDominated Regime Lodges Complaints with Allies Against Vote.

WITH ROMAN   Picketing of American Mission Office During Voting . Promnts U. S.

Romanian Election  Frauds Charged   Reports Say 90 Per Cent Of Voters Go to Polls

US. Military Office Picketed In Bucharest   Head of Army Mission Makes Protest to Government

Charges Made After National Election  U. S. Makes Protest On Romanian Action

U.S. PROTESTS PICKET LINES   Romanians Surround Building in Bucharest After Voters Complain

FILE PROTEST WITH ROMANIA   U. S. Military Mission Says Office Picketed During  Romanian Election

RAEDER ASKS ALLIES FOR DEATH SENTENCE   Appeals Life Imprisonment Because Of Health

RAEDER SEEKS FIRING SQUAD   Builder of German Fleet Not Satisfied with Life Term in Prison

RAEDER ASKS ALLIES FOR DEATH, NOT LIFE   Prefers To Be Shot, Rather Than Be Put In Prison

Nazi Asks for Death Sentence   Raeder, Sentenced to Life Imprisonment,  Wants to Be Shot

Adm. Raeder Asks Death By Shooting   Wants Life Sentence Changed

Admiral Raeder Asks That Life Sentence Be Changed To Death By Firing Squad

DEATH 1S ASKED BY ADM. RAEDER   German Fleet Builder Says He Prefers Shooting To Imprisonment

Raeder Asks Firing Squad, Not Life Term  Nazi Grand Admiral   Nazi Grand Admiral Cites Age, Health In Appeal to Council

RAEDER APPEALS LIFE SENTENCE   REQUESTS COUNCIL TO CHANGE DECREE TO DEATH PENALTY

Nazi Admirat Prefers Death To Life Ternr   Builder of German Fleet Makes Appeal To Military Tribunal

NAZI ADMIRAL ASKS DEATH BY SHOOTING   Builder of German Fleet Appeals te Have Sentence Changed From  Life Imnmricanmen?      HONORABLE CHANGE

GUFFEY MAY ASK FOR FULL PROBE   Charges Diplomats Sabotage Palestine Policy Bring Demands For Probe

Guffey to Ask Inquiry on Charges Diplomats Wreck Palestine Policy

UUNTINUES 10 MUUNT  $203 Added By Residents of Area For Proposed Building of V. F. W.  TOTAL 15 NOW ¢1 G10

TERCHON POST FUND IS BEING ADDED TO   IS BEING ADDED TO  Additional $158 Brings The Present Total of Veterans To $1668  FOR BUILDING FUND

TERCHON POST FUND NEARING $2,000 MARK   Additional $331.80 is Re. ceived By “Vets” for Building Fund  ££ Bteatreaae Cae eeee a, ae, oO oe, Oe CS

JILTED SUITOR ADWHTS KILLING   Girl Engaged To Wed Another Is Shot In Fit Of Jealousy

He Must Decide Whether To Seek Compromise . With Republicans  Or to Fight Back 

GOP Retains State Control; May Boost Assembly Majority   Gateway Scheme Takes Another Setback; Bonus Biil Gets Approval   At a Glance

House, Senate Are Included  As Vietories   Election Tuesday Marks First Time Republicans Have Obtained Dominance Since 1931.   Elections At A Glance

Phone Strike Threat Grows: U.S. Plant Seizure Looms   Move to Avert Meat Tieup Seen      Retailers Asked to Set Aside Most Clothing for Vets

Emphasis On Training For Citizenship: As School Bell: Ring For Children of Pa.

HOUNDS JOIN HUNT FOR GIRL   Wapello Tot, 2, Missing Since Tuesday Noon

State Capital Bulges at Seams For Opening of Fair Tomorrou   Expect Million Visitoy»; Hotels and Private Homes Are Crowded

Expect Record Attendance At State Fair   Capital in Holiday Mood Ready for Opening Tomorrow

Power Units Sold by U.S. as Junk— Bares WAA Loss, Inefficiency   Othman May Drop Writing to Get In on Grab

What’s Junk and What Is Not? Othman: ‘WAA Needs Weights  For Important Documents’

Slight Incident Could Set Off Arab Uprising   U. N. Council May Get Palestine Problem ©

‘Arab Emotions * Taut, Ready To Launch New War   Single Incident Can Now Set Holy Land Aflame, Spokesman Says; Tens of Thousands of Arabs Already Armed With Smuggled Guns.

Walkout Is Scheduled at 4 p.m. Today; Truman and Leaders In Case Are In Session at Capital.   PLANES MAY HELP IN TRANSPORTATION

Summons Carriers After Conference With 2 Trainmen   Whitney, Johnson Hold Out Against $1.48  Wage Increase

RAIL AND UNION HEADS IN WHITE HOUSE TALKS   Strike Leaders Sce Little Hope of Averline Wallkoant

Last Desperate Effort Is Made To Avoid Strike   Management Leaders Also Called in for White House Parley

CALLS IN RAIL AND UNION MEN FOR CONFERENCE   Strike Will Begin at 4 p.m. if No Settlement Is Made

Army Backs Omnibus Bill in Congress For Unification of All Armed Force

FORMER SHERIFF OF ADAMS COUNTY DIES   Amos Calvin Basehoar, 78, Passes Away Suddenly From Cerebral  Hemorrhage At Taneytown

FEDERAL HOUSING PROGRAMS; DUE   Senator Taft Says Subsitized Building Is First Step Toward Goal

Otonichar Trial Expected to. Go to Jury Today  State and Defense Bests: Closing  Broumonte Bra Ga}

Otonichar Trial Expected to.  Go to Jury Today  State and Defense Rests; Closing Araquments Are Set

Atomic Bomb Loosened Teeth of Victims And Made Gold Fillings Radioactive

STUDY EFFECTS OF ATOM BOMB   Baldness, Radioactive Fillings In Teeth Noted In Japan

Men’s Teeth Fell Out, and Some Lost Their Hair, as Aftermath of Atom Bombing

GOVERNORO'CONOR LEADS SENATORIAL RACE IN MARYLAND   Returns Show Radcliffe Still in Fight for Conven- . Han Vaotec

(Conor Holding In Md. Primary   Has Sizeable Margin Over Radcliffe In Fight For Senator

U, S. DEMANDS NATIONS GIVE DATA ON ARMIES   Soviet Agrees To Reveal It Troop Dispositions Outside Russia

Location Of All  Troops Is Asked by U. .   Soviets Agree They Will Give Location of Soldiers Outside USSR

Molotov —~ Takes Lead In Proposal   “Armiesin  * Home Natior Come Next

Asks Russia To Reveal Army Size   Gonnally Tells Russia U. S$. Will Reveal Military Facts

U.S. PROPOSES NATIONS REVEAL DATA ON TROOPS   Russia Is Willing to Do So Except in Regard to Forces at Home   MOLOTOV FAVORS DELAY      Domestic Strength Is Subject for Disarmament Talks, He Maintains

Reds Meet  Demands on Troops   Molotov Asks Powers Reveal Size, Then Tackle Disarmament

U. S. Demands World Powers Publish All Troop Dispositions   Inventory Of Armed Forces At Home Asked

U. §. Demands Nations Reveal Size of Forces   Molotov Agrees on Troop Dispositions Outside Russia

U. $. Demands Full Troop Data   Raps Red Agreement on Foreign Forces   Rveals Withdrawals«

U. S. Demands Full Count On World Armies   Russia Proposes Powers Reveal Only Numbers of Troops Outside Borders

Government Sues Bendix Company   Unfair Washer Trade Practices Charged

FLASH FLOOD HITS CAMBRIA   One Man Killed, Thousands Of Dollars Damage Toll In Johnstown Area

STATESVILLE SHOTS  Informal Glimpses of People Te and Aenond Statecville.

Third of Town Is Razed hy Flames   Property Loss Is Noi Estimated

CALLS FOR ARAB FEDERATION New King Assumes Throne In Trans- Jordan Amid Splendor

Transjordan King Advises Arab League   Abdullah Al Hussein Takes Throne Amid Oriental Splendor

BRITISH RULE ENDS   King Hussein Gets Throne As Trans. Jordan Feasts

Father Awaits Verdict Of Jury   Elizabeth City Man Charged With Assault for “Unwritten Law” Shooting

White House Callls Made By Churchill      Former British Chief Ready To Leave United States On Journey Home

FORD AND C10 UNION ONLY 2 CENTS APART   WAGE NEGOTIATIONS TO BE RESUMED THURSDAY

FORD BOOSTS WAGE OFFER   Company, Union Now Only Two Cents Apart In Wage Dispute

kord, Union 2 Cents  Apart on Pay Issue   Company Offers Auto Workers 17\2 Cents Wage Increase But ClO Holds Out for Raise Of 19'4 Cents; Negotiations Resume Thurs.

Ford, Union About 2 Cents AnHour Apart   Wage Negotiations Resume Thursday; GM Impasse Holds

Ford, Union ‘Only 2 Cents. ‘Anatl Now   Company Uffers to Give 17%. . Cent’ Per 4 Haur Raise to Workers-

Ford Offers Pay Hike Two Cents Below Demand   Union Sticks by Figure Proposed By Fact-Finders

U.N.R.R.A. Hears Russian Charges  LaGuardia Promises to Invoke Powers

LaGuardia Talks About Action on Russian Seizures   UNRRA Director Genera Outlines Some Plans He Would Make Effective

1° PPTVEVS -2LPPrreren   UNRRA. Head Promises Action  Tf Russians Are Seizing Food

Bids on Highway Work Well Below Engineer Estimates   Klutts and Lucas Apparent Low Bidders on 7.7 Miles On SH 12 Near Ada

Involve Concrete Paving For 6.6 and 6.1 Miles Northwest from Ada

Southern Area Road Project Bids Received   Johnston, Marshall, Carter, Murray and Love Counties to Get Road Improvements

Representative To Testify In Murder Case   Marcantonio To Appear Before Jury Investigating  Death Of Ward Worker.

Grand Jury Calls For Marcantonio   Probes Election Day Death of Republican

REP. VITO. MARCANTONIO WIL BE SUBPOENAED IN SCOTTERECGIOD INOUIPY

Two Jailed In Death Of GOP Ward Worker   Joey Rao and Michacl Cop- pola, Ex-Cunvicts, Are Juiled In Lien OF Heavy Bail

Meeting Called Monday to Canvass Position on Demands for Contract

Southern Coal Men Plan Meet   Will Determine Position On Lewis’ Demands For New Contract

DIRECTORS FOR COAL GROUP TC MEET MONDAY   Burke Asks Men To Find Position On Lewis’ Contract Demands

Southern Coalmen Repudiate Leader   But He Insists It’s Time Te Dicker With Miners

OPERATORS TO WEIGH DEMANDS OF LEWIS   Directors of Southern Group to Meet in Washington Monday to Consider Action.

MINE OWNERS MAY PREPARE TO NEGOTIATE   PRODUCERS TO TALK OVER OUTLOOK FOR NEW CONTRACT

U.S. RESUMES PEACE TALKS WITH MINERS   Conciliator to Lead Mediation Attempt On West Coast

Krug Still Absent from Washington   Wage Discussion With Lew is Awaits Return of In terior Secretary

‘Settlement Of TWA Walkout Possible   Labor Conciliator Headed for West Coast Conference

End Of Controls On Wages Slows Coal Mine Talks   Hope Raised For Fina’ End Shipping Tie-Up

ResumeParleyOn Soft Coal Strike   Agreement Near In 14-Day Old Strike Of Plane Pilots

World Unions May Give Aid te Shipping Strike   Rep. Rankin Terms Act Treason, Would Deport Bridges

Filipinos Must Solve Problem   Incidents _ ‘OF Careless Misbehavior Can Be Corrected.

AARTHUR NOTES STRAIN EXISTING IN PHILIPPINES         Presence.Of Soldiers: Always: Hazar d, He Says

Five Have Filed In Senate Race  Two Have Never Held Maier Oftice

5-Candidate Senate Race May Be Close   Aspirants File Papers, Make Plans For Heated Campaigns

Seek fo Head Of New Wage, Price Upheaval   Government Officials Plar Rigorcus Moves to Hold Down Price Increases

HGH MAPPED TO oTABILIZE: WAGES-PRICES   Fear New Demands fol  Pay Hikes From Unions.

OPA Builds New Price- Holding Defenses  Officials. Asvee On Firmness Te Spike. W asta “Demaad«

Officials Patch Up Battered OPA Defenses   Face Fight Against Climbing Prices, Wage Demands

PRICE CONTROL DIKE REPAIRED   Government Acts To Curb Rise In Living Costs, New Wage Upheaval

OPA Builds New Price-Holding Defenses   Officials Agree On Firmness To Spike Wage Demands

OPA Dr ‘afting  Rigor ous Regulations   Promise Tough Program of Meat Enorcement

PROMISES TOUCH PRICE PROGRAN   Rigid Enforcement Of Meat Price Rollback is Contemolated

OPA PROMISES STIFF FIGHT ON BLACK MARKET   Way to Prevent a New \Vage-Price Upheaval Also Sought

U.S. To Fight Rising Prices To Stop New  Pay Demands   OPA Pledges Tough Program To Quash  Meat Black Market

FIGHT PLANNED TO ENFORCE NEW LAW ON PRICES   OPA Drafts Rules to Hold Down Increases to Those Provided by BarkleyTaft Amendment,   ‘HOPES TO BLOCK NEW WAGE DEMANDS   Steelman Continues Confer. ence in Quest of Solution to the Pay Stabilization Problem.

Wage, Price Upheaval Is Threatened   Porter Plans “Toughest Program Yet” of Meat Price Enforcement to Prevent Black Market

aaiGc INCWe  DBP DP BP BPP LIPID LD OD LD DDD DD DD OP Oa  Hope Revives for Survivors in Plane Crash

MAN HELD FOR COURT IN STABBING CASE   Joseph R. Hanna, Upper Darby, Accused Of Assaulting Dr. Boyson,  Former Hanover Teacher

NLRB Orders Moller Bargaining election   Foremen to Decide on Labor Issue Before July 26

LEWIS WANTS70 MILLION WELFARE FUND   Operators Give Proposal a Frosty Reception *

Optimistic Outlook Taken on Coal Issue   Lewis’ Demand for Welfare Fund Gets Frosty Reception; Wage Demands Coming

LEFT BY WALLACE   Announcement is Made By White House Last  Night; Appointee Tells  of Acceptance.   TRANS-ATLANTIC CALLS ARE MADE

New Sec. Of ‘Commerce Will Back Tru man, Byrnes Policy.  WIDELY Y KNOWN Currently Is. ‘Serving  As Ambassador To. England ]

DAVIES LIKELY SUCCESSOR TO ST. JAMES POST   Wallace Plans To Campaign Against TI SiR yesciqgn Polley

HARRIMAN IS NAMED TO FILL CABINET POST   Cabinet United In Support Of Administration Policy Toward Russia

UNITED FRONT © ON U, S. POLICY NOW ASSURED   Ambassador to Great Britain to Succeed Wallace

Aide of Byrnes Gets Commerce Secretaryship   Wallace’s Successor Has Been Serving In London Embassy

Reactions to Appointment hre Favorable   Truman Assured Cabinet to Support His Foreign Policy

Firm Supporter Of Foreign Policy Plan Of United States   As Former Ambassador To Russia Mr. Harrima Familiar With Intricate Problems That Would Involve Soviet.

Envoy Named Successor to Wallace   New Secretary Endorses Byrnes’ Foreign Policy

Appointment Pleasing to All But Extreme Left; Harriman’s Wide Business Experience ts Cited

FIRM POLICY TOWARD RUSSIA IS ASSURED   W. Averell Harriman, Truman Choice to Succeed Wallace, Is Man of Wealth.

GREEK REBELS ARE BARRICADED   ‘ae Ultimatum To Surrender, Release Hostages

Greek Troops Demand Rehels Quit Barricade   60 Reported Killed In Day’s Fighting With’ Monarchists

2,000 Greek Rebels Ordered to Yield And Free Hostages   Gevernment Forces Mass at Kalamata to Back Up 4p. m. Ultimatum

HUNTING WAY T0 DRAIN OFF CASH   CONGRESS AFRAID OF TOO MUCH IDLE MONEY

Reduction of Idle Money By Higher Bank Reserves Is Move Against Inflation

Would Lift Federal Reserve Power To Fight Inflation   Plan Proposes Reduction of Idle Money Supply To Aid Price Control

Understanding With Russia Is Plea of Leader   Civilized Wotld Owes Many Blessings to America, He Asserts

May Prove Wedge To End Strike   FIRM GRANTS 20-CENT WAGE BOOST AFTER GENERAL OFFER: OF TEN CENTS WAS REJECTED

EXHUME 2 MORE WAYNE CO. DEAD   LIE DETECTOR TEST GIVEN GRANDMOTHER IS UNSATISFACTORY

‘KIND’ WIDOW DENIES GUILT IN POISONING   Officials Exhume Bodies of Persons Who Died Under Woman’: fares.

MPs Patrol  Area Near Palace Gate   Throngs Shout Communist Songs; Officers On Alert

150,000 Stage Jap Food Strike   MPs Alert as Mob Masses at Palace

LEWIS MEETS WITH POLICY COMMITTEE, ENTERS FINAL SESSION IN NEGOTIATIONS

Coal Strike Seems Settled Leaders Say; Byrnes to Work ror Program of Disarmament   LIMITATIONS OF ARMS

Coal Strike End Near, Say Ohio Miners   John L. Lewis Meets With Union's Policy Committee; Rumors of Settlement Spreads

Mine Agreement Expected Within Matfer of Hours   Major Points Thot Settled At Conference

In Floor Speech, Sen. Lucas Declares Settlement With Lewis Will Be Reached at 3 p.m.   FAVORABLE MEETING HAS BEEN INDICATED

Lucas Tells Senate Terms  Get Approval   Lewis Confers With Policy Makers; Gives Out No Comment

UMW District 6 Says Strike Over; Krug Sets New Parley With Lewis; Secretary Ross Silent on News

COLUMBUS, 0., UMW OFFICE BREAKS NEWS   No Official Word Yet From Washington on Signinxe & Paet   FLASH:

Details Are Left Up to  Conference   Final Settlement May Come From Parley in Washington With U. 5. Mine Boss   Lewis Silent       Krug Reports Progress in Drafting of New Contract

Officials See End Of Strike In Hours As Lewis Schedules Meeting With Secretary Krug   LISTS AGREEMENT POINTS

2P.M te   Union’s District 6 Office, Columbus, Ohio, Says ‘Strike Over’

TEMPERATURES   [llinoitsan Asserts Lewis, Gov't Have Come To Terms

~ —COAL— UMW Unit Says Pact Reached   $1.85 Daily Raise Granted, Spokesmen Claim

Senate Told Strike to End This Afternoon   Health Fund of Five Cents a Ton Reported Agreed Upon, Along With $1.85 Pay Raise

Lewis Meets His Policy Committee As Ohio District Says End Is Near

Operators Are Told Contrad Nof Agreeable  End To Soft Coal VAs fh aweet Balt awed

Truman Reques! For Legislation ls Responsible?   Senator Asks Support of Bill

Operators Are Told Contract Nof Agreeable   End To Soft Coal Walkout Believed Due Momentarily

Lewis Meets With Policy Comunittee As District 6 Says Strike Is Settled   New Contract Provides Wage Increase, Health Eund And Vacation Pay, Report

Fina  Report Is Expected By 2 P. M Today   Union’s District 6 Office, Columbus, Ohio, Says ‘Strike Over’

Coal Strike Apparently Over, Lewis Summons His 250-Man Policy Committee to Meeting

Miner's Policy Committee Has  Sudden Session   Unscheduled Meeting Of Body Occurs At Wash. ington Headquarters Today   SOFT COAL STRIKE HALT LOOKED FOR

White House Denies Rumor Coal Strike Off   Washington, May 29 AP—Senator Lucas (DI!l) told the Senate today the coal strike will be settled at 3 P. M. (EST)

Policy Body Meets Lewis In Capital   Terms For Ending Walkout Believed Reached In Talks

Sen. Lucas Says Agreement Is Near In Lenghty Strike   Distrist Headquarters at Columbus Expresses Belief "Strike is Over"

Lewis Meets With Policy Committee   Confers With 250-Man Group Which Would Ratify Any Agreement; No Terms Of Contract Are Disclosed

Krug, Lewis Sign Contract   Lewis to Get Miners Back On Job Now That Agreement Hes Been Reached

John L. Lewis Meets With His Policy Committee   Group Must Ratify Any Agreement Lewis Reaches With Government Negotiators

Senate Given Assurance; No Statement From Lewis   Proposed Terms Of Contract Listed; Meeting Held In Washington

District Six Announcement Claims Miners Get Increased Waaes. Fund. Vacation Pay

LEWIS FINISHES MEETING WITH POLICY GROUP   Senator Wheeler Says Peace Announcement Is Expected Soon

Johanna Haveman— :  Roger Klay Weddin:   Impressive “Ceremony Performed it The Hull Christian Refornied , - Church on Tiresday

Pretty Church Wed/. ding Held Thursday   Miss Dena Haveman and Mr. John Hospers United in Holy Wedlock in the Evening

CONFEREES OPEN DISCUSSIONS ON TRIESTE ISSUE   Slashing Personal Assault On Bondmi, Italian Delegate, Is Made     ricov PuADr re asanrt   FIERY CHARGES MADE   Misrepresentation Claimed Byrnes May Leave Paris To Visit Germany

CONFEREES OPEN DISCUSSIONS ON TRIESTE ISSUE   Slashing Personal Assault On Bonomi, italian Delegate, Is Made   FIERY CHARGES MADE   Misrepresentation Claimed Byrnes May Leave Paris To Visit Germany

soslavia 5 Claim Italians  Trieste   Campaign to Big Four  mise Before  Conference

Fight For Trieste Hits Big Four Table   Yugoslav Spokesman Looses Long Tirade On Italy; Heated Issue At Last Comes Up

ITALY'S CLAIM IS DISPUTED BY YUGOSLAVIA   Trieste and “French Line” Under Attack by Slavs at Peace Conference.

Big Four’s Plan ls Under Fire at Parley in Paris   Delegate Demanding Venezia Giulia Area And Port of Trieste

BEBLER HURLS "LIE CHARGES IN CONFERENCE   Bonomi Is Victim Of Persona] Attack

Yugoslavia Tries To Defeat Big 4 Plan for Trieste   Peace Parley Delegate Scores Italian Envoy for “False Claims”   CONFERENCE FACES * WORST OF ISSUES   Byrnes and Bevin Confe: Informally; Molotov Still in Moscow

News Day And Night   Slavs Fight For Trieste,  Blast Italy   Minister Also Attacks Big Four Agreement On ‘The French Line’

Blasts Italy At Peace Conference   Bebler Minces No Words as He Unleashe: Verbal Attack Today

Big-4, Italy Attacked  Over Division of Land Ex-Axis Power Accused of Lying,  Makine Pninct Territary Claime

300 LIBERALS MEETING — IN CHICAGO   Would Re-Establish FDR Policies Without 3rd Party

300 Liberals Begin Campaign To 'Re-Establish Policies Of F:D.R..

Two Women Killed Near Pauls Valley  Seven Others Injured In Auto Accidents Involving

Two Women of Pauls Valley Die in Wreck   Seven Other Persons Injured in two Auto Accidents Involving Four Vehicles

12 CHILDREN CAMPING AT CRYSTAL LAKE NEAR ‘COVINA ARE INJURED AS THEIR BUS OVERTURNS   EMBARGOES ON FREIGHT ORDERS IN EMERGENCY

FCIC FUNDS READY FOR FARMERS   Insurance for 1947 Winter Wheat Crop Now On Sale

SLAININN. Y   Officer Sought ‘in Slaying Commits Suicide When  Cornered in Home

Woman Killed; ~ Officer Namec   Gotham Police Call  Stranaulation

KEY SYSTEM SOLD TO BIG TRANSIT COMPANY; LUNDBERG RETIRES AS FIRM’S PRESIDENT

U.S. FOOD SAVING ORDERED TO FIGHT WORLD FAMINE   Flour Supply Cut 25 Per Cent to Yield Export Grain; Bonus Put On Delivery

Farmers Get Crop Bonus As Incentive   Thousands In Asia And Europe Face Early Starvation

Sells Says Thruway Ts More Costly   Will Run 70 Millions More Than Estimate of $262,600,000 Due   No Aid Requested   Federal Funds Have No Part in Project, He Reports

— PRICES RISE— Thruway Cost Up — 70 Million   TOTAL MAY HIT $270,000,000

Vinson Takes Justice Chair   Jackson-Black Feud Eved as Court Sits

Court Feud Recalled as Session Opens   All Nine Justices Present for First Time Within Year

HIGH COURT OPENS NEW TERM TODAY   To Have Full Membership -First Time In Year

COURT OPENS NEW SESSION   Full Membership of 9 Justices Present 1st Time in Year

Supreme Court Opens New Term   Nine Justices Present For Beginning of 1946-47 Session

Surprise Flight Of Chiang to Mukden Studied   Communists Awaiting Developments Before Statement on Truce

Chinese Leaders Talk Peace Now, Chanachun is Taker   Kai-Shek Flies To Mukden on Possibie Peace Mission Bid

More Peace Talk In The Offing For The Chinese   Recapture of Changchun Reopens Way for Resump.tion of Negotiations.

Kuomintang Ready to Talk Peace with Communists Changchun Gives Bargaining Position

Veterans, With One Eye on Diaper Business As Career, Keep Other Anxiously on Births

Chances for End of Coal Strike Dim   Both Union and Owners Playing “Cat and Mouse” Game.

2 Draft Law Convictions Are Reversed   Supreme Court Holds Jehova's Witnesses Denied Proper Trials

Draft Law Cases   High Court Throws Out Convictions of  Jehovah’s W iinesses; Decision Reaches Far

Policy Group Studies Bills   Anti-klan Measure To Be Presented to Steering Committee

New Bills Are Reviewed By GOP Group   State Agencies Submit Proposed Legislation to Powerful Republican Policy Committee Today.

Two Men Killed In Harrison by “Ambush Slayer   Shots Are Heard as Citizens Discuss Law Enforcement.

SURVEYS POINT 10 GOP GAINS   Outlook for Republicans Bes! in 16 Years, According to Samplings

COP HAS BEST CHANGE IN 16 HUNGRY YEARS   Democrats Sharply Dispute. Significance of Polls

GOP Prospects Brightest In Years For °46   REPUBLICANS LOOKING TO GAINS DURING NOVEMBER

Polls, Surveys Give Republican Hope This Year  G.0.P.'s Political Prospects Are Best For Past 16 Years

Survey Shows This Situation At Present   Has Hopes Of Capturing Lower House, Witt Possibility Of Taking Over Senate Also.

GOP Chances for Sweep Are Best Now, Polls Show   Party Leaders Believe Deanocratic Control May End Next Month   FOES CHALLENGE SURVEY ACCURACY   Hannegan Says Returns in Some Cases Are Rigged For Republicans

Control Of New Congress Prize At Stake Noy. 5   Democrats Sorely Miss Roosevelt In Campaign

Republican Polls  Arouse Hannegan   Democratic Chairman Scoffs At Claims Made ‘Crystal Gazers’ Seeking Election Forecast

GOP PROSPECTS IN NATION ARE BEST IN YEARS   Campaign Enters Windup Week Polls Show Gains By Republicans

Death Of FDR Is Sure To Be Felf By Demos   Hannegan Scoffs At The Trend Of Notinnal Polle

Democrats Cry ‘Crystal Gazers' as Polls Shaw This To Be GOP's Best-Chance Year

Polls and Surveys Indicate Republican Prospects Best in 16 Years as Campaign Enters Windup Week

Polls, Surveys Indicate Republicans Will Make Gains in Noy. 5 Elections

New Note Sent To Moscow on Bulgarian Row   Russian Charges Of “Big Three” Violation Denied

DRASTIC CUTS ARE PLANNED BY INDUSTRY   Production of Basic Groups Faces Slow Strangulation by Fuel Lack.

Sharp Cutbacks In Production Start Over U.S.   Thousands Of Workers Ii Stee] Mills, Railroads ‘And Other Industries Te. Re Laid Off Soon

BASIC INDUSTRIES FACING PARALYSIS FOR LAGK OF COAL   Millions of Steel and Auto ‘Workers Theatened With  Idlanos<

Armed Forces Reveal Secret Rocket Data   Weapons Gave Fighter Plane Hittine Impact Of A Cruiser

Day Consumed Th Civil Court On Land Case   Judgments rendered In ! 43 Suits.

Day Consumed Ih C ivil Court      Judgments Rendered In 13 Suits. - :

Rebellion In Cairo Is Threatened   Britain May Be Asked To Evacuate Troops dian . Two Weeks .

New Riots Break Out In Bombay   Plea by Gandhi Fails to Halt Outbreaks As 200 Said to Be Dead, Over 1,000 Injured.

 lelicopters Evacuate Injured   Two Americans Among First To Be Rescued

Rescuers Race Darkness; 10 Still in Wilds   Serious Injured Flown to Hospital in Hazardous Trip

Rescue Teams Evacuate Crash Victims   Helicopters Used in Daring Relief Operations

8 Evacuated From Ruins  Of Air Crash  Helicopter Gets  Critical Cacee

Requests for War Surplus Piling up  WAA's Failure To Act On Veterans’ Bids Hit

CEP OLOTOV WINS nF ACCLAIM   (nally Says Atomic (ntrol Up to Sesity Committee

CEPTANCE BY LOTOV WINS F ACCLAIM   nally Says Atomic ontrol Up to Seity Committee

Prohibition Prayers Asked Sunday, June 2   40,000 Methodist “Ministers Asked to Aid “Cnr-  tailment Alcoholic Beverage Traffic”

Calls Methodists To Battle Liquor   Methodist ‘Clipsheet’ Urge June 2 as Day of Prayer For Curtailment

PREDICT HOUSE WILL APPROVE OPA BILL TODAY   Expect It To Go To Senate By Tonight; Leaders Onlimistic

RAYBURN SAYS IT WILL GO TO SENATE TONIGHT   Quick Senate Action and Signature by Truman Seen

WillVote on British Loan Amendment   Senate Rejects Gag RuleSeek Atlantic Bases as Pay for Credit

‘Mrs. S. $. Wise Refuses Honorary M embership In Order of British Empir

LOTTERY TO FINANCE RUSSIAN BOND ISSUE   Securities Can Be Bought Only b; Soviet. Citizens—Prizes Range Up to 59,435.

RUSSIANS PLAN DOMESTIC LOAN   Lottery Will Be Conducted To Finance Vast Sum for Soviet Union

Russia Plans Big Bond Drive To  Restore Economy   Asks People For $3.774.000.000

RUSSIA FLOATS HUGE  DOMESTIC LOAN FOR  RECONVERSION FUND PEOPLE ASKED TO BUY  BONDS AMOUNTING TO ALMOST TWO BILLION

SPAIN-CALLS— __TROOPS-BACK   I nLATARY LEAVES OF MEN IN MADRID AREA HAVE BEEN ABRUPTLY CANCELLED

CHALLENGES R U US StA‘S RIGHT TO SIT ON TOKYO warp cChIMtS TRIBUNAL

Russ Tribunal Post Disputed   Challenge Based on. Agreement With .Nazis for Poland: Division.

Body of Girl Found Dangling On Side of Hotel   Army Men Say She Leaped From Seventh Floor Window

ELECTRICAL OUTPUT CUT BY FUEL LACK   War - Time Measures of Conservation Appear Likely Across Country.

Coal Scarcity Said Growing More Serious   Coal Stockpiles  Are Approaching  Danaesrouc Law

RETURNS DUE 70 STREE  Coal Skortace   Coal Shortage Brings Curtailing Of Slectricity Use

Use of Electricity As Coal Dwindle:   Drastic Brownout-Threatens Other Areas in MonthOld Strike   NEW YORK MAY HALT SUBWAYS BY MAY 15   Railroads Cancel Passenger Runs; Shipping Firms Tie Up Boats

BROWNOUT SET IN ILLINOIS; OTHERS COMING   Restrictions Mor: More Drastic Than In War Imposed As Coal Disappears

Coal Scarcity Said Growing More Serious  Coal Stockpiles  Gin Ot ae 4b oe, De aD a Gans

Brown-Out is Ordered for Chicago Area   Other City, State Officials See  Similar Measures

DRASTIC LABOR BILLS DEBATED   Pros and Cons Threaten Senate Endurance Contest

Senate Seeking Legislation To Curb Labor Ills   Anti-Strike Legislation Opposed B» Many Senators, Filibusters Are Planned

aU YING POWER HERE {BOVE MOST CITIES   real “Spending Money” Is revealed In Hanover By Recent Survey Made By Sales Management

Pent-up Twin Falls Buying Power Far  Over U.S. Average: °45 Income Soared

Norwich Is Shown To Be One City Nf Real Prosperity   Survey Shows Greater Potential Spending Than In Average Municipality

Seymour One Of Prosperous U.S. Markets   More “Spending Money” Here Than in Most Cities of Country, Survey Discloses

IRAN TROOPS = —ARE-MASSED                          Witt KURDS CON= (S=SOLDIERS ARE SENT TO AZERBAIJAN FRONTIER

Parliament’s Approval Is Given Attlee   Prime Minister Denies ‘Ganging Up’ Against Russians

LABOR LEFTISTS LOSE IN BRITAIN   Commons Gives Foreign Policy 353-0 Vote Of Confidence

BEVIN POLICY WINS SUPPORT OF COMMONS   Confidence Vote Given Foreign Course Of Labor Government

ATTLEE 15 GIVEN CONFIDENCE VOTE   COMMONS UPHOLDS LABOR GOVERNMENT’S FOREIGN : POLICY 353 TO 0.

RECEIVE VOTE OF CONFIDENCE   “Rebel” Laborites Hit Anglo-American Alliance

Commons Scorns Leftist Attacks   Denies Britain, U.S., ‘Gang Up on Russia

Leftist Revolt Wanes Attlee Given 353-0 Vote Of Confidence by Commons

CommonsGives Attlee Confidence Vote on Foreign Policies   House Favors Government by Margin of 353 to 0; Middle-of-Road Course in United Nations Program Voted Down

353 to 0 Vote Favors Attlee   Confidence Ballot Uphold: Retieh Foreign Policy

Asserts Fund Unsouand. Unwise: Would Become Waasteful Duplication’   Endorses National Health Insurance Program As “Real And Vital Need” Before Senators

Miners Cutting OwnThreat,He Tells Senators   Former Seeretary Of Tn terior Says Coal ds Being Pushed Out of Market After Market   Unemployment To Result, He Claims   Makes Observations In Endorsiug National tbealth Tusurance Progra Before Group

Fund Plan ‘Economically Unsound. Wartime Fuel Boss Tells Senators; Backs National Health Insurance

Merger Bill Is Not Dead Issue   Democratic Whips Say Naval Committee Chairmen “Presumptuous”

Presuming Move Made by Committee Leaders, Whips Say   Alabamans Declare Army, Navy Merger Bill Will Be Enacted

Fight Over U. S. Forces Merger Takes New Turn   DEMOCRATIC SOLONS HIT FOR OPPOSING PLAN

Firing on Our Planes Called ‘Hostile Act’   Moscow Also Informed No Agreement, Secret or Otherwise, Gives Soviets Manchu War Booty

HOOVER URGES NEW FOOD SETUP   Overall Organization To Cope With ‘Most Critical Period’ is Suggested

PRICE CONTROL . =ACTION-STARTS                         SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES 1 FAVOR OF ONE YEAR EXTEN_..SION_OF

STRIKE. CLOSES: BIG FACTORIES   ALLIS-CHALMERS PLANTS IN TWO CITIES SHUTDOWN BY WALKOUT OF 14,000 WORKERS

TROOP WITHDRAWALS FROM SOME NATIONS FAVORED BY U.N.  SUB-COMMITTEE ADOPTS RESOLUTION TO CALL CERTAIN ARMIES HOME

Troop Recall  Annravod hv FAVNIVYCU Wy  { N Grain Wit: WVIVUM   Amendment Splits From General Arms Reduction Plan

PROPOSE TROOP WITHDRAWAL IN UN ARMS PLAN   Political Sub-Group Includes Demobilization in Reduction Program

U.N. Calls for Withdrawal of ‘Alien’ Troops   Proposal Comes After Molotov Balks At ‘Home’ Troop Census

DISARMING GIVEN FAVOR IN BALLOT ON TROOP SETUPS   Favor Balanced Withdrawal o Troops and General Demobilization

Troop Demobili.xtion Plan Set Forth in*‘JN Subcommittee. Prox: ‘sal

Molotov Balks At Inventory Of Troops At Home  Sudden Reversal Of Po sition Threatens To Re   Sudden Reversal Of Po sition Threatens To Re  open Entire Issue

PLAN INCLUDES CENERAL SLASH OF ALL ARMIES   Russia Rejects Census Of Forces Stationed At Home

LOST 4 MONTHS, VETERAN'S WIFE SAYS ‘AMNESIA’   Disappears While On Way to Meet Returning Husband

Bikini ‘ni Bombs Have Certain ‘Conunon Results Says Writer   Declares Effects Are Savage in Wide Radius But Puny on Outskirts

WORLD IN NEED OF MORE FOOD   Sharp Increase Required Over Next Decade For Hungry Peoples

Supreme Courf To Rule on UMW *10-Point Appeal   Action Puts Both Sides Of Coal Strike Dispute Formally Before Court

SUPREME COURT  AGREES TO TAKE UP LEWIS’ APPEA  [   Government and Union Now Before Court as Ap . OC peieante

Supreme Court to Consider Appeal of Lents.and His United Mine Workers

Court Agrees To Consider  UMW Appeal   Supreme Tribunal Admits Union Case For Adjudication

Accept Lewis Appeal   Ten-Point I WW Filing Will Be Considered By High Tribunal Justices

Court to Hear Lewis Appeal   Agrees to Consider Appeal Of Leader, UMW Against Contempt Conviction

Court Will Hear Lewis Appeal.   High Tribunal Has Now Granted Hearings For Both Sides; Arguments Come: Up January 14

Appeals Court Upholds Coal Mines Agency   Affirms Covernment: Right 10 Make Contract With Supe:visory Workers Union

SUPREME COURT 10 HEAR LEWIS POINTS   Appeal Will Complete Both : Sides Of Coal Row 

Both Sides Now Before High Court   Both Request Final Decision On Law Points At Issue

COURT TO HEAR LEWIS APPEAL   Action Puts Both Sides Be. fore Tribunal As Appellants

Top Court Agrees To Hear Appeal Of John L. Lewis  Government, Union Are Now Both Awaiting Decisions

Supreme Court to Consider  Appeal in Lewis Conviction   New Action Set for Hearing Jan. 14 Along With Review of Federal Case

AMERICAN BOYS LIKE JAP GIRLS   Tokyo Press Brings Up Matrimonial Angle For GI Swains

 Some: Jap’ ‘Girls  Deeply. In Love l With Au      ericans GUL tC

LABOR CONTROL LAWS SPEEDED   President Puts On Heat: Congress Spurred By Wage Strife

Congress Plans Quick Showdown on Truman Fact-Finding Plan to Curb Industrial Strife

Congress Admit: ‘The Heat Is On’  Takes First Step On Strike Action

Congress Takes First Steps Toward StrikeControl Action  _ House Labor Committee Pledges Vote ~ OnSome Type of Law Before Tuesday

Molasses Has Four Prominent.Uses  But Is Needed Worst for Old Bossy

Cow Is Seen As Worst Sufferer As  Committee Studies Molasses Dearth

READY MADE OPPORTUNITY- Greek Clashes Are Chance For Stalin To Act For Peace

Opportunity Giv en Stalin To Make Good   ‘By GLENN BABB AP Foreign News Analyst

idwide Conflict Between East t West Raging In Greece And in’s Statement Can Be T ested         Stal

Civil Strife In Greece Is Peace Peril   Situation Affords Stalin Chance to Back With Action His Declared Inteution to Collaborate

One of Nine Countries Approved For Admission Into Security Council

Nine Countries Ask Admission To The U.N.O.   Afghanistan Is Only One Thus Far To Receive Complete Approval

Authorities Of Schools Report Two Reasons   Conditions Not What They Should Be; Greater Army Flexibility

Price Increases. On Six Major — Grains Approved   Wheat Marked Up Tes Cents Per Bushel; Seek To Avert World Famine

U.S. Battles Threat Of Global Famine Increase Announced In Prices For Six Major Grain Supplies

Hike Grain Prices To Avert Threat Of Gobal Famine   Wheat Goes Up 3 Cents Today; Affects Oats, Barley, Corn

Increases In Grain Price Announced   Part of Plan to Avert Threat ened Famine—Millions  Face Starvation

POST-WAR NAVY TO HAVE THREE FLEETS   Carriers and Planes to Spearhead Forces

BAN AGAINST STEEL PICKETS   Asks Court For Injunction At It Pittsburgh Works

Points Out War Is Not Over for Organization ‘and Sick and Wainded

To Hold Maxwell Rites Tomorrow   Director of Department Of Tax Research Dies In Raleigh

Jewly-Electee NAM Presi dent Voices Sentiments In His First Press Conterence

REFUGEE JEWS FICHT TOMMIES   Troops Subdue Frenzied Immigrants With Fire Hose And Tear Gas

Jew Refugees Battle Troops   UNRRA Canned Food Used To Bombard British

Troops Battle Jews on Ship In Haita Port   Tear Gas and Fire Hoses Used to Subdue 3,370 Immigrants

WITH JENS ON REFUGEE SHIP   One Soldier Missing, 10 Are Wounded In Frenzied Battle

Haifa Jews Demonstrate Atop Mount   Indicate Support of 3,370 Immigrants Who Fought Britisli ‘Croops Aboard Their Ship

British Fight 3,370 Jewish Refugees On Immigrant Ship  Ten Soldiers Injured And One Missing In Melee

Pitched Battle Fought Aboard Immigrant Shir   Ten Soldiers Injured; Tear Gas Subdues  Jews in Haifa Harbor

Jewish Refugees  Battle Tommies 10 Soldiers Injured, One Believed Dead

ILLINOIS EGG PRODUCTION DOWN 8 PER CENT UNDER YEAR AGO IN AUGUST

Wallace Speech Seen Forcing Truman Hand To Clarify Matter   Administration’s Political Opponents in Shar Criticism of Remarks; Situation Recalls Old Wallace-Jones Controversy

President Put In Predicament   Criticism And Confusion Of Administration Follow Sec. Wallace's Speech   TRUMAN FACES NEED FOR ACTION

NEW STRIKE TO START THURSDAY   Railway Express Agency Workers Seek Wage Boost

Express Agency Strike Called In Pay Dispute   Deadline Is Set For 12:01 A. M. Friday By Union Chief

65,000 Workers Would Be Idled It Strike Called   Auto Men Face Layoff, As Steel Pile Shrinks

Orders No Replacements for 400,000 Servicemen Returning From Pacific Area by May 1

Statement Is Made By  Patterson   Says 400,000 Men Will Be Brought Home From Pacific By May 1

REPORT REDS ON WAY TO SIBERIA   First Indication That Mukden Withdrawal Means Evacuation Of Manchuria.

Russians Go North In  Manchuria   Withdrawal from China Territory’ Is Indicated

WITHDRAWAL OF REDS SPEEDED   Russians Roll Northward From Changchun Toward Siberia

Red Troops Will Go To Siberia, Chinese Assert   Troops Roll Out Of Changchun; Battle Is Reported

Russian TroopsAre Headed Toward Siberia Indicating ManchuriaToBe Evacuated

; acm a a Full Soviet Withdrawal  From Manchuria Ap pears Underway.

Byrnes Gets Backing From Truman   Supports Assurances That Bomb Secrets Safeguarded

U.S. Atomie  Bomb Secrets  Safeguarded  President Pleased With Agreements Made at Moscow

U. 5. Atom Secrets Are Adequately Safequarded, Chief Executive Says

Violence Mounts In Bengal: Food Crisis Imminen   Refugees Still Clog Roads In Search of Sanctuary As Riots Spread

REPORT REVEALS MORTAR SHELL SHIPPING HALTED   Army Could Not Risk Defective Ammo  Killing Soldiers

DEFECTIVE SHELL INQUIRY PUSHED   Mead Committee Tells of Orders Issued During Battles.

More Info  Of Defective Shells Given ‘Out InRepor!   Mead’s Committee in Disclosure the Army Stopped Shipments o Motars to the Front

ARMY HALTED MORTAR SHELL SHIPMENTS   Wouldn’t Risk Sending Defective Ammunition Across

Army Hampered By Faulty Shells, Says Mead Grou   Many Shipments to Battlefronts Had to Be Halted, Committee Reveals

Jap Warlords  Plead Innocent      Tojo, 26 Other Defendants Declare Innocence Of Starting War.

27 Jap War Leaders Plead Innocent to Crimes Charges IPacific Trials to Beqin June 3

TOJO AND 26 OTHERS FILE INNOCENT PLEA   Trial For Japs Fixed June 3 Despite Counsel Protest

Jap Leaders Deny Guilf   Tojo end 26 Other Wartime Leaders Ordered to Trial On June 3, This Yeor

Trial Ordered To Start June 3....  Tojo And 26 Other Japs Enter Pleas Of Innocent To War Crimes Charges

Ex-Jap Leaders Deny War Guilt   Tojo And 26 Others Face, Tribunal Today

Japanese Make Innocence Plea   Tojo, Others Say Innocent To Charges of Starting War of Aggvression

T0J0, 26 PALS FACE TRIBUNAL   Accused Wer Criminals Al Enter Pleas of Innocent; Trial June 3

Tojo and 26 Others Plead Innocent of Charges They Unleashed War In Pacific

Jap Leaders Deny Guilt   Ordered to’ Trial) ----> June 3, Despite Protest OF Counsel

JAP WAR LEADERS PLEA INNOCENCE TO CRIMES COURT   Tojo and Other High Japanese Ordered To Trial in June:

Tojo, 26 Other Jap Leaders, Plead Innocent   Defendants Ordered To Trial June 3 Despite Protests

Jap Leaders Deny Guilt   Ordered to Trial June 3, Despite Protest Of Counsel

Hideki Tojo and Other Japs Accused Of War Crimes Enter Innocent Pleas

Japs Plead {nnocent To  War Charges   Leaders’ Trial  Set For June 3

18,000 ILLINOIS MINERS STRIKE   Walkout at.125 Mines Adds To Critical Shortage of Coal in U.S.

CLAIMS WEAPON BEATS “A” BOMB   Congressman Refuses to Disclose More

‘Guess I’ve Said Toa Much Already”  Texan Says Navy Weapon Is More Deadly Than A-Bomb

Navy Develops New Weapon   Rep. Albert Thomas Declares Weapon ‘More  Deadly Than Atom Bomb’

Solon From Texas Says Navy Has More Deadly Weapon Than Atom Bomh

U. 5. SAID TO HAVE WEAPON “FAR MORE” DEADLY THAN ATOM  TEXAN TEIIS CONGRESS   TEXAN TELLS CONGRESS NAVY HAS DEVELOPED SOMETHING TOP BOMB

U.S, SAID TO HAVE WEAPON “FAR MORE’ DEADLY THAN ATOM  __ TEXAN TELLS CONGRESS

Development By Navy Re. vealed By Congressman In House Report   Nature Of Device Is Not Divulged   Congress Told, However It Is Now In ‘Useable Shape’ For U, S.

WARNING ISSUED AS LIQUOR MEN STEP IN   Permit Holders Told Tc ‘Keen Clean’

Stork Is Due At Zoo Today    45-Pound Bundle Of Joy Awaited By Mother Hippo

U.S, SILENT ON BIG 3 MEETING   Secretary Ross Declares He Has No Knowledge of Such Plan

TROOPSHIP SENDS OUT DISTRESS CALL   ‘Transport Henry Baldwin, With 58!  Soldiers Aboard, Damaged by Heavy Seas.

Conference Agrees On a 75 Per Cent Compensation Rate   Pertains to Five European Treaties--Up to Plenary Seccian

75 PCT. PAYMENT SET IN WAR BILLS   Principle Approved For Al Five Peace Treaties

15 Percent Compensation Probable   Troublesome Controversy Eliminated

75 Per Cent Costs Are To Be Paid   U.S. and Russia Join Against Anglo Bid for Full Payment for War Damace   Views Mav Differ   Nations Can Assume Divergent Views to Plenary Session

Britain and Empire Out“vote U.S. and Russia  On Repayment Issue.

Compensation Of 75 Per Cent Set For War Damage   Byrnes Sees Possibility Of Early Windup Of Paris Peace Conference

Fix Payment Rate On Allied Damage   Base of 75 Per Cent Com‘pensation Agreed on - for Treaties   U.S. FOR LOWER RATE   Byres Optimistic on Prospect for Speeding Up  nference

COMPENSATION -IN WAR DAMAGES SET AT 75 PER CENT   Troublesome Controversy Eased By Tentative Agreement By War Losers

Over War Damages Hurdle   Agree On 75 Percent Compensation Payment Byrnes Says End of Peace Parley in Sight

Set 75 Pet. As Compensation On War Damage   But Allied Nations Are Free To Present Divergent Views At Parley.

Damage Figures  Reached At Paris   Compensation Sel At 75% For Five  Peace Treaties

PARTIAL PAYMENT OF WAR DAMAGE AGREED AT PARIS   Principle Of 75 Per Cent Compensation With Respect To Allied Property Virtually Established For All Five European Peace Treaties, Eliminating Troublesome Controversy—U. S. And Russia Oppose British Demand For Full Reparations

Wallace Out,  Byrnes Pleased ‘World Assured Of U. S. Policy Stability’

COMPENSATION PLAN ASOPTED   But Nations Still May Oppose 75 Pet. Payment Propesal

War Damages Per Cent Fixed  Byrnes Sees Pact   On Ending Canforanr:

Troublesome Controversy Is  Erased Today   Prospects Bright For Early Winding Up of Peace Parley

Stage Is Set for Quick Finish fo  Paris Peace Meef  75 Pct. War Damage Compensation Rule

SETTLE ON WAR DAMAGE CLAIMS   Principle Of 75 Per Cent Payment For War Damage To Allied Property Virtually Established For European Treaties.

Peace Parley Prepares For  Final Windup   Secretary Byrnes Sees ‘Possibility’ of End for ‘First Time’; Commission Reports Due Oct. 5.

Decide Upon: Principle Of  _ Compensatior   Peace Conference Adopts  Figure of 75 Per Cent  For War Damage To  Allied Property

ALLIES REQUEST 75 PERCENT OF WAR DAMAGES   Defeated Nations Would Al Pay Off on the Same Basis

Ask 75% Damage   Part Compensation Virtually Agreed For Peace Treaties

Peace Pacts War Damage Figure Set   Paris Conference Would Limit Compensation to 75 Per Cent of Claim

War Damage Claims Compensation Held at Low 75 Per Cent   Britain Still Holding Out for Full Amount; US,  ' Russia Agree

Goering’s Wife Linked With His Bribery Racket   ' Called Go-Between in Ex  tortion of Fortune from Camp Victims

PRISONERS’ FAMILIES VICTIMIZED Goering’s Wife Helped Him Get Blood Money In Bribes

GOERING'S WIFE AIDED RACKET   Former No. 2 Nazi Receiver Fortune From Extortion Racket Bribes

International Livestock Exposition In Chicago November 30 to December 7

FRANCE IS REPORTED NEAR BREAK WITH FRANCO SPAIN   EXECUTION OF TEN SPANISH REPUBLICANS CAUSED PUBLIC DEMAND FOR ACTION

Some Prices. Soar, Others Take Plunge   Commodity Centers Upset With Turbulent Price Fluctuations

 Prices Fluctuate on All Markets; Bear Raid Rumored on Cotton Prices

Homma Checked Order for March   Prisoner Plight ‘Drew No Interest

NIP GEN. HOMMA COES ON TRIAL   Witness Says Commander Knew of Bataan Death  March

GEN. HOMMA KNEW OF ‘DEATH MARCH, JAP OF FIGER SAYS   Staff Member Says Commander Showed Little In Qnract in Cantives

HOMMA SHOWED SCANT INTEREST IN DEATH MARCH   “ormer Staff Officer Says Jap General “Must Have Seen” Orders For Bataan March; Trial Opens In Manila.

Homma Goes On Trial Today   Has No Rights Under UL. §. Constitution, Prosecution Says

‘Homma GoesOn ‘Trial For Life IF or Jap Crimes   Former. Staff Officer Say:   Nip General Witnessed   Brutal Treatment During “Death March”

HONIMA TRIAL STARTS TODAY   Former Staff Officer Testifies General Must Have Seen Orders.

Says Homma Ignored Yanks’ Death March   Jap Officer Testifies As ' War Crime Trial Opens In Manila

NO INTEREST IN VICTIMS OF DEATH MARCH   Trial Witness  Says Report On , Camp O’Donnell Brought No Change

T rial of Gen.  Homma Opens   Japanese Officer, Accused of War Crimes in Philippines,  Faces Army Commission

Homma, Of Death March, On Trial   Jap General Accused Of “Violations of Laws Of Humanity”

HOMMA LINKED TO DEATH TREK AS TRIAL OPENS   Charged With Bataan Trek And Other Atrocities In Philippines Fighting

Homma’s Aide Says General Saw ‘March’   Exhibited Only ‘Thin Interest’ In His Cantives

Bataan Death March Seen By  Jap Commander   Homma Traveled on Highway for 20 Miles While Prisoners Were Being Driven Along

‘Homma Must Have Known of Death March   Former Staff Officer Testifies Japanese  " General Well Aware Of Cantive’s Plight

Gen. Homma Knew Of Inhumane Treatmeni Of Yanks In Death March. is Tesiimony _

Homma Put On Trial For His Life In Manila   Must Have Seen Orders For Bataan Death March, Witness Savs.

Homma Knew Conditions   Traveled 20 Miles Down Highway While “Death March” Was in Progress

JAP GENERAL HOMMA, WHO: ALLOWED DEATH MARCH, IS ON TRIAL,  BRUTAL LEADER HAD “THIN INTEREST” IN YANKS. COURT TOLD

Reveals Superior Rode 20 Miles Past Lines Of Prisoners   Maj. Gen. Takatsu Says Death Rate Among Captives Was 300 Daiiy; Claim Raping of Women

GEN.HOMMAKNEW OF ‘DEATH MARCH’ AIDE DECLARES   WATCHED NIPS HERD YANK PRISONERS ALONG HIGHWAY

Gen. Hemma Saw Part of ‘Death March’   Witness Also Says Jap Leader Must Have Seen Orders

Homma Trial  Opens   Knew of Death March Order, But Did Nothing, Says Witness; Tells of Rape Orgy

Must rave 2een Death March Orders  Homma Had ‘Thin’ Interest In Prisoners, Staff Says

60 RUSSIANS KILLED IN-ELECTICN CLASHES   Polish Election To Determine Fate Of Country

IREPORT REDS ~ WERE KILLED —— IN-VOTE RIOT   FOLES AWAITING RESULT OF ELECTION THAT MAY DETER“MINE FUTURE FOREIGN POLICY

BLANKET HIKE IN RENTS SEEN   OPA Official Sees 5 not 15 Pct. Increase

FLAT INCREASE POSSIBILITY IN RENT CEILINGS   Fifteen Percent Increase 1 Held To Be Out Of Question

OPA MAY GIVE BLANKET RENT INCREASE SOON   Five Per Cent Boost May Be Allowed to Landlords

OPA Officials May Grant 5 Percent Hike  er SS £=§$=§=45==«=saii,¢f, Gl let

Cabinet Split  Develops Over  Wallae € Talk   Republicans Believe Political Blunder Made By President In Approving Speech

Truman Urged To Choose Between iByrnes, Wallace   Full-Sized Cabinet Split Over Foreign Policy On Hands Of President

Leaders Place Such an Interpretation on Wallace Talk—lInvite Truman to Choose Between Wallace and Bvrnes.

newark Speech of Wallace   Nation Needs Only One Secretary of State. Servs Solon.

U.S. Influence at Peace Conference  Hurt by Wallace   Vandenburg Says There Are Too Many Secretaries of State

Can Only Cooperate With One Secretary At A Time, Asserts Senator Vandenberg

Byrnes’ Adviser Declares “We Can Only Cooperate With One Secretary Of State At A Time”

GOP Hurls Charges at President   Truman Accused of Angling for Political Advantage on U.5.Soviet Relations Fuse

Wallace Speech On Sof Treatment For Russia» Sets Off Repercussions

SENATOR VANDENBERG  DESCRIBES DISUNITY  AS SPEECH RESULT “CAN’T COOPERATE   TWO SECRETARIES OF STATE.” HE ASSERTS

G. 0. P. Fires Critical Blast   Full Cabinet Split Over Policies Seen

Republicans Call It A Major Presidential Blunder ....  ‘Truman Gets In Dutch By Okaying Wallace Speech

REPUBLICANS RAP TRUMAN AFTER WALLACE’S SPEECH   Accuse President Of Angling For Political Advantage On Issue Of American Relations With Russia And Invite Him To Choose Between Secretary Of State Byrnes And Secretary Of Commerce As His Exponent Of U. S. Foreign Policy

President Woos Reds, G.O.P. Says   Truman Has Cabinet Split Over Foreign Policy on His Hands, Indications Are    Clayton Not Sure   Says He Does Not Know Status of Incident Over Wallace

Vandenberg Says Administration Should Get Together on its Policy

PRESIDENT TRUMAN ACCUSED TODAY BY THE REPUBLICANS   Of Angling for Political Ad. vantage on the American Russian Relations.   ASKED TO MAKE CHOICE      Invited the Chief Executve to Choose Between Wallace and Byrnes.

Says Paris Is Doubtful Of Unity   Endorsement of Wallace Speech By Truman Hits Delegation

Secretaries Wallace, Byrnes - Have Different Ideas That Stir Delegates Now in Paris.      WALLACE’S SPEECH STIRS UP TROUBLE

ADVOCATES ONLY 1 SECRETARY OF STATE AT A TIME  STATEMENT ISSUED AS AN ANSWER TO

CLAIMS TRUMAN USING WALLACE TO GET VOTES   Republicans Say New York Speech Made to Inspire Communists

Unification Of Foreign Policy Urged   Sen. Vandenberg Makes Statement In French Capital

Two Officials Exchange Verbal Blows   GOP Charges Angling For Russian Aid in Forthcoming Election

Suggest Choice Between Byrne: And Wallace   Republicans Charge Truman Seeking Political Gains

— SOUND BASIS Statement  Answers Wallace  Qanatayr Dainte ta   Senator Points to G.0.P. Support of Burnes Views

G. O.P.Accuses Truman Of Bidding for Radical Vote in Wallace Speech

 Another Boner  ‘President Dcesn’t Seem To ‘Know Who Heads State Dep’

Vandenberg Asks Foreign Policy Unity   American Delegation In Paris Shaken By Speech of Wallace

President In Muddle  On Policies   Republican Leaders Accuse Truman Of Having Wallace and Byrnes Playing Opposite Viewpoints In Relations.

Vandenberg Has Answer fo Talk By H. Wallace  Sees Cooperation With Only One

Republican Heads Declare President Is Using Commerce Secretary to Play For Communists’  Votes by Angling For Soviet Favor

Lewis Absent As Showdown Hearing Starts   , Coal Operators Say * Any New Concession “Would Be ‘A Disgrace’

Mine Walkout Reported As Parley Starts   Government Officials  Sit Down With Lewis

GREEKS PLAN © —-VOTE-ON-KING      LEADER OF PARTY THAT _  —AT POLLS SAYS BALLOT.  MONARCHY COMING SOON

Emory Collins Will Be Featured In Auto Races At Clay County Fair

Part Of Vessel Firm On Rocks   Coast Guard Ships and Planes Battle In Alaskan Storm

AT Taken Off Doomed Liner By Coast Guard   Fortresses Fly Off Alaska to Aid in Rescue

HOPE TO SAVE 400 PERSONS ABOARD SHIT   FORTY-SEVEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST GROUP  TAKEN OFF WRECKED wreert,  ‘

OVER COFFINS   Escort Remains of 5 Flyers to Point Of Transfer Today

TO HALT SUCH INCIDENTS  Bodies Of U. S. Fliers Arrive At Border On Way To States

U. S. RECEIVES COFFINS WITH FLIFRS BODIES      Turned Over To 88th Division At Aidusina Today By Yucoslavs

Guard of Honor Delivers Bodies   Deod Fliers Carried Across Mergan Line

SLAVS DELIVER + FLIERS’ BODIES   Satisfaction Is Impossible, Patterson Asserts

Five Coffins Arrive at Morgan Line; Evidence Shows All Died in Transport

Bodi s Of Fliers Delivered 7 To U.S Army For Trip Home   Patterson Assured There Will be No Repetition o! Shooting—Bodies Will be Brought to United States for Burial

Bodies Cross Morgan Line   Patterson Now Certain Al ieee Diiad in Cneck

AMERICAN  FLIERS TAKEN TO: LINE       Slavs Turn Bodies Over to U: s Authorities for Shipment.” Rack to U.S.

Yugoslav Guard of Honor Conducts Remains of Yank Airmen to Border

Tito Surrenders Bodies of Airmer   Exchange is Made to. U.S. Soldiers Near Aidusina in Italy

Honor Guard Take Remains of Fliers Out of Yugoslavia  - Authorities Abandon Hope That Any Survived Plane Crash

Remains of American Flyers Killed In Yugoslavia Given to U.S. Army

MOVE BODIES OF U. S. FLYERS   Yugoslav Guard Delivers Remains of Five Shot Down in Transport

Bodies Of Five U. S. Airmen Delivered Across Morgan Line. Stage Of Long Journey Home

Yugoslavs Deliver Bodies of Flyers, Promise ‘It'll Never Happen Again’

YUGOSLAVS GIVE OVER BODIES OF FIVE AMERICANS   U. S. Commander Assured Shooting: Incident Will Not Happen Again   REMAINS WILL BE RETURNED TO U. §.

FLIERS’ BODIES ON WAY HOME   Flag-Covered ‘Caskets Of Five Airmen Carried Out Of Yugoslavia

Fliers’ Remains Brought ‘Across Morgan Line by Yugoslav Honor Gua d

Bodies of Five Fliers Removed  To U.S. District   Yugoslav Assures General Incident Will Not Be Repeated

PRICE PANEL'S DOORS CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC   Local Agency Shuts Down Today With 57 Others In District

OIRIKE HALTS VeoTA FOUR; DENY ARRESTS   Operations Suspended At Big Richeyville Operations Due   To Grievance Over Full Crew On Cleanups   VESTA NO. 6 MINE WAS IDLED BY UNION ISSUE

HIROHITO URGES DIET TO SLASH HIS POWER   Calls For New Constitution In ‘Name Of The People’

Hirohito Asks New Constitution To Limit His Powers   First Written Message Sent To Jan Lawmakers

HIROHITO ASKS CUT IN POWER   Urges Constitution Stripping Him Of Most Of Authority

Hirohito Urges Cut In Authority   Rules Urges Adoption Of New Constitution Cutting His Power

LEWIS UNVEILS FILIBUSTER AS NEW STRATEGY   Union Chief's Delay Anger Coal Operators As Talks Enter Fourth Day

Think Lewis Stalling In Coal Talks   Conference Enters Fourth Day Without Beginning Real Actior

Filibuster Developing Confusion   No Indication When Conference Will Start To Consider Actual Demands.

RENTS GO UP AS OPA DIES   American Public Waiting To See What Prices Will Be Without Controls

Success of Housing Program Dependent On Community Plan   Expediter Lays Responsibility Before Deleqates

Extension To Combat Inflation   Bowles Sees Price Controls Needed Until July, 15, at Committee Hearing '

Bowles Pleads For Extension  Of Price Cur b   Stabilizer Says It Is Necessary Until July 1, 1947

WINNIE LAUGHS OFF HIS ESCAPE   Bucking Horses In Virginia Nearly Cause Injury

Churchill Back Ti Washington  From Virginia      Out ‘Admirers But  Not: Welcome; Laughs  Off Narrow Escape With _ Frightened Horses

[Churchill Jarred As Cameras Seare His Carriage Team   General Eisenhower _ I: Center of Attraction ou Trip With the British Guest

LEGION TO HELP ON TERMINAL LEAVE PAY FOR VETERANS   Local Post Sets Up Headquarters At Akron Post Office

LEGION TO AID VETS WITH TERMINAL PAY   WILL OPEN OFFICE IN ARMORY   Appleation Blanks Have Been Received at Post OMice; Service Will Start Aug. 29

LEGION TO HELP LOCAL VETERANS   Terminal Pay Service Will Start Aug. 29

Maritime Next Strike Seen   ’ aralysis Of Shipping Looked For By Middle Of Next Month

Political and Economic Purposes Seen in Left Wing Plans for National Maritime Strike June 15

Strike Crisis Building Up In Shipping   Left Wing Unions Of Maritime Workers Have Reds on Rolls

NEW STRIKE CRISIS IS. LOOMING   Maritime Workers Planning to Walk Out on June 15

TwoFirmsOK Shorter Week In NMU Strike   Bethlehem, Standard Oil Agree to 48-44 Work Plan

POLICE PRESS RAGEN KILLING   Officers Question Suspect In Chicagoan’s Death

Power Workers Face Novel Action  Virginia Governor ‘Drafts 3.500 Strikers in Militia

TUCK RESORTS T0 DRASTIC MEASURE AN STRIKE GRISIS   Virginia Electric Employees Ordered to Report to . Geard Eon

Green Challenges Right of Virginia's Governor To Draft Power Employees

VIRGINIA ACTS TO PREVENT POWER STRIKE   Employes of Threatened Utility Drafted Into State Guard By Governor.   BULLETIN

Employes Of Power Firm  UnderOrders   Virginia Executive Ready To Take Over Power Company

Virginia Governor Drafts 1,600 Power  Workers in Effort to Avert Strike 

Virginia Drafts Men Threatenint Power Strike   Orders Them to Run Plant as Militiamen; Union Charges ‘Slavery

Governor of Virginia in Drastic Step   Court-martial Facing  Power Plant Force If They Go Out.

gmia Power forkers Put in State Militia   wor Takes Action to ‘vent Strike Called For April 1st   } MUST REPORT ‘O GUARD LEADERS   ary Court Martial for nployes Refusing to Obey Orders

VIRGINIA’S GOVERNOR MAKES MOVE   Military Rule Is Instituted to Prevent Walkout

VIRGINIA STRIKE CAUSES RUMPUS   Workers Put In Militia: AFL, However, Makes Protests.

DRAFT POWER 60, EMPLOYES INTO MILITIA   Virginia's Governcr Has Taker Action In Threatened Strike

Tuck Drafts Vepco Workers   Potential Strikers Put In State Guard

Tuck To Act Upon Strike   Formal Proclamation  Expected During Day.

Virginia Governor Orders Potential Strikers Drafted   Directs They be Placed Under Military Law in Militia

Old Dominion Faces Power Shutdown   Employes Are Inducted Into National Guard

VIRGINIA GOVERNOR INDUCTS: 3500 THREATENING STRIKE INTO HIS STATE'S MILITIA

1500 Employees, Whe Offered Last Night To ‘Accept. ‘Arbitration Are Drafted Into Unorganized State Militia

Governor Drafts Power Workers   Striking Men Put Into State Guard

Virginia ‘Inducts’ Strikers   Governor Orders Utility Workers Into Militia; AFL Calls it ‘Servitude

Governor Acts To Avert Strike Of Power Group   Drafts 35,000 Men Into State Militia Because Of Threat

All Electrical Men Inducted Into Militia   Union Heads Deny Legality Of Move

ACTION TAKEN AVERT POWER  PLANT STRIKE ©   AFL Promises ;  $ To Fight   8 rders «brs... EF

British Monarch Opens Parliament; Closely Guarded   Calls for Continued Conscription for Armed Serviense

Parliament Opened by King George   Present View  Of His Labor  Government tc Legislators

Government To Run Power, Trarisport   King Outlines Policy Before New Parliament—5000 Police Guard Avcainst Jews

King George Gives Views  On Affairs   Opens Parliament With Mes_ sage Following Traditional - Ride Through Streets in   PFondon.

Heavy Guard for  King George As Parliament Opens   His Address to First Session  5,000 Policemen on Duty During   JEWISH EXTREMIST ACTS ARE FEARED

BRITAIN'S RULER PRESENTS TALK   King George Urges Legislation Continuing Conscription For the Army

CONSCRIPTION IN ENGLAND FAVORED BY KING IN’ TALK   Opens Parliament With Speech Urging Continuation of  Armed Forces Draft

KING WANTS TO EXTEND BRITISH CONSCRIPTION   Guard Against Attack by Jew Extremists During Street Parade

Will Nationalize Transportation And Electricity   Labor Government To Introduce Peacetime Conscription Of Young Men   KING GEORGE VI OPENS PARLIAMENT

King Asks Draft Be Continued   Special Guard Protects Monarch From Extremists

King George Urges Continuation Of Draft In Britain; Monarch Guarded By Over 5,000 Scotland Yard Men

Temperatures   Continued Conscription, UN Cooperation and Efforts to Boost Trade Are Cited; Careful Guarding Forestalls Feared Attack on King

British King Urges Continued Conscription   Calls For Nationalization Of Inland Transport And Electric Utilities

Scotland Yard Uses 5,000 To Guard Monareh   George VI Shadowed Dare ing Traditional Ride Against Attack By “Terrorists”   Labor Government Prepares Message   Calls For Nationalization Of Inland Transport And All Electric Utilities

Britain May Extend Conscription   King George VI Opens Parliament Amid Pomp and Tradition

GUARD KING AT OPENING PARLIAMENT   To Nationalize Electricity and Transpeortction

King George UrgesParliament to Keep Army Conscription   Urges Nationalization of Inland Transport and Electric Utilities

King George Asks Continued British Drafting  Calls For Nationalizatior Of Inland Transport Anc   Calls For Nationalization Of Inland Transport And Utilities.

BRITISH PEERS HEAR MONARCH   King George VI Present: Labor Group’s Views

King Calls For Continuation Of Conscription  Labor Policies Outlined In Talk -. lS on ee en,

KING GEORGE GIVES BRITISH LABOR VIEWS   Speech to Parhament Outlines Government’s Coming Program.

KING GEORGE SAYS NATION PLANS 10 CONTINUE DRAFT   Troops and Police Guarc Monarch En Rovte to Oeen Parlioment

King Outlines Labor’s Plans   Monarch Guarded In Parliament Visit

KING GEORGE VI OUTLINES PLANS OF GOVERNMENT   Security Precautions Taken As New Session Of Parliament Opens

Nationalizing — Two Industries Recommended    King George Opens Pav liament With Speech On Luhbor Poliey, ‘

Nationalization Plans Expanded   Inland Transport end. Utilities Included in King’s Speech

Traditional “Search” Is Grim Reality This Time ‘Kine George Presents Views Of Labor Party

Parliament Is Opened By King   Presents Views OF Labor Government

KING URGES CONSCRIPTION BE CONTINUED   Nationalization of Inland Transport and Electric Utilities Also Asked at Opening of the British Parliament.

King George Asks Dratt Extension   Monarch Reads Speech Prepared By Labor Regime

King George Announces  Attlee Plan   Closely Guarded Against Possible Attack By Jews

Britain May Extend Conscription   amen Vi Onan:   King George Vi Opens Parliament Amid Pomp and Tradition

King Outlines  ‘Socialist Plan   Electricity, Rail, And Bus Transport To Be Taken Over

Proposed National Ownership Outlined By King Before Parliament   Conscription Law  Will Be Extended   Hopes Sounded For Better Housing And Food And A Lasting Peace

British King Offers Labor Party Views   Opens Parliament, Calls For More Nationalization, Continuing Conscription

KING GEORGE V1 OPENS SESSION OPPARLIAMENT   Reported Threats Of Assassination Brings Guards

British Parliament Hears George VI Call For Draft Extension   Monarch Tells Legislators Government Should Take Over Inland Transportation and English Electric Utilities

Government To Nationalize Two Major Industries   King Well-Guarded in Traditional Parade Opening Parliament

Parliament Opens Amid Terrorist Precaution:  5,000 Police ~ On Guard For King’s Safety

Guard — British  Monarch   King Calls on Parliament For Conscription

British King Addresses Mee! Of Parliament  Asks Conscription Be Continued for  Aemad Sarvirac

Britain to Keep Conscription Law   King Asks Transport. Electric Utilities Be Nationalized

King George Calls For Continued Army Draft At Parliament Opening

King George VI Makes Address  To Parliament   Monarch Calls For Continued Con scription For British Armed Forces, Nationalization of Utilities.

KING PRESENTS LABOR'S GOALS   Speech Opens Parliament Ruler Guarded Closely

— EOE — King Opens Parliament  Session §,000 POLICE   5,000 POLICE GUARD RULER

Britain’s Monarch Calls For . Law Continuing Conscription   Extra Police:Guard King Against Jewish Extremist ats Of Violence On March

Anglo King Appears in Parliament   Calls for Conscription to Go On; Transport and Utilities Would Be Nationalized   Guard Is Kept   Scotland Yard Employs 5,000 Men to Guard Monarch

—KING GEORGEDemocratic  Peace Urged By Monareh  Would Continue Draft For Army

British King Calls For Draft, Added Public Ownershin  Some of Pre-war Pomp as Parliament

GEORGE'S SPEECH MARKS OPENING OF PARLIAMENT   MONARCH CLOSELY GUARDED AGAINST JEWISH EXTREMISTS

clo Seamen Will Walk Out If Not Given Wage Boos!   Maritime Chief  Says Hikes Sought By AFL Should Ga To Whole Inductry

WSB Told To Treat All Sailors Alike   AFL Strikers Make Ready Call for General Walkout

CIO Union Will Go On Strike Unless Higher Pay Sought By AFL Strikers Is Applied “To Whole Industry,” NMU President Declares — Wage Stabilization Board Has Hopes Of Making Announcement Of Decision Late Today, One Member Discloses

CIO Sea Strike   Promised   To Act if AFL Hiked; General Stoppage Sough!

Unless Higher Pay Sought By Strikers Is Applied to “Whole Industry”.   A STATEMENT ISSUED   President Joseph Corran Made Statement As Committee Began Session.

Seamen Take Dispute to Labor Chiefs   Ask National Work Stoppage if Adverse Ruling Giver by WSB

Joseph Curran. Poses Threat ‘Of NMU Strike   Will Be Called Unless Highs er Pay Rates Sought By AFL Applies To Whole Jadasiry   WSB Decision Is  Expected Today   No Word From White House That President ' Intends to Intervene In Strike

C10 MARITIME  UNION HEAD  SAYS GROUP TO SUPPORT AFL   Will Strike If WSB Does Not Reverse Self On  Earlier Decision

CIO Seamen Threaten  Walkout   Will Walk Out If Any Hike Granted By WSB To AFL Strikers Isn’t Applied To Them Too

C.1.0. May Join  Strike of Seamen   Curran Says Pay Increase - Must Extend to Whole  Industry   WSB JIS IN SESSION   Considers Reversal of Order Which Precipitated Walkout

Demand Higher Pay To Apply To Entire Industry   AFL Requests WSB To Reverse Stand On Aua. 23 Ruling

Board Given Ultimatum By Workers   Demand That Decision Be . Reversed

AFL President Polls Exeeutive Committee On Withdrawing From WBS   Decision On Wages Is Due Late Today   Striking Seamen Call For 24-Hour Stoppage Of Labor If Plea Loses

Wage Board Given AFL Demand For Ruling Reversal   WSB Into Meeting to Decide If It Will Give in Or Stand by Aug. 23 Ruling

CIO Sailors Ask Equality Pose Threat   Ask Pay Demand Of AFL Be Given To Whole Industry

‘AMERICAN LABOR ASKED. T0 SUPPORT MARITIME UNION IN ‘WAGE DIPUTE WITH W. S. B.   Request Is Made That Representatives Be Withdrawn  From Board If It Returns Unfavorable Decision On Demands   ‘STRIKE TIGHTENS GRIP ON NATIONAL ECONOMY

Want Higher Pay Sought By AFL Strikers   WSB Meets To Debate AFL Demand For Reversal Of Its August 23 Ruling

Curran Demands Same Pay Boost Given AFL Union   ‘If Increase Granted By Wage Board, It Must Apply to All”

New Strike Among Sailors Threatened   CIO Chief Wants Higher Pay Sought B: AFL Applied to Whole Industry

Curr ran Says C 1.0. Union Will Strike   N.M.U. Leader -Threatens Walkout Unless Higher Pay Sought by A.F.L. Is Granted All Sailors

Trying To Coerce U.S. To Give In   Seamen’s Committee Wants National 21-Hr. Work Stoppage If Pemands Are Rejected

DECISION NEARS ON SEAMEN PAY AS WSB MEETS   A. F. Of L. Unions Ask For National Work Stoppage If They Lose Fight

Stabilization Board ‘On Spot’ As ClO Backs AFL In Shipping Strike On Higher Pay Demand

CURRAN SEEKS INCREASE FOR ALL. MARITIME   AL Head Green Polls Council on Whether to Withdraw From WSB

ALSO PLAN WALKOUT   Insist Any Increase Must Be For Whole Industry   Running Low On Materials As Result Of Stoppage; Refinery To Close

Winds And Rain Wreek 175 Homes   Property Damage Put At Thousands Of Dollars

Nine Killed When Tornado Strikes Central Alabama   . 29 Injured; High Winds Bring About Heavy : Damage, Property Losses In Six Counties 

Police Seeking Woman’s Slayer   Bloody Body of Baltimore Woman Found In Refrigerator At Her Firm

Stark Again Goes Before Committee   Admiral Saya Message on Buraing of Codes Would Have Weakened Earlier Dispatch to Kimmel

STARK FORGOT TO USE TELEPHONE FOR INFORMATION   It Never Occurred to Him to Notify Adm Kimmel of Pearl Harbor.   REFORE COMMITTEE   iiclieved Intercepted Messages to Kimmel Might Have Weakened War Alert.

Kimmel Not Given New Information Of War Imminent   Stark Did Not Think Of Telephoning Him

 Stark Held Up Call, Fearing Any Confusion  Admiral Thought Nev Message Might Affec' Warninn Ta Kimmel

No Oceurrance To Stark To  Phone Kimmel!   Says He Thought It Would Only Serve To “Confuse Fleet Chief.   WEAKEN WAR ALERT

Stark Feared Confusing Adm. Kimmel   Didn’t Occur  To Him-to  Phone Admiral, _He Says

Pearl Probers Seeking Papers Said Withheld   Wegedly Involve Exchange Of U. 8., Jap Nationals After Beginning Of War

GIRL’S POISON GANDY STORY TOLD TO HELP BOY FRIEND   COLUMBUS GIRL SAYS) SILE LIED IN EFFORT TO SAVE BOY WIL0 CONFESSED TO CRIME

Agreement Rejected at Harvester   Union Rejects Company Of fer of 17 Cent Hourly  Increase of Wages

CHINESE REDS ATTACK AGAIN   130,000 Communist Troops Open Offensive ‘ Alona Yanatze

New Civil War Threat In China ©   Each Side Accuses Other of Attacks; _Kidnaping of Marines As Oriental Strategy

Advisory Heads OK — Removal of Control Over Beef and Veal   Negotiate for Loan of Beef for Overseas Use by Army

Cigar Factory wil Locate In This City   - More Than 100 To Be Employed, Says Cc. Of C. Announcement

CIGAR FACTORY WILL OPERATE IN FREDERICK   Red Lion, Pa., Firm Purchases Frederick Tradtne Co. Proverty   EXPECT TO EMPLOY OVER 100 PERSONS

Southern Railway Train Derailed   Crew Escapes Without Injury As Freight Leaves Rails

ORGANIZE GOP POLICY GROUP   Stassen Announces Plan Tc Get Suggestions From Young Republicans

STASSEN IS. PLANNING YOUTH FORUM   Former Governor of Minnesota Would Encourage Study

Suit Attacks Beer Law's Legality   Cleveland County Attorney Files Suit

ANCIENT CHINA CIVIL. WARFARE STILL FLARING   Russia Leaves Manchuriar Capital Where Scrap Flourishes

British Policy Support Charged  Aid Detrimental To U.S. is Claim

Stark Upheld By Lawmaker   Forrestal’s Censure Questioned By Some

PROBERS MAY SAY SOMETHING ON CRITICISM, STARK   : S Navy . Secretary  Forrestal’s   Blast at Admiral Stark Ex pected’ to Bring Statemént  ' From Pear! Harbor Group

RUNAWAY. . HEIRESS SOUGHT EMPLOYMENT   Father Finds Dorothy. Ball tn ~ Salvation Army Shelter

Former Texas Solon Held Without Bail   Wife Found Shot To Death in Washington Home

Injunction Is Asked Against  Gulf Causeway WJ awal-l Dyesnlan.   Would Develope Island As  Vacation Spot

Girl Siamese Twins Born in Portland   Attending Doctor Say: Will Probably Live; Mother Is Well

LeMars Citizens Tc  Vote Monday On  Recreation Tax Half Mill Levy  Question Will Be Decided At Polls

LeMars Citizens T: Vote Monday On Recreation Tax”  ~ Half Mill Levy * _ Question. Will Be 4 Decided At Polls:

neni REE EEE IIE  Bad News: Hint Saboteurs Fire Ships, Reds Inspire Riots, to Stay in Iran

German Prize Ship Burning in Harbor   Believed Sabotage—Fifth To Catch Fire in 36 Hours

GERMAN PRIZE SHIP BURNS AT LIVERPOOL   Former Luxury Liner Fifth t Catch Fire in Harbor— hotage Suspected.

Hint Sabotage In Ship Fires  Five Vessels Burn In Liverpool Harbor

Refitted German Prize Ship Burns Sabotage Feared in 8 Million Loss

A Fifth Vessel Burns in 36 Hour:   Loss of German Prize Ship Empire Waveney, Work of Saboteurs?

POLICE CHECK SABOTAGE 'AS FIFTH VESSEL BURNS IN LIVERPOOL HARBOR

Ang'o-American Jewish Proposal Draws Protest   Britain Asks U., S. Provide Cash, Military Help in Palestine

Iran Issue Seen Cause  Ot Action   Report Soviets Begin Evacuation From Tabriz

Bevin Acts On Protest To Russia   Britain Angered By Violation of J942 fran ‘Treaty

BRITISH DRAFT PROTEST NOTE ON RUSS MOVE   Final Action Hinges on Red-Iran Parley  Outcome

BEVIN: DRAFTS InAN PROTEST NOTE TO RUSS   Interrupts Vacation to Take Up Red Violation of 1942 Treaty.

ADVISE PROCEDURE ON TERMINAL LEAVE PAY   Widows And Dependents Elig. ible To Make Claims

Forms To Be Available Fo: Veterans In 45 Days — Must Show Discharge Or Photostat

New Meat Prices Posted im State   Market Shoppers Asked To Watch Ceilings

More Uprisings Staged In Asia; ~ 18 Die In India   Chinese Demand Return Of Hong Kong And Macao; War Tribunal Enlarged

Chinese Students Demonstrate For Return By British Of Hong Kong Crown Colony

Chungking Troops Progress Slowly Toward Chungchun   Reds ‘Gathered Like Clouds” East Of Fallen City

General Marshall Holds Conference  With Gen. Chow   Snarled Problems O! China Are Still Unsolved

Newsmen Safe In Changehim   Government Forces Are Making Slow Progress Toward Capital

China’s Problems Appear No Nearer Solution  General Marshall Hold: First Conference With Communist Chief

—MANCHURIA—  Marshall Sees Chou  . No Progress In 3-Hour Meetine

Sino Reds ‘Like Clouds’ in District East of Changchun Nationalists Jittery in North China

MARSHALL HAS MEETING WITH RED LEADER   Chine Still Is Troubled Over Snarled Problems

Troops Gather In Kungchulin   Chinese Government Army Making Slow Progress In Fight

Troop Clouds Four Sov Are Gathered Planes Fi AtChangchun On US P

Prove It Or Deny Claim, Chou Is Told   Marshall Confers With Communist General on Re port U. S. Planes Strafed Lines

China’s $ Affairs Still... Tarigled- After General  Marshall’s Conference

WOMAN HEADS LEGION POST IN GULFPORT  Mrs. Van Scotter Perhaps First Female Commander in the South

UN NEARS VOTE ON ARMY BASES   HOT DEBATE SCHEDULED BEFORE BALLOT

UN Pushes Toward Vote On Russian Proposal of Allied  Troops and Bases Inventory   U.S Policy Makers Believe Atomic  Arms Race Near

Arms Report Vote Nearing   Debate on Red Plan Near Climax in. U, N.

  Strikers Charge GH With Stalling   Say Firm Is Deliberately Delaying Settlement

General Motors Accused by UAV In Wage Dispute   Company Has Secret Motives in Continuing Strike, Union Says

UAW HEADS MAKE CHARGE AGAINST GM   Says Firm irm Is __ Purposely Delaying Settlement

CHAPLAIN RELATES STORY OF DECEASE (F GERMAN CHIEF   Death of Goering Told By Capt. Gerecke Today; Inquiry Pushed By Anonymous Board.  ban SB os. ee a a ny   WIFE RULED OUT AS POISON SUSPECT

Eye-Witness Account of Goerine’s Death Is Given by Prison Chaplain   No Developments As Yet in Probe As to How Nazi Got Poison

U. §. Revenues In Danger Of Sharp Slash   Gloomy Economic Picture Painted By Government Leaders

See Production Slump,. ° High Prices, in Strike Others Make Ominous Forecasts

Favorable Comment Heard To Truman’s Request for Laws to Control Strikes

President Moves  To Head off Huge Steel Plant Strike Called for Jan. 14

ACTION TAKEN IN EFFORT 10 AVERT STRIKE   Report by F ebruary 1 On Price Ceilings Asked of OPA

MEXICAN CATTLE  TO GROSS BORDER FOR SALE IN U. S:   Smalt Herds’ Being Moved To- ward Border After Quaran+ * tme Ban Is ‘Lifted

Crash Survivors Rescued; Now Oi Way To Vienna   Only One “Stretcher” Case Among Twelve Victims

Swiss Ski Planes Rescue 12 Yanks ‘from Atop Alpine Glacier on Sunday

Twelve Yanks Who Survived WeatherOn Alpine Glacier For Five Days Are Rescued

CRASH VICTIMS HOSPITALIZED   Army Train Carrying Yanks To Vienna

Plane Survivors Saved from Death  Rescue Effected by  wee _... 8... og me ee ee

USE PLANES T0 RESCUE DOZEN FROM GLACIER   Survivors of Plane Crash Carried Out Safely on Sunday

VICTIMS ARE SAFE AGAIN   Twelve Passengers Ma. rooned Five Days on an Alpine Glacier on Way to Vienna—Only One a Stretcher Case.

Rescue 12 trom Wrecked Plane   Swiss Army Officers Bring Out Americans On Planes

Survivors Of Plane Crash Are Rescued   All Sate And On Hospital Train Going To Vienna

Crash Survivors Are Safe Now On Way to City  Harrowing Experience Ends for Group Trapped in Swiss Alps

Crash Victims Brought to Safety   Swiss Army Officers Effect Rescue in Ski-Equipped Planes

[TWELVE SURVIVORS OF CRASH BROUGHT ‘OUT OF MOUNTAINS   All Are ia Good Condition Despite Hardships After Crash Landine

12 Survivors Vienna-Bound  Aboard Train   Alps Crash Victims Rationed Candy During Ordeal

Swiss Ai:inen Remove 12 American Plane Crash. Victims From Icy Alps

Twelve Americans, Rescued After Five Days In Alps, Safe Aboard Hospital Train   Swiss Army Officers With Ski-Equipped Planes Take Victims Off Glacier’

Planes Pick  Up Stranded   12 Americans Taken  Off Alpine Glacier

SWISS FLIERS RESCUE DOZEN AIR VICTIMS   Americans Safe On Hospital Train After Harrowing Alpine Experience

Thrilling Rescue Effected ....  12 Americans Snatched From Ledge Of Glacier En Route To Hospital

Rescued On Train  to Vienna   Twelve in Plane Crash on Glacier Drank Snow Water: Candy Bar a Day

12 Americans Are Taken From Wrecked Plane   Swiss Flyers Perform Dangerous Rescue; Airliner Pancaked To Avoid Mountainside

Crash Victims o Vienna On Hospital Train   12 Americans Taken Off Alpine Glacier in SkiEquinned Swice Planec

12 IN ALPINE PLANE CRASH SAFE TODAY   Small Planes Brought Them Ou After Five Days

Dozen Yanks Flown Ouf   Lived on Box Lunches, Then Candy Bors, Drank Melted Snow in Glacier Stay

AMERICAN PARTY, RESCUED IN ALPS, OFF FOR VIENNA   Swiss Flyers. Brought Plane Passengers Down From_ High Glacier

12 Down Safely.  From Alps   Survive Plane Crash And Five Days Spent On Alpine Glacier; No Serious Injuries

Marooned Yanks Taken Off Glacier by Plane   Swiss Used Ski-Equipped Ships---Snow Turned Plane Cabin Into “lelaco”

Planes Take Twelve From Alpine Trap   Swiss Officers Flying Ski-Equipped Craft Carry Americans To Sifety From Snow Perch On Glacier. -

Small Aircraft Move Survivors Of Plane Wreck   Twelve Passengers Safe in Hospital After Experience

Small Planes Rescue 12in Swiss Alps   All Victims of Crash of Army Plane Brought to Safety After Spending Five Days on Glacier

SURVIVORS OF ALPINE  PLANE CRASH SAFELY  ON HOSPITAL TRAIN RESCUE ACCOMPLISHED  SUNDAY BY SKIPLANES WITH SWISS PILOTS

Swiss Rescue 12 Americans From Glacier   Ski-Planes Make 9 Shuttle Flights To Resene Groun

Survivors Rescued in Plane Crash: Lived in ‘leloo.” Ate Snow, Cand

Survivors of Transpert Crash In-Alps En Route To Vienna Hospital By Train   Rather Climb Alps Than Ride in Jeeps

Twelve Americans Rescued Yesterduy From Alpine Shelf In Swiss ‘ Planes

Dozen Americans  Are Rescued From IClacier in Alnc   Survivors of Wreck ‘Are Taken to Vienna by Train; Had Little Food With Them

RESCUE 12 FROM PLANE WRECK ON ALPINE GLACIER  PARTY OF AMERICANS REACH SAFETY AFTER

12 Americans Are Taken From Glacier After Air Crash By Heroic Swiss Flyers

Survivors of Plane on Way To Vienna   Ski-Equipped Swiss Craft Remove Occupants By  Shuttle Flights; Only One Stretcher Case

12 Downed Fliers Taken  Off Glacier   Swiss Airmen Use Shuttle Planes In Daring Rescue High In Alps “a

" Ul- Year-Old “Had A Fine Time "Americans Rescued From Glacier Perch By Same Route They' Got  Into It

Lewis’ Miners  Cloudy  Picture   Contract Is Signed But It Does Not Mean An End

— STRIKES — CIO Ship. Men Sign Contract —  LEWIS THREA! OF COAL TIBUE

Hope for Full Settlement Of Maritime Strike Soon   Plane Pilots Continue Their First .Walkeout

BREAK APPEARS IN MARITIME  STRIKE AS ONE UNION SIGNS UP   Shipping Tieup Continued By  Another Group; TWA Still Idle

HARVESTER FIRM MINE 1S CLOSED   Operations Shut Down Following Gun Battle In Which One Was killed, Six Wounded.

Krug Declines Make Commitment In Advatice To Reopen UMW Pact  High Official Says Administration Willing To Talk Waaes And Terme With Lewic

Lewis Terms  To Be Heard  U.S. Will Listen mown! an  an, wun sap nares

Krug, Collisson Pledge Ear to Lewis’ Claims, Make No Commitments

Government Ready To Talk With UMW   Krug And Collisson Wil Listen To Miner Demands

Lewis’ Demands To Be Heard  By Government   But No Commitments Made in Advance By Krug and Collisson

Government Negotiators Ready to Listen te Wage Demands  or Grievances if They Are Presented—Refuse to Commit  Selves in Advance of Conference Whether They Will Agree to Reopen Wage Contract With Miners.

COAL DIGGERS PAY DEMANDS TO BE HEARD   MEETING ARRANGED FOR FRIDAY IN WASHINGTON

WILL LISTEN TO LEWIS’ DEMANDS COLLISSON SAYS   Government Lawyers Dis agree Over Terms Of Present Agreement   INDICATIONS POINT TO UNION VICTORY

DOOR PENS TO NEW! GAINS FOR [fEWIS MINERS   To Discuss Wages   Operators Warn Long Term Government  Rule Likely

ADVANCE COMMITMENTS OUT  Coal Pact Hearing Promised To Lewis---But That’s All

KRUG SILENT ON EXTENT OF LEWIS TALKS   Secretary Will Listen To Demands, Makes  No Commitment

Sheriff Accused Of Feeding Too Little      Wicomico County Officer Charged After Inspection of Jai!

PRISONERS ILL-FED PROBE DISCLOSES   Wicemico Sheriff Accused Of Spending But 12 Cents Per Dar For Men‘’s Meals

—*i. Paul Strike——  PT Council Asks Action On Schools   City Fathers Called On For Emergency Move To Open Classes

Call for Action To Open Schools  PTA Enters Fight of St. Paul Teachers

BOLIVIA TOLL 2000 HURT, 1.000 KILLED   No Yanks Or British Listed Among  Casualties

Northeastern Farmers Facing Feed Shortage   Milk, Egg Supply  Seen Threatened

LEWIS. .AND_HIS_UNION_GIVEN SUPPORT AT THE CONVENTION OF RIVAL GROUP

Returned Vet Kills Nagging Wife, Then Takes Own Life in Jail Cell

CANADA JAILS MP. IN AGS OPY AOUNDUE   Only Communist Member of Parliament Held Under Bond.

Communist Is Held; 4 Others Under Arrest   Accused of Giving War Secrets to Russians, Including ‘RDX’

OF PARLIAMENT AND SCIENTISTS   Communist Legislator Linked to Spy Case; Reds Given Secrets of Exptosive,

Canada Jails 4 Scientists   Communist Member of Parliament Held As Espionage Inquiry Pressed

Canadian     Sy Charge   4 Scientific Workers Accused of Unveiling New Super-Explosive

Red Member Of Commons Taken Into Custody   Charges’ Against Scientists Tnelude Transouitling To Soviets Details O£  Super-Explosive :   CommunistHeldOn Secret Ac t. Char ge   Professor ‘of. Chemistry At McGill. University’ / Adniits Giving y Miiscovites Full  Data On “RDX”

Lunadé Says Communist Parliament Member Gave Russia Data on Explosive

Canada Names Five Men In » Spy Activities   Member Of Houss Of Commons Is Amona Accused

Gives Details Of Explosive  To Russians   Fred Rose Is Only Communist Member To House OF Commons In Canada.   FOUR OTHERS HELD

Canadian Parliament Member. Four Others Accused In Leak Of Official Secrets To Russia

FOUR WORKERS ALSO CHARGED IN SPY PROBE   Montreal Labor Chief Held for Hearing on $10,000 Bail

Accuse Member of Canadian Commons in Espionage Case   Four. of Government’s Scientific Workers Also Arrested

ARREST 4 MORE KEY SCIENTISTS FOR ESPIONAGE   Claims Competent Persong Have Enough Information to Design Plant

MONTREAL LABOR LEADER IS SAID TO HAVE TRANSMITTED WAR INFORMATION TO RUSSIA

Scientists Are Accused of Aiding Russia   Only Communist Ever Named to Commons Arrested at Ottawa

A CANADIAN MP ACCUSED IN SPY CASE   Communist Lawmaker and Four Others Alleged to Have Given Reds Secret Data, Including Munitions Formula,

Arrest Official In Canada Or Secrets ‘Leak   Communist Members O! Parliament Taken in Custody

Chemistry Prof. Gave Information   McGill University Man Gave Soviet E,:l] Farte

Canada Charges Professor With Espionage Work   Gave Soviet Union War Secrets

Four Others Also Held In  Russian Plot  McGill University Instructor Nabbed

Russians Got Bomb Secrets ers Says  emmunis   Communist Lawmaker Is Accused

Atomic Bomb Secret Given Soviet Union   Canadian Professor Said te Have Given Full Information

Secret Work Told to Reds By Professor   McGill U. Instructor Admits Transmitting Statistics on ‘RDX?

Five More Named In Spy Case   Communist Member of Parliament Accused

Labor Leader Charged Along With 4 Others   Fred Rose, Onlv Communist Ever Elected to Canadian House, Formally Charged   By HARRY T. MONTGOMERY

Canadian Admits Giving BEX Secrets To Russians   Atomic Eneray Bill Hits Bienns

Red Legislator: Scientist Gave Seerets, Claim   Russians Handed Data on Newly Found Explosive

SOLON GHARGED “IN ATOM ‘LEAK   Canadian Parliament Member Under Arrest

cil Professor Cave Soviet Vital 4.Bomb Secrets   qhree Others Are Chargec With Yielding Valuable Data to Reds in Spy Case

Member of Parliment  Being Held   Four Government Science Workers Linked With Plot to Aid Moscow

Member. Of Canadian Parliament Accused By Government Of » Violating Official Secrets. Act -

Communist Member Of Parliament Also Accused Of Giving Away Data   Super Explosives Formula Involved   Professor Admits Providing Soviets Full Infor> mation On “RDX”

HOLD MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT FOR SPY WORK   Accuse 4 Government Workers of Revealing Tap Secrets to Russia

} Canada Charges Red Parliament Member, : Four Scientific Workers As Russian Spies

Canadian MP Now Accused   implicated in Espionage Case; Four Scientists Accused of Sending Secrets

Communist Member of Parliament to Be Formally Charged; Contend Four Canadian Scientific Workers Gave Confidential Secrets to Russia.   McGill University Professor Says He Told Russians About His Work

ACCUSED OF GIVING DATA TO RUSSIA   Details of New Super Explosive Sent to Reds

Communist, 4 Scientists Face Charges   Disclosed War Secrets To Russia, Is Claimed

§ More ‘Arrested By Canadians For Revealing Secrets   McGill Scientist Caarged With Giving Russians Data on Explosives in  . 1942:: :

CANADA ACCUSED ~ A MEMBER OF ITS.  PAPHAMENT TODAY   Violated the. Official Secrets Act, It Is Announced.   FOUR OTHERS CHARGED   With. Transmitting Confidentia] War Secrets to Russia.

Canadian House Member Is Held In Spy Probe   Only Communist Ever Elected Under Arrest; Chemist Also Involved

ALSO ACCUSE 4 SCIENTISTS IN ATOM SPY PLOT   Charged With Giving Russia Confidential Data

Canada Parliament Member Accused Of Espionage  Chemistry Professor   Chemistry Professor Charged With Giving Russia A-Bomb Secret

Canada Names Five Men In Spy Activities  Member Of House Of f Common sis  dicmmcdim (i dt ane in il

Canadian M. P Accused Of Giving Secrets  Four Scientific Workers Charged  aAsiah tsi 2lebiame

Parliament Communist Faces Trial   Four Scientific Work: ers Accused Of Telling Superexplosive Secrets.

More Told By Canada On Spying   Member of Parliament Nabbed; Explosive Details to Reds.

Four Named By Royal Commission   See Group Constituting Threat to Safety of State   By HARRY MONTGOMERY

FOUR SCIENTISTS ALSO ACCUSED BY OTTAWA REGIME   Government. Workars Charged with Giving War  Gapcats 2. Bicos*

CANADIAN RED GAVE SECRETS TO RUSSIANS   University Professor Also Admits Guilt In Consviracy

Canadian Red Under Arrest  Parliament Member In Secrets Deal, Clain

(CANADA REVEALS BIG: SECRETS STOLEN BY. AGENTS FOR RUSSIA PARLIAMENT MEMBER, .-: SCIENTIST CHARGED).

Member of Canadian Parliament Four Scientists Accused in Spy Plo   » M. P. Charged With Violating Official Secrets Act; Government Scientific Workers, Accused Of Giving Confidential War Date to Russia

xe EEEEEEEEEE—EE  F ilipinos Angered As Amertean Officer Takes Peasants’ Land

Incensed By Estates Sales To Gen. Burt   Filipinos Say They  xe Bad rie a PEELE WVURALG LOE  Below Market Value

FILIPINOS RILED UP OVER SALE OF LANDS   Indignation Mounts As U. S. General Gets Parcels

Filipino Indignation Mounting Over Sale of Land to U. S. General

26 Survive Plane Crash Near Capital   Luxury Airliner Burns After Mishap; Two Of Crew Badly Hurt

26 Escape Death as Luxury Plane  Burns After Crash      But Five Soldiers Perish When Army Bomber Explodes Nearby

)) Passengers Fscape Injury; 5 Soldiers Die   Pilot, Co-Pilot Critically Injured in Eastern Crash

Wants Meat Freed   B-25 Plunges Killing 5 GI's   26 Survive Second Crash Near Capital

Blame Mist For Crash Of Liner, 22 Are Unhurt   Lights of Airport Ozscured; Luxury Ship Wrecked At Nation’s Capital

DRUGGIST HERO OF PLANE CRASH   CUTS HOLE IN FUSELAGE AND PASSENGERS ESCAPE

REPORTED   Liner. Falls with “No One Hurt; But ‘Five -Die on Bomber

FOG BLAMED FOR CRASH OF DC-4 IN WASHINGTON   Bryn Mawr Resident Passenger Aboard Luxury Liner

Five Killed In Crash of Army Bomber   Airline Plane Second Victim of Washineten Fas

5 Soldiers Killed In Bomber Crash: Airliner Wrecked   22 Passengers, Two Crew Members Unhurt in Eastern Airlines Mishap .   MIST OVER AIRPORT SAID RESPONSIBLE   Pilot and Co-Pilot of DC-4 Gravely Injured, Investigations Begun

24 ESCAPE IN “LUXURY LINER PLANE GRASH  na ('n.Pilat   Pilot and Co-Pilot, However, Victims In Wreck Near Washington, D. C,.

BIG AIRLINER CRASHES: 26 NAURE   Planc Overturns, Duras, But All Occupents Saved

RE - ORGANIZATION MEASURE SIGNED BY TRUMAN TODAY   Congressmen, Senators Get Pay Boost by Terms of New Act; Other Changes Are Made.   PRESIDENT HAPPY ABOUT TERMS

fruman Okays Congressional Reorganization   Boosts Salaries Of Lawmakers to $12,500 Yearly

2 nes of Moody. Stevenson Filed In Senate Race   Former State Senator Sanderford, Anti-FDR Democrat, Seeks Office

Cobblesiones May Be Discarded  Worth Mrerin Strect   North Main Street Project Planned

Cobblestones May Be Discarded  North Main Street Project Planned

FUND OF $10,943,018  APPROPRIATED FOR  HIGHWAY REPAIRING COMMISSION INCREASES  EARLIER ESTIMATE BY OVER MILLION DOLLARS

Grew Exonerates Three Japanese Of Conspiracy   Former Ambassador Says Three Are Guiltless Of War Conspiracy

PREMIER TOJ0'D dtl ARE INNOCENT   Grew Says Are “Wholly Opposed To War

Attempt Fails ‘To Perpetuate Special Roads   District Bills Advance To Final Voting Stage In The House

BATTLE 10 SAVE MISSOURI'S ROAD DISTRICTS LOS]   House Defeats by Close Margin Proposal to Perpetuate Units—Seven in Jasper County.   ACTION FOLLOWS TWO-HOUR DEBATE   Lower Branch of Legislature Advances Dozen Highway Bills to Final Voting Stace.

RENOUNCE WAR T0J0’S ADVICE 10 THE WORLD   Ex-Premier Lauds Policy Of U.S. Year After Japan’s Surrender

PRAISED BY TOI   Former Premier Calls on World Nations to  Bonavnen Wear

8. POLICY  m PRAISES N OCCUPATION   : Calls on World To Renounce War

On Defeat Anniversary,  Tojo Lauds U. S. Policy   Madison a Year Ago Today Story and Picture on Page Il.

Tojo Praises American Occupation Policy On Anniversary Of Defeat

Tojo Praises American Occupation   Former Nip Premier On First Anniversary Of Surrender Says  Gee. - Oe Oe ee a

Tojo Praises U.S. Policies   All Nations Advised To Renounce War

Strike Situation Clears ‘In Some Ohio Industries   ‘Power Strike In ‘Pittsburgh Now ‘Seems Certain

(. M. EMPLOYES RETURN T0 JOBS   THOLSANDS OF PRODUCTION WORKERS TREK BACK TO THEIR MACHINES.

GM workers returning to work slowly  Issues in locals delay movement:

FIRM RECALLS THOUSANDS OF GM WORKERS   HANDFUL OF LOCAL ISSUES STILL HOLDING OUT

Services Held Saturday For Mrs. Albert ert Ainley Cy  giatatuat lesa,

Curfew Imposed In Jerusalem   Persons Residing In Jewish Districts To Remain In Homes

Terror Wave Started Again, British Assert   Cite Recent Murders of Britons; 8 Injured Today in Battle

Orders To Cease Fire By Tonight Sent To Chinese   Unity Conference Now In Session

Cease Fire In Chinese Civil War   Truce Between Rival . Faction Marks End Of Drawn-Out Strife

Guns of Civil War in Ching Are Silenced   Cease Fire Orders Speed to Trouble Spots; Fighting Ends

pee Issue ers 10 eee Firing   Negotiations End Five Months of Sporadic Fighting

Nationalists in  Jehol Area Withdrawing   New Compromise Offers to Be Put Before Unity Commission Drafted by Chinese Government

Cease Fire Order Sent to Trouble Spots in China  Both Factions Act to Halt Shooting Throughout Nation

SOVIET MOVES IN AUSTRIA ATTACKED   Report Charges Attempt te Hemoer Government

Soviet Rapped For Hampering Austrian Gov't   Monthly Report On Austrian Occupation Releasec By Clark Headquarters

GOVERNMENT MAY BE NEEDLED WITH MORE STRIKES   Lewis - Government Negotiations Are in Recess Until Monday Morning.   42 MI     ARE CLOSED   Five Thousand Seven Hundred Men in Three States Are Out of Work.

NEGOTIATIONS ARE IN RECESS UNTIL MONDAY   Wildcat Walkouts Have Already Idled 5,700 Miners In 42 Mines: Situation On Workers’ Mis understanding.

Strike Pends Bui 4.2 Mines Close Early   More Workers Quit Pits; Operators Say UMW Is Trying To  *‘Naadin’ Cavarnmant

Coal Operators Fear UMW Will Start Small Strikes ~ During Negotiation Period

Owners Of Coal Worried   Fear Is Expressed Lewis To Needle  Government

Operators Fear UMW To Needle  Government   To Strike While John L. Lewis Bargains For Higher Pay; 42 Mines Already Closed

42 MINES CLOSED — IN THREE STATES   “Unauthorized i og anal as Lewis Bargains for Higher Pay   RECESS UNTIL MONDAY

Fear Wildcat Mine Walkouts To Needle Krug   42 New ‘Holidays’ More Than Just A  Misunderstanding, As Reported, Claim

Many Miners Walk Off Jobs in Series of Wildcat Strikes   Walkouts Shut 42 Mines In East and South; More Are Feared

FEARS NEEDLING BY UMW UNION   ‘Wildcat Walkouts Seen Putting Undue Pressure on Government.

Mine Workers in Higher Pay Bid .   Lewis Starts Bargaining for More Money for His Soft Coal Mine Workers

Owners Hint At Needling   Rival Factions Are Breathing Over Week-End

UNAUT STRIKES IDLE 9, /00 MEN   S.F.A. Believes Misunderstanding To Blame   Say Stoppages Are Called To Back Up Lewis’ Wage Talks With Government

Walkout So Far Have Closed 42 Mines Employing 5,700 in West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee.   REPORT SITUATION IN ‘DELICATE SHAPE’

New Strikes Seen Asa Lewis Lever   Fear ‘Unauthorized’ Walkouts May Be A Bargaining Agent

Strengthening Of Lewis Hand ls Believed Aim   Negotiations Recess, Situation ‘Delicate’, U.S. Officials Aver

Coal Industry Fears Spread Of Walkouts   ‘Parley Recessed Until Monday; More Men idle

Miners Striking IMlegally   Operators Say Walkofits Rre Planned to Needle Government

SERIES OF “UNAUTHORIZED” STRIKES THREATENED WHILE LEWIS SEEKS WAGE INCREASES   All Negotiations Are Off Till Monday While  42 Mines Employing 5,700 Workers Are Closed Holy Land Virtually Is Paralyzed Today As Jews Pause for Sabbath—May Strike Tomorrow

See Purpose In Coal — Strikes    Operators Fear “Unauthorized” Walkouts Staged to Strengthen Lewis Hand in Parley

COAL STRIKES ARE SEEN AS “NEEDLING”   Industry Official Believes U.M.W. May Use Sporadic Walkouts to Back Lewis’ Demand for Higher Pay.

Predict Series Of Unauthorized Miners’ Strikes   Coal Operators Express Fear UMW May Try. To Needle Government

Wildcat Strikes Said Threat To Coal Industry   Fear Expressed That Walkouts May Be “Authorized”

Portion of 'U.S. Miners In Walkoui   Predict UMW To Hold “Unauthorized’ Strikes During Parley

MINERS SLOW OUTPUT DURING PARLEY RECESS   industry Official Predicts ‘Unauthorized’ Stoppages  tn Basdla Cavarnmant

Walkouts Have Alreaay Closed 42 Mines With 5.700 Coal Miners Idle

Recess Talks With Lewis in Capital Until Next Monday   Walkouts Idle 5,700 Miners at 42 Pitsin 3 States; Fear Stoppages May Spread

WALKOUTS HAVE ALREADY CLOSED 42 PITS IN U.S.   SEEN AS ATTEMPT TO NEEDLE GOVERNMENT WHILE UMW BARGAINS

4? Mines Shut Down in Three Southern States   Walkout Comes as Lewis Dickers For Higher Pay

Mine Shutdowns Seen As Backing Lewis’ Demands   Many In West Virginia ‘Field Are Idle By “Unauthorized” Strikes.

Negolialions Recess Until Monday: 5,700 Men Quit Jobs at 42 Mines In Unauthorized Steps in 3 States

Union Leaders Trying to Get Men into Pits   Situation Following First Negotiating Session with UMW Called **Delicate”

Bilbo Denies Getting  War Contractor’s Mone y      “I Never Did Get A Damn Dollar” Of A $25,000 Campaign Payment, Senator Shouts At Hearing In Washington; Missing Witness Located

Bilbo Declares He Gof None Of $25,000 Bounty  Collins Apologizes For Hitting Gondy; Ed Terry Is Found

O’Conor Gets Close Call  From Markey   Lane Easy Victor Over McKeldin By 47,000 And Total Is Growing

SEAMEN AND OPERATORS IN AGREEMENT   Strike Threatened for Midnight Believed Averted

Truman Says He Will nounce Program Within Day Or Two    Will Solve Steel — Strike Problem   End Of Auto Walkout Ex pected To Follow Resumption By Steel

AS PRESIDENT PROMISES NEW PRICE POLICY   Steel Walkout Over Saturday?

WILL RESTRICT LABOR’S RIGHTS IN WALK-OUTS   President To Bare WagePrice Pact Aimed At Steel Settlement

New Waae-Price Policy Promised In A Day Or Two   Bill To Curb Strikes Now Goes To Senate; Steel Peace Near

Truman Suite At Walter Ree   Publication Says Special Section of Hospital Being Remodeled For President

President Will Have Suite In Army Hospital  For Emergency Hoa OF Family

BOARD GIVES 18-CENT HIKE   Decision of Arbitrators In Pittsburgh Power Firm Dispute Announced

18-Cent Award In Power Case   Union Head Won't Comment on Possibility  Of Another Strike

OPA’s Uncertain Future is Causing  Goods Withholding   Many Items Withheld by Manufacturers as Senate Debates

Withholding Ot Goods from Sale Predicted   Possibility of Price Increases Expected To Result in Holding Back of Some Items

Goods “To Be Held Off Market” Until OPA Fate Decided   Clothing a Casualty Until July 1, Official Says---Removal of Price Controls Halted

Nothing Can Be Done About It....  Inevitable That Clothing And Other Items Will Be Withheld Until July Ist

Withhold Items From Markets  Manufacturers Wait   Manufacturers Wait End of Price Curbs

Goods Withheld Pending Action on Life of OPA   Why Market Now ‘When Price Controls May Vanish? Attitude

Clothing May Be Withheld From Market  Makers Reported Awaiting Action

Clothes Shortage  ls Contingent  Upon Legislation Official Says Goods  Being Withheld Until Decision Made

WITHHOLDING OF CLOTHING IS FORESEEN   OPA Official Savs Other Goods Will Be Kept Off the Market Until Price Policies Are Fixed by Congress.

Goods Withheld Until Congress Decides OPA Fate   Senate Opens Debate On Measure For Extension

See Goods Held - ofoba Fetes Of OPA Future   CPA Official Lists Clothing And Washing Machines; Senate Opens Debate

Official Say: Goods Held From Market   Compliance Division Chief Sure Many Items Being Kept Back Because of Price OUneertainty

KEEP GOODS OFF MARKET UNTIL FINAL OPA RULE   Merchants Have Chance for Larger Margin of Profit Under New Bill

CLOTHING WILL BE HELD BACK   OPA Spokesman Says Other Goods Affected by Debate On Price Act

Widespread Withholding Of Meat. Clothing. Anpliances. Cars Seen Due To Battle On OPA

Goods Withheld Until Congress Decides on OPA  CPA Official Decia res   CPA Official Declares Withholding Inevitable Because of Uncertainty

OPA Debates Seen Obstacle To Marketing Of Many Items   CPA Official Believes Withholding Certain Until Policy Is Clear

Manufacturers Await Action on OPA Bill, Production Official Says in Washington

Uncertainty Of Price Controls Hits Consumers   PRODUCERS ARE WITHHOLDING GOODS FROM U. © MARKETS

GOODS SHORTAGE UNTIL JULY FIRST. SAYS CPA CHIEF  CLAIMS UNCERTAINTY OF PRICES CURTAILS

CONTROLS AWAIT CONGRESS MOVE   Withholding Of Goods Seen Pending Decision

Price Control Uncertainty _ Will Keep Goods Off Market   CPA Official Expects Withholding Practice Until Law Is Settled

Clash Holds Up Pay Tax Change   Knutson Balks at ‘More Aid To Blind

MEXICO APPROVES BUDGET   Country Expects te Spend $328, 000.000 im 1947

Tito On Offensive Slavs Always Accuse UNRRA Checkers Of Spying, Aide Says   Yank Arrested

Illness Takes Viscount Gor   Militarist Won Fame In Dunkerque Ketrea

WORLD TROUBLES, FORMERLY IGNORED, NOW OUR PROBLEMS   1946 Arrives With All Peoples On Earth Keeping Their Eyes On Us

1946 Sees U. 5. Hand Engaged In Global Affair:   -Once Aloof, Now Has Role in Many Countries   Tad With World

U.S. Enmeshed In Foreign Troubles  Takes Active Part Bie fear we  ee ey ete Bese

Active F oreign Affairs Role Ahead for U.S.   Country, Once Aloof From Foreign Issues, Now Involved in Many World Problems

New Year’s Start Finds United States Involved in Problems Throughout Worlc

U.S. Enmeshed In Foreign Troubles  Takes Active Part In Settling Affairs

Compromises ol Big Four Sound, Byrnes Contends   Secretary Predicts Successful Peace Conference July 29

Blg FOUR VOTE HOME RULE FOR TRIESTE AREA   Byrnes Defends Compromise, Visions Success of Allied Peace Parley.

PROSPECTS FOR  PEACE DADIEY  PLAUL IA  SUCCESS BRIGHT   Byrnes Says Big Four Compromises Essential to Peace

BYRNES DEFENDS COMPROMISES AT BIG FOUR PARLEY   Secretary Believes Outlook For Success of Peace : Canterance Briaht

BYRNES THINKS PEACE MEETING WILL SUCCEED   Leaves Paris By Plane For U.S. Following Close Of Conference

[Big 4 Meeting Over; Byrnes Flying Home fe Oe me Ke Beate, 9   Seeretory-Says-Prospects for July.29 Raace Canterence Are Briacht

BYRNES EN ROUTE TO AMERICA   Says Prospects ‘Bright for Success Of Peace Meet

Foundation Laid For Peace Treaty   Byrnes is Pleased With Results of Big Four Conference.

Byrnes Predicts Bright Prospects AtPeace Session   Foresees Success for 21. Nation Conference to Open July 29th   BACKS COMPROMISES MADE BY MINISTERS   Secretary Says None Made For Peace Meeting But  For Treaties

Byrnes: Predicts Success When 21 Nations Meet for Peace Conference

Compromises By Big Four Are Defended   Secretary Boarding Plane For U. S. Today

BYRNES. THINKS PEACE PARLEY WILL WORK OUT   U. S. Envoy Defends His Compromises at Paris

Byrnes Sees Success For Peace Parley   Compromises Attained By Big Four Brightens Prospects For Conference,

Czechoslovakia Aid Program Suspended   U.S. Accuses Nation of Supporting Russian © Charge

Aid Program for Czecho-Slovakia  Suspended by U.S  oe ) a ene ; ort see   Retaliatory Action Taken Because Czechs  Backed Red Charges

U.S. Cuts Off Aid To Czechs, Angry At Paris Slurs   Envoys Back Russian Charge of ‘Enslaving Europe Economically’

CHINESE NEWS AGENCY SAYS REDS DEPART   Turn Over Mukden Barracks, Plants To Officials -

Soviets Turn Plants Over To Chinese   Red Commander Still in Mukden; Most Russ Gone

Russians Leave Manchuria to Chinese Armies   Soviet Barracks Turned Over to Government Authorities

Chinese Communists Are Reporied Swary; ing Into Manchuria, Conflicting Reports Res ceived,

Reds Turn Over Mukden Barracks And Six Factories To Chiang Regime   Communist, Government Leaders Rush Reinforce" ments.to City   NO FRESH REPORTS OF FIGHTING THERE   Chinese Reds Are Reported Massing 12 Miles from Harbin

SOLDIERS OF TWO CHINESE FACTIONS MOVE ON MUKDEN   Communists Said to Have Seized Power Plant and Other Sections of Manehurian City.   SOVIET COMMANDER HAS NOT DEPARTED   News Agency Reports Russians Have Turned Over Their Barracks to Chiang’s Aids.

Russians Withdraw From Mukden, F ormally  Turn Over Barracks, Factories To Chinese

Russ give factories to Chiang   Soviet barracks are relinquished

SOVIETS QUIT MUKDEN, GIVE UP FACTORIES   CHINESE REDS ARE SWARMING INTO MANCHURIA

Russians Turn Mukden Plants Over to China   Red Army Barracks Also In Chinese Possession, Agenev Renartc

Chinese Units Racing for Mukden   Communists Are Said Swarming Into Manchuria

Both Arabs, Jews Are Angered Ove New Compromise   Two Nations Strive Tc Solve Problem of Homeless Jews

7 KILLED, 50 WOUNDED IN EGYPT RIOT   Police Fire On Demonstrating Students

AFL Maritime Unions Laying Plans for Strike   Telegraph President Tru man Personnel Will Be Treated As Strikebreakers

Merchantmen Send Threat To President   Day’s Walkout Idles 400 Ships in  American Harhors

Stringent Strike Control Measure Gains Support In House      Congressmen May Forbid Sharing A-Bomb Test With Other Nations In La

Atomic-Bomb Test Secrecy Law Proposed   Bill Drafted To Forbid Letting In Other Nations

Demand to Limit A-Bombing Witnesses Cains Momentum   Solons Voice Desire to Keep Atomic Secrets

SECRETS MIGHT NOT LAST LONG   Solons Wonder if Other Nations Should Know ABomb Test. Results

Congress Desires Results Of Bomb Tests Kept Secret   all Presented to Prevent UNO) Witnesses From Getting Information.

relly Of Bomb Tests Kept Secret   Bill Presented to Prevent UNO Witiesses  From Getting Informition.

Demand: ‘Grows For Seer eey In A-Bomb Test   -apitol Hur. Group Would ‘Forbid Culling Other ; i _ Nations In- On’  ca Results.

Bill Favored On Bomb Use   Selons Would Keep Operations Secretly

MAY PASS BILL TO KEEP ATOM TESTS SECRET   Proposal Gains Strength tc Ban Visitors frem Naval Experiment

Wave of Violence Continues  In Palestine With 18 Dead   Armed Band Kidnaps Five British Officers in Tel Aviv and Is Apparently Holding Them as Hostages for Two Jews Under Death Sentence—Iwo English Majors Shot and Seriously Wounded at Jerusalem Street Corner.

Wyoming Valley Resident: Survey Damage; Cloudpurs' Causes Floods In District

Flash Flood in Wyoming Valley   Damage in Thousands— Hundreds Marooned on Second Floors

U. S., Britain Favor Matter Be Diseussed   India-South Africa Snarl Delays Vote In Steering Group

Soviets Facing Defeat On Debate of Veto Issue   Opposition to Move Is Spearheaded by United States and Great Britain

OPA Plans For Future Prices   Milk, Dairy Items May Be Controlled

Cow and Pig Jemp Over The Moon Recent Flood Of OPA Price Boosts Is Over

‘OPA Outlines Price Policy ‘ For Future   Will Return Ceilings On Milk Products IfPrices Zoom Out Of Reason Administrator Warns

Baker Summarizes Price Trend Outlook; OPA Program Bad News for Housewives

CEILINGS UP, SUPPLY DOWN, OPA REVEALS   Part of Normal Supply for Future Already Eaten, Declares Baker.

Price Hikes. Nearly Over   Boosts U nder New Law Completed; Big Stick Over Dairy Products

UN General Assembly Speeds Up Schedule In Drive To Adjourn December 11: Showdowns Due Soon

UN DELEGATES SEEK SPEEDUP   ‘Troop Inventory Issue Still Big Topic As Assembly Starts New Week

» Showdown on Top Issues Said Ahead in UN Parley   Assembly Scheduled to Debate Troop Inventory Matter, Vote on New Membership

UNION PREDICTS NEW GM TALKS   Company Denies New Wage Offer Already Presented in Detroit

Hear Prediction GM Negotiations Will Be Resumes   U. A. W. Spokesman Pre dicts Resumption Of * Strike Parley Bv Thursday

MORRISSEY OUT OF HOUSE RACE      Valeria Man Won't Run fo. Speakership

Slaying on Gangster Movie Sef Is ¢ Called Climax of " Jinxed” Picture

Man Found Dying On Sel Of Hollywood Murder Filn   Heroine Anne Baxter Says Gangster Movie Seemed ‘Jinxed’? From Onenins Day

WORKER FOUND DYING ON SET  Mysterious Death Writes Real Life Drama Into Jinxed Film

OPA Backers Say New Bill fo Kill Price Regulation  Death Sentence in Measure to Mean ‘Unbridled Inflation’

MINORITY LEADERS FLAY OPA CHANGES   Report Asserts Amendments Are ‘Death Sentence’ -

Wagner Makes Minority Report Qn OPA Measure   Charges Action Of His Group Is Death Sentence For O P A Effec.

General Embargo On Freight Shipment Ordered  Airlines Are to Carr Priority Goods, ODT Ruling States

General Embargo On Freight Shipment Ordered  Airlines Are to Carry Priority Goods,  ART D,.Iiecw Céebace

Priorities, Embargoes  Are Imposed   ODT, ICC Meve Quickly To Assure Movement of Food, Mail and Other Essential Traffic

Thirty Million May Be Idle If  Reactionaries Win   This Is Prediction Made At Atlantic City by Leader Sidney Hillman

HILLMAN HITS GOP POLICIES   Charge Attempt to Block Truman Program; Warns Of Unemployment

Hillman Flays  Reactionaries   Warns of Millions Jobless in Address

Judge Hubbard Sentences Robber  To Penitentiary   Youth Who Held Up Hotel Holley Given Five to Fifteen Years

Hotel Robber.Gets Term of 5-15 Years   Harbaugh Pleads Guilty to Armed Entry Into Holley Before Judge Hubbard; Cirl Companion to Be Given Hearing Soon

HIGHLIGHT OF U.N. SESSION   Basic Plan Held Chief ~ Accomplishment Of  :  _ 54-Day Meeting

IRS. ROOSEVELT SETS OFF FICHT   Russia Rejects Plan For -_Orgaaization F Care For Millions Of Displaced  Persona In F urorne

UNO ASSEMBLY ENDS HISTORIC FIRST SESSION   54-Day Meeting Highlighted By Arms Reducing Plan

UN Approves Refugee Aid Orqanizatior   Assembly Winds Up Business By Rejecting 1947 Meeting In Europe

Ukrainian Proposal To Hold 194:7 Meeting In Europe Rejected By Vote of 35-14

U.N. Assembly Ends 54-Day Session, Rejects Pian for 1947 Europe Meetina

FRENCH VOTERS APPROVE NEW CONSTITUTION   De Gaulle’s Opposition Decreases Margin in National Referendum

Peruvian Quake Reporte:   “Housing Shortage”  Three In A Bed; Divorce Grantec

C10 TO OFFER AGREEMENT AS A MODEL   To Be Used In Settling. Disputes ‘With Other Firms

ClO Hails Wage Contract Signed At Kaiser-Frazer   Pay Scale Based On Prevailng Rates At Ford’s Rouge Plant; Any Boosts Granted By GM Will Be Met

Bonus-Wage Agreement. With Kaiser   CIO-UAW Hold Unique Contract s With New Company: A Medel for Others.

Kaiser - Frazer Sion Up Unique Wage Agreement   Will Lay Aside Pool From Each Auto Off Production Line Tc Insure Bonus

CI0-UAW HAIL AGREEMENT REACHED WITH KAISER-FRAZER CORP. ONE OF BEST AND MODEL FOR OTHERS

UAW Says Frazer Wage Contract Is Best Yet   Adopts Prevailing Ford Rouge Rates As Base, Adds Any Increase General Motors May Make Plus Bonus

C10-UAW Has Confrad With Kaiser-Frazer   Bonus Wage Contract Worked Out, Penalty For Worker in Wildcat Strike

Will Match Ford Wages, Pay Bonus  Unique Kaiser Agreement With Union Is Hailed As Model For The Industry

C10 APPROVES BONUS TERMS WITH NEW FIRM   Union Pushes Pact as Model for Entire Auto Industry

Car Workers Get Contract   Kaiser-Frazer Gains Mode] Arrangement

UAW Signs Model Bonus Wage Contract with Kaiser-Frazer Corp.; Set Up Pool

Kaiser-Frazer Company Makes Contrad Hailed By Union As Model For industry.

Kaiser-Fi razer’s New Wage Contracts With UAW May Be Offerea’s Model Plan

Pool From Each Auto Made To Gc To All Employes   Wildcat Strikers Not To Be Eligible For Bonus

Reds Win Some Seats  Rights Parties Show Good Gains In German Voting

Ri ght Wingers Show Gains In Reich Election   Germans In American Zone  Adopt Constititions and Select Sta te Legislatures

Gains Scored by Right Wing in Germany   Two States Adopt Constitutions in Sunday Election

Right Wings Stage Gains   Results Of Germans’ Ballotine Reported

Right Wing Shows Gain In Germany   States In US Zone Adopt Democratic Constitutions; Elect Legislators

Rightists Gain At Polls In 2  German States  Bavaria, Greater Hess

Extreme Right-Wingers Gain In German Legislative Vote   But Lliessc Approves Soc1ulization of Industrics.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Estimate Coal Strike Production Loss at Two Billion

OPA Increases Price Ceilings On New Autos   No More Advances Until Normal Production Reached

CARS LISTED IN ‘42 COMPARISON   Increases From $383 Ta $167 Allowable Under OPA Policies

Shidehara Leads Progressive Party as Parties Plan Coalition Regime

Shidehara Accepts Leadership of Progressive Party  Two Parties to Meet To Plan Democratic

Jap Head Takes Party Leadership   Opposition Given Responsibility For Coalition Cabinet

PROGRESSIVES PICK SHIDEHARA   Asks MacArthur Whether Number 1! Rival Should Be Purged

Rev, Dr. Harry Fosdick Is Reported Doing Well Following An Operation

HOW RUSSIA SEES WARTIME ALLIES   PRAVDA SAYS REACTIONARY AMERICANS ARE PREACHING U. S. WORLD RULE.

Roosevelt Given World-Wide Tributes  Pravda Defines Troubles With: Allies in FDR Eulogy

Littlejohn Sheds No New Light   Responsibility Not Fixed For “Pre-Dated Order’’

SERVICE LIMITED 10  FIRST GLASS MAIL  BY P. 0. DEPARTMENT LOCAL. DELIVERIES WILL   BE DISPATCHED ON PREV. IOUS SCHENTILES

[Mail ' Embargo On; To Limit  [Postal Service   On Local Deliveries, First Class, Airmail Out-of town Items

‘Postal Embargo Is Declared on —  Types’ of Delivery   All Service Is Limited to Local Deliveries and First Clase, Air Mail Letters

Mail Service Is ‘Limited To First Class, Air Mail —   Sov't Issues Embargo  Against Other Classes.

Postal Department Puts Embargo —  On Mail Service  Only Local, Air Mail And First-Class Items to Be Handled

P. O. Slaps An Embargo On The Mail   Service Limited To Local Deliveries, First Class  And Air Mail

MAILEMBARGO  FRFECTIVE TODAY   Postal Officials Announce BMenetie Crirtasimeant

Jp ACL Annull: go All Its Trips ‘s On Schedule   P. Q. Sets Up MailEmbarg< With Limits

CHIEF DEFENDS ITALIAN REGIME   De Gasperi Declares Cour! Edict Gives Republic Legal Basis

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Gasperi Defends Action in Announcing Italian Republic

Barth Miller Of Akron Dead  Succumbed To Hear Attack Last Friday

E Barth Miller Of Akron Dead  ' Succumbed: To Hear  Attack Last.Friday

INSANE MAN  TO PLAY OVER THE RADIO”   Pianist ‘Has Been Mad for Past Nine Years

Search For Taylor Child Centered At  Danville, Winston   "Police Have Few. “Clues to Work On; Father Makes Appeal.

NURSE AND CHILL MISSING IN EAST   PENCILLED NOTE IN BIBLE ONLY CLUE TO DISAPPEARANCE

 nee RP VV SEROUVPAE"IGIC EER SREEIRE SAWCAAEV ELIE 2 +  ‘No Trace Has on Found Of Missing Taylor Child And Nursemaid-Kidnaper

Physician's Daughter Missing   Charlotte Man In Danville To Help In Search

Union Attorneys Reported Called To Study Points   Nation’s Fuel Supply Drops Toward Danger Point; Mines Still Stand Idle

PARTI AGREE ON PRINCIPLES   Senate Expects Settlement Within Next 48 Hours

It’s Winter In Kansas   Rain, Sleet and Cold In On North Wind After Mild Week-End

REPORT HEAVY EARTH SHOCKS   Temblors Are Centered Ir Mojave Desert; Slides Break Aqueduct

Soviet Envoy Explains Control Plan  ~ Would Outlaw the Production of Atomic Weapons

Soviet Envoy Explains Control Plan  Would Outlaw the Production of  ae een ates

Real Troubles Dream of Little Missouri Farm Home Turns fo Bitter Dust in Short Period

Dreams Gone, They Offer Children   Out of Money, Out Of Luck, Denver Couple Has Five Children For Adootion

SIX KILLED AT SUMMER COAST RESORT   Terrific Gas Explosion Wrecks Center of Buzzard’s Bay Point

Recerd Shipment Of Wheat From Montana Is Seen  T. Campbell Arrange: Big Convoy to Move 24,000 Bushels in Day

HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT CLEANING ROMISED IF MABRY ELECTED; RECENT SPENDING IS CRITICIZED

Mabry Promises Change of Policy in ‘Highway Denartment If He’s Elected

OBSERVERS SEE SOLAR ECLIPSE   Phenomenon Reveals _ Large Sun Spots—Clouds Prevent Clear Vision

FOOD CONTROL IN CALCUTTA   FOOD ENORTAGE RES _ FROM THE FIVE DAYS OF BLOODY RELIGIOUS RIOTING  4s

‘Committee 'To Decide On ‘Power Strike   Scheduled To Begin Tonight

POLICY GROUP TO DECIDE ON UTILITY STRIKE   Union Committee to Meet Four Hours Before Deadline to Consider Offer

50-MAN-PANEL JO AIR DISPUTE   Pittsburgh Power Strike Set For Monday Midnight

Last Minute Court Action Enjoins Union from  Striking; Hearing Sept. 14   Pittsburgh Enters Petition Against Both Parties to Wage Dispute of Duquesne  Light Company and Independent Association Of Employes, and Affiliated Companies

ON DECREE 10 ENJOIN TIEUP   Union Leader Asserts Workers Will Abide By Court Order

Flames Destroy  Grain Elevator  1,100,000 Bushels Of Barley Lost

City Congressmen Let Out  Hungry Yowl Over Claim of Small Town Food Shortages

Western Farm Marketings in Race to Meet Record Last Year's Income

Southern Minnesota Vet Hospital To Be Completed by Dec. 20, 1947

Vets Hospital Addition To Be Ready April, °47  : ... Saus Washington

HOLIDAY COSTLY   Over 400 Failed to Live Over Week-End ‘Rec reation’.

HOLIDAY TAKES 400 DEATH-TOL      Death Toll Considerable Less Than Forecast — Nearly Half Were Caused by Traffic Accidents,

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL REACHES 417   Nearly Half of Fatalities Caused By Traffic Crashes

Daily Washington Merry-Go-Round   DREW PEARSON SAYS: HOUSING CZAR WYATT WINS OVER HOME. BUILDERS AOA HOSS KOR GERMANY AND JAPAN,

Cold Rain and Snow Swirl Into Missouri  March: Does Sudden About-Face; Blizzard

GOLD RAIN AND SNOW SWIRLED. INTO MISSOURI   Caused the Balmy and Springlike Weather to Do About-face.   A RETURN TO MILDNESS   Week-end Will Be Fair and Warmer, Observers Announce.

Storm Sinks  Tanker in Boston Harbor   Fishing Craft Is Aground In New Bedford

40-Mile Wind Sinks Tanker In Hub Harbor   Men Rescued; Trawler Aground Twice; West Maine Gets 22 Inches

French Say Saucke >lanned to Keep Slaves in Germany  Protests of Military Commanders Were Overridden by Nazis

Nazi Military Told To Enlist Slave Labor   Czar Enrolled Help In France, Belgium Despite Protests

French Disclose Germanys Plan  For Slave Labo:   ~ Fritz “Sauckel Is Declared Leader

Nazis Planned Slave Labor As Lasting Policy   Fritz Sauckel Imposed Compulsory Enroliment Over Protests Militery Commander

Sauckel Blamed For Organizing Slave Workers   Nnernberg Court Learns Enroliment Made Over -~ Nezr Military Protests

REP. MAY IN ATTACK ON SEN. MEAD   . Says Latter Is “Smearing Him to “Gain. Prestige

May Charges Mead With Smear Campaign   Congressman Tells Constituents Chairman Ot Committee Gives Self Buildup For Campaign

Mead Makine Political Hay, May Charges.   Probers’ Chairman Accused of ‘Smear’ To Aid Own Aims

CHARGES WAR PROFITS QUIZ 1S ‘SMEAR’   Rep. May Accuses Sen. Mead of Unfair Politics

Bargaining Slated On Steel Wages   First Step Indicated In Threatened Strike

BOYINGTON ACCUSES WOMAN OF THEFT   Warrant Issued for Arrest of Lu eile Malcolmson, Who Once Said Flier Jilted Her.

Slavs Appeal To U.N. For Seized Ships   Moscow Radio Claims Complaint Against U.S In Security Council

Slavs Deny Complaining To U.N. Against America   Red Report Spiked; Note Merely Asks Discussion Of Shipping On Danube.

YUGOSLAVIA ASKS RETURN OF SHIPS SEIZED BY U. §   Files Appeal With United Nations Economic Councit— 167 Vessels Held on Upper Danube.   AMERICA IS NOT CLAIMING OWNERSHIE   Craft Taken in Yank Zone in Germany Following Dispute Over Navigation on River.

YUGOSLAVS ASK SHIPS RETURNED   Total Of 167 Vessels Held On Danube In American Zone

SLAY REQU FOR SHIPS IS GIVEN TO U.N.   ed; Ships are in Zone Held By U.S. Forces   MOSCOW REPORT ABOUT COMPLAINT IS DENIED

Yugoslavs Appeal To UN for Return Of Danube Vessels   Note Does Not Mention U.S. Which Controls Northern Saction of River

Shipping On Danube Come: To Fore Now   Yugoslav Doesn't Recall Complaint Moscow Says Filed Against U. S.

Moscow Reports Complaint Filed By Yugoslavia   Military Authorities Said Holding 167 Yugoslav Ships

Yugoslavia Asks. UN Aid in Return of 165 Ships Held in American Zone

Yugoslav Asks Restoration of Danube Ships   No U.S. Mention In UN Note, But Vessels In American Zone

Yugoslavia Appeals For Return Of Ships      Vessels Held on Upper Danube in U. §: Occu nation Zone

No Protest By Yugoslavs   U. N. Delegate Says No Complaint Filed Against United States

YUGOSLAVIA HAS FILED A COMPLAINT AGAINST THE U. S.   This Is Report of the Moscow Radio; Discuss Shipping on the Danube.   STATEMENT BY STAMP ..R   Does Not Recall the Note Mentioning the United States Specifically.  «

APPEAL TO COUNCIL   Yugoslavia Charges Allie: Are Holding 167 of Country's Ships

‘l’ve Taken All ] Can From Yow’ Lawyer Ends Heated Hearing By Slugging Anti-Negro Leader

Burke Floored When Remarks Rouse Anger Of   Prosecutor During Argu  ment Over Charter

President of Columbians Floored by Fist of Georgia DA‘s Aide in Atlanta

DOWN FOR COUNT   Georgia Lawyer Slugs Chief Of Anti-Jew-Negro Group

President of Columbians Floored In Brawl During Trial at Atlanta

Columbians’ Leader Knocked fo Floor   Attorney Unable to Take His Tirade and Swings Heavy Fist on Him

FIGHT CLIMAXES COURT ARGUMENT   PROSECUTOR KNOCKS DOWN LEADER OF GEORGIA ANTINEGRO GROUP.

GEORGIA OFFICIAL LOSES TEMPER  President Of Columbian Group - Knocked Down At Court Hearing

Blow Upsets “Anti Leader   Head of Columbians Is Struck in Court

Dan Duke Opens Gust over Left Eye of Emory C. Burke in Adanta Quarrel

Legal Notice   PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 38 SUBMITTED BY FIFTY-FIFTH GENERAL

Leaal Notice      PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO, 38 SUBMITTED BY FIFTY-FIFTH GENERAL  AGOCEMEI VY

Legal Notice.      ROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL  AMENDMENT NO. 38  ae SUBMITTED BY FIFTY;FIFTH : BEG NERAL

American Troops Close DP Camp After Poll Fight   Christian Social Union Wins Victory In: Weekend Voting

U.S. TROOPS PATROL GERMAN AREA AFTER ELECTION DAY RIOTS  JEWS IN CAMP ATTACK CIVILIANS WHEN TWO GUARDS FOUND MISSING

4.500 JEWS STORM INTO LANDSBERG   Knives Slashed, Clubs Swung in Pitched Battle

PLANTS IN OHIO TO FEEL STEEL SHORTAGE SOON   Supplies in Youngstown Firms Dwindle; Wage Losses in Millions

OHIO FIRMS MAY GLOSE IN STRIKE   Many Already Begin To Feel Pinch In Steel Walkout

Exhume 2 More, Attorneys Ask   Seek to Free Woman from Poison Charge

Investigation of Deaths of Elderly Patients Pending  Drug Found in Alleged   Drug Found in Alleged Poisoning Starts Inavirv

Haw Haw Dies As Traitor On Gallows   Sold His Voice To Adolf Hitler

‘LORD HAW HAW DIES ON GALLOWS   Brooklyn-Born Radio Commentator Executed

“HAW HAW HANGED AS A TRAITOR   Notorious Enelish-Lan. guage Broadcaster for Hitler Goes to Gallows in England’s Wands: worth Prison,

NotoriousHawHawHanged ForTreacheryEarlyToday; SoldHis Voice To Germany

LORD HAW HAW OES A TRAITOR   Notorious Radio Propagandist Is Executed Early This Mornina.

LORD HAW HAW PAYS PENALTY   British Traitor Hanged On Gallows For Aiding Nazis

Joyce Dies As Traitor On Gallows   US-Born Lord Haw Haw Who Sold His Vaice to Hitler Executed on Same Scaffold Where John Amery Died

American-Born Propagandist Dies A Traitor   William Joyce Pays With Life For Radio Ald To Nazi Gang

Hitler Radio Voice Hanged   Lord Haw Haw. Sold ‘His Life To Enemy

‘Haw Haw Dies Today  For Treason   Propagandist For German Government Hanged In Wandsworth Prison

Traitor ‘Lord Haw Haw Hanged   Death Ends Fantastic Career Of Britisher Who Sold Voice To Hitler

American-Born British Subject Pays Penalty   Writes Defense of Hitlerian Ideology In Final Statement

WILLIAM JOYCE DIED A TRAITOR'S DEATH TODAY   Was Hanged In Wandsworth Prison In London This Morning.   EXECUTED AT 9 OPCLOCK   Was Convicted of High Treason By a British Court.

Defiant to the Last, Lord Haw Haw  Dies on Gallows for Nazi Allegiance

JOYCE HANGED FOR TREASON   Nazi Propagandist, Knowr As Lord Haw Haw, Goes To Death Calmly

Lord Haw Haw is Executed   Dies Traitors’ Death On Gallows of Wandsworth Prison

Lord Haw Haw Dies a Traifor Upon Scaffold   William Joyce, Who Sold His Voice to Hitler at Outbreak Of War Executed

BRITISH HANG TRAITOR WH ~JDINED NAZIS   Notcricus “Lord Haw Haw”™ Is Defiant to End in london Frison.

Lord Haw Haw Hanged Today At  audoni Prison —               Pavs With Life For Nic To Germans.

Lord Haw Haw Pays with Life   Notorictis British Traitor Who  Sold His Voice to Hitler Dies  on Gallows #

“LORD HAW HAW” DIES ON GALLOWS IN LONDON PRISON   William Joyce, Who Broad. east for Nazis, Execut‘id nk Timer

Hilliam Joyce Hanged In Jail  In Great Britain   Pays Supreme Penalty On Treason Charge, For Nazi Radio Propaganda   LAST EFFORT FOR REPRIEVE FAILS

Pays With Life. For Selling Voice to Hither, For 860 Weekly, to Spread Propsgiunda

LORD HAW HAW DEFIANT 10 LAST   TRAITOR HANGED IN LONDON ASSELTING HE Is PROUD TO DIE FOR IDEALS,

“Lord Haw Haw” Goes to Gallows   Hanged for Treasen Early Today; Sold Voice to Hitler

William Joyce Pays With His Life For High Treason  Famed Lord Haw Haw Is Hanged Today At British Prison

"Lord Haw Haw” Dies Traitors’ Death on Gallows in British Prison Today

“Lord Haw Haw” Pays With Life For Sale Of His Voice To Hitler During The War

Executed on Charges of High Treason   ‘Lord Haw Haw,’ Radio Propagandist  Hanged Early Today

JOYCE DIES ON THE SCAFFOLD   “Lord Haw Haw” Pays With Life For Aiding Hitler With His Voice For $60 A. Week, :  4

Lord Haw Haw Dies Traitor’s  Death Today   American-Born Nazi Radio Broadcaster Hanged On English Gallows

‘LORD HAW HAW’ IS HANGED ~~ FOR WARTIME BROADCASTS   PROPAGANDIST FOR GERMANS PAYS PENALTY AFTER 7” CONVICTION FOR TREASON

‘LORD HAW HAW DIES BY HANGING   Suffers Traitor’s Death For Boosting Nazis’ Cause

Dies Death Of Traitor   “Lord Haw Ha Haw”, Who Sold Voice to Hitler, Executed This Morning

BRITISH HANG NAZI TRAITOR   Lord Haw Haw Pays For Treason To Crown

LORD ‘HAW HAW’ ENDS CAREER OR GALLOWS TODAY   $60 a Week Radio Announcer for Goebbels, Former American, Executed

Lord Haw Haw Is Hanged in London   Traitor Leaves Ranting Hitleran Defense, Claim

START PAYING SCHOOL BUS FUNDS TODAY   First 33 Counties Get Reimbursement Checks from State

Payments Io Be On Basis of  $18 Per Pupil   With Adjustments For Number Transported, ‘Miles, Conditions

Free Navigation .on Danube  to Be Discussed  Matter Decided at Stormy Session 4 of U. N. Council

COURT 10 TAKE JURISDICTION IN COAL STRIKE   High Tribunal Holds Saturday  Noon Conference

sh Tribunal Plans to Hold  Conference at Noon  Today   ‘TEED LEGAL BATTLE

COURT EXPECTED TO TAKE ACTION ON LOWER COURT'S RULING WITHOUT LENGTHY DELAY '

BUNAL MAY KEPT CASE MONDAY   sident to Make oughest Speech of fareer Sunday Night

GERMAN GIRL SHOT IN ARMY QUARTERS   19-Year-Old Had Spent Night With ” Liewtensnt; Third Sach Case ten Maewth

Two Americans Win Nobel Peace Prize And Science Awards Also Come to U.S.

NOBEL PRIZES ARE. SHARED BY YANKEES   German- Born Writer Wins Literary

Emily Greene Balch And Dr. Mott Honored; Bridgman in Physics, And Hesse in Literature

HALF OF NOBEL  PRIZE GOES TO CHEMIST   Cornell Man and Boston Woman Are Dividing Award

PEACE PRIZE SHARED BY 2   Annual Nobel Award Made To American Economist And Evangelist

Others Honored ‘46 Nobel Peace Prize Won By Two Elderly Americans

QUEZON’S BODY ARRIVES IN’ PHILIPPINE ISLANDS ON CRUISER PRINCETON

Soldiers With Fixed Bayonets Disperse Mobs   One Million Arabs Call General Strike

Clamoring Arabs Stone Tommies In Angry Protest   ‘Holy War’ Against Britain and U. S. Urged in Palestine

Arabs Plead For Holy War Against U. S.   Mob, Protesting Jewish Reports, Shouts Down With U. S.. Britain

15,000 Arabs Protest Plan Admit Jews   General Strike Of Arabic Workers  In Palestine

15,000 Arabs March on Holy City in Protest to British, American Recommendations -

‘Arabs March on Jerusalem, Stone British froops, Protest Plan to Senc 100,000 jews to Palestine

Arabs Stage Big Strike In Jerusalem   Demonstrators Shout, “Down With Britain and America”

Strike Is Started In Palestine   Worldwide “Holy War” Is Urged As Result Of mmission’s Report  On Admission Of Jews

19,000 ARABS STAGE MARCH ON JERUSALEM   Mob Cries ‘Down With Britain And America’: Leaders Urge ‘Holy War’

Marching Arabs Shout ‘Shame of Truman, Attlee’   Demonstration Swells To 15,000 Marching In Jerusalem's Streets

New Mexico Car Dealer s Holdup Victim   Hitch-Hiker Pulls Gun; Suspect Held At Fart Warth

New Mexico Car Dealer Is Holdup Victim  Hitch-Hiker Pulls Gun; Suspect Held As Eaw Wawk

Yugoslavians Sending 1.000 To Hunt Flier   If Evidence Proves His Body Was Not  In Plane Wreckage

Bodies of Victims To Be Delivered   Abandon Hope That Any Of Crew Shot Down Over Yugoslavia Survive

Wallace Says He'll Not Run Against Truman   Democrats See ‘No Opposition For Nomination

Truman Appears Assured Of Easy 1948 Nomination   Wallace's Announcement Removes Last Formidable Left Wing Opponent

ALLACE-WON" MALLE TRUMAN         ECRETARY OF COMMERCE SAYS HE 1S OUT OF PRESIDENTIAL RACE IF TRU—-MAN-3S CANDIDAT

Senate Approves Increases Of $5,500,000 for Education  Relief, Bureaus and Agencies   Social Security Wins Biggest Hike As State Allotments Approximate $100,000,000 For 1946-47 Fiscal Year

MISSOURI SENATE BOOSTS OUTLAY VOTED BY HOUSE   Approves Increases of $5,500,000 for Relief, Education, State Institutions and Departments.   PUSHES ALLOTMENTS PAST $100,000,000   Action Attributed to Higher Costs for Labor and Equipment — Social Security Gets $2,800,000 More.

PREDICT NO SNOW FOR CHRISTMAS   That’s the Word From the Chicago Weather Bureau.

No More Snow Is In Prospect   Weather Bureau Says Much Of Snow May Be  Gone By.:-Tomorrow.

Committees Of Senate To Be Under GOP Rule   Few Democrats  Will Get Posts

JEWISH REFUGEES PROBLEM IN REICE   American Militery Officials fEsar Violence

TRUMAN PUTS BAN ON POLITICS ON VACATION   But Has Conference With Rhode island Chairman

PMW MINERS ASK PARLEY ON WAGES   CONTRACT EXPIRES MAR, 31--NO DATE SET FOR HEARING

Statesville Shots   Informal Glimpses of People In and Around Statesville,

THREE HELD IN THEFT OF GEMS AND FURS   Police at Beverly Hills, Calif., Recover Loot Totaling $100,000 Stolen From Socialites.

Lewis Returns   lo AFL, Ending  10-Year Split Mine Chief Who  Created CIO to Sit on Council

Former ClO Leader Brings Mine Workers Back Into Group  LEWIS WILL HOLD VICE-PRESIDENCY  Green Heralds Action Of Mine Union Head As “Significant”

Lewis Returns To AFL After Long Break   Green Emphasizes That He Will Still  Be Group’s President

ClO FOUNDER BACK IN AFI   Lewis Returns Mine Union To Federation; Placed On Executive Group

Lewis Returns to AFL Membership   Leader Wins Total Victory in Decision

Lewis Leads 500,000 Men Back To AFL   Green Cites Move As Indication Of United Labor Front

Miners Return, AFL Selects Lewis Officer      UMW Chief Pays $9,000 Dues for January; Green Inhijlant

HALF MILLION MINERS TAKEN IN FEDERATION   MAN WHO MADE CIO ELEVATED TO AFL COUNCIL SEAT

Lewis Rejoins AFL Ending Long Split   Half Million UMW Men Back With Leader

Given Place On Policy  Council   President Green Declares Lewis’ Action Significant Bearing On Uniting Labor

Lewis Leads Miner Union  Back to AFL   Decision Hinged On His Elevation To Executive Group

wis Leads inited Miners  ack Into AFL   10-Year-Old Split  Ix Healed as Lewis akes Up Seat on  Policv-Making Unit

Green Declares Action Significant  Cites Need Of Unity, Solidarity

Lewis Brings UMW Back to AFL Fold   Miners’ Leader Fills Vacancy In Top Federation Council

Former CIO Leader Brings Mine Workers Back Into Group  LEWIS WILL HOLD VICE-PRESIDENCY  Green Heralds Action Of Mine Union Head As  Z£iqme of=e= ,f#f

Man Who Created lO Brings 600,000 Workers Into Parent  _ Union, “Named to Council.

LEWIS AND 002,00) MINERS HE LEADS REJOIN AF. OFL   Union Leader Who Created C. I. 0. Returns to Organization He Split Asunder 10 Years Ago.   ELECTED TO SEAT ON EXECUTIVE COUNCIL   Green Declares Action Will Have Profound Effect on Labor—Says He Will Retain Presidency.

UMW IS LEAD BACK INTO AFL BY JOHN LEWIS   Mine Chieftain Given A Council Seat; Pays Dues For 600,000

Schedules Gain Momentum  Automobiles Roll Off tien Companies Hike Production

Lewis Keeps Details Under Cover Pending Debate On Short Week   Nine General Demands Presented Do Not Reveal Source Of Welfare Fund; More Take-Home Pay Is important Item In List.

Lewis in Drive for New Fund  Keenc OQnaratare Ir   Keeps Operators In Dark About Wage Demands; Attack Compensation Laws

DEMANDS RELATED BY LEADER OF UMW Al WAGE MEETING   Health and Welfare Fund Sought by Lewis at Parleys.   BREAK FORESEEN IN AUTO DISPUTE  General Motors May Get Together With Union

MINE LEADER LISTS DEMANDS ON OPERATORS   UMW Attacks Inadquacy of State Compensation Laws

Circuit Court. . Proceedings   Results of Cases In Circuit Court In Brookfield This Week

Political Mishandling of Germany Retards Spiritual Rehabilitation

Church Claim That Want Moratorium Nazis Mishandled On Home Eviction

Memphis Visitor Is Charged With Everything in Book, Including Deserting Army

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  By FRANK R. KENT   The Basic Court Trouble

\dm. Nimitz Says Navy Needs  3reater Strength   Postwar Curtailment of Shipbuilding Program And Postponement of Other Projects May Prove Harmful to Nation’s Security

JOBS - FOR - ALL’ BILL APPROVED   Compromise Measure Sent To President While Arguments Go On

JOBS BILL SENT TO WHITE HOUSE   Compromise Measure Now Awaits Truman's Signing

QUAKE DESTROYS “TOWNS IN PERU   SIHUAS AND MOYEBAMA WIPED OUT—AT LEAST 380 PERSONS KILLED.

FORMER CONVICT KILLS GIRL, SEL   Jealousy Blamed for Trag ecv-in Buttoalo Office

bAaritime, Power Strike Setilement Hopes Dim   t'ew Negotiations Are Started To End Shipping Tie-Up, Relieve Pittsburgh Crisis

STRIKE CUTS U.S. TRADE DRASTICALLY   No Sign of Break In Maritime and Pittsburgh Strikes

Shipping Tie-up Far From Settled   842 Vessels Remain No Break Expected Idle in U. S. Ports;

Strike Idle May Viount By 1.500.000   John Green Urges Political Activity By Union Forces  we, ‘as eter e« sees «

Million More May Join Strikers Within 10 Days   CIO CONTINUES WAGE DEMANDS   Threat Of Nationwide Tie Up of Telephone System More Serious.

Labor May Organize a Third Party   CIO Leader Proposes Labo! Party — 376,000 Now Idled by Strikes

Unions Threaten To Form Own Political Party   C. TE. O. Speaker Asks For More Action In Labor’s Batile

New Labor Party Is Suggested At CIO Convention   Big Unions Continue Drives To Obtain  Increase In Wages

FORMATION LABOR PARTY  IS SUGGESTED  Million And Half Workers May  ’ Ioin Strikers

Big CIO Umons Aim One-Two. Three Punch In Labor's Fight For Higher Wages Through WNitian   TELEPHONE TIEUP THREAT SERIOUS

RAIL WALKOUT SCHEDULED 10 BEGIN MONDAY   QUICK SETTLEMENT ONLY HOPE, SAYS BROTHERHOOD

Nationwide Rail Strike Is Ordered Monday  Engineers, Trainmen  Will Walk Off Jobs, Chief Says

Nationwide Rail Strike Is Ordered Monday  Engineers, Trainmen Wareil well més

OAKLAND BUSINESS PARALYZED AS 5,000 UNIONISTS MASS. IN STREETS AND BATTLE POLICE

TO NAME FOUR TO BOARD OF EDUCATION   Filing Period Opens Today: Election to Be Held April 13

HOLLYWOOD RIOT LEAVES 37 HURT   New Outbreaks Of Violence Expected In Movie Strike.

More Violence ls Promised In Hollywood Row   Police Prepare For New Outbreaks In Wake + Of Union Dispute

Studios Tensely Await More Violence in Two-Union Fuss   Bloody Battle of Peace Officers and Movie Pickets Tuesday Injures 37 Men, Pickets Say Was Only Sample

Acute Shortage Of Dairy Foods ~~ Expected Here   Grain Lack Endangers Production Of Poultry, Eggs, Milk For Fall

Plan to Return 200,000 War Dead To American Soil Reported Complete

Plan great task of repatriating heroes in death   Approved measure authorizes  an outlay near $200.000,000

PLANS TO MOVE WAR DEAD ARE COMPLETEL   Repatriation Task, Involving 200,900 Who Fell, to Require From Two to Five Years.

IRATE PARENTS END STUDENT STRIKE   “WOODSHED TACTICS” EMPLOYED AT SAPULPA TO HALT DEMONSTRATION,

Men's Suit Shutdown Threatens   Industry Says Prices Must Be Altered or Shipping to Stop

Demand Price Regulations Be Altered   OPA Official Says “Only Idle Threat”

Men s Suits Production May Cease   Industry Says Lack of Cheap Wool, OPA Rules, Don’t Jibe

Hint Stoppage Of Men’s Suit Firms In May   Clothing Industry Heads Claim Average Price Regulations Must Be Quickly Changed

CEE eT eee  Shutdown In Men’s Clothing Is Threatened By Producers

@ PAUL MALLON—  Expects Split in New York for Governor and Senator

RUSSIANS TAKE GOODS NEEDED BY AUSTRIANS   LaGuardia Accuses Soviets of Draining Off Products, Violating UNRRA Rules.

LaGuardia Says Soviets Taking Austrian Food  Rules Of UNRRA Violated, Claim

LaGuardia Blasts Soviet Seizure of Austrian Preducts   UNRRA Chief Demands Group Support His Charges; Says Petroleum Was Diverted to Czechoslovak Firms

RIPS SOVIETS   LaGuardia C! aims Russians Take Austrian Products.

LAGUARDIA NAMES SOVIET IN CHARGE   Russians Are Draining off Austrian Products, He States.

Lack of Materials, Scarcity Of Skilled Laborers Hinder  Adecuate Buildino Procrams

PARTIAL TIE-UP OF RAILROADS SEEN POSSIBLE   West Coast ‘AFL Members Pian To Stay Away from Jobs for Second Day

ClO SEAMEN HINT PARTIAL FREIGHT TIEUF   House Opens Probe of Maritime Dispute in Washington

Seamen Hint Tieup Of Freight  Maritime Unions Marshal Fresh  J ahar a

Maritime Unions Hint at Partial Railroad Tieur   Officials Say Workers May Refuse to Cross Dock Picket Lines   5,000 WEST COAST SHIPPERS NOW OUT   Off Jobs for 2nd Straight . Day in Contract-Neg tiation Protest

RAIL WORKERS AID SOUGHT IN SEAMAN STRIKE   Maritime Union Walkout May be Accompanied by Partial Freight Tieup.

Maritime Workers Are Marshalling  New Support   Indicate Strike on June 15th May Caun Partial Tieup of Katlroad Freight

Ship Strikers May Receive ‘Rail Men Aid   Honoring of Pickets Would Halt Freight; West Tieup Still On

Maritime Unions Hint Tie-up With Railway Freight   5,000 AFL Seamen Stay Away From Jobs Second Day

Partial Tieup of Railroad Freight Hinted; Workers May Refuse To Cross Lines To Deliver Preioht.   WEST COAST WORKERS REMAIN FROM JOBS

Wartime Contact With OSS Claimed By Nazi At Trial   Charges Keitel Was Most Influential and Knew About Pogroms, Slaves

Two Parlors To  Seat Officers   Native Daughters And Sons Meet Jointly Wednesday Nicht At Macnnic Hall

Bymes Suggests _ Russians Change   Molotov Discusses Adriatic Problems

Big-Four Blocked  By Trieste Issue   Byrnes Asks Molotov To Modify Stand

LOCAL OFFICERS CRACKING DOWN ©  Heavy Fines Assessed As 35 ‘Liquor Cases Filed In City

LaVonne Roether Wes Hist Scoring: Pupil; Mrs, Ressle ‘Womack Is The Teacher ~

Resume Session  On Coal   Wildcat Strikes Watched  - By ~Officials In Washinaton

RESUME MINE PARLEY TODAY      Govt. Officials Hope Talks Will Wildcat Walkouts Idling 10,000 Men

Resumption Of Soft Coal Negotiations  Due Today   Government Hopes Wildcat Walkouts Will End Abruptly; 10.000 Men Idle

Coal Negotia tors Strive To End Wildcat Walkouts   Lewis Expected to Delay Appearance at Conference ‘Table Until Krug Returns from West ‘Coast on Thursday

Senafe Takes Up Labor Law   Feeling Tense Over Coal Strike Results, Members Bring Measure to Calendar

Senate Plans New Labor Bill Action   Writing Of Measure Will Follow Vote On British Loan

—STRIKE LEGISLATION— Senators Begin Writing New Labor Disputes Lau

Draft Act in House is Blocked   Extension to Be Taken Up on Next Monday

Senate To Write New Labor Disputes Law After British Loan Vote Today   Senators Tense And In No Mood To Be Denied A Hand At Ending Coal Strike; Many Comments

SENATE TODAY CLEARS DECKS TO WRITE NEW LABOR LAWS   Senator Lucas Leads Attack On John L. Lewis In Pushing Action

‘Senate Rushes Draft Extension and British Loan Vote So It Can Act on Present Labor Situation

Protest Slows Quick Action On Draft Law   Objection By Rep. Sheridan Blocks Immediate Vote On Extension. _   -NO UNANIMOUS VOTE

Senators in  Mood to Pass Strike Law   Case Strike Bill to  Be Only Beginning As Many Amendments Receive Backing

Senate Ready To Enact New Walkout Law   Tense Over Effects Of Coal Strike, Solons Expect To Begin Bill Today

Senate Ready To Draft New Labor Law   Soon as British toan Bill Disposed Of, Chamber to Turn Immediately to Strike Control Subject

Senate in Mood to Put Teeth in New Labor Legislation   Solons Prepared to Drop Everything Else And Start Job of, Writing New Law

DRAFT MEASURE AWAITS HOUSE'S FINAL DECISION   Solon Bloc’:s Immediate Action on Extension—Vote May Come Monday

Senate Moves Toward New Strike Law   Decks Cleared for Opening Discussions by Midafternoon

Solons Ready fo Get Tough About Strike Situation  Even Hot Laborites Agree Lewis May Undo Many Gains

Tense Senate; Irked By Consequences of  Coal Strike, To Draft New Labor Law

HOUSE MILITARY COMMITTEE OK'S DRAFT EXTENSION   SENATE-PASSED BILL, EXTENDS SELECTIVE SERVICE UNTIL JULY 

Senate 0.K. Is Put On British Loan   Writing Of An AntiStrike Measure Next On Upper Chamber’ s Slate.   WASHINGION (A?) «= The senate passed and sent to the house today legislation authorizing a $3,750,000,000 loan to Great Britain.

Draft Extension Wins Approval   House Military Committee Okays Senate-Passed Resolution Today

Senate Clears Way to Begin Writing Labor Disputes Law  Senator Lucas Offers Amendment Tr Put Tooth Intn Anti.térike 23H]

Drastic Labor Bills Set For Consideration Af ter Extending Draft Llatil July.

Congress Tense Over Coal Mine Strike Paralysis   BUSINESS OF SENATE TC INCLUDE LABOR MEASURES

New Measure to Control Strikes Being Prepared   Group Opposed to Production Payment:

Drastic Labor I Bills Set - For Consideration’ After Extending Draft - Until Julv. '

Objection Stops House Action on Draft Extension   Group to Consider Measure on Monday

DRASTIC ACTION TO CURB LABOR DISPUTES SEEN   LUCAS SAYS UNIONS STAND TO LOSE ALL GAINS OF LATE YEARS

Senate Seeks PlanToPrevent Strikes From Interfering With Public Welfare, Convenience

Blocked Action  On Draft   Member of Military Committee Objects  To Request for Consent to Quick Action

House Action On Extension Strikes Snag   Consideration Expected To Come Next Monday

Senate Tense Over Effects Of Coal Strike   Case Strike Contro! Bill Passed Weeks Ago By House Is Hauled Out

SENATE CLEARS DECKS TO WHIP UP STRIKE CURB   Many Amendments, Most With Heavy Backing, Will Be Offered To Case Strike Control Bill.

SENATE RUSHES NEW LABOR ACT   Will Work On Action Today After British Loan Vote

Anti-Strike Bill Is Up In Senate   Stiff Control Measure Appears Likely To Emerge

SENATE READY TO DRAFT NEW LABOR STATUTE   Framework to Be Case Strike Control Bill Passed by House.

SENATE T0 ACT TODAY ON LABOR DISPUTES LAW   Rushes Draft Extension Bill Through, to Clear Up Loan Issue Before Debate

‘House May Take Up July 1 Bill Monday   Discussions Indicate Attempt May Be Made to Amend Stop-Gap Legislation by Banning Teen-Agers

House Stalls Draft Bill   Objection Prevents Approval Of Senate Bill For Extension

Action on Draft Meets House Delay   Quick Vote Is Blocked by Sheridan; Measure Now Slated to Come Up for Consideration Monday

HOUSE BLOCKED ON ACTION FOR DRAFT DECISION   Sheridan Objects te Immediate Vote for Stap-Gap Proposal

INISTERS HOPE ATIONS SULVE WN PROGLEMS   Byrnes, Bevin To Endorse Deal On South Tyrol

ARTHUR BESSE SAYS  OPA SUPPORTERS ARE  GUILTY OF “HOKUM” SETS OFF LOUD ROW  IN SENATE BANKING COM MITTEE UPAPRING

Charge of ‘Hokum’ By Witness Brings Angry Responses   Tobey, Barkley Loud in Replies, Capehart Refers To Bowles, Porter Charges

WORD BATTLES MAAK. SENATE BODY HEARING   Wool Man Starts Wrangle Testifying Against OPA Claims.

Hokum Charge Is Hurled At Hearing   Manufacturers’ Chief Sets Off Loud Row At Committee Meeting

New Amendments Start Word Row   Agency Supporters Claim Public Wants Continuance

Manufacturer ees ‘Hokum’ n OPA Fight   Vational Association Of Wool Manufacturers Head Sets Off Row At Hearing.

Says OPA Backers Police Investigate ‘Guilty of Hokum’ Chicago Shootina:

ANGRY SHOUTS INTERRUPT OPA BILL HEARING   ‘Hokum’ Claim Brings Quick Rebuttal From Unit Leaders

“Hokum” Charge Touches Off Row At OPA Hearing   Wool Manufacturer i in Tiff with Senators-.~ Hope for Agency Seen In Mail fran Public

HOKUM CHARG SETS OFF ROM IN OPA PROBE   Businessman Calls Backers of Agency Guilty; Sotons Join in Uproar,

Price Control Backers Called Guilty Of Hokum   Fight Over Crippling Amendments Brings A Heated Clash.

SENATORS ON OPA MERITS   Witness Says Supporters Of Agency Guilty Of ‘Hokum’

‘Hokum’ Charge Against OPA Supporters Sets Off Row in Committee Hearing

Word Row In OPA  Hearing   Manufacturers’ Head Calls Those Who Support OPA Guilty of ‘Hokum’

Solons Resent Testimony Of Business Man   Price Chief Says Opposition Has Hit High Point’

His Charge Of ‘Hokum’ Starts Row  Hearings Started On OPA T aoielatia

Solons Resent Testimony Of Business Man  Price Chief Says Opposition Hos

‘Hokum’ Charge Sets Off Wrangle At OPA Hearing   Senator Says Public Protests May. Rescue Price Control: Bill

“Hokum” Charge by Beese Stirs Bitter Debate   Tobey Refuses Testimony of Wool Manufacturers’ Head as Hearings Open

BARKLEY IN DEFENSE OF OPA POLICY   Wool Manufacturer, Kentucky Senator in Word Battle

Charge Brings Hot Dispute At Hearing   Opposition At High Point, Porter Tells Workers At Capital

Legislation Taken Up in Senate Unit   industrialist Says OPA Support Is Hokum, and Senators Protest.

War of Words Adds Spice to OPA Hearing   Wool Manufacturers’ President Sets Off Tiff With Hokum Charge

‘Charge of ‘Hokum’ Sets Off Row   Wool Makers Head Testifies Before Senate Committee

Wool Expert Calls Support Of Agency ‘Hokum’; Members OF Committee Voice Rebuke

resident of National Association of Wool Manu_ facturers Dennounces Opponents  ORTER IS OPTIMISTIC

Bridston Tops Langer   N. D. Senator Trails In Primary; Nye Concedes His Defeat

Red Occupation Troops Rated  Too Numerous   Soviet Policy Believed Aimed at Keeping Army In Conanered Lands

Byrnes Unable To Break Up Soviet Moyes   “British Official Sees Russian Scheme to Abandon Treaty Plan

RED MANEUVER IS PREDICTED   Diplomats Say Soviets Want To Keep Armies In Europe

Ba p tists Will QO pen Sessions Tn Birmingham   Church Will Lay Stress On - Edueation And Lay men’s Work

Alabama Baptists ‘Look To Future’  State’s Convention Will Open Tomorrow

Truman Labor Bill. Passed Minus Draft   Senate Removes ‘Club’ Feature, Votes 6L to 20

Draft Feature Is Removed; Measure Now Goes Back to House; Compromise May Be Difficult

NEW MEASURE GAINS 61-20 MARGIN   House Balks, Waits Action On Case Anti-Strike Law   DRAFT LABOR   Proviso, Called Big Club Of Program, Excluded; Seniority Issue Out

EFFORTS OF FOES TO EXTRACT MORE TEETH DEFEATED   BILL AUTHORIZES ENFORCEMENT OF NO-STRIKE BAN

Modified Bill Is Passed by Senate   Labor-Draft Provision I: * Stricken From Truman  ~. Emergency Plan   MAY DELAY IN HOUSE   Members Would Learn Tru+ man’s Intentions on the  a Case Bill-

ORAS F-LABOR  PROVISO SNIPPED FROM MEASURE   Delay Seen On Bill Pending Presidential Action On Case Act

Bill Approved By 61-20 Vote Sent To House   Lower Chamber Is Expected To Delay Further Action

Delay Indicated Until Action on Case Proposal   Strike-Draft Item Removed b, Vote Of Upper Chamber

House May Delay Vote Until Truman Decides On Case Act   Senators Finally Approve Measure by 61 to 20 Count After Striking Out Draft Provision

Senate Version Of Labor Bill irks Members   MODIFIED STRIKE LAW PASSED BY UPPER BODY

Temperatures   Senate Approves Diluted Version Of Truman’s Law   Measure Goes to House Shorn of Draft Provision; Representatives May Wait Until President Acts on Case Measure

Draft Plan Out of Bill Passed by Group Today   Also Eliminate Section on Senior. ity Rights; Differs From House Measure

Senate for A Modified Labor Bill   Bill Passed Today fs Minus the Draft Labor Prevision--House May Balk

‘Truman Bill Diluted from Original Form   Law Passed After Week Of Bitter Argument And Final Session Lasting After Midnight

STRIKE BILL 70 HOUSE FOR OK ON AMENDMENT   Senators Refuse Truman Authority for Drafting Strikers Into Service

‘Senate Favors Diluted:Version of Truman’s Labor Bill; House Awaits Disposal of Case Bill

Senate OK’s Modified Anti-Strike Bill    Hard Coal, Maritime Conference Scheduled

House Awaiting Truman's Action   Draft Clause, Seniority Right Stricken in Senate’s Version

Modified Truman Labor Bill Given Senate Approval   House Is Expected To Await Presidential Action On Measure

Draft Clause Stricken in Late Session   House Must Now Approve Or Measure Will Go to Conference; Action May Await Case Bill Fate

Week of Bitfer Debate Follows House Passage  Diluted Version of Treiman Praaram

Act Returns To House For Approval   Diluted Measure Must Face Doubtful Future in Few Days

Senate O. K. On Weak Labor Bill   House May Hold Off  Action On Legislation  To See How President Will Treat Case Bill

Approves Modified Form of Emergency  Labor Legislation   Senate Version Vastly Different From One Passed by House

SENATE APPROVES DILUTED LABOR BILL  House Reaction Depends on Case

Senate Bill On Labor Is Passed, 61-20   Diluted Version of President Truman’s Labor Program Is Passed—Goes Back Now to House.

Emergency Program Is Approved In Session That Lasted After Midnight

Senate Passes Diluted Version Of Truman Bil   Draft-Labor And Profit Measures Are Not Approved

Week’s Fight Ends in Wee Hours; Truman Program Meets Shakeup As Provisions Receive Stripping

  —LABOR—  Strike Bill Stalled © In House   Diluted Version Awaits Action ‘On Case Measure

Measure Given Approval After Bitter Argument   Vastly Different From Program Acted On By House; Authority Cut

SENATE SENDS ITS DILUTED  LABOR BILL T0 HOUSE TODAY   Senators Knocked Out Labor-Draft And Seniority— Denial Provisions

Mining, Shipping Major Problems On Labor Front   No Settlements Indicated; Schedule Conferences Aimed At Agreements

House Awaits Truman Move On Case Bil   Striker-Draft Clause Stricken From Measure

SENATE LABOR BILL FROWNEZ GN BY HOUSt   Solons Seem to Balk at Modified Version of Their Act Until They Know Truman's Views on Case Measure.

Beat Efforts to Extract More Of Bill’s Teeth   ‘Truman Legislation Wins Approval 61-20 Early Today

SENATE PASSES NEW LABOR LAW; DIFFERS FROM TRUMAN PLAN  HOUSE BILL PROVIDING  DRAFT OF STRIKERS IS CHANGED RADICALLY

HOUSE AWAITS CASE DECISION BEFORE ACTING   Move For Drafting Strikers Among Proposals That Legislators Erase

Watered-Down Version Of Truman Emergency Labor  Bill Gets. Senate’s “O.K.”

White House Conference  Held Today   Both Lewis and Operators Must Be Satistied

White House Conference This Morning   243 More Mine Shut Down, Bringing Total To Over 2,100

Almost Half Of Coal Mines  Immobilized   Picture Not Rosy as  Thousands of Miners Quit Work Following Federal Seizure Ordet

Third of Coal Miners Idle Despite Seizure   White ‘House Conference Seeks To Work Out Wage Contract: Acceptable to Both Sides, But Chances of Averting New Crise Are Not Racy:

U. S. Works “a i aewdee For Miners   White House Seeks Agreement Satisfactory To Both Sides

Mine Shutdowns Add To Worries  Of Government   Strike Picture Not Rosy As Truce Deadline  Nears

Mine Shutdowns In Nation on Increase  After U.S. Seizure   (By Associated Press)

Chances for Coal Accord Growing Dim   Miners Leaving Pits Constantly Growling Despite Seizure

White House Conference Seeking To Produce Acceptable Coal Contract

Gov't Striving For Pact With John L. Lewis   Half Of Coal Pits Idle In Adyance Of Truce Deadline

WORK STOPPAGE BEGINS DESPITE FEDERAL SEIZURE  a mtsewenntraseae ARH eC   GOVERNMENT STRIVES TO AVERT COMPLETE SHUTDOWN OF PITS

Coal Settlement Sought By U. S. On New Basis   EFFORTS CONTINUE IN HOPE TO PREVENT STRIKE

NEW WALKOUTS ADD TO WOES IN COAL PEACE BID   Thousands Of Miners Leave Pits: Krug Offers Little Hope Of Settlement

Third of Soft Coal Miners Are Off Work   White House Meeting Trying to Work Out Wage Contract

THIRD OF PIT DESERTED Aa PARLEYS ORAL   Coal Situation Grows Dark: er as Mine Union Truce Nears End.

Many Coal Miners Quit Pits   White House Conference Seeks To Find Solution

ACCEPTABLE T0 LEWIS OPERATORS   A White House Conference Sought This Solution Today.   THEY MET THIS MORNING   The Picture Was Not Rosy, Secretary of the Interior Krug Said.

SEEKS WAGE CONTRACT FOR MINERS   ’ Picture Not Rosy As Miners Idle Desnite Seizure

Work to Settle Strike Before  Truce Expires   Arrange 4 p, m, Meeting Today With Lewis, UMW President

MINES CLOSING DOWN BEFORE TRUCE DEADLINE   Government Holds Another Conference in Attempt to Avert Shutdown

Coal Parley Convenes at White House   Interior Secretary Can Offer Only a Guarded ‘‘Hope’’--Miners Leave Pits

Over Third Of Soft Coal Pits Lacking Miners   White House Conference   Today Seeking to Work Out Wage Contract Acceptable to Both Sides   Picture Not Rosy, Interior Head Says   Time On 12-Days Truce I: Rapidly Running Out; Lewis Makes No Move to Keep Men In Pits

Many Mines Not Open Despite U. §. Seizure   Wage Contract Still Being Sought In White House Session

Mine Shutdowns Spread As Gov't Works For Settlement   Lewis Presents Wage Terms Sought and Gov't Officials Take  ~ Them Under Study.

WHITE HOUSE PARLEY SEEKS WAGE TERMS   Thousands of Workers Quit Pits Despite Lewis “Truce’

Lewis Truce Deadline Ends On Saturday   Picture Not Rosy As Government Strives For Agreement With Boss Of Mine Union

Seek Wage Plan Acceptable To Lewis, Miners   Third of Coal Men Idle Despite U. S. Seizure of Mines

MINERS HOLD TO LEWIS’ DEMANDS   Officials Face Added Woes As Truce Ends Saturday   WORKERS   Quit Additional 243 Mines: Krug And Morreel Weigh Newly-Stated Terms

More Soft Coal Mines Shutdown   Spreading Wave Adds To Government’s Woes; Picture Not Bright

CONFERENCE ON PAY PROPOSAL HEID BY KRIIP   Miners Leaving Pits Because of Federal  ‘Seizure During Truce

Miners Shun Pits as Work Halt Spreads   Government Seizure Effect Discouraging; Weich Lewis Terms

Mine Shutdowns Spread As. Govt Works For Settlement      —e- «  Lewis Presents Wage  Terms Sought sand  Govt Officials Take Them Under Study.

Pit Shutdewns Add To Krug’s Woes In Effort To Win Accord   Manacers Of Mines Weigh New Terms Offered By Lewis

Miners’ Strike Negotiations  In Deadlock   More Than Third Of Miners Idle As Lewis, Operators Meet,

SHUTDOWNS IN COAL MINES  SPREAD UNDER GOVT CONTROL   Government Boss. Krug, Promises Little Hope To Extend Truce

More Mines Are Idle [Every Day   ‘Situation in Coal Strike Shows No Gain As New Conferences Seek Solution

White House Seeks Coal Strike Solution  Mare Than Third at Minec Idle Despite Government Seizure: Truce Nears End

WORKERS LEAVE PITS AS IDLED COLUMNS MOUNT   U. S. Estimates One-Third Of Miners Out; Krug Weighs Demands

Spreading Wave Of Shutdowns Hits Soft Coal Pits; Government Has Gloomy Outlook; Hope All Mines Will Not Close.

Third of Nation's CoalMiners Idle   More Pits Close Despite Seizure by Government

TALKS CONTINUE AS MINERS EYE DEADLINE DATE   More Than Third of Coal Workers Idle — Strike Picture ‘Not Rosy’

Baldwin and Tonganoxie _ Are Among Kansas . Towns Named ‘ .   FUNDS NOT AVAILABLE

Baldwin and Tonganoxie Are YAmong Kansas Towns Named   FUNDS NOT AVAILABLE

Police Hold 2 In Degnan Kidnap Case   Former Reformatory Inmate Says Roommate, Another Abducted Child

S ott oe ESTES  Former Reformatory Inmate ‘Tells Police that Roommate and Another Man Committed Crime — Authorities Quicken Investigafon into Kidnaping and Death.

Two Arrested For Grilling In Kidnaping   One-Time Inmates Of Reform School Are Held

KIDNAP SUSPECT NAMES TWO PALS IN DEGNAN CAS   Chicago Police Doubt Story of Ex-Reformatory Inmate but Hold Pair   THIRD IS NOT IDENTIFIED   Informant Says Pair Planned Kidnaping but Denies He Participated

 2 Accused of Degnan Murder by “Accomplice ;’ Woman Begs ‘for Rescue from Kidnapers

Police Doubt Youth’s Tale Is Reliable   Both Accused Men Claim Alibis, But Admit Phone Call

Police Skeptical of .x-Ketormatory Inmates tory  Says Roommate Nabbed Suzanne

MAIL SERVICE TO BE BETTER ON NOVEMBER 1   Emmitsburg, Rocky Ridge Residents Are Promised   a   STAR-ROUTE MEETS TRAIN AT THURMONT

Soviet Russia Assails U.S. for Maintaining ~ Armed Force in China

ASKS SECURITY COUNCIL ACTION ON ‘SITUATION   Brazilian Delegate Hits Gromyko With Sharp  Denial Response

Soviet Blasts Stay  Of U..S. Soldiers On Non-Enemvy Soil   Brazil’s Delegate to U. N. Gives Sharp Reply As Gromyko Says ‘Wave of Protests’ Made  At Continued Precanre af Teanens

ACCUHIZ Tdlihs In Non-Enemy States Is Hit  Presence Of Troops In China, Iceland And Latin America Assailed   “WAVE OF PROTESTS,” GROMYKO DECLARES   U.N. Council Fails To Act On Resolution Advanced By Soviet Delegate

Disposition Of Troops Causes Storm In Council   ‘Russia Assails Presence of Yanks On Allied Soil;  Brazilian Replies

RUSSIA OBJECTS 10 U. 5. KEEPING TROOPS IN CHINA   Gromyko Says Truman and   ‘Byrnes Promised Withdrawal After Japs Had Been Disarmed.   YANKS’ PRESENCE IN . ICELAND ALSO HIT   Soviet Charges American and British Occupation of Foreign Lands Has  Brought Protests.

Russia_Calls For Removal  U.S. Troops’   Brazilian Delegate Makes Heated Argu: _ment Against the Proposal of Gromyko. Poland Backs Soviet

Gromyko Asks Information On Disposition of Allied Units in Non-Enemy States

Gromyko Asks Action of U.N. Council.   No Decision Is Made on Resolution Seeking Inforrnation

Russia Wants U.S, Soldiers Removed   Protests the Presence of Troops in Non-Enemy States

Voluntary Rationing Not To Be Adequate, Lehman States   Director General of UNRRA Says More Formal] Ef. forts May Have to be Made to Prevent Starvation Abroad

British Find Arms Cache In Tel Aviv   Synagog Used As Hiding Place

British Find Arms Cache Under Tel Aviv Synagoq   Prohe False Wall

Tel Aviv Gives Up Arms Cache   ‘Guns Found Under Bigges! Svnarocune in Holy Tand

~—TRLAMIVTAKEN   Foraing Equipment, Bonds Found In Great Jewish Synanooue

Arms Cache Found Beneath  Great Tel Aviv Synagogue   Chaplain of Church of England Accompanies Raiders —-Weapons end Ammunition Discovered in Synagogue Basement

British Find Arms Cache Under Tel Aviv Synagogue   Bullets and Uniforms Found Mixed Up With Bedding, Religious Literature;  Search Continues; 22-Hour Curfew On

WEAPONS FOUND AT SYNAGOGUE   Arms Cache Discovered In Tel Aviv Manhunt For Terrorists

British Continue Search In Holy Land Arms Found In Big Jewish Synagoque

British Find Arms Cache In Tel Avit   Searchers Discover Munitions Dump Under Synagogue, Along With Equipment For Forging Government Bonds

Engineers To Keep Law If ‘trike Voled   Consider Taking Strike Vote; Trainnten Have Already Authorized Vote

Rail Engineers Are Pledged to ‘Abide by Law’   Federal Action Looms In Event Trainmen Approve: Walkout

Will Observe Law If Strike Comes, Rail Chief Says   Truce Will Be Created by Fact-Finding Emergency Board Is Current Belief

Contract Broker Tells of Steps To Get Surplus   Fields Allowed To Follow Form Witness Claims

Gilrein Admits Aiding Fields To Obfain Wire  Discharged Officia Says He Ordered Allocation Svetem

Ex-WAA Man   Testifies In Probe   Gilrein Says He Ordered Use of Prior  System  Tt f@F a2 FR t#eale FRILL?

WAA Official lanored Policy He Testifies  Stuck To Old ‘System In Filling Surplus Orders

WAA Official Admits Order Railroaded   Former Surplus Disposal Manager Favored Fields

A SUDDEN BREAK IN FAIR WEATHER   Snow Fell Over Northern Missouri Today; Mercury Drop Tonight.

Report Clashes In Manchuria   Chinese Communist Says Fighting Is Under Way

Chiang’s Troops Capture Jukao in Kiangsu Province   Communist Spokesman Gives No Confirmation  Of Loss of Base

Maj. Hornbostel Wins Permission To Remain With Wife While She Undergoes Treatment at S.F.

Congress to’  Act Quickly   Speaker Rayburn Says Labor Bill. May Pass Today

“We Will Work For Government,” Declare Union Chiefs_In-Abandoning Truman’s Offer For Emergency Board Award   Want To Cooperate, Truman Told

GOP Polling Cabine On Elimination Of War Power Acts  Congress Expected ~ To Take Quick . Actian in January

Poll Cabinet On War Power   Republicans Check On Some That May be Cut Off

REPUBLICANS POLL CABINET IN TEST TO END-WAR-ACTS   Want to Determine What Powers Should Be Junked or Kent on Books

TRUMAN'S WAR POWERS UNDER GOP SCRUTINY   Republican Poll Designed T« Pave Way for Slashing ‘Obsolete’ Controls

Republicans Questioning Truman Cabinet On Which Emergency War Powers Can Now Be Discontinued

GOP Planning to Cut Emergency War Powers   Poll Truman Cabinet As to Whick Measures Can Be Eliminntadd

Check Cabinet On Cutting War Powers   Republicans Seeking Information On What Can Be Terminated

Surv ey Is Begun On War Powers   Cabinet Polled to Ascertain Which Can be Terminated

‘Republicans Ask Which War Power: ‘Can Be Cut Off   Senator _Wiley Has Sent  Inquiries to Members of Cabinet and, General Bradley

CABINET POLLED ON WAR POWERS   Questioned As ~ To Which Can Be Safely Cut Off

G.OP. Polls Cabinet On Which Emergency War Powers Can Be Abolished

GOPs Polling Cabinet on . War Powers   Want to Know Which Can Be Safely Cut Off and Which Should Continue; Would Help New Congress

GOP Polls Cabinet on  What War Powers Can Safely Be Discontinued

G. 0. P. Makes Survey To Determine What War Controls Can Be Lifted

Republicans Poll Cabinet On What War Powers Can End   Senator Wiley Sends Out Questionnaires

Jury Finds Dillon Couple Guilty  Judge to Pronounce Gantancea Mnananu

Jury Finds Dillon Couple Guilty  Judge to Pronounce Sentence Monday

PROBERS - CALL MINISTER IN BILBO - INQUIRY   Senators Want Data on New ‘Church Mississipian Constructed

Bilbo Pastor Summoned As Probe Witness   BAPTIST MINISTER GIVES TESTIMONY AT HEARING

Minister Of Dream Church Takes Stand   Successful Airport Builders Reciprocate For Bilbo’s Help In  Landing Contracts

GIETS_OF WAR_C 8 TO. SENATOR'S CHURCH ENTERS INTO THE  HEARING —

Mississippi Baptist - Minister' ts: Summoned In Bilbo Bribe: Case

Former Secretary To Senator Bilbo Will Be Witness   Key Figure In Some Of Sen- ator’s Contract Operations To Be Heard  By Committee   CONTRACTOR'S GIFTS ARE BEING PROBED

Permission Sought To File Charges Against Bilbo Aide   Contempt Accusation To Be Pushed Against  Former a

Former Bilbo Aide May Face Charges   Terry Refuses to Tell Board Whereabouts of Election Fund

SENATE WAR INVESTIGATING GROUP’S  ATTORNEYS ASK AUTHORITY TO FILE. ‘ICONTEMPT CHARGES AGAINST THERRY

A CONTEMPT CASE AGAINST TERRY SOUGHT   Counsel for Committee Probing Bilbo’s Activities Asks Right to File Proceedings Against the Senator’s Ex-Secretary.

Action Based on Refusal to Tell What Became. of $15,000 Which He Said New Yorker Gave to Him

CONTEMPT CHARGE LIKELY TO BE PUT INT “DE ie A a         Attorneys Seek Authority tc File Charges Against Former Secretary

ASK AUTHORITY TO CITE TERRY FOR CONTEMPT IN BILBO CASE   Action Based On Refusal To Tell About $15,000  Campaign Fund

Terry May Face Count Of Conte-api   Action Against Bilbo’s Ex-Aide Sought by Senate Lowvers.

Refusal To Tell Disposition of Money Is Cited   Former Secretary to Bilbo Clashes With Solons on Testimony

Ex-Aide On Spot Over $15,000...  Ask Permission To File Contempt Case Against Terry In Bilbo Affair

Contempt for Terry Asked   Attorney For Senate Group Seek Action Against Bilbo Aide

Attorneys for the Senate War Investigation Committee Asks Permission.   HE REFUSED TO TALK   Failed to Answer Question What Become of $15,000.

Seek to Cite Ex-Bilbo Aide   Senate Probers Ask Authority to File Contempt Charges

Probe Committee Seeking To Bring Contempt Count Against Bilbo’s Ex-Aide

Senate Committee Seeks Contempt Action Against Ex-Bilbo Secretary

Seek Contempt Writ Against Sen. Bilbo Aide   Perjury Charge Against Terry Urged By Rep. Mead On $15,000 Debt

Ask Permission to File Contempt Case Against Bilbo’s Ex-Secretary

Ask Authority To Cite Terry. For Contempt    Bilbo’s Former Secretary Refused To Tell What Became of Money Given by. New Yorke

Kick-back Act Doesn't Affect Union Activities   Court Rules Labor Leader: Can't Be Prosecuted under Law

Kick-Back Act Does Not Apply To Union Heads   Can’t Be Prosecuted Under Federal Act,  Supreme Court Rules

UPHOLD UNION IN FUNDS CASE   Rules Leaders Cannot Be Held Under Kick-Back Act for Taking Money

KICK-BACK ACT EXEMPTS UNIONS   Supreme Court Gives 5-3 Decision in Case  Of Union Leaders

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  By FRANK R. KENT   What “Grave Mistake’?

Marshall Confers With Two Factions   U. S. Ships, Planes To Move Forces of Chiang

Conviction of Groups Is U.S. Demand   Nazi Bodies Are Described as ‘Nests of War’

>rosecutor. Terms Them Potential Nests of War; Defense Says 7,000,000 Men Involved.

U. S. Demands Conviction Of 6 Nazi Organizations   Jackson Says German General Staff, Reich Cabinet, Gestapo, Others Are Potential War Nests

' Conviction of Six Organizations  ; Demanded by U. S. at Nuernbereg

Poland Claims Hc: Refugees Are Exposed to War   Systematic Propagande Being Spread for — Displaced Persons

Poland Claims Hc: Refugees Are Exposed to War  Systematic Propagand   Systematic Propagandc Being Spread for Displaced Persons

POLES SAY REFUGEES PROPAGANDIZED WITt “SEEDS OF NEW WAR”  UNRRA ASKED TO CUT: OFF AID TO THOSE WHO WON’T GO HOME

POLAND CLAIMS HER REFUGEES PROPAGANDIZED   Pole Delegates to UNRRA  "Parley Claims Irresponsible ‘Trouble Makers Are Sowing Seeds of Ancther War

MARRIAGE OPPOSED   Polish Claims Are Presented  War Seeds Sown UNRRA {Is Told

UNRRA Takes Up Long-Simmering Refugee Problem   Sentiment Mounts For Ex-Enemies to Receive Food Last

Kier v Crosses he ’ : T ™ Light Up Sky  At Birmingham   No Reasons Given For Display In Sections Surrounding Magie City

WHERE T0 PUT ONE HOUSEBOAT   Land-locked Craft Starts Town Dispute

EIGHTY VOICES TO SING IN ‘MESSIAH’ 5TH TIME SUNDAY   20 Churches Take Part In Chicago Heights Yule Concert

ORATORIO 10 BE OFFERED FIFTH TIME   Forerunner of Annual Christmas Season Pageantry   FINAL DRILL HELD

South Winner In Ruling On Freight Rates   Petition To Set Aside Order Denied By Federal Court

Dismiss Freight Rate Petition   Move of 9 Northeastern States to Set Aside Order Thrown Out

South Wins Great Victory. In Freight Rate Dispute  Court Dismisses Northern Petition

FREIGHT RATE PLEA DENIED   Court Dismisses Petition Of Nine Northeastern States

Suit To Bar Equal Rates Thrown Out   Federal District Court Dismisses Action By Northeastern States

POLICE LAY CHARGE AGAINST MOTORIST   George H. Lau, New Oxford, Aeccused In Connection With Hit Run Collision Here

VERMONT WOMAN SLAIN BY HUSBAND   University Matron Shot ‘on Burlington Street

BARKLEY ASKS ACTION BEFORE NIGHTFALL.   Indicates Belief Truman Will. Sign Bill Promptly

SHORT DEBATE IS REQUESTED TO SPEED VOTI   COMPROMISE EXTENSION MEASURE MAY BE SENT TO WHITE HOUSE BY NIGHTFALL

PARTY MEMBERS BECOME ACTIVE   Members of Two Major Political Parties File Petitions for Nomin. ation in May Primary Election.

PLANE GREWMEN UNABLE TO TALK   All Reported in Critical Condition Monday

Southern Democrats Win—  Filibustering Solons Put Away Their Throat Drops

Bombers Crash In Maneuvers: 25 To 30 Dead   2 Liberators Were Prac: ticing With Fighter Before Accident

UPWARDS OF 30 ARE KILLED IN COLLISION   Two Big Four-Molored Navy Pianes Crash Inia Each Other In Maneuvers Over Florida

20 LIVES ARE LOST IN GRASH OF BOMBERS   Two Planes Collide In Wooded Sector Over State of Florida

CHINESE TRIBES HOLDING FLIERS   Wild Lolos Reported Using Yanks as Slaves

Labor Hints It May Switch iTo Wallace or Sen. Pepper  i CIO Chief Attacks Truman's Proposal: ' Even Republicans Question Labor Curb

Unions Seeking TopMen  In Race   Wallace - Pepper Are Most Likely For Support

UNIONS FROTH OVER TRUMAN   Threaten To Switch Allegiance to Another Standard Bearer   LABOR BILL DELAYED

Unions Indicate They May Shiff Their Backing   Wallace And Pepper Mentioned; Murray Blasts At Proposal

Big Unions Boil Over as Result  Of Truman Move Talk Wallace and Pepper as Possible ce ,  are mpnanc i4

Unions, Irked With Truman. Start Search   Big Unions, Still Boiling, Drop Hints They Will Switch—Wallace and Pepner Mentioned.

Unions Boiline Over Truman s Labor Action  Switch Of Favar To Wallace Or  Pannear Minted

More Criticism Leveled At Labor ‘Draft. Preposal.   Republicans, Nationa i “Farmers Union; Phillip «Murray, Other Groups _ Protest. .

Big Unions Hint They May — Seek New Standard Bearer; Wallace, Pepper Mentioned:   Handling Of Strike Emergency Might End 13-Year-Old Labor-Democratic Coalition

Major Unions Hint They May Seek New Presidential Hope   Storm = Following = Truman’s Strong Pleas Goes on Unabated

Labor Leaders Boiling Mad At Truman Policy   HINT DROPPED ABOUT SHIFT TO HENRY WALLACE

Labor Unions, Boiling Mad, May Make Standard Bearers of Sen. Pepper or Wallace

Big Unions, Boiling with Wrath at President, May Shift Allegiance

ANGRY UNIONS HINT AT SHIFT FAM TAUNAK   Wallace, Pepper Mentioned as Possible Prospects for New Leader.

a HINTS NEW STANDARD BEARER LIKELY   Wallace, Pepper Mentioned As Speculation Mounts On Truman Future

However, It’s Too Early to Tell If Handling of Strike. Emergency Has Ended  Dema-!I ahar Hanevmoaan

‘Unions Hint They May Seek a New Standard Bearer   Names of Wallace And Pepper Heard As Labor Threatens To Shift Alleciance

Big Unions, Boiling Mad at Truman, Hint Support of Wallace or Pepper

Big Unions Hint At Switch in 1948   Wallace or Sen. Pepper Gain Support, Belief

TRUMAN'S LABOR PROGRAM RAISES POLITICAL STORM  UNIONS HINT SWITCH   UNIONS HINT SWITCH TO WALLACE, PEPPER AS STANDARD BEARERS

Big Unions Drop Hints   Democrats Furnished Food For Thought as Republicans Appear to Be Seizing Situation

Labor Trend in Tangle Watched   Unions Drop Hints The Won't Back Truman ln 19428

Big Unions Tum Political Guns — on President   Wallace or Pepper as Candidate in 1948, Is Threat

Labor Politics Boil With Wrath   Unions May Find New Standard Beorer

Big Unions M; ay Switch From Truman To Wallace   Secretary Of Commerce And Senator Pepper Appear To Head List Of Those Acceptable To Leaders Whose Wrath With President Spreads

Union Wrath May Be Hint Of Switches   Swing Away from Truman to Other Leader Is Seen

Big Unions May Change ‘Candidates   Irke at Truman for Labor Bill; Wallace And Pepper Mentioned

BIG UNIONS MAY PICK CANDIDATE TO RUN IN 1948   Wallace, Pepper Mentioned a: New Standard Bearer Against Truman

BIC UNIONS  HINT THEY MAY SWITCH TO NEW POLITICAL HEAD   May Look With Favor On Pepper Or Wallace; Flay  Truman’s Action

Philip Murray Blasts Truman   Saturday Speech Is Still Drawing Fire

Big Unions: Angered By: Truman, Hi’; They May: Seek New Standard Bearer

General Feeling Is That It's Too Early To Tell .Whether Rail Strike Has Ended 13-Year Coalition

Big Unions Seek Candidate For Fight on Truman   Wallace and Pepper Head List of Labor Standard Bearers

Big Unions May Desert Camp of Harry Truman   Flood of Criticisms Hint They May Seek New Standard Bearer

LABOR MAY BACK WALLACE OR SEN, PEPPER IN 1948   Hints Are Dropped That Unions’ Pollitical Allegiance May Be Switched From President Truman In Coming Campaign.

Prisoners Give Up After Riot   More Than Thirty Guards Were Held As Hostages  By Italian Prisoners

2,900 Rioting Ttaly Conviets Give Up Fight   Held Qut Four Days: Guards Held as Hostages Uninjured; Small Group  Continues Battle

2,500 Prison Rioters Give Up   Small Group of Gangsters Still Holding Out at Milan

RIOTERS SURRENDER PRISON AFTER FOUR DAYS USE AS FORT  HOSTAGES GIVEN UP, CONVICTS MARCH OUT  A@ TARWC ARTA! mnr

2,900 OF PRISON RIOTERS GIVE UP   Small Group Still Holds Ou! In Milan Despite Tanks

R ioting Italian Felons Yield; Hostages Freed  Gangster Leader of Prison Fight Refuses to Surrender to Police

Milan Rioters Surender And  Free Hostages   Death Toll Among Jail Prisoners Now Eight; Few Holding Out

30 Hostages Are Freed; Four-Day Fight Continues;   Small Band Is Still Opposing Officials; Death Toll up to 8

Rioting Prisoners Surrender Affer Four Day Holdout   Inmates Give Up After Tank Assault, Many Wounded

Prison Riot Comes to End   2,500 Prisoners At Milan Surrender; 30 Hostage Guards Freed

—PRISON RIOT— 2,500 End Jail Riot  Milan Prisoners Give Up Battle

Rioting Prisoners Give Up Hostages And Surrender After All-Out Attack Threat

2,500 Prison Rioters Give Up  Small Group of   Small Group of Gangsters Still Holding Out at Milan

2500 RIOTING PRISONERS QUIT   Surrender After Holding Out For Four Days In Milan.

Hess End  ilan Rioting      rrender After Four Days Of Revolt; Group Of Gangsters Hold Out.

2500 Rioting Prisoners Surrender   Small Group of Gangsters, However, Still Hold Out After Four-Day Battle at Italian Prison

COUNTY STARTS SUITS ON DELINQUENT TAXES   4 Property Owners Named In First Such Actions

COMMUNISTS WINNERS IN BULGARIA   Ran Far Ahead Of AN Other __  Parties in Voting

e@ PETER EDSON   Washington News Notebook Contains Mixture of [tems

He’ll Either Make $5 Million Or Lose $13 Million... .  Kaiser Not Sure Whether He’s Wealthy Or In Debt

House Group Confused By Kaiser Story   Shipbuilder Claims He Will Kither Make Five Millions or Lose Thirteen Millions

Even Kaiser Is Confused By Earnings   Says He. May Have Made Big Profit Or Suffered Loce

PROBERS IN TEMPLE OF CONFUSION      Uncertain Whether He Is Famished Or Financially Fat

Newsprint Hike 's Due Soon   Increase of $4 a Ton  Is Being Considered

Meat Controls To Be Kept   Truman Takes Opposite View from Rayburn, Who's For Removing Those On Cattle

TO HOLD CONTROLS!   Truman Opposes Easing of Meat Regulations During Pressure

Russia Says UNO Has No Jnrisdiction in Soviet Controversy With Iran   Challenges Right of Security Council to Take Up Dispute, But Offers to Enter Bi-Lateral Negotiations With Iran,

Jurisdiction Of Council Is Questioned   Russia Gives Her Opinion on Difficulty Between USSR and Jran

SOVIETS WILLING TO SETTLE TROUBLE IN TALKS WITH IRAN   Jurisdiction Of the UNO Security Council Questioned; Vishinsky Denounces Iran Charge of Soviet Interference

Southern Group fo Meet For Talks on . Flood Control Act   Overton, McKellar to Head Committee At Orleans Meeting

1BY ALMOST UNANIMOUS STOCKHOLDERS ACTION  Country Club Plans For Erection Of $125,000  Clubhouse Exclusive’ Of Furnishing Approved

BY ALMOST UNANIMOUS STOCKHOLDERS ACTION ite ee Ee Ae  Country Club Plans For Erection Of $125,000 Clubhouse Exclusive Of Furnishing Aporoved

FOR DECONTROL   This Is the Announcement Made Today By C. Dean MeNeal.   DEPUTY PRICE CHIEF   We Hope to Have It Ready By Nov. 1; May Not ComPlete Work Then.

More Items Due For Decontrol   Glothing Ceilings Slated For Discard

Prepare Master Decontro! List   ‘ Industrial Products, Some Clothing teats to Be Freed

Master List To be Freed of Ceiling Tages   Prices Off Some Miscellaneous Ttiems Today

MORE DECONTROL   Industrial Products and Some Clothing Are Next - on OPA List :

Chicago Yards Experience Big Rush: $1.25 Dowr   Cattle and Sheep Are Generally Steady at Recent Peaks

SWINE PRICES SETTLE UNDER BIG. RECEIPTS   Heaviest Shipments in Six Months Arrive In Chicago

BombHidden In Valise Kills Father, Son.   Mysterious Blast Injures Two Others, Wrecks Post Office

NEW JERSEY RAIL STRIKE POSTPONED   Possible Coal Walkout Threatens Industrial Peace

RESTRICTIONS NOW APPLICABLE TO CUSTOMERS OF SMETHPORT ELECTRIC DEPT.   NO CUSTOMER SHALL USE ELECTRICITY FOR ANY OF THE FOLLOWING PURPOSES

RESTRICTIONS NOW APPLICABLE TO CUSTOMERS OF SMETHPORT ELECTRIC DEPT       NO CUSTOMER SUALL USE ELECTRICITY FOR ANY ILLOWING PURPOSES

Ask Severing Vatican Tie   Protestant Church Leaders Seek Break Of Diplo matic Relations.

 Churchmen Urg Urge Truman  ‘re Sever Diplomatic Bini dsocwececchet: ae oe

ADVISE BREAK WITH VATICAN   Protestants Say Diplo. matic Relations ‘Unconstitutional’

Atom Control Safety Grouy Actions Held Is Launching Back By Fear 5-Year Plan

Oak Ridge Officers Fear ©  Country's Security In Danger; Snarls Atomic Control Bill   Republicans Want To Sidetrack A-Bills Until World Conditions Are More Settled

Move Launched To Sidetrack All Atom Bills   Roadblock Follows Up Report of Oak Ridge ‘Subversive Activities’

Do Not Like Way Scientific Societies Favor International Civilian Atom Control

Hold Back On A-Bills   Congress Inclined To Await More Settled Conditions Following Security Report Threat

\Republicans See Scientists As Peace Peril   Cite un-American Report Showing Scientists Supporting International Civilian Control.

Atomic Bomb Experts Centend Nation Not Out of Danger; “* Controls Delavan   CONGRESS TO: TAKE MORE “>. IME IN LEGISLATING

Republicans ‘See Scientists: As Peace Peril      Cite  un- -American Report , Showing Scientists Supporting. International .. Civilian Control. 7

U.S. Security,  Peace in Danger   Oak Ridge Scientists Devoted to Creation Of World Government

SECURITY ISSUE IS ATOMIC BLOCK   Lawmakers Tend To Avoic Touchy Energy Question

Atomic Control Bill Snarled by Fear For U.S. Security   House GOP Appears Disposed te Await  An Improvement in World Conditions

Atomie Experts Believe U.S. Security In Danger   Agreements Concerning Future Of World Peace Sought Before Making International Commitments Regarding Control Of Atom Energy

THREAT TO NATION   Report of U. S. in Danger May Block Atomic Con trol Legislation

Caution is Uroec By Republicans   Move To Sidetrack Bills on Atom Bomb

Danger to U. S. Wamed in New Atomic Report   Scientific Societies Found to Be Active  Le ee e  ay

Oak Ridge Claim U. 8. In Danger Hits. A-Measure         All Atomic Bills Pending Better World Situation

BILLS TO CONTROL ATOM SNARLED BY OAK RIDGE REPORT   HOUSE REPUBLICANS SHOW INCLINATION TO SHELVE MEASURES

‘Cart Before The Horse” Atom Plant Officers Believe Secret Endangered, House Told

ATOMIC BOMB PLANT GUARDS THINK U. §. PEACE 15 IN DANGER  ENGINEERS INVESTIGATEL FOR ‘UN-SMERICAN! ACTS. ITECICI ATION WERIP Tp 

Find Body of 10 Year-Old Omaha Girl in Cistern   Attempted Assault Victim; Declare Death by Drowning

CISTERN YIELDS CHILD'S BOD)   Omaha Girl Was Victim of Assault Attempt

France Gives Up Rights in China   Chungking Scores Diplomatic Victory

Agreement Is Signed by France, China   Extraterritorial Rights Are Involved in Pact

China Scores Diplomatic Victory in Pact   France Gives Up Her Extraterritorial Rights Under Treaty

FRANCE YIELDS RIGHTS IN CHINA   Diplomatic Victory Won In Treaty Signed At Chungking

KILLS SON AND THEN HIMSELF   ‘ MOVIE PIONEER WOULD NOT LEAVE INSANE OFFSPRING

PIONEER IN MOVIES KILLS SELF AND SON   Wilfred Buckland Was First Movie Art Director

CEILINGS STILL ON   Used Farm Machinery Under Cone trol of the OPA

YMBL Meeting is Now Slated for Friday Night   Conflict in Dates For Legion Hall Causes Postponement From Thursday Night

U.S. Grand Jury Begins Probe Of Negro Lynching  Judge Says Federal Court Hos No Prova n Ordin er

Mass Lvnch Case Probe Begins Today   Federal Jurors Investigate Slaying Of Four Negroes In Georgia

Powerful Security Council Formed As United Nations Peace-Keeping Agency

COUNCIL TO KEEP PEACE ORGANIZED AT ULN.0. SESSION   Powerful 11-Nation Group Has Authority to Use Force, if Necessary, to Prevent War.   CONTROL OF ARMS PLANTS IS PROPOSED   Stettinius Says Success Will Depend on Manner in Which Members Discharge Obligations.

Iwo Jima Is Hit Heavily By Typhoon   Major Damage Listed To U. S. Installations; No Casualties, Much Food Is Destroyed

FOUR TOP GM OFFICIALS SUMMONED   NLRB To Hear Charges Of Unfair Labor Practices

A-C Plant Strikers to Open “War”   All CIO Unions in Milwau kee Area to Aid  Strikers

Postponed:     This Week      ACTION IS UNANIMOUS AFTER. : SECRETARY-GENERAL EXPRESS DOUBT AS TO LEGALITY OF SOME MOVES  __..

No Objection Offered When Case Is Continued Uvitil Later In Week; Lie Sees Further Action As Possibly Mlegal   SUBMITS OPINION IN LONE MEMGRANDUM

Match Cartel Ts Dissolved, Clark Resor ts   Consent Deeree Euds Anti. Trust Suit Against Producers of U. S., Sweden  and Great Britain

vu. $. Ambassador Says ‘No Funds Should Be Sent te Poland   Ry Larry Allen

Violent Death Toll ‘in  iNation Soars   Fatalities in Traffic Claim Most Lives Over the Week End

Mrs. Roosevelt Shaken in Crash   Dozed at Wheel as Two Cars Collide

Mrs. Roosevelt Dozes While Driving and Four Persons Suffer Injuries

Mrs. FDR Escapes In Auto Crash      _“Dozed .Off.. At. Wheel’; Four Others Are  Theisen

Eleanor Dozes, Auto Crashes; 4 Persons Injured   President’s Widow Shaken but Escapes Unhurt; Accident Happened Late Yesterday

NEAR RIOT— Continued on Page Two  MRS. ROOSEVELT — IN AUTO CRASH   Former First Lady Unhur In Traffic Mishap

ClO Wage Drive Seeks U. 5. Aid   Krug, Lewis Meet Again in Coal Dispute

QUICK END FOR MAIN DISPUTES AT 180 FIGURE   ClO Says Workers Can Return to Jobs Without Waiting for Ratification

Other Companies Will Negotiate On Same Basis Of Agreement By U.S. Steel And Workers’ Union

“LITTLE STEEL” FOLLOWS LEAD OF MAJOR FIRM.   Republic and Aluminum Company of America Join With U.S. Steel

Some Expect To Sign In Few Hours  CIO And U S$.   CIO And U. S. Corporation Reach Accord

Quick Settlement Drive Launched in Little Steel Issues   CIO, U.S. Steel Agreement Sets Basis for Others

AGREEMENT SEEN AS PATTERN FOR GENERAL ‘BREAK’  GM MEDIATOR SAYS   GM MEDIATOR SAYS AUTO DISPUTE CAN BE ENDED TODAY

Bethlehem-CIO Dispute Settlement Expected Hourly; Others Will Follow Later

Truman Plan Brings Peace in Steel War   Early Settlement of Other Disputes Regarded Probable

May Follow Example Set By ‘Big Steel’   Negotiating Wage Disputes On Basis Of Accord Reached By CIO and U. S. Steel Corp.

Drive for Quick Settlement - Among Smaller Concerns   Is Expected Within   Next Few Hours.     750.000 MAY RESUME   750,000 MAY RESUME  JOBS IN FEW DAYS

Reconversion Path Cleared By Decision   Speed Negotiations In ‘Little Steel’; 18'2-Cent Increase In Pay, $3 More For Steel

Drive For Quick  Settlement Of Others Pr essed   There fs Possibility Bethle. hem Steel Company and . CLO Would Sign With in Matier of Hows.   “Big Steel” Agrees To Pay Hike 18%e   Portion of Increase Will   Be Retroactive Irom Jan  uary Lto 21; Steel Price Upped ©

Churchill Calls On UNO To Thrash Out Iranian Crisis, Question Of Dardanelles

Former British Prime Minister Calls Upon Moscow Government To Insure Continuance Of War-Born Sympathy Of English-Speaking World For Russian People—Reveals Potsdam Decision To Offer Joint Guarantee Of Freedom Of Dardanelles

Asked Soviet Union to Submit Ita International Problems to the United Nations _ Security Council.   INSURE CONTINUANCE OF WAR-BORN SYMPATHY   lf Soviet Government Does  _Not Take Advantage of This Sentiment, Responsibility Is Theirs.

Churchiil Calls On UNO Council To Break Crisis   Urges Settlement Of Iranian Trouble And Solving Question Of Vital Dardanelles

UNO CORNICE. MUST HANDLE IRAN ISSUE:  CHURCHILL   Says Big Test  Will Be Job Of Deciding Status Of Dardanelles

Sea-Fortress Demand Citec By Churchill   Russia Refused Dardanelles Use, Sought Domination

RUSSIA WILL GIVE UNO SEVERE TEST, CHURCHILL WARNS   Calls on Soviet Union to Submit Problems to Security  Pacssneti

Churchill Calls On UNO To Thrash  Out Iranian- Dardanelles Problems

Churchill Urges UNO Probe Of Soviet-lranian Dispute  Says Russia, Offered Use of Dardanelles, Insisted On Fortress Inside the Straits

Churchill Urges Action by UN   Calls on Soviet to Submit Problems to UN Organization

CHURCHILL BIDS FOR UNO ACTION ON RED ISSUES   Says Continued Support 0 English-Speaking Rests In Moscow’s Hands

Russia Is Urged To Submit Iran Issue to Council  Churchill Addresses New York Audience

Russ Are Asked To Let Council Consider Issue   Heavy Pressure Against Turkey To Brina Test

Churchill Urges Soviet to Submit Problems to UNO   Asserts Council Should Thrash Out Iranian Evacuation

If Soviet Wants to Keep Sympathy of U. 5. and England Jt Must Work Through Peace Group     Makes Disclosure     Ex-Prime Minister Tells in Speech of Offer to Reds on Dardanelles

Churchill Sees UNO Council Test Ahead   Urges Russia To Submit Case To Security Body

CALLS ON UNO TO THRASH OUT IRANIAN CRISIS   Churchill Bares Offer Tc Russia For Free Use Of Dardanelles

Churchill Asks Reds To Submit Issues To UNO   Sees Dardanelles Problem As Great Test For United Nations.

Urged To Insure Continuance Of Our Sympathy   Calls On Soviet Union To Take lranian Crisis And Dardanelles Issue To UNO

Churchill Asks UNO Decision   Calls Upon Soviet Union to Submit Its Problems to Security Council!

Churchill Calls on Russians to Submit Questions to UNO   Former Prime Minister of Great Britain is Welcomed in N. Y.

Churchill Calls For Extended Soviet Sympathy   Says Failure To Evacuate Iran Should  Be Thrashed Out

Cc hurchill Calls on Reds To Submit Problems to ‘United Nations Council

Appeals To Red Nation.   Churchill Urges Russia To Keep Sympathy of Anglo-U. 8. Friends;' Sees Bie Test Soon

CHURCHILL ASKS RUSSIA TO TRUST POLICIES OF UNO   REVEALS OFFER OF DARDANELLES ROUTE AT POTSDAM PARLEY

ASKS RUSSIANS TO SUBMIT PROBLEMS   Churchill Says Actions Can Discourage War-Bora Sympathy

Great Test for UNO Coming or  Dardanelles   Says Responsibility  For Chilling of Pro. Soviet Sentiment to Rest on Russia

Briton Reveals Offer of Allies In Dardanelles   Reds Not Desirous Of War, Is Belief Of Former Premier

Russia Urged To Cooperate  With Nations   Churchill, in Message Last Night, Tells of Importance of Taking Problems to Council.

British Tr. cops In Tran Would  Raise Question   Mi ght Involve Legal Issue : Over’ Meaning of Word “Attack” in UN Charter

Madrid Claims  U. 5. Planned fo  Invade Spain Blast Answers State Dept. Attacl On Aid to Axis:

Franco Regime Aceuses U. S. Of Espionage   Reply to White Book Says Allies Planned Iberian Peninsula Invasion

ESPIONAGE IS CHARGED BY SPAIN   Madrid Says U. S. Had Plans for Invasion of Iberian Peninsula

Madrid Accuses U. S. of Espionage In North Africa   Spain Charges Washing: ton Planned Iberian Peninsula Invasion

ESPIONAGE IS LAIDTO U.S. BY SPANIARDS   Franco Regime Asserts America Planned 1944 Invasion

Spain Charges U.S. Engaged i Spy Activities   Spanish Document  Denies Compromise With Axis Nations

SPAIN DENIES GIVING AID T0 AXIS NATIONS   Makes Counter Charge Iberian Invasion  Planned by U. S.

CHARGES HURLED ATU. 8. BY SPAIN   MADRID ALLEGES AMERICA ENGAGED IN SPY ACTIVE TIES IN NORTH AFRICA.

Foreign Ministry Charges Allied Invasion Planned  U.S. Spies in Spair   Government Replies to American White Book

Crews Bring Out Bodies   23 Removed; Those Of 2 Adults ‘Still To Be Found

VETERANS MAY BE EXCLUDED FROM = DRAFI   Colorado Senator Will Propose Amendment to  Bill.

EAST ST. LOUIS MAYOR INDICTED   With Five Other Public Officials, Is Charged With Gambling Racket.

EAST ST. LOUIS MAYOR, OTHERS ARE INDICTED   St. Clair County Gambling Probe Brings.Grand  Jury Action

TWO GAMBLERS ALSO INDICTED _ AT BELLEVILLE   Ex-Sheriff Among Persons Accused of Permitting Gaming Openly   SWEEPING INQUIRY MADE   Convietion \ Would Render the Officials Subject to $10,000 Fine, Removal

CANADIAN PROBE SEEN PEACE AlD   King Moves Slowly in Answering Soviet Charges

Voluntary Cuts In Menus Asked In United States   Campaign To Prevent Wastage Of Food Suggests Drastic Cuts   EATING PLACES TO ALTER BILLS OF FARE

Dewey Asks Vote On Basis of Past GOP Performrance   Contrasts Republican Action To Democratic Promises  In Two Talks

Signs Measure With Threat Of Conaress Recall   President Reveals His Attitude Toward Revival Of OPA; Price Decontrel Board To Be Named Is Pravided for Under the Law

 President Performs Final Act To Return Price Ceilings in Attempt To Avoid “Economic Disaster.”   SPECIAL SESSION MAY BE NECESSARY

Truman Signs OPA Measure Reluctantly   Will Recall Congress If Stronger Bill Is Needed

Threatens to Call Congress In Special Session -l'o Strengthen Price Controls to: .. Prevent “Reonomic Disaster”

U.S. Economy Back Under Price Control   Congress May Be Asked to Strengthen Law

Warns New Laws May Be Needed   Says Congress Will Be Called Back If Measure Falls Short

Will Call Congress Back from Recess To Strengthen Lay If Necessary, President Asserts

All Rent, Price Ceilings and Other  OPA Orders Which Died June 30 Restored Except Those Specifically Exempt:  Dr. Steelman Named Stabilization Head

Both Sides See Bitter Labor Fight   Will Affect Other Industries in Nation — Now 1,650,000 Workers Idle

Steelworkers Walk Out, Closing Plants in 30 States   Govemnient- Reported: Reaily To Seize Strikebound Meat Plants, Possibly by Midweek ~

750,000 STEEL WORKERS LEAVE POSTS TODAY   ClO Farm Equipment Workers Walk Out; New York Stoppage Due Soon   FEDERAL SEIZURE SEEN   Official Says s Seizure Of Meat Plants Seems To Be Only Solution

200 SUSPECTED NAZIS. ARE HELD   Seized in Surprise Roundup of Hitler Revival Leaders

Truman Proposal on Labor Disputes Studied  Union Leaders Are - Summoned to Nation’s Capital

In Surprise Move Orders Leaders to Conference In Washington Today. Details Not Ie ee, ee

Meat Fact Panel  Named in Capital   Murray Calls His Strategy  Board. to Washington

ry\ a ® e  lo avert nationwide steel walk-out: asks answer Friday noon   Unofficial report says president proposes compromise wace inerease

C10 STRATEGY MEET CALLED   Murray, In Surprise Move, Summons Union Heads  To Washington

Wage Negotiation Talks Collapse  Board Named To Probe Meat Strike

U, A.W. LEADERS TO MEET MURRAY   FORMER CALLED TO WASHINGTON BY C. 1. 0. HEAD IN SURPRISE MOVE.

Murray Calls: Meeting of Auto Leaders   _Fact-Finding Eoard Appointed to Study Packing House Stril

HEADS OF GM UNION CALLED INBY MURRA}   COMMITTEE RUSHES TO WASHINGTON IN SURPRISE MOVE

Steel Negotiations Collapse in Capital; Fact-Finding Board Named in Meat Strike

Reply of Union, Companies Due By Noon Today  Murray Calls Top Leaders of ClO to Capital

UAW Group Summoned to Washington  Without Knowledge   Without Knowledge Of Reason for Call,  Detroiters Contend

COMPANY AND UNION PERUSE PAY PROPOSAL   DECISION IN STRIKE SETTLEMENT ASKED BY NOON TODAY

STEEL PAY TALKS FAIL; PROPOSAL MADE BY TRUMAN   President Said to Have Suggested 181,-Cents-an-Hour Boost for 800,000 Workers.   CALL FOR DISPUTANTS’ ANSWER BY NOON TODAY   Murray and Fairless Take Compromise Flan Under Advisement—Some Believe Union Will Accept.

 Nation Needs Quiet Airplane  Baby Can’t Sleep And Dishes Rattle In Cupboard, CAA Told

'WHAT U.S. NEEDS IS NICE, QUIET AIRPLANE, CAA ADMINISTRATOR SAYS

John Levi, Former Grid Greaf, Killed   Women Questioned In Fatal Stabbing of Famous Haskell Player of Twenties

WARNS OF FIRES _ AT HALLOWE'EN   Hanoverians Urged To Avoid All Hazards During Celebra. tion—Should Avoid Inflam: mable Decorations

Ceiling Power Refused Wyatt   Senate Votes Down Plan Affecting Houses

British Loan Approved By Senate Group   Committee Sends Plan to Floor For Debate By 14-5 Vote   ARGUE HOME PRICES   House Favors Straight Extension Of Army Draft

CONTACTED BY U.S   Gisevius Was’ Valuable on Continent to American Intelligence

Nuernberg Defense Witnes: Proves Boomerang to Nazis Turns Out to Be Agent of US OSS

NAZIS SHOCKED 10 LEARN WITNESS [8 SECRET U.§, AGENT   Hons. Gisevius, Called by Nuermberg Defendants,  iret: Be see a

Secret Work For U.S. Bared   Nuernbers Defense Whitmore Sauer Ha co Coue Me  Aided U.S. in War

Worked With OSS, German Tells Court   Many German Leaders on Trial ‘Seem Shocked At Statement

German Mystery Man, Called by Defense, Revealed as American Agent.

Wi itness Had ‘oe With U.S. Services   Testimony of German ex-Officer Proved a Surprise

Gisevius Had Been in U.S. Employ   Damaging Testimony Is Presented by Boomerang Witness

Mysterious Defense Witness for Nazis Had U. S. Dealings   Reveal H. Gisevius Has Been With U. S Intelligence Service

‘Nazi’ Revealed As Spy For U.S.   Causes Sensation At Nuernberg Trials

Nazis ‘Witness’ Reveals Self As Friend of U. S.   Germans Shocked to Hear Gisevius Worked With O. S. S.

Discloses He Had Been in Service of U, S. Office of Strategic Services Since 1943  Accused Nazis .   Until Testimony Today He Had Been Identified Only as Veteran Conspirator Against Hitler

RAIL SHIPMENT TO YUGOSLAVS ~ MAY RAVE VIOLATED U.S. LAW   CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE 18 STUDYING LEGAL A8PECTS OF ACTION BY UNRRA OFFICIALS

HAVE VIOLATED AMERICAN LAW   Committee To Investigate Rail Shipment

UJ. 5. BROADENS BID FOR PERMANENT UN HEADQUARTERS SITE   Greater New York, San Francisco Bay Area Suaqgested

OPPOSES EASING IMMIGRATION LAW   Revercomb Sees - Refugees Palttiral Aanace

Senator Hits Plan to Admit War Refugees   Economic Upset May Be Result

National Troops Claim Victories   Say Communists  Massing Forces

Scotland Yard Probes : Assassination Threat Of General Montgomery

HESS TOOK PEACE PLAN: TO ENGLAND   So His Defense  Attorney Claims At Nuernberg

MASS ARRESTS MADE AS CARS TURNED OVER   Allis- Chalmers Gate Blocked to Halt Shift Change

Russia Bans Air Traffic In Balkans   Believe Move Is Designed to tiide Secret Maneuvers Of Soviet Troops

Red Army Bans Air Travel Over Romania   Believe Caused By Mancuvers, Troop Movements

Interesting News, Mostly About Iowa   Washington Acts To Acquire Municipal Airport

City Council Takes Steps ToAcquire,Equipand  Finance Municipal Airport

STATESVILLE SHOTS  Informal Glimpses of People Tm endl Arhaund Statecville

Leaders Labor To lron Out New Policy Conflict   Further Delay Is Seen In Agreements Expected To End Stee! Strike   9. P. A. SWITCH HAS CREATED DELAYS   WASHINGTON. Feb 14

WASHINGTON TRIES 10 END NEW CONFLICT   Estimates of Boost Vary From $5 to $7 Per Ton

MOST ISSUES ARE DECIDED ON PAY PLAN   LAST ‘MINUTE CHANGE. REPORTED BEING. MADE ON  . NEW PRICE FOR STEEL . INDUSTRY

U.S. Leaders Seek Agreement On Steel Price   Conflict Delays Start of Policy To End Strikes

Meat Price To Go Up Monday   Step Taken As Part Of Packers’ Agreement

TREATIES TO BE SIGNED WITH   Long-Awaited Parley Being Held at Palace in Luxembourg

TREATIES T0 af SIGNED ain EX-ENEMIES   Long-Awaited Parley Being Held at Palace. in Luxembourg’

Press, Public Plea Presentec By U.S. Chief   Would Hear Defeated Nations If Participation Is Sought at Paris

Loss not due to neglect of  job-Kimmel  ‘Did all prudent leader could’

Admiral Gives ‘Lie’ To Report That His Job Came From FDR Friendship

Move To Call Churchill Defeated; Kimmel Denies ‘Politics’ Charge

VETO CALLING OF CHURCHILL   Probers Reject Request Tc Invite Former Minister To Give Testimony

Kinmniel Denies Loss in Hawail ~~ Due to Neglect   Admirat-Claims He Did All Any Prudent-Commander Could Do

Kimmel! Denies Dereliction Of Duty on His Part in Attack on Pearl Harbor

KIMMEL DISAVOWS BLAME FOR LOSSES AT PEARL HARBOR   Testifies Japanese Sneak Attack Stemmed From No Neglect on His Part as Fleet Commander.   SAYS IT WAS ARMY'S JOB TO DEFEND BASE   Investigators Decide Not to Invite Former Prime Minister Churchill to Appear as Witness.

Kimmel Says Duty As Fleet Chief Fulfilled   Probe Committee Decides Not To Call Churchill

Kimmel Refutes Al Dereliction Charges   Admiral Gives ‘Lie’ To Report That His Job Came From FDR Friendship      SUICIDE CHARGE RESENTED it~  36th May Ask Probe Into Bloody Rapido Crossing -

HAWAIILOSS NOT HIS JOB, KIMMEL SAYS   COMMITTEE DECIDES NOT TO CALL ON CHURCHILL

Kimmel Refuses To Accept Blame For Pearl Harbor   Denies Political Bias Gave Him Command in Pacific

U.S. LAUNCHES SECRET PROBE OF TRAGEDIES   Air Experts Called Following Series  Of Accidents

QUEUES FORMING INU G14 CITIES 10 BUY UNRATIONED, LARGER QUANTITIES GF FOOD

SOVIET ‘COMMERCIAL STORES’ CETTING POPULAR IN MOSCOW   PRICES ARE CUT AND. MORE PERSONS ARE BUYING NONRATIONED FOODS

“ATOMIC SUBS” GET VITAL ROLE IN WARFARE   Nimitz Says They May Open Attacks in Any Future Conflict

319 WARSHIPS PROPOSED FOR PEACE FLEET   Describes Submarines Bearing New Atomic Weapons

Submarines May Spearhead Next War, He Claims   319 Warships and 558,000 Men Planned For Postwar Fleet

Oo RE HEL IN ATIRDSTR,   $64 Puzzle: Who Put O in UNO? Right Name Is United Nations .

Jenner Raises Question On Federal Budge   Raps New Deal For Failure To Cut Expense

Maj. McGraw Will Head Army Center  Succeeds McKnight at Local Station

Maj. McGraw Will Head Army Cente:  Qyecemadec Mekninht   Succeeds McKnight at Local Station

Trend of Prices Shows Reversal   Butter and Meat Are Cheaper Today In Some Localitics

Buyer Sirikes Foree Butter, Meat To Slump   Purchases In Cleveland Off 50 Per Cent; Beef Below Black Market

Prices Drop at Buyers Resistance   Conference on New OPA Bill Fails to Compromise

Buyers Strikes Force Reduction  Of Some Price:   Consumer Resistance Cuts Sales of Products Through out Nation

Consumer Resistance Is Driving Some Prices Down as Buyers Continue Strikes and Purchases Fall Off

Corsumer Resistance Hits Price   CONTINANCE OF BUYER: STRIKE ABOUT COUNTRY IS ANNOUNCED.

Consumers’ Resistance  Drives Some  Prices Down:   Buyers’ Strikes in Nation Continue as Some Success on Cut in Prices Is Seen

DOWNTREND IN BUTTER, MEAT PRICES NOTED   Consumer Resistance In Some Communities Foremg Prices Down

Consumers Force Some Prices Down   Buyers’ Strikes Continue Throughout Nation; Butter Drops

RESISTANCE BY CONSUMERS DROPS PRICES   National Survey Shows That Butter and Meat Costs Are Being Reduced.

Mrs, Aug. Herzberg Dies In Hospital  Spent Life In  TL an Tawnehinh

og British Representative  Says Indonesia May Become UNO Trusteeship

Indonesia May Be Under UNO   British Emissary Tells Press Conference  Of Possibility

Kerr Foresees Trusteeship For Indonesia   British Mediator Has Read Dutch Setilement Plan

Trusteeship For Indonesia  May Be Sought   Belief Expresséd ‘By, Newly Appointed British'Envoy-. to WSs y Ca e-Pends: _

Way May Be Paved For Settlement  Indonesia May Become A UNO Trusteeship When Difficulties Are Ended

Induction of Teen-Agers Now Argued   Senate-House Conference Approves Continuation Of Draft Measure Nine Months Bevond July 1

Max Dean to Head Tourist Group  Helena Man Named  Unit Secretary

Sioux City Vet. Found Hanging Tn Deserted Barn   ’ Children Discover ‘Body Near Hinton Saturday Morning

Sioux € ity  Vet Found Heoging In Deserted Barn  A Children Discover  " ‘Body Near Hinton. - Saturday Morning

Conduits to Go Into Operation  In5 or 6 Days   Will Carry 50,000,000 Cu. Ft. of Natural Gas Daily

Big and Little Inch Lines to Be Used; Move Will Help Fuel Situation   GOVERNMENT TO START GFERATIGN IMMEDIATELY

U.S. Will Pipe Gas Into East To Give Relief   Big And Little Inch Lines Will Be Used Krug Tells  House Committee

TO USE PIPELINES   Krug Says Government Will Act to Help Relieve Coal Shortage

SHOWING IS AVOIDED   Old Fiim Carried Staternent Made b> Lewis Last Spring

KRUG REVEALS MOVE 10 FIGHT COAL SHORTAGE   Movement Will Begin in Next 5 or 6 Days From South to East

COAL STRIKE CUTS OUTPUT OF STEEL   LOSS OF WAGES PUT AT OVER $1,000,000; SOME SCHOOLS CLOSE

U.S. To Use  Pipelines   Krug Says Government Plans To Start Natural Gas On Woy to Northeast

KRUG ANNOUNCES BIG, ‘Ime INCH TOBE. IN OPERATION SOON:  _ FLOW. OF 50’ MILLION  CUBIC FEET DAY: SEEN. ©” NC RIVE OR SIX: DAYS -

KRUG ANNOUNCES BIG LITTLE INCH TO BE IN OPERATION SOON  FLOW OF 50 MILLION CUBIC FEET DAY SEEN IN FIVE OR SIX DAYS

Government Plans Immediate Flow Of Natural Gas Through Pipe Lines

Butte Watching  Coal Situation Railroads Curtail Operations Here

ae ‘MANHUNT FINALLY. ENDS  Suspect In Texas Slaying Held By Brazilian Police

Greek To Offer Evidence To UN   Intelligence Director To Give Evidence On Border Incidents

SOVIET LEADER UNSATISFIED - WITH PACT   Claims External Pressure Used In Some Treaties   Mentioned In Last Message By Russian: Vandenberg Lauds Deeds Of Finns

Prevailing Treaty Action  Unsatisfactory, Molotov Tells Foreign Ministers

PEACE CONFERENCE ADJOURNS ADOPTING FINNISH DRAFT OVER OBJECTIONS BY U. 5.   Supreme Ceurt Rules on Validity of Railroad Rates, Refusing to Bar Senator Bilbo, and Declining to Order Release of Captain Durant Vatican Council Issues Catholic Ultimatum

Molotov Seeks Reconsideration  By Big Four Of Peace Treaties   Soviet Minister Asserts Pressure Used — In Approval Of Disputed Pacts At Paris

STEEL STRIKE SITUATION IS STATUS QUO   Union Members Orderly as More Dependent Industries Are Being Closed

See Scant Hone For Early Ending Of Steel Strike   Sixth Day Of Huge Strike Finds No Change In Paralyzing Situation   FABRICATING PLANTS ARE ‘‘PUT IN MIDDLE

NO PROGRESS © —IN-SETTLING —— STEEL TIEUP   AUTO AND . AVIATION PARTS - COMPANIES BEING CLOSED . BY LACK OF RAW MATERIAL

TRAFFIC SLOWED IN FIVE CITIES   100 Bus Orivers Tie Up Trans: portation for 140,000

Pauley Reports Russians Trying To Revive Industry in North Korea

FILMLAND FEARS INCOME PROBE   Government Plans To Check On Money Received By Stars, Producers

Movie Stars Fear That Forming Own Film Companies as Tax Evasion Scheme May Backfire, Cost Them Millions

Income Tax Agents Worry. Hollywoodites  . Mevie Stare: Producers. Who Farmed Own   - Mevie Stars; Producers, Who Formed Own. Companies To Beat Taxes, On Probe List

Movie Moguls Nervous Over Income Taxes   “Independents” Are To Be Investigated

 Welcome, Sightseers; White House Re-Opened i®Rffactive November 14

Startling News Told In Confession Of 2 Members Of Hate Organization

Two Members Sign Confessions Implicating Leaders of Georgia Hitler-Patterned Group

SOVIETS ACCUSE GREAT BRITAIN   Charge British Supporting Anti-Democratie Elements In Greece; Action Demanded.

Russians Charge British Troops Back  ‘“‘Anti-Democratic” Elements In Greece

Charges_ * British Troops atid Pressure _ Partly ~ Responsible for Horrors ‘ Perpetrated by’: Reac‘tionary  Elements — In - Greece.

SOVIETS CLAIM BRITISH BACK WHITE TERROR’   Russian Tells UNO Council of English Policies in Greece

RUSSIA CHARGES . BRITISH FOMENT GREEK “TERROR  Empire Troops Are Backing ‘Anti-Democratic’ Fac    ions,  BEVIN READY TO REPLY  Security Council Begins {ts   BEVIN READY TO REPLY   Security Council Begins {ts Consideration of Soviet Call for Action

WHITE TEE IN GREECE, S RUSSIAN CLAIN   Say British Forces There Lend Support To AntiDemocratic ups

Dispute Between Reds And British Probed By UNO   Organization Faces Second Major Test Of Ability

UNO Council Sits to Hear Full Charges   Soviet Says Troops Served to Support Democratic Enemies

SOVIETS = PRESS GREEK CHARGES   Claim British Give Support to Anti-Democratic Element

New Outbreak Tn Athens ts Claimed   British Said To Be Supporting AntiDemocratic Elements

HOUSE SCORES BUILDING PLAN   Truman’s Expansion Program At White House Halted By Fund Withdrawal

Marshall Gives: Communist Peace Proposal, But It ls Long. Way From Chiana’s Demands

Takes.Up Plan For Revamping Chinese Army   Communists Hand General   Marshall a Proposal Out Of Step With Chiang’s  DPemands

WHITNEY DAM IS BOOST TO PROJECI   Whitney Was One Cut Back Same Time Leon Cut

‘OK FOR ROAD T0 WHITNEY DAM IS BOOST TO PROJECT   Whitney Was One   Whitney Was One Cut Back Same Time Leon Cut

DuBois Gets $1900; Nearly $2,UUU lor Neighboring lownships ls Allocated.

AKRON COUPLE MARRIED JULY 28   Dorothy McPherson anc Orlando Harvey Ex change Vows

HAWARDEN GIRL ~ WEDS AKRON MAN   Miss Dorothy McPherso1 _ And William Harvey Take Vows July 28th

SENATOR ASKS ARMY INQUIRY INTO INCIDEN)      Plane Forced Down, Crew Insulted,  He Charges

Charges Russians  Forced U. S. Plane to Land  War Department Is Conducting Preonhe af Incidant

ITALY MAY GET EASIER TERMS   Some Nations Reported Favor. ing Softer Peace for Germany’s Partner

Bloe of Nations Take up Italy’s Peace Cause   Will Ask for More Credit for  Aid Given Allies

Peace Conference Delegate Reports New Bloc To Fight For Softer Peace For Italy   Group Led By France, China, Australia And Canada: To State Stand Today

BLOC FORMED T0 GIVE ITALY SOFTER PEACE   Group Believes Credit For Aid After Duce Fell

MINISTERS GET READY 10 LEAVE   Big 4 Conference To Wind Up This Weekend; German Question Tangled

POWERS REACH STALEMATE ON GERMAN PEACE   Russia’s Demand for Centralized State Delays Adoption of: Peace Terms.

BIG FOUR PREPARING TO ADJOURN   To Take Breathing Spell Before:  Peace Conference

Russians Reveal Nazi Peace Plans   Strong Single German State Advocated by Moscow Spokesman.

Discuss Germany  In Big 4 Windup   Confronted By Russia’s Strong Nation Policy

RUSSIAN PLAN FOR GERMANS TO BRING NEW DIFFICULTIES   Big Four Prepares fer Rest Before July 29 Peace  Carnforanrea

President Says Formula To Be Ready Soon   Program Worked Out For Meeting The Present Situation

Truman Hopes to Complete Formula In Day Or Two That Will Check Strikes

President's Steel Formula Ready For Release Soon, He Tells Press

Truman Has Hopes Of Ending Strikes   President Says He Expects to Have Formula Ready in Day or Two to End Walkouts In Steel and Other Big Industries.

Wage-P Pric ice Fen or mala a Shortly   Says Policy Now Being Readied Is Aimed At Securing Mass Production and Is Designed Only for Current Prob lems. .

TRUMAN POLICY ON PAY, PRICES NOT YET READ   President Informs Newsmen He Hopes to Have It in Day or Two   FORMULA NOT SWEEPING   Says Once Mass Production 1s Resumed, Problem Will Adjust Itself

Truman Formula ToMeet Situation Faced By Nation   Production Main Question; View Of Declaration Is Asked By Union Leaders

Wage-Price Plan Expected To Meet Labor Situation   President Plans To Take Vacation; Will Conduct Affairs By Telephone

Formula To End Strike Ready Soon   Plan Is Not. Completely New, Says President

TRUMAN WORKS ON FORMULA 10 ERASE STRIKES   Says New Wage-Price Plan - Will Be Aimed At Getting Production Movina

Truman Has Formula To End Strikes   President Hopes to Have His Plan Ready in Day or Two; Strike News From Over Nation About Same

WHOLE QUESTION ONE HINGING ON PRODUCTION SAYS TRUMAN, PLAN TO BE READY SHORILY

Plan Found. As Adequate For Meeting U.S. Status   Question Is Found One Of Production

TRUMAN HOPES PROGRAM ‘WILL BE READY SOON   President Says Whole Question Is Based on Matter Of Production

Move Made to Enc  Current Troubles   Plan Drawn To Meet Situation Nation Is Facina at Present

Truman Readies Formula To Halt Laboring Strikes   To Deal With Steel And Other Disputes Now Facing Nation

President Says Whole Question Now Is Production, That If Production Is High Wage-Price Situation Will Adjust Itself

PRESIDENT SAYS NEW PLAN WILL MEET SITUATION   Believes Full Production Would Eliminate Need for Federal Controls

Strike Formula Close at Hand, Truman Believes   Not a Completely New Wage-Price Plan, President Aeccurac Rannrtare

Production To Be Keynote of  Truman’s Plar   President Tells Newsmen There Will Be No Need of New Wage-Price Formula It Mass Output Is Obtained

Formula Ready  Within 48 Hours   President Says It May Halt . The Steel and Other Big Strikes

Plan To End Strikes Due In Dayor Two   Mass: Production Will End Troubles. President Says

PRESIDENT REVEAL PLA IN FEW DA   Chief Executive Decle  Whole Question One  Production to Meet Demands

Ready In A  Day Or Two,  He Reports Plan Drafted For  Present Situation

Output Is Goal Country Seeking   Formula Prepared Is Not New Pay, Price Program.

ruman Plans ‘age Formula      ys He Hopes To Have It Ready In Day Or Two To Halt Big Strikes. ©

Truman Formula For Ending Strikes Made Public Soon   House Passes 257-155 Case Bill For Labor Mediation

PREPARING A FORMULA TO END THE STRIKE SOON   This Announcement Was Made Today By President Truman.   READY IN DAY OR TWO   The Chief Executive Responded to Questions at News Conference.

Nation’s. Chief Hopes?! jai w Will  End Steel Tieup   President Suys Formula Under Cousideration Not Completely New Wuge Price Program .   Whole Question Is : One of Production   Acked If i Iz “Big Steel Formula” Executive Says He Had Not Heard Gf That:

Plan To Meet Situation Nation Faced With Now   President Says Formula Being Considered ls Not Completely New Waaqe-Price Plan

Says It Will Be Ready in Day or Two   Formula Won’t be Completely New Wage-Price Plan, President Says

Plan Emphasizes Industrial Output   Production Alone Will. Settle Conditions, Declares President

"New Scheme May Halt Big Strikes   President Expects to. Present New Labor Solu- . ) - jtion Soon   BIEW WACE-PRICE PLAN   AT rimain Stresses Awareness of Need for Mass * Production’

TRUMAN TOCONFER WITH C. LO. CHIEF THIS AFTERNOON   Hints Wage-Prica Pion De ' signed to Meet Present  Se

@ PAUL MALLON—        Production Restoration Should Dominate Country’s Policies

Sees Bleak Future For One-Teacher Schoals in Kansas   F.B. Ross Predicts AQ Per Cent Will Close Under 1945  Radletri-ting Iau

'LEwo Areas Restored \to Romania — \by Foreign Ministers   Fresh Disagreements Arise, However, Over Control of Danube, Which Russic Is Seeking for Herself

ROMANIA WINS OLD BORDERS IN AGREEMENT   Russ ‘Iron Curtain’ Hinders Paris Peace Meet

Great Britain Begins Spending U. S. Loan   Purchases Reported Held Down by High American Prices

BUYING SLOW BY BRITISH AFTER LOAN   High Prices On American Goods Bring Caution

American Prices Holding Up British Spending  English May Place Their Orders in Other Countries

BRITISH DRAW ON LOAN FUND   Purchases, ‘However, Said To Be Limited Due To  Rise In American Prices

BRITAIN IS SPENDING CASH LOAN BY.U.S:   Initial Purchases Are Light Due to Rising  American Prices:

British Make Only Limited Use of Loan   American Prices Described as Factor In Buying Hold-Down

PICKETS DEFY * COURT ORDER   Fim Strikers Throw 600 Around MGM Studio — In Hollywood

Dead Litter Corridors Of Fire-Ridden ‘Loop’ Hotel   Ry TEE FERRERO

SPY RING JAILED AT HEARING   Four Charged as Soviet Espionage Agents in Candda

Milk gnd Dairy Products Left Free; Decontrol Board Rules Meats Go. Back to June 30 Levels   Stripper Well Subsidy Holds

Two. Study Workable. Plar For Trieste.   : Approaching Solution _ Is-Agrecable.to Neither - ¥pgoslavia Nor Italy

Two Study Workable Plan For Trieste   Approaching Solution Is.Agreeable to Neither Yugoslavia Nor Italy

Film Executive Leads Top Wage Earners Of Nation  Tn Mel enw eesten Glee Got At C71 477929 Nee,   Leo McCarey’s Salary Set At $1,113,035; Carmen Miranda Is Hiehest Paid Woman

Movie Magnate Leads Treasury Salary List   McCarey’s $1,113,035 Tops Big Earnings For Calendar Year °44

FILM DIRECTOR ~ TOPS COUNTRY   Leo McCarey’s 12-Menth Earnings Over Million, Treasury Says

M'CAREY LEADS HIGH-PAID LIST   Carmen Miranda Heads Other Actresses In Money Received

Leo McCarey Tops Big Money Boys, Turf Executive Next   Tojo Defends Himsott in Exciusive interview : Jananese War-Time Premier Asserts U.S..Great Britain “Chased Empire Into Conflict”, Lists Points

‘Going My Way’ Put Producer McCarey in No.1 Spot Among. Highest Paid Americans in 1944

Top Money Makers Of 1944 Listed = Producer-Director Is Only Farner Of Million Dollars

McCarey Heads Roster of Money Makers In U. S.   Treasury Reports $1,113,035 Income; Turf Club Man Next

BRIDES COMING ON QUEEN MARY   Passenger List Shows 4on Way to North Iowa

JLLEGAL JAILING IS CHARGED Four Marines Ask Damages Of Officer For Alleged Extortion

MARINE OFFICER IS SUED FOR $160,000   Quartet Who Contend They Were Jailed Withont Cause Take Action In Court

COLONEL SUED BY 4 MARINES   Jailed Wittiout Cause. Veterans Claim; Ask $100,000 Damages

"WHATS COST OF AIRPORT?” VOTERS ASK   27c Per Year for Average Home Owner Is Answer

Could This Be  In California?   Hail, Snow, Hecvy Rains Plague Los Angelzs Area

Severe Storm Kills Two In Los Angeles   Property Damage Relatively Light

White Blanket Buries Roads; Rain Is Heavy   Beach Cities Are Severcly Battered By Hiah Winds

“Temperatures   Los Angeles Area Drenched Anew; Wind Whips City   San Marino Has 6.58 Inches of Rain, Long Beach 5.56 Inches; Two Persons Dead and Tace of Airliner Is Blamed on Downpour

Storm Continues In California   Hollywood Hit With Hail Storm Today; Two Deaths

Special Election Will Be August 10 For New Building   TO SELL RURAL SCHOOLS

Consolidated School Building In Toulon Is Issue   SELL 9 RURAL SCHOOLS

High Altitude Flying Instruments Being Used in Fight Aqainst Polio

HOPES RISE IN AVOIDING RAIL STRIKE   President Sees Union and Rail Chiefs Today

Government Hopes Pick Up For Settlement Of Railway Dispute Before Saturday   Reports Of ’Some Progress’ Comes From Resumption Of Negotiations

Hope Felt for Ene Of Rail Dispute   Reports of “Some Progress” in Talks Bolster Optimism

Government Hopes Brighten for Rail Threat Settlement   Negotiations Resumed And “Some Progress” Reported at Capital

HOPE RISES FOR SETTLEMENT OF RAIL DISPUTE   Intervention By President Ups Optimism

‘Some Progress” Is Reported... .  ania Pick Up That Rail Strike Will Be Averted

Hope Is Held For Averting Rail Walkout   Truman Intervenes Contract Sess Get Started Ag

Hope That Railroad Strike Will Be Averted Growing   ‘Some Progress’ Reported In Negotiations Following White House Conference With President Truman: Neaotiations Continue

HOPES BRIGHTEN FOR RAIL ACCORD   ‘Some Progress’ Noted As Negotiations Resume

Hope Mounts For Rail Settlement Before Saturday   Negotiations Resu me After White House Conference.

Railroad Strike Settlement May Be Successful      PRESIDENT’S EFFORTS TO PREVENT WALKOUT CONTINUE

GOV'T HOPES GROWING RAIL STRIKE THREAT TO BE AVERTED   Some Progress Is  Reported In Talks Started At Asking Of Pres. Truman

FEAR 23 LOST ABOARD PLANE   ARMY TRANSPORT CRASHED  INTO OCEAN NEAR IWO JIMA  —SOME WRECKAGE  BIGHTED «=~

Yanks Needed in Europe: Churchill   Required To Insure Fruits of Victory

Nazis Could Have Been Halted With League-Churchill  ‘But U.S. Wasn’t In and Leaders  Then Were Weak’

Churchill, In Miami, Hopes U.S.. Troops Are Not All Leaving Europe

YANKS NEEDED, SAYS CHURCHILL   Hopes All U. S. Troops Are Not Going Home

Churchill Hopes Some Yanks Stay in Europe   Need Armies to Insure Victory; Predicts No Enolich Lahear Strika

CHURCHILL SAYS ARMIES HAVE TO. BE KEPT IN FIELD   Hopes U. S. Troops Are Not All Going Home at Once.   THRIR HELP IS NEEDED   Says “We Are Not Numerous Enough to Handle Post war Europe Alone”.

Russia Believed to Have Requested Bic Power Conference   Delegates Expecting New Developments From Meeting

VET RULING BY ATTY, GENERAL   McMullan Says Merchant Mariners And Red Cross Workers Not Entitled To Veterans Preference In ie od

OPA BACKERS SEE VICTORY   Poll Indicates Sufficient Committee Votes For Year’s Extension

'ewis, Operators  Confer Futilely   Government to ‘Crack  Down’ in a Few Days

Coal Contract Negotiations. ‘Get Nowhere   Both Sides Say Attitude Of Other Blocks Aqreement

Death Toll In Jerusalem Hotel Blast Reaches 41; British Arrest Many Suspects

46 Dead, 47 Missing, 200 Injured In British Headquarters Bombing

CUTS ORDERE IN ARMY AND NAVY EXPENSE   TRUMAN ECONOMICS DESIGNED TO CURB INFLATION

Eisenhower, Nimitz Protest, But—  Truman Orders Slash In Federal Spending

Truman Seeks Spending Cufs By Army, Navy   Chief Executive Issues Orders to Combat Inflation

‘Truman Orders Army jand Navy to Cut : Expenditures Sharply   Eisenhower, Nimitz Protest Substantial Cuts: Maritime Commission Is Specifically Directed to Retrench

Truman Tells Army, Navy To Reduce Expenditures   Maritime Agency Told To Retrench; Order Is Aimed  At All Departments

Truman Puts Budget Slash On Calendar   President Orders Military Services To Cut Expenses

ARMY AND NAVY CALLED ON TO CUT EXPENSES   Truman Sides: All U. § Agencies To Slash  Expenditures

Truman Calls On Agencies to Cut Spending   Army, Navy, Maritime Board to Take Steps To Combat Inflation; Ike, Nimitz Protest

Truman Orders Army, Navy Cut Spending   Eisenhower, Nimitz Protest Reduction Service Programs

ARMY AND NAVY TOLD TO RETRENCH   TRUMAN ECONOMY DRIVE TO CANCEL PLANS TO BUILD 7 OCEAN LINERS,

Expense Cut For Forces:  Is Demanded   President Orders Army And Nayy To Slash Rudvets

If You Are Having Soap Troubles Here Is The Answer To The Problem

Chinese Reds Blame U.S. Policy With Breakdown in Truce Negotiations

“U.S. Aid” Is to Blame   Chinese Communists Say Aid to Chiang Broke Down Truce.

US. Ducks Churchill's Talk Tonight   State Department Cancels Plans to Send Man to Dinner

Acheson Cancels Plans To Be at Churchill Dinner   -Chorchill in Seclusion

TWO CRITICIZE ~ NEW PROGRAM      WEAD OF MANUFACTURER'S ASSOCIATION AND CIO LEADER ARE NOT SATISFIED

U. S. Chamber Assails CIO’s NathanReport   Says People Know Pay Hikes To Bring  Increases in Prices

C10's Wage Claim Raked By Chamber   Nathan Report on Pay Hike of 25 Percent Labeled ‘Mirace.’

CIO Claims on Wages Denied By U.S. C. of C   ‘Mirage’ Is Business Description of Labor Economists’ Argument

CLAIMS OF 6.1.0. CALLED “MIRAGE”   BUSINESS DISPUTES STATEMENT WAGES CAN GO UP WITHOUT PRICE BOOSTS.

Chamber Of Commerce ‘Head Says More Salaries Mean Higher Prices.

CLAIMS OF CIO CALLED MIRAGE   Spokesman Of Business Replies To Economist On Wage Boosts

UNION CHIEFS CONTENTION IS HELD “MIRAGE   Yackson Asserts First Round Increases  Provide Proof

Business Replies To ClO on Wage Increase Theory   Prices Will Also Mount, Says U. S. Chamber of Commerce

ClO Profit Claims Are Held ‘Mirage   Business Replies to Claim That Boosts Won't Raise Prices

Food Prices Said to Be Holding Line   First Free Market In Years Gives U. S. Business Push

‘Rents Up 331/3% in Some Areas but Food, Department Stores: Appear to Be Following Hold-Line Policy

HEARINGS ON PEARL HARBOR ENDED AFTER THREE MONTHS   REPORT OF BI-PARTISAN COMMITTEE NOT EXPECTED TO BE UNANIMOUS ON ALL POINTS

Naperville Crash Laid to  Overrun Sign  ICC Recommend: Not Mixing Cars

Mercury Tumbles In Midwest Area   High Wind And Snowfall Accompany Weather Change—Colder In  Pennevivania

ICKES WANTS — OIL RESERVE   SECRETARY. OPPOSES-GOVERN. MENT DROPPING. TITLE TO ~ . SUBMERGED OIL LANDS

Says Britain, U.S. Planning Defense Pact   Military Move Aimed At Russia, Member of Parliament Charges

(Labor Rebel Reports  Arms ‘Agreement   Nations: Committed to Joint Defense Planning Against Ruccia. Parliament Told

JOINT DEFENSE AGANNST RUSSIA _ SEEN PLANNED   Rebel Laborite Declares No Formal Pact by U. $. and Britain Is Involved   TALKS ARE UNDER WAY   Standardizing of Arms and Military Co-operation Are Aims, Says Spokesman

US.-British Pact Charged   Socialist ‘Rebel’ in Commons Charges Anti-Russ Alliance

British Laborite Says U. S., Britain Plan Anti-Soviet Defense   British Spokesman Admits Conversation: Look to Standardization of Weapons

U. S. - Anglo Pact Charged; Hint Is Dropped On More Terrible Weapons

LINE UP PARTY SLATES IN N. Y.   eee eee oe  Dewey and Mead Will Head Tickets; Ives Is Likely GOP Senate Nominee

Conventions To Pick Candidates  New York Leaders Seek Strona Tickets

New York to Nominate soe ee NLS  Dewey And Mead Will Head Sta ibe Ticket In Noveaber

New York to Nominate  TO  Dewey And Mead Will Head   State Ticket In November

Japanese Women  Flock to Poll:   PreElection Prophets ‘Arc Amazed at Way Women Tarn Out

Millions Of Japs Casting Ballots   Women Placed In Prominent Role In Election

TAST FIRST VOTES   Political Prophets Confound. _ ¢d by Interest Shown in

25 Million Vote in Japanese Election; Women Go to Polls   People Select Postwat Government in First Free Balloting Held  In Generations

WOMEN VOTERS OUTNUMBER MEN IN 1ST ELECTION   Political Prophets Confounded By Female Turnout; Russians Charge Election Held Too Speedily.

WOMEN FLOCK T0 POLLS AS JAPS BALLOT   25,000,000 Vote On Peace Government In First Free Election

JAPANESE VOTE TODAY IN FIRST EREE ELECTION   Large Number of - Women Line. — Up Early ..   95 MILLION VOTE   National Holiday Declared To Encour~ gage Balloting

Residents of Japan Go to Polls  In Free Election  Heavy Vote Is Cast With Women Expressing Views

25 Million Japs Vote Today   Surprisingly Large Turnout of Women in  Early Voting

25 MILLION JAPS TURN OUT TO  ELECT NEW REGIME   Many Women Among the Large Turnout of Voters Who Lined Up Early at Polls—lIsc First “Free” Election in Cenerations

25,000,000 Japs At Polls Today   Women Participate in First Free Election In Lifetime of Japs

Jap Females Out in Force For Balloting   Men Outnumbered In First Postwar Election in Japan

25 Million Japanese Cast Votes   Many Women Line Up at Polls in Nation’s First Free Election

Jap Women Flocking to Polls Today   Nation Holding First Postwar Election; Trend Of Voting Not Known

Post-War Election Drawing Millions To Japanese Polls   Women Outnumber Male Voters in Early Turnout

Japanese ‘Voters To Polls   About 70 Percent of Eligible Voters Out; Large Number of Wo men Is a Suroprise

Nippon To Elect Post-War Chiefs In Ballot Today      U. S. And British Tro ops Patrol Steadily Ta Prevent Any Coercion Attempts

Balloting Heavy In First Free Election For Generations   fen Outnumbered in Early Turnouts: Returns Surprisingly Heavy In War-Damaged Districts

Predict Drive To Exempt Food From Sales Tax   Well-Founded Rumors Heard in Lansing

Lansing Hears Attempt Will Be Made In Spring   Issue, If It Comes, May Force Revision . Of Constitution

NEGRO VETERAN TELLS ABOUT JAIL BEATING   Describes Attack After He Tried to Vote in Mississippi

NEGRO TELLS OF BEATING AFTER ATTEMPT TO VOTE AS HEARINGS ON BIT BO’S ELECTION CONTINUE’

“They Haven't Connected Me With a Thing,” Saye “The Man” From Deep South

NEGRO: VET TELLS OF BEING BEATEN AFTER VOTE TRY   Testifies at Hearing For Senator Bilbo That He Was  Reaten*in Jail

More Negroes Testify Against Senator Bilbo  One Beaten After Trvina to Vote

Bilbo Probers Told By Negro He Was entee   Rendered Insensible For Attempting To Vote In Mississippi, He Says

NEGRO VET TELLS OF ‘VOTE’ BEATING   Senate Investigators Hear Evidence On Bilbo’s Primary Campaign Tactics

Negro Tells Bilbo Hearing of Beating  Tried to Vote, Later Beaten Severely

NEGRO VETERAN RELATES ELECTION BEATING STORY   Senetors Investigating Bilbo Hear About Primary Camnoaion Brutality

Bilbo Probers Hear Story Of  Intimidations   Negro War Vet Says He Was Beaten Insensible After Trying To Vote.

BEATING TOLD BY NEGRO VET   Says He Was Jailed And Knocked Insensible For Trying To Vote

Negro Veteran Tells of Beating   Bilbo Probers Hear Story of Election Violence

Negro Tells Of Being Beaten In Trying To Vote   Senate Probers Hear Testimony Aaainst Bilbo

Production Head Forecasts Prosperity Era   Small Differs With ‘Boom and Bust’ Wallace Prediction

— Extensive Search—  10-Year-Old Omaha Girl Is Missing   Parents Of Child Suspect Kidnaping

Heavy New Fighting In North China   Communist Attack Is Reply To Chiang’s Six Point Peace Program.

Fighting Rages In North China   Spokesman For Communist Declates ‘Government Wane War’

Chiang Offer Followed by New Fighting   Large Scale Conflict in North China Reported As Communist Reply to Six-Point Proposal

FIERCE. FIGHTING OCCURS IN CHINA   Large Scale Battle Is Reply to Generalissimo’s Peace Program   WIPE OUT 2 DIVISIONS

FIGHTING AGAIN IN NORTH CHINA   Chiang Gets Flaming Reply to Peace Program

Guns Roar as an Answer fo Chiang Plea   Fierce Fighting Reported Raging in Nerth China

NEW FIGHTING INN. CHINA 1S REPORTED   Js Flaming Reply To Chiang’s Plans To Restore Peace

Chinese Communists Say Chiang Wants War   Report Fierce Fighting Near Jukao with  Two Government Divisions Wined Qe

PROFESSIONAL BALL PLAYERS FIRE VICTIMS   Nine Others Injured as Vehicle Leaves Mountain Road In Northwest.

Seven Baseball Players Die When  Bus Overturns   Accident Happens on Mountain Highway Near Seattle

Baseball Team Of Spokane In Tragic Mishap.   Nine Are Injured As Chartered Bus Careens Off Mountain Road In Rain

7 Members Of Spokane Squad Killed   Eight More Badly Injured In Plunge Off Mountain Road Into Gulley.

7 Ball Players Killed As Fire Sweeps Bus   Vehicle Chartered By Spokane’s Team Skids In Mountains

Seven Die In Bus Wreck   Nine Others Hurt When Chartered  Vehicle Tumbles Down Mountain

Seven Pro Ball Players Die in Bus Accident   Vehicle Leaves Road On Snoqualmie Pass; Fight Are Ininred

7 Baseball Players Die in Bus Crash   8 Other Members of Spokane Club Are Injured

Seven Members Of Spokane Ball Team Are Killed   Chartered Bus Skids Off Mountain Highway And Burst Into Flames   NINE OTHERS IN BUS INJURED  ee

‘Seven Ball Players Die In Mountain Bus Crash  } {   Western International League Team Decimated by 500-Foot Plunge In Cascade Mountains

EIGHT OTHERS IN CHARTERED US INJURED WHEN I'l WENT OVER EMBANKMENT NEAR SEATTLE

SEVEN BASEBALL PLAYERS KILLED   Spokane, Wash., Bus  Wrecked; Nine Are Injured.

BusCrash Is Fatal to 7 Ball Players   Plunges Off Mountair Road, Killing, Injuring Spokane Baseball Team

NIGHTCLUB BANS SCHOOL SALOME   VanDyke, Mich., Girl, 16, Weeps Over New York Liquor Law Edict

TO THE VOTERS OF TARRANT COUNTY   ‘THANKS to my friends for the  8,267 Plurality I received in the  first Primary.    MY PLEDGE TO You

Political Campaign Nearing Conclusion   Lane Denies Affiliation With Organized Labor Groups

Primary Campaign, Generating New Heat, Moves info lis Final Weekend

RIOTS SPREAD THROUGH ITALY: BICHT KILLED   Royalist, Republican Throngs Surge In Cities

YOUTH DIES IN TRACTOR UPSET   Floyd Farm Boy Killed While Filling Trench

Fighting Breaks Out in Greece   Martial Law Declared To Quell Civil War

Sixty Persons Killed as Fighting Rages   Crowd Denounces Government in Mass Meeting

A BIT COOLER FRIDAY   No Rain in Sight for Eastern and Central Kansas

Vittorio Begins  Exile in Egypt   Ex-Monarch Ends 46 Years As Italy Head

Abdieated King Ot Italy Begins Exile in Eeypt   King Farouk Provides Guest Palace for Ex-Monarch, Queen

BEGINS EXILE   Vittorio Emanuele of Italy And His Former Queen Arrive in Egypt

Crash Kills Two  Naval Officers   Two Others are Killed in Head-on Crash Near Waynesboro, Va.

Meat Shortage Is Nation Wide  Su bsta nti wee lief Several Weeks Away

Severe Meat Shortage From Coast to Coast   Optimistic Place Substantial Relief Several Weeks Away

RELIEF ON MEAT IS WEEKS AWAY   OPA HEAD AND PACKING UNION CHIEF AGREE END TO SHORTAGE IS DISTANT.

Army Reveals Economy Plans   Number Post - War Camps To Get Axe In Economy Move

Installations To Be Abandoned Are Kept Secret   Patterson, Eisenhower To Quit All Bases Not Absolutely Vital

‘Sharp Cut in Army Posts Forecast by  War Department  To Lop Billion Dollars S Off Military Spending

IN MOVE TO MEET BUDGET   - Army To Cut Number Of Bases Over’ Nation For Postwar Use

installations to Be Closed Include Some Held Ready for Possible Use in Case Universal Military Training Was Adopted—Shutdown Part of Truman Economy Drive—Score  of Measures to Reduce Expenditures Disclosed.

Army Camps DueFor Cut   Project Is Included In Economy M     SUres

FUTURE AUTOS TO BE ROOMIER   Long Taperinge Hood Of Present Cars On Way Out, Says Engineer

Townsend Is Candidate In Senate Race   Former Indiana Governor Consents To Seek Candidacy at State Democratic Convention.

Cliff’ Townsend Announces For Dem Senate Nomination   Entry in Race Precludes Fight For Top of Ticket

Warned Japs Would Attack   Zacharias Informed Kimmel, He Asserts

FULL REPORT GIVEN PUBLIC, SAYS ROBERTS   Asserts No Essential Facts Deleted From Probe Findings

Zacharias Says Manner Of Jap Attack Forecast   Captain Asserts He Predicted Enemy Strategy To Adm. Kimmel.

Captain Predicted Japs Would Strike at Fleet On a Sunday Morning

SEAMEN TIE UP 13 LAKE SHIPS   Canadian Group Calls Strike Against Steamer Line

Rev. William N. Zobler Is Accidentally Killed ByGunBlastEarlyTuesday

Rev. William N. Zobler Is Accidentally Killed By Gun Blast Early Today

PAST STRATEGY OF UNION CALLS FOR WALKOUT   Krug Silent As Signal For Coal Mine Strike Next Wednesday Is Awaited   OPERATORS IN DARK   Mine Owners Say They Have Heard Nothing New From Government

REVOLT PLOT __ IN PORTUGAT   ALL TROOPS AND POLICE ARE CONFINED TO BARRACKS FOLLOWING REVOLT MOVE YESTERDAY

All But One In Airlmer Crash Have Been Found   so Far 20 Bodies Have Been Recovered From Tep Of Etk  Vountain. Wroming

CORP. SULLIVAN, 30, DIES IN GERMANY   ‘Salem Soldier Is Reported Fatally Hurt In Jeep Accident June 20

PRE OW CALVES   A Explains Raise} "rice t $2028 on Spt -] Wae Mintekea

Peace Parley  Deadline Set   Oct. 5 Closing Date Rushes Commissions

Groups Speed Up Work On ‘Treaty Clauses   Conference Races To Meet Deadline For UN Meeting

FINISH FIRST TREATY WORK   Political and_ Territorial Completed in Finnish,  Romanian Pacts

Peace Conference Work Is  Rushed To Meet Deadline   Political and Territorial Clauses of Finnish‘ and Romanian Treaties Completed — Italy Asks for Added Naval Forces

PEACE TREATY TASK SPEEDED   Paris Session Finishes Pacts For Romania And Finland

1 1  Complete Work on Clauses ‘in Two Pacts   Conference Must Be Ended by October 5

i WORK, OKEH CLAUSES   Finnish, Romanian Acts Completed; Ouit On Oct. 5

Peace Parley Speeds Up to Meet Deadline   Commissions Finish Work on Clauses of Treaties

ORDER CUTTING ZE OF BREAD, ROLLS REVOKED   Consignment Selling Is Also Reinstated, Allowing Return of Stale Bread

Order Revoked On Bread Size   Wartime Ration Regulations Dropped With Exception of Scarce Sugar

UN Hears of New Weapons Worse Than Atom Bomb   British Delegate Says Newer Devices Must Be Outlawed, Too

BRITISH CALL FOR ABOLITION OF OTHER ARMS   Reds Want to Keep Veto While Banning A-Bomb

First Chicago Taxi Caravan Is In Capital   Bulk Of GI Motorcade Is Straggling Behind, Not Expected Until Nightfall Today

ANTHONY EDEN IS PROPOSED — AS UNO SECRETARY GENERAL   BOOM STARTED FOR FORMER FOREIGN MINISTER AFTER “IKE” UNWILLING   TO SERVE i

LAUNDRY ROOM SLAYER SOUGHT   Slashed Body Of Detroit Divorcee Found In Pool Of Blood

May Endorsed $18,634 Check, Mitchell Says   Kentuckian’s Appearance In Senate Demanded; Profit Denied

War Profits Probe Reveals New Facts   Rep. May Issues Statement After Checks To Lumber Company Found

Temperatures   Lawmaker Denies He Profited From Relations With Firm

LHELKS HOW AUVANGES TD HIS COMPANY   Payments Bear Indorsement oi A. J. May; Nothing Wrong, He Savs.

A, J. MAY'S DEALS. WITH 2 MUNITIONS FIRMS DISCLOSED   War Investigators Told He Indorsed $18,634 in Checks Paid to a Lumber Company.   EVIDENCE LACKING DELIVERIES WERE MADE   Senator Mitchell Demands Congressman May Be Summoned for Questioning About Transactions.

His Name Turns Un as En. dorser of Banking {nstruments Issued By Munitions Firm

War Checkup Group Traces  $18,634 Fund   Munitions Combine Paid Por Lumber Apparently Not Delivered,

May Denies Mis-Dealing In Accounts  Of His Firm   New Developments . Pile Up In Probe Of Hlinvis Group

WITNESS TELLS SIGNATURE ON $3,156 CHEC'   $48,634 Paid, But No Lumber Delivered,  Says Accountant

May Asserts “Nothing Out Of Line’   Mitchell Insists That May Be Called To Testify On Issue

PROFITS FIGHT -ON MAY PULLS QUICK RETORI   Congressman Says There Was ‘Nothing Out Of Line’ In War Contracts

House Unit May Probe Lumber Firm   Nothing Wrong with Its Accounts, Kentucky Congressman Says.

May Diselaim: Irregularity In War Deals   Lawmaker Demands Mead Release’ His June 4 Testimony

EVIDENCE LINKS MAY T0 CHECKS   Investigators  Want 71 Query Kentucky Legislator

Rep. May Denies Profiting From War Contracts   Testimony Reveals Firm Paid $48,634 to ‘A. J. May’

May Denies He Profited From War   Senator Demands He Appear Before Probe Committee

Security Council Faces Crisis in Meeting Monday   lranian Case Appears Again In Same Session

SECURITY COUNCIL MEMBERS. — - FACING TWO TOUGH ISSUES   TRAN AND SPAIN PRESENT DIFFICULT FROSLEMS— RUSSIA DEFENDS AC TIONS IN IRAN

Stiff Diplomatic Test Seen for UN Council   Security Panel’s Next Assignment: Clarify Iranian Case, Hear Polish Charge

United Nations Security Council Faces Big Issues   Diplomatic Skill To Be Strained To Utmost At Sessions On Monday   IRAN AND SPAIN POSE PROBLEMS

DIPLOMATIC BATTLE LOOMS TOR MONDAY   Russia's Demands To Be Aired By UNO Council

SPAIN INVITES U.N. COMMIT INVESTIGATION   Ala Will Press Charges; Russia to Support Poland

Firing on U.S. Planes Must Stop, He Says   Vice Premier Is Summoned to Hotel in Paris

Five U. S. Fliers Are Feared Lost  In Yugoslavia   Announcement Indicates Five May Have Been Killed In Plane Attack   YUGOSLAVIA NOTE SAYS U. S. AT FAULT

YUGOSLAV WAS SUMMONED TO MEET BYRNES   SECRETARY GIVES VICE PRE. MIER DIRECT WARNING TO STOP ATTACKS ON AMERICAN PLANES

Yugoslavs Get Frank Warning   Byrnes Cautions Against Continued Firing on Tl & Planac

yrnes Warns ugosiavia On Plane Attacks   Austria Submits Plea For Defeated Nations At Paris Conference

i tT ee ET, oe LE SESE ee  TEXAS VOTERS WHO LIKE MUSIC WITH POLITICS TO GET EARFUL; CANDIDATES ROUNDING UP BANDS

\TOMIC BLAST N SKIES AS ‘TAR EXPLODES   1,000-Year-Old Flash Visible

See Atomic Explosion in Sky Tonight   Result of Internal Gases Bursting Through Outer Crust of Star

EXTENDED RAIL WALKOUT WILL FORCE LAYOFFS   Will Affect Over 100,000 Workers in Cleveland Area Alone

Krug Asks Miners To Ge To Work   Truce Expires With No: Settlement Yet On Demands By Lew:

NO AGREEMENT IS REACHED IN COAL DISPUTE    Krug Asks Miners To Continue Work Monday — Further Talks Planned

COAL MINE TRUCE EXPIRES WITH NO ACCORD IN SIGH   Interior Secretary and Lewis Fail to Reach an Agreement After a Three-Hour Conference.   KRUG ASKS MINERS TO RETURN TO JOBS   Makes Direct Appeal That They Come Back to Pits Monday—Lewis Declines to Make Comment.

Interior Secretary  Fails of Agreement With John L. Lewis, Who Refuses to Extend Truce

Krtg Issues Strong Plea For Miners  To Continue   Working Truce Ends; Negotiation Session Set Sometime Today

Way Left Open for Coal Peace  Another Conference Called for Sunday

Current Working Truce in Nation’s Soft Coal Mines Expired At Mid. nicht

No Agreement Reached in Coal Strike   Last-Hour Settlement Possible as Truce Time Ends

Two-Week Coa  Truce Expires    Krug Directs Plea to Workers For Continued Operations

Secretary Krug Appeals Directly To Miners To Continue Work   Negotiations Will Continue Today   John L, Lewis Has Nothing To Say Concerning Situation

U.S. Mine Boss  Calls in Lewis As Crisis Nears   42-Day Strike of 400,000 Coal Miners May Be Resumed Monday

‘Stay-on-Job_ Appeal Made To All Miner:   Krug Faile in Negotiations With Lewis and Policy Groaun After 3 Hours

Krug Fails in Settlement as Truce Expires   ® Appeals to Coal Miners to Go to Pits Monday; Way Left Open for 11th Hour Aareement

No Agreement On Coal Truce   Krug Appeals Direct To Coal Diggers to Return To Pits Monday Despite Lewis

No Settlement Is Reached in Soft Coal Strike   Two-Week Truce Expires; Meeting Scheduled Sunday

Cold, Sunny Skies Open U. S. New Year   Occasional Cloudiness Is Forecast For Midwest; Snow For New England

SECOND BOMB TEST READIED   Mechanism for Detonating Underwater Bomb Tried Out Successfully

TEST AT BIKINE IS SUCCESSFUL   Atom Bomb Blast Under Water Scheduled For Next Thursday

Daughter Hunted After Parents Tell Of Disappearance   CHARLOTTE, N. C.. CHILD LEFT HOME WITH NURSE

Nurse Flees With Child At Charlotte   Police Fear For Safety Of Abducted Daughter Of Prominent Family

SOVIET PRESS ATTACKS A-BOMB POLICY OF U.S.   Says America Seeks To Establish Atomic Dictatorship

yANGRY DIATRIBE BROADCAST BY MOSCOW RADIO   Soviet Paper Says American “Press Fosters Deliberate Imperialistic Policy

REDS SAY U.S.     SEEKS ATOMIC DICTATORSHIP   Red Paper Attacks American Policy Regarding Bomb

RED PRESS HITS ATOMIC POLICY OF UNITED STATE!   Charges of “imperialistic Forces” Seek to Set Up World Dieatarchin

Pacific Tests Said Designed To Cause Fear   Soviets Claim No Scruples Held By  Tt ¢ tananerialicts

Charges Are Hurled By Newspaper Today At Moscow  U.S. WILL SUPPORT PLEA OF IRANIANS Protest Is Made About  Russian Decision In Country.

Reds. Charge U. $. Imperialistic Forces Would Establish ‘Atomic Dictatorship’

Red Publication Renews Attack On Atom Polic   Pacific Tests Designed to Create Fear of Weapon, Says New Times

‘Russian Paper ‘Attacks U. S. ‘Bomb Policies   Says Test In Pacific Intended To Scare Other Nations; ‘imperialism’ Ses

Soviet Charges America Seeks Atom Dictatorship   New Times, Scviet Medium Makes Charge In Article

Charges Tests in Pacific Being Made to Create Fear   Moscow Newspaper and Radio Lambasts U. S. As Hindering Peaceful Use of Atom

Two Big Planes Now Missing As Search Pressed   . Big Army ‘Transport Added: To Marine Corps Ship.

A. P. MAN CLEARED   Edward Kennedy “Broke” Story of the Surrender of Germany

TRIBUNAL HAS TROUBLE. WITH NEW OPINIONS   High Court HandsDowa Three Decisions, Failing to Agree on Any of Them   BLACK AND JACKSON! ON SAME SIDE ALL THE WAY

Court Splits On Decisions   U. S. Supreme Court Strife-Torn; No Rulings Unanimous

ROOSEVELT SAW "JAP WARNING ON DECEMBER 6TH   Testimony of Aide Raises New Question at Hearing

Committee Plans To Call Beardall, FDR Naval Aide   Schulz’s Testimony Opens New Line of Questioning On Pearl Harbor   FERGUSON WANTS TO RECALL STARK   Feels Evidence May Refresh His Memory of Events of Dec. 6

PROBERS PLAN STARK: -RECALL   jap ‘War’ Dispatch Reported Seen by Roosevelt

FR Saw Note Night of Dec. 6, Witness Says   ‘This Means War,’ President Stated, Inquiry Hears

Roosevelt Warned of War Night Before Pearl Harbor, Witness Claims

P.H. Investigation Reveals That FDR Anticipated War   Schultz, Naval Aide De scribed Reaction To Decoded Note

dapan’s Final Diplomatic Note Arouses New Questions in Pearl Harbor Committee Investigation.

Witness Says FDR Read Japanese Intercepts In Study, Turned To. Hopkins And Said “This Means War’

JAPANESE WAR WAS FORECAST BY ROOSEVELT   OFFICER WHO TOOK MESSAGE TO WYITE HOUSE DESCRIBES LATE PRESIDENTS — REACTION

FUR hecerved Advance Tip Of Japs’ Blow  ‘Means War,’ Witness Quoted Deceased As Saying      PROBE EXTENDED   Col. Sadtler Asserts He Told Secret To Gen. Drum

Plan Might Establish Two Worlds   General Lineup For “Hard” or “Soft” Peace For Germany

Diplomats Tangle In Sharp Debate On Byrnes Speech   Lineup About Same When Arguments Had To Do With Soft or Hard German Pence

“ONE WORLD OR TWO BATE TOPIC. IN DIPLOMATIC CIRCLE          Bymes Statement Causes Rift Among Diplomats Who Are - In Sharp Division

Lines Between Old ‘Hard’ And ‘Soft’ Peace Advocates Form Again Over Byrnes’ Statement

Byrnes’ Stuttgart Talk Draws Sharp Diplomatic Debate  Backers of Hard Peace Criticize . Stand on Reich 

World Unity Is Said Imperilled   Result of American Envoy’s Address Is Feared by Many

Officiais Ar rene Aftermath ¢ Of Byrnes’ Speech   Hook Up In Sharp Debate Over Whether ft Will Help Establich One ’ World Or Two

‘Hard’ Peace Advocates Critical of Byrnes Speech Believe Potsdam Pact Scrapped

Advocates Of Hard Peace Hit Byrnes   Accused of Abandoning Provisions of Potsdam Pact.

Byrnes’ Talk Is Arousing . Wide Debate Over Future   Diplomatic Leaders Seem Equally Split

DIPLOMATS. DIFFER ON BYRNES SPEECH   Lineup Same As For ‘Hard’ Or ‘Soft’. Peace

Differ Over Byrnes’ Talk   Line Up About Same As in “Hard” or “Soft”  Peace for Germany

Pebsnali Debate Over Byrnés’ Talk enews Hard’ and ‘Soft’ Peace Lines

BYRNES’ VIEWS STIR UP DEBATE   Would Plan O Offered By Secretary Help Establish One World Or Two?

BYRNES’ SPEECH STARTS DEBATE   Advocates of ‘Hard’ Peace for Germany Rap Secre-tary’s Talk

World Unity Is Said Imperilled  Result of Americar   Result of American Envoy's Address Is Feared by Many

Reaction on Churchill — Talk Varies   Both Criticism And Praise From  Capitol Hill

CHURCHILL'S TALK DREW BOTH PRAISE AND CRITICISM   Varving Reaction In urs and Great Britain Was Shown.   SILENCE IN MOSCOW   He Criticized Russia and Pro. posed An Anglo-American Alliance.

Varied Reaction On Churchill's Fulton Address   Both Criticism, Praise On Capitol Hill; Red Press Ignores It

Coal Truckers Ignore Pickets At Pittsburgh   Fuel Is Delivered To Steam Heating Co.; Negotiations Go On

Skeleton Myster Believed Solved  Parents Of Missing Girl Try Identify

THINKS SKELETON HER DAUGHTER'S   Mother Expresses Belief 20: Month-Old Mystery Solved

MOST EM-HNDU RIQTS KILL 146   Bombay Quieted After Curfew; Incidents Start Clashes

Curfew Quells Bombay Riots. Death Toll 146   Officials Fear New Incidents Will Cause Disorders

Bombay Counts 630 Casualties As Riots Abate   H ouse-to-House Fighting Rages During Daytime; 146 Persons Dead

Widespread Curfew  Is Invoked   Reprisals Feared When Red Flags Replace Black Ones

Indfan Rioting — ~Abates But Nw. Strife Expecter   Concern Felt Uver-Mos lem Display of Red Flaas for Pakistan

BOMBAY CURFEW ~—ABATES RIOTINC   Toll Since Sunday 146 Dead, 484 Persons Wounded Durina Clashes

FIRST HURDLE OVER IN DEBATE ON LOAN   House Resumes Dehate Gn British Loan

Fred M. Vinson Nominated  as Chief Justice John W. Snyder Is Selected for Treasury Position

Fred Vinson Nominated Chief Justice  Snyder Given Pos' As Treasury Head: Se , Manan Tir

Vinson Is Named To Court Post.   Truman Selects Kentuckian To Be Chief Justice: Snyder To Treasury

Vinson Named Chief Justice by President  Snyder Is Named His Successer as

Nominates Snyder For  Treasury   Reconversion Post To Be Disbanded, President Reveals

Supreme Court Position Is \Given Vinson; Snyder Named 'As Secretary Of Treasury   Nomination Of New Chief Justice By Truman Is Surprise; President Says He Has Net Yet Decided About Case Bill

Sec'y Vinson -s Nominated Chief Justice      Snyder Named Treasury Secretary by President Truman

Truman Names Vinson To Be Chief Justice   Snyder In Turn Is Nominated for Job Of Treasury Secretary

NSON IS  NAMED AS CHIEF JUSTICE   President Appoints John W. Snyder as  New Secy. of Treasury

Truman Names Snyder to Be Treasury Head   Sullivan Appointed Navy Undersecretary; President Undecided On Case Bill Action

Truman Noninates Vinson ‘As Chief Justice Of .The U. S. Supreme Court

Fred Vinson Named High Court Head   Snyder Moves   Tate Treeasary

Vinson New Chief  Justice; Snyder To Head Treasury   President Startles Capital With Nominations Which Include Navy Undersecretary John L. Sullivan; OWMR Also Discontinued

Vinson Named Chief Justice  Supreme Court   President Truman Nominates Treasury Official to High Tribunal; Successor and New Undersecretary Chosen

JOWIN SNYDER PUT AT HEAD: OF TREASURY   Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion He Now Holds Will be Terminated.   TRUMAN MOVES UP — JOHN L. SULLIVAN   Latter Appointed Undersecretary of Navy + Stone’s Successor a Fore mer Congressman.

Snyder Will  Be Secretary Of Treasury   Truman Announces Important Appointments At News Conference; States Office Of War Mobilization Will Be Abolished

HST’s Nominations Of Top Officials Made In Capital  Vinson Named New Chief Justice  Snyder Is Given Treasury Post

Court Rules Against Union In Picket Case  Save Stace] Eirm Wac   Says Steel Firm Has Basic Right To Say Who Shali Go In

Cavanagh to See Williams on Post   Demo Leader Says Plan Still Uncertain

Merchants AvOiqd Damage   Australia Boils  Over Sailing of ‘Hell-Ship’

Estate of Over 5 Million Left By McSweeney  $130,000 in Legacies, Two $5,000 Annuitie: Rect Goes to Widow

Lausche Learns Ohio Warehouses Are Not Packed with Steaks, Chops

Gov. Lausche Reports Dwindling Meat Supply In Ohio’s Cold Storage Plants

‘Truman Decision on Meat Due; Lack of Warehouse Hoarding Is Indicated in Ohio Survey

MEAT SUPPLY DWINDLING IN WAREHOUSES   Lausche Reports Beef, Pork Not Being Placed in Storage Plants

Report on Probe of Governor   Most of Meat on Hand Property of Hotels, Resteurcnis.

MISSING MEAT STILL. MISSING   Lausche Says Cuts ‘Aren’t Being Hoarded’

Uphold Big Four Chiefs Decision   Byrnes Backs Big Four Fearing Split Menaced Conference

Paris Envoys Voteto Rotate Chairmanship   Byrnes Move Breaks Deadlock With Small Nations Lasine Richt

‘Big Four’ Upheld By  Conference   Test Vote Comes On Rotating Chairman; Byrnes And Molotoy  In Agvreemant

Vote Approval For Rotation Plan Of Big Four Ministers   Reserves Right for United States to “hange Decision on System of Presiding at Conference

Byrnes Supports Russia In Initial Test At Paris   Vote 12 To 8 To Uphold Big Four Decision To Rotate Chairmanshinv

Conference Heads Vote To Stand By Big Four Decision   Peace Conference Leaders Accept Plan For Rotation Of Chairman

Big 4 Upheld 12 To 8 In Vote Test Concerning Chairmanship Rotation

Peace Conference Chairmanship Is To Be Rotated  Dialaqateac Vata

15,000 Attend Rodeo Program  Bulldogger Fractures  Dike te Burcnnk

United States Reported to Be Developing ‘Hard Policy’ Against Russian Aims in Greek Crisis

SEEK TQ CURB RUSSIAN AIMS   Report U. S. Is Developing “Hard Policy” Over Greek Crisis

CRASH OCCURRED EARLY TO! NEAR RICHMOND, VA.; MOST BODIES BURNED BEYOND RECOGNITION. .

77 DIE IN CRASH OF PRIVATE PLANE IN VIRGINIA TODAY   All Bodies Are Burned Beyond Recognition as Ship Smashes Up Ir Isolated Farm Area.   PILOT REPORTS MOTOR TROUBLE

Forest in Virginia Is Crash Site   Plane Owned by Firm in California; On Flight Down East Coast.

Passengers On C€ eter Ship Burned   Transport Piles Up In Thick Woods Near Richmond

MUST BODIES IN WRECKAGE BADLY BURNEL   Chartered Transport Forced to Land When Kept from Field by Fog.

IN CRASH OF AIRLINER   Chartered Plane Crashes In Woods Near Richmond, Va.   Diane TPermaaliched

Engine Fails In Fog Over Richmond, Va   Rescuers Hampered By Location Of Wreck In Rainsoaked  Foggy Farm Land.

Bodies Reported Badly Burned in Plane Wreckage   Craft Was Believed En Route to Houston From Newark, N. J.

Miami-Bound Plane Caught In Heavy Fog   Engine Trouble Seen Direct Cause; Three Victims Children

27 Killed in Plane Crash In Virginia   Privately Operated Airliner on Chartered Flight—Wo men, Children Victims

AIRLINER GAD TAKES 27 LIVES mm Lat  Tee Women an   ON CHARTERED FLIGHT   Plane En Route to Miami From Newark, N. J., at Time of Tragedy

PLANE BURSTS INTO FLAMES AFTER CRASH   Six Women, Children Reported Among Those Dead

MOST BODIES ARE CHARRED BY FLAMES   Passenger List Said to Have Contained Three Women and Three Children.

Private Airliner Falls in Virginia, Killing 27 People   Plane Was En Route From Newark, N. J., To Miami, Florida.

IN CRASH OF AIRLINER   Chartered Plane Crashes In Woods Near Richmond, Ya.

Thompson Gets Added Support  For Governor   [wo Of Gene Talmadge’s Backers Oppose Son As Chief Executive

CHINESE DENIED USE OF DAIREN   <ussians Decline to Permit  Supplies to Be Landed

Chinese Seek Access to Dairen Port   City Was Designated As Free Port; Russians Hold It

Hamilton Airport, Polo, First in Ogle County, Complete   Dedication - Ceremonies Open to Public, Set for Sunday. Sept. 8

Criminal Term Superior Court Ends Yesterday   Cline Murder Case Ordered Cantinjed

Women Swamp Market To Get Buffalo Meat   Shop Early For Christmas, CPA Official Warns Public

Radioactivity Found Intense   Saratoga Heading for Botlouy Waves Small But Spray Sears

USS Arkansas, Smaller Craft Go To Bottom   Thick Column of Spray Rockets 9,000 Feet Into the Air—Surveys of Damage by First Underwater Bomb Not Complete

Warship Arkansas Is Sunk In Bomb Blast   ‘Two Other Ships Destroyed; Others Damaged In Bikini Atom Explosion

Sink In Bomb Blast   Two Other Ships Destroyed; Others Damaged In Bikini Atom Explosion

U.S.S. Arkansas Is Major Casualty   Famous Otd Corvier Saratoga Has Bad List And Other Ships Appeor To Be Damaged

TARGET FLEET TOSSED ABOUT BY EXPLOSION   LAGOON CHURNED INTO CAULDRON OF FLAME

Arkansas, Saratoga Are Only Capital Vessels To Sink From Atomic Bomb   First Official Reports List Saratoga Ane Japanese Battleship Nagota As Badly Damaged; Radioactivity Intense

Hatch Reports Atom Bomb Test Worth the Cost   Chiefs of Staff Tell President Warships Must Be Redesigned

Atomic Report Calls for New Fleet Design   Bikint Test Shows Crews ' Would Face Lethal  Redinarti«viic

OT OR, hy, RR eR: if SAE A  Cotton Price Drop Believed Near End; Agriculture Dept. Advances Reasons For Crash   Parity Program Will Pre-yent Further Sharp * Drop.

Government Experts Think Sharp Cotton Market Drop Has Just About Run Course

BELIEVE SLUMP HAS RUN COURSE   Catton Experts Think Sharp Market Drop Has About Done Its Worst.

Derailed Box Car Hits Hotel Causing Damage Estimated At $100,000

Derailed Boxcar Rolls Into Hotel At Springfield, 0.   Damage Estimated A $100,000; Desk Clerk ls Slightly Injured

Spain's Dictator ls Termed Threat To World Peace   Exiled Government Granted Recognition By Warsaw Regime

Polish Delegate To Sound Out UN  Qn Franco Polier   Believes United Nations Should Break Off With  Government

FRANCO SPAIN NEXT ISSUE FOR UN STUDY   Polish Government Instructs Its Delegate to Present Question.

U. 9. SAID WILLING 10 TRY OUT 3-DAY MINE WORK WEEK   Management, However, Believes Six Days Are Required for Meeting Higher Cost of Coal.   PRICE OF PRODUCT MAY BE INCREASED

FIVE-DAY WEEK FOR GOAL SEEN   Government . May Give idea Trial, Krug Says

MAY ATTEMPT FIVE-DAY WEEK   Higher Coal Prices Seen On Any Working Schedule

Coal Workers May Get 5-Day Week   Government Seen Willing To Adopt New Plan

5-Day Week ‘Trial’ Likely   U.S. Willing to Mect Lewis’ Mine Demand

Believe Govt. To Try 5-Day Week in Mines   Length of Working Time Key Factor In Price Increase

U.S, MAY TRY O-DAY WEEK IN SOFT COAL PITS   Coal Prices to Rise if Work Week Is Cut to Five Days

HVEUAT WEEN, MAY BE ADOPTED A - ns  Darind a Tria      INDUSTRY 1S SKEPTICAL   Would Hold Down Price of Coal, but Output May Be Insufficient

U.S. Willing Yo Try Mine Work Plan   3-Day Week in Soft Coal Pits Held) Possible

i filling To iv Five Day fine Week ”             ement Heads Believe Operation on 6 Day Basis Needed Meet All Demands

HUGHES GAINING  IN FIGHT FOR LIFE   Doctors Seek To Ward Off Threat of Preumonia

Steelman Named ‘Assistant To the President’ in New Shakeup of Top Agencies —   Housing, Rent, Sugar, And Rice Remain Under ‘Curtailed Control! Plan -

New Control Group Pools Old Agencies   Four War-Time Units Ditched; President Calls Housing Parley

More Arrests Expected in Theft of German Crown Jewels   U.S. Army Colonel and Ex-WAC Captain, Arrested in Chicago

WAC Captain-Army Colonel Steal German Crown Jewels   Arrested In Chicago While On Their ‘Honeymoon

Further Suspects In German Jewel  Thefts Are Sought   Wac Captain And Colonel _ Husband Already Held In Huge Crown Jewel Theft   APPREHENDED IN CHICAGO HOTEL

LATEST NEW S BULLETINS   Couple, Arrested in Theft. Flown to U.S.

Part Of Loot From German Castle Found In LaSalle Hotel; Major And GI! Also Sought

BLUE EARTH PICKIC SUNDAY, JULY 141k   Featured By Reunion of J.L.C. Alumni; Musie By Singers and Band From Roland; Address by Dr. Ylvisaker.

Court-Martial Proceedings Said to Have Been Started Against Americans in Germany After Secret Investigation Extending Over 4-Month Period—Entire U. S. Occupation Zone in Reich Affected by Inquiry.

President Postoones Bomb Tests   Congressional Work Reason Given for Six Weeks Delay

OF BOMB TEST PUZZLES MAN)   ‘Some See Move As Means To Ease Tension During Conference

INTERNATIONAL SITUATION MAY BE REAL CAUSE   Heavy Legislative Schedule Given By President As Reason

TRUMAN POSTPONES ATOMIC BOMB TESTS; INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS MAY BE REASON:

WEATHER MAY FORGE STILL MORE DELAYS   Postponement Action Comes as Surprise to Expedition

TRUMAN ORDERS ABOMB TESTS ‘DELAYED NOW   By JOSEPH L. M¥LER and DONALD J. GONZALES

TRUMAN'S POSTPONEMENT OF ATOMIC TEST LEADS TO CAPITAL SPECULATION

Bomb Tests Postponed Until July   Decision Not Sudden, Saic at White House — To. Ease World Tension?

ATOMIC BOMB TEST DELAYED BY PRESIDENT      Had Been Set For May; May Be Held About Six Weeks Later

Congress’ Work Given as Reason for Order   U. §.-Russ Tension Seen as Possible Change in Plans

Delay Atomic Test, Is Truman’s Order   Postponement for at Least Six Weeks May  Be Due to lran Case

INTERNATIONAL SITUATION SEEN BACK OF MOVE   Postponement of Six Weeks Laid To Pressure of Condressional Business

Delicate Situation in World Events  Is Believed Factor   However, President's Secretary Says Postponement Caused by Press of Legislative Matters

Atomic Tes! Delay Stirs Speculation   International Situation Discussed as Reason For Truman Step.

‘COOLING-OFF: PERIOD CALLEL NOT FACTOR’   Trial Postponed At Least 6- Weeks

NEW DELAYS LIKELY FOR A-BOMB TES!   Pacific Weather May Extend Six-weeks’ Postponement Ordered by Truman.

PRESIDENT TRUMAN POSTPONES ATOMIC BOMB TESTS   Possible National Waterfront Strike Seen

ATOM BUMS TESTS ARE POSTPONED   For Six Weeks; Weaiher May Caus< Additiona! Delay

TRUMAN DELAY OF ATOM TESTS STIRS. RUMORS   Six - Week Postponement Said Officially to Be Made for Solons’ Convenience   LONGER WAIT IS LIKELY   Typhoon Season Will Cause Complications; Foreign Situation Seen Factor

Real Reason Back Of Delay May Be Coming UNODebate   BY JOSEPH L. MYL ER and  je. th ont a

Action Is Ordered  I By Tr ruman           DELAYED FOR ABQ ABOUT SIX™ Wi AT LEAST; INTERNATIONAL SITUATION MAY BE CAUSE 

Operations Crossroads Leaders Surprised By Orders Of President   White House Denies Tense World Situation Caused At Least Six Weeks Postponement Of Uncle Sam’s Display Of Muscles.

TRUMAN ORDERS PO STPONEMENT OF ATOM TESTS   Coming Clash With Russia At UNO Meeting Believed Cause Of Action

Crucial UNO Test Hinted One Reason   Pressure of Congress’ Business Cited By White House

Truman Orders Six-Week Delay In Bikini Trial   Action Comes As © Complete Surprise To Expedition Leaders

e ° ° °  International Situation May Result in Farther Delay, Of Atom Bomb Tests, Observers in Washington Believe

BELIEVED DUE PRESS ‘OF BUSINESS   Many Members Of Congress Would Attend

Postponement A-Bomb Test Stirs Capital   Believe Weather Will Force Even Further Delay

Jeweler To Give Blind Houston Veterar Start In Business And See He Gets Home

“HE CAN BUY HIS OWN HOME” Chicago Jeweler Offers To Put Blind Vet In Business

Truman Recalls Envoys Making Holy Land Study   Delay in Settling Palestine, Problem Is Seen as Result

TRUMAN RECALLS EMISSARIES WHO HAVE BEEN CONFERRI WITH BRITISH ON  ee ‘OTTY PROBLEM

Russia Says lran Evacuation Was Completed May 9   Soviel Announcement Leaves Hussein Ala’s Charges Up in Air

Chinese Peace Prospect Bright  Concessions Lead Factions’ Accord

Chinese Unite Many Factions Ir Reorganization  Bright Future Seen For Nation; To Plan New Constitution

Truman Goes Tourist For Visit to Historic Gattysbura Battlefield

VISITING GETTYSBURG   Truman Winding Up Holiday and Will Be Back at Desk Monday

President Today At Gettysburg  Takes Time Out From Hic Marvland Vacation

TRUMAN ON VISIT TO BATTLEFIELD   President And Party See Historic Points At Gettysburg —-Spending Holidays Near Thurmont, Md. 

Says Army Ordered No’ To Cross Picket Lines Without Union Consent

Army Truckers Ordered Not To Cross Picket Lines At Packinghouses   Legislative Probe Of Charge Against Army Ordered At Once

Congress Orders Quiz on Refusal Of Army to Cross Meat Picket Line

Congress To Probe Order Given Army Truck Drivers   They Were Instructed Not T« Cross Meat-Strike Picket Lines Without Union Approval

Army Directed Not Te Cross Meat Strike Lines Without Union Approval   PROBE BY CONGRESS IS BEING DEMANDED

ARMY ORDER ON MEAT ISSUE IS STEPPED UP   Congress Is Making Inquiry on Problem Of Truck Drivers

Legislators to Probe Charges Army's Truck Mrivers Told Not to Cross Meat Picket Line

Order Inquiry Info Policies      Says Army Truck Drivers Told Not To Cross Picket Lines

House Probes Army Picket Line Orders   Union Okay for Military Trucks Called Necessar

Navy Asks Force of 558,000   Says Many Needed Pending Outcome of Atom Bomb Tests

Navy Requests 558,000 Men as Peacetime Need   Plans Call for 319 Active Ships, 36 World Bases

NAVY ASKS FORCE OF 558,000 MEN   Admiral Nimitz Urges Prompt O. K. By Congress

NAVY REQUESTS PEACETIME FORGE AF 559 00 MEN   Suggests Atom Bomb Tests and UNO Developments May Alter Figure   ARMY SEEKS INCREASE   War Dept. Asks for Nationa Guard Over Twice Size of Prewar Setun

319 SHIPS IN ACTIVE FLEET; 3731 PLANES   Nimitz Hopes For Cut Later

Navy Asks For “Transition”  Force of 558,000   Nimitz Says Atomic. Bomb Tests Require Large American Fleet

STRENGTH IN TRANSITION ERA 558,000   Anything Less Would Be Unwise Gamble, Declares Secretary Forrestal.

Ask Congress To Approve PeaceTime Navy Force      Nimitz Urges Prompt Action; Hopes To Reduce Number

ATOMIC TESTS, UNC PROGRESS MAY ALTER PLAN   Adm. Nimitz Asks Congress To Adopt Program At Once

Navy Transition Force of 558,090 - Asked By Nimitz   Many Men Needed for Proposed Fleet, Senate Naval Committee Told

FORCE OF 558 000 MEN   Admiral Nimitz Urges Prompt O. K. By Congress

Navy Wants 500,000 Sailors Pending Tests   Nimitz ‘Sees’ Many Changes In Navy in Offing, Due’ To -Atomic. Bomb: and UNO

Objections Made To Portugal As New UN Member   Poland Charges Regime In Portugal Similar To Fascist Spain

Many Objections To UN Membershig Of Three Nations   Claim Portugal's Regime Similar to. That of Franco Spain

WOULD RESTORE PRICE AND RENT CONTROLS A YEAR   Senator Barkley Predicts Passage by Upper House, but Senator Taft Says He Will Ask Revisions.   CEILINGS WOULD BE AT THE JUNE 30 LEVEL   Compromise Contains All Provisions in Act Vetoed by Traman Except Wherry  and Taft Amendments.

PREDICTED ON SENATE FLOOR   Senator Taft Asserts Bill Little Better Than Old Law

Faces Fight On Floor Of Senate  Bill Said Workable By OPA Adminictrata

Workable Bill Outlined by Committee   Sen. Taft Says He'll Carry Battle to Floor

Measure Faces Hard Fight on Chamber Floor   Sen, Barkley Lauds Legislation, Predicts It Will Be Enacted

Measure Ruined By Changes, Taft   Ohio Senator Promises Battle Over Amendments Inserted by Porter

New One-Year Price Centro! Bill Approves   Measure Expected to be Called for Action in Senate Today

pen. Taft Charges Porter ‘Rewrote’ Amendment Out Of Bill; Bitter Fisht Seen

Committeemen Restore Rent, Price Control   New Measure Faces Bitter Fight on Floor =~  gel Su.e od

NEW OPA BILL APPROVED FOR SENATE. ACTION   Banking Committee In Approval Of One  Year Controls

Called ‘Workable’ By Porter of OPA And He Predicts Truman Approval. But Tait Objects

Bodies of Five Victims Taken From Wreckage of Plane: Sixith Is Missing

BRITAIN SNUBS FRANCO, CALLS ENVOYS HOME   AMBASSADOR TOLD TO QUIT MADRID AT ONCE

Britain Recalls Its Ambassador In Snub to Franco   London Apparently Beats Spain to Punch After U. N. Decision

Quick Move Is Seen As Snub To Gen. Franco   Madrid May Have Been Planning A Similar Move

British Call Envoy Home  pf rom Spain   Action Follows UN Plan to Withdraw Diplomatic Missions

Britain Snubs Franco; Calls Envoy Home   Foreign Office Acts Withoul Even Formal Notifieation of United Na  tions Resolution

Administration Attem pts To Heal Wounds In Party   Democratic Committee Arrangements Series Of Buffet Dinners For Party Members In House And Senate; Aimed At Southerners

LaGuardia Pays Respects to CPA as Ward-Heeling  Corporation’; Scoffs Critic

Strike Notice Filed By Members of Meatpackers Union   New Tieup May Be Result Of Latest Action As Taken by Workers

Chiang Told To End Fight Or See Split   chinese Communists Give Ultimatum As Kalgan Is Attacked

ASKS CAFES T0 IGNORE CEILINGS   To File Injunction Against OPA on Price Roll Back

RESTAURATEURS TO FIGHT OPA ROLLBACK   Ohio Men To Appeal Tc Court In Price Battle

CLAIMS TROOPS IN GREECE ARE PEACE THREAT   Vishinsky Said Soviets Advised Other Powers Troops Menace Pence

SAYS THEY ARE NEEDED THERE?) AND THAT MOSCOW PROPAGH IS ONE OF GREATEST: DANGERS TO THE WORED. -

Vishinsky Demands British Withdraw Troops From Greece  Russian Deleaate Denounces   Russian Delegate Denounces British Policy; Cites ‘Terror’

BRITISH OFFICIAL BLASTS REDS AT LONDON SESSION   Soviet Demand for With. ‘drawal of Troops from Greace Starke Raw

COMMUNISTS ASSAILED AT UNO SESSION   British Foreign Secretary Rejects Compromise on Greek Situation.

BRANDS ITS ACTIONS AS GREAT DANGER   Russia Calls For Ouster Troops rom Greece

SENATE MOVES TO SLASH OPA’S PRICE CONTROL   Power Would Be Given Secretary of Agriculture and Independent Board

Senators Favor Transfer of OPA Authority   Committee Takes Steps to Ease Price Controls

CONGRESS PLANS TO ADJOURN ON JULY 27   All Important Legislation To Be Cleaned Up

Coal Miners Are Waiting on Terms   Settled Down Today to a Period When Industry and Leaders Agree.

Miners Striking In Earnest After Celebration Honoring John Mitchell And John Lewis   Settle Down To Await Agreement On Collective Bargaining Terms

COAL LEADER SAYS SITUATION IS STATIC   Stymie Continues As Steel Plants Curtail Output

Wor Stoppage Of Miners Begins In Earnest Today   Walkout Began Monday In Holiday Mood; No Picketing.

OPERATORS AND LEWIS MAKE NO PROGRESS IN ‘NEGOTIATIONS   Steel Industry First To Feel Effect Of Mine Workers’ Strike

Coal Strikers Settle Down To Waiting Period   Negotiations Are Deadlocked; No Hint How Long Walkout Will Last

Miners Settle Down To Await New Agreement   Work Stoppage Nears Completion; Negotiations Continue

Striking Mine Workers Wait For Agreement   Period of Waiting Starts as Mediator Begins Negofiations

MINERS SETTLE DOWN TO AWAIT NEW AGREEMENT  STEEL INDUSTRY AND  RAILROADS FEELING : ceeceTe ne uni INAY

HOLIDAY MOOD PREVAILS IN COAL STRIKE   No Picketing. of Fields Reported In Walkout

Coal Miners Settle Down fo Wait For Negotiation of New Contract   Conferences Continue In Washington But No - Progress: Reported:in Effort: to Bring Speedy ~ End=to: Work. Stoppage by. 400,000 Unionists

MEDIATOR IS SITTING IN ON MINE PARLEY   Strikers Settle Down To Period of Waiting Until Leaders Agree On Terms   NO PICKET RULE HOLDS

COAL MINERS WAIT FOR PACT   No One Will Predict How Long Strike Is to Last

Strike Officially On Today After Annual Holiday In Honor of John Mitchell

COAL WORKERS _ ABEN’T HUNGR)   It Looks Like Long Strike is Pits—No Progress Is Reported

Coal Men In Period Of Waiting   Demand For Health And Welfare Fund Proves Stumbling Block In Contract Negotiations

"Soft Coal Miners Await Outcome of Bargaining Parley   Lewis’ Demand for Health and Welfare Fund Is Stumbling  Block at Conference

NO PROGRESS IS MADE IN STRIKE OF COAL MINERS   Idle Miners Settling Down For Period Of Waiting; Conferences Produce No Results; No Picketing Reported.

arley Over  a Has Coal Tieups   First of All Disputant: Must Agree on Terms for Bargaining Over  Tyefforonpea   Views Are Given      O'Neill and Lewis Give Their Opinions; No Picketing Reported

Coal Miners Settle Down To Waiting  On Contract   Negotiations Being Carried On Quietly

Miners Settle Down To Await New Wage Plan   Se  OPERATORS AND UNION LEADERS TO TALK TERMS

No One Can Say When Pits ToOpen   Chief Stumbling Block its Lewis’ Demand For Health, Welfare Fand

Apparently Willing to Sit Patiently and Idly by While Union Leaders and Operators Work on a New Contract.

No Progress Reported in Coal Strike   Miners Settle Down To Period of Waiting Until Leaders Agree On Bargaining Terms   Case of Disappearing Nylons Partly Solved By OPA Administrator Porter

MINERS RELA) AS OFFICIALS NEGOTIATE   No Progress Of Any Kind { Reported By O'Neill   STEEL INDUSTRY   Output For Production Cut To 47 Per Cent; 2,800 Coke Ovens Shut Down

Miners Settle Down to Period  Of Idle Waiting   Negotiations Continue With Little Progress Toward New Contract; Stecl Mills Feel Pineh

No Progress In Mine Talks   Mine Operators Decline to Do Anything Lewis Declares

Miners Mark Time in Soft Coal Strike   Bargaining Terms Acreement Sought

industrial Peace Depends on Washington   Truman Demands Settlement of Steel Controversy

Big 4 Ministers Still Deadlocked   Little Headway Made With Satellite Peace Treaties

Big 4 Stymied on Peace Pacts   Reds Still Balk at Paris Decisions

£ edit Worr y ‘Chasing Dr ug  Wi ith Aiding A ‘ pliasis Y ictinis

Ickes Renews His Charges Against Pauley   Former Secretary Has Sharp Exchange With Senator Tydines

Ickes Says He Warned Late President Pauley Would Discrecit Administration

Ickes Enlivens Pauley Hearing   Clash With Tydings Gives  Camrmitirpen Candy Shaw

ckes Returns To Allack-of Pauley ‘Ways   Says He Did Not Protest Pauley Nomination as Advice Was Not * Asked.

Ickes Grilled By Tydings On Pauley Charge   Former Official and Maryland Senator Have Heated Exchanae

Ickes and T ydings Clash During  Hearing on Pauley   Former Secretary of the Interior Insists Nominee Used ‘Improper Methods’ Against Suit

Nominee Accused Of Using “Impreper Metheds” In Oppesing Suit   WARNED ROOSEVELT OF LIKELY SCANDAL

ie Again Fires  st at Pauley   x-Secretary Clashes ith Senator Tydings

Ickes Clashes With Tydings Over Pauley   Ex-Secretary Says Truman Didn't Ask His Advice in Case

Spuds Earmarked for Europeans U.N.R.R.A. Agrees  to Make Purchase

U. S. SUPREME COURT IN NINE MAJOR RULINGS   Federal Condemnation Powers Expanded; FCC Is Upheld

Court Upholds Power of FC(   Decisions Not Reversible.  High Tribunal Decided

Foreman Issue To Go Before Supreme Court  Ruling on Several Important Cases  , ns I ial sient eel

COURT 10 RULE ON BOSS UNION   Eee eee  Will Decide Bitter Issue Over Unionization Of Plant Foremen

_ Supreme Court Reveals Plans To  Rule On Case Involvi ng Foremen

High Court Hand: Down Opinions  Will Rule On Phase Of Wagner Act

RAF Plane Carrying New Zealand Minister Lands af Greensboro, N. (

Report Large Number 0 Casualties In Building — - Rocked By Boiler Blast

School Furnace. Boiler Explodes; Fear For Pupils   Fate Of Many Students In Building Is Un determined.

3,00 Terrorists Imprisoned After Palestine Raid:   British Troops Act to Pre vent Further Violence And Bloodshed

3,000 Palestine Leaders Seized   British Push Plan To End Terrorism By Extremists.

Wounded Veteran ‘Treated Like Dog’  Army Court Hears   Refuses To Wear  War Decorations

Eisenhower, Other Veterans Organizations Support  Bradley In V. A. Dispute; Legion Modifies Demands   D. A. V. INTERESTED ONLY IN PROPER CARE

Legion Head’s Attack on Gen. Bradley Raped   MANY BACK VETERANS ADMINISTRATION OFFICIAL

TRUMAN COMES TO DEFENSE OF GEN. BRADLEY   Says Vet Administrator Has His Complete Confidence

Truman, ‘Ike’ Back Bradley In Controversy   Reveal Legion Chief In Dispute With VA Head Over Location Of Decatur Hospital

Gen. Eisenhower Pledges His Aid 'To Full Extent   .American Legion’s Demand For His Ouster - Opposed By Other Veterans Organization

Eisenhower Backs VA Administrator in Stelle Dispute   Other Veterans Groups Come to Support of General Bradley

BRADLEY GETS FULL SUPPORT FROM TRUMAN   General Eisenhower Pledges Backing to Vets Administrator

Legion ’s Demand For Scalp OfGeneralBradleyRunning Into Opposition OverFronts

Truman Backs Bradley in  VA Dispute .   Stelle Not Speaking for Leaion, President Feels

Hospital Debate Led fo Attack, VA Chief Hints   Other Veterans’ Organizations Come to General’s Support

Truman And Ike Pledge Support To Gen. Bradley   President Says He Doesn’t Believe Stelle Speaks For Legion

President Gives General Bradley Fullest Support   Truman Feels Stelle Is Not Speaking For American Legion

Other Vets Rally  To Bradley After  Attack by Legion Amicable End of  Dispute on VA ls Now a Probability

Ike Pledges Support To Genera! Bradley Anytime, Anywhere   Veterans Group Tags Legion’s Attack Vicious

IKE’ SUPPORTS GEN, BRADLEY IN LEGION QUIZ   Ouster Demand Is Modified As Eisenhower Stands By VA Director

President Takes Side of Bradley   Eisenhower Pledges to Support Veterans Chief “Anytime”

Bradley Gets Support From Pres. Truman   Feels Stelle Is Not Speaking Fer American Legion In Asking For Removal Of Veterans AdMministrator   CLAIMS BRADLEY DOES GOOD WoRK

Legion Ouster Effort Spurned By Other Vets   Eisenhower Pledges Full Support To Embattled  Administrator.

Bradley Backed  By Eisenhower   In VA Troubles   Accused General. Ready To Welcome Probe Asked By Legion’ Commander

Other Service Groups Rally To Defense  Eisenhower Is Behind Bradley In Legion-Vets Administration Tif!

Truman Says Bradley Has Done Good Job   Stelle Said Not Speaking For Legion

Truman Backs Gen. Bradley As VA Head   President Doubts I Stelle Speaks For Legion   ‘FINE JOB’ IS DONE   Congressman Rankin Also Supporting Administrator

Truman Backs Bradley, Hits Legion Attack   Vets Administration Heati Denies Charge of VA ‘Bréakdown’

Truman Support For Bradley's Operationof VA   Controversy Over Administration

Legion Withdraws Demand For Ouster Of Administrator   General Welcomes Congressional Investigation; Tells Reporters of Scrap’ with Stelie

TRUMAN BACKING GEN. 0. N. BRADLEY IN HIS DISPUTE   His Operation of the Veterans Administration Was Attacked.   THE LEGION ACTIVE   Bradley Denied Charges That There Has Beeri a Breakdown In His Department.

EISENHOWER 10 BACK BRADLEY IN V-A DISPUTE   Legion Withdraws Demand For Removal of Vet Administrator

Truman Gives bradley His ruil Support   Says Legion Head Not Speaking for Oraanization

Truman Backs Gen. Bradley   -President Feels That Stelle In Attack Not Specking For American Legion

Staunch Support To Be Offered In Controversy   Ouster Demand Draws Rebuff From Veterans

Legion’s Fight On Bradley Has Little Support   Intervention by Congross Remote; Eisenhower Ready To Aid Genera!

Support Bradley In Scrap   Other Vet Groups Give Legion. Verbal Spanking; Ike Stands. Up For the VA Chief

Stelle Modifies Demand To Ous! Veterans Chief   Other Organizations Join ‘Ike’ in Pledge To Support General

Truman Back Gen. Bradley InVADispute   Eisenhower Also Supports Administrator

Truman, ‘Ike’ Back Bradley InStelleRow   President Doubts Com mander Is Speaking For Legion

BRADLEY GETS SUPPORT FROM WHITE HOUSE   Fuss Over Illinois Hospital Started Row, General Hints

Legion's Blow At Gen. Bradley Is Boomerang   Head Of Veterans’ Bureau Defended By Gen. Eisenhower

President Is Behind Bradley In VA’s Dispute   Eisenhower Pledges Support “Anywhere, Anytime”

Truman for Bradley Over Legion   Declares Veterans Administrator Doing Fine Job Under Difficult Conditions

Truman Backs Gen. Bradley  ‘To The Hilt’   Moberly Post To Ask Investigation Legion Commander

Legion Blast Criticized by Other Groups   Sherp Opposition te Bradley Removal Develops Quickly

TRUMAN BACKS CEN. BRADLEY   Offers Unqualified Support in Attack by Legion Chief

RALLY © TO VA DEFENSE   Legion’s Demand For Bradley's Scalp Draws Fire

Gen. Bradley Is Backed By President Truman On A. L. Head Charges

GENERAL UPHELD IN CONTROVERSY OVER OPERATION OF VA AND MOVE ‘FOR OUSTER MEETS OPPOSITION

VA Head Is Supported By Eisenhower  Charges Of Legion Head Denied In

President Feels Stelle Speaking Only For Self   All Veterans Groups Go To Defense ‘of  Veterans Administrator

Pledges Full Support to Great American in Opposition to Legion Protest   % Probe Asked   American Legion Wants Congress to Look Into Alleged V.A. Failures

Eisenhower Also Offers Services To VA Head In His Dispute With Legion Commander

Ike Backs Bradley In Vets’ Row   Legion’s Demand For Ouster Finds Wide Opposition

Veteran Administrator, Gen. Omar Bradley, Gets Support From: President *

Sound And Fury On Treadmill ....  TROOP NOSE-COUNT JUST A BIG NOISE

NEAR MISS ON FROST   Cool Wave Gives Place to Warmer Weather in Kansaa

Commotis Airs: Cherchill Talk  W4ILULU. URLERE Et  ‘In Fulton, Mo.   Laborites Ask Repudiation: ” Attlee Says Government  Need Not Express  - ‘An Opinion

Churchill Not British ‘Voice’   Attlee Says Ex-Chief Spoke ‘Only for Self?’

CHURCHILL'S SPEECH NOT OFFICIAL ONE   Government Says Churchill Spoke Only for Himself

ATTLEE TURNS DOWN GALL TB —-DISGUS5 RUSE   Says Churchill in Speech at Fulton Made it Clear He Spoke for Self.

ATTLEE HITS SPEECH MADE BY CHURCHILL   Tells Commons “Winnie” Spoke For Self, Not Government

Britain Ignores Churchill Plea  Attlee Holds No Statement Necessar\

Speech Debated in Commons; New Blast by Russia   Soviet Paner Charges Former Premier Trying To Break Up Big 3 Combination

Attlee Refuses ToGive View on Churchill Talk   Prime Minister Says Britain Is Not Called On to Express Opinion On Speech at Fulton, Mo.

‘Spoke Only For Himself’ At Fulton   Alliance Proposal Not Government - Backed, Commons Told.

Fight To Restore Subsides In Housing Bill Predicted   Winne Spoke For Himself--Attlee   ‘Yanks In German City. Warned Against Criticizing Russia _

Churchill Spoke For Himself Only Attlee Declares   Russia Says Speech Was Attempt To Incite War on Reds

STASSEN'S HAT IN CENTER OF 1948 RING   Vandenberg Says He Isn’t Running, But Leaves Door Open

STASSEN PLAY FORCES HANDS   Favorite Sons’ Backers Must Leave Fence On ’48 Race

Stassen Gets Jump On GOP With Announcement He Will Seek Presidency

Murray Says Salary Fight To Be Pushed   $12,000,000 War Chest To Support Drive Js Uraed

Strike Threats Not Cl0’s Aim   Seek Wage Increase Through Arbitration

CIO Not Carrying a Club Murray Assures Industry      Reuther, UAW Chief, Calls for War Chest Of 10 to 12 Million Dollars

INTENTION OF PEACE, NO STRIKES, VOICED BY C.L0°S MURRAY  LABOR UNION PRESIDENT SPEAKS AFTER REUTHER URGES “WAR” RESERVE

UAW Head Indicates His Union Will Beard’ General Motors For 20% Increase

People Not Being Threatened With Strikes, President Murray Contends   WAR CHEST ASKED TO BACK UP ANY STRIKES

INTENTION OF PEACE,  NO STRIKES, VOICED  BY C.1.0.’S MURRAY LABOR UNION PRESIDENT SPEAKS AFTER REUTHER  “man? prec

CIO Wants to  Make Bargain. States Mur ray     Tells Convention It is Not Running Around Waving Club

Bargaining Is All ClO Wants Says Murray  Denies Unions ‘Threatening’ The Peanle

FALL PIG CROP UNDER ESTIMATE   Smaller Supply “Of - Pork For U. S. Consumers Is Predicted

Pork Will Be Scarce For Consumers Thruout America   Shortage in Pig Crop Is Predicted by U. S. Dept. of Agriculture

Stay of Execution  ls Granted Woman  Further Study on Her  Mentality

State Sales Tax Collections Head For 52 Millions   Experts Estimates To Be Exceeded By At Least 2 Million

Price Rollback To Be Difficult  OPA Administrator Says June 30 Levels Cannot Be Restored

SUBSIDIES HAVE BEEN ‘REPEALED   Money Not Available For  Payvmentea

De-Control board Studies Food Ceilings; Porter Claims Price Roll Back Impossible

OPA WILL NOT SEEK RETURN OF JUNE 30 PRICES   Porter Says Rollback to That Date Is Impossible

Food Prices Go Higher   Porter Thinks, Grain, Meat. Dairy Prices Can Be Reduced June 30 Mark

PORTER AVERS FOOD PRICES CAN'T GO BACK   Says Subsidy Cuts Will Pre vent June 30 Figures

Chief Says Roll Back Possible If Board Permits Their Recontrol   Some Food Rises  Held Necessary   OPA Poliey Is To Restore Prices To June 30 Level, With Adjustments

HOOVER ASKS A CENTRALIZED FOOD AGENCY   Created by United Nations

HOOVER SEEKS UN GROUP FOR HANDLING FOOD   Proposes Administration To Direct Distribution In World Crisis

Hoover Asks New Committee fo Handle Food   Wants UN to Set Up Relief Administration; Truman Praises U. S.

News Behind the News  Geervrizat NoClere Mewouane   WASHINGTON Be Rav Tecker

MIGHTY ROCKET DEADLIEST YET   Army Removes Secrecy Around ‘Tiny Tim’ Missile Used Against Japanese

y Tiny Tim” Rocket “the Deadliest Thing Ever Fired from a Plane’

‘Tiny Tim’ Can Rip Through Anything at Which It Is Fired Says Army Man

TWO U. S$. OW DEALS SEEN AS BIGGEST EVER   Persian And Arabian Oi Development Plans  Are Outlined

Two Big Oil Deals Involving Arabian Fields Announced   Hundreds of Millions Are Involved in Biggest Oil Transaction of All Times; Drain on U. S. Resources to Be Relieved

American Companies Make Big Oil Deals   Millions Are Involved Ir Middle East Oil  Transactions

2 BIG OIL DEALS TOBE CARRIED OUT   NEW JERSEY STANDARD AND  SOCONY TO ACQUIRE INTERESTS IN MIDEAST,

Ferguson Plans  New Labor Act For Utilities   Would Have Court For Util ity Labor Disputes, Binding On Both Sides

LABOR-COURTS.. — ARE PROPOSED   F MICHIGAN SENATOR . FAVORS “SYSTEM OF COURTS TO IRON OUT WAGE DIsPUTES ¢

MAY NOT HELP MUCH   Tho Worried, Industrialists Ap prove Coal Strike Truce

Erie Catholic Diocese Considers New Parishes   May Establish Two Churches in Bradford And Vicinity

MolotovAgrees To Arms Count Within Russia   ' Stipulates U. N. Demand Reports, Including A-Bomb

Russia, Britain OK Principle Of Troop Census   But Fail To Agree On Question of Veto; ‘United States Silent

Demanas Atom Bomb Report Be Included  England, Soviet Union In ccord On Arms Re-

Great Britain, Soviets Agree On Arms Check   Atomic Bomb. Secret Would be Divulged to World

Yugoslavia Chief UNRRA Recipient   Variety of Assistance  Provided by U.S. Funds

Allegheny Goes With Landslide   Dems Are Engulfed : Republican Wave

GOP REGAINS ALLEGHENY CO.   ss santnaenemnccerieemeee een teeenneneneeell  Martin Gets Majority O53,503 As Sweep Hits Democratic Bastion

ORDERS CUT IN COAL SHIPMENTS   Solid Fuels Administration Limits industrial Use

Seaway Plan Is Essential For Security   Acheson Urges Approval Of Congress For Big St. Lawrence Water Power Project

Urge Approval of Long Bebated St.  Lawrence Proj ject   Would Safeguard Our National Security, States Acheson

Waterway Said Vital To U.S. National Security   St. Lawrence Benefits Would Offset Cost, Dean Acheson Asserts

Lauds Plan For River Development!   Acheson Says St. Lawrence Seaway te Benefit Trade

Central News Agency Offers Peace Plan   Three Principles Are Laid Down

Lewis to Get Court Ruling  On New Appeal   Supreme Court Agrees To Broaden Basis for Judging Coal Dispute

Action Broadens’ Basis Of Judging Lega Moves Made By Government Against United Mine Workers’ Strike

UMW Injunction Appeal Will Be Heard By Court   Conviction Of Two Jehovah's Witnesses Under Draft Act Reversed

Supreme Court Will Consider New Coal Issue   Lewis Wins Point: Tribunal Agrees To Broaden Appeal

READ   Court To Rule On Validity ~()f Injunction   Action Proves Victory For Lewis In Legal Battles

Lewis Wins Supreme Court Hearing On Strike Appeal   Tribunal Agrees to Broaden Basis on Which It Wil Judge Government’s Legal Moves in Coal Dispute

~Full Details ‘Ultimatum’ to aft From Soviets   Supreme Court Grants   John L. Lewis Request _: _ For Ilearing on Appeal

COURT RAISES NEW ISSUES IN LEWIS DISPUTE   Justices to Eye De. cree’s Effect On Free Speech

LEGAL BASIS BROADENED IN COAL DISPUTE   COURT WILL HEAR LEWIS APPEAL ON INJUNCTION

Plane With Bodies Of Fliers on Way   Leaves Rome with Remains Of Airmen Shot Down By Yugoslav Fighters

Mason Is Given 18 Months Term   Federal Penitentiary Sentences Meted Out by Tudge Stone

15 KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK IN ENGLAND   Freight Telescopes Passenger Standing at Railway Station Outside TLichtficld_

VICHY PREMIER IS NOT GUILTY   FLANDIN FREED AS FRANCE'S WAR ARDOR COOLS

RELIEF, REFUGEE PROBLEMS ARE. AMONG MOST IMPORTANT WHICH ALLIES FACE IN FUROPEAN ARFA

Mackenzie's ‘Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

DP’s Present Big Problem  In Germany   Russians Charge Uncle Sam and John Bull With Making Political Capital Out Of Displaced Persons

Answer to Housing Problem  Professor Claims U. S. Will Lose AQ Million People in Next Century

Treaty Issues -ToBe Tackled   Conference on July 29 to Vary from Versailles Meet

FUTURE WORLD STAFF AGREES      Reported Unanimous On All Problems For Enforcing Security   VOTES ON PROCEDURE

UN Military Staff Group Discussing World Army Plans   Committee in Unanimous Agreement on Problems To. Enforce Security

Polio Epidemic Is Said To Have Passed Its Peak   Wave Is Reported Biggest Since 1916

British Major — Escapes Jews   Search Continues for Five ther Hastarce

reparations Against Holy _ Land Disorders Stepped Up   British Officer Escapes from Jewish Kidnapers and Leads Search for Others Abducted— Strict Curfews Imposed

British Officer Escapes From Kidnapers   Leads Search For 5 Men Abducted By Jewish Group

BRITISH HUNT FIVE OFFICERS HELD BY JEWS   One Kidnapped British Major Escapes; One More Jew Slain

KIDNAP ViCTIM ESCAPES JEWS   British Major Aids Hunt For 5 Others Abducted In Jerusalem

British Major Escapes From HisKidnapers   Leaps From Window to Elude Jewish Leaders; Search Far live Othev  tinues

British British Officer — Flees Kidnabers   Military Steps Are ‘Are Intensified Against Any Further Violenceln  BDaleetmea Area

BRITISH MAJOR.IN ESCAPE  Wave Of Terror Continues To Plaque Jewish Cities

The La Plata, Mo. Bank Is Robbed   Loan Bandit Escaped In the President’s Car With Between $5,600 and $7,000.

Officers Claim  Man Confesses Degnan Slaying      Chicago Kidnaping Case Suspect Held By Arizona Sheriff

U. S. Officers Are Named In  Morals Charge   Accused Of Living With German Girls In Army Compound

Army to Probe immorality Charges at Yank Headquarters in Frankfurt

German Girls Visiting U. S. Officers ‘Is Security, Not Morality’ Matter

Charges Are To Be Investigated   Assert German Girls Live in Yank Quarters

GERMAN GIRLS INU. S. BILLETS   Overnight ‘Visits’ Are Not Prohibited By Army Orders

GERMAN GIRLS  CAN LIVE WITH ARMY OFFICERS   General Says Regulations De Net Prevent Men Extertaining Girls   STRICT DISCIPLINARY ACTION 1S PROMISED

Damage High In Valley of ‘White River   Relief Within 24 Hours Is Indicated by Lower Temperatures; Stream In Oregon on Rampage

Relief Is Expected For Western Washington Soon  Rampaging Streams Will Be Checked, ' Officials Predict

Japan Scraps Imperial Rule   Hirohito Tells Gods He’s Shedding Powe

War Outlawed Under New Charter.   Emperor’s Powers Stripped; Human Rights Increased

Constitution Proclaimed  By Hirohito  Vast Liberties  a” wseonnt acon Dn awnia

Constitution  Proclaimed  By Hirohito Vast Liberties Granted People

Hirohito Sheds Imperial Robes For Democracy   New Constitution Qutlaws War, Gives People More Rights

10 Children Are Among Victims of Crash in Carolina   Pupils Were On Way to School at Time of Accident

10 KILLED AS TRAIN HITS SCHOOL BUS   13 More Hurt in Accident Today at Newberry, S. C.

Three Killed As Train Hits Auto   j Two Small Boys And Grandfather  Meet Death In Crash  '  In Marvliand

ALLIED ADVANCES DISRUPTED NAZI “DRAFT” OF LABOR   Morshal Petain Balked ‘ai ’ Sending French Women To Reich

RUSSIA PLEDGES AID WITH GRAIN   Peasants Are Being Urged To Boost Production

Operators Split On Coal Contract Talks With Lewis   Southerners Refuse to Negotiate Mine Pact With UMW Chieftain

MINE OWNERS DISAGREE ON NEGOTIATIONS   Southerners Unwilling to Con fer With Union Boss About New Contract.

JOHN LEWIS 1S CAUGHT IN MIDDLE   Northern and Southern Operators In Disagreement

MINE OPERATORS ARE AGAIN SPLIT ON: NEGOTIATING   “North and Midwest Groups Are Willing to Reopen Talks Now   SOUTH WANTS TO WAIT   ee  Lengthy Delay May Result in Contracts Upon Regional Basis

SOUTHERN GROUP REFUSES TO JOIN IN NEGOTIATIONS   UMW May Lose Its Industrywide Wage Agreement

Southern Group Says ‘No’ fo Negotiations   Lewis Fights for Industrywide Wage Agreement

Southern Producers Reject Northerners Offer To Negotiate   Differences Balk Lewis Committment To Fight For Industry-Wide Contract; He Must Devise New Strategy To Reach Goal

Mine Owners Split On Contract Plans   Lewis Faces Battle To Win Nationwide Pacts

Southern Soft Coal Oper. ators Refuse to join North In Industry-W ide Wage Agreement.  GROUP ADJOURNS FOLLOWING RIFT

Lewis in Middle of  Impasse   Northern Operators Will Negotiote But Southern Operators Refuse

BRINGS IN SHIP   Freighter American Farmer Limps into Port Todky Under Own Power Flying American Flag.

PROGRAMS PLANNED IN CITY  Annual New Year's Communion Service Is Scheduled Tonight

@ PAUL MALLON—  Politics Important Factor Back of Lack of Labor Legis!ation

LIVING COSTS SLATED 10 DROP IN SIX MONTHS   Republicans Make Demands For Tax Reductions, Government Economy

NATAHN AND FINANCIAL EXPERT OF MANUFACTURERS DISAGREE, HOWEVER, ON  METHOD ‘OF DECLINE

Unions In U. S. Have Stronghold   AFL Membership Recently Topped 7,000,000; CIO Gains Also

UNIONS STRONGER  THAN EVER BEFORE   Estimated About 15.000. 000 Members Are Pay ing Dues   FUTURE IS UNCERTAIN

THIS LABOR DAY FINDS UNIONS AT PEAK OF POWER   Year Of Labor Management Warfare Behind Them, Unions Face Future Of Uncertainty.

MEMBEROMP OF U. 8, UNIONS LARGEST IN HISTORY; FEW ROWS  FUTURE DISPUTES WITH

MEMBERSHIP OF U. 5.  UNIONS LARGEST IN  HISTORY; FEW ROWS FUTURE DISPUTES WITH  MANAGEMENT IN DOUBT: > CTDIVE TAW PHOCCIRIE

STRIKE WARS ULL, FUTURE Ic INPCATAN   AFL, CIO and Smaller Groups Membership Probably Up to 15,000,000.

(-54 Crashes Against Peak InGanal Zone   All 23 Persons Axcard cclieved- Kill-d In "Transport [rom Florieda

UNO Will Be Backed To Limit   Truman Says Experience Is Necessary To Make Pact Perfect

Truman Says U. S. Supports UNO ‘In Full’   Submits Byrnes‘ Report of First Session To Conaress

Election  Is Set On Authority   No Objections Yesterday h » Hearing On 3 Murdale Unit

COAL WALKOUT CRIPPLES STEEL   Auto Industry Slowed as Briggs Truckers Strike

Truck Drivers Stage Walkout At Briggs Plant   119,000 Auto Workers Laid Off By Strikes In Allied Industries

Coal Strike Hurts Steel Production   Automobile Industry Slowed Down by Shortages of Stee] This Week

UTO PRODUCTION CURBED BY STRIKE OF TRUCK DRIVERS   Steel Mills in Pittsburg anc Chicago Closed by Mine Walkout

Little Hope Seen for End Of Coal Strike   Truck Drivers’ Dispute Shuts Down Briggs Plant

CEASE FIRE PACT IS MADE IN PORTION OF CHINA, RAISES HOPE  END OF MANCHURIAN WAR INDICATED IF PATTERN FOLLOWED

Peace. Step In China —   ‘Truce Signed ir in Cen-. ‘itral Area Paves Way ‘For Manchuria Unity

Communist - Government Accord Qpent Way For i Resumption of Discus sion of Manehurin

WAR CEASES IN CENTRAL CHINA   Cease-Fire Agreement Poves Woy for Airing of Vital Manchurian Problem

Cease-Fire  Agreement in Central China  Accord Opens Way fo   Accord Opens Way for Renewed: Discussion: of Manchurian. Problem:

‘see omen cee A Re  CEASE - FIRE AGREEMENT REACHED IN CENTRAL CHINA

ll Effects Of Strike Pyramiding   “Government Not ‘Ready to Take  . Steps Toward -Settlement

Drastic Cut In Railroad Service Ordered Today: Brownouts Are Imminen

‘Bilbo Says Money ’ Went inCampaigr   _ Asserts He Got None of $25, 000 Handed Him by Contractor   RIPS INTO HIS FOES   Former Secretary Mixes Testimony, Faces Perjury  Charge

Senator Lashes at Former Secretary in Bitter Attack   Makes Formal Denial of Any Wrong-Doing in Political Actions

Bilbo Denies Seeking Gitts On Taking Stand   Mississippi Senator Reads: Lengthy Report To Senate Committee

SENATOR SAYS GIFT WAS FOR DOXEY’S FUND   Congressman Flares Up at Senate Probe; Calls Terry “Judas Iscariot”

—AN ‘OLD SOUTHERN CUSTOM’ Never Sought Gifts Or Money, Probers Told

Didn't Get Any Money Out Of Check, Claim   Angrily Testifies $25,000 Was Given Him For Doxey, Lashes Into Terry

011.80 FLARES UP   senator Becomes Angry When Investigators Press for, petails on $25,000.   ic REPEATS STRONG DENIAL   nid Not “Get a Damn Cent,” the witness Shoots Back at inquisitors,   nips AT EX-SECRETARY)   Mississippian Calls Terry a “tydas iscariot’—Insists He ‘as No Gift Seeker.

Solon Denies He Shared in  Contributier   Lawmaker Reads Statement Refuting All Complaints Against Him in Connection wih War Contractars

Bilbo Called As Witness In Senate Probe   MISSISSIPPI] SOLON IS ORDERED TO TAKE STAND

Bilbo Says His Gifts Came From ‘Real Friends’ and With  Wa Strings   Calls Report ‘Lie’   Muda eee     Says Doctor Did Not  Turn Over $1,500  eam Addict

SEN. BILBO LASHES AT TESTIMONY. GIVEN BY FORMER SECRETARY TO INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE   Mississippian Says He Is “Poor Man” and Is Involved Heavily—Churchill Accuses British Labor Committee of Incompetence—Five Hundred  Millions in Cash Dangled Before Chinese

TEMPERATHIPBES   Former Secretary Faces Perjury And Contempt Charges

Didn’t Receive a Cent He Tells  Sen. Ferguson   Lashes Out At Terry, Former Secretary, At Hearing Todav

MISSISSIPPI SENATOR SAYS DIDN'T GET A CENT OF NEWTON'S $25,000   .. Calls His Ex-Secretary Terry A “Judas Iscariot

SENATOR BILBO ~ SAYS HE ‘ID NOT GET A DAMN CENT   Of the $25,000 Handed Hin In Hotel Room by Was Contractor,   GAVE TESTIMONY TODA,   Flared Up for the Firat Tio at War Committee Hearing.

A Ae tL tL ect ttt itn  Bilbo Calls His Ex-Secretary Iscariot, Denies He Got Cent Of $25,000 Handed Him  a   Claims Money Was for Another's Campaign, That He’s Poor Man; Bitterly Attacks Terry and Ross Collins

Bilbo Calls His Ex-Secretary Iscariot, Denies He Got Cent Of $25,000 Handed Him   Claims Money Was for Another's Campaign, That He’: Poor Man; Bitterly Attacks Terry and Ross Collins

‘Old Southern Custom to Give Officials Gifts:  Lashes Ex-Secretary Ac A “ludac Iecariat’

p &   The Man’ Claims His Former Secretary Is Worst Traitor in All History by Going Against Him with ‘26 Pusillanimous Lies’

Bilbo Denies Statements By Secretary   Senator, Under Fire a' Subcommittee Hearing. Brands Former Aide a: “Tidas iseartol

Senator  In Angry Attitude AtQuery   Statement Is Read Amidst Outbreak  From Solon

Bilbo Flares lk»; Claims He Got None o-, $25,000 Handed Him by Contractor

Denies He Sought ‘Gifts Or Funds’   Asserts In 10,000-W ord Prepared Statement ‘I Am A Very Poor Man And Heavily Involved In Debt’

Senator Denies Asking Gifts or Funds for Acts   Evidence Shows ‘ Am Very Poor Man,’ He Tells Senate Probers

Sen. Bilbo Says Gifts To Public  Servants Just ‘Southern Custom’

Solon Says Political Gifts Southern Custom   Mississippi Senator Says He's Poor; * That He Received Only Two Christmas Gifts

Bilbo Flares Up When Accused of Taking $25,000   Vehemently Denies War Contractors Gave Him Checks

Senator Lisps Poverty Plea To Colleagues   Says He Received Christmas Gifts of Car, Furniture

Flares Up Fox First Time at Senate Quiz   Says Money From War Contractor Went Into Campaign for Doxey

Senator Appears To Defend Self;  Reads Statement   Angered By Repeated Questions On $25,000; Lashes Out At Former Secretary

Senator Flares. Up First Time In Investigation  All Complaints Are Denied Also

10,000 WORD STATEMENT IS DEAD TODAY   Bilbo Testifies For First Time in Senate Probe

Cites ‘Old Southern Custom’ Of Giving Presents Ta ‘Puhlic Servants.’

Issues Raised by Negro and ‘Oust Bilbo’ Groups, Mississippi Solon Says

Senator Flays Ex-Seeretary and Denies He Profited Froim War Contracts   SOUTHERN CUSTOM TO. GET EXPENSIVE GIFTS

Labels Former Secretary As ‘Iudas Iscariot’   Declares Giving Presents To Public Servants Is An “Old Southern Custem’?   “T Had Greatest Traitor Of All”   Says His “Gifts” Came From Real Friends Without Any Obligations Or Strings

Witness Angry On Stand   Bilbo Flares up At Senate War Investigating  Group Hearing

Bilbo Denies It In 10.000 Words  LVI   senator Says He Prefited ‘Not One Cent’ From Campaign Funds, Contriburion:; Gifts Not Solicited, He Declares

Bilbo Lashes Back   Calls Secretary a “Judas Iscariot” and Denies Getting Any Of a $25,000 Donatior

.: , eh # ‘ .  . , : . The Rev the probe ir   ; January firs!     In funds Bil sojourn in   CALLS TERRY      Senator Defines Gifts as Old Southern Custom

Gifts Just an ‘Old Southern Custom’: Bilbe   Only Asked for Funds Once, He Tells  Investigators

Bilbo Denies Profit, Flays His Accuser   Mississippi Senator Angrily Testifies He Did. Not ‘Get a Cent’ of $25,000 Handed Him By Contractor: Lashes His Former Secretary

BILBO DENIES TAKING FUNDS FROM ANYONE   Senator Emphatically Declares He Did Not Get Any of $25,000 Handed Him in a Hotel Room by a War Contractor,

Says Only Presents Came Fram “Real Friends With Big Strimee Attachad!

Edward P. Terry Described As ‘Judas Iscariot’   Senator:Declares It Is An “Old Southern Custom” To Give Presents To Public Servant:

Donors Followed Southern Custom   Senator Denies He Sought Gifts from War Contractors

Mississippi Senator Declares It an “Old Southern Custom” To Give Presents to Public  Servants.   DENOUNCES TERRY’S ASSERTIONS AS LIES

SOUTHERN CUSTOM  SAYS SENATOR; RAPS  SECRETARY AS JUDAS PROBERS HEAR DENIAL  SOLON ASKED FUNDS, “EYCEPT FOR WIRE”

‘The Man’ Takes Witness Stand And Bitterly Denounces His Former Secretary Who Has Been Key Witness Against Solon

Two Valley Towns Ge Rain: Rio Grande Up   Children and Widow of GI Joe Sykes © Who Lived Under a Tree, to Get Home

FIRE FATAL TO EIGHT BELIEVED INCENDIARY   Boston Commissioner Blames Ar son for Tragic Blaze and Two Others Nearby.

Ruling May Not Come Before Tomorrow; Leaders To Continue Walkout Until Ruling Is Rewercer)   PRESS MURRAY TO HEAD OFF WALKOUT

AFL Representative On Board Seeks Reversal of Decision Causing Strike

Committee Ends Investigation of Demobilization   Briggs Protests That Only One Side of Story Was Heard

Draft Quotas Go Unfilled, Says Hershey   Senate Group Finishes Demobilization Hearings

Solons End Hearing on  Discharges   Extension of Draft Law Urged by Hershey, Says Enlistment Lag Delays Demohilization

Draft Lag Hearing Ends   Heavy Enlistments Blamed for Bog in Army Inductee Quotas

Hershey Asks Extension of the Draft Act   Selective Service Chief Explains Why Quetas Hove Lagged

Extension Of Draft Reauestea   Reinduction of Some Vets May Be Requested

L. Hershey Blames Heavy Enlistments For Quotas Lagging   Selective Service Director Suggests Extend Draft Law

DRAFT LAG DUE TO ENLISTMENTS HERSHEY CLAIMS   Tells Why Selective Service Unable To Meet 506.000 Monthly Quota

PUBLIC HEARINGS   Action Taken Over Protests of a Special Senate Committee.   HERSHEY IS A WITNESS   He Blamed Heavy Enlistment For a Lag In the Draft  Quotas.

Hershey Blames Draft Slowdown On Volunteering   Director Explains Why 50,000 Monthly Quota Not Supplied.

Draft Lagging, Hershey Claims  Numerous Eligibles Volunteering, Claim

Selective Service Unable to Provide Its Monthly Quotas      Number of Volunteers in Eligible Class Reduces  Replacements

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Krug May Have UMW Demands: Talks Recess   Lewis Is Silent On Whatever Proposition He May Have Offered   INTERIOR SECRETARY HAS NOTHING TO SAY   Speculation Arises As Negotiations Are Recessed For 24 Hours

Krug And Lewis Silent On Demands UMW Prexy May Have Made Monday   Only Four Days Remain Of John L’s. Time-Table Before He Gives Notice Whether He  Means To Terminate Contract

EWIS SILENT ON NEW MINE PAY DEMANDS   Declines Comment On First Meeting With Secretary Krug

Lewis Is Still Silent On Coal Bargaining   Mine Chief Confers With Secretary Krug In Capital

LEWIS AND KRUG “SILENT ON PARLEY   TWO CONFER TWO AND A HALF HOURS — ANOTHER MEETING SET FOR TODAY.

Lewis Silent On Demands At Contract Meet  Krug Withholding Com. ment As Coal Pact Conference Onen<

Lewis Silent On Probable Pact Demands   Union Chief Confers With Krug; Meet Adiourns Until Today

27 ARE KILLED AS AIRLINER HITS MOUNTAIN   Ship Burns after Crashing into 5,000-Foot Peak East Of San Diego

TWENTY-SEVEN PERSONS LOST  WHEN BIG PLANE WAS WRECKED ON MOUNTAIN   hae Bet Pain

Recover 25 Bodies Of Plane Crash Victims In West   Volunteers Working Way Back To Plane Disaster Scene In California   LUXURY PLANE DEAD TOTAL 27

PLANE PLUNGES NTO MOUNTAIN   Izodies of Two Babies }found Around WreckNove of Luxury Ship

27 Persons Die When Airliner Hits Mountain   25 Bodies Recovered, Weary Hunt Resumed East of San Diego

Truman Intervention Seen as Next Step To Break Deadlock   Labor Department Seems To Have Exhausted ~~” Moves To Reach Accord; Lewis Calls WSB An ‘Economic Boar's Nest’

Efforts by U.S. Official Fails to Break Deadlock   2500 Ships Idle; Lewis Offers to Assist Seamen

CRISIS NEA FOR TALMADGE   Hiness Termed Critical As He Sinks Into  Coma

TALMADGE TAKES TURN FOR WORSE   GOVERNOR - ELECT WEAKER AFTER 2 TRANSFUSIONS — CONDITION CRITICAL,

Ln Killed  World’s Worst Mine Disaster ~ Bared in Japan After 4 Years

World’s Worst Mine Disaster  4 Years Old   Took Lives Of 1,549 Chinese And Koreans

World’ s Worst Mining Disaster Kept Secret By Japs For Nearly Four Years

Reveal Greatest Mining Tragedy   Manchuria Explosion Killed 1,549 Chinese and Koreans In 1942

MOST ‘REGULARS’ AT MET’S FIRST SHOW   Mrs. Cor ne lius Vanderbilt Among Missing

Tech And A. & M. To S eek Pantex Plant  riment Station To Be   Agricultural Experiment Station To Be Operated Jointly By Schools Planned

Benton Oat Seed _  To Be Available  In Plymouth Count) Limited Ainounts’ - Of New Grain Will  Re For Farmere

Benton Oat Seed To Be Available — In in Plymouth Count       Limited Amounts 3 OF New: Grain Will  pp pe ee

POWER POLITICS INCREASE EUROPEAN: TENSION, BUT BALANCE OF OPINION FEELS NEW CONFLICT NOT INEVITABLE.

1 THE WORLD TODAY iWar Possible but Balance [Is on the Side of Peace

ALL WORLD WONDERS WHETHER   THIRD GREAT WAR WILL BECOME IREALITY OR UNO CAN AVERT IT

ENGLISH WAR BRIDE CHARGES DESERTION   Judge Scores George E. Ben: der, Trevose, For “Contemptible Act”’  aan 1cler fs TTA ATEee! 8 ee Tt Te ors,

McCarthy Court Test Ordered .   State Secretary Must Show Why Action Should Not Be Taken

New Roadblock Clear Way For Legality Test Of McCarthy's Candidacy

Way Cleared For McCarthy Test In Court   Right Of Appleton Judge To Run For Senate Contested By State  , Claim Adjuster

Way Cleared on McCarthy Test   Rosenberry Signs Show Cause Order

PRISONER UPRISING IN MILAN, ITALY   3000 Seize Control Of Jail; Plan Mass Escape

CONVICTS GRAB MILAN PRISON   THREE THOUSAND ARE LED BY NOTED- BANDIT

Lawrence Orders Racket Slean Up.   Pittshurgh Officers Question Two Men Held in New York

@ PAUL MALLON-—   What Happened to Bob LaFollette Is Latest Political Mystery

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EXTREME COLD WAVE ON WAY   Temperature Expeeted to -ne Vive “ Above at Chicago by Wednesday —Will Return to Normal Latter Part. of Week, od

Sweeps Over Great Lakes, Ohio Valley   Temperatures Drop Sharply In The North

COLD WAVE GRIPS ENTIRE MID-WEST   Temperatures Expected To Return to Normal Last of Week

Truman Fare  Like Average   White House  Serves Meat When It Can Cat It

TRUMAN CHOICE OF KRUG DUE FOR QUICK 0. K.   President Serves Notice He Will Make Own Appointments To Ton Jobs

Krug Named By Truman To Fill Cabinet Vacancy   Former WPB Chief Was Darkest Horse In Race For Post

SENATE LIKELY TC APPROVE  A. KRUG FOR CABINET POST   President Truman Nominates  Former WPB Chief to. eS BP:

Darkest Of Dark  Horses   Krug Appointment Believed to be Truman’s Way of  Taking Command

Speedy Okay Predicted On Krug Selection   Truman Surprises Advisers To Select Former WPB Chief A Ickes’ Successor

APPOINTMENT OF KRUG SURPRISE   Truman Apparently Serving Notice He's Taking Personal Command In Filling Top Jobs.   —BY ERNEST B. VACCARO—

Dark Horse Gets Ickes Old Post as Interior Secretary  Spankin nf FF A Wee FI:      Selection of J. A. Krug I: Supreme Move by Truman to Fill Important Job

Wisconsin Man Truman Choice   Quick Confirmation o Ex-WPB Chief Seen

Truman Shows New Political Tack By Naming Krug Inierior Secretary

See Swift Krug OK   Senate Approval of Former WPB Head to Cabinet Deemed Sure

TRUMAN NAMES DARK HORSE TO FILL ICKES POST      Some Of Senators Grumble Because President Didn’t Appoint Westerner

Choice Of Krug Is Surprise  Truman Shows Change Of Political Pace

Predicts Speedy Confirmation of Krug as Secretary of Interior   Truman Short-Circuits Advisers to Nominate Former War Production Board: Chairman as Successor to Ickes* Capito! Hails Choice

Krug Is Named To Ickes Post In The Cabinet   Nominee For Secretary Of Interior Expected To Gain Quick Approval

Truman’s Naming of Krug To Interior Post A Fast -. Change of Political Pace .

Former Chairman of WPB Is Chosen To Succeed Ickes; Senate Confirmation Likely

Truman Ignores Advisers; Names Krug To Cabinet   Nomination As _ Interio: Secretary Is Concedec Speedy Confirmation.

President Name: Ickes’ Successor  Dark Horse Selected in Surprise Move

Krug Picked For Secretary Of Interior   Surprise Pulled By Truman In Selecting Former WPB Chief

President Seen Changing Pace In Picking Krug   Expecting Confirmation Of Ex-WPB Chief As Ickes’ Successor In Cabinet

Surprises By Picking Darkest Of Dark Horses   Nomination Conceded Speedy Approval Of Senate; Might Relieve Situation

EXPECT SPEEDY APPROVAL FOR TRUMAN'S KRUG   38 Year Old Former Director of WPB Was Darkest of Dark Horses

Truman Names J. A. Krug Former Chief of WPB, Ac Sacretary of Interior

Krug Choice Proves Surprise   Real Dark Horse— Inner Circle Not  Consulted

CHOICE COME: AS SURPRISE IN CAPITAL   Early Approval Expected In Congress   Of Ex-W. P. B. Chief Might Take Some Of Sting Out Of Ickes Resignation

Speedy Approval of Krug To Be Secretary of Interior Is Conceded In Capital Circles

QUICK KRUG .OKAY LIKELY   Truman Names Former WPB Boss To Head Interior

Krug Nominated To Take Ickes Place In Cabinet   Truman Selects Former WPB Boss

Truman Names Ickes Successor   J. A. Krug. Considered Dark Horse for Post. Given Nomination

Krug’s Appointment As Ickes’SuccessorUpsets “Inside” Capital Dope      mas On Political Spal   Wasn’l Evan Lonz-Sholt

“A Fast Political Change of Pace in Krug Appointment   Truman Springs a Surprise in Selection » Of Former WPB Boss To Succeed Ickes

Army May be Willing to Di op Draft  Jor Training Progr am   Proposal Is Discussed as Solution of Continuing Manpower Problem; Top Officials to Decide

Army Likely to Drop Draft in Favor of  Universal Training   Final Decision on Proposals for Compulsory Program Up to Patterson And Eisenhower: Hard Fight Is Seen

Army Might Scrap Draft For Compulsory Training   Proposal of Universal Training Discussed as Possible Solution of. Manpower Problem—Decision Up to Army

Army Studies Changing of Dratt Policy  May Drop Stand To Press Hard for

Army May Abandon Draft to Press For Universal Training   Proposal Considered Possibie Solution T Manpower Problem; Final Decision Left To Patterson and Gen. Eisenhower   Rv FDWARD E. BOMAR

INSTEAD OF DRAFT  Army May Back New Drive For Universal Training

CIO Agrees To Vote On Firw’s Pay Hike ‘Offer   Would Submit Proposal Te Members Providing They ‘Have Chandée to Voice  Ophrion on Arbitration   rerm Compaiiy’s ‘Plan ‘Incomplete’   Union Also “Takes Tssue With GM Assertions Only

‘Material — Lack Cited  by Premier   Speaks From Moscow on Eve of First Election Since 1937

Broadcasts Message on Radio Today   Red Dictator Addresses Russians on Eve of Elec tion at Moscow

Amendment Which Would Control Negro Vote Will Be Decided Tuesday   Argument Causes Split In Party   Repulicans Offer Only Token Resistance In Alabama Election Contests

Alabama Votes On Negro Ballot   State Leaders Split On Radical Question

STRESSES NEED FOR FRIENDSHIP WITH RUSSIA   Marshall Calls Situation Grave

CHIANG SEEAS FRIENDSHIP WITH RUSSIA   Says World Peace Depends On Soiving Maichuria Problem

Coroner Threatened Over Phone. Twice Since Announcing Reopening of €nse

CHECK PLACED ON SPECULATOR   Stock Exchange Trading Margin Is Raised To 100 Percent

Margin Deals On Exchange Put Under Bar   Federal Reserve Acts Drastically to Control Market

Margin Raised To 100 Pet. for Stock Trading   Step Designed to Check Speculation And Curb Inflation

Reserve Board  Boosts Margin  Aequirements  Drastic. Step Taken te Check Speculation and Are ae Civ an

MARGIN DEALS CALLED OFF IN FRB ACTION   Requirements Are Ordered to 100 P.C. In All Stock Trading

Drastic Step Taken by Federal Reserve Board to Check Speculation and Curb Inflation—Order Puts Dealings on Cash Basis and Bans Further Loans by Brokers—Existing Accounts Not Affected Except When Sales Are Made.

Increase Margin Requirements for Exchange Trading   Federal Reserve Board Seeks to Halt Public Speculation

lowa Plans for Food Conserving  * Appeal to Go to Hundreds of Groups

THOMAS FACTION BUCKS REUTHER   Union Policy on Basis for Wage Demands Is Bue to Be Threshed Out

AUTO UNION HEADS FACE SHOWDOWN ON PROFITS ISSUE   Reuther and Thomas-Addes Faction Lock Horns at Chicace Meeting

Kentucky Derby Saturday Draws 17-Horse Field   Entries For 72nd Kentucky Derby

Derby Field Of Seventeen Set for Race   Maine Chance Farm Thoroughbreds Head Stable of Hopefuls

Business Area Of LeMars To Receive D.D.T. Treatment  Residents Of Town  May Get Materials Wee he ee NEE

Business Area Of leMars To Receive  D.D.T. Treatment  Residents Of Town May Get Materials Free From Citv

W. Va. Miners Get Last Pay   Mine Stoppage Seen As Staggering Blow

Idle Miners Get Last Full Pay; Earnings Drop   Trade Group Sees Staggering Effect On Economit Life

Solons Would Strengthen Bill   Diluted Housing Plan  Sent To Committee

Forces of Reaction In Democrat Ranks  Reece Scores Alliance With PAC

GOP CHAIRMAN SAYS GOP WIN VITAL TO PEACE   Reece Avers Democrat Victory Would Put  Communists ‘in’

Republican Success Needed, Reece Says   Calls for Defeat of Democrat-PAC-Communist Ticket

Reece Addresses Party Gathering  GOP Success Vital To Peace Hone. Savs

se  Hess Delivered 4-Point Peace Plan To British, Nuernberg Court Told

Meanwhile Russians Have Barred Allies From Any Territory They Occupy

French Put Down Rebels In Indo-China   Suffer Heavy Casualties in Colonial Conflict

Negotiators Work To Prevent Strike   Big Tomato Crop Involved in Threatened CIO Walkout

SECTION OF NIAGRA FALLS HAS FALLEN   City of Niagara Shaken by Falling of Huge Section.

Churchills End Miami Vacation   Ex-Prime Minister And Party Leaves For Washington Today

Airport Act Is Nearing Final Tests   Passage Is Assured; Matches State Fund

Big National Airport Network Due  Pe Pe ee ee ee meee   Federal Government Is Planning Seven-Year Program

Congress To Act Soon On Airport Network Measure   Expect National System Approval

Big National Airport Network Due  on al Gov   Federal Government Is Planning Seven-Year Program

Kidnaped British Army Officers Freed By Jews   Tension In Jerusalem Eases Considerably As Officers Dumped From Truck Unhurt; Reports Say English And Jews Will Seek ‘Sensible Settlement’

TENSION IN HOLY LAND EASED TODAY   Jews Free Three Kidnaped British Army Officers

TENSION EASES IN HOLY LAND   British Officers Released; ‘Sensible Settlement’ Being Sought

Holy Land Tension Is Eased by Surprise Release Today of Three British Officers

HOLY LAND TENSION EASES OF F   Three Kidnaped Army Officers Returned ‘OK’

Tension Eases In Holy Lands  3 British Officers, Abducted 16 Days Anum Aue BDalanean tl

TENSION EASES IN . HOLY LAND   Kidnaped Brit. Officers Are. Released Unharmed

NAVAL. CHIEF CRITICAL OF —  MERGER PLAN   FORRESTAL SAYS HE SEES SERVICE UNIFICATION AS POs‘SIBLE ROAD TO DICTA.

NAVY HEAD HITS DICTATOR PERIL   Forrestal Says Merger Plan Concentrates Too Much Power

CARL SMITH, 49, DIES AT FAYETTE SUNDAY; SERVICES WILL BE HELD HERE TODAY

NOTICES FILED SETTING DATE FOR WALKOUT      Negotiations to End 30-Day Dispute Hit Snags

@ PAUL MALLON—  Asserts Murray and C. I. O. Again on Wrong Track

Says They Are Gaining Distrust Of Arab and Jew   Indian Problem Mishandled Too?

Churchill Hits ‘Vacillation’ Of Labor Regime   Cifes yaaa Trouble, Empire Sh he kage While Russia Expands

Former Prime Minister Assails Attlee Regime For “Vacillating Wtihout Any Plan Or Policy” For Palestine—Also Charges Mishandling Of Indian Problem—Foreign Office Indicates Strong Reply Made To Truman’s Immigration Demand

‘Attlee Assailed By Churchill   Former Premier Says Britain Lacks ~ Jewish Plan :

EX-PRIME MINISTER  BLAMES SUCCESSORS  FOR JEWISH DISPUTE LABOR GOVERNMENT IS  ASSAILED. AS TAKING INCORRECT POSITION   BRITISH, AMERICAN SPLIT OVER PALESTINE IS WIDEST IN MANY VEARS BUT SOLUTION POSSIRI F

BRITAIN SHRINKING   Churchill Contrasts Fading Empire With Expand ing Russia

*FORMER PRIME MINISTER CLAIMS PARTY HOLDING ONTO MANDATE IN. WHICH THEY HAVE NO INTEREST; SAY. JEWS, ARABS HOSTILE TO ACTS

Britain  HitHard ForLack Of Plan   Former Chief Sees Labor Party Lost In Incapacity

Churchill Raps British Policy In India Dispute  Vacillating Without Any Plan, Charge; Attlee Sends Strong

Churchill Rips Britain’s Holy Land Policies   Also Charges Attlee Regime With Bungling In: dian Problem.

London Fearful New Trouble To Sweep Holy Lanc   Truman's Plea for Immigration Flayed By Attlee Governmen

‘Vacillating’ In Palestine,  Says Churchill   Prime Minister Attlee Sends Strong Note In Reply To Truman's Appea!

CHURCHILL IN AN ATTACK ON LABOR GOVERNMENT   Said 1 Was “Vacillating Without Any Plan or Policy” For Palestine.   SPOKE IN BLACKPOOL   Addressed National Conference of the Conservative Party.

Attlee Govt. Assailed by War Leader   Winston Cites Palestine And India; Endorses Bevin on Russia.   (Palestine stcry page 2.)

Churchill Raps British Labor Government . For Palestine Policy   Former Prime Minister Declares Nation Holding Onto Mandate in Which It Has No Vital Interest, Sees Shrinking British Empire

Churchill Says Attleemen Have No Jewish Plan   Labor Government Charged With Vaccillation

Churchill Flays British Policy On Palestine   Tactics Assailed A Rift: Develops With United States

BRITISH LABOR GOVERNMENT 1S TAKEN TO TASK BY CHURCHILL FOR ATTITUDE TOWARD PALESTINE

Churchill. Hits ‘Vacillation’ — On Palestine   ‘Says; British Hold Mandate but Lack Purpose

Says It Brews Hostility Both Arab And Jew.   Former Prime Mint ster Contrasts Shrinking Em-  pire With Expand: ing Russia   Charges Bungling ; Of India Problem   Estimates Number King’s Subjects Reduced To  Quarter of Fermer Figure

Says Palestine And India Issues  Were Mishandled   Former Leader Sees Danger In Shrinking Empire Compared To Expanding Russia

Temperatures   Churchill Flays Labor Party for Palestine Policy   Former Prime Minister Claims Tactics “Gaining Distrust and Hostility” for Eynnire: Truman’s Plea Upsets Attlee

Truman Urges  Swift Action  on Unification ‘Delay Is Process  of Decay,’ Ey Oe (ET Sa Leen See

President Urges Quick Action To Unify Armed Power Under Merged Command of All Forces

Truman Urges Swift Action on Unification  ‘Delay Is Process of Decay,’ President Asserts

REGENTS OF NEW MEXICO A, & M. SEEKING TO REGAIN LICENSE OF RADIO STATION FROM KOB FIRM

Regents of A & M Open Suit to Regain KOB’s License for Violating Contract

Democrat Fears Loss of Jobs   Says Republicans Will Discharge Thousands Of Employes

 DEMOCRATS— Republican Victory Will Cost Capital  1 Avea $20. 000 000

SENATE GROUP REVEALS THEFT OF GARSSON FILE   FBI Probes Theft as Nationwide Contracts Inquiry Begins

Records Copied By Outsider   Committee Pushe: Probe Into War Contracts

GARSSON CASE FILE THEFT IS CHECKED BY FBI   To Probe War Contractors From Const To Coast

Papers Believed Kept 3 Hours for Copying   Federal Attorney Accuses Higgins of War Frauds

FILES FINGERED INGARSSON CASE   FBI Investigates Theft, of Committee Papers

FBI Probes  Garsson Case Files Thefl   Committee Counsel Says Papers Taken, Copied, Returned

FB! Probes Garsson Case  Files Theft  Papers In Probe Said Caniad

Files Stolen in Garrson Quiz;  FBI Called In   Profits Probe Reaches to Coast; Kaiser Scores Critics

RMS COMBINE  JOINS IN NVESTIGATION   New Profits  Inguiries Loom

Some Of Nation's Biggest War Contractors Feel  Lash Of Federal Probes

FBI Scans Garsson  File Theft   Papers Taken, Copied Profit Investigation Spreads to Paris

FBI Investigates Alleged Thefts of  Garsson Record   Senate Committee Charges Someone “Borrowed”  And Copied Files

Two Suspects in Brutal Murder of Newark Girl Held   Victim, 17, Found Beaten or Kicked To Death in Field

Young Woman Is Found Slain   Two Suspects Held In Bru. tal Murder Of 17-YearOld Girl At Newark, Ohia

Rites Scheduled for Cardinal  Body to Be Flown tc U.S. Wednesday

Rites Scheduled for Cardinal Body to Be Flown te  FT Clo WEF. 1... dt.

WEEK OF CRISIS IN LIFE OF 75TH CONGRESS   Much to Depend on What Lawmakers Do Before July 16

WEEK OF CRISIS IN THE 79TH CONGRESS   Action Will Determine Many Important Issues   HIGH COST OF LIVING

ACTION IS DUE THIS WEEK ON MANY ISSUES   - 'British Loar Is Also On Agenda  Bay Actinn Snon

CONGRESS WILL FACE WEEK OF  GRISES   Many Bills To Be Determined Before Adjournment

ACTION..ON .PRECE CONTROL AND DRAFT LAW MUST BE TAKEN, BY SUNDAY MIDNIGHT

OPA, Draft and Fiscal Issues Still Undecided   Atomic Problem, Loan to Britain Also on Agenda

International Harvester’s ‘Employes Halt Extended  Work Stoppage in Plants

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   State Police to Enforce Picketing Injunction

Mother Carrini to Be Canonized   She Will Become First American Citizen to Be Naumbered By the Saints.

Delay i in Site Stirs Nations   "U.S. Proposals Draw Criticism From U. N.

COLONEL REPORTS NEAR 6.1. MUTINY   SEC. PATTERSON GREETED IN JAPAN WITH CRIES “WE WANT T0 GO HOME.”

Tito Defends Pilot Firing On U.S.Plane   Declares Yugoslavia De sires Peace, ‘But Nof At Any Price”

Tito Denies U.S. Transport Lost in Clouds   Nation Desires Peace, But Not at Any Price, Premier Declares

TITO ASSERTS SHIP NOT LOST   Yugoslav Premier Claims Weather Clear When Plane Forced Down

MARSHAL TITO DENIES STORY OF LOST 0-4)   ATR SOVEREIGNTY VIOLATED, SAYS PREMIER

Wt SOVEREIGNTY Tito Disputes U. §. Account Of Attack on Yank Plane

Tito Denies Plane Was Lost In Clouds      ‘Says Nation Wants Peace “But Not at Any Price”

Aw Strike Truce Near; Coal Mine Walkouts Spread   West Coast Shipping Tieup Continues Despite Agree ment on Issues   NEW WAGE DEMAND ‘TRIPS MOVIE TALKS   Factions in Allis-Chalmers Tangle Confer With U. S. Mediator

Strike Among Airline Group Nearing End   SOLUTION IS NEAR IN WALKOUT FOR BIG AIRWAYS

Air Lines Near Resumption;  Shipping Tied   Maritime Owners Make New Demands; Coal Strikes Spread

STRIKE NEAR SETTLEMENT   West Coast Shipping  Tied Up; Wildcat Coal Qtrikac Anranding

Walkouts in Coal Mines Spreading   Airline Strike Near‘ Settic. ment—Attempt to Settle Allis-Chalmers Strike

SETTLEMENT OF TWA ISSUE SEEN   Coal Conference Adjourns As Miners Take Day Off To Vote

16D DAY AIRLINE STRIKE REPORTED. NEAR SETTLEMENT   Wildcat Walkouts Said Spreading At Soft Coal ‘Mines

NILOCAT STRIKES SPREADING IN U.S. SOFT COAL MINES   LWA. Air line Dispute Nears End; Shipping

PILOTS STRIKE PEACE IS NEAR   New Wage Demand Dims Film Walkout Agreement

BYRNES ASKS REVISION OF ARMISTICE:   Changes Are Proposed Pending Agreement On Peace Pacts

Byrnes Asks Big ¢ Revise Italy's Armistice Terms  Calls for Changes in All Treaties Pending Final Agreement

US Seeks Promp! Revision on Italian Terms   British Object; Byrnes Seeks Action as Shortcut

BYRNES PROPOSES Bla FOUR REVISE ALL ARMISTICES   Secretary Declares Change in Terms Could Be a Short Cut to Stability in Europe.   GROUP BREAKS OFF FORMAL SESSIONS   Believes Infurmal Meetings Will Produce Better Results —Dalmatian Islands Given Yugoslavia.

Byrnes Asks Revision Of Armistice   U. S. Secretary Sees Action As Stability Shortcut

Byrnes Seeks Revision of Treaty Terms   Italian, All Other Armistices Included in Proposed Schedule

U.S. Demands Revised Terms      Byrnes Proposes Schedule of Revisions for All European Armistices

PEACE TREATIES RUN INTO SNAGS   Byrnes Urges Prompt Revision Of Terms For Italy

Two lowa College Men Have Steak Eating Race With Winner Eating 8

Price of Penna. ‘Crude Oil Posted ‘At $3.10 Barrel   Subsidy Payment to Producers Ended With End of O. P. A.

SOLONS AGREE ON FUND PLAN   Backers Seek Action To Limit Lewis Power

Senators Start Action Against  Welfare Fund   Byrd Proposes Ban On Sole Union Control Of Workers’ Fund.

Senators Oppose Unions Control OF Welfare Funds   Solons Sean Labor Bills; Armed Forces Merger Said Doome:

To Aid Chinese In Maintaining Peace   U. S. Marine Commander In Tsingtao Made That Remark Today.

Marines — Will Not» Withdraw   Will Help Maintain Order in Tsingtao If ' Reds Attack, But No - Trouble Is Expected

U.S. Marines Ready To Aid Chines If Communists Attack Vital Port   Commander Refuses To Say However, Whether Américan Troops Will Defend Tsingtao, If Communists, Moving Up, Should Attack

G-M Rejects Fact Board’s Pay Formula      President May Seize Phone Industry If Settlement Fails

Frantic Efforts Made To Settle Wage Disputes   Workers Already Start Staging Walkouts In Steel Industry Wrangle

MAR, TRUMAN ALSO SEEKING TRUCE IN TELEPHONE STRIKE   Government. Fact - Finding Board Urges Pay Boost far OFF Werkare

1,500,000 More May Leave Jobs  Moact Serianue Lahar   Most Serious Labor Crisis In 9 Years Confronts Nation

Steel Tieup Is Scheduled For Monday   Officials Work Today to End Telephone Strike—Half Million Idle

TWO MILLION STRIKE-IDLE BY NEXT WEEK   U.S. May Seize Phone Industry

Miglegee In Ttaly, King Refuses To Quit Throne   Sits Tight in His Palace as Charges of Irregularities in Voting Are Probed

ITALIAN. KING SITTING * TIGHT   Monarch Refuses To Turn Over Sovereignty

HUMBERT REFUSES TO OUIT THRONE   Iialian King Sits Tight While His Foilowers Riot

HUMBERT NOW REFUSES T0 QUIT THRONE   ‘Sits Tight While ‘Charging Election Irregularities

NAZI INFLUENCE ON BUND DENIED   Russian Objection Prevents Hess Testimony

DENIES NAZIS CONTROLLED U.S. BUNDS   Evidence Submitted At Nuernberg Trial Is Refuted By Bohle

Hess Denies Bund Was Connected With Nazi Setup  Russian Prosecutor _ Prevents Reading Of “Secret Treaty”’

Hess Witness Denies German Bund in U.S. Had Connections With Nazis

May Try Radar Code To Stars   Air Force General Sees Dawn Of Interplanetary Radar Age

Does Human Life Exist: On The Moon? Question Reopened By Radar Contacts

Signals May Be Sent via Radar To Outer Spaces   Form of Morse Code Could Be Used, AAF Officer Believes

Opens ¢ Campaign Goodland Raps New Dealers, Socialists. Reds In Address

Governor Nails Spend and Spend and Tax Policy   " Declares He Runs on His Own Record of  ‘nmdenendence

Jap Refugees fo Be Sent fo Homeland   Thousands of Them Slipped Into South Korea, Now Must Move On

Governor Of Metropolitan Tokyo Résigns      Hine rOSe e Complies With Mae. Arthur? 5: Purge: Direc“tive: te~All- Uline: Nis ‘ Henalists to Get Out _

JAP EXECUTIVE. TURNS IN KEY   Histada’ Hirose, Governor C) ' Tokyo, Quits as M’Arthur Applies Pressure

GOVERNOR OF TOKYO QUITS UNDER ORDERS   Cabinet Gives 5-Point Plan For Rebuilding Japan

‘Tainted’ Jap Leaves Office   Tokyo Chief Quits In Face of Purge

: egua Philosopher: A. Wants to Know How Five Candidates a Governor Can All Get in the Run-Off

Yegua Philosophe r  72 Says His Neighbor, Like a Candidate,  Is Ready to Concede Defeat to Insects

Resume Search For Plane With Twelve Aboare   Mountian Area 55 Miles East Of San Diego Is Scene Of Hunt      HOLD SOME HOPE PASSENGERS ALIVE

Chinese Plea To U.N. Seen   Paper Reports Chou Ready To Ask Council Help

Chinese Reds May Ask U.N. To Settle War   Chiang Scheduled to Make Statement to Country Wednesday

CHINA APPEAL TO UN LIKELY   Report Says Communists May Ask Council To End Civil Strife

Russian Aitacks Feared by Franco   Spanish Urged to Carry Arms, Exiled Leader Tells Council:

People Warned of Attack by Russia   Franco Regime Has  Told Every Spaniard He Can Arm Himself, EFyitled Premier Savs

All Spaniards Armed to Fight Russia   Republican Premier Says Franco Fears Soviet Attack

INEW CHARGE AGAINST FRANCO SPAIN HEARD BY U: N. PROBING COMMITTEE 

Giral Declares Franco Arming  All Spaniards   U. N. Committee Told Country Defending Against Red Attack; Another Meet Monday

SAYS SPANIARDS TOLD TO EXPECT RUSSIAN ATTACK   Giral Tells Security Council Franco Told All Spaniards They Could Arm Them.  sely reo .

Spanish Arming Against Attacks   Russia Is Feared; Orders Issued To Get Set

GIRAL TESTIFIES SPANISH PEOPLE ALLOWED 10 ARN   Premier of Exiled Government Appears as Witness tas €- Beaha

GIRAL TELLS OF SPAIN WARNING   Says Franco Told People Te Arm For Red Attack ©

‘Spaniards May Arm. Themselves’   Giral Says Franco Has Told Citizens To Arm Themselves “Avainst Red Attack”

Churchill Asks For Debate On   a ‘Plan For Egypt   Ali Opposition Members Of Partiument Rise Vo Sayport Their Canservalive Leader

—‘SHIP OF STATE SABOTA CED’ — Wallace Aids ‘Enemy’, Adm. Standley Charges

MAC ARTHUR BANS JAP LEADER   Hatoyamea, Slated For Premiership, Barred From Diet

Liberal Party Head In Japan Blacklisted   MacArthur Keeps Hatoyama From Becoming New Premier

MacArthur Pushes Jap Out Of Diet   General Takes Firm Hand In Japanese Politics By Barring Hatoyama From The Assembly

MacArthur Blocks Jap Party Head   Hatoyama, Expected Tc Be Premier, Barred As Undesirable.

Asks Changes In Handling of  Juvenile Cases   Would Transfer Institu tion Controls To Wel fare Board

Report Urges Transfer For State Schools   Would Put Eldora And Mitchellville Under Welfare Roard.

Brewster Irks Witness At Pauley Probe   Truman Ponders Iekes’ Suecessor

Questionin g  Brewster Se Off Arguments                Incrimination’ Remar Angers Witness; Ellen: der, Tobey Join Gitte

Judson Denies Big Fund Gift   Records Introduced Showing Contribution of $380,500 to Fight

NEW FUSS OVE PAULEY BREAKS OUT IN HEARING   Senator ond Witness Clash, Farmer Hinting at Evidence Aeaingst Him

Pauley  Hearing Interest Mounts   Brewster Touche: Off Fire From  Witness

Shar p Argument Flares As Pauley Hearing Reopens   Senator. Brewster — Stirs Resentment of Witness.

Dispute Flares at Paviey Hearing 4 Uproar Begins When  a ee ee eee

Dispute 1 Marks  Senate Heari ing  On Ed. Pauley   Witness Resents Question  About : Testifying “Be. eause You May Tncriminate Yourself”

Fireworks Start At Pauley Probe   Senators Wrangle Over Questions to Witness

NEW BATTLE OVER PAULEY NOMINATION TOUCHED OFF IN SENATE COMMITTEE

Judson And Brewster In ‘Hot Tangle   ‘Assistant Solicitor General On Stand

HOT ARGUMENT MARKS SENATE PAULEY HEARING   Judson, Assistant Solicitor General, Flies Up Angrily At Sug. gestion His Testi mony Might Incrim. inate Himself.

Brewster. Off On Hot Row At Hearings      Asks Witness If He Did Not Wish To Testify Because Of Incrimination.   PAULEY ON TRIAL

Tempers Heat Up Quickly On Pauley’sName   Senator Accuses Witness of Not Wanting to Continue  For Fear of incriminating Self

Fresh Uproar Marks Senate's Pauley Hearing   Asst. Solicitor General, Testifying, Resents Implication By Brewster.

Solons Shout In Argument About Pauley   Uproar Starts In Senate Over Contributions Tc Political Program In California

Questioning by Brewster Sets Oif Arguments   ‘Incrimination’ Remark Angers Witness; Ellender, Tobey Join Tiff

Brewster Sets Off Sharp Argument A E. Pauley Hearings   H. Judson Resents Statement Made During Questioning

High School Wins Twelve No. One Ratings In Music  Sixteen No. Two  Positions Awarded T alWtawc i ape ae ee

High School Wins Twelve No. One Ratings In Music  Sixteen No. Two Positions Awarded LeMars Contestant<

STRENGTH OF ARMY IS CUT TO ABOUT THREE MILLION   SIX MILLION MEN HAVE BEEN DISCHARGED DURING THE PAST NINE MONTHS

LeMars Man Held In County Jail On Charge OLF orgery  “Glenn Brown Is  wt ;   Glenn Brown. Is : : Arraigned Before Judge R. G. Rodman

LeMars Man Held  In County Jail On Charge Of Forgery   Glenn Brown Is ' Arraigned Before Judge R. G. Rodman

Rotarians Gather for Sessions Opening Monday  Approximately 400 Members Are Expected to Attend

Rotarians Gather  for Sessions  Opening Monday Approximately 400  Members Are Penartad ja Bttanr

Businessmen Now Free To Trade With Former Concerns On “‘Blacklist’

Christmas. ls Time That the Milk of Human Kindness Really Starts Flowing

(HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Why Not An ‘Anti-Santy Day’ ‘To Get Over Christmastide?

Reds May Be Barred From  Labor Party   British Government Leaders Irritated By Communist Line

~ YUGOSLAVS DENOUNCE ANGLO-AMERICAN PRESS; JUSTIFY KILLING YANKS

YUGOSLAVS T GIVE YANKEES FULL HONORS   Belgrade Papers Hur! New Charges Against Anglo-U. S. Planes

Yugoslavs Blast Flights But Give Honors for Dead   Belgrade Charges Americans Break Law by Sending Planes Over Nation; Tito Orders State Funeral for Men

Belgrade Hurls New Charges In Plane Inciden   Bodies of Three Ameri. cans To Be Accorded Procession

Military Rites Arranged for 3 Americans   Newspapers Decry Calumny Campaign; Search Continues For Missing Airmen

“VIOLATIONS” CHARGES ARE RENEWED   ‘Yugos Agree to Accord Highest Honors to Yanks Killed Aug. 19

Yugoslavia To Accord Airmen Highest Honors   New Charges Hurled Against British and U.S. Aircraft

Yugoslavs Score Air Violations By U.S., Britain  Agree to Accord Honors   Agree to Accord Honors ‘o Dead Yanks Today

Says 110 Violation Of Slav Territory Made by Aircraft Of U.S. & Britain August 10 to 20

House Bloc Seeks OPA Showdown   Presidential Veto Expected after Remark at Airport

House Bloc Would Send OPA Bill to TrumanUnchanged   ‘Group Seeks Showdown Vete Tomorrow on Sub mitting of Measure   BILL TERMED WORSE THAN PREVIOUS ONE   If Vetoed Again, Congress Might Not Act for 60 Or 390 Days

Rep. Halleck Leads Fight On OPA Vote   Wants Senate Version Given White House Without Changes

Proposed OPA Irks President   House May Vote On Bil Adopted By Senate Without Parley

Bloc to Ask OPA Vote  Showdown   House Group to Act Despite Hint of Truman Veto

HOUSE BLOG SEEKS SHOWDOWN WITH PRESIDENT ON OPA   Group Would Send Measure fo White House De thite Vein Mint

HOUSE PLANS 10 HAVE SHOWDOWN ON OPA MEASURE   Truman Tells Vandenberg “It Couldn’t Be Worse”

TO HOUSE   President Hints at Veto If Bill Passes in Present Form.

Senate OPA Bill is Terrible,” Truman Says Hinting Veto   ‘President Says Bill Couldn't Be Worse; Split ts Indicated

Showdown Vote Slated For Tuesday   Truman Hints He Will Veto  Senate Measure

‘House GOP Leaders Seek Immediate Vote; Truman Veto Certain   Price Control Opponents Charged with ‘Railroading’ Measure to White House; Democrats Seek Panel Action

Truman Says Bill Could Not Be Worse   Labor Union Threatens Retaliation Unless There's Strong Price Control

President Truman Gives Undisgwsed Hint That He Would Veto Senate's OPA Revival Bill In Present Form   MANY COMMODITIES EREMPTEH RY RIT,

BRICKER T0 STAY OUT OF 48 RACE, ~ NEWSPAPER SAYS   Ohio’s Senator-Elect Said to Have Decided to Step — Aside in Favor of Taft.   LATTER DECLARES HIS PLANS ARE UNCERTAIN   Says He Will Not Decide Whether to Seek G. O. P. Nomination Until After  Congress Adjourns.

Bricker May Back Sen. Taft In 1948 Race   No Comment Is Made on Report; Solon to Withhold Decision

Bricker Gives Taft Support For President  Ohio Senator Elect De dares He Will Not Seek Momination In 1948  TAFT PLACES WORK WN CONGRESS FIRS  Declines To Make Decisio “Until Legislative Job Is Done”

Farm Hand Slays Girl Who Spurned Him, Surrenders   Confesses Knifing Victim Who Resisted Advances Near Danville

Youth Admits Killing Girl For No Reason   Fatal Stabbing Follows Attendance At Ball Game And Motion Picture

STABS GIRL, 19, WHEN ADVANCES WERE REJECTED   TELLS POLICE HOW COMPANION PLEADED IN LONELY SECTOR

U.S. Planning To Watch Bulgar Vote   Amount of Political Freedom Granted Will Guide Policies

CHURGHMEN FOR UJ. $. FOOD PLAN   * Episcopal Diocese to Support Rationing.

Kramer Knew Of No Orders To Kill Notes   Didn’t Get Safford Plea for Kimmel In Harbor Prahe

Kramer Denies  Testimony: Of   Ca apt. Safford   Never Ucard of Any Orde: .For Navy Department Personne! io B      Harbor Mem

 e Astonished To Learn of  Memoranda   He Ever Received Order From Safford

gieelg: Comte SW os ee CAPTAIN KRAMER ON STAND AT INQUIRY:  ee a ww eee le ee a

CAPT, A. 0, KRAMER DENIES HEARING OF NAVY ORDEF   Was to Have Destroyed Per. sonal Memoranda Concern: ing Pearl Harbor.   ORDER WAS) RELAYED   Capt. L. F. Safford Said the Order Passed Through the Navy.

Kramer Never Heard Order to Destroy Item  Testifies in Pearl Harbor Probe

CAPTAIN CHALLENGES SAFFORD TESTIMONY   Kramer Says He Didn’t Hear Order To Destroy Data

Petrillo Blasts Lea Radio Bil  Threatens to Hal¢ Network Broadcas?:

NEW PETRILLO THREATS MADE   Chief Threatens To Halt All Radio Network  Broadcact<

Musicians Hear Wa Chant by Their Chieftain, Petrillo Union Leader Hurls  Threats at U. S.  Catsrt and Canarece

Petrillo Threatens Supreme Court of U. S. in Fiery Speech   Musicians’ Head Says He Will Halt All Radio Network Music I[f—

Russian Units Enter Capital From Mukden   Chinese Red Troops Move to Reinforce Embattled City

Battered OPA Bill In Senate’s Lap   Every Citizen Has Grave Stake In Coal Shutdown, Small Warn:

U. S. Taking Coal Fight To Country; Lock Holds   Lewis And Operators Are Still Far Apart

GOV'T CONCER ABOUT STRIKE OF MINERS 10 BRING SURVEY   Schwellenbach Unable To Get Mine Operators And Lewis Talk

~—MHINERS— Strike Hits Production  Both Sides Stand Firm In Dispute

PEOPLE HANDED COAL WORRIES   Gov’t Heads Issue Grave Reports On Effects Of Strike

Appeal Is Made In Coal Dispute   Production Chief Warns That All Have Stake   New Efforts Are Launched ToEnd WestinghouseStrike, One Of Oldest In Country

Coal Strike Concern Carried to Citizens   Production Chief Warns Fuel Shutdowns Eventually Will Bring Wheels of Industry to Halt

Coal Shutdown Worries Gov t  Danger To Nation's ‘Production Shown

Production Chief Says Public Has Stake’ in Strike  Officials Make Statements to Overcome “Avathy"’

Coal Strike Appeal Urged Upon Public   Mine Strike, Almost Three Weeks Old, Is Beginning To Pinch Many of Nation’s Factories.

CPA Reports To Nation On Results (f Coal Walkout   Small Says Every Citizen Has Definite Stake In Coal Shutdown

PEOPLE TOLD U.S. CONCERN OVER STRIKE   Huge Coal Loss Reported Since April 1 Walkout

GOVERNMENT 10 PUT COAL ISSUE UP TO PEOPLE   Warns Cut in Production o Scarce Items If Strike Continues

COAL STRIKE IS PUT TO PEOPLE   John Small Declares Every  Citizen Has Definite! Stake In Strike Because Of Affected Production.

Government Officials Carry Concern Of 18-Day Bituminous Coal Strike Directly To Citizens

18-Day Coal Shutdown Affecting Entire U.S   28 Million Tons Lost Since Strike Started On April 1; Railroads, Housing Suffer

National Tie-Up Feared In 18-Day Coal Walkout i   Continuation May * Affect Other # Vital Industries

Every Citizen Has Stake in Coal Shutdown  Eventually Most » ltame Will Be Hit

Public Of Concern Over Coal Suppl                     Say Work Stoppage’: Cause Serious Re ~ version: Setback.

Strike Concern Taken to People   Small and Krug Point to Effect of Protracted Strike

Mining Strike ‘Concer n Taken  Before People   Government Cites Danger: To Reconversion; Train Service May Have to Be Curtnatled

Government Carries Concern Over 18-Day Coal Strike In Definite Warning To Nation

LEADERS CARRY COAL FEARS 10 PEOPLE OF U. S.   Prolonged Tieup To Harm Reconversion, Production Chief Reports,

Coal Strike Is Rapidly Digging Into Production   Government Carries Its Concern Over Stoppage Directly. To The People

Pepper Urges Understanding Of Russ Aims  Ex tended Draft  some SpNOor

Sen. Pepper Urges Amity With Russia      Floridan Requests More Cordial Relations  With Soviets   HARBOR PROBE ECHO   Brewster Calls For Complete Text Of  Stimson Diary

RUSSIA ORDERS “TLTO LEAVE U.S   CALLS HOME CITIZENS ASKED TO REGISTER AS AGENTS OF FOREIGN POWER.

Russia Calls Slav Delegates Home After U.S. Asks Listing as Agents

SLAY CONGRESS DELEGATES QUIT   Decline To Meet Order To Register As Alten Agents *

SLAV CONGRESS DELEGATES 10 RETURN HOME   Reds Order Them Back Rather Than Comply With Regulation

Soviet Delegates Ordered Home  Refuse to Register as Foreign Agents

REBS--ORDER-1tTIZENS RETURN   Action Taken When U. S. Asks Registrations As Foreian Agents

SENATE. GROUP TO PROBE NAZIS   Party’s Index File 0 Members In Americas Due In U. S. Soon

22.7% Hike Seen In Prices Since End of Controls   Buyers’ Strikes Are Started In Additional City Markets

Reds Claim They Want Long Peace   Seek Time to Win Economic Kace With  Capitalistic Lands

MOSCOW BROADCASTS AVOW PEACEFUL AIMS   Commentators Seek Long Term o! Peace and Safety to Carry Out Stalin 5-Year Plan.

Hall, Ailing,  Urges Peace   Former Secretary of State Suffers Stroke on Eve of Anniversary

Critically Ill  Hull Sounds Peace Plea   Urges Statesmen Settle Differences, Prevent Another Conflict.

No Progress Reported lr Government Efforts To  Avert Rail Embargo

REMAIN AWAY THOUGH GOV'T ores MINES   Railroads Report No Prog: ress in Halting Walkout  for Thursday.

Output of Fue Drops as Men Stay at Home   Reluctance to Work Threatens to Block Operation of Shafts

Miners Refuse to Dig Without New Contracts   Rail Truce Will End at 4 p.m. Thursday; Aareement {is Sought

LEWIS, KRUG MEET   Many Miners Are Not at Work Under Government Seizure

No Reports of Progress oy Railroad Strike Scheduled for Thursday

FR. PESSEFALL DIES AT AGE 53   Rites of Defiance Native To Be Held Monday In Norwalk

‘SECRET YALTA PACT AWAITED   Byrnes Seeks Moscow. Lori don Nod on Publication

Terms Of Secret Yalta Agreement Being Awaited   Diplomatic Observers Eager To Learn Details Of ‘‘Bio Three Secret With Russia

Bradley Dewey Blasts CertainScientists Gaiming Te Know All AtomicEneray Facts

KING TO DISCUSS ESPIONAGE PROBE WITH PARI EMENT   Door Is Left Cpen to Avoid Divlomatic Rresk with Buesia

NING 10 DISGUSS ESPIONAGE PROBL WITH PARLEMENT   Door Is Left Cpen to Avoid Dixclomatic Break with Russia

Ten From County Graduate at Iowa   ommmencement Ceremonies to he Held In Field House Saturday Morning, June 8

California Kids Want Eskimo Gadgets R.t-Pana Rumaroon Just Can't Find ‘em

New York Eskimos Mush in From Subway To Just About Disillusion Third Graders

MISSING GIRL ALIVE, ~TELEPHONER GLAIMS   Brother Admits Pos sibility Of Sister’s Marriage

Pan-Europa Seed Is Still  Being Sown   Churchill Attempt To Bring About Germination of One Planted After First World War Sets Idealistic Gears In Motion

PHONE WAGE PARLEY MAKES NO PROGRESS   Another Conciliation Session Witl Southwestern Workers Slated for Today.

Program to Die if Act Is Unsigned   Truman Has Unti! Sunday Midnight to Sign Bill Or Price Control) Will Be Out, Leaders Sav

Senate Passes, Sends OPA Bill To White House   ‘Truman Urged to Sign;  Bowles Expected 1 + to Quit

Contractors Underwrite Bilbo Deficit   Ex-Secretary Relates Efforts to Help Client Escape Prosecution

Senate Rejects House Approved Draft Extension   Halting Inductions I Disapproved; Plan Senate Law

Senate Leaders Spurn House Draft Extension  Exemption of Teen-Agers, Holiday Said Unacceptable to Upper Body

Senate Leaders Reject House Bill Extending Draft Act to Feb. 15, 1947

Division So Vast Only Joint Conference Will  Work Out Solution   Measure Passed By House, Extending Draft To Fe b. 15, 1947, With 5 Months  Moratorium Unacceptable To Administration.

Extension Plan, Exemptions and Ban Are Flayed   Halt of Inductions Assailed; Parley on Issue Is Indicated

BATT CATCAOWN PASSED BY HOUSE EAGES REVAMPING  Senate Version Along Lines Administration Wants Will Go to Floor Shortly     COMPROMISE I$ LIKELY      COMPROMISE IS LIKELY   Conflicting Bills Will Have to Be Ironed Out Later by  Joint Committee

4 ‘Conference Ends     m Soviet Minister   ps to Settle German, Austrian es: Treaty Meeting Scheduled Make Peace With Five Nations

Allies Shelter Foes, Say Reds   Big Four Foreign Ministers Adjourn; Molotoy Blocks German Unification

FOOD RATIONING REVIVAL NOT SEEN   OPA Terms UNRRA Distribution Plans Impossible ’

ANSWERS PLEA BY UNRRA HEAD ON WORLD NEED   Impossible to Revive Systern, Housewives Are Reassured

U. S. Food Rationing Won't Be Revived, OPA Says. Despite Appeal of UNRRA

Food Rationing Revival Is Not Planned By OPA   O. P. A. Assures Nation There Is No Idea Of Re vivinge Food Rationing

[AGENCY “HAS NO IDEA AT ALL” -OF - FOLLOWING ..RA- .. TIONING SUGGESTION OF —"== PNRERA COMMITTEE ———

OPA SAYS FOOD RATIONING NOT T0 RETURN   “Quite Impossible” to Revive Itin Near Future, Agency Says

PROTECTORY PLACED UNDER QUARANTINE   Two Cases Of Diphtheria Reported There—Boy Three Years Old Dies

Argentine Will Join American Side In Future   Peron Pledges To Fight As U.S. Ally If Another War Should Occur

President Peron Says Argentina Will Fight At Side of United States in Future War

ARGENTINE’S CHIEF PROFESSES AMITY FOR UNITED STATES   Peron Tells of Views in United Press Story from Buenos Aires Today; Pledges UN Accord.

Russia Rejects Strong U.S. Protest   Reds Reject Protest Against News Freedom In Romania

RUSSIA REFUSES NEWS PROPOSAL   Reds Force Reuben Markham to Leave Romania

Soviets Reject U.S. Protest On Romania Ban  Christian Science Monitor Reporter Ejected From Count

RUSSIA EXPELS U. 5. NEWSMAN   Flatly Rejects : American Plea For News Freedom In Romania

Reds Reject Press Plea   Russians Turn Down Pro test Against Suppression Of News In Romania.

RUSSIA REJECTS MARKHAM PROTES)   U.S. Writer Forced to Leave Romonia

WRITER BANNED BY SOVIET IN ROMANIA   Russia Ignores U. S. Protes! Of News Censorship

Russia Rejects United States Note On News   Forces Correspondent. Out of Romania Despite Strong Protest

Wm. Wichelmann Honored At Ames For Farm Work —  Twenty Years Of Service Recognized

Wm. Wichelmann Honored At Ames ForF arm Work  ._ Twenty Years of . Service Recognized By State College

iSHOWDOWN IN RACE SEEN SOON  Sen. O'Daniel May Be Key Figure In State Campaign

@ PAUL MALLON-—  U.S. Statistics Fail to Show True Rise in Cost of Living

Taft Turns tyes To White House  Agrees To Take Post On Labor Committee

TAFT ACTS. EAGER TO BE CANDIDATE   Says He and Bricker Will Talk Things Over

TAFT 1S EXPECTED I LINE UP FRIENDS IN PRESIDENT RACE   Ohio Senator Believed to Be in Race for 1948; Makes Decision about Chairmanship posts.   STASSEN, DEWEY ALREADY IN FIELD

‘Taft Looks Like Man With Eye On 1948 Republican Presidential Nomination

TAFT KEEPS EYE ON PRESIDENG   Decision to Head Senate’s Labor Committee Seen as Part of Strategy

TAFT BIDDING FOR NOMINATION   Sen, Robert: A. Taft Disclaims Presidential Aspirations — Says He and Bricker Will “Sit Down and Decide the Matfer.”

Says Japs Surprised Germany   Ribbentrop Declares . Nips Crossed Up Nazis By Avoiding Russia And Striking at U. S.

‘Something We Never Wanted” Nazis Frowned on Jap Attack In Pacific---von Ribbentrop

Nazis Wanted No Attack On Uncle Sam   Ribbentrop Se Contends At His Trial

Ribbentrop Gives War Background   Asserts Aim of Pact With Italy, Japan to Keep U.S. Neutral

OPPOSED JAP ATTACK, RIBBENTROP ASSERTS   Says Nazis Had No Advanct Word On Pearl Harbor

Ribbentrop Denies Nazis Had Advance Pearl Harbor Wort   Say Germany Wanted US, Russia to be Neutral During World War

UNAWARE OF JAP PLAN OF ATTACK SAYS RIBBENTROP  ASSERTS GERMANY’S AIM WAS TO KEEP

Pear] Harbor  Attack Surpris  To Germany   Von Ribbentrop Testifies Nazis ‘Were Stunned’

SAYS GERMANY HAD NO ADVANCE NOTICE OF. ATTACK   Ribbentrop Said the Germans Did Not Want the Pearl Harbor Break.   IWANTED THE U. S. OUT   He Testified the Primary Aim Was to Isolate Eneland.

Labor Day Plea Against Strikes Made   Green and Murray Say That Congress Tat Them Down

Gov't Pleads Against Strike  Conditions   URGES MANAGEMENT AND * LABOR GIVE THOUGHT TO “KEEPING THE PEACE.”

Second Post-war Work Holiday Is Observed by Nation; ClO and AFL Tell Views.   SECRETARY LAUDS WORKERS TODAY

Labor Leaders Critical On Worker’s Holiday   Green and Murray Say That Congress Fell  Down on Job’

Labor Day Observed Amid  Pleas For All-Out Output   Steelman Says Both ‘Labor, Management Should Give Thought To Means Of Keeping The Peace During Crit‘cal Months Ahead While Production Catches Up’

NO ARABS DARE SUPPORT JEWS   POLITICAL SUICIDE TO FAVOR PARTITION

HOUSE STUDIES “ HOUSING RULES   Expediter Proposes Price Ceiling

Security First With Atom Unit Claims Baruch  Views Outlined In Taelanenm

National Security To Come  First In UNO Atomic Talks   Baruch Outlines Views In Letter To Solor Answering Few Questions

Security To Be Uppermost During UNO Atomic Talks  Baruch Assures Senate Memberc

Baruch Outlines Atom Curb Views  Says U. S. Security His Major Concern

Baruch Promises Security of U.S. Will Come First   Is Prime Objective In Negotiations To Share Atom Secrets

Claims Soviet Tries to Limit Small Powers   U.S. Secretary Challenges Reds To Print Attack

Soviet Minister Tres To Limt Smaller Powers   Secretary Of State Says Russia Insists Upon Big Four Domination   CHARGES DICTATION IN CHAIRMANSHIPS   Molotov Complains American Newspapers Not Objective—‘‘Just Attack Me’

COAL “TALKS LISTED TODAY - BY OPERATORS   UAW, Steel Workers Plan Acticns head

Coal Contract = Parley Hinted   Washington Speculates  On Meeting

Mine Owner Conference Speculated   Meeting Today Leads To Reports Talks With Lewis May Be Sought

PRPPP PPP PEEP POPPED E ODA  Coal Operator Parley Hints Contract Talks

Coal Operators Asked to Gather for Talks  Negotiations With John L. Lewis May Be Objective

COAL GUNTRACT TALKS REVIVED   Mine Operators Called To Washington; Lewis Hints Recalled

bal Operators AssembleToday In Washington      Call to Meeting Create: Talk of Bargaining — Wh Minera

Coal Operators Called To Meet In Washington   Some Speculation Talks With Lewis May Be Resumed

Coal Owners Called For Secret Meet   Owners May Seek Negotiations With Union Boss Lewis

MAY SEEK 10 TALK TERMS   Rumors Arise T hat Parley Means Discussions With Lewis

Mine Owners Are Summoned To Washington   ‘Contract Negotiations  May Be Sought With John L. Lewis

MINE OWNERS MEET TODAY IN WASHINGTON   Speculation Is Rife That Negotiations To Be Sought With UMW

Ap POLAR HOP FROM HONOLULU TO CAIRO   STARTS TEN THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED MILE FLIGHT OVER ARTIC

Plane Crash Cause is Still Not Determined   Army's Dreamboat Off on Flight, Honolulu to Cairo, via Arctic

Great Ship’s Load Totals 148,400 Lbs.   Successful Takeoff From Honolulu; Not After New Record Flight

B-29 GETS OFF EARLY TODAY   Heads for Cairo; Has Heaviest Load Plane Ever Carried

Dreamboat On Way To Cairo Over Arctic  Starts Teday On 10.2600 Mi. Hiaht

‘Dreamboat’ Off On 10,300 Mile . Hop Over Arctic   B-29 Is Catrying Heaviest Load Ever Lifted by Airplane.

HUGE BOMBER EN ROUTE 10 CAIRO, EGYPT   B-29 Carries Heaviest Load on Record: To Fly 10,300 Miles

CAIRO TRIP UNDER WAY   B-29 Takes Off With Heaviest Plane Load in History

Army Plane Takes Off On Arctic Flight   Nebraskans Head Crew Of B-29 Making Trip From Hawaii To Cairo. :

Dreamboat Off On Projected Record Flight   Heads For Cairo Over Regions Of Arctic Area

Dreamboat Hops Offon Arctic Test   Record Load Carried Aboard Huge Army Plane

B-29 Leaves Honolulu for  Top of World   ‘Takes Off With Bigges Load Ever Lifted hv Airplane

Pacusan Dreamboat Starts Arctic Trip   Carries 148,000 Pounds, Biggest Load Fver Lifted bv Anv Plane

Huntsville Man Aboard ‘Top-of-World’ Plane.   Army’s B-29 “Pacusan.Dreamboat’ Roars: Away From Hawaii in Effort to Fly 10,300 Miles Non-Stop Over Arctic Regions to Cairo: Egypt

Heaviest Load Eve Ever ut ie Plane Is Airborne on* * Toward Cairo:           TRIP OVER TOP OF WOM TO TAKE TWO DAY¢.

22. Defendants Plead Guilty In Used Car Case   OPA Charges 3 Million Dollar ‘Over Ceiling Conspiracy’

BEN FISHEL PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN OPA USED CAR CASE   Twenty-T wo Of 3] Defendants Plead Guilty As Trial Starts In Detroit

Three Million Dollar Black Market Broken   22 Plead Guilty To Selling Used Cars Over OPA Ceilings

MARKET TRIALS OPEN   Twenty-Two: ‘Of 31 Defendants Plead. “Guiltv-In Detroit”

22 of 31 Defendants Plead Guilty as Used Car Black Market Hearings Begin

22 Plead Guilty in Auto Racket   Admit Conspiracy To Buy And Sell Used Autos Above Ceiling Prices

31 Defendants In Conspiracy  Involves Buying.   Involves Buying, Selling of Used Cars

2) Men Guilty of Car Racket  ee ee ee ee   Resold Cars in South Above Ceiling Prices

22 PLEAD GUILTY TO AUTO RACKET   SEVEN OTHERS STAND TRIAL ON CHARGE OF BLACK MARKET DEALS

ILLEGAL GAR SALE CHARGES HEARD   Pleas of Guilty Made to Black Market Counts at Detroit.

Labor Secretary Will Meet Today With UMW Group   Government Representatives Confer with Operators’ Committee   POSSIBILITY OF JOINT MEETING IS STUDIED   Threatened Hard Coal Strike Adds to Nation's Labor Troubles

Negotiations Set For Tuesday With  New Conciliator   Schwellenbach Names RCA Labor Relations Expert To Meet With Lewis’ UMW And Operator Groups On Wage Contract

CHOOSE NEW CONCILIATOR FOR QUARREI   ‘Edward McGrady To  Attempt Sett!ament Of Strike

Schwellenbach Seeks End of 28-Day Strike   Secretary and McGrady To Meet with Union Today; Operators Talk with U.S. Officials

Deadlocked Talks to Resume  Special Conciliator Named In Soft Coal Mine Dispute

New Effort Made to End Coal Strike   Schellenbach Named Special Conciliator to Keep Peace

Soft Coal Strike Has Been in Effect ‘Almost Full Month   McGrady Enters Picture As Expert and Special Labor Conciliator

Special Conciliator Namec  In Strike Of UMW Miners   Schwellenbach Calls For Resumption Of Operator-Union Conference Tuesday

Conciliator is named in coal  strike talks  Will meet today with mime srout

Georgia Market Opens Wednesday   Yield Seen As Slightly Smaller Than Last Year

Har dships As ; Result Of GM . Strike Mount   From Standpoint of Relief and Breadlines, However, Situation Is Less Acuie Thi in 1930's

Auto Strikers  Begin to Feel Pinch of Want  Tiatuntes ur W7_. a Ye i tia   Detroit GM Workers Find Hardship Cases Are Increasing Daily

FOLLOWING OPERATION  San Antonio Light Publisher Dies in Toronto, Canada

Coburg, Always One of First to Follow New Rule, Now Wants to Trya Democracy

Hothed of Nazism Repeénts for Sing   Cobiney Planning for Schoo! For Democracy,

Egypt Offers Compromise On Java Row   Australia Continues Fight Against N.Y. as Permanent UNO Site

SOVIET FACES UNO SETBACK   COMPROMISE RESOLUTION Id THE EAST INDIES CONTROVERSY NOW APPEARS   “ASSURED

WARMER TOMORROW   Fall mares With Low Temperaiures =-Ne Frost Reparted

Sugar Quota Act Extension Voted   House Favors Year for Legislation

Official Arrival of Winter Noted   Traditional Weather Provides Setting

Icy Highways Snarl Traffic, Cause Deaths   Seven Die in Indiana As Rain, Snow Fall From Lakes to East

Winter Begins; Prospects Dim for White Christmas   Temperatures Above Normal Forecast for Most of Country

Truman Speeds Up Refugee Program   President Reveals Four Steamshins Ordered To Proceed To Europe At Once

Light Emergency Proposals Killed In Special Session   Houses Work Beyond Deadline; Adjourn Until July 8

M’ARTHUR DENIES HE CHARGED — SOVIET HAS SMEAR CAMPAIGh   SPOKESMAN SAYS GENERAL DID NOT SAY RUSSIANS ARE TRYING TO DISCREDIT HIM

Deny Statement Reported Credited To MacArthur   Spokesman For Gen, MacArthu Denies Charges By Kussian Official News Agency

AUTHORITIES HOLD SUSPECT WITHOUT BOND IN BRUTAL SLAYING OF 17-¥EAROLD VICTM™

RIGID MILITARY RULE CLAMPED ON PALESTINE   Jews Nervously Await Fate Of Brethren Aboard Ships

British Clamp Rigid Security Measures On Restive Palestine   Illegal Refugee Ships in Harbor of Haifa Heavily Guarded; Undercurrent Of Rumors Sweeps Big Holy Land Cities: lews I raged ta Stock I non Foods

British Clap Rigid Control On Palestine  Jewish Sources Say Undergrounc  Diasec tn BRactct

OHIO SALES TAX SETS RECORD HIGH   Collections Last Week in June Near Four Millions

Ewing Trial Is Recessed Today   State Gives Testimony To Refute Defense Insanity Plea

TESTIFY EWING SANE AND ABLE   Evidence Of Alleged WifeKiller’s Clear Head Given By Minister, Doctor, De —tective, And Neighbors; Beat Wife Repeatedly.

MRS. HERBERT EMERY TO REVIEW “OUT ON A LIMB” AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH, NOV. 6

FOOD CONTROLS LIST DUE FROM AG DEPT. TODAY   Housewives Will Be Told Requirements By Radio At 2:30 p. m. (CST)

Anderson Set to List Food Controls Today  Meat, Sugar, Fats, Oils Certain ts Pea + ae ne PY ci) [ee ee =

SCARCE FOODS IN SEPTEMBER 10 BE LISTED   Housewives To. Get  Price Contr ol T Jat   ‘UNDER NEW LAW   Secretary Anderson To Issue First Offi* ejal Schedule

PRICE CONTROL LIST SOON TO BE ANNOUNCED   Agriculture Secretary Scheduled to Issue Statement on Scarce Items.

Anderson To Tell Buyers Of Control List Today   First Official Card of Scarce Items Is to Be Announced at 3:30 By Ag. Official

Gificial List of Controtied Food items Prepared   SOME ARTICLES TO BE DE-CONTROLLED: TO GIVE LIST TODAY.

Ceilings On Rent, Autos, Building Materials; However, Will Be Re-. totned ce

OPA Plans to Make Retreat In Good Order   Official of Agency Says Rent Ceilings Must Be Retained

Selling Pressure Cuts Prices —  Of Meat on Hoof  - >The FDO .1.?.... Fre? .. 2.   OPA Pushing Drive to End Most Controls in 2 Weeks’

Three Killed  Near Jordan  Farm Youths Die When Cars Collide On Highway 169

Goering’ Last Notes Locked Uy   Allied Council Aarees to Secrecy

At Least Seven Survived Crash Of Ocean Plane   One Rescue Party At Scene And Another Pressing Toward Spot.

Early Vote in Pittsburgh Light   Pace of Balloting Expected to Quicken Later in Day

WILL BE SPEAKER AT PARK SERVICE   Rev. Nevin E. Smith To Deliver Address At Union Twi * light Service—Musical Program Announced

REY, G. [. BENNETT TWILIGHT SPEAKER   First Methodist Pastor Wil Deliver Sermon At Wirt Park  Sunday—Trinity Orchestra To Play

Stock Receipts Drop Sharply   Weekend Closing, Lower } Prices Bring Heavy Slump At Nation’s'Markets. 

PRICES SLUMP ON LIVESTOCK   Blame Week End Closing for Drastic Drop in Receipts

Receipts of Livestock At Marts Drop off Heavily   ‘Bearish’ Sentiment In Chicago Pens;  Early Bids Are $1 to $4 Lower

Parade of Stock To MarketSlows   Flooding of Market Drops Prices, Growers Reticent

24 Die In Crash Of Trans-Airliner   Transport Crashes Near Elko, Nevada; 21 Passengers Among Victims

LAST MINUTE EFFORT MADE TO HALT TIEUP   Mayor Warns He Will Use All Means To Check Walkout

Pitisburgh — Strike Due At Midnight   Mayor Warns He And Public Reject Suortke Ultimatum

Meagre Supply of Electricity Promised by Duquesne Co.; Mayor Lawrence to Use Every Authoritv Available.

FORCED DOWN PILOT QUIZZED   Yugoslavs Charge Military Maps Show Spitfire on Spy Mission

Bank Records Ex-Secretary  Are Subpenaed  FBI Is Seeking Bilbo's Former

FBi Hunts for Bilbo Secretary   Senate Committee Studies Terry Bank Records

Wallace Ousting Will Aid Byrnes Diplomats Agree   Interpretation Of Enforced Resignation Of Secretary Wallace Little Varied   WALLACE DENIES ‘““TWO WORLD’”’ IDEA

SPEECH GIVEN ~ FRIDAY NIGHT - ON NEW PLAN   DEMOCRATIC. PARTY MACHIN. ERY THROWN OUT OF GEAR FOR-EL-E €-1-.0.N8—n¥_ SECRETARY'S BEING OUSTED

BYRNES GAINS IN WALLACE INCIDENT   Hand Strengthened as Ex-Secretary Becomes Arch Critic

TRUMAN PLAN FOR HOUSING HAS SETBACK   SUBSIDY PROPOSAL TURNED DOWN AND CEILING PRICE “PLAN #8 FACING . bd AT             ‘g @ P Satta Front

CUT OUT HEART OF HOUSING BILL   Subsidy Rejected as House Faces What May Be Final Debate

SUBSIDIES IN HOUSING BILL VOTED DOWN   Administration’s Measure Mangiled in House

PROBE DEATH OF SIOUX CITYAN   Woman fs Found Dead With Daocer in Chect

State GOP Chiefs View Ousting Of Miss Martin As First“Mo¥ve°By Anti- Dewey Forces To- Foul Governor

CAUSE OF MINE BLAST PROBED; TOLL OF DEAD, 14   Injured Set at 27; Major Part of 267 In Shaft. Escape

14 DIE, 27 HURT IN MINE BLAST   Toll Among 267 Trapper Workers Low Because Fire Averted

Fourteen Miners  Killed In Blast   Twenty-Seven Other Persons Injured By Mine Explosions At Welch, W.Va.   CAUSE OF DISASTER IS BEING SOUGHT

DIRECTION OF GAS FLAMES ‘SAVED LIVES OF SCORES OF MEN IN WEST VIRGINIA

TRUMAN SAYS STRIKE WON'T STOP SERVICE   NAVY AND COAST GUARD TO BE CALLED ON IF UNION STRIKES OCEAN yy PORTS

SHIPPING STRIKE PICTURE IS DARK   U.S. Navy May Take Over lf Maritime Workers Strike June 15

Phone Unions Ready to Call Early Strike   Date May Be Fixed at Present Parley at Memphis

‘Tempertatirca   Board Authorizes Crews to Quit For Higher Wages

Phone Workers Map Plan For Strike Action   Union Heads Confer On Possible Tieup Of Nation’s Telephone Service.   STRIKE NOTICE FILED

Quiet on Labor Front; Move to  End All Strife   J. S. Opens Drive to Get Reconversion Program Back in High Gear

Ege Output May Exceed Demand:   Parity ‘Action Is. Expected to Support Market for Poultrymen "

! { Drown in 1 in Wisconsin Tragedy; Girl 18. Swims 13 Icy Miles to Safety

Ecton Winner Of GOP  Nomination   Barney Rankin Wins Three-Cornered Contest For Republican Nomination to Congress, To Face Mike Mansfield in Fall Balloting

Battle For Democratic Candidacy For Seat In Senate A Close Race.

Hitler Quoted On Nazi Plans   Poles To Be Made Slaves. Soviet Prosecutor Saves

UNION CHIEFS — ARE DECIDING ON NEXT STEP   UMW PRESIDENT MAY SERVE NOTICE MONDAY THAT UNION ———CONSIDERS_CONTRACT_— $8 “ENDED      By PHILLIPS J. PECK International News Service-

Krug, Lewis May Confer on Monday   Soft Coal Wage Dispute Moves Rapidly to Climex

WAGE DISPUTE NEAR CLIMAX   Lewis Summons 30-Odd District Mine Presidents

\Soft Coal Wage Dispute Moving toward Clima»   Lewis and Krug Expected To Give New Impetus To Talks Early Next Week

Expect Greeks Ts Protest To. Marshal Tite   Wonld. Concern Forcin # Down of Greek M

SKIES WILL BE CLEAR   Flora Prediets Fair end Warmer Weather for Kansas

EX-COMMUNIST SAY! REDS ENGAGED IN "WAR OF NERVES"   Military Conflict Could Be Outcome, - Budenz Tells Group

Reds Risking US. War,  Budenz Warns   Battle of Nerves Already Started, Ex-Commie Says

Soviet Wages War of Nerves   * Ex-Communist Budenz Says Russ Could Go to Wilitary: Conflict

FORMER RED SCORES SOVIET NERVE WAR   Says It Might Develop Into Military Conflict

BUDENZ CHARGES ‘WORLD RED PLOT   N.Y. Ex-Communist Editor Tells House of Soviet War of Nerves

SENATORS BACK INDUCTIONPLAN FOR TEEN AGES   ‘Draftless’ Draft Fight On As Senate 0. K.’s 18-19 Year Bracket, Votes Raises

Senate Works On Draft Law   Pay Boost, Teen Age Resumption Okayed, Then Bill Runs Into Trouble

PAY INCREAS FOR G.1.'S APPROVED   ~ Solons Sure Of Defeating Any Draft “Holiday”   SUBSTITUTE BILL   Offered In Upper House; Extension To Run Qut On July 1

Senate Votes Teen-Age Draft  Pay Increases Passed By Large Margin

Senators Due To Kill Draft Ban   Higher Pay, Induction Of Youths Get Approval

TEEN-AGERS APPROVED   Hot Fight On To Keep Selective Service Law Intact

TOUCHY SENATE TAKES DRAFT BILL UP AGAIN   Voted Last Night To Dip Into 18-19 Year Old Brackets

Senate Raises Army-Navy Pay In Hot Session   Vote To Draft 18-19 Year Olds; GOP Move To Substitute Bill Strains Tempers

Senate Ready to Reject “Draftless Draft” Proposal   After Voting to Call » Teen Agers, Solons  Run into Trouble  In “Heliday’’ Plan

Senate Battles Teen Exemption in Draft Bill   Votes to Dip Again Inte Younger Bracket for Replacements

Seek Holiday In Inductions Into Service   Senator Says Army Wants Conscription For ‘Pick Of The Land.’

SENATE. VOTES. TEENAGE DRAFT PAY INCREASES   Lowest Ranks Would Get Hikes Or 5G Percent

Draft Measure Meets Trouble  On Inductions   Bill to Suspend All Inductions Offered After Senate Votes to Take Teen-Age Youths

Senator Urges Suspension of All Inductions   Revercomb Says Army Favors Peace Time Draft For Top Men

SENATE tT TD oTOP NEW DRAFT PLAN   “Draftless’ Draft” Bill to Free Teen-Agers Heads for Failure.

ENATE PUSHES NORK ON DRAFI AW EXTENSION   Revercomb Presses For Bill Banning All Inductions Now

Senate Votes For Drafting Of Teen Agers   Graduated Pay Boost For Enlisted Men Rammed Through

Set to Draft. Teen-Agers   Senate Apparently Will Defeat Scheme To Block Induction

SENATORS VOTE TO RENEW CALL OF TEEN-AGERS   Appear Set Today To Reject Proposal Which Would Fix Draft ‘Holiday’

Senate May Oust Bill For ‘Draftless Draft’: Pay Boost Authorized

Senate Fights Draftless Draft Bill; Boost Pay Ot Lower Servicemen

SEE DEFEAT OF TEEN-AGE DRAFT BAN   Senators Expect to heep Selective Service Intact, Despite Move to Bar Induction of Youths, Is and 19.

SENATE APPEARS READY 10 REJECT DRAFT “HOLIDAY”   Upper Chamber ‘Votes + "Resume inductions af Tean-Anarc

Senate Approves  Teen Age Draft   Determined To Defeat Any Draft “Holiday” After 53 To 26 Vote

Pending Draft Bill Opposed   By Revercomb   Army Favors Conscription Becunse It Wants Piek OF the Land, West Virginia Senator Savs

SENATE MEETS TO BALLOT ON INDUCTION BILL   Expected to Reject Draftless Draft Law; Vote Teen-Age Issue

Senate Acts To Pass New Draft Bill   Teen Agers Included In Measure Awaiting Upper House Action

SENA FORT 1 oT DRAFT HOLIDAY   Favors. induction of . Teen Agers, Approves: Graduated Boost in Pay

EXPECT SENATE TO VOTE DOWN DRAFT PROPOSAL   To Ballot on Plan Designed to Block Drafting of Teen-Agers

SENATE VOTES FOR INDUCTION OF TEEN-AGERS   Upper House Prepares To Block Exemption Of Youths

“Draftless” Draft _ of Teen Agers Not in Senate's Favor   Chamber All Set to Reject Proposal As It Meets This Morn

Senate Battles Substitute Bill On Youth Draft   Tired And Short-Tempered Solons Seen Rejecting “Draftless” Proposal

Proposes Sub For Teen-Age Draft Measure   Would Suspend All Inductions Until Congress Orders Resumption.

PROFITS PROBE TOLD MAY PUI ON “PRESSURE”   Worked in Behalf of State Firm, Testimony of «Witness Shows

Party Sessions Get Under Way In Little Rock   Revision Of Rules May Be Made By Democrats

TAFT'S PLA FOR THE OPA S ACCEPTED   HOUSE AND SENATE CONFEREES AGREE TO PRICING FORMULA SPONSORED BY OnIO SENATOR

SAY EVICTION PLOT ROUGH.   Couple Charges Landlord Trice te Break Up Their Marriage, ¢

IT’S AGE BEFORE BEAUTY   “Wises Keatucky” Ien’t Old Enough Te Compete for National Title

GOP Victories Sweep Nation: Dewey. Elected   Most of Democratic Triumphs in Solid South—Guffe: Defeated in Pennsylvania-—Lodge Leadina in Massachusetts

PARTY HOLDS LEAD IN MANY KEY CONTESTS   Sweeping Comeback Is Made in Tuesday’s Off-Year Vote

Martin Claims G. 0. P. House Victory   Republicans Pointed Toward Possible Control of Senate

GOP Control Of  Conaress Looms   Dewey's Smashing Win Helps Ives Beat Lehman; Bricker Easy Winner: Kilgore Threatened; Guffey, Walsh Lose

Incomplete Returns Point Ti oward GOP House Control And Strong Gains In Senate

Capture 11 House Seats Trails Senate   Thomas EK, Dewey Is ReElected Governor of New York Over Mead, Lehman Leads Ives

Gains Of Landslide Volume Point GOP Toward Control Of Next House. Possibly Senate

Republicans Gain AsDeweyRemains As N. Y. Governor   GOP Gained 11 House Seats Including Some Which Democrats Had Not Expected To L»se; Senate Fight Still On

G. O. P. Gains Of Landslide  Proportions   New Deal Stalwarts Ousted from Seats In U. S. Senate

MAJOR GAINS MADE BY GOP IN CONGRESS   DEWEY’S PRESTIGE INCREASED FOR 1948 CAMPAIGN

Violent Gunfire and Bombs Flare in Palestine, Cairo as One-Day Strike Called

Esyptian Violence At Peak ‘As Arab Protests Mount   Bombs and Gunfire Mark Demonstrations Against Middle East Jews   ONE-DAY STRIKES REGUN IN REGION   Public Meetings Banned at Baghdad; British Trcops Are Alerted

TENSION GAINS IN HOLY LAND   Bombs And Gunfire Through Middle East Keep Authorities Busy

Striking Arabs Cause Tension In Middle Easi   Disorders Feared In Wake of Report On Palestine Issues.

MIDDLE EAST TENSE OVER ARAB PROTEST   . Bombs, Gunfire Mark Day of  ‘Demonstrations

TENSION MOUNTS IN MIDDLE EAST   Arabs Hold One-Day Protests On Jewish Report

City Of Cairo Goes On Strike In Protest Today   Resist Proposal To Allow Jews To Enter

FIVE ARE VICTIMS OF PLANE'S GRASH IN NEW YORK CITY   Tall Building Is Hit by C-45 Last Night; Was Traveling 150 Miles An Hour: Study Made.   FOG GIVEN BLAME FOR AIR TRAGEDY

FIVE DIE WHEN PLANE CRASHES INTO BUILDING   Fog Blamed For Army Craft Plunging Into Gotham Skyscraper

Skyscraper Crash Blamec On Dense Fog   Five Persons Killed as Airliner Strikes 58th Floor

Fog Blamed for Crash of Plane . Into Skyscrane   Army Transport Hits Bank Of Manhattan Building; Five Persons Dead   WAC OFFICER AMONG VICTIMS OF TRAGEDY   2 Overseas Veterans Lose Lives; AAF Launches An Investigation

FIVE KILLED AS TRANSPORT HITS N.Y, SKYSCRAPER:   Army Plane Hits 70Story Manhattan Bank Building

PLANE HITS. SKYSCRAPER; FIVE KILLED    New York Building, At 150 Mi. Per Hour

FOG BLAMED AS ARMY AIRPLANE RAMS BUILDING   Five Persons Die When B Transport Roars Into Skyscraper

Fog Cause Of Spectacular  Air Crash   Five Killed When Big Plane Crashes Into New York City Skyscraper.

Was Seeking Landing at Newark, N. J. Airport — Pilot Apparently Did Not Know He was Flying Over City of New York.

PLANE SHASHES INTO SRYSCRAPE!   Crash Fatal to Five in Wal Street District Is Laid to Fog

Fog-Bound Plane Crashes In N. Y.   Army Transport Roars Through Wall Of 58th Floor Of Wall Street Skyscraper, Killing Its. Five Occupants — ‘Investigation Of Tragedy Is Launched By Army Air Forces :

No Paper Thursday  The Daily Times   Urge Stores To Close On Fourth of July

No Paper Thursday  The Daily Times Herald will not be published Indepen  U rge Stores To Close On Fourth of July

KING GEORGE — ~ PLACED UNDER HEAVY GUARD   LABOR GOVERNMENT'S PLAN FOR CONSCRIPTION AND NA    <== TONALIZATION- OF — UTILITIES TOLD ~

English Plan Conscription   Electric Power and Transportation: to Be Nationalized .-

May Prolong Normal Life To 150 Years  Ru uss Perfect Rejuvenation Serun

Six Drown In State Over Past Weekend   Love Point Ferry Crew Rescues Two Others in Bay

Republicans May Gain Control Of Conaress   Election Returns Show They Have House In Grasp And May Also Win Control Of Senate; In Only Colorado Did Demo crats Upset The Republicans.

NET GAIN OF 35 HOUSE SEATS AND SOME IN DOUBT  Gain Eight In Senate Need Two Of Eight ‘Doubtful Races For

GOP SWEEPS INTO CONTROL IN CONGRESS   Already Has. ‘House Lead And Sure Of Senate

Mapes Home Contract:  Hus ;band Comes Back  Under Stiff Treaty   This Wife Is Really Boss In Her Home Now—And Backed Up By Legal Authority Of Chicago Court

RAIDERS ATTACK AIRFIELDS WITH GUNS, DYNAMITE   Bloody Skirmishes Fought As Extremists Clash With Troops Near Lydda

Three Million Dollar Black Market Broken   Thirty-One Persons Named By Federal Mer

Predicts Price Of Lard to Drop  Decline Due in ' December January

Predict Drop  In Lard Price Hit 50 Cents Lb. Wholesale In October

SPOTLIGHT ON BIG CITIES Candidates Bear Down In  Heated Talks Over State

Says 50-50 Chance Atom Will Be Dropped Sunday   Explains Procedure of Atom Bomb ‘Explosion Through Photography

Power Strike — Ended by. Vote   ‘Arbitration to Be Emlpoyed; Unions Head ‘for Brewery ‘‘War” 

Power Strikes At Pittsburgh Comes To Ena   Strikers Finally Accept Ar. bitration As Means Of Settling Dispute   OTHER STRIKES STILL PLAGUE CITY

RETURN POWER TO PITTSBURGH   Strike Ends, Fully Restored Street Lights Require Several Days

POWER WALKOUT ENDED  AFTER 27 DAYS BUT AFL  _AND CIO TO STAGE . :  EST OF STRENGTH

ial Security  tvisions Asked   Committee Suggests Bradened Programs

Revisions of Securily Law ~~{ielApprova   House Committee Fuvors Boost in Contributions For Mardy Aged And Blind

‘AND TO AGED AND BLIND 10 BE INGREASED   NEEDY TO GET $60 MONTHLY INSTEAD OF PRESENT $40

House Committee Proposes $60 Monthly Relief Against Present $40 Fop—Recommends Boost From 1 to 1.5 Per Cent In Pay Roll Tax—Proposals, If Carried Out, Would Raise Cost of Social Security $100,000,000 Annually.

Social Security Revisions Voted  Prompt House And Senate Action Seen

OKAY FEDERAL AID INCREASE      House Group Approves 50 Per Cent. Increase In  Aged, Blind Funds

Group Favors Increased Aid For Aged, Blind   Committee Votes 50 Percent Boost In Federal Share

DEMAND FAR EXCEEDS AUTO TIRE SUPPLIES   Goodrich Official Rays 'Kwo Will Be Available of Each Three Needed During This Year.

‘BULGARIA VOTED OUT KING IN ELECTION HELD. SUNDAY   KING SIMEON GOT ONLY FIVE PERCENT OF THE VOTES— ALL PARTIES OPPOSED HIM

Communist Leaders in U. S. Zone  in Berlin Arrested   Russians Take One Man Into Custody in Their Zone Upon the Insistence of American Officials

Four Cars Telescoped At Naperville; Scores Of Injured Flood Hos mitale

Two Crack Passenger Trains Hit    Burlington’s Exposition Flyer Rams Rear Of Advance Train Neat Naperville, Ill.

MANY INJURED, SOME FEARED KILLED AS’ FAST TRAINS CRASH  _ CASUALTIES MAY ADD UP ...TO HUNDRED; 30. DEAD, FIRST REPORT SAYS

34 Passengers Reported Dead In Train Wreek   Two Streamliners Crash At Naperville In Illinois

Casualties May Pass 100 Total   illinois Community Is Scene of Great Rail Tragedy

30 Lose Lives In Rail Wreek   Many Others Hurt in Réar-End + Callision of Fast Burlington Trains Near Chicago 

Party Talks By Wallace Are Sought   ‘Good Democrats,’ Rep. Sparkman Says Of Him and Pepper

Intra-Party Row of Dems  ls Admitted   Pepper Gives Caustic — Views on Campaign Issues

PEPPER, WALLACE ASKED T0 ‘STUMP   Rap, Sparkman Says He Ce __giders-Both Men-Are Still . “aad Democrats”

Demo Official Lauds Wallace And Pepper   Sparkman Expresses Hope Pair Will Campaign for Party

HOPE WALLACE, PEPPER ‘WORK FOR THE PARTY   Speakers’ Bureau Head Calls Purged Pair  Good Democrats

PEPPER FLAYS PARTY ACTION   Senator Says His Remova As Speaker Is “Purge”  Of Progressives

Sparkman Thinks Wallace, Pepper ‘Good Democrats’   Alabama Hopes Pair Wil Campaign For Ticket This Fall

INDONESIA AND DUTCH END RIFT   New Republic and Allies Stop 14 Month Old Fight

EAST INDIES TRUCE SICNED   Netherlands, Native Republic Agree to End Lenethy Fighting

PLAN BLOCKED BY O'DANIEL   Taft Will Call Up Cost Plus Idea Again Today

Senate Bans Oil, Dairy Price Curbs   OPA Backers Manage To Stop Lifting of Grain Ceilings

Closing of Cotton Exchanges Caused By Big Phinger   Millionaire Operator Forced to Liouidate— Dazed By His Reverses

Dapper Cotton Speculator' Caught in Crash Identified   Tom Jordan, Apparently Dazed by Financial Reverses, Is Saying Nothing About His Losses—Held Approximately 150,000 Bales When Prices Went Into Tailspin—Profits Before Market Crackup Put at $10,000,000.

PROBE MARITAL TIES IN SLAYING   Manager for Ohio Firm Killed  in Texas Office

Murderer Gives Up To Police   Manufacturer Fatally Shot In His Office

NAVY ORDERS MORE ‘TURTLES’   Crew Of Record Breaking Plane Decorated With DFC By Forrestal

More Long Range Patrol Planes Ordered   Navy Is Pleased With Performance Of ‘Truculent Turtle’

NAVY PLEASED AT NEW NONSTOP RECORD   ' Contracts for More Long-Range - Patrol Planes

TURTLE FLIGHT DELIGHTS NAVY   Contracts For Undisclosed Number of Craft.

Navy to Build More ‘Turtle’ Type Planes   Record Breaking Craft to Be Placed At U. S. Bases

NAVY PLEASED WITH ‘TURTLE’; WILL BUY MORE   Plane Could Have Made Goal Of Bermuda But Headwinds Prevented

Fairmont Mart Breaks Price  Records Today      Sales Average $54. 18° “Per Hundred; About 800, 000 Pounds On Warehouse so oe er 7

Fairmont Market ‘Continues To Pay  High Leaf Prices:     Opening Day Average   $54.26 Per Hundred; Light Sales Today.

Fairmont Mart Breaks Price  Records Today   Sales Average $54.18 Per  ~ Hundred; About 800,000 Pounds On Warehouse Floors.

Justice Martin ls Dead at 6/   Heart Attack Fatal To Veteran Jurist

Britain Will Ration Bread, Hour July 2’   Basic Bread Ration for Britishers to be 9 Ounces Daily

Britain Rations Bread And Flour; Situation Grave, Says Churchill

Britain Rations  Bread and Flour   Housewives Threaten  To Rebel Against It

Britain Plans Rationing of  Bread, Flour   Housewives Protest Move Scheduled to Go Into Effect July 21

Britain Rations Bread And Flour  Brings Quick Protest From Housewivec

BRITAIN SETS ‘BREAD RATION   Action, Effective July 21 Brings Storm Of Protest From Housewives

Britain Rations Bread and Flour Desnite Protest   Supplies of Food Said as Low as Any Time During War

Bread, Flow Rationing  Is Ordered In Britain   Effective July 21; Step Was Avoided Through War Years: Housewives Object

Britain Sets Bread Ratior Date July 21   Quota To Be Three Ounces Less A Week Than Usual Amonnt

Williams  Loses Race  For Governor   Representatives Renominated In S. Carolina Primary

PROBE TIEUPS IN PITTSBURGH   House Group Counsel Says Subversive Influences  Reported at Work

Pittsburgh’s Power Strike Enters 18th Day   Four Unions Aspire As Bargaining Agents At Duquesne Firm

Look Into Retirement Of Short   Seek Dataon .  Recommendation . OF Marshall  On General

MARTIN GIVES REPLY, PROOF TO RICE VOWS   Campaign Near End In State's Hot Election Campaign Oratory Outburst

Mother Kills Son, Takes Gas, While Father af Work   Husband Offers ‘““Despondency” As Reason for Deaths

ITALIANS HAVE FLED   Open Rebellion In Italy’s Border Cities May Follow Exodus

Ship Picket  Lines Tighten   Contracts With ~ Ore Carrying Fleets . Sought by Union

British Soldiers Sent to Prevent Feuding in India   Authorities Fearful Ot Blood Battles in Moslem Celebration

BRITISH MASS TROOPS; INDIA RIOTS FEARED   Moslem-Hindu Clash On Festival Day Held Likelv

British Mass Troops  in Calcutta   Emergency Steps Taken for Expected Rioting

British Mass Troops  in Calcutta  Emergency Steps Taken for  _ . SSIS a are sce  elie  sense eared

CONTROL STILL ON MAJOR ARTICLES   Porter Says That Farmers And Small Business Will Not Be Hurt By Order

72.4 Sweers 2-22 Da" zs  Jan Vers Vee ae mas aaer™ Yer Oreo an a6

OPA Suspends Price Ceilings On Many Items   Products Covered Of Minor Importance In Living Costs

OPA Abandons Price Limits  On Many Items   Minor Article for Consumer Use To Be  Without Ceilings

OPA Lifts Price Ceilings From Consumer Items   Also Discontinues Limits on Industrial Machinery

RETURN 2 MEN TO NEW CELLS IN INSTITUTION   Statewide Search Ends in Capture of Convicts on Farm Near Preston

MOSLEM-HINDU RICTS SPREADING IN INDIA   Entire Nation May Be Enguifed in Civil Strife

Sets Tuesday, January 14, As  Hearing Date   Decision Could Come Any Monday After Arguments For Both Sides Are Completed   Means Month Or Two Time Saved   Hich Court Acts On Gow ernment Plea lo Take Case Out of U. 8. Court of Appeals

Iran’s Protest Ts Out   Tehran Instructs Its Delegate to Withdraw Complaint Against Reds: Cools Hot. Issue

U. N. Economic, Social Council Faces  Ticklish Problems At Initial Session

INITIAL CONCERT ‘TO BE OCTOBER 28   Dean Swarthout Announces Excellent Program for  This Year   TICKETS ARE ON SALE

Dean Swarthout Announces Excellent Program for This Year :   TICKETS:.ARE ON SALE

Nazi Medical Experts Go On Trial Today   Twenty-Three Persons Are Accused of Wanton Murder. Torture

23 TOP NAZI DOCTORS ARE ON TRIAL   Charged with Murders in © Weird Experiments

Countries With Large Armies To  Receive No Aid   Top Nazi Medical Experts On Tria)

OHIO FREIGHT RATES BOOSTED BY 11 PCT   Utilities Commission Head Ohio Hit Part Of Jump

WILL AID PATIENTS   Plan Is Approved for Using Funds for Treating Polio

Majority of Human Race Is Hungry   Food Produetion No Match For Increased Population

Population Increases Key Factor in World Food Plans   Two Thirds of Globe’s People Never Enjoyec Enough to Eat; Each New Step In Production Efficiency Offset by Births

TRUMAN HOLDS MILITARY RITES AT ARLINGTON   President Puts Wreath on Tomb of Unknown Soldier in-Cemetery

In Tribute To War Dead   Truman Places Wreath On Unknown Soldier's Tomb; Flag Placed On Every Hero’s Grave; Exercises Held In Cemeteries Around The World

Ceremony Is Held at Arlington   National Cemetery Scene 0! Customary Memorial  Day Service

Danger of War With Russia Is Cited by, Taft   Roosevelt-Truman Appeasement Policy Denounced by Senator

Peril Equals Pearl Harbor Days Taft Says   Senator Is Keynoter Of Ohio GOP Platform Columbus Convention

Taylor County Legionnaires  Meet Monday   Ladies. Auxiliary., Will... Meof With Them In Joint Session

SE Pm COI! ORR eae 8) TE eM RD Ee ey me  ee ae  eT  DEATH RECORD

Georgia Claims Criminal Facts On Columbians   Governor Arnall Assured of Grounds For Prosecution

Anti-Negro, Anti-Jewish Organization Faces Criminal Prosecution.

/Plan For Nazi Dictator ship in U.S. and Direct  Links With Nazis   Abroad Said Uncover i ed.

Planned to Form Nazi Government   Official Marshals Results Of Inquiry Before Governor

Columbians, Ine. Reported Guilty Of Criminal Act:   Georgia Avverts Leaders Atteuipted To Establish Nazi-Like Government

Group Would Form Nazi-Like Regime in U. S.?   Columbians Are Anti. Nearo, Anti “Jewish

Prosecution Is Faced by  Columbians      Evidence Cbtained for Criminal Charges by State of Geirgia Against Anti-Negro, Anti ‘Taeaneh Croun .

Anti-Negro And Jewish Acts Planned   Seven Charges to Face Members of Columbians; Sought Georgia Control

Columbians Out To Form Dictatorship   Georgia Attorney Makes that Report To Governor Amal!

Accuse Coiumbians of Seeking Nazi-Like Government in U. S.   Attorney General of Georgia Tells Governor Secret Order Plans Intimidation of Minority Groups in the Nation.

Anti-Negro, Anti-Je is agg tte . yation Favored Overthien i  af Government   CRIMINAL CHARGES TO... BE PLACED AGAINST MER

Georgia to Press Charges Against Nazi-like Group   Evidence Links Columbians with Anti-racial Setun

Evidence For Charges s Obtained   Former Members Turn Over Evidence To The State

Nazi Regime  Dint  aid tn rivi Law  Cal ahs se CUIUIHUICHIS   Attorney General Of Georgia Cites Evidence Obtained

Columbians Sought Nazi-like Government in U.S.; Evidence Presented for Charges

Georgia to Charge Columbians Sought Nazi-Like Country   Bare Conspiracy, Racial Intimidation, Plans for Insurrection

‘Has Evidence the Colum bians Planned Nazi Like Rule   BASE IS INTOLERANCE

Georgia ‘Hate’ Group Linked fo Nazi lesdlogy   Former Members Tell Secrets; Gain Evidence For Criminal Charges

Attorney Links Hate Unit With Fascist Group   Reveals Aims To Create Insurrection, Suppress Civic Rights

-—Georgia Masses Evidence For Criminal Charges  Columbians’ Secrets Bared   Attorney General Reports Anti-Negro, Anti-Jewish Group Sought To Establish Nazi-Like Government In United States

Say Evidence Gathered On  Columbians   Data for Criminal Charges Obtained Against Several Members of Nazi-Like Group, Attorney Says

Trying to Form Nazi-Like Govt. Attorney Says   Criminal Charges Against Mem. bers Of Anti-Negro, Anti-Jewish Group To Be Filed

Expose of Columbians’ Indicates Strong Nazi Leanings: Group Had Planned Big Expansion

Columbians Charged With Many Crimes   Attorney General  Of Georgian Asserts He Has Much Evidence Against Leaders

Get Evidence Against Grour In Georgia   Action May be Taken on One In Southland

Atlantans Report OnAnti-NegroActs And of Their Aims Anti-NegroColumbians,lue Sought to Establish

Columbians Of Atlanta Sought Nazi Regime   Attorney General Cites Arsenal Of Group, Charges Nearo Homes Blastec

PARTY PLANNED GOVERNMENT CONTROL GRAB   Attorney General of Georgia Finds Evidence for Criminal] Charges

Plan To Intimidate And Injure Members Of-Minority and Racial Groups

Columbians Sought Nazi-Like Setup In U_ S.. Two Former Members Claim

REPORT ORDER SOUGHT TO SET UP LIKE NAZIS   Attorney General In Full Report to Gov. Arnall Teday

BYRNES RENEWS PEACE EFFORT   Secretary of State Asks Big Four To Set Day For Parley

Byrnes Renews Demand   U.8. Secretary And Molotor Clash Over Early Peace Parley

First Attempt Frustrated ....  Byrnes To Renew Demand That Ministers Approve '21-Nation Peace Parley

Byrnes Asks Peace Confah This Month   Attempt to Get Decision On Conference Blocked By Russia; Agreement On Trieste Reached

Big 4 Parley Breaks Into “Awtul Row’   U.S. lusists on Peace Talks Soon; Trieste Issue Settled

Byrnes to Renew Demand for Early  Peace Conference   Attempts Frustrated Again by Molotov On Italy Reparations Issue

Agreement On Date Blocked ByMolotov    Trieste Question  Settled ‘On Basis OF Siv_-Paint Plan

Agreement On Date Blocked ByMolofov  Trieste Question Sattlad On Racie

Soviet Blocks Meeting Date At Hot Session   Molotov Wants Reparations to Be Settled First

SHANGHAI RIOTS ~ LEAVE 100 HURT   Stallkeepers ‘Protest Effort. Te “Halt: Operations : =

PLANES ARE WRECKED AT KELLY FIELD   Freight Car Driven Half Mile Down Tracks

Storms Calse Heavy Priprty Dany In San Antonio‘and Dallas Sections

Waste Wood Uses Urged  Cte 2 Gun Wae   Scientist Sees Way To Spread Proteins

Czechs Peck Treaty Draft For Hungary   Say It Does Not Go Far Enough: in Stating Hen gary’s “Conrplicity” *  Recent War

Czechs Declare Treaty Unfair   Delegate Decides Not To Insist On Protest

‘Hears Czeck Complaints... .  Peace Conference Tur Eyes To Treaties With Hungary And Romanians

Czechs Object To Wording In Hungary Pact   Other Preamble Discussions Snarl Over Minor Points

Session Told That Treaty ' Does Not State Hungarian “Complicity” In War

Peace Treaty Not Complete   Charge Filed Peace Treaty is Inadequate

Debate Hungary Treaty Preamble   Czech Wants Statement Hungary Voluntarily Joined the Axis

CZECH SAYS DRAFT TREATY. DOES NOT COVER FULL STORY   Wants it Understood Hungary Was First Satellite To Go  Inte Axis

CZECH DELEGATE RAPS HUNGARIAN TREATY OUTLINE  COMPLICITY IN WAR NOT FULLY STATED.

HUNGARIAN TREATY   Czechoslavakia Protests It Doesn't State Full © Complicity

CZECHS OPPOSE HUNGARY TERMS   Italy Makes More Gains in Peace Conference

Ask Stronger Reference To Hungarians   Connection With Axis Is Pointed Out In Demand

Treaty Preambles Draw Arguments   Czechs Want Hungary Classified as First Ally of Germany

Hungary’s Draft Treaty Falls Short   In Stating That Nations Complicity In War, Czechoslovakia Says.

RUSSIA MADE FRANTIC EFFORT TO LEARN SECRETS OF A-BOMB   TRIAL IN CANADA DISCLOSES MORE DETAILS OF THE SOVIET ESPIONAGE NETWORK

REVEAL RUSSIA KNEW OF A-BOMB TESTS   Spy Trlal fn Canada Bares "Wew Angies 

Phantom Strikes New Dynamite Blow in Ft. Worth   Explosion Destroys Station Wagon Of Non-Striking Worker

Tojo Attorney Challenges  Trial Powers      MacArthur Rights Hit as Megal Under Surrender

Warren Vet Fatally Shot   Erie Veteran Admits Shooting, Coroner Lowry Says

JAP TO HANG  . FOR MURDER      ENTENCED TO DEATH FOR RE+ SPONSIBILITY IN DEATHS OF FILIPINO CIVILIANS

Capital Fire Loss Mounts   _ Fifth Industrial Fire Within 24 Hours Does $40.000 Damare

New Senate Is Facing Threat Of Filibuster  FEPC Proposal Revival Causes

FILIBUSTER CONFRONTS NEW SENATE   Bill To Create. Permanent FEPC To Be Revived

FEPC Filibuster Is Threatened  ln New Senate Proposal Is Afoot To   Proposal Is Afoot To Rvive Legislation When Congress Meets

Filibuster May Seek to Revive FEPC Struggle   Proponents of FEPC Propose to Renew Last Year’s Fight

FAIR’ EMPLOYMENT BILL FILIBUSTER THREAT IN OFFING   Proposal] Is Afoot to Revive Legislation and Heated Fight in Prospect

New Senate Maj Have Filibuster Like the 79th  Plan Afoot to Revive FEPC Action

Filibuster Aimed At New Senate   The Fair Employment Practice Legislation Confronts New Body

Senate Faces Filibuster Over  IFEPC Legislatior   Proposal To Revive Law Creating Permanent Com mission May Hit Snag; Favor “Sound Measure”

SAYS HITLER HAD ONE-MAN STATE   Defense Witness Claime-Naz Cabinet Resignations Refimed

Asks Moratorium Qn Inductions   But Rep. Harness Would Let Draft Law Remain

Suspension Of Army Draft Is Now Proposed   Congressman Wants To Halt Further Inductions Until 1947

NCUCTIONS HALT SOUGHT IN PLAN   Draft Extension Is Proposed With, Proviso It Not Be Used for 9 Months

WINS SUPPORT BY CONGRESS   Moratorium Proposed Unless Volunteer System Fails 

Proposal Gains  Added Support   Declare Moratorium  On All Inductions

BLAZE IN BOSTON DOCK      Two Decommissioned Escort Cat riers Were Damaged

Latest Figures on Principal Races   Victor to Face Clarence Miles

SECURITY GUARDS  - LEAVE ALL SH#PS   'CIO Leader Maintains East Coast Véssele Will Remain Tied Up Until Works ers Get Samne Raises As AFL.

NEGOTIATI FUTILE W UNIONS JO   Ship Owners Refuse Tc Talk While Two Groups Continued Non Work Policy

WithdrawSecurity Watches; Demand That East and West Coast Issues Be Coupled for Consideration.

Ship Owners In East Balk, Negotiations Called Futile   Refuse To Talk  Until Return of Security Watches To Struck Vessels

Pacifie Coast Issue Stops N egotiations   Local Situation Is Unchanged; Port Continues To Be Idle

EFFORTS FAIL TO END STRIKE OF ClO SEAMEN   Ship Operators Break _ Off Negotiations On Pay Boost

NEGOTIATIONS TO END STRIKE ARE BROKEN OFF   Operator Spokesman Says It Is “Futile” To Continnme Talke *   UNION’S PLEDGE HAS BEEN BROKEN, HE SAYS

East Coast Ship Talks Broken Off   Pacific Dispute Is Holding Back N.Y. Settlement

Operators In Fast Term All Talks ‘Futile’   Eastern Operators Refuse Parleys Tied With West Coast Terms

Officials Testify fies      ; C1O-Pac Have Trouble In Reaching Million Mark As Planned

PAC Collects  Fewer Fund:   Concedes Members Aren’ “Coushine Up’

CANTON GIVES PAY INCREASE   Union Members Will Hold Specia! Session Today

HIGHWAY PATROL CHIEF IS DEAD   C. A. Knee Dies Suddenly  In Des Moines Home

V. Truzzolino Is Summoned  Was Pioneer Butte  Pan Maritferehirar

Nation s Warned To Reduce Debts   U.S. Reserve Board Says Government Must Curb Spending

Cheering Greeks Welcome Return Of King George It   Exiled Monarch Back In Athens After Flight When Nazis Arrived.

Greek King Back In Athens After Five-Year Exil   Monarch Returns from His Londen Home to Cheering Populace

GROWERS ASK $5 92 TOP ON STRAWBERRIES   $6 Ceiling On Raspberries Also Sought By Fruit Men

Strawberry Growers  Seek Higher Prices   Guarantee Of $5.92 For 16-Quart Crates Is Goal Set At Organization Meeting Held In Coloma Thursday Evening

RUSSIA DEMANDS -: U.N. WIPE IRAN: CASE OFF AGENDA   Acts With Agreement of Tele ran—Seven of 11 Security . Council Members Oppose’ Proposal.   NO VOTE IS TAKEN; ~~ BITTER DEBATE HELD   Gromyko Declares U. 8. and Britain Apparently Do Not * Want Peaceful Solution. i  of Case. T

Russia, With Agreement Of Iran, Asks U.N. Council To  Drop Russo-lranian Issue 

Ss  RGLARS— Continued on Page Twe   Hotel Raid Nets 60 in Des Moines

BRICKER BLASTS STRIKERS DRAFT   Republican Senate Nominee Says Truman Plan Is ‘Abhorrent’

Murray Seeks Case Bill Veto   Declares Measure Encourages Strikes

Kem Calls On GOP to Defeat ‘Pendergastism   Senatorial. Nominee Confident: of Victory lf Voters: Turn Out

STATESVILLE SHOTS  Informal Glimpses of People ro nw hreued Statecvilla   MANY HAVE DIED

ROME, GEORGIA AREA IS WORST HIT ZONE SO FAR   Hundreds Of Families Driven From Their Homes: Many Industrial Plants Closed: Eastern N. C. Rivers Still Rising.

Flood Waters Surging to New Heights   Hundreds of Families Driven from Homes, Industrial Plants Closed in Four Southern Statec

U.S, CALLS OFF PLANS FOR ATHENS AIR SHOW   Order Given As Task Force Vessels Reach Greece

Navy Calls Off Plans For Air Show In Athens   Carrier FDR  Reaches Greece

 Parade Of American Planes Across Skies Of ‘Athens Called Off As Carrier Reaches Port

PLANS FOR AMERICAN PLANES TO FLY OVER ATHENS AND WRITE ‘FDR IN SKY CALLED OFF BY DIPLOMAT

UN May Dismiss — Soviet Request For Army Facts   Western Powers Prepare Hostile Reception for Russian Proposal   REDS ASK LOCATION, TROOP STRENGTH   Economic Council Turns to Consideration of Refugee Problem :

GI Pay Bill  To Truman   Congress Gives Approva To Compromise Bill; New Fight Next Year

Applications Prepared for Furlough Pay   Forms to Be Mailed In About 10 Days, Army Reports

Payment In Bonds Plan  Called Discrimination; Mav Alter Next Session

Terminal Pay Bill Goes to Truman Today   Truman Signs Atomic Control Bill Into Law

Bond Plan Is Sent Truman By Congress   House Leaders Say They'll Seek Cash Paumente [n 1947

Social Security Snarl May Delay Plan to Adjourn   Army Indicates GI May Seek Furlough Pay After Sept. 1

TERMINAL PAY APPLICATIONS ABOUT SEPT. 1   Bottled-in-Bond Bill Is Before President for Final Approval

Texas Violence Is Responsible For 15 Deaths   Five Drownings Are Included In State's Mishaps

General Charged With Attempt to Railroad Guard:   Soldier’s Attorney Says Lewis Tried to Aid Accused Officers

Everything Ready For Atom Test   Bomb Due To Be Dropped Sunday (CST) Unless Weather Is Bad

Weather Man Holds Flag As Scene Is Set For A-Bomb Test   Program For A-Bomb Drop

AllSet ° For Big  Drama   - Weather Apparently ‘Will Be Favorable .For Dropping Atomic Bomb Sunday, 4:30 p. m

Ready For Atom Bomb Test —If Weather’s 0. K.   50-50 Chance Drop Will Be Made Tomorrow, Says Admiral Blandy.

PREPARATIONS COMPLETE FOR BIKINI BOMB TEST   Navy Prepares to Evacuate Island As Time Draws Near for Big Blast

Fuse Is Set For Bikini Bomb Blast   All Hands Ready for Operation Scheduled For Sunday---Time To Be Announced

 Ready For Atomic Bomb  Weather Outlook Good For Bikini Test Tomorrow

Bikini Now Set for Atom Test   Lagoon’s Evacuation Scheduled for Operation Crossroads

BIKINI — AWAITS BOMB   All Hands Make Ready to Get Out of Lagoon

Personnel Connected With Atom Bomb Test Sunday Prepared To Leave Bikini

READY TO START EVACUATION OF BIKINI LAGOON   Can Conduct Test on Time If Sky Remains Partly Clear

 Blandy Will Report Today Whether Plan Can Be Followed as Scheduled

Evacuate Bikini Lagoon for Atom Test Sunday 4;30 P. M. (C. S. T.)

A-Bomb Test In Readiness; Good Weather   Commander Gives Order Tovight.. To Evacuate

ATOMIC BOMB TEST SET TO G0   Blandy to Announce  Time of “Bomb Away"

‘Admiral Blandy Says 50-50 Chance Atomic Bomb Will Be Dropped As Scheduled

TAKE CARE OF LAST DETAILS FOR ATOM TES]   All Hands Prepare To Evacuate Bikini; Drop Set Tomorrow

- Drop A-Bomb at 6:30 P. M. Sunday (Salem Time) Everything Ready; Bikini Evactuated

Stage Is Set for A-Bomb  Test Tomorrow Afternoon Commander Says "50-50" Chance  peek trl! BO. R#eamnad ac Planned

Bomb Schedulec To Be Dropped Late Tomorrow  All In Readiness For Experiment   All In Readiness For Experiment At Bikini Atoll

Favorable Weather Expected for Bomb Test Sunday Night   All Hands Make Ready to Evacuate Bikini Lagoon on Orders

Artist's Conception of Bikini Blast   All Hands Concerned in Atomic Bomb Test Stand by to Leave Bikini Lagoon

LST Shooting To Be Prohed By Navy   Authorities Want to Know Why Sailor Smith Shoat Gaaman on Craft

—BLACK MARTFederal Agencies .  Will Aid   Porter Will Set Up Policing Plan

Porter Plans Rigid Meat Price Curbs   More Hikes Allowed On Cars, Cotton, Building Materials

Porter Warns Profiteers Of  Tough Policing   Prices Of Margarine To Be Raised 1 Cent) Per Pound; Mayonaise Up.

PRICE BOSS 10 HIT CHISELERS’ UNDER CEILINGS   More Than Score of Prica Increases Allowed by OPA Yesterday

OPA TO UNVEIL POLICING PLAN IN MEAT DRIVE   ‘Tough Program’ Promised By Porter In Effort To Kit Black Market

‘Toughest’ War Yet on Black Market Is OPA Chief’s Pledge   Price Ceilings Boosted on Numerous Things in Latest Orders

“Toughest Crackdown” Set for United _ States Illegal Sales by Paul Porter, Staff

Tough Time Promised for  Black Market   Porter Gives Warning of Drastic Measures for Enforcing Ceilings on Meat in New Program

PORTER SOUNDS WARNING NOTE TO PROFITEERS  POLICING PLAN TO Dm ttaiiserit mm tA ln

fest Program Yet To Be  tam Price en Says Toughi hed in Effect   OTHERJAGENCIES TO BE ED TO HELP O.P.A.

Porter Warns Crackdown Planned on Would-Be Black Markefeers in Meat

Porter Maps Toughest Provram Yet’   War on Chiseling Pledged When Meat Ceilings Are Renewed

OPA Moves To Prevent Black Marts   Take Precautions As Meat Ceilings Return; General Price Increases

‘BLACK MARKETERS’ WARNED BY OPA HEAD   Porter Pledges ‘Toughest Drive Yet On Violators

I, Create Divisto OPA to ‘Get Touel’ on Black Market of Cocchi Palos

Anti-Black Market Drive ls Planned   OPA to Get Help from Other Government Departments

OPA Readies ‘Get-Tough’ Meat Plan   More Than Score of New Ceiling Prices Are Set On Widespread Front

OPA Declar res. War Against --Black Mar ket          to Prit [ito ‘Effeet “Toughest Progsamn- Ve?

Tough Program Aimed To Block Black Market   OPA Has New Scheme To Stop Chiseling On Meat

OPA BEGINS WORK ROLLING BACK PRICES ON MEATS   Tough Program Being Outlined To Head: Off All Black Markets

Plan Tough Program On Black Market!    Twenty Hungry Mouths Too Much a  Please, Says Ashley, Doesn't Anybody Want Carrier Pigeon?

OPA Is Planning "Tough Program For Chiselers  OPA Chief Porter leenece Warning

Black Market Rout Planned   Porter Says He Has . Touch Prosram Read:

Tough Program Planned fo Hit Black Markets   Porter Will Hold Prices at Firm, Equitable Levels

OPA To Crack Down On Mea Black Market   Price Board To Receive Help From Justice, Agriculture, Treasury Departments in Policing Plan.

Police System Unveiled Soon   Help Coming From Justice Department

TOUGHEST PROGRAM VET, PLAN   Porter Warns Chiselers: Larger Meat Inspection Staff Pronosed.

OPA Chiet Warns Campaign Aimed At Black Markets   More Price Boosts  Listed as Agency  Plans Enforcement

Challenges Black Market in Meat With New Forces  OPA Hikes Many  Prices and Marshals Enforcers for Test

Black Marketeer,Beware Warns Administrator. More Increases Ordered   Toughest Program to Prevent Black Market From Staging Comeback Along With Meat Ceilings; Ceiling Increases Granted   Producers, 40,000 Farmers Ask for $5.02 as Milk Price

TRAFFIC TOLL RECORD SEEN   Death Total May Be Highest In History During 1946 Safety Council Warns

8.120 Killed In Traffic Accidents   Safety Council Reports. Mishap “Reconversion”

Spinners Ordered To Resume Making Cotton Suit Yarns:   Hosiery, Underwear, Tire Fabrics Also Included. In. Order

WNU Washington Bureau 4616 Eve $¢.. N. W.   INDIANA TOWN LIFTS ITSELE BY ITS BOOTSTRAPS

The Home Tou Remond In: WASHINGTON  By: Waiter: Shead WNU Corremosdeat         Eye its Itself " BS The Baotetrans—

Egypt Girds To Fight if British Stay   Student-Worker Army To Attack After Fortnicht

TAKES PLACE OF WALLACE IN CABINET POST   Present Ambassador To London Is Named In Surprise Move

Harriman Given  Wallace Post   U.S, Ambassador to Great Britain To Fill Vacancy, Truman Says

Truman Selects Businessman In — Surprise Move   Envoy to London Wil Replace Ousted Wallace

Truman Gets Combination Of Big Businessman, Veteran New Dealer  APPOINTMENT BRINGS FAVORABLE REACTION  Wallace Himself Joins In  Chorus; Appointee A ecrante Daci

TO PATCH BR ; ; :    Present Ambassador To Britain Considered  Friend By Russians; Foreign Policy Aims Not Annarent Yeti.

Envoy Taken From London For Cabinet   Appointee Known as Big Business Man Who Is New Dealer

‘Secretary’s Post Given 'To Harriman   Move by: President Seen As Effort tc Restore Harmony; Comment Is Generally Favorable

Groom Jilted As Bride Flies Off with Rival   Girl Elopes by An As Guests Assemble  For Ceremony °

Aerial Elopement Upsets Fashionable Colorado Wedding   One Would-Be Groom Left Waiting At The Church By Intended Bride

Hoffman Warns GOP Committee In Home State  Advises Against Fiaht With Sotons

Hoffman W arnsGOP His! Command Not To Mix   Michigan's Primaries    Fourth District Congressman Lashes National Committee, Fiays Stassen; Chairmanship Fight Grows Hotter

Vinson Asks Approval ot British Loan   Treasury Chief Say» Move Is ‘Sound  4 Investment in Peace’

VINSON: PLEADS APPROVAL FOR BRITISH LOAN   Says U. S. Must Grant Credit Or Set Off Disastrous Economic Warfare

VINSON WARNS OF ECONOMIC WAR IF LOAN FAILS   Treasury Head Tells Senate Group Funds Are Investment in Peace

KILLED IN GRASH NORTH OF BRYAN   Passenger Victim as Truck Rams Into Abutment On U.S. 127

William Heirens Arraigned On  Third Charge   Loses Air Of Bravado In Court

Chicago Virtually Four- Hour Town’  tarac Theatar   Stores, Theaters and Offices Cut Schedules

Chicago Sutters Drastic Cuts In Electric Power   Shortage Of Coal Due To Miners’ Strike Reduces Industry And Business   CHICAGO NOW FOUR-HOUK TOWN

See Indication Ot U.S. Lone Hand Role In World Politics   British Are Upset By Sec. Wallace’s Speech

WALLACE MAKES BI FOR NEW ULS, POLICY   Says U. S. Must Play Lone Hand in World Polities

(OULD FAVOR IETHER RUSS wid BRITISH   y,$. Needs Individal Policy, Asserts fommerce Secretary

SETTLEMENT OF ISSUES BETWEEN — INTERESTED NATIONS SEEN GREAT AID TO BIG 4 MINISTERS’ WORK

Strike Halted By Agreement   Threatened Cincinnati Electrical Workers Strike is Averted

Record Crowd At’ Promotion Of   Centennial Pageant _ F eature Of Program _For Annual Event .

Record Crowd At’ Promotion Of Eighth Graders  Centennial Pavceant   Centennial Pageant Feature Of Program For Annual Event

COOLING BREEZES IN   Temperatures of 65 to 70 Forecast for Tonight

814 JEWS STOP SHORT OF GOAL   Sail For Cyprus After Being Placed Aboard British Ships

UNO AWAITS RUGSIA’S REPLY TO QUESTIONS   Iran’s Spokesman at Coun: cil Censured by Own Government.

Statement From Iranian Of. ficial Source Makes Situ‘ation More Confusing  COUNCIL WANTS TO KNOW STATUS OF THE IRAN-SOVIET TALKS  It Has Recessed Until Wed‘nesday To Give Them Chance Tro Answer

Gold Star Mother Guilty Of Murder   Mrs. Clark Found Responsible For Death of Roomer; Gets Five Years

New Evidence Supports Virus Theory  As Cause of Caneer in Human Beings

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SCIENTIST PRESENTS NEW EVIDENCE CANCER! PROBABLY CAUSED BY ORGANISM

Cancer Attack May Narrow, Medical Evidence Indicates Virus Disease

CHARGES PREFERRED IN FATAL ACCIDENT   Frosthurg Woman Accused O Operating Boat In Reckless ‘Wanner On Take

Aussies Favor _Atomie Control Planned By U.S.   Soviet “Do - It- Our- Way” Approach Is Denounced By Irked Congress

Australia Has New Proposal For Atom Curb  Russian Attitude Stirs Congress’ Fears. Criticism

AUSTRALIA BIDS TO BRING PEACE IN ATOM CLASH   Plan For Master Group To Shape Plans On Control Leans Toward U. S.

Australia Offers Proposal To Reconcile Atomic Plans Offered By U.S. And Russia   Calls For One Master Committee To Draft Plans For Atomic Energy Contro!

Australia Offers Plan On Controt   Would Set Up One Master Committee to  Draft Plans

Australia Offers Own Plan to Control Atom, Leaning Toware U.S. View, Against Russia’s

Australia—Has Plan To Control  Aicmic Energy   Appears To Lean Toward US View

Australia Has Atomic Control Plan For Worle   MASTER COMMITTEE TO DRAFT POLICY IS SUGGESTED

ARGENTINE MAY GET REDS’ NOD   Russia Reported Moving Toward Recognition of Juan  _. VerewwResigie _

Railroads Obtain Rate Increases 0f$390,000,000   ICC Studies Request For Much Larger Increase for Carriers

Railroads Seek  Rate Increases   Government Considering Hike of 25 Percent

3 to 6% Freight Increase Granted Nation's Railroads   Wait Gov’t. Action On Fiat 25% Charge For Shipment

CARRIERS WAIT NEW MOVES ON FREIGHT RATES   ICC Grants Three To Six Per Cent Hikes, Effective On July 1

FIND BABY IN N.Y. THEATER   Chisel Open Locker To Rescue Abandoned Tot: Note Is Found

War Department Decrys Separate Air Force Today   Congress Jolted By The Unexpected Negative Attitude

Army Oppose: Separate U.S. Air Arm   War Department Stand Jolts Congress; Bill Is Under Study

Opposes Separate Air Arm   War Dept. Recommends Following Truman's  Plan, For Complete Defense Unification

ARMY AGAINST SEPARATE AAF   Opinion Shared by   ~ Bisenhower. Arnold

» War Department Tells Con-. gress Truman’s Recommendation for Single Department Is Best Plan

Separate Air Arm Is Rejected by Wor Department   “Won't Work,” Arrhy Leaders Teil Congress Generals Eisenhower And Arnold Concur

ny Opposes arate ). Air Arm   r Department Stand s Congress; Is Under Study

ARMY OPPOSES SINGLE AIR ARN   Favors President’s Plan To Combine 3 Branches

 TWO LEAPS REQUIRED FOR DEATH Man Spends His Last Penny   To Obtain A Suicide Ticket

SPENDS LAST CENT TO GET TO EMPIRE STATE TOWER, LEAPS TWICE TO END LIFE

Maryland ‘Voting Today In Primaries   To Name Candidate: For Congress, Goy.

Chapman Politically A Liberal   Has Been Assistant Secretary 13. Years

Known As Liberal. Is Close To Chief   Acting Secretary Chapman Is Close Friend of Ickes, Has Liberal Record.

49-Year Old from Colorado Has Beer Assistant 13 Years   Was Campaign Manager for EC FT) Rancavalt

STATE SEEKING TO INSURE COAL FOR UTILITIES      Four District Mine Presidents Meeting With State Committee

PLANTS ‘OPERATING   Governor Names. Group To Meat With Union Heads:

Why Let House Die? I Might Rent it— ral Real Estate Droops      House-for-Sale Panic Cheers Othman

Legionnaires of Texas To Convene   40 and 8 Parade Slated Today Prior to Opening

LOWER RETAIL FOOD GOST IS SEEN SHORTLY   Consumer Purchases Of Food Other Non-Durable Goods May Drop

Salaries Lagging Behind Profits   U.S. Agency Reports Consumer Purchases May Be Near Peak

Mental Test Is Ordered  For Heirens   Youth’s Arraignment On Murder Charges Continued to Sept. 4

Heirens to Have Mental Tests   Murder Charges Delaved Till Sept. 4

SANITY TEST FOR HEIRENS   Charges Against Confessed Killer Held Up Pending  Mental Examination

Prosecution Of Heirens Held Up - For Mental. Tes  University st u id ent tt   University Student In Surly Mood At'Court \ Appseorance

Operators Draft Coal Pact Reply   Expect to Submit Stand Tomorrow; Lewis Silent on Union Proposals

Plan Private Session To Fix Policy Toward U.S. Contract Pattern   Management Spokesmen Indicate Certain Amount Of Favor Toward Moreell’s Proposals; Lewis Continues To Refuse Comment.

OPERATORS GET IN HUDDLE OVER ANSWER TO BID   Formal Reply To Government Coal Administrator Due Friday

OWNERS STUDY MINE CONTRACT   Operators Show Interest in Moreell’s Proposals

MINE OPERATORS PREPARE REPL   Formal Answer ta Federal Proposals on Contract Expected Friday

MINE OPERATORS NONCOMMITAL ON WAGE PROPOSALS      Expect To Submit Formal Reply At Meeting On Tomorrow

Little Headway In Coal Dispute   “Owners of Mines, AFL Boss Lewis Both Withhold Comment

MINE OPERATORS NON-COMMITTAL   On the Government’s Wage Contract Proposals.

COAL OPERATORS SILENT ON U. 8 WAGE PROPOSAL   Formal Reply to U.S. froposal Will Be Sent Tomorrow

T00 SOFT IS WORLD'S PRESS TRIAL OPINION   Nuernberg Decisions Are Even Called ‘Easy’ Within Germany

Sentences af Nuernberg Are Criticized Many Hold That  Judgment UJ ac "Tan Cafe’

Misgivings Center Around Acquittal Of Hans Fritsche, Sehacht. von Paper

Von Papen Acquittal Criticized     Foreign Press Terms Nuernberg   Sentences Of Nazis ‘Too Soft

Sentences al Nuernherg Are Criticized Many Hold That   Many Hold Thai Judgment Was 'Too Soft’

Germans Vehement In Protesting Court Leniency In Freeing War Criminals

World Press Criticizes Nuernberg Sentences Of Nazis As Too Soff”

Oil Drillers Find Fossils, Hones Raised   Standard Drills In Eastern N. C.

Congress May Be Asked For Further Time  Plans To Merge Army An d Novy » Raalitu

One Phase Of Army-Navy Merger Is Reatity As President Puts Buying Under One Boss

Start Is Made in Merger of Armed Services by Centralizing Buying

A Partial “Mer ger”   Truman Names Civilian Purchasing Agent For All Armed Services

Army-Navy Buying Under One Authority   Move Termed Best Practicable Solution Short of Unification

MERGER PARTLY EFFECTIVE FOR ARMED FORCES   Truman Places All Army, Navy Buying Under Direction Cf One Man

Buying For Army-Navy Is Merged   President Names Civilian to Head Combined Purchasing Department; Eisenhower Gives Interview.

Stilwell Reported ‘Very Weak’   Family at Side Of General at West Coast Hospital

Gen. Stilwell Is in ‘Critical Condition’   Famed Burma Campaigner Weakens After Operation

‘VINEGAR JOE’ _ NEAR DEATH   POLORFUL ‘LEADER IN BURMA CAMPAIGN IS CRITICALLY ILL AT SAN FRANCISCO -

Gen. Stilwell Critically Ill   Famed Burma Chief Has Liver Ailment

STILWELL WAGES BATTLE FOR LIFE   Burma Hero Is Critically H Following Operation

GEN. STILWELL CRITICALLY ILL   SUFFERS FROM LIVER CONDITION BELIEVED CONTRACTED IN BURMA

Gen. Stilwell Critically Ill   Commander Suffers From Liver Condition

Agree To Mc To Meet Jebn b, Lewis ‘In Wage Taliks   Operators Declare. Union Has-As Great a Stake As Management in Indus- -’ ays Puture .

Coal Operators Ready To Talk About Wages   Labor Said To Have Stake In Future Of Industry

Coal Operators Will Contact Lewis, Provided Miners Shorten Work Week

MINE OWNERS TALK RAISE IF HOURS ARE CUT   ‘Ask Reversion To Open Shop — If Lewis Insists On Fore men’s Oraanization

Operators to Meet with Lewis   Soft Coal Firms Agree to Confer with Union Head

Coal Men To Meet Lewis   Might Agree to Wage Boost, Shorter Hours

UMW Told to Justify Shorter Work Week  Producers Agree to Wage Parley; Paw Ranct Saan Reflected in Prinres

 Will Meet Lewis March 12; ‘Shorter Week Hinges on 'U. S. Coal Requirements

COAL OPERATOR TO HEAR LEWIS   Industry Will Consider Paying Higher Wages — Shorter Work Week Eyed

One Point Is Settled ....  Coal Operators To Meet With Lewis March 12 To  Discuss Higher Wages

Will Talk Coal Wage      Operators Say Issue Hinges On. Possibility Of Shorter Work Week

DETROIT TO: ESTABLISH A BROWNOUT   City Council in Agreement on Coal Conservation  Measure

MODERATES MAKE GAINS IN FRANCE   Leftist Parties Lose Ground in Election Held Sunday

Commies Lose Bid For Power In France Today   Republicans Gain 17 Seats in Assembly Socialists Also Lose.

Comnumist Power Fades as France Goes Republican   Election Returns Show 17. Seat Gain for Popular Party   BIDAULT MAY HEAD COALITION GROUP   Foreign Minister Is Seen’as Choice to Replace Gouin As President

French Beat Communists: Moderates In  George Bidault Looms as Next Head of

COMMIES TAKE SOUND LICKING IN FRENCH VOTE   Popular Republicans Take Over the French Government .

REPUBLICANS IN POWER AS TOP FRENCH PARTY   Bidault May Become Nex’ President Of France Following Vote

French Popular Republicans Make Big Gains   Communists Bid For Power Smashed; Swine Is To Right

French Popular Republican Party Ousts Communists   Expect Bidault To Head New Coalition Government

SUNDAY. ELECTION IN FRANCE   Popular Republican Party Rates Top In Communist Smast

BIDAULT SEEN AS NEXT Galt OF COALITION   Popular Republicans Win 20 New Seats, Communists Have Net Gain of 1   SOCIALISTS IN SETBACK   Incomplete Returns Indicate Loss of 20 Assembly Places for Them

Communists Lose Out In French Voting   Moderate Popular Republican Party Smashes Communists Strong Bid For Powe

THREE-CAR CRASH — NEAR PEACE LIGHT   Three Persons Injured, None Seriously, In Motor Accident On Gettysburg Battlefield

Sunnyvale ClO Cannery Workers Stage Walkout; CP & G, AFL Neaotiate

TRAFFIC OVER HOLIDAY REACHES 122      aivs   37 Die In Southern California Auto  Mishaps

ACCIDENT DEATH TOLL CLIMBS T0 137 OVER NATION   All But 15 of Total Are Due To Traffic Mishaps, With 37 Fatalities in Los Angeles Area.   “RAIN AND RUM” GET BLAME IN CALIFORNIA   National Safety Council Estimates Toll Will Rise to 150—Forida Scene of Many Collisions.

Holiday Death Toll Continues To Mount   137 Deaths Are Reported Withhin Twenty-Four Hour Period

Stoddard Group Proposes Modernizing Jap Language   POD CONFIRMED.

Presidential Blast At Navy Touched Of By Admiral   Truman to Talk With Forrestal, And Nimitz

Truman Does ‘Not Believe In Lobbying   Admiral Merill Touched off Recent Blast Against Navy

HE INSISTS THAT IT BE STOPPED Jaycee Fund-Raising Plan Is Protested By Baptist Pastor

Young Mother And Escort Shot to Death   Estranged Husband, World War One Vet, Sousht at Norristown

Prosecution Of Pickets Nears End   Police Describe  G-E Disturbance

Weed Prices Remain Stable  On Local Mart   All-Time High = Mark Estabilshed for Money Paid out Herc.

Leaf Quality Shows Decline  On Local Mart   Prices‘-Remain High for Top Grades as Capacity Weed Volumes  ~ Mark Lumberton Sales

Opinions Differ On Lifting of Ban OnGI Marriages To German Girls

MARRIAGES OF GI'S TO REICH GIRLS RAPPEL   American WACs Would Si: lence Wedding Bells for Yanks and Frauleins

Viewpoints Of American Women Now Living In Germany Differ On GI-Marriages To Frauleins

PROGRESSIVES 10 OUTLINE FUTURE POLITICAL PLANS   Murray, Ickes, Morgenthay and Kroll Among Those Attending Parley

UMW Hints At New Wage Issue   Movement To End Wage Controls Underway At Convention

UMW HINTS AT NEW DEMANDS   MAY.ASK MORE PAY IF MINES GO BACK TO PRIVATE OWNERS

NEW PAY DRIVE HINTED BY UM¥   End Of U. S. Wage Controls Urged At Convention

MINERS MAY ASK STILL MORE PAY   May Make New vw Demands If Government Fails To Turn Mines Back To Owners.

Life’s Sands Low   Miners Attack Wage Control   New Demand Hinted At National Meetine

Miners Plan To Ask New Wage Boost   Union Demands Return of Coal Mines in U. S. To . Private Owners; Policy Mapped   Pay Contr rol End Is Als» Demanded   Green Holds To Line 0! Lewis; Seeks Changes In Price Control Under OPA Act

Union Raps Controls On Wages   Green Welcomed Back As. Member Of Miners” tinton Aft Convention

MINE WORKERS HINT AT WAGE DEMANDS      Return Of Mines To Private Owners To Be Signal

Miners Hint New Wage Demands   AFL President Green Calls for Removal Of Wage Controls

WHITE BREAD, FLOUR ON THE WAY BACK NOV   Milling Order to Be Rescinded on Sept. 1, Anderson Says

White Flour On Way Back   Relax Restrictions On Millers; More Grain For Alcohol

Normal Bread, More Whiskey, Beer Due   Improved Grain Supply Permits Reloxation of Conservation Program

EARLY RETURN OF WHITE BREAD 1S PREDICTED   Lifting of Grain Restrictions To Boost Output of Whisky and Beer.

White Bread And Flour On Way Back To  Consumers   More Whiskey, Beer tc Be Produced But U.S. Must Earmark Some Grain For Europeans

DUE TO RETURN TO TABLE SOON      Less Wheat, Flour Than During Normal Times Will Be Available

OLD FASHIONED WHITE FLOUR IS ON THE WAY BAC   Government Rescinds Grain Conservation Restrictions

80 PCT. FLOUR ORDER TO END IN SEPTEMBER   More Whiskey And Beer, Is Promise As Grain Program Changed

ALL-WHITE BREAD T0 RETURN      Federal Grain Conservation Program Altered

PEACE PARLEY GROUP THROWN INTO BEDLAM   Australian Delegate Accuses Russians of Doing a “Lot of Lying.”   BULLETIN

Officers Begin Checking Autos In This Area   One-Fourth Of Cars Are Found Defective

Value of Jap Cache Shrinks   Platinum Bars and Silver Ingots Found

INDIANA WOMAN INDICTED TODAY   Grand Jurors Accuse Mrs. Lockman of Attempt to Murder.

JUDGE WHO HAS HEARD 100,000 DIVORCE CASE! CAN'T IMAGINE CONDONING UNEAITHFULNESS

Most Foods To Continue In Demand   Easing Up Of Bread Shortage Seen; Meat Depends On What Congress Does

Other Foods May Be Short  This Year   Most Bakeries Operate; Anderson Reviews Picture

PAST WORST STAGE   Bakers More Worried at Present Over Sugar. and Other Ingredients  of Scarce Nature. )   EXPECT FARMERS TO SELL WHEAT

Sex Criminal Sought InChicagokidnapping   Police Press Week-Old Manhunt For Killer Of Six-Year-Old Girl

Cheaper Shoes Upped In Price   OPA Grants Immediate Ten To Fifteen Percent Increase

OPA PRICE RAISES ON SHOES ANNOUNCED   Boosts Designed To Increase Lower Brackets Output °

UP LOW-COST SHOE CEILINGS   Those Selling For $5.50 Or Less To Cost 10 Per Cent More

PHONE FEUD AT HOUSTON NEAR END   Resumption of Normal Service Soon Predicted

Governor Dewey  Expresses Surprise At Big Majority   Leaves Albany Today to Address Boy Scout Session in New York

NAZI LEADERS "WILL BE TRIED ~ ASINDIVIDUALS   Hearings to Resume For 21 German & Defendants

UNO Creates Atom Control  Commission   Byrnes Leaves For Washington After Agreement

Negro Vote Issue Holds Mississippi Primary Spotlight   Outspoken Advocates 0 White Supremacy Seek Return fo Office

NEGRO-VOTING IS HOT ISSUE   Tops All "Other Questions In Primary Election In Mississippi

Mississippi To Name Candidate:  Negro Vote Leads All Other Issues

BIG U S. LOAN TO FRANCE OKAYED   Number Of Agreements Made In Connection With $1,.380,000,000 Credit  Arrangement.

U.S. Extends Huge Credit For France   $1,370,000,000 Loan To Assist Nation's Rehabilitation

France Awarded $1,370,000,000-as Loan From U. §,  We...4] ae om Be   Details of Credit. Arranged as  Grant Is Approved

[FRANCE GRANTED A LOAN OF $1,370,000 'BY UNITED STATES FOR REHABILITATION

France is Given Recovery Boost in tan From US   Two Countries Made Acreements At Meeting Over Credit Arrangement!

France Given Big Recovery Boost By American Loan   Trade Agreements Included in Terms  of “Huge Long-term Loan.

U.S. Concludes Loan To France   Final Figure Set At 1 1/3 Billions

$1,370,000,000 LOAN APPROVED FOR FRANCE   Money Expected to Finance One Year Of Country's Rehabilitation Program

France Gets U.S. Help to Rise to Feet   Billion Loan Will Pay One-Fourth of Wav in Program

AMERICAN LOAN LIFTS’ FRANCE   Nation Turns With Renewed Vigor «Toward Getting On Feet

Local Sailor Given Nimitz ‘Well Done   John H. Lehman, JIr., Commended For Part Played In Sub Patrols

Nimitz ‘Well Done’   John H. Lehman, Jr. Commended For Part Played !n Sub Patrols

Acheson May Sit.on Council   -Stettinins Feels . His Successor -Must Have Ample Funds

Stettinius Out, Finding Successor s Poses Difficult Task For Truman

TRUMAN HAS  UN PROBLEM   PRESIDENT HAS DIFFICULT TASK IN REPLACING STETTINIUS AS COUNCIL a DELEGATE --

PRES, TRUMAN FACED WITH NEW PROBLEM   Grave Issues Hanging Fire Before UNSC

lran Question Comes Before Parley Of UNC   Country Wants UNO Pro. tection Against “Russian Interference”

to Bring . w Before NO Council   , Will Ask Body Protection From iat Is Calts Red Interference

Three Dispute: Face Security  Board of UNO   Iran Gives Council Its First Test Case; Indonesian Republic. Poland Plan Appeals

lranian-Russian Dispute Will Go To UNO Council   Iran Plans To Ask Body Meeting Today, for Protection

Iran Seeking Protection  From Soviets U.N.O. Deleaates   U.N.O. Delegates Learn of Other Problems

Iran Seeking Protection  From Soviets  U.N.O. Delegates Learn of Other Problems

Iran to Ask For Aid From UNO Council   Two Other Disputes May Be Dumped in Lap of New Agency

tran Asks Council To Settle Dispute  UNO Hits Snag Before Organization Set Up

IRAN DISPUTE TO GO BEFORE UNO COUNCIL   Claim Interference By Russia in Conflict In North Iran

INDONESIAN AND POLE PROTESTS NOT SO SEVERE   All Three Disputes Are Brought Up Despite Byrnes’ Requests

IRAN HAS FIRST DISPUTE IN UNO   Protection From Russian Interference Asked By Little Nation

UNO Faces Decision In Tran Trouble   Protection Against Red Interference In Territory Asked

Iran Dispute May Provide First Test for UNO Council   Agency Confronted With Serious Task Before First Step  Toward Orvanizine

Tran Offers 1 st Dispute to New UNO   Nation to Seek Protection From Russ Interference

County Realtors" Meet Wednesday  . Attorneys, Bankers Are. Special Guests

GOP Quarrel Over Sweeping Strike Control Measures   But Stringent Bill Seems Sure to Come From House Action

Farm Federation’s Head Asks Passage of Anti-Strike Ac!   AFL President Voices Opposite View in Telegram to Cond@Mess

Stiffness Of Strike Control Plan Undecided   Some Republicans For Modified Case Bill, Others Predict It Will Go Through

House Receives Many Demands On Case's Bill   AFL President Urges Measure’s Defeat

GOPs Split Over Terms of Case Strike Control   But. House Leaders Say Bill Will Pass ‘With Minor Chanaes

House Hears Conflicting  Views On Strike Curb Bill   AFL President Green Wants Measure Defeated, But Farm Group Leader Urges Passage

Polio Epidemic In Some Areas  Banith Anuthari#iee Take Stens to Combat Disease Spread

Health Authorities Take Added Steps To Combat Spread of Infantile Paralysis

Polio Victims Mount in U.S.   Disease Spreading Tn Midwest. South

Epidemic Of Polio Seen In Some Sections  Disease Up Sharply In Sections Of  ™ sae gree

Polio Epidemic Is Sweeping Nation   Texas Fatalities Tops; Other States Hit Also

Officials Take Steps To Halt Spread Of Polio   Epidemics Reported At Minneapolis, Arkansas and In Mississippi

Minnesota Hit Hard by ‘Polio’  706 Cases Reported For the Year There

Polio Reaches Epidemic Stage In Some Areas   Cases Increase In Midwest And South; Few In Fastern UU. S.

Polio Reaching 'Enidemic Size      Middle West Is Hardest Hit; New England Slightly Affected

POLIO REACHES EPIDEMIC STAGE IN SCATTERED PARTS OF UNITED ¢eTaTre

POLIO REACHES EPIDEMIC STAGE IN SCATTERED SECTIONS; HEALTH AUTHORITIES TAKE PRECAUTIONS

Polio Epidemic At New Heichts; Widespread Area  South, West and  Midwest Say 1946 V/s acca :¢ 1704s

Polio Wave fs Near Epidemic _ Propotlions  Sutter ad Sections. of   Seutterad ' Sections. Of The South, West .A.d Mid-Wast Suffer

POLIO NEARS EPIDEMIC STAGE IN SOME AREAS   Number of Cases in Several States Over Last Year’s Totals

Epidemics of Polio Reported  138 Cases in lowa, Widely Scattered

Polio Wave, Worst Since  1916, Spreads  lotal Of 5,454 Cases Reported With Epidemics  In Same Araac

POLIO INCREASES IN SOME AREAS   Scattered Sections Report Epidemic Proportions

Infantile Paralysis at Epidemic Stage in Scattered Paris of Nation

POLIO IN NATION WORST SINCE 1916   CASES NUMBER 38454—U. § ACTS TO HALT SPREAD OF DISEASE.

Fear of Ohio Polio Epidemic Voiced; Illness Spreads in South and Midwest

Epidemic Stage in Polio Reported by Scattered Sections   Many States Show Hike in Number of Cases; Death Rate Low

NATION BATTLES POLIO’S SPREAD   Epidemic Stage Reported Ir Some Parts Of Country

Infantile Paralysis In Epidemic Stage   Situation Serious in Parts of South and Middle West

Supreme Court To Open With Fall Strength   Tidelanide Oi! Dispute And Many Other Vital Questions Entered on Doeket

Full-Strenath Court To Open Term Monday  Tidelands Oil Case Twenty Others Licted On Docket

Supreme Court at Full Strength as  New Session Opens Tidelands Oil and Other Vital Disputes Mav Now: Be Settled

GM TROUBLES ~~ NOT SETTLED   PIECEWORK CON TROVERSIES IN VARIOUS PLANTS NOT CLEARED UP BY GENERAL AGREEMENT

Curtain Falls on First Act of Profits Inquiry   May’s Illness Delays Congressional Probe Till Later Date -

COMBINE PROBE CURTAIN FALLS   Rep. May’s Debated Illness Gives Anti-Climactic End to Investigation.

May Too Ill To Testify, Say Doctors   Called In War Profits Probe

Anti-Climactic Ending... ._ War Profits Inquiry Is Ended; Little Chance Of May Being Questioned

Curtain Falls On Probe Of ‘Wartime Profits; Doctors Say May Too Ill To Testify

PROBE OF ‘PAPER’ EMPIRE ENDS DUE TO MAY’S HEALTH   Anti-climax Provided After Six Weeks of Testimony: of Deals. Gifts: Parties

, CURTAIN IS RUNG DOWN ON AN TI-CLIMAX  ‘“GARSSON ‘EMPIRE’? PROBE ENDED

MAY'S ILLNESS DROPS CURTAIN ON PROFIT QUIZ   Officials Doubt Any Further Action Unless Legislator Sneaks Voluntarily

CURTAIN FALLS ON WIERD GARRSON COMBINE DRAMA   CONGRESSMAN MAY’S ILLNESS STYMIES _ COMMITTEE PROBE

Curtain Falls On Weird Garrson Combine Drama   With May Too Ill To Appear, Senators End Sensational Inquiry

Curtain Falls On Probe ot  War Contracts   Six-Weeks Story of Influence and High Profits Ends Without Testimony from May

(Mead Committee  (Winds Up’ Without ‘Questioning May      Kentucky Solon’s . Physi cians Say He Requires Long Rest: - Pane

War Profits Probe Ends   Anti-Climactical Fin_ish to Sensational Inquiry; Government Will Probe Tax Angle

— URTAIN FALLS ON MAY DRAMA   Officials Doubt New Subpe na Will Be issued

Witness in Wat Inquiry Too {ll to Attend  Wace Ta Have Tala   Was To Have Told Why He Helped  Munitions Combine

May Reported Too Ill to Talk; Mead Group Ends Probe   Senate Committee Rings Down Curtain on Wierd Garsson Expose

Say May Can't Testify Row   Home Town Doctors Sent Statement on Condition

Senate Probers Drop Curtain On Garsson Drama   Rep. M ay ay Too il To Take His Cue, Is Report .

Probers Bring . Down Curtain. On Garsson Case  Rep. May Too Ill To Testify

Var War Profits Probe Gets Curtain, but Agencies Active.      Yay's Physicians Send Report, Say He Must Have Rest and Attention

Curtain Falls On Senate Group Profits’ Probe   Anti-Climactic End to 6 Weeks Investiaation

Certain Falling In Probe On Play   ‘Paper’ Empire I: Lost Cause Now For Solons 

WAR PROFITS HEARINGS ARE AT AN END   Curtain Falls on Inquiry Without the Testimony of Representative May, Who Is Reported Too Hl to Testify.

Senate Quiz Ends 6-Week Story of Profits, Influence   Scheduled far Proba Limelight, Rep. May Too Sick to Appear-A Wartime Drama

Probe. Committee. Rings Down Curtain On Weird.  Garsson Combine Drama

Garsson Probe Ends; Mead Too Sick To Testify   Report From Physicians Ends hope of Hearing May Before September

Doctors Report May Too Ill To ‘Attend Inquiry   Officials Doubt That His Testimony Will Be Taken Unless He Appears Voluntarily

Curtain Falls On Garssons’ Arms Inquiry   Mead Committee Told May Too II

SEE BLOOMFIELD’S For Furniture and Appliances.   AITO FLOOR MATS

It’s Easy When You Know How   Armless Mother Cares  For Child, Drives Car

Hospital Fund Campaign To Be Extendec   School Pupils to Be Given Opportunity to Take Part in Drive

Bradford Hospital Fund Campaign To Re Extended   School Pupils to Be Given Opportunity ‘Tt Take Part in Drive

HONEYMOONS ALONE.IN HIS CELL  Lifer Reweds Wife With Whom HeLivedIn30-YearFreedom

TEMPERATURES   Peace Plan Spurned; Paralysis Spreading   Spokesman For Strikers Declares Men Won't Dig Coal In Event Of Seizure; Pressure For Anti-Strike Legislation Mounts In Conaress

Coroner Declares Girl Died Because Fiance’s Hug Was Overly Ardent

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   100 Aircraft from “Franklin” Roar Over Athens

Flames Destroy  Ten Buildings In Charleston, W Va.   Hospital It Darkness, Bullets Explode, Yet Only 4 Injured

ACCUSES CHIANG OF STRIFE THAT PLAGUES CHINA   Communist Army Chief Also Lashes Out at ‘American Reactionaries’

Chiang Gets Blame for Chinese Civil Strife   Communist Chief Also Slaps at U.S. Faction For Its Encouraqement

BLAMES CHIANG FOR CIVIL STRIFE   Chinese Red Army Leader Shifts All Responsibility

COMMUNIST LEADER CHARGES CHIANG AS CAUSE OF TROUBLE   FAMOUS GUERRILLA STRATEGIST PREPARING DEFENSE PARTY CAPITAL

FOR FULLER BRUSH SERVICE CALL H. J. HIXENBAUGH _ 327 FAIR AVENUE PHONE 6770

A. ©. (DOC) HIVELEX PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER 20 YEARS’ &XPERIENCE DIAL 3305 — SALEM

Red and Norah, Mr. and Mrs. Now,  Are at Home on Friendship Avenue

CHOOSE FROM t*nn PAT ReITeoo   New York Official Demands Parley in Truek Strike.

TRUCK STRIKE  IN DEADLOCK   :  ‘MAJOR OPERATORS AND UNION   LEADERS FAIL TQ AGREE  “ON STARTING; NEGOTIA= TIONS

Paris Meeting In Final Days   ‘Treat y Writing Sessions T. Caucinde Qet 15

STARTED BY  PARIS   Continuous Sessions Seen Before Oct. 15 Deadline

LIMIT TALKS ON TREATIES      Rigid Time Table Agreed Upon to Insure Parley’s End by October 15

Peace Parley Reaches Its F inal Stage   Treaiy-Writing Sessions To Be Held for Next Nine Davs

Byrnes Charts Patient, Firm Foreign Policy   Blames Current Tensior On Moscow Belief War Is Inevitable

Sec. Byrnes Outlines New Foreign Policy   AMERICA WILL NOT GIVE IN ON EVERY CASE

Fi irm Policy Is Outlined By Byrnes   Secretary of" State Says War Belief Throttling Recovery in Europe and Delaying True Peace

Give And Take Course Urged In Paris Report   Secretary Says Aim  Is Cooperation With Stalin But Not Repeated Concessions

Tension Between U. S. and Soviets Disturbs Speaker: Fear of War Slows Economic Recovery In Europe, Says State Secretary

Patient But Firm With Russians   Byrnes Advocates Cooperation but Not Too Many Favors

Charts Firm Course   Byrnes Says U. S. Will Not Yield On All Points But Will Be ‘Patient’; Decries Loose War Talk

Byrnes Charts ‘Patient but Firm Policy   Fair Concessions Must Be Made, Secretary Says

Distrese Over War Talk   Byrnes Reiterates ‘Patient But Firm” Policy Toward Russia

OVER ‘TENSION WITH RUSSIANS   Makes It Clear That Goal’s Co-Operation, But Not New Concessions

Patience Keynote Of ‘Talk On Air   Secretary Asserts All Countries Must Yield

‘American Policy Toward Russia Patient But Firm   Secretary Byrnes Says U.S. Will Not Yield To All Demands Of Other Nations

PATIENT BUT FIRM FOREIGN POLICY SAYS SEC. BYRNES   Declared This Country Will Not Yield to Demands of Other Nations.   RUSSIAN TENSION HIGH   Urged Rejection of Thonght That Peace Delays Are Dangerous.

Distress Is Voiced Over “War Talk"   State Secretary In Radio Talk To Nation

Byrnes Says U. S To Take Firm — Stand With Soviet   Patience With Firmness Described as Americar Course in Dealing With Russia; Secretary Declares Armed Conflict Is Not Inevitable

Byrnes Says His Goal Cooperation lf Russia Wants  But Maintains U. S. Desires Freedom For Every People

Byrnes ls Concerned Over Growing Tension In Sovie Relations With American:

Byrnes Points U. S. On Patient But Firm Policy With World   Moscow-Aimed Address Asserts Opposition to Special Privilege

Byrnes Cites “Patient But Firm’ Policy   Depleres Tension Existing Between U.S. and Russia

Secretary Voices Concern Over U. S.-Russian Ten- sion In Paris Report

Byrnes Voices Worry Over Growing Tension Between U. S., Soviet   America Will Neither Yield to All Demands, or Expect Other Countries To Do So, Says Secretary

"PATIENT BUT FIRM’ POLICY TOWARD RUSSIA. 1S OUTLINED BY SEC. BYRNES

‘Patient But Firm’ Policy  Toward Any Nation Voiced by U.S. Secretary Byrnes

AFFIRMS HOPE FOR LASTING PEACE   Voices Concern Over Continued Tension   Of All Nations Is Urged; Says Soviets Believe War Inevitable

War Fear Delays World Recovery, Byrnes Declares   American Policy Toward Russia ‘Patient But Firm,’ Not ‘Soft? or ‘Tough,’ State Seeretarv Holds in Uis Conference Report

Byrnes Reports On Paris Parley   U. S. Policy To Be ‘Patient But Firm’

Byrnes Plans Patient But Firm Policy   Voices Concern Over Increased Tension Between Nations

‘Mar Talk Without} Basis 6. ‘ Says Secretary of in Address .   L FOR FURTHER PARLEYS

BYRNES DECLARES NO YIELDING TO DEMAND OF RUSSIA PLANNED  REJECTION OF VIEW   _ REJECTION OF VIEW . “THAT WAR INEVITABLE URGED BY SECRETARY

Byrnes Charting Patient But Firm Foren Policy      Blames Tension On Moscow’s Belief War  Is Inevitable.

Secretary Of State Outlines American Stand In Relations With Russia, Declaring This Country Will Neither Yield To All Demands Of Other Nations Nor Expect Them To Yield To All Of Ours—Voices Concern Over Continued .Tension

CHARTS FOREIGN POLICY OF U. S. WITH RUSSIANS  DECLARES COUNTRY  - WILL NEVER YIELD i TO OTHER NATIONS

“Patient, Firm’ U.S. Policy On Russia: Byrnes   Co-operation But Not Continued Concessions  E. Aesesten’sa Ales

Russia is Too Apprehensive Of War, Belief   Secretary Tells Of Concern Over Mounting Tension

Patient, Firm Policy With Reds Advocated   Says Attainment Of Just Peace Possible; Opposes Privilege

Byrnes Policy Is Patient But Firm  zz   Mar Talk Without! Basis, o Says Secretary of State  4 in ess   ‘FOR FURTHER PARLEYS   Acoks to or) Jraniars Not s Continued essions to Russia  ¢

Byrnes Charts Patient But Firm Policy   Blames Russians for Believing Conflict Inevitable—Calls for Soviet Cooperation

Armed Conflict Not Inevitable, Secretary Says   Just Peace Without One-Way Concessions Is Hope of Official

Byrnes Voices Hope for Peace   State Department Chief Reiterates Policy of Patience, Firmness; Blasts War Talk

Says U.S. Plans To Cooperate in Bid Kor World Peace   United States Intends to Use ‘Firm but Considerate’ Plan on Demands of Other Nations

Byrnes Outlines “Patient But Firm” Foreign Policy  MAKES REPORT Voices Concern Over Tension Between  US. aud Russia

Byrnes Charts Patient, Firm’ Policy on Russi   Voices Concern Over ‘Continued—If Not Increasing—Tension’

Patterson Admits He Intervened To  Aid Illinois Firm   Secretary Stresses, However, He Acted to Get Manpower Only to Aid in War Emergency; Says Firm’s Plight Reported by May

Patterson Admits Trying To Help Illinois Company   War Secretary Says He Intervened To Obtain Manpower

Secretary of War Intervened to Get Manpower for Batavia, He Said, at Critical Period of the War .

Aided Illinois Firms, Admits Sec. Patterson   Says Requests From May Bronght Personal  AbREawrtiinn

Patterson Says He Gave No ‘‘Favors’’ to Munitions Men   War Secretary Tells Senate Committee He Gave Attention to Wartime Complaints by Illinois Firm, Now Under Inquiry, At the Request of Representative May, But Denies He Ordered Any Contracts Awarded.

Cabinet Member Denies Favoring Munitions Firms   Patterson in Admission  He Gave Attention to Complaints

NO FAVORS FOR BATAVIA, PATTERSON   Secretary Of War Says Rep. May Asked Him To Hear Complaints

CRISIS NEARS WITHIN MONTH; SUPPLIES LOW   Famine May Spread Through World,  Survey Shows

Starvation Crisis Due in 2-4 Weeks   Already Italians Depend for Life on Black Market

United Press Country By Country Survey Reveals State Of Famine And Unrest

Food supply  to be lowest  during May Outlook darkest  for reich neonle

Starvation Battle to  Be Won or Lost  on Early Deadlines   Country-by-Country Survey Shows Grave Situation Is Existing; Supplies in Europe Nearly Gone

Fight Against Famine May Be Decided Within Two Weeks, Survey of Situation Reveals

Deadline I[s 2 Weeks to Month Away   British at Bottom Of Grain Barrell; Germans Hit Hard

Crisis Near In Battle With Famine   German Populace Raids Food Stocks; Britain Supply Low

Housing Officials Fear End of Wage Controls to Block Building Program

SUGGEST PLAN TO END STRIKE   RAIL EXECUTIVES CONDEMN uU, 8, PROCEDURE

Explosion Traps Naval Veteran: Burns To Death   Richard Watkins, 31, Explosion Victim Friday Afternoon

NAVY VETERAN IS TRAPPED BY HEATER BLAST      Burning Fuel, Gases Engulf Home At McCord Terrace Camp

Student Groups, Feeling They Have Won A Point, Call Halt To Strike At Canyon Colleqe

WEST TEXAS COLLEGE STUDENTS’ STRIKE IS CALLED OFF TUESDAY   POINT SAID “WON” BY COMMITTEE IN LETTING CONDITIONS BE KNOWN

China Reds Fix Blame   Say “Unreasonable' Demands” of Federalists Balk Army Revamping

Senate Cuts OPA Power Still More   Votes Ceiling Removal  If Supply, Demand Meet

OPA POWERS SLICED ANE   Senate Adopts Proposal To End Ceilings As Supply And Demand Balance

POWERS OF OPA SNIPPED FURTHER   SENATE VOTES TO REMOVE CEILINGS WHEN SUPPLY MEETS DEMAND.

NEW CUT IN OPA’S WANING POWER IS MADE BY ACTION IN SENATE   ‘CASH FOR UNUSED FURLOS IS VOTED BY HOUSE TO BE PAID PROMPTLY

Senate Slices OPA’s Powers Still Further   Amendment Adopted To Require Removal Of Oil Price Lids

OPA Powers Cut Further By Senate   Move May Require Removal of Ceiling:  From Oil Products

Senate Slices OPA Bill More   Ceilings Will Be Removed As Supply-Demand Meet

Senate Slices OPA’s Powers in Its Fir ‘st Action on Bill  Lo gg   Adopts Proposal to Require Prompt Removal of Ceilings on Some Products as Supply Exceeds Demond

POLES REPORT 190,000 BODIES, SOME AMERICAN, FOUND IN SILESIAN AREA

Bodies Found Near Landsdort   Americans, British, French And Russians  Found By Thousands

Four Die in Suicide Pact Prompted. By Woman’s Dread of Going Blind

Four Are Dead: In Suicide Pact, Police Believe   Weird Story Of Death Un. folded By Discovery In Reading, Pa.. Home   BODIES FOUND IN GAS-FILLED ROOM

SPEND 12 DAYS AT SEA IN BOAT   Three Americans Relate Stery of Being Adrift Without Food — Catch Rain Water to Slake Thirst,

Baseball Jamboree  At Mallard Park Sunday, July 14  Eight Teams To Play 12 Innines

Baseball Jamboree At Mallard Park Sunday, July 14  Eight Teams To  Tew eet ene

U.S. Advised To Form Own Foreign Policy   Be ‘Realistic’ in Regard To Russia, Brita — Wallnee Says

All-American Foreign Policy Needed To Avert War, Wallace Declares

FIRM FOREIGN POLICY URGED      Wallace Says U. S. Mus Act Individually Of  Britain, Russia

FOREIGN POLICY ON REALISTIC BASIS 1S URGED   Look Abroad Through American Eyes, Wal lace Declares   CANNOT GET TOUGH WITH REDS, HE SAYS

Wallace: We Need Policy  Of Our Own   Henry Warns of “British imperialism; Denies He’s Pro-Russian.

Anglo-Soviet Competition May Lead U.S. Into War. Wallace Warns at Rally  Truman Okays Speech Which

‘British Imperialistic Policy’ In Near East, Red Retaliation Is U. S. Road to War—Wallace   Necessary for Nation to Formulation Clearly Defend Foreign Policy He Tells National Citizen PAC and Citizens Group

War Possible, ~ Wallace Says   Commerce Secretary Scores Policies of Britain, Russia

WALLACE CALLS FOR A REALISTIC FOREIGN POLIC)   Commerce Secretary Declares United States Must Chart Its Own Course to Avoid War.   WARNS AGAINST FOLLOWING BRITAIN   Says America Should Recognize It Has No Business in Eastern Europe’s Political Affairs.

Calls Upon Country Not To Heed Great Britain Or Russia But to See Things Through Amerjean Jeyes

BIG FIVE MEETS IN ATTEMPT TO BRING HARMONY   British, Russian Compromise Sought By U.S. Delevate

Big-5 Faces Amity Appeal   Ticklish Procedure Aroused by Dispute

'Biq Five’ Seeks UNO Compromise On Dispute Between British, Soviet

Big 5 Delegates Meeting To Iron Out Soviet - British Dispute Before Security Council Meets

BIG FIVE SEEK TO SETTLE REDBRITISH ROW   Stettinius Acting In Role of Mediator.

USSR Threat To Use Veto Power Facing Council   Stettinius Seeking Method of Settling Dispute Over Greece

REDS THREATEN sT0 INVOKE VETO FOR FIRST TIME   Britain And Russia ut UNO In Serious Spot

COMPROMISE IK SOUGHT IN. GREEK MATTER   Stettinius Leader Of Move to Avert Major UNO Crisis

Stettinius Tries Desperately To Avoid Showdown On Greece   Big Five Delegates Gather In Special Session To Seek Compromise Solution For  Security Council’s Ticklish Problem.

DELEGATES SEEK COMPROMISE ON GREEK QUESTION      Big Five Delegates Meet To + Face Russian Veto Attempt

Seek Compromise Formula to Free UNO Security Council From Its Major Crisis, Soviet Veto Action

oll Boosters 67: ff. Mary's Alumni, 26      Mars H. S. Auditorium  ony To Be Played A Wednesday Night

oll Boosters 67: Sf. Mary’s Alumni, 26   Mars H. S. Auditorium  eheader To Be Played A Wednesday Night

RAILWAY UNION EYES PAY JUME   Changes In Working Rules Also Will Be Discussed

FE THREAT 10 “LIEF PLAN IN CE LID LIFT   Hoover Fears Grain Shortage

OPA MEASURE SEEN PERILING FAMINE PLANS   Relief Program Placed In Jeopardy by Bill, Says Acheson

SOVIET PROPOSAL PLACED ON AGENDA ‘OF LN, ASSEMBLY   Byrnes to Ask for Big Four Agreement on German Erantiarc

BYRNES 10 PRESS GERMAN QUESTION   Will Seek Early Accord or General Boundaries in Preliminary Talks

German Frontier Acreements Sought by Byrnes   Big Four Ministers To Discuss Issues Soon in New York.

Byrnes Presses for Reich Pact   To Ask Agreement on General Frontier

Byrnes Will Ask Action On Germany   Seeks an Agreement on O¢ cupational Problems  and Frontiers

Byrnes Asks .  Decision  On Germany Hopes Big 4 Give Verdict In New Yorke

Byrnes Says He Will Ask Big Four To Agree on Frontiers for Germany

Byrnes Asks Big 4 Vote On Germany   Secretary Thinks Ministers Should Agree Now On General Frontiers

Lower Meat Prices Loom Despite Concern Expressed By Truman Administration

Says Decline Is Indicated by a Heavy Supply; Administration Has Opposite View

EXPECTS LOWER MEAT PRICES      Opinions Vary on Outcome of Wage Advance

CHEAPER MEAT PRICES FORECAS]   Senator Sees Heavy Sfaughtering Causing Excess

Sees Lower Meat Prices   Senator Thomas Says Over-Supply Will Bring Drop

LOWER PRICES ON MEAT PREDICTED BY SENATE EXPERT   Sen. Thomas Feels, Contrary to Government Higher Price Predictions, that Overabundance Will Cause Drop.”

Lower Meat Prices Are Predicted   Heavy Supply Will Cut Cost, Thomas Of Oklahoma, Says

MEAT COST TO DROP, LEGISLATOR ASSERTS   Thomas Feels Heavy Supply Will Bring Down Prices

Forecasts Lower Prices on Meat  Expert Disagrees With Prediction By Governman+

Solon Says Meat Prices To Be Lower   Forecast for Reduction Is Made by Thomas of Oklahoma Despite OPA Views to Contrary

New Meat Prices Will Be Lower, Insists Sen. Thomas in Face of Wage Increase

Senate Forecasts Low Meat Prices   Sen. Thomas Says America Now Has  Abundance Of Meat

SENATOR SEES MEAT PRICE C1]   Thomas Says Heavy Supply to Drop rc

LOWER PRICES FOR MEAT SEEN   Senator Says Oversupply Will Cut Cost Sharply

Senator Forecasts Slash in View of Very Heavy Suppl   Compares Nation's Beef Supply With Excessive Chickens

9 Bodies Wash Ashore After: Mexican Steamer  Breaks Up and Sinks

Survivors Tell Of Sinking of Mexican Vessel   Craft Foundered on Rocky Reef; At Least 15 Persons Lose Lives

ANOTHER LYNCHING CASE 1S REPORTED   Six White Men Charged With Whipping Negro to Death.

6 WHITES HELD AS BEATEN BODY OF NEGRO FOUND   Charges Filed In Mississippi After Fatal Whipping Over Theft

Truman Urges — Hoover Return   President And Ex-President Will Share Radio Appeal To Nation Friday Night

Truman Urges Hoover's Immediate Return fo Report on Famine Abroad

€alls Hoover Back To U.S. In Food Crisis   » Truman Asks Former President to Describe Acute Hunger Abroad

Bandits Raid F ashionable Club Near Denver: Obtain $150,000 in Loot

Bread Supply: ToReach Critical Stage in June   C urrent Shortages Are ‘Just the Beginning,’ Bakery Officials Tell Public 

Critical Bread  Shortage Seen   White Bread Price Rise Set; Scarcity to Be Worst in June

BREAD SUPPLY AT NEW LOW IN THREE WEEKS   OPA Preparing to Order Slight Increase in Price

AT NEW LOW IN THREE WEEKS   OPA Preparing to Order Slight Increase in Price

SHORTAGE OF BREAD PREDICTED FOR JUNE!   OPA May Order Increase In Price

Unemployment Due To _ Steel Wage Dispute Is Nearing Million Mark

Idle Due to Strike Now Near Millior   No Conferences Seen As Trumon Rejects Fairless’ Proposed Solution

FORD 10 CLES  [ WITHIN 10 DAYS   Lays Off First 15,000 Men Today; Steel Tie-UP Is Also Felt Elsewhere

STEEL BATTLE IMPACT FELT   Surveys Show idleness Will Grow to Peak in Nation in About 18 Days’ —Steel Strike Winters Fifth Day with No Negotiations Scheduled.

Nearly a Million Out of Work As Strikes Continue   Impact of Steel Walkout Spreads, Swelling Num- — ber of Unemployed   NO NEGOTIATIONS SCHEDULED TODAY   Shortage of. Freight Cars Closes 40 Coal Mines in Three States

EFFECT OF STEEL STRIKE DEEPENS OVER THE NATION   Unemployment On Ali Fronts Swells _ Toward Million Mark

Strike Swells  Unemployment   Deadlock Continues On National Steel Squabble

STEEL STRIKE IS SWELLING UNEMPLOYMENT   Total of 900,000 Already Out of Work —Peak Comes Within 18 Days.

Nearly $500,000 Is Foundin Apartment Of Dead Recluse   Secret: Compartment _—n Trunk-Held: New; Crisp Bills. Jewels:

Find Fortune  Of A Recluse   Sleuths Locate $469,500 Cash In  Littered Room

RECLUSE'S TRUNK YIELDS $469,000    AMATEUR SLEUTHS FIND HIDDEN FORTUNE OF WOMAN DEAD TWO MONTHS.

TEXANS TO GET PART OF MONEY  Huge Sum Found In Old Trunk In Musty. New York Apartment

 —‘SLEUTHS’ FIND FORTUNE — Woman Recluse Left $469.500 in Old Trunk

Crime Record For Gunmen Shot to Death   Identified by Victims of Other Robberies

Navy Submits Request _ For Six Billion in 1948   Development of Guided Missiles:and New Under“= “’gag-Wedpons To Be Emphasized “9.

Butter Is Opener in Swift Fall      Big Department Stores Also Mark Clothing as Much as 50 Per  Disese T Aen   Unloading Urged  Chicago Retailers Say February to  Show Further Declines

Identification — Of Men Checked  nection In voly es aa Raicina’ Group

BYRNES MAKES SHORT VISIT IN BERLIN   Secretary on Way to Stuttgart Where He Will Speak on U. S. Policy in Germany.

POLISH LEADER RENEWS FIGHT TO CLIP SPAIN   Council Is Expected To Reject Nation's Plea for Break With Franco

Polish Demand For Break With Franco Doomed   U.N. Council Will Avoid Showdown On Spanish Question

SETBACK FACES POLES ON SPAIN   UN's Security Council Due To Reject Break Today

Poland To Demand Worldwide Break With Franco Spain; U.N. Rejection Is Indicated   Only Russia, France, Poland And — Mexico Expected To Vote For Action

Polish Demand To Be Rejected  Request Worldwide Break With Spain

Spain Break Held Unlikely   Poles Face Defeat In Anti-Franco Move

Franco Vote Due Today   U. N. Council Expected To Reject Pole Demand For Diplomatic Break

Council Session Slated to Hear Polish Demands   Break with Spain Held Unlikely Following Debate

U.N. To Reject Poland’s Demand   Check Of Delegates Indicates Refusal To Break With Spain

Security Council Is Scheduled to Act on Poles’ Bid   Only Four Votes Out of 11 Are Likely to Favor Break With Spain; Other Matters

23 ARE DEAD, 150 INJURED IN TORNADOES   Hundreds of Homes Left Wrecked  In Texas

BELIEVE WOMAN POISON VICTIM   SOUTH HAVEN FATHER GETS BODY EXHUMED

SLAYER OF COLUMBUS MAN SENTENCED TO LIFE TERN   “DURE” HOLLIDAY CONVICTED IN MURDER OF GAS STATION ATTENDANT DURING HOLDUP

SUGAR RATION FOR BAKERIES IS REDUCED   Object of OPA Move is to Cut on Cake And Other Pastries

OPA REDUCES SUGAR RATION FOR BAKERIES   Acts to Boost Bread Output By Cut In Cake, Pastries

OPA Reduces Sugar Quotas For Bakerie:   Agency Moves to Make More Bread Available in Nation

BAKERIES’ SUGAR RATION CUT 14 PCT.   OPA ACTS TO MAKE MORE BREAD AVAILABLE BY REDUCING PASTRIES,

OPA Slices Sugar Ration 14 Per Cent For U. S. Bakeries   Seek Greater Supplies of Bread by Cutting Pastries

Bakeries’ Sugar Rations Slashed   Retail Coffee Price May Be Hiked Soon

OPA Reduces Sugar Ration To Bakers   Aims at More Bread; Sugar Price To Rise, Coffee May Go Up

Sugar Ration for Bakeries Is Cut In Move to Increase Bread Supply

Huge Car Black Market Ring Is Uncovered   OPA Nabs Men Who Sold New Vehicles at Double Ceiline Prices

BIG BLACK MART RAID IS MADE   $100.000,000 Car Business Cracked by OPA

$100 Million Ring [Smashed i in Arrest ‘Of 6 Carolinians   AISBcIN GD INV/VY SOCINUING  SOURCE OF SUPPLY  May Involve Highest Levels of Automobile Trade OPA Savs

—CRACK $100,000,000 SALES — Car Black Mart Probe Turns to Industry

Huge Auto Black Market Ring Smashed!   Seek To Learn How Profiteers Could Get New Autos For Sale

ILLEGAL USED CAR RING WAS BiG BUSINESS   Handled Hundred Million Dollars Of Black Market Cash

COVERED OPERATIONS IN STATES; SIX ARRESTS MADE}. PROBE MAY REACH TOP. Le 2  OF CAR INDUSTRY .. :

$100,000,000.Car Black Market Results in Six Arrests, May Reach Top Distributors

Huge Auto Black Mart  Is Smashed   Six Alleged Operators Jailed: New Cars Sold For Fabulous Profits

Arrests Uncover Black Market in Automobile Sale:  OPA Official Says Probe May Extend To ‘Highest Levels’

Briefly Told   Condensed From Wire Reports   FAULTY GAS SYSTEM BLAMED FOR FXPLOSION

Report Eight Of The Group As Stretcher Cases; Bad Weather Holds Up Rescue

GERMAN EMPLOYEES HAD BEEN ALLOWED TO COME AND GO FROM GOERING'S CELL BLOCK

OTHER GUILTY HID ARTICLES WITHIN CELL!   Army Bares Discovery Of Potential Suicide Instruments

Possible ‘Link’ for Goering Seen   German Employes Could Leave Jail

Find Possible Goering Link With Outside   Celiblock Employes Left Prison Daily, Checkup Reveals

Nazi Warlords Collected Many Suicide Weapons   Goering’s Death on Eve of Execution Brings Disclosures

GERMAN HELP ALLOWED T0 LEAVE PRISON   Doomed Men Had Suicide Weapons

10-DAY DRAFT HOLIDAY IS SET   No Inductions To Be Called i Until June 1 in Ohio

‘Slump’ Talk Held Perilous   Quit Singing Blues, Expert Advises U. S.

FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL REASONS—  "Don't Talk About Business Recession, Small implores

SMALL SAYS NO BIG DEPRESSION WILL HIT U.S,   CPA Administrator Tells Public To Quit Talking About Recession

U.S. WILL COMBAT MEAT SHORTAGES, SCARCITY OF FEED   U.S. Black Markets Said Worst In Several Years; Investigators Added To OPA Force Today.

ANTI-BLACK MARKET DRIVE GETS RESULTS   FBI Enters  Meat Is Concerned

U.S. Cracks Down Or Black Market Tn Meat industry   FBI and OPA Launch Drive Against  legal Operators

Government Moves To Force -Meat to U.S. Open Market   Starts All-out Drive on Racketeers to Relieve Shortage

FBI Joins OPA as Nation Opens All-Out Drive Against Black Markets; Supplies at New Low

400 U.S. Agents tg Try to Drive Out. Food Profiteers ~   Claims of Slaughterers for Subsidies to Be © Checked Over

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Mrs. Porter-— Mrs. Lilly—  Mr, and Mrs. Kirk— Mr. Jarvis—  Mra. Cunningham— Mrs. Hawkins—-

Mr, Lego— Mr. Crowder— Mrs. Marshall—  Mrs, Wiley— Mrs, Bowling  Mr. Bibbee— hice

 Miss Rose—   Mrs, Burdette—  : Mrs. Hicks—   Mrs. McClung—   Mrs. Welch— hAre Nelean—~

Mrs. Wuertenberger-— Mrs. Wilkinson— Mrs. Ingram—  Mr. Hanshaw—  Mes. Merrilim

Mrs, Thobet— Mr, Cutlip-— Miss Sartwell—  Ars. Tolar— Mrs. Wolfe— Ars. Beraman—

Mrs. Yancey— Mr. Le Blue— Mrs, Layton— Mrs. O’Dell-—  Mes, Robinson— Pnmaend Ufindus

Mr. Jarrett— Mrs, White— Mrs. Cotton— Mr. Carney—  Surgeon's Gardens— bse bbe

Mrs, McFarland— United Insurance Co.— Mrs, Copeland—  Mrs. Pointer—  Mr. Seckman—

Mr. Hamilten— Mr. Speck—  Mrs, Wolfe— Mrs. McCanihay— Mr. Fitzgerald— Mere Seon

Mr. Sankowski— Mr. James—  Park Lane Motors— Mrs. Snodgrass—  Mr. Conner— Wikies Paevarn

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Mr. Cutlip— Mr. Richords—  Mrs. Fuller— Mrs. Skees— Mrs. Pitchford—

Mr. Stewart— Mrs. Harper— Moeskin‘s——  Mrs. Boker— Mrs. Kessinger— Mes. Welter—

Mr, Rogers— Mr, Rash-—  Mrs. Worsham— Mrs, Harrison— Do Circle Inn— Ay land—

Fredericksburg, San Antonio Areas Hit Damage Said: Heavy In Texas Hailstorm

ARGENTINA AND USSR MAKE UP   Diplomatic Relations Resumed Between Two Nations

News Behind The News  Copyright McClure Newepaper Rendicets   WASHINGTON Rv Rav Tieker

‘Secret Vote’ Suggested By G-M Officials   Workers Would Decide Whether te Return to Work

UAW Charges General Motors Does Not “Dare” Face Arbitration   FIRM'S PROPOSAL IS CALLED "INTERFERENCE"   Mediator Will Renew Ef forts To Settle 103Day Strike Today

Company Suggests Secret Ballot  On Return to Work At 182-Cent Boost

The Weather   Seeks Vote On Return By Workers   Unions Asked To Pol Members On Firm's  Present Wage Offer

“Back To Work” Vote Is Suggestea   Corporation Officials Claim There Are Nc Issues To Be Discussed; Union  Leaders Attack Action

HOLDS OFFER WITHIN GOVT. WAGE POLICY   Rules Out Payment Of Higher Rate Than  Competitors

GM Rejects Proposal for Arbitration  Company Calls for  Ce aw ST oe Bi   Company Calls for Secret Vote Among Striking Workers

DEMAND FOR HIKE BLASTED BY GM CORP.   Bid Is Made for Secret Vote by Workers on Strike

ARBITRATION OF STRIKE ISSUES REJECTED BY GM   Firm Says It Will Not Pay More Than 1834 Cents Of Competitors   BACK-TO-WORK VOTE OF MEN SUGGESTED

LEWIS, TRUMAN CONFER ON SOFT COAL DISPUTE   Secretary of Labor Enters Confab Seekina to End Damaging Strike

John Lewis Talks With  President   Secretary Of Labor Takes Coal Miner Chief To Capital To Discuss National Strike

Lewis Visits ‘White House For Confab   Schwellenhach Gets Head Of UMW and Truman Together but Results Are Not Conclusive

LEWIS CONFERS ON COAL WITH TRUMAN   Mine Chief, Schwellenbach Fail in Results

CONFERENCE SAID-T0 HAVE PRODUCED “NO CONCLUSIVE RESULT”  ‘SECRETARY OF LABOR TAKES BOSS OF COAL UNION TO PRESIDENT

MINERS’ CHIEFTAIN GIVES PRESIDENT VIEWS OF UNION   “No Conclusive Result’ Reported After White  Hairca Aantinon

LEWIS TO TRUMAN   Head of Striking Coal Miners to Confer With  President

Palestine Situation Is Critical   Jews Barred From U.S. And British  Zones In Reich

U.S. Joins Britain In. Sealing German Zones Against Refugee Jews

‘British Mass Warships To ‘Block Refugees   U. S. Joins Britain In Seating AngloAmerican Zones In Germany Against Jew:

Seals German Zones  To Illicit Travel   Britain Mobilizes Armed Blockade of Holy Land—Protests Russian Assistance to Ships

Situation in Palestine Is Near Crisis   Britain Mobilizes Forces to Halt Flight of Jews from Europe to Palestine

BRITISH TRY TO HALT FLIGHT INTO PALESTINE   Gillette Blasts ‘Slave Ships’  BY HARRISON SALISBURY United Press Foreign News  aie

NOLO WORLD AREA   British and Americans Take Steps to Quiet Tense Situation; U. S Official Accuses.   SHIPS AND PLANES MASSED BY BRITISH

‘In Traditional Garb  Mrs. Homma In Manilz To Testify For Husband

HOMMA’S WIFE TO APPEAR AT TRIAL   FLIES FROM JAPAN TO TESTIFY FOR NIP GENERAL

SENATE FIND LOOSENESS IN STATE SECRETS   Would More Closely Guard Facts About Military Weapons

Seek More Secrecy On U.S. Weapon:   _ s  Senate Committee Says Soviet Wants Electroriic Devices

LID TOO LOOSE ON U. S. SECRETS   Top Military Devices In Danger Of Going To Foreign Powers

SAFEGUARDS ON TOP MILITARY SECRETS SLACK   Senators Probe Reports Russia Tried To Buy  Electronic Devices

Senators Probe Reputed Soviet Radar Purchases - Committee Concludes  _ Present Safeguards hun Mat bh tanh

Tourist Arrested In Embezzlement (ase   Man Accused of Getting Million from Linotype Company

Total Embezzlements May Reach $1,000,000, Police Declare   WAS APPREHENDED IN MIAMI BE AC H HOTEL

Fines Paid By Disorderly GI's   Fines Paid By Negro Soldiers In Florence Amount To $2,531

BIG TOLL FEARED IN TANKER BLAST      Flames Engulf Vessel After Explosion At Manila

SHIP EXPLODES IN MANILA BAY   Fear Heavy Loss of Life in Big Blast

Many Feared Dead In Blast On Tanker   Explosion Occurs In Manila Harbor, Along With Fire

FEAR LOSSES IN TANKER BLAST   American Vessel Explodes in Manila Harbor

Fear Loss Of Life Heavy In Tanker Blast   Oil Vessel Blows Up In Manila Harbor; Flames Shoot High Into Air.

A TANKER BLOWS UP   Heavy Loss of Life Feared After r  Fire in Manila Harbo!

Tanker Blows Up af Manila: Many Killed   Explosion Throws Brilliant Glare Over Entire Harbor; Many Feared Lost

CORNEA TRANSPLANT PROVES SUCCESSFUL   12-year-old Notfolk Girl Has Almost Completely Kestored Visfen After Operation

U, S. IN SLAP AT BUSSIA ON USE OF VETO      Demands Big Five Agree Tc Use Veto Only In Rare Cases

Apparent Slap At Russia Is Seen In Statement; Smaller Nations Told To Drop Fight

U.S. Wants Veto: Confined to UN Security Counci   Byrnes Ready to Admit Big Four Failure to Draft Key. Peace Treaties

U. S. Appeases Small Nations In Veto Scrap   Slap Taken At Russia In -Request That Veto Be Used Only. In Rare And  Biwsantinnal f“acux

SEEK APPEASE — VETO-HATING — SMALL POWERS   Small Nations _ 44 Told To End Fioght

U. S. Urges Big 5 to Curb Veto   Connally, in Slep At Russia, Says Veto Should Be Employed Rarely

+S. DEMANDS IMITATIONS ON VETO VOTE   parent Slap At Russia In: dicates Appeasement Of Small Nations

Texas Senator Raps Russians On Use of Veto   Smaller Nations In UN Conferences Present Demands

CONNALLY. URGES BiG FIVE 10 CURB USE OF VETO RIGHT   Senator Opposes Demand By Smail Nations te Eliminate Privilege

Gazelle Boy Stories Enliven Middle East Life: None True   Original Proyes To Be Unfounded

USE UP JOBLESS PAY   Veterans Should Save It for Time of Real Need Morrison Sava

Manila Yanks Score Delay In Releases   Protests Carried « To Top Authority; Mass Parley Called

Manila Yanks Make Protest Over Delays In Discharge   Plan Miss Meeting; Prebe Is Promised

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FRANCO REGIME INQUIRY PUSHED   Security Council Ready For Investigation Of Spanish Menace

Poland Indicates lt Will Support Spanish Inquiry   Nation Which Demanded Break with Franco May Back Compromise

Poland to Back Australia’s Plan on Spain   4-Werk Investigation Of Franco Proposed; Iran Case Up First

VETERANS SHOULD FILE NEW EARNING BLANKS, SAYS VA   Suspension Of Pay May Result If Not Obeved

VETS MUST FILE INCOME REPORT   Deadline Tuesday for Those in Colleges or Taking On-Job Training

Schwellenbach To Meet Mueller; U. S. Officials  Join Marine Dickering   Assistant Secretary Of Labor Enters Negotiations At New York; Cabinet Head Makes Personal Check Of The Pittsburgh Strike.

New Efforts In 2 Strikes Settlement   Government Labor Officials Sit in on Maritime and Pittsburgh Walkouts

U. 5. Enters Two Key Strikes in Observer Role   Mediators Watch Shipping Tieup and Pittsburgh Power Walkout   MARITIME PEACE TALKS RESUMED   Auto Union Prepares to! Make New Wage Demands On Manufacturers

TALKS RESUMED IN SP STRIKE: ANOTHER LOOM  Head of Power Stonpage ir Pittsburgh Meets With Schwellenbach     UAW DRAFTS DEMANDS  Auto Union Will Seek Pay Increases in All Plants

KIDNAPED MAN RETURNS HOME; — SILENT ON RANSOM PAYMENT      “KING"_OF_CIICAGO_NUMBER RACKET SAYS HE CAN'T REMEMBER DETAILS OF HIS ABDUCTION

KIDNAPERS FREE WEALTHY NEGRO   Edward Jones, Chicago Gambling Boss, Released After Being Held Five Daves.

ABDUCTORS RELEASE RICH NEGRO   Kidnaped Last Saturday Night By Four Men

Chicago Negro Is Released   Man Kidnaped Last Saturday Freed by Abductors, Police Say

Edward T. Jones Releasec By Ahductors Who Kidnaped Him Week Ago;  Silent On Ransam

 AMERICAN SPOKESMEN REAFFIRM INTENT TO OPPOSE ANY THREAT T() PEACE IN BATKAN DISPUTES

‘SOVIETS SHOULD HAVE NO DOUBT ‘AS. TO U.S. INTEREST IN TURK ISSUE AFTER TWO STATEMENTS

U.S. Interest Still Up in Dardanelles,   Russia Discovers   U.S. Statements Making Policy Clear; Back Turkey Again

LAURA WHITLOCK AND JACK WILLIAMS “MARRIED SATURDAY   Denble Ring Ceremony Performec tv Porsonagce of the: Fifth. Street uc Dethodist Church

Bilbo Home to Spend Holidays In ‘Dream House’   Committee Hopes _ to Have Report Ready by Dec. 30

Bilbo’s Personal Files Checked  Solon Will Spend - Holiday at Home

SEEK FEDERAL LAW BEARING ON BILBO CASE   Public Hearings Ended; Senator Heads For ‘Dream House’

Bilbo to Hang Sock In Dream? se   Senator Going Home  As Probers Work On

PUBLIC HEARINGS RECESSED  Bilbo’s Files Under “Study As Committee Plans Repor

Probers Dig Into Bilbo’s Private Files   Senator Unruffled; To Spend Yuletide In ‘Dream Home’

SENATE PROBERS PLAN REPORT ON SENATOR BILBO   Committee Trying To Trace $1,500 Given Solon By Narcotics Addict   MISSISSIPPIAN GOES HOME FOR HOLIDAYS

Bilbo Heading Home; Personal Files Perused   Probers Trying to Trace $1,500 in Narcotics  Issue

But Bilbo Goes to Mississippi for Christmas in His Much Publicized “Dream Home.”

Bilbo’s Office Files Probed   Senate Committee Lawyers Go Throuch Pavers

Government Agency Heads Plea To Santa Claus For “Room to Move Around In’”’

State Reports 7] New Cases   Total in Wisconsin in Outbreak Now 63

Minnesota Voters To Polls Today   Presidential Aspirations of Harold Stassen Being Tested.

FATE OF STASSEN ~— ATSTAKE TODAY   Minnesota Primary Key to His Election Chanrac

Minnesota Primary Last Stassen Hope   Presidential Aspirations Depend on Vote Today

STASSEN’S FATE MAY HANG ON MINNESOTA VOTE   Watch Shipstead, Thye Battle In Todav’s Primary

Stassen's Aspiration Ai Stake   PRESIDENTIAL HOPES OF MINNESOTA TO GET TES1 IN VOTING.

MORE SHIPS TYING UP ON GREAT LAKES   Increasing Number Lying in Port as Result of Three-Day-Old Strike of National Maritime Union.

UNION OFFICIALS SAYS IDLE SHIPS INCREASING IN GREAT LAKES STRIKE

More Ships Said Idled By Strike   Union Reported Active In All Lake Ports

Say More Lake Ships Tied Up   Union Repori Wage Offers from Two Ship Concerns

Seamen Strike Is Spreading   More Ships On Great Lakes Squeezed Out OF Service

Chinese Reds Push Way Inside City of Changchur   Civil War Grows As Gen. Marshall Rushes Back to Scene

Chinese Reds Crack Defense  — Of Changchun   Center of Manchu’ Capital City Raked With Fire Of Rie Gubs

MARSHALL HURRIES TO SCENE OF TRUCE   'U. S. Envoy Cancels Earlier Plam To Get New Constitution In Operation There

FIGHT RAGES IN RENEWAL OF CIVIL WAR   Govt. Forces Heavily Outnumbered; City Raked by Fire

Communists Rake Center Of Changchun   Reds Sweep Into Manchurian Capital After Airfield Seized In Bitter Fighting

CHINESE REDS ENTER MANCHU CAPITAL CITY   Communications Broken With Government Defense Troops

Chinese Reds Crack Lines at Changchun   Communist Troops Sweep Into Manchurian Capital

FIGHT RAGES FOR CAPITAL OF MANCHURIA   DEFENSE GARRISON OUTNUMBERED; AID 60 MILES AWAY

Reds Drive On Capital City Of Manchuria      General Marshall Report. ed Making Bid to Halt Fighting

More Atom Test Ships Sail For   Doom In Pacific   Bulk of Ships Leaves Frisco for Bikini.

Bulk Of ‘Operation Crossroads’ Task Force Sets Sail For Bikini Lagoon Test Of Atomic Bomb

Ships Set Sail For Bikini Test   Largest Group Yet Leaves Pearl Harbor For Site Of Atomic Bomb Test.

Getting Ready For Experiment iments... .  Big Group Of Test Ships Sets Out For Bikini Area

Test Ships Leave Pearl Harbor For Atom Experiment   Ten Target ard Support Vessels Ordered On Way Today For Bikini

Biggest Group Of Target Ships Sails For Bikini Atoll--And. Destruction In Atomic Bomb Tests

Atom Test Fleet Sails For Bikini   Largest Group Yet Leaves Pearl Harbor on Way to Isle Where Experiment Will Be Carried Out

Biggest Group Of Test Ships LeavingPearlHarborToday For Experiments At Bikini

 ay Citec In Probe ‘Of Profits   Kentucky Solon Helped Friends to Good War Contracts.

Senate Probe Into War Profiteering Links Congressman   Chairman May of Military Committee Said Involved In Iilinois Cambine.

Senate Investigation Shows Rep. May Was Good Friend O4 War-Built Munitions Combine   Group Accused Of War Profiteering Helped By Military Committee Head

Rep. May Accused Of Aid In Swift Wartime Project Developed In Illinois City

A Helping Hand Charge Rep. May, Ky., Aided Arms Plants To Get Contract

—WAR PROFITS—  May Linked With Probe   Interceded For Illinois Firm

Evidence Shows Gn neater Cave  ai Laye aFa  Helping Hand      Pressed the Army 3 Years Ago to Give More War Orders to His “Good Friends”   Said He Wasn't Asking Favors   Conmnittee Sumnions New  Witmesses For Question ing In Affairs Illinois Group

Rep. May Tried To Help His Friends... . Congressman Is Linked With  Profiteering

Senate Probe Into War Profiteering. Links Congressman      Chairman May of. “Military Committee «. Said Involved In “Illinois Combine: —

Tieup Of Country Seen Top Subject At Cabinet Meeting   ‘Nation Reeling From First Effects; Marines May Be Called To Duty;  Coal Mine Areas Face Brownout

Steelman Mediator While Transportation Is Practically Stopped, Coal Situation Darker.

Government Plans New Negotiation Conference   Rail Service Tieup Affects About fa 000 Men Not in Brotherhood; z Coal Mines May Be Shut Down

-—- COAST-TO-COAST CHAQS — Food, Industry’s Supplies in Grip; Losses Heavy   Key Plants Closing Down: Putting Thousands Out of Work Truman Silent, Senate Militant

Truman Still Silent On National Tieup; Plants Close Doors  Federal Mediator Meets Factions In Desperate Effort to End Crisis;  Cities Inventory Supplies of Food   nation, resumed negotiations today in the government’s desper-

CONFEREES TRY TO MAKE PEACE AT NEW PARLEY   Steelman Represents U. S. As Negotiations For Accord Resume

BLACK MARKET GANG T0.GIVE SELVES UP  i 1   Removal Procedure Unnecessary. Against Used  Car Dealers

BLACK MARKET MEN SURRENDER   ATTORNEYS SAY THEY WILL GIVE THEMSELVES UP

OPA Lifts Ceiling On Price Of New OQllas--Handy Thing To Have Around

SACRED COW’ FLIES BYRNES BACK TO U.S.A   SECRETARY THINKS YUGOSLAVIA WILL SIGN FOR PEACE

Delegates On Way To U. S. From Paris  “Byrnes Plans Talk To Nation. Friday.

Byrnes to Air Report Friday   Leaves Paris, Predict: Slave Will Sion Pact

BYRNES FLYING HOME FROM PEACE PARLEY   Secretary to Report to Nation Friday Night—Believes Yugoslavia Will Sign Treaty.

SUBSTITUTE PROPOSAL ON EXTENSION OF OPA   Senator Wants ‘insurance’ ~ Against Inflation

PROPOSES NEW BASIS FOR END OF OPA RULE   Capehart Wants Production 507 to 100°) Over Pre-War Levels

Byron Neal In Race for Road Commissioner   Rockdale Man Seeks Road Post After 20 Years of Road Building And Maintenance

 Toupee Or Not Toupee Bald Men “More Masculine”, But Film Star Not Consoled

RALPH 6. KLINE DIES SUDDENLY AT AGE OF 47   Well-Knewn Business Maz Stricken With Cerebral Hemerrhave

For October   Index Payments to 256.1; Agriculture Directly Responsible

Montana Will Have 6,800 Men for Fields This Year  Prieanere and Mexica   Prisoners and Mexican Laborers to Aid Cultivation Operations

Montana Will Have 6,800 Men for Fields This Year  Prisoners and Mexicai Laborers to Aid

Detroit Bread Strike Is Over   Union Accepts Compromi$e Wage Offer Of Bakeries

JAP CRIMINALS PLEAD INNOCENT   Tojo and 26 Other Suspect: Deny Guilt

Tojo Not Guilty He Tells Court   Accused Jap Arraigned With 26 Other Accused As War Criminals.

TOJO AND 26 OTHERS PLEAD INNOCENT   Start of Jap War Crimes Trial  Set for June 3

Tojo Trial Set For June Third   Former Premier Pleads Not  Guilty to Charges

Takes Life As Detectives Wait   Young Veteran Wanted For Murder Is Suicide In Kitchen

Wanted Vet Is Found Dead   Sought in Connection With Murder of  Chester Housewife

Gaston Democratic Convention Sticks To Long-Standing Agreement Between Mecklenburg  And Gaston; Favors Charlotte Judge.   See Russian Opposition... .  Iceland Premier Reveals Uncle Sam Has Asked For European Military Bases

SUGAR INCREASE SEEN BY APRIL   Anderson Predicts Five Pounds Per Person Raise By That Time

DEMANDS RENEWED FOR FEDERAL INTERVENTION IN CANNERY DISPUTE   STATE FARM BUREAU . ASKS IMMEDIATE ACTION OR U.S. SEIZURE .

DRAFT WILL BE RESUMED > IN CARROLL COUNTY AFTER “VACATION” SINCE MAY 

KING EMANUELE ABDICATES; SON TO TAKE THRONE   Italian Monarch, Who Reigned Nearly 46 Years, Sails With His Queen Into Exile.   LEAVES ON CRUISER; CAIRO DESTINATION   Pays Price for Surrender te Mussolini — Country to Choose Between Monarchy and Republic June 2.

King of Italy. Abdicates In Favor of Son   Emanuele and Queen Set Sail from Rome Into Voluntary Exile -

WEARY ITALIAN KING ABDICATES   Monarch, 76, Goes Into Exile; Crown Prince To Assume Title

KING OF ITALY ABDICATES FOR EGYPTIAN EXILE   Monarch Gives Up Throne He Held For 46 Years; Umberto Takes Over

King Of Ifaly Relinquishes Throne To Son   Victor Emmanuel HIE Sails Aboard Ship for Unknown Destination

Bevin Declares War of Nerves  Must Be Ended  Agrees With  Stalin War Is Nias   oo

House of Common: Is Interested in Churchill Talk  Prior Government Knowledge of

Churchill's Talk Rapped By Senators   Anglo-American Pact Would Feed Russia Suspicions

THE TEXAS POLL: Texans Favor Paying More Liberal Old-Age Pensions

TRIAL SPEEDUP IN LEWIS CASE   Hearing of Contempt Charge Resumes This Morning

Says Signers Must Testify About Bilbo   Petitioners Show a Disposition to Avoid Testifying

BILBO HEARING SET TO OPEN   May Subpena All of Signers of Petitions To Give Testimony

Subpoenas Ready For Witnesses In Bilbo Case :   Most Signers of Complaint Have Not Shown Up

To Subpoena Those Signing Bilbo Petition   Not More Than ‘1 or 2’ Have Volunteered; Hearing Opens

Petitioners May Be Called In Bilbo Case   Use Of Subpoena Indicated By Senator Ellender

SUBPOENAS MAY BE  SSUED WITNESSES N BILBO HEARING      snes of ‘Petition May Be Asked to Testify at Committee Hearnng

Bilbo Petition Signers Facing Court Summons  Senator Receives   Senator Receives Legal Assistance As Probe Opened

U.S. Waits For Russians ‘To Give Ground In Troop Inventory Proposals

TROOP COUNT COMPROMISE   Russians Give No Signs o  Concession as Molotoy Direhae 11 & lean

STATE TEACHERS IN CONVENTION   CONSIDER WHETHER TO SEEK INCREASE OF $1200 MINIMUM

Andrew May Loses Reelection Contest   W. Howes Meade, G.I Candidate, Elected by Large Majority

GREEK REBELS HOLDING OUT   Remain in Hill Stronghold After Freeing Number  Of Seized Hostages

Greek Forces Held In Check      Government Commanders Change Orders To Storm Strongpoint

Troops Sian¢ By To Fire On Rebels   Monarchist Force Dispersed After Surrender Demand

Greece Orders Troops to Raid Rebel Outpost:   Holdout Insurgents Free 16 Hostages After Slaying Eight

LACK QF CARS CLOSES MINES   Shutdown of All Operations Today Likely As Result Of Railroad Tieup

SEEK A SYSTEM OF UNION PEACE   Pleas From Hollywood For Help Spur Drive For Means Of Settling Fights Between Unions.

Growing - Sentiment Against  In. ‘ter-Union Squabbles Noted at Convention

AFL Seeks Way To Solve Battles Between Unions   Strike At Hollywood Studios Spurs Drive At Union Convention

Report Chinese Reds Starting New Offensive   Nine Regiments Driving Along 90-Mile Stretch Peiping-Hankow Railroad

GOP CONTEST FOR GOVERNOR TOPS PRIMARY   Duff-Shroyer Race Of Chief Interest In Tuesday’s Vote

GOP Contest For Governor  Tops Primary   4,400,000 Voters Will Trek to Polls  In State Tomorrow

GOP Contest In State Primaries Draws Attention   Only Democratic Fight Is  In Gubernatorial Race

KING WILL MAKE STATEMENT ON RED ESPIONAGE   Rose. Communist Member 0: Parliament, To Furnish Firewerks

CANADA MAY BREAK TIES WITH MOSCOM   Future Pattern of Dominion’s Relations Depends on Soviet Spy Probe.

King To Make Spy Statement’   May Determine Canadian  Relations With Russia

Tax Returns By Midnight, Or Penalties   Rush on Federal Office in Sedalia Lighter Than Usual

Montgomery Ward & Co. and Justice Department Back Where They Started

U.S. SUIT AGAINST WARD'S DROPPED: NO FINAL ANSWER   JUDGE DISMISSES ACTION ON ORDER OF SUPREME COURT

Two Members Of UMW Slain: Foreman Held   Killings Climax Dispute A’ Small Truck Mine Near Welch, W. Va.   COAL FIELDS ARE QUIET ELSEWHERE IN NATION   "Walkout Fever’ Spreads To Anthracite District Of Pennsylvania

Violence Flares Up on First Day Of Mine Walkout   Pair Shot at Welch, W. Va., When Threaten Their Foreman

Two Members Of Union Are Killed In Argument   “UMW Members Attempt to Prevent Coal Unloading in West Virginia —- 400,000 Coal Miners Walk Out

RUSSIAN LOA PLAN 15 DEAD, TRUMAN SAYS   PRESIDENT MAY GO ON STUMP TOUR FOR PARTY

‘Quoted Value’ Of Stocks Reduced 412 Billion Following Tuesday’s Slump

Tojo Accepts Responsibility   Premier Says Responsible For All Official Acts, Slaying Of Fliers

une CHORCHILL INJURED   REMEMBER THE RALLY   LITTLE WORLD SERIES

Charges German Police Shot Defenseless Jews In Raid   People Defenseless

Pittsburgh Faces Power Blackout   Duquesne Light Co. Workers Scheduled To Strike at 4 a. m.

Mayor Wants U.S. to Take Hand in Strike   Stoppage of Electric Service Will Affect  2.000.000 Persons: Food Famine Likely

ECORD CORN CROP MST FROST HAZARD JALITY GRAIN SURE   arly Frosts Damage Truck and Garden Crops Over Total Iowa Section:

SHOT CAUSING PITTSBURGH TO HAVE BLACKOUT   Transformer - Crippling  Bullet Hits Steel Capital Hardest

Shot Damages. P Power Station   City Forced Into Regular Blackout as Sabotage Continues

Army-Navy Ready to Tie Warning — Bells to Forthcoming Hurricanes

 Will Improve Storm Forecasts  Army And Navy To Use Radar  In Tracking Down Hurricanes

CPA Chief Sees  Production Boom   Possible Coal Strike Only Cloud in Sky

Removal of Troops To Come Within Ninety Days After Ita. lian Peace Treaty Takes Effect, Ministers Apree.   BIG CONCESSION MADE BY MOLOTOV

Get Promise Allied Troops To Quit Italy   Ministers Reach Accord On Withdrawals After Peace Treaty Drawn

SOVIET AGREES [0 WITHDRAW ‘ROM BULGARIA   First Move To Clear Balkans

‘After Italian Peace Treaty Is In Effect Allied Troops Will  Be Withdrawn

Armies to Quit After  Peace Pact   Foreign Ministers Reach Agreements on Balkan Question

RED ARMY WILL LEAVE BALKANS   AT SAME TIME ALLIES WILL LEAVE ITALY

Big Four Has Agreement On - Troop Removal   ALLIES AND RUSSIANS TO LEAVE WAR AREAS

Evacuation Effective With Peace   Joint Evacuation Agreed to by Foreign Ministera

Withdrawal of Soldiers From ltaly Approved   Action Will Take Place When Treaty Is Finally Signed

ALLIED, AUS TO QUIT ITALY ~ AND BULGARIA   Big Four Agree to Remove Troops After Italian Treaty Signed.

Asrees to Balkan Evacuation Plan  Set Up By Bevin   Wil Order Withdrawal of Red Army as Allies Are Moved from Italy   MINISTERS APPROVE NINETY-DAY LIMIT   Soviets No Longer Object To Proposal, Once Blocked By Molotov

Allies Will Leave Italy When Reds Leave Bulgaria   Russian Concession Is First Made in Debate on Balkans

Ministers Agree On Withdrawais   Occupation Troops To Be Moved Soon After Treaty Signed

MOLOTOV MAKES CONCESSION 10 U. S,, BRITISH   Red Troops To Leave When Allied Units Pull Out Of Italy   RECOGNITION EXPECTED

Soviet Joins Foreign Ministers Agreement  To Withdraw Armies   Action Marks Russia’s First Move Toward Withdrawing Troops From Balkans; Molotov Agrees To Withdraw from Bulgaria.

REPORT SHOW COST OF LOW PRICE HOMES MUCH HIGHER   National Housing Agency Contends Inflation In Real Estate To Blame

Cost of Low-Priced Homes Up 65 Per Cent   Housing Agency Blames Real Estate, Inflation  For Jump Since 1940— 799 Par Can? in Kansos

Low-Priced Homes Bringing Far More Thas In 1940, Agency Says Survey Shows

Low-Priced Homes Soar   Cost Up 65.1 Per Cent Since 1940, Housing  Agency Says

Cost of Low-Priced Homes Increased 65.1 Percent Since 1940. NHA Says

Agency Reports Housing Jump   Real Estate Inflation Blamed for 65.1 Hike In Housing Costs

FLAMES OUST 200 SOLDIERS   1 GI Receives Minor Burns at Fort Crook

Fat Men Make Best Hubbies!  And Girls. Don’t Marry a ‘ He-Man,” Professor Warns

NEW YORK COTTON   LISTEN, GIRLS  Fat Men Best Husbands, Says Harvard Professor

Avoid the ‘He Man,’ Says Prof  Altar Bound, Girls? Better Pick the ‘Butter-Ball’ Type

F atty Favored: “Butter-Ball” Type Rated  Over “He-Men” For Husband

$16 Billion Home Building Program Drafted By U.S.   Congress Gets Behind Plan To Construct 2,700,000 In Two  Yea re 

New Housing Program  Draws Praise, Some Disapproval   Most of Billions Asked to Go for Houses Costing Less Than $6,000,

Home-Building Program Wins Wide Acclaim   Messages Offering Worm Praise and Cooperation Pour In On White House

New Housing Program Draw: Wide Acclaim Over Country   Congress, Construction Industry Behind Mest of Plen With Opposition to Ceiling Prices on Old’ Dwellings

New Housing Prograw Draws Praise, Some Disapproval   Most of Billions Asked to Go for Houses Costing Less Than $6,000, Three Times Labor Supply Needed

SETUP GETS WIDE ACCLAIM >  Leaders Plan Quick Action On U. §. Home-Building Program

HOMEBUILDING PLAN IS LAUDED   Blue-Print For 2,700,000 Units In Two Years Nraws Praise   PROPOSALS FOR CONTROLS STIR UP SOME OPPOSITION

Housing Progran Meets Wide Acclaim in U, S.   Congress, Building Industry Favor Truman's Proposal

Churchill Awarded Order of Merit — Limited to 24 Holders in Emnire

Order of Merit Given by King To Churchill   Distinction Limited To Only 24 Holders; Military Men Honored

PIER COLLAPSES IN PHILADELPHIA   Believe Five Workers Killed; Several Others Injured

Five Killed In Pier Collapse   Workers Plunged In Wa:ter As 150- Foot DoubleDeck Pier Gives Wav.

Collapse Of Pier Fatal To Five   Structure Falls Into River At Philadelphia

River Pier Collapses In Philadelphia; Five Believed Killed, Eight Injured

Five Workmen Die As Delaware Pier Collapses  Many Others Are Hur

Five Missing, Seven Hurt As Pier Crashes Into River  Eight Other Workmen Survive Accident When Flocrina Gives Wav at Philadelnhia

Collapse of River Pier Believed Fata To Five Workers   Seven Others Hurled Into Water Amid Debris Miss Injuries

Philadetphia Pier Collapses Into Delaware   Five Are Believed to Have Lost Lives; Six Others Emerge, But Injured In Water

0 PERSONS BELIEVED KILLED -TODAY. WHEN BIG PIER GIVES WAY  TWELVE HURLED NTO WATERS OF RIVER, BURIED IN DEBRIS

Pier Collapses; Five are Killed   Seven Unhurt; Hurled Into Delaware River

GREEK PLANES AND RELIEF TROOPS ARE FIGHTING INVADERS  FULL SCALE MILITARY  OPERATION REPORTED NEAR YUCOSLAV RORDEI

House Expected To Pass Senafe Labor Measure  ~*~      President Takes No Action Yet On Case Bill

PROPONENTS OF STRIKE BILL TAKE VERSION   Pros and Cons Have Several  Days For Study

ment If necesaury The plants Will be operated by the department of agriculture

HOOVER PAINTS GLOOMY WORLD F 00D PICTURE   Cails For Greater Self Denial ‘In-U. S. To Up Foreign Shinments

Stalin Won't Join In United Fight On Famine   Prior Soviet Relief Commitments Given As Reason For Refusal.   Hoover Urges Greater Self-Denial On Foods

Famine Spectre Faced by Third Of Population  Appeai Is Made For Seff-Denial Te. Wale Unene

Hoover Pleads For More Food  ‘Third Of World's People Will Starve’

Hoover Appeals For Self-Denial... .  Third Of Globe FacingHardest Famine In The History Of The World

THIRD OF WORLD'S POPULATION: NOW FACING “GRIM SPECTRE” OF FAMINE ©

ONLY 30-DAY FOOD SUPPLY IN STRICKEN AREAS   Says Hunger Hangs Over Heads of One-Third of People on Earth

HOOVER APPEALS FOR SELF-DENIAL TO FEED HUNGRY   WARNS WORLD IS FACED WITH GRIM SPECTRE OF FAMINE

Hoover Says Third Of World to Starve   800 Million People Have Only 30-Day Food Supply on Hand, Report Shows

‘More Than Third of All ‘Peoples Aré Faced, - (Wim Urimmest Famine

BUDGET CUTTING PLAN S JUNKED   Public Works Expenditures To Be Boosted $173,000,000

1,500 CATHOLIC SCOUTS WILL MEET SUNDAY   Boys From York-Adams Area Coun. cil Will Take Part In Gathering At Harrisburg

THREE DIE IN CRASH: OF NAVAL AIRPLANE   Firemen Seriously Hurt Rushing to Scene

Rich Man Knifed, Beaten To Death   Police Hunt Slayers Of Wilmette Resident

HUNT WEALTHY MAN’S SLAYER   Burglars Also Beat Housemaid in Attack At Wilmette Home

eee Gero  SS a ae ee Girl, 18, Swimming Nude In ‘Hudson River, Gives Cops In ‘Rawhanat A Merrv Chase

NUDE GIRL LEADS POLICE ON CHASE   Practices to Swim English  Channel, She Says

Nude Nymph Swims; Eludes Cons in Boat   Officers Row Hour and Half, They Say, Before They Can Catch Her.

Many.to Starve in Indo-China French Believe  600,000 to 2 Million Doomed to Die . Within 12 Months

600,000 fo 2,000,000 Persons Face Starvation in Northern Indo-China

Northern Pai Col” Indo-China Faces Mass Starvation  French, Annamites Say Between 600,000 and  * A AAA Leth ret

APPOINTMENT usta AS   “Expect to Restore ‘Court Harmony; ‘Guvder to Cabinet

SNYDER TO TAKE TREASURY POST IN RESHUFFLE   President’s Choice Acclaimed Wisest Move By Friends

Vinson Is. Choice Of  President   Named Chief Justice By Truman; Snyder Gets Treasury Post

Snyder, OWMR Boss, to Take Treasury Post   Appointment of Vinson Surprise To Washington

SENATE WILL GIVE VINSON ITS SUPPORT   APP OLNTMENT OF KENTUCKIAN TO. SUPREME COURT MEETS WITH GENERAL CONGRESSIONAL FAVOR

RECORD TEXAS VOTE POSSIBLE  Stevenson Claims Reports To Him Put Homer Rainey Third

RED DELEGATE CALLS FOR DATA ON U. N. TROOPS   Britain Links New Move With Greece Charge

Russia Seen Entering on a New Policy   Objects to Presence of Allied Troops on Friendly Nation's Soil

Russia Asks Probe Of Allied Troops in Non-Enemy Lands   British Link New Move With Ukraine Charge Filed Aquinst Greeks

Position Of — Allied Forces Asked By Red:   Russia Asks United Nations To Determine Numbers, Location

Soviets Ask  Positions of Allied Arms  Wants Location And Number of

Number And Disposition  Of Allied Troops Asked Of U.N. Council<’y USSR

Troops Tally, Disposition  ‘Asked By Reds   Russians Call. On UN Conneil For Information On Overseas Forces,

Reds Want UN. To Index Data - Allied Forces   Britain Lin J Request With  Con plaint Filed By _' Soviet Ukraine .  Against Greece

‘Move Linked ‘With Ukraine Greek Charge   Proposal Would Call for Intelligence on American Forces in China, Other NonEnemy Territories

Soviets Demand Toknow  Of Army   Information Asked At UN. Parley In New York

REPORT ON POSITION OF ALLIED TROOPS 1S: DEMANDED BY RUSSIA   U.N. SECURITY COUNCIL i CALLED UPON TO FIND

Russian Delegate  Wants Check of Military Location   Soviet Asks Security Council to Determine Numbers, Positions of Allied Troops; New Phase of Policy Is Considered Begun

RUSSIA CALLS FOR TROOP INFORMATION   Reds Agk UNO To Determine World Dispositions

SOVIET CALLS FOR FACTS ON ALLIED TROOPS   Britain Links Move With Complaint by Ukraine

Link Move With Ukraine Charge Against Greece   Portugal, Ireland, Trans-Jordan are Excluded From UN

Soviet Proposal May Open Up New Policy   In Unexpected Move, Gromyko Calls Upon UN to Obtain Allied Military tafoermatian

GROMYKG WANTS U.N. COUNCIL  10 ASK WRERE TROOPS REMAIN   Britain Links Complaint With Ukraine’s Charge Against Greece

U.S. Troop Movements Before U. N.   Soviet Questions. Allied Troops  In Non-Enemy Countries

Russia Demands AN] Occupation Data From Allies   Gromyko Contends Troops Not Needed In Non-Enemy Land:

Russia Asks For Allied Troop Data   * Want Numbers And Positions; Also Air And Seas Bases

Russia Demanding Information On Allied Men, Bases   Wants To Know About Forces In Countries Not Former Enemy Territories

CALLS ON UN TO LEARN NUMBERS AND POSITIONS  "BRITISH LINK MOVE   BRITISH LINK MOVE WITH CHARGES FILED AGAINST THE GREEKS

Soviet Demands Information On Air, Sea Bases   Delegate Calls Upon .. U.N. Security Council For Report In 2 Weeks

Russians Demand Report to UNO In Surprise Move   Britain Links New Move by Gromyko to Charges by Ukraine

Calls on U.N. To Determine  Allied Bases   Britain Links Move To Complaint Filed Against Greece and British Troops There

SEEKS DATA ON FORCE OUTSIDE OCCUPIED AREA   Britain Links New Soviet Move With Complaint on Greece

ALLIED TROOPS EYED BY RED<   UN Security Council Asked To Check Military Might Of War-Time Partners

Move Believed To Open New Soviet Policy   UN Asked To Check Forces In Countries Other Than Enemy

Disposition, Number Of Troops; Dispersal Of  Air, Sea Bases Wanted

New Soviet Demand May Indicate Change of Policy   Only Three Nations Win Membership Approval for U.N.  Av CWARIL EC A GARLIMICH

Russia Demands U. N. Defermine Troop Positions   Request Linked With Complaint Against Greece

Russia Asks UN Survey Of Armies Abroad  Chaoraec Many In   Charges Many In Friendly Lands  Causing Tension; Admits 3 Nations

Troops Disposal Figure Demanded   Russia Says Presence of Allied Forces Causes  Uneasiness   ASKS COUNCIL TO ACT   Exempts Countries That Were Enemies of Allies  During War

Another Russian Demand   Brought Unexpectedly Before United Nations Security Council by  Gromyko Last Night

Soviet Russia Wants U.N. To  Bare Information   Wants To Know Whereabouts Of Allied Bases Other Than In Occupied Nations

Russians Want UN io Report Troop Positions   Gromyko Declares Allied Troops Still Sialioned In Other United Nations

Soviet Russia Asks Location Of All Troops   “UN” Council Urged to Give Information

Allied Troop Data Sought By Russians   Gromyko Asks U.N. Tx Determine Size and Place of Forces.

Data on Troops of Allies Demand of  Russian Delegate   New Phase of Moscow’s Policy in Security Council Revealed

Russia Asks UN To Examine Presence  Allied Troops In Non-Enemy Territory   Sees No. Necessity For Continued Stationing of Troops In Such Areas.

Gromyko Asks Troop Reckoning   Britain Links New Russian Move With Greek  Situation

MOVES TO DEFER FINANCIER AIRED   Goble Says House Aid Called Him In Rubinstein Case

a ‘REFUSED RUBINSTEIN AID—  Ohio Draft Head Didn’t Yield To High Pressure

JAPAN GETTING DEMOCRATIC BY GRADUAL STEPS   MacArthar’s Latest Report Cites Freedom Of Press, Politics, Etc.   NATIONAL ELECTION SCHEDULED APRIL 18

Occupation Policies Spur Japanese Use  Of Freedom   90 Political Parties Have Sprung Up Through Nation, “MacArthur Reports

ONE KILLED, ANOTHER  CRITICALLY INJURED  WHEN PLANE CRASHED HUGH GILLESPIE DEAD;  H. R. STROUBE, JR., SUF. ESEDED CDIICHEN CUECT

ONE KILLED, ANOTHER » GRITICALLY INJURED WHEN PLANE CRASHED  HUGH GILLESPIE DEAD; H. R. STROUBE, JR., SUF-

Added Damage Done By Frost Over Week-End   Temperature Drops To 29 Degrees In Fruit Belt Areas

FRUITS SUFFER FROST DAMAGE   Below-Freezing — Readings Reported Here Over Week-End

British Will Destroy Heligoland Naval Baa   Says AAF Unable To Punch  Way Out Of Wet Paper Bag

Convict t Couple ~ In Morals Case  School Operators Facing Lona Terms x

ClO CONVENTION VOTES PAY MOVE   Reuther Asks for Big “Common War Chest”

C10 Calls for ‘Substantial’ Pay Increases   Murray Declares His Organization Is ‘Not Threatening Strikes’

‘4h Pig Crop Put at 812 Million   Smallest Number Since Year 1940

Hog Crop Low Over Country   Smallest Pig Production Since 1940 Forecast. .By.  Ae Denartment.

Less Eggs And Higher Prices Predicted   Government Also Say Cost Of Poultry Due For Increase

Forecast Is For Smaller Crop Of Pigs   Fall Reduction Mirrors Feed Grains Shortage

Flood Waters Receding in Two States   However, Alabama and South Carolina Residents Await Worst to Come from Their Rivers

Jewish Refugee Ships Try to Run Blockade  New and Decisive - Challenge  Caan in Actian

Army Induction Centers To Greet First Selectees Tuesday Following ‘Holiday’

U.S. DRAFT HOLIDAY WILL ENG TUESDAY   25,000 Selectees to be Called up During Month of September.

Hope Fades For Averting iPower And Light Shuto ff At Midnight In Pittsburgh

CLOUD COVER DELAYS RESCUE IN CALIFORNIA      9 Crewmen Parachute As Army Bomber Forced Down

Dusk Calls Off Search for Missing Plane  Butte Man Aboard Airliner Down in California

PHONE HEARING IN EGYPT WILL BE REQUESTED   Attorneys From Seven Cities Will Make Plea At Springfield

New Conference  In Meat Strike   Resume Efforts To Avert Nation-Wide Meat Fam ine In Capital Parley

Thousands Of Arabs Launch Protest Move   “Down With U. S$ And Britain” Is Cry Of Leaders

Thousands Of Arabs Launch Protest Move  “Down With U. S. And Britain” Is GDiew OE  aadave

Miss Johnston New Dean Of Women At U.N.   Mrs. Boyles Named As Secial Director

POLICE HUNT ~— YOUNG NURSE   STUDENT NURSE IS MISSING AFTER BTARTING TO ___ + CLEVELAND - FROM -—.-— ATHENS

RED MINISTER   Tells Commission It Would Be Dangerous to Ignore Reds if Peace Was Wanted   TAKES STAND ON TRIESTE AND FLAYS AUSTRALIAN

MOLOTOV GIVES NOTICE SOVIET TO ASK VOICE   Danger To Peace Cited If ‘Russia ‘Is Ignored’ In Trieste Settlement -

—Peace Conterence—  Molotov Warns World   ‘Dangerous To Ignore The Soviet Union, Deleaqate Declares

Molotov Warns Nations  Russia Must “Not Be lenored”: -JfBeace Desired

Molotov Warns Peace Table Members Not to Ignore Soviet   Russian Delegate Declares Attempt to Arrange Terms Without His Nation or Against It Would Result in Ruin; States Trieste Proposal

Reds Foreign Minister Goes Into Tirade   “Dangerous To Ignore Soviet,” He Asserts

» UNTO WERES      n't Tenore Soviet Pawer, Malatov Warns at Paris

GOVT. HAS NO PLAN T0 TAKE OVER PLANTS   Walkout Involves Nine Major Firms, Some Independents

Workers in Meat Industry Strike  Ford Motor Boosts Its Wage Offer

Strike to Shut Off Most of U. $ Meat Supplies  Ford Company Boosts Wage Offer to UAW

PACKERS FAIL IN EFFORT 10 AVERT TIEUP   UNIONS TURN DOWN PAY INCREASE OF 10 CENTS

Much of U.S. Meat Supply To Be Cut Off   Late Negotiations Are Not Effective; 268.000 Affected —

268.000 Meat Firm Workers Walk Out   Nation-Wide Strike Paralyzes Majority of Packing Firms

Union Calls Out 268,000 As All Negotiations Fail; No U.S. Seizure Planned   Walkout Is Expected to Shut Off Most of Nation’s Meat Supply: President Still Hopes for Settlement of Threatened Strike Of Steel Workers Scheduled for Monday

‘McCormack Sees G. O. P. to Blame For Strikes by Backing Industry

Democrat Lays: All Labor. Ils: at GOP. Door .   Republicans Trying to Break Unions: . Says McCormack:

EVERYBODY GETS BLAMED FOR v. 8. LABOR TROUBLES   Senator Declares Labor, Management Want To Rattle

Break Unions Effort Said Under Way   Republicans Lashed In Speech By Rep. McCormick In House

Blame Placed For Row  AtHome   Republicans, GM, And CIO Charged By McCormick

House Democratic Leader Accuses Republicans Of Giving Business Approval To Wreck Unions

LAWMAKERS FLAY  POLITICS, LABOR  AND INDUSTRY SENATE COMMITTEE  CALLS AUTO UNION anee TH TESTIFY

Verbal Blows Exchanged  About Labor   House Democratic Leader Says Republicans, GM and CIO Strikes Combine Against Settlement.

GOP Linked With Plan to  Bust Unions   Charged With Backing Big Business; GM and Union Bring Strife

House Democratic Leader Charges GOP, GMC And Cio Strikers In Labor Disputes   McCormack Claims Republicans Backing Business In Campaign To Break Unions

Three Grou ps Are Blamed Fg;  Labor Strifes   Republiean Partly, General Motors aitd Striking CLO Autoworkers Targets of  : Congress Blasts

Demo Leader Sees Plot To Wreck Unions   Rep. McCormack Charges GOP Backing Big Business in Campaign

Accuse Elements Of Aggravating Labor Situation   GOP, General Motors, CIO Workers Charged With Making Trouble

Three Sources Are Blamed for Labor Troubles   Lawmakers Take Different Views Over Situation

Democrat Hits GOP on Strike   McCormack Says Republicans Back  “Rie Bisineer??

GOP, GM, UAW Are Blamed For Labor Troubles   Various Views Of Congressmen

DECLARES GOP JOINS PLAN 10 BREAK UNIONS   Rep. McCormack Haurls Charges: ‘Slugfest’, Sen. Morse Says

GOP, Big Business Draws Fire in Talk on Labor Problems   Demo McCormack Says Plan is to Break Unions Down

ACCUSES GOP OF AIDING FIRMS 10 WRECK UNIONS   McCormack Blasts Republicans in Address Over Radio

‘Solons Agreed Only That Neithe: Management Nor Labor Wants Bill To Curb Action

Three Sides Under Fire Before House In Labor Struggle      1.0., 6.O.P. and G.M.C Lashed hy MacCormack as Mediation Move Is Deadlocked

Delegates Arrive Today for Aviation Meeting   Northwest Council Will Discuss Legislative Plans

Delegates Arrive Today for Aviation Meeting  Northwest Council Will Discuss  T aselalstion WDiame

OPEN HEARINGS ON EXTENSION OF DRAFT ACT   Many Opponents of Conscription Seek to Testify   @ PAUL MALLON There’ll Be Another Crisis Along in Few Minutes

Holds Contract Is Breached By United States   Jury Trial Considered By Judge; Prosecution Obiects Strongly

Boss Says U.S. Did Not KeepTerms   A.P.L. Counsel  Says Claim That L. 8. Is Above Laws, Error  Tron  an Inadement   ‘Command’ Cited      LU. S$. injunction Was Command to Go Back to Work

UMW Chief Appears In Court With Flock Of Union Attorneys   Goldsborough Tells Miners They Error by Striking Before Decision on Contract Dispute

ppled lwo Jima Veteran 7 Got $600 From Benefit Game   imy Cigtma Rides I mbulance and Gets a :- Bis Hand

ippled lwo Jima Veteran ' Got $600 From Benefit Game           my Cigtma Rides In imbulance and Gets a Big Hand

Anderson Says Wheat Saving Is Necessary   Enough Grain For Domestic, Export Needs Doubted -

More Drastic Steps Concerning Wheat Remain Under Fire   Britain Will Ration Bread If U.S. Will, Anderson Says, “’No’

HUNGRY PERSONS ABROAD MUST BE FED, NATION TOLD   ANDERSON REJECTS BRITISH PLAN OF BREAD RATIONING

Drastic Steps Loom To Aid Famine Areas   U. S. May Not Have Enough Wheat to Meet Both Home Use and Export Needs Until New Crop Reaches Market

WHEAT DECISION DELAYED BY U, S,   Domestic Food Saving, Ex ports Fall Behind

Decision On Flour Slash Is Delayed  Conservation Of  . Wheat Is Urged

Government Is Holding Of Its Decision On Steps In Critical Bread Shortage’

U.S. Withholding Rationing Order   Drastic Steps To Save Wheat Are Under Way

Drastic Steps To Conserve Wheat Studied   Exports To Hungry Areas Behind The Amounts Promised

Consider Drastic Steps at Home to Tide Famine Areas   U.S. Will Fulfill Wheat Commitments Which May Bring Cut  In Nomectice Claur tlea

FLOUR ACTION IS DELAYED BY SEC. ANDERSON   F oreign Commitments May  Force Cot &. Vu &. Consumption

MORE DRASTIC STEPS MAY BE DECIDED LATER   British Offer To Rae tion Bread If U. S, Will Do Likewise; Washington Vows  Foreign Commits ments Will Be Met.

Anderson Talks Cutting Use Of Domestic Flour   Says U. S. Will Fulfill Foreign. Wheat Commitments Regardless

Anderson Says Wheat Saving IsNecessary  Enough Grain For Domestic, Export

U.S. HOLDS OFF NEW ACTION IN BREAD CRISIS      ‘Leaders Renew Pledge To Aic  World; Anderson Fears  25 Per Cent Stash.

U. S. To Fulfill Foreign Wheat Commitments  Domestic Flour  Use May Be Cui

Decision Delayed On Steps to Meet Bread Shortage   Agriculture Officials Insist Commitments To Europe Will Be Met

Conserve Bread To Feed Europe, Nation Warned   Decision On Rationing  Of Flour Delayed

US. Postpones Decision On Method of Saving Flour   British Challenges U. S. to Ration Bread; Anderson Says Promises Will Be Filled

EXPECT RUSSIA TO JOIN POLES IN ASKING FOR SPANISH STUDY   Want U.N. To Asl Franco To Stop Disturbing Peace Of Other Nations

Delay Bread Ration Action   Withholds Decision’ . Whether Move Drastic Steps Are Needed

Governme: at Withholds Its Decision 0: More Drastic  Curtailment Of U.S. Wheat

U-S. To Meet Pledge Of Breac For bet  Wheat Bhoitage Grows hMAawva. Covi ale Gay's   Wheat Shortage Grows More Critical; Gov't Studies Drastic Steps

Delay Decision On Drastic Steps To Save Grain  y¢ Ache 1. Hrnustar   U.S. Officials, Ronstet Insist. America Will: Meet Relief Pledqes

No Decision Reached Over Bread Output   British Offer To Ration Bread If U. S. Will Do So In Order To Soe Foreign Shipments.

THE GUVEKNMEN  IS HOLDING UP ATS DECISION   Whether More Drzustic Steps Are Needed to Tide Famine Areas Abroad.   NOW OVER SHORTAGE   Conservation Program Failed  to Achieve the Savings Sought.

Conservation At Home To Be Stressed   Domestic Use Of Flour May Be Cut 25 Pct. To Meet Needs Abroad.

U.S. to Meet Pledges For Hungry   Flour Conservation Program So Far Has Not Met Goal

U. S. Will Fulfill Wheat Commitments But May Cut Home Flour 25 Per Cent

Government Postpones  Wheat Move   Secretary Anderson Says Nation Will Carry Gut Commitment; Rationing To Consumers Unlikely 

RATIONING OF BREAD IS NOT ANTICIPATED   Secretary of Agriculture Plans Drastic Action To Help Feed the World  Care BL4130°- = fA Ute al oo To tat

Promises Wilt Be Fulfilled   Commitmants of Food to Foreign Areas Will be Met; No Bread Ration Yet

Says U.S. Will Meet Promises  Delays Drastic Steps in Conserving Wheat

25 Percent Cut In Domestic Use Of Flour Seen   Conservation Program Launched Month Aqo Fails To Achieve Savings Sought

MAY CUT USE OF HOME FLOUR BY 25 PERCENT   American Grain Exports te Hungry Sectors Falling Behind Schedule

Will Meet Flour Pledge   Insist Foreign Commitments Will Be Met Despite. Failure of Voluntary Rationing

Food Saving Plans Held In Abeyance At Capital   Government Hopeful Ahout Conservation

Anderson Says Nation to Fill Wheat Pledge; May Cause Cut in Flour

DECISION ON BREAD BANS   Government Not Decided Whether to Take More Drastic Steps to Insure supply in World’s Famine Areas.

Decision Held Uy On Bread Issue   Food Saving Plan Js Short Of Goa!

25 Per Cent Cut in - Domestic Flour Use  May Be Next Order   Anderson Says Nation Will Fulfill Foreign  Wheat Commitments

U. 5. MAY CUT USE OF FLOUR BUT NOT RATION BREAD SOON  WHEAT COMMITMENTS TO STARVING LANDS PROMISED FULFILLING

U. §. MAY CUT USE OF FLOUR BUT NOT RATION BREAD SOON  WHEAT COMMITMENTS

U. 5. TO FULFILL WHEAT PLEDGE   Government Holds Off An Drastic Curbs At Home In Bread Shortage

Believe Wheat Commitments  Will Be Met   Government Holds Off De-« cision For More Drastic  Steps In U. S.   MAY CUT FLOUR USE

New Drastic Steps Seen For Future   Demestic Plan Fails to Meet Requirements

Navy Plane Patrol South Of Hawat On Day Gf Attack   Probers Receive Secret  Report Of Knox To FDK

Navy Air Patrols Were Operated South of Hawaii  Jap Fleet Approachec   Jap Fleet Approached From North Side To Hit Pearl Harbor

Flew Opposite To Direction of Enemy’s: Fleet   Report Heard Today By Pearl Harbor Group Investigating Attack

Navy Air Patrols Were Operated South of Hawaii  a oe ee he   Jap Fleet Approached From North Side To Hit Pearl Harbor

 PEARL HARBOR PROBE Mavw Had Air Patrol Operating South, Japs Were Just Opposite      Secret Report by Knox Revealed Today at Congressional Investigation

PLANES FAILE TO SIGHT JAPS   Patrolled Southern Aree Morning of Attack, Probers Told

CHICAGO YOUTH FREED IN KILLING   Admitted Fatal Stabbing of Mother's Fiance

Notre Dame and Army in Furious Football Contest  _ Three Quarters Go By With Thrills But Not a Score

Charges Hitler Betrayed Reich  Defendant Asserts He Planned Killing

eee ae sean, cenieteemnmmmmacsmesmmmnanmmmaheat  Court Hears Plot To Gas Hitler

Military Exoerts O:line Plans for U.S. Police Force   Sliding Scale of Pay Increases  for Military Personnel Is Urged

Compromise On Italy In The Offing   Hopes High for an Agreement Between Foreign Ministers At Paris Conference

News Behind The News  Copyright MeCiure Newspaper Svodicate   WASHINGTON Ry Ray Tucker

EAGTS BILL MAY LOSE MUST CLAUSE   Roosevelt Promise of No Loss in Pay Is Blamed for Strife

Kiss Costly To This Attorney   Miss Kathleen Raines Is Given $5000 Verdict By Martinsburg Jury

 Objection Sustained! Kissed by Lawyer Against Her Will, Woman Gets $5000

NAVY AIR RESERVE FORCE = TO BE READY FOR SERVICE   COLUMBUS TO BE ONE OF *TRAINING PLACES FOR “READY" RESERVE PILOTS

NAVY PLANS AIR RESERVE PROGRAM   Training to’ Begin July) 1 for 28,700 Men; 15 Stations Planned

Ready Air Reserve Planned For Navy   Announce Program For Air Reserve Of 28,700 Officers And Men Starting Julv 1   TO TRAIN AVIATORS FOR COMBAT DUTY

Russo-lran Difference Grows Grave   Civil War In Azecrbaijan Could Be Spark To Set Off Mighty  ’ Explosion Endangering International Peace and Security

Mackenzie’s Column Azerbaijan Is Sore Spot That May Fester Into World Turmoil

Target Area Covered  By Fireball   Flash Stronger Than Thousand Suns

Communist Force: Add New Gains In China Fighting  Important Corridor In Shansi Falls Before Red Troops

Communist Forces Add New Gains In China Fighting  Important Corridor In Shans Falls Rafara Bed Trannc

ARMY CAPTAIR, CHUILIANS HELD IN CORNECTION #ITh STOLEN COUT. PROPERTY

THEFT ON A GRAND SCALE   Army Captain in Cahoots With Civilians Steals $50,000 Worth of Gov ernment Property,

Doomed Nazis May Ask Firing Squad   Death by Hanging Holds No Appeal For War Criminals   Executions Set for October 16 if All Clemency Pleas Fail

7 Men Ready to Begin Te erms in Berlin Jail  5 Boone Dhe le "eon. Wiawls Ax

Military Commission Speeds Plans for Hanging Condemned Leaders o! Germany’ s Dead Nazi Regime; Increased Security Measures Orcered  Until Death Sentences are Carried Out On Gallows In Nuernberg

SPEED ROPE  PARTY PLANS   Guard Doubled Around Building Housing Nazis —

Ask to Be Shot If All Clemency Pleas Rejected   Commission Meets to Plan Oct. 16 Executions; Seven Prisoners To Go To Berlin   Re THOMAS A. REEDY

To Ask For Shooting If Anneals Fail   Goering And Pals Hope To Escape Ignominy Of Death On Gallows.

ALLIED COUNCIL WILL  HEAR APPEALS OF 11  CONDEMNED GERMAN‘ - FIRING:SQUAD SAID TO  - (BE’PREFERRED IF ALL: CLEMENCY IS DENIED

Criminals Ask Death By Bullets   Counsels Plan Appeal For Firing Squad In’ Execution of Saentancas

Plans for Hanging Are Speeded Up   Saturday Set as Deadline for Appeal Filing

Will Try. To Escape Noose ©   (aeaen By Shooting Rather Than Hanging To Be Sought By Nazis If Mercy Pleas Fail

TEMPERATURES   Special Guards Keep Watch Over Condemned Men   Redoubled Police Force Has Orders To Shoot To Kill

GOERING AND OTHER LEADERS SEEK TO ESCAPE IGNOMINY OF DEATH BY HANGMAN’S HEMP    Four-Power Commission Representing Allied Council Holds All-Day Session On Arrangements and Details for Executions October 16

Awaiting Noose   ‘Defense: ‘Appeal Being’! Sent “Po: Control’ Council For hange - In°.” Sentences

Lawyers for 11 Nazis S¢ntenced To Hang Plan Appeal to Control Council by Deadline Saturday.   7 TO SERVE TERMS IN BERLIN PRISON

Execution Details Are Arranged      Guards Are Redoubled Around Ancient Courthouse; Freed Stay in Jail   Have Three Days   Those Sentenced Get Until Saturday for Appeals

Plans Speeded For Hanging Nazi Leaders   Execution Details Worked Out By Four Delegates

Lawyers to Appeal Cases Of 11 Nazis   Last Court of Resort Is Four Allied Generals; Firing Squad Sought in Place of Hanging

LAWYERS PREPARING TO APPEAL TO ALLIED COUNCIL IN BEHALF ‘OF CONDEMNED HITLER NAZIS.   German War Criminals May Choose Shooting Instead of “Hanging Ti!l Dead” —Maritime Commission Preparing to Move in on Strikers—Upturn of Optimism Is Seen

Acquitted Trio Stay in Jail; No Place to Go   Commission Arranging Executions Oct. 16 At Nuernberg

Plans to Hang II Hurried   Redouble Force of US Soldier Guards Surrounding Site Housing Doomed

DOUBLE GUARD ON DOOMED PRISONERS   No Reversal Of Verdicts Expected By Court  LIFERS   To Serve Time In Berlin Jail: Gates Are Opened To Acquitted Men

FIRING SQUAD IS PiEFERRED FOR 11 NAZIS   Lawyers Will Ask Allied Control Council to Substitute Shooting for Hanging, if Mercy Appeals Are Denied.

PREFER SHOOTING TO GALLOWS IF DENIED LENIENCY   EXECUTIONS SLATED TO TAKE PLACE IN ~ NUERNBERG, OCT. 16

Doomed Nazis Seek Escape From Noose   Shooting Held More Honorable Than Hanging

Hangman’s Rope Not Pleasing To Former Big-Shots   Allied Council Plans Details of Execution In Nuernberg Oct. 16

CONDEMNED NAZIS SEEK DEATH BEFORE FIRING SQUAD   If Clemency Appeals Fail ‘They Want To Be Spared The Rope

ATTORNEYS TO. ASK CHANGE IN EXECUTION PLAN   War Criminals Due To Be Executed October 16; Von Papen, Acquitted, Wants To Go To French  one.

 Tighten Guard Around Doomed Nazis las Plans for Hanging Are Pushed Hard

Doomed Men Appeal From  Rope Sentence   Consider Shooting More Honorable Death for Soldier

More Honorable Death For Soldier's: 4 Generals: Will Make The Decision

Speed Plans For Executing Nazis   Goering, Von Ribbentrop And Others Seek To Escape Ignominy Of Hangman’s Rope If Other Clemency Fails

Increase Nuernberg Guardas Allies Rush Nazi Execution Plans   Defense May Settle For Firing Squad as Last Plea; Acquitted ‘Homeless’ Hun Stays In Jail

Shooting, Not Hanging, ToBe Asked   But Convicted Nazis Will First Ask For Clemency From Allied Control Commission

(Act To Escape Ignominy Of 'dangman’s Rope   Arrangements Being Made For Executions October 16; Prison Guards Redoubled

Seek Escape From Shame Of Gallows   ‘Airtight’ Guard Around ‘Prison

COUNSEL FOR 7 aa NAZIS TO FILE APPEAL   Lawyers Disclose Request To Allied Control Council Change Death Sentences From Hanging To S ing If All Other Pleas For Clemency Fail—AllSession Conducted On Details For Executio Scheduled For Oct. 16 In Nuernberg

Condemned Nazis Shrink From Rope   Counsel to: Ask Allies to  ‘Sobptitute Death by Shooting    Plans Go Forward for Execution in Nuernberg  ‘(October 16

Arrangements For Executions Going Forward   Redouble Prison Guard; Order ‘Shoot to Kill’ on Provocation

Nazis Preter Firing Squad To Hanging  , meneame  ahha Dai   Lawyers To Make Request lf Other Appeals Fail

Lawyers Frame German Appeal   Four-Power Commission Holds All-Day Session to Make Final Arrangements for Executions

BONDEMNED NAZIS   Will Take Case to the Allied Control Council to Change i Sentences.   AWAIT FINAL ACTION      The Last Court of Resort Was Formed of the Four Allied. Generals.

Favor Firing Squad Death To Hanging   Clemency Pleas Will  Be Made Before Asking Death Method Change

SE ee fai f Eke Executions  To Be Held. October 16  Guard Doubled . Around Prison

Nazi Criminals Plan To Appeal Death Sentence   :  Lawyers Take Steps To Save 11 ned From Hanqman’s Rope

if Other Clemenvy Plea:  Fail, Lawyers Will Ask That 11 Be Shot and Not Hung

Goering And Cohorts Dislike Idea Of Dying On Hangman’s Rope   Control Council  Their Last Hope   Officials Hold Conference To Map Executions Set For October 16

Nuernberg Prison Guard Bolstered   Acquitted Trio Tries Unsuccessiully To Be Permitted To Go To British Occupation Zone

To Ask Death by Shooting Instead Of by Hanging  Will Try Other  eee tar C lamancy

Condemned Germans to Appeal; Request Clemency of Cour'   Defense Attorneys Will Try toStop Hanging of War Criminals

Will Ask Shooting And Nof Hanging lf Nazis Executed   Appeals by Attorneys To Be Presented Soon for Gallows Date Is Oct. 16

NAZIS TO ASK FARING oUUAD, NOT HANGING   Berlin Jail to Be Used for Warmakers Getting Prison Terms.

Officials Speedine Plans to Hang Condemned Nazis   Guards Are Redoubled With Shoot-to-Kill Orders For Germans Held at Nuernberg: Three Who Were Acquitted Will Return to Former Homies

Soldier Guard Doubled, As Army Plans For Nazi Bigshot Hanging Are Underway

SET TO APPEAL FOR HONORABLE END T0 CAREER   Yanks Told: ‘Shoot To Kill!’ As Allies Double Guard Around Courthouse

Prefer Shooting If Allied Council Denies Clemency   All-Day Session Lays Plans For: Executions, - Expected October 16

Lumber Yard, Trestle Burned  Milwaukee Firemen Fight $300,000 Blaze

NINE - YEAR - OLD BOY SERIOUSLY WOUNDS MOTHER   Physicians Trying To Save Mrs. Nancy Grams’ Shattered Left Arm      CHILD WAS PLAYING WITH LOADED GUN

Abandon Third Party: Plan To Take Over GOP   Convention Majority Favors Going Back To Old Stamping Ground

—_POLITICS—   Progressive Party To Return To Fold Of GOP   Wisconsin Liberal Organization Votes To Abandon Party Identity At Meeting

Progressives  Of Wisconsin Turn to GOP   Decision Came After Stormy Six-Hour Session

PROGRESSIVES   La Follette Liberal Group Decides To Abandon Separate Path

Progressives Will Return To GOR Policies   Wisconsin Party Has Decided To Abandon Its Identity

PROGRESSIVES OF WISCONSIN COME BACK T0 REPUBLICANS   Voted To Give  Up Own Identity; Party Power Has Slipped Since ’38

PROGRESSIVES RE-JOIN G. 0. P.   Wisconsin Party Dissolves With Sanction of Sen. LaFollette

'Progressives To Lose Party Identity, 'To Carry Out Policies In G. O. P. Rank:

Progressive Party of Wisconsin Will Return to GOP Fold   Delegates Vote to Dissolve Organization  Aftef 12 Years

Wisconsin Progressive Party To Seek To Carry Out Its Policies In Republican Ranks   Liberal Organization Founded 12 Years Ago, To Abandon Its Party Identity

Progressive Party Of Wisconsin Back In Republican Fold   Founded 12 Years Ago, LaFollette Group Decides te Abanden Its Identity

Progressives Go Back fo GOP: Say State Is Liberal  Declare Return Is Not Reactionary Move by Forces

Action Recommended by Senator La_ Follette Who Founded the Liber. al Political Organiza. tion 12 Years Ago.

PROGs RETURN ‘TO GOP   Wisconsin Group Hears LaFollette Urae Meraer

Giant Rockets To Be Built For Air Forces   Some May Pierce Upper Atmosphere As Far as 130 Miles

Giant Rockets to Be Used in Tests  Some May Climb as High as 130 Miles

Giant Rockets to Tell Air Force OSL Tlaner Atmosnheric Conditions

Air Forces Planning Missiles  to Reach. 120 Miles Inte inner A .

House Group Seeks Cause  Ot Shortages   See Sharp Clash Between Bowles And Anderson

Price Policies’ Effect On Food Output Eyed  Production Failure to Keep Pace With Demand Gets Special Study

Demand for Peace Grows  Inside China   Independent Paper Suggests Method for End of Civil War

HARRIMAN GEIS CHOICE FOR POS   Other Ambassador Jobs Are Passed On Today At Capital,

_ BLAZE CLAIMS 13 LIVES—  Three Separate Probes  Launched In Home Fire

Probe Blaze Fatal To 13  One Person Remains In Critical Condition

BEGIN PROBES IN CLEVELAND BLAZE   Death Toll Rises To 13 In Fire At Home For The Aaed

MRS. GILBERT HAWLEY HOSTESS TO ODIN HELPING HAND CLASS, APRIL 10

SOLUTION OF OLD MURDER STILL CLOUDED   Body Not Found; Killers Disagree

Separate Conferences Scheduled By Coneiliators With Light Company And Power Workers Union Today   SITUATION SEEN AS ‘JUST STALMATED

Pittsburgh Stalemated For 3rd Week   Federal Conciliators Have Only Separate Conferences On  Day's Schedule.

No Sign Of Break tn —  Coal Strike   Three Quarter of A Million Workers Idle In U. S.As A Result of Labor Disputes

No Progress Made In Strike  Schwellenbach Says Effect Not Critical

No Break Looms  In Coal Strike   Disputes Have 742,000 Idle in U. S. Now

OF BREAK it COAL STRIKE   742,000 Workers Idle As Result Of Diewutes —

Thinks Employers Crooks, Secretary Advises Senators   New Evidence Found in Probe Into Munitions Combine

Fat Lady With Sensitive Soul— Fiqht Enlivens Senate Probe   Dignity Returns Belatedly to Chamber

‘Guinea Pig’ Flee! Heads West For Atom Test   Experiment on 97 Ships Set For May in Remote Pacific

MARSHALL ISLE SET SITE FOR ATOM BOMBING   97 Warships Picked As Targets for Weapon

HIGKENLOOPER LASHES AT OPA   Says Bowles’. Speech... Typical Smear Tactics.

Pittsburgh Fire Under Control   Flames Battled For Three Hours Before Controlled

Ministers Hope Russ Dispute Can Be Bridged   Big Four Take Month Recess As Meet Fails

Big Four Ministers Head For Home; U.S., British Expect No.Future Trouble

Foreign Chiets Hoping For More Success In June   Big Four Parley Adjourns With Many Problems Unsettled

Throw Reason to Winds As Result tf Being Irked At OPA Administration   Inflationary Joyride to Disaster Almost Certain to . Follow Unless Some Sort of Sensible Program Forced by Senate.

Amendment-Riddled Bill Truman’s Worst Defeat; Measure Goes To Senate

Congress Faced With Heavy Schedule Of Work Due To Be Completed In Month

Congress F aced with Mountain of Work as Last Month of Fiscal Year Opens

LEGION PLANS ACTION ON TWO BONUS PLANS   150,000 Slated To Attenc San Francisco Meeting

Will Not ‘Perfure’ Self far Party   Says President Has No Right te Question His Veracity

SAYS TRUMAN SHOULD READ. “THE RECORD:   SECRETARY OF INTERIOR WRITES BLISTERING LETTER CENTERING ON PAULEY — {OMINATION

Blistering Letter Of Resignation to Truman Is Revealed   Interior Secretary Says ‘I Don’t Care To Stay in ar Administration Where I'm Expected To Commit Perjury To Stay in Party’

~—ESCAPE— Hunt Three Dangerous, Insane Men  Overpowered Lim Hospital Guards

@ PAUL MALLON—  Warns of Danger Involved in Domestic Economic Warfare

NUMBER IDLE SOON TO TOP 7 ANN ANG   Parcel Post Packages Limited; Rail Emhargo on Tonight

NUMBER IDLE SOON TO TOP O00 000   Parcel Post Packages Limited; Rail Embargo on Tonight

@ FAVL MALLYVIN European Elections Results Indicate New Political Trend

‘Communists Making Big Bid for French Power After De Gaulle Quits

COMMIES SEEK FRENCH CONTROL   Demand Leader Be Named as DeGaulle’s Successor

French Reds Seek Power as De Gaulle Quits   Observers Believe Communists To Foil in Attemnt

Communists Seek Control  Over France   Reds Demand Leader Be Named President, As  . DeGaulle Quits

French Communists Seek Leadership Of Gov't After Resignation Of De Gaulle

French Reds Demand Thore: Get Top Job   However, Communists Need Support to Get Their Man Into Office

Radicals Aim At De Gaulle’s Vacant Chair   Thorez Candidacy Pushed as President Ouits Job in Huff

De Gaulle Quits And Communists Demand Control   Party Wants Thorez As Head Of Coalitior French Government

COMMUNISTS SEEK POWER IN FRANCE   ‘Demand That Thorez Succeed  DeGaulle as Pres.

Quits; Reds Seek Post   Communist Demand Presidency in New Coalition Government

French Reds Drive for Presidency   Press Thorez as Successor to DeGaulle. Resiened

Communists Bid For Power In. French Politics   Seek Election of Thorez When de Gaulle Resigns In Surprise Move

Communists Seek DeGaulle Post im Coalition Setup   Party Demands That Thorez, - Its Leader, Be Named French President   DEBATE SCHEDULED TO START TOMORROW   Duclos Hints Followers May Line With Sccialists In New Regime

COMMUNISTS IN FRANCE MAKING BID FOR POWER      General DeGaulle Resigns His Post As President Of Republic

FRENCH REDS IN NEW BID FOR POWER   DeGaulle Resigns; Communist Leader Thorez Seeks Post

COMMUNISTS IN FRANCE DEMAND THE PRESIDENCY   Most Powerful Party After De Gaulle Resigns Leadership

Solons Vote To Reorganize  U.S. Congress   ‘Streamlining’ Bill Passed in Senate by 49 to 16

Senate Votes Pay Boost for Conaress   Reorganization Bill Sent to House by 49-to-16 Approval

Jenate Passes Bill Hiking Own Pay by 50 P..C.   ‘Measure Allows : Members to Get Pensions   Goes ta House’

REORGANIZATION OF CONGRESS IS GIVEN APPROVAL   Senate Passes Measure Te Streamline Body By Vote Of 49 Te 16   BILL FACES UNCERTAIN FATE IN LOWER HOUSE

Streamlining Bill Passes Senate,  With Pay Raise  Would Lift Salaries Of Congress Members

VOTE PAY HIKE FOR CONGRESS   Fifty Per Cent. Boost I: Provided in Bill For  Reorganization

SENATE VOTES TO REORGANIZE CONGRESS, 49-16   Sweeping Measure Would Give Members 50 Per Cent Salary Boost and Provide  Additional Aids.   REDUCES NUMBER OF COMMITTEES TO 15   La Follette Drops Fight to End Patronage System of Dispensing Capitol Jobs—  Bil Goes to House.

Senate Passes Pay Increase   Legislation to Streamiine Congress Approved by Upper House

Senate Passes Boost in Pay, Pension. Aide   LeFollette: Sponsors Bil To Limit Congress: Work; Will Cet Aactetsnta

Wheat Bonus May Not Net  Enough Grain   Millers Believe Cut In Prod‘ ucts Likely To Be Over 25 Percent Ordered.   -30-C EN T INDUCEMENT

Farmer Response to Determine Wheat Supplies  Consumption May - Have to Face Puirthor Raductian

New Slashes in Wheat Use Loom  Farmers Due To Adopt "Wait and See’ View

Cut of more than 25% in  bread seen ‘Sufficient grain is not availahle’

Farmer Response Is Seen As Key to Grain Problen   Observers Believe New Subsidy Plan Will Draw Stored Wheat from Farms

Farmer Responseto Subsidy Is Seenas KeytoN ecessity of Further Cut of Wheat Uses   Unless Bonus Inducement Brings Rush of Stored Wheat From Farms, Americans May Have to Cut Consumption of Wheat Products More Than 25 Per Cent

Drastic Cut In Bread Use Predidea f Stored Grain fs Net Brought Out

DEEPER BREAD CUT LOOMS IF BONUS’ FAILS   Success of Program Depends on Farm Response

Farmer Response to Determine Wheat Supplies   Consumption May   Consumption May Have to Face Further Reduction

SHORT WHEAT SUPPLIES MAY SLASH FLOUR   MILLERS DOUBTFUL OF TURNING OUT 75 PERCENT

Further Slash In Wheat Use Seen  Unless Bonus Brings Wheat From Farms

Acute WheatShortage Adds to Food Worries   Flour Mills Curtailing Output, Subsidy Plan May Break Crisis

Further Cut in Bread Foreseen  Only Success of Bonus Can Prevent

Relief Hinges On Grain Sales Lured by Bonus  Freeing of Stock: - Needed to Meet  Gpnal Millere Say

MILLIONS SEE “SHOWER” OF METEORS   Spectacular Phenome: non Unlikely to Recur Tonight

Delay Looming For Universal Training Bill   Use Of Older Men  For Occupation Trsbise Studied *

Senate Eager To Start Work On Draft Bill   Suggest Youth Be Exempt From Overseas Duty

Study Curbs  For Teen-Age Oversea Term   Senate Leaders Favoring Draft Law Extension See A Possible Plan For Compromise

See Agreement  Qn Draft Law   Consider Amendment Exempting Teen Age Draftees From Overseas Duty.

Draft Compromise Would Exempt Tee: Age Youths from Occupation Duty

Compromise May Keep Teen Agers On Soil Of U.S   Military - Training Delay Sought By Army

SENATE MAY LOOK DRAFT BILL PROBLEM OVER TODAY   ‘May Compromise To Extend Law But Bar Foreign Duty To Youth

Compromise Is Under Study On Teen - Age Issue   Universal Training May Be Delayed Past Elections

Compromise To Keep Teen Agers From Overseas Duties Is Considered By Senators

STUDY MOVE T0 BAR TEEN-AGERS FROM OVERSEAS  POSTPONEMENT OF . PEACE TRAINING

Delay Looming For Universal Training Bill  Use Of Older Men For Occupation  ac... @g A?

New Draft Plan Keeps Teen Ager: From Occupation   Senators Hope To Maintain Draft By Compromising

Senators Hopeful Of Compromise . ..¢ 7"  May Keep Teen-Age Draft But Leave The Duties Of Occupation To Older Men

Nations Asked To Renounce Their Right To Wage War   Unless They Do, . U.N. Sure To Fail, MacArthur Tells  Council for Japan

ALL NATIONS URGED 10 AID WORLD PEACE   RENOWNED SOLDIER TALKS TO FIRST ALLIED COUNCIL

SAYS ACTION ESSENTIAL 10 UNO SUCCESS      Points Out Council’s Functions Will Be Only Advisory

Allied Council For Japan Hears General's Plea   MacArthur Blunfly Out lines Group's Functions as Advisory

TO SIDETRACK PROPOSAL FOR AN INVENTORY   Settlement of Major Difficulty Understood To Be Conditional On Big Three Acceptance   i SUBMIT REPORT LATER

British-Russian UN Accord May Open US Atomic Secrets   Americans Reluctant  To Make Use Of Veto

Powerful United Nations Committee Reported To Have Dropped Controversial Proposal For Worldwide Census Of Soldiers And Armaments—Sudden Compromise Termed Likely To Break Jam Holding Up  General Disarmament Resolution

U. N. Committee Accepts Proposal For Elimination Of Troop Count: Assembly Expected To Ratify Program Calling For Report By All Nations On Arms Reduction

British Plan Asked Troop.  Arms Count   Involved Secrets of Atom Bomb; Big Four  Must Annrove Comnromias

Final Action May Be Taken Today At Parley of UN   British Proposal Is Killed in Attempt To Speed up Decisior

British Proposal Receives Setback   Move Made in Compromise To Settle Resolution Delay

Russia, England Join In Move Before UN Group To Reveal Data On Armed Forces

UN Committee To Drop British Arms Count Plan, Repor!   Adopt Compromise Plan To Break Jam Over Disarmament

British Proposal For Arms Count Reported Dropped   UN Moves to Break Jam Holding Up Disarmament Vate

Drop Troop  Count   Controversial One Proposed by British to UN  In Compromise

U.N. Action  Aids U.S. on Atom Secret   Previously, British Step Threatened To Compel Disclosure of Data.

BRITISH - SOVIET ACTION VIEWED AS ‘DANGEROUS’   English Delegation Claims America Could Forestall Showdown By Veto

Probing  Of Arms Thought  Dropped   Request Of Britain Reported Placed In Ash Can

UN Committee Cancels Troop Count Program   Action Taken To Break Deadlock; Agree To Report On Final Decision

U.N. Group Drops Troop  Count Plan   Compromise Move Made to Break Jam Holding Up Action on Resoluticn For Disarmament

Controversial British Plan Is Discarded by Committee;  Puts Off Decision Until Next Assembly.      RESOLUTION MAY BE PASSED LATE TODAY

BRITISH PROPOSAL ON TROOP COUNT  1S BEING DROPPED   Compromise Move Is Made: jn Effort to Break Jam Hold ing Up Discussion

World-Wide Troop and Arms Count Proposal ‘Dropped’   Sudden Compromise Reported in Move to End Jam Holding Up U. N. Disarmament Resolution Discarded Plan ‘Dangerous’ to U. S.

FOR A WORLD-WIDE TROOP, ARMAMENT COURT COMPROMISE   Was a Move to Break a Jam Holding Up Disarmament Resolution.   A MAJOR DIFFICULTY   is Conditional Upon Its Acceptance By the United i States.

British Troop  Bid Dropped in Move To Get at Arms Proposal: Eight & Halt Million Offered UN For Site

U. N. Jam On Disarmament Compromised   Committee Decides To Drop Controversial Britsah Prononeal.

Plan Requiring U.S. to Disclose A-Secret Dropped  Powertul UN Committee's

World-wide Troop Count Proposal Out   U.N. Commiftee in Compromise Move te Break Armament Jom

U.N. Drops Plans For Check-Up   Big Powers Must Approve Committee Action, However

U.N. Proposal Would Require Full Disclosure   Committee Reported To Have Dropped British Proposal For Troop, Arms Census; Voices Fear

ISSUE RAISED BY BRITAIN, RUSSIA IN U.N. ASSEMBLY   RESOLUTION CALLS FOR ARMS REPORT AT HOME, ABROAD

Drop Proposal for Arms Tally to Avert Jam      _UN Committee Calls Off Controversial Topic, Report

See Disclosure Of Atom Secrets Forced On U.S.   Russia And Great Britain Agree “On Principle” lo Armaments Appeal:

U. S. Was Facing Having To Reveal Atomic Secrets   Committee Near Agreement On Resolutions For Arms Reduction, Atomic Weapon Ban

Drops Tres and  Arms Count! Plan   Opposed to Disclosing  UN Committee i U.S. Atomic Secret   WANTS CONTROL FIRST   Spaak Urged British Proposal Be Omitted to Speed Procedure

British Proposa On Armaments Reported Out  Compromise Move Rranbe LIND lam

—Sudden Compromise Move In U.N.—  Disarmament Jam Breakina   - +» Count-Of-Troops Proposal May Be Droppec

Disarmament Resolution to Be Considered   U.S. May Have To Unguard Atomic Secrets to The  Rest of World

.Compromise Move  U.N. Committee Discards British: Census On Arms

Would Break Jam on Arms Resolution   Settlement Is Conditional on  Acceptance by Big Three

U.N. Committee Drops British Idea On Arms Checking   U.S. May Soon Have to Give Up

United States’ Atom Secrets  Placed In Peril   Would Have Been Forced ‘To Give Information Immediately

British Proposal For Troops Count Drepped By U. N.   Sudden Compromise Move To Break Deadlock In Disarmament

Care Of Mental Cases Target  For G. C. Doub   G.O.P. Candidate For Atty.-General Attacks; Lane For Bay Bridge

i a he Stes ae el cnrinrme deel  Pratt, Kas., Field Declared Surplus

PRATT FIELD IS SURPLUS   War Department Action Follows _ Air Forces Declaration

LANE LAUNCHES HIS CAMPAIGN FOR GOVERNOR   Hagerstown Publisher Opposes Outside Domination Of Party   TAWES IS WILLING TO BECOME CANDIDATE

Lane Launches Drive With Radio Address   Candidate Says He Wil! _ Fight To Hold Principals of Party

Advised Junking of Baruch Atom Control Plan and Conciliation Treatment of Reds to Avoid War   ‘Last Minute Effort by Truman to Head Off Release of Letter Fails; Press Secretary Ross Takes Blame in Mix-Up

Letter to Truman Made Public Through Mixup As President Tries to Head It Off.   CALLED FOR JUNKING BARUCH ATOMIC PLAN   Voiced Anxiety Over “Trend  Toward Conflict” and Asked Coneiliatory Treatment of Russia.

President Fails To Balk Release; Writer Pearson Threatens To Sue Cabinet Member

Kidnaped Child Reported Found   Toby Tobias, 5, Believed To Be Found In Indiana In Custody of Woman

Kidnaped Child, 3 Found Unhurt  With Former Nurse  Toby Tobias, Missing Four Days From Home lLarsted in Indiana:

Pop Willing to Give All Kidnaped Toby Tobias Found In Terre Haute

IDENTIFY MAID LIVING IN CHEAP ROOMING HOUSE   Hoosier Police Report Gir Unharmed; Woman En Route to Ohio

INDIANA FINDS MISSING CHILD   Terre Haute Police Report 3. -. Year-Old Lass OK

Steel Output Cut in Two   Chicago Faces Threat Of “Brownout” Due  To Coal Strike

Steel Output Is Slashed In Half   Threat OF Electricity “Brownout” Arising .  Over Coal Strike

Miners’ Str ike Shr ‘inks Output U. S. Industries   Steel Ingots Operation Down to 54.5 Percent: Threat of Electric “Brownout?? Arising,

he IN COAL STRIKE SWINGS. 10 WASHINGTON  Ste Tn Pi tts tur rah “At ity

SMALL COAL PILES CUT STEEL OUTPUT   Chicago Faced With Brown: out To Save Fuel

CIO-PAC Face Toughest Test In The South   By Jack Belt Associated Prets Polltical

Tough Dixie Test Faces P.A.C.: Other  Contests on Slate   Alabama, Arkansas Join Tennessee, Kentucky in Selecting Nominees

Dixie Voters Are Picking Leaders Now   Several Congressional Elections Will Take Place This Week

PAC UP AGAINST TOUGHEST TEST   Tennessee Primary W i! Give Political Action Committee Of CIO Hard Run; Other Dixie Primaries On Tan.

Election Interest Swings To South  Four States Will  Ballot During Week

ClO-PAC SETUP FACING A HARD TEST IN DIXIE   Tennessee Voters To Decide on MecKellar’s Bid Thursday; Other Races Cited

Tennessee Vote Will Test CIO   Union Issue At Stake In Senatorial Race Between McKellar and Carmack

ROUNDUP OF PRIMARIES  South Takes Vote Spotlight As Alabama Ballots Today

McKellar Race In Tennessee  Test for PAC   Senate Veteran Faces Decision This Week; 3 Other States Vote

Southern States Set Elections  Alabama Senatoria Rara Taame Taday

PAC Faces Dixie Test This Week   Tennessee, Alabama, Kentucky, Arkansas Voters To Decide

President Will Not Interfere  On Filibuster   Always Preferred Limited Debate, He Says: GOP Tries Gag Rule

Assaults On CIO By AFL And John L. Lewis May Be Prelude to New Labor Supremacy War

GOV. MEADOWS CALLS SPECIAL SESSION         Lewis, AFL Attack CIO: New U.S. Labor Strussle Seon   Titler Says UMW Faced With 50 Per Cent Cut In Pay Unless They Get An Increase   Calm Before Storm 'Pervades Minins Area

Sudden Assaults On Cl0 by Lewis, AFL Scrutinized  Hints of: Potential -New: Battle Over “Lebanese Idenloay: _

Lewis Champions AFL Against C10   Crafts Group, He Says, Is Now ‘More American’

GOV. MEADOWS CALLS SPECIAL SESSION   Lewis. AFL Attack CIO: New U.S. Labor Struggle Seen

AFL. Leaders War on C10.   Struggle for Labor Control! Believed Back of Attacks

Lewis, AFL Make Sudden Attack On C10   Lifts Curtain On New Struggle For Labor Supremacy

C10’s Policies Draw Criticism  Of Lewis, AFL   UMW Chieftain Present Plea for Labor Unity Tu Radio Inter: a

LEWIS, A. FL  ATTACK €. 1.0   Call For Perpetuation O Free Institutions Of America

Lewis, AFL Lash Out At CIO Ideology   Sudden Assault Presages ‘Struggle For Labor Supremacv In United States: °°   SEEK NEW AFFILIATES

National Guard Of 622500 Asked   ‘States Called on to Double  Pre-War Enrollment

State Governors Called Upon To Raise National Guard Force Of 622,500 Men

States Asked To Maintain Strong Guard   Alabama Would Have 10,128 Ground, 1,104 Air  Troops Under Program

Arizona Asked to Raise National Guard Units—Regimental Combat Team and a Fighter Squadron

Pair L Dead In Car Accident   Flash Flood That Inundated Highway In Denton County Blamed For Mishap

Propose To Close NW Lumberyards   2,400 Members To Vote.  Charge: Discrimination

A.F.L. Seaman Strike In’ Ports On All Three Coasts; Predict Complete Tie-up

IS EXPECTED TO THE UP ALL SHIPPING   A. F. of L. Seamen Quit Jobs at Atlantic, Pacifie and Gulf Ports— Rails Embargo Freight Shipments to Docks,

SEAMEN LEAVE JOBS IN EAST   AFL Setup Predicts 4C0,000 To Strike at All Ports In U. 5S.

Maritime Strike  Gets Underway On Both Coasts   Schwellenbach Handles  Negotiations -- Truman

All Dock, Ship  Workers InU. S. Are Expected To Walk Off Posts   Truman Threatens Personal Action

Maritime strike  \AFL Seammen Ordered Off All Ships in Waae Rulina Protest

reversal of Limitation on  Wa ges Sought   Both Ship Operators And Union Line Up Against Wage Board Order Cutting Raise

First Seamen Go Out As Big Strike Nears    Walk Off New York Ships Today; General Tieup Scheduled To Commence Friday ~

All Saltwater Shipping Will Stop, Union Say:   Strike Effective On All Coasts; Dispute In Hands Of Secretary Of Labor

EMBARGO PUT ON FREIGHT AS SEAMEN STRIKE   Railroads Act as Biggest Walkout In Maritime History Grips U.S.

Complete Tieup Seen for Coasts   Truman Declares Schwellenbach Is Handling Affairs

Impose Rail Embargo On Port Hauling   Nation’s Biggest Maritime Strike Gets Under Way

Seamen Walk Off Ships fo Tie Up Saltwater Shipping   Union Sailors Won't Be Happy Until WPB Reverses Waae Ruling

Union Leaders Predict Tieup Of All Shipping   Dispute in Hands OF Schwellenbach

CHANGE IN PAY POLICY ASKED BY AFL.   Truman Says Action Is Up To Schwellenbach   G.1.0, SAILORS   To Respect Picket Lines: Walkout Will Make 200,000 Idle

Shipping Tied Up In All Ports By Maritime Strike   Truman Announces Issue Is in Hands Of Labor Secretary

All Saltwater Shipping Is Facing Tieup   Seafarers’ Strike Hits Both Coasts of Nation

Maritime Strike Ties - Up Salt Water Vessels   Unions Announce Walkouts 100 Per Cent Effective; Approximately 200.000 A F of L Members Involved

Roads Halt Freight to U.S. Ports   Step Taken To Prevent Congestion; Truman Not Acting Yet.

SHIP WORKERS BEGIN WALKOUT   AFL Leaders Say Strike Wil Idle 400.000 Workers.

Fe ee Bees ee Seamett a       Railroads Clamp. on. Embargo to Ports; . , Labor Secretary Has Problem. Truman ‘Sav:

Maritime:      NO FREIGHT SHIPMENTS TO t PORTS WILL BE- PICKER: SEAMEN OUIT THEIR SHE

Tie-Up of Saltwater Ports Seen   Railways Put Embargo on Ocean Terminal Freight; Dispute Put in Hands Gf Schwellenbach

Seamen Strike All Over Nation  _ WSB’ $ Disapproval “OF Pay Hike Cause

Some Men ‘Jump Gun,’ Hawk Says   Strike Plans Will Go Along Until Board Reverses Decision, Is Union Besort   Others Quit Jobs   Seamen Also Leave Ships at Baltimore; C.L.0. to Help

Union Leaders Predict Total Tieup Shipping   Truman Announces Dis. pute Over Limitation Of Wages Is In Hands Schwellenbach   Railways Embargo Frdight To. Ports   CIO National Maritime Union Says It Will Observe Picket Lines

Seamen Leave  Ships In Strike   Unions Ignore Offer Of Federal Board To Hold Hearing

Union Claims Walkout Will Halt Shipping   Work Stoppage Involves 400,900 AFL Members, Whils C10 Group Promises To Ob serve Picket Plane

LEADERS CLAIM ALL SHIPPING WILL BE HALTED   Last-Minute Offer by WSB Ta Reconsider Wage Dispute - Fails To. Halt Strike

Wage Dispute In Hands Of Stabilization Board; Late Settlement Spurned

Nationwide Shipping Vise up Seen as Reault of Wase Dispute; . CIO Seamen ‘To Res pect AFL Picket Lines.

SEAMEN GO ON STRIKE ON ALL COASTS   Predict Tieup Will Stop All Saltwater  Shinning in I. 8S

PICKETING IS SCHEDULED TO START FRIDAY   Strike Call Issued Despite Last-Minute Offer of the WSB to Consider Rehearing of Pay Boost      FEAR A COMPLETE TIEUP

Railroads Embargo Shipmmnis   Truman Places All Details in Hands Ot Schwellenbach.

Protest Wage Cut Ordered By WSB; Freight Curtailed   Walkout Likely To Develop Into Biggest In U.S. Maritime History

BIGGEST STRIKE IN MARITIME HISTORY BEGINS   Railroads Ban Export Freight

Maritime Strike ‘In Effect Today   ‘Complete Tieup in Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf Ports 7 Threat   ‘No Exemptions to Be Made “This Time” for Relief Cargoes

Union Leaders Say 400,000 Men Affected   Strike Plans Said Rolling; Tieup Of Ali Ports In United States Promised

Says Dispute Still in Hands Of Labor Dept.   Railroads Embargo Freight to Ports as Seamen Quit Ships

‘COMPLETE TIEUP OF SALTWATER SHIPPING 15 PREDICTED SC8N  WORK STOPPAGE AFFECTS 100 O00 AEL MEMRERS-

COMPLETE TIEUP OF  SALTWATER SHIPPIN  [5 PREDICTED SOGN WORK STOPPAGE AFFE  100,000 AFL MEMBERS CIO PLEDGES TO Alp

Complete Shipping Tie-up Predicted   AFL Seamen on AIL U.S. Coasts Go Out on Strike   \Dispute Over Wage Increases Goes to Labor Secretary--. 400,000 Involved

Rail Embargo on Port Shipments   Seamen Begin Walking Off Ships in New York Harbor

Dispute is Over WSB Limitation of Wage Raises   Walkout To Involve Over 400,000; Tieup Declared Effective

Decision Of Body Is Basis  For Act   Wage Raises Won At Conference Are Denied

Shipping Strike Is On   Tieup Stemming From Wage Demands Makes 100,000 Seamen Idle; *— Called: 100°. Effective

Work Stoppage Hits Pacific, Atlantic, Gulf Ports; Truman Leaves Problem With Secretary Schwellenbach

SEAMEN STRIKE AS. RAILROADS STOP FREICHT   Port Tieups On As Shipments By Rail Are Cut To Avoid Congestion

Labor Dept. Ponders_ Problem: TrumanSays fle Hasn't Intervened   THE EMBARGO APPLIED TO ATT.

RAILROADS PUT AN EMBARGO ON PORT FREIGHT   Hope to Halt PileUp as Maritime Unions Strike ‘

Railroads Impose Freight Embargo   Maritime Strike Forces Cancellation of Port Shipmante

Wage Decision Reversal Is Demanded   Complete Tieup Of Vessels Planned By Unions

N. ¥., Baltimore Sailors Jump Gun In Fight to Hold Negotiated Raise; Embarse Placed on Rail Port Runs

Seamen Strike At Noon   AFL Maritime Strike is on,  100 Percent Perfect Union Head States

PREDICT TIEUP OF SHIPPING IN ALL U. §. PORTS   Railroad Association Orders Embargo on Freight for Export

All Saltwater Shipping Is Facing Tieup  Seafarers’ Strike Hits Both

AFL Seamen Begin Walk-Out: Board Will Re-Hear Case   Musicians Expect to Return Soon; Light Union Studies Plan

400,000 AFL Seamen Walk Out; Support Pledged by ClO Unions   Union Leaders Predict All. Saltwater::Shipping ’ Will Be Halted in Dispute Over Limitation of Wage Raises by U. S. Stabilization. Board

TRUMAN TO ADDRESS 1) \ accrenurRiv   PRESIDENT OF CHILE RFRSIAWe

Tobacco Prices Still Show Gain   Grewers Hope For Even Higher Prices After Gair Shown Yesterday

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Discusses Rise Of Gambling In Field Of Sports

Final Approval To Project By Sisters of Mercy; Fifty Bed Institution Is Planned

Wisconsin Political Campaign Comes To Halt Amid Reeord Vote Forecast

WIFE OF UNEMPLOYED NEGRO GIVES BIRTH TO QUADRUPLETS AT AN OREGON COUNTY HOSPITA

LaF ollette, with His Own Party Disbanded, Stakes His Political Prestige by Running as Republican

LA FOLLETTE 10 RUN FOR SENATE IN GOP PRIMARY  EX-PROGRESSIVE HEAL   EX-PROGRESSIVE HEAD MUST BEAT FOES WHO CHARGE ISOLATIONISM

PASHAN - REUTER NUPTIALS HELD   Newlyweds Left On Wed ding Trip After Ceremony

Quick Thinking Woman ‘Saves Boy's Life; Shot In Playing With Chum

Union Leaders Say Will Open_Picket ‘Lines _ Around Exchanges in 42 States in Nation.

TRIAL OF HOMMA ADJOURNED WEEK   Prosecution: Ends Case Ascmer Jes Commander

Cabinet Studies Coal Crisis; Silence Shrouds Lewis-Krug Contract Parley

CABINET TALKS OVER COAL ROW   U.S. Awaits Signal From Lewis On Strike Action

Possibility Of Strike By Miners Is Still Threat; Cabinet Discusses Coal Situation In General Way Only   NOTICE OF STRIKE COULD COME TODAY

Airline Strike Ends In Arbitration Agreement— One Shipping Union Yields

UNION REJECTS WAGE OFFER BY EDISON PLANT   Power Workers Scheduled to Walk Ou! Next Wednesday

POLIGY ON WAGE HIKES SET FORTH BY U.S. BOARD   Group Rules Patterns Recentfv Established Put Neither Floor Nor Ceiling on Inereases.   SEVEN GUIDES FOR UNIONS AND EMPLOYERS   Eight Major Principles Will Be Followed in Passing Upon Applications for Raises.

U. §. RETAINS CONTROLS AT FUND MEETING   Vinson Made Chair: man of International  Bank and Fund

U.S. Dominates Money. Parley “At Savannah  On ly One -To nal nking Post Open .to. Other  baer   Only One -Top-Renking att Open to. Other,  24 “Nations At = ete Conference

US. DOMINATES ~ MONETARY SET-UP   First Executive Finds Vinson at te Helm as Committess Shane

United States Moves info Dominant Position in World Monetary Setup

.Vinson Elected Permanent Chainnan of Boards of Fund = and Bank. Site Is Disputed

News Day And Nigh   Hudson And Manhattan Railway Trainmen And — Engineers Walk Out   Hard Coal Pits Will Close Dow   Government And Labor Of ficials Work To Avert Maritime Stoppage

Labor Picture Bright Despite New And Threatening Strikes   End Of Fifteen Day Old Strike Of Newspaper Truck Drivers Was Announced Today By Management and Union Men

Coal Strike End Indicates Drop In Idle Workers   Anthracite Mine Walkout Nears * Deadline Tonight

Labor Front Easier After Settlement   Drop Seen in Number of Idle Workers but New Strikes Loom in Hard Coal Mines. Shipping

LABOR PICTURE BRIGHTER, BUT STILL CLOUDY   Number Of Fresh Walkouts Called Or Threatening; Roundup Of Cur rent Strike News.

Drastic Drop In Ranks Of Idle Workers   Settlement Of Coal Strike Is Big Help

Pearl Harbor Probe May Be Followed Up   Senate Committee To Reopen Inquiry Into Fortification Delays at Hawaii

SENATORS DECIDE TO REOPEN PEARL HARBOR INQUIRY   COMMITTEE PLANS TO.CHECK DELAYS CITED IN REPORT

Second Pear! Harbor Probe Seems Likely   New Investigation Expected to Center Around Col. Wyman

Senate Pin-Points New Pearl Harbor Inquiry on Delays   Colonel Wyman Becomes Central Figure in Case

NEW PROBE DUE IN HARBOR RAID   Group Will Look Again Inte Delay In Fortifying Base

Col. Wyman Center Of Pearl Harbor Defense Delay Quiz  Construction Hold: Up Before Jap Attack — . + Subject of Query...

Investigating Body Reopens Study of Prewar Delay in Fortifying Pacific Bastion; Former Hawaiian Engineer Is in Limelight

Another Peart Probe Looms   Delays in Fortifying Pacific Bastion to Be Looked Into

Lay Plans For Another Pearl Harbor Inquiry   Senate Group To Dig Into Delay In Fortifying Pacific Base.

Senate Reopens Pre-War Inquiry   Delay In Providing Defenses Brought Up For Study

Mt BE "SEED   Pre-war Delays in Fortifying Pacific Bastion May Be Subiect of Probe   DISTRICT ENGINEER 1S KEY FIGURE IN SETUP

TALK OF NEW PROBE INTO PEARL HARBOR   Senate Group Would Look Into Fortifying Delay

'To Check Hawaii. Defense Lag      Senate Committee —  To Look Into “Wyman Matter” As Suggested. In Pearl Harbor Report

Senate Board Will Look Into Pre-War Hawaii   War Profits Committee To Reopen Inquiry On Wyman: Criticises May

Reason Sough For Delays in  Construction   Deeper Study Planned of Wyman’s Responsibility

NEW PROBE OF PEARL HARBOR MMAY BE MANE   Mead Committee Will Reopen Its Own Ineauiry

DISTRICT ENGINEER CENTRAL FIGURE IN PROPOSED INQUIRY   Brewster Says Similar Effort Two Years Ago Blocked _ by House Grove

New Pear! Harbor Inquiry Seen  Canntn Cammittee to Investigate Delays in Fortification

New Pearl Harbor Probe by Senate Will Be Re-opened   Brewster Says That Similar Effort Was Blocked  . by Mav; Wyman -« Is Key Figure *

PROMISE NEW PH RAID REPORT   ‘Senate Committee Decides to : Reopen Inquiry

Mead May Delve Into Pearl Harbor [ Debacle  Sh eee a2  —— pe aes ee Bn ae That te Wi sli¢eae,y ~

DENATORS PLAN NEW PROBE ON PEARL HARBOR   Mead Committee Will Investigate Delays in Fortifving Bastion

SENATE DECIDES TO PROBE JAPS’ ASSAULT ANEW   Pearl Harbor Engineer Is the Central Figure in Forthcoming Inquiry

Senate Body To Reopen Inquiry   Takes Its Cue From Recent Findings

Senate Body Will Reopen Own Inquiry Of Debacle   May Obtains Blame Kor Former Failure

Mead Promises Wyman Matter Te Be Followed Up   Probers Will Investigate Pearl Harbor Blame Further

PROFITS UNIT WILL REOPEN HAWAII PROBE   Brewster Asserts May Blocked Inquiry wo Years Ago

Attack Inquiry To Be Reopened  Decide on Hearing Pearl Harbor Report

Pin-Pointed Pearl Harbor Probe Begun   Senate Committee to Look Into Delays in Fortifying Base

Reopen. Probe Into Delay At Pearl Harbor   Senate War Investigating Committee To Exantine Defense Preparations.

New ‘Pin-Poine:d’ Probe Of Pearl Harbor’ Disaster May be Made by Committee

New P. H. Probe May Investigate Wyman   Senate Committee to Reopen Inquiry Into Pre-War  Delays in Fortifying Pearl Harbor; Rep. May Blocked Earlier Probe

NEW INVESTIGATI OF PEARL HARBOR   Senate War Inquiry Com_ mittee to Look Into Forti, fication Delay   FORMER. TRY BLOCKED

New Pearl Harbor ‘Probe Is Planned By Senate Group.   Mead Committee To ~ Investigate -Engineer; GOP  May Conduct -'Own Probe.

Senate Committee Will Re Open. Inv esligation: Of Delay” Tok ‘ortify “Pearl. Harbor Before Jap Attack

Second Probe Of Pearl Harbor Disaster Looms   Report Much Vital Evidence Denied, Witnesses Re-Routed, Suspect Hawaii Man

Russians May Block Talk On Austrian Case   New Obstacle Looms As Big Four Chiefs Convene Again

Russia Reported i in Op; position to Placing Austria’. on Agenda—Re: parations for Countries  Other Than. Germany 7 May Come Up First. «

Reds Against Discussion Of Austria   Say More Time Needed To Study Situation; Ready to Talk RuhrRhineland Problem

Big Four Ministers Fail to Agree  on Frontier Issues   Council, However, Rejects Austriar Claims to Part of Tyrol; Byrnes, Molotov Hold Conference

Reds Oppose Discussion Of Austrian Situation By Foreign Ministers:

 PEACE CONFERENCE—  Byrnes And Bevin In —  Long Paris Conference  : “Fresh Atmosphere Of Optimism Prevail a hg Foreign Ministers. Tackle Problems

BIG 4 IN SESSION   oe  c  Ministers ‘Hope to Reach  Agreements on European Peace Treaties

Byrnes And Bevin Talk In Advance Of Big 4 Session   Optimism Is Keynote Of Conference

Russia May Halt Talk Of Austria   Ruhr and Rhineland ‘To Be Discussed At Ministers’ Meet

Russia Balks at Placing Austrian Issue Before Big-Four Session   Raises No Objections to Discussing. French Demands to Separate Ruhr, Rhineland From Germany, But Claims.Austria Needs Full Study

RUSSIA DUE TO BLOCK U. 5. ON AUSTRIAN CASE   Soviets Seek To Delay Talk as Big Four Ministers Resume Parley.

AUSTRIA LOSES BID FOR TYROL   Foreign Ministers Fai To Agree On Italian Frontier Issues

Russia to Block Austrian Debate   Reds Are Reported Opposed to Placing Problem on Agenda At Dapie Canbkavcanken

BIG FOUR SEEKING EUROPEAN ACCORD   Russia May Block Consider ation nf Auctria

Soviets Seek Toa Biock Austrian Situation Talk   Oppose U.S. Move At  Big Four Conference

Ministers Reject Austrian Claims  Fail To Agree On Frontier Issues

Optimism At Big 4 Meeting   Bevin and Byrnes Confer Prior to Ministers’ Second Session

RUSSIA OPPOSES PLACING AUSTRIA ON BIG 4 AGENDA   AGREES TO DISCUSS FRENCH DEMANDS IN RUHR AND RHINELAND

Russians Oppose Austrian Study   General Reparations First on Schedule for Foreign Ministers

Byrnes, British Speaker In ‘Talk   Comment Declined After Closed  Conference 

Byrnes And Bevin Hold Conference   Two Leaders Discuss Big Four Problems For An Hour

Byrnes and Bevin Confer   Russia Reverses Stand On France Taking  Part in Discussion

Byrnes and Bevin Hold Conference   Russia’s Decision  To Permit France to Talk on Balkans Stirs New Hope of Agreement

—Forcign Ministers—  Peace Accord Sought   Russia To Block U. S. Efforts For Discussion Of Austrian Situation

Reds Hope To Defer Talks. On Austria   Molotoy Reverses Stand On French Parlev Attendance

Reds Oppose Austria on  The Agenda   Feel Situation Important, Needs Careful Study

Russians May Bar Big Four Austria Stud y   Raise No Objection, How: ever To Discussing Ruhr And Rhineland

RUSSIA REPORTED TO BE READY 70 BLOCK U.S, AUSTRIA PLAN.  MINISTERS CONTINUE  CONFERENCE TO MAKE PEACE TALKS POSSIBLE .

{Report Russia To Attempt To Block Any Discussion Of Austrian Question

AMERICANS STUDY TRIESTE PROPOSAL MADE BY FRANCE   Paris Suggests at Big 4 Meeting That Port Be Internationalized—Byrnes and Molotov Confer.   AUSTRIA’S CLAIMS TO SOUTH TYROL DENIED   Conterees Fail to Agree or Franco-Italian Frontier Issues and Free Danube  % Navigation.

Ministers Meet In Conference Before Session  Optimistic View Of   Optimistic View Of Program Reported As Reds Soften

SEEK AGREEMENTS ~ ON THE EUROPEAN DEAPE TREATIES   The Big Four Foreign .Ministers Met Again This Afternoon.   RUSSIA THREATENS   Reporis She Would Block Any American Effort On Austria.

Big 4 Rejects Austria Claims  For So. Tyrol   Foreign Envoys Fail To Reach Accord on Franco-lalian Border

BYRNES, BEVIN IN CONFERENCE   Atmosphere Optimistic After Russia Accepts France's Entry

Big 4 Reject Austrian Claims  On South Tyrol   Ministers Fail To Agree On Franco-Italian Issues, Danube Shipping

Austrian Peace Effort Blocked  Place on Agenda   Place on Agenda Denied at Meet

Report Russ To Block Inquiry of Austrian Status   Big 4 Ministers Meet Again To Fix Pacts To Insure Europe’s Peace

BlG-4 FAILS  TO AGREE ON VITAL ISSUES   Deadlock Reported On Danube Navigation, Frontier Issues

Fresh Signs Of Optimism Are Noted By Big Four   Ministers Open Talks With View Of Writing Treaties For Europe

Bio Four Session Rejects Austrian South Tyrol Claim   French-Italian Border Issues and Danube  Dispute Still Undecided

Ministers Turn Down Austrian Claims to Tyrol   Council Is Unable To Agree on Franco-ltalian Frontier

U.S. Asking for Study of Issue At Paris Parley   France Seeks Action On Ruhr, Rhineland Areas of Germany

Russia Reported in Opposition to Placing Austria on Agenda-—- Renarations for Countries Other Than Germany May Come Up First.

Austria New Split Cause   Russia Doesn’t Want Any Discussion of Austrian Situation by Ministers Now

OPTIMISM ON UPGRADE AT PARIS MEETING OF BiG FOUR   Russia Opposed To Discussing Austria But Will Let French Attend

ENVOYS MEET 10 DISCUSS BiG 4 AGENDA   Qptimism Over Paris Peace Talks Arises as Russia Agrees to Let France Take Part in Parley on Balkans.

Big-4 Rejects Austria Claim In South Tyrol   Byrnes - Molotov Talk at Russian’s Request

Seek Accord  On Treaties   Russia Reported Trying To Block Austrian Discussion At Paris Meet.

Moscow Plans To Block Move By U.S. Group   American Informant Con firms That Soviet Foreign  Minister Opposed Placing Issue on Paris Agenda   No Objection To French Ruhr Aims   Detachment of Arena and  i Rhineland From Germany  Proposed; France to Pare Heipate in Balkans

 ‘OPA To Keep Number Of New Sugar ‘Ration Stamp Secret Until January 1

NUMBER OF NEW SUGAR STAMP TO BE “SECRET’   Identity Of Coupon Will Not Be Revealed Until January 1, When It Becomes Valid

ATOMIC GAS UNIT MAY POWER TRAIN: PATENT {$ SOUGHT   Energy Said Producec from Uranium; Leade of Company Tells of Po tentialities,   UNUSUALLY LOW COST PREDICTED

Lengthy Senate Sessions Seen In Filibuster  FEPC Supporters May Force Action

SENATORS STILL BATTLING OVER FEPC MEASURE   BACKERS PROPOSE 24-HOUR SESSIONS TO-HALT DEBATERS

FEPC Bill ‘Fight Gets Hotter   Republicans Will Attempt To Break Filibuster By Long Sessions

36 Republican Senators Will Hit Filibuster   FEPC Advocate Favors Putting Cots In Cloakrooms

Filibuster End Sought  In ‘Marathon’ Session  Sleeping Cots Proposed by Morse If FEPC Issue Brines Drastic Stene

Plan Dratted To Block Filibuster   Long Sessions For Senate are Agreed

FEPC BACKERS PREPARED FOR BITTER BATTLE   Round-Clock Sessions Are Slated To Break Filibuster

Continued Senate Session Urged to. Smash Filibuster   Fair Employment Bill Is Core: Of Bitter Dispute

‘Round the Clock Sessions Of Senate Proposed to Break Up Southerners’ FEPC Filibuster

Filibuster Of FEPC Continues   Supporters Seek To Hold Chamber In  Continuous Meetings

Aim To Break FEPC Filibuster  Would Keep Senate In Lonaer Sessions

Solons Plan To Wear Qu! Filibuster   Longer Sessions of  Senate Proposed as  F.E.P.C. Row Warms Up

Republicans Joir Effort to Halt South Filibuster   Long Sessions Are Demanded For Lawmakers

FEPC Backers Gird for Battle   Continuous Session May Be Weapon Against Filibustér’

"ROUND. THE CLOCK SESSIONS ARE PROPOSED 10 COUNTER STRATEGY OF DIXIE SOLONS

Ways To Break Filibuster In Senate Sought   *Round-The-Clock Sessions With Cots For Sleepy Members Proposed By FEPC Supporters

SENATE MAY MEET ‘ROUND THE CLOCK   Lay Plans To Break Southern FEPC Filibuster

Senate Threatens To Bring in Cots To End Filibuster   Quickie Naps Proposed as Southern Senators Block FEPC Legislation

Continuous Session for Senate Seen   Placing of Cots in Cloak Room for Use in Round The Clock Meeting of Upper House Proposed

: Idea Of Quickie Naps To Break Up Filibuster  Against FEPC Loses Out To Six O'Clock Plan

FEPC PROs PLAN   ‘Quickie Naps‘ Talked to Break Dixie Filibuster

Plan to Break FEPC Block   Round Clock Senate Sessions With Cots For Members Proposed

AUTO WORKERS MAY ASK NEW PAY BOOST   Slaim Living Costs Necessitate Promised Demands

HEAD OF CIO-UAW ALSO DECLARES UNION WILL SPONSOR NATIONWIDE BUY » > ER'S STRIKE ~

Unions Threaten Ask W ase Boosts If OPA Beaten   Buyers’ Strike Launched In four Major Cities

SCORE OF REVOLUTIONARIES ARRESTED IN CUBA   U. S. AND BRITISH PROTEST SENDING CF SKILLED GERMAN TECHNICIANS WORKERS INTO RUSSIA

SECOND BIKINI A-BOMB WILL SUBJECT BATTLESHIPS’ HULLS TO GIANT PRESSURE

Deliveries Of Coke. Restricted By (PA   Manufactured Gas Utilitres Still Able to Get Fuel

UNIONS 10 RATIFY EM WARE PACT   Vote Scheduled Sunday; Assembly Work Set for April 1

Government Troops Re. portedly Sweep toward Communist-Held Harbin

Chiang’s Men Are Beating Communists  Marshall Confers in Effort to Bring iio kn Pe

NECKLINES HELPED DISTRACT VICTIMS   Ohio Woman Gets Two Years In Theft Of Checks

NINE MORE DIE OVER MEMORIAL DAY WEEK END   Report Drownings, Airplane,  Automobile Accidents in State

MARINE NON-COMS LOSE RATINGS IN DEMOB PROTEST   FAILED TO DISPLAY JUDGMENT, LOYALTY GENERAL EXPLAINS

State Officials Report Abuses In VA Program   Some Too Swamped To Check Up

‘State Officials Divided  On Extent of Abuses In Vet Job Training Program

Warships May Sail Skyward   Underwater Bomb Test  Likely To Hurl Bits Two Miles In Air

Stock Market Still “Jittery”   Stocks Dip, Rally And Flop Again This Morning; Bonds Also Slip In Price

DEMAND RAISE IN DRAFT AGI      Would Help Overseas Johnson Claims

Navy Considered Iceberg Carrier   Fantastic Ship Would Have Been Used For Pacific Operations

Clamp Curfew On Tel Aviv   Sweeping Round Up on In Search for Hotel Bombers

British To Make 3000 Arrests In Hotel Explosion.   Troops Given Orders To. Kill As Curfew . Imposed

Hunt Begins In Tel Aviv   British Clamp Curfew In Bombing Roundup

Curfew Of 22 Hours For  Tel Aviv   British Expect To  Arrest 2,000 To 3,000 Jewish Men, Women In Hunt For Bombers

Odoraus Red Meeting ee CCE,  127 Arrested as Result of Riof In New Orleans

127 Arrested At Communist Meet In New Orleans  Police Respond To Riot Call

Police Nab 127 At Red Session   Arrests Follow Riot Call To Meeting Of Communist Party.

Odorous Red Meeting  127 Arrested as Result of Riot In New Orleans

Communists’ Party Breaks Up ina Riot   Eggs, Tomatoes, ‘Stink Bombs’ and Chairs Hurled

Ashford General Hospital To Close  Property To Revert To Civilian Use. Said

Republicans Vote To Have More State Leaders  Veterans and Women’ Activities to Be  QArannived hvu Party

Republicans Vote To Have More State Leaders  Veterans and Women’ Activities to Be

MILLIONS FACE IDLENESS FROM FREIGHT TIEUP   Embargo Forced By Shortage  of Coal Threatens Nation Wish Enanamire (ricic.

Soviet Group  Challenges One Procedure Rule   Chairman To Recognize. Yugoslavia To Answe: Italian Plea For Softened Treaty Terms

PARLE f—  Differ On Debate Procedure  Oppose Giving Yugoslavia Floor On Italy Pact ©

\Vishinsky Says /Russia Is lnsulted   Claims Bymes Ruling as Chairman Is Affront to His Country   / ON ITALIAN QUESTION   Secretary of State Had Decided to Recognize Only  Yugoslavia

VISHINSKY RAPS BYRNES DURING PEACE PARLEY   Soviet Delegate Says Chair. man’s Ruling Is Insult To Soviet Union

BYRNES NOW CHAIRMAN OF PEACE CONFAB   Only Yugoslavia to Debate Treaty Terms at Present Time

RUSSIA ATTACKS ITALIAN TREATY DEBATE RULING   Byrnes Denies Red Delegate Time to Discuss Pact

Yugoslavia Will Be Recognized to Answer Italian Plea for Softened Terms   ‘Four Invited   Albania, Mexico, Cuba and Egypt to Attend Hearings

RUSSIAN BLOC DEFEATED AGAIN ON RULE VOTE      Albania, Mexico, Egypt, Cuba May State Peace Views At Paris Confab   SECRETARY IS ELECTED   Frenchman Named To Post After Usual Debate Among Delegates

U. §. DELEGATE TAKES OVER AS HEAD   Plea For Softer Treaty Made By Italy   CONFERENCE   Votes To Allow Albania, Mexico, Cuba, Egypt To Participate

ALBANIA, EGYPT, MEXICO & CUBA GET INVITATION   Paris Conference Votes Unanimously To Extend Bid To Four Nations To Attend Treaty Hearing.

Invitations To 4. Voted At Meeting   Albania, Mexico, Cuba And Egypt Asked To Appear For Hearings On Italian Treaty; __. Agree On Agenda Methods —

Vishinsky, Byrnes  Clash   Russian Denounces As ‘Unfair’ Ruling To Bar General Debate on Italy

Byrnes Ruling Insults USSR, Delegate Says   ‘Infraction of All Peace Conference Rules’ Charged

Byrnes Takes. Over Chair At ‘Peace Meeting   Soviet Delegation Quickly Challenges Oue of His First Rulings Ou Procedure

Russian Opposes Ruling Plating ftalian Question on Fu tire Agenda   RECOGNIZE YUGOSLAVIA~ _ FOR LIMITED OPINION

INVITE ALBANIA, MEXICO, CUBA AND EGYPT TO ATTEND   BALLOT UNANIMOUS AFTER HOT FIGHT ON HEARING PROCEDURE

Byrnes Ruling Against Italian Debate Flayed   American Takes Over as Peace Chairman; Meets Challenge From Vishinsky of Russia

Attacked By Vishinsky At Peace Parley   Red Delegate Insists Debate On Italy’s Plea Miict Re General.

Four Nations Get Bid For Treaty Parley   Attend Hearings On Italian Pact

Mfalian Treaty Talks Broadenec By Conference  Small Nations To Give Views

Russian Flays Byrnes Ruling   Vishinsky Declares Limitation On Debate ‘Insult To Soviet Union.’

Soviet Delegate Assails Byrnes At Paris Parley   Vishinsky Charges American’s Ruling is Insult’. To: Russia

Byrnes Ta’: Ss. Over as New Chairman 01 eace Parley; Soviets Challenge Ruling

Reds Call Byrnes Unfair For Not Allowing Debate Today on Italian Treaty

Italy's Plea For Lenienc) Causes Row   U. §. Diplomat Recognizes Only Yugoslavia

RUSSIAN SAYS BYRNES’ RULE UNFAIR   Byrnes Had Ruled Out General Debate On Italian Treaty

Byrnes In Chair At Paris, Russia Fights Rulings  Italian Spokesman  Pleads For Delay And Clemency

REDS CHALLENGE BYRNES DECISION   American Secretary Takes Parley’s Chairmanship

Byrnes Ruling Is Attacked   Russian Challenges Point Of Procedure Of Parley Chairman

US. Secretary, Sitting as Parley President, Rules Out Full Debate On Italian Treaty: Gives Yugoslavia Chance to Answer Plea of De Gasper

(Charges Yugoslav Right fo Speech Freedom Infringed   Byrnes Still Says Yugoslav Can Speak Only on Italian Treaty as He'd Ruled

Byrnes Taking Up Role At Meet   Russians Quickly Challenge Rule On Matters

New Protest By Russians   Delegates Challenge Ruling of Byrnes At Paris Conference

Russian Delegate Turns His Fire on Secretary Byrnes   Ruling at Peace Parley an “Insult To Soviet Union,“ Vashinsky Declares

Byrnes Ruling Draws Fire From Soviet Delegate   Russians Ask Debate Be Opene? !n Italian Treaty Declaration

BYRNES TAKES HELM, HANDED RED CHALLENGE   Russian Objects To Ruling Giving Slavs Right To Renly To Italian Plea

Byrnes’s Ruling  An ‘Insult   Soviets Continue © To Heckle Peace Conference; YugoSlavia Speaks Toda;

BYRNES CHAIRMAN OF THE PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE   Soviet Delegation Quickly Challenged One of His Rulings.   IT WAS ON PROCEDURE      Byrnes Said He Would Recognize Yugoslavia Today.

Vishinsky Challenges Byrnes Ruling Limitinc Italian Treaty Debate

BYRNES FRG] TREATY RULING GALLED UNFAIR   Russia Protests Decision to Forego ftalian Debate Until Later.

Challenge Ruling on Proceedure   Byrnes’ Recognition Of Yugoslavia To Answer Italian Plea Drew Russian Fire

Hughes Gains No Ground in Fight for Life   Doctors Say His Condition Is Precarious

Condition Of Hughes Remains Precarious   Aircraft Executive Whispers Cause of Plane Crash

NEWTOWN BOARD HAS 7 ENTERING SERVICE   Morrisville Boro’ Provides Two Selectees; Newtown and Yardley One Each

RAIL SIGNALMIEN REJOWN AFL FOLD AFTER 18 YEARS  Return of 20,000 Increases Membership to About 7,171,000  ANOTHER BID 1S MADE        Convention Invites 600,000 Machinists-to Resume   Convention Invites 600,000 Machinists-to Resume Their Affiliation

Railway Signalmen Rejoin A. F. L.; Group Bids for Machinists Return

Vehicle Bureau Ex-cashier Faces Embezzling Case  Russell G. Pfeifer Held in California  rr... ©€112sAs FL ......

Former Motor Vehicle Cashier Nabbed In West   Pfeifer Is Charged With Embezzling $11,306 From State During 1940-1945

Former State Cashier Held   Arrested in West For Embezzling $11,306

GROUP OF FIVE CHARGED WITH CONTROL PLAN   Will Have Charge Of Development, Use Of Atom Energy  !

Lilienthal Heads Atomic Energy Control Agency   Civilian Commission Supersedes Army In Control of Development and Use of Atom: Clapp Is Named Chairman of TVA

TRUMAN NAMES 9 TO CONTROL USE OF ATOMIC ENERGY   Commission Is Headed dy David E. Lilienthal — Takes Over Task Here tofore Held by Army.   PATTERSON PROMISES FULEST CO-OPERATION   Appointments Subject to Sen ate Confirmation—G. R. Clapp Succeeds Lilien thal As TVA Chief.

GROUP NAMED BY PRESIDENT   Lilienthal Tope 5-Man Commission Under Federal Wing

Atomic Energy Commission Set Up by Truman   Lilienthal to Direct Agency; Four Others Appointed

GORNALLY FAVORS NARROWER VETO   Delegate to Paris Believes Parley Recommendations Will Carry Weight

Connolly Hails 2-1 Paris Vote AsU.N. Augury   ‘Senate Chairman Praises -Byrnes’’ ‘Radio. Broadcast

DR. ANDERSON FOUND GUILTY   Jury Discloses Its Verdict in Second Degree Murder Case

Price Control Still On Bread-And Flow   Broad Order Lifting the Ceilings Is Under Consideration

FLOUR CONTROL MAY BE LIFTED   Proposals Considerec To Remove Ceilings On Wheat Foods

New Boosts In Food Costs Over Nation Are Seen  Price Curbs May Be Abolished On Bakery Products By OPA

ORDER LIFTING FLOUR CONTROLS BEING STUDIED   Broad Directive Freeing Prices On Bakery Products Is Likely   PETITION FILED BY RESTAURANT OWNERS

BREAD PRICE RULING NEAR   Order Lifting Controls Or All Bakery Products ’ Expected Soon

Still Considering Lifting Price Lids Off Flour, Bread   New Action Expected Despite Formal Rejection

Bakers Apnea For Decontrol Turned Down  Aariculfurea PDenartmeni   Agriculture Department Says No But OPA May End Ceilings Soon   ORDER LIFTING LIDS UNDER CONSIDERATION

Bread and Flour Decontrol Still Under Consideration   Government Officia's Announce They Are Studying Proposal Despite Formal Rejection of Bakery Industry’s Petition for Lifting of Ceilings—Restaurant Men Ask That Tops Be Taken Off Meals, Food and Drinks.

Board Rejects Bakers’ Plea For Decontrol   Lifting Of Price Lids From Products Still Considered

Broad Order to Cover Bakery Items   Decision Is Expected Within Day or So; Removals Requested

MOLOTOV FIRM ON TWO-THIRDS DECISION RULE   Also Lashes Out at “Adventurers Seeking New World War”

Advisory Body For Standards Of Rural Roads   Five County. Judges Are Named by Gov. Donnelly

U8. BATTLESHIP TO VISIT TURKE)   TRIP OF MISSOURI TO SERVE AS REMINDER TO RUSSIA OF OUR SEA POWER.

UL . WARSHIP DUE TO MAKE TURKISH: TRIF   Missouri Assigned To Visit Ports In The  Mediterranean

BODY 1S TO BE RETURNED VIA “MISSOURT   Mighty Battleship To Take Ambassador’: Body Back to Turkey

U.S. Will Send Battleship Missouri On Diplomatic Mission to Turkey

TRIP OF MISSOURI SEEN AS HINT TO SOVIETS  Nation's Mest Powerful Warship To Make Visit To Turkey And Other Points In Mediterranean

'U-S.S. Missouri ‘Will Visit ‘Mediterranean   Its Mission Is "Kid-Glove’ Diplomatic Job

 Nation’s Most Powerful Warship To Make Visit ‘ To Turkey And Other Points In Mediterranean

CONGRESSMAN DIES   Former Street Sweeper Was Champion of ‘Common Man.’

‘ONE MAN ARMY’ SEEKS DIVORCE   Wermuth Confirms Report Of Engagement

SEVEN WIVES AND 1 HUSBAND GIVEN DIVORCE DECREES   Two of Husbands Involved Are Serving Terms In County Prisons  & eo ere “a 2s 6 2 oe a ee a a

EIGHT GET DIVORCES, 7 LBELLANTS WIVES   Husbands of Two Wives Ar Now in Prison   O’NEILL EST. DECISION

REDIN’S TRIAL NEARING CLOSE   Jury to Get Case Tuesday  After Instructions

URGE GARRISON LIFE FOR GI's   Army Will Fight Venereal Disease Rise In Eu rope With Drill

Drill Field Work Urged for Soldiers   Mounting VYenereal Spread in Germany Causes Much Concern

Truman Views Jewish Problem   President Favors Sending Displaced Persons to Palestine.

URGES ENTRY INTO PALESTINE   Trumam Asks British to Ease Regulations Before Winter

TRUMAN WANTS JEWS MOVED IN   President Calls For Immediate “Substantial Immigration’’ Of Jews Into Palestine.

Truman Demands Immediate Opening Of Palestine to Jewish Immiaqrants

IMMIGRATION DISPLACED JEWS URGED   Truman Calls For Immediate Entry ‘Into Palestine

Truman Calls on br itain to Open Haven fer Jews   U. 8. Will Help, He Tells Attlee; May  Allow lnumigration

TRUMAN CALLS FOR JEW ENTRY INTO PALESTINE   Cables Attlee That Help For Displaced Can’t Wait Till Conference Reopens

Truman Calls For More Jews For Palestine   Wants Immigration Laws of U. S. and Oths: Nations Liberalized to Take Displaced Jews

Truman Wants  Jews Admitted   President Calls For Substantial Immigration Into Palestine At Once.

Twister Kills 22 in Texas; 137 Are Hurt   Four Counties Struck By Tornado; Heavy Ram Slows Resenue

Rain and Mud Hindering Search Today   Storms Sweep Across 200-Square-Mile Area; Wreck Homes

RAIN, DEEP MUD SLOW HUNT FOR STORM VICTIMS   200-Square-Mile Area Hit; Business, Residential Buildings Leveled

22 Killed In Texas Tornadoes   137 Hurt, One Missing, Scores Homeless In Four Counties

200 SQUARE MILE TRIANGLE SWEPT BY WIND, RAIN   CONTINUED STORMS DELAYING SEARCH FOR VICTIMS

Search Delayed For Victims as Rains Continue  137 Are Injured; 220 Square Mile s Are Laid Waste

Rains Delaying Search for New Storm Victims   12 Perish at Southview. At Least Seven at Nacogdoches

Tornadoes Kill 23, Injure 137  In East Texas   Nacogdoches, Lufkin anc Southview Hardest Hit

LONE STAR STATE HOMES SMASHED IN HEAVY STORMS   Hunt for Victims Continues; 137 Injured, Many of Thome Sorinusty

22 Killed as Tornado Hits East Texas   Continued Rain and Heavy Mud Delays Search for Bodies: 25 Reported as Seriously Iniured

Over Score Killed, 137 Injured in 220Square-Mile Sector   Rain and Heavy Mud De_ Jay Search for More  Victims of Storms

22.Are Dead in TexasTornado   High Winds Accompany Storm in Which 137 Are Hurt: One Man is Still Missing

Tornadoes in Texas Bring  22 Death Toll   Rain and Mud Retard Search For Other Victim:

At Least Four Counties In Path Of Storm  Many Dead, Vast Damage In East Texas Tornadoes

Rains Delay Rescue Work In Storm Area   Search Under Way For More Victims; 137 Known Injured

TORNADOES RIP INTO TEXAS TOWNS, KILLING 23; 137 HURT   Rescue Teams Hampered by Rains, Mud; 200-Square Mile Triangle Cyclone-Swept

22 PERISH IN TEXAS TWISTERS   Twisters, Accompanied by Lashing Rains, Rip Through Four Eastern Counties; at Least 137 Injured

Chiang Orders 15-Day Truce   Expected To Clear Way For Peace In Manchuria

Clears Peace Path —   Chiang Issues Cease Fire Order Halting Manchfrian Strifé 15 Days; Chou Concurs

15-Day Truce Ends Fighting  In Manchuria   Negotiate For Lasting Peace

HALTS. CONFLICT IN MANCHURIA   Cease Fire Gives ‘Marshall Time. “For Negotiations

TRUCE ORDER ISSUED IN MANCHURIAN WAR   5-Day Halt In Fighting May Clear Way For Peace

Manchuria Gets Truce For 15 Days   Halt in Fighting Is Expected to Make Possible a Permanent  QoteVnse ant   Reds Get Chance      Kai-Shek Says Order Gives Communists Opportunity

Gen. Chiang Calls For Halt in Bloody Manchuria Conflic   Truce, Effective Friday, Expected To Lead to Peace

CEASE-FIRE ORDER WILL LAST 15 DAYS   Cessation of Fighting Takes Effect Tomorrow in Move to Bring Peace  »etween Government and Communists.

15-Day Truce In Manchuria Is Ordered   Truce Expected To Clear Way For Permanent Settlement

Truce May Clear Up Long Dispute   Chiang Kai-Shek Issues Cease-Fire Order Calling For 15-Day Cessation In Attacks And Advances

May Reach Settlement ....  Chiang Issues Cease Fire Order, Calling A 15-Day Halt To Mamehuria Fight

Cease-Fire Ordered In Manchuria   15-Day Truce Will Begin Friday With Permanent Settlement Expected

Chiang Issues a Cease-Fire Order   13-Day Manchurian Truce Expected to . Clear the Way for  Permanent Peaca

CHIANG CALLS A HALT IN BATTLE FOR MANCHURIA   Settlement of Differences Be tween Chinese Factions Expected Soon

Chiang Calls 15-DayTruceix China Fighting   Hope Seen for War End ix Manchuria; Marshall  On Cammittee

CHINESE WAR TRUCE OF 15 DAYS BEGINS FRIDAY AT 12 NOON  CEASE-FIRE ORDER IS ISSUED BY CHIANG TO

CHIANG ORDERS CEASE FIRING IN MANCHURIA   15-Day Truce Will Become Effective Friday

Cease-Firing Order Given   Chiang Calls 15-Day Halt in Manchurian Fight for Doenaces Talks

{3-Day Halt In Chinese War Ordered  Truce May Lead To Settlement

Chiang Issues  Truee Order   Call Temporary Halt To Fighting To. Clear’ Way For Settlement.

CEASE-FIRE ORDER [SSUED BY CHIANG   Fifteen-Day Halt Called in  fichiinn

a  ttacking Force   Truce Gives Gives Marshall Breathing « Space Tn Which To Seek Peace

CHINESE WAR TRUCE OF 15 DAYS BEGINS FRIDAY AT 12 NOON   CEASE-FIRE ORDER IS ISSUED BY CHIANG TO ALLOW PEACE MEETING

K.C. Vote Fraud Case Gathers Momentum   Pendergast Group Has List of Republicans Who Took Dema Brlints

Report British Still Using Jap Troops to Keep Order in Indonesia

CHINESE AGREE ON PROCEDURE 0 bate FIGHTING  AMNGUAL! THA AInN   MARSHALL TO AID © REDS, NATIONALS IN HALTING WAR.

Chinese _ Factions in Agreement   Nationalist Leaders And Communists Agree on Procedures For Ending Hostilities

Chinese Reds, Nationalists Agree on Plan to End Strife  Announcement Follows Conference Between Marshall and Rival Factions

Polio Drive To Seek $19.000 In County: Starts On Jan. 14   Chinese Factions Agree To Halt Strife: To Seek Marshall’s Aid   24 Dead As Tornadoes Sweep Over South   “Recon” Flights Made Over Pearl On Dec. 7

Agree On Truce Procedures In Chinese Strife   Factional Leaders Are Named To Map End To Civil Warfare

Chinese Communists and Government Leaders in. Accord on Reaching Peace

Polio Drive To Seek $19.000 In County; Starts On Jan. 14   Chinese Factions Agree To Halt Strife: To Seek Marshall’s Aid

Chinese Are Agreed on  Peace Move   Negotiators to Meet to Decide Actual Details After Both Sides Are Reconciled to Idea

FACTIONS BEGIN PARLEY ON WAY TO END FIRING   Momentous Agreement Reached After Short Conference Today * With Gen. Marsha‘!

Leaders Named to Form Peace    Marshall Confers With Chiefs of Factions: U.S. Ships to Move Troops to Manchuria

CHINESE GROUPS AGREE   “Marshall Confers With Both Chinese Delegations

ON PROCEDURE   Reds, Government Leaders Have Plans for Ending Hostilities.

AGREE ON MEANS TO END CHINESE WAR.   -Cease-Fi ire — Order Is  Believed Near

‘Cease Fire’. Order Near In Civil Strife   Independence of QOutex Mongolia Recognized by Chiang Gov't

Accept Marshall For Peace Maker In China Strife   Both Factions Agreed ta End Shooting on Jan. 10th

Chinese Draft Plans to Halt Civil Warfare   Marshalt Named to Serve On Commitice of Three For Teems of Peace

Chinese Reach Agreement On Ending War   Procedures Are Decidec With Marshall Playing Leading Role

REDS, REGULARS FIX PROCEDURE ON CEASE - FIRE   Representatives Of Both Groups Named To Confer On Steps To Carry Out Plan To Restore Peace In  hina.

CHINESE AGREE ON PROCEDURES 10 END STRIFE   Truce Move Follows Talks With Gen. Marshall in Role of Mediator   TO HELP WITH DETAILS   Committee of Three, Includ“ing U. S. Envoy, Will Arrange Armistice

Action Comes After Meeting With Marshall   Agree on Procedure to Halt Shooting, Restore Communications  wear cies aer sete’ ees tararsct «A

Means to End Civil War in China Found   Negotiators Will Work Out Details Monday

Action Comes After Meeting With Marshall   Agree on Procedure to Halt Shooting, Restore Communications

Chinese Accept Treaty AtHome   Hostilities Slated To End Under  Agreement

MARSHALL AIDS GREATLY IN BID TO HALT FIRING   U.S. Ships To Begin Moving 26,000 Chinese Troops To Manchuria Soon

Leaders Hold Parley With Gen. Marshall   Representatives of Two Factions Named For Cease-Fire Procedure

Chiang, Red Agree on Truce Basis  Marshall Talks With Groups To Seal Contract

Chinese Have Agreed  On Truce Procedures?   No Hint Given When Actual ‘Cease Firing Order Will Be Given Troops

AGREE ON METHOD OF ENDING CIVIL WAR IN CHINA   Communist and National Gov‘ernment Represntatives Reach Terms.   LEADERS ARE NAMED   Both Factions Named to Work Out Steps For Ending Hostilities.

Peace Near in China?  Outer Moncolia Joins Red Family   Teall Manila RBombina

Plan Procedure  To End Hostilities   Detail of Suspension:  To Be. Worked Out Soon

Chinese Parties Agree On Plans To End Civil War   Nationalist And Communist Leaders Taking Steps To Curtail Hostilities

Set up Procedure Ending Strife in War-torn China  Credit Marshall With Success in Reaching Formula

CEASE FIRE ORDER FOR CHINA SEEN   China Reds and Chiang's Troops Reach Aqreement

TO WORK GUT CHINA PEAGE   Marshall. Gen. Chang Chen and Gen. Chou En-Lai on 3-Man Committee.

Gen. Marshall Wins a Truce in Unity Talks   All Factional Heads will Participate in New Government

Leaders Agree Upon The Procedures for Ending Hostilities   Such Truce May Eventually Mean Permanent Peace

BOTH SIDES IN ACCORD ON DETAILS   Plans for Truce Worked Out by General Marshal in Conferences With Both Communists anc Covernment Leaders,

Chinese Factions Slate ‘End of War Conference   Communist, Government Representatives Will Meet With Gen. Marshal! on Monday

Chinese Factions Agree To Formul:  To End Civil War   Cease Fire Agreement Comes After Conferencé  With Gen. Marshall

Factions Name Representatives For Conference   Marshall Meets With Delegations As Troops Move

China Peace Agreed; Outer Mongolia Free   Gen. Marshall Helps Bring About Temporary Nationalist-Communist ~ Acecord—Monvolia Plebiscite Is Reeoenj}

Action Follows Conferences  \ Ky : th M ay sh all      Representatives Plan Cease-Fire Procedures   Demobilization Slowed To Maintain Occupation Army

Agr eement On Plan F or China  Peace ‘Reached   Procedure Pact , Includes Plan to Restore Com. Hiumications; Groups  Named to Confer

Communists and Chinese Agree on Plan to End Wan   Details To Be Worked Out Immediately After Conference With Marshall

Truce in China May Result From Pact Reached by Chiefs   Representatives of Two Factions Named te  Work Out Details

China Peace Parley Monday  Marshall, 2 Others To Seek End of Bitter Civil Strife

[WO FACTIONS AGREE WITH MARSHALL   Committee Now Working On Cease-Fire Order   Would Go Far Toward Permanent Peace; Hail Work Of U. S. General

Chinese Leaders Reach Agreement   Communists, Central Party to End Hostilities—Group Named

‘Temperatures   Factions to Seek Marshall’s Aid In Writing Truce

Agreement In China   Reds and Nationals Will Halt Shooting As Result of Parley

Agreement Is Reached  By Chinese   Factions Get Together On Procedures for Ending Strife.

WILL END CIVIL WAR IN CHINA   Delegotes Named To Work Out Details

Chinese Agree On Temporary Armistice  Delegates To Confe   Delegates To Confer With Marshal Over Peace Efforts

CHINESE STRIFE ACCORD REACHED   Representatives Will Mar  Cease-Fire Procedures

RIVAL FORCES AGREE ON PLAN TO END STRIFE   U. S. Envoy Gen. Marshall Takes Leading Role In Negotiations

China Communists And Nationalists  Reach Agreement  Delegates Named To Study Cease-Fire Procedures

Rival Factions Agree On Terms Halting Strife   U.S. Ships Will Move Nationalist Forces Into Manchuria

Map Plans For Ending Civil Strife In China   Top Negotiators To Get Together, Work Out Means Of Ending Internal Trouble

Armistice Plan To Be Drafted Without Delay   Settlement Of Dispute Will Remain To Be Worked Out   MARSHALL HAS ROLE   Reorganization “Will Be Made By Assembly Meeting Jan. 10

Chinese Agree To Methods of Ending Strife   Top Negotiators to Meet at Early Date to Settle Details

Inferior Funds Fight Develops  West's Congressmen Damand More Mone

Army Occupation Probe Rumored   Testimony Received In Secret Session Unfavorable to U.S.

Sweeping Probe Of AMG Activity In Germany Due  ‘Mead’s Committee Hea nea: A egulari rity Eviete in il ¢ 7

Senate Gr oup  To Investigate _AMG In Reick   irregularities, Suspected Among Troops, Particu:  ‘larly: With Respect to - Fraternization’

Consider Probe of U.S. ‘Operations in Germany   Senate War Quiz Group Hears Reports of Alleged  Irregularities of Y ig ee ae oS

Inquiry Planned  In Nazi  Affairs   Fraternization Is To Be Top Issue For ‘Senators

Senate Group Hints Inquiry Of Occupation Being Studied   War Probers Hear Of ‘Irregularities’ By U. S. In Reich

SENATORS EYE FULL PROBE OF GERMANY RULE   Committee Hears of irregularities Among Occupation Troops

 ee a eVO7UO  Mead Committee Considers Full Probe Into Military Government

Setup In German Zone Hit   Dark Report On Military Rule Spurs Probe

Yank Occupation of Germany is Under Probe Group's Eye   Witness Likens Conduct of U. S. Force to That  of Nazis in France

Military Rule of Germany May Be Investigated      ‘Senate War Inquiry Group Gets Testimony of Irrecrularities

May Investigate Soldier Conduct  German Occupation Probe Being Studied

Dark Report On. U.S. Troops In Germany May Bring Probe   Mead Committee Maj Probe Military Gov't in U.S. Zone.

Mead Group May Check Military  Now ln Germany   ' Dark Report On Occupa tion Troops Starts”  Talk Of Probe

Cccupation Of Germany To Be Investigated   SENATE COMMITTEE TO STUDY U. S. ARMY POLICY

Senate Group Planning Probe Of Occupation  Committee Hears , on ee Le Ln oe   Committee Hears Conditions In Europe ‘Are Bad’

Army Activity In Germany To Be Probed   Committee. Is Reported Studying Charges Of Irreqular Conduct

U.S. Military Setup in Reich Faces Inquiry   Mead’s Committee Gets Dark Report On Yank Activities

U. $. Zone Probe Is Considered by Senate Group   Irregularities Among Troops Alleged

May Probe Yank Rule In Germany   Mead Committee Hear: Irregularities Rife In Military Govt.

Occupation Inquiry Is Considered      Concerns Army  Rule In Reich

Mead Committee May Investigate Occupation Setup   Irregularities Are Hinted in Report  On American Zone

AMG IN REICH MAY BE AIRED   Senate Committee Hears of Irregularities Among Occupation Troops

Study Probe Occupation: Of Germany   War Investigating Com mittee May Review Mili lary Government,

UNFAVORABLE REPORTS HEARI BY SENATORS   To Consider Sweeping Inquiry, Particularly About Fraternization

SENATE GROUP MAY LOOK INTO MILITARY RULE IN GERMANY   Got Dark Report On Irregularities In Military Gov’t Conduct Recently

An Unfavorable Report Made at Closed Session   Witness Savs Conditions Compare Unfavorably With German Occupation Of France

CONSIDER PROBE OF U. S. MILITARY RULE IN GERMANY   MEAD COMMITTEE HEARS TESTIMONY OF FRATERNIZATION

STATE HAS COOL DAY   TemperaMires to Climb Into 99: sAgain Tomorrow

Inter-American Problem Solved  If Peron Loses  Outcome Will Shape Destiny  Ear Samo Time

NEW TEACHERS FOR NEW HOPE-SOLEBURY SCHOOL   New Arts, Home Economics Courses Offered   SCHOOL BOARD CHANGE

HOPE-SOLEBURY DIST PLANS OPENING   Term to Start on Septembe: 4th; Reporting Places

PARIS ASKS AID IN FRANCO FIGHT   France Wants U. S., Britain To Join Her

Powers ; Asked To Sever Ties With Franco   France Proposes That UNO Join Her In Breaking Off Relations

Congress May Be "a jour ‘ned By Month-End   Ban Of UNRRA To Countries Which Censor News Comes Up In Senate

UNRRA Aid Ban Proposal  Considered   Demand Uncensored News Of Relief Work

FIVE TRAINMEN HURT AS SANTA FE HOPS RAILS   Passenger Engine Plunges Down O. C, Embankment; Two Critically Injured

Sanfa Fe Train Plunges Down Embankment —   Five Tralnmen Are Seriously Injured; No Passengers Are Believed Injured

{Good Evening ... Kansas cattlemen in town toda} to hold s wake over OPA,   ‘Warm Weather Is Promised for Friday

HEIRENS TAKEN TO PENITENTIARY   APPEARS UNTROUBLED AS AEMED GUARDS ESCORT HIM THROUGH GATES.

TAKE HETRENS TO STATE PEN   Youthful Slayer of Three Begins Life Sentence In Joliet Prison

UNION CHIEFS ~ SAY WALKOUT DUE MAY 18TI   WHITNEY AND JOHNSON  WALKED OUT. OF ‘MEETING WITH SPOKESMEN OF RAILROADS TODAY -

Negotiations End When Union Men Walk Out Of Conference With Operators   Further Meetings Are Held Unlikely   Coal Mine Walkout Forces Additional Shutdowns © In Industries

Brotherhood Heads Quit Negotiations   Only Action By Truman Can Prevent Complete National Rail Tie-Up

Unions Walk Ou  on Rails Parley   Refuse to Resume Unless Offer Made

Negotiation On Strike Falls Down   Strik: That Would Halt Most of Trains Set for 18th of May

Rail Negotiations Break Down Today   President Truman Alone Can Pre vent Strike Called For May 18

STRIKE-CLASH— . AT COLUMBUS   BACK TO WORK MOVE AT TIMKEN FAILED AFTER PICKETS HELD THEIR LINE

U. S. Denies Pro-Soviets In Services   Charge They Are Serving In State Department Branded As ‘Lies’

‘RED SYMPATHY’ CHARGES RAPPED   State Official Says Accusations Are ‘Tissue of Lies’

Intelligence Chief Defends Gov t. Aids   Doubts Reported ProSoviet Activities

Goldsborough to Decide Tomorrow On Lewis Guilt  Official Court Reporter To Testify, Judge Says

(SOVIET NOTIFIES FRANCE PEACE CONFERENCE SHOULD BE PUT OFF \U. S.. BRITAIN WANT IT MAY 1

BRITISH-RUSSIAN ‘ROW OVER GREECE SETTLED BY U.N.   Moscow Backs Down on Her - Insistence That English Troops in Country Are   Menace to Peace.   CASE 1S DROPPED AT U. S, SUGGESTION   Bevin and Vishinsky Shake Hands Amid Applause as Critical Controversy Ends.

Red-British Dispute Ends Amicably in UNO Couneil   Russia Follows U.S. Formula and Won't Insist on Troop Statement

Russia Yields On Charges In Greek Dispute   Soviets Satisfied To Let British Troops Remain

U.S.-Drafted Compro_nige Plan Accepted _By Brifain_ as ‘Russia Withdraws Charges. _ oO.

REDS YIELD ON EVERY CHARGE IN GREEK CASE   Russia Withdraws Bid For Recalling Of English Troops

British Accept Plan to Close Greek Dispute   Russia Drops Insistence That English Troops  EBFrnidancar PD...

Soviet-British Dispute Ends As Reds Yield   British Accept Plan For Settling Row on Greek Policy: Bevin, Vishinsky Shake Hands

Reds Withdraw Major Charges Against British   Bevin Accepts U.S. Formula To Settle Row   Cace Closed

RUSSIA YIELDS TO END ISSUE WITH BRITAIN   First Major Problem Before UN Council Is Now Closed

Jap Planning of Attack Told   Yamamoto Held Fleet Made U. S. Invincible

Report There ‘Are Survivors Of Crash Tandine   45 ON AIRCRAFT   Trans - Atlantic -Airliner Is: Down In Newfoundland

Drop Food ‘As Wreckage Of Big Liner Is Located   Unable to Determine How Many of 45 on Board Great Ship  Escaped With Lives

Plane with 44 Aboard Is Locatec   Belgian Liner Is Down in Newfoundland Wilds; Some Survivors.

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE TO BE TELEVIZED   Ranks With First Broadcast of Presidential Speech in 1923 in  Precedence.

FIRST TELEVISION FROM WASHINGTON   President’s Annual Message To Congress Well Pictured

TELECAST CHIEF'S JAN. 15 ADDRESS   Three Television Stations te Carry President’s Delivery

OSBORNE FUNERAL FRIDAY AFTERNOON   Pioneer Plymouth County Man Succumbs To Long Sickness

Fredonia Pioneer.  Died Tuesday Oct.  Stephen Osborne: ‘Services October 4

CAB Hearing Briefs To Expand Aviation   Commercial Airlines, Cities Describe PostWar Needs

Aerial Boom for Eastern Cities in Offing Under Proposals Heard by CAB   Many Briefs Filed at Hearings Started  In Philadelphia on Airlines’ Postwar Expansion Program; 31 Firms Seek Charter To Operate in Interstate Commerce

High Court Refuses To Handle Case   lribunal Was Asked To Rule on Plan Giving Talmadge Victory.

High Court Rejects Georgia Vote Case:   Refuses to Hear Challenges of Unit System in 6-3 Split

Three Cardinals - Elect Reach Rome; Others ‘Are Received by Pope

ARCHB  SHOPS REACH ROME   ‘Prelates Mooney, Stritch, First Cardinal Designates To Arrive

Prelates Land*® In Rome; Others Arrive At Eire   Expect Audience With Pope Pius

Prela tes Reach Airport At Eire On Way To Rome   Spellman, Glennon, Tien Greeted By De Valera; Moouey, Stritch In Italy

ARCHBISHOPS ARRIVE IN ROME   Three Others Are Greeted dur: ing Stop in Eire

DeValeraGreets. US. ‘Arcnbishops   Irish-Honor Churchmen En Route to Rome for _ Elevation to Cardinals

New Cardinals Land In Rome   Complete Air Trip From United States

Prelates Arrive in Rome After irip Frem Paris   Become Church Princes Monday

Prelates Land. bv Trelanid On. Trip To Rome   American and Chinese Car. “dinals Designate Look Fit and Fresh Ad * ter Flight

Hunt For  Murderer Is Spread   Convicted Slayer, Ex-Parolee Sought In Chester Girl's Killing

West Coast Ship Strike Still on Despite NMU Pac   Settlement Expected Soon; New Walkout Is Anticipated

ANOTHER PORT TIEUP THREATENED   CiO Wiil Strike lf Demands Not Met by Sepr. 30

Face Climax On Limiting  Use Of Vete   New Difficulties Hinder Progress In Drafting European Peace Treaties

U.S, Britain Face Test On Veto Vote   New Difficulties Are Hindering Work Of Writing Treaties

Showdown Looms With Russia on Vete Limitation   France Stands Firm On Ruhr Proposal; Trieste Issne Is Hot

Face Showdown With Russia On  Veto Limitation   New Difficulties Hinder Progress On European  Deane Gebsleenente

U.S. AND BRITAIN FACED SHOWDOWN WITH RUSSIA TODAY   Over Their Efforts to Limi: Use of the Veto In U.N. Couneid.   NEW DIFFICULTIES   Hindered Progress of the Drafting of European Peace ‘ Settlement.

U. S., British Face Showdown With Russia Over Efforts To Limit Use Of U.N. Veto

U. S., Britain Face Showdown ‘With Russians  Concerns Efforts to Limit Veto Use

FACE RED FIGHT ON UNO VETO   Showdown On Efforts To Limit Use In Council Bone Of Contention

A SHOWDOWN DUE TODAY ON VETO POWER   Britain and America Will Face Russia, Which Is Not Expected to Yield in Its Stand Against Modification.

citter Battle Waged InN. Y. Over Proposal   BIG FOUR MINISTERS FACING TOUGH SESSION

U.S., Britain Face Showdown With Russia on Veto   New Obstacles Rise In Drafting Peace Pacts for Europe

Peace-Making Sessions Are  Still Lageing   UN Security Council Ends Third Week With Little Progress of Drafting European Peace.

VETO ISSUE T BE ARGUED BY BIG POWERS  AGAIN TODAY   U. N. Peace Talks Badly Tangled As Delegates Try For Settlements

United States, Britain  Hit Reds   Real Showdown Is Scheduled At UN  Conclave

Nations Wait Soviet Reply On Veto Ban   France Reiterates Demand for Allied Control of Ruhr

Veto. Showdown Expected Today By Bis 4 Couneil   ‘Reds Oppose Modification; 5 -France Demand Firm  ' On Ruhr Area Future

U.S, BRITAIN FACE SHOWDOWN WITH RUSSIA ON VETO   Molotov Will Reply te Compromise Proposal This A&ternscon .

EUROPEAN PEACE PACTS HINDERED BY BIG 4 TANGLE   U. S. AND BRITAIN IN SHOWDOWN WITH RUSSIA OVER VETO

UN Hits Stalemate On European Peace Treaty Settlement   US, Britain Buck Reds, French in Attempts to Untangle Mess

Veto Showdown Expected Today   France to Insist on Internationalization Of German Ruhr Area

United States, Britain Face Showdown With Russia On Veto Issue In Big 4 Tangle

U.S., Britain To Go To Bat Against Russia On Efforts To Limit Veto.

Expect Soviet To Balk... .  U.S. And Britain Face Showdown With Russians On Limiting Veto Today

Face Showdown With Soviets On Limiting Veto  France Firm On   France Firm On Internationalization Of German Ruhr, Contrary To U. S.

U.S., Britain Line Up Against Soviet On Veto Question   New Difficulties Crop Up to Hinder Peace Settlementc

Showdown Loom: On Veto Issue   New Difficulties Hinder Progress on Peace Treaties

Veto Issue Showdown Today —   Russia Expected to Balk at Voluntary Limit of Use; Little Headway in Peace Talk

U.S. and Britain Face Show down on Russia Over Use of Veto Powers   SITUATION ENSNARLED -ARTER LONG SESSIONS

Await Views Of Molotov On Veto Use   U.N. Situation Tangled As Diplomats Wind Up Third Week of Sessions

REPUBLIC LEADS 2701 INITALY   Christian Democratic Party Has Margin Of 2,000,000 Votes

Byrnes, Party Take Off  for Conclave   Secretary Told to Work for Peace Based on Charters

Byrnes Told to Get Treaty Based on Atlantie Charter  Sécretary Is Enroute to Paris; Sure the World on Road to Peace

I aa a Na A A kT aim naa ei cd Renita au na  Byrnes Told to Get Treaty Based on Atlantic Charter  Secretary Is Enroute to Paris;

Byrnes Takes Off For Paris And 21 Nation Peace Meet; Declares U.S. Position Strong

ZAPS MORE COGNIZANT OF ISSUES MacArthur Finds Encouraging  Sians For Democracy In Japan

MacArthur Sees Encouraging Signs Amid Jap Ruins  General Calls New Constitution an Epoch-Making One

Success for . Democracy in Japan Seen   Gen. MacArthur Issues His Progress Report

Success Seen In Plan to Reform Japs   MacArthur Believes Natives Now Understand Issue

DEMOCRACY FOR JAPAN NEARING, M’ARTHUR SAYS   Commander Believes People In Sympethy with New Political Setup

M’Arthur Says Allied Program Gains Ground   Sees “Encouraging Signs” of Success For Campaign to Establish Democracy in Japan

MaeArthur Is  Reports Show   Sees Signs Of Success of Democracy In Feudalistic Japan

UNO COUNCIL STUDIES SOVIET-IRANIAN RIFT   Informed Sources Say U.S May Become Involved

UNO CONSIDERS IRANIAN ISSUE   Weighing Charges Of Russian Interference In Iran's Affairs.

UNO Council To Consider Tran Charge Against Reds   Alleged Interference By Russia In Internal  Affairs Of Nation To Be Probed Today

Position Of Iran  At UNO InDoubt   Protests Are Lined Up For Hearing In Afternoon

ANEW CASE OF POLIO   Sandra Kaye Rereiter Was Taken to Hospita) in Kansas City

Foreign Ministers Delay Decision On  Italian Colonies      Issue Will Be Referred to United Nations At End of Year If Deadlock Still Exists; Reach Accord on Troop Withdrawal

MINISTERS GET MORE HARMONY   Four Powers May Refer Italian Question To United Nations

Question May 3e Handed To UN For Ruling   Big Four Also Agree to Evacuate Bulgaria, All of Italy

Harmony Quickens Conference Pace   Also Reach Accord For Withdrawal ’ Of All Troops From Italy and = © Bulgaria After Pact. —--

Ministers Agree To Delay Action — On Colonial Play  lion, Holdi:.4s May Be mkgn to U.N. For ision

4 Ministers Push Aside Italian Issue   Delay Decision With Agreement That It Will Go to United Natios HNot-Reached: By End of Year .

Ministers To Delay Decision On Italy Issue   Sidetrack One Of Problems Blocking: Peace Progress

Big 4 Agree To Postpone Italy Issue   American Informaut Says U. N. May Decide  Tialomne OUsxcaatine

BIG 4 SIDETRACK THORNY ITALIAN COLONY PROBLEN   Issue Blocking: Peace Settlements to Be Referred to U. N. if Deadlock Continues.   CONFEREES SPEED UP THEIR DECISIONS   Agree to Pull Troops Out of Bulgaria and Italy 90 Days After Treaties Are Effective.

Envoys to Pull Troops from  Italy, Bulgaria   Ministers Quicken Pace of Decisions As Harmony Reigns: Rigid Stand Eased

PROGRESS IS MADE AT PARIS) Ministers May Leave Decision On Italian Colonies For UN

Sweep Aside Issue To Refer It To United Nations If Big Four Can’t Agree By That Time.

Ministers Delay Actior  On Colonies  May Go to UN At End of Year

Big Powers May Delay Italy Pact   Harmony Reigns As Ministers Quicken Decisions

Toll Mounts In Bombay Civil Riots   Navy Mutineers Surrender Sloop To British Forces

AKRON BUSSES QUIT RUNNING   Trolleys Also Idle As Transportation Workers Strike

Great Number of American People “Are Iqnorant of Conaressional Actior

The Ladies (Bless Fim) Will Invade Congress and Protest About the H. C. of L.

Higher Butter, Meat Prices Hit Food Line   18-C ent Boost on Butter . To Balk Efforts To  Hold Down Costs

Butter Boost, Of 6¢ Urged   ANDERSON ASKS RAISE NOW TO STIMULATE PRODUCTION

“PEACE WANTED, BUT NOT AT ANY PRICE,” STRONG MAN ASSERTS  BYRNES DISCUSSES BAD SITUATION WITH OTHER OFFICIAL AT PARLEY

Tito Upholds Slav Attacks On U.S. Plane   Three Americans Believed Killed; Flights Over Vugoslavia Cancelled

Tito Defends Attackers Of Airplane   ‘Authorities Will Meet Personally to Try For Better Relations

MacArthur Orders Cut in Point Score   Discharge Score of Enlisted Men Is Lowered to 48 and That Of Officers to 68

TrumanVoid: Extradition  Of Estonians Asks Relaxing Of Entry Curbs

PIONEERING IS PRAISED BY PRESIDENT   Truman Lauds Courage And Acts to Halt Deportahon

TRIBUTE PAID TO ESTONIANS BY PRESIDENT   WHITE HOUSE SEEKS TO SAVE 48 FROM DEPORTATION

TRUMAN INTERVENES IN ESTONIANS’ CASE   President Acts Yo Prevent Deportation Of 48 Who Crossed AtTentic In Xmzall Bostic

MORE LIBERAL IMMIGRATION   Favors Admission Of More Refugees To United States

ISEEKS LOOPHOLE   : Truman Acts to Bar Ouster Of 48 Estonians From U. S.

President Also Hits Again at Refugee Bars   Pioneering Spirit of Europeans Lauded by Chief Executive

PRESIDENT TAKES ACTION TO AID REFUGEES  HST Calls On U.S. To Open Doors To Refugees From Europe: Action By Conaress Said Hinted

BEUR SERRE EOU REET ESP RE RT  Vacationists Get ‘Extra J.-G. Service

TREO REBEPREBRER ERE RESES ERR SE Vacationists Get Extra J.-G. Service

GOP Steering Committees In Congress Meet   Leaders Favor Centering Attention On Half Dozen  Maiar leenes

G. O.P. Steering Committees Meet For First Discussion At Organizing The New Congress

Intra-Party Snar!s Over Leadership ....  Legislative Agenda With Half Dozen Or Less Vows Is Sought By GOP Chiefs

REPUBLICANS MAY PRESS. THUMBNAIL LIST OF PROJECTS   Steering Committees Meet for First. Crack at Or PPO LL ORO gmp ERT as

CHIEFS OF GOP GATHER   Pregram Charting Begins; Leadership Rattle In Prospect

GOP Leaders Meet to Form Strategy Plan   Presidential Race Drawn Into Contest Fer House Leader

A THUMBNAIL G.0.P. PLAN IS PROPOSED   Leaders Favor. Concentrating Upon Half a Dozen Objectives Rather Than a Broad Legislative Scheme.

GOP Heads Meeting On Program   Thumbnail Legislative Program is Considered

GOP STEERING GROUPS MEET TO MAP PLANS FOR CONGRESS   Expect To Center Chiefly On Major Issues; Struggle For Leadership

REPUBLICANS SEEK PROGRAM   Senate And House G. O. P. Steering Committees Hold Meetings  FAVOR FEW ISSUES

GOP Chiefs Call For Thumbnail Lawmaking Slate   Steering Groups Plan New Session Strategv

G. 0. P. EXPECTED TO CENTER FIRE ON MAJOR ISSUES   THUMBNAIL PROGRAM IN CONGRESS GAINS FAVOR WITH LEADERS

Victors Are To Discuss  Wide Field   Thumbnail Program : Favered by Majority: White Is for Attack on Major Items   Performance Idea   GOP Should Carry Ou Program, Not Attemp! - [mopossible. Is View

GOP CHIEFS GALL. FOR ‘THUMBNAIL POLICY PLAN   Steering Groups Meet to Plan Strategy for Next Session

Program Drawn For Legislation By Republicans   Colleagues Urged To Center Fire On Major Issues

Republicans Favo Concentrated Leaislative Plan   Senate and House Steering Committees Meet For First Chance at Organizing New Cenaress: Leadership Battles Progress

GOP To Reduce Party Promises   Leaders Now Plan Just A Thumbnail Sketch Of Legislation.

Suggest GOP Try For Concentrated Legislative Plan  Urged to Center Fire on Few but Strong Proposals

GOP Plans Thumbnail Proaram   Republicans Take First Steps in Organizing Congres:

GOP Chiefs Call For Thumbnail Lawmaking Slate   Senate and House Groups Gather to Form New Conarec«

Republican Chiefs Call For Thumbnail Lawmaking Slate; Steering Committees Meet   To Plan Strategy For New Session; Long - Delay Seen In Deciding Leadership

GOP Wants To Limit Number Of “Promises”   Leaders Call For Thumb: nail Lawmaking Slate As Steering Groups Go Into Huddle

GOP Favors Fewer, Vows, More Action      Steering Groups Meet To Study Organizing New Congress

Solons Draft Program for  Leoislature   Republican Leaders Favor Plan Embracing Fewer Promises as Steering Committees Meet

--GOP MEETS— Thumbnail Program Is . Advocated  Favor Action On: Only Few Matter:

GOP Solons To Be Cautious In New Program   Leaders In Favor Of Few Promises For Leaislation

GOP Urged to Concentrate On Few Issues   Move for “Thumbnail” Program Gaining Favor

Half Dozen Promises  Short Program Gains Favor in 6.0.P. Conaress

“Thumbnail” Legislative _ Slate. With Few Promises Gaining Favor Among GOP

GOP Chiefs Debate Platform Policies, Leadership Battle   Plan to Concentrate on Only Three Major Legislative Issues

GOP Committees Plan Legislation   Long Delay Expected Before Leadership Problems Settled

BOTH CONGRESS ORGANIZATION BEING TALKED   Battles Reported in Making For Top Posts in House And Senate

COLES 10 GET 5121400 MORE ROAD FUNDS   To Be Used for Improvement of Secondary System

Here’s Summary of Actions of 79th Congress   Reguests Approved in Part.

‘Condemned Nazis Write Letters  . Strict Silence on Executions Kent

Woman Apparent Victim of Hammer Slayer   Body Is Found Stuffed Into Kitchen Cabinet

Woman Apparent Victim of Hammer Slayer i Body Is Found   Body Is Found Stuffed Into Ritchen Cabinet

Farm Solons Hint At Attack on OPA   Order Extending Cotton Margins Is Under Fire

BROOKS RAPS BRITISH LOAN   Calis It WPA Project That Will Lower American Standards

British Loan Opponents May Shelve Bill      Plan To Upset Senate Timetable

Brooks Says Loan To Britain Like  WPA. for Worle   Opponents in Senat Plan "Parliamentary : .. to. Kill Lesslation

—BROOKS—  Will Oppose  British Loan  New Attack Is = Launched On. Bill

Planned Senate Motion Perils Loan to Britain   Point of Order May Eliminate Chance for Vote

BROOKS WILL VOTE AGAINST THE LOAN   Opposes the — $3,750,000,000 British Loan He Announced Today.

Armed Guards Fire On Strikers   Two Of Strikers Killed And Three Wounded In Clash Near Bloom. ington, [1].   FOUR GUARDS ARE HELE BY SKRERIFF

TWO STRIKERS ARE SLAIN. BY FREIGHT TRAIN GUARDS   UNION DEMANDS PROSECUTION OF RAIL LINE PRESIDENT AS WELL AS FOUR GUARDS

TWO RAILROAD PICKETS SLAIN BY GUARDS   Union to Ask Arrest of T. P. & W. President and Four Others

Germans Begin Court Action Aguinst Nazis   Proceedings Start  Against Von Papen, keke: secu? Ee:

Three Frée For Awhile   _Acquitted Nazis Must Face Trial Later Under Denazification Laws; Raeder Asks Death

Freed Nazis To Face New Trials   Admiral Raeder Wants Life Sentence Chanced to Shooting

REDS AGREE TO RELEASE JAPS   Moscow Open to Negotiations on Repatriation Issue. —

END DISPUTE. ——~IN-FAR-EAST   RUSSIANS FINALLY MAKING PLANS TO SHIP JAPANESE HOME FROM AREAS IN . gaya

REPORT RUSSIANS READY TO TALK ON JAP REPATRIATION   MacArthur Reveals Moscow Authorized General to Oven Negotiations

Russians Agree To Return Japs From Soviet Zones   Moscow Authorizes Gen. Derevyanko to Enter Negotiations

COMPLETE PARDON GIVEN CONVICTED VOTING OFFICIAL      ‘Anton Chico Election Official * Freed By Acting Governor After Investigation

PREMIER atta ATION BEFORt COUNCIL MEET   In U. S. Ambassador Makes New Plea-to Reject Red Delay Request.

STALIN CALLS BRITISH ENVOY TO CONCLAVE   Russia Sets Removal Of Armed Troops From China

Stalin’s Stand Lifting Gloom Among Allies   Iranians May Setile Troubles by Direct Talks With Kremlin

Direct Negotiations Between Russia, [ran Believed Near   Soviet Troops Move Out Of Manchuria   Delay Of Atomic Bomb Demonstration Also Aids Situation

War Cloud Moves Away F rom [ran   Tenseness of Issue Mellowed By Premier Oavam

REPORT STALIN MOVES TO EASE WORLD TENSION   Iran Premier Rebukes Envoy for Appeal To UNO Council

‘Late Developments Viewed ‘As Brightening Outlook For International Amity

Stock Market Topples Again   Prices Fall From 1 To 5 Points; Many New  anwe

FOUR CASES IN CITY POLICE ‘COURT TODAY   ReSetting of Two Cases hy Judge .Mindrap This Morniag; One Warrent issued

SEVEN CASES . IN CITY POLICE COURT TODAY   Cases Include, Speeding, Leaving Scene of An Accident, Careless aad Reckless Driving.

TEN FINED AND. THREE DISMISSED IN POLICE COURT   our Powell Terrace Residents Pas Costs On Auto Ticense Charge

FOURTEEN (CASES © IN CITY POLICE COURT TODAY   Fen Pleas of Guilty” and Four Dis. —imissals On Varied Charres

Filipinos Elect Gov't Head   Osmena Appears To Be Ahead In Balloting; Roxas Concedes Province:

Filipinos At Polls To Elect President   Election Unusually Quiet; No Violence; Both Roxas And Osmena Predict Victory; Philippines Get Independence July 4.

Now He’s Out $600 And Has No Wife ; Ex-Gl Is Just A Day Late As. Intended Bride Weds Anothel

British Girl Star ‘ls to U.S. to : Marry but Weds While Aboard Ship

Frick Appeals ~ Compensation  Jobless Benefit _ Fund Is  pe ener ye

Worldwide Housing Shortage Cause of Soldier-Wife Rule   Only Wives of Officers and Sergeants May Live Overseas

CUT GI FAMILIES GOING OVERSEAS   Officers, 1st 3 Grades ‘Retain Privilege

Austin Speech Hailed as Step  Toward Peace   Policy Applauded By Many Delegates, But Molotov Silent

DIPLOMATS CHEER AUSTIN SPEECH   ADDRESS CALLED BEST EX PRESSION TOWARD PEACE MADE IN U. N.

War Reparations Accord Problem Facing Big Four   Must Fix Italy’s Reparation Payments That Will Not Wreck Nation’s Feonomv   DECISION WOULD SPEED UP TREATIES

Biti 4 FACES HARD TASK Al TODAY'S MEET   Will Try To Reach Accord On Reparations

OUR FACE HARD TASK ON REPARATIONS   Seek Plan to Avoid Wrecking Italian Economy

Premier's Letter Irks  President   Asserts U, S. Has Done More Than Its Share

Russ Turn Down Food  For Famine   Stalin Refuses Pleas For Food In World Crisis, Claims Request Came ‘Much Too Late’

Stalin Says No to U.S. Food Appea   Tells Truman Russians Might Have Aided if Plea Sent Sooner.

Russia Rejects Appeal for Food   Stalin Tells Truman His Request Came Too Late to Consider.

STALIN REIEGTS TRUMAN APPEAL FOR FOGD HELE  Soviet Chief Contends Plee Is Too Lata but This Is Open te Question  EARLIER REQUEST MADE  And They Were Voiced Soor Enough to Challenge Premier's Stand

Russia Will Not Give Aid  To Starving   Stalin Says U. S. Appeal For Assistance Came ‘Too Late’

Plea for Food Aid Rejected by Stalin   American Request Held ‘Too Late;’ Truman Irked, Says U. S$. Doing Most

Stalin Refuses Food Assistance For The Starvine Euyobeans   CHARGES POLITICS

OAKLAND TO DECLARE STATE OF EMERGENCY   With Transportation and Industry Tied Up in City, Organized  Labor Projects an Even Bigger Walkout for Today— Mayor Declares Strike Is Assault on Rights of People and Plans Action to End Street Disorders.

Oakland Mayor Bitterly Attacks Bnion Walkout   State of Emergency May Be Proclaimed in Paralyzed City

Labor Extends Paralyzing Strike In Oakland, Cal.   Mayor to Proclaim State of Emergency To Protect City

Labor Intends to Extend ts Walkout   1,000,000-Population Area Paralyzed by General Strike

Oakland Paralyzed As General Protest Strike Is Extended   Mayor Announces State of Emergency Will Be Proclaimed As Labor Leaders Order  Tieup to Continue; Business at Standstill

Oakland A.F.L. Projects Broader Walkouts Today  _ Mayor to Declare an Emergency;  *Says Order ‘Will Be Restored

OaklandActs No Jobless To Protect Pay for Idle Its Citizens Coal Miners

Labor Intends to Extend Tts Walkout   1,000,000-Population Area Paralyzed  her GCanarerl Ciriba

Paralyzing General Strike Hits Oakland   Transportation Halted, Stores Close, Papers Suspended Because of Protest Walkout; Fighting Flares in Streets

Oakland Area Paralyzed — By Walkout   1,000,000 Affected; Mayor To Proclaim State of Emergency

C ondemned Nazis Jittery  * eacp Ine ANID VARI Dp PPERITPAD TAWINIG eEnATivee.

Awaiting Executione!  Is Telling on        Goering, Ribbentrop  Nazi Leaders Takina Sedatives Nichily   Nazi Leaders Taking Sedatives Nighily to Make Them Sleep; Three Others Who Were Freed Aaain Facing Arrest

Death Waitls Telling on Doomed Nazi Leaders   Goering, for First Time, Breaks Down and Cries

Strain Tells On Germans   Goering, Ribbentrop Get Sleeping Potions

SPIRITS OF NAZIS LOW AS THEY AWAIT DEATH ON GALLOWS   Goering Weeps Openly and, Along With Ribbentrop, Takes Sedatives Nightly  in Order to Sleep.   SPEND DAYS WRITING _ LETTERS OR READING   Von Papen Remains in Nuern« berg Jail—Germans Want to Try Him For High Treason.

NIGHTS SEEM TOO LONG FOR DOOMED NAZIS   GOERING WEEPS AND TAKES SEDATIVES AT NUERNBERG

Awaiting I Executione!  As Telling on Goering, Ribbentrop   Nazi Leaders Taking Sedatives Nightly to Make Them Sleep; Three Others Who Were Freed Again Facing Arrest

) ““pid-ity ae F  Wife Charged Him $5 Per Kiss,  L. A. Business Man Complains

ae eo at a 2 ie ee hs oS  AFTER LONG NIGHT LOST IN WOODS 6 GIRLS TRUDGE TO THEIR HOMES

Trudge Back to k to Maine State Home After Night in Swamn Woods 

NAVY SHIPS USED IN ALLEGED FRAUD      TWELVE FACE CHARGES IN WARTIME TRAFFIC IN GOODS WORTH $750,000.

DEFRAUDING SUIT NAMES 12 MEN   2 Naval Officers included;  U. $. Charges Traffic In Merchandise

William Hart, Retired Actor Who Died on Sunday, Disinherited Son

CA Wee . ’ = ‘ ‘tiart Disinherits Sen; Leaves  $1,000,000 Estate To County

Palestine Partition Denounced   Jewish Leaders Say British Plan Unacceptable

Guam Suffers Great Damage From Typhoon   Wind Hits 100 MPH; American Military Installations Battered

100-MILE HOUR TYPHOON HITS ISLAND OF GUAM   Mighty Naval Base Suffers Tremendous Dam age To Installations

TYPHOGN STRIKES GUAM; PROPERTY DAMAGE IS HEAV   U. S. Military Installations Hard Hit — How Army and Marine Garrisons Fared Uncertain.   POWER KNOCKED OUT; ISLAND IN DARKNESS   Ships in Harbor Ride Out Storm Safely—Pianes Sent South Before Blow Felt.

TRIESTE CROWDS ARE CLUBBED BY BRITISH TROOPS   Anti-Allied Demonstrations Staged on Heels of Decision to Internationalize City.   ROCKS ARE THROWN IN PITCHED BATTLE   U. S. Soldier Hard Pressed After Going to Aid of American Newspaper men Attacked by Mob.

Disorders Flare In Rome, Trieste  Troops Use Clubs To Break Up Crowds

‘Demonstrations Follow Ministers’? Decision to Internationalize Adriatic City   Rocks Thrown InPitched Battles   Allied Military. Police in Both Cities Refrain from Intervening in Fraeas

Yanks Assailed By Trieste Moh   Shore Leaves. Cancellec . After -Sharn Rioting

CHANGE SCHEDULE M. & ST. L. TRAINS   New Schedule Substitutes Night Service for Day Service Beginning Next Week.

Delay Forecast ‘on Bill to Merge Military   President Truman Criticized for ‘Implied Threats’

Jester Predicts Victory In Runoff Election For Governor: Charges Fly

PAN-AMERICAN HALTS: FLIGHTS ON U.S. ORDER   Government Stops Service In Middle  Furonean Areas

Pan-Am Halts All Mid-Europe Hops   Military Order Bans Flights Over Russ-Controlled Territory for Time

Revised Command Ends Friction In Services  *   lew Arrangement Sets Up U.S. Navy Authority Held In Pacific Prior To 1945

Probe Of Alleged Black Market In Sugar Planned At Request Of U.S. Attorney Uh! In Pitts. burgh   PROBE LIKELY TO SPREAD IS REPORT

Black Market Arrests Hit OPS Office   Federal Grand Jury Summoned lo Probe Sugar Situation.  In Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH OPA IN BLACK MARKET PROBE   Grand Jury to Investigate Alleged Irregularities In Sugar Handling.

BOMBAY STRIKERS RIOT   eee ee a  Public Transport System May Be Halted

FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S CLUBS MEET THURSDAY   Hold Fall Council Meeting At LaFayette High School, County Group

FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S CLUBS PLAN FALL MEET   Hold Fall Council Meeting Oct. 31 At LaFayette High School

BRITAIN OFFERED USE OF U.S. LIBERTY SHIPS, WIPE OT TROOP-CARRYING BILI

U.S. STEEL TURNS DOWN TRUMAN BID   700,000 Will Strike Monday, Murray Announces

Truman Appeals for Reconsideration; Murray Announces 700,000 Workers Prepared to Walk Out on Jobs Monday

ORDER SUGAR PRICE BOOST   Refiners’ Prices for Raw Sugar Increased; Wil Bring Retail Hike

OPA Orders Sugar Ceiling Increased  Half a Cent   Agency Represented Strongly Opposed To General Boost In Rent Ceilings

PRICES RAISED ON RAW SUGAR   Action Of OPA To Cost Consumers About 50 Million A Year

Boost Granted In Raw Sugar Piice By OPA   Increase to Mean About Half Cent Increase to Consumers

HALF-CENT RISE IN SUGAR PRICE DECREED BY OPA   Consumer’s Food Bill T. Be Increased By 50-Mil-lion Annually   RISE IS ATTRIBUTED TO CUBAN CONTRACT

Sugar Costs Boosted by OPA Order  Cuban Shipping  Te. 2 OW ODD in re

Price of Sugar Goes Up Again   Refiners Raise Costs Users Half-Cent Pound

Today’s Outlook   FALL AND RISE OF MONARCHIES NO LONGER OF IMPORT  3v GLENN BABB AP Foreign News Analyst

END OF MONARCHY IN BULGARIA, ONCE IMPORTANT EVENT, HARDLY NOTICED AMONG WORLD CHANGES

Collapse OF Throne Gets Small Notice   -Toppling of Coburg Dynasty, hi Bulgaria In Sunday’s Plebiscite Barely Made Front Pages:

Industrialists of Reich Plot Plot to  Construct Empire   Scheming—Behind—Backs of Occupation Forces Shown in Notation

Bare Facts Indicating German Industrialists ‘Sneaking to Rebuild Reich’s Economic Empire

Nazi Industrialists Work Secretly to Retrieve Empire   Maneuver Behind Backs of Allied Occupation Authorities to Rebuild Reich Economy, Document Shows ~

Complete Rest For President  On Yacht Trp   ‘No Public Appearances— No Political Speeches’’ Pianned On Truman's  Vacation

TRUMAN TAKES VACATION TRIF   ORESIDENT     BOARDS YACHI “REAL REST IN  NS MONTHS IN OFFICE,

Interest Centers On Fifth District   Folger-Chatham, Durham-Rives Races To Be Decided Saturday

Reports Verified Of Yanks Enslaved By Lolo Tribesmen  wir WVEra’ LPC v rw

Foreign Search for Metals Urged by Krug   German Example ' Proposed at Mining Congress

Foreign Search for Metals Urged by Krug  : German Example   German Example ' Proposed at Mining Congress

UNO Ability To Settle Rows  Gets Severe Test   Security Council Faces Debate On Disputes By Great Britain, Russia

Churches Plan Drive to Get War Veterans   ‘Seek Pledge US. Wil “Not ‘Be First to Use Atomic Weapons in  Future Wars

Council Told Many Veterans Not Returning To Churche:   Steps Recommended to Cope With New Problem— Church Council Commission Convenes to Draft  Christian Program in Atomic Age

Yugoslavs Hurl Hand Grenade   Seven Americans Hurt In Sunday Incident In Streets of Trieste

22 Wounded In Rioting At Trieste   Yugoslavs Accused Formally Of Harassing Occupation Troops In Area

UNO Envoys Have Agreed   Delegation Is Solid  Upon Atomic Secret

400 PICKETS PARADE NEAt FILM STUDIO   100 Deputies Are Stationed as Violence Feard

T ramp Around MGM Studio  For Two Hours   Hundreds of Officers Look on;  Nothing Happens

Fire Destroys 2 City Blocks   Four Persons Injured tn Big Blaze At Charleston. W. Va.

Damage Estimates Range to Millions; 4: Persons Injured   Equivalent of Two Blocks Destroyed in Fire; Bivoest Since Capitol Was Razed: -

VET-BENEFITS —  REPORT MADE   TOTAL PAID IN OHIO LAST _MONTH WAS THREE MILLION           TOTAL .

STUDY PLANS T9 SCRAP 37 SHIPS   CONGRESS BEGINS INQUIRY TO FIND IF IT WILL PAY

Study Scrapping of U. §. Warships   Would Demolish Those Now Partly Finished

FORGOTTEN MAN VOTES IN JAPAN  First Free Election Allows Women To Cast Their Votes

First Free Elections In Generations in Japan Wednesday   American, British Observers to Visit Polling Places

Strikes Halt Reconversion. Says Truman   Silent During Interview On Tax Cut; Maps Messages to Congress

President Places Blame for Delays   Says Strikes Have Prolonged the War Emergency Program   AT NEWS CONFERENCE   Truman Plans to Send Three Separate Messages to   Congress

Truman Declines An ‘Elaboration; Asks’ What is Radical  About Changes

President Blames Strikes for Delay In Ending Powers   War Emergency Setup Would Have Been “Out" Earlier

END OF WAR EMERGENCY IS DELAYED BY STRIKES   Truman, Declines to Speculate on Date On Which Powers May Be Brought to End

Strikes Bar Recovery  —sSAYVS TRIIMA   Have Made It Impossible to Call War Emergency Over; Plans 3 Messages to Congress

President Plans Three Messages To New Congress   Chief Executive Silent on Tax Cut, Lewis Litigation but Will Ask Again for Military Merser

STRIKES STOPPED ~ THE ENDING OF THE . WAR EMERGENCY   Thin Is Statement Made Toe day Hy President : ‘Truman,   Di NOT ELABORATE   es  He Announced a Revamping of the War Avencies,

BLAMES STRIKES FOR EMERGENCY   Truman Says Controls Could Be Ended Except For Walkouts  ~~ se = ee

Truman is Mum Over Tax Slash   Three Seperate Messages to Be Sent to Congress

PRESIDENT OF OPINION TABOR CAUSED UPSET   Var Emergency Could Have Ended Much Sooner If It Were Not For Strikes   THREE MESSAGES TO \BE GIVEN CONCRESS

President Mum On Tax Plan   ‘Says Strikes Delayed ‘Ending War Emergency Powers OF White House

Strikes Have Prolonged War Emergency   That’s Truman’s Charge; No Sign Of Termination

f ft Hadn't Been For Strikes, War Fmergency Wouk! Have Been Ended Before Now, Truman Says

Strikes Blamed For Length Of  War Emergency   President Plans’ To Send Three Messages To New GOP Congress

Truman Says Strikes Delay Ending Of War Emergency   Chief Executive Makes Flat Statement During Pres: Conference During Which He Announces Plans To Send Three Messages To Republican Congress

Porter And Other OPA MenExpected To Quit Soon   Top Executives May Resign in Wake of  Forthcoming Order on Final Decontrol

DECONTROL ACT DUE NEXT WEEK; PORTER TO QUIT   Rice, Molasses And Syrup Stay; Small Reasjoenalion Seen

Order Expected To Be Issued Farly In Week   Top Administrators Are Thought Ready To Ouit

‘NEW DECONTROL ORDER 10 DRO? MRE EMIBE AVES   OPA Chief and Other High ?_ Officials Also Are Expected to Resign   WAGE CURBS NEAR END   WAGE CURBS NEAR END  Restrictions Upon Building Materials to Be Lifted, Informants Say

Paul Porter, John Small Prepare fo Resign Posts   OPA Will Discharge 20,100 Employes as Variane Offices Ouit

GOVERNMENT EXPECTED 10 END CONTROLS   Small, Members of Price Board May Also Resign

Porter, Small, Other Officials Expected To Resign In Wake Of Price Decontrol Orders

PORTER, OTHER TOP OPA MEN TO RESIGN   Ending of _ Controls Makes Jobs Unnecessary

OPA CHIEFS - EXPECTED 10 RESIGN SOON   Price Administrator Porter and Others to Quit Under Decontrol Order.

FIVE ITEMS T0 REMAIN ON OPA CONTROL LIST   Ceilings Stay On Rent, Sugar, Rice, Syrup and Molasses

OPA HEAD, TOP OFFICIALS T0 RESIGN POSTS      Resignations Are Expectetl Soon, Many Coxitrols Off * Shortly

Porter to Quit as OPA Folds   Sweeping Decontrol Order Due Next Week;.OPA Staff To Be Released

Ceilings to be Retained. on . Rent, Sugar, Syrup and Molassca — Wage Controls Will Probably te Swept Away at Same Time.

TRUMAN READY TO GIVE DEATH ORDER TUESDAY   All Controls Except Those or Rents, Sugar, Rice To Be Eliminated

Resignations Of Top Heads  Coming Soon   Deconrol Leaves Only * Sugar, Rice, Rents,  Syrup and Molasses —  Under Ceilings.

Porter Expected To Resign After Decontrol Orde   Truman Seen Likely to Re. move all But Few Controls Next Week

TRUMAN PLANS TO JUNK U. 5. WAGE CONTROL   Ceilings Scheduled Only on Rents, Few Foods

Expect Porter, Small fo Quit After Decontro   Order will Bring Wholesale Discharge Of OPA Employees

OPA Chief, Porter, John Small, Head Of CPA, To Resign After Decontrol

Big Four in Agreement on  Peace Parley   French Compromise Plan Adopted; U. S.,  Britain Gain Point

INVITATIONS T0 PEAGE PARLEY BEING ISSUE   Deadlock Of Foreign Ministers Broken By French  Ceennenmick   CONFERENCE OPENS IN FRANCE JULY 29

Ministers Agree to Call Meet  Procedure Rule:  Jet Qnogactinn   Procedure Rules  Just Suggestions With Invitations

WAY 15 CLEARED FOR OPENING OF PEACE PARLE}   Four-Power Foreign Ministers Break Deadlock on Conference Procedural After Long Session.   FRANCE AUTHORIZED TO SEND INVITATIONS   Compromise Proposal for Simple Rules Adopted — 21-Nation Meeting to Open on July 29.

DEADLOCK  BROKEN. AT PARIS MEETING   Foreign Ministers’ Action Represents Victory For U. S., Britain; Opens July’ 29 -

BIGA BREAKS . DEADLOCK AND PEACE PARLEY. IS ASSURED   Ministers Agree To Comprornise And Invitations’ Go Out Today. «:

Envoys Adopt French Plan On Procedure   Action Victory for U. S., Britain: Bids Go Out Today for 21-Nation Conference

Invitations Will Be Sent Out By France   French Compromise Pro posal ls Adopted By Foreign Ministers   VICTORY FOR U. 5. AND GREAT BRITAIN   Barring Unforeseen Difficulties Parley Will Open On July 29

Foreign Envoys Break Deadlock On Peace Issues   Represents Victory fo Britain and U.S. Over Reds

WAY CLEARED FOR EUROPEAN PEACE PARLEY   France Authorized Tc Send Invitations  To 21 Nations

PEACE PARLEY DEADLOCK IS BROKEN   21 Nations Are to Receive Invitations To Historic Session

Four-Power Deadlock  Is Broken   Ministers Agree Europe Meeting To Be Held July 29

COMPROMISE APPROVED ON PARLEY RULES   Last Obstacle Cleared For Formal Opening Of Meet July 29

BIG 4 AGREES ON EUROPEAN PEACE RALLY   ‘FRANCE SENDS OUT INVITATIONS FOR CONFERENCE

U. S., BRITAIN WIN DISPUTE  Ministers Agree On Plan For Paris Peace Meeting

U. S., Britain Victorious at Paris Meet   France Authorized to Send Out Bids to Conference

Big Four Agree On Peace Parley Procedural Issue:   21-Nation Session In Paris Scheduled To Open July 29

Four-Power Group Breaks Deadlock —   21 Invitations To Peace Parley Will Go Out Today

Ministers Reach Agreement; Cal Peace Meeting   Adopt Proposal Providing Few Rules of Procedure: U. S. Victory

INDIAN TROOPS WILL LEAVE BAST INDIES   Evacuation of Dutch Territory Starts Tomorrow

Herman Goering Cheats Hangman, Takes Own Life   Ten Other Top Nazi Bigwigs Take Plunae Into Eternity

Fellow Nazis Meet Death  On Scaffold Early Today   Source Of Capsule Provides Mystery: For Army Officers

Goering Suicides To Cheat Gallows 10 Nazis Hang   Hitler’s Henchmen Die At End Of Rope To Pay For Crimes Aqainst World

No. 2 Nazi Dies of Poison Before the Hour of  Execution      Top German War Criminal: to Doom Pronounced at Nuernberg

Goering Cheats Hangman By Taking Cyanide, But Other 10 Die on Gallows   Takes Spotlight From Colleagues and Creates a Myster in How He Secured the Poison: Executions Over Quickly

Ten Other Nazi Leaders Hanged For War Crimes   Chief Lieutenant OF Hitler ‘Steals Show’ From His Comrades

Goering Cheats » Gallows   Dies From Effects  Of Hidden Vial of Poison; Bodies Taken To Nameless Graves

Bodies Whisked — Away to Graves In Bleak Morning   U. S. Army Sergeant Pulls Taut 13 Coils of Nowe ~ Around Necks:   Symbolic Execution Is Held for Fat Goerine

Goering Dies By Poison As Rope Readied   Body Placed Beneath Gallows With Those Of 10 Who Died‘In The Noose:

Takes Poison In Cell Two Hours Before Time   Authorities Baffled Over How No. 2 Naz Concealed Vial Of Deadly Cyanide

Temperatures   Reichsmarshal Swallows Poison in Cell; Streicher, Jew Baiter, Has Final ‘Heil Hitler’ as Trap Opens

Goering Takes Life; 10 Hang   Probe on to Learn How No. 2 Man Got, Hid Poison

No. 2 Nazi Ends  Own Life 2 Hours Before Executions Start; Companions In Hitler Regime  Walk to Scaffolds All Voicing Theme ‘God Aid Germany

—~NUERNBERG EXECUTIONS— I] Nazi Bigwigs Pay With Their Lives For Crimes Against World  Goering Swallows Poison To Cheat _ Hangman, But Gallows Claim Others

NO. 2 NAZI DIES OF POISONING 'AS HOUR NEARS   All Eleven Placed in Nameless Graves as Nazi Final Curtain Lowers.

Hitler's Chief Aide Leaves  Allies Puzzled   “Mystery Of How Cyanide Vial Was Obtained Is Investigated

10 Executed After Goering Ends Life   Prisoners Manacled At Last Because Of Goering’s Suicide; Former Reichsmarshal Steals Spotlight On ‘Last Mile’

Investigation Begun After Top Nazi Dies 3y Poison Obtained in Mysterious Manner.

10 Other Nazi Leaders Die With Machinelike  Precision on Prison Gallows at Nuernbere -

10 Other Nazis Die iBy Rope.   Von Ribbentrop Is First Criminal Te Face Execution.

Mystery Surrounds Death of Former Nazi Leader Just Before Execution

No. 2 Nazi Dies of Poison Before the Hour! of  Execution   TO NAMELESS GRAVES   Top German War Criminals to Doom Pronounced at Nuernberg

Streicher, Tormenter Of the Jews Most  Defiant of Them All, Yelled ‘Heil Hitler’

Nazi Criminals’ Bodies Put in Secret Graves   Ribbentrop First to Climb 13 Steps to Doom; Seyss-Inquart Last: Suicide With Cyanide Poses Mystery to Army Intelligence Men

Suicide Creates Mystery On Eve Of Executions   Condemned Express Last Wishes For Strong Germany

Kx-Luftwafte Boss Takes Poison Hidden In Old Copper Tube   Ribbentrop First of 10 To Die On Gallows; Bodies Taken to Nameless Graves Karly Today

Pudgy No. 2 Man Of Hitler’s Regime Twitches Out His Life In Prison Cell On Eve Of Scheduled Execution —vVon Ribbentrop, Keitel, Kaltenbrunner, Rosenberg, Frank, Frick, Streicher, Sauckel, Jodl And Seyss-Inquart Succumb At End Of Rope

Takes Poison As 10 Others Are Hanged   Hitler Deputy Cheats Gallows In Last Hours

Takes Poison Dose Before Ten Fellow Nazis Are Hanged   Von Ribbentrop Leads Procession of War Guilty to Gallows

Ten Other’ Ringleaders, However, Pay For War Crimes On Gallows   Source Of Poison  Mystery To Army   Condemned Men Go Te Deaths Mouthing ‘God Save Germany’

Ends Life by Poison in Cell at Eleventh Hour: 10 Other Nazis Hanged

Goering Takes Poison To Cheat Hangman   m™  HE DROPS VICTIM JUST AS PRIEST SAYS “AMEN” Texas Hangman Achieves Highest Ambition 0 Career As He Plunges 10 Nazis Info Efernity

Cheats Gallows by Swallowing Poison; Companions Hanged   Ten Former Nazi War Chiefs Meet Hangman With Calm Bravado

Vial of Cyanide      VonRibbentrop Heads Death March; Na'Gad Save Germany’ Oaths

German Leaders Are Put ToDeath   No. 2 Nazi Leader Takes Poison To  End His Life

Goering Takes Poison, we Body Takes Place With Hanged Colleagues

KILLS SELF BY TAKING HIDDEN VIAL OF POISON   10 Other Ringleaders of Nazi Regime Die on Gallows for Crimes

“God Save Germany’ Shouted From ‘Gallows As ‘Supermen’ Face Death

GALLOWS TAKES PAY FOR CRIMES OF TEN LEADING WARLORDS   SENSATION CREATED BY

Army Seeks To Determine How Hitler’s Aide Got, Concealed, Took Cyanide  “GOD SAVE GERMANY”      Cry Convicted War Criminals As They Go To Death: Executions Carried OQut With Machine-Like Precision

Capsule of Cyanide Is Fatal to No. 2 Nazi   Von Ribbentrop Is First to Die; Hour, 43 Minutes Later Execution of Reich Leaders Ended

But 10 Other Nazis Die At End Of Rope   Mystery How No. 2 German Hid Vial; Investigation Started

Final Expiation For Germany's Colossal Crimes   Eleven of: Hitler's’ Gang Are Taken to Nameless: Graves

No. 2 Man of Fascist Regime Takes Spotlight from Colleagues; How He Got  Poison Is Mystery.      EXECUTIONS CARRIED OUT WITH PRECISION

HERMANN GOERING CHEATS GALLOWS BY TAKING POISON   Von Ribbentrop, Keitel and Other Hitler Aids Meat Peath Catelv

Penalties for Crimes. Against - Mankind Paid in Less Than . Two Houts’:Grindinge of Justice

He Escaped the Hangman’s Noose This Morning. By Suicide.   HE SWALLOWED POISON   Ten Other Top Nazis Died on ., the Gallows; Plunged ‘to :  Eternity at 1:14 A: M.

NAZI LEADERS LED 10 DEATH BY RIBBENTROP   Army Probes Source of Cyanide Capsule in Prison Mystery

Leaders of Nazi Regime Executed at Nuernberg Tell Faith in Germany

 Von Ribbentron Is First of Nazis to Dron Through Trap, Seyss-Inquart Is Last; Will Probe Suicide: No Arrests Made

No. 1 Criminal Ends Life by Taking Poison   Final Expiation for Colossal Crimes   By KINGSBURY SMITH Represeniing the Combined

VON RIBBENTROP FIRST TO SWING FOR WAR CRIMES   GOERING COMMITS SUICIDE WITH A CYNANIDE CAPSULE

Hitler's Top Henchman Escapes Gallows by About Two Hours  TEXAN DOES JOB  Most of Convicted Germans Die Thinking of Their Coun‘try And The Nazis

Nazi Leaders Pay Full Penalty for Crimes  Against the World on Gallows at Nuernberg

State Senate Session [s  Ruled Invalid  Forty-Ninth Legislature Exhausted Its Powers  ln Adinanrnmant

ATTORNEY GENERAL. RULES BODY MAY NOT ACT ALONE   REJECTION OF SINGLE STEVENSON APPOINTEE PROVIDES THE TEST

Expected to Urge Miners To Return   Ross Won’t Speculate on Possibility  Of Settlement

Lewis and Lawyers Hold Conference On Next Moves As Noose of Shortage Strangles Nation

Will Go Over Head 01 Jehn L. Lewis and Ask Miners to Return te Their Jobs.   UNION PREPARES TO FIGHT TO FINISH

TRUMAN DECIDES ON NATIONWIDE APPEAL TO UMW   PRESIDENT TO URGE RETURN TO WORK IN SPEECH OVER RADIO

A. F. L. PRESIDENT GREEN PROPOSES A CONFERENCE   Would Have Coal Operators and John L. Lewis  Meet.   AN HONEST DISCUSSION   Seeks a Basis of Accommodation Acceptable to All Concerned,

Next Move Is Under Study By Officials   Strike Continues Although Injunction Is In Effect

RAILWAY UNIONS PROPOSE PLAN TO END STRIKE   Both Sides Press for Early Ruling by Supreme Court on Contempt Verdict

TRUMAN PLANS RADIO PLEA 10 MINERS SUNDAY   AFL President Green Proposes Conference  of Owners, UMW Chief  Bill T. ECE

Talk Set For Sunday P. M. Aides Reveal   White House Says Presidential Speech To Discuis Entire Picture.

Will Speak To Nation at 8:30 Sunday Night Lewis May Tell U. S. Fo  ‘Try And Get’ Huge Contempt Levies   WASHINGTON, D. OC. (AP) — President Truman will address the nation on the coal strike crisis at 8:30 p. m. (CST), Sunday.

John L. Lewis Still Defiant In Attitude   Both Sides Want Early Ruling On Court Sentence

Expect Appeal To Miners to Ignore Lewis,  Resume Work   UMW Chief Confers With Lawyers on What to Do About Fine   AFL Chief Urges — Lewis-Ow twner Parley  nRreyyT

PRESIDENT TRUMAN WILL ADDRESS THE NATION ON SUNDA)   Will Talk on the Coal Strike Crisis at 8$:30 P.M. ¢. &, F.   FOR ABOUT 20 MINUTES   What He Will Say Will Depend on State of Affairs at That Time.

Truman Will Ask Miners to Dig Coal   » Washington —(AP)—President Truman will address ‘the nation on the coal strike crisis at 38:50 Pp. m. ((CST). Sunday.

Meet with Owners Sought by Green   AFL Head Asks Government For Sincere. Honest Discussions

EmbitteredDetiant Lewis Challenging U. §. Government   Showdown Battle Looms;  No Step to Halt Cea-tLa   STTiKe  Actual Operation By Government Next Drohbahle Sten

President is To Talk Over Radio Sunday   New And Heavier Penalties For John L. Lewis And UMW Are Considered

Truman Schedules Radio Plea to Miners Sunday; — Lewis Fights Penalties

Judge Says New Action  May Follow   Lewis Ponders Whether to Appeal or Adopt Tactics of Delay in Coal Sirnke   Won't ‘Dispossess’   Union May Let U. 5. Try to Collect Any Way It Can :

LABOR CHIEF, UNION  POST BOND AS CASE  GOES TO HIGH COURT CONFERENCE TO END  STRIKE PROPOSED BY AFL PRESIDENT 

TRUMAN PLANS PLEA TO MINERS   President Will Make Nationwide Broadcast Within Few Days   CONGRESSMEN PROD

TEMPERATURES   Truman Will Broadcast Radio Plea To Miners To  Resume Coal Production

Truman Will Talk Sunday  Will Go On a Sneak   Will Go On Air To Speak To Nation On Coal Strike Crisis

Lewis Conters With Lawyers To See lf UMW Should Adopt A Try And Get It Attitude

Chance Remains Leader Of UMW May End Strike   Relentless Throttle On Coal Production Continues; Additional Fine Ricked

Nation at Brink, Says Government   ' Economic Paralysis Threatens, Declares Solid Fuel Agency— New Union Penalties Impend

Government Is Ready To Press Fight after Huge Fine Is Assessed   Union Has until 3 p. m. To Post Bond on Penalty Of $3,500,000; UMW Chief Shows No Signs Of Weakening in His Stand

President Will Make Appeal To  Miners Direct   Washington Awaits Next Move Of John L. Lewis After Huge Fine As sesementsc   MINERS ARE FACING FURTHER BIG FINES  aera Se SS 6 ee oa a ae 

NEW-CHARGES “MAY BE MADE. “IN COAL CASE   UUTERNMENS  ARIORN ES & - CONSIDERING, PROBECUTING UMW. AND. ITS LEADER” ‘UNDER FEDERAL LAW

Lewis Keeps Throttle On Coal Output   Strike Showx No Sign Of Abating; New Contempt Citation May Be  *» Lodged   President To Make Nationwide Speech   UMW Risks $250,000 Additional Fine For Every Day That Strike  4 Continues £

Union Chief Strikes New Leoal Blow   Lewis Continues Bitter Fight Against Government as AFL President Appeals for UMA Onerator Cantevence

Railway Unions Suggest Presidential Commission To Determine All Issues

Truman To Talk On Coal   Will Address Nation On Strike Situation Sunday; Expected te Appeal to Miners

Truman to Make Plea to Miners.  To Resume Work   President Will Broadcast Sunday Night; Crippling Strike Carries Tntn Third Week Without Break

Will Speak To Nation at 8:30 Sunday Night  Lewis May Tell U. S. To ‘Try And— Get’ ‘Huge OR ei ts   BULLETIN!   WASTINGIUN, BD CU, (AP) — President Truman will address the nation on the coal strike crisis at 8:30 p.m. (CST), Sunday.

No Break In Mine Walkout As U.S. Suffers   UMW LEADER MAINTAINS STUBBORN PLAN TODAY

John L. Fined  $10,000; UMW $3,500,000   Railroad Unions Want Mining Resumed And Presidential Commission Settle All Issues

Lewis Faces New Assault On Treasury   Immediate Surrender Demanded

Truman Plans Coal Crisis Talk Sunday   Addressing Nation at 8:30 P. M., Chief Execu tive Is Expected to Appeal to Miners to Return to Work in Bituminous Pits.

—U. S. FACES GRIM DEADLOCK— New Contempt Citation Threat Fails To Bring Any Change In Attitude  Group Of Railroad Unions Presents Proposal To End Present Conflict

Will Air Address Sunday   Governors Of 36 States  Warned Nation On Brink Of Paralysis

THE CIRCUIT COURT IS HIS NEXT RESORT   Instructs Attorneys to Make Bond on His and U. M. W.’s Fine—Green Calls for Parley to End Coal Strike.

New Injunction Signed By Judge; Truman Will Make Appeal To Miners

Holds Conference On Defying U.S.   Lewis’ Legal Battery Undecided Whether To Appeal Immediately Or To Adopt Time-Killing Maneuvers

Gradual Stifling of  Economy and Increasing Unemployment Induce  Truman to Make Appeal

President Plans To Go Over Head Of Defiant Union Chieftian   Nation At Brink Of Full Stoppage   Strike Threatens Unprecedented Hardships And Suffering This Winter

Wiil Ask the Miners to Work Again   President to Take Crisis to People Over Radio on Sunday Evening

Contempt Case Goes Next To Supreme Court   Mine Boss Ignores $3,510,000 Fines Showing Outward Determination To Carry On Fight To Bitter End.

BACK-T0-WORK PLEA SLATED SUNDAY NIGHT   Fuels Official Says Nation on Brink Of Paralysis

President Will Break Silence  On Coal Strike   Indicate Truman To Make Appeal To Nation Within Next Few Days   KEPT SILENT IN COURT ACTION

President Will Ask Strikers To ‘Return To Pits   Radio Address Is Set For Sunday Night; Lewis KeMains Defiant In Face Of Stacvering Fines

President To Speak On Strike   Will Stress the Stifling Effects Of Coal Shortage  Over the Nation

Lewis, Legal Staff Confer On Next Step   Appeal of Conviction Certain; Coal Mine Strike Still In Force

President fo Make Address Sunday Night   SFA Says Nation is at Brink of Economic Paralysis

Talks Sunday Night If Strike Continues   U.S. Pictured at Brink of Paralysis; 36 States Urged to Take Drastic Steps

President Plans Appeal to Miners   SFA Sends W arning to 34 State Governors to Conserve Coal; Gravity of Situation Te Crowino

ON RADIO FOR STRIKE TALK   President Will Make Appeal t Mine Workers to Go Back to Their lobs   WILL EXPLAIN WHAT CAN . BE DONE WITH SITUATION

UNION CHIEF CONFERS WITH HIS LAWYERS   Coal Strike Shows No Signs of Ending; Must Make Bond

President Will Go Over Head Of  Jobn L. Lewis And Ask Miners  To Go Back To Work; Time Is  9-an Pp MW   HARDSHIP, SUFFERING THREATENS NATION

Delaying Tactics Could Be Used By UMW Heads   * Railway Union Heads Suggest . Commission Step In

Lewis Takes Case To Higher Courts   Strikes Blow in His Bitter Fight Against vernment.   A. F.L. Lealler Appeals to Covernenest to :Call  Conference :

TRUMAN APPEAL TO THE MINERS DECIDED UPON   President Will Make Nationwide Speech At 9:30 P. M. Sunday; Has Been Awaiting Outcome  Of Lewis Trial.

Will Address US By Radio Sunday Night  Coal Situation  To Be Given Full Airing

Strike Goes On As Lewis And Legal Aides Confer  On Answer To Huge Fine:

Lewis Appeals; Green Calls for Negotiations   Communities Face Prospect of Insufficient Heat for Health, Says Wheeler; Fines in Addition to $3,500,000 Face Miners   500,000 Small Businesses Vanished During War; Trust Crackdown Loom:

Truman Will Talk Sunday   Will Go On Air To Speak To Nation On Coal Strike Crisis

AFL Head Calls on Mine Owners, Lewis to Find Solution; Walkout Further Throttles U.S. Industry

Appeals Contempt Conviction   Personal and Union Bonds Made; AFL Head Green Calls For UMW-Owner Parley

LEWIS WEIGHS FINE PAYMENT. OTHER MOVES   “Try and Get It’ May Be Union's Answer to Penalties Levied.

PRESIDENT TO APPEAL TO MINERS   In Radio Talk at 7:30 P. M. Sunday To Go Back to Worl

AFL Head Appeals For Settlement in- Soft Coal Strike   Meanwhile John L Lewis of Miners’ Union Strikes New  Legal Blow in Fight Against Government by Ap.  pealng Conviction to Higher Courts   President Truman to Go on Air ~ Sunday to Talk on Coal Situatior

ATTORNEY FILES NOTICE OF APPEAL   Did Not Post Bonds For Either Lewis or the Union.

Lewis and Lawyers Confer On Next Move Affer Union Draws Fine of 33 Million   Railroad Unions Propose End of Strike With Presidential! Commission Empowered To Act Upon Grievances of Coal Miners

WILL GO ON AR SUNDAY EVENING WITH MESSAGE   Talk at 8:30 P.M. Local Time Will Run About 20 Minutes   LEGAL CASE DRAGS ON   .ewis, UMW Face Prospect of Further Penalties for Each Day of Strike

PRESIDENT TO NATION   Truman To Hakes Addresax On Coal Situatio#t Sunday Evening

Truman Will Make Appeal to Miners   President’s Broadcast Planned Sunday; UMW Chief May Dare U. S. To Collect $3.500.000 Penalty

Truman's Appeal To Miners Set Sunday Night   Congressmen Demand New Action to Curb Union Powers. Avert Stlonnaces

Truman Will Make Appeal In Coal Crisis  He'll Ask Miners To Go to Work

Lewis, Lawyers Hold Parley on Payment of Fine   Radio Plea Is Slated By President Sunday; UMW Strike Still on

Rail Uniens  Suggest Plan to  Kind Deadlock   Recommend Study Of Miners’ Working Conditions by Disinterested Body   BULLETIN!

TRUMAN PLANS RADIO SPEECH ON CRISIS 8:30 SUNDAY NIGHT  DISCUSSION TO LAST ABOUT 20 MINUTES; APPEAL TO MINERS

Nation Will Hear Appeal Sunday Night   Broadcast Expected to Last Over 20 Minutes;  Cangreeemen Ileaa Actian

Truman Plans Radio Appeal For Men To Resume Work Despite Leader’s Defiance

Strike Shows No Signs Of Abating   Several Questions Are Before Attorneys For Convicted Leader

MAKE APPEAL TO MINERS   Lewis and UMW Union Still Defiant In Face of Heavy, Fines Imposed.  Rill  ETIN

TO ASK MEN 10 GO BACK ON THEIR JOBS   Lewis May Break Union If He Continues Strike

Truman fo Talk To Nation on Strike Problem   Appeal Expected To Resume Work Over Lewis’ Head

RADIO-TALK SCHEDULED:AT 8:30 P..M. -WILL BE DIRECT APPEAL TO MINERS-

In Addition to Judgment Against Union Mine Leader Draws Personal Fine of $10,000.   LAWYERS CONFERRING ON NEXT LEGAL MOVE

President Will Make Nationwide Address Sunday   Decision to Carry Case to Publie Withheld Until  Hearing was Ended

JOHN L. LEWIS AND HIS LAWYERS ARE PONDERING OVER SOME NEW PROBLEMS FOLLOWING FININGS   President Truman Will Make Sunday Night Appeal to Nation’s Miners—Strike in City of Oakland Is Called Off—Greece Files Specific Charges Before U. N.—Other Worldwide News

[wo Are Killed  $10,000 Bond Posted For Personal Fine, Strike ls Continued   Government Hints New Fines May Be Assessed Mine Union   $3,500,000 Reaction  Union Leaders Denounce Fine

FACES PROSPECT OF BEING CITED IN COURT AGAIN   RAIL UNIONS ISSUE PEACE PLEA TO U. S. AND UMW CHIEFTAIN

MINE PITS STAYIDLE   Rail Unions Offer Peace Plan: Grim Deadlock Confronts A Nation Sorely In Need Of Fuel   May Delay Appeal.

Attorneys Press. Plans For Appeal To Highest Court   Railway Unions Plead For Truce,  Special Presidential Commission

TRUMAN WILL SPEAK TO NATION SUNDAY.   ++ Appeal To Strikers Over Lewis’ Head Likely

Rails Unions Offer Plan fo Settle Dispute  Lewis and Lewyers in Muddle Today

Tackle Trieste Problem Again  U. S., Red Delegate: Meet at Dinner

TACKLE TRIESTS PROBLEM AGAIN   BELIEVE MOLOTOV, BYRNES TALK OVER ISSUE AT DINNER

Yanks Break Up Mob in Trieste   By Internattonal News Service  PARIS, July 1—The Russians today accepted the French compromise on Trieste.

Significance Attached To Byrnes Dinne   Vital Port Holds Key To Settlements

Trieste issue is Up Again   Seek to Learn If  Solution Was Res  At Dinner

Trieste Issue Is  Up Again Today   Agreement Would Lead To Settlement Of Peace Treaties

Byrnes Host To Russians   Frank Discussion of Disputed Issues Be‘lieved Likely at Informal Dinner Party

Serious Trieste Problem Tackled   Intimate Conclave May Hold Key  To Issue

TRIESTE ISSUE ATTACKED WITH RENEWED VIGOR   Molotov Indicates Desire To Dis. cuss It On French Sugvestion

BYRNES URGES JULY (5 PEACE PARLEY, BUT REDS OPPOSED  BIG FOUR MINISTERS CONTINUE STUDY OF ITATIAN PEACE PACT

Trieste Issue Up In Paris  Again Today 7   Secretary Bycnes Was Host Last Night At Intimate Dinner to Russian Delesation

Balkans Peace Involved In The Trieste Problem   Big Four Foreign Ministers Are Considering Solution of Peace Impasse

Senate Takes Up Plan; Extension of Draft Voted   Work on British Loan Proposa! Delayed to Take Up Labor Legislation

Confers With Schwellenb: Murray And Steelman; Ot! Outside Government To Called In For Meetings   CENTER DISCUSSION ON PRICE INCREAS

Byrnes, Vinson, GE Head Call At White House ©   President To Hold Conference With Bowles Today. On Steel Price Issues Involved

Federal Officials Leave Conference  In Jovial Mood   “You Can Say We Came Out Smiling,” Said Secretary Schwellenbach, Murray Says He Is Always An Optimist.

(Moves Hint New Action  In Strikes   Capital Observers Believe President Is Thinking In Terms of Settlement Rather Than Seizure

Action to End Labor Troubles ls Indicated   Byrnes, Vinson Hold Session With President

TOP ADVISERS HELP PLAN EXPECTED NEW ACTION IN STRIKES  BYRNES, VINSON AND BOWLES MEETING WITH

Temperatures   Truman Confers With Industrial, ‘ Government Leaders

Truman Confers With Top Leaders In Steel Strike   Talks With Murray and Steelman in Effort to Break Deadlock   LABOR SECRETARY SEEN OPTIMISTIC   “Things Look Better,’ Schwellenbach Says After 30-Minute Session

WAGE WALKOUT OF TUGBOAT MEN UP IDLE TOTAL   tail  Tough Anti- Strike Measure , Before Congress As Strikes Continue   STEEL PLAN IS EXPECTED   President Said Preparing Price Increase Program To Settle Issue

END OF STRIKE NOW DEPENDS ON STEEL PRICE   Truman and Bowles Go Into Huddle On Settlement

See Early Action  On Strikes   Presitent Confers With Byrnes and Vinsos On Labor Turmoil

President Calls Schwellenbach And CIO Leader   Steelman Also Meets Chief Executive in White House Parleys

President, Aides Discuss Strikes   Byrnes and Vinson Meet Jointly With Truman; Bowles to Confer This Afternoon: G.E. Head Received

TRUMAN MOVES HINT NEW DRIVE TO END STRIKES   Talks With Vinson, Byrnes, Wilson, Bowles Indicate Quick Developments

President Confers With Aides On Strike Moves  White House Action Is Anticipated In Steel Walkout

‘SPECULATION RIFE THAT WHITE HOUSE MAY TAKE ACTION SGON TO BRING INDUSTRIAL PEACE

STEEL LABOR DISPUTE CUTS PLANT OUTPUI      Telephone Operators May Call Strike Through U. 8.

NEW TALKS ON STEEL PRIGES AT WASHINGTON   Another White House Move to Break Strike Stalemate Is Expected.

TALKS REVOLVE ABOUT COST RISE FOR PRODUCTION   Swellenbach, Murray, Steelmen at Early Conference

Gov. Sam C. Ford Brands MVA Bill Socialistic  Pick-Sloan Plan Gai  eo ie a =   Pick-Sloan Plan Gains Support; Rights Of Individual Saved

MVA Measure Is Flayed by Ford   Describes Proposal as ‘Communistic’

MVA Measure Is Flayed by Ford  Describes Proposal  "_ SECs ecceeay, peek  Tine

Gov. Sam C. Ford Brands MVA Bill Socialistic  : Pick-Sloan Plan Gain   Support; Rights Mé£ Individunl Saved

Othman Gets Paris "Fever"  Paree in Spring?  Ah, Sounds Old,  But It’s True

Lakes Maritime Strike To End. Next Week, View   U. S. Conciliator Says 2 Companies, Union in Accord

See Settlement Of Lake Strike By Next Weel   Two Companies Re a ch Tentative Accord . With NMU

KAISER WOULD WELCOME PROBE   But War-Time Ship Builder Asks  An Investigation Of Steel Firms and Jones

Kaiser Welcomes Inguit. Claims eneva Cost High   Protests U. S. Steel Favored, While He Fulfills Loan Terms

Kaiser Asks Probe Of Steel And RFC   Higgins ‘Amazed’ At Order for Investigation

Manufacturer Wants War Record Aired   Says Bridges May Alse Probe Steel Industry And Jesse Jones

KAISER WANTS INVESTIGATION         Builder Says He's Eager . For Inquiry Into Own Activities

Kaiser Is Eager As Investigation Is Suggested   Shipbuilder Asks Steel Industry, RFC, Be studied

BAUKEAG PLAN TO TAGK IT ON OPA LIFE BILL   Believe Truman Would Not Risk Killing Off OPA with Veto.

F arming State Solons Press  Parity Prices   Plan to Tie’ it Onto OPA Extension Bill in Event Truman Vetoes Wage Mensure

MANEUVER FORESEEN ON PARITY MEASURE   Group Hopes to Force Truman to Sign Farm Bill by Tacking It On to OPA Legislation.

Solons Planning New Strategy  New ‘Wrapping’ fo! Measure Forecast

New Wrapping Is Planned for  Farm Proposal   Legislators Will Try to Tie Parity Rider Onto OPA Bill

Try To Boost Farm Parity   Hope For Approval By Am endment To OPA Exten: sion Bill.

PARITY RIDER NOW PLANNED FOR OPA BIL!   Farm Legislators See Means to Force Hand Of President

Solons Seek Parity Boost   Farm Men Hope to Force White House Approv:

Solons Planning New Strategy  New ‘Wrapping’ tor Marncire Forecact

Tidelands Bill Appears Headed For White House   Truman Must Side With Either Ickes Or Pauley On Issue

Congress Ready To Dump Explosive Tidelands Bill On President Truman’s Desk   Measure Grants States Clear Tifle to Lands Extending 3 Miles Into Ocean

Tidelands  Bill. ! Fate Uncer tain  At White House   Expeci ‘House Will Favor » State Fitle: To. Sea. Oik; ~- Truman: May. ‘Net Sign

Tidelands Bill  Is Reported Ready For Truman Action  Legislation Gives  States: Ownership. - OFRich O-Strips

Tidelands Bill Is Ready for Truman   Legislators Puzzled Over Possible Fate  ~~... ia rrr re. oo? oe

PAULEY-ICKES FIGHT INVOLVED IN TRUMAN ACTION ON TIDELANDS   CONGRESS NEARLY. READ' ‘TO GIVE DISPUTED OIL MEASURE TO PRESIDENT

Roxas Claims Victory Over ‘Osmena; Not To Discriminate  ‘Against American Business   Osmena Declines To Concede Defect: Plans Official Statement Next Week

ROXAS LEADS IN PHILIPPINE POLL BY 125,000 VOTES   Pledges Cooperation with U.  - $.: Osmena Refuses to: , Conrede Defeat

ROXAS PROMISES U, S. HE WILL CO-OPERATE   Says He Selects Cabinet In ‘Victory’ Statement

VICTORY NOTE   Incumbent Osmena Refuses To Concede Defeat In Philippines

Roxas Gives Out Victory Statement, Picks His Cabinet   Sergio Osmena Decline “Philippine. Vot

Candidate Piles Up 125,000Vote Lead Over President Osmena In Philippines; Osmena Statement Next W eek.

ROXAS CLAIMS WIN IN PHILIPPINE VOTE   Osmena Refuses To Concede Presidential Defeat

Roxas, Confident As Lead In Presidential Race Grows, Selects His Cabinet

‘Roxas Issues Victory Claim   Incumbent Osmena Declines to Concede Defeat

Threatened Telephone Strike Would Be First National Phone Tie Up in History

Bridges Sees ‘Rationing’  Of Spending   Republican Senator Foreeasts Ceilings  On Federal Payrolls

PLAN TO CURB U. 5. SPENDING   Sen. Bridges  Predicts New Congress Will “Ration” Govt. Expenditures

Bridges Predicts Rationed’ U. 5. Spending, Government Payroll Lids

FEDERAL PAYROLL “CEILING PROPOSED   BRIDGES PREDICTS NEW CONGRESS WILL “RATION” GOV. ERNMENT SPENDING.

Republicans Will Ration Spending  Ceiling on Federal Pay Rolls Predicted

Soviet Writer Lauds Wallace  Average American - Too Self Confident

FIRST A-BOMBS LIKE DUDS 10 SCIENTISTS   Explosives Hundreds of Times More Powerful Perfected

IS SLIGHTLY COOLER    But Flora Sees No Rain for State In Next 24 Hours

CLAINS REDS FOMENT 6. , DISCONTENT   Col. Mahoney De clares Communists at Bottom of Trouble

Surplus Plant  Sales Lagging   Close to Thousand Remaix Tincold. Many Leased

U.S. Remains Leader in Real Estate   Billions in Plants From Wartime Flooding Markets

Government Is Expected to Remain in Real Estate Business for Years

Oct. 8 Deadline to Register for Nov. 5 Election   If You Aren’t Registered, You Can’t Vote, Officials Warn

Nehru Will Be Freed By  Kashimir State Will Rejoin  ) Negotiations °  On a Pa

Hundred Million  Dollar Campaign To Start Friday   Red Cross Starts Drive For Largest Peacetime Fund Campaign

Condemned Nazis Eat Last Meals      Goering, Other War Criminals Will Die Sometime During Night

Condemned Nazis Quietly Await Fxecution Hour  Criminals Will Meet Doom Tonight But Details Are Secret

Condemned Nazis Eat Last Supper   Hangings Expected To Start At 5:01 Tuesday Afternoon

Expect Hanging Of Convicted Germans Today   Rumors Set Executior Start For 1 Minute Past Midnight; 10 Seek Religious Aid

Nazi Hanemes Start 12:01 am Wednesday  To Take  About Three  _— nas >   To Take About Three Hours; Over at 9:00 P.M. Today, CST

Top Nazts Must ust Die on Gallows ; Final Meals Are Served to Condemned Men   SECRET BY OFFICIALS EXECUTIONS ARE KEPT

Midnight Set For Start Of Nazi Hangings   Gallows Ready For 11 Hitler Aids In Nuern berg Prison Yard.

Nazis Go To Gallows Tonight   Unofficial Sources Say Hanging of 11 Begins At German Midnight

\UNOFFICIAL REPORTS STATE EXECUTIONS WILL START AT iNUERNBERG AT 6:01 E. S. T.   Four Power Commission Make Plain That There Will Se Ne Announcement Until After Last Man Has Been Led to Scaffold   CONDEMNED MEN TURN TO RELIGION FOR SOLACE

Nazi Chieftains About To Swing   Enemy Ringleaders Tc Die, Possibly At 4P. M., MST

World War II. Veterans Receive  Red Cross Aid    Seventy-Five Cases Handled Last Month By LeMars Office

World War I. Veterans Receive  Red Cross Aid  , a a ok fo    Seventy-Five Cases Handled Last Month By LeMars Office

Ickes Appears Without ‘Raw’  Memorandum   Says His Notes On Conver sation With Pauley Are Locked Up In Bank  WVanl —

Ickes Tells Of Warning F.D.R. Against Pauley   Told Late President Party Might Become Involved In Scandal

Told Roosevelt. ‘Scandal Coming Ickes Testifies   Warned Against Oil Man As Democratic Treasurer, He Says

Ickes Warned President Roosevelt Against Pauley, He Tells Senators

“RAN LAWYER OUT OF TOWN”  Ickes Says He Told FDR Thaf Pauley Would Cause Scandal

EX-CABINET MEMBER SAYS HE PREDICTED PAULEY “SCANDAL”  ~ WARNING SAID GIVEN ' LATE PRESIDENT OIL ’ MAN TROUBLE SOURCE

Report Pauley is Ready to Step Out After Statemen!   Ickes Recalled Today; Is Without Personal Memoranda

Order Ickes To Show Notes ion  Pauley’s Talks   Comes to Hearing Without Them; They’re ‘Locked in Time Vault’

Ickes’ Memos  Are Locked Up   Tells Senate Committee Tes: timony . Against - Pauley in   -Bank Safe,

Ickes Says He ‘Once Warned FR [About Pauley   Ex-Secretary Foresaw Scandal In Party If Oil Dealer Handled Funds

Ickes Warned FDR ~ Of Scandal Fear   Tydings, Former Cabinet Member Clash   On Cross-Examination Methods

LEFT NOTES IN VAULT, ICKES TELLS PROBERS   Ex-Interior Leader Callec Again In Pauley Case

Ickes Asked For Original Data In Pauley Case  Reports  Persist OF Withdeawal

IGKES DECLARES HE WARNED F.D:R AGAINST PAULEY   Told President Oi Man Would Bring Scandal _

Ickes Warned Truman of Oil Scandal   Sen. Tydings Clashes With Former U. S. Secretary at Hearing

Ickes Warned President of Oil Scandals   Told Roosevelt That Oil Men in Politics Would Bring Trouble

Ickes, Tydings Clash During Pauley Hearing   Former President Told of Scandal Ex-Secretary Says

ICKES SHOWS UP WITHOUT FACTS ON PAULEY CASE   Tells Senate Committee Data Is Locked ' Up In Bank Vault And He Didn't Have Time To Get It: Pauley Due To Withdraw Tomor TOW,

Ickes Warned Roosevelt  About Pauley   Former Secretary Says He Warned FE.D.R. af Seandal

Ickes Bares Fear of Pauley ‘Mess’   Told FDR Oil Man’‘s Presence Dangerous

ickes Testifies He Once Warned FR That Pauley Would Bring Scandal

FDR Warned About Pauley Savs Ickes   Former Interior Secretary Tetified Nominee Would Cause Scandal

ICKES WARNE ROOSEVELT OF OIL SCANDAL   Told Former President Pauley Would Make. Trouble

ICKES SAYS HE WARNED ROOSEVELT THAT PAULEY  WOULD CREATE SCANDAL

Ickes On Stand at Pauley Hearing   Memoranda Asked For by Committee TE) poled See Neeyhety

Ickes Told FDR To Avoid Scanda  Feared Pauley Might Hurt Democratic Party

Ickes Queried Again About Pauley Deals   Former Secretary Says He Warned Roosevelt About ‘Scandal’

Says He Warne Against Pauley;  Ickes Tells of Talk” With FDR in 1944

Country On Way To Sixth Consecutive Bumper Harvests Agriculture Department Says   Current Outlook For Total Farm Production Has Been Seldom Surpassed

Another Bumper Harvest   - Agriculture Depart ment Says Outlook. for Total Farm Production ‘Has Seldom Been Better

BUMPER HARVEST IS FORECAST FOR THE UNITED STATES   Will Be the Sixth Consecutive Time For a Big Crop.   CONDITIONS LOOK GOOD   Outlook on Grain Especially Cratifving to Food Officials,

Sixth Bumper Harvest Seen   Current Outlook for Total Farm Production Seldom Surpassed

Officials Warn Food Crisis Is Still Serious   Record Corn Crop And High Yields ln Wheat Loom.

Another Bumper  Harvest Expected   Current Outlook for Total Farm Production Seldom Surpassed

Country Appears On Its Way To Near-Record Farm Output   Agriculture Department Report Indicates °46 Corn Harvest May Establish New Mark

BUMPER HARVEST JN OFFING; ‘TOTAL WILL SET RECORD   Record Corn Crop ‘Predicted ia4 and Other Crops: te bes: re “Near Top Figures

INDICATED BUMPER CROPS FOR U. S. POINT TO BETTER CHANCE FOR WORLD OVERCOME FAMINE

Nation On Way Toward 6th Bumper Crop With Gutlock For Famine Aid Good.

Record Corn Crop, Near-Record Crops of Wheat, Oats, Potatoes, Rice, Large Vegetable, Fruit Harvests in Sight

Nation Is Well On Its Way To Its Sixth Bumper Crop; Outlook Seldom Surpassed

Bumper Crops Are Ahead for Wheat,  Corn, Most Fruits   Food Officials Are Highly Gratified at Outlook for Grain; Exports Must Continue

Rosy Crop Outlook Based on Forecast of Bumper Harvesi   Record Corn Crop and Heavy Oats, Wheat,  Rice Harvest Seen

NATION ON WAY TO 6TH BUMPER HARVEST IN ROW   Survey Shows Outlook for Record Corn Crop % This Year

Country On Way To Sixth Bumper Harvest In Row, Record Corn Crop Is Seen

Bumper Harvest In County Is Predicted   Record Corn Crop Forecast With Othe: Reports Favorable

Outlook OnGrain Seen Silly ing       Department Of ‘Agric alture Seés Record Corn Crop, .Near-Record For Wheat

Bumper Harvest for Grain Crops  Sugar Outlook Is Improved Over ‘45

Sixth Straight Bumper Harvest Seen In Survey   Grai n Commitments Can Be Kept Now

SIXTH BUMPER CROP IN SIGHT   Country Well On Way To Record Harvest, Agriculture Department Reports.

BUMPER CROPS ARE FORECAST FOR 6TH YEAR   Current Outlook for Farm Production Seldom Surpassed

Record Crops Are Expected From Farmers  Current Outlook Gratifying to   Current Outlook Gratifying to Food Officials

BUMPER HARVEST FORECAST IN U. S.   FOOD OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC OVER 1946 CROP QUTLOOK

Nation On Way To 6th Bumper Harvest In Row  Food Officials Especial. ly Pleased By Outlook

‘6th Consecutive Bumper Harvest  Is Predicted for Nation's Crops

NATION'S CROP REPORT SHOWS NEAR RECORD  FOOD PROSPECT   Grain Outlook Gets Brighter; U. S. Will Meet Required Exports

Bumper Harvest ls Forecast; Corn May Top Record   Outlook on Grains Good; U. S. To Meet Foreign Commitments

Nation Well On Way to Bumper  Farm Harvest   Survey Shows Current Out. look For Total Produeton Has Seldom Reean Surpsssed

BUMPER CROPS PROSPECT FOR U.S. FARMERS   Abundant Harvest Seen AS U. S. Seeks To Fulfill Foreian Shinments

Refuse Price Commitment 1 Coal Industry   Negotiations Begin Tomorrow Between UMW. Operators

Government Sources See Limpi Industrial Machine Brought Virtual Standstill If UW Strikes In Three Weeks   NEGOTIATIONS TO START TOMORRC

WAGE POLICY T0 BE APPLIED IN COAL INDUSTRY   Wage Adjustments Must Be Made Before Prices Are Discussed

Coal Wage Parley Set Tomorrow novles Says He  Will Make No Commitment On

100 HURT IN RIOTING AT CAIRO, EGYPT   Students Demand British Troops Be Withdrawn

Student Killed In Cairo Riots   Anti-British Displays In Egyptian Capital

Collins Loses Fight for Life   Court Denies Appeal; Hill Killer to Hang

LAWYERS FILE APPEALS FOR DOOMED NAZIS   Hangman Who Will Dispatch Convicted Men Already at Nuernberg Prison,

NAZI LEADERS MAKE APPEAL FOR GLEMENC)   Move Fails to Bring Halt ir Advance Preparations of  Harnaman

ALLIED COUNCIL GETS FIRST OF NAZI APPEALS   Frick and Rosenberg First To Ask For Escape From Death

DOOMED .NAZIS FILING APPEALS   All Ask Allies for Easement Of Death Sentences

Hans Frank Refuses To. Make Plea   Hangman Readies Gallows For October 16 Date

World Setup Changed By OPA End   Famine Relief Program May Be Revised; Most Buying Halted

Famine Relief’s. Future Clouded Since OPA Dead   Government Buying Of Wheat, Meats, Temporarily Halted

ADMITS KILLING LEESBURG MAN   Hitch-Hiker Says He Mur ‘dered Beckerman With 12-Inch Knife

Harvey, 23, Hele At Philadelphia In Fatal Knifing  Youth Takes Ca  Of Victim After "Hitching’ Ride   Admits Stealing Cor

YRNES WANTS TE   Suggests Ministers Tey To Reconcile Thifferences

Byrnes Asks Treaty Conference to Adjourn to June 15   American Secretary Also Proposes That 21-Nation Peace Gathering Be Convoked at Once for Tuly 1 or 15

Byrnes Urges  Adjournment   21-Nation Parle vy Again Denaunced by Fl. S.

Convoke Peace Parley in July,  Byrnes’ Plea  4-Power Group ‘Urged to Adjouri

BYRNES URGES BIG-4 PARLEY BE ADJOURNED   Would Delay Sessions Until June 15 To Study Issues  :

Seeks to Convoke Peace Parley Byrnes Proposes Big-4 Adjourn Attempt t to Iron Out Difference  ee eee ee ee eS as  ‘RS SOR ee, anew sume   J. §. Asks Signing of Revised Armistice to Ease Italian Burden; Soviets Delay Reply; Austrian Treaty Protested

Byrnes Asks Deferment "Til June 15   Mmerican Secretary Says Conference Should Recognize Existing Divisions and Fulfill Obli gations by Setting Definite Date for Peace Conference.

BYRNES PROPOSES BIG 4 ADJOURN   SUGGESTS SESSION REOPEN JUNE 6 AFTER STUDY OF DIFFERENCES.

Byrnes Urges Big 4 Adjourn Until June 15   Peace Conference on July 1 or 15 Proposed By U. S. Secretary

MINISTERS GIVE UP TREATY JOB   Adjournment Until June Proposed; 21 Nations Confer In July

PEACE PARLEY FOR JULY IS NOW PLANNED   Members of 4-Power Are Urged to Adjourn to June 15

Byrnes Seeks Adjournment   Wants Ministers To Meet Before Peace Conference

POW Hid In Army Post Six Months  vy or wy ok wy ow Ona ner ArpidaAbl DINCER IR? ALIeALIT AC eo oe C{PARCHW CONDIICTER

Escaped German  Hid in Cave  for Six Months FBI, Police and Army Failed to Find Hideout

EWING CASE 10 JURY PRESENTLY   Judge Parker Expected To  - Charge Jurors Tomorrow In Sensational Fayetteville Case.

Trial Of Ewing In Final Stages   Concluding Arguments From State and Defense Scheduled To Be Heard Tadayv

Formal Plea Is Made By Little Iran   Security Council Puts Russians On Carpet Monday

News Day And Nigt   Action Assures Securit Council Hearing When It Meets Monday   Moscow Reaction Is Not Indicate   Soviet Press Refers T Hostile Moves Including Turkey, Iraq

Border Market Opens Thursday   Carolina Growers Hope For High Prices On Basis  of Georgia Prices

Border Belt Tobacco Markets Will Open Thursday   GEORGIA MARKET SWAMPED

Baby is Left in Doctor's Office   Divorced Mother Hoped For Adoption

FORCES REPORTED UNHARMED American Troops In Stricken Area Of Japan Signal Planes

ear hod Medi rire ep eetrOy, pds tae        FORCES REPORTED UNHARMED Poa ~ American Troops: In Stricken Area Of Japan Signal Planes

STRIKERS: ARE GROWING TIRED   Feel Economic Pinch In Detroit; Confident Of Outcome

Council Commtitee Is Passing on Membership Bids  Seven Applications Are on File; Controversy Seen

Seven Nations Ask Admission  Albania Petition Rrinoae Arnqumente

Committee Will Fight Entry of Additional Jews   Commission’s Report Is Bitterly Assailed; General Strike Due

150 Persons Had Blood Typed In  Sponsored Project   Former Servicemen Also Report Blood-Types At Clinic Held Sunday

150 Persons Had Blood Typed In  Sponsored Project   Former Servicemen Also Report Blood-Types

Woman’s Club Treasurer Admits Theft Of $30,000; Sentenced To Reformatory

Walker, Former N. Y: Mayor, Dies   Never Awakened From Coma of Early Sunday

James J. Walker, Mayor Of New York During Prohibition Era, Is Dead At 65

Jimmy Walker  Succumbs at 65   Brain Clot Fatal to New York Mavor of Get-Rich-Quick Era

JIMMY WALKER DIES MONDAY   Mayor of New York In Prohibition Era Sneenmbs at 65

Jimmy Walker, Colorful j Tammany Figure During 1 Prohibition Era. Is Dead

JAMES J. WALKER, FORMER MAYOR OF INEW YORK, IS DEAD   Colorful Character Succumbs to Blood Clot; Funeral to Be Held Thursday

Jimmy Walker, F ormer N, Y.,  Mayor, Dies   Death Comes  Painlessly To Debonair Little Man Of Prohibition Era

 Glittering Prohibition Years And Boom Days of Wall St. ‘Recalled By Walker's Death

Jimmy Walker Succumbs InN. Y   Former New York Mayor Never Awakened From Coma After Sunday Night

EX-MAYOR OF NEW YORK DIES   Jimmy Walker, Official During Prohibition Era, Expires At 65

Ey-New York Mayor Walker Dead at 65   One of World’s Best Known Men Had Varied Life

Jim Walker Is Dead   Brain Clot Is Fatal To Former: Mayor Of New York City

JIMMY WALKER, MAYOR OF N.Y., 1926 TO 1932, DIES   IRISH IMMIGRANT’S SON OF QUICK WIT WON WORLD FAME

WASHINGTON IS ENDED IN DEATH      Man And ‘Woman Plinge:From-Ninth Floor-To: Die   H MARRIED   Police - Try To. Talk Man Out Of Making. Fatal. Leap

"LOOK OUT; I'M COMING” Love Tryst in Capital Hotel ls Ended By Death Plunges

TWO PLUNGE TO DOUBLE DEATH .   ‘  “ILLICIT AFFAIR  *-ENDS IN WASHINGTON TRAGEDY

Siam Charges Aggression By French Forces  U.N. Is Asked To Rule On Seizure  eT ee

Siam Complaint Newest Trouble - Presented U. N   Anteriean Officials ‘Look. For Soviet Reaction To Statement By. Byrnes

STRIKE-DRAFT BILL DEFEAT IS ‘STEN IN SENATE   SIAMESE Ci NOW mu in

SIAM FILES CHARGES WITH U.N.   First Time Non-Member Has Appealed To Agency

Siamese Charge Agaression By French Troops   Complaint Filed With: United Nations Poses Unique Problem

SIAM GIVES UN NEW PROBLEM   Places Charge Against French Troops in Indo-China

SIAM COMPLAINT 1S BEFORE UNO COUNCIL   Nonmember, Former Enemy Nation Hits French

UN Group Hears Siamese Charge   Say French Troops In Indo-China Use Unjustifiable Aggression

SIAM APPEALS HOUSEPASSES TOU. N. FOR SENATE DRAFT PROTECTION OF CASE BILL

MEAT FAMINE ~ TO GET WORSE   Forecast By Steelman Probably Correct, Says President

Shortage of Meat to Become Worse  * Truman Concurs in  Steelman Views

None Even on Black Market Truman Agrees Meat Shortage To Become Worse This Winter   Farmers in Audrain County Are ‘Fighting Mad Over Meat Situation, GOP Group Told

4. Truce Teams  Go to Manchu   Attempt to Be Made to Head Otf Threatened Civil War

Wife Tells Of Threat ToEnd Life   Widow of Dr. P. G. Papsdorf Testifies as Inquest Is Continued; Describes  Dentist’s Suicide Intent.

Prospect of New French Governmental Crisis Is Posed by Communists

DeGaulle Again Enters Politics   Reds May Bring on Government Crisis

N egro Held As Arsonist  In Missouri  *Admits Starting Series of Fires’

Negro Also Charged With Burglary, Larceny—Total Damage Set at $250:000

NEGRO CONFESSES STARTING. FIRES   BLACK HELD IN SERIES OF  BLAZES THAT TERRORIZED NORTH MISSOURL

Negro Held As Arsonist In Missouri  ‘Admits Starting  -Rawiag nf Wirad

Elopus Walker in Confession After Arrest Saturday  At Chillicothe

K. C Negro Held On Charges of Arson, Burglary   Elopus Walker Arrested Near Laredo, Scene of Latest Blaze

OPA Still Covers AO Cents of ‘Cost Of Living’ Dollar  Rent and Clothing Ceilings Make Up  Laraect Shares

OPA's Remaining Controls Listed   40 Cents of Every Dollar Still Covered

300 German . Savants Work  In Ameriea   Will Be Rewarded. With United States Citizenship If They Prove. Out

German Scientists Come To America   Men Will Be Given U. S. Citizenship If Work Successful

Don't Play Santa, Pop; Psychiatrist Says Kids Will Think Youre Ghost

“DON'T MAKE UP LIKE SANTA” FOR CHILDREN PSYCHIATRIST SAYS EFFECT BAD ON KIDDIES

s we ; nm Yo... Asks Divorce From Husband,  British Quadruplets Father

RIOTING MARS REICH BALLOT   Right-of-Center Part; Wins Overwhelming Majority

CHRISTIAN SOCIAL UNION PARTY WINS REICH ELECTIONS   Balloting in American Zone  Marked by Riots and.  oe BrecNinet metivite

Christian Social Party Wins “andslide Vote In Germany   eee eee  Nation’s New Church Supported Unit Takes Overwhelming Majority In Rural Ballot

New Party Wins Vote In Germany   Pro-Nazi Activity, Riots In American Zone Mar Election; Six Reported Sul in Hosnitale

18 Injured As Germans, Displaced Jewish Battle During County Voting

ee Se eee  ~ Christian Social Union Win: Victory In Council Voting

‘New Political Party Wins German Election   Voting in Americon Zona Is Marred by Rioting And Pro-Nazi Activity— Carmine hee BCE

RIGHTISTS WIN GERMAN RACES   Election In American Zone Marred By ProNazi Rioting

Riots Mark Election In Germany's American® Zone As Rightists Win*

Riots Mar German Vote   Eighteen Injured in Election Battles; Conservative Party Wins

RIOTING MARS FREE ELECTION IN GRMANY   Conservative Rural Voters Give Church-Supported Party Almest Two to One Lead

Germany's Newest Political Party Captures Election   Christian Social Union Is Victorious as Rioting Marks Voting

HIcH WATERS LEAVE MANY IN AREA HOMELESS      Water Is Falling But Pineville Streets Are Still Inundated

Residents Propare to Clean Up After Worst Flood in History — Six Lives Lost and Hundreds of Persons Left Homeless.

BRITISH TROOPS REPORTED IN IRAQ   MOSCOW RADIO SAYS THEY HAVE OCCUPIED TWO TOWNS ~—SEES WAR DANGER.

Moscow Reports British Occupy Two Iraq Towns   Charges War Dangei  Being Created in Ae OF sede

CRY OF WAR ACTS   {Moscow Says British Occupation of Iraq Towns   Is Threat to Peace

British Troops — Said Moved Into  Towns Near Iran.   Iran Press Reports Troops Have Occupied 2 Towns Just 2 Miles of  ran Border; Roads Said Being -Paved for Military Operations:

Free Movie Tickets    — MOXOW RADIO BLAKE:  ‘British Threaten Peace

General Mofors Strike Likely to End by Monday   Settlement Near, Federal Mediator Indicates Today

APPEARS NEAR SETTLEMENT   Agreement May Be Reached Today or During Week-End

Three Separate Meetings Called In Effort To Halt Work Stoppages Set For Next Week Which Would Idle 1,200,000 Peo ple.

Union And Management Meet To Forestal Strikes In Meat, Electrical, Steel Plants

Disclaims Blame For Jap Raid   Did Not Refuse Permission To Bomb Formosa

GEN. M'ARTHUR DENIES CHARGE   Brereton Claim Refuted By Allied Chief At Tokyo; Heard No Plans

MacArthur Denies Veto Of Formosa  Bombingelde:   Declares He Wasn't  Approached on Plan By Brereton to Save Pearl Harbor Planes

WArthur Denies Brereton Asked To Bomb Formosa   Pacific Commander Says Ample Warning To Clear Planes From Clarke Field Before Attack After Pearl Harbor; Air Defense Inadequate, However, He Says

Argentine Gov't Takes Over Union   Manufacturer's Group Un. successfully Opposed Peron’s Candidacy

ORGANIZATION BTARTED IN SOUTH RUNS INTO LEGAL DIFFICULTIES WITH AT- * LANTA_POLICE. >.

Career Envoys Held Saboteurs   Palestine Policy Blocked, Crum Says: British ‘Social Lobby’ Scored

Heaviest Quake In World History  Army Forces Speed Relief To Areas

pe Least 500 Dead Japanese Quake Called Mos: Savage Ever Felt on Earth

Many Japs Missing After Tidal Waves   No American Casualties Reported As Relief Is Speeded to the Scene

History's Worst (Juake Throws Uj Six Tidal Waves   No American Personnel Among Casualties In Disaster in Far East:

Casualty List Is Indefinite; New Tremors Are Reported   Disaster May Prove To Be Most Severe In World's History

Suspend Formal Sessions   Two Ministers Dissatisfied  At Program in Writing Treaties

Foreign Envoys Displeased, End Formal Session  No Hint Is Given   No Hint Is Given Of Breakdown For Negotiations

Informal — Meets, Plan ‘Of Ministers   Formal Sessions At Paris Are Suspended. indefinitely

Foreign Ministers Will Not Hold  Formal Meetings  Better Progress Will Be Made by That  C.cbanme Vhliecs p.! ns

Paris Parley. Is Curtailed   Fornial Sessions. af Foreign Ministers’ Conference Suspended Indefinitely

Bidault, Byrnes Are Irked About Lack of Progress   Formal -Sessions Dropped by Big Four; No Hint at Breakdown  ; * of Talks

Big Four Plans Daily Sessions To Be Informal   French and American Ministers Express Dissatisfaction With Conference Progress

NO MORE FORMAL SESSIONS OF THE F, M. CONFERENCE   Only Daily Informal Meetings Will Be Held in the huture,   SOME DISSATISFACTION   At Progress of the Council in Writing Kurone’s Peace Treatles

Big Four Change Tactics   Dissatisfaction Expressed as Formal Sessions Rre Suspended

MINISTERS END FORMAL TALKS   ‘Siow Progress’ Reported Yugoslavia Gets Isles

Report Big FourGive Yugoslavia  Dalmatian Isles   ‘Envoys At Paris Meeting Concentrate Efforts On Italian Peaee Treaty

Ministers End Format ‘Meetings   No Hint of Breakdown In Negotiations, But Informal Talks Held To Be More Effective

MINISTERS SUSPEND ALL FORMALITY   Decide They Can Get Along Swifter in Daily Informal Meetings

French, U. S.  Score Delay: : On Treatie:   All Formal Sessions Of Foreign Ministers Are Suspended x

— PARLEY — Yugoslavia Awarded Dalmatians   Streamlined Rules to Speed Treaty Accord

Peace Councit Failing   Disappointment At Progress Is Registered Today

Foreign M' iisters Bring © Formal Ses:ion to End; Plan Unceremonious Talks

Four Agreed On One Award   Yugoslavia to Get String Of Islands; Ministers Plen For Faster Work

STOP FORMAL MEETINGS AT PEACE CONFAB   Report Fore ig n Ministers Award Yugoslavia String of Dalmatian Islands

Foreign Ministers Will Not Hold Formal Meetings  Better Progress ‘Will Be Made by That

Sessions of Big Four on  New Basis   Ministers Suspend Formal  Sessions and Decide to Conduct Discussions at  Informal Meetings

4 Ministers Plan Informal Parleys   French And American Envoys Dissatisfied With Progress Of Council In Writing Europe’s Peace Treaties

Foreign Ministers Will Abandon All Formal Meetings   Informal Sessions Only Will Be Held In Future---No Hint Of a Breakdown

OHIO BOY STILL HOVERING NEAR DEATH WITH DOCTORS SEEKING CAUSE OF STRANGE MALADY:

Plug The ‘Leak’ ‘ Enforce War College Secrecy : After Harriman Talk Publicized

Secret Talks Are Disclosed  Cin mewttes Lt cabo   Security Leaks In ‘War College’

National W ar College Acts ToPlug Leaks   Officials Get Busy <Afte: Harriman’s Off-TheRecord Talk Is Bruited About

Officials of War College Move To Seal ‘tank’ After Talk by Averell Harriman

“Leak” Brings  New Crackdown   War College Officials Told They Must Keen Mum.

“Leak” in Recent Talk by Harriman Brings on Renewed Secrecy Efforts

HARRIMAN "LEAK' LEADS 10 ACTION   Crackdown On Long-Standing: Secrecy Rule

U.S. War College ‘Cracks Down’ on Secrecy Orders   Top Military and Diplomatic Officers Told to Keep ‘Mum’

AUSES NEW MOVE 0 KEEP SECRETS      Hgorsus-Cticial ‘Acton Taken F to Caulk Seams After  i Harrintan Enisode

ANGRY DEMOCRATS TO HOLD CAUCUS   “BONERS” OF PAETY HEADQUARTERS BRING DEMANDS FOR “HOUSECLEANING.”

DEMOCRATS ASK HOUSE CLEANING   Boners Of Party Chiefs Stir Row; Hannegan May Be Ousted

Full Airing To Party Row Is Anticipated   Caucus Wednesday; Some After Scalp Of Democratic Chairman

Caucus Is Set By Democrats   Plan to ‘Blow off Steam’ At Wednesday Meeting

Intra party demo battle to be aired   Official caucus called Wednesday

Solons Aroused By Two ‘Boners Of Headquarter:   Closed-Door Session Slated Wednesday; 50 Ask for Conclave

House Demos Ask Cleanup   Congressmen To Investigate ‘Boners’ And ‘Inefficiency Of Headquarters.’

Call Party’ Caucus On Complaints   Unprecedented Action Is Faken To Give Full Airine Fo Row In Part

Unprecedented Caucus Caller] By Democrats to Be Ueld Behind Closed  Dinanve

Democrats Hold Caucus on Party Row Wednesday   Some House Members Reported to Be Seeking Scalp of Hannegan

House Democrat: Insist On Caucus  Give Full Airing To Inter-Party Row

CALFSKIN SHOE PRICES TO RISE   Leather Pinch Threatens To Cut Production 40-50 Per Cent

Higher Prices In Prospect for Some Footwear   ‘Seen Move To Avert Threatened Decrease In Shoe Production

“ANSE. SPIN   Threatened "Shoe Production Cut ts import Action By U. S.

REVEAL-SPIES — ~ BEHIND LINES      LARGE GROUP OF ITALIAN___AMERIC.  OPERATED_IN_ GERMAN OCCUPIED ZONE-IN. ITALY...

OPVing m Lary     Thrilling Experiences Of Italo-Americans Prior to Invasions

Cuts In Ohio.  U.S. Levies  Are Favored Ohio Republicans  In Economy Move

Herbert Sees Economy Move As Prime Duty   State Voters Go ‘All-Out’*-In: Giving  Full Power ta Renuhlieane: :

DEMS LEFT WITH LITTLE IN STATE   State, Federal Tax Problems Occupy G. 0. P. Minds

REPUBLICANS SET SIGHTS ON INCOME TAX SUT   Bender Thinks Party Should Keep Pledge To Reduce Federal Payrolls

Bricker, Herbert Would Cut US., State Levies   ‘Bender Advocates Slash in Federal Spending First

Reduce State, National laxes Aim Of Newly Elected Ohio Republicans

STATE GOP. LEADERS TAL TAX REDUCTION   Newly-Elected Chiefs Debate Ohio, National Levy   * :  Shaving. :

GHIO'S REPUBLICANS TALK TAX REDUCTIONS IN BOTH STATE AND NATION TODAY

Benton Harbor Markets Nearly Bare Of Supplies   Situation Is Worse Than At Any Time During The War

RESTORE DAIRY CURBS TO SPUR BUTTER OUTPUT   'U. S. Takes Steps to Spread  Out Meat and Bread   Sunniies

OSCAR AWARDS SCHEDULED TODAY   Joan Crawford, Ingrid Bergman in Race; Milland Caan Male Victor

Texas Run-Off Campaign in Full Swing With Opbonents Using Different Tactics

Jester and Rainey Using Widely Different Tactics In Vote Appeal Strateay

Stonewall Girl Victim Of Car Crash   One of Four Killed At Oklahoma City; Weekend Costs 10 Lives in State

ikes Calls On astice Group robe Pauley   ys He Could Not Serve ‘Longer, ‘Retain My Self Respect.’   EXPLOSIVE EX11

Political Dynamite  Ickes Resignation Gives Truman Toughest Crisis

Explosive Resignation of Ickes Leaves Truman in Hic Worect Political Snot

Explosive Exit Of Ickes Creates Political Furore   Truman On Spot; Resigned Secretary Still Blasts At Nomination Of Edwin Pauley

Secretary Of Interior Uses Blunt Words   ‘Truth Of Pauley Testimony Also ls Questioned

To Meet Threat      Full Effects of Explosive Ickes’ Exit Yet to Be Felt

Truman In Tough Political Spot  Ickes Asks Pauley Statements Probed

Ickes Blast Has Truman  On Hot Spot   “Old Curmudgeon” Asks Justice Dept. Probe Claim of Pauley.   “Deterioration.”

ASKS JUSTICE DEPT QUIZ OF PAULEY STORY   Resigned Interior Sec’ May Reappear Before Naval Committee

Exit of Ickes Puts Truman on Tough Spot   "Old Curmudgeon" Charges Pauley With Balse Statements

ICKES EXIT PUTS PRESIDENT ON POLITICAL SPOT   Asks Justice Department to Investigate Pauley’s Testimony

TRUMAN IS PUT IN TOUGH SPOT BY JGKES RIFT   Secretary Calls for Justice Department to Probe Testimony

ICKES’ BLAST PUTS TRUMAN ON ‘HOT’ SPOT   Must Decide on New Interior Chief, Future Action on Pauley Nomination

PRESIDENT IS FACED WITH 4 MAIN PROBLEMS   Cabinet Officer Indicates He May Have More to Sav in Pauley Case   (Rye THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

TRUMAN MUST ACT PROMPTLY, OBSERVERS SAY   Man of Top Caliber I: Suggested to Take Over Post

Blunt Parting Raises Four Big Problems   A Successor, Party Damage, Pauley Decision, Neutralizing Charge

Demo Plans Damaged By Ickes Blasts   President Faces Party Repair Job; More Pauley Trouble Hinted.

Truman on Spot After Ickes Exit   President Tackles Job of Finding the Right Man for Cabinet Pact:

TRUMAN TACKLES JOB OF FINDING MAN 70 REPLACE FIERY ICKES _ POLITICAL UPROAR:  . CAUSED BY CABINET  ets MEMR ER. CCON TING BO cok

TRUMAN TACKLES JOB OF FINDING MAN TO: REPLACE FIERY ICKES  POLITICAL UPROAR CAUSED BY CABINET  MEMBER CONTINUES

ran Truman, Senators Confer   Hatch Declares Several den Were Mentioned in Talk

‘Self Respect’ Still Retained By Secretary   Justice Department Gets Plea to Probe Pauley’s Testimony

President's Political Future  In Doubt, Observers Say   Ickes’ Resignation And Denunciation Of Truman's Attitude Toward Pauley Touches Off Capito! Fireworks

Truman Seeks ‘Right Man’  To Replace Harold Ickes   ‘Cabinet Officer Steps Out Declaring He Could No Longer Serve And Keep His ‘Self-Respect;’ Break Touches Off Political Upheaval

ICKES LEAVES PRESIDENT IN TOUGH SPOT   Explosive Exit of Cabinet Member Poses Many Immediate Problems for Administration  END MAY NOT BE YET

Truman Tackles Job Of Replacing Ickes   Ickes’ Blistering Resignation Touches Off Political Upheaval; President Talks With Westerners on Selection of New Interior Chief

EX-SECRETARY ASKS PROBE — OF PAULEY   Damage Done Within Party Must Be Repaired   Says He Could Not Remain In Cabinet And Retain Self Respect

NUERNBERG PHOTOS TO BE MADE PUBLIC   Allied Council Assigns to Secretariat Task of Selecting Those to Be Given Out.

Says U.S. And China Acting On Assumption There Will Be A Russo-American War   Chou En-Lai, No. 2 Chinese Communist, Quits Nanking Peace Negotiations

CHOU ABANDONS PEACE PARLEY, FEARS FUTURE   Chinese Communist Leader Declares U. S. May Wage War with Russia

WAR song CAUSING DISCORD   Red Leader Claims Far Eastern ___ Pelicies Hint_That Con- —_ flict Coming

Chou Quits Discussions  AtNanking   Says Sino-American Policies Based On Belief There Will Be War With Russia

China’s No. 2 Commy Quits “Peace Parle:   [Chon En-Lai Declares Cl ins And U, 8. Policies Based  On Assumption.Of War Wh Ruasia

Chou En-Lai Views China ‘As U.S. ‘Tool   Red Says America Using Policy Based On War With Soviet

Chinese Red Quits Nanking Peace Parley   Claims U. S. Policy Based on Assumption Of War: With Russia

Chou Quits China Peace Talk t   Communist Says Chiang-American Policy Points Toward Future U.S -Soviet War

No. 2 Chinese Red Quits. Negotiations   Chou Declares Sino Government-US Policy Based on Assumption of Coming Russian-American War

Chinese Communist Quits Peace Parley   Says Chiang’s and U.S. Policy in China Is Based on a Possible U.S.-Russian Conflict

Communist Leader  Says U.S. and  Russia May Fight Official Declares  Deals Are Based ' On War Assumption

Chinese Red Quits Confab; Sees U. S. Planning Russ Wat   Doesn’ t Expect Conflict  Because People Are Opposed Now

Chinese Red Says U. S., Chiang Base Policy on Assumption of Soviet War

Chou Says Policy OF U.S. and China Hints Russo War  , a cs, . om Tr   Communist Noe, 2 Has Other View; Sees U. S.-Jap Link if Strife Occurs

Chinese Commiunist Quits Nanking Peace Gathering; Red-American War Talked

Chinese Communist Leader Quits Parley With Report U.S.-Russian War Coming

Congress Threatens To Enter Dispute With New Measure   House Group Sets Hearings on Bill Te Outlaw Special Output Royalties To Unions

Study Bill To Outlaw Lewis Fund Demand  UMW Chieftain Keeps Silence As Coal Strike Rouses

House Opens Anti-Royalty Bill Hearings   John L. Lewis Prepares To Resume “Silent Treatment” Of Bituminous Operators

Those in Charge of Industries Fear for Results, While Congressmen Are Irked  Over Matter.   LEWIS IS SILENT OVER MANEUVERING

Fears, Tempers Mount in Capital Over Coal Strike   Schedule Hearings On Law to Outlaw Special Payments

SOFT COAL STRIKE IS BEING FELT IN ALL PARTS NATION   MANY PERSONS FORCED INTO IDLENESS ACCOUNT OF FUEL SHORTAGE —

Tempers and Fears Rise Over Strike   Law. Would Strike Down  Lewis’ No. 1  Demand

HOUSE MEASURE AIMED DIRECTLY AT LEWIS’ DEMAND   Industrial Paralysis Spreading as Miners Ignore Tru+ camate Uiaontaw

Mine Tieup Enters 6th Week With No  ‘Sign Of Agreement      Congress Gets Bill to Ba: Production Payment  To Unions. Be Ss

COV'T TEMPERS RISE AS COAL CRISIS GROWS   Plan To Hit At Lewis Demand For Benefit Royalty

Production Pay fo Unions Is Attacked   Congress Committee Considers Bill Which Would Strike Down No. 1] Demand of John L. Lewis

SENATORS URGE U. §. ACTION TO REOPEN MINES   Seizure Not Expected Now However; Bill To Outlaw Union Fund Debated

SOFT COAL STRIKE [5 BEING FELT IN ALL PARTS NATION  MANY PERSONS FORCED

No Solution To Coal Strike Seen In Near Future  Congress Takes Steps To End Dispute; Called ‘Disaster’ By Trumon

Anti-Royalty Bill Hearings Are Opened   Official Tempers Mount As Strike Enters Sixth Week

LEWIS SILENT, SOLONS IRKED, ‘BUT NO COAL   Pressure Grows To Halt ‘Na tional Disaster’ — Con}  gress Gets Busy

CONGRESS MAY TAKE ACTION IN ISSUE   Proposed Bill Would Block Special Union Payments   JOHN L, LEWIS   Resumes Silent Treatment Of Operators: Walkout Now In Sixth Week

John L. Lewis Remains Silent on Future Plans   Congressional Hearings Open o1 Anti-Rovyalty Bill: More Shutdowns Coming

“National Disaster Is Truman Description Of Strike; Tempers Mount

Demands to Reopen Mines  Being Heard   Government Seizure Not Expected Yet Because Miners Might Not Return Even Then

Coal Strike Is Causing Severe Crisis In U. S.   CONGRESSIONAL TEMPER BECOMES HOT ON ISSUE

LewisKeeps His Silence On Matter   Judiciary Subcommittee Arranges Hearings on Bill to Give Special  Basie:   President Warns   Truman Says That Full Impact of Strike Is Only Beginning

CONGRESS MOVE INTO THE STRIKE DISPUTE   Considering Bill To Outlaw Any Special Payments To Unions; “National Disaster, Says Truman.

\So Far No One Has Thrown Piano  Qut Hotel Window At Legion Meet

THINGS JUST WEREN'T THE SAME- Faint Air of Wistfulness About Leaion’s Convention

Nostalgic Magic to the ‘Old Men’  TheLegionRolls Out the Old Barre

2,126,222 Tons Relief Supplies Shipped Abroad  Total Value Set At $433 816 000

Truman Makes Detailed Report On UNRRA Data   By Last September UNRRA Shipped Two Million Tons Of Goods

Soldier-WifePlan Changed   War Department Hastens To Include Wives Of All Sol. diers In Travel. —

Russ Plans Unknown   All Service Wives Given Equal Chance To Join Husbands

al Wives Will. Be Allowed To. Jo Husbands   Placed On Same Footing As Wives Of Other Men In Occupation Armies

32nd Division  Through Feb. 28   Red Arrow Will Be “Inactivated After Victory Record

SOME AGAINST JAP ELECTIONS   Far Eastern Council Holds Secret Session

Far Eastern Unit Opposes ‘Jap Election   Some Delegates Fear Return Of Military to Power

Disagreement With MacArthur Over ‘Jenanage Elections Is Registered

Jap Election Plan Opposed   Far Eastern Commission Meeting to Consider MacArthur's Arguments

Far Eastern Gr ‘oup Takes Up Jap Voting   Some Reported To Question National Elections Set By Macarthur ber April

Opposition To Jap Election   Far Eastern Commission May Block MacArtk~-’s Plan For April 10° 38 ¢

DELAY WANTED IN JAP ELECTION   Far Eastern Board Studies MacArthur’s Program

‘McArthur Answer:  Election Proposal   Far East Commission Studies Arauments on Japanese Voting

Far Eastern Commission To Examine Arguments For Japanese Elections April 10   Some Delegates Have Registered Opposition To Elections At This Time

Presidential Greetings Cancelled   Last of Inductees Ordered to Report By Next Tuesday

DRAFT HOLIDAY IS ORDERED BY GOVERNMENT   War Department Says Right to Renew Is Not Thus Prejudiced

Army Declares Draft Holiday For Rest of “40   35,000 Called Up for Induction Need Not Report

Enlistments Have Exceeded Expectations  20,000 Called For Induction Last Half Of Month Get ‘Reprieve’  MILLION VOLUNTEERS ~ ALREADY-IN UNIFORM  Action May Figure In De- bate If Draft Act Extension Requested   20,000 Called For Induction Last Half Of Month Get “Reprieve”   Action May Figure In Debate If Draff Act Extengion Requested

GROUP CALLE NEXT TUESDAY LAST OF YEAR   NEARLY  1,000,000 IN UNIFORM AS VOLUNTEERS

ARMY DECLARES A DRAFT HOLIDAY    'INDUCTIONS SUSPENDED REST  OF YEAR—35,000 CALLED NEED NOT REPORT.

Army Declares Draft Holiday   Men Already Called for _Last Half. of Month Need Not Report

Army Stops Draft Till End of Year   Volunteer Millior Fill All Quotas

MISSING BOY, 8, FOUND IN RIVER   BODY NEAR PLACE TWAT GIRL, 17, SAID SHE PUSHFD HIM IN STREAM.

CAPTURE LOOT IN CHINATOWN   Vancouver Chinese Battle Officials With Meat Cleavers

SERVED 7 NOTICES   Six Were Tenancy Termina- tions and One Was An Eviction Paper   NO RENT INFORMATION

OFFICE SERVED 7 NOTICES   Six Were Tenancy Terminations and One Was An Eviction Paper         NO RENT INFORMATION

Secretary Vinson Concedes—  Loan To Britain May Form Economic Blocs

Eugene Meyer Is Stepping Down and Out as Executive   Resigns Presidency of 38-Nation Bank After Brief Six Months Only

Eugene Meyer Resigns As Head Of World Bank   Action Comes As Surprise; Talk Of Successor Centers On Lehman

MARTIN STRIKES AT U. S. PLANNED SLAVERY OF ALL   Democrats Have Brought Planned Scarcity Now See More Ambitious Goal

Defends Plans For A-Bomb Test At Bikini Atoll   Vice Admiral Blandy Strikes Back At Critics Of Cost Of Bomb Tests   SAYS ESTIMATES OF COST TOO HIGH

Near 300 Women Are Candidates   Fifteen Seeking Congres. sional Seats; One Is Already Elected.

300 Women Are Congress, State  Office Seekers  Feminine Vote Fyceedc Male

--IN NATION — New Deal Minus F.D.R. Gets Test   Counting on Sisters , 300 Women Seeking Office

AFL Ited Over Radio Wire Cutting   ‘Sabotage’ Probed In Frustration  Of Green Speech

UNION BALLOTS STRIKE ACTION   CIO Votes Walkout by 10-1 Margin at Firestone

Debate Joint Peace Action  Of Churches   Protestant Leaders Aint io Pat Christian Viewpoint On Peace Before Statesmen Of World

PLAN FOR WORLD COOPERATION PROTESTANTS, CATHOLICS TO GET PEACE CALLED NEED FOR FUROPE

Christian Action Needed to Combat Moral Collapse Vitiating Europe

Attorneys Interpret Goldsborough’s Remark As Indicating No Sentence To Jail Will Be Imposed On Lewis, No Matter What Happens .

JUDGE'S WORD TAKEN AS HINT; ORIGINAL — STRIKE BAN. RENEWED   INFORMAL OPINION IS.

Judge Indicates Ruling Won’t Put Lewis Behind Bars on Contempt Count

Byrnes Drafts Reports On His Trip To Paris   One Will Be Submitted Tc President; Other Will Be Broadcast to Na‘ fen Fanisht

Secretary To Give Nation His Views   Takes To Air Tonight; Truman Interested

Byrnes Will MakeReport    Resume of Ministers’ Parley to Be Given Over Radio Tonight

Republican Drive Nearing Control  Of the House  Also Chance Party Will Get Upper Hand in the Senate

JAPS BACKED DRUGS TRAFFIC TO AMERICA   From Factories In Manchuria

County Political — Conventions Meet At Court House  Both Meetings  Called For Friday  Of Next Week

County Political Conventions Meet At Court House   Both Meetings a   Both Meetings  Called For F; riday Of Next Week >

3,000 RUSSIAN ~ TROOPS AT KARAJ   IRANIAN OFFICIAL DECLARES THERE IS NO DANGER TO TEHRAN.

Russ Troops More Nearer to Tehran   No Danger to Iran Capital Says Minister; Soviet Say Pact Broken

Reds 20 Miles From Iran Capital  Tranian Official Says Russian Troops Are

Soviet Troops Concentrated Near Canifal   Iranian. Minister... Says. Remarks Were Misinterpreted

‘No Danger’ To Capital Foreseer By lran Official   Russians Establish Garrisons in Desert Villages, Is Claim

Iran Official Sees No Dangel Of Red Attack   Prince Firouz Says There Is No Threat; Tension in Capital Noticeably. Lessened

Soviet Units Still Massed Near Tehran   Newsmen Are Told No Attack Threat By Soviets Exists

Soviet Troops Concentrated (Near Teheran   Minister Sees No Danger to -Tran’s Cetpital

Russ Troops  Canrantratina UUHIRUI I GIy  Iran Reports 3000 Are Gathered 20 Miles North of Tehran

Iranian Official Asserts Russians Do Not Threaten Teheran by Troop Movement:

Tension In Lessened  In Tehran   War Minister Says His Remarks Were Completely Misinterpreted

Manchurian Situation ‘Critical’, Gen. Marshall Says; 3,000 Reds Are Reported Near Iran Capital

Iranian Army Is Not Pelee To Finish Fight?   Fears For Invasion Lessen But Many Families Leaving Capital

Soviets Covet Persia’s Oil   Tevestia Deplores Anglo-U. 8. Monopoly

WAR MINISTER DENIES PLEDGE TO FIGHT REDS   Soviet Troops Reported Concentrated 20 Miles  From Capital

lranians In Reversal Of Their Alarm   Sey No Danger to Tehran Deny Promise of Fight To Lest Men

No DANGER SAID SEEN TO CAPITAL   Soviet Troops Mass Near  Tehran As Tension Eases

Soviets Mass  Near Tehran   City. Not in Danger, Claims Pennaganda Chief

Soviet Troops Concentrated Near Teheran  Minister Sees No Danger to

RUSSIAN VETO HELD PROBABLE   UN Council Heading Fo Apparent Showdown On Franco Issue

United Nations Will Consider Veto Questior   Security Council Heads For Fullscale Debate  On Soain

Unifed Nations. Near Showdowr On Veto Issue  A ee a ee   Council Resumes Spanish Debate At Session Today

RUSSIANS MAY. USE POWER IN SPAIN DISPUTE   Gromyko Takes Stand Against Report Of Sub-Committee

SOVIET VETO IN U. N. SPANISH DECISION SEEN   Security “Council Heads For Showdown On  Franco Regime

UN Heads For Showdowr On Veto By Big Powers   Security Council Nears Debate On Franco Onestion: Russia Remains In Minority

Showdown Is Near On Spain   UN Council Goes Back In: to Session Today on Spanish Issue

United Nations Heading for Veto Showdown  Spanish Question   Spanish Question Debate to Open in Council Today

“BIG POWER” VETO LEADS TO SHOWDOWN   Spanish Question Will Come Up Before . Council

Security Council Nears Showdowr On Issue of Veto   U.N. Agency Prepares fo Full-Scale Debate on Spanish Question

Council Goes Into Session At 2:30 P. M. Today With 8 Votes For Referring Boycott To Gem eral Assembly.

United Nations Heading for Velo Showdown  Spanish Question Debate to Open ie Council Today

Russian Veto Issue Holds UN Spotlight   Security Council Heads for Showdown On Spanish Issue

ited Nations Point » Showdown on Veto wer of Big Nations         full Scale Debate on Question of Franco Regime Nears With Russia n Minority; Eight Votes Assured

PAC Set to Block Republican Drive For Heuse Seat:   Group Will Bsiss $6,000. 000 to Maintain Dermocratic Majority

‘CIO Sets Out To } Block GOP Drive   Republican Control of House Rad for U.S., CIO Says

U.S. Requests Unified Reich   Join Zones Or Face Steady Growth Of Creeping Economic Paralvsic.

Economic Plan for  Reich Offered by United States  ; Other Occupying Powers Given  Blunt Advice to Co-operate  or Face ‘Creeping Paralysis’

NIGHT BASEBALL Braves -000 000 010-1 Cards 000 003 00x=3   Make Gerinany One EKeonomic Unit, U.S. Asks Of 3 Countries

Unified Reich Economy Plan Put Forward By MeNarney   U.S. Would Join With One Or All Of Other Zones

GERMANY FACES ECONOMIC. RUIN   U. S. Asks Other Occupying Powers To Join Zones in Single Control Unit

M’NARNEY CALLS FOR UNION OF 4 ZONES IN GERMANY   U, S. Commander Places Proposal for Single Economie Reich Before Allied Control Council.   WARNS PRESENT SET-UP WILL BRING PARALYSIS   Stands Ready to Consolidate American District With Any Or All of Three Others.

NIGHT BASEBALL Braves -.000 000 010—1 Cards 000 003 O0Ox=—3      Make Germany One Eeonomic Unit. U.S. Asks Of 3 Countries

NEHRU'S PARTY ACCEPTS PLAN      LEADER OF ONE PARTY. IN INDIA SAYS HIS GROUP” . FAVORS SETTING. UP . REPUBLIC

Bar Communists From AFL in State   Labor Takes Strong Action at Superior

Anti-flu ‘Shots’ Showing Results   Encouraging to Suracon General

ANTI-FLU SHOTS _ ARE ENCOURAGING   Producing Results, the Sur. geon General Reported Today.

AVC DELEGATES HEAR CHAIRMAN   Bolte Asks Reorganization Of Vets Administration

Penicillin Losing Punch Rapidly; Resistant Germs Get Clear Field

Scientist Says Penicillin May Soon Become Useless For Some Diseases

Predicts Penicillin, Wonder Drug, May Become Useless In Few Years

Germs Immune To Penicillin  Are Appearing   Wonder Drug Is Losing Punch Against Many Of Man’s Plagues

Penicillin May Become Almost Useless For Many Diseases In Few Years

’ Penicillin May Become Useless   Strains Of Germs Which Reproduce Rapidly ‘Resist Drug

Penicillin May Become Useless In Few Years For Number Of Diseases

4-Year-Old Sedition Case Dropped   Sees Another Trial as Travesty on Justice

SEDITION CHARGES DISMISSED AFTER OUR - YEARS TIME      enty-Six ‘Defendants:--Giver Disinissal; Government May Appeal Decision

MASS SEDITION CASE DISMISSED   Federal Judge Grants Motian of Defense

Mass Sedition Case Dismissed   Court Rules Retrial Of 28 Defendants Would Be Travesty

Slays Sister, Takes Life   Gives Ne Explanation Of Strange Murder

State GOP Hits Truman Action On Slaughter   Criticize President for Renomination Block of Representative

Emory Collins Wins In Mason City Races  To Appear This Week At Spencer

General Strike  In Texas City Shunted Aside   Nation Still Has Over Million Workers Idle In Walkouts

HOUSTON FACES STRIKE CUTTING VITAL SERVICES   Other Walkouts Threatened in Transit, Phone and Utilities Industries

STRIKE AT HOUSTON DELAYED   Sympathy Walkout Averted; Unions Resume Negotiations

Port Strike Off: Other Walkouts Leom in Natio   Houston Service Tieup Is Averted; More Than Million Out of Work   NO SETTLEMENT SEEN IN GM-CIO DISPUTE   Telephone Union Schedules Conference to Halt Walkout March 7th

G. M-SIO TALKS REMAIN BOGE PECIIME MONDAY   Mediator in Dairy Tieup at Detroit Asks Parley Be Shifted to Capital   TRANSIT STRIKE LOQMS   But Murray Agrees to Take Hand in Threatened N. Y. Stoppage

Crippling Strike Postponed in Houston, Texas   Walkout Would Have Paralyzed All Vital City Services

INSANE BOMBING OF PALESTINE HOTEL BY TERRORISTS SHOULD NOT CLOUD REAL ISSUES THERE

. Mackenzie’s Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AFP Foreign Affairs Analyst

Hotel Blast I nsane Act Terrorists   It Would Be a Tragedy Ti his Aliuwed To Block Great Issues Of Palestine Seitlement

2 ARRESTED IN BANK HOLDUP   Charge Columbus Youths with $167,189 Thornsville Robbery,

PAIR GAUGHT IN BANK ROBBERY   Most Of Loot From Thornville Theft Recovered

Thornville Bank Robbers Seized By FBI Agents   War Veterans Nabbed In Columbus After $167,000 Holdup

—ROBBERY— — Arrest Two In $167,189 Bank Holdup  Columbus Men W.LL.j1 Rs CeT

15 Earmarked For Use Here,  Mayor Learns   Believed to Be Army Barracks; More Information Is Sought

For Use Hove:  Mayor Learns   Believed to Be Army Barracks; More Information Is Sought

"3 HOURS LONCER   Voters May Cast Ballots in Lawrence From 6 a. m. to 7 p. m.   ELECTION NOVEMBER 5

POLLS TO BE OPEN 3 HOURS LONGER   Voters May Cast Ballots in Lawrence From 6a. m. to 7 p. m.   ELECTION NOVEMBER 5

RE-ELECT LAIR AS HEAD OF COUNCIL   Morrisville Councilmen Se lect Other Borough Officials at Meeting

Girl Resembling Paula Welden Is  Seen at Customs:   Authorities Place Little Confidence in Report; Connecticut May Give Help

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All in The Various Communities   GLEANED BY -SCRIBES

Liquor Issue  Not Settled    Carlson, Though Dry, Bound By GOP Plank Favoring Resubmission

PAC THREATENS 10 FORM THIRD: PARTY   Claims Democrats Becoming Too Reactionary

BIDS AND CONTRACTS   Are Announced by Highway Com. mission in J] Counties

Demonstrators, Assailing “Romish”’ Practices, Invade London Church

AFL Moves fo End 9-Day Old Shipping Tie-Up ‘Piecemeal  Committed to: Hold Out Until ClO Gets Caticfactory Terms.

Dratt Bill To © Be Agreed Upon Soon By Group   COMPROMISE MEASURE EXPECTED TO BE APPROVED

COMPROMISE ON TEEN-AGE, DRAFT ‘HOLIDAY’, SEEN   Senate-House Committee Meets To Adjust Differertces In Bilt

GREEN REFUSES DISCUSSION OF HOUSING, BONUS   Delegation Makes Plea For Session To Meet Pressing Needs

Green Noncommittal on Special Session Asked by Veterans fo Relieve Housing

QVERNOR HEDGES ON BONUS SESSIGK   Green Also Non-Committal on Calling Assembly for Vet Housing Action

GOP Has $400,000 Left For 1947, ’48 Campaigns; Democrats With $1,041

Wage floor Is approved by committec  e Provides for 65 cent minimum

‘World Monetary Fund Opens Shop Today, ‘World Bank Scheduled To Start Tomorrow

Cooler Weather on Move Into Kansas   Rivers in North Central Section Recede---Showers Not Expected to Aggravate Flood Pletive

FLOODS ARE RECEDING   Solomon River Had Worse Overlow in Five Years

Draft Boards Doubt They Can Meet April Call, Biggest since V-E Day

Problem s Faced In Meeting Draft Call   Figure for April is the Highest Since V-E Davy

ae AOR: BARREL  er April’ Ss’ ‘Draft. Contingent Expected:to Run Short 

Army in April Needs 125,000   6,443 Boards Directed Ta Comb 4-F Lists

rr cm a EEO SII RE 1 ror  DRAFT OFFICIALS. MEET SHORTAGES   Local Boards Doubt April Quota of 125,000 Men fan Re Filled

Army Is Facing Shortage in Next Draft Call  Boards Directed to Comb List of ‘Rejects’

Army Runs into New Manpower Difficulties   Proposed Draft Hits Snag in Meeting April Quota Allotment

DRAFT QUOTAS MAY BE SHORT   Boards Doubt Ability Tc Meet Army Allotments In Month of April

New Manpower Difficulties Faced by Army   Donbts Local Boards Wil Be Able To Fill Higher April Quotas

MANPOWER SHORTAGE CONFRONTS MILITARY   Number Of Draft Boards Will Be Unable To Fill April Quotas: 125,400 Demanded

Dems at $100 Plate Dinner   Rice Hits 8 Years Of ‘Do Nothing’ Regime At Harrisburg

U.N. Experts Urge Granary To Stop ‘Gluts’   Ever’ Normal’ Supply Would Prevent Shortages

UNO PLANS FOR EVER NORMAL’ FOOD GRANARY   Experts Envision New World Without Glut And No Shortage

UN Experts Urge World Food Unit  Seek To Halt Future Shortaaes. Surplus

Future Shortages May Be Prevented By World Granary   UN Makes Suggestion Which Gets Attention Frem Farm Units

Suggest World Wide Ever-Normal! Granary   Move Seen as Step Toward Preventing Food Surpluses and Shortages

Act Poses — New Crisis      LEWIS REFUSES TO ORDER MEN: BACK TO WORK; MOVE EXPECT TO RUSH EMERGENCY (bas LEGISLATION :

WASHINGTON —(?)— The government and John L. Lewis failed again today to settle the strike that has halted virtually all soft coal production. Another effort was to be made this afternoon.

MINERS STRIKE U. §,-OPERATED COAL INDUSTRY   John L. Lewis Makes No Move to Send His Men Back Into  Pits.

High Tribunal Denies Rule  On Vote Setup   Tobacco Monopoly Verdict Upheld;  Court Term Ends

COURTS HANDS TIED IN ANY POLITICAL CASE   Citizens Told Ballot Box Only Recourse For Redress

Split Court Hands Down New Rulings   Tobacco, Unfair Representation Cases On Docket

Court Refuses To Enter Into Political Cases   Tribunal Winds Up Current Term with  Many Split Rulings; Alien Decision Given

Court Upholds Conviction Of Tobacco Firm:   Tribunal Refuses to Order Redistricting in Iflinots

ARMY AND NAVY BUILDING CUT   Priority Rates Same as for War Veterans

Cut Army, Navy Priority For Building Lumber   Government Moves To Get Vets In Homes Before Snow; Probe Is Enlarged

Army, Navy Get Same Priority as That for Veteran:   Potent ‘MM’ Rating Is No Good in Bid for Materials; O.P.A. Takes Hand

U.S, CUTS DOWN BUILDING RIGHTS   Military, To Get Same Prior~ ity As Veterans

Army and Navy Priorities Cut   Other Rules Changed To Get Materials For Veterans’ Houses

Military Building Priority Cut to Veterans’ Level   Government Makes New Move To Channel Materials to Housing; Lumbermen Cry Protest

oom BPURRRGERERE, (TREE ES ER Boe   Armed Forces Are Down To Priority Used By Veterans

BUILDING PRIORITIES FOR ARMY, NAVY CUT   services Must Use Same Rating ac Veteronce

Military Use Of Building Materials Restricted To Speed Homes For Vets   Army, Navy Cut to Same Priority as Veterans; Other Steps Taken to Aid Home-Building.

Treasury Plans Reduction in Debt   U. S. Citizens Now Owe $1,991.52 Apiece

U.S. DEBT TO BECUT — NEARLY 3 BILLION   First Big Reduction in More Than 15 Years to Be Made Within Next 30 Days.

EXPERTS FEEL TRUMAN'S ACT TO AID STATE   Livestock Men, Politicians Sec More Meat — Divided On Prices

QUAKERTOWN AWARDS THREE CONTRACTS   Sewer Expansion Progran is Being Considered for Upper Bucks Borough   REPORT ON FINANCES

QUAKERTOWN COUNCIL AWARDS 3 CONTRACTS   Sewer Expansion Program Is Being Considered   REPORT OF FINANCES

GI Survivor of Massacre Relates Nazi Guffaws as American Victims Writhe

“SURVIVOR TELLS HOW GERMANS SHOT SOLDIERS   @Nazi Gunners Laughed While Victims Writhed In Mud, Ex-Officer Kecalls

UNARMED MEN OUT DOWN Aa NAZIS LAUGHED   Survivor of Bulge Massacre Points Out Nazi Who Fired First Shot.

4,000 U. S. Troops Seek To Smash . Underground Ring   GI Survivor Of Malmedy —  Massacre Describes Scene

Nazis Laughed At Dying Gls Survivor Tells Of Massacre Of Soldiers In Belaium Mud

Survivor of Malmedy Massacre Tells How Nazis Lauahed as Americans Died

Britain Will Have To Seek Another Solution For Vexing Problem In Palestine

English Hold Armed Forces In Readiness   Strength Said To Be Between 50.000 To 200,000

Truman Rejects  Committee Plan   British Prepared To Seek New Solution To ; Problem

Tells Britain United States Cannet Act Without. “Support of American Peorle’”?

Not for the Eyes of Davis and Lee Mason and Dixon Line At University Survives

Price Is Boosted On 6 Top Grains  U, S. Acts To Feed People Abroad

Price Boosts Granted Six Major Grains   Increase Viewed Step In Program to Aid Hungry Peoples

Prices of six grains increased  Ranctc tr cmoad   Boosts to speed shipment abroad

Prices of six grains increased  Boosts to speed   Boosts to speed shipment abroad

Change Expecter fo Bring in Line Meat Prices   Wheat, Oats, Rye, Barley, Sorghums, and Corn Affected

Plans Made For Research Center   36,000 To Be Employed At Government Center For Arms Research

MacArthur DID Return, Homma IS Dead, Philippines ARE Freed On 4th Anniversary Of Surrender Of Heroic Bataan Defenders lelande Quietly Remember Sad Day In American History

White Flag Ended Gallant Resistance Of Yanks On Bataan 4 Years Ago Today

Recommend Deep Cuts InFunds   House Body Asks End of “Spending  Psychology”   Bataan Fell To Japs — Four Years Ago Today

re nt     ANNIVERSARY OF DEFEAT ——————  April 9-A White Flag-on Bataan

4 Years Ago Today, American Troops Surrendered To Japanese On Bataan

Four Years Ago Today, “Heads Bloody Bui Unbowed,” Bataan Surrendered To Japs

. With Heads Bloody but Unbowed, They Have Yieldeqd Fe our Years Ago, Bataan Surrendered To Japs

Small Car With White Flag TookAmericans To Give Up Bataan 4 Years Ago Today

Surrender Of Bataan Came  4 Years Ago      Interval Has Seen Japan Defeated, Gen. Homma Executed

SR SORT ad  Six OF: Those’ Séeking “Membership. Already Under Committee Fire

Little Change In Costs Made Over Nation   Reductians Placed On Products In  Same Inctancec

Hold Line On Prices   - Few Advances Result At Once As OPA Dies; ‘Some Prices Lowered

Few Surprises for American Shoppers   Little Fluctuation In  Food Prices Reported During First Day of  CIPAR Ake Rist

Increase In Cost Of Foods Is Apparent In Sections As OPA Controls Expire

Few Prices Rise, Most ‘Hold Line’   Most of Larger Food and Department Stores Keep Under Ceilings; Some Mark Prices Down

RETAIL PRICES STAY AT CEILING LEVELS GENERALLY OVERU.S  "RAPID RISE PREDICTED : ~ FOR. CONSUMERS. FAILS.

Price Hikes Vary For Area and Item  Authorities Seek  mks ten mk fmm

‘Hold-the-Line’ Attitude Evident Without Control   Few Major Spurts As Business Awaits New Action by Conaress

PRICE TILTS BEGIN   One Big Grocery Chain Won't Take Advantage Of OPA Controls Lapse   Stock Prices React.

Shoppers Find Few Surprises In  OPA-Less Prices   Small Increases in Milk And Meat Seen But Most Foods Remain Unchanged

Meat, Milk And Sugar tc Jump First   Disregard Pleas of Some Industry Leaders To Hold Price Line

RETAIL PRICES STAY _ AT CEILING LEVELS ] GENERALLY OVER U.S.  ‘RAPID RISE PREDICTED

Some Stores Cut Prices As OPA Ends   Businesses Over Nation Endeavor To Hold Line

Many More Price Ceilings Lifted; Sugar Hike Seen   New Lid-Free List Won’t Lift Living Costs, OPA Claims

__CEILINGS— OPA Is Set  To Increase Sugar Price  ‘Freeze’ Lifted On Other Commoditie

PRICE CEILINGS ELIMINATED ON RAZOR BLADE!   OPA Also Takes Hand Off Baby Carriages, over 30 Other Items

‘Seek Marion County Trial On Burgiary   Kunkel Washes Hands Of Case; Wilson Favors Indianapolis Move

Seek Marion County Trial On Burgiary  Kunkel Washes Hands Of Case; Wilson Favor

Wright's Kin Die in River Mishap   Step-Daughter, Son Drowning Victims

Foreign Ministers Seeking Plan To Break Stalemate   Australian Move On Reparations Plan For Balkans Is Turned Down   ITALY ADMITS FASCISM ‘CRIME’

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Weather Flights   Big Four Meeting

DRAFT EXTENSION PROPOSAL GAINS   House Committee To Reopen Hear ines, Voting May Begin On  Measure briday

New Cold Wave Begins Bea ring  DownQOnw.S.   Near Zero Weather Due In Some Sections Dur ing The Week-End

Colds Predicted   Frigid Air Moves Southward  co-—m<a+ec.n @ea@e @* c<* &*

Pollard Signs  Murder Confession   Asserts Shooting of Leland Paul Miller In Self Defense

New Wage Demands By Trainmen Forecast   Captured Slayer Confesses Burning Body of Victim

SOLVE MYSTERY  OF DISMEMBERED  BODY IN INDIANA INDIANAPOLIS MAN  CONFESSES SLAYING OF LELAND MILLER

Pw Sat. AT HPT COU LYOEL To A ppease Reds Further   Upshot of Parliamentary Debate Would Appear to Be Such a Monreatous Decision. England Afraid Of  ‘Speasemenl”

iViackenzle:  British Debate Reveals “Appeasement Of Russia Goes Out The Window

Truman Returns Home Saturday  President To Finish Vacation In Florida

MR. TRUMAN DUE “HOME TOMORROW   President Continues Silence "On Casal Srike

President Will Return for Court Row With Lewis   Truman Fishes and Keeps In Touch With Members Of Cabinet

President Truman Will  Return to Washington  Sat. Ready for Battle

Predict Price Hike On Coffee, Cereals And Possibly Bread   Further Food Item Increases Are Forecas By Officials As OPA Rolls Out Higher Clothing Prices Under New Law   Bv MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Officials Predict Rises In Prices for Clothing, C ffee, Canned Good:      “OPA Gives Permission for Textile Mills to Inctease Fabric Charges; “Death of Subsidies Said Probable

Higher Ceilinrs for Some Foods Predicted  OPA Ups Prices on Clothing; More Hikes Viewed

New Clothing Price Boosts   Predict Higher Ceilings For Cannad ‘Goods Cereals And Caffear

Higher Price Ceilings On Bread, Cereals, Clothing Are Predicted  Agency About Decided Against » Restoration Of Veaqetahle Subcidie:

HIGHER PRICES ARE ALLOWED IN OPA RULING   Under New Price Control Law All Clothing Grades Are Up

Higher Price Seen for  Many Foods.  ‘U.S. Officials Predict Hikes on Coffee, “Canned: Vegetables

Higher OPA Food Prices Are Forecast  Further Boosts Due for Clothing

Boost In Food Costs ls Seen For Nation   Increases Talked For Many Items; Clothing Prices Also Under Study

BOOST IN COFFEE AND BREAD PRICES "SEEN AS LIKELY   Canned Vegetables and Breakfast Cereals, Including Oatmeal, May Also Go Up.   CLOTHING INCREASES ROLLED OUT BY OPA   Official Discloses Agency Has Agreed to Raise Cotton Textiles 16 Per Cent.

Higher Price Ceilings Seen For Canned  Vegetables  Also Predicted. For Cereals, Coffee And Possibly Bread Clathine To Rise

RISES (MARY FOOD   Clothing Increases  Approved Bv OPA Officials

Higher Ceilings  for Some  Foods Predicted OPA Ups Prices on  Clothing; ' Mora Hikac Viauwnad

Predict Higher Food Ceilings   Canned Vegetables, Coffee, Bread, Cereals May be Upped

Food And Clothing Price Ceilings Are Pushed Up By OPA   RY MARVIN IL. ARROWSMITH 

‘SNIPPER JACK’ STRIKES AGAIN   hese More Hair-Clippings Reported in Washington

Capone Gang Again— Football Gambling Syndicate Waxes Fat on College Take

Labor Dep't Seeks To Stem Rising Tide Of Unemployed; 6 Million Jobless Seen   Vete rans Hard Hit;  USES Applicants Far Bead Jobs Available.

‘More Casualties of World War II  Warfare Caused Death Of Sea  Inhabitants, Report Asserts

WILDLIFE CASUALTIES HIGH IN WAR SECTORS   Thousands Of Birds And “Un. known Quantities Of Whales” Kilied, Report States

(SOLUTION LACKING 1 IN LONG STOPPAGE   sreen Declares Verbal Warfare. Ox 2 Government's Wage-Price ‘. Stabilization Set-Up :

Maritime. Strike Appears tu Be No Clouser to A Solution. CIO Ties Up “ATE Shins In AE Parts”

Only Russ Against Inquiry   Angry Row Promised Unless Gromyko Has New Instructions

REDS MAY VETO U, N. PROBE OF FRANGO REGIME   Council Member: Hope for Change in Russian Position

STRIKE PICTURE DARKENS AGAIN IN OHIO TODAY   Threats of Railroad, Power Walkouts Add Gloom to Ohioans

RUMOR STALIN MAY VISIT U.S.   Newspaper Claims Premier to Arrive in November

STALIN VISIT TO U.S. HINTED   Halifax Paper Claims Passage Booked for November

STALIN MAY VISIT U. S. IN NOVEMBER, HALIFAX NEWSPAPER STORY SAYS

Query Slavs iOn Fate Of U.S. Citizens   Pemier Stalin May Visit United States

PREMIER STALIN MAY PAY VISIT TO UNITED STATES   Fhis Information Was Given In the Halifax Chronicle Saturday. —   MAY GO TO CANADA   The Visit, According te the Newspaper, Will Be In Early November.

PAPER SEES U, S, VISIT BY STALIN   Says Russian Premier May Sail On Liner Shortly

Naval Barges Used in Strike Of Seamen   White House Asserts Truman Has Not Taken Any Direct Action

REPUBLICANS FIGHT OVER LEADERSHIP      Rep. Halleck Is Expected to Be House Leader

GOP Race for House Leader Wa Develops into bilferness ol   Rep. Perkins Charges Halleck Bid Part of Dewey for President Boom

EXPECT HOUSE LEADERSHIP TO G0 TO HALLECK   House Republicans To Caucus On January 2 To Select Speaker

HALLECK LEADS IN HOUSE FIGHT   Bitterness" Develops Over Struggle for Leadership

BROADCASTING OFFICE MINED  -ACCORDING TO TELEPHONE  REPORT—GUNMAN SHOOTS  BRITISH OFFICER IN  ten

State Military Program Makes Good Progress   National Guard Commander Says Peacetime Reorganization ‘‘Ahead Of Schedule’’

PNG REORGANIZATION AHEAD OF SCHEDULE   Expect Federal Recognition By September 17

RAIL STRIKE END HOPED FOR SOON   Five-Day Truce Is Called Saturday In U.S. Dispute.

See New Era In Atomic Physics   Three New And Powerful Atom-Smashing Machines Nearing Completion

Food Shortages In U.S. Possible  Oujput, Distribution Depending on Coal

COAL SHORTAGE MAY CUT. INTO FOOD SUPPLIES   Long Stalemate Might Bring Acute Situations In Large Cities 

‘Nat.on’s Major Cities. Would Avoid Possibl 'Food Shortages   Coal Dispute Is Likely to Interfere with Needed Supply Distribution

DEARTH OF FOODS MAY RESULT FROM LONG COAL STRIKE   Big Cities Far From Prochicing Sections May Be First to Suffer

SHORTAGES OF FOOD FEARED   Believed Likely To Develop If Coal Strike Is Prolonged

FOOD SHORTAGES FEARED IN CITIES   Drastic Curtailment Of Rail Shipments Would Hurt

Food Shortages in Big Cities Likely If Strike Goes Qn   No Immediate Danger of Shortages Seen; Some Food Plants Close

ee i  Food Shortages Likely j in Big Cifies If Strike Is Prolonged   Food Processing Plants Depend on Cool, Transportation Would Continue in Better Shape Than Power Sources

Food Shortage: May Develop ir Major Cities   Processing Plants Depending on Coal Will be Forced to  Curtail Operations

May Cramp Food Supply   Long-Drawn Out Coal Strike Would Result In Serious Shortages

Food Scarcity May Develop In Big Citie:   Agricultnre Department Officials Say Shortages Will Become Acute In Many Areas   Processing Plants  Depend Upon Coal   Curtailment Of Livestock Shij-ments Could Spell Nation’s Worst Meat Shortage

Food Shortages Feared if Coal Strike Continues   Could Become Acute In Many Areas of U.S. Officials Declare

FOOD SHORTAGES SEEN AS RESULT OF COAL STRIKE  SITUATION COULD BECOME ACUTE IF  pm in in i ann A 2 bee 6 6 6 oe oe

Food Shortage May Develop Due to Strike  Effects First Felt Most Sharply On Perishables

Fear Major Cities May. Be Hard Hit  Rail Curtailment May Affect Meat

Mine Strike Will Cause Food Shortages in East  Lengthy Walkout Seer _ As Harbinger of Trouble in Cities

Food Shortages Expected In Major Cities If Coal Strike Period Is Lenghty

Mine Strike May Endanger ‘ood Supply  Mie ngthy Sto Spe ge  Evaartead tan His   “Lengthy Stoppage Expected to Hit Processing Plants

COAL STRIKE MAY REDUCE FOOD SUPPLY   Shortages Expected ir Major Cities if Walkout Is Prolonged—Situation All Right at Present. However.

LARGER CITIES FACE ANOTHER FOOD SHORTAGE   Long Dispute by Miners Wi Check Shipments to All Metropolitan Areas

Reports Are Food May Be Short   Continuation of Weeks Could Place U. 8S. Supplies in Jeopardy, OM oiale Say   Idleness Spreads      200,000 to 250,000 Workers May Be Out hy Next Week

Food Shorfages Seen If Coal Strike Drags   Officials Predict Maior Cities Will Be Hard Hit

FOOD SHORTAGE IN CITIES IS LIKELY BUE 10 MINE SHUTDOWN   Transportation Cut First Blow; Food Processing  To Be Hit Later

Ex- Prime Minister Says Greater Unity Would Be Achieved by This Plan

Churchill Calls  For European United States   Would Bring Prosperity, Justice, Peace, He  Tells Dutch

Churchill Urges United States Of Europe   President Does Not Consider Paris Conference A Failure

Tells Dutch Parliament He  Would Unify Continent  to Mauner Never Known Sinee Roman Enipire

Peace, Plenty To Result, Briton Says   Dutch Parliament Told Unity Would Help Continental Nations

Churchill Calls For European ‘United States’   Would Bring ‘Prosperity, Justice and Peace; Strengthen U. N.’

Former. Prime Minister Says Union Would Bring ProsBerity ond Pearce

Italy Votes On Retaining King   Counting Of Ballots Started After Duy And Half Voting

Socialists Take Lead In Returns   First Reports Show Larg Majority in Favor of  Italian Republic

MARKS ITALY ELECTIONS   Gunmen Repulsed In Attempt to Steal Ballots

KING LOSING DUT; FRANCE FLOUTS REDS   Savona Gunmen Attempt to Steal Ballot Boxes: Three failed

HEAVY VOTE FIRST ELECTION SINCE FASCISM   Communist Showing Poor

First DaHlors Against Kina, Against Reds   Communists Running in Third Place; Fights at Polls

King Humbert’s Fate Rests With Bailots   Huge Turnout of Voters  Reported—Pope’s Held On Italian People Beino Tested

Gromyko’s Note Raises Grave Threat Of New Dispute as Soviet Demand Challenses Organization’s Action

\Explosive Tension Grips Hanoi As Chinese Disarm French, Allow Anramifes To Roam

Clyde Sanders Shof To Death By Ex-Convict   Body Discovered Beneath Culvert Near Savre. Okla

Hitchhiker Leads Officers fo Body   Admits Shot Lubbock Man, Put Body in Culvert

No Immediate Skyrocketing of Prices for Arkansas, Retail Managers Declare

No Immediate Hiking Of Prices Intended, Arkansas Retail Officials Indicate

Arabs Prepare For Holy War In Palestine   Ask Russia for Aid in Fight to Keep Cut Jews

Russian Support ls Demanded by Moslem Leaders   Immigration Proposal Of Anglo-American Commission Assailed

Arab Leaders Await Signal For Holy War   Appeal For Soviet Aid In Struggle To Retain Their National Honor

TO RUSSIANS   ARABS IN PALESTINE AWAIT WORD FROM MOSLEM LEADERS TO UNLEAST “HOLY WAR"

ST. LOUIS TROLLEY ROW 15 UNSETTLED   CAR OPERATORS AND BUS DRIVERS TURN DOWN COMPANY’S WAGE OFFER.

Ready to Spend About 2 Million  Demos, GOP May Put That Much Into Poli

Washington Round-Up  New. Agency Planned fo Absorb OPA. CPA Jobs

OPA, GPA SLATED FOR ABCLITICA   New Agency to Take Over Remaining Duties Will Be-Named Soon

: Four Jap Army Officers Sentenced For Executions Of Three Yank Airmen

4 JAPS JAILED AT HARD LABOR   Sentenced After Conviction of Doolittle Airmen’s Execution

Commission Rules That Defendants Acted Without Choice Under Specific Orders from Superiors

Sentence Four To From Five To Nine Years   For Trial and Execution of Doolittle Airmen

Jap Officers Sentenced For Executions   Given Prison Terms For Killing Airmen

Japs Given 5 To 9 ‘Yrs. In Execution Doolittle Airmen   Court Finds That 4 Jap Officers Who Tiied and Executed Airmen Were Only Obeving Orders.

‘Given From Five to Nine Years At Hued Labor For  Deaths of Three Deohitthe Fliers

FOUR JAPANESE OFFICERS TRIED   Hard Labor Verdicts Given in Doolittle Case

FOUR JAPS GET PRISON TERMS   Army Officers Responsible tos Doolittle Fliers’ Deaths Are Sentenced.

4 JAPS SENTENCED IN DEATHS OF AIRMEN   Officers Get Prison Terms For Executions

Slayers of Airmen Given Light Terms   Japs Escape Death Sentence In Doolittle Case

Four Jap Officers Who Executed Three Fliers Given Prison Sentences

Yank-Killers Get Off Easy  _ Slayers of Doolittle Bleware Wat % Vanna

_. —WAR TRIALS— Four Japs  Sentenced  ‘Pburial Hands Ou Hard ‘Labor Term:

FOUR JAPS AR SENTENGED FOR EXECUTION OF  3 U, $. AIRMEN   Jap Defense Is Pleased With The Light Sentence Given By Court

Japanese Officers Draw Prison Terms For Execution of Doolittle Airmen

Four Jap Army Officers Draw Prison Terms   American Military Court Holds They Carried Out Orders  In Fliers’ Execution

4 Japs Who Put U.S. Fliers to Death Under Orders Are Sentenced to Prison Labor

Ask Former POW  For Depositions   Army War Crimes Branch Wants Former Prisoners Of Japs To Tell Storv

a STAND ACCUSED Says Present Fashions Make  Women Look Like Matchsticks

Two-Month Strike of Steel Workers  Would Paralyze Reconversion in U. S.

An American Tragedy—The Steel Strike   Nation Confronted By Greatest Labor Crisis In History

GOP Senate Leaders Find Challenge   Sen. Tobey Says They Lack Authority To Divide Committee Assignments Now

GOP Senators Shake Plums Under Protest   Caucus Proceeds Despite Objection of Tobey on Rules— Taft Ready for Rebels

‘GOP Ahead With Senate Elections Despite Challenge  Taft Defends Right Ta Act Before

AHEAD WITH PLANS   G.0.P. to Organize Despite Challenge From Senator Tobey

Preassignment Of GOP Plums Is Challenged   Sharp Row In Repub. lican Senators’ Meeting  Is Foreshadowed. '

Tobey's C yf ss Fails iD  Na ihe sas ead tah ta  om osc Pa et Dl H 20S ¢ ( OP Cau he aE iN & EGnes Or at au Cus

Despite -a Challeng Fron Sen. Tobey of Their Authority.   WAIT FOR CONGRESS   Sea. Taft Says He Has No Debt of the Rights of Bepablican Caucus.

TOBEY RAISES QUESTION Of PARTY RULE!   Challenges Authority To Take Action Before  Congress Cnvenes

Senate GOP To Pick Officers   Tobey’s Protest Being Disregarded; Taft Is Sure Move Correct

GOP SENATE ELECTION I CHALLENGED   Right to Elect Officers Now Is Disputed by Tobey

Lucy Maicomson Calls Off Plans To Divorce Hubby   Woman Spurned By Lt. Cel. ‘Pappy’ Bovington Will Stick To Her Present Husband

Peace Program Is Outlined By Texas Senator   Connally Has Hope of Real Peace for Ger' many and Austria

REAL PEACE IS POLICY ASKED BY CONNALLY   Texas Congressman Is Opposed to Cruel And Brutal Terms

Solon Foresees ‘Real, Enduring European Peace   Connolly Declares U. S. Will Block ‘Cruel, Brutal Terms’

Sen. Connally Reviews Paris Conference   Offers Germany, Austria Hope for Enduring Peace, Chance to Rebuild

Real, Enduring Peace Hope Held  Connally Gives Senate Review Of Conference

Senate Hears   Peace Report   Connally Says No ‘Brutal!’ Jerms To Be Given. Axis

ASSERTS U.S. WILL OPPOSE CRUEL PEACE   Want Enduring Peace, End of Aggression, Connally Says

Sen. Connally Holds Out Hope For ‘Real And Enduring Peace’ For Germany, Austria

LT. GOV. BELL TO HEAD STATE FOR 19 DAYS   Governor Martin Will Resign Jan. 2 to Become United States Senator.

Me KAY GRAFT CASE ADIOURNS   Prosecutor Sigler Rests His Side; Defense Asks Directed Acquittal

Kansans Divided on Vets Administration   Soma Support of Legton’s Criticism [s Found; Defense fram Menniccar

Akron Couple Wed Monday Morning Delores Lamoureaux  ~ Ana ‘Archie Roze)) *

Candidate Steps Up His Campaigr  Wan Wagoner Has Busy Round Ahead

Forthcoming Test of Atom Bomb on Warships May Be Clue to America’s Next War

U.S. May See Necessity For Preparation   Blandey Thinks Atom Tests Very Important In Deciding Future.

A-Bomb Tests May Show U.S. Should Rebuild War Force   May Also Decide Future Role of Navy, Says Admiral Blandy

Girl, 6, Kidnaped And Held for — §70.000 Ransom   ‘Pll Give the Money,’ Father Says, Asking For Her Safe Return

KIDNAPER ASKS BIG RANSOM T0 RETURN GIRL. 6   Repeats $20,000 Demand as Police Search in Chicago

Threatens To Harm Child If Police Warned   Pajama-Clad Daughter of OPA Executive Taken From Her Bedroom

SIX-YEAR-OLD CHICAGO CHILD IS KIDNAPPED   Demand $20,000 For Safe ~ Return of OPA Executives’s Daughter

CHICAGO GIRL, 6, KIDNAPED, WIDE SEARCH: BEGINS   Daughter of OPA Executive Missing from Bed; $20,000 Demanded

Ransom of $20,000 for Girl Sought   Six-Year-Old Daughter of : Chicago OPA Executive Kidnaped From Home In Early Morning 

KIDNAP YOUNG GIRL IN CHICAGO   Leave Note for $20,000 Ransom in Bedroom

CHILD TAKEN FOR RANSOM AT CHICAGO   ABDUCTOR LEAVES NOTE ASKING $20,000 RANSOM FOR SIX-. YEAR-OLD GIRL

Kidnap Daughter Of OPA Official In North Chicago   Phone Call Repeats Warning Not to Give Police Information

CHICAGO GIRL, , TAKEN FROM BED IN NIGHT   Telephone Call Repeats Kansom Demand; Father an OPA Executive

Kidnapers of Six Year Old Girl As! $20,000 Ransom  - Father Makes. Radia   ~ Patner Makes Radio. Appeal for. Her Safe  Return; Taken from © Bed: Early Today

Father of Suzanne Degnan, Age 6, Tells Kidnapers  Over Telephone That He Will Raise Money.      CHILD TAKEN FROM BED AS SHE SLEEPS

6 Year Old Girl Kidnap Victim; Ransom Asked   Kidnaper Telephones, Demands $20,000

$20,000 Is Demanded in Note, Call   Note Found in Child’s Room— Father Has No. Money, He Says

GIRL KIDNAPED, $20,000 ASKED   ‘ Have No Money,’ Father Says In Asking Return

Daughter Of   Telephone Contact Made By Kidnaper  After Leaving Note In Girl's Room

Child Taken FromBed Early Today   Father Pleads For Girl's Return; FBI Joins Probe

DAUGHTER OF - OPA OFFICIAL ~ TAKEN IN BED   Greasy Paper Note Found on Ficor Demands $20,000 in SS Bills.

TOT KIDNAPE FROM BEDROOM ~ EARLY TODAY   OPA Executive's Daughter Is Victim: Police Are Called

6-Year-OldGirl Believed Taken Down A Ladder   Father Pleads For 5-Yeaur Old Daughter’s Return Beeause “I Have No Money?   Negro Cook Hears Rumpus In Room   Overheard Yictine Protest Yo Kidnapers “Pm Sleepy”; FBL Chief  Reserves Comment

Father Pleads For Return Of Girl Unharmed   Note Asking For $20,000 Is Left  In Bedroom

Child, Six, is Kidnaped; $20,000 Asked   Father Appeals by Radio; Promises To Give the Money

TAUGHTER OF IE DE (PA OFFICIAL      FBI. and City Police Summon All Availathle Men for Search

Girl Taken From Her Bed In Apartment   Intruder Uses Ladder To Enter Room; Father Pleads For Her Return

CHICAGO GIRL, 5, KIDNAPED WHILE FAMILY SLEEPS  $20,000 DEMANDED  FOR RETURN OF OPA OFFICIAL’S CHILD

Chicago Kidnaper Asks $20,000 to Return Child to Her Parents   Six-Year-old Daughter of OPA Executive Taker From Her Room During Night; Threats Of Violence Made in Ransom Note, Over Phene

Chicago Child Kidnaped From Bedroom; $20,000  Ransom Demanded in Note

Chicago Girl's Abductor in New Demand   Frantic Father  Broadcasts Appeal, Says He'll Pay $20,000

DAUGHTER OF A CHICAGO EXECUTIVE ~ TS KIDNAPPEL   Six-Year-Old Suzanne Degnan Spirited Away From. Home Early Today.   FAMILY IS: CONTACTED   The Chicago .City News Boreau Said Kidnapper Was Asking $20,000. .

. SAY UNION COMMUNISTIC— Officials Quit Offices In Electrical W orkers

Mine Explosion Near Jerusalem  Airport Hurts ;   British Engineer Officers Injured Near Lydda; Toll Now 23 Dead

FOUR KILLED, SEVEN HURT IN NEW OUTBREAKS   Mine Explosions Result In Widespread Hunt For Jewish Terrorists

Lancaster Walk: In New Strike  Icy Rain Paralyzes Individual Traffic

7-Year Old In Serious: Condi ition           GROCER IS HELD AFTER CHILD IS FOUND WITH THROAT SLASHE AFTER CRIMINAL ATTACK SUND)

POLICE GRILL SUSPECT AGAIN   Detroit Grocer Accused 0 Cutting Throat Of 7-Year-Old Girl

BOSS CONTRACT UPHELD FRIDAY IN MINE CASE   Jones And Laughlin Steel Company Lose Appeal For Injunction

PRICE OF COTTONSEED OIL BEING INCREASED   Later Advance In Cost Of Short  ening And Margarine Is en eee Oe

World Board To Rule Atom Yoted by UNO   Polish and Russian Delegates Strongly Support Byrnes Plea.

Atomic Energy Control Group OK'd by UNO   Power Politics Still Threaten World Unity

UNO APPROVES CONTROL OVER ATOMIC POWER   Byrnes Makes Strong Plea for Common Action To Keep The Peace

UNO ASSEMBLY APPROVES ATOM CONTROL BOARD.   Poland, Russia. Back Byrnes’ Plea; Vote Is 47 to 0

OIL INDUSTRY LEADER DIES   J. Edgar Pew, Official Of Sun Oil Co., Succumbs At Age 76 Years

CONCERN FELT IN PARIS OVER U. S. FOREIGN POLICIES   Apprehension Undiminished al Conference After Byrnes Talks to Truman

TROOPS OPEN FIREON MOBS — IN EFFORT TO QUELL RIOTS   BRITISH SOLDIERS USE FUNFIRE IN, SIX CLASHES WITH RIOTERS IN INDIA

BRITISH TROOPS FIRE ON RIOTERS   (Make Grim Effort To End Disorders in Calcutta

Clearance Sales Back for First Time Since War   Three Reasons Given For Decline; ‘Bulges’ Straighten out, Claim

Buyers Revel In First Clothing, Shoe Price Slashes Since 194]   Overbuying For Christmas, Year End Inventorie: And Late Deliveries Combine lo Force Heavy Reductions All Over Nation,

Shoppers Have Field Day As Stores Hold Almost Forgotten Clearance Sales

‘Nation's Shoppers Have Field Day As Stores Cut Prices, Hold Sales

Nation’s Bargain Hunters Have Field Day as Stores Slash Prices 35 to 50%

Nation's Shoppers Hold Field Day Across Nation ‘As Clearance Sales and Price Reductions Appear

Nation’s Shoppers Have First Taste of Bargain Mark-Downs Since 1941

Price Break Not Indicative of. Downward Trent   Economists Say . Boor is: Still: =: Underway in U. S:

Nation's Buyers Have Field Day As Prices Decline   Many Stores Arrange Clearance Sales After Holiday Rush Ends

SHOPPERS HAVE BUYING SPREE      “POST-SEASON: .~ “SALES SWEEP ‘OVER NATION -

AQ Children Trapped in Two Rooms   Many Believed Injured in Boiler Blast

Extent of Casualties Not Known   Forty Children Reported In Classes At Time Of Exslosison

CASUALTY LIST MAY BE HEAVY, OPERATOR SAYS   Ambulances Are Rushed To Baroda When Explosion Pierces Two Floors

Teacher, Pupils Hurt As School  Boiler Blows Up   40 Children Trapped In Wrecked Building

UMW LAWYERS ASK DISMISSAL OF U, S. CHARGE   Prolonged ‘Legal Arguments Indicated As Mine Chief Goes On Trial   JURY PICKING HELD UP   Government Counsel Says Lewis Not Entitled To Regular Jury

No Formal Ruling Made On Charges   Principals Wrangle In Preliminary Arguments On Legal Questions

Judge Reprimands Lewis For Shutting Down Coal Mines; Union‘Attacks Injunction Rights

Hunt Continues.For Embezzler’s Loot      $60 - a - Week Clerk Takes Nearly Million Dollars

CONTINUE HUNT FOR REMAINDER OF NICKEL LOOT   Embezzler’s Wife Turns In Part of Missing Funds

HUNT FOR * MILLION DOLLAR LOOT   Can’t Find Money Which Cashier Admits Embezzling

Truman Is Urged To Stick to Major Issues in His Bid   Middle-of-Road Propusals Are Suggested by Democrats; Labor Te Bie liepm

Truman Urged ‘To Give Ideas . Of Legislation On Top Issues   Middle-Of-The-Road Proposals Suggested In Line By Friends

Truman Urged To Cenier Fire Gk Top Issues Only   Friends Say Only Way -If He Wants GOP  Coonsratian®

To Ask Top  Issues First   Truman is Being Urged to Center His Fire on Them

Truman Being Urged By Friends To Center Fire On A Few Major  Issues In Advice To Congress

Capitol Hill Would Direct  Truman’s Fire   President Is Being Urged To Confine His Recommendations to Few Major Issues

Truman Advised To Limit Issues  Ask Congress Only For Major Actions

PRESIDENT URGED TO CONCENTRATE ON TOP NEW LAWS DESIRED  CAPITOL HILL POWERS WARN TRUMAN BROAD PROGRAM MAY FAIL

President Is Being Urged To Recommend to Congres:  Onlv Bills On Top Issues

President Urged To Center Fire On Heavy Issues   Middle-of-Road Proposals Asked For Legislation

Middle of Road Course is Urged   Democrats Hope For Mild Truman Program

TRUMAN ADVISED TO RECOMMEND ONLY TOP ISSUES   DEMOCRATS URGE MIDDLE OF ROAD POLICY WITH GOP

Middle-Road Proposals By Truman Urged   Friends Would Have Him Center Efforts On Major Issues

TRUMAN URGED ‘T0 CENTER FRE 7 ON MAJOR ISSUES BEFORE NEW REPUBLICAN DOMINATED CONGDESS

ASK TRUMAN 10 STICK 10 A FEW ISSUES   President Advised to Deal Only With Small Number of Major Projects in Message to New G.O. P. Congress.

Moderate Policy Of Action Is Urged For New Session   Some Hope Truman Won't Cover Broad Field in Suggestions

ADVISE TRUMAN TO LIMIT NEW LEGISLATION   GOP May Not Cooperate  President Suggests Several Measures

Truman Gets Hints to Ask Only Few N; “\jor Items if He Wants G0\: Cooperation

President Is Being Urged to Offer Moderate Program  Truman May Center Attention on Few Major Issues

ASK TRUMAN TO LIMIT ISSUES   Democrats Want MiddleOf-Road Policies On Some Big Questions

Truman Advised To Center Fire © On Major Issues   Leaders Say GOP Cooperation More Likely If Range Of Recommendations Is Not Made Too Broad

Truman Advised To Center Fire On Maior Issues   Middle-Of-The-Road Proposals For Laws On Labor, Housing And Taxes Urged

President Urged To Concentrate on Few Major Issues   Top Demos Prefer He Not Cover Too Broad A Legislative Field

Truman Urged to Limit Proposals To Major Issues   Top Democrats Hope President's Program Will Be ‘Moderate’ -

TRUMAN URGED TO PICK ISSUES   Selection Of Several Propos: als Held Wise Course

Urge Truman Center Recommendations lon Few, Middle-of-Road Proposals

Congressional Advisers  Hope Truman To Confine  Requests To Top Issues

MIDDLE OF ROAD PROPOSALS FROM TRUMAN EXPECTED   Few Major Ksues Only Shoulc Be Recommended to GOP Ruled Congress

Ask President To Push Only Bigger Issues   Influential Democrats Caution Chief That Cooperation Of GOP.Dominated Congress Hinges On His Ability To Concentrate On  Top Issues.

Dozen Killed Tn Iran Clash   Attempt to Collect Arms Stirs Fichting

UNREST SWEEPS THROUGH IRAQ AS CURFEW TIGHTENS   Skirmishes Reported as Result of Government Steps an falloct Armes

Russia, United States And Great Britain To Refuse To Accept SubCommittee Report In Its Present Form.

UN Fight Over Franco Report ~ s Forecast   Russia, - Britain, US  , Plan Opposition ‘To Tindings of UN ~ Subcommittee -

Council Heads For Fight On Franco Report   Great Britain, U. S., Russia To Object To Conclusions

UN Headed For New Showdown On Spain      Report of Sub-Committee May Not be Accepted by Biq Three

U.N. Council Fight on Spain Report Seen   Russia, U. S., Britain Plan Opposition to Subcommittee Finding

Security Council Heads for Battle On Franco Report   U. §., Russia, Britain Plar Opposition to Subcommittee Findings

Bitter Dispute Looms Over Spanish Issue  - Security Council to Consider

UNO SECURITY COUNCIL FIGHT SEEN ON SPAIN   Russia, Britain And U. S. Appear Headed Into Another Battle

Bitter Dispute ‘Looms Over Spanish Issue   Security Council to Consider Committee Report.

Soldiers Held As Kidnapers   Texas Girl Abducted In Texarkana Monday Is Safe in Virginia

Two AWOL Soldiers Held  Kor Kidnaping Texas Girl   Waitress Tells Richmond Police They Forced Her To Drive Them From Texas Vo Virginia; Youths Caught After Girl Flees; Both Armed With Guns

Hub Police Find Jewels Worth $65,000   Man and Girl Arrested for Hot Springs Theft

ClO CONVENES 10 MAP DRIVE FOR BOOST IN WAGES  mrerAL ARATIAAL AP UsSAD   DECLARATION OF WAR AGAINST COMMUNISM SLATED FOR APPROVAL

CIO Drafts Campaign for  Higher Pay   President Murray Says Unprecented Profits Threat to People

C10 Head Hits Profit Grab as Threat to US   Murray Says Industry Leaders Are to Blame For Work Stoppages

Industry’s Profit Threat to America Says C10’s Murray   Plan Continued Pushes For Wage Boosts in 7th Convention

Murray Blames Wave of Strikes On Big Business’   C.LO. Opens Sessiox With Wage Drive Plans; Reds Rapped

WAGE STRUGGLE IS MAIN CONCERN OF (10S CONVENTION   Strong Anti-Communist Declaration Made; Industrialists Caused Strikes

‘Reds Seeking ‘Power Bloc In France      New Wage Drive To Highlicht CIO Convention .

RED BACKING IS SPURNED IN CONVENTION   Right and Left Wings Are Against Communists  «At Atlantic City Meet

Wage Struagle Main Concern OF CIO   Convention Opens With Statement By Murray

ClO Concerned With Wages, Murray Declare   Labor Leader Gives Keynote Speech as Convention Opens

Big Industrial Profits Menace,  Says ClO Murray   Says Gravest Threat To Maintenance Of System Of Free Entervrise.

Profits Threat Seen by Murray   Coming Wage Struggle To Be Most Important Of Convention

Murray Opens C10 Convention: Lashes Industrial Profits   Board Takes AntiRed Stand, Pledges National Allegiance

CIO Parley Opens; Pay  Jump Seen   Unions Will Fight [atrusion Of Reds

Immense Profits Threat To Free Economy - Murray   CIO Convention Maps Drive For Higher Pay

Eighth Annual Session Opens... .  CIO Convention Mapping Drive For Higher Pay

Wage Drive Chief Issue Before CIO   Philip Murray Blames Industrialists For Last Winter Strikes

HIGHER WAGES BIG ITEM AT ANNUAL CIO CONVENTION   Meeting Opens Today; Approval of Anti-Communist Stand Expected

Murray Opens Convention Of  CIO Delegates   Cabor Leader Declares Coming Wage Struggle is Main Co of

CIO Leaders Meet to Form Pay Demands   Communist Element Rejected by Union; Murray Will Sneak .

Murray Says Huge Profits Are Worst Threat to People   Communism, He Says, Is Threat to Economy, but Profits Hit Free Enterprise

Pay Demands Highlight ClO 8th Convention   Murray Clears Decks for Drive To Boost Industry Waces.

Murray Flays Red Elements At ClO Parley   Pay Hikes Seen As Paramount Convention Issue

New Wage Drive Opened By C10   Communist Issue Also In Limelight

C10 Points To Profits’ Threat   Free Enterprise In Danger, Murray Says

Higher Wage Main Goal of ClO. Unions   Murray Launches Drive in Address Opening Meeting

COMING, SAYS ClO'S MURRA)   Eighth Annual Convention Opens With Union Ready to  Raiart Cammiiniem

Big Profit’  Is Assailed By Murray   CiO’s Head Says Wage Duel is Convention's Principal Concern.

EDDY DEFENDS ARMY SYSTEM   Hits Critics of So-Called “Caste System” in Talk At Legion Meeting

U. S. Challenges Miners’ Rights to Reopen Contract   Government Ponders Intervention in TWA Strike of Pilots

Miners May Quit Nov. ,  Lewis Says   Will Advance Date of Walkout if Sec. Krug Fails To Meet Him for Discussion by that Time.

Ultimatum Issued by John Lewis  Maritime Dispute Stalemate Broken

Government Intervention In TWA‘ Strike Possible; Maritime  Break Shanes !

Lewis Declares Strike — Will Begin Next Week Despite Krug’s Absence

JOHN L. LEWIS COAL MINERS STRIKE NOV.    DEADLINE SET FOR TAKING UP NEW PAY DEMANDS

‘Free Danube’ Paris Demand Of Vandenberg   U.S. Advisor Urges Freedom of Trade Throughout Balkans

FREE TRADE IN BALKANS ALSO DEMANDED   Senator in Blunt Address to Paris Peace Parley

Free. Danube Travel, Trade Are Demanded   Vandenberg Declares ‘Factors Necessary for Evropean Economy

Free Trade in Balkans Urged By Vandenberg   Soviets Propose To Restrict. Use of Danube

SENATOR WANTS FREE USE OF DANUBE RIVER   Says U.S. Has  No Commercial Interests [here

TALMADGE GETS OFFICE; LOSES POPULAR VOTE   New Governor To Serve Even Though Opponent Received More Ballots

TALMADGE ELECTED BUT LOSES BALLOT   Georgia Vote Is Paradox; County System Reason

Gene Talmadge ls Governor Of Georgia   Opponent Leads In Popular Vote, But Loses Unit Count

Talmadge Elected Georgia Governor   Political Paradox Shows Popular Yote Did Not  Go to Winner

Carmichael Is Hich Man, But Gene Gets Job   Could Happen Only In Georgia

A Paradox In Georgia   Talmadge in As Governor, But Opponent ” Got 10.000 More Votes

Talmadge Wins In Ga. Despite Popular Choice   Carmichael Ahead 700,000 Ia Popular Vote

FOE GETS VOTES, TALMADGE WINS   Georgia’s Election Systen Places Gene In Again

Paradox In Seorgia   ‘Carmichael Is People's Choice But Talmadae fs Fhe Governor

Talmadge Wins. Despite Trailing In Popular Vote   County. Unit Votes. . Decide Governor Race In Georgia Primary ;

Talmadge Wins, But Runs Second In Popular Votes  Unit System Works For Ex-Governor

—IT COULD ONLY HAPPEN IN GEORGIA—  Talmadge Wins But He’s Not The Popular Choice

Russia First Big Country To Pay UNO Assessment In Full   Security Council Still Marks Time Awaiting Further Information on the Russian-Iranian Case — Soviet Payment is Called “Great News”

Reds’ UNO Fee Is Paid in Full,  Moseow Says   USSR Is First Big Five Member to Fulfill Jee Ohiicatian

Soviet Russia Pays $1,723,000 United Nations Assessments   Announced as Council Waits for Answers From Iran and Russia

Reds First To Pay UNO Fee  Delesation Sain   Delegation Still Boycotts Iran Meet

Soviet Govt. Pays Full Assessment ‘To United Nations   Country Is First of Large Contributors 1 Make Full Payment; Announcement Made As Council Awaits Report on Iran

Soviet Union _ Assessment  to U.N. Paid   Full Amount Is Placed in Council Account

[Full United Nations As sessment Is Paid By Rus  s gian Geverament

Lewis Demands Welfare Fund For All Miners  Leader Declares Strike Will Last

Certain Miners .  Will Win      John L. Lewis Says Strike Will Continue Till Demands Are Met Blasts at U. S. Steel

Lewis Adamant In Mine Strike   Blames U. S. Steel For Coal Deadlock

Coal Strike To Continue Until Proposals Are Met, ‘Miners’ Leader Promises

Lewis’ Miners Are Set In Fight   Strikers Determine To Outlast Coal  Mine Owners

John L. Lewis Insists Miners  Will Stay Out   UMW Chieftain Reiterates  “No Contracit,.No Work”  Policy at Anthracile + Convention

Lewis Firm On Strike Of Miners   Will Remain ~ Out Until  Demands Are Met. He Sav«

~Outlast Mine Operators”... -__  Lewis Threatens Strike Of Miners To Continue Until Demands Are Met

Austrian Gov't Reveals Arrests Made By Soviet   Two Austrians Arrested By Russians Yesterday After Parliament Sessior

AUSTRIANS SEIZED FOR DEFYING REDS   Two Members Of Peoples Party Arrested After Ignoring Russian Warning

Soviets Arrest Two Austrians   Nationalization Plan Brings Objections

Russians Hold Two Austrians  People’s Party Men Arrectead in Vienna

AUSTRIA WON'T YIELD TO REDS   Industries Claimed As Russian Reparations Are Nationalized

Manhunt Ends For  FormerCommando   Wad Been Terrorizing Brit ish Countryside Since Eseape From Prison

AGREEMENT REACHED IN SHIP STRIKE   End of Paralyzing Maritime Tieup Is Indicated

Maritime Strike Settlement Seen In New Agreemen   Details, Waiting Union Vote, May Provide 15 Percent Pay Boost

C.1.0. Union And Owners In Accord   Fast And Gulf Coast Walkout  Annraache<« Fund

Pact Relieves Marine Tieups In East, Gulf   CIO Strikers Win. 15 Per Cent Raise After Three Weeks

C1O ENGINEERS, SHIP OWNERS IN SALARY ACCORD   AFL Masters Unit, Only Hurdle Left,  hea Aa ee

‘Carrier Seen, Listing After  Atomic Blast   Full Extent of Damage Not. Yet Determined,” Adm: ‘Blandy Reports -

Governor Tobin Sends Budget To Legislature   Advises Appropriations Of Over 68 Million And 13 Million For Construction

Tobin Budget $68,635,000, Down Slightly   Governor Asks $13,100,000 Extra  For Construction

Lowering of U. S. Immigration Bars Sought by Truman  Att.-Gen. Clark Stays Deportation of Estonians

Estonians Benefit; President Renews Bar Lowering Plea to Conarecs

i  \Kentucky Flood Waters [Rise Above 1929 \Peak; Residents Flee

Thousands Flee Kentucky Flood.  _ Waters Climb Above Flood Crest of 1929

RECORDS SHATTERED BY HEAVY VOTES IN SOME TEXAS CITIES  EX.SERVICEMEN WIN MUNICIPAL POSTS IN

texas Ejections Prove Spirited   Forecast of Summer Frimary Given in Municipal Voting

EXPECT LARGEST GRAIN CROP IN HISTORY OF U.S.   Record-Shattering Corn Crop Of Over Three Billion Bushels Seen

CONTINUE SEARCH FOR THE ESCAPED TEXAS CONVICT   He Landed and Abandoned :a Stolen Plane Near Walnut Ridge, Ark. ©   DOWN IN A RICE FIELD   A Teacher at Evergreen, Ark. Told Officers He Talked With the Pilot.

Stolen Plane Abandoned Nea Walnut Ridge   Pilot Believed To Be Escaped Convict; Police Start Search

» HUNT FLYING CONVICT   \Petice Find Stolen Plane Abandone¢ Plane in Arkansas

Quiet Restored in Iran Affair   Qavam Absolved of  Rlame in Ineideni?

EXTENSION OF DRAFT IS PREDICTEL   House Military Committee Has Hopes of Approval Before Niehtfall.

Hob-nobbing of Employes and Potential Buyers Cited by”  Representative

Wheat Shortage To Close Mills  94 Per Cent To Be Idiled Bv June. Word

MILK PRICE BOOST MAY BE GRANTED   OPA Believes, However, That Increase Sought in Southwest Missouri Is Too High, Representa. tive Bennett Announces.

U.S. Firm In Position On Atom Energy   Opposes Soviet Veto Proposal

U.S. Stands Firm Against Veto Power   President Backs Up Stand Against Soviet Move in Relation to Atomic Energy Contro!

U.S. Firm On Atom   Maintain Stand Against “Use: of Veto; Experts Study Russian Plan

STANDS FIRM AGAINST REDS’ ATOMIC VETO   Truman Says U. S. Will Not Reveal Atom Secrets Under Soviet Proposal

CLARENCE NAMPEL INJURED   US. Group Maintains Firm Stand Against Veto In Atomic Control

U. S. Oppose: Russ Veto on Atomic Plans   Refuse to Turn Over Any Secrets Unless System Discarded

Russian Plan Given Study by America   Truman Approves Baruch Pre¢osal on Atom Control

Baruch Group Maintains Firm Stand on Veto    Russia Would Retain it in Atom Control

Veto By Russisz On Atomic Plan ‘Opposed By U.S   Truman Statement Backs .Firm Stand Taken By Baruch And Advisers

U. S. Stands Pat Against Soviet Veto Retention   Will Not Yield Atomic Secrets or Junk Bomb Without Safeaquard

Truman Asserts Baruch Proposal Has His Endorsement; Atom Group Recessed

U. $. Takes Firm Stand Against Soviet Atom Plan   Baruch and Advisors Oppose Move to Retain Veto Power in Controls

U §, Stands Pat On Atomic Policy   Truman Supporting Baruch Proposals

—UN RECESS-—  U.S. Firm Against — Atom Veto  President Trumun   President Truman Backs Baruch ir. Opposing Russitt

Soviet Atomic Control  Idea Hit   Baruch Is Backec Up By Truman In Position

U.S. Stands Firm A gainst Red Plan  To Retain Atom Control Veto Power

Take Firm Stand Against Russian Atomic Proposa  Gromyko Insists On Big Five Veto, No Check-Up Plan

TRUMAN BACKS U.S. PROPOSAL ON ATOMIC BOMB   UN COMMISSION SPURNS RUSSIA’S SUBSTITUTE PLAN

U.S. FIRM IN STAND AGAINST ATOMIC VETO   Truman Backs Baruch, Says Negotiations ‘May’ Lead To Pact   Walter Lippmann discusses the Baruch veto stand on the Editorial Page today.

RUSSIAN VETL POWER PLAN OPPOSED   President Truman Supports Baruch And Advisors   SOVIET DELEGATE   Submits Substitute Proposal Which “May” Lead To Agreement

BARUCH FIRMLY AGAINST ATOM CONTROL PLAN PUT BY RUSSIA   United States Demands Discard Of Veto Power Asked By Soviets

Russian Attempt to Retain Veto Right Over Atom Opposed   U.S. Delegate, Supported by Truman, Firm in  His Stand in UN

U.S. Opposed To Retaining Veto   Truman Backs Baruch Or All Atomic ‘Control Matter:

U. S. Stiffens Against Veto In Atom Plan   Red Bid Rejected As Truman Backs Rarnch on Setup

UN Council To See U.S. Firm Stand On Bomb   BERNARD BARUCH GROUP OPPOSE RUSSIAN PLAN

T:Opposes Move to J: Discard A-Bombs   1) "No Concessions Till Russia ‘Drops Veto in World iY . Control   & STUDY RUSSIAN PLAN      iQ: Soviet Aversion to Interna: . tional Authority Is Noted  a

Stand Maintained Over Veto Powers   Atomic Control Commission Objects to Stand of Soviet

AGAINST RETAINING VETO POWER   Not To Reveal Secrets Unless Veto Discarded

Firm Stand Against Russ Veto Retention Move  Taken By Baruch, Advisor:

U.S. Firm Against Russian Proposal On Atomic Eneray   Soviet Move to Keep Veto Power Opposed By Commission with  Presidentia! Ra-Linn

Cost Of Living Cut Loose  From Government Controls   Prices of All Goods, Rents on Homes Now Free to Soa; as They May-——10 Percent Boost in Meat Prices is Predicted——Milk Price Boost is Seen

Sharp Increases in Food Prices, Rents Are Seen   Some Forecast Ruinous Inflation, Others Return. of Old Days *

Food, Rent Prices on Their Own as OPA Expires   Reactions Differ Between Backers, Opponents

10 Per Cent General Price Hike Seen As OPA Restrictions Come Off Today

Views Differ On Possible New Trends   Meat, Milk, Rent ‘Increases Seen  As First Changes

PRICE CONTROLS CUT LOOSE 10 SET OWN PACE   10 Percent Rise In Mea! Price Forecast; Rentals  Also Advance   VARIED REASTION TO ELIMINATION OF OPA

Nation Differs On Outlook As OPA Ends   Check Shows Opinion Splits on Fear Of Runaway Prices

New Records Set At Air Races   Both Jet and Motor Driven Planes Set  New Marks

ELEVENTH-HOUR EFFORTS TO AVERT A POWER STRIKE   Walkout In Pittsburgh Has Been Called For Midnight Tonight.   HOPE OF SETTLEMENT   May Submit the Wage Dispute to Arbitration, Reported.

Would Pry Loose  Wheat Held In Storage Bins:   Propose Certificates To Allow Future Price  Increase For Grain .

Gov't. Makes Plan To Obtain Wheat Stored On Farms   b aeeetiieemenenmatinnes  Believe Non - Interest Bearing Certificates  Will Be Given

WHEAT MOVING PLAN STUDIED   U. S$. Farmers May Be Given Certificates To Get Food On Its Way

Govt. Wants To Secure More Wheat   New Program Will Be Announced by Anderson Next Week

KILGORE CAMPAIGN BRINGS HINT OF C10, UMW DIVISION  “SPLIT IN LABOR VOTE IS SEEN

Wordy War Develops on Japan Policy   Agencies Critical of Administration of Gen, MacArthur

Jap Policy. Row Brews   Resentment Against  U. S.: Methods Grows ‘In Inter-Allied Council

MacArthur, Allied encies Seem Due For Fight on Policy   far Eastern Commission Will Discuss General’s Plan to Send Big Food  Supply to Japs; Resentment Shows Over MacArthur’s Attitude -

MacArthur, Allied Agencies Seem Due for Political Row   Far Eastern Commission, Advisory Group Oppose General

FEAR POLITICAL DISPUTES OVER JAPANESE RULE   Far Eastern Commission Schedules Talks Over Food Shipments

FOOD SHIPMENT FOR JAPANESE CAUSES UNREST   Far East Commission Concerned Over Plan to Send Food Supply

MACARTHUR 3 FOOD POLICIES STARTING ROW   Far East Commission Object: to Plan for Keeping Japan Fed. ~

Political Row Faces  MaecArthut   Resounding Battle Looms Between Inter - Allied Agencies And High U. S. Commands

Allied Agency Council Shapes Political Row   Certain Tactics By MacArthur Draw Objections

MacArthur’s  Food Order  Questioned lnter-Allied Group   Inter-Allied Groups Debating Issues

Views of General MacArthur and Two Inter-Allied Agencies on Administration and Policv Are in Opposition,

Political Row Shaping Up On Policy In Japan   Acts By Gen. MacArthur Questioned By Interal.lied Agencies.

Hot Political Row Shaping Up Over Policies in Japan   Food Shipment Issue Pointing to a Fuss Between MacArthur And Allied Agencies

Allied Council ‘Disagrees With  Gen. M’Arthur   Far East Committee Discusses Sending Food To Japanese.   QUESTION POLICIES

Row Developing Between Agencies And MacArthur  Administration, Policy Drawing Criticism.

Political Fight Between — MacArthur; Two Allied »  Agencies In Japan. Brac

Tokyo Flareup, Food Shipment Issue Point To Possible Hot Political Row

Row Shaping on Bossing Japan   Allied Agencies Vie With Gen. MacArthur

Gen. MacArthur Allied Agencies May Soon Clash   American Intentions To Send Food To Japan May Lead To Political Dispute

Plans To Ship Food To Japan Gef Criticism   Other Policies Of Yank Commander Ave Afeo Ranpned

Allied Group, MacArthur In For Hot Row   Food Shipment To Japan Causes New Flareup On Policies

SOVIET, BRITISH OFFICIALS SCAN M’ARTHUR ACTS   ‘Japanese Policy Adopted b U.S., Carried Out by General, Is Questioned

Political Kow is on  In Tokvo   Inter-Allied Agencies Express Concern Over Food Shipments to Japan

Political Row Appears ' Near On Jap Policy   Tokyo Flareup, Food Issues Between MacArthur, 2 Agencies

First Class Political Row Shapes Up....  M’Arthur And Two Allied Agencies Head For Battle

Nip Timetable Shows Japan Bent On War   War Crimes Trial Thvestigution Reveals U. S. Messave Delaved.

Nephew of Il Duce First fo Surrender Al San Vitiore Jail   SEARCH FOR. BODY OF MUSSOLINI STILL ON  Italian Premier Says Reds Imported Arms Used Jn Breaks

GENE TALMADGE SEES MINIMUM OF LYNCHINGS   Governor-Elect Condoles Arnall on Atrocity: Cites Mob Acts in North

OPA And CPA Fund Restored By Conferees   Administration Will Fight To Save House-Rejected Housing Subsidy

F.D.R. Estate Sei Near Two Million  . Executors’ Return  Filed in Court

ROOSEVELT LEFT $1,085,486 ESTATE, TAX RETURN SHOWS   Late President Held U. 5. Securities Worth $76,150, Stocks and Other Bonds Valued at $353,855.   N. Y. REAL ESTATE LISTED AT $103,855   Federal Taxes Paid Is Not Disclosed — Wife and Daughter Insurance Beneficiaries.

F. D. R.’s Net Estate $1,085,486, Subject to New York State Taxes

FDR LEAVES $1,821,887   ‘New York Tax Return Shows Estate’s Gross Value.

Roosevelt Left Net Estate Of $1,085,486   Gross Value, Before Deductions, Placed at $1,940 999

Peru Would Curb UN Refugee Unit   Caution in Taking up UNRRA’s Work Urged

Drastic Modification Favored . . . .  Peru Takes Lead In Move To Limit Scope Of World Refugee Proposal In UN

CAUTION URGED IN UN DEBATE   Peruvian Says Refugee Is: sue May Last Years

UNION POLITICS  TOPIC ON EVE OF Ci0-UAW MEET   Subject of Dues and the Battle Between Thomas and Reuther for Presidency Keep Delegates Interested

Union Dues _  Raise Seen   United Auto Worker Convention Is Near

Union Politics, Dues Given Top Position On Eve Tenth Annual Meeting Of UAW

 Thomas and Reuther ‘Battle for UAW Job   Both Seek Presidency on Eve of Union Convention— Proposal to Double Dues PR ne eet OE  Seen pes eee

Thomas, Reuther Battle For ClO Union Position   Dues Also Command Attention On Eve Of Convention

UAW Proposes. To Double Dues   Funds Depleted By Prolonged Strikes

AUTO WORKERS FACE POLITICS   Battle Between Thomas  And Reuther For Presi i  dency Looms

‘Union Politics And Dues Command Attention On Eve Of 10th UAW Convention   Thomas And Reuther To Battle For Presidency: Move To Double Diese

Thomas And Reuther Battling. .  ClO Proposes To Double Dues  For Members

Reuther Challenges Thomas for Presidency;  Proposal to Double Dues is Due

Union Politics And Dues Hold UAW ‘Attention   Potential Battle For Presi dency Looms Between R. J. Thomas and Walter Reuther

Underground Again Active In Holy Land   Gun Battles Fought $20,000 Stolen In Three Raids

UNDERGROU RAIDS JEWISH BANKS, PRISON   Turmoil in Tel Aviv, Jaffa

JERUSALEM HIT BY TERRORISTS; 4 PEOPLE DEAD   Fifty Jewish Under. ground Raiders Attack Banks And Prison

Four Killed, Five Hurt In Latest Riots   Terrorists Loot Bank; Fight Gun Battles In Crowded Streets

Executed 233 Hangman of Nazis, Comments Mother And Wife, Was Acting in Line of Duty

‘SEES DRIFT TOWARD REPUBLICAN - PARTY   Claims Democrats Unable To Keep Pledges

OLAF RROWN APPOINED ON LOCAL SCHOOL BOAR}      Carroll Recreation Leaders Attend _ Recreation School

Legionnaires Will Hear Gen. Donovan   State Membership Hits Record High of 82,324, Goal is 100,000

C10 CONDEMNS COMMUNISTS IN FIRST BALLOT   Corporation Profits Called Greatest National Threat

Interferences by Reds With Unions Condemned by C10   Murray Also Lashes Out at Corporation Profits

Fuints Convention Toward A Higher Wage —Brive-in-:1947-As-Must important Business of Meetings

ClO TO SEEK WAGE BOOSTS — Communist Activity In Union Policies Hit At ClO Meeting

CIO Votes Condemnation Of Communist Interference Among Its Member Unions

Philip Murray Is Upheld by ClO in Red Resolution   Leader Lets Loose Torrent Against All Communists and Profits

C10 Delegates Condemn Reds      Murray Points Convention to High Wage Demands in ‘47

RED MEDDLING UNPOPULAR IN  ClO'S AFFAIRS   HIGHER WAGES IN 19417 TOP AIM OF UNIONS

Interference ByRedsDraws - Wrath of CIO      Turray Backs Declaration  Condemning Activities At Cammuinicts

UN Delegates Quarre! Over ‘Persecution’  Proposal Draws Challenge From Russians

UN Delegates Quarrel Over ‘Persecution’  Challenge From Russians

Ships Are Sailing On 2 U. S. Coasts   New York City’s Trucking Tieup Over; New Orleans Mayor Garhaea

lIndia’ s Leaders Possess Terrifying Power; Failure ‘+o Acree Means Disaster

Labor, ‘Leader Harry: Bridges - Intimates Movement May Bring Complete: Sugar Strike Sometime in Future,

WALLACE BREAK VIEWED BY GOP   Republicans Point To Democratic Split in Current Election Campaign

Republicans See Rift In Ranks Of Democrats   Point To Truman's Break With Wallace As Indication

POLITICAL RESULTS  OF WALLACE FIGHT  ARE STILL DEBATED REPUBLICANS SEE DEMO  SPLIT; “STILL PARTY MEMRERS” IS ANSWER

GOP Hoping For Split Up  B y Democrats   Truman - Wallace Break Cited In Contrast To Republican ‘Unity

GOP Makes Hay On Wallace Row  ; Republic an Unity ” Cited By Leaders

Plymouth County Farm Sale Totals $23,000 Thursday  County Diswneace

Plymouth County Farm Sale Totals $23,000 Thursday  LO neewreder TYt oe mene

NATIONALISTS SMASH RED'S CHINA LINE   Governmen? Troops Advance 42 Miles To Guard Capital

UN GRAND JURY BEGINS HEARING FRANCO SPAIN   Representatives — Meet to Determine  Madrid Position

Franco Spain  Goes On Trial Before UN Jury   Probing Committee Begins Investigation Of Spain’s Activities, This Aftternoon   U.S. PREPARING TO PRESENT EVIDENCE

‘UN COUNGIL OPENS [CASE AGAINST SPAIN   Charged With Endangering Peace Of World

FRANCO SPAIN GOES ON TRIAL   preter ‘of Charges To Be “Sifted By7UN. Council

BANK BANDIT IS FOUND SHOT NEAR KIRKSVILLE, MO,   Glenn Hills Had Fired a Shot Into His Forehead = a Short Time Before.   FOUND EARLY TODAY   He Was Discovered Unconscious at the Old Hills Farm.

LaPlata Bank Bandit in Custody After Attempt to Commit Suicide   Message Relayed From Hunted Man Leads To His Discovery, With: Bullet Wound in Head, On Farm. Near Kirksville; Condition Uncertain

@ BACK HOME AGAIN   With the Waggoner Family on First Post-War Vacation

BEEF ON HOOF GOES UP AGAIN   Black Market Was Sissy Says Chicago Times After Survey

KIMBEL FAUST WEDS A LEOLA RESIDENT   Takes Gladys Harnish A: Bride in Hulmeville Church on Saturday

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All in The Various Communities  GLEANED BY SCRIBES

Four Local Illinois Central Employees Have Total of 142 Years: of Service

I. C. Employees Are Given Service Pins   President W. A. Johnston: Confers Recognition On Four Le Mars Employees.

Let Contract For i South Of Merrill   vu*  Low Bid Was About $54,000 For Two Projects

Let Contract For Grading No. 75 South Of Merrill   Low Bid Was About $54, 000 For Two Projects

JAPAN’S RULERS ACT TO CONTROL SHAKY ECONOMY   Freeze Bank Accounts, Orde Distribution of Food in Proper Channels

JAPAN PLAGUED BY INFLATION   Government Took Its First Steps Today to Control the Situation.

Congress Sets Adjournment  For Next Week   Number of Pending Bills Must Be Acted Upon First

TIRED CONGRESS READY 10 QUIT   Middle Of Next Week Set For Adjournment Of Law Makers

Congress Can Adjourn Next Week If it Acts on Barkley’s ‘Must’ Bills

Lewis Orders Mining To Hall “After Sunday   400,000 Will Remain At Home Until New Contract Is Signed

LEWIS WARNS OF WALKOUTS ‘SUNDAY NICH   MINERS WON'T WORK WITHOES 6 0 NP RACT;-BaEw— “ LEADER NOTIFIED OPERATORS

TRUMAN FACES: BiG PROBLEM — IN DIPLOMACY   SURG BLUNTLY ASKS HER BYRNES OR WALLACE 18 SECRETARY "OF STATE

Wallace Is Given A Spank   Vandenberg Issues A Sharp Statement Of Condemnation

New York Talk Seen as Blow to American Unity   Vandenberg Asks Who Heads U.S. State Dep't.

Slain War Hero ls Buried Today   Former Model Attends Rites For Sweetheart Killed In Apartment

Criticism of Russia ill-based   Group cites need for mutual trust

Clarification of Policies Urged  Attitude Toward Germany Is Test

wa ijiteswre aE”  Communist Defeat in France Points to Failing Russ Plans

@ PAUL MALLON Communist Defeat in France Points to Failing Russ Plans

ANOTHER ELECTION ORDERED AT PLANT   NLRB Contends Defeat Of Union In Hagerstown Plant Last May Was Due Te Coerclon

Flection Ordered At Local Hosiery Corp.   Victory Hosiery Workers to Select Bargaining Agent

U. S. Considering Protest to Reds On Forced Labor   Scores of Americans Are Held Megally By Russia, Report

Scores Held by Soviets, Reports Say   Yugoslavia Denies Claims in State Department Note

NEW PROTEST TO RUSSIA CONSIDERED   Over Allegations Of Americans  Being Held There

U, §. CONSIDERS PROTEST OVER “SLAVE LABOR’   Russians Believed Holding Americans In Servitude

10 Deaths, 165 Cases Of Forced Work Reported By Official Sources

Where There's Smoke. .  YUGOSLAVS DENY AMERICANS USED AS SLAVE LABOR

Demand for Satisfactory Explanation - Hinted After Vigorous Note to Tito

YUGOSLAVS DENY AMERICANS HELD AS “SLAVE LABOR”   State Department Charges U. $. Citizens Imprisoned + Wiheut Charne

HAS HANDLED ‘SLAVE LABOR’ CASES SINGLY   Yugoslavia Denies Charge

New Protest ConsideredOn Slave Labor   U. S. Disturbed Over Reports of Citizens Maltreated By Reds

U.S, SAYS YANKS HELD AS SLAVES   ACCUSES RUSSIA AND YUGOSLAVIA OF PEONAGE

FORMAL PROTEST MAY BE LODGED, OFFICIALS SAY   Disclosure Follows Sharp Note to Yugoslavia-on Similar Charges   ROW OVER CITIZENSHIP   Number Released on Oct. 12 After Long Struggle With Belgrade

@ PETER EDSON   @ PETER CUD0N  Railroad Men Won’t Be Too Quick to Forgive Mr. Whitney

@ PETER EDSON      Railroad Men Won’t Be Too Quick to Forgive Mr. Whitney

Wichita Falls Couple Dies In House Flames  Woman At Dallas Dies s Sunday Of  wrFeeeeivea FEeA

10 Violent Deaths, 7 In Traffic, In Texas on Weekend   2 Burned Fatally In Apartment Fire; One Heat Victim

Wichita Falls Couple Dies In House Flames   Woman At Dallas Dies Sunday Of  “Evenectvn Hank

WILL NOT GALL MISSOURI SOLOKS TO TAKE ACTICN   Governor Suggests Veterans — Consult With Legislators  4in Democratic Way’   RUNAROUND IS CHARGED  Spokesman for Group Points to Failure of Assembly to Enact Meastire

Bonus Demand  Given Rebuff   Veterans Boo, Hiss State Governor As Leaqislature Call Refused

Britain Needs More Manpower   Deputy Minister Says Lack of Manpower Is Country’s Prime Need

GI's To Protest Slowdown In Demobilization   Frankfurt Mass Meetine Tonicht

Demonstrations in Europe, The Pacific, Washington Get Solons’ Attention

Manila Gls Swamp Telegreph Offices With Protests fo Con gress Members

DEMOBILIZATION PLAN INDORSED   Chief Executive Avers Some Delay Due to ‘Critical Need’ Overseas

TRUMAN. CITES CRITICAL NEED FOR SOLDIERS   Slowdown In Demobilization Rate Investigated By President

Truman Cites Critical Need For Troops   President Takes R ition Of Vets’ Unrest

Some Solons Voice De-: mand for Congressional  Inquiry; Telegrams. Hctters, I Petitions Pour  i

fl Release Plan Upheld _ Ry Truman   Says‘ Must Hold Men Because Future of Nation “At Stake” More Protests

Army Doing Good Job _   Slow Demobilization Unavoidable Due to Size of Task, and to World Obligations 

Truman Says Needs Abroad Holding Troops   Gils in Pacifie Demand Release, Promises Inen

SLOWDOWN IN ARMY DEMOBILIZATION = BLAMED ON “NEEDS”   President Declares Troops Critically Needed Overseas And Commends Army And Navy For Efficiency In Dis rharocec

VETS PARADE AT AIR BASE NEAR WASHINGTON   Believe Coming Elections to Force Politicians to Consider Action

Truman Explains Discharge Delay  Stresses Need of Troops Overseas

Capitol Aroused As GI’s Protest   Men Demonstrate All Over World  On Slowdown

Slow Down Demobilization Attributed to ‘Critical Need of Men Overseas’, Says Truman

U.S. Cannot Demobilize baster, Said   Truman Says Men Being Released As Need Permits

Truman  Makes No  Comment   Not Familiar With Situation in Manila Where Doughboys  Protest Slowdown

PRESIDENT DEMOBILIZATION SLOW — DOWN DUE TO CRITICAL NEED FOR AMERICAN TROOPS FOR OVERSEAS .

DEMOBILIZATION DEFENDED TODAY BY  PRESIDENT TRUMAN      He Attributes the Slownes: to “Critical Need For Troops Overseas”.   (COMPLAINTS ARE MADE   “Armed Forces Have Been Reduced As Fast As Possible,’ He Said.

Truman Attributes Slow Demobilization to Dire Need of Overseas Troops

Global GI Cries - On Slowdown  - Hit Capitol Hil   Repercussions Include Investigation Demand And Immediate Action

Truman Tells Angered GI's Army Discharges  Cannot Be Speeded Up   By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL

Demobilization Proceeding as Fast As Possible, President Announces

Ty “1 U.S. Can’t Demobilize Any Faster, President Declares   Truman Reports That American Overseas Forces are Badly Needed Now to Assure the Winning of the Peace

Solons Watching Demonstrations By U.S. Soldiers   Slowdown Announced By Army Results in Mass GI Protests

Congress Asked To Probe Slowed Demobilization   Demonstrations Of Protest Continue At Home And Abroad

SOLONS DEMAND PROBE OF: ARMY DISCHARGES AFTER 6.1. RIOTS   MANILA: DEMONSTRATION, GRIPES AT ee a LEAD TO CHARGE THAT FAITH WITH MEN BROKEN —

SOLONS LISTEN TO GI BLASTS   Investigation of Demobilization Slowdown is Pending

Some. Solons Voice ‘Demand for Congressional ‘Inquiry; . Telegrams. peter Petitions Pour  in ae whee

President Declares He Is Convinced Army And Navy Are Releasing Men “With Commendable Efficiency And With Justice To All Concerned’’—Asserts Armed Forces Have Been Reduced As Fast As Possible— Troops’ Protests Bring Repercussions

Truman Says Demobilization Slowdown Due to Critical Need tor Troops Overseas

REPERCUSSIONS IN CONGRESS LIKELY OVER C1 PROBLEMS   Petitions Pile  Up In Committee Quarters Before Lawmakers Return

ARMY SHOULD BE BUILDERS ()F PEACE   Critical Need of Troops Overseas Is Seen by President

Doughfoots Protest On Global Scale   GI Wail Heard On Capitol Hill

GI PROTESTS OF ‘SNAFU’ RESOUND IN WASHINGTON   INQUIRY DEMANDED; LETTERS AND WIRES POUR INTO CAPITOL

Need for Troops . Caused Slowdown Of Demobilization   - President Convinced:  Army and Navy” Doing Efficient Job;  : Cites Cutback Finurac.

CONGRESS SIFTS GS PROTESTS.   House Unit May Order Quiz Into Demobilization

Truman Aitributes Slow Demobilization nate to Critical Need fer Treans

Congress Likely To Make Investigation  Into Slowdown In Demobilization Plan

Legislators  Aroused By. Complaints   ‘Play Inquiry Into. , Army Discharges

Doughfoots Cry ‘Snafu’ At Slow Army Discharges   Congress May Probe Demobilization

Solons May Call for Demobilization Legislation as Result of Yanks’ Protest Over Slowdown in Discharges.

Gl Protests  Ctr Canital  1 i itl LuMliu   President Defends Bemobilizing Delay; Congress May Probe

Solons Press For Study of GI Complaints   New Speedup of Demobilization Bill Te Fxenected

Capital Worked Up by GI Pleas   Demands Made for Congressional Probe Of Discharge System

Army Required To Build Peace, President State:   Demobilization Held Swift in View of Tasks

President  MenOverSeas   Declares The Number Of Releases Has ‘Beén’ Staggering; Men Need. ed ‘lo Keep ‘Phe Peace.

Demobilization Alarms Capital   Protesting Gi’s Ask Conaressional Probe

Slowing of Army's Discharges Bring Demand for Inquiry   President Talks of Gl’: Discharge Troubles; Congress Aroused

soldier Protests Bring Reaction in Congress; Truman Okays Slowur

Truman Report Army Needs Men Overseas  GI's In Philippines Bombard Congress With Cablegrams

Demobilization Plan Works, Chief Asserts   Another Demonstration By Troops Is Held At Washinaton Airfield

RECORD BALLOT ANTICIPATED IN MANY CENTERS   Lausche And Herbert Ente: Booths At Same Time: Final Pleas Made

NATION AWAITS ELEGTION TREND IN OHIO TODAY   Selection of Governor, Senator Draws Wide Attention

FOUR FIRES CAUSE OVER CHT AN LOSS   -Grain-Filled Barn, Corn Crib and Farm Home Destroyed

DEMOCRATS BOOM RICE FOR GOVERNOR   Supporters Of Adams Countian Say They Will Offer Resolution To State Leaders Thursday

General Enters  Blanket Denial   Explanation of ‘Z’ Presented at Trial

Gen. Mihailovic Denies Charges Of War Crimes   chetnik Leader Declares He ‘Never Ordered Murder”

Warren Leading on Both Tickets   California Governor Out in Front; Other State Results

Warren Leading In California   Hoffman Beaten In Comeback Attempt In New Saves

Gov. Warren Leads Voting In California   CIO-PAC Candidate Triumphs In Alabama Primaries: Gov. Sharpe Loses

Governor Warren Is Leading On Both Tickets  Will Rogers Holding Democratic Lead

Warren Leads, Rogers Behind   Folsom Is Winner Other Results In Five States

Warren Leads Both Parties In California   Will Rogers Jr. Leads In Democratic Race For Senator; Folsom Wins in Alabama

Warren in Front in Both Races   Hoffman Beaten In N. J.—Hartley.  Opposed by ‘CIO, Elected

Gov. Warren Tops California Vote For Both Parties   C.1.0.-Backed Kenny Trailing; Hoitest  Race in New Mexico

Warren Leads Both Tickets In California  Jim Folsom, Ex-Gl  A. 5 mim RAM FOL .*.

WARREN LEADS IN CALIFORNIA   Ex-New Jersey Governor Fails in Comeback

Taft Charges Truman Has Swung Left   Switches From Free Enterprise in Economics To Communistic Ways

TRUMAN FOLLOWS LEFT WING WAYS, TAFT DECLARES   Senater Says President's. Laber Policy: Has Split Diermacrote Party

Taft Says Truman Adopts “Leftist” Ideas   Republican Leader Charges Swing to tH efs Wing’ Breanamice

Says Truman Has Turned to Left”  "Fireside Chat" Analyzed by Taft

Truman Abandons. Belief > Free Enterprise and Ciings to “Left” Charge

ECONOMIC. WAYS   Was Pictured In This Light Today By a Republican Senate Leader.   ACCUSED BY SEN. TAFT   Said Half the Democrats and Most of Republican Disagree With Him.

Truman Accusec By Republican Senate Leader   President Takes Left Wing Path Taft Declares

PRESIDENT FOLLOWING PAC COURSE   Says Truman Turns To “Left Wing” Economic Ways

SAYS TRUMAN WILL FOLLOW ClO-P AG COURSE   Ohio Senator Broadcasts Address from Cincinnati Last Night

Taft Lashes Out At Program Of Mr. Truman   Replies To Appeal Made By President In Radio Address

SEN. TAFT RAPS TRUMAN POLICY   Says President Splitting Demos With Left Wing  Economic Program

Truman Split Own Party—Tatt   Charges President Tool Of Radicals

TAFT DESCRIBES TRUMAN PROGRAM AS ClO MATERIAL   REPUBLICAN SAYS PRESIDENT SHOWS ‘LEFT WING’ TREND

Truman Program is Really That of CI0PAC, Says Sen. Taf   Ohio Republican Declares Congress is Deserving of Some Credit

TAFT DECLARES TRUMAN STAND SPLITS PARTY   Says President Has Turned _ From Free Enterprise To Left Wing Ways 

Taft Assails Truman Views   Sees President as Turning to “Left Wing’ Economic Ways

Senator Taft  Bitter! y Flay s Truman’s Pians   Pictures President as Man  Who Has Turned From  Belief in Free Enterprise to Comuiunistic Ways

Democrats Split Over Truman’s Policy, Says Tat   Leitist Economy Program Flavyed

Truman and CabinetDiscuss Scrapping of Wage Controls   OPA Wipes Out Price Ceilings On a Few More Items and Raises Them On Others — Men’s White Handkerchiefs Advanced 35 to 40 Per Cent — Third of Family Fooc Budget Freed of Control Within a Week.

NOV. 1 DEADLINE - FOR CONTROL END         Rents, Autos and Will Remain Under OPA _ Plans For Future ;

More Ceilings Are Increased: Some Scrapped   More Than One-Third of Food Budget. Now Out of Control

OPA Raises Some Ceilings, Erases Others   Truman and Cabinet Discuss Shucking Off All Wage Controls

Controls Lifted on One-Third of Food Budget  Cabinet Studies Shucking of Wace Controls

PA Removes Boosts Some Price Ceilings  Dro opping Of Wage  antenale TalLad

Third of Food Budget Is Relieved  From Price Contro!   OPA Rapidly Weakens Thus Assuring Families  Of More for Tables

ERASE PRICE CEILINGS ON MORE ITEMS   OPA Presses to Lift Most Controls By Nov. 1 Deadline

Lift Ceilings On Typewriters   Remove Price Controls From Scores of  Other Products

Typewriter Ceilings Are Boosted By OPA   Controls on Several Minor Items of Sale Dropped by Agency —

Truman Bases Forecast On Tax Receipts   Federal Grants-In-Aid And Public Works May Be Postponed

Prosperity Is Predicted By Truman   President Pins Hopes On Boom-Time Payment Of Taxes To Be Aid

TRUMAN SAYS HIGH TAX COLLECTIONS ‘WILL WIPE OUT MUCH OF U. § DEFICIT.

Big Collection Of Taxes Is Forecast    Truman Orders Tight Review of Vet Benefits, Spending —

President Asks More Pruning   New Estimate Puts Government in Red By $1,900,000,000

Predicts ' Much Of Deficit Will Be Washed Out   President Pins Hopes On Business Prosperity and High Level of Employment   Orders Agencies To “Tighien Up”   Sava Government Will Go Into Red Shade under Two Billion For Fiseal. Year

President Says Boom-Time Flood Of Tax Colleetions To Reduce It   President Calls For Economies   Government Will Go Inte Red By Twe Billions For 1947

President Pins Hopes On High Level Of Jobs   Orders Drastic  Cut In Spending  By Army, Navy And Other U. S. Agencies

Tax Collection Rise, Cut in Expenditures May Halve First Guess   Bolsters Hopes with Economy Orders to: All Federal Agencies; Benefits to Veterans And States May Be Affected

Tax Take Will Wipe Out Deficit   Boom-Time Flood of Tax Collections to Aid Prosperity and High Employment

DEFICIT WILL BE WIPED OUT   SPENDING CUTBACKS TO BOLSTER WAVE OF PROSPERITY

COLLECTION FLOOD SEEN   Prosperity in Business, High Emploment Noted

President Even Hopes (For Balanced Budget In Year Through Economy

President Forecasts Boom-Time Flood  -Of Tax Collections To Reduce Deficit

President Forecasts Boom-Time Flood Of Tax Collections Wilt Wash Out Expected Budget Deficit   Pins Hopes on Prosperity to Improve Government Position

President Pinning Hopes On Business Prosperity, High Employment Level

President Visions Reduced Deficit as Result of Big Expansion in Business   Pins His Hope for Lowered Deficit by Boomtide Flood of Tax Collections; Bolsters Hope With Urge to Tighten Purse Strinas

‘Higher Income Whittles Loss To 1.9 Billion   Increase In Receipts Esti mated At 8.1 Billion, Totnl 839.6 Billion.

Temperatures   President Orders Tightening of U.S: Purse Strings

REVENUE HIKES, SPENDING CUTS BOLSTER HOPES   . S. to Go in Hole But $1,900,000,000  During Year   Rudget in Brief

‘Boom-Time U.S. Tax Flood to Wipe Out National Deficits in Fiscal Year, Truman-Believes   Revises First Estimate; Bolsters Hope With Economy Orders to Federal Agencies; to Follow Policy of Cut-Back ‘Wherever It Is Possible’

Truman Predicts Tax Receipts to Wipe Out Deficit  - Prosperity, Employment   Prosperity, Employment Seen Balancing ’47 Budget

Revenue Flood Deflates Deficit   Truman Pins Hope For Debt Reduction On Business Prosperity

Truman Pins Hopes on Prosperity   Anti-inflation Budget Mapped; Deficit Put At 1.9 Billion.

Boom-Time Flood Of Tax Collections May Cut US Deficit   Truman Pins Hope for Balanced Budaet on Business Prosperity

President Sees Flood lof Revenue to  Reduce U. S. Deficit   Boom-Time Increase in Tax Collections Forecast by Truman, Who Pins His Hopes on Business Prosperity

President Also ‘Takes Steps to Cut. Down Federal Expenditures. Pins Hopes On Business Prosperity

Truman Predicts Tax Receipts to Wipe Out Deficit   Prosperity, Employment Secu Balancing ’47 Budget

President Pins His Hopes on  Business Boom   Optimism Bolstered With Economy Orders to Federal Agencies

Sees Revenue Boost Cutting U.S. Deficit   Truman Forecasts Soaring Tax Collections to Wash Out Much of Expected Shortage

Revenue Flood Deflates Defic        [frum am Pins Hope For Debt Reduction On Business Prosne)

BROWNELL WILL QUIT POST AS GOP CHAIRMAN   Sees Bricker In Top Spot For 1948 Presidential Nomination

KING CHRISTIAN ¥ RETTER      Brownell Notifies Officials He Plans To Quit As Chairman

BROWNELL QUITS AS G.0.P, HEAD   National Chairman To Resume Law Practice

Brownell Will Resign as GOP Head in April   Of Opinion That Bricker is No. One Candidate

H erbert Brownell, Jr., Expected To Resign As Chairman Of National GOP Committee In April

Puts Bricker  As No. 1 Man   Brownell Ready To Quit Re   publican National Chair  manship.

HOPE IN 1948   Herbert Brownell, Jr., To Resign April 1 As National Chairman

States Desire to Return to Law Practice; Sees John W. Bricker as 1948 Nominee

Brownell tu Quit GOP Post   Associate to Dewey To Resign as National Chairman

Brownell Tells Republicans He Is Quitting As Chairman Of Party Effective April 1

Herbert Brownell To Quit Post As. Republican Chief   ~National Chairman Will Submit His ‘Resignation April 1. To Resume Law: Work

Will Return To Practicing Law   To Continue Active In Politics, He Says

Brownell Will Quit GOP Post   Committee Chairman To Step Down; Sees Bricker In No. 1 Spot In 1948

Brownell To Resign Top GOP Position   Retiring Leader Said to Favor Midwest Successor

BROWNELL WILL QUIT: POINTS T0 BRICKERIN1948   G. 0. P.’s Outgoing Leader Favors Midwesterner To Take Over Post

BROWNELL T0 GIVE UP G.0.P. POST   Resignation Will Be Submitted at Meeting of the National Committee April 1—He Will Remain in Politics.

Brownwell Out As ‘Chairman  Of GOP Party   Sees Bricker As No. 1 _ Choice for Presidential - Nomination

Brownell Will ResignG.0.P. Chairmanship   Party Leaders Get Tip Resignation Slated for April 1

BROWNELL QUITS AS HEAD OF GOP NATIONAL BODY  CAYC RECIQNATION   SAYS RESIGNATION WILL BE SUBMITTED FORMALLY APRIL 1

FEELS BRICKER TOPS LIST FOR "48 NOMINATION   Chairman Will Submit Resignation April 1; Back.to Law Business

GOP Committee Chairman Quits   Brownell to Give Time to Profession

Herbert Brownell Will Quit As Head Of GOP Committee   Intends to Devote Time Practicing Law in New York

Brownell Ready to Quit As Chairman; Sees Bricker In No. 1 Spot Now For 1948

GOP Chairman Brownell Will Resign April 1   Sees Bricker In No. 1 Spot For ’48 Presidential  Alamimaeahan.

Sees Bricker __ GOP Presidential Candidate In ‘48   Chairman Of Republican : ‘National — Committee To Practice-Law. In New York

Expects Bricker To Head Republican Presidential Ticket   Party Leader Intends To Quit On April Ist; Favors Mid-Westerner as New Chairman

Brownell Reveal Plans To Resign GOP Chairman   Resignation To Be Submitted Formally At April Meeting

BROWNELL TC GIVE UP POST HEADING GOP   To Continue In Private Law  After April 1

Brownell will resign G.O.P. chairmanship ‘To devote time to law practice

Srownell Resigns As Chairman of G.O.P. Party Under Stress: metention of OPA is Demanded

LT TT La TLS tieiceenaiat  Brownell Is Expected To Resign dn April as Republican Chairman

GOP Leader Gives Notice He'll Resign; iLikes Bricker   Brownell Favors QOhioan For 1948 Republican Nominee

itla Mentioned rG.0.P. Post   rownell to Resign National Chairman

Relief Promised In West Washinaton   Freezing Weather After Snow Brings Hope to Flooded Areac

Cold Brings Relief in Flood Areas      Water-Logged Residents Survey Scenes of Heavy Damages: Willamette’s Crest Passes Salem

WELDON RITES THURSDAY P. M   Former Akron Woman Died At Home. of Daugh ter in Sioux City

MRS. MABEL WELDON CALLED BY DEATH  Ritac Wald Tn Giawe Gite:   Rites Held In Sioux City Thursday For Esteemed PRormer Akron UWaman.

Riu. Rey, Willians 1. Man. ning, Episcopal Bishop, World Unite Both Catholie and Protestant

Manning Calls For One Church   Urges Reunion of Catholics, Protestants In One Great Charch

Manning Pleads For One Church  Calls For Reunion Of All Christians

Bishop Manning Asks Reunion Of All Christians  Sees One Great 3 a ae ae

FIGHT MAPPED ON FILIBUSTER   Round -the-Clock Sessions Are Hinted

Iran’s Premier Willing to Talk ln Moscow   UNO Security Council Considers Red Threat, Seeks Compromise

CHARGES HUSBAND VICTIM OF ’REDS”   Widow Says GOP. leade - Died for Democracy

Blames Reds For Death Of ' Her Husband   ‘Widow Of Slain GOP Flee  tion Worker Mukes Ac   cusation On Way To Fimerar

J, S, CONCILIATOR AT COLUMBUS IN EFFORT TO AVERT WALKOUT   MEDIATOR AT STATE CAPITAL IN CONNECTION WITH THREATENED WATER AND LIGHT STRIKE

Solons Comment On Byrnes’ Talk  Outlines Feelings Of Country, Said

Barges Crash Into a Ferry; Ten Missing  One Known Deed in River Disaster; Othe: Bodies Sought

FERRY AND OIL BOATS COLLIDE NEAR LANDING   Most Victims Dumped Into River in Five Automobiles

13 SAVED AS OIL BARGES WRECK FERRY   Craft With 25 Aboard Turns Over After Collision Near Tennessee Shore.

FERRY COLLIDES WITH 2 BARGES LADEN WITH OIL   13 OTHER PERSONS ARE RESCUED NEAR CARUTHERSVILLE. MoO.

10 MISSING AFTER FERRY BOAT CRASH   Mississippi River Mishap Occurs as Vessel Rams Barges

Mississippi Ferry  Sunk in Collision   At Least Ten Persons Missing, One Known Dead in Night Crash

10 Believed Dead in River  Boat Collision   13 Saved After Ferry Autos Dumped  eee ef ee eee ee 

At Least 10 Killed In River Boat Crash   Ferry Boat In Collision With Two Oil Barges; 13 Occupants Rescued

LEAST 10 PERSONS WERE DROWNED      A Ferry Boat and Two Oil Laden Barges Hit In River.   NEAR CARUTHERSVILLE   Thirteen Other Occupants of Ferry Were Saved After. Boat Overturned.

AT LEAST TEN MISSING IN A BOAT CRASH ON MISSISSIPPI   Oil Barges Pile Into Ferry Boat At Caruthersville Overturning It

Ten Missing In Ferryboat Crash   5 Vehicles Dumped Into Mississippi

Ten Drown Whe Ferry Collides With Oil Barges   Muddy Waters Of The Mississippi Are Being Searched For Bodies

Big Ferry And Barges Collide On Mississippi  Bodies Are Sought Today; Thirteen

OIL BARGES IN MISHAP   Thirteen Other Occupants of Ferry Saved After It Overturns on the Mississippi River Near Caruthersville, Mo.

13 Other Occupants Of Ferry Are Saved In Accident Near  Caruthersville, Mo.

FERRY BOAT CRASH PUTS PASSENGERS INTO: MISSISSIPPI   At Least Ten are Missing After Boat and Oif Barge in  Colhision

;  MISSISSIPPI FERRY COLLIDES WITH OIL BARGES  TEN DROWN IN RIVER TRAGEDY

At Least 10 Drown in  Boat Crash   Mississippi River Is Searched for Bodies as Result uf Ferry and Repos Colliston   Estimates Vary   Ferry Pilot Says 20-25 in Cars, Others Say 30 Persons

13 Others Pulled Ashore After Boat Crashed into Barge As It Neared Shore Bt Caruthersville

At Least 10 Dead In Boat Collision On Mississippi   Ferry Boat Within  50 Yards of Missourt Terminus When Hit By Oil Laden Barges

13 Saved In Tragedy On Mississippi   Night Collision Dumps 5 Autos Into River At Caruthersville, Mo.

Search River For Missing:   At Least Ten Persons Still Not Found After Ferry-Barge Collision

Flat Boat Ov erturns,  M any Dead   Searching Muddy Mississippi Near Caruthersville for  At Least 10 Bodies

Cars Hurled In River by  Night Crash   Ferry and Barges Collide Between Missouri And Tennessee.

1) Feared Dead In Ferry Wreek On Mississippi   Oil Barges Collide With Auto Carrier In Night Accident

F erry, [wo Barges Crash:  Ten! Missing  Thirteen Saved And Still Others May Be Tact In Mieccicotnn:

Searching River For  Ten Bodies  Ferry Boat, Two Barges Collide In the Mississipp’

Search River For Ten Lost In Boat Crash   Tennessee-Missourt Barge Upset In Callision With Two O}} Barges,

Many Are Missing as Ferry Tips In Collision on Mississippi River

AT LEAST TEN THOUGHT DEAG AS FERRY HIT   Thirteen Others Rescued  From Mississippi in Night Crash.

Big Ferry And Barges Collide On Mississippi   Bodies Are Sought Today; Thirteen Persons Rescued

President Says Case Bill Would  Not Reduce Strife   Message To Congress Claims That Measure Would Promote Industrial Strife   TRUMAN RENEWS PLEA FOR HIS BILL

GASE MEASUR f DANGEROUS, HE DECLARES:   would Promote Industrial Strife, Not Lessen It”

DAMAGE SUIT. _ THREAT HEARD   PUBLISHER—THREATENS—SUITAGAINST PAUL HERBERT AS RESULT OF INQUIRY  '  - DEMAND ‘-

SANTA EXISTS BY RULING OF COURT   WEST VIRGINIA HIGH COURT OPINION OF 19 YEARS AGO OFFICIAL

West Virginia Court Still Holds There Is a Santa Claus   13-Year-Old Supreme Court Ruling Stende Acs Yet Unchallenged

Santa No Mvth In West Va. Supreme Court  Formal Opinion Attesting to His Existence

Chimney Entrance Questioned  There's A Real Santa Saves Supreme Court

MARTIAL LAW NEAR FOR ALL PALESTINE   Rumor British to Invoke It to Halt ~ Jewish Underground

BRITISH STUDY ACTION TO STOP JEWISH RIOTS   Military Law Edict For All Palestine Rumored As — Outhreake Spread

IMPOSE CURFEW IN PALESTINE      Attacks by Jewish Underground Forces Upon British Military Porees Spreading.

Marshall Off To Kuling to See Chiang   Is Believed Seeking to Halt Fighting In China

SEEKS TO HALT CHINA FIGHTING   Marshall Confers With Leaders Of Two Conflictina Sides

Transports Flying Over Austria Get Air Cover; Envoy Flies To Tito Cam

PROTEST NOTE DELIVERY MADE BY PATTERSON   Blistering Communication Raps Yugoslavian Attack oan lls& Airmen,

Slavs Must Reply By Friday Night   U. S. Ultimatum Demands Release Of American Fliers Being Held

Tomorrow Night Is Deadline for Tito To Release Fliers   Grave Indictment of Balkan Nation Handed It’s Charge

U.S. Note Demands Airmen Be Released  : 48-Hour Deadline Nears for ‘lito; Theont tan Cten Oncntaltll N Beal

PLANE CRASH — ~ FATAL TO 23   ALL OCCUPANTS OF TRANSPORT CRAFT KILLED IN ACCIDENT. IN COSTA  : RICA

NEARLY A MILLION U. S. WAR CASUALTIES   Armed Services Report 295,867 Killed, 679,234 Wounded and 12,744 Mi

Chinese Communists All Set ‘to Grab Harbin, Manchuria “When Russians Evacuate

Russian Troops ‘Due To Get Out Of Harbin Today   Chinese Red Forces Are Ready «To Take Over  Manchurian Citv.

Nationalists _ Concede City To Communists   Chinese Government Demands Russians Withdraw From Port Of Darien.  PENe arccupy cIry

See Chinese Reds Moving Into Harbin   Russian Units Due to Leave Manchurian City

CHINESE REDS TO ENTER HARBIN   Russians Due To Complete , Withdrawal Today

Commies Take Harbin When Soviets Leave  PN a wits: “TR sisi ce:   Chiang’s Planes Turned Back On Rescue Mission

Red Occupation Troops Withdraw From Harbin   Chinese Communist Army Ready To Move In; Kai-Shek Concerned Over Situation

Chinese Reds Take  Harbin   Government Spokesman Asks Russiatis Quit Duiren, Trealy Port

YenanReds In Harbin: ‘SovietsOut   Chungking Insists Russians Leave Dairen

Harbin is Lost To Communists  Chinese Insist Russ Leave Port of Darien

REDS OF RUSSIA LEAVE, REDS OF CHINA MOVE IN   Chiang Aid Concedes Harbit To Communists, Insists Soviets Quit Dairen

Soviet Troops Due To Complete Harbi Withdrawal   Chinese Communists Expected to Occupy Manchurian City _

CHINESE PRESS RUSSIAN UNITS ON DEPARTURI   Governrren. Admits Harbin To Fall Shortly — Soviets Still ‘n Dairen

HARBIN CONCEDED TO CHINESE RED FORGES   National Spokesman Wants Soviet Out Of Dairen

RUSSIANS DUE 10 RETIRE FROM HARBIN TODAY   Communists Of China Expected To Move Right In

Concede Rieh City of Harbin To Communists   Russians Are to Withdraw by End of the Day

Chiang Concede Loss of Harbin To Communists   Soviet Withdrawal From Southern Port Is Not on Schedule

City Likely To Be Entered By Communists  Notionals Unable To Evacuate High Chinace OFFf:iei;ale

CHINA DEMANDS RUSSIA LEAVE TREATY PORT   Siatement on Dairen Comes as Reds Prepare To Take  Over Harbin.

Chinese Want Soviets to Leave Dairen   Government Concedes That Communists Have Taken Harbin

Wu Makes  Claim for Free Port   Communists Already in Rich Northern City, Says Spokesman

‘ommunist Forces Likely Will Move Into City Immediately Upon Scheduled Withdrawal of the Soviets Today,

Reds Ready To Move in To Harbin      Small Nationalist Garrison Not Expected  To Resist Entry When Soviets Leave Today

Postpone Strike At Pitishurgir   Union to Decide March 1 on Sirike Or Arbitration

WEEK RESPITE IN PITTSBURGH WAGE DISPUTE   Power Suspension Threatening Blackout In Giant industrial Area Is Delayed

ELECTRIC STRIKE DELAYED A WEEK   Union Will Decide Friday On Proposal For Arbitration

TEN B-25S TURNED OVER TO CHINESE   Sold as Surplus, In Violation of Fed.. Regulations

U.S. SELLS B-29'S T0 CHINA   An Apparent Violation o! Regulations.

VIEWS VARIED ON TRUMAN VETO   Pros And Cons Discussed Or Labor Curb Measure

WIDESPREAD PRECAUTIONS TAKEN AGAINST FIREBUG!   Police, Highway Patrolmen and Other Officials Take Steps to Guard Against Fires That Apparently Were  Set by Same Gang.

Arsonists Terrorize North Missourv Towns   State Police Search For Arson Gang Which Set Fires

HST Ready For Coal Decision   Chief Executive Pleasec With Evidence of Public Support

Pauley Hearing May Take on New Aspects   Testimony Wilf Inveive Government Deslings, emmtnn: Rrawxtan Cawe

Brewster Sees New Aspects In Pauley Hearing   Reported Dealings With Government

Surprises In Pauley Hearing Are Expected  New Aspects Viewed As Likely By One  OF Cammitteemen

New Aspects In Hearings For Pauley To Be Heard   Brewster Expects Government Dealings  To Be Aired Again

PAULEY’S ‘REPORTED DEALS TO BE PROBED   Sen. Brewster Sees New Aspects In Nominee Case

Sen. Brewster Says Pauley Hearing To Show New Fact:  Appointee’s Dealings With Government Agencies to Be Aired

Pauley Fight Expected fo Take New Turr   Brewster Hints at New Evidence When Hearings Resume

Sen. Brewster Says Pauley Hearing to Take onNewAspect   United Airlines President Is Called to Testify on Campaign .— Fund Issue

United Air Lines Chief: Call. ed. For Festimony:( On var paien Fund Issue.

New Aspects For Pauley Hearing   Sen. Brewster Makes Predictions But Refuses To Reveal Details

PAULEY HEARING MAY TAKE ON NEW ASPECTS, BREWSTER   Maine Senator Reveals No Details But Declares New Views May Be Presented at  Senate Naval Commities a gear ened

Pauley Hearing Slated To Take On New Aspect   Air Lines Head To Tes tify On Campaign Fund i

New Aspects Predicted in Pauley Hearing   Sen: Brewster Will Delve Into Dealings With U.S. Agencies

Pauley To Face Hearing  Angles   Senator Brewster Pledges Another New Approach

CALL AIRE BOSS IN PROBE   Claim Pauley Hearin g To  Take On Entirely : New Aspects

REPORT LEWIS WILL SEEK — ___ SHORTER WORK WEEK      UMW OFFICJALS DECLARE. 25 CENTS AN HOUR PAY HIKE WON'T RAISE PRICES,

Explosion Kills ‘One In Berlin   Twenty-Two Injured, May Find More Bodies

2 Die, 40 Hurt In Berlin Blast   Ammunition Explodes At Police Station In Russian Sector

Berlin Blast Fatal to Two; Forty Injured   Jnitial Reports Of 300 Casualties  Branded as Rumor

GERMAN POLICE STATION BLAST PAISES DEATHS   Located In Russian Section Of Berlin; 100 Are Killed, * Wounded

Fire Sweeps Ship on High Seas  Five Persons Are  Known to Be . Rawd teh Tennwares

Fire Sweeps Ship on High Seas  Five Persons Are   Five Persons Are Known to Be Dead in Tragedy

Showdown Faces Security Counci After Failure to Solve Dispute   Sub-Committee Composed of U.S;; Soviet and. French Delegates Breaks:Up in Disagreement; America Insists on Hearing ¢ranian Appeal:

SUB-COMMITTEE SEEKS FORMULA FOR COMPROMISE   SITUATION.CAUSES SERIOUS CONCERN AMONG DELEGATES

Neither Byrnes or Soviet Chief Make Statement   Meetirg Adjourned As Eff<rts To Find A Compromise Fail

Attlee Answers. Russian Charge   Says Britain Aims at Amicable Settlement in Jaya; Soviet Blast Seen as UNO Test

TO RESTORE ORDER   Amicable Settlement Sought in Java, Says Attlee

Army Smashes International  Smuggler Ring   Five Members of New York €ity Fumily Involved; Two Apprehended   Overseas

INTERNATIONAL RING OF SMUGGLERS FOUND: AMERICANS INVOLVED  NEW YORKERS NAMED A‘  LEADERS IN EUROPEAN ILLEGAL OPERATIONS

Army Reveals Family Black Market Ring   Five Members Of New York City Family Operate lnternational Ring,

Nab Leaders In Smuggling; Black Market   Father, 4 Sons Held After International Ring Uncovered

Internationa!  Black Market  Is Unedvered Five Menben:  Of New York Family Ann es Se

Army Officials In Berlin Tell Of Operations   Arrests Made In Serlin And Paris; Others of U. 8. Family Named

INTERNATIONAL RING  OF SMUGGLERS FOUND;  AMERICANS INVOLVED NEW YORKERS NAMED AS LEADERS IN EUROPEAN  TTECAL QAYeDATINNG

Father and Five Sons ‘Alleged]s Operated on International Scale: from Eurape 

5 PERSONS INVOLVED   Smuggling and Black Market Ring Uncovered in Berlin

AN INTERNATIONAL BLACK MARKET RING 1 UNCOVERED   Involves Five Members of 2 New York City Family, Report.   SMUGGLING INCLUDED   David L. Warner and His Three Sons Involved In Incident.

International Black Market Ring Exposed   Five Members Of New York Family  Taken Into Custody

HOOVER CALLS FOR GRAIN IN FAMINE AREAS   SHIPMENTS SET AT 4,400,000 TONS FOR U.S.A,

Proposes U. S. Ship Grain to Prevent Famine   Ex-President Suggests Government Resume War Measures

Says U.S. Must Send Grain To Famine Sectors   Former President In Plea For Food For Starving Europeans

BIG THREE GET CARS ROLLING   AUTO PRODUCTION WORKING BACK TO NORMAL

AUTO PLANTS GETTING BACK  PS rely ALAR Nea a went  TO NORMALCY   Ford’s Entire System Now In Operation

CONTRACT PLAN IS SUBMITTED TO COAL UNION   Proposal Contains Answer To Program Presented By John L. Lewis

U.S.. Britain Question Sincerity   Ask Molotov  About Inspection

Charges Aide to Braden Is Russian Agent  Probe Committee Wins Backina

Charges Aide fo Braden Is Russian Agent  Probe Committee Wins Backing  at Taurar HMaiica

Greek Rebel Band Reported  Fading Away   Insurrectionist Monarchist: Accused of Killing 14. Of 150 Persons Held As Hosiaves

Greeks Slay 14 Hostages   Powerful Band of Rebel Monarchists Refuse to Surrender

Greek Monarchists Disperse After Killing Hostages   500 Insurrectionists   Still Remain in  Raspicnded Village

Revolt Breakine Up in Southern Areas. s Belief   Monarchists Lead in Insurrection, Claim; Sparta Rioting Cited

GREEK REBELS KILL HOSTAGES   But Athens Says Band Is Dispersing Now

‘Eoele: Lake Eacles   ¢ hampionship Rodec ‘ToBe Event Of — “State F air Of Texas

SOUTHWEST AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP RODEO TO BE HELD IN DALLAS IN OCT

POLICE HOLD FIFTY SIX £1 MEMBERS   Worst Riot In Strike Staged: 75 Are Injured

HUNDREDS IN: STRIKE: RIOT   SCORES INJURED IN CLASH BE. ‘TWEEN 1,000 OFFICERS AND 1500 PICKETS AT FAC . TORY .

Twenty-five ClO Unions Sound Plea   Charge Packers Staging Sitdown Strike to Defeat Curbs.

Wounds Deputy In Gun Battle   Farmer Shoots Self in Head, Condition Grave

Sugar Stamps 9'and 10 Will Be Good Through the Month of December

Wage Increase Presented C10; Meat Walkou   Westinghouse Workers In Another National Strike

SUPPLIES OF MEAT MAY. DISAPPEAR   Strikes May Cause Hunger in Nation— Conditions Unsettled

Ford pay hike offer e  increased  Union sticks to  le ca ce weed eimetin eon o

Truman Delays His Message Until Monday   President Hopes for Settlement of Strike By Steel Workers

Ford Boosts ~ Pay Increase   Union Asks Two Cents Mere, Company Announces

Peace Talks To Be Private   Public And Press May Be Admitted Only Twice

THREE MEN DIE IN EFFINGHAM PLANE MISHAP   Cessna Ship Crashes Early Today At Emergency Landing Strip

TAREE ARE DE AD IN PLANE GRA SH   Cessna Ship Plows inte Earth at Effingham, Illinois.

Sea Strike Studied By President   Truman and His Cabinet Meet to Avert Walkout

“ag  @o wvn '  Too Much Trouble to Smile? Then Road This and Find It Is Easy

@ DON’T BE BLUE  Too Much Trouble to Smile? Then Read This and Find It Is Easy

Franco Spain And tran Again Before Council   U. N. Council Gets Report Russian Troops Are Out Of Iran Provinces   PROBE OF SPAIN IS IN PROGRESS

IPAN, SPAIN OCCUPY COUNCIL SPOTLIGHT   Russia a mira, Troops «oFromdran-

RED FORCES — OUT OF IRAN, ALA REPORTS   RUSSIAN DELEGATE SAYS HE WILL NOT ATTEND SECUR_.. ITY. COUNCIL. MEETING——-. TOMORROW

IRAN, FRANCO SPAIN OLCUPY UN SPOTLIGHT; ALA REPORTS REDS OUT OF FOUR PROVINCES

ARGENTINA SENDS ENVOY T0 FRANGO   South American Member of UN Refuses to Abide by Spanish Raveoatt

ARGENTINA PUTS ENVOY IN SPAIN   Ambassador Takes Post Despite UN Resolution

Argentine Sends Envoy To Spain   Ignores UN Resolution To Withdraw Diplomats

Yugoslavs Flayed In American Note   Terroristic Attitude In U. S. Zone Attacked

FROM THE U.S, - SENT TO TIT   BLAME FOR SERIES OF INCIDENTS IN OCCUPATION ZONE 1” PLACED 'SQUARELY ON  : YUGOSLAVS

US. Protests Terrorist Aims Of Yugoslavs   Charges Slavs With Shootings In Trieste Area

 Two Terms Maximum.  GOP Plans Act To Limit Term Of The President To Six Or Eight Years

» Action Is Planned   Would Limit President: to Six or Eight Years gs Chief Executives

Legion. Asks Gen. Bradley Be Reptaced As Vets’ Director   By FRANK FLEAZER.

Legion Demands. Veterans’ Probe; Bradley Ousting   Breakdown in Providing - for Men Alleged

‘Legion Calls For Investigation Of ‘Breakdown’ Of Veterans Administration Under Gen. Bradley

Congressmen Come To Defense Of Bradley After Charges By Legion Commander

“TRAGIC BREAKDOWN’ IN VETERANS’ ADMINISTRATION CHARGED BY LEGION. IN DEMAND PETITION TO CONGRESS:

VA Breakdown Charged, Probe Is Requested   Demand From Stelle Follows Telephonic Battle Over Policies

LEGION ASKS FOR OUSTING _ OF VETERANS BUREAU HEAL   ‘TRAGIC BREAKDOWN", IN BUREAU CHARGED JIN LETTER DEMANDING AN INVESTIGATION

American Legion Requests Congress To Quiz Bradley On Handling Veteran Post

Pauley Quoted Calling Action ‘Bad Strategy’   Interior Chief Testifies at Hearing on Confirming Navy Undersecretary   Legion Demands Congress Probe Vet's Administration

Longressmen Told Action Needed Now   Applications For Hospital Treatment Said Held Up

Legion Attack On Gen. Bradley Provakes Scrap   Commander John Stells Calls for Probe of Bungling By Veterans’ Offic

LEGION  ON CONGRESS TO PROBE VETS ADMINISTRATION   Stelle Asks All Congressmen To See Why Mandates Are Not Fulfilled

Stelle Charges Pledges Broken   Blast Ends Six-Month Honeymoon in Which All Veteran Organizations Backed Chief

BRADLEY'S VA REGIME RAPPED   Legion Charges ‘Tragic Breakdown;’ Demand Congress Probe

PROBE OF VETERAN ADMINISTRATION ASKED BY LEGION   Demand -For Probe By Congress Of “Tragic Breakdown” In VA Comes Less Than Six Months After Gen. Bradley Takes Over

Legion Seeks Probe of Veteran Setup   Administration Is Hit By Stelle for “Tragic Breakdown”

Study Demanded As Legion Heads Accuse Bradley   - Congress Orders Are Ignored Is Claim of Stelle

Vet Agency Handling Is Under Fire   Stelle Claims Facilities Not Utilized; Business Man Is Advocated.

John Stelle Asks Ouster ‘Gen. Bradley   Urges Businessman Head Administration

Urges VA Inquiry And Retirement Of Bureau Chief   Demands Appointment of Business Man as Head of Veteran’s Service

Suggests Bradley Be Replaced By Seasoned Businessman.  PROMISES TO VETS NOT BEING FILLED Commander Stelle Comes Out With Figures and Facts,

Legion Demands Investigation of VA by Congress   General Bradley Assailed By Commander Stelle

Legion Calls On C ongress For Inquiry   Declare Veterans Administration has ‘Tragic Breakdown’

Removal of Gen. Bradley Is Proposec   Business Man Head of Department is Demand of Legion

DUST BRADLEY, PROBE VETERANS  AGENCY: LEGION   Stelle Charges 5C0,0C) Vet Disability Claims Unprocessed

legion Scores Bradley Rule  Congressmen Defend Commander; Charge mela Grounaiess

Legion Calls For. Investigation Of Lagging \ VA Work   Bradley Admits Huge  Backlog Despite 24~ Hour Day Work < Schedule.

Legion Asks Probe Of Breakdown  In The Veterans’ Administration   National Commander Sends Letters To All Solons; Telephone Battle With General Bradley Reported

LEGION ATTACKS GEN, BRADLEY; PROBE SOLIGH   National Commander Charges Veterans Administration in Si Pteseie Breakdown’

Legion Calls Congress To Act On Breakdown In  Veterans Admmistration

QUST BRADLEY AS HEAD OF VA STELLE URGES   Legion Chief Contends Vets’ Agency Needs ‘Seasoned Businessman’   SEEKS CONGRESS PROBE   National Commander Asseris General Has Failed to Meet Expectations

'American Legion Attacks Breakdown In Bradley’s (Veterans Administration

region, Hits VA Policies; Wants Probe   Commander Claims Bradley Is Falling Down on His Job

Legion Attacks VA Breakdown Under Bradley   Immediate Investigation By Congress Is Asked By National Commander

LEGION CALLS FOR PROBE OF VA   Replacement of Gen. Bradley By Businessman Asked

»Legion Demands Probe Of Vets  Administration   ‘Tragic Breakdown’ Under Bradley Charged In  Letter To Congressmen.

Legion Calls For Probe of VA Breakdown   John Stelle, Legion National Commander, Asks Congress to Make Investigation

Legion BlastsV.A   National Commander Calls On Congress to Investigate “Tragic ‘Breakdown’ in Service

egion Urges ongress Act  n Vet Office      sks Investigation Of Complete Breakdown In Veterans Administration.   RADLEY UNDER FIRE

Legion Demands Probe of Vets Administration   “Tragic Breakdown” Is Charged: Stelle and Bradley Clash

Legion Raps Gen. Bradley, Asks Ouster   Businessman Wanted As Veterans’ Boss; Mishandling Cited

AMERICAN LEGION ASKS PROBE OF V.A. COLLAPSE   Group Charged Its Mandates Ignored By Administration

“Tragic Breakdown” Is Charged.....  Vets Administration And ‘Legion In Bitter Battle

LEGION CHARGES VET  AGENCY “BREAKDOWN  ASKS INVESTIGATION DEMAND FOR ACTION  MADE BY NATIONAL LEADER IN LETTER

Legion Asks Investigation  Of Vet Agency   Commander Stelle , Charges Breakdown Under Bradley

LEGION ASKS REMOVAL OF GEN. BRADLEY      ~ Wants Business 7 Man to Head , Vets’ Administrat’n

Legion Calls For Inquiry   ‘Tragic Breakdown’ Is Charged in Veterans Administration

American Legion Demands Bradley Quit As VA Head: Urge Businessman For Jot

Vet Group  Is Blasted By Legion   Administration Under Gen. Bradley Is Criticised

Congressional Pr obe ‘Asked ‘After Acrimonious Tele-  - phone Battlé Between -: Conunazder.,. Bradley. .-

LEGION WOULD WaT BRADLEY FHUM VET JOE   Cites Delay in Taking Action on Claims; Wants a Businessman.

Legion Charges Breakdown In VA Under Gen. Bradley   Letters Go To All Members Of Congress Calling For Immediate Investigation

Stelle Biasts General Bradley For Failures   Demands Organization Be Taken Over By  “Seasoned Businessman’

General Bradley Plans To Answer Legion Critics   Congressional Probe Of Administration Sought By Veterans

LEGION ASKS GEN. BRADLEY BE REPLACED   Urges Congressional Probe of Veterans Administration

Hurley Levels New Blast at Chavez In Bitter Struggle for Seat in Senate

Hurley Says Chavez Lacks Zeal for Job   Senator Quotes Bureau On Money Obtained for Reclamation Projects

Construction On Taylor-Lexington Highway Is Started Friday; Work To Take 6 Months To Complete

CHILDREN'S BUREAU ISSUING WARNING OF POLIO ‘SEASON'   OFFICIAL SAYS MAJORITY OF CASES CAN BE CURED IF THEY RECEIVE PROMPT TREATMENT

POLIO “SEASON IMMINENCE NEAR   Community Organization Urged To Handle Problem

German Civilians Arrested   British Hold Unannounced _ Number After Mass  Demonstration

Gromyko Says He Will Attend All Sessions Of UNO   WILL AVOID TALKS ON IRAN QUESTION  Committee Winds Up In Deadlock Over  Settlement

Soviets To Attend All Meetings Except Those Dealing With Iran Fuss

ANDERSON WARNS, “SERIOUS GUE 1(i9SES” IN PROSPECT UULESS FARMERS GET MORE MACHINERY

FARM MACHINE NEEDS SERIOUS   Anderson Urges U.S. Action to Step Up Production Promptly

SERIOUS CROP LOSSES FEARED   Great Need of Farm Machinery Is Cited

FARM MACHINERY SITUATION -___ MAY CAUSE LOSS OF CROPS   AGRICULTURE SECRETARY ALSO SAYS THAT LABOR IS STILL LACKING FOR FARAIERS

MACHINERY If NO. 1 NEED OF AGRICULTURE      Anderson Urges Increased Production of Implements

ALLIED MP’S PATROL TENSE TRIESTE AFTER VIOLENCE SUN,   Seven Americans And One Briton  Hurt In Quelling Disturbances

U.S. Troops Injured in Trieste Riot   Military Police Patrol Streets After Sunday Outbreak in Defiance Of AMG Decision

Onen Fire On Pro-Yugoslav ~Defiant Mob   U.S. Soldiers Injured In Clashes With Leftists At  Fulerto —e

MP's Disperse Demonstrators      Six U.S. Soldiers Injured in Pro-Yugeslay Raily

SEVERAL INJURED IN TRIESTE RIOT   Pro-Yugosiav Crowds Hold Demonstration in Defiance of Allied Orders

Hand Grenade Wounds Seven Yankees  During Demonstrations in Trieste Area

U. S. Troops Open Fire on Trieste Mob   Americans, British Soldiers Wounded During Conflict

Allied MP’s Patrol Tense Trieste Following Riots  ee ee ee  Quell Disorder With Gunfire

Several Are Injured by Gunfire   An Uneasy Quiet Settles Over Disputed City

Allied Police Break Up Trieste Riots   U. S. Soldiers Hurt As Pro-Yugos Defy Military Ban

Demonstrations In Trieste Are Broken Up  ew OST ees Tiss   6 U. S, Soldiers Hurt; Allied Police Fire On Pro-Yugoslavs

emonstration Sunday Broker Up By Gunfire   Seven Americans and One Briton Injured  By Grenade Thrown From House Window

Allies Patrol Trieste Today   Break Up Pro-Yugoslav Demonstration Staged In Defiance of AMG Ban

‘Following Riot   Pro-Slav ~ Demonstration; Held Despite AMG Ban, “As. Quelled’ By. Gunfire

Pro-Yugoslay Demonstrafion, Held In Defiance Of Ban, Is Broken Up By Allied Gunfire

Yank Soldiers Fire on Crowd in Trieste Riot   Seven Soldiers Are ‘Wounded; Reds Violate Ban on Demonstrations

‘Outbreak of Vielance Occurs When Yug a slavs Pempnsteae spite Ban

6 YANKS ARE WOUNDED IN TRIESTE RIOT   Injured As Gr enade Is Thrown During  Demonstration

SHOTS FIRED IN TRIESTE   Allied Troops Shoot to Break Up Pro-Yuqoslavs

Trieste Placed Off-Limits To Soldiers  US Army - po oo Aft unday Violence

MP's Patrol. Trieste As New Trouble Is Aroused   ~Number Are Injured In’ Street Fighting

Seven Americans And One Briton Injured During Pro-Slav Outbreak Of Violence Sun.

Pro-Yugoslav Fracas Defies AMG Refusal   City Off Limits To Yanks Not On Duty; Seven Americans On Iniured List

Yanks Wounded In Trieste Riot   Grenade Is Thrown During Outbreak

U.S, AND ALLIED TROOPS PATROL TRIESTE AREAS   Precautions Taken Following Outbreak Of Violence Sunday  During Which Eight Were Injured.

MPs Quell Trieste Melee   Seven Americans Injured By Grenade: Troops Fire On Rioters.

Brookville Soldier Wounded In Trieste Riot   Forced to Fire to End Pro-Yugoslav Demonstration

Allied MP’s Patrol Trieste After Burst Of Violence Seen Yesterday

Trieste Again Disturbed By Sunday Riots   Seven Americans and One Briton Injured in Demonstrations Held in Defiance of Ban.

MILITARY POLICE PATROL TRIESTE AFTER VIOLENCE   Brookville Man_ Is One.of. Seven Vanke Wounded

Trieste Pro-Slav Forces Riot in. Defiance of Order   Violence Follows Demonstrations in Troubled Sea Port

Allied MPs Patrol Streets Of Trieste After Quelling Demonstration With Gunfire   Held In Defiance Of Military Government Ban; Seven Americans Injured in Melee

Allied Patrols Keep Order In City Of Trieste   Seven Aimericans and One Briton Injured Yesterterday-In Quelling Pro-Yugo Rally

Police Patrol Trieste After Flareup of Riots   Pro-Yugoslav Forces Demonstrate in Defiance Of AMG Ban on Permit

Trieste Is Quie!  After Outbreak   Pro-Yugoslav Rally Ends In Seven Americans  Being Wounded

Patrols On Duty Across ‘Trieste   Pro-Yugoslav Riot Over Sunday Is Now Queulled

TRIESTE BEING PATROLLED BY ALLIED POLICE   Seven Americans and One Briton Are Injured During Melee in Dis- _ puted City ra   GORIZIA UNDER GUARD

Trieste Outbreaks Followed by Rapid Quelling by Yanks   U. S., Allied MPs Put Down Violence in the Streets of Trieste

Somnambulist Battles “Opponent” and Learns His Daughter is Victim

DIM-OUT BEGINS AT RED LIGHTED IMONESSEN SPOTS   Mayor Parente Sweeps Clean In Order To Police For No Prostitution

Reds at Hand for  Czechs Election   Only Marching Through,  Prague Announces

BRITAIN WOULD RATIONBREAD TO SAVE WHEAT   Will Institute Plan If U. 5. Follows Suit; Troman Concerned   MILLERS’ FLOUR SALES WILL BE CURTAILED

Wheat Supply Will Be Cut In Nation   Rationing Program Not Expected to be Put @ in Effect

Anthracite Mine Workers Willing To Call Strike   Demands Similar te Soft Coal Miners’

Four Persons Being Sought In Abduction  Victim ‘Is Called “Our Baby” Wher

Four Persons Being Sought In Abduction   Victim ‘Is Called “Our Baby’ When Taken From Bed

Kelly’s Chicago Machine Battered by GOP Drive; New Sheriff Electea

STATE. ESTABLISHES NEW CANCER BUREAU   Health Dep't: Operating On ee LWted Seale

LEWID RAISES STRIKE THREAT WITHIN SODAYS  Docent uf seized Mine Contends Wages Can't Be Reopened        2 WILSON CHARGED UMW Chief Wins ns One of His   2 VIOLATIONS CHARGED   UMW Chief Wins One of His Points; Coal Shortage Strengthens Hand

Thirty-Day Notice ls Presented   Winter Walkout Would Follow Failure To Agree

Deny Union’s Right To Ask New Contract   No Basis for Change In Deal, Administrator Informs Mine Chief

Private Mine Negotiations Suggested  Collisson  Outlines Tic Stand —

Mr. Lewis Charges that Government has Violated Present Contract — Problem Furnishes President Tru man with New Domestic Head ache.

Contract With Owners Urged   Collisson Indicates Government Wants to Quit; Offers to Talk on Two Issues

Coal Strike Threat of Lewis Gives Truman a New Domestic Headache

Mine Workers Advised To Seek Private Contract  - Government Denies

Interior Secretary Says He Can Meet UMW Chief Only in California

UMW CHIEF ASKS REOPENING OF WAGE CONTRACT      Krug ‘Says Govern ment Contract Pro: ‘ vides for No Re opening .

U. $. Refuses fo Reopen UMW Contract   Advises John Lewis to Seek Agreement With Private Owners

U.S. Rejects Lewis’ Demand   WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 22.— (UP) — The government today bluntly rejected John L. Lewis’ demand for a new round of wage negotiations for soft coal miners.  et muemt Tht £42 teaeneawma so Ta

SAYS MINERS CONTRACT CANT BE REOPENED   Urges Agreement With Operators

Chief of UMW Requests Contract Reopening in Letter Sent to Krug; Truman is Pestered.  JHARGES HURLED ABOUT CONTRACT

Threat Of Coal Strike At Start Of Winter With Bins Empty  Ic Discouraging.

Mine Chief Asks Reopening of Coal Contract   Govt. Urges UMW And Operators Settle Differences

TELLO HM TO TAKE DEMAND TO OPERATORS   Coal Administrator Makes Sharp Reply on Wage Negotiations.

KRUG DENIES LEWIS CLAIM ON CONTRACT   Offers to Meet: UMW Chief at Tuie Lake, Calif.

Lewis Asks Reopening Of Government Contract; Miners’ Strike ‘Threatens

LUCAS DEMANDS 2 JUSTICES RESIGN   SENATOR SAYS CONFIDENCE IN COURT DESTROYED BY JACKSON-BLACK FEUD.

Jackson, Black Asked to Resign Supreme Court   Lucas Demand To Be Discussed By Senate Today

Congress Probe  Urged for Feud In High Court   Eastland to Bring Matter Before Senate; ‘Resign,’ Says Lucas

Lucas Demands Jackson, Black Resign Cour!   Feud in High Tribunal May Lead to Revamp of Court Rules

Court Feud Probe May Start Soon  ‘Resignation’ Talk Spreads As Result   ‘Resignation’ Talk Spreads As Result Of Jackson’s Blast

Feuding Court Justices Asked to Quit  Sen. Lucas Makes  Damnaema fae   Sen. Lucas Makes Demand for ‘Good of Country’

Feuding Court Justices Asked to Quit   Sen. Lucas Makes Demand for ‘Good of Country’

Senator Urges Resignations ‘OF Justices   Follows Justice Jackson's Blast At Colleaque

Court Feud Stirs Talk Of Resignations, Probe By Congressional Body

IMPEACH MENT TALK FOLLOWS COURT BLOWUP   Sen. Lucas In Demand Jackson And Black Should Resign

TWO JUSTICES TOLD TO RESIGN   Supreme ‘Court Feud I, Top Item Around Capitol Hill

Airports And Roads To Be Hardest Hit   Other Projects To Be Curtailed Or Blotted Out °

$700,000, 000 Cut is Ordered in Public Works Program; Airports And Roads to Be Chief Victims

nae *  fads, Airports Marked as Victims in 5700 00,000 Public Works Cut

Fiscal Cuts To Hurt Roads, Airport Plans   Seven Hundred Million Whacked Off Public Works Program: Designed To Stem Inflation

JOBS LOOM AS SLASH VICTIMS   Steelman Decrees $700,000,000 Cut In Public Works Pregram

NEW AIRPORTS, ROADS VICTIMS UNDER CUTBACK   Steelman Halts Construction After Truman Order To Prevent Inflation

Reinforced  China Troops  Outnumbered Communists Total  ye ee ae ae   Communists Total 200,000 on 175-Mile Front

BITTER CHINESE BATTLE RAGING      Nationalist Reinforcements Rushed Against Red Troops At Kaifeng

China Nationals Face Larger Foe At Honan Capita   Reinforcements Join in Fight Against Communists Entering City

Hakkinen Rites On Wednesday  Township Resident Stricken Saturday

Clemency Boare Cuts Sentences  Of 20.000 Men   22.500 Convicted In Courts Martial Already Released

SENTENCES OF SOLDIERS ARE REDUGED   Clemency Board Acts On Approximately 20 Thousand Cases

CLEMENCY 15 GRANTED ALMOST 20,000 6.1."   Former Court Justice Owen J. Roberts Announces

Hits Martin on Police Use   Seeking to Break Strike Dent, Democratic Candidate, Says

Sharp Increase Seen: Total Is $67,487,015  Use Of Checks Is Also Reported In

Sharp Increase Seen; Total Is $67,487,015   Use Of Checks Is Also Reported In A Heavy Upswing

PLANS TO RETIRE AFTER 45 YEARS AS TEACHER   John Wisler, Littlestown, Has Been Supervising Principal Of Conewago Township Schools 17 Years

THREE PROBLEMS UP FOR SOLUTION AT FORD PARLE   ‘Company ond Union Still Two Cents Apart on  ' Wane Ouection

NO WARRANT IN LINCOLN CASE   Wait Change In Condition Of Girl, Beaten, Shot  Six Times

Delays Warrant Tn Assault Case   Serving Will Await Outcome Of Little Girl’s Condition.

JU AEs ko SARA ARs 2 eed  Krug Orders New Priorities On Coal Until Normaley

“GAG RULE” SOUGHT IN SENATE DEBATE   Saturday Session Held to Sneed British Loan

Will Review Naval Unit. Receive Decree   EIGHT HONORARY DEGREES WILL BE CONFERRED

Reviews Naval Unit Addresses Graduating Class  Receives Honorary Desree

; First Stroke In Murder Of Freedom’’ -Rritich Press Probe Starts At Once

BRITISH PRESS PROBE ORDERED   Early Start Of Investiga tion Voted By Parliament Expected

Republicans split over  British loan Stanfill for,  Langer against

GOP SPLIT OVER BRITISH LOAN   Sen. Stantill Says Britain May Be Only Friend Of U. S.

DISCLOSE GOP SPLIT ON LOAN   Polls Indicate About Even Division in Senate On  Credit Agreement

FEWER ARMY FAMILIES TO G0 ABROAD   War Dept. F orced To Curtail Number. Going Overseas

IN SWAMP ARE NABBED TODAY   Colored Clan Wounds Four Peace Officers In Bullet Exchange

YARD BROADENS HUNT FOR CAT JEWEL THIEF   International Ring Of Jewel Thieves Is Credited With Taking Duchess’ Gems

GLOBAL JEWEL THIEVES SEEN IN WINDSOR LOOTING   Duke Says Loss Is $160,000, Hits Exgeoorated Sam

ossible      MAY BE INTERNATIONA JIN SCOPE AS THEFT LOOK WORK OF BIG TIME OPERA

BRITONS WIDE — JEWEL SEARCH   Police Fear International Ring Got Wally’s Gems

REPORT $10,000 OFFER POSTED IN GEM THEFT   Worldwide Search on for Stolen Jewels of Duchess of Windsor

Famous Sleuths Seek Thief With Duchess Jewels   Duke of Windsor Says Gems Valued at Mere $100,000, Not Million

World Net Seeks Gem Bandits —   Scotland Yard Spurs Manhunt for Thieves of Windsor Jewels

Sen. Bailey, N.C arolina,  Dies At Home   Senior Senator From Tar. heelia Succumbs To Long Illness

Senator J. W. Bailey, North Carolina, Dies   Cerebral Hemorrhage Fatal To 73-Year-Old Solon

Senator Bailey  Mournec In State   Veteran Solon Is Dead In Raleigh; Funeral Today

U. 5. SENATOR BAILEY DIES   North Caroline Governor Expected To Appoint Wilkins Horton

Sen. Bailey Dies  At His Home in  North Carolina Cerebral Hemorrhage  Fatal to Prominent Ty eee oie eee ry BR, See

SENATOR BAILEY, “HLAROLINA. DIES   Veteran Legislacor Expires at area From Cerebral ~ Hemorrhage

Josiah Bailey. North Carolina Senator. Dies  Stalwart Democrat Succumbs Sunday To Heart Ailment

Rites Today For Senator Batley   Senator Passes Yesterday In Raleigh; Speculation Over Successor

SENATOR BAILEY DIES SUDDENLY OF HEMORRHAGE   North Carolina Democrat, 73, Was Recovering  Beam Tile arte

Ry JTohn Hersev   Dare-Devil Pilot Killed In England Testing Jet Plane

Gambling Case Goes To Court   Operator of Water Taxi Service Files Cass Against Officers

Veterans’ Prospects Brighter   vA Hopes For Expanded Service In 1946; New Laws Help

Yugoslavian Hostility Toward America Strance Development-In Strange Days

Yug coslavia Gets T ough With U.S.A.   Recent. Events Indiéate Marshal Tito Is Using. “Direct. Ac‘tien®®, Tactics Toward Uncle Sam .

HOSTILITY OF YUGOSLAVIA ONE OF MOST DIFFICULT SITUATIONS WORTD EVENTS TO UNDERSTAND

SLAV HOSTILITY POSES PROBLEM      ‘War-Like Acts Toward U.S. Puzzle Analyst

BRITISH GET IRAN PROTESI   Withdrawal of Troops hr Iraq Is Demanded In  Formal Complaint

Withdrawal of British Troops From Iraq Requested by [ran; British Broadcasts Assailed

Iran Protests  Over Troops   British Embassy Told To Withdraw Indians

STRIKE OF 2 RAIL UNIONS POSTPONED   Walkout Put Off After President Truman Appoints FactFinding Baard,

Power Fight Puts Greece On The S pot   Little Nation Squeezed In Vise Of “Struggle Between East-West Powers For Control *

GREECE INUNWELCOME SPOTLIGHT OF WORLD ISSUES; FACES CHARGE. AS THREAT TO PEACE BEFORE ITN.

Soviets Cause Greek Turmoil   Rodionov’s Departure  Impending On Eve Of Plebiscite   Soviet Bloe’s Pressure Is  Used On Unhappy Greeks

Greece Takes’  Spotlight In New Russ Move   By GLENN BABB AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

Greece New Center Of Red Storm; “Kremlin Displeased “By Policies; _. Report British Troops Stand By

Greece Again Focal Point   Unfortunate Pawn in Conflict Between Russia  And the West

The Great Game Of Politics  S a a oh Sho onl   —  Dewey And The Combination

Democrats   PREDICTS BOMB WILL DROF REGARDLESS OF WEATHER IN JULY

A-Bomb May Be Dropped Early in July  Little leland ¢s:11 Raavwe   Little Island Still Bears Signs of American Fight For It in 1944

OFFICER SAYS TEST 10 DEFY BAD WEATHER   Observers Assembled For First Blast Set For July 

Would Remove Meat Subsidies.   Seek: Permit Price. Increase On July 

“FORGET THE RED LIGHTS”  Negroes Shoot Policeman in Terrorizing Harlem Holdups

Skipper of Missing Ship Feared Mutiny, Letter Indicates; 2 Bodies Found in Lifeboat Off Baja Calif.

Marshall Islands are Transformed Into Vast Laboratory for Military

Marshall Islands Vast Laboratory   Natives Are Talking of Big Wind That Will Hit Bikini In July

Plymouth County  4-H Boys, Girls  Win In Chicago Stanley Held Is  Top In Shorthorn Division In Show

Plymouth County 4-H Boys, Girls Win In Chicago  Stanley Held Is Top In Shorthorn

Tax On Wages Is Voted By Toledo   1 Pct. Withholding Levy To Be Assessed

 Heirens’ Bond Set by Court At $270,000   Degnan Suspect Held On 25 Charges of Theft, Assault

HUGE BONDS FOR DEGNAN CASE SUSPECT   Set at $270,000; Held on 25  ‘Separate Charges

16 Are Killed in Calcutta Riots   More British Troops Are Moved Into Area

26 Are Killed, 90 Injured in Indian Rioting   Additional British Troops Are Moved Into Caleutta Area

Move Troops Into Caleutta   Rioting Continues Between Hindus, Moslems;  96 Killed.°50 Intured.

Many More Slain ‘In India’s Riots   Calcutta Reports 26 Dead in Religious War

“OME BUILDERS HAL DECAN TRG   But Housing Shortage Will Be Acute ‘for Long Time,’ They Caution

Leaders Of Soft Coal Strike In  Capital Session   Two Hundred And Fitty Man Policy Committee Meet This Afternoon   NEGOTIATIONS ARE STILL UNDER WAY

OFFICIALS OF — MINERS’ UNION HOLD SESSION      OF UNION AND OPERATORS TO SUGGESTION DRAFTED _ BY SPECIAL MEDIATOR

World Famine Crisis To Be Reached By September, Herbert Hoover Say:

YUKON VICTIMS LASHED BY SEAS   BRAVE DANGERS OF OPEN DECK RATHER THAN BE TRAPPED

Eye-Witness Account Waves Batter Grounded Steamshir To Pieces as Rescue Boats Work

SENATE TO VOTE ON LOAN DEBATE   Senator Ball Moves for Decision on Arguments Over Sums to Britain

Senator Ball Seeks To Limit Debate On Loan to Britain  Those Favoring Plan Want Vote to Be Taken Early in Week

 Wholesale Hanging Of  Nazis For Atrocities —  ‘Committed At Dachau

‘Dachau Prison Leaders Hanged; 16 Go To Gallows For Crimes Today.

Dachau Head Is Executed   14 Others Hanged Yesterday—-13 More To Die Today

28 Germans Die For Atrocities At Dachau Camp   Camp Commandant Weiss Hanged In U. 8, Army’s Largest Mass Execution

Leader at Dachau, 27 Others Are  Hanged for Crimes  U. S. Army Conducts Its Largest Mass Execution

More Nazis Executed For War Crimes   Former Concentration Camp Official Hanged, 14 Executed Tuesday and 13 Due on Thursday.

Dachau Fiends Die on Gallows   Martin Weiss and His - Associates Swing in Maas Execution

Saboteurs Blow Up RAF Radar Station At Haifa: 8 Persons Hurt In Blast

EERE EG RSL RE Oe ora es  TENSION INCREASES AMONG BUTTE RESIDENT:

BUTTE-FEARFUL. OF OUTBREAKS            THREAT_O} EW VIOLENCE HANGS OVER CITY UNTIL . COPPE MINE. STRIKE ENDS—""-—

Mélotov Arrives : General: Assembly; Says. ‘Russia to Work for. Pence

Molotov Arrives To Talk Aftairs   Russian Delegate Connally InN. Y. For U. N. Meet

nc nr ne nm A RR eS A  MOLOTOV SAYS RUSSIA WILL — HELP IN STRENGTHENING PEACE

Nolenatoe Aro Reonghi  io Full Strength. for Opening in New York

Molotov Sees Good Coming Out Of Meet   Russia Willing To Help All, He Asserts

Foreign Diplomats Converge OnN. Y. For U.N. Assembly   Molotov Pledges Russia To Aim For World Peace

Delegates Arrive For As-. sembly; Connally De-' plores War Talk.

Truman, Byrnes Hold Conference   President Expresses Pleasure at Success Of Big Four Meeting.

AVERT POWER STRIKE IN PITTSBURGH AREA   Judge Orders Both Sides Te Get Together

POWER STRIKE WAS AVERTED   ST-MINUTE COURT ORDER STOPS THE SCHEDULED WALKOUT AT PITTSBURGH

Pittsburgh Gets /-Day Reprieve In Power Strike   Court Order Halts Start Of Strike In Pittsburgh Early This Morning   STRIKE IS PREVENTED AT LAST MINUTE

Truman Pleased With Support in Current Crisis   Governmert Is Backed ‘Vigorously’ in Coal Fiaht

CEN DIT N-OF -FOOD-AND HOUSING ABROAD MAKE FAR FROM ROSY, PICTURE AT PRESENT

Investigate Organizers’  Backerounds   To Determine Of There Is Effort To Get Atom Secret

Lack Of Steel Wire To Halt  Tire Production   Ford Motor Company To Lay Off 40.000 Men  For Shortages

JERUSALEM. Aug. ls   Maritime Union Predicts Tieup Of All Lake Ports   Lake Carriers Association Disputes Strike Claims Of Unions On Present Tieup

U. 8. NAVY RECRUTER WILL  eeee cir Seeecee nes O28 E48 Ba UCU CO

UNION OFFICIAL SAYS MEAT STRINE MAY BE RESUMED   Dec'ares Take-Home Pay Has Been Reduced Through Layoff of 270,000 Packinghouse Workers,   OPA DENIES BLACK MARKET IS GROWING   Regional Chief Asserts All Agency Needs to Control Situation Is More Eaforcement Officers.

ds Debate on  tension: Votes           lan Concentration nt; Hartley Asks tion Cost Consideration

Yugoslavs Offer Full Military Honors To American Airmen Shot Down Aug. 19

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Anorove Bucks County Dam Application   Britain to Continue Mine-Sweeping Operations

STAND TAKEN THAT MINES IN “INTERNATIONAL CHANNEL ARE MENACE TO SHIP. : ‘ PING $

AGENCY SETUP REORGANIZED   Stabilization Office Is Merg ed by Steelman; Collet On Duty

Conversion Staff  Work Simplified   Steelman Names New Aides. Combines Duties

STEELMAN'S AIDE   OES. Merged With Reconver glen  to Eliminata Bdnlication

Steelman Reshuffles Organization  Collet Installed OES Is Merged

COATS TO COST MORE   OPA Raises Ceilings & Percent. May Lift Bread Price Controls

PRICES OF MEN'S OHIRTS, PAJAMAS, SHORTS INCREASED   OPA Authorizes Retail Dealers to Mark Up Three Articles 11 Per Cent at Once,   HIKE MADE UNDER  OLD CONTROL LAW   Boosts on Other Clothing, Estimated at 15 to 20 Per Cent, to Be Granted Later,

More Prices Are Raised   OPA Orders Higher Ceilings On Heavy  Garments; May Take Lid Off Baked Goods

HIKE PRICES ON CLOTHING   OPA Authorizes Boost On Several Items of Men’s  And Boys’ Clothing

OPA Decree Raises Men’s  Garb 11 Pet Boys’ Clothing Up Too; More

Men’s Shirts Given Boost   Shorts And Pajamas Also Upped 11 Percent ~ Bw OPA

Clothing Hike Granted By OPA   Men’s Clothing To Take General 11 Percent Increase

SHIRT GEILING PRICES RAISED   Increase Of 11 Percent Ordered By OPA On Shorts, Pajamas

Shirts, Shorts  And Pajamas  To Cost More Ceilings Also Up On Dress Shirts  Po . : oe 2

Increases Granted In Men's Clothing   Shirts, Shorts and Pajamas to Rise 11 Percent Immediately

Elan For Plainview Clinic Discussed ‘ . Program To Combat Polio In Area Set

KILGORE-S WEENEY VOTE RACE UP IN AIF   West Virginia Canvass To Determine Outcome

World Mass Flight By B-29s Is ‘Still in Works’   Truman Congratulates Dreamboat  Fliers; Told of Arctic Route Needs

man hs SEEKING  SCARCE ITEMS   Meat, Living Essentials Responsible ‘As Housewives Operate “Bush Telegraph” System 

SOAP, SHORTENING, SUGAR AND MEAT IN SCANT SUPPLY   Survey Shows Purchasers Are Operating in Many Areas by Neighborhood “Bush Telegraph.”   LAUNDRIES SUFFERING FROM “WASHDAY BLUES”   One Store Advertising Scarcities Mobbed—Vain Rushes On Meat Shops Commonplace,

Housewives Face Shortages In Most U. S. Cities   Meat Is Only One Of Many Scarce Items

TrumanWams Hi  Will Seize Rails   Leader Says Union To Hold to Demand

WESTINGHOUSE PACT AWAITS UNION BALLO}      Rail Chief Counters Truman Proposal With Demands

Nominee Happy As Texans Choose ‘People’s Path’   Believes Voters Want No Part of ‘Newfangled Theories’ in State

SCIENTISTS STUDY WAYS TO FIGHT POLIO   Worst Epidemic tn 30 Years Noted By Leader

Second Test To Do More Damage   Prediction Made Underwater Bomb Will Wreck Targets

UNDERSEA BOMB BLAST AWAITED   MIT Prexy Predicts Submarine Atomic Explosion Will Be More Damaging

A-Bomb To Prove More Effective Underwater, M. I. T. Official Says

Compton Figures Underwater Bomb ‘Jolt Is Stronger   Famous Scienttist Forecasts More Damage to Ships In Next Atom Bomb Test

Mrs. Elsie Singmaster  Lewars Lauded For   Long Red €reoss   Service

STUTTGART VOTES NEW CONSTITUTION   Swiss Army Officers Effect Air Rescue Of 12 Americans Marooned High In Alp:

Germans Vote - Approval Of  . Constitution   Red, Gold and Black Tri Color Flies Again In Wuerttomberg-Baden State

Keep Secret of A-Bomb: VFW   Encampment Points To Doubt, Suspicion

Keep A-Bomb Secret--V. F. W.   ; Effective Machinery to Outlaw War Is Lacking, Arqument.

VFW Encampment Asks A-Bomb Held   Other Resolutions Pass at 47th Meet

VFW Urges U.S. To Keep  Atom Secrets   Convention Endorses Draft and Universal Training

VEW WANTS U.S: TO RETAIN SECRET OF ATOMIC WARFARE   Doubt and Suspicion Has Seriously Retarded Machinery For World Control

Garland Race Goes To McMath But Others Lose   MOST OF GI CANDIDATES DEFEATED BY LEO McLAUGHLIN

- ~ a amt Truman's Statement  Of Plans Brings Sharp Debate on Advisability

SENATE SPLIT ON BIKINI TEST   Opposition Voiced to Plan For A-Bombs

BIKINI SPLITS © SENATE   Opponent Fears Secrets May Leak Out to World

—ATOM BOMB—  Senate In . Battle On Bomb Test  Lucas Leds Fight To Drop Program

Senate is Split On Necessity for Atom Bomb Tests   Hickenlooper Sees Test As Kind of “Shakedown Cruise’

@ PAUL MALLON—.  C. 1.0.’s P. A.C. Greatly Weakened in Recent Primary Elections

SENATE HEADS GET REPORT ON COTTON BREAK   Slump Resulted From Planned  Market Raids

INQUIRY INTO” COTTON BREAK      SENATOR CHARG ES “BEAR RAIDS COST GROWERS ABOUT QUARTER BIL    ‘LION DOLLARS,

AMERICANS HELD, REPORT REVEALS   High U.S. Official Says Russians Hold Pair Near Potsdam.

REDS HOLDING 2 AMERICANS   U. S, ARMY OFFICERS” ATTEMPT TO TRADE

DIFFERENCE OF 325   May Take Official Count to Decide Fadely-Cadwal ader Race:

Treasurer's Race Still — Undecided   Fadely Holds Slim Lead; Other Races Settled, According To Unofficial Count

Navy Will Withdraw 45,000 Ton Battleships  Wisearels. Mec’ lerser

For C&GW Mishap In Manning Area         Injured Brought To Carroll, Manning Hospitals; Track Torn Up For 116 Yards As Six Cars Leave Rails e

Blame Broken Rail For C&GW Mishap [n Manning Area   Injured Brought To Carroll, Manning Hospitals; Track Torn Up For 116 Yards As Six Cars Leave Rails

Earl Browder Is Called ‘Deserter’   Communist Party Ousts Former National Chairman

STRIKE HITS ORLEANS HARD      Transfer Point For InterContinent Shipping In ‘Disaster’

New Orleans On Brink Of Disaster ‘Due To Rall Tleup   City, Delta To Feel Freight Squeeze; C &G Trains Halt

Robeson. N.C.E.A. Unit Favors 49  Percent Teacher Salary Increase

—— Se eee ee eee SS OSS Oe  Robeson N. INGE. Unit Favors 10  Percent Teacher Salary Increase

Superintendent's County School News      Notes About the Rural and Town Schools of Interest to All in The County of Sionx

SEAL HOLY CITY FROM COUNTRY   ‘Mass Raids Being Staged in Blow At Jewish Underground.

WAR CONTRACTOR. TESTIFIES AT BILBO HEARING, TERRY RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL

Ex-Secretary "To Appear In Washineton   Leaves Hospital In Mississippi Early Tomorrow

Red Cross Fund Total ‘Now $8,183   6 Injured in Civilian, Soldier Fight

ap. 12. Year-Old ( irl ‘And Negro Fa armer. Capture Top Awards In Lumbee Dairy Show Here   add 12-year: -old’ Girl—  Reserve Champion Cow Exhibited . ‘by Negro  Farm Boy: oe   EXPOSITION  - BIG SUCCESS

12-Year-Old Girl And Negro Farmer Capture Top Awards In Lumbee Dairy Show Here      add 12-year- ald Girl  Reserve Champion Cow Exhibited by Negro Farm Boy.  EX POSIT ION” Bic; SUCCESS

.Contemplated Plan Would Put Reich On Its Feet Financially and Eventually Lift Burden of Support from American Taxpayers.

Meat To Reach Normalcy In  Two Months   Buyers Expected To Be Able To Get Particular About Pur chases For Christmas.

American Homes To Have Meat on : Tables By Sunda:   Big Packers to Offer More In a Week; Choice Cuts A Month Away

MEAT BY SUNDA’ BUT IT WILL NOT BE CHOICE CUTS   Famine Will Be Relieved Rapidly As Prices Go Higher

N. Y. Cotton   Meat Outlook Becomes Bright Overnight — All But the Price

French Agree On Coalition   Communists Reach Accord With New President

New Coalition Government Is Organized   French President Retains Post as Foreign Minister

Hays Promoted By Frick Group   Succeeds Wardley A Firm's Treasurer

Maritime Union Leaders Hail Gains, Owners Doubt Merchant Marine Can Survive New Costs

Shipping Strike Tieup Is Averted At Deadline Hour   Government - Dictated Settlement Keeps Nation's Merchant Marine Sailing   CALL OFF STRIKE AT LAST MINUTE

Pay Scale Hiked, Hours Are Cut By Government   Operators State Increased Costs Are Prohibitive

UOVERNMENT URDER HALTS MARINE STRIKE   Ship Owners And ClO Sign On Deadline

AGREEMENT REACHED JUST AS MIDNIGHT STRIKE DEADLINE WAS REACHED  LAST NIGHT 

Temperatures   Fourth Transport, Still Missing, May Add 10 To Toll; Blanket of Fog Blamed for Series Of Crashes: American Pilot Listed as Victim

TRAGEDY STRIKES CHINESE AVIATION   Three Airliners Carrying Holiday Passengers Fall in Fog   85 KILLED OR INJURED

AIR CRASHES OVER HOLIDAY KILL 64, WITH 22 MORE MISSING   Three Chinese Airliners Crack Up in Fog at Shanghai; Fourth Plane Vanishes

Many Killed In China Crashes   « 109. Reported Dead, Missing And Injured In ‘Air‘Mishaps.

62 Die as 3 Planes Plunge to Earth At Shanghai   Plane Gites Hones,

$1 Dead In China Airline Crashes   Fear For 10 More; Four Planes Down

3 Chinese Airliners Crash   Some 85 Persons Killed Or Injured in Blackest Day in Chinese Air History: Fog Blamed

3 Chinese Air Liners Crack Up In Yule Tragedy   Scores Killed Or Hurt; Fourth Transport Miss. ing, Feared Lost.

CRASHES OF PLANES IN CHINA KILL OR INJURE EIGHTY-FIVE  SEPARATE ACCIDENTS ' MAKE DAY ONE OF DARKEST IN HISTORY

Fourth Plane Missing With 10 Persons   Shanghai Blanketed By Fog; One American Pilot Listed Dead  In Mishaps

19 Injured In Triple Disaster   Wrecks Are Worst In China Civilian Aviation History.

Texan Among 62 Killed in Three China Air Crashes   Airliners Loaded With 100 Headed for Holiday Parties Crack Up in Fog

3 Air Crashes in China Kill 62, Injures 19   Texas Pilot Among Killed in Plane Crash Near Shanghai

BLACKEST DAY FOR AIRLINES —INCHINA   Fourth Transport Missing With 10 Persons Aboard   HEAVY FOG   Blankets Lone Antiquated Airdfome; Two American ‘ Pilots Victims

Chinese Planes  Crack Up   Kill or Injure 85 Persons in Fog-Blanketed  Shanghai Area

THREE PLANES COLLIDE AND A FRURTH MISSING   Christmas Day Was Blackest In China's Civilian Aviation History; Many Iniured Are In Critical Condition.

Texan Killed  In China Air Catastrophe   Fourth Transport With 10 Aboard Reported Missing

85 Killed. oF: Injured as. Three: Planes. Smash. Up. In Shanghai, China; Area’

Report 62 Dead And 19 Injured   Fourth Transport Missing With 10 Aboard; Christmas Is China’s Blackest Day In Civilian Aviation History

85 ARE KILLED OR INJURED IN SHANGHAI AREA   American Liner with 12 Aboard Still Hunted in. - California Hills

Chinese Plane Crashes Claim 89 Dead, Injured   Three Separate Accidents Reporied---Ships Attempting Te Lond in Heavy Foo 7

HEAVY DEATH TOLL AS THREE BIG CHINESE PLANES CRASH   Two Americans Piloting Were — Among Dead; 85 Killed Or Hurt

85 Killed Or Injured As Three Planes Crash In China; One Missing   Two Americans Victims Of Christmas Disaster; Planes From Chungking

Three Airliners Downed in Heavy Fog at Shanghai   Fourth Transport Is Missing; Four Killed On Ground; 19 Hurt

62 Killed in Three China Plane Crashes   Many Others Hurt; Another Transport With 10 on Board Is Feared Lost

63 Killed in Air Crashes At Shanghai   Three Airliners Crack Up in Fog Blanket;  American Pilots.

Believe 85 Killed As Three Planes Crash In China   Report One American Pilot —~-Beud; Anottier tnjureds 4th Transport Missing

Three Airliners Crack Up With Fourth Missing   American Captain Among Victims As Fog Shrouds Ports

Fourth Plane Missing And Feared Lost With At Least 10 Persons In Shanghai Area

85 KILLED OR HURT IN CHINA ATR CRASHES   3 Airliners Crack Up on Christmas; 4th Plane Missing

Three Airliners Crash In China Killing 62   Fog Blamed for Holiday Celebrants’ Tragedy, Worst in Aviation Wctarse af Rennhlic

62 Reported Dead in Crash of 3 Planes; Another Plane Missing; One American Killed.

PLANES CRACK UP IN CHINA TAKING HUGE DEATH TOLL   Three Aircaft Crash in Fog and Fourth Missing; One American Killed

TWO AIRLINERS CRASH, KILLING AT LEAST 62   Chinese Planes Crack Up in Shanghai Fog—vU. S. Pilot Fatally Hurt

THREE CHINESE PLANES CRASK IN HEAVY FOG   85 Killed or Injured in Christmas Tragedy; Fourth Aircraft Missing

Many Killed In Crashes   Three Chinese Airliners On Woy to Shanghai Party Crack Up, 62 Dead

62 KILLED IN CHINA AS PLANES CRASH   Fog Blamed As Tragedy Hits Christmas Travelers

3.Planes Fall; 62 Riders Die   Shanghai. Disasters Caused by Thick Fog

Blackest Day For Country’s Flying Annals   U.S. Pilot Killed, Another Seriously Hurt; Fourth Plane Missing

 Worst China Air Tragedy Fatal toe 62 ‘As 3. Mavhe 4. Airliners Crash in Bao

85 Persons Die in China Crashes  Three Airliners Crack Up in Foa

THREE AIRLINERS CRASH IN CHINA   SHANGHAI REPORTS 85 PERSONS EITHER KILLED OF INJURED

Liners Crash. Killing Many Near Shanghai      '§5 Dead Or Injared Afte: Three Planes Crack Up In Dense Fog; Two Are U. S. Pilots

3 CHINESE AIRLINERS CRACK UP   bs Killed or Injured; Seek — Fourth Transport

FOUR STATES PICK NOMINEES DURING WEEK   New York Conventions Take Top Rank In Political View

2 CONVENTIONS ARE SCHEDULED DURING WEES   New York Republican Seeking Running Mate For Dewey   VIRGINIA SENATORIAL CONTEST IS MUDDLED

Asking Over Million for lowa Lakes   Ccnservation Commission Wants $1,272,600 to Build  Artificial Lakes in State

Arrests Mark Second Day Of  Movie Strike   Nearly Thousand Picket - Mil Around Gates Of « Hollywood's Larger Stusdios

Drunken Baboon, Persian Beauties Highlighted Wild Oceanic Cruise

Ho Wonder Skipper Had Nervous Breakdown      Seamen Recount Weird Saga Of Drunken Baboon, Three Raa itil Persian Stewaways On Bizarre Voyage

Bizarre Trip of Relief Ship Recounted at Shanghai Bars   Original Voyage Is Turned Into Fanciful Journey

Seaman Speak  With Awe of  Experiences Bose Trip From  Shanghai to ‘Frisco Od ee ee a

Persian Cuties, Drunken Baboon, Jittery Skipper, Liven Sea Voyage

Bibulous, Berserk Baboon and Other, More Charming But Unregistered Guests Enliven Round-World Voyage

Seamen Speak With Awe At Strange And Eventful Journey Of The Ada Rehan

Three-Judge Panel Refuses flo Invalidate Nomina , tion Of Talmadge   Court Unanimous In Its Findings   Professor And Civic Leader Sought To Nullify Election By Suit

Federal Decision Okays Unit Voting   Court Points to U. S. Senators, Electors

Court Upholds  Georgia Unit  Voting System ’ Federal Judges Refuse to  Invalidate Nomination of  a ee Dee es .

COURT UPHOLDS GEORGIA’S UNIT VOTING SYSTEM   Federal Judges Dismiss Suit Seeking to Invalidate Talmadge’s Election

Georgia Voting System. Upheld by U.S. Court ,   Action to Invalidate Talmadge Victory Is Dismissed

Georgia Unit Vote Upheld   Federal Court Turns Down Challenge Attacking County Unit Vote System

Georgia Election System Upheld  Three-Judge Court Issues Decision

Ruling Upholds Unit Vote Plan   Decision Gives Georgia Governor Nomination

Nomination Of Talmadge Is Upheld By Court   Unit Vote System Legal, Opinion Says; Claim Federal Law Nowhere Involved

Unit Voting System Gets Court Okeh   Federal Judges Decide Georgia's Primary Election Case

Georgia's Unit Vote Is Upheld By High Court   Federal Court ‘Upholds Vote System Of De ciding Primaries

Federal Court Upholds Georgia Voting System   Talmadge Nomination Ruled Valid as Suit For Iniunction Denied

Court Upholds. Georgia's Unit Voting System   Refuse to Invalidate Talmadge Election For Fourth Term

Supreme Court Is Next  Georgia’ s Unit Vote System Is ‘Upheld bv Federal Court Trio

Talmadge Wins Case   Three-Judge Court Upholds Nomination As Governor of Georgia

GEORGIA VOTING SYSTEM UPHELL   Talmadge Wins Without Popular Approval For Fourth Term

GEORGIA UNIT VOTE UPHELD   Court Rules System Does Not Violate Guarantee  Of Equal Rights

TALMADGE WINNER OF TEST SUIT ON GEORGIA VOTING   Majority of Popular Vote Nol Needed, Federal Court Ruling Contencls

IN GEORGIA IS UPHELD   Federal Court Says There Is No Violation Of Constitufional Rights

Georgia Unit Vote System ls Upheld   Federal Court Dismisses Suit— Won’t Throw Out Talmadge Victory

Federal Judges Up hold Georgia Unit Vote Plat 1      Refuse to Invalidate Talmadge’s - Nomination; Appeal Planned.

Court Okays Georgia Unit Vote System   Refnses to Invalidate Nat. ination of Talmadge to Fourth Term As Governor

Court Upholds County Unit Vote System   Refuses to Invalidate Talmadge’s Nomination

Unit-Vote System i ‘in: Georgia Is ‘Upheld      Federal Court Refuses “To invalidate Recent Talmadge Nomination  Tr Teves kt.

Georgia's Unit Vote System ls Upheld   Talmadge Nomination Upheld By ThreeJudge Federal Court

Federal Judges Uphold Georgia’s County Unit Vote   Court Rules System Also Appears in Electoral College in Choice of President

Federal J udges Uphold Georgia U nit Vote Plan   Refuse to Invalidate Talmadge's Nomination; Appeal Planned.

SEARCHERS DIG FOR VICTIMS IN GSTORY FLAT   At Least 29 Injured by Falling Debris.in New York City Blast

HEAVY BRICK WALL CRASHES ON TENEMENT   Rescue Squads Search Debris for Victims in  New York Blast

10 Known Dead in Tragedy   Flaming Brick Wall of Adjoining Plant Crashes Into Building

Flaming Icehouse Crashes Building In New York City   Other Victims Trapped In Structure Not Yat Raccued

Cries Of Trapped Spur Rescue Work   Fire Starts When Flaming Walls Of Ice House Crash On Building

Flaming Wall Falls on Tenement House:  10 Dead, 36 Missing   29 Hurt in Condemned New York Place; Four Boys Held in Probe

GE ROUSE WALL FALLS IN FLAMES UPON STRUCTURE   Four Boys Are Suspected of Having Started New York Fire   29 TAKEN TO HOSPITAL   Others Are Feared Trapped in Building Condemned Years Aco

Spectacular Fire Claims 10 Lives In New York City   Wall Of Abandoned Ice House Topples Gnto Apartment Following Terrific Explosion

ARE FLOWN INTO MUKDEN   Five U.S. _ Correspondents Hac Held by Communists

‘Ib Deer Season Death Toll Is 28   Autos’Kill 11: Guns 10; Exertion Seven

Deer Hunt Toll 28 in Michigan  Wisconsin Mishaps Claim Lives of 16

Ickes Links Pauley With Fund Deal   Tells Political Advice On Tidewater Oil  Lawsuit

ckes Tells Pauley Deal on lidelands   Mexican Contract Also Brought in to Pauley Probe

ICKES SAYS ED PAULEY TOLD HIM CALIF, OIL MEN WOULD CONTRIBUTE IF HE DROPPED suit

ICKES ACCUSES PAULEY OF DEAL   SAYS FUNDS PLEDGED IF TIDELAND SUIT DROPPED

Ickes Links Pauley With Oil Co. Suit   Was Told Californians Would Help Democrats If Action Dropped

Ickes Says Pauley Told Him Cal. Oil Men Would Contribute Large Sum If He Dropped Tidelands Suit

GM VIRTUALLY ONLY HOLDOUT IN AUTO GROUP   Briggs, Champion Spark Plug Company Sign Union Contracts

Negotiations With G. M. Are At Standsfill   Champion, Briggs Cg. 6h ft" antrarte

GM Remains Only Auto Holdout As 2 Companies Sigr   Champion and Briggs Plants Grant 18-25 Cent-PerHour Raises

Egypt Leads Attack on . UN Council   Small Nations Accuse Security Group of Overstepping Power in  - Rejecting Applications

UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL I) UNDER ATTACK   Rejection of Five States’ Applications for Membership Criticized by Exypt and Argentina.   LATTER PROTESTS THE USE OF VETO   Says Small Nations Might as Well Turn Over All Prob"Jems tv Big 5 If Practice Continues.

Small Nations Criticize U. N. Council  Russian Efforts to Halt Attack Futile

Russia Fails To Block Talk   Connally Insists on Right Of Open Discussion Of Council's Actions

Ar eentina And Egypt Attack U. N. Council   For Rejecting Applications Of Five For Membership

SMALL NATIONS ATTACK USE OF POWER OF VETO   Argentina Assails Big Powers for Blocking U.N. Applications

First Political Committee Meet Is Controversial   Connally Clashes With Russian Over Rights Tea Review Report

Small Nations Lash Five-Nation Power  In Security Council  Hit Use of Veto “In Five Bids-for_

U. N. Debates Memberships   Small Nations Rap Council Rejections

Complain, Despite Rus. sian About Refusal of Applications of Vive Countries For United ations Membership

UN Attacked By Argentine And Egypt   Small Nations Give Vent To Views Despite Opposition By Russians

UN Attacked For Rejecting Applications   Opposition to Action Of Council Is Led by Egypt, Argentina

Funeral Held For Cardinal In St. Louis   Services At Home Follow His Death In Dublin By One Week

U.S. Chamber Says Prices too High. But Contend ClO Wage Demand No Way to Lower Then

Believes Wage Hike Will Boom Prices   U.S. C. of C. Says Costs Will Be “Impossible’’-Battle of Economists

Prices Stay Up If Wages Rise Again C. of C. Tells C10   Jackson Terms Union's Contention “Economic Mirage” in Reply

New Round Of Wage Raises, Coupled With Reductions In Prices, Are Called  ‘Economic Mirage’ By C. Of C. Head

MANY PRICES TOO HIGH, TRADE GROUP CONCEDES   But Further Wage Boosts Wilt Worsen Situation, Answer to CIO Contends

Prices to Rise With Wage Boosts   Chamber of Commerce Makes Formal Reply To ClO Contention

U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ANSWERS ClO   Says Industry Can’t Raise Wages Without Price Rise

CIO Claim Is Attacked   Higher Wages Without Higher Prices Called “BKeonomic Mirage”

PAY BOOSTS WILL NOT SOLVE HIKES IN LIVING COSTS   U.S. Chamber of Commerer Answers CO's Contention  More Pay Needed

Wage Plan (aid ‘Mirano  JAUIM 1 Lil uyy   Chamber Says Round Of Boosts Won't Solve High Prices

Chamber Says Pay Hike Means Higher Prices   “Economic Mirage” Is Comment On CIO Arqument

Chamber Fears New Wage Boost   Many Prices Already Too High, Claims Organization.

United States C.of C. Answers  CIO on Wages   Declares Industry Cannot Afford Waze Increase

Industry Hits Pay Demands As Impossible   U. S. Chamber Cites Nathan CIO Report  As Economie Mirage

U.S. € OF C SAYS PRICES T00  HIGH BUT WAGE INCREASES ARE MAKING REDUCTION IMPOSSIBLE

Chamber Blasts Nathan Report  Holds Wage Boosts Would Hike Prices

Prices Too High—But Wage Demands to Send Them Even Higher Says C of C

WARNS FURTHER WAGE INCREASES WILL UP PRICES  U. S. CHAMBER CALLS Arma IiAri.Ank 6A RAD   U. S. CHAMBER CALLS CONFLICTING REPORT ‘ECONOMIC MIRAGE’

Jackson Says Price Boosts Are Excessive   U, §. C. of C. Head Declares New Wage Increases Would Prevent Any Drop In Prices

U. S. Chamber Replies To .C. 1. O. Claim Industry Can Afford To Increase Waaes

Says Pay Hikes Will Not Reduce  Present Price   United States C. Of C. Hits At Report By Nathan In Industry's Reply

‘CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CALLS CIO DEMAND -EQR NEW WAGE INCREASES ‘ECONOMIC MIRAGE’

Chamber Of Commerce Says Prices Too High But New Wag ‘Hikes Will Send Them Higher   Makes Full-Dress Reply To ClO Contention Industry Can Afford Wage Increases

C. of C. Says Pay Hikes Hold Prices At High Levels   Assert Prices Too High But Impossible To Reduce Them

Chamber Replies To C.L0. Charges Profits Too High   Wages Can’t Climb Without Forcing Prices Up. Claim

Full-Dress Reply To CIO....  Chamber Admits Prices Too High But Warns Of Danger In Pay Demand:

U.S. Chamber Says Some Prices Are Too High Now  Warning of Further increases Given If Wages Go Higher

Shroyer Replaced By Martin   Shamokin Man  Promises Intense Campaign; New Secretary Named

President Will Attend Funeral Of Justice Stone   Will Leave Yacht At Williamsburg To Attend Services To Be Heid Thursday

Fact-Finders Ask 16-Cent Meat Pay Hike   Proposal Immediately Runs Into Storm of Industry Protests

TB-GENT WAGE HIKE IN MEAT PLANTS URGED   Fact Finders Say Higher Prices or Subsidies Must Help Pay Cost.

U.S. Offers Raise Of 16c Per Hour In Meat Dispute  Industries Oppose Plan as ‘Unfair,’  AE... Union Accents

16-Cent Boost In Pay Offered  Fact-Finders’ Proposal Made In Meat Dispute

Industry Offers Quick Opposition To Plan Which Is Branded ‘Unfair’

Meat Wage Settlement. ‘Proposed   Industry Cool, CIO  Silent On Fact-Finder Plan For 16c An Hour Increase For Workers

ems, ‘immanent aii aa i a  Fact-Finders Offer New Wage Boost to Settle Meat Dispute

Government Offers Wage ‘Boost Of 16 Cents Hour To Settle Meat Dispute

Meat Dispute Plan Offered   Government Dangles Wage Boost with Larger Subsidies Of Higher Meat Prices

16c Hour Pay Boost F ‘d wr Meat Men- Proposed        Fact-Finders  * ation Tied ito Larger Sib_-sidies Or Higher   Meat Prices .          Packers Asked To “Absorb 5c of Boost   Admit. AH-= Ind lustry Can Stand; AFE Accopte; era  COP      Silent; Packers Terni. Te “Unfair”

CIO 1S SILENT; AFL APPROVES 16 CENT BOOST   Fact-Finding Board Urges Added Subsidies  or Relief in Prices

16-Cent Wage Hike Is Proposed for Meat Industry      Plan Would Entail Larger Subsidies  Or Higher Prices; Packing Concerns Balk

PACKERS Aut OPPOSED T0 WAGE PLAN   American Meat Institute Says Proposal That Industry Absorb 5 Cents of a 16-Cent-an-Hour Hike Is Unfair.

Plan Opposed By Industry, Labor Divided   Truman Renews Effort To End Steel Strike, Picture is Bright

Government V ould Settle Meat Dispute With Wage Boost Plus Higher Prices

Federal Offer Of Wage Boost per To Packers  Calls For 16 Cents An  aur incrasce

16 Cent Hour Boost Called  For Packers   Plan Immediately Runs Intec Industry Opposition; AFL Approves.   CIO NON-COMMITTAL

UNIONS MAY ACCEPT BOARD'S PROPOSAL IN MEAT DISPUTE.  HIGHER PRICE SEEN IF 1614 CENT WAGE INCREASE CRANTED

OFFER WAGE BOOST   Government for 16-Cent Hourly Pay Hike for Meat Workers

Government Offers Plan for A 16 Cent Hike in Meat Issue   AFL Approves, CIC Non-Committal, Institute Blasts

eee EEEeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeoeeereeeeeaeaaaaeeeeeoorrrrrrorree  Third Auto Dispute Is Settled; Meat Wage Hike Offered

MEAT INDUSTRY OPPOSES 16-CENT WAGE INCREASE   AFL APPROVES U. S. PROPOSAL BUT CIO REMAINS SILENT

MEAT INDUSTRY OPPOSES BOARD WAGE FINDING   '6-Cent Wage Increase Accepted by AFL; CIO to Meet

I6-CENT OFFER   Recommendation Is Made By Federal Fact-Finding Board

Meat Workers  Offered 16 Cent  Wace Increase   Fact-Finders’ Proposal Meets Industry Opposition

FACT FINDERS OFFER 16-CENT WAGE HIKE TC MEAT WORKERS   Plan Tied To Either Higher Meat Prices Or More Subsidies

PACKERS ARE OFFERED 16 CENT HIKE   Report By FactFinding Board Meets Opposition

Seek To Settle Meat Industry's Wage Dispute   Plan Proposed By Federal Fact-Finding Board Runs Into Industry Onnnsition

16-Cent Wage Boost Offered Meat Workers   Figure Unio:  1 Union Accepts

Butte Turns to Efforts of Committee   Oanuirhan Rad«uwrerrs   Conviction Reward Increased as Probe Is Widened

Butte Turns to Efforts of Committee   Conviction Reward Increased as Probe Is Widened

Senate Near. Final OPA Vote   Joint Committee of Houses to Study Measure Next

Senate Nearing Final Vote On 0.P.A. Measure   Threat Of Possible Veto By President Hangs Over Amended Bill

Council Will Consider Spanish Question Today   Secretary-General Lie Unexpectedly Opines Iranian Case Will Have To Be Dropped; Action Postponed For Two Days

Spain Study Next On UN Agenda   Lie’s Legal Move Blocks Attempt To Close Iranian Case

S-ers7 Quast yr   _ 0 Jove “‘asen.on Vexirz Sovie-- ran “on-rovers™ 

UN Weighs Spanish Case Today, Red Vote Blocked:    Doaland’s Charae

Soviet Effort To Close fran Case Blocked   Charge That Spain Threatening World Peace on Aagenda

Lie Agrees with Soviets’ Contention That Council Has No Right to Keep Case On Agenda; Stettinius Leads Discussion

UN TO START ON SPANISH CASE TODAY   Lie’s Move Block: Red - Iranian Closing

Expects to Take Up To. day the Spanish Ques. tion, Afler Blocking Russia’s Move. Chair. man Makes Ruling

VOTE ON IRAN CASE BLOCKED AT U.N. TABLE   SPANISH QUESTION UP NEXT FOR DEBATE

Russia-ran Problem Still Is On Agenda   U.N, Rules Experts Are Making Study Of Procedure on Iran:

U.N. Security Group Will Tackle Spanish Case Today  Surprise Move by Secretary Lie Temporarily Blocks qc ep WM yw me  os a  fm

U.N. Security Group Will ‘Tackle  Spanish Case Today  Surprise Move by Secretary Lie Temporarily Blocks Soviet Action on Iranian Question

Charge by Poland to be  investigated  Last item on council avenda

Tranian Case Temporarily Is Put Aside   Fire Flashes as . Gromyko Impugns U. S.-British Motives

FINAL ACTION ON IRAN CASE   Lie Questions Council Ability to Retain Case on Agenda

ACTION IN IRANIAN CASE BLOCKED ,  UN To Study Charge Spain ‘Threat To World Peace

DEATH CHAIR FAILS, NEGRO GETS REPRIEVE   Black Not Even Scorched When Switch Is Turned Qn—“The Lord Was With Me.” He Sav.

Electric Chair Fails to Kill Y outh; May Face Second Attempt Later

Truman, 62 Today Plans No Change In Usual Routine   President ‘Feels No Older and Little Healthier” than Year Ago

TRUMAN 62 TODAY; STILL LOOKS FIT   HOPS OVER HEDGE ON EVE OF BIRTHDAY—HEAVIER THAN YEAR AGO.

QUAKE DEATHS FIXED AT 1,125   Total Of Those Dead, Missing And_ Injured Placed At 2,700

Cold Adds To Misery Of Jap Areas   Death Toll of Quake And Tidal Waves Rising As Isolated Regions Report

MANY OTHERS REMAIN  HOMELESS AFTER BIG.  DISASTER IN JAPAN TWO, HALF THOUSAND LISTED AS KILLED,   eecamecem fle) 68S EEE eee.

Death List In Quake Disaster Reaches 1,125   Thousands of Shivering Japanese Huddle Around Fires Near Wreckage Of Homes   Casualty Reports - Still Coming In   Homeless Survivors Living Under Trestles, In Foresta and Along the BRoarhes

Earthquake Toll Mounts to 1,125   Shivering Japs Huddle Near Wrecked Homes

Toll Rising As Japan Counts  Dead In Quake   U. S. and Home Relief Teams Fan Out To Aid Stricken Areas

1125 Reported Dead  In Japanese Quake   Reports Are Still Coming in From Outlying Stricken Areas; No U. S. Trodps Involved

TOLL OF DEAD IN QUAKE MAY REACH 1.125   Thousands of Shivering Japs Huddle Around Fires  Neer Waterlogged Wrecked Homes   OVER THOUSAND HURT

Thousands Of Homeless Japs Await Rescue   Earthquake Toll Rises As Reports Come In From Outlying Isles

De. oe Toll as Hieh as 1,125   Japanese And Americans Rushed To Devastated Areas

Dead in Quake and Tidal Wave Put At  Over One Thousand   Tens of Thousands Are Homeless in Bitter  Biting Cold Winds

Toll of Dead In Jap Quake Set at 1.125   Bitter Cold Winds Add to Suffering Of Homeless Crowds

QUAKE TOLL IN JAPAN FIGURED AT\1,125 DEAD   Wintry Blast Adds To Misery Of Homeless Thousands; No Americans Injured

Japan's Quake ‘Deaths Set As High As 1,125   Thousands Of Homeless Suffer In Cold In Makeehift Camns.

rm Thousands Of Homeless Made More Miserable By Bitter Weather; ReLeft Crews Comb Ruins

Death Toll From Jap Quake Rises   Thousands of Homeless Shivering Around Fires From Wreckage

Death Toll from Japanese Quake Now Exceeds 1,125   One News Agency Lists 2,700 as Dead,

Earthquake Death Toll Over 1,000   Bitter Cold Winds From Manchurian Plains Add To Misery of Homeless In Japanese Disaster

Death and Misery Growing In Japanese Disaster Zone   Toll of Dead Estimated as High as 1,125 * With Another 1,600 Missing and Injured; 100.000 Homeless in Quake and. Tidal Waves

BITTER WINTER WEATHER ADDS 10 SUFFERING   Thousands Homeless; No Yanks Killed Or Injured

Japanese Quake Tidal Wave Toll Is Set at 1,125   Thousands Homeless In Island Wreckage

Death Toll Climbs To : 125 In Japan Quake Disaster  Thousands Are Homeless

4  -  \ =: THOUSANDS. HOMELESS — Quake: Toll ‘Climbs, Cold Hits Survivors

1,125 Dead In Jap Earthquake:  No Americans Hurt; Thousands Homeless

Quake Deaths Mount to 1125   Thousands Shiver Over Smail Fires in Japan Disaster Area   Pictures on Page 3

100,000 HOMELESS NIPPONESE SHIVER IN INTENSE COLD   Victims Toke Refuge Under Railwoy Trestles and in Nearby Farests

ESTIMATE JAP DEATH TOLL AT 1.125 PERSONS   No Americans Killed or Injured in Quake,  Tidal Wave Disaster

Jap Quake Toll 1,125   List 145 Missing, 1,035 Injured and 100,000 Homeless

—QUAKE DEATH TOLL MOUNTS— Thousands H omeless-In Devastated J ap Areas

MANY OTHERS REMAIN HOMELESS AFTER BIG DISASTER IN JAPAN.  TWO, HALF THOUSAND LISTED AS KILLED,

DEATHS CLIMB TO 1,125 IN NIP QUAKE DISASTER   Tens of Thousands Homeless: No American Troop Casualties

Toll of Quake Dead in Japan Reaches 1125   Thousands Huddle  in Wreckage of Home: Suffering in Biting Cold of Winter

JAP QUAKE DEAD MOUNT T0 1,125   Thousands Shiver In Col Near Wrecked Homes

Jap Earthquake Deaths Set At 1,026 So Far   Intense Suffering Of Victims Told; Many Huddled Around Small Fires

Japanese Quake  Toll  ncreasing   i Sas Wie Sa a ie sia a. All Yanks Safe Amid Wreckage After Quake A sacl Ts clal W/ ocrae

JAPANESE WAIT IN MISERY FOR COMING OF AID   Japanese And American Relief Teams Fan Out Through ‘Quake Devastation As Death Toll Rises.

Misery In Wake Of Temblor   Thousands of Japanese Made Homeless By Tragedy Shiver in Cold; Death Toll Past 1,000

THOUSANDS OF JAPS HOMELESS AFTER QUAKES   Death ‘Toll Mounts as Search Made of Debris Front Quake and Tidal Wave   HOMES TURNED INTO SOGGY MASS GF RUBBLE

Quake Toll Is Put at 1,125 Japs   Reports: Are Coming in’ Constantly; -Kyodo Says 2,700. Persons  ae ee,   100.000 Homeless

OF RED TROOPS NOT DIVISIONS   Stalin Reveals Soviet Union Has 60 Divisions Now in Western Europe

BRITAIN'S WAR CHIEF ANSWERS STALIN CHARGE   Churchill Skeptical of Figures on Troops  Given by Marshal

FEDERAL LAW BANS IMPORT OF BEEF FROM ARGENTINA   ACT OF CONGRESS WILL PREVENT SHIPMENTS TO U. 8. TO LESSEN THE MEAT  ‘ SHORTAGE

Jerry Sadler  To Support Dr. Rainey   Reasons 10 Be Given tn Broadcast Friday Night

PRESIDENT RETURNS FROM VACATION TRIP   Resumes Arduous Task of Running Nation

Fund for OPA Still in Doubt   Boosts in Grain Ceiling Prices Soften Some Congressional Criticism

HEAT ON PRICE AGENCY EASES   Lifting of Ceilings on U, 5. _ Grains Helps OPA in Conoressional Fight

Grain Ceiling Boost .-Eases Pressure of Farm Bloc Groups   New Appropriation Still “in Doubt; New Prices Effective Today

OPA HIKES GRAIN CEILING PRICES   EFFECTIVE TODAY-FARM STATE SOLONS SOFTEN CRITICISM

Grain Price Boost Today   Higher Ceilings May Aid OPA Fight For Additional Funds

OPA Increases  Ceiling Prices On Five Grains   Wheat and Corn Up Three Cents, Barley And Rye Four Cents, And Oats Two Cents

DECLARES MOSCOW'S “FIFTH COLUMN" “HAS RESULTED  IN FAIR AND ANIMOSITY *

Hoover Charges Russia Lacking In Peace Desire   Ex-President Predicts A “Germany Heid In Keo. nomic Slavery’ Means New War

RUSSIA ALONE LACKS DESIRE FOR PEACE ASSERTS MR. HOOVER   Victory Day Recalls Jap Surrender

Relief Goes Out for Jap Earthquake, Wave Victims Topography _ Is Changed.

JAPANESE POUR MILLIONS INTO RELIEF TASKS   Quake, Tidal Wave Area To Be Granted Huge Government Fund

JAPAN WILL RAISE. FUNDS FOR RELIEF OF QUAKE VICTIMS   Revised. Casualty List Puts Dead at 1,061; U.S. Army  Baht: Dicance

PLANNED FOR QUAKE AREA   Japanese Government jakes Large Appropriation For Aid and Rehabilitation   RICELAND INUNDATED.

Japs Planning Help for Stricken Area   Huge Appropriation Is Being Made For Relief Work

NIPPON VOTES RELIEF FUND   Million Yen Appropriated To Aid Quake Area

Japanese Government to Spend Billion Yen for Relief of Earthquake Victims

Japanese to Vote Billion Yen for Earthquake Relief   Casualty Figures Revised to 2,318 Dead, Hurt. Miccinn

Japs fo Appropriate One Billion Yen fo Earthquake Relief  Toll to:1,061 Dead As Relief Warkees a Effar  fiantin

Huge Jap Fund For Relief In Stricken Areas   Topography Of Country Altered In Some Places By Earthquake.

Huge Sum For Quake Zone Relief   Japan Will Spend Over $66 Million on Rehabilitation; Americans Are Doing Great Relief Job

Japanese Government Appropriates Huge Fund for Earthquake Relief

Rehabilitation of Stricken Area to Be Undertaken by Jap  Covernment   CASUALTY FIGURES ARE . REVISED DOWNWARD

Japs Arrange Relief For Quake Victim:   Billion Yen Appropriated For Supplies

U.S. Aid For Japanese Hit By Earthquake   JAP GOVERNMENT PLANS TO PROVIDE HUGE FUND

FOR QUAKE RELIEF   Japanese and U. S. Re. sources Pooled to Aid the Sufferers

Relief Measures Discussed Affer Japanese Quake   Home Minister Sets Casualty Total at 2318

japan to Provide Funds for Relief Of Quake Victims   Governors Will Meet Thursday to Discuss Rehabilitation Steps

Japs to Set Aside  $66,666,667 to Aid Earthquake Areas   Prefecture Governors Will Meet Thursday at ; Osaka to Talk Over Relief

JAPS PLAN 66 MILLION FOR QUAKE RELIEF   Governors of 10 Hardest Hit Prefectures Will Meet Thursday to Plan Assistance and Rehabilitation Program.

Campaign Backing, State Finances  Are Debated by Herbert and Lausch«

College Head To Speak In LeMars  — Will Address Farm Women Next Tuesday

ROGGE ASSERTS FACTS HIDDEN   Fired Official Says Clark ‘Inconsistent’ In Job

Rogge Criticizes Alleged Muzzling Tactics By Clark   Discharged Official Says Fascist Expcses Are Killed in Capital

Rogge Aims Charge at Tom Clark   Says Latter Gave Him Free Hand in Talk, Then Fired Him.

POLISH THREAT TO FRANCO IS OFESET BY U.S.   Claims Enough Votes ‘Tio Prevent Spanish Isolation

U.S. Lines Up Votes to Beat Franco Move   Poland’s Isolation ' Effort: Seen Lost;  Action Due Today

Truman May Ask ‘Year's Extension  Of Price Control   Some Congressmen Indicate Thev Will Support Continuance.

Hears Truman Plans Extension Of Price Control   May Ask Congress To Continue Act For Year; Request Seen Granted

President Truman Expected To Ask Full Year Extension Of Price Control Over U. S.

OPA EXTENSION TO 47 INDICATED   Truman Reported Ready Te Ask for Year:s Period

Tranian To Ask Year More Of  Price Controls   First Reaction Among Senators Is He Will Get His Request In Modified Form

Will Ask Year's Extension of OPA   Expect President To Muke Request In Thursday's Speech; Congress ta Annrava

One-Year Extension Of Price Control Favored by Truman  Senators Say Reques' To Be Granted In Modified Form

Wants OPA To Go On   Truman Request. for Full Year Extension Likely to Be Granted By Returned: Congress

WOULD EXTEND PRICE CONTROL   President Will Ask Congress To Continue Price Controls For Full Year.

WILL ASK PRICE ACT EXTENSION   >» Would Extend Controls Until June 30, 1947

SOLONS FORECAST CONTROL TO AID CONVERSION  CONTROL NEED MAY KEEP OPA

Ask Renewal Price Control   Full Year Extension Sought By President

Truman May Ask Full Year's  Extension of Price Control  ww fanmmace Datuoene et a oe ee Oy ee

PRESIDENT TO ASK YEAR'S EXTENSION OF PRICE CONTROL   Plea Would Carry Act to June 30, 1947, If Granted——Some Returning Senators. Feel Truman Will, Be’ Granted Renuesct

PRICE CONTROL EXTENSION UP      Truman Will Ask Another Year of Control; Congress to Go Along

GERMAN GENERAL SAYS FINLAND WAS” FULL PARTNER WITH GERMANY; AIDES TO HITLER BLAMED FOR AGGRESSIONS

Brands Finns Partners of Germans   Worked Out Plans Months  in Advance

Finland Was Full Nazi Partner In Soviet Attack  German General Say: He Worked Out Plans of Campaign

FRENCH PUT OFF NAMING PREMIER   COMMUNISTS WITHDRAW AID TO SELECT THOREZ

THOREZ BID FOR FRENCH HELM FAILS   Communists and Socialists Unable To Reach Agreement

Ex-Soldier Kills Wife   Faces Sentence for Voluntary Manslaughter In Fatal Shooting

Claim Suits For Men Being Held   Warehouses Stacked; Wait Higher Prices

[Manufacturers of Suits » Hold Them in Warehouses for Hiaher. Prices, Charae :

HOARDING OF MEN'S SUITS 15 CHARGED   NEWSPAPER SAYS MANUFACTURERS HOLD CLOTHING IN+  HOFE OF PRICE RISE.

Survey Made in Clothing Crisis  Indicates Suits are Held in Warehouses

Suits Stacked By Thousands  In Warehouses   Baltimore Paper Charges Manufacturers Holding For Higher Prices

Men’s Clothing In Warehouses   Survey By Baltimore Newspaper Reveals Reason For Shortage

British Install Military Law In Holy Land   Threaten Death For Outlawed Jewish Armies; Troops Hunt Terrorists

BRITISH INVOKE DEATH PENALTY IN HOLY LAND CRISIS   Thousands of Troops Begin Roundup of Terrorists ty Delacting

Death Threat Faces Outlaw Hebrew Army   Virtual Military Law Declared for Terrorized Palestine

PALESTINE PLACED UNDER STERN LAW   British Order Death Penalty for Members of Illegal Zionist Groups

ROUNDING UP TERRORISTS © {N PALESTINE   British Threaten  - Death to Outlawed Jewish Armies

Death Threat  Given Palestine Terror Gangs   British Adopt Stern Measures After  Theft Of Guns

 British Deploy Troops ‘And Police to Round ‘Up Holy Land Terrorists

British Threaten Death to Outlawed Jewish Army 'as Terror Rides Palestine

Palestine Riots   Invoke Military Law Threatening Death for Jewish Terrorists   4 BRITISH AIRMEN SLUGGED IN RAID   Observers Fear Outbreak of Fighting May Be Bloodjest of All Time

JEW OUTLAWS FACING DEATH   Military Law Clamped On Holy Land By British After Latest Raid

BRITISH MOVE TO HALT JEW TERRORISM   Threaten Death To All Members Of Jewish Armies

British To Round Up All  Terrorists  Military Law   Military Law Invoked For  Palestine

THREATEN DEATH TO TERRORISTS   British Order Roundup of Jewish Outlaws in Palestine

Terrorists Being Rounded Up Throughout the Holy Land.   BRAZEN RAID ON RAF STATION   2  sandits Slug Jewish Civilian and Four Airmen Guarding Arsenal.

WALKOUT CANCELED BY TELEGRAPHERS   Fifty Thousand Western Union Employes Vote to Accept U. S.~ Recommended Wave Boost.

Restrictions fo Bar Production, Conaress Is Told   Head of Association Blames Ceilings for Shortages, Inflation

Charges OPA May Bring On Inflation   NAM Declares Continuance Means Shortgages

Bevin, Molotov Clash on Danube   Briton Demand for Free Trade Meets Soviet Call for Same Principle on Suez, Panama

British Want Parity With Reds In Romania   Molotov Charges Rules Applied Nowhere Else

BEVIN MAKES THREAT AT PARTS MEET   May Refuse to Sign Romanian Peace Treaty

BEVIN MAY NOT SIGN ROMANIAN PACT ON DANUBE   British Threatens Refusal If Free  Treodn Te Gtanned

BEVIN INSISTS ON OPEN ROUTE INTHE DANUBE   Otherwise Britain May Not Sign Romanian Peace Treaty, He Says   U. S. SUPPORTS DEMAND!   Molotov Asks Why Panama and Suez Canals Are Not Similarly Free

BEVIN SIDES WITH US. IN-FIGHT FOR COMMERCE RIGHTS   British Delegate Threatens ta Refuse Approval! of Remonion Treaty

FREE DA hae SPLITS PEACE MAKERS   Bevin, Molotov In Hot Argument

U. S., Britain Ask for Free Danube   So Molotov Parallels Panama, Suez Canals

Romanian Treaty Is Threatened by Bevin   Briton Refuses To OK Pact Unless Freedom Of Navigation and Trade on Danube Assured

Danube River Trade Argued   Britain May Refuse To Sign Treaty If Access Is Denied

FREE DANUBE iS URGED BY VANDEMBERS   Peace Gonfersne> Works Todey on Ramenion Treaty

Bevin Wants Danube, Balkans Opened Up to Free Trade; Molotov Asks Question.   CHARGES HURLED BY SECRETARY

ric DANUBE IS URGED BY VANDENBERG   P-ace Confererc? Werks Today on Romanian Treaty

BRITISH MAY REJECT ROMANIAN PEACE TREATY UNLESS DANUBE AND BALKANS O.K._ FREE TRADE

Bevin Demands Free Trade in Balkan Countries   Russian Opposition Threatens to Balk Romanian Peace Pact

British Official Demands Parity In Balkan Trade   Calls Moscow Barrier of River a Deliberate Discriminatory Move

COST OF LIVING INDEX 1S KEY T0 LABOR OUTLOOK   Strikes May Be Avert: ed If Prices Begin to Level Off:

EXPERTS EYEING LIVING COSTS   Strike Picture Dependent on Index, View

Children’s Pictures Taken Free And Published In Herald-Mail   This Newspaper To Feature A Series Of Photographic Studies Of Washington County Youngsters.

joe VD INTOGIES.   Chiidren’s Pictures To Be Taken  Free And Published In Newspapers

Children’s Pictures Taken Free and Published In The Reflector-Herald   This Newspaper to Feature Series of Photographic  Studies of Local Youngsters

MAJOR FLOOD BILL WAITING   Congress To Act On Biggest Rivers Measure “Since Before War

Agency Formed By Growers To Recruit Labor   Fruit Producers And Processors Mobilize At Meeting Here

POSSE ROUNDS UP 14 NEGAQES   Tense Situation Eased At Magee, Miss., After Ambush Shooting

Senate To Give AA-1 Priority — To Housing Bill   Two Acts Scheduled For: Vote Include Homes For Veterans —

Senate Acts Next Week  On Housing   Administration Gives Measures Ultra Priority

Debate On 2 Measures Starts Soon  Necs I nw fred Edescem   New Low Cost Houses For Veterans By End Of 1947 Is One Goal

Housing Gets AA-1 Priority In the Senate   Two Measures Are Scheduled To Be Voted On

HOUSING PUSHED TO FORE AGAIN   Administration Leaders Put AA-1 Priority On Bills Before Senators

Official Account of Wartime Corruption Bared  Navy Investigation Report Given to Senate Group

Corruption At Base Charged   Report on Naval Dealings at Pearl Harbor Given to Probers

Hula Girl Brassieres, Crap Games Figure In Navy Report   Investigation Reveals Corruptness At Navy’s Pearl Harbor Base: Four Held

‘League Deeds — poring “sets 'To Successor   500 Delegates Gather To Close Books On  Powerless Peace Group

HAMBRO PRAISES ALLIED CHIEFS AT GENEVA SESSION   PresidentBequeaths League’ Enduring Assets to tinttied Notiens

League's Assets Are Willed to United Nations   500 Delegates Gather to Close Bocks of Dying Geneva Assembly

Troops Are Fighting Despei rately to Hold Three Towns   separate Kurdistan Republic Is Proclaimed by Revolutionists; Warplanes Dispatched to Frontier

Meat Price Boost Effective Monday; Survey Shows Stores Exceed Ceilinas

MEAT CEILINGS ~ IGNORED, CLAIM      Authority Hits Overcharging As OPA Authorizes Boosts

Hike Meat Prices   Ceiling Prices For Beef, Pork Upped by OPA   Meat Institute Asserts Stores Exceed Ceilings In Sales

ANNOUNCE PRICE RISES TO BEGIN MONDAY, APRIL 1   INCREASE ON VEAL, LAMB AND MUTTON

Meat Industry Wage Boost Brings Higher Prices For ack Beef Cuts On Monday

OPA Raises Lic On Beef, Pork  Top Hike Is 1 Cent For Popular Cuts

Retail Prices of Beef and Pork Are Hiked by OPA Order   Prices Are Reported as Varying in Different Parts of Country

Retail Meat Prices to Be  Raised Monday   Increase Result of Wage Hike; Other Boosts Expected Soon

BEEF AND PORK TO SELL HIGHER, STARTING MONDAY   Increases to Consumer Range From 1 to 4 Cents a Pound - —Hike Result of Recent Wage Boost,   VEAL, LAMB, MUTTON TO MOVE UP LATER   Industry Spokesman Says Check Shows Four Out of Five Meat Sales Are at Above Ceilings.

Meat Price Hike Monday fo Offse Wage Increases   Meat Institute Says Consumer Can't Get It at Legal Price

[Beef And Pork To Be Affected By Order  [Meat Prices Will Be Boosted Next Monday

PAR Raises Retail  rk Prices             T Survey Shows ilings’ Violated

OPA Orders Increased Retail Prices On Beef, Pork   Effective Monday; Spot Check Shows Ceiling Violations,  Industry Accerts

OPA Announces Hike In Ceiling Prices of Most Pork, One-Third Of Cuts of Beef

Bufcher Shops Will Display New Listings   Boost Authorized As An Offset For Hike In Waaes

MANY STORES IGNORE LIMITS, INDUSTRY SAYS   Survey Indicates 83 Per Cent Evade Ceilings; New Prices Que Monday.

Meat Expected To Reach Millions This Week-End   Livestock Receipts In Excess of Advance Estimates

Packers Optimistic As Livestock Pours Into The Marckets.: Prices, However, Are Generally Iligher Than Before

Dinner Tables May Have Meat Over Weekend   Prices are Well ' Above Now-Nullified OPA Ceilinas

MEAT EXPECTED TO REACH TABLES BY END OF WEEE   Livestock Pours Into Markets and Temporary Easing of Shortage Is Seen by Packing Sources.   HEAVY RUN OF HOGS SURPRISES INDUSTRY   Prices of Cattle Move Higher, but Swine Command Less Than in Initial Selling Rush.

MEAT ONITS WAY BACK 10 DINNER TABLE   REVIVAL OF SUPPLY MAY BE FELT BY THIS WEEK END

‘Livestock Pours Into  U.S. Marts   Run Of Hogs, Cattle Exceeds Estimates; Prices To Be Higher

Packer Sources Say Meat Will Reach ‘Tables by Week End   Run of Hogs Is Three Times as Heavy as Year Ago; Cattle Receipts on Par With 1945; Prices Pass OPA Level

ON TABLES BY THIS WEEKEND   Livestock Pours Inte Markets in Excess Of Expectation

Livestock Streams Into Markets ; Meat By This Week-End Predicted

REPORT RUN OF LIVESTOCK   Packing Industry Says Meat May Reach  Bublie Shortly

Beef Appears Here as Prices Zoom; Nation’s Livestock Run Is Heavy

PREDICT MEAT ON TABLES BY THIS WEEKEND   Livestock Receipts And Prices Soar Beyond Expected Volume

MINES SAFETY PROGRAM WILL START SUNDAY   All Shafts Under Federal Seizure Governed By New Code

Court House at Dubuque Robbec  Vault of Clerk Emptied by Burgiars

COURTHOUSE IN IOWA IS ROBBED   Dubuque County Vault Cleaned by Thieves

MONEY, BONDS OBTAINED BY DARING THIEF   County Clerk’s Vault Forced Open During Early Morning

SENTENCED FOR OPA VIOLATION   Ackley Man to Prison on Auto Sales Charge

PRISONERS GET YULE FREEDOM   Amnesty Promised 4,000 Germans Jailed In U.S. Occupation Zone

Negroes Held In Magee Riot Face Battery Of Questions Round-Clock

UPSTATE . WARFARE    Question Negroes On Outbreak in Smith County

{5TH NEGRO HELD IN MISSISSIPPI   Questioning OF Suspects In Shooting Continues Throughout Night

Medical Plan For UNC Is Received   Four Year School of Medicine and Hospital Proposed

Medical Center Proposed... .  Recommend Four-Year Medical School, Hospital For University Of N. C

NEGRO ADMITS SLAYINGOF WKINNEY MAN   Devone Claims Shooting This Week Accidental

Negro Soldier Admits Slaying   Mysterious Shooting at Nuernberg Is. ._ Cleared Up

Negro Confesses To Army Slaying   Says Bullets Were Intended For Fleeing German

Slayer Of Two Gls In Custody   Nuernberg Murders Confessed By Negro

Capture Three — Gunmen In West   Evade Road Blocks, Duel With Officers .

U.S. Ready to Join In Defense of Greece   Prepared to Act If Security Is Endangered, Peace Conference Tait

U.S. Ready To Join In U.N. Defense of Greece   if Nation’s Security Endangered By Acts, Of Aggression,’ Peace Parley Told _

U.S. Ready To Join Defenders Of Greece   Ambassador . Explains Reason For Agreeing To Bulgarian Border

U.S. Pledges To Aid Defense of Greek Security   Peace Delegates Take Up Bulgarian Treaty; O. K. Romanian Pact

Greece's Defense Fundamental UN Responsibility   Proposal for Open Danube Wins Over  Russian Objections

Says America. Consented‘To Boundary Only Upon.  “Assurance of Safesuards’

U.S. Ready te Aid Defense Of Greece   Peace Group Told U. S. Plans Aid If Greece’s Security Is Endangered

U.S. Ready 4 To Aid U.N. ! Greek Aetion ” "   Caffery Tells Peace Conference U. S. Willing To  Fieht Aggressor,

HITS BULGARIA TREATY DRAFT   Greek Premier Says Nation Rewarded For War On Allies  MAKES BITTER TALK

U.S. Pledges Aid if Greek Line Periled   Peace Conference Hears American Promise Tc Join in UN Defense of Country Should Security Be Menaced by Aggressor—Treaty for Bulgaria Assailed.

U. S. READY 10 DEFEND GREECE   CAN BE COUNTED ON TO ACT WITH U.N, SAYS ENVOY CAFFERY

Assurance Is Given by U.S, Envoy   Tsaldaris Says Way Is Open for Future Attack by Bulgars; Are Too Strong   Asks Buffer Area  Would Have Poland Grant Land to Use for Protection

Bulgaria Allowed Present Line Only Because U.S. Offered  Greece Protection   RED. DELEGATE BITTERLY, CRITICIZES U. §.-BRITISE

PEACE PARLEY DRIVES TOWARD FIXING TREATY FOR BULGARIA   U. S. To Support U.N. In Defense Of Greece From  Its Agressors

U.S. to Back UN Against Aggressor Caffrey Assures  Tells Peace Parley Nation. Will Act To Defend Greeks

Relies on UN Safequards   Greek Premier Bitterly Assails Treaty Draft With Bulgaria as Unfair

Paris Delegates Begin Work on Bulgarian Pact   Greeks Assail Plan To Award Territory For Outlet to Aegean

U.S. Is Ready To Join in Greek Defense   Bulgaria Will Retain ‘Present Border Under Treaty Terms

American Ambassador to France Makes Momentous Statement in Speech on Bulgarian Treaty.      PROPOSAL FOR FREE DANUBE IS APPROVED

U.0. Will Protect (,reece   If Her Security  Is Endangered by Aggressor Nation. Conference is Told

} USStands Ready . To Defend Greece   x Conference Told Help Will . iven to Turn Back !  Ageressors   . BULGARS ASK OUTLET   : _ Passage to Aegean Sea . Would Be at the Expense  of Greece

U.S. Ready To Defend Greece If Endangered   Relying On United Nations Safeguards To Protect Nation From Any Attack

U.S. Ready Tc Join Defense  Of Greece   Caffery Gives Promise During Debate In Peace  ‘sea san

Greek Delegate Speaks Bitterly of Failure ‘To. Obtain Bulgarian Territory.

US Stands Ready To Defend Greece   Conference Told Help Will Be Given to Turn Back  Aggressors   -BULGARS ASK OUTLET   . Passage to Aegean Sea Would Be at the Expense  6 of Greece

GREEK DEFENSE PLEDGED BY U.S   Bulgar Treaty Attacked by __Greek Premier at Paris  eT eee: Sea

U.S. Ready fo Join U.N. in Greek Defense   American Tells Peace Conference U. S. Relies On U. N. Safeguards te Protect Little Greece

PEACE PARLEY TOLD U.S. WIL BACK GREECE   America Ready To Join Any UN Action Against Aggres¢or Ration.

Ready To Join United Nations In Any Move   Ambassador To France Gives Full Assurance

TREATY DRAFT FOR BULGARIA IS DENOUNCED   Greek Premier Charges Terms Will Permit Country To Emerge Stronger Than Ever     HICPINSBe AERELI ARIS E   JUSTIFIES ALLIANCE

U. S. Backs UN Dideaiia Of Greece   Washington Says It Will Join Any Defense If Security Is Endangered

United States To Aid  Greece   Position Is Made Clear At Talks  In Paris

U.S. WILL HELP PROTECT GREECE   Willing to Join Any UN Defense for Nation

U S Ready to Join United Nations In Defending Greece   Piedge Made as Consent Given to Let Bulgaria  Keen Present Frontier

A Pledge Of Aid  To Greece   Nation Would Be Defended from Aggressor, Says U..S.. Upholding Bulgar Border Ruling

U.S. Ready to Join in Defense Of Greece As Conference Takes Up Consideration of Blugaria Treaty

Iran And Spain Issues Contront United Nations   Twin Headaches For UN Security Council On Resumption Today   [RAN'S CASE WILL BE TAKEN UP FIRST

E.E.F.C. Opens In London; Reds Asked To Share Grain With Starving Europeans

OPA SOON MAY EXTEND SPECIAL SUGAR STAMPS   Action Considered Since Housewives Have Been Unable To Use Coupons For Canning Purposes

S. W. Missouri Attorneys Discuss Code, Reorganize   Churches to Tell Easter Story Pageantry to Mark Observance

ANNOUNCED   Miss Joan Forster, Washington, D. C. Betrothed to Ensign John W. Blocher

New Rules On Housing   Into Effect Tomorrow As Former Priorities Svstem Is Abolished

TOP HOUSING OFFICIALS — ANNOUNCE REGULATIONS FOR NEW HOME RUILDING

OFFICIALS RESIGN IN ATHENS, TENN,, FOR OWN SAFETY   Mayor and Aldermen Submit Resignations After Shots Are Fired Into Home ¢« of Councilman.   ELECTION GUN BATTLE IN TOWN RECENTLY   Qutgoing Executive Says Situation Has Grown Worse Since Cleanup by Former Soldiers.

City Dads in Stormy Athens, Tenn., Quit As Gunmen Open Upon Alderman'« Hame

Mayor, Council Scared, Resign In GI’s Town   Shots in Night Frighten City Officials Where  "‘“otomasse. Hiner lienck

Price Increase In Bread Looms      Boost Thought Likely To Channel Flour  From Pastries

PRICE OF BREAD 10 GO UP CENT   Increase, Designed to Boost Production, Will include Rolls, Exclude Rye

OPA and Agriculture Department Approve. Move! — Bakers Have Been Asking Centija oat Increase for Several Months.

BREAD PRICE TO BE TIKED CENT A LOAF   Hike Approved Ry OPA To Boost Output

One-Cent Loaf Boost Will be Announced Soor   Survey Reveals More Home Baking By Housewives

Hope Move Will Ease Shortage   Mill:rs Demand Government Wheat Program be  Overhauled

GOVERNMENT IN EFFORT TO STEP UP PRODUCTION   Rationing Of Loaves To Retail Dealers Also May Be Ordered   EXTENSION BILL BLASTED   Administration Forces Will Denounce Measure Which Cuts OPA Powers

1 CENT BOOST SEEN TO STEP UP PRODUCTION   Prices on Rolls Also Will Be Increased; Rve Bread Excluded

BREAD PRICES GC UP CENT A LOAE   Move !s Made To Step Up ” Production, OPA Says

OPA WILL RAISE PRICE OF BREAD A CENT A LOAF   Time Is Set for About Middle of Next Week

OPA Will Increase Bread Production By Raising Price   Short Supplies May Be Rationed To All Retail Stores

Bread Price Hike Is Due  To Help Boost Production   Order To Be Announced ‘Middle of Next Week,’ OPA Says; Rationing Not Planned

Eager Beavers Hard At Work On World’s To} Junk Pile,-Find Uses For Surplus War Goods

[Eager Beavers At It Again ee  Surprising Uses Found For    Discarded Surplus Propert:

Eager Beavers At It Again  Surprising Uses Found For Discarded Surplus Propert

Battering Follows Severe Earthquake   Curtailed Communications Prevent Reports of Casualtie: And Damage Believed Large

—-HEAVY BLOW. Damage Extends 600 Miles.   Tremors Severe But Loss of Life Light

SANTO DOMINGO TOWNS BATTERED IN CATASTROPHE   Worst Quake In Decades Inftiets Heavy Damiasce

Mighty Temblor Centered Tp Caribbean Depths,  ~~ -Felt In Cuba --

Santo Domingo Damage Reported High From Storm   SEAPORT TOWN STRUCK BY FULL FORCE OF WATER

Tidal Wave Hits Islands In Caribbean   Reports Meager on Casual. ties Today from Earthquake in West Indies

PILES HUGE ‘TIDAL WAV SANTO DOMINGO; BELI WORST OUAKE IN DECADE:

LITTLE KNOWN ABOUT TEMBLOR IN CARIBBEAN   Towering Wave Smashes On Dominican Republic Shores Is Report   WIDE AREA FEELS TREMOB   Seismographs Record One Of Greatest Quakes In Many Decades

fe aribbean Quake Ei urls Tidal Wave AtIslandin Indies   Broken Communications Delay Information On Casualties and Damage; Buildings Are Wrecked in Moca; Four Other Cities Hit

W orld Awaits Report Of Casualties And Damage  From Huge Tidal Wave

Earthquake Rocks Caribbean Islands   Tidal Wave Hits Santo Domingo; Shock Felt in Cuba

Tremendous Tidal Wave Sweeps Wide Area In Wake Of Tremors      - rr ‘ Kive Towns Suffer Severe Damage   Shock, Recorded Throughout World, One Of Greatest In Decades

Northern Shore of Santo Domingo Inundated by Great Tidal Wave   West Indies Area Struck by Quakes;  I ance af fifa T aw

EARTHQUAKE HITS IN SOUTH AMERICA DAMAGE SURVEYED   Puerta Plata Struck by Tidal Wave; Water Rolls Inland: Panic Felt at Nearby City.   FREMORS MARKED AT FORDHAM TODAY

U.S. Joins Request Greeee Unite Parties   Britain Presents Similar Advice to Premier Tsaldaris

GREEK COALITION CABINET URGED   U. S. and Britain Ask for  Change in Government

Hoover Speaks For Waterway   Avers It Would Have Paid For Self In War

 Hoover for St. Lawrence Seaway  Project; Originated It Back in 1924

TIOLIDAY’ OF DRAFT 70 BE TERMINATED   Way Is Paved for Taking 155,000 Into Armed Forces.

PLANS TO END DRAFT HOLIDAY SET IN MOTION      Pave Way To Induct Total Of 155,000 Men Into Armed Service

DRAFT HOLIDAY END WILL FIND BOARDS READY   Hershey Tightens Deferment Provisions For Most Classes

Threatens To Carry Out Maritime Strike   Maritime Union Chief Says Strike May Go Through Despite Ban

STALIN HAILS RUSSIA FOR BEATING JAPAN   Part Western Allies Played in Far East Conflict Ignored by Prime Minister.

TEXAS CONVICTS ROUNDED UP  Bold Prison Break Ends After  Gun Battle And Hichway Chase

CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY CHARGES FILED AGAINST SORRELL AND 13 OTHER MOVIE LABOR LEADERS

14 Film Unior Heads Face  Cf vinnin-l Teal   Cansotracy, Other onseiracy, Giver  Charges Are Filed In Picket Warfare

Tension Eased As Reds Ready To Compromise   Delegates At Ministers Meet Prepare New Peace For Europe

Tension Eases At Paris Meet   Apparent Willingness of Soviets to Compromise Aids Situation

U, S.. OFFICER LINKED WITH MIKHAILOVITGH   Chetntk Leader Denies Al Charges

Hoover Calls for Food to Aid Children   Mass Starvation Prevented for the Present

ALL NATIONS ASKED 70 AID FAMINE WORK   Canada. Parliament Hears Address By Hoover

Cardinals Win 10 to 2 Over The Dodgers   Boost Their National League Lead to Two  And a Half Games

Meat Famine To End This Fall—Porter   OPA Chief Tells People To Quit Worrying About Food — Then Boosts Price of Sugar.

OPA Head Advises Folk Not to Worry About Meat  Porter Declares Fear Of Shortage Is Only Idle Gossip

TELLS PEOPLE MEAT FAMINE ‘TS A RUMOR   Says Meat Supply Should Be Better In Next Six Or Eight Weeks

OPA Tells Public Not To Worry About Ment   Meanwhile Sugar Is  Hiked 2 Cents Retail-—~ Will Make Determined Fight on Black Markate

Sugar Price Jumps 2 Cents in Stores Starting Wednesday   OPA Asks Housewives to Quit Worrying About Meat Famine

Porter Denies Meat Famine ls Approaching  OPA Head Predicts Supplies Plentiful In 6 To 8 Weeks

Porter Advises No Worry Over Meat Shortage  Says Much-Heralded Winter Famine Just   Says Much-Heralded Winter Famine Just  Irresponsible Rumor, Will Be Exposed

OPA Tells Housewives Not To ‘Worry About ‘Meat Famine This Fall And Winter’   Porter Says Much-Publicized “Famine” Will Be Disclosed As Rumor It Is

Supplies To Be Good In Few Weeks   Paying Now For Abnormal Glut Of Meat In July And Ausuet

Quit Worrying About a Meat Famine-Porter   Situation Called {irresponsible Rumor

Ceilings to Be Maintained And Enforced   Price of Sugar Gets 2 Cent Increase; Study Butter and Cheese Price

increase to Be About Two Cents a Pound   Porter Asserts Meat Famine Now Result Of Free Prices, and Will Not Continue

Meat Faimine Only‘Rumor’   Porter Says Good Supply Wilf Follow Present Dearth

 “Meat Famine” Only A Rumor,   Porter Warns   Quit Worrying, He Tells Housewives; Predicts “Fairly Good” Supply In 6 Or 8 Weeks

Meat Famine To End In Fall, Porter Says   OPA Chief Promises Stiff Fight on Black Markets—Sugar Price Yncrease Hits Families

Porter Asseris ‘Meat Famine’  Worry Unfounded OPA Increases Sugar Price  ‘About Twe Cents Board to Re-examine Dairy Prices

OPA Chief Paul Porter Tells Housewives Not to Worry About Meat Famin:

Porter Scotts at All Predictions Of ‘Meat Famine’  Predicts Leveling - Of Supply; Sugar

Porter Denies Meat Scarcity   ‘Quit Worrying,’ OFA Boss Tells Nation’s Housewives

MEAT SUPPLY 10 IMPRCVE IN FALL, PORTER PREDICTS   OPA Chief Tells Housewives Famine Talk Js Irre Perego ae ay

PORTER PREDICTS GOOD SUPPLY OF MEAT THIS FALL   TELLS HOUSEWIVES TO QUIT WORRYING; BLASTS AT ‘RUMORS’

MEAT FAMINE NOT IN OFFING, PORTER TELLS HOUSEWIVES   Claims Meat Supplies to Become Adjusted Soon: Prom ises Black Mart Fight

NO FAMINE LATER   Porter Promises Meat Supply in Next Six or Eight Weeks

Says ‘Famine’ to Be Disclosed as Rumor; Will Be Tough, He Says, on Chiseler

PROMISES THAT CEILINGS WILL BE MAINTAINED   Declares Talk About Serious Shortage of Meat ‘Irresponsible’

Housewives Advised To Quit Worrying About Meat Famine; Porter Says It Is Only Rumor

Texarkana Murder  Suspect Now Held  In Corpus Christi Blood Stains On - ~  Clothing Lead To Arrest

Slayer Suspect Held in Texas   Saxophone Is Clue In Slaying of Teen-Age Couple in Texarkana.

British Arrest  1,69 Jewish Men And 59 Women   Large Ammunition Cache ls Found at Meshez Yagur near Haifa

ARRESTS OF JEWS CONTINUE   Palestine (,overnment Jails 2,700 In Raids

GLENN'S BODY WILL BE FLOWN HOME THURSDAY   Public Services in Eire to Be Held Wednesday in Town of Cardinal’s Birth   END COMES PEACEFULLY   ‘ Belong to St. Louis,’ He Remarks Softly Shortly Before His Demise

RILEY CHAIRMAN OF GOUNTY BOARD   COMMITTEES NAMED JAN,    Annual Organization Meeting Held py Supervisors; Deputies Are Approved for °46

Burns Are Fatal To Child, Aged 2   Gloria L. Smith Dies At Washington County Hospital Early Today

Levy $700 Fine In Megal Liquor Case  Sioux County Court» ~~ Also Took $1,500 Car

Levy $700 Fine ka Illegal Liquor Case  Sioux County Court Also Took $1,500 Cax

FARMERS’ GROVE SOLD FOR $24,600   Stewart V. Walker And Norman E. Griffin, New Oxford,  Purchase 19-Acre Park At Public Sale

Clinical Analysis Shows Malady Is  Poliomyelitis State Health Officer   State Health Officer Reports After Week's Laboratory Study

Senate Nears Initial British Loan Tes!   Vote Seen Wednesday on Capehart Amendment, Actual Lines Not Yet Formed

 INDUSTRIAL ECONOMY SAID HIT BY SOVIETS’ ACTION  Pauley Charges Reds Have Wrecked Manchuria  With Wholesale Removal Of Plants As Booty

Russia Wrecked Manchu Industry, Pauley Reports   J. §. May Withhold Ger man Reparations Deliveries From Reds

Pauley Declares ‘Russia  Ruined Manchuria  U.S. Is Considering  Withholding

PAULEY SAYS SOVIETS ARE LOOTING   Ambassador Named by Truman Files Report On His Return

Manchurian Industries  Are Wrecked   Reds Destroyed Rich Economy, Reports Pauley

Ford Production ToBeResumed in Several Plants   38,000 Workers “Will Be Recalled Monday as Steel Stocks Are Rebulit   GM STRIKE ENTERS ONE HUNDREDTH DAY   Longest Work Stoppage in The Industry; AT&T Meetine Postponed

FORD PLANTS TO REOPEN ON MONDAY   780,000 Workers Idle As Result Of Strikes

38,000 Empleyes To He Recalled In Firm's Plants.  VIOLENCE FLARES AT PHILADELPHIA  Police Break Up Throng of Pickets and Strikers.

State Forecast  ls For Warmer Cold Wave Prevails In Northern Region

BREAD RATION ~ PLAN DROPPED   DEFINITE_D-E-C15.1.0-N—-MADE AGAINST RATION SVSTEM— MORE FLOUR AFTER -. SULY_ISE

RATIONING OF BREAD, FLOUR UNNECESSARY   Ten Per Cent More Flour Avallable After July 1

DROP PLAN TO RATION FLOUR AND BREAD   Increased Supplies to Be Available After July 1

No Rationing Of Flour For Bread   Secretary Of Agriculture Says Adminisiration Has Decided Against Move

Bread, Flour Will Not Be Rationed   Agriculture Dept. Says More Grain Coming Seon

Moslem League Leader Sees Danger of Civil War Over India   Masses Will Arise Unless Chieftains Effect Peace Through Skillful Diplomacy, Jinnah Declares, Offering Two Alternatives

VAST CIVIL WAR SEEW IN INDIA   Moslem Leader Visions Runious Fighting With Knives, Stones And Torch re

Moslem Say: Civil War.  Faces India  ‘Jinnah. Says Nation   Jinnah Says Nation On Brink Of Ruin ° Without Dinlamacyv

Natlionnwide Shipping Strike Entrs Its 18th  Day. Police .Authorities Reinforee Their Patrols

ClO PICKETING OF AFL SHIPS ASKED STOPPED   Jurisdictional Warfare  Along All Docks Threatened

CIO Restricts Picketins  On AFL Plea   Withdraws Barriers Except Where Pier Work Conflicts

AFL to Respect Pickets on CIO Contract Ships   Urges Withdrawal of Lines on Other Vessels; NMU Deliberates Request; Seek to Avert Union Warfare

RIVAL SEAMEN UNIONS CLASH AT NEW YORK   STRIKE GOES INTO 13TH DAY AS CIO PUSHES DEMANDS

AFL Requests CIO To Drop Picket Lines   Seeks To Prevent Jurisdictional War Along Waterfronts

Except CIO Contracted Ships To “Eliminate Possibility of Wide Open Jurisdictional Warfare Along All Docks in All Ports.

ClO MARITIME UNION URGED TO END PICKETING   AFL Official Hints Of Wide-Open Jurisdictional Warfare   GOVERNMENT ADVISED NOT TO SEIZE SHIPS

SEAMEN ( CLAS         Longshoremen Crash Picket Line At Docking Of The French

AFL ASKS NMU To Loosen Up Picket Lines  Union Is Urged To Confine Picketing To Cl0-Contracted Ships  JURISDICTIONAL WAR TERMED POSSIBILITY   JURISDICTIONAL WAR TERMED POSSIBILITY   Striking Seamen And ‘Longshoremen’s Association Members Clash

ASK STRIKERS TO WITHDRAW PICKET LINES   Action by CIO Urged To Avert Dispute Between Unions

ClO IS Urged To Withdraw Picket Lines   Jurisdictional Warfare Along Waterfronts Seen

Violence Marks Strike in N. Y.  A. F.L. anda C.1.0 Workers in Clash

Violence Marks Sirike in N. Y.  ALF.L. and C.1 0.  Workers in Clash

Food Shortage Expected to Last Two Years  Farmers Asked to  Tn mea rcae

WHEAT ACREAGE INCREASE URGEL   World’s Food Shortages Kxpected To Continue For Two More Years

Damaging Evidence Presented Against Kaltenbrunner  Camp Commandant Appears i in Trial  a So

Witness Tells Of Executions  By GermanS.P.   Yestifies Ernest Kalten bunner and Staff Responsihte For AH Comnitments and Alrocities

All Basic Steel Firms Sign   Few Fabricating Companies Sign— Complain About Price

NEW PAY PACTS COVER HALF OF STEELWORKERS   Every Basic Plant Signs Up; Only Fabricators Have Protests To Make

Steelmen Get. New Contracts   All Basic Plants Sign For Pay Hike

Co.'s Contract With55 Pet. of Steelworkers; 99 Agreements Signed

GAS FUMES KILLED RETURNED SOLDIER      Henry Vander Weide Found Dead In Car In : ee ©} ts

Labor Litigation  Mine Workers To Sue Dupont For Portal Payments

Columbus Workers Walk and Thumb Rides With Street Cars, Buses Idle

WORKERS THUMB WAY TO JOBS             revent Walkout of Public Transportation Workers In Columbus Fail — Strike Begins ‘on Schedule at Midnight,

Babson Finds ‘No Need Of All Red War Talk   U. S. STATE DEPARTMENT MUST AGREE ON A SOUND POLICY

BABSON DISCUSSES RUSSIAN PROBLEM   Thinks There Is No Danger of War With Russia Soon; But Will Be Eventually Unless Our Foreign Policy Changes.

IS OFFICER IN CHARGE   Forrest G. Fleischman fs  Et. Col. <xsigned to Kansas  A

IS OFFICER IN CHARGE   Lt. Col. Forrest G. Fleischman Ie Assigned te Kansas

Madam Sun Speaks Out in Blunt Warning; Would Like to See Coalition Government

‘MADAME SUN’S GRIM WARNING OF DISASTER AHEAD FOR CHINA IS ~ REELECTION OF NATION'S WOES

China’s Mme. Sun Yat-Sen Speaks Out   Charges Kuomintang Reactionaries With Trying to Incite War Between United States aud Russia

Mackenzie’s Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Angivst

Historical Pageant Plays Before Nearly 3,500 Three Nights  _ Committee For lowa Centennial Finishes _ . Work On Celehratian

Historical Pageant’ Plays Before Nearly 3,500 Three Nights  ; Committee For Iowa Centennial: F inishes  WT ook: Og ie By pa oper pen

Six LeMars Boys  On Summer Tour  Will Spend 17 Days In Western States

Labor Curb Gains Support In Senate   Coalition Confident Of  Drastic Legislation

SENATE WORKS ON STRIKE CURBS      Coalition Group May Write Some Drastic Legislation

DRASTIC LABOR LAWS PLANNED      Organized Labor May Lose All Gains Made During Roosevelt Era

Solons Set To Enact Labor Bill   Strong Measure Expected From Riled Legislators

ANGRY SENATE IMAY STRIP. LABOR \OF MANY GAINS   Coalition Believes, it Has Votes To Write Coen. Ticket

Strike-Angry Solons Begin On Labor Curbs   May Ban Payment O! Royalties To Unions

Senate To Draft New Labor Laws   Coalition Believes It Has Votes to Push Through Many Proposals

GOP-Democrats Join Forces in Preparing Drastic, Power-Cutting Laws; Labor May Lose Its Gains

HOMMA APPROVED ~ MANILA BOMBING   Open’ City Declaration tg* neared Witness Savs

POST 15 URGED FOR LA FOLLETTE   TRUMAN ASKED TO GIVE DEFEATED SENATOR IMPORTANT GOVERNMENT JOB.

Government Job For LaFollette?   Report Presic ent Considers Serrator

Home For The Defeated Congressmen Urge Truman To  Give La Follette High U. S. Post

Rain Interferes With ‘Truman’s Fishing Trip   LaFollette May Get Federal Joh

Spot For Senator tasers Urged  Truman Pressed To  Find Government Job

Truman's Aftention Turns To Business   Report Suggestion That Senator LaFollette be Given Assignment

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Monkey Wrench Threat   legion Resolutions   His Maiesty’s Return

Trieste Dispute To Prolong Paris Conference   Delegates Make Little Progress on Troublesome Issue

TRIESTE AGAIN OFFERS THREAT TO PEACE MEET   Special Sub-Committee Reports Inability To Reach Any Agreement

CLYDE B. COPE, Realtor. List Real Estate Now.   HWURRY! WURRY! TWOIRp yr

CLYDE B. COPE, Realtor. List Real Estate N,         HWIRRYT! TWIRRY! HURRY

Chinese Take Complaints To Marshall   Government Officials Deny Fighting After Truce Was Set

MARSHALL TO HEAR TRUCE-BREAKING PLAINT BY EN-LAT   hinese Communist To Carry To General Marshall Accusations Of Violations By Chinese Government On Truce

AFL Calls for Return to Old Responsibilities   Green Says Reliance  Upon Formulas Make: for Bad Tendencies

Urges Retiirn To Collective  Bargaining   AFL Green Says Federal Finger in Labor Pie Developed “Unwhole some Tendencies’

AFL Chief Flays U. §. Wage Policy   Return to Collective Bargaining Advocated

Head Officials Are Arrest  ’ 6d and Siaifs Ficed In Au Action Ternied “Breach  _  .of Four-Poewer Pav? -

Damage Caused In Hungary Put At 25 Million   AP Newsman Foils Soviet Censorship, Gets Story Through   Soviets Purge, Take Over Berlin Banks

MEAT SHORTAGE CLOSES SOME COAL MINES   Miners Refuse to Dig While They Are Hungry

NO MEAT-FIVE COAL MINES IN VIRGINIA CLOSE   Meat-Hungry Miners Refuse Tt Dig—Americans Get Anxious

SCARCITY OF MEAT SHUTS TWO MINES IN VIRGINIA FIELD   Butcher Shops Lock Doors; Campaigns Are Organized to Seek Action in Matter.   INDIANA SUPPLY ALSO IS LOWER

FIVE VIRGINIA MINES SHUT BY LACK OF MEAT   University Of Illinois Is Flying Steaks To Its Footballers

Miners Refuse To Dig Because Of No Meat   Wires Are Pouring  Into OPA Chief  Paul Porter’s Office By United Press

LINDER CHARGES PRE-ARRANGED PRICE CONTROLS   Hearings Held As Matter of Form According To Rumor

LINDER SAYS PRICE BOARD'S MIND MADE UP   Charges Decision to Restore Controls Already Set

‘Rubber Stamp’ Charge Hurled al Decontrol Board   Georgian Says Members To Restore Controls To Assist President

‘Death March Criminal Dies  Bound to Post  Bataan Conqueror Apologizes to God ‘ir pe er $s

Homma Dies Before Firing Squad   Japanese General Executed Bound to a Post

HOMMA DIES IN MANILA BEFORE FIRING SQUAD   U. S. Army Executes Man Who Ordered Bataan Death March

General Homma Is Executed By Firing Squad   Qrdered Death March That Killed 17,200 Americans. Filipinos

EXECUTED BY FIRING SQUAD   Originator of Bataan Death March Dies  For Crimes

Gen'l Homma Shot By Army Firing Squad   Jap Officer Executed for Having Ordered Bataan Death March

GENERAL HOMMA [3 PUT T0 DEATH BY FIRING SQUAD   Jap Who Ordered Bataan March Executed by American Troops 20 Miles South of Manila.   NIP BOUND TO POST WITH HOOD OVER HEAD   Riflemen Stand 15 Paces Away and Fire at Round White Target Over Condemned Man’s Heart.

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Black Hood Covers Head of Conquerer of Bataan, Corregidor   ARMY PRECISION MARKS NEARLY-SILENT DRAMA   our-Inch White Disk over Heart Is Target for Firing Squad

DESERVING EBIE.,  Firing Squ Honim As Death. March ; Punishment  oe,

Death March Jap Gen. Homma Dies At Firing Squad   U. S. Takes Vengeance After Court Holds Death Legal

HOUSTON NEGRO SEEKS TO FORCE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS TO ADMIT HIM AS STUDENT IN LAW SCHOOL

eee VAL JAPAN, Fare  HOUSTON NEGROS SEEKS TO FORCE ‘UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS TO ADMIT ‘HIM AS STUDENT IN LAW SCHOOL

80 Hospital Plan Is Set   _ Army Engineers To. . Help 'U, S. Veterans

VA Reveals Plan: for 80 Hospitals  Bradley Rejects Bid to Legion Convention

ARMY TO SPEFR HOSPITAL WORK   Veterans Administration Announces $1418,000,000 Building Program

Economists See Little Hope To Even Bud get   Officials Fuil to See How Two.Qr_ Three Billion Dollars Can Be Lopped Off

NO BALANCED BUDGET SEEN   Officials Don’t See Way To Cut Off 2 Or 3 Billion Deallare

Hopes Dwindle for Balanced U. §. Budget   Federal Outgo to Exceed Income by Estimated 3 Billion

BUDGET BALANCE NOT FAVORABLE   Government Economics Has No Hopes of Task This Fiseal Year.

Chances of U. 5. Budget Balance Called Slight    Will Be Two or Three Billion Over Income, . Beanamicia Believe:

U.S. Economists See No Way To Balance Budget Spending T o Be   Spending To Be Reduced—Truman

Hopes ‘Dim’ For Balanced Budget   Economists At Odds With  Truman View

Economists Give Up Hope For Balanced Budget  Federal Spending Expected To Exceed Income Two or

Hopes Fade For Budget Balancing   Federal Economists See Little Chance Despite Spending Cut Plans

Give Up Hope for Balanced Budget Next Fiscal Year   cr SS! 3 eae OS Clr VS  Government Says Expenses 6 Billion Above January Plan

BALANCED BUDGET IS HELD UNLIKELY, BUT SPENDING CUT SEEN  EXPERTS SEE LITTLE OF TRUMAN: ECONOMY ©:

Abandon Hopes For Balanced Federal Budget   Agents to Spend Three Billions More than Income

Economists Doubt Balanced Budget For US. This Year   Doubt Is Held Two, Three Billions Can Be Lepped From Spending

Photos of Atomic Fireball   All But Give Up On A Balanced Budget

Barney Ross, Boxer and Marine Hero, Seeks Cure for Narcotics Habit

STORMS BREAK OHIO HEAT WAVE   Rains Check Rising Mercury; Four Persons Drown

NEARBY RAINS BREAK HEAT   Storms Miss Salem: Two  Girls Drown In Creek   Near Alliance

VETS TO MAKE WORK REPORT   SERVICEMEN GETTING ALLOWANCES FOR UNEMPLOYMENT REQUIRED TO REPORT ALL EARNINGS

Groundhog Main Guest anc Main Course As Club At  Punxsutawney. Has Picnic

‘Bereaved Mother Seeks Baby Daughter " Soteetouedieaaiacreeaadascliiatiemnetetianetensttans eamenededdadeadicimishameae tt atamanes  ‘Man, Believed Dead By Wife, Said To Have Left Pinecrest Last Night

Bereaved Mother Seeks Baby Daughter  Man, Believed Dead By Wife, Said To Have Leff Pinecrest Last Night

BEVIN, BYRNES STATEMENTS TO PEACE CONFERENCE URGING MORE BUSINESS LAUDED BY AP EXPERT

What Is Back of Fight at Paris Peace Conference? Russia Apparently Playing for Time

Mackenzie Says:  Allies Must Deal With Red Belief O£ ‘Western Bloc

KIDNAP-MURDER SUSPEGT FOUND   Chicago Police Question Negro Handyman In Degnan Case

OKLAHOMA DEMOCRAT SEES “PROTEST VOTE” PUTTING REPUBLICANS IN OFFICE

TEENEAGERS DIE N SUICIDE PACT   GIRL’S FATHER SAYS HE OPPOSED MARRIAGE

Chicago Rye   NO. Cotton   Chicago Wheat   Lovelorn Boy and Girl Keep Suicide Pact

BELL TELEPHONE ASKS T0 BOOST RATES IN STATE   FILE PETITION FOR INCREASED AVERAGE INCOME OF 16 PCT.

IilinoisBell — Asks Increases  InPhone Rate:   Boosts Sought on Home. Business Service, Toll Calls in State

Early Holiday Deaths Fall Below Estimate   National Safety Council Predicts Tota! of 800 ~

Two Gangsters Shot on Coast   Riddled With Bullets As Climax’ To a Feud

Telephone Employes Plan To Join Strike   Instructions Issued at Meeting in Hotel a Hamilton.

Telephone Employes Plan To Join Strike   instructions Issued at Meeting in Hotel si wssCsd Haqammilton..

FIREMEN DROP FROM FUMES   FUMES FROM BURNING AT: “LANTA DRUG STORE CAUSEDFIREMEN TO COLLAPSE

STARK COUNTY RANKS LOW IN STATE PENSIONS   Small Number Elderly People, Dependent Children Is About Same

STARK COUNTY RANKS LOW IN STATE PENSIONS   Small Number Elderly People, Dependent Children Is Less Than 1944

Objections To Merger Listed  Republicans Term Bill ‘Militgristic’

GOP Senators  Blast Merger   Senate Military Leaders List 13 Obfections

Senators Recess Pauley Hearings   Whether or Not He Wil Withdraw Is Uncertain

PAULEY MIXUP 18 CONTINUED   NOMINEE FOR NAVY FOST  FAILS TO WITHDRAW AND  MORE HEARINGS ARE  SCHEDULED

PAULEY REFUSES TO QUIT FIGHT   Nominee Scutiles Reported Agreement for Withdrawal

Board of Health Rejects Milk Plan   Takes a Slap at Bid For “Cooperation” by Roard of Aariculture

Sentence Six Nazis For Killing Five U.S. Airmen   Four Are Sentenced To Death And Two To Life Terms In Prison

Mine Fatality Rate Tumbles To New Low   Only 1.72 Death Per Mil. lion Tons of Coal in 1945

Brief 1947 Session Is Predicted for State Legislature   Democrats Canust Muster Strength to Contest Strong GOP Force

COMMUNISTS PUSHED BACK Hopes For Peace Fade In China As Demanas Mace

CHINA PEACE HOPE DIMMED      Communist Demands May Block Negotiations; Fighting Rages

Johnson Sworn In As Federal Tax Court Judge   Texan Urges Voicrs Te Reelect Congressmen If ‘Able and Honest”

CONGRESSMAN QUITS POSITION WEDNESDAY ON U. 5. TAX COURT  SIXTH DISTRICT SOLON RECEIVES TRIBUTE ON

‘CONGRESSMAN QUITS  POSITION WEDNESDAY;  ON U. §. TAX COURT SIXTH DISTRICT SOLON   RECEIVES TRIBUTE ON LAST DAY IN HONE

Lebo Youth Wrote to Family Only 24 Hours Before His Execution by Jans

New Housing Plan Assailed   U. S. Program Gives Enterprise Biaaer ‘Say So’ In Construction

WyattAidelHits Decontrol of Housing, Quits   Terms Removal of Most Curbs ‘Boom or - Bust’

Will Speed Removal of Building Lid   New Housing Chiefs Take Over---Freer Hand to Industry

NEW GOVERNMENT HOUSING CHIEFS IN CHARGE OF PROGRAM _ FRANK R. CREEDON  AND RAYMOND M. FOLEY  YC AUVUECD ONT CDOT

New Chiefs of Housing Program Are Installed  B..*. @... Ff   Promise Speed in Carrying Out Orders

NEW GOVERNMENT HOUSING CHIEFS IN. CHARGE OF PROGRAM   FRANK R. CREEDON ‘ AND RAYMOND M. FOLEY TAKE OVER HOT SPOT

FREE HOUSING OF PRIORITIES AND PRICE CEILINGS   WYATT AIDE RAPS NEW POLICY AS NO ‘PROGRAM AT ALL’

New Housinc Chief Takes Over Office   Truman Program Seen as Means to Give Lift to Building

One of Wyatt's Chief Aides Ficvlaves the Policy is But a Bid To Boom Real Estate

U.S. Speeds Ene Of Controls on Home Building   New Housing Chiefs Take Office; Industry Gets a Freer Hand

C ihiang Army Seizes City   Government Troops Take Rail Center After Bitte Street Fichtine.

NATIONALISTS CLEARING RAILROAD   Pushing From Captured Kalgan To Great Wall

STALIN SILENT: “ON ATOM PLAN   UNITED. STATES. OFFER CHIEF “SUBJECT DISCUSSED OVER EUROPEAN RADIO STATIONS

Army Called Upon To Quell Rioters In Chile Strikes   . State Placed Under 60 Day Seige After - Bloody Night

60-Day State Of Siege Is Declared in Chile   British Enforce Military Law in Holy Land and Threaten Death to Jew Army

National State Of Siege Ordered In Chile After Bloody Riots In Santiago

WHEAT PRICES DROP MORE THAN 5 CENTS   Prospects of Increased Reserve: Lead to Sharp Break—Corn and Oats Weak.

NEED OF TEACHERS   A Shortage of Elementary School Instructors Ie Reported

Emporia Educator Sees Grave Teacher Shortage   Dr. Ray C. Maul Gives Report at Annual Session Of the North Central

Half of Nation's Supply Shut off InU. §. Walkout   ClO and AFL Wage Demands Vary; End Of Strike Unlikely

Fact-Finders Begin Hearings In Meat Crisis   More Than Half Of U.S. Supply Now Cut Off

FACT -FINDING BODY 10 STUDY PACKING STRIKE   Effort of Federal Officials Te End Walkout Prove Fruitiess

Jesse Jones’ Blast at Proposed Loan To Britain May Defeat Measure

Jesse Jones Blasts Loan fo Britain   Houston Post Editorial Attack Puts Grant in Jeopardy

Jesse Jones Blast May Kill Chances For British Loan   Texan, Ousted to Make Way for Wallace, Asks Collateral

Says England Made Suckers Of Americans   Threatens To Talk Loan Into Oblivion

New Hampshire Man QOposses Appropriation   Bridges Takes Stand Agency Legally Dead

Action Delayec on Proposed OPA Measure   Brickbats Hit at Compromise Senate Session

Solon Says Price Curb Is Dead’   Porter Asked for Revision on Proposed Senate Measure.

Porter Asks Congressmen  For New Bill   Bridges Moves to Block Discussion of Fund for Price Control, Saying Program Now Dead

SEN. BRIDGES SAYS TALK OF FUND INVALID   Republican Declares Agency Is Legally Dead and Testimony Cannot Be Heard—Hard Fight Seen on New Measure.

Porter Not Pleased With Extender Bill   Not Enough Changes In Sub, He Says; Hot Senate Floor Battle Looms.

Opponent Balks At Consideration Of Agency Funds   Price Chief Declares Compromise Plan. Does ‘Not Go Far Enough’

Porter Flays 4 ‘Undesirable’: Points in: Bill   Price Control: Foes. Seek To Exempt. Meat, Milk,. Ratter. Panltrv =

Even Porter, Himself Finds Fault With Measure He Had Senator Barkley Introduce; No opa for Another Week, Certain.

Paul Porter Puzzles Solons With Criticism   Barkley Is Angered As Wherry Invites Senators to Offer Series of Amendment

Porter Coo! Toward OPA  Compromise   ‘Bridges Tries To Cul Off Appropriation Discussion.

Wherry, Barkley Quarrel As Attacks Are Renewed By Extension Opponents

FOES LAUNCH THEIR BATTLE   .. Wherry, O'Daniel And Taft Roll Up Steeves   Barkley Is Grim.   O'Daniel Gets Braced.

BRICKBATS HIT COMPROMISE BILL   Barkley Announces Debate To Re Lines

Q)PA ACTION IS DELAYED TILL MONDAY   Senator Barkley Has Decided More Time for Consideration Needed

Many Brickbats  Are Hurled at Compromise Bill  Amendments Would Lift Controls on Meat, Butter, Dairy Products

BRIDGES TRIES TO KEEP FUNDS OUT OF DEBATE   Claims Porter Cannot Testify Before Senate Group-on OPA Finances

Senator Regards Agency  As Dead   Immediate Ballot Is Delayed By Solon Today

Bill’s Opponents Hurl New Attacks  O’Daniel Prepares For Filibuster

SENATE ACTION ON OPA BILL IS DELAYED AGAIN   Attacks On Compromise Force Postponement Un _ bl Monday   PORTER'S CRITICISM COMES AS SURPRISE

SEN. BRIDGES BLOCKS TALK 1 OPA MONEY   Compromise Measure Faces Hot Fight In Senate Fioor Debate

Barkley, Angry, Criticises Wherry. Porter Asks Congress to Remove Undesirable Features From Bill

Compromise Measure Hit By OPA Chief   Comes as Surprise After He Endorses New Profit Clause

Congress Asked To Enact Law In Keeping With President's Wishes   Study Of Money Measure Blocked   Republicans Take Position It Cannot Be Handled Unless OPA Revived

Hit New Snag In Efforts To  Revive Agency   Hot F ight Looms as Compromise Bill Heads for Senate Debate

Opponents Hit New OPA Bill; Senate Delays   Criticism of Measure by Porter, Assault on Price Controls Defers Further Action by Grain Until Manday

Senate Puts OPA Action Off Until At Least Monday   Unexpected Criticism From OPA Administrator Porter And New Assault On Price Controls By Opponents Causes Fresh Delay

Porter Urges Changes Made ‘In Price Bill   Nation to be Without Controls for Weekend at Least

Bill fo Extend Price Controls Goes fo Senate   Porter Requests Another Revision On Truman Lines

DELAY ACTION ON OPA BILL "TIL MONDAY   COMPROMISE MOVE CRITICIZED BY PORTER

PORTER ASKS FOR STRONG ODA MEASHDI   Senator Bridges Argues Dead OPA Needs No Funds

Bridges Attempts To Block Talk About OPA Funds   Porter Calls on Congress To Revise Extension Bill

PORTER CALLS FOR CHANGES IN MEASURE   Critics of OPA Ready For Finish Fight On Controls

SENATOR BRIDGES  SAYS THE OPA IS IFCALLY NEAT   Therefore Committee Cannot Even Hear Testimony on Bill.   PORTER WANTS NEW BILL   Price Administrator Wants It  Extended For Another Vear.

BADGES PUTS UP BLOCK FOR CASH REQUEST   Tait Will Fight Formula for Price-Fixing py New Measure.

PORTER LASHES © OUT AT MEASUREs ACTION SURPRISE   Meantime Critics Line Up for Finish Fight to Keep Controls Off Meat and Dairy Products.   VICTORY IN STRUGGLE PREDICTED BY TAF?   O’Daniel Threatens New Will. buster—Bridges Opposes Voting Funds to Dead Agency,

Porter Asks Bill More in Keeping With Truman Wish   Indicates President Not Satisfied With Measure Voted By Banking Committee

PorferIsNot Pleased With New Measure  O’Daniel Says He Will Continue Crake Oe Rill 

PORTER ASKS SENATE BILL BE REVAMPED   Voices Dissatisfaction With Little Power Now Provided

Tough Going For OPA Legislation   Question Seems to Be Is OPA Legally Dead Or Alive---A Mass of Details Presanted

ToughGoing For Revised: OPA: Bill.    Porter Says Meastre Still Has ‘Too Many Objectionable Fea- tures: Balk On Funds

OPA Foes Gird For Bitter  Senate Battle  Taft Marshals Opposition,  Dnwtinw Dilnn Shere Ranl-lax:   Taft Marshals Opposition, Porter Plea Stuns Barkley

Compromise Bill Meets Opposition   Porter and Others Want Greater Changes; Barkley Disurbed

Insists Senate Committee Cannot Legally Hear  Porter Testimony   O'DANIEL AIDS FIGHT   Barkley Hopes for Truman  Support for Substitute for Vetoed Bill   Bulletin

Price Control Foes Initiate New Assault   Barkley Hits Wherry For Inviting Others To Sponsor Amendments   COMPROMISE MEASURE IS RAPPED BY PORTER   O'Daniel Prepares For New Filibuster Against Revival Of OPA

All-Out Battle Confronts 16 ‘Rock’ Felons   Bazookas, Grenades Ready as Warden’s Sional Is Awaited

ALL-OUT ATTACK IS PLANNED ON ARMED CONVICTS   Situation Unchanged Earlier Today After Uneventful Night

Federal Director Flying to Scene   Marines and Guards Assemble Munitions for Heavy Assault,  Perhans Before Dark

Ariswer Terms Of Warden By Burst Gunfire  All-Out Attack Is Cphadulead Tadew

ALL-OUT ATTACK IMMINENT TODAY TO QUELL RIOT   Warden Johnston Turns Down ‘Deal’ Offer By Gunmen

eam te: Oe Bee A a Sdiey oA ape psu ge i s meres  Prisoners” os         REMAINDER STILL HOLDING BEHIND BULLET-RIDDEN WALL

ALCATRAZ QUIET DURING LULL IN PRISON FIGHT   Marines Ready Bazookas, Demolition Bombs, Hand Grenades For Attack   NO TRUCE IN SIGHT   Convicts Answer Surrender Demand With New Burst Of Gunfire

ARMED BAND CONTINUES TO HOLD OUT   Alleout Attack Against Rioters In Federal West Coast Prison Is Imminent.   (See Page 10 for latest picture from riot scene)

CONVICTS STILL HOLD OUT IN ISLAND CELLS   Marines, Guards Stand By With Bazookas For Bitter Tilt

Blind Father’s Fondest Wish True As Son, 3, Sees First Yule Lights

ge? SPARKLE Al FIRST FLASH OF CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS  Blind Parents Thrill at Words of lad  PST PAN Dns OF fa

DALLAS CHILD REGAINS SIGHT  Son Of Blind Couple Sees Toys, Christmas Tree For First Time

PERMITTING STATE TO OWN TIDE OIL LANDS \WOULD ABUSE LEGISLATIVE POWER ICKES CAYS

Find Two Bodies And Sail Boat   Searchers Trying To Solve Mystery of Tragedy; Hunt Two More Victims

Air-Sea Rescue Units Search For Two Pleasure Cruise Men:  Bodies Of Girls Are Located 

WOULD WEAKEN GERMANY   Poland Wants No More Land But Asks Safetv From Aggression

Warsaw Is Advised Equal Rights Due in Election  State Department Says Polish Vote Should Have Been Over Now

Senate Puts Approval on Housing Bill   Vote 63-14; Subsidies In Legislation, but Ceilings Omitted.

Senate Passes  Housing Bill   Price Ceilings for Homes, Lots Fail

Senate Votes  Housing Bill   Price Ceiling Plan on Existing Homes, Building Lots Erased From Measure

Miners’ Average Earnings Jump  91.6 Per Cent More Than ‘41 Base Month

SOLDIER WOUNDED IN HUNTING. “DUEL’    Rochester Youth Held or Choarae of Assault

J. S. ASKS UN CONTROL, ALL LOWNERSHIF   Urges Atomic Raw Materials Be Cantrolled

International Ownership Of All Atomic Material Is Proposed By America   United States Delegate Proposes Authority To Control Mining, Processing And Production Of All Atomic Energy

CONTROL PLAN FOR A-BOMB IS NEEDED   U. S. Seeking Method For Materials and For Further Research

Atomic Ownership Plan is Proposed   International Control  Plan Offered by U.S.

World Control of Atomic Materials Proposed by U. 5.   Cited as Essential to Effective Program of Regulation

A-Energy Contro! Plan Is Presented  U. S. Suggests Mining Processing Curbs

Oakland Gives Mayor Wide Strike Power   City Council Calls Emergency State; Bay Area Paralyzed

Millions of Europeans May Find Homes In South America   Latin American Republics Plan Large Appropriations to Aid in Populatina Vast Farming Areas

Millions of Europeans May Find Homes In South America  i teatin Amarican Ranuhlice Plan Larae

CHAMBER ACTION LOST BY SOVIE   Reds Attempt To Deny Voice To Unit In UN ... Rounetl Talks

BEGIN ATTACK   Heavy Fighting Is Reported At Changchun Follow ing Soviet Evacuation

Chinese Reds Open Big Battle  For Changchun   Communists Capture All Three Airfields.  Cut Off Government Forces from Supplies

Radioactivity Keeps Vessels ‘Hot’ For Hours   THE BIKINI UNDER-WATER BOX SCORE

Nine Vessels Sent to Bottom; Bikini Results Uncertain   Several Days May Pass Before Survey Can be Completed   Roy Scere

UnderwaterBomh Sinks Nine Ships   Scientists Edge Into Bikini Lagoon to Check Other  Damage   AREA IS RADIOACTIVE   Huge Dome of Water Is Thrown Into Sky by Bomb Explosion

FIND 3 LESSER SHIPS VICTIMS OF HUGE BLAST   Carrier Independence, Battleships New York, Nagato Badly Damaeed

Claim Nazis Razed Many  Russ Towns   Left 25 Million Homeless Or Torn With Disease

NAZIS DESTROYED OR PARTLY RUINED 1,710 ITOWNS AND 7O000 VILAGE IN RLICCIA

rh Millions Left Homeless By Nazis Russian Declares   General Rudenko Opens Se viet Prosecution at  Nuernberg Trial

CONTINUE — CONFERENCE   All Harmonious On UAW-CIO  Neaotiations. Front

ELECT BENDER IN CLEVELAND   Wins Despite Opposition from x Bricker, Herbert

FRENCH ENVOY ALSO SUGGESTS DEMOBILIZATION   Parodi Offers New Amendment to Soviet Resolution

France Requests Withdrawal of Troops at Once  Nation Joins With West in Opposing

Demobilization Plan Advanced  - France Asks Member frig titd 2.4 Aes nh Mx...

Parodi Calls On Powers To Dis. pense With ‘Legal And Parli mentary’ Tricks’ And Admit Task Te Difficult      WANTS INFORMATION ON ARMIES VERY SOON

FRANCE ASKS U. N. BEGIN DISARMING   Urges Withdrawal Of Troops From Foreian Lands

Salary Boust To Conductors Recommended   Presidential Board Approves Increase For Pullman Conductors...

0. K. PAY RISE FOR CONDUCTORS   ” Wage Board Favors - $44.40 Monthly Boost

Increase For Conductors In Split Decision   ' Presidential Board Recommends $44.40 Monthly Boost Today

Pact Approval —s Due Today   Treaty With Finland First of Five to be Completed

Delegates To Vote Friday On Finland Treaty   First Of Five Peace Treaties To Be Completed

PEACE TREATY WITH FINLAND LIKELY FRIDAY   Pact Will Permit Nation To Apply For Mem- , bership In UN   ACTION ON ITALIAN COLONIES DEFERRED

MINISTERS ACT ON FINN TREATY   First Of Five Pacts Is Completed At Paris Conference

Finnish Pact - Decision Near   Paris Conference to Hold Plenary Session Friday

Treaty With Finland Expected To Be Approved at Paris Peace Conference This Week

Peace Delegates May Vote Friday On Finnish Pact  Secretary Of State Byrne — Je Preside At Plenary

Conferees to Vote on First Treaty   Plenary Session Is Set to Consider Pact for Finland

Bulgaria Makes. Plea To Delegates   Asks Peace Conference To Grant Her Strip Of Greece’s Territory

Jackals Gather  Bulgars Whine  For Place in Sun   Would Take Territory From Long Suffering; Greeks.

Couple, Offering Aid At Scene of Accident, Finds Daughter Killed

OBJECT LESSON ON DEMOCRACY   Boy Confesses Slaying Farmer’s Wife Who Cared for Him 3 Years

Negofiations Still Remain In A Deadlock   Officials Seek Means te End Strike Before End of Present Truce

John L.. Lewis Is Backed by AFL Till Day of Victory   Resolution Is Adopted As Executive Council Takes Definite Action

Coal Dispute Continues In Deadlock   AFL Pledges Support To Lewis in Soft Coot Operators Dispute

Coal Deadlock Continues;  AFL Pledges Full Support   Officials Seek New Step To Settle Strike Before Truce Ends Next Week

ISTICK TOGETHER   AFL Promises Unqualified ‘Support of. Coal Strikers

LEW:S PLEDGED FULL SUPPORT OF AFL UNIONS   Federation’s 7-Millie: Members Behind Miaers In Dispute   CABINET DISCUSSED PRESENT SITUATION

AFL Pledges Aid For Lewis In Coal Fight   No Settlement Seen In Mine Strike As AFL Leaders Plan Bitter Fight

AFL BACKING GIVEN LEWIS   Support of Organization Is Pledged to Miners In Contract Dispute

A. F. OF L. BACKS LEWIS IN STRIKE   PROMISES TO SUPPORT MINE LEADER UNTIL VICTORY IS WON,

Full Backing Given Drive For Welfare, Health Fund  No Developments ‘Arise To Change  Cloomyvy Pictire

JOHN L. LEWIS IS BACKED 10 LIMIT BY AFI   DISPUTE OF COAL MINERS — STILL DEADLOCKED

AFL Gives Lewis Support Pledge   Soft Coal Conferees’ Deadlock Unbroken

AF of L Pledges Full Support to Miners Cause   Back Welfare Request; Deadlock Still Unbroken

INVITE INCARCERATION   300 Movie Pichets. [gnaring Court Order Seem Glad to Go-to Jail

MORE ARE JAILED IN FILM DISPUTE   Strikers Again Demonstrate At Hollywood Studio

Eager To Go Striking Movie Unionists Renew Picketing Despite Mass Arrests

Vets Under 21 Cannot Se. cure GI Loans Under  Present State Laws   AMVETS WILL PETITION ‘FOR SPECIAL SESSION:

CHARGES PLOT WITH BRITAIN © FOR THIRD WAR   America and Britain Oppose Russ Penetra: tion of Balkans - °

MOSCOW PROPA GANDA LINE CONTINUED IN BROADCASTS   REITERATES CHARGE AMERICAN “REACTIONARIES” WANT TO FORM BRITISHAMERICAN MILITARY BLOC

MURRAY GIVES ClO SUPPORT T0 BRIDGES DRIVE   Two Unions Wil Strike if Demands Are Not Met

CIO Backs Sailors in Wage Demands   Philip Murray Declares New Maritime Closedown Due September 30 if Pay Demands Are Not*Okayed. by Shippers

Students Strike, Doors Are Closed   Spring Hill High at Pharoah Closed by Officials When Students Balky

Taft Charges Permanent Rise IA Living Cost   Independence Board -Nominations Expected; Rent Ceilings Revived

TRUMAN MUST TAKE BLAME, TAFT SAYS   Ohio Senator Speaks at Republican Rally in Decatur

MERCURY IS. TAKING DIVE      ALL OF MIDWEST IN GRIP OF LD WAVE—TG, CONTINUE  ‘SEVERAL DAYS =

3 Youthful Gunmen Shot By Policemen   Battle Ensues When Officers Question Trio

FOUR ARE INJURED IN GUNFIGHT TODAY   Two Police, Three Others Involved in Battle At E. St. Louis.

American-Born Marchioness Is Among Victims   ‘Big League’ British Burglars Hit Homes Of Wealthy Londoners

ENGLISH JEWEL THIEVES MAKE 3 MORE HAULS   $40,000 Worth Taken From American-Born Lady Hartington

Congress Asked To Delay Action On Military Training   Army Fears Election Year Vote Will  Defeat Issue

ARMY MOVES 10 HOLD UP BILL   Leaders Fear Election Year Defeat Of Universal Training Plans

Army Asks Delay On Universal  Training   Fearful of Election Year Vote; Action Is Taken to Postpone Congressional Move

UNTIL NEXT YEAR   Delaying of Showdown Is Agreed Upon at Capital.   ELECTION IS SAID REASON FOR ACTION   Fear for Defeat of Plan Causes Shelving of Proposal.

Army Asks Congress Forget About Universal Military Training Bill Until Next Year; Defeat Feared

Army. Seeks To Delay Universa Training Bill °      Prefer To Avoid. Listing ~ Controversial Matter As Election Issue ~

Training Bill Put Aside, 0; Army’s Urge  Congress Asked Do Delay Action

ONGRESS MAY SHELVE PLANS TO TRAIN BOYS   Army Makes Redguest In Fear Politics Will Defeat Measure

ARMY FEARFUL OF DEFEAT IN ELECTION YEAR   Peacetime Military Training Proposal Is Found Lacking Public Support

Russia Asks for More Time to Study Whole Question—Rejected U. S. Plan Entirely When It Was First Submitted Last Summer.

FORECAST DROP: “IN GRAIN PRICES   Huge Stash in Export Totals Seen in Few Months

‘SOVIET, BRITAIN IN NEW DISPUTE OVER INDONESIA   New Charges Come After The Dispute Over Greece Is Endeq

British Win Major Victory in Greek Case   Observers Believe Russians May Withdraw Ukraiman Charges Quickly.

SULEBURY FARM CLUB PLANS ANNIVERSAR   Set. Edward Matthews Tells Of His Army Experiences   INDUCT NEW OFFICERS

FARMERS CLUB PLANS 75TH ANNIVERSARY   Solebury Group to Have A Fitting Celebration : During February

Storms Cause Three Deaths, Heavy Damages   Tornadoes, Floods, High Winds, Hail Sweep Across Stat:

Million-Dollar LossReported Over The Stafe   Violent Weather ~ Indirectly Causes Four Other Deaths

CATHOLICS URGE LABOR BODIES 10 BAN COMMUNISN   National Welfare Confer ence Also Advises Unions to Purae Racketeers

br ARE HIT BY CATHOLICS   WELFARE CONFERENCE ASKS ' LABOR TO RID RANKS OF RACE DISCRIMINATION RACKETEERS AND ‘COMMUNISTS

CATHOLIC = COUNCIL CALLS ON LABOR 16 PURGE COMMUNISTS   Would Eliminate Racketears And Radicals

YOUTH WILLING TO GIVE WRIT“TEN CONFESSION IN EXCHANGE FOR LIFE SEN- > TENCE

WOULD ADMIT 3 MURDERS IN DEAL FOR LIFE   To Dictate Statement Next Tuesday If Tuohy Agrees

Kaiser Figures $5,000,000 Net  But Shipbuilder Says He Risks $18 Million Loss

Kaiser Says Losses May  Pass Profits  Says Steel Loss Was $18 Million

Kaiser Admits $5,000,000 Profit, But Says Family Faces Great Loss

HENRY KAISER PUTS GAIN AT $5,000,000    Profits in Shipbuilding, He Says,  May Be Wiped Out by Loss in Steel Operations.

Kaiser Tells Profits, Losses in Operations  Maze Of Statistics Sets Up “Temple Of Confusion.” Said

‘COULDN'T STAND BULLYING,’ YOUTHS TELL PROSECUTOR ©  BOYS CONFESS SLAYING COMRADE

BOYS CONFESS SLAYING YOUTH   Planned Murder Because of Victim’s Attitude

IBOY AT DEATH’S : DOOR AS PARENTS REFUSE TREATMENT   Lies Helpless With Polio; Certain to Be Crippled, Say Doc. tors.

Assembly To Begin Work On Vital Bills   Liquor Rationing, Stream Pollution Among Measures

General Assembly Will Take Up Controversial Measures  In Committee And On Floors

Spotlight On A.F.L.   Green Lambastes Federal Labor Policy; Lewis Holds Key. Position

AFL CENTERS LABOR STAGE   Moves Into Picture A; ‘CIO Strike Wave Subsides

AFL Moves in on Labor Picture   Two Developments Take Top Attention

AFL Leader Lashes Out With Jabbing Labor Policy Attach   Declares Truman’‘s Wage-Price Plans Are “Incompetent”

President Green of AFL Blasts Truman  Policies on Labo:   Demands End of “Crazy Quilt” Program and Incompetent Advice

15 Advisers At Incompetent,” “As AFL: loves. Tito  Center OF . ¥ auei Picture - om

AFL LASHES OUT AT GOVT WAGE-PRICE LABOR POLICY   CIO Is Happy; Coal Industry Dispute Needs Early Settlement

AFL Moves Onto Labor Front As CIO Strike Wave Subsides   Green Takes Blast At Truman’s Policies; Lewis Angles For New Soft Coal Contract

GREEN ATTACKS NEW FEDERAL LABOR POLICIES   Also Lashes Out at ClO Group; Lewis Has Key Position Now in Strike Picture

Green Raps Administration  AFL Has Moved Into Center Of Labor Picture

AFL Opens Drive on U.S. Labor Policy   Wage-Price Formula Assailed by Union President

Wage, Labor Policy Attacked by Green   Federation’s Anger Directed — At Both Government and CIO

AFL Leader Hits  Price Policies   Green Calls Truman Advisers Incompetent In Vigorous Attack

ACT AS C10 STRIKE WAVE SUBSIDES   John L. Lewis Angling For New Mine Contract

Green Blasts ‘At Truman’s Government   Lewis Angling For New Mine Contract As CIO Strike Wave Subsitdes.

A.F.L. Takes Over Labor Headlines As Green Hits Administration Policies

AFL Moves To Center Of Labor Developments   Green Lashes Out At Wage-Price And  Labor Policies

AFL Moves Into Labor Picture   Green Lashes Out At Wage-Price and Laber Policies

Economic Setup Is Confused Says A.F.L. President   William Green Calls for Halt in Truman CrazyQuilt Stand on Wages, Prices

Green Blasts Truman Wage Price Policy  AEL President Asks   AFL President Asks Government to Get Out of Labor Picture

Truman, CIO Hit By AFL Head   Wage-Price Policy Assailed By Green

AFL Into Labor Fuss with Blast At Administration   Green Lashes Out  _ At Wage-Price and Labor Policy---Lewis in Key Position

Administration Policies Are Hit By AFL Leader   CIO Comes In_ For Share Of ‘Blows In Speech; Lewis In Spotlight

A.F.L. Move:”.Into Center Of Labor Pici’ re As Wave Of CIO Strikes Ene

Green Attacks Gov tRole, Lewi In Key Position  Miners’ Chieftain Keeps Talk On Mine Conditions

William Green Lashes Out At  Administration   AFL Moves Into La bor Spotlight As CIO’: Strikes Subside.

AFL Chief Attacks Wage-Price Policy, Truman’s Advisors   New Regulations _ Are “Crazy: Quilt” and Advisors are Incompetent, Green Says.

GREEN AND LEWIS THRUST AFL INTO LABOR SPOTLIGHT   GREEN LASHES OUT IN VIGOROUS PUNCH AT TRUMAN POLICY

AFL Leader Lashes Wage Price And Labor Policie:   President William Green Lashes Out At Administration-ClO Alliance; Lewis Joins Attack On Truman’s Course

Folsom Enters Alabama Race kor Governor   Three Qualify For Legislature; Gubernatorial Contest In Spotlight

THE BLIZZARD IS SHORT AND NOT SEVERE   TO LISTEN T0 OBJECTIONS -SCHOOL DIS'T.      'Objectors to be Heard at Meeting Tuesday Next.      Storm Threatens County Tourney On Opening Night

Start Action to Evict Ex-GI Squatters From ~ New Housing Project

lranian Question Causes Dissention   Delegation Indicates It May Be At Session. 'f Iran Issue Not Broug ht Up For Debate 

lranian Delegate Details Wrongs to Which Reds Have Subjected His Country; Reds Want*Oil

ONLY TWO VOTES CAST FOR MOTION TO DEFER DEBATE   Hussein Ala Tells Council After Reds Depart Situation in His Homeland Is “Explosive.”   KNOWS OF NO ACCORD BETWEEN 2 COUNTRIES   Declares Moscow Informed Premier Qavam Some Soviet Troops Would Stay in Iran Indefinitely.

VOTE ON IRAN HEARING GOES AGAINST REDS   TEHRAN DELEGATE SAYS SITUATION IS ‘EXPLOSIVE’

Gromyko Quits Session as lran’s  Appeal Is Heard   Refuses to Join Discussion Of Issue Before April 10   Delay Possible

Tranian Envoy Says Situation  Is ‘Explosive’   Russian Delegation Expected to Attend Secret Session Today

Soviet Ultimatum ls Detied by  Securl Ly Council   Delegate From Iran Is Invited to Make Statement When Move to Delay Discussion Fails to Pass

Takes Leave After Losing Fight on Iran   Iranian Ambassador Denies Knowledge of Any Agreement With Russia; Terms Situation Within His Country as “Explosive”

‘Explosive Situation’ Cited by Iran Envoy   Russians Plan to Attend Session Today on Procedural Questions

Iranian Official Says Situation Explosive   Moscow Delegate Refuses To Attend Session After Delay Plea Rejected

Byrnes Wins His Point On Hearing Iran Statement   Iranian Ambassador Terms Situation At Home ‘Explosive’; Gromyko To Return Today For Procedural Executive Session

No Agreement With Russia, Tran Contends   Ambassador Heard, SaysU.S.S.R. Stated SomeTroopsloStay

tran Issue Delay Gets But 2 Ayes   Qavam Envoy Says Homeland Situation Now Is Explosive

Bolt Comes After ‘Reds Lose. Heated Battle Over Iran   Council Hears Iranian Delegate Assert : Russian Tr roops Still i in 1 His Country  ao o1ewe i. ee

Polish delegate — says action was not a withdrawal   Spokesman says soviets will attend Thursdav’s session

Russ Delegate Quits Meeting After Decision   Iran's Ambassador Terms Situation in Homeland “Explosive’——Soviets to Attend Session of the UNO Council Today

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Gromyko Loses Fight To Postpone Consideration Of Iranian Question   Russians May Attend Routine Closed Ses— sion Today. Ala Describes Situation In Iran As Explosive. Poland Votes With Russia..

NO AGREEMENT REACHED WITH REDS BY IRAN   Russian Proposals Too Harsh To Be Accepted,  Envoy Declares   P”ACE THREATENED DELEGATE CONTENDS

CHARGE SPAIN IS MENACE TO WORLD PEACE   Arraignment of Franco Regime Submitted To UN Council

U.N. Receives Bulky Charges  Against Franco   Spanish Republicans Submit Report to Secretary-General

Two Men Flee State Prison   Use Pipe With Hook To Scale High Wall

LEADERS IGNORE NEW GM PARLEY   Thomas, Wilson Stay Away As Mediation Goes On

Britain Fighting To Aid Rehabilitation Of Reich   Apathy, Scarcity Of Food Blight Germany

Se cece  PETITION CALLING FOR REPEAL OF 3.2 BEER ACT FILED  i it a ani feet Sells

COUNTRY FACES MEAT FAMINE   ® Meanwhile, Senate Ready To Act on OPA Bill Retaining Price Controls

Meat Outlool Continues to Grow Worse   Virtual Famine for Most of Nation Reported Wednesday

one oe 8 ee ae Meat Supply May Get Worse; Output Drops To All-Time Low

Heat Famine ncreases in ost of Nation   Hold Cattle From Market Pending  Action on OPA Bill   Livestock Owners

A VIRTUAL MEAT FAMINE IN FRESH MEAT IS REPORTED   There Is No Indication of Immediate Relief, It Is Said.   MOST OF THE NATION   Senate Prepares to Act on House-Approved Compromise OPA Bill.

Packing Plants Facing Complete Shutdown Soon   OPA Price Controls, Retained By House, Blamed For Crisis

Meat Famine Sweeps Over  Entire U. S.   No Indications Of Immediate Relief; OPA Blamed By Packers

Littl Fresh Meat Available In Nation ‘With Prediction Of Worse To Come”

—LUCKY TO FIND COLD CUTS— Nation Facing Virtual Famine In Fresh Meat

Many Sectors Renort No Fresh Cuts Available   PACKERS BLAMING OPA CONTROLS FOR U. S. SHORTAGE

NO RELIEF SEEN IN MEAT FAMINE   SUPPLY TO BE LESS IF OPA COMPROMISE PASSES PACKERS SAY

Nation Faces Meat Shorfage   Some Meat Packers On West Coast Face Complete Shutdown of Packing~ Houses

Fresh Meat Scarcity Continues   Packers Split On Effect OPA Bill Approval Would Have

No Relief Seen in U.S. Meat Famine   If Controls Rernain, Supply ‘Will Get Even Worse,‘’’ Some Packers Declare

Most Of Nation Has Little Or No Fresh Meat  Packers Blame  Dusen Caslimae

MEAT FAMINE FACES NATION   Holdup Of Cattle Laid Tt OPA Indecision

Famine in Fresh Meat  Forecast   Packers Says New OPA Bill to Make Shortage Worse

Meat Famine Reported Today   No Irdication Of Immediate Relief For National Emercency

Virtual Famine In Fresh Meat Sweeps Nation   ‘No Immediate Relief; Anger Mounts Over Compromise OPA Bill

Meat Famine Nation-Wide   Some Say It Will Be  Worse, Others Better, After OPA Fate Fixed

Virtual Famine in Fresh Meat Exists Throughout Nation   Some Packers Declare Situation Will “Get Even Worse” Soon

Meat Famine Increasing In Country   Spokesman for Packers Says No Relief Is in Sight Very Soon

"Virtual Meat Famine Grips Nation As Officials See No Quick Relief: South Reported Hardest Hit; Black Market Stock Low

NATION NEARLY WITHOUT MEAT   No Relief Expected While Fate Of OPA Remains In Doubt

MEAT FAMINE PLAGUES U.S.   No Indications of Early End Seen by Packers

Senate Drive To Beat OPA  . Substitute Bill   Wherry Leads Senators Who Urge Lifting Meat ° Ceilings “Sunday Neihit      Nation Faces Virtual Meat Fam ine,  - Packers Claim Supply To Worsen If OPA Meat Ceilings Continued

Meat Famine Hits Entire Nation as  OPA Row Brews  Packing Plants Are Idle; Only Black

Bruce Renudiates Nelson Statement   Statement That the Army Tried to Run Economy Challenged Tuesday

Bruce Repudiates Criticism Of Army By Donald Nelson  ASF Materiel Directo Tabac Dan Al ’Arcaonal

TRUMAN MAY CANCEL TRIP TO PHILIPPINES   Press Of Official Business “May Alter Plans

President Not Likely To Make Far Fast Trip   Proposed Visit To Philip pines Appears To Have Been Sidetracked By Strikes   ROXAS ARRIVES IN WASHINGTON

PUBLIC SERVICES ARE PARALYZED BY ROCHESTER STRIKE    City Manager Distnisses  Workers; Union Charges  ' EO be it Decent

RUSSIA OBJECTS 10 U.S, POLICY IN JAPAN   Piaims Hirohito Given Tot Mue’n Freedom

BIRTH OF QUADS HAS GENERATED MEDICAL PUZZLE   Doctors Uncertain  They’re Identical Or Four Single Babies

BALTIMORE'S QUADS PUZZLE 10 PHYSICIANS   Whether They’re Four Single Babies Or Sets Of Twins Is Mystery

Puzzle Posed By New Quads      May be Single Babies o1 One or More Sets of Twins

 Rape Victim Reaffirms Charge   Throat Healed Enough To Talk, Names Grocer

ROSALIE TELLS ABOUT ATTACK   LITTLE GIRL ABLE TO TALK TO OFFICERS

7-YEAR OLD AGAIN POINTS.  OUT ATTACKER  ‘Detroit Girl, Now . Able to Talk,

i cae  CALLS FILM IN TRIAL FAILURE   President Of War Crimes Tribunal In Japan Raps Showing

Drive to Clinch Exemptions for Meat, Dairy Item:   Republican Strategy is To Seck House Vote npon Each Decentrelled Hem

SFEK TO BAN CEILINGS ON MEAT, MILK   Republicans to Get Behind Campaign to Make Certain Controls Will Not Go Into Measure Reviving the OPA.

Senators Launch Exemption Drive In OPA Extender  Confere ‘@ Gro oup May eae

TAFT MEASURE IS DEFEATED BY TIE   Administration Leaders Are Worried Over Outcome   Pulled To Keep Controls Off Meat, Poultry, Milk, Petroleum

OPA Revival Act Gets More Changes   Drive Also Is Started To Clinch All  Earlier Exemptions

Senate Nudges OPA Revival Act Toward Passage  GOP Drive tt  nen Froamntionc

SURAMBLE TD STRANGLE OPA GAINS POWER   Administration Worried by Plan to Kill Controls in Conference.

GOP Backing New Campaiar On Measure   House Vote On Decontrols Objective

Exemptions For Meaf, Milk And Other ltems Gain Favor In OPA Discussions

Tait Appears To Be Winning Fight on OPA   House Forced To Vote on Exemptions: Strikes Spread

Bridges  Seeking To Keep OffBans   Republicans Drive Hard To Shape Up OPA Bill

Power Campaign        Gatheri ing Steam          rious: ‘Decontrals  ‘Ordered By The Senate

Measure To Revive OPA Is Due for Conference; Last Barrier Is Removed

PLAN LAID OUT FOR HOUSE OX. ON EXEMPTIONS   Graduated Rent Increases Fail To Win Support In Upper Chamber

Senate Nudges New OPA Bill ‘Toward Vote   Drive On To Clinch Amendments for Meat, Milk, Other Items

Battle Over OPA Complicated by Local Attacks   Regional Price Rule Fights Delay Final Shawdoawn Vote

Wherry Plans Amendment Guaranteeing Wholesalers Mark-l ps   Drive To Restore  OPA Is Delayed   Solons Fight To Clineh Ex emptions Voted On Meat, Poultry and Milk

CEILINGS OFF FEED GRAINS   An Amendment Drafted By Senator Bridges and Others.   Bend Controls Over Wheat and Other Grains for Some Use.

Republicans Would Force House To Vote on Various Decontrols Already Ordered by the Senate

Taft's Objective Is to Compel House to Vote Specifically on Each of Various Decontrols; Administration Worried Over Outcome _

Launch Drive fo Block Ceilings On Feed Grains   Senate Delays Final Vote on OPA Revival; Tightens Exemptions

MANY ITEMS ARE EXEMPT IN NEW CONTROL BILL   Measure Will Have To Go To Conference Committee After Senate Completes Action.

Power Drive To Clinch Exemptions For Meat, Milk Gains Supporters

Propose Ban. On Control Of Wheat. Feeds   Wherry Amendment Would Guarantee Retail ers Markuns. Discounts... ©

New England Senators In Drive To Keep Ceiling — Price Off Grain For Feed

Ban Sought On Feed Grains   New Englanders Into Action; Senate Action On OPA Bill Is Delayed

Senate Nudges OPA Revival Bill Forward   Barkley Plan For Average 1940 Profit Withstands Attack By Taft Forces

SENATE GROUP SEEKS TO LIFT FEED CEILINGS   GOP Group Moves to Clinch Curbs on  Price Control

GOP Seeks To Clinch Decontrols   New Move to Take Grain Ceilings  Off as Bill Moves Toward Passacde

OPA Measure Gutted By New Exemption Plan   MEAT, MILK AND MAN\ ITEMS OUT FROM CONTROLS

AMENDMENT ON MARKUPS DUE FOR OPA BILL   Senator Wherry Plans to Offer Proposal for Wholesalers, Retailers

Bill To Revive OPA Is Nearing A Showdown   ‘Drive On To Exempt Meat, Milk And Sundry Other Items After Taft Amendment Killed; GOP Aims To Force House Vote

HOUSE BALLOT ON DECONTROLS TO BE SOUGHT   Taft Proposal Defeated by Tie Vote; Other Amendments Given Approval

DRIVE LAUNCHED FOR HOUSE VOTE ON DECONTROLS   GOP SENATORS GET BEHIND MOVEMENT HEADED BY TAFT

SENATORS FIGHT PRICE CEILINGS ON FEED GRAIN   New England Leaders Would Retain Controls on Flour And Cereals

Sen. Bridges Drafts New OPA Rider   Final Vote On Revival Bill Delayed For Cleanuv Of Other Matters.

6. 0. P. Pushes Drive fo Keep Controls Off   Seeks to Force House To Vote Specifically On Various Decontrols Ordered by Senate

Administration Worried Over OPA Outeome   Republicans Behind Campaign to Compel House Vote on Each Decontrol Measure

Senate Acts To Push OPA Bill Through   Measure Would Carry Exemptions For Meat, Milk and Other Items

EXEMPTION OF FEED GRAINS BEING SOUGHT      New England Senators Ask fo1 Ban’ on Controls in Latest  Broadside at OPA   REPUBLICANS GETTING BEHIND NEW ATTACKS

OPA BILL IN DOUB]   New England Senators Would Keep Ceilings Off Feed Grains

APPROVAL MAY MEAN SECOND TRUMAN VETO   Tie Ballot Throws Taft Objections Overboard On Profit Margins

Administration is Fearful Over OPA’s  Fate in Conference   Power Drive to Clinch Control! Exemptions Gains in Senate

—PRICE CONTROLS. Open Drive To Exempt Food Prices  New Strategy Is Unfolded By GOF

Staging Power Drive To Clinch  “Exemptions”   Move Gathers Momentiim * ‘As Senate Nudges Re- vival Bill Taward  - Prasnee

Push More OPA Bans      Drive To Keep Price Ceilings Off Feed Grains, And To Guar. antee 1940 Markups

SENATE STARTS BACKING NEW OPA PROVISIONS   Seek House Approval of Decontrols; Taft Amendment Fails by Tie Vote

Tie Vote Beats Senator Taft's Amendment   Power Drive To Clinch Price Control Exemptions For Meat And Milk Pushed

GOP Drives to Clinch Bans on  Price Controls   Taft Profit Proposal De.  feated by Tie Vote,  40 to 40

Would Cut Other Items From OPA   Senate Nudges OPA Revival Bill Toward  Passage

Latest OPA Amendment. Would Bar Price Control Of Grain Used for Stock

Power Drive on to Clinch Exemptions   Taft Maps Strategy for GOP Campaign; Bill Nears Passage

WOULD APPLY ONLY T0 FEED   Other Restrictions Shape Up as Senate Delays Final Action

British Accused Of Interference   Poles Say British Note on Election Was “Taking Sides”

Britain Accused  of Interference   Gold Reserves Will Not Be Released

Poles Complain Against Britain  Cry Interference In Election Issue

British Criticism  Of Poland Stands   Still Contends Free  Elections Not Held

POLES CHARGE BRITAIN WITH INTERFERENCE   Polish Gold Will Be Held In London Till Free Vote Assured

Luxury Flier Hurtles From  Rails; 40 Hurt   Streamliner Wrecked Near New Orleans: Cause Not Determined

Streamliner Leaves Rails: Forty Injured   i inti  Flier Derailed 31 Miles  from New Orleans  Destination

Engineer, Two: Truckmen Killed As Train-Transport Truck Collide In Oklahoma

US Opposes Rec Ambifions in Dardanelles   Support to Be Given Turk Rejection of Demands

Russia’s Demands For Share (Of Control Of Dardanelles  Is Flatly Rejected By U.S.

CONTINUE SEARUA FOR MARINE PLAN   32 Persons Aboard Trans: port Missing Since Yesterday.

MARINE PLANE WITH 32 ABOARI LOST ON COAST   Transport Disappears  Tuesday On Flight to Seattle

MISSING MARINE PLANE I$ HUNTED   Ship Has 32 Aboard; 22 Die In Crash in Japan

Plane With 32 Aboard  Disappears   Military, Civilian Aircraft Fly Over Storm-Lashed Area Seeking Big Transport

14,000 Remain Idle At Timken Bearing Plant For 34th Day   Chairman Claims Buckeye Telephone Employes Will Not Cross Picket Lines; Face Charges For Disorders

Debate Reopenes On Plan To Halt Atomic Weapons   Soviet Would Outlaw Production And Use Of Weapons Immediately

Atomic Energy Commissioners Reopen Debate On Soviet Plan   Gromyko To Explain How It Would Stop  Bombs Wanufacture

 Gromyko to Be Questioned at U.N.   Delegates Will Ask How He Would Prevent Tegal Practice

UN, ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION STUDIES RED CONTROL PLANS  PROPOSAL TO OUTLAW PRODUCTION OF BOMB IS UNDER DISCUSSION

Molotov Calls Halt on Peace Meet   Secretary Byrnes Tries To Get European Sessions Set July 15

Byrnes Unsuccessful In Calling European Peace Conference For July 15

PRESIDENT HAS STEEL DISPUTE BACK ON HANDS   Industrialists Demanding Price Increases To Offset Wages

. No Signs Of Break Evident In Steel And Auto Industry Strikes   Lift ing Of Price  Controls Urged   More Than 1,500,000 Now Idle Due To Walkouts And Shutdowns

BID $14 FOR COPY OF DOAN OUTLAW BOOK  Rare Copy of Book : Disposed  Of at Public  ICO. HISTORIES SOLD

‘Cont, on page 2 — Troutman  WALTON LEAGUE TO  ‘GET CHARTER IN WASHINGTON

lowans Planning Public Projects  13 Million May Be Spent Next 4 Years

APPLICATIONS FOR FWA FUNDS SHOW PUBLIC WORKS BOOM   Half Billion  Dollars Worth Indicated For Ill. In 4 Years

ILLINOIS CITIES PLAN NEW WORKS   OBTAIN FEDERAL AID TO PLAN EXTENSIVE BUILDING PROGRAM

State Building Plan Totals $411,990,406 Over Next 4 Years   Half Are Approved Now By FWA; Parks Lead In Early Planning

SELF DENIAL IS TRUMAN'S PLEA   President Says He Has Invoked All Food Measures He Can; Asks People To Help.

POLICE CLEAR ~ BLOCKED ROAD      THOUSAND AUTOS USED BY STRIKERS TQ... BLOCKADE APPROAC ILE. TO PUANE =PEA

Lockheed Constellation Ban Expected To Be Off In September: Remodel Ship:

Lie Detector Test Planned Tn Murder Case   Hagerstown Cabbie Held For Questioning fu Death Of Girl; Conftiet In Dates Checked

e To Use Lie Detector On Taxi Driver   Hagerstown Man To Be Asked About His Actions At Time Of Girl’s Slaving

Missouri Gridmen On Meatless Diet  Training Table Dropped, Players on Own in Getting  Evenina Adcale

Missouri Gridmen On Meatless Diet  Training Table Dropped, Players on Own in Gettine

Heavy Rainfal Is Continuing In Some Areas   Twenty Families  Saved At Kenedy Ac Crack Ricec

Heavy Rains Bring Flood Warnings  South Texas Area  "Guadalupe and ( Other  tumwee Drier   Guadalupe and Other Rivers Rising With Downfal! Continuing

Guadalupe River Residents Given Flood Warning   Continuing Rains May Cause Overflow in 48 Hours; Other Rivers Hig!

4.56 Inches Of Rain Falls  In Victoria   Cuero Inhabitants Living Near River Teld to Move Out

OPA Suspends Price -Control Of Foods   Many Vegetables, Canned Fruit And Toys Among Articles Listed

OPA LIFTS PRICE CONTROL ON TEMS   Suspend Prices On Toys and Additional Minor Food Items.

Many Topics Are Discussed at  Veterans Meet Wheeler, Mansfield Gen. Merrill Are Main Speakers

Many Topics Are Discussed ai  Veterans Meet Wheeler, Mansfield.   Wheeler, Mansfield. Gen. Merrill Are Main Speakers

CANADA FIRE. ~_ FATAL 10-14          NINETEEN OTHERS: JURED WHEN FLAMES “SWEPT ~

Canadian Hotel  Fire Cause Of Eleven Death:   Nineteen Injured In Hote Disaster At Saskatoon In Canada Sunday

Kerr to Get Into State Campaign   With Radio Address Oct. 10; Rayburn to Speok

 ial e Cease Talking ‘Depression,’  Snyder Warns   Claims Nation Now Experiencing Record Prosperity

DEPRESSION TALK IS HIT BY SNYDER    TREASURY CHIEF CALLS FOR   RESTRAINTS ON HARD  TIMES PSYCHOLOGY.

Secretary Snyder Warns the Nation Against Depression   Says U. S. Experiencing Greatest Period of Prosperity

MANY OFFICES “AT STAKE AT THE COMING PRIMARY   Battle Shaping, ‘Up For’ Missouri’s 13 Congressional Seats. :   FILING ENDS MIDNIGHT   Senatorial Seat Formerly  Held By President Truman. at Stake.

Batfle Royal ts Shaping Up for State’s 13 Congressional Seats   Filings By Candidates For August-6 Primary Close: at: Midnight With Race for Senate Seat. Formerly Held by President: Truman:a Highlight

Battle Royal For Control of  State Offices   Final Day for Candidates to Make Filings

In Blast At Britain   Pravda Says “Velvet Curtain” Hides Misdeeds in Many Areas

INDUSTRY AND LABOR READY FOR BATTLE.   Wage Boosts Without Price Increases Leading Issue

GIO. PLANNING DEMANDS FOR ~ HIKES IN PAY       BTERLWORKERS T]} LEAD. OFF IN: NEW SERIES OF Dig——PUTES -EARLY-NEXT———-

LABOR READY FOR BATTLE   Wage Boosts Without Price Increases Leading Issue

INDUSTRY AND LABORSQUART OFF FOR BATTLE   CIO President Fires Opening  Gun For Raise

NEW FIGHT ON WAGES WATCHED   Industrial Leaders Claim Cl0’s Report On Big Raise Fallacy

RITES SET MONDAY FOR OHIO JURIST   Judge Roy Williams’ Dies Suddenly of Heart Attack

Moslems Seek Separate State   League Bolts From British C€Cahinet Proposals

Moslem League Of India Turns Down: i Independence Plan   Withdraws Acceptance of British Plan: and Calls. for’ Action to’ Secure “Moslem State. — :

Moslems Reject British Offer   ‘Direct Action’ for Pakistan ts Urged

Moslems Back Out   Withdraw Acceptance Of British Proposal For Indian Freedom

Moslems Reject Plan Situation Is Tense   Propose Program Of Direct Action in Order To Achieve independence

MOSLEMS TURN BACK ON OFFER   Reject British Independence Plan And Order Program Of “Direct Action.”

MOSLEMS PUT VETO ON BRITISH PROPOSAL   Policy Council Asks ‘Direct Freedom Action

MOSLEMS TURN DOWN BRITAIN’S INDIA PLAN   League Tells Committee To Press Independent State

Moslem Council Rej jects Proposal   Says All Ways For Peaceful Settlement Over India Freedom Unsuccessful

Moslems Ask Independant India State   Withdraws Support Of British Plan

Moslems Demand Their Own State   Withdraws Acceptance Of British Cabinet Mission Proposals

Moslem League Policy Forming Group Withdraws Acceptance of Plans for Independence of India

MAY OCCUPY JAPAN 10 TC 90 YEARS   Far Eastern ‘Commission Urges Long Occupation

URGE A LONG OCCUPATION FOR JAPAN   Some Members of Fai Eastern Commission Favor Allied Control of 10 to 20 Years to Insure Peaceful Future.

New Greek Official To Join UNO Talks   Forecast ‘Little Balkans’ If Jap Occupation Ends Too Soon

Congressional Action To Curt Strikes Asked   Byrd Asks Truman To Call Special Session To Deal With Lewis

Clamor to Call Congress  Parley Grows   Lawmakers Request Special Session To Counter Lewis

Most Ideal Weather Is  Big Factor  Sunday Crowd toe Hear Fisenhower

Most Ideal Weather Is Big Factor  Sunday Crowd to  Shea Bieontnnwast

Bla: MANCHURIAN INDUSTRIAL AREA STRIPPED BY REDS   Machinery Taken Out by Trainload—Grabbing Extends to Coal Mines and Giant Power Dams.   ENTIRE STEEL PLANT INCLUDED IN BOOTY   Chinese Say Restoration Will Require 3 Years—District  Regarded by Russians as Threat.

Chinese Declare Reds Afraid Of World Opinion   Will Pull Out After Mines And Dams Are Picked Clean: Fuel Shortage Seen

Says Reds, Fearing World Opinion, To Pull Out After 'Phickine Manchuria Clean

Why Witches Roam Country On Hallowe’en   Youngsters’ Pranks Live Up To Ancient Spirit Of Occasion

WHY WITCHES REIGN ON HALLOWE’EN      KIDDIES HERE AWAIT HALLOWE'EN  wre rit so uae TY Tr ¢ ®... Far. Ct...8@.... 7... 4.3%...   Lions Club, Moose Plan Parties; No Serious Vandalism

Pranks of Youngsters Live Up to Ancient Legends, Halloween Spirit

JAP DIET SESSION IS BROKEN UP BY FIGHT   Heckling, Fist Fight Enliven Plenary Meeting

Fist Fights Mark First Diet Session   Heckling Leads To General Disorder

DIET SESSION WILD AFFAIR   FIST FIGHTS AND GENERAL DISORDERLY CONDUCT FEATURE MEETING OF JAP  . PARLIAMENT

Jap Envoy Asked Recall From Washington Post  Letter Will Be Introduced ©

Jap Envoy Asked Recall From Washington Post   Letter Will Be Introduced in War Trials

State's First Gray Baby Beer Triplets Found in Woods To Be Filmed for School

Praises Soviets For Merger of Fighting Forces   Knows of No Pact Allowing Removal of Machinery

CLINTON MAN ~ SHOT TO DEATH   Argument Over Card Game Ends in Slaying

TOWAN: KILLED IN SHOOTING   Another, Wounded in Card Game Quarrel

New York To Ballot Tuesday  Dewey Injected Into Congressional Fight

{Palestine And Nacogdoches Areas Hit  [Four Killed, 88 Hurt \In Texas Tornadoes.

Texas Tornadoes  “ill 7; Injure 88   Palestine, Nacogdoches. Decatur Are Struck

Four Killed, 31 Injured  In Tornado   Texas Gale Strike: In-Palestine Area; Relief Organized

Shawnee and Warren Students Top Girls As Na-ton High School Boy Is Winner

SHOWS DEAL WITH RUSSIA   Soviet Nation Asked Certain Concessions  For Aid in War

Stalin Given 3 Concessions To Enter War   Soviets Agree to Fight Japs in Return for Kurile {sles

SECRET PACT AT YALTA IS NOW REVEALED   Reds Exacted 3 Trades From Roosevelt And Churchill Before Entering War

Stalin Exactet Three Major Concessions  At Yalta   Secret Pact Signed  By F-.D.R., Churchill In Return for Entry OF Russia into War

ncessions to  in Disclosed   ext of Secret: Pact ued for First Time

SECRET PACT GIVES RUSSIA KURILE ISLES   Other Concessions By FDR, Churchill At Yalta Revealed

Stalin Won 3 Concessions on Entering War   Secret Pact Reveals Conditions Exacted  From FD. Churchill

Concessions Made To Stalin by FDR Are Made Public   Text Reveals Price Paid by U. 8. to Get Russia Against Japs

ALTA PACT IS REVEALED   Russians “Handed” Kuriles As Concession For Fighting Japs .

Herman Becker: Died Tuesday Of Heart Attack   ‘Was Prominent In Civic Affairs And  Business Circles

Herman Becker  Died Tuesday Of Heart Attack   Was Prominent In   Was Prominent In Civic Affairs And  Business Circles

Scrap Metal Is Urgently Needed   Two Million Tone Are Needed in Next Six Months

UNO COUNCIL GETS SECOND MAJOR TEST   Russia Protests British Army Activity In Greece

McNarney Renews Reich Demands As Trouble Grows   Looting and Attacks On U. S. Soldiers Cited  By Zone Commander

Attacks on U. S. Troops, Hunger Shows  Reich Need: Unification  Tn oe ee ea ee ee   McNarney Renews Demand for Economic Plan

M’NARNEY URGES GERMANY BE RUN AS ECONOMIC UNIT   Declares Hunger and Increasing Attacks on U. S. Troops   $Show Need for Such  Action.   RUSSIA AND FRANCE BLOCK PROPOSED PLAN   American Occupation Zone Beset With Five Major Problems Due to Present Setup.

McNarney Asks Unity  Way ee Wt. TI... OH   Wants Potsdam Pact Wholly Fulfilled

URGES UNITY FOR GERMANY   Attacks on U. S. Troops Is Blamed by McNarney On Lack on Unification

Administration Of Germany as Unit Is Asked   Gen. McNarney Says Lack of Unification Results in Disorders

.conomic Unit Rule in Reich Plea Renewed      »S. Commander Demande Potsdam Agreement Re Cakeind sik.

NO CHANGE IN COAL STRIKE   Nothing New in Situation, White House Says Today

NO PEACE HOPES IN COAL STRIKE   Union and Management Reported Standine Pat

Back of the Headlines  UN Action on Franco Ruie Sets Important Preeedent

France’s Governmental Crisis} Possibly ‘ Solved by An  nouncement; Communists  Bid Fails.

FRENCH SOCIALIST AGREES-T0 BECOME CHIEF IF CHOSEN   - ANNOUNCEMENT FROM GOUIN CLEARS WAY FOR ENDING CRISIS

MAY AGREE ON GOUIN   Three Parties in France Would Back Him for President

Crisis Is Near End In France   Socialist Leader Says ‘He Would Accept Presidency

Compromise Seen As Solution In French Crisis  Socialist Gouin Read To Be Candidate For De Gaulle’s Office

SOCIALIST MIGHT RULE IN FRANGE    Felix Gouin New Aspirant To Succeed De Gaulle; Reds Like Him

RECORD IS SET BY V-2 ROCKET   German ~ Missile (Coes Up 104 Miles In Army Test

V-2 ROCKET SOARS TO RECORD HEIGH)   Missile Fired in New Mexico by Army Rises to Altitude of 104 Miles.

ATOMIC TEST — ON AIRPLANES 1S SCHEDULED   AIR FORCES TO LEARN EFFECT _ OF EXPLOSION BY SERIES ' OF EXPERIMENTS

Radio-Controlled B-17’s to Be Used In Pacific Tests of Atomic Bombs

BULGAR REVOLT PLAN DISCLOSED   Large Number of Army Officers Indicted

Government Acts  To Help Hauling   Freight Car Scarcity Hurts Reconversion

Admit It, Still Don't Like It   Generals Resent Press Criticism of Misconduct Of Gl’s in Philippines

PIPELINE, SIGNAL BOX ARE BLASTED   Hunger Strike Started. By Jews at Latrun in Sympathy With Protest

SUCH DEMANDS COME FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE   Restaurant Industry to Ask Removal of Price Controls

Meat Ceiling Petition Made   Priority Orders Issued by Army as Crisis Continues

Allies Satisfied With Election Held In Japan   Results Show Coalition _ Must Be Formed To Establish Majority

Liberal Party Has Lead in Jap Election   Allied Sources Indicate Satisfaction Over Free Balloting

Jap Election Trend Proves Conservative  “MacArthur Reticent While H Heavy

Conservatives Roll Up Majorities In First Free Japanese Election

ALLIES An PLEASED WITH JAP VOTING —      Communists Drop Farther Back as Count Proceeds

School Group Divided Over Amount... .  Teachers From This Area In Charlotte To Demand Pay Hike Of 40 Percent

Use U. S. Zone as Way Station  Mec Narne ey Pr rote sts  , ee a a hy

GERMAN U. S. ZONE NOT WAY-STATION TO PALESTINE   Gen. McNarney Predicts Displaced Persons Would Cost American Taxpayers,   $80 MILLION A YEAR   This Would Be After the UNRRA Suspends Operations.

VETS DEMANDING HOUSING GATHER AT SPRINGHELD   Meet in Lower Chamber of Legislature and Call for Action by Assembly   SPECIAL SESSION URGED/   State Program of Four Main Points Is Sought by Heads of One Group

Boston Goes Ahead in Series Two'to One; York's Homer Chinches Game   DAVE FERRISS WINNING PITCHER IN SHUTOUT

ST. LOUIS HELD 0 6 SAFE HITS BY BOO FERRISS   Rudy York Homers in First Inning With Two Men On

York's 3-Run Homer Thrills Boston Crowd   Ferriss Limits St. Louis Club Ta 6 Safeties

Red Sox Take Third Game Of Series 4-0 From Cards;  York’s Home Run Decisive

Sox Win 4 to 0; 1 Game Ahead In World Series   Rudy York’s Sensational 400-Foot Home Run in First Inning With Two on Aid: Dave Ferris in Conquering Cards

Red Sox Shui Out  Cardinals   York’s Three Run Homer Puts Boston Out in Front in  1946 World Series

York Hits Three Run Homer ‘in 1s  To Defeat Cards   WORLD SERIES (THIRD GAME)  ‘ RHE "St. Louis (NL) 906 000 000—0 6 1 Boston (AL)_. 300 006 Gix—¢ 3 @

York Is A Hero: Again   Second’ Home Run Coupled. With Shutout By Ferriss Wins  For. Boston, 4-0.   PLAY. BY PLAY

SCORE 3 RUNS IN FIRST INNING ON HOMERUN BY YORK   ‘BOO’ FERRIS BESTS DICKSON ON MOUND, ALLOWING SIX HITS

Red Sox Capture Third Game. Of World Series   Dave (Boo) Ferriss Pitches Six-Hit Job to Turn Cardinals Back in First Game at Boston; York's Homer in First Is Bia Red Sox Blow

York Home Rur Decisive Blow   Ferriss Sets Down Cards With 6 Hits

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Red Sox Blank Cardinals 4-0 In Third Game  York Drives in 3 Runs With Homer

Boo Ferriss Shuts Out  Cardinals   York’s First Inning Home Run Drives in Winning Scores; Cards Threaten Briefly in Ninth

Red Sox Win 4 to 0 Tilt Today   York Homers in First; Ferris Is Winning Hurler

BOSTON WINS THIRD SERIES GAME, 4100   York’s Home Run in First With Two On Gives Red Sox Edge All the Way Behind Ferriss’ Six-Hit Pitching.

Anniversary Of  D-Day Is Observed   Special Ceremonies Held Throughout France Today On Invasion Anniversary

TRIBUTES ARE PAID BY FRENCH ON ANNIVERSARY OF LANDINGS   SPECIAL CEREMONIES HELD IN ‘HONOR OF TROOPS WHO SMASHED INTO “FORTRESS EUROPE”

COMMITTEE T0 SUGGEST STATE ADOPT WAYNE U   Legislative Body Recommends University Be Taken Over

Gen. McAuliffe Gives Some  Conclusions on Bikini Test   Sees Dugouts or Tanks Protecting Soldiers From Atomic Blast

ATOMIC BOMB UNHARMFUL TO HEAVIER GEAR   Tests Show Dugout And Tank Will Protect A Soldier In Action

Tests Reveal Soldiers In Dugouts, ‘Tanks Can Weather Atomic Blast

General McAuliffe Reports Dugout Or Tank Would Protect Soldiers Against Atom Bomb

att NEW PAY UEMANDS IF COSTS ZOO   Dairymen Say Restoration of Ceilings Would Renew Black Market.

Final Hearing For Decontrol Board Is Set   Boost In Living Costs To Bring »>New Complaint:

Administration Uraes Ceilings Back On Foods   Failure Will Bring On New Wage Demand:

ADMINISTRATION WARNS OF NEW WAGE DEMANDS   Food Prices May Force Labor to Ask Higher Wares

Final Hearing Set on Prices   Administration Asks Ceilings Restoration

Price Decontro!  Board [s Given  Warning By OPA   Sees Revision Wage Program In Future

INEW HIGH WAGES SEEN WITHOUT PRICE CONTROLS   Say Wage Control Policies Would Have To Be Revicad

CIO PREPARES TO SEEK HIGHER SCALE OF WAGES   Administration Warns OPA That Demand Will Come

OPA BOAR FACE DEMANDS FOR WAGE RAISE   ‘Warn Failure To Restore Price Controls May Cause Such Demand

WARNING ISSUED   Administration Sees Demands For New Wage Hikes.

DECONTROLLERS HEAR WARNING      ® Administration Tells Board New Wage Demands May Be Made

Price Board Is Urged To Restore Controls on Essential Food items

Prices Upped. for: 20 Classifications Consumer Goods   Warn of Wage Demand if OPA Food Ceilings. Are Denied

Typhoon Hits lwo Jima Damaging 85 Per Cent Of Buildings on Island

OVERWORK WAS MEANS OF DEATH   NAZIS OELIBERATELY PLOTTED MASS KILLINGS

FOR SUCCESSOR ON GOP TICKET   arty Convention to Select Nominee to Fill Vacancy

GREEK SECURITY ~YINUN PLEDGED -BVULS ENVAN   But Nation's Claim to Land Along Bulgarian Border Will Not Be Backed   POINTS TO PEACE SETUP   Ambassador Caffrey Asserts United Nations Machinery ts Best Guarantee

U.S. Pledges Aid To Greece in  Case of Attack   Yugoslavia Demands Withdrawal of U. § Shins, British Troops From Balkan Area

U.S.Gives Pledge To Aid Greeks   American Ambassado: Says UN Obligations Will Be Fulfilled

GIVE AID AGAINST AGRESSIVE NATIONS /OIVE AID AGAINST ALL AGGRESSIVE NATIONS

U. S. Pledges To Help Greece   Caffrey Gives Promise During Debate On  Bulgarian Pact

U.S. ASSURES GREECE AID IF ATTACKED   Pecce Conference Debates Bulgarian Peace Treaty

Security In UN Stressed By Caffrey   Ambassador Says Mor Power In UN Than  In “Strategic Reetification” Plan.

. WILL BACK IP PLEDGE 10 FREEK NATION   security Against Aggressors Vowed; Slavs Ask Removal Of Troops

UL S. ASSURES GREEKS IT WILL SUPPORT U. N   Caffey Says Greece Security Will Be Protected

Battle Rages In Manchuria   Chinese Communists Cut Vital Railway In Counter-Attack on Nationalists

Communists in ‘Manchuria \Counterattack   Vital Nationalists Railway Line Severed in Fight

Communists in Manchuria Counterattack  Vital Nationalists Railway Line  _ i  .  e me

‘Draft keeps tab on all veterans’  Johnson urges short life for eolertine sernice’s authority

Extension Of Draft Is Hil   Senator Says Administration Wants Control of Discharges

Johnson Charges Administration Wants fo Keep Draft Law Alive So Ii Can Keep ‘Finger on Every Man Discharged From the Army or Navy’

Draft Advocates Would Recall Vets,  Declares Senator   Sees Move to Keep “Hold Finger’ On Every Man Discharged

Robson Wins Indianapolis Auto Race   Los Angeles Speedster Takes 500-Mile Event In Narrowed Field

Robson Wins Automobile Race   Los Angeles Driver Emerges Winner in Specdway Classic.

Auto Chiseling Exposed  Various Tricks Are Usec To Evade Price Ceilings   If You Are Going To Make A Deal, Here Are Some Things To Keep In Mind About Requlations And Violation Penalties

Congressional Disputes Delay Adjournment  World Court And Payroll Tax Fights,

Congress May Change Plans Ic Adjourn Friday   World Court and Social Security issues Not Settied

MAY NOT ADJOURN YET      Congress Has Two Legislative Disputes to Settle First

May Not Quit Yet   Legislative Disputes Threaten to Hold Congress Past Friday

Labor Union Urges Mayor, Counci To Increase Pay of Fire Fighters

Decide Atomic Control Under ‘Civilian Heads   But Director of Military Application to Come From Armed Forces

Ail- Civilian Atom Control Board Voted   Senate And House Conferces Reported Agreed On This Plan

Committee Agrees On Atomic Board  Commission To Be Of Civilians Only

ALL CIVILIANS ON ATOM BODY   Conferees Agree to Bar Military Men

CIVILIANS WILL GET ATOM CONTROL UNDER COMMITTEE'S ‘PLAN   ‘ COMPROMISE WOULD RULE OUT MILITARY

CoEETS FAVOR JAN. CONTROL ro ATOMIC ENERGY      Agree Group Should Be Entireh ’ Civilans; Agreement Represents Compromise

Conferees Favor Civilian Control Of Atomic Energy  House Gets Ready To Provide Funds

CIVILIANS WILL GET ATOM CONTROL UNDER COMMITTEE’S PLAN  PACH HMeasICel TET re   COMPROMISE WOULD RULE OUT MILITARY ON NATIONAL BODY

Conferees Agree On Full Civilian Control of Atom   Compromise Reached By Joint House-Senate Group on Legislation

‘Senate And House Groups Ask Civilian  Control Of Atomic Energy Commission

J House-Senate Conferee: Agree Atom Commissiar  Should Be Civilians

PANEL RULES OUT MILITARY   Atom Control. To “Be Under ‘Civilians. Only

Kidnaper Frees lllinois Woman After Six Hours   Attractive Doctor's Wife Abducted From Home at Dixon

POLICE HOLD SUSPECT IN_CASE "Mysterious Abduction, Return Of Illinois Woman Investigated

POLICE HOLD. SUSPECT IN CASE. Mysterious Abdi uc ction, Return -Of Illinois Woman Investigated

Illinois Woman FreedUnharmec  By Kidnaper   _ Abducted from Home At Dixon and Forced. To Walk to Farmhouse

‘Pharmacists Accept Cost-Free Vets’ Plan  Pe aan tad Deauidea Erae Pracerintiant. Medicines for Disabled War Veterans

NEW BOMB TEST 4:50 JULY 24TH   Submerged Blast Expected To Hurl Water Column Two Miles High

SET NEW TIME FOR SECOND A-BOMB TEST   Air Rehearsal To Be Held On July 14

HEAD OF ‘OPERATIONS SAYS ~RAINO ACTIVITY MAY DELAY INSPECT.ON FoR ~ DAYS

Second Atom Bomb Test Js Set For July 25   Underwater Test Will Actu ally Take Place On July 24, American  OOS a

MOSCOW BACKS FOOD PROPOSAL   Joins Big 5 in Sponsoring Measures to Relieve World Shrotage.

3,/20 from County Back Home After War Service   More Than 2,000 McKean Residents Still In Services of Their Country: 119 Women Swap Uniforms for Attire of Civilians

3,720 Service Men and Womez l'rom McKean County Are Back Home  Again After Being In Service

Catholies Deny Stepinae Responsibility   Archbishop Wrongl; Charged With Individuals’ Acts

Bishop Innocent, Defense Insists   Stepinac Not to Blame for Acts of Others, Court Told

Back to Work  Movement to Mines Started   Majority of Miners Return to Pits in Compliance With Order of Chieftain

Atomic Control ‘Bill Amended  . Military Man to Be on Commission

House Gives Army Partin Atom Control  Action Override: Senate Decision

House Votes To Seat Military Representatives On Atomic Commission

House Votes to Seat Military ‘On Atom Board   Overrides White House And Senate in 127-96 Vote

BEAT EFFORT TO SIDETRACK ATOMIC BILL   Measure Providing For - Domestic Control Survives Attack

Few Democrats Hold Seats In lowa Assembly  Three Women And A Pair Of Brothers Are Leg-

lowa GOP Scores Assembly Gains  Demecrats Cut to 14 in Two Houses

U.S. Fights U.N. Dun of 50 Percent   Expense Share Allotted Us All Out of Line, Vandenbera Says.

US. Balks At Paying Half Of U.N. Cost   Willing To Assume Quarter—Fights To Keen Headauarters

U.S. Objects To Paying Half of UN   Vandenberg Says 50 Pct. too Much For Us; Urges UN Budaet Economy

UN Secretary Seeks Larger ‘Appropriation   Americans Unwilling To Pay Lion’s Share Of Agency’s Expense.

VANDENBERG PLEADS FOR...” ECONOMY AND INDICATES, AMERICA MIGHT BE WILLING TO PAY QUARTER OF COST:

» U.S. Objects To Dividing U.N. Operating Costs   Would Bear One-Fourth 0 Annual Budget, Conference Is Told; To Stave Ot? Aemament Rare

OTHER SITES OFFERED AS 'UN HOME   Committees Begin Work On Problems

U.S. Balks At Big UN Load   Oppose Paying Fifty Percent of Expense; Economy ‘Urged

U.S. REFUSES TO STAND HALE OF UN EXPENSES   Vandenberg Hits Budget Request Wor 50 Por Cont

U.S. Balks  U.N. Plan on Budget   Vandenberg Makes Plea for Economy; Committees at Work

U.N. SESSION COMMITTEE WORK BEGINS   Controversial Issues Include Spain and Big Five Veto

U.S. ASKED TO PAY HALF UN EXPENSES   Senator Vandenberg Opposes “Gener ous” Move as Shirtsleeve Work Starts.

U. §. Opposes Paving Half O! UN Costs   Sen. Vandenberg Says Estimates on Budget Only Guesses

SOME PAYMENTS SAID TO BE “APPARENTLY TLLEGAL” BY AUDITOR   INDIVIDUAL NAMED HITS BACK WITH CHARGE OF “POLITICS” IN REPORT

‘Illegal’ Payment Of Agriculture Salaries Charged   Ex-Supervisor Named In Report Accuses State Auditor of ‘Politics’

Fifty-Eight Are Sentenced To Hang   U. S. Military Court Issues Sen tences For Concentration f'amop Outrages

58 Nazis fo Die For Atrocities at Mauthausen Prison   Three Others Given Life Sentences by U. S. Military Court’

BOYS SEND TURKE)   News Butchers’ Gift Will Grace the Presiden al Table Today

FOUR KILLED IN HOME FIRE   6 Others Are. Saved When Sunday Blaze Destroys Hollidaysburg Home

“Sta tanley'H ‘Has’ “Speaker Job   Harmonious Caucus Looms -For Tonight

Thomas B. Stanley Unopposed  In Speakership Re-Election; Demos Hold Caucus Tonight      Members Gather For Preliminaries To Session Of Virginia General Assambly

‘ SITUATION IN AUSTRIA, WITH WESTERN ALLIES, RUSSIA AT ODDS. JS CRITICAT. PRORT FM

Gromyko to Face Many Questions   Dissatisfied With Enforcement and Punishment Plans   Austrian Situation Is Indeed Delicate

BAe WERE LAVAGE MCNZIC OAYS:  The Austrian Situation Is Delicate

Mackenzie’s Column   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Anatvst

Austrian Situation Delicate”   Bevin Hints Russia Might Absorb Eastern Zone, Precipitating New Inter-Allied Crisis

Effort To Reach Agreement Over Disputes Fails   Marshall and Stuart Concede Defeat in Truce Negotiations

Full-Scale War Threatening To Fnoulf Nation   Months-Long Effort For Peace Bogs Down

CONCILIATION FAILS, CHINA WAR SPREADS   Marshall, Stuart Admit Settlement Appears Impossible

“CONCILIATION OF STRIFE IN GHINA IS IMPOSSIBLE   Marshall and Stuart Admit Failure In Joint Report

»AMERICANS SEE LITTLE HOPE OF CHINESE PEACE   ‘Disastrous Collapse’ Of S Country’s Economy Seen If Fighting Goes On

AUTLONKN HN   General and Ambossador  Admit Failure in Efforts  ve Aivehc Dania  

LITTLE HOPE IS HELD FOR CHINA PEACE   Gen. Marshall and U, S. Ambassador Admit Failure to Conciliate Factions.

GENERAL ADMITS FAILURE IN TRY TO QUIET CHINA   Fighting Described As Growing More Widespread Daily

‘Can’t Unite China, Claim   Gen. Marshall Reports Efforts On Behalf Of Peace A Failure

U.S. ENVOYS GLOOMY OVER PEACE CHANCE   Marine-Guarded Train Attacked

Shi p Strike Partly Settled   Airplane Pilots Still Out In Move For Higher Pay

GOVERNMENT IS WARNED MINERS WILL WALK OUT   UMW Chief Demands Contract With Government Be Opened Again      SHIPPING PEACE NEAR   Maritime Workers Ready To Return; White House Studies TWA Issue

Strikes For Coal Miners Is New Worry   JOHN L. LEWIS BEGINS TO ACT UP AGAIN IN U.S.

Ship Strike Settlement Near Today   Agreement Reached to Ef fect Partial Settlement, When It Is Ratified

Partial Accord Is Found ‘In 22-Day-Old Sea Strike   Lewis Growls New Coal Walkout; Airline Dispute Reported Headed for Mediation Panel

Tiger’s Case Going Before ‘High Court    Supreme Tribunal Calis for Arguments Whether te Consider Yamashita’s Appeal frem Death Sentence

Yamashita’s Pleas Heard   Supreme Court Will Argue Jap’s Claima.

Yamashita Case Before Court   Highest Tribunal Asks Arguments in First War Crimes Encounter

In Precedent-Shattering Case  SUPREME COURT HEARS ARGUMENT OF YAMASHITA DEFENSE LAWYERS

Supreme Court May Step Into Yamashita Case   Calls For Arguments Of Attorneys

High Court To Hear Yamashita!   First Dealing With Doomed War Crimina

reme Court Spare Life f Yamashita   } Action Taken May sa? Course Other Way Crimes Hearings

YAMASHITA PLEA SIFTED BY COURT   High U.S. Tribunal Calls For Arguments On Petition

Yamashita's Appeal From Sentence of Death Argued in Supreme Court Today

JAP. GENERAL'S CASE REVIEWED   Supreme Court to Decide On Intervening in Yamashita Case

BIG 4 LEADERS MEET FOR 4TH TIME IN YEAR   Final Peace Treaties For German Satellites By Christmas Is Goal   SESSIONS ARE WATCHED   Meeting Will Prove Whether Or Not Big Nations Ready To Make Agreements

Big 4 Open New York Conference   ' Foreign Ministers Get Together in Suite in Waldorf Astoria.

BIG FOUR 10 MEET TODAY IN NEW YORK   Hope to Agree on Peace Treaties for Axis Satellites

BIG FOUR WILL START WORK ON PEACE TREATIES   High Hopes _ Held For New Agreement On Pacts Before Christmas

Big 4 Ministers Parley To Iron Out Differences   Agreement on Treaties for Hitler's Satellites Hinges on Meeting Starting Monday

BIG FOUR HOPE TO FIND PEACE BY CHRISTMAS   Foreign Ministers Resume Treaty  Talks in New York

Big Four pisigees S Meet Today   Talks Determine Whether They’re Ready To Bargain On Differences °

Former Secretary Of State Pleads For World Unity   Wins Last Big Fight By Clearing Name Of Pearl Harbor Blame

SHIPPING STRIKE CAUSING SEVERE - SUGAR SHORTAGE   May Spread Over Nation If Strike Continues.

AUTO COURTES} CONTEST HERE BEGINS NOV. 75   Sponsored by J.-G, and Motor Club With Aid of Police Dept.

Mussolini's Body  Stolen From Grave   Kody Snatchers Enter Milan Ceme tery Mondays Night Make Away With Remains

New York Inquiry Ordered By Aaricullure Denariment   Nine-Cent-A- Pound Drop Believed   Nine-Cent-A-Pound Drop Believed Result Of Uniawful Operations

Mart Manipulation Charge Investigated  After Nine-Cent Dip   Agriculture Department Investigators Study Recent New York Butter Market Transactions -- Anderson Expects No Setbacks in Other Food, Farm Products

Butter Price Break Inquiry Begun by US   Agriculture Dept. Agent Investigate Charges 4f Miixti siletianw

New York Inquiry Ordered By Aariculture Department      _Nine-Cent-A-Pound Drop Believed Result Of Unlawful Operations

SUICIDE MAY. SOLVE MURDER   GERMAN PROFESSOR KILLS SELF AFTER QUESTIONING

SUICIDE’S NOTE DENIES SLAYING   Missouri Professor Kills  Self After Lie Test

PREAMBRRT 10FLY ATLANTIC   }HAWAILCAIRO_PLANE._TURN 3  ~“~BACK TO PARIS“ON FIRST-— START FOR NEW YORK

Huks Battle MPs 12-Hours In Philippines   President Planning Immediate Action

DUTCH NAZI SHOT "BY FIRING SQUAD   Mussert Executed’ After Chieean Relects Plea’

LETTERS ATTACK ENEMY OF KLAN   HENTUCKY ATTORNEY GENERAL ASSAILED ON EVE OF ANTI-K.E.K, SUIT.

Crisis Brews in Chile as Radicals iLose Fight to Reorganize Cabinet

Crisis Is Near In Chile   Powerful Leftist Party Withdraws Support From Government

Wounded Veterans See Eisenhower  General Inspects  LTR nen: TT a cea tbe]

Wounded Veteran: See Eisenhower   General Inspects Army Hospital

New Cardinals Receive Birettas   Red Hats of Olfice Placed on Heads by Pope Pius

Pope Imposes Birettas Upon New Cardinals   Broadcasts From Vatican Heard in Many Parts of World

POPE TALKS TO NEW CATHOLIC FIGURES TODAY   Pantiff Crowns 29 Cardinals During Colorful Ceremony In Vatican City

POPE SAYS CHURCH IS INDIVISIBLE   Pontiff Declares Elevation of New Cardinals to Sacred College Emphasizes Universality of the Church.

Church Is Indivisible Says Pope  New Cardinals Emphasize Universality

POPE PIUS XII ADDRESSED THE ~~. NEW CARDINALS   Their Elevation to the Sacred College Was One of Great Honor.   BROADCAST HIS SPEECH   Was Delivered In the Hall of Benedictions; Heard In Many Parts.

Pope Hails Universal Church   Speech Broadcast At Hatting of Cardinals Stresses the Value Of Individual Man

Shorfage Will Be Felt Most In Late June   Wheat Scarcity Expected To Get Cin-dilu Worce

AGUTE SHORTAGE OF BREAD SEEN BY LATE JUNE   Many Flour Mills Already Have Shut Down for Lack of Wheat   SOME ON EXPORT GRAIN   Scarcity Expected to Reach Lowest Ebb Just Prior to Oncoming Crop

BREAD LINES PREDICTED: FOR JUNE   Lack of Wheat to Close Mest Mills By June 4th

Housewives May Have to Stand In Bread Lines   Nation's Production For Domestic Use Falls Off Greatly

Shorfage Will Be Felt Most In Lafe June  Wheat Scarcity  Expected To Get CaanzAii., AlSacca

Bakery Line Possible Next Month, Claim   Flour Millers Say Acute Shortages May Force Many Stores To Put Ration On Bread

Flour Milling Is Curtailed   Bakery Supplies Will Grow Worse During June

Bread Shortage ~ Becoming Acute   July May See Housewives Standing in Line

BREAD SUARGITIES WILL HIT IN UNE   Housewives Expected to Stand in Line for Commodity

BREAD WILL BE MUCH SCARCER   One Prediction Says Al Mills May Be Closed Within A Week

R WILL BE FAIR, WARM OVER WEEKEND   March Came In Like Lamb Yesterday—Some Rain In Area

SPELLMAN CUTS SPANISH DINNER   Delay Caused By Weather Will Prevent Attendance, Cardinal Advises

DYING WOMAN FOUND UNDER AUTO IN MIAMI   Detectives Fear Manstfielder May Have Been Beaten Fatally.

fruman Asks Policy Review: dark Future Prophesied For Wage Stabilization Board

LIFE OF WAGE STABILIZATION BOARD IS DARK   President Orders Study Of Wage- Policy Policy

Truman Orders New Wage-Price Policy Study   OWMR Advisory Board to Examine Stabilization Program

WSB Future  Darkens In Price Study .   Truman Orders New Review Of Policy On Wages And Price:

ORDERS WAGE, PRICE REVIEW      Future of Board Becomes Uncertain As Truman  Calls for Study

Study Ordered By President   OWMR Directed to Review Wage-Price Policies Of Cavaernmant

FUTURE OF WAGE BOARD IN DOUBT   TRUMAN CALLS FOR REVIEW OF U. 8. PAY AND STABILIZATION POLICY.

TRUMAN ASKS REVIEW OF WSB POLICY   Findings Expected to Determine Future of Beard: Prestige Lacking

WSB Fulure Darkens Wilh Truman Probe   Prasident Asks Reviiw Of Goven.mid’s Wage, Frice Palicy

TRUMAN ASKS REVAMPING OF PRICE POLICY   ATTACKS BY BOTH AFL AND CIO RECALLED

Truman Asks Wage, Price Policy Review   Future Of Wage Board At Stake; Under Attack

Another Study Of Wage-Price Policy Sought   Future of WSB Darkens as, Truman Asks for New Review

SUGAR TO CONTINUE SCARCE, OPA STATES   Commodity Will Be On Short Side Rest Of This Year And Perhaps Into 1947

SUGAR TO STAY SCARCE INTO °47   Warning Sounded Despite Coming Ration Boost

SUGAR SHORTAGE REMAINS ACUTE   NO RELIEF SIGHTED BEFORE NEXT YEAR BY AG DEPARTMENT

SUGAR T0 BE SCARCE AT LEAST UNTIL 1947   Ration Boosts Due Bakers Hotels, Restaurants

Russia Wants Mongolia in  U.N. Assembly   China Asks Delay in Consideration as Motion Tabled

SMe Se ee we Soe eS ee SS ee  U.N. Tables Application By Outer Mongolia

NO AGREEMENTS IN GM DISPUTE   Collective Bargaining Spurned By Company, CIO Chief Charges

World-Famed Doctors Conduc! Research Here   City Is Unique in Medical Field, Survey Shows

BRITISH LOAN DEBATE OPENS   Senate About Evenly Divided On Plan; Taft Suggests $1,250,000,000 Gift

60 WORKERS AT VILOCO STRIKE   Third Twin City Industry  Is Tied Up by Labor : Difficulty

‘Barkley Drives For Action On OPA BUToday   Democratic Leader Un daunted By Setbacks In The Form of Hands. OH Amendments

Final Action On New OPA Bill Sought   Barkley Remains Hopeful Measure May Be Passed

Barkley Holds Hope Kor Acceptable OPA Bill For President   Government Official Predicts Truman Will Refuse Present Revival Legislation on Cost of Living

Kentucky Solon Cheerful Despite Ban On Curbing Meat And Dairy Product:

Cheerful Despite New Hands-Off  Provisions   Amendments Cover Meats, Milk, Butter, Salad Oils And Gasoline Given Okay

OPA Measure Backed By U. S. Senate Leader   ‘4g BARKLEY WAGES FIGHT TO GET FINAL APPROVAL

BARKLEY PRESSES SENATE FOR FINAL VOTE ON NEW OPA   ‘Kentuckian Undaunted by ‘Open Talk ef Another   Pracidantiant Veta

New OPA Bill Is Goal Of Senate   Veto Loams Despite Hands-Off Riders

More Items. Freed From Price Rules  Declare Truman Veto Is Certain

Better OPA Bill”  By Sen: Barkley   Hande-Oft Péovisions. Now . “Covering “Milk, Butter,  Sglad- Oils And: Gasoline

BARKLEY STILL HOPES 10 GET BETTER BILL   Administration Is Handed Series Of Setbacks   NON-CEILING MOVE   Extended To Cover Butter, Milk, Oils And Gasoline; Only Rents May Stand

Barkley Still Hopes to Get  Favorable Law   House May Concur in All Senate Actions On OPA-—Major Tests Facing Bill Today

RENT CONTROL ALONE TO STICK   Barkley Cheerful Des. pite Growing List Of Amendments Exempting Specific Items From Price Ceilings.

Baker Sees Good Reason For Increase   OPA Deputy Declares Fall Runs of Hogs, Cattle To Market Will Begin During Next Month

MEAT MAY BE AVAILABLE BY LAST OF MONTH   OPA Warns That New Shortage May Occur Next Spring

OPA Official Sees Meat Shortage End Within Four Weeks   Says Price Control Not Responsible for Cut in Present Supply

Predicis Meat Shoriage to Fase Up Soon   OPA to increase Restaurant Prices On Mect Next Week

Deputy OPA Chief Baker Predicts, In Radio Address, Better  Supplies Of Beef And Pork Beginning Late Next Month   SEE POSSIBILITY OF RECURRING SHORTAGES

Deputy Director Predicts Change In2 fo 4 Weeks   Says Control Increases Supply

BAKER PREDICTS LESS SHORTAGE IN NEXT MONTH   Democrats Hoping Prediction Is Right As Meat Issue Continues To Rage   THOMPSON DASHES HOPES   Action; OPA Backs Up On Restaurant Order

Will Begin In Two to Four Weeks Deputy OPA Administrator Announced.   IN A RADIO MESSAGE      Says Price Control Does Not Reduce Supply, But Increases It.

SAYS SHORTAGE IS NOT DUE TO PRICE CONTROLS   Democrats Hope * For Beiter Supply  Rafaen Whaetinn

SUPPLIES TO GO UP  IN FEW WEEKS, OPA  OFFICIAL FORECASTS MARKETING EXPECTED  TO EASE SCARCITY; ROARD PLANS STUDY

PREDICTS MEAT SHORTAGE WILL BE EASED SOON   Improved Supplies In Beef  And Pork Expected  In Late October

More Meat By Late October Predicted By OPA Leaders   Dputy Chief Denies That Current Shortage Caused By Price Controls: Forecast Is Good News To Democratic Leaders Aware Of Political Implications

PREDICTIONS RUN FROM FEW WEEKS TO MANY MONTHS  nha ee oe oe oe a stlC Kl CUlU OO ElUlU OO ee ee   WESTERN CATTLEMEN TAKE ISSUE WITH TRUMAN’S FORECAST

US Is. Paying for Me at NDA Aide 'S5 Predicts      OPA Aide Predicts Meai in 2 Weeeks

Meat Shortage To Ease Up In 2 To 4 Weeks, Baker Says   Price Control Does Not Reduce Supply

Deputy Predicts Return  Supply   Price Controls Are Supported In Statement

Official of OPA Sees Famine End   Claims Big Crops Will Make Supplies of Livestock More Plentiful *

Decontrol Board Chairman None Too Optimistic But Says Appeal Cannot Reach His Group Sooner Than November; Better Stock Is Expected To, Reach Markets

Meat Scarcity To Ease Late In  October-OPA   Price Decontrol Board Cannot Act In Situation For At Least 6 Weeks

OPA’s Deputy Chief Mentions 2 To 4 Weeks’   Optimism Not Shared By Chairman Of Price Decontrol Roard.

OPA Predicts Relief in Two To Four Weeks   Decontrol Board to Take Prompt Action On Any Appeal for Ceiling Removal

Expects More Beef And Pork On Table Soon   ‘Price Control Actually Increases Meat Supply, Geoffrey Baker Tells Radio Audience

Predicts More Meat In Two To Four Weeks   Geoffrey Baker, Deputy OPA Administrator, Contends Price Control Does Not Reduce Supply During Period of Scarcity

SEES MORE MEAT   Baker Says Price Control ‘Doesn’‘t Reduce Supply’

Two Weeks To Month, Says OPA Deputy   Geoffrey Baker Predicts More Beef And Pork

‘Shortage To End In Few Weeks, ‘Says OPA Deputy   Geoffrey Baker Expects Fall Runs Of Cattle, Hogs To Market To Begin Soon

More Soon-OPA: Shortage Will Continue-PDB   Both Agencies Seek To Justify Stands On Food Controls

More Meat In 2 To 4 Weeks, OPA Predicts   But Decontrol Chief Declares Shortage to Last Some Time

Prompt Action On Any Pleas For Removing Meat Ceilings   But Chairman Of Decontrol Board Says His Group Cannot Initiate Proposals Under Law

OPA HOPEFUL FOR “MORE MEAT BUT BOARD NOT SURE   - Washington, Sept. 28—(4)— The Times-Herald today carried the following banner line:  “Only 87 meatless days until Christmas.”

OPA Expert Declares Price Controls Increase Meat Supplies   Deputy Administrator Says Shortage Will Ease In Few Weeks, Asserts Controls Do Not Reduce Amount of Steaks, Roasts Available

OPA Expects Meat Increase In Fortnight   Baker, Deputy Chief, Is Gptimistic— Decontrollers Poised

SEES UPTURN IN'SUPPLY IN 2 T0 4 WEEKS   Says Price Control Of Meat ‘Does Not PRodnee the Supply’

OPA Sees Break In Meat Famine   Caused Dearth,  Denies Controls Late October  Exnects Easing in

OPA Aide Says Fall Runs To Come In Soon   Decontrol Board  Head Says Shortage Will Last ‘For Some Time’: Protest Order

OPA Executive Optimistic on Meat Supolies   Prediction is Made That October to Bring Improvements

Lack of Meat To Ease up in Few Weeks, Is Claim   Latter Part of Next Month Is Expected Tc See Improvements

RADIO LOBBY CHRRS SOUGHT BY HOUSE GOP   REPUBLICANS PUSH BILL TO SQUELCH PROPAGANDA

Curb On Radio Propaganda Is  Aimed In Bill   Aimed at Bureaucrats and Commentators; Would Attempt to Limit Power  ef FCC

G. O. P. Launches Movement to Curb ‘Radio Propaganda by Bureaucrats’

PETRILLO FACES FEDERAL CHARGE   Music Czar To Claim New Law Is Unconstitutional

SUSPECT JAILED ON SPY CHARGE; HELD SHIP DATA   Russian Accused Of Seeking To Inform Soviet About Destroyer Tender

Charges Him With Getting Ship Secrets   Navy Lieutenant Believed Not Member of Organized Ring

Russian Is Arrested for  Espionage   Caught in Seattle For Obtaining Deta on Ship

NAB SOVIET NAVY MAN O} SPY CHARGE   Lieutenant Held At Portland, Oregon

RUSSIAN UFFIGER HELD FOR SPYING   Charges Are Filed Today At Portland. Ore. By F. B. 1.

risl Seizes Khussian Officer Who Got Secret Information From Unnamed Person

Seized by FBI As Attempted To Board Ship   Accused Asks for Consul After Hearing Charges

RUSSIAN NAVY OFFICER SEIZED ON SPY CHARGE   Jailed by FBI On West Coast

SOVIET OFFICER 15 HELD AS. SPY ON WEST COAST   First Russian to Be Seized for Espionage Since Before the War   NABBED BOARDING SHIP   Lieutenant in Red Navy Is Accused of Getting Data on U, §. Vassel

DECIDE BULGARS PAY 125 MILLION      Foreign Ministers Accept Proposal Of British On Reparations

Bulgarian War Reparations Set By Commission   -9 to 5 Vote Carries , 125,000,000 Payment‘ Proposed by British.

Postwar Policy And Planning... .  House Group Calls For New Labor Legislation And For Tax Reductions

HOUSE GROUP IS FOR LABOR LAWS   Urges Constructive Not Punitive Action

PLANNING GROUP JOINS RANKS FOR NEW LABOR ACT   Bipartisan Committee Urges Rent Controls Thru Next Year

Depression Psychology  Cautioned Against by  Economic Committee.

House Committee Adds to Call For Labor Legislation  For Emphasis on Hard Work and Production

House Planning Group Calls For New Labor Laws   Committee Report Also Warns Against Depression Psychology.

Byrd Opposes Cut In Taxes,  Demands New  Labor Checks   House Body Adds Voice To Clamor For Union Curbs

Policy Committee Now Clamors For Now Labor Laws   Group Calls For “Constructive—Not Punitive”  evisiation

HOUSE GROUP JOINS IN CALL FOR TAX CUT, LABOR LAWS   Some Say Levies Must Continue To Cut Debt And Trim Budget

Committee Asks  End of OPA Powe   Reduction of Taxes And National Debt Also Considered

Byrd Opposes Tax Reduction  House Group Calls For ‘Constructive—Not Punitive Measures To End Labor Disputes

House Committee Adds fo Call For Labor Legislation  Bipartison Group Calls

Congress Hears Of Rew Demand For Labor Law   HOUSE COMMITTEE’ TO SEEK MEASURE IN 1947

House Group Joins Move For New Labor Law:   Bi-partisan Group Points To Need Of Constructive Measures; Byrd Opposed To Tax Cuts In 1947

Noise Grows  For Revision Labor Laws   Bi-Partisan House Planning Group Calls For Enactment ‘Constructive’ Measures

U.S. Proposes Publication By UN of Troop Disposition And Size At Home, Abroad

Suggestion Wilt Be Aired in UN Committee Today   Proposal by Russia Expanded by American Proposal at Conclave

UNO SHOWDOW ON TROOPS AIM OF UNCLE SAM   Question Heads For Airing Before Assembly’s Political Committee

U.N.Ready to Hear  Arms Talk   Veto Truce Opens Way for Airing Other Controversial Matters

U.S. Proposes United Nations ‘Make Public The Size And ‘Location of Armed Forces

U. S. URGES U.N. REVEAL ARMIES’ SIZE   Delegates Expected To Shelve Debate  On Big 5 Veto

Roberts Denies His Pearl Harbor Report Suppressed   Former Supreme Court Justice Hotly Defends Commission; Captain Soavs He Predicted Tapanese Attack

Roberts Defends Harbor Inquiry   Report on Jap Attack Declared Unchanged

Tampering Denied At Pearl Inquiry   Two Republicans Are Scored as Roberts Defends Sneak Attack Report

 Blasts Rip Homes of Non-Striking Hollywood Film Studio Employes

Homes of Two Movie Studio Employes Wrecked by Bombs of Strikers, Claim

H ie BU i} ‘D       Mysterions Bombings Thought. by Police to be Directly Connected with Strike Dispute.

[Homes Of Non-Striking Movie Union Workers Targets Today Of Bombs: Wide Areas Shaken

STUDIO STRIKE GETS VIOLENT AS BOMBS FLY   Homes of NonStrikers Are Wrecked by Explosions

Studio Worker: Are Blasted   Bombs Cause Much Damage; Rewards Posted for Arrests

Senate Probes Of War Efforts Resume Sept. 2¢   Huge Cano] Oi] Project Will Be Investigated, Savs Chairman Mead

Senate War Investigating Committee Faces Probable Battles Over Probes

COAL OPERATORS BLAME LEWIS   Industry Places Case Before Public; Lewis Calls Policy Committee

British Loan Hearing Will Open Tuesday   Treasury Secretary Vinson And Will Clayton Are First Witnesses

Russia Opposes  Dismemberment, Federalization    Molotov Tells Council Moscow Opposes Reduction Of Germany To Agriculture State

Soviet Alters Tactics, Asks Unified Reich   Big-4 Speech Seen As Bid to Secure German Plaudits

Russians Champion SelF Sufficient Reunified Germany   Policy Speech by Molotov First Clear Cut Expression on Reich by Russians

Russia Emerges As Champion of Reunified Reich  Molotov in Policy  AL wet? ee fannie

Champion Unified — Germany   Molotov Declares Russia Opposed to. Dismemberment Of . Reich: France Alarmec

SOVIETS REVEAL ATTITUDE FOR BEATEN REICH   Against Reducing Germany — To An Agricultural a State

Se Vee ee eee eee Oe 6. eve woewwe = © tinged atte Bestel Aimed either  Russia Favors Reunited Germany

OR eee: ae AE Re ae  Claim Made Reds  Bidding for Good Feeling in Reich

Russia Emerges As Advocate of Unified Germany   Molotov Flatly Opposes Proposals For Dismemberment

FLATLY OPPOSES DISMEMBERMENT OF GERMAN REICH  SOVIET POLICY SEEN  AG MNVEC TH ONI CTCD   SOVIET POLICY SEEN AS MOVE TO BOLSTER COMMUNIST STRENGTH

iRussian Stands Spark Conflict In UN, Big Four   ¥ato Pons Up Again   ‘Chamnions Germany

Soviet Goal Is Outlined By Molotov   Dismemberment Is Opposed By Moscow.

SELE SUFFICIENT CERMANY SOUGHT ‘BY RUSSIAN PLANS   Soviets are Against Division <o! Reich; May Be Bid for German Support ~

Russia Now Champion of German Rights   Self-sufficiency Would Be Restored Under Molotov Plan

Russia Would Reunify Germany  BMalatau Ganacac Dicmoemberment or Federalization of Reich

Russ Against Reich Split   Favor Unified and Self-Sufficient Nation Without Military Power

Molotov Goes To BatForA ‘Unified Reich’   Flatly Opposes Country’: Dismemberment Or Re- a a Aol aGtuon 1 Agricie

Reds Oppose Splitting Up Of Reich   Against Reduction Of Country To Agricultural State

Molotov Goes Before His Colleagues   Makes Speech At Meeting Of Ministers

RUSSIA BACKS FREE GERMANY   Wants That Nation Re unified And Made Self-Sufficient   OPPOSES DIVISION

Molotov’s Talk's First Expression Of Russian os Attitude Toward Germany

Russia Baeks Reunited Germany   Molotov Sets Forth Moscow’s Attitude Toward Reich

RUSSIA SEEKS  GERMAN UNITY  MOLOTOV TOLD MINISTERS   See Policy-Makin; Speech As Bid For Popularity With Germans

Russia Urges Unified: Germany, Self - Sufficient, Democratie, Peace-Loving; Abjures Revenge   Policy Statement Gives First Clear Soviet Attitude Toward Reich

Molotov Favors Unified Germany   Opposes Cutting Up Nation or Limiting It To Farming State

Epoch Speech First Expressed View Of Kremlin   Seen As Bid For German Popularity In Some Quarters; Opposes French Plar

CALL REDS’ REICH POLICY POLITICAL   Some Quarters View Molotov’s Bid for a United Germany a Move to Win Soviet Popularity Within Nation.

Molotov Charts - Policy for Reunified and Self-Sufficient Reich   A BID FOR GOODWILL

Russia Favors Unitieation  Of Germany   Federalization of Reich or Reduction To Agricultural State Against Soviet Policy

RUSSIA CHAMPIONS GERMANY AS UNITY   Molotov Charts Policy for Reunified and Self-Sufficient Reich   A BID FOR GOODWILL

Molotov For Reich Unity   Russia for Self-Sufficient Germany—May Be Bid For Popularity in Reich

Molotov Calls For Reunified. Self-Sufficient Reich In Talk   Soviet Gives First Expression Of View On Defeated Nation

Minister’s Policy-Charting Speech Is Russia’s First Expression of Attitude on Germany Since Cessation of Hostilities

Molotov Champions Unified Germany: Talk Seen Bid For Popularity In Reich

Molotov Sp Speaks On Soviet Policy Toward Germany   In Faver of. Reunified and Self- Suf ficient Germany

Reds Ask Reunified Germany   Molotov's Move Regarded As Bid For Favor In Reich

Soviets Emerge  As Unity Champs   Molotov Opposing Federalization Of Germany

REDS EMERGE AS CHAMPIONS OF GERMANY   Soviet Stand On Reich Seer Expression Of Policy In Europe

Russia's Policy Of Unified Reich Shocks French      Even French Commun-. ists Irked And Vote To Back President’s Stand

Russ Champion United Germany Before Council   Reich Reduction To Agricultural State is Opposed

Russia Opposes Dismembering of German Reich .   Favors Reunified and Self-Sufficient but Demilitarized Nation

Russia Emerges Champion Of Unified Germany After Paris Sreech of Molotov

Russia Takes Position For  Unitied Reich   Molotov Opposes Federalization Of Germany; Urges Unification,

MOLOTOV PROPOSES UNIFIED   GERMANY   Dismemberment, Federalization Flatly Opposed

Foretgn wmintsters  Claim Made Reds Bidding for Good Feeling in Reich

Seven Million Are Released  From Service   President Tells Of Record Made By Armed Forces Since October

MRS. DENMAN TO SPEAK HERE   ;Fall Conference Of Region of To Be Held In  ‘elisboro.

MARY DENMAN. 10 SPEAK AT CONFERENCE   Public Charities Official to Address Region 6 Welfare Meeting Here Oct. 22

Post-War Building Begins With Library   Dining Unit Construction May >tart Cagn: Practice Rooms Planned

Modern Dance Group Completes Tour With South Texas Concerts   Post-War Building Begins With Library   Dining Unit Construction May Start Soon: Practice Rooms Planned

CROSS IS BURNED IN A JEWISH FRAT HOUSE; SCROLL DESTROYED IN SYNAGOGUE INL A.   PROPOSES WORID FQNQOD ADMINICTRATION

11-CENT ACCORD WITH BRITAIN HIT   Settlement Gives Loan Foes New Ammunition In Fight

First Effort To Preserve Peace  Draws To End   League of Nations to pass qut of existence at a in Geneva, Switzerland.

FACULTY PROTEST ENDED Legislative Probe of Texas University Unrest Talked

10 Below Zero In Minnesota Today   Cold Mass Of Air Moving Toward East; Due To Arrive Late Tomorrow

Iowa Farmers Make Remarkable Record  In Food Production   Increase During War Years Tops All States

TURTLE’ CREW: GIVEN MEDALS   CHECKUP STARTED ON DATA TAKEN DURING NONBTOP ‘FLIGHT FROM AUSTRALIA  To coLUMaUs. =

Record Making US, Airmen Rest At Washingtor   Men In Crew Making 11,237 Mile Fight Compiling Facts Learned 

ARE LOCATED   Supplies are Dropped From Au To Remote Section of Newfoundland   {GROUND CREWS SET OUT : FOR SCENE OF CRASH

Wreckage Of Plane  Located   At Least From Five To Seven Reported To Surive Crash of Tee ecan Airline rans-ocean Airliner

~PLANE— Survivors Of Crash Sighted Kits Dropped B: a Searching Plane

Newfoundland May Be Scene Of Most Tragic Plane Wreek   tlantic Ateliner With deb Aboard ho Préssed      Near Gander: Se

Five To Seven Survivors Seen  By’ Two Pilots   Rescue Party. Pushing To Seene Of Airliner’s ’ Crash Near Gander, Newfonndland      Carried Tetal © Of 44 People   Plane Disappeared Into Fog. After Making tnstrument Approach . ‘Fo Airfield

COAST GUARD REPORTS 9 SIGHTED   Liner Crashes Near Gander, Newfoundland   OTHER PASSENGERS   May Be Alive, Rescue Ship Crew Says; 44 On Craft When It Went Down

BELGIAN SHIP, 44 ABOARD, DOWN IN NEW FOUNDLAND   SEARCH PLANE SIGHTS WRECKAGE AND FIVE SURVIVORS OF CRASH

URVIVORS OF NEWFOUNDLAND  PLANE GRASH REPORTED SEEN   Rescue Parties Sent To Scene Where Missing Airliner Hit

WreckageOfTrans-Atlantic Plane Found In New. foundland Wilderness   Persons Sighted  Beside Crack Up   Crash Occurs On Hillside And In Extremely Difficult Country

MISSING OCEAN TRANSPORT IS LOCATED IN N, F.   Wreckage Sighted 22 Miles From Gander, Newfoundland; Report 5-7 Survivors: 44 Were Aboard: Rescuers On Way.

Sight Five Survivors Of  Fallen Plane   44 Were On Board Belgian Airliner: Wreckage Found In Newfoundland

At Least 7 Alive After Plane Down In Newfoundland   Belgian Craft, in Remote Wilderness, Spotted by Rescuers

Plane With 44 on Board Is Wrecked   Report Wreckage Located; Believe There Are ‘Some  Survivors’

Wreckage Of Big Ocean Plane With AA Aboard Found   Plane Which Sighted Wreckage Unable To. Report Any Survivors

FIVE SURVIVORS ARE REPORTED SIGHTED AT PLANE GRASH SCENE  REST OF 44 ABOARD NOT ACCOUNTED FOR;

Help on Way ToScene In  Wilderness   Wreckage and Survivors Sighted By Planes; Kits Dropped By Searchers

Wrecked Airliner  Is Spotted   SEVEN PERSONS NEAR BELGIAN PLANE CRASH IN NEWFOUNDLAND WILDS

Keport # Survive Air Crash: Rescue Party Rushes to Plane   REPORT = ALIVE

Sight Airliner. . Crash Survivors   Five ‘Passengers ‘Seen “Near Wreckage in Newfoundland Wilds

RESCUE PARTY RUSHING AID TO SURVIVORS   Atlantic Airliner Carrying 44  Persons Crashes in Nawtaindiand

Rescue Party ‘On Way; Drop  Survival Kits   44 on Belgian Plane; Find Wreckage on Newfoundland Hills

SEARCHERS SEE SURVIVORS OF AIR WRECKAGE   Five To Seven Persons See! Near Newfoundland Scene Of Disaster

Survivors Are Sighted by Rescue Plane   Victims of Aircraft Accident Receive Help From Aviators

Wreckage Found of: Missing Plane   Fate of 44 Aboard Remains Uncertain

At Least Seven Survivors Reported Near Crash Scene In Wilds of Newfoundland   Rescue Team Lands Four Miles Away, Pushes Slowly Toward Charred Plane; Coast Guard Plane Drops Survival Kits

Survivors of Wrecked Ai  Liner Seen   Belgian Trans- Atlantic Plane With 44 Aboard. Crashes in Remote Ares Of Newfoundland

RESCUE PARTY SPEEDS TO AID OF SURVIVORS   Sabena Plane, Enroute from Brussels To States, Is  Found Near Gander,  Newfoundland \   DETAILS ARE MEAGRE

Believe At Least Five To Se%,2n Persons On Plane \.1rvived Crash

Believe 5 to 7 Of 44 on Board Survived Crash   Belgian Airliner Down in Newfoundiand Wilderness; Rescue Parties on Way

NEWFOUNDLAND HILLS CONTAIN BELGIAN CRAFT   Two Men, Two Women and Child Spotted — Fate Of 39 Unknown

RESCUE UNIT EN ROUTE TC THE SCENE   Big Craft, Missing Since Yesterday, Is Down 22 Miles Southwest of Gander, Newfoundland, Authorities Report.

Planes Sight Seven Survivors  Of Sabena Crash  Trans World Pilot Reports Seeing Persons Walking

Wreckage of Plane Found; Some Survivors Reported   Arpeuer Shranded

Belgian Airliner Wreckage Seen;  Survivors Active   Five to Seven Persons Are Believed’ Alive After Plane With 44 Aboard. Crashes: Rescuers Sneed to Wreck Scene

Five Survivors of Crashed Belgian Airliner Spotted   Coast Guard Plane  Drops Survival Kits-Wreckage on Hillside In Difficult’? Countr

Five Persons Sighted Near Wreckage   Kits Dropped By Searchers; 44 on Board

FIVE SURVIVORS ARE REPORTED SIGHTED Al PLANE CRASH SCENE  REST OF 44 ABOARD NOT ACCOUNTED FOR; . RESCUE SQUADS SENT

Belgian Ship ls Wrecked   Persons Active; Fear 37 Other Aboard Dead

Survivors of   Crash Sighted   From Five to Seven Persons Seen near Wreckage of Belgian Airliner

5 Survivors Plane Crash Are Sighted   Searching Planes Drop Survival Kits To Persons Seen Near Wreckage of Airliner

REPORT ‘SOME SURVIVORS’ IN CRASH SECTOR   Rescue Party Speeding to Scene of Accident 22 Miles from Airport

Report 5 To 7 Survivors Of Tragedy   Belgian Plane Crashes In Newfoundland Wilderness: 44 Aboard.

Five Known to Have Survived Airliner Crash   Belgian Ship Fell In Wilderness Of New Foundland

Five Survivors Sighted Nearby Crashed Plane   Army Parachutists Drop Supplies In Canada Wilderness

Searchers See  Seven Persons In Crash Area   Belgian Airliner Crashes In Woods Near Gander, Newfoundland; Survival Kits Dropped

SWIFT, ARMOUR REACH ACCORD WI THE APL   Agreement Provides for a General Wage Boost of ]1 1-5e Per Hour   165,000 ARE AFFECTED   ClO Union ts Expected to Gain Similar Terms ” With Packers

Meat Workers Accent Wage Increase From Two Packers on Strike Deadline

KINGSLEY COUPLE MARRIED FRIDAY   Patricia Meyer and Delmar Bainbridge United in Lovely Home Ceremony

NGSLE MARRIED FRIDAY      Patricia Meyer and Delma Bainbridge United in Lovely Home Ceremony

Wabash fo Cut 2 More Trains: Limit Freiaht   Nos. 17 and 18 to Be Discontinued During Coal Emergency

Blum Assured Support After Citing Danger   Socialist Leader Warns Further Sacrifices Recuired

Fire Razes 4 Buildings At Kane   Damage Is Estimated at Close to $100,000

Ex-MeMinn Sheriff Says Athens GIs Placed Young: Boys In Frent Of Wild Shootine Men

PRISON GUARDS STRENGTHEN THEIR BATTLE UN   Prepared to Blast Rebel Convicts Out of Their Cell Block.   “Surrender Or Die” Was the Challenge Sent to ihe Prisoners.

Alcatraz Guards Strengthen Lines In Weird Siege   Marines And Local Police Help As Desperate Fight Continues Inte 3d Day

Prison Rebels Told They Witt Be Blasted Out   Reporter Declores Rioting At Rock May Be Over

Convicts Get “Surrender or  Die” Demand   Prison Quiet During Night As Doomed Men Consider Case—Terms Asked from Warden

Prisoners’ Attempt Is Historie   Escape Assault Sets Top Record-in U. S. Federal Prisons; Is Total Failure   Two Men Killed   Twe Guards Are Dead, 14 Are Wounded in Battle

Roaring Guns On Rock Now Silent   Autinous Alcatraz Convicts ' Consider Surrender , Ultimatum      MARINES LEAVE ISLE   Alcatraz Guards Reinforced by Experts From Other  Prisons

Preparing To Blast Inmates Out Of Prison   “Surrender or Die” Ultimatum Issued To Prisoners

U. §. Marines Are Withdrawn From Alcatraz   Rioting Convicts Dead or Wounded?

ULTIMATUM IS DELIVERED IN ALGATRAZ RIOT   Two Guards Killed As Indications Point To Lull In Battle

No Shooting From Prison When Guards Peer Inside;  Await Formal Surrender   Guns Of Rebel Convicts Quiet Since Late Friday; Marines Withdrawn, No Longer Needed

—ALCATRAZ— Guard Forces Bolstered   Besiegers Hold Fire as Doomed Men Decide

TEMPERATURES   Ultimatum Is Given Alcatraz Prison Rioters   Known Death Toll Is 2; Many Inmates Are Believed To Be Slain

Desperate Men Given 2 Choices -- Surrender Or — Die: Battle In 3rd Day

Guards Ready To Blast Prisoners Out Of Cell   Reinforcements Stand By If Insurgent Desperadoes Decide To Fight To The End

Reporter Near Scene Says Guards Placed Long Ladders At Windows From Which Convicts Had Been Firing —Preparations Had Been Made To Blast Rebel Prisoners From Cell Block Entrenchment If They Refused “Surrender Or Die” Ultimatum

Convicts Fail To Renew Fight In Prison Break   Claim Riot Ended Is Unconfirmed; Guards Ready for New Attack

“Surrender Or Die,” is Ultimatum   Prison Guards Reinforced For Attack On Block

Federal Seizure  In Pittsburgh. Power Strike Not Now Conlemulated

Buying Panic In Pittsburgh; Power Workers Walk Out   Strike Threatens 817 Square Mile Area, Hits 1,500,000

GOVERNOR SIGNS BONUS MEASURE   Green Expresses Hope That First Payments Will Be Ready Next Fall

C-47 Carries Dischargees, Ranking Officers   Search Party. Hunts For Wreckage of B-29 That Carried Seven

REMOVE BODIES FROM WRECK Of ARMY TRANSPO   Search Party En Route Nov Scene Of B-29 Super Fortress Crash

26 Dead in Transport Plane Fall   Storm Hampers Removal Of Bodies; Wreckage Of B-29 Sighted.

Platteville Flier Killed inC-47 Wreck   Worst Peacetime Air Disaster Claims 26; 7 Die in B-29 Fall

Huge Army Planes Crash in California   26 Servicemen Killed as C-47 Is Wrecked; 7 Killed in Fortress

23 Bodies Removed From Wreckage of C-47 in. Californie   26 Killed in Explosion; All Seven Aboard B-29 Also Believed Dead

24 Bodies Are Removed From Wreckage Of C-47: Rescuers Head For B-29

33 Bodies Are Recovered From California Peak   C-47 With 26 Aboard Explodes; Wreckage Of B-29 Is Found

fC OTawa_VMIaTaIaawawaI Toe Te CT  Remove 24 Bodies From C-47 Wreckage; Rescuers Enroute To Crashed B-29        

Girl With Nail Lodged In Lung Arrives In U.   Australian Girl Lands At Oakland; Will Continue East For Operation

Old-Time Electior Parties Planned By Newspapers   Few Will Issue Extra Editions Because Of Newsprint Shortage

THivetor an  FIWUVRUE UE  FEPC Measure ~ Still Rolling   Souilsemers Block Action Qn Strike. Control: by. ;  h.ttle Against Per-~ ‘manent FEPC

Filibuster Rolls On In Senate      Business Comes To Dead Stop During FEPC Stop Oratory; Kimmell Disclaims Neglect

Destructive [Force of Atom Bomb Alarms the U. S. Armed Forces. Board Is Appointed to Study Defense

CIVIL DEFENSE MAPPED IN U, S.   Experts Plan Protection For Cities In Future Atom Bomb Age

Army, Navy Work on Defense Plans For Civilian and Military Centers

EXPERTS T0 PLAN “DEFENSE OF CITIES   BOARD OF FIVE GENERALS CREATED BY ARMY TO STUDY QUESTION,

On Verge of Revolt, Group Tells Truman   Change Policies or Abolish OPA, State Organization Asks

Lumbermen Place Lack of Building Blame upon OPA  State Group Sends agp Both to  "’ peamnanen rt re

REPORT ATOMIC TEST FILM STOLEN   Top-Secret Negatives Taken From Officer-Courier

BABY DROWNS— ; TRUMAN— Continued on Page Two! Continued on Page Tw  Top-Secret A-Bomb Film Reported Lost to Thief

Memoirs Of Former Jap Premier New Evidence At Pearl Harbor Probe

Conference Upon Peace Is Hanging  In Balance   Big Four Ministers Called Into Parley

Foreign Ministers Far From Accord; Invitations For Parley Held Up

ROAD ACCIDENTS TOOK 407 LIVES   Increase of 99 in Traffic Fatalities Reported for State in 1945

WIFE FINDS IT 1S ONLY RUMOR   STORY OF RETURNED HUSBAND IS UNFOUNDED

HEAVY RAINFALL AND HAIL STORM REPORTED HERE   Northern Section Of City Deluged While Downtewn Remains Dry   WATERSPOUT IS SEEN IN BALTIMORE HARBOR

FIRST HISTORICAL PILGRIMAGE TO BE HELD BY SCOUTS   Scouts and § Senior Scouts of Bucks to Converge On Bowman's Hill   Assemblyman Will Tell of Dramatic Events Which Took Place There

TEMPERATURES   Sky Pilot In Hurry To Preach A Sermon Steals An Airplane

Three Other Major Candidates Trail; Senator Connally Gains Big Lead

BEAUFORD JESTER IS AHEAD IN TEXAS   Rainey Second in Governor's Race and Runoff Is Indicated— Connaliv in Lead.

Rep. Baldwin Not To Team With O’Cono}   Overrules Baltimore County Group to Link Name With Governor On Democratic Ticket

UNION OFFICIALS IN  PESSIMISTIC MOOD;  CONFERENCE IS HELD LOCALS TOLD ISSUES OF WAGES, PROMOTION  AP wr

UNION OFFICIALS IN  PESSIMISTIC MOOD;  CONFERENCE IS HELD LOCALS TOLD ISSUES  OF WAGES, PROMOTION POLEERPENCL DEMAIN

GM And UAW Far Apart On Wage Issue   Negotiators Hold Morning Session

PROGRAM FOR HOUSING IS BOGGED   Commander Stack Is Asking Government For Actual Facts

Army to Recast Entire Plan of Demobilization   Ike’ OKs Return of Sur plus Yanks, Regardless Of Points

President Truman Salutes Newspapers, Emphasizes Reshonsibility For Peace

News Day And Nia!      U. S. Not Ready To Pa 50 Per Cent Of Cost As Planned, He Says   Whole Structure Given Going Ove   Assembly Splits Up Int Committees To Study _ Items On Agenda

Oppose Heavy United States Cost Burden.   Says 50 Percent Of Ac ministrative Costs Too: Much For One Nation:

U. S. Unwilling To Assume Half Of UN Expenses  Hf Our System so Good Others Should Follow,  Sa  ee Oe, ee eee

Vandenberg Assails Plan To Assess U.S. For Halt U.N. Costs   ‘Michigan Senator And Assembly Delegate Levels Verbal Broadside At Scheme To Shitt Bulk Of Burden On Americans

Plan to Unload  Half of UN Cost on U.S. Attacked      Vandenberg Assails Budget Proposal as Unfair, One-Sided

Unwilling To Pay Half the UN Cos!   Vandenberg Says Concept of U.S. Wealth Flattering But Untrue   'WOLLD PAY A FOURTH   Austin Asks Assembly to . Consider Present Site as Permanent

Americaand Russia Are Taking Lead   New Demands on Spain Also Heard By UN Assembly

U.S. WILL NOT PAY HALF OF COSTS OF U.N.   Vandenberg Assails Proposal; In Strong Appeal for Economy

Vandenberg Attacks U.N. Budget Plan   Declares U. S. Not Ready to Pay 50 Per Cent of Costs

Levels Blast At Financial Setup Of UN   American Delegate Makes Fervent Appeal For Economy In Assembly Meeting Taday

Vandenberg Appeals For Economy   Capacity To Pay As Yardstick Called ‘Unreliable’

Half Cost Of UN Too Much —Vandenberc  US Willi 1 Bi Go 25 Percen He Savs

Michigan Senator Sharply Raps Setup With Assertion That U. S. Is Not Ready To Pay Half Of Administrative Costs, As Suggested—Appeals For Economy And Asks That Burden Of Support Be More Equitably Divided—Consideration Of Site Areas Proposed

Budget Plans Opposed   Fires Broadside  At Whole Setup At Meeting

Mozicy Angle Of UN Setup Is Attacked   Senator Vandenberg Says U. S. Not Ready To Pay 50 Per Cent of Costs of Administration.

Says U. S. Won't Pay 50 Per Gent   Calls For Economy; Asks 25 Per Cent Ceiling On Coat Aasocaments.

Delegate Flays U.N. Fiscal Plan   Vandenberg Says U. S Won't Pay 50 Percent -Of Expenses

U. S. Delegate Has Objections to UN Payment Plan  Vandenberg Attacks International : Financial System

U.S. Balks At Proposed UN Budget   “Flattered” at Suggestion America Pay 50 Percent of Costs, But Refuses Proposal

Vandenberg Blasts UN Budget Plan as Big Burden for US   Attacks Proposal That US Pay 50 Pct. Cost of Assembly Work

90 PERCENT OF UN COSTS T00 HEAVY ON U.S.   Vandenberg Declares Nation Willing To Pay Only Fourth of Outlay

COMMITTEES GET DOWN T0 DISCUSSIONS    Assembly In Recess For a Week Finds U. S. and Russia Competing for  Leadershin   VETO IN FOREGROUND

Frowns. On 50 Per Cent   Capacity-to-Pay Yardstick Gets. Senator’s Slap

U.S. BALKS AT PAYING HALF OF UN BILLS   San Francisco Still Has Chance As Headquarters

Senator Agrees To 25 Per Cent As Our ‘Quota’  General Assembly Urged To Consider Permanent Sites

Vandenberg Hits UN Budget Plan   U. S. Not To Pay 50% of Costs, He Asserts

Asserts Part Of U. S. Too Heavy   Declares America Not Ready To Pay 50 Percent Of Administrative Costs As Suggested By Other Nations

Financial Setup Of World Group Hit by Senator   Committees To Begin Debating 50 Items Listed on Agenda

United Nations Studies Atomies   Vandenberg Fight: Budgetary Plans As Unfair

Vandenberg Hits UN Budaet Plan   Says U.S. Won’t Pay Half Of Administrative Expense

U. S$. Will NOT PAY HALF OF U.N. COST   Sen. Vandenberg Attacks Proposed Plan Whereby Nation Would Bear 50 Per Cent of the Administrative Burden,

Assails Plan to Charge 50% of Costs To U. 5:   Suggests 25%; Calls Cae pacity-to-pay Yardstick Inadequate

‘Attacks U.S. Share in UN Financing   Vandenberg Says Country Not Ready To Pay Half of Cast

Vandenberg Assails Proposal U.S. Pay Half of U.N. Costs   Hits at Whole Financial Setup, Suggests We'd Pay 25 Per Cent

U.S. WONT PAY HALF OF COST IN UN'S BUDGET   Vanderberg Says We Aré Willing io Pay 28 Per Cent of Exnense

Expects Meat Famine to Last  For Some Time  Decontrol Board Chairman Has Pessimistic View

Decontrol Aic Sees Long Meat Dearth   Says Board Can Do Nothing About Supply at Present

SOVIET REJECTS J, §. PROPOSAL   Jealous Russian Grip Or Balkans Underlined By Latest Rebuff.

Soviets Reject U.S. Plan For Bulgaria Vote   Russians Bluntly Says Yanks Meddling In Bulgar Affairs; Cite Byrnes Request

REDS REBUFFED ON BULGAR VOTE   U. S. To Keep Close Watch On Coming Elections

"GRIP ON BALKANS   Reject Plan to Guarantee Free Bulgarian Elections,  Urged by U. S.   BYRNES ASKS SESSION

Russians Reject U.S. Bid to Keep Bulgar Polls Free   Terms Plan Rude Interference---State Denartment Nettied

Soviet Grip On Balkans  Underlined   Russia Rejects U.S. Plan for Action to Guarantee Freedom of Bulgarian Election

U.S. Rebuffed By Bulgaria   Russia Says No to U. S. Plan for Guaranteeing Free, Fearless Elections

Reds Rejected Election Plan For Bulgaria   AMERICAN PROPOSAL FOR FREE VOTING IS TURNED DOWN

Soviet Rebuffs Bulgaria Plan   American Proposal te Assure Fair Election Is Turned Down .

YANKS DOCKET SOVIET REBUFF   Reds Reject U. S. Plan for Free Elections

SOVIET STAND ON BULGARIA NETTLES U.S.   Rebuffed in Plan for Al. lied Supervision of Elections, America Says a Sharp Eye Is to Be Kept on Balloting.

Rebuff U. S. on Bulgarian Plan   Sought Allied Action For Free Elections In Bulgaria

U Sto Watch ‘Bulgarian Flection; Russia Refuses Safeguard Request

Russia Rejects U. S. Appeal in Bulgarian Vote   Action’ Underlines the Soviet Jealous Grip on Balkan Nations

Free Election in Bulgaria, fs Latest Point of Differerice : ~ Between Countries _   RUSSIANS RESENTING INTERFERENCE FROM UU.’

Latest US-Russian Clash Over Coming Bulgaria Election   Proposal for Free Vote Brings Sharp Rebuff From Soviet Heads

Russ Reject Balkan Move   Soviets Turn Down U. S. Plan For Guarantee Of Free Bulgarian Elections.

U.S., Reds Tangle On Bulgaria   Russia Rejects American Plan To Guarantee Free Election.

U.S. GETS NEW SOVIET REBUFF   Russia Turns Down Flatly U. S. Proposal Regarding Bulgaria

A Red Grip On Balkans   Russia Flatly Refuses U. S. Plan For Free Election in Bulgaria

Fk irst Time in 204 Year 8  a aiaindianinaiamiadiedl  Strike Shuts Firm That Made Cannon Balls for Washington

LAZY FOURTH AT SHANGRI-LA HST Enjoys FirstReal Rest Since Assuming Presidency

U.S. To Release _ - Boats On Danube   Nearly 600 Craft Will Be Retarned to Owners  Tn Balkan States

U. S. Releases Danube Boats   Action Clears Issue Under Dispute by Several Nations

Butte Is Struck by Hail Storm  a, ee ee, on   Streets Flooded by Run-otf Water

Butte Is Struck by Hail Storm   Streets Flooded by Run-off Water

Clayton, Porter and Eric Johnston Mentioned for Wallace Cabinet Post

LIST POSSIBLE. POST SUCCESSORS   Four Top Speculation As. to New Secretary of —

MEETING OF MINISTERS THURSDAY IN PARIS MAY DECIDE FATE OF UNITED NATIONS ORGANIZATION

Fate Of U.N. MayTurnOn Paris Meet   Foreign “Shinisters?’ Conference of Vast Tmportance and Fulure af United Nalions Is Deeply Coneerned on Outcome

Foreign Ministers’ Conference One Of Most Important of Post War Era

Red Challenge to British Spheres Of Influence Poses Paramount Problem to Big Four Ministers-

Negotiations On Soft Coal Wages Still Deadlocker   Government ‘‘Intervention’’ Is Possible According To Washington Reports   SHUTDOWN NEXT WEEK IS CERTAIN

400,000 Mine Workers Due For ‘Rest’   Lewis Claims No Extension  To Be Granted

U.S. Paying $1,250,000  Over Ceiling   Fall Production Held Only Hope For Settlement

President Appeals For Drive Support      Truman* Says oN ation Must Lead World in  cooperation

CHEST DRIVE SUPPORT IS ASKED BY TRUMAN   President Urges U. S. to “Set the Rest of the World an Example in Community Co-Operat'on.”

LABOR CHIEF MAY RESIGN CABINET JOB   Million, Half Workers Scheduled to Walk Out

Meat Industry Periled as 200,000 in Chicago Packing Plants Plan Strike; Efforts to Halt Electric Tie-Up Fail

SEARCH UNDER WAY FOR W. A. AIRPLANE   arate Vanishes on istmas Eve from Near San Diego

DARKNESS HALTS HUNT FOR PLANE WITH 12 ABOARI   Wreckage Sighted by Pilot Searching California Mountain Area Proves That  of An Old Wreck.   WIDESPREAD REPORTS OF FIRES CHECKED   Nine Passengers and Three Crew Members Aboard Western Airliner When It  Vanishes in Clouds.

STORM HALTS PLANE SEARCH IN CALIFORNIA   12 Passenger Air Liner Crashed Christmas  Eve In Mountains

Airliner Lost Tn Mountains 12 Are Aboare   Plane Is 24. Hours Overdue: “+ “Old? Wreckage Report

Ship Operators Offer to Settle Strike on Lakes  Proposals, However Prove Unacceptable

Two Operators Make ‘Unacceptable’ Offer   Report of Settlement Proposal from Two Firms Heard Friday

Ship Union Turns Down 2 Proposals  Curran Still Call: On AFL To Join Strike on Lakes

2 Operators  Offer Settle  Ship Strike Terms Declared Tinarcentahle’

McMurray Backs Tehan Statement   Repudiate Bobrowicz As Being Communist

Four Probes Of Wreck Started   Toll Of Deaths In Illinois Train Crash Has Now Reached 44   LARGE CREWS HAVE CLEARED WRECKAGE

FOUR PROBES . INTO WRECK              PEDERAL, STATE, COUNTY AND RAILROAD, INVESTIGATIONS UNDERWAY—DEATH TOLL  , MAY RISE

OLD SENATORS STILL USEFUL   ATTACK ON AGE WILL NOT STOP CANDIDATES

; Ve MOU REAURRA KSEE bee 2     'Generalissimo’s — Speeck Makes No Reference : an Warlal Poaans

Red Army Urged to A An FA ne E NAS A Avance arc ur ry de  By Soviet Chieftain

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All in The Various Communities  P_oaAaer nv crpinec

To Help Save World From  Starvation   President Anxious  To Have Americans Realize How Europeans Live Every Day.

ENDORSES NEW PLAN TO CURB WORLD HUNGER   Chief Executive Would Continue Restriction Until Emergency Passes.

TRUMAN APPROVES PLAN FOR RESTRICTED DIET IN AMERICA TIVO DAYC A WEE TO EEED WQOBID

Restricted Food Plan Is Endorsed   President Truman Favor: Drastic Cuts in Food  Two Days a Week

TRUMAN FAVORS RESTRICTED DIE!   Plan for Helping People of World Is Given Endorsement.

President Endorsed Plan to Have Americans Go on Restricted Diet 2 Days a Week to Aid Starving

Sees Proposition As Wonderful Idea For Nation; Would Help Starving People Of World To Survive   WOULD MAKE IT TWO DAYS OF WEEK

fat Like Europe, He Asks   favors 2-Days a Week of Eating Like Average furopean Family

Asks U.S. to Skimp in  Food Crisis   Lehman Proposes Rationing: Davis Joins in Appeal

Truman Suggests Diet 2 Days inj   Endorses Plan to ‘Aid Starving Persons Abroad

2-Day Ration Plan Backed   President Supports Food Slash Proposal

PRESIDENT SAYS GOOD FOR U, S, TO CUT DOWN   Lighter Diet Two Days Week Suggested To Him At News Conference   FOOD PRESSURE GROWS   Lehman Demands Resumption Of Food Rationing To Help Starving

Lean Days Endorsed by Truman   Favors Diet Like Average in Europe to Help Famine Areas

PRODUCER PRICE RISES MAY HALT BIG WALKOUTS   U.S. Ponders Plan While Holding The Line On Retail Costs

Manufattirers May Get Price Increase To Stop Meat and Steel Strikes

Government Studies Meat, Steel Price Rise For Manufacturers   Hope To Hold The Line Ot Retail Prices; More Than Two Million Workers Prepare To Join 376,000 In Work Stoppages.

SENATE AND HOUSE PLAN BUSY WEEK   Housing Legislation First Business Before Both Bodies

FIGHT IN NEW MEXEG BETWEEN BUREAUCRACY, FREE: ENTERPRISE, HURLEY SAYS; ATTACKS CHAVEZ

Hurley Soys OPA Is Outstanding Example Of Failure Of Bureaucracy

EMH. . D EARNS (7 PRIZE   n, Craig Urges ts to Save Miliy Might of U.S.

All of Europe’s Economy Is in Need of Industry of a Unified Germany

THREE POLLING PLACES   Voting To Be In Progress From 8 A. M. To 7 P. M.

‘Walls Toppled,  Mountain Movec ‘On Pacific Coast   Man Succumbs To Heart Failure As Buildings In Downtown Seattle Swayed

Walls Toppled in Earthquake   Mountain Moves in Northwest Tremors

ne Cf Waret- Canbus tn Yous.’  Strong Earth Shock Hits Pacific Northwest Area; Hill “Walks” For 35 Feet

Pacific Northwest Quake Felt Along US, Canadian Coas   Seattle Buildings Sway, Hillside Walks; Tremor Lasts More Than Hour

Heavy Quake Rocks West Coast Area   Walls Fall, Hillside Walks During Disturbance: No Deaths Renorted

J ae Sways Buildings In Seattle  Wedge Of Coasta A... Banl Ch...

One Dies, Great Damage in Worst Trembler in Years   Rumblings Last For An Hour In Coastal Area

Shocks Called Strongest in Several Years   One Man Dies from Heart Failure as He Sees Buildings SwayCanadian Areas Hit

Seattle Area Is Jolted by Quake   __ Buildings Rock from Vancouver to Olympia ‘wand Hill “Walks”.

Quake At Seattle Topples Walls And  Moves Mountain      Skyscrapers  Sway. Bridges Swing Like‘ a Leaf In Worst Tremor of Recent Date. >  /

Pacific Northwest Hit By Strong Earth Shock Walls Fall, Buildings Sway, Hillsides Move

Walls Fall, Hillside Walks As Strong Earth Shock Jars Pacific Northwest Sunday

 . Quake Hits  Coast Areas   Huse Buildings Sway In Downtown Section

WALLS TOPPLE, BUILDINGS ROCK IN COAST QUAKE   Extensive Damage Reportec From Pacific Northwest; Hill ‘Takes A Walk’,

NORTHWEST IS ROCKED BY QUAKE   Buildings in Seattle Sway; One Man Dies

Walls Topple, Hall ‘Walks’ In Shake-Up   swaying Buildings Cause ‘Fatal Heart Attack te Man in Seattle, Only Fatality Reported

Coastal Area Is Jarred by Strong Shock   300-Foot Mound ‘Walks’ 35 Feet Nearer to Ocean

SEVERE JARS AREA OF PACIFIC. COAST   Walls Fall, Earth Walks As Shock Is Felt In Washington State

WALLS FALL A HL WALKS. IN WESTERN QUAKE   One Man Is: . Reported Dead In Seattle

Temblor Jars Seattle Region   Churchgoers Panic as Buildings Sway

One Man Dies, Mountain Moves  In Earthquake   Seattle Buildings: Swayed, Area Of Pudget Sound Shaken For One Hour

PROPERTY LOSS HIGH IN STRONG SEATTLE QUAKE   Earthquake Topples Walls. Moves Mountain in Pacific Northwest

Hillside Walks in Pacific Northwest Earthquake Sunday   Most Severe Shock in Several Years Fells Walls; One Death

File Charges Against WAC   Larceny, Embezzlement, Conspiracy Charged = In Hesse Jewel Theft.

List Charges In Gem Theft  Mrs. Durant Named; Other Trials Later

WAC CAPTAIN CHARGED WITH . LARCENY, EMBEZZLEMENT, CONSPIRACY AND BE ING AWOL .

GOERING RECALLED AS WITNESS   Denies Knowledge Of Experiments 'n Concentration Camps

FARM = MACHINE PLANT 1S SGENE OF VIOLENCE   Fighting Breaks Out Between Massed Pickets, Workers In Wisconsin

Definiie Signs of Poison Found  Ashes React to  ‘Science Teasits

Poison Uncovered In Cline Inquiry   Ashes of ‘Ex-Wife’  Show Arsenic Traces

FIND ARSENIC IN ASHES OF CLINE FRIENT   Death in Portland Throws Light On Case

Indian Troops Will Withdraw From  Indonesia at Once  Gen. Auchinleck Tell: Central Assembly Of Planned Action

CYCLISTS STONED IN-TRIESTE RIOT   Yugoslavs Accused Of Start ing Trouble In Dis‘puted City

SEEDS OL WARE i od Ga ak ~ Churchill. Warns Russia To Cease Baiting. US.

Churchill Says New World War Brewing   Prime Minister Attlee Declares Russia Ignoring of Potsdam Agreements—21-Nation Conference Suggested  Spirit

SAYS SOVIETS BREEDING WAR   Churchill Charges Seeds Of New Conflict Now Being  Sown in E. Europe

Allack on Red Policies Made ~Ry Churchill   Fornver Prime Minister Says Russians Try To Sovietize Occupisl _  eae ey

Churchill Says New. World War Brewing   Prime Minister Attlee Declares Russia Ignoring Spiri of Potsdam Agreements—721-Naticn Conference Suaaected

RUSSIAN WAR THREAT SEEN BY CHURCHILL   SEEDS OF CONFLICT BEING SOWN BY SOVIETS

BRITISH LEADERS CRITICIZE RUSSIA   ATTLEE DEPLORES IRON CURTAIN — CHURCHILL SAYS REDS SOW SEEDS OF WAR.

Attlee Charges Russia Ignores Potsdam Spirit   Churchill Says Seeds Of War Being Sown in Red-Occupied Sectors

Trans-Jordan Portugal, Erin Black-Balled —   Lack of Diplomatic © Relations With Soviet” Is Given as Reason ~—

ACTION TAKEN AT SECURITY COUNCIL MEET   Soviets Also Demand Study Be Made Of Allied Armies

Di -maniels U.N.  ‘Couneil Study. ‘Allied Armies   Three Approved

VOTE ON SEATS SNARLS UP U.N   Reds Against Admitting Ireland, Portugal And Trans-Jordan

3 Nations Rejected as Reds  Veto U.N. Applications   Soviet Calls for Study of Allied Army Groups

FIVE COUNTRIES BARRED FROM U.N   RUSSIA VETOES ADMISSION OF THREE — TWO OTSIERS REJECTED BY COUNCIL.

Russia Vetoes Portuguese, Irish Bid Into UN, Seeks ‘Study of Armies’ Stations

Soviet Presses For Probe on Army Situation   Ireland, Portugal, Trans-Jordan Ruled Out: Kremlin Has No Relations with Them

BIG 4 LINES UP AGAINST AUSTRALIA ON REPARATIONS   Molotov Received Support In 3-Day Battle Against The Proposals

Russian Stand  Cains Support   Big Four Lined Up Solidly Against Move To Check Reparations

—CONFERENCE —  U.S. Doubts Necessity Of Action  Foreign Ministers   Foreign Ministers Parley Expected Tomorrow

Against Australian Proposal For Special Commission To Make Claims Ineuiryv

Big Four Form Solid Front Against Australian Plan for Claims Probes -

Big Four May Seek To Speed Peace Parley   Line Up Solidly Against Special Commission To Investigate Reparations Claims

“Big 4” Line Up Against Probe Of Reparations   Australian Proposal Re jected As Move Seen To Speed Work Of Parley

Big Four Agree On Opposition To Australian   Seek Means of Speeding Peace Meet

IG FOUR’S RULE ON REPARATIONS SEARS AUSSIES   Leaders Spurn Proposal ai Paris for Commission To: Investigate Claims

BIG 4 REJECTS AUSTRALIAN PROPOSAL   France And Britain Concur With U. S. And Russia   WILLARD THORP   Outlines Stand On Aussie Plan To Investigate Reparations Claims

Big Four Opposes Plan to Investigate Reparations Claims      Foreign Ministers May Meet Tomorrow to Speed Conference

‘Big Four’ Oppose Australian Request   U.S. Sides with Russia Against Reparations Commission Proposal

To Make Effort To Speed Work Of Peace Parley   Line Up Solidly Against Australian Plan For Commission To Probe Reparations Claim

Special Claims Probing  Favored   Council Will Meet To Speed Work At Conclave

All Against Reparations Body Plan   Council Plans Meeting to Speed Up Peace Program

Australian Plan Opposed By Big Four   Line Up Against Proposal to Probe Claims  On Reparations

Big Four Solid Opposing Move Of Australia   U. S., Britain and France Support Stand Of Russia on Question OF Ranarnatinne

U. 5, REPORTED BEHIND BRITISH PLAN FOR INDIA   Officials Say Formula Is Most  “Workable” Yet

SIAM. REQUESTING SECURITY COUNCIL TO STUDY DISPUTE   Asks U. N. to Step [ato Com  phcated Border. Dispute With France

SIAM WANTS U.N.TO ENTER BORDER ROW   Area Seized ; By Siamese With Japanese Support

Siam Requests Aid in Dispute   Council Receives Frontier Problem

SIAM REQUESTS UN TO RULE ON BORDER DISPUTE   Seek Settlement With French on Sectors of IndoChina

OPA Adds 4 To 8 Per Cent To New-Car Prices   Door Is Left Open For Still Another Increase  Later On.

Door Left Open for Further Price Boos%s   Four to Eight Per Cent Increase on New Cars May Be Followed by Another, Warne the OPA

New Auto Price Raise Granted; Fourth Hinted  Chan ce For Cut Durin Full

O.P.A. Jumps Car Prices, Opens Way For Added Boosts   Chances for Ordered Cuts Also Disappear; Source Says Car Makers Had Touzh Time

OPA Raises Price Level  Of New Cars   Manufacturers Allowed Boost Averaging $75 Per Automobile

OPA Hikes Price of Cars: Further Boosts Possible   Little Chance Held of Cuts When Output Goes Into High Gear

O. P. A. Raises Ceilings On New Cars, Keeps Door Open For Another Boost

Another Boost. Said Possible .  Increases Range . » kia gum gop:

OPA Slaps Eight Per Cent 'Price Increase On Top Of Previous Hikes For Autos      Door Kept Open For Possible Further Boost; No Price Cut Later Is Seen

OPA Boosts Auto Prices   Gives 4 to 8 Per Cent Increases With Hint Of More to Come

0. P. A. Hikes Price On Retail Car Sales   Public Must Stand Increased Expenses

OPA Increases Auto Prices   Keeps Door Open For Possible Further Boost

OPA Boosts Price of Cars  8 Per Cent   Increase Effective On Shipped Cars; Other  Increacec Poascaihle I ater

New Cars to Cost Average  Of $75 More   OPA Grants Four to Eight Per Cent Boost And Keeps Door Oper  For More Increases

New Price Boost On Automobiles Granted By OPA   Further Increase Possible, Is Report: No Cut Seen After Peak Production Hit

NEW CARS GET 48 PER CENT PRICE INCREASE   OPA Keeps Door Open for Further Boosts on New Automobiles

New Auto Price Raise Granted; Fourth Hinted  Chance For Cut in Production Slim

Further Boost In Car Prices  Held Probable   OPA Granied Inercases Of Four to Eight Percent On Top Of Previous Hike; No Cut Planned

OPA ALLOWS 3RD CAR PRICE HIKE   Leaves Door Open for Further In. crease: No Cuts Seen When Output Gains  

Four to Eight Percent Increases Are. Slapped on Former Auto Price Boosts

CAR PRICES JUMP 4 T0 8 PER CENT   OPA Also Keeps Door Oper For Further Increases

OPA LEAVES DOOR OPEN TC NEW HIKES IN AUTO PRICES   Public To Pay Full Amount Of New Rise Ranging From $33 To $167

Collings On Some Cars Stay Where They Are... . Price Increase On 16 Auto Makes Averages $75.00

OPA ADDS MORE TO TOP PRics ON NEW AUTOS   Increases To Range From 4 To 8 Per Cent: Further Raises Possible

OPA ADDS 4 10 8 PERCENT 10 NEW GAR PRICES   Keeps Door Open for Stil Another Boost on Automobiles

Further Increase Slapped On Price (f Autos By OPA   Little Chance For Lower. ed Ceilings When Industry In Full Production

China Communists Try to Divert  Government Drives  Many Towns Along Railway Are Attacked by Reds

Bowles May Order Agriculture Chief To O. K. Halt in Clothing Price Rice

Expected To Ask Anderson To Take Action....  Bowles May Act To Check Price Of Cotton Clothes

May Order Anderson To Sign /Regulation Designed To Check [Rising Cotton Clothing Prices   Measure Requires Higher Down Payments On Cotton Sold For Later Delivery

Bowles May Issue Order On Covton Regulation:   Anderson May Be Forced To Sign Directive Despite Objections Of Some Solons

Lid For Cotton: - . Bowles May Order Anderson T. ‘OK Plan To Curb Price Boost

Regulation to Check Cotton Clothing Costs Expected   Bowles May Order Cabinet Member to Approve Measure -

BOWLES WILL IMPOSE ORDER   May Force Anderson To Approve Cotton Clothing Regulation

Officials Concede U.S. Will Reconsider Claims Of Hungry Allies Befcre Shipping Tons Of Food To Japan

BOMB EXPLOSION ROCKS UNO AND ROYAL PALACE   Indonesian Problem Oc. cupies UNO Along With Controversy Over Per. manent Site.

Planned Kxplosion Rocks UNO Meeting Place As kxperts Move Nazi Bomb

TARGET SHIPS STILL ‘HOT’ FROM ATOMIC BOMB BLAST   PICTURES REVEAL BATTLESHIP WAS LIFTED INTO AIR BY FORCE OF EXPLOSION

BIKIN LAGOON REMAINS ‘HOT’   Death Lurks in Waters. Hampering Inspection Efforts

Kimmel Insist: Lies Told About Him, Gen. Short   Rear Admiral Asserts Commanders Made ‘Victims’

Detected Campaign To Smear Him   Pearl Harbor Admira Told Navy Probers Of False  Evidence.

Kimmel Denied Rift With Short.   ‘Deliberate Smear’ Committee Told By Pearl Harbor Chief

Denies Iroubie Between Army, Navy Commands   Says He And Gen. Short Were Goats

Made Victims of  Smear Campaign   Describes Reports As Malicious Lies

Thomas Claims Conspiracy To Upset CIO; Dubinsky Is Target For Attack

UAW President Makes Charge Of Conspiracy   Thomas Declares AFI Leaders, Industry Unite Ansibaive CIO

‘Destroy CIO From Within’   Thomas Accuses Industry. AFL Leaders Of Destroyine CIO.

UAW Will Continue Strike Negotiation:   Dissatisfied with ‘Opti. mism’ of Mediator,  CIO Says

C1O-UAW Scores Mediator Dewey ror Optimism”   Union, However, Will Con tinue in Efforts To End GM Strike

DEWEY OPTIMISM SCORED BY UNION   Will Continue to Work With Him. However. in Effort to End Strike

OPA MOVES 10 INDICT BLALK MARKET HEADS   Evidence Being Stifted To Submit ToU.S. Attorney

Janet Holloway, 23  Charged With Vagraney, Says Truck Driver Gave Her Mayer Trobnian, 3

Missing Child Found Unhurt   Philadelphia Boy Safe in N.Y. Police Holding Woman Hitch-Hiker.

Missing Boy Found Safe  After Intensive Search 3-Year-Old Awaits Return to Parents

Boy Returned, Woman Is Held   Three-Year-Old Mayer Trobman Is Home With Parents

Missing Child Found by Police   Vagrancy Charge Is Filed Against Woman Who Sheltered Baby

CHILD MISSING 3  DAYS FOUND SAFE  IN SCHOOL HOUSE WOMAN HITCH-HIKER SAYS BABY LEFT IN  RieTANnRY OV Tory

Fiend Kills Two Lovers In Cabin   Discharged Soldier And Married Woman Beaten To Death

SLAIN COUPLE FOUND IN CABIN   Man Held in Fatal Beating Of Brunette, Ex-Gl

Gasoline Tax Income for Half Year  InlowaReaches $12,899,558.48 Total

State Highway Gasoline Tax in Excess of Twelve .  : Million Dollars

Affidavits From British Introduced   Hirate- Pleads Innocent to Having Caused Four Deaths

POLICE LAUNCH “INTENSE SEARCH ~ FOR MURDERER   Body of Kidnaped Chicago Girl Found Dismembered in Several Sewers   SLAIN IN NEIGHBORHOOD:   Authorities Hunt for Site of Butchery and Round Up Possible Suspects

Belgium Joins Battle on Veto   ‘Secretary-General Says Mistrust, Suspicion to Continue So Long as Franco in Power

‘lowa 100 Years Of Age Today   Quiet Observance Of Centennial At Old Capitol In Iowa City.

New Era Beginning For Iowa   State 100 Years Old Today; Governor Blue Cites Agricultur al Progress, Industrial Growth

Cotton Meet Being Called   Farmers May Be Asked To Hold Entire ‘46 Crop Off Market; Price Dropping

O Conor Clinging To Slim Margin; Gains 102 Here   Sun Claims He’s Been Elected But Markey Stull Holds Out.

OHIO VE VETS HAVE TOP SENIORITY   State Draft Chiefs Point to Court Ruling ,

Margaret Truman Draws Ovation No Society Leader Ever Got On  ‘Opening Night ~

Council To Meet Tomorrow Night   Metropolitan Opera's Opening Night A Gala Affair

All That Glitters  Margaret Truman Takes Top Ovation At Opening Of ‘Met’

Met Has Colorful Season Onening   _ Margaret Truman, Other Members Washington Society Take Limelight

MET SEASON OPENS MONDAY   Mrs. Vanderbilt Not Present, But Trauman’s Daughter Uses Box

Plymouth County History Told In Colorful Pageant  Cast Of 400 Will _ Be In Spectacle _ At LeMars Park

Plymouth Coimty  History ToldIn Colorful Pageant  ” Cast Of 400. Will Be In Spectacle _ ~ At LeMars Park”

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Commission Discusses Goering Case in Private

Government Efforts, If Successful, Would Give Workers More Than FactFinders Recommended.   DISPUTANTS APPEAR LESS OPTEMISTIC   Administration Said to Hold Little Hope for Extension of Truce Which Expires Thursday.

Sra npr fins a gD aera eee bie fee  Regs Ts]  Ne a t ie Se ee ee cl ameel EO ek

Compromise On Railroad.  Wages May Be Worked Out   Government Takes Hand to Get Workers Bigger Increase Than Fact-Finding Board Recommended ~—Situation is Still Gloomy

Would Boost  Fact Board   Pay Finding Rail Situation — Is ‘Not Too Good,

Rail Situation Not Too Good.  Steelman Says   Little Hope Is Seen For Extension of  Truce; Compromise ee: ee CRASS ~< Seevemmery

Steelman Says Situation Does Not Look Good   U. S. Seeks to Get Pay Hike Compromise for Workers

Steelman Working on Rail Dispute   Conciliator Reports “Little’ Progress

BIGGER RAISE IS SOUGHT IN RAILWAY PAY   UNION CHIEFS ARE HOPEFUL, WORK ON COMPROMISE   No Reculi«c Vet

PARISH SCHOOL AID 1S DEBATED   Use Of Public Funds For Transporting Of Children Disputed

\ ‘ U. Strike  Continues   Volume Of Messages Cut To 15 Per Cent

TELEGRAPH TIEUP UNSHAKEN INN. Y   Meanwhile Conciliators Seel to End Truck Strike in St. LouiseArea

MESSAGES CUT BY STRIKE. OF WESTERN UNION   Only 15 Percent Of Message Ser vice Recorded In New York City

a a ee ee =— —eE'rrr—‘é ‘arti ee  No Settlement of Western Union  Strike In Sight

MOBILIZE TO CRUSH CHIANG   Chinese Communists Cail For  Fight to Finish Against Nationalist Forres

_Attempt to Nullify Senate Okay   Speaker Rayburn Confident of Victory Over Maneuver to Set Aside Upper Chamber’s Measure

HOUSE LOAN FOES CLAMOR FOR BALLOT   Seek Showdown On Pian To Nullify Senate 0, K.

Klan Activities Revived in State   Goldstein Undertakes Move To Revoke Charter

te! Cripple Risks $500, Gets $2,069.50 For Fund 22": Honesty Test Pays Big Dividends

SOME POLITICS: HANSFORD CAMPAIGN ON FOR ONE Messy  Similarity of Names in ae eo Recallec

SOME POLITICS: HANSFORD CAMPAIGN ON FOR ONE VOTE  Similarity of Names in State Races Recalled

ICKES ENTERS A-BOMB DEBATE   ‘Old Curmudgeon’ Is Backing Baruch Stand

ICKES IS SORE "AT HIS GROUP   ORGANIZATION OF WHICH HE 18 EXECUTIVE CH AIRMAN 1S SUPPORTING WALLACE

ICKES ENTERS BATTLE OVER ATOMIC CONTROL      Defends Baruch Stand - Denounces -Form. Sec. Wallace

ICKES COMES UP SWINGING FOR BARUCH   Opposes Wallace on Question of Atomic Bomb Control

Ickes Gets ‘Sore’, Hurls Blast In Defense of Baruch Atom Bomb Play

Push Search For Milwaukee Girl   Missing Since Monday From Madison School

Gov. Lausche Pledges Aid For Ohic Schools; Herbert Attacks Dem Pas‘

School Issues In Spotlight of Governor Race   Lausche, Herbert Promise Buildings Higher Salaries

Teacher Shortage Holds S$ potlight  _ In Ohio Campaigning for Governor

Begin Walkout In Advance of  Strike Deadline   Grain, Coal Some Other Articles Exempted in Embargo., Leaders Expect Tieup

Tomorrows Headlines Today      REPORT HARRY BRIDGES TRYING 10 CUT U.S. OFF FROM SUGAR BY UNION OF WORLD DOCK WORKERS

Rail Embargo Clamps Down on Most Freight   Truman May Act If Ship Dispute Comes to Him

PLANE CRASHED ~ ON BAILEY FARM   Pilot Uninjured When Made Emergency Landing. . 

OPA Is Reviewing Order to Roll Back Prices on  Meat Dishes in Restaurants   Action Taken Because of Protests From Industry and After Court Litigation Is Threatened

HIROHITO TOURS JAPANESE AREA   Emperor Yisits Hospital, Silk Mill, Industrial Plant; Crowds Cheer Him

CONGRESS PASSES. ACT AIMED AT FINDING OUT ADDITIONAL FACTS CONCERNING LOBBYING HORDES

ST. LOUIS POLICE TRAP ‘KIDNAPER’   CALLED FATHER OF CHICAGO CHILD TO DEMAND ‘RANSOM’

TEMPERATURES   Blasts Story He Got $40,000 For Bank Bill Veto   Ex-Governor Says — Ballard Not Guilty _ On Conspiracy Count

Walkout of 400,000 Men Alternative   General Electric Workers Prepare to Go Back to Jobs After Acceptance Of New Agreement

Coming Parley for Miners’ Contracts Holds Stage Center   Operators Complain J, L. Lewis Has Wasted Fifth  of Time

Coal Miners Awi ait Reply  On Demands   Lewis Tells Workers To Strike April 1 If Their Requests Not Met

Refuses To Tip His Hand.... Lewis Presses A War Of Nerves In Negotiations For New Mine Contracts

Deaths of 28,000 Miners Charged To Shaft Owners   Electricians at GE And GM Plants Vote Approval of Pacts

Coal Mine Strike Looms   Lewis Indicates Men Will Quit April 1 Bialeee Thascandl. 2404

Soft Coal Issue Tops Labor News  —_mumbanwn ( amma m Leia al I awie PF arkir

COAL PAY TALKS HOLD SPOTLIGHT   Mine Owners Charge Lewis With ‘Filibustering’

Operators Hit UMW Tirade As ‘Filibuster’   Protest by Owners To Talks on Health Defied by Lewis

Charge Lewis — Filibuster   Coal Operators Claim UMW Chief Has Taken Fifth of Negotiating Time, But J. L. Talks On

OPERATORS SAY LEWIS DELAYS MINE PAY TALKS   Officials Hope Strike Set for Apr. 1 Can Be Averted To Aid Reconversion

Labor Leader and Management Chairman Stage Verbal Battle During Conference Session.   MEETING DESCRIBED AS WAR OF NERVES

Lewis Puts Stress ‘On Bad Conditions Of Mine Workers   Continues Lengthy Re port on “Terrible Con ditions” in. Variou: Mine Districts.

LEWIS HOLDS SPOTLIGHT IN NEGOTIATIONS   Chief of United Mine Workers Presses War of Nerves In Wage Contract Diccuscsions   REFUSES TO TIP HAND

LEWIS PRESSES WAR OF NERVES IN NEGOTIATIONS   Coal Operators Charge Union Filibustering

Lewis Begins ‘Nerves’ War  In Coal Talks   Working Conditions Get Union Attention

NEGOTIATIONS FOR NEW COAL CONTRACT IN LABOR SPOTLIGHT  STRIKE PLANNED ON

Lewis Threat Contains Nine Demands   Nation’s Idle By Walkouts Under 800.000

OPERATORS SAY [EMIS WASTES VALUABLE TIME   soft Coal Men Complain Negotiating Period is Thrown Away

Miner Threat Is Main  Concern   Strike Set April  Unless Demands  Are Approved.   By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Lewis Presses Health Demands   Refuses to Reveal Specific ‘Demands For. Miners

LEWIS 15 STILL PLAYING FOXY   Miners To Be Told To Strike April 1 If Demands Not Met  WON'T REVEAL AIMS

Miners, Operators  Negotiate For  New Wage Pact Principal News ae a ae

Operators Say Unionist Takinc Up Too Much Time; Total Of Strikers Drops To New Low

General Assembly  Votes Unanimously   Detailed Plan To Follow— Molotov Charges A-Bombs Bar Attack

Security Council To Draft Controls   UN Acts Swiftly on Disarmament Issue And Treaty Proposals

Arms Control Move Okayed By Assembly   Byrnes Offers Partial Report On Strength Of U. S. Oversea Troops

Truckers’ Strike May Ciose Stores   New York Concerns, Including 740 Grocers Have Nothing to Sell

PARLEY SET IN TRY TO END TRUCK STRIKE   Weekend Talks To Be Held - As New York Is Paralyzed

Truck Tie-up Will Close 1000 Stores   Mayor, Committee Of Businessmen Step Into Breach

Mate Told Her To Shoot Him, Wife Claims   invalid Veteran Is Killed Following an All-Night Argument

11,000 California Operators “Ordered to Leave Exchanges   Weaver Orders Union Lines Established, Reversing Earlier Decision to Postpone Action Until Monday; Emergency Calls Taken

Iranians Patrol Russian Border   Big Ammunition-Arms Cache is Captured In Azerbaijan City

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U.S, POPULATION UP, REPORT SHOWS   Money in Circulation Key In Determining Growth

Lewis GAINS. NLRB RULING   ‘COURT BATTLE LOOMS OVER  DECISION INVOLVING FORE MEN IN THE COAL MINES

Decision On Holding Company Act Upheld   Supreme Court Ruling is Against Giant North American Co.

Court Upholds Death Sentence  In Holding Aet   High Tribunal Rules Against Big Utility  In Appeal from SEC; Negro Voting Upheld

Court Upholds Utilities Act   Holding Companies Hi By New Ruling

Death Sentence Clause In Utility Holding Act Is Held Constitutional

COURT UPHOLDS UTILITY DEATH SENTENCE ACT   Georgia Negroes Given Primary Vote; Vet Senority To Be Reviewed

Polish Demand Is Opposed by  Great Britair   Delegate Tells UN Council There Is No Confirmation That Germans Are Working On New Weapons in Spain

Another GM Parley Ends In Deadlock   Schwellenbach Flays Both Sides; 3 Issues Hold Up Agreement

DEADLOCK NOT —-GRACKED YET IN GM STRIKE  ;    MEDIATOR IS IRKED BY SHORTNESS OF CONFERENCES

Company and Union Decline to Extend  “Conferences as  Suggested By « Federal Mediator.

GM-UAW Still Far From Any Understanding  Federal Mediator   Federal Mediator Fails to Lengthen Strike Conferences

U. S. Mediator Seeks Longer  GMC Sessions   Firm and Union Balk: Accord Still Lacking Tn 91-Day-Old Strike

GM AND UNION STILL AT ODDS   Fail to Reach Agreement Reject Plea to Extend  Conference Session

McKay Trial in Weekend Recess  Defense Given Minut Books to Study

HOMEWOOD BOARD ‘SORRY’ LONDON IS QUITTING POSITION   Meyer’s Appointment Is Immediate; Set $250 Salary

34 PERSONS WERE KILLED IN POLAND'S BLOODIEST BATTLE   Forty-two Were Wounded at the City of Kielce Today.   FINALLY SUPPRESSED   Government Forces In Arm. ored Cars Stopped the Fighting.

Polish Pogrom Suppressed as Thirty-four Die   Shops Smashed, Homes Raided in Day of Terror

34 Persons Dead In Anti-Jewish Polish Pogrom   Killings Toughed off hy Reports Jews Killed Tot, - Kidnaped, Held Youth

Order Restored In Polish City After Bloody Pogr om   At Least 34 Killed and 42 Injured in Anti-Jewish Rioting—Fascist Elements Accused of Setting Off Poqrom

Polish Pogrom Strikes at Jews   Thirty-Four Persons Reported Killed and Forty-Two Wounded

Authorities Blame Anti. Jewieh Rumor for Touching Off Outbreak * Jn Kielce

35 Perishin Bloody Polish Anti-Jew Riot   cae Puts Dows Pogrom With Armored Cars

POGROM KILLS 38   At Least 50 Others Injured     As Boy’s Tale Stirs ~~ Sinhe There

‘Anti - Jewish’ Rumors Start Riots In Kielce   Suppressed By Armed Troops; Followed Election Notice

‘44 Killed_lowing Riot Polish Gily   nment Finally 5 Poland's Worst Wor Unrest With Kravred Cure

Kielce Outbreak Leaves 34 Dead   Bloodiest Postwar Program in Poland

34 Killed In Polish City   Military and Police End Fighting; Anti-Jew Rumor Starts Outbreak

Boy s Story Sets Off Bloody Polish Pogrom Killing 38   Government Charges Fascists Inspire Blow At Jews in Kielce

Anti-Jewish Rumors Apparently Touch Off Outbreak, Which Government Forces Are Required to Suppress in Armored Cars.

ti-Jewish Rumors Set Off Wholesale. Rioting:; Mobs Finally Quieted   FASCIST REACTIONARIES © ARE BLAMED FOR RIFT:

Militiamen and Security Police Are Reported Slain in Battling Kielce Mobs; ‘Fascist Elements’ Blamed for Riots in City of 60,000 Population

54PersonsDie, 42 Woundedin Polish Poarom   Military Units and Security Police Check Rioting in City of Kielce

Anti-Semitic Rumors Apparently Touch Off Killings; Government Leads in Early Returns‘from Referendum

Police Patrolling Streets After Poarom in Poland   Thirty-Four Reported Dead and Nearly Fifty Others Wounded in City of Kielce; Anti-jewich Rumors Start Bloody Uprising

AT LEAST 34 POLISH JEWS   Troops With Armored Cars Restore Order In City Of Kielce

Mobs Storm Kielce Jews In Pogrom   One Hundred Estimated Killed, Wounded or Beaten in Attacks in Paland   ‘Fascists’ Blamed   Government Declares Outburst Carried Out by Fascists

Pogrom Kills At Least 38 In Poland   Boy's Tale Jews Kidnaped Him Starts Rampage

City of Kielce Scene of Latest: Anti-Jew Riots   Rumor Of Baby Killed, Bo Kidnapping Touches Off Wholesale Slaughter

34 Killed in Outbreak in. Polish City   Kielce Scene of Violence Believed Touched Off By Anti-Jewish Rumors; Troops Patrol Streets

GOVERNMENT FORCES HALT FICHT ON JEWS   Polish Pogrom Leads To Loss Of At Least QA T ivan   Anti-Semitie  Activities Flare Into Blaody Otiity

34 Killed In Anti-Jewish Poland Riots   Pogrom At Kielce Bloodiest Since War; Armored Police Cars Patrolling Streets

Boy’s Story Touched Off Polish Riots  Pogrom’s Toll Climhbe ta 22

34 Killed In Pogror   -Anti-Jewish Mob Runs ‘Riot in Kielce, Poland; Quelled By Police

Jews Attacked In Poland, 34 Are Killed   Government. Forces. Supine Outbreak ‘Using Armored Cars

Mobs Invade - Polish Homes   Order Restored in Kielce Afte® 34 Are Killed

38 ARE KILLED IN POLISH RIGT   Boy’s Story Of Kidnap Touches On Bloody Pogrom

Many Killed During Polish Riot   Militia Is Called to Restore Order in Bloody Program

34 Slain, Scores Wounded In  Pogrom Against Polish Jews   Jews At Kielce Massacred in Bloody Outbreak of Fascists Who are Quelled by Gov't.

MARSAH REPORTS MANY JEWS SLAIN AT KIELCE. POLAND   More Then 100 Killed and Wounded in Bloodiest  Danram in Vance

42 INJURED IN POLISH RIOTS   Order Is Restored In Kielce Following Bloody Pogrom

Lastialties heavy In Polish City’s Bloodiest Pogrom  Kielce Reports 34   Kielce Reports 34 Dead, 42 Wounded; Army Quells Riots

Jewish Homes  Attacked In  Polish Pogrom Mobs Broken Up  Ry. (Cavarnmant

Pogrom Kills At Least 38, Injuries 50 In Poland   Police and Troops Dispel Rioters And Restore Orde In City of Kielce

GM Parley Fails  To Settle Dispute   Little Progress Made; Talks Resume Today

PRES NR RE Sas REARS Detar a ose RE  Larcenies Listed By Local Police

Steal Diamonds, Cattle New Disorders Between Jews, Arabs Break Out in Tiberias

Jews-Arabs Shoot In Cattle Dispute   Armed Tel Aviv Gang Steals Diamonds

EFFORTS 10 END STRIKE COLLAPSE   AFL Seamen Told Not To Respect Commy Picket Line

AFL MAY TRY 10 BREAK THRU C10 PICKET LINES   Strengthen Police Force ir Dock Areas; Negotiations Fail

FORMER ARE ORDERED TO CROSS LINES   Latter Forces Mass Men in Effort to Hold Strike Lines

DOCK WORKERS WON'T RESPECT COMMY LINE’   Negotiations to Settle Maritime Strife Collapse

Maritime Unions Mass Picketing N.Y. Water Front   Threat of Clashes  » Between AFL, CIO ‘Langshoremen GrowsStrike 1% Dave Oia

New York Fears "Labor Violence On Water Front   AFL Longshoremen Likely To Disregard Massed CIO Pickets.

AFL Longshoremen  kastructed Not to wihenepee Com: my Picket Line’ -

Ship Strike May Lead To Clash Between Unions  CIO Picket Lines Formed On New Wake VAs natasha td

CIO Seamen Plan Massed Picket Line   Plan Action To Secure - Wage Boost Equal To That of AFL.

Massed Picket Lines on NY  Waterfront      Negotiations To End Maritime Strike Collapse

TENSION 15 HIGH IN OHIPPING STRIKE AS PICKET FIGHT LOOMS  LONCSHOREMEN MAY CN

Picket Lines of NMU Not To Be Honored by AFI   Police Bolster Force Along Waterfront in Case of Outbreaks

Fear Clashes Between C0 And Rivals   More Police Are Placed In Dock Area

TENSION 15 HIGH IN SHIPPING STRIKE AS PICKET FIGHT LOOMS   LONGSHOREMEN MAY GO THROUGH CIO LINES; NEW YORK PORT SCENE

New York Dock Area Is Tense   Violence Feared As’ CIO Strikers Start .. Mass Picketing After Wage Talks Break Up

Clashes Threaten As Sea Strike Becomes Worse   Tightly Packed Picket Lines Stand Guard Over Ports; Workmen Are Adamant in Their Demands for Wage Parity and Raises in Pay

New York Waterfront Tense as Clashes Loom Between AFL Workers and ClO Pickets   Longshoremen President Urges His Men to Return to Work and Declares "We Don't Respect Any Commy Picket Line”

Conference Fails to End Ship-Tie-Up   A.F.L. Longshoremen Say They Will Not Respect ‘Comy’ Lines; Police Streneth Bolstered

New York Port Tense: Maritime Clashes Feared   CIO Pickets Massed After Collapse Of Strike Negotiations

NEW YORK CITY'S ‘WATERFRONT TENSE OVER A STRIKE   Threats of Clashes Between Thousands of Pickeling CEO: Seamen.   MASSED PICKET LINE   Marchers So Closely Linked Almost Impossible to Squeeze Through.

— SHIPPING — ‘Commy’ Charge Hurled   Mass Pickets March as Talks Collapse

Ship Labor Factions  May Clash   AFL Longshoremen Told Not to Respect Any “Commy Picket Line”’

Police Guards Are Bolstered In Port Areas  Picket Lines Are Massed; Efforts

ForParipation ~ In Mass Protest   Peace ~ Parley “Collapses; * Dipate. ‘Over: -Demands “OF > West. Coast ‘Unions

Labor War Threatens In Gotham   AFL Longshoremen’s Boss Lashes ‘Commy’ Picket Lines of CIO.

AFL, CIO Clashes Threaten   NMU Pickets Guard Docks After Negotiations Break Down

Seamen Ordered To Pass Pickets   Police Bolstered As_ Threats Mount

RYAN TELLS AFL ANON 10 IGNORE GLO. PICKET LINE   Curran Urges President to Intervene After Wage Parley Collancac

Clashes May Come  Between Unions in Maritime Strike   Massed Picket Line Faces A.F.L. Longshoremen as Shipping Tienp Is in 12th Dav

Fear   —{VE AMINE £ 210d fa Situation Tense In New York  Fighting Between Unions Is Feared

HUGE PICKET LINE FORMED AROUND POP)   Longshoremen Told To Unload Ships if Steam Available

FEAR CLASHES AS ClO SETS UP MASSED PICKETS   AFL Longshoremen Instructed “Not To Respect Any Communist Picket Line; Fighting Is Expected.

N.Y. CITY DOCK AREA IS TENSE   Trouble Threatened Between Picketing C. I. O. Members and A. F. of L. Men Under Orders Not to Respect Their Lines,

Clash Between CIO, AFL On New York Docks Hinted   Striking Seamen Throw Picket Lines Around Area And Defy AFL Longshoremen To Cross Them To Unload Vessels; Workers Not To Respect Lines

CIO-AFL Clash ls Now Feared   Between Picketing ClO Seamen and AFL Longshoremen Ordered Back To Work

Police Guards Are Bolstered In Port Areas   Picket Lines Are Massed; Efforts At Truce Blocked

NEGOTIATIONS ARE AGAIN AT ‘A STANDSTILL   Operators Refuse to Continue Conferences Because Watches Are Withdrawn   WALKOUT IS WIDENING

CIO Seamen Plan Massed Picket Line   ‘Plan’ ‘Action. To .Secure > Wage Boost» Equal-Tc That of AEL.

Massed Lines Seamen Form  Solid Barrier   Longshoremen’s President  Issues Orders Not To   “Respect Any Comnry   . Picket Line”?   Fourteen Liners Due During Day   Negotialions io End Nation: wide Maritime Strike Collapsed Last Mieht

Russia Gives Up Fight to Ban Veto Discussion   Favors ‘Frank and Oper Discussion; Scores - Qancerity’

U.S. OPPOSES RUSS PLAN TC BAR DEBATE   On Proposals to Limit Big Five Veto Power

Russia Agrees To Veto Airing   Opposition Dropped To Allowing Question To  Reach Floor

Russians Yield To Permit Debate Of Veto Question   Vishinsky Abandons Plans to Fight Cuban, Australian Motions.

Reds Abandon Fight Against Debate on Vete   U. S., Britain and China Favor Full Discussion

Reds Agree To Discussion of Veto Problem   Reverse Earlier Stand Against UN Debate On Hot Issue

RUSSIANS EXPRESS CHANGE OF HEART   ‘Frank and Open’ Study of UN Issues is Asked at Meeting.

Want Talks Frank, Open Says Russia   Withdraw Objection to De bate on Veto Question  in UN Assembly

NOW IN FAV UF OPEN TALK ON ALL (SSUES   Relaxes Early Opposition to Small Natian Demand for Veto Debate.

Favors Frank, Open Discussion By All   Vishinsky Offers Strong Opposition To Motions Of Australian And Cuban Groups

Vishinsky Says Aim  Is Frank Expression   Retraction Comes After Strong Opposition by United States, Britain and China:

U. S., Russia Clash in UN Assembly Over Debate on Veto Issue   Russia Would Forbid Debate; U.S. Favors Veto but Wants Issue Discussed

Quits Fight ToHead Off U.N. Debate   Vishinsky Reneges After Opposition from U.S., Britain and China.

RUSSIA COMES. QUT IN FAVOR. OF DISCUSSION   Veto Power: Will Be Discussed on Floor of Assembly

Abandon UN Contest On Debate By All Members   Now Favor “Frank and Open” Discussion of All Issues in the United Nations Group

FAVORS: DEBATE ON ALL ISSUES, GAYS VICHINGKY    Agrees With U. $., in Making About-Face, There Is  No Harm in Talk   MOTIVE I$ QUESTIONED  Russian Delegate Hits Form of Metions an Issue by Cuba and Australia

VETO FIGHT IS ABANDONED BY RUSSIANS   Moscow Delegation Favors “Frank and Open” Discussion on All UN Issues.

Soviet Delegate Gives in as U. S., Others Fight Gag   But Vishinsky Warns of ‘Dangerous Course’ in Proposals for UN

Vishinsky Demand Ran Inte Adamant United States De termination To Allow Ful Nahata   SOLIDARITY GESTURE WINTEN BY RUSSIANS

REDS ABANDON FIGHT ON VETO; ASKS DISCUSSION   Opposition Withdraws By Vishinsky In “TIN Accombly Meet

Lilienthal Named Chairman of U.S.  Atomic Group  Boarcl Must Be  Confirmed By Senate

Atomic Energy Board Created   Lilienthal Chosen by Truman as Head Of Powerful Civilian Committee

GREECE RENEWS ~DRASTIGSTEP   Measures Reimposed Against ‘Rising Tide Of Leftist Violence’   YUGOSLAV DECLARATIONS AT PARIS MEET RAPPED

Greeks Fear  More Violence From Leftist:   Military Courts Set Up  To Combat Friction, Tenestan Werento.!

Friction With Yugoslavia  Is Increasing  Disorders Not Entirely ‘Internal Affair’

Rising Tide Of Violene e By Leftists  Hits Greece   inergeney Measures Invoke “d By Premiers To Protest: Shooting

TROUBLE BUILDS UP FOR GREECE   Downing Of Plane Stirs Up New Friction With Rival Yugoslavia

Greek Leftist Violence Rises   Government ‘Takes Drastic Measures, Hints Others Have Part In Disorders

Gréeks-Act To. Meet: Leftist  “Tide Violence   Acting Premier Reimposes Dragtie Emergeney. ‘Measures. . Over  “Wide Area - -

Reds Aic Probe of Slayings  Two US MPs Shot  By Russians on Us meena Cha anrnk

MP Shooting Nearly Solved   Russian Investigators Work with Americans

Probe Shooting Of Two Yanks   Russian Cooperation Is Praised by U. S. Officials

RUSSIAN AND U.S, OFFICIALS PROBE VIENNA SHOOTING   American  Military Police. men Are Recovering eS Greuwe Vniciak

SHOOTING OF 2 YANKS PROBED   Russian Shot During Investigation Of Wounding Of Americans   OTHERS IN CUSTODY

TWO YANKS SHOT BY REDS IN JEEP   Resisting Russian Wounded In Roundup Of Suspects

CLERKS RENEW STRIKE ACTION      Flat Salary Increase Of $30 A Month Demanded By Store Employes

Business Trend For 46 Puzzles  Dosemnaatties am   Prosperity or Chaos Faces State

Business Trend For “46 Puzzles  Prosperity or  mae ECaraoc Stata

RUSSIA AGREES TO AIR FIGURES ON ALL TROOPS   Molotov Reports Soviet Se To Accept U. S. Plan On Reporting To UN

Russia Will List Troops   Molotoy “Announces Acceptance of U. 5. Proposal predented to UN Assembly

Russia Accepts US. Plan To Give  Troop Figures   AILU.N. Members Would Be Required To Report Number Under Arms.

Russia Ready To Report On Troop Locations   Complete Figures, Home And Abroad Will Be Given

TROOP FIGURES MAY BE GIVEN OUT BY REDS   Soviet Minister Molotov Reports Nation Willing To Make Report

Russia Is Ready To Reveal Troops  Melectov Tells U. N. Of Soviet’s Stand

Russia Agrees to Match Allied Figures on Troops   Molotov Says United States and Russia Are in Complete Agreement; Makes Proposal Providing Reports

Russia Ready To Report on All Troops   Molotov Says U. S. And Russia Now in Complete Accord on Controversial Issue

Weather--  Austin Plan Is Accepted By Moloto\   Russian's for Complete Figures on Troops  Home, Abroad.

Now in Complete Accord With U. S., Says Molotov; Minister Reports Soviet Forces  Now Out of Five Nations, Including Iran

RUSSIA BACKS PLAN TO: TELL ARMS SECRETS   Molotov Expresses Approva of U. S. Proposal on  Tranan Eirninac %

Molotov Says U.5. Proposal Suits Russia   Troops At Home And Abroad Are Teo Be Revealed

Russia Ready To Make Troop Report   Molotov Says Soviets Will Give Figures On Disposition of Men

Hans Rohlfsen Has 100th Birthday On. Thursday, Nov. 14    Former L LeMars  Resident Is Now Living In'Sibley

Hans Rohlfsen Has 100th Birthday On: Thursday, Nov. 4        Livine’ ta Sibley,

B-29 Crews Train at Roswell Field For Atom Bomb Test on Warships

Maritime Union Vote to End Shipping Tieup  Strikers Ordered Back to Work as Accord Reached

N.M.U. Vote Job Return In New York  End of Tieup Awaits Action Of Other Units

CHIANE'S FORCES CONTROL MAJOR PART OF MUKDEN   Russians Moking Stopover . at Changchun During . UWiiheteewnte

CHIANG’S ARMY SAID TO CONTROL MUKDEN   Reds Claim Transportation Needs Force Stopovers

CHINA HOPING OA TRUCE TO END FIGHTING   Soviets Blame Lack of Rail Facilities for Slow Evacuation.

Russian Soldiers Needing Vehicles   Chinese _ Dispatcl Truce Teams  For Work

Russians Declare Poor . Transportation Slowing. Movement Out of Mukden

CHINESE GOV'T FORCE SAID TO BE IN CONTROL OVER MUKDEN   Transportation Shortage Slowing Withdrawal Of  Soviet Troops

Russians Blame Transportation In Manchuria   Claim Troops Leaving Mukden ‘Forced’ To Stop Over in Capital

Soviets Say Transport  Halts Exodus   Troops Stop in « Changchun—China Is Concerned

Soviet Exodus ls Slowed Up   Lack Transportation, Russians Tell China

Soviet Troops Stopping Over At Changchun   Lack of Rail Facilities Given As Cause of Delon

Manchurian Transport Insufficient   Soviet Tells Chinese. Troops Quitting Mukden Haven’t Facilities to Move Directly to Siberia

Sovieis Leave. Mukden, Stop At Changehux   Claim They ‘Lack Sufficient Tr. ansportation to Move.

Increased Chinese Forces in Control of Mukden, Report   Soviet Troops Slowly Withdrawing From Manchurian City

Chinese In Control Of Mukden   Government Forces Take Over From Retiring Russians

‘Chinese Slowly Taking Over Mukden, Struggle Developing With Chinese Reds in Area

Chinese Coutro! Mukden As Soviet Forces Yield City   But Russians Unable To Return Directly To Own Territory, Commandant Save

SOVIETS EXPLAIN EVACUATION ACT FOR MANCHURIA   Stopovers at Changchun Ne» ceasitated by Lack of Transportation, Claim

GOVERNMENT FORCES TAKE OVER MUKDEN   Russian Troops Evacuating City Forces To Make Stopovers at Changchun

Some Order Restored In Mukden . . . . Transportation Shortage Slows Up Soviet Move

Lack of Transport Facilities Slows Russia $ Withdrawal From Manchuria

No Transport Available, Chief Says   Governmental Forces Are in Control Of Mukden at Present

PLAN 10 STAY IN MANCHURIA   Chief of Staff Says Troops Cannot Go Directly to Russia Because of Distance and Must Make Stopovers.

Russians Lack Transportation   Stop At Changchun Be fore Going Into Red Territory

Russian Troops Evacuating ‘Mukden Making Stopovers At ‘Changchun, Chinese Informed   Claim They Have Insufficient Transportation Facilities To Move Directly Into Siberia

Reds. Explain Troop. Moves:   Government ‘Forces’ « Now Control Mukdex

GOVERNMENT FORCES INCREASE IN MUKDEN   Russian Troops Leave Capital Only to Move In On Changchun

Chinese Near Mukden War   Fear Pitched Battle As Soviets Move Out

Extensive Damage  From Hail Storm  In Plymouth County Crops Harmed On  ‘Farms Above Seney . Manele ur Bh erenen tence

Extensive ] Damage From Hail Storm — In Plymouth Count,  Crops Harmed On © F ‘arms. Above Seney_

Goodland Files Papers Today  Seeks Re-election Ae State fanvarnar

PERKASIE PLAYGROUND   Swimming and Games to Keep Children Off the Streets

Inside Your Congress  Injunctions In Labor Disputes SAMUEL <-aeiass

PETTENGILL  "The Gentleman from Indiaua”  INSIDE YOUR CONGRESS   ‘INIUNCTION LN LABOR  ses a ae NEES

United States Missing Many Bets in Failing to Use German Scientists

SCIENTIST SAYS U.S. SHOULD USE GERMAN ‘BRAINS’   CRITICIZES LACK OF EFFORT TO GET INDUSTRIAL DATA

‘US Missing Bets in Nazi Scientists   RUSSIANS OUT TO LEARN AYTY TRUEY CAN

PLEA MADE FOR EUROPEAN UNITY  Churchill Asks United States ~ Of Europe To Mainfain Peace

200 Others Are Hurt  In Disaster   La Salle Hotel, Located in Center of City’: Financial District, Burns in Night; Firemen Search Ruins for More Victims

Firemen and Policemen Work Feverishly To Subdue Flames and Rescue Hotel Occupants; Red Cross Aids Survivors

MONESSEN CITY COUNCIL RAISES PROPERTY TAXES   Millage Rate From 15 To 17 Is Voted 4 To 1 By New Council

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Ta All in The Various Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

(O00 IN CARAVAN VISITED DOYLESTOWN   See Font Hill and Mercer Museum Attractions   CAME HERE IN BUSES

41-Seat Gain For GOP Seen   Landslide Vote Would Bring Total of 72 Places in House

AST SURVEY REVEALS THAT “REPUBLICANS “WILL “CO TROL HOUSE IN THE ~. NEXT CONGRESS ~-"" >

SURVEY IN VATION SHOWS A AN HOUSE   t is Merely A Question of The Size of The , __ Majority   ET AT LEAST 34 SEATS   Indications of lican Trend in Last 48 Hours

Prices Rise In Growing Number Of U. S. Cities   Ft. Wayne, Jamestown Join Growing List  of Towns in Which Demonstrations Occur

MORE BUYERS STRIKES AS PRICES RISE   Consumers Plan Demonstration In Many Cities

More Stores Are Reported Hiking Prices   Consumers State Only Necessities Will Be Bought

Stores in More Cities Boycotted By Buyer Strike:   Bureau of Statistics Says Prices Are on the Rise Through Nation

AGAINST PRICE   Labor Statistics Report Growing Number of Cities Where Demonstrations are Planned or Already Under Way.

Buyers Threaten Strikes to Stall Increased Prices  Food Hikes Spotty, Bureau Indicates}

Buyers’ Strikes Spread To Other Cities As Food Prices Are Raised

Buyers Strikes Spread As Stores Hike Food Prices   Survey of Prices Shows Some Are Stable, Others Rising

More Stores  Are Reported  Hiking Prices Consumers State  Only Necessities Vsti Rae Rarsalet

ERE RII eS Re Ree aie aE  Two Men Attacked By Morned Owl in’ Canada

FIRMS PLANNING OUTPUT CUTS   Soft Coal Stockpiles Dwindle in Factory Areas

HWIGILRAN KING SCIENTIST  PICKED CP IN LONDON AND   By INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

British Ambassador Returns To Chungking   New Mines Found; Search Jap Ships

U. S. Food Contributions Criticized; Orr Believes Shortages Will Continue

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Recommend Price Controls Eliminated by Oct. 31st

ABOLISH PRICE CHECKS OCT. 3] URGES C. OF C.   Continued Rent Con: trol Until Next March Advised

NMU ORDERS END TO LAKES STRIKE   Will Continue Fight Against 7 Firms With 21 Ships

Lewis Rejects Gov't Plan For Reopening Wage Negotiations    Efforts To Avert Soft Coal Strike Stalled: By Union

Pilots Sign Arbitration Agreement   Studio Picketing Leads to Mass Arrests in Holly wood

Capital Waiting For Lewis to Call Miners Out   Truman, Cobinet Discuss Crisis in ‘General’ Way; Break May Come Soor

Interference In Science Protested   Government Dictation to Yonth Onnosed

Scientists Urge Freedom of Youth Training Progran   Many Physicists, Among Tkem Atom Bomb Devel- opers, Back Idea

Sudden Death Stalks Ohio Highways, With 2,600 Persons Due To Die In '46

Ohio Motorists Killing Themselves Off At Same Fast Rate As Before War

See France Turning West   Vote Will Strengthen French Ties With U. S.-Britain

SIX TEXAS CONVICTS ESCAPE IN TWO NEW BREAKS ON THURSDAY “PAIR RECAPTURED; HUN?  UNDER WAY FOR OTHERS; . BTL OIN SOTITH STATE

SIX TEXAS CONVICTS ESCAPE IN TWO NEW BREAKS ON THURSDAY  PAIR RECAPTURED; La D UAY BOD pep taN

MORE “VETS” ON G. 0. P. TICKET THAN DEMOCPATS   PENNSY COOK AT MONTROSE iS KILLED BY THAIN

Monsoon Rain Adds To Woes Of Bombay   May Serve To Quell Communal Disorders

Official Report Charges Wholesale Thefts of Naval Property in Hawaii

Navy Report Airs Thefts in Hawaii   High Officers Named For Alleged Negligence

 WHOLESALE THEFTS OF NAVAL. ‘STORES REPORTED IN HAWAII   ‘High Ranking Officets, Ranging Up To A Vice Admiral,  Criticized In Report Te Senate Committee; Commander Acquitted By Court Martial

Navy Property Theft Charged      Senate Committee Given Report of Stealing in : Hawaii

PEARL HARBOR THEFTS BARED   Merchandise And Money Stolen; Naval Goods Sold In Honolulu

Navy Report Hits High Officers   Ships’ Store Thefts In Hawai Charged

BAKER ASKS NEW HOSPITAL SETUP   Former Muscatine Man, Once Sentenced for Fraud, two Others Ask Approval

Norman Baker Bounds Back fo Spotlight   Asks State Approval for Proposed New Non-profit Company

Norman Baker, Cancer ‘Healer’, Tries Comeback   Files For State Approval Of Hospitals, Institutions with Muscatine Headquarters; Stormy lowa Career Recalled

Ruins Pauley Confirmation  For Navy Job   Curmudgeon’s Refusa to “Commit Perjury Stirs  Senate Opinion.

eWALLACE LIKELY TO RESIGN T00. DBSERVERS SAY   Old Curmudgeon’s Blast At & Truman Shakes Democrats To Very Foundation   PARTY CHIEFS SHOCKED   That President’s Appointee Will Be Confirmed

Attack Hurled © At President Is Unequalled   Ickes Foresees Only Trouble For Truman

CONFIRMATION OF PAULEY IS PUT IN DOUB!   Exchange of Letters ~ Shows Rift Between Secretary Ickes and President.

Truman Seeks Successor to  Curmudgeon Calls in Western Solon: For Advice on New  ; Man

ICKES BLAST. AT PRESIDENT MAY BLOCK APPROVAL   Capital Sources . Predict Wallace Will Be: NexttoGo 9 -

Believe Ickes’ Resignation Killed Pauley's Chances for Confirmation As Undersecretary of the Navy

KES’ QUITTING LINELY TO BLOGK DAN EY’S NAME   Senate Now Appears Even More Hostile Toward Truman’s Choice   LETTERS ARE RELEASED   Resigning Secretary Makes It Clear He Is Severing All Connections

Pauley's Chance: May Be Ruined   Ickes’ Move Casts New Doubt on Issue

Ickes’ Blast May Lead Him to Heac Of PAC: Rumor Wallace Is Next   THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR, WASHINGTON Feb. 12%. 1946   PwRRSS FES eereee8”"~R*  THE WHITE HOU SE

THINK PAULEY APPOINTMENT IS DOOMED.   ‘Resignation. of ‘Ickes May Havé  Been Decisive Move

Ickes’ Blast Cuts Down Chances For Confirmation of Pauleu   UWerry-Go-Round  ICKES HAD TWO REASONS FOR QUITTING POST

Pauley’s Approval Doubtful  PE ee) meee   Letters Between ickes, President Very Cool As Old Curmudgeon Quits

ICKES ACTION BUTS AN END T0 EDWIN PAULEY   Californian Cannot Be Confirmed for Navy Job

Pauley Rejection Seen After Ickes’ Blast at Truman   To Play Part in 1946 and 1 1948 Elections —

-cKes lears Into President And His Advisers With Double-Barrelled Attack

IGKES ATTAGK GUTS oUPPORT FROM PAULEY   Doubt Growing That Senate Will Back Truman on Nomination.

Chances For Pauley’s Confirmation Shattered   Ickes Will Cease To Be The Interior Secretary Tomorrow

Reveal Sharp Notes Betweer Ickes, Truman   Believe Senate Will Not Okay President’s Choice

Cattle, Sheep Prices Generally Up   Most of Commodity Markets Show Upward Trend

CUT RECEIPTS OF LIVESTOCK   Embargoes Are Declared By Some Markets To Halt Record Shipments

LIVESTOCK RECEIPTS ARE DEGREASING   Prices Are Showing Leveling-Off: as Markets Near Normal

LIVESTOCK PRICES MIXED; RECEIPTS AT MARKETS DROP   Choice Cattle Higher, Hogs Lower—Embargoes or Partial Embargoes in Effect in 3 Cities,   MOST COMMODITIES ADVANCE IN PRICE   Eggs and Poultry in Slight Decline—New York Stocks Resume Slide as Labor Strife Looms,

Animals Glut _ U. 8. Markets   Yards Declare Embarsoe: Until Excess Shipped

Receipts of Livestock Dror At Markets   Embargoes Declared to Clear Up Traffic Jam in Meat Animals

Boom in Livestock Receipts Subsides With Embargoes On   Prices Mixed With Hogs Lower; Cattle and Sheep Higher

FAIL TO HALT: LUZON FIGHTS   GOVERNMENT PREPARING TO TAKE ALL-OUT STEPS IN EFFORT TO RESTORE ORDER

NEW VIOLENCE IN PHILIPPINES   100 of Peasant Army, Three Military Police Killed In Central Luzon

NEW VIQLENCE 18 REPORTED IN LUZON   Reports Over 100 Xiiled tn Bloodiest Clash

Acting Chief Appointed For Italian Government  As Move To Halt Revolt

RIGTING SPREADS IN ROME AND ITALY   At Least Two Are Killed in Demonstrations in Country.

CIO MAY SHEAR BRIDGES OF HALF OF CALIFORNIA   DEATHS. RIOTS. STRIKES AND VIOLENCE IN ITALY

RIOTING SPREADS IN ITALY AS MOBS PILLAGE STORES   Two Slain, Scores Hurt ir Demonstrations for Jobs, - Food. Higher Wases

RIOTS, STRIKES AND VIOLENGE SPREAD IN ITALY   Food Distribution Jmperiled by Strikes, Rioting

TWO REPORTED DEAD IN PLEAS FOR JOBS, FOOD   Yanks in Full Battle Equipment Seek Slayer of GI In Trieste Area

Riots and Strikes Spread In Italy   Demands for More Jobs and Food Incite Demonstrations

Sentence of Military Court Holding Chetniks Guilty of Treason Carried Out in Belgrade

Slav Leader Is Executed   Gen. Mikhailovitch, Once Idol of Allies, Faces Firing Squad

Chetnik General ‘And Eight Others Executed at Dawn   Crack Regiment of Yugoslav _ National Army Forms  Firing Squad

Firing Squad Executions al Dawn Today  For ‘Traitors   Official Details of Executions Lacking, But Curt Bulletin Is Issued By Slavs

MIKHAILOVITCH IS EXECUTED AT BELGRADE TODAY      Dies Two Days After Court Convicts Him Of Treason

Mikhailovitch Dies Before Firing Squad   Eight Others, Found Guilty of Treason, Executed

ARE KILLED TODAY   Mikhailovitch, Group Executed by Firing Squad Near Belgrade, Communique Issued.  CHETNIK LEADER PORMERIY TLATTDEN

Some Hope Held For Settling Maritime Strike   Signs of Progress Reported; Point to Partial Settlement

PROGRESS MADE TOWARD ENDING SHIPPING TIEUF   C10 Union Drops Demand Blocking Negetiations for Settlement

Way Cleared for Settling 12-Day Maritime Tie-uy   No Progress Seen. in Film, Power and Transit Strikes In Nation

Partial Settlement Seen in Sea Strike; No Proaress Made in Other Disputes

BREAK SEEN IN ~ SHIPPING TIEUP   Washing ton Hotel Strike Adds Gloomy Labor Note

SHIP STRIKE BREAK EXPECTED   Power And Trolley Talks For Peace Breakdown; New Strikes Threatened

Administration Fights Proposal  For "Death Sentence’ on Subsidies

FRENCH TROOPS TOLD T0 SHOOT TOKILLIN SAAR   Sealing of Bo rders May Be Part of Plan For Annexation

French Guards Impo Strict Control On M6¥e Porm. ToSaar, Will ‘Shoot to Kill

Louis And Con: Meet In  Heavyweight Tice Bout Tonight;‘Champ Favored

Writers Pick Louis Early:      Conn Given Little Hope After Great Training Finish By Champion

NATION'S (DLE IN LABOR DISPUTES DROPS 10 S58 OX   Threatened Coal Strike Dark. est Cloud on Industrial Moerizon — -

Number May Drop Below 400,000....  INations Strike Idle At Lowest Figure In Months With Only 558,000 Out

Idle Over Nation At Lowest Figure Tn Two Months   GM Workers Return To Jobs; Employes Await Calls From Plants

Nation's Idle Now Lowest In 2 Months   Figure Put At 558,000; Coal Dark Cloud

NATION'S IDLE AT NEW LOW FOR LAST 2 MONTHS   Believe Figure Will Drop Below 400,000 Mark in Near Future

WILL OBSERVE FOURTH   Most Offices and Stores in City to be Closed Tomorrow

WILL OBSERVE FOURTH   Moet Offices ‘and Stor Stores in City to . be Closed Tomorrow

American Flag Torn Down By Striking Sailors Of ‘The Roval Indian Navy

Rioters in. India Tear Down American Flag and Rough Up U. S. Sergeant

French Troops Attack Hanoi Native Quarter   Report 29 Civilians Killed By Natives As Planes, Artillery  Are Used In Fight

French Using Planes, Field Guns at Hanoi   Battle Grows for Control Of Battered Capital Of Viet-Nam Republic

FIGHTING RAGES IN HANOI AREA   29 Civilians Are Killed Wher French Troops Hit IndoChinese Quarter

French Battle For Hanoi   Fight For Control Of Indo-Chinese Capital Mounts

FRENCH TROOPS ATTACK IN HANOI   Battle for Control] of Capital City Opens

—VIET-NAM— Fight Rages For Control  Of Capital   French Soldiers Attack Positions

French Blast Against Hanoi. Rebel Capital   Planes and Field Guns Assault Indo-Chinese Ouarte:

POSITIONS ATTACKED   ‘French Battle For Control Of City Of Hanoi

CAPITAL OF VIET-NAM UNDER FIRE   French Troops Battle Natives in Far East Colony

FRENCH BATTER FOES BY AIR AS FIGHTING RAGES   29 Civilians Are Reportec Mutilated In Indo-China War With Viet-Nam

FRENCH OPEN STRONG ATTACK ON VIET-NAM   Report Civilians Are Slain; French Attack With Planes. Big Guns

French Guns, Planes Pound  Rebel Forces   Troops Open Drive To «Retake Viet-Nam_ Republic’s Capital

Attack City Hall And Courthouses   Onslaught Opened With Bombardment By Planes And Field Guns; 29 French Civilians, Including 11 Women, Killed

FRENCH ATTACK HANOI FORCES   Fighting Rages In Battered Capital Of Viet-Nam Republic; 29 Freneh Civilians Badly Mutilated.

French Drive Against Viet Nam _ Positions   Battle For Control Of Battered Capital Swelling In Indio-China

THE SHIP   Armored Units Used French Force Attacks Hanoi Native Troops

Battle Rages For Control Of Hanoi, Battered Capital   Bodies Of 29 French Civilians Are Mutilated

French Attack Vie-Nam Troops  "Battle for Control Of Capital Grows

DA. FRED L. HENDERSON DIES ON ANNIVERSARY   Native of Dixie, Mlinois, Practiced in Quakertown

SHIPPING TIEUP ~ REMAINS SEVERE IN COAST PARTS   A Another NMU Parley With * Operators Arranged for This Afternoon   PICKET LINES- CROSSED   But AFL Seamen Returning to Work Are Insufficient to Be Effective

Walkout By N.M.U. Ties Ports   Curran Presents CIO Pay Demands To Ship Operators

NMU Keeps Ships Tied Despite AFL   CIO, Operators Fail to Agree; Intra-Union Violence Hinted

‘AFL Seamen  ‘Pass ClO  Picket Lines Tie-up At   Tie-up At Coast Ports Continues

A. F. L. lgnores C. [. O. Picket Lines at Ports   Shipping Tieup Continues With Tense Situation at Several Cities; N. M. U. Resumes Negotiations With Merchant Marine Institute

PASS PICKETS   AFL Seamen Go to Work As CIO Continues Negotiation. 

Rep. Halleck Favorite For House Choice   “Sure Bet” As Leader Of Majority Party, Washington Hears

GOP PLANS TO SLASH TAXES, U. $. SPENDINE    Steering Committee to Meet Tuesday to  Plan Stratercy 

ARTIN PLANS GOP STRATEGY   HALLECK WILL PROBABLY BE HOUSE LEADER

REP. MARTIN IN CAPITAL ON GOP STRATEGY PLANS   Slashing Of War Powers, Taxes And Snendine On Avenda

TO TAKE OVER   Organization of House Will Be Discussed in Washington Next Week

New House Speaker Martin To Prepare Attack On War  Powers, Democrat Spending

 Martin To Map GOP's Strategy On Tax Cut   New House Speaker Wants Slash in U. S. “Wasteful” Spending Calls Committeemen

GOP Heads Will Meet to Discuss Reorganization   Martin Arrives in Washington Tomorrow to Prepare  Party Plans

Republican Leaders Map Plans for Strategy Meet   I Slashing of War Powers, Federal Spending and High Taxes Take Lead in Proposals

FOOD SUBSIDIES END; PAYMENTS ORDERED HELD   Set-Asides On Meat, _ Wheat Also Suspended By Department

Truman Silent On GOP Victory   President Returns to Washington After Voting in Missouri

Seeks Increase In Rent Ceilings   Many Small Landlords Said To Be Affected By Rigid Controls

Realtors Ask  For Increase In Rent Rates   Point Out Rentals Hiked Only Four Per Cent Since 1939

Four Sisters Exchange the Marriage Vows   Quadruple Wedding Held In Detroit Believed Unprecedented Event.

U. S. FOR PROBE OF GREEK RIFT   Asks Security Body  to Send Commiscian

UN Committee Ma' Probe Both Sides, Of Balkan Unrest  Greek Charges Bring Proposal From U. ~ That Group Be Sarit

U.S. Proposes ‘On Spot’ Check Of Greek Strife   Security Council Asked To Study Condians on Both Sides of Frontier

For Probe  In Greece   World Urged To Withhold Judgment On Greeks Until Report Received

Called Essential ‘First Step’ In Study of Charges   American Delegate Asks Complaints Be Withheld Until Report Received

U.S. Proposes On-Scene Check Of Greek Strife   Commission Would Lock on Both Sides Of Troubled Border

U. N. Probe Of Balkans Proposed   U.S. Asks Investigation Of Conditions On Both Sides Of Greek Border

U.S. Proposes Probe of Greek Border Unrest   Would Be Up to Security Council to Send Group--— Essential to Deliberations

Asks Study Of Greek  Situation   US Proposes That a Com: mission Be Sent to Balkans to Probe Frontier Incidents

U.S. Proposes Balkan Probe By U.N. Body   Withholds Comment on Complaints Filed * By Greece

U.S. Urges Greek Probe    On-the-Spot Investi gation of 4 Nations In2 “volved. in Dispute Pro: ‘posed to UN Council

U5. PROPOSES UN, ON-THE-SPOT STUDY OF GREEK SITUATION  COMMISSION TO PROBE CHARGES IN COUNCIL IS URGED BY AMERICA

U.N. Balkan Probe Asked   U. S. Proposes That Commission Investigate  Greek Frontier Trouble

RUN TREASURY FAR INTO RED   Special Legislative Appropriations Total  $35.800.000

VETS: TRAINING SCANDAL SEEN   Bradley Says Unscrupulous Persons Take Advantage Of Aid To Veterans

ON JOB TRAINING SCANDAL LOOMS BRADLEY WARNS   Veterans Administrator Declares Preventive Action Must Be Taken To Avert Na tional Scandal.

Gen. Bradley Hints Scandal’ Involving GI Training Setup  Raps $400 Salaries  For Some Trainees; PRreknce Imalicihla

Gen. Bradley Raps Present Job Training Program  Chief of Veterans’ Affairs Sees National Scandal

Job-Placement Program Hit By Bradley   ‘Danger Of National ‘Scandal In Federal ‘Funds. He Asserts

Veterans Training Scandal Indicated   Irregularities Cited in ‘On-the-Job’ Program

V. A. Reveals Scandal in. .  Job Training   Bradley Warns Vets, Employers on Abuses of G.I. Bill °

Bradley Says That Millions Are Involved   Trick Practices By Veterans And Emonlovers Flayed

VETS TRAINING SCANDAL SEEN IBY GEN. BRADLE]   National Scandal Involving Millions May Be Erewine

Something Wrong in On the Job Training Program—Bradley   Russia Serving Notice Peace ls Assured Only at Her Price

A Record Sunday   Consider Admissions To United Nations   Sees Scandal ingen,” » 2 a) On-Job-Training ‘Critica   Condition  Of May Is  ‘Critical’

Scandal Held Threat Unless Action Taken   Something Declared Wrong With On-The Job Training Plan

-Inequities Involved In Job Training And Pay Involves Millions Of Dollars, Bureau Head Charges In Radio Address

Job Training Scandal Is Seen  By VA Chief   Bradley Says Reports Of Irregularities Reaching His Office

Scandal Threatens On-The-Job Training   “Irregularities” Involve Millions Of Dollars From Federal Appropriations

Vets Program Needs Change   Veterans Administration Director Sees Danger In Present Methods.

WARNS ON-JOB TRAINING MAY CAUSE SCANDAL      May Involve Millions In U. 8. Funds, Administrator Bradley Says

Says Occupation Forces Have ‘Been Let Down  Morse Calls for Strengthening of Foreign Policy

U.S. PRESTIGE DOWN; BYRNES POLICY BACKED   Republican Proposes New Allocations For Forces

Seek to Salvage Minimum Wage Bill;  Agreement Is Sought on Atomic Law

YOUTH DRIVES ON LAWNS AND SIDEWALKS   Charles W. Childers, “Model Boy,” Says He Was “Having Fun”

Wreckage Of Plane Sighted   U. S. Army Transport Plane Carrying 11-13 Persons Crashes In Germany

China Reaps Little From Russ Treaty   Country Gives Evidence of Disappointment Over Bargain Struck With Moscow One Year Ago

CHINA IRKED BY SOVIET BARGAIN   Disappointed Over Fruits Of Trade With Russia; Acts ze Block Mongolia From  IN,

Cardinal Pitcher Injured in Mishay   Krists in Accident on Way Home from Middletown

State of Affairs Would Harm Iran Delegate Claims   Text of Letter Is Made Public by the UNO Secretariat

lran Asks Refusal Of Soviel Request   Time Extension Would be Harmful, Letter Declares

Urges Council Reject Sovief Plea for Delay  Note Declares Deferment Will Harm Interests

IRAN OBJECTS TO DELAY IN UNO HEARING   SECURITY COUNCIL MEETS DESPITE SOVIET PLEA

Submission Is Favored. In GOP Poll   But ‘State, Senators Question. Putting Liquor. Issue ‘Into State GOP Platform

SENATORS FAVOR A BALLOT ON LIQUOR   Associated Press Poll Shows Upper House Is for Resubmission   SOME DID NOT ANSWER

‘Resubmission to Be Potent Topic At GOP Council  a! ew ee 1 at   An AP Poll Shows Heavy Majority  In Favor of Voting On Liquor-Quectier:

PLEA FOR STOUT DEFENSE FACES NEW CONGRESS  TOP OFFICIALS SAY NATION MIGHT BE OVERRUN IN CRISIS

OVERSEAS FORCES TOO WEAK T0 COPE WITH SURPRISES   This Is Report Which Will Be  Made Ty Army to New Levishature,   A SUGGESTION MADE   This Country Ought to He Looking to Tis Defense, Army Said,

Say Army Too Weak   ‘Top Officials Stress Need For Merger and Universal Training

Army Warns of Weakened Troop Strength Abroad  Potential Military

Army Says Foreign Forces Wouidn’t Be Able to Stop Blow   Suggests Plans in Order to Avert Future Crisis in Atomic Age

Suggests Basing Its Defenses on Atomic Age Requirements   Legislative Suggestions For Congress Stress Universal Training as Vital

Army Says Overseas Forces Now Are Much Too Weak  Nation Should Look To Its Defenses For Atomic Period

nification Ot Program  To Be Renal   Troop Strength Abroad is Held Insufficient to Meet Serious Crisis

Long-Range Defense Plan Is Advocated By The Army  Seek Unification, Military Training

Auditorium Be Cool Wednesday  For JC Program  Prizes For   Prizes For Contestants, Audience

Auditorium Be Cool Wednesday  For JC Program   Prizes For Contestants, Audience

Russia Opposes Plan for Italy   Molotov Demands Large Reparation

NEW DEADLOCK MARS SESSION OF BIG FOUR   Russia Turns Down British Offer On Claims

Relief Study Group Favors Soviet Loan   Would Speed Rebuilding of Cities Ruined by War

$10,000 Top on New Homes Eliminated   Civilians Allowed to Build; Priority System Wiped Out

Government Channeling Of Building Materials Dras. tically Curtailed   Emphasis Placed On Rental Housing   Ceilings Remain, But $80 Top On New Dwellings Is Faced

BUCKINGHAM TO OPEN SCHOOLS SEPT. 4TH   Announcement Also Made Concerning Transportation of Pupils   CALENDAR FOR >TERM

ARD IN BUCKINGHAM FIXES OPENING DATE   Announcement Is Made Regarding Transportation   CALENDAR FOR TERM

Churchill Declares War Seeds Being Sown in Red Areas   Praises British Labor Governments Stand in Parliament Speech

Churchill Charges ‘Seeds of War Behind Soviet ‘Curfain’ in Europe   Tells House of Commons Seeds Are Being Sown In Russian-influenced Areas, With Attempts To Sovietize Zone From Baltic.to Adriatic

Seeds of New War Are Being Sown, Is Claim   Bevin’s Stand on Communism Lauded By Wartime Leader

2-PANTS SUIT BAN LIKELY TO CONTINUE   Deputy Civil Production Chief Says Skilled Labor Shortage Makes Lifting Inadvisable.

TACTICS OVER STRIKE ARE DISCUSSED   Negotiations Over Two Disputes Are Making No Progress

13 Airlines Confer on T.W.A. Theuy  Peace Efforts Sull Fruattless

Army Continues Releasing 2-Year Vets But Policy Dies With Draft June 30

MEN IN 29-28 BRACKET MAY BE INDUCTED   ARMY CONTINUES ON POINT DISCHARGES UNTIL JUNE 30

WIFE IS KIDNAPED BY JILTED SUITOR   Ex-Convict Forces Woman From Bed Beside Her Hashang And  Snirtte Her Scac

COOL AIR MOVES TOWARD HISSOUR   DUE TO REACH’ STATE TO. NIGHT — TEMPERATURES IN 90 TODAY FORECAST.

LEGIONNAIRE EDITOR MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT   Sewell Allen, Onawa Attorney, Will Be Running Mate

MILES TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR S$ DEMOGRAT   Prominent in, Legion Circles

Frank Miles. Democrat,  Candidate   Editor of Legion Paper Wil! Be on Primary Tick et for Governor

Sewell Allen Is Choice For  Second Place   More to Announce Rest Of Party’s Ticket in a  Few Davs

Miles Will Make Race for Governor  Ready to Accept Demo. Nomination

REDS’ CHARGE OF ‘CROOKEDNESS' ON PART OF U.S. IN DARDANELLES DISPUTE POINTS UP BIG ISSUES .

Fugitive From Death Row At Canital Taker   Earl J. McFarland Is Recap tured In Tennessee Aiter Liberty Of Nine Days

ESCAPED: KILLER ~ CAUGHT BY FBI      EX-MARINE WHO ESCAPED FROM WASHINGTON. JAIL

Match Monopoly Is Broken Up  By Government   Says Way Is Cleared For Manufacture of ‘Everlasting’ Match

U. S. Now to Make “Everlasting Match”  Government Breaks Up Worlc  Wide Match Making Combine

Arizona Power  Status Tangled   Duplicating Plans Of State And Federal  Groups Confusing

Delivery of Boulder Dam Power to Arizona May Be Delayed Because Of Rivalry Between Organizations

ASK NEW STREET SIGNS      Junior C of C Points Out Urgent  Need for New Markings

Four Districts Added in State, Makes Total 14   Creston, Spencer, Fikader and Mt. Pleasant Are New Headquarters

4 New Patrol Districts Set Up Over Iowa   Counties Realigned, Officers Assigned in Re. organization

Filibuster On FEPC Continues   Senate Ends Maneuver, But Encounters Anothe:

Taft Fails To Stop Filibuster   Senntor Denornces Democrats’ Maves ‘As ‘Friyolous®

Retail Food Prices Show  Slight Drop   Statistics Show One Percent Decline After Sensational 13 Percent Rise.

Wholesale Food  Prices Dropped 3.2 Per Cent Last Week But Index Is Still 49.8  Per Cent Higher Than on June 30

Denies Soviet Charge Yanks Looting Japan   Gen. Echols Rejects Russ Statement That ' Gold, Diamonds Are Flowing Steadily To U. 5S.

U. S. DENIES LOOTING CHARGE   Pravda Claims - Americans Take Jap Riches While Reds Loot Manchuria

U, S. Rejects Moscow Charge  Of Taking Loot   All Treasure ‘Seized In Japan Still There, Echols Asserts

U.S. Denies Red Charge: of Looting Japan   Russia Reputedly Rejects Protest of Manchuria Boatyv

War Dearne Denies Soviet. Press:Report   On the Contrary, America ‘ Has Sent Food to ~ . Halt Starving

Strong Note Is Sent to Yugoslavia  Condemn What It Calls ‘Slave Labor’ Practices

STRONG PROTEST BY U.S. TO TITO   Condemns “Slave Labor” Practice for Americans

NOTE ASSAILS PRISON CAMPS, CLAIMS DEATHS   Many Americans Held Without Charges Forced to Work

‘Abhorrence’ Declared by Washington   Uncivilized Method: Used Against Americans

U.S, PROTESTS THAT  PERSONS CLAIMED TO  BE CITIZENS HELD STRONGEST LANGUAGE —  _ IS USED IN NOTE TO.  TITO’S GOVERNMENT

U.S. Protests Slave Labor   Strong Note Charges Slavs Follow Practice Against Persons Claim. ing U. S. Citizenship

Strong Note Given. bare: ing American’ atk : Without res) Ker   CLAIM SOME DIED AS RESULT. OF. TREATMENT

U.S. Sends Protest to Yugoslavia   Treatment of Imprisoned Persons With Claims to Citizenship Condemned In Strongest Terms

Explosion Is Fatal To One Maryland Man   Blast Occurs Few Hours Before Truman Arrives

Small Powder House Exploded, 1 Killed   The Accident Occurrd a Half Mile from Washington Collere.

YOUTH DIES IN EXPLOSION   23-Year Old Employe Only Occu. pant of Powder House

Numerous Document: Being Studied in Spanish Problem   Security Council Subcommittee Holds Executive Session to Carefully Consider Procedure

UN Spain Probers Demand Evidence  From All Members   Digs Into Documents As Mounting Pleas for Republicans Pour In

OPEN SPANISH GOVT. INQUIRY   U. N. Committee Goes Into Mass of Documents On Rule by Franco

SPANISH REPUBLICANS BACKED  UN Opens Probe Of Spain As New Charges Are Made

a nT ona ee SPANISH. REPUBLICANS BACKED  UN Opens Probe Of Spain As New Charges Are Made

Asks End To ‘Arms Race’ Beginning   Stresses Atomic Bomb And Demands It Be Outlawed

Soviet Russia Demands UN sEnd Arms Race   Suggests Controls For Outlawing Atomic Weapons

CHANGE IN RUSSIAN  POLICY PRESENTED  TO U.N. COMMITTEE INSPECTION PROPOSAL.  SUDDENLY ADVOCATED BY SOVIET MINISTER

End Armament Race: Molotov      Political Group Votes Approval Of Troop  Census Plan

Machinery to Enforce  Cuts Asked   Molotoy Demands Controls, Inspection in Policy Reversal

End of Arms Race Sought By Molotov   Soviet Delegate Speaks At UN Assembly After Approval Is Given Plan Vor Census of Troops

Bilbo Sorry He Wasn't in A Southwide Election ‘His Majority Is 4,102; 43 Boxes Out

Russia 1o Have  Official Observer   Soviet Draws Spotlight As Monetary Conference At Savannah Nears

Only Hope For World Peace is International Control of Atom, Hickenlooper Tells Legion

Radio’s ’Mean Wittle Boy” Tastes His Own Medicine, But It's Real

Palestine Jews Condemn Britain   Conditions Are Fast Becoming Critical

Traffic Mishans Take Hive Lives   Six Violent Deaths Reported In State During Weekend

Soviet Bloc Tn Attack On Greece Today   RUSSIAN MINISTER IN NEW CHARGE AT CONFERENCE

Soviet Bloc Renews Attack on Greece At Peace Meet; Bulgaria Asks Mercy

Bitter Words Feature At Peace Parley   Bulgarian Delegate Makes Bitter Attack Against Greece Because  Ot Allied Aggressions.

GREEKS TRY TO PUT OFF PEACE   Dimitri Manuilsk! of Ukraine Makes These Charges — Accuses Greek Government of Trying to Stave Off Peace in Balkans,

SOVIETS ATTACK GREEK CLAIMS   Government Accused of Ham  pering Balkan Peace

GREECE ACCUSED OF PREVENTING BALKAN PEACE   Called Aggressors Over Long Period Ry SQpauint Plan

Red Bloc Renews Grecian Attacks At Peace Parley   Ukraine Delegate Charges Greece Blocks Amity In Balkans   BULGARIANS ALSO ASK EASY TERMS   Foreign Minister Joins So. viet Chorus in Aggression Blast

UKRAINE SAYS BALKAN PEACE BEING DELAYED      Greeks Accused Of Aggression Against Neighbors At Peace Conference   PREMIER DENIES CHARGES   Tsaldaris Tells” Conferees His Nation Peaceful; Denounces Bulgaria

CLOUDS BLOCK METEOR SHOW   Astronomers Hoping Haze Will ‘Lift Tonight To Permit Study

Unique Meteor Shower May Be Seen Tonight   Comet’s Brilliance Will Be Best at About 9 O'Clock.

All-Star Show Slated For Tonight As Comet’s Tail Swishes Near Earth

METECR SHOWER TS DUE TONIGHT   Maximum Brilliance Likely at About 9 P. M., If Conditions Are Favorable

CONGRESS MAY CALL IT QUITS WITHIN 10 DAYS   Members Are Pushing For Quicl Finish To Current Lerislation

‘Reds Want To Set Up New Bases   Turkey Says She Must Respect Rules Of Montreux

Turks Reject  Russ Demand   Placing Of Dardanelles Under Joint Control - Turned Down,

Turkey Rejects Red Demand   Report Says Request On Dardenelles Is Turned Down

TURKEY REPORTED TO HAVE REJECTED RED DARDANELLES DEMAND   RUSSIAN PROPOSAL FOR BLACK SEA POWERS TO RULE ALSO REFUSED

Turkey Balks At  Soviet Demands   Refuses ‘Demand That Dardanelles Be Placed Under Joint Control.

TURKEY REFUSING SOVIET PROP GSAL      Favor Leaving Control Under Black Sea Powers as Best Security

Turks Refuse Reds’ Deminds  On Dardenelles   fstanbal Source Reparts * jauesian ote Exceeaed Limits of Montreux : Convention

Reports Say  Turks Reject Russ Demand   - Joint Soviet-Turk Dardanelles Control Was Asked; Did Not Conform To Agreement

Russians Testing  Big Rocket Bombs   Swedish Government Reveals Fragments Drop Near Swedish Cities In Baltic

DILEMMA CONFRONTS BUDGET DIRECTOR   Kirkman Says He Hag Uifficnit Freblem Ferecasting Commodity Frices For Next Fiscal Peried

GOVERNMENT MAY BREAK   Leader Predicts India Revolution Against Hritish

SCHOOL DISTS. IN AREA GET STATE FUNDS   Fifteen fo Share in $14, 110.23 Disbursement, Auditor General Reports

WARM, LIGHT RAINS   Flora Predicts Ideal Weather for Kansas Farmers

Gov. Tobin Expects To Run Again   Orders $3000 Portrait Item Erased From Budget

New Lids Hinted On Some Foods   Board’s Querics Indicate Policy; Sparine Use of Subsidies Seen

Meat, Dairy Products Are Studied  Board May Restore Controle On Foods’

Should Price Controls Go Back On Food Items?   Ry EDWIN F R HAAKINSON

Return Of Some Farm Item Ceilings Seen  “ae ae Nien Te TL 4 leche 2 Bwae: ie as alle   CHAIRMAN ROY L. Thomp

Decontrol Board Apparently Plans Selective Ceilings, No More Subsidies

Some Farm Goods May Get Ceilings  Decontrol Board Holdine Hearings

DECONTROL HEARINGS Selective Food Ceilings, Few Subsidies Indicated

No Guarantee On Ceiling Priees Is Indicated. Consumers Are to Be Consieecrernd

Ceilings On Selective Foods, Kew Subsidy Uses Indicated   2 Questions By Members Of Decontrol Board \t Weeh’s Hearings Show Thought: Trend

Selective "Food Ceilings And Sparing Use Of Subsidies May Be Decision Given By Decontrol Board August 2]

Board Seeks Answers on Long Plan   Decontrol Group Is Stressing Three Factors in Hearings to Date

Cotton Speculator Gives Line On How  To Get: Rich Quick   Market. Player «Made ‘Over. Million Dollars i in - Few. Months. .

Cotton Speculator Gives Line On How  To Get Rich Quick      Market Player Made Over Million Dollars in Few Months.

LEROY BANK IS ROBBED   Unmasked Bandit Takes $863 From Coffey County Institution

— OTHMAN — Romans  FairGame ToCabbie  Ban ewssm £F meee it   Blows Horn at Them—Calls It Sporting Chance

Fearless Francesco Drives Jeep—  Othman Sees Sights in Rome   N.Y. Cab Drivers Mild Compared To Italian

4 Milwaukeeans Given Life Terms  Sentenced for Death   Sentenced for Death of Mike Farina, 32

Nomination To Be Withdrawn, If Is Reporied   Confirmation Of Pauley Impossible, Party Leader Says

DEWEY IS ISSUE IN HOUSE FIGHT   N. Y. Governor's Forces Seen Backing Halleck

pee: Of ¢” P SCRAP   {sailed for Endorsing Halleck as leader in House

Russia Assails Anti-Strike Bill   Says Restraint Of Labor Real Threat To Peace Of World.

RUSSIANS BLAST LABOR POLICY   U. §S. Anti-Strike Bill : Called Part Of Plot Against World Peace

RUSSIA IMPLIES  GASE RIL DART  VAVL VILL  MULE  OF PEACE PLOT   Blast Avainst Labor Policy New Twist to Red Campaign

Russia Sees ‘Plot’ in U.S. Labor Curbs   World’ Peace Is . Jeopardized, Says “Soviet Radio

.— RUSS CHARGE U. S. ‘PLOT AGAINST PEACE’ —  Soviets Lash Anti-Strike Bill

Russia Denounces Truman's Labor Policy as Plot Against World Peace

“ Assault On American Foreign. Policy"  Moscow Denounces President Triman’s Anti-Strike Bill

SOVIET HEAPS ABUSE ON U.S. POLICY.   Press Says Labor Policy i is Part of Plot Against Peace

WARM DAYS.T0. REPLAGE® COLD:   =SUMMER WEATHER DUE TO ARRIVE TUESDAY

Mexican Army Will GuardPolls   3,000,000 Voters To Vote Sunday; 4 Seek Presidency

Bloodshed Guarded Against Four Seek Presidency At Mexican Polls Sunday

MORE THAN 5,000 AFFECTED — Mexican Army Stands Guard As Voters Name President Today

Imo ae an LL ATTED MEO it WAS A MATTER OF OPINION  OPA Official Nurses Sore Jaw After ‘Dispute’ With Texan

IT WAS A MATTER OF OPINION  OPA Official Nurses Sore Jaw After ‘Disoute With Texan

RED - ARGENTINA PACT EXPECTED   iztesiia hWeports Russia Looking With Favor On Diplomatie Relations ©

ARGENTINE MARKETS RECEPTIVE TO REDS   Desire for Soviet Diplomatic Relations Noted

FORMER JUDGE TO AID GROTHE      Fort Dodge Attorney Named Special Assistant

Helicopters And PBYs  Work Fast  Five Rushed to Hospital at   Five Rushed to Hospital af Gander Base

Fight of 18 Survivors of Belgian Airliner Crash Are [Brought to Gander Hospital   Thirteen Other Individuals To Be Brought From Small Plateau When Operations Start Again at Daybreak; Injured Carried Mere Than Quarter of Mile to Ship

8 Survivers  Are Reseued  Darkness Halts Plans To Bring Out 16 More

Operation To Resume Today   Helicopters And Flying Boats Take Survivors Away

8 Survivors Of Crash Rescued   Helicopter And Flying Boat Teams Perform Daring Rescue Operations

Helicopters Used to Bring Out Injured   Eight Survivors of Airliner Crash Brought from Spot In Newfoundland Wilds

13 Survivors: Still Wait On  Rescue Planes      Helicopters Take Victimna To Waiting Catalina Fort Further Transport. 2":

Kight Taken to Hospital From  Plane Wreck   Operations To Rescue Ten Start At Day a

EIGHT INJURED FLOWN OUT OF HEAVY FOREST   Two Airborne Rescue ‘}eams in Dramatic Mercy Mission

Aerial Shuttle Used In Saving Victims of Downed Belgian Liner   Coast Guard Combines Helicopters, Flying Boats In Hauling Injured Out of Newfoundland Wilderness; 10 Others Alive

Eight Injured Removed Fron Crash Scene   Flown in a Helicopter And Flying Boats to Hospital at Gander; 10 Remain at Wreck

B PERSONS ARE REMOVED FROM WRECKED PLANE   Helicopter Rescues Some of Survivors of Crash in Newfoundland

Rescue Planes Pick Up Eight At Crash Site   Darkness Halts Operations With 10 Still Marooned  In Newfoundland

WUISSION OF MERCY  Rescue Team Brings Back 8 Sabena Crash Survivors

AIRMEN RESCUE: B BELGIAN PLANE CRASH SURVIVORS   Helicopter and Flying Both Take Injured From Wil-_  derness to Gander Air «.Base Hospital. ~ =      TEN OTHERS REMAIN .... TO BE BROUGHT OUT   Operations, Suspended When Darkness Falls, Will Be ~ Resumed at Dawn Today. 4

Eight Survivors Of Belgian Plane To Hospital   Rescued by Helicopter and Flying Boats in Newfoundland

Helicopter Taxi Will Return for 10 Others Today   Five Victims Taken To Gander Hospital; Two Americans Saved

TAKEN QUT BY HELICOPTER, FINE BOAT   Three More Flown to Gander Before Darkness Halts Rescue Work.

Five Victims of Air Crash in Hospital   Coast Guard Using Helicopters, Planes to Rescue Survivors

Ten Other Survivors Remain In Wilds Of Newfoundland © Coast Guard In Daring Rescue Of Eight Plane Crash Victims

8 Victims Are Brought To Hospital   Others To Be Taken Ou! By Rescuers After Daybreak Today.

8 Survivors Of Aur Crash Reach Safety   Helicopters Make Hazardous Rescues In Northern Wilds

DARING TRIP MADE INTO THICK WOODS   Injured Survivors Of Newfoundland Crash Brought Ou!

Helicopter, Flying Boats Put To Use   Eight Injured Taken From Scene; Medical Supplies On Hand To Treat Iniured

Fight Airliner  Victims Saved  Rescue Teams Await Day  To Evacuate 10 Others

@ FPAVUL MALLUINN— sioteeliataeensnaceetnaitamenanenmaannniant  Lewis Backed Down Because He Saw He Was Whipped in Court

@ PAUL MALLON—   Lewis Backed Down Because He Sam He Was Whipped in Court

‘1 HE! NEN Fe hl  Ree Dain Mar hae   WHAT LIES BEHIND LEWIS’ BACKDOWN

R‘MARDI GRAS’ AT E'FAIR GROUNDS FION HALLOWEEN   JN INTERPRETER) ‘ME 0 JOIN COLLEGE'F A! TEACHING STAFFON

PAY DEMANDS KEPT DARK BY JOHN L. LEWIS   HEALTH, WELFARE AND SAFETY TOP UMW PROGRAM

Anthracite Strike Notice Is Authorized  Demands Withheld.  . But Lewis Stresses Woalkaron BHaosaltth

STRIKE NOTICE IS AUTHORIZED IN HARD COAL   Delegates Ask Boost In Pay And Decreased Working Hours

Lower Hours, Higher Wages Are Demanded      Negotiations With Operators Slated to Start on May 10

Strike Notice Voted By Hard Coal Miners   Exact Terms Of Demands Withheld; Health Fund Tops

HARD COA! MINERS IN. PENNSYLVANIA AUTHORIZE STRIKE   Higher Pay and Shorter Working Hours Demanded for 75,000 at Scale Convention.   CONTRACT PARLEY WILL START MAY 10   Lewis Tells Group He Has No Intention of Signing Any Agreement Without a Health Clause.

A-C Plant Labor Row ‘Gets Worse   CIO Now Demands Closed Shop; Stiffer Plans To Be Presented To Giant   Company

Ship With 2137 Gl's Is Hunted   “Sea Runner” Reported 18 Hours Overdue At San Francisco

Troopship fs Long Overdue   Freighter 18 Hours Late; 2,137 Men Reported Aboard

LUMBER DEAL ~ BEING PROBED    DIVERSION OF LUMBER FROM  COAST CHARGED IN TRIPLE DAMAGE  SUIT

URGENT FOOD ~ NEED STRESSED   Truman Says Crisis Is ‘Worse Than. It Has Been Painted’

Flour Cult Order is  Fxpected   Global Food Situation Worse Than Painted,  Truman States

U.S. AND CANADA SPUR FOOD PLAN   Truman To Stress Situation In Broadcast Tonight

Truman To Talk OnFood Plight   Broadcast On Crisis To Be At 7 Tonight

TRUMAN POINTS ‘UP FOOD-NEED   To Address Nation As Quick World Solution Is Sought

Truman Points To Urgent Need For Agreement  President Aarees   President Agrees On Hoover Trip

Urgent Need For Relief Program   Global Food Cri: is “Worse Than Painted’

SaaS” °° ° ° ° ° °° ° ° ° ° °  °.».»”@€»~—>-~”  URGES FAST ACTION ON FOOD AGREEMENT

--WHEAT ACCORD BELIEVED NEAR—  Truman And Hoover To Discuss Food Crisis   President Declares Global Situation Is ‘Worse Than It Has Been Painted’

US -Canada Accord on Wheat Near   Truman Says Crisis Abresd Worse Than Published Reports

Says Famine Picture Is Worse Than Painted; U. S.-Canadian Food Agreement Awaited; Truman Speaks Tonight On Radio.

Joint Food Action ls Imminent   American - Canadian Ac cord Expected Today to Meet Global Crisis

Truman Urges ‘Action on Food   Wilt Speak with Hoover. ir Radio Appeal Tonight: Order May Be Near.

Anglo- America AccordQOnF ood Relief Is Near   Agreement Expected Be fore Nightfall Cails For Reduced Home Use Of Whent

Truman Reports Famine Worse Than Believed  Accord On Wheat Use Expected With U. S. Cutting Grain Sales

Emphasizes  Food Crisis,   Truman Declares Situation ‘Worse Than It Has Been Painted.’

Global Food Crisis “Worse Than Painted”   Urgent Need for Quick American-Canadian Agreement Underscored

Quick American-Canadian Agreement On Famine Relief Plan Underscored By Truman   President Declares That Global Food Crisis “Worse Than It Has Been Painted”

REVEAL HUGE BLACK MARKET IN USED CARS   Indict 31 Dealers In Biggest Crackdown Of Kind by OPA

OPA Opens Drive Against Black Market In Used Cars   31 Dealers Indicted In Ring Extending  Through 11 States;  Ceilings Violated

SIX BODIES UNCLAIMED AT ATLANTA.   Identification Impossible; Death Toll Is 120

6 Bodies in Hotel Fire Are Uridoniified   THEY REMAIN UNCLAIMED AS THEIR IDENTITY CAN'T BE ESTABLISHED.

SIX SEARED BUDIES STILL UNGLAINCD IN ATLANTA Ft   More Than a Hundred Dead, Eighty Nine Are Scattered About Hospitals, Gravely Injured.   OPEN STAIRWAY ACTS LIKE CHIMNEY

SOME OF THE “DEMANDS” ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN ARE OLIT ON STRIVE FOR

COAL PRICE TO. BE INCREASED   MINE OWNERS EXPECT. WASIIINGTON TO INCREASE COAL PRICE TO MAKE UP FOR WAGE RAISE

N.Y. Cotton   Happy Birthday Outlook Less Bright for Truman Than in’45

F. D. Roosevelt To Wisit Hot Balkan Spots   “COURTE:! SY CALL” DATES FOR WARSHIP ARE LISTED

Pauley Asked  to Withdraw His Nominatior Democratic Ranks  i A   Democratic Ranks Break Openly Over Appointment

MEMURY FAILS ON PAULEY TALK, SENATORS TOLD  Fortas Recalls Fragments of      Fortas Recalls Fragments of Nominee’s 1944 Remarks With Ex-Secretary   BUT CANNOT LINK THEM

Sen. Stewart. Democrat, Asks  Pauley To Quit   Tennesseean Regrets Truman Nominee Has  Not Left Scene

Pauley’s Offer For Oil ‘Deal’ Not Supported   Forrestal Supports Truman Nominee at Committee Hearing

Stewart Urges Pauley Withdraw His Nomination   Says Move o Wo uld Bs  ‘Decent’,

'Fortas Says ‘Unable To Back Up Ickes’ \In His Vitriolic Attack On Edwin G. Pauley

lom Stewart Ist Democral with Demand   Embarrassment of President Cited in Pauley Appeal

Fortas Refuses to Back Ickes   Stewart Asks Nominee to Bow Out of Picture; Says Senate Should Not Confirm Choice

Pauley Is Asked ° To Withdraw As  Truman Nomine   Stewart, Tennessee Demo Bae Says It Will Be for -- Good-of the Party:

PAULEY ASKED TO WITHDRAW; PARTY SPLIT    Nominee Continues Fight to Finish  At Hearing

Pauley Asked ito Withdraw His Nominatior   Democratic Ranks Break Openly Over Appointment

Former Ickes Aide Unable To Back Up Charges   Ex-Undersecretary _Fortas Testifies Before “Senate Pauley Hearing

PRICE CEILINGS DEBATED ANEW   Decontroi Board Hears Witnesses on Cottonseed Products, Other Issues

Cottonseed Men Divided On Restoring Of Controls   Poll Of Association Board Shows 11 Favoring Controls, Six Against And One Not Voting; Decontrol Board Protestse Reference To ‘Washington Reports’

INDUSTRY SPLIT ON PRICE LIMITS   Ciena Products Handlers Are Divided

Industry Solit On Price Issue   Consider Control  For Cottonseed

More Testify On Price Controls  mn... ant Baard Hite Charae That Hearing Is ‘Fixed’

0 DE ene  Cotton Oil Industry Is Divided   Wembers Of Decontrol Board Deny They Have Made Up Their Minds

LINER ATHENIA SINKING SOLVED   Nazis Admit A German Submarine Torpedoed British Vessel

Mystery Sinking of Liner Solved by  Nazi Admissions at War Crime Trial

TRIAL CLEARS UP ~ATHENIA SINKING   Doenitz, German Naval Diary Disclose Torpedoing By U-Boat

 BIG BLAST MAY BE DELAYED - Final Plans Made For A-Bomb Test: Schedule Is Announced

BRADLEY-NARYKA NUPTIALS APR 27   Young Couple To Make Home in Sioux City Following Trip

Laure. ea Tate Me log,  Pocahontas County 6  ‘Welfare Worker Dies

ARMY TROOPERS AID IN EFFORT TO REACH PLANE      Attempts To Reach Wrecked Plane On Mountain Top Fail

Alpine Troops Aid Search for Wrecked Plane   Blizzard Forces First Party Back From Mountain Top

CAN'T SCALE’ MOUNTAIN TO LOST PLANE   Blizzard Halts.  Climbers; All  Occupants Thot Dead  

Try Again To Locate Airliner   Mountain Troops, Climbers Seek To Scale Peak Looking For Missing Plane

Ski Troopers Join In Search For Air Victims   ARMY SENDS TROOPS TO MOUNTAIN AREA IN WYOMING

ALPINE TROOPS AND MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS SEEK TRACE OF PLANE WRECKED ON 11.195.t+ PEAV

ARMY JOINS IN AIRPLANE HUNT   Second Attempt to Scale Bic Mountain

Army Ski Troops Join Search for Missing Airline   21 Passengers Believed Dead Near Crest of 11,000 Foot Peak

U.S. ARMY_SERGEANT ATTACKED Indians Tear Down, Burn U.S. Flag As Riots Sweep Bombay —

BOMBAY INDIANS BURN U.S. FLAG   Demonstrations Aimed At British; Yank In Jeep Attacked

Indians Burn U.S. Flag During Riot   Soldier Is Beaten With Clubs by Angry Crowd

U.S. FLAGIN. BOMBAY RIOT   Anti- British Melees Continue; Yankee . ‘Sarge’ Flees

Frenzied Indian Mob Burns U. S. Flag in Streets  American Army Sergeant Attacked During Outbreak

OHO DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE ELECTED HORSTMAN CHAIRMAN   ANTI-LAUSCHE SENTIMENT FAILS TO CAUSE FLARUP. WHEN COMMITTEE HELD SESSION YESTERDAY

Ohio Democrats Re- -elect Dayton Man as Chairman   Expected Battle Over Lausche Fails to Materialize

Militar ry Role Of U.N. Being Talked   Organization Plans Daily Conferences Being Laid Down At In New York

MAP PLANS FOR UN ‘POLICE UNIT’   ‘Members Meet in Secrecy 0 Manhattan Penthouse

20 Men Lay Down Organization of  U.N. Military   International Police Force Will Have Task of Preventing Future Aggression

Military Experts Map Plans For UN ‘Police Force’   Secrecy Cloaks Staff's Mission

[UN General Staff Drafting Plans for Military Force Experts Study with Caution, Secrecy

Military Experts Meet In Secrecy Of N. Y. Penthouse To Plan U. N.:Police Force

Plans For U. N. World Police Force Mapped In Secrecy Of N. Y. Penthouse

Experts Map Formation of UN Military   Momentous Plans Being Studied in New York Hotel

UN PLANNING ARMED FORCE TO HALT WARS   Expert Military Men Of World Nations Setting Up International Police Under Strong Staff  LIiAQ VWASIFAR ££ AerSeuKke

IN QUIET OF NY PENTHOUSE: 20 EXPERTS LAYING DOWN PLANS FOR ORGANIZING WORLD MILITARY FORCE

‘Experts Map Plans For Gigantic U.N. Military Force   Efforts Attending Organization of  World Police Body  PLneslcnel teu Sarees

Experts Map Plans For UN  Police Force   Organization May Develop Into Most Powerful World  Has Ever Seen,   DONE IN SECRECY

Allies Sit in Secrecy To Plan Police Army   World’s Greatest Military Machine May Emerge to Guard Era of Peace

Military Experts Map Plans For U.N. “Police Force” In Secrecy Atop N. Y. Penthouse   Ultimately May Develop Into Most Powerful World Has Ever Seen

Map Plans For United Nations ‘Police Force’   Military Experts Meet In Secrecy to. Chart Powerful Force

Plans Laid For Organization Military Force   U. N. Staff Work On What May. Ultimately Develop Tuto Most Powerful Force Ever

Plan U.N. Military — Forces   Secrecy Shrouds Work Of Experts Forming World Police Force; © Speculate On Size

World Police Force Studied By Committee   Powerful Group Is Developed For Peacetime

Alabama Riots Subside Before Much Blood Sher   Patrolmen, State  Guard Called Out

One Killed In Attack on Army Jeep   Soldier Dies, Two Others Wounded in Machinegun Ambuscade at Trieste; Deronstration Staged

Soldier Killed In Trieste Shooting   One American Killed, Two Wounded By Ambushers

U.S. Soldiers Shot In Trieste   One Killed, Two Wound. ‘ed’ As Machinegunners Ambueh Army Jean. —

U.S, ARMY JEEP AMBUSHED, QNE SOLDIER KILLED, ANOTHER WOUNDED IN STREET FIRING   Bands of Irregulars Have Killed in Trieste And Immediate Area 25 Russian Soldiers-—Firing Squad Executes Mihailovic—Reconversion Board  Advises Continuance of OPA for One Year

Gen. Eichelberger Cracks Down On Yank Behavior   Occupation Forces’ “Drunken Bullies” Are Being Censored

NEGOTIATIONS DEADLOCKED AS STRIKE GOES ON   No Use of Continuing Talks if Attitude Holds, Lewis Says

UNION DEMAND: ARE REJECTED BY OPERATORS   Negotiations Deadlocked In Soft Coal Walkout Idling 400,000

Westinghouse Head Pleads With Workers   ‘=Company -Offers ~ 1514-Cent Average Hourly: Pay: Raise

Operators Ban UMW Safety Plan   Negotiations Are Deadlocked; Steel Mills Curtailing Operations Sharply

Coal Mine Owners Reject Safety Plea   Nearly 700,000 Idle in National Strikes

UFENAIUKS VEIU SAFETY DEMANDS MADE BY LEWIS  Negotiations to Be med  Tomorrow, UMW hit  nite: ChanAntana:      RECESS S FORESTALLED   Management Rejects Union’s Motion to Report Back to Full Committee

Coal Strike Conference Continued   Operators Reject Safety De mands of Miners as  Offered by Lewis

Coal Operators Reject Union’s Safety Demands   -~Conferénces Continue Tomorrow; Lewis Pat On Miners’ Desires

UPERATORS REJECT SAFETY DEMANDS OF CHIEF OF UMW   Ultimatum Is Handed To Meeting Teday by Lewis.

Coal Operators Reject Demands Of Mine Chief   Strike Of 400,000 Workers Continued; Lewis Stands Pat

Coal Operators Reject UMW Safety Demand:   Lewis Says Three Resolutions Rejected By the Producers

SUIT GROWS FR DISPUTE OVER 283 pegs " nen  7... ts +.   Harold Huddelson, New Britain, Named Defendant in Action

Officials See No Munich- Like Deal Kor Soviet In East   Cabinet Members Said To Have Agreed That Only Firmness Will Keep Russia From Fresh Domination

DRIVE TO PU REDS IN PLACE   Diplomatic Offensive Started a: America Acts-in-Mild But—  Min Manner      RUSSIAN EXPANSION IS NOT UNNOTICED

Plea for Bases On Dardanelles ls Turned Down   America Will Stand Firm in Opposition To Soviet Expansion

U.S. Moves To Halt Red  Exnansion   Dardanelles Demand Rejected Tn Firm Rut Polite Note; America Not Bluffing

Rejec t Soviet Demands on Dardanelles   United States Launches Carefully Planned Campaign

Yanks Reject Soviet Demands On Dardanelles  American Officiale   American Officials Pledge No ‘Munich Back-Tracking On Epochal Decision

Toward  Soviet Showdown   No .“Munich-Like” Settlement Possible In Dardanelles Say U. S. Observers

U.S. Aims Offensive On Soviets   America Rejects USSR's Dardanelles Demand In Master Stroke At Washington Today

U.S: Firm Against Soviet Expansion   Carefully Planned Diplomatic Offensive Is  Launched Today   REJECT RUSSIAN PLAN   Statement of Views on Dardanelles Establishes U. S. Position

To ‘Stand Firm’ On Rejection of Soviet Claims  On Dardanelles   Officials Predict ‘Very Grave Trouble’ If Russ Try Force

U. S&S. Starts Its Campaign Against Reds   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic  Ia awe

Americans To Reject Demand Gn Dardanelles   PRESIDENT TRUMAN AND OFFICIALS STAND FIRM

Expansion By Soviets Is Opposed   ‘American Note In  Hands Of Moscow

'DARDANELLES PLAN IS FLATLY REJECTED BY DIPLOMATIC NOTICF   LONG-RANGE AMERICAN PROGRAM OF RESISTING RUSSIAN MOVES BECUN

U.S. To Stand Firm Against  Soviet On Dardanelles Grab By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER

Top American Officials Are Set for Diplomatic Showdown With Russia

Opposifion fo Red Expansion Will Be Firm   Grave Trouble Is Seen If Soviets Tey To Use Force

Master Stroke Delivered With Rejection Of Soviet Dardanelles Plea   There Will Be  No Turning Back   American Policy Reviewed By Highest Authority, Including Truman

Soviet Demands On Dardanelles ‘Flatly Rejected ‘In American Note

Starts With U.S. Rejecting Soviet Straits Proposal   Russian Insistence  On Having Bases In Dardanelles {s Centuries Old

Rejects Demands On Dardanelles   Officials Say There Will Be No Turning Back From This Decision—No ‘Munich-Like’ Settlement With Russia

ANNOUNCEMENT OF POLICY MADE AS U.S. REJECTS DEMANDS ON DARDANELLES

No Appeasement For Russia in Demands Over Dardanelles —   American View Is That Dual Control Means Domination or Occupation Of Turkey

Expansion By Soviets Will Be Opposed   U. S. Will Stand Firm; No “Munich” Settlement Possible

Reject Russian Demands About The Dardanelles  Grave Trt bie Seen If Rede Incict

FIRST ST , DELIVERED TODAY   High Officials Agree Firm Stand Is Necessary   GOVERNMENT   Rejects U.S.S.R. Demands On Dardanelles Issue: Policy Outlined

Despondent Youth  Takes Own Life  On Father’: $ Farm Deel Ritabtg

Despondent Youth Takes Own Life On Father’s Farm’  Dale L. Ritchie Died Friday In  TIstan Tawnehin

Officer C hecks Moterial In “Daily Pacitican’; Hands Tied. Staff Says

Supervisory Control Of Army Paper Taken by Officers  Soldiers’ Mail Column Is Restricted on  Cantravarcial Siushhiacte      

SERVICE PAPER IS CENSORED   Staff of Daily Pacifican In  Manila Says Hands Tied By Officers

Army Supervisor in Control Of  Service Paper   Hands Now Bound. Staff Complains

PAULEY SQUELCHES WITHDRAWAL TALK   Nominee Says He Is Inter: ested In Refuting Charges

English Baby Dies After Fifty Hours Of Premature Life Multiple-Headed Chil:  Had Two Stomachs, Two Sets of Lunas

Two-Headed Infant Expires In Hospital   Baby, Born on New Year's Day, Lived Over 50  Hours

Two-Headed Baby Expires after 50 Hours of Life in English Hospital

Two-Headed Baby Born to Britich Wife of Yank, Dies After 50 Hours of Life

Two-Headed: Baby Dies After Two-Day Life   Lived 50 Hours and 35 Minutes; Doctors Will Study Structure

ADMINISTRATION'S "HOLD THE LINE" PROGRAM ON PRICES OUTLINED IN “BIG FIVE" STATEMENT

ANTHINELATION HIGHT PLANS OUTLINED   Five Top Officials Join in Pressing for Legislation

More Legislation Sought In Battle To Hold-The-Line   Five Top Officials Directing Battle On Inflation Outline Program   PRICE CONTROL MUST CONTINUE

ADMINSTRATION UUTLINES PLAN PRICE CONTROL   “Big kive’ To Ask Congress  To Aid Efforts

Eastland To Ask Senate For Immediate Action On Strike Legislation

Hero Denies Any Wedding   Col. Boyington May ‘Not-March To Altar

OPA—Our Prices Ascend!  ‘Bans Otf Chinese Chestnuts, Wave Goo, Ete.

Statute Said Clear No‘Special: _ Session Of Legislature Mecesincy

Sellers Rules Vets Free Io Cast Vote   Statute Said Clear No Special: Session Of Legislature Necessary

News Day And N   Steel, Meat, Electrics Stoppages Might Be Ordered      Bell Workers Wag Parley Bogs Dow   Walkout In New Yor! Would Draw Wall  Around City

Nationwide Tie-U} In Phone Service Is Threatened   Installation Workers Stage Walkout In 14 U. S. Cities

Long Distance Lines May Be Dead Friday  Union Headquarters Says Strike Is 100 Per Ceni—14 of 15 Locals Out in New York Area

Nationwide Phone Snarl limminent   Employes Walk Out In 14 Major Cities As Conference Fails

PHONE INSTALLATIO! WORKERS LEAVE JO3° IN FOURTEEN CITIES   Threateing Nation - Wide Communications Tie-Up.   GOVERNMENT MOVES TOWARD SOLUTION   Truman's Fact Finding Panel Will Issue a Report.

TELEPHONE WORKERS IN WALKOUT   Nationwide Communications Tieup Threatened

Two Kidnap Stories Prove to Be Hoaxes   Dead Man’s Ear Found in Mail Addressed to OPA Official.

Greek Frontier Sentry Posts Are Reinforced   Guerrilla Mopup Is Intensified On Northern Area

GREECE BOLSTERS FRONTIER FORCES ALONG BULGARIA   Mop-up of Guerrillas Being Undertaken; Reads and Railways Guarded

Siple Guilty, Gets Life Term   Miniater Shows No  Emotion In Sentencing

PASTOR GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE   Found Guiity in Poison Death Of Daughter

Siple Handed Life Sentence For Poisoning   Unfrocked Grand Rapids Pastor Is Confessed Slayer Of Pretty Daughter In '39

MINISTER {S CONVICTED IN POISON DEATH   Given Sentence Of life Imprisonment After Hearing In Michigan

CLERGYMAN GETS LIFE FOR MURDER   Siple Found Guiity of Poison. i aw: Dan haey

Held Guilty Of Slaying 17-Year-Old   Rev. Frank Siple Accepts Verdict With No Emotion

‘COOLER WITH SHOWERS   Light Rain Expected in Eastern Kansas by Tonight

JAP.PRINGES ~ RESIGN POSTS    FOURTEE N—PRINCES—ARE  AMONG 69 WHO HAVE RE  SIGNED FROM HOUSE   OF PEERS

Churehill Gets. Dexree  From: Miami.      “Says Duty of” ... Nation: To: Educate: Veteran’ Youths ¢

MIAMI UNIVERSITY HONORS CHURCHILL   Former British Prime Minister Bivardad Marcas

Trieste Riols Siaged Sunday   Five American Gi's Injured in Helping to Quell Fighting

Five American Soldiers Are Injured While Helping To Halt Trieste Riot

5 YANKS HURT IN EXPLOSION   Injured. While Quelling Riot By Pro-Italian Residents Of Trieste

Yank Jeeps § Scan London ln Seeking Clues Against ~~ Master-Mind Jewel Thieves   Baffled Scotland Yard Says Some U.S. Deserters May . Have Joined Clever Gang .-

 on diiepnteaennitaeanmanaeemnmemnth neice nineteen ill aan Hiner al  Jeeps Join Hunt for Jewel Thieves; American Deserters Under Suspicion

YANKEES JOIN JEWEL THIEVES HUNT IN LONDON   Home of Stage and Radio Singer Is Latest Theft Scene

U. S. Joins London Gems  Theftt Hunt   American Deserters May Be Members Of Organized Jewel Robbers

Demand Grows That Britain: Give Up Atlantic Bases For U. S.-Loan

Britain Will Be Asked To Yield Bases   in Exchange For Loan From U.S.

Seaman's Strike Enters 3rd Day   Movement of Freight On Great Lakes Hit By NMU Walkout

STRIKE TIES UP MORE VESSELS   MU Points Its Strategy T Long Fight If Needed

RESUME TALKS NEXT WEEK ON EAKES-STRIKE   Companies Agree To Set Lower Hours, Curran Announces

—MARITIME—  Differ On Extent Of Lake Strike ” Negotiations To B  RTI A

Union Seeks To Avoid *Trouble With AFL In Efforts To Gain 40 Hour Week

Great Lakes Shipping Nears Complete  Halt as Seaman Strike Spreads Slowly,

PARLEY SET IN LAKES STRIKE   NMU Claims Increasing Number Of Ships Tied Up

WILL RESUME LAKE STRIKE PEACE TALK   Curran Says Two of 17 Shi Operating Companies Agree to Talk.

Movement of Key Supplies Slowed By NMU Walkout   Ore, Grain and Oil Hit By Great Lakes WorkWeek Dispute

SEAMEN ARE DEMANDING 40-HOUR WEEK   105 Ships, 4,000 Workers Idle Today

Movement Of Vital Supplies On The Great Lakes Is Slowing Down To A Halt

Movement of Vital Oil, Iron Ore, Grain  Cut By Strike   Maritime Union Men Demand 40-Hr. Week : Disagreement on the Number of Ships Idle

Negotiations Be Reopened With 2 Groups  Maritime Strike   Maritime Strike On Great Lakes  le Growing

Shipment Of  Cargoes Near Halt On Lakes   Tron Ore, Grain And Oil Affected ; Strike In Third Day Now

SHIP STRIKERS TO MEET OPERATORS   Union Says Negotiations To ‘Re Recumed Monday

'USS., Great Britain Agree To Unify German Zones; ‘Taxpayers Will Split Cost

U. §., BRITAIN PLAN GERMAN UNIFICATION   Byrnes and Bevin Sign Agreement to Begin Breaking Down Barriers.

United States and Great Britain Agree to Share Equally the Cost of Administration of Occupation Aones in Germany.

CHARGE HURLED AT NAVY.   Navy Claimed ’ Holding Out” On Army On Jap Messages

RAIL SIDELIGHTS FUNNY AND TRAGIC   Small Items Tell Tale of Effects of U.S. Walkout.

Odd Incidents Reported As Trains Halt   Trainmen Take Buses Home as They Quit: Their Posts

A-Bomb— Detectives Proposed   Scientific Sleuths to Inspect Nations’ Factories Suggested

World Detective Force Proposed To Control Atom   - Authority to Make Inspections Is Key  To American Plan

Soothsayers Wanted Clerks Must Map Congress’  Program A Davy In Advance

Harriman Says Soviet Bluffing   Former Ambassador's Testimony Is Secret

Price of Meat Cracking Under Buyers’ Strike   UAW. Officials Urge Complete Week End Halt in Purchases

Meat Strike Takes Effect   UAW Wead Calls For Weekend Embargo On ~ Purehases OF Meat. .

C10 Heads Ask Complete Halt To Meat Buying   Officials Of Auto Workers Say Prices Are “Cracking”

Full Halt Called On Meat Buying   Prices Cracking In Buyers Strike

 Says Decision With Consumers Reports Meat Prices Crack in Nation as Buyers Stand Pat

Definite Drop Seen In Meal, Butter Sales  Camniate Halse Ta   Complete Halt To Meat Buying Over Weekend le Asked

UNION oTAT ES BUYER oT RIK SLAPS PRICES   CIG-UAW Calls Full Halt to Purchases of All Meat Over Weekend.

Reuther Says Price  Cracking Has Begun   Congress Dampens Prospect Of OP: A Reviving Compromise— Senate Conferees Ty rn Down Plan:

Major Break In Prices Of  ‘Livestock   Meat And Butter Sales Slowed: Supplies Now ‘Backing Up’; Price Stnation Improves

MEAT PRICES CRACKING, UAW CHIEF CLAIMS   BUYING SLOWDOWN FELT IN DETROIT MARKETS

UAW Urges Total Halt in Meat Buying  Over Weekend as Prices Start to Crack

Pricas “Already Beginning To Crack”  UAW Calls For Halt Of Meat Purchases

Definite Drop Seen In Meat, Butter Sales   Complete Halt To Meat Buying Over Wreakand ic Ackad

Two German Generals Face Firing Squad for Ardeatine Massacre in Rome

TWO NAZI GENERALS SENTENCED   Firing Squad Is Ordered by British Court

NAZI GENERALS ORDERED SHOT   Two Convicted of Massacring 335 Jin Italian Caves :

German Generals Get Firing Squad  For Massacres   British Tribunal Gives Death Sentences For Rome Cave Slayers

German Generals to Die for Reprisal Killing of Italians  Von Mackensen, Maeltzer Sentenced to Fore

DEATH SENTENCES GIVEN 2 GENERALS IN HITLER'S ARMY   Germans Ordered Shot by Firing Squad for Massacre of 355 Italians in Rome Caves.   CROWD RECEIVES VERDICT IN SILENCE   But Spectators Applaud as Defendants, Von Mackensen and Kurt Maeltzer, Are Led Out.

DRAFT HOLIDAY HAS BEEN ORDERED   Will Become Effective Next Tuesday For Remainder Of  -  Year—Is Due To Spurt In Enlistments

GOVERNOR WILL APPOINT SLATE AFTER DEC, 1   New Chief Now Considering His Leaders for Legislative Bodies

Angry Soldiers Stage Protest Of Slow-Dowr   Manila MPa Halt Marche Opposing Army's Policy For Diseharging Men

U.S. Troops Stage March Of Protest In Manila   GIs ‘Up in Arms’ Over War Dept.’s  Planned Slowdown Jn Demobilization

Soldiers in Manila Want To Get Home   Pamphlets Bitterly Criticise Commanders And War Department

Yemonstrations Orderly as Soldiers  Arrange-Mass Meetings and “Fran Demands to Give to Patterson

Serr ED  Military Police in Manila Disperse Crowd Mar ching On General’s Headquarters   Soldier Speakers Urge Gls to Attend One  Of Two Mass Meetings at City Hall Today: Demonstrations Are Touched Off by Army Announcement of Cutback in Redeployment

Informal Mass Meetings Held In Philippines   Military Police Break Up March on Headquarters in Manila

YANK TROOPS PROTEST CUT IN RELEASES   Several Thousand Join In March on Manila  Headquarters

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General Says “Changing International Situation” Resulted in Culback: MPs End Demonstration

MPs Foil Men Descending on Headquarters  Speakers, ‘Paper: Denounce New Army Program

Yanks In Manila Protest Against RedeploymentCut   Military Police Break Up Demonstration Of Ameri can Troops Marching On Commanding General’s Headquarters In W. Pacific

Yanks in protest to  slowdown a P.’s bre: ak up  itn CG eon we, Oe 2 ee i

MPs BREAK UP - ANGRY MARCHERS   American Troops In Demonstration Against Redeployment Cutbacks There

ASSAILANT BRANDS HIGH SCHOOL GIRI   Subdues Victim With Chloroform Then Heats Flatiron and Burns Marks on Her Thighs.

Brazilian Is New Head Of Atomic Board   Evott'’s Successor Would Like to Outlaw All War As Well as Atomic War

WOULD OUTLAW ATOMIC WARS   New Chairman Of U. N. Says All Wars Should . Be Banned

Outlaw All War Brazilian Urges   Capt. Alberto Takes A-Bomb Chairmanship

Anti-Negro, Anti-JewishGroup — Had Devised Hitler-Like Scheme To Eventually Become Dictators

HITLER-LIME SCHEME TOLD BY MEMBERS   Reautiful Blonde Wins Confessions From Georgia Pair

Columbians Plot Told to Overthrow U.S   Glamor Girl Extracts Con. fession From 18 Year Old

Columbians Admit Nazi Plotin U.S.   Confessions Announced by Attorney General Cook  of Georgia

GROUP PLANNED TO-TAKE OVER’: U.S, GOVERNMENT   Georgia Attorney General Gets Confessions Of Two Columbians

BIZARRE SCHEME FOR REVOLUTION TOLD BY PAIR   Prompt Grand Jury Inquiry in Atlanta Sought by  - — Solicitor-General   CLIMAX OF. LONG’ FIGHT   Order Founded en Hatred of Negroes and Jews Along Nazi Lines *

Columbians, Inc. Called Nazi-ike Revolutionaries   Two Youths Confess Plan Involving Smuggling of Arms

Georgia Attorney General Reveals Confessions of Two Columbians Telling of Plot to Take Over U.S.

Scheme for U.S. Overthrow Told   Grand Jury Asked to Investigate Georgia Organization After Youths Tell Secrets

Confessions By Two Members Implicate Body In Hitler-Like Scheme   Admission Made To New Yorkers   Leaders Accused Of Plan. fh ning To Flog Editor, : Burn Negro Houses

EORGIA REVEAL HITLER-LIKE PLAN TO SEIZE POWER   Dynamiting of Negro Homes Flogging of Atlanta Edi bee mm Dranreeet

2 COL CONFESS PART IN FLOGGINGS   Statements Implicate Group in Scheme to Take Over U. So Government.

(Confessions bare Nazi Scheme of Columbians, Inc.  wm1.«. sr Nenamite   Plots to Dynamite Negro Homes Said  Bared in Statement

Two Members Of Columbians Implicate Organization In Scheme To Seize The Coy’t.

2 Columbians Bare  Plot to Rule U. S.   Grand Jury Probe of Group Urged; Youths Lured to Confess by Blonde

2 GOLUMBIANS CONFESS PLOTS   Georgia Clan’s Hitlerish Program Bared

Confessions of Columbians, Georgia Anti-Racial Group, Obtained by Blonde Beauty

Pair Confesses Part In Nazi Modeled Plan Tc Over-Throw Govern. ment,  Tick CtRATTS(styY YS A TOSRAC

Columbians Named in Pair Of Confessions   Charge Would Use Arms Smuggled Out of Germany

Georgia Tells Of Hitler-Like Plan by Ring   Confessions Oblained From Two Members, Governor Arnall Told

2 Confess On Plan To Seize Govt.   Revelations Obtained by Blonde Investigator; On Hitler Model.

New French Financial Plan Okayed   Designed To Solve Financia! Crisis

French Plan. For Deflation Is Approved   Mendes-France’s Proposal Wins  Teh. "Pawan Sxeetan

REECE DECLARES VOTE. A MANDATE    WHETHER TRUMAN QUITS “MATTER BETWEEN HIM AND HIS CONSCIENCE.

TEACHERS GATHER FOR ANNUAL MEET STARTING TUESDAY   Preliminary Sessions Are Held in Albuquerque Today:  Reports Made

Filibuster on FEPC Begins   Southern Senators Seek To Block Bill

South Opposes Senate Action On FEPC Bill   Bloc Organizes For Filibuster Over Measures

Former President Of LSU Is Granted Parole at Atlanta   Southern Senators Organize For Filibuster on FEPC Bill

Senate Fight By Filibuster Faces FEPC   Southerners Pledge Wordiest Harangue Since Huey Long

Filibuster Threat Hangs Over Senate  Against FEPC Bil   Southern Senators Organize to Block Action on Employment Act

FEPC Measure Is Expected . To Draw Fire  From Senators   Filibustering Threat Hangs. Over Capitol

FEPC FILIBUSTER MAY BLOCK ALL SENATE BUSINESS   Southern Senators Threaten to ‘Tolk far Month heninc Mantras

FEPC DEBATE TOUCHES OFF BITTER FIGHT   Filibuster Opens as Dynamite-Laden Bill Comes Up

Long Filibuster ls Threatened   Southern Senators Pledged to: Talk Agains Fair. Employment Bill

Dixie Democrats Form Solid Filibuster Phalanx To Prevent Senate From  .Voting = On  ~ Measure.

Senate Faces Filibuster on FEPC Bill   Southern Solons Plan Stiff Fight to Block Legislation

Filibuster In. Senate Seen:   Southern Senators Line. Up Against Fair Employment Practice Bill.

FEPC BLOCKED IN FILIBUSTER   Senators Threaten To Talk For Weeks if Needed

SOLID PHALANK GF SOUTHERN SENATORS LINE-UP AGAINST TRUMAN- APPROVED MEASURE

Wordy Filibuster Threatens Capitol Hill in Senate Fight on FEPC Bill

THREATS OF FILIBUSTER IN CONGRESS OVER NEW FEPC BILL   South’s Democrats Opposed To Bill; Brings Danger Of Blocking Others

South Plans Bitter Fight Against FEPC   Wordiest Filibuster Since Huey Long Days Seen in the Offing

Prepare To Talk FEPC To Death  e ... fe, —'- ss   Senators Organize For Filibuster After Surprise Move

Senafors Ready To Block FEPC Bill   Plan Extended Filibuster To Head off Action

Wordiest Filibuster Since Huey Long Facing Senators in FEPC Bill Battle

FILIBUSTER ON AGAINST FEPC   Southerners Threaten to Talk Truman’s Bill To Death

‘Wordiest Filibuster Since HueyLong’sTimeThreatens On Dynamite-PackedFEPC

Filibuster Is Threatened On Capitol Hill In Fight On Dynamite-Packed FEPC Bill      Solid Phalanx Of Southern Senators Pledgéd To Talk Plenty Aqainst Measure

FEPC Bill. Filibuster Is Planned   Southerners Hope To Block Passage

STIMATE FROM FOUR, TO SIX WEEKS SUPPLY ABOVE GROUND AS ‘MINERS STAGE WALKOUT

NEGOTIATIONS ARE CONTINUED   Nation’s Supply Is Estimated at From Four to Six Weeks

Negotiations Resumed Today At Washington   Shut-Down of At Least Two Weeks is Seen

Four Hundred Thousand Coal Miners Affected   Soft Coal Miners Strike Is Under Way—Government Mediator Enters Stalemate   SOME CONJECTURE ON STRIKE’S LENGTH

Swiss program of orientation defeated nazi propaganda and held of f German attack in war

Ability’; ‘to. Remain Aloofkrom War, One: of. Mysteries of ‘Conflict, Germany Tried Eight Times to Get Nation Into  ’ Penn —* ,

Swiss Morale May Be ~ Credited With Keeping the Nation Out of War

DR. ED. TAYLOR TO CONDUCT SERVICES SUNDAY AT TRINITY EPISCOPAL CH.

DR. EDGAR ‘TAYLOR WILI, CONDUCT SERVICES AT THE TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCE

PW Camps To Close Down During April   Only About 1,000 Prisoners to be Available for  Work in May

rn ee)  Down During April   Only About 1,000 Prisoners to be Available for Work in May

OPERATORS SPLIT OVER COAL MINE CONTRACT TALKS   Quick Settlement of Differences Not Likely Because of Operators’ Rift

Operators Split Over Whether Te Negotiate Now   Hopes For Early Management Contract With John L. Lewis Fades.

OWNERS SPLIT HITS HOPES FOR MINE PACT NOW   Southern Coal Group Balk: At Any Talks With Lewis Before Court Ruling

Mine Owners’ Split Das hes Hope Of Peace   Southern Operators Refuse To Agree On Negotiating With Lewis

Coal Operators Split on ‘Peace’ Talks With UMW   Southern Owners Dash Hopes for a Quick Settlement With: Lewis

Hopes Dashed For Contract With Miner:      Bituminous Producers Split Over Whether to Deal With Lewis Before Coart. Rules

Coal Operators Split on Lewis Contract Deals   Southern and Western Producers Decline To Join in Negotiations

'Hopes for Coal Contract Fade as ‘Mine Operators Split Over Issue

Coal Operators in Dispute Over Negotiations   Southerners Refuse To Discuss New Contracts Now

Coal Peace Hopes I Dashed After , Operators Split On Whether To Negotiate Contract With Miners   Majority Favor. Negotia tidn But South & ‘West % Dissent:

Pit Owners Of Southern Areas Block Parley Now   Group Favors Delay Until Supreme Court  Rules On Legal Tiff

Hopes for “Quick” Peace Between Lewis, Industry Fade: Operators Quarrel

Soft Coal Industry Splits Over Issue of Contract Parley   Hopes For Early Nego tiations Fade; Lewis Silent on Situation

A SHARP SPLIT AMONG THE SOFT COAL OPERATORS   Question Is Whether to Negotiate Now For a New Contract.   WITH JOHN L. LEWIS   This Dashed Hopes Toda) . Kor a Quick Nationwide Peace.

Operators’ Split Dashes Hope for Speedy Coal Pact   Majority of Producers Ready to Deal ‘at Any Time,’ but Southern Group Balks; No ‘Action Is Expected Now Until Court Rules

MINE OWNERS DISAGREE OVER NEGOTIATIONS   Southern Operators Want te Wait Until Supreme Court Rules

MINE OWNERS IN SPLIT OVER NEGOTIATIONS   Hopes Dashed For Quick Nationwide Peace Between Coal Industry And Its Miners

Southern Coal Producers Break Away from Decision to Deal with Lewis; Would Await Suit Settlement

Coal Peace Hope Dashed By Operators   Powerful Southern Producers Break Away from Majority Decision To Negotiate with Lewis.

DASH HOPES FOR EARLY PEACE IN ROW WITH LEWIS   NORTHERN GROUP IS WILLING TO DEAL, SOUTHERNERS BALK

COAL INDUSTRY LEADERS SPLIT   Somé Operators Spurn Contract Talks with Lewis; Peace Hopes Dimmed

Coal Operators Widely Divided  Southerners Block Early Negotiations

Sharp Split Occurs Among Coal Owners   Little Likelihood Is Seen for Quick Peace in Soft Coal Regions as Southerners Hold Back

Operators Split on Coal Negotiations   Northern Group Ready To Talk with Lewis, Southern Group Remains Defiant

Split Appears in Lewis Ranks As South Holds Aloo  Far West Producers   Far West Producers Go Along with South In Delaying Talks

COAL INDUSTRY SPLITS OVER NEGOTIATION   Over Half Of Owners Want : To Talk Business   OTHER PRODUCERS   Favor Waiting Until Court Rules On Lewis Case; Verdict Due Jan. 14

Hopes Fade For Early  Coal Truce   Operators Split Over Whether Fo Neaatiate Contract

Hope Fades For Quick Coal Peace   Operaters Split Over When to Start New Contract Neaotiation:

Settlement Delayed Coal Mine Operators Split On Whether To Open Lewis Parley

Mine Owners Split on Issue Of New Talk:   ‘Operators at Odds On Contract Parley With John L. Lewis

MinePeace Slowed By Coal Producers   Split Among Operators Ends Hopes For Early Agreements

COAL OPERATORS. SHARPLY SPLIT   Hopes Dashed For Quick  Nationwide Peace  With Miners

Sharp Split Cools Any Chance of Coal Mine Peace  Southern Operators Disagree With Northern Producers

Coal Operators Split In Wake Of Contract Attemp   Producers Ready To Deal With Lewis At Any Time

Ex-Police Chief Given Jail Term   Court Assails State For Inconsistencies

U, 8, [8 AGAINST FRANCO ACTION   Wants Spanish People ta Kick Our Dictator

OUST FRANCO, UNITED STATES ADVISES SPAIN   Open Rupture Of Relations Is Opposed By Uncle Sam at UN

Probe Complaint On Guifey Taxes   Charge Senator Failed To Report or Pay Taxes On Some Income

“Political Attack” Guffey Denies Former Business Associate's Tax Evasion Charge

Tax Complaint Made Against Sen. Guffey   Individual Says Says Senator Failed to Pay on Three Million

NAME GUFFEY IN COMPLAIN}   Former Associate Claims Senator Failed to Pay  Tax on Income Share

Truman’ s Dinner Tie Brings Frowns Experts Agree “He Made a Mistake’

BOMBAY UNREST ERUPTING AGAIN   Hostile Moslems Attack Nehru, Top Minister Of Government

Tension Mounts In Bombay; Three Stabbed To Death  Violence Erupts In Cal  cutta With Police Fir ina On Dintarc

Nehru Seeks  — To Quit Post   India Congress President Prefers Minister’s Tah

SEVEN KILLED IN INDIA RIOTS      Report Scores of Stabbings As Moslem And Hindus Renew Fight

Pandit Nehru Stoned by Moslems  , J > -—  TT Po ae SY ee   Tension Heightened in Bombay as Result of Attack

Controversy Measures  Disposed Of  J ; wkcag peu Tt eee    Ban on Corporal Punishment Killed by Senate

Kinston Tornado Kills 2 People And Injures 40   Man and Wife are Vic: tims; Many Buildings Damaged.

Tornado Wrecks 9 Homes And Five Business Houses, Takes Two LivesAt Kinston

BROWN, HOWSER TO OPPOSE   County Lists Votes Cast for Candidates In Primary Election -

Warren Pledges to Serve State ©   Governor Gives No Hint of Reaction to Talk of Presidency; Landslide of Votes Grows

Senator Thomas ~ Stresses Merger   Utah Senator Will Call Upon President Truman For Discussion Friday

UNRRA COUNCIL SETS DEADLINE   LA GUARDIA RESIGNS, GEN, LOWELL ROOKS IS NAMED SUCCESSOR

UNRRA  COUNCIL DISPERSES   Set 3 Months Deadline To Wind Up tts Work

Three Month Deadline Set For UNRRA End   Indicates Non-Veterans May Be Eligible  For Priorities

Urge Compulsory Immunization   Health Secretary Cites Rising Trend Of Diphtheria

Health Secretary Urges Compulsory immunization Against Diphtheria In Pa.

News Behind the News  Copyright MeClure Newspaper   WASHINGTON Re Bav Tucker

JAPAN'S PREMIER WILL NOT RESIGN   Shidehara To Stay Until Sitvatian is Stabilized

U.S. And Britain Consider Private “Big 5° Conference To Handle Threat.

UN Assembly Sees Renewed Fight On Veto   SMALL NATIONS WIDEN REBELLION AGAINST BIG POWERS

Speaker Chooses Business Subject For Next Forum.   Father Cronin, Professor, Speaker Wednesday Night

Speaker Chooses Business Subject For Next Forum.  Father Cronin,   Father Cronin, _ Professor, Speaker  Wednesday Night

Fal INVESTIGATING CLAIM THAT NEW YORKER IS -DIRECTING COMMUNISTS JIN _NATION

Byrnes in Report To Nation Monday On Paris Meeting  Says U. S. Accepted  Compromise to Ate mil,

Nation to Hear  Byrnes Report   Secretary Heads for Home For Monday Broadcast

Compromise Accepted By Byrnes on Peace Treaty Plans   Secretary of State Acknowledges Some Give and Take to Avoid “a Clash That Nobody Wants” With Reds

Byrnes To Report On Paris Meeting  En Route To U. S. Aboard ‘Sacred Cow’

Byrnes Will Report on Conclave   Will Press for Another Big Four Meet

BYRNES T0 GIVE NATION REPOR'   SAYS HE WILL SPEAK MONDAY NIGHT ON WORK AT MINISTERS’ PARLEY.

Byrnes to Give Report to U.S.   Will Press for an Early New Meeting

Byrnes Will Talk To Nation Monda' On Big 4 Parley   Says U. S. Accepted Compromise to Avoid  ‘Clash Nobody Wants’

Byrnes Will Report  on Conclave Will Press for   Will Press for Another Big Four Meet

  Compromise Accepted By Byrnes on Peace Treaty Plans  Secretary of State Acknowledaes Some   Secretary of State Acknowledges Some Give and Take to Avoid “a Clash That Nobody Wants” With Reds

PEACE TREATY REPORT 10 BE GIVEN MONDAY   BYRNES WILL TELL HOW U.S. AVOIDED CLASHES

Byrnes Plans To Air Big-4 Talk Monday   Secretary of State To Speak Over Radio Jn Report to U. S.

Blind G. I. Writes His First Letter To Santa Claus—His Wish Two Eyes of Blu:

Combat Vet Who Will Never Regain Sight Writes First Letter To Santa

Dear Santa Claus:   veer Santa Llaus: Soldier, Blinded By Land Mine, Writes For A Pair Of Blue Eyes

Dear Santa  ete ete wie}  A Blinded GI Asks For a ‘God-Given Luxury’ —Eyes

Two Good Eyes for Christmas, Is Plea of Blinded Veteran in Letter to Santa

Soldier Asks Gift Santa Can’ t Give ones to Find 2 Eyes Beneath Tees

Government of China to Be  Reorganized  Plans Drafted to Cement Divided Natian

War dman Park Hatel Secsne. OF  Cottealeeieal  Double ‘Killing   New York Attornéy Slay: His Recently, Adopted Son, 25, and Self Dur-~ ’ ing Ouagrrel - ;

East Swelters While West fn Grin Of Snows   Only Matter Of Time Until Pressure  Areas Shift.

MERCURY SOARS TO 79 INN, Y.   Thermometer Reading Yesterday Warmest for Date in City Since 1871

East Enjoys Balmy Fall Weather; ‘Utah Shivers in Waist-Deep Snow

COALITION MAY BLOCK ORASTIC LABOR LAW   President Accused Of Withholding Information

“LABOR DRAFT LEGISLATION FACES DEFEAT   CIO and AFL Leaders Demand  Further Study

FOREMEN’S CASE 10 BE CONSIDERED BY SUPREME TRIBUNAL  _ ERROR IN LISTING CAUSES BELIEF THAT  TINION IS APPROVED

Big Battle Looming - Between GM, Ford in Low Price Fiek   Production May Reach 2,000,000 as Lines Step Up Pace

Battle Of The Giants  Ford And Chevrolet Gird For Mightiest Conflict   Each Will Bring Out Lighter, Low-Priced Car In Bid For Supremacy; Production Schedules Will Set All-Time Record

Grim View Of Strike   A 90-Day Coal Tieup “Catastrophic” For U. S., Says Official

Coal Strike Effed Widens   Economic Report Says 90Day Strike Would Be “'Catastrophic” to U. S.

Plea Made At Mesing OFC Couneil   Council Delegates Told Functions Are Strictly Advisory -

MacArthur. Calls For End To War ©   U. S. Commander In Japan Warns Nations Of World Must “Abolish War As Sovereign Right’ Or Face Destruction 

General Makes Appeal Before Allied Couneil   Veteran Professional Soldier Asserts United Nations Must Fail Unless Nations Renounce Sovereign Right to Wage War

ALLIED COUNCIL.  TOLD UN PERILE   Proposes Universal Renunciation The Right To Make War _ At Seesian 4

Opens Meeting Of Allied Council  Cites Pattern Set By Jan Constitution

General Makes Plea as Allied  Council Meets   Japan’s Proposed New Constitution to Carry Stipulation Against War, He Tells Group

MARTHUR CALLS ON ALL NATIONS TO ABOLISH WAR   Declares Simultaneous and Universal Renunciation Is Only Road to Permanent Peace.   LOOKS UPON U. N. 0. AS TEMPORARY EXPEDIENT   Commander, Addressing 4Power Council, Lashes Out at Critics of Occupa ‘ tional Policies,

War Rights Denied By MacArthur   All Nations Must Renounce Them, He Tells Allied Group

ABOLITION OF WAR IS URGED BY COMMANDER   MacArthur Says Next Conflict Will Result In Mass  j ogee eters ee   CLAIMS HE RETAINS EXECUTIVE POWER

Pians for Peace Fail Unless Step Taken, He Says  Annan!l Vaicad   Appeal Voiced Before ‘Allied Council ‘in Tokio

Alternative Is U.N. Failure, General Says   Appeal Delivered at Convention of Allied Council

Appeals to allied council  447" Wt   ‘Yield right  of sovereignty’

General MacArthur Asks All Nations to Abolish War As Sovereign Right

Supreme Allied Commander Of Japan Warns Unite: Nations Will Fail If Members Don’t Give Up ‘Right’ To Make War

House Colleagues Urge Boykin's Appointment As Interior Secretary

Senate Moves To Extend Draft Law Until July 1   House Concurrence In Resolution Is Expected Monday

FARM, HOME WEEK MEETINGS PLANNED   SWINE, BEEF CATTLE, CORN AND SMALL GRAIN, HORSE, GOAT BREEDERS TO MEET

FARM, HOME WEEK MEETINGS PLAKNED   Swine, Beef Cattle, Goat, Corn and Small Grain, and Horse Breeders To Meet At Iowa State College Feb. 11-14.

G-MEN BEGIN PAPER EMPIRE INVESTIGATION   Probe to Determine If Tax Laws Violated

ORDERS GIVEN 10 “STARS AND STRIPES”   There Must Be No Disrespect Shown Those in Authority

ARMY REPORT TELLS OF MANILA BATTLE   Battlers Unidentified In Pitched Fight

GUNS ROAR ON LUZON NEAR U, $, BARRACKS   Sentry Opens Fire As Battle Skirts Edge Of Fort

Army Foils Bad Nauheim Escape Plot   Lichfield Witnesses Dig Tunnel Under Guardhouse Wall

PURNS FATAL TO EX-BOXER   WOWAN PILOT WNIURED   Official Sees Former Gls Taking Stuffiness Out of Diplomacy

Nazis Methodically Murdered 462 Slave Labor Babies  British Have Arrestec Sixteen Men and Three Women for Tria

GHASTLY NAZI “BABY. FARMS” REVEALED BY. COMPLETED. INQUIRY  em mae ame Se. PLEAD Oe Ata

State Department Backs Truman’s Palestine Stand  U. S. Leaders Endors« Immediate Entry For European Jews

State Department Backs Truman’s Palestine Stand  U. §. Leaders Endors

SECRETARY OF STATE  BACKING TRUMAN ON  PALESTINE PROBLEMS BYRNES PLACES HIS  "DEPARTMENT BEHIND — IMMICRATION DIAN

BYRNES BACKS UP  TRUMAN'S POLICY TOWARD PALESTINE   State Department on Record a: in Favor of Immigration  of Jews to Holy Land

Great Falls Man‘s Lost Wallet s Found on Dead Jap by Yank on Saipan

DECKER GOES. TO TRUST COMPANY   As Treasurer — Formerly An_ Assistant Cashier At Firat Naional Bant.

DECKER. NAMED TREASURER AT TRUST COMPANY   Former First National Of ficer Takes Over New Post Here Monday

IRANIANS MARK REBELS OUSTER   Government Troops Take Control in Azerbaijan

Iranian Mobs Shout Hatred For Traitors   Azerbaijan Leader Reported in Flight After Capitulation

Azerbaijan Chiet Flees to Russia   lranians Celebrate Victorious March Into Trouble Zone

RESIGNATION OF ICKES POLITICAL “HOT POTATO’   Presents Most Complicated Problem of Times.

Red Proposal F or Oil To Be Made To Iran   Will Be Submitted To Parliament Under Terms Of Agreemert  To Rvaciaie

Terms Of Iran Agreement Are Revealed Today   Reds, America And Britain Compete For Rich Resources

PROVIDES PROPOSALS FOR OIL   Diplomats In New York Receive Word With Caution

Twenty-One Injured In Grinding Smash   Interurban Car Crashes Into The Kear Ur Another Near Lancaster This Morning

Seaman's Strike Affects Every Texas Sea Port; 40 Ships Idle In Galveston   HOUSTON PORT IDLE

GEORGE RABEL LEAVES HOSPITAL   Accident Victim Is Confin. ed To Wheel Chair

FRANKLIN COUNTY. JUDGE REFUSES TO GRANT INJU TION TO PREVE NT ENFORCEMENT OF OLD TAU

QuestionsRight Of Truman To ‘Pass Judgment OnMyVeracity’   Action Stems from President's Support of Oil Man

Soviets Turn Down Plan on Refugees   Russia Rejects Proposed Compulsory Financial Aid

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Five Cities In State Without Communications   NO PICKET LINES SEEN IN CAMDEN AREA TODAY

GM-CI0 Talks Reonen Today   Walkout Passes 107th Day in Deadlock

Government To Hear Demanis  Of Miners’ Heac   Future Course Of Action Depends Upon Result Of November 1 Meeting   REAL SHOWDOWN MAY COME LATER

UN Admits Three New  Members   Sweden, Leeland And Afghanistan Are Selected

Three Nations To Get UN Seats   Five Others Abandon Efforts Before Issves Reach Voting Stage

Predict Union Controlled Welfar Will Be Outlawed   Senate Holds Early, Late Sessions To Push Labor Laws

SENATE PLANS NIGHT SESSIONS   Hope to Complete Labor Legislation This Week.

HOUR AHEAD OF SCHEDULE   Also Plans Night ‘Sessions, Working ~ On Labor  Legislation

pen. Pepper Continuing Opposition   Barkley Encouraged By Start Of Voting

WASHES HANDS   President Rejects Appeal Of Yamashita. Seals Fate

Truman Spurns Clemency Plea For Yamashita   Gen. Styer Now Free To Go Ahead with  Execution as Planned

GEN, YAMASHITA DOOMED TO Dir   Plea For Clemency Sent To President Truman Gets No Action

President Declines To Act On Last Minute Appeal To Soften Penalty

Truman Seals Yamashita s Doom   President Ignores  Jap General's Plea

Gen. Yamashita 's Doom Is Sealed   ' President Refuses  to Consider Plea

Hungary Said Stripped Of Food By Reds   U. S. Charges Soviet With Taking Supplies, Industrial Materials

U.S. CHARGES HUNGARY BEING BLED BY REDS   Claim Country Stripped Of Food And Vitally Needed Industry

Soviet Claims Rejected ‘in U.S. Note   Molotev Reminded of Agreement Among Big Three

US. Charges Reds Leaving Hungary Bare   State Department Rejects Russ Claim Of: Noninterference

Russia Accused Of Stripping Hungary Of Foods, Materials   U.S. Sends Sharp Letter to Molotov Demanding Halt of Present Economic Disintegration—-Charges Violation of the Yalta Meeting

Letter to Molotov U.S. Says Hungary Is Being Stripped of Food by Russia

Food, Other Items Taken. Letter Says   Note Is Virtual Demand Russians  Abide By Treaty

Vote at Kendall  Is Inconelusive   CIO Challenges NLRB Election At Refinery

JACKSON WANTED Han CURT POST   Friends at Nuernberg Say He Was Disappointed by Truman’s Action

Friends Say Former Jamestown Lawyer ‘Disappointed Over Missing Appointment   By WALTER CRONKITE

PEPLIRIICANS IN ROME MARCH ON PALACE   -1IDREME COURT DELAYS DEATH FOR NEGRO, 17   Justice Black Is Deounced for His Actions In Court.

Close Friends State Jackson ‘Disappointed’   Failure To Be Named Chief Justice Given As Reason For Attack

Believe Jackson Was [Disappointed When Not ‘Appointed Chief Justice

Crowley's Offer May End Strike af Pittsburgh   Union Leader Jailed; Aides to Urge Group End Power Walkout

Ford Cars Production Is Stopped   Walkout Today Halts Work —Affzcts 2,800 Workers at the Rouge Plant

State Jurists Are ‘Cracking Down’ on Fraud Claims to Prevent ‘Easy Annulments’

BEVIN SAYS RED PROPAGANDA REAL DANGER   Charge Made to UNO After ‘White Terror’ Renorted in Greece

Says Propaganda Endangers Peace   “Beitain = Countercharges Russia for Trouble in Greece   »BEVIN SEEKS A VOTE   "Moscow Asks for Withdrawal of British Troops Immediately

UNO Gets New Test As Reds Ask Greek Aic   BRITISH CONTROL OVER SMALT. NAWON 10 BE AIRED

‘Real Danger To Peace’ In  Blast To Red      Russia Crarges That Britain Imperiled World Security, In Greece.   IDENLES CHARGES

BEVIN SAYS REDS MENACE WORLD PEACE   Briton Makes Statement in Blasting Back at Russian Charges That Britain Imperils Security With Greek Policy.

Bevin Replies To Red Charge   Briton, After Russian Charges About Greece, Says Moscow Endangering World Peace

Soviets Charge White Terror’ Exists In Greece   Bevin Counters With Assertion Russians Endangering Peace

“ommunist Propaganda Is “Real Danger” to Peace,  Bevin Tells UNO Council:

Answers Reds On Charge Of ‘White Terror’   Demands ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ Verdict as UNO Hears Complaint on Greece -

British Secretary Charges Russia With Endangering Peace Of World

Russia, Britain At Odds   Reds Say British Are Endangering Peace of World

PROPAGANDA IS REAL DANGER TD PEACE SAYS BEVIN   The Secretary Told the United Nations ‘Security Council © Today.   HE BLAMED MOSCOW   Bevin Made This Statement In Blasting Back at the Soviet Charges. ©

Russ Endanger Peace: Bevin   Foreign Secretary Hurls Accusation  Sakges wees 9423-24  In Reply to Charge That Britain Is Perpetrating Terrer Reign in Greece

EACH CHARGES OTHER WITH “ENDANGERING PEACE” IN COUNCIL  BEVIN ASSAILS RED “PROPAGANDA” ‘AS

Says Soviet Is Threat To Peace   Bevin Fires Back  At Russian Charge That World Security -imperiled by Britain

Britain Fosters Greek Fascists, Soviet Charge   Accusations. Hurled Back and Forth‘ at Caunril Sexsion

Bitter Words Exchanged at UNO Session   Visinsky, Bevin Clash Over British Troops in Greece

Bevin Levels Blast Against Communists   Soviet In Demand For England To Pull Troops From Greece; Verdict Sought

Bevin Asks Clear Verdict ‘On Charges   Moscow Claims Troops In Greece Contributing To Country’s Disorder

PUSHES FIGHT 10 SAVE “BIG 4 PEACE PART EY   Indirectly Replies to Attack on Policy hv Wallace

Secretary Byrnes Carries On Fight For World Peace   Presents His Case For Preservation Of World Peace In Address To People   MUST BE PATIENT, FIRM WITH RUSSIA

BYRNES CARRIES UN FIGHT 10 SAVE MEETING   Secretary Asks  Support For Final Efforts

TELLS NATION. _OF SITUATION ON TREATIES   SECRETARY” SAYS _HE-I8~ ” CERNE ABOUT: THE RISING TENSION WITH RUSSIAN  i GOVERNMENT 

Extra Guard Posted at Royal Palace   Republican and Monarchist Factions Clash

Italian Monarch Abandons Throne   Nation Plunged Into Political Crisis As Ballot on Monarchy Nears

ee ES Ow OS OS A eR Ow PE aw ee are Vee eee eee eee  My Daily Prayer

RIBBENTROP SAYS MUSSOLINI TOO EASY   Minister Tells Jury Italiar ‘Pampered’ Jews

Nazi Chief Favored Little Mercy  For Captured Jews Von Ribbentrop Admit: He Told Mussofini  Not to Be Too “Soft’’

DUCE SCOLDED FOR ATTITUDE TOWARD JEWS   Ribbentrop Angrily Admits He Had Upbraided Mussolini for Mercy Shown By Italians

Ribbentrop Tells Row With Duce  Accused Nazi Admits Upbraiding Mussolini

VON RIBBENTROP UPBRAIDED DUCE   Angrily Admits He Rapped Mussolini For Showing Mercy To Jews.

ASKS STRONGER PACIFIC BASES   Rep. Short Wants Action To Discourage Russian Aaaqression

Rents, Rice, Sugar Remain Lone Items  Under OPA Ceilings   Truman Returns U. S. to ‘Free’ Economy for First Time Since April, 1941

Rent, Sugar And Rice Prices Kept   Lifting of Restrictions Made Effective Immediately by Order of Chief Executive

Rents Stay Under OPA   Officials Predict “[mmediate Price Hikes; Rice, Sugar Controlied

Rent, Sugar. Rice Remain Reeulated   Sharp Increase In Prices Seen Immediately

U. S. ECONOMY FREED UNDER TRUMAN ORDER   President Hints At Some Relief for  Landlords

Rents, Sugar and Rice Are Only Items Remaining Under OPA Rule   Action To Force Change in Approach to Some Of Problems Under Veterans Housing Program

FLYING FORTS OR FIGHTERS — MAY TAKE OVER AIR ROUTE   BYRNES INDICATES NO INTEN. TION OF ABANDONING AIR ROUTE NEAR YUGO AVIA

TALK FORTS OR PLANE ESCORT   Yugoslav Area Protectior Topic of Peace Group Discussion

FIGHTER ESCORT FOR U.S, PLANES PROPOSED   Yugosiay Reply To To Protest To Determine Course

PLANES MAY BE ESCORTED OVER UDINE ROUTE   Forts or Fighters May Accompany Vienna Flights

Profection for U.S. Planes Topic Of Discussion   Byrnes Confers With Military Officials Concerning Escorts

U.S. AGAINST RED SEIZURES FROM AUSTRIA   Confiscation Of Once German Assets Blow To Austrians

U.S. Offers To Renounce Vienna Claims   Gen. Clark Says Russian Seizure Of Property Won't Be Recognized

U: S. in Proposal To Pass German Assets Claim   Says It Won't Recognize Russian Seizures in Austria

U.S. Opposes Soviet Seizure Of Properties In Austria  Offers To Renounce All Claims  - To German Assets In That Country

U. S. RENOUNCES ALL CLAIMS U. §. Opposes Soviets’ Seizure Of German Assets In Austria

Russian Seizure Of Property In Austria Not Being Recognized   NO IMMEDIATE REPLY FROM SOVIET SOURCES

U. S. Denounces Reds for Seizing  Assets in Austria   Claims Soviet Violates Allied Pact on German Properties Disposal

Austria Gets U.S. Backing Against Red:   American Claims to Nazi Properties Renounced, Soviet Plang Hit

WILL NOT RECOGNIZE RUSSIAN GRABS  United States Offers to Renounce Claims fo German Assets in Austria

RUSSIAN GRABS NOT RECOGNIZED   U. S. Offers To Give Up All Clekee To German Assets In Austria

U. 5. Refuses To Recognize — Russ Seizure   Offers to Renounce Claims to German Assets in Austria

U. 3. 15 OPPOSED TO SEIZURES BY REDS IN AUSTRIA   American Government Renounces Al! Claims to German Assets in Invaded Nation.   WILL NOT RECOGNIZE TRANSFERS BY SOVIET   General Clark Relays Message From President Truman Stating United States Position,

Temperatures   U. S. Warships Will Escort Monarch, : Royalists Announce _

New Clashes On Eve Of  Plebiseite   Royalists Confident Blasts Only Assure King’s Return

31 Persons Killed In Two Days   Nation To Go To Polls Today To Return Exiled King To Throne

Government [s Confident of King’s Victory   Dominant Royalists Begin Preparations to Welcome Ruler Home

Red-Royalist Clashes Bring Death to 31 On Eve of Vital Poll   Return of King George (The Laughless One) Opposed by Soviet Bloc; British Lambasted for’: Troop Movements in Athens Area

Royalists See Victory, Plan Return of King   Communist Factions Blamed In Attacks That Kill 31 Persons

3t MORE KILLED IN GREEK CLASHES   ROYALIST - DOMINATED REGIME PREDICTS KING WILL WIN EN TODA VOTE.

People Ballot On Returning ExiledMonareh   Royalist-Dominated Gaw “ernmeut Confident 'Sa-, viet Blasts Assnre - -: Viverory.      Already Prepare >  : To Welcome King   Hundreds of Persons Died In Recent Months ini’ Conununist-Royalist Disorders

31 KILLED IN (REECE ON 6 ECTION EVE   Commynists, Royalists Clash Over Plebiscite

Vote To Settle Future Of Exiled King George II  Label Report Of 200 DNenthe ‘Fantactic’:   Label Report Of 200 Deaths ‘Fantastic’; Russians Charge British Dictation

31 Versuus Killed In Clashes Between Com    On Eve of Piebiseite

Greek Communists  And Royalists Clash On Eve Of Voting   Death Toll Above 30 as Greeks Prepare for Plebiscite That Is Expected to Return Exiled King George III

Clashes Flare  Anew On Eve Of Greek Vote On Monarchy   Death Toll Mounts: Higher; Royalists Confident OF Win

Clashes Hare On Eve Of Greek Election   Royalists Sure Of Victory; Set To Welcome Monarch

Communists and Royalists  in Greece Clash Thirty-one Are Reported Dead 19 on Election Eve

Communists and eRoyalists  in Greece Clash  Thirty-one Are Reported Dead

BREAK LOOMS IN 11-DAY-OLD MARINE TIEUP   WASHINGTON HOTEL STRIKE AFFECTS CONGRESSMEN

SEEN ON SHIP LABOR FRONT   ‘Washington Hotels Hit by Strike of Service Help

Engineers Offer to Negotiate  - Break in Maritime Dispute Possible

Shipping Walkout Break in Sight   Hotel Service Strike Hits Washington, D. C

Paris Indicted For Grid Game Bribery Offer   Police Continue Probe of Bookmaking in New » York City

JURY INDICTS ALVIN, PARIS FOR BRIBERY   Giants’ Football Aces Testify to Proposition Made by New Yorker

Hall Evecuted In Arkansas As Piea To Governor Fails   Slayer Of Wife And Four Others Goes To Chair Teday

Arkansas Slayer Pays For Crime  Former Little Rock   Former Little Rock Taxi Driver Executed For Murdering Wife

LIBERALIZED POLICY ON DRAFT PREDICTEL   Relaxation of’ Deferment Regulations Expected by Selective Service Officials,

TOP AGE MAY BE RAISED 10 CALL 185 000   POLICIES CHANGED TO SPARE YOUNG PROFESSORS

NEW DRAFT PLAN.   Based. -On. )sLiberalized. Defer: ment nt Policies, Officials — ve gs “Ray:

Liberal Draft Policy Soon Is Predicted  Army’s Quota Can’t Be Met

New Draft Plan Is in Making Now   Estimate Present Law Wilt Bring in Only 155,000 Men by March

PURGED DEMO MAY SWITCH TU ASSIST G.0.P.   Truman's Fight on Rep. Slaughter Boomerangs

21 Die Violent Deaths i in Texas ‘On Thankseivine   Three Fatally Shot; Other Freak Accidents Mar Holiday Over State

Amarillo And Odessa Report Fatal Mishaps  Big Spring Child Killed As Trailer  Ser:kac Rievele

Amarillo And Odessa Repor! Fatal Mishaps   Big Spring Child Killed As Trailer  Rartthoare Bievele —

FBI Apprehends Soviet Officer On Spy Charges   Red Naval Attache Held in Portland Pending U. S. Trial

UNRRA Food Smugeled to  Trieste Slavs   Allied Troops Patrol Border  To Keep Out Goods

TRIESTE STILL TORN BY RIOTERS   Amer. and Brit. Troops Patrol Yugoslav Frontier

U. S., BRITISH HIT SMUGGLERS   Efforts To Prevent UNRRA Food Reaching Trieste Rioters Are Made

Striking Slavs Get UNRRA Food   U. S., British Troops Check Smuggling Operations

Owners Of Mines Want Guarantees  On Wildcat Strikes   Other Features To Proposals Pre. sented To Soft Coal Parley  At Washington

L. C. Fredricks, Early-Day Merchant, Dies  Resident of Helena — Since 1888 Qnarnted Gracrerv

L. C. Fredricks, Early-Day Merchant, Dies  Resident of Helena Since 1888 incerta Menon

Sunspots Cause  Radio Blackout   International Radio Communications Disrupted For Over Two Hours

Sunspots Cause Radio Blackout   Communication Channels Jammed bv Huse Spots

Wireless Communication with Europe Snarled More Than Two Hours; Aurora Borealis Displays Expected

Large Sunspots Disrupt Radio Communication Hissing Noises Ruin Reception

Sunspots Disrupt European Radio Communications   Complete Blackout Prevails For Two Hours Because Of Sunspots

MOLOTOV NOW ADVOCATING A “SOFT PEACE FOR GER“MANY—POLITICAL’ PROGRAM IS INVOLVED

FRARGE AND RUSSIA “AT ODDS QVER REICH   Molotoy Advocates ‘Soft’ Peace For Germany

Molotov, in Quick About-Face, Now  Advocates “’Soft’ Peace for Germany

Reds Switch To Soft Peace For Germany   U.S. Sees Plan Paving Way For Zone io Vote ltself Into Soviet

FRENCH-RUSSO mead SMEETING      Opposition Is Over Reich  Dismemberment

Russia Alters Policy To Advocate Highly-Industrialized, Strong Reick

FRANCE, RUSSIA AT ODDS OVER REICH FATE   Molotov Suddenly  Turns to Advocacy of “Soft” Peace

Molotov Makes Surprise Change On German Peace   ‘‘About-Face’’ Is Suddenly Executed By Soviet Foreign Minister   DISMEMBERMENT OF RFICH IS OPPOSED

RITES FOR SEN. GLASS TOMORROW   To Be-Held In. Lynchburg At 3 O'clock .

UNDISCLOSED TRUMAN PLAN PUT FORWARD   CIO And U. S. Steel's Chieftains Fail To Reach Agreement

Action Taken In Effort To Avert Strike   Content of Proposal Withheld, But Rumors Say 18/2 Cents Hike Suggested; Reply To Offer Is Set for Noon Today

Proposal Under Consideration by Union, Management,  _ Both Promise to Report Today Noon.

CIO Chieftain And Fairless Study Offer   MayBeCompromise Of 184 Cents Hour; Reply Due by Noon

GIRL, 6, FEARED KIDNAP VICTIM   Child Last Seen Entering Strange Automobile

LAFOLLETTE SEEKS G.0.P. NOMINATION   Wisconsin ond Vermont Hold  Primaries Tomorrow BY TEE Pst on porece

llette le Seat nger imary   g Under GOP for lst Time; gressives to Last March

: Fists Fly as lowa Meeting of Jehovah’s Witnesses Is Broken Up!

Veterans Attack Religious Group  Jehovah's Witnesses Driven from Laecena

OUTBREAK HALTS RELIGIOUS MEET   Number of Persons Hurt at Lacona, la.

Win Right fo Express Views To Committees   Molotov Leads Opposition to Vote Proposal

Can Present Views To All Peace Conference Ccmmittees Is Decision   LOSE OUT ON FULL VOTING PRIVILEGES

Small Nations Denied Full Voting Rights   Molotov Maneuvers Defeat Amendment Proposed by Dutch

‘SMALL NATIONS WIN RIGHT TO VOICE VIEWS ‘AT PEACE CONCLAVE        ‘Poland Wants On Commitee To Deal With Hungary ©.

Rider Critically. Hurt in Mishap With Motorcycle   Driver scapes: “With "Less Serious ‘Iniuriée

TWO CRITICAL _ AFTER WRECK   Couple Hurt on Outskirts of East Dubuque

CONGRESSME SEE DANGER IN FAR EAST   House Military Body Urges U.S. Maintain Strong, Fast Force

HOUSE MILITARY COMMITTEE GROUP URGES STRONG AND MOBILE FAR EAST STRIK“ING FORCE

‘MACHINE’ BEATEN IN NEW ORLEANS MAYORALTY RACE   Last of Huey Long’s Henchmen Kicked Out by Candidate of City’s Three Newspapers.

Krug Is Only Member of Cabinet Called   Lewis Attorneys Hammer at Coal Mines Administrator

UMW Counsel — Hammers Away At Witnesse:   GOVERNMENT TO CAL MANY IN LEWIS CASE

Second Week OfHearing — Starts Today   Government Attempts To Enter News *Reel as Evidence

Government to Call Krug and Ten Other Witnesses in Lewis Contempt Hearing   Surveys Indicate Million Workers Will Be Idled by End of Week if Strike of Miners Continued; Long Court Battle Seen

AS TRIAL GOES INTO 3RD DAY   Mine Chief’s Lawyers Hammer at Mine Administrator in  Wik emcees: game

Krug Heads List; Trial Moves Along During Day   Collisson Ts Fir-t Government Witness.

TEMPERATURES   Interior Secretary _  Krug, 10 Others To Be Gov't Witnesses   Administration And Miners’ Leader Prepare For All-Out Legal Battle Over Disastrous U. S. Coal Strike

Government Will Call Krug to Stand Along with 10 Others in Lewis Trial

GOVERNMENT TC CALL 10 OTHER WITNESSES UP   Unemployment Heads for Million Mark by End of Week

Acministrator Of Mines Is Cross-Examined   Government Gives List Of Those It Will Call Up

Phird Day of Trial Opens With Long egal Battle Seen; Uncmployment  Grows; Miners Face Fines. _

ANTHRACITE RAISE ADDS TO.COAL BILL   OPA Boost Of 91 Cents Pe Ton To Cover Wages

House Group Looks for Communists   State Department Scrutinized for Un-American Workers

State Department Under Searchlight   Committee Has Indication Persons of Questionable Background in Use There

Congress Probes Un-Americans In Byrnes Bureat   State Department Is Investigated

STATE DEPARTMENT OFFICIALS WATCHED   UnAmerican Probers Look Into ‘Pro-Red’ Charges

State Department Setup Scrutinized   Congress To Examine Loyalty Of Many Suspected Of Un-American Activities

STATE DEPARTMENT TO BE PROBED BY SECOND COMMITTEE   Probers on Un-American Activities Delve Into Question of Presence of Pro-Commun‘ists in Department

State Department — Employes Watched  Mundt’s Group Mainl; Concerned With Those — Pro-Communistic

writin i . i é - V4 = , ch ir)  a.» Dain Marinas St   BYRNES AGREEMENT LEAVES LARGE HOLES

@ PAUL MALLUN— ciliata  Hopes Molotov’s Wish Doesn't Mean What It Says in English

Says Ford Asked Big Price Boost   Sought 55 Per Cent Increase Last Year, Bowles Declares

WANTED 55 PCT. BOOST   OPA Chief Testifies Auto Firm Sought Price Increase

BOWLES ASSAILS COMPANY STAND ON CEILINGS   Call Attitude Irresponsible

Bowles Sa ys Ford Asked 29 Pet. Hike   Committee Then Invites Motor Magnate To Give Views On Controls

Says Ford Asked 55 Percent Hike   Auto Manufacturer To Appear Before Group

Bowles Says Ford Motor Co. Asked for Big Price Increase   ») PER CENT RAISE WAS REQUESTED LAST SUMMER: FORD IS INVITED TO APPFAR

SAYS FORD C0, ASKED 55 PCT. PRICE INCREASE   Henry Ford II, Bowles Says, Wants Controls Dropped

BOWLES TELLS OF IT TO GIVE IDEA OF WHAT REMOVAL OF PRICE CONTROLS WOULD CAUSE

Bevin Returns To Confer on Slavie Crisis   British Diplomatic Action Against Yugoslavia Hinted

Black Market After 10 Days   Retail Meat - Dealers President Says Meat Supplies Will Last Few Days.

Black Markets Wi!! Threaten U. §.-Dressler   Walkout Hits 268,000 Across Entire Nation

GOP Leaders Seek Defeat Of Shipstead   Justice Youngdahl May  Run for Governor; Stassen Support Seen

GOV. THYE WILL RUN FOR SENATE   \linnesota Farmer to Op pose Sen. Shipstead

PLAINS AREA WOULD BENEFIT  Stevenson Is Asked To Order Session To Redistrict State

First Degree ‘ Murder Is Charge   Negro’s Slaying of ‘Woman SaidPremeditate:

NEGRO TO FACE MURDER CHARGE   Grand Jury To Consider Claims Of Self Defense

NEGRO WILL FACE MURDER CHARGES   Woolridge Is Named By Officials Today At Bloomington.

U.S. Eases Coal Shipment Curbs   Rail Restrictions Se Aside During Lake Strike

VFW Favors War Bonus   State Encampment Votes Resolution For State And Federal Payment

Merrill Man Is Found Dead Near LeMars Tuesday  Had Shot Himself  Through The Head Wh A Reornlens

WHO KILLED OPA? NATION TO _ HEAR ANSWERS DEBATED LONG TIME. AP EXPERT POINTS OUT

‘Who Killed OPA, Congress hi President? The Answer May Bring Repercussions

WALKOUTS CALLED FOR MONDAY    Presidents Of Brotherhoods Remain Silent

Nationwide Railroad Strike Is Threatened Next Monday   Some Observers Believe That Mediation Procedure Will Delay Walkout For Month

MacArthur Permits New Export Program for Japs  Many Items Schedulee To Be Sent to Neichborina Lands

ANNOUNCE EXPORT PROGRAM TO EASE JAPANESE NEEDS   MacArthur Qutlines Plan. to Skip Many Japanese Products and Thereby Help Ai - leviate Critical Food Needs

Japs Will Export Silk, Tea, Furs To Asia Markets   MacArthur Acts to Ease Critical Food Requirements

Japanese Exports Granted Approval   Critical Need for Food Eased As Goods Sent to Near Marts

Jha Home Foust Reporter in WASHINGTON  By Walter Sheod WNL Correspondent   Removal of Prive ‘Controls "Means. People iG urrendered?

SuHome owns  eee  By Walter Shead WNU Correspondent   WAU Washiagtoe Bureau, ‘1846 Bre &c.. ¥. WY.

Funerals Set For 12 Killed In Mine Blast   Mining Town Stunned by Vragedy; Victins Were Fathers of  Fiftly Children.

Twelve Killed In Va. Mine  Explosion   Forty-Six Other Miners Escape

Plan Rites for 12 Mine Victims   Virtually Every Family In Virginia Hamlet Affected

Grief-Stunned Mining Town Prepares To Bury Victims Of Deep Level Explosion

Virginia Mine Village Scene  Deadly Blas   Twelve Residents of McCoys Killed In Underground Explosion: AH Vie * tims Married

Survivors Tell  Of Mine Blast   Virginia Town Preparing Today To Bury 12 OFf Its Residents

HOTTER REST OF WEEK   Mighs of 90 or 95 ‘Forecast For Most of State Tomorrow

Bombay Is Facing More Riots And Disorders  Tension Is Growing As Police Fire On Funeral Group

Police Fire On Mobs In Bombay Riots   500 Wounded in 2-Day Disorder

New Clashes In Bombay   Police Fire on Bands Of Rioters in Futile Effort to Bring Order

Bombaj’s Riot’ ‘Deaths Mount   Police Fire on Bands af Demon: strators in Futile Efforts. Tc Restore Order

CON DEMNED-Young Jews Sentenced To Death  a Must Pay Penalty » For Haifa Bombir

SENTENCE 18 YOUNG JEWS TO DEATH FOR RAID   Blamed for Bombing Haifa Rail Shops: Four Women Get Life Terms

18 Jews Sentenced To Death   British Army Is Ready to Meet Expected Violence

Bowbing in Haifa Brings Death Decree      Death Sentences for 18 Young Jews Result From Violence in Holy Land; Country Still Tense

President Would Also Aid Other Europe Refugees   White House Statement Says No Suggestion Made For Solution Of Palestine Problem

Sentenced For Bombing Haifa Railroad Shop   Singing Defendents Removed From Court; Country Tense Over Cyprus Deportation

British Court Sentences 18  ws to Death In Holy Land   our Women Given Life Terms in Bombing of Haifa Rail Yards

Truman Mav Ask Congres: For Special b*' To Let Jews, Refugees” ‘ato U.S.

Death Sentence: Add to Tension In Holy Land   Jewish Council Calls For. Non-Cooperation Strike ‘Starting Monday

Sentence 18 Jews  To Death   ‘No Ease’6f ‘Tension In Holy: Land; Jews Are Exhorted to Start Strike Next Sunday

DEATH SENTENCE FOR 18 YOUNG PALESTINE MEN ADDS TO CRISIS  COUNTRY STILL TENSE — AS GENERAL REVOLT, PASSIVE STRIKE URCED

TRUMAN HINTS PLAN TO ALLOW REFUGEE ENTRY   Congress May Be Asked for Legislation To Help Solve Palestine Problem

— PALESTINE 4 Women  Get Life Terms   Singing Youth. Greet Verdict With Hymn

TRUMAN WOULD ADMIT JEWS TO UNITED STATES   President Will Ask Congress to Authorize Entry of Displaced Persons.

PRESIDENT MAY ASK: CONGRESS T0 ALLOW IMMIGRANTS ENTRY  NO U. S. PLAN GIVEN ©. BRITISH FOR ISSUES ~ INVOLVING PALESTINE”

Truman Considers; Asking: & Special Legislation’ to Per-. mit lnmuaretion

America Has Offered No Plan Of Its Own For Solving Palestine Puzzle   -_. Spirit Of Conciliation Needed, President Says

WOULD SET UP SPECIAL QUOTA FOR REFUGEES   Hold Proposal Would Set Example For Other Nations

18 Jews Given Death Penalty In Jerusalem   Life Terms Meted Out To Women For Rail Shon Rombina

New Plan Would Admit A Number Of Jews to U.S,   4 Objectives Apparent In President's Outline

18 Jews Get Sentence Of  Death Today   Four Women Also Given Life Terms for Bombing Attack: Palestine Still Tense Over Deportations.

Truman May Ask Congress tc Permit Entry of Jews and Other Refuaees Into U.S.

Truman Debates Refugee Matter   Jews Are Included In Issue Under Consideration

Plan Outlined For Admitting Fixed Number’   President Appeals for Settlement of Palestine issue

President to Ask Entry of Jews to U. S.   Discloses He Is Thinking of Requesting Congress to Permit More Europeans  4S Into Country: Two Objectives

18 Jews To Die For Bombing   Four Women Given Life Terms By Court; Revolt Demanded, Strike Called Sunday

United States Has Not Presented Any Plan of Its Own to Solve the Problem ;   The Statement   Contemplates Seeking Approval of Congress for Legislation

Death Imposed On 18 Defiant Jewish Youths   Convicted of Haifa Bombing Leaders Are Doomed to Die; Womer Get Life Terms

18 Jews Are To Die For Bombing   Women Are Sentenced To Life in Prison; Tension Is Mounting

DEFIANT GROUP MUST PAY FOR HAIFA BOMBING      4 Women Given Life Terms; General Revolt, Strike Urged In Palestine

Haven In U.S. For Refugees Is Considered.   Special Action By Congress May Be Ackod Ru Truman

CONGRESS MAY BE ASKED 10 LET BARS DOWN   Barriers May Be Relaxed to Admit Jewish Refugees

TRUMAN MAY ASK CONGRESS FOR MEASURE   Has Advanced No Plan To Solve  Jewish Problem :

INCLUDE JEWS   Considers Asking Congress for Special Legislation

President Has Special Bill in Mind   Government Has No Plan  To Settle Trouble but   Quick Step to Aid in Europe Is Favored

Truman May Ask Congress For Legislation   Would Permit Entry of Jews to Solve Palestine. ~ Problem

18 Defiant Young Jews  Given Death   Sentenced for Bombing Haifa Railroad Shops; Women Get Life Terms

Military Court Sentences Them to Die for Bombing Railway; Palestine Jews Announce Program of Non-Cooperation With British Be dinning Sindav.

TEMPERATURES   President May Call Congress Info Session   Statement Is Issued On Palestine Issue As Turmoil Mounts

Urges Spirit of Conciliation on Jewish Problem   May Ask Congress For Law Permitting Entry Of European Victims

Truman May Ask Congress  To Admit War Riteies   White House Says President Considering Appealing For Special Legislation; Jews Now Denied Homes P In Palestine Would Be Included

18 Jews Are Sentenced to Death  ern. Acndinntle we Vardict le Baad in Jerusalem Court

18 Jews Get  Death Sentences  For Haifa Blast  Cour Wamen Giv   Four Women Given Life Terms for Railroad Attack

Special Permits Will Be Sought, Truman Asserts   Congress Will Get President's Request For Added Quotas

Temperatures   Sentences of Death Imposed on Youths For Blast at Haifa

Truman Seeks  Entry Of Jews      Congress Will Be Asked For Permission By Special Law

President Thinks of Asking Congress to Admit Refugees   = Truman, Apparently by Example, Hopes to Encourage Other Nations to Move in Same Channel

Move Seen As Example To Others   Also Felt Plan Would Pat Nation In Good  Bareaining Psition

Four Jewish Women Draw  «Life Terms   Prisoners Chant Jewish Hymn of Nationalism While Military Court  Daceas Sentences   Non-Cooperation Strike Scheduled   Country Stil] Tense Over British Deportation of : Iilegal Immigrants 4  _ to Cyprns Isle

President Studying Proposal   Suggested As Solution To Problems In Palestine And Elsewhere

TRUMAN MAY ASK CONGRESS FOR APPROVAL   Plan Would Permit Entry of Refugees, Including Jews

PRESIDENT MAY ASK CONGRESS TO LET DP’S IN   Believes No Fully Satisfactory Solution To Palestine Problem Possible; May Ask Admission Of Refugees.

18 To Die For: Haita Bombing   Four Women Get Life Terms; Zion is Tense

Truman Reveals Plan To  Admit MoreJews ToU.S.   Two Purposes Evident In President’s Move; First, To Set Example To Others, And Second, Better British Bargaining

President ‘Considering’ Request to Congress For Special Legislation

Truman May Ask For Refugee Bill   Hopes to Arrange for EuroPersons  pean to Come Here   Says No Solution of Palestine Problem Will Please All

Young Jews Sing After Hearing Death Sentence   Eighteen To Die For Bombing; Plan Proteat Strike

President Studies Law Need   Possibility Looms for Special Session of ~ Congress on Matter

INCLUDES JEWS IN. SUGGESTION ON HOLY LAND   U. S. Has Not Offered Any Plan for Handling. of Palestine Problem

President to Request Legislation Helping Refugees to Enter U. S.

Eighteen Charged with Bombing Railroad Shops in Night Attack on British   FOUR JEWISH WOMEN ARE CIVEN LIFE SENTENCES

Truman May Favor Admitting Refugees   President Announces He Is Considering Ask ing Congress for Law to Throw U. S. Open to Jews and Other Europeans.

TRUMAN STUDIES PLAN TO ADMIT MORE REFUGEE   Declares He May Ask Law Authorizing Entry Into U.S. of Greater Number of Jews and Others.   TWO OBJECTIVES IN GRANTING HAVEN   Hopes to Increase Flow of Ref. ugees to Other Nations and Improve Palestine  Bargaining Position.

‘Truman To Ask. Legislation ‘Authorizing Entry Into U. S. ‘Of Displaced Persons

Plan Quill ‘ne For Admill "Fixed uber   President Appeals for Settlement of Palestine Issue

Consider Entry of Refugees   Truman States he May Ask Congress For Permission to  Bring Them to U. S.

Refugees’ Entry ToU.S. Studied  Truman Reveals Plan To Admit Jews, DP’s

President Favors Admission Of More Jews to United States. Urges Palestine Conciliation

Truman Tells Plan To Help  Jewish Crisis   Exchange Views With British On Palestine Problem; No Program Presented.

WOULD PERMIT REFUGEES TO ENTER   U. S. Does Not Offer Plan On Palestine   Of Europeans, Including Jews, Would Be Authorized Annually

Truman Suggests U.S. Haven for Europe Refugees  Considers Asking Congress To Drop Immigration Bar

Truman May Ask For Legislation . To Aid Refugees  Would Permit Them

PRESIDENT HAS NO PLANS YET ON PALESTINE   Belief Expressed ‘Fully Satis: factory’ Solution Will Not Be Achieved

"Military Court Sentences “Them to Die: for Bomb. _ ing Railway; Palestine - Jews Announce: Pro.  gram_ of Non-Cooperation With. British © Be> ginning Sunday:

Would Let Refugees Into U. S.   Truman May Ask Congress to Open Gates to Europeans Including Jews

Sentence 18 Jews to Die   British Court Holds Trial With Jews Out of Courtroom for Disturbances

PLANS SPECIAL LEGISLATION TO PERMIT ENTRY   Truman Would Let Displaced Persons’ Find Haven

Haven InU.S. For Refugees Is Considered  Special Action By Congress May Be AeLad R.. cia ae om

Death Verdict lor 18 Jews  Handed Down After Bombing   Four Jewish Women Get Life Sentences  For Attack At Haifa

PRESIDENT MAY ASK ADMISSION OF JEWS TOU. S.   Makes Plea for Spirit Of Conciliation in  Holy Land

TRUMAN MAY SEEK LAW TE ALLOW ENTRY   Inciuston of Jews Offered as Solution of Problem in Palestine.

Truman Ponders Asking Special Congress Action   No Separate American Plan For Palestine Offered, He Says.

Officers Overseas With 24 Months Service May Ask Army Separation

lll pheitoietiaih ne ~~  Deluctaniiy Approves Byrnes’ Belated Plan for Germany

—SPECIAL SESSION—  Lausche Gets Vet Program  Governor Summons Legislative Heads

SEARCH MADE FOR ATTACKERS INHOLY LAND   Four Jews Held After Bnitish Officers Flogged

BEATING OF FOUR SOLDIERS ____AROUSES ANGER OF BRITISH   MAJOR AND NON-COMS  BANK ROBBER WAS PUNISHED

TEN SCHOOL BOARDS BENEFIT BY STATE AID  Increases i in State Appropri: ation is Estimated at  Approximately $19,000  MAY GET $35,000 IN ’48

Troops Ready If 10,000  Pickets Cause Violence   Mass Demonstration Planned At Allis - Chalmers; Governor Keeps Tab

Bus Skids-38 Hurt At Chicago Beach   Wet Pavement Responsible For Bus Plunging Down Six Foot Embank mant

§ PREMIUM VIOLATIONS MORAL LAW   te Supreme Court ling O. K.’s Breach Promise Suits

‘Smoky City’ Power Crew Starts Tieup   Slow Throttling Of Area Feared; Schools Closed

PITTSBURG RAIL SERVICE HALTED BY POWER STRIKE   Officials Fear Stoppage Will Affect Homes and Pubie Buildineasc

Street Railways Already At Standstill  Pittsburgh Facing Black~Qut From Power Strike

Pittsburgh In For Bad  Session As Eimployes. . Of Power Plants Strike

NAVY AGREES TO ATOM PLAN      Secretary Gives Approva To Program of Control By Civilian Group

Navy Endorses Civilian Rule Of Atom Energy   Services’ Approval Paves Way for Early Congressional Action

Navy Agrees With Army in Approving Senate's Plan ‘for Civilian Atomic Energy Control in This Couniry

Civil Control Of Atom OK'd   Navy Agrees With Senate Pian on Atomic Energy Controi

(CIVILIANS WILL ‘RETAIN CONTROL    Sepervision Of Atomic Energy By Agency Ap proved By Services

AFL ENDORSES ATOMIC PLAN   Labor Federation Warns Of Any Compromise On Baruch Proposals

Baruch Plan on Atomic Energy Endorsed by AFL   Firm Diplomatic Policy With Russia Is Favored

Reds Insist On Parley Apvreement   Termed Veto,  On Nations Who Won War to Give Views on Treaties

RED ATTITUDE SEEN AS VETO OF PEACE PLAN   Foreign Ministers Meet This Afternoon in Effort to Agree on New Parley

Russia Adamant On Prior Accord For Peace Treaty   Byrnes’ Proposal fox 21-Nation Meeting Hits Red Opposition

Russian Action Is Blocking Expressec Opinion by Nations   Insisting on Full Agreement During Big 4 Conference

Foreign. Ministers, Balked On Main Issues, Unable To ‘Agree On Conference Plan

OT EE ES SS EO EO EEE eee  RUSSIANS BLOCK PROPOSALS FOR N1-NATION TALKS

Ministers Not Agreeing   Conference in Paris May Break Up Next Week— Byrnes, Molotov Fer Apart

CLAIM RUSSIAN STAND IS VETO   Foreign Ministers Hold Talk on Pacts

Russians Insist On Full Agreement Among Big Four ©  Soviets Want Accord Before Calling June

RUSSIAN STA ON MEETING HIT BY U.S. BRITAIN   Molotov Insists On Accore Among ‘Big Four’ Before Poarae Conference

On Parley    Western Allies Oppose. Soviet Insistence On...  Big Four Unity Before 21-Nation Peace Talks

Russian Wants Big 4 To Write Treaties First  Byrnes And Bevin Aan” ©C...ak Canad.   Byrnes And Bevin Attack Soviet Stand; For 2]-Nation Action

Russian Stand At Conference Under Attack  Pianlaund Te Bhs   Declared To Mean Actual Veto On Expression Of Views

Russians Block I Nation Peace Talk Proposal   Bevin Attacks Soviet Stand On Conference

Amendment Rally Wins Reed Praise  _ ‘Greatest Step . For Education’

PLANS OF NAZI. ARE TOLD TODAY   Destruction of Cities In Russia Said Object of Germans.

Chamber Urges Sharp Tax Cat   Business Organization Says 20 Billion Can Come Off

FACES CHARGE IN HOTEL FIRE   Amateur Photographer Accused Of Kicking In Store Door

Claims Merchant Ship Sailed for Months With War Materials Nobody W anted

Merchant Ship With Supply Of War Materials Sailed For Weeks After War Over

Shuttled From Port To Port For 185 Days, Ship At Last Allowed To Unload War Goods

Ship Wanders Aimlessly On 185-Day Odyssey   Captain Describes One Of Strangest Cruises On Record

Merchant Ship Skipper Reveals Gross Waste Of Shippage, Goods In Pacific

Skipper Says War Cargo Carried Around Pacific 185 Days After War, Finally Dumped Into Sea

ugle,  (Merchant Vessel Takes=: “arMS 'To Pacific After Jap Arn™ 3tice

Cargo Shipped After War's End   Ship Sailed From San Francisco  With War Materials

Skipper Says, Ship Sailed Around in Pacific for 185 Days, Carrying War Materia

Ship Finally Unloads after 185-Day ITrip—Had Material No One Wanted

Arms Ship on \Maird \ ovage  HOH TVPG Can't Discharge Wer Cargo, Wanders Over Western Pacific

ara ae og. Pe cea, a or 5 eT Merchantship Sailed Pacific  185 Days With Cargo Of Arms

Loaded Vessel Wanders Aimlessly As Military Shuns Unwanted Cargo

Odd Odyssey  en at tat eta aa tO  U.S. Ship Carried War Goods For 185 Days After Japs Quit

Sailed “After ... War Was Over” Merchant Ship Sent Around Pacific For 185 Days; Finally Dumps Arms

QUICK ACTION ON CONTROLS TERMED VITAL   President Endorses Scheduled Test Of A-Bomb

Atomic Arms Race Culminating In Mankind’ss Most Destructive War Is Pictured By Scientists

TORTURE OF FLIERS — BY NAZIS DESCRIBEL         as French hs in  Yon Papen Covers Face  Witness Tells of 47 Di Murder Camp.

Witness Asserts People Knew Of Deaths In German Canips   Prosecution Witness Describes Torturing, Stoning And Killing Of 47 American And Dutch Fliers At One German Death Camp

Nazis Shudder as Tales of Torture Told   Von Papen Hides His Face During Testimony

REVEAL NAZIS KILLED FLIERS   47 U. S. and Dutch Airmen Beaten and Tortured, French Charge

Witness Says German People Knew Ot Barbarous Nazi Abuse Of Yanks

SUMMER SCHOOL OPEN AT JUNIATA COLLEGE   Largest Enrolment Reported ~ Since 1931

Pope Pius Asks Nations To Unite Against Famine   Pontiff Suggests Limited Rationing “in Better Stocked Countries”’

\No Evidence Yet That Lolos nslaved. American Fliers Bones of One Crew Member Returned

Find No Yanks in Lolo Region   Search Party Returns With No Evidence of Slavery

CHARGES SET AT LEVEL OF MARCH  ’45   Effective April 1; Ofs fice to Be Opened Here at Once

SIX DROWNED AS BARGE SINKS IN ATLANTIC OCEAN   One Man Keseved. Nine Were Knewn Te Have Been On Barzce Tewed By Tug

6 Perish, 1 Missing As  Barge Sinks   One Member Of  Crew Rescued

U. 5. SUPER PLANES FORESEEN TODAY   2100-Mile-Hour Speed Is Predicted by Air Experts.

Four Firemen Die Battling Stubborn Frisco Hotel Blaze 240 Guests Escape Before Flare-Up

4 PERISH IN "FRISCO HOTEL FIRE   Firemen Victims In Spectacular 3-Hour Battle

Four Firemen Die In Frisco  Hotel Blaze   Guests Warned, All 240 Escape

FOUR FIREMEN DIEINBLAZE   240 Guests Escape As Fire Sweeps Gon Francisco Hotel

HOTEL BLAZE IN SAN FRANCISCO TAKES 4 FIREFIGHTERS’ LIVES  OCCUPANTS ESCAPE AS ALARM SOUNDED FROM  CMICNT PDOCRININS

4 FIREMEN DIE INHOTEL BLAZE   240 Guests Escape Fire in San Francisco

FOUR FIREMEN KILLED    Downtown Hotel in San Francisco  hs Swept by Cenflagration

San Francisco Firemen Killed in — Quelling Five-Alarm Hotel Blaze

Four Firemen Die in Coast Hotel Blaze   240 Guests Flee te Safety in Early Morning Fire

Hotel Fire Fatal To Four Firemen   240 Guests Escape San Francisco Blaze

EISENHOWER GETS LOST IN PENTAGON   General Unable to Find His Offics —Unidentified Major Goes

FRUITS ESCAPE DAMAGE; FEAR FROST TONIGHT   Buds Still Not Far Enough Along to Destroy Cron.

Temperature Drops Below Freezing; Damage Slight      Temperatures will drop below freezing tonight, the weath erman warned today.

Nation To Be Represented At Monetary Conference  Scheduled Today

Russia Enters Monetary Plan   J. S. Officials Elated; Had Ignored Plan ’ for Months

Reds to Join Banking Group   World Monetary Meeting Omens Near Savannah

Russia to Take Part in Monetary Talks  U.S. Officials Are Elated With Soviet Decision

Russia Decides To Take Part In Conference   Sovief Will Be Represent ed at International Monetary Conference

huss to jon in monetary conference  Makes decision Sat last minnte”

MOSCOW JOINS MONEY PARLEY   Soviet Observers To Sit In At Conference Near Savannah, Ga.

Russia Will Take Part in Bank Meeting   Conference Delegates From 35 Countries To Be Present at Opening

Russia. Finally Decides ToTakePart In Monetary Conference In Savannah’

WITHDRAWAL IS LINKED WITH YANKS    Soviet Troops Are Moving Consistently Out of Manchuria

UNITED NATIONS DISCUSSIONS OF FRANCO SPAIN SERIOUS; SEEN AS REFLECTION OF BIC 4 DISCORD

U. S., Britain Reach Terms On Two-Zone Merger Pact   Byrnes Asks Study Of Austrian Peace Be Made By Big 4

England, U.S. Agree To Merge Interests In 2 German Zones   40,000,000 Reich Subjects Due To Be Made Self-Sufficient Under Feonomic Setup Effective Jan. 1

Anglo-U. S. Merger In Reich   Joint Announcement Says Action Should Make Germans SelfSustaining By 1950

 British, Americans To Unify Zones Announce Economic Merger In Reich

Peace Term: For Austria To Come Up   Byrnes, Bevin To Ask Ministers Discuss Issue At Present Mect

Byrnes To Ask Austria Peace Talks Soon   Favors Discussion While Ministers Are In New York

Publish Pact For Merging  German Zones   Byrnes and Bevin Say Radieally’New Agreement Will Be Effective  January 1

Anglo-U. S. Economic Merger in Germany  i eccsrm soe we pee Alen Cave Ha Will Ack Bia 4 to Take Uo Austrian Question

Economic Merger for U. S., British Zones in Germany Is Announced by Byrnes and Bevin   Byrnes Will Ask Big Four Ministers to Take Up Peace Plans for Austria, Germany in Present Sessios

Merger Plan For Germany ls Announced   Great Britain and  U. S. Agree on Details for Economic Merger Effective Jan. 1

U.S., British Merge Efforts in Germany   Move Considered Most Important Policy Develogment

Occupied Areas Consolidated By U.S. And Britain   Merger To Increase American Cost By 100 Million Dollars

Brynes Want: ‘Treaty For Austria   British-U. S. Economic Merger Started In Germany, He Says

Un‘fication for All of Germany Uraed by Byrnes   U.S. Will Press for Big Four Discussion Of Austrian Treaty

U. §, BRITAIN MERGE ZONES W THE REICH   Joining Areas Economically Effective Jan. 1

BYRNES WANTS AVSTRIAN AND GERMAN TALKS   ra:ly Discussion by 8 Four Asked by State Secretary

U.S., Britain Announce Agreement For Economic Merger in Germany   Secretary Byrnes Also Reveals Plans to Seek Big Four Discussion of Austrian, as Well as German, Peace Terms at New York Conference

U. S., Britain Announce Merger Of Reich Zones   Hope fe Make Forty Million Germans Self Sufficient Within Three-Year Period

U. §., ENGLAND 0. K. MERGER IN GERMAN REGION   Byrnes Will Ask ‘Big Four To Begin Discussion Of Austria Peace Plan

Byrnes, Bevin Reveal Merger of Reich Zones   To Ask Big 4 To Discuss -~ Peace Plans With Germany, Austria

U. §.- Britain Merge Zones In Germany   Seen as First Move for Unification of All of Germany

Byrnes to Ask Ministers tor Austrian Term:   Peace Plans for Germany Also to Be Discussed at New York Session

ACTION ON AUSTRIAN, AS WELL AS GERMAN, ‘PACT TO BE PUSHED  - “SECRETARY OF STATE _- SUMS UP WORK OF

Two Zones inGermany  Merged   Byrnes to Ask Big 4 to Take Up Austrian Pact During Session

LONE MERGER PLAN MAPPED FOR GERMANY   Secretary Byrnes and Foreign Minister Bevin Jointly Announce Radical New Aq’eement   PEACE PACTS ARE NEXT

Foreign Ministers Report Economic MergerInGermany   Byrnes Asks For Peace Discussions Of Austria

U. 5, ENGLAND TO MERGE IN GERMAN ZONES      Economic Merger Rated Most Important Action Since Occupation Began   FAVOR TREATY TALKS ON AUSTRIA. GERMANY

Britain, U. S. Merge Zones In Germany   Byrnes To Ask Big Four To Discuss Austrian Peace

U. S. to Seek Peace Plans For Austria   Byrnes and Bevins Give Joint Statement on Economic Merger in   Tells Big  Points   Says Foreign Ministers Could Wind Up Peace Treaties

BIG FOUR TOL OF MERGER FOR - AID TO NATION   Byrnes Says Aim To Make 400,000 Germans Self. Sufficient in 3 Years

Merge British, U. 5. Economic Zones In Reich   Byrnes, Bevins Say Plan Effective Jan. 1 Seek Discussion Of Austrian Peace

British; Ameri Lones Are Merged   Should. Make 40 Millice  m 3 Years   Ministers to Be Asked by Byrnes to Discuss It BeforeSessionEnds

Byrnes Will Press  Peace Pact Demands   British-American Merger Plan Aims To Make 40,000,000 GCermans Self-Sufficient by 1446

U. S., Britain Announce Vital ‘New Agreement   Byrnes Seeks Immediate Big 4 Discussion Of  Bsentetaeun aie ee

US. And British Agree To Merge  Occupation Zones   Pact For Economic Ad vantages Announced  By The Chiefs.

PROGRAM AIMS 10 MAKE GERMANS SELF-SUFFICIENT   Big Four Will Be Asked te Consider. Peace Plans   a ee oo

UNVEIL BRITISH, U. 5. MERGER IN GERMAN. ZONES   Byrnes to Ask Big 4 Ministers to Discuss Austria Peace Plans

Keonomie Pact With  Britain   Applies to the Two German Occupation Zones Byrnes Announces

WILL MERGE TWO GERMAN ZONES JAN. 1   British and American Unification Designed to Make 40,000,000 Persons Self-Sufficient in Three Years.

Peace Plan For Austria, Reich Sought   Britain and U.S.” Press for Big 4 Solution at Once

U.S. British Tone Merger Effective Jan. {   Germon Question  Next For Big Four er ee, ee ee ee

Byrnes To Ask Big Four To Discuss Peace Plans For Austria And Germany

Economic Regional Combine Designed To Make 40 Millions Germans Self-Sufficient in 3 Years.      MOVE WILL BECOME EFFECTIVE JANUARY 

Unification Of German Areas Is Final Goal   United States And . Britain Take Lead With New Policy

America, Britain Reveal Economic Merger in Reich   Seek Prompt Debate on Austrian Peace Plans at Session

Examiners Favor Seattle Man For Building Job  J. P. Jones, Architect Will Draw Plans For Postwar Program

Examiners Favor Seattle Man For Building Job  J. P. Jones, Architec   J. P. Jones, Architect, Will Draw Plans For Postwar Program

Reich Plants Making Arms   Russians Using  Former  German Factories To Tur Out War Goods.

—Kussia Arming—  Reich Builds Arms   Red Zone Of Germany Operating War Plants Contrary To Potsdam

Blame OPA For Housing Conditions   Lumber Situation Affectec by Price Ceilings, Gov ernor’s Parley Told

AULIUN FULLUWS AUCIDENI  Driver Was Fined $75 in Police Court This Morning

Char ge Truce   Both Communists, Nationalists Say Each Other Not Ceasing Order.

CHINA RIVALS CHARGE VIOLATIONS OF TRUCE   ‘Cease-Fire’ Decision Said To Have Been Ignored

Post-Truce Firing Chargec In China   Both Sides Make Accusatione—Reds Shape Council Aims

Violation Of Truce Is _Charaed   Red Forces Charged With Burning Villages, Etc.—Situation Between Rival Factions May Not Be Serious

WOMEN’S STUDY CLUB ENJOYS LUNCHEON   Hears Address By Mrs, Francis R. Casselman, Baltimore—Christmas Party Planned

WOMEN’S STUDY CLUB ENJOYS FINE PROGRAM   Musical Selections And Readings Enjoyed At January Meeting— Three New Members Enrolled

Rebels Seize Bolivian Rule;  Kill President   Break for Airport.

REVOLUTION BACKED BY ARMY   Leaders Storm Palace Killing Preatdent — Release Political Prisoners from Public Jail—Casualties May Run as High as 2,000. J

BOLIVIA PRESIDENT KILLED IN RIGHING: NEW RULE FORMED   Villarroel Is Slain in Revolution; Leaders Set up New Government Today at LaPaz.   CASUALTIES HIGH, REPORT DECLARES.

— PRESIDENT, 260 OTHERS KILLED-— Bolivian Rebels  Set Up Government 

Very Tough Report Said to Be Drafted By Bilbo Probers   No Direct Recommendations, However, Made By Committee

Bilbo Probe Report Will Be “Tough”’  Committee Member Say lt Makes No Direct Re-

‘Tough’ Report ls Drafted On Bilbo, Said   Senator Preparing Some Embarrassing Questions, Report

‘Tough Report or Bilbo Written  Recommendations Not to Be Offered

Report on Bilbo Said to Be ‘Tough   Mississippian May Be Probing Other Solons

SENATE PROBERS DRAW UP TOUGH’ ~ REPORT ON BILBE   ‘Emphasize Contentions Dona. tions Were Solicited, but Make No Direct Recommendations.   DOUBT IS EXPRESSED THAT ALL WILL SIGN   Taft Calls Meeting of G. O. P. to Discuss Whether to Try to Bar Mississippian From Seat.

SENATORS MAY DUCK’ REPORT ON BILBO CASE   Lame Duck Democrats Seen As Refusing To Sign Draft

TOUGH REPORT IS PREPARED   Senators Critical Of Bilbo’s Connections With Contractors.

BYRNES LEAVES FOR BIG FOUR MEETING   To Renew Attempt To Break Deadlock On Treaties

GM Dispute May Be Settled Saqon   GM And UAW Plan Session Today; ClO, Steel Companies Reach Aqreements: Labor Outlook Brightest In Months

News Day And Nigh   Agreement May Be Reached Today After Settling Of Steel Walkout   Independents Sign Up In Fast Order   More Than Half Of Steel Workers Ready To Return To Jobs

U-S. Steel Pattern for Agreements   GM Parley Called in New Attempt to Bring Peaceful Settlement In Auto Jndustry

- Settlement Forecast Talks Continue Today  Meaval tarmante   Developments Expected Soon In UE Dispute

NEW MEETING IS SCHEDULED FOR TODAY   Thousands of Steel Workers Go Back to Work

Major Steel Companies Swiftly . Fall In Line With U. S. Steel’s Settlement With CIO Officials

Contracts end steel tieup fast  Half of workers readv toa retiwm$

Factions Session lodcay  Reconversion Gets Green Light With Labor Peace

Sunday Meet Called fo Try to End GM Strike   U. S.. Steel Set To Resume Operations 21:01. A. M. Monday:

[Further Parleys ‘Slated For Todav   More Than 90 Per Cent Of Workers In Basic Steel To Be Bock On Jobs Mondov

Nation's Strike Picture Bright In Steel Truce   Meeting to End G-M Dispute Called

Steel Strikes Melt, Accord Seen by GM   Workers Ready to Return; Production to Peak in 10 Days

Athens School Board Members May Resign      Group Irked Because it Cannot “Please AH Factions’ in County

Spanish Troops Leaves Canceled   Top General Reported On French Border

SOLDIERS ARE ORDERED 10 BARRAGKS   Leaves Are Cancelled For Spanish Troops In Madrid Sector

LAUSCHE SIGNS PENSION RAISE   Governor Says ‘Ambiguous’ Provisions Can Be Clarified

FIRECRACKE CAUSES HALT IN MOVIE HOUSE      Monessen Authorities Still Aré Seeking Man’ Who Hruled Noise-Maker

World News Kounaup  Indians Reject Plar for Interim Control      Austrian Claims Hit by Action of Soviet

MOLOTOV JOINS COUNCIL BLOW AGAINST NATION   Austria Had Hoped to Gain Frontier Land in Italian Shakeup

Austrian Demands Are Rejected By Big Four   Molotov’s Resolution Blasts Austrian Hopes of Recovering South Tyrol

AUSTRIA’S CLAIMS REFUSED    Molotov’s Resolution Rejects Pustertal Valley Demands

Molotov Leads Way In Denying Austrian Plea   French Frontier  Claim Is Debated

Austria Denied Valley in Tyrol   Foreign Ministers Reject Claim on Prompting By Molotov

Austria s Valley Bid Is Rejected   Move Prompted By Russia's Molotov

BIG FOUR BLAST CLAIM OF AUSTRIA   Foreign Ministers Turn Down Request For Italian Land

MINISTERS STAND FIRM ON ITALIAN FRONTIER RULING   Vienna Goverment. Claim to Pustertal Valley Realien Turned Dawn

Molotov Soffens Before Big Four   Russian Turns Down Plea for Frontier Revision With Italy

Phone Service Strike Threat  Local Offices May Be Eieet Plabatkard

FORECAST BY UNION HEADS   Picketing Will Start Friday, Equipment Strikers Say

FLOYD COUNTY RENT CURB SET   Control Will Become Effective on Oct. 

Higher Prices Authorized For Butter, Canned Milk   OPA Sees Slightly More Meat, Poultry Wheat Products Available Soon

BUTTER PRICE IS INCREASED ELEVEN CENTS   Government Predicts Less Meat, Poultry, Eggs, Wheat Products   SALE OF WHIPPING CREAM IS BANNED

Butter, Cheese Prices —  Are Increased By OPA; Less Meat In Prospect

Smaller Supplies Of Meats Are Predicted      Higher Prices are Put on Butter and Cheese By OPA

Suspense Prevails In Early Afternoon   President’s Compromise Plar Weighed as Minutes Fly— Emburso Made Readv

RAILROAD Tle-UP HANGS ON REPLY TO PRESIDENT.   Truman Sets Deadline For Union Answer

Planes, Trucks, Ships Marshalled To Meet  ‘Nationwide Tie-up   Truman Awaits Final Answer From Engineer And Trainmen On His Proposal For $1.48-a-Day Increase in Wage Rates.

SEEKS CONVICTION OF 6 NAZI RULING GROUPS WITH LEADERS   ATTORNEY GENERAL KENNY WILL OBSERVE NAZ TRIALS AS PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL ATTORNEYS   PRAVDA CHARGES HITLER AND POPE AGREED TO PERMIT CONVERSION OF REDS TO CATHOLICISM

HIGH SCHOOL UNIT PLANS GALA NIGHT TO AID ACTIVITIES   Queen Coronation Climaxes Event; Nominees Named

HGH SCHOOL UNIT PLANS GALA NIGHT TO AID ACTIVITIES  Queen Coronation   Queen Coronation Climaxes Event; Nominees Named

WSB FACING DILEMMA AS IT OPENS WAGE HEARING TODAY   Shipping’s Wage Structure At Stake As Seamen Continue Strike

Wage Board Studies Rule Behind AFL Ship Tie-Up   New Hearings Open On Sailors’ Wages; Policy ‘Is At Stake

Pay Control at Stake Over Seamen Issue   Stabilization Board Reconsiders Ruline Which Touched Off Strike

Ruling Which  Cael Strike  Under Study   Resumption of Ocean Shipping at Stake— Unions Refuse to Give More Evidence

Jew Asserts His People Are Through With Europe, Only Aim ls to Get to Palestine

Official Predicts State-Wide Strike Of Phone Workers  p.]! DCauarla c Walk   Bell Employees Walk Off at Many South Texas: Points Friday

Union Worker: Through State Likely To Quif.   Other Industries Over Texas Beset With Labor Rows

Says Japs Helped  General Semenos   Sadao Araki Adds That U ‘S. and England Also Aid: ed Ant-Bolehevik

Defer Talks OnBombanc Disarming   United States and Russia 10 Lock Horns on Questions  Early Next Week

Debate on Arms Ban Is Delayed  v. s. Asks Council   U. S. Asks Council To Consider Atomic Plan First; Soviet Delegate Objects

Council. Puts Off Arms Talk   U. S., Russian Clash on Atom Priority Promised Next Week

UN Security Council Postpones General Disarmament Debate   -U.'S., Russia to Lock’ Horns. Over Atomic Control ~

DELURHY BLY DEFERS DEBATE ON DISARMING  U. §. and Russia Will Clash Agai ne xt ve “eo Recssied UWihiedo Gee @idctend.         Soviet Wants the Subject of Arms Limitations to Take Precedence

DISARMAMENT DEBATE CALLED OFF FOR WEEK   U. S. And Russia Will Lock Horns On Priority To Atomic Control

ee © ee ae a ee  Russia and U.S. at Odds On Priority   TRIESTE DEBATE ‘ALSO DEFERRED 

Letter Says German Girls Live With U. S. Officers; Looseness Prevails

Girl Charges German Women Live Af Camp   American Officers Said to be Involved in Dispute

 In Independent Survey AFL Says Some Food Prices  Up 600 Pct. Over June, 1939

@ PETER EDSON  When Texans Get Together ‘9 Boast, They Rea'ly Brag

NO U. S, PLANES IN SZEPINGKAI APFA IS CLAIM   General Asks Communists To Investigate Report Plane Shot Down   CONFERS WITH LEADERS   American Delegate Talks To Communists And Chiang

Marshall Confers With Communist Chief in Ching   Hopes to Settle Civil War; Will Talk With Chiang Kai-Shek Soon

CHINA REDS CLAIM U. S. PLANES USED   Marshall Asks Red Paper Retract its Charges

Marshall Bids To End Strife  Tn Manchuria   General Con fers With Communist Leader; Arranges To See Chiang

Gen. Marshall Confers with Chou En-Lat   Chinese Reds Strong; Report of Strafing By U. S. Plane Denied

BID FOR PLAGE IN CHINA MADE AT MEETINGS   Marshall Asks Investigation of Report U. S. Planes Strafed Reds.

New Effort Made To Allow Indians  Vote In Primary.          ed On Whether T Can Register Satur

New Effort Made To Allow Indians Vote In Primary   Attorney General Queried On Whether They Can Register Saturday.

BOYS ADMIT SLAYING OF A PATROLMAN   Gun-Toting Sophomore and Classmate Heid For Homicide in Philadelphia

AMERICAN PLANES FLY OVER ATHENS   Craft Form Initials of Late Presi dent Roosevelt at Height of 2000 Feet.

Man Questioned In Murder Case   Husband Denies Guilt Of The  Cruecome Crime

fold Deputy in Murder of His Wife   Woman's Body Found Without Head and Hands

HUSBAND HELD AS MURDERER   Arrest Deputy for Mutilation Slaying of Wife Yn California

Deputy Sheriff Held In Murder   Mild-Mannered Clerk In Sheriff's Office Denies Slavinse Wife

Diplomats Find Life Rugged in Hotel Strike   Dignitaries at Capital Forced to Make Own Beds

HOTEL WALKOUT GRIPS CAPITOL   Cold Showers, Own Bed-Making Face Diplomats Because of Strike

Diplomats And Dienataries  Make Own Bed   Strike Strangles Service At Top Hotels In Capital

PARKLAND WATER C0. FILES A NEW TARIFF   Increases Rates for Schools, Homes and Buildings   SERVICE IN PARKLAND

RWSB Announces New Wace Rates  Wil Amole Yo tdeohentes   Will Apply To Mechanics And Laborers

CAPTURED PILOT MAY HAVE. HELPED NS END BATTLES      ‘Rumor That Atomic Bombs ~ Were To Be On Tokyo ~ Caused Sneedun

HELPED JAPS DECIDE   Captured B-29 Pilnt Hinted -\Bomb Attack on Tokyo

RIOTING MARS GERMAN VOTE IN YANK ZONE   Displaced Jews Battle Voters In Bavaria;  Two Die, 18 Hurt

Worker Snatched From Sure Death   Fast-Thinking Fellow Workman Credited With Thrilling Rescue

One Chance In Millions Saved Almost. Miraculous   Rescue In Chicazo

ENTIRE HOLY LAND FACES MARTIAL LAW   Large Cache of Arms and Ammunition Found  In Tel Aviv

Tel Aviv Arms Cache Is Fourd   BRITISH ARE SCOURING AREA IN BFFORT TO FIND MUNiFIONS.

British Discover Another Cache of Arms in Tel Avi   Supply Found Earlier in Synagogue; Martial Law Looms in Holy Land

DISCOVER LARGE CACHE OF ARMS   Yor Third Consecutive: Day ‘British: Troops Scour Tel Aviv in Sear he of Perpetrators of: King David Hotel ‘Bombing.

British Find Another Big ' Gun Hideout   Army Finds Big Cache In Tel Aviv, As 650 More Persons Are Pu’ Into Detention

Legislators Set To Vote On Pollution Control Bill   Senate May Raise Unemployed Pay To $20 Per Week

No Polio Cases Reported In Bradford and Vicinity   Entire Surrounding Area Free of Dread Disease, Survey Indicates; Polio on Wane Throughout Country

Polio Fails To Strike In McKean County Thus Far   Dreaded Disease Hits Other Sections Of The United States

ASKS TRUMAN TO LET PRESS SIPPLY NEW!   [Ackerinan of Columbia U. Deplores Propaganda of State Department   BYRNES AIDE ANSWERS   Contends Agency Is Merely Filling Gap Abroad on Temporary Basis

Seeks Ban of State Department ‘News Service   Labels Policy As U. S. Method of Sending Official Propoganda -

Two Are Slain  At Cinemnati   Shootings Climax Of ‘Tri angular Love Affair’’ Is Report Of Poltce   MAN IN CUSTODY BLAMED FOR CRIME

LEGION PLANS 290 MEASURES FOR CONGRESS   ‘More Financial Aid for Vets is Principal Theme of Program   TAX RELIEF ONE AIM   Immediate Redemption of GI Terminal Leave Bonds Also Advocated

BEVINS PLEADS RUSSIA AVOID AGGRESSION   Repeats 50-Year Alliance Offer Belittled by Stalin

Let the World Settle Down, Pleads Bevin  Appeals to Russia Not to Keep Other

Wreckage of Lost Plane Discovered .   Ground Crews Speed Search For Big Transport Pleasing In Mountains With 12 People Aboard

U.S. Renounce: German Assets Tn Austria   Americans Will Not Sanction Properly Transfer

YANKS RENOUNGE SHARE OF AUSTRIA   Clark Tells of Order by President About Country.

U. §. READY T0 DROP CLAIMS   Gen. Clark Tells Austrians We Want No Share Of German Assets There

2 Officials of Union Are Fired  "Made Statements. -uGalled- Defamatory —

TRUMAN’S STAND AWAITED Special Session For Congress Talked As Solons Head Home

Varying Views /on Special Session Aired   Some Solons Urge _ Truman to Recall Leaisiators

Weary Solons Dreac Possible Call  Of Special Session   President Reported Glad Lawmakers on Wa Home at End of 79th Congress; Major Administration Bills Untouched

Solens Fear They May Be Called Back   Weary Congressmen Anticipate Summons for Special Session

TIRED SOLONS MAY BE BACK IN NOVEMBER   CONGRESS HOPES NO SPECIAL SESSION WILL BE CALLED

Solons Expect Fall Session   Colmer Sees ‘Emergeney “Call From Troniun

Some Are Fearful of Extra Meet   Weary Members Head For Home After President Truman Gives Adjournment Signal

Varying Views on Special Session Aired  Some Solons Urge _ Truman to Recall Tacielatare

C jongressmen Fear Special Session Call      Speaker Rayburn Has No Indication President  Will Issue Call

Tired Members 79th Congress Stream Home   Voice Hope They Will Not Be Called Back For Special Session This Fall

UNTIL NEXT YEAR, THEY HOPE  Congressmen Head Homeward To Face Voters and Campaiaqn.

British Intend to Keep Semi-Permanent Force of  1,100,000 Men Under Arms

Will Maintain More Than Million Men Under Arms Geared to Modern Atomic Age

Daylight Saving Time in Some Areas Confuses Cows, Miners and Children

one Confusion Caused By Time  Six States, Scattered Cities _ Adopt Daylight Savmg Time

COWS PROTEST TOO   Confusion Strikes Six States Shifting to Daylight Time

KELLY ON TRIP MAY WIND UP IN CAPITAL   Views Wreckage in Light of Coming Mayoralty Election

KELLY IN CAPITAL  ON TRIP MAY WIND UP   Views Wreckage in Light of Coming Mayoralty Election

Union Action Seen Key to Labor Laws  Lawmakers Expect i 7.   Lawmakers Expect Congress Curbs If Trouble Looms

84. Nebraska Counties to Stage Fairs  Seven Get Under  Way This Week  A £9 ATS ET

84. Nebraska Counties to Stage Fairs  Seven Get Under Way This Week  Py CRANT EW © BATATIKE.

Prominent’ Remsen  Woman Is Called  . Mrs. Healer dhrrann Died Saturday ©

Prominent Remsen  Woman Is Called  Mrs. Helen Ahmann Died Saturday

UMW MAY ASK ABOLITION OF PRICE CONTRO!   Convention Expected to Support Demands of John Lewis

UMW OPENS ITS CONVENTION AT ATLANTIC GITY   ‘Lewis, In Washington Hospital ‘Will Not Attend  Meeting

British Troops in Greece and Indonesia Bring Protest - From ‘Russians and Soviet Ukraine

RED CHARGES BEFORE UNO STIR BRITISH   Russians Assail English Policy In Greece, Indonesia

@ LIF LIFE GROWS DEAREI ER  Cemetery Board Increases High Cost of Dying

2 Bet Be RT Ye Be ee Se  Cemetery Board Increases High Cost of Dying

Wide Section Is Benefitted By Downpour  Fall In Lubbock Gauged At .35 — Thte Adauninam

Wide Section ls Benefitted By Downpour   Fall In Lubbock Gauged At .35— This Mornina

35TH BODY IS RECOVERED FROM COLLAPSED TENEMENT IN N.Y.C.; TWO OTHERS BELIEVED BURIED

Ban Is Placed On Ku Klux Klar In California   Georgia Governor Also Plans Action

Price Doubles On Hamburger At Pittsburgh   Other Prices Zoom As Meat Returns to Scattered Markets

KEENAN BLAMES JAP LEADERS   War Crimes Prosecutor Says Tojo And Helpers Were Seeking World Conquest

Jap Leaders Must Pay for Murder, Pillage of Innocents, Says Keenan

War Blame Placed On Jap Chiefs in  Crimes Tribuna   Keenan Accuses Tojo, 27 Others of Murder for Personal Ambition

Keenan Blames Tojo, Others For Jap War   Prosecutor Says Their Imperialist Ambitions Led to War

Japan’s War Guilt Placed On Leaders   Specific Charges Of Prosecution Listed hv Keenan

JAP LEADERS MUST ANSWER FOR CRIMES   Men Who Sought — World Domination Blamed Personally, Allied Tribunal Told.

Three Perish In Motorship Fire   Swedish. Vessel Ablaze In Mid-Atlantic; Two Intured.

Three Die In Ship Blaze Mid-Atlantic ‘   Flames Under Control Aboard Swedish Ship After 36-Hour Battle

Control Fire.on Swedish Vessel   Three Dead After Mid-Atlantic Blaze

“Brown Out’ In Indiana After Coal Exhausted   SERIOUS SITUATION IN STATES AS SUPPLY OF FUEL LOW,

MINAMARA-CAREY NUPTIALS JUNE 5   Former LeMars Youth Wedded To Kingsley Girl

Hirohito Sees Some Results  Of War Years   Repatriates From His Navy Sad Eyed And Miserable

Hirohito Sees Gaunt Men Who Manned Jap Navy In Precedent Breaking Visit

Emperor Hirohito Thanks Wounded Jap Sailors for Campaian Their Navy Lost

H irohito Sees Wrecks War Made lof His Subjects in Personal Probe,

Hirohito Views Despair Of War   Emperor Thanks One Returning Sailor For  Hardships Endured

HIROHITO SEES WAR'S RAVAGES   Emperor Stands Nervously By Beds Of Gaunt Repa triates.

Hope Seen For Compromise On Labor Measure      Another Week or More of Debate on Labor Curbs Still Predicted

Senate Accord Nearing on Strike Control   Proponent Expects. Vote on Bill By End of Week

Labor Curbs Pact Sought   ‘Senate May Vote This Week dn. Bill Led he Penner

Senate May Compromise  On Labor Bill   Stronger Controls Get Emphasis From Current Walkouts

Hopes Are Raisec For Compromise On Labor Curbs   Week or More of Senate Debate on Legislation Is in Prospect

Senate Hopes for  Labor Agreement   Compromise Sought To Avoid Long Debate

15 Students Form Junior Corporation   Kiwanis to Sponsor Products Company Under Junior Achievement Plan

Declare Best Ag Program Is High Production, Wages   James Patton, Edward O'Neal Have Same Idea   Speakers

SEE PEARSON COLUMN   Farm Speakers Advise High Production and Good Wages

Cheers, Tears Greet Verdict   Clayton Smith Sobs As Jury Acquits Him

TB RATE LEAPS AMONG INMATES   Gives Report of Survey Made in Institutions

Loupe Bcileve They Have Found ~ “Say” At last  AD Wee fl re   2 - Year = Old Veteran Selected Afler Six Months’ Search

Vacationing Presidént Braves Rain to Visit U. S. Navy's War College

Bilbo Will Fight Loan   Mississippien Will Take On British Loan in Addition to FEPC .

BRITISH LOAN PLAN HITS BIG SNAGS IN BOTH SENATE, HOUSE  COMMITTEE MAY NOT GET TO BILL UNTIL

BRITISH LOAN PLAN HITS BIG SNAGS IN BOTH SENATE, HOUSE   COMMITTEE MAY NOT GET TO BILL UNTIL SPRING OR SUMMER

FDR's ‘War Cabinet’ Agreed To Fight 9 Days Before Raid. Stimson Reveals

STIMSON DIARY TELLS CABINET WAR FEARS   Agreed U. 8. Would Have to Fight at Side of Britain

Truman Mum On Plan For  Reelection   No Announcement On Jackson Day

POLITICAL TALK SET BY TRUMAN   President Asserts He Won't Announce Candidacy

No Announcement of tiis Candidacy   President Truman Said He Would Not Refer to Saturday Night.

PRESIDENT WILL NOT THROW HAT ~ INTO’RING YET   Truman, Who Speaks af Bemo Rally Seturday, Has No Plans for ‘48

Heiress Is Ordered Held as Police Unravel Details of Runaway Flight

Bennett Named Detective Here   Officer Critically Wounded While on  Duty Is Promoted

*fo Force Scarce Goods Upon Market  ‘CPA Limits Manufacturers’ Inventories

Move To Squeeze  Goods On Market   Government. Wants Hard. To-Get Equipment Moving Again

TRY TO SQUEEZE OUT NEW GOODS   Government t Makes Effort To Put Hard-To-Get Heme, Into Stores.

Field Maneuvers Held by Troops In Azerbaijan   Wear Soviet Uniforms; Government Hurries Troops Toward North

SEEK TO AVOID CLASH IN IRAN   Govt. Determined to Avert Civil Strife Despite  Growing Tension

Civil War Near As lran Talks Are Abandoned   National Forces Readied to Fight Army of Province

GOP Nomination In ’48 Campaign ls First Objective   Vandenberg And Taft Indicate They Are Not Candidates Now

Stassen Announces Candidacy   Rivs Uft Lid in Nomination Battle For Republicans

Stassen Assault — On Wagner Act To Be Platforn   Promises To Steer GOP On “Traly Liberal Path” In Announcing Candidacy

Stassen Reveals Stand On Labor As He Eriters GO 2. Presideney:- Race

Stassen to Be Candidate   Immediate Platform To Be Changing of ~ Wagner Act

Stassen Rips Lid Off 1948 Republican Nomination Battle By Declaring His Candidacy

Stassen Opens GOP Presidentia Drive For 1948   Declares Intent To “Liberalize” Republican Party

Stassen Enters Republican Race For White House   Wagner Act Change:  Pledged By Former  Minnesota Governor

estassen Dives Into '48 Race For Presidency   Seeks GOP Nomination Calls For Changes I: Waoner Labor Law.

Stassen Declares He'll Run in ’48 on Platform (For Wagner Act Changes

STASSEN RIPS LID OFF PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION RACE   Former Governor of Minnesota Plans to Steer GOP on Liberal Path

Stassen Bases Candidacy on Labor Retorm:   Former Governor of Minnesota to Seek G. O. P. Nomination  For Presidency

Stassen First  In GOP Battle   Minnesotan Favors Quick Revision  Of Waaner Labor Act: Liberal Path

STASSEN RIPS LID OFF GOP RAGE IN 1948   Declares Candidacy for President on Wagner Act Changes

Stassen Tells Candidacy, Raps Wagner Act   Fight Similar To Willkie’s Predicted; Says Nathan Report Deceptive, Fallacious

Stassen Tosses Hat Info Ring; Tells Platform   Calls For Drastic Change In Nation’s Labor Relations

—POLITICAL POT BEGINS TO BOIL— Stassen / 1snounces He’s Presidential Candidate 

larold Stassen Throws lat in Ring for GOP residential Nomination

Stassen Seeks Nomination As GOP President   Change In Wagner Act Advocated By Minnesotan

Stassen Opens Drive For Shift In Wagner Act  Calling For Liberal GOP, Candidate Give  Hie lahar PlatflLarm

Stassen Declares. Candidacy For GOP. Nomination   To Run On Immediate Platform Of Changing Wagner Labor Relations Act

Stassen Says He’ll Be GOP Candidate In 1948 Campaign   Has “Truly Liberal” Platform Dedicated To Alter Waqner Act

Liberal Course, Act Is Platform   Former Governor of Minnesota First to Make Announcement

Stassen Hurls Hat In Ring As GOP Candidate   Seeks ‘Liberal’ Path Fox Party, Urges Revision ‘Of Labor Laws To Avert Strike

Stassen Is Candidate, He Declares   Minnesotan Says He  Will Amend Wagner Act to Prevent Mass 7 es nk odin   Makes First Move   Serves Notice Old Guard Will Get Battle at Convention

Stassen Opens 1948 Battle for President   Proposes Changing the Wagner Labor Relations Ast

Stassen In Race Early   Announces Candidacy For GOP Nomination For Presidency in *48; To Follow Liberal Patt

Stassen Opens’ Drive For GOP Nomination   ‘Former Minnesota Governor To Follow Liberal Path; Will Urge Changes in Labor Law

Stassen Tosses His Hat Into Presidential Ring, Pledges ‘Liberal’ Path

PLATFORM CALLS FOR CHANGES IN THE WAGNER ACT  ANMOLUNCES AIM AFTEF   ANNOUNCES AIM AFTER TAFT AND VANDENBERG SAY ‘NOT CANDIDATES’

PLATFORM ASKS SPEEDY CHANGE IN WAGNER ACT   Ex-Governor Of Minnesota Hopés To Steer G. 0. P. Along Liberal Path

Confirmation Of Vinson As Court  Head Is Assured   Senater Raises Debate Question

SENATOR MAY STRIKE AT VINSON SELECTION   Moore Requests To Speak Before Confirmation

VINSON’S APPROVAL CERTAINTY   Senator Moore To Speck Before Confirmation

DEBATE ON VINSON WAY BE BROUGHT UP   Sen, Moore Asks Chance To Speak On Bench Nominee

PROPOSES “YANK” FOREIGN LEGION FOR DUTY ABROAD   OKonski Would thduct Homeless Poles, Serbs Into U. 5. Force:

American Foreign Legion Proposed By Solon as Troops for Occupation

NEW RECORDS ON LIVESTOCK   Cattle Hit §25.75 Peak; Hogs Up $1 TT, Hich of $20

IST LIVESTOCK CHAMPS NAMED   Muscatine Youth Has 4-H Market Pic Crand Champion

NEW PROPOSAL 1S ADAVNCED —TN-ARMED SERVICE MERGER   FOES OF PRESENT BILL TO OFFER PLAN THAT WOULD ADD ANOTHER SECRETARY

FOES 10 OFFER MERGER PLANS   Bill Would Add Cabinet Air Post; Retain Army-Navy Secretaries

ZANESVILLE TRIES TEST CASE ON 1888 DRY LAW  LIOUOR TO FLOW DURING FAIR

INFANT BORN ON BRIDE SHIP DIES   PLANE FLIES OXYGEN TO QUEEN MARY BUT FAILS IN MISSION

Existing Tension May Be Lightened By Church Workers   John Foster Dulles Is Believer in Moral And Spiritual Forces

Gen. Rober! Sheetz Back From Overseas      Local Officer Expected to Visit Here in Near Future

LONG HIKE FOR LOVE FAILURE   Ex-lowa Girl Says Suitor “Good Sport”

LAUSCHE GALLS EXTRA SESSION   Legislature To Meet June 24 To Consider Funds

OHIO SOLONS TO MEET JUNE 24      Calls Session to Provide Operating Funds

GM PROPOSAL TURNED DOWN BY ClO UNION   Action Dashes Hope Early End of 101 Day Walkout

Details of Company’ “Maximum Offer’ Are Not Disclosed   MEET AGAIN TODAY   Council Urges ‘Policy of Pressure against Corporation

Union Rejects  GM Proposals   Hopes For Early End Yo Strike Are Killed

UAW Leaders Spurn Offer Of Company   All Hopes for Early Settlement Are Abandoned

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HOPE DASHED OF EARLY END 10 WALKOUT   U. A. W. Workers’ Council Rejects “Maximum Offer” to Date of Auto Manufacturer.   BELOW STANDARDS OF ‘FACT FINDERS   Group Decides to Ask Murray’s C. I. O. to Ap ply Pressure Against Corporation.

GM Proposal For Settling - Walkout Rejected By Union   Hopes for Early End of 101-Day-Old Strike Dashed— Details of Management's Offer Not Disclosed

Auto Workers Reject GM’s ‘Maximum Offer   CIO-UAW General Motors Council Calls For Policy Of Pressure Against GM By All CIO UVions;  Negotiations Continue

General Motors Council Spurns Company Offer   Management's Plan For Settlement Of Strike Rejected

UAW Rejects Company Plan In Auto Strike   $115 Million Lost to GM Workers After 101 Day Layoff

UNION TURNS DOWN LATEST OFFER OF GW   PRESSURE POLICY WILL BE NEXT STEP OF UAW

COMMUNISTIC CANDIDATE HOLDS LARGE LEAD IN CHILE DRECINGENTIAL part

Partial Eclipse Of Sun Visible Tomorrow Noon  Weather Will Be Cool And Cloudy

Amendments May Slow Final Vote   Legislators Irked By Nation-Wide Work Stoppages

HOUSE MAY PASS STRIKE CONTROL BILL LATE TODA)   Supporters of Case Measure  Confident It Will Be : eee 

FINAL VOTE ON BILL TO CURB UNIONS IS NEAR   Strongest Strike-Control Bill in Years May Pass House

Work Stoppages Speed Decision On Strike Bil   House Leaders Expect Final Vote on Contro! Meas‘ure By Nightfall

Strike-Curbing Passage Seen   House Blocks Moves to Weaken Measure

Expect Final Approval on Strike Bill   Consideration of Substitutes May Delav Final Vote

Folsom Urges Definite Stand Toward Russia  ‘State Department Denounced As Weal  le Faraian Paliey

LAFOLLETTE IS DEFEATED IN COP PRIMAR\   Former Progressive Ousted After 12 Years in Senate

Wisconsin Voter: Elect McCarthy. World War Vet   Was Opposed by State GOP Organization After Returning Progressive Porty To Fold

) LUETTEIS OU IN STATE PRIMARY   Had Carried on Famous Father’s Progressive Party Principles Since 1925.   GOODLAND RUNS AHEAD OF IMMEL

Bid in G.O.P. Primary Lost By LaFollette   Trailing by 7,000, Senator Concedes

HOUSING BIL! IS STUDIED IN SENATE   Early Approval Of Double- Barreled Plan Predicted

EXPECT T0 RUSH HOUSING PLAN   Senate Renews Hearings on Building Program

Senate Ready To Pass Plan For Housing   Two-Fold Program Of Administration Restored To Bill

Senate To Rush Action On Bill To House Vets   Double-Barreled Move Heads For Quick  Legislation

‘Double- Barreled Housing Plan, Including Long-Range Phase, Nears Senate Action   Bill Revised To Include Subsidies To Increase Output Of Building Materials

SENATE LEADERS SET SIGHTS FOR QUICK ACTION   Double-Barreled Housing Program On Docket

Ban Idle Aid To Strikers   Soft Coal Miners Cannot Collect as Long As U. S. Retains Mines

DENY MINERS JOBLESS PAY   State Bureau Holds Ruling Of Last May Applies In Present Walkout

Fight to Prevent Debate Launched By Molotov Aide   Adverse Decision Might Be Blow to Infant UN, Vishinsky Declares

BOTH FAVOR VETO BUT BA’ OVER QUESTION OF HAVING If: - OPENED UP FOR DEBATE‘ON

Austin Quickly Opposes Move, Calling for Free Discussion Of Issue Aimed at Clarification

Hemans Remain: In U.S. Custody   Fails To Post Bond In Detroit Court

HEAVY GUT INTO THE LEGISLATIVE BANKS BY G. 0, P.   Organized Labor Had Lony tooked to Ht for Sympathetic Consideration,   MAY CURTAIL POWERS   Three States Voted to Outlaw the Closed Shop; Must Show Finances,

Landslide Cuts. Into Ranks Of Labor Friend:   New Congress May Pass Legislation Restricting Labor’s Present Powers

Many Labor-Backec Congressmen Out With GOP.Victory   Landslide Hits Heavily Staunch Union Supporters

British Will Stay In Greece   Troop Withdrawal Only Partial, UN Council Is Informed

Lustig Gets Fou Years In Prison For Tax Evasion   Longchamps Chain Head Also Fines Him; Aides Also Sent To Prison

Henry Lustig Sentenced   Restaurant Chain Head Gets 4 Years —Fined $115,000

—30’ WRITTEN— Ex-Editor Of Paper Succumbs  C. E, Chidester Dic From Heart Attac

Montanans Elect 14 Regional  Directors Today  Paul McClure Speaker At Luncheon Meeting This Noon

Montanans Elect 14 Regional Directors Today  Paul McClure Speake: At Luncheon

BRITISH POLICE ARE MOBILIZED TO GUARD KINC   Close Watch to Be Kept for Terrorists as Monarch Rides ‘Fo House of Parliament   ' Today.   SERIOUS VIEW TAKEN OF JEWISH WARNINGS   Scotland Yard Reveals Anon. ymous Threat Has Been Made to Assassinate Marshal Montgomery.

‘Jewish Terror Attacks Feared In London  British On Guard As Threats Are Probed

BRITISH THINK KING GEORGE'S LIFE IS IN PERIL   Parliament’s Opening Is Attended By Heavy Guards Today

ee PENNSYLVANIA   Four Known Dead So Far In Susquehanna Overflow.

U.S. CAUTIONED ON IMPATIENCE BY PRESIDENT   Truman Asks Nation To Keep Ceilings. In Effect

Senate Fires Back At Truman On Veto Threat   Ready To Write In Rider On Measure To Extend » Price Controls

EE ee Se RC ARC vanes ok einer ame Se  Parity F ight May Veer to OPA Bill; Thomas Pleads for End of Draft

RELIEF MOVES EAST IN SWELTERING HEAT   Temperatures Soar Above 100 In Midwest Areas

TEMPERATURES IN RACINE At 8 a. m. today . .. 84 At noon today (1946. record 94 Maximum Thursday.... 86

School of Mines Announces Faculty Change   Donald McGlashan Will Succeed Dr, 5S. R. B. Cocke

COAL- PROBLEM: FACING. FRANCE   be - z _ ELECTRICITY TO BE RATIONED     ~£O HOMES AND INDUSTRY™  BECAUSE OF SHORTAGE

—COAL MINING AT A STANDSTILL—_  All Union-Manned Mines In Ohio Are Idle Today —

Better Administrationin Armed Forces During War Could Have Sav ed U. S. Lives   Mead Report Cites Interference by Procurement Dpartments; Conflict Among Officials; Urges Strong National Defense

Conflicts Prolonged War, Mead Probe Says  URI SSDP ae Se pean ae Oh i a ak TA oe oe ee ce a = cys. Guia  elite iii Wer *y@ -.

Mead Report Urges Strong U.S. Defense   Committee Finds “Conflicts” Which Prolonged the War

War Probers Ash Better Methods  Urge Armed Forces Profit By Mistakes

Investigators Put Finger. On War Wealmess   Blame “Interference”. By Military. Procurement Officers’: and: Official  :” “Conflicts”

“Interference” Blamed \For Prolonging War, \Needless Loss Of Life

Senate Probers Report Interference By Procurement Officers, Conflicts Between Officials Prolonged War Il

Senators Find Last War Too Costly   Eight Suggestions Made With View to Stronger Defenses

NAZI EXECUTION ORDER REVEALED   Mass Reprisals Against Reds Called For By Keitel

KEITEL ISSUED DEATH ORDERS   WANTED 100 REDS  KILLED FOR EVERY CERMAN

KEITEL ORDERED MASS REPRISALS AGAINST RUSSIANS   . Prosecution Links German : High Command to Atro pittne im Pack

241 New Farms Due To Be Opened to War Veterans For Homesteading in Year

75 FIREMEN OVERCOME WHILE FIGHTING FIRE   Chemical Fumes Cause Fire-Fighters To “Drop Like Flies;* 52 Are Hospiizhzed &

15 ATLANTA FIREMEN OVERCOME AT BLAZE   Fall Helpless While Fighting Fumes At Drugstore

DUD) SIGESIE TODAY AT CAPITAL OF U. 8.   Navy. Marines Also May Get Increases In Salaries.   PLAN APPROVED BY HOUSE GROUP

PAY HIKE. PLAN FOR ARMY, NAVY AGAIN REVISED   House Group Gives Backing to Raises af From 10 to 50 Per Cent   MOST FOR LOWER RANKS   Substitute for Flat Annual Boost of $400 Now Goes to Full Committee

Lower Ranking Gis Would Gef Higher Hikes  Roises Proposed  te attr tien

New Scale of  Armed Forces Pay Increases Is Evolved   Personnel in Lower Brackets Will Get  Createsct Inereaca

Lower Ranking Gls Would Get Higher Hikes   Raises Proposed To Attract Men

Ditch $400 Annual Pay Boost Plan   House Group Changes Mind and Proposes 10 to 50 Per cent Raise for Army

VV £4AWSs AAA SSO OO Oe Oe oe  The senate military affairs committee today rcommended a one-year draft extension.

$400 Pay Raise Ditched for  Percentages Privates’ Wages Would Be Increased Half Acsin

“NAVY VET SLAIN AND GIRL RAPED IN BENTON AREA   SHOT FIRED WITHOUT WARNING AT COUPLE IN PARKED AUTO

Two Bound Over For Conspiracy   Witnesses Testify Asheville Men Planned To Take Over Government

FEPO BILL IS FLAYED IN FILIBUSTER   Senator Makes Real Analysis of Plans Under Consideration

New Tests Due. On Wage-Price Plan in March   Lewis Likely to Act Quickly on Mine Contract

‘MINE UNION HEAD REPORTED CONSIDERING ATTACK ON   > ‘NEW WAGE-PRICE  . PROGRAM

UN Membership Issue Deferred   Australian Delegate Balks at Move for Secret Committee.

Dust Storm Hits State   Reddish Haze 1 Limits Visibility; Flora Says Cold Wave to Follow

FDR’S SECRET FILE DENIED NAVY CHIEF, PEARL HARBOR PROBE  INVESTIGATORS ALONE . MAY LOOK AT PAPERS, ~ ACCORDING TO TRUMAN

WITNESS REPORTS FILE HELD ‘SECRET’   Says Kimmel Denied Use 01 Messages By Truman

Hear Kimmel Denied Right To See File   “‘Super-Secret”’ File for Eyes Of Committee Alone

Truman Denies  Kimmel Appeal   File of Roosevelt's Messages Refused to Admiral, Group Told

Kimmel Denied hoces To Fl   Truman Turned Down Plea To Check Papers

Pearl Harbor Investigation Progressing   Kimmel Had Sought Access to Late President's Letters

Truman Denied Kimmel Appeal   Wanted Bixcamination Of ‘SuperSecret’ File: Of Late FDR’s.

FILE HAS 2 MESSAGES   Committee Alone Given Authority To See Messenger

Ex-Enemies Take Partin Peace Talks   Weary Delegates To Peace Parley Settle Arqument

Set Up Rules .  ‘At Caifarence   Russia Loses Battle For Two-Thirds Major ity, By 15 To 6 Ballot. ~s

Compromise Is Approved   Two-Thirds Majority Decided on; Majority Vote Can Make Recommendations

British Voting Plan Adopted   Rules Committee Winds Up on. Procedure; Simple Majority Requests Go to Big Four

ENVOYS AGREE ON PROCEDURE   Marathon Argument On Voting Machinery Also Is Settled   STRAIN IS REVEALED

Peace Conference Rules Committee Ends Long Wrangle   British Compromise On Voting Process Adopted

INVITE FORMER ENEMY STATES INTO MEETINGS   Require 2-3rds Vote on Decisions; Majority for “Recommendations”

Rules Group Amereres : Yugoslav Plan   Permit Questions Direct to Foreign Ministers’ Council

RULES MEET RESUMED AT PEACE PARLEY   Committee Will Lron Out Procedure for Conference Following Adoption of Compromise Plan for Voting.

te On OVER ON. VOTE MACHINE      Bitter Struggle Ended With Rusian Bloc Losing Out  Is Final Action

Five Former Enemy States Get Invitation   Can Be Heard on Treaties In Committee, Plenary Sessions

Invite Spokesmen Of Enemy Nations   Paris Conference Asks Them to Take Part in Deliberations   BRITISH WIN ON RULES   Compromise Proposal Is < Adopted After 20 Hours  of Debate

BRITAINS PLAN 0. K-D DESPITE ‘NO FROM REDS   Battle Ends After 20-Hour Clash; Yugoslavia Wins Right To Questions

Peace Parley fo Hear Five Enemy States   Marathon Argument on Voting Procedure Concluded at Paris

5 Satellites Of Germany To Be Heard   Voting Procedure Row Ends With Adoption Of  British Compromise.

Paris Meet Concludes Rules Work   Former Enemy States Invited to Sit In on Deliberations

Parley Impasse Broken   Rules Committee Approves. Compromise  On Voting Procedure Over Soviet Objection

Russia, Small nations de ~ feated as Western Bloc  Backs ‘British Plan;  Soviet Proposal Adopt:  ~ ed to Allow 5 ex: -Enemy  _ Nations To Be Hearc On Their Treaties.

Pass Yugoslav Proposal On Axis Neighbors; Vote Session Lasted 20 Hours

British Plan  Adopted by Conference   Five Former Satellites of Axis Are Invited to Join Discussion.

Soviets Suffer Defeat   Warathon Argument Is Settled By Adoption Of British Voting Plan

Peace Parley Solves Dispute On Voting Rules   Marathon Argument Ends; Former Enemy States to Participate

PARIS CONFERENCE ENDS ‘TTS WORK ON PROCEDURE      Marathon Argument On Voting Machinery Settled—Five Former Enemy States Invited To Participate In Its Deliberations Beginning Saturday—They Can Be Heard Both In Committee And In Full Conference  Sessions On Questions Concerning Them

Peace Conferenc: Work On Procedures. EB: neds. 5 Invitations Extended:

RUSSIANS LOSE BATTLE AGAINST BRITAIN’S PLAN   Peace Delegates Reach End Of Long Fight Over Rules And Procedure For Peace Conference.

Russia Loses Out In Insistence On Two-Thirds Rule; Compromise Wins

Permit Axis Neighbors To Query Council   Paris Meet Delegates Irritable Following Marathon Wrangle On Rules Procedure

Paris Confab Ends — Vote Argument and Opens Deliberation   Five Former Enemies In: vited to Attend Treaty Sessions

Yugoslav Proposal Approved   Plan Is Voted  Unanimously by Peace Conference Rules Committee

INVITES FIVE EX-ENEMIES TO IPEACE PARLEY   Adopts Compromise On Voting After Marathon Argument

Conference Procedure Deadlock Is Broken  5 Ex-Foes Invited To Participate In Deliberations

Adopt Britain’s Suggestion For Two-Thirds Vote   Marathon Debate Ends With Russia Opposition Losing; Invite Five Leney States

Russia Loses Bitter Battle On Methods For Voting   Acceptance of Committee's Report by Conference Assured

Conference Procedure ls Finally Settled   Adoption of Compromise Ends 20-Hour Debate--Termed Victory for Western Powers

Russia, Small nations defeated as Western Bloc Backs British Plan: Soviet Proposal Adopted to Allow 5 ex-Enemy Nations To Be Heard On Their Treaties.

Axis States Will Be Heard During Peace Discussion   Voting Compromise Accepted Despite Soviet Objections

Procedure For Rules Concluded   Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Finland Te Be Given Opportunity For Statements

Peace Parley Calls Former Foes to Meet   Russia Loses Battle on Voting Methods of Conference

Session Started As Issue  Settled   Marathon Wrangle Over Balloting Is Issue

VOTING RULES ADOPTED AFTER BITTER DEBATE   Russian Bloc Loses as British Plan Is Approved

Russia Beaten in Showdown or Vote Procedure   Committee in Paris Winds Up Long and _ Angry Debate

—SOVIETS— Compromise On Voting Is Adopted  Axis Neighbors  Geeatad Renwock

RUSSIA DEFEATED IN BATTLE OVER VOTE PROCEDURE   BRITISH COMPROMISE PROPOSAL ADOPTED BY PEACE DELEGATES

20-HOUR PEACE DEBATE AT END   Conference Votes for Yugo slav Proposal on Presenting Issues to Council

On Procedure  Of Conference   Representatives Of Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary and Finland Will Be Heard   Some Show Strain  Of Long Argument   Dispute Exds With 15 to 6 Vote In Favor of British Interpretation Of “Majority”?

BRITISH PLAN ON -THO-THIRDS RULE ADOPTED 15 10 6   Peace Conference Group ‘Acts After Bitter 20Haur Raknate

Final Atchison County Vote   End Marathon Argument At Paris Peace Parley

Paris Parley Ends Fight Over Voting   Five Former Enemy Nations Invited to Join In Sessions

Settle Conference Procedure Dispute   British Compromise Finally Adopted

Atom Secret ‘Protected, Bymes Says   Secretary Flies ToUNO Meeting; Delegation Split

U. S. Interests In Atomic Bomb Are Protected  - Byrnes Gives ~ Assurance To Nation

Slayer Blames Inexplicable ‘Urge To Kil?  For Fatal Shooting of Lifelong Friend

SSGMRETHING COMES OVER ME”  Vet Blames Urge To Kill For Slaying Of Best Boy Friend

Couple Accused of A ttempting to Sell an Adopted Baby for 31.000

Steel, Meat Price Concessions To Avert Approaching Crisis Is Hinted   Bowles Opposed To Pegging Any Price Increase To Wage Boosts, Declaring Increase Now Would Scuttle Postwar Controls   Auto Union Signs Wage Pact With Kaiser-Frazer; Offered As Model   Unique Bonus Contract Provides For Pool To Be Divided Among Production Workers At End Of Each Year

Hints Of Government-Approved Price Increases Crop Up In Troubled Labor Scene   May Grant Concessions In Steel And Meat Packing Industries In Time To Avert Strikes

Young Married Folk  Discuss Surpluses   Meeting December 19 at Town Pump Cafe

Truman, Cabinet Study Famine Facing Europe   Critical Situation Arises Thru Wheat Shortage and Errors

ric OFFICIALS ALARMED BY MENACE OF FOOD SHORTAGE —SITUATION REPORTED GROWING WORSE

OFFICIALS WILL REVIEW EUROPE FAMINE THREAT   Report Situation Endangers Occupation and Diplomatic Policies of U. $.

CABINET STUDIES FAMINE RELIEF   Misca'culations, Wheat Shortage Menac: European Occupation

NEC Leader Says Need of RFC Is Past   : Blackall Wants : Functions Restored To: Private Banks

10,000TO MARCH TODAY IN DETROIT   Jubilee Parade -To Be Witnessed By 750,000

Sen cement db et  Expects Cold Wave in State to Last Several Days

Garsson Empire ‘Influence’ Sale Investigated   War Contractors Fees for ‘Favors’ Checked by Probe

LONG RECESS OF CONGRESS IS DUE TODAY   Truman May Call Solons Back Into Emergency Meet

‘DR. M’INTOSH NEW _ HEAD OF BARNARD   Brearley Headmistress Suc ceeds Dean Gildersleeve

Program To Halt Price Drop Planned  Curbs OnTrading On Cotton Market Seen

CURBS PROPOSED ON COTTON DEALS TO BRACE PRICES   Anderson to Ask That Daily Trading by Any Person Be Limited to 30,000 Bales.   HEARINGS ON PLAN SET FOR DECEMBER 1(   Market Has Declined Sharply Since October 2—Smaller Crop Is Forecast by U. S.

Move to Curtail Speculation in  Cotton Is Made  Sec. Anderson Woulk  eS  - 2 ee es. 2. hve

Anderson Seeks Stabilized Cotton   Would Limit Traders’ To 30,000 Bales Daily

Cotfon Mart Restriction Considered   Secretary Anderson Considering Plan To Limit Holdings

County] In N ew Patrol District _  ” Reorganization Is Te BE etack Anril 17

County In New Patrol District  Reorganization Is  In Effect April 17

Senate Battle on Nomination  Enters A Lull   {indications Some Administration Leaders Want Pauley Withdrawn

Pauley Probe Lull Follows Ickes Charge   Nomination May Be Withdrawn; Pauley Contradicts Ickes

 Speculation Lively In Capitol  Pauley’s Withdrawal Plans ~ Have Not Yet Been Revealed

THINK PAULEY PLANS TO QUIT   Agreement Is Reported For Oil Man to Withdraw And End Dispute

Battle Over Pauley Is Put Off Until Thursday; Ickes DescribesProposalAs ‘Raw

Confirmation Of Pauley Unlikely?   See Truman Going Over the Situation With Nominee

Delay Ordered For Pauley’s Appointment   Some Administration Lead. ers Want Naval Nominiation Withdrawn.   CALLS OFF SESSION

Recess Called In. Senate Hearing O1 Pauley’s Dealings   ches Says Nomunee Made Raw_ Proposition; Truman May Withdraw Nomination

Pauley Battle Recess Called   ‘Raw Proposition’ Reported by Ickes

LULL IN FIGHT OVER PAULEY NOMINATION   Session Halted Amid Indications Leaders Want To Have Appointment Withdrawn   ICKES. LOOSES BLAST

Confusion Reigns Over Pauley’s Possible Action   Nominee Will Not Quit Until His Case Is In

PAULEY LASHED AGAIN BY ICKES   Secretary Cites ‘Raw Deal’ Hearing Called Off Today

Lull Is Seen In Pauley Row   Scheduled Hearing Before Senate Committee Called Off

Pauley Session Delayed Affer Charge by Ickes   Senate Leaders May Ask Name Be Withdrawn

Confusion Reigns Over Pauley’s Possible Action  Nominee Will Not Quit Until

Pauley May Quit, Conference Hints   Agreement to Give Up Senate-Fight Reported

ROW ON PAULEY POST DELAYED   Second Ickes Blast May Cause Withdrawal of  Nomination

Ickes Testimony Attacks Pauley  Nomination Expected To Be Withdrawn

BATTLE OVER NEW NAVAL OFFICIAL GOES INTO LULL   WITHDRAWAL SEEN AS ICKES REPEATS CHARGE OF ‘DEAL’

PAULEY HEARING GOES INTO LULL   Ickes Testifies Truman Nominee Made ‘Rawest’ Offer

Capital Believes Pauley Will Withdraw Nominatio1   California OU Man ‘Takes Stand To Reply To Charges Made In Oil Conservation Bill

Pauley Withdrawal Reported Near; Nominee Is Prepared To Take Stand Tomorrow   To Submit His Rebuttal To Ickes Charge He Offered ‘Raw Proposition’

Ickes Blast Seen Sealing Pauley’s Fate   Remered Truman Mey Withdraw His Appointment

Pauley Case in Temporary Lull   Some Leaders Want Nomination Withdrawn Is Indication

Delay Ordered In Ed Pauley’s Nomination Hearing After New Ickes Blast At Appointee

Pauley Renorted Ready to (nit   Agreement ‘On-Again’,  Says Senator Walsh

BATTLE OVER PAULEY HITS LULL TODAY   Senate Naval — Group Calls Off Hearing For Day

Capitol_Fight Go ahi hi.  Talk Of Withdrawing The  Edwin Pauley Nomination

Li iner —Aground Off Alaska Has Broken In Two      elt: “Wenre én and " Children of 496 Aboard © Faken Gff By Pavitt  Bante

SHIPS RUSHING TO RESCUE OF LINER YUKON   Little Craft Breaks in Twe Under Buffeting of Gale And Waves Off Alaskan Coast

McKeldin Turns Deaf Ear To Plea Of H. L. Mills That He Withdraw   Baltimore Mayor Answers “No Comment” To Question If He Intended To Follow Mills’ Suggestion

DEMOCRATS ASK STONE'S OUSTER   Vet Administration Chie’ Target in Party Protest To Truman

IN ARCTIC TEST... Demobilization Greatest Worry  Dive Bomber Spins . Into Ocean Carrying Unnamed Pilot With i

MOST MICHIGAN SOLDIERS OUT   THREE-FOURTHS OF SERVICE MEN DISCHARGED

Boy Badly Hurt ». Car Collision   Light Truck Strikes Auto At Intersection

Prospect Motorist  Plunges Off Bridge   Young Man Seriously Injured When He Misses Road And Goes Over Steep Embankment

LEWIS ACTION ‘IN SHOWDOWN COMING SOO}      -HEAD OF UMW FACES BIGGEST TEST OF HIS  CAREER. AS LEADER IN LABOR =: MOVEMENT

400 Petitioners — : Ask Formatien- ; ~~ OfDistrict Here   ‘Meeting Scheduled For 8:00  O'clock at Court House Assembly Room

WHEAT PINGH FELT AS BIG MILL SHUTS DOWN TODAY   Truman Calls In Hoover For Report On Tour; Bowles Wants Rationing

FOOD RATIONING GAINS SUPPORT IN WASHINGTON   Hoover To Report On Trip; Pilisbury’s Mill Closes With Wheat Gone

Truman Summons Hoover For Report On Food Situation   Bowles Ready To Urge Return Of Rationing

Flour Mill Af Minneapolis Is Closed In Pinch   British To Ask  Meat, Fat Quotas In United States; Morrison Arrives

Return to Rations Appears [Imminent   President Geis Hoover's Report Today—Bowles Said To Favor Reissuance of Counons

Close Flour Mill: Hoover To Seek Aid of Americas   May Include Bread On Ration List To Conserve More Food

Truman Calls Hoover In For Conference .... Bread Rationing May Be  Needed To Meet Crisis

Wheat  Pinch Closes J will   Truman Calls in Hoover for Report On Food Conditions

Rationing Of Bread May Be Necessary   Those Favoring Step Supported By Chester Bowles

Proponents Would Put Bread on List   Bowles May Act; Hoover to Seek Pan-American Aid

Plans Being Made for Food Rationing   Even Bread May Be Added to Ration List, It Is Revealed at Conference Held Today.

Food Rationing Debated In Wheat Shortage  Truman Awaits Repor: From Hoover On World Famine Study

Rationing May Return As Wheat Pinch Hurts;  Hoover In Talk Series

Return To Rationing Studied Cue phe pte cage 9 jars guar VAS To Prevent’ Mass Siarvation   Bowles Backs Move and Truman Studies It As No Improvement Seen in Dark Famine OutLook; Flour Mill  ii oe

LARGE FLOUR MILL CLOSES IN MINNEAPOLIS   Bowles to Urge President to Renew Food Rationing, Including Bread

Truman Calls In Hoover For New  Talks On Food   Wheat Pinch Beginning To Hurt; One Big Mill Closed

Wheat Pinch May Bring Rationing   Pillsbiry Mill Shuts  Down For First Time As Bowles‘Says Food Rationing May Come

Wheat Pinch Beginning to Hurt at Home   Large Flour Mill in Minnesota Closes— Hoover Expected to Present Dark Picture

Bowles Backs Move and Truman.. Studies It As No Improvement Seen in- Dark Famine OutLook; Flour Mill  Clases.

U.S. ls Facing Greatest Food Crisis In History   One Big Flour Mill Closes; Rationing Probable By August

May Add Bread To Ration Food List For August   No Wheat, Clese Big Mill: __ Urge Wartime Control; Truman Calls Hoover

Wheat Pinch Beginning To Be Felt   One Big Mill Closes; Bread Rationing For Nation Talked

Bowles Is Ready to Ask Return of Rationing in United States  to Help Overseas

First Flour Mill Closes As Wheat Pinch Tightens   Situation May Force Return Of Wartime Rationing Soon

Americans Beginning To Feel Wheat Pinch; New. Food. Ration Plan’ Talked

Byrnes’ Report Set Monday   Secretary Returns From Paris Conclave; Visits President

Praise Is Given Him  By Truman   Indications Are Ties With Russian Bloc Countries Are Poorer   Than Before   Says Task Tedious   Peace-Making Is Hard Job, Byrnes Tells  Newsmen

BYRNES 10 GIVE RADIO TALK FRIDAY   is Praised by Trumon for Doing ‘Excellent Job’

‘Byrnes Back at Capital, Schedules Report to ‘ation Monday Evening

Prespects For Europe Peace  Held Advanced   Secretary of State Byrnes Considered by Asseviates to Paris Conference as Sharing This View   Recounts Events To Pres. Trnman   Soine of Sen. Vandenherg’: Friends Report He Considers Meeting Pretly Larvely a Failure

Byrnes Back From Paris Conference   Foreign Ministers’ Confab Failed to Settle Peace But Did Not Fail to  Advance Prosperte

BYRNES: REPORTS ~ ON CONFERENCE   Spends Two Hours Telling President Truman Of — Maatina   4-POWER MEET FAILS TO SETTLE PEACE OF EUROPE

Has Little to Show for His Three Weeks of Hard Work, But Has Won Agreement Among Big Four to Meet Again  in Another Month.

U.S. Credit To Czechoslovakia Is Suspended   Byrnes Returns From Paris; Congratulated By President Truman For ‘Excellent’ Job

SECRETARY OF STATE. SAYS MEETING “MADE PROGRESS” FOR PEACE  TRUMAN CONGRATULATES  U. S. DELEGATE WHEN ’ RETURNS FROM PARIS

Peace Parley No Failure, Says Byrnes   Progress Made; UV. S. Relations With Russ Bloc Growing Worse

Byrnes Returns From Ministers Meet in Paris   He’ll Report to Nation Monday Night

«Gains Seen From Paris Conference   ' But Divisions Between * Russia and the West . Are Serious   BYRNES IS BACK HOME   Withdrawal of Aid to the Czechs Is Latest U. S.  Action

To Report To Nation Tomorrow   Vandenberg Says That On Whole Ad vantace For Peare.

BYRNES FLYING HOME 10 TELL fF PARLEY   Will Report on Failure of Peace Mission to Paris

Byrnes, BackinU.S., Says PeaceParley Nota Failure   But Relations With Red Bioc Take Turn For Worse as U. §. Cancels Czech Credits

Meet Not Total Failure: Byrnes   Peace Settlement Prospects Advanced, Says State Official

Byrnes Gives Truman Story Of Paris Meet   Secretary of State Reported as Seeing “Settlement Possible

Byrnes Gives Report io President   Will Tell Nation Monday Night of Paris Meeting

SECRETARY BYRNES HAS RETURNED FROM — - PARIS CONFERENGE   He Will Make His Report to the Nation On Monday Night.   ARRIVED THIS MORNING   He Went Directly to the State Department; to Notify . Truman.

Exeellent Job DoneByBvrnes  o o  I ruman Avers   Secretary Of State Returns From Peace Conference . + . * In Paris; Talks Friday

BYRNES INSISTS PEACE MEETING NOT A FAILURE   Claims Some Progress Made Toward Aims—Specks To Nation Friday

DEFINITELY NOT A “FAILURE”   Secretary Arrives from Europe  Prepared To Consult with  Truman.

BYRNES BACK FROM PEACE PARLEY TODAY   Will Report To People On Radio Tomorrow Night

BYRNES SUBMITS REPORT TO TRUMAN ON BlG-4 PARLEY   Hurries to White House After Reaching Washington and Talks Two Hours With President.   DOES NOT REGARD : MEETING A FAILURE   - Secretary Said to Feel U. S. Bargaining Position With Russia Improved—On Air Monday Night.

Truman Praises Byrnes for Job At Paris Parley  Secretary Drafts   Secretary Drafts Full Report for Friday Broadcast

Byrnes Reports On Paris Meet   Municipal Airport To Be Opened Officially Today

SAYS PROGRESS MADE BY GROUP AT PARIS MEET   Secretary of State Plans Radio Broadcast Friday Night

Returning From Conference of Big Four Ministers in Paris, Secretary Will Give a Report Monday Night.

_  —PEACE— Parley Not A Failure, He Claims   Secretary Of State Reports To Truman

Byrnes, Back From Peace Conference, ls Congratulated By Mr. Truman

Sec. Byrnes Sees Truman   Hurries to Confer on Paris Conference, Will Tell Netion by Radio Monday

Byrnes, Hopeful Of June Meeting, Talks to Truman  Secretary Will Report To Public Monday  On Paris Conference

SOME GAINS REPORTED AT PARIS MEEI   Returning From 21-Nation Conference, Secretary Byrnes Deciares Move to Organize Peace Was Not a “Failure.”

ecretary To Address Nation Over Networks Friday Night... .  Conference Not A Failure — Byrnes

Byrnes Keeps Silent After  Return Home      Secretary Will Report First To Truman On Big Four Meet

Progress § Seen By Byrnes at Peace Parley   Secretary ‘of State Receives Congratulations from Pres. Truman for “Excellent Job”  nt Borie Canelava

Secretary Will Report Next Week   Plans to Make Speech on Radio Monday Night—  Has No Comment

Byrnes Sees Proaress in Big 4 Parley   Vandenberg, Connally To Report on Paris  ' Session to Senate.

iSBIG-4° MADE. GAINS’   Byrnes Reports to Truman, Speaks to: Nation Monday

OOS 9OOF 9996904901900 099¢  Late News  penile littl Byrnes Says Conference Made Proaress

Byrnes Back; Feels Progress Made At Paris   Report To Nation To Be Made Friday Night.

Byrnes Says: Paris Parley Not ‘Failure’   Report To Nation set Friday Nicht

PARIS SESSION HAD PROGRESS BYRNES STATES   Peace Conference Was Not Failure, Secretary of State Tells Reporters   TRUMAN CONGRATULATES STATESMAN FOR FINE JOB

[ruman Praises Byrnes Work al Peace Talks   Secretary Will Broadcast to Notion Fridav

CANCEL LOAN IN CRACKDOWN FOR BACKING RUSSIA   SECRETARY BYRNES RETURNS TODAY TO REPORT TO NATION

Byrnes Reports To Chief   Says Conference Not Total Failure Despite Disputes

BYRNES ARRIVES FROM PARIS; ON AIR FRIDAY   Expected To Talk On U. S.-Russian Relationshius

Byrnes Praised By Truman For Work At Paris   Secretary Prepares Report To Naticen On Conference Friday

’ PARIS TREATY SESSIONS NOT HELD IN VAIN   PEACE AGREEMENTS CAN BE REACHED, BYRNES THINKS

PARIS PARLEY COMES TO END IN DEADLOCK      BYRNES FAILED IN ATTEMPT  (TO MAKE DEFINITE PRO L GRESS TOWARD PEACE ‘ WREATIES

Byrnes Reports To President  Secretary of State Plans Broadcast to Netien Adanday Niakt

Byrnes Gives Report  to President  Will Tell Nation Monday Night  net cen ce

Congratulated By President Truman   Credited With Doing ‘Most Excellent Job’; Secretary Of State Hurries To White House Immediately On Return

Peace. Meet Not Failure   Made Some Progress, Byrnes Says; U. S. Cancels Credits, Loan to Czechs

BYRNES REPORT TO PUBLIC MAY BE ON MONDAY   Secrecy Shrouds Unsuc: cessful Paris Conference On Party’s Return

Truman Hears  Byrnes’ Report   Details of Faris Meeting Related to President

NN CALLLLENI JOG AT PART, TRUMAN SAYS   Secretary to Make Report te People in Broadcast Friday Night.

Writers Assured Session Success   Secretary Gets In Touch With Cheif Immediately

REPORT BYRNES OPTIMISTIC ON PEACE OUTLOOK   State Chief To Address Nation Monday on Paris Meet

Bymes. on Air Monday Night   Secretary Will Make ‘Report to Nation . on Paris Session

Byrnes Says Progress Made  Towards Peace   Forty Million Surplus Property Credit to Czechs Cancelled, Loan  Talks Suspended   Byrnes Involved.

Byrnes Asserts Progress Made At Peace Session   Surplus Property Contract With Czechoslovakia Cancelled

Byimes Returns From Conference   Secretary of State Declines Comment on Big Four Meetings.

Bymes Receives Congratulations From President   Secretary of State to Give Radio Report Friday Night

BYRNES STATES PEACE MEETING WASN'T FAILURE   Cites ‘Progress’ On Return To Capital; U. S. Cancels Credit For Czechs

BYRNES ARRIVES TO FILE REPORT ON BIG PARLEY   Secretary Will Talk to Nation Monday Night About Conference in Paris

Byrnes to Make Radio Talk Monday   Secretary of State Reports to Truman On Peace Contab

Head Of State Department Reaches U. S.   Connally Has Praise For South Carolinian

Truman Praises — Byrnes   “Most: Excellent Job” Done at Peace Conference;-U. S. Irked at  Czechs. Calls Off Deal

Byrnes Sees Chanct For Big Three  Peace Agreement  Secret Report Made To President; Advisors Differ

BYRNES HONE* FROM PARLEY   Conference Not ‘Failure,’ Sarratary Claims.

Byrnes Reports To President On Peace Progress  U. S. Cuts Off Credit To Czechs For Siding Russia.

Paris Report On Monday   Byrnes to Discuss Paris Conference . Publicly Next Week

Byrnes Talks ‘With Truman On Bia-4 Meet   To Report to Nation Monday; ‘Progress’ Reported

Byrnes Tells Chief About Paris Parley  Doesn’t -Fhink Meetins Failed

Byrnes Plans To Report Monday Night   Secretary Confers With Truman On Paris Meeting

Byrnes Says 21-Nation Conclave “Made Progress” Towards Establishing Organized Peace In Europe   POWER COMPANY NAMES ARBITRATOR

Byrnes on Way Home fo Report on Failure of Big 4 Paris Conference

Byrnes Enroute To Washington   Secretary Of State Return ing From Big Four Conference With Little Accomplished

Byrnes Back in U.S; Denies Parley Failure   Ties With ‘Red’ Nations Worsens; 90 Million Credit Denied Czechs

Byrnes Back in U.5.:Report To Nation Planned  Goaec at Once T.   Goes at Once To See Truman; Has No Word on Parley

State Chief To Diseuss Paris Talks   Secretary Byrnes Arrives In Washington, Plans Report On Deadlocked Peace Conference

Bymes Gives Report on Big 4 Parley   Thinks Mialsters Set Stage fer Future Saecesstul Telks

Diplomat Indicates Bloe With Russia Worsening; Radio Address Planned

Byrnes Reports Peace Parley Made Progress   Returns To Washington From Paris; To Confer With Truman; Assails Czechs

Truman Lauds Byrnes for Job In Peace Meet   Secretary of State Reports to President On What Went on in Paris Conference

COASTAL AREA: 10 ARE DEAD   Three . Ships Sunk; Floods “Take Away .Vital Crops And Buildings

HIT BY STORMS   Damaging Winds, Rain Sweep British Coasta] Areas.

Guam, British Isles Hit by Costly Storms   Ten Dead; Crops Severely Hit in Southern Britain

SEVERE STORM —-HITS BRITAIN   RECENT STORMS AND FLOODS MAY RESULT IN POOREST CROPS IN NEARLY 50 YEARS

Ten Are Dead In British Storms   Furious Gales Sweep Across Coastal Areas—-Severe Property Damage

Seven States Will Vote O: Veterans Aid   May Be Guide  For Congress

VotersIn 7 States Will Decide By Ballot Next Month On What  To Do About Helping Veterans

7 States Vote on Veteran Aid   Referenda Will Form Pattern for Next Ty. S. Conaress

Union to Meet Tonight to Act On ‘Proposals   Active Pickets Suspend Steel City Streetcar Service

TROLLEYS IDLE IN PITTSBURGH   Four-Day Power Strike Ties Up Service For Million Riders

COMPANY OFFER IS TO BE HEARD TONIGHT BY POWER STRIKERS   APPENDICITIS OPERATION IS UNDERGONE BY JOHN L. LEWIS

Steel Town Disrupted - By Trolley Shutdowns   1,000,000 Daily Riders Marooned As Motorpmen Refuse To:Cross Picket.Lines; Ne- gotiations For Settlement Resumed ©

TROLLEY SERVICE CUTINPITTSBURGH   THOUSANDS CAUGHT BY SUR PRISE—SOME HITCH-HIKE THEIR WAY HOME,

Trolley Workers Join Pittsburgh Power Walkout   Million Street Car and Bus Riders Stranded by Move

Trolley Service in Pittsburgh Is Interrupted Violence Flares in Tieup at Movie Lots

MOLOTOV LEAVES PARIS BY PLANE FOR RED CAPITA   Foreign Minister Expected to Take Part In Talks at Krem!in Before Returning to Parley.   SOVIET CLAIM AGAINST ROMANIA IS APPROVED   Peace Conference Group Supports Russia’s Demand for $300,000,000 Reparations.

DELAY RULING IN-UMW WAGE CONTRACT CASE   Holdup Decision Until Afte High Court Hears Arruments

Judge Goldsborough Agrees to Postponement On Cancellation Ruling

Postponement Granted UMW   Further Litigation  Over Wage Contract Cancellation Delayed

GOLDSBOROUGH NOT TO RULE ON RIGHT OF MINERS TO CANCEL CONTRACT WITH GOVERNMENT

Court Delays Coal Decision   Goldsborough Awails High Tribunal Action

TRUMAN RETURNS TO WASHINGTON   PRESIDENT SAYS HE IS “RESTED AND REFRESHED” AFTER 18-DAY CRUISE.

Truman Returns From Vacation  Mass of Documents Piled on His Desk °

President Faces  Many Documents Accumulated At: Desk During Trip

PRESIDENT RETURNS FROM OCEAN VOYAGE   E \ Tro: Says He Ys “Rested And -Sretees ed” After Trip-To Ber  muda Aboard Yacht

President Back At White House   Returns From Cruise On Potomac To Tackle Pro. blems Of New Year

Truman at Work On Messages fo Nation, Congress   Returns From Week-end Trip Aboard Yacht

TRUMAN PLANS RADIO APPEAL: FOR: SUPPORT   PRESIDENT.TO L OF Hts LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM IN  ADDRES ow : ‘NIGHT «

Mussolini's Body Found Hidden in Milan Monastery  Long Sought Remain of Il Duce Wedged

Mussolini's Body Is Found In Monastary  Remains Wedged Into Trunk; Monk Reveals Location To Police  SECRET DISCLOSED AT CONFESSIONAL  Body Was Stolen April 22; Two Monks Are Taken Into Custody

; RECOVER BOD) RE OF MUSSOLIN   Milan Police Announce Body Found Wedged In Trunk at Monastary

Missing Body Of Mussolini. Is Located  In Monastary   Police Find It Wedged in Trunk; Stolen from Grave  At Milan in April

Suspects Held In Case Involving Body Mussolini's Body Is  Found In Monastary

Long-Missing Body of Mussolini: Discovered In Trunk in Monastar,

REMAINS TAKEN TO MILAN: TWO MONKS ARRESTED   Three Laymen Also Held — One of Thieves Discloses Secret of Location in Confessional.   STOLEN FROM GRAVE. FOUR MONTHS AGO   Body Under Police Guard  Until Instructions Are Received From Authorities in Rome. '

Corpse Hidden In Monastary, Police Report   Two Monks Taken Inte Custody; Body Under Guard Awaiting New Orders from Rome

\Navy Spends $27,000,000 For Two Precursor Ships Of Heavy Air Transport

168-Passenger Plane May Bring Bus Fares To High-Speed Travel   New Lockheed Constitution, World’s Largest Transport, Will Make First Flight Sept. 30

Prevention of Travel _ By Air Believed to Be Caused by Maneuvers, However, Say Officials.   DIPLOMATS TELL OF NEGOTIATIONS

“ —AIR BAN— . Karlier — Czech Ban  Removed   U.S. Officials Hint Soviets Moving Troops

Troop Movement   Clarified Ruling Forbids Flights Over Hungary And Remania

Hungary, Romania  Skies Blacked Out   Czechoslovakia Plane Curb Withdrawn—-No Explanation Ciwen for Drastic Orders

NO EXPLANATION GIVEN WASHINGTON THINKS IT. PROMPTED BY TROOP MOVEMES

MALTS PLANES DVCR HUNGARY AND ROMANIA   Red Army’s Order as Applied to Czechoslovakia Lifted Later,

Russia Bans Air Trips In Balkans  Troop Maneuvers - Held As Reason

RUSSIA BANS FLIGHTS OVER BALKAN NATIONS   Aerial “Curtain” Believed Due to Red Troop Movements

Russia Bans  Planes from Balkan Skies   Move Is Thought To Be - Shield for Movement Of Red Troops.

Edict Viewed As Shielding Troop Moves   Hungary, Romania Foreign Traffic Under Strict Ban

Russians Halt Flighits Over Iwo Countries te Hide Troon Activity

Big Stretch: Of Balkans Sealed Off Mysteriously   Czechoslovakia Alea Isulated to Plane Traffic By Sudden Soviet Regulation

Reds Ban Air Traffic In Balkan Area   No Explanation Given; Believe Soviet Troop Movements Underway

SET HARD COAL STRIKE TODAY   State Miners To Walk Off Job At Midnight When  Contract Expires

Miners in Har¢ Coal Fields to Strike Tonight   Union Won't Agree to Contract Extension; Proposals Rejected

MAN TRUMAN BACKED HAS GOOD MARGIN   Complete Unofficial Returns Give Axtell 19,878 to Slaughter’s 17,577 for Fifth District Nomination.

ENOS A. AXTELL WON NOMINATION IN STH DISTRICI   President Truman’s Candidate Won Over Roger C. Skaughter.   OPPOSED BY TRUMAN   He Said Yesterday’s Primary Was But the Opening Skirmish.

Truman Choice Nominated In In Missouri Race   Slaughter Defeated By Axtell Who Will Face Republican

Axtell Takes Nomination In Missouri   Truman's Choice Ousts Slaughter, Faces Battle With Republican Now

Truman's Choice Wins by 2,301 In 5th District   Sen. Briggs Overwhelms Democratic Rivals? Kem Easy GOP Victor

Slaughter Beaten By Enos A. Axtell   Harley M. Kilgore Nominated By Democrats And Thomas B. Sweeney By Repub licans In West Virginia

Showdown Looms In G. O. P. For Two Major Assignments; ‘Vandenberg Promises Fight

Vandenberg To Fight For Dual Senate Role   Wants To Be Senate's Presiding Officer.Foreign Relations Head

Vandenberg Reported Set ‘ForShowdownI/n Dual Role If Any Challenge Develops

Vandenberg to Oppose Move   Will Fight to Hold Dual Role as Senate Presiding Officer Committee Chairman

Sen. Vandenberg Expected To Fight For Dual Role as GOP Senate Leader

GOP Senator Ready to Fight   Vandenberg Defends Right to 2 Major Offiees in Congress

Vandenberg Out Of Race As President.   Makes Statement To Newspaper Corres. bondents At Packed Conference

VANDENBERG 10 FIGHT FOR BUAL CFTNATE ROLE   ‘Showdown Looms Among Republicans Over Setup; White Faces Battle

Vandenberg to Fight For Dual Position in Senate Some Oppose His Holding Two Jobs

Vandenberg Fights To Keep Two Jobs   Senator's Prospective Dual Role May Bring Republican Challenge

Takes Hat Out of Ring   ‘Vandenberg Says He's Not Candidate For’ Presidency; to Fight For Dual Senate Role

Vandenberg May Fight For 2 Jobs   Showdown Seen if Senator Asks Two Positions

Report Vandenberg Ready F or Showdown If Fight — Arises Over Dual Role-

VANDENBERG REPORTED READY FOR SHOWDOWN ON ATTEMPTS TO) BLOCK SENATE LEA DERSHIP

Vandenberg to Fight For Dual  Role In Senate   Ready For Showdown If Any Challenge Develops, He Indicates

If Fight Develops....  Vandenberg Ready For GOP Showdown Over Two Major Assignments

Will Fight Relief Fund  Vandenbers Ready For Showdown On Opposition To 2 Senate Jobs

Vandenberg Is. Ready To Scrap For Top Posts   Plans Showdown In Republican Conference Tf Necessary. .

Vandenberg Is Nol Candidate for  Presidential Race  Michigan Solon Seeks  Two Key —_— } eT ee a ee  eee

Vandenberg To Fight For Pair Of GOP Posts   Michigan Senator Wants To Be Senute’s Presiding Officer and Foreign Affairs Chairman

Baruch To Press For Early Vote   ‘Report Vandenberg Is Ready Fer Showdown On Dual -Role

VANDENBERG 10 SEEK 2 POSTS   Michigan Senator Ready To Fight For Places If Necessary

MORE FACTS IN RECENT SURVEY OF HOSPITALS   Not Much Doubt That There’s Need for Changea

Ten Counties Retponsille for Mental  Hatpital Ouertoad   Have Over 500 Vacant Beds  In County Ifomes 

‘State Office Holders Begin To Make Pians For Renomination   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent

Miners’ Locals Meet To Ratify  Coal Agreement   Expect Coal Production Soon To Begin Slow Climb Back To Normal   STEEL PRODUCTION TO MOUNT SLOWLY

Again Mining Soft Coal After Settlement   75,000 Anthracite Workers Now Idle Awaiting Contract

Truman Hits ‘Selfish’ Men In Congress   Complete text of Mr. Traman's address will be found on Page 4.

Removal of Wage Curbs Will Be Speeded President Says: Warns on Profiteerina

President, in Removing Regulations, Says It Is ‘Only Remedy’ for Shortage—Indicates Mexican Cattle Will Be Imported at Once — Promises to Speed Whole Decontrol Program.

Truman Resigned To Decontrol For Nation In Speech   President Abandons Meat Price Checks Through Radio Address; Reveals Entire Program Regulation To Be Dropped; Sweeney Says Move A ‘Death Bed Repentance’

Secretary Anderson and opa Administrator Porter Will Lift Controls Today Wage Controls to Come Off, Too. 

Course He Previously Had Set Is Altered By Chief Executive  REFUSES TO ABOLISH CONTROLS ON WAGES  Truman Asserts Rent Checks To Continue ‘’For Long Time To Come”

Politicians Assailed in  Radio Talk   President Announces His Decision on Speeding Up Decontrol Program In Radio Address

Entire Decontrol Pr ogram  to Be Accelerated   Ceilings on Livestock to Be Removed Today; President Angrily Assails ‘Group of Selfish Politictane’

Vote of ‘Selfish -Men’ Denounced   Whole DeControl Program TT. Re -Sneceded “

CATTLE PRICE CURBS 10 BE JUNKED TODAY   TRUMAN ANNOUNCES MOVE TO APPEASE HUNGRY U.S.A,

L.xecutive Hits ‘Selfish  Politicians   He Blames Them For Meat Shortage, Failure of Controls  Ceilings off Today

LEAVES INDUSTRY. TO RESTOCK ICEBOX      Included In Hastened Decontrol Pre  cess Will Be Wage Controls, _—_He Save

Changes Course Previously Set  Decontrol Program To Be Speeded Un

Full Program Of Decontrol To Be Speeded   President Angrily Assails ‘Selfish Politicians’ as Price Controls on Meat are Finally ‘Ahandaned

Holds Action  Only Remedy For Shortage   All Livestock and Meat Products Ceilings Go By Boards Today; President Assails ‘Selfish Politicians” in Address

May Include Bonus Issue   State Solons Expected To Consider Measure

Millions of Dollars Damage Done to Property In San Antonio.   RIVER ON A RAMPAGE   The San Antonio Went Out of Its Banks Following a Cloudburst.

TEN DEAD COUNTED,  HUNDREDS MISSING,  DAMAGE IN MILLIONS RIVER SWEEPS OVER  PORTION OF CITY; CLOUDBURST CAUSE

Ten Drowned As River Goes On Rampage   San Antonio River Leaves Banks After Cloudburst Tn Upper Watershed.

San Antonio Area Deluged With Rainfall   SEVERAL KILLED WHEN WATERS OVERFLOW IN AREA

Property Damage to ‘Run Into Millions of Dollars. as Result of San Antonio River Sing on a & Remipage After Cloudburst.      Scores Rescued From Rooftops;, ‘Water Is 6 Feet Deep in Streets

Property Loss Totals Millions    Woret Indundation In 25 Years Hits Texas City

Flood Takes 10 Lives in Texas City   Historic San Antonio Has Heavy Loss Following Cloudburst; Death Toll Expected to Mount

Flood Rips  San Antonio   At Least Ten ‘Ten Dead; Millions of Dollars: . Damage to Property

Millions of Dollars in Property Damage at San Antonio   'THRU BUSINESS AREA

At Least 10 Dead After Cloudburst   Many Rescued From Rooftops; Water Several Feet Deep In Streets; Damage Totals Millions.

At Least { (} A re  Drowned   Millions of Property Damage When San Antonio River Goes on Rampage

Property Loss Up in Millions   Cloudburst Hits Historic Texas City; Many Rescued From Roofs; Water Runs in Streets

10 Drowned In Historic  Texas City   Death Total May Mount; Roof Rescues; 6-inch Rain in 12 Hours.

Worst Storm Since 1921 Submeraes San Antonio Today   Water Cuts Rails, Highways; Governor Orders Out Militia

Property Damage Near San Antonio Runs in Millions   Cloudburst In Upper Watershed Causes Overflow; Scores Of Persons Rescued

San Antonio Is Struck by Worst Flood Since 1921 At Least Ten Dead; Hundreds Missing

City Cut Off, Seores Saved  From Roofs   Cloudburst Sends River Surging Through Streets

TEXAS FLOODS COST 10 LIVES   Cloudburst Sends San An tonio River on Rampage

WORST FLOOD IN 25 YEARS BNCULES CITY   Cloudbursts Bring Tragedy; Many Are Stranded, Missing

10 Ole, MANY MIoalNG AND SURES HUAI   Some Streets Six Feet Deep in Water; Damage Runs Into Millions.

TEN KNOWN DEAD, MANY MISSING IN TEXAS DISASTER   Property Loss Heavy; River on Rampage After Cloudburcs

Scores Rescued From Rooftops, Swirling Waters   Picturesque River Goes On Rampage in Histeric City After Cloudburst _

Water Runs Two to Six Feet Deep in Business Sections, Causing Millions in Property Damage—Flood Follows Storm.

Ten May Be Dead As Flood Waters  Hit San Antonio Property Loss High As Small River

Property: Loss: Estimated at Many Millions   ‘Scores Rescued. From Rooftops::As Torrents Rage -Through: City

Flood Sweeps San Antonio   Several Dead, Damage Into Millions, Rescuers Busy with Stranded Person:

Scores Injurec And Rain Still:  Falls In Area    Thousands Homeless; Property Losses: In Millions; Pleas For Help Sent Out

Rescue Ma ny From Roofs In Texas City   Fear Toll To Rise In Worst Flood Since Disaster in 1921

U. S. Foreign Policy Is Under Fire   Byrnes’ Friends, Foes Heaping Fuel on Row Pepper Started

RED FIGHT SET OFF BY PEPPER   Senator States America Guaranteeing ‘British Imperalism’   CHARGE COMMUNISM

Sen. Pepper SetsOff Hot Debate   Foreign Policy Dispute Has Fue! Added By Friends, Foes Of Byrnes

Foreign Policy Debate ls Staged By Senators; Byrnes Acts Criticized

Pepper Blast Stirs Debate   Capitol Lines Form On Foreign Policy

SEN. PEPPER FLAYS ACTION AT UN MEET   Senator Hatch Backs Firm Course Taken By Byrnes

U.S. Policy Blasts Made By Pepper   This Country Guarantee: Anglo Imperialism, I: the Senators View: Hatch Disagrees   Raps Efficiency   Martin Says Departmen! Works Js at Lowest Point

Senators Add Fuel To Hot Debate Over U.S. Foreign Policies; Byrnes .In-Center

Congressional Foes Friends Heap Fuel On Policy Debate   Touched Off By. Pepper Statement On Russia

Heap Fuel On  Foreign Policy   Off By Pepper’s Contention Nation Guaranice British Imperialism.

PEPPER STIRS BITTER DEBATE   Hatch Challenges Assertion U. S., Britain Are Ganging Up On Reds

Foreign Policy Debate Stirs New Challenge   Pepper Contends U.S. Guarantees Reian of Britain

Pepper's Charge Hotly Discussed   Hatch Says Byrnes’ Course Is Helping U. N.

FOES SIDETRACK DILLON DAM JOB   Licking Folk Urge 13 Small Projects Instead

Workers to Get Back on Jobs Monday,   Strike Settlement Is Expected to Bring PostWar Items Closer to Waiting Millions

Assembly Lines In Mayor Plants To Be Humming In Few Days As Strikes End

Industrial Outlook Better  Bring Postwar Dream: Nearer To Realization

Strike View Temporarily ls Clearer   Buf Other Threats Cloud Labor Picture as April I Nears

Strike Settlements Clear Bars to  Postwar Goods  GM, GE Agreements Break Back of Industrial Plaques

Waiting Millions May Soon Receive Popular Items   Striké Settlements Open Production

U.N. GROUP EYES SPANISH PROBE   Members Shape Policy on Extending Powers

First Anniversary  Of U.N. Today —   Council Shaping Policy On Action to Be Taken In Investigations

FRANCO DEBATE RESUMED BY UN   Australian’s Plan Due To Be 0. K.’d In Some Form

U.S. To Lead In Approving Spanish Probe   Stettinius Is .To Agree With Australian Plan

U. N. Security Council Shaping Peace Policy   Members Wrestling with Question of How Far Afield They May Go to  CHhksees Rika d Bi.

Council Shaping Up Plan For Job   Breaches Of Peace Plot To Receive Close Watch

To Discuss Extent Of  Inguiries   How Far To Go In Its Investigations Must Be Determined By The Security Council

WORLD COUNCIL IS DISCUSSING SPANISH ISSUE   Outcome Of Debate May Shape Future Policy On Problem Of Maintaining World Peace.

Spanish Case Before U.N.   Outcome May Shape Future Policy Of Keeping World Peace

UN Council. Is Fixing Its Policy   Australian Program For Spain Is Receiving Support

Outcome Of U. N. Inquiry Of Spain May Shape Future Policy Of Peace

World Security Council Working To. Suppress: Plots Against Peace

Securify Council Shaping Policy For Peace Plots   Plan of Inquiry Urged by Delegate From Australia

U. N. Council Actien. Today May Indicate Future Policy   Body Resumes Talks On Proposed Inquiry Of Spanish Situation

Council Debates Franco Probe On  Ist Anniversary   Plan Of Investigation Discussed By U-N

Spain Inquiry A Far - Reaching Issue For UN   Council To Decide How Far It Can Go To Maintain Peace

Greeks’ Claim May Reopen U.N. Breach   Prime Minister Presses Charges Of Incitement

Greek Charges May Be Cause of New UN Flareuy Over Mediterranean Spot

Slaughtering Activities Are Being Probed By OPA   Sweeping Investigating Includes York And Adams Counties —tLarge Squad Of Agents Mobilized

Narcotics Control Law In Effect Today   It Is Japan‘s First Real Law; Dispensers Must Register.

Cornhuskers Win Thriller From Kansas  Vacanti Scores Late Field Goal

Bodies of Fliers Near Washingtor   High Honors Set for Airmer Killed By Yugoslavs

Body of Local Flier Due Today   Matthew Comko, Killed by Yugoslavs Will Be Buried in Arlington Cemetery

DURANTS TO DENY GUILT IN GEM THEFT   Trial of Colonel and His Wace Captain Wife to Begin in GerMany Nett Month.

Durants Te Deny Charge Of Thef   Attorney Suys He Does No! Yet Know N. . Acer

DRAFT MACHINE TO GRIND AGAIN   ‘Greetings’ To Go To Men Between 19 And 29

Draft Machinery to Resume Operating Today  Induction Orders Will Go Out to  - Induction Centers

Draft Machinery Starts Rolling; to Up Army Strength   Coincides With * First Anniversary Of Japan's Fall-.-A 25,000 Man Quota

Draft Quotas  Forthcoming   T'wo-Month ‘Holiday’ Ends 25.000 New GIs Needed

‘DRAFT STARTS TO KEEP ARMY AT FULL QUOTA   Selective Service Gets Unexpected Aid From Enlistments

DRAFT MACHINERY IS FUNCTIONING AGAIN   September And October Quotas Wilt Be Filled, Selective Serv- °  tre Derlarec

DRAFT RESUMES AFTER ‘HOLIDAY’   September, October Calls Expected To Be Met

Draft Machinery Starts Turning  Again. Today   Quota for September To Be 25,000 Men Between 19 and 29

ClO-RAISING _.... WAGE: CLAIN   UNION'S RESEARCH GROUP SAYS PAY CAN BE HIKED

A EXPERTS AY 250.0. AISE MODEST          Leaders Say Nathan Report — Economic Mirage

DEMAND MADE FOR EFFICIENT WORK EFFORT   Assurance of Steady Production Also Is Demanded

Concilator Dewey Is Not Discouraged by Developments, Un -ion, Company to Mect Today.

Suggestion ‘Turned Down  By Auto Union  GMC Urges Return On Basis of Raise OF 121 Cente Ware

GM AND UNION NEGOTIATIONS ARE RENEWED   Federal Conciliator In Optimistic View In Spite Of First Day Impasse

Union Promptly Rejects Proposal  Workers Hold Out For 1912 Cents Hour Hike

Auto Firm Asks Work During Talks   General Motors Offers 184¥2 Cents Until Pact Signed

OFFER BY GM IS REFUSED BY UNIONS   Company Is Insisting On Positive Guarantec Of Efficient Work

Union Rejects Wage Proposal Of Auto Corp.   General Motors Offers Original 1312 Cents An Hour

Meat Shortage Termed. Critical   Scarcity to’ Last Two More Weeks; Bread Supplies Are. Eased

MEAT SHORTAGE MAY CONTINUE TWO WEEKS   Nation Is Facing W Worst Meal Shortage tn History

SEE TWO-WEEK MEAT SHORTAGE   Worst Scarcity in History of U.S. Laid to Holding For June 30 Line

MEAT CRISIS —}$-EXTENDEL   SHORTAGE TGQ CONTINUE FOR AT LEAST TWO MORE WEEKS, MARKETING EXPERTS SAY

MEAT SCARCE AT LEAST TWO MORE WEEKS   Agriculture Department and A. M. I. in Joint Warning

Overburdened Old Santa Will Bring Record Number of Toys This Year ‘

Toy Sales For Christmas. Hit. Record Volume   Everything Is In, Demand As Prices es New Highs

More Toys Available For Tots This Year   Prices Soar to All Time High for Metal Goods

SANTA TO HAVE HEAVY TOY LOAD      Purchases of Toys Reaches Record Volume — Prices, Too Soar to AllTime High,

Truman Sets  Work Appeal   Colorado Miners Defy UMW President, Vote to Return to Coal Pits

Plans to Move ty United States. SUU Has Two Major Issues  Handle. ‘ ’

UNO SESSION IMMINENT   Will Meet Again Next Fall At New York City

KRUEGER GIVEN NEW AUTOMOBILE   San Antonio Greets General With Parade  Banquet. Honors

Goodland Read) To Call National Guard For A-C   lf Situation Becomes Acute at Plant, Troops Will Be Dispatched

Guard May Take Hand if Allis — Riot Develops   Governor's Observers Watch Picketing at Big Plant:

10,000 Expected Goodland To Call Out State Guard If A-C Pickets Riot   Under 100 So Far

To Be Called Out If Needed af Allis-Chalmers  Mass Picketing Is Scheduled

Strategy Parley Is Called By C10   Plan Legal Action in Allis-Chalmers Case

Retail Price of Meat To Be Higher; Needed for Production   Man Run Over By  Steamroller Lives

Dietrich Accused Of Issuing Order For GI Massaere   Elite Guardsmen Plead Not Guilty to Torture Charges At Dachau Prison

Five Children See Dual Crime   Mother Slain With Shot GUN—Stepfather Then Ends Own Life With Weapon

Method Found To ‘Denature’ Plutonium   Rare Metal Could Be Treated So That It Could Not Explode

Method Found to Denature Prime Element   Senators Surprised by Announcement From Dean Acheson

Way To Make Atomic Energy  Fos Industrial Uses Found   Discovery is Reported at Senate Atomic Energy Com. mittee Hearing on International Controis— Presentation Made by Dean Acheson

Scientists ‘Denature’ Plutonium: / Paves Way For Future Development Of Atomic Power For Industry Use

‘Denatured’ Plutonium  Too Weak To Be Used In Manufacture Of Bombs   Report Looks To Establishing Authority Under UNO To License Plants All Over World For Production Of Atomic Energy

SGIENTISTS BARE ANEW DISCOVERY IN ATOM INQUIRY   Way Found by Which Energy Can Be Used Only for Industrial Purposes and Not for Bombs.   MAY OPEN THE WAY FOR PEACETIME USES      Truman Names Group to Evaluate Results of Proposed Tests, Indicating They May Be Held.

President Names NineMan Civilian Comunission to Report On Proposed “Bomb —Tests_in Pyapoifin

Discover means to denature plutonium senators announce   Makes possible industrial use of enercy: civilian commission named

Discovery May Speed A-Power Industrial Use   Senators Hear of Method To Render Plivoniwum Unftu for Ronhe

Scientists Reveal They Have Secret; Report Proposes Licensing System  Under UNG Group

Power Could Be Used in Industry, Not for A-Bombs   International Licensing System Is Proposed to Senate Committee   REVELATION COMES AS GREAT SURPRISE   Truman Names Commission To Evaluate Results of Bomb Tests

Fines Authorized For Idle Miners   Effect Of Strike On Indust’. Output Continues To Grow — Steel Down Half

Meanwhile Cold Wave Increases Strike Hazards   Federal Coal Administration Has Authorize< Some Operators To Assess Retroactive Fines Against Idle Miners.

Western Union Workers Quit In New York City   Walkout Starts Ahead Of Schedule; Phone Strike Scheduled ~

OF GOD AND MEN:   ol ee  Unusual Stories of Conversion Open Meeting

Eskimo and Ex-Outlaw Converted   Sur zivcr of Clyde Barrow Gang Is Now Christian

MISSING BOYS’ ~ BODIES FOUND      CHICAGO POLICE INCLIN  “BELIEVE TWO PLAYMAT SMOTHERED THROUGH

U.S, SEEKS TO AVERT GREAT LAKES STRIKE   Asks Maritime Union, Ke Firms To Parley Today

EDWARDS KOVARNA “WED NOVEMBER 6   Newlyweds To Make Home On Farm Near Merrill

College Boy, 17 Held In Degnar Kidnap Killing   Prosecutor Claims Enough Evidence To Get Indictment

Chicago . Prisoner's Finger. prints Similar fo. Those  din fumes Rata

COLLEGE BOY HELD IN DEGNAN MURDER   State Attorney Links Youth With Other Grimes’

Young College Student, Arrested for Burglary, Linked With Degnan Slaying

New Suspect Being Held In Degnan Case   Seventeen-Year-Old College Boy In Custody Of Chi. cago Police In Child  Slavine

COLLEGE BOY 1S GUILTY OF CHILD SLAYING   State Attorney “Satisfied” After Long Questioning

FINGER PRINTS  LINK STUDENT WITH MURDER   CHICAGO AUTHORITIES SATISFIED THEY HAVE AT LAST SOLVED DEGNAN KIDNAP ~ KILLING MYSTERY

Plan Would Take Control  Irom Ameriea   Substitute for U. S. Plan Would Be Put Into Effect If Half  Of Nations Favored

Proposal For World Convention, Weighed By United Nations Atomic Energy Commission, Would Compel U. S. To Destroy Her Fissionable Bombs Within Three Months—Soviet Proposition Drastically At Variance With American Suggestion

Reds Offer Substitute Atom Plan   Proposal Would Make U. S. Destroy Bombs Within Three Months ;. Comes As Surnrice

Soviet Atomic Plan Pondered By U.N. Board   Would Force U. S. To Destroy All Her A-Bombs Within Three Months.

Russia Offers Atomic Plan   Drastically at Odds With Baruch Plan For Control

Russians Submit Own Atomie Plan   Soviet Delegate Ignores Baruch’s Suggestion and Rejects Proposal To Abolish Veto Powers.

Russia Offers New Atom Control Plan   Substitute For U.S. Proposal Considered By U.N. Commission; Adoption Would Force Nation To Destroy Atom Bombs Within Three Months

RED PROPOSAL REQUIRES U. 8. DESTROY BOMB   Differs Drastically From Solution Posed By Baruch

AtomicCommission Weighs Soviet Plan   Would Require U.S. to Destroy Present Stock in Three Months

RUSSIA OFFERS A-PLAN   Drastic Variance With Conditions Proposed by US

STUDY SOVIET COUNTER-PLAN ON ATOM USE   Russians Propose World Convention to Outlaw A-Weapons

PROPOSAL SETS WORLD PARLEY TO TAKE ACTION   Action Handed To UN Group Differs Sharply From That Of America

Commitiee Studies Soviet A-Bomb Plan   Russians Submit Counter Proposal To Baruch Report

PLAN DIFFE FROM BARUCH PROGRAM   Would Forbid Use And Production Of Weapons   ALL ATOM BOMBS   Held By U. S. Would Have To Be Destroyed In Three Months

Russia, Running True to Form, Replaces Proposed U.S. Atom Plan With One of Her Own

Russia Presents Plan To Qutlaw Atomic Bombs   Measure Differs From That Offered By United States

Council Debates Atomic  Control   Russia ‘is Seeking Meet To Outlaw Atomic Bomb

Soviets Counter Baruch   Russia Proposes U.S. Destroy Weapon Before Controls Are Assured

Gromyko Submits Counfer-Offer lo Commission  ‘ss...   Varies Basically With Baruch Plan; Would Put Control Under UN Group

Russian Plan On Atom Control Is Being Weighed   Calls For World Convention To Outlaw Atomic Weapons

Weigh Soviet Plan to Outlaw  Atom Weapons   lf Adopted, United States Would Be Conipciled To Destroy A-Bombs With” in Three Months

Vital Points At Variance  With U. S.   World Convention Proposal Offered

IRed Proposal Would Require U. S. A-Bombs. Be Destroyed   Gromyko Suggestion Provides For World Wide Pact On Issue

DEMANDS U.S. DESTROY ALL IN 3 MONTHS   Plan Differs From American Proposal; World Parley Asked

Commission Airs Soviets Atomic Plan   Would Compel Early Destruction Of U. S. Bombs

GROMYKO OFFERS SUBSTITUTE FOR U. S. PROPOSAL   WOULD COMPEL U. S. TO DESTROY BOMBS WITHIN 3 MONTHS

U. N. Parley Weighs Russ A-Bomb Plan   Proposal Counteracting American Plan Offered to Outlaw Weapon

Weigh Red Plan» Forbidding Use -Of Atomie Bomh   Soviet Offer Counters U.S. Plea To: Share Secrets -. And. Destroy. Weapons

‘The Russians Have A Plan....  Study Soviet Suggestion For World Convention To Outlaw Atomic Weapons

Russian Bomb Plan Studied   Moscow Proposal, if Adopted, -Would Compel U. 8. to . Destroy Atomic Weapons

UN Council To Study Russian Atomic Plans   SUGGESTION ( OF SOVIET DELEGATE TO BE DEBATED

RED ATOMIC ENERGY PLAN § STUDIED   Members of U.N. Commission Consider the Proposal Which Would Require U.S. to Destroy A.Bombs in 90 Days.

U.N. Weighs Russia’s. Atom Counterplan  Proposal Would Give _U. S. Three. Months For Bomb Disposal

Substitufe’For Baruch Plan At Variance With U. S. On Vital Points

PUNISHMENT SET UP FOR VIOLATORS   1) 5 Would Have To Destroy Her A-Bomb Supply

Russia Wants VU. 8. To Destroy All Her Atom Bombs Within 3 Months

OUTLAY ABOMB   Proposal Would Compel United States to Destroy  Btamic ttlannanc

Soviet Plan for. A World Atomic Meet Considerec  Would Compel U. S.  Ta Dectrov Bamhbs

UN Afomic Group Weighs Red Plan To Outlaw Weapon  Bead € ptaAanact jn Wal,   Red Suggestion Would Hove US Destroy All A-Bombs in 3 Months

Would Force U. S. ToDestroyBombs Within 3 Months   Program Drastically At Variance With Conditions Laid Down By Bernard Baruch

Reds Offer A Counter Atomic Plar   If Adopted, U.S. Would Have to Destroy All Atom Bomb Stocks Within Thean Mnnaehke

Death Toll In Nevada Plane Crash Reaches 21; Wreck May Affect Scheduled Air Flights

‘THE RED STEER WILL BE ‘CLOSED FROM JULY 1 THRU “JULY 8 FOR VACATIONS,

INDIAN INDEPENDENCE VETOED BY MOSLEMS   League Paves Way For “Holy War” In India

INDIA PROGRAM GIVEN SETBACK   ee 5 MOSLEM LEAGUE DELEGATES REJECT INVITATION TO PARTICIPATE IN GOVERN“WENT PROGRAM

1946 World Sugar Supply to © 'Be Lower Than During War ‘Agricultural Department Says

Hays Requests Truman To Lift Flood Work Ban   CONGRESSMAN IN PLEA FOR FUNDS TO HALT DANGER

Yoshida, New Jap Premier, Forms Cabinet   Miki Chosen as House Speaker; New Purge List Rumored

Yoshida Is Named Premier of Japan; Begins Forming a Coalition Cabine’

ANOTHER BATTLESHIP MAY GO DOW}   32,720-Ton Jap Fertle Wagon 5 Listing Badly

FIFTEEN SHIPS SUNK, DAMAGED IN BOMB BLAST      Rear Admiral Blandy Makes Tour Of Bikini Lagoon Today

Tour In Radio Active Waters Reveals 15 Ships Sunk or Damaged By Bomb

CASUALTIES OF BIG BOMB GROW   JAP BATTLESHIP REPORTED LISTING BADLY

Shi p Sinkings By Atom Blast  Ma v Increase   Indications Are Japanese Battleship Nagato Will Go Down

Eyewitnesses Find Fact In Daring Sorties  Into Contamin ated Waters.

Capital Ship Nagato May Be Sinking   Blandy Awaiting Rain Before Entering Lagoon at Rikini

JAP BATTLESHIP MAY BE ADDED TO BOMB LIST   15 Ships Already Listed As Sunk — Or Radly Damaged

ANOTHER SHIP SINKING IN BIKINI BAY   Will Bring to 16 The Number Sunk Or Badly Damaged

Believe Nagato Will Go Under In 24-48 Hours   32,000 Ton Vessel’s  Compartments Floode:

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Ta All in The Various Cammunities

Farmers Union Wires President  Wants Anderson Out, U. S. Run Coal Mines

HANLEY GIVES ORDER T0 CONSERVE GOAT   During Coal Emergency Use of Power and Light to Be Reduced

‘Emergency’ Edicts Issued   N. Y. and Maryland Actio Ease Crisis

Nationalists Capture Rich Coal Region   Communists Are Not Putting Up Any  hind of DRecictanca

CLUE SEEN IN SLAYING CASE   Sheriff Studies Tip on Sugar Operations In Murder

Men Are Held In Degnan Case   Made Calls To Home After Child Had Been Kidnaped

Two Held in  Degnan Case   Youths Grilled for Several Hours Regarding Chicago Kidnap-Killing

Visited Home After Crime: : Lie Test Result “Did Y , a, Stack Up Se et . Fair?

YOUTHS QUIZZED IN DEGNAN CASE   CHICAGO POLICE SAY PAIR TELEPHONED GIRL'S FATHER

Two Young Men Being Held By Chicago Authorities  Probing Child’s Death

Quiz Two on Degnan Calls   Phoned Degnan Home On January 7, Detective Chief Says

2 Youths Held  In Degnan Case   22-Year- Old, 18 18-Year - Old Held On Open Charges  After Questioning.

Quiz Pair In Kidnap-Murder   Chicago Police Said The} Admit Calling At Home After Crime

TWO YOUNG MEN HELD IN DEGNAN KIDNAP - MURDER   Youths Held On Open Charge For Questioning; Admit They Made Calls To Deg nan Home Morning  Of Fiendish Murder.

Two Young Men Arrested In Connéction With Kidnap Killing Of Suzanne Deqnan   Youths Admit Making Call At Degnan Home On Morning Tot Was Kidnaned

Police Quiz Pair in Degnan Probe; Had Called Girl's Home   Two Youths Admit Calls To Degnan House,  Nothing Else

2 Youths Held in Degnan Case   Admit Telephone Calls, .. fo Victim's Home. : Sav Police _ =

LaGuardia Walks Oui of Meeting  Schedules Another Seaccinn Tuesday

LIVESTOCK MEN BLAST CONTROL   Meat Industry Spokesmer See Less For Average American Consumer

Court Quarrel Likely to Wait   Any Investigation by Congress to Await Tackson’s Return

Court Feud Simmers Now   No Congressional Action Likely This Summer; Eventual Probe Possible

Court Feud May Simmer Along   Sumners Prefers to Wait Return of Jackson from  Nuernberg Trials

Congress May Let Court Feud Simmer   Intervention Not Likely Until Justice Jackson Returns from Nuernbera in Fuf!

Dispute May Sizzle Through Summer... .  No Immediate Action Anticipated In Jackson Blast At Justice Black

EXPECT SOLONS TO LET FEUD ON TOP COURT SLIDE   Likely to Delay Action Until Jackson Returns From Nuernberg in Fall

SUPREME COURT FEUD TO SIMMER   Congress Likely To Wait For Jackson's Return From Europe

Congress Wary Of Court Feud   No Action Is Likely During The Summer

Sizzling Cour t  Feud Likely To  Simmer Along   Justice Jackson, Now In Germany, Would Be Chief Witness Tn Event

QUICK ACTION SEEN UNLIKELY Qn COURT TIFF   jackson Blast At Black To . Be Placed Before House judiciary Group

No Action Now From Congress (n Judges Feud   Opinion Seems To Be That Jackson Should Be Present At Investigation

TRUMAN SAVES MAN WHO KILLED 2 JAPS   President Commutes Death Sen tence of Private Hicewa to 30 Wears in Prison.

ALL DRAFTEES FROM 1945 10 BE RELEASED   ARMY MUST DROP 435,000 MEN BY JAN. 1

435,000 Cut In Personnel Will Be Made   Reduction Ordered Before End of Year By War Department

Raps Misuse. UNRRA Aid   Greek Mission Chief Protegts Use OF Trucks For Political. Purvose;

GREEKS” TOVOTE ON KING SUNDAY   Violence On the Increase in ‘Tense Country

UNRRA PROTESTING ‘USE OF TRUCKS BY IGREEK MILITARY   Also Charge Equipment Used For Political Purposes; Violence on Increase

Soviet Chief Backtracks  On Walkout   Gromyko Attends Meeting of _ Security Group, Which Still Faces Critical Decision Over Tran’s Complaint

Farmers, Weatherman On Good Terms Again  Rains Fall Over North Texas Todav After Sunday Showers

C. O. Denies Cruelty    Lichfield Commander. Testifies in Own Defense at Trial

Pauley Blasts At Ickes In Reply   Nominee Asks Why Oil Men Aren’t Good Timber

Pauley Hits Back at lekes   Wants to Know “What Ils Wrong With Oil Men?”

PAULEY ASSAILS IGKES FOR STAND   Demands To Know What’s Wrong With Oil Men

Pauley Declares Oil Men Able To Fill Navy Posts   New Reports Of His Withdrawal

Pauley Hits Back at Harold Ickes  Cites War Record Made by Oi] Men

PAULEY STRIKES BACK AT ICKES, OTHER OPPONENTS   Upholds Oi1 Men and Demands to Know “What Is Wrong” With Them .-as Hinted by Former Secretary of Interior

Hint Pauley Will Request Withdrawal   Lashes Back At Ickes, Others

PAULEY DENIES. ICKES’ CHARGES   CALIFORNIA OIL MAN SAYS HE DID NOT SEEK CONTRIDUTIONS ON CONTINGENCY BASIS

COLLET IN KEY ROLE   Is Rumored He Will Return to Washington With President

Franco Is Accused Of Sheltering Nazi: And Aiding Them In Devising New Means of Warfare

Nation Called Nazi Haven In Formal Charge    Next Meeting of U. N. Called for Monday Afternoon by With Russian-lranian Problem Scheduled for Action

FRANCO AIDING NAZIS, POLAND INFORMS U.N   SPANISH REGIME SEEN AS PEACE MENACE

Charges Spain Is Threat to World s Peace  ecttianne Made   Accusations Made by Poland at Security Council

FRANCO ACCUSED OF ENDANGERING PEACE OF WORLD   Poland Files Charges Against Spain With U. N. Council   RUSSO-IRANIAN ISSUE COMING UP MONDAY

Spain's Regime  Menaces Peace,  Lange Charges New: Ambassadot  To Washington Named by Soviet:   lean’s Cace Aaain

Franco Regime Is Accused Of Endangering Peace of World and Sheltering Nazis   Russian-Iranian Case to Again Confront Security Council When It Meets Again Next Monday; U. S. and Britain Seem Reluctant to Interfere in Spain Case

Spain Assailed As Threat To Peace   Poland Accuses Franco Regime Of Atding Nazis 10 Flot New Means Of Warfare; Asks UN To Take Blunt Action

CHARGE SPAIN ENDANGERING WORLD PEACE   Poland Asks Security Council to Crack Down on Franco

Franco Endangers World Peace, Poland Tells UNO   Spain Shelters Nazis And German Scientists. Says Accusation

POLAND SAYS FRANCO STOPS WORLD PEACE   United Nations Asked To Take Definite Action Against Spain

Charges Spain Is Threat to World's Peace   Accusations Made by Poland at Securitv Council

Council Is Given Six Complaints   Regime Of Generalissimo Franco Accused Of Aidina Germany In Developing Weapons

DEMAND U. N. ACTION Poles Charge Spain: Aids Nazis In Devising New Meansof War   GromykoRelieved as Envo’ To Devote Time to U.N. :

Regime Seen As Threat to World Peace   Russo-Iranian Case Also Will Come Up Again Before Council

“UN TO CHECK ~ FRANCO SPAR   Accusations Made At Security Council .

SPAIN ACCUSED OF ENDANGERING PEACE OF WORLD   Poland Charges Franco Shelters Nazi and Aids Germans “Devising New Means of Warfare.”   URGES U.N. ACTION AGAINST HIS REGIME   United States Has Taken Po. sition Situation Is One for the Spanish People to Handle.

IRON ARE MINES TO REMAIN IDLE   Workers Will Hold Out For 18!4 Cent Hourly Wave Increases

Bus Plan Rejected; Audit Change Voted   Controversial Transportation Amendment Loses by 4 to 3 Edge

Philippine Election Day Quiet   Presidential Candi date Roxas Gets Kidnap Threat, But No Violence Is Reported

Presidential Candidate Is in Hiding During Philippine Election Day   NO VIOLENCE REPORTED

House Passes Lunch Bill For Schools      Compromise Plan Goes To Senate

Farmers Hold Off  Big Land Boom  Still Face Threat As Prices Raise

Deputies Shoot Police Chief After Foray in Portage-Co.  Officials Launch Probe at Salem - Ae Result of Wild Shooting Spree

WILD SHOOTING BATTLE PROBED   Police Chief Wounded in Fracas While Off Duty

Ambassador Patterson Will Make Face To Face Presentation Of Stern U. &. Denunciation Of Yugoslav Incident   TITO IN DEFENSE OF HIS FIGHTERS

YUGOSLAV NOTE ADMITS PLANE WAS SHOT DOWN   Three May Have Been Killed: Stern Denunciation Is Pianned By Patterson

US. Protest To Be Given Direetly To Marshal Tito   Patterson Slated To See Official About Attacks Against Two American Transports

U.S. Envoy Will Take Protest on Atiacks to Tite   Ambassador to Face Yugoslav Tomorrow in Stern Denunciation

U. §. To Protest Direct To Tito   Patterson Expected To Denounce Slavs In Plant Shootina

U. S. to Take Direct to Marshal Tito a Protest Against Forcing Down of Planec

PROTEST. PLANNED Td MARSHAL TIT   Three Crewmen Said to ye Killed in Attack on Ship; Speech Made by Yugoslav Chief.   ‘NEW PEACE’ ASKED

Inree Crewmen Apparently Are Dead In Crash   U. S. Ambassador To Meet With Tita

SECOND ATTACK ON TRANSPORT KILLS 2 MEN   Ambassador Will Hand Tito Strong   Protest 

BALANCED BUDGET IS PROMISED BY TRUMAN   President Says Government Will Be Nearly Seven Billions Richer By June 2¢

THREE-PARTY. RULE LIKELY IN FRANCE   Bidault Seems Slated for  -Premier’s Job.

“We Were All Definitely Abnormal,” Jap’s Final Plea on Cannibalism

“We were all definitely abnormal....”  Jap Charged With Cannibalism, Atrocities, Says Garrison Had Degenerated With Defeat

Japanese Blame Abnormal! Life For Cannibalism   Low Food Stores, Effects Of Bombing Raids Cited

Ministers Hit New Deadlock  Trieste Problem Is Shelved Temnorarily

BIG 4 POSTPONE TRIESTE, ACTION: DANUBE ISSUE UP   New Deadlock Develops When Reds Object to Putting Free Navigation Clause .n Romanian Pact.   LITTLE ACCOMPLISHED IN FOUR-HOUR SESSION   Italy Notifies Council of Its Rejection of Proposed Swap of Gorizia for Trieste.

ANUBE PUTS DAMPENER ON Big 4 TALK   Little Accomplished As Molotov Protests

Big 4 Council Is Deadlock Over Danube   Problem of Troubled Trieste Is Shelved: Little Accomplished

BlG-4 CLASH ON ISSUE OF FREE DANUBE   New Deadlock Appears As Trieste Dispute Is Put Aside

DANUBE KNOTTY ISSUE FOR U.N,   Foreign Ministers Get Little Done On Peace Pacts

Free Danube N avigation  Snags Big 4   Foreign Ministers Drop Trieste Issue To Iron Gut Treaties

Russia’s Molotov Objects to Including Subject in Romanian Peace Pact; Issue Put Aside.

SEAMEN TANGLE IN STREET FIGHT   A. Fat Rivals Stage Clash; U. S. Pushes For Peace

Police Break Up Battle Of AFL Strikers  First Violence Of   First Violence of Maritime Walkout Follows Meetine

Police Break Up Unionists’ Street Braw]   Battle In New York Mark: First Violence In FiveDay-Old Maritime Strike

War Food Record  Of lowa Farms Y  oe  Like Fairy Tale '   Huge Increase in All Crops Shown In 5-Year Summary

42 HOLIDAY DEATi:S   Liquor and Water Blamed for ' Heavy California Accident Toll

Blame Liquor, Sterms for California’s Death Toll   Christmas Holiday Deaths Exceed  wuss Ue m 2 wet) FL Mya. \ESUMSe, LWEIVE Die lib olaic

Gypsies Rally to Bedside of Queen. Critical in Philadelphia Hospital

Japs Launched Over 9,000 Balloon Bomb: AtU. 5. In Two Years   Only 225 Ever Found Here According To FBI Information

9000 Bomb-Balloons Sent Against U. S. By Japanese But Only 225 Found Goal

Jap Supply of Bomb-Carrying Balloons Ran Out in March, “45   U. S. Intelligence Reports Most Sent From Home Island«

Jap Relea sed 9.000 Balloon Bombs On U.S.   Enemy Intelligence  Estimated 10 Per Cent Reach This Country

STRIKE THREAT IN PITTSBURGH NOW DISSIPATED      Independent Unjon Of Light Company In Agreement. T,) Arbitrate

Returns Home  After Abduction   Children Picked Up On Way To School

Younger Sisters Flee Abductor; Older Child ‘Mysteriously Returns

Many Want Triplet Girls Offered for Adoption by Couple in Washincton

‘Tanice_Dyaslin. Ent tertains......... Afton League of 4 Leaf Clover

FULL PROGRAM FOR LEGIONS CONVENTION   “Everything Taken Care of Except Weath er,” Says Icenogle

Byrnes Reports To President on Critical Situatior   Observers See Crucial Test for UNO Power To Preserve Peace

British Declare Soviets Marching Near Turkey, Iraq   U.S. Dispatches  Note to Moscow Mamandina Raancnn

Secretary of State Evidently Bases Report on Russia’s Movement of Army Into Iran.      ‘LEND- LEASE TANKS  MAY BE INVOLVED

Byrnes Reports To Truman   International Affairs Discussion Presumably Centers on Iran

Capitol Bustles With Diplomatic Activity As Russian Troops — Advance Into Iran

Byrnes And HST Confer   Soviet-U. S. Relations Strained By Crisis: Test For UNO Powers Seen

Byrnes Reports to Truman on Crisis In World Affairs   U.S. Ambassador te Moscow Also Holds Talks with Foreign Relations Cammisttas

Soviet Action Threatens UNO   Washington Asks For  Soviet Explanations   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Diplomatic Writer

Byrnes Reports On Critical ‘World Affairs   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER  Associated Press Diplomatic Writer

Truman Gets Report On Iranian Situation   _ Russian Move of More Forces Into Iran Disturbs Official Washington, U. S. Asks Moscow What Reds Up to There

Reported Red Army Activities in lran  Pose Blow for UNO   Washington and London Ask Quick Replies to Their Queries   By JOHN 71. mitarfOWER Associated Press Diplamatic hi riter

Soviet-U. S. Relations Strained By Crisis; Test For UNO Powers Seen

Truman Gets Late Reports   Information Centers on Movement of Red Troops

President Given Picture o' Situation by Byrnes Presumably Centering Around Red Activities in Iran.

PRESIDENT CALLS IN BYRNES TO TALK OVER IRANIAN SITUATION - RUSSIAN MARCH INTO '  OIL-RICH LAND MAY  Cwe Ih DIr Terr

GIRL REVEALS NIGHT OF HORROR IN ROOM   Clerk Says Air Force Officer Burn. td His Initials On Her Body And Then Raped Mer

LABOR MEASURE VIEWED URGENT]   Sentiment Grows for Early Congress Action

Drastic demands to settle labor strife expected   Truman’s failures to stop walkouts arouses protests

Floods Now Threat After  Storm Wave   Four’ Southern States Face  _ Dangey from Rising Waters  ' on Heels of Tornados Which Killed at Tract 22

NHA Calls for Speedup ‘Of Converting Buildings —_ Dwelling Units

UN Committee Votes fo Admit 3 New Members   iccland, Sweden and Atghanistan Slated to Join United Nations

Powerful Committee On Politics Asks For Admittance Of Three Countries

Australian — Council Curb Plan Rejected   Battle Shaping Over Trusteeship—. Soviet Prepares Plan

UN Seats Favored for Afghanistan, Iceland, Sweden   Assembly Approval Certain; Reds Frame Trustee Veto Plan

U. N. May Admit Three New States   Australia Loses Fight to Restrict Powers of Security Council; New Veto Fight Looms in Proposal on Trusteeship Agreements

THREE NATIONS TO BE PUT UP FOR UNO SEATS   iceland, Sweden And Afghanistan Recommended; Two Issues Shape Up

Adding New Members to UN Group   Iceland, Sweden, Afghanis tan Are to Be Admitted to Membership

Idle Workers  Lowest Since Last September   Believe Maritime Dispute will End In ‘Couple of Days’

WSA Predicts Maritime Agreement as Number of Idle Falls to 150,000

STRIKE TOTAL AT LOW MARK   WSA Predicts Settlement Of Maritime Dispute, Biggest Issue Now

= TLEMENT ‘7 MARITIME ROW IS SEEN   W. S. A. Predicts Dispute Will Be Settied in 2 Days

U.S. To Probe Scandal In Vet training Plan   Attorney General Acts After General Bradley Urges Tighter Control

FALL CLASSES START AT STATE   Over 21,500 Students, 2,000 Instructors Jam College

Jap Volcanic Eruption Puts 6000 to Flight   Undetermined Number . Reported Killed as Lava Rolls From Three Peaks.

Thousands Flee  Volcano Eruption   Man’ Reported Killed As Hot Lava Pours From Volcano On Southern  Jap Island

‘Gallows Bait’ At Nuernberg      By J. ML ROBERTS, JR. * sy Analyst

Wisconsin Crop Prospects Fine -If Rain Arrives  Conditions Great For Nearly Every Type of Productior

United Nations Anti-Filibuster Rule ls Proposed by Stettinius of U. §.

MERCURY-DROP~ 1S PREDICTED   COLD. WAVE MOVING INTO OHIO FROM NORTHWEST— —.-_LOW_TEMPERATURES __ * ARE KORECAST ————

Foreign Minister Talk on Germany   Wants to Consult Domin ions Before Treating Proposal for Ruhr   MAY NOT HAVE TIME TO ACT ON AUSTRIA   Russia Doubts Mention By U. S. Will Urge Discus gion on Treaty

British Block Big Four Vote On Germany   U. S. Balked In Effort To Get Action on Austria

BRITAIN BLOCKS ANY TALKS ON PLAN FOR REICH   Russia Doubts If Conferees Will Have Time To Take Up Austria   FRENCH WANT RUHR UP   Big 4 Leaders Get Off To Good Start At First Session

DISCUSSION ON GERMANY RUNS INTO BLOCKADE   Russia Doubts Big Four To Have Time To Consider Austria

GERMAN PEACE TERMS WILL NO BE DISCUSSED   Fate of Austria May Also Be Left Off the Agenda

England Blocks Discussion QO German Peace   Russia Sees No Time to Talk Over Austria

ASKS BAN ON UNRRA SUPPLIES TO RUSSIA   Charges Soviet Censors Re: ports On Distribution

Plans To Ban UNRRA Goods   Proposal Is Move Yor Uncensored Reports

Russ Relief  Ban Asked for Censorship   Radio, News Men Denied Access to UNRRA Tiietributian Reports

HOUSE REPORTED PREPARED TO BAN SUPPLIFS > UNLESS UNCENSORED REPORTS ARE PERMITTED 

GOP, Demo Senators Into Chairman Fight   Senators Capper, Hayter Back Up Statements  By Respective Party Noeotianal Chrisman

Senators Jump Into Wordy Fray   Capper and Taylor Stand by Statements of National Chairman

DIFFER ON ISSUES   Demo and G. O. P. Senators  Argue Over Coming _  Campaigns 

Warming Up To Politics   Capper Flays Hannegan While Taylor Takes _ Carroll Reece to Task

Political Battle Develops Over Election Issues   Capper, Taylor In Fray Between Reece, Hannegan

2-Hour Strike Set In New York City  In Protest Action   Slated For Monday To Support WesternUnion Workers and To Protest Anti-Strike Bill.

Work Stoppage Called InN. Y.   Two-Hour Stoppage Of All CIO-Members Not In Vital Service

NEW YORK FACES WORK STOPPAGE   CIO Calls Virtually Al! Members To Join TwoHour Protest Strike Mon * day.

CIO Members In New York Will Stage Work Stoppage For Two Hours On Monday

Union Says 600,000 Workers Will Remain Idle in Protest Over Legislation, Other Matters.  GOVERNMENT PLANS      GOVERNMENT PLANS TO SEIZE TUGBOATS

NEW YORK CIO WORKERS TO STAGE WORK HALT   Plan Two-Hour Stoppage for Monday - In Support of Western Union Strikers

KENTUCKIAN TO00 ILL TO TESTIFY ON WAR PROFITS   Sends Word He Has Suffered Heart Attack; Doctor Willing To Report On His Condition In Private Session.

VONGRESSMAN IS SEIZED BY HEART ATTACK   May is Unable to Testify Today—_Two Generals Are Called

Lee Physician  My To Explain Solon’ s Ilness        Willing To Tell Senators -. In Private Why May Cannot Appear.

Heart Attack Delays Testimony From May   Physician Offers To Explain Absence In Private Session

Attorney For Kentuckian In Statement   War Profits Committee In Meetina

May's Physician Weedy To Explain ‘Salon's IIlness      Willing To Tell Senators ka Private Why May Cannot Appear.

Importance of Situation is Underscored by 2'/.-Hour White House Conference

BEEF INDUSTRY FILES REQUEST FOR DECONTROL   Move by White House Believed to Be Imminent

TOP ADVISERS DISCUSS CRISIS WITH TRUMAN   President May Make Some Announcement of Plans at. Press Conference. .

FACT-FINDING PANEL TO BEGIN WORK SATURDAY   Panel Appainted To Inquire Into’ Threatened Steel Strike

GOVERNMENT AIMS TO SOLVE LABOR ISSUES   Federal Experts Make Efforts to Head Off Threatened Industrial Strife.   BULLETIN

STEEL PANEL — TAKES UP PLAN TO AVERT STRIKE   To Urge Each Side To Resume ‘Collective Rareaininae’ i

Panel In Steel Dispute To Begin Work Saturday   Collective Bargaining Resumption To Be Asked By Committee

France Granted Over Billion Dollar Credit   Leon Blum Signs Agreement With U. S. Treasury Secretary

France Gets American Loar  - Credit Extended For  PrsaAneisia AHAn Dien

U. S. Extends $1,370,000,000 Loan to France   Agreement Signed By Blum to Enable Reconstruction

CREDIT EXTENDED TO FRANCE FOR REBUILDING PROGRAM   $1,370,000,000 Will Be Given Nation To Settle Lend. Lease Account And To Purchase Surplus Military Equipment And Merchant Shipping

U §, EXTENDS ‘CREDIT 10 FRANCE   CONSISTS OF DIRECT LOAN OF $650,000,000 AND CREDIT OF $720,000,000,

Farmers Union Seeks Ouster Of Secretary Anderson; Hot Fight Continues Over Price Controls Of Meat

Oust Ag Chief, Is Demand By  Farmers Union   Organization Charges Official ‘Responsible’ For Current Food Shortage

National Farmers Union Calls On Organized Labor To Join In Drive For Firing Secretary Of Aoriculture.

‘OUST ANDERSON’ DRIVE LAUNCHED   Farmers’ Union Seeks Help Of Murray And Green

Farmer Union ‘Asks Truman  Lift Anderson   Agriculture Group Urges CIO Join In Seeking Sec «retarv’s Ouster,   BLAST PRICE POLICY

Labor Unions’ Aid . Sought in Move To Oust Sec. Anderson   National Farmers Union Out to Get Chief of Agriculture Dept.

Farmers Call For Scalp Of Cabinet Chief   Farm Union Wants Labor Te Join In Drive To Oust Clint - Anderson From ‘Ag’ Office

Anderson Is Target   Farmers Union Says Agriculture Secretary Unfriendly to Price Control: Seek Ouster

National Farmers Attack Anderson   Union Drive. Seeking Scalp Of Aariculture Secretary

Battle Over Control Of Meat Prices Hot, — ‘Despite Truman’s Stand

Farm Group Seeks Ouster Of Anderson   Labor Unions Asked To Join Drive; Want Meat Price Lid Off

Tumult on Price Control Reaches New High Points  Several Groups in Plea Truman Fire Secretary Andersor

Farmers’ Union Asks Help of Labor To Oust Secretary of Agriculture

Farm Union Joins Price Control Row      Organization Asks Labor Support in Demanding Removal of Secretary Of Agriculture

Farmers Stir Drive to Hurl Anderson Out   Tumult Over Meat Directs Criticism At Cabinet Officer

Farmers Union Seeks Scalp Of  Sec. Anderson   Calls On CIO And AFL Leaders To Join Drive For Ouster.

Farm Group Seeks Ouster of Agriculture Head Anderson in Meat Control Protest

Truman’s Stand on O.P.A  Continuance Has No Dampening Effect on Attitude

Labor Unions’ Aid Is Sought in Drive To Oust Anderson   Farm Organization Blames Agriculture Chief for Shortages-Meat Tumult Grows

Truman Stand: Firm on Meat Price. Conirol   Farmers Union Wants To Oust Sec Anderecon

Ouster of Anderson — Sought by Farmers   National Farm Union Claims Agriculture Boss Responsible for Meat Shortage

SEEK AID OF LABOR TC OUST SEGRETARY OF AGRICULTURE   Farmers’ Union Blames Andersor For Country’s Food Shortage

UNION WOULD OUST CLINTON ANDERSON   Farmers Ask Labor Groups to Join Fight on Agriculture Secretary

Support Of C10 And AFL Asked By Organization   Campaign Against Price Controls Said Encouraged

‘LABOR ASKED TO JOIN AGRICULTURAL CAMPAIGN  “OUST ANDERSON. FARMERS ASK

Texas Poll Shows   Rainey High Man   Record Vote Is Predicted In Saturday’s Demo Primary--Providine It Doesn’t Rain

3-DAY WARREN STRIKE HALTED   Return of Power Employes May Be Temporary In Ohio City

WARREN TIEUP. FINALLY ENDED   POWER COMPANY EMPLOYES RETURN TO JOBS’ TODAY ‘UNDER A TEMPORARY AGREEMENT

TOJO AND FOLLOWERS PLEAD «NOT GUILTY   28 Japanese Go On Trial On June 3

Heavv Slate Is Followed By Candidates   John Sparkman Schedules Thirty Public Appearances This Week

Senate Hopefuls Book Many Talks  Record On Oratory Slated For Week

Former Premier  Of Japan Jailed   81-Year-Old Baron One OF 28 Indicted

Education Board Refuses to Revoke Linden Superintendent’s Certificate

Tornquist Wins in School Fight  Examiners Refuse to Revoke Certificate

 Chicago, Northwestern Line Plans Fast Train land Slash in Schedulec

Police Comb 6 States For  Snood Slayer   Hunt For Murderer Is  Pressed As Special  Board Investigates The  Escapee’s Prison

MAN BOARD PROBING . PRISON BREAK   Medley and Pai _ Broke. Out of. ‘Escape Proof’ Jail

Snood Slayer Still Hiding  From Police      Investigation Made Into Escape From Jail In Washington

(HEN, RAUPP DIES. AT PIERCE CITY   SUCCUMBS TO HEART AIIMENT COMPLICATED BY INFECTION—ILL 2 WEEKS.

Expert See Brief, Mild Slump In °47   ‘Pre-Bust’ Danger Signs Are Watched By B.C. Eeanomists

Economists Fear New Depression   Say Signs Point to Mild and Brief ‘Hard Times’ in Future

BUSINESS DANGER SIGNALS ARE SEEN   ECONOMISTS SEE SIGNS OF BRIEF SLUMP IN LATE 1947 OR EARLY 1948

Mild Depression Seen in 1947 Or Early in ‘4   Danger Signs Noted, Similar to Those Prior to 1920 Bust

°  Economists See Danger Signals For Depression   But All.Agree, If Slump Comes, It Will Be Com: paratively Mild and Pape

GURBS ON PRICES WATCHED © Slight Slump In Business Said Seen For Nation In Late 1947

EXPERTS CLAIM SIGNS WARN OF ‘AT RECESSION   But Economic Tumble Will Be Brief — Jobless Rolls Seen Next Year

Experts Sight Depression Within Year   Signs of Prebust Days Here, According To Bureau Heads

Depression Seen by Economists As Possibility for Late 1947 But It Will Be Mild and Brief

Stars Will Seek AFL Arbitration of Movie Dispute   Violence Slackens From Tuesday's Bloody Riots Outside Studio

British Brides, Babies Of Gls Sail For U.S. A.   Six Hundred To Arrive Feb. 3rd

WORLD CAPITOL ~ SITE APPROVED   New York East River Residents Welcome United Nations

First Avenue Extends Generally Warm Welcome To Proposed UN Arrival

Blast Victims Are Recovered   UN Site May ‘Brighten New York’s Shadows

Section along Manhattan’s First Avenue to Make Way for United Nations Home

MOST MICH. PRICES. ARE. HOLDING LINE      ‘Reports of. Price- Gouging Are Scattering

Packing Workers Ordered to Get Ready to Strike   Directive Is Sent To All Locals: Talke Rago Down

MEAT WORKERS MAY STRIKE IN TWOWEEKS   Says No Progress Made_In Talks

PAGKERS FACE STRIKE THREAD   clo Union Orders Losals te Prepare for Walkout Within Two Weeks

WORST FIRE SINCE 1933 RUINS 35,000 ACRES OF NORTH MICHIGAN Woops

Russia Advised By China Disposition Oi: Troops There None of 3 2r Concert

China, Egypt Rebutf Russia   WALLACE SAYS STALIN, EDEN REVIVE WORED PEACE HOPES

Eight Held Today for Questioning   Find Blood-stained Pushcart Near Scene—Girl Was  Choked to Death

CALCUTTA. RIOTING KILLS 170   Over 1000 Wounded As City is Plunged into Chaos

170 Persons Die In Calcutta Riots   City is Chaos With 1,000 Injured After Hindus, Moslems Clash

200 DEAD IN CALCUTTA RIOT   2,000 Reported “Wounded As Violence Sweeps Through Hindu City

170 Reported Dead In Calcutta Riots   City in Chaos as Hindu Moslem Clash Continues

VON PAPEN IS REFUSED   May Not Have Permit to Enter British Occupation Zone

GEORGIA GIVES TALMADGELEAL   Victory Appears Certain Despite Popular Vote

TALMADGE HOLDS WIDE MARGIN IN GEORGIA PRIMAR\   Arnall Protege Trails Despite Papular Vote; Few  Incidant

TALMADGE FAR AHEAD IN THE GEORGIA VOTE   Defender Of White Supremacy Apparently Has on Fourth Term As  Governor.

Talmadge Elected In Georgia   Carmichael, Ahead by Votes, Beaten in County  Unit System

Nomination Means Return as Governor   Opponent Polls Popular Vote—First Wide Negro Ballot Mav Be Last

Talmadge in Wide Lead In Georgia   Former Governor Ahead In Unit Count; Opponent Has Highest Total In Popular Ballots

Talmadge Leads In Georgia Race   Returns Give Wide Edge For Governor

Talmadge Has Wide Lead At Georgia Polls   Exponent.“White Supremacy”? Out Frout kn Unit But Trails In Popnalar Voles

Talmadge Has Lead in Georgia Race   Former Governor Holds Advantage at Polls As Final Count Nears

Carmichael Ahead In Popular Vote, But Crackers Use The Unit System

GETS COUNTY UNIT VOTE 10 REGAIN CHAIR   Holds Total of 234 Units to a Count of 156 for. Carmichael.

Talmadge Ahead In Hot Georgia Governors’ Race   Former Executive First in Unit Votes While Popular Lead Goes to Opponent

Fiery Ex-Governor Holds - 238 Electoral Votes In 104 Counties   Only 206 Needed To Elect Governor   Carmichael Ahead In Pop. ular Ballot; Negroes Flock To Polls

Kugene Appears Winner In Vote   Talmadge Leading Carmichael In Pivot Areas

Iranian Ambassador Has no Information Of Soviet Troops  Moving Out of Iran

‘SECURITY COUNCIL TO  SEEK RED DATA AT  REQUEST OF BYRNES RUSSIAN DELEGATE IS .  AGAIN ABSENT WHILE CRISIS IS DISCUSSED 3s.

Byrnes. Proposes Security Council Find Out About  Russian Troops In Iran

Government Investigating Ku Klux Klan   Probe Is Pressed In Seven States By Justice Dept.

(-Men Press Klan Probe in Seven States   Swift Prosecution Set if Violations  Of Law Uncovered; Complaints Pour In

KLAN GHECKED COVER BY G-MEN   Federal Investigation Started In 7 States, Including Michigan

KLAN INQUIRY IS UNDER WAY   Justice Dept. Reveals That G-Men Are Conducting Probe in 7 States °

G-Men to Probe Activities of Klan   Federal Agents Start Inquiries in 7 States

Royalists Clash With  Republicans   Seven Dead, 50 Hurt As Gun-Bomb Battles Rip Rome And Naples

Seven Persons Die in Naples Gun Battles, 50 Wounded   Similar Violence Averted in Rome As Tension Eases In Political Crisis

Italians Demand Exile Of Umberto   Seven Persons Killed, 50 Hurt In Clashes

Blazing Battle In Naples Dies Down; 7 Killed   Rome Demonstration Averted as Big Crowd Dispersed; New Wave Of Violence Expected

Bloody Riots Mark Delayed Action On Republic In Italy   Gun and Bomb Battles Result in Deaths Of Seven, Wounding of 50 in Naples; Huge Throngs Demonstrate Before Palace   Rv JOHN P. McKNIGHT

Seven Killed, 50 Hurt in Blazing Fray   Similar Violence in Rome Is Reported Averted

7 Die, 50 Hurt In Naples Riot Over Republic   King Umberto ‘Sits Tight’; Troops and ~ Monarchists Battle; 100,000 March  on Palace in Rome; New Threat

SEVEN SLAIN, 30 INJURED IN NAPLES RIOTS   ANGRY REPUBLICANS MARCH ON PALACE IN ROME

7 Slain Inltaliar Rioting   Royalists Fight ‘Naples Police And Soldiers

Romans Riot For Republic, King’s Exile   Naples’ Clashes Subside, 100,000 Italiana Ask Bar Cahinet Actian

President Asks Prayers for  Lasting Peace   Statement Issued as Americans Join in Navy Day Observances

President Asks Prayers of Nation In Honor of Memory of Navy Dead

For A Fleet Unsurpassed Many Cities Hold Memorial Services For Navy Day Sunday

—WAR CRIMES— Red Lawyer Halts Hess  Blocks Reading Of Treatv Excerpts

Secret Treaty Claimed by Hes  Russian Objection   Russian Objection Bars Testimony on Nazi-Soviet Pact

Secret Treaty Hinted At By.  Hess Counsel   Soviet Prosecutor Says Story Sounds Like Hearsay To Him

COURT BARS RUSSO-GERMAN SECRET TREATY   Nuernberg Judge Denies Hess Right To Quote From Supposed Pact.

Secret Treaty Claimed Between Germany, Russia Before Nazis Invaded Poland

Sugar Price Increased 3 Cents, Five Pounds: Effective February 1¢

FOOD HANDLERS. AND TRUCK. ' ERS QUIT WORK AFTER TWO ARRESTS FOR TOMATO STEALING ’

AEPORT TO UN LIMITS TIME OR RESIGNING   Sub-Committee Urges Break in Relations Unless Dictator Quits.

Franco is Given 90-Day Period in Which fo Resign   Fascist Regime Lashed in Report By Committee

Falsely Imprisoned Man Wins $115,000 Award To Rectify Court's Error

Hold Autopsy After Death Of Actor’s Wife   Injuries Received In Plunge Down Dark Flight Of Stairs Are Fatal To Mrs, Niven

ENGLISH ACTOR'S WIFE 1S KILLED      Autopsy Report Awaited In Death Of Mrs. David Niven

Johnson for United States Had Been Working Hard To Get Less Drastic  ‘Action.

U. S. Wants To Refer The Spanish Question To U. N. General Assemby

REFERS ISSUE AGAINST SPAIN TO ASSEMBLY   Expect Less Drastic Action After Acceptance of U. S. Compromise

Spanish Issue May Be Decided By Assembly   Compromise Plan Of U. S. Accepted By Committee Head

Allow Assembly Make Decision On Franco Case   Sub-Committee Of U. N. Accepts Modifications Urged By United States

Subcommittee Will Sub_ mit Findings to Assembly With Recommendation Only to do Whatever it Sees Fit Instead Of Urging Economic Sanctions Against Franco. 

Assembly Will Pass On Spain   U.S. Compromise Plan Accepted Regarding Franco Issue

‘Council To Refer Spanish Question To United Nations ‘General Assembly For Action   Sub-committee Which Investigated Spain Accepts U. S. Compromise Plan

Say Profits Enough to Boost Wage   CIO Uses Analysis to Justi fy Demands for Increase  of 25 Percent

GIO USES. REPORT A Wie aN  Cinda OFD. Bau Lbs  non,   Firm, Engaged by Union Finds 28% Pay Hike Is Justified

Analysis of Profits For ’A6 Offered   Union Claims Industry Can Meet Demands Out Of “Lush” Earnings

ClO 10 MAKE USE OF REPORT IN WAGE DRIVE   Analysis Says 25 Per Cent - Job Raises ‘Justified’ Without Price Boosts

Report Claims Business Able To Give Boosts   Lush Profits Are Cited Without A Reice In Prices

Business Able lo Give Boosts  cS Lush Profits Are. Cited Without A.

Report Says )5 Per Cent Hike Justified   Independent Firm Makes Analysis At Request of ClO

IO. Report Says -25 Pct. Increases Justified  Expert's Anolysis Claims Price Raises _

C10 SAYS LUSH PROFITS PERMIT WAGE INCREASE      Will Ask For 25 Per Cent Boosts On Basis of Renort

Report for C. . S$. Say: “Lush” Corporate Profits Justify Raises

IFUEL FOR WAGE DRIVE   - Wi heh de oD WHER VY Soa ee Ow Ee  Lush '46 Corporate Profits Justify Immediate 25% Pay Hike, Report.-To ClO Claims

Price Boosts Unnecessary, Say Analysts   Swollen Corporate Profits In 1946 Justify Higher Earnings for Workers,   Ranart Claimc.

CIO Cites Big Profits as Base For Pay Raise   Issues Report That Corporate Eaminas ‘Lush’

Profits Of industry To Be Next Goal   MOVE ST ARTE ‘D AGAINST BU SINESS BY GROUP

Lush Corporate Profits Said to Justify Increase Without Boosting Retail Prices.  NATHAN ASSOCIATES  PREPARES ANALYSIS

C10 Launches Wage Hike Fight   Report is Issued Pointing to High Corporate Profits

CIO Says Corporate Profits Justify 25 Pct. Wage Boost   Independent Report Says Industry Can Pay Wage Boosts Asked Without Inere asine Prices

Six Persons Injured in State Storms   Thief River Falls And Crookston Areas Suffer Most Damage

PREACH CORKOBUARTE REPORT SPAIN OtALO FRONTIER IN ANTICIPATION FRENCH MOVE

BAD LUCK NIPS PACUSAN’S HOF   Dreamboat Turns Back tc Paris, Sparkplugs Blamed; New Flight Set

DREAMBOAT RETURNS TO PARIS   Fouled Sparkplugs Halts Assault On Atlantic Record

DREAMBOAT HAS MOTOR FAILURE   Plane Forced to Turn Back i Attemni For Record.

Recovd Flight Try Delayed   Faulty Sparkplugs Causes Pacusan Dreamboat ‘To ews Dale Pa “Bare.

Ocean Record Try Delayed   Dreamboat Returns to Paris With Fouled  Sparkplugs

Dreamboat Turns Back in Speed Record Attempt   Will Try Again When Motor Is Fixed and Weather Permits

 —FAULTY SPARKPLUGS BLAMED\Balky Motors Delay \Dreamboat’s Flight -

ALL INDUSTRIES’ aN GALION  ARE CLOSED — HAMILTON ' $O HAVE COMPLETE “BLACKOUT

Holland Delegate To UN Iked By  Blast at Greece   Van Kleffens Appeals to Council to Reject Uxraintian Complaint   NEW HEADQUARTERS USED FOR Ist TIME   Surprise Attack Delays Action cn Nine Requests for Membership

UN COUNCIL T CHRISTEN ITS NEW QUARTERS   Potentially Explosive Showdown On New UN Members Is Expected

Army Recommends Allegheny River  Navigation Survey   Study Will Show Whether Kinzua Dam Plan Compatible or Not, Association Told by Col. Lorence; Building of 9.Foot Channel to Olean Is Proposed

UNO Studies lran Charge   Dispute Between Britain, Russia Looms; Bevin Urges Probe

WHITE HOUSE CUTS USE OF ELECTRICITY   Lights on Only When Needed—Air Conditioning to Halt if Coal is Geta Worse.

Extend Deadline On Inquiry Again   House, Senate Fix June   as End to Pearl Harbor  Matter ;   Committee Members Estimate Printing Record  May Cost $100,000

Officer Says F. D. R. NO Saw a War Tip-Off Al   Young Naval Man Tells Pearl Harbor Probers President Read Information Which Made Him Say, “This Means War.”

PUBLIC INQUIRY ON PEARL HARBOR WILL END FEB. 20   COMMITTEE TO ASK JUNE 1 DEADLINE ON FINAL REPORT

Woodring Heads an All-Veteran Slate   Former Kansas Governor Tops Mass Filing at Topeka Today on Wet Democrati-e Ti-basy

WOODRING HAT IN   Files on Wet Democratic Ticket With All-V'et eran Group

PUSH DRIVE ON BLACK MARKET   Iowa OPA Chief Says 32 Complaints Are Filed in Iowa

FIVE CARTONS BUY A REFRIGERATOR GI Cigarette Graft In Reich Faces Ban

Would End ‘Cigarel Standard’ in Black Market of Germany   Private Importation of Smokes Prohibited — By U. S. Forces

U.S. Plans Program To Cut Black Market   Importation of Cigarettes Into Germany By Gl’s May Be Banned

BARTER HALTED ON CIGARETTES   Ten Cartons Buy Radio In German Black Market Trade

CIGARETTE CURB TO FIGHT BLACK MARKET DEALING   Army May Bar Importations As Means Of Protect ing German Economy   CARTON IS WORTH APPROXIMATELY $120

UNO Moves To Give Small Nations A Greater Voice   Assembly, Accepts Provisionally Cuban; -Mation.. Te sss ‘Coneral Committee to-5] “Membe bers

RUSSIA PROTESTS PROCEDURE USED-IN ELECTION OF THE ASSEMBLY PRESIDENT: ~-.

Give Smaller Nations Voice dn UNO Policy   * Assembly Enlarges General Committee To 51 at London Meet

Smaller Nations Seeking Greater  Voice In U.N. 0   Want Larger Representation On General Committee Of Nation’s Assembly   SOVIETS PROTEST ELECTION PROCEDURE

UN Council Hogstied By Veto Use   Rustralian Expected To Demand Showdown at Assembly Session

Soviet Veto Exercised on Franco Issue   UN Action Blocked in Bitter Session Wednesday Night

Spanish Issue Remains On U.N Council Agenda   Stormy Session Learns Veto Has Become Overpowering Weapon.

EVATT TO SEEK ~ VETO DECISION   Australian Delegate Reported Ready To Demand Showdown   GRAVE VIEW TAKEN

Showdown On Veto Power in United Nations   Australian Expected to Demand Action After Soviet Veto on Spain

Australia’s U-N. Delegate Reportedly Wi::Demand Showdown On Veto Issue

Austrolian Minister Wants Veto Showdowr   Decision Said to Have Stemmed from Debate  In Which Russians Used Vatn Thros Timoce

Used 3 Times By Soviets In Spanish Case   But Issue Remains On Council Agenda After Stormy Session

Australian Foreign Minister And Delegate To Security Council Reported Authoritatively To Have Decided To Demand Clarification Of Matter At Coming Session Of General Assembly—Decision Follows Acrimonious Debate Over Spanish Affair

DECISION MADE AFTER. RUSSIAN USE OF POWER   Gromyko Wields Kayo Privilege 3 Times But UN Keens Spain Iecne _

To Fight ULN. Veto   Evatt Reportedly Will Attempt.to Have Provision Removed From  Charter: Irked at Reds

Power Used Three Times By Russians   Spanish Case Kept On Agenda; Confusion Reigns In Assembly

COUNCIL AIRING VOTE QUESTION   Australian Delegates To Demand Showdown on Issue In General Assembly

Veto Becomes Overpower. ing Weapon in Deliberations of U.N. Body

SHOWDOWN ON VETO MAY BE EVATT DEMAND   Australian Delegate Reported Soured On Russian Spanish Stand

» Security Council Delegates Agreed Power to Say ‘No’ Can Knock Out Any Question Before Body.

EVATT TO DEMAND © SHOWDOWN ON VETC   Decision Made After Russia Invoked Weapon Three Times in One Meeting

Evatt to Demand Removal of Veto   An Over-Powermg Weapon in Security Council - Proceedings   GROMYKO SHOWS HOW   Uses Veto Three Times on British-Australian Proposals

Showdown On Veto Power In UN Is Sought   Russians Negate Council Action  3 Times In Single Session Wednesday

GROMYKO WIELDS VETO 3 TIMES: IN COUNCIL SESSION   DELEGATES AGREE SPANISH ISSUE TO REMAIN ON AGENDA

Showdown on Veto in Security Group Plan of Australia   Russia’s Resort to Use of Power Three Times Arouses Delegates

Evatt Fights Veto Power   Australian Delegate Set For Showdown On Veto £ry.. . al

Australian Will Demand Veto Decision   Apporently Will Request Removal From U.N. Charter

Russian Veto Use Foretells UN Fight   Spanish Issue Remains on Agenda

Evatt To Ask Showdown on Veto Question    Russia‘ Batks Spain Probe Three Times, Using Veto Weapon

Australian Plans Veto  ‘Showdown’   Decision Reached = After Wednesday's Confused Session Of Council

Spain Still On Agenda Of Council   Veto Power Used Freely By Gromyko

Drama Will Be Presented May 6 At Local Church   Anti- Saloon League play, “Death Takes the Wheel,” has court room setting.

Continued on Page 1 ontinued on Page 1  High Court to Review Foremen’s Union Case

LASALLE HOTEL ON WINDY CITY’S LOOP SCENE OF TRAGEDY   Hundreds of Guests Trapped In Beds By Early-Morning Blaze; Thousands of Spectators Block Firefighters

Major Testis Due Today On Two Issues   Hopes High That Treaties May Be Drafted Soon

Persons Close To Leaders Believe They Are Now ‘Over The Hump’   Danube Question  To Be Real Test   Harmony Prevails, But Pos. sibility Of Last Minute Hitch Not Discounted

Maior Test Is Due Today On Two Issues  Hopes High That   Hopes High That Treaties May Be Drafted Saan

CHANCE FEATURES JOHNSTON. PLAN   C. of C. Leader Inaugurates Profit Sharing, Joint Mananement Pattern

-ANNIE" JUST BEGINS TO TICK Bomb Threatens To Blow Up In Front Of Royal Palace

“ANNIE” JUST BEGINS TO TICK  Bomb Threatens To Blow Up InFrontOfRoyal Palace -

Delayed Nazi Bomb Threatens Palace  reek   Thousand-Pound Dud Buried Five Years In London Duck Pond Suddenly Begins Ticking

Friday Deadline Set for Italian Treaty Decision   Soviet Envoy Spurns General Conference Of European Nations

REDS HOLD BIG-4 WORK 1S NOT FAR ENOUGH ADVANCED   Decision Reached to Speed Up Activities By Meeting Twice Daily Instead of Once   IFALIAN AND BALKAN PACTS TO BE PUSHED   Consideration~of Italo-Yugoslavia Frontier and Trieste Question Passed By Tacit Consent.

Russia Blocks Byrnes Move on Treaties   Next Friday Set as Deadline on Italian and Balkan Treaties

Soviets Spike Parley Effort   Friday Deadline Set For Italian Treaty

‘SOVIETS TURN DOWN JWLY 19 PEACE PARLEY   FRIDAY IS DEADLINE FOR MINISTERS ON ITALIAN TREATY

Molotov Says Paris Parley Lags In Work   Seerctury Byrnes Appeals fu Ministers to Send Out Jnvitations Now to 2) Nations   Oinit Discrssion Ot Trieste Issue   Yesterday’s Session Was Devoted Mainly te Ques+   tions of Procedure. Eas  : formant Reports

Moscow Takes’ Position Conference Not Far Enough Advanced   Deadline Is Set On Balkan Pacts   Byrnes Says Nations Very Close Together On Peace Treaties

BYRNES URGES  MEETING CALL FOR JULY 15   Molotov Holds Big 4 Progress Inadequate For Conference

Russia Again Rejects Peace Conference Bic   Next Friday Deadline Set For Work on Italian Balkan Treaties

J. S. Attempt Rejected; New Deadline Is Voted. For Italian-Balkan Talks

— BIG FOUR—  Get Sharp Protest On Trieste  a « a ee   Italian Embassy Hits Stripping Of Fleet

Conference of Foreign Ministers ‘Not Far Enough Along in Work Reds Say; Meetings Speeded Up   Molotov to “Size Up” Progress Next Week; Byrnes Urges Invitations Be Sent in View of Accord on Treaties; Bevins Urges Work

Hulds Not Heady to ‘Talk Peace Terms Now. Byrnes Strives For July 15 Date

Russia Vetoes General Peace Meefing Call   Says Foreign Ministers Not Far Enough Along In Work; Byrnes Wants It Seon ,

Friday Set For Work On Treaties   Byrnes Appeals For General Conference To Begin On 15th

Soviets Reject Peace Council   Russia Declares. Foreign Ministers Not Ready For General Meeting.

Friday Set As Deadline For Treaties   Conference Fails To Consider Main Problem Of Trieste

Molotov Turns Down Byrnes’ Paris Proposal  Ministers Agree  Le Speed Up i in  wemexoemesk: iawwal ese:   Speedun Planned:

Russia Rejects U. $. Plan For Peace Meeting   Soviets Say Paris Meet Lagging In Work; Resolve To Meet Twice Daily

Deadline Is Set for Work on Italian and Balkan ‘Treaties   Byrnes’ Proposal to Convoke General Peace Conference in Paris July 15 Is Rejected by Soviet Minister

Truman May Sign Terminal  Pay Bill Today   Appropriation Act For Paying Gls Signed by President

Truman Signs Furlough Pay Appropriation Of 2 Billion   Includes Money For Special Cars For Legless Vets And Funds for OPA

TRUMAN SIGNS BILL CARRYING GI PAY FUNDS   Actual ‘Go’ Order For Payments Will Be Signed Today

R. M. Latham Died Early Wednesday © ates Long Illness _  ‘Had Been Sentinel -News Reporter For. - Almost Half Centurs

R. M. Latham Died Early Wednesday — After Long Illness.  Had Been Sentinel  News Reporter: For i Almost: Half Century

 Hal Boyle Finds the River Jordan  Disappointing, Muddy Little Trickle

Stalin quits; named head new council  Change reportec as ‘technicality’

Chinese Drive  For Changchun   Communists Make Offer Of Truce As Army  Draws Nearer

NATIONALISTS IN DRIVE ON CHANGCHUN   Army Is 20 Miles From Capital Of Manchuria

Chinese Reds Open Push   Nationalists Within 20 Miles Of Capital

ce A Ne AOE TON RNR ANCE we a arte nA ARR NE TSE“ Rem Nd penta Nel «alah go ah teach Nee LL eT EE TR TN ee ee te ee et oe Bet ee ia eee ae, Oe  Chinese Nationalists Open Big Push for Changchun; Take Outer Bastion

Chinese National Troops Open New Changchun Driv   Democrat League Proposes  Armistice to Chiefs Of Both Sides

GOP Leader  Answers Radio Talk by Saying President Fails To Get Backing Ot Own Party

iRUMAN [S.RED, TAFT CHARGES   PRESIDENT RECEIVES 500 MESSAGES ON ADDRESS

Taft Terms Truman Talk ‘Left Wing   Republican Says President  Borrowing From Soviet And C, J. 0.; Sees Split  In Democratic Party 

U.S. Senator Taft Scores The President's Polici As A Definite Threat  Against Free Enterpri#

SENATOR TAFT CHARGES TRUMAN HAS CHOSEN TO FOLLOW C10-PAC COURSE ON VITAL ECONOMIC PLANS

Yugoslavs Defy Trieste Plan.   Treaty Not-to Remove Armies From. - Fatherland Made

SLAVS TO DEFY TRIESTE DICTUM    Armed Forces Will Remain in Area, Officials Say

YUGOSLAVS IN DEFIANT MOOD   DELEGATES AT PEACE CONFER ENCE SAY THEY WILL STICK _ - TO DEMAND FOR TRIESTE

Trieste Plan Of UN Defied By Yugoslavs   Threaten Not to Move Army, Refuse to Sign / Treaty as Proposed

Compromise On Boundary Lines Of Trieste Sough   One Delegate Suggests ‘‘All Suffering From Oratory Hang-Over’’

SPAIN ACCUSES U.S. OF PLANS FOR INVASION   Franco Denies Help Extended to Axis During War

Franco Charges Iberia Invasion —  Planned by U.S.   Spanish Reply to U. S. ‘White Book’ Directed to American People; Axis Collaboration Charge Flatly Denied

‘STOP IT OR RESIGN  Taylor Warning on Inflation Ends Decontro! Hearing

Decontrol Board Closes Out First Public Hearings   Murray, Sen. Taylor Demand Restoration Of Food Price Ceilings »

BEFORE BOARD OW OPA PATH   Food Price Ceilings’ Plea Made By Witnesses

END HEARING ON CONTROLS   Clash of Opinions Again Marks Testimony Over Price Ceilings

Public Hearings Are Concluded  Numerous Witnesses Voice Arguments

Board Silent  On Future of Food Pricing   Public Hearings End With Heated  Debate on Control

HOWARD COUNTY BOY ACCIDENTALLY KILLED   Earl Conkens, 15, Near West Friendship Shot In Chest. With (99 Calibre Rirle ,

UNRRA Chief Asks Further European Aid   LaGuardia Says War-Torn Lands May Face Another

MOTHER WANTS CASE REOPENED   Mrs. Stammler Dissatisfied With Police Verdict

one 2RORRE: eee     Mother A alca: New Probe Of.                    Brand LVREEPSS LE  2 Lasse     ra eat Q wo Ss

Yearn to Pioneer in Alaska? Takea Tip from Man Who Knows His Stuff:

Enthusiasts Who Yearn to Pioneer In Alaska Are Told of Disadvantages

SEAMEN FAVOR STRIKE SET FORJUNE 15   U.S. Prepares 10 Take Over Merchant Vessels

Maritime Union For Strike  90,000 Members Overwhelmingly  In Favor of

FINDING MORE LINKS BETWEE} HEIRENS AND DEGNAN CASE   To Charge Him With 19 Other Counts Today At Chicago

Will Charge Heirens Youth  On 19 Counts   Police Report New Developmenis Linking University Student With Degnan Case

Heirens Will Be Held For Grand Jury   Kidnaper Suspect Faces Charges Of Assault, Burglary

DEGNAN SUSPECT FIRM IN DENYING GUILT  YOUTH IS FACING 19 CHARGES

Youth Denies Killing Girl Despite New FBI Findings   Misspelled Words in Writing Test

Boy Suspe ected In Deenan€ ase Deiat Release      Police Say Total Of 19 Charges Will Be Filed Against Heirens

Youth Ordered Held to Grand Jury in Chicago   $270,000 Bond Is Set by Judge: Heirens Under Heavy Guard

Writ of Habeas Corpus Denied  Youth Remanded to - Custody of Police

Heirens Bond Put At $270,000   Youth Arraigned On 25 Charges Today

19 Crimes Laid To Wm. Heirens   New Evidence In Degnan Case Found

DEGNAN SUSPECT TO BE CHARGED WITH 19 CRIMES  NEW DEVELOPMENTS  FURTHER LINK LAD WITH KIDNAP CASE

CALL HEIRENS — ON 25 CHARGES   State's Attorney Says To. tal Bond Of $300,000 To Be Asked ©

WRIT [$ DENIED YOUNG SUSPECT   Chicago Student To Face 19 Court Counts

Heirens’ Plea for Liberty Denied in 2-Minute Session   19 Charges, None [nvolving Degnan Case, to Be Filed Today

Suspect In Child Murder Facing 19 Charges Of Crime   FBI Says Palm Print “Identical” With One On Ransom Note

Heirens To Be Held For Jury  Wigiiiles ieee ee ee! Yeehee Hee   4 Charges of Assault. 21 of Burglary Filed

Grand Jury   Order Student Questioned he Deguan: CusoATeld: On 25° Chargess 2

HEIRENS HELD TO GRAND JURY  Bail Fixed At $270,000   Bail Fixed At $270,000 On 25 Criminal Charges

Young Heirens Charged With Many Crimes   Suspected Slayer of Susanne Degnan to Be Arraianed

Student Faces Death Charge   Heirens Steadfastly Denies Degnan Crime

Degnan Suspect Denied ‘Liberty   Youth Is Remanded to Police Custody: Will Face Charges

Heirens Is Held On Two Dozen Charges  Include Four for Assault . ew 31 Ein a i

Find More Clues Linking Suspect To Degnan Murde:   Two Women Place Assault Charges Against Youth, 17

STUDENT 1S HELD FOR GRAND JURORS IN. CHICAGO. CASES   Investigation of Child Slaying Continue as Other: Charges Filed

19 Separate Crimes Listed Against Heirens   Suspect Misspells Words As In Ransom Note, Palm Prints Match. Is Report

19 Separate Crimes Charged Against Degnan Suspect —  ‘Heirens’ Palm Print Found on Note ~

Heirens’ Bond Put at $270,000; Grand Jury to Hear Case   25 Charges, None Involving Degnan Case, Preferred Against Him

Gardner Cowles, _  “Publisher, Dies On 85th Birthday   Always Lived in lowa.   In Legislature.

Gambling Closed Tightly Here —  Police Say Raids  tn Ra Cantinuad

Aceuses Adininistration of “Dumb, Swivel- Chair Stupidity; Foreeasts Slaughter Livestock

Grain Bonus Callec Black Market By Irate Senator:  Wholesale Slaughter Of Livestock Expected to Result

BUTLER RAPS GRAIN BONUS   Accuses Administration of Swivel Chair Stupidity

Wheat, Corn Plan ls “Plain Dumb”  Butler Says Bonus Createc Black Marked

TRAFFIC. TOLL IS HEAV : Twenty-Four Persons Dead In Violence Over Texas

Ask Political, Liquor Advertising Be Barred From Twin City Busses

Employers Drawr in Trucker War  Suspension Order Poses Biq Problem

Group Unanimously.'. Okehs Postwar Highway Bond Act Which Was Challenged by Helena Persons as Unconsti:  twitinenn’   DISCOVER NEW COMET

Russia Alleges Political Blackmail By US and Britain in Use of UNRRA Food; Takes Crack at Mr. Hoover

"Used Empty Stomacks For “Polifical Blackmail”   Ivestia Calls UNRRA Weapon Against Russia

Britain, U.S. Exerting Pressure With UNRRA, Charges Soviet Paner

Claim UNRRA Food “Political Blackmail”   Soviet’s Izvestia In Blast at U.S., Britein-—  Compares Use with thtam Dalitienc' 7- 11

Claim: ‘Famine Tour Used - t Spread ‘Ané-Soviet Propa‘panda an Europe

Russian Paper Charges Misuse Of UNRRA Food   U. S., and Britain Accused of Applying Political Pressure

Izvestia Blasts U. S. Aid Policy  Also Cites Enoland for Using UNRRA for 'Political Purposes’

TEST CANDIDACY   Wage Measure Lacks Support  Wider Coverage May Be Dropped

VOTES LACKING Administration Wage Boost Bill, Intact, Hopeless  - Broadened Minimurr Wage Coverage May Have to Be Skipped

Senate Backers Of Wage Bill Short Of Enough Votes   May Retain 65-Cent  “Minimum. by Abandoning Proposed Extension To Other Workers.

Minimum Wage  Bill Slipping   Senate Leaders Minus Sufficient Support Toe Pass

Wage Bill Lacks Proper Support   May Have To Cut Out Wage-Hour  Coverage

Support Lacking In Senate For New Wage Bill   Enlarged Coverage May Get Votes

CHANGES FAVORED IN MINIMUM WAGE BILL   Amendments On Coverage Of Program Proposed

Senate Leaders Are Minus Ballots To Pass Minimum Pay Scale Bill Of 65 Cts.

More Priorities to Aid Housing   List of Materials Is Announced; Lumber May Be Added

Wyatt Wants All Lumber  For Housing   Seeks Millwork and Flooring —Confers  With CPA Today

Wyatt Would Free Lumber For New Homes   Housing Officials Hold - Conference Wiih Small

Wyatt Asks Materials For Homes   Housing Expediter Is in Favor of . Using Entire Gutput for Dwellings   Priorities Are Set      New Rulings Set Aside Vast Supplies Under  Percentaves

ALL MILLWORK TO VET HOMES?   Wyatt Would Set Aside All Flooring, Too

MARTIN, DUFF LEAD PARTY TO THUMPING -TRIUMPH AT POLLS   54 Seats Gained By Republicans In State House -

WOMAN TO BE 100 YEARS OLD ON THURSDAY   Mrs. Anna Fosbender to Start Day by Attending Mass

West Coast Settlement  Said Near   Steel Industry Is Given Notice Negotiations on Wages To Be Reopened; Pilot Dispute Stalled

USWTo Ask Wage Boost Murray Says  Gulf Caast Walkout   Gulf Caast Walkout Also Ends; Pacific Strike May Be Ended

Murray to Ask Steel Workers Pay Hike Shipping Strike Ends on Two Coasts

Murray Asks. Increase For Steel Workers      Air Line Strike Deadlock eds Police’ Break Up Hol  Ivwvood Damanetratian

Steel Unionists Join Parade for Wage Increases   Mates and Engineers Along East and Gulf Coasts Due To Work

Steel Workers To Demand Wage Increases Soon   Shipping Strike on The East and Gulf Coasts Is Settled

East Coast Ship Strike Is Settled   Early End of Western Controversy Foreseen By U. S. Mediators

SEAMEN WILL SUE WORK INGAST, GULE   Steel Back in Strike News With Murray Seeking Wage Boosts.

Kast Coast Ship Strike Is Settled   Say They ll Demand Healthy Wage Hike

AFL AND CIO SEAMEN TO GO BACK MONDAY   Government Hopeful Of Settlement in Western Dispute

Shipping Strike Ends; Steel in Labor Spotlight   Murray Ready To Demand ‘Healthy Increase

East and Gulf Coast Shipping Accord Signec   Murray Boards Bandwagon Aseerts Steel Union To Demand Raise ©

Senators Push Measure to Ban Labor Royalties   Bi-Partisan Group Agrees to Oppose Demands by UMW.

‘Russia Warned by U. §. Not to Grab The Dardanelles   American Position Set Forth in Noté to Moscow

U. $. CAUTIONS RUSSIA NOT TO GRAB STRAITS      Note Giving Americar Position Is Delivered To Kremlin By Envoy   BRITAIN IS ALSO SUPPORTING TURKE.

U.S. Restates Stand On Straits  Renews Opposition To Soviet Bases

U. 5. Restates Opposition To Russian Bases   ‘American Position in. the Dardanelles Set Forth in Note

Russia Warned by U. 5. Not to Grab The Dardanelles  American Position Se Forth in Note to

U. S. Opposition to Soviet Bases In Dardanelles Affirmed in Note

U.S. FIRM ON DARD ANELLES   Russia Warned Not Tc Attempt To Control Vital Straits

Russian Bases In Dardanelles Vetoed by U.S   America Warns Moscow We Plan to Share Tn Kew Steaite

Opposition to Soviet Bases in Dardanelles  Restated by the US.   American Position Is Set Forth in Firm Note to Moscow _ Delivered by Ambassador Smith

‘Our Air Forces Were Hopelessly Outnumbered and Never Had a Chance of Winning,’ States General.   PRODDED BY CHARGES IN BRERETON’S BOOK

Rir Forces in Philippines Had No Chance--Mac   Hopeless Situation Explained i in Reply to Brereton. :

Never Had A Chance At Manila   Air Force Hopelessly  Outnumbered By Japs On First Day of War; An Answer to Brereton

MACARTHUR REPLIES 10 BRERETON   Says U. S. Airforce In Manila Area Never Had Chance

GEN. MAG ARTHUR BROKE HIS LONG SILENCE TODAY   Regarding Loss Aground of U. S. Airplanes In Manila’ Area Start of War.   WERE OUTNUMBERED?   Never Had a Ghiance of Winning; Had Many Antiquated Models.

MacArthur Speaks Up On Planes   Breaks Silence on Loss At War's Outbreak To Answer Brereton.

MANILA AREA AIR FORCE OUTCLASSED FIRST DAY OF WAR   MacArthur Breaks Silence to Explain Why Japs Had Complete Victory

Air Forces ilopelessly Inadequate   States MacArthur, Breaking Silence on Manila Area on First Day of the War

Never Had A Chance Of Winning... .  MacArthur Breaks Long Silence On Debacle Of USAAF Fleet In Manila

Foe Outnumbered Manila Airforce’.   MacArthur Breaks Silence To Tell Why We Lost Most Of Our Planes

U. S. Air Force Destroyed On Ground At Manile Was Too Hopelessly Small, MacArthur State:

'No One to Blame for Jap Air Coup At Manila on 1st Day---MacArthur

MacArthur Reveals Reasons for Early Air Losses in War   Says Bombers Couldn’t Attack Early Due to Superior Forces

M’ARTHUR TELLS EARLY AIR STORY   J. §. Manila Forces Didn’ Have Chance, He Says

Tells Why U.S. Lost Its Planes   MacArthur Answers Charges Made By Gen. Brereton In  ~ nw ned Hecenti rai

MacArthur Says Air Forces At Manila Had No Chance And Were Outnumbered

Holds Planes Never Had a Chance to Win   MacArthur Breaks Long Silence to Reply to Brereton

ADAMS COUNTIAN SUED FOR $1,515.10 BY US   Park Gardner, Huntington Township, Named Defendant In Action  Following: Warehouse Fire

Nation Couldn't Survive Atomic War, Group Says  "Survey Commis jon ne las “er

State Republicans Draft Platform At Meeting Here   More Than 200 Delegates Are in Attendance At Party Convention in Helena; Zales N. Ecton Delivers Keynote Address

Compromise Believed Near In GM Strike   Union and Company Renew Wage Parley Despite One Failure

Compromise In General Motors  Strike Possible   Second Session Of Negotiators In Strike To Take Place This Afternoon   LABOR MEDIATOR NOW OPTIMISTIC

One Guest Slept Through Fire And Confusion  Police Drag Man From 12th Floor

Wallace's Resignation Reach Pres. Truman's Desk Ha Hour After Telephone Reque Bar Te   WALLACES’ OUSTING ENDS CABINET CRIS!

BAN PLACED ON STATEMENTS OF U. 8. POLICY   Secretary of Come merce Resigns at Once—Byrnes Gets Full Support.

Secretary of Commerce Resigns Post On Request of President as Political Storm Clouds Gather After Firing Action   Executive Wepartment Orticials _ Forbidden to Make Public Statements _ ~ Opposing. Administration Foreign Policy:

Political Storm Brews as Crisis in Cabinet Ends   Wallace Writes, ‘I Shall Continue to Fight _ for Peace’”’

Will Permit Ne Conflict on Foreian Policy   Says State Dept. Must Clear Speeches Of Members of Govt.

Secretary Sends Brief, Icy Note   Quickly Complies With Resignation Request

Political Bombshell M: May Explode; New York Speech Resulted in Presidential Cabinet Crisis

Executive  Officials Muzzled   Cabinet Crisis Ended, But Political Storm Is Gathering

‘Executive Officials Cannot Make Public Statements in  Opposition fo Foreign Policy  - SECRETARY OF COMMERCE’S RESIGNATION ~— IS TERSE: WHEL GIVE TALK TONIGHT

President Forbids Alt Executive Officials te Talk on Foreign Policy

BRIEF NOTE OF RESIGNATION I$ MADE PUBLIC   President Puts Gag On Talks By Official Family On Foreign Policy   BYRNES 1S BACKED UP   Truman Reaffirms Faith In State Secretary; Wallace To ‘Continue Fight’

Slap Foreign Policy Gag O1 All Officials   Cabinet Crisis Ended, But Party Explosion Is Held Likely

Commerce Officer Writes Brief Note; to Fight for Peace   Wariace 10 Keep oe  Mav Campaian affer Paris Coniab

ACTION UPHCLDS FOREIGN POLICY OF GOVERNMENT   ‘ Shall Continue to Fight for Peace,’ Says Wallace in Note of Resignation   MEANS POLITICAL STORM   But Doubts as to Byrnes’ Standing Are Removed by Chief Executive

Last Of The New Dealers Resigns   In Cool Letter, Wallace Submits His Resigna+ tion to President; Political Storm... Rrewing J

PRESIDENT. ALSO. SO FORBIDS tect IN EXECUTIVE DEPA TO PUBLICLY OPPOSE ADMINISTRATION FOREIG

Pressure from Byrnes is Indicated in Move Made by Executive at Capital of U.S.   COMMUNISTS PLAN FIGHT ON LEADER

President Puts Full Support Behind Bynes  Sent White House Ruy Mr Wallace

IN ATTEMPT T END CRISIS ON. FOREIGN POLICY   After Protest Of Byrnes

Experts Appear — At Poultry Clinic  Full Program Fo or. '- County Farmers

Experts Appear At Poultry Clinic  Full Program For County Farmers

WOULD SUSPEND MEAT CONTROL   Rep. John McCormack, House Leader, Wants Curbs Lifted for 60 Days

McCormack C Calls for 60- Day Suspension of OPA on Meat ‘Hints He May Have Truman’s Support

Calls For 60-Day ‘Suspension On Meat Controls   McCormack Urges Porter to Order It; Hints Truman Support

Suspend Price Controls, Plea   60-Day Moratorium Asked By McCormack

McCormack Cite Hospitals’ Need For Proper Diet  Truman’s Su upport Hinted Available; Gavernor Acts. too

Rep. M'Cormack Hints ‘Possible’ Truman Support   Declares-Action Is: Necessary to Obtain. Meat, Food ‘Supplies

House Leader McCormack Drafts Plan   Declares Action Neccssary to Provide Food For Citizens

House Leader Asks 60-Day Meat Control Suspension  Boston Democrat Also Would Remove Lid From Other Scarce Food Items

ASKS SUSPENSION   McCormack Wants Control Taken Off Meat, Scarce Foods 60 Days

McCormack Would Also Suspend Ceilings On Other Scarce Foods   Tobin Asks U.S.  Abbatoir Seizures   Anderson, In New Mexico, Says Boosts On Farm Prices ‘Behind Us’

Rep: McCormack Wires OPA: Boss: to Take Action:   Absolutely Necessary -to Supply Food far -Hospitals, Public. ~

Hint Offered Of Truman Support   Massachusetts Solon Says Action Yecessary if Hospitals. Citizens To Have Proper Food

M’CORMACK TC SEEK HOLIDAY ON FOOD CONTROLS      Urges OPA Action: Anderson Says Farm Prices At ~ Adequate Levels

LANDLORDS TO START REGISTERING HOUSES, ROOMS NOVEMBER 1  -HEAVY PENALTIES ATTACHED FOR VIOLATION

d DOYLESTOWN YOUTHS SEA-GOING COWBOYS   Taking Cattle on _ Relief Ships to Europe   8000 WERE RECRUITED

WINFRED STOERKER SAILING TO WAR . STRICKEN EUROPE   Local Young Man fs Helpiyg Take 820 Horses ‘'o War Stricken Area of Poland

a ee een Tese aii  Mid-West Has What It Takes To Draw Industry, U. S. Steel Official Says in Address Here   R. E. Zimmerman Outlines Basis of Present, Possible Future Decentralization of Industries Across Nation

Mid-West Has What It Takes To Draw Industry, U. S. Steel Official Says in Address Here   K. E. Zimmerman Outlines Basis of Present, Possible Future Decentralization of Industries Across Nation

Major Hornbostel  Asks to Follow His Wife to Leper Colony   Magazine Executive Is Willing, Even Anxious To Make Sacrifice ©

Catholics Gather  ren atinaspe chy th  Mother Cabrini Due To Be Made Saint Sunday

Ceremeny Today Marks Elevation First United   States Citizen To Sainithand

Towa Congressmen Make It Clear They Want Nothing to Do With G. L. K. Smith

Notables To U. S. On‘Queen   Molotov Heads List Aboard Mighty Queen Elizabeth On Maiden Commercial Vovage

RED ENVOYS BEGIN TRIP TO THE U.S.   Molotov and Aids Sail on the Queen Elizabeth, Which Opens Britain’s Bid for Post-War Luxurv Travel.

Molotov Sails On First Post-War Voyage Of Queen Elizabeth From Southampton To New York Today

In Satiny Luxury  Molotov On Queen Elizabeth For Maiden Peacetime Voyage

Molotey Off On British Ship For U.S   Goes With Good Hopes, He Says; Grateful To England For Use Of Large Vessel

Goodyear Workers On Strike   All Tire Making Halted In Dispute Over Operation Tima.

COMDYEAR TIRE PLANT CLOSED   Wildcat Strike Halts Output of Tires

Goodyear’s Akron Plant Strikebound; Work af ‘Topeka Factory Stoos

TIRE OUTPUT. HALTED IN GOODYEAR DISPUTE   Strike Follows Time Cut On Rubber-Mixing Machine

Gov. Sievenson To Head Parade At Cameron Show   Outline of Program For Centennial at Cameron May 23-25 Given by Officials

India to Work  OnConstitution   Assembly May Ask Court To Interpret Plan

REMOVAL HEARING FOR MRS. EVERETT   Accused Kidnaper Waives Plea Before Terre Haute Commissioner.

Veteran Admits Slaying Womar   Had ‘Sudden Urge 7  Stab Someone’

LeMars People In Head-On Smash  Mrs Geo. Rentschle: Gerhard Weber Die

United Nafions Face Problems Of Spain, lran   Council Expected To Delay Tehran Issue to May 6

2 ISSUES FACED BY COUNCIL   U.N. Security Body Reconvenes Tuesday

Sec, Byines  Off To Paris Peace Talks On Tuesday   Hint Of Possibility Of Failure Heard On Departure Eve   Iranian And Spanish Issues Await Action By Security Council After Easter Recess

IRANIAN CASE AND FRANCO SPAIN FACED   Problems To Come Before Group During Week

2 Major Issues Will Go Before UN This Week   Question Of Dropping Iran Case, Studying Spanish Situation Are Up

Tran And Spain Major Issues   U. N. To Take Up Prob. lems On Resuming Sessions Tomorrow

Council To Face Two Big  Queries   lranian Issue Anc Franco Spain Get Top Billings -

U.N. Council Has Two Big Questions   Deliberations To Be Resumed Tomorrow

Spain Controversy 2nd On Council Agenda After Weekend Easter Recess

UN GROUP HAS 2 MAJOR ISSUES FOR THIS WEEK   Iranian, Spanish Problems Await Council’s Return From Easter Recess

UN Faces Two Big Questions   Decision on Iranian Case Due Tuesday, Spanish Issue to Follow

[ran And Spanish Issues ....  UN Security Council Has Two Big Questions To Be Settled During The Week

Iranian, Spanish Problems Before  U. N. This Week   NMiav Demand Report.

Warning Given By MacArthur On Discharges   General Tells Congress Reduction of Pacific Forces Below 400,000 by July 1 Would  Poa, = idk, 4 Geeaicmny Nein’

BANS FURTHER Gl AGITATICN   Face Court Martial In Honolulu Area For New Protests

Court-Martial For Agitators   Protesting Yanks Get Sharp Warning

Scramble To Save Draft Law, Expires  At Midnight   Senate Passed Bill Wins House Approval With Ban on Drafting Teen-agers and Dads

Jap War Crimes Court Seeks Location  in Tokyo; May Start Court Proceedings in February

ALLIED COURT TO TRY JAP WAR CRIMINAL SUSPECTS TO BE FORMED IN TOKYO SOON

Secretary of State Expected to Assume Tough Role In Paris   DIPLOMATS OF FOUR NATIONS WILL MEE  Peace Treaties With Small Nations To Be Worked Out

Atlantic Plane ‘Long Overdue’ From Brussels   Enroute to New York Craft Sends Message To Newfoundland

Air Transport: Believed Lost   44 Persons Said Aboard Brussels-N. ¥, Liner

Belgian Plane Carrying 44 Still Overdue   Amphibian Searches Seas; American Passengers Listed

FORTY-FOUR ON MISSING SHIP OFF ATLANTIC   Trans - Atlantic Plane Long Overdue and Wreckage of Plane is Sighted   CRAFT WAS EN ROUTE FROM EUROPEAN PORT

AIRLINER LOST ON OCEAN TRIP   Plane From Brussels To New York Overdue With 44 Aboard

BELGIAN AIRLINER WITH 44 ABOARD OVERDUE IN N.Y,   Craft Last Heard From as it Approached Gander, Newfoundland, Wednesday Morning.   U. S. BUSINESS MEN AMONG PASSENGERS   Dozen Planes Are Ready to Make Search of Seas as Soon as Weather Permits,

44 Aboard Plane Overdue in N. Y.   Scy Wreckage Seen -On Newfoundland

BELGIAN PLANE WITH 44 ABOARD OVERDUE; SOME WRECKAGE SEEN  AMERICAN NEWSMEN ARE REPORTED PASSENGERS IN TRANS-OCEAN HOP

Plane Is Missing With 44 Aboard   Search Continues for  Brussels-N. Y. Liner

Trans- Atlantic Plane Overdue   44 Persons Aboard Big Airliner On Flight From Brussels To New York

44 ABDARD PLANE OVERDUE IN U. 8.   Belgian Airliner . Missing; Searchers Find Three Wrecks in Hunt

Airliner, With 44 _ Aboard, Is Missing   Big Plane Unreperted and Overdue Enroute to New York

2ix Americans On Plane On Way fo U. o. Forty-Four Missing Aboard Bia Plane 

American, Belgian Businessmen Are on Lost Plane  Rescue Crews Sight Craft’s Wreck In Newfoundland

Plane With 44 Aboard Is Overdue   Seas Searched ir Effort to Locate Airliner

Wreckage Reported Off Coast   37 American, Belgien Passengers Reported On West-Bound Plone

Atlantic Airliner Overdue   Big Belgian Plane Bound for New York Reported Down Off Newfoundland Coast

U.S. Dismisses Russian Incident Of Forced Ship Departure Lightly

«Predicts End Of Atom Bomb      ‘Army Studying Effects Of Explosion On  Animals

‘CROSSROAD’ TO BE LAST TEST OF ATOM BOMB   Gen. McAuliffe Predicts No More Tests Necessary If Bombs Outlawed

Atom Test Sunday May Be Last If World Acts   Official in Prediction Bikini Blast Might  Be Final Experiment in Use of Atom Bomb

‘CROSSROADS IS POSSIBLY FINAL TEST FOR BOMB   Farther Atomic Operaations Unlikely Unless » War Approaches

Force May Submit Only To Research If Nations Decide Non-Destructive Us

Sees Operation Crossroads As Final Test If Atomic Energy Used Only For Peace

ATOMIC TESTS MONDAY MAY BE WORLD'S LAST      q Big Show Scheduled For Nex/ Week At Bikini Lavoon

Pacific Test May Be Last Ror A-Bomb   Land Phase Due. Only if America Paces New War

ATOMIC BOMB TEST MAY BE LACT ONE UETD   Only If War. Threat: _ ens Will Device Be Mad. Again    TESTS ... PLANNED   Will: Study* Various Reactions When’ ‘Bomb ds.Dronned

Vandenberg’s SupportGiver Byrnes’ View   Senator in Radio Talk Favors Firm Dealing With Reds

VANDENBERG ASKS FOR FIRM POLICY TOWARD RUSSIA   Senator Predicts America’s Peace Efforts Will Succeed Unless They Are Scuttled at Home.   ASSAILS APPEASERS; DEPLORES WAR TALK   ‘Truman Expected to Touch on Foreign Affairs in Speech ) Before U. N. Assem  bly Wednesday.

Sen. Vandenberg Stands Firmly Back of Byrnes   Policy Will Succeed Unless Scuttled At Home. He Asserts

GOP Leader Stands by Byrnes Plan   Vandenberg Appeal: For Support : Of Foreign Policy

Program Must Stand Threat From Within   Vandenberg Sees Succes For Bi-Partisan Foreéig Poliev Toward Peace...

O'S PATIENT, HAM POLICY WITH AUSSI   Vandenberg in Appeal for Support of Foreign Stand by U.S.

BYRNES BACKED BY VANDENBERG   Senator Favors Patient But Firm Policy Toward Russia

STOUT BACKING GIVEN BYRNES BY VANDENBERG   Truman Holds Parley on United Nations Matters

‘America's Bipartisan Foreign Policy Is Described by Senator Vandenberg as One of Peace, Not War

Urges Support Of Foreign Policy  tiv: PA. ee. ee   Truman May Talk On Same Line This Week

‘HST PLANS TALK WEDNESDAY  Vandenberg Backs Byrnes Plan For Peace Policy Toward Reds

BYRNES’ STAND SUPPORTED BY VANDENBERG   Republican Strong For ‘Patient But Firm’ Policy Toward Russia

FAMINGRINEAG DA VA WENDEKRU DACKS  BYRNES; TRUMAN 10 RESTATE U.S. POLICY

For A Firm Yet Patient Policy   Strong Stand By Vandenberg On Position Taken By Secretary Byrnes

> ; : :  U.N. Speech Is Awaited   President Has Commended Byrnes Foreign Policy Address Reference To Russia

President Truman Voices Warm Commendations Main Threat Js Here At Home Says Senator

Nation Awaits Statement By President At UN  25-Minute Address Scheduled At Parley; GOP Leader Urges

UN Meeting Will Hear  Truman Talk   ‘Patient But Firm” To Be U. S. Policy fin Handing Bicctia

Byrnes Backed By Vandenberg On Red Policy   Truman Expected to Give Address  Along Same

*VANDENBERG IN FULL SUPPORT OF U.S. STAND   Senator Agrees with Byrnes In Talk—'Firm’ Policy Toward Russia

Red Press Keeps Quiet In Regard To tran Question   Pravda Devotes Its Space To Russia's Newest Five - Year  lan

Russia Newspaper Omits Comment On Tense World   None of Rumors’ Denials From Tehran Last Week Mentioned

Moscow’s Pravda Ignores Tenseness   Situation In Iran Conspicuously Absent From News Columns

No Tenseness Reflected in Soviel Organ   Russian Scientists Accept Challenge of Program to Outstrip Foreign Science

Rail Guards Are Freed by Jury   Verdict of Acquittal Returmed in Picket Shooting Affair

USES Faces Senate Block   House Votes Return Of Service to States

Parties Unite InSetting Up Penalty Plan   Friends of Labor Voice Criticism Of New Measure

AGED CARDINAL SERIOUSLY ILL   St. Louis Prelate In Grave Condition; Is Guest Of Eire’s President

New Cardinal Seriously Ill  Aged Prelate, Now In  Dublin, Develops

Reds Assert ‘Ultimatum’ NotInvolved   Action OF Soviet Officialk Bucked By Pravda Writer

Pravda Denies ‘Ultimatum’ Given Vessel   Russian Officials Feel Matter Closed, Article Declares

Mayor and Aldermen Quit Posts — In New Flare-up of Political Fight

Bullets Fly Again in ‘Athens, Tenn.; Mayor, Four O Others Resign 

OFFICIALS QUIT IN NEW GUNFIRE   Athens, Tenn., Mayor and Four Aldermen Resign, Fear for Safety

SIX SHOCKS REQUIRED      Brooklyn New York Man’ is Exe cuted for Murder

‘Wife Dead, Vet Claims He Lost His  Nerve In Paet   Drove Car on Track, Leaped Before Train Hit: Blood Stained Club, Jacket Found

Charges Offered  In Franco Probe   U. N. Subcommittee Given Documents By Spanish Republicans

Report. Give n UN On Horror: 5  At Barcelona   Spanish Republicans Pre sent Council With De tails of Violence, Im.  prisonment..

Report Given UN On Horrors  At Barcelona      Spanish Republicans Present Council With Details of Violence, Imprisonment.

W. VIRGINIA RESTAURANTS DEFY OPA   Present Price Chart To Be Retained Despite Order for Rollback

LOCKED JURY If DISMISSED IN BROWNS TRIAL   Tavern Waitress Murder Case Expected To Be Set for September

‘Mrs. America’ To Relinquish Title   Columbus, O., Mother Of Four Will Devote Time To Being Housewife

‘MRS. AMERICA’ —GAVE-UP-TITLE   COLUMBUS HOUSEWIFE WILL RETURN TO HUSBAND AND CHILDREN INSTEAD OF CONTINUING TRIP AS MODEL

Cay Called  Home for  Peace Talk   Occupation Chiefs Summoned for Advice on German Treaty

SUMMON. CHIEFS FROM GERMANY   Americans Called for ‘Conference on Treaty

Occupation Authorities Summoned   Byrnes Will Consult Murphy And Gen. Clay On German Treaty

Byrnes Calls Top Aides For Confab   Occupation Officials -Will Aid Work of Writing Nazi Treaty

POSSIBLE GERMAN PEACE TREATY TO BE SESSION TOPIC   Occupation Chiefs to Be Called Back From Germany Fat - Consultation

Byrnes Hints Possible Treaty With Germany   summons U.S. Army Occupation Chiefs Homa for Consulistisn

ToU.S. For Reich Genfab   ' Byrres alts American Occupation Chiefs Home For Consulta -tion On Peace Treaty

Sec. Byrnes Consults With ‘Top Officers.   Ocenpation Authorities To cusee Laying Treats Groundwork,

Byrnes Calls Back Germar  Zone Chiefs   Will Discuss ' Peace; Hits Futile Conferences

Anti-American Movement In China Seen   Government Officials Say Communists Plan To Oust Marines

Murray Says Industry Plots To Break Unions   Giant Steel Industry Throtfled By Strike Of 750,000 Which CIO Leader Says Will Be Continued Until Truman Bid Accepted

Strike To Go On Until Steel Firms Come to Terms,  CIO Leader Says

Murray Says Rash o}  _ Postwar Strikes Al Part of Plan Agains' Labor by Cor /O1pora tions.

Murray Charges Industry Seeks To Break Unions   Pledges All-Out Fight Against Companies in Steel Row

Plot to Break Unions Seen  By Labor Man   U. S. Production of Steel at Lowest Point in 50 Years —

SOVIET REJECTS BOMB PROPOSAL   Gromyko Says American Memorandum: Cannot Be Accepted

Presbyterians Discuss Problems   Liquor and Marriage First Matters To Be Considered At Meeting

Many Negroes Knocked Down And Trampled   Mayor of Athens Reports He Is Unable. To Esti-  mate’ Number of. Injured   Most Negroes Left The City   Semblance of Order Reatured After Law Officers Paur Into Town.

Mob Of 2,000 Routs Negroes Raids Stores   Order Restored As Police Flock In From Nearby Towns In Northern Alabama

30 NEGROES INJURED IN RACE RIOTING   Whites and Blacks Fight in Ath ens, A’a.—Some are Trampled by Mobs.

Fight Touches Off Race Riot In Athens, Ala,  White Men Clea  Soraate OF Near ae

More Than Fifty Negroes Said Injured .  Mob Attacks Negroes In Alabama Rioting .

Race Riot Flares In Alabama Town   Mobs Form Quickly After Fist Fight, Many Negroes Are Injured

Fist Fight Starfs Race Riot Going   50 to 100 Negroes Are Injured in Athens, Go., Clash; Many Old Persons Are Reported Hurt

L CONVENTION ENNS IN CHICAGD: FRISCO “47 SITE   Green, Re-Elected, Calis for Defeat of Lea, Author of Anti-Petrillo Bill   CONGRESS BATTLE SEEN  Delegates Adopt Resolution Warning of Attempts to ‘Renress’ Labor

U.S.-Trained Chinese Troops Embarking For Manchuria;  Situation Critical--Marshall

American Trained Troops Leaving for Manchuria, Envoy Tells Washington

Marshall Says Crack Chinese Army Moving In  gasearenaene& { SER. ore   American-T rained Divisions Leaving For Unsettled Area, Envoy Reveals

THE OUTLOOK 1S APPRAISED BY MARSHALL   freneral Says an Army of Crack American-Trained Divisions Is Embarking for Area—Asks American Support.

Marshall Says Situation KC ritical   Nationalists Demand Soviet Withdrawal

Crack Chinese Troops Depart For Manchuria   Situation Seen As Critical By Marshall

Gen. Marshall Calls Situation ‘Very Critical’   Makes Plea for Strong American Support for Chinese Government

Marshall Asks U. §. Support for Chinese.  Says This Nation fs Best Able to Bring

Marshall Says Chinese Face Serious Crisis    Chiang Sends Crack -Troops Into Areas Held By Red Armies

American-Trained Nationalist Army Embarking For North China, Say: Special Envoy; World's Peace Hinges on Quick Settlement Of China’s Problems

‘Uhinese Army into Manchuria   American-Trained Divisions Embark For Trouble Spot-- Gidea se _ Wee

General in Report on China Trit   Urges Strong American Assistance To Enable Chinese Stability.

Move Army To Hot Spot   U.S. -Trained Chinese Troops to’ Manchuria, ‘Marshall Discloses

GEN. MARSHALL REPORTS CHINESE ARMY ENROUTE ‘TO “CRITICAL” MANCHURIA

Marshall Says Manchuria Situation Bad   Crack Chinese Army Heading North To Assume Control

Big Chinese Army Manchuria-Bound Marshall Says Situation Critical   Ambassador Calls For U. S. Support For China, Where Stability Essential To World Peace;  Army En Route Is American-Trained

arshall Reports On The Far East:  CRACK CHINESE ARMY EMBARKS FOR MANCHURIA

Gen. Marshall Gives Report on Arrival in U.S.  Chinese Troops Gaina tr Aran

Illegal WAA Sale: To Fields Aired   Official Denies Aiding Promoter In Uncertified Nail Purchases

PROBERS GET INFORMATION ABOUT DEALS   Improper Sales Are Found—Gilrein Tells Of Loss of Job

Committee Hears Of Big Nail Purchase   Allocation Made by WSA to Fields on Orders of Superior

Nails Improperly Sold To Fields, Sneed Testifies   Says Philadelphia WAA Office Made Sales Without Proper Certification

Probe Hears Surplus Soid Improperly  Witness Charges ~ Cost Him Tob

WAA Sales To Promoter. Traced  Fields’ Applications Improper, Declared

Ousted WAA Official Tells Of Nail Sale   Hard-to-Get Article Sold to Field Despite Improper Application Sneed Tells Probers

11 Killed, 13 Lost In East Coast Flood Disaster  - Raim-Swollen Rivers Sweep   Rain-Swollen Rivers Sweep N. Y., Pennsylvania Cities

ll KNOWN DEAD WHEN STREAMS BREAK BANKS   Damage to Property High; Farmevs Lose Crops

Better Forecasts on River Floods  Bureau Hopes to Cut Flood Losses

Better Forecasts On Floods In Ohio Missouri Valleys   Will Extend From Sioux City, la., to Jefferson City

E RECORDS SHOW HHITLER ERROR’   Secret Documents Point Out 6 Gutsses That Turned Tide For Allies

Senators Ponder How To Bar Bilbo   May Try At Opening Session Of Conaress

Housewives to Pay More for Most Pork, Beef Soon  Slight Price Increases Will Compensate For Higher Pay Scale

ORDER HIGHER MEAT PRICES   ‘Most Pork, Third of All Beef Cuts Will Be   Effected

Prices Hiked On Most Pork, Some Beef Cuts   Increases Result From Higher Prices For Packing In.  diuatre.   POSTERS DISPLAYED

Boost Effective Monday Io Cover Higher Pay Scale   Hikes Will Average One to Four Cents Per Pound, Report

Meat Prices Being Upped   Housewives Will Pay General Wage Boost

Beef and Pork Mea Prices to Increase In U.S. Monday —   Hike Results From Higher Prices Grantec To Packing Houses

Housewives to Pay More for Most Pork, Beef Soon  Slight Price Increases   Slight Price Increases Will Compensate For Higher Pay Scale

Wages Raised.  Meat Prices  Go Up, Too   tien Costs To Be Effective Monday, OPA Announces

Meat Prices Increased Slightly  Order Affacte MAnct Park A hart «2 Third af All Raaf +

Meat Cost to Rise -       Pork, Beef Prices to Increase Less Than Cent Per Pound

Beef, Pork Cost increase Slated for Monday Stari  OPA Boost Caused @y Hiking Waa

AUTHORIZATION BY OPA WILL BOOST: PRICES OF MEAT   Most Pork and About a Third ofAll Beef Cuts Come Under Order Which Means Higher Prices to Housewives

Meat Prices to Advance Monda  Most Pork and Some Beef te Be Higher

BOOST IN CEILING PRICES ON MEAT REVEALED BY OPA   Increases Authorized 16 Offset Higher Wages in Packinn taductry

PORK AND BEEF PRICES JUMPED   OPA Allows Boost To Offse Higher Pay For Packers

HIGHER PRICES ON MEA EFFECTIVE NEXT MONDAY   Housewives Will Pay Slightly More For Most Pork And Some Beef Cuts Under OPA Ruling

OPA Increases Prices  Of Pork And Beef Cut:         New Order Effective Monday; Higher Costs Caused By Meat Industry Wage Boosts

PRICE INCREASE ON BEEF, PORK IS DUE MONDAY   OPA Cites Recent Wage Boosts As Reason behind Hike For Retail Trade

Price Increase Aftermath Of Packer Strike   Retail Boost Ordered By OPA To Offset Pa Raise For Workers

Woman Seized By Pistol Bandit   Stolen From Bed; Husband Slugged

Slugs Objecting Husband  Police Scour East For Man 'Who Kidnapped Pretty Bride

Hopeless --- Then Rescue  V..Lan Daceannere Thouaht End Had Come

Boyle’s Battered Notebook Disgorges Mass Of Facts Coverings Four-Year World Jaunt

Hal Tallies Profit and Loss After World Trip Via Plane, Jeep and Flea-Bitten Camel

1102,000 Mile Trip Around  the World Finds People in  All Lands Just Want Peace

PAULEY’S CHANCES SLIMMER TODAY   Republicans Are Happy About Dispute of Democrats.

SABATH BLAMES CRASH ON GOP   Democrat Congressman Says Republicans Manipulated ~ $tock Market Drop

BLAMES GOP FOR MARKET GRASH   REP, SABATH SAYS THE DEAL WAS MANIPULATED

Munitions Combine Faces Justice Department Probe   Altorney General Asked To Look Into Complicated Financial Manipulations

To Decide If Criminal Case ls Warranted   Inquiry Asked About $1,000,000 Overpayment on Contract

Texas Poll Shows Jester Coming In On Home Stretch: Rainey Slows Down

House fo Study New Proposals For Strike Bill   Showdown Vote Schedule On Case Measure

Amendments 23 To Tone Down — ‘Measure Offered   Legislation Calls For National Mediation Board With Power To Delay Strikes 30 Days

Showdown Near on Control Bill  Indications Point to Little Change

Preliminary Tests On Strike-Control Bill Starts Today   Little Modification ExPected Despite Opposttion.

Strike Control Legislation Up For Discussion   House To Consider Amendment Series To Tone Down Bill

ANTISTRIKE ACT TO FACE TESTS IN HOUSE TODAY   Vote Called On Amendments To Eliminate Some Of Case’s Proposals

HOUSE BEGINS TENTATIVE VOTE ON STRIKE BILL   Several Amendments Up to Tone Down Case Labor Measure

Howe To Test Strike Control   4s Qutcome Likely To Point Way To Final Decision

First Test Votes On New Strike Measure Sighted  Sweeping Proposal Comes Up for Action This Week

House Preparing Vote On Strike Control Bills   Amendments Hamper Legislation

RAINFALL STILL BELOW NORMAL IN CENTRAL OHIC   Total for Year is Under Two Inches of Average Mark for Sector

Press For Coal Peace; Capital Lights Dimmed   Week-End Sessions Of Mine Negotiators Will Strive For Aqreement

“Brownout” Is  Ordered Back   Nation’s Capital Goes Under Wartime Restrictions Again

Coal Shortage Forces Capital  To Brownout   Tobin Plans To Ask SFA To ~ Freeze All Coal Now On Massachusetts Docks

Bedenkapp Urges Draft of Dewey For Second Tern   GOP Executive Committee Picks Saratoga Springs For Convention

26 DEAD IN» U.S. FROM MAJOR FIRES   Tenement Houses Burn in Number  Of Large Cities

10 KANSAS CITY RESIDENTS DIE I APARTMENT   Four Burn to Death in St. Louis Hotel Blaze

16 Lose Lives In Nine Fires   Kansas City Blaze Claims 10; 4 Hurt

24 LOSE LIVES FROM FIRES IN UNITED STATES   10 Persons Killed in Kansas City; 4 Tia tm St Tenet.

Iwenty Dead, Nine Hurt In Sunday Fires   Heavy Property Damage Reported In Fires In Large Cities

“2A Persons Lose Lives In Apartment Building Fires In Five Cities

Major Housing Fires Take 23 Lives In Big Midwestern, Eastern Cities

21 PERSONS KILLED IN SERIES OF FIRES   16 Lose Lives In Kansas City Apartment Blaze: Charleston Suffers  Damage

'26 DIE FIERY DEATHS   ‘ Weekend Fires Scattered Over the Nation

Twenty-Five Die In Fires Over Weekenc   Large Cities and Small Places, Even Ship Anchored In Harbor Involved in Deadly Conflegrations

24 Dead in  Apariment House Fires   Sweep of Flames Traps Tenants of Wood Buildings

MAJOR FIRES  FATAL TO OVER SCOPE IN IS   Fires Sweep Through Tenements Apartment Houses In Five Cities

(BIG. DAMAGE 71 ARE DEAL   Kansas City Apart ment Blaze Kills 10 Persons

FIRES KILL 24 OVER WEEK-END   11 Die as Blaze Sweeps Rooming House in St. Louis

10 Persons Die in Kansas City  Dwelling Blaze Match Blamed For East Side N. Y. Tragedy

Twenty-Five Lose Lives In Weekenc Hires in Nation   Ten Killed In Kansas City In Apartment House Fire

TWENTY - ONE DIE IN FIRES QVER NATION   Twenty-Seven Others Injured; Property Loss Is Heavy

ST. LOWS FRE BLANS. 4 LN ‘WITH 5 MISSI   Flames Sweep Alpine Hote Causing Loss Estimated at $45,000   OTHER SERIOUS BLAZES   Major Fires Also: Occur in N, Y., Chicago, Kansas City and Maine

FIRES CLAIM 25 OVER WEEK END   10 Perish At Kansas City: Charleston Hard Hit

25 PERISH IN MANY BLAZES   Ten Die ‘In Kansas City  Apartment House  Fire

10 Killed In ‘Kansas City Rooming House   Heart Attack Fatal To Fire Captain Battling St. Louis Hotel Flames

Fires Take Lives of 26 In Weekend   Kansas City Is Scene of Blaze That Causes 10 Deaths; Four ‘Lost as St. Lonijs Hotel Burns 

Week-End Fires Take 24 Lives in Six U.S. Cities   Ten Die in Kansas City Blaze; 325 Escape Death In New York

KANSAS CITY BLAZE TAKES LIVES OF TEN   Match Is Blamed for New York Tragedy on Famous East Side

FIRES KILL 26 IN APARTMENTS AND TENEMENTS   Series of Disastrous Blazes Sweep Across Natien

At Least 25 Die In Weekend Fires; 10 in Kansas City  Huge Property Loss ls Recorded in Caoriac at Rlazveac

British Find New Major Caches Of Jewish Arms   Ammunition, Grenades And Machineguns Found In Farm Villages

British Uncover Stores Of Arms  Stern Gang Member Sentenced To Death

BRITISH FIND ARMS CACHES   Large Stores of of Guns And Ammunition Uncovered   In Jewish Towns

ROSS COUNTY FAIR BEST IN *45   Managers Reelect Officers; Name State Director

PORTER'S PLAGE IS NEW TOPIC   Steelman Has Assumed Most Of OPA Chief’s Duties In Decontrol Work

Chinese Reds Plan Seizure  Of Metropolis In. Manchuria   Situation Is Labeled ‘Very Grave’ ;, Truce Sought By Marshall

CHINA WILL NOT DEFEND HARBIN   Communists Set To Seize North Manchurian Metropolis

Situation Called Very Grave As Reds Advance   Forces Drawing Near North Manchurian Metropolis f

Harbin Target Of Chinese Reds In Manchuria   Marshall Has Five Days to Work Truce With War Factions

Manchurian Situation — Is Critical   Communists Encircle Harbin, Prepare To Seize Vital Port City

Manchurian Situation Is  Said Critical   Communists Prepare to Seize Harbiv; Govern: ment Claims it Will Not Try to Defend the City

Communists Intend To Seize Harbin  Situation In 6‘ ontwal [_) 2 es oe

OFFICIALS FLEE TO MURDER   Central Government Concedes Harbin Mav Fall Easily

Chinese Red: Point Troop: Toward Harbin   Government Says Situation Very Grave; Marshall  Bi awning Teme

HARBIN. ENCIRCLED BY CHINESE REDS SEIZURE PLANNED   Government Indicates It Will Not Try to Defend Metropolis in Northern Manchuria.   OFFICIALS REPORTED TO HAVE FLED BY PLANE   Communist Resistance Stiffens as Chiang’s First Army Presses Northward Toward Changchun.

Chinese Reds Set To Seize Harbin City   Marshall Strives Work Out Truce Between Factions

Situation In Manchuria Js Reported As Graye, Ge, Marshall Confers With Both 5

THREE ANTLNAZ AGENTS NAMED BY COLUMBIANS   Trio Charged With Usurpation of Police Powers, Which Constitutes a Misdeamor.   SURVIVAL FIGHT MADE BY ORDER

SOVIETS ACCUSED OF GRABBING OI   UNRRA Chief Protests: “Rec ' Army Tactics in Austria

RED ARMY TAKING AUSTRIAN ODDS, LA GUARDIA SAY   UNRRA. Chief Weras Council, Nation. Is Facing Shortage af Faac

SAYS RUSSIANS TOOK SUPPLIES FROM AUSTRIA   Should Have Gone To Austrian People Is LaGuardia Report

War Babies Contest at State Fair   Plans Are Being Made to Make Thi: Gontest The Biggest In The History of lowa State Fairs

Opulent Bookkeeper  Alleged $900,000 Embezzler Agrees To Reveal Whole Story

‘Bookkeeper To Reveal “Whole Story" Of ‘Alleged Embezzlement Of Nearly $900,000

POLICE STUDY $900,000 FRAUD   Bookkeeper Promises Tc Tell All About Big Embezzlement

Wm. A. Nickel Promise: Police to Tell Whole Story of $900,000 Fraud

BOOKKEEPER WILL FACE FMBEZZLEMENT CHARGES   Claim Cashier Took Almost $900,000 From Linotype Firm, Fled to Florida

Truman Gails for Full-Scale Probe Of Mass Lynching   Expresses “Horror” And Directs ‘Inquiry of Georgia Case

Georgia Lynching Probe Is Ordered  Federal Inquiry Hac Turo Aims

Truman Backs Justice Department's Investigation of Negro Lynchings

Federal Probe Of Lynchings ls Scheduled   President Truman Ex. presses “Horror” at Georgia Massacre

U.S. Steps Into Lynching Case   Justice Department To Seek Slayers.

FBI Investigates Killing of Four  President Urges Federal Inquiry

Clark Hopes For Early Solution   Truman Seeks To Learn If Any U. S. Law Can Be Applied

GEORGIA SLAYINGS AROUSE TRUMAN   PRESIDENT CALLS FOR FULLSCALE PROBE OF LYNCHINGS OF 4 NEGROES,

Solution Of Four Murders May Be Near   Attorney General Reveals F.B.I. Is Working On Case

JUSTICE CHIEF PRESSES PROBE   Clark Says President Urges Immediate Action

TRUMAN CALLS FULL PROBE OF MOB LYNCHINGS   Massacre Of Georgia Negroes Arouses President's Ire

TRUMAN ORDERS LYNCHING PROBE   » JUSTICE DEPARTMENT DIRECTED TO MAKE FULL INVESTIGATION

Truman Orders FBI To Push Lynching Probe  Son xpecti ng riv Solut

TRUMAN ASKS FULL PROBE OF SLAYINGS   President Expresses Horror at Murder Of Four Georgia Negroes

Tom Clark Hopes for Early Solution Of ‘Shocking Murders’ in Georaia   SIX CHARGED IN DEATH OF MISSISSIPPT NEGRO

BACKS PROBE OF LYNCHINGS   President Directs Justice Department to Conduct All-Out Inquiry

Georgia Lynching Probe Is Ordered   Federal Inquiry   Federal Inquiry Has Two Aims

—TRUMAN WANTS SLAYERS CAUGHT— Attorney General Asks Help In Murder Search

Urges Use Of FBI Resources  In Georgia Case   President Truman Ex. presses Horror At Lynching of Four Negroes  8 In Monroe

Attorney General Clark Reports’ Truman Back.  _ ing; Calls for Repudiation of Mob Rule. .

potrike Ur /0,UUU Settied....  Hard Coal Mines To Open  Monday After Settlement      ROYALTY FOR WELFARE

Hard Coal Men To Work Under New Contracts   Increase in Pay, Welfare Funds To Be Provided

Pact Reached in  Hard Coal Strike   Wage Increase and $2.700.000 Health and Welfare Fund Granted

HARD COAL PIT WORKERS 10 RETURN MONDAY   Solve Anthracite Strike on Salary Boost, Welrf fare Fund

Agreement Ends Hard Coal Strike   75,000 Men To Return To Pits on Monday

‘Miners Back At Work Monday; Strike Settled  — Get 1814 Cent Raise ~ And Welfare Fund; - Mean $1 Ton Rise

MINERS AGRE AFTER 7-DAY STRIKE   Concessions Cost Owners 50-60 Millions A Year   NEW CONTRACT   Calls For Wage Increase Of 184 Cents On Ton; Lewis Approves

HAVE A NEW CONTRACT   Hard Coa! Miners W iN Return to Pits Monday Morning

Miners Return To Pits Monday  Pay Hike, Welfare Fund Won In Strike

Miners Get  Pay Boost, Strike Ends   Hard Coal Strikers Return to Pits Monday; Get 181% Cent Increase

Resume Mining Qf Anthracite Coal On Monday   New Contract Provides 181/-Cent Pay Hike And Welfare Fund.

Strike Of Hard Coal Miners Is Settled   Will Return To Work Monday Under New Contract With Most Demands Granted

NEW HARD COAL CONTRACT ENDS WEEK-OLD STRIKE   MINERS WIN RAISE OF 18} CENTS HOUR AND WELFARE FUND

Pennsy Miners Settle Strike   New Hard Coal Pact Sending Men Back To Pits Monday

Anthracite Mi iners End Their Week-Old Strike   ‘New Contract Calls For Increase In Wage Scale, Health And Welfare Fund

To Anthracite Pits  Monday-   Concessions Suniany To Soft Coal May”: Exceed $50.000. 000

75,000 Miners Will Return to Jobs on Monday   New Contract for Hard Coal Workers

Tieup at End In Mine Pits    Hard Coal Men Win Raisé. Health Fund

Hard Coal Miners Return © To Anthracite Pits Monday  Win More Than Bituminous Workers

N ew Contract Ends Strike of 75,000 Miners   Win 18!,-Cent Wage Increase; $2,700,000 Welfare Fund

Anthracite Pits to Reopen Monday; New Contract is Ready   Hard Coal _ Miners Win Greater Concessions  Than Soft Coal Men

HARD COAL STRIKE ENDS: MINERS 60 TQ WORK MONDAY   Lewis’ Union Wins Wage Increase, Welfare Fund in Saws fantrreed

MINERS RETURN MONDAY 0N184, CENT PAY RISE   Pennsylvania’s 75,000 Hard Coal Workers Get Health, Welfare Fund

New Contract Puts 75,000 Back To Work   Lewis Declares Agreement Is Satisfactory

U.S. Rejects Russian Stand On Dardanelles   Joins Britain in Opposing Move To Fortify Straits

Right To Fortity  Dardanelles By Russia Oppose   U.S. Rejects Russian Claims To Right To Fortify Vital Straiis

SOVIET FORTS ALONG STRAITS ARE OPPOSED      TATE DEPARTMENT ACTION * SEEN AS STAND AGAINST RUSSIA MAKING TURKEY A SATELLITE      By JOHN A. REICHMANN International News Service

OPPOSES RUSS PROPOSAL FOR NARDANELLES   Byrnes Speaks “Very Frankly” to Yugodav Official

INSISTS RUSSIA KEEP HANDS OFF DARDANELLES   Officials Say There’ll Be No  Turning Back From Cirm Pacitingn

National Commission On Higher Education May Take Two Years To Finish Work

Eggsit   Fight In Butter And Egg Store Brings An ‘Aftermath In Court

Bowles, Wyatt Seek No - Strike Labor Pledge  i on an a iii i a ee   Subsidy Program For Lumber Hoped To Aid Housing

No-Strike Pledge ls Hoped For   Bowles and Wyatt Discuss - Proposed Truce With Labor Leaders —

Wyatt Seeking. _No-Strike ‘Pact. - To Aid Housing   NHA Official Sounding Out "AFL, CIO In Move To Build . Veterans’ Hoines

Wyatt To Ask Trade Unions Not To Strike   Will Appeal To AFL and CIO Building Workers

Bowles, Wyatt Seek No-Strike Pledge of Unions   Truce Proposed to Let Building Industry Hit Full Scale Production

Industry Can Hit And Keep Full Production Then   Bowles Discussing Issue With Leaders

Wyatt Asks Strike Ban Of 6 Months   Wants Unions to Pledge No Stoppage To Speed Vet Homes

Multi-Million Dollar Subsidy Program For Plywood, Bricks Put In Effect To Speed Housing

Seek No Strike Pledge on Homes   Wyatt Reported to Be Sounding Out Building Unions

Bowles, Wyatt Seek No - Strike Labor Pledge   Subsidy Program For Lumber Hoped To Aid Housina

~HOUSING— No Strike Guarantee  Considered  Seeks To Expedite Veterans’ Progra

Bowles Seeking Labor Pledge Of "No Strikes’   Proposed Truce Being Discussed With AFL And ClO Leaders

Housing Expediter Sounding Out Labor On Strike Pledge   Wyatt Seeks to Bring _Homes- for- Veterans.: “Into FullOperation —

Wants No-strike Pledge by Labor Building Trades   Wyatt Hopes Thus To Assure Erection Of Veterans’ Homes

Six-Month, No-Strike Pledge To Speed Vet Housing Sought   National Housing Chief Orders Multi-Million “Dollar Subsidies On Softwood Plywood Output

STRIKE BAN IS URGED IN U. S.   ‘Housing Boss Asks AFL, ClO  Promise To Speed Homes : For Vets

Wyatt Sounds Out Unions On Proposal . .  Seek No- Strike Pledge Of 6 Months To Push Housing

Wyatt Seeks Labor Pledge For Housing:   NHA Orders Millions In Subsidies: on.”  Plywood, Bricks

NHA Chief Seeks 6 Month No Strike Pledge From Union:   Program Subsidies Manufacturers For Higher Production

SEEKS SIX-MONTH NO-STRIKE PLEDGE FOR VETS’ HOMES   WYATT SOUNDS OUT BUILDING TRADES ON HIS PROPOSAL

Housing Head Asks 6-Month Strike Recess   Sounds Out AFL and CIO Building Unions On Aiding Vets

No Strike Pledge Sought To Boost Housing Program      Wyatt Sounding Out Unions In Effort To Speed Building

‘NO-STRIKE’ VOW ASKED ON HOMES   Unions Get Wyatt ‘Feeler’ Plywood Subsidies Set

Bowles Asks Anti-Strike Labor Pledge   Armistice Is Sought for Industry, Home Building Ts Expedite Full-Scale Production During Year

Wyatt Wants No Strike Pledge From Unions To Speed Housing For Vets

‘Wyatt Sounding Out C10, AFL Unions On iNo-Strike Pledze To Speed Vet Housing

N o-Strike Pact 'B eing Sought From CIO-AFI   Bowles Says Pledge Would Perinit Industry Te Hit Full Production Perovic:  ing OPA Is Maintained

Six Months No Strike Pledge Being eo   Building Unions Asked To Forego Strikes to Get Veterans’ Home Building Plan Going

GOVERNMENT HOPES TO SECURE NO-STRIKE PLEDGE FROM LABOR TO PROMOTE HIGH PRODUCTION

WYATT TRYING FOR 6-MONTHS STRIKE PLEDGE   Jrges Unions to Agree to Work to Speed Veterans Housing Program

‘No-Strike’ Pledges by Building Unions Sought by NHA Heac   Multi-Million Dollar Plywood Subsidy is Ordered by Agency

STORIES IN G! PAPER BANNED   Stars And Stripes Told To Omit Ribbing Of High Officers

Anti-Strike Bill To Meet Senate Delay   Barkley Plans Night Session; Several Days . Of Debate Expected

Administration Leaders Demani  Speedy Action   Night Session Likely; Truman, Barkley Confer

Ten Killed on State Highways Over Weekend, Five Others Die of Drowning, Other Causes

10 PERSONS DIE IN CAR WRECKS OVER WEEK-ENL   Three Others, All Children Victims of Drowning; Other Fatalities

SENAT TOHARD peel LABOR BILL   Harsh Measure Unlikely to Pass Upper Chamber

SENATE 1S COOL TO LABOR BILL   Major Overhauling of House Measure Expected

SENATE COOL TO CASE BILL   PLANS ON ITS OWN STYLE OF LABOR MEASURE

Major Senate Overhauling Job Due on Case Measure to Control Strikes

SENATE. COOL TOWARD STRIKE CONTROL BILL   Case Bill Hardly Gets Nod From Senate Labor Committee

Gives Case Plan Frigid  Reception   Senator Predicts Watered Down Version At Best

Senate Cool Toward Tough Strike Bill   May Substitute Far Milder Bill For Houses’ Far Reaching Case Measure.

CASE BILL FACES SENATE REVISIONS   House-Approved Measure to Curb Strikes Is Likely  to Be Emasculated

Senate Cold Towards Bill   Labor Measure Expected To Be Watered Down

FLIES FROM SEATTLE TO MIAMI IN 81% HRS.   ‘Pascusan Dreamboat” Pilot Describes Trans-Continental Hop as a “Breeze.”

Says Vet Problem Is Challenge To State   Gen. Markey Asserts We Must Give Great Effort To Tremendous Task

COLONEL QUITS LICHFIELD TRIAL   Court Martial President Withdraws From Case

COURT HOLDS LEA ACT iS INVALID   Govt. Information Against Petrillo is Dismissed

Declares Lea Act Violates — 5th Amendment   Cannot Curtail Peaceful Picketing, Dist. Judae Rules

Petrillo Wins Test  in Court   “Criminal ‘Case Filed by U. S. Dismissed by Chicago Judge

PETRILLO GETS JUDGES’ VERDICT   .ea Act Held Constitutional in Test Case

Government's Case Dismissed Against AFM President   Fifth Amendment To Constitution Violated by Writ

Court Rejects U.S. Action On Petrillo   Lea Act Declared Unconstitutional— Appeal Planned

Lea Act Is Ruled Unconstitutional By Chicago Judge   Government’s Case Against Petrillo Is Ordered Dismissed

green"  mn vil HHO ls Victor In Court   Lea Act Declared Unconstitutional By Federal Judge

Declares Lea Act Invalid In Test Case   U. S. Charge Against Petrillo Dismissed By District Court

Lea Act.ls Ruled Unconstitutional In Petrillo Case   Criminal Suit Against Czar. Is Dismissed

U.S. Judge Rules Anti-Petrillo Act Unconstitutional   Raps Law as Written, Hints Way Still Open; Government to Appeal

Act Curbing Petrillo {s Held fnvatia   U. S. DISTRICT JUDGE THROWS OUT LEA CASE

U.S. Action Against Him Is Dismissed   Judge Declares Lea Act Is Unconstitutional; U.S. To Appeal.

Votes to Return USES to States Before June 30   House Passes New Bill Over Truman Request for Federal Rule

IPRESIDENT TAVORS RATCR   Death March Survivor Home Blaze Victim

ClO Set To Reopen  Contracts   Seen As Heralding Cam paign To Increase “Real Wages”

CIO CAMPAIGN MAY LEAD T0 STRIKE WAVE   Widespread W: alkouts in Big Industries Beared

IN3-TRAIN WRECK   Speeding Flier Plows Into PileUp of Two Freights Near Mansfield, 0.   Five Soldiers and Crewmen Among Pennsylvania Railroad Disaster Victims.   BLAME BROKEN AIR LINE   Two Locomotives on Golden Triangle and Several Coaches Plunge Off Rails.

14 Dead a: Train Hits Wreckage  Several Victims Were Soldiers on Furlough; Other

Today's Disaster   Fifteen Killed, Including Five Soldiers, in Double Train Wreck in Ohio

Fourteen Die In Railroad Wreck   Pennsylvania Passenger And Two ‘Peeichts Pile Up

A ive Soldiers Among Army  Movement Die   More Than a Score Injured When Trains On Pennsylvania Lines Hit Near Mansfield, O.

Eight Die In Ohio Collision   More Than 25 Injured In Double Train Wreck Near Mansfield

Fifteen Die In Triple Train Wreck  Same 50 Ininred   Some 50 Injured In Ohio Passenger Coach Pile Up

Troop Cars Involved in  Ohio Crash   > ' t i  Passenger Train Plows  Into Debris Left by  Freight Pileup.

Pennsylvania Passenger Express Rams Freights; 50 Persons Are estanieil

15 Die; 50 Injured in Train Wreck   Pennsylvania Railroad’s Passenger Crashes Into ‘Piled-Up Freights Near   Conlter. Ohio

MORE THAN 90 ARE INJURED INCRACK-UP   5 Soldiers, 3 Train Crew Members Victims   “GOLDEN TRIANGLE”   Rams Two Freight Trains; Breaking Of Air Hose Causes Accident

14 KILLED, 40 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Pennsylvania R. R. Limited Crashes Into Wreckage

Pennsylvania Railread’s Crack Pile Up.   FIFTY MORE ARE HURT!   Nine Hours After the Wreck at Coulter, Ohio, 7 Are Identified.

50 Others Are Reported Hurl After Crackup   Several Soldiers Included !n List In Ohio Tragedy

Passenger Train Hits Wreckage of Freights; 8 Dead   40 Hurt in Crash of Pennsylvania Railroad Express Near Mansfield. O.   SMASH DERAILS TWO TROOP CARS   Soldiers on Furloughs Before Receiving Overseas Assignments

50 Others Are Reported Hurt After Crackup  ‘Several Soldiers _ Included In List —

Golden Limited Strikes Freights   Five Of Victims In Pennsylvania  Are Soldiers

Three-Way Train Accident Kills 12; Nearly40 Injured   Passenger Plows Into Wreckage of Two Freights in Ohio

15 Persons Die in Trairi Wreck  Passenger Crashes into’ Freight Wreck

CRACK ‘FLYER’ CRASHES INTO FREIGHT TRAINS   More Dead Believed Buried In Wreckage In Area Near Mansfield   SOLDIERS AMONG VICTIMS   165 Servicemen En Route To Homes For Christmas Furleughs On Train

CRACK FLIER INVOLVED IN TRIPLE CRASH   Many Soldiers Hurt as Coaches Crumple In Collision

Death Rides Cab As Passenger Train Plows IntoWreckage Of TwoF reights

Golden Triangle And 2 Freights Figure in Wreck   Fast Train Plows Into Wreckage On Tracks; Many Soldiers Among Victims

Fourteen Dead As Crack Train Strikes Freight   Rescue Crews Cut into Steel To Find Victims

IN WRECKAGE: Mh INIUIRED   “Pennsy” Passenger Plows Into Two PiledUp Freight Trains

t           ‘PASSENGER TRAIN HITS” 2 WRECKAGE OF TWO CRASH! } FREIGHT TRAINS. NEAR.......... MANSFIELD, OHIO, TOD

150 Soldiers On — One Train Headed  Home For Xmas —   Rescue Crews Cut Into Mass of Twisted Steel  Hunting Other Victims

Third Train Plows Into Wreckage   Fast Passenger Smashes Into Debris of Two Freight  Trains

Madison Boy, 19, Hurt Critically: Scores Injured   Siegfried Eberhardt on Furlough When Cars Pileup in Ohio

Penn Flyer Hits Stalled Freights   Soldiers En Route Home On Furlough Are Victims of Pennsylvania Rail Tragedy; Air Hose Breaking on Freight Train Is Blamed

Double Crash Takes 8 GI’s   More Feared Dead; Flier Hits Freights

Some Joke—3$5.000   PHILADELPHIA, (P}--A hotel clerk-who thought a $3,000 legacy  wl bf lhe hl he or ‘= “   14 Killed As-PRR Train Plows Into Freight Wreck

At Least 15 Persons Die, 30 Injured in Ohio Crash   Rail. +d Official Gives “Conservative Estimate After Visiting Scene Where Two Trains Were in Collision

OAKLAND Gl, 14 OTHERS DIE, 40 HURT IN 3-TRAIN WRECK   Rescue Crews Burn Way Into Cars With Acetylene Torches to Reach Trapped Men

Passenger Train Plows Into 2 Wrecked Freight Trains, 50 Are Injured

At Least 15 Dead And 50 Injured in Ohio Railway Crash   Passenger Cars Plow Into Wreckage of Two Freight Trains

Crack Passenger Train In Wreck Near Mansfield, 0.   ‘‘Golden Triangle’’ Smashes Into Wreckage Of Two Freight Trains Early Today   MOST OF WRECK VICTIMS SOLDIERS  /DOITTYT T Wore,

Crack Pennsy Train Hits Double Wreck   Seven Soldiers And Traimmen Dead, 40 Hurt In Multiple Crash In Ohio.

Passenger Rams Wrecked Freight Trains; Soldiers Among Dead And Injured

F ifteen Killed in Tren Train Wreck   Fifty or More Injured as Pennsylvania's Crack Golden Triangle Piles Into Wreckage of Two East-Bound Freight Trains.

7 Soldiers Included; 50 Persons Hurt   Pennsy’s ‘Golden Triangle’ Crashes Into 2 Freights In Ohio.

FOURTEEN ARE DEAD IN OHIO TRAIN WRECK   Forty Injured as PRR Golden Triangle Hits Freight Cars Near Mansfield.

15 Die In Double Rail Crask   Soldiers Among Those Killed When Passenger Train Hits Wreckage  Of Two Freight Trains

Speeding Troop Train Plunges Into Wreckage   Soldiers Enroute Home On Furlough Before Going Overseas; Stalled Freight Traius Cause Of Pileup

Pennsylvania’s Golden Triangle Bears Down On Wrecked Freights   Bodies Scattered Alongside Tracks   Others Believed Trapped In Wreckage; Most Of Dead Are Soldiers

Fast Pennsylvania  Passenger Train Plows Into Wreckage of Twc Freight Trains in Ohio

Many Victims Are Soldiers      Crack Passenger Careens Into Wreckage of Two Freight Trains in Ohia;.

TEMPERATURES   Crack ‘Pennsy’ Train Strikes Two Freights   Pittsburgh-Chicago  Train Piles Up Near Mansfield, O., Today

15 KILLED IN DOUBLE P.R.R. OHIO WRECK   Hundred Army Officers And Men Are Victims of Crash of Fast “Golden Trianale"’  Q@VER 25 ARE INJURED

30 Injured in Double Mishap At Coulter, 0.   Five Chicago-Bound Soldiers Among Victims

Passenger Train Hits Two Stalled Freights in Ohio   50 Others Injured In Mishap; Many of Victims Are Soldiers

Believe 2 or 3 Others Buried in Wreckage On- Pennsylvania Line   ‘Golden Triangle’ Plows into Two Piled-Up Freights : fast of Mansfield; Victims Include « Crew Members, Soldiers

5 Victims of Crash Soldiers   Penn Line Passenger Crashes Into Two Wrecked Freizhis

SERVICEMEN ON PENNSYLVANIA. FLYER KILLED   Passenger Train Hits Wreckage of ‘Two Freizhts

Count 15 Dead, Over 50 Hurt After Passenger Train Roars into Wreck

Passenger Plows Into Wreckage   “Golden Triangle” Hits Two Wrecked Freights at Mansfield, Ohio

Wreck Occurs Near Mansfield, O., After Two Freight Trains Had Crashed Earlier This Morning   EIGHT SOLDIERS ARE INCLUDED IN DEAD

Train Wreck Kills Eight, Injures 25   Passenger Rams Two Previously Crashed Freights Near Mansfieid, O.; Havoc Described.

Passenger Plows Into Wreckage Of 2 Trains; at Least 15 Dead   50 Others Injured In Accident

Fifty Injured In Mishap On Pennsy Tracks   Raijlroad’s “Golden Triam gle” Plows Into Wreckage Freight Trains At Mansfield   Coaches Carrying Troops Overturn   ‘Some Passengers Fight! With Each Other In Efforis to Get Qut Of Cars

TROOPS AMONG VICTIMS IN OHIC RAIL TRAGEDY   Blame Break in Air Hose for Three-Way Railroad Accident

15 Killed, 50 Hurt In a Train Wreck   Four Crewmen and Seven Soldiers Among Dead as Pennsylvania Passenger Locomotive Crashes Into Two Freight Trains,

Temperatures   Pennsylvania ‘Golden Triangle’ Plows into Piled-up Freights; Several Soldiers Among Victims

14 DEAD 40 HURT IN TRAIN WRECK   Soldiers Among Victims of Crash Into Wreckage of Two Freights

PASSENGER, 2 FREIGHTS IN DIF HID   Many o7 Passengers Were Soldiers on Christmes Furlough

Streamliner Crashes Into 2 Tipped Freights   Many Of Injured Listed From State; Terrible Wreckage Told By Official

drain’ Wieckiin:Ohio Kills'8'Persons, . Injures Over AQ   Two Cars of Soldiers Were Among Passengers

Double [Double Train Wreck In Ohio Fatal For 15   25 Injured As Passenger Flier Ploughs Into Crashed Freights

Soldiers and Trainmen Die; 4) Are Injured   Disaster Occurred Near Mansfield, Ohio

PASSENGER HITS RAIL WRECKAGE OF 2 FREIGHTS   Pileup near Mansfield Involves Pennsylvania Line— 50 Persons Injured

Fifty Others Are Hurt In Accident   Passenger Plows Into Wreckage of Two Freights Early Today

Many Victims Are Soldiers From Fort Dix   Pennsylvania’s Crack ‘Golden Triangle’ Rams Wreckage of 2 Freights

Crack Pennsylvania Limited in Smashup With Two Stalled Freight Trains   ACCIDENT IN OHIO IS FATAL TO AT LEAST 15

'40 Injured As Cars Hit Freights   Six Persons Known Dead In Collision

right Soldiers Reported Dead: AQ are Iniured   Gls Enroute Home For Furloughs Before Shipment Overseas

At Least 50 More Injured When Fas‘ Train Piles Into Stalled Freights; Many of Dead And Hurt Are Soldiers Starting Furlough Before Going To ~ Japanese Thectter

— COLLISION — 50 Injured In Pileup Of 3 Trains   SOME SOLDIERS AMONG DEAD:

Prints the News   Three Trains Pile Up Near Mansfield   Many Soldiers On Yule Furloughs Among Passengers

FLYER CRASHES INTO PILEUP OF FREIGHT GARS   Many Furlough-Bound Soldiers Killed in Ohio Railroad Disaster

Historic Russ Decisions Due   May Affect Course Of Post-War Events

Diplomats Look For Russ Policies” To Change Course Of Postwar Events

RUSSIA WATCHE FOR POSSIBLE REVISED POLICY   Stalin And Melotey Ex. pected To Reach Decisien Before June 15   THREE “MAIN ISSUES  CONFRONTING KREMLIN

Decisions Set By Moscow on Foreign Policy  Stand to Effect Whole Course of

Diplomats Say Soviet Foreign Policy Decisions During Next Three Weeks To Change Course Of Postwar Events

Diplomats Look For Vital Rulings   Three Issues” “Affect Course af Evenjs; Up to Stalin

FOREIGN POLICY OF RUSSIA EXPECTED TO BE MADE CLEAR SOON  DIPLOMATIC EXPERTS  LOOK FOR DECISIONS WITHIN THREE WEEKS

EXPECT MAJOR DECISIONS BY RED DIPLOMATS   Changes in Russia’s Foreign Policy Could Affect Course of Post-War Events

Stalin Weighs Byrnes’ Threat   Moscow Must Decide Soon About Peace Treaties

Merger War Armistice ‘Taking Form   Independent Air Force Provided

LONG FIGHT FOR MANGHURIA SEEN BY AP REPORTER   Viasterson, Trapped In Changchun For 25 Days Comes Out With Pessimistic Story; Was Held By  Communists.

TwoParties United on War Trials   Dewey, Ives and Lehman Also Mead Hold Nazis Accountable in Loss of Many Lives   : Taft Blasted   Politicos See Nuernberg Decisions as Warning to All Aggressors

Prices In Some lowa Areas Are  Widely Boosted   OPA Advisory Commit: tee Member Calls Increases LJnwarranted.

6 Yr. Old Suzanne Degnan Choked To Death By Fiend   Butcher and 6 Others Questioned; Bloody  Push-Cart Found

Suzanne Degnan’s Body Discovered In Sewers   Report Evidence Six-Year-Old Child May Have Been Slain By Sex Maniac

Kidnaped Child Choked to Death,  Coroner Reports   Detectives Analyze Stains On Push Cart Found in Apartment Cellar   100 POLICE HUNT CRAZED MURDERER   Comb Fashionable Section Of Chicago; Seven Held  For Questioning

Head, Legs and Torso Of Six-Year-Old Suzanne Degnan Found In Cesspools   Girl Is Victim Of Sex Crime   Police Scour Neighborhood For Abductor In Shocking Chicago Murder

Quiz Seven Suspects In Chicago Crime   Severed Head And Legs Of OPA Official’s 6-Year-Old Daughter Located.

Degnan Girl Choked and  Body Cut up   Chicago Police Make Intensive Hunt for Killer of Child

Bloodstained Pusheart Is Newest Clue   Former Buteher One of Six Held For Investigation

Parts of Body Found in Sewers Near Her Home   Police Question Eight Men, Examine Blood-Stained Cart

Kid naped — Girl F ound Murdered —   BODY. DISMEMBERED AND STUFFED IN CESSPOOLS; HADBEENCHOKED TO DEATH BY KILLER:

Dismembered Body Found  In Cesspools   Police Widen Search For Maniac Killer Of Suzanne Degnan

CHILD FOUND BEREADED   Located Within A Block of Her Home In Chicago

Police Believe Girl Strangled, ThenButechered   Bloody Push Cart Found; Body Recovered, Excent Armes

Kidnaped Chicago Girl Choked To Death By Captor, Push Cart Believed Clue

POLICE SEARCH FOR SLAYER OF KIDNAPED GIRL   6-year-old Chicago Tot Strangled—Parts of Butchered Body Found Near Home.

Girl Died By Choking; Find ‘Bloody Cart   Butcher Given Lie Detector Tests With Six Other Suspects

Dismembered Body Found In Cesspools   Blood-Stained Push Cart Found Near Child’s Home

BODY CUT UP ‘BY ABDUCTIR ATER NEATH   Severed Head. Body and Leas of Suzanne Degnan Found in Sewer.

POLICE SEARCH FOR SLAYER OF KIDNAPED GIRL    Bloody Pushcart Found In Basement Near Girl's Home

Dismembered Body Is Found Close To Home   Most Gruesome Deed In Record Of Crime

CHILD WAS STRANGLED TO DEATH   Dismembered Parts of Body  Found In Sewers

Search Apartment House Basemenis for Murder Clues   Mayor Kelly Takes Personal Charge; Crime Believed Committed by Maniac

Kidnapper-Fiend Cut Off Head, Legs: iand Arms of Pretty 6-Vear-Old Girl ‘First Choked; Sex Crimes Indicated

Wavell Urges Indian Unity   Strife ‘Poisous The Life’ Of Nation. He Save

Wavell Pleads For Peace In India Warfare   Viceroy Urges Hindus, Moslems To Cast Aside Old Hatreds. Preiudices.

 Hinduw- Moslem War Rages   Lord Wavell Appeals For Peace On Behalf Of India Government

Steel Price Rise _ Announced By OPE  Meet Terms. Of Federa  Directive

STEEL PRICES UP $2 10 $12 A TON   OPA ANNOUNCES INCREASES TO OFFSET 181;-CENT WAGE BOOST IN INDUSTRY.

Inereases in steel prices announced  Meets terms of federal directive

STEEL PRODUCT PRICES BOOSTEL   Increase Of $2 To $12 A Ton To Offset New Wage Schedule

STEEL PRODUCTS INCREASES SE]   OPA Hikes to Offset Wage Boosts in Industry; Retroactive

OPA Reveals New Price Schedule For Steel   Increases Range $2 to $12 a Ton; Means 8.2 Percent Averagce Boost

ALLOW STEEL PRICE HIKE Of $2-$12 A TON   Range of Prices An nounced by OPA To  Meet Wage Increase

OPA Grants  aoe ih - Basic Stee   Announce Higher Prices To. Offset. Boost in Wages Effective, In Industry

HOUSE SPEEDS DRAFT ACTION   Senate-Approved Bill Given Top Priority In Effort To Continue Act

BOY, 15, JOKES AFTER MURDER   Youth Admits Slaying Pal; Ignorant of Cause

Youth Admits Fatal Stabbing, P o lice Report   Child, 11, Slain In Woods; Alleged Killer Jokes After Act Committed

Food Control Tlls Charged   Argument Presented Bankime Committee

To Call Nationwide Strike Of Bell System Workers If Wage Demands Not Met

Picket Lines Withdraw From Telephone Offices With Few Exceptions   However, Relief Is Only Temporary As Telephone Strike Will Be Called For February 15, Unless De mands Met.

 Finally Does It .. .   GOVERNMENT TO GIVE SOME OF COUNTRY “BACK TO INDIANS”

[Bradley Rejects [Legion Invitation For VA Conference   Administrator Asserts He Will Not Submit tg Trial by Any One Group of Vets

Bradley Turns Down Legion's Invitation  Objects to ‘Being Put on Trial by Any One Group’

RUSSIAN PROPOSAL tk BUM SUNTROL NG MINSURMOUN TABLE” JESTAGLE, HBSERVERS $4¥

Peace Formula ls Sought In Manchuria   Marshall Says Situation Is in ‘Critical State’

REPORT GIVEN ONMANCHURIA BY MARSHALL   SITUATION CRITICAL: HOPES BRIGHT FOR UNIFIED CHINA

MARSHALL SAYS FAR EAST PACT TO BRANCH OUT   Péace Formula Would Be Ex. tended to Mandhuria, Where Situation Critical

Soldier - Diploamai Expresses, However, A Sort of Qplimisni. Falls to Comment On Russin _Polietes_in News     Conferenes

CHINA REQUIRES U. 8. AID, SAYS GEN. MARSHALL   Manchurian Situation Viewed Grave by  Troubleshooter

GEN. MARSHALL REPORTS “CRITICAL STATE OF AFFAIRS” IN MANCHIIPIA,

Manchurian Situation  Is ‘Critical’   General Marshall Says Urgent Steps Taken To Settle Diffientties

Successful Where Used   But General Admits tion in Manchurie Is cal State of Affairs”

China Affair Critical, Says  (Gen. Marshall      Truman’s Special Envoy No’ Sure Whether Russi: Leaving Manchuria.   \C OM MUNIST TROUBLE

In Report to President Truman .Far Eastern “Troubleshooter” Discloses Urgent Measures Are Being Taken to Extend Peace Formula into Country

U. S., China Seek Peace  In Manehuria   Gen. Marshall, Back From Orient, Says Manchurian Situation Critical

PEACE FORMULA BEING EXTENDED INTO MANCHURIA   General Marshall, Back to Report to President Truman, Says Situation in Area Is Critical.   UNITY TEAMS SENT TO TROUBLE SPOTS   Former Chief of Staff Says Groups Have Straightened Out Conditions in Other Parts of Country.

Marshall Asserts Situation Grave  Takes Hopeful View Of Manchuria Tanale

Manchuria Near State Of Crisis, Marshall States   General Reports Te Truman On Action  Taken To Promote  Peace

Marshall Calls . Conditions in Manchuria Critical  Peace Formula to Be “Used:Already Workin ' In Other China Areas

SAYS MANCHURIA FACED BY CRISIS   Marshall “Seeks To Extend Peace Formula Into That Area   RICH REGION PICTURED ALMOST NO-MAN’S LAND

Urgent Steps Being Outlined Under Marshall   General Stresses The Need: Of Operations By “Unity” Teams

Marshall Bares Urgent Action te  Restore Peace  U. S: Must Back China Unification General Declares

G. I. Terminal Leave Pay Roll To Be Reported   Measure Passed By House Will Come Before Senate For  Action

APPROVAL FOR  ~—TERMINAL-PAY   SENATE 5UBCOMMITTEE REPORTING FAVORABLY “ON ALLOWANCES FOR UNUSED LEAVE DURING SERVICE

Chinese Students Want Demoer acy,  Yank Withdrawal   Thousands Demonstrate In Nation-wide Student ~ Movement. ;

Chinese Ask US Soldiers 'To Go Home   Students Demonstrating in Shanghai Streets Shout to Americans “Why Don’t You Go Home?”

Thousands Made Idle By Strikes   Steel and Rubber Plant: Have Work Stoppages— CIO and AFL at War

LABOR TROUBLE FLARING UP IN SEVERAL SPOTS   Steel and Rubber Workers In Wildcat Strikes; Ford Is Stymied

CLAIMS ARMY PUT PRESSURE ON DELEGATE   French Offer Resolution to Dispose of Case Until Russia Withdraws Troops.   BULLETIN

Stettinius Says Soviet’ Troops In Iran Used To Force Case Withdrawal

A F of L Workers Pledge Cooperation In Meat Seizure: 'C 1 O Studies Action Today

Still Not Known Whether Cio Will Go to Work If Government Takes Plants of the Struck Meat Industry

News Behind the News  Copyright Meth: ure Newspaper   WASHINGTON Ey Ray Tecker

COMMUNIST OFFICES WRECKED   Chinese ‘Mob’ Parades In _ Protest Against Soviets

RIOTS FLARE IN CHUNGKING   Offices Wrecked As Mobs Stage Demonstrations Against Russia

Muscle Men’s — Attack Upsets Peace in Ching   Reds Threaten Reprisals _ After Mobsters Raid  Rewwnnnns Dlink

“AMARILLO IS HOST  Fat Stock Show Dates March 4-7    Mystery Gangs Raze Chinese Newsplants

WRECKED CHUNGKING NEWSPAPER PLANTS UPSET UNITY PLAN   Unidentified Men Put Minority Press Out Of Commission

Bandits Wreck News Offices      Violence Outbreak ir China Has Political Repercussions

Anti-Soviet Parade  is Staged by Chinese Students   Communist. Democratic Newspaper Offices Wrecked as New Violence Flares Up in Chungking

CHINESE PAPER OFFICES WRECKED   Communists Then Threateg to Withdraw From Aoreement :

China Communists Threaten Break   Mob Wrecks Offices Of Two Newspapers

Elevation Of 32 To Cardinal Rank Marked By Pomp   Four Americans Among Prelates Raised At Special Consistory

Four American: Prelates Among Those. Elevated~ With Ghnurehly Pons : “and Ceremony

32 New Cardinals Created In Secret Papal Ceremony  Four Prelates from United States Decianated for New Church Rank

32 Elevated To College Of Cardinals   Americans Among Those Honored In Ceremony

32 Are Elevated To Highest Rank In Roman Church   Pope Pius Formally  Announces Creation Of New Catholic  Princes

FOUR AMERICANS AMONG 32 NEWLY. NAMED CARDINALS   Pope ‘Pits Reigns at Churchly Pomp and Ceremony When 3 2Prelates. Ascend to the - Collese of Cardinals Toadav

‘New Light’ on Universality of  Roman Church   29 Notified of Elevation To Rank of Prince; _8 Named in Absentia

32 New Cardinals Created in History Making Ceremony   29 Elevated to Rank of Prince In Vatican City

4U. 8. CLERICS MADE PRINCES OF THE CHURCH   Elected In Colorful, Age. Old Ceremony At Vatican

F our Of Them Americans: 3 / In Absentia :    Sacred College Goes. Into Session, Adjourns 35 Minutes Later.   PONTIFF SPEAKS

FOUR AMERICANS ARE ELEVATED IN RITES AT VATICAN   Glennon, Mooney ‘and Stritch Princes of Cothelic Church

Four Americans Become Princes Of Roman Churct   Impressive Ceremony Takes Place; Pope Delivers Message

32 Cardinals, Record Number, Created at Papal Consistory Today in Rome

POPE CREATES 32 CARDINALS AT CONSISTORY IN ROME TODAY   Four Americans Among Prelates Elevated By Pope In Big Ceremony

CHURCHLY POMP MARKS CREATION OF 32 CARDINALS   POPE MAKES FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT IN ANCIENT RITES

32 New Cardinals Created By Pope Pius  At Impressive Ceremony In Vatican

ARE INCLUDED WITH d2 FROM 18 COUNTRIES   Ceremony Places “New Light on Universality of the Church.”

Pope Creates 32 Cardinals; 4 From U. S.   Churchly Pomp and Ceremony Displayed At Secret Consistory

FOUR FROM U. 5. AMONG NEW PRINCES   Pope ‘Announces Elevations At Secret Consistory

32:New Cardinals Are Formally Notified; Rites tact Throuqhout the Week

Prelates Become Princes of Roman Catholic Church   Among -32 Elevated: ‘To the College of Cardinals In Rome  ¢ Mi eed i” BS Wis

2 Enter College Of Cardinals   Four Americans Among New Princes Created Formally By Pope

Four Americans Among Prelates  Made Cardinals   Farley Among First To Kiss Spellman’s Hand

32 Become Cardinals Today   Four Americans Among Prelates Being Elevated By Pope Pius _In Ceremornv. in Rome

32 Cardinals Created With Catholic Pomp  4 Americans Given Red Hats At Joint Ceremony In Rome

POPE PIUS NAMES 32 NEW CARDINALS IN ROME RITES   Four From United States Elevated In Historic Vatican City Ceremony

Pope Creates 32 Cardinals, Including Four Americans, At Secret Rome Consistory

6 Continents Now Included In Cardinalate   Four Americans Elevated; Pope Declares New Light Placed On Universality of Roman Faith

New Cardinals Are Formally Elevated  at Rome Consistory   Secret Ceremony Opens Week; Consider 3 for Sainthood

2 Negroes Killed In Tennessee Racia  Fracas: State Troopers Reinforced

TRUMAN ON SPOT, ~ LANDON BELIEVES   ; ‘Says Wallace or Byrnes Must  Laaue Cahiner

Truman Must Get Rid Of Either Byrnes Jr Wallace, Says Landon Of Kansas

ILandon Suggests Truman Remove Either Henry A. l\Wallace or Jas. Rvyrnes

Marshal Tito Looked to for  Explanation   Kye-Witness Reports Plane Thought to Be U. S. C-47 Shot Down By Yugoslav Fighters

Diplomats Await Tito Explanation “Of Plane Attack   U.S. Transport Shot Down By Slav Fighter Craft, Evewitnesses Assert

Downing of Plane Claimed as Right   Yugoslav Spokesman Defends Attack on Unarmed U. S. Transport   SPIRALLED IN SMOKE   Plane Which Crashed in Mountains Had Crew of Bice Vien

Expect Tito To Explain Plane Affair   Eye-Witness Says Two Fighter Planes Shot Down American Transport

Spokesman In Endorsement Of Attack On U. §S.   C-47 SHOT DOWN OVER PALKAN NATION BY FIGHTERS

Eyewitness Tells of Fate of Plane Shot Down Monday   Yugoslavia Official Defends Action of His Country’s Fliers

Declares “Our Pilot Did The Right. Thing’   “Did Nothing Which Was ‘Net it Coordination With Onur Own and International Rights”   Big Plane Went Down Spiralling   Only Twe Parachutes Were  Seen to Open From  = Craft Which Carried Five Crewmen °

Unarmed U. S. Transport Plane Is Shot Down   Government Spokesman Says Fighter Plane Pilots Acted Within International Rights

Slav Spokesman Defends Assaults Yank Plane Shot Down in Flames   Official Declares ‘Our Pilots Did the Right - Thing’ in Shooting Down Transport; Only Two Parachutes Seen to Open From Falling Croft

Mystery Shrouds Fate Of Crewmen; Other Attacks On Americans Told

Slav Spokesman Defends Downing  OfU.S. Transport   Say Action Was Withir International Rights: Tito May Make State.  ‘ment.

Men In Affack Plane Praised By Spokesman  ' Officials Plan To Confer With Tito

American State Department Accuses Tito Forces of Making Illegal Forays, At tacks on Soldiers.   EYE-WITNESS ACCOUNT OF PLANE SHOT DOWN

Men In Affack Plane Praised By Spokesman   Officials Plan To Confer With Tito Annet lacident

Yugoslavia  Backs Pilots   Eyewitness Asserts That Fighters Attacked American Craft: Envoy To Talk With Tite

Rugged Alps HoldFate 01 Ship Shot Down By Fire Of Tito’s Fighter Craft

‘Had Right To Shoot,’ Says A Spokesman   Eyewitness Reports Seeing Unarmed Plane Fall in Flames

SPOKESMAN AT BELGRADE NOT IN SYMPATHY   Claims Yugoslav Pilots Dic Right Thing in Shooting LOS. Plane Down   BIG TRANSPORT WENT DOWN SPIRALLING SMOKE

Upholds Pilots Whe Downed a U.S. Transport   State Department Denounces Attack.-. Third Protest Is Sent to Yugoslavs

ATTACKERS “RIGHT,” SPOKESMAN ASSERTS: U. §. PLANE MISSING  EYEWITNESS TELLS OF SEEING CRAFT SHOT DOWN RY FIGHTERS

Slavs Silent On Lost Plane   U. S. Investigation Balked At Belgrade

Slavic Spokesman Says Fliers Who Shot Down One Plane and Forced Down Another “Did the Right Thing.”

Diplomats Looking To Tito Himself For Explanation  Of Plane Being Shot Down

Witness Says U.S, Aireraft Is Shot Down By Yugoslavs   Tito Is Called Upon To Explain Incident; Trouble In) Trieste

LITTLE DOUBT U.S. PLANE WAS SHOT TO EARTH      Eyewitnesses Tell Of Seeing Plane Go Down; Yugoslav Soldiers Accused Of Unprovoked At tacks On Americans.

Yugoslav Spoksmen Says Pilots Did © “Right Thing’ In Shooting . wk Planes

Pilots Did Right Thing In Downing Yank Plane, Says Belgrade Official

Tito May Explain Yugoslav Attacks (n American Planes   U. S. Reports State Of Near War At Trieste

U.S. Awaits Yugoslav — Explanation.   Look to Marshal Tito For Explanation  On Fate of U. 8. Craft

Question Tito On Air Attack   Diplomats Look to Yugoslav Marshal for An Explanation

Yugoslav Official Upholds Shooting  U.S. Aides Balked In Investiaation

Pilots Did ‘Right Thing’ He Declares   Official Comment On Plane Is Refused by  Government

Look To Tito To Explain Air Attack   State Of Near War Between U.S. And Yugoslavia In  Wit woe Dea

Claim Pilots Were Doing Right Thing In Downing Planes   Army Transport Spirals to Earth Trailina Black Smoke

PLANE BELIEVED FIRST ATTACKED OVER AUSTRIA .   U. S. AND PARTISAN FORCES IN STATE OF NEAR WAR AT BORDER

Fighter Planes Said to Hove Shot Down C-47 Transport as It Flew Over Territory; Crisis Increases

‘Had Right To Shoot,’ Says A Spokesman   Eyewitness Reports See. ing Unarmed Platte Fall in Flames  abe,

Spokesman Says Action Is Justified   Yugoslav, Government Man’ Claims ‘Our Pilots Did, Right Thing’ in Attack, On U.S. Transport ;

LOOK 10 TIT0 FOR EARLY REPORT   State Of Near War Exists In Trieste Area   YUGOSLAVS   Accused Of Making Illegal Forays Into American Occupation Zone

Yugoslav Says Pilots’ Action Was Justified   Officials of American Embassy Will Present Case Directly to Tito

Troops in Trieste Near War   U. S. State Officteld Flays Plane Attack By Tite Pilots.

Atcheson Terms Attack On Craft "Outrageous ©   Transport Falls In Flames After Fighters Open Fire

YUGOSLAVS NOT TAKING BLAME FOR AIR ACTS   Witness Tells of Shooting Down American Craft by Fighter Planes

Official of Yugoslavia  Upholds Act   Did Right Thing In Shooting Down U. S. Plane, He Declares

Report Unarmed Ship Attacked By Two Fighters   Cannon Shots Heard Near Tito’s Retreat; 2 Of 5-Man Crew Parachute Safely

COMMENTED ON SHOOTING DOWN OF AMERICAN PLANE   Spokesman For Yugoslav Gov. ernment Said Pilots Did Right.   NO OFFICIAL COMMENT      Dhid Nothing Which Was Not In Coordination With International Rights.

LONG LIVE THE RINK’ WAS THE CRY OF THE HUSBAND WHOSE WIFE MAD JUST PAID HANDSOMELY FOR ONE OF THOSE STYLISH PERMANENTS.  fe   Yugoslavia Refuses Official Comment on Downing of American Transport

SELF-INFLICTED GUNSHOT WOUND FATAL TO WOMAN   Mrs, Vernon King, Of Elgin, Had Lived In County All Her Life

Mrs. Vernon King Dies Of Gun Shot Injuries  ExpiredShortly Afte  Being Brought To ¥ aRA awe L¥ noes t

Mrs. Vernon King Dies Of Gun Shot Injuries.   ExpiredShortly Aftex - Being Brought To LeMars Hospital

{6 Million Loss In Fresno Blaze   Government Liquor Warehouse Burns

TRUMAN ORDER STILL STANDS   Millers Lose Appeal To Have Dark Bread Program Altered

Reduced Supply of White Flour Is ‘Ordered in Effect   Anderson Rules Rationing Is. Essential If Starving Are to Be Fed

U9. DARK BREAD DEGREE T0 STAND   MILLERS LOSE FIGHT FOR REVISION OF TRUMAN'S FOOD PROGRAM

Flour Mill Ration Proposal Rejected   Plan to Avert Dark Bread Turned Down

Harmony Democrats Take Over   Jester Supporters Seize Control of State Convention

HARMONY FORCES IN CONTROL OF MONDAY COMMITTEE SESSION   SUPPORTERS OF LOCAL GOVERNOR-NOMINATE LIKELY DEMO VICTORS

HARMONY FORCES IN CONTROL OF MOND‘Y COMMITTEE SESSION  SUPPORTERS OF LOCAL GOVERNOR-NOMINATE

NO STOPPING ATOMIC BOMB   SCIENTISTS SAY THERE CAN NEVER BE A NEFENSE

CAN BE NO DEFENSE FOR ATOMIC BOMB      Noted Scientist Says There Never Will Be

DICKINSON COUNTY MEN CALLED FOR IDUCTION AND EXAM,   ONE GROUP WENT TO FORT SNELLING LAST WEEK, ANOTHER TO GO THIS WEEK.

U.S. Insists China Quell Civil Strife   Truman Reaffirms Backing Of Chiang, Saye Help " Hinges aon Peero

Truman Calls Upon China to End Civil War   United Country Held Essential to Peace: Communists Blamed

EndStrife, President  Tells China   Truman Says U. 8. To Aid China To   Recover Econamy

Truman Gives Statement On China Policy   President Calls — Upon Nation To Quell Civil Strife

CHINA 15 CALLED UPON BY TRUMAN TO-END CONFLICI   President in Policy Declara. tion Promises Country Economic Aid Once  : Peace Returns.   SUPPORT OF CHIANG GOVERNMENT PLEDGED   But Executive Declares Amer. ica Favors Inclusion of Communists in Chinese Cabinet.

U. S. Sta nds Firm On Ree cognition Of Chiang Setup  HST Asks End To Civil War In ‘China: Pledaes Economic Aid

CHINA POLICY IS REAFFIRMED BY PRESIDENT   Truman Insists That Civil Strife Must Stop To Save Peace

U. } S.s Stands Firm On Recognition Of Chien Setu  HST Asks End To Civil War h n Chine: Pladsaes Eranomic Aid

CHINESE ARE ASKED 10 END CIVIL STRIFE   Notice Is Served on That Nation. by President Truman

Statement May Be Basis For New Effort To Bring Chiang Kai-shek Anc Communists Tonether

Navy Captain A. H. McCollum Tells Probers Note He Drafted Shortly Before Raid Was Cast Aside by Two Admirals—Witness Doubts Navy Ever Intercepted Jap “Winds” Code Indicating Diplomatic Break.

‘41 Warning Ended Up In Wastebaske!   Witness Reports Message Rejected By Two Admirals

War Warning Drafted For Fleet Officials   McCollum Says Messages Destroyed After Submission To Admirals

SAYS WARNING WAS NOT SENT   Probers Told Note Drafted By Navy Captain Wound Up in Waste Basket

Admirals Spurned Warning of War   Intelligence Officer's Dispatch Thrown Away

Proposed Dispatch Was Written Before Jap Attack   Head of Far Eastern Section of Naval Intelligence Says Admirals Rejected Message to Fleet Commanders

Navy Officer Says Warning  Note Rejected   Declares Two Admirals Turned Down Proposal

WARNING IN JAP ATTACK UNSEN]   Fleet Dispatch Before Pearl Harbor Lands In Wastebasket

Iinal Vote onPrice Control Draws Nearei   Barkley Pushes for Showdown on OPA Measure Loaded with Bans for Meat, Poullry Mast and Crear Pernclorda

Sen. Wiley To Present  Another Bill   Wants Action On House Measures Disapproving Reorganization Plan

Final Decision On OPA Bill Is Due Shortly   Reorganization Plan May Supersede OPA on Calendar

Barkley Seeks OPA Bill Vote   Senate Leader Still Hopeful Of Improvements

Senate Rejects Rent Increase   Barkley Predicts OPA Success; Others Fear Veto

Democratic Leader Barkley Presses Senate To Pass Much Amended Price Control Measure.   RENT CEILING MAY  BE ONLY ONE LEFT

New Delay Threat Faces Measure If Completed Text Cannot Be Agreed Upon by Nightfall; Wiley Wants Actic Wiley Asks Action On Reorganizatior

Barkley Calls For Showdown Voteat Once   Administration Aide Predicts Another Veto by Truman   Rw FDWIN RR WAAKYWen.

eats Rejects Rent: Amendment   Proposal Would Have Re quired OPA to Approve  , ‘ Rent Increases   “BY VOTE OF 58 TO 14      1) Drive Toward Decision or } Legislation to Revive  Controls

Showdown On Revival Price Control Near   Barkley Seeks Final Des  cision On Measure Extend. the OPA.

BARKLEY SEEKS SHOWDOWN ON PRICE CONTROL   Measure Is Loaded With Decontrol Amendments! Fear President Veto

Setbacks Hit — Control Backers   Ceilings Barred From Meat, Milk, Butter, Salad Oil, Gasoline; Profit Proposal Up

Rent Increase Move Blocked In Senate   Proposal Is Voted Down 58 tol4   Senate Is Near  ” Fine! Decision On Legislation to Revive Controis

5 Percent Lift Voted Down, 58-14   Proposal To Exempt All Grains from Ceilings Also Gets Rebuff.

Several Proposals For Rent Control Likely to Come Up   Setbacks Already Involve Meats, Milk, Butter, Salad Oils, Gasoline

Senate Drives Toward Final  Action On OPA   Veto Prospects Boosted, However, By Flood Of Decontrol Riders.

Barkley Puts On Pressure For Decision   Majority Leader Hopes For Vote Sometime Today

Would Call Up House Measure Under Privilege   Barkley Presses for Showdown Today on Price Control-

Price Control Bill Facing New Delay:   Barkley Seeks Showdown Vote On Amendment-Ridden Measure

Hawkes Proposal Would Boost Them Five Per Cent On Nov. 30   Barkley Pushes For A Showdown   Stull Confident Of Getting Bill That President Will Sign

A NEW DELAY IN OPA BILL THREATENED   Senator Wiley Says He Will Call Up the Government Reorganization Plan, Which Has Privileged Status by Law.

Barkley  Pleads To Keep  Moving   Wiley To Call Up Discussion On  Reform Bill

OPA BILL MAY BE STRIPPED OF ALL BUT RENT CEILING  BARKLEY HOPES FOR BETTER MEASIRE IN

GOP Senator Wiley Threatens To Sidetrack OPA Revival; Barkley  _ Presses for Vote Today On Major Taft Amendment; Scores of Items Exempted, Raising Possibility of Veto. -

REORGANIZING MEASURE MAY BE CALLED UP   O'’Daniel Voices Filibuster Threat, Possible Amendment for FEPC

OPA’S REVIVAL MENAGED NOW BY NEW ISSUE   Truman’s Reorganization Plan May Be Argued, Putting Off Vital Action

Temperatures   Senate Discards Plan for Gradual Increase of Rents   - Amendment-Ridden Measure Appears Headed For Showdown With Meat, Poultry, Milk, Gasoline and Other Products Out of the List

New Threat Of Delay _ On OPA.    Forced Consideration Of Other Measures Is Likely If Senate Puts Off Veto Much ‘Longer

Sen. Barkley Strives for Vote on Bill   O'Daniel to ‘Talk A Little’ Before Balloting Starts

New Threat of Delay to Bill About Controls   Wiley Wants Other Measures Considered

Rent Control Move Rejected In Senate Vote   Wiley To Delay Legislation If No Decision By Tonight; Seek Final Showdown

Senate Continues Drive Toward Final OPA Vote; Hike In Rents Rejected

Only Rent Control May Remain in OPA When Senate Votes   Meats, Milk, Butter, Salad Oils, Gasoline, Already Made Exempt

Denate Rejects Rent Amendment   }Proposal Would Have Re, quired OPA to Approve  Rent Increases   BY VOTE OF 58 TO 14   !Drive Toward Decision on , Legislation to Revive Controls  .

GOUINIS NEWPRES. OF FRANCE   Country ‘Returns _ To Purely _  Civilian Leadership

FELIX GOUIN IS NEW PRESIDENT   LITTLE SOCIALIST NOW HEAOS REPUBLIC

Maryland Plan Endorsed _   College Of Military Science ‘Announced By Pr esident Byrc

Sees Big Jobless Fund As Assuring Long Prosperity   Seven Billion Should Be Effective Brake To  Deovression.

Altmeyer Says Job Insurance Fund May Nip  Big Recession   Social Security Boss Asserts UCC Reserve Will Serve As Brake

Social Security Commissioner Doubts Drastic Economic Shakedown Possible

Says U.S. Assured of Benression Brake   Social Security Chief Says Unemployment Fund Could Be Used

Employment Insurance Seen Effective Brake Against Big Depression   Altmeyer Reports Seven Billion Dollars In Fund

Seven Billion Unemployment Fund Is Cited   Latent Purchasin Power Would Brake Repeat of ‘29 Panic

Job Insurance Depression Foe   7 Billion Fund Held Effective Brake on _ Future Slumps

Unemployment Insurance Fund May Serve as Break Against Depression

‘Social Security Head Says Employment Insurance Will Prevent Hard Depression

Sees Effective ‘Brake’ Against NewDepression   Social Security Commis sioner Calls Alientioa To Employment Ineurance-Fund

INSURANCE MONE} MAY BE BRAKE. TC WIDE’. DEPRESSION   Security Commissioner Says U. S: Employment Fund to Prevent Big Slump

Social Funds Held Bulwark   Depression Barrier Cited by Altmever

65 War Il Vets Picket Large Anthracite Mine, “Claim Fight For Jobs”’

MINES PICKETED BY WAR VETERANS   Two Pennsylvania Coal Commnnie> Affected

Vets Picket Penna. Mines; Ask For Jobs Taken By Workers During War

Safety Meet Hears Message From Truman   President Says Mounting Highway Toll Must Cease

CRITICIZES REGULATIONS FOR AUTOMOBILE DRIVING AS SAFETY PARLEY OPENS

Truman Blasts States Permitting “Morons’ fo Peril Lives on Highways

STOP NUTS AND MORONS DRIVING, URGES TRUMAN   Laxity in State Traffic Laws Biamed for Mountine Highway Death Toll by President

Truman Attacks All States Permitting Driver’s Permit To ‘Insane, Nuts, Morons’

CANADA MAY BREAK SOVIET RELATIONS   Unprecedent Revelation of Confidential Russian DisSays CCountry Handed Oil Concessions Over to Stand-

Summation Of Long Trial Is Under Way   Minimum of 12,000,000 Calculated Murders Laid Upon Shoulders Of Defendants.

Jackson Demands Deaths in Nazi War Crime Trial  Like Boy Who Killed His Parents and Asks for  RAarryu ne Ornkoan

Viet- Nam Independence Fo oreé Isolate F rench - Occupied Ci h      Reported to Have Sirrounded. Town d  Launched Assault.

Too Old for Civil War Draft Man,131,Says He's Fifth Son of President Monroe

Decontrol Board Verdict Tuesday   "Fate of Major Foods in Doubt; Speculation Idie, Warning

Price Board Report to Be Made Tuesday   Chairman Warns Any Speculation Is Mere Guesswork

VERDICT TUESDAY   Thompsen Says Decisions on All Commodities To Be Made Simultaneously

Decontrol Board Says It Will Telt Decisions Tuesday on Price Curbs

Decontrol Board Verdict Tuesday  Gives Warning Abant Sneculations:

Decontrol Board To Act Tuesday   To Give Decisions Simultaneously On All Commodities Now Under Consideration

Decontrol Decisions Tuesday   Fate of Ceilings  On. Livestock, Grains And Dairy Products To Be Decided Then

Decontro! Board Warns About Guesses   Speculation On Decision Pulled Out of Air, Body Say:

BOARD PLEDGES FOOD DECISION   Speculation Ruled Out Until Verdict Tuesday

Decontrol Body To Announce Decision on Prices Tuesday   Meanwhile OPA Raises Ceilings on Many of Consumers’ Goods

Announcement On Food and Feeds Tuesday  Decontrol Board Warns Against

Food Decision On Prices Due Tuesday   Decontrol Board Will Give Verdict; More Raises Granted

Price Control Decision Due Next Tuesday   Affects Cost Of Food And Feeds

PRICE REPORT SET TUESDAY   Decontrol Board  Warns Against Any Oneoccing BRefarchand

CONVENTION OF GOP WILL OPEN AT SPRINGIFELD   Vanguard Of Delegates To State Conclave Arrive Today

Congress May Junk Plan To Reorganize   Little Chance Naval and Army Committees  Will be Merged

CABBIES READY TO OPEN FICHT   Veterans Seek Truman's Help In Breaking Monopoly

Taxicade of 230 Vehicles Reaches Washington To Fight ‘Squeeze Play’

Sen. McKellar Wins Primary By 2-1 Vote   CIO-PAC Candidate Loses in Tennessee Senate Race

McKellar Is ‘Winner for  Sixth Time   Riot Occurs in County Election at Athens as Ex-GI Group Uses Force To Protect Ballot Boxes

M'KELLAR 18 EASY VICTOR OVER ¢.1.0.   Veteran Senator From Tennessee Rolls Up Margin of 2 to 1 Against His Chief Opponent, P.A. C.Backed.

SEN. MCKELLAR IS RENOMINATED   WINS IN TENNESSEE PRIMARY MARKED BY ELECTION DISORDERS

MCKELLAR. AGAIN WINS NOMINATION FOR SENATE POST   Dean of Senate. Easily Carries Tennessee in Election Marked by Violence

MPKELLAR WINS RENOMIva ION AND GTH TERM  fanate Dean’s   Senate Dean’s Margin 2-1 Over CIO Candidate

"McKellar Wins in Tennessee Election Marked by Riots   State Guards Called Out to Quell Bloody Outbreaks---Home Made Grenades Usca-

SEN, MCKELLAR RENO MINATED   Has 2 to 1 Majority Over C10 Candidate

McKellar Wins Nomination In Tenn. Primary   Veteran of Five Terms Wins Two To One Margin Against Carmack

Election Violence Flares   Voting in Tennessee Marked By Six-Hour Gun Battle; McKellar Swamps PAC Opponent

Senate Dean Has 2-1 Edge On Carmack   Sixth Term Certain As CIO’s Candidate  Taesin Vote Connt

‘McKellar, 77, Wins His Sixth Term in  Tennessee Voting   Polls 2-1 Margin Over C.1.0.-Backed Carmack; State Guard Is Mobilized

Boss Crump’s Man Well Ahead Over All of Tennessee   Athens Trouble Flares Between Political Machine, Embettled Veterans

McKellar Wins An Tennessee s Heated Primary  Vataron Senator Civth Term

McKellar Wins In Tennessee By Big Margin   Veteran Senator, Backed by Powerful Crump Organization Scores Victory

MeKellar lected  In Tenn.   Statewide Primary  Marred by Bloodshed And Violence; State Guard Into Athens

Sen. McKellar Js 2-1 Winner   In Tennessee   77-Year-Old_ Dean From Upper House Easily Takes Renomination In  Primary Fight

C10’s Campaign In Tennessee Is Political Flop   Sen. McKellar Wins Two-To-One Over Leading Opponent

Tennessee To Return Solon . To Washington      SEN. McKELLAR WINS RENOMINATION AT POLLS

Violent Balloting Ends in South;  McKellar Elected   Dean of Solons Is Returned to Senate for His Sixth Term; Gun Fights and Bloodshe’ Mark Other Polling in Tennessee; Many Hurt

McKellar Wins Senate Race In Tennessee  Defeats ClO-Backec   Defeats ClO-Backed Opponent By Almost Two To One Marain

McKellar Wins Renomination   Dean of Senate Rolls Up Neat Two to One Edge Over Opponent

MKELLAR WINS IN TENNESSEE   Dean of Senate Is Voted His Sixth Term

McKellar Winner Of Primary For His Sixth Term   Veteran Senator Scores Decisive Victory; Violence Rares

At Least Six Seriously Wounded as Deputies Barricade Selves in Jail as Former GIs ‘Meet Fire With Fire’? to Watch Counting

18 Injured In Battle Over McMinn County Sheriffs Post   GI's ‘Rescue’ Ballots from Deputies: Mobilize to Maintain Order   McKellar Rolls Up Huge Lead

Tops PAC-Backed Edward W. Carmack By Big Ma  jority For Tennessee:  Senate Seat

Murray Puts CIO Parley In Hot Tilt   ‘fondness’ OF Thomas Construed Two Ways By Opposing Parties

Strapping Fellow Learns The Hard Way to Have Respect for the Courts

Means What He Says When Hé Calls for Order — Jumps from Bench and-'Goes Into Action.:.

Czechs Accept Trade Police,   American Plans te Expand Commer’? Supported

CZECHS BACK TRADE POLICY   Join Western Nations Bloc In Supporting U. S. Plan For Expanded Trade

Czechs Support U.S. Trade Policy in Reversing Attitude  Had Applauded Russian Attacks on “Dollar Dinlomacyv”’

CZECHS SUPPORT U.9. TRADE POLICY   PRAGUE REGIME, WHICH HAS   PACT WITH RUSSIA, CHANGES STAND.

PRPPAPIPPIEPIEPPI IPOS  Czechoslovakia OK’s American Trade Policy

Pinch Of Coal : ‘shortage Beginning To Be: Felt By Storm Battered M -ntanans

State Starts To Recover From Storm   Montana Is Beginning To Feel Pinch OF U. §. Coal Strike

C101 Blames Packers Who Blame OPA Who Blames Black Market ‘For Present Meat Shortages

Middle West and East Face Acute Meat Shortage   Government Seeks to Replenish Supplies; OPA And Packers Blamed

New York Chosen As Permanent UV Headquarters  Towering Structures  Expected to Dwarf Ts pr @AtT gt a

U.N. Accepts Rockefeller’s N.Y. Gift Site   East-Siders Don’t Want to Move for U.N.

80 Carpenters to Build House in One Day For Family Losing Home, Baby in Blaze

COAL OPERATORS MEET THURSDAY   Owners To Discuss Taking Back Mines And Talking Contract With Lewis

Kurdish Revolt Rumored   More Low Grade Beef Reserved by Government

Indian Maid Thought To Have Faced Swamp Death For Loving White Boy

sg = SAAT VOTO U ‘@ preventive war on Russia before the Soviets have atom bombs.  Wallace denounce ed eiccnk 1Lt te

Secretary To Stay  In Truman Cabinet: War and Navy Heads Deny Plans for War Against Russia Now

ACTION SEEN VICTORY FOR BYRNES CAMP   Secretary to Refrain From Speechmaking During Parley

No Military Thinking’ About War With Russia   Charge Made in Wallace Letter Disavowed by Military Aids

Secretaries of War and Nevy Deny “Thinking” Within Their Departments of Quick War on Russia.

Wallace Silenced, Kept In Cabinet; Truman Says U.S. Won’t Attack Reds

Nation Told Red . _ Clash Unlikely   Gag To Last For Duration Of Paris Peace Conference; Aides Pen __ ‘Chief Joint Letter

Heavy Turnout Seen For Most Of State   Governor's Race In Spotlight As Other Contests Also Hold Interest

Britain to Denounce Big 4 Agreement on Venezia Giulia Division If Trieste Not Genuinely Internationalized

May Postpone UN Assembly   Next Meeting May Be _ Transferred to Fens or Geneva

REJECTS FRENCH CLAIM TO RUHR AND RHINELAND   WARNS RUSSIA U. S.  oe a. et a « *

Peace Drafts Supported By Ministers  Changes to Come Only on Approval

BIG 4 DECIDES TO STAND PAT ON DECISIONS   Foreign Ministers Meet To Speed Treaties In Cheerful Mood

Big Four to Stick By Agreements   Will Vote Independently On New Treaty Drafts

WILL STICK BY AGREEMENTS ON ALL DRAFTS   Foreign Ministers to Hold Together on Peace Proposals

BiG FOUR 10 BACK TREATY ARTICLES THEY AGREED ON   Each Left With Free Hand to Support or Oppose Parts of Drafts On Which Differences Arose,   PROPOSED AMENDMENTS WILL BE REVIEWED   Ministers Decide On Procedure for Considering Changes in Effort to Speed Peace Parley,

POWERS WILL STAND PAT ON AGREEMENTS   Ministers to Approve Changes Only Upon Consent of All

Big Four to Stick By  Aareements   Foreign Ministers Meet to Speed Up Peace Conclave

Foreign Ministers Agree On Decisions   Big Four Calls Session te Speed Work of Con ference

Ministers Vote To Agree With ~ [realy Nralls   Cu..cord to Be Disturérd Only if All Bia Four Powers- Tuvor  eo

Ministers To Stand By Former Decisions Big Four In Accord On Old Aareements

No Changes in Treaty Drafts Biq 4 Decide   To Support Changes Only If all Major Powers Agree, Foreign Ministers De- , cree: Free Hand on Amendmente

But Where no Agreement Has Been Reached Each Is Free to Vote as it Pleases

Changes to Agreements Must Be Approved By All Four Powers, Molotoy-Is-Yot&l Down

Big Four to Stick To Peace Treaty Pacts   Will Make Changes Only If All Four Powers Approve

Big 4 to Hold To Pledges in Treaty Drafts   Each Retains Free Hand in Voting; All Ministers in Cheerful Mood at Meeting’s End

STATEMENT OF GEN. MARSHALL, DR. STUART THAT CHINA PEACE IMPOSSIBLE IS GRIM. ALARMING

Cainamen Stand At The          An AlL-Ont Civil War Would Phinge Coun °; Dagming Mie     lions inte An Eva OF Extreme hiivery

WAGE INCREASE OF 16 CENTS PER HOUR, CHANGE IN WORKING RULES RECOMMENDED RAILROAD MEN _

Fact Finders Ask 16-Cent Pay Hike For 2-Rail Groups   Engineers and Trainmen Want 14 More; Roads Appeal for Rate Boost

A 16-Cent Boost for ‘Railmen Recommended   Working Rules Changes Also Advised in Report To Chief Executive by  ee a ee Pr, rer 2

RECOMMENDS INCREASE   Fact-Finding Board Reports ta Rrotherhood Case

16-Cent Wage Hike Proposed In Rail Dispute   Fact-Finders Propose Rules Changes For . Trainmen. Engineers

Railr oad Wage Board Reports   Fact-Finders Recommend 16Cent Hourly Increase for Panikces.and Titisitiin

16-CENT HIKE FOR TRAINMEN RECOMMENDED   Panel Reports Finding On Wage Demands Of Brotherhood

— Fact-F inding Board Recommendations Made: i i  Offer 16- Cent Hike For Traininen

Rail Pay Hike  Recommended   Fact Panel Okays 16 Cents  Kar Encoineers. Trainmen

Traimmen Get  16 Cent Raise   Fact-Finding Board Recommends Increase; Workers  Asked 30 Cents.

Sanction 16-Cent  Increase   Recommendation For Railroad Engineers, Trainmen Other Changes

Driver Training Course Urged  Patrol Chief Favors , er GAARA fered

Driver Training Course Urged  Patrol Chief Favors High School Class

FBI Links Palm Print on Degnan Note to Heirens   Says Comparison Shows _ Them Identical; May File Charges Today

FBI CLAIMS PRINTS CHECK   Degnan Suspect Given Second Lie Detector Test

Palm Prints Match Note’s, FBI Reveals   Police Continue To Question Heirens. Held in Deenan Case

DEGNAN SUSPECT. UNDERGOES TES!   FBI Cites Identical Fingerprints; ‘Submits to Second ‘a Detector Test -

LIQUOR TAKEN OFF THE LIST   STATE REMOVES RATIONING RESTRICTIONS FROM 23 - BRANDS OF BLENDED  WHISKEY of

Ex-G. I. Comes Back to Earth and Resumes Classes, His Vision of Being a Millionaire Shattered

Actors’ Guild Acts In Walkout   Guild Gets Promises From Two Unions To Arbitrate Dispute

Cline Convicted Of 9 Forgeries   Former Choir Singer Will Devote Remainder Of Life To Religion

Cline Gets Forgery Conviction   Choir Singer to Face One-14 Year ‘Term in Prison

JURYMEN CONVICI CLINE ON CHARGE   Death of Indiana Woman Studied During Hearing

Port Allegany Man Returned to Jail   Placed On Probation; To Be Sentenced in Oct.

British Iron, Steel Industries Face Public Ownership   English Decide On Program Of Reorganization

Britain Will Take Over lron Industry   Public Ownership Scheduled For Steel

British Steel  Public Owned   Government To Take Over Owner ship Of Iron, Steel

California’s Demos Hope to Parlay Roosevelt, Rogers Names to Victory.

Prospects Seem Dim For An Early Compromise At Paris Meeting... .  Trieste Tangle Persists

NEW TRIESTE PLAN REJECTED BY BOTH U. §. AND RUSSIA  FRENCH PROPOSAL TO.

Argument Over Pauley Climaxed By Resignation   Had Denounced Nomination For Navy Secretary

Cabinet Member To Leave His Post On February 15   White House Announces Resignation Is Received _ And Accepted By President   REASON FOR STEP NOT ANNOUNCED  (RITTT.wWTIN \

RATIONING.TO END SOON; NEW FIVE-YEAR PLAN   Predicts Great Era in Science

Rep. Sabath, However, Is As Happy As Schoolboy About Jt: Lawmaker Forty Years

U.S. and Canad Map Agreement On Veto Dispute   Meetings Are Slated Monday and Tuesday To Confer on Issues

23 BELIEVED DEAD IN CRASH OF PLANE   Army Transport Drops in Jungles in Panama Canal Zone.

12 Bodies Taken  From Plane Wreck   11 More Sought in Army Transport Jungle Crash

FLEMING CONSIDERED FOR NEW U. S. AGENCY   Federal Works Administrator May Direct Liquidation of OPA and Other War Offices.

June’s “Arctic”? Weather To Remain Until Tuesday Says Gloomy Forecaster

MIDWEST DIGS FOR OVERCOATS   COLD WAVE WILL CONTINUE UNTIL TUESDAY

Arctic June Weather To ‘Continue Until Tuesday, ‘Snow Falls In Minnesota

Towa “As You Like It”  Musician Has Grammaticai  Debate With College Heac

FEDERAL CUTS BEING PLANNED   Reduced Government Costs Popular Program With President, Solons

Truman Assured Of Support In Slashing Budget   Cuts Tentative Budget By 12 Billion; Sees Balance By 1948

12 BILLION OFF BUDGET FOR *47   President Hopes For Balanced Budget By 1948

12 BILLION CUT IN BUDGET SET   TRUMAN HOPES FOR 1948 BALANCE IN SPENDING

Truman Plans Spending Cut   Knocks 12 Billions Off 1947 Budget; Expect Congressional O. K.

—IN-SPENDING   President Hopes for : Balanced Budget by 1948 Fiseal Year

SPENDING CUT ~ WINS SUPPORT   President and Congress Are In Accord on Slash

Bill Opposes Coal Royalty  _ Virotnian ta Offer   Virginian to Offer Proposal in House

NAVY HUNTING ~ PIRATE CRAFT   SUSPECT VESSEL OF BEING “USED FOR ILLEGAL TRANS-PORT OF PASSENGERS

AUSTIN ACCEPTS U.N, POSITION   Vermont Senator to Quit Upper House Seat

SEN. AUSTIN TO SUCCEED STETTINIUS   Set Pace for Republican Acceptance of Foreign Policy

AUSTIN IS NAMED 10 UN SECURITY COUNCIL   Vermont Senator Appointed To Sueceed Stettinius

Senator Austin Ready To Resign Seat In Senate   Designated As Ultimate Successor To Stettinius On U.N. Council

Round-the-World Flying Approved   Firms Receive Okay For Trips to Orient

Denmark Tries To Avert Split On Membership  Vandenburg Assures 60P Won't Alter U. S. Policy Ot Workine for Cooneratior

Denmark, Russia Differ Over — Membership Plan   Wording of Resolution Proposing Admissior Of Sweden, Iceland and Afghanistan Ta United Nations Turns Into Controversy

Denmark Tries To Head Off Soviet Delay   Moves To Speed U.N. Action on Three Admilttances

TEACHERS GET NO PAY RAISES   Budget Of Over 42 Millions Makes No Provision For Salary Increases.

No Increases For State Teachers   Present State Budget Sets All Time High; Additional Teachers

STATEN ID. ISOLATED BY BIG FIRE   Three Lives Lost And Damage Is Put At Two Million

26 ARE INJURED IN BLAZE ALONG N.Y. HARBOR   Spark from Electric Train Starts Holocaust Causing $2.000,000 Damage

3 Lose Lives In Ferry Fire   N. Y. Terminal Has Loss of 2.000.000

FERRY TERMINAL FIRE KILLS 3 IN NEW YORK CITY   Spectacular Blaze Causes $2,000,000 Damage

Two-Million Dollar Firekills ThreeInN. Y.   Blaze Breaks Out Anew At Ferry Terminal; Service Halted: Nation Said Costly Firetrap

U. 5. Is Said World's Number One Fire Trap   r ersons In Tarvminal Rissa

THREE KILLED IN SPECTACULAR NEW YORK BLAZE   Oregon Timber Center Hard Hit By $2,000,000 Fire; Three Blocks Leveled   STATEN ISLAND ISOLATED   More Than 26 injured When Flames Sweep St. George Ferry Terminal

TAREE ARE KILLED IN FIRE AT FERRY   Two Million Dollars in Damage Is Caused by Holocaust.

‘Coal Operators Oppose ‘Affiliation Of Foremen’s ‘And Workers Unions

OPPOSITION BY   Plan to Carry Fight to Supreme Court, if Necessary

To Take NLB Decision To High Courts   Ways And Means Committee Grants Hearing On Old Age Pension Plan.

AFFILIATION OF UMW, FOREMEN'’S UNION OPPOSED   Soft Coal Operators Plan To Continue Opposition To Policy

NOXON SENTENCE CHANGED 10 LIFE   Man Accused of Killing. Im: becile Son Maintains He Is Innocent

FATHER SPARED DEATH IN CHAIR      Killing Of Imbecile Son Punished By Life Imprisonment

ATHENS CHARGES SLAVS, ALBANIANS ARMING LEFTISTS   Premier Tsaldasis. Dectares Disturbing Elements \ Wil Be Crushed --

Move To Smash Civil War Raging In Greece   British Report Evidence That Rebels Bein; Armed From Yugoslavia, Albania; Government Says Uprising Will Be Put Dowr

Mounting Greek Violence Termed ‘Civil War’ By   British, ‘Grecian. Leaders-

“Civil War  In Greece”   Officials Plan Stern Steps to Crush Rebels: Britain Stands By

Declare Civil War Raging In Northern Greece   Government Says Stern Measures Being Taken To Crush Rebellion.

CIVIL WAR Oh IN NORTHERN GREECE   Stern Measures Taken To Quell Rebellion  7   Reported Using Arms From Yugoslavia And Albania To Fight Gendarmerie

May Call British Troops To Quel Greek Rebellion   Violence Labelled ‘Outright Civil War’; Government Reports Outside Outlaw Aid

PLANNING STERN ACTION TO PUT DOWN REBELLION   Greek Government Reports Leftist Forces Are Being Armed From Yugoslavia And Albania.

Stern Action Under Way to Kill Rebellion   Yugoslavia, Albania Reportedly Arming Leftist Forces Now Fighting Gendarmerie

PLAN oT RDN MEASURES 10 OTOP REBELS   Reports Indicate Leftists Armed from Albania, Yugoslavia.

CIVIL WAR IN NORTH GREECE   SPOKESMAN DECLARES DISSIDENT FORCES ARMED FROM OUTSIDE

Full-seale Civil. War  In Greece   Rebels Armed From Over Border: Drastic Steps Taken

Violence in Northern Greece Termed ‘Outright Civil War’ by Government

GREECE TORN BY CIVIL WAR   Government Rushes Action te Crush Rehetlinn.

Claim Slavs Furnish Arms For Leftists  93 Shot Down   23 Shot Down In New Attack On Northern Town

Northern Rebels Get Arms From Outside, Claimed   Small Size Civil War  Raging. Britain Hears

—VIOLENCE-— Monarch  Ready to Return   London Threatens Stern Measures To Halt Outbreak

Fighting Rages In North Greece   Violence Labelled Outright Civil War

Label Violence in. Greece Civil War; Take New Measures   British Troops Prepare to Help if Attempts by Military Fails

‘Greek. “And British Officials Acknowledge Outright Civil ‘War And Plan Stern Measures   Outsiders Said . Aiding ‘Leftists; British ‘Still *-Aeming-Greek Gov't _« Troops.

Greeks Staging Outright Battles   British And Greeks Agree Fighting Is Civil War

BRITISH FORCE TO BE USED AS “7 ACT RESORT”   Leftist Forces Fight Government Troops in North Part of Country

Greece Labels Left Disorder As ‘Civil War’   Charges Rebellion Armed By Jugoslavia and Albania

Greek Fighting Held Civil War   British And Athens Leaders To Crush Rebellion

British And Greek Leaders Plan Action   Say Leftist Forces Being Furnished Arms

British Join in Stern Measures To End Uprising   But Troops Stationed There To Be Called Only As Last Resort At Greek Request

Measures Taker To Crush Civil War In Greece  Rritich Traonse   British Troops Stand By To Aid Government Cause

Gvil War Breaks  Out in Greece      Greek, British Officials Say Stern Measures Are Being Taken

Violence In Greece Now ‘Civil War’   Government Starts’ Stern Measures to Crush Rebellion in Northern Areas

BRITISH READY 10 AID GREECE CRUSH REBELS   Premier Says Troops Are Being Armed ‘From Outside’

Two Nations Are Accused By Spokesman   Official Charges Yu g 0slavia, Albania Aid Insurgent Eleéniénts

Outright Civil War in Greece   Stern Measures Are Under Way te Crush Rehellion G

Violence in Greece Will Be Suppressed   Greeks Say Attacking Leftists Armed from Yuaoslovia Alharin

Slay Invasion Is Cited By Spokesman   Stern Measures Due; Violence Said To Be on Increase

GOVERNMENT TO TAKE  “STRONG MEASURES”  AGAINST ITS ENEMY BRITISH OFFICIALS SAY  _ PROOF SUPPLIED LEFT  FORCES ARE TO BLAME

North Grecian Rioting Called Outright War   Greek Gendarmerie Takes Measures Against Leftists; British Standing By.

YUGOSLAVIA, ALBANIA GET GREEK BLAME   Claim 2 Countries Outfitting Rebels In Northern Greece

TERM VIOLENCE IN GREEGE AS MINOR CIVIL WAR   Greek, British Officials Plan Stern Measures to Stop Rebellion

Outsiders Said Aiding Leftists; British Still Arming Greek Gov't Troops.

RESTAURATEUR WILL CLOSE HIS BUSINESS   L. T, Coulson To Leave Restaurant Feb, 23—New One Will Be Opened At Same Site By B. F. Smith

Three-Point Plan to Retain Prosperity Suggested by Eccles   Chairman of Federal Reserve Boards Sees National Readjustment

Prosperity Ahead lf Nation Works, Checks Increases  Federal Reserve Chair man Uraes Restraint

Cotton Trading To Be Resumed   Operator Responsible For Break Liquidates Holdings Over Weekend

Japanese Count Heavy Ballot in Free Election   Total Runs 65 to 70 Per Cent in Tokyo; Many Women Vote

Farm Security Office Change  New FSA Is Located: In   New FSA Is Located: I  Perrvopolis

47 CITY BUDGET   City Council Also Withholds Decision on First Class City

47 CITY BUDGET   City Council Also Withholds Decision on First Class City   WILL DECIDE MONDAY

ber. al S awe t ts S258 34 24978 WY.             OV VY. Jil.  WORLD SERIES  (Game complete with box score in 5 o’clock Fina] of The Clahe )           Boston ...... St. Louis Ihe Game Play by Play  Pe ee Oe

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   High Officials of Jewish Avency Arrested

SRETIBH MAKING HOUSE TO HOUSE BEARCH IN JERUSA- © ‘LEM FOR THREE KIDNAPED OFFICERS

Soviets Appeal For Solidarity In Peace Talks   Ttaly-Yugoslavia Deadlock In Reparations Tanclo .

One In Every Five Must Do Something About Tax On 1945 Income By Tuesday Of Next Week

HOG PRICES RISE; RECORE SHIPMENTS   institute Says Meat Will Reach Tables Next Week

Price Slack In Hogs Is Taken Up   Rail Jami May-Hold Back Shipments to TLS Markets

Meat Shipments Reach New High   Heaviest Friday of Year in Combelt Market

HEAVY FRIDAY RECEIPT9 ot YEAR'S MARK   ‘Hegs Take New Jump as  Packers Hurry Meat to Butchers.

Mog Prices Rise Following ‘hare Drop   Plenty of Meat Promised for Tables Next Week

Record Friday Shipment Toy: At Stockyards  Prices Edge Up  After Slight Dianline

Three Teen-agers Held for Thefts From Navy Ships   One Ys Son of Famous Bridge Expert, Ely Culbertson; Says Police Severe

Announce Program For 4-H School   E. E. Wessel, Warner Russell To Speak

Truman’s Plan For Streamlining Of — Government Given  Produces Only Mild Stir With Ideas for Postwar Changes

WOMAN KILLS EX-HUSBAND   Shoots Him After Finding Photo of . Woman in Wallet

Inauguration in Chile on Sunday  U. S. Naval Flotilla There for Event

STOCKS BREAK AS RAILS SEE S400-MILLION LOSSES A YEAR QN THEIR PASSENGER TRAFFIC

Molotov Favors Friendly Selllement ” Of Trieste Problem By lito. tlaly

TRIESTE TALKS MAY LEAD TO SETTLEMENT   Border Problems Are Nearing Favorable ~ Stage in Debates

MOLOTOV GIVES STAND ON ISSUE Direct Settlement Of Trieste Problem Said Favored By Reds

Reds Favor Italo- Yugoslav Talks on Border Problems   Molotov Informs Rome Moscow Believes Friendly Sett!e ment of Trieste Issue and Other Questions Wou!d “Pro. mote the Strengthening of Peace in Europe” — Bevir Also Recommends Direct Negotiations.

REDS SAY LET ITALY, SLAVS SETTLE TRIESTE   Direct Agreement Plan Favored by Russia, Then Let U. N. Council Approve

Soviets Favor Direct Parley   Molotoy Thinks Trieste. Settlement Necessary for Peace

Reds Want ‘Friendly’ Settlement  Reds Think Such   he eh Bee BR ED   Reds Think Such A Decision Would Strengthen Peace

DIRECT DEALING ON TRIESTE Ki GIVEN APPROVAL   Molotov Urges Italy Ant Yugoslavia To Get Together   NO GREAT PROSPECT OF ANY AGREEMENT

FAVOR ITALY, SLAVS DRAFT PACT   Friendly Settlement In Trieste Sought By Molotov

Molotov Appeal: To Italy, Yugos   Urges Friendly Pact on Trieste, Related Issues by 2 Nations

RUSMA BACKS PROPOSAL FOR TRIESTE TALKS   Advises Italy Direct Settlement Would  Promote Peace

Russia Suggests [taly. Yugoslavia Deal Directly   Backs Rome’s View For Trieste, Other Border Settlements

UN Secrecy Rule Proposed   Iranian Discussion Absent.From Agenda  Re ERPancia w OCARPENTSYE

New Members To Be Discussed  Secrecy Within U.N. Council Is Proposed

U.N. Council May Approve Secrecy Rule   Would Even Put Curb On Fellow Members Of United Nations

COUNCIL MAY ACT IN SECRET   Rule to Keep Proceedings From Members Will Be Acted Upon Today

U.N. Will Take Up Secreey Rules Today   Procedure Regarding New Members Only Other Item on Agenda

Council Will Study Secrecy Rule  No Provision Is  PX  oo   No Provision Is Made for Iran Discussion

Council Will Study Secrecy Rule   No Provision Is Made for Tran Discussion

Commodity Prices On Markets Show Variance  Changes in Trends Ar Not as Wide as Thav Were Loct Week

COMMODITY PRICES AGAIN VARY BUT NEW CHANGES NOT SO WIDE AS THOSE RECORDED LAST WEEK

Rare Infantile Paralysis Panel  Will Be Shown      At Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo

Parents Fly To Annapolis This Morning   Girl Denies Any Kidnapping Intent

Nursemaid Held For Questioning   Parents Recover Tot; Conflicting Stories Are Told By Girl

RUSSIANS NOT LIVING UP 10 PEACE TREATY   SOVIET ACTIONS IN MANCHURIA ALSO PROTESTED

Red Actions Tn Manehuri:  Tran, Causes   Failure to Withdraw Army Forees in Accordance With Treaty and Booty Plans Brine Notes

New Protests Sent Russians -ByULS. Gov't   Soviet Activities in {Jran and Manchuria Cause Concern

BYRNES SAYS TWO MESSAGES (0 TO MOSCOW   Russian Policy in Manchuria Is Not Approved by U.-S.

Russian Policy In Manchuria Also Criticized  Byrnes Reveals Two Messages Sent to Moscow   Direct Pratect

U.S. Protests Soviet Action In Ivan and Manchuria  General MacArthu: Has Authority  In Manchuria.

Presence of Red Troops In Iran, Seizure of Manchuria Industry Hit

Two Notes Sent Moscow on Iran And Manchuria   Presence of Soviet Troops in Iran Held Violation of Treaty; Nation Also Kicks

MANCHURI AN, IRANIAN ACTS ARE DENOUNCED   Troops In Persia And Asiatic War Booty Removal Bring  Harsh Notes

Announcement of  -Two Notes Sent - Moscow Made Yes—térday By State Denatinenk

U. S. Hurls lran Manchuria Protest at Russ   Byrnes Withholds Contents Pendine Moscow Receipt

20,8. PROTESTS - SENT TO MOSCON   WASHINGTON OBJECTS TO OC CUPATION OF IRAN AND GRABS IN MANCHURIA.

BLUNT NOTES SENT MOSCOW  U.S. Protests Soviet Plan To Keep Troops In Iran

Location of Doctors First Essential To Vets Hospitals, Says Gen. Hawley

Young Daugnter Of Charlotte Doctor Taken   State-Wide Search Is Under Way Today

Discount Report Pair In Towel City Tuesday   Woman And Child Bought Bus Ticket In Charlotte

Sean Truman Counter Plan On Palestine   Colonial Secretary Meets President of World Zionist Group and Other Officials

Picture Now Brightest In Months   Most of Miners Digging Soft Coal After Order By U.M.W. Chief Ends 17-Dav Shutdown

Levant May Seek UNO Intervention   Presence of French and British Troops Flayed

NEW ISSUE BREAKS OUT AT UNO MEET   French, British In Levant Angers Syrian Delegates

Syria Plans To Put Case Before UNO   New England Site Chosen as Home for World Organization

New Political Issue Looms For UNO  Syria Plans Protest On Troops In Levant

New Dispute Faces Nations   Syria to Appeal For Evacuation of Troops Before UNO

Syrian Delegate Wants Troops In Levant Ousted   Connecticut Tract Is Chosen As UNO Home

New Political Tssue Looms  ‘Before U.N.O.   Syrian Delegate Will Protest Troops in Levant

Syria Planning UNO Appeal  Oppose Presence Of French, British Troops

LEVANT MATTER 10 BE GIVEN UNO   Syria Appeals Against Pres  ence of French and British

Syria to Put Troops Issue Before UNO   Levant Delegate Compluins Of British, French  Qewmumitinn AtnileS

Meanwhile English And Russians Plan Second  Round Of Debate   Connecticut May Be Headquarters   Foreign Minister Lie Sworn In As Secretary General of UNO

franian Preimier Says  His Top Priority Problem Is to Get Withdrawal of Red - Combat-Troops. ~

NEW NOTE SENT TO MOSCOW BY U. S. - BRITAIN   Iran’s Premier Says He Has No ‘Official’ Notice Of Any Troop Move

Iranian Protests Fail to Stop Red  Move Southward British, U. S. Inquirie  Unanswered; ‘Turkey, Iraq Border Neared

Iran Premier Protests Russian Troop Movements   Soviets Reported Moving Tanks, Armored  Cars Into Karaj, 20 Miles From Tehran

froops Moving ward Turk,  Borders   ‘ed Garrison Near fen Is Reported Brine Reinforced ;  oie Investigates

Presence of Soviet ‘Troops in [ran Formally Protested   Russian Combat Forces Are Reported to Be Moving in General Direction of Iraq and Turkish Borders

Reds Reported Moving Toward Turkey Border   Soviet Tanks and Combat Troops Reported Near Tehran

Three Texas Cities Quarantined;  ‘Mystery Malady Blamed On Filth

MALADY CLOSES TEXAS SCHOOLS   San Antonio And Corpus Christi Warned To Clean Up

Episcopal Church  Cracks Traditions Owen J. Roberts Is Presiding Officer

Episcopalians Name Layman Delegate Head  Also Break Tradition As First Woman

55th Triennial Episcopal Meet Gets Underway   Traditions Yield At Convention

Russians Answer Charges on Deportation  Claim Germans Are Fulfilling

FOR K. U. STUDENTS   University Expects Enrollment 7,000 for Fall  Semester   MAKING HOUSE SURVEY

ROOMS ARE NEEDED’ FOR K. U. STUDENTS   University Expects Enrollment 7,000 for Fall Semester

AS U.S. JUDGE HEARS DEFENSE   President of Miners Sits Impassively In Courtroom

Dismissal Plea lanored; Case Resumes Friday   Injunction to Stay Until Dec. 7, Goldsborough Rules

ANOTHER DAY OF HEAT   Breezes and Drier Air Will Make It Easier to Stand

AWAIT DECISION ON FATE OF (8 CONVICTS   ‘British Prison Ship Slips Out of Haifa Harbor Under Cover of Darkness Bearing 700 More Jews Bound For Island of Cyprus

BRITISH TROOPSHIP SLIPS OUT OF HAIFA HARBOR WITH 700 JEWISH REFUGEES

Demands Made For More Pay From Airlines   Cancellations Of Flights Effective For 24-Hour Period

PILOT STRIKE GROUNDS ALL TWA PLANES   Operations Along Company’s World-Wide, 28.270.Mile System Idled By Walkeut   WAGE HIKE DEMANDED

Trans-World Pilots Strike for More Pay   Valkout by Fliers, First in Commercial Avi ation History, Ties Up Operations on Company's 28,270-Mile System.

First Walkout In History Of Aviation In Commercial Field   Planes En Route Allowed To Complete Flights; Other Airlines Continue Service  :

U.S., Overseas Flights Halted; 3000 Stranded   AFL Union Walks-Out to Press Demands Fort Higher Pay

3,000 Stranded As 90 Flights Are Cancelled   Mail Diverted to Other Lines 4s First Real Strike Hits Large UL. 8. System

1,400 AFL Fliers Quit In Pay Fuss   Company’s Domestic And Trans-Atlantic Planes All Grounded.

Higher Pay Is Sought By Fliers   Operations on World-Wide Line Are Crippled

TWA Pilots Strike   Big Planes Grounded In First Tieup of Its Kind in History; Ask Increase in Wages

TWA’s Pilots Out on Strike   Domestic, Overseas  Flights Cancelled

Pilot Strike Grounds All TWA Airplanes   Walkout First of its Kind in Commercial Aviation History— Passengers Stranded

Pilots Demand Wage Increase With Walkout   Tieup Is First In Commercial Air Lines’ History

Over 90 Flights Cancelled, About 3,000 Passengers Stranded; Other Plans Take Mail

AFL Pilots Employed by TWA Strike in Effort to Enforce Demand for Increase in Pay   Company at Once Begins Cancelling Domestic and Trans-Atiantic Flights; Other Airlines Not Immediately Affected by the Walkout

More Than 90 Flights Canceled Leaving 3000 Passengers Stranded; U. S. Mail Is Diverted

First Action of Kind Grounds 90 Domestic, Transoceanic Flights   Top Fliers Seek Pay Boost to $1,187 Monthly; 25 Tons of Mail Diverted to Other Carriers: First Pickets Seen

Temperatures   Strike of Pilots Cancels Flights, Stranding 3,000   Trans-World Airlines’ Routes in U. S. and Overseas Idle as A. F. L. Union Demands Pay Hike to $15,300 Yearly for First Pilots

Walkout Is First Of Its Kind in Flying History   Monthly Salary of $1187 for Top Men Demanded by Union

All Airships Are Grounded By Walkout   Mail Diverted; Flights Stalled For 24 Hours

Pilots Demand Higher Wages; Arizona Is Hit   ‘First Pitots Seek $1187 Per Month

TW A’s AFL PilotsGo On Sirike   Operations Along Whole World-Wide Airline System  cre Crippled

TWA RUNS STOP AS PILOTS QUIT FOR HIGHER PAY   3,000 Riders Stranded As 90 Flights Are Canceled When Strike Begins

PAY DISPUTE IS WALKOUT REASON   World-Wide, 28,270 Mile System Cancels Domestic And Transatlantic Plane Flights

Pilots’ Strike Ties Up TWA Airline Travel  W,   Walkout Is First in Commercial Aviation History

AFL Flyers Seek Increase From Airline   Estimated 3,000, Passen_gers Stranded At U. S., > Tyrans-Athantic Bases.

‘Pilot Strike Threatens To Tie Up TWA’s Vast INetwork of Air Routes

MANUFACTURERS HIT AT FEDERAL CONTROL   if A Depression Develops It Can Be Attributed Te FresidentialSponsored Eerulation

Stassen Predicts GOP Will Repeat Victory in 1948   Democratic Senator Claims His Party Will Bounce Back After Defeat

Sooners Press Texas; Layne’s Passes Win Qui   Oklahoma’s Rugged. Line Stalls Ground Attack, Turns ‘Game Into Passing Battle

SOONERS SCARE MIGHTY TEXANS BUT LOSE OUT   Score 20-13 as O. U. Puts On Spectacular Show—Golding Sparkles

FOR ROAD BUILDING   Schoeppel Signs Papers for Boost in Gasoline Tax, March 

FOOD CONTROLS SAID NEEDED  ~ UNRRA Adopts Drastic Prograr To Avert Suffering Of Hunary

Food Rationing Program Adopted By 48 Nations   UNRRA Policy Committee Urges Rigid Controls; Plenary Vote Needed

‘Rationing ‘Where Necessary’ to Provide Relief Food Supplies Urged by U.N.B.B.A

CALL FOR RIGii FOOD CONTRALS   UNERA POLICY COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS RATIONING “WHERE NECESSARY.”

Army Rocket Expert Says Space Ship Miaht Be Developed ‘In Our Time’ -

Kimme! Was Unaware of Efforts To Clear His Name, Safford Testifies

SAFFORD KNEW HE WAS BREAKING NAVAL REGULATIONS   He Undertook a Campaign id Clear Rear Adm. H. E. Kimmel.   BITTER AGAINST COM   The Naval Captain Said He Had to Do Something to Make Amends. ,

Safford Knew He Was Breaking Naval Regulations   Understood Violation When He Began Campaign to Clear Admiral Kimmel

Rep. Murphy Promises New ; Sensations From Stafford’s ‘Campaign To Clear Kimmel  }   Decodes Letter Written By Stafford To Capt. Kramer Two Years Aan

Kimmel. Ignorant Of Campaign to Clear His Name:   : Captain Safford Says Action Taken  . Without Knowledge  J Of Rear Admiral -_

Safford Undertook Campaign Without Talking to Kimme'   Says Pearl Harbor Commander Didn’t Know of His Efforts

DON'T MISS ‘Not a Free Country’  See Page 4   Safford Was Trying To. Make Amends

TELLS PROBERS HE BRAKE RULE   Safford Sought To Clear Kimmel for Personal Reasons

Safford Tried To Clear Him of Responsibility  - Contends Leaders  Ware Freomed

ACTED WITHOUT KNOWLEDE OF ADMIRAL KIMMEL   Capt. L. F. Safford Undertook a Campaign to Clear Kimmel.   NAVAL CAPT. TESTIFIED   Safford Went to New York and Saw Kimmel In MidFebruary, 1944.

Safford Made Campaign to Clear Kimmel   Took Action Without Knowledge Of Rear Admiral

‘WAGE-PRICE POLICY REVISION DUE   Safford Says Kimmel Did Not Know Of His Plan’

SAFFORD TELLS HOW HE TRIED TO AND KIMI!      Declares Pp earl Harbor Commander Unaware Of Campaign

New Sensations Are Promised   Pearl Harbor Probe Becomes Dramatic

Satford's Effort To Clear Kimmel  Being Unfolded   Murphy Promises New Sensations at Disclosure

Capt. Safford Says Campaign To Clear Kimmel! Was Without Knowledge of Rear Admiral

Safford Says He Acted on Own Motive   Kimmel Died Not Know of Ldte Diane

Safford Knew He Broke Rules To Clear Kimmel  Captain’s Unsolicitec Interest in Behalf CVE Admiral Prahad

PEARL HARBOR SENSATIONS ARE PROMISED   Rep. Murphy Says He Has Coded Letter Pertaining to a Campaign to Clear Admiral Kimmel of Blame.

Safford Tells Of Efforts To - Clear Kimme'   Admiral, He. Says, Had No Knowledge of Move; Objeclions to Phrasing _ Questions Applauded:;

NAVAL OFFICER'S ACTIVITIES STIR HOUSE LEADERS   L. F. Safford Tells Pearl Har bor Group of Attempt To Clear Kimmel

CAPTAIN'S MOVE “FOR KIMMEL 1S ATTACKED ANEW   Safford Acknowledges His Letters For Admiral Violated Naval Regulations

MOVE TO CLEAR KIMMEL BARED   Murphy, Keefe Duel During Questioning Of Captain

Safford Says He W ent to Defense of Kimmel Because He Thought He Had Been Wronged

SENSATIONS PROMISED AT PEARL HARBOR QUIZ   Safford Campaign to Ciear Kimmel Subiect of Inquiry By Committee

SAFFORD REVEALS PERSONALEFFORT TO CLEAR KIMMEL  BELIEVED ADMIRAL AND GENERAL CHORT   BELIEVED ADMIRAL AND GENERAL SHORT VICTIMS OF ‘FRAME’

Safford Continues  To Testify   Admits he Knew He Violated & Regulations in Defending Kimmel

KIMMEL DIDN'T KNOW OF REPORT TO ABSOLVE HIM   Captain Safford of Opinion Ranking — Officers Framed:

Campaign To Clear Kimmel...  New Sensations Due In  Quizzing Of Safford In - Pearl Harbor Hearing

SAFFORD DECLARES HE ACTED WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE OF KIMMEL IN TRYING 10 CLEAR KIMMEL OF RESPONSIBILITY 

Safford Says He Broke Navy “Regulations”   Says He “Had to Do Some  thing’? to Make Up For Rarlier Bitlerness Toward Kinunel

Admits He Tried  To Clear Kimmel   New Sensation In Pearl Harbor Probe Promised As Letter Decoded

Didn't Tell Kimmel He Was Helping Him, Says Safford  Naval] Captain Tried ¢o Enlist Halsev's

Safford Reveals He Broke Rules Aiding Kimmel   Wished To Make Amends For Earlier Bitterness Against Commander

CAPT, L. F. SAFFORD TESTIFIED BREAKING NAVAL REGULATIONS   FIRST FELT BITTER AGAINST 1941 PACIFIC FLEET COMMANDER

Safford Says He Acted Unbeknown To Adm. Kimmel   He Believed Kimmel Was  - Framed and Worked To Clear Him Without His Knowledge.

MRS. GRANT PELLEY DIES SATURDAY AT RUTHVEN; aTATUIT? AF TOCAT, PFFOPLE

UN OBSERVERS MAY SEE TEST   U. S. Considers Invitation To Witnesses, But Will Keep Results Secret

A-Bomb Test Results May Be  Kept Secret  Observers To  Be Allowed Ay Qo

Truman Urges Atom Test View for UNO   Congress, State Units Study Need of Guarding Results

UNO Atomic Commission May Observe Bomb Tests   Foreign Observers MayNotBeAllowed, However, To Learn Technical Facts

Technical Facts To Be Taboo, But...  Other Nations May Watch Atom Tests

Atomic Tests May Be Viewed By Big Powers   Plan Would Bar Techni. cal Details From Foreign Observers

TRUMAN AND OTHERS FAVOR BOMB TESTS   Technical Details May Be Shielded by  Congressional Bill

Foreign Group May Watch Atomic Tests   Truman and Byrnes Favoring Inviting Foreign Observers

Foreign Observers May — Watch Bomb Tests, But -Not Learn Any Facts

HOUSE NAVAL GROUP WANTS SECRET KEPT   Compromise May Allow Spectators, But Bar Them From Data

Rise For   Technical Facts To Be Taboo, But .  Other Nations May . ‘Atom Tests

Army Cancels Flights Over Territory  Dot2°_L.   British Soldiers Missing

Shooting Down Plane Protested By State Dept.   Reserve Right to Claim Compensation For Plane, Personnel

Acheson Calls Firing on Plane “Outrageous” Act   Lashes Out At Treatment Of U. S Aircraft In Border Area af Country

ARSON AND MURDER INDICTMENTS GIVEN   Baltimore Grand Jary Returas Presentssents Against Mea in Keoeming House Fire

Hurricane Sweeping North Will Lash New England Coast Tonight   Storm Described As “Severe” And Warnings, Of Strong Winds Broadcast; Area 150 Miles From Center °

‘Kuhn, Former Bund Leader, May Go Free   Freedom Assured If Ree: ommendation Approved By Military Regime

London Acceptance Awaited Before ‘White Paper’ Reveals Franco Aid To Nazis   PATROL STREETS IN SPAIN

THREE-POWER WHITE PAPER ~~ {§ PROPOSED   FRANCE HAS ACCEPTED SUGGESTION FRANCO'S COLLAB. ORATION WITH AXIS BE MADE PUBLIC

PROPOSAL IS ACCEPTED BY FRANCE   “White Paper” on Spanish Aid to Axis May Be Published

France to Back Indictment of Franco Regime   Papers Collected To Reveal Spain’: Role With Axis

DON FAUROT IN A BLAST AT KANSAS   M. U. Coach Riled Over Forrest Griffith's Coming to K. U.

‘A Supreme Court Feud Anto Open   Jackson Hurls Charge That Black Took Part In Decisions Favoring Former Law Partner

JACKSON BRINGS SUPREME COURT FEUD TO FRONT   Charges Black With Favoring Former Law Partner in Decision

Smouldering Feud In Supreme Court  Between Jackson And Black Revealed

— COURT FEUD.Coal Case Basis for Battle ©  Black Is Accused Of Favoring   Black Is Accused Of Favoring Former Partner

Charges Black Participated In Decisions Affecting Former Law’ Partner; Says Practice Would Bring Court Inte Disrenute.

Smouldering Feud Between Justices Jackson; Black . : Bursts Out Into The Open.

Capital Stirred Over Court Feud But No Comments   Jackson Issues Statement Regarding Decision Of The Bench

Jackson Raps Justice Black In Court Row   Accuses Him of Hearing Cases Involving His Ex-Partner

RAPS PRACTICE AS IMPERILLING COURT'S STANDING   if Continued, He Declares, 1§ Will Bring Nation’s High est Tribunal Into ;  “Disrepute,” la   SAYS HE WAS ASKED 10 “COVER UP FACTS”   Asserts Colleague Threatened Him With “War” Unless He Complied in Revealing Feud  Between Two. q

Justice Jackson In Blast Against Black   Dispute Among Top Officials Flares ° Into Open In Sensational Charges

Feud Belween Supreme Court Momhers Aired   Texas Left and Right Wing Democrats Are Feuding Again

Jackson Attacks Black; Hints at ‘Unethical’ Acts  Supreme Court Feud Breaks Into ‘Warfare; Washington Astounded

Supreme Court Feud Breaks Out Into Open   Jackson Charges Black With Taking Part in Decisions Favoring Former Law Partner

Charges Repute Of Body Could Be Jeopardized   Says Black Participated in Discussions Which Affected Partner

Supreme Court Split By Feud   Justice Jackson In Formal Attack On Justice Black

Jackson Says Black Participated In Decisions Favorable To Former Partner   Says Alabamian Threatened ‘War’   War Crimes Prosecutor Declares He Wants Such Practices Stopped

i S. Supreme Court Jnshices! Feud  1to Open                      Tr... ~...§ JY. pp  , Waa   Unprecedented Attack on Colleague Is Made by Robert Jackson in Hurling Charges at Huao Black

Assails Practice Of Participating In Cases Involving Ex-Law Partmer

Supreme Justices Divided   “War” Is Revealed By Justice Jackson in ’ Neurnherg

SUPREME COURT FEUD BREAKS INTO OPEN Jackson Makes Charge Against Black

Weather   Colleague Flayed For Sitting in Case Of Fx-Partner   Time for Facte

Justice Jackson Criticizes Black On Court Pokey   Assails Him For Participating In Case Involving Former Law Partner.

High Court Feud Out in the Oper   Jackson Assails Black for Ruling in Law Fabipecs Cases   Justice Jackson ys He Was Threatened With “War” by Black

Jackson Charge Reveal Feud Or Supreme Court  Attacks Black For Deciding Cases Of Ex-Law Partner

Jackson Charges Bring Court Fued Into Open   Charges Black Took Par In Rulings Favoring His Partner

HUGH COURT FEUD THRUST QUT INTO OPEN BY JACKSON   Justice Hits At Action Of Huge Black

Jackson Accuses lustice Black Of Favoring Partner   Feud In Supreme Court Personnel Breaks Into The Open

Sat On Casi Case Involving Former Law Partner   Justice Jackson Says Such Action Will Soon Bring Court Into Disrepute

Black Favored Law Partner in Case, Is Claim   Attack by Member Of Supreme Tribunal Without Precedent

SUPREME COURT BROUGHT OUT BY JACKSON   Charges Justice Black Took Part In Decisions For Former Partner

Jackson Lashes Out At Black With Charges   Statement Sent To House And Senate Judiciary Bodies

Jackson Says Reputation of Body Menaced   Hugo Black Target of Bitter Attack in Press Statement

JUSTICE BLACK DENOUNCED BY JACKSON   Accused Sits in on Case Argued by  Former Law Partner

Black Target Of Statement By Jackson   ‘Judicial Policy’ Of Justice Attacked From Nuernbere

JacksonCharges Hugo Black With Favoritism win Soft Coal Decision

Jackson Tells itbend With Justice Black   Supreme—Court Justice Now in-Germany Makes Unprecedented-Attack  On Callannie ane

Supreme Court Fight Bursts Out into Open   Spectacle of One  High Court Justice Publicly Assailing Another Unprecedented

Justice Jackson Holds Sich Tacties “Would Bring Supreme Court Into Disrepule”   Will Fight Black  Like Open Warrior   Will Not Use Weapons 01 the Stealthy Assassin, He Says; Questions Judgement of Colleague

RAPS BLACKS DECISIONS ON EX-PARTNER   States Continuance Of Practice Will Bring - Qn Disrepute ©

U.S. Supreme Court Justices Feud Brought Into Open   Unprecedented Attack on Colleagus Is Made by Robert Jackson in Hurling Charges at Hugo Black

Jackson Bares ‘Feud’ with Justice Black   Prosecutor at War Crimes Trial Claims Black in Decisions Affecting Ex-Partner

Jackson-Black Warfare Brought Into Open By Jackson Attack; May Serve to Clear Air

JACKSON HITS BLACK MOVE IN COAL CASE   Claims Justice Favored Former Law Partner In Two Decisions

S aapreme Court Feud E rupts   Une recedented Charge IM ade Against Black By Tackson

SUPREME COURT FUED: JACKSON ACCUSES BLACK   HURLS CHARGE OF FAVORITISM TO FORMER PARTNER

Dispute Among Top Officials Flares Into Open In Sensational Charaes

Jackson Charges That Black Took Part in Decisions Fayoring Black’s Law  Partner; Black ‘Threat’ Is Cited

Reds Seize All German Holding: In East Austria   Plants in Soviet Zone of Vienna Also Confiscated

CIO FACTIONS SET FOR FIGHT   Predict Murray's Force Will Achieve Demands

RIGHT AND LEFT BATTLE STARTS   ClO FACTIONS LINE UP FOR TEST OF STRENGTH

ClO FACTIONS LINING UP FOR STRENGTH TEST   Predict Murray's Forces Will Gain All Issues They Demand

Student Nurse Shortage Raps Hospitals       Enrollments Run 50 Per Cent Below Quotus Set For Spring According to Health Dept

Student Nurse Shortage Hits lowa Hospitals   Enrollments 50% Bélow Quotas Set for Spring

FDR Feared Third War Tf UN Failed   Son Reveals Feeling Possessed By Late President  Before His Death

[Third World War Is Inevitable If United Nations Fail. FDR Told Son At Casablanca

FDR Believed Third World War Would 'Occur Unless United I Nations Worked Out

FDR Fear of Another War Told By Son   Imperialist Europe Seen Peace Danger By Late President

American Policy or Germany [s Told By Byrnes  Will Keep Troops In Area As Long As Needed

New German State Urged   Byrnes Declares U. S. to Retain Army of Occupation, Warns Russ, Poles

MOSCOW PRESS IN NEW ATTACK   Accuses Democracies Of Being “Reactionaries And Enemies Of Peace”

King Of Greece Calls For Unity  George Il Returns  To Claim Thzone 

PARTY ELECTIONS  CIO-PAC Meets With Varying Result: In Primary Voting in Five States

VARYING RESULTS IN FIVE-STATE PRIMARIES TODAY  C. I. 0. Found Sharply Varying Results From the Returns.        PAC WON IN ALABAMA     Was Defeated In the California Primary Held Yesterday.   IPAC WON IN ALABAMA

P. A.C. WINNER IN ALABAMA   But in California Gov. Warren Leads G.0.P., Demo Votes

Califernia Gererner Is Winner Of Beth GOP ind Demo ‘\ominations   SEN. CHAVEZ LEADS

FREEDOM FOR.  “THREE BRINGS.  He      TWELVE OF. THE FORMER RULERS OF THE REICH .TO      TIONS - ARE SEX PECTED

Goering First To Hear Decree: To Be Hanged   Death And Prison Sentences Meted Out To Convicted Nazis At Nuernberg   THREE ACCUSED ARE ACQUITTED

McConnell F amily  Quizzing Planned   Poisoning Suspect Talks Readily, But  Implicates Nobody

LONG DISTANCE MAIL IS BEING MOVED BY PLANE   Partial Embargo Placed On Less Urgent Mail Mat— ter By Government   TRUCKS EMPLOYED ON SHORTER MAIL HAULS

Mail Embargo Proclaimed By Government   ODT Orders Drastic Measures; Will Fly Long-Distance Mail

FIRST CLASS MAIL MOVED BY PLANE   EMBARGO PLACED BY GOV. ERNMENT ON NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES.

PARTIAL EMBARGO ISORDERED ts  ODT Attempting To Keep Mails - Moving: Drastic Curbs Set

Partial Embargo On Mail Matter   Civil Air Patrol Aids in Emergency

Steps Taken To Keep Transporiation Open   Steps Taken by Federal Government in Crisis are Announced

PARTIAL MAIL EMBARGO SET   Government Acts to Keer Important Mail Moving During Rail Tieup

Partial Embargo Is Put On Matt  Planes And Trucks Thrown Into Service

Government Acts To Keep Urgent Mail on the Move   First Class Mail Will Be Flown; Partial Embargo Is in Effect

Hughes Given Even Chance to Survive  Test Plane Crash   Millionaire Critically Hurt As Super-Fast XF-11 Hits Mansion

H. HUGHES IN PLANE CRASH NEAR DEATH   Testing New Army Plane, Hits Houses in Beverly Hills

HOWARD HUGHES IS GIVEN 50-50 GHANCE TO LIVE   Multi-Millionaire Promoter Hurt When New Plane Crashes

Super-Fast XF-11 Shears Off Top Of Three Mansions In Crashing   GasTank Explodes,  Setting Big Fires   Doctors Give Victim 50-50 Chance To Survive Crash Injuries

H HUGHES  NEAR. DEATH AFTER CRASH   Wealthy. Flier. And Sportsman Critically Hurt

Briton Eludes Captors in Jerusalem  TR iat ia la Au TT - -—_ -.   House-to-House Search Made for Five Others

DEMS EYE KERR AS CHOICE FOR NEW CHAIRMAN   Oklahoma Governor In Line for Hannegan’s Post If  Iaadar Baciane

Kerr Reported Choice Of Party Leaders To Become  Demo National Chairman

KERR IS SEEN AS SUCCESSOF TO HANNEGAN   Oklahoma Man Is Likely Choice as Democrat Chairman

Gov. Kerr Is Mentioned As Chairman   Oklahoma Democrat Regarded Likely Choice If Bob Hannegan Resigns

Kerr May Succeed Hannegan as Demo National Chairman  Party Leaders Expect Missourian to Quit in January

Governor Kerr, Oklahoma, May Head Democrats   Say Truman Favors Oil Man To Succeed Hannegan As  National Chairman

Kerr Liked as Democrat Head   Hannegan Expected tc Retain Cabinet Post

DEMOCRATS LINE “UP FOR KERR AS ~ PARTY CHAIRMAN   Leaders to Back Oklahoma Governor for Post If Hannegan Resigns in January as Expected.   TRUMAN’S SUPPORT APPEARS ASSURED   Paul Fitzpatrick’s Chances to Land Job Were Dimmed by G. O. P. Sweep of New York.

Senate GOP Leadership Is Settled   Taft Yields to White, But House Race Will Be Intensified as Dirksen Enters the Running

Oklahoman Is Choice Of Party Chiefs to Succeed Hannegan as National Chairman

Seek Kerr as New Head of Democrats   Report Oklahoman Is Choice to Succeed to Hannegan Post

Keynoted 1944 Convention ©  Governor Kerr Said Choice As Dem Chieftain

KERR FAVORED AS PARTY BOSS   Oklahoma Governor Seen as Successor to Hannegan

GOV, KERR MAY HEAD DEMOS   Choices of Party Leaders if Hannegan Quits.

Truman Reported in Favor Of Oklahoma Governor To Head Party Early in ‘47

Oklahoman —Keynoted 194d Democratic Ce vention When Trioman  Was Nominated

! S.ANDUSTRY STRUCK BY NEW STRIKE ORDER   New Curbs Placed on freight, Parcel Post Shipments

Industries Hit Hard Blow By  Embargo Order   Shipments by Rail Limited to Supplies Necessary to Public Health and Safety

Unemployment For Thousands Seen Ahead   Freight Embargo Means Factories Will Be Closed

ORDER LIMITING RAIL FREIGHT HITS INDUSTRY   Move Closing Of Factories In Prospect

Rail Embargo Is Blow to Nation   Will Close Many Industries Struggling to Keep   Aim Is to Keep Reduced Schedules Going to Mid-

RAIL EMBARGO IS HARD BLOW TO INDUSTRIES   Widespread Factory Shutdowns and Consequent Unemployment Appecrs  In Prospect      PARCEL POST LIMITED

DEEP SLASH IN FREIGHT, PARCEL POST, RAIL SERVICE ORDERED AS NATIONAL COAL SHORTAGE SEEN

HOMES, PLANTS TO FEEL CURBS ON SHIPMENTS   Rail Haulings, Parcel Post To Be Slashed Sharply Beginning Friday

Embargo Placed On Rail Freight; Travel Cut, Mail Parcels Limited

Order Rail Freight Embargo   Widespread Factory Shutdowns Appear In Prospect

Widespread Shutdowns In Prospect  Parcel Post Also Hit By New Orde)

Rail Embargo Hits Industry   Limping Plants Given Further Staggering Blow as Shipments Halt.

Rail F reight Embar 0 Adds To Nation’s Economic Disr uption  Under Dwindling Coal Supplies   Non- Essential ‘Shipments Barred; Unemployment. Grow 1S.

SLASH ORDERED FOR PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE   Postoffice Restricts Size‘and Weight of  Parcel Post Packazes

RAIL FREIGHT IS CURTAILED TO ESSENTIALS   Staggering-—New—-Blow ts Bealt to Industry as Coal Conservation Ordered   BOTH HOME, FACTORY HIT BY NEW ORDERS

Order A. Rail Embargo   Freight Shipments Cut to Minimum to Conserve Coal; Limit Parcel Post Packages

Drastic New Embargoes In Effect Friday Night   Freight And Passenger Traffic, Express And Parcel Post Ordered Reduced To° Barest Minimum: No Relief In Sight

U.S. Clamps An Embargo  On Freight   Second 25 Per Cent Cut In Passenger Train Mileage Also Decreed

Other Methods Are Used To Save Coal in Fear That Miners May Stay Awav from Pits

Only Shipments Necessary To Public Health and Safety to Be Allowed

Industry Is Hit a New Blow   Embargo on Freight and Cut In Passenger Service Ordered

Restridion On Mail Aiso Is ‘Being imposed   Staggering New Blow Is Struck At U.S. Business

As A Staspertig Blow: To Industry The Nation Over   Widespread Factory Shiatdowns, Adding Te Unemployment, To: Result; Ban Decreed By Government: And Is Nation Wide.

Industry Hit Hard by Order   Restrictions Placed on Parcel Post, Also, Due To Goal Strike

Rail Embargo Strikes Staggering Blow To Industries Strangling From Lack Of Coal

—Freight Embargo—  Siam Brakes  Tight   Only Commodities And Vital Articles Will Be Hauled By Railroads

FUEL-SAVING IS MAIN PROBLEM   Drastic Freight Embargo, Oth. er Actions Taken—Shipments To Fall Sharply

FREIGHT EMBARGO STABGERING BLOW 10 U.S, INDUSTRY   Vast Unemployment Looms  Result of Government Emercenty Order

Shutdowns 0 Factories In Prospect   Curtailment of Freight and Parcel Post Made to Keep Trains Running Untul Mid-Fehruaryv

Drastic New Rail Embargo Is Imposed   Government Orders Second 25% Cut In Passenger Service, Parcel Post Slash

Order Holding Freight Movement to Vital Needs Deals Further Blow to Industrial Life of Nation; More Unemployment Seen

Embargo Holds Freight to Most Important Needs  Order Strikes New

Widespread Shutdowns In Prospect   Coal Saving Edicts Affects Parcel Post, Too--Assures Reduced Railroad Operation

Rail Embargo Is Stageermg. To Industries   Widespread Shutdowns, with Consequent Unemployment, Expected as Result of Gov ernment Order:

Rail Freight Ban Strikes Heavy Blow To Industry   Trains, Parcel Post Curtailed

BAN IN EFFECT FRIDAY COVERS UNESSENTIAL §   Nation's Rail And Express Shipments Restricted Because Of Coal Shortage; Passenger Service, Par cel Post Affected.

Federal Orders held Eeaight to Essential Neeas   Second 25 Pct. Cut In Passengér Service; Parce! Post Limited

Industry Hit Serious Blow By Embargoes   Idled Workers May Reach Two Million By End of This Week

Lubbock Youth Is Killed When Car Overturns   W. H. Patterson Found Dead By Auto Near Slaton

Lubbock Youth     (ar Overtums  : ‘Found Dead By haute Near Slatan

Slaying Of U. S. Soldier Branded Cowardly Attack   U .  S. Of  Troeps Hunt For  American  Yugoslay  Soldier Border  Assassin On

Reject Russian Motion   Commission Establishes Court Of Justice For  Treaty Disputes

World Court Is Established As Final Tribunal   (1. S., Britain Sponsor Winning Proposal; Russians Miffed

Soviets Lose Treaty Plan   International Court Of Justice to Decide Disputes On Treaties

Court Of Justice Agreed Upon By Romanians For Settling Treaty: Disputes”

(Outbreak Details Will Be Revealed   British House of Commons Told That Details Will Be Publicized In U.S.

To Publicize Palestinian . Terror Tales   Great Britain Will Seek To Make Own Plight Known To Peovie OF I. Ss.

‘Colonial ‘Office To Reveal Details Of “Cold Blooded Outrages” By Jews

NEW GAR COST GOING HIGHER   PROVISION OF NEW OPA BILL REGARDING DEALERS WILL ADD TO RETAIL PRICES

RETAIL PRICES OF RYE BREAD UF   Most of the Bread Was Advanced Two Cents a One Pound Loaf.

SOON TO KNOW NEW PRICES ON AUTOMOBILES   Announcement of Ceilings Expected Some Time This Week

New Automobile Ceiling Prices Being Preparet   Forecast Announcement Ot New Prices Sometime During Week By OPA

RYE BREAD HIGHER; OTHERS MAY FOLLOW   Increase Of Two Cents Per Loaf Effective Immediately Under Authorization By OPA

Rye Bread Price Boosted 2 Cents      OPA Hints Housewives Will Pay More For White And Other Kinds Soon

ANTICIPATE SPEEDY ACTION ON OPA BOARD   New Auto Prices May Increase More Than $85

Ask Employers To Record Job:   Service Agency Here Seeks Newest List

World Court Sway Voted  By Senators   Tribunal’s Jurisdiction Accepted; Home Issue Right Reserved

PEARL HARBOR HARBOR  “Fellow Officer Contradicts - Report of Attack Tipoff

KRAMER DISPUTES -OAFFORD CHARGES   NAVY CAPTAIN MAINTAINS HEATEDLY HIS TESTIMONY WAS NOT INFLUENCED.

Denies Orders Were Issued to ‘Cover Up’   Testimony Given by Safford Is Contradicted

Kramer Denies That Anyone Had Pressured’ Him   Naval Officer Contradict: Points of Safford’s Harbor Testimony

Testimony In Jap Attack Conflicts  Navy Officer Denies ‘Pressure’ Applied

Denies Orders Were Issued to Cover Up  Testimony Given   Testimony Given by Safford Is Contradicted

ADMITS JAP MESSAGES, BUT... Kramer Denies U.S. Received Secret Warning Of Jan Blow

Cancellation  Of A-Bomb Tests Asked   Move Begun in Congress While Navy Proceeds With Original Plan.

Plans for bomb test unaltered  ‘ Orders reiterate  Tevker } nmarstihnan

Opposition Is Voiced as Plans Are Revamped   ‘Bad Psychological Effect on Russia’ Is Cited by Sen. Lucas

A-BOMB TESTS FACE BATTLE IN CONGRESS   Military Continue: Plans for Fleet Operation

Atomic-Bomt Test Ordered Carried Out   Congressmen Open Campaign to Cancel Trials Completely

" orld Briefs  Croupiers at Monte Carlo On  » Sj i Pay Boost Sitdown Strike for Pay

STORM-LASHED WASP DOCKS AT NEW YORK   Carricr, Flight Deck Splintered, Completes Trip From Europe With 5.658 Troops.

Fear Prolonged Wage Arguments   Dispute In Fabricating Branch Of Steel Industry Still Unsettled

Inconsistencies In Soviet Plans Cited by Byrnes   Propaganda Charge Hurled at Russian Plans for Germany

Byrnes Thinks Russian Plan To Boomerang   Strong Germany Held Impossible Because Of Reparations Demands

HERE AND THERE IN — BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tc All in The Various Communities

Gilmer Comes From — Behind. to Displace’ H. C. Jones, Who Early Held Runner-up Spot.”

0. 0. CATTLEMAN MARGIN 50,000 OVER RUNNERUP   Jones Trails Tulsa Prosecutor By More Than 7,000 for Second Place

Term Housing Plea Reasonable   Republicans Contend Part of Jt-Is-‘Pork.. . Barrel’ Scheme   The Housing Order And What It Means

Plains Girls Display Most Oomph, Savs Lady Who Oomphasizes Curves

[t’s Great to Live In Midwest - Girls Have Oomph In Riaht Places

New England Girls Lag in Glamour, Expert Asserts  ‘Midwestern Lassies Practice Art of ‘Hip-notism,’ She Says

WAR DEPT REQUESTS ‘DELAY ON DRAFT BILL   Action Revealed As Move To Avoid Election Issue

POLITICAL CAMPAIGN DELAYS —COMPULSORY-SERVICE-AGTION   AGREEMENT REACHED TO PREVENT ISSUE ECOMING POLITICAL FOOTBALL IN CONGRESSIONAL *  RACE

Spokesman for Canada Blasts Soviet Tactics   Declares Reds Make ‘Political Capital’ Out of Spy Case

‘Attempt lo make capital out of case’  Canada plans to answer charge

CANADA ROILED BY ATOM STORY   Anti- Soviet Campaign Alleged In Moscow Broadcast

HOLD SURVIVOR OF SUICIDE PACT      Kentucky Man and Siste1 Sought Death, He Says

CHINA GAVE FULL SUPPORT TO A SOVIET PROPOSAL   Por Disposition of All Troops Outside the Home Borders.   VUST REPORT TO UL N,   Joined UL S. That) Figures Must Cover Domestic Armed Forces.

CHINA GIVES Fl GIVES FULL     REPORTING PLANS   Back Other Mations ‘at UN Session in Proposing Full Armed Strength Lists

China Tells UN US Troops Not Interfering   Delegate Backs Report On Army Dispositions Proposed by Russia

CHINA FAVORS SOVIET TROOP REPORT PLAN   Says United States Forces tn His Country at Specific Request Of His  Government fs   BRITAIN HAS PROPOSAL

China Supports Red Proposal for Full Reports on Troops   Joins United States in Demanding Figures In clude All Forces

Brifain May Ask For Inspection Board Under UN   Presence of American Forces Defended by Koo in New York Talk

CHINA FAVORS TROOP-LISTING   Koo Says U. S. Forces In His Country By Government Request  ‘NOT INTERFERING’

Eliminate Senate Provision Ending Control of Butter, Pouitry, Oil, Etc.

PriceContro! Extension For Year Approved   Conferees Negotiate Senate, House Compromise on OPA

Senate Provisions To End Controls On Meat, Poultry Are Eliminated   Joint Committee Decides on Year's Extension of Price Control     HOUSE WILL ACT ON MEASURE TODAY   Decontrol Board Would Be Created, Subsidies Would Be Limited

PRICE CONTROL EXTENDED FOR ANOTHER YEAR   Senate Provisions For End‘ing Limits On Meat, Etc.,   Are Eliminated   RESTRICTIONS ON TOTAL OF SUBSIDIES

te, House Committee Agree econtrol Plan; Observers ict Truman Will Use Veto

Conterees Agree On  Extension   Most Price Control Powers May Be Kept For Another Year

Conferees Agree on Year's Extension of Price Control   Senate Provision Ending Meat, Dairy, Oil Controls Eliminated; Creation Of Board to Rule on Prices Asked

Board Created With Authority For Decontrol  - Conferees Agree On Modification   In House Traday

DECONTROLS ON MEAT, OIL STRICKEN OUT   Senate Bloc Beaten In Fight for Lifting Price Ceilings

PA EXTENDED FOR FULL YEAR BY CONFEREES   Joint Committee Also Stops Senate Bid To Halt Meat, Other  Controls

BOBBY-SOXER IS FOUND SLAIN   ST. LOUIS GIRL WAS SHOT BY ASSAILANT

ERMAN PASTOR SPEAKS IN WEST   Martin Niemoeller. Tells Seattle Group War Unavoidable

‘Unemployed War Vets Eligible for Allowance Tn Readiustment Plan

Peace Conference Bogins Final Debate on Romanian Treaty — Demand Free Danube and Application of Atlantic Charter Trade Principles in Balkans,

Opens Peace Debate With Strong Plea   Asks Application Of The Atlantic Charter Plans

U. $. Renews Demand Over Free Danube   DEBATE ON ROUMANIAN TREATY OCCUPIES CONFERENCE

Taft Blocks ° Senate Vote On Request   HouseApproves New Strike Legislation in Record Time. 206.13

Quickly Grants Legislation To Draft Workers      Yo Prospects of Senate  Action on President Trae  man’s Request before Monday   Sen. Taft Delays  Immediate Action   Emergency Measure Wa's Speedily Approved by House Voie of 306 to 13

Speedily Grant President's Request   Senate Action Not Expected Before Monday

Taft. Blocks.  Senat Action ‘On Trum S . Legislation Until Next - Week In Order. To Aa _ First on * Other * ures Favored by. Tat€

Taft Blocks Senate Action On Truman's Legislation Until Ne Week In Order To Kirst on Other Meat ures Favored by Taft.

House Rushes Approval Of Strike Curb   Sen. Taft Blocks Action  By Senate On Truman  Plea For Drastic Measure. 

House Passes Bill Empowering President To Draft Men For     Industries In Strike Emergency

DALLAS, SAN ANTONIO AREAS HARDEST HIT; DAMAGE IN MILLIONS  TRAIN WRECKED WHEN  TRACK GIVES WAY— —

POST OFFICE PLANE READ)   “FLYING POSTOFFICE” TAKES  OFF TOMORROW As LOWER RATES NECOME EFFECTIVE

Admiral’s Inquiry About Jap Attacks Brought No Answet   Commander of Asiatic Fleet in 1941 Day’s Witness at Hearing

Never Received Pre-War Order, Sen. Hart Says   No Instruction What To Do If Japs Struck Britain and Not U. S.

Hart Says No Order Sent Him On British Pact   Senutor Denies Saying He Saw Winds Message

DAR. CONTINUES TO DRAW ‘COLOR LINE’   Ban Use Of Washington Hal  To Negro Artists

Alabama Races For May 7 Vote AreShapingUp   Formal Declarations Of! Candidacy Begin To Trickle In

Soviets Not To Attend Council Talk   Stettinius Puls U. S. On Record As  Favoring Discussion

RUSSIA LOSES U.N FIGHT ON IRANIAN CASE   GROMYKO REFUSES TO DISCUSS IT ANY MORE

Gromyko Again Gives Council Stern Warning   Soviet Delegate Says He Has No Intention of Discussing Question

Council Votes 8 to 3 to Keep It On the Agenda. But Russiuns Do Not Walk Out

Gromykowill shun further discussion  Final council  wnta tc 9 tn D

Russian Delegate Serves Notice He Won't Discuss Issue Again Before Council   French Compromise Plan to Turn Matter Over to Secretary General for Report Loses by 8-to-3 Vote; Council to Meet Tomorrow to Resume Debate on Spain Cas

Delegate Gromyko  Then Serves Notice He Wiil Not Discuss Matter Again at Any  Council Session

SOVIET PLEA IS REJECTED BY 8-3 VOTE   Gromyko Gives Notice He Will Net Talk Of Iran Again

Russia Loses Fight to Dror  lranian Issue   Gromyko Says He Will Not Discuss Question Again

REDS LOSE FIGHT: TO TAKE IRAN CASE OFF U.N. AGENDA   Security Council Votes 8 to 3° Against Turning Matter Over to Secretary General for Report.   FRANCE AND POLAND STAND WITH RUSSIANS.   Defeated in Bitter Battle, Gromyko Serves Notice He... Will Not Discuss Question ‘ : Again at Meeting. 4

UN Turns Down Russian Move For Dismissal   Six Nations Stand by Apri! 4 Action of Council

United Nations Are Advised Of Soviets Policy   Reds Lose By 8 To 3 Vote To Dismiss Iranian Issue

Gromyko Charges Charter Menaced By Council Vote   Soviet Won't Attend Further Sessions When Case Is Discussed

Council Turns Down French Compromise   Will Not Discuss Question Again, Says Gromyko   Three Vote Ave

Gromyko Says He Will Not Discuss Question af Any Future Meetings   French Compromise Proposal Is Defeated by 8-to-3 Vote   DECISION TO SHELVE CASE IS REAFFIRMED   Soviet Delegate Attacks U. §. Stand, Calling lf “Illogical”

Case to Stay. On Agenda Of U.N. Council   Soviet Delegation Takes No Part In Debate on Issues

Spy Ring In Net   Germans Confess To Reporting Troop Moves to Russia

Army Smashes German Spy Organization  Group Believed In   Group Believed In Pay Of Russian Secret Police

(German Spy Ring Reported Smashed   Free Germany Group Sold Information— Supported Russia

Yanks Report Smashing German ‘Spy Ring With Pro-Soviet Sympathies

U.S. SMASHES GERMAN SPY GROUP   14 Are In Prison Awaiting Espionage Trial   RINGLEADER   Admits Giving Information About American Troop Movements To Reds

GERMAN SPIES TELL RUSSIANS OF U.S. MOVES   Ringleader Of 14 Arrested  Makes Full Confession Of Ring’s Activities

Bar Association Will Elect Officers Today  Talks by Montana Attorneys Are Heard at Session

Bar Association Will Elect — Officers Today  Talks by Montana  Attorneys Are WTacvwAl net Sancatan

Student Killed In Car Crash   Appleton Youth Dies; Four Others Injured

Missouri Church Head Dies At 72   Was President of Latter Day Saints

Court Crowd Hoots, Jeers  Yugo Prelate   Archbishop Stepinac Make: Speech In His Own Defense At War Crimes  ial

Contlict of Viewpoints  Called Serious   L. S. Foreign Policy Will Continue to Follow Strong Line, Secretary Declares

Byrnes Echoes Stalin Remark   That There is No Immediate  Danger of War

Byrnes Echoes. Stalin's. Word Pat War Is Not Imminent   Declares U.S. Foreign Policy Remains ‘Strong’

Byrnes Admits Sharp Conflict In Allied Views   Echo es Stalin’s Recent Statement That There Is No Immediate  - War Threat

Byrnes Agrees With Stalin That War Is Not Imminent  U.S. Secretary of State Urges Russia To Reverse Stand on Control of Germany

Statement Of Stalin Is Praised   U. S. Statesman Warns of Planting New Seeds of War

BACKS STALIN VIEW OF PEACE IN WORLD REIGN   Immediate Action Insurance Against War, Secretary Of State Avers

BUT CONCEDES CONFLICT OF ATTIES SERIOUS   Says Exaggeration Of Disputes Makes Agreement Difficult

(Conflicting Allied Views Serious—Byrnes   Yet He Echoes Stalin's Statement OF No War Dancer

Conflict of Allied Viewpoints Called Serious by Byrnes, but He Sees No Immeciate Danger of War

NO IMMEDIATE WAR DANGER, BYRNES SAYS   Reaffirms Stalin Statement, But Admits Viewpoints Dangerous

Big Airliner Crashes, Burns: Fear 39 Die  Ss        Allied Conflict ‘Serious’, But Byrnes Sees No Immediate Threat Of War'   Concurs With Stalin’s Recent Speech, Asserts U. S. To Follow Strong Policy

Byrnes Says Allied Viewpoints Are  In Serious Conflict  Secretary Sees No Danger of War For U. S. at Onee

'DISAGREEMENT AMONG ALLIES IS SERIOUS, BYRNES SAYS, BUT NO WAR PRORARI F IN NEAR FUTURE

BYRNES ECHOES STALIN: WAR IS NOT IMMINENT   Decries Charge U. S. Using Atom Threat Against Soviet Union

BYRNES ECHOES SENTIMENTS OF RUSSIAN LEADER   U. S. Secretary Of State Says Conflict Of Viewpoints Serious, But Tells American Club In Paris He Sees No  lar.

Byrnes Echoes Stalin's Views On War Fears  Allies In Conflict But In No Danger Of War. He Savs

WAR UNLIKELY AT PRESENT, SAYS BYRNES   U. S. “State Secretary Adds  to Peace Hopes By Echo of Otalin Clatamant

Grave Conflict In Policies Of Nations Nofed   Envoy Denies That U. 5. Is Threat To Caviae Security

Differences Among Allies  \Held Serious   Byrnes Says There Is No Immediate Danger Ot War And Concurs it Stalin’s Statement

No War Peril,  Byrnes States Backs Views Of Prime Minister Stalin

No Immediate War Danger Says Byrnes   Concurs with Stalin’s Statement; Hopes Soviets Will End Charges That U. S. Threatens Peace.

No Immediate Danger of New War Sec. Byrnes Tells Group   But the Differences of Allied Viewpoints Is Serious He Declares; Care Must Be Used To Prevent Sowing Seeds for Conflict

ADMITS BIG-4 VIEWPOINTS CONFLICT   Echoes Recent Statement By Marshall Stalin   40-Year Treaty For Allies: Plan Insures Against Ruhr As Arsenal

Allied Split Held Serious By Byrnes   Conflict Over Peace Terms; No Immediate Danger of War

Byrnes Amends _. Stalin War Views   ' US. Secretary Agrees Danger Not ‘Imminent, but. Insists Diguutes. Serious—--Sees ‘Threats’ Dispelled

; n Statements Should End Unwarsg ranted Charges ThatSovict Is Being Encirclecl.

No Conspiracy Against Sovief Exists, He Says   Secretary Of State Echoes Stalin View Conflict Is Remote

NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYOFF St. Louis... . 080 080 100 Sam SEE Brooklyn ... 100 OOO OOS Sam      Secretary Of State Byrnes Says:  Viewpoints Of Allies Still Are In Sharp Conflict   _, . Stalin’s No-War-In-Sight Statement Echoed   Greatest Care Needed.

BYRNES DECLARES ALLIES’ CONFLICT OF VIEWS SERIOUS  ECHOES STATEMENT BY erat tile UA RALIFCED   ECHOES STATEMENT BY STALIN: ‘NO DANGER OF WAR IMMEDIATELY’

Byrnes Concurs With Stalin; No War Threat Now   Conflict of Viewpoints Among Allies Serious He Tells Paris Club

BYRNES SEES NO IMMEDIATI WAR DANGER   Says, However, Conflict Among Allies “Serious”

Conflict of Views — Serious Threat to Peace Says Byrnes   Agrees With Stalin in Belief That Danger of War Far Off

No Immediate Threat Of War, Byrnes Agrees   But ‘Conflict Of View: points Among Allies Adeatttadia Gaciasia

18 NATIONS MAP DRIVE ON FAMINE   World Food Shortage Also Looms For Next Year

Hoover Favors World. Food Planning Body   Basic Reorganization Needgd Urgently, ~Save Ex-President

Hoover Asks Action 9 Spur Food Output   Proposes Broad International Setup to Guide Distribution; Says _ Charity Idea Must End      George Demands SenateStay In Session on Disputes Bill

Fight on Famine  To Be Organized   Single Administrator Needed; ° Charity Is Held Inefficient

Hoover Flays Charity Relief As ‘Wasteful’   Drastic Revamping Of World Famine Fight Needed, He Says; Speaks At UN Meet

WORLD FOOD GHOUP WOULD OPA OUTPUT   Hoover Suggests Single Head Be Named as First Session Opens.

Ex-President Urges Changes for World  Fight on Famine Sees Need for One Agency to Handle Food and Supplies

HOOVER ASKS CREATION OF WORLD AGENCY   Bread Food Administration Urged To Solve Ills Of Hungry World

Hoover Urges World Body To Fight Famine   Food Administration Declared Needed To Helo Save Starvina

Tells Needs of World at Opening of U. N. Meeting     Tfuman Message Sees Remaining  Weeks Before Harvest Especially Critical

ENTIRE NATION SHORT OF MEAT   HOUSING SCARCITY, STRIKES 2 OTHER SORE SPOTS YEAR AFTER VJ-DAY.

SCARGITIES ARE PLAGUE TOU. §   Meat Shortages, Housing And Strikes Biggest Peace Headaches

Trieste Tangle May Delay Call Of Peace Meet   Accord on Two Issues Fails to Shake Soviet Stand on Adriatic City

BIG FOUR IN “DEADLOCK ON MAJOR ISSUE   RUSSIA MAKES TWO CONCESSIONS BUT DISAGREEMENT ON TRIESTS REMAINS UNSOLVED

Russ Block Settlement  Ot Trieste   No Peace Parley Until Statesmen All Aoree. Warning

LiberalizedGl Loan Program Starts Friday  Pian Goes Into Effect   Pian Goes Into Effect 28:Days Ahead of Time Allotted to VA

Liberalized Loan Terms Of GI Bill Go Into Effect Friday; Forms Cut To Two

ITALY 10 BECOME REPUBLIC IN ROME CEREMONY TODAY   House of Savey To Zurrender Power; King Goes ta Partunnol

Four Teachers Elected to Fill School Vacancies   Four Appointments Still to Be Made; Name Secretaries

Four Teachers Elected to Fill School Vacancies  ees eee ee. Fe ee es eee   Four Appointments Still to Be Made; Name Secretaries

Agreements Are Ratified For Ending Strike  Mates, Pilots Ballot On   Mates, Pilots Ballot On  Pronosal

Outlaw Veto or We Keep Atom  Secret: Baruch   Won't Ask Senate OK Unless U.S. Plan Is Approved

EIGHT DIE AS FLAMES SWEEP BOSTON HOMES   Early Morning Fires May Have Been Set; Probe Is Planned

Boston Fires Take 8 Lives; Hunt Arsonist   Heroic Patrolman, Entire Family of 5 Among Blaze Victims

POLICE BELIEVE BACK BAY BLAZES WORK OF FIRERIE   Heroic Patrolman, Three Children Among Those Who Periched

eArson Squad Combs City For Clues   Scores Leap From Smoking Buildings In Early Dawn

8 Die as Fire Bug Hits Boston      Arsonist Roams Back Bay, Sets Three Blazes; Policeman Killed

Kight Persons Die In Blazes Set By Firebug   Twelve Persons Rescued Dramatically From Flames In Boston

MAY SETTLE SALVAGE ROW OUT OF COURT   U. S. Lines May Acknowledge Claim Of British Captain

Salvage Row May Be Settled Out of Court   L'. S. Lines Indicates Receptive Attitude Toward British Firm

Salvage Row Over Derelict May Be Settled Amicably   Owners Receptive to Plan; Crippled Farmer Moves Under Own Power

PREDICT LEGAL BATTLE OVER SHIP SALVAGE   Both American, British Claimants For American Farmer And Cargo

Salvage Row May Not Get Into Court   American Farmer Being Taken Into Falmouth

Franco Sins AreWeighed ByUNGroup   lis Findings and Action Aseaited ; Might Give Way Under “AL lied Pressure; Prepared to Meet Mii. tary Atzoelk

COMMITTEE OF UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL'MUST SOLVE KNOTTY PROBI FMS AROTIT SPAIN

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZIFE JP Woreien Affairs Analyst

Soviet Action Aimed at U. S. And Britain   Fifth Column Being Established, Commons Is Told

FIFTH = COLUMN REVEALED BY SOVIET CLERK   Prime Minister King In Startling Revelation To Canada’s House  Of Commons

Fifth Column Reported Being Created   Prime Minister Says Documents Obtained in Ottawa

Russia Accused of Using Canada : As Base for Espionage Activities

Atom Bomb Espionage Is Revealed   Prime Minister Reports Details Of Case To Parliament

Canada Officia Tells Of Red Spy Activities   Canada Used as Base Por Fifth Column, Declared

Russian Says His Country  ~ Used Canada As A Spy Base   'Prime Minister Mackenzie King Makes Disclosure in  7 Reviewing Story of Espionage Activities Within Canadian Borders

WEDNESDAY AM   Pretty Church Wedding Solemnized At St. Mary’s  Church

BODE-KONZ WED WEDNESDAY A.M.      Pretty Church Wedding Solemnized At St. Mary’s Church

Electrical Workers In 16 States Go On Strike Over Wages   Walkout Hits Plants Producing Most of Nation’s Homs And Industrial Electrical Appliances; President Of Union Says Strike Fully Effective at All Plants

16 States Hit By Electrical Walkout Today   Strike Is 100 Per Cem Effective as 200,000 Leave Their Jobs, Union Reports

UNION REPORTS 16-STATE CALL 100%. EFFECTIVE   57,000 Women Leave Jobs: Pickets Take Places In Fight For Pay Raise

Strike Involves Major Part of Nations Production Electrical Appliances

EI ectrical Strike Besins At Plants  et  Or: 3 Major Firms   Thousands of Women and : Salaried White Collar Ww orkers Join Walkout ‘in Deadlocked Dispute.

200,000 Walk Off Jobs With Three Firms   Union Leaders Claim Strike of Electrical  Workers Is 100 Per  Cent Effective

Electrical Workers Walk Out   200,000 Leave Jobs In 16 States As All Efforts to Reach  An Agreement Fail

Electrical Workers Begin Their Strike   Two Hundred Thousand Due to Walk Out In Plants of General Electric, Westinghouse and General Motors.

200,000 Workers Out in 16 States   Electric Eraployes Strike Against Three Appli+ ance Companies;   Walkout When Firms Re'- fuse To Grant.$2 Daily Salary Hike

200,000 STRIKE AGAINST THREE LARGEST FIRMS   Walk Out In Effort Tc Force Acceptance o! Demand For $2 Daily Pay Increase Strike News Round up.

Three Plants Paralyzed By Major Walkout   200,000, Including 57,000 Women and 25,000 Sal. aried and White Collar Workers Leave Johs   Demand Pay Boost OL $2.00 Per Day   Home and Industrial Elec tric Appliances Produces tion By GE, Westinghouse and GM Hit:

200,000 Out, Paralyzing 3 Major Firms   Output Of Home And Industrial Appliances At Virtual Standstill.

Major Part Of Industry Hit By Action   General Electric, Westinghouse And General Motors Idle

Electrical Workers Strike Against  Three Companies  200,000 Walk Out At General Electric, Westinghouse and CRM in VK Centre

200,000 Electrical Workers Walkout   Union Chief Says Strike 100 Percent Effective Against Three Companies Producing Most Of Electrical Appliances

Walkout Affect: Westinghouse, GE, GM Plants   Union President Says Strike 100 Per Cent Effective: $2 A Day Wage Hike Demanded

PLANTS OF THREE COMPANIES IN 16 STATES FROM MASS. TO. CALIFORNIA AFFECTED TODAY —

Police Hold Grocer For Raping Infant   Ask Warrant Against Lobaido Charging Assault As Well Against Seven-Year-Old

ASK WARRANT IN KNIFE ASSAULT   GROCER STILL DENIES ATTACK CHARGES

Small Nations Launch Fight On Veto Power   UN COMMITTEE SCENE OF BITTER BATTLE TODAY

‘Small Nations Clash With Big Powers In Battle To \Eliminate UN Veto Power

Open Sore Spot Today At UN Session... . Small Powers Vs. Large In Battle To Junk Veto

FRENCH WAR BRIDE NOW LIVING IN HULMIEVILLE   Former Miss Paulette Devaux Landed in U. S. Last Week

FRENCH “WAR BRIDE” REACHES HULMEVILLE   Former Paulette Devaux : Reunited with Husband, Morris A. Smith

Control of Atomic Energy Issue Leads To House Upheaval  Assert Security Officers Think Peace of U. S. Is in Danger

DIXIE HOSPITAL PLAN NEAR OKAY   Congress Expected To Put Final Approval On $442,000,000 Hospital Program For South.

Says Army, Navy Bungled Program  Sen. George Will Vote for Draft

COUPLE DRAFT WITH PAY HIKE   Bi-Partisan Move Launched In Senate for Extension Until May 15, 1947

George Raps _ Draft Plans   Says Volunteer System Not Fully Tried

TRUMAN SPEECH MAR. 23   Democratic Jackson Day Dinner: Will Be Addressed.

‘Oklahoma’ Finally Here   Famed Broadway Musical Stirring Up Biggest Welcoming in Oklahoma City History

‘Oklahoma to See ‘Oklahoma!’ and The Natives Are More Than Ready

Court Ruling Poses Question Divorcees May Have Decrees Challenged By Former Spouses

FOR MORE MONEY   K. U. Seeking $2.71 1,899 Yearly for 1948 _ and 1949   REGENTS IN SESSION

INSTITUTIONS ASK FOR MORE MONEY   K. U. Seeking $2.71 1.899 Yearly for 1948 . and 1949   REGENTS IN SESSION

Package of Secret Ator Bomb Film Reported ‘Stolen i in New York City

Top Secret A-Bomb Film Said Stolen   Officer-Courier Set it Down Unattended

Indian Leader Sees Attlee Speech As “Rope Walking”  Some Say Statement Opens Way for Full Independence

DU QUOIN BOY, MISSING SINCE MONDAY, SOUGHT BY POLICE AUTHORITIES

Body Of Child is Located In Chicago Sewer   ‘Four Persons Rounded Up For Questioning—Mother  Not Told Of Decapitation — “Sadistic Fool” Blamed For Murder

Find Head, Legs In Sewers Near  Chicago Home Girl Snatched ;   Girl Snatched In Bed, Beheading Kept from Mother

LITTLE GIRL, 6, STOLEN FROM HER BEDROOM   PARTS OF BODY ARE FOUND IN SEWERS NEAR HOME

Suzanne Degnan found in sewers near family home   Police believe child killed  shortly after abduction

Six-Year-Old Child Taken From Her Bed   Police First Locate Head, Then Parts Of Body In Sewer Trap

Separate Sewers Hold Parts Of Child’s Body   Kidnaper Warned Harm Would Fol: low If Police Notified; Asked $20,000 Ransom

Chicago Police Find Parts of Body in Other Catch Basins—Four Held for Questioning.   FATHER OFFERED TO PAY RANSOM   Suzanne Degnan, OPA Executive’s Daughter, Killed Short Time After Being Stolen From Bed.

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Four Grilled As Head and Legs Located   Police Captain Thinks ‘Sadistic Fool’ to Be Kidnap-Killer; Priest  Gives Parents News

Mother Not Told o! Decapitation; Bag  ~Found Near Scene  _ May. Prove to Be Valuable Clue.

Four Persons Are Held for  (Questioning  Raareh fax Cirl   Search for Girl Leads to Grewsome Discovery in Sewer

Girl’s Head, Parts of Body Are Loeated  In Sewers   OPA Mans Child, 6. Taken from Home And Note Demands Ransom of 870.000

Parts of Body  Found in Citys Sewers   Discovery Made Near Victim’s Home; Priest Withholds From Mother Gruesome Brutality of Maniac Slaver

Severed Head And Parts Of Body Of Kidnapped Chicago Child Are Found By Police

Paris Gi Boty Found In Z Sewers   Kidnapper Warned Oi Harm If Police Told Of Abduction

FOUR MEN ARE QUESTIONED IN BRUTAL DEATH      Police Find Parts Of Torso in Sewers Near Home

Priest Notifies Parents of Suzanne Degnan's Death; Four Persons Are Quizzed by Police

DAUGHTER OF AN OPA EXECUTIVE ‘CUT UP? BY RANSOM SEEKER   Severed Head And Parts Of Body Found In Mud Of Chicago Sewers

Warns Veterans Of Of Scaring Girls — - With Their Wife-Hunting Approach

JESPERSEN NEW HIGHWAY CHIEF      State Motor Vehicle Head Chosen by Wilkins

Most Of U. S. Has Spring Weather   Warm Air Center Scheduled To Move Into This Section During Day

If Case Bill Becomes Law Federal Courts May Have To Decide What It Means

\Case Bill May Go So Far as to Outlaw \Picketing, if Ruled Secondary Boycott

Marlow’s Interpretation .. . pisendisactiln Emcon sect sebicsnatcnsn is dl Rona  Case Bill’s Language Is Likely To Be More FarReaching Than Intended

WAR VET SAYS HE IS NOT DEAD   lilinois Man Testifies A Inquest That He Is Very Much Alive

St. Paul Students Urge Speedy Settlement of School Teachers Strike

U.S. CITIZEN “IS MADE SAINT   Mother Frances Xavier Cabrini Elevated By Cathelic Church

POPE CANONIZES MOTHER CABRINI   Sainthood Conferred Upon U. §. Citizen For First Time.

Mother Cabrini Becomes First American Saint  Pope Presides At Canonization

POPE CANONIZES MOTHER CABRINI   FIRST AMERICAN TO BE RECOGNIZED AS CATHOLIC SAINT

40,000 Take Part In Canonization  Of Mother Cabrini   Cardinal Spellman Lauds Work of Italian Nun in New York Sermon

Rome Church Bells Proclaim Elevation of Mother Cabrini   Telle of Her Life.

Mother Cabrini ls Made a Saint   First U.S: Citizen To Be Thus Honored

NO DEFINITE PLANS YET  Possible Use Of IAAF For Classes Said Under Study

BARUCH SEEKS CORRECTIONS FROM WALLACE   Former Secretary Is Charged With ‘Creating Discord

Baruch Charges Wallace Erred  Seeks Correction On Atomic Control Views

Baruch Charges Wallace ‘Errors Create Confusion   Concerned U. S. Atomic Energy Control Plan

Wallace Rapped By Baruch  For Errors In Statement   U.S. Delegate Charges Former Secretary Failed to Correct Letter on Foreign Policy Although He Admitted Error

BARUCH CHARGES WALLACE CREATES DIVISION IN U. 8   Says Ex-Secretary Admitted Errors in Letter on Atomic Bomb Pian but Refuses to Correct Them.   BACKING FOR AMERICAN PROPOSAL “IMPAIRED”   Financier Says Misinformation Spread by Ousted Cabinet Member Imperils Negotiations Under Way.

PLAN REPORT ON GM TALKS   Union Heads Summoned To Meeting As Confer ence Deadlock Continues

SUSPECT NABBED IN BOSTON ARSON CASE   Self-Styled Scri pt Writer  Plagds jinnerent

ARSON SUSPECT ~~ DENIES CHARGE   Radio Script Writer Quizzed in Three Boston Fires

AIL  iorston Radio Writer jeld on Arson Count after Three Alarms

Radio Writer Denies Setting Fatal Fire   Hostess’ Testimony Times His Departure at Approximate Hour Of Anartment Blaze Which Kibled Fiot

Writer of Mystery Stories, Former Fire Bug, Is Held for Boston Blaze That Killed 8

Action Cancels Power fo Seize Plants   Proclamation Does Not End State of War or Emergency

PROCLAMATION DANCELS 20 WARTIME LAWS   Action Does Not Affect Ending of War Itself

STATE OF WAR STILL EXISTS   But 20 War-Time Statutes Will End At Once: 33 Others in Six Months.

TRUMAN ORDER WRITES FINIS TO 18 STATUTES   FDR's States of Emergency Left Intact; Congress May Act Further

PRESIDENT PROCLAIMS HOSTILITIES ENDED; 20 WAR STATUTES CANCELLED   First Changes in State Officialdom Due Tomorrow as Moore Succeeds O'Neil as State Tax Commissioner

Power Of  Seizure Is Ended   20 Wartime Statutes Go Overboard; 33 Others End In 6 Months

News Day And Night   Action Wipes Out 18 Emers gency Laws, Sets 33 Others To Go Later   Right For Plant Seizures Will Die   Emergency Taxes To Ex« pire; War Emergencies, State Of War Still Exist

24 Excise Toxes Will Expire July 1; Many Government Powers Dropped

Many Wartime Powers Given up With Others Scheduled To Follow   Action Does Not Mean War Officially Ended Or Period of Emeraency Concluded. He Says

14 PAGES   18 EMERGENCY LAWS TAKEN OFF TODAY   Other Government Powers To Die In Six Months   “STATE OF WAR”   Still Exists According To President; Other Action Planned By Truman

AGTION GANCELS SCORE OF LAWS TURING WARTIME   Thirty-Three Others Expire Within! 6 Months Unless Extension js Voted   ISEIZURE POWER LIFTED   Rent Controls and Rationing of Sugar Not Affected by Proclamation

33 Others Take Drop In 6 Months   President Does Not Hereby Proclaim That War Over, Emergency Ended   Draft Continues  Selective Service Act Is Hitched to U. .S, Emergency

MEANS IMMEDIATE END OF 20 IMPORTANT WARTIME STATUTES; OTHERS EXPIRE IN SIX MONTHS

Action Removes Right to Seize . Mines, Plants   States of Emergency and War Continue in Effect

White House Move Cancels 20 Statutes   Other Wartime Laws To End In Six Months Unless Extended

18 EMERGENCY POWERS WIPED OUT BY ACTION   33 Other Wartime Laws - Face Automatic End in & Months or Soon After

Emergency Power ls Left Unchanged   ‘State of War Itself’ Is Said Not Concluded by Proclamation

Statutes Include Government Power  Of Strike Seizure   White House Proclamation Officially Ends World War 2 Hostilities   33 OTHER MEASURES END IN 6 MONTHS   Action Does Not Terminate State of War; Congress Must Take Actior

Proclaims Hostilities Now Ende   Plant Seizure Authority Is Gone; Many Laws End in 6 Months.

Twenty Wartime Laws End: 33 Others Die In 6 Months   Seizure Power In Strikes Eliminated; Sugar Rationing, Rent Control Not Affected

18 Major War Powers End at Noon Today and 33 Others To End In 6 Months; Farm Price Support Program Remains.

Truman Moves To Relax Grip Of Emergency   Action Is Not Formar “End of War’; 33 Other Laws Will Die Soon

Duration’ Is Now Over, Says President at U, 5. Capital; Is Effective At Noon Hour.  NEWS CONFERENCE  HEARS OF DECISION

Measure Affects 18 Statutes   New Order Doesn't Touch Many U. S. Wartime Powers.

Truman Issues Decree      Period of Hostilities Of ' ficially Ended At  Noon Today

Twenty Wartime Statutes Are Cancelled by Truman’s Order: Official End Comes af Forenoon   Whisky Tax Will Drop to $6 a Gallon; Power to Seize Mines Will Be Void

Ends Period Of Hostilities At Noon Today   18 Emergency Powers Wiped Off Statute Books—33 Others Set for Automatic End Later—Knocks One Year Off Guaranteed  Price Support Plan for Farm Products

Formal Ending Congress Soon.   20 LAWS INVALID AT ONCE, 33 OTHERS, IN FEW MONTHS

Surprise Move Ends Period Of Hostilities   Some Taxes to Drop But War Era Is Not Yet Terminated

20 Wartime Statutes End At Once, 33 Others Expire In Six Months   States Of Emergency To Continue But Presiden Promised To Ask Congress To Formally End Those With Early Legislation.

Releases Part of Government War Powers   Action Wipes Off Books 18 Emergency Laws Now; 33 Later On °

THE PERIOD OF HOSTILITIES CAME TO AN END AT NOON   Truman Released Part of Gov@rmment’s Extraordinary Wartime Powers.   18 EMERGENCY LAWS   Released and Sef 33 Others for Automatic End In 6 Months.

Truman’s Order Cancels 20 Wartime Statutes; State Of War Continues

War Powers Cut, Emergency Laws Wiped Off Statute Books by Act; Excises, Farm Support to Be Slashed

PROCLAMATION ENDS HOSTILITIES BUT EMERGENCY REMAINS   State Of War Itself And States Of Emergency Not Ended By Action; Truman Plans Suggestions To Congress Later

Action Wipes Out Many Emergency Wartime Powers   Eighteen Laws Now Cancelled--.33 Others End in Six Monthe

HOSTILITIES IN WORLD WAR TERMINATED   President Truman Officially Ends Period Effective at Noon. EST.

State of Hostilities Ended by Truman Proclama tion oa Today   Many War Powers End at Once, Others Continue  Six Months

Truman Ends Emergency War Power   Proclamation Declares Hostilities Over; July 1 Luxury Tax Deadline

Proclaims End to War Il Hostilities in Surprise Move   Ends Right to Seize Strike-Bound Plants And Minec in Nation

20 Statutes Expire Now; Others in 6 Months; Action May Mean Reduction of Excise Taxes

Action Cancel: Thirty Laws; Saves Billion   Excise Taxes Automatically Cease.on Many: Ttems: Powers Stop

PROCLAMATION. ISSUED DE~CLARING HOSTIRITIES ENDED TAS FAR-REACHING EF.  ECT ON GOVERNMENT

Statement Ends Hostilities, Cuts War Powers   Truman’s Act Wipes Of 18 Laws. Means Ultimate Tax Drop

Truman Order Ends Hostilifies At Noon Today  33 Other Laws End In Six Months

Part of War Time Powers  Declared Off   Emergency Not Over and Many of Laws, Including Draft Set-Up Continuing ‘For Duration’

Action Effective At Noon Today Releases Part Of Government’s Extraordinary Wartime Powers, Removing Eighteen Emergency Laws From Books At Once And Setting 33 Others For Automatic End Six Months Hence Unless Congress Orders Otherwise

President Issues Proclamation This Morning: Move, He States, to Bring. Our Sconnuis and Government Back to Peacetime Basis Quickly as Possible

Erases at Once 18 Wartime Laws; 33 Others Will Automatically Die at End of Six Months.   TODAY’S ACTION IS . EFFECTIVE AT NOON

ENDS FEDERAL © POWER TO SEIZE STRUCK PLANTS   Many Wartime ~ Laws Reseinded.”

HOSTILITIES PERIOD.  DECLARED OVER; SOME  U.5. POWERS DROPPED EIGHTEEN LAWS GO OFF  BOOKS. NOW; 33 OTHERS  -PYPIRE IN CY MONTHS

Only Part Of Special Powers End   Not Affected Are Laws Enacted For Duration Of “War”, or For the “State of Emergency”

Some Of Wartime Powers Will Be Ended By Decree   State Of War And State Of Emergency Still Exist Despite Today’s Action   END OF WAR WILL COME AT LATER DATE

Drastic Laws Terminated By HST's Action”   Hostility Period Comes To A Close At Noon Today

20 WARTIME STATUTES ” TERMINATED   Ends Five Years, 24 Days Of  UW7. A .4°.. .

18 Wartime Powers Meet Sudden Death   Truman Action Doesn’t End State Of War Or State Of Emercency

Presidential Order Does Not Include War Emergency Act   Eliminate 18S Minor Wartime Laws; To Ask Congress To Dissolve State of War Legislation Soon

Declaration Does Not End ‘State  Of War’ Itself  But Eliminates Many Emergency Measures; Others To Expire at End Of 6-Month Perioc

Surprise Action Three Days Before New Congress Con.  venes on Friday

Proclaims End World War Il in  Brief Statement   Action Wipes 18 Emergency Laws Off Books; Others End Six Months From Now

Emergency Regulations  Wiped Out   Effective At Noon: Draft Closes At Once

20 Wartime Laws End Immediately, Including Industrial Seizure Power: 33 Statutes May Die in Six Months

State of War Not Yet Ended   Truman's Action Effective At Noon Today, Erases 20 Wartime Laws  SOME END LATER  States of Emergency Declared by Pres. Roosevelt Still in Existence

Part of Wartime Powers Removed   18 Emergency Siatuies Wiped Out; 33 Others to End in Six Months Unless Convress Votes Continuance

Truman Action — Releases Part Of Wartime Powers   ‘Eighteen Emergency Laws Wiped Off Boeks Immediately: 33 To Die 6 Months From Now

PROCLAMATION ISSUED TODAY BY CHIEF EXECUTIVE LEAVES INTACT STATES OF EMERGENCY   Recommendations Will Go To Congress In Near Future With Respect To Canceling Roosevelt Orders and Erd Restrictions   AFFECTS MANY STATUTES FOR ARMY AND NAVY

REA Okehs St. Lawrence Improvement   Wallace Accepis Stalin's Bid To Production Race

GEN. DE GAULLE QUITS; 3D TIME IN 3 MONTHS   Resignation Follows Fight Over Military Appropriations

QUITS: 3D TIME INS MONTHS ©   Resignation Follows Fight Over Military Avppropriations

D'GAULLE SAYS ~ HIS TASK DONE   French Leader Resigns, Asking Political Parties Take Responsibilities

Milk Flows Through Neosho Picket Lines   Large Route Trucks Make Deliveries as Farm. ers Jeer—“You Won't Get Through Tomorrow,” Drivers Are Told by Williams.

Ask More Money  For Milk   Newton County  Dairy Farmers on Strike; Picket Two Processing Plants

UNRRA ATTEMPTS TO AID NATIONS  Many In Europe And Asia Said Subsisting On Clay And Bark

‘Report 7 Kidnapped U.S. Marines (Found: Commies Discourage Search

Chinese Communists Warn Marines Search Is Violation Of Sovereignty

PICTURE IS CLOUDY   Conflicting Opinions on Supply of Meat for Weekend

Is Dissatisfied With Report  Dinlomatic Facte   Diplomatic Facts Said Lacking

Ferguson Wants Additional Data On Pearl Harbor   But Michigan Republican Foresees No Attempt To Reopen Hearing

PEARL HARBOR BLAME PUT ON MILITARY MEN   Minority, However. Says “Diplomatic Facts” Lacking

Pearl Harbor Inquiry Dead  Says Senator   Ferguson Feels Pre-War Dealings With Japan Shonla he Tall

Says Report ‘Did Not Get ~. Whole Story   Wants ‘Pearl’ Fis.tings Supplemented With Diplen -utic ‘

PEARL HARBOR COMMITTEE IN DISAGREEMENT   “Diplomatic Facts” Should Supplement Present Report, Ferguson Says

Senator Asks ‘Diplomatic Facts’ About Pearl Harbor   Ferguson Holds Public Is Entitled To All Informatiorx On. Sneak Attack

Champions Seaway Plan In Letter Read Before Senate Committee By Irvin L. Lenroot

Gov. Goodland  Backs Seaway Benefits Cited In Badaer’s Statement

Goodland Joins Federal Agencies in _ Uraina St. Lawrence Oceanway Project

EXPECT BYRNES TO TELL WORLD ABOUT U.S. ARM   May Take Initiative eAnd Give UN Full  Information

Byrnes May Voluntarily Announce U.S. Armed Forces Disposition In Move To Seize Initiative In U. N.   Franco IWssne Settled

FROST NEEDED HERE   Sudden Cold With Sap Runeoty Could Destroy Trees

MACHINERY OF U.N. GRINDS ON VITAL TOPICS   Political Committee Votes to Recall Ambassadors to Spain

United Nations Assembly Makes Little Progress   Six Weeks Of Plenary Ses. sions Shows Sorry Record Of Accomplishment

Veterans Fail In Home Hunt   Sixty Percent Of Sample  Group  Looking For Homes Af, ._ an i

VETERANS STILL SEEKING HOMES   Survey Finds 60  Per Cent Hunting

FEDERAL MEN ARE TO PROBE RECORD THEFT   MEAD COMMITTEE COUNSEL REVEALS THAT GARSSON INTE SHAD “INSIDE TRACK" OF  TIGATION

COMMITTEE TO INTERRUPT ITS VACATION   To Hold Secret Session Late in August, Counsel Says

Vinson Opposes Single Armed  Forces Committee oe Beas      To Fight Merge:  Move In House

Former Adan Slain in Double Killing  Melvin Corbin’s Body Rejoe tow A A, Ean Duwtal

Former Adan Slain In Double Killing  Melvin Corbin’s Body Re_ turned to Ada for Burial

IN) PROTEST AGAINST EVICTION  Veterans Will Picket 0'Daniel Apartment House In Dallas

Truman Seeks Showdown With Congress   Fate of Democratic Coalition Will Hinge Upon Outcome

New Deal Fate At Stake in Conaressional Battle   Truman’s Appeal To Public Expected To Have Lit tle Effect On Party Dissension

TRUMAN HEADS FOR SHOWDOWN   NEW DEAL-DEMOCRATIC COALITION AT STAKE

SHOWDOWN ON “TRUMAN POLICY ~ DRAWING NEAR   Split in New DealDemocratic Coalition May Develop

Truman Talks Perils Democrats’ Future   New Deal-Dixie Coalition Shaken In Showdown Over Legislative Aims

Attorney To Place Charges Tomorrow   Seeks 2 Indictments Against Heirens

TO ASK MURDER COUNT   Tuohy Will Present Evidence ‘Against William Heirens

To Ask Heirens’ Indictment   Crand Jury to Be Asked to Indict Man  In Two Cases

Heirens Murder Indictments to Be Sought Tomorrow  - Degnan and Brown Slayings Charged To Chicago Youth

TO ASK BILL VS, HEIRENS IN THE DEGNAN MURDER   Prosecutor Will Also Ask Indictment Of Youth In Slaying Of Frances Brown; Thinks Evidence Sufficient.

HEIRENS DENIES KIONAP-KILLING   Grand Jury Indictment To Be Sought In ieenan Case

GRAND JURY WILL GET HEIRENS CASE   Prosecutor To Seek indict.  mente Tanvarrena

Plan Charging Heirens With Two Slayings   Grand Jury To Be Askec To Indict 17-Year-Old Suspect

State To Indict Youth On WAVE, Degnan Slayings   Witnesses Called For Presentation Of Case Tomorrow

EFFORTS ARE BEING MADE TO INDICT HEIRENS IN DEGNAN KIDNAPING CASE

Russia Admits Information  Was Obtained   Radio Moscow Blasts Stand Of Canaca

RUSSIA ADMITS AGENTS KNEW MILITARY DATA   Relations Strained, Diplomat Says In London

Russia Admits Receiving Secret Data   Claims Information Is of No Value: Military Attache Is Recalled; Anary Statement Issued in Moscow

Moscow Claims Military Information Of No Value, Charges Anti-Soviet Campaign Backed by Prime Minister

Twenty-One Perish in Plane Crash  Craft Exploded in Mountain Area, Is Report

SURPLUS SALES HELD ‘SCANDAL   High WAA Officials Defend Policies

Solons Close 1946 Session On Saturday; Agenda Full:   Appropriations’ Bill Passed By Senate; Small Surplus Seen

Patterson Denies Seeing Message From MacArthur  Communication Expressed Objection to i foe Deve Camden fen) DI.

Seeing M Arthur's Letter of Protest      Announce Over 400,000 Soldiers Will Leave Pacific In 4 Mos.

War Secretary Says He Never Saw MacArthur's Message Objecting To Four- Power Control of Japan

HERE AND THERE IN ~ BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Te All in The Various Communities

STOLEN CAR WRECKED   Auto Belonging to Sellersville Man Found at Bottom of Quarry

H. E. GREER OF ASHTON ASSIST SCHOOL SUPT   Aid for Supt. Black Chosen by Board of Education

Companies Act To Slap Fines on Striking Miners   Judge Denies Defense Motion to Toss Out Contempt Charge; Anti-Injunction Act No Bearing in Case, It Is Ruled

Lewis Loses in Opening Round Of Legal Battle   Operators Would Penalize Workers for Contract Violations

COAL OPERATORS MAY DISCUSS DIRECT PARLEY   Developments in Strike Featured by Attempt-to— Invoke Contract Penalties

Fines Sought For  Striking Miners; UMWLosesRound   Court Rules Anti-Injunction Law Has No Bearing In Coal Case; Operators Ask Fines Of $1 To $2 Daily Per Man   Judicial Ribbing

Southern Mine Owners Called  To Conference   Operators to Discuss Possibility of Direct  Parlevs With Workers

Pact With U.S. Allows Fines  For Violators  Makes Each Strike) Liable at Rate of

COAL DIGGER UNION LOSES FIRST ROUND   MOTION TO DISMISS CONTEMPT CHARGE IS DENIED

Court Suit May Lead fo End of — Sugar Rationing   New York Firm Contests OPA Industrial Al lotment Pian

Sugar Ration Scrapping Seen  As Likelihood   Federal Court Suit Attacks Distribution Regulations of OPA

OPA SUGAR RULES ATTACKED IN SUIT   TOP OFFICIALS BELIEVE ACTION MAY RESULT IN END TO RATIONING.,.

SUGAR PROGRAM IS UNDER FIRE   Scrapping Of : Rationing System May Result From Court Suit

Sugar Ration Program  Is Under Fire   Scrapping of Plan Possible in Court Action

Sugar Ration Program Is Under Fire  COC anmemmatinaee at Di awn   Scrapping of Plan Possible in Court Action

Court Suit May Lead fo End of Sugar Rationing  New York Firm Conte OPA Industrial Al-

KIMMEL SAYS NIP NAVY SHOWED USS. NEW TRICK IN 1941   SOLVED A ‘PROBLEM’ THAT HAD EXPERTS HERE STUMPED

JAPS’ BLOW LAID TO WOODEN FINS   Kimmel Relates How Enemy) Overcame Shallow Area

KIMMEL TELLS OF TORPEDOES   Testimony Reveals Feeling of wrrormemcmins =“ Sagurity

Navy Experts Outsmarted By Japs, Is Claim   Launched Aerial Torpedoes Tu Shallow Pearl Harbor Water's; Feat Believed Lupossible

Kimmel Tells How Nips Used Torpedoes Against U. 5. Fleet In Pearl Harbor Raid

Simple Nip Device Held Responsible For Pearl Damage   Kimmel Says Wooden Fins Bested Shallow Water

Kimmel Is Heard Again As Witness   Former Pacific Fleet Commander Relates How Japs Launched Their Aerial Torpedoes.

Reveals How Japs Launched Air Torpedoes   Got Jump on U. S., Kimmel Says; Put Wooden Fins on Projectiles

TELLS HOW NIPS USED TORPEDOES IN SNEAK RAID   Attach Wooden Fins to ‘Fish’ to Blast Ships in Shallow Waters

Uurrled Stop-Gap Method: { Planned Under it Strike A Threat   STRIKE IN PROSPECT   ‘Union Statement That < “Strike Is on” Dims Set.. tlement Hope

CONSIDER USING ARMY, NAVY 10 FLY ALL MAIL   Would Permit Non-Rail Carrier Systems to Haul Freight and Passengers

ODT Considers Proposal If Rail Strike Occurs   Non-Rail Systems Could Assist Too

ODT Considers Flying Mail, Using Non-Rail Transport To Haul Freight and Passengers

Hope Wanes for Preventine Walkout of Rail Unions; 250,000 to Quit at 4 p.m.

Planes, Trucks, Carriers  Get Plea   Military Airplanes Asked To Take Over Mails

Army And Navy May Be Asked To Fly Mail   Trainmen, Engineers Expected To Ignore Plea By Truman; Union Chiefs Go Home

=  ODT CONSIDERS USE OF PLANES   Army Aircraft May Fly Mail Nonrail Systems Studied

Friends Honor . Couple Married. For Sixty Years  Mr. and Mrs. John ~ Gale, Of Akron,   Observe Anniversar

Friends Honor , _ Couple Married For or Sixty Years’  7 Mr. and Mrs. John Gale, Of Akron, —  Obhieavoa’ Avinivataane

Record Breaking Corn An« Wheat Crops Make It Possible To Lift Some Bans

Grain Limits May Be Eased   Largest Wheat. and Corn Crops in U. 8. History Predicted

LATEST GRAIN GROPS SURVEY - INDICATES RE CORD HARVESTS   SOME RESTRICTIONS ON USE OF GRAIN MAY BE LIFTED ASR 'LT OF RECORD PRODUCTION

Flaggard Father Gets Hug, Kiss te wa q e hight Year Old Girl, Lost  Six Davs In Woods, Found

SENATE DISCUSSES ~ STREAMLINE PLANS   Congress Overhaul Ticklish A eeignment

Agreement Among American Delegates On Atomic Issue Seen On Eve Of UNO Meeting   Byrnes To Meet With Delegates To Discuss Ways To Safeguard Atomic Bomb Secrets

POOR SANITATION CHARGED IN BABY ~ DEATHS ON SHIPS   Indignant Mothers Claim Overerowding; Army Con dearte invactiiantan

Sixth Babe Dies After Sea Voyage   Lack of Sanitation Aboard ‘Bride Ships’ Is Charged

Bride Ship Said Unsanitary As Sixth Baby Dies   Army Nurse Charged Being Drunk On Duty

CHARGE OVERCROWDING ON BRIDE SHIPS   Sixth War  Bride’s Child Is Dead In Hospital At Pittsburoh

SIXTH “WAR BRIDE” BABY DIES New Charges Of Unsanitary Ship Conditions Are Made

Sixth Baby Of Bride Ship  Victims Dies   Mothers Renew Charges of Filth And Overcrowding

Army Board Investigates Situation; 20 Babies Stricken Durme Vovace

CHARGE WAR” BRIDE SHIPS UNSANITARY   Sixth Baby Aboard Single Ship _ Died Today 

Farm Wife Leader Asks for Better Educational Start   Charges Farm Children Handicapped in Comparison to City School Chances

[Kansas Youths Will Be. Arraigned for Alleged Th otes tn OLl~bamen

Fact-Finder Auto Pay Proposal Ur For Added Test   Will Be Big Factor In Ford Neaotiations

Fee Is Charged To Lewis, Union  Handling Charge O1 Case Ie $325 100

EE Press Search  For Bank Thief   Enforcement Official: Thrown Around = Soutlr east Nebraska.

Statewide Search on for Two Girls Missing From School for the Deaf

1 PATIENCE AND FAIR PLAY SAID WAY TO SOLUTION  Vandenberg Says Peace Between U. 5. And Rec Possible: Program For Understanding Given

Senator Says U.S., Russia Must Dispel  Suspicions   Russia Is Warned By Vandenberg  It Must Understand ‘Simple Truth’

RED DISTRUST ISFLAYED BY   Calls Upon Russia To Understand Peace Needs

Senator Fell: Of Gains at  Paris. Session Vandenberg Reports  Peace Depends On U. S., Russ Amity

U. S., Russia Understanding Askedby Solon   Vandenberg Warne Lasting Peace Depends on Spirit Of EFriendahin

Truth Needed Between U. S. And Russia   Senator Declares Dependable Friendship Must Exist   CITES THREE FACTORS REQUIRED FOR PEACE   Criticizes Potsdam Agreement For Splitting Reich Into Four Parts

AMERICAN-SOVIET DISTRUST CALLED THREAT TO PEACE   Vandenberg Paints Dark Pic ture of Conflicting Viewpoints At Big Four Paris Meeting.   DISCUSSES CONFERENCE BEFORE THE SENATE   Declares There Was “Apazalling Disagreement” Among Powers Over Future of Germany,

Vandenberg Reports On Paris Meet   Gives Dark Picture Of Conflicting Views At Parley

Delares Can Be No Last Peace Without A Dependable Friendship Jnstead of Distrust, Praises Byrnes

RED MISTRUST IS MENACE 10 WORLD PEACE   VANDENBERG PAINTS DARK PICTURE ON PARIS MEETING

CALLS RUSSIA TO RECOGNIZE RIGHTS OF U.S.   F riendship of Nations Essential to Peace, _ Vandenberg Says

Vandenberg Reviews Paris Parley   Warns Russia That Friendship Must Be Developed

Soviets Asked To Understand ‘Simple Truth’   Peace Impossible Without Friendship, Says Vandenberg

World Peace At Stake Now Senator Says   Potsdam Pact Is Criticized by Vandenberg

VANDENBERG IN VIEW PEACE IS FAR DISTANT   Senator Says Distrust And Suspicion Must Be Dissipated

STEELMAN. WARNS NATION OF DANGER IN NEW PRICE RISE   Reconversion Chief Opposes “Large” Wage Increases at Pracant Timea

SAYS NEXT PRICE BOOST COULD BRING DISASTER   Steelman Warns Another Increase May Stifle Large Demand

‘Steelman Warns Against Further Rapid Price Rise  For Commodities In Nation

National Economy, He Says. Is in Positior of Great Promise, Great Danger; Fears Depression-Bringing Spiral

Reconversion Chief Fears Rise in Prices and Wages  Steelman Says Seriou: Consequences Would Be Result for Nation

FURTHER PRICE RISES AND BIG WAGE HIKES TO. BE DANGEROUS   Steelman Says It “Might Stifle Our Economy; Meat T. Become Scarcer

Steelman Sees Possibility of Price Collapse   . Warns “Business, Labor Against Stifling Demand

Reconversion Director Speaks Out ....  Steelman Warns Further Rapid Price Increases Might Bring Collapse

Price, Wage Boosts Held Dangerous   Steelman Tells President Line Must Be Held

Steelman Sounds Warning   Reconversion Director Says Runaway Price . Rise Likely to Result In Economic Céllapse

TEMPERATURES    Economic, Social Upheaval Forecast Under Inflation

Testifies Homma Sat Within Sight and Sound of Human Slanghterine

HOMMA LINKED WITH “MARCH   JAP OFFICER ‘SAYS CON QUEROR OF. PHELUPPINES WAS WITITIN SIGHT OF BA. ~  TAAN “DEATIT MARCH"

Gen. Homma s Placed Qn Trial For Death March   Witness Testifies Gen. Homma Near Scene Of Slaughtering Of U.S. And Filipino Soldiers   PRISON CAMP CONDITIONS TOLD

‘Utility Workers Plan Walkout   swe Og Service Club Meets Tonight

All Aboard Air Liner Are Killed   Montanan Crashes His Plane in Yard to Avoid Hitting Home

STEEL STRIKE ROUNDING OUT. ITS THIRD WEEK   Smailer Companies Want To Re open At Pre-Strike Ware Rates

More Strike-Bound Operators Turn To  Washington For Aid   Warn Government That Flat Price Increase For U. S. Steel Will Make it Impossible To  Grant Forumla’s Proposed 18.5 Cent Increase.

Seven Maritime Unions Seek  Bie Wage Hikes   35-Cent Hourly Raise Demanded for All Longshoremen; Strike Threatened June 15

MARITIME WAGE DEMANDS STATED   REQUEST FOR 22 TO 35 CENT HOURLY HIKES TERMED UNPRECEDENTED.

Ship Unions Ask Wa ge Hike  Demands Far Beyond Anvthine Asked Refar.

Seven Maritime  Unions Reveal  Wage Demands Range from 22 Cents To 35 Cents an Hour;  Ce.*h. Wri. Fi... Re

Seven Maritime Unions Seek 223) Cent Increases   Seek 40- Hour Week With 8-Hour Day from Operators

Maritime Workers - List Wage Demands      Increases Ranging from 22 to 35 Cents an Hour Asked

Maritime Unions Present Demands   Ask 22 to 35-Cents  Per Hour Increase

MARITIME UNION DEMANDS GIVEN   Increases Ranging From 22 To 35 Cents An Hour Asked

SHIP WORKERS FILE DEMANDS FOR PAY HIKE   Seek United Increase Of 22 to 35 Cents In Hourly Rate

Pay Increases Are Sought by Members  Of Maritime Unions   Unless Demands Are Me General Strike of Longshoremen Is Likely

WIFE BLOWN TO BITS   Husband Denies Small Trunk In Basement Held Explosives

Woman Killed In Trunk Explosion   Husband Held In Portland Mystery

WIFE BLOWN TO BITS, POLICE JAIL HUSBAND   Small Trunk Proves Center Of Oregon Investigation

INVESTIGATE BLAST DEATH   Husband Held After Wife Is Blown to Bits by Explosion

Explosion Blows Woman fo Bits   Husband Must Explain  Warnings Against Tampering with Trunk “

BEATING PRISONERS ROUTINE, GUARD SAYS   ‘Repeaters’ Treated Rough, Court Is Told

ARMS SEIZED AS PORTUGAL REVOLT FLARES   ‘Government Orders Troops; 3 Cities Now Involved

PAN-AMERICAN PLEA SOUNDED   Truman Calls for Continued Unity in Speech Marking Annual Event,

Truman Urges Continued ‘Hemispheric Solidarity  ‘Issues Call to American Republics

Atomic Age May Lift Standards  Truman Assert:   Pan-American Address Calls For Attack Upon Poverty

Truman Calls for End fo Poverty And Despair as Breeders of War   President Urges Hemispheric Solidarity Of Pan-American Republics.in Atomi¢ Era’s. ‘Great and Dangerous Adventure’

URGES AMERICAS TO REMOVE ILLS THAT BREED WAR   TRUMAN CALLS FOR UNITY OF REPUBLICS IN WEST HEMISPHERE

Truman Demanis End of Forces That Breed War   Poverty and Despair Must Go, He Tells  Pan-American Union

Poverty Breeds War: Truman   President Calls Upon American Republics to Cure Economic !Ils Which Cause Unrest

TRUMAN ASKS PAN-AMERICAN PEACE UNITY   REPUBLICS URGED TO WIPE OUT WAR MENACE

Truman Calls ‘On Republics To Aid Poverty   Urges Continued Hemis pherie Solidarity and Resistunce to “Forces  Of Reaction”

ECONOMIC ILLS SEEN AS ROOT OF WAR   Atomic Era Called Great. Dangerous Adventure

MUST ELIMINATE ECONOMIC ILLS: TO PREVENT WAR  HST Calls On American Republics To Wipe Out ‘Poverty And Despair’ To Gain World: Peace

Truman Calls on American Nations To Eradicate “Poverty, Despair”

Must Erase War Causes.   Tells Pan-American:  Group ‘Economic IIs: Are Basis For Strife

President Urges Fight On Distress   Truman Speaks At Pan-American Event

Hemispheric Solidarity Is Urged   Truman Speaks At Observance Of Pan-American  Day

IT’S PAN AMERICAN DAY Truman Calls On Republics For Hemispheric Solidarity

ruman Urges radication  eeds Of War      resident Exhorts American Republics To Eliminate Poverty, Despair.   HALLS FOR SOLIDARITY

Economic ls Danger Stressed  Truman in Plea to American Republics

URGES UNITY OF AMERICAS   Truman Calls for Commor Action to Eliminate Causes of War

Eradicate Causes of War, Truman's  Plea to P-A Untor   Tells American Nations Poverty, Despair are  Breeders of War

mericas Are Asked 9 Resist Reaction   resident Truman Says Atomic Age Can Bring Devastation or Help for Mankind Everywhere

President Urges Fight On  War Cause, Economic Ills  Pan American Day Speech Calls On 21 Rennhliica Ta Tintte In Warld Daeaee Plax

Truman Asks American Republics  To Help Eradicate Causes Of War   Urges Continued Hemispheric Solidarity In Speech Before Governing Board Of Pan American Union

President Urges Continuance Of Hemispheric Solidarity In Pan American Day Talk

Truman Calls For Solidarity   Urges American Republics To Help Eliminate Causes Of War

President Truman Urges Solidarity   Chief Executive Calls For Pan American Unity To Wine Out “Poverty And Deenair”’

UPON AMERICAS TO STAY UNITED   Advises Republics To Help Erase Poverty, Despair, ‘Breeders Of War’

TRUMAN GALLS ON ANIERICAN POWERS TO FIGHT POVERTY   Tells Pan-American. Unien  Starvation and Despair Breas. tlare

Truman Urges Americas Unit In Peace Plan   End of Poverty and Despair That Breeds War Asked by Chief

Truman Seeks United Peace   Pan-American Celebratior Hearse Plea For Tinian

Truman Asks U. S. To Act Against Poverty In World   Must Eliminate Deeper Causes Of Unrest, President Says In Pan-Am Day-Talk

ASSAILED BY AFL COUNCIL   Aggression Goal Is Seen in Attempts At Seviet Control

Reds Accused Of Using Paris Conference To Extend Control As AFL Convenes At Chicaco

A. F. L. COUNCIL RAPS AT RUSSIA   Accuses Soviet Of Using Parley To Aid In Aggression

AFL CRITICIZES RUSSIA ON EVE OF CONVENTIO}   Soviets Accused Of Using Paris Parley To Extend Control   CIO’S TACTICS ARE GIVEN MILD REBUKE

AFL Accuses Russia Of Seeking Control      Report Complains of Lack of Labor Delegates to UN

.F.L. Council Hits tussia for Seeking New Aggression’   eport Raps 18'2e Pay Hike  For ‘Causing Price Boosts’

LABOR COUNCIL OF AFL TAKES CRACK AT REDS   Charge Russia Is Using Peace Conference To Extend Controls

8 KILLED, 20 HURT IN BLAST   Explosion and Fire Wreck Plant Making Jet Take-Off Units

8 Dead, 20 Hurt In Plant Blast   Explosion Heard 25 Mile: Away; Volatile Fluids  Riamed

NORTHAMPTON AND NEWTOWN SCHOOL DISTS TO MERGE   “Important Step Towards

ARBITRATION 10 BE REJECTED BY POWER WORKERS   Annource 1,085 To 309 Vote By Duquesne Workers To Reject Plan

New Power Strike Is Threatened   Duquesne Union Votes Against Arbitration; Will Fight injunction

JET-PROPELLED PLANES STREAK (OUT OF TEXAS TO TENNESSEE AS IOTATE MARVELS AT VAST SPEED

KAISER BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE IN PROFITS PROBE   One of The Enterprises He Owns Said to Have Made $41,000,000 Out of War  CAPITAL WAS $100,000 “Important To Win The  Wee '? \WWitnese

New Cardinals Extend Blessing To Americans   Congratulations Pour In To Princes

Tribute Paid New Cardinals  Further Ceremonies On Week's Schedule

Catholic Church Dignitaries Pay Tribute To New Cardinals In Round of Historic Events

32 New Cardinals ‘Receive Acclaim  Of Entire World   ‘Four Americans Dispatch  Blessings to Archdiocese Residents in Various U. S. Sections

Tribute Paid New Cardinals   Round of Historic Ceremonies Under Way  At Rome

Police To Watch  Snake Cultist:   Governor Trek Order State Troopers te Attend Rural Rituals

President Steps Into Feud . Over Appropriations Slash; Budget Director to Give Data

Truman Steps Into Feud Ove Navy's Budget   Statement Made by Navy Not in Line with Facts, Says President

Truman Sanctions One-Third Trim In Navy Funds   Hints Admiral’s Six Billion Request Short on Facts

Truman Hits Navy Drive For $6,325,000,000 Func   Budget Bureau Whacks Third From Amount With Presidential Approval—Executive Says Statement Sea-Fighting Force Put Forward Is Not in Line With Facts—Nimitz Contends Cut in Outlay Will Jeopardize Defense.

SAYS.NAVY'S HOLLER IS NOT IN LINE   President Truman Steps into Current Budget Bureau Feud

‘Government Threatens Squatters With Civil Criminal Action For Commandeering House:

SQUATTERS GET — COMMUNIST Ald   Prosecution Threatened For Backing London Home Seizures

SEAMEN DEFER ACTION ON NEW U.S. PROPOSAL   Deadline for Strike of 200,000 Sailors Is Midnight Friday

Conferences On Shipping Dispute Still Being Held   Maritime Union Leaders Say Proposal Neither Accepted Nor Rejected

a Accompanied By ‘Grand Ole Opry’ Team  Jerry Sadler Speaks To Audience In City

Japs Intercep ied U.S. Weather Data   Nips Put Knowledge Te Little Use In War, Gen. MacArthur Reports

Gromyko Sees  Threat To UN   Soviet Representative Declares ‘Certain Countries’ Dominating.

Clo Official Warns of New Wage Demands If OPA Law Is ‘Crippled’   New Council of American Business Attacks N. AM. Campaign’Against Price Controls; Unionist Blames Drive on‘ Greedy Interests’

Carey Says Wage Packs Based on Present Control   Charge That “Certain Greedy In terests Are at Work” Causes Debate

ClO SECRETARY BERATES FIGHT ON OPA’S ACTS   James Carey Says ‘Greedy In terests’ Leading Attack; Senator Hits Back

Lashes Greedy OPA Assault  Want To Sabotage Price Control, Claim

New Waae Leve Held Necessary lf OPA Curbed   CIO Official Before Senate Committee On Extension Bill

UI) OFFIGIAL MWJEGTO NEM ATTACK ANGL   Charge Disputed by Senato: at Warm Argument in Committee.

C10 Secretary Sees Effort To Sabotage’ OPA   Statement At Senate Hearing Stirs Charge Of Party Politics.

10T EXCHANGE \T HEARING 10 *XTEND 0.P.A.   10 Official Charges 'Certain Greedy Interests’ Are Out To Sabotage Controls   CORE MANUFACTURERS

Nelly Don At QO r A  Hearing   Declares OPA Ruling Decreases Supply of Low Cost Dresses; Women Interested

cio. Official ‘Ure oes Senators  Tol Retain GPA   Argument Soon Flares On Whether “Party Politics ‘Is Involved in Battle  Over Price Controls

Sabotage Of Price Control  Plan Charged   CIO Secretary Declare: ‘Greedy Interests’ Out Te Weaken OPA Rules.   CRITICIZESN. A.M.

UNION LEADER FLAYS ‘GREEDY FOES’ OF OPA   Charges ‘Interests’ Out To Sabotage Price Control

‘Greedy Interests  Threaten Controls cio Secretary, Senator Argue  yao. nf Darts: Paliticre

ClO LEADER IN NEW OPA FUSS   Says “Greedy Interests’ Are Out To Sabotage Price Control! System.

Labor Leader Adds Support To Legislation To Keep OPA   Taft Believes Body To Lose Regulation On Average Pricing

(10 Leader and Senator Clash Over OPA Issue   James B. Carey Soys Greedy Interests Are Out to Sabotage Price Controls in Nation

Sees New Deal in Wage increases if. House Bill Stands   CIO Secretary Says Recent Boosts Will Be Thrown Out if © OPA {fs Trimmed

Witness at Senate Committee Hearing Lashes NAM in ‘Throttling OPA’

Truman To Ask Loan Approval This Week   British Agreement, OPA Legislation Discussed at Parley

WYATT 10 QUIT UNLESS TRUMAN _ SIPPARTS KIM   President Delays Deeisior on Housing ‘Expediter’s Fight With RFC   CONFER FOR 40 MINUTES   President Remains Silent But Wyatt Says He Will Stay On for Present

Wyatt F ails     Cl   ‘Presidential Action Deferred on Dispute of Expediter, RFC 

Hold Back Decision On'‘House:   President Postpones Reply On Wyatt’: Plan For Sweeping New Program

Truman Takes No New Action On Housin o   Wyatt Apparently Fails In Efforts To Win Sweeping Measures

UMAN DELAYS ‘CISION ON IUSING PLAN   Wyatt Rumored Ready to Quit

Treasury Plans. Tax Drives on Black Marketer  VWMesAaAnh € mcaAec

Claim Only Top Layer Scratched   House Committee Okays Funds For Outlay Of Treasury And Post Office Units

8 Billion Supply Bill Approved for Treasury   Appropriations Committee Discloses 40,000 Cases of Tax Evasion Under Investigation

TREASURY PROBES TAX EVASION   40,000 Cases, Many Involving Black Market Operators

TREASURY WILL PUSH PROBE IN BLACK MARKETS   Huge Round-Up Just Now Getting Underway, Report

Tax Violations Beina Studied, Treasury Says   Many Cases Involve Black Market Deals, Government Reveals

U.S. Probing Tax Evasions Over _ Black Markets   40,000 CASES AWAITING ACTION BY COURTS IN NATION

Probe 40,° Cases of ’ Tax Evi.   Would Recover Billion and Half In Unpaid Revenue By June, 1947

Steel, Electric Workers Return To Plants Today   Production Resumed In Western Electric Factories In East

STEEL WORKERS BACK ON JOB  More Strikers Resume Work  As Labor Picture Brightens

STRIKE TOLL BROPS   More Steelworkers Return to Jobs as Plants Start Operating

Strike Idle Shrinks to 649,000   More Steel Workers Retur1 —Ford and Electric Men Back to Work

LONG AWAITED CHARGES MADE IN SPY SETUI   DATA ON ATOMIC BOMB AND U. 8. TROOP MOVEMENTS IN- CLUDED_IN_INFORMA-____ “ "MON SOUGHT BY MOSCOW

FOUR CANADIANS LISTED IN PLOT   Acting Under Russ, Group Was to Get Atom ‘Troop Information

Mercury fo Drop To 80's in State After New High   Showers to Fall in Some Sections of State

COOLER WEATHER PROMISED STATE   TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TO REMAIN IN 80S TODAY-—~ SHOWERS FORECAST.

PRICE INFLATION THREATENS U. S.   Blames Demand for Higher Pay, Profits as Reasons

“Give-Me” Said Virus  of Inflation   ‘Hannegan Blasts “Excessive’ Demands on Profits, Wages

Hannegan Sees Inflation Threat  Situation Due to High Profits, Wages

TRUMAN'S YACHT PITCHES AND ROLLS   PRESIDENT SPENDS QUIET DAY ABOARD-—-WILL REACH — BERMUDA TODAY. 

Indian Statement To Be Announced   Cabinet Mission Says Statement Will Outline Plan For Independence

INDIAN PLAN 10 BE ANNOUNCED   Cabinet Mission To Outline Interim Framework For Independence.

KEY WITNESSES EXCUSED AFTER HOT EXCHANGE   Rep. May Again Asked To Appear Before Investigation

REFUSE TO GIVE FULL FACTS IN MUNITION CASE   Garsson and Fields Decline to Testify on Incriminating Matters

Senate Investigators Excuse Witnesses After Finger-Shaking Exchange

Rep. A. J. May Is Invited to Testify Publicly   *Pair Linked to Illinois Combine Stands On Constitutional Rights

WAR PROFIT PROBERS ASK MAY T0 TALK   Representative Formally Invited to Testify in Public in Connection With Munitions Chain Operations.

BEN FIELDS AND GARSSON REFUSE TO WAIVE RIGHTS   May Invited To Testify, But Won't Say Whether He Will Or Not: Chairman  ~ Mead Gets Hot Under The Collar.

TWO MEN EXCUSED FROM TESTIFYING   Investigators Become Angry at Pair of Key Witnesses

TWO WITNESSES TODAY REFUSED 10 WAIVE IMMUNITY   Senate War Investigators Excused H. M. Garsson and B. F. Fields.   CHAIRMAN MEAD ANGRY   Told Fields He Was Through Until He Answered Questions Frankly.

Investigators. Excuse Two Key Witnesses In Probe Of Combine’s Activities

House Committee  Chairmem Invited To Appear Before Group; but If He Declines, Subpoena May Be Issued

Key Figures Excused by Senate Unit   Fields, Garsson Won't Yield Immunity; May Subpoena Hinted.

Garrson and Fields Refuse lo Waive Immunity, Are Excused After Hof Exchange With Mead

PROFIT PROBERS  INVITE MAY T0  PUBLIC HEARING DECLINES TO SAY  WHETHER OR, NOT HE WILL TESTIFY

Garsson s Excused  From Talk   May Asked Again to Testify in Case of Munitions Combine

BALDWIN CLAIMS HE WILL NOT WITHDRAW   Candidai¢ For Gubernaterial Nomination Names Lindsay  As His Manager

Urge Drive for Special Meet   Striking Vets Go Home Teed Over Failure. to See Governor

Waterfronts Ripple Again With Activity   But Bulk Of Natien’s:Mari time Fleet Is Siili- Am. thored Fast By Sea: * omen’s Strike

BULK OF MARITIME FLEET REMAINING IDLE IN U. S. PORTS   Only Ripple of Activity-Noted As AFL-Manned Vesels are Out of Strike

Ship Union Heads And Owners Wait ‘For Federal Move   Few Vessels Manned By A.F.L. Active, but C.1.0. Strike Goes on

ACTIVITY STIRS WATERFRONTS   A. F. L. Longshoremen Start Work On 82 Ships In New York  ti ene tee te eh  4 i eo astm mm © ehUrltCOD BQ & me

Shipping Strike Still Unbroken   No New Moves to  Resume Negoftlations

Water Fronts Are Getting More Action   Picket Lines Shorten As Longshoremen Return to Their Jobs

MOST OF U.S. VESSELS IDLE   A.F.L. Men at Work, But C.L.0. Workers Continue on Strike

President’s Aid Sought By Leaders   New York Has 432 Ships  — In Port, Longshoremen At Work on 82, Only 22 Of These American

Bulk of Maritime Fleet Remains Idle in Strike   French Sailors Join ClO in Sympathy Strike

Bulk of Fleet Ts Still  Anchored Fast  AFL-Manned_ Ships Foreign Vessels,  Are Releaced

Await Federal Move To Settle Marifime Strike   Bulk Of Fleet Still At Anchor; French Sailors Join In Walkout

STALEMATE BETWEEN C. I. 0., MARITIME UNION AND SHIP; OWNERS CONTINUES TODAY   No Successful Moves Reported To Bring Negotiating Committees gnd Strike Officials Together Te Eid Walkout   FEW VESSELS ARE WORKED IN NEW YORK HARBOR

Bulk of Ships Still Tied-Up ByClOStrike   Only a ‘Ripple’ of Activity Stirs On U.S. Waterfronts

Pickets Permit ‘Access To AFL Manned Vessels   Stalemate Between NMU And Shipping Operators Continues: Talks Broken Off

AFL, FOREIGN SHIPS MOVE, CIO IS IDLE   Union Leaders And Ship Owners Sit Tight And Wait for Washington

CIO. Maritime. Unions, Owners  Are Deadlocked   Operators Want Men - to Return to Work Before Negotiating

Seaman Strike Anchors Bulk. of America’s Maritime Fleet   French Mariners Refuse To Saii -

Maritime Stalemate Continues   Union Leaders, Ship Owners Sit Tight; Await Federal Action

SLIGHT ACTIVITY BY SEAMEN BUT _ STRIKE CONTINUES   AFL-Manned Vessels and Foreign Ships Released From Picket Likes   N. Y. PORT ALMOST IDLE!      At Work on Only 82 of 432 * Ships; 1,000 French Seamen Balk. ©

Haifa Port Area Faces  New Attack   British Prepare For Underground Reprisal Moves

MORE TROOPS G0 TO JERUSALEM   BRITISH SEND REINFORCEMENTS TO HOLY LAND

POLICE RECOVER 30 AUTO HUB CAPS   ‘Those Having Hub Caps Stolen Recently Asked To Visit Police Headquarters  POYS ARE CALUGHT

Council Does Not Act on Applications   Russia Forces the Withdrawal of American Plan

U.S. 18 OPPOSED TO ADMITTING TWO COUNTRIES TO U.N.   Stands Firm Against Seating Atbania and Outer Mongolia, Both Sponsored by Russia.   EIGHT APPLICATIONS BEFORE ORGANIZATION   Adjourns Without Reaching Decision on Any of Group —Resumes Consideration Todav.

U.S. Blocks UN Approval Of 2 Nations  Russians Reject Unanimous Okay

U.S. Opposes Admitting Soviet Satellites to UN   Proposal to Limit Reparations Rejected

U. 5. Refuses fo Budge in Stand Over Albania   Opposes Admittance o! Nation, Outer Mongolia

US. Opposes Membership of 2 Nations in UN   No Decision Reached On Eight Application: Before Adjournment Of Security Council

ALBANIA, OUTER MONGOLIA HIT  U.S. Opposes Russian Backed ' Nations’ Membership In U.N.

OFFER HEIRENS SECOND CHANCE   Accused in Degnan Killing May Yet Give Formal Statement

HEIRENS GETS NEW CHANCE TO CONFESS   Attorneys Claim ‘Too Many People First Time

2nd. Chance for Heirens May Be Secured, Repor'   Youth Charged with Two Murders Changes: Mind About Moking Formal Confession

Lowell Girt Had “Present?” for Victim   Theresa Gray Showed Knife  to Sailors

Editor Dies After Party For Employes   Collapses On Milwaukee Street

Arnold, Journal Editor, is Dead   Collapses on Street in Milwaukee Today

Steel Industry In Grip of Paralyzing Work Stoppage Nov   Effect Spreading to Construction, Railroads and Public Utilities; Production Under 5 Per Cent Capacity

LOCAL PRICE BOARD RESIGNS IN A BODY   Two of the Fight Members Had ServedAince December, 194]

Two of the Eight Members Had ServedAince December, 1941   CLASH OVER POLICIES

Accidental Gunshot Wounds Fatal To Assistant Red Prosecutor In Nuernberg

LAUSCHE SAYS TALKS ARE ABOUT HOSPITAL   Ohio Governor Objects To Political Questions

70 HOTEL GUESTS ROUTED BY FIRE   PROMPT WORK OF TWO AVERTS POSSIBLE DISASTER AT MACON, GA.

GREEK ELECTION TROUBLE BREWS   Last Minute Legal Develop“ments May Cancel Balloting

GREEK ELECTION MAY BE HALTED   Only Right-Wing Parties to Vote Tomorrow If It Is Held

Greek Voting  Tomorrow May  Be Deferred   Electoral Court Thrown Out On Eve Of Election

ELECTION IN GREECE MAY BE DELAYED   State Council Decision Annuls Elector Court

Greek Vote ‘Threatened   First General Election May be Cancelled

Greek Left-Wins gers  to Boycott Election  Bo            State Council Annuls Electorat Court, Makine New Laws Necessary for Legal Balloting -

Protest Filed on American Planes   Yugoslavia Charges Air In Northwest Violated

Truman Says Dispute Nearing Status of Government Strike;  Dimout Is Asked tor Midwest

Railroads Get In Order To Meet Midnight Deadline On Order Tying Up Coal Burners

Freight Embargo Begins Tonight   Steam Railroads Rush To Move Merchandise

—STRIKE EFFECTS Train Slash Due Tonight  Freight Embargo Also In Effect

SHOULD APPLY FOR CERTIFICATES NOW   Veterans Who. Intend to Take Advantage of Free Education Should Act.

SETTLEMENT IS OFFERED BY UNION   United Steelworkers Would Agree on  Twenty-Cent Increase

Conference in New York Fails; President Calls for Murray, Fairless and Snyder to Meet Today in White House.

Craft Believed Sighted Near Toledo, Wash.   Ground Rescue Crews Are Directed To Scene; Last Radio Reports Say Plane Hitting Rough Weather

Fear Plane Downed By Wing Icing   Air, Ground Parties In Search For Craft Lost  In Mountainous Area

PLOT OIRECTS. GROUND TRUCK TOWARD SCER   Military Craft is Reporte Three. Miles South of’ Toledo, Wash.   DETAILS STILL LACKING   Twenty-Nine’ Marine “Pa: sengers and Three _ Crewmen Aboard

U.S. Marines Transport Lost ln Northwest      Three Crewmen, 29 Passengers on Way North From San Diego

Missing Marine Plane Sighted   Craft With 32 Aboard Found, Army Says

Russia and Poland Voice Objections   Soviet Ambassador Says Question Settled With Withdrawal of Troops

Russia Trying To Block Council Probe   Security Group Recesses For Day Without Voting on Question

Russia Trying to Block Council Inquiry, Briteinend U. S. Leading Fight to Take Up Iren’s Appeal for Hearing; Gromyko Seys Russ-lranian Settlement Leaves No Cose

AND BRITAIN INSIST IA AND IRAN REPORT T0 UUNCIL AGREEMENT DETAILS

In Split On Iran Problem   Britain and U. S. Say UNO Should Consider Issue; Reds Say Troop Evacuation: Ends It-

Big Three Sharply Divided Over Iran Pleas for Hearing   UNO Security Council Recesses Without Arriving at Decision

Early This Afternoon PeaceEnforcement Agency Recessed Until 3 p. m. Without Reaching a Vote.   THE BIG THREE SPLIT “SHARPLY IN COUNCIL   Secretary of State Byrnes Led Fight for Having Coun-_ cil Go Into the Case ow Jran’s Appeal.

Big Three Splits Over Iran's Case Going On Agenda   Meeting Is Recessed Without Vote

Council Recesses Without a Vote   Gromyko Says Red Troop . Withdrawal Should End  Iranian Question    U.S., BRITAIN DISAGREE   3yrnes and Cadogan Want  the Agreement Itself ~ Filed With UNO

Russia Steadfastly Objects to Debatine Red-lran Dispute   United States, Britain Favoring Quick Settlement

River Stages   Russ Seek to Block Probe Because Army s Withdrawing   .s. and British Delegates Insist on Report from Both Parties

Big Three Splits Over Iran Riddle   Russia Attempts To Block Security Council Inquiry--No Vote Taken

OPPOSE RUSSIAN PLEA TO COUNCIL TQ DROP INQUIRY   Byrnes ond Cadogan Declare United Nations Bedy Entitled to Facts

Russia Attempts To Block Council Inquiry into Iran Affair and No Vote Is Recorded.        CONTENDS SITUATION  HAS BEEN SETTLED

Russia Tries to Block UN Council Probe of Issue   Group Recesses Before Reaching Vote .

Rest Without Reaching Vote On Question   Issue Is Whether Council Should Accept Iran’s Appeal For Hearing.   LACK ONLY ONE VOTE

New Jap Cabinet May Be Formed  Premier Candidate Js Given Approval

SS Ss —_— Ss ~~ CU Oe  SUPPORT URGED IN CLOTHING DRIVE; DO YOUR PART

TICKETS READY FOR TOWN HALL   “End of Big Three” Topi of Native Briton Here Monday Night

Native Briton On Town Hall Here To Discuss ‘End Of The Big Three’

County Schools To  Observe Ariérican  Education Week Will Have Open House Fc or Visitors  pe og ww owe Qe ees

County Schools To Observe Aniérican Education Week  Will Have Open Hanea Baw ‘Wste 2.

Wheeler Declares Deflation Coming   Senator in State for Primaries

Group Admits Hotel Bombing   / Casualties Hit 161 in Palestine; Warning Reported Ignored

Jews Say British Were Warned of Holy Land Blast   Organization Admits Responsibility; Death Toll Mounts

Delay Bomb  Rehearsal _   Bad Weather at Bikini Delays Test Drop Till Monday .

—_ ~—ATOMIC BOMB REHEARSAL— Violent W eather Forces Postponement Of Trials

Bad Weather Forces Postponement Of Dress Rehearsal of A-Bomb Tes!

Bad Weather Delays Test   Dress Rehearsal of Atomic Fleet Called Off Until Monday

DELAY FINAL REHEARSAL OF A-BOMB TEST   Weather Is Blamed; Postpone Trial Run Until First of Week

Clouds Delay Rehearsal of A-Bomb Test   ‘Queen Day’ Reset For Monday as Fleet Lifts Anchor

Pauley Considers Suggestion He Withdraw Name   President Truman Says He Still Is Backing Oil Man for Navy Post

Edw. W. Pauley May Withdraw      Nominee Considers Quitting if His Name is Cleared

Pauley May Ask Name’s Withdrawal   Considers Request He Seck Recall OF  Truman Appointment

PROPOSITION MADE PAULEY   Nominee Studies Proposal To Withdraw As Senate Group Clears Name

Close Friend Declares California Oil Man Will Not Give Up Fight, as Suggested by Saltonstall, for Confirmation as Undersecretary of Navy—Iruman Declares at News Conference He Is Still Backing Appointee.

Pauley Denies Rumor of His  Withdrawal  Oilman Says He Is Merely Considering Inquiry of Senator

Pauley May Withdraw and Get Clean Bill   Pres. Truman Still Backs Oil Man for  Position with Navy

President Again Backs Pauley fo Navy Position   Indications Oil Man Will Not Withdraw From Nomination

Alaskan Huskies To Aid Removal Of 21 Bodies      Searching Party Finds Wreckage of United Airlines Plane Friday

FIND BODIES OF PLANE DEAD ON MOUNTAIN PEAK   Team Of ‘Alaskan Huskies To Aid In Removal Of Dead

Huskies Will Help Remove Bodies of 21 Crash Victims   Searching Parties Buck Cold And Snow to Reach Wrecked Airliner   DOG TEAM TO SCALE 11,000-FOOT PEAK   United Air Lines and Other Officials Set Out for Seene of Crash

Call Polar Dogs To Help Reach Bodies   Hardy Mountaineers Find Bodies And Wreckage Scattered Over Wide Area.

Crash Victims Being Removed  By Dog Sleds  }     21 Are Dead Aftei  Liner Hits Mountain

ALL PASSENGERS OF MISSING PLANE KILLED IN CRASH   wi Bodies Found in,Ship’s Wreckage Atop ming Mountain.

Bodies of 21 Plane Crash Dead Found   Wreckage of Airline: Strews Icy Side of Wyoming Peak.

Rescue Parties Climb High Peak In Freezing Cold To Reach Scene Of Crash

21 BODIES» FOUND ON MOUNTAIN   Team of ‘Alaskan ‘Huskies to Help Remove Plane_ Victims

RESCUE SQUADS DEFY WEATHER TOREACH SCENE   Dog-Sied Teams Will Be Used To Remove Bodies Scattered over Wide Area

21 Bodies Found at Plane Wreck   H uskies Aid Party Removing Victims

May Get Vote By Thursday   Minority Committee Report Charges Meons Deoth Sentence for Real Control

Bitter Struggle  Over OPA To Start Monday   Senate May Take Vote on Measure By Thursday-Dissenting Solons Claim Revisions in Price Control Law Would Cost Consumers Eight Billions During First Year—Wagner Renorts Bill Dooms Effective Curh<

Racial Note Threat Is Undergoing FBI And Poi.ce Probe   Warning Notes Received Thru Mails Threatening World War Veteran

Heavy Ballot Is Indicated In Wisconsin   Early Reports Pointing To Unusually Big Election In State; Possibility OF "1,100,000 Tallres

State Voting Total May Hit Over Million   Weather Clear And Cool Over Area; Sharp Congressional Contests Watched

Conferees Hit Stalemate on "Modified OPA   New Session Over Measure Set for Today

FAIL TO MAKE PROGRESS ON NEW MEASURE   Further Indication Of Truman Dislike Is Seen in Report

House Takes Stand Against  Exemptions   Advisory Board Calls For Measure Which  Will Renew Controls; Another Session Today

HONE BURIED          AL o ae oF ares OF GOERING AND OTIIERs WERE SCATTERED TO WINDS—INQUIRY . BEING PRREED

TRUMAN 10 ACT SOON IN MEAT CRISIS   Top Advisers Expect Decontrol to Come Within 48 Hours

Quick Action By President Is Expected   Import of Argentine Tinned Beef, Fresh Lamb Is Considered

Think Truman Will Lift Price Ceiling on Meat   Top Advisers See Free Prices By Next Week

FRANKENSTEE! TO QUIT UNION   UAW Vice President Wil Leave Post: May Enter Business

House Votes To Give USES Back to States   President's Request Ignored by Chamber: Wyatt Asks Housing Price Control Action

HOUSE VOTES STATE RETURN BY WME 30   Housing Expediter Wyatt Is Seeking Price Controls -

REV. L. B. HAFER DIES AT AGE OF 76 YEARS   Well-Known Retired Lutheran Minister Passes Away At Hagerstown, Md., Where He Resided

Preparations for Executions Are at Standstill  Convicted Nazis Have Only Four More Days

Preparations for Executions Are at Standstill  Convicted Nazis Have Only  Brae Roem Rn

Army Officers Await Nazi Hanging Order:   No Moves Yet Made for 11 Executions Scheduled For Wednesday in Jail at Nuernberg

NOTHING READY AT NUERNBERE   No Scaffold Ordered Yet For Hanging 11 Nazis At Dawn Wednesday

‘Truman Silent On Filling Job Quit By Ickes   Observers Think Choice Lies Between Douglas, Mahoney Or Chapman

THREE FOR ICKES POST   Sen. O’Mahoney,  Douglas, Chapman Are Mentioned.

CANDIDATES FOI *CKES’ JOB ARE DOWN TO THREE   Justice Black And Sen. Mahoney Favorites— Truman Keeps Mum

TRUMAN KEEPS CAPITAL IN AIR   Successor to Ickes Still Apparently in Doubt

CHICAGO HAS VET SQUATTERS OCCUPYING HOUSING PROJECT   LEGAL ACTION IS PLANNED TO OUST FAMILIES NOT ON THE CERTIFIED LIST

Will Attempt to Find Out Who is  Receiving Food   Plans 19-Dav Tour Of Countries: Interested In Huge Soviet Shipments

Sen. Wherry To Europe; Probes Meat Shipments   Tries To Find Out Wha Gets Food Sent Over.  esAane ecu A maviecan

Plans to Trace. Food Shipments   Nebraska Senator to ’ Seek Data on Stuffs. Sant hy U.S.

T. P. & W. Road Has New Troubles, Its Cars Refused by Other Lines

79 MEN ESCAPE FROM BLASTED VIRGINIA WINE   ‘School Children, Workers In Near-by Buildings Injured by Debris

192 Miners May Be Dead in Shaft Explosion   75 Miraculously Escape Death in Terrific Blast

100 Coal Miners Escape Blast; 5 Dead, 15 Hurt   Force Injures Negro Students in School 1,000 Feet Distant

Explosion in W. Va. Shaft Is Terrific   75 Miners Able to Es: cape from Mine at Early Hour Today

75 GET OUT OF PROPERTY ALIVE AFTER A BLAST   Accident ot Welch, W. Va; Rescuers Rush into DustFilled Workings

73 Escape After Great Mine Biast   Rescuers Drive Into Havaco  Mine Near Welch, West Virginia

ESCAPE MADE BY 79 AFTER EXPLOSION   Fate Of 192 Is In Doubt As Rescue Work Starts   MANY INJURED   500-1,000 Feet From Mine; Hospitals Of Welch Quickly Filled

1) MEN ESCAPE DEATH IN BLAST   Fate of 192 Other Miners Unknown in W. Va.

7) Miners Alive After Blast, But 192 Missing   Explosion Breaks School Windows 1,000 Feet Away

Fate of Miners Held in Doubt Following Blast   75 Escape, Many Trapped In Workings

Fate of 192 Others In Op: eration Near Weleh Uncertain and Rescuers  Enter Shaft  a +a a Ty we EE Tr   Injured Pupils In  Nearby Schoo!   Miners Who Miraculousls Escaped Badly Hurt; Hospitals Filled To Overflowing

5 Miraculously Escape Alive After Tremendous Explosion Deep Underground; Force of Blast Injures Children At School in Vicinity.

75 Injured Men Are Rescued: Fate Of 192 Others Is In Doubt   Explosion Injures Children In School Within 500 Feet Of Mine Mouth; Rescue Crews Already Starting Into Slope Mine Half-Mile From Welch

75 ESCAPE IN BLAST AT MINE   Fate of 192 in West Virginia Pit in Doubt

200 Men Escape Biast   West Virginia Mine Is Scene of Mine Disaster

267 Miners Said At Work In PitWhenExplosionOccurs: Some School Children Hurt

Fear 250 Miners Are Trapped By Mine Explosion   Force Of Blast At Welch, W. Va., Destroyed ‘Head House,’ Damaged School

15 Coal Miners Escape Alive In Shaft Explosion   192 Others Still In Mine; Blast Injures School Children

75 Escape Mine Blast      Fate of 192 Others In Doubt As Rescuers Search W. Va. Coal Pit

Fear For Lives Of 192 Workers Trapped In Mine   75 In Miraculoua Escape As Tremendous ° Blast Hits West Virginia Pit

Fate of 192 Men Doubtful As 75 Escape From Shaft; Many Taken to Hospitals   Flying Debris Injures Children In Nearby School; Rescuers Enter Mine to Search for Dead or Injured

75 Are Saved; Debris Thrown Thousand Feet By Explosion   School Pupils Injured by Flying Glass and Wreckage

75 Miraculously Escape Explosion In Coal Mine   Fate of 192 Others In Doubt as Rescuer: Go In; Shaft Filled With Smoke. Duct

75 MEN ESCAPE MIRACULOUSLY FROM TORN PIT   Explosion At Welch, W. Va., Hurts Pupils More Than 500 Feet From Blow

Fear for 192 Men in Mine   Tremendous Blast Leaves Fate Unknown; 75 Somehow Escaped Alive

75 Others Escape Alive From Shaft   Force of Explosion Injures School Children And Office Workers

Fear 192 Coal Miners. Lost   75 Miraculously Escap Alive After Tremendous Blast In Mine.

Tragedy In West Virginia. ....  75 Miners Rescued From Mine After Explosion; Fear 192 More Inside

15 MIRACULOUSLY ESCAPED AS TREMENDOUS BLAST OCCURRED (AT WELCH, WEST VIRGINIA

75 Men Miraculously Escape Alive but Fate Of Others in Doubt  In West Virginia Shaft

Terrific Explosion May Have Killed 192 Miners   Seventy-Five Known Safe In West Va. Mine Blast; Rescue Work Begins

Tremendous Blast Leaves Fate of 192 Miners in Question   75 Miraculously Escaped Virginia Mine Explosion

267 Workers Are Trapped By Explosion   75 Miners Escape Pupils Are Injured

BELIEVE 5 MEN ARE KILLED AS BLAST OCCURS   267 Men Working in West Virginia Mine At Time of Explosion

Pupils In Nearby School Injured, 75 Underground Workers Effect Escape

75 Men Escape But 192  Remain   Blast So Terrific People Hurt 1000 Feet Distant

A MIRACULOUS  ESCAPE OF COAL MINERS TODAY   A Tremendous Blast In No. 9 Near Welch, West Virginia.   SEVENTY-FIVE ESCAPE   The Fate of 192 Others Work. ing In the Shaft Was In Doubt.

Terrific Force Shatters Store; Office, School   Workers, Pupils Injured; Rescuers Dig Into Dust-Filled Shaft

75 Scramble to Top In Miraculous Escape  Force of Explosion Hurts Children Tn School 500 Feet From Workings   State Mine Disaster Record

EXPLOSION TRAPS 19 COAL MINERS AN WEST VIRGINIE   Seventy-five Men Escape Alive Following Tremanda Mheack®

Another Major Mine Disaster Feared-Only 75 Accounted For Out Of 267 Following Blast

192 Miners Believed Trapped By Blast; 75 Miraculously Escape Alive From Shaft ~   Explosion So Terrific Pupils In School 1,000 Feet From Mine Are Injured

5 Men Dead, 15 Injured, Says Official   Shattered Glass, Debris Injure Negr Pupils In School Near Entrance

, Niagara Falls Rocks City  Residents Shudder As Tons Of Rock Drop 165 Feet Into Gorge

NIAGARA FALLS ROCKS TUMBLE   Severe Shock Felt A: 25 Or 30 Tons Drop Into Gorge

CIO-PAC Chieftan Is Dead —      Sydney -Hillman Dies Early Today of Heart Ailment; Prominent In Labor Since 1914

HEART AILMENT FATAL, SIDNEY HILLMAN DEAD   Noted ClO, PAC Leeder Dies At 59—He Once Toiled For $8 Weekly

Sidnev Hillman, Labor Leader,  Is Dead at 59  National Head  tts oe . ee 2

HLLMAN, ClO LEADER, DEAD   National Labor Leader Dies of Heart Attack At Summer Home

Sidney Hillman Succumbs   Labor Leader Victim of Heart Ailment at Summer Home

Hillman Dies Of A Heart Attack   President Of Powerful Clothing Workers Union Found Unconscious In Bed

LABOR CHIEF HILLMAN DIES AT AGE OF 59   National Chairman of C. I, O. Political Action Committee Succumbs to Heart Condition at His Home.

LEADER OF C10 POLITICAL ARM STRICKEN AT 59   Heart Condition Is Fatal; Rose To Power At Head Of Garment Workers

Sidney. Hillman,       Heart Ailment Proves Fatal . To-‘Labor Leader At His ‘Summer Home: In NYY.

Hillman Was National Chairman of Politigal:  Action Committee: anid: Veteran Labor Leadér.

BOARD RENEWS WAGE POLICIES   STABILIZATION GROUP GOES BACK IN BUSINESS WITH REVIVAL OF OPA.

FEPC Seen Lost As Senate Takes Talk Limit Vote  Argued T o Death

DIXIE DEMOCRATS LOOM VICTORS IN FEPC FILIBUSTER   Proponents Concede Vote for "Gag" Rule Will Fail Late Teday —

WOULD SEND ALL REFUGEES HOME   Syria Makes Plea to UN Aimed at Palestine Problem

Red Lightning Order Termed German Copy   Police See Similarity Between Nazi Youth Group, ‘Columbians, Inc.

Police Arrest Four in Drive Against Anti-Negro Order  insignia Worn By Organization Members Believed Copied From Nazi Youth Group

Fear 21 Dead In Plane Crash  Thien ETE Soba tte ‘Te   Liner Hits Mountain Ir Wyoming

21 Are Feared Dead In Plane Crash In West   Searchers Battle Snow To  Reach Crashed Plane  {n Mountains

Plane Is Ready For Takeoff On Record Flight   Flight From Hawaii To Cairo Over Top Of Earth Is Aim Of Yanks

House Action Due Early This Week   Rules Committee Recommends Conference Between House And Senate Be Expedited

Rules Group Urges Study In Committee   Senior Chamber Passes Curtailed Measure 62 to 15

House Delays Action on  OPA Measure   Agency's Powers Curtailed in Senate Bill

House Opens A rguments On Tuesday   Taft And Wherry. Riders Dropped From Measure

Cards Tie Series  With 4-1 Victor   Brecheen Cops Second Win of World Series, Deciding Game To Be Played Tuesday

UNO Forms Peace Army For World   Military Issues In Far East Set For Study Monday

UNO Couneil To Take Up Three Issues  Next Week   To Consider Cases Involving Charges -Made by Iran  And Soviet Russia

UNO Council Will Study Political Issues on Monday   Security Group Orders Formation of World Peace Army”

Security Council Orders Formation  Oi Global Army   Meeting of Military Chiefs of Staff Is Se Prior to February 2; Schedule Hearing On Issues Involving Iran, Greece

ST ARF CHIEFS TO ORGANIZE PEACK ARMY   UNSC to Meet Monday To Censider Some Issues Hindering Peace

UNO Security Group to Hear  Ma jor Issues   Formation of Global Peace Army Ordered at London Meeting

Council Agrees To Take Up Iranian, Greek, Indonesian Troubles Monday

UNO Orders Formation ‘Of Global ‘Peace Army’   Security Council To Take Up Iranian, Greek And Indonesian Cases Monday; Reds Oppose Discussion Of Iranian Complaint

Order Forming Of UNO Global Army Of Peace      Colonial Political 'ssues On Council’s Monday Agenda

\U.N.O. OrdersGlobal Army  [Formed to Enforce Peace    Security Council Schedules Organization Meeting of Chiefs  of Staff Before February 2—It Also Decides to Take  Up Monday Iran’s Complaint and Issues Raised by Rus sia Concerning Greece and Indonesia,

UN Summons Staff Chiefs to Organize Army   Monday Set To Hear Iranian, Soviet Charges

Global ‘Peace Army’ Formulated By UNO   Council Agrees To Take Up Iranian, Greek, Indonesian Troubles Monday

Issues Posing Threats to Be Studied   Military Chiefs to Organize Before Feb. 2

UNO Orders Global Peace  Army Formed   Agrees to Consider Iranian, Greek and Indonesian Issues at Meeting on Monday

U.N. SITE COMMITTEE REPORT DUE   Believe Choice Will Be Between Four U. S. Cities

UN PERMANENT HOME REPORT IS DUE TODAY   Four Widely Separated Cities Arve Favorites Of Committee

FOUR CITIES STILL WANT HOME OF UN      Philadelphia, Boston, Frisco  And New York

MACARTHUR PLAN REJECTED = BY ALLIED CONTROL GROUP   GENERAL'S PROPOSAL TO LET OTHER NATIONS. SIT IN ON MEETINGS 18 ‘TURNED  pnoV

Railway Tieup Scheduled For Coming Week   Walkout By 8,000 Men On Southern Parifie le Gat

Materials Stiff Move Across Lakes In Spite of Strike  Press Wireless Call For 3 Man Panel  Ss oa oa . a Se See

TRAFFIC ON GREAT LAKES STILL MOVES   About Tenth of Vital Shipping Is Stopped By Strike

Most Vessels Still Operate Despite Tieup   Non-Union Men Get CIO’s Call to Join Great Lakes Walkout

Maritime Strike Spreads Across Lakes; Compromise Advanced In Wireless Strike

Most Vessels Still Operate On Great Lakes   Maritime Strike Spreads Slowly; Vital Materials Continue To Move.

CIO Sailors Quit  Work on Vessels  On Great Lakes;  Fist Fight Staged With AFL Workers Minor Stoppages  Noted in Several  American Cities

Most Of Ships Are Operating Despite Great Lakes Strike; CIO, A.F.L. Seamen Tangle

Maritime Strike Spreads Slowly Over Great Lakes   Southern Pacific Walkout May Get Delay of 60 Days

Slow-Spreading Strikes Threaten New Paralysis to Ships, Railroads

Mos! Vessels On Great Lakes Still Operate   Strike Stops Some Boats But Most Crews are not Maritime Union Members

anuilied eanony ee,  Wire, Ship, Hat Bread Walkouts Lut Production

—ST RIAL —  Majority Of Ships: Operating On. Lakes  Union Says More Than 40 Vessels   Union Says More Than 40 Vessels Are Strike-Bound

MOST OF LAKE VESSELS SAIL   Possibility Of NMU Strike Spread Watched

Railway Tieup Scheduled For Coming Week  Walkout By 8,000 en On Southern motbia le Cab

Strike Threats Spread As C10  Halts Shipping   Southern, Pacific Strike Detre Set

Big. Majority — Lake Vessels Sull Moving   cio Nationsl, Ma rifting  Union Sicceeds in Freez"ing Only. Portion of Shipping

Majority of Lakes Vessels Operating ‘As NMU Strike Goes Into Seeond Dav

Effectiveness Of Walkout Is Doubtful... .  Great Lakes Strike Not Affecting Many Vessel:

ptriking Great Lakes ClO Seamen Successful In Tying Up Only Few Ships

BIG MAJORITY OF LAKE SHIPPING IS STILL OPERATING  ClO CALLS FOR oe NON.LINION CREWwe   ClO CALLS FOR OTHER NON-UNION CREWS TO JOIN IN WALK OUT

Materials Still Moving Ocer Great Lakes With Strike Slowly, Spreading

Great Lakes NMU Shipping Strike Spreading Slowly Vital Materials Are Still Moving ‘

Great Lakes NMU Strike Moves Slowly   Only Small Part of Cargo Vessels Are Strike-bound

Some Lake Traffic Is Halted   Majority of Boats Are Operating as Union Demands Shorter Work Week   Developments   Calling on Non-Unior Crews to Join in the Struggle

ClO FAILS TO HOLD UP ALL LAKE SHIPPING   Majority of Vessels Still Are Operating; Curran Takes Over Strike Strategy.

Maritime Strike Doesn't Involve Most of Shipping   The Majority of the Crews On the Lakes Are Non-Union

“UN GREAT LAKE:   Carriers Association Dis. putes Union on EffecHveness af Wolbaie

Lake Strike Spreads Slowly   Over 40 of 400 U. S. Cargo Ships Strikebound Union Spokesman Says

ClO STRIKE HALTS SOME SHIPPING   Seamen‘s Union Demanding Shorter Work-Week

Most Crews Stay With Their Ships  Strike Offices Sat TIln In Detenit

C10's Maritime Strike Fails To Tie Up Shipping   Headquarters Moved To Detroit; Peace Prospect Uncertain

Lake Shipping Strike Spread  Proves Slow   Rail Walkout Thieatens—Press  Wireless Offers Plan

Eleven Men Killed Near San Diego  Plane Loses   Plane Loses Contact With Radio

Powerful Navy Held U.S. Need   Fighting Force One-Sixth Wartime Strength, Nimitz Announces

THREE DIE IN PLANT BLAZE AT WASHINGTON   Start Probe Into Flash Fire At Jessop Steel Plant

THOUSANDS OF BUSINESSMEN MAY SUFFER FINANCIAL LOSS      THOSE WHO PURCHASED CERTAIN PRODUCTS AT ABOVE OPA PRICES ARE IN TOUGH SPOT

OPA ROLL BACK MAY BRING LOSS   Spokesman Warns Cutback To June 30 Price May Hit Goods

3,000 Persons Killed In Traffic Accidents In U. §. During January

AGREEMENT REACHED IN TWA STRIKE   Both Sides Accept In Principle Plan For Arbitration

Railway Express Workers Leave Jobs at Detroit   000 Attend Union Meet ing; Strike May Start Friday

Ends Own Life with A Shotgun   Four-Way Tragedy Takes Place in Home of lowa City Family.

Bid Is Made For Parley At Tehran   Wealthy Iranian Is Sent to Azerbaijan to Extend Welcome From Government   Tells of Departure   Iranian Says Red Army Troops Are Leaving Regions.

ALLIED COUNCIL STUDIESAPPEALS ~ OF NAZI LEADERS   American Officials Predict All Nuernberg Verdicts WH Be LUinheid

EXPECT VERDICT AT NUERNBERG WILL BE UPHELD   Allied Council Takes Up Appeal: Of Sixteen Convicted Nazis

PREPARATIONS ARE COMPLETED FIRST PRIMARY SATURDAY  ELECTION OFFICIALS RE   ELECTION OFFICIALS REQUESTED TO PHONE RESULTS TO SUN OFFICE

PREPARATIONS ARE  COMPLETED FIRST  PRIMARY SATURDAY ELECTION OFFICIALS RE  QUESTED TO PHONE RE CUITS TO SUN OFFICE

IN MASON CITY   Jet Pilots Set New Round Trip Cross Continent Air Record

iccelERACRER EID, _ctimaih-— qunaninmcmmunicatei atiaail STRIKE CALLED IN PAT.PRTING

Grocers Seek  Aid To Bring Steaks Back   Oklahoma Retail Group Launches ‘Write Secretary Anderson’ Drive To Place More Meat on Its Counters — Housewives Invited To Participate.

PMW REFUSES MEI MEETING SUGGESTED BY AFL 10) MAKE PEACE WITH UMW

PMW Rejects Proposal for Peace Meeting   Reply to Request Of AFL President To Reach Aareement

French Maritime Authorities Hope To Salvage Liner  Tugs Virtually Right Ger man-Built Europa, Victim Of Wild Gale

STORM GROUNDS FORMER EUROPA      Liner Is On Mudbank In LeHavre Harbor With Hole In Bottom

STRICKEN LUXURY LINER 15 RIGHTED   FRENCH HOPE TO SAVE FORMER GERMAN EUROPA RESTING IN HARBOR MUD.

[OLD EUROPA SUNK IN STORM  --French Push Efforts To Save Former German Luxury Liner

Tugs Right German Liner Europa in French Harbor As Storm Lashes Channel

TUGBOATS SET UP BIG FRENCH LINER LIBERTE   Weather Se Determine If Former Europe  Can Be Saved

Loan To Russia Far In Future   Soviet Must Wait Until Next Year Because~--~  Of British Loan

REDS MUST WAIT UNTIL ‘AT FOR LOAN   Kremlin Said to Be Interested in Loan of Billion

Delay on Loan  To Russia Seen   Export-Import Bank Funds Now Less than Amount Requested

No Loan For   Kremlin Silent On $1,000,000.000 Grant Formerly Reauasian.

They Want Only One Billion... .  Russia May Have To Wait Until Next Year To Get Even A Small U. S. Loan

Russia Will Have fo Wait To Get Loan   Reported Wanting Billion, Export-Import Bank Hasn't That Much Left in Till

BRITISH LOAN GOT 0. K. FROM CONGRESS SAT,   Russia Interested In Borrowing A Billion Is Report

MAY ASK FOR LOAN OF BILLION   Congress Okays Huge Credit For Great Britain

REDS LIKELY 10 HAVE TO WAIT FOR U, S, LOAN   Fund for British Available as Soon as Truman Signs Bill

RUSSIANS FACE WAIT FOR LOAN   $3,750,000,000 Credit T: Britain Finally Voted

Russia ProbablyMust Wait Until Next Year For Small Fraction Of Loan Desired

LARGER ZINC-LEAD SUBSIDIES PROPOSEL         ments  inistration Would Continue  on Minerals and  nds for Another Wear.

Van Alstyne Farmer Charged With Rape Of {6-Year-Old Git   Texas Rangers Seek . Link With Texarkance ‘Phantom’ Slayings:

GI BONUS COULD HIKE PROPERTY TAX 27 PERCENT   Glander Gives Report on Costs of Program for Ohio Veterans

—VETERANS— Vet Bonus Means Ohio Tax Boost  Tax Commissione  Deocamte Peimmtvnoe

BONUS MAY UP PROPERTY TAX   Ohioan Says Real Estate Owners Would Feel Burden Of Fund

36 New Men Added lowa’s Patrol Force   Better Enforcement of Traffic Laws to Be Demanded

Burke Resigns As Head Of Southern Operator:   Ouster Of One Of Lewis’s Toughest Foemen In Contract Negotiations Brings No Comfort; Settlement Hopes Fade

Burke Resigns Operator Post   Step Follows Repudiation Om ‘Pence Feeler’

YOUNG GIRL SAVES LIFE OF HER MOTHER   jwe hay: an Shoots Self t th After Wounding sae each! Wife

2 Hottest Issues Will Come Before UN Group Today   Delegates Hope to Settle Veto Problem and That Of Franco Spain

ERIC JOHNSTON » SPLITS PROFIT   SETS PATTERN FOR LABOR-EMPLOYE PROGRAM

To Let Employes Share Earnings   Johnston Says Plan Would Help Achieve Industrial Democracy

Doan Dischargec By the Governor  Goodland Offers No Other Comment

Many Candidates Expect Jo file Petitions Today   5 P, M. Deadline Fixed By Election Bureau; Crow Still Unopposed

Stassen Says Vets Uneasy Over Polities  Offers Program For Republicans

STASSEN MAPS ~ PLANS FOR GOP   Appeals To Republicans To Furnish Leadership

‘Veterans Stirring _Uneasily’  Pree War “ne “Thon Qnyat a hE, hp. ane Woreo] Ws rae

Benton Harbor Man Found Deac   Troy O. Daigneau Expires In Hartford

FOUND DEAD _ IN STORE   Troy 0. Daigneau’s Death Ascribed To Heart Attack

Taft Accepts Level Of 1940 As Price Base   Wherry Also Agrees To Change Formula Blasted By Truman

LEADERS BREAK DEADLOCK OVER HOUSE MEASURE   GOP Group Reported Favors ing Extension Bill Vetoed By Truman

SHEEP RAISERS TO SEEK : RAISE_IN-WOOL_TARIFF         WYOMING SENATOR TO SPON5OR MOVE TO INCREASE DUTY TO 50 CENTS A  FOUND —

STRIKE PINCH HITS DETROIT      Savings, War Bonds Ex hausted; Relief Rolls Grow

TWO CHINESE ARMIES RUSH TO MANCHURIA   Communists Claim F all Of Capital; Marshall Seeks To Mediate

CHINESE REDS SAY CHANCCHUIN TAKEN   Government Rushing Twe Fresh Armies Inte = ..laneburia ss:

Communists Reported In Capital City   Gen. Marshall Calls Hurried Conference: To Sindy Civil War  Re WAROLD kK anrKe.

Mercury to Drop To Five Degrees Snow is Forecast   Fog in Some Areas Adds to Danger Of Travel on Highways Coated by Steet   (Rv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

REPORT DRIVING CONDITIONS BAD WW NORTH IOWA   Expect Temperatures to Drop to 5 Above in Northwest Section

Price Control Abolished on Many Items; If You Don’t Believe It Here’s the List

Price Control Lifted On Big List Of Goods   MANY ITEMS NOW FREE FROM CEILING TAGS

Coalition Framing Labor Program  Southern Democrais Join G. O. P. Group

Senate Coalition Begins Drawing Up Labor Program   Group of Republicans and Southern Democrats Gets Behind Byrd’s Proposal to Outlaw Sole Union Control of Welfare Funds to Which Employers Contribute—George Criticizes Truman for Failing to Make Recommendations.

Senate Coalition to Seek Union Welfare Rule Ban   AeL latnt Administration

Coalition Seeks Stiffer Labor Law   Would Ban Union Rule Over Welfare Funds

U.S. To Keep Hand On Isles If U. N. Rejects   Trusteeship Of Islands Offered; Veto Plan Shunned

U. S. TO KEEP JAP MANDATED ISLES CONTROL   America Serves Notice On A ‘Take-It-Or Leave-lt’ Basis

U.S. May Retain Isles Taken from  Javan, U.N. Hears   Accertance of Plan For Lim‘ied Supervision Is Only Alternative

United States Urges U.N. ToSet Up Trusteeship Now Shuns Talk Use Of Veto

Limited Supervision of Pacific Isles Proposed by America   U. S. Serves Notice of Intention to Keep Control of Mandated Islands If Plan Is Rejected by U. N.

U.S. to Keep Isle Control If Plan Beat  Restricted U.N. Power Sought

U.S. Asserts She Will Keef Pacific Bases   Urges U.N. To Set Up Trusteeship Council; Shuns Veto Talk

United States Pians To Hold — Isiand Contre   Notice Served of Action if the Proposal is - Rejected 

U.S. Serves Notice It Will Retain’Control Of Pacific Islands If UN Rejects Proposal

U.S. PRESENTS ISLAND PLAN T0. UN GROUP   Dulles Gives Proposa) To Trusteeship Committee

U.S. Warns U.N  On Pacific Bases   Vows Retention of Isles Control If Trusteeship Is Rejected

U.S. May Hold On To Islands Won From Japs  UN Warned Agamst Rejecting American Supervision Plan

U.S. WILL KEEP CONTROL OVER PACIFIC ISLES   Offer of Limited UN Supervision Made To Committee

US Recognizes That Korea Has Become Two Countries To Set Up Self-Government in Zone

Unified Rule Of Korea Hits Snag   U.S. And Russia Fail To Agree On Terms

GOP Caucus May Break Filibuster   Southern Democrats Attack Fair Employment Bill

WILSON TO CUT SALE OF MEAT   N. ¥., Brooklyn Customers Will Get 2 P .cent of Amount Once Consumed

Meat Supply Is Slashed To Bone   Conditions Getting Worse One Of Big Four Packers Announces

Big Packers Tell How OPA Rulings Have Cut Receipts   Two Per Cent of Meat Available Five Years  Aso

LEON BLUM RETURNS TO POWER IN FRANCE   Named President-Premier of In terim Government—Begins Task of Forming Cabinet.

Socialist Leon Blum, 74 And Ailing, Elected Head  Of French Government

FRANCE NAMES BLUM PREMIER   Ailing Socialist, 74, To Head Government For The Next Month

BLUM TO HEAD FRENCH GOVT.   Ailing Pre-War Premier Is Called Back Into Power  To Resolve Crisis

Italy's King and Queen into Exile   Abdication of 76Year-Old Monarch Is Expected to Be  AWnATMesA Peicayg

OUR CHURCHES   BERGEN LUTHERAN CHURCH  Allae TH Binlene Randanuw

3,500 Homeless as Result of Oregon Floods  Serious Condition   Serious Conditions Prevail in Eugene District

3,500 Homeless as Result of Oreyon Floods   Serious Condition:  Prevail in “ Met, oom x

DISTRICT. COURT: CONVICTS CURLEY   Mayor of Boston and U. $. Solon Used Mails to De fpaud Charge

Curley ouilty of fradulent  use of mails  Smith. Fuller also convicted

Mayor Curley Found Guilty   Solon and Two others Convicted Of Using Mails To Defraud

Curley Convicted Of Mail Fraud   Boston Mayor Found uilty on 10 Counts

JAMES M. CURLEY GUILTY OF FRAUD   BOSTON MAYOR AND TWO OTHERS CONVICTED BY JURY IN WASHINGTON.

WINTRY BLAST SWEEPS STATE   ‘Snow and Much Colder I: The Forecast for  Week-end

Senate Attack s Planned By Rival Factior   Compromise Way Out Of Dispute Latest Proposal

Service Merge:  Foes to Offer  New Measure   Council of Common Defense and Separate Department of Air Proposed by Bridges

Senate Plans New Attack On Merger   Bridges To Offer Common Defense  Council, Air Office

Bridges Will Advocate New Dep't OF Air   Senate Attack on Army. Navy Merger Coming This Week

Opponents Set To Fight Merger Bill  Plan Substitute   Plan Substitute Council of Defense AndAirDepartment

READY ATTACK ON PROPOSED MERGER PLAN   Single Defense Agency Opposed by Group Of Senators

Armed Forces Merger Attack Due in Senate       an Sena 19 v Bridge:  Seeks Detense) Council, Denartinenti of Air

SENATE ATTACK ON ARMY-NAVY MERGER OPENS   Senator Bridges Plans Opposition To United Defense Force

Senate Tacks Parity Revision  On Wage Bill   Truman’s Objection: Overridden: Atomic Test Cancellation Sought by Huffman

UMW Calls For End of All Controls   O’Leary Demands Maritime Fixing of Prices, Wages End; Lewis Is Absent

GUARD READY TO ORGANIZE   Recognition Now Granted Nearly 100 Units Of  New Defense Force

-_. Threw bhava ns ed.      KELLY TAKES A HAND IN DEMOCRATIC CRISIS

@ PAUL MALLON—  Kelly Offers Aid to Hannegan, Truman in Glue Barrel Escape

Ww Fw be EVE ne es or  Kelly Offers Aid to Hannegan, Truman in Glue Barrel Escane

2 Tangled Love Affairs Unsnarled; British Bride Divorced and Married   Marriace Was Stormy.

— FOOD CRISIS — Flour, M eat Shortages Grow Acute   U.S. Feels Pinch As Mills Close, Packers Take Cut

Shortages of Wheat and Meat Growing More Acute Nationwide Survey Reveals

Meat. Bread Shortage Hits Kntire Nation   llousewives Stand In Line For Food Items But . Get Neither _,

Meat, Bread Shortages Are Critical   Spokesmen Say Situation Will Become Worse

Housewives Stand in Line for Meat And Bread But Many Get Neither

Shortages Of Food Grow Acute   Housewives Stand IA Line for Bread, Meat, Small Supply

Shortages of Wheat and Meat in U. S. Grow More Acute; Little Help Seen in Government Lend-Lease Proposali

Bread, Meat Scareer Than Ever Now In United States   Wheat Farmers In North Dakota Go On Strike Against Industrial Strife

Meat, Bread Lines Grow Across Nation   Shortages Becoming Acute; 90 Percent o Flour Mills Close; Government Blamed

Nation's Wheat, Meat Shortages Grow More Acute   90% of Flour Mills Are Closed; Meat Is 72% Solow Normal

Government Plans Fail to Increase Bread Supplies as Nation Approaches New Crisis

Meat, Bread Supplies Fade   United Press Survey Indicates Spread Of Shortages

Agreement Is Positive,’ Premier Says   Churchill’s View Not ‘Convincing,’ Russian Contends

Stalin Says [ran Question Is  Already Settled   Premier Declares Troops Withdrawing in Accordance With Understanding Reached Between Russian, Iranian Regimes

Carnival Is Ready   St. Paul Celebration To Celebrate Victory Will Open Tomorrow

Fraudulent Sugar Stamps Seized   Federal Agents Nab Suspect; Seek Others In New Orleans.

Strike Lines Expanding Over Nation   More Thousands Sent Out of Work by Soft Coal Walkout

President’s Plan To Hold Line  In Finance Fails  Hope Is Abandoned For Saving By Delaying Work

Wage Stabilization Still Up To Board   ‘Swung And Missed’ Economy Targets Sought As Attempt To Check Deficit Fails

4 Shae 1. Pry unary Dinish  Line In State Now In Sight   Politics! Organizations Shift Their Muchines in. to High Gear; Charges, Conunter- Cline res Fly

Political Campaigns Go Into High Gear ‘As Primary Date Aporeaches

UNION LEADERS CALLED T0 MEET WITH CROWLEY   Session Will Be An Attempt Te Achieve Permanent Paara

Legislators Im Race To Reach State Capital For Special Session -

\RITES HELD MONDAY FOR JOHN F, MEARS   PROMINENT FARMER IS DEAD   Succumbed at Home Here Saturday After 2-Year Illness; Services ,. at Slininger's

Millions Are Going to Die of Starvation. in Next Six Months, Mackenzie Reports

Global Food. Shortage Ts Major-Crisis.   Crude Truth of Sitnation Is That Millions Are Going to Die From Hunger During Next Six Mouths

GLOBAL FOOD SHORTAGE NO.  WORLD CRISIS; MILLIONS WILL STARVE TO DEATH THIS SPRING

FEAR ASSASSINATION PLOT AT INAUGURATION CEREMONY          RADICAL PEASANT PARTY LEADERS IN) PHILIPPINES ACCUSED OF PLOTTING TO KILL ROXAS

Weary Crews Hold River Inside Dikes      Swollen Kootenai Takes Major Drop, Indicating Victory in Struggle to Prevent Serious Flood

Idaho People Battle Big Hood Threat   Army Hurries Help To Stricken Kootenai Region

.-East To Turn To Daylight  Time Sunday      Far West And South Will Continue On Standard Schedules

TIME CHANGE HTS ONLY RADIO SHOWS   Daylight t Saving 7 Time Makes. ut Sunday; Few Deu Follow It

Daylight Saving For Some Areas   North Carolina Not Included In States Changing Time Sunday

MOST EASTERN STATES T0 60 ON “FAST TIME”   Change Becoming Effective In Some Places At 2 a. m. Sunday

DAYLIGHT TIME STARTS SUNDAY      Maryland One Of State: That Will Remain On Standard Basis

DAYLIGHT SAVINGS IN EASTERN STATES   A Portion of 19 Other States Will Observe the Change .of Time.

300 U. S. PRISONERS OF WAR KILLED IN: NAZI. ATROCITY IN. RBEICILIAA AAACC AALIDRED CRHALIDT TAI 5

WESTERN UNION WORKERS START WALKOUT TODAY      Workers In New York Area Begin Leaving Jobs This Morning

First Signs Of Break Show In Nationwide ‘Industrial Deadlock   Telegraphers Jump Gun Four Hours Wher Strikebreakers Appear; Settlement Of Motor Strike Is Given New Impetus.

Western Union Employes Strike In New York Hrs. Ahead of Schedule

New York Tieup Begins 3 Hours Ahead of Time   Advanced Because Firm Planned to Use Strikebreakers, Union Says

Meat Price Guessing Contest In Nation .   Shipments Lighter After. Week Of Cramming Stockyards

Housewives Hold Key to Meat Price Spiral   Keep Farmers, Packers, Butchers Guessing; Shipments Heavy

How Much Tariff Will Buyers Pay?   Farmers, Packers and Butchers Guessing At Maximum Buyers Will Give For Meat.

Prices of Meat Are Fluctuating  Formers, Packers,  Butchers Guessing      Formers, Packers, Butchers Guessing How Much Public  Will Pay for Meat

REPUBLICANS LOOK TO HOGAN  MANY FAVOR DEMOCRAT OVER EARL, MILLER

GREELEY: GO WEST; BABSON: GO TO SEA   Babson Claims Because the Fertility Of America’s Soils Is Enriching Our Oceans, The Oceans Are Our New Frontiers. .

Churchill Asks Understanding   ‘Misery, Slaughter’ Seen Facing World

CARBONE ASKS ANOTHER TRIAL   Oct. 25 Fixed in Reno for Hearing of His Plea

OUTPUT OF MEN'S - SUITS ENCOURAGED   OPA Exempts Certain Cloth   hear Prien frclor

Southern Illinois ~ Mine Owners Walk  Out on Themselves   Miners Own Their Mine; Taking Short Rest in Five Years’ Work

PILOTS WOULD ‘TAKE IT ALL   Trans World Airlines Employes Ask More than $1,100 Per Month

ALL TWA PLANES SAVE ONE TIED UP BY WALK-QUT   Officials Of Company Flying UN Delegates From Paris; No Break Hinted In Strike.

NO BREAK SEEN IN PILOTS’ WAGE STRIKE   U. $. Action Hinted As Airline Is Tied Up

TWA Plane: Stranded >   Walk-Out of Pilots. Grounds Airplanes Throughout World

NEITHER SIDE RETREATS IN AiR STRIKE   Pilots and Operators Ada mant in Wage Dispute Which Brings a Walk out of Pilots on Trans World Line.

NN OND DAY OF PLOT STRIKE.   Only One TWA Plane Operating; U.N. Delegates Fly

No Break in Pilots’ Strike   Executives to Fly One Plane from Paris  To New York

Airlines Strike In Second Day   No Sign of Break in Dispute Over Higher Wage for Pilots

TWA Airliners Kept Qn Ground For Second Day   Pilot Walkout At Deadlock; No Break In Sight.

OPA BILL FALLS SHORT OF WHAT BOWLES WANTED   RETAINS CONTROLS OVER MEAT, BUTTER, FAGS AND GASOLINE

Coyote Hunters In Plane Lose Lives.  acd Ship. Crashes  ~~ Leonard Nechanicky ole ‘Stecklenberg Die : Near Hawarden” —

Coyote Hunters In. Plane Lose Lives.  re Ship. Crashes  Leonard: Nechanicky oe ‘Stecklenberg: Die  Near Hawhrdan':”.

RAY STANNARD BAKER 1S DEAD   Biographer O ‘ W oodrow Wilson Succumbs At Amherst.

Ray Staunard Baker-Made : Brilliant Coverage Of *Coxey’s Army? Back  Yn 18984. °

Ray S. Baker Dies: Wilson Biographer      Poy of 3 Survives 200-Yd. Spin Through Underground Pipe

Ray Stannard Baker, Michigan-born Writer, Dies in Amherst, Mass.

Ray Baker, Biographer, Author, Dies   “David Grayson” ‘Also Wrote Many Books on Wilson

‘Deal’ Worked Out Saving Heirens from Execution    [Life Imprisonment for Youth Is Planned after  Confession of 3 Murders Is Made

Local Grievances Keep GM Idle   UAW Won't Recall Any Workers Until All Acree

LOCAL ISSUES KEEP G-M IDLE   Walkout Is Formally Ended But Company Wants All Problems Settled

KEPT IDLE BY 27 LOCALS   Company Refuses to Resume Production Until All Return

9) Plants of GM Are Still Closed   Company Not To Recall Men Until All Accept

CONCHIES F OILED IN ATTEMPT AT SITDOWN   Men Are Forcibly Ejected -From Office Of Attorney General Clark tn Wechineion

Conchy Pair, on Sit Strike, Tossed Out of Attorney General's Of tice

Knoxville Grandmother, 38, Marries Brooklyn Youth, 18, Who Would. Rather Reside ‘Where People Take Their Time’

WARM WEATHER HITS THE WEST   MERCURY CLIMBS 60 DEGREES IN MONTANA

QUIZ DEATH OF FORMER SOUTH HAVEN WOMAN   Bulk Of Estate Left To Business Partner; Father Protests

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Report Prince Philippe Will Wed Princess Elizabeth

Train-Auto Crashes Kill  Six Persons   Three Duck Hunters  Drown Near Brookings: Two Burn to Death

COUNCIL'S TASK 1S: EASED BY REPORTED SOVIET WITHDRAWAL  LESS THAN ONE HOUR. CONSUMED BY GROUP TAS AMRPBAIMETIA eA2ereartrase lt

COUNCIL'S TASK 1S  EASED BY REPORTED  OUVIET WITHDRAWAL LESS THAN ONE HOUR  CONSUMED BY GROUP IN OPENING SESSION

MORE THAN 300 FEARED LOST IN HAWAII   Born of Earthquake Centered in Aleutian Islands

Ceiling Prices On Grains Will Be Raiser   Action Is Taken To Encourage. Prompt Marketing

Grain Prices Up To Aid Livestock   Program Due to Start Tomorrow in Effert To Conserve Supplies

Grain Price Raise Set For March 4   Move Listed as Part of Program to Adjust Livestock Feeding to Reduce Grain Suuplies

Ceiling Prices On Grains Go Up on Monday   Aims et Lighter Livestock For Marketing, Adjusted to Lower Grain Supplies

Grain Ceilings Upped to Aid in Adjusting Feeding and Encourage Prompt Marketin;

Ceiling on Grains Increased to Speed Turnover   Boosts in Prices of Wheat, Corn, Barley, Oats, Sorghums Ordered for Monday by Agriculture Department

Seek fo Adjust Livestock Feed To Less Supply   New Ceilings Effective Monday, March 4, on All Grain

Program Aimed  At Adjusting  Stock Feeding Agriculture Dept.,  OPA List 2 to 9-Cent Boosts

GRAIN CEILINGS TO RISE A FEW CENTS MONDA’    Wheat Goes Up 3 Cents Per  - Bushel — Corn, Barley,  Oats Affected

Ceiling Prices on Grain Will Be Boosted Monday in ‘Move Designed to Encourage Marketing of Suynlies

STRONG FRANCE URGED IN CHURCHILL SPEECH   Eormer Prime Minister Calis On Europe To “Rise From Her Ruins”

Churchil Tells Europe To Avert War   Must Rise from Ruins And Spare World  Eqgtal ‘Holocaust

Churchi!l Pleads for Strong Europe, France  Is Honored at Banquet

Churchill Pleads for Strong Europe, France   Is Honored at Banquet on Bastille Day

France Hears  Churchill Plez   Speaks at Bastille Day Celehration at Metz

J. L. Petrusha Dies Saturday  Funeral To Be Held Wednesday Mornina

Youth in Stolen Plane Believed Kseaped Convict   Wichita Officers On Alert for Plane Taken In Missouri Last Night

Convicted Fugitive Flees In Airplane   Vernon B. Simpson, 22, Steals Craft In Columbia, Buzzes Jefferson City -

TRADE ACCORD WITH CZECHS NEGOTIATED  Multilateral Likely Tr Cot Racking   Multilateral Likely To Get Backing By That. Nation

WATERLOO MEN NABBED BY FBI, STATE POLICE   Thousands of Dollars Worth of Articles Stolen, Charge

FBI ARRESTS EMPLOYES FOR LOOTING CARS   Members of Group Are Truckers or Checkers for Hlinois Central

HROUP OF EIGHT TRUCKERS IN TRAP   Employes of Illinois Central Railroad Charged with Looting.

VIGILANCE IS ~ STALIN- THEME   PREMIER SAYS RUSSIA WILL     - BE TRUE TO ITS POLICY OF PEACE ANI SECURITY -

May Day Speech Made By Stalin   Premier Stalin Asserts Rus sia Remains True To Policy Of Peace And Security

Maritime Unions Of ClO Setile Strikes On Pacific Coast .   Negotiations Resumed With AFL Officers

Two Ci0 Maritime Unions Settle 49-Day-Oid Strike; AFL Ship's Officers Nearing Agreement

Nearly All Connected with Upstate Disturbance Freed One White, One Negro Still in Jail

179 INJURED IN   Several in Serious Condition, Many Only Slightly Hurt

Nearly 300 Are Hurt In Chicago ‘EI’ Wreck   Rail Officials Blame Fog for Accident On South Side

2/9 INJURED IN CHICAGO “L” TRAIN CRASH   Several in Serious Condition, Many Only Slightly Hurt

297 Injured in rl Collision  Me) eae eth, Seeeiaeae  BE   15 Hurt $ Seriously by Chicago Crash

SCORES HURT IN ‘EL’ CRASH      Two Crowded Trains Collide in Fog

2 EL TRAINS COLLIDE IN CHICAGO   300 Persons Injured, 15 of  Them Seriously

300 Injured In Elevated Train Crash   Fog Causes Wreck of Two Crowded Trains in Chicago Early Today

Truman Studies As Meat Crisis Still Unchanged  Control Myth Is Blasted by Eric Johnston of Board

White House Still Looking  At Meat Crisis   No Shortage of Feed That Would Force Livestock to Market

TRUMAN EYES _ MEAT CRISS   Report President Considers All Aspects of Situation

Nation’s Feed Supply Sufficient . For. -Livestock; No Relief ~ New in Sight '

TRUMAN SEEKS WAY TO SOLVE CRISIS IN MEAT   =ric Johnston Calls for ‘End of Fiction of  Controls’

UREY SETS 3 U.S. ATOM ALTERNATIVES   Nobel Winner Tells Paths Nation Can Follow

‘Sel tentist Declares:  U. S. Warto toCong uer World One Of Three Atom Bomb Courses

Former State Senator . From Ponca City Named; Legion Votes Down  Prohibition Repeal

Boston Sox Move  Ahead in Series   Dobson Hobbles Cardinal Bats, Taking 6-3 Victory in Fifth Game; Teams Travel to St. Louis and Will Resume Play on Sunday

VICTORY GIVES BOSTON 32 GAME EDGE IN SERIES   DOBSON, DOUBTFUL RED SOX STARTER, ALLOWS FOUR HITS

Today’s 6 to 3 Win Over Cardinals Gives Red Sox 3.2 Edge in World Series

Cards Go Down Before Dobson’s 4-Hit Pitching   Puts Boston Ahead Is Series; Next Game Will Be At St. Louis Sunday

Dobson Gets Four-Hitter; Score 6 to 3   Musial Walks in Ninth as Cards Start Rally That Pushes Over Two Runs3 Sixth Game Sunday

Joe Dobson Hurls Red Sox Back Into Series Lead   American Leaguers Take Fifth Game of World Classic, 6-3, on Right-Hander’s Fine Pitching; Next Contest in St. Louis Sunday

“Cards ... 010000002 Sox..... 110001 30X   Bo-sox Take Cards 6-3; Lead Series   Boston Comes Back To Take “Saw” Game =-Collects 11 Hite

Red Sox Win, §to3;Take Lead in Series   Dobson: Stops Cards On: Four Hits; Pollet Driven Ogt in First

JOE DOBSON HOLDS CARDS TOFOUR HIT!   Survives Mates’ Errors tc Win Fifth Game of 1946 Classic.

Boston Again Forges Into Series Lead   Jae Dobson Holds Redbirds In -Check; Culberson Homers

Sox Come Back; Batter Redbirds  6 to 3 in Series   Dobson Turns Back St. Louis With 4 Hits To Give Boston 3 to 2 Game Edge ir 43rd Renewal of World Title Contest   ee Oe Oe 2 5:67/8/\9) R! Hi E Cards..0/1/0[0'01 01 oO jet star a Red Sox }1)1701010)/113)01x)/6/11'3

Sox Come Back; Batter Redbirds  6 to 3 in Series   Dobson Turns Back St. Louis With 4 Hit: To Give Boston 3 to 2 Game Edge ir 43rd Renewal of World Title Contest      LLi9(814'S CGI T7T\8(9 RHE Cards .../0/1/0(/0'010;0\0/2;383i4/1  ee A  Red Sox /1/11/0101/01/11310:x/6/11' 3

Dobson Tames St. Louis, 6-3   Coolidge Hurler Holds Cards To 4 Hits; Sox Lead Series, 3-2

Red Sox Now Lead  Series   Joe Dobson Turns Back Cardinals W ith Four Hits: Teams Moving to St. Louis

RED SOX TAKE FIFTH GAME TO LEAD SERIES   Joe Dobson Handcuffs St. Louis With Four’ Hits to Win - 6 ta 3 Game   SIXTH GAME.WILL BE .  PLAYED IN ST. LOUIS

Kaiser Made lew Profits.  He Testifies   Reports Losses By One Of His Big Companies

Fees Reasonable,  House Probe Told   One Large Firm Lost Money Each Year. Industrislist Declares

Kaiser Testifies Ship Plant Lost Money Each Year   No Profit, So Paid No Income Tax, He Tells House Group

No Tax Paid By Firms Because of ‘Net Loss’ Every Year, Declares Shipbuilder Today.  REPLIES ARE MADE AFTER QUESTIONS

KAISER SAYS PROFITS NOT EXCESSIVE   Says One of His  Enterprises Lost — Money Every Year

KAISER DENIES PROFITEERING IN SHIPYARDS   Lost So Much Money They Paid No Federal  Income Tax

DEMES FEES WERE EXCESSIVE   Kaiser’ Tells . Committee. One of  * His Firmy Actually Lost $18,000,000 — Denies Ownership in Glipin : Constriiction Company.

r Denies Profits cessive   Company Lost So It Didn't Pay Income Taxes  Tell, Committee

Stimson Says FDR Studied Japan Attack   Pearl Harbor Investigating Committee Winds Up Hearings.

FR. Considered Attack On Japs In 41: Stimson   Statement Given Pear Harbor Committee As Inquiry Ends.

FDR CONSIDERED ATTACKING JAPS. SIMSON ASSERTS   STATEMENT BY FORMER WAR SECRETARY ENDS PEARL HARBOR PROBE

Stimson Statement Ends Congressional P. H. Investigation  Former War Secretar,

FOR CONSIDERED ATTACKING JAPAN COMMITTEE TOLD   Statement Made To Committee By Stimson

Says Roosevelt Planned Attack On Jap Forces   Stimson’s Statement Ends Pearl Harbor  Investigation

FDR PONDERED JAPAN ATTACK, STIMSON SAYS   ‘Testimony Is Introduced As Pearl Harbor Probe In Concluded

Roosevelt Pondered  Hitting Japs First   Stimson Says President Felt Nipponese Expansion Endancered U. 8. Security

Pearl Harbor Investigation Ends With Stimson Seeing Roosevelt Set To Hit Japs

FDR May Have Planned Attack   Stimson Believes He . Was Considering Move on Jans

PROBERS VETO FILES PERUSAL   Pearl Harbor. Committee Closes Investigation

ATTACK ON JAPAN CONSIDERED   However FDR Never Announced Any Decision

Stimson Says FR Considered Attacking Japs   Reject ‘Look at Files’ Request as Pearl Harbor Probe Ends

CLOSE INQUIRY OF NIP RAID ON PEARL HARBOR   Stimson Believes FDR Wag Planning Attack on Japs Late in 1941

Former Secretary of War Says Top Military Men Did Not Know of Decision

Pearl Harbor Probe Ends with Statement by For ve Wnw €Casxeatans

Stimson Opines FD Considered __Attack On Japs   Former Secretary Of War In Statement As Probe Of Pearl Harbor Closes

FDR CONSIDERED BLOW AT JAPS, STIMSON SAYS   Pearl Harbor Group Advised That Roosevelt Kept 1941 Plans to Himself

Pearl Harbor Probe ls Ended  Stimson Says FDR Debated Blow at Jags

Stimson Believes Roosevelt Considered Attacking Japs But With Consent of the Conaress

PEARL HARBOR RECORD CLOSED   Committee Refuses Demand  For Check of Files

Congress Ends Pearl Harbor Quiz After Hearing of U. S. War Plans

. "DR Thought vi Attacking 42 In 194. 1.  4 ’ason Says  fo   e”  at Harbor Probe Ende On Statement By Ex-War Secretary

Attack on Jap Force in Asia Was Considered   Statement Ends Congress Study Of War's Start

Congressional  Pearl! Harbor Probe Is Ended   U.S. Considered Attack On Japan, Says Stimson

Former Cabinet Head Says F. R. Planned Attack   Brewster's Demand That Committee Look Into Senate Files for Messages Rejected

Nation’s Files Kept Closed To  Harbor Probers   Committee Votes to Deny Republicans Look At Roosevelt-Churchill Notes

F.D.R: Considered 1941 Jap Attack Stimson Says As Peari Probe Ends.

Congress Closes Investigation Of Pearl Harber   Roosevelt Thinking About Attack Late In °41, Says Stimson

P. H. Probe Ending; Stimson Says FDR Considered Asking Congress for Attack on Japs

Pearl Panel Puts Finis On Inquiry   Committee Rejects Move To Look Into Files For FDR-Churchill’s Secret Messages

PEARL HARBOR INQUIRY CLOSES   Stimson Savs Roosevelt Was Considering Attack On Japanese Late In 1941.

Pearl Harbor Probers Close Lengthy Record   Committee Turns Down Demand for Look Into State Dept: Files

Probe of Pear! Harbor Closed   Roosevelt Considering Attack on Japan in 1941, Stimson Says

Long Probe Of Jap Raid Is Wound Ur   Pearl Unit Hears F.R. Pondered Attack on

OHIOAN HELD AS TRIO SLAIN   Murder Charges to Be Filed  After Property Row Has Tragic Ending

Auto Workers to End Tieup '  in Detroit Today Little Progress Made in

I a a a mm cam es  Ford Strike to End Monday Other Tieups to Continue

FORD TIEUP ENDS, OTHERS STILL ON   .ocal in Hollywood Defies Order of AFL to Settle Ite Strika

Auto Workers to End Tieup ' in Detroit Today Little Progress  Made in Other Disputes

U. 5. Is Balking At UN Expense  gs if   Half of the Costs For 1947 Opposed

NATION BALKS AT PAYING OF “TION’S SHARE’   » Vandenberg Says U. S. . Should Not ‘‘Put Up” Over 25 Per Cent

U.S. Balking at ‘Nomination as U.N. Santa Claus  Budget Loads 50 Per Cent of Operating

Auditor Finds Cattle Missing  trom en  Thirty Head Bought In Georgetown Said To Be Lost “In Fos”

Soviet Demands To be Opposed   Reds Seek Informa’'on On Allied Troops in Non-Enemy States

U. S,, BRITAIN OPPOSE RUSSIAN DATA PROBE   Demand For Information On Troops Challenged

Red Right To Query © Challenged   U.S. To Seek Russian ' . Motive fre Trying To Uncover Troop. Disposal

Seek To Learn Dispositions Of Allied Units In Foreign Non-Enemvy States By Aetion

Seek Soviet Motive In Troop Issue   Move For Details Faces Opposition

OPPOSE SOVIET DEMANDS FOR MILITARY DAT!   U. S., Britain Ready to Crack Back at Request to Tell of Troon Disnnsitian

SOVIET BID FOR TROOP REPORT HITS OPPOSITION   British, U. S$. to Challenge Reds’ Demand for Information Under UN Charter

United States And Britain Oppose Red Demand For Troop Information

UN to Hear U.S., Britain Oppose Request For Report On Troops   Will Object To Reporting on Allicd Troops in Non-enemy Nations.

Soviet Demand Being Opposed   Russia Wants To Know Details On Allied Troop Disposition

SOVIET DEMANDS TO BE FOUGHT   Yanks, British Set To Oppose Troop Information’

Placement Of Troops Before U.N.   Rusgia’s Demand For Information Faces American And British Opposition

Russia s Demand For Allied Troop Data Opposed   U_S., Britain Reported Ready To Fight Right

Russian Demand For Data Fought   U. S., Britain Will Object To Giving Data On Troops

Reds Revive Bid for U. N. Troop Report   UL. S., Britain Set To Challenge Soviet Richt 10 Information

Russian Right To Details ls Challenged   Disposition of Bases, Men in Foreign States Poses Trouble

CROP OF “DYNAMIC” WHEAT, OF WHICH ONE-TENTH IS TO GO TO CHURCH. APPARENTLY BLESSED

Nationwide Tieup Cuts Into Stocks   Truman Tells Steel Heads  Aecord Vital to U. S.

Meeting Called Today In Capital   Conferees Strive » To Halt Steel Strike

President May Offer Plan in Steel Dispute   Threat of Another National Telephone Walkout Developes

LEGAL ACTION AGAINST UMW MAY BE ASKED   Coal Mine Shutdown Confronts Nation In Dispute

“BIG TAREE MEETING 19 IN OFFING   Bevin Says Agreement Is Scrap of Paper

Hicswa Escapes, Recaptured In Jap House of Prostitution   Condemned Yank Shocks Parents

Soldier Under Sentence Of Death Escapes From Stockade And Is Promptly Recaptured

Soldier, Condemned To Die, Flees Yokohama Prison, But Is Recaptured

Condemned GI Found In Jap , Geisha House After Escape; May Injure Coming Appeal

Hicswa Taken After Escape   Find Condemned Man With Japanese Girl

GI, Condemned In Death Of 2 Japs, Escapes; Is Recaptured   Pfc. Hicswa Escapes in Company of Jap Black Market Suspect and Convicted Soldier — MP's Quickly Round Them Up

Gl, Condemned To Death, Flees Army Stockade   Pvt. Joseph Hicswa Is Apprehended Less than Hour Later

Hieswa Escapes; Is Recaptured   Parents Shocked— Planned to Appeal Sentence Tomorrow

Hicswa Brought Back To Stockade   Parents To Testify Tomorrow In Effort  To Save Life

Yank ink Nabbed After Escape  Hicswa, Under Death . Penalty, Breaks Jail

Condemned Private Escapes Stockade  Hicswa Recaptured In Japanese House OF Prostitution

DEATH TOLL 1! TEHEMENT FIDE NOW 73   Hope for Lives Of 13 Others ls Abandoned

Twenty Known Dead In Tenement Ruins   Rescue Workers Give Up Hope For Lives Of 16 Others Buried Under Rubble

RECOVER 20 DEAD BODIES FROM RUINS OF TENEMENT   Give Up Hope For 16 Others Thought In The Pile Of Rubble

Give > Up Hope For 15 Believed Still Buried in House   Weary Workers Dig Ahead With Bodies of 21 Persons Recovered

Hope for Lives of 13 Wanes   Rescue Workers Toil All Night at Scene of Manhattan Tragedy

21 Known to Have Perished  In Tenement   Rescue Workers Claw Through Rubble Hunting 17 Missing Persons

20 PERSONS KILLED IN FIRE, TENEMENT WRECK IN NEW YORK: OTHERS BURIED UNDER RUBBLE

{ .  ‘Wope Abandoned For Lives   Of 15 Others Believed Buried Under Tons  OL Rubble

21 Bodies Found, 15 Missing In    Tenement Fal None Believed Alive: Rescuers Use Shavels To Clear Debris

Tired Workers Give up Hope  For 12 Lives   21 Bodies Already Taken From Wreck Of Collapsed House

Give Up Hope f for Lives Of 15 Buried Under NY Tenement Wrackhe..

Crews Work All Night in Glare of Searchlights; Two Boys Held for One Fire, Second Is Mystery

New York Fire Toll Grows; Boys ‘Held For Arson   16 Still Missing In Tenement Debris; Over 30 Injured

Hope Given Up for 16 Others Buried in Ruins   Steam Shovels Supplant Careful Hand Digging Used To Save

Bodies of 23 Victims of  Tenement Crash Removed; Hope for Survivors Fade

TWENTY-THREE BODIES FOUND IN WRECKACE   Hope Abandoned For 13 Other: Believed Trapped in Debris of Bullding   STEAM SHOVELS TO BE _ USED TO MOVE RUBBLE

Give Up Hope For Sixteen....  21 Of Dead Recovered; Believe Toll To Reach * 360 In New York Cave-I:

Give Up Hope For 15 Buried Under Debris   Two Boys Arrested For Delinquency; Charged With Arson

Take 20 Bodies From Wreckage   Hope Given Up for Lives of 16 Others Believed Buried

Abandon Hope 16 Trapped fn Flat Remain Alive   Bodies Of 20 Already Removed From Wreckage Of Tenement.

Known Killed In Crash Now 21   Fifteen Others Are Feared Dead In N.Y. Tragedy

Search Ruins For Dead —   Hope Lost of Finding Any Still Alive in Wrecked Tenement

ANOTHER POLIO CASE   » $-Year Old Diana Whitney Is Taken To Hospital in K. C.

Fund Campaign For Recreation  Program Planned Sept. 18 & 19      (Henry Addresses ‘Local Students

Sa Ce EEE OS SS , +e ee  Fund Camp: ampaign For Recreation  Prog ogram Planned Sept. 18 & 19   Henry Addresses  Local Students

CLAIM TEVELIN, EX-POLICEMAN, TOOK OWN LIFE      Was Committed To Farview Hospital After His Indictment

EXPECT YUKON COLD WAVE IN AREA TONIGHT   Temperatures To Take Nose-Dive To Sub-Freezing Levels

A BOOM IN INDUSTRY   88 More Kansas Owned and Operated Corporations Started

TWO ARE KULED Ad AIRPLANE FALLS   DC-3 Falls Near Holly Springs, Miss., on Flight,

STRIKES CAUSE BIG TIME LOSS.   : MILLIONS: oF. ee "MAN-DAYS: OF") _WORK LOST

TRUMAN TAKES BERMUDA TRIP   Vacation Yacht Heads South For Cruise Of Gulf Stream

TRUMAN'S SHIP HEADING SOUTH   ‘Weather Forces President To Change Vacation Plans; Maine Cruise Out

TRUMAN'S YACHT HEADS FOR BERMUDA   Cruise Up Maine Coast Abandoned After Kunning Inte Rain and Chu Air.

Weather Changes Tr uman’s s Plan; He’s Now on Tour lito “Nowhere”

Truman Switches Vacation Plans,  Heads Southward   Destination Not . Fixed, Says Ross

TRUMAN SHIFTS PLANS FOR N. E. VACATION     Weather Causes President t Turn Southward     Chief Executive Reported Sayln  Torpedo Siation Should Be

TRUMAN VACATION PLANS. ALTERED BY COASTAL WEATHER   Presidential Yacht Headed for South Instead of {or Maine Coast

TRUMAN SHIFTS VACATION PLAN   Weather Causes Him To Turn South instead Of Toward Maine

New England Cold Drives  Truman South   Missouri President Changes His  WVaecatinn Plans

Jew Leaders Hold Parley   May Decide To Take  Part In Conference

SS Not Able To Fill Quota   Director Hershey Says Lagging Draft Calls Were Due  To Volunteering.

HERSHEY ASKS TO KEEP DRAFT   VOLUNTEERING REASON FOR NOT MEETING QUOTA

Draft Eligibles Are Enlisting  Selective Service Can’t Fill Quotas

Congress Urged To Extend Draff Law By Hershey   Would Have Uniform Period Of Service, Lower Standards

Draft Director Explains Lag In Inductions   Gen. Hershey Urges Extension of Draft Law Bevond May 15

Hershey Asks Extension: Of Draft Law   Se Many Droft Eligibles Volunteering, Draft Service Behind Its Quote

QUOTA IS. NOT MET   Hershey Says Draft Boards Cannot Supply 50,000 Men

HERSHEY GIVES DRAFT REVIEW   Selective Service Head Declares Quotas Hoard To Fill, Cites Volunteers

Hershey Asks Continuation  Of Draft Law   National Selective Service Head Suggests Definite Period of 18 Months of Army Life.

COUNTY FAIR BOARD MEETS IN MATTOON   Directors Hear Reports of Improvements at Grounds

Police Hold Men Acting For Soviet   Reported Secret Government Data To Foreign Power

Soviet Charged In Spy Arrests   Twelve Reported Jailed as Canada Acts To Protect Military Secrets

Bomb Secret Believed Safe From Soviets   Radar Information Possibly Divalged By Canadian Ringe   Seare in Eneland

Canadians Name Soviet In Spy Plot   Mounties Holding Suspects While Continuing Raids

Soviet Spies Fail To Get  Atom Secret   Canadian Bares This In Stating Russia Obtained Private Data

Y. N. COUNCIL NEAR VOTE ON BALKAN ISSUE   Russia Faces Defeat On Complaint Against Greece On Basis of Preliminary Survey   WILL BALLOT FRIDAY

Boston Woman _ _ Said Strangled_ By Short-Negro   Hub Police Say Murderer Also Tried To Kill Chikl  _ Trying..To Aid Parent.

Municipal Pool Life Guards Take  Red Cross Course   Local Chapter Sends Four To School At Camp Dodge

Municipal Pool  Life Guards Take Red Cross Course  Local Chapter Send Four To School

WARTIME ARMY GENERAL SAYS FIRE WORSE THAN “OVER THERE” OTHER CUESTS TELL OF FRICHT

Major Calls Fire “Worse Than Anything Over There’   Mattresses Ralk Flaines

Survivors Tell: Story of Fight to Escape Fire   Worse Than Battle, Is “ Comment of General Alter Rescue

TERROR TALES TOLD BY GUESTS   ae Say s Hotel Blaze Worse Than War

General Reports (n Hotel Fire   Says Fire Worse Than Anything Encountered In War

—Hopes Rise For Worldwide Peace—  ARMS SLASH JOB HANDED COUNCIL   » ++ UN. Assembly Winds Up Historic Session

DOSE CREEK, BAYTOW" ARD ELLY ISOLATED: BEAUMONT TLL. PARTLY NHRERWATER

Patterson Branded \No. 1! Enemy By Jeering Mob; Demonstration Orderly

PEACE PARLEY  BLAMED FOR WASTING TIME   Prime Minister of Canada Sees Future Endangered by, Futile Talk.

Canadian Raps Wasting of Time At Peace Parley   Prime Minister Honors Men Who Lost Lives in Dieppe Raid

KING CHARGES CONFEREES ARE WASTING TIME   Delegates ‘Endangering The Future’ Prime Minister Says At Dieppe   FOURTH WEEK’ STARTS   Commissions Meet, Wrangling Over Technicalities Takes Precedence Again

CLAIMS PEACE CONFERENCE IS WASTING TIME      Paris Meeting Still Tied Up Detail Of Procedure, King Charges

Canadian Cites Price Ot Freedom   ‘Decent Instruments Of Peace Is Greatest Need

Parley Procedure Quibbles Menace Peace, King Says   Canadian Prime Minister Hits Prolonged Debate as Waste of Time   BICKERINGS DELAY WORK ON TREATIES   Premier’s C-iticism of Procedural Tangle Third In Few Days

Parley Delay Draws Attack   Peace Highest Duty, Says MacKenzie Kine

Three Groups af Parley in Paris Delay Decisions   Italian, Hungarian, Finnish Commissions Row Over Procedure

MACKENZIE KING RAPS SLOW PACE AT PEACE PARLE   Warns Delegates Peace i: Being Endangered By _ Futile Wrenalian

King Charges World Peace Is Endangered   Canadian Says Conference Wasting Vital Time

Most Discussions Proving Futile ‘Declares Premier   Castigation By Head Of Canadain Governmen For Laggard Pace Of Conferees Was The Third One In Three Days.

PEACE MEET STARTS ITS FOURTH WEEK   »Mackenzie King Says Conference Is Wasting Time

King Hits Peace Parley Stalling   Delaying Tactics Are’ Endangering Peace, Canadian Says

To Increase Milk, Butter Prices Soon   One Cent a Quart for Milk Ten to 12 Cents a Pound for Butter

fank Chiefs Mad’ at Red:  in Detentior ‘Something May Happen’ Unless Couple Released

Command Is Geffing Mad At Russ Attitude   Officer Says Something May Happen if Officer, Wife Not Freed

‘Americans Angry Over Retention Of Couple In Red Occupation Zone

Soviets Promise To Free Yanks Held In Zone  U. S. Officer, Wife Missing Since July;

YANKS GETTING HOT OVER RUSSIAN ACTION   Army Officer Says Something Will Happen If American§ Are No} Released in Berlin

Army Angered By Russians  In Germany   Drastic Action May Be Taken to Get Couple Returned

REDS LIKELY WILL RELEASE U.S, COUPLE   Army Officers Are Angry Over Alleged  Soviet Broken Promises

Tempers Getting Short, High U.S. Officer Says; ‘Claims Reds Break Faith

Court Order Averts Pittsburgh Walkout   Electric Power Workers Ready to Leave Job--Companies, Unions Ordered ta Canfer

Court Order Stop: Power Strike in Pittsburgh Area   Judge Gives Injunction Just as Strike Begins; Company Also Is Restrained

CITY IS SAVE IN DRAMATIC FASHION   Court Order Is Issued At Last Minute   ANY ACTIVITIES   Which Will Imperil Public Health Forbidden By Judge’s Verdict

JUDGE STALLS POWER STRIKE   Court ~Orders-= Negotiation To Air Dispute

INJUNCTION NIPS POWER STRIKE IN PITTSBURGH   Averts Blackout in Stee Area for Time Being

Court Halts Power Strike   Injunction Orders Pittsburgh Electric Workers Back to Jobs

JUDGE'S ORDER AVERTS TIEUP OF ELECTRICITY   Injunction Brings Delay In Pittsburgh Power Workers’ Strike

POWER KEPT ON AT PITTSBURGH BY COURT MOVE   Threatened Strike Averted At Last Minute As City Obtains Injunction

Injunction Forestalls Power Strike Threatening Paralysis in Steel Area

COURT HALTS POWER STRIKE   Last Minute Order Prevents Pittsburch Blackout.

Last-Minute Court Order Halts Power Union Strike   ‘Injunction Directs Pittsburgh Groups Start Negotiations

ELECTRIC COMPANY EMPLOYES STRIKE TS ENDED QUICKLY   Court Order, Stressing Public Interest and Welfare, Curbs Walkout

Court Order Halts Strike   Hearing on Friday In Pittsburgh Power Dispute

STRIKE HELD UP BY COURT ORDER   At Least ‘Temporary End Brought To Pittsburgh Powe. Strike.

Court Order Ends Threat of Strike   Injunction Requires Rescission of Strike Order at Pittsburgh

Court Averis Power Strike In Pittsburgh   Enjoins Union From hn: periling Lives, Property and Well Being Of. Citizens

Injunction Nips Power Strike In Pittsburgh Area  Court Stresses  Public Welfare

DUBUQUE FIRE TOLL UP TO 17   Find $5,000 And Bonds in Unlocked Hotel Safe

Total Dead in Hotel Blaze 1/  Find Charred Body In Dubuque Hostel

HOTEL FIRE DEATH TOLL RISES TO 17; 13 STILL MISSING   Another Unidentified Body Uncovered on Fourth Floor of Charred Structure at Dubuque, Ia,   14 iN HOSPITALS; . INVESTIGATION BEGINS   Coroner Says Blaze Apparently Started in Basement Under the Cocktail Raom.

TOLLRAISED T0 19 INDUBUQUE   Continue Search for Additional Bodies In Hotel Fire

Nine Persons Still Missing In lowa Fire   Death Toll In Dubuque Hotel Blaze Rises To 17 —Fear More Are Dead

Big Four Will Probably Call 21-Nation Parley   Meeting Likely Be Called Around July 25

(M on’ Comes To U.S. To Live Among The GI’s She Befriended In Beletum

Every Day Is Mother's Day For Her Now   Delaney Mokes Possible Visit of Belgian Woman To Homes of Her Gi “‘Boys’

Ingham Battle Hits Lull Today   Kim Sigler Prepares To Petition Court

SIGLER BATTLE AT STANDSTILI   Prosecutor, Judge Coash Senate Probers Seek New Ammunition

QUHOOL BAY 1 HURT ALIGHTING FROM BUS   Extent of His Injuries Not As Yet Determined   STEPS INTO CAR’S PATH

WALKOUT ENDED BY EXPRESSMEN   Fact-Finding Board To Study Dispute Is Named By Truman

MOVES 10 AVERT EXPRESS WALKOUT   ‘ : ‘TRUMAN NAMES FACT-FINDING BOARD UNDER RAILWAY MEDIATION ACT.

SPOTS ON SUN DISRUPT RADIO   Channel to Europe Entirely Blacked Out

MINERS, OPERATORS CAUGHT FLATFOOTED BY LEWIS’ ORDER   Miners Concerned Over Unem- ployment Compensation

Can’t Ride On Public Buses, )Strauss Holds   Assistant Iowa AttorneyGeneral Writes Opinion Yor Education Board

School Bus Service Is Restrictec   School Districts Can't Transport Pupils to Private Schools.

PRESIDENT APPEALS TO PUBLIC OPINION   Asks Nation-Wide Lobby in Support of His Program For Successful Reconversion.

KURDISH ARMIES JOIN FORCES IN EFFORT TO UNITE   Attempt To Re-Establish Ancient Nation Of Kurdistan Result Of Action

SEEK MISSING PLANE WITH 32 MEN ABOARD   One Of 6 Planes  Transferring Marine Unit

Fog Hampers Aerial Search in Washington   Craft Carrying Contingent from San Diego to Seattle in Bad Weather

Search Started In Rough Area For Giant Ship   One of Marine Corp Planes Transferring Troops to Seattle In Rough Weather

FOG HAMPERS AIR HUNT FOR MARINE PLANE   Disappears Tuesday Night in Rugged Cascade Mountains

Foe Hampers Search for Marine Plane   Report Ship Sighted Is Declared  In Error

SIEMONSMA RITES HELD SATURDAY   Former Remsen Woman Passed Away in Rush more. Minn.

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  Ry FRANK R KENT   By FRANK R. KENT   Impudence

ASKS SPEED ON ATOM: CONTRO!   Truman Wants Quick Action on Atomic Energy

SUGGESTS BILL SET UP CONTROL COMMISSION TO ADMINISTER PROVISIONS

Legislation On A-bomb Demanded   President Truman Send Message to Congress—  Requests Speed

Truman Asks for Atomic Legisiation   Wants Laws Enacted With "Utmost Speed"

Solons Get 5-Point Curb Plan   Exclusive Government Hold on Uranium Asked by President

Rush Legislation, Truman Asks Congressmen   Asks Exclusive U. S. Rights to Uranium 235, Other Sources

Attlee  Has U.S. Message   On Proposed Plan For Dividing Palestine; Situation Tense in Holy Land

‘suggests Larger  Renion for Jews; _ Cabinet Meet:  Proposal Differs From   Proposal Differs From + London's Ideas On Pe: Haly Land

Truman Outline: Palestine Plan    Report Asserts U. S. Proposes  Widenine of Tewish Zane

PRESIDENT’S ANSWER TO DIVISION PLAN IS RECEIVED BY BRITISH   CONTENTS NOT TOLD; POLICY TO BE SAME IN SPITE OF RIOTS

Britons Study  Truman Reply On Palestine   Secret Radio Calls For General Revolt By Jews in Palestine

Truman Suggests Larger Zone For Jews in Reply to British Plan for Dividing Palestine   Contents of President’s Note to Attlee Are Not Disclosed; Special Meeting of Cabinet to Be Called to Consider Proposal

Truman Suggests Larger Jewish Zone in Palestine;  Holy Land Remains Tense   British Cabinet Reaffirms Interim Policy of Shutting Off All Ilegal Jewish Immigration to Palestine; Army and Navy Get Additional Orders

TRUMAN REPLIES TO PROPOSAL T0 — SPLIT PALESTINE   President Suggests Larger Jewish Zone With More Power to Control Its Immigration.   BRITISH CABINET TO CONSIDER PLAN   Holy Land Remains Tense as Air and Sea Operations to Keep Out Jews Are Expanded.

Truman Offers Own Palestine Division Plan   Much Larger Jewish Zone  , Reported in Outline Gont Retiaia

Temperatures   Armed Forces Ordered to Take Any Steps Necessary to End Unauthorized Entry Of Tews: American Money Aid Rapped

A New U.S. Proposal on Holy Land   Plan Is Believed to Recommend Larger Jewish Zone; British Will Stick to Course

Truman Said To Seek More Land for Jews   Replies to Plan for P, tition of Palestine  British Fipr“on Immiarution

Cabinet Hears’ Protests from - Miltary Bat Palestine Program Unchanged   ARMED SERVICES WILL TAKE NECESSARY ACTION

Truman Reported to Hav Sent Attlee Message On Palestine-Dividing Plan

TRUMAN IN NEW PARTITION PLAN FOR PALESTINE   British Reaffirm Plan To Shut Off Jewish Flow To Holy Land ‘

LARGER JEWISH ZONE. U.S. PLE   Palestine Dividing Plan Ans wer Released By — Britieh

ST. JOSEPH DRAMATIC. ' CLUB OF COPTLEVILLE og ee TO PRESENT PLA}

lran Signs Agreement For Soviet Withdrawal   Accord:Provides For Future Consideration of. Oil Concessions to Soviet Union; Azerbaijan * Problem:Recognized as “Internal Affair’

Full Accord on Major Issues, Statement Says   Date Set For Troop Withdrawal, Joint Operation of Oi Company Seen   By JOSEPH Co GOODWIN

Tehran Government Announces Accord On Withdrawal Of Soviet Troops, Oil Concessions And Azerbaijan Problem—No Formal Treaty Signed, But Cabinet Gives Unanimous Approval To Settlement Basis—  U. N. Diplomats Receive News With Caution

Concerns Oil, Troops and Azerbaijan   Word Received With Caution By Delegates to U. N. Council

Iran, Russia In Accord on Three Points   No Formal Treaty Signed But Agreement Reached On Removal of Troops, Oil and Azerbaijan

Plan Joint Company In North Persia   Accord On Troop Removal And Azerbaijan Also Reached.

Settled Problems Include Azerbaijan And Qil Privileges   Formally Signed Communique at 3:30 This Morn

Troops To Be Out Of Nation By May First   Joint Oil Company To Be Formed; Azerbaijan ‘Ins ternal Affair.’ ‘   UNANIMOUS APPROVAL!

IRANIAN-BUSSIAN AGREEMENT HAS BEEN REACHED   On Withdrawal of “Soviet Troops, Oil and Azerbaijan.   ALL QUESTIONS SETTLED   On a Basis of Complete Reciprocity and Good Will.

Russ, lran Sign Gil Trog n Part  i {YOO vot Gue   Withdrawal of Red Army by Early May, Petroleum Concession, Moscow ‘Hands-Off’ Policy in Azerbaijan Province Approved

OUTSTANDING ISSUES ARE ALL SETTLED   Rec Army Troops Te Evacuate Territory Within One and Half Months From March 24   REACTIONS FAVORABLE

Accord Based On Reciprocity And Good Will   Soviets to Withdraw; Oil Deal Made; Iran to  Handle Azerbaijan 

Russ and Iran Sign Agreement To Form Joint  OilCorporation   Proposal Will Be Submitted to Parliament Within Seven Months   ‘All Issues Settled,’ Iran Official Asserts

ALL DISPUTES REPORTED SETTLED   Soviets To Leave Within 45 Days Of March 24   SECURITY COUNCIL   Turns To Other Problems; Delegates To View Proposed Headquarters

REACH TERMS ON EVACUATION AND Ol DEAL   Russia Agrees To Hands. Off Policy On Azerbaijan Question

Concerns Oil, Troops and Azerbaijan  Word Received With Caution By Delegates to.

Russia  And Iran Sign Pact   “Complete Agreement” Reached On Evacuation Of Soviet Troops,  Oil and Azerbaijan

lran, Russia In Agreement   Sign Deal on Troop Withdrawal, Oil Rights, Azerbaijan Problem

Reds Get iran Oil in Pact   lran and Russia Reach Agreement On Oil, Troops

Negotiations Continued By Both Nations   Accord Provides Averbaijon Probleny Would Be Reeognized As “Inters nal Affniv’”®   Council Turns ‘To Routine Problems   Diplomatic Authorities Expeess Belief Russia Prohabty Will Suceeed tu Securing OH Rights

Nation Reports Agreement On Troop Withdrawal and  Future Decisions on Oil

Iranian Pact With Russia Announced   All “Outstanding Questions Settled,”’ lran’s Minister of Propadcanda Asserts

Russian Troops to Evacuate, Russia to Get Oil, Azerbaijan Becomes Iran Problem

Negotiations Successful At Tehran   Troops Withdrawal, Oil And Azerbaijan Disputes Quieted

Resume Negotiations  Court Upholds Board's Action For A-C Contempt

Badger Court Upholds Ruling  Board Had Right to Start Proceedinas

HIGHWAY LOCATION MEETING TOPIC AT YANKTON MONDAY   Local Delegation Offers Proposal On ChicagoBlack Hills Route

Akron Men Seek Highway 3 Route ©  Cross Iowa Road © Runs Through Town

Charles Killed Sister In Gun Accident Last Year: Kills Self This

Montana Shivers Under Severe Cold Wave Today  Icy Winds Roar Dow From Canada;

Montana Shivers Under Severe Cold Wave Joday  Iey Winds Roar Dowr From Canada; Temperatures Drop

FACT-FINDING.. ‘PROPOSAL HIT BY AFL CHIE   PRESIDENTS RADIO. APPEAL * FOR SUPPORT OF IMs PRO. GRAM BRINGS MIXED: -REACTION

Firemen Search Charred Ruins Of Iowa Hotel  wa. ee CU er ee Ieee   Many Forced To Leap From Windows To ' Escape

FORTY INJURED, MANY IN. LEAPS FROM WINDOWS   Seven or Eight Unaccounted for, Says Secretary of Red Cross Chapter   REGISTER LISTS MORE   Whereabouts of at Least 16 Not Yet Established, According to lt

Firemen Fear  More Bodies Ir Burned Hotel   Check Of Watersoakec Register Discloses Names Of 21  Persons Missing,

FIFTEEN BODIES FOUND IN RUINS OF IOWA BUILDING   Red Cross Reports 22 Missing: Search Delayed by —  as munbed ccon thi eclie

IN DUBUQUE, IOWA FIRE: TOLL RISING   Search of Ruins Today Is Expected to Yield Other Bodies; Stories of Tragedy Related.   START SIMILAR TO LA SALLE CASE

11 Others Are Unaccounted for Following Fire   Threat of Collapse Delays Search in Dubuque Structure

Fifteen Known Dead At Dubuque; Many Others Missing; Search Delayed

FIREMEN FEAR MORE DEAD ARE STILLIN RUINS   Twenty - one Persons SCill Unaccounted For, Register Shows

Second Hotel Fire Leaves 15 Victims   Dangerous Walls Halt Search For Bodies

FIREMEN FEAR HOTEL RUINS MAY HIDE MORE   21 Persons Are Reported As Missing Following Weekend Blaze   40 LISTED INJURED   Panic-Stricken Guests Are Trapped By Fast-Spreading Flames In lowa Hotel

Weather Forecast   Fear Death Toll In Iowa Hotel Fire May Mount To Thirty Six

DEATH TOLL» IN DUBUQUE. FIRE UNKNOWN   15 Bodies. Taken From Hotel; Expec' To Find More .

Federal Officials Study Possible Use Of ‘Inch’ Pipe Lines To Offset Strike

Pipelines May Be Used To Carry Texas Gas to Fuelless Eastern Cities

SEIN JOB CHANCES       MORE—"EMPLOYMENT_OTPOR TUNITIE i              STEADY RISE IN THE  A PLACEMENTS

Wage Rates, Hiring Issue  Agreed Upon   Both Sides Praised By Conciliator for Sincere Bargaining

Armed Forces Pay Bill Becomes Law   July Pay to Amount To $50.000.000 More —Draft Act Continued

President Signs Forces Pay Rise   Servicemen Will Get Extra Pay This Month

Robs Middleton, Tenn., Bank All Alone, But Is Captured Hiding In High School

Red Cross Conference in Geneva Reflects World Foar of Another War

Women And. ANE SE BF Cmetaren it Future Wars   International Réd Cross Discusses Ex tablishment of Sécurily Zone For Them In Battle Arena

Black Markets In Meat ‘Runnine Wild’ in Nation   Outlook Gloomy For Legitimate Buying, Selling

SHORTAGE HITS ENTIRE NATION   Black Markets Flourish As Retail Markets Shut Down

HEARING WILL SIGNAL START OF SHUTDOWN   City Takes Emergency Measures to Cope With Walkout

Pitishurgh Faces Power Strike ~  Health Protection Measures Taken

n-Again Power Walkout Finds Area on Aler   Union Orders Members To Court Session Today

Pittsburgh Prepares For Power Co. Strike   Widespread Precautions Taken to Protect Health, Safety

NAZIS PLANNED CHANGING MAP   PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF LARGE PART OF FRANCE <A D- CREATING-NEW==—

NEGRO SLAYER REFUSED WRIT   Judge Denies Plea to Stay ‘Second Execution’

Yugoslavs Claim Greece Menaces Balkan Peace   Withdrawal of U.S. . Wars hips and British Troops  From Area Is Demanded

Slavs Wanting England, U.S. Out of Greece   Conference Envoy Demands New Deal For Balkan States

GHINCSE STUDENT OUTBREAK TRACED TO COMMUNISTS   Fuhten University Co-eds  Spurn Anti-Americon Heamonciroation

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   BY DEWITT MacKENZIE ? Foreign Affairs Analyst

Russians Are Taking Over the Economic Prizes Hitler Threw Away in Polish Area

RUSSIAN-POLISH ECONOMIC PACT CLUE TO NEW MARCH OF SOVIET FOR TRADE DOMINATION IN FAST

Soviet Russia Building Great Economic Empire _ From Lands Thrown Away by Hitler   TAKING OVER PRIZE BITTER THRU AWAY

Today’s Outlook   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

PROBE PROFITS OF SHIPBUILOING FIRMS   Shoestring investments Paid Big Dividends

Shipbuilding Probe Starts September 23   Huge Profits On ‘‘Shoe string Investments’ Are To Undergo Investioation

BIG PACKERS  SLOW TO BUY      LIVESTOCK CONTINUES TO ARRIVE IN LARGE QUANTITIES ’ AT TILE CHICAGO STOCKYARDS

O'Dwyer Fears Strike Fights   Trucking Tie-Lp Mav Cause Bloodshed

Mayor O’Dwyer  Declares Union Officers Ilave Lost Control. Charges Communist [Is Leading Strike

New York Mayor Fears Bloodshed   Truck Strike Peace Move Is Demanded

TOBIN GETS BLAME FOR TIEUP INN. Y.   Mayor O’Dwyer Fears Bloodshed Unless  International Steps in

Claims Are Filed Against City for Mob Damage   Action Also Entered Against Sheriff in Death of Youth

Claims Are Filed Against City for Mob Damage  _ Action Also Enterec   Action Also Entered Against Sheriff in Death of Youth

SKILLED WORKERS REPORTED IDLE  Hundreds Seek Jobs In City As Unemployment Increases

VESPER SERVICES AT LINDE ENWOOD” SUNBAY EVENING   Rev. Dr. H. T: Scherer  “Will be the ., Guest ‘Spdaker. Public Invited, “gi

Meri SuRveCES       Rew. Dr. HIE, Soljetat\ WUT be! the ‘Guest Speake Rb lic

How Did He Secure the Poison Vial?   None of Eleven Supposed to Know Day of Execution Had Arrived

Keen Mystery In Source Of Poison For Goering   kmerican Army Officers Are Reluctant To Talk About Historic Slip

GOERING CHEATS GALLOWS = WITH DOSE OF POISON   Special Board Probing Last Act Of Hitler’s Right Hand Helper

Source of Poison — Taken By Goering Subiect of Probe   Special Panel Convened  Immediately By Army; No Arrests in Sight

Army Board of Officers Seek to Learn How Goering Got Poison, How He Knew When to Take It

$64 Quiz; From Whence Poison?—_ Probers Silent on Suicide   How'd He Know? (2nd Poser, Too, ‘Stumps Experts

WERMES-RORRICH. MARRIED SUNDAY   Loretta Wermes and Henry _ Rohrich United in Quiet  Ceremony

SV SCA SAW SEALE     Spirit Of Uncertainty Is Abroad In The American German Occupation Zone

Vewillt WiGCINOCNZIC OAYS.  Spirit Of Uncertainty Bo thers Germany

Watker Surrendered   Order of Falcons Established, Headed by Wilmer Steeples

FIVE KILLED IN MYSTERY BLAST AT WELCH, W.VA.   Way Cleared to Reach Remaining Men Trapped In Coal Shaft

ONLY 75 KNOWN SAFE FOLLOWING BLAST IN SHAFI   2°67 on Job When Explesion Oc curred; Some Walked to Surface

Blast Rocks Workings in W. Virginia   More Than 200 Saved 5 Known Dead Out Of 265 Involved.

BLAST DAMAGES WEST VIRGINIA TOWN OF 6,000   ‘Very Violent? Explosion Rocks Mine; Same Injured Removed

BLAST KILLS FIVE, 65 MORE STILL TRAPPED   Children Hurt, School Damaged

Five Killed In™ West Virginia. Mine Explosion   200 Already Rescued From Shaft; Cause of Blast Unknown

Butane Gas Blast At  Clinton Burns Two   Five Miners Killed By Explosion

Blast Traps Over 150 Menin Mine   At Least Five Killed in West Virginia Shaft—Hope  to Rescue Most

May Be Time For Britain To Take A Chance   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst

Problem Of Jews Big One  Positions Of   Positions Of British Tedious

ee  Officers Nearing Robbery Solution   North Wilkesboro Poker Game Interrupted By Holdup

Urges Action “Prompily on Bomb Contre!   Wants Nations to Pledge for World  DoIt Codbacen

UNO Schedules Atomic Issue for Early Debate   Byrnes Calls for Prompt Approval of Proposed Special Commission—Britain May Offer Palestine Trusteeship

Byrnes Asks UNO To Act On Atomies   Big N Nations Urged To Use ) Their Power As ‘Sacred ~ Trust’ For Good Of All  1

NOTE PERILS U.S. ‘AN CANCESTONG  Tet te Nad tht BU Nt ee et i eH Ee

ORGANIZATION OF  HGH SCODOL P-1) IS APPROVED   Parents and Teachers Vote to Dissolve Schoo Band Boosters Club

ORGANIZATION OF HIGH SCOODL PT iS APPROVED   Parents and Teachers Vote to Dissolve School ' Band Boosters Club.

North Western Tests “Slowtone  Safety Device Used on Bluffs’ Runs

NO AGTION ON A CLEMENCY PLEA OF YAMASHITA   The War Department Announced Today Truman’s . Answer,   MAC ARTHUR NOTIFIED   The Death Sentence Was Held Up Pending the President’s Answer.

Truman Refuses To Save Yamashita From Gallows   Fate Of Condemned Japanese General, Guilty Of Atrocities In Philippines, Now Rests With General MacArthur

Truman Will Kramer Asks Not Save Life File Search Of Yamashita By Probers

Truman Ignores  Yamashita Plea   Will Take No Action on Clemency Appeal: - Mac Is Notified

YAMASHITA’S PLEA IGNORED   President Will ‘Take Na  Action On Reéquest For Clemency

“TIGER” LOSES PLEA T0 TRUMAN   Yamashita's Fate Back to MacArthur

Yamashita Plea Goes Unheeded   War Department Says Truman to Take No Action on Plea

Truman Will Nof Ad On Jan's Plea   Will Let Yamashita Death Sentence Stand Unless MacArthur Changes It

GEN, YAMASHITA PLEA 1S. DENIED   President Declines to Act On Clemency Appeal

\JAP’S FATE GOES BACK TC RM achRTHUA   Court Upholds Death Sentence Of Commission

Truman Turns Down Appeal Of Yamashita   President’s Decision Leaves Fate of Japanese Commander ‘in Hands of! General MacArthur

  DELAY HANGING OF YAMASHITA   Reprieve Granted While Tru: man Makes Final Review

Fate of Jap General Up to MacArthur   “Tiger of Malaya’? Had Sought Clemency From Sentence of Hanging

TRUMAN REFUSES TO CONSIDER PLEA FOR LIFE OF YAMASHITA  MACARTHUR NOTIFIED JAP GENERAL’S FATE AGAIN UP TO HIX —-

Yamashita Clemency Bid Is Losi  atin wd Kink   President Not to Intervene for Him

Truman Denies Yamashita Plea   General's Fate in MacArthur's Hands

MARITIME STRIKE 24 HOURS AWAY   Change in Wage Ruling Only Alternative

Shipping Strike Threat Serious   Decision Necessary Within 24 Hours to Prevent Walkout

Speed Decision  On Union Demands For Reversal  Of Wage Decision; Workers Would Leave Ships Thursday Noon

Nationwide Tieup May Resu!t From Strike Threatened Within 24 Hours.

SAILORS START LEAVING SHIPS THURSDAY NOON   Government Springs Into Action to Avert Strike

Western Powers Score Victory  Ministers Agree on Trieste Question

Trieste Police Problem Ended   Governor Would be Given Power to Act in Emergency 

WESTERN ALLIES IN MODIFIED VICTORY   Molotov Finalis Admits That Gevtrnor OF Trieste Should Hare Power In Emerrencies

WON CLAIMS WALKOUT 1007. EEC TIVE   Expect 400,000 Men to Be Idle Friday; wage Board Blamed

Greatest Strike Of Sailors Hits Every Harbor   Schwellenbach’s Last-Minute Plea Iqnored by Union

British Crops Are Feared Ruined  Devastating Storm Sweeps Islands

Rain, Floods Hurt British Food Supply  Ripening Crops  Ave Raatan Daccr

WHAT ARE YOU DOING?: AP COLUMNIST LOOKS TO ELECTIONS IN CONGRESS

Nationalist Army RoutsCommunists   Reds Destroy Antung Municipal Buildings As Stronghold Falls To Onrushing Chinese

Britain Wipes Out Excess Profit Tax   Purchase Levies Cut On Long List of Items

Nearly-Balanced British Budget F ights Inflation, Spurs Business

MOSCOW GETS PEACE MEETING   Foreign Ministers Will Start Work March 10 On German Pact

Byrnes Assured Of Full Report  On Conference   German Settlement To Be Taken Up at Conclave in Capital

MOSCOW MEET ARRANGED BY U.N. BIG FOUR   German Peace Terms Will Be Topmost Topic At March 10 Session

Work on German. Treaty Scheduled For - Moscow in March: Promise Free Press

Big Four Pick Moscow for Next Session  German ‘Treaty Heads Agenda, Molotov Pledges Free Press

German Peace Talks Due To  Be in Moscow   Full Reporting of March Conference Pledged by Molotov

To Start German Peace Treaty in Moscow Mar. {0   Foreign Ministers Ac cept Invitation From Molotov

MOSCOW MEET SET BY BIG-4   German Treaty Talks Will Begin In Russian City Next March 10

‘MOSCOW SELECTED FOR NEXT MEETINC   :  Foreign Ministers Will Disewss  German Peace Settlement; Byrnes Insists On Peblicity

BIG 4 TO DRAW UP GERMAN PEACE PACT IN MOSCOW   Decision Reached to Meet There Mar. 10 After Molotov Gives Assurance of Ful! News Coverage.   LITTLE WORK REMAINS FOR N. Y. GATHERING   Foreign Ministers Will Try to /Clean Up Loose Ends of Italian, Finnish and Balkan Treaties Today.

WISCONSIN CITY SWEPT BY FIRE   Firemen From Five Towns  Called On for Help

Watertown Hit by Huge Fire   Six Departments Fight Downtown Blaze

MP. Named Soviet Agent   Canada Red, Labor Organizer Called Russ Recruiters by Witness

Russian Embassy Clerk Testifies  Canadian Parliament Member Recruited for Soviet Spy Net

ness Testifies Communist Party in Canada Is otal Part in Soviet Union's Spy Network; urily Police Reported Qverating in Dominion

CANADA'S RED SPY NETWORK IS DESCRIBED   RECRUITING TRACED TO MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT

Russia Recruited Agents In Canadc ‘Ke Part Of Continental Spy System

CLERK TELLS OF SPY PLOT   Declares Russian Security Police Were Operating Through Canada

SOVIET CIPHER CLERK REVEALS ESPIONAGE RING   Charges Russian Securit; Police Are Operating - Ip Canada   MOSCOW PURSUING “TWO-FACED POLICY”

‘Witness Testifies Communist Party in Canada Is Pivotal Part in Soviet Union's Spy Network; Security Police Reported Operating in Dominion

President May Ask More Power To Curb Strikes   Considers Going Before Joint Session Of Concress With Plea.

Senate Group Votes To Outlaw . Welfare. Funds   Drastic Action Is Planned Unless Management Is -~ Given Veice-With Union

Senator Byrd Suggests President Ask Congress for Additional Autheritv to Prevent Further National Strikes,

President — May Appeal ToCongress   Truman Considering Request for More Authority to Prevent Further Strikes

SENATE, WORKING FEVERISHLY — ON LABOR LAW, HEARS TRUMAN MAY DEMAND STRIKE OUTLAWING

PRESIDENT MAY ASK AUTHORITY OVER STRIKES   Capitol Hill Resounds With Congress’ Cries For Drastic Action

New Measures To Halt Strikes Seen   Truman Is Considering Appeal to Congress For Greater Authority

SENATE VOTES TO OUTLAW WELFARE FUNDS TO UNIONS   RAILROAD TIEUP HASTENS ACTION . ON STRIKE CURBS

Country Behind Him, Senator Tells Reporters   Personal Appearance Before Congress Is Proposed by Byrd

PRESIDENT MAY APPEAL 10 CONGRESS   Senator Byrd Urges Anti Strike Leqislation

President May Seek New Powel   Byrd Seys Frumen Moy Appeal For Authority . Te Halt Criticel Strikes

President Contemplating Appeal To Congress For Broader. Strike Authority

—TRUMAN WOULD PREVENT STRIKESChief Executive May Ask For New Powers

Truman May Take Walkout To Congress   Senator Byrd Urges President To Act Quickly

Says Truman Is Considering Strike Law   May Ask for More Authority to Prevent Nation Wide Strikes

Truman May Make Appeal  To Congress   Considering Asking More Authority to Curb Nationwide Strikes

‘Truman Debates Appeal  For Aid   Whole Situation I: Debated; Crises Are Spreading

President May Ask Authority   Considers Appeal to Congress for Power to Prevent More Nationwide Strikes

A Joint Session Possible   Truman Considering Appeal to Congress For Additional Power To Prevent Strikes

Senate Acts  To Rule Out Lewis Plan   Ban Voted on Employer Donations to Funds Spent by Unions.

President May Make Appeal To Conaress  Byrd Urges Action Se > ae See SE ee   Byrd Urges Action By Mr. Truman In Rail Emergency

Presiaent May Appeal for New Strike Powers  Considers Making ,   Considers: Making , Plea Before Joint. Session of Congress:

UAW INSISTS ON 19 1-2cENT C.MRAISE   Takes Case Before An NLRB Examiner

GM Strikers To Continue Fight For Higher Pay   ‘LABOR BOARD EXAMINER PLANS HEARING OF CASE

GM-UAW CASE IS HEARD BY ) NLRB EXAMINER   Union Chief Presses Charge of Unfair Practice Against General Motors.

BARUCH WARNS OF DANGERS IN U.S, INFLATION   Says Strikes and Lockout Should Be Prevented for a  Year

Goal Transportation Workers Will Meet Tuesday, Uniontown      ARUCH TELLS CONGRESS STRIKES AND LOCKOUTS MUST-BE PREVENTED FOR YEAR TO LICK INFLATION

BARUCH ASSERTS FACTORY CUIPUT MUST NOT HALT   Strikes and Lockouts Should Not Be Allowed for Year,   He Tells Senators   CALLS OPA NOT ENOUGH   Says Inflation Is Increasing  Through Wage Boosts;  —- Hits Administration

BARUCH PLEADS FOR INCREASE IN PRODUCTION   Says Strikes and Lockouts Must Be Prevented by Law if Necessary

Baruch Urges Congress to Curb Strikes   Special Law May Be Necessary to ‘Lick Inflation’

PRODUCTION IS KEY TO FUTURE BARUCH WARNS   Elder Statesman Raps Truman Price Policy; Outlines Program

Says Uniy rope To Save Nation From Utter Ruin   “Only Production Can Stop Inflation”

Baruch Urges Nation To Stress Production   Says Strikes And Lockouts Must Be Prevented For At Least A Year

Says Need OPA As Part AntiInflation Plan   Tells Industry, Labor, Farmers ‘Take Bitter with Sweet’

By Law, If Not Otherwise, Says Aged Financier   Nation Faces Choice Between Record Prosperity or Chaos Under   “Ism’? Government.

Must Ban Strikes, By Law If Needed Congress {s Told   Baruch Fears Fascism Otherwise Says Price Boosts Necessary

Direct Rebuke Handed To  Administratior   Says It Is Bunk About Raising Wages Without An Increase In Price Levels.

Bread Lines in Most of Nation as Flour Fails   Millers See Relief in Two or Three Weeks: New Crop

SEE RELIEF IN BREAD SHORTAGE N THE COUNTRY   Bread Lines Form In Most U. S. Cities

Bread Lines Form Throughout U.S.; Relief in “Two or Three Weeke”’

EXPECT RELIEF FROM SHORTAGE OF BREAD IN  2 OR 3 WEEKS   Bread Lines Now In Most Areas; New Wheat Crop  Above Forecast

NATION'S BREAD SHORTAGE WILL LAST 2 WEEKS   Nearly All Flour Mills Expect ed To Close Soon—Cities Feel Pinch

Bread Lines Start F orming In Many Of Nation’s Stores With Worst WheatShortage

Relief In Sight To Ease Nation’s Critical Bread Shortage; All Mills Close   New Winter Wheat Crops Coming In In Texas And Oklahoma

BREAD LINES ARE FORMING   Millers’ Federation Predicts This Week To Be Worst

Relief for Bread Shorfage Soon   New Wheat Crop Proving Big in Oklahoma, Texas

Some Relief Seen in Bread Status   Country Experiencing Worst Shortage In History Right Now

Mills Predict Bread Relief In 2-3 Weeks   Large Wheat Crop, Diverting of Stocks Bolstering Hopes

Official Forecast Easing of Nation's Wheat Shortage  Relief Seen in Two Or Three Weeks as US Breadlines Form

BREAD LINES ARE FORMING IN MOST STORES OF NATION   MILLERS SEE RELIEF FROM SHORTAGE IN TWO OR THREE WEEKS

Bread Lines Form in Chicago   Millers Predict Relief from Shortage In 2 or 3 Weeks

Bread Lines  Form In US   Shortage Of Wheat Causes Scarcity Of Bread Over  Nation.

BREAD LINES ARE FORMING IN THE .U. S.   Country in Midst of Worst Wheat Shortage, but Millers Predict Relief Within Two or Three Weeks.

BREAD SHORTAGE AT PEAK STAGE   1 . Milling Officials Predict Relie Within Three Weeks

Bread Lines Reach Over Many States   ‘Millers Official Declares That This Will Be Worst Week, Due to Nation’s Flour Supply.  ]

—BREAD LINES IN MANY CITIES— Flour Shortage To Ease In Few Weeks, Belief

BREAD LINES FORMING OVER NATION; RELIEF PREDICTED IN THREE WEEKS

Bread Lines Form Over Nation As Shortage Hits Bakeries’ Flour Stocks

SITUATION MAY GET BETTER IN NEXT FEW WEEKS   Estimate From [wo To Six Weeks Needed To Relieve Acute Shortage; Mills, Bakeries Closing.

Relief in Sight To Ease Nation's Bread Shortage   But Nearly All Flour Mills Are Expected To Close Down This Week

Bread Buyers ‘Queuing Up In -Nation’s Stores   Millers Predict Relief Tu Two Or Three Weeks From Worst Wheat Shartage

Believe This Week Will Be Worst;  80 to 90 Percent Of Mills To Close For Lack of Whect

Hope Held Out For Some Kind Of Relief Soon   New Wheat Crop Expected To Be Above Predictions

Further Litigation Beferred Pending Decision By  Me os pitied Fiery bh

CONFERS WITH AGENCIES   Two Courses Open In Situation Stopping Shipping

HOLDS MEETING WITH MEMBERS OF PAY BOARD   Expect Decision Soon From Reconversion Head on Situation

Shipping Issue to Steelman   “May Decide Today  . Whether WSB Ruling - Against Pay Hike For “Seamen Shall Stand ©

Reconversion Director, Acting On Instructions From President Truman, Holds Round Of Conferences With Government Agencies, Including Wage Stabilization Board — White House Attache Says Decision May Be Reached Later Today

Settlement of Shipping Tieup Un to Steelman   Round of Conference Indicates Possible Settlement of Seamen’s Walkout

Stabilization Board Refuses To Grant Raise; Truman Orders Reconversion Chief To Find Solution For Knotty Problem

TWO COURSES CONSIDERED BY GOV'T   Dr. Steelman In Charge Of All Negotiations   Threatens To Tear Apart Truman’s Wage-Price Stabilization Plan

Truman’s Enfire Wage Structure Policy At Stake   White House Aides ‘On The Spot’; Must Make Decision On  Labor-Manaaement

Selected To Make Weighty Decision   Members Of Wage Stabilization Board Giving Him Full Report; Two Courses Are Open To Government

WSB Refuse: Approval of Pay Increase   Record Waterfront Strike Threatens to Shatter .Wage-Price Program of Stabilization

Director Steelman Intervenes   White House Hints Some Decision May Be In Making; Hold Series Of Conferences

Seeks Strike Solution Now   Wants Settlement Today; WSB Had Decided Against AFL Seamen's Wage Increase

Reconversion Chief Faces Fight or Pay   Decision Aimed at End of Paralyzing Walkout Expected by Nightfall

Steelman Is .. Striving for. Settlement   Reconversion Director Takes Hand in Maritime Dispute After WSB Refuses To Ap parecer Miao Bieacc:

WSB REJECTS UNION DEMAND FOR PAY HIKE   Reconversion Director Placed in Charge by Chief Executive

Steelman Namec To Make Final Decision Today   WSB Refuses Wage Demands Of Seamen Again

Two Courses Remain Open To Steelman   To Approve—And Fight It Out—Or Disapprove WSB Pay Ruling

OTEELWAN Tl DECIDE oTEPa TOEND STRIKE   White House Says Course of Action May Be Known Before Night. -

SEEKS QUICK SETTLEMENT OF WALKOUT   Reconversion Director to Make Decision Before Nightfall

PROPOSAL TO BE MADE SOON, ACCORDING TO TRUMAN STATEMENT  STEELMAN IS GIVEN TASK OF DECIDING ON WAGE DISPUTE

WSB SAYS ‘NO’ TO PAY BOOST   ... All Eyes On White House; Strikers Hold Fast

Marine Strike Crisis Goes To  White House   W.S. B. Rejects For Second Time Wage Demands For 90,000 A.F.L. Seamen   ADMINISTRATION PLANS FOR ACTION

Acts on Orders From Truman in Delicate Issue  Decision May Be  nnnunerod Taday

Statement Says Steelman May Announce Decision In Late Afternoon   Hearing Called As WSB ‘Stands Pat   Board Refuses To Approve Pay Increase In Excess Of $17.50 Per Month

DECISION IS EXPECTED LATE TODAY   Administration Is Put on Spot by WSB Rejection

Given Authority By Truman After Wage Board Rules   Must Stand by Ruling Refusing to Grant Increase or Give in To Union Demand   Acte Under Order

Mrs. Roosevelt Tours Berlin, Ofters 4-Point Plan for Getting Along With Reds; Universal Language Urged

BRITISH CLAMP CURFEW ON ZION   Mass Raids Yield 3 Dead. Scores Wounded

Use of Power Should Be Restrained to Its Original Intent, Is Assertion of Briton

ATTLEE WOUL RESTRICT VETO   British Prime Minister Stresses Need for Co-operation With Russia

Uniate Church of Ukraine Rreaks Ties With Vatican   lInited Since 1596

Set Final Estimate on Iowa’s Corn at 661,620,000 Bushels   Report 1946 Yield Is 9 Per Cent More Than

U.S. Supreme Court To Review Contempt Of Court Charges Against Newsmen

@ PAUL MALLON—   Both Truman and Republicans Have Definite Responsibilities

Librarian Reports  On Year 1945-46  Answers Given For 2279 Quesctinne

Librarian Reports On Year 1945-46 Answers G Given F or  weerTrimnme

EWING APPEALS FROM SENTENCE   Judge Parker Issues Scathing Condemnation As Jury Returns Manslaughter Verdict; Sentence 18-20 Years.

MASSING OF ALBANIANS CHARGED   Forces Fronting Greece Includes Soviet Regiments

MEN MASS ON GREEK BORDER   Russians Supplying Troops Sinniies to Albania.

Albanian Troop Moves Reported   New York Times Says Large Forces Concentrat. ed On Greek Border

ALBANIA PLACING LARGE FORCES ON BORDER TO GREECE   New York Times Reporter Says Russian Regiments, Equipment oin Evidence

» New York Times Correspondent Says Two Russian Regiments on Frontier, Reds Holding Island in Adriatic

Albania Army Moving Near Greece Line   Russians Reported _ Supplying Troops, Arma for Conflict

APRARY § ARP 26m one Bi  REPUA! LAKOL ALDANIAR FORCES CONCENTRATED ON BORDER OF GREECE

—~BALKANS— Albanians Massing On Greek Line  Report Russians Lend Assistance

ALBANIA REPORTED CONCENTRATING MEN   Forces Said Massing Near Greek Border

GOP Senators Agree to Let Bilbo Be ‘Sworn in Before Trying to Oust Him

REPUBLICANS DIVIDED ON PLAN TO BAR BILBO   Most Senators Favor Move to Qust Member After Gpenina of Session

Continue Parley On Erwin Strike   Raleigh Still Scene Of Negotiations To End Mill Strike

Plenty Of Meat But Wise Shoppers Aren’t Buying; The Price Is Too High

Phone Service For Texas Is Restored   Pickets Hardly Take Their Places Over State Today Before They Are Recalled

Coal Operators To Receive UMW Demands Today   Bowles Is Certain New Wage-Price Policy Can Withstand Impact

Mine Union Will State Wants Today   Lewis, Policy Men Draft Demands For Talks With Operators

Operators Get Demands Today   Foremen’s Union, Royalty Shorter- Hours Sought

John L. Lewis Dralts Miners’ Wage Demand   Bowles Says New Wage Price Policy Can Stand Impact

MINERS FRAME WAGE DEMANDS   New Proposals Will Be Served On Soft Coal Onerators Todav

Lobby Probe Turns Toward Government Bureaus And  Democratic Party Officials:

STATE OFFICES TO RUN ON ADVANCED SCHEDULE   Departments Of Government Will  Go To Work Hour Earlier But Will  Not Tinker With Clocks

President Of TSCW Regents Dies in Ft. Worth   Mrs. Bob Barker Second Member of Board Lost Rwy TDeath in Pact Manth

ALL ARE RESCUED   Four Hundred and Ninety:  Six Persons Taken From ‘essel

ALL PERSONS TAKEN FROM STRICKEN SHIP   Newspaper Says 496 Passengers Aboard When Vessel Broke Up in Alaskan Gale Are Now Safely Ashore.

All Rescued...  From ‘Yukon’   496 Persons Removed From Liner Which Broke In Two In Gale On Rocks.

SEAS HANDICAP YUKON RESCUE   Broken Vessel Has 957 Still Aboard: Waves 50 Feet High

Women and Children Are Carried to Port Lighthouse Cutter   All 496 Persons Have Been Removed from Wrecked Liner Yukon

ALL ON BROKEN SHIP RESCUED   496 Taken From ner Yukon After : Strikes hia

All Persons on Yukon Removed Dispatch Says   Liner Broke in Two In Vicious Gale

496 Rescued From Wrecked Liner Yukon   Completion Of Task Told By Coast Guard Breeches Buoy To Pick Up Survivors

ALL PASSENGERS ABOARD ALASKAN LINER ARE SAFE  100 REACH BEACH BY  BREECHES BUOY--281 REPORTED RESCUED

All 496 On Ship Rescued   Passengers on Stricken Vessel Are Taken Off

AP ot One Hundred Were Landed” On’ Nearby — Alaskan Beach By  Breeches Bucy

TAKE OFF LAST PERSON ABOARD BROKEN LINER   496 Persons Rescued By Ships Fighting Raging Gales. Sea

Unfavorable Weather Is Hampering Coast Guard Rescue Efforts   UPWARDS OF THIRTY REPORTED MISSING

139 Taken Off Battered Ship   Coast Guard Continues Hazardous Rescues In Heavy Seas

All Persons On Wrecked Ship Saved   Rescue Boats Win Battle — Against Gale

Cutter Carries 48 Women and Children to Por'   Storm Abates But High Seas Hinder Efforts   TeLoe OFF BB

RESCUE 496 ON WRECKED LINER IN ALASKA BA)   100 Landed By Breeches Buoy, Others by Boats: No Lives Are Lost

Report About 100 Landed On Beach by Breeches Buoy   Rescuers Use Power Boats, Life Rafts As Winds Die Down and Sea Calms

496 SURVIVORS TO BE TAKEN TO SEWARD   No Known Loss Of Life In Rescue Operations   HUNDRED LANDED   On Beach By Buoys To Be Transferred To Coast Guard Vessels

Safe Rescue of All Persons Appears Certain  Ship Broke in Half ~ When Ran Aground  in Heavy Seas

All Passengers On Board Yukon Reported Saved   Breeches Buoys Used In Landing 100 Persons On Beach At Ketchikan

BREECHES BUOY USED IN DARING ALASKA ACTION   Survivors Of Broken Liner Are Being Speeded To Seward For Care

139 of 496 Aboard Stricken Yukon Reported Rescued   Stranded Steamship Breaks in Two, But None Is Known Lost

COAST GUARD SAVES 496 ON WRECKED SHIP   Removed Safely From Grounded Liner Near Seward, Alaska

All Are Saved From Vessel Wrecked Off Alaska Coast; No Lives Reported As Lost

ALL PASSENGERS REMOVED FROM WRECKED LINER   No Loss of Life Reported at Coast Guard Rescues 496 Persons

All Passengers  On Yukon Saved   Survivors Landed on Beach Huddle Around Bonfires for Warmth

490 Taken Off Liner, Wrecked On Alaska Reef   Ketchikan Reports No Loss Of Life In Steamship Drama

Some Put Ashore And Others Are Taken to Seward   Apparently No Lives Lost in Wreck of Vessel off Alaska

Remove 496 Passengers From Yukon   Land _ Terror - Stricken People After Liner Went Aground Off Coast Of Alaska

Believe No Lives Lost In Sea Tragedy In Johnstone Bay   Newspaper Tells of Rescuers’ Heroic Efforts Against Storm; 100 Passengers Landed On Nearby Beach

Remove 496  From Liner  Rescue Craft Save   Rescue Craft Save All Persons Aboard Wrecked Yukon Ship

About 100 Landed by Breeches Buoy Huddle Around Bonfires on Alaskan Beach

Passengers Of Wrecked Ship Reach Beach   Others Taken Aboard Rescue Vessels In Alaska Waters

ALL 496 PERSONS REMOVED FROM WRECKED LINER   Yukon Struck Rocks In Alaskan Bay Sunday, Split-in Two

All Saved From Wrecked Ship  496 Token Ashore or Aboard Other Vessels In Heroic Sea Rescue

All 496 Persons Removed From Wrecked Liner Yukon Which Broke In Two In Gale   About 100 Landed By Breeches Buoy, Remainder Taken Aboard Rescue Shins

ARRANGEMENTS MADE IN CASE PLAYOFFS HELD   Dodgers May Open Deciding Series In St. Louis October 1

FATHER FIGHTS FOR HIS CHILD   LEAVES HOSPITAL TO HELP BEATEN DAUGHTER

FATHER WEEPS UPON SEEING — BEATEN CHILD   Leaves Hospital to Fight for Custody Of Daughter

Delay In Paris Sessions To. day Due To Late Arrival Of British Minister   PEACE CONFERENCE PLANS PROGRESS

Bevin Delayed, Big Four Defe Paris Meeting   Foreign Ministers United First Time On 21-Nation Parley

STAFF OF OPA TO BE TRIMMED   Drastic Cutback Coming 35,000 Workers Worry About Their Jobs

Cutback in OPA Staff Expected  35,000 Workers Are Worrying Over Jobs

OPA Will Cut Personnel In Economy Move   Some 35,000 Workers are Now Worried. About Future Job Status

Supreme Court Has Lewis’ Conviction; Next Move Truman’s   Hint He May Tell Nation of “Fight to Finish” Stand on Walkouts   At a Glance

Plymouth County Entertains Sioux City Presbytery  Two Day Session  Held At Plymouth

Plymouth County Entertains Sioux City Presbytery  Two Day Session Held At Plymouth Church This Week

TIONIST CONGRESS HITS ‘TERRORISM   issue Of London Talks 0} Holy Land In Balance

CHURCHILL TALK TONIGHT 10 DRAW WORLD ATTENTION   Speech Wilt Be First Since Stalin Charged Him With Working for War With Russia,   SOVIET AMBASSADOR ASKED TO ATTEND   Union to Throw Picket Line Around Hotel to Protest Plea for Alliance With U.S.

Churchill Speech lonisht Attracts World Attention  CIO Plans to Picket Hotel As He Replies To Stalin’s Charges

CIO To Picket Banquet Soviet Ambassador Invited To Hear Churchill Reply to USSR

Churchill is. is.   dior Map “Answer: " Accusations: in: Radic AA Alaee eg

Churchill ls Slated To Give Address Tonight   World Attention to bs Focused on Important Talk

CHURCHILL TO ANSWER STALIN ON AIR TONIGHT   76 Police Guard Hotel Room Of Former British Prime Minister

Churchill Silent to Sharp Reply Made by Stalin; May Answer Friday

Churchill Pens Answer to Stalin; . Speech Slated From N. Y. Tonight

CHURCHILL TO OCCUPY PLATFORM ALONE TONIGHT   U. S. and Russian Speakers Decline to Attend . Dimner.

WORLD AWAITS CHURCHILL TALK   New York CIO To Picket In Protest Of War Alliance Plea

Bis Powers Cool To Continuation  Of UNRRA Relief   Death Knell Sounded For Body As Britain-RussiaFrance Follow US Lead

INDICATE THAT .UNRRA SYSTEM WILL BE ENDED DESPITE PLEAS OF SMALLER  NATIONS

John S. Wulf to Head Legion  Annual Flection   Annual Election Is Held bv Post

BE VARDSTICK   Porter Ready to Re-establish Ceiling Prices [f Congress Sarthe eStatite      BUREAL'S EMPLOYES AT BATTLE STATIONS

Strike Slows G.0.P. Action   Drive on Controls May Face Alteration

Plans for Ending War Controls Are Altered by GOP   Changes Due-in Large Part to Current © Coal Strike

REPUBLICANS T0 ACT WITH CARE   Trimming of President's Wartime Powers May Be Delayed Some Time

Strike Mars GOP Controls Plans  Study Of Wartime Legislation Is Made

Coal Strike Alters GOP Control Plan   Wiley Advocates Careful Study Before Regulations Are Chopped Off; Rents May Come Under State

Coal Walkout Changes Plan For Repealing “War Controls   GOP Leader Points To Need For Study Of Many Regulations

STRIKE CHANGES PLANS OF G. 0. P   SWIFT ENDING OF FEDERAL WARTIME CONTROLS NOW APPEARS UNLIKELY.

REPUBLICANS 60 SLOW IN PURGE   Coal Strike Alters GOP Plans To Wipe Out All Wartime Controls

ruman May. efain Many  ar Controls   Coal Strike Brings Question to Forefron Say Observers

Coal Strike Cc hanges Plans  GOP ; 'S   Will Carefully Consider All Regulations

Strikes Revise GOP Plan to — Drop Control:   Leaders Map Study. Of Wartime Curbs Still Needed

Coal Strike Puts Crimp in GOP Plans to Abolish  Wartime Controls

GOP Changes Plans to Rub Out Controls   Coul Strike Also Alters Delerminntion to Erase Presidenv’s Wartime Powers

Bullets Knock Out Duquesne Light Unit; Workers Vote Today   Main Transformer Domaged by 3 Shots from Hiah-Powered Gun: Sheriff Investigating

Periodic Blackouts Began As Emergency After Three Bullets Smash Main Transformer Of Duonesne Licht   BLACKOUT PERIODS IN / PGH,. HELD TO MINUTES

United Nations Assembly Ends With Oratory   Note of Accord By Delegates Gives World Encouracement

1946 SESSION OF UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY ENDS   Delegates Start Home With Renewed Hope for Accord Between East, West

East-West Union Brightens Hopes For World Peace   Agreement Points To Day When Nations Can Throw Away Weapons Without Fear

Delegates Of Big Powers Believe Path To Accord Between East And West Has Been Found At Tenet   DEFEAT MOVE FOR EUROPEAN MBETING

CURTAIN. DROPS ON 1945 SESSION OF UN ASSEMBLY   Final Meeting of Year Ends With Delegates Seeing Hopeful Future   TENSIONS ARE RELAXED   Diplomats, ‘on Outs’ 54 Days Ago, Gaily Drink Toasts to Each Other

HOPE SEEN THAT BIG POWERS HAVE FOUND PATH TO EAST-WEST ACCORD   Report India to Declare Itself Out of Empire

UNITED NATIONS SESSIONS ENDED IN HARMONY TODAY   Delegates Confident Na tions Can Throw Away Their Weapons Without Fear.   MEETINGS HELD FIFTY FOUR DAYS

UN Assembly Ends Session Confidently   Hope Revived for East-West Tie; Council, Atomic Group Still Meet

U.N. Adjourns or Optimistic Note   Austin Elated Over Progress Made in Long Session; Steps Toward Disarmament, Start Of Trusteeship Program Are Major Actions

CONFIDENCE MARKS END OF MEETING   Many Problems : Solved -at Session

New Accord Seen As UN Parley Ends   Weary Delegates Start Home With Revived Hope For Success

Hopes for Big Power Accord Soaring High As UN General Assembly Winds Up Session

U.N. Delegates Sure Path to hoc Found   General Assembly Winds Up Session After Planning Disarmament, Trusteeship Council

Night Session Ends U.N. on Hopeful Note   Refugee Agency Set Up Over Bitter Russian Onvnosition

Path to Accord ls Found by UN   Delegates Jubilant As Long New York Conference Adjourns

UNITED NATIONS ASSEMBLY ENDS FINAL SESSIOA   Security Council. Atomie Control G Group  Meet

Investigation Welcomed Says Rep. Coffee, Named In War Profits Inquiry

PROBER TO ASK ‘EXPLANATION OF ‘DONATION’   Rep. Coffee Asserts $2,500 Check Was For His ‘Camnaidn Fund’   Photos on Page 8.

Coffee Linked in May Probe   Will Ask Solon To Explain $2,500 ‘Campaion’ Check.

Temperatures   Rep. Coffee Faces Quiz on Donation From Contractor

Probers Ask Explanation  From Coffee   Representative Says He Welcomes Investigation Concerning Donation to His Campaign Fund

Explanation Of Campaign Contribution Will Be Heard At War Profits Hearing

—NEW ANGLE IN WAR PROFITS PROBE— Legislator Says It Was  Campaign Contribution

New Figure In Probe   Rep. Coffee Will Be Asked to Explain a $2,000 Campaign Check From War Contractor

REP. J.COFFEE  UNDER SCRUTINY  IN ARMS INQUIRY SENATORS WANT TO  KNOW ABOUT $2,500 CHECK TO SECRETARY

Committee Seeks Data On Contribution   Washington Man ls Eager For Investigation

Coffee Will Be Asked To Give His Version of ‘Contribution’   Profit Probers Want Facts About Check for $2,500

Campaign Gift, Says Rep, Coffee   Senate Committee to Probe Contractor's Check Link with Solon

The Sooner He Shows Up The Better   Calls Definition Of Campaign Contribution “Belated Alibi.”

Coffee Requested To Explain Fund   Washington Legislator Says He Welcomes Investigation

Coffee Facing Request To Talk   Washington Solon Says Check Was  For Election

ASecond Member Is Under Scrutiny   War Contractor’ s Check to paign Fund Basis of Inquiry   AWAIT MAY REACTION   Rep. Coffee of. Washington iscusses Check to  His Fund -

$2,500 Check Now ls Topic of Senate War Profit Inquiry   Representative Coffee ‘Welcomes’ Chance To Tell Committee

6 MONTHS’ MILITARY TRAINING PROPOSED   Patterson Says War Department Will Present Plan to Congress Whan Tt Convenes.

Russia, [ran to Negotiate Their Dispute  Gawiatce Charaand   Soviets Charged With Wagihg a ‘War of Nerves’

UNO Await: Russ-Iran N egotiations  Council Agrees To Forego Action on Case

Nations To Negotiate Own Terms   World Peace Agency Retains Right To Ask Progress Report

DEALING  DI IREGTLY I APPROVED   UNO Favors Russia And Iran Settling Their Own Disputes

Security Council Re eerves Right, However. to Ask at Any Time About Progress of Negotiations

RIFT AVERTED OVER IRAN BY UNO COUNCI   DIRECT NEGOTIATION WITH SOVIETS TO SETTLE DISPUTE

Russia, [ran to ‘Negotiate Their Dispute   Soviets Charged With Wagih¢ a’War of Nerves’

UNO Council Avoids Break  Over Iran   Agrees To Permit Direct Negotiations By Iran and Russia

UNO Decides To Wateh Iran, ~ Russia Dicker   Security Council to- Keep Eye on Ni jegotiations

Negofiations To Be Direct, Council Rules      UNO Reserves Right To Ask Information On Progress

PROGRESS CAN BE CHECKED, BUT  UNO Tells Russia And Iran To Settle Own Differences

Soviet Iran Issue Referred  To Principals  UNO Reserves Right,  However, to Call gf . a mo ie

FIRST MAJOR ACTION TAKEN BY UN COUNCIL      Agree to Negotiations But Keeps Right To  Follow Progress

UN. 0. GIVES IRAN AND REDS CHANCE TO SETTLE DISPUTE   Council Refers Row to Two Principals, but Reserves Right to Keep in Touch  With Negotiations.   DECISION’ CLIMANES FOUR-HOUR DEBATE   Agreement Averts Possible Open Split Between Russia on One Hand and U. 8. and Britain.

UNO Approves Direct Dealing By Russia, Iran  Council's First Action Reserves Information Righ

Industrial Plants to Shut Down As Railroads Further Curtail Schedules

UNIONS SEEK TO FORCE END TO WAGE CONTROLS   Lewis Apparently Headed For Strike Against the Government.

Civil Actions Filed Against New Prosecutor   Kenneth Coffelt Charges Slander And Libel

Biographies in Brief of the 18 Guilty Nazis   RY INTERNATIONAL NEWS  — -— eae

Russia Is Far Behind on A-Bomh, but He: Scientists Are Striving Hard to Catch up   Ry EDDY GIULMORE

Reds Focus on Science in Effort To Gatch Up on Atomic Discoveries

Russia Believed Far Back of U. S. in Atomic Research But Is Not Overlooking It

-Direct From Moscow: 3  Atomic Research for _Peacetime Projects Ranks High in Soviet

French Cabinet Has Resigned   Paved Way For Formation of New Government By Assembly

France Moves fo New Government  , Provisional President Tenders Resignation

ENTIRE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT RESIGNS WITH ITS PRESIDENT  WAY PAVED FOR CHANGE WITH GEORGES BIDAULT POSSIBLE NEW CHIEF

‘wo RAF Men Jujured tn Explosion Radar Station   lee a. ee 7 o. 3 ee 2 ee ‘Give Top Priority To Safety  Precautions At A-Bomb Test

‘Operation Crossroads Gives Top Priority To Safety Of Atom Testers

GRAIN BELT IS RAIN-DRENCHED   Showers Are State-Wide As Buffalo Gets 3.44 Deluge; Miemi Totel .31

Rains Spread Across State   Wheat Belt Aided, No Storm Damage Reported, Rain May Continue Today

U.S, MUST RAISE PAY STANDARDS   ASSISTANT NAVY SECRETARY Qui TS WITH WARNING

Raise Navy Pay, Secure Best Men   Retiring Navy Man Tells Uncle Sam

HIGH PAY URGED FOR U. S. JOBS   Retiring Naval Aid “Almost Went Broke” In $9,800 Per Annum Job

‘he Great yame Of  olitics   By FRANK R. KENT   Coalition Justified

Vera Ideker And — Walter Endorf Wed  Bride Member. Of .  - Pioneer Family

Vera Ideker And Walter Endorf Wec  Bride Member Of  Pioneer Family

U, 8, DIPLOMAT ANGERS:PRAVDA   MESSERSMIT'H SPEECH AROUSES ; RUSSIANS 

PRAVDA ‘SCORES YANKEE ENVOY   Speech. ‘Predicting. War- with : Russia Is Under Firé

SPEED SHIPMENTS OF GRAINS TO EUROPE:   U.S, Expenditures For Food Increase

NEW CHARGES ARE LAUNCHED BY MOLOTON  Rlames [JN With At  Blames UN With Attempt to Destroy Proposal for Arms. Troop Count.

ARMS SLASH RESOLUTION IS APPROVED   Action Hailed Ag . 4 First Definite —, td Move Forward ™

Molofov Says Red Proposal Is in Danger   -First Step Taken By Committee To End War Menace

UN COMMITTEE VOTES PROPOSAL TO CURB ARMS   Resolution Goes to General Assembly for Format Acceptance  Firs: Step Toward World Disarmament, Say Many Delegates

MOLOTOV SAYS: TROOP CENSUS SIDETRACKED   Russian Delegate’s Talk Threatens Big Power Unanimity

Ag Expert Says America May Lose Wheat Marke!   World Trade Connections Can Go Elsewhere if Domestic Prices Rise Too High ©

Agri Officials Concerned Over Price of Wheat   Government Refuses To Continue Buying Except on OPA Base.

WHE*T MARKET WARNING ISSUED   Official Says U. $. May Run Itself ‘Right Out Of World Market’ If Prices Soar

News Behind the News  Copyright NeClure Newspaper   WASHINGTON By Rav Tucker

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Power Threat Strike All But Dispelled   Union’s President Accepts Proposal to Arbitrate Difference

Miners’  Problem IsAtTop OfLabor   Lewis Is Countec On To Issue His  Ultimatum

Coal Mines {dle As Workers Awail Word From Lewis   Stoppage Expected To Continue In Spite Of Seizure

SPONSOR OF BILL THAT IN. . LUDES 'TEEN-AGE SERVICE OPENS DEBATE ON MEASURE

Gurney Urges Draft To Hal War ‘Gamble’   Cites Red Army As Part of World  Explosive Threat

Draft Backer Cites Danger Of New Strife   Sen. Gurney Says Outlook More Tense Than at War's Start

SENATE UEDAIES YEAR EXTENSION OF DRAFT LAW  Gurney, Republican of South      Gurney, Republican of South Dakota, Urges Measure Without Restrictions   POINTS TO SOVIET ARMY   Says U. $. Cannot Afford to Stand By While Russia Plans Vast Force

INTERNATIONAL SITUATION MORE EXPLOSIVE THAN WHEN WAR TWO STARTED, DRAFT ADVOCATE SAYS,

SENATOR SAYS WORLD IS TENSE   Situacin More Explosive Than At Outbreak Of War, Gurney States

Draft Teen-agers, Senator Implores   Gumey Calls World Situation More Explosive

SENATE TO TAKE UI NEW DRAFT MEASURE   Gurney Warns Nation Courts Disaster

Launch Senate Drive To Extend Draft Program   Senate Urged To Pass Draft Extension Law To Include 18-19 Year Olds

South Dakota Senator Calls Draft Cut A “Gamble”, Says Russia Will Triple Our Army

Needed More Now Than In ‘AL. Declares Bill's Author   Russia Has Army Three Times As Large As Ours: US Forces Wreckec

Draft Extension Fight Opens in U. S. Senate   Dakota Senator Claims America Closer to Wat Than in 1939; Asks for Teen-Agers

World Is Far From Being at Peace, Charge   ‘Situation Is More Explosive Than Wher Wor Began’—Gurney

Senate Opens Battle on Draft   Congress Warned World Situation Now More Explosive Than Before War

Asks Draft Extension; Warns Of Explosive International Situation

WARN THAT TEEN-AGER CANNOT BE EXEMPTED   Sen. Gurney Says To Do So Invites  Nyicactan

FINAL SENATE DRIVE MADE T0 EXTEND DRAF'   International Situa. tion Declared More Explosive Now Than In 739.

House Opens Debate On  Price Control   Fire Centers Qn Amendments

"FoR OPA CONTINUANCE   sa Fee Bowles Tells Senate Price Control Will Avoid Inflation Danger

Extension of OPA Urged by Bowles  End of Controls by 1947 a Oe Ss ee Pee Ce

BOWLES ASKS FOR ANOTHER YEAR OF OPA   je's Senators Controls Can 52 Lifted Generally by June 30, 1947.

Bowles. Pleads For OPA   Senate Group Told Price Controls Only Curb For Inflation

Bowles Urges OPA Extension As Safety Move   Price Control Seen A: Only Way To Avert In flation Evils.

EXTENSION OF RESTRAINT IS GIVEN BOOST   Predicts Lifting of OPA Generally By June, 30, 1947, In All But Acute  Shartaqges   UPRISING IS BITTER

Extension Te Halt Danger Of Inflation  S Congress Prepares.  4 For Torrid Clash

BOWLES RENEWS APPEAL FOR OPA   Feels Controls Could Erase Inflation Peril By 1947

Bowles Sees OPA Controls Lifted by Summer of 1947  Price Chief Says Inflation Danger Will Be Gvarcama hv End af Thit Year

BOWLES CLAIMS OPA NEED VITAL   Says This Year to See End Of Inflation Danger

Bowles Sees Early End fo Extreme Inflation Danger   That Is, He Tells Senators, If Price Controls Kept In Effect Now

Price Control Cuts Danger Of Inflation   Stabilizer Bowles Urges OPA Continuance; House  Debate Ready to Open

Bowles Sees Danger Of Inflation Past After End of Yeas   Says If Price Controls Can Stay Through Year We Are Safe

Bowles Sees Country ‘Out Of the Woods? by End of "46 TF Controls Are Kept

Inflationary Danger End Seen by 1947   Bowles Urges Control—Draft Bill Hot Potato

3     Bowles Says Danger of Inflat to End This Year if Conirok Ko

Bowles Urges Price Controls   See Inflationary Danger Over at End of ’46 If  Controls Continue

Bowles Fights For Extension Of Controls   Sees Possible End To Inflation Danger This Year

Bowles Opens Senate Drive  OPA Extension   Says Price Control Giver Hope We May Be Qut Of Inflationary Danger By End of I 9AG

BOWLES URGES PRICE CONTROLS BE KEPT   Sees End Of Inflation Dan: ger By Last Of 1946

“Out of Woods” by End Of 1946. Bowles Says   Stabilization Chief Thinks inflationary Danger Will Be Over This Year if  Deten Cantrni«c Remain

Sees Lifting Price Control   Bowles Predicts Last Of Extreme Inflationary Danger  By End OF Year.

Y uba City Boy, 14, Confesses Murder of Parents; Second Youth Is' lmplicated

Killings Are Confessed by 2 Teen-agers  Parents of One Bov Are Victims

Boy Admits Slaying of His Father   Son’s Boy Friend Alse ~ Confesses He Slew Stepmother

PRICE CONTROL CHANGE URGED   HOUSE COMMITTEE FAVORS EXTENSION OF LAW, BUT SEEKS MANY MODIFICATIONS

PRICE CONTROL RETENTION URGED   House Group Suggests Major  Modification in Law

Port Allegany Glass Plant Plans $300.000 Expansion   Pittsburgh Corning Corp. to Construct Factory to Make Foamglass: Additional  100 Workers to Be Employed by Firm

‘Plans $300,000 ‘Expansion to Port ‘Glass Plant   Pittsburgh Corning Corp. Will Hire Additional 100 Workers

TOTAL MAY BE   Lack of Interest Also Evident at Local Polling Places

Canadian Hotel Burns; {1 Perish   18 Others Injured in Saskatoon. Sask.

SEVERAL DAYS MAY BE NEEDED TO REMOVE DEAD FROM THE AIRPLANE CRASH NORTH OF BURBANK

STEELMEN TO FIGHT COURT INJUNCTION   Columbus Workers Battle Picketing Limit

Estimates Say 12,000 Likely County Total   Congress Race Of Top Interest And. Heavv Vote Seen

Nation's Eyes On Minnesota Vote   Stassen Could: Recover Much Of Prestige If Thye Defeats Shipstead

STASSEN’S FATE RIDES ON VOTING   Minnesota To Ballot Today in Senatorial Contest

Future O Stassen At Stake   Ex-Governor Backs Thye In Race With t Senator.

U.S. Watches ShipsteadThye Battle   May Effect National And Foreign Policies; Stassen At Stake

Minnesotans Vote on Top Offices   U. S. Political Policies Are Involved in Senatorial Primary

Stassen Hopes Rest On Vote In Minnesota  National Issues  In GOP Primary

Minnesota Vote Being Watched   Stassen’s Chance for GOP Nomination May  Hinge on Outcome

Minnesota Voting Promises to Color National Policies   Possible Fate of British Loan Lies  In Deimaryv Ohitcor

Blast Shatters  Passing Street Car’s Windows   Fire Breaks Out; One Story Brick Building Is Destroyed

1 KILLED, 28 HURT IN BLAST   Passengers in Passing Streetear Victims of Warehouse Explosion

One Killed and 38 Injured in Chicago Blast   Explosion in Tobacco Warehouse [njures  Passengers on Street Car Passing Building

CIGAR FACTORY ON NEAR NORTH SIDE COLLAPSES   SHATTERS WINDOWS OF PASSING STREET CAR, FIRE FOLLOWS

BLAST AT CHICAGO INJURES 30 TODAY: STUDIES ARE MADE   Cause of Explosion Not Known, Police say; Man Tells Story About Incident.   NEARBY BUILDING ALSO DAMAGED

One Killed, 46 Hurt in Blast   Warehouse Explosion Debris Hits Street Ca:

. Notice The News-Palladium will  not publisk tomorrow— Thanksgiving Day.   Blast Kills One, Hurts 3€ In Chicago

ONE DEAD, 38 HURT ~ IN CHICAGO BLAST   Explosion Shatters Windows of Passing Street Car

ONE KILLED, 38 HURT IN BLAST   Street Car Windows Are Smashed as Explosion Jars Chicago Area

One Man Killed, 38 Others Hurt in Chicago Explosion   Mysterious Blast Levéls Warehouse On North Side

Explosion Kills One, Injures 38  Windows of: Passing Street Car Broken

One Dead In Freak Blast   Front of Building Is Blown Onto Streetcar By Explosion

Chicago Warehouse Explosion Kills 1; 38 Others Injured   Fire Follows Blast in Tobacco Warehouse; Four Badly Hurt

WAREHOUSE EXPLODES   One Map Dies: 38 Injured ae Passing Street Car Windoes Break.

Grand Jury To Receive Carlan Case   Judge Terms Mother's Actions Blood-Curdling

Alleged Actions Of Mrs Carlan Horrify Judgc   Sees Diabolical Mind Or Something Unfathomed; Woman Held Fer Jury

MORE COTTONS PREDICTED IN BOWLES SPEECH   Economic Stabilizer Says Relief Expected By ‘Middle of July

UN Disarming Session Gains   Subcommittee Gives Go Ahead to Plan

Special   Amy Cut Meet Due   Proposal for Special U. N. Conference on Weapons Approved

Britain Asks World Parley On Arms Cut   Proposal Also Calls For International Safeguards For Atomic Bomb

Group Okays Arms Control   Compromise Plan Gets Over First Hurdle In United Nations

PLAN ADVANCED FOR UN ACTION ON DISARMING   Subcommittee Asks Special Assembly to Approve Control Program   It Would Draft Treaties and Statutes for Submission to Conference

Issue May Be Referred ito 21 Nations   Night Session Is Held but No Agreement Reached

Ministers Reject Soviet Proposal  Fail Reach Accord On Trieste Issue

SOVIET PROPOSAL ON TRIESTE ISSUE 1S TURNED DOWN   Big-4 Conference Refuses to Place City Under Dual Sovereignty or Yugoslav Rule,   QUESTION CONSIDERED AT NIGHT MEETING   Americans Block Molotov’s Attempt to Give Moscow Special Commercial Status In Balkans.

Big 4 Rejects Red Proposal About Trieste   Proposal Advanced in Move to Find Solution To Key Issue Blocking  Italian Peace Accord

NIGHT MEETING . HEARS MOLDTOs   He Would Place Disputed Area Eit Under Dual Or Yugoslav Saveretonty

Soviet Trieste Plan Is Rejected At Meeting      Dispute to be Given to the Peace Conference if Bia-4 Fails to Aaree

Big 4 Rejects Two Soviet Trieste Plans   Molotov Advances Proposals at Special Conference

Conierees Turn Down Russian Bid for Accord.  ’ Byrnes Opposes   ' Byrnes Opposes 2 Plans Put, ‘ Forth by Soviet

FAIL TO SOLVE TRIESTE ISSUE      Ministers Reject Proposal By Soviet Minister For Dual Sovereignty

RED PROPOSAL 1S TURNED DOWN BY MINISTERS   Byrnes Suggests Putting Trieste Case Before  Peace Conference   REACTION TO PLAN DISAPPOINTS ENVOY

Soviet Plan On Trieste Is Rejected   Ministers Believe Molotov Eager For A Compromise

Ministers Turn Down Molotov’s Trieste Proposal   Members of British Delegation Are Impressed by Russian Plan

Harvard Man Urges” Preventive Surgery   New Branch of Medicine Would Aid) Individ uals in Wartime

[PROTECTIVE ARMOR TO SHIELD SOLDIERS AND CIVILIANS NEW ‘TYPE OF PREVENTIVE SURGERY

STEEL HELMETS, FLAK SUITS SAID EXAMPLE New ‘Preventive Surgery’ To Shield Soldiers  And Civilians Is Advocated By Noted Surgeon

Future of Camp Crowder Discussed in Washington   Delegation From Southwest Missouri Told Installation Probably Will Become Permanent Post Provided Nation Decides to Maintain Big Army—Transfer of Some Troops Due to Better Maneuver Facilities at Camp Polk.

Depends on Congress   To Be Inactive This Year But Will Be Retained If Army Plans Accepted by Congress.

Prices Will Come Down Is Predicted   Econcmists See Lower Pric es Soon, Especially for Women’s Clothing

—AND IT ISN’T 'A JOKE— U.S. Barbers May Release Verbal Atomic Barrage

No Fooling  ee ee  Barbers May Dish Out Atom Dope With Shaves, Haircuts

India to Get ‘Final Offer’   Wavell and Mission Prenare Statement

DECISION SAID DUE SUNDAY ON PLAN T0 GIVE INDIA LIBERTY  INTERIM RULE FIGHT DEADLOCKED; BRITISH MAY “IMPOSE PEACE”

Blind Student To Meet President   William Jewell Senior Is Third Mean in Class

Blind Student Looking Forward To Meeting His Neighbor, Pres. Truman

American Scientists Say Atomic  Bomb Test Is Flop  Experts Aver Nothing Of Value Will  Result From Show

SENATE TO PIGEONHOLE ~~ JUDGE RETIREMENT BILL   ACTION TO BREAK UP 8UPREME COURT LIKELY TO ___ BE TABLED BY THE "SENATE.

GANDHI. PRAISES BRITISH. PLANS   Says Indian People Should Accept idea For Complete Independence

MAYOR OUSTER SEEN IN. MOVE   Lausche Raps. “Brady.” Lake Head’ for: Gambling: ©

LAUSCHE FIRES VILLAGE MAYOR   Brady Lake  Official To Face Removal Hearing Over Gambling

Open Drive On Jewish Terrorists   Alleged Underground Leaders Arrested; Curfew Put On Major Areas.

SPELLMAN ISSUES A CHALLENGE   Says Church Must Stand Against Militant Atheism

FREE WORSHIP IS EMPHASIZED BY SPELLMAN   Cardinal Calls On Church To Stand Firm Against Tide Of Atheism

Atheism Peril Fires Prelate   Spellman Accepts Church Possession

BRITAIN AGREES TO SPAIN ISSUE   Unofficial Reports State British May Discuss Franco At Paris

Pennsylvania Flood Kills 3, ‘Losses Great   Heavy Rains Cause Rivers to Surge  Near Flood Stave

FEAR OF FLOOD FADES, THREE PERSONS DROWN   Three Rivers Expected To Cre: At Foot Under Flood Stage

New High Price Paid For Cattle   Pay $25 Hundredweight at Chicago—Hogs Bring Higher Prices, Too

Livestock Brings  Record Prices  Highest in History ' Paid for Steers

income Of Farmers Shows Big Decline   Half-Year Value of State Farm Products Over  66 Million

FARM PRODUCTS SELL FOR LESS THAN YEAR AGO   State Farmers Received 12 Millions Under First Half Of 1945   NEIGHBORING STATES ALSO NOTE DECREASE

Prime Minister of Canada, : Shocked by Red Espionage Plot, Doubts Stalin Knew It

Canada Hopes No Break in Red Relations   King Reports to Commons on Activity Of Fifth Column

FIFTH COLUMN IN CANADA Is LAID TO REDS   Prime Minister MacKenzie King Urges Cool Heads In Dealing With Situation.

Diplomatic Break With Reds Not in Sight, King Says   Prime Minister Hopeful of Good Relations Despite 5th Column Talk   STALIN NOT AWARE OF SPY ACTIVITY   Canadian Says Soviet Marshal Would Not Condone Such Action

MAUALNGIL BING HOPES 10 AVERT NUSSIAN BREAK  anadian Premier Says He Doesn’t Believe Stalin Knew of Spying     C

King Says Situation Inpeoying   Hopes Soviets, Canada May Reach Understanding

Canada’s Premier Reveals Spy Plot Details, Hopes To Keep Ties With Reds

Spy Situation Grave Matter, Canada Hears   Report to Common: Linked With Hopes Hine Break

PREMIER KING SEEKS TO MEND RED RELATIONS   Canadian Leader Makes Spy Report To Commons

Reports Red “Fifth Column” Based. In. Canada King Believes Stalin Didn’ t Know

Canada's Minister Hopes To Salvage Soviet Relations   Tells Commons of Red Agents Spying On U. S., Britain

Premier Believes Relations Can Be Salvaged Despite Spy Plot   Full Report Made  On Soviet Agents   Trip Planned To Moscow To Consult Stalin On Espionage Activity

Hopes For Salvage Of Relations With Russia   King Reports Fifth Column Has , Been Operating In Canada

Mrs. Roosevelt Says Dewey Policy Initiated by Democratic Governors

Eleanor Hits Dewey In Speech   Claims Policies, Plans Were Turned Over to G6.0.P. by Democratic  fClawconennre    Is Party Keynoter   Charges That Surpluses Are Built Up at the Expense of Cities

Charges Republicans Take Credit. for Democratic Policies. Proarams

Texas Products Grow Big by Habit, Including Tales About a Rabbit

Cops Probe Kidnap Case ‘Confession   Man Booked in Arizona Committed Degnan Crime, He Says.

SAYS HE KILLED SUZANNE. DEGNAN   MAN’S STORY THAT HE IS CHICAGO KIDNAP-SLAYER INVESTIGATED,

Gallops Home By Neck Over Closest Rival   Comet From Texas Turns on Steam After Three Quarters of Mile to Win  Marcvland Classic   Lord Boswell, In Great Race, Places   Hampden, Delaware Dandy, Piloted by King of Riders, Eddie Areavo, Shows

Rich Preakness Won by Assault”  Derby Victor Scores Great Turf Double

oe Oe. cet A ne i a eee oe ei eel  Army In Japan Hired German, Colonel Says

Many German Nationals Residing In Japan Were Hired By U. S. Army

ee Against Higher Prices Are Spreadine   Buyers’ Strikes Expected To Mushroom

Weather holds Azerbaijan chief in Tehran:  negotiations to prevent civil war resumed

[ran Capital Filled With Talk of War   Weather Prevents Premier From Leaving Tehran; ane Waved

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Azerbaijan People Are Reported ‘Ready to Fight’   Conversations on Jurisdiction of the Province Are Reopened When Premier Is Unable to Return Home

BAD FLYING WEATHER MAY PROVE BLESSING   Talks Concerning Azerbaijan Gove¢mament Continue In Iran When Envoy Fails To Leave

Four killed in accidents  Deaths caused by rifle bullet, autos  sceaeicaiiae oat Ti i

EASTERN AREA PRICE BOOSTS   BUYERS’ STRIKE, THREATS HEARD IN SECTIONS OF THREE - STATES — MILK  “ VENDERS “PICKETED"

THREATS OF BUYERS’ STRIKE ARE NOTED   Workers Protest Against Boosting of Milk in Some Areas to 10c a ',-Pint  “BOOSTS” PROTESTED

AITK PRICE RaneTENH   Buyers’ Strike Spreads:  Milk Vendors Picketed 

BUYERS’ STRIKE THREAT WIDENS   Workers ‘in 1 Philadelphic Picket Milk Vendors After Price Hike

Man “Confesses” Slaying Father   ' Manitowoc Resident Says He Administered Morphine 10 Years Ago

LEGION CHOOSES OFFICERS TODA\   P. H. Griffith of Uniontown, Pa., Slated to Become National Commander

Gas Pains   ‘25 Wome Trial Relieves Excess Mere un aoe ae THURLE MONEY BACK

Gas Pains   25c Home Trial Relieves Excess Acta in S Minutes or DOURLE MONEY BACK

Fugitive Killer Still At Liberty   One Of Death Row Fugitives From Washington Prison Not Yet Retaken   HUNDREDS OF TIPS REACH OFFICIALS

COMMITTEE TO PASS ON GIFTS   To Protect County Seat Merchants From Constant Begging for Donations  URGE CO-OPERATION

NO DECISION IS HANDED DOWN TODAY   Strict Secrecy Surrounds Actions

Allied Council Studying Convicted Nazi Appeais; Verdict Expected Thurs.

Nazi War Lords Appeals Studied   Allied Control Council Reviews Nuernberg Defendants’ Cases.

A. IED CONTROL COUNCIL WEIGHS FATE OF NAZIS   Council May Reveal Decision on Appeals Tomorrow

No Action On Nazi Appeals   Allied Control Council Meets But Fails To Announce Decision

Baby Downing Succumbs to I[Iness   Child Born Noy, 8 Dies Last Thursday

Bullet Through Transformer Fired At 150 Feet Cuts Electrical Yor Fewer Trolley ‘ars Run.

Rival Factions Are Voted Down By Independents   More Violence Breaks Out In Pittsburgh's 28-Day Strike

BULLET TRANSFORMER; UNION VICTOR   Independents Capture NLRB Poll In Pitteburgh

Present Union Wins In Steel City Election   Duquesne Employes Vote To Retain Mueller’s Independent Association

Election Wor  By Mueller’s  Association  Blackouts Result  From Sabotage OF Transformer -

VOTE FAVORS POWER UNION   Mueller Organization I: Victor in Bargaining Agency Election

Motor Workers. Lose By Strike   15,000 Laid Off: More May Follow

STEEL STRIKE FORCES AUTO CURTAILMENT   15,000 Employes Laid Off at Ford Plant; Others to Go

Steel Walkout _ Forces Ford to  Lay Off 15,000   No New Moves Made Toward Settlement On Wage Controversy

“There Will Be No Bilboise - In New York,” He Fells Aft) MRaleantac

Pledzes To Fight KKK   "There "There Will Be No Bilboism In New York State, Dewey Asserts

WALLACE SPEECH ROCKS CAPITAL   State Department Disclaims Any Responsibility; Truman Anvroval Scored

WALLACE TALK PROVES PUZZLE   State Department Not Responsible; Truman In Middle

Speech Brings New Confusion   State Department Denies Responsibilities for Wallace Address

WALLACE SPEECH LEAVES FOREIGN ~ POLICY IN DOUBI   Advocacy of Russian Spheres of Influence Conflicts With Views Held  by Byrnes.   DISPUTE OVER TALK GROWS IN CAPITAL   Taft Says Truman, in Supporting Wallace, “Has Betrayed His Secretary of State.”

IS DISAVOWED BY STATE DEPT.   Some Confusion Is Caused as Secretary “Spills the Beans”

U.S. Policies Toward ‘Russia Confused  _by Wallace’s Speech   Proposals Are Assailed as Blow to Secretary Byrnes at Paris; Clarification Is Up to the President

RUSSIA POLICY IN CONFUSION   Wallace’s Speech Puts State Department In Mild Fury

Truman’s OK Of Wallace Speech Stirs Controversy  State Depar tment _T..*.... ATE   State Department Disclaims All Responsibility;  - Bis Split Looms

State Dep't. And Wallace Are At Odds   Truman’s Approval of Watlece Speech Puts ~Byrnes- Ou —the-Spot Foreign Policy Confus—

POLICY BREAK DISCLOSED BY WALLACE, TALK   State Dept. Disclaims Responsibility For N. Y. Address

Look to Truman For Explanation On Wallace Talk   Recognition of Spheres in Contrast to U. S. Policy

Byrnes’ Office Washes Out Wallace Speech   Any Responsibility For Foreign Policy Talk Is Disclaimed;  Truman View Unclea

ALMOST ALL OF TRUCKING IN CITY STOPPED BY _ OUT OF UNION" DRIVERS

Chief Executive, In Grim Speech, Blasts Striking  Unions’ Leaders   Walkout Is Termed Confest between Smal! Group, Government   STRIKERS ARE ASKED TO "FACE CONSCIENCE”   Negotiations Collapse notwithstanding New White House Proposal

Workers Told To Return To Duties Today   Truman Threatens to Call Army to Help Run Railways and Furnish Protection for Those Willing to Work

; ® ——~» —~w e Pa me gew 6 we on we r  Pr Oo ane eee) ‘¢@ ‘ ™) es  me IW eee wy  bet ee  x2 St In.   "™1 ~ACcress oin- “nnerecc

‘Truman Sets Deadline For W ork Return   Declares Armed Forces Will Be Called Out To Help Operate Trains If Strikers Fail to Get Back by 4 p. m. Today

Blames 2 Heads Of Unions for Terrible Havoc   President to Use ‘Every Means to Halt Strike’

Durants Are Going Back To Germany   Pair Connected To Jewel Robbery Being Flown Back To Germany

Truman Says A-Bomb Tests  AreN ecessary  President Remains Firm as Senators Demand Cancellation

Measure To Authorize Destriiction of Yesscls Returned to Committee

PRESS FIGHT 10 BAN ATOM BOMB TESTS   Senators Retain Views Despite Statement By President

Max CUT NUMBER ‘OF SHIPS USED   HST Backs Atom Bomb Tests As - Solons Seek To Cancel Plans

But President Truman Holds It ot Vital Importance to National  4 Defense; Says It Will Be

Truman Steadfast For A-Bomb Tests   Senators Determinedly Press for Deferment. FV itally Important Says Nation’s Chief

Atom Test Is Vital To US Defense Says President; Solons Urge Cancellation   > ear As

Truman Say: Atom Tests Are ‘Vital’   Senators Cling To Determination For Cancellation

Senators Differ With President On A-Bomb Tests   Huffman and Lucas Wil Continue To Press for Cancellation

NAZI WAR CRIMES PROSECUTORS CLOSE CASE; DEFENDANTS OPEN FIGHT FOR LIVES MONDAY   ANTA ANITA RACE STRIKE THREAT IS ENDED   KENNY DENOUNCES U. S$. GRAB OF STATE LAND:

Wives Decry Lack of Attention; Hubby Complains of Nagging, Too MuchT alk

HOME, SWEET HOME  Spouses: ‘Take Each Other Apart’ in Fault Survey 

GM Automohiles  Increased $100   Light Trucks Included In Raise, Expect It On Refrigerators And Aplances

cost GF-AUTOSBOOSTED $100   GENERAL MOTORS MARKS UP PRICES ON PASSENGER “CARS AND LIGHT’ TRUCKS

GM CAR PRICES _ BOOSTED $100   Retail Prices Being Boosted 50 Pct. On All Types of Soap

PHILIPPINES IN BID TO REVISE UNO VOTE LAW   Factors Would Make Counci ‘Limited World Government’. Deleaate Says

Continue to Debate UN Veto Rule   Romulo Suggests Change 1n Voting Procedure of  Assembly

Reds Told Agents To Get U-235, Claim   Embassy Documents Are Shown at Spy Hearing

Tells How Reds Sought fo Learn Atomic Secrets   Witness Reveals They Tried to Get Uranium ia Canada

Ex-Clerk Claims Soviets Sought Uranium Specimens   Canadian Agents Ordered To Obtain Samples of  Race Substance of Atomic Bomb

N.Y. Askec as Interim Location   Greenwich-Stamford Area Recommended for Headquarters

Support U.S. in Urging Its Adoption   Belgium's Delegate, However, Terms Treaty Harsh

Bevin, Bidault Back U.S. Stane On Italian Pact   Russian Delegation Expected to State Its Position Today

THREE OF BiG 4 INDORSE PROPOSED TREATY FOR ITALY   Foreign Ministers of Britain and France Join U. S. in Urging Paris Parley to Adopt Pact.   DELEGATES TO HEAR FROM RUSSIA TODAY   American Economic Expert Says $325,000,000 Is Limit of Italian Capacity to Pay Reparations.

United States Given Suppor On Italy Pac!   Two of Big Four Urges Adoption of Proposed Peace Treaty

PROPOSED ITAL. TREATY IS APPROVED   France and Britain Soin United States After Long Debate

TREATY DRAF]   Russian Action Is Due Today; Bevin And Bidault Agree

British, French DelegatesUrge italian Treaty   Join United States In Support Of Proposed Pact

3of Big Four Support Peace Treaty for Italy   Russia Is Still Silent; Bevin Denies Slav ~ Charges

U. 8. POSITION SUPPORTED ON ITALIAN PACT   Bevin, Bidault Join In Urging Adoption Of Treaty Draft

ITALIAN PACT SUPPORTED BY BEVIN, BIDAULT   Delegates Join U. S. In Urging Adoption Nf Pronosed Peace Plan

Tito Delegate Says Yugoslav Will Not Sign  ‘Kardeli Warns That Trieste   Kardelj Warns That Trieste Provisions Must Be Changed   FRANCE, ENGLAND ADD SUPPORT TO CONNALLY   Bevin Denies Previous Slav Accusations Of "Military Base’

Resignations May Terminate Board   Truman Reaction Awaited as Guide—Resigned Industry Members Urge Scrappine

Two Pay  Leaders  Offering To Quit   Wage Stabilization Body In Turmoil  Over Action

Wage Board's Future is Uncertain After Two Industry Members Quit

WSB Heads Resign; Propose Scrapping All Wage Control:   Others Expected to Quit Board; Future of WSB Highly Uncertain

WSB Fate In Doubt   Resigning Industry Members Call For End To Wage-Price Control;  Await Truman Decision

Two WSB Members Offer Resignations  In dlesaibans TN a   Industry Representatives On Stabilization Board Notify Truman

Two WSB Members Offer Resignations  Industry Representatives On Stabilization Board

industry Finding ‘Hardship’ In Boost Will Be Allowed To Increase Price Of Product

New Wage-Price Policy Designed To Halt Strikes   Bowles Becomes Stabilizer And Porter Price Administrator In Latest Chaves   INDUSTRY GETS PRICE INCREASES

BRIT. SUBMIT PLAN FOR INDIAGOVT   _Nation Would Be  Known as as United States of India

ASSOCIATION  MAKES CHARGE *  Steel Strike Bites Deeper Into Related Industries

lie  ‘Other i Business   Fabricating Com paries ‘Charge CIO Refuses tu   +) Consider Their Indi-. scout dugl Needs: .   Siand Keeps 50,000 Workers On Sirike   Union Representative Re.  ported Saying “You Pay 184c Or Go Out Of Raeeiunece”?

ISS COMMISION FOR TELEPHONE RATE INCREASE   ‘(Continued on page 2)

SOUTHERN BELL ASKS RATE HIKE   Seek Approval For Small Increase In Rates For Business Phones; Point To Heavily Increased Cnetc

Pope Elevates 32 Prelates To Cardinals   Colorful Ceremony Takes Place in Vatican Hall 450 Years Old

32 Are Created Cardinals In Colorful Vatican Rites   Pope Says Action Expands Universality of Church To All Races, Peoples, Nations

New Cardinals ‘Being Created In Consistory   Thirty-Two Roman Catholic Prelates Become Princes Of The Church   ANCIENT RITUAL BEING OBSERVED

CHURCH HELD — ~ CEREMONIES   FOUR AMERICANS AMONG 32 —NEW_CARDINALS OF THE — ROMAN CATHOLIC

Lewis Offers Sailors Help   UM W President Calls Wage Board “Economic Boars’ Nest”   At Ease, Caffeine Lovers  OPA Says Nickel Cup Of Coffee Is Here To Stay Despite Kise  !

his Ease, Caffeine Lovers  OPA Says Nickel Che Of Coffee Is Here To Stay Despite Rise

At Ease Caffeine Lovers: OPA Says Nickel Cup Of Coffee Here To Stay

Tales Banished Seminole Indian Girl Are Denied   Federal Indian Agent Savs Story Is False

Price Ceilings On (Crude, Refined ‘Oil To Be Upped      OPA To Take. Action To Offset Critical Shortage of Fuel

OPA Plans to Up Price Ceilings On Oil to Offset Fuel Shortage   Shipnents tleld toa

OPA ANNOUNCES AN INCREASE IN DIL CEILINGS   Says Nation Is Facing Critical Fuel Oil Shortage:

ite Chance of Preventing Rail Strike.   Government Seizure er Rail Concessions Only Avenues Open

Coal Talks To Resume Next Week   Labor Secretary Will Call Lewis and Operators Back Toqether

Shigemitsu Expected Bombs At Surrender   Postwar Problems Are Squarely Faced by  Tananccea Dannle

SURVIVORS OF AIRLINE CRASH FOUND IN BUSH   Five and Possibly Seven On Way to Civilization

Senate Committee Given Reports On A-Bomb Espionage   Foreign Powers Charged With Using Unlimited Funds to Gain Secret ~   WHITEHOUSE SILENT ON TRUMAN’S PLANS   Rankin Says There Is Evidence of Spy Activities In United States

Alleged Spy — Ring May Extend To United States   Studies Report That Espionage May Seek Canada's Defense Setup

SOME FOREIGN POWERS SEEK ATOM SECRETS      Make Very Great Efforts To Se cure Bomb Secrets In U.S.

Spies Seek Secrets Of Atom Bomb   Canadian Rings Activities Revealed To Have Spread Into United States

Cite Certain Powers Using Huge Funds   FBI At Work On Reports Involving Communists In  Multiple Leaks.

SPIES. SEEKING U.$. ATOM DATA REPORT STATES   Findings Filed With Senate Committee, According io Reliable Source   NATIONS NOT DIVULGED  Rankin Suggests Investigation Be Made by Probers of Subversive Activities

Spies’ Efforts To Get U.S. Secrets Told   Senate Atom Group Receives Reports; No Nations Named

Disclosure of Canadian Espionage Leads To Investigation In U. S.

FEEL SURE OF LEAK ON ATOMIC BOMB   High Source Says Foreign Powers. Obtaining Secrets

Says Foreign Powers Making Great Efforts to Secure Atomic Secrets

Foreign Effort To Get Atomic Secrets Bared   Unlimited Funds Reported Being Spent in Effort Tc Obtain Information in U. 5

Atomic Bomb Spy Ring At Work nU.S.   Report Great Efforts Made To Secure Secrets Here

Spending Unlimited Funds Attending Probe Sessions   Canadian Expose Brings Startling Admission Washington Was Watching Spy Ring

President Heads For Warm Clime   Nerthward Cruise Off Massachusetts Has Been cancelled

FORD MAY ADOPT PANEL PATTERN   NOW HOPE FOR SPEEDY WAGE SETTLEMENT

Cost of Living tems Slashed; Mystery Break   Charges of Rigging Heard in New York; Eqg Quotations Lower

Cost of Living Items Decline In Major Cities Across Country, But Whether Slump is Temporary Remains Uncertain—Chicago Retailers’ Groups Look for Food to Go Lower and Advise Members to Sell Present Stocks.

Reductions In Food Items Recorded   Dairymen’s Co-Op Reports Buying To “Protect” Group

Market  InButter Leading In Drop   Egg Prices Decline As Well As Other Items Of Food

TEMPERATURES   Wholesale Dairy Markets Break In Major Cities   Department Stores Slash Their Prices For Year-End Sales

Many Prices Drop Suddenly   Butter Break Leads Way—Year-End Sales Bring Slashes

Sharp Decreases Are Reported In Cities Aeross the County Espe-. elally In Butter and Eeos,

BUTTER MARKET IN SHARP PRICE DROP YESTERDAY   Dairy Cooperative Admits Having Tried To Keep Pricac In   OTHER FOOD ITEMS ARE ALSO DROPPING

Prices Drop in Many Cost of Living Items  Wholesale Butter Market«e Renorted

High Price Levels _ On Many Base Items Tumble Across U. S.   Led by Sharp Break in New York, Chicago Butter Markets; General Cut in Food Prices Seen Later

Clothing, Egg, Butter Prices Register Droy   New, York, Chicago, Other Market Centers Report Considerable Breaks

Prices of Many Cost of Living tems Are Down   Sharp Break Comes in Wholesale Butter Markets

SHARP BREAK IN BUTTER MARKETS   Big Drop Also: Reported In Price Of Eggs   In Food Costs Anticipated In February; Clothing Prices Slashed

High Price Structure on Many Cost-of-Living Items Breaks; Feeds, Clothing Down Appreciably

Butter Leads Drop With 10-Cent Decline Per Pound In East   Eggs Also Down in Major Cities; Clothing Marked One - Third To 50 Percent Lower

Butter Market Tumbles Up to 10 Cents Pound   Clothing Prices Dip Up to 50 Percent in Some of Major Cities

High Price Structure For Many Cost of Living Items Slumps Throughout Nation

PR :':2 DROP IN COST OF LIVING ALL OVER U. S.   Clothing, Butter And Eggs Lead Downward Market Spiral

Big Department Stores Slashing Many Key Items   One of Sharpest Breaks Comes in Butter at  New York and Chicago

Butter Drops;  Eggs, Clothing Show Decline  Dairymen’s League Clears Up Mystery Of Sharp Break In New York  WAS ACTIVE IN MARKET TO KEEP PRICES HIGH  Big Question Mark Is Whether These Decreases Will Be Continued

Living Costs ‘Tumble   Butter and Egg Prices Drop Sharply: Many Stores Slash Clothing Prices

FOOD, CLOTHING PRICES DECLINE   Butter Market Break Leads Cost Declines on Many items in Nation

Butter Prices Skid Sharply In Big Cities   Egg Prices Also Drop and Clothing Prices Slashed In Nation

D. L. REVEALS NEW SUPPORT OF BUYING   High Cost-of-Living Items Rapidly Are Taking Real Beating

Sudden Crack In High Price rend Occurs   One Of Sharpest Breaks Noted In Butter Market

Cost of Living Prices Tumble In Big Cities   Butter, Eggs and Some Clothing Leading In First Downward Trend

BUTTER PRICES DROP SHARPLY IN NATION'S MAJOR CITIES   Eggs, Cther Food Items Follow; 10c Break In Butter Price Is Noted

Decline Of Nine Te ‘Ten Cents Per Pound Reported  EGGS . “ALSO HIT  Survey. Shows ‘Prices Skid In Many Parts - OF Nation

Crack Appears In High Price Structure of Some Items  Include Butier, Eggs and Clothing; Co-op in New York Admits Supporting Buyttreor Markoat

BUTTER, EGGS AND CLOTHING PRICES SLUMP   RETAILERS EXPECT GENERAL DROP IN FOODS

Food Prices Drop Sharply In The East   Butter Leads Decline; Big City Clothiers Also Slash Prices

13 Killed, Over 200 Eseape In  Mine Disaster   Number Injured in Most Unusual Catastrophe ir West Virginia Coal Mining History— Children in Nearby School Hurt

14 MINERS DIE IN BLAST; 22 ARE INJUREL   200 Men Escape From Shaft Following  Explosion

14 Meet Death. 22 Injured in  Freak Disaster   Explosion So Great  It Wrecks Buildings In Immediate Area: Manw Men Walk Out

200 Escape In ‘Miracle: Catastrophe   Several Injured By Flying Glass 500 Feet From Entrance

Low Death Toll Called ‘Miracle’; 2) Others Hurt   School Building Rocked In Monster West Virginia Explosion

22 Men Hurt; . 253 Workers  Survive Blast   Eruption Wrecks Tipple, Head House, Damages  Nearhv Schaol

SHAPE CHINESE TRUCE ©   Group to Enforce Accord Ready to Fly to Peiping

Steel Mills Begin Readying Re-Start Work  No Early Upswing Sean In Production

Steelmen Go ~ Back Monday   Some of Workers Already Firing Up Furnaces

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All in The Various   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

NEW CONTRACT HAS BEEN ASKED BY THE MINERS   If It Is Not Perfected They Will Stop Work This Week-end.   LEWIS ANNOUNCED   He Rejected the Operators’ Reply to His Demands As Unsatisfactory.

/400,000 Miners to ‘Stay Home Next Week   John L. Lewis Notifies Coal Operators He Will  End Present Contract At RAldatcht G:indaw

Lewis To Let UMW Contract Ex pire. Sunday      Miners, Will Stay Home Unless New Contract Signed;Says Operators’ Proposals’ Unsatisfactory; Negotiations To Contintie.

Mine Strike Ts Set For End Of Week   Lewis Announces Men Will Quit Work Unless New -Contract Is Signed

MINERS TO HALT ~ WORK, LEWIS SAYS   Rejects Coal Operators’ Reply

Miners To Stay Home---Lewis  — Contract With Coal Bosses Ends Sunday

Coal Miners To Stop Worl At Week End   Lewis Calls For New Contract— Offer Unacceptable

COAL MINERS TO STRIKE SHORTLY   John L, Lewis Tells Operators 400,000 To Remain at Home Next Week

Contract To Be Terminated This Sunday   Insists Upon New Agreement Before Return

Lewis Calls Mine Strike For Sunday   400,000 Miners To Leave Jobs Midnight Sunday

400,000 UMW COAL MINERS TO STAY HOME NEXT WEEK   NO EXTENSION OF CONTRACT, LEWIS TELLS OPERATORS

Mine Strike Ordered By John Lewis   Workers Will Stay Home With Families Next Week, He Says

Lewis Notities Coal Operators Contract To End   Negotiations To Continue, However, In Hopes Of Settlement

WILL INSIST ON NEW CONTRACT TO REOPEN PITS   UMW’s President Rejects Owners’ Counterplans As ‘Mumble Jumble’

Lewis Gives Strike Notice   Present Coal Contract Will End Sunday At Midnight

Monday Is Named for Coal Strike  Lewis Gives Notice of Cantract Termination

MINE STRIKE ‘LOOMS MONDAY   Lewis Warns That Miners Will “Stay Home With Families” Next Week

Plans No Extension Of Present Contract  Union Insists on New Agreement; Owners’ Pronosals Called “Yuivhl,’

New Contract Only Hope Of Halting Tieup   Operators’ Reply’ to Union Demands ‘Rejected by Lewis.

‘Coal Miners To Quit Jobs [Next Monday   Lewis Says Men Will Stay Home Until Contract Is Drafted; Police Clear Pittshurch Streets

Lewis Sets Mine Walkout Monday   Counter Proposals By Operators Termed Totally Unsatisfactory

MINERS LEAVE JOBS SUNDAY   Lewis Rejects Operator’:  Reply To Union’s Demands

400,000 Miners To Stay Away From Work Next Week   President of United Mine Workers Says Negotiations Will Continue; Coal Stocks Total 47 Million Tons

MINERS WILL TAKE HOLIDAY THIS WEEKEND   Lewis Announces That 400.,000 Members of Union Will "Stay Home With Families"  AWAIT NEW CONTRACT

Crnl Min nee LOd) Miners  Quit Sunday   Lewis Says it Isn't Strike; Just Haven’t Contract to Work

/PROMISES COAL STRIKE   John L, Lewis Says That His Miners Will Stay Home Next Week

TRIESTE ISSUE TAKEN UP BY BIG FOUR   “French Line” Adopt ed as Italo-Yugoslavian Frontier

VINSON URGES BRITISH LOAN   Describes Aid As Hard-Headed Business Deal, Investment In World Peace

Vinson  Launches Loan Fight   Calls Proposal Trade of Dollars for British Trade Preferences

Treasury Head Asks Congress To Aid Britain   Senate Banking Group Opens Hearing On Proposal

Vinson Calls On Congress  To Okeh Loan To Britain   Secretary Of Treasury, Opening Administration Fight, Declares Financial Aid To England Is An “tnvestment In World Peace And Prosperity”

Vinson Assures Solons England Will Repay Debt   Failure To Extend Credit Will Mean Economic War, Claim

Approval of Loan Urged By Vinsor   Secretary Calls Move An  Investment in Peace

Vinson Opens Fight for British Loan   Asserts Alternative Is Economic Warfare Breeding Depression

Vinson Asks Congress to Approve Loan to Britain as Investment In World Peace and Prosperity

RIGE CAMPAIGN QUTLAY $20,730   Personal Expense Account Filed At Harrisburg — Gifts Went To State Committee And To Gettysburg Group

Jewish Nation Plan Rejected   Arabs Warn Britain of Great Danger Of Civil War in Palestine

Arab Nations. Reject Jewish Nation Plan Civil War Is  hreatenec In Palestine

Attempts Fail To End Strike On West Coast   Industrial! Activity Halt: ed in Oakland Metropolitan Area

Truce Move In Manchuria  At Standstill   Kai-Shek’s Party Quelis Right-Wing . Uprising: Aimed At the Commun.

Hot Bandit Chase ls Continued in Kiamichi Sector   Theft of Potatoes Blamed on Robbers Of Oklahoma Bank

Outlaws Are Hard Pushed For Supplies   Search for Bank Robbers Moves Ahead ir Densely Wooded Area in Vicinity of Antlers

GAT:AND-MOUSE HUNT CONTINUES FOR PAIR WHO HELD UP BANK   ‘BANDITS SOUGHT IN OKLAHOMA MOUNTAINS BY POSSE AND DOGS

Caf-Mouse Bandit Chase Continuing   Outlaws in Kiamichi Mountains Being Sought

DANGER MEANS NOTHING TO NEWLYWEDS Jy (ee ae Spend 40-Day Honeymoon Alone On Ocean Aboard Leaky Yawl

Newly Wedded Landlubbers Make 2,000 Mile Honeymoon Voyage From Honolulu

@ P. PAUL MALLON—  A. F. L.’s William Green Broke the Back of Price Controls

FLAY'S TRUMAN'S BUDGET ESTIMATE   Rep. Brown, GOP Committee Chairman Calls Issue Political Topic

OAKLAND STRIKE "SPREAD IS SEEN   ‘Until! Victory Won’ Pledge Made By Union; Mayor Calls Emergency

Oakland Unionists ‘Plan To Extend: General: Strike   City Officials Discuss Steps for Declaring: State Of Emergency as Walkout Spreads —

Punishment for Lewis in Court Contempt Case   No Recommendation For Jail Sentence

SENTENCING OF LEWIS DELAYED UNTIL AFTER  2 P.M, TODAY   Court Recessed This Morning After Series Of Huddles

Prison Sentence Not Mentioned In Request by Federal Attorney   Judge Still Has Not Acted; Hint Given UMW Leader May Call off Nationwide Walkouts   At 2:45 p. m. the court fined the miners $3,500,000 and John L. Lewis, $10,000.

Requests Levy Of $250,000 For Each Day Of Coal Tieup   No Recommendation For Jail Sentence for Lewis

Navy Criticized For Handing 2 Jobs to Admiral   Lockwood Charged With Both Store and War, Solons Complait

Condemned Nazis Turn To Religion   All Except Roscenb:rg Road Bible As End  Draws Near

DOOMED NAZIS © SIT OUT LAST HOURS OF LIFE   Atmosphere of Unprecedented Official Secrecy Veils Execution Plans.

Ti NAZIS TO bE HANGED TONIGHT   Executions Slated To Begin At 4 P.M. (MST)

NUERNBERG VERDICTS TO BE ON SCHEDULE   Court to Begin Handing Down Judgments Against 22 Nazi Leaders Monday.

Verdicts In War Crimes Set Oct. 1   Red-Controlled Paper Demands Death Penalty

IStert: Mendy to Hand  Down Verdicts on Nazis       ¢s Trial—May Take Three Foll Dovc

Paper Hints At Fight Kor  Manchuria   Chinese Reported Impatient With Red Occupation

Chinese Den v Troo psC lash With Soviets   Spokesman Says Reported Hostilities In Manchuria False

ARMY REDUCES GROUND FORCES   Units Will Be Stripped To Skeleton Size As Keonomy Measure

Economy Move Slashes Army Ground Forces   Fifty-six Units To Be Cut To Skeleton Size, Devers Reports

38,000 LESS MEN ORDERED HELD IN ARMY   Two And One Half Dim isions Cut From  U. S. Forces

DALE EASTON OF GREENUP SHOT IN HEEL   John Miller Jr. of toxa Held in Coles foaunty Jail

Dewey Short, Files For Renomination   So Far the Galena, Mo., Resident Has No Opposition.

France’s Emergency Cabinet Formed of : Socialist: Members: .   Efforts For Coalition: > “Gov't Fail -

MEAT CEILINGS RESTORED TODAY ~ AMID SHORTAGE   Cattle Receipts Lowest on Record for Tuesday and 50% Below Monday's   FISH, FOWL IN DEMAND   Prices on These Are Rising as Supplies of Meat Become Short

OPA Steps Up Drive Against Black Market   Lower Production Reported os New Prices in Effect

Organize to Keep Meat Price Down   OPA Intensifies Drive 01 Black Market — Sup ply Becoming Scarce

\WESTBROOK PEGLER   Ex-Gl’s Letters Contain Protests Against Treatment

Trans-Luxury Liner Crashes In Takeoff From Elko, Nevada, Airport; Accident Occured At SA. M. Today   ONLY TWO PERSONS SURVIVE THE CRASH

Two Survive T ragedy At Kk “i Ney ada   New York-Frisco Plane Believed To Have Burned

Crash Oceur: On Takeoff Of Big Ship  At Airport   Believe Plane Burned After Accident; First Reports Are Meager; To Make Full Probe

Two Known To Survive  Elko Crash   Rescuers On Way To Check Catastrophe  That Befell Chartered Coast-lo-Coast Plane

NOW HE WANTS AN AMERICAN  Ex-Gl Declares Army Forced Him To Marry English Girl~

Great Britain and Russia Fight Stubbornly in Security Council Over Red Charges vs. Greece.

Decision Delayed by Security Council on Ukrainian Charges   Russian and British Delegates Fight Stubbornly Over Issue; Discussion Will Resume on Tuesday

DELAY FINAL DECISION ON GREEK ISSUE   Heated Debate Flares Over Charges Filed By Ukrainians

SOVIETS AND BRITISH CLASH OVER BALKAN ISSUE  Decision Over U.N. Study Of Ukrainian Charges Against Greece Delayed After Bitter Arqument

OVERRULE RED MOVE TO HEAR GRECIAN CASE   Security Council Delays Hearing ‘Threat- ToPeace’ Charges

UKRAINIAN CHARGES “ARE STILL BLOCKED   United Nations Council Adjourns Without Taking Action On Russia’e Reonese

UN Postpones  Ukranian Case   USSR, Britain Fight Over Hearing Charges

CHARGES GREECE MENACES PEACE DEBATED IN U.N   Britain and Russia in Bitter Clash Over Question of Council Investigating Accusations,   REDS ASSERT PROBE SHOULD BE CONDUCTED   See Danger of War in Balkans —Decision On Conducting Hearing Put Off Till Next Week.

Russia, Britair Wrangle Over Ukraine Issue  ie nie, a a te   Security Council Delays Decision Until Tuesday

Britain, Russia Clash in UN on Greek Problem   Security Council Delays Decision Until After Nation’s Plebiscite

AL. Official Deciares Foreign Agents Are invading U. §. Group   Propaganda Is Being Disseminated to Weaken Patriotic

FINNS UPHELD BY VANDENBERG   CLAIMS REPARATIONS FIGURE 1S TOO LARGE

U. $. Demands Share In Plan For Danube Area   SEN. VANDENBERG SAYS AMERICA MUST BE CONSIDERED

AMERICA WANTS SHARE IN PLANS FOR THE DANUBE   Sen. Vandenberg Demands Place In Program Of Internationalization

Jomt Danube  Control Urged   Vandenburg Declares U. S. Interest In Dispute

United States Wants Part In Danube Plan   Maiden Speech By Sen. Vandenberg, devoted Entirely to This Troublesome Question.

REDS CHALLENGE CLAIM VOICED BY VANDENBERG   U. 8. Seeks Part in Regulating Danube Navigation

U. 5. DEMANDS A SHARE IN BO ANUBE PLAN   Russia Opposes Demand Made By Sen. Vandenberg

Demands U, S. Share Danube  Settlement USSR Delegate  Opposes View  Of United States

‘Vandenberg Demands Danube Right   ‘Unrestricted Trade Sought On River

U. S. Demands Full Voice In Danube Plans, Senator Vandenberg Warns Parley

Russian Challenges Vandenberg’s Demand for Share in Danube Trave

10 TOP NAZI WAR CRIMINALS ARE EXECUTED   German Officials Witness Execution  Of Leaders   By KINGSBURY SMITH INS European General Manage: Representing the Combined American Press

PORTER PREPARING TO ISSUE NEW LIS!   Allied Commission Issues Statement On Nazi Executions

Los Angeles Police Rout 1500 Electrical Workers From U.S. Motors Plant

Violence Breaks Out As] dustrial Crisis Idles Million Workers   Truman Demand Steel Agreeme!   Packinghouse Union Mes With Government On Meat Walkout

Background of Decontrol Board   Congress Made New Body Big Boss Over Prices and the OPA

"DECISION OF PRICE DECONTROL BOARD ON RENEWAL OF CEILINGS ~AN FOOD SAID TO AFFECT ALL

MINIMUM WAGE CHANGE STUDIED   Administration Leaders See No Chance Of Passage For 65c Rate

National Clamor Grows for Relief In Meat Famine   Packinghouses and Restaurants Demand Removal of Controls

DEMANDS FOR SOME ACTION TO. INCREASE. SUPPLIES ARE POURING INTO. - WASHINGTON ._

Pearl Harbor Committee May Act In  Probe.Today   Might Decide If They Can Agree on Fixing Responsibility for  Worst Naval Disaster

Pearl Harbor Probers to Meet   Committee Secks to Place Responsibility For Blow to U. S. Navy

Committee Probing Disaster Meets Today; Split On Report Possible

PEARL HARBOR GROUP WILL MAKE REPORT   Committee to Decide If It Can Reach Agreement Fixing Responsibility.

Spokane Tean Ball Players Die in Crash   Seven Killed When Bus Plunges Through Mountain Guard Rail

GIRL SCOUT CAMPAIGN IS NOT YET CLOSED   Persons Desiring To Contribute To Budget Fund Are Asked By Committee To Send In Checks

GIRL SCOUT CAMPAIGN IS DRAWING TO CLOSE   Leaders Ask Those Who Wish To Centribute To Send Checks In Now—Money Spent Here

ARMED FORCE OF 2,000,000 MUST BE KEPT, SAYS MESSAGE   lf Volunteers Don’t Suffice. Draft Law   If Volunteers Don’t Suffice, Draft Law Must Be Extended, President Asserts

MAN CHOKES TO DEATH ON MEAT   G. W. Corner, Renwick Thes in Clear Lake

NEW CHARGE BY SOVIET AGAINST ‘REACTIONARIES’   Claim Attempt Made To Form Eastern Bloc Of Iran, Tur. key, Afghanistan

3-Way Bloc Aimed At Soviet Union, Moscow Charges   Radio Says Reactionaries ~ Would Unite Iran, Turkey, Afghanistan

PLAN RETREATMENT OF PENNA. HIGHWAYS   First Part of Oiling Program To Get Underway This Month   BUCKS MILEAGE 117.61

STATE LIQUOR BOARD GOUGED BY DEALERS   Dealers Protest Boost in Costs

Japanese Begin Clearing Ruins By Tidal Wave   Eighth Army Sends Medica! Units to Care for Survivors

DEATH TOLL MAY REACH TOTAL OF 2,000 PERSONS   Situation Under Control, U. S. Army Says

‘veath Tolls  Not Accurate But Over 500 Persons Dead   No Americans Lose Lives in Temblors And Big Tidal Wave

TOLL SEEN BY JAP AGENCY   Refugee- Cluttered Highways Hamper Movements of  e-

U. S. Army Spokesmen State Situation Is Well Under Control, No Help Is Needed

Homeless Estimated At 500,000 In Japan.   Wide Discrepancies In Earthquake Death, Injury Toll Reports

Disaster Ruins Being Cleared   Dead in Tidal Wave and Earthquake Expected to Top: 2000; Relief Reported “Well in Hand”

WARMER WEATHER CHEERS JAPANESE HIT BY TIDAL WAVE   Half-Million May Be Homeless as Result of Disaster; 969 Known To Be Dead.   AMERICANS SAID TO BE UNINJURED

Homeless Japs Clearing Quake Ruins; 969 Listed as Dead with 1,431 Hur

Army Says Situation Well Under Control; Warmer Weather Eases Burden   Nation’s Death List Now 1,431   Headquarters Say 7,420 Homes Destroyed And 26,469 Damaged

969 Known Dead; 1,431 Hurt; 7,420 Homes Destroyed   Warmer Weather Helps Survivors; No Americans Lost

500,000 Homeless Japs Clear Ruins as Weather Eases   Situation Called ‘Under Control’; No U. S. Casualties Are Reported

500,000 Homeless After Earthquake Rocks Jap Island  Death Toll May Hit

HALF MILLION HOMELESS IN JAPAN'S QUAKE   Homeless Survivors Cheered By Warmer, Sunny Weather Today

Now Fear 2.000 Dead In Japan   US Occupation Forces Escape Without Injury

Japanese Bury Victims of Tidal Wave and Quake   500,000 Others, With Homes Razed, Checred By Warmer Weather.

HALF A MILLION LEFT HOMELESS BY TIDAL WAVE   List Of Dead Now Stands At 969 On Incomplete-Reports-

Estimate Of Dead Varies, But Will Go As High As 1,000   Supreme Headquarters Lists 7,420 Home Destroyed And A Total Of 26,469 Damaged By The Latest Quake.

Pearl Harbor Committee Lists Principles for the Consideration of Armed Forces to Avoid Repetition of Dec. 7, 1941, Debacle in the Pacific

POLICE. BELIEVE TWO PERSONS — INVOLVED IN KIDNAP-MURDER   WEIGHT OF CHILD. WOULD' HAVE PREVENTED ONE PERSON FROM TAKING WER, AUTHORITIES SAY

WIDEN HUNT FOR BRUTAL SLAYER   Police Check Every Minute Clue in Chicago Case

HANOVERIAN WILL DIRECT COLLEGE BAND   Appointment Of Paul A. Harner Is Announced At Gettysburg By Music Department Head

BIG SURPLUS ~IN-TREASURY- AS YEAR ENDS   MORE THAN 160 MILLION DOELARS -IN-STATE-FUNDS—— BHARP INCREASE IN ‘L. REVENUES... —.

Ohio Treasury Shows Huge Surplus As Year Ends; Revenue Increases Noted

HE UNDERESTIMATED AMERICANS Hitler Thought Rearmament InU.S. Was Just A Big Bluff

Poker Bandit Loses Life In Last Game   Mystery Robber Shot Down As tle Holds Up Club House Group Plavine For High Stakes

OPS FAIL 10 REPORT HI-WAY DINER THEFI   Marauder Robbed Popular Place Thursday Night   GOT LITTLE MONEY

SAYS RUSSIANS EXCLUDED FROM ASSETS SEARCH   AMG Representative Asserts Nazi Purge  Lags in U. S. Zone

STRIKE KEEPS TEXAS  PORTS IDLE; ORDER  PROHIBITS PICKETS HOUSTON, GALVESTON  SHIPPING STOPPED— INJUNCTION ISSUED

BERNARD BARUCH IS NAMED TO REPRESENT UNITED STATES ON UN ATOMIC BOMB COMMISSION   Herman Goering Says Nazis Never Considered Offensive Against Western Hemisphere—NAM Requests Congress End Price Controls—tran Embassy Has Oil Concessions at Stake

BARUCH CHOSEN FOR UNO POST   Elderly Statesman Named by Truman to United Nations Atomic Board

BARUCH PICKED FOR ATOM BOARE   President Will Send Nomination to Senate

Baruch Is Named to Atom Group   Famed Financier To Represent U.S On Commission

RNARD BARUCH 1S NOMINATED BY PRESIDENT TRUMAN   Will Be United States Representative on U. N. O. Atomic Com.   TO THE SENATE TUESDAY      He Is One of the Nation’s Elder Statesmen, Being 75 Years Old.

BARUCH CHOSEN FOR ATOM BODY   Selected to Represent U. S On UNO Commission

BARUCH NAMED TO ATOMIC ENERGY POST   Nomination of Top Financier Will Go To Senate Tuesday

BARUCH NOMINATED FOR ATOM POSITION   Truman Picks Financier For U. S$. Representative

Baruch ‘Namedte A-Group   Nomination of Elder Statesman Goes to Senate

Baruch to Represent U. S. on UNO Bomb Group; Oil Argument in Iran Takes 3 Power Asnect

BARUCH NAMED TO ATOM POST   Truman Nominates Financier As U.S. Member of UNO Control Group.

President Will Send Name To Senate Tuesday   Elderly Financier Frequently Assisted FDR

Truman Will Name Bernard Baruch To Atomic Group  Britain Also Named Nonscientist To UNO Committee

Baruch Named To UNO Atom  Energy Board    Nomination Of Statesman Will Go to The Senate Tomorrow

BARUCH NAME TO ATOM GROUP   Chosen By Truman As U.S. Representative On Commission

Baruch Chosen U.S. Atomie Group Member   Nomination Of Financier To Be Presented In Senate By President

Soviet, Iranian Delegates Will Discuss Trouble   Compromise Is Hailed As Victory For UNO In Its First Big Test

UNO To Take Up British Greek Policy   Compromise Sets Procedural Precedents Shows Reds’ Ability To “Take It.”

UNO Ready To Take Up Greek Row   Britain Prepared To Abide By Decisions Made On Greece, Indonesia

Soviet, Iran Will Begin.  Discussion  Security Council To Consider Complaint Against British In Greece, Indonesie

THANKSGIVING “CHIT’LINS” FEAST  DELAYED MONTHS BY BATILES IS ONE OF WRITER’S WAR MEMORIES 

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN Champagne And Chit’lins—  Delayed Thanksgiving Story

A War Story of Champagne, Southern Fried ‘Chitlins’  on Thanksgiving Day

British Aid Faces Fight   President Asks Congress For Early Approval of Economic Program

Approval of Loan Asked by President   Proposal Faces Hard Sledding From Opposition

Federal Reduction Sights Up   Rep. Taber Would Cut 12 Billions From U. 8S. Budaet

HOUSE VOTES TOUGH STRIKE CONTROL BILL   Pro-Laborites Slate Softening Moves In Senate

Anti-Strike _ Bill Wins — By Big Vote   Coalition Blocks All Efforts to  Soften Measure

51 Nation Body ls Called Sept. B at Flushing   Arab League to Bring Palestine Issue Before U. N.

UNITED NATIONS AGENDA SET UP FOR SEPT. 23RD   List Includes Spanish Case And The Veto Power Of Big-5

Spanish Case On Assembly Agend  Veto Power To Be Issue At U. N. Meet

Spanish Case, Veto Power on Agenda  for U.N. O. Sessions  51 -Nation General Assembly to Conven  Sept. 23 at Flushing Fair Site  Baw Blast Gaaclan an Tialiaad Gizectae Gail

Dream Of Robot War Is Fantasy: Gen. Wainwright   National Preparedness, With Universal Training. Declared Vital.

Wainwright Stresses Need of Unification of Armed Forces and Universal Training

FINES OF $175,000 LEVIED INA. & P. ANTI-TRUST CASE   CONVICTION ORDER CHANGED TO FREE FOUR DEFENDANTS

A&P and Officials Are Fined   Fined a Total of $175,000 Following Conviction on a  Monopoly Charge

New York A. &P. Company Group Fined $175,000   "Conspiracy to Comer : Substantial Part of ° Food Charged

FINES IMPOSED IN A&P. CASE   Judge Reverses Himself on 4 Defendants Previously Found Guilty

Court Slaps Heavy Fine on A & P Chain For Monopoly Deal   Charge Company Trying to Monopolize Food Business of US

$175,000 Fines Meted Out In A. And P. Case   Chain Store Firm .and 24 Officers. Were Convicted Of Conspiracy To ‘Monopolize”?

A. & P. and 24 Officers Guilty; Fined $175,000   President Hartford Among Those Convicted in U.S. Court of Viglatine Antietrust Laws

SETS FINES IN ‘A & P ACTION   N. Y. Firm, 9 Other Companies and 15 Individuals Assessed

A. & P.. Fined Total Of $175,000   Convicted On . Conspiracy Charges

A-P Tea Heads Draws Fines Or  "Trade Breach   Great Atlantic And Pacifie Tea Company Officers Convicted Of Monopoly.

A&P Compam ined Total Of $175,000   Findings of Guilty For Four Defendants Changed to Acquittal As All Fines Stayed

TEA COMPANY AND CORPORATIONS ARE FINED LARGE SUM   Held Guilty of Conspiracy te Monopolize Big Part of Food Business

A&P Fined Maximum In Trust Case   Levies Total $175,000; Judge Waives Prison Terms For Officials

GROCERY CHAIN © HANDED FINES   A. & P. Stores Convicted of Monopolizing Food 8usiness in Nation

A. & P. Fined $175,000 In Anti-Trust Suit   Conviction. of Four Defendants. Reversed Before Sentencing

UFFIGIALS OF A & P GET HEAVY FINES   Violation of Anti-Trust Laws Charged in IIlinois Action.

A&P Concern And Officers Fined $175,000 Following ‘Conviction On Conspiracy

A & P. Firms and Officials Are Fined Total of $175,000   No Sentences Imposed In Anti-Trust Case

A. & P. Fined For Conspiring Food Monopoly  Parent Firm, Subsidiaries Must Pay $175,000 Plus Costs of Extended Suit

A-P Stores Draw Fine  Of $175,000   Company Convicted Of Conspiracy ToMonopolize U. S. Food Business

A&P Tea Co. F ined Total Of $175,000   Convicted Defendants File Notice of Appeal:

New York A&P Fined $175,000  Part OF Conviction   Part Of Conviction Order Is Vacated

HEAVY FINES ASSESSED ON FOOD FIRM   U. S. Judge Levies $175,000 Penalties on A. & P. Company and 24 Officials Convicted in Monopoly.

JOINT H. S. FOR CENTRAL BUCKS IS NEARER A REALITY   Preliminary Meeting of Nine Boards is Held at The County Seat   Would Have A Real Estate Base of More Than $14,000,000

9 School Boards Discuss Preliminary Plans For A Joint High School for Central Bucks; Would Involve Abandoning 3 High Schools

SECRET STATE PAPERS TAKEN, AFL CHARGES   Communists Accused; Green Renamed President

U. S. Reds Steal State Documents?   Charges Against Reds Made in Federation of La bor Resolution

AE L. Charges. Communists In. U.S, ‘Employ Stole. Secret: Papers for Moscow.

Bernard Baruch, American Elder Statesman, Agrees To Postponement Until Friday As Russian Delegate Pleads for Time To Study Proposal

Russia Wins Delay for Study   U. S. Representative to Push for Quick Decision on Energy

MORE STUDY NEEDED, GROMYKO SAYS AFTER APPROVAL IS URGED  U. &, BRITAIN WANT .  AMERICAN PLAN FOR CONTROLS ADOPTTD

Tells Commission Question Has Been Debated Enough; Time Now to Act

BARUCH SCORES FURTHER DELAY IN U.N. ACTION   Red Representative Cautions Against Rushing Action

Russia Delays Atomic Energy. Control Action   Gromyko Asks Addition al Time To Study Amer.  ican Proposal.

Baruch Bid For Control Action Fails   American Assails Delay; Had Scyght Approval Of U.S. Program.

Russians Continue Stalling   Atomic Commissign Delegate Only One Opposed to U.S. Plan

Russia Given Time to Study Atom Control   U. S. Loses Fight for Immediate Approval Of Plan

BARUCH AGREES TO RECESS ON CONTROL ISSUE   U.S. Delegate Lashes Delays in Commission Action on UN Proposal

REDS DELAY ACTION ON ATOMIC PLAN   Ask Time to Study U.S. Proposal for Controlling Energy, Despite American Call for Prompt Approval.

Russia Pleads For Time To Consider   Baruch Is Opposed To More Delay; Friday Meet Set

Rassians Delay Action On American Plan for Atomic Energy Control

Swift Approval Demanded For “U.S. Atom Plar   Soviet Russia Asks For More Time To Study Entire Question

Time Is Asked ByRuss   Baruch Requests Quick O.K. OF U.S. Plan For Fiarnessing The Atom

Baruch Drops Demands for Action Today   Gromyko Warns Against ‘Rushing Into Matter

Importance of U.S. Airport Act Cited at Conclave  FB Feet et LS Jammin Timlamscham ba   CAA Official Addresses Delegates to Northwest Aviation Planning Council: Gen. Kennev to Speak Tonicht

Importance of U.S. Airport Act Cited ‘at Conclave   CAA Official Addresses Delegates to Northwest Aviation Planning Council: Gen. Kenney tn Snank Taniceh}

Jews Announce Release of 2 More Officers   Mysterious Call Report: ‘Freeing of British Re Abts i.

British Army Men Released  In Palestine   Officers Tell of Being Kidnapped, Then Being Set Free

OFFICERS -FREED   Resistance Group Claims oo Rest Will Be Retained___ For Reasons

PA. DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN GOOD SHAPE —~ MICKLE   Party Leaders In Seven-Hour Capito] Parley

Hook Advocates Permanent USES  Continuous Federal Control Needed

es Before: Cougress with Last Minute Plea for Draft Extension —Committees -Plan Showdown Vote Tuesday.

0 RESIGN FROM TRUST CO.      Basil Brooks And Harry Whitney Guests Of Honor At Testimonial Dinner,

TWO RESIGN BANK POSTS   Basil Brooks, Harry Whit ney Have Long Record of Service at Trust Co.

Hotel Keeper Is Slain: Policeman Wounded   Gun Battle in West Virginia Town Follows Raid by Police

RUSSIA FIRST TO WSE VETO POWER IN UNO   OUSTER OF BRITISH TROOPS IN LEVANT CAUSES DISPUTE

Russians Veto U.S. Proposal  Balk At Negotiation On Levant Issues

First Time Power Of Veto Exercised   Council Adjourns To Move To New Home In U. S.

Proposal For Negotiation Of Levant Demands Is Overruled   Sachin ee 3 Britain, France  Follow Majority   Action Clears Last Major Political Item From Council Agenda

AMERICAN PLAN VETOED BY RED   Soviet ‘Official ‘Opposes. Direct Negotiation To End Leyantine Dispute

Russian Veto Overrules U. S. Proposal for Negotiation Of Levantine Demand on Troops

RUSSIANS BLOCK U.N. 0, SOLUTION OF LEVANT CRISIE   Veto Proposal for Negotiation of Demand for Withdrawal of British and French Troops.   SEVEN ON COUNCIL HAD APPROVED PLAN   Soviet Action Takes Dispute Out of League Hands—Session Adjourns to Meet in N. ¥. March 21.

Settlement Of. Lebanese: Rift Falters ‘Due To Veto   Reds Halt American Negotiation Program

Russia Vetoes UNO Levant Negotiation   Action Takes Dispute Out of Council's Hands Britain Pledged To Carry Out U. S. Plan

Russia Vetoes U. §. Proposal  Levantine Dispute Out of UNO Hands

British and French To Heed American Plan Despite Upse'   Plan Approved

Russians Veto Levant Solution  Offered by U.S.      Poles Termed ‘Aggressive’ On Yugoslav Frontier;

Russia Invokes Veto Power; Takes —  evantine Dispute Away From UNO

Reds Veto U. S. Proposal To End Levant Dispute   Russiz Uses Power  Under Charter

U. 8. Overruled By Red Veto Of Levant Plan  Ceuncil Adjourns   Council Adjourns Until March 21 Meeting in N. Y. €.

Takes Levautine  Dispute Out of the Security Couneil’s Hands. Bevin Piedges Support To American Plan

Lebanon Dispute Is Out of Hands  of Security Council   Britain and France Determined to Negotiate in Accordance With Plan Offered by Americans

AT CLOSING SESSION ~—S Russia Invokes Veto Power: To Overrule US Suagestion

Report Surplus Rails For China Sent To Slavs   Sen. Bridges Makes Protest To U. S. State Department; More Explanation Pledaed

Originally Were Earmarked for China Shipment  Situation Questioned Ry Sen Rridaec

Pre -otests Over’ Sending Rails  To Yiigoslavie   Senator Bridges Charges UNRRA Originally Meant . To Send Them To Chins —

SENATOR BRIDGES PROTESTS SENDING YUGOSLAVIA RAILS   UNRRA Asked for Replination On Why Steel Rails Divert ed From China

PRESIDENT TRUMAN RETURNS TO CAPITAL   Sees Army Defeat Oklahoma i Football Game at West Point —Rovots for Both Teams,

ANTLSTRIKE LAW VOTE 1S ASSURED   Key Committee Action Seen in First of Next Week —

Primaries. . At a Glance   Gubernatorial and Senatorial Posts at ‘Stake in Five States

Coal Cars Stalled By Steel Walkout      hortage Not Yet Felt In Southern Fields

RUSSIA SEEKS TO BE MAJOR POWER AT SKA   Soviet Interest and Demands for Ships Since Malta Continuing.

Soviet Seeking To Build Up Navy, Merchant Marine   Combines Pressure For Watm Water Outlets To The Sea

COUNTY RESIDENTS GET INVITATIONS   Planning Conference to be Held July 18 at Terre Haute.

Democracy In Korea -s Goal Of The U. 5.   Popular Government Sought With or With out Soviet Cooperation

MATERNITY WARD BUSY   ‘Five Girls Born at Hospital Since Saturday

OF 6 BABIES, 5 ARE BOYS   Hospital Births Here In a Boum Over Week-End.

FOOD SHORTAGE THREATENS TO CURTAIL STEEL   Steel Workers J Joining Coal Miners of Area In Protest

Navy Chiefs Set Up U. S. Defense, Calling for 7-Fleet Guardian Force

POSTWAR FORCE WILL INCLUDE 1,079 SHIPS   In U. S. Navy Shakeup These Vessels Are Included in Fleets

Mathematicians To Convene At La Tech Friday And Saturday   La.; Miss., Branch Of National Council Will AAeet Here

Mathematicians Of Two States Will Be Guests of La Tech   Joint Convention Of La--Miss. Teachers . Witt Be Held

Labor Control Hinges On Maritime Strike   Senate Continues Debate but Settlement of Dis pute May Shelve Truman Bill

Senate Plannine Further Debate Of Control Bill   Would Impose Severe Union Restrictions

Strike Bill Fate Waits Outcome of Maritime Threai   Truman Measure May Be Killed if Agreement Is Negotiated Soon

Depression Unlikely,  Says Truman   Not Even Economic Dip, President Tells Conference

Truman Rejects Suggestion Nation May Experience Economic Recession in 1947

TRUMAN UNAFRAID OF 748 RECESSION   Differs. with His Council of Economic Advisers

No Recession Seen In 194.7 By President   Chief Executive, Disagreeing With Economists, Sees Prosperous Year Ahead

Truman Sees No 1947 Depression   Economic Advisers Of President Say There May Be One

WOODSIDE GIAL WINS CALF CHAMPIONSHIP   Bucks Animals Sweep Into First Places at Lititz   4-H CLUB CONTESTANTS

FOUR C0. ANIMALS WIN SHOW PRIZES   75 Animals Were Exhibited and  5S KINDS REPRESENTED

Gardner Gels — British Post   Former North Carolina Governor is Named Ambassador

GARDNER NAMED FAVOY-TOLONBOM   North Carolinan, in Treasury Department ment, Appointed

0. Max Gardner Is New Ambassador To Great Britain ~   Will Take Over Duties In London Soon, : Truman. Says _;

0, MAX GARDNER IS APPOINTED 'AN AMBASSADOR   Truman Picks North Carolinan To Represent U. 5. In London

0. M. GARDNER NAMED ENVOY TO BRITAIN   Undersecretary of Treasury to Go to London as Soon as He Can Arrange for Trip.

Controls Back In Ktfeet   Agency Makes Ready to Issue 102 Pricing Orders, Some Items Untouched

Controls Are Taken From Many Items   Agency Moves Rapidly to Put New Law Into Operation, Issues Total of 142 Orders First Day

ICC Hearings In May Set On ‘Phone Rates   Engineers Checking Date As Increases Sought In 569 Towns

Republicans Set For 1946 Campaign   Democratic Picture Grows More Muddled As Convention Nears

G. O. P. Is Ready  For Campaign   Leading Democrat Candidate Takes Name from Race

GOP Meeting Mild Affair: Name Ticket   Jenner Wins Only Contest That Developed Before State Convention—Democrats Meet Soon.

Eisenhower To Canada   Expected to Discuss Hemisphere Problems In Four-Day Visit

Eisenhower To Be Guest Of Canadians   Mutual Defense Plans Paramount

Price Control Bill Sent to Senate Floor   Minority Report Opposing Curtailed s Version Is Expected

Senate Ready For OPA Fight   Barkley Reports M@acure. Dehate Staris Monday

Price Control in Curtailed Form Is Handed Senate   Barkley Asserts He’s Ready to Fight Changes

‘Sen. Barkley to Fight Some of Price Contrel Changes Voted by Committee

Barkley Puts OPA Bill on  Senate Floor _ LaGuardia Raps Capitol Delavs

Curtailed Price Control Bill  Goes to Senate   Barkley Seeks Action Before June 30, OPA  Expiration Date

Rep. Luce Joins Catholic Church and Announces Plan To Leave Public Life

Clare Booth Luce Plans Retirement   Statement Follows ~ Annourcment of Acceptance Into Catholic Church

Draft of Older Men Looms Under Stop-Gap Selective Service Act   Truman Signs Emergency Extension Bill To Keep Draft Alive but Crippled; Induction of “Teen-Aagers and Fathers Prohibited

Draft Extension Measure Signed  Boards Will Pass Fathers. Youths

President Not Satisfied With  Draft Measure   Regards Bill He Signed Last Night As “Lesser Of Two Evils”

Truman Signs Crippled Draft Extension Bill   Stop - Gap Legislation Keeps Selective Service Alive With Restrictions.

Childless Men.  Up To 29 Back  On Draft Scene   For ihe Moment, However Only Those 20-25 Will Be Inducted Under Extended Law

Stop-Gap Measure Keeps Draft Alive, But Crippled   Truman Signs Bill As “The Lesser Of Two Evils;’ Induction Of Men 26 Through 29 Foreseen.

Childless Men 26-29 Back In Draft Picture  Men 20-25 Foce immediate Call

Stop-Gap Draft Bill Puts Men Aged 26-29 in Line for Service   Termed “Lesser of Two Evils”, Bill Extends Draft to June 30

Childless Men 26-25 Back In Draft Setup      President May Go Outside Of Court For.New Chief Justice

Childless Men Are Put Back Into Draft Picture Today; Truman Signs Legislation

Truman Signs Bill Extending _ National Draf   Measure Bans Induction  Of Fathers. Teen-Agers;  May Call 26-29 Group

President Truman Signs Stop-Gap Draft Bill Barring Inductions Of Fathers, Teen-Agers

CHILDLESS MEN BACK IN DRAFT PICTURE TODAY   Trumen Signs Stop-Gop Bill Barring Induction of Fathers, Teen-Agers

Childless Men, 26 to 29, Back:In:-Draft Picture: ::Crippled Act Kept Alive

DRAFT REACHES TO   Stopgap’ [Law Will. Take ‘Men From 26 to 29  Years Old   TEEN-AGERS ARE OUT

HERSHEY HOLDS INDUCTIONS To UNDER 26 MEN   Crippled Draft Law Bans Induction of Dads and Teen-Agers

Fathers and "Teen Agers' Are Exempted From Dratt Under Stop-Gap Measure

Stop - Gap Draft Law Is Signed   Truman Declares Bill Is Lesser Of Two Evils

Toothless  Draft Goes Into Effec'   President Signs Bill a: , “Lesser of Evils;” No § Dads. Teen-Acers.

MEN 26-29 MAY BE CALLED UP FOR SERVICE   Truman Signs Bill With Bar on Calling Fathers, TeenAge Youths

Shaved Draft Law Centers In Age 20-25   Older Men Potential Selectees—Truman Signs Bill

TRUMAN SIGNS 49-DAY DRAFT EXTENSION AT LAST MOMENT   Not Pleased With Bill; Inductions For Teen-Agers And Fathers End

Older Group Retained For  Draft Calis   Selective Service, Badly Crippled. Will Be Maintained for Present by Act from President.

Stopgap Draft Law Signed By President   Selective Service  Kept Legally Alive, But Crippled—TeenAge Inductions Out

Stop-Gap Draft Extension Signed By Truman: He Terms It ‘Bad Bill

Draft Law Is Alive But ls Crippled   For the Moment, Under Short Extension, Only Men 20-25 to Be Inducted

Childless Men 26-29 Back In Draft Picture   Men 20-25 Face Immediate Call Ear Induction -

CHILDLESS MEN BACK INTO DRAFT PICTURE TODAY   The Age Was Set at 26 Through 29 Years, It Was: Announced.   BILL SIGNED BY TRUMAN   It Is a 45-Day Stop-gap Extension of’ the Draft  Taw.

Crippled Selective Service Setup  Continues Today  Only Childless Men, 26 to 29, Now Facing Induction

Men 26 to 29 May Be Called   Childless Men Figure in Draft Picture as Truman, Displeased, Signs Stop-Gap Bill

PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL THAT BANS DADS, TEEN-AGERS   LEAVES NO DOUBT HE IS DISPLEASED WITH DRAFT LAW

President Signs Crippled Measure Extending Draft   Draft Boards Instructed to Induct Only  Sinele Men Under 26. -

Extension of Draft Signed By Truman   President Pens Name to Stop-Gap Legislation That Profongs Program Of Draft to July 1

Truman Reluctantly Signs Bill in Order Keep Service Alive   At Present Only 20-25 Year Olds Will be Inducted

Draft of Childless Men 26. ‘Through 29 Years Likely  Truman Unhappy Over Prohibitions

TRUMAN 0. K.’S DRAFT BILL AS ‘CTOPGAP’ LAW   Men 20 Through 25 To Get Call As Teen-Agers, Fathers Are Out

Truman Signs Stop-Gap Measure... .  Crippled Draft Law To Include Childless Men Of Ages 26 Through 29

Non-Fathers 2610 29 Back In Draft Grip   Truman Signs Lost-Minute Orde: To Save Boards But Kill Power

—THE LESSER OF TWO EVILS’'—  Draft Is Badly Crippled But Still Legally Alive   Childless Men 26 Through 29 Years  Return To Selective Service Picture

President Keeps Draft Law Alive In Crippled Form   Fathers, *Teen-Agers Exempt; 20 to 25 Current Age Bracket

Draft Law Raises Age Limit   Stop-Gap Extension Signed Four Hours Before Ceadline

TRUMAN SIGNS LIMITED DRAFT   Only Men 20 Through 29 Are Eligible For Induction

Only Men 20-26 To Be Drafted   Truman Signs Bill Rather Than Let  Measure Die

Crippled Draft Bill Bars Induction of Dads, ‘Teen-Agers   Men 26 Through 29 May Be Called As   President Signs Stonp-Ganp Measure

Keeps Selective Service Alive But Crippled   Measure Bars Father-Teen Age Inductions; Childless Men 26-29 May Be Called

Only Few Farm Deferred Men in State Eligible   Measure Signed by President Bans Induction of Fathers and Teen-Agers

Crippled Measure To Extend Draft Signed by Truman  Some Single Men up To 29 Likely to Be Called by Boards

SPANISH ISSUE NEW U.S. WORRY   Break In Relations With Franco Regime Sought By Polish Delegate

AND WHEN: IT RAINS : * Poles Raise Spain Issue ~ In Surprise U. N. Action

SPAIN MAY BE NEXT PROBLEM FOR U. N.   Poland to Ask That International Group Break Off Kelations With Franco Rezime,

Spanish Issue May Be Next UNO Problem  Polich Deleoate T«   Polish Delegate Is Expected to Demand Break With Franco

Poles Ready Their Issue ” With Franco. For Council   Spanish Fight Seen As Upsetting Group

DIL. 2. B..2 B72 A... MD. tS.  Pr a ee ee oe rr ert eT)  May Be Postponed for Surprise Problem

POLAND RAISES SPANISH ISSUE TO PLAGUE UN   Envoy Asked To Request Break with Franco Regime

Spanish Issue Next To Snart United Nations   Poles Say Franco's Regime Threatening International Peace, Demand Action

SPANISH ISSUE LIKELY TO BE NEXT U.N. PLAGUE   Problem: Raised Unexpectedly By Poland

Poland Believes United Nations Should Break Off With Franco   Dr. Lan ge Awaits  Official Notice   Experts Virtually Complete List Of Rules To Govern Body

Spanish Issue Faces Council   Poland Demands United Nations Action Against Franco.

Poland Wants U. N. to Spurn  Franco Regime   Warsaw Announces Spanish Issue Will Be Presented

Pensions Up for Vote In House   Congressmen Again Wili Attempt te Pass Retirement Bill

Consider Pensions For Congressmen   House Will Soon Vote On Vinson Bill

Futures Slump $50 A Bale  New York, New Orleans, Chicago Cotton Markets Suspend Trading

Pi KWW'stiors~AND—“F ENCES" _SAID TO_BE_CLOSELY _.WATCHED IN — EFFORT

16 Arrested In Strike Skirmishes  3 Persons Inture   3 Persons Injured In Demonstrations  At Milwaukee

Alert Order For Yank Soldiers   To Protect Property As Japs Plan Protest

Alert Gls For Jap Food Riot  Expect Thousands Ai Palace On Sunday

laps Plan Mass rood Protest  U.S. Troops Warned   U.S. Troops Warned Of Demonstrations in Tokyo on Sunday

Tobacco Trail Group Slates   Local Meeting   Association. Seeks to Pro: mote Interests of High: -wav No.

Tobaceo Trail Group Slates Local Meeting   Association Secks to Promote Interests of Highway No. WI.

Thousands Visit Nativity Scene   Miracle-in-Reverse Makes Bethlehem Once Again a Candle end Torch-Lighted Medieval Town as Electricity Fails

BLACK MARKET ~~ S BROKEN UP   THREE AMERICAN S oO. DIERS CONVICTED OF SUPPLYING , TOKYO BLACK MARKET

Missing Army Plane Being Sought   Six Aboard Cratt Last Seen Over Montana Mountains

BYRNES WANTS ~ ANOTHER MEETING OF MINISTERS      Would Call It Immediately After Adoption of Peace Treaties,   BEFORE N. Y. MEETING   This Conference Is Tentative ly Set For September 23rd.

Byrnes Asks New Meeting Of Ministers   Conference Would Follow Immediately After Peace Parley Adopts Treaties

Byrnes ° Wants Anothe: \Ministers. Council To Follow. Treaty Parley.

ANOTHER BIG 4 MEETING URGED   Byrnes Heads for Home to Report On Paris Parley by Radio Monday Night

BYRNES CALLS FOR ANOTHER PEACE MEETING   Secretary Will Urge Talks Prior To UNO Meeting In Sentember

Byrnes Desires ‘Another Parley. OE Four. Envoys   Western . Allies. Russians :* Seen “Near Partine Of _.-Ways-On—Reich—Issues:

Byrnes Urges Ministers ‘Meet After Treaties Fixed  State Secretary Emplanes for Home

No Agreement on Germany Reached   Foreign Ministers Council Adjourns After 28-Day Session

Byrnes Calls For Another Foreign Ministers Session   Plan Meeting Prior To UN Conclave in New York---Review: Council’s Proaress

Russia and Western Allies Appear to be at Parting of Ways   Meeting of Foreign Ministers at Paris Ends in Disagreement

Big 4 Fail To Agree As Meeting Ends   Russia and Western Allies Seem To Have Reached Parting of the Ways on Control of Germany.

Byrnes Wants Another Foreign Chiefs Council   Would Follow After Peace Treaties Conference and Prior to U. N. Meeting

Byrnes to Seek New Meeting of Foreign Envoys   Expects Session To Be Held After Peace Conference

Byrnes Wants Another Meeting Soon  Secretary to Report _ Monday Night on

Russia, Western Allies Reach Parting Of Ways As Big Four Parley Ends

BYRNES ASKS ‘NEW MEETING OF MINISTERS   Secretary Seeks Conference Immediately After Impending Peace Group Adopts Treaties for Europe.

Byrnes Wants Another Meeting Soon   6ecretary te Renort   Secretary to Report Monday Night on Paris Conference

Byrnes Asks New Meeting Of Big Four   Session to Foiiew Peace Conference Suggested: Russia Rejects Proposal] For Control of Germany

Byrnes  Seeking Another Talkfest   Secretary Supports Conference After Peace Treaties

BIG FOUR END PARIS MEETING WITH PEACE PARLEY AHEAD   No Agreement On Merging Of Occupation Zones  Reached Yesterday

Ministers Adjourn With Parting of Wavs on German Administration Seer

BYRNES SEEKS ANOTHER MEET OF MINISTERS   Hopes for Session After Peace Parley Before U. N. Meets

-~BYRNES EN ROUTE HOME FROM PARIS- Bia 4 Session Urged After Peace Treaties

Byrnes Will Ask for Sessior __Following Proposed Peace Treaties Conference   WILLING TO COMPROMISE ON IMPORTANT ISSUES

Byrnes Would Hold Another Conference   U. S. Secretary ls On Way Home From Paris Meet

‘Halloween Rules Have Changed: Cities Help Kids Celebrate In Orderly Way

Hallowe'en Is Relatively Quiet Across Nation   Indoor Plumbing and Progressive Education Minimizec Damage

Vote To End Meat Price Controls  ‘Senate Committee . Adante Meanciure

Lids.on Meat, Milk May End   Senate Unit Favors Freeing by June 30

Vote To Quit Price Ceiling On Meat, Milk   Drafting Year Extension Of Price Control; Present Bill Expires June 30.

Vote To Limit OPA Control  Group Seeks End Of Milk, Meat Control

HOUSE VOTES TO BACK CONTEMPT CASE AGAINST JOINT ANTLEASCICT BODY

POLITICAL FORCES CHANGE ALIGNMENT   New York Liberals Endorse O'Dwyer Regime

Soviet Troops Boarding Ships To Leave Iran   Soldiers Gather at Caspian Port; Much Activity on Wharves

Ed Duquaine Of Green Bay Is New Judge   Prominent Lawyer Named To Fill Vacancy In 14th District Left By Judge Graass

Duquaine Gets  Graass Post  Green Bay Attorney Named Circuit Judae

Temperatures   Secretary Leads Fight for Two-thirds Rule To Recognize Views of Smaller Nations;  Molotov Joins in Approval of Free Press

Byrnes Pledges U.S. to World Leadership   Promises Little Countrie: Full Consideration of Their Views

Full Coverage of Treaty Parleys Promised Press   Little Nations Pledged Full Consideration of Their Views

Pledges U. S Cooperation With World   End of Isolationism Promised By Byrnes At Peace Parley

Promises Full Consideration Of Little Countries’ Views With British Support   Surprise Victory Won For Full Press Coverage Of Conference Proceedinas

SMALL NATIONS BE GIVEN ALL OPPORTUNITIES   Recommendations OF All: Will Re Studied

U.S. to Oppose All Isolationism   Byrnes Joins British In Pledge to Aid Little Countries

WINS VICTORY FOR PUBLICITY ON SESSIONS   Molotov Joins Evatt In Support of Press Conference

Byrnes Bars Isolationism   He, Russ Win Fight for Freer Reporting

WILL SUPPORT PROPOSALS 10 BIG 4 POWERS   Molotov Joins Byrnes in Advocating Press Freedom at Conferenre

TELLo PEACE DELEGATES OF NATION'S AIM   Promises Consideration Little Countries in Conference.

ISOLATIONISM ENDED IN U.S., BYRNES PLEDGES   Little Nations Promised Voice

ClO Workers To Battle With G-M At Confab Today   General Motors Face Charges Of Failing To Bargain In Good Faith

NERB Opens Hearing  Against GM   Company Is Charged With Failure To Bargain in Good Faith.

Set With Union   NLRB Hearing Opens With Prospect Seen For Highest Wage  Settlement

TERMS SIGNE BY CHRYSLER — FORDCO.   N.L.R.B. Hearing Against General Motors Opens   18-CENT BOOST   Agreed For Ford Workers May Become Effective By February 1

NLRB Hearing Is Starfed   Big Auto Company Feces Cherges of Failing To Bargain in Good Faith

TEMPERATURES:   Failed To Bargain In Good Faith, Says NLRB: Hearing Today

Union TakesU; New Phase Or Fight With GM   Corporation Representa tives Go Before NLRB For Hearing on Charge  Of “Bad Faith?

NLRB LAUNCHES ITS GM HEARING   Company Charged With Not Bargaining In Good Faith

Auto Workers Union Settles ‘Wage Disputes With Ford And ‘Chrysler; GMC Hearing Begins   General Motors Facing NLRB Charges Of Failing To Bargain In Good Faith

6. M. BATTLE IN NEW PHASE NOW   —— Charges General Motors  Failing To Bargain In Good Faith; Ford And Chrysler Grant Wage Increases,

GEORGIA VOTERS PICK TALMADGE   Three-Term: ‘Governor Leads Youthful- Opponent

Georgia Liberal Polls Heavy Vote   Talmadge Holds Lead in Governor's Race Under Unit System.

Holds Most Unit Votes In State   Carmichael Has Popular Lead In Georgia Balloting

House Girds For OPA Fight   Tough Battle Expected Over Extending Lite © Of Agency

House Leaders Worried About OPA Extension   Revolt Against Housing Measure Implies Price  Control Fight

House Leaders Expect Battle To Retain OPA   Hope To Be Able To Fight Off String Of Restrictive Amendments

Utility Will Not ‘Police’ Curb on Gas   Missouri Power and Light Fights Appeal By Panhandle Co.

No Curb on Gas For Heat Unless Ordered by State   Company Here Does Not Intend to Limit Use in Homes 

Bilbo Attacked By Republicans  Democrats Foster mt . ft  .. pret

Russia Gives lran Warning In Izvestia   Must Consider Changes, Soviet Leaders Assert

Soviets Present W arning To Iran   Change In Foreign, Internal Affairs  Is Demanded

Special Trustee Unit To Survey School System  New Board Membe   New Board Member Sworn In; Bennett Renamed President

Special Trustee Unit To Survey School System   New Board Member: Sworn In; Bennett Renamed President

Charges of Ukrainians Rejected   Byrnes Denies Shooting Political

U.S.De nies Attempt to Slay Red   Manuilsky Charge of Political Motive in Crime Rejected

BYRNES DENIES RUSS CHARGE IN SHOOTING   New York Officers Press Inquiry. Of Robbery ©

STRIKE STARTS TODAY IN MANY CITIES IN U.S   Predict 100 Pct. Breakdown Of Toll Service: N. Y. Telegraph Strike Continues

Strike May Spread to More Cities   Installation Workers Walk Out Today — Iowa Towns Affected

Installation Tieup On in Pay Dispute   Nationwide Effects May Follow; $4 Boost: in Steel Price Seen.

East Central Host To Annual Speech Debate Tournament   Developing Into Second Largest Eyer Sponsored Here; Competition Opened Thursday, Ends on Saturday

UAW SUPPORTS SHIPPING STRIKE   Calls Truman Nation’s ‘No. 1 - $trikebreaker’

Closing of Import Doors May Mean Hatred and Fear   Ecohomic Power May Be Used by United States As Weapon of Peace

PRESIDENTIAL CAR GIVES MARINE “LIFT”   Devildog Tells Truman as They Speed Along How He Helped Take Iwe Jima.

Marine Surprised When He Found Out   Kindly Man Who Gave Him 30-Mile Ride to His Home Wes Pres. Truman

Army Cites Three As Black Market Ring Operators   Two Senior Officers and Civilian Accused By Berlin Headquarters

Post-Morlem Examination Discloses Brain of Dr. Rober! Ley---Hitler Henchman ‘Who Committed Suicide---Was Diseased

Post-Mortem, Discloses “Long-Standing Degenerative Process,” Im, pairing Faculties

Dr. Ley’s Brain Diseased, Army Scientists Say   Nazi Labor Dictator Who Hanged Self Had Been Ill for Long Time

Post-Mortem Discloses Brain of Nazi Suicide, Dr. Ley, Diseased for Years

LEY'S BRAIN IS FOUND DISEASED   Postmortem Shows Nazi Leader's Mind Hadn't Functioned Normally For Years.

Post-mortem Shows Brain of Nazi.  Biewio Was Diseased for Years .

Brain Of Nazi Was Diseased   Nazi Suicide’s Brain Examined By Army Scientists

U.S. ARMY PROBES DEATHS OF BARIES FROM BRIDE SHIP   Strange Maledy: Kills Fou: infants; 15 Others Saviaucty Tl

Bride Ship Malady Leaves 4 Tots Dead   15 Others Seriously Ill; Army Probe On; News Was Suppressed

Four War Babies F atally  Stricken Aboard T ‘ansport   Children Of Servicemen En Route To This Country Die Of Mysterious Malady Contracted At Sea; Army Orders Investigation Of Epidemic

4 BABIES DIE ON BRIDESHIP   15 Others Stricken by Strange Malady

Search for Slayer Back fo Beginning   Texarkana Area Search For Man Who Slew Five Has No New Developments

MORE RAIN EXPECTED   Break in Drouth Possible, Says Forecaster Flora

PallersonCalls Fur Strong US. To Insure Peace  Secretary of Wer Talk:   Secretary of War Talks At Indiuntown Gap Services

PATTERSON GIVES PATTERN FOR PEACE   War Secretary Says Strong Defense ‘Still - The Beat Iusurance 

Check On Election Spending Is Urged   Doub Calis for New Maryland Corrupt Practices Act

FLAMES RAVAGE ALASKAN TOW   Fourth of Business District at Fairbanks Reduced to Ruins by Fire ~

RAIN TO COVER STATE   Showers Starting i aed vin Bring  Cooler Weat'

Railroads, Plants Lay Off Workers   Fuel Deliveries Limited; Cities Enforce Brownouts

Industry Slows To Snails’ Pace  More Cities Invoke ‘Rrown-ouf Measures

C oal Dispute Throttles U.S.  Labor Machine   Gunfire Breaks Out In Harlan County, Ky. : Outlook Very Datk

VICTIM IS FOUND AT MULESHOE Man Imprisoned Five Days In Boxcar Without Food, Water

DRAW NEW CEILING PRICES FOR MEATS   PRIUES FUR MEATS  Slightly Above June 30th Levels; Go Into Effect at 12.01 A. M., on Friday  MILK CONTROL FREF

Meat Ceiling Restored, But None On Cattle Feed   Arrangement Called ““A New Low In Absurdity” and  Sure to Produce Chaos, In Bi-partisan Comment

(.P.A. Prepares Ceiling Price List For Meats   Action Follows Decontrol Board’s Decision To Restore Meat Ceiling Prices   BOARD’S DECISIONS STIP CONTROVERSY

OPA DRAWS UP NEW PRICE CEILINGS FOR ALL MEAT PRODUCTS   Decontrol Board's Oecision ~ ——-Brings Criticism

ADDITIONAL STARS BELIEVED FORMING   Vast Giobules of Gas anc Matter Are Observed by Astronomers

New Stars Being Created in Heavens Billions of Miles in Diameter, Says Astronomical Society Speaker

RAPS RUSSIA   Says Nation and Satellites Have Adopted Methods Of Nazi-Fascist States

Yugoslavia And Russia  Denounced   Brazilian Delegate Likens Their Methods To Nazis and Fascists

BRAZILIAN IN DENUNCIA TION OF RED POLICY   UNO Security Counci Hears Yugoslavia,  Russia Branded

Brazil Delegate To U.N. Denounces Yugoslavia, Reds Dr. Velloso Says Two Na ~ tions Use Nazi-Fascist hd athacle

Slavs, Russians Denounced for Use of Nazi-Fascist Methods By U. N. Brazilian Delegate   Incident Between U. S., Yugoslavia Consequence of Methods, Velloso Declares; Is First of Council to Give Public Statement

Russia, Yugoslavia Denounced. by  Brazilian Delegate   Strongly Worded Declaration Is the First Formally Expressed Opinion by United Nations Member

Reds, Satellite Nations Scored By UN Delegate   Brazilian Presents Only Comment Made Before Council :

i ae Yugoslavia Denounced  W ords And Deeds Compared To Former Fascist Methods  t

First Cavalry Division ‘Troops Digging in Mud ‘Of Tokvo Bav for Gold

MINE CONTRACT UNDER ATTACK BY OPERATORS   30- Minute Stoppage Set to Protest Strike Curbs

‘GHOST’ ROCKET SEEN BY FINNS   NEW.TYPE ROCKET, EVIDENTLY ' BEING TESTED BY RUSSIA, EXPLODES OVER FINLAND

Miners Agree That U. S. ‘Can't Do Anything to Us For Not Coming to Work’

ARMY OFFICER QUOTA DOUBLES   Eisenhower Estimates Force Of Million Men Needed

Killed In a Riot   Italian Peasants Fight Police Over Checkup By “Control Squads”

SCORES HURT DURING RIO}   MORE THAN 100 ITALIANS RE PORTED KILLED OR WOUNDED—VILLAGE UNDER SIEGE

~— INQUIRY — Patterson Aid Hits Arms Firm   Royall Doubtful Government Can Get Sum Back

Government Paid Firm Excessive Sum, Says Royall   Little. Chance for Getting Million Back He Declares

Undersecretary Of War Royall Says Government Has Little Chance To Get It Back; Company Officers Will Testify In War Profits Probe

Undersecretary Charges US Paid Munitions Firm Million Dollars Too Much

Illinois Planf Got $1,000,000 Too Much, Claim   Tax Affairs Of Combine Studied; Patterson Aide Tells Rep. May Accusation

Munitions Firm Overpaid One Million-Royall  Thinks It Won’‘t Be Paid Back Fithar

War Dept. Reveals Big Overpayment   Million Dollar Debt Owed U. S. by Illinois Munitions Makers

ROYALL BARES OVERPAYMENT TO ARMS FIRM   Doubts Company Able To Make Refund to  Government

Says Army Paid Million Too Muc To Arms Ring  Secretary Of War Tells Of May's Telephone Calls

Official Doubts if Company in Financial Condition to Make Repayment   ADVANCE PAYMENTS IN LARCE SUMS WERE MADE

WAR PLANT PAID ONE MILLION T00 MUCH, SAYS U. 5. OFFICIAL  WAR UNDERSECRETARY TELLS COMMITTEE NOT MUCH CHANCE RECOUP

Chance fo Recover Overpayment Dim  War Undersecretary Testifies at Inaquirv

Batavia Can’t Pay Back War Contract Money, Says Royal   War Department Calls Company’s Financial Position “Bad”

$1,000,000 Overpaid to Firm, Says Royall   War Undersecretary Says U. S.’ Stands Little Chance of Recovering Funds From Batavia «

Undersecretary Rovall Tells Probers of Interference By May in War Contracts

Government May Lose Million in War Plant Fund  Doubt Ability of  Company Allegedly  Aided by May to Pay

Royall Thinks Million Is Lost   Overpayment Ti Batavia Firm  Feared Lost

HINTS MILLION TOO MUCH PAID MUNITIONS FIRM  UNDERSECRETARY OF WAR SAYS CHANCES

NO OPPOSITION TO KELLY PLAN   City-Aid Bloc Fails To Fight Fiscal  Prosram

INDEPENDENT STATE PROPOSED  Dutch And Indonesian Police Probe New Violence In Java -

Dutch, Indies  Accord Signed    Agreement Would Set Up Ww @ af Indonesia

Violence Flares Over Indonesia. Duich Agreement!   Plan Would Create A Separate Nation Of East India Isles

Rayburn Expects Action hie But Senate Cool  Sparks Freezes Alabama Rente

UNION COUNCIL MEETS FRIDAY TO TAKE VOTE   GM Says Some Workers May Return Next Week After 113-Day Walkout.

AUTO INDUST?; AWAITS Tot . M. WORKERS’ APPROVAL   Action on Settlement of the Strike Worked Out Vester: day Awaited,   ASK SPREDY APPROVAL   The Contract Calls For 18', Cents An Hour Wage Increase,

President Back At White House   Reported Ready To Name Chief Justice Of Supreme Court Shortly   COAL SITUATION ACTION LOOMS

Pickets Gather Before Studio:   Six Lines Parade Aroune Processing Plant Technieolor Laboratories

Technicolor’s Labs Picketed At Hollvwood   Strikers Parade In Con tinuation Of Jurisdic tional Strike.

ROLLER PALACE RE-OPENS  SUNDAY, OCT. 277TH. 10-25-d2-adv    AGRICULTURAL BOARD NAMED _ TO SEEK NEW FARM MARKETS

Special Group Will Seek New  Farmer Markets   Sec. Anderson Appoints 11-Man National Advis ory Committee.

Ultimatum To Tito Still  Is Question   Ambassador Patterson’s Report Is Awaited Before New Action Slated

LOSS OF 9 YANK LIVES THE MOTIVE   Action Depends Upon Patterson’s Probe of Two Plane Downings and Report on His Conterence With Tito.

May Yet Hale Yugoslavia Before WJ. N.   State Department Silent on  Next Step to  Be Taken

YUGOSLAVIA MAY BE HAILED BEFORE UNITED NATIONS   Beeause of Reported) Death of Five American Flyers Shot Down.   TWO REPLIES AWAITED   Patterson's Conference With Tito Is Awaited Before Action Is Taken.

Still May Hail Slavs Before UN   U. S. May Demand Accounting For Death Of Fliers Shot Down Over Yuvoslavia

United States May Hail Yugoslavia  Before Council   State Department Is Silent on Next Step Pending Official Report on Dead Fliers

Incident May Stull Go to U.N. Council   Report of Meeting  With Tito Awaited— No Surprise Evoked By Rejection Rumor

MAY CALL ON THE   U.S. Is Waiting Official Report on Yugoslav Attacks on Planes   SILENT ON NEXT STEP

Regime of Tifo Will Possibly Face UNO Probe   All Airmen in Plane Shot Down Believed To Have Been Killed

WAITING LIST  70 CONTINUE   .FORD_ESTIMATES_18 MONTHS "NEEDED BEFORE-FROMPT— UTO__ DELIVERIES

SENATE COOL T0 PEPPER'S APPEAL FOR BIG 3 MEET   Group Seems Inclined To Give UNO First  Chanca ta Fase Issue

Big Three Meet Suggestion Nof Viewed In Favor  Senators Inclined To Give UNO First

Senators Cool To Pepper's Call For Big Three Parley   UNO Should Get First Chance Is View Taken

Senators Cool To Pepper Plea For Big-3 Meet  Scent Enthusiosm Fer Givi ving Russi sia

Claude Pepper’s Call For Big Three Meeting Received Cooly By Senators

Senate Cool Towards Call For Big-3 Talk   Pepper Urges Meeting Bu Senators Give 3 Reasons Against It.   ALL-INCLUSIVE PARLEY

COOL TO CALL FOR BIG 3 MEET   Willing to Let UNO Council Test Case First

Senafors Frown On Proposal For Big 3 Meeting   Favor Giving UNO A Chance To Prove What lt Can Do

—GIVE UNO A CHANCE, THEIR VIEW— Oppose Pepper’s Plan For Big Three Parley  ‘

WANTS UNO GIVEN CHANCE AT PROBLEM   Declare Organization Founded For That Very Purpose

Big Three Meet Suggestion Not Viewed In Favor   Senators Inclined To Give UNO First Chance To Work

RUSSIAN AIMS IN FAR EAST BLUNTLY Hi]   Long Range Bombers Declared Hinge Of Strensth

VETERANS GET BILLIONS OUT OF CONGRESS   AVERAGE IS NEARLY $1,000 FOR EACH DISCHARGED MAN

Nearly $1,000 for Every Soldier Discharged Since V-E Day Has Been Provided by 79th Congress

“pe De eae pemeennene ates: oy  Tobey May Delay Senate Set-Up  Declines Deal With Present Officials

G. 0. P. SENATE PLANS ARE UPSET   TOBEY BLOCKS ORGANIZATION OF CHAMBER BY PRESENT PARTY GROUP.

Tobey Upsets G.0.P. Plans  For Senate   Refuses to Tell Preference Now

Tobey Upsets GOP Plans of  Organization   New Hampshire Senator Refuses to Deal with Republican Commiiltee on Committees

Tobey Snarls Plans of GOP   Won't Reveal Preference: --For-Gommittee Posts

New Snarl Delays Republican Plans  Tobey Refusal Upsets Program in Senate

Fresh Row Stirs Disunity Among Senate 6. 0. P’s   Sen. Tobey Refuses To Deal With Present Officials

Adm. Nimitz Practices Up On Bragging   Six-Foot Rattler Is Causing Concern In Washington Hotel

NIMITZ GETS JUMP ON BUDDIES Texans To Cavort And Unrave' Tall Tales At Dinner Toniaht

BUMPER HARVEST MAY BOOST MEA   Much Depends on Whether Grain Prices Will Make Feeding Profitable

NATION'S CORN CROP DECLARED OUT OF DANGER   Most Meat Since War Predicted Next Spring Or Summer

Peace Conference Sessions May Be  Open To Newsmen   Byrnes, Molotov & Evatt Ask That Sessions Be Open To Renorters: Rules Group Supports Move.

‘Equal Voice’ Plan On Pact Decisions Faces Discussions   Spaak Named Rules Body Chairman;  Controversial Issues Loom Again

Peace Parley Meetings Open To World Press   Principal Figures Of Parley Address Delegates Today

Open Peace Parley To Press.   Move Sponsored By Byrnes Is Backed  By Molotov; Equal Voice Issue Up Next

OFFICE UNIONS SEEK PAY HIKE   16 Per Cent. Increase For Westinghouse Workers Sought in Demand

EMBARGO MAY HIT DELIVERY OF FOOD, COAL   Claim Trucking Action Will Stop Deliveries From Sidings

Food Embargo Is Delayed In Beer War   AFL Teamsters Hold Up Action on Pittsburgt Rail Shipments To Permit Food Survey.

SHORT STILL FACING QUIZ   GENERAL TO BE ASKED ABOUT ALERTING OF PLANE CREWS AND RADAR WARNING REPORT

SURI QUIZZED: ON PLANE ALERT   General Assumed Navy Was Searching Seas Around Oahu

Fifth Annual Fiesta Opens Friday Night   Turf Club Ball Tops First Night’s Program

Fiesta de Santa Anita Opening Tomorrow Night   Turf Club Ball Starts Fifth Annual Event

Nafion Asked te Reduce Bread Consumption   Ex-President Aids in Plan tc Avert Famine

ASKS NATION TO HALT WASTING OF FOOD AND REDUCE. ‘AMOUNT OF BREAD CONSUMED

MERICANS TIGHTEN BELTS FIGHT WORLD FOOD CRloh ‘SAVE CIVILIZATION FISELE?

U. §. To Tighten Belts for Europe   Fate of Civilization at Stake, Hoover Declares

Consider Plans To Combat Food Crisis In Worle   Expect System Of Rigic Controls To Eliminate Food Waste In Nation

Japs Planned On Treaty Violations   War Chiefs Considered Chance of Losing, Then Evading Terms

ARCTIC ‘STORM HAMPERS. SHIP RESCUE WORK   305 of 495 Passengers and Crew Rescued from Wrecked Liner Yukon

Soviet Got Data, ls Hint in Court By Prosecutors   Suspect Had Access To Experiments Made In Canada in 1945

BRITISH PHYSICIST HELD FOR TRIAL   ‘Dr. ‘May Charged, With Divulging Atom Bomb Information

Briton To Fac Trial In Leak Of Atom Data   Professor Denied Bail Due to His Possession of Secret Information

BARES DETAILS OF SPY PLOT   Canadian Ruler Frowns On Talk of Break With Soviet   Dr. May Held to Trial 

rar.  ritish Physicist leld for Giving iway Secrets   Researcher Accused Of Delivering Data To Undisclosed Enemy

Charge Physicist Gave Secrets   Dr. May Refused Bail After Pleading Innocent To Secrets Act Violation

Physicist Is Held In Londen   Dr. Alan May Gave Information To Undisclosed Person

Refused Bail; Conrl Hoids Release Might he “Against Public Property”

Defense Hints Russia Given Important Data   Accused Red in Canada Denounce: Premier Kina

Heavy Damage Is Caused by Wind  Army Buildings and Property Are Hit

Civilian Board Gets Atomic Energy Control   Commission Personnel To Be Revealed as  Soon as They Accept

Army s Atomic  Rule Is Ended   Development Passes To Civilian Group

Atomic Control Measure Signed   Civilian Board Replace Awemv'< Daminal

TRUMAN SIGNS ATOMIC BILL   ee  Measure Places Control In Hands of Commission  Of Five Civilians

‘EXPECT LIGHT SHOWERS   No Warm Up for This Area Is Scheduled Before Tomorrow

BRITISH URGE ISSUE BE GIVEN ASSEMBLY WITHOUT CENSURES  COUNCIL COMMITTEE'S  REPORT CONDEMNING - RECIME NTIESTIONED

DAITAIN AaKs FOR DELAY IN SPANISH CASE   Cadogan Would Have Council Refer Report with No. Recommendation.

British Delegate To U. N. Proposes Franco Issue  Go Straight To Assembly.

Proposal On Franco Offered   British Suggest Spanish Problem Given to Assembly

Delegate Proposes UN Refer Spanish Case To Assembly   Big Four Success, Failure Hinges On Russian Attitude

BRITISH OPPOSE SPANISH BREAK   Cadogan Moves to Refer Issue to Assembly

FOR SENDING CASE 70 THE ASSEMBLY   (British Delegate for Making No  Recommendation on Franco Spain

BRITAIN TAKES HER STAND ON FRANCO ISSUI   Delegate Asks Council To Demand Break with Dictator In September

Britain Balks — On Franco      - Doubts Sub-Committee Action Recommending Break Is Legal; Asks  Referal to Assembly -

BRITISH URGE ISSUE BE GIVEN ASSEMBLY WITHOUT CENSURES   COUNCIL COMMITTEE’S.

Briton Pro Transfer of Spain  Case to Assembly  Recommends Break With  Risnnman to GCantactiinanm TE   Recommends Break With Franco in September If He Still Is in Power

Brifish Oppose Council Action In Spanish Case   Urge. Referral of Case To Assembly Without Any Recommendation

Majorities Of O’Conor And  Lane In Primary Mounting   Lane Has 85 Convention Votes and O’Conor Has 2 tc 1 Lead Over Senator Radcliffe Who Declined to Concede Defeat

Washingtonians Spending More for Food, Increase In Tax Collection Shows

One-Week Criminal Term of Robeson’ Superior Court Convenes Here Monday   Judge R. Hunt Parker  Will Preside; 36 Cases Are Scheduled for Trial. :

UNO Committee Visits Plymouth, Blue Hills Area   Concord-Lexington Lake Area, Well Considered For Permanent Home

‘Name Judges 1 i“ nd Clerks To Serve " At The Election   Supervisors Choose Election: Boards’ For November 5 .-

Name Judges And Clerks To Serve At The Election   Supervisors Choose Election. Boards’ 2 For November 5 

Skull Crushed; Signs Point To Fatal Struggle   Territorial Road Victim, Identified As Patrick J. Dee

FULL CHECKUP TURNED DOWN ~. BY RUSSIANS   MGLOTOY OBJECTS TU TALLY - OF MILITARY STRENGTH WITHIN _NATIONS REPORTING

Molotov Again Spikes Troop Sensus Plans   - Assembly In Session Till 1 A.M. Debating Occupation Forces

TEXAS HOLIDAY TOLL SINCE DEC. 20 NOW {IP TO EIGHTY-SIX   TRAFFIC DEATHS RISE TO 55; BURNS KILL 10: GUNSHOTS, NINE

TEXAS. HOLIDAY TOLL SINCE DEC. 20 NOW UP TO EIGHTY-SIX  TRAFFIC DEATHS RISE   TRAFFIC DEATHS RISE TO 55; BURNS KILL 10: GUNSHOTS, NINE

35 Persons Killed In Traffic Mishaps  Holiday Accident Toll Rises To 86 During The Weekend

Girl, Aged 5, Kidnapped In Chicago: Note Leff Demanding $20,000 Ransom

Daughter Of OPA Official Kidnaped   Negro Cook Heard Commotion In Child’s Room Early Today And Child Say She Didn’t Want To Get Up: Ransom Demandec

Beaches Over Wide Area Of Pacific Hit   Loss Of Life For Hilo, Hawaii May Hit Tatal OF 300

300 Dead, Missing In Hawaiian Islands   _ Continuing Oceanic Earthquakes Send Walls of Water Crashing Aoainst Isles, Continents

State Guard Ts Called Out In Tennessee Vote Violence   One Reported Slain, Several Wounded; Ballot Boxes Seized

Election Riot ~ Flares Among Tennesseans  Gunshot - vole “ Ring Oo ulent McMinn “Co oudy

HUNDREDS RAID COUNTY JAIL IN LOCAL DISPUTE   GI - Backed Slate Issue In East Tennessee  Mob Violence

Angry Mob Storms Jail In Gunbattle   “Between 200 And 300 Shots’ Fired By Crowd Of 500; Four Are Wounded

GERMAN ELECTION VIEWED AS TEST   VOTE IN 38 CITIES TODAY TO BE WATCHED FOR SWING TO RIGHT OR LEFT.

Garland Contest Suits Ordered Reinstated   Trial In Circuit Court At Hot Springs Slated

MAN KILLS HIS SISTER AT NILES   First. Degree 7 Murder Warrant Is Expected 

Woman's Hats, Window Shopping » Top Reasons for Traffic Troubles

HEAVY RAINS DUE IN STATE TODA)   ANOTHER DRENCHING FORECAST FOR WESTERN MIS. SOURI AND EAST KANSAS,

Capital Ships Survive A-Bomb   Craft Farthest Away Most Severely Hit

Generals Queried On May Interventiot1   Waitt and Porter To Be Asked About Congressman’s Letters Ty Fisenhower on Court-Martial

Says May ~ Aided Son’ Of Garsson  Congressman Will: Annear Rafara   Congressman Will: . Appeor Before = * Mead Committee *:.  At93 A. M. Tomorroy

Profits Probers ) Recall Generals   Congressman May To Take Witness Stand Tomorrow.

GENERALS TOTELL UF MAY'S ACTIONS IN COURT MARTIAL   Intervention of Man Being Investigated; to be Discussed at U.S. ‘War Profits’ Quiz.   GARSSON’S SON IS GIVEN MENTION

Top Generals Called Before  Committee  — Will Testify On May's  os =, Y ie

TOP GENERALS RECALLED T0 SENATE PROBE   Eisenhower Asked to Transfer Son of Munitions Maker

AGCUSE MAY OF TRYING TO HALT COURT MARTIAL   Intervened With Eisenhower to Save Garsson’s Son

Generals to Be Called in May Probe   Will Be Asked About In tervention in Court imar tial of Garsson

YOUNG GARSSON GOT AID FROM MAY IN SCRAPE   Committee Learns Ike Was Approached After Court Martial

TO RECALL TWO GENERALS TQ STAND  To Tell What They Know About Cong. May

Rep. A. May Will Testify Friday At 9   War Department Will Make {ts Own Investigation

Army Court  Tried Arms Maker Son   Solon Sought Clemency For Captain Accused Of Disobedience

GARSSON’S SON'S COURT MARTIAL   Two Generals May _ Be Recalled To Explain ‘Deal’

Convicts Kill Two Guards,  Shoot Others   “Heavy Weapons Being Turned Against Rerricaoded Rioters

MARINES USED60 MM. MORTARS ON ALGATRAZ PRISON   Attacked a Cell Tier In An Attempt to Dislodge Convicts.   PRISON IN AN UPROAR   Help Sent From Benicia Arsenal and Leavenworth Prison.

TURN MORTARS ON PRISONERS IN CELL BLOCK   Second Guard Dies of Wounds Inflicted By Rioters

U.S. MARINES USE MORTARS ON CELL TIER   second Guard Dies of Wounds in Battle Ensuing From Escape Attemot Yesterdav—More Aid Rushed to Scene,

Another Guard Is Slain   As Rioting by Desperate Convicts Continues at Aleatraz  On Second Day

TwoDeadin Bloody Riot At Alcatraz   Convicts Seize Arsenal, Resist in Cell Block; ~ Hostages Rescued.

Convids Held In Cell Block   Prisoners Armed from Pris. on Arsenal Cornered Afte: Night of Fighting  TWO GUARDS DEAD Marines May Blow Roof  Open With Powerful Charges, to Get At  BRR Nea ee  Sees

New Attack On Cornered Desperadoes   Marines Blast Cell-Tier Fortress; 2 Guards Slain, 13 Wounded.

Marines Go Into Action At Alcatraz   Cell Tier Attacked With Mortars in an Attempt to Drive Canvicts into Open

OBERLIN GETS NEW PRESIDENT   College Selects Attorney from New York

Consciousness Center Found?   Mysterious Entity Believed Located Almost in Center Of Skull Cavity

Forester Halts Raids In Harlan   Judge Declares Metealf’s Raids Hlegal, Says HeCan Act Against Slots Only When Citizens Bring in Complaints   Citizens League Hits Vice, Lawlessness in County

Price Increase Is Favored by Pulp Producers of Canada   CPA Chief Says Revaluing Of Dominion’s Dollar Is  One Factor for OPA

Lending Policy Inflationary, Taft Declares   Scores Handling Of Foreign Loans In Denver Speech

TIME CHANGE ON JULY 21 I NOW OFFICIAL   Clocks to Be Turned Back at Midnight Next Sunday

TRUMAN PICKS GROUP TO RUN IPACKING HOUSES   Hopes To Seitle Strike Before Agriculture Dent. Takes Over

PACKERS WILL BE TAKEN OVER THIS SATURDA)   Move Ordered to Prevent Acute National Meat Shortage

Temperatures   President Acts To Prevent   Meat Shortage   Meat Cutters’ Union Orders Workers Back On Jobs Saturday When U. 8. Takes Over: Leaders Mobilize for Showdown on Steel

Decision To Seize Meat Plants By Government Had Been Expected; Packers May Not Work For Government   CIO ASKING FOR 17% CENT INCREASE

‘Saturday Is Date Set By White House   Industry and Union Given Opportunity To Settle Dispute

AFL AGREES TO WORK FOR GOVERNMENT   CIO May Demand, Increase First

Truman Tells Agricult Department To Tak Over Operations   Troops Also May Aid In Seizur   Strikers Hint They — Not Return To Jobs U less Raise Worked

Truman Promises Aid of Army If Necessary   Affects 100 Largest Packing Plants; Stull Hope To Settle Row Before Seizure

Experienced Farmers Are  Out-Classed Show Spotlight . Held by Youths

Pit Operators Charge Wage Hike Imperils Coal’s Future   Lewis Aides Assert’ No General Strike Planned At Present

UNION LEADERS SEEK TO AVERT NEW SHUTDOWN   Management Assails Government Action In Controversy

More Miners Quit Pending Outcome  Of Coal Parley  Operators Say New   Operators Say New Wage Hike Would Ruin the Industry

MINERS REFUSE TO TOIL WHILE PAY REVIEWED   Operators Claim Wage Boost Would Push Coal from Fuel Market

Hopeful That Mines Reopen On Monday   NCA Says Nation’s Economy Jeopardized By Many Closures

Coal Miners  Walking Out   Leave Jobs by Hundreds as Wage Talks Proaress in Washington

Miners Quit Work By The Hundreds   Operators Wage Concessions Are  Out Of Reason

Thousands Of Miners Are Idle  Owners Say Future Of Coal In Peril

Walkouts Close More Coal Mines   10,000 Workmen Idle; Wage Negotiations Continue Tomorrow

Unauthorized  Strikes Idle  Many Mines Owners Protest Any Wave Hike

Coal Industry Threatened, Owners Fear  flatten Asldead Pax ~   Claim Added Pay ~ Hike Would Kill  Product on Market

Coal Miners. Walking Out By Hundreds   Operators Protest Wage Concessious; Parlev in Recess

Miners Leave Jobs Seeking Wage Boosts   — Operators Declare Tnerease Would Force Price OF Foon Too: High. ;

10,000 LISTED IDLE: SALARY TALKS DELAYED    Epidemic of Stoppages  Feared by Top Officials

Quit Jobs By Hundreds At West Va.Pits   Operators Warn Any Further Wage Boosts Would Price Coal Out of Fuel Marketi   Scores of Mines Are Shut Down   Jolin 1. Lewis Accused of Playing Checkers With 3 Atillion Dollar  Jurduastry

Coal Miners Continue to Leave Jobs   Strike Epidemic to Block Accumulation of Anv Reserves

COAL MINERS QUIT PITS BY HUNDREDS; 10,000 NOW IDLE   Scores of Properties in Three States Shut Down and Others Are Hampered by Absenteeism.   WAGE CONFERENCE TO RESUME MONDAY   Operators Declare Coal Will Lose Further Ground as Fuel if Pay Advance  Is Granted. .

Whole Industry ls Threatened by Parleys, Charge   10,000 Workers Idle In Three States With Walkouts Spreading

Unauthorized Strikes Idle Many Mines  ~ Owners Protest  Any Wage Hike

‘Soviet Blast ‘Seen As Hint Of Pressure   Russian Statements On Defeat of Japan’ ‘May     : anes Céntroi -

RUSSIA APPARENTLY PREPARING NEW ATTACK ON'V. S. POSITION. IN ORIENT; REDS MAKE CLAIMS

Reds Pave Way To Claim More In Far East   By GLENN BABB AP Foreign News Analyst

Stamp 53 to Be Tieket for Sugar   Will Become Valid January _1 for Five Pounds; Next Is April 30

Spare Stamp 53 Good For Sugar Jan. 1   OPA Hints More  To Come Later

New Sugar Stamp To Be Valid Jan: 1; Increase In Supply Is indicated

SPARE STAMP NO, 53 TO BE VALID JAN. 1   Coupon Will Be Good For Five Pounds Of Sugar — Added Ration Likely Later

Bilbo Criticized For War Deals   Senate Board Fails to Take Action On Whether to Challenge Seat

COURTS PEACE IN U.N.   - Romanian King Asks Better Relations With U.'‘S., Britain

Speeds Decontrol Campaign   White House To Hasten Scrapping Of Wage Controls

Coffee Ceiling Lifted By OPA   Agency Speeds Up Its Decontrol Program

LIFTS CEILING PRICES ON OILS, FATS, COFFEE   Government Speeds Decontro’ Program; Meat Decision Attacked

CONTROLS FADE   Government Moves to Scrap Price Lids. Wage Curbs.

Wage Control To Be Lifted Soon In U. S.      COMPLETE FREEDOM FOR ALL PRICES ALSO FORECAST

COFFEE PRICE CEILING LIFTED BY OPA ORDER   Vegetable Fats, Olls Decontrolled; Wage Curbs on Way Out

—OPA SPEEDS DECONTROL DRIVE Price Lids Removed From Coffee; Wage Controls To Go Soon

COFFEE.JOINS FATS, OILS ON CURB-FREE FOOD LIST THURSDAY  ORDER TO ACCELERATE REMOVAL OF CONTROLS

Lid Pried Off Coffee. Fats, Oils   LaGuardia Attacks Decontrol As Nation Steps Up Lifting Of Curbs

Scrap-The-Control Program Gains Momentum: Fats, Oils, Coffee Freec   Stage Already Set For Accelerated Scrapping Of Wage Controls As Price Lids Drop Of, But Con struction Prices Will Remain Under Control.

Federal Grip on Fats, Oils Released, Wage Curbs Also To Be Eliminated Shortly

OPA Lifts Ceilings As Decontrol Move  Gains in Momentum  White House Makes: _ Ready for Speedier . Woaae Control End

Coffee Added To Vegetable Oil Decontrol   Government Steps Up Drive To Lift Priee Curbs

F, A. LAGUARDIA SETS UP A CRY OF DICTATORSHIP   All Vegetable Fats Oils And Coffee Decontrolled; Cost Of Living Leaping Beyond Average Fam ily.

Hog Prices Off In Some Areas   Some Buyer Resistance Reported—Prices of Other Commodities Continue Slides Which Started Tuesday—-Cotton Traders Cautious —Stock Market Continues Retreat

DECONTROL MEN IN FIRST 0. K OF FORMAL APPEAL   LaGuardia Denounces Speedup Of Drive To  1 i# Prien Collings

Coffee and All Vegetable Fats Are Ceiling-Free   White House Prepares To Hasten Scrapping Of Waae Controls

,OPA Takes Price Lids Off Coffee   ‘Decontrol Drive Speeds Up; Vegetable Fats And Oils ‘Freed.’

COFFEE PRICE TOPS LIFTED BY THE OPA   Move Comes in Agency’s Accelerated Decontrol Drive—Other Food Products Removed From Federal Restraints,

FIRST PETITION TO REMOVE LID GIVEN OPA 0. K.   LaGuardia Bitterly Assails Truman For Starting Lifting Of Ceilings

OPA Lifts Price Lid on Coffee, Fats and Oils   OPA Speeding Up Decontrol Program; Wages May Be Next

DROP-CONTROL MOVE SPEEDED   White House Plans Quick Action On Lifting Pay Restrictions  aA wgmeeaetimeoumesé A Ye ee. OF ee ae

O.P.A. Removes Price Lid on Coffee; Drive Extended to Other Products   Fats. Oils Freed   La Guardia Is Against Freeing Meat,. Other Items; Hits Truman

Te Clarify Status of WSB  OPA Lifts Lids On Coffee, Fats, Oils; Wage Curbs May Be Next

Lids on Coffee And Vegetable Oils Removed   LaGuardia Denounces Decision to Remove Meat Controls—Sees Social Disturbances

OPA Speeds Up Drive To Scrap Control Program   Price Lids Removed From Coffee, Vegetable Fats And Oils: LaGuardia Flays Decontrol

All Vegetable Fats and Oils Also Released   Wages Soon Will Be Released from Rule of Government

LD OFF ‘COFFEE   Scrapping of Wage Controls as Food Price Ceilings Come Off   ‘LA GUARDIA PROTESTS

Wage Controls Set For Quick Cancellation   Fats, Oils, Coffee, Margarine, Salad Dressing Freed

Ready Program For Serapping . Wage Controls.   Ceilings Lifted On Veges table Fats And Oils; Las  Guardia Raps Action,

Scrapping of Wage Controls Hasfened, Too  Lids Off Margarine, Coffee. Other Items

Steam Up Kor More Decontrol   Next Effort be Directed for the Removal of the Wage Controls

—ALL-OUT — Wage Bans Face Quick Scrapping   LAGUARDIA HITS TRUMAN

OPA Removes Price Lids From Coffee   Vegetable Fats and  Oils, Margarine, Salad Dressings, Mayonnaise Freed of All Controls

Supply And Demand Said To Be Same   Action Covers Both Roasted And Green Bean

American Delegates Gather for Preliminary Study of Plans for Committee Assignments.   KIFTY-TWO NATIONS TO BE REPRESENTED

Price Lids Off Coffee   All Vegetable Fats Also Decontroiled. WSB Action Soon

‘OPA TAKES PRICE LID OFF COFFEE   Scrapping of Wage Controls as Food Price Ceilings Come Off   LA GUARDIA PROTESTS

OPA Removes Price Lids trom Coffee   All Vegetable Fats And Oils Are Freed of Ceilings

Agency Speeds Decontrol Drive; White House Prepares to Hasten Scrapping of Wage Board Power

Price Lids on  Coffee Liftec   Federal Restraints Also Removed by OPA from All Vevetable Fats and Oils.

COFFEE JOINS FATS,  DILS ON CURB-FREE  FOOD LIST THURSDAY ORDER TO ACCELERATE  REMOVAL OF CONTROLS ON WACES IN WRITING

Price Controls Lifted on Coffee, Vegetable Oils  LaGuardia Denounces Pian To Speed Up Decontrols;

CURBS LIFTED OFF FATS, OILS, OTHER FOODS   Truman Action in Abolishing Wage Ceilings Expected By Week-End

OPA Lifts Lid On Coffee, Fats, Vegetable Oil  LaGuardia Attacks   LaGuardia Attacks Removal Of Meat Control_By Truman

Lid Off Coffee as OPA Speeds. Up  Decontrol Drive   Vegetable Fats Controls Lifted; White House Prepares to Scrap Wage Curbs .

Vegetable Fats, Dressings Also Off OPA List   Predict Statement Soon On Status Of Wage Stabilizers; LaGuardia Criticizes:

To Hasten Scrapping Of Controls   Both Wage and Food Curbs to Go Soon; Coffee Lids OFF

OPA YANKS PRICE LIDS OFF COFFEE AND COOKING OILS   WHITE HOUSE ORDER TO LIFT WAGE CURBS iS EXPECTED SOON

End Of Control Over Wages Said Near   Price Lid Taken Off Coffee Along With Vegetable Fats

Wage Controls To 1 To Be Sexes Soon; Fats and’ Os Ar Preecl aft Cates:

‘COFFEE CEILING GOES _   Vegetable Fats And Oils Freed Of US Restraints

Action Taken On Petition Of industry   Decontrol Board Decides To Keep Butter, Dairy Products Free of Lids; Political Debates Fly

OPA Speeding Up Decontrol   President Reported Preparing to Hasten Scrapping Of Wage Controls

OPA Lifts Ceiling on Coffee; Control Over Wages May Ge   Veueuble ‘Fat Fats, Salad Dressings Freed in Decontrol Drive

CEILINGS OFF FATS, OILS, COFFEE   Margarine, Salad Dressing Free Of Controls   LA GUARDIA   Raps Action Of President; Clamps To Remain Off All Dairy Products

Action Comes As President Studies Wages   Vegetable Oils Also Join List While Pay Curb Scrapping Looms.

Coffee Is Latest ltem Released By Price Agency   Scrapping of Wage Regulations Hastene< By Federal Officials

Field Marshal Montgomery To Make U. §. Tour   Will Arrive In United States On September 10—To Be President’s Guest   WHITE HOUSE VISIT SET FOR SEPTEMBER 11

NEW HOPE WOMAN LEFT S30,000 10 SIX HEIRS   Miss Marion Lyman Left Estate to Her Sister

SIX PERSONS WILL BENEFIT THROUGH /A$30,000 ESTATE   Florence Francis Snell, Late of New Hope, Made   Late Mrs. Bessie T Langhorne, Names Sisters. Rrothers

Inter-Allied Tension Thought to Be Factor   Congress Tieup Given as Reason; Arny, Navy Officials ‘Surprised’ 

A-Bomb Test Date Delayed   Conflict With UNO Council Meeting Russ Crisis Given as Reasons

SIX PLACES FILLED IN ~ JAP CABINET   Reorganization of the Government Is Completed, Subject to the Approval of Allied Headquarters.

SHIDEHARA NAMES SIX MINSTERS IN CABINET SHAKEUP   Tokyo Government Reorgan: - ized Sut Press Continues frfciens

Jap Cabinet Vacancies Are Filled   Approval Asked Of MacArthur In Reorganization

Jap Cabinet Reorganized, Kyodo Reports   Five New Members To Be Presented For Allied O. XK.

JAPAN CABINET 1S REORGANIZED   Premier: Names Five New Mem“hers for Six Vacancies ~

Fill Vacancies In Jap Cabinet  Five New Officials Arve Annointed

Kijuro’s Cabinet Fills Vacancies   Six New Members Will Carry On With  “Conservative” Ideas.

JAPS COMPLETE REORGANIZATION   Fill Six Vacancies in Shidehara’s Cabinet

JAP CABINET FILLED   Government Continues Conservative. Nonpartisan

Harried Japs Reorganize Government   Six Cabinet Vacancies Filled:  Approval Must Be-Obtained  _ from General MacArthur's ‘Headquarters

Federal Aid Sought In Feed Distribution   O’Conor Trys to Prevent Liquidation of Poultry, Livestock

O'CONOR SEEKS FEDERAL HELP IN FEED CRISIS   Anderson Asked To Order More Equitable Distribution Of Grain

Navy Remits Sentence of Capt. Mcvay, Skipper of Lost Cruiser; Returns Him to Duty

McVay, Convicted Cruiser Captain,  Restored to Duty   Clemency Recommendation Releases Indianapolis Skipper from Arrest   SENTENCE REMITTED ON BASIS OF RECORD   Moved Back 100 Numbers On Permanent and Temporary Grade Lists

M’Vay Guilty But Sentence Is Remitted   Skipper of Cruiser For Past Record

Find Commander Of Indianapolis Was Negligent   Capt. McVay’s Sentence Is Remitted Because Of His Outstanding Recerd

Cruiser’s Captain Guilty ‘But Gets His. Job Back      Ship and 880 Men—Other  Officers Revrimanded

CAPT. MVAY GUILTY OF NEGLIGENCE   Conviction Based Upon Sinking of Indianapolis, but Sentence Is Remitted and He Is Restored to Duty.

McVay Restored To Duty By Navy   Guilty Of Negligence In Sinking Of Cruiser But Sentence Remitted

ence: Has Geen Kemit. “ted: and He Has. Been Returned, to Duty,  Navy Announces

M'VAY PARDONED IN SHIP'S SINKING   Found Guilty Of Negligence. But Restored To Duty

NAVY DISCLOSES VERDICT IN LOSS OF INDIANAPOLIS’  CAPT. M’VAY ESCAPES  COCNTCAPC..A ATLCOC

RESTORE M’VAY TO NAVY DUTY   Indianapolis S Skipper j Found Guilty Of Nesligence

McVay Guilty, Navy Remits His Sentence  Is Restored To Buty Post

NAVY REMITS SENTENCE OF CAPT. C. B. MeVEY   Skipper Of The Sunk Cruiser Restored After Court Martial

Navy Court Remits Capt. McVay’s Sentence And Restores Him To Duty.

Navy Says McVay Restored To Duty   Severe Reprimands Issued Against Four Officers In Incident

CAPT. M'VAY IS FOUND GUILTY   Of Failing to Direct Cruiser On Zig-zag Course

ISSUES SEVERE REPRIMANDS TO NAVY OFFICERS   Convict Captain on Negligence Charge in Cruiser Sinking -

Restore McVay To Duty   Naval Captain Found Guilty but Sentence Dropped

McVay Guilty Navy Says   Negligent In Losing Cruiser Indianapolis; Four Others Reprimanded

MVAY GUILTY;  FINDING EASED   Commander In Indianapolis Disaster Back On Duty —

CAPT, M’VEY GUILTY OF NEGLIGENCE, THE NAVY ANNOUNCEE   In the Sinking of the Cruiser, Indianapolis; Cleared By Court Martial.   SENTENCE REMITTED   Severe Reprimands Against Four Officers, Two of Them Regular Navy.

Skipper of Cruises Sentenced But Restored to Duty  Four Other Officers Get Reprimands for Delay in Action

CAPT. McVAY IS PUT BACK INTO’ ACTIVE. SERVICE   Recommended Sentence By Naval Court Remitted In Review

M Vay Is Guilty Of Negligence  Sentence Remitted; pi fF. 2. .4. .. PR..k

Captain McVay Restored To Duty   Guilty For Failing To Take Zig-Zag Course

Captain McVay Is Restored To Duty   Guilty of Failing to Take  Zigzag Route

NEGLIGENCE FOUND   Capt. McVay’s Sentence for Loss of Indianapolis Remitted

CaptMeVay Found Guilty by Navy   Commander of Cruiser Is Restored to Duty After Sentence Is Remitted

RETURN M VAY TO NAVY DUTY   Leniency Is Given Former Captain of Sunken Indianapolis

Soviet Asks UN Assembly Be Delayed   Informants Say Reds Propose To Change Meet Site To Paris

Big Four Meeting Will Be Held On September 23. Byrnes Makes Vigorvus Speech, Connally Makes-F Address ~

Reds Propose Delay of U.N. Meeting   Ministers Fail to Reach Any Decision

Wants Meeting Shifted to  Paris or Geneva   Proposal in Foreign Ministers Council  Finds No Agreement In 24 Hour Debate

Ammo Dump Explodes; "83 Germans and D.P.’s ”- Killed in. Salt Mine

GERMAN BLAST TAKES 83 LIVES   Ammunition Stored Ir Salt Mine Blows Up At Haenigsen

CHURCHMAN SAYS SHIFT _{N POPULATION‘TO CAUSE - VAST BUILDING PROGRAM

Tommy Manville’s Eighth Wife'Stars to Seek Home to Plague Prospect No. 9\Pact in Strike

Tom Manville Reported Grooming iW. Va. Girl to Become Wife No. 9

182-Cent Pay Boost Granted   Settlement Seen as Pattern for Agreement on Disputes Idling Total of 1,529,000

Opposition to Truman's Stop-Order ‘on Reclamation Projects and Creation of Authorities Voiced

Labor Day Speakers Voice War Fear; 19 Persons Killed in Holiday Mishap:

UNITED FRONT URGED FOR U.S.   Bricker, Huffman Ask End Of Russian Appeasement .

EFFORTS ON TO KILL ATOM BILL   Roll Call On Motion To Send Bill Back To Committee Expected Today

AMERICAN ACTION CONDEMNED BY THE RUSSIANS   For Demanding Registration of Delegates to the AllSlav Congress.   IS CONSIDERED A BLOW   Returned to the Soviet Union With Bitter Feelings of Disappointment.

Russia in Diseord on  US Action   Showdown Fight Indicated at U. N., Assembly Over The Veto Right

ITALIAN KING'S ABDIGATION _ SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY:   VICTOR EMMANUEL TO STEP ASIDE AND SON 1S TO FORM REGENCY GOVERNMENT

UNREST WAS EXPECTED   Lord Halifax, at Topeka, Discusses +. War Conditions

China Says Russia Should Quit Dairen   Doesn’t Recognize Right To Stay On There

——_—_—_—_——————— Cotton Belt Boss Takes Over  From Private Car to the Throttle     ena ee ee ee ee es me

THOUSANDS OF OHIO VETS = -FACE-LOSS OF ALLOWANCE   FAILURE TO FILE EARNING RE: PORTS BRINGS ACTION— FRIDAY NEW DEAD ° LINE

BAPTIST MINISTER IS CHARGED IN COLLISION DEATHS OF HIGH  CATHOLIC OFFICIALS. BROTHER

Doom Awaiting Giant Carrier   USS Saratoga Unlikely To Survive Being Next Target

SEAMEN PLAN BIB WALKOUT   ATLANTIC, PACIFIC AND GULF PORTS MAY BE TIED UP BY. STRIKE EARLY TOMORROW

Aide Appointment Draws OWM Nearel Termination Date  US Economic Policy Destined: for Unnamec

3-Man Council To Handle Economic Policy; Truman To Play Bigger Role

Truman Taking Heavier Role in Economic Policy   Three-Man Board Will Be Selected To Study Probiem

AUSTIN SUGGESTS INSPECTIONS 0 THWART EVASIONS   Tells U. N. Assembly, in Answering Molotov, That America Will Co-Operate Fully.   SAYS STAND ON VETO POWER IS UNCHANGED   Calls For Information on Strength of Allied Forces Both at Home and on Foreign Soil.

Austin Goes Further to  Call For Inspection and  Other, Means of Com-plianece By Nations

U.S. SUPPORTS SOVIET DEMAND FOR ARMS CUN   Effective “Inspections” To Safeguard Control Program Urged   AUSTIN DISMISSES MOLOTOV’S CHARGES

ark Administrator }sapproves Jveruse of Planes  Craft Would Disturb, Probably Harm Many Wild Animals

Deny Nazis Clemency!   Little Theater Unit Organizes; Plans Activities

—UNITED NATIONS— Dutch See Settlement In Indonesia  Security Council , , ae =

UNO Considers Indonesia’s Plea For independence   HEATED CONTROVERSY IS TO GET STUDY BY COUNCIL

UNO Eyes  Indonesia Statements   Dutch Say Liberal Settlement Hoped on Independence

Hope For Dispute Settlement Soon   UNO Will Try to Solve Indonesian Trouble  Tomorrow   DUTCH TO BE LIBERAL   Netherlands Government Says It Has Approved Plan

Dutch Inform UNO Java Has ‘Liberal Offer   Hope Is Held Out For Settlement In Indonesia

Dutch See ‘Very Liberal’ Settlement Of Indonesian Independence Aspirations   United Nations Security Council Interrupts Debate Of Dispute

UNO Council Studying New Charge   Solution Is Expected To Be Reached At Saturday’s Meet

Dutch Defend English Policy, Declare ‘Very Liberal’ Settlement Hoped for Indonesia Shortly

Dutch Presenting Indonesia Liberal  Terms, UNO Told      Security Council Studies Dutch Statement of Settlement Effort.

DUTCH REPORT ON DISPUTE IS OPTIMISTIC ONE   Security Council Interrupts Debate To Study Statements From Interested Nations; Russians Charge British Jeopardizing Peace.

U se CRISIS IN INDONESIA   Solution Satisfactory to Soviet Ukraine, British and } Netherlands Sought

UNO Interrupts Debate on Indonesian Dispute To Study Statements on Issue

Indonesia, Dutch Accord Likely In Near Future  UNO Suspends Talks on Diupate There  a Cbabamantc

Butch Nepe For “Libers! Settlement” IM lnslanendance Acuiraline: Shertly

UNO Council Studies Dutch  Indies Puzzle   Solution Satisfactory to Ukraine May Be Result

Council in New Debate On Indonesia   Latest Argument Started By Ukraine; Discussion Interrupted for Study Of Duteh Statement

Indonesia Row Is Interrupted   Dutch Predict Liberal Settlement Of Indonesian TIndependence Demands.

EXPECTS PACT FOR INDONESIAN INDEPENDENCE   Security Council Will Work Saturday in Attempt to Reach Settlement

Short Passes Blame to  Army Heads ‘Advises Probers  Chiefs Failed To Order Alert

Short Testifies U. S. Failec To Issue Waming of Attacl   Testimony Supports Claim General -Alerted Only Against Sabotage Moves

Overton Proposes Flood Fund Stash Rescinded By Legislative Action

Jewish Underground Warns of Further Acts of Terrorism   Pledges Full Strength in Fight Against All IHegal Deportation

Gaping Hole Blasted in Transport   Swimmers Defy Bullets to Attach Bombs

Ship Damaged By Saboteurs   Swimmers Sent Out to Blast Hole in British Troopship

Jewish Gang Takes Responsibility For Blasting of British Troopship

HOLE BLASTED IN TROOPSHIP BY SABOTEURS   Vessel Is Damaged By Jewish Swimmers  At Haifa Port

Gaping Hole Blasted in Transport  Swimmers Defv   Swimmers Defy Bullets to Attach Bombs

Susquehanna River Floods Williamsport   Railroad and Most Highway Traffic Cut Off From City; Other Cities Threatened

Cloudburst Sends River Raging Into Pennsylvania City   Williamsport Areas Covered by Flood Waters After Rains

Eastern Area Damaged as  Rivers Flood   Property Loss Is Reported High in New York and Northern Pennsylvania; Si TL new Dieka

Williamsport, Pa. Hard Hit By Flood Waters   Fifth Of City Under Water, Railroads Anc Highways Into City Cut As Susquehanna Goes On Rampage Following Cloudburst   Favorable Action On’ Dam Project Seen

Waters Rising; Transportation Bogged Down   Crest Moves East, South; Red Cross Alerted to Aid Homeless

Six Dead, Heavy Property Loss in Raging Flood   Susquehanna River on Rampage, Scores of Cities Are ‘Isolated

EASTERN AREAS HIT BY FLOODS   River in Pennsylvania Covers Rails, Highwoys After Period of Hard Rains

Flood Water In East Does Big Damage   Pennsylvania, New York Hit; Property Loss Is Heavy; Six Dead.

Six Dead i in Eastern Flood  a on ar Werk Mamoae Worst Since 1936

RAGING WATER CAUSES HEAVY LOSS IN EAST   Many Towns Isolated Red Cross Rushes Aid to Area

River Floods Fifth of City   Williamsport Hard Hit as Waters Rise

Pennsylvania Flood Damage into the Millions: 3 Dead   Williamsport District ) Virtually Isofated-- Red Cross Is Alerted  For Aid to Haomelace

Raging Flood Waters Take  3 Lives In Pennsvlvania   Crest Stage Of Near 35 feet Here Is Predicted

Damage to Run Into Millions   Crest of Flood Waters Moving East and South

HIGH PROPERTY DAMAGE: DEATH TOLL UP T0 6   Pennsylvania and Southern New York Hit hy High Waters

Susquehanna On Rampage; 2 KnownDeac   Ohio River Also Approaching Flood Stage at Wheeling

Susquehanna River! Flood Toll Heavy   Property Damage in Millions In Pennsylvania and New York

East Hit By Floods   Two Dead, Many Towns Isolated and Heavy  Damage Done in Areas Of Ohio, N. Y., and Pa.

Flood W aters Cover Much Of Williams port   Pennsylvania City’s Residential Areas Vietims; Railroad aul Highway Travel Crippled

Three Persons Die As Flood Ravage Williamsport, Pa.   Communications Severed, 1936 Leve! Almost Reached

Susquehanna On Rampage; Three Dead  Pennsylvania And New York State Hit

Property Loss High; Six Are Reporfed Dea   Pennsylvania And New York Cities  Reina inundated

FLOOD WATERS COVER LARGE SECTOR IN EAST   Place Property Damage a High Figure; Three Persons Drown

Flood Sweeps Large Area In Eastern State   North - Central Pennsylyania, Southern New York Hit By Flood Waters.

CHARGES HURLED AT TOKYO TRIALS   Dismissal of Cases Is Asked Today by War Criminals.

FAMED MINER POISON VICTIM   Refused To Strike While Mer Foucht In World War

Hundreds More Said Homeless, Injured =   Worst Quake In 23 Years Causes Heavy Damage In Southern Japan

LT. GILBERT WENGER TALKS TO HIS WIFE BY TELEPHONE FROM ROME ITALY

House Nips Ceilings on All House:   Provision for Pricin ¢ New Homes Not Yet Lopped from Bill.

Solons Turn Down Price Ceilings for All Present Houses   GOP Substitute May Be Passed over Wish Of Administration

Price Ceiling Plan For Houses Gets ‘A Sound Thumping   Proposal for a Top Price on Existing Dwellings Defeated By House, 154 to 68

Rally To Save Housing Plan  a Me se eee   Fight For Survival Of Measure Promises Toa Re Tar-ch

HOUSING ACTION MAY BE BEATEN   Truman’s Aids Open Battle To Save His Program

Home Price Ceilings Lose House Vote   Administration Plan Loses by 154 to 68  In Lower Chamber

Congress Battle Rages Over Housing Program   Administration Rallies Forces As GOP Seeks Enough Votes To Scrap Entire Plan

Proponents Plan Fight To Save Housing Measure   Opponents Claim Victory Despite Personal Appeal By Truman to Citizens. Ln omy

Battle Seen for Imperiled Truman Housing Program   President Urges Any Available Housing Roa Sharad With Vate

The Weather   Touch-And-Go Pro  Rally Fo or - Tough Battle To Save House Program

a a  SHOWDOWN DUE ON HOUSING BILL   Democratic Heads Meneuvel For Last-Ditch Fight

FATE IN DOUBT   Truman Forces Rally To Save Program But G.0.P. Plan Gains New Power.

Proposal to Put Price Ceilings on All Homes Rejected   Opponents Say Bill Would Drive Sales Into Black Market

Tough Fight On Housing in Prospect   Truman Program Seen Imnperiled

RALLY FORCES TO SAVE NEW HOUSING PLAN   GOP, Southern Democrats Attempting to Scrap Measure

Truman Proposal For Ceilings © On Homes Beaten   Administration Loses by Vote of 154 to 6 In Effort to Put Price Limits on fyicting Dwallinas: GOP Measure Favored

Truman Leaders Rally To Save Housing Measure   House Republicans, Southern Democrats Threaten Passage

HOUSE CEILINGS - BILL REJECTED   Lower Chamber Turns Doyn Proposal To Fix Controls « On ATl Dwellings

New Housing Bill Runs Into Trouble Opponents Push Substitute Measure

Administration Faces Strong Coalition of Ke publicans and Southern Democrats Who Arce  Seeking To Scrap Measure.

Fight OnTo Save Truman’s Emergency Housing Plan; Leaders Admit Tight Spot

Cuts Training Of All Recruits To Eight Weeks   No Provisions Made For Wives, Children of Enlisted Men

VETS’ FAMILIES TO GO OVERSEAS   U. &. £O PERMIT KIN OF OFFL CERS AND HIGH NON-COMS TO VISIT THEM,

FAMILIES OF OFFIGERS MAY G0 OVERSEAS   Plan Is Worked Out For Soldiers to Remain Abroad

Training Period For Recruits Cut  Will Permit Families Join Men Overseas

Army Cuts GI Training Time   "Critical Situation” Of Overseas Replacements The Reacon

~— OTHMAN — Brussels City of Fat Girls   Black Market in Food Brazen but Oh What Meals!

Lie Has Powers  to Call Session Such Action Would Be Unprecedented

Rumors Draw Statement  About Policy  Only Isles Deemed Nonessential To Be Tiarened Over to UN

PACIFIC BASES TRUMAN SAYS   President Restates Control Demand for American Security

e - ee a ee Yanks To Stick on Key Pacitic Bases. Truman Emnhnes rnc

UNITED STATES PLANS TO KEEP PACIFIC BASES   Truman Says This Nation’s Policy Has Not Been Altered   KNOWS OF NO ROW INSIDE GOVERNMENT

U.S. TO KEEP PACIFIC ISLAND BASES NEEDED   President Reiterates Pollicy Statement To Reporters

Truman Wants U. 5. To Keep Pacific Bases   President Restates Posi. tion as Move for Security —

Truman Renews Stand For Retention by U.S. ~ Of Pacifie Isle Bases

US. Is Determined to Keep Control of Pacific Islands   Those Not Deemed Essential to the Nation’s .Defense Will Be Turned Over to the United Nations

Men Already On Way Back To Their Jobs   Strike Called Off In Public Interest, Savs Union Head

Union Leader Says Dispute te Be Negotiated   19-Hour Walkout Had Cut Power Supply in Half: Full Service  To Be Restored Soon

Pittsburgh Strike Lasts Only 19 Hours   End Announced Unexpectedly  Bv [inion President

STRIKE ENDED IN PITTSBURGH   Power Is Restored For Paralyzed City; Tieup Lasts 19 Hours

Power Strike In Pillsburgh ~Ends Abruplly   Workmen Already Back On Jobs and Service  = Expected te Be Basimadl Tela

AMMUNITION BUMP BLAST AT SHANGHAI      There Was.No indication Hov Many Chinese Were Killed.

‘Rates Free State Governor's Authority as Power Politnes   COOL WEATHER ON WAY      Little Precipitation Indicated fur Rest of Week

CHINA POLICY — -. CHANGE-ASKED      SENATORS ‘CALL ON UNITED     STATES TO END SUPPORT OF. CHITA

Speakman Plans ToHave Tueson Headquarters   New Federal Judge Sells Property In Phoenix; Will Move Here

RAIN FORECAST IN STATE TODAY   TEMPERATURES ARE EXPECTED TO DROP INTO LOWER TO MIDDLE 908.

Wyatt Peeved At Loan Work   Housing Expediter’ S ai ¢ Ready To Quit Unless As.  , otirad ryt Bune ORR Ot D.. \

‘Usual Banking Seen as Threat To Vet Housing   Wyatt Criticizes RFC Lending Policy For Housing Firms

Administration Hopes That Dropping Of OPA Order Will Solve Trouble

MOVE 10 HELP COTTON MARKET ~ 1S QUESTIONED   ‘Scrapping of Order Curbing Mills’ Inventories Not Seen as Adequate   CLIMB -IN PRICES CITED   Manufacturers May Be Stuck Later On, Some OPA Officials Feel

Administration Watches Cotton   Officials Hope Junking Of Textile Pricing Rule Will Pay Off.

! Young Russian Spy Suspect Testifies Ships OF Soviet Heloed Us “Hamstring” Japanese

Tries fo Chisel In On Kidnap Money  Now He’s Trying Te Clear Self of Crime

Navy Surplus Has Lots of Textiles   But With Millions of Yards Of Materials, There Are No White Shirts

Decision On Extension Due Today  Torrid Fight Is - Raging On Bill

BAN ON DRAF] OF TEEN- AGE BOYS URGED   May Also Asks ‘Holiday’  On Inductions   HOPE FOR VOTE   On Extension By Nightfall; Senate Expected To Take Up Case Next Week

House Chairmar Favors Halting All Inductions  Drive May Raise Minimum Age

Drafting Of Boys Rapped   Rep. May Declares Placing of Children In Army Wrong

Rep. May. Say’ ‘Children’ in Army Wrong  Spearheads Drive To Exempt Men Under 20

SAYS.1T’S. WRONG TO PUT CHILDREN “IN THE ARMY   Rep. May Made Plea to Keep 18 and 19 Year Old Youths: Out.   ‘WAS BEFORE THE HOUSE   Introduced An Amendment to Draft Extension - Legislaton.

Bombs Wipe Out ‘Suicide Patrol’   Attackers Described By Police As Jewish Extremists; Ramshackle Hand-Propelled Trolley Blasted To Pieces

Six Killed In Palestine Riot   Police Patrol Ambushed, Killed By Jewish Extremists

Ambush Patro! In Palestine   Attackers Are Described as Jewish  Extremists

‘Ramshackled Trolley Blasted, Six Muted  "Cte Patrol” Is Ambushed —

—PALESTINE—  6 Killed In Ambush In  Jerusalem  Extermists Are Blamed For Attac

Pictures ShowMay As Garrson Intimate   Attended Party for His Daughter. New York Daily Savs

May. Intervened In Court Martial  Of Garsson’s Son   Wrote. Letters To: Eisen-hower In Behalf of Son. OF Munitions Combine  oe yn

Say May Asked Gen. Eisenhower To Aid Garssor   Cuugressman At Hearing. Tomorrow. In Delayed . Answer ‘To: Subpoena

May Intervened In Court Martial OF Garsson’s Son   Wrote Letters To E'senhower In Behalf of Son Of Munitions Combine  Chief.

LETTERS WRITTEN TO EISENHOWER   War Profits Committee To Hear Mav Friday

U.S. HAS SG A-BOMBS, SAYS LONDON PAPER   Unconfirmed Story Claims Six Are Manufactured Monthly

A-Bomb ‘Secret Is Told’   London Daily Express Story Claims Te Tell Facts Of New Weapon

UNCONFIRMED’ REPORT SAYS ‘ATOMIC BOMBS COMPLETED AT THE RATE OF 81X  A MONTH .

1,527 Miners Lost Lives in Blast Which Was Lnrevealed Until Today

Japs Kept World’s Worst Mine Disaster, That Killed 1,527, Secret For Six Years

Small Nazis lrial Urged By Jackson  ‘Guilt No Less Than That of  Eleven Leaders

JACKSON ASKS OTHER TRIALS TO PROGEED   More Guilty Nazis Are Due for Just:  ishtnent for Crimes

HOLDS OTHER NAZIS GUILTY   Jackson Recommends That Occupying Powers Hold Individual Trials

WAR CRIMINALS NOT ALL TRIED   Jackson Urges U. S. To Prosecute Other Guilty Germans

Prosecutor Jackson Urges U. 5. to Try  ‘Large Number’ of Guilty German Leaders

TRIESTE STILL BAR 10 PEACE CONFERENCE   Byrnes, Bevin and. Molotov So Close, Yet So Far Apart

Trieste Remains Bar To General Peace Conference   Foreign Ministers Unable To Agree On Administration Plan For Zone   MOLOTOV DIFFERS WITH BYRNES IDEAS

Child Is Taken From a Schpol  Grandmother Phoned For Her Clothes

Stalin Expresses View Nations Are  Not Seeking War   Reaffirms Confidence In United Nations Body And Charges ‘Political Groups” Trying To Foment Discord And Uncertainty

Red Chief Lays War Scare fo ‘Certain Groups . Urges World  Campaign to Bare Warmoncers

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U.S, RUSSIAN PLANS FOR ATOM STUDIED   Baruch Presents Comparison Of Two Projects

Sees Conflict On Atom Plans   Analysis By Baruch Show: ~ Many Differences OF Opinion

Baruch Seeks To Speed Discussions On U.S.-Soviet Atom Control Plans

Baruch Compare: Control Plans   U. S. and Russian Plans on Conflict  On Three Points

Delegates Favor American Plan To Control Bomb   Agreement Shown On Some Phases Of Two Proposals

Baruch System OnAtom On Spot   Soviets Appear Set To Fight Certain Of Its Clauses

BARUCH PUSHES ATOM CONTROL   Chart Shows Veto Remains As Chief Stumbling Block

Analysis Is Preparedby B.M.Baruch   U. S. amd Russia Are Agreed on 3 Phases, at Loggerheads on 3 Others   Sees Negotiations   Fourteen Points Can Be Talked Out, Baruch Says

State GOP  Scores Clean Cut Victory   Sweep Into Office In Every Position; 3 Go to Congress

SABOTEURS ON LOOSE IN PALESTINE   _ Power Lines Wrecked, Police Station Attacked

Terrorists  Are Sought   Palestine’s Officers  Searchine For Band

CASE OF TOKYO ROSE DROPPED   Woman With Seductive Radio Voice Returns To Native U.S.

State Counts Seven Deaths   Roads Bad; Gary Man Killed In Accident At Hobart Crossing

Parliamentary Reefs Snag UN Pilot Committee   Smuts Starts Trouble By Asking Deletion of Indian Complaint

Young Girl Clubbed Bevond Recognition   Battered Body is Found Along Railroad Tracks in Ohio City

Soviets Jubilant  At Wallace Talk   Ll. S. Delegation at Paris Surprised By Foreign Policy Speech

HUFFMAN PROMISES VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN   Says He'll ‘Remove Wraps’ In Battle With Bricker

Diplomats to Delay Action At New York   United Nations Body to Meet Today With Changed Situation

Officials interested  is : in report   Asks registration with U.N.O. croup

UNO Meeting Opens in  N. Y. Today   Many Envoys Want Russ-Iran Pact Regisiered by Body

United. Nations. Wait Details on Eve of Meeting  Opening Session Today. Limited

Full Agreement On Oil Dispute Now In Making   UNO Leaders Said To Be Active In Diplamatic Mave

Registration of Pact Is Desired   Security Council Will Open Its  Gpneainne Tadrey

UNO Leaders Want Agreement Lo Of Russia, bran Registered   Move Would be Assurance to fran and World That Pact Will be Kept—First U.S. Meeting of UNO Opens Today

RUSSO -IRAN PACT MAY BEFORE UNC   Security Council To — Open At New  Voark Today

No Action By Council _ Until Tuesday   Move Develops ‘To Have Agreement RegisteredFormally

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Red Troops To Be  Out Of Iran In 6 Weeks, Or Less   Moscow Radio Announcement Sunday Relieves Tension In London And Washington; UNO Security Counci! To Delay Schedule

Registration of Pact Is Desired   Security Council Will Open Its Sessions Today

Leaders of Security Council Start Move To Have Russo-Iran Agreement Registerec

Registration Idea Develops   Move Would Put Iran-Russ Pact  On UNO Records

SupremeCourtOK’s Broader Questions; Appeal Is Upheld  On Foreman Issue

COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF JOHN L. LEWIS   ANTI - INJUNCTION ACT GETS PLACE IN UMW APPEAL  WY WIFYYTAnrt rr SPpraArR

Lewis Wins Two  ourt Rounds   Contempt Case Appeal Widened; Foremen’s Union Pact Upheld

Double Victory Won by Lewis  — 25,000,000 Tons Cos of Recent Strike

Supreme Court Approves Move On Arguments   Restrictions on Coke Relaxed: Coal Rules  Continue

Supreme Court Grants Debate Bid; District  Court For Boss’ Union   High Tribunal Agrees To Review Questions Raised By UMW Chieftian In Fight  Against Contempt Conviction

John Lewis Wins Hrst Court Bout   Supreme Court Grants Petition To Broaden Arguments of Appeal

Lewis Wins Initial Legal Battles In Court Appeal   Supreme Court Grants Petition to Broaden Arguments Set for Jan. 14—Coke Delivery Controls are Relaxed

Lewis Wins Double Victory in Litigation With Government  Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Broadened UMW Appeal

Supreme Court GrantsIlis Petition Lo Broaden Arguments On Ap. peal

Lewis Winner In First Round Of Legal Battle   High Court Ruling Enable: UMW to Try to Invoke  ph oe ees eee ST

LEWIS PETITION TO BROADEN CASE GRANTEDBY COURT   Way Open for His Counsel to Try to Invoke MorrisLa Guardia Act in Three Ways.   SECOND VICTORY WON BY MINERS’ LEAVER   Appeals Court Upholds Recognition Granted to Union Organized by Mine Foremen.

Lewis Scores Double Victory   Recognition Foremen Union Is Upheld

Double Victory Won hy Lewis   25,000,000 Tons Co:  af Tee ewe dk CPLR

High Court Agrees ‘To Broaden Review Of Contempt Action   Circuit Court Upholds Recognition Granted to Union of Mine Foremen; Coke Delivery Restrictions Relaxed

Mine Workers’ Chieftain Wins Two Decisions  Supreme Court Grants Petition To Broaden Arguments On Appeal  UMW MAY TAKE REFUGE IN ANTI-INJUNCTION AC Circuit Court Of Appeal:  Upholds Recognition Of Foremen's Union

James: Blackburn. Was. Married Recently: ‘And I iwtne In Washington

u. 8s. TO SET FOOD SHIPMEN’ RECORD IN NEXT FIVE WEEKS. SAYS ANDERSON

RECORD FOOD EXPORTS SEEN   U. S. Shipments for Relief Will Establish Record,  Anderson States

United Siates Will Sef a World Record in “Food Relief Shipments During the Next Five Weeks, Secretary Anderson’Says

Boedecker Shows Fear Of Remarks Abbey May Make on Mont. Campaign

Talmadge Leads In Reports From Georgia Primary   Reports Inconclusive As Record Vote Increased By Negroes and Youths

Talmadge Leading Georgia Primary   Carmichael Tops Popular Vote But Rival Has Edge in County Unit Total

Carmichael, Backed By Arnall, Loses Despite 30,000 Popular Margin Over “White Supremacy” Candidate.

T almadge Holds. Lead’ In Voting At Georgia Polls   Result Sul Tnconelusive; Record. Vate. ‘Increaséd “By Negroe: és, Leen-Agers

Talmadge Has Lead in Close Georgia Vote   Carmichael Holds Advantage In Popular Count

GEORGIA PUTS TALMADGE IN   Complete Primary Returns Show Victor for Three  Time Ex-Governor

Gene Talmadge Qut in Front in Georgia Race   ‘White Supremacy’ Advo cate Leads in Units, Lags in Total Vote

White Supremacy Exponent Ahead   Talmadge Apparent Winner in Race for Governor of Georgia

APPARENTLY BACK AS GOVERNOR FOR THE FOURTH TIME   PILES UP MAJORITY OF UNIT VOTES IN DEMOCRAT PRIMARY

State Reverts To Southern Tradition  Talmadge Hailed As  Winner [n Georgia

Talmadge Elected By Wide Margin   Says ‘No More Negroes Will Vote in Georgia

TALMADGE IS IN THE LEAD FORGOVERNOR   No One Has Yet Conceded a Victory, but Defender of White Supremacy Appears to Be Able to Win.

Talmadge : Sets Pace In Georgii   Return to Governorship — Seen for Backer of White Supremacy.

TALMADGE HAS UNIT LEAD IN CEORCIA VOTE   Is Apparent Winner Even Though Trailing In Popular Vote Total

Talmadge Leads In Georgia Vote   Has Lead in Unit Vote But Trails in Popular Count

VICTORY LOOMS FOR TALMADGE IN GEORGIA BID   Builds Up Needed Unit Votes In Fight For Governor; Wheeler Defeated

Talmadge Leads In Georgia Vote  Carmichael Ahead ‘In Popular Support

TALMADGE MARGIN GROWS IN GEORGIA   ‘White Supremacy’ Champion Headed For Election

Talmadge Wins  Nomination  cece’ TT   Victor Has 226 Unit Votes, Carmichael Gets 128

Georgia’s Unit Vote May Elect Talmadge Again   Carmichae] Has Popular Votes

‘No Negro Will Vote InGeorgia For Next Four  Years, Declares Victorious Eus gene Talmadve

Talmadge Wins in Georgia Vote  “White der upr ema nA Gi  yen Engorsemen

Talmadge Leads As Georgia Counts Record Vote Increased By Negroes And Teen-Agers

Talmadge Trails In Popular Vote But May Win Nomination By Units   Defender Of White Supremacy Appears To Have Enough Unit Votes

Talmadge Lead Rises In Georgia Primary   “Had to Win for Good of South and Nation,” Victor Says

Talmadge Seems Winner Again in Georgia Reaction   Emphasis Will Be Placed on White and Negro Vote as Result

—POLITICAL PENDULUM SWINGING— Talmadge On Way Back  To Governor’s Chair

Talmadge Is. Victorious In Georgia Race   Wins Nomination Apparently Without Popular Vote

Proposal By British Will Be Rejected   Interin Government Flan For India Opposed _  ~~ By Cor. gress  ooo. oS Party. a

‘Azad and Gandhi 'ndicate British “Plan's Rejectior   “ive Are Killed and 13 In jured in Madura Political Rioting

5 Die in New Indian Riots, 13 Are Hurt   Congress Party Expected To Reject British  : ee, 

REJECTS PLAN      Statements Indicate That British Interim Govt. Plan Unacceptable

Congress Party Sours on British  Plan for India, Amid New Bloodshed

INDIAN PARTY WILL REJECT BRITISH PLAN   Five Killed, 13 Hurt Ir Madura Riots After Nehru’s Arrest

Five Killed In Indian Rioting   Ghandi Comes Out Against British Plan

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Five Are Killed,  Thirteen Hurt in Bloody Riot   Congress Party Rejection of Plan Indicated

‘Union- Demanded Wage Rule Debates In Senate In Taking ‘Up New Housing Legislation   Both AFL And CIO Want “Prevailing Wages’ Paid On All Government-Built Houses

Scrap Predicted As Senate Takes Up Housing Issue   AFL and CIO Want Clause Inserted Setting Constructor’s Wage

CHINESE STUDENTS AND LEADERS RIOT AGAINST RUSSIANS   Educators Take Part In Demonstrations: FDR Also Named. .   YALTA AGREEMENT HEAVILY CENSORED  Future World Peace Is Said Endangered Ry

Anti-Russian Stand Taken By Chinese   Demonstrations Put On By Chinese Students Against Agreements Reached At Yalta

Anti-Russian Displays Held   Chinese Students Are Led By Professors

Chinese H old Anti- Russian Demonstration   Students At Chungking Wreck Offices Of Communist Newspaper

CHINESE IN ANTI-RED PARADES   Wreck Office of Communist Paper In Chungking

UHINESE LINK HUDOEVELT TE ANTHRED RIOT   Student Demonstrators Flay FDR for Yalta Pact with Russia.

ANTI-RUSSIA PARADES HELD IN CHUNGKING   Protest Condemning Yalta Pac! “-—-Signed- By Twenty Educators

Chinese Students Are Still Rioting   Communist Newspaper Is Wrecked; Late FDR Is Blamed

Recent Election In Kansas City  Will Be Probed   F. B I To Open Investiga tion Of Alleged Voting Irreeularities In Missouri

a INQUIRY ~IN ELECTION   PROBE IN MISSOURI WILL INCLUDE DATA ON “PURGE" ‘THAT HAD TRUMAN'S  BACKING ‘

Agaressive War Is Held to Be ‘Supreme Crime  Indicate Conviction Of Nazi Chiefs

Former Nazi Party Chiefs Await Verdict   22 Defendants Will Be Hanged Or Imprisoned

Temperatures   ‘Conspiracy for Aggressive War Branded ‘Supreme Crime’; End Of Trial Looms After 10 Months

Conviction Of Leaders Indicated   General Staff, High Command Not Criminal Organizations   By WES GALLAGHER anc THOMAS A. REEDY

Court Verdict Dooms ?? Nazi War Criminals  Pryce PUL VEEP hbiaddg

Acquittal For Lesser Leaders ls Indicated   May Get Sentences On Other Charges; Final Verdict Due Tomorrow, Report

BEGIN DELIVERY OF VERDICTS AT NAZI WAR TRIAL   HERMAN GOERING CONCEDES HE WILL GET DEATH PENALTY

Verdicts Set For Tuesday   Nuernberg Court Rules War Crimes And Crimes Against Humanity Were Committed   Some Defendants Reconciled Toe Death

—PRISON OR GALLOWS —  Hitler Aids Hear Individual Fates On Tuesday   ‘Overwhelming’ Evidence Of Acts Against Humanity Cited by 4-Nation Court

International Military Tribunal Rules For First Time In History That Conspiracy To Commit Aggressive War Is Supreme Crime”—General Staff, High ants Will Learn Their Individual Fates Tomorrow

Court Reads Verdict Of Conviction   War Plotting Branded ‘Supreme Crime;’ Final Sentencing Tomorrow.

22 Germans Face Imprisonment Or  Death On Gallows   lo Hand Down Final Verdicts, Sentences Tuesday; Goering, Keitel Expect To Die

Three Nazi Organizations  Win Acquittal   Most of Defendants Appear Reconciled To Belief They Will  Get Death Sentences

4-Power War Crimes Tribunal Declares Several Nazi Groups Conspired Against Humanity   Hitler Could Not Act Alone, Says Court

Indications Point to Early Conviction of 22 Nazis as International War Criminals

Imprisonment Or Gallows Indicated For 22 Top Nazis   High Command Cabinet Acquitted Of Some Charges  By WES GALLAGHER and THOMAS A. REEDY

DoomHangs Over 22 at Nuernberg   Tribunal Gives  Strong InLeaders Will Be Convicted   VERDICTS ON TUESDAY    Sentences to Follow Read ing of 100,000-Word  Judgment

Catalogued As Conspiritors In Supreme Crime   Moutmmental Verdict Indi. eaies Inprisoiiment Or Gallows For Hitler’s Henchmen   Nazi Small Fry May Escape Rap   German Geuersl Staff, High Conumand aud Cabinet Not Deemed Criminal Outfits

Sentencing Of Nazi Leaders Set Tomorrow   Most Expect Death: Acquit General Staff. Command, Cabinet

Says Orders From - Hitler No Excuse   International Military Tribunal Declares Initiation Of War Is ‘Supreme Crime’; .— Defendants Expect Death

THING ALS VEUINAAIR ££ MEE So  International Tribunal Rules Aggressive War  Is A ‘Supreme Crime’   Defendants To Learn Fate Tuesday; Face Gallows Or Prison If Convicted

Sentencing Of Nazi Leaders Set Tomorrow   Most Expect Death:  Acquit General Staff, . Command, Cabinet  By Wes Gallacher and

Indicated By Verdict Given By Tribunal   Rules That Conspiracy To Commit  Aaaressive War ‘Is A Supreme Crime’

Twenty-two Formey Germany Expected to: ‘Ger: Suff Sentences       VERDICT READ & COURT; TERMS: en

WAR CRIMES COURT TURNS IN VERDICT   Conspiracy to Commit War Is ‘Supreme Crime’

Allied Tribunal Hints Death or Prison For 22.   Monumental Verdict Excoriates: Germany; Sentencing Tuesday.

Nazis Face Death or Life Terms   Tribunal Indicates “Supreme Crime’ Was Committed

Men Grim as They Listen to Verdict: Will Know Individual  Fates Tomorrow

FINAL VERDICT WILL BE HANDED DOWN TUESDAY   Court At Nuernberg Today Busy Reading 100,000 Word Judgment On Great Mass Of Evidence  Presented At Trial.

Some Units Are Given Aecquittal   Goering, Hess, Others Face Conviction on One or More of Four Counts   Verdict Is Long   Judges of Allies Read First Part of 100,000 Word Document

Staff Exonerated but Party Militarists Blamed— Individiial Verdicts Tomorrow

TRIBUNAL FINDS CRIME IN WAR OF AGGRESSION   Final Verdicts and Sentences Will Be Delivered on Tuesday

Final Verdicts And Sentences To Come Tomorrow   Tribunal Declares Initiation of War “Is the Supreme Crime”

22 Ex-Nazi Leaders to  Hear Penalty   Imprisonment or Death Indicated For Most Of High Officials

International Military Tribunal Rules Conspiracy To Commit Aggressive War ‘Is Supreme Crime.’      FINAL VERDICTS ARE  EXPECTED TOMORROW

Final Ruling In War Trial Due Tomorrow   War Conspiracy Cited By Judges As "Supreme Crime”

COURT HOLDS WAR-MAKING TOP CRIME   International Tribunal’s Declaration Indicates All 22 Nuernberg Defendants Will Be Found (uilty.

Leaders Face Gallows Or Prison   Three German Groups Acquitted of Criminal Charges

Gallows And Imprisonment Indicated For 22 Nazis: Wa. Conspiracy Said Supreme Crime

Nuernberg Decision Is Partly Given   Imprisonment Or Death For 22 Nazi Leaders Indicated For Tuesday

Prison Terms Or Death for 22 Indicated   Initial Part of 400,000 Word Verdict Points to Conviction of Leaders On One or More Counts

CONVICTION OF WAR CHIEFS IS INDICATED STRONGLY AS ‘TRIBUNAL REVIEWS EVIDENCE   Testimony Adduced on Four Main Counts In Indictment Described As "Quite Overwhelming’ Against Aceused Germon High Command   CONSPIRACIES TO WAGE AGGRESSIVE CRIME:

Nazi Leaders Expect Death Decrees Soon   Verdict Indicates Long Prison Term o1 Gallows for Goering, Hess and Other Bigwigs — German Staff, High Command, Cabinet Acauitted.

Conspiracy for War Is Supreme Crime   International Military Tribunal Indicates Imprisonment  or Gallows for 22 Leaders of Nazi Ge  Monumental Verdict Today.  rmany ina   Certain Group of German Leaders, Gestapo Convicted in Long Trial

Cabinet of Reich Is Acauitted   Military Tribunal Issues Findings in War Crimes Trials.

GALLOWS OR PRISSH LOOM FOR 22 CHIEF LEADERS OF NAZIS   GENERAL STAFF, HIGH — COMMAND, CABINET ARE INNOCENT AS GROUPS

Conviction Of Nazis Indicated   AZ Nazi Ringleaders Will Be Sentenced By Court On Tuesday

Legion Convention: Hits Climax With Big Parade   Huffman Tells Delegates ‘Russia: Is Big Bully Trying-To Shove America Around’ °°

LEGION MEETING REACHES CLIMAX   Parade, Speeches Mark Ohio Victory Convention

£ —AMERICAN_ LEGION . - 1 Demands Stitte Action: In Ohio Housing Crisis

Higg Head the Jap Daring Aide To Nazi Spy Ring   Nip’s Identity Was Learned Through  he Own Carelecense

Egg Head Jap Was * Nazis’ Master Spy   Military Attache in Stockholm Offered His Ow Espionage Network to German Leaders

Thousands Of Miners Quit Pits   Sporadic Strikes tn Six States Precede Threotened Walkout

Senafors And Hershey Lock Verbal Horns   “Stop Trying To Threaten People,” Sen. Thomas Says

DRAFT EATENSION IS DEBATED UDAY IN CAPITAL BF U. 8.   Conscription Backers In Wrangle With The?> Opponents.   ENLISTMENTS SAID TO BE VERY HIGH   ery"  Induction hreats” Are Hooted By Senator Thomas.

Army Witnesses Press Fight For Draft Extension   Generals Hershey And Paul Emphasize Need For Powerful Army

Weirton Steel Grants 22 Cent Wage Increase   Indepertdent Union Members Are Given Raise Is Announced

Weirton Steel Grants Big Pay Increase   Independent Workers Did Not Join CIO Men in Walkout

COURT RULING ~ ON SENIORITY      ILLINOIS, FEDERAL. JUDGE HOLDS SENIORITY IN JOBS AFFECTS VETERANS’ STATUS

Crops Refreshed By General Rains Throughout State   Moisture Worth Million; Crops in General Looking Good

RAINS RESCUE CORN IN UPPER TWO-THIRDS OF STATE TODAY   Estimate 40 Per Cent More Apples But Less Peaches In Ill. This Year

PeUO Ua ~ Ratlle to. Test, J leal aw legalil  $1,000 Boud Alice Loud Surender.

GRIFFITHS ENDS BRADLEY FEUL   Legion Chief Is Reported Favoring About-Face

Griffith Calls Halt to Feud With Bradley  ‘Legion and VA Have Job to Do’

65th A.F.L. Meet Opens On Monday  Gains, Politics  Hold Spotlight

Strong Stand by AFL Is Predicted   65th Convention Will Open in Chicago Monday

Strike Averted At Two Large Sugar Plants   Birmingham Trolley Walkout Called Off; Farm Pact Ratified

Sugar Walkout Averted by Pay Boost of 15 P.C   2 Firms Settle, © U. S. Conciliator Works on Third

WALKOUT IS AVERTED BY HIGHER PAY   Sugar Refining Plants Continue Operations— Coal Deadlock Is On

Pay Dispute: Settled at Sugar Plants   15 Pct. Increase Granted; Coal Tieup Spreads

Frank Top Jew Killer, Reds Say  Claim He’s Guilty Of Slaying 3 Million

Joe Kandler Victim of Gun Blast   Accidental Death Verdict Is Given By Justice Baass

Seeks Grad Jury \Heirens Indictment   States Attorney Will Proceed Seon As Ail Evidence Has

Heirens Preparing  Prepare ToGo Before Grand Jury In Degnan Child Crime

Heirens Still Keeping Quiet   Attorneys To Meet With Youth Again Today; Indictments Planned

State Prepares to Get Indictment of Heirens for Murder   Defense Attorneys Hold Another Conference; No Confession Yet

MMUNITY CHEST DRIVE   is Now Being Conducted —New Officers Elected.

SHERIFF RAIDS OELWEIN CLUBS   Liquor and Slot Machines Seized by Officials

STATE TRUCKS ~ ARE T0 HELP   IGIWAY DEPARTMENT TOLD IN TRANSPORT  ENTIALS IN olo °

STATE RELAXES HAULING RULES   Lausche Orders Officials To Combat Paralysis of Transport

Italian Queen Sails to Exile   Defeated Umberto Will Follow Soon

Queen of Italy Sails for Exile: Humbert Stays   Marie Jose and Her Four Children Leave Naples On Italian Cruiser

ITALIAN QUEEN STARTS JOURNEY TO EXILE HOME      King Humbert To Turn Over Power Saturday; Pope To Ask Cooperation

Chemist Says Scicnce will Improve On Nature Throws): Jse of Petroleum

NO CHANCE FOR MOTHER NATURE  Amazing New Products Beine Promised By U.S. Scientists

U. §. ABANDONS ALBANIA TRADE PACT MISSION   Premier of Nation Ignores Treaty With Zog

U: S. Mission in Albania Recalled  Non-Cooperation Causes Action

Chinese Reds Decide On New Offense   Communists Taking Offensive in Attack on Paoting

Fight Rages In China .   Communists Take Offensive in Civil War; Blast at U.S. Stand

Reds Take Lead In China Battle   Fighting Rages In Four Provinces Today As Reds Claim Victories

Fresh Evidence to Support Bid for Pre entation of Franco’s Case to U.N. OQ. May Be Handed to the United States.

FRENCH CABINET T0  PRESS FOR UNO LOOK  AT SPANISH DISPUTE U. S. AGAINST MOVE;   RUSSIAN CHARGES ON RULGARIA ARE DENIED

France Seeks American Help   Seeks Support For Pushing Franco Case

U.S. Denies ‘Lone Hand in Bulgarian Row   France Expected to Submit Fresh Evidence On Spain in Renewed Bid for U. S. Support

France Likely To Renew Bid For Support Against Franco   U. §. Sides. With Britain Against Russia And France In Opposing Action By UNO

U.S. Rejects Plan on Spain   Fights French Bid To Ask UNO Action

France Writes Fresh Note On  Franco Regime   United Siates and ‘Britain Turned Down. First. Sug. “gation For. UNO - Action

- Roundup Of The International Situation.... ft alltel ncaa tan  France To Cive U.S. More  Evidence Against Franco

FRANCE DRAFTS NEW NOTE FOR USE ON SPAIN   Cabinet Sanctions Proposal Handed to U. S., England, Urging UNO Action

France Expected To Show Evidence In Bid For US Anti-Franco Support

France fo Submit New Evidence on Franco Case Soon   U. §. Sides With Britain Against Russians, French

France May Make Another Attempt ToGain U.S. Backing   State Department Denies Soviet Charges of Trying To Influence Bulgarian Government

FRANCE COLLECTS FRESH EVIDENCE AGAINST FRANCO   RENEWS BID FOR U. S. SUPPORT IN UNO COMPLAINT

France Brands Franco Menace:  Seeks UNO Aic   Paris Draws Up New Fvidence Against Svanish _Dictator’s Government

French Continue Try To Get UNO Franco Hearing  U. S. Denies Red Charaec On Rulaaric

France Plans New Approach  On Franco Row   Data Will Be Submitted In Renewal Of Fight For UNO Action

Expect French To Offer New Facts On Spain   United States Sides With Britain Agains! France, Russia On Going Before UNO

America Sides With British  In Franeo Case   France Is Expected To Submit Fresh Evidence On Spain To United States.   JS FORMAL REJECTION

France in New Plea on Spain  Franco Government Branded Threat in Missive to UNO

France Renews Bid for Support Against Spain   Fresh Evidence Being Prepared In Franco Case

France Pushes Franco Issue   New Note to Britain And U. S. Insists Regime a Peace Threat

Paris To Renew Bid For Help  Against Franco   Washington Rejects First Appeal By France

U.S. Opens Way To Reconsider Decision While China Takes No Action; Russia Informed Bulgar Position Is Not Pact Violation

FRANCE WANTS U. §. AGAINST FRANCO   Expect To Present Fresh Evidence On Spain   RUSSIA   In Accord With Proposal; British Take Negative Stand: China Silent

U.S. Opposing France, Russia In Franco Case   Denies Soviet Charge Ot Meddling In Bulgariar Affairs.

FRANCE SENDS NOTE   Backs Contention Franco Spain Threat to Peace

France Seeking U.S. AidIn Takine Case To U.N.O.   Original Proposal Rejected By U.S. And Britain; Favored By Russia

France to Renew Bid for Support Of Franco Plan   Original Proposal to Put Case Before UNO Rejected by U.S. And Great Britain

FRANGE AND RUSSIA WANT SPANISH CASE BEFORE UNO   U. S. And Britain Oppose Adding Tc Problem Of More  Strained Relations

New Paris Blow At Spain Hinted; U.S. Denies Red Charge In Bulgarian Ritt

FORMER HEAD OF SLOVAK REPUBLIC ON TRIAL FOR LIFE   Father Josef Tiso and Cabinet Members Accused of  Trantan

FATHER TISO ON TRIAL IN SLOVAKIA   Ex-President of Wartime Republic Accused of Treason   Testimony Bevins

CZECH PRELATE’S TRIAL IS BEGUN   Father Tiso Challenges Jurisdiction of Court

Wartime Czech Ruler Contests Trial for Life   Fr. Tiso Claims Colleboration Court Preiudiced

Truman Plans All-Out Fight Against Lewis   Presidential Intimates Re port Die Has Been Cast In “Showdown   GOVERNMENT'S COURSE CLOAKED WITH SECRECY   Navy Officials Greet Chie Executive On Arrival In Florida

President Arrives —In-Florida Resor!   High Naval Official: Greet Truman at  Key West

Showdown Fight With  Lewis Seen   “Truman Vacations In Florida Keys As Crisis Darkens

Truman Orders Fight to Finish Against Lewis   President Goes to Florida  For Vacation Despite e Bc oe ot

General Motors Facing Charges Made By Unions   Vielations Of National Labor Relatiens Act Are Chareed By United Sure Workers

ONLY MAJOR AUTO COMPANY WITHOUT WAGE SETTLEMENT FACES CHARGES BY UNION

Lewis Fined $10,000, Defies U.S. Judge   Court Enjoins. Miners From Breaking Gov’ t Contract

Police in Dark Over Motive ir  S, F. Murder   Victim Identified as Flor ist; Usually Had Plenty Of Money

Victim Identified as Bay Florist   1000 Additional Policemen Join Search Murderer Described as “Sex Fiend”

REDS MAY ASK NEW JAP VOTE   Warn of Reactionaries After Hearing MacArthur Plea For No More War

WUSOTA TNBICATES AT ALLIED LOUNGIL OLSSIUN THAT NEW JAP ELECTION MAY BE REQUESTED

RUSSIA TO SEEK SECOND VOTE — _IF_JAP_REACTIONARIES’ WIN      SOVIET DELEGATE TELLS OF PLAN AT FIRST SESSION OF ALLIED CONTROL  COUNCIL—-

OUTLAW WARS IS MacARTHUR PLEA TO COUNCIL   Russia Threatens Rejection of Jap . Election April 10 ©

Solons’ Capital Report For Day   Porter Wins Out Senate Apporves Secretaries

TORNADO HITS OKLAHOMA CITY   14 Are Injured, Rescue Crews Hunt for  Others

Oklahoma Tornade Injures 15, Damages Houses  Unexpected Storm Blasts City Of 20,000 Today

Many Injured In Oklahoma Storm Tuesday Night   ARDMORE 1S) DAMAGED AS TORNADO STRIKES cITy

Ardmore, Okla. Hit by Tornado 15 Are In jured   Twenty-five Frame Houses Demolished: City in Confusion

OKLAHOMA CITY HIT BY TORNADO   Fourteen Persons Reported Injured in Storm

Fifteen Injured in Oklahoma Tornado   Twenty-five Houses Demolished, Over 50 Damaged at Ardmare

Houses Torn Apart By Wind Storm   Streets Clogged With Debris; Powe: Lines Wrecked

Two of Victims Critically Injured in Twister Which Demolishes 25 Frame Houses in Southern Oklahoma Town.

East Half of City Smashed by Storm   Numerous Homes Demolished, Others Badly Damaged; Five of Injured Believed Seriously Hurt by Storm

Many Injured In Ardmore Tornado   Rescue Workers Grope Through Debris For Others In Oklahoma

Cut In Hog  Production   U.S. Will Act As Result Of Shortage Of Food, Feed Grains

TRIESTE CRUX OF CONFERENCE   BIG FOUR MAY ADJOURN WITHOUT RESULTS

Senate Action Due On Labor Disputes Bill   Pepper Reports Ready For Vote

—PEPPER READY FOR SHOWDOWN—  Senate Vote On Labor Disputes Measure Near

‘Pepper Ready to Vote "n Labor Bills And Senate Sees Early Showdown

Don’t Look Now, But There’s A Skunk In Our Senate, The Distinguished Colleague Says

PEPPER READY ON LABOR BILL   Thinks Senate Will Pass Legislation It Will Regret

AIRPORT — Continued on Page Twe   Labor Bill Vote Near In Senate

Senator Pepper IsReady to Vote Wants Action on  Anti-Strike bheancure

NEW OBSTACLE HOLDS UP DRAFT MEASURE   hep, Short Challenges Proxy Andrews

FOREIGN POLICY   Foreigners Get “Les son in Democracy in Action”

Sen. Vandenberg Sees Effect Of ~ lection Result   Leading Republican Senator Savs Early Improvement In Foreign Policy Likely   ELECTION OUTCOMES LESSON TO ‘VISITORS

improvement Predicted In U. S. Foreign Policy   Vandenberg Says Election Result Is Good Picture Of American Democracy in Action

FOREIGN POLICY TO “IMPROVE"— VANDENBERG   Foreigners Get “Les: son in Democracy in Action”

Byrnes Wants UNO Trustees In Tripolitania   Hints U. S. Is Opposed To Soviets’ Insistence On Running Country Alone

UND ASSEMBLY EXCLUDES SPAIN BY 43-0 VOTE   Action Is Indirect Attempt to Get Nation to Jettison Franco Regime   RESOLUTION BY PANAMA   British and French Delegates Voice Hope for Shakeup Amid Applause

Government Corn Bonus Assailed   Estimate 90% of Corn Sold at Ceiling Price Plus  Gratuities

SENATE AGAINST CASH FOR TERMINAL LEAVE   ‘No Bonds, No Bill” Cry Of Upper House

OKAY FEDERAL TAX ON STATE   Court Denies Immunity To New York From Levy On Mineral Waters

State-Bottled Water Is Subject to Heavy Federal Tax   United States Supreme Court Hands Down Important Decision

AUTO ACCIDENTS UP 98 PCT. IN STATE   Highway Patrol Head Predicts AllTime High in Fatalities UnJess Somethine Is Done.

Favorable Outlook For Jobs and  Production Seen   President’s Council of Economic Advisers Sights Good Business Period for Some Years Ahead But Warns of Possible ‘Dip’ During Next Year

A Temporary ‘Dip’ May Come in “47, Counsel Advises   President Reveals Report of Special  Beonomic Graun

TRUMAN ASSURED FUTURE IS BRIGHT   ‘Favorable Outlook’ Foreseen by  Council; Warns of Depression

ADVISERS CLAIM TEMPORARY DIP CAN BE EASED   Economic Council Gives First Report to Truman on Jobs and Production

Report ‘Sensible’ Action Can Avert Sharp Recession   Temporary ‘Dip’ May Come in 1947, But Prospects Are ‘Good’

Economists Predict Good Years Ahead   Truman Advisers Hold Courageous Action Can Prevent Dip in '47

kxperts See Long Period Of Prosperity   Recession, If It Comes In 1947, Is Expected To Be Temporary

Job, Production Outlook Bright  Temporary ‘Dip’ in 1947 Held Possible

Truman’s Advisers See Plenty of Jobs, Production in Offing   Temporary “Dip” Seen in Coming Year for U. S. By Economists   Summary

Board Optimistic In First Report   Economists Foresee Bright Future For Jobs, Production in Nation

Sensible Action by Business and Labor Will Continue Upward  Trend, They Say.   FREE ENTERPRISE THE   Impediments to Prosperity Must Be Solved Without Government Intervention.   The Report Will Be Used by Truman in Preparing a Message to Congress.

Production Is Held As Key lo Prosperity   Economic Advisers Tell President That Industrial Unity  Is Essential in 1947

Minor Recession Seen In 1944   Economic Council Says Job Outlook Favorable In U. 5.

School Board Grants Staff $5,625 Bonus         [See Favorable Outlook On Jobs, Production ‘For Some Years’

Favorable’ Job Outlook Is Reported   Truman's Council Of Economists , Is Optimistic

BRIGHT FUTUE PREDICTED BY TRUMAN BOARD   Economists See More Than Oydinary Favorable Outlook For Jobs, Production   TEMPORARY DIP MAY BE ENCOUNTERED NEXT YEAR

4] RECESSION IS PREDICTED, HOWEVER   Industry Challenges Wage Boost Claim of Nathan

Business Outlook Bright      President’s Special  Board Forecasts Era ‘Of Plenty, If Nation Plans. Acts Carefully

jEconomists Predict Prosperity For Years After Slight “Dip” In 1947!

GROUP SEES LONG ERA OF PROSPERITY   President's Council of Economic Advisers Predicts Favorable Outlook for Jobs and Production in Future.

GOOD YEARS AHEAD   President’s Council of Economic Advisers Submits Report

Job, Output Outlook Good   Truman’s Council Of Economic Advisers See Brief Dip, Several Good Years

Job And Production Outlook Good For ‘Some Years Ahead’; Economic Council Reports Trend To ‘Truman

Two Montanans Died in Crash  Death Toll Reached 27, Navy Reports

Fred Allsopp Dies In Little Rock Hospital  Part Owner Of Arkansas Gazette lil Ear Lana Tima

Wage-price plan  to be scrutinized  Bowles to ask congress for  nawer ta ecantinne cantral

Bowles To Ask Price Control Law Extension   New Wage-Price Policy Expected to Draw Fire in Congress

Solons Have Many  Questions to Ask  Price Control Critics Gird For Bathe Over OPA

Bowles to Plead for OPA Life  Wage- Price Policy  A. Ee Se mene. O.

sowles Faces estioning On ay-Price Plan         Feonomic Stabilizer Goes Before Congress Today in New Role: Criticism Is Likely

PRICE POLICY TO GET AIRING   Barrage of Questions I: Readied for Bowles On  New Govt. Formula

Bowles To Be Interrogated  By Lawmakers   OPA Bill hearing Due to Bring Queries About New Policy

Bowles to Plead for OPA Life  IUxr...... BF. TY   Wage-Price Policy to Be Scrutinized

Bowles to Plead~for  Contin wation .o! Legislation to Control Prices Today.

INVESTATION BEING MADE OF HOTEL FIRE   Origin San Francisco Fire Undetermined

COUNTY PASSES V-LOAN QUOTAS   Sales in Final Drive Hit $6,427,563 Farquahar Reports

U.S, AND ARGENTINE RELATIONS IMPROVED   U.S. And Britain To Lift ‘Black Lists’ Soon

Boost Predicted In Shoe Prices   Debontrol Of Industry Goes Into Effect Today.

Shoe Industry ls Decontroled  OPA Throws Shoe Price. Ceilings Out

Controls on Shoes Are Discarded   Shoes to Advance 20 to 30 Per Cent, Says Spokesman

‘OPA Lifts Controls on  ‘Shoes, Hides   Decontrol of Industry Is  _ Effective at Once With Price Ceilings Taken Off All Leathers

LIFT LEATHER, SHOE CEILINGS   Expect Footwear Prices To Climb Nearly 30 Percent

Orders. Decontral of Shoe Industry  Predicts Advance of 20 te 30 Per Cent

Price Curbs — Removed From Shoe Industry   OPA Chief. Paul Porter Also Removes Ceiling’ On All Leather and Hides, Announced 

Decontrél of Shee Industry Effective ‘Today As OPA Throws Shoe Ceilings Off

Controls on Shoe Industry Ended: Ceilings Lifted   OPA Says Retail Prices May Soar; Lids Removed From Leather and Hides

Truman Directs OPA To Remove Shoe Ceilings   Porter Opposed To Such Action

Action Taken Over Profests Of OPA Chiefs   Master Decontrol Plan To Be Told Next Week With Decision On Waaes

Shoes Ordered Decontrolled: See Price Hike   Steelman Issues Order to Increase Leather Supplies

Shoes May Cost 10-30% More   OPA Estimates Hike as Curbs Are Lifted

Decontrol Of Shoes in Effect   Truman Publicly Directs OPA  To End Shoe  Price Ceilings

SHOE INDUSTRY DECONTROLLED   OPA Officials Think Prices May Soar 20 To 30 Per Cent

Decontrol of Nation’s Big Shoe Industry Announced   White House Publicly Directs OPA Chief Paul Porter to Throw Shoe Price Ceilings Into Discard: Leather and Hides Fffectac

SHOES REMOVED FROM CONTROLS   Cost May Rise 20 To 30% All Leather Made Free

Shoe Costs  To Be Upped  As Ceilings Are Removed   20 to 30 Per Cent Increase Expected According to OPA’ Latest Estimates

Shoe Ceilings Are Ended on Truman's Order  OPA’s Master List   OPA’s Master List For Decontrol Will Be Issued Next Week

OPA TAKES CURBS FROM SHOE PRICES 10. BOOST SUPPLY   Ceilings on Leather and Other Articles Removed by Steelman; Other Changes Seen.   ANOTHER ‘BATCH’ MAY BE OUTLINED

Porter Takes Shoes Off Ceiling List   White House Directs Action; to Raise Prices 20 Per Cent

SHOE PRICES TO GO UP SHARPLY   OPA EXPECTS ADVANCE OF 20 TO 30 PER CENT

SHOE INDUSTRY. GETS FREEDOM   Clash Seen Between OPA  and Director Steelman

OPA Predics Sharp Hike In Refail Prices   Output Decreased During Holiday   In Slanahkterina

All Shoe Controls Ended Today  7 nm... Poititnme an All Leathers: OPA Predicts Price Uptura   List Major Items Still Under Control

SHOE INDUSTRY IS FREE OF CONTROL BY ACTION OF OPA   Retail Prices Are Expected to Soar Before They Again Level Off

SHARP HIKE SEEN IN SHOE PRIGES   OPA Predicts Jump of .20 to 30% as Result of Decontrol Order

White House Tells ‘OPA to Remove All Shoe Ceilings  Porter Said to Have .Waited for Direct  KU dee a hata te

SHOES FREE OF CEILINGS NOW   Shoe Industry And All Leather Goods Decontrolled Despite Fomers Protest.

Bl sa, i A eet a eee eel ak   12-Year-Old Boy In fc tech Jail Thought Ta Ro Hitler's Son

@ PAUL MALLON—   Charges Democrats With Every Political Blunder in Book

» 4 sew Fe eS eee Se TUL  What ‘ abpened to Cotton Market May Indicate New Price Era

Byrnes Flatly Denies Russian ‘Charge That American Actions Violate Bulgarian Agreement

Dispute. Hinges on Interpretation of ~ Provisions for Representation . of .Opposition, ._.....

Byrnes Is ‘Surprised’ At Russian Protest.   More Representative Government For Bulgaria Is American Goal

RUSSIA GIVEN _ BYRNES’ REPLY   Soviet’s Accusation Of.U S. Interference In Bul garia Denied

U5. DENIES UT BROKE AGREEMENT AS REDS CHARGED   Byrnes Replies Personally to Russian Note Concerning Government of Bulgaria.   EXPRESSES SURPRISE AT OBJECTIONS RAISED   Soviet Complaint Grew Out of Washington’s Attempt to Broaden Balkan State’s Regime.

NO VIOLATION SEN IN OTE      Secretary Byrnes in Reply Says Soviet Charge Is Surprise

U.S. Denies Russian Charge on Bulgaria   Byrnes Expresses Surprise at Soviet's Objections to Attempt to Broaden Regime Dispute Grows Out of Big Three Accord

Bulgaria Note © Not Violation of Pact, Avers U.$  Soviet Charge   Soviet Charge ‘Surprise,’ Says Byrnes’ Reply   Bia 3 Accord

BYRNES SAYS SOVIET GOVT. KNEW PLANS   States Vyshinsky Was Consulted During London Meet

U.S. Denies Red Charge In Regard To Bulgaria   Dispute Stems From Moscow Big 3 Pact For Recognition Of Country

Nofe fo Bulgaria Did Not Violate Big Three Paci, Byrnes Declares   Secretary of State Expresses ‘Surprise’ af Red Objections   DENIES THAT AMERICAN ACTION WAS UNILATERAL   Soviet Union and Britair Were Consulted, Byrnes Asserts

1U.S. Flatly Denies Russia’s Charge Regarding Bulearia   Byrnes Expresses Surprise at Soviet Objections; Pravda Editorial Denounces Churchill for Recent Talk

Russian Note Answered by Sec’y Byrnes   Denies Agreement Violated by Attempt to Broaden Leftist Regime in Bulgaria——U. S. Surprised by Obiections

Stand Of Labor Government Of Russian Policy Applauded By Winston Churchill

BEVIN'S SLAP AT REDS HAILED BY CHURCHILL   Former Leader Also Backs Hands-Off Stand On Spain

i _  Dealers to Figure  Own Price Ceilings  Until New Lists Arrive

COMPROMISE ON TEEN- AGE DRAFT LIKEL}   May Permit Induction With Overseas Ban On 18-Year-Olds

‘Would Draft 18-Year-Olds For Service in US Only  Plan May Be Basis for Compromise

Plan to Break Deadlock Over Draft Offered   Taking 18-Year-Olds But No Overseas Duty Before 19 Suggested

Compromise Is Offered On Draft Bill   Would Call Boys 18. But Prohibit Use  Overseas for Year

May Restrict  Dralt OfBoys      Compromise Would Keep 18-Year-Olds in the United States

SOLON HAS PLAN TO BREAK DRAFT DEAL DEADLOCK   Inducted 18-Year-Olds Would Serve ir U. $. Only Under New Proposal

Draft Plan Offered As Compromise for  Congress Deadlock Would Have Youths   Would Have Youths Of 18 Called for US Service Only

Plan Offered  To End Draft Law Deadlock   Compromise Seen on Use Of Teen Agers Rye Army

U.S, DUTY ASKE IN 18-YEAR GALL   Plan Urged As Compromise In Deadlock Over Draft

Would Bar Foreign Duty to 18-Year Olds   Home Service Only fs Pfoposed As Basis of Compromise in Senate~House Draft -Stntamnia

Use of 18-Year-Olds in U.S. Only is New Plan To Break Draft Block

Offer N ew Draft Plan   Would Allow Induction ‘Of 18-Yedr-Olds, But  Ban Overseas Service 

New Compromise On Draft Law Sought   Would Induct 18-Yeer Olds But for Service in This Country Only

Yank Fliers Brought Home For Funerals  Washington Formal Pau peee Tear.) ae 

Doctor, Wife Executed to Hide Tests   Himmler’s Papers Disclose Nazi Atrocities

) MAD DOCTOR ANI ) WIFE MURDEREL   Himmler Ordered Execu tion To Cover Up His  “Experiments”

A Suggestion Morgenthau, Ickes Urge Parley ‘Of Big 3 ToAllay War Fears

EARLY MEETING OF BIG THREE URGED BY EX - OFFICIALS   Ickes Criticizes Peace Conference and Morgenthau Urges Big Three Session

Urge Meeting Of Big Three   Former Cabinet Members Want Powers To Confer About Peace

Want To End “Terrifying War Talk’; Paris Meet Is Like Convention, Ickes Says

Big-3 Meeting Urged By Ickes, Morgenthau  Ex-Cabinet Members Demand Halt To ‘War Planning in Washineton’

ANDERSON GETS CEILINGS; OPA QUERIES RIGHT   Small Raise On June Prices

New Ceilings Will Exceed June 30 Level   But Retail Prices Will Be Lower Than Those Today

Labor Leaders Should Propose Changes in Law  Four Senators ' ‘Make Suanectinn

SENATORS URGE UNIONS ADVICE ON LABOR LAWS   Vermont Republican Would Reverse Technique Used In ‘New Deal’ Davs

Suggest Novel Way to Avert Strikes; Invite Union Plan   Four GOP Senators Urge New Methods to Halt Crippling Strikes

Flanders Asks Unions’ Draft Of Strike Curh   Vermonter Leads Bi-partisan Effort To Enlist Labor

New Deal Reversal  4 Solons Propose Union Men Offer Changes In Laws

Advises ‘Calling On Labor Heads In Law Change:   Solons “Ask They Be Given ‘Opportunity To: Offer Strike. Averting Ideas

Unions May Be Heard on Law Changes   Sotens Would Consult Labor Leaders on Worker Legislation

Labor’s Ideas Sought on Bil   Congress May Get Union Sugvestions

SEEK IDEAS OF LABOR LEADERS ON CONTRACTS   Senators Propose That The Advice Of Union Heads Be Sought In Framing Strike-Averting Labor Laws.

Proposal By Four Senators   Would Reverse ‘New Deal Technique,’ View

Senators Want Leaders Called To Give Views   May Be Given First Opportunity To Propose Strike-Averting Changes-In Labor Laws

Senators to Seek Labor's Idea on Any Law Changes   Leaders Recognize Need of Revisions,  Says Sen. Johnson

Solons Ask Union Help On New Act   Four U. §. Senators Suggest Leaders Be Asked To Propose Revision Jn Labor Acts   CIO Maps Moves For Pay Increase   Johnson Contends “Some Good Suggestions” May Be Presented Ey Union Chiefs

Senators Urge That Union Leaders Be Given Chance To Propose Labor Law Changes

Union Ideas Might Help,  Four Believe   Prompt Action By Congress Is Seen

May Call In Labor On Strike-Averting Law.   Union Chiefs Would Be Given Opportunity To Make Suggestions On New. Legisla_ tion: CIO Is Mapping Wage Drive.

SENATORS URGE LABOR LEADERS ADVISE ON ANY STRIKE LAWS   Flanders Believes Labor Could Give Good Pointers On Averting Strikes

FourGet In Line On Plan For Bill   New Deal Method Is Discarded By Republicans

Senators Urge Labor Suagest Change in Law   Ask Consultation In Drafting Bills To Avert Strikes

Would Ask Labor View On Controls   Solens Agree Union Leaders Should Be Consulted; CIO Plans New Wage Hike Drive

Union Leaders May Be Given First Chance To Propose Strike-Averting Changes In Laws

stors Urge jor Leaders peive Chance  Give Advice            ns Should Have ful Suggestions w, Say Solons

Representatives of — Five Glovis Schools Eat withSchoo!l Board   Haich Hasn't Given Up ‘Clean Politics’ Law

Senators Claim Union Leaders Ought to Have Chance to Express Views   NEW DEAL TECHNIQUE SHOULD BE REVERSED

SUGGEST UNION HEADS PROPOSE STRIKE CHECKS  ssrA Pi anf   GIVE LABOR CHANCE TO OFFER REFORMS, SAY FOUR SENATORS

May Ask Union Suggestions On New Labor Laws  Senators Propose Getting Ideas On Strike-Averting

Suggest Union Leaders Be Given ‘The First Opportunity To Offer  Strike - Averting Changes In Laws

Union Opinions On Labor Laws Recommended   Four Congressmen Propose Labor Make Suggestions On Averting More Strikes

Union Leaders Asked to Chart Way for Peace   Vermont Senator Wants Suggestions Before Starting  Work on Any Measure

—-LABOR FRONT—  Let Them SpeakFirst 4 Senators  Propose  1 C10. WAGE

Want Labor Views on Laws   Would Be Given Chance To Propose Strike Averting Changes

Propose Union Leaders: Be Given Opportunity To. Inaugurate Strike Check.

Call to Labor  Leaders Urge   Suggested They Be Consulted on Strike Averting

To Ask Labor Leaders for Strike Advice   Senators Suggest Union Men Propose Any Changes in Law

Labor Heads To Be Called On New Bills   Given Chance to Give Views On Measures For Averting Strikes

WOULD GIVE LABOR VOICE IN NEW LAWS   Four Senators Favor Hearing Union Leaders’ Views First on Any Measures Taken to Put Rein on Strikes.

Senators Seek Union Views on Labor Laws   Four Suggest That Labor Leaders Be Called For Advice Before Framing New Legislation; CIO Mapping Campaign For Wage Increases

WOULD SEEK UNION IDEAS   4 Senators Propose Calling in Labor to Make Law Proposals

May Give Labor Chance To Help Shape New Laws   Senators Propose Calling In Union Leaders For Ree: ommendations; Quick Action By Congress Seen

Union Leaders May ee Chance to Give Change Suggestion   \Four Senators Inclinet  to Give Break to  Those Who Would — Re Affected

Senators Want Advice Of Labor Leaders On Strike - Averting Law   Four Advocate Reversal Of “New Deal Technique”; Coal Output On Increase

Suggest Union Leaders Be First to ivopose > Changes in E bor Laws

Senators Suggest That Union Leaders Be Given ‘Chance to Offer Ideas

Unions May Have Chance to Offer Anti-Strike Laws   Four Senators Suggest  Labor Leaders Propose — Strike-Averting Changes

Senators Urge Labor Be Asked  For Opinions   CIO Maps Definite Wage Goals Going Into Second Drive

Senators Urge Calling Upon Labor For Recommendations on How to Frame Strike-Averting Laws

 Senators Urge That Labor Leaders ‘Be Consulted On Strike-Ban Laws

Believes Unions Should Propese a “Bar-Strike” Law   Suggestion Comes From Four Senators--Should Consult Unions

‘Democrats Have Only Whisper in State Legislature   Republicans Increase Lead in Both * Houses to 3-1 and Have 43-13 Senate Margin

G.0.P. CONTROLS LEGISLATURE BY TOP-HEAVY FIGURE   Democratic Minority ot Albany Reduced to Nu eee eS

CONGRESS STALLS ON STRIKE ACTION   Await President’s Action On Case Bill Before Passing Strike Legislation.

STASSEN © SHOWS HIS SHREWDNESS   Name Will Be . Kept Before Public Until ’48

STASSEN KEEPS BEFORE PUBLIC   ORGANIZES REPUBLICAN FORUMS ACROSS NATION -

Selection of U.N. Site  to Be Issue   Behind - the - Scenes Moves Are Already Under Wavy

HOLD VETERAN FOR STABBING   fowa Man, 39, Admits Killing Sweetheart

GIRL’S SLAYER WITHOUT REGRET   Davenport Veteran Held After Knifing Fiancee

THOREZ FAILS IN FRENCH VOTE   Reports Persist That Stalin Is Seriously lil; Greek Battles Renewed

SHAKEUP DROPS THREE BRITISH CABINET MEA   Reshuffle First Since Labor Has  Been In Power

‘Senate Passes  OPA Revival      Battered ‘Measure Cuts Many Of Price Controls

Administration Hopes Conferees  Will Rewrite It   Doubt Acceptance By Truman Of Second Senate Attempt; May Act Tuesday

Inside Your Congress  eee Cee  One More Kid  —by—  Sawer nm pPPrre waif.

3 JAPS’ FIRST GENERAL ELECTION SINCE DEFEAT SCHEDULED TO BE HELD MARCH 31: WOMEN TO VOTE

Urges New Labor Relations Law   Rep. McConnell Tells GOP Women Another Law Should be Written

POLISH CRISIS REPORTED NEAR      LEFT-WING GOVERNMENT EXPECTED TO TAKE HAR Sd STEPS TO MEET UNDER-.  GROUND THRE,

REP. MURPHY TO QUESTION. ADM. KIMMEL   To Quiz ‘Him About ~His ‘Smear’ Campaign Remarks

May Query P. H. Commanders On Smear Campaign   Kimmel Denies Lack of Accord With Short  On Defense Policies

GOP’s-Oppose Training Plan  Launch THlouse Drive   Launch House Drive To Ban Conscription

‘Military Training Bills Studied Drive To Ban Conscription Is Opened By Republican:

LAUNCH DRIVE TO SIDETRACK PEACE DRAFI   House Group Suggests International Ban On Conscription

Poland Charges. 100,000 German Militia in Spain  Oppose Franco Rule in Europe —

WIFE OAS HUSBAND ACTS LIKE HITLEE   Judge Suspends Sentence In Farnsworth Case   RESIDENTS OF BRISTOL

SAYS HUSBAND ACTS LIKE “SECOND HITLER’   Judge Suspends Sentence in Case of Robert Farnsworth of Emilie Road   ONE PLEADS GUILTY

END OF DRAFT MAY 15 ASKED BY CHURCHES   18- Year-Old Youths Held Too Young For Duty

Training at Crowder  Will End by June 1   Army Service Forces Activities to Be Transferred to Camp Polk, La. — Plans Under Way to Keep Post on “Stand-by” Basis.   Step Does Not Mean Camp Will Be Closed

Witnesses Carry Fight to Courts  Seek Injunction Aaains? OFficlals

May Quiz General On Clemency Question   Want Information on Officer Who Want to Eisenhower in Behalf Of Gorcean’< San

General Charged In May  Hearing   Accused Of Taking Clemency Plea To Eisenhower

Clemency Plea for Son of Person Involved in Munifions Probe Draws Committee Fire: May to Testify

Wants General Called To Tell Of Mercy Plea  Army Court Martial Of Garsson’s Son Enters Arms Case

War Probers Rejec Offer of Rep. May To Testify at Home  Kentuckian Must Come To Washington, Senate Group Leader Declares

Senate Will Insist  on a may Be ARCGLU aL  National Capitol    Mead Rules Out Committee  , Trip to Kentucky. to Take Testimony in Profits Case

Committee To Insist On May’s Full Testimony   War Investigating Grour Makes It Clear It Will Demand Full Accounts

Mead Committee Insists May Tell Hearing In Washington Of His Activities In Combine

Committee Will Not Go To Kentucky ....  Insist On A Full - Dress Hearing On May Activity

V.F.W.UrgesU.S To Keep Secret Ot Atomic Bomb  Endorses. Draft,  rmy Traming   Mead Committee Rejects Bedside Hearing For May

MAY MUST: APPEAR BEFORE PROBERS, GIVE FULL STORY   Committee Will Not Visit His Sick Room; Statement is Not Sufficient

Mead Committee Insists May Come To Capito  Refuses To Consider Bedsi :  side Hearing Of Testimony

Mead Group To Thsist On May Telling Story   Probers To Demand Testimony At Full Dress Hearing

Full Dress Hearing for May is Order of Senate’s Committee   Mead’s Letter Rules Out Prestonsburg Trip by Quiz Group

MAY DENIED HEARING ATKENTUCKY HOME  Insist Congressman Talk in Capital

Senate Group Insists ‘On May Telling Story   Must Appear cat a  Full Dress Hearing To Relate Connection  Se EE a «PREIS ON eRe

Senate War Investigating Committee Insists On Full Dress Hearing For Rep. May   Must Tell About Activities In Connection With War Contracts Obtained By Combine

Rep. Coffee Told fo Explain Check   Brewster Proposes Calling Congressman

Rep. Coffee's Cheek Turns Up   Question Of Whether It Links Him With War Scandal Studied

Coffee Offers To Be Witness   May Remains Silent After Subpoena * Served in War Profits tnquiry

Coffee Claim Of Fund Gift Termed Alibi   Sen. Brewster Wants Coast Congressman . To Appear at Ouiz

MOSenW VISIT GIVES BROWDER JOB AS AGENT  Says He Will Represent Red   Says He Will Represent Red Publishing Houses in United States   CONFERS WITH MOLOTOV   Deposed Party Leader Says He Is Received ‘as Old and Trusted Friend

BROWDER RECEIVED BY RED MINISTER   Pleased at "Cordicl Recep Saw”. te “Mase

Browder Says He Has Met With Molotov   However, Former U. 8. Red Leader Says He Is “Out of Politics”

Payments To Jobless Drop   Read justment Payments Te Vets Drop Here Within The Last Month.

Report Vets Dropped From $20 Per Week Plan At Rate Of 30 A Week   UCB Manager Here Says 240, Who Plan To Ente School, Will Be Dropped Next Week; Veterans Administration Aeke Renorte

U. S. SUPPORTS UNO AND SEEKS TO PERFECT IT   Truman Emphasizes U. S. Position In Report To Legislators

President Pledges All-Out Support ‘To UNO Principies   ‘ Chief Executive Accounts to Congress on First Work _ of United Nations Assembly in  Landon

PRESIDENT : PLEDGES FULL SUPPORT   Congress Gets Report  On First Work of ‘United Nations

Truman Avers  U.S. Supports UNO Charter   Congress Gets First Report from Byrnes On Assembly Activity

TRUMAN GIVES REPORT ON UNC   Full ‘support Of U. § Pledged To Peace Preservation

306 VIOLENT DEATHS USHER IN NEW YEAR   Traffie Accidents Lead Toll With 439 Patalities—Expect Increase on Highwi

New Year’s Deatt Toll Reaches 306   Traffic Accidents Top Fatalities Over Nation

HOLIDAY TOLL REACHES 243   Violent Deaths in Nation Climb Steadily; Road Accidents Lead

WOMAN, 60, IS “KILLED; BLIND MAN, 49. HELE   6. C. Second Hand ‘Store Operator Admits Shooting His Ex-Mother-in-Law

IRA Leader Dies Of Hunger Strike   Sean McCaughy Succumbs After 23-Day-Long Fast

IRISH PATRIOT DIES OF HUNGER   SUCCUMBS AFTER 34 DAYS OF STARVATION

Chinese Gov't Units Advance On Red Forces   Deep Wedges Driven Into Communist Lines Between Key Points

China’s Peace Hopes Dwindle   Government Troops Seek to Isolate Key Red Cities; Refuse Talk of Settlement

CHINA TROOPS LAUNCH DRIVE   Govt. Armies Attempt Tc Drive Wedge Between  Communist Cities

Chinese Nationals Drive Further Into Reds’ Lines   Communists State They Will Fight, Peace Hopes Drop

CHINA NATIONALS, PRESS FIGHTING   Seek Apparently to Drive Wedge Between Red Cities: Talke Abandoned

Chiang Drives To Isolate Red . BasesinChina   Peace Dickering Reported Virwally Abandoned  Wish Cammianiats

Chiang’s Treops Drive On; Peace Hopes Fade   Gevernment Troops © Drive Deep Wedges Into Communist lines—Civil War l« Predicted

New Attack May Divide China Reds   Peace Discussions All But Abandoned By Both Factions

Chinese Troops Push To Isolate Key Red Cities   Peace Hopes Near Zero As Fighting Tempo Picks Up

FIGHTING IN CHINA GROWS   Government Troops Drive Deep Wedges Into Reds’ Lines

 PEACE HOPES FADE Chinese Government Troop: Seek fo Split Communists

Chinese Government Armies Drive  Wedges in Red Lines  Peace Talks Virtually Abandoned as Efforts Are Made to   Peace Talks Virtually Abandoned as Efforts Are Made to Divide, Neutralize Enemy Forces

China Peace Hopes Drop To Near Zero   Chiang's Troops Driving Wedge Between 2 Key Communist Cities.

Chinese Government Armies Drive  Wedges in Red Lines   Peace Talks Virtually Abandoned as Efforts Are Made to Divide, Neutralize Enemy Forces

SHOWDOWN IS DUE IN FOREIGN POLICY ROW AMID LATEST UPROAR  STATE OFFICIALS ARE  CALLED IN; LETTER TELLING VIFWS BARED

PRESIDENT SEES STATE OFFICIALS   Waliace May Quit Cabinet, Friends Say

Alternative to be Secretary Wallace May Have to Get Out of Cabinet

‘Best Show  Have Seen,’ Says Secretary as He Arrives at White House

F our Explosions  Rock Jerusalem 10 Reported To  Hlave Been I[niured

House Cuts OPA Building Controls   Final Approval of Housing Bill Delayed

WYATT GIVEN PRICE POWER   Has Last Say On Building Material Prices Under House Amendment

Vote on Housing Bill ls Delayed By Technicality   House Gives Wyatt Fina Say-so on Building Material Prices

House Approves Greater Power To Housing Hea   Votes to Strip OPA Of Final Say-So On Material Prices

PLAN FOR CEILINGS DEFEATED  Wyatt Given Authority To Sef New Housing Policy.

Housing Bill Vote Delayed      Power Taken from OPA by Amendment to Measure

House Gives Wyatt Final  Say on Building Prices   Technicality Delays Vote on Measure’s Final Passage Until Today; Plan to Give Each Vet $200 for Buying Home Defeated

Final Decision on Building Material Prices Taken From OPA, Given to Housing Administrator in House Vote

House Votes Passage for  Housing Bill   Technieality Will Delay Vote on Final Passage of Measure

SCOUT CAMPOREE OVER WEEK-END   Troops Of District Will Be Guests Of Abbottstown Troop, No. 113 In Hills Saturday And Sunday

PARIS PARLEY WILL NOT START MAY Is!   Officials See No Hepe of Meeting on Schedule

Hopes Dim For Peace Meet At Paris In May’   France Reported To’ Have Left Matter Up To Big Four Ministers.

Peace Meeting May 1 Unlikely   Action Seen Awaiting Talks by Big 4

Paris Peace Parley Won't Start May 1   State Department Says France Will Wait For Big Four Ministers To Set The Date

NO HOPE SEEN FOR CONFERENCE dN PARIS MAY 1      Reports State France Has Decided Not To Issue Bids For Meeting   MINISTERS TO CONFER   experts Agree “Peace Talks May Be Set After Big 4 Leaders Hold Session

Auto Workers Chief Sees Early End of Strike   Can’t Go on Unless GM Wants to Go Broke, Says Thomas

Union Officials Say Dispute Cannot Go On Forevér Unless Cotporation Wants  - To Go Broke.

UAW President Predicts Quick End To GM Strike   Union Leaders Confe: With Mediator On_ Wage Demands

UAW Chief Is Confident Of Settlemen   Federal Mediator Talks with Firm, Union Separately

LONG GENERAL MOTARS TEUP NEARS CLIMAX   BOTH SIDES READY TO GO ON WITH NEGOTIATIONS

UAW Head Sees Strike End Soon  Thomas Holds Long Meet With Mediator

DELAY LIKELY ON TAKING UP GERMAN TERMS   Big 4 Discussion of Subject Next Week Probably Will Be Postponed   SMALL NATIONS AROUSED   They Want Voice at Outsel in Shaping Settlement of Peace Treaty

Renn Rift  Wider In China   General Says He Would ‘Sweep Away’ Communists In Manchuria Drive.

Political Rift In China Grows Wider  Genera I Liana Savs      General Liang Says He Will Sweep Reds From District

CHINA POLITICAL SPLIT WIDENED   Liang Tells Newsmen He Will ‘Sweep Away’ All Communists

Hoover Claims Europe Nearing Starvation Point   German Ration In U. S. Zone Drastically Cut

"Wolf of Starvation ‘Is at Gates Of Furone. Herbert Hoover Warns

3 WORKERS KILLED IN TENNESSEE BLAST   Men Working With Acetylene Torch Are Blown To Bits In Explo- . sion In Nerth Memphis

Blast Fatal To Three Men In Memphis   Acetylene Lets Go: Two Blasts Rock Tanker in Gulf

SHARP WORDS FLY AT ALLIED MEETING   U. S., Russian Delegates In Propaganda Fight

U. S., RUSSIAN LEADERS CLASH   Sharp Exchange Over ‘Red Policies In Japan Heard In Council

RUSSIA REOPENS UN. ‘TRUSTEESHIP BATTLE ON INDIAN PROPOSAL  DEMAND HEARD TO GIVE ORGANIZATION CONTROL OF MANDATED AREAS

Mandated Areas Under UN Asked   Russia Backs Indian Plan tc Take Rule From Individual Countries   NEW ZEALAND OBJECTS   Novikov Says Idea . Has ‘ Wider Application Than  to Samoan Case

Dread Uncertainty’ of Ideological Conflict Between Democracy and Communism Hanging Over Japan   Gen. MacArthur on Anniversary of War's End Sees Nation as a ‘Powerful Bulwark for Peace or a Dangerous Springboard for War’: Concent That Prevails Affects Civilization’s Future

Nippon Viewed as Springboard for War  Or Peace in Summation of First Year  Of U.S. Occupation; Presence of Yanks Shawe Natiwee Fallacw af Farmer Reliefe

‘Mac’ Tells Of Japan Crisis  Democracy, Marxism In Deep Conflict

M’Arthur Foresees Menace of New War   Fears Conflict Between Communism and Democracy in Japan—Nation Can Be Peace Bulwark or Springboard for Strife.

Baruch ‘Drafted’ For New Work   To Be U. S. Member Of UNO Atomic Body

BERNARD BARUCH DRAFTED FOR ATON TASK BY TRUMAN   Statesman Given Job of Making Newly Discovered Energy Work in Peace as Well as in War.   FOUR ASSISTANTS : TO AID IN WORK   } Seomte Guidance to Be Giv en by Group Who Worked  on Development. of Weapon.

Baruch Gets Atom Post With UNO   Trunmiun Names Elder Statesman To Make -Atom Work For Peace

Wall Street Coterie Aids Truman Appoints Baruch Heac U. S. Atom Bomb Delegation

Baruch Has Task Of Making Atom Work for Peace   Elder Statesman Is Named U.S. Representative on UN Commission

Baruch Named To UNO Board   Financier Will Serve as a Member of Atomic Committee

Truman Name: Financier to  UNO Position   Elder Statesman Immediately Chooses His Fellow Workers

NAME BARUCH TO UNO ATOM CONTROL BODY   Designated by Truman "U.S. Representative On Commission

Biggest Job Of His Career Is Accepted By Baruch    _ Named by Truman U.S. Representative On United Nations  Atomic Commission

Bernard M. Baruch Named Envoy on  U.N. Atomic Board   Elder Statesman, Drafted by President Truman, Names Co-workers; Nomination Will Go to Senate Todav

BARUCH GETS NEW JOB ON ATOM BOAR   Will Join United Natien’s Atomic En ergy Grown

PREDICT: INCREASES IN: PRICE OF BUTTER, MAK AND CHEESE   Prediction Based On Expect Seasonal Decline

Burglars Loot _ Sugar Warehouse  Three and Half Tons Stolen at Dubuque

ONSIDER CENTS HIKE ON BREAD F   See Wide Open Republican Race For President

GOP RACE SEEN AS ‘WIDE OPEN’   SENATE REPUBLICANS SAY THAT OUTLOOK IN PRESIDENTIAL RACE IS FAR FROM CLEAR

Whistle Costs $15 When Indianapolis Court Invokes Old Anti-Masher Law

 —TAXI DRIVER WANTS BABY— Would Adopt Little Girl Left In His Care

FLORIDA SOLON WOULD BREAK UP GERMAN NATION   Says Potsdam Agreement Should Be Rewritten.

War Vet Victim Of ‘Mercy Killing   Wife Due to Face  Charges in Indiana

MINISTERS 10 STUDY GERMAN TREATY AND RATIFY OTHERS SOON  MEETING SET FOR NOV.

Conference Has 5 ‘Treaties Readied   wa Be Taken Up Next by  . Foie Ministers’ With Pact for Germany   MOLOTOV IN PROTEST   “Says. United States Has ’ Dominated 1 1-Week  Peace Sessions

Molotov Protests Treaties Unsatisfactory To Russia, Charges Domination by U. S.

MOLOTOV SAYS MANY ACTIONS NEED CHANGING   Ministers’ Council to Take Up Germany - Treaty in New York

Paris Parley Ends ©       ; Molotoy;,.Pacts to Be éReviewed. By-+ Ministers In: Newe¥ ork Nov. 4

*Paris Conference Winds Up Work  On Five Treaties - “Will Complete Pact   Will Complete Pacts In New York---Plan A German. Camnacé

Parley Finishes 5 Treaty Drafts   Soviet Foreign Minister's Talk Pressages Showdown on Treaty Issues at Big 4 Meeting

MINISTERS 10 STUDY GERMAN TREATY AND RATIFY OTHERS SOON   MEETING SET FOR NOV, 4 IN NEW YORK AS PARLEY NEARS END

U.S, MILITARY STAGE RAID ALONG DANUBE   3000 Seized For Traffic In Arms And Narcotics

US. Arrests 3,000 Undesirables Living on Derelict Ships in Danube

Rush of Hoes, Cattle to U.S. Markets Slows   Meat Famine ls Seen For  Future

MARKET RUSH IN LIVESTOCK STOPS SHORT   Packers Warn of Meat Famine as Result of -Heavy Sales

STOCK RECEIPTS ARE SLOW AT CHICAGO MARKET   Meat Shortage Predicted By Industry Spokesmen After Ceilings Revealed

Find Missing Tot Unharmed   Chicago Infant Taken As Mother Shopping

ARBITRATION MOVE BEFORE POWER UNION   Negotiations Are Resumed in Maritime Tie-Up

May Arbitrate Power Strike At Pittsburgh   Union Likely to Accept Plan at Meeting Today

Hopes of Ending Strike Brighten  Arbitration to Be Put to a Vote

FORRESTAL IS IN FAVOR OF ARMY-NAVY MERGER PROGRAM   The Secretary of the Navy Notified President Truman to This Effect.   ‘WILL COOPERATE FULLY      Objectives Recently Outlined By the President As “Attainable”.

Navv To Back ‘Truman Armed Merger Plans   Forrestal Writes President He Will Have Full  Cooperation

Navy Accepts Merger Plan   Forrestal Deelares Will. ingness To Cooperate In Truman’s Procram.

Merger Co-operation Pledged by Forrestal   Truman Receives Navy Assurance That Unity Objectives ‘Attainable’

Forrestal Is Ready to Back   Merger Plans   Yelis Truman Objectives Recently Ontlined By President Are “Attsinahte”’

ca a aN SECO  Unidentified Man Found Burned to Death, Hot Sprinas

Atomic Fight Boils on Senate Floor   Vandenberg States That Civilian Control Is Intact

Control bill for A-energy  nearly ready  Senate fleor_ dahate flarac

British Reject Disarmament lf Under Veto   Claim Russia Wants A-Bomb Scrapped Without Cutting Army

France Asks All UN Members fo Recall Troops   Parodi Submits Amendment to Red Plan on Disarming

RETURN TO MINES   75,000 Miners Resume Work After 11-Day Walkout

Chinese Reds To Discuss Unity  Filipinos Take Steps To Curb Lawlessness

THREE TRUS TIES ESCAPE FARM   Identify Another Escapee at Workhouse

STEVENSON NOT T0 SEEK ANOTHER TERM SAYS SAN ANTONIAN  GOVERNOR MAKES NO _ COMMENT ON JESTER ANNOUNCEMENT TODAY:

STEVENSON NOT T0 SEEK ANOTHER TERM SAYS SAN ANTONIAN  GOVERNOR MAKES NO COMMENT ON JESTER

Inflation Victory in 1947 Seen   Bowles Sees Big Improvement But Asks Continuation Of Price Controis

THE WEATHER   a 77 £-di BDF AS GSRS  U. S. WEATHER BUREAU Mrs. Chilton Terry, Observer.

THE WEATHER   U. Ss. WEATHER BUREAU Mrs. Chilton Terry, Observer.

THE WE:  A  THER   U. S. WEATHER BUREAU Mrs. Chilton Terry. Observer.

General Marshall Reaches Washington   Special Envoy To China Reaches Capital By Plane, Greeted By Wile

Seeks Meeting With Marshall   Chou En Lai Ready To Complain About Violation Of Truce

CLAIMS TRUCE BROKEN   No. 2Sino Red — To Complain to General Marshal!

NO. 2 RED ASKS FOR MARSHALL   Chou Wants To See General; Reported To Have Complaint To Make About Truce Violations.   —BY SPENCER MOOsSA—

Chinese Reds Seek Meeting With Marshall  Chiang’s Fore Violate Truce ;

China Reds Ask National And Local C oalition Smplot cai  Nationalization — Of       Present Sweeping Program for Representative Rule; Seek Meeting With Marshall On Alleged Chiang Viola tinn Truce.

FRAIL IS LOST; BIBLE PASSAGES HEIGHTEN FEARS      Panoer Of Bizarre Sacrifice Seen In Quotation From Corinthians

Rain Disrupts Big Centennial Fair's Program   Afternoon Show Is Canceled; Autos May Not  dD tart sgh AL Ho rn

U.S. Tries to Close Breach In Coal Parley   Government Arranges MeetingsToday to Revive Talks Stopped by Wednesday's Walkout

CELLI RUMOR =——§ REVEALED         GRANDVIEW POLICE CHIEF        RUMOR CHECKED ON IN  MYSTERY DISAPPEARANCE

U.S. Air General Tells — Of Pearl Harbor Attack   Vulnerability of Yank In stallations Seen By  Commander.

3AD FAITH’ _      fie R ai Cl i Aw ‘ ff 5, a 'g: ‘Cloak” To Conceal Intention Of With: . Law drawing Troope From Germany -

Byrnes May Protest at Tone of Russian Radio   Matter Expected To Be Dropped by Agency of UNO

Soviet Attack Angers Byrnes   Wants Reasons for Radio Vota an New Pranaanl

Byrnes Will Insist on Explanation   Americans Angered by Russian Attack on Plan

ILLINOIS SLAYING CONFESSION MADE   Man Says Wife’s Body Put in Train’s Path Near Sparta-

Mine-Detecting Device Locates Hidden Funds Stolen From Government By Postal Employe

STOLEN S103,l00 DUG UP IN YARD   ;  MINE-DETECTING DEVICE LO GATES LOOT OF DEAD   POSTAL EMPLOYE.  a

Mine Detector Points To Buried Postal Loot Of $153,150 Stolen By Federal Clerk In 1944.

MINE DETECTOR FINDS $153,150   Loot In May, 1944, Postal Robbery Dug Up Near Chicken Caop ~«

Lifesaving instrument Solves Dead Man's Secret  Mine Detector Spots Stolen $153,150

RAIL EMBARGO AS SHIPPING STRIKE SPREADS; TRUMAN TO ACT IF SCHWELLENBACH ASK¢ HELP   MAN'S WEIGHTED BODY FOUND IN HARBOR   BRITISH AND GREEKS REPLYING TO THE UKRAINI

British, Greeks Deny Charges   Red Puppet Declares Democracy Hampered

Hoover Seeks Co-Operation In Food Drive  7? int ol Te cd Sek De aes   Rest of Hemisphere Asked to Join in Eating Less Cereals

FIGHT AGAINST FAMINE PUSHED  Other Nations Asked To Help Feed Hunary World

Cereal Cut Is Asked To Help Famine Areas   Hoover Urges U.S. to Cut Down Wheat Supply to Feed Hungry

Limit Cereals, Hoover Asks   Food Chairman to Leave Sundav For Eurane

Western Hemisphere Asked to Help in  Feeding the Hunery   Hoover Makes Appeal: Secretary o! Agriculture Anderson Wants More Machinery for Farms

Hoover Asks Aid In Food Saving Drive   Citizens Group Named To Explain Meeds, Methods

Hoover Seeks Assistance to Feed Hungry   40 Pet. Reduction In Consumption of Wheat Is Proposed

HOOVER ASKS FOOD SAVING   Calls Upon All of Western Hemisphere to Join In  Drive to Aid Hungry

Seek Bodies Of Crew Members   Five Men Missing Since Tugs Crashed In Jetty At Jacksonville, Fla.

MORGAN REINSTATED IN POST WITH UNRRA   Given Vote Of Confidence As Group Réverses Self

Gen. Morgan Is Reinstated   UNRA Has Reversed Stand Upon Official

AMERICAN WAR DEAD HONORED IN POPPY SALE      Veterans of Foreign Wars §& Saturday, May 25, For Sale

VFW to Sponsor Buddy Poppy Sale Here On May 25   5,000 Poppies Will Be Sold On That Dav

REVEAL JEWISH UNDERGROUND — PLANNED TO KILL MONTGOMERY.         ¥ NOTED BRITISH MILITARY LEADER SAID TO HAVE BEEN MARKED FOR DEATH

Legislative Committee Asked To Abolish Fee Practice In County Jails, With One Body Controlling All Such Institutions

Major Changes In State Penal System Urged   Committee Hears Report On Study By U. S. Bureau

Action Is Sought On Public Housing Bill   Leaders Plot Ways to Jar Measure from Banking Committee

KOSENTIAL ISLES ARE T0 BE RETAINED   President Truman Is Planning Control of  Bases Under UNO

U.S. 10 RETAIN PACIFIC ISLANDS   ‘TRUMAN SAYS NATION WILL KEEP BASES ESSENTIAL FOR SECURITY,

U.S. Intends to Keep Island Base:   Truman Reveals Aim For Exclusive Control

All Faiths Propose Human Combine, Economic Justice   ‘Moral Law’ Is Cited by 122 Chureh Leaders; Every Man Has Same Values, They Say

Sign Moral  Law Charter   Church Leaders of- All Faiths Join in EightPoint Declaration  On Eeonomic: Justice

Church Leaders’ Declaration Outlaws ‘Competitive Struggle for Advantage’

3 Faiths Seek — Rule of Moral:   'Churehes Cry Cor Ethical  Conduct of Governments

PLEA BY CHURCHMEN   Ask for Plan for Welfare of All: Not Struggle for Advantage

For Moral Law  Leaders of Religious Faiths Oppose Competitive Economic Individualism

Church Leaders State Findings  Make Declaration On Economic Justice

ECONOMIC COOPERATION BEING URGED   Leaders of All Faiths Organize for General Welfare

LEGISLATURE SOLIDLY GOP      Republicans Gain Complete _ Control of Assembly In Tuesday’s Sweep

Governor-Elect Will Be Given Solid Backing  Gets Complete Contro! Of Pennsvivania

RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES, BAN U.S, CORRESPONDENTS FROM ZONE IN GERMANY

Writer, Returned From Nuernberg - Says Geering Knows He Is To Hang

German Criminals “Neither Pretty Nor Impressive.” U. P. Writer Tells Nation

Tuck Pledges To Protect Workers  Approximately 11,000 Virainia Miners Idle

GOP ECONOMY MOVE MAY HALT QUICK TAX CUT   Would Agree On Spending Slash ‘Before Tax Action

Insist Upon Reduction In Expenditures   Party Leaders, With Democratic Help, Plan To Silce Budget Items First.

Republican Move to Budget Spending May Delay Reduction in Income Tax

GOP May Delay Tax Reductions   Effective Curb on Government Spending Must Come First.

ECONOMY MOVE MAY SLOW GOP AUICK TAY CUT   House Bloc Is Forming T Oppose Quickie Tax Cut

Economy-First Move Threatens To Slow Reduction In Taxes   Spending Cuts Will Precede _ Lower Taxation

SLASH IN TAXES MAY BE DELAYED BY THRIFT MOVE   Republicans Are Divided on Which Measure Should Be Passed First   TAFT-iS IN KEY SPOT   Senate May Force Reduction in Budget Ahead of Trimming Taxes

REDUCE BUDGET BEFORE TAXES   CONGRESS THINKS ECONOMY IS FIRST THOUGHT

Bribe Seandal Exposed in Pre Footbal]   Heavy Gambler is Accused of Trying  To ‘Fix’ N.Y. Giants

Afomic Bomb Can Be Secret   Stand Taken by Bernard M. Baruch Revealed by Senators

Senators Report That Baruch Takes the ‘Stand That the United States Need Never Reveal Atomic Secrets to Others

U. S. NEED NOT GIVE UP A-BOMB KNOW-HOW   Drastic System Qf Cantrcl Far Peacefal Use Of Atomic Energy is Baruch’s Idea

Plan of Baruch Lets U.S. Keep A-Bomb Secret   Baring Know-How Not Necessary; Is His Position. -

Baruch Offers Control System For Atomic Energy with U.S. Keeping Bomb Know-How

Veterans Told To Appeal To Legislators  400 Marchers  Assembied in S awit. a

Uraes Orderly Appeal Be Made To Legislators   S. W. Missouri Vets Plan Organizations in Every County

DONNELLY TURNS DOWN DEMANDS OF BONUS MARCHERS   Governor Refuses to Call Special Session to Act on Proposal for a $100 Payment.   BOOS AND SHOUTS GREET HIS REBUFE   Executive Urges War Vets to Carry On Fight in “Democratic Monner”’—Group Starts Home.

TRUMAN MAY TAKE VACATION IN FLORIDA   Sec. Ross Says He Does Not Know Whether P: dent, if He Makes Trip, Will See Churchill.

NAVY NEARS END OF ISLAND HUNT   Search for Missing Yanks To No Avail

Navy Nearing End Of Afoll Search   Hes Been Combing Thousands of Islands, Atolls For Missing Men

NAVY NEARS ENO OF A GREAT MANHUNT   Search Thousands of Islands And Atolls for Missing Men.

Future Draftees To Be Civilians   Kilday Predicts. Universal] Training Bill Will Pass  Se. _- . » wwe

MILITARY TRAINING PROGRAM MAY PASS IN NEXT CONGRESS   MILITARY AFFAULS COM)NTTEE MEMBER SAYS PLAN WILL PROBABLY BE CiVILIA. ETUP

Cracking Down on &« 5  lran  Income Tax Evaders Petitio:   Reds Slap At Iran’s Petition

OPEN BIG DRIVE » ON ALL EVADERS OF INCOME TAXES   Treasury Believes It Has Been Cheated Out of Five Billion

RUMORS RIFE MAJOR BREAK IS COMING UP   Reconversion Director Is Most Voluble In High Authority

SEES HOPEFUL. SIGN IN AUTO SETTLEMENTS   Fairless Reported On Way to N. Y. After Official Talks

Fairless Heads For N. Y., Break In Strike Seen  Reconversion Chief Hopeful Major Walkouts Will End

PLEDGE BY U.S. GIVEN SESSION BY PRESIDENT   -Day Delay Agreed On Discussion of Iranian Issues

Truman Asked To Safequard The Farmers  New $10 Swoop Followed By A Steadier Tane

Uu% 2, To Try Fo. "No- Strike Pledges Now  In Industries   Coal Tieup Victory Prompts Meetings  By Labor Advisors

lnitial Move Directed -to Utility Field   Government Pushes for Iron-clad Plan in Kev Industries

Government Presses for Iron-Clad No-Strike Pledge in Labor Ranks

Gov't To Request No-Strike Pledge in Key Industries   Representatives From Utilities Meet To Consider Plan

Government Urges No-Strike Pledge In Key Industries   Officials Open Drive For Voluntary Arbitration

Government Asking Labor To Cooperate   KEY VLANTS MUST KEEP OPERATING DURING NEXT YEAR

US Guns For Labor Pledge Of No-Strike   Labor Department Call: Conference; Scope Confined to Nation? s Vital Industries

Public Utility Field First To Confer on Voluntary Arbitration Plans

NO-STRIKE VOW IS SQUGHT IN KEY INDUSTRY   Government Seeking To Avert Future Crippling Stoppages; lo Make Bid For Pledge First In Utilities Field.

Government Pushe: For lron-Clad NoStrike Union Vow   Ist Effort Directed At Public Utilities; Conference Called

U.S. PUSHES FOR-NO-STRIKE PLF”   INITIAL EFFORTS ARE DIRECTED AT PUBLIC UTILITIES

Government Pushes For No-Strike Pledge In Nation’s Key Industries

U.S. Presses For No-Strike Labor Pledae   Drive Centers on Public Utilities, Vital Industries

Government To Ask For Iron-Clad No-Strike Pledge In Key Industries

Farm Price Support May  Be Extended  Official End of War Is Factor

Extension Of \Price Support 'To Aid Farmers   Extva Year Of Operations Would Mean More Than A Billion Dollars To Agrieultaure Industry

Witness Found Dead In Tokyo   Police Suspect Japaness« War Crimes Witness Was Murdered

BRITISH REPORT DENIES CHARGES   Agents Unable To Find Atom Research In Spain; Say Franco Army Small

TISH FIND — ATOM BOMB UDY IN SPAIN   ‘stimate Franco my at 450,000

STATUS OF SPAIN DESCRIBED TODAY   Atomic Research Is Said Not Found In Nation by Agents.

BRITISH SUBMIT SPANISH REPORT   Unable to Find Traces of Atomic Experiment

NO ATOMIC RESEARCH ON INSPAIN   So British Investigating ‘Comm. Reports

BRITAIN FINDS NO TRACE OF ATOMIC PLANTS IN SPAIN   Report to U.N. Probers, Puts Franco's Army at ASG 000 Men

BRITAIN FACES: + FOOD-PROBLEM                  FURTHER RATIONING AND!  CLAMP DOWN ON FOOD CONTROL SYSTEMS . PREDICTED

SENATE VOTES TO STREAMLINE BOARD SYSTEM   Increase in Salaries For Congressmen  Also Wins

Strikeless Six Months Predicted   Full Production Seen With End Of Shipping Dispute

WITH UNIONS ARE FORECAST   West Coast Longshoremen Will Seek Another Raise In Sentember   PACKING HOUSE PACT EXPIRES IN AUGUST

Strike Front - Quieted Down   6 Months:of Good Output Te National Fobecast

LABOR SCENE QUIET-FOR A SHORT TIME   Organization Of Mine Bosses And Fall  Troubles Loom

Labor Turmoil Since War's End * Suddenly Calms   Labor Department Official Predicts Time of Steady Production

LABOR STRIFE REPORTED AT POSTWAR LOW   Labor Dept. Official F edicts Period Of Big Production

LONG PEACE SEEN AHEAD FOR WORKERS   Possible Strike Or West Coast Is Only Cloud

Big Increases ‘In Production Are Predicted   Six Months of Good Out put in Basic Industries Forecast

TEMPERATURES   Landlords Given 15 Per Cent Hike Over OPA Levels   Gov. Kelly Will Sign Measure But Doesn’t Like It

Rent Freeze, with 15 Percent Leeway, and 270 Million Bonus Bills to Kelly

GROUND CREWS OF STRIKING AIRLINES ORDERED TO WORK   STOPPAGE WHICH BEGAN WEDNESDAY WILL END; TRUMAN NAMES BOARD

22 Navy Heroes To White House   mi Pee Man OF Ser  Admiral Mitscher Chosen To Receive Citations In  Behalf Of U. S. Carriers

Reece Choice Is Assumed by Truman As Stassen Rebuff   Democratic President Sees Action As Victory For “Standpatters’’

TRUMAN TRAVELS TOWARD MISSOURI WITH CHURCHILL   President Dons Engineer's Cap and Takes Turn at Throttte of Special Train.   BRITON WILL SPEAK AT FULTON TODAY   He Is Expected te Make Proposals for Anglo-American Co-Operation to Prevent Another War.

President Takes Turn at Throttle Of Special Train   ‘Churchill Flashes Sign of Victory Before Boarding Train

Truman Sits af Throttle of Train Taking Him, Churchill to Missouri

President Truman Plays Engineman On Trip to Missouri   _Presides at Throttle Of Diesel-Powered Trair On Part of Rail Route

Friday Special Children's Day  At lowa’s Fair   Offering Made Because - Original Was Hindered By Bad Weather.

Murray Raps Lewis Over  Coal Strike   CIO Chief Accuses Miners Of Turning Against ‘Their Government

Rankin Hurls Treason Charge   Accuses Union Heads With Hostile Act Against United States

VETS CAN WORK WHILE ATTENDING SCHOOL   May Also Draw Some Government Subsistence Allowance Under  New “Setun

Feud Between State Democrats Fire By “Non-Controversial’ Resolutions

WON'T SEE A SHADOW   ;Groundhog Will Find Cloudy and { Colder Weather Tomorrow

Kills Man With... Sash Weight,  ‘Strangles Woman   Case Breaks When Police Match Footprints; Finds Couple In Rendezvous

‘Negro Admits ‘Slaying Choir Singer, Lover  Found Pair in Trys As Glad Geane AAI

Handyman Admits Indiana Slayings After Being Trapped by Footprints

Negro Says He Killed Two Persons   Sunday School Leader And Woman He Loved Slain in Old Mill

MAN CONFESSES STRANGLING OF INDIANA PAIR   Negro Handyman Admits He Killed Two Choir Singers

TE  Negro Confesses Killing  "Bes ers Found In Old Mill   Handyman Says He Killed Russell Koontz When He Rushed Him, Then Tied And Strangled Choir-Singer Companion; Bodies Of Victims Dumped Into Pit

NEGRO ADMITS HE oLeW TWO IN LOVE TRYS]   Tells of Killing Churchman with Window Weight, Strangling Woman.

Handyman Admits Murder of Couple   Negro Signs Confessicn it  Quarry Slaying

Surprised  Sundoy Schoo Teacher, Choir Singer in tava Randarusie

Footprints Result in His Arrest   "Stumbled on Pair; Slew Koontz When Latter } “Went After Him.”

Negro Workman Admits Murder lilicit Lovers   Footprints Trap 29-Year-Old Killer

NEGRO ADMITS KILLING TWO IN INDIANA   -Solves Murder of. Sunday School Head and —  Choir Singer

Negro Admits Slaying 2 in Stone Mill   Handyman Trapped by - Footprints Left at Killing Scene

Arabs Warn British to Take Action   Rescue Workers Continue To Dig Through Ruins Of Jerusalem Hotel

Arabs Threaten To Take Hand Ia Palestine Troubles Hf British Can't Halt Terrorism

ARAB-JEWISH WAR THREATENS HOLY LAND   Flying Squads Of Britishers  Hunt Extremists

ARABS WARN THEY WILL ACT UNLESS BRITISH GET FIRM   Tension in Palestine Mounts a: Efforts Made ‘to Suppress  Terrorism

Arabs Weigh Intercession In Holy Land   ’ Action Threatened Tf British Go Easy °  In Jewish Terrorism

Arabs Threaten To Take Action If British Fail   Wipe Out Terrorism In Palestine Or We Will,  Gave Warning.

Arabs Warn Of Taking A Hand   Will Step In If British Fail To End Ter YOrIAM

Arabs Warn That They Will Take Hand in Jerusalem Unless British Halt Terrorism; 120 on Death Lis

ARABS SERVE WARNING THEY MAY TAKE HAND   British Told To Stop Holy Land Terrorism As Charges Fiv

Troops, Police Comb Jerusalem for Leaders of Jew“ deh Oreenization

Arab Threaten Action If British Authorities Fail To Keep Order in Palestine   Jewish Underground Leaders Sought In Hote! Bombing That Killed 48 Persons

Arabs Accuse British — of Laxity and State They ‘are Ready To Take Own All-out Measures.

ARAB-JEWISH ~ WAR RUMORS   ARABS DECLARE THEY WILL STAGE UPRISING UNLESS JEWISH. TERRORISM 18 STAMPED OUT ~

TENSION MOUNTS IN HOLY LAND AS ARABS THREATEN WARFARE   48 Bodies Removed From Wreek Of Blasted Hotel

MAKE THREAT TO TAKE ACTION IN PALESTINE   Arabs Warn British in Case o! Failure to HaltRiots in Holy Land

Rescue Workers Search For More Blast Victims   Officials List 156 Casualties In Hotel Bombing In . Jerusalem   BRITISH PRESS TERRORIST HUNT

Mounting Tension Heightened By Threat Arabs Will Take Hand If British Fail To Halt Terrorism; Death Toll Is 48

Arab Warning — Goes To British   Say That They Will Attempt To Cope With Situation If British Fail

Arabs to Act If Tension Is Continued   Palestine Is Alert For More Trouble After Big Explosion

Arabs Say Might Act  In Palestine   That Is Their Warning to Be Put Into Action Unless British Halt  Tepe.   Leaders Sought      Jerusalem Is Combed for Heads of Jewish Underground

Tension Grows With Issuance Of Arab Warninc   Arabs May Take Hand in Affair

Arabs Threaten To Take ‘Hand In Palestine Area If British Fail To Act

Arabs Will Take Hand If British Fail To End Terrorism, They Warn

Palestine Arabs Warning British To Curb Terror   Attlee Government Told Arabs Threaten To Take Hand in Quelling Holy Land Violence

End Terrorism, Arabs Warn   Will Take Hand If British Fail to End Trouble

TOLL REACHES 156 MISSING, DEAD OR HUR'   Palestine Tension Grows as Police Scour City in Hunt For Undernround Leaders.

Six Persons are Taken Alive Fron Kina David Hote   Toll is 52 Killed, 55 Injured, 72 Missing; More Victims Sought

THOMPSON TC HEAD RAIL (COMMISSION   New Chairman Has: Held Position Three Previous Times

STATE TO ADD 9,053 AGRES 10 FORESI   Land 0. K.’d In Scioto, Ad ams, Pike, Vinton Cos

EX-Gl SENATOR URGES ASSEMBLY POSTPONE BONUS   Chicago Legislator Declares Whole Pian {s ‘Hasty and Iil-Advised’   CITES OTHER PROBLEMS   Lists Housing for Veterans as Among Matters Which Are More Pressing

Truman Attempt For Bill Stilled   Death of Sen. Glass Holds Up Voting On Anti-Strike

Six-Months Strike Truce Proposed To End Congress’ [re   Death of Glass Brings Respite in Senate’s  Fight Over Strikes

STRIKE LEADER TOLD SOME. SENATORS TO BLOCK LABOR BILL SHOWDOWN UNTIL AFTER AGREEMENT

DEATH DELAYS SENATE ACTION ON LABOR BILL   Adjourn in Tribute to Glass; Offer Six-Month Strike Truce to Truman

MURRAY FAVORS DROPPING STRIKE DRAFT IN RETURN   REPUBLICANS AIM 6 AMENDMENTS AT PRESIDENT’S BILL

Proposal To Draft Strikers In Govt. Seized Work Fails   Conservative GOP Senators Join New Dealers In Opposing Bill

Big Unions, Wrathful over Truman Plan, Hint Switch in Allegiance

WORK OR DRAFT CLAUSE HIT IN SENATE DEBATE      Clause May Be Deleted From Truman Bill Through Opposition

Death of Glas: Defers Debate On Labor Drafi   » Labor Supporters Ask 6-Month No-Strike Pledge as Substitute

Truman’s “Labor Draft” Bill Causes Bitter Senate Debate   Senator Carter Glass, 88, Of Virginia,Dies In Washington

OPPPOSITION TO TRUMAN BILL GROWS   Draft Plan Seems Doomed; Republicans Offer Amendments

TRUMAN'S DRAF LABOR CLAUSE DOOMED TO DIE   Death Of Glass Interrupts Bitter Fight In Senate:

—LEGISLATION— Death Halts Activity On Labor Bill  Proposes Truce  ‘To Replace Draft

Glass’ Death Delays Strike Bill Debate   Eulogize Senator; 24-Hour Armistice Halis Bitter Strife

SUGGESTS SIX  MONTHS STRIKE TRUGE TO STOP CONTROL BILLS   Murray Proposal Comes In Senate Fight Over Truman Strike-Draft Bill

Murray Urges A Labor ‘Deal’ With Presiden   Proposes 6-Month Truce If Case Bill Vetoed, ‘Draft’ Plan Dropped.

Fight Delayed On Strike Bill   Death of Sen. Glass Causes Postponement

SENATE LAYS BILL ASIDE 10 PRAISE GLASS   Recess ‘May Hold Up De. cision on Draft Until End of Week.

TRUMAN PLAN TO DRAFT STRIKERS APPEARS DOOMED   Senate Opponents Also Seek  to Tone Down Other  firnctie Praviciane

Senate Pauses. in  Lahor Row  Deoth of Sen. Glass Brings 24-Hour Recess Draft

No-Strike Guarantee Proposed to Sidetrack — Truman Labor Draft Bill

‘DEAL’ BETWEEN TRUMAN, LABOR ASKED BY SOLON   Senator Murray Proposes Labor Offer Strike Truce In Return For Veto Of Case Bill And Death Of Strike-Draft Act.

Senator Murray Proposes 6-Month Strike TruceinUS   Would Ask the President to Veto Case Bill, Cut Strike Draft Legislation

GLASS DEATH BRINGS LABOR FIGHT LULL   Senate Adjourns Out of Respect to Late Colleague, Holding Up Acfion on the Anti-Strike Rill

Strike-Truce Pledge Suggested As Senate Rips at Truman Bill   Labor Seeks New  Standard-Bearer   Unions Boiling-Mad At Truman; Want New Dem Leader

Truman’s Bill Qn Labor Is Being Studied   Senator Murray Suggests Six-Month Truce With Labor in Return To Veto of Legislation.

TRUMAN'S BIL! IS HELD UP IN SENATE   G.0.P. Aims Amendments At Labor Measure   INVESTIGATION   Of All Labor Difficulties In Next Half Year Urged By Congress

Senate Delays Bitter Fight On Labor Bill   In Recess Today Because of Death Of Senator Glass

Senate Delays Action After Glass’ Death   Murray Suggests Time To Allow More Study

Trade Offered By Murray on Truman Request   Death of Sen. Glass Delays Debate on Special Legislation

Senate Is Given Respite in Hot. Battle on Labor   Day's Adjournment Is Taken After Angry Night Session

Sen. Murray Urges Truce  For Bill Veto   Respite In Lahor Dehate Brought By Adjournment In Respect To Glass.

Cooling-o J  Bes fod ae ie pres¢ - for’ ‘Broad Study “and Enactment of “Reasonable” Legislation.

STRIKERS’ DRAFT DOOMED, TRUMAN AES CONCEDE   They Hope to Save Rest of House-Approved Bill Amid Qpposition   FURTHER CHANGES SEEN   Lineup in Senate Indicates Additional Modifications Are in Prospect

PRIVATELY IN PRISON ame   Hooper Conspirators AL lowed to Visit Inmates

Men Permitted Private Visits With Gangsters  Two Groups Met le Prican Office

Fight Over Atomic Legislation Goes _  To Floor of House   Military Would Block Senate * Bill; Asks International Authority

State Department Denounces Theft Of Foodstuffs and Machinery Worth $124.000,000: Molotov Gets Note

Reds Refuse To Cooperate With Allies   Charge Soviets Sack Most of Foodstuffs, Industrial Equipment

Claims Soviets Sack Foodstuft For Red Army   Bristling Note Handed Molotov by U. S. Ambassador

RUSSIA ACTION BLASTED BY U. S.   Soviets Accused Of Looting Hungary Of Food And Equipment

Soviets Handed New U. S. Protest   Bristling Note Sent Indicting Russian Policy in Hungary

Move Swiftly To Complete Heirens Case   Youth Ends Confession Of Three Murders; Reenacts Crimes

‘SAY TRUE BILL HAS BEEN VOTED IN HEIRENS CASE   To Be Returned Later Today, In Form of Indietment

Cost Of Living Rose 18 Per Cent In ‘46; Labor, Industry — PrepareForWage-PriceDebate

Petrillo To Fight Anti-Labor Laws   Defies Lea Bill; Orders Strike At WAAF

Petrillo Sefs All-Out Fight Against Anti-Labor Bills at Music Conclave

Porter Pleads For: Patience   ‘UnprecedentedProsperity _ On Way, He Promises

Virginia Puts Drastic Curb On Power Use   Eastern Area Put On 24-Hour Week; Priorities Set Up

PAPPALPEPPPPPLOPLELDIEPPP PSY  Faces Murder Charge In Booby Trap Case

Wife Blown To Bits; — Husband Is Accused   Oregon Man Admits He Rigged Dynamite in Cellar Trunk

WIFE IS KILLED BY BOOBY TRAP   Spouse Admits He Meant Dynamite In Trun! kor A Man

Wear Dan’l Boone Hats, You Diplomats, When You Visit New Site for UNO Cit

Corn: Corn Stored On Farms May. Spoil Unless Precautions Are Observed

CORN STORED ON FARM IN DANGER: OF SPOILING --- URGE PRECAUTIONS    FARMERS URGED TO TEST THE MOISTURE CONDITION WITHOUT NeLav

High Moisture ~ Content Found  In AAA Tests   Majority of Cribbed Corn Ranges From 17.5 to ~~~ ' = 20° Moisture

ao TuraA tn Chock Mais ture af Cribbed Corn  pet gee ess Tieeed Bis eieer we Nee aw

Urge Moisture ‘Test of Corn To Avoid Spoiling   Just be Moved and Ventilated if ; Over 20% Moisture   AWAITS RE-ASSIGNMENT

4 DROWN IX OHIO OVER WEEK END   Another Youth Nearly Loses Life in Rescue Attempt

Seen Only Way To Halt Strike In Poris of U.S.   Ship Owners Urge WSB Reverse Decision to Aliow Full Increase Te Seamen   (Re THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)

(Study vee In ‘Pay Cut’ For Seamen:           National, AFL Maritir Workers’ Strike Thee: Up Shinning On Coasts.

ASSISTANT T LABOR HEAD FOR REVERSAL   Shipowners Urge Board to Change Decision on  Wace Boost Refusal

REVERSAL ON WAGE ACTION IS ONLY OUT   That’s View of Peace Emissary of Labor Department

OWHY WASN'T IT CUTE LIKE YOU?”   “WHY WASN'T IT CUTE LIKE YOU?”  Mother Of "Homely” Infant Is Reunited With Husband

“WHY WASN’T IT CUTE LIKE YOU?”  Mother Of "Homely” Infant Is Reunited With Husband

Chiang Rejects Marshall Plan  Outbreak Of Civil War In China Looms

China Peace  Plan Refused  By Chiang Marshall Seeks New Aocreement

Factory Workers’  Pay Shows Gain   Kingston Is Mentioned as Area in Which Increases Show

GIRL, WHO_. SAID SHE.SERVET IN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL AT DELAWARE IS SOUGHT

NEGRO MAID AND CHILD DISAPPEAR   -—- ee  Ohio Officers Join séarch for Negro, Ex-Inmate 7 of Delaware

House Democrats Are Split on CIO-PAC Probe  Membership Selection Of Special Group

NAVY TO CHANGE FIVE. TOP. POSTS   Secretary. of Navy James Forrestal Announces Five Admirals wil ‘Re- tire ior Leave — Bervicd “In Next Few Months.

Major Command Changes Slated In Naval Forces   Five Admirals Will Retire, Leave Service In ‘Next Few Months’

Try Top-Flight  War Criminals   International Tribunal  To Be Established

NAVY DAY WILL BE OBSERVED IN CITY   Chairman Milton Allen Announces Program for   IN CHARGE OF LEAGUE

NAVY DAY WILL BE OBSERVED IN CITY   Chairman Milton Allen Announces Program for  Oct. 27-28   IN CHARGE OF LEAGUE

Humorous Letters Reach Office ets meters Keach Office  OPA Turns Down Request To Set Ceiling On Fish Worms

OPA Rejects Plea for Worm Price Ceilings as Fishing Season Nears

OPA Turns Down Eloquent Pleas For Ceilings On Fishing Worms, Hiccoughs, New Ofispring

"Wa, . 0 veLing on 's1. Norms:   OPA Gets an Earful from Montana Angler

Humorous Letters Reach Office EE Eppes rrecarernmarcay  OPA Turns Down Request To Set Ceiling On Fish Worms

Real Sunday Dinner Seen   Gotham’s Houzewives Have First Chance For Oldtime Menu In Four Years

It's Big Week for Bess Truman's Bridge Club En Route to White House

Hot Today; But Wait —   Montana Gets View Of Things to Come: Snow Falls At Butte

Russia OK’s Proposal on Troop List   Molotov Objects, However, To Report  On All Red Forces

Russia Would Report On All Forces Abroat   Molotov Shies Away Fron Plan For Accounting Of Troops At Home

Molotov Dodges Troops Report  Shunts Demand For Red Forces Count

Soviet Agrees To List Troops On Foreign Soil   But Molotov Turns Down Proposal to Reveal  Wrists Rite

RUSSIA SHIES AT REPORTING ON HER ARMY   MOLOTOV APPROVES ACCOUNTING FOR ALLIED TROOPS

Proposal to Reveal Troop Information  Accepted by Russia   Full Report by Allied Nations on Troops Bases on Alien Soil Is Called for In Resolution Presented by Molotov

Russia Opposes Reporting Troops (On Home Soil   But Agrees with U. N. Plan for Details on Those in Enemy Lands

Police Hunting Culprit; Man, 65, Halts Intruder   Thief Escapes After 10. Minute Battle On The  Premises

Disputants Summoned In Preventive Move;  GM Studies CIO Offer   Long Distance And Local Systems First To Feel Impact; Radio, Teletype And Oceanic Services Next; Other Strike Developments.

PHONE STRIKE DUE THURSDAY   GOVERNMENT THINKS IT WILL BE PREVENTED

GOVT SEEKS TOAVERT PHONE STRIKE   Will Begin Thurs. If Efforts Are,   Not Successful

Tito Accuses U, S. Military of ” Violating Air Space for Reconnoitering   U, 5. REMAINS SILENT ON RESULTS OF ULTIMATUM

SECRETARY TO TELL OF DIFFI. CULTIES AT PARIS DURING NATIONWADE BROADCAST TONIGHT

Secretary Byrnes To Speak Tonight To People Of U.S.   Will Set Forth Situation Ex. isting With Regard To Russia And U. S.

Man Declares He Rejected $20,000 Bid To Kill Ragen  Alabaman Declares Rac ing News Magnate s Death Due To Poison   Giave Statement To ERI

Yugoslavia Case May Go To U.N.   Acheson Declines To Rule Out Possibility

Yugoslav Issue May Still Go To  Security Council Acheson Says U. S.

U. S. Studies Plane Case  Yugoslavia Attack May Still Be Laid  wis. FP Pe Penner ld

Possibility of Putting Yugoslav Case Before Council Not Ruled Que

WAY REMAINS OPEN FOR SLAV: HEARING   Acheson Declines To Rule Out UNO Possibility

U.S. May Still Hale Yugoslavia Before U. N. Security Council   Acheson Refuses to Rule Out Possibility Tito May Yet Face Charges; Seek Positive’ Evidence That All Five Fliers Died in Aug. 19 Attack

New Strike Threatened InNew York   But CIO Leader Murray May Intervene In Trans. port Workers’ Disputé

Petrillo Digs For Big Money Tn Hollywoed   Demands 100 Per Cent Inerease In Salaries Of Musicians Employed In Film Siftdios

May Seize Strikebound Farm Plants   Equipment Vital to Food Production: Conciliatien Tried

Seizure Of Farm Tool Plants Imminent If Negotiations Fail   Papers Signed

TRAN PACT HELPS   Tells UP Head Withdrawal of Red Troops Now Salvee Question

GIVES REPLY TO CHURCHILL STATEMENTS   Report States Russian Army Now Moving Out of [ran

IRAN ROW SOLVED, OTALIN DECLARES   SEES RUSSIA'S AGREEMENT TO WITHDRAW TROOPS AS DING DISPLTE,

Says Issue Of Iran — Withdrawal Settled   Stalin Reports Agreement Reached Between Soviet Union and Iran

Russian Leader States Question Has Been Cleared Up by Agreement   Generalissimo Does No Find Churchill Arguments “Convincing”   STATEMENT IS ANSWER TO NEWS AGENCY QUERY   UP President Invited Stalir To Express Views on World Situation

Stalin Asserts lran Question Already Solved   Cites Agreement Between Reds and lran Government

STALIN SAYS IRAN DISPUTE IS AT AN END   Moscow Broadcast Ajrs Leader’s Answer To Press Association

Alaska Ready For Statehood, Report   Governor Stresses Resources, Strategic Position, Citizens Want Jt

Has Played Along With New Dealers in Congress  New Chief Justice Not a Conservative

DOROTHY M. HEYWOOG, GEORGE E. MESSNER WEL   Newporter Married to For mer Serviceman in St. Paul's’ Church

HELEN DWYER IS WED TO INDIANA ENSIGN   Sister Attends Bride in Cere mony at St. Charles’ Church, Cornwells  ‘TRIP TO RHODE Ic! ANN

ST. CHARLES CHURCH IS SCENE OF WEDDING   Miss Rose Marie Maliszewski Becomes The Wife of Raymond Mager

LORIE’ KLEESCHULTE  & NORBERT HONERKAMP MARRIED SAT.   Pretty Double Ring Ceremony Per. . formed In the St. Peter Catholic Church At 9:00 O'Clock

LF MARS COUPLE WED WEDNESDAY   First Methodist Church Is Scene of Quiet Wedding Yesterday

MARY KEMPER, BECOMES BRIDE OF ED. KIRCHOFF   Beautiful Deuble) Ring Ceremony Performed Saturday Morning at Asstunption Church, O'Fallon

Ross - Schmid Wedding Held   North Westchester Girl Is Married Saturday

LITICS ACT WILL GET SECOND TRIAL   Supreme Court Orders Reargument Of Hatch Bill Section

RADAR CONTACT WITH THE MOON   Predict Rocket Trips To the Moon In 10 Years.

OF TWO LOGAL MASONIC UNITS   Tri-Square Campers Staged Camp Drill Ceremony   AT DUBLIN BALL PARK

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest To All in The Various  Communities   GLEANED BY SCRIBES

UPPER PART OF 15-STORY HOTEL   Many of Hotel’s 280 Guests Hurt; Cause Of Fire Unknown

Sovict Secking Independence for Colonial Peo. ples; Backs Down In Gsreek Dispute.

INDONESIAN ISSUE PUT BEFORE UNO      Claimed British Troops In Country Endangering Peace

UNO Turns To Java Case After Greek Pact  Council Takes Note Of Charge, Denial; No Decision Given

Bevin Asserts Report Is Absolute Lie   Foreign Commissar Says Situation Endangering Peace

REDS SAY BRITISH USE ARMY AGAINST PEOPLE'S MOVEMENT  UNO, SUCCESSFUL IN

BEVIN SAYS RED CHARGE IS A “LIE   so Answers the Ukraine's Complaint That Britain Has Used Troops to Suppress People’s Movement in Indonesia.

Ukraine Seeks Probe ©   Of Indonesia Situation   Asks UNO Council To Set Up Special Commission; Charge British Suppress  National Movement of People

BEVIN DENIES SUPPRESSION IN INDONESIA   Cries ‘Lie’ to Charge Made by Ukrainian UNO Delegate

REDS SAY BRITISH USE ARMY AGAINST PEOPLE’S MOVEMENT   UNO, SUCCESSFUL IN ENDING GREEK FIGHT, FACES NEW DISPUTE

Accusation of Ukraine Lie, Bevin Retorts   Suppression of People’s Movement Flatly Denied

UNO Gets Over First Big Test With Agreement   SECOND HURDLE NOW TO BE TACKLED BY COUNCIL

UNG CONSIDERS INDONESIA ISSUE AS NEXT CASE  Brits Sou et Dispute Over Gre ae     ‘UNITY? THUS SALVAGED Quarrel Now Before Counell      ‘UNITY? THUS SALVAGED   Quarrel Now Before Council Might Be Tougher but Precedent Is Guide

INDONESIAN ISSUE TAKEN UP IN LONDON   Security Council Considers Soviet-Ukraine Charge of British Endangering Peace

Council Set  To Consider New Charges For or England   — Protesting Force In Indonesia

Indonesian Row Of Reds, British Is Before UNO   Greek Dispute Is Out Of Wa

Soviet Charge That British Troops in Indonesia Are Menacing Peace Up to UNO

UNO OFFICIALS START WORK ON SECOND DISPUTE   Reach Agreement Between British, Reds on Troops in Greece

Greek Issue Is . Settled by UNO   Russia Backs Down to End Controversy With ‘Great Britain —

Soviet Seeking Independence for Colonial Péoples; Backs. Down ‘In Greek Dispiite; 3

Russian-British Dispute Over Greece Solved As Compromise Is Accepted

UNO to Consider  Indonesia Next   Ukrainian Allegation Expected to Prove Tougher than Russian

WN 0 O TAKES UF UP CHARGES ON — BRITISH INDONESIA ROLE   By Jack Smith

By United.Press ;  LONDON, Feb. 7%7.—-The UNO Security Council adjourned until Saturday without a- decision today in the Ukrainian charges against Britain.

UNO Council “Moving Into  AW. ad HSL ALLOLLICr ULB   Controversy Over British Troops: in’ Indonesia May Be Tougher Than  .. Greek Issue

Reds Set Off New Dispute With Britain   Indonesian Setup: Crux of Complaint; Greek Issue Solved

BRITISh - SOVIET SQUABBLE OVER GREESE CLOSED   Both 3ides Give Ground To Settle Argument Over Britis) Troops In Gree-_; Indonesian  Matter May Be Tougher.

UNO Passes First Crisis; Faces Second   Indonese Dispute Brings New Element Into Consideration

GREEK ISSUE SOLVEI UNO Considers Andonesia Peace Dispute  Soviet. Ukraine Charges British  Bmneanra ta FPanfra

UNO Council Has Another Problem   Must Decide, on Soviet Complaint of British in Indonesia   Russian - British Dispute Over Greece Solved _ Satisfactorily 

‘Brand’ Trial  In Fifth Day Girl Testifies Flier Said He Was ‘Drunk’

BRITISH AGREE WITH RUSSIANS IN ARMS SLASH   U. S May Be Forced To Reveal Atomic Data If U. N. Adopts Plan

So eee eo a on we eevee IT) Oe ahora ” . : a oi ‘i - : Matched gift wrappings and tags at “They'll be back,” Jordan said. !  UN May Force US To Yield Atom Secret  venson.”          10 (P—Great to receive troops and arms report a ite ug see Britain joined With Waseela thu Saag lls Ga etc ei .

ARMS REDUCTION PLAN WOULD BARE ATOMIC SECRETS   Britain and Russia Agree in Principle on Program for Troops Census and Inspections.   ACCORD IS REACHED IN 8-HOUR DEBATE   lf Approved by U. N. Assembly U. S. Might Be Forced to Throw Light at Once on Deadly Bomb.

MAKES OFFER IN DEBATE ON TROOP CENSUS   British Urge Russians To Abolish Policy Of Isolation

Thousands of Penna. Stomach. Sufferers Now Get Blessed  ; Relicf’ . :

U. §. POSITION OVERSEAS IS JEOPARDIZED   GI’s Demand Monthly Cut of 10 Points In Discharge Scheme.

Army Warn: Pomt Drop Dangerous   Occupation Forces Would Be Imperiled; GI Demands Continue

DISCONTENT IN REDEPLOYMENT IS SPREADING   GI Demands Made For Cut Of Ten Points In Discharges

ee, Oe oe a a ee A ee a e  ‘Rormandie Now Worth Only $161,680 as Junk

REPARATIONS BY GERMANY UNDER REVIEW   Basic Changes In U.S. Policy Due If Russia Persists In Violations.

GERMANY'S — REPARATIONS UNDER REVIEW   Must Change Policy If Reds Continue  Violations

Pauley Charges Russia Is Violating Potsdam Agreement on Reparations

Italy Treaty Is Liberalized Session Recesses  After Much Discord

PARLEY OF Blt 4 RECESSES AFTER 3 WEEKS OF DISCORD   Major Issues Remain Unsettled as Foreign Ministers Halt Their Work Until Tune 15   SECRETARY BYRNES IS NOT DISCOURAGED   Group Signs Revised Armistice for Italy Liberalizing Controls Over Defeated Enemy,

PARIS TREATY MEETING ENDS IN DEADLOCK   MINISTERS QUIT SESSIONS UNTIL JIINE 15

LAUSCHE SPURNS LAW REVISION   Calls ClO Proposal on Jobless Benefits “Dangerous”   Way Is Cleared for GI Brides To Join Their Mates Oversees

State Funds for Strikers Termed - Unsound, Dangerous’ by Governor

GOVERNOR SAYS NO TO UNIONS APPEAL FOR AID   States It Would Be Unsound To Fix Jobless Benefits At Special Session

DEMANDS EASED UPON AUSTRIANS   Russians Soften Plans For Obtaining Land Grants

Chief Election Day Contests In ¢.0.P. Primary   ‘Statewide Primaries Are Un. _ der Way—Forecasts Are For Light Vote   DEMOCRATS ARE LARGELY UNOPPOSEL

EXPECT LIGHT VOTE IN TODAY'S ELECTION   All Organization Candidates Expected To Win

Senate To Cut Down Number Of Committees  Congress Will  Re Reorganized

‘Should Try It First’  G.0.P. Senate Considers Cut In Committees

Parties  Ready Gor General Elections   Intensive Campaign to Open About Sept. Ist.

,  ‘Lull In Political   Circles Now. Primary Election Is Over   State Capitol News Letter As Reviewed by Sentinel’s Special Correspondent

SET CEILING PRICE ON NEW BUILDINGS   A Ceiling Price of $5,500 Is Set for New Homes and Fix $63 as Rental Limit.

Easter Seal Sale Funds Will Help Crippled Children  Open Your Hearts Wiring Factoe

Old Man and Priest Hurt By Soldiers   U. S. Police Official Says Prisoners Are “Young Hoodlums”

Meat Curbs’ Lift Seen  By Indusirv   Price Board Will ‘Welcome’ Decontro] Plea

Pomoval of Beef Controi Forecast   Meat Industry Says Price Board Favorable

SOVIETS HOLD AN AMERICAN VICE CONSUL   State Department Says ‘No Significance’ Is Attached To The  Detention   BULLETIN:   TEHRAN RADIO SILENT SINCE NOON, SUNDAY

Executions Described by Nazi General   Ohlendorf Testifies His Men Killed 90.000 Tews. Poles

Nazi General Admits Execution of 99,000 Jews, Russians; Rate Speeded Jp Because of Housing Shortage

Ohlendorf Testifies At Crimes Trial   Head Of Execution Forces lells Tribunal He Acted Under Hitler Orders,

General tells Of Executions 0) OM) Victims   Women And Children Were Gassed In Vans

Nazi Admits Executing 90,000 Jews, Reds To Relieve Housing Shortage

Marchers Defy Court Injunction   Hopes of Averting _Nation-Wide Phone Strike Get Setback

General Electric Workers Form Across Coua iy fine and Parade ‘ToWard City Hall, Breaking Through Lines of Police Who Sought To  Break Up March. —

3,000 PICKETS BREAK THRU POLICE LINES   Free-For-All Fight Rages Near Gates of G-E Plant

Some Hurt in Philadelphia Street Ficht   Crowd of Marchers Breaks Police Lines; Hopes of Averting Phone TieUp Given New Set-Back

VIOLENCE FLARES ANEW IN STRIKE AT G. E. PLANT   Police Send Out Radio Call For Help As Marchers Attack Their Ranks; Threaten To “‘Tie Up” All Philadelphia.

POLICE LINES ARE BROKEN BY 3.000 PICKETS   Strikers Defy Injunction Order in Action Around General Electric Plant

20 Injured In Riot at Philadelphia  Many Arrested In New Outbreak Of Viol  tolence

New Violence In Walkout at (.E.Co. Plant   Union Chief Calls on All Members to “Tie Up City’

More Violence Is Subdued by Police Of Philadelphia   Mass Picketing Barred Enforcing Order of Court Injunction

Break Through Lines of Police In Philadelphia  Bowl Over Officers On Motorcycles

i PLADELPI   [Twenty Reported injured as  Crowd Again Defies Court

FLAREUP MARKS G.E, LABOR TIFF   Hope Dims For Settlement Of Phone Tieup

Free-for-All Develops at Philadelphia   CIO Union Issues Call to Tie Up City; Mass Picketing Also to Be Tried at Cleveland

Philadelphia Scene Of Most Turbulent Current Labor Issue   Nationwide Phone Strike Possibility Increasing Hourly

Court's Injunction Defied by Strikers   Union Leaders Face Charges Following Philadelphia Row

G.E. Employes Disregard Court Injunction Against Mass Picketing; Other Stoppage Disputes Intensify

3,000 RIOTERS BREAK POLICE LINE IN FIGHT   Hopes of Settlement Of Telephone Issue Seen Dim

TEMPERATURES:   New Violence Marks General Electric Tieup   City-Wide Stoppage Looms As Disorders And Fighting Grow

GE Unit Is Scene Of Wild  Disorder   Court’s Injunction Ignored; Roundup Strike News

Philadelphia Strikers Break Police Lines   Fights Break Out All Over Southwest Area Of City—Union Leaders Face Contempt Charges

Strikers Break Lines Of Police In Philadelphia   Leaders Will Face Contempt Charges: Telephone Dispute Broadens

Score Injured In Clash Of GE.  Pickets, Police      20 Persons Arrested In Philadelphia Riot

Mounted Police and Pickets Again Clash When 3,000 GE Strikers Move Toward Plant   Ranks of Marchers Smashed as Fights Break Out over Wide Area; Efforts to Reach Settlement in Phone Dispute Fails

Court Injunction Affecting GEPlant Defied By Pickets   See Phone Strike March 7; . Miners Awaiting Lewis Move On Pay Inerease

 Police Reserves Called Out As - Marchers Defy Court Injunction for Second Straight Day.   SEVERAL HURT AND SCORES ARE ARRESTED

Strikers Defy Injunction on Mass Picketing   Threat of Nationwide Telephon Strike Renewed: Rumor G.M. Talks at Capital   Rus Drivers Strike

Resume Search For Remaining Crash Victim:   Twenty--Six Army Anc Navy Personnel Lost In Plane Fixplosion In California   THREE BODIES YET TO BE RECOVERED

Death Toll 33 In Two Army Plane Crashes   26 On Transport; Seven Aboard B-29 That Hits Ridge

LAUSCHE CALLS ASSEMBLY TO PASS NEW LAW   Special Session to Convene Monday; Governor Wants Measure Ready Aun 1.

Lausche Calls Rent Control xtra Session   Legislature Will Meet Monday Night to Draft Measure for State

Lausche Sees Need for Law To Replace OPA   Would Cancel It If Congress Renews Controls

Announcement Made Shortly After Ambassador Patterson's Departure for Call on Marshal Tito

W. 5. PALEY DENGUNCES ADVERTISING EXCESSES IN RADIO BROADCASTING

FRANCO QUESTION COUNCIL'S SESSION   Russian Objections to Any Dealings with Franco: Flare’  Up at U.N. Meet

ENGLAND VIEWS ROYAL ROMANCE   Elizabeth Expected To Become Engaged to Greek Prince Soon

British and Danes Agog Over Reports Of Royal Romance   Publicity Building Seems To Point to Marriage Of Prince and Elizabeth

Prince Philip Of Greece And Denmark Deluged With Publicity Over Weekend

 Rover Romance  Believe Engagement Of Greek idee Princess Elizabeth Near

Reds Believed Letting Credit Request Lapse   Reluctant to Talk on U. § Terms, Say Officials lea Wacltuatnn

RUSSIA FAILS TO PUSH LOAN   Third U. S. 1 Note on Credit Talks Fails to Bring Reply From Soviet

Russia Fails to Answer Bid to Parley   Loan Subject Is Regarded as Virtually Closed

Soviet’s. Loan Quest Ends,  Silence Hints   Strained Relations Blamed for Shun Of U. S. Invitation

END OF STRIKE SIGNALS HAGE IN PROQUGTION   Greatest Output of Goods Since 1941 Expected This Year.

EAST WINDS “GOUE MEANT WAR ON U.S   Witness Says Tokye Mes sage Decoded 72 Hours Before Aitack,

Naval Men Told “To Keep Mouths Shut and Destroy: Notes” About Pear Harbor Week-end. He Savs

Chiefs Ordered Notes Destroyed Officer Charges   Security Chief Also Claims Winds Code Gave 3-Day Warning

Navy Officers Given Order To Remain Silent   Also Told To Destroy All Notes, Captain Tells Inquiry Board

TRAFFIC TIE-UP SEEN IN THRAET OF RAIL STRIKE   Further Steps To Avoid Strike Await Return Of Pres. Truman Sunday

WILY NARCOTICS DEALER NABBED   Vice Boss Arrested In Phoenix, Ariz., After Year-Long Hunt

Suspected Chief Of Narcotic Ring Held in Phoenix   ‘Professor’ Linville’s Operations Traced In  U. S., Mexico, Canada

DEVERS FACES REMARK QUIZ   GENERAL WAS QUOTED  AS SAYING CONGRESSMEN ARE A GROUP OF COWARDS

FATHER DIVINE AND BRIDE POSE   Beautiful White Girl Is Feted As Wife Of Bald Negro Evangelist

Father Divine Shows White Bride in New York, Says Their Marriage Aids U. S.

Cultists Hold Banquet for   Divine’s Bride   She Wears Diamonds. Pearl Necklace And Four Rings

Father Divine And White Bride  Pose For Photos   "Sweet Angel’ Sits Demure, Silent Through Press Conference

SLAYINGS ARE LAID TO IRANIAN TROOPS   Moscow Reports “Hundreds” Persons Shot in Azerbaijan Province.

Say Hundreds Slain In Province... .  Russians Accuse Iran ~~ Of “Reign Of Terror” Harmful To The Soviet

MOSCOW RADIO ACCUSES IRAN   Charges Central Government With Shooting Hundreds Of Persons  CLAIMS PACT BROKEN

lran's Government Accused by Russia Of Murderina Citizens of Azerbaijan

MOSCOW CHARGES 600 SLAIN IN IRAN   ATTACKS ON SOVIETS IN AZERBAIJAN IS REPORTED BY TASS

IRANIAN TROOP ACTIVITIES HIT   Russians Charge Government's Forces Have Slain Hundreds of Persons

‘Democratic Elements’ in Azerbaijan Slain By Hundreds, Tass Reports; Buildings Said Smashed By ‘Bandit. Elements’ and Soldiers

Moscow RADIO ACCUSES IRANIAN CENTRAL GOVERNMENT TROOPS OF SHOOTINGS IN AZERBAIJAN AREA

Hundreds Slain By Gov't Troops In Iranian Battle   Report Says Troops Have Attacked Soviet Institutions and Citizens

Russia Blasts Tran ‘Invasion’  Of Azerbaijar   Charges Government Troops Connive In Attacks On Soviet Citizens and Property   Says Hundreds Have Been Slain   Marks First Major Soviet Charge Since Red-Sponsored Regime Was Booted Out

lran Comes Under Fire Of Moscow   Russians Claim Troops Connived in Attacks On Red Citizens.

Terror Reign In Azerbaijan, Russians Charge   Iranian Troops Accused Of Slaying Hundreds In Last Few Days.

MOSCOW CHARGES REIGN OF TERROR BY IRANIAN ARNIY   Reports Hundreds Slain in Azerbaijan; Russian Citi wane Attecbed

Army Is Accused Of Carrying On Reign Of Terror   Dispatch Says Hundreds Are Slain By Government Troops In Azerbaijan; Point To Bandit Attacks

Hundreds Slain In Iran Province  -More Than 600 Dead In Tabriz Alone

Moscow *”., “4,  Iran's Tro’. %, Kall Hundre®*  In Azerbaijan   Reign Of Terror  Against Russians  In Area Charged O

Soviets Say Iranians Slay Hundreds In Azerbaijan   THE DISPATCH   THE AZFRRALIAN recime's

RUSSIANS CHARGI IRANIAN SOLDIER’ IN MASS. KILLING   Claim Soviet Institutions an Citizens Attacked By  Tran’s Troops

Mysterious Ailment Claims Sixth Brideships Infant —  Federal Investigation Is Launched

Mysterious Ailment Claims Sixth — GI Baby Stricken Enroute To U. S.   Five Die On Brideship Zebulon Vance And Many Others Seriously Ill In Hospitals; Federal Probe Launched

Sixth Baby Off Bride Ship Dies   Malnutrition, Acute Diarrhea Blamed

BABY DEATHS INVESTIGATED   Overcrowding And Unsanitary Conditions On Brides’ Ship Told

Tragic Toll Of Brideship Babies Mounts As Probe Of Sanitation, Care Is Pushed

Brideship Tot Deaths Mott To 6; Others I   Complaints of Mothers Of Overcrowding and Unsanitary Conditions  Brings U.S. Probe

‘Infant Death Toll From War Bride Ship Malady Reaches 6; Mothers Ill

Babies Stricken On Ships: 6 Die  Mysterious Ailment Hits Brideships

Bride Ship Victims Rises to Six While Probe is Under Way   rate Mothers Claim Lack of Attention, Bad Food. Causes

Witness Tells Of $15,000 Earmarked To Beat Bilbo   Committee Probers Hear Senator Mortgaged Baptist Church Property. for Personal Loans—~Fund Solicitations Charged =

Senators Uncover $15,000 to Defeat Sen. Bilbo af Polls Are Told Edward Terry  Former Secretary, Has  tha AAanav

SENATORS HOPE TOFINO QUT FRCM TERRY ABOUT $25,000   Bilbo’s Former Secretary May Appear Today For Hearings

Tells Probers $3,750 Lost in Shuffle   Contractor Says Money Was Turned Over te Terry

Contractors Tell Of Giving Huge Sums To Bilbo   One Reveals $1,200 Loan He Made To Mississippi Senator

CONTRACTOR TESTIFIES IN RHR DDORE   $3,250 Donation Failed to Reach Proper Officials

MONEY GIVEN BILBO AIDE, PROBE TOLL   Witness Tells of Aid Given by Senator on  War Building

More Contractors Are Called By Bilbo Probers  Doctors Delay Terry’s Trip

CONTRIBUTO TO CAMPAIGN IS WITNESS   Mississipp!_ Builder Says Money May Not Have Been Used To Help Elect Bilbo Man   TERRY STILL PATIENT

Senators Turn Up Sum Markec To Beat Bilbo   Private Secretary Had Control of Funds For Time, It Is Said

Contractor On ®tand In Probe Senator Bilbo   B.L. Knost Testifies He and Pastner Made Contribution to Mississippi Cumpaign   Believes Money Used Elsewhere   Turned hh Over to Edward P, Terry Who Fonctioned As Secretary To Senalor

MISS. CONTRACTOR SAYS HIS CAMPAIGN FUND CONTRIBUTION WASN'T TURNED OVER TO MANAGERS

Money Given fo Terry, Aide of Senator, Claim   Contribution Was Not Used To Help Doxey, Contractor Asserts

Money Given To Bilbo's Aides By Contractors  Mississippi Senator. Confident He Will

$3750 Donation  From Contractor   Senator's Aide Received Funds For Use in Election of Doxey

Senate Probers Dig Up Big Sum In Bilbo Issue   Say His Friends Raise Fund to Pay Off Former Debt

CONTRACTOR SAYS CONTRIBUTION FOR CAMPAIGN MISSING   Wm OAUT BRAC IFAT

DISCLOSE FUND 10 BEAT BILBO   Probers Told $15, 000 Was Earmarked to Oppose  Senator at Polls

--WHAT BECAME OF $3,750?— Bilbo’s Probers Delve Into Campaign Funds

Many Contributions Reported... .  Bilbo Hearing Goes On Amid Mystery Regarding $325,000 Election Fund

CONTRACTOR SAYS CONTRIBUTION FOR CAMPAIGN MISSING  - -GewEece cave MAY HAY

SENATORS AWAIT TERRY'S ‘STORY IN BILBO PROBE   KEY WITNESS STILL IN HOSPITAL; CAN'T STOP ME, SAYS BILBO

Contribution To Mississippi Campaign Fund Never Reachec Managers. Contractor Says   Money Turned Over To Edward Terry, Then Secretary To Senator Bilbo

Builder Tells About Money. For Vote Drive  Sum Wasn't Turnec Over to Officials

Says Political Cash Diverted  Contractor Appears At Bilbo Hearing

. Marvin Quin, Jackson Banker Tells Committee he Believes Terry Got Monev in New York.

Fund Raised By Aide To Defeat Bilbo   Probers Learn Former Secretary Obtained Funds

BILBO SECRETARY REPORTED IN DEAL TO DEFEAT BOSS   Edward Terry Said to Have Held $15,000 Raised to Run Late Gov. Tom Bailey Against Senator.   LATTER SCHEDULED TO TESTIFY TODAY   Investigators Hear Detailed Testimony About Financial History of Parson age Bilbo Built.

MORTGAGE ISSUE IS RAISED Al BILBO HEARING   Title To Baptist Church _ Property Is Held By  Senator   FORMER SECRETARY TO TESTIFY TODAY

MISUSE OF FUNDS REVEALED IN BILBO TRIAL   Contractor Claims Campaign Donation Not Properly Used

FundUse Debated In Bilbo  Hearing   Contribution Wa: Not Used As _f& Intended

Bilbo Probers Uncover   Double Cross   Senator’s Secretary Reportedly Aided  Move Against Boss

$15,000 Fund Earmarked For Defeat  Of Sen. Bilbo   Held Temporarily By Edward Terry, Private Secretary To Mississinnian

FUND TO BEAT BILBO AT POLLS, PROBERS TOLD   Senator’s Ex-Secretary Had Charge of Money, Bank Official Says

Continue Bilbo  Probe   “Question Use of Funds Donated in Mississippi Senatorial Campaign; Contractors Testify

Contribution Not Delivered, Says Bilbo Witness   Testifies Money For Doxey Campaign Given To Senator's Secretary

Terry. Got Cash Says Witness   Contractor Testifies Mon ey Never . Reached  Doxey’s Managers  L 

SEEK 10 OUST BILBO FROM SENATE SEAT   G. O. P. Plans Action to Take Against Mississippian

STRATEGY MAPPED _ OUT “To BAR SENATOR FROM MISSIS. SIPP1 FROM TAKING 

Sentences of Fay AndBoveUpheld By State Cour   Union Men Were Convicted OF Extortion on Delaware Aqueduct Job

PLANE FOUND AFTER CRASH A YEAR AGC   Adirondack Hunters Find Navy Aircraft and Pilot

HOLIDAY MARRED BY SEVEN DEATHS   Four Die in Traffic Accidents, Three Are Drowned

SEVEN KILLED IN OHIO TRAGEDIES   Includes Three Drowning Victims in State

Baruch Plan Wins Support   President Again Endorses Civilian Control of Atom Over Military

Baruch Plan Backed  by Truman   President Ready to Negotiate Russian Proposal

‘No Trace Found Of Four Americans Missing In Red Zone Of Germany

Majority of German Crowr Jewels Found   Col. Durant, WAC “Wife Confess Theft; Two More Watched

TWO MISHAPS OCCUR LOCALLY   Second And Bight Streets Scene » Of Car Collisions

TWO ACCIDENTS KEEP CHARLEROI OFFICERS BUSY      Pickup Truck And Three Mach. ines Involved In Mishaps On Local Streets

Catholics Protest Bishop's Ares!   Say Yugoslav Action Part Of Planned Campaign

Archbishop’s Arrest Viewed As Culmination Of Anti-Catholic Drive By. Yugoslavian Officials

Negotiations for Ending Coal Row Still Deadlocket   Government Waits Oppertune Moment for Submitting Compromise Pian

GOVERNMENT MAY SUBMIT PLAN TC END COAL DISPUTE   Mine Workers and Operators Still Deadlocked  in Manntinthane

W AINE PARLE   Recess of Several Days in Stalemated Talks Appears in Prospect

Lehman, Others Plead for  More Exports   Fate of Millions Hinges on Relief Supplies

RETURN OF RATIONING URGED BY 100 LEADERS   Group, Led by Lehman, Asks President to Resume Program, Double Famine Exports —

U.S. Asked To Reskane Food Ration   Truman Also Urged To Double Exports To World  Famine Areas

Rationing Urged As Aid fo Europe   Restoration of Program In U.S. Asked of Truman

President urged renew rationing to feed starving   100 citizens, Lehman stress speed: Hoover returns todav

6-Week Ban On U.S. Grair Eating Asked   Millions in Europe To Die if America Fails to Act Quickly

DRASTIC FOOD PROGRAM GIVEN TO PRESIDENT   Hoover to Present Famine Report  On Monday

State Loses Plea for Death Penalty. of Zion Garage Mechanic Murderer

Ninety Years In Plymouth County  Comniled_. Rv flantannial GCammiteacn   Drafara

Ninety Years In Plymouth County  Compiled——_Bv Centennial Cammittse   Preface

Election to Make Little Difference   Molotov Given Assuranc’ by American Officials,  Is Reported

POLICY 10 HOLD, MOLOTOV I$ TOL   Republicans Will Not Alter Foreign Course Much, U. S. Officials Say

Several Hundred K. U. Students Take Part in Noisy  Snake Dance   IBIG RALLY. AT PARK

VETERANS PASS UP SHIRTTAIL PARADE   Several Hundred K. U. Students Take Part in Noisy  Snake Dance   BIG RALLY AT PARK

Foils Robbers: All Forgiven   Sentry Duty Prevented Wedding, But Battle Ends Worries

“Minute Men” To Guard U. S In Atomic Age   Twenty-seven National Guard divisions will be formed to meet challengeg.

“Minute Men" To Guard US. In Atomic Age   PLANS AS TOLD TO LARGEST  NATIONAL GUARD IN ALL! HISTORY. 

Plans For Junior Legion Baseball Nearing Completior  April 15 Named As Day For First ‘Practice Of Year

Plans For. Junior © Legion Baseball Ne earing Compe  =. _ April: 15. Named. Ap. Day! Fa or First. Practice OF Year:

Democracy Is Approved By Germans   Voters Appear To Have Adopted New Constitutions Overwhelmingly

Coal Strike Has Caused Shutdown: In Many Plants   Steel Production Shows Drastic Reduction

Delegates Return to Conference  Reply to Protest Is Satisfactory

Democratic Group Makes Peace With Chiang’s Regime  Delegates Return to Unity Conference Following Protest

Eisenhower Becomes Aggie  At Homecoming Celebration   Chief Of Staff Visits Birthplace At Denison, Then Goes On _ To College Station

Charge Spain ‘Shot In Back’  Falange Press Flays _ American Claims

Leadership Worries Beset Politicos of Bath Parties   3-Way Baitle Looms for G. O.P Floor Position 

Republicans See Three-Way Battle for House Leadership  Jenkins, Halleck and Brown Seek Post; TRamaerate Aica Snli*t var Adinearity Jak

Both Parties in Congress Face Leadership Tilt   "Three Candidates in - Offing for G. O. P. Floor Chief

House Leadership Is 'Vexing GOP, Demos   Both Sides Hope Matter Can Be Settled Without Serious Porty Bifte

G. M., Union Heads Meet   .S2wOAtev 247V4Vut  Special Mediator Dewey Calls Huddle to Try And End Long Strike

GM Hope During © Week-End   Agents of Both Sides . In Strike Gather Again Today and Will “Sit to the Finish”

Many Issues  in GM Strike Yet Unsolved   Union Officials Doubt Agreement Will Be Reached This Weekend

Steel Settlement May Accelerate Reconversiot   “Negotiate To The Finish,” Mediator Dewey States As Conference Opens

General Motors And C10 Worker In Huddle Today   Dewey Says Conference Could End In Strike Settlement.

Company And Union In Huddle   Bosses. Auto Workers in Accord to Stay in Conference Till  Whe ww: Abe   Farly Production   BPeGl ey Be ARERR  Non-Wage Disputes May Be One Snag to an Iminediate Start

GM, C10 Top Men In Huddle, Could Bring Settlement   Leaders Wilson, Thomas Agree to Stay Till Finish

Today’ S ; Meeting Could End Long G. M. Deadlock   Long-Awaited Break Finally Arrives... . . Reconversion Heads For  Period Of Smooth Going

MEDIATOR SAYS PARLEY COULD END IN PEACE   Dewey Reveals Both - Sides Have Agreed to Sit Through to Finish

DEWEY MEETS WITH UNION, LG. M. HEADS   Says Conference ‘Could’ End In Settlement   STEEL SETTLEMENT   May Be Factor In AgreeMent: Thomas, Wilson In Discussion

GM, UNION MEET AGAINAN DETROIT   Dewey Says Parley ‘Could End In Strike Accord

U.S. MEDIATOR CALLS SPEGIAL MEETING TODAY      ‘Says Huddle ‘Could’ End i  88-Day Strike At : Motor Company

Huddle Today ‘Could’ Finish Strike At GM   Top Officials of Corporation, Union Meet With U. S. Mediator

U. S. Steel Accord Basis For Agreement   Price Hike Of $5 A Ton Compensates For 18'/2Cent Pay Boost; Aluminum Workers Get 19 Cents: New GM Peace Huddle.

GM Tieup Could End Today Says Mediator Dewey   Industrial and ClO Leaders into Huddle Which May Result  ly ce Satélomant

Could End In Settlement Of 88-Day Strike   , Wilson And Thomas Called Together By: . Mediator Dewey; To Sit Through: To Finish

CH-Union Heads Back in Huddle   Both Agree to Sit Through to a Finish, Mediator Says

GM Accord Ex Xp it Othe Witir CHO.) Sthudk Mills Not Far Away To Fall In Lin

GENERAL MOTORS PARLEY RESUMED   Mediator Optimistic about  Early Settlement

JAMES F. DEWEY CALLS A HUDDEE   General Motors Corp. and CIO United Auto Workers. Are luemewenmad Ol.

— OTHMAN PLANS ‘EXPOSE’ — What B. N. World?  Or Postwar Wonders—- Hmph!

Republican Landslide In Kansas   Carlson Wins Over Woodring; Entire Slate [s Electad

‘Balanced Agriculture In Rush County’ Subject Of Exhibit To Be Shown At Indiana State Fair

WHITE HOUSE LETTER BELIEVED TO MEAN ACCEPTANCE BY CIO OF PRESIDENT’S WAGE PROPOSAL   Truman Is Said to Have Suggested Increase Of 1814 Cents. Per Hour—Eastern Transport Plane Crashes Taking 16 Lives—Chinese Forces Still Are Fighting—Other Late News

U.S. Steel Head Yet To Answer Compromise Plar   President Advocates 181 Cent Per Hour Wage Increase For 800,000 Steel Workers

Every World War II Veteran Invited To Parade And Dinner: Explain Prizes

Every GI --No Strings Attached-- Welcome ‘To Parade And Free Meal On Wednesday

New Housing Plans Of U. S. Are Advanced  Senate Committee Gives Approval For 12   Fewer Amendments Are Adopted Than Expected

Senate Follows Housing  Bill Up   Homes For Twelve Million Families;  Draft Is Aired

Stevedores Quit Work tc Hear Repo!   Ship Loading Halts While Union Holds Policy Session

‘WHEELER IS INSISTENT!  ‘U. S. Never Loses War  Nor Wins a Conference’

Byrnes Scored. For Big 3 Deal”   Nation Still‘ Losing Conferences-—Wheelef

ITALY MAKES APPEAL TO UNGROUP      Premier Asks  Support of Claim to Trieste

U. 5, BRITAIN MERGE ZONES IN GERMANY   Majer Step in Economic Reconstruction of Nation

U.S., Britain Merge Zones In Germany   Byrnes-Bevin Pact Seeks Self-Support For Forty Million

U.S. BRITISH ZONES IN. REICH TO BE MERGED   Formal Agreement Setting Up New System Signed By Byrnes, Bevin

Churchill Rails At Attlee Plan  For Free Burma   Former Prime Minister Attacks “ Haste” of Government   BRITISH EMPIRE FALLING, HE SAYS   Laborite Administration Hast  ening Collapse, Wartime Premier Shouts

BRITISH READY TO CUT BURMA ~ FROM EMPIRE   Churchill Blast Condemns Laborite Plans

ATTLEE MOVE RAISES ANGER OF CHURCHIL   Laborites Bringing End ‘To Emnice. Save War Leader:

Attlee Reveals Britain Ready  To Free Burme   Churchill Berates Labor Government ' For Splitting Empire

BRITISH READY TQ FREE BURMA   Move Draws Angry Blast From Winston Churchill

Churchill In Bitter Blast At Burma Plan   PREMIER ATTLEE SAYS BRITAIN READY TO AID BURMESE

BRITAIN READY TO GIVE BURMA ITS INDEPENDENGI   Attlee Statement Draws Angry Blast From Winston Churchill

Burma to Get Independence   Churchill Rips Attlee For ‘Hastv’ Action

BURMESE OFFERED THEIR FREEDOM   Announcement by Attlee {s Denounced by Churchill in Bitter Graatory

Churchill Balks At Independence ¢ Move for Burma   British Prime Minister Soundly Criticized for Commons Declaration

BRITAIN TO GIVE BURMA INDEPENDENCE   Churchill Is Opposing Move, However

Leaders Will Be Asked To Confe In London Soon   Self-Government in Or out of Empire Is Offered by Britain

CHURCHILL BLASTS AT LABOR PLAN   Attlee Says Burma Will Be Given Independence

Franco Spain Issue — Is Reopened By UN   Security Council Debates Eligibility of Court

Spanish Issue To Arise for  UN Council   Debate on Court Due to Bring Up New Question of Franco

U.N. to Study Court Eligibles   Debate to Begin Tuesday  On Non-Member Status

RENEW ISSUE OVER FRANCO   Security ‘Council Debate On World Court Will Reopen Dispute

3-Day Warren Power Strike Is Suspended   First Shift Returns to Work Pending NLRB Election Resulte.

“Doing South Grave Wrong” Carter Says Bilbo Is "Horrifying Warning”

U.S. Planning To Get Tough With Argentina   Immediate Break Favored By Some

Public Transportation Paralyzed, Many Vital Industries Closed, Numerous Stores And Shops Shut Up: Thousands Idled   LAWRENCE BLASTS UNION’S PRESIDENT

Pittsburgh Traffic Is  Jammed   Union Leaders  Act Independently; Complete Break  In Power Near

Bowles Confers With President   Revised Wage-Price Policy May Develop

HIGHER PRICES MAY IRON OUT STEEL STRIKE   FORMULA IS SOUGHT TO COVER UNION PAY DEMANDS

Revised Federal Policy on Prices And Pay Hinted   Bowles and President Confer on Solution To Crisis in Steel

TOP OFFICIALS WORK ON PLAN TO END CRISIS   Formula May Lead To Revision of Govt. Price Policy

Bowles Talks With Truman  On Steel Case   OPA Head, Snyder Assigned by Chief To Work Out Formul: For Boosting Prices

Bowles Confers With President On Steel Strike   Cabinet May Discus: Walkout at Meeting Called for Today

Bowles, Truman Confer On Solution To Steel Strike   Revised Federal Wage-Price Policy Hinted By Offi cials In Working Out Formula For Pay Raise Agreement Between Capital And Labor

BOWLES CONFERS WITH TRUMAN ON STEEL WALKOUT   Talk Lasts 50 Minutes— Earlier in Day Philip Murray Is Called to White House.   A PRICE DECISION 1S BELIEVED NEAR   OPA Chief and Snyder Said to Be Working on Formula to Give Industry More for Products.

Proposal When Reached Must Apply to All Industries, opa Administrator Insists; Decision in 2 or 3 Days.

Bowles and Truman Are in Conference On New Price Rule   Aim of OPA Director Is to Settle Steel Strike Without Delay

STEEL STRIKE MAY FORCE A NEW FORMULA   Truman Sees Murray And Bowles Monday Over Price Hike

Steel Strike May Result in New Policy   Bowles and Snyder Said Instructed to Work Out Formula

Bowles confers with Truman on walkout in steel  Officials see possibility of revised federal wave policy

M’ALESTER RAIN TOTAL 8 INCHES   Road Closed to Traffic Afte Downpours — Wheat Growers Happy

INDIANS APPROVE FREEDOM PLAN   Cor ress Endorses British f As Socialists . " Strive 4a Rent 1h o>:

Independence For India Reaffirmed By Mission   Present Discussions Are Preliminary T Setting Up Machinery By Indians

Back Pledge To India   British Commission Reaffirms Promise of Complete Freedom If Nation Desires It

STAND REAFFIRMED Independence for India May Be Had lf She Wants it  Cabinet Mission to New Delhi Repeats  Enrmear Decision:

British Pledge OF Independence For India Reaffirmed.   Cabinet. Mission Arrives To Begin Talks Wath . Indian Leaders. :

Freedom for India Reaffirmed   Talks Preliminary to Machinery for — Independence Begin

Britain Preparing Machinery for  Indian Freedom  Tough Task Sighted As Moslems Ask  For Separate State

Assure India Independence   Britain’s Cabinet Missior Reaffirms Government’:  Pledce.

Japanese Artillery Pieces Employed In Fighting In Indo-China      Rebels Will Not Be Given Freedom   Admiral Says France Will Not Make Agreements She Alone Will Respect

INDO-CrINESE WAR INCREASES. TODAY; JAP GUNS ARE USED   French Forces Gain in Region of Hanoi; Part of City Is Encireled; Admiral Speaks.  VIET NAM TROOPS  FIGHT STUBBORNLY

JAP GUNS USE ON FRENCHMEN   Report Troops Making Progress in Fiehting

Episcopalian Resolution Regrets Atom Bombing   Christian Church Should Express Peni tence, Convention Is Told

Regret Use Of Atomic Bomb   Resolution Of Regret Pre~sented-At- ‘Conference: Of Episcopal Church,

GOVERNMENT 10 CUT PRODUCTION   Potato Growers Must Reduce Acreage To Qualify For Subsidy Payments

Prison Hearing Resumed Today  Testimony Concerns ‘Framing’ of Guard

CLAIM PRISON GUARD FRAMED      Jackson Officials Sought To Discredit Aide To Avert Probe 

Manila, Beautiful City From Distance, Proves to Be Mere Shell on Close Inspection

SHOULD SEND PW'S HOVE   Basil O'Connor Says Retaining Prisoners Will Cause Trouble

Court House Overfilled For Hearing   Webb Says County Has Been Slighted

TEXAS COMMISSION URGES TRUMAN END NPA AIL CONTROLS   DIRECT COMMUNICATION INFORMS PRESIDENT PRODUCTION BALANCED

RAPS OPA CONTROL OF OL   “Texas Railroad ~ Commission Wires President Trutaan:

OIL CONTROLS HIT IN TEXAS   Railroad Commission Says OPA Working Against Security

End Oil Price Control, Asks  Commission   Production In Balance With Consumption, Texans Wire Truman

TEXAS COMMISSION URGES TRUMAN END OPA OIL CONTROLS  ‘DIRECT COMMUNICATIO! INFORMS PRESIDENT

KRUG, LEWIS. - MEET TODAY   Direct Intervention By President Brings Ne ; Mine Leader Grim As He Leaves White House

President, Lewis Have No Comment After Half-Hour White House Talk   Strike Is Due To Close Na tion's Bituminous Mines Again Today   UMW CHIEF AND KRUG WILL CONFER TODAY   Lewis Appears Grim and Drawn following Session with Truman

Nation’s Mines Due to Close Again Today   President Tries to Add Coal Settlement To Railroad Action; Trains Running Again

Mine Strike Settlement Efforts Fail   Labor Chief Appears Grim and Drawn After Conference

President And Lewis Are Silent   Truce Ends Today; Talks Scheduled To Continue Toda

Intervention By President  Is Unavailing   Lewis Reported Adamant As Truce Is Ended Govt. Concentrates on Coal Dispute As Settlement Restores Rail Service

Another Meeting With Krug Today; Mine Chief Grim And Drawn After Parley   TRUCE TERMINATED AT MIDNIGHT SATURDAY

Mines Due To Close Again Today   Lewis, President Silent After Brief Meet At White House

Truman Holds Meeting With  jobn L. Lewis         Efforts to Settle Dispute to be Resumed This Morning  —No Arrangements Made for Miners to Wark Taday

Miners’ Chief Adamant In Face Of Conferences  With President And Krug   John L. Is Immovable In Face Of Government Of. ficials As Before Operators; Meet At 10 This Morning; ‘Nothing To Say’

GEN. BEIGHTLER AND DON EBRIGHT ANNOUNCE THEY ARE NOT CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR

SEAMEN SEEK MATCHING PAY   CIO Ship Workers Demand Raises Matching Any Won by AFL Union

oat “e Boosts   Export Shutdown Threatens Steel, Flour Mill Production; En. ters Srcth Dav

CIO Stand Complicates Ship Strike   Seamen To Demand Raises Matching Anything AFL Wins

C. 1. 0. SEAMEN MAY ASK RAISE   UNION TO DEMAND INCREAS. ES MATCHING ANYTHING WON BY A. F. OF L.

ClO Will Demand Matching Wages  Wage Stabilization Board to Meet Taday

CiO Seamen Say They Will Demand Raises To Match Those Won By AFL

WSB Meeting  Today Center Of Interest   Industries in U. 8. Interior Feeling Maritime Strike

Peace Hopes In Strike of  Seamen Fade   CIO Declares It  Will Seek Raises Matching Anything Granted AFL Sailors

Hopes of Peace in Shipping Strike Set Back  Shortage. of Hes Looms. in. N. Y. IWJnion Is i ke

(10 To Demand Pay Equal To AFL Raise   Hopes of Settling Mari. time Strike in Nation Fode

Hopes of Peace in Shipping Strike Set Back  Shortage of Food Looms in N. Y.; Union Is Blamed

PAY INCREASE MATCHING AFL ASKED BY CIO   STEEL AND FLOUR MILLS HARD HIT BY WALKOUT

Peace Hopes Fade As WSB Set To Meet   Paralyzing Shipping Shutdown In Sixth Dav As Chaos Widens

WSB to Meet  But Shipping  Picture Dark N.M.U. Will Ask Same Wage Hike Given to A.F.L.

U. S. Pursues’ Limitation of. Arms Program   ‘Ey-.nes Reveals Po.icy to Foreign Affairs Group

Truman Nominates Three Assistant Labor Secretaries   Viewed as Part of His Reorganization Move in Department

BANNING OF ARMIES KEY T0 WORLDAEACE   ULenerar Renney in Address Gives His Answer to Problem

INTERNATION AL ARMY SEEN AS KEY TQ PEACE   U.S. No. 2 Air Force Man Advises UNO’s Military Group

INDUSTRIALIST’S SON IS FORCED TO RE-ENACT HIS ATTACK ON LITTLE GIRL

Urges Truman Show Power, Seize Mines   Slow Paralysis Creeps Over Industry; L. A. Tied Up

Government Seeks To Keep Operators And Lewis Meeting While Industry Reshifts Schedule Of Production; Rail Brotherhoods Threaten Walkout

Asks Truman fo Seize Idle Soft Coal Operations   Strike Can Easily Become Insurrection

Jewish Chiefs In Palestine Defy Attiee   ‘We’ll Fight and Not Give Up Arms’ Reply To Clean-Up Orders

BRITISH FIND ~ SECRET INDEX   REPORTED TO AVE COMPLETE LIST OF JEWISIT UNDERGROUND ARMY MEMBERS

Senate Studies Atomic Bomb Fo: Peace Energy   Government Stops All Non-Essential Building

Plan Studied For Muzzling Atomic Bomt   Secret Process Makes Materials Useful Under UNG

U.S. Douses World Food Board Plan  British Proposal For Ever Norma Cranarv Ovpose

U. S. NOT INTERESTED IN WORLD FOOD BOARD   British Plan Fer An “Ever Norma} Granary” Fail, Te Secure  Smeriansan Tadarceunent

REVOLT PUT DOWN   Small Army Group Tried to Seize a Camp in Cuba Early This Morning

‘Revolt’ Flares At Cuban Army Headquarters   Report Heavy Shooting With Many Casualties, ‘Revolution’ Predicted

Revolutionary Movement Is Frustrated   Cuban Army Chief Says Attempt Made to Capture Headquarters

Seditious Character Of Uprising Fogay: Troops Refuse Move   Police Gen. Benitez Hails It First Move Of Full Revolution

‘Several Slain in Outbreak At Cuban Army Headquarter  { Disorder et Camp Laid te Revolt Among  Caldiear<c Onneaced ta Trancfer Ordarc

Shooting Flares At Cuban Army Headquarters ©  Outbreak Described as ‘Seditious Uprising’

UPRISING AT CUBAN CAMP   Seditious’ Move Is Dealt with Swiftly Bv Government Forces

Check Revolt At Cuba Camp   Heavy Shooting Break: Out At Army Headquar. ters Near Havana.

—UPRISING— —  Disorder In Cuban Army  Several Killed In Today’s Outbreak

Uprising Flares Near Havana  At Army Camp   Ex-Police Chief Says Shooting Forerunner To ‘Big Revolution’.

Seventh Annual Student Forum  At High School   F our Guest Speakers And Fifteen Local Forum. Leaders

TRUMAN ASKS CONGRESS OK BRITISH LOAN   Loan Would Be Nearly Four Billions, Repayments Bevin In 1951

PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS 100. K LOAN 10 BRITAIN   Says Fund Will Permit Joint Advance Toward Ex' . unelad Yrada -

Cooperation Uroed Between All Countries   Going World Trade  Necessarv To Peace

Repayment WouldBegin in Year 1951   Interest Rate of Two Percent —Says It Would Expand World Trade

Seeks Fund Of Billions  lor Britain   Congress Pondering $3,750,000 Figure Would Help Trade

Enable Her Toward the Goal of Expanded World Trade.   BANKING COMMITTEE PROMPTLY APPROVES   Employment and Rising Standards of Liviag Everywhere.

Message Is Submitted At Noon Opening   Loan of $3,750,000 lo Allow Britain Credit In World  L-xpansion.

President Asks Congress To OK Loan To British   Expanded World Trade Will Benefit Nation, Truman Points Out

Truman Asks Congress to Approve 4 Billion Dollar Loan to Britain —

Our World Trade Expansion Depend: Upon Cooperation   $3,750,000,000 Loan Will Raise Buying Power, Living Standards

President Urges Loan to Britain to Spur World Trade   Truman Asks Congress for Approval of $3,750,000,000 Grant   RISE IN PRODUCTION, EMPLOYMENT SEEN   Agreement “Hailed as -Pyeclading U. S.-British Eco nomic Controversy

RUMAN ASKS ONGRESS FOR =AITISH LOAN   Over 3 Billion To Build Trade

Five-Year Credit Will Swell Buying   Expanded World Trade Possibilities Stressed by President

Soft Coal Strike Threat Hovers Over Industry   Krug Silent on Lewis’ Demand for Renewal of Negotiations

Strike Chart is Still Gloomy For Americans   SHIPPING TIEUP GOES ON AND COAL DEAL LOOKS BAD

Lewis Again Calls For Walkout   Other Labor Troubles Hit Reconversion

Body Cut Up, Left in Boxes Near Theatre   Work of Expert, Say Police; Head Still  Miceciner

Grain Markets  Halt May Wheat Futures Trade.   Order Made Necessary By Federal Plans on Grain

400,000 Families Without Milk As 1,200 Strike   Union Asking 10 Cents An Hour Increase; Some Return

Louis Carries 25-lb. Weight Advantage Over Conn Tonight   Louis 207, Conn 182 As Fighters Weigh In; Both Heaviest in Ring Careers

Louis Weighs in at 207; Conn at 182 For World Title Fight Tonight

LEADERS ARE JOINING PLEA FOR PRACE   ' Senators, Labor Groups and Others Are Asking  far Disarmament

Disarmament Is Urged by Group  Call on Leaders te, Fulfil PDiaden

15 Percent Increase on Meat Meals   Cafe Owners Hail OPA Act; Boost Goes in Effect Thursday.

‘OPA Meal Price Edict Clicks With Restaurant Owner:   May Increase Prices Up to 15 Per Cent Beginning Thursday

OPA UPS PRICE OF RESTAURANT MEAT MEALS 159%   OWNERS PROMISE TO TRY TO HOLD BELOW NEW CEILING LEVEL

OPA Grants 15 Pct. Boost In Meat Ment   Restaurants Win Fight on Prices; Effective Thursday

Cate Owners Happy Over Price Victory   Cost of Meals with Meat May Be Hiked Up to Fifteen Per Cent Next Thursday

Meat Meals ToGo Up   OPA Decision to Allow 15 Percent Increase Satisfies Cafe Men

Ceiling On Cafe Meat Up 15 Pct.   Many Restaurant Men May Not Boost Prices The Full Limit.

RestaurantOwners Are Satisfied at  Prices Decision .   Clark Says They Will Be Passed On to Patrons Only in Some Instances

OPA APPROVES BOOST IN MEAT MEAL PRICES   Fifteen Per Cent Increase On Ceil. ings Granted Restaurants, Effective Thursday

‘Hold The Line OPA Campaign ls Abandoned   Cafes Are Given Permission To Boos: Prices Effective Next Thursday

15% BOOST FIXED ON MEAT MEALS   OPA Gives Owners Right T: Begin Jump Thursday

Cafe Prices Go Up Next Week   15 Per Cent Boost Permitted By OPA

Cafe Owne.; ‘Accept Menu Price Increase   OPA: Grants 15 Per Cent Hike Over June 30 Levels in Meat Meals; Operators Say They Will Try to Hold Below New Ceilings

Restaurant Owners Cheer Permission To Hike Price  On Meat Meals Up To 15%

1PA LOOSENS PRICE LIDS ON HEAT COURSES   Restaurant Men Get Authorization For. Boosts Up To 15 Per Cent

BLACK HANDS CONDUCT VAST DRUG TRAFFIC   HUGE SUMS MADE IN NARCOTICS BY MAFIA

Vast Drug Traflic With Key Centers in Several  American Cities Is Exposed

New Twin Jet Bomber In First Test Flight; Tons ‘Mixmaster’ Speed

5 Times As Many Head of Livestock Sold As Week Ago  Barkley Pleads for OPA   Barkley Pleads for OPA Restoration Quickly As Possible

Says Price Rise In Last Week Illustrates Need  Opens Debate In U. S. Senate Today; Advises ‘No Threshin

Revival of OPA Sought By Barkley   Senate Leader Urges Action; Cites Price Boosts As Reasons

‘Showdown Fieht on Dp : 5 Price Controls Opened in Senate   Democratic Leader Barkley Appeals for Compromise OPA Revival; Taft Urges Support of Vetoed Bil)

BARKLEY ASKS FOR PASSABLE OPA MEASURE   Truman 0. K. Of Compromise Plan Seen Likely On Capito! Hill

Senate Opens F ight  Over Price Controls   Barkley Launches Debate in Verbal Clash With Taft Over Vetoed Bill: O’ Daniel Ready to Speak at Length

Claims Rising Prices Indicate Control Needed   Doubt Expressed Senate Will Take Any Quick Action

Showdown UPA Debate Un in Senate  Barkley Asks Quick   Barkley Asks Quick Passage to Close Gap in Controls

Barkley in Appeal for Resumption   Bitter Battle ‘Seen Ovi OPA Extension—More Meat Available

Barkley Appeals For Compromise OPA Revival Bill   O'Daniel Enters Senate Ready for Second Filibuster

BITTER FIGHT ON OPA OPENS   Barkley Appeals to Senate For Revised Measure As Showdown Nears

Barkley Admits Some of Truman Charges Ignored   Chided By Taft For Changing Only Provisions Written By Wherry, Himself

Senate Opens Showdown Battle Over Price Control   Barkley Hopeful; Taft Wants Bill Vetoed by Truman Sent Back to Him

Senate Begins  Showdown Fight On PriceControl   Senator O’Daniel Hints At New Filibuster; Barkley Urges Bill

‘Pressure Tactics’ Charged to Both Sides as Battle for OPA Opens in Senate   an By JOHN L, STEELE

SENATE FACES WEEK'S FIGHT OVER NEW OPA   Showdown Battle Opens; Taft, Barkley Begin Verbal Exchanges

Barkley and Taft Argue About OPA   Daniel Prepares to Defeat Measure by Another Filibuster

Taft, Barkley In Clash Over New OPA Bill   Test Vote Near to Omit Curbs on Meat, Poultry and Dairy Products

Senate Begins Debate on Compromise Plan   Demo Leader Says Last Week Shows Need for Controls; O’Daniel Threatens Filibuster

Seeks Quick OPA Action   Barkley Says Prices Rises In Past Week Show Need For Control!

Barkley Asks Quick Revival Of OPA Law   Senatot Says Price Rises of Past Week Show Need of OPA

Showdown f ight on Price rn Opened in Senate   Democratic Leader Barkley Appeals for Compromise OPA Revival; Taft Urges Support of Vetoed Bill

BARKLEY IN PLEA FOR COMPROMISE; TAFT STANDS PAT   Ohio Senator Asks Chambes to Send Back to Presi  dent Truman the BM ~ j  He Vetoed. a   MAY VOTE TODAY On WHERRY   Senator O’Daniel Prepares for Another Long Telk a& Leader Presses for Ac: . tion This Week. ]

Barkley Asks Resumption of Price Controls   Says Events of Past Week Call For Prompt Action

‘Pressure’ Tactics Are Accused by Friends and Foes of Measure at the Capital Today.   BALL DESCRIBES PROPAGANDA DRIVE

200 Injured in Fire at La Salle In Chicago Loop   Cause Uncertain; Started in Elevator Shaft

HOTEL GUESTS WERE TRAPPED; LIST 57 DEAD   LASALLE HOTEL IN DOWN. TOWN CHICAGO SCENE OF _ WORST HOTEL DISASTER ~~ IN CITY'S WSTORY

14 Leap To Death, Many Suffocated, — Over 200 Injured   22-Story LaSalle Scene Of Disaster As Firemen Guide Hundreds Down Fire Escapes

ARE REPORTED INJURED   Storms Strike Near Palestine, Nacogdoches and Lufkin ::

200,000 WORKERS STRUCK AGAINST THREE COMPANIES   That Number Walked Out From Electrical Workers In 16 States.   CTRIKE IS EFFECTIVE   Companies Produce Major Part of Nation’s Home Appliances.

Accused Argentine Leaders Deny U. S. Charges of —Conniving With  Nazis.

RUMOR ARGENTINA PLANS REPLY 10 CHARGES BY U.§,   Severat. Officials listed by “Blue Book” Deny ProNazi Activity

US. ‘Nazi’ Charge Stirs. Argentine Government; peniv Expected Soon .

Argentina Shapes Reply on Peron’s Hookup With Axis   Candidate for Presidency Makes Charges pt ‘Insolent Intervention’  by U. S. Official

Argentina Press Describes  U. S. Report As ‘Crude Lies’   Government Drafting Reply To ‘Blue Book Linking Peron, Others, With Axis

Argentine Government Starts Reply To U. S. Blue Book’s Claim Of Nazi Collaboration

Argentine Gov't Prepares Answer   Peron Expected To Refer To “‘Biue Book’’ In Talk Tonight

Pretty Mexican Mother Gives Birth fo Girl in Coal Bin Home Renting for $40 a Month

MEXICAN BABY 1S BORN IN COAL BIN Al FORT WAYNE   Parents Paying $40.00 per Month for Basement Hovel; Seven Other Children Living There,   OFFICIALS PLAN TO MOVE FAMILY

Mexican Family Is Proud of Its Home, Even Tho It’s Only a Coal Bin Room

Pretty Mexican Mother Gives Birth to 7th Child in 9x12-Foot Coal Bin Which Family Rents as Home at $40

Mother Who Lived, Bore Child, in Coal Bin Given Aid by Charities:

Mother Gives Birth To Baby Girl In Coal Bin ‘Home’ For Which Rent Is $40 Month

Draft Holiday Affects 35,000   Recruiting Drive Nets Fine Results

Bowles Wins Price Dispute   May Get Collett’s Stabilization Post

Bowles on Top In Fight For Price Line   . White House Denies Snyder to Be * Replaced in Post

WHITE HOUSE DENIES SNYDER TO BE REPLACED   Bowles:Said: Leading: In. Fight..to: Continue ~ Firm Price Policy

Bowles Appears On Top In Fight For Price Curbs  Beceeas bde4? Danlacs

BOWLES ON TOP IN PRICE FIGHI   White House Denies Snyder To Lose Reconversion Post

Bowles ‘on lop In Price Dispute  White House Denies Renorted Shakeuns

Bowles Appears fo Have Won Fight on Prices   Deny Report That Changes in Seituno Planned

Bowles Slated As Price Boss  Head of OPA Said Te Be Given High Economic Authority

Bowles Wins Bout In Price Line Battle   Official Says OPA Chief To Get Assurance Of Admin istration Support.   DENY SNYDER OUSTING

Gen. Arnold Turns US Air Forces Command Over To Gen. Spaatz   Bowles Reported Leading In Fight to Hold Line on Prices

GAINS BY BOWLES IN FIGHT TO HOLD PRICE LINE SEEN   High Official Declares Truman Will Give OPA Chief Full Assurance of His Support.   WHITE HOUSE DENIES SNYDER IS ON WAY OUT   Observers Say Announcement May Be Made Monday of Administration’s New Warge-Cost Formula.

Wins.-Fight; “For Moment, in Hold The. Line Even, . Though It Be Bent. Up \ ward ‘To Aid Wiges   Snyder: Stays On in  Reconversion Post   Meanwhile,’ White House Spokesman: Says Progress Made To End Steel  ® Strike

Celonel Hit   Snyder's Job Safe As Bowles Keeps Grip On Holding Prices

No Reply To Questions  Of Shakeup   Rumor Bowles  May Replace Either John W. Snyder Or John C. Collet

CHIEF OF OPA SITS TIGHT ON PRICE LEVELS   SHIFT IN ECONOMIC HIGH COMMAND IS HINTED

OPA Chief Holds Edge In Fight To Hold Price Line:   White House. Denie: Snyder Is Out

BOWLES SEEMS TO HOLD UPPER WAND IN FICHI   OPA Chief Apperently Successfur, for a Time, in ‘HoldLine’ Battle

Labor's Position Has ‘Changed with Growth   Back in 1930's Labor Fought for Helping Laws—Now Trying To Hold Benefite

THINK U. N. MAY END TIE WITH FRANCE   Many Delegates See Possibility of Concerted Action by Assembly to Sever Diplomatic Relations With Spain.

JU. N. Delegates Predict Possible Break \In Diplomatic Tieup With Franco Spain

Showdown on Spanish Issue Forecast by UN Delegates   Break in Diplomatic Relations Seen

U.N. Action On Spain Predicted   Nations Can No Longer Ignore Opposition To Franco

Franco Spain Break Forecast   “Now Time For Action, ‘Not Words,” Seems To Sum Up U.N. Feeling.

UN ACTION SEEN AGAINST FRANCO   Determined Drive Looms T: Head Off Arms Race

Molotov Snubs Paris Victory Day Gathering   Joins Ukrainian Delegate Ie Walkout at French Tiihewnatina Kate

Russian And Ukrainian Ministers Walk Out On Paris Liberation Party   Action Appears To Underscore Rift Between East And West, Now Widening Over Greece As A Threat To Peace

Soviets Walk Out on Paris  Celebration Seating Lineup   Seating Lineup Seen as Cause Ror Disturbance

Soviet Envoys Walk Out On  Paris Fiesta   Red Seemingly Miffed at Being Seated Behind Americans

‘Two Russians Shun Paris’  Liberation  Celebration   Underscores Rift Between East, West At Conference  On Peace Treaties

Delegates Quit - Paris Ceremony  Soviets Walk. Out On Liberation Day

SOVIETS TAKE ANOTHER WALK      Molotov, Manuilsky Leave Celebration Marking Paris Liberation

MOLOTOY SNUBS FRENCH PARTY   With Ukrainian Minister He Leaves Anniversary  Celebration

WALKOUT IS STAGED BY RUSSIANS:   Seating Arrangement Docs Not Satisfy Moloicv and Manuilsky

Seating Arrangement Unsuited To Soviets   Molotov and Manuilsky Walk Out on Paris Celebration

Nye Defeated In North Dakota  Senatorial Race   Langer, Bridston In Close Contest

Army Enlistments — Urged By Dewey   Governor Proclaims March As Recruiting Month

Vinson Advocates Extension of OPA Beyond June 30   Controls Needed to Prevent . Economic Chaos, Says Treasury Secretary

Negro Escapee Sought In Duplin   Hosea Parker Reported Seen Near Home In Duplin County

Silica Sand Is New Industry, Meteor Crater  2500 Tons Have Rean Shinned

Adriatic Port Still Remains As Bottleneck   Ministers Continue  To Battle Each Other

Byrnes, Molotov Try:1g To Solve  Trieste Issue  Measure Blocking Work On All O¢bar Pernblawnc

TRIESTE BLOCKS PEACE MEETING   Full Conference Impossible Until Big 4 Agree On Adriatic Port Issue

Trieste Issue Halts Big Four Peace Meeting Plans   Molotov and Byrnes Trying To Strike Bargain On Trieste

DENIES HEIRENS IS PREPARED TO CONFESS   Counsel Says Confer: ence Won’t Deal With Murders

WHEAT STACKS:UP ON GROUND AS HARVEST .OUTSTRIPS RAIL CARS AVAILABLE IN MIDWEST

Wheat Storage Problem Acute   Railroads Unable To Supply Enough Cars

Bumper Kansas Wheat Crop Is Piled On Cround Due to Lack of Rail Cars

Farmers Fearful Weather Will Spoil Wheat Crop  Thousands of Bushels Piled on Ground Awaiting Reyxcrors

Boxcar Shortage Forcing Farmers — To Pile Thousands Of Bushels Of — Newly-Harvested Wheat On: ‘Ground

WHEAT BELT HIT BY CAR SHORTAGE   GRAIN PILED ON GROUND, FARMERS FEARFUL OF RAIN

Spilling Over Kansas Wheat Lies On Ground Awaiting Cars As Rain Nears

Increases in Freight Rate Granted Water Carriers, Railroads   Boosts to Total Over a Billion Dollars.a Year:

RAILROAD FREIGHT RATE RISE-GRANTED   Increase in Passenger Fares Made Permanent

Interstate Commerce. Commission Grants Increases Averaging 17.6 Per Cent to Offset Higher Labor amd Operational Costs.

CARRIERS GET RATE INCREASES   Rail And Water Grants Upped Billion A Year

Ribbentrop, Jodi Pace Their Celis   11 Doomed Nazis Get News of Rejection of Appeals by ‘Grapevine’

Farm Credit Bill Goes To Senate   Measure Would Separate Farm Agencies From Agriculture Department.

EFFORTS MADE FOR RETURN OF SOVIET ENVOY   Council Expected To Ask Two Nations for Full Detils Of Dispute in Writing

Delay Strike Against Time   Clearfield Dairymen "To Meet With City Council May 12

BULGAR GOVERNMENT SET TO RESIGN TODAY   iove May Broaden Cabinet As Proposed By ‘Big 3’

Bulgarian Gov't To Resign Today   Move Will Open Way To Broaden Cabinet As Agreed.

Mexican Cattle Imports to U.S. Begin on Friday   Removal of Quarantine Agreed on By Anderson, Animal Industry Board

\Postoffice, Grocery Store Damaged Five Are Injured In Rlast At Muleshoe

Parks to Aitract Record Crowds  - Service Revises Its  Estimates Upward

Parks to Attract Record Crowds  Service Revises Its  a ee, Sagem.

‘State Treasurer Can Call Gas Distributors  for Hearing on Taxes

Officers Doubt ‘Confession’ ln Degnan Murder   Male Nurse, Held In Phoenix, Ariz., Says He Killed Child

To Quiz Man in Degnan Case   Man Held in Phoenix Jail Says He Kidnaped, Killed Child

"Confession" in Degnan Murder Is Investigated:   Ex-Convict, Jailed in ‘Filled Suzanne

Chicago Officers Flying to Phoentx   Will Question 4.2-Year-Ole Ex-Convict In Conneetion With Deenan Case

Chicago Police Check Story of Arizona Man Who Admits Brutal Kidnap-Slaying of Suzanne Degnan

EX-CONVICT SAYS HE IS SLAYER OF SUZANNE DEGNAN   CHICAGO OFFICERS FLY TO ARIZONA TO QUESTION SUSPECT

DEGNAN DEATH SUSPECT HELD   Man Arrested On Sex Charge Against Daughter Involves Self

PRESIDENT TRUMAN WOULD USE GOVERNMENT BONDS TN PAYING FURLOUGH TIME OF VETERANS   Peace Negotiations Are Reported to Be in Complete Deadlock in Nanking—Long Expected Clash Between Britain’s Labor Government And House of Peers Is Averted Narrowly

Terminal Pay in Bonds Is Suggested by Truman As Aid in Fight Against Inflation

New Furlough Pay Proposal Being Offered   Five-Year Bonds In $25 Lots For. ' Vets Suaaested

SENATE INDORSES LEAVE PAY PROPOSAL   Truman-Sponsored Bond Project Gets Backing

Approve Bonds For Leave Pay   Early Senate Action Now is Anticipated

Plan for Payment In Bonds Backed By Senate Group   New Proposal Made By Truman 14 Million Veterans Would Benefit

Bond Terminal Pay Plan Endorsed   Liquor, Gifts Charged Against Government By War Plants

Would Make Terminal Pay in U. §. Bonds   Compromise Calls for $50 Cash, Rest on Five-vear Plan

Truman Proposes Terminal Pay in U.S. Bonds, Cush   Estimated Cost  Te 2 Million...Total 14 Million Vets To Receive Pay

Truman Backs Using Bonds As Well As Cash In Paying Veterans Furlough Time

Plan Advanced To Avoid. Inflationary  Effects;  Approval Seen. -

Truman Favors Cash, Bonds in Terminal Pay   . Nearly 14,000,000 Veterans to Receive From $2,750,000,000 ‘To $3,000,000,000

FURLOUGH PAY PLAN APPROVEL   Proposal Would Give U.S.  Bonds to Veterans

Compromise Plan On Terminal Pay   President Approves Method For Payment in Bonds And Cash to Veterans

Compromise Plan For Gl Terminal Pay   Truman, Favors Bill For ‘Bonds and Cash’ Payment System

Vets Would Be Paid in Govt. Bonds   Senate Military Group Approves President Truman’s Propesc!.

Suggest Bond Plus Cash As Vets’ Payment.   Truman Proposes Use Of Bonds In Paying For Fur lavneh Tava.

Truman Offers Plan To Pay Vets’ Furlough   U. S. BONDS AS WELL AS CASH PROPOSED BY PRESIDENT

TRUMAN OFFERS NEW PAY PLAN   Ex-Enlisted Men Would Get Bonds as Leave Pay

COMPROMISE PLAN TO USE GOVERNMENT BONDS, PROPOSED   To Be Used In Paying Approximately 14,000,000 War Veterans.   FOR FURLOUGH TIME   The Plan Is President Truman’s Own Idea, His Secretary Said.

Terminal Pay May Be Met With Bonds   Plan For Paying Veterans For Furlough Time Advanced By Truman

TRUMAN NAMES 3-MAN BOARD TO SET PRICES   Price Chief Again Promises Fight On Inflation

Truman Sits Trio on New OPA Board «   Decontrol Officials Can Overule Porter On Price Ceilings

Warn Price Increases Will Come Despite OPA   Persons Evicted From Rented Homes Have Hopes Revived By Authorities

Louisiana. n Chosen as Chairman.   Group Will Exercise Final Authority Over Revived Low

Mead, Bell And Thompson ‘Appointed By Truman For New OPA De-Control Board:

‘Ceilings Raised on  New Cars and Coffee { _— 7 _ a   New Board to Decide liems To Remain Free of Control

Decontrol Board For OPA Named   New Orleans Land Bank Head Named ‘Chairman of Three-Member Group ©

OPA Overseers Have Final Say on Price Ceiling   Ex-Treasury Aide, Land Bank Man, Paper Official Picked

Panel Will Decide Key  Food Status _ Wagner Praises  Tenman’s Wark

‘SPRINGFIELD GIRL BRIDE OF CHINESE   Marriage Blocked by Missouri Law, Couple Drive to Columbus, Kan.. for Ceremony.

Strikers Given Stern Warning   Schwellenbach Cautio! Maritime Workers, FE  Implement: Kmouloves.:.

SERVE WARNING ON-LABOR RIFTS   Seek Peace in Farm Equipment, Maritime

Navy Reported Ready To Take Over Shipping   Early Settlement of Dispute Called for By Schwellenbach

Gov't Seeks Quick Settlement In Two Threa itened Tieups   Maritime Accord Sought; Jarn Equipment Companies Warned To Co Operate. -

Government Warns It Wants Quick Settlement Of Two Pending Strikes

Schwellenbach Will Hold Meets Until : Settlement Reached   Government Warns Maritime, Equipment Groups on Disputes

Gov't Gives Labor Stern Warnings   Wants Maritime and Farm Equipment Strikes Settled Quickly

Government Takes Stern Strike Stand   Demands Quick Ending of Pending Disputes; Selzures Imminent

Navy Ready to Act Quickly   Coal Strikers Return on Friday: Anthracite Workers Ont

Warnings in Farm Tool, Ship Feuds   Can't Allow Marine Hall, _ Schwellenbach Says;  May Seize Caée.

Government Warns Maritime. Farm Equipment Industries To Settle Disputes Quickly   Ship Operators and Union Leaders Told Marine Strike Will Not Be Permitted

Gov't Boosts ~ Coffon Prices      Move Made Te Increase  Production of Scarce Clothina

SEEN AS SPUR TO INCREASE CLOTH OUTPUT   Adjustments To Mean Higher Retail Prices

MAY INCREASE CLOTHING STOCKS _  OPA Grants Price Boosts For Cotton Textile Goods

Textile Price Raise Granted By Government   OPA Policy Indicate: Slight Increase in Shirt Costs

Hisher Textile Prices Approved   Increased Low-Cost Clothing Is Objective

OHIRTS, DRESSES TO RISE IN PRICE   GOVERNMENT ALTHORIZES MILLS TO CHARGE MORE FoR COTTON TEXTILES,

FORD REQUEST SIDE-STEPPED BY ClO CHIEF   PRESIDENT MURRAY DODGES LABOR DISPUTE

Rose, Canadian Communist, Free  In $25,000 Bone   Bail Raised By Relatives And Friends of Accused Parliament Member

U.S. SOLDIERS BREAK UP RIOT AT LANDSBERG   g Wo Persons Reported Dead Following Outbreaks In ‘Mein Kampf’ Home

STIFF CURFEW SET AS RIOTS MAR ELECTION   German Jews Quelled After Calling Americans ‘SS Swine’

Jews Assault Reich Voters.   U.S. Imposes Curfew After Election Rist

SSeeeeeseeeeaeeseaeseaeseee Sisters Meet After 40-Year Separation

U.S. Marines Again Targets of Fire From Armed Band of Chinese, Report

SNIPERS FIRE —ONU. S. TRUCK      MARINES AGAIN , UNDER FIRE IN LATEST. OUTEREAK  IN NORTH CHINA  AREA

File Suit Against CBS      Dissolution of Radio Chain Sought By Dry Leaders; Schenley Co. Ancluded in Charges

Dissolution Suit Is Filed Against CBS   Plaintiffs Charge Time Was Refused To Make Abstinence Broadcasts

CBS Dissolution Is Sought in Suit   Network Discriminating Against ‘Drys’, Charge

Ask Break-Up Of Air Network   Temperance Speaker Attacks Columbia

Drys Seek to Dissolve CBS   Charge Radio Chain With Barring Use to Anti-Liquor Forces

CBS SUED BY DRY’ FACTION   Dissolution Suit Names Broadcasting System, Schenley Liquer Heads

Suit is Filed Against CBS   _ Anti-Drinking Forces ' Charge Discrimination

Suit Seeks fo Dissolve CBS  Evanapolict Artiva   Evangelist Active In Starting Case

Evangelist Files Suit Aganst CBS   Radio Officials, Schenley Corporation, CBS Sued for $33,663,048

Formation of Trusteeship Counci! Seen   Definite Promises Received from Britain and Australia

U.N. COUNCIL ASSURED FOR TRUSTEESHIPS   Commitments by Britain and Australia Pave the Way for Creation of Group at Forthcoming U.N, Assembly.

U.N. Trusteeship  Council Assured   Agreements Received From British And Australians.

Trustee Council Will Be Created   Agreement Between Great Britain, Australia Assures Creation Council

U.N. COUNCIL TRUSTEESHIP IS ASSURED   Definite Promises of Agreement Received From Great Britain and Austraha   TRUMAN WILL SPEAK

SUAP SHORTAGE TO GET WORSE   Public Health Official Says Health Not Endangered By Lack Of Soap

Bathing May Become Monthly Habit As Shortage of Soap Grows Worse

Violence Rife in Chicago; Owner of Tavern is Wounded   Shot Four Times When Entering His Apartment Early Today

Gunmen Shoot Tavern Owner   Hit By Four Slugs. As He Enters Building

18 Saved From Death by Review Of Army Court   Colonial Office Announces Mufti Is Not Acceptable as Dele. gate to London

Commute Stern Gang Sentence  To Life Term   British Colonial Office Lifts Death Sentence On Tewieh Nationalists.

Death for 18 Jews Commuted  To Imprisonment  Mufti Declared Unacceptable As Arab Deleaate

HAIFA BOMBERS ESCAPE DEATH   British Commute Sentences  Of 18 Terrorists

18 Jews’ Sentences Commuted   Stern Gang Members Who _ Bombed Haifa Rails - Saved From Death

‘HOT WEATHER IS BACK   Flora Predicts No Decided Change in Temperature Soon

OVER NATION RISES T0 243   Traffic Deaths Total 113; Other Tragic Deaths 130

NATION'S HOLIDAY ‘DEATHS REACH 243   FATALITIES FAR BELOW ADVANCE FORECAST OF SAFETY COUNCIL

Toll of Violent ‘Deaths in Nation Climbs   Fatalities Remain Well Below Advance Forecasts

Violent Death Toll Hits 243   Ohio Leads Nation’s Road  Boatalistoas Wisk &

Maritime Commission Reports 19 Shipbuilders Made 356 Millions Profits on 22 Millions Investment

3 MG Officers Reported Slam   Beaten to Death at Passau, Says Stars & Stripes

GERMANS MURDER THREE OFFICERS   Government Officials Are Found Beaten to Death _ and Burned.

3 AMERICANS DIE IN BLAZE   F ind Charred Bodies  in German House

U. S. Supports Gen. Marshall   Delay of Peace-in China Means Economic Aid Postnonement

UJ, §. WARNS CHINESE TO EFFECT PEACE   Economic Ald May 8e Post. noned By U.S.

Men Believed to Be Seneca Murderers Kill Tulsa Officer, Wound Another   One Captured Identifies Second Who Escaped As James Eddy, Aged 23; Now Object of Widespread Search.

POLICEMAN KILLED IN TULSA GUN-BATTLE; POLICE HOLDING YOUTH, SEARCH FOR PARTNER

SEEK 10 SAVE REFUGEE PLAN   Social Council Reportedly Agreed On Drastic Reduction -

23 KILLED IN NEW INDIAN OUTBREAKS   Bodies Found Stufied In Sewers After Ferocious Communal Rioting

DISMISS 10 IN HUNT FOR JURY   Lengthy Examination 0 Veniremen Underway At Jackson

Truman Prestige Is at Stake in State's Election   Nip-and-Tuck Battle Looms; Local Officers Also to Be Elected

GM Hikes Price of Cars, Trucks  Adds Hundred Dollars, Effective Immediately

PRICE RAISES   Ford, Chrysier Pian To Hold Immediate Line; Appliance Boosts Coming

GM INCREASES PRICE ON AUTOS   Boosts Each Make, Trucks $100; Others May Follow

PRICE OF G. M. CARS UPPED $100   CHRYSLER AND FORD HOLD PRICE LEVELS, AWAIT DEVELOPMENTS

GM Car Price . Goes Up $100   Increase Affects Trucks,  Cars Today: Chrysler, _Earpt bdarle Mme

General Motors Ups Car Prices   $100 Increase for Cars and Trucks

GENERAL MOTOR HIKES PRICES   Ford, Chrysler Marking Time On Possible Action

Price Increases Effective at Once   Adjustments Coming in Househol Appliances — Ford Planning No Immediate Hike

GM Hikes Price of Cars, Trucks  Adds Hundred Dollars EbSaebieun Iemadiaboalu

PRICE TAGS 0 GM AUTOS AND TRUCKS UP S100   Ford and Chrysler Mark Time on Possible Action After Decontrol Move

Monarchy Trails by Two to One As Ballots From Ten Per Cent of Election Precincts Are Counted.

ITALIANS FAVOR REPUBLIC OVER MONARCHY; FRENCH MAY GET COALITION GOVT.

A-BOMB STRATEGY OF U.S. CHANEGD BY WORLD EVENTS   By JOSEPH L. MYLER

Byrnes Warns No Nation May Take Law Into [ts Own Hands   Discussion of Iran Dispute Put Off Until  Tuesday   Flag Pole Bare; UNO  oo. pr _fF7F & €£. $}

RUSSIA AND IRAN NEGOTIATING 10 ~SEMTLE DISPUTE   Proceedings Entirely Di. . Worced from Red Army  SS a?

Russia and Iran Move to Settle - All Top Issues   Teheran Conference May Solve Major Differences Sull Existing   TROOP EVACUATION IS NOT CONSIDERED   Talks Are Entirely Divorced From Movement of Russian Forces

Tran Spokesman Says ‘Settlement Of Issues ‘Now Being. Negotiated

SOVIET STAND THREAT TO BIG 4 MEETING   American Delegate May Stage Walkout

Fifth Fleet to Be Reorganized Soon   Adm. Sherman to Bring Battleship lowa and Destroyer Squadron To West Coast

TO REORGANIZE FLEET   Part of Fifth Will Be Brought to Weat Coast by Sherman

Openly Urges Anarchy In Strikes, Claim   Will Not Remove State Labor Board Members If Actions Are Not Derelict

Russia and lran Sign Treaty With Problems Solved.   Red Troops to Withdraw and Oil Rights Are Neaatiated = ==—s

TROUBLES END WITH APPROVAL OF AGREEMENT   Russian Troops Will Leave Country By May 5 Under New Plan   AZERBAIJAN NOT COVERED   Province Difficulties Now Regarded As Internal Affair Of Iran

RUSSIA, IRAN SIGN TREATY EARLY TODAY   Iranian Government Agrees To Grant Oi] Concessions To Russia

FOR RED ARMY TO QUIT NATION   UN Security Council Members, In Adjournment, Inspect Site for Future Home

Provitté Foi Evacuation Of Troops By May 5   Oil Resources of the Small Country 6 he bajdcited Jointh “ By the Two Nations

Fi irst UN     Hodigg      -PACT-ALSO PROVIDES FOR ALL SOVIET TROOPS TO BE OUT OF IRAN BY FIFTH OF' MAY .. .

HAVEN OFFERED WOMAN AND DOGS   MARIE TAULEY INVITED TO BRING 23 PETS TO KENNEL NEAR CARTHAGE.

UMW. LEADER MAY OROER TRUCE “THIS: AFTERNOON   Prolanged Conferences in Woshington Court Hint Conciliatian Mova

COURT RECESS BEING LINKED WITH REPOR]   GOVERNMENT ATTORNEY ASKS JUDGE -TO FINE UNITED AEN _-WORKERS . $3,500,000.

RECOMMENDS ig PENALTY   Prosecutor Says Jail Sentence for Lewis Wouldn't Mine Coal

LIVESTOCK PRICES APPROACH RECORDS   Lifting Of OPA Controls Send Quotations Searing Through nnt Satian

MAJOR GOVERNMENT DECISIONS ON WAGE STABILIZATION PLANS IN MAKING: NEW STORMS SEEN

LABOR STORM CLOUDS FORM   Government Studies Decisions on Wage Stabilization

Formulate U.S. Wage Policies   Federal Board Meets as Strike Clouds Task Ominous

—LABOR— New Wage Policy Is In Making   Attempt To Stay Wave Of Demands

Big Wage Decisions In Making   Stabilization Policy Is Futire Objective Of U. S. Board As Labor Storm Gathers

New Wage Line Being Pondered In Washington   Labor Discontent Over Rising Prices Spurs Action

Future Wage Police tv In The ‘Making g Today   Libor-Managenient Peace For Menths to Come Depends on Right ‘Roaluton -

Nation Facing Wave Of Strikes   Unrest Mounts As Living Costs Rise

HOSPITAL PROBE BILL IS KILLED   State Board Hands Lausche Stinging Rebuff

BLOCKED BY POLITICAL MOVE      BOARD OF CONTROLS REFUSES TO RELEASE $20,000 TO ¥TNANCE MUCH NEEDED  “OHIO PROJECT.

IAA Chief Demands Regulation of All Industrial Unions   Speaks For Agriculture in Outlining Need For Labor Union Curbs

U.S. May Act Soon to End Tieup of Ships   Schwellenbach  Aides Talk With  Union Leaders

Maritime Strike Joined By N.Y. Tugmen   Overseas and Coastal Shipping Paralyzed With 400,000 Idle

CONFERENCES START TODAY   Must Reconcile Senate and House Versions

Congress Studies Higher Army Pay   10 to 50 Percent Increases To Be Considered

Draft Bill Into - Conference Today   Observers Believe House Pay Hikes of 50 Per cent Will Be Accepted.

THOUSANDS MORE WORKERS HANDED LAY-OFFNOTICES   FREIGHT EMBARGO IN EFFECT AT MIDNIGHT; NEW CURBS PLANNED

Paralysis In Country Well Under Way   Stringent Measures To Conserve Coal Stocks Ordered

FORD TO CLOSE; LEWIS REMAINS FIRM IN BATTLE   U. S. Mediator Presses For Settlement As Industry Becomes Hard Hit

Life Of Nation Choked   Thousands American Workers Are Handed Pre-Christmas Layoff

Rail Embargo Tops Effects Coal Walkout   Avalanche New Unemploy ment Sends Idleness Total Well Above 200.000   Miners Content  Watch and Wait   Forty UMW Members Re: turn to Pits In Colorado; “We Need Money,” These Say

cee eee  > Million Jobless Seen By Jan. Ist   Motor Industry And Rail. roads Begin Curtailing Pavrolls

THOUSANDS LAID OFF AS FREIGHT EMBARGO BEGINS   Five - Million Workers Face Idieness By Jan. 1 If  Cavite Cantinsueac  

Rail Shipment Embargo Climaxes Snowballing Effects Of Coal Strike

Affect Trains, Mail, Express   Tens Of Thousands More Face Layoffs

Snowballing Effects Of Prolonged  Stoppage Called Body Blow To Nation's Economy

Soft Coal Strike To Idle 5,000,000  — Railroad Embargo - Brinas New Lavofts

Idle Workers Mount -Daily by Thousands   First of Year May Find Five Million Laid Off

Ford Forced To Lay Off 110,000 Men   Number Idled by Prolonged Strike Past 800,000 Mark; Railroads Furlough 51,000, to Let 100.000 More Goa

Goal Strike Paralyzing U.S. Industry   OVER 5,000, 000. WILL BE OUT OF WORK BY JANUARY 1

Number Made Idle by Miners’ Strike Over 900,000 Mark   Automobile Plants anc Railroads Forced to Lay Off Workers

IDLENESS TOTAL PASSED THE 213,000 MARK FRIDAY   Embargo on Railroad Freight Shipment Went Into Effect.   ‘MANY GIVEN LAY OFFS   Sixteen-day Stoppage Gradually Choked Life of the Nation.

RR. EMBARGO THROWS MANY OUT OF JOBS   213,000 Listed Unemployed Due To Coal Shortage   FORD PLANT   Begins Layoffs That May Effect 500,000 Workers Within Ten Days

‘Thousands Laid off as Rail Embargo Goes Into iEffect over US: 5 Million Seen Idle by Jan. 1

THOUSANDS MORE IDLE AS EMBARGO RESULTS; MAY REACH o MILLION  ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND   ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL LIFE OF NATION CHOKED OFF

Fear Five Millions ~ Idle by New Year's If Miners Stay Out   Avalanche of Unemployment Grows Daily as Result of Strike

Rail Freight Embargo Is Strike Climax   Further Layoffs Send Unemployment Total Above 213,000 Today

Lack Of Fuel Idles 800,000; Strike Effects Are Spreadine   Brownouts Invoked For Major Centers; Violence Flares Up

See 5 Million Idle by Jan. 1   213,000 Workers in Related Industries Are Laid Off

Over 800,000 Now Idle In Nation Because Of 38-Day Coal Strike   Reconversion Program Hard Hit And  Practically All Industries Now Affactad

Coal Strike Slowly” Throttles Industry; Idle List Growing   Rail Embargo Brings More Layoffs---Miners Await Lewis Word

213,000 Are Idle In United States   Effects of Coal Stnke Spreads to Other  Industries   HITS ENTIRE NATION   Government Plans Exten_ sion of Drastic Brown Out Orders

Pre-Christmas Layoffs Are Handed Tens of Thousands As Stoppage Stifles Nation

MILLIONS ARE TO BE IDLE IF RIFT GOES ON   Embargo on Rail Freight Puts More Men Out of Work  Across Nation   CONSERVATION MEASURES TG BE MORE STRINCENT

Pre-Christmas Layoffs Spread Across Country   Railroads, Industries Curtail Work: Few . Miners Return

— COAL STRIKE . Fuel Lack Strangles Many Industries   Ford Shuts Plant: Chrysler Corp. May Follow Suit

HUNDREDS MORE MAY BE IDLED; STRIKE BLAMED   Millions To Be Out of Jobs Unless Walkout Ends Before Jan. 1

Rail Embargo Hits Nation   Effects of Soft Coal Strike Snowballing as New Unemployment Soars

FORD 10 SHUT DOWN PLANTS   Coal Strike Is Blamed; Other Industries Also Affected

Rail Embargo Chokes Job Holders More   Pre-Christmas Layoffs Spread—GE Erie Plant Mav Close

Unemployment Tofal Climbs Up To 213,000   May Go To Five Million If Strike Continues

‘200,000 Are Idled as Coal: Shortage Causes Closing Of Many Industries: City Utilities Are Threatened

Reconversion Program Slowed By Coal Strike   Ford Motor Company Suspending Virtually All Operations indefinitely Tonight

800,000 Idle:  Industr Strangling For Fuel; More Trains Curtailed

Coal Strike May Idle Five Millior   Unemployment Expected to Reach That Level If Walkout Continues Until January  More Workers Get Lay-Off Notices.

Great Ford Plant To Close Tonight   110,000 More To Be Wade Idle—Railroads Lay Off Men— Government Peace Plan Rejected

Rail Embar a Pushes Tota Of U.S. Idle Over 215, ON   Coal Strike Chokes Social, Educational And Economic Life

More Stringent Actions Planned To Save Fuel   Glum Prediction That Some People Will Be Cold Within a Week

Worst Meat Shortage in History Seen   Stock Feeders Association Official Flits OPA Rules,

U.S. Worst Meat Famine Is Forecast   Prediction Made By Livestock Feeder lr Testimony Before Senuie Body

Shortage of Meat to Be Worst Ever   Livestock Feeder So Tells Senate Committee in _ Price Control Proby.

Predicts Drastic Meat Shortage for Summer Months   Pickell Puts All Blame _on O.P.A., Cattle Feed Men Can’t Make Profit on Prices

Severe Meat Shortage In U.S. Forecast   OPA Regulations Blamed By Official Of Feed Association

MEAT SHORTAGE TO GET WORSE IS PREDICTION   Claim Congress Can Revers Trend By Dropping Price Controls

Worst U.S. Meai Shortage in History Sighted   Livestock Association Secretary Blames OPA Regulations for Nation’s Situation, Asks Congress to Remove Food Price Controls

Black Market in Butter Increases   Meat Situation Will Get ‘Worse and Worse ’ Livestock Official Asserts

Feeders’ Head Blames OPA  For Situation   Declares Cattle Feeders, Other Farmers Can't Make Money on Meat

Removal Of Ceilings Is Only Hope   First Annual Breakfast Event Elicits Important Agricultur al Information.

Leader Declares Cattlemen Need Assurance: Price Control Will Be Taken Off Meat

MEAT SHORTAGES. PREDICTED TODAY   Livestock Leader Says Case to Be “Worst In History.”

Blame Placed on OPA Regulations by Feeder Group   Need Assurance Ceilings Will Come Off, Pickell Says at Committee Hearing

Worst Meat Shortage In U.S. Foreseen   Livestock Feeders Organization Official Seeks Lifting Of Ceilings.   CRITICIZES OPA

Worst Meat Shortage In Our History   Farm Spokesman Lashes Out At Sen. Barkley

Lancaster Warehouse Destroyed By Flames   Damage Of $1,000,000 Reported As 1400 Tons Of ‘Tobacco Are Destroyed

Widening Military Danger Seen By Donald Nelson  Former Production Chief Warns Against Expansion

New, * Warns Wartime Tiff  With Military  Points Lesson   Former WPB Chief Discloses Attempt At Unseatinge Him

“Arsenal Of Democracy’ Says REEL RIE ETT CCL LT STEELE TOT TO SPENT AAA SEA PRU RSA ELI ER OED LP EEO AERO TOME LE NPS  Beware Of Widening Military Influence   COLLABORATING

Nelson In Book Warns Against Army Influence   Former WPB Boss Urges The Nation To Be On Cuard

Donald Nelson Warns Nation To Be On Guard Aaainst Military Control

eso Cations  “Army: Influene   Seen Becoming ‘Layportant ” Government Branch By -Fornier. WPB. Chairnian

Former Boss Of WPB Raps Army Policy   ‘Whole Economic, Social System Will Be in Peril’

MILITARY *   Former WPB Takes’ Wraps: OF In His Wartime Rift with” 3 Military

Nelson Hoists New Warning To Nation To Be On Guard; Military Influence Cited

U.S. WARNED OF PERIL IN ARMY CONTROL   Nelson Cautions Nation Of Military Influence In Civilian Fconwmy

Eisenhower Denies Nelson’s Charge Of  Civil Domination   Army Seeks No Control Over Anything Except Its Own Affairs, General Says

Nelson Issues Warning For U.S. To Stay On Guard   Says Nation Should Note Widening of Military Influence

NELSON CHARGE DENIED BY ‘IKE   Asserts Economic Control Unwanted by Army

Donald Nelson Warns Nation To Be On Guard Against Widening Military Influence   Former Chairman Of WPB Takes Wraps Off Wartime Fight With The Army

Former WPB Chief Warns of Military Influence in U.S.   Donald Nelson Writes That Army Largely Took Over Civilian Economy in 1944

Nelson Warns Nation to Be on Guard   Not Only in War But in Peace Against Military Influence

WARNING IS SOUNDED IN’ NELSON BOOK   Fermer War Production Board Chairman Calls Upon Nation To Be On Guard   LESSON TAUGHT CLEAR   Situation Is Discussed At White House

Widening Military Danger Seen By Donald Nelson  Former Production Chief Warns Aaninet Evwrnene ian

ormer Production Board Head Warns Nation to Guard Against Military

Sees Danger Of Military Hierarchy   ‘Donald Nelson Airs Conflict. With ArmyNavy Heads in Book,  “Arsenal of Democracv:

Army Control Of Economics Seen as Peril   U. S. Social System In Military’s Hands, Donald Nelson Warns

Nelson Blast at Military Seizure Of Wartime Rule  Manufactured Idea Of Shortages to Take over Economy

Urged the Nation to Be on ’ Guard, “Not @aly. In War“But Also In Peace.”        is NOW WRITING A BOOK   Warned Against Widerting Miltary Influence, In His Publication, =‘

Nelson Reveals Wartime Fight With Army, Warns of Danger In Widening Military Powers

Former WPB Chairman Makes Alarming Charges In Book... .  Guard Against Widening Military Power - Nelsor

Nelson Assertion Declared Untrue  Eisenhower Answers for U. 5S. Army

NELSON SOUNDS ALARM AT RISE OF MILITARY INFLUENCE   Former WPB Heac Cites Charges  In New Book He  Is Publishing

MARION COUNTY PLOWING MATCH THIS AFTERNOON   Winner Will Compete in the Corn Belt Match on September 21st

TO HOLD COUNTY PLOW MATCH ON ~ STEENHOEK FARM   Pella C. of C. to Sponsor the Match. Thursday, Sept. 5 The Date

BRIDE, 16, LEAVES HOME OF MATE, 7   THRICE-MARRIED FARMER HAS NOT SEEN HER SINCE FRIDAY NIGHT.

LUTHERAN MISSION OFFICERS ELECTED   Mrs, Frank Ziegler, Hanover, Re. Elected President Of Adams District At Arendtsville Meetings

Ministers Progress  On Trieste   Rur Into. New Snag On Deadline For Pulling Out Occupation Troops

Agreement on Trieste Nears, Russia Yields   Molotay :Agrees “on: » Supreme Powers for Trieste Governors, Giving in on Point

Progress Made in Thorny Issue of Control of Trieste   Removal of Occupation Troops Presents New Snaq

Make Pr ‘ogress In Control of Trueste Issue  But Problem of Time for Removal  wPreridcgavic **% wees

Progress Made Toward Solving Trieste Issue   Occupation Forces Question Is Again Roised by Molotov

Big Four Runs Into .New Snag  in Trieste Question   Deadline for Removal of Occupation Troops Presents Problem for Council of Foreign Ministers

Big 4 Makes Progress On Trieste Issue   Rut Ruws Into New Suag Ou Problem of Dead. line for Removal Oc cupation Troops

NEW SNAG STRUCK IN TRIESTE TALKS   RUSSIA RAISES ISSUE OF DEADLINE FOR DEPARTURE OF OCCUPATION TROOPS.

Troops Now Snag Trieste Progress   “oreign Ministers  Draft Police Plan

U. S. General Hits at Reds  Among Koreans   Americans Not to Let ‘Venal Segment’ Take Power, Hodge Says

win a! . et x om gee np es alae Coa 8 Le  rx  . —— . : — oe RY: ~~ 4 _~  ~~ a™“@   “The Lost, Week-End” Cleans Up Major Awards: Munn Rest Sunnorting Actor

C.1.0. 10 OPPOSE 10.0. 5, SENATORS   all NAMES SCORE OF HOUSE MEMBERS IF WILL TRY TO DEFEAT AT POLLS.

PAC Names 10 Solons They Hope To Defeat   McKellar, Wheeler, Mar. _tin, Hartley Included in Boycott List

CIO-PAC Asks Defeat OF McKellar   10 Senators, Score Of House Members Opposed By Committee

CIO PAC Draws Vote Purge List   10 Senators Named as Unwanted Candidates

SHOWDOWN NEAR IN POLAND  DISSENSION - RIDDEN COUNTRY FACES CRISIS

Seeker. Fee BEE:  Poland Faces Showdown in Vote Slated for June 30

{SOME LE GAL —AUTHORITIESBELIEVE HIGH COURT WSLI,  SET ASIDE HEAVY INES

NATION'S SOFT COAL MINERS 60:70 WORK   Bond Is Posted Pending Appeal To Supreme Court

Supreme Court May Take Month To Decide Issue   Industry Rushes Preparations to Get Back to Normal Production in Two Weeks -—— Miners Lost Average Of $200 in Seventeen Days

His Wife a Leper, Mai. Hornbostel Pledges His Life to Fight Leprosy’s Segregation and Social Ostracism

No Progress Made Toward Settling Soft Coal Walkout   Transit Strikes In Detroit, Akron Crippling Cities

No Break In New Strikes   Mayor Of Detroit Rejects AFL Compromise Offer; Others Deadlocked

DETROIT MAYOR REJECTS OFFER   Little Progress Reported ir Coal Negotiations

Detroit Mayor Rejects Offer Transit Strike   Three Newest Work Stoppages Continue Without Apparent Settlements.   MADE BY UNION

Transit Offer Is Rejected   Mayor Turns Down Compromise; Strik« By Farmers Seen

Three Major Strikes Still Grip Nation   No Early Settlement Seen for Soft Coal Or Transportation Strike

U. §. MARRIAGE MART HAS SUFFICIENT MEN   Census Offictal Says Supply 1s Adequate Despite Changes in Ratio Due to War.

1,125 Believed Killed by Jap Quake, Wave:   Authorities Hasten Food Shelter to Stricken  Deofoantiurse

RELIEF RUSHED TO QUAKE ZONE   Yanks Join Japs in Providing Shelter As Toll Reaches 1,125

1,125 Dead in Jap Quake: 104 Missing And 1,471 Injured  300,000 Are Homeless— No. U. S. Casualties eporte

QUAKE’S DEATH TOLL RISES 10 1,125 JAPANESE   Relief Rushed To Area Where 300,000 Are Let Homeless

No Americans Listed Among Dead In Quake   Authorities Take Steps to Shelter Survivors from Cold

AGED MAN BURNED WHEN STOVE EXPLODES   Chas. Critti, 80, Makes Way Unaided Out of Burning Room on Pear Street

Young Mother And Baby Stranded   Went From Texas To Philadelphia To Meet Gi Husband, Who Wasn't There

Russian Warns on U. 5. Interference in China, Interned Reporter Asserts

Commandant Quoted as Declaring Reds Don’t Want ‘Those with Gold’ to ‘Handicap Friendship’ with China

Newsmen Discove Manchurials _ . Soviet Back Yard   Russian Commandant Is “Too Busy” to Meet Correspondents; Red Army Controls Cities, Keep Chinese Work at Standstill

Russ Army Chief Warns ; Other Nations To Keep Hands Off In Manchuric

 Russian Officer Says, ‘We — Don’t Want Gold to Handicap Our Friendship With China’

Reds Employ Mailed Fist in Manchuria   Interference With Russian Plans Are Squelched by Force

‘Keep Hands Off Manchuria’ Russian Commandant’s Warning To Other Nations. .

Soviet General Tells Other Nation: To ‘Keep Hands Off Manchuria’   American Newsmen Held Incommunicado After Frigid Reception in Changchun; Report Manchuria for Present is Russia’s Back Yard

Soviets Don’t Want Any Other Nations To Spoil . “Friendship” With China

RussiaDoes Not WantGold Holders To Interfere With Friendship With Chinese

Russian Commandant Warns Other . Nations to Keep Hands Off Manchurio

Manchuria Is Soviet ‘Back Yard   Allied News ; Correspondents Report Russians Have Region in Vise; Frigid to Outsiders

Red Army Will “Cut Off” Hand That Interferes In USSR-China “Friendship”

SENATE G. 0. P IN FIGHT OVER LABOR POST   Committee Chairmanship at Stake in Mixup

Senators Battle For Chairmanship   GOP Senators In Showdown Fight On Labor Committee Chairmanship  Ry FRANK B. ALLEN

Railroad Unions Go To Hearings   New. Jersey Walkout Cancelled Last Moment

New Price Policy Goes  Into E:fiect   Porter to Free Huge Quantities  Of Clothing

New OPA Chie’ Aims To Free Stored Goods   Ruling of Bowles Let Articles Collect Dust in Warehouses

Expect Shortage ltems To Reach Markets Shortly   New Policy By Government Expected To Aid In Replenishing Stocks   PORTER BECOMES NEW 0. P. A. HEAD

Chinese Reds Defending Rail City   Battle in Progress, Government Leader Says

Chinese Reds Fight For City  Bitter Battle Rages For Key Rail Town

Trouble Flares In Manchuria   Chinese Factions Battle for Possession of Rail Junction

CHINESE RIFT GROWS    Battle Going On 6 Days for Rail  Junction Town

Fight for Rail Junction City Is Now in 6th Day   Chinese Political Rift Widens; Truce Team Being Heid Under Guard

U.S. Allows Germans More Freedom, T hough Y ouths Cling to Nazi Views

Suspects In Ambush Shooting Reported Trapped In Woods; Lynching Of Group Is Likely

One Member Shot, Seized;  Continue Hunt   Sought After Wounding Four White Men, Shooting at Police

HRUNT NEGRO) FAMILY   Posse of 300 Moves in After Shooting Affray

Posse Hunts Down Negroes   Sought for Wounding Of Four White Men,  One Seriously

POSSE HUNTING NEGRO FAMILY IN MISSISSIPPI   Reported One Member Of Family Shot And Captured; Negroes Suspected Of Shooting White Men.

POSSE HUNTING FOR NEGRO FAMILY   Group Accused of Wounding Four White Men

4 Neg roes Surrounded  Tn Woods   Hunted For Wounding Three In Ambush Attack Last Night In Seanth Carolina

Posse Surrounds Negroes Suspected Of Wounding Three In Ambush Attack

Four White Men Wounded By Gunfire   Hundreds Join In Search Of Region Near Magee

Negro Suspects Are Surrounded   Four Brothers Blamed For The Shooting Of Deouty Sheriff

POSSES CORNER DIXIE FUGITIVES   Family Trapped In Swamp In Series Of Shootings

Posse Surrounds Hunted Negroes in Mississippi Swamp   Members of Family Sought After Wounding Four Whitemen in Gun Battle: One Is Shot and Captured

Posse of 300 Searches For Berserk Family   Negroes Take To Swamp After Sunday Shooting

POSSE HUNTS DOWN NEGROES AFTER SHOOTING   One of Family Shot and Captured After Fracas Near Magee, Miss.

Posse Hunting “Negro-Family » In Mississipp:   Fugitives Are Reported tc Have Fired on Group of White Men Riding  45 Arita

POSSE CLOSES IN ON SWAMPREFUGE AFTER GUN DUEL   STATE POLICE TAKE ONE CAPTIVE; ENTIRE FAMILY OF 8 SOUGHT

Hawaii Staff Had Expected Details From Washington   Phillips Declares Group Deprived of Data All Know Now

COLONEL BACKS SHORT'S STANE   Washington-Did Not Warn of Pearl Harbor Attack, Army Officer Declares

Expected Vital  Reports, Claim Gen. Short’s Chief Of Statt Testifies

All Facts Expected By Arm)   Army Men In Hawaii Felt Washington Would Keep Them Informed, Says Colonel Phillips

Army Men i in. Hawaii’ Had: Faith in Capitol Leadership Says Colonel!

RUSSIAN ACTION DRAWS PROTES!   U. §., Britain Complain of Mass Importation of Ger~ man Technicians

Focal Point in China's War  Is in Manchuria _ Large-Scale Battles Expected Near  ~ Communist Capital

Congress Unlikely to Clear Calendar  Before Next Month   Pile of “Must” Bills on Desks May Prevent an Early Adjournment

Congress Hopelessly Buried Under Mass of Vital Bills; . July Adjournment Doubtful

Kelly Rejects Plan to Redistrict Wayne; Seek to Speed Legislators

4 MONEY BILLS UP FOR BALLOT   Legislature Leaders Out To End Special Session This Week

VOTE_OF 3$ TO 9 WAS_CAST     AGAINST RUSSIAN PRO* POSAL REGARDING SECURITY COUNCIL

U.S. And — Britain Have Suggestion   They ‘Hope It Wilt. Bring  Russia “Back To UNO ' Meeting or

FACE-SAVING PLAN MAY SOLVE RUSSIANIRAN CONTROVERSY   WOULD PROVIDE DELAY SOUGHT BY THE SOVIET UNION

PAIR INDICTED IN CONVOY CASE   U.S. Grand Jury Charges Kidnaping. Theft

SOVIET RUSSIA   On Australian-American Proposal for Atomic Control Agency.   SOVIET CAN BLOCK MOVE   Could Invoke the Veto Question By Invoking Veto lieelf.

Atom May Bring Veto Showdown   Evatt Rejects Soviet ‘Plan as “Impossible”; U. N. Shakeup Seen

Atomic Commission of United Nations Against Russ Vote   Committee Nears Showdown; Charter May Undergo Changes

Showdown on Veto  In U.N. Expected   Australian, Russian Delegates Engage in Hot Debate on Atom

Showdown Possible With Russia Over Veto Power  _ United Nations’ Setup  Termed Outmoded  For New Atomic Age

Atom Contro Split Widens  7. 7 wr wn.   Reds Want Prompt Sharing of Secret

Showdown with Russia May Come over Question of Big Power Veto in UN

Showdown in UI On Use of Veto Is Anticipated  Discussions on Control Of Atom Provoke Wrath At Russian Obstinance

A-Plan Backers — See Showdown ..-On Power Vete   Proponen is Concede ‘Reds - Could Block Any Move _..LocAmend.N.Charter.

Split over German Future Parts Reds, (Allies; U. N. Nears Veto Showdown

Showdown Possible With Russia Over Veto Power  _ United Nations’ Setu;   United Nations’ Setup Termed Outmoded For New Atomic Age

OVER ‘ATOM: TOPIC   Russia Now Can Block Any Move on Program for Control of Atomic Energy

asa ca ;  IDGE'S HEALTH 1S FINE SINCE  IS WORLD WAR { ARMY BUDDY, CET. COOKING. FOR HIS HONOR!

Prices Lower On Border Markets   Some Dissatisfaction Reported Among The Farmers

URGES FOREST PRESERVATION   Publishers Told Paper Supplies May No Longer Meet Demands

ieee CT  Chase for Economic Advisers Rates in Longest Man-Hunt Class

STILL IN STORM GRIP   Colorado Counts 11 Dead as Snow Cantinues Falling

lowa Girl Has Champion Steer; One-Armed Youth Has Champion Hog and Boy Champion Lambs

Keswick Girl  Cops Champ Steer Award   One-Armed Illinois Lad Takes Purple Ribbon For Champ Hog.

Chicago Livestock Exposition In Progress, Saturday   Pontotoc County 4-H Club Member Is Attending Affair in Illinois

clo Tells Voters  How They Must Vote   Names Blacklist of 10  Senators, 23 Represen- tatives and Two Gov ernors Who Must Be  Defeated.

CIO-PAC Support Huffman, Call For 10 Senate Defeats   Oppose Dewey, Martin 23 Representatives From House

PAC Marks Dewey For Elimination in November Election   Heads List of “Black List Candidates,” Which Also Includes Bilbo

PAC "Black List  Names Top Solons   Ten Senators And 23 Congressmen Being Marked For Defeat By CIO Organization

CIO-PAC Seeks Defeat Of Ten U. S. Senators   Seven Of Those Marked For Removal Are Democrats; _ Bilbo Tops List For Defeat In The South; Langer  Heads Republicans On Ouster Rolls

CIO Puts:'Kiss of Death’ On 33 in Senate, House   PAC Calls for Defeat of Group on ‘Black List’ for Balloting in November

PAC WANTS DEFEAT OF 10 SENATORS   Seven of Those _Listed Are  Democrats

PAC Puts 33 On Black List   Kilgore to Receive CIO Group Backing.

JEWISH AGENCY DEFYING ORDER TO STOP SHIPS   MORE SHIPLOADS OF ELRO' PEAN JEWS ARE HEADING FOR HOLY RAND—OUT' BREAK IN TEL AVIV,

DELAY SOUGHT BY MINISTERS   Council Agrees To Request U.N. Assembly To Hold Meeting October 23

ARMY DENIES CHARGE OF SURPLUS ‘WASTE’   Plan Staunchly Defended Ir Testimony By Royall

Bitter Sergeant’s Ready to Testify How Bad Shells Killed His Own Men   States Check of Morning Reports Would Reveal Number of Deaths.

FORMER TOP SERGEANT TELLS OF DEATH OF TWO GH's BY DEFECTIVE SHELL

COMMUNISTS WHOOP IT UP FOR WABLACE   Reverse Earlier Stand; Endorse His Foreign Policy 

COMMUNISTS IN BALLYHOO FOR SEC, WALLACE   May Embarrass Several Member: Of Congress, Also Ickes

ANIERICAN REDS BACK WALLACE   Party Endorses His Foreign Policy Views at Rally in New York City

MacKenzie’s Daily Review Of the News   By DEWITT MacKENZIE J? Warld Traveler

ALLIES MUST AVOID FEELING OF FALSE SECURITY IN BEATEN REICH; DESPITE DEFEAT. GERMAN MINDS NEED REFORM

Germany Is Kaput, Says Mackenzie  TL. wr, ss Ae —_   Through As a Power for Many Years to Come

Reich Cities Kenut From   Country: so Badly - Smashed it Would be “Incapable. of Waging  > War for’ Many Years

11 Doomed Nazis Eat Last Meal   All Except Rosenberg Read Bible as Last Day of Life Arrives

PARENTS HELD IN KIDNAPING   Accused Of Seizing Own Daughter Previously Adopted Out

Couple Charged With Kidnapping Their Daughter   Three-Year-Old Child Taken From Home Of Texas Foster Parents

COUPLE CHARGED WITH KIDNAPING OWN CHILD FROM FOSTER PARENTS  COLORADO PAIR ALLOWED TEXANS TO ADOPT TOT WHILE THEY SEPARATED

To tell data  learned from  nazi papers Byrnes: Facts on Spain open

Information about Spain Will Be ‘Made Public by the United States

Man Made Epidemics A Likely Possibility In Future Wars, Navy Says

Bacteria May Be Enlisted to Fight In Future War; Scientists in California, Canada, Conduct Study

Germ Warfare Big Possibility For The Future   Navy Reveals Two-Year Supersecret Experimental Research.

New Outbreak of Violence ‘Sweeps Cairo   Egyptian Police Fire on Rioting Arabs

FORTY SAID. INJUR RED-IN-RIOTViolence Flares In Cairo As Police Fire On Arabs

CLASH MARKS CAIRO STRIKE   Egyptian Police Fire Upon Rioting Arabs; 40 Are Reported Injured

New Outbreak of Violence ‘Sweeps Cairo  Peewntiioan Daliaa   Egyptian Police Fire on Rioting Arabs

Police Halt  Cairo Fights Violence Flares In Egypt General Strike

Police in Milan Arrest Convent Director for Theft of Il Duce’s Body

COAL STRIKE TO IDLE A MILLION BY END OF WEEK   Steel Production And Rail Service Are Cut 25 Per Cent

THOUSANDS IDLE RESULT OF STRIKE BY COAL MINERS   Stee! Production Reduced; Rail Service Curtailed in Emeroency

Entire Nafion Feeling Pinch Of Coal Strike  One Million Idle Workers Expected

Sirike Causes Railroads To Curtail Servic:   THOUSANDS IDLE DUI TO COAL MINERS WALKOUT

Steel Production, Passenger Trains Cut 25 Per Cent  Thousands Workers Already Idie Due To Cafe Maal Carile

kk * FINAL EDITION   Entire Nation Feeling Pinch Of Coal Strike   One Million Idle Workers Expected By End Of Week

Production of Steel Cut and Train Mileage Reduced25%   Drive to Conserve  Nation’s Dwindling Stock Pile of Coal  Started By U. S.

Ford Is Invited to Appear in OPA Hearing   Tempers Flash in House Banking Committee Inauiryv

Russian Proposal For United Nations Action Accepted By Committee   Showdown On American And Russian Proposai: For Reduction Of World Armaments Is Guaranteed By Action Of Assembly.

AUSTIN STATES U, 5. WILL NOT REPEAT MISTAKE   Answer To Molotov Tirade Is Given By American Delegate To UN   TROOP REPORTS URGED   Austin Calls For Accounting Of All Armed Forces In Bid For Leadership

ACTION 10-BAR ATOWIG WARFARE TA BE DFRATED   Rival Plans of Russia and United States Will ° Receive Airing   Uj. S. WANTS INSPECTION   Mere Treaty Would Not Be Sufficient in Eyes of. State Denartment

U.S. Backing Russian Demands But Insisting on Inspections; Britain Gives America Support

U.S. MAKES IT PLAIN TH: : DISARMAMENT ALONE W : CONSIDERED; MUST INCLUDE. INSPECTIONS

Russian Proposal Placed On Agenda   United States Will Insist On World-Wide Disarmament Along With Effective Controls

POSTAL THEFT BARED AS BOYS FIND HOARD   Mail Messenger Charged After Adyenture—Seeking Youths Uncover Stolen S600.

Police Spread Dragnet For Negro Kille:   Seck Mau “With Fat Face”! Who Strangied Jlrs, Helen Cronin in Besten Heme

Dragnet Spread For Strangler  ~ Boston Woman Is Slain In Apartment

Scar-Faced General Says S.S. Troops Were Clean Fighters   But He Flushes As Evidence O Killing, Burning. Looting Ke UO Read In Court

HIKE CEILINGS QN FUEL OILS   OPA Announces Increase Of Half Cent a Gallon On Industrial Oils .

PRICE CEILINGS UPPED ON TRACTOR FUEL OIL   Rsice Is Increased Half-Cent Per Gallon By OPA Authoriza-

INDUSTRIAL FUEL OIL PRICES HIKED   RAISES MOUNT TO 21 CENTS A BARREL IN ALL EXCEPT FIVE STATES.

Price Ceiling On Fuel Oil Raised by OPA   Half Cent a Gallon Increase Effective Immediately

Qualification Falsified on Surplus Bid  WAA Sets Up ‘Black List’

BLACK LIST SET UP IN THE SALE QF WAR PROPERTY   House Investigators Told Purpose Is to Prevent Speculation and Profiteering.   FALSE INFORMATION GIVEN BY BIDDERS   Witness Says 75 pct. of Those Who Sought Cloth Did Not State Facts About Qualifications.

Bidders on Surplus Cloth Give False  Information   House Committee Is Informed of Black List To Curb “Profiteers?’

False Informatior Given By Bidders  WAA Official Tells House Committee

STATEMENTS OF BIDDERS FALSE   75 Percent Of Those Seeking Surplus Goods Neglected Truth

SURPLUS GOODS TRICKERY BARED   Bidders Give False Data On Qualifications; Blacklist Filed

75 Per Cent Of Bidders On War Surplus Gave False Information, War Assets Chief Savs

WAA Official Cites False Information On Surplus Goods   Set Up Black List After Bidders Err Giving Qualifications

Leaders Check Docket “Musts”   Administration Leaders Make Effort To End Session Early

ONLY FIVE ‘MUST’ + SUBJECTS ON THE CALENDAR NOW   Administration Leaders Reportedly. Trimmed the List Down.   ADJOURNMENT IN JULY   Effort Will Be Made to Get An Irritated Congress Out of Washington.

Much Major “egislation May Be Held Over Until January in Order To Let Rebelligus  Solons (so Llome.

Congressmen ToFive' Must’  Seeks To Get Cut Of Canitat By Early July

Administration Has Trimmed List  Of Must Measures  Effort Will Be Made To Get Congress Done by Early July

Administration Trinis ‘Must’ Slate To Five [tems In Move To Get Solons Home By July

Must Measures Slashed to Five  Many Bills Marked — for Postponement

AdministrationChiefs Trim ‘Must’ Bills Down To Five In Effort To Oust Congress

Five ‘Musts’ On Truman Program Before Congress   Administration Trims Legislative Slate To Five Items

Congress Faces 5 Must Subjects  Leaders Trim Sails Ear Iniv Adiaurnment

TRY FOR FIVE BILLS   Administration Leaders Limiting Efforts to Must Legislation

All Pickets in Sight. Arrested   Largest Mass Arrests in State History End Demonstration

Mass Arrests Of Pickets Are Repeated   Movie Marchers Sing National Anthem in Defiance

‘Threatens Drive Against Yenan  » Action Hinges on Communist Plans

Ultimatum Handec To Chinese Reds   Nationalists Threaten Punitive Campaign

Reds Want Share In Defense Plan  For Dardanelles   Demand Part With Turkey in Guarding Black Sea  Against Enemies

Russia Demands to Share with Turkey The Job of Defending Dardenelles

RUSSIA WANTS STRAITS POST   Soviet Demands Share In Dardanelles Defense To Block Unfriendly Ships

RUSSIA MAKES DEMANDS OF TURKEY   Wants Share in Defending the Dardanelles

Dardanelles  Joint Defense Proposed By Soviet Today   Would Keep Out Ship: of Nations That Are Unfriendly to Powers in Black Sea Section

Democrats of New York Name Mead, Lehman   Present U. S. Senator Picked for Gavernor And Former Governor Named for Senator

Nominees Without Opposition   Dewey’s Program To be Attacked As Ineffective

MEAD, DEWEY WIN PARTY NOMINATIONS   Hot Fight Seen In New York State Elections

MEAD SELECTED TO FACE DEWEY   Senator Wins Democratic Nod By Acclamation—GOP Action Awaited

Mead To Run For Governor Of New York   Democrats Select Senator To Oppose Thomas Dewey’

/BORMANN REPORTED IN MUNICH U.5. Army Leaders Bear Down In Search For Hitler's Aide

SAY BORMANN STILL ALIVE   Hitler’s Deputy Reported Seen in Munich; U. S.  Pressing Search

Martin Bormann Reported Sighted   Ex-Chauffeur of Nazi Says He Saw Hitler’s Party Leader a Week Ago—Houseto-House Search Under Way.

Martin Bormann Reported Alive     ‘Exhaustive Search Is Begun  For Missing Hitler D.puty

Bormann Is in Munich, Word   House To House Hunt For Top Nazi Opened

Janhunt On Again For Bormann, Said To Be In Munich  ce ore eae) on ee ek oe eo

Election Ordered For Member of Pittsburgh Power   NLR®™ Acts with Special Speed As National Emergency Is Imminent

NLRB ELECTION ORDERED HELD IN PITTSURGE   Vote For Other Union Representation May Affect Length OF Strike   POSITION SHIFTED BY CIO ENGINEERS

FICHTER WARNS OF SURPLUSES   Grange Head. Fears Lack of Full Consumption

GRANGE MASTER SEES SURPLUS OF FARM GOODS   Fears Extra Production With: out Full Consumption as in 1920

Pricé Lids On Many Smal Household Appliances, Needs Removed By OPA

\Lift Lids Off Host of Articles from Radios 'To Caskets and Vaults

Price Covers Lifted From Many Items   Funerals and Radios ‘Among Services, Goods Freed

OPA Lifts Price Lids From Many Household Items  Master Decontrol

OPA Jerks Ceilings Off Host of Items In Sweeping Order  . Small Furnishings, ~ Caskets and Tools  ee ee

Price Lids Taken Off Many Items   OPA Rushes Final Paper  Work on Decontrol Plan,  Additional’. List Slated  For Release Friday

MORE CEILINGS ARE REMOVED BY OPA ORDER   Several Durable Items Are Listed in Most Recent Action by Board

Price Controls Removed From Many Items   List Includes Radios, Funeral Supplies And Garden Tools

Price Lids Jerked Off Long Lists of Items; More Coming   OPA Rushes Final Work on Decontrol; Many Ceilings Remain

SPEED MAJOR DECONTROL LIST   Price Removals Range From Funerals to Radios

Lift Controls Off Radios, Other Items   Even Caskets Are Freed As OPA Makes Up Master Decontrol List

Price Curbs Go Off Radios, Small Items   Decontrol List to Apply to Business. And Industrial Goods Next, Promised

More Price Lids Yanked Off by OPA   A Host of Articles  Affected as ‘Master’ Plan Is Rushed

OPA Yanks Ceilings Off Host Of Things, Radies To Funerals   Porter Agency Rushes Final Paperwork On ‘Master’ List Of Decontrolled Items

()PA Removes lids From Many Items   Agency Is Rushing Final List of Decontrol Groups

OPA YANKS OFF MORE CEILINGS   Emphasis On Small Items That Go Into Furnishing Homes  CPA CHARTING EXIT

OPA YANKED LIDS OFF BIG LIST OF ITEMS LAST MIDNIGHT   Emphasis Was Or Smaller Things Used In Homes  Furnishing

Prices Yanked Off a Host of ltems by OPA   List Ranges From Radios to Funerals

Host of Items Released From Price Control   Range Extends From Radios to Funerals: WMoeactar List Soon

OPA RELEASES PRICE LIDS ON RADIOS TODAY   Many Other Items Also Ceil. ing-Free — Furniture Also Affected

AGENCY RUSHES FINAL WORK ON “MASTER” LIST   Expect Next Group to - Apply. to Business and Industrial Goods

OPA Yanks Price Lid Off Wide Field   Ranges From Radios To Funeral; Prepare “Master” Decontrol List

CEILING LIFTED ON MORE ITEMS   Newest List Ranges Fron Radios To Funerals

OPA Yanks Lids off Long List Of Small Household Items   Agency Rushes Final Paper Work on ‘Maste Decontrol List, Expected to Apply Chiefly — To Business and Industrial Goods

Price Ceilings Yanked on Big List: of Items   Radios to’ -Funcrals Removed  "from Restrictions as OPA  " Rushes Final Paper Work on “Master”? Decontro’ Plan

CEILINGS LIFTED TODAY ON RADIOS, FUNERALEXPENSE   AGENCY SPEEDS WORK ON MASTER DECONTROL LIST, EXPECTED SOON

More Things Are Removed From Control   Newest Order Includes Many Small Items That Go Into Furnishing Family Households.

Smaller Items For The Home On New Lists   Industrial And Business Goods: To Come Next’

OPA Removes More Price  Lids Today   Emphasis on Small Items That Go into Furnishing Homes— Master List Due

RADIO PRICE CEILINGS ARE ENDED BY OPE   Lids Also Are Removed From Kitchenware and Glassware, All Clocks and Small Electrical Appliances,

Test Cruise Of Carrier Midway Will Bring New Cold-Weather Technique

North Atlantic Carrier Expedition To Try Plane Operation Conditions In Cold Weather

396 INDIAN SAILORS DETAINED IN BOMBAY   Strike Committee Members In Detention Camp

HOSPITAL HALL: KILLER HUNTED   Companion Wounded As She Goes To Aid Of Illinois Girl

Man Attacks Two; Second Girl Injured   Struck Down While Working In Crippled Children’s Home

IUDGE DISMISSES ANTLTRUST SUN   Holds in Chicago Case Thal  Taxicab Service Is Not Interstate Commerce

Navy Announces Its Plans for Gigantic Atomic Bomb Tests   Vast Operation Starts in May, Using 97 ‘Guinea Pig’ Warships from Battleships, Carriers to Small Craft

Navy Sets Dates For Atomic Test:   Atoll in Marshalls Scene of Historic Event; 97, Ships as Targeis

“GUINEA PIG” ATOMIC BOMB TEST WILL CONSIST OF GREAT ARMADA OF JUST NINETY-SEVEN VESSELS   General Assembly in London Votes Creation  Of Special Energy Commission—President Says Both Labor and Capital Have too Much Power— General Spatts Is Named Army Chief of Air

U. 5. Will Test Atomic Bomb on Great Armada of Fighting Ships   Guinea Pig Fleet of 97. Vessels, Including Many. With Outstanding. War Records, Will Be Target in Vast Operation to Start-in May

Curtain Raised On Plans For Testing Devastating Weapon Against Great Armada Of Fighting Ships —Craft Ranging From Aircraft Carriers, Battleships, Submarines And Transports To Small Landing Vehicles Will Be Anchored In Blast Area

12- Nation Atomic Energy Commission Createc   -_  ——_— See  eT a rg Fe ~_ ~<— Gh 64'\f. ©   Navy To Test A-Bomb On 97 Ships: First Blast In May

U.S. to Test Atomic Bomb Against Fleet of 97 Ships  History-Making Operation to Start In May on Tiny Marshall island Atoll

Navy Raises Curtain On Its Plans For Testing Atomic Bomb Against Fighting Ships

Atomic Ocean Test Plans Revealed by Admiral in Charge   Guinea Pig Fleet of 97 Vessels Will be Made Targets of Bombs

Senator Asks For Freedom To Witness Tests   UNITED NATIONS ‘ MEMBERS SHOULD SEE ATOM TESTS

To Learn Kffeets Of Bomb   Guinea Pig Fleet Of 97 Vessels Will Be Atomic Target In Vast Operation

Test Will Revolutionize Mecern-Day Sea Warfare   Two Aircraft Carriers, Four Battleships, Two Cruisers, 16 Destroyers in "X” List

ureat Armada, Including Battleships, Carriers And Submarines Will Be Used In Series of Bombing Experiments That May Revolutionize  Sea Warfare.

NAVY ARRANGES ATOMIC TRIALS FOR EARLY MAY   Fleet Of 97 Vessels Will Be Used During Key Tests At Marshall Anchorage

REMOTE PACIFIC ISLAND CHOSEN FOR EXPERIMENT   CARRIERS, SUBS AND BATTLESHIPS LISTED AS ‘GUIMEA PIGS’

Armada Of 97 Ships To Be Targets   ‘Guinea Pig’ Fleet For Bikini Experiment Will Include U. S., Jap And  German Naval Vessels.

Navy Reveals Plans For Testing Atomic Bomb Against Ships   Guinea Pig Fleet Will Consist of 97 Varied Vessels

Near Marshall Islands Next'May .. . .  Navy Reveals Atomic Bomb Test; To Use 97 U.S.. Jap, Nazi Warships

Experiment To Revolutionize Sea WarFare   Ships To Comprise Guinea Pig Fleet

Guinea Pig Fleet 97 Ships, Carriers to Landing Craft Will be Used in Atomic Test

U. S. Plans A-Bomb Test on 97 Vessels   Guinea Pig Fleet for Experiments, to Begin in Pacific in May, Will Include U. 5. Carriers, Warships, Destroyers.

Navy Tells of Plans fo Test Atomic Bombs   - Guinea Pig Fleet of — 97 War Vessels of All Classes to Be Used in Experiments, Announcec

Navy Reveals Plan to Test A-Bomb Against Armada of Fighting Ships

Curtain Raised On Use Of Atomic Bombs On Ships   97 Vessels Will Be Made Targets

97 Ships Target In Navy Atomic Bomb Experiment   Marshalls Test Starts In Mav

97 Vessels To Serve as Guinea Pigs   Tests To Start in May; Site Is Bikini Atoll In Marshall Isles.

Raise Curtain on Atomic Bomb Sea Test Next Spring  Locale of Great   Locale of Great e Experiment Is In Northern Marshalls

Atomic Bomb Test To Be in  South Pacific   Targets to Include Plane Carriers, Battleships and Cruisers in Operations To Start in May

BIKINI ATOLL 18 SITE FOR TEST OF ATOM BOMB   Operation to Start in May on 97 U. S., Nazi. Jap Vessels

Navy Raises Curtain On A-Bomb Test   97 Vessels In Fleet Picked  Dg a ee ee ee

Famous Old Ships to Be Targets   Ninety-Seven Vessels, Some Nazi, Jap, Will Be Guinea Pigs

To Atomic Bomb Guinea Pig Navy   97 Ships to Be Used in Epoch Experiment   Laboratory to Be Set Up in Northern Marshall Islands in Pacific

Navy Raises Curtain On Plans For Testing Atomic Bomb Against Great Ship Armada

To Be Held In Marshall Islands   Battleships, Cruisers Carriers, and “Subs” To Be In Armada

Guinea-Pig Fleet Of 97 Ships To Be Target For Atomic Bomb In Navy Test Conducted By United States In Pacific During May

USE ARMADA OF 97 WAR VESSELS FOR EXPERIMEN]   Bikini Atoll in Marshall Islands Will Be Site for Bombing Blasts

Navy fo lest Atom Power on Warships   Guinea Pig Fleet of 97 Vessels to Be Blasted In May

Guinea Pig Fleet Of 97 Warships In A-Bomb Test   See Experiment Next May In Pacific Anchorage Changing Sea Warfare

NAVY PLANS FOR ATOM BOMB TEST AT SEA RELEASED   ‘Laboratory’ Picked In Marshalls; Test Scheduled in May

A-Bomb Test On W arships Set For May   Carriers, Battleships Will Be Among 97 Vessels Used In Experiments

Navy Raises Curtain On its Plans For Testing Atomic Bomb Against Naval Armada   Guinea Pig Fleet Of 97 Vessels Anchorec In Bikini Atoll Wil Be Atomic Target

Guinea Pig Fleet Made Public Navy Reveals Designs For Atomic Bomb Test

97 Vessels Wilk Be Used in Navy Trials Next May   Old Battleships and Other Craft Included In Ocean Experiment

Plans Made By Navy for ~~ Atomic Test   Guinea Pig Flect of 97 Vessels ‘Will Be Used for Experiment Expected To Revolutionize Sea Warfare:

Guinea Pig’ Fleet Ready For A-Bomb Test AtSea   ‘97 Ships Are Named For Target Blasting

97 Vessels To Be Usec As “Guinea Pig Fleet’ For Atomic Bomb Tests

U.S. Navy Reveals Plans for Testing The Atomic Bomb  A Guinea Pig Fleet Of 97 Vessels Will Be . The Target; Operatior

Plans For Atom Test Announced   Navy to Use 97 Ships As Target in Historic Experiment = ~

Bomb Test  Set .   Navy to Use 97-Ship Fleet As Atomic Target in Early Summer; Site Is in Marshalls

RAISED CURTAIN ON PLANS FOR TESTING THE ATOMIC BOME   The Experiment Is Expected to Revolutionize Sea Warfare.   OPERATIONS IN MAY   A Guinea Vig Fleet of 97 Vessels Will Be the Atomic Target.

Navy To Blast 97 Ships in Bikini Atol, Marshall Islands, Sometime in May

97 Ships To Be Used In Great Test   Bikini Atoll In Marshall Islands Site Selected

Fleet of 97 Warships lo Be A-Bombec   Navy to Test Power Of Weapon in Tiny Atoll in Pacific

Experiment With Atomic Bomb Against Great Armada Of Fichtine Ships. Will Be Made Near Pacific Island

Navy Will Test ‘A’ Bomb Against Big Sea Armada In May   Guinea Pig Fleet Of 97 Ships, Including Battleships And Carriers, To Be Targets

Navy Reveals Plans for Huge A-Bomb Tests   Famous Ships Among 97 To Be Targets in Marshalls

Big Warships Are Included In Experiment   Battleships, Carriers, Subs Involved; Tests In An Anchorage Of Atoll In Marshall<

PAGIEIG ATOLL OPERATION 10 START IN MAY   s Solely Gov’t Experiment with No Other Nations

Plans For Atom Bomb Tests Are Revealed By Nav)   Will Test Bomb Against Armada Of Fighting Ships

South Renews Fight Over Railway Rates   Georgia Charges Lines With Antitrust Violations In Supreme Court

Georgia Rate Fight Opens Before Court   State Charges Railroads * With Conspiring To Control Tariffs

EXPECT TIDAL WAVE DEATHS TO REACH 17€   Little Hope Held For Safety Of 81 Now Listed Missing

Known Death Toll in Isles Listed as $2   Pestilence Threat Eases on Hawaii; Hilo Gets Food, Clothes

HOPES DWINDLING FOR of CHILDREN   176 PERSONS DEAD OR MISSING IN PACIFIC AREA AFTER TIDAL WAVES.

SEARISASTER TOLL MOUNTS TOT/6 BEAD   RELIEF SUPPLIES RUSHED TO HILO, HARDEST HIT

<nown Death Toll Stands at 83 With 85 Still Missing, While Sea and Air Patrols Search for Survivors; Territory Turns Swiftly Toward Task of Rehabilitation.

Hopes Ebb for 82 Persons Missing After Tidal Wave   Hawaiian Island Deat Toll Reaches 82; Rehabilitation Begins

ARE MISSING IN WAVE AREA   Hope For Their Safe ty Dwindles; Peril Diminishes

Twenty-Seven Perish In India   Mob Burns Moslem Quarter of Hamlet of Harson;  Women, Children Die

27 PERSONS DIE IN INDIAN RIOT   Men, Women and Children Perish When Mob Burns Delhi Moslem Quarter

MRS. ROOSEVELT WILL NOT ENTER POLITICS IN 194   Fornier First Lady's. Stand Miewed Rebuke to

ELEANOR ROOSEVELT REJECTS. NEW YORK POLITICAL OFFER   SAYS SHE THINKS ROOSEVELTS SHOULD NOT BE IN POLITICS THIS YEAR

Willing To Go Along With Reds On Plan But Demands Each Nation Undergo Periodic Examination

UNITED. STATES FAVORS DEBATE 'AT UN SESSION   Yanks To. Insist on ‘International. Inspection and Other Controls

Two German Women Slain and Flesh Sold in Black Market of Berlin,  Offic U.S. Announcement Reveals

Hungary to Be Soviet State?   Budapest Communists Connive to Join Russia, Report

Meredith Appointed Head of Vets Regional Offices  Division Will Transfer Facilities From Fort Inte Helena

Meredith Appointec Head of Vets Regional Offices  Division Will Transfer Facilities From

Belfer For One  Truck Driver In Burning Truck Warns Would-Be Helpers To Stay Away

World Will Aid U.S. In Feeding Hungry Europe   Britain, Canada And  Argentina In Line

Argentina And Canada Plan To Send More Grain   Shipments To British Ports Are Rerouted To Urgent Hunger Spots

U.N. Ponders Sole Trustee Policy of U. S.   Dulles Savs League Isn't Ready Yet To Rule Pacific Isles

UN “Not Able To Do The Job” U.S. Demands Trusteeship Of Jap Mandates

United Nations ‘Not Yet Ready, Dulles Declares   Even Reds Would Give New Zealand Rule Over Western Samoa

BACKED BY TRUMAN   Plan for Control of Ger. many Has Support of President

9 CONDEMNED IN POLISH RIOTS   3 Others Get Prison Terms For Anti-Jewish Outburst

Morrison Leading Maestri  Too Early to Say   Too Early to Say Definitely City Has New Mavor

INTERNATIONAL GRANARY - URGED   Plan. Wold “Stabilize Prices, -. Build Up Reserves.

UN Group for Stable Granary   Food Organization Urges International Board

Vessel Reported As Sinking After Crash   Crew Rescued from Vessel Off California Coast

Wheat Curb Extended to Middle 1947   Restrictions on Flour, Beer, Whisky Kept in Anderson Program.

DOMESTIC GUTS IN WHEAT SET BY U.S.   Continuing Limitations Tc Boost Export Shipments

Anderson Reveals Continuing Wheat Limit Program  Director Bowles May rt SC EF We. g...2_.  Director Bowles May Recommend Restoring Food Rationing

Restrictions on Wheat Continue Until Mid-1947   Secy. Anderson. Plans Extended Program For Famine Relief

Program of Restriction  Is Extended   Secretary Anderson Says Limited Use of Wheat Will Be Continued Into Middle of 1947

Grain Restriction Program Will Run To Middle of 1947  Anderson Declares Plan Necessary to Feed Famine Reaion:

Drastic Saving Program Will Be Continued   Farmers Will Be Required To Sell Half OF Grain

RESTRICTIONS ON GRAIN TIGHTENED   ANDERSON OUTLINES PROGRAM 10 SEND FOOD OVERSEAS

Grain Use Limits to  AidHungry   Program to Save 250,000,000 Bushels for Famine Areas

Extend Wheat  Restrictions _   Anderson Proposes Program On Domestic Use Of Grain. To Middle Of 1947.

Step Taken to  Help Hungry Areas Abroad   Designed to Insure 250,000,000 Bushels of Wheat for Shipment

Anderson Gives Plan  For Wheat   Secretary Continues Limiting of Domestic Use Into Next Summer

Limitations On Domestic Use Of Wheat Will Continue Until Mid-1947

New Restrictions Imposed to Help Starving Areas   Secretary's Order Continues 80 Pet. Extraction Rate; Bans Use for Liquors

Limit Sef On Use of Wheat   Order Keeps Resttictions on Millling

Wheat Rules Extended Into 1947   Limitations Continue On Domestic Use Of Grain and Flour

Limitations Upon Wheat  Use Renewed   Anderson’s Program To Be Continued Until Middle Of 1947

Forty Thousand Pack Fulton Today To Hear Churchill's ‘Sinews OF Peace’ Address

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C.1. 0. Maritime Leaders Charge Disclosure of His Intent Torpedoed Negoti ations.   EXECUTIVE PREPARED TO USE ARMY AND NAVY   Only Referendum of Union Members Can Prevent Walkout Set for June 15, Spokesmen Say.

Maritime Unions Declare Truman Torpedoed Talks   President's Comment : Called Bid to Operators To Be “Tough”

Maritime Uniion Leaders Say:  Pact or Strike June I5  Daclareac Pracidant “Tarnedoned Neaotiation¢’

BRITISH ARE ON ALERT IN PALESTINE      Troops Variously Estimated at 50,000 to 200,000 Held Ready to Cope With a Threatened Jewish Revolt.

Jewish Revolt Urged By Radio   British Increase Holy Land Forces

JEWISH REVOLT IN PALESTINE SOUGHT TODAY   Underground Radio Asks Zionist Movements To Ban Together

British Muster Large Force To Combat Revolt   Ready To Quell Quell Any ‘Trouble Started  By Jaws

BRITISH ARM AGAINST STRIFE IN PALESTINE   Underground Urges Action Against ‘Two Enemies’

JEWS CALLED ON TO BEGIN REVOLT   Underground Urges United Front Against British

Big British Army Now In Readiness Around Palestine   Underground Jewish Organization Is Calling For Revolt Against Britain

ARMED FORCES It READINESS IN. PALESTINE   From 50,000 To 200,000 British Troops Ready For Any New Outbreaks In Holy Land; Underground Urges Jews  To Revolt.

IBroadcast Calls For Single Jewish Army, Zionist Government   Tension Mounts In Palestine  After Deportation Of Refugees

RUSSIAN ACTIVITY TO BE BROUGHT BEFORE SECURITY COUNCIL   UNITED STATES STILL WATCHING SITUATION AS NEWS IS MEAGRE

A Test of Moscow’s Good Faith   Iran Will Ask Security Council To Reexamine It's Trouble with Reds

Ir an To. Place Issues. Refore. Secu rity Unit           Will! Provide ‘Decisive: Tes Of Russia’s Willingitess “To Work-Wuhin Frame -- work ef Peace Group.

SOVIET FANT IN COUNCIL FACES TEST   Development Promises Showdown In Case; U. S. Support Seen

HINT SHOWDOWN NEAR OVER THE IRANIAN ISSUES   Small Asiatic Hot Spot Makes Known It Will Ask Security Council To Re-Examine Its Trouble  With Moscow.

IRAN WILL PUT DISPUTE UP TO COUNCIL OF UNO   Believe United States Will Give Full Support to Appeal! From Iran

U.S. TO GIVE FULL SUPPORT TO AN APPEAL   Decision May Test Russia’s Willingness to Wark With- -in Peace Framework

Soviet Faith In UNO Faces Final Test   Iran Calls Upon Security Council to Reopen Russ Issues

V8. Reported Offering Backing Against Aggression, Under Terms of United Nations Charter

Iran To Submit  Soviet Issue To  Security Council   American Officials Pleased Over Action; U. S. Support To Such Appeal Not Doubted

lran To Bring Fight To UNO   U.S. Leaders Pleased at News of Action, Hint at Full Support of Tehran.

Test of Reds Willingness to Work In UNO   Shapes Un As Iran To Submit 'Trouble To Security Council

REDS’ ROLE IN U.N. 0. T0 BE TESTED   Willingness to Work Within Framework of Organization Will Be Determined When Iran Presents Its Case.

Report America’s Backing Promised Both Turkey, Iran   Washington Is Pleased That Iran Will Take Case to UNO Again

Test Of Russia’s Willingness To Work With UNO in Future Is Believed Taking Shape.      STATE DEPARTMENT RECEIVES REQUEST

Soviet Desire To Work With UNO Gets Acid Test   lran To Ask Council To Re-examine Case With Soviet Union

Soviets Face Test If Security Council Re-examines Issues   Believe American Officials Favor Renewing Investigation of Dispute In Middle East

To Test Russian UNO Cooperation   Iran Will Ask Security Council to Re-Examine Trouble   U. §. TO BACK APPEAL   Ready to Invoke Charter Guarantees to End World  Tension

German Type Rockets May Be Used   U. S. May Send Bombs By Method Used In Wartime Germany

Atom Era Battle Wagons Will Have Rocket Equipment   New Kentucky and Ha waii Will Carry “Guided Missle’? Bombs

INDAY SHOCK F OF wes      Repor rts of Damage Ht ‘Casualties Still tacking, However —

HEAVY QUAKE JARS AREA OF CARIBBEAN   .«+« Tremor Centers In Deep Atlantic: Slight Los:

LIGHT LOSSES ARE REPORTED ~ FROM TREMOI      NO CASUALTIES RESULTED FROM ONE OF MOST SEVERE QUAKES IN WORLD  HISTORY 

INDIAN PARTY SEEKS BREAK   RESOLUTION ADOPTED FOR COMPLETE INDEPENDENCE —MOSLEM LEADER ASSAILED

FIRM 10 FIGHT RULING ISSUED AT DANVILLE   Judge Lindley Holds All 28 Defendants Are Guilty as U. §. Charged   SUIT STARTED IN 1941   Total Cost to Both Sides Thus Far Estimated at Five Million

A&P Plans Appeal From Court Ruling   Claim Stores Stifled Competition With Price-Cutting

TWO HURT IN ACCIDENTS   Linwood and De Soto Residents Suffer From Falls

CHINESE DENY U.S. AIRMEN STRAFE REDS   China’s Government U nits Seek to Extend Lines in Manchuria

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Claims OPA Continuation Means Inflation Danger

Whitney, Still Mad, Launches Inquiry Into State Politics   Hopes to Load Gun Against Truman in Campaign

Trainman Head Continues Fight Against Truman   A. F. Whitney Digging For Evidence To Balk Re-election in 1948

WHITNEY FIRES BLAST AT TRUMAN   SEEKS AMMUNITION IN MISSOURI TO USE AGAINST PRESIDENT IN 1948,

Pauley Quits: Truman Lauds His Integrity   Says ‘Hysteria’ Would Prevent ‘Useful’ Service in Post

Takes Action Upon Request Of Nominee   President Assures Pauley Fight Has Strenathened Faith

Acts Reluctantly Upon Request of of Navy Nominee   President Vouches. For Integrity of Oil Man Who ‘Was Object of Attack

Given Praise Onintegrity, Patriotism   Withdrawal Made at Pauley’s Request and Done ‘‘Reluctantly”’

APPOINTEE ASKS T0) BE REMOVED FRAM DISPUTE   Truman Declares His ‘Faith in Your integrity and Ability’ Remains   /PROBERS LAUD DECISION   Committee Terms It “Patriotic’ on Pauley’s Part, Ends 6-Week Battle

NOMINATION WITHDRAWN   Action Is Taken By President At Pauley's Request

OIL MAN ASKS TO END FIGHT FOR NAVY POST   ‘Cleared’ By Committee

Ed Paule ) Withdrawn By Truman   Action Taken At Request Of Bitterly Opposed Nominee For Navy Post

Pauley Drops Bid For Office   Truman Withdraws Nomination But Expresses Faith In Pouley's Integrity

PRESIDENT ACCEDES T0 HIS REQUEST   Says Character Is Still Unsullied

‘Decides Not To Press For Navy Office   President Praises His Integrity; Lauds, Service to U. S.

Ed. Pauley Withdrawn  Rv Truman   ‘Acted On Pauley’s Request - Retains Faith In Integri _ ty, Ability

Pauley Gives Up in Senate Fight   Name Withdrawn for Cabinet Post

Edwin Pauley Nomination Is Withdrawn   Much Praise Given Wealthy Oil Man  Rv Pree Troman

NOMINATION OF PAULEY YANKED UPON REQUEST]   President Truman Finally Withdraws Name Of Oil Man

Pauley Finally “Gives Up Fight For Navy Pos!   President Agrees to Withdraw His Nomination to Be Undersecretary

PAULEY’S NAME WITHORAWN BY PRES, TRUMAN   Controversy Over Naming Und ersecretary Of Navy Has. Been Ended

Truman Backs Up; Withdraws Pauley for Navy Position  But Lauds Hi $ s Abi lity

DETECTOR IS USED IN ATOM INQUIRY   Oak Ridge Employes Are Questioned About Activities.

iNebraska V oting May Help Make or  Break Stassen Hones   Republican Leader May Benefit If : Gov. Dwight Griswold Beats Senator Butler in Primary Taday

Stassen’s Hones. May Hinge Today ‘On Primary Outcome   Former Navy Officer Supports Nebraska Governor for Senate

TITO’S CHARGES RULED ‘FALSE’ IN U, S. REPL)   Claims of Improper Treatmeni Of Yugoslav Officers Are ‘Exaggerated’

U.S. Labels Slav iCharges as False   Yugoslavs Alleged Their Officers Had Been Given Impropet Treatment by Yanks

CALLS YUGOSLAV PROTESTS FALSE   U. S$. Requests Tito to Halt Terroristic Activities.

Officials Say Charges False   . Charge,.Made. That. United States Mistreated Yugoslav Officers

U.S. Denounces Slav Charge of Mistreatments .   Also Demand Tito Cooperate. In Halting Terroristic Actions

U. S. Sends Firm Note To Slavs    Declares Yugoslav Charges of Mistreatment of Nationals False and Exaggerated

U.S. Denies Slav Charge   Note to Yugoslavia Denies Any Officers Improperly Treated

 TREATMENT PROTEST CALLED ‘FALSE AND EXAGGERATED’  U. S. ANSWERS SLAV CHARGES

U.S. Raps Charge of Tito Officers   Americans Want Stop to Venezia Terrorists

Slav Charges ‘Labeled False and Exaggerated   U. §. Also Demands Tito’s Cooperation’ in Effort To Halt Terroristic Activities

U.S. DEMES ANY HSTREATMENT OF SLAY MEN   Patterson Note Demand s Cooperation, Stresses intended Action —

Brands Yugosla Charges False   U. S. Denounces Them And Demands Tito Halt Terroriatic- Activities ~

Slav Charges False, Declares American Note   Denies Mistreatment Of Officers; Demands Tita Aid Against Terrorists.

Yugoslav Charges of Bad Treatment Are False Say U. S.   American Note Demands Tito Help Halt Terrorists in Zone

EXAGGERATED . AND FALSE SAYS 'U. 8 ON SLAV CHARGES   Deny Improper Treatment of Yugoslav Officers; Demand More Cooperation

U.S. Denounces Slav Allegations of Cruelty to Officers   Tito Is Informed That Charges of Imprope Treatment Are False, Exaggerated, Ordered te Healt Terroristic Activities

U. S. Denies Charge Made By Yugoslavs   Declare Charges Of Im. proper Treatment Of Of.ficers ‘False.’

U. S. Stern In Yugoslay Note   Long Message Goes Into  Detail on Series OF Incidents and Charges

Denounce Tito Charge OF U.S.  Mi iste eatment   U. S. Note Answers Two Accusations Made By Yugoslav Government Recently

Tito Charges Called False In U.S. Note   State Department Rejects Claim of Harsh Treatment of Yugoslav Officers

Exaggerated Charges Are Denounced  U.S. Also Demands  Cooperation From 2.3. ftrwsawunmant

A DRY MEETING HERE   * Men's Alliance Has Planned Discussion at Methodist Church

House Backs  Truman Veto   Case Anti-Strike Bill Dies in House; Supporters May Attempt ‘Rider’

President Truman's Case Bill Veto Is Upheld by House   Backers Immediately Plan Drive to Send Measure Back to White House as Rider on Emergency Bill

Truman Prepares To Deliver Speech On Wednesday   Speculation That He Plans To Discuss U. S. Foreign Policy Before Delegates   PRESIDENT WILL FLY TO NEW YORK

Sale of Shirts, Nylons Ordered   CPA Will Deny Cloth and Yarn to Firms , Hearding Stocks .

ONE MAN’S OPINION -   ee OO eS  (Distributed by International News vice)

Broker Fails To Produce Records  Army Goods Resold Ta Navy. Witness Save

Fields Is Cited. For Contemp!   Failed to Produce Records in $12,000. Wire Screening Dea}

HOLDS FIELDS IN CONTEMPT   Witness Is Cited by Probe Committee for Failure  To Produce Records

House Probers Cite Broker for Contempt   Committee Takes Action After Fields Fails to Produce Records It Seeks In Wire Screen Deal; Two Others Testify

FIELDS IS CITED FOR CONTEMPT OF CONGRESS   Surplus Geo d s Broker May Get Year In Jail Or Fine

FIELDS 18 CITED FOR CONTEMPT BY HOUSE COMMITTEE   Action Grows Out of His Failure to Produce Records on Deals in Surplus Property,   FINDING IS SENT TO SPEAKER RAYBURN   Conviction Carries Possible Penalty of a Year's Imprisonment and $1,000 Fine.

Surplus Probe Cites Fields For Contempt   Points Out Refusal To Produce Necessary Records

FIELDS CITED ON CHARGE OF CONTEMPT   Broker in Selling of Surplus Goods Fails To Produce Records

"Tor Cited For Contempt   Surplus Property Probers Want Broker’s Records

Mexican Police Bare Bold ‘Double Killing’ Plan of Auto Black Market

Car Insurance Racket  Tied With Black Mart  ‘Killing’ Says Mexican

Amer. Auto Black Marketeers Are Making Double Killings In Mexico

eclamation  Farmers Too ‘Optimistic Says Bashore   Blames Theory For Irrigation Delay

LAST DAY ON. STAND FOR CHETNIK HEAD   Mikhailovitch Examination . Nears Finish

Prosecution Near End of Testimony For Mikhailovitel   Chetnik May Be Off Stand Today; Tells of Black Troitka Order

Detroit Convict One Of Leaders In  Alcatraz Revoll   One-Tim, Leader Of Notorious ‘Purple Gang’ Is Accused By Prison Guards

Stationary Engineer Was Well  _ Known As Water Company Employe Here—Body Taken From River Yesterday   ACCIDENTAL DROWNING GIVEN AS DEATH CAUSE

ALY. DEMS NOMINATE MEAD, LEHMAN   Former to Oppose Dewey; Lehman  Seek’s Mead’s  Senate Seat

Confederate Flag Waving In South   Official Holiday Observed In State For First Time Since 1941

MEMORIAL DAY A QUIET AFFAIR   State Celebrates Without Fanfare; Only 12 Veterans Left In State, And  They Are Unable To Get Ahant

Park Men Inspect Pershing Park   Asst. Chief Bell and Others Gather Data for Future Plans

Houdini’s Ghost Shuns Hallowe'en Seance on 20th Death Anniversary

Ministers Meet April 25 In Paris Parley   Expected To Propose Four-Power Trusteeship Over Italian Colonies

SHIP STRIKE CUTS -ULS. COAL EXPORTS   October Shipments Only Halk Planned Tato!

9.800 Officers Are Selected  Names Submiite:   Names Submitted for Confirmation

Bruising Battle British Loan Is Nearing Climax   President Opposes Any Restrictions

Senate Girds For Showdown On British Loan   Decision Due Today on Amendment Calling for U.S. Ownership of Bases

DISPUTE KEEPS FLOUR CONTRO!   OPA Reveals Agriculture Officials Cite Foreign Requirements

Decontrol Of ~— Flour Delayed   O. P. A. And Agriculture Department In Disagreement Over Action To Be Taken   ANDERSON MAY ACT ON MONDAY

Spellman Says Religion Vital  N. Y. Cardinal Attends Snanich Embacey Fete

Cardinal Spellman Says Pope Is Concerned With Freedom Violations

Congress Plans To Keep Grip On Control Of Atom   Senate Group Makes Provision For  Establishing 14 Man Body

FIRM CONTROL OF ABOMB TC BE U.S. GOAL   Congressional Commitiee Tc Act As Brake Upon Civilian Commission

Special Group Of Lawmakers Assigned To Watch Atomic Energy Developments

Congress _  Seeks Rein On Atom   New Bill Would Set Up Senate-House. Committee ‘to Serve As Brake  On Civilian Commission

Congress Aiming to Keep a Firm Grip  ‘On Atomic Control---A Watchdog Role

CONGRE STRONG GRIP ON ATOM CONTROL   14-Man Senate-House Unit Proposed To Continue Work On Program

Congress Will Watch Atomic Energy Control  Seeks Firm Grip On Machinery

ROLE GIVEN LAWMAKERS   To Establish 14-Man Joint Senate-House Group

U. S. Lawmakers In Watchdog Role....  Would Keep A Firm Grip On Atom Bomb Control

Army Issues Border Code  For Americans   Imposes Rigid Controls To Avoid Soviet TL Will

Strict Code Of Behavior Issued For American Men In Soviet-Occupied Europe

Strict Behavior Code is Issued   Order is To Prevent Embarrassment to U.S

Can’t Expect Deferments ‘General Hershey Tells Farm  Boys Veterans Need Schools

DEFERRED FARM YOUTHS WILL NOT DUCK ARMY FOR COLLEGE    Draft-Age Man Not Needed On A Farm Is Needed In The Army, Major Gen. Hershey Tells 4-H Clubbers;  Group Is Addressed By Dr. Harry J. Patterson

OEA ASKS HIGHER SCHOOL FUNDS   ‘Reversal Of Down. Trend Affects Local Schools

NKE'S’ PARTY STILL PUZZLE   SOME POLITICIANS IN BOTH  PARTIES, TALKING OF GENERAL_ AS_PRESIDENTIAL “POSSIBILITY

Williams Is Okay For Series Play   Boston Slugger Prononne. ed In Condition; Right Arm Swelling Reduced *

REPORT GIVEN BY CHICAGO YOUTH   Two Other Murders To Be Confessed Later  STUDENT   Says He Cut Her Body In Pieces With Knife, Recently Recovered

Heirens Gives  In, Admits He Slew Child, 6   Chicago U. Student Confesses, Prosecutor Announces, the Murder of Suzanne Degnan; Defense Attorneys Also Have Said He Would ‘Remember’ Two Other Slavinas.

Prosecutor Says Heirens Has Admitted Killing  Confession in Degna: Case Made Today At Special Meeting

HEIRENS CONFESSES IN DEGNAN. KIDNAP-KILLING; \OUESTIONING GOES ON

BARES CRUEL BRUTALITY OF GIRL'S DEATH   Youth Gives Full and Horrible Details After Balking at  Firet Onnforancs

Prosecutor Says Heirens Has Admitted Killing  Confession in Degna Case Made Today  Aha Ceerinmi hdnobines

CONFESSION IN SLAYING MADE   Heirens Admits KidnapMurder of Suzanne Degnan In Chicago

Heirens Confesses Slaying   Admits Killing Suzanne Degnan To Presecutor

Wheat and Rye Trading Halted   Some Com and Barley Contracts Also Under Ban

Kansas Harvest Begins but Much Wheat fo Be Held  ee ae 2 L!ml.lU   Crop Turning Out Much Better Than Had Been Forecast

ASSAILS COURT IN JEWEL CASE   WAC Captain’s Counsel Asks to Move Trial Out of Mititary Hande

Cotton Controls May Be Ended   White House Seen Forcing OPA’s Hand

FOR A COTTON CHANGE      OPA Expected to Drop Price Reg. 1, @lation on Finished Goods!

PRICING REGULATION BLAMED FOR PART OF COTTON FALL TO END  * WHITE HOUSE PRESSURE FORES O.P.A. ACTION Brit rt  Fal CHE rar

TO SCRAP COTTON © PRICING DIRECTIVE OPA’s Order Will Go By the Boards

Regulation On Cotfon Pricing Thrown Out   Steelman Acts On Protests Delivered By Congressmen

Ta’ os Cotton Pr icing Rule:  For Disc: ard   OPA Goes Into Action Une der While House Press. ure; Bhaumed For Market Gyratious

OPA to Remove Pricing Limit On Cotton Goods  Pressure frem White House Forces Scrapping of Rule . : Limiting Price Variations

5 Killed in Riots; Extremists Sought   British Isolate Holon, Jewish Town Near Jaffa

Congress to Take Hand In Situation   AFL Seemen Walk Out To. day—CIO Unions to  Strike June 15

ClO, Rival AFF. Seamen Clash in New York Street   Police End Melee After Union Bosses Call! Protest Meeting

Shipping Halted on Both Coasts   Committee Assigned to Try to Avert aJune 15 Walkout

Bea  sovernment TakesOve  ion’s Coal Mines         fo Assurance Is Given That Miners Nill Remain on the Job; Lewis atuses to Make Any Commitments

SOME RIVERS NEAR THE FLOOD STAGE   Marais des Cygnes May Overflow; Kaw Tribu tartes Are Up   BIG BOOST FOR CROPS

ASKS RETENTION OF UNRRA SPIRIT   Acheson Addresses Council Winding Up Program Of World Relief

Fail to Agree on Coalition Candidate   Asks That Initial Spirit of Relief be Kent “Alive’

U.S-Argentina Break Possible   Buenos Aires Sees Charges as Serious

BLAST RAILWAY SHOPS   Jews Dro losives in Street; Ne > Explosive of Life

SOME SAY HANGING ‘TOO GOOD’  — Eleven of Hitler’s Aides ~ To Join Him On Wednesday

Attlee to Ask Cabinet About Palestine Issue  Talk of Submitting lt ¢, LIN, Aceamblyu

British Cabinet May Submit ‘Palestine Issue To U.N. Assembly; Moscow Complains   Russians Claim British-American Plan For Semi-Partition ‘Leading Nowhere’

Attlee Will Ask Cabinet To Study Palestine Issue wil Decide If Problen  Should Be Tossed To   United Nations

Should Palestine Row Go to U. N.?  That’s Question Brit Cabinet Will Face

Britain May Submit Issue  Of Palestine   Prime Minister Attlee Will Ask Cabinet To Decide if Program Is To Be Turned Over to UN.

Palestine Issue May Go To U.N. Group   Prime Minister Attlee Will Ask Cabinet Whether To Submit Issue to Assembly

Palestine Issue May Be Handed United Nations  Attlee To Seek Commons’ Advice

U. N. May Get  Jewish Issue:   British Decision Depend: On Action of U. S.

Palestine Issue May  GoToUN.   Attlee To Bring Up Question At Cabinet.  Mect: Russia Atlacks RetttchIT @ Deanneal

British Set Palestine Discussion   Attlee to Ask Cabinet Whether to Put Issue Up to United Nations

MAY HAND U.N. ISSUE IN PALESTINE   Attlee Will Ask British Cabinet Wednesday Whether to Submit the Problem to the General Assembly.

MAY CALL U.N. TO TAKE HAND IN PALESTINE   British Consider Move If Partition Plan Is Turned Down

Soviets Attack U.S.-British  Partition Plan   Attlee to Ask Cabinet Whether to Submit Issue to Assembly— Conference Planned

ATLEE T0 ASK ABOUT LETTING U.N. HANDLE PALESTINE JOB   Will Take Up  Problem With » British Cabinet On Wednesday

British Cabinet May Puf Palestine Issue Before UN   U. S. Legation Bombed At Beirut In Protest T> Partition Plan

Holy Land Tension  Palestine Issue May Go fo U.N. For Settlement.

New York Behind In Road Building, Dewey Declares   Program Trails That of Other States, He Says; Blames Democrats

Incumbent Secretary of State, Attorney General ‘Face Primary Opposition

May Form {es} Of Election Machinery   Disputed Act Has Been Subject Of Much Controversy

Soviet Forecasts  World Teamwork   Moscow Magazine Says Collaboration Assured

COLLABORATION OF BIG POWERS   Soviet Magazine Is Optimistic Over Prospect Of Getting Along

1600 Injured; British, Indian Troops Fight to Clear Streets   Disorders Marked by Arson, Looting and Stabbing

Slavs Reported Massing Forces At Skoplie   Movements of Ammunition Trains Noted for 3 Weeks

REDS REJECT COMPROMISE ATOMIC PLAN   'Concentrations Of Yugoslav ‘Troops Reported On Border

Vital Road Is Closed To Traffic   Connect Activities With Greek Complaint Before Security Council.

Yugoslav Troops  Concentrate at  Invasion Route Border Near Greece Stirs  With Activity; Medical TInite Ronarted Activaicd

TELL YUGOSLAV TROOP MOVES   Greek Sources Tell Of Large Numbers Along Valley Invasion Route

YUGOSLAV TROOP MOVE REPORTED   Massing Of Forces Linkec To Greek Complaint

CONCENTRATION OF SLAV TROOPS NOTED   Normal Traffic On ‘Invasion Route’ Said Halted

Report Slavs  Massing Near Greek Border   Believe Aim Is To Form Macedonian State Under Yugoslav Control.

KEY FRONTIER ROUTE CLOSED BY MILITARY   Heavy Movement of Ammunition Trains Reported

YUGOSLAV TROOPS ARE CONCENTRATED ON GREEK BORDER   Heavy Military Movement Noted and May Be Due to Complaint Before U.N.

Report Slav Jroops Mass At 2 Points   Military Move Linked With Greek Complaint

REPORT LARGE YUGOSLAVIAN ARMY MOVE   Troops Massed On Vardar Valley Invasion Route   GREEK BORDER   Immediately North Of Big Concentration: Medical Units On Hand

Slav Troops Gather On Border   Concentrations Are Reported on Invasion Route

Yugos Gather Troops Along Road To Greece   Muss Large Forces At Skopje On Traditional Invasion Route to Greece   Heavy Movements Munitions Trains   Concentration of Forces Te Probably Connected With Greek Complaint to UN

Insurgents To  Get Strong Aid   Yugoslav Troops Said To Be Concentrating  On Greek Border _

TRUMAN DIVES IN SUBMARINE WHILE CRISIS MOUNTING   President Leaves Immediate Action in Coal Strike Up to His Cabinet

Truman Still Vacationing   Rides German Sub; Subordinates Follow His Orders In Coal Dealings

PRESS CONTEMPT ACTION: TRUMAN   “PRESIDENT MAKES IT CLEAR HE WILL FIGHT UMW CHIEF TO FINISH

Truman Takes Underwater Trip In German Sub  Cabinet Carries  On His Fight

Truman Takes Submarine Trip While Cabinet Fights Lewis —      Becomes First President Ever tu- Take a Dive In'Submersible; Watches. ‘Battle Problems” on Cantured U-Boat: Skippered by-Chillicothe Man

GRAND RAPIDS PASTOR FACES NEW CHARGES   Admits Giving Lethal Dose Of Cyanide to Girl In 1939

TEMPERATURES:   Rey. Frank E. Siple Says Drug Victim Was Mentally Ill

Morrill Evening ~~ School Closes  Old Officers Are Reelected To Office

Thompson To Contest For Governorship   SON OF TALMADGE TO SEEK GEORGIA POST TOO

AGENCY REVEALS NEW PROGRAM ON VETERAN HOUSING   Guaranteed Market Plan . Designed fo StepUp Canstruction

 Housing Agency Unveils Guaranteed Market  Plan for Home Building

—BIG FOUR—  Peace With Austria Is  U. S. Goal  New Strategy In EFurove Unfolded

U. S. May Move Tc Part lron Curtain   Byrnes Said Ready To Press For Early Traaty With Auetria At Bia Four Meet

Move May Pierce Russ ‘Iron Curtain’   Austrian Treaty To Be Sought At Meet of Foreign Ministers

Byrnes Seeks Early Treaty With Austria   Council Of Ministers Will Commence Thursday At Paris

Austrian Question Important   Predict Byrnes  Will Press for an Early Treaty at Ministers’ Conference

U, §. MAY SEEK EARLY PACT WITH AUSTRIA   Plan Designed To Pierce So: viet ‘Iron Curtain’

FOR UN HEARING IF ULTIMATUM 1S IGNORED   Tito Given 48 Hours to Reply

Release Fliers In 48 Hours, Is Blunt Demand   Envoy Patterson To Confer With Yugoslay Chieftain

Bs  Action on U.S. Airmen Is Demanded Within ‘5 Hours; Balkan Case fs Tenser Today.   BYRNES, OTHERS IN CONFERENCE

Consul Given  Permit To See Plane Wreck   Belgrade Plastered With Posters On Military Call

Unions Hail Victory; Tieup Was Called Off Minute Before Deadline

Maritime Agreement Minute Before Strike Deadline Averts Waterfront Tieup

Seamen Hail Last Minute Settlement   Sweeping Victory for Unions Gives Sailors $17.50 a Month More, Reduces Work Week

Nick-Of-Time Settlement Ends Prolonged Labor Dispute And Produces Peace In Shipping Industry For First Time Since Last July—Threatened Tie-Up Canceled Too Late To Prevent Walkouts And Confusion In Several Ports—Pact Runs Only To Sept. 30

Maritime Tie-Up Called Off With Contract Gained  Unions Hail Contract As Sweeping Victory; Pay Increase Won

Crippling Blow To U.S. Shipping Ended For Time   WALKOUT IS CALLED OFF BY LEADERS AT THE LAST MINUTE

Pay Increases, More Overtime Won By Seamen   Agreement Comes In Nick Of Time To Halt Nationwide Walkout

Unions Hail Agreement As Major Victory   Confusion Reigns In Some Seaports; Pacific Dock Men Remain Off Jobs

Great Victory Claimed By C10 Unions   Temporary Peace in Industry First Time In Years

Marine Strike Is Averted In Nick-Of-Time   Crews Were Quitting Sirips and Forniimg Picket Lines as Negotiators Reached Agreenient '

Maritime Strike Canceled Minute Before Deadline  Sweeping Victory Claimed in Large Pay Boost Granted

Settlement Too Late To Avoid ‘Confusion  ' Walkout Takes Effect 0 on n Deadline;  4 nh eee

Bridges Threatens To Come Back In September for More Increases for Sailors.

Ship Tieup Averted at Last Minute   Agreement Is Reached Just As Some Crews Were Quitting  rm BAAD TRE AY YF

14 PAGES   NICK - OF - TIME SETTLEMENT IS MADE   Victory Claimed By Seven Shipping Unions  (eee wot oe ooo ot et Bo tl   Other Concessions Given Bridges’ And Curran’s Ship Workers

Big Tie-Up Cancelled One Minute Before It Was to Begin; Unions Claim ‘Unprecedented’ Victory

SHADOW OF SHIPPING STRIKE ERASED WITH LAST MINUTE PEACE  U. S. AND MARITIME UNIONS AGREE ON TERMS OF CONTRACT

Maritime Strike Settled A Minute Before Deadline   Unions Win Sweeping Gains Under New  A oreement

SHIPPING PEACE ONLY 1 MINUTE BEFORE STRIKE   Unions Claim Sweeping Gains Under New Pact in Shipping Industry

Seven Maritime Unions Hail Agreement as Sweeping Victory, With Men Get ting More Pay.   PICKET LINES FORMED AS DEADLINE ARRIVES

Agreement Halts Maritime Strike By Single Minute   Pact Heralds Peace Among Shipping Men For First Time In Nearly A Year

Last-Minute Maneuvering Saves The Da’   Peace Arrives For First Time Since July

SETTLE DISPUTE MINUTE BEFORE UNION DEADLINE   Late Settlement Causes Somé Confusion in American Ports

Settlement 60 Seconds Before Deadline; Peace Assured To September

Ship Strike Is Off   -Last Minute Settlement Comes Too Late to. : Avert Some Slowdown — In Ports: Union Happy:

Agreement Brings Peace to Shipping for First Time Sinee Last July  PF EF 83. J   —     Curran Says Pact Is Big Victory for Men in Unions

Dispute Ends as Crews Quit Ships And Pickets Form   Agreement is Hailed As Sweeping Victory, Brings Shipping Peace

May Walkout After Midnight... . Threatened New York Transit Strike Nearing Showdown Stage Today

NEW YORK CITY STRIKE LOOMS   Thousands Demonstrate in Behalf of City’s Striking Emploves—Police Watch

N. Y. City Subway Workers May © Quit At Midnight   Union And.City Administration Officials Still Apart On Basic Strike Issue

State Democrats Seeking $200,000  Folsom Opens Drive - For Campaign Fund:

China and France Support Russian Troop Proposal   Chinese Delegate Joins U. S. Demand Figures Include Home Forces

Ruling Allows Court Hearing On 59 Suits   Prohibition Writ Denied By Justices In Overtime Cases

Button Laments Cheese Factory  Leasing Program Two Dairy Speakers Defend High Prices Paid Now for Milk

Raps Cheese Plant Combine  Don’t Blame Industry For Pricec——Rutton

Cheese Factory Bunching’ Hit   Unfortunate, Button Tells State Group

AMERICAN DIET TO REMAIN AT HIGH LEVEL   Anderson Sees Only “Slight” Shortage of Meat, Poultry

CLINT ANDERSON ASSURES GOOD AMERICAN DIET ys FOR THE COMING YEAR

BYRNES STAYS IN BACKGROUND AS WORDS FLY   Senatorial Advisers Demand Unity On Policy

THIS WEEK ONLY Most Stores Will Be  Open on Tuesday  (instead of Monday because of Labor Day)  AND THURSDAY NIGHTS

PLANE IN ACCIDENT   Forty-two Passengers and Four Crew Members Escape Injury

10 GILLIQN BACK FROM LEND-LEASE   Total U. $. Outlay Under the Wartime Program Was $50,692,109,000

One Fifth Of Lend-Lease ‘Returned   Over Ten Billion! Dollars In Cash, Sales, Made To TInited States

U.S. Regained One-Fulth of Lend-Lease Funds President Truman’s Accounting Shows

LARGE PART Ol U.S, LEND-LEASE OUTLAY REPAID      10 Billion Dollar: Returned, Truman Reports

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest Tx All in The Various C de

Power To Break UN Deadlock Is Held By Russia; Reds Oppose Franco Probe

Weather Forecast   Russia Holds Power To Smash Deadlock On UN’s Franco Issue

UN DELEGATES STILL WAITING ON RUSSIA MOVE      Power To Break Deadlock On Investigation Of Spain Remains With Soviets

UN Delegates Hope That Russia Sends Gromyko Less Rigid Orders About Spanish Probe

MAY BE FACED WITH NEW  UNLESS SOVIET MIND 1S CHA DURING THE WEEK-END REC

UN Takes Recess Over Weekend For Soviets “To Alter Instructions   Council  Hopes Rigid Russian Position Will Be Changed Sufficiently To Allow  Unanimous Council Vote.

Russians Can Break UN Tie On Probe Of  Franco Spain   Council Deadlock Is Up to Soviet Now as Weekend Recess Give: Chance for Changes

BREAK INU, N. DEADLOCK RESTS WITH RUSSIANS   Soviet Delegate Still Opposes Investiga-  tion of Franco

REV, SIPLE IS FOUND SANE   WILL BE ARRAIGNED ON ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGE

MAY RETURN 10 INDUCTING MEN BETWEEN 25-29   Possibility Seen As Result _ Of Ban On Drafting Teen-Agers -

EFFECT OF ORATI CHANGE FORESEEN   Induction of Men 25 to 23 Expected to Be Refused.

Believe Stalin's Statements Have Clarified Stand   By MILES W. VAUGHN United Press Staff Corresponden

POSITION OF REDS IN ASIA IS CLARIFIED   Important Repercussions Looked for If Stalin Program Is Carried Out.

Russian Position in Asiatic Area Clarified by Stalin's Statement

Won’t Withdraw, Shroyer States   Won’t Elaborate on Statement Concerning  Withdrawal Today

HOUSING PRICE LIDS PUSHED   Administration Wins on Two  Points, Now Seeks Ceilings  on Old Homes.

Senate Removes Price-Fixing Clause From Bill Which Would Provide 2,700,000 New Homes for Veterans

Senate Rejects Price Ceilings  For Old Houses   Agrees To Limit Con. trols To Rentals Ande  New Homes.

Senate Defeats Price Ceilings  On Cld Homes  Beats Attempts To Kill Subsidy

Price Lid On Houses Rejected   CEILINGS RESTRICTED TO NEW CONSTRUCTION AND RENTALS

Price Check On Dwellings Loses Vote   Ceilings on ‘Existing Houses Rejected By Senate

Home Ceiling Price Banned  Senate Rejects Curb   Senate Rejects Curb On Old Houses; New Building Is Affected

41-33 Vote Cuts Them Out of Bill   Lids on Existing Homes Beaten; Subsidy Fund Written Into Plan.

Old-House Pfice Ceiling Clause Struck From Housing: Bill: by. Senate >

Graham Speaks On Medical Plan   Says State Program Should Provide for WellBeing of All Citizens

Graham Suggests Proposed State Medical Care Plans Provide For All Citizens

Engineers and Trainmen Ordered Back to Work By Heads of the Unions

OFFICALS FEAR PLEDGS FOR FOCL MAY NOT BE MET   Wheat, Fats and Oils Shipments Due: in ‘Furene July 1

TEMPORARILY DROP PROPOSAL FOOD RATIONING BE RESUMEL   FAMINE EMERGENCY COMMITTEE HAS RULED RATIONING 1S IMPRACTICAL FOR THE PRESENT

THREE PAY $2 FINES FOR PARKING TICKETS   Total Of Nine Cited Friday Most Break Hour Limit

RAIL TRAFFIC NEAR NORMAL OVER NATION   Trains Return Quickly To Schedules After End of Tieup

Rail Travel  Is Resumed  at) EMEC fs err ete Semen ees. Meee   Most Trains Arrive Many Hours Late

Railroad Operations Near Normal Again   Great Difficulty Is Anticipated in Unscrambling Freight Jam; Trains Leave on Schedule After Much Confusion

NATION'S RAIL’ LINES BACK ON NORMAL STATUS   Passenger Travel Reported Light; Freight Aad Mails Moving   TRAIN TAMPERING IS REPORTED BY PENNSY

New Draft Regulations Are Tight, Witt Former Reiects Due for Another Chect

Selective Service in Gear Again with ‘Boards Calling Men September 1}

Draft Boards Start Calling Men Again Sept. 1; ReExamination Rules Strict

DISMISSALS HIT 10,000 IN OPA   About 11,000 More To (et Same News Novy. 50 As Agency Folds Up

NATIONS ABLE TO FILL NEEDS THROUGH TRADE   UNRRA Prepares To Liquidate

LaGuardia Raps Policy in Austria   Asks UNRRA Backing or Dismissal

Government Bans Further UNRRA Aid   ‘World Trade Must Care For Needy

THINKS TRUMAN IS PLEASED   Axtell Says He Has Had No Word From President

A ee BO Bee Pee Gee Per Pergo  Bing Crosby Gets $30,000 A Week Kar His Program

‘(AVERT STALEMATE’   AYRE Of ge i ret  Pick GOP State Secretary,  Resign, Truman Advised

Order Restored At Thomasville   Police Throw Tear Gas Into Picket Line To Enable Removal Trucks

Anti-OPA Bil Up in Senate  Agency-Abolishing   Agency-Abolishing Measure Offered.

Bill To Abolish OPA Is Introduced   Transfers Functions Tc Other Gov’t. Agencies

Vet Agency Costs Trebled in Year   More Than 2 Billion Spent, Report Shows

Yanks Ate Nazi Prison Food  In Darkness, - Couldn’t:Look   ‘ormer Flyer, Now ' Bach at Hawarden, Tells of — Fylth

Strike Threatens To Cut Size Of Texas Papers   Drastic Moves Taken To Conserve Meager Supplies of Newsprint

Ship Operators Expected to Offe New Proposals   Maritime Strike Has Spotlight In Nation; Would Halt Relief Shipments

Ports Facing Tieup Threat    Schwellenbach Calls Maritime Conference

Maritime Unions To Strike   Shipping Tieup Is Scheduled For June 15

Government Calls Conference Over Possible Tie-Up Of Nation’s Shipping

PLAN TQ KEEP SHIPS MOVING   Navy Is Reported Ready To Operate Merchant Fleet If Strike Comes

Threatened Maritime Strike in Spotlight   Conference Today Aimed At Finding S..me Way To Prevent Shipping  be POE oie ae RY SRNR oe

MARITIME TIEUP THREAT BEFORE LABOR EXPERTS   Shipowners, Union Chiefs Meeting to Prevent Strike Set fcr June 15

A MARITIME STRIKE MAY HIT NATION   Government Gives Attention to Settling Dispute That Threatens a Tie-up in Shipping June 15— 900,000 Involved.

Maritime Walkout Threat Has Top Billing in Drive   Labor Secretary Call: Shipowners, Union Chiefs to Conference

Navy Reported Set To Operate  MerchantMarins  ta.) ee, . oo ee. ee . Se   “Ships Going To Run,’ Sen. Radcliffe Says; Strike Called June 15

Confer Today in Effort fo Block Maritime Strike   Threat to Merchant Shipping. Takes Top Billing in. Washinaton

SEEK T0 AVERT SHIPPING STRIKE      Schwellenbach Calls In Ship Owners And Maritime Union Chiefs.

May Avert New Ship Walkout   AFL Union Accepts Bid To Attend Washington Negotiations

Solon Says Strike Will Not Halt Merchant Shipping  Conference Is Callee By Schwellenbach To Avert Big Walkout

Shipping Strike “Won't iHalt Merchant Marine”   Ships Are Going to Run,” Seys Senator Radcliffe— Navy Is Ready with o  Complete Onceratian Plan

MOVES TO AVERT SHIPPING TIE-UP   t. S. TAKES HAND IN DISPUTE BETWEEN MARITIME UNIONS AND OWNERS.

Sen. Radcliffe Says Somebody To Run Vessels   Schwellenbach Calls Meeting of Union Leaders and Owners

MARITIME TIEUP FACES NATION   Boats Will Sail Regardless, Senator Predicts

SHIPS WILL RUN, SENATOR CLAIMS   Navy Reported Ready With Pian If Unions Strike

NAVY EXPECTE TO RUN SHIPS   Merchant Marme Net Te Be Tied Up By Shipping _ Strike June 15

Conference Called on Shipping   Schwellenbach Plans Meeting With Owners, Maritime Unionists at Canttal   ‘Strike Sei June 15   Walkout Would Halt All Shipping From U, S, Ports

Awards Presented at Countywide 4-H Club Party Saturday In Laurens School

Rankin Accused of Using ‘Gestapo’ Tactics   _ Harvard Scientist Says He was Mistreated at Un-American Outy

Savant Hurls ‘Nazi’ Charge ‘AtRankin §   Harvord Professor Cries ‘Gestapo’ F After Capital Quiz

Scientist Shapley Accuses Rankin of Gestapo Tactics  Charges Follows Session Of Unamerican Committee

RANKIN IS ACCUSED OF “GESTAPO” TACTICS BY HARVARD SCIENTIST AFTER COMMITTEE HEARING ROW

Rankin Accused Of Assault   Scientist Says ‘Gestapo’ Tactics Used On Him By Mississippian

Parley Open to Press;. Chair Given to Spaak  Australia Opens Fight to Do Away With Two-Thirds Rule at Paris

MORE FREEDOM FOR PRESS AT PEACE MEETING   Leading Powers Favor Open Sessions of Paris Procedure Committee.

RECORD HEAVY LEFTIST VOTE   Social Democrats Lead 2 Conservative Parties In Jap Elections

FUNDS ALLOTTED MISSOURI FOR JOB SERVICE: HELD UF   Schwellenbach Announces $227,500 Is Being Withheld Because of Cuts in Salaries.   ACTS WITH APPROVAL OF PRESIDENT TRUMAN   Contends Wage Slashes Ar Contrary to Law — 700 Workers Without Checks  Since Nov. 15.

U.S. Holds Up Jobless Funds For Missouri   Gov. Donnelly May Make Statement Today on Squabble

Draft Arms Cut Program   U. S. Proposal Would Safeguard Security In Demilitarization

U.S. 10 SUBMIT ARMS REDUCTION Anna TO IA   Plan Will Insist Upon Teeth for Full Compliance by Other Nations   SECURITY IS STRESSED   American Position Would Not Be Weakened, Accor*ing to Infcrmants

AMERICANS DRAFT DISARImivG PLANS FOR WHOLE WORLD   Proposal Will Be Made Soon to United Nations Meeting at New York; ‘Teeth’ in Program.   TRUMAN WILL GET PROJECT FOR STUDY

U.S.PREPARES ARMS PROGRAM FOR UN STUDY   Effective Safeguards Demanded in Reply To Molotov

Americans Draft Security-Proof Disarming Plan   Proposal, Answer to Russia’s, Due on UN Table Soon

Disarmament Proposal Is Being Drafted   Moves Initiated By U. S.; Plan to Be Ready Next Week

U.S. Drafts Plan To Limit Weapon Race       Lf eserve Securit) _ OF This Country

U.S. ARMS PLAN TO BE OFFERED UNO ASSEMBLY   Proposal Calls For Preserving Security; Truman To Give Word

U.S. Drafting Disarmament Proposal   Plan To DeMilitarize World lo Be Submitte To U. N. Some  Time Next Week.

U.S. PREPARES ARMS PROPOSAL   WILL BE PRESENTED TO OTHER NATIONS Or LIN

PLAN WILL BE  DRECCATEN Th  PLHRULINILU FU  UNITED NATIONS   U. S. Will Demand Safeguards Before It Will Disarm

ARTHUR BECKNER IS HIGH IN FIVE-ACRE YIELD WITH 146.6   PIONEER 318 IS USED BY FLORA FARMER; OTHERS PLACE HIGH - IN CONTEST

Big Military War Marriage Fete Planned Crackups Soar For Army Day Toward Recore

Will Parade Before Trumar And Family  ‘Top Brass’ Will. Accompany the Precident ta Chicaga

To Parade Military Might ©   Mammoth Spectacle Planned in Chicago To Mark First Army Dav Fete Since 1941

President to Watch Display of U.S. Military Might in Army Dav Show

TOP MILITARY DIGNITARIES TOBE AT ARMY DAY SPECTACLE   Chicago Making Big Preparations; 5-Mile Parade Of Men And Materia

Military Might To Be Shown Saturday   Trumans And Army “Top Brass” Plan To Attend Mirae Snectacle Set In Chicaqo

President To Be Chicago Speaker  Truman To Address  ey, a ee eae

State Of Siege Is Declared In Chile   Four Killed, Others In jured In Widespread Disarders

Siege is declared  in Chile   Four killed. 68  hurt in fichtinge

PADAAPADARAAPARADAAAR AAD  60-Day State of Siege Is Declared in Chile

STRICKLER TO SPEAK ATG. 0. P. RALLY   Candidate for Lt.-Governor To Be at Meeting of The Loyal Republiacn Club  THE PUBLIC IS INVITED

Veteran Pension Bills Passed  Senate Authorizes 20 Per Cent Boost

Martin L. Davey, Governor of Ohio From 1935-1939, Dies Suddenly at Kent

vey KENT ‘HOME   Former Ohio Governor Dies Following Bridge Game

DEATH ENDED SPECTACULAR POLITICAL AND BUSINESS CAREER OF FORMER  DEMOCRATIC LEADER

EX-Gov. Davey Dies Suddenly In Kent Home   Funeral Wednesday For 1935-39 Executive Taken by Heart Attack

FOOD PRICES HiT RECORD HGH Ih MID-NOVEMBER   Labor Statistics Bureau Reports 29 Per cent Gain  Bee ces Fe

Food Prices Hit All-Time High in Mid-November   1.5 Per Cent Above Previous Peak; Double Auqust, 1939, Level

Food Prices at New High Point   Index Rises Steadily For Nine Months With  Decline Coming Soon

December Sees Marks Topped For Americans   INDEX REVEALS HIGH LEVEL SET IN MONTH

November Food Prices Hit Highest On Record, U.S. Labor Agency Reports

U.S. Retail Food Prices Reach All-Time High   Above Peak Hit in June 1920---Based on Survev af 56 Citie<

ITALY SEIZES § LEADERS IN PLOY   GOVERNMENT SMASHES THREATENED REVOLT IN NORTH PART OF COUNTRY.

Protest Will Add To Australia Attack On ranian Treatment   To Insist On Action As Soon As Polish Delegates Serve Notice of Plans  Instructions Are Received From Home,

Poland To Seek UN Reprimand  Against Franco   ‘May Renew Controversy ‘Between Russia and   U. S., Great Britain

POLANDS BLAST AT FRANCO MAY UPSET UN AGAIN   Australia Renews Her Allegations On Soviet Agreement

POLAND 10 ASK ACTION: AGAINST ~ FR. DECIME   Documents:to Be.Filed With Security Council When ~ Warsaw-Gives Word”   -PRO- RUSSIAN GESTURE   Romania, ‘Also in the Soviet Orbit, Breaks Relations With Snain

Poles To Urge U.N. Action on Franco Regime   Seeurity Council Faced With Another Problem

Russia Would Again Oppose U. S.. Great Britain If Matter Is Brought Before Security Coun. ei)   RENEW ATTACK IN TRANIAN CRISIS

LISH-FRANCO DISPUTE LOOMS AS UN PROBLEM   Australian Delegate Assails Procedure In Iran Question

Watkins, Dawson OustIncumbents; Granger Trailing   First District Congressional Race May Wait Official Canvass for Decision; State Trend Te Toward €.O.P. Control of Utah Lower Hous

EX-CONVICT WED T0 13-YEAR-OLD   LOWELL FACTORY WORKER NOW HELD IN JAIL

JAILED FOR MARRYING 13-YEAR OLD   Ex Convict, 23, Locked Up in (Grand Rapids

INFORMS OF ARMING OF MERCHANT SHIPS   Paul J. Barrett, Esq., Tells  Rotarians of Trips Across  Atlantic Ocean   SIGHTS IN RUSSIA

PAUL BARRETT TELLS OF MERCHANT SHIPS   Member of Bucks Co. Bar Addresses Bristol Club   FRANCE IS DESCRIBED

Eight Persons Die ~ In Auto Accident   Two Cars Crash Head-on and Burn Near Wilkes-Barre.

ga Machines Crash Head - on Near’ Wilkes-Barre “4  FIRE BREAKS OUT  er _* pees se ee      Victims  Anclude A Young Mother And’  Newborn Infant .

Nine Persons. Killed As Two Cars Burn Up   Mother. Prematurely-Born Baby, Die As Cars Crash.  Burst Into Flames.

9 PERSONS DIE IN AUTO WRECK   Mother and Prematurely Born Baby Are Killed

SHIPPING STRIKE NOW THREATENED   Strike of 22,000 Dock Workers May Be Called April 1. -

Shipping and Waterfront Strike Threat to Nation; GM Dispute Is Closer to Final Settlement

SOVIET POLICE KILL AMERICAN   Sharp Protest Sent On Fatal Shooting In Berlin Zone

Sharp Note Sent  To Russians  In Death Case   Army Employe Shot After Taking Photos ‘In Berlin’s Soviet Zone

Senate Beats British Loan for Bases Deal   McFarland’s Proposal Loses by Narrow 45 to 40 Margin

Reject Plan For Bases Ownership   Senate Turns Down Projec for Atlantic Bases in  Exchange for Loan

Masquerade As Salesman Comes to End   Former Comptroller Who Disappeared in 1941 Before Going to Jail Found Selling Religious Articles

Criminal Ends His Masquerade  Leary Convicted of Fraud Conspiracy -

Secretary Not Loyal to Him,  Says Governor   Action to Result in Heated Political Campaign in State; Harman Backs Shrover

Martin Fires J. Shroyer, Secretary  Of Highways   Charges Disloyalty To Administration: Smock Takes Over  For Time Beine

4 HOUSE MEMBERS DEPLORE. YIELDING TO REDS’ DEMANDS   Congressmen, After Tour of Europe, Say Appeasement Alienates U. S. Friends in Krenlin.   FAVOR CONFERENCE OF TRUMAN, STALIN   Declare Two Leaders Should  Hold Frank Discussion on Problems Dividing  Two Countries,

Truman-Stalin Meeting Urged   Four House Members Back from Europe Trip

House Group Urges Parley By Truman And Stalin  Calls for Attack On Big Problems; Urges U. S. Drop  ATE Aww... oa

Draft of Teen-Agers as Last Resort Compromise Proposal   Move Made To Break Deadlock in House

COMPROMISE MOVE UP ON DRAFT PLAN   Use Of Teen Agers As Last Resort Offered

PLAN DRAFT COMPROMISE   Teen-dAgers’ Induction Would Be Made Only As Last Resort

MOVE TO BREAK DRAFT DEADLOCK   PROPOSE COMPROMISE TO DRAFT TEEN-AGE " BOYS AS LAST RESORT

ITEEN DRAFT AS LAST [RESORT IS PROPOSED ©  Plan May Break Extension Deadlock

Russians Evacuate Manchurian Port; Chinese Communists Take’ Over City

» RUSSIANS LEAVE PORT OF DAIREN   Soviets Say Manchurian City Turned Over To Chinese Communists

Chinese Reds Occupy Dairen   Russians De part From Manchurian City Quietly

Russians Evacuate Dairen and Give Port to Chinese Communists, Claim

Russians Leave  Dairen, Report   Key Manchurian Port in Hands of Chinese Reds

Lotion, fextite Mills Suffering Coal Shortaaes   Operation Hinges On April Shipments

Cotton, Textile Mills Suffering Coal Shortages   Operation Hinges On April Shipments  aaa tales <copnageapeik 6a ia: Caplan ak aaa aaa ina

Preparations Being Made to Defend Heirens in Chicago  Defendant’s Lawyers Examine Scene Of Degnan Killing

Investigation Nearing Climax?   Heirens Expected to Make Confession

DEAL’ GIVEN UP IN DEGNAN CASE   Preparations Started For Heirens Trial In Kidnap-Killing

‘Discount Deal  With Heirens   .Attorneys Examine Scene -Of Slaying Of Suzanne  -Degnan.

Higher Farm Price Drive Hits Obstacle   Senate Talks Delay Of Minimum Pay Bil

Drive For High Farm Prices May Lead Senate To Delay Study Of Minimum W age Legislation

Minimum Wage Measure May Be Placed On Shelf   Strong Oppositior Develops; Senators  May Turn To Other Legislation

FARM DRIVE MAY  FORCE SENATE TO  SHELVE 65C WAGE USE MINIMUM WAGE  BILL IN FIGHT TO WIN HIGHER PRICES

MINIMUM WAGE BILL MAY BE POSTPONED   Reaction From Farm Group Is Cause For Move

‘Wave Bill May Be Held Temporarily ‘By Counter-threat   Sponsors May Delay  Meéastife'as Farm Bloc Brings Up New Parity Bill.

Senate Leaders Debating Shelving 65 Cent Minimum Wage Scale Temporarily

Minimum Wage Bill Hits Snag  Farmer Demands May ~*snnece Cnrethar Balau

DELAY SEEN ON WAGE MEASURE   Opposition, Farm Biot Threat To Passage

SENATE DEBATE  Wage Bill May Be Shelved  Measure Threatened By Drive to Win Farm Price Boost

Talk Of Move To Seek Higher Farm Prices May Shelve New Minimum Wage Bill: In Senate   Two Pending Appropriations Bills May Be Taken Up In Upper Chamber

Request for Higher Farm Prices Made   Farm Parity Plan to Raise Prices ThirtyThree Percent. Blow Against Wage Bill

‘Minimum Wage Bill May Fail   65c Guarantee Seen ‘ Brice Rice Wedae

Wage Bill May Be Set Aside For Time Being   Farm Bloc Threatens To Use Measure; Opposition Strong

Debate Laying Minimum Wage  Bill On Shelf   Senate Leaders Oppose Move To Link It With Higher Farm Prices.

SENATORS MA Y SHELVE 65-CENT PAY MINIMUM   Believe Farm Bloc Would Use Bill for Higher Produce Prices

Solons May Shelve Minimum Pay Bill  ASS    Farm Bloc Threat To Use Measure Is Feared

Expect Easier OPA Actions  From Senate   Chairman Of Senate Bank. ing Committee Predict:  Sensible Bill To Emerge.   TAFT ASKS TAPERING

Hope Senate Will Treat OPA Better   But Compromise With House  View Looms  Ahead

Trouble Pies Up For OPA   Even if Senate Votes Favorably Compromise Must  Be Made With House

Friends Of OPA Look To Senate To Save Pieces   Hope Slim, However, That Federal Agency Will Keep Much Powe:

Hope Senate to Be Gentler in Action on OPA   Compromise Still Seen Necessary

OPA Looks To Senate For Aid in Bitter Fieht   UPPER HOU SE & EXPECTED TO RESTORE MANY ITEMS

Price Controls Still To Face Severe Test   Half Of Ceilings Said Jeopardized By Present Bill

Senate Expected To Be More Kind With OPA Whack   Porter Says Inflation In Store For U. S.

EXPECT SENATE TO COMPROMISE ON OPA ACTION   Will Yield Ground to House ir Attempt to Salvage Key Price Control Points

MORE GENTLE TREATMENT It EXDECTED   Administration Officials Express Optimism Note

MAY BE tAo! AND SENGIBLE, WAGNER SAYS   Whatever It Does Bill Wil Face Compromises With House.

TRUMAN AIDES CONFIDENT BUT FACE BATTLE   Senatorial Pian Still Would Need To Be Compromised with House Version.

Seek Gentler OPA Treatment From Senate  Present Bill Will End Ceilings On   Present Bill Will End Ceilings On 50% Of Goods, Is Porter's Estimate

PRICE CONTRO STILL IN GRAVE PERIL, HOWEVER   “ven If Senate Extends OPA Without Change Differences Must Be Ironed Out With Price ControlHating House.

Administration Hopeful Of Senate Action   Sees Chance For OPA Price Controls To Be Continued

HOPING SENATE WILL GIVE OPA MORE GENTLE RECEPTION   Expect Senators To Have Tough Row To Hoe In Trying To Change Bill

OPA Backers Pinning Hopes on the Senate   Another Big Fight Seen When Conference Group Beains Work

White House Receives Blow From House   Conference on Many Issues Lies Ahead

New Deal Hopes Senate Will Be Gentle With OPA   Porter Declares House Bill Blows Setup Sky High

Gentler Treatment for OPA in Senate Supporters’ Hope   Porter Says House Bill Would Lift Controls From Many Items

SENATE TO REVIVE OPA POWERS LIKELY   Administration Chiefs Hope for Support in Upper Chamber

PREDICT GENTLER HANDLING OF OPA IN-U. S. SENATE   OPTIMISM TEMPERED BY FACT HOUSE WILL STILL HAVE ITS SAY

Senate Action On OPA Likely Less Drastic  Porter Says House Changes To Affect

OPAS BACKERS EXPECT SENATE TO EASE BLOW   Porter Warns House Action Would Blow Ceilings On Key Items Sky High

No Cinch For OPA In Senate   Stiff Fight Expected But Administration  Hopes For Thumping Price. Control Victory

0.P.A. to Get Much Kinder Treatment From Senate, Administration Believes

OPA Backers Expect Better Luck in Senate   House Recess May Result In OPA and Draft Changes

BELIEVE SENATE WILL TREAT THE  OPA GENTLY   But Trouble Was Stacking Up For Them Just the Same.   WILL MAKE COMPROMISE      Present Bill Requires the Elimination of Price Control.

Administration Hopeful For OPA in Senate   But Leaders Realize House Must Be Considered In Compromise Measure

Expect Senate to Treat OPA Gently   Even Sa, Optimism Is Tempered by Though: Of Compromise with Bill Passed by House

Administration Counts On Gentler O. P. A. Treatmen From Senate; Porter Warns Of Higher Living Costs

Exlension of OPA Facing Senate Fight   Backers Hope Bill Will Get Less Severe Deal in Upper House

Administration Hoping For Better OPA Support in Senate   Agency Leaders Declare House Made It Useless

CONCESSIONS EXPECTED ON SOME POINTS   Chief Porter Claims Bill Will Require Lifting Of Price Ceilings July 1]  On Many Items   INCLUDES FOODSTUFFS

CAPITAL LEADERS LOOK TO SENATE TO RESCUE 0.2.4   Measure Passed Would End Half Of Ceiling Items

BATTERED OPA PINS HOPES ON SENATE ACTION   Claim House Bill Lifts Half of Ceilings On Living Costs

SENSIBLE BILL SEEN BY BACKERS   Upper Chamber Must Compromise With Lower House

House OPA Bill May Get  Some Change:   Administration Officials Confident That Senate Will Do Something to Offset Bill as Passed.

Senate Expected To Treat OPA Gently, but Firm:   Compromise Hinted, However, Due to  Bie Vote in House

Expect Senate To TreatOPA More Gently   But Administration Chiefs  Opthnism Is Tempered With Thoughts Of  “Comproniise”™

OPA's Friends Look Hopefully To The Senate   Plenty Trouble Yet Ahead, However, For Control Agency

Leaders Ho p e Senate Saves Price Control      More Favorable Action Anticipated On HouseRiddled Bill

Hot Battle Still  Likely  In Congress  Wagner Predicts >A ‘Sensible Bill’

Porter Says House Killed Price Control   Wagner Says Group Will Report Sensible Bill For Senate Study

TE MAY TREAT OPA-MORE GENTLY   Administration Heads Express Optimism on Price  Control Bill’  Tent ren TAL ERPs TCT.

Senate May e Gentler  On OPA Bill   Measure More Favorable To Administration  Likely to Be Passed

Truman Aides Think Senate To Give OPA. Longer Life   Porter Warns ‘House Measure Would Lift Many Vital Controls

ACHESON PLAN FAILS 10 GAIN MUCH SUPPORT   Agriculture Officials Delay Any Action Which Might Anger U. S. Farmers   PROPOSAL MAY HINDER   Capital Wonders tf Acheson May Have Undone Work By Sec. Anderson .

Officials Silent ° On Acheson Plan To Seize Whea   ‘Department Hesitates to  Approve Proposal, Fearing  Wrath of Farmers

U.S. MUM ON PROPOSAL TO SEIZE WHEAT      Hesitate To Approve Plan Which Might Arouse Farmers

Agricultural Dept. Mum on Acheson Proposal for Seizure of Wheat Needed to Fill U. S. Relief Quota

Dean Acheson Suggests Plan to Fill Quota   Agriculture Officials Mum; Fear Farm Anger if Forced

CORN LOANS © CALLED FOUR ' MONTHS EARLY   Situation May Recome More  Serious a

Seizure of Wheat  Threatens   Acheson Advecates Drastic Measures to Control Famine

More Drastic Action Sought To Get Grain   Government Calls All Federal Corn Loans Four Months Early

Hannegan Asks Wallace's Aid  Left Winger Invited “aa   Left Winger Invited To Speak in Behalf Of Party Candidates

BIG CITY VOTE THE BIG FACTOR   DEMOCRATS WILL USE WALLACE IN POPULOUS CENTERS

PS Big Cities Will Give  i Vote Payoff   Results In Metropolitan Area To Show Whether Truman Hurt Party Lineup

Nov. Vote In Big Cities Will Show Whether Wallace Ouster Hurt Dems

Big City Vote Is Seen as Deciding Factor in the November Elections

Harriman to Take Wallace Post in Truman’s Cabinet   Multi-Millionaire Diplomat Named To Commerce Office

SUICIDE RUMORS j Heirens’ Jailers Intensify Vigil on Confession Eve

Occupation Forces Find $25,000,000 In Diamonds Hidden by Japanese

ATH PERSON DIES FROM JOWA FIRE   Cedar Rapids Girl  Succumbs to Burns

Prisoners Attempt Break Krom  Missoula Barracks   State of Alert in Effect After Several Fires Are Started; Onlv One Building Badly Damaded

Prisoners Attempt Break From  Missoula Barracks  State of Alert in Effect After Several Fires Are Started;  Fo, Ce, POE ie RE Ae, CL, ee fC, Oe ae, 

C.D.A. Initiation Of New Members  Rev. R. V. Sweeney Speaks At Banquet

C.D.A.Initiation Of New Members:  ‘Rev. R. V. Sweér ney -Gréoaks At Banauet

* lows. ‘Action . Giving Ned: To ‘Nine Month: “Extension. of Draft’.

$400 BLANKET HIKE IN ARMY PAY PROPOSED   House Committee Meets To Put OK On Extension of Draft

$100 Increase Sought In Pay Armed Forces  Committee To  Okay Draft  xtension

Favor Wage Increase to All Soldiers   House Committee Recommends Extension of Draft Nine Months

Favor Pay Boost - For Armed Forces   Committee Approves Plan Fer $400 Increase

PAY BOOST F ARMY PROPOSED BY COMMITTEE   Would Give Officers. Enlisted Men $400 Pav Increase

Hal Boyle, Following Tour of Fifty Countries Gives His Impressions of Each

IN EXPLOSION   More Than Score Hurt As Terrific Blast Wrecks California Plant

Blast at Jet _ «Plant Kills 7   California. Fuel Explosion Bele 20 Miles Awny

Azusa, Calif., Blast Takes Eight Lives   Explosion Wrecks Plant Of Aero-Jet Engineering Corporation

BLAST KILLS “B CIVILIANS   Area At Los Angeles Jarred; Fire  ‘allows

Explosion In ‘Jato Plant Kills Eight, Injures Over 20   Blast of Fuels Used In Jet Takeoff Units Rocks Los Angeles Area

Round-Upper Rodeo This Afternoon Only Club Members Eligible  For Amateur Events, Pros To Do Own Matchina

Rounduppers To Have Amateur Event  Orn ly RO ee Be Ei: ss. _    Only Members Eligible To Compete Sept. 29, Fun Assured Spectators

Pest Control Work, Tree Surgery, Landscaping  Examination Scheduled

Charge Martin F. Wecker, Former Melbourne Farmer,  Tried To Poison His Wie   Doctor Suspicious Over Peculiar Symptoms—Notifies Police

Former Merrill Man Held On Serious Charge .  Accused Of Trying To Poison His Wife Recently

Former Merrill Man Held On Serious Charge * hepined Of Trying  - To Poison His  Wife Recently

Jersey Veteran — Of 56 Invasions Given Discharge   Philadelphia or Munich?  Gala Party Held for German Sailors at U.S. Navy Yard

GERMAN SAILORS GIVEN ‘BIG PARTY’ IN PHILADELPHIA   DISCHARGED YANK CALLS FAREWELL ‘DISGUSTING’

Drunken Farewell to German Crew  Claim Prinz Eugen Sailors Feted by Philadelphians

Friends, Relatives, ‘Pro-Germans’  Hold Gala Farewell Fete For Nazis

DEANERY HEARS SPEAKER FROM NATIONAL STAFF   Paper Reports Gala Party For NaziShip sCrewlInPhilly

PAPER SCORES PARTY GIVEN NAZI SAILORS   Gala Farewell Said to Have Been Given Crew of  man Cruiser Prinz  Eugen   REGULATIONS VIOLATED

Vaper Declares Americans and Germans Raise Voices itn Beer-Hall Songs as Interned Sailors Leave for Reich.

Gay Party On German Ship Is Reported   Paper Says Sailors Entertained Royally At U. S. Port

German Sailors Given Gala Party   Probe Promised into Spectacle Aboard Nazi Cruiser Prinz Eugen

Investigation Promised... .  Raise Furore Over Party For German Sailors At Philadelphia Navy Yard

Law Prof Made War Debt Aide  Oliver, On Leave, Divides Nazi Assets

CLOUD 1S MADE TO YIELD SNOM   Plane Drovs Pellets of Dr Ice on It; Practical Applications Seen

DRY ICE DROPPED ON CLOUD CAUSES REAL SNOWSTORM   G eneral Electric Scientists Say Experiment Promises Beneficial Result«

Snowfall Made by Scientists: Crop AidClaimec   Plane Sprinkles Dry Ice on Clouds; Other Benefits Described

Everybody Talks About the Weather; GE Does More Than Talk — Produces Snow

Dry Ice Freed From Ariplane Turns Trick   Possible To Blanket Large Area At Once

Scientisis Produce Snowstorm by Dropping Dry ice Pellets into Cloud

MAN-MADE SNOWS ANNOUNGED TODAY BY U.S. SCIENTISS   Dry Ice Is Sprinkled on Clouds to Produce Odd Results; Uses of New System Described.  EXPERIMENT MADE

CORRIGAN TO FLY FREIGHT.   Famous “Wrong Way'’ Pilot Gets Ontario to New VYVork Run.

Postpone Public Service Strike in Houston; Water, Gas Supplies Threatened

HOUSTON STRIKE ' — T$ POSTPONED   State of Emergency Likely, However, If Negotiations {Fail,

Bodies of Airmen Thought Buried in Village Near Bled   Army Plans Disinterment of Bedies of Those Aboard Downed Craft

U.S, SEEKING IDENTITY OF DEAD AIRMEN   Graves Registration Men Visit Scene Where Transport Was Shot Down.

WILL DISINTER BODIES BURIED AFTER CRASH   Report Five Or Sx Buried Followimg Shooting Down Of Plane

India Situation Is Being Discussed  Cabinet Experts, Attlee Confer

Says Ideas Of Roosevelt Are Being Fulfilled .   Firm Hand To Reds, “Is Road To Peace”

Wallace's Successor States Faith   New Secretary Has Been Adviser to Rernes on Russia

Harriman Backs Byrnes on Firm Foreign Policy   New Commerce Secretary Voices Full Support of U. S. Program

Harriman Okays Foreign Policy   New Cabinet Member Formerly Served as Ambassador in Russia

Increase Offer Said Planned By White House   Health And Welfare Fund Support May Be Forthcoming

TRUMAN REPORTED TC FAVOR HIKE IN PAY, MINERS RELIEF FUND   DETROIT NEWS SAYS PRESIDENT’S PEACE PLAN IS DECIDED

President Reported As Ready To Act If There  Is No Agreement Soon

Provides For Welfare Fund,  Paper Claims   Alse Proposes Wage ly crease of 1844 Cents An Hour, According To Copyright Detroit News Stor      Fund Would Not Be Turned Into Union   Operator- Financed Health Money Would Be Cansidered By OPA Legitimiate Business Cost

Proposal Of Settlement is Reported   Confers With Cabinet As Nation Paralyzed

MARKETS BOLT UPWARD UNDER FREE TRADING   Hold -the-line Move Apparent in U. S. Retail Stores   OPA at a Glance

Federal Czar of Vet’s Affairs Proposed Today   War Department Report Says Veterans Dissatisfied Over GI Bill Results

REPORT OF WA DEPT. URGES CZAR OF ALL VETS AFFAIRS   Survey Indicates Confusion Exists Through Lack Of  Coordination

Army Proposes Federal Czar Of Vet Affairs   Rockefeller Says Many Bitter Over GI Bill Results, Other Leaislation

Vet Gar Asked to Cut Tape   War Department Survey Shows Need of Master Plan

VETS REPORTED NOT SATISFIED WITH Gl BILL   Federal Czar for VA Setup Proposed—Slash in Red Tape Suggested

Federal Czar Proposed for Vets Affairs   No Criticism Against Gen. Bradley in Army 7Snpeed-Up’ Proposal!

ARMY PROPOSES VETERANS’ CZAR TO CUT RED TAPE   SURVEY DISCLOSES BITTERNESS OVER GI BILL RESULTS

War Department Report Proposes  Veteran's Czar  Says Master Plan Needed for Deals With Former Gl’s

FEDERAL CZAR FOR VETERANS AFFAIRS ASKED   Single Official To Cut  ‘Red Tape’ Proposed By War Department

Czar of Veteran Affairs Favored   Co-ordination of 15 Agencies Declared Imperative

VA “Czar” Called For      War Department Says GI’s Suffer! For Lack Of Coordinated Plan

ASKS FEDERAL CZAR FOR VETS   Many Former Servicemen Reported Bitter Of GI Results

SLAVS BLOCK PARLEY SPEED   ‘Railroading’ Trieste Issue !s Main Charge

PEACE PARLE WINDUP SEt\ BY OCTOBER   Wrangling Will Prolong Sessions, Adjournment

Protest Is Made Against Speed-Up Of Peace Parley   Yugoslavia Balks At Efforts To Get More Speed In Faris Conference Decisions   U. N. POSTPONEMENT TO OCT. 23 EXPECTED

ISSIA DENIES LEGATES ARE REIGN AGENTS   indignant Over Registration ~

Soviets Plead Entry To U. S. As Our Guests   Object To Registering As Foreign Agents In Coming To UN Sessions

Soviet Embassy Accuses U.S: of Adding Difficulties. To Settina Up Cultural Ties   - Demand* hat Russ Envoys _ Register as Foreign Agents * Causes Bitter.Resentment

REDS ATTACKS JUSTICE DEPT   Charges Aired After Sov: iet Delegates Slated As Foreign Agents

DELEGATES TO! SLAV CONGRESS WITHDRAWN   Delegates From Other Countries Are Registered

MOVE FORE ABENTS DRAWS, PROTEST   Russian Delegates to Slav Congress Recalled for That Reason   SOVIET FEELS. INSULTED   Group Was Not Entitled to Diplomatic Status, Is American Position

Russ Blast U.S. in Slav Meet Tally   Soviet Embassy Scores Justice Dept. for Forcing Delegates to Register as Foreign Agents Whiie in New York

Russian Protests  U.S. ‘Snub’   Soviet Diplomat Says Delegates To Slav Congress Were insulted

SOVIET PROTESTS ~ AMERICAN ACTICN   Demand for Registration as Agents Causes Flareup.

SOVIET EMBASSY PROTESTS THE REGISTERING OF SLAV DELEGATES AS “FOREIGN AGENTS”

GOLDEN WEDDING AT J. DOERR HOME   Mr.and Mre. J. W. Doerr Will Observe 50th Wedding Anniversary Sunday.

STARK COUNTY MEN TO REPORT PRE-INDUCTION   Induct Eleven Men To Report In New Draft Call For Feoruary

COOPERATION OF MERCHAN TS ASKED Retain Prices On Goods Now In Stock, Is Plea

Propose Amendments To Make US Plan More ‘Acceptable To Russia   Canada Proposes To Bive Big Five Right To Veto Punishment Of Nations Making Bombs Illegally; Crosses Baruch Plan.

CANADA ASKS CHANGES iN BARUCH PLAN   Would Make it More Acceptable To Soviet Russia

Canada And France Side  With Soviet   UN Commission Begins Vote On Baruch Plan

CHANGES IN ATOM CONTROL ARE SOUGHT   Canada and France Ask United Nations Commission to Als ter Program.

Accuses Durocher of Stealing Love Of His Wife, Laraine Day, While . Posing As His Pal, Visiting in Home

Underground Offensive Plan Cited As Troops Clamp Control on Haifa; Attempt to Seuttle Transport Fails

Immigrants Try To Scuttle Ship   Rigid Cordon is Clamped Around Haifa Port Area

TENSE QUIET IN PALESTIN ARTER RIFTS   Nationwide Offensive of Underground Fails to Take Place Ac Predicted   BRITISH TROOPS: KOLB CONTROL OF SECTION

A NATIONWIDE OFFENSIVE. FAILED IN PALESTINE   Three Underground Jewish Groups Were Reported Preparing for the Attack.   THE HOLY LAND IS QUIET   Workers at Jerusalem Post Office Flee Following Bomb Report.

British Troops Tighten Guard Around Key Point: In Palestine After Riot

GENERAL CALM IN PALESTINE AFTER RIOTING   British Clamp Rigid. Control on Haifa After Tumultusus Weekend

British Troops Clamp Rigid Cordon About Haifa As Jews Cause Trouble On Weekend

Comparative Quiet Reigns in Palestine   Natianwide Offensive By Jewish Underground Fails to Materialize— Pe ee Pe:

Rigid Ring Of Steel Around Port Of Haifa   British Tighten Control After Week-End Clashes With Jewish Refugees.

PALESTINE AREA REMAINS TENSE   Expected Jewish Strike Fail: To Materialize—Peace Hopes Rise

HOLY LAND HAS A HECTIC TIME DURING WEEKEND   legal Jewish Immigrants Seek To Scuttle Transport; Tension Mounts As Re. sult Of British Pol.  ICV.

Holy Land Quiet After Troubled, Tense Week End  Nationwide. Offense Does Not Start

Comparative, Quiet . Seule:  Down ‘Upon Holy' Land  ‘After: Troubled?" Weekend  —

Tense Quiet Settles Over Holy Land As Many Rumors Abound   British Maintain Stern Control of Port Area; Uprising Reported

Palestine Quiet After Ship Blast  Refugees Tried To Scuttle Themselves

OFFENSIVE FAILS TO MATERIALIZE IN HOLY LAND; FAIRLY QUIET  Ps ” JEwWs TRY ROMRB SHIP

QUIET HOLY LAND   Nationwide Offensive by Jewish Groups Fails To Materialize

PALESTINE NERVE WAR’ SLOWS DOWN   Promised All-Out Rebellion Fails To Take Piace

British Clamp Cordon Arounc Haifa Harbor   Comparative Quiet Reigns After Riot Plan Is Abandoned; See Return Of Peace

Quiet Settles On Holy Land   Reported Nationwide Offensive Fails  To Materialize

Jews Try to Sink Cyprus Bound Ship   British Troops to Mount Double Guard As Unrest in Holy Land Mounts Swiftly

British Clamp Rigid Control On Port After Tumultuous Weekend   Jews Try To Sink Cyprus-Bound Refugee Ship Assigned To Deport hes Tension Is Mounting -

British Troops Clamp Control On Haifa Port  Scuttling Of Ship em inta “a  AR aw

JEWS IN HAIFA STILL RIOTING   British Troops Guarding Port Area in Force

Palestine Quiet Despite Threat Of Offensive   Immigrants’ Attempt To Scuttle Ship Bound For  Cyprus Fails.

Jewish Offensive  Fails to Take  Shape in Haifa Comparative Quiet  Settles Over Restless Palestine

Illegal Jewish Immigrants Fail ‘To Scuttle Ship   Underground Groups In Palestine May Launch Nation-Wide Offensive Today

Immigrants Try to Scuttle Ship   Tension Mounting in Holy Land: Bitter Offensive Planned

OFFENSIVE BY JEW IN HOLY LAND FEARED   Underground Groups Re. ported Ready for Nationwide Campaign.

ENSIVE FAILS T0 MATERIALIZE IN HOLY LAND: FAIRLY QUIET,   PALESTINE STILL TENSE AFTER WEEKEND, WHEN JEWS TRY BOMB SHIP

HOLY LANE IS QUIET. BUT TENSE   Palestine- Wide Offensive by Terrorists Fails to Materialize; Attempt Made to Scuttle Ship

Jews Try to Sink Cyprus-Bound Refugee Transport   Tension Mounts Through Holy Land as Result of Deportation Policy

EXPECT REVOLT OF ZION GROUPS IN PALESTINE   BRITISH FORCES ON ALERT AS MORE JEWS ARE SENT TO CYPRUS

Nationwide Offensive Of Jewish Underground Gangs Fails To Shape Up

W. R: Barton Died Tuesday   Linn Co. Pioneer Druggis! Passes Away at Home In Laclede

: Services For W. R. Barton   Linn Co, Pioneer Druggist Passes Away at Home in Laclede

Public Schools Cost Taxpayers $125.50 Per Student Yearly  _ LeMars Operates:  System’At Less Th Average Expense’

Publie Schools Cost Taxpayers $125.50 Per Student Yearly   LeMars Operates:

Light Plant Bond Issue Is  Planned Soon   City to Limit Trash Collection; Abuses Reported

Light Plant Bond Issue Is. Planned Soon    City to Limit ~ “Trash Collection; ! Alnace Renorted

Producers of Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Will Continue To Receive Subsidy Of 75c Per Barrel for Oil   Reconstruction Finance Corporation Is Directed to Make Payments On Stripper Well Yield Unless Lid Is Sus

U.S. to Pay 75¢ Barrel Until Next June 30   RFC Is Directed to Make Payments on Stripper Well Yield Unless Lid Suspendec

Maritime Union Hits Comment By President   Says Truman Stand Signal for Operators To Refuse Settlement

Ship Unions Hit Comment By Truman  ‘Threat’ Claimed Aid to Operators

President Is Scored By Marifime Unions   Say. Truman Has Fired Torpedo Into Negotiations

Ship Unions Say Truman  Hit Talks   Claim President ‘Fired Torpedo’ Into Negotiations

2 Ship Union Leaders Seen Aiding Russia   Ryan Says Maritime Strike Will Come Off  Regardless af Terms

New Element Is Injected in Maritime Dispute   A. F. L. Leader Sees Move to Turn Shipping to Russia

MARITIME UNIONS IN HOT REPLY TO TRUMAN   Claim President “Fired A Torpedo Inte Nexetiations For Feace Sent Sakb leeet g

Charge President ‘Torpedoed’ Wage Settlement   Leaders of Union Take Issue : With Comments

Schwellenbach Calls Maritime Strike Parley.   AFL Spokesman Accuses CIO. Rivals of Playing —

Maritime Unions Charge Truman  Torpedoes’ Talks  Plan to Use Army And Navy Is Called  Conese of finsocabace

Coal Output Is Dropping Down  More District Mines Are Closed  lo

Test Runs Made By Streamliner   Emergency Action Would Reduce Toll

TRAINS TESTED AT WRECK SITE   Burlington Road Trys Ta Sway Public Opinion, Attorney Charges

TEST RUNS MADE AT WRECK SCENE   FLYER COULD HAVE BEEN STOPPED, SAYS BURLINGTON OFFICIAL

Groves Retiring As Atomic Bomb Director Today   Will Stay As Manhattan Project Director Only Upon Request Of President   STEPS DOWN FOR CIVILIAN BOARD

Chairman of Indian Meet Is Nominated   Food. Minister of Interim Indian Government Named Without Opposition; Moslem League Continues Ban

ASSEMBLY BOISTEROUS   Lively Debates ‘Waged; Dr. Prasad Named Chairman

'$165,000,000 Puncture in Ceiling (For Civilian Public Works Spending

Prettyman Guilty   To Be Sentenced December 7; Out On $5,000  Bond.

PRETTYMAN FOUNG GUILTY; JURY OUT ONLY 21 MINUTES   Neosho Lawyer and Property Owner Convicted on Two Counts of Income Tax Evasion.   COURT TO SENTENCE HIM ON DECEMBER 7%   Wealthy Defendant Remains at Liberty Under $5,000 Bond—Trial Had Lasted  12 Davs.

GUNMAN GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE   Chicagoan Pleads Guilty to Denmark, la., Holdup

Improvement of Distribution System Is Urged  Food Allocations Are Held Grossly Inadequate

Improvement of ‘Distribution System Is Urged   Food Allocations Are Held

Heirens Writes He Admitted Killings To Insure His End   Confiscated Letter to His Parents Made Public by Officials   “Story Too Horrible to Relate’ Is Unfolded at Trial of 23 Japanese

ORGY IN RAPE OF NANKING BARED   1,000 CASES OF RAPE NIGHTLY BY JAPS WHO SLEW 280,000 CHINESE

Senator Wheeler Trails Erickson In First Returns   Former State Supreme Court Justice Is Leading By 2,000 Votes

Wheeler More Than 4,000 Votes Back   Senator Trails Erickson In Montana Battle

Erickson Leading Wheeler by 4500 Votes in Montana   CIO Backed Candidate Is Increasing. Lead: Ae Count Proaresses

Wheeler Congratulates Erickson Upon His Success in Race, Addresses Statement to Residents of Montana

WHEELER TRAILS IN EARLY COUNT   Erickson Leads Incumbent Over 4,000 Votes

WHEELER LAGS - BY 4,000 VOTES   CIO Supported Candidate  Leads in Senate Race

Senator Wheeler Trails Erickson In Montana Vote   Incumbent. Solons ElseWhere Renamed; Watch Balloting In Georgia

Wheeler Lags In Race for Renomination   Former Justice Leads—IBI To Watch Georsia Pol]

Returns Indicate Wheeler Behind in Montana Vote   Georgia Primary Staged Today; Nevroes To Vote

BALLOT RACE IS ROUGH FOR SEN. WHEELER   VOTERS IN MONTANA GIVE LEAD TO NEW DEALER

IN URBAN AREAS   Wheeler Was Opposed by  CIO-PAC but Had Sup : mers aft Ade Truman

SENATOR WHEELER LAGGING BEHIND LEIF ERICKSON   He Had Hoped Returns From Primary Would Mean Nomination.   TRYING FOR 5TH TERM   The 40-Year-Old Erickson Jumped Into the Lead Last Night.

Wheeler 8ehind In Early Poll Coun!   Three States Hold Primars Elections

Wheeler Trailing in Montana  Veteran Senator  eek Sa See eee   Veteran Senator Behind Opponent; Georgia Negroes Settina Record

WHEELER TRAILS MONTANA RIVAL   Senator over 4,000 Votes Behind, More than Half Of Precincts in

Wheeler Is Apparently ‘Defeated   Senator Trails Erickson With More Than Half Of State Preeinets Heard From

/FBI Watches Georgia Vote As Negroes Go To Polls To Cast First Ballots

Wheeler Trails In Primary Vote  More Than 4,000 Votes Behind Erieksor

_ Pre-Pearl Harbor Isolationist Apparently Defeated... .  Wheeler  acs Far Behind

SEN. WHEELER LAGS BEHIND   Trails Opponent for Senate Nomination By More Than 4,000

Veteran Montana Solon Tastes Defeat Despite Backing by President Truman

Wheeler Runs 4,000 Behind Lief Erickson   Montana Senator Gets Lacing in Own Butte Strenzhold

Wheeler Lags In Montana Primary Vote   Incumbents Win In 3 Other States; Blaberma Balloting

Veteran Democratic Senator 2,000 Behind      ISan Francisco’s Mayor Apparently Winning Out 7 7 Recall Faes '

Wheeler Trailing Leif Erickson In  Montana Primary   Isolationist_ Senator Ap: ’ pears Defeated _ - for _ Reelection. 

Wheeler Trailing Leif Erickson In  Montana Primary   Isolationist Senator Ap pears Defeated for Reelection.

‘Wheeler Trails in Early Vote; In Georgia, 18-Year Olds And Negroes Vote for First Time

Wheeler Appears As Lost In Vote   Erickson Is Aheac More Than 4,500  In Counting

Senator Wheeler Fails Behind in Montana Primary   Seeking Fifth Term, He Lags More Than 4,000 Votes Behind Leif Erickson

REALTOR FLAYS HOUSING PLAN   ust Watered - Down Version of Wyatt’s Ideas,” Says  Asegrniation Snnkeeman,

Wives and Children of U. S. Soldiers in Eurepe En Route to Join Them Among Victims.

Kin Of Gls Were Among Passengers   Second Newfoundland Crash Called Worst In Aviation History

Dead Include Families of  U.S. Soldiers   Disaster Is Called Worst in History of Commercial Aviation

Thirty-Nine Dead Ir Crash Of Airliner   Plane Falls In Newfoundland With Families Of U. S. Soldiers Aboard

Worst Plane Disaster Fatal to 39, Including Soldiers’ Wives, Children

Include Relatives Of Yanksin Europe; Worst Disaster in Commercial Fiying

BERLIN-BOUND U. 8. PLANE HITS HILL 90 ABOARD KILLED   Crash in Newfoundland Takes Lives of Wives and Children of U. S. Soldiers in Europe.   FIRE SWEEPS WRECKAGE FOLLOWING EX?LOSION   Passengers and Crew Included 12 Women—Tragedy Worst in History of  Commercial Aviation

39 PASSENGERS ARE KILLED IN AIRLINE CRASH   Disaster In Newfoundland Is Worst In History Of  Commercial Aviation   BODIES ARE BURNED BEYOND RECOGNITION

Wallace Replies To Baruchin A-Bomb Isstte   Charges Latter With ‘Increasing Public Confusion’

SPOTS-ON-SUN= AFFECT-RADIO   PRESS WIRELESS SERVICE TO - ALL POINTS IN EUROPE REPORTED “BLACKED OUT" .

PACKING HOUSES PILE UP MEATS   Markets To Have Normal Supplies Within Few Davs

Baruch Also Wants Strikes Out-Lawed For At Least Year   ASKS CONGRESS TO SET-UP LABOR COURT  Fmphasizes Need of More Goods To OffSet Inflation

Strikes And Lockouts Must Be Prevented If Nation Expects To Lick Inflation--Baruch

SITUATION IS TOUGH   Newsprint May be Placed Under Government Allocation /

Planes of T. W. A Stay Grounded  Mine Workers Put Up Trial Balloon

COAL DIGGERS ASK 29 CENT HOURLY BOOST   AIRLINES DISPUTE HINGES ON TERMS FOR ARBITRATION

END TO AIRLINE TIEUP SOUGHT Mine Workers Ask Wage Boost In Dispute With Government

BOTH CLAIM VICTORY - Results of Argentine Vote Probably Told in 30 Days

Argentina Awaits Court   Outcome of Election For President Probably Uncertain for Month

Wiay be 4V Mays perore \VVULCOMe 15 NNOWN... Argentine Election Was Apparently Run Fairly

Outcome of Argentine Vote Not to Be Known for Thirty or Forty Days

Both Sides Claim V ictory In Argentine  Results Will not Be Known for  30 or 40 Days

Argentina May Have To Wait Month~   ‘Both Sides: Confident at End © Of Peaceful Election

Both Candidates Proclaim Victory   Official Count For Election In Argentina  May Be Long Delayed

Argentine Ballot Count Will Take Month Or Longer   Both Sides Express Confidence of Victory; Voting Was Orderly.

ARGENTINE VOTE RESULTS WAITED   Election Count May Require From 30 To 40 Days

VOTING QUIET IN ARGENTINA   Both Candidates Claim Victory; Count May Be Long Delayed

Outcome Will Be True Choice of People, Belief   Orderly Conduct of Voting Hailed; Delay In Verdict Expected

Arventine Yote is Orderly   Leaders Will Regard Outcome as Expression  Of Will of People

Argentine Vote Results In Doubt   Both Sides Claim Victory With Official Count Facing Long Delay

Argentina’s Election  Held Without Disorder   Opposing Political Leaders Are Claiming Victory; Result In 40 Days

Argentine Votes In Orderly Way To Name Leader  Result Moy Be More Than Month Delayed

‘Argentine B Ballot ‘Count Will a   lake  Month Or Longer      Both  Sides - des. Ex pres $ - Confidence. of Victory; ~ Voting.-Was.. Orderly. .

NOOUTBREAKS REPORTED IN ARGENTINA VOTE   May Be Over Month Before Final Results Are ox Available +  iden

Colonel Peron And: Tamborin  Claim Victory   Presidential Elections Go ‘Off Quietly; Sec Delay In Official Count.

DECISION IN ARGENTINA TO BE DELAYED   Opposing Political Leaders Express Satisfaction With Election As Counting Starts   STATE OF SIEGE LIFTED

ELECTION GOES OFF SMOOTHLY : FOR ARGENTINA   Both Sides See Victory, bul Results Won't Be Known For Month

Peron, Tamborin Claim Victory in Argentina  Long Delay in Official Count

Opposing Sides Voice Confidence Of Victory    May Be 40 Days Before Country Will Know. Winner Of Presidential Election

Peron, Tamborini Claim Victory in Presidential Race   Elections Are Very Quiet Buenos Aires Reports; Official Count May Be Delayed

BOTH PARTIES CLAIM VICTORY IN ARGENTINA   Result of Balloting to Remain Unknown  For Month

BOTH SIDES CLAIM: VICTORY IN QUIET ARGENTINE VOTING  THIRTY TO FORTY DAYS NEEDED TO COUNT RATIOTS

Voting Quiet In Argentina   Both Factions Pleased With Army Handling Of Vital Election

BALKANS ASKED TO CALM DOWN ON FRONTIERS   Security Council Quits Without Action On Three Proposals

Netherlands Seek End Of ‘Incidents’   -orma! Resolution Pre sented to UN Security Council

Demands Border Incidents Cease   Netherlands U rges U_N. Council To Act

BALKANS CAUSE BORDER UNREST   Netherlands Asks U. N. Resolution To Stop Frontier Incidents

Border Incidents Draw Protests  Netherlands Asks  UN To Take Action

Netherlands Calls on Security Council to Request Greece, Others to End ‘Regrettable Incidents’

Community Chest ~ Chairman List Is  Almost Completed   Only Two Divisions Remain With out Heads As Plans For Drive Reach Final Stage

Committees For Chest Drive Announced   Campaign To Get Under Way Oct. 15; Goal $12,000

PROBE COMMITTEE: ON PEARL HARBOR TO TAKE A REST.   Ten-Man. Congressional Group Slated for Vacation Before Taking Up Problem of Deciding Who Was to Blame. 

CLOSE HEARINGS ON PEARL HARBOR   COMMITTEE RESTS BEFORE DECIDING WHO WAS TO BLAME

Pearl Harbor Hearings End   Final Report Due By June 1; Some Questions Still to Be Answered

SROUP RESTS. Blame for Pearl Harbor Should Be Told By June 1  _ Next Two, Weeks. Use ~ To Plan: Questions::° Ear Mill Chimean .

MANY AREAS IN NATION ENJOY WARM WEATHER    Eastern Coastal States Are Left Oxt In The Cold, } However

GIRLS REVERSE THEIR STORIES  Murder Suspect Now Declares Innocent By Former Accusers

Status of Bridge at Grand Rive:   Status of Affairs at Grand River Bridge South of _ Chillicothe

FLOOD WATERS CAUSE YIELDING OF RIVER BANK LINES   C reating Unstable Condition  at the Grand River Bridge South of City.   BROKEN ICE THE CAUSE   Four Hundred Feet of Creosoted Timber Dike Will Ite Sunk UP stream,

earl Harbor robers Close ublic Hearings  Belief Held Service Chanaes May Resul

HEARINGS ARE COMPL=TED ON PEARL HARBOR   Committee. Must: Now. Study Months: of .  Testimony:

PEARL HARBOR INQUIRY . COMES TO END   Committee Will Now Make Study Of Testivaany

ne Hessian Jewels Still Missing, Zountess Finds in Checking Treasure

Pope Pius  Names First U.S. Saint   Mother Cabrini Is Canonized During Colorful Ceremony

U.S. Citizen Made Saint Of Catholics   MOTHER CARBINI CANONIZED IN ONE OF COLORFUL CEREMONIES.

MITS A- MOUSE JACKPOT   Gas. Campaign Is Big Success al “Lester Carter's,

HITS A MOUSE JACKPOT   Gas Campaign ts Big hucoess at Luster Carter's,

Others injured In Blaze   Damage To Apartment Building Set At $40,000

Aparlments In Two Cities Are Burned Today   Two Others Hurt While Escaping Roaring Blaze

SIX DIE IN FIRES IN LODGING HOUSES   205 Escape from Blazes i Massachusetts, Detroit

THREE PERSONS KILLED IN FIRE   Detroit Rooming Honse Destroyed hy Fire Today — No Immediate Explanation of Fire Given,

Hearing on Freight Rate Increases Slated   Three Perish in Apartment Building Fire   Nine Bound Bodies Found in Pampanaa River   Detroit Roomina House Fire Fatal to Three

Brookline Fire Takes 3 Lives; 5 Others Hur   Flames Early Fhie Morning Force 9 Persons To Flee From Rooming House

Army Posts Have (pen House   Bragg, Pope Field And Seymour Johnson ‘ Open To Public.

CASE MOVES TO A SWIFT CLIMAX       Former Yugoslav ister is on Trial for His Life

MIHAILOVIC TRIAL  NEAR CLIMAX; HE  CLAIMS INNOCENCE CHETNIK LEADER TELLS  COURT OF HATRED FOR NAZIS. DENIES CUILT

CASE MOVES 10 A SWIFT CLIMAX   ‘Former Yugoslav Minister is ot ' Trial for His Life

RELIEF TURNED BACK   Cool Air Reaches Kansas Border— Can’t Get Across -

STORES, FACTORIES FLOODED  Damage Soaring As Heavy -Downnours Hit Midwest

RAIN DRENCHES MIDWEST AREAS   HOMES, STORES AND FACTO. RIES FLOODED, RAILROAD TRACKS WASHED OUT.

MOVE TO GIVE STATEHOOD 10 HAWAII STARTS   House Recommends Quick Consideration Of Measure

Okay Statehood  For Hawaiians    Subcommittee Seeks Immediate Legislation

Leho Flier Made Vain Attempt fo Mislead Cantors on Doolittle Raid

Truman Confident Difficulties Between Allies Will Be Worked Out. Denies Rift With Secretape Taw a

GENERAL  NANEL AS RUSOIAN EAVUY BY U} PRESIDEN]   Smith To Take Job Left By Harriman; May Keep Rank.   TRUMAN WILL ASK ' SPECIAL RULING  Congress Will Decide On Civilian or Military Status.

U. $.-Soviet People Urged To Cooperate   CIO Union Committee Re. ports on Tour of Russian Cities

Cooperation After War Is Urged by Union Officials   Understanding Between America and Russia Is Given Full Approval

Ministers of Nation Organize To Combat Perils of Spiritual Freedom

Last Independent To Fade if Senator Turns GOP Sunday   Progressives of Wisconsin to Meet To Decide Future

Marines May Be Abolished!  Under Army-Navy Merger!   Admission Made By Forrestal In Discussing Proposal Before Senate Committee; Warns Against Delegating Too Much Power To Any One Man

Says Merger Might Abolish Marine Corps   Forrestal Lays Narvik Disaster to British Navy's Lack of Amphibious Force

SECRETARY OF NAVY FORRESTAL SAYS MERGER DOOMS MARINES CRITICIZES “CONFUSED” PLANS

CPA Calls On Middle West To Brownout,  Then Blackout   Ban on Non-Essential Rail Shipments Effective Tonight

President Questions Legality Of John L. Lewis Coal Royalty Demands

COAL ROYALTIES MAY BE ILLEGAL, PRESIDENT SAYS   FAVORS SEIZURE OF NATION’S RAILROADS IF IT’S NECESSARY

U.S. Studies Ways to Cope With Strike   Rail Service Ban Effective At Midnight

Various Methods of Coping With It Are Under Consideration, The President Says

Walkout Becoming Act Against U. S., Pondering Solution   Over Million Idle, Industries Being Slowly Paralyzed

Walkout Nearing A Strike Against Government-HST   Pressure Mounts For Action To End Increasing Chaos In U. S. Industry

Nation’s Idle Pushed Above Million Marl   President Declares Mine Dis. pute [s Approaching Stage of Walkout Against Federal  fi Nvrave rman

VARIOUS WAYS OF COPING WITH CRISIS STUDIED   Legality of Royalty Plan Doubted; Seizure Step Not Yet Considered

President Ponders Methods of Dealing With Miners’ Strike   Devotes Press Conference to Discussion of National Crises

Presidentin Hint of Rail Line Seizure   Questions Mine Royalty Legality; White House Coal Talk Studied.

Studies Federal Action to Cope With Shutdown   Questions Legolity of Royalty Payment. To Lewis’: Mine Workers:

TRUMAN SAYS U.S. READY TO ACT —   Various Ways Of Coping With U. M. W. Listed   QUESTION LEGALITY   Of John L. Lewis’ Demands For Royalty Payments; Seizure Discussed

Truman Says Coal Layott Approaching Stage Of Strike Against Covernment

Legality Of Royalty Payments Questioned   Various Ways Of Coping With Problem Being Considered, Says President; Favors Seizure Of Railroads If Necessarv.

Approaching Stage of Strike Against Government He Says at Conference   Will Consider Seizure When -He Comes. to That Point—Favors Seizure, of Railroids— Will Make: Pésition Known on Strike Later, But Would Rather Not Do It Today

COAL SHUTDOW A STRIKE AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT   Truman Questions Legality of a Royalty Payment to Miners,   STATEMENTS ARE MADE   Various Wave of Coping With the Strike Are Under Consideration,

President Questions Royaltie:   Ways Of Coping With Soft Coal Strike Now Being Considered By Nation’s Leaders

Means To Cope With Miners’ Strike Studied   President Going Into Mat ter Now A» to Whether He Hus Autherity bo End Walkout   Nat Yet Ready To  Setze Operations   Nation’s Chief Executive Holds Royalty Denmand«al Ry It  Would Be Ekewal

CHIEF BELIEVES ROYALTIES FOR UNION ILLEGAL   Other Plans May Be Tested Before Government Coal Rule Attempted

Doubts Coa! Royalty Is Legal   Truman Says Wagner Act Bars Payment To Union; Not Ready Yet to Seize Mines

Various Ways To Cope With Strike Debated   President Goes Into Several Angles of Walkout

Sees Bar To Royalty Pay   Truman Pictures Coal Shutdown as Approaching Strike Against Government  NEW STEPS TAKEN  Dimout in East and Midwest Ordered, Auto Assembly Lines to Be Suspended

Conference Reveals His Attitude   President Will» Cross Seizure ‘Bridge,’ He Says, When He Comes   Cites Labor Act   Wagner Law Forbids Royalty Payments, Truman Thinks

Truman Sees - Strike As Action Against Government  DARK OUTLOOK  Rail, Water Transportation Are Threatened

RAIL EMBARGO, COAL RIFT HITS AUTO INDUSTRY   GM to Shut Down in 10 Days; Chrysler Next Week: Ford Closec

Rail Embargo Takes Effect At Midnight; Solons ‘Boil’   Cooking-Gas Ration Order Likely Today From Capitahs CPA

Truman, Not Ready to Seize Coal Mines, Studies New Ways to Cope With the Situation   Lewis and Operators Likety to Be Called to White House for Conference; Seizure of Railroads Favored if Deemed Necessary

Walkout Nears Strike Against Government   General Motors and Chrysler Corporations To Shut Down Because Of Rail Embargo

Calls Strike Act Against Government   Truman Questions Legality Royalty Payment To United Mine Workers.   RATION COAL SUPPLY

Truman Is Studyins Measures to  Curb Coal Strike   Chief Executive Says Walkout Is Approachir Status of Strike Against Government; Seizure of Mines Is Put Off by President

4 ruman Talks On ssues In Strike   Bays Coal Shutdown Approaches Strike Against , Government   ROPPOSES ROYALTY TAX   ‘on Seizure of Mines  or Non-Committal 1} -and Plants

Truman Considers Means Of Coping With Coal Strike   Government Strives To Stretch Low Stockpiles

TEMPERATURES   President Delays Action; Says British Loan As Important       Questioned About Mine Seizure, He Asserts He Will Cross That Bridge When He Comes To It’ Meanwhile U. S. Suffering Grows

Industry Stagnates as Ever Widening Idleness Sets In; All Car Plants Quit

Doubts Royalty Payment Legal; Planning Action   New Restrictions Added as Crisis Grows; Limit Parcel! Post, Urge More Dimouts

Truman Reveals Action Assured In Goal Walkou   Vague On Federal Seizure; To Take Over Railroads If Deemed Necessary

— COAL CRISIS — Chrysler, G-M Plants To Close   President Sees Ban on Royalty Payments

Chief Executive Says Various Ways To End Shutdown Are Being Studied And He Questions Legality of Paying Tonnage Royalty To Mine Workers

Truman Questions Legality of Royalty Payment to the United Mine Workers

LEWIS REMAINS SILENT; WON'T SEE REPORTERS      Drastic New Steps Ordered To Conserve Fuel As Miners Enter 39th Day Of Idleness; May Seize Railroads.

Will Consider Seizure When He Comes to That Point—Favors Seizure of Railroads— Will Make Position Know.: on Strike Later, But Would Rather Not Do It Today

Questions Legality Of Royalty Pay To U. S. Mine Morkers   Chief Executive Suggests Steps To End Deadlock, Including Conference Between Operators, Union

President Seeks Coal Solution   Truman Outlines Government Moves ---Doubts Legality Of Ravalty Damand

—COAL STRIKE CRISIS— President Questions Legality Of Demand For Royalty Payment   Dimout For East And Midwest Urged As Nation’s Fuel Supplies Dwindle

‘General Motors, Chrysler To Shut Down in 10 Days; Strike Idle Over Million

Truman Questions Legality Of Royalty Coal Payments; Roundup Of Press Session

President Declares Coal. Walkout Nears Stage of © Anti-Government Strike

President Ponders Seizure   Esrentive Questions Legality of Miners? Demmnnils for Rovaliies

President Says He Will Cross That Bridge When He Comes To It—May Seize The Railroads.   LOAN TO BRITAIN IS MAIN THING, HE SAY>

President Says Strike Is Near That Stage Now  Questions Legality OE Baunley Paumant

‘Questions Legality a Of Coal Royalty Fee   President Noncommital on Mine. Seizure, Ready To Take Over Rails—Eastern Dim-out Asked -

Legality Of  Royalty Plan ls Questioned   Government Seizure Possibility To Be Taken Up Later

VARIOUS METHODS OF COPING WITE ERIIS CQNSIDERET   Automobile Productior Crumbles: Undar Fuel Short cae. Rail Servies fur

Chrysler and G. M. Plants  Closure Near   Truman Says Action Being Planned as Walk-Out Is Near Stage of Strike Against Government

Temperatures   Truman Hints Rail Seizure, Is Mum on Step Toward Mines

Seizure of Rail Lines Favored, President Avers   Method To Cope With Mine Dispute Being Studied, He Asserts

POST OFFERED TO NORWEGIAN BY UNO BOARD   Big Five Compromise Expected to Win Meet Approval

Monday Midnight Is Entry Deadline . Thirteen Now in Race For Governor of Texas

FINE FOR FOOTBALL   Cool Crisp Weather is Predicted for Tomorrow by Flora

CONVICTED WOMAN SLAYER ESCAPES   Mrs. Martha Beer Flees from  Be lacmen tac

Eleanor Thompson Granted Divorce; Wartime Quads Mother Very Happy

NIAGARA FALLS HAS LANDSLIDE   SECTION OF BANK GAVE WA’ AND SHOCK WAS FELT \ THROUGHOUT THE CITY .

NIAGARA BRINK SECTION FALLS   Mist Obscures Area Believed 120 Feet Long on U.S. Side of Cataract

Woman Bluffs Out Would-Be Bank Robber   Miss Selma Payne Steps on Burglar ‘Alarm and Bandit Darts From Bank

PEACE TREATIES 10 BE DEVE BEHIND) SCENES   Results Will Be Tentative Pending Full Conference in Paris Next May   MANY INTRICATE ISSUES!   lf Accord Can Be Reached on italy, Rest of Work Will Be Smooihed

Million And Half Vote Forecast In Michigan   Candidates Keep Slugging Away In Final Round Of Lengthy Campaign; Republicans Confident Of Victory

CtheDAILY urbe WASHINGTON MERRY- G0ND 2 ROU as "  By DRE  PEARSON

MORE ROOSEVELT TESTIMONY GIVEN   Late President Did Not Expect Raid Dec. 7. Beardall Tells Committee

Pearl Harbor Record Adds FDR Reaction   Admiral Says Roosevelt Showed No Alarm on Fateful Day, Nor Expected Attack

Pre-Pearl Harbor  Reaction Given   Roosevelt Calm in Last Hours of Peace. Probe Group Is Told

Polio Cases In Nation Mounting   Disease of Epidemic Proportions in St. Paul and Minneapolis

Infantile Paralysis 's on the March Through Central and Southern States

Infantile Paralysis Hits More Children In 1946   Qhio Lists 1QQ Cases As Compared To 75 For Same Period Last Year; Minnesota Hardest Hit With Total Of 377

Polio Rate Jumps In Some Sections   Central and Southern States Are Hit Hardest

POLIO STALKNIG THRU NATION   Ohio Among States Suffering Increase in Cases

Dread Polio Is On US. March Again; Minnesota Is Hit .   Most Cases Since 1934, But Epidemic Only _. in the North

Truman And Bowles Will Discuss Question Of Higher Steel Prices  (MAY ALSO DISCUSS PRICE RELIEF IN MEAT INDUSTRY  Meat Producers Say They Need Substantial Boosts In Prices

To End Communist-Led In vasion of Apartments in   GOVERNMENT ON SPOT

Will Move To Prevent Breach Of The Peace  Officers Seek To Sounwant A wmbewsbes   Officers Seek To Prevent Activity From Spreading

Scotland Yard Preserves Order In Squatter Invasion Of Vacant Homes In Swank London

Scotland Yard Acts ‘To Preserve Law And Order’ As Squatters Seize Exclusive But Vacant Homes

Communists Taking Over Exclusive Residences In London....   Scotland Yard Acting To  End “Squatter” Invasion

Squatters Dig In   Britain Calls In Police As Cabinet Ponders Way to Combat Invasion Of Vacant Houses

British Move to Stop. Communist: Led Squatting  Pl ee. See   Taking Over of  Empty Residences, Apartments, Brings Government Actian

Scotland Yard Acts To Prevent Squatter Spread   Communist Inspired Move Spreads Into Sections of London

SUOTLAND YARD TAKES ACTION TO KEEP LAW, ORDER AGAINST GOMMUNIST-LED INVASION   Vacant Houses and Apartments of London’s Exclusive West End Sector Being Occupied by Squatters—-Prime Minister Attlee Opens London Conference on Palestine Problem

Scotland Yard Brought Into Squatter Row   London Police Move in Effort to Prevent Spread of Invasion

Pension Rigits Of Jurist Up   Congress Considers Move to Take Away Johnson’s Rights

Kill Guard: Reported at Maquoketa   Men Believed Near Capture Today — Have Stolen  Truck, Two Cars

Steel Output Climbs: Industry Fears Coal Sirike: UMW May Ask 25 Per Cent Pay Hike

Give OPA One More Year, Is Bowles’ Plea   Proposed Amendments Called Booby Traps; Labor Strife Seen

OPA Bill Is Filled With Booby-traps,  Bowles Asserts   Labor-Management Peace Would Make Controls Unnecessary in Year   -WILL RECOMMEND  . VETO OF NEW BILL   Stabilizer Predicts More Strikes If Living Costs Rise

Legistafion Now Pending Unsatisfactory  Is Asking One-Year No Strike Pledges

Pending Bill Opposed by Mr. Bowles   Says He Will Urge Trumar to Veto Measure  in Present Form

Bowles Hits  Present Form of OPA Bil   Taft Charges Attack Hampers Congress’ Compromise Efforts

TAFT DECLARES BOWLES’ STAND HINDERS WORK   Committee Unable To Set Up Compromise On OPA Extension

CONTROLS MAY BE UNNEEDED WITHIN YEAR   Economie Stabilizer May Ask Truman to Veto OPA Bill

 . . . ‘American Actions in China Criticized  by Russian Papers   Claim United States’ Capital Is Helping Push Nation Into Position of Semi-Colonial Country

PLAN WORKABLE, BEVIN DECLARES   Gives Britain’s Answer Tc Attack Made By Arabs

BEVIN SAYS PLAN FOR JEWS IS ‘WORKABLE   British Foreign Secretary Replies To Criticism

LAVA PERILS JAP. VILLAGE   Children Evacuated as. Miiss «Sides down Mountain___.

it. Richard R. Riley Is Killed in Auto Accident  Townsend Man Crashe Car Into Truck

Lt. Richard R. Riley Is Killed in Auto Accident  Townsend Man Crashe: — Car Into Truck — On East Helena Street

Official Hints Such Action If National Tieup Should Occur   Picket Lines Thrown Around Many Exchanges

LONG DISTANCE TIE-UP FEARED ACROSS NATION   Employes in Many Exchanges Re fuse to Cross Picket Lines Today

Govt. May Act To Nip Full Tie-Up   Picketing Widespread; Little More Than Emergency Service In Major  gyent

Federal Seizure Hinted; Pickets Out Across U.S.   Weaver Orders Picket Lines; May Request They Be Withdrawn

Long Distance System Crippled Except for Calls  That are Necessary

Krug to Enter Coal Contract Parley Monday   His Presence Is Expected  To Bring Out Lewis mee Btect TW

The Staff of the Bedford Gazette   Priority System Will Still Hold On Local Phones

Strike Cuts Off Supply Of N.J. Gas   Industrial Use  Ordered Reduced

Wall Street Again Warns Of Dangers of Speculation As Stocks Hit 15-Year High

GRID COACHES DESCRIBED AS TODAY’S SLAVE DRIVERS —  College Football Is Branded As 20th Century Slave Mart With Players To Highest Bidders

"GRID COACHES DESCRIBED Ao LOMAT 3 sLAVE MAINE  College Football Is Branded As 20th Century Glave Marf With Players To Highest Bidders

MISSOURI 6. 0. P. WINS 9 SEATS IN HOUSE, GAIN OF 3   Sweep in Tuesday’s Election One of Biggest Since Reconstruction Days After Civil War.   KEM’S MAJORITY NOW 57,000, REEVES’ 5,000   Constitutional A mend m ent Giving State Legislators $5 a Day Expense Money Defeated.

Kem Increases Advantage Over Briggs to 57,000   Nine Republicans and Four Democrats to Conaress

Rommel Battle Order Believed Found In Nazi Helmet by Child  weary Ad.

C10 AUTO UNION ASKS 23 CENTS MORE ON HOUR   UAW President Blames Big Corporations For Inflation

UAW WILL.ASK 93%4-CENT RISE   Increase to Be Sought For 900,000 Members Of tinion. Reuther Savs

C10 READIES PAY DEMANDS   Hourly Hike of 23.5 Cents Will Be Sought for All Auto Plant Workers —

Auto Workers Want Increase   Boost of 23.5. Cents An Hour To Be Asked For 900,006

Reuther Says CIO-UAW Seek 23.5-Cent Hike   Wage Demand Is in Addition to Other Proposed Benefits

AUTO WORKERS SET WAGE RAISE   23.5 Cents An Hour To Be General Request

23.0 GENT HOURLY RAISE TO BE ASKED BY AUTO WORKERS   Walter Reuther Discloses Wage Demands to Be Made by Union for Its 900,000 Members.   CONTENDS CAR PRICE INCREASE UNNECESSARY   Says Nothing About Date That Collective Bargaining Will Begin With Big Manufacturers.

AUTO WORKERS ASKING GENERAL WAGE INCREASE   Reuther Says Raise O 23.5 Cents An Hour Will Be Demanded   PRESENT - AVERAGE I§ $1.33 PER HOUR

Auto Workers to Ask 3.5 Cent An Hour Wage Hike   Increase Would Go To CIO Union's 900,000 Members -

UAW Will Ask Hike in Wages   Reuther Savs 23.5 Cent More Per Hour Needed

‘Dey And Night   Reuther Makes Demands After Meeting  Auto Workers To Ash New Boost [In Wages

ee  100 FEARED DEAD IN GERMAN BLAST   Ammunition Dump _ Explodes Near Hannover:

BELIEVE. OVER 100 ARE DEAD. FOLLOWING FIRE. AND BLAST IN GERMANY

German Ammo Dump Blast Toll Believed Heavy   Over 100 Germans, “DPS Appear to Be Lost  In Mine Explosion:

REDS DEMANDING FRENCH PREMIER   Communist Polls  Victors Ask Socialists to Join In Union Regime

Claims U.S... Shadow-Boxing With Russia Being Appeased On Every Turn

BOMB 1S HUNTED IN SKYSCRAPER   FUTILE SEARCH MADE AFTER THREAT TO BLAST BRITISH CONSULATE IN N, Y.

Threat To Bomh Cunard Building  Proves Hoax   British Consulate Employes Keep Busy During Police Search

BALLOTS FROM 47 STATES T0 DECIDE ISSUE  Results of Election Will Determine Complexion of 80th   What's Taking Place In Todav’s Election

Electric Workers To Walkout In Virginia      300 Employes Call Strike in Norfolk Area on Jan. 25

Definite Date to Be Set   Legal Measure: Are Taken for Speedy Action

Telephone Strike To Be Used As a Bargaining Tool   Workers Arm Union Heads with Power To Call Walkout-- Intn Seccinn Tadayu

ASK $10 HIKE  Phone Workers Look fo Renewed Bargaining Talks  Officials Authorized To Order Strike lf Demands Not Met

President Inclined Toward Continuing Bargaining, Other Leaders for Work . Stoppage

Long Distance Operator Chief Hints Walkout Date Will Be Set In Near Future

PHONE STRIKE EXPECTED   Date May Be: Set: : After Special ‘Meeting OF Unions

Phone Leaders May Decide Date For Strike Soon   Executive Board In Special Session In Memphis Today

IMMEDIATE STRIKE OTUDIED BY SEVERAL TELEPHONE UNIONS  SOME ORGANIZATIONS ALREADY HAVE “YES” VOTE FROM MEMBERS

After Weeks of Turbulence, All Appears Fairly Quiet On Labor Front of the Nation

Total Number of Idle Drops to 9] 0,000 Persons   Phone Officials Start Sessions

Expect To Set Definite Date: * Steppage Cail   Eniployes’ Leaders Armed With Authority ta Tesue  -Industry- Wide Strike Order      Negotiations To Be Continued   Federation Meets Tonight “With iG ain i AFL Representatives to Dis-.  cuss Alignuient

Admiral Denies Yanks Leaving   Peace Negotiations Still Stalemated

Confirmation of Report Marines. Leaving Awaited Tensely in China

Rev. Raymond Calkins Offered First Mass Today  Was Ordained At Sioux Citv Tune 15

BLAST WRECKS RAPIDS CHURCH   Hundred Children Escape Injury Sunday

INDIA RECEIVES BACKING FROM SOVIET RUSSIA   It Is Believed That Stalin. Soon May /Resign Leadership

Russian Reply May Bring Settlement Of Iran Question.   Hope That Stalin and Qavam Notes Will Remove Need for Further UNO Action

UNO Awaits Answer From Stalin, Qavam On Iran Situation   True Picture of Rift Between Reds, Iran

UNO Difficulties May Clarify with Reply from Statin   Send Inquiries To Both Soviet, lranian Minister

UNO Waits Direct Word From Stalin   Council Hopes Replies From Moscow, Tehran Will End Dispute

UNO May Not Have To Act In  Iranian Dispute   Replies To Request For Facts May Show No Aid  Is Required.

RUSSIA-IRAN NEGOTIATIONS REPORTS ASKED   UNO Takes Week-end Recess In Hopes Ticklish Situation May Be Cleared Up

UNO Asks For Direct Replies lin Iran Dispute   wers May ‘Obviate Fur but Moscow, Tehran Ansther Action

UNO Council To Quiz Officials Of Two Nations   ANSWERS TO PROBLEM IN IRAN TO BE SOUGHT

NEW PEACE MOVES   Deadline Wednesday For Receipt (Of Answers   Goes Over Head Of Gromyko To Seek More Information From Stalin

UNO Awaiting Replies From Moscow, Tehran   Possibility: That Answers Might E minate -Further*Security Council Actio Reauect Direct Information: anc Statuscn: ae

DIRECT QUERY TO REDS. IRAN   Replies By Stalin, Qavam May Obviate Further  UNO Action

TEMPERATURES:   Settlement Without Further Action By UNO Council Seen

ASKS STALIN AND QAVAM FOR THEIR REPORTS   On Status of Negotiations Between Their Own Countries.   COMPLICATE DISPUTE   When Questions Are Answered Neither Country Might Need No Assistanee.

Answers May End Dispute In Council   Information Sought on Russ Demands for Oil Concessions

lran-Soviet Replies May Void Action.   Direct Method "Used in Seeking Information on  Negotiations

UNO Council Marking ‘Time Over Dispute   Awaits Reply From Russiz and Ivan on Status of Negotiations; Might Obviate Further Action

COUNCIL WANTS STATUS REPORT ON NEGOTIATION   Byrnes Says Answers May Show Countries Don’t Need Assistance

Replies To U.N.O. Council From Soviet, Iran On Hot Issue'May Obviate Action

UNO To Query Stalin, Qavam On Dispute   Russian, Iran Replies May End Need For Any Council Action

Council Seeks to Uncoves All Phases of Parleys ‘Held Between Two Disputants

UNOS COUNCIL ASKS ANSWERS BY WEDNESDAY   Byrnes Says ‘Explanations’ Might Show Nations Can Settle Their Fight

Russia And Lrat Asked To Report  On Negotiations      UNO Security Council Sends Messages Direct To Stalin And Oavam

ASK NATURE OF SECRET PACTS REPORTED MADE   Security Council Asks Stalin And Qavam Point Blank For Statements Regarding Status Of Situation.

Iranian, Russian Replies Needed   Answers May Wind Up Dispute For Council Meet

IRAN GOVERNMENT ALSO QUESTIONED ON NECOTIATIONS   Replies May Indicate No As sistance Needed in  Neastiotions

if Each Country Answers Request With Information, United Nations May Not Take Further Action  In Middle East Occupation Crisis

HOPE RISES IN TRANIAN, RED DISPUTE   Replies of Stalin and Qavam to Inquiries May Show They Need No Allied Assistance in Settling Differences,

Stalin And Qavam Asked About Iran      Security Council Goes Over Heads Of Delegates In Effort

Adjournment Of Council Announced   Answers May Eliminate Other Action

Adopts Direct Method   UNO Queries on Iran Situation Go Straight To Stalin and Qavam; May Halt the Dispute

UNO AWAITING SOVIET-IRANIAN WORD ON FEUD   Direct Answers May Make ft Unnecessary for Councit To Act in Dispuie.

Security Council Asks Stalin, Qavam About Negotiations   Believe Inquiries Might Obviate Further Action by Delegates of United Nations

UNO Awaits Exact Status of Iran Pact   Wednesday Deadline for Moscow, Tehran to Give Information

Might Eliminate New UN Action  On Iranian Issue   Stalin And Qavam Asked For Reports On Status Of Negotiations Between Nations

Answers Sought From Stalin and Ghavam on Issue   Wednesday Deadline Is Set by Council For Reply on Dispute  =, oe ie.

Hint Replies To Settle lran Case   UNO Council Gives Soviet 5 Days To Tell About Pulling Troops Out of Oil-Rich Iran

UNO Asks for  Information On Iran Pact   Both Russia and Iran Requested to Tell of Negotiations

Say Queries To Reds, lran May Finish Dispute  UNO Goes Over Hea Of Gromyko To Senc   UNO Goes Over Heac Of Gromyko To Send Questions Directly To Stalin. Ougqvam

UNO Seeks Information About Iran   Replies May End  Council Action

UNO May Avoic Need to Act In Iran Case   Replies of Disputing Leaders May Give Solution to Quarrel

HOPE ANSWERS WILL OBVIATE FURTHER ACTION  WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3  FIXED AS DEADLINE CAD PCDI ICC AN CACE

Wednesday Set As Deadline By UNQ Couneil   Byrnes Sees Answers As Perhaps Obviating Any Further Action By Security Council

UNO Appeals Directly to Stalin ‘And Oavam in Iranian Controvers\

Byrnes Hints Answers May Obviate Need For Any Action   Council Goes Over Head Of Russ Delegate Gromyko

NYLONS   THERE WILL BE FEWER OF THEM AROUND YULE_ TIME; LESS YARN, LABOR TROUBLES

‘Cam paign’ M oney Offered Mitchell   ... Washington Senator Tells Of 85,000 Proffer

SENATE PROBES ILLINOIS FIRMS MUNITION. DEAL   Reveal $48,000 Check From Combine Cashed by an Andrew J. May

Italy Asks Big 4 For a Plebiscite On Frontier Are:   Wants Vote on Hotly Dis puted Area Between Italy and Yugoslavia   CONFERENCE FAVORS QUARTER OF DRAFTS   Only 25 Percent of Five Treaties Approved; Toughest Remain

Venezia Gulia Ballot Sought   Italy Wants People To Make Own Choice

SIEDENS - CLARK NUPTIALS NOV. 23   Former Le Mars Girl to Make Home at Spoon-  er, Wisconsin

Goodland Points To Record, Asks _ People's Support  - Says They Will Have   Says They Will Have To Help If Present Administration Wins

Believe Bilbo Hearings Ended   Six Members Of Committee Approve Report

ADVERSE REPORT ON BILBO WILL BE SENT SENATE   Mississippian Criticized by Investigators for His Dealings With War Contractors.   APPROVED BY FIVE OF NINE-MAN GROUP   Differences Develop as t Strategy to Be Followed in Trying to Oust Legislator.

Senators On Record   Hearing Will Not Be Reopened; Republicans — Caucus Tuesday

Reprimand For Bilbo Favored   Senators Likely Will Let Mississippian Take His Seat

Bilbo Rap By Senate   Majority of Investigators Criticize War Contracts Activities; Put Off Definite Actio:

Committee’s Report Ra ps Sen. Bilbo   Findings Are Tough In Criticizing Dealings With War Contractors

Bilbo Faces Rough Time in Congress   One Democrat Voted With GOP Senators In Censure Report

BILBO —CRITICIZED   Report Approved by Majority of Senate Investigating Group

Criticism of Sen. Bilbo Is Approved by Committee’s Majority   War Investigating Group Studies Case Agains Southerner, Express Disapprobation of His Dealings With Contractors; More Work Due

BILBO FLAYED IN REPORT ON ‘SENATE. PROBE   Majority of Committee Favors  Report In Which Senator Is Criticrzed   NO FURTHER HEARINGS TO BE HELD BY GROUT

Very Tough Bilbo Report Approved by Probing Senators  Criticism of Mississip  Criticism of Mississippian May Be Filed Thursday

Committee To Blast Bilbo In Tough’ Report   Criticism To Be Filed This Week With Senate

Report On Bilbo Tough, Probers Say  _ Criticize Senator - Forl Dealing With  flan teartare

Majority of « Biloo Proper Vote Censure  wr we de eee   Relations With War Contractors Flayed; New Hearings Held Uf

CRITICISM OF BILBO VOTED BY MAJORITY   Committee Members Are Being Polled On Bilbo Report

Ferguson To Preés  For Denial of Oath   Michigan Republican Solon Reveals Majority of Committee Have Sioned Critical Report

Approve Report Attacking Bilbo  Criticizes Relations With Contractors

Report Scoring Bilbo Approved By Six Members   Ferguson n Would Stop Senator From Taking  Oath Of Office.

‘Very Tough’ Criticism of  Bilbo Okaved   Probe Report Is Filed With Senate Action Due Soon

Majority Of Senate Committee Approve “Tough” Report On Bilbo’s Dealings With Contractors

MAJORITY OF SENATE  BODY FAVORS REPORT  AGAINST WAR DEALS NO MORE HEARINGS TO  BE HELD BEFORE NEW CONCRESS CONVENES .

MAJORITY OF SENATE PROBE GROUP AGAINST BILBO ACTIONS   Favor Report Criticizing Him In Relations With  War Contractors

Senate Probers Condemn Bilbo For War Deals   Ferguson Reveals 6 Out of 10 on Body Okay Critical Report

APPROVE REPORT REBUKING BILBO   SENATOR CRITICIZED BY INVESTIGATORS FOR CONTRACT DEALINGS

Despite Charges Against Reds in Greece Disputes Russia Not Ready for Serious Trouble

Air Transport Hits Peak and Explodes   Plane Carried 17 Passengers, Six Crew Members

23 Killed As Plane Crashes In Canal Lone   C-54 Transport Falls While Enroute from West Palm Beach

LAW IN M'MINN TO BE RESTORED   éConstitutional Gevernment To Replace Citizens Committee

McMinn County Moves Toward Reastablishment of Cansctitutianal Banimea

McMinn County Is Quiet Again   Reported Ready To Reestablish Constitutional  Cnvaernment

Quiet Restored After Election  Officials Resign Following Battle

RENT CONTROL TALKS DELAYED   Conference ae Legislators With Lausche Postponed Until Monday

THOUSANDS OF FRENCHMEN HAVE LESS THAN ENOUGH TO EAT BUT BLACK MARKETS SUPPLY OTHERS

FRENCH FOOD SHORTAGE PROVES SHOCKING TO AMERICANS; BLACK IMARKETS- OPERATE N-FULL SWING

Shortage OF French Food is Shocking.   ‘Ouly People With: Suf. ficient Mears to Deal’ -In Black Market Can  Get Sufficient Edi“bles In Dangerously’  Unfed Europe —

Mackensie’s Column Sight Of Starving France nies ‘American A Guilty Conscience

Construction Employment Has Increased 45,000 In New England Since V-J Day

Hungarian Churchman Among 32 Prelates Today To Become Cardinals; Ailing Ones Get Insignia

32 Cardinals Will Receive Rank in Rome   Hungarian. Primuts Will Be Flown to Rome for Ceremony

32 PRELATES 10 BE CARDINALS   Hungarian Primate Will Be Flown To Rome For  Ceremonies Today

Pope Will Bestow the Rank. of Cardinal on 32 Prelates Today   Rites Hallowed by Centuries of Tradition Will Be Conducted Over Five-Day Period in Vatican

Pope To Bestow Rank of Cardinal Upon 32 Prelates   Hungarian Churchman Will Be Flown fo Vatican for Ceremonies

Pope Pius XII To Elevate 32 At Consistory   Church Prelates Assembled in Rome from All Over World

Pope Raises 32 To Rank Of Cardinal   Four U, §. Prelates Take Part In Week's Ceremony At Vatican  pr. ENA YD TAIT A

Lewis Offers Sailors Help   UMW President Calls Wage Board “Economic Boars’ Nest”

MORE REFUGEE VESSELS BRING JEWS TO HAIFA   Palestine Tension Mounts After Packed Ships Halt Just Outside Harbor

Refugee-Laden Ships Tie Up At Palestine  ff one sen a mreantc   Immigrants Add To Tense Feeling Over Impending British Blockade

Two More Immigrant  Ships Dock   Fear Bloodshed If Denied Landing

More Ships Arrive With Immigrants  British to Announce Program Tonight

TWO IMMIGRANT SHIPS ARRIVE   Situation Around Haifa Harbor Grows More Tense; Blocka threatened   Te Resist Rlockade

Detention Camps Are Prepared   British Warships Surround Ships in Palestine Harbor

— Palestine Crisis—  More Ships Arrive   3,000 Refugees Now In Haifa Harbor As British Woes Mount

Blockade Threat Tenses Palestine   British Plan to Take Refugees To Cyprus Detention Quarters

New Tensior In Palestine      Arrival of Refugees At Haifa May Bring British Blockade

TENSION GROWS IN PALESTINE   More Refugees Reach Haifa; U. S$. Reported Preparing Compromise Plan

CISION BY BRITISH IMMINENT AS SHIPS ARRIVE AT HARBORS  SITUATION COMPLICATED  BY NEW ARRIVALS; PLAN TO RE PEVEFAITENR SNOW

Two Ships With. : Refugees Anchor Outside Haifa.   Add Explosive Pressure To Palestine Situation Made Tense With Blockade Plan

Two More Immigrant Ships Anchor Outside Haifa Harbor   Police Asked To Look For Runaways

JEWS ON SHIPS OUTSIDE HAIFA   Refugees in Harbor Increase Pressure on Tense Palestine Situation

Refugee Ships Crowd Haifa Harbor Ac Palestine Time-Bomb Smoulders

More Jews Arrive To  Seek Homes   Bloodshed Predicted If Refugees Are Not Permitted To Land;  st. 1... fae gy

Ships Loaded With Jews Held Outside Haifa   Bloodshed Seen If Immigrants Are Not Allowed To Land

Tense Situation Over Blockade Is Reported in Area   Underground Radio Says Plans Uncovered To Seize All Leaders

Tension Near Breaking Point In Holy Land   Britain Preparing Concentration Camp at Cyprus for Jews

More Immigrants Add to Explosive Holy Land Problem   Violence Predicted  If Crowded Refuges Ships at Haifa Are  Not Unloaded

Add Explosive Fuse To Tense Palestine Issue   Brings To 3,900 Number Of Refugees Who May Not Be Allowed To Lend   Many Jews Hint At “Direet Action”   Underground Warne Jews To “Stock Up On Food   Because Curfews Are   Before Us”

2 More Immigrant Ships Arrive at Jewish Harbor Explosive Situation in Palestine

io More Immigrant Ships are 4* Outside Harbor; British Blockade Mapped         BLOODSHED PREDICTED IF SHIPS AKE HELD UP

Palestine Tense As British Halt Illegal Miaration   Jews Predicting Bloodshed If Ships Not Allowed to Land

Arrival Of Refugee Ships At Haifa  Bdds To Tension In Palestine Crisis

Truman Signs Compromise  Work Bill   ‘Three Members At $15,000 A Year Each. fustructed to Provide ull Employment——

Atom Savants Back to Reich; In Allied Zones   DR. METINER TO WU. &.

KIDNAPED © GERMAN: SCIENTISTS   ‘Were ‘Atomic  _Experts;_Now__ Being Allowed To Return ....

German Atomic Expert Seized  Early In 1945   Kidnaping Of Nazi Scientist Who Split Atom Admitted By Allies

Lewis Calls For Safety Provisions   “War” or “Peace’”’ Demand Laid Before Operators By Union President

Open Actual Bargaining in Coal Dispute   Lewis Warns “Wor or Peace’ Depends on Safety Provisions

NEGOTIATIONS FOR ~ ANEW CONTRACT   Bituminous _ ‘Coal “Operators - and.U. M. W. Begin “Actual . ’ Bargaining. -: :

Accord Sought Before  April 1   Seven Are Named To Represent Each Side

‘PEACE’ OR ‘WAR’ ULTIMATUM HANDED OPERATORS BY CHIEF OF UNITED MINE WORKERS   John L. Lewis Addresses Conference In Rebuttal of Reply to His Nine General Demands for 400,000 Members of Union   REPEATS INDICTMENT ACCUSING "SLAUGHTER'

Operators and Union Delegates Begin Task of Adjusting Differences to Prevent Strike.   MINE SAFETY NEEDS STRESSED BY UNION

To Work On Coal Contract   Operators and UMW Begin Negotiations  Behind Closed Doors; Safety'a Major Issue

CLAIMS BRITISH NEEDED IN JAVA   Indonesian Leader, Dutch Spokesman Score Soviet Tirade

Tidal Waves Follow Quake In Caribbean   600 - Mile Stretch of Coast Hit; Five Towns Spffer

Port City Of Haifa Placed  Under Curfew   Action Caps Long Series Of Measures Intended To Check Flow Megat Immigrants   jewish Reaction Prompt and Bitter    Underground Radio Says  Jews Will Resisi Block. ade With All Their Strength

pe  Holy Land Sealed  Against mmigrants   Strict Curfew Slapped on Port City of Haifa to Quell Riot

Nimitz Says First Blow of Next War Will Be at U. S.   Declares America Is Barrier to ‘Next Would-be Conqueror

U, S. WILL BE FIRST  TARGET IN CASE OF WORLD WAR'I   This Is Statement Made B; Fleet Admiral Nimitz; Today. !  7   IS THE REAL BARRIER   Anyone Dreaming of Conquest Would Attack This, Country. '

War Ill to Begin with Smash at US   Nimitz Says Two Conflicts Have Proved USA ‘the Real Barrier’ to Any Would-Be  Conaueror

Urges U.S. To BeStrong   Nimitz Warns First Move in World War III Will Be Smash at U.S

U. S. First Target In Next Conflict, Nimitz Warns   World Now Knows America Is Real * Barrier to Nations Seeking Conauest

: Strawn, Council Grove Residents Seek a Delay   Delegations Ask Governor's Advisory Committee to Postpone Approval of Neosho Flood Projacte

Truman Says Worle Health Impaired By Years of War  Poland Plans Other Proposals to Curb Franco Spain

Combat in True Wild West Style   Gans Blaze On “Gold Coast:” Two ‘Mortally Hurt In Bar Room Duel

WILD WEST DUEL LEAVES 2 DEAD   Pair Draw and Shoot, Both Die of Wounds

2 KILLED IN GUN BATTLE   Antagonists Both Fall Dead After Barroom Shooting

Duel Fatal ToBothMen   Two Shoot, Fall Dying on Upstate Bar Room Floor

Reds Block Furopean Peace Parley  Dispute Over Rules Causes 1 Now Delay

Procedure Demand By Soviet Blocks Peace Meet Date   U.S., Britain Contend Soviet Would Attach Rubber; Stamp Status To Peace Conclava

SENATE PRO  ON WAR PROFIT SEEKS REASON FOR PRESSURES   Influence In High Places And Costly Parties Arousing Group’s Curiosity

SOVIETS BAR CALLING OF PEACE MEET   British and American: Cannot Subscribe to Rec Demand That the Big Four Outline Rules fo (‘onference.

GENERAL EUROPEAN ‘PEACE CONFERENCE IS BLOCKED AGAIA   British-American Oppositios to Russian Demand, the Cause.   RULES OF PROCEDURE   A Stormy Four-howr Sessioe Was Held Last Night.

Big Four in Split Over Parley Rules   Anglo-U. S. Opposition To Russian Demands Will Delay Opening

Anglo-U.S. Bloc Opposes Soviet Rules Proposat   Russ Block Peace Parley; Shadow of Veto Over Treaties

Reds Block European Conference   Soviets Want Big Four to Draw Up Rules On Procedure

‘Byrnes in Deadlock With Reds   Russian Minister Seeks Veto Power During Conference.

U.S., Britain Opposing Soviet Stand   Russian Demand Now Seen as Danger For Peace Meeting

SOVIET VETO PLAN BLOCKS PEACE TALKS   U. S., Britain Object To Russian Demand For Rules of Procedure

HITCH DEVELOPS IN PLAN TO.CALL 21: NATION PARLEY   U. S, AND BRITAIN OPPOSES PROCEDURE DEMANDS OF RUSSIA

Shadow of Soviet Veto Falls Over Treaty Procedure   U.S., British Oppose Red Proposal For Rules Covering Peace Meet In Paris

BYRNES, BEY ARGUE WITH MOLOTOY   Russian Refuses To Back Down On Veto Issue   BIG 4 SESSION   Adjourns Without Reaching Agreement: Confab Set For July 29

RUSSIA AGAIN BLOCKS PARLEY   Seeks to Get Rules Laid Down Before Nations Are Invited

Russian Proposal Opposed  Demands Big Fo   Demands Big Four Prescribe Rules

Byrnes Says Red Plan Creates ‘Rubber-Stamp’ Peace Parley   Big 4 Deadlocked on Setting Up Rules for 21 Nation Conference

Russian Demand Blocks Conelave   Molotov Insists That Big Four Prescribe Rules of Procedure

Soviets Demand Procedure Rule For Peace Talk   Russia Seeks To Protec! Veto Power; Opposed By British, America

Russia Blocks Parley   Big-Power Veto Barrier Before Peace Conference

Peace Conference  Efforts Blocked   British-American Opposition To Russ Proposal Is Reason

‘Byrnes and Bevins  Say Parley Would Be ‘Rubber Stamp’  in Status   iWould Avoid Veto       U.S. Policy Is to Take Problems Where ¥eto Siocsc*y Wit cele

U.S., Britain Oppose Demand Made by Soviet  _ Bia 4 Would Prescribe

Foreign Council Blocked On Rule   Meeting To Settle War Issues Runs - Into Snags

Peace Bids Delayed —   Big Four Deadlocked On Procedure Rules; Veto Power the Crux

Fight Made To Make Parley Effective   Efforts Blocked By Russia To Hold Conference July 29

U.S., Britain Oppose Red Demand for Rule Setup; Soviets Use Veto as Club

Demands Of Russia Stall Conference   British and Americans Oppose Molotov Proposal That Big Four Prescribe Peace Conclave Rules.

U.S. AND BRITAIN OPPOSE MOSCOW STAND ON RULES   Byrnes, Bevin Say Soviet Plan Would Mean Rubber Stamn Canftarancra

PARIS MEETING = INTO NEW      Russia Wants To Stake Ou _ Peace Conference Field; Byrnes Protests

cain, copeiiniin Mit adeeememian _  HORSE RACES AT MASON ON JULY 3RD AND 4TH

Asks Congressional Inquiry Into Maritime, WSB Condition   Over 8 Billions Improperly Accounted for Senator Aiken Says, Negligence, Waste, Collusion Indicated Senate Told

Aiken Demands Probe Of Maritime Commission And War Shipping Board

BODY OF GIRL IS HACKED UP IN BASEMENT   BLOOD - STAINED AX AND SAW POINT TO MURDERER

SUSPECT, 05, DECLARES Ht IS INNOCENT   Blood-Stained Ax Found in His Basement Apartment and Cop Asserts Prisoner “Did It.”   HIDDEN HOARD BAFFLES POLICE   $7,688 Found in Wife's Possession — Girl Victim’s Organs Discovered in Laundry Tubs.

Bloodstained Ax, Bones Are Found in Basements of Buildings Where Suspect Works

Aged Janitor Questioned In  Kidnap Death   ‘Bones Found in Furnace of North Side Apartment —Janitor “Who Wouldn't Harm a Fly”  Denies Guilt

Suspect Protests Innocence of Grewsome Crime  Search Continues ~ for Missing Parts of Child’s Body

Bones Found In Furnace Of Chicago Apartment   Janitor Branded ‘Man Who Did It,’ But He Contends -He Is Innocent

Bloody Weapen Found in His Apartment   Suspect Protests Innocence Although Police Sergeant Declares He Is Man Who Committed Brutal Crime

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BLOODSTAINED =AXE ALSO DISCOVERED IN SUSPECT'S QUARTERS   Whole And Scraps Of Bones Being Tested From Furnaces

ORDER FOR TRIP OF BiG CARRIER IS MYSTERY   Is F. D. R.’s Voyage Good Will Tour or Show of Might?

Ships Sailing — To Greek Seas Still Mystery   Good Will Tour, Show of Strength Rumored as Election Approaches

PURPOSE FOR VOYAGE STILL “MYSTERY”   Officials Shun Responsibility For Trip Decision

DR. NIG BURIED AY MERRILL DEC: 4   Pioneer Merrill  Doctor Died At Council Bluffs Hospital

BRADLEY RULES ON ELIGIBILITY FOR $20 PER WEEK ALLOWANCE IN STRIKE  TROUBLE “

County Frost Damage Light   Buds in Hancock Apple Belt Withstood 22 Dearee Cold

Coal Shortage Tightening Grip Throughout U. §   Detroit Latest City To Join Dimout as Stockpiles Dwindle

LEWIS CHARGED WITH USURPING U.S, TAX POWER   Subcommittee Begins Consideration of Willis Legislation

14 SENIOR OFFICERS INCLUDED IN TOTAL   Palatial King David Hotel Is Scene Of Blast; Jewish Terrorists Blamed By Police

Police Charge Act Committed By Terrorists   Thirty-Nine Bodies Removed from the Swank King David Hotel

JEWS CALLED TO PUT DOWN NEW HORRORS   TERRORISTS BLAMED FOR OUTRAGES IN PALESTINE

52 Missing in Wreckage Of British Army Offices; Terrorist Gang Blamed

NOON-TIME BLAST RIPS OFF CORNER OF MASSIVE HOTEL   Destroys 25 Rooms At Hour When Military and Government Staffs Are at Full Strength.   JEWISH TERRORISTS BLAMED FOR OUTRAGE   Unaccounted for Are Buried Under Pile of Debris — 12 English Officers Among Missing.

Palatial Hotel Wrecked by Terrorists   British Officers on Casualty List; Curfew Is Invoked

Twenty-Five Rooms Of Massive Hotel Ripped Off; 53 Are Injurec   Officers Viewing Wreckage, Strewn Along Enti Block, See It As Wreckage Of Hopes For Establishing Jewish State

Bomb Wrecks Jerusalem Hotel  ‘Jewish Terrorists’ Di wecndt Cane Dileck

93 Missing Or Killed After Blast   Jewish Terrorists Blamed For Bombing Of Palestine Hotel

Blame Terrorists For Attack on British Offices   Responsible Jews Say An Underground Gang Committed Outrage

Officers Die Palestine otel Bombing        ¥ Killed or Missing in Debris; Jewish Agency Expresses ‘Horror’ ‘At Attack on British Headquarters

93 Die in Bombing Of Jerusalem Hotel   Jewish Terrorists Blamed for Attack On British Palestine Headquarters; Whole Corner of Big Hotel Torn Off

TOLL MOUNTS IN PALESTINE BOMB BLAS!      Known Dead Placed At 41 With 52 Others Still Missing

Toll in Hotel Blast Mounts   Jewish Agency Condemns Gane of “Terrorists

Jewish Group Calls Bombing An “Outrage”   25 Rooms On Five Floors Of Palatial Hotel Are Destroyed   12 SENIOR BRITISH OFFICERS MISSING   Girl Telephoned Warning 15 Minutes Before Heavy Explosion

93 KILLED IN JERUSALEM HOTEL BOMB BLAST; JEWISH TERRORISTS GIVEN BLAME

Blast Kills 41 22 Missing In Jerusalem  Explosion Blamed On Daring Band 6.

Becklev Temperatures   Yenan Reds Drive On Marine-Hele Area; Peace Parley Complicated

Man Shot in Foot At Texarkana Not Murder Suspect   Drunk Pair Jailed By Officers After Incident at Tavern

U.S. Suspends  Construction   56-Day Moratorium Asked  Far Big -Proiectsa

MORATORIUM FOR BIG BUILDING BY U. S. IS REQUESTED   Ali Big Feeleral Construction Contract To Be Withheld For Fifty-4ix Days

TEMPERATURES:   Pledges Reach $253,025 Total: $47,000 To Go   Mercy Campaign Will End Monday Evening; Workers Are Elated

MERCY DRIVE NEARING GOA!   Only $47,000 Remains To Be Raised Before Monday Eve

Cotton Drop Means Lower Prices Soon   BABSON SAYS GREATER REDUCTION FOR THE NATION

Noted Economist Predicts A Downward Trend As Commodities Become Plentiful. Buyers Balk At _ Paying High ,Prices.

TRUMAN ASKS CONTRACT BY WEDNESDAY   Strike Not Over, But Pact Will Be Sought During Truce

BUTH SIDES MAINTAIN SERIKE 1S NOT SETTLED, AuwEE TO TRY TO WRITE NEW WAGE AGREEMENT

Truman Asks For Pay Pact In Five Days   Start Mining Monday; Slash in Rail Traffic To Remain in Effect

France Receives.  One-Billion Loan   Credit Agreement Timed With French Elections

PROPOSAL IS SUBMITTED BY GOVERNMENT   Congress Demands Action; Krug Warns of Coal Rationing

FEDERAL ATTACK ON BLACK MARKETS AIMED TO HELP OUT: FOOD SITUATION

U. 5. Launching Twin Drives on Black Markets   Double Aim to Aid Domestic Food Supply, Boost Famine Relief

TURN HEAT ON BLACK MARKET   Seek To Improve Domestic Food Situation, Aid  Famine Sufferers

Turn Heat on Black Market   Justice Dept. Starts “Vigorous Crackdown’  On Tax Evaders

Government To Get After Black Market   To Improve Domestic Fooc Situation, Halt Diversion Of Famine Relief Supplies

(Government Turns Heat on  Black Market   Justice Department Announces Start of Vigorous Crackdown On Tax Evaders

Turn More Heat on Black Market  Government Launches Two Pronged Drive

Government Turning Heat On Black Market Operation To Improve Food Situation

U. S. Clamps Down On Black Market. Aims To Help World Food Situation

Government Aiming Fire At Black Market In Effort To Help Shortage

War On Black Market Is Declared By U.S.   Justice Department Turns On Heat; To Crack Down In Effort To Aid Food Situation

Black Markets In Food Atfackec  Dn cn feemnliac Ld   Foreign Supplies Hit By Iftleqal Diversion

U. §. LAUNCHES CRACKDOWN ON BLACKMARKETS   Justice Department Turns on Heat for Tax Dodgers

More Heat Turned on Black Markets in New Twin Drive   Government Acts to Aid Homefront and Hungry People Abroad

Strong Drive Opens Against Black Market   Administration Steps Up Campaign To Smash Profiteers In Food, Income Rackets

GOV'T STARTS CRACKDOWN ON BLACK MARKET   Start Twin Drive On Tax Evading and Meat Handling

Heat Turned On Black Mart ‘In Drive To Provide Food For Famine Sufferers Abroad   To Crackdown On Income Tax Evaders Who Reaped Huge Black Market Profits

Turn Heat On Food Chislers      FBI Joins OPA in Vigorous Drive Directed Against Black Market Operators

US. Speeds Battle On Black Markel   Justice Department To Put Pressure On Tax Evaders

Trying To Halt Diversion Of Food.... Government Turns More  Heat On Black Market

BLACK MARKET CRACKDOWN IS OFFICIAL AlN   OPA, Justice Department Act To Help U.S. And Furope Food Supply

DRIVE ON INCOME TAX EVADERS HITS AT BLACK MARKEI  fm Farrar Ait   OPA ALSO REVEALS NEW CAMPAIGN TO CURB ILLEGAL MEAT

Government Opens Twin Drive On Black Market To Help At Home, Abroad

‘U.S. Turns Heat On Black Markets; Twin Goal in Mind   Crackdown intended To Improve Domestic Situation and Aid Sufbnvave Abwnnn

Justice Department, OPA After Black Marketeer   Campaign Intensified In Effort To Improve Domestic Food Situation And Accelerate Shipments To Europe’s Starving People

TURNS HEAT ON BLACK MARKET   To Strike Tax Evaders on Illegal Food Deals

Government Turns Full Heat on Black Market Diversions  Justice Department Aims at Evaders of Income Tax Payment

Open Drive on Black Markets   U. S. Turns Heat on illegal Operators

STATE SECRETARY BYRNES TELLS RUSSIA WHAT HE BELIEVES WILL BE CAUSES OF THIRD WORLD WAR

BYRNES TELLS. R' SSIA WHAT WILL CAUSE WORLD WAR Ill; LANGUAGE  IS BLUNT AND UNDERSTANDABLE

Three Fort Smith, Ark, Residents Killed When Their Plane Crncboce

Fort Smithians Die In Crash Of Plane   Two Girls Victims Of Accident Near Durant, Okla.

: THREE PERSONS KILLED   Pilot and Two Girls Ine in  Obfa.  homa Plane Crash

JEHOL PROVINCE WAR THREATENS   Communists To Resist Attack By Chinese Nationalists

Full Civil War Looms For Chinese   Communists Claim Government Set To Take Jehol Province

Chungking Forces Moving Into Jeho! Area —  Communists Threaten  "All-Out" Civil War

WAR THREATS ARE MADE BY COMMUNISTS   Will Resist Attempt To Take Province In North China

China Communists Threaten Civil War In Jehol Province  Nationalists Attacked by Democratic League ~ an Pranoasale

Chiang Defied By Jehel Reds   Communists Promise Figh Toa Retain Pravince

Chinese Threaten Fight Over Jehol  Clash in China Province Looms

No. Clashes Reported  - But Spokesmen for Reds Say Jehol Oc “Cupation Will Be Resisted.

ization Will Have bess Good Beef This Fall  Reduction in Total Ready to Kill

‘ation Will Have Less Good Beef This Fall  Reduction in Total Ready to Kill Nearly 50 Per Cent

FALSE INVOICES YIELD $900,090   Hotel Suite With Women And Whisky Believed Embezziers’ Base

Women “Decoys”  Forgery Suspect Maintained  $300-A-Month Suite In Hotel

WOMEN “DECOYS” ‘SAID EMPLOYED   Luxurious Hotel Suite Also Linked to $900,000 Feroery

CAR OPERATORS JOIN WALKOUT IN PITTSBURGH   Smoky City Is Now Without Power and Transportation

TAX EVASION DRIVE BOOSTS COLLECTIONS   Snyder Reports Extra Assessments and Penalties in Four Months Totaled $546,000,000.

Army Releases Virginia Bruce's Husband-To-Be  Screen Star's Turkish F ance Quizzed On Un dierlacad Mattore

—*~ Attlee Statement Seen As Liberty Charter Britain Recognizes F reedom Bid

PLEDGE 10 INDIA POSES QUESTIONS   One of Foremost Is: How Soon May Country Expect Full Independence?

DISPLACED PERSONS’ OPERATION HEAD 15 RELEASED BY UNRRA  GEN. MORGAN, CENTER   GEN. MORGAN, CENTER OF CONTROVERSIES, LOSES GERMAN POST

GEN. MORGAN RELIEVED OF UNRRA DUTIES   British War Office Acts On Advice By LaGuardia

LAGUARDIA RELEASES GEN. MORGAN   UNRRA Chief Mum About Relieving British General

Gen. Morgan Again Fired By UNRRA   La Guardia Orders Release After Red Spy Charge

UNRRA ‘Fires’ Gen. Morgan   He’d Accused Agency of Aiding Red Spies

MORGAN RELEASED FROM UNRRA POST   Change Comes After Rov - . Over Red Activity

Morgan Relieved Of Duties With UNRRA In Reich   LaGuardia Row Seen As Cause

London Recalls Chief of UNRRA   LaGuardia’s Protest Brings Action

Gen. Morgan Released As UNRRA Head   British Chief Of Diaplacod) Persons Bureau In Germany Out.

Says Attacks Bringing Group Into Disrepute  Can Avoid Failure Only If Used To Secure Freedom Of Nations’ Way Of Life

Attlee Rakes Ideologists in U.N. Program   Need Businesslike Approach; Not a Forum of Debaters

USE AS “FORUM FOR IDEOLOGICAL DEBATE” SAID TO BE DANGER   BRITISH LEADER: IN ATTACK ON FREQUENT PROPAGANDA FIGHTS

MRS. LOUIS LEEDOM LEAVES AN ESTATE VALUED AT $2.000   Husband and Daughter Inherit Estate of Well Known Bucks County Woman   OTHER WILLS FILED   Walter C. Pugh, Yardley, _ Bequeaths Estate Inventoried At $12,000

ae  1 SHARE IN ESTATE OF COUNTY SEAT DEGEDEN   Army Officer, Who Died In Italy, Named Mother Heir   ONE-PARAGRAPH WILL

Hits OPA Oil Price Control   Sees Policy Creating Scarcity Value to Be Costly to Consumer

Committee Says Communists Inspired Riots Evidence Is Being  Te   Evidence Is Being Prepared by Citizens’ Group

Committee Says Communists Inspired Riots   Evidence Is Being Prepared by Citizens’ Group

RAILWAY LEADERS STUDY  BOARD CHANGES   Washington Official: See Mediation Law As Failure

Whitney Says Union’s Funds and Power to Be Used to Defeat Truman

RAILMEN SIGN BUT THREATEN TO GET TRUMAN   Union Heads Admit Defeat. But Promise: To Retaliate: ‘

pentane Yugoslavia a ed Flights Halted; Allies Confer  j  On Protection

Tito Defends Downing of 2 U.S. Airplanes   Charges ‘Incessant Viola. tions of Our Frontiers’   U.S. Flights Cancelled Until Further Notice

Two Courses Under Study In Washington  Tehran Political Situation Factor In Procedure

RAILsOAD MEN ~ DEMAND ANOTHER 91 9n A NAY Bans)      This: Is In Addition to the Hike of $1.28 Ordered By Arbitration Board.   STRIKE MAY BE CALLED   Unless a Satisfactory Settlement Can Be Reached, Call Will Be Issued.

Railroad Unions Demand Increases  Of $1.25.in Wages   Strike Vote Will Come Unless Satisfactory Settlement Is-Made,  Unions Say

RAIL WORKERS DEMAND NEW WAGE BOOST   Three Unions Threaten To Call Strike Votes If Pay Not Settled

Nation Is Facing New Rail Walkout  Strike Threat Is Voiced By Three Brotherhoods

NEW DEMAND MADE TODAY BY IFADERS   Rail Strike Due May 18 Unless Demands Are Met

Rail Unions Demand Extra  Wage Raise   Three Organizations Of Railroad Operating Work.  ers Ask Increases.   FOLLOWS WALK-OUT

RAILROAD UNIONS SEEK PAY BOOST   Demand Increase Above Hike Granted by Board

Serve Notice On Carriers   Three ‘More Unions Of Rail Workers Join in Strike Threat

Three Railway Unions Asking New Pay Hike   Enginemen, Switchmen and Conductors File. Demands With Carriers

Rail Strike Again Looms Over Nation   Brotherhoods Ask Larger Pay Hike Than Granted

RAIL UNIONS DEMAND ADDITIONAL INCREASE   Want $1 20 A Day Added To $1.28 Already Ordered

$2.48 a Day Hike Asked by Rail Unions   Threaten Nationwide Tieup If Demands Go Unmet

RAIL UNIONS UP DEMANDS $1.20   Three Groups Notify Management Of Askings

Three Unions Say Strik Will Actually Occur Unless Settlement Is Reached

Rail Unions Demand Additional Pay Boost   Management ts Notified That Warkers Want $1.20  A Day Mere Than $1.28 Ds 9 Oe Oe: a a: ae 

3 Rail Unions Ask Additional  Wave Increase   Will ‘Call Stri Strike Vote Unless Granted $1.20 Boost in Addition to Raise Already Ordered

To Call Strike Vote If Accord Is Not Reached   Ask $1.20 a Day Additional to $1.28 Ordered  By Arbiters

Railroad Unions Demand $1.20 Added Pay llike   Strike Vote Will Be Taken Unless Grant Made, Leaders Warn

FRANCO REPORT — 18 UNANIMOUS   BRAZIL'S MEMBER OF SUBCOMMITTEE JOINS OTHERS IN . FAVORING BREAK WITH. _ SPAIN a

MORE RAINS ARE SEEN IN STATE   Hail Damages Wheat Crop in Northwest Section—Fresh Showers Tonight

Hail Damages Wheaf, Fruit In Alva Area   Some of Finest Fields In State Suffer 100 Per Cent Loss; Jackson County Area Hit %#

Expect U. S. To Okay Milk Hike   Predict Order Will . Raise Price One Cent

CHURCHILL TO MAKE HISTORIC TALK TONIGHT   Police: Cordon Protects: Him From  CIO. Picket Line:

Churchill To Speak In N. Y.   Police, Guards Picket Waldorf-Astoria Hotel

Churchill Is To Be Picketed By C10 Council   1,400 Police Guard Ex-Prime Minister

5,000 C10 Pickets Will Demonstrate Against Churchill   Union Group Ready fot New York Protest of Anti-Russian Views   BANQUET INVITATION REFUSED BY RUSSIANS   British Leader May Reply To Stalin Attack; No U. S. Representation

1400 POLICE GUARDING CHURCHILL       Pickets Protest Speech Tonight In New York 

Delegates From 5] Nations Hear Prime Minister at Birth Of United Nations Assembly

‘Atlee’ Ss   Welcome iA Warning   Declares Delegates Hold in Hands the Choice of Life Or Death For Mankind

United Nations Assembly Is Formally Open   Delegates Hear Pointed Warming From Attlee

United Nations Begins Gigantic Task of Peace.   War-Scarred London Is Site of Initial Meeting; Attlee in Blun? Warning

UNO Launched; Assembly Holds Fate of Mankind   Delegates Warned By Attlee on Choice of ‘Life or Death’ .

REPRESENTATIVES OF 51 NATIONS ORGANIZE UNO   Peace Machinery, To Prevent: Third War, Tops Projects

Atomic Bomb Is Main Issue  To Be Decided   Delegates from 51 Countries Warned by Attlee They  Hold Life or Death for Maneee SEE oc EES os ST le

Have the Choice of Life or Death      United Nations . Assembly pen in London in Grave Mood   Pian be ange Age ‘ar the Quest, Says Prime Minister

UNO Assembly Opens In London On Solemn Note  Attlee Tells Men Of 51 Nations Choice

Historic Session Begins Charting World’s Hopes   Attlee Bluntly Warns Delegates Hold Choice Of ‘Life or Death’ -

Assembly In London Hears Statemént By Britain’s Prime Minister Clement Attlee That Choice Of “Life Or Death” For Mankind Lies Within Power Of Organization—Full Support Urged “‘To Save Succeeding Generations From Scourge Of War”

PEACE ASSEMBLY 18 MEETING, “MANKIND AT STAKE,” ATTLEE   PRIME MINISTER IS ‘FIRST ‘SPEAKER AT LONDON CONFERENCE

Attlee Warns UNO to End Atomic Peril   Choice of Mankind Is Life or Death, 51 Nations Advised

Delegates Meet to Organize Assembly of United Nations   First Meeting of Peace Organization Opens in  London This Morn

Clement Attlee Welcomes First London Session   Fate of Mankind in Hands of Delegates, British Leader Says

Spaack Heads UNO Assembly   Belgian Elected President Of London Meeting; Seriousness Is Stressed

United Nations Assembly Opens   Fifty-One Nations Are Represented At Historic Meeting

‘Life or Death’ Choice Is Told To UNO Council   Clement Attlee Issues Warning In Blunt Speech

PEACE ASSEMBLY 15 MEETING, “MANKIND AT STAKE,” ATTLEE  PRIME MINISTER IS FIRST SPEAKER AT

THE WORLD HOPES FOR PREVENTION OF ATOMIC AGE WAR   This Was Carried Forward Today by United Nations Assembly.   , BOLD WARNING ISSUED   The Assembly Holds In Its Hands the Choice of “Life or Death’.

Attlee Greets Delegates From 51 Countries   Mankind’s Fate in  Hands of Group

Attlee Tells United Nations Assembly It Holds “Life or Death” For World

Belgian Minifser tlected Chairman Of First Meeting  foallaviene ..fEL..   Galleries Overflow With Spectators at Gpening Meeting

'LeMars: ‘High On Of Fifty Entries In\*'" Holstein: Track Event:

JACKSON DAY DINNER—  _ Truman Urges More Deme Unity. Responsibility

News Day And Nigh’   Housing Program Plea Re newed In Jackson Dinner Address   Great Harm Done, Wallace Asserts   President Says Party Should Carry On Aims Of Roosevelt

7  He Weather   Truman Makes Bid For Unity Withim Party   Credits Democrats “Enlightened futernationalism”? With Making U. S. World Leader   Disunity Delays Program, He Says   Watlace Hits Hard At Dis sident Democrats and Repubtican Opposition  at Jackson Day Dinner

Credits Party With Bringing America to Position Of World Leadership, Up to Party to Lead Way in Future

Truman Pleads for Democratic Harmony ~ in Dinner Address   Declares His Party Led United States to Universal Leadership

MAKES BID AT “UGKSON OY. ~ DEMOOINNER   Wallace: Declares Harm: Has Been Done Party. by - ~ Coalitionists. - 7

Truman Pleads For More Unity  Party Responsibility Stressed ‘In Address

in Jackson Day Dinner Speech Makes Slight kkeference to Reported Split In Ranks

Truman Plea is Seconded Over Nation   Jackson Day Dinner Speakers Back Up Harry

Jackson Rallies Hear Truman — Make Unity Bid   _ Wallace Swings Hard At Dissident Demos, Opposition

Also Requests GOP To Support His Law Program  Wa ailace Cr iticizes

Truman Make: Bid for Party Unity   President Speaks at Dinner in Nation’s Capital

Bids For “Unity” In Party   Truman Addresses — Democrats at Jackson Day Rallies  Over The Country

President In. Appeal For  Pat iV Unity   ‘Responsibility’ Also Urged On Democrats At Jackson Dinner

Truman Pleads  For Party Unity Of Democrats   Declares Party Responsibility to Lead To Friendship With Other Countries; Purpose to Strengthen United Nations

Democratic Party’s Responsibility To Continue To Lead Way Toward Friendship With All Peoples, Says President Truman

Truman Urges Unity in Party Talk .   Wallace Is Assigned Task of Hitting Dissident Democrats

Truman Asks More Unity Among Party Membership   Credits Colleagues  With Nation’s Role

Says Nation Is Balancing Its Budget   Senators, Cabinet Members Speak In Support Of Policy

Truman Asks  Democrats to Unity Party  Urges Return to pyres weye

Chief Praises Party Record  In Broadeast   President Says U. S. Must Lead Way to Better World Order

President Calls for More Responsibility To Continue to Lead Way to Friendship

Bid for Party Unity Is Made By President   390 Jackson Day Dinner Held; Truman Renews Waneing Annenal

More Unity  Of Democrats, Truman Plea  Wallace Flays Party Stragglers In Jackson  Day

TRUMAN VOICES UNITY PLEA AT PARTY'S RALL'   President Also Prods Demo crats to Greater ‘Responsibility’ in Speech

TRUMAN JACKSON DAY TALK CALLS FOR PARTY UNITY   President Credits Democrats With Bringing America to Position of World Leadership.   MAKES NO MENTION OF FALL ELECTIONS   Wallace Says Harm Was Done by Members Who Joined in a Coalition Against Progress.

It Is Party’s Responsibility To Lead Way.   President Speaks At Jackson _ Day Dinner In Washing: ton Saturday.   FIRST POLITIC TALK

Democratic Leaders Plead For Party Unity  Jackson Day Diners In 300 Cities Hear Speeches

TRUMAN BIDS FOR UNITY IN PARTY RANKS   CONTINUED CONTROL OF PRICES AND RENTS URGED

TRUMAN ASKS DEMOCRATS T0 GET TOGETHER   Wallace Rips GOP as President Calls for Party Unity

Gives Democrats Credit For High U.S. Leadership   Wallace Hits Hard At All Bolters  “Ff Program

Drescen Suit Rigs. Cornsas. ' Hum Rubble   Red Military Governor Says City Worst of Damgggr Areas  In Daie

DELEGATES ARE TOLD THEY NEED TO SETTLE DOWN   Polish Representatives Asks Peace Conferees To Forget Petty Differences: Big Four Meet Secretly Today.

Big Four Calls Meet To Smooth Out Parley: Another Dispute Flares

Parley Snowed Under By 300  Amendments   Australia Is Again Voted Down, By 13 to 6 Count

AUSTRALIA HAS 2ND SETBACK IN PLANS AT PEACE PARLEY   Proposal Asking Factual Data On Italian-French Frontier Defeated

Aussie Proposal At Parley Loses By 13 to 6 Vote   Common Ground Is Sought for Action On 300 Amendments

Australian Bid For More Data Is Voted Down   Conference Witnesses Another of Many Clashes Which Have Bediveled Peace Making   Proposal Beaten “Thirteen to Six   Ministers Attempt te Devise Common Ground For Dealing With 300 — . Amendments

Ministers Meet To Accelerate Paris Parley   Byrnes, Bevin, Bidaul! And Molotov Hold Secret Parley; Lagging Is Cited

May Seek To Speed Parley Progress On Peace Treaties   No Observers Present When They Assemble In Famous Clock Room  In Paris

Big Four Begins Efforts To Curb Strife At Paris  . Another Australian Proposal Defeated

Revitalization of Paris Conference Is Big Four Aim   Special Meeting at ‘Quai D’Orsay Called To Speed Up Peace Meet Procedures

Another Clash Slows Peace Meeting   Major Powers Would Work Out Method To Speed Work

Short-Cuts Sought for  Conference   Ministers of Big Four in Attempt to Revitalize Peace Parley and Clear Way for Action

Ministers of Big Four Go  Into Session   Seek Common Ground For Dealing With Treaty Amendments

Foreign Ministers in Four Sessions to Rescue the Meeting   TREATY WORK LAGGING

Australian Proposal Is Beaten   Russians and Australians In Another Heated Clash

Seek Peace at Peace Session   ! Foreign Ministers of Big Four in Huddle BEttar Hat Cleshes

TO DEAL WITH PACT CHANCES   Australian Proposal on Italian-French Border Probe Beaten

Premiers Of Big Four In New Effort   Australian-Russian Clash Renewed Over Data On  ltaly

MINISTERS MEETING TO DISCUSS LAG IN CONFERENCE ACTIONS   NEW DISPUTES HEARD OVER REPARATIONS {N PRECEEDING SESSION

To Seek Way Of Revitalizing ‘Peace Parley   Australian Proposal To Collect Data On Italian-French Frontier Is Turned Down

Leading Ministers  Confer on Plan To Enliven Meet   Delegates From U. S., Britain, France, Russia Seek Common Ground for Dealing With Maze of Amendments to Drafts of Peace Pacts

Treaty Drafts Cause Snarls   New Clash Between Australia, Russia

Australian Pr ‘oposal Beaten 13-6  Voted Down by   Voted Down by Four Principal Powers and Others

Conference Witnesses Another Clash Before Delegates Get Together   Italian Frontier Proposal Defeated   Conferees Seeking Common Ground To Deal With Amendments

BIG FOUR MEET TO PUSH PEACE PARLEY ACTION   Foreign Ministers Hope To Artive at Plan Stimulating Quick Steps

Ministers Make New Effort fo Revitalize Meet  New Clash I Marks  Becianmn ti aany

HEATED DEBATE ‘MARKS DEFEAT OF AUSSIE PROPOSAL   Amendment Beaten by 13 tc . & Vote After Clash Wik Suscia

BIG 4 MEET   Move To Revitalize Paris Conference Is Making Progress

Delegates Reject Australian Request for New Study of Frontier; Ministers to Seek Common Ground on 300 Amendments. )

Big 4 Meets to Pep Up Parley   Australian Plan To Probe -Itglian Frontier Beaten

Ble 4 ottka AWAY TO DEAL WITH TREATIES   ‘Clash of Australia, Russia Precedes Session of  b  Ministers.

Big 4 Leaders in Push fo Speed up Peace Conference   Minor Clashes Have All but Wrecked Affair at Paris

Big Four Seek Speed In Peace Conference   Conference of Foreign Ministers on Way To: Revitalize Paris Sessions Comes After New Clash Between Australia and Russia

Foreign Ministers Meet To Break Deadlock Over Paris Peace Conference

4 Big i Agr ce on Parley Procedure.   Conferees Vote Down Proposal for Group to Study Frontier

Hope To Iron Out Kinks In Conference   Another Clash Mars Parley Before Meeting

Envoys Meeting To Revitalize Peace Parley   Conference Sees Another Clash on Australian Plan

Foreign Ministers Meet In Effort To Save Peace  Conference From Daldrums

BIG FOUR SEEK PARLEY UNITY   Australian Proposal on Frontiers Voted Down

Foreign Envoys Holding  Session   New Clash Is Seen On Eve Of Meet To Get Action

PLAN TO STUDY ITALIAN-FRENCH BORDER BEATEN  PEACE CONFERENCE   PEACE CONFERENCE DELEGATES DEFEAT AUSSIE AMENDMENT

Foreign Ministers  Hunt for Solution First Task Is  Ene aes Le ae Ninn soeieye ge yy Leet ea

Foreign Ministers Of Four Nations Hunting Methods To Fend Off Threatened Failure

Big Four Ministers Confer    Attempt to Get Paris Peace Conference Out of Doldrums; Disputes Still Flare

BATTLE-SIZE DEATH TOLL ON HIGHWAYS   Three-Month Fatalities Double Those of 4,119 Men at Bloody Okinawa.

TRAFFIC TOLL OF DEATHS  1S MOUNTING   President Calls — Highway Safety Conference

LIVESTOCK GROUP , ASKS REMOVAL OF PRICE ‘CEILINGS   The Producers: Livestock Goin. sicn Asseciation of HL, Mzkes Urgent Request

Settlement of All Wrangles at One Time Hinted   Many Issues Cause Cloud of Suspicion Over World Affairs

Dark Cloud Hangs Over the Big Three   Meeting of Chiefs May Be Needed to Clear Atmosphere

WORLD PEACE UNDER CLOUD OF SUSPICION   BIG 3 MAY HAVE TO MEET AGAIN AND CLEAR AIR

Big 3 Meet Expected as Future Dark   Many Problems Facing Leading Powers With Russians Bringing Near Rift in U. S. Relations

World Affairs May Brew New Big 3 Meeting   International Relation. Said at Lowest Ebb Since Victory

WORLD DISPUTES SEEN AS GROUND FOR BlG-3 TALKS   Relations Among Powers Probably at Lowest Ebb Since Allied Victory Over Axis.   ATTEMPT AT OVER-ALL SETTLEMENT PROPOSED   Charges and Counter-Charges Hurled in Rows Over Iran, Turkey, Bulgaria and Manchuria.

Global Woes Might Force Bia 3 Meet   Suspicion, New Fears Bring Relations Among Powers to Lowest Ebb Since the Axis Fell; Session Would Be Held in Washington, If Truman Has His Way.

Big 3 Meeting To Dispel Clouds Of Suspicion Seer      Truman Indicates Next Session Of Powers  Should be Held In Washington

Suspicion Clouds World Affairs; Big 3 Meet Seen.  Lump Settlement, Of All Controversies

International Affairs Shadowed by Dark Clouds of Suspicion  “Big Three Meeting to Clear the   Big Three Meeting to Clear the Air Seen as Possibility; Relations Are at Very Low Ebb

Big Three May Meet To Clear Up Suspicions   Relations Among Top Nations At Low Ebb; Major Issues Remain Unsettled In World

Possible Big Three Meeting   International Affairs At  Lowest Ebb Since Victory Over Axis

Big Three Meet May Be Called   Many Disputes Cause Cloud Of Suspicion

Possibility. Of New Big Three  Parley Strong   Meeting Betweew Heads: of U. 5., Lendon, and Moscow Regimes Seen Needed to’ Clear Air   Situation Held   . Growing Serious   So Much So Present Policy  _ of Tackling One Prob _ lem-at Time Only Ag-  \. gravates Irritation

Mutual Suspicion Clouds World Affairs; Further Bie Three Meet Possibility Seen

Likelihood Of Big-3 Parley To Clear Air   Dark Cloud Of Suspicion Hangs Over International  Affairs.   AWATLT INSTIGATOR

‘Big Three’ Meeting Seen As Possibility to End  International Suspicion

Foresee Three Power Foreign  Affairs Talks   Dark Cloud of Suspicion Envelopes International Relations; Chiefs of State Need to Clear ‘Difficulties

Big Three Meeting May Clear  Beclouded International Front   Possibility Of Another Conference Depends On Who Will Take Initiative For Summons

SUSPICION . HOVERS OVER WORLD AFFAIRS   Big Three Meeting May Be Demanded Soon to Clear Issue

President indicates Possibility of — Early Meeting of Big ‘Lhree Tn Washington

Big Three Aid Needed to Get Harmony   Allies Facing Worst Stalemate Since Victory Over Axis

International Affairs Shadowed by Dark  Clouds of Suspicion   Big Three Meeting to Clear the Air Seen as Possibility; Relations Are at Verv Low Ebb

Possibility Of Tripartite Meet Is Seen   Growing Suspicion Among Powers Point:  To Need of Conclave

MINERS IN HARD COAL REGION T0 RETURN TO WORK   Mine Owners Agree To Contract Giving Workers 18 Cent Boost

Hard Coal Miners Ordered To Work   Contract Allows 18'/2« Raise, Health Fund

PENNSYLVANIA MINERS TOLD TO RETURN TO PITS   Mine Owners Agree to New Contract and Welfare Fund

OPA Mixes Good And Bad News for U.S. Buying Public  Ceilings on Beans Go Up Advance on Cotton fo MS A et

OPA Increases Prices on All  Canned Beans   Boost Results From Many Causes; Cotton Prices Not Changed

CANNED BEANS HIKED BY OPA   Two to Three Cent Price Boost Is Granted To Meet Cost Hike

PORK AND BEANS ~ RAISED IN PRICE   OPA SAYS COTTON PRICE BREAK WILL BENEFIT MOST CONSUMERS.

CANNED BEANS RAISED BY OP!   Cotton Drop Prevents Increase In List Of Clothing Items

POLICE CHIEF SHOT UP TOWN   DEPUTIES WOUND HEAD OF SALEM POLICE FORCE AFTER WILD SHOOT- ¢ ING SPREE

OHIO POLICE CHIEF GOES ON . RAMPAGE   Sprays Restaurant And Auto With Machine Gun

ANGRY CONGRESS FAGER TOIT PRS CN LABOR   Senate intends to Take Up Anti-Strike Legislation After British Loan   BARKLEY’S HAND FORGED   House Subcommittee to Okay: Bill Prohibiting Tonnage Royalty for UMW 

Strike Action is Demanded   Senate Determined On Legislation to Curb Union Moves

Angry Senators Point Weapons At Labor Bosses   Legislation to Curb Strikers to Follow Vote on British Loan.

HOUSE, SENAT READY 10 PUSH DRASTIC BILLS   Legislators Reported in Angry Mood as Coat Shortage Pinches Nation

British Won't Let Schacht And pene Come to Their Zone, ‘And French Refuse Von Papen

BRITAIN BARS FREED NAZIS   ‘Star Boarders’ Still In Custody Of U.S. Army Officers

British, French Zones Shut To Freed Nazis; Six Appeal Conviction

‘Stay Out, British, French Tell Nazis   Zonal Authorities Refuse to Admit Frit sche, Schacht and Von Papen

Von Papen s Plea Also Rejected   Acquitted Trio Hope To Get Inte The  American Zone.

CLEARED NAZIS FIND NO PLACE TO HANG HATS   Schacht, Fritsche Banned from British Zone—French Reject Von Papen

Wont Let Pair Enter Their Zone   Acquitted Nazis’ Status Confused; Von Papen Vetoed by French.

Acquitted Nazis Languish in Jail As British, French Refuse Refuge

3 ACQUITTED STILL IN JAIL ATNUERNBERG   Freed Nazi Leaders Fear Treatment They May Receive at Hands of Bavarian<   DECISION IS AWAITED

Acquitted Nazi War Leader Stay In Prison                     Schacht, Fritsche Den Fntranece British Zot French Bar Von Papen,

eee a arr TX a '-"-:  /7:”S””— 2.22... EU_—  Acquitted Nazis Refused Entry Into British Zone Of. Occupation

BRITISH BAR 2 NAZIS FROM THEIR ZONE   Deny Entry to Schach and Fritsche, Acquittec at Nuernberg— Vor Papen Not Wanted ir French Sector.

Anxious to Get Rid of His Star Boarders   But Three Not Guilty of War Crimes Have no Place to go

FRENCH REJECT ADMITTANCE Of PAPEN TO ZONE   3 Freed Nazi Leaders Find Only Safe Plac Is in Nuernberg Jail

NAZIS ARE DENIED RIGHT TO TRAVEL TO BRITISH ZONE   F rench Also Refuse: Pennission to Let Third Nazi. Settle — in Therr Sector

Molotov Raps U.S. Meddling In Greece   Russian Minister Fails To Block Investigation of Border Dispute

HURLS ANGRY CHARGES AT U.S. BRITAIN   Loses, 12-7, After Angry Denunciations, However

Bitter Dispute Over Greece At  Peace Parley   Molotov Assails U. 8S. And Britain For ‘‘Meddling’’ In Greece’s Affairs   CONFERENCE VOTES TO AIR DISPUTE

Molotov Claims U. Ss. Britain 'Meddling' In Athens Election   Paris Peacemakers Vote 12-7.To Hear Greek Dispute After Soviet Tirade Subsides; Russian Says Ancient Nation Brews Balkan Trouble ~

Importance Of Libya In W orldZooms   Italy’s Great North Ag rican Colony Becomes Prize Without Price As Britain and Russia Maneuver For Foothold

DISPOSITION OF ITALY’S GREAT  AFRICAN COLONY OF LIBYA GIVES RIC FOUR IMPORTANT PROBIEM

Libya, Once Mussolini’s Paradise, Sore Spot to Both Reds, English

Sharp Revision In Texas Parole  System Proposed   Clarification of Laws Urged by State Auditor In Report to Governor

GREEN WARNS PROPOSED OPA BILL WILL BREED STRIKES: PRICE INCREASES FORECAST

Union Leaders To Hit Party System   No Solution Found For Wire Cutting Incident At Asheville

 AFL Sets Out To Destroy One-Party System In  South: Wants Te Find Party Whe Cut Wires

The Speech That Wasn’t Broadcast ....  AFL Goes Gunning For Wire-Slasher Who Cut William Green Off Air

“AF L Leaders Set Out To Destroy Dixie's One-Party * System; “Wire Cutting” Incident Being Investigated

A. F. L. HUNTS WIRE - SLASHER   President Green Shouts 15 Minutes Into Dead Radio Mike

Butte Ravaged By Violence Of Juveniles  Strike-Bound City Woits Nervously

WRECKED BY HOODLUMS   Two Boys Woundec In Butte, Mont., Nights of Terror

May Request U Troops  In fine Riots   i 4  Montana Governor Studies Move; Mobsters Smash Up Homes

Butte Quiet as Special Police Guard Mob Area   Rioting Apparently Averted; Mine Union Denies Part in Weekend Fury

Federal Govt. May Be Asked To Take Action   Violence Directed At Homes of Men Not Joinina Strike

VIOLENCE GRIPS MINING CENTER   Montane Governor May Ask Federal Aid To Curb Mobs ot Butte

Mobsters Run Wild In Butte For 2 Nights   Montanna City Surveys Damage Left in Disorders by Mobs Including Woman  and Children.

Montana GovernorDebates Calling For Federal Help To Stop Rioting In Butte

Scores of Houses Wrecked, Two Boys Wounded and ay Arrested Aller  Attacks

GOVERNOR MAY CALL TROOPS TO HALT RIOTS   Mobs Terrorize Montana Mining Town Sec ond Night

Mobs Wreek Butte Homes As Protest   Women, Children Spread Destruction At Homes Of Non-Strikers 

MAY ASK FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FOR HELP TO STOP RIOTS   Gov. Sam Ford of Montana Made This Disclosure   Today.      FTIOUSES ARE WRECKED   Depredators Outnumber the Peace Officers In Butte, Mont.

Juvenile Terror Bands Run Wild In Butte Stree!   Groups Of Children. Women Riot Over Mine Strike

Mobs Roam Copper City Second Night   Homes Are Wrecked in. Disorders in’ Wake - of Anaconda Strike  J

Arrests Made After Butte Goes Through Second Night Of Unbridled Mcb Violence

Copper City Wrecked as Miners Det Union Order, Stay on ‘Richest Hill

Montana Governo May Seek Help To Stop Rioting   Mobs Raid Homes In Butte Saturday And Sunday Nights

After Riots Leaving Scores of Houses Wrecked, Some Mobsters Held; Mobs Smashed Homes of Miners Who Didn’t Strike

Federal Help To Halt Butte Riots Studied   Two Boys Wounded And Scores Of Homes Wrecked By Mobs

Rove City In Trucks Smashing Houses: 2 Shot   Union Heads Disclaim Responsibility; Ford Refuses To Summon Federal Troopers

Butte Has a Second Night of Violence   Gangs of Men, Women and Teen-Age Boy: Scour the Town, Damaging Windows and Furniture With Axes.

BUTTE, MONT, SWEPT BY MOB VIOLENCE IN MINE STRIKE   Roving Bands Wreck Homes Of Miners Working At Copper Mines

Youthful Mobs in Butte Wreck Mine Workers’ Homes   Girls and Women Join in Wild Nights of Vandal ism m West

Butte Quiet After Nights ‘Of Wrecking And Looting   Copper Strike Sets Montana City Afire

MAY SEEK U, 8. HELP 10 STOP RIOTS IN BUTTE   Groups Attack Homes of ‘ Miners Who Did Not Join Copper Strike

Copper Mines Strike Brings Violence Wave   Roving Bands Terrorize Butte, Mont., Areas For Two Nights.

Butte Has Jitters as  Mobs Rule   Report Trouble in Rich Montana Area When Strikers Go After Some Unionists      Demand Is Made   Strike Committee Call:  for Order; Anaconda  Has No Comment

Copper Mining City Surveys Wreckage After Second Night Of Unbridled Violenc

Butte Mob In ~ Second Night Of Wild Action   OFFICIALS AND LABOR LEADERS SEEK PEACE

Strike Leads To Butte Rioting  ~ Mob Under Control After Two Niahts

UNBRIDLED MOBS WRECK PROPERTY IN BUTTE, MONT  VIOLENCE AIMED AT MINERS WHO STAYED

Montana Governor May Ask U.S. Help to End Rioting  Reving Juvenile Mobsters Wreck Houses Of Workers Who lanore Miners’ Strike

Butte Waits in Fear of Third Night of Riotins   Women, Children Move; Appeal Made to Halt Disorder

Butte Mobs Attack   Ven, Women And TeenAgers Enter Homes OT Siay-On-Job Miners

Federal Help May Be Called To Halt Riots   Two Wounded, Scores Of Homes Wrecked At Mining Center

Montana May Ask For Help   Request Of Federal Aid To Halt Mob Violence Being Considered

Butte Fears Renewal of Rio’s 1onight   favermay D nlunaae  WCVEIMNOS weruscs  To Ask U.S. Troeps; Many Homes Wrecked

MAY ASK FEDERAL AID TO STOP RIOTS   Vandalism Continues it Montana Despite Police Efforts

Unbridled Crowds Wreak Destruction... . Butte, Montana, Torn By Two Nights Of Violence

Governor Won't Ask Troops to Halt Violence   Mobsters Threaten Many Families -

May Request U. S. Troops In Mine Riots   Montana Governor Studies Move; Mobsters Smash Up Homes

Rioting In Butte, Montana   Roving Bands Center Attacks on Workers Who Didn’  Join Miners’ Strike

MONTANA RIOTS FOLLOW STRIKE   Houses Wrecked In Butte. Many Mobsters Jailed

TEMPERATURES:   Terror Grips Montana City: Strike Blamed   Scores Of Workers’ Homes Wrecked; Two Boys Shot. Wounded

Roving Gangs Of Women And Teenager: Wreck Homes In Strike-Bound Butte

Butte Terrorized By Rioting Mobs In Copper Strike   Bands of Men, Women and Juveniles Loot Homes  Wreck Neighborhood

Butte Ravaged By Violence Of Juveniles   Strike-Bound City  Waits Nervously On Night Attacks

Butte Is Facing Its Third Night of Mob Riofing   Women and Children Prowling Streets of City; Police Helpless

BUTTE GANGS IN MOB VIOLENCE      Sugar Strike Averted By Pay Settlement

Women, Children Join Butte Mobs lIn Strike Warfare   Houses Wrecked As Vandals Roam Streets Of Montana Town--Mav Ack Federal! Aid

Butte Torn By Mob Violence .   Homes in Strikebound ‘Mining Town Wrecked By Roving Gangs of  Men, ‘Women, Youths

Butte Fears Third Night Of Vandalism   Governor Declines to Call for U. S. Troops To Check Riots

Plans for an ‘Orderly Retreat’ Laid   Commodities, Food and Services Will Be Affected

REVEAL PLAN AS COFFEE IS DECONTROLLED   Rents, Durable Goods Will Be Retained Under Control

OPA To Do Away With Most Price Rules By Nov. 1   Coffee Ceilings Removed Thursday; Plan To Keep Controls On Rent, Automobiles And Building Materials And Durable Goods

DEADLINE SET TO ELIMINATE WORK OF OPA   CEILINGS ON COFFEE REMOVED; FLOUR MAY BE NEXT

Controls Off All Food, Commodities  Nov. 1, OPA Goal   Rents, Building Stuffs Slated to Continue; CIO Raps Price Rise

OPA Acts in Fear * Of Congress’ Axe   ‘Grow Small, Go Unnoticed Policy Is Adopted

ORDERLY RETREAT FROM REGULATION PLANNED BY OP   Official Says Ceilings Will Re main on Rent, Autos, Build ing Materials and Some Clothing.   COFFEE IS FREED IN LATEST ORDER   Price Agency’s Staff to Be Whittled to Minimum — Soaring Prices Bring Buyer Resistance.

Rent And Auto Ceilings Stay, The OPA States   Government Official Relates Plans for Orderly Retreat

Deadline Set For Removing Curbs  Most Ceilings To Be Removed By Nov. 1}

Top Official Says Plans Laid for Orderly Retreat   Autos and Household Appliances Remain Under Ceilings

PRICE CONTROL WILL BE QUT BY NOVEMBER 4   Federal Officials Finally Wake Up to  Law of Economics

Coffee Ceilings Lifted; Millers Ask Flour Action   Consumer Resistance to High Prices In Evidence as Decontrol Program Speeded; Wage Control End Proprosed

Most Food Lids Off by November 1   Deadline Set by OPA, Jam, Handkerchiefs Join Freed List.

COOLER WEATHER - PROMISED STATE   TEMPERATURES NEAR 9 IN SOUTH FORECAST — NO RAIN I8 IN SIGHT.

Westmoreland Coroner Dies   Dr. McMurray Had Been Mt Several Months

SEEK KILLER OF MAN, WIFE   Skulls Crushed by Club as They Slept; Yaune Wife Raped

NO CHANCE OF SNOW   But Flora Saye It Ir “till Too Early te Be Sure

1642 OPA OFFICES WILL CLOSE NOV. 4   Rent Control and Rationing of Sugar Will Be Continued Thru Separate Offices; Units No Longer Needed Dye to Rapid Decontrol, Officials Say.

1642 Local OPA Boards to Quit; Silver Ceiling Off   Sugar, Rent Controls Moved To District, Area Offices

AREA OFFICES TO TAKE OVER AGENCY DUTIE   Big Decontrel List To Be Released Today

Reopening Of Slaying Case Will Be Askec   Petition In Mrs. Imegene Stevens Case Reing Presented Ry 10 O08 Citisvens<

Petition Asks Review of Stevens Case   Mother of Sailor Seeks Reopened Murder Charge

Says Influx To Germany  Increasing   Commander Notes Arrivals’ Physical Condition Better

McNamey Backs Morgan's Report Of Jewish Exodus   Chief of U.S. Ferces in Europe Notes Influx of Jews From Poland   REFUGEES IN BETTER PHYSICAL CONDITION   General’s Report Attributes Flight to Fear of Persecution

GEN, M'NARNEY BACKS CHARGES OF GEN. MORGAN   Monthly Report Shows Jews Emigrating From Poland In Large Numbers

[Dr. D. J. Gleysteen Alton Physician  Dies Suddenly   P, Leenhouts Also Succumbs To Heart ' Attack

ASK FARMERS T0 BET ON WHEAT   WHEAT FARMERS OFFERED A DEAL IN FUTURE

Sate Wheat Gamble Is Offered Farmers   U.S. To Buy Grain For Delivery Now And Dew With Cartificatoec Toa Be Cached in

Work on Code To Restrict Use of Veto  ER pe aaa ne cena ee a OU   Propose Restraints On the Veto by  Voluntary Agreement

Ministers Study Conduct Course On Use of Veto   Seek New Code For Security of Smaller Nations

‘Big Five’ Begins Veto Discussion  Chinese Spokesman Joins Four Ministers

Bevin Circulates Proposals te Restrict Veto t 7 . . .   Use in U.N. Security Council; Byrnes  i Reviews American Policy

Effort Is Made To Pacify Small Nations at Meet   UN To Drop Subject Until Leaders Have Chance To Map Plans

COVE OF CONDUCT BEING SUUGHT FOR Use OF U. Nu VETO   Big Five Foreign Ministers Trying to Establish Peace ’ For U.N. Council

Envoys Seeking  Control  Of Veto   “Code Of Conduct” Is Suggested _ By Britain

Big Five Seek Code of Conduc On Veto Power   Foreign Ministers Meet To Study Plan For. Limiting Use

Nation Resuming Steel Production Union Officials Mop up  Y pan SaaS @& . ga8 =. =

Production In Steel Plants Is Increasing   Estimate 427,000 Of Steel Strikers Have Now Returned To Work   FABRICATORS ARE STILL STRIKE-BOUND

102 Steel Companies Sign _ New CIO Wage Accords   Fabricating and Non-Integrated Firms Are Chief : Holdouts Against Settlernent

District Mine ~ Parley Callec  Pre-Contract Issues Are   Pre-Contract Issues Are Coming Un

Cold Wave Heads East And South   Temperatures Below Zero In Some Sections

Nation Feels First Severe Winter Blasts   CITIZENS SHIVER WHEN YUKON BLIZZARD SPREADS

New Cold Wave Heading South This Miata   Temperatures Below Zero During Morning In N, Dakota, Minnesota

IRAN FORCES — ~— ARE-ON MOVE   SOVIET AMBASSADOR SAID-TO HAVE PROTESTED PRES_---ENCE_OF_TROOPS_  “oe PROVINCE

U. §. ARMY OFFICERS CONTINUING PROBE OF TRIPLE BOMBING  GERMAN ARMS CACHES SEIZED OVER WEEKEND I! WIDE SPREAD SEARCH

Protest Against Denazification Program? ....  More Bombings Expected  * a] In Germany By Officials

Arms Caches Uncovered In American Zone   Army Officials Continue Investigations Into Bombings In Stuttvart Section

Army Finds Arms Caches After Blasts   Officials Probe Bombing Of Two Denazification Headquarters Believed Linked With Schacht

Nazi Arms Caches Found in U.S. Zone        Nazi Underground Bombs 3 Buildings, More Violence Expected.

10 German Arms Caches Are Seized   Raid Four  Block Square Area in Downtown Stuttgart

Find 10 Arms Caches  Throughout Germany   Seizures Reported Not Tied In With Stuttoart Bombina<

PAW. 05282. OF. FRAMUL ALANS CIC  Arms in Germany   Disclosure Is Made After Stuttgart Bombings; Outbreak Mav Come

Grand Jury Probe of Railroad Tragedy Ordered   Officials, Crewmen Summoned to Tuesday Hearing

Attorney Orders Grand Jury Probe of Wreck   Prosecutor Doubis If Engineer Entirely to Blame

TRAIN DISASTER INQUIRY OPENED   Grand Jury Investigates Burlington Wreck Fatal To 44

Grand Jury Prebe  of Railroad  Tragedy Ordered Officials, Crewmen  Ce ll   Officials, Crewmen Summoned to Tuesday Hearing

Orders Grand Jury Inquiry Into Disaster   Prosecutor Acts Aftei Crewmen Fail to Attend Hearing

13 NAZI MEDICS PLEAD INNOCENT   Accused Of Murdering Thousands In Cruel Experiments

23 NAZI DOCTORS ~ HELD FOR MURDER   Defendants Include Hitler’s Personal Physician

23 Nazi Doctors Plead Innocent  Deny Experiments Constituted Murder

Nazi Doctors Deny Charges ‘Mass Murder   Twenty-Three Leap to Feet And Answer ‘Not Guilty’ When Arraigned In Nuernberg

NAZL DOCTORS. “2 SARE-ON: TRIAL   HITLER'S PERSONAL PHYSICIAN AMONG GROUP FACING CHARGES OF MASS WIRDER ..°°

Guard Slays Prisoner in Food Riot   Former Soldier Shot To Death in Army  Prison

AKRON FOLKS TAKE VOWS OF MARRIAGE   Miss Alice Trometer And Kenneth Harvey Wedded At Sioux City Friday

REPORT REBEL FORCES PLAN NEW ATTACKS   Bombs Narrowly Miss Presidential Palace and Home Of Yankee Groups

CARAGAS RESTS UNEASILY Ad REBELS GATHER   Government Says Revolt Has Been Smashed

REBEL PLANES IN VENEZUELA ~ DROP BOMBS DURING REVOLT   GOVERNMENT SAYS . REBKLLION - QUELLED DESPITE REPORTS OF REBEL » ACTIVITY ».

REVOLT FAILS IN VENEZUELA   Capital Uneasy as Reperts _ Reveal Reorgatiization Move By Rebels jt

TARGET SHIPS SOON TO TICK   Even Waters Of Lagoon Will Sound Like Clock In Motion

Ships to Pick Up Ticking of Atom Clouds   Strength of Ticks Will Determine When Harbor Becomes Safe

GARSSON SELLS BATAVIA PLANT   FIRM, AFFILIATES TO BE TAKEN OVER BY DETROIT OWNER

BAN LIFTED ON 9-PANTS SUITS   Double-Breasted Vests Aleg Allowed by CPA

2.Pants Suits   POUR-YEAR-OLD BAN LIFTED BY OCT EFFECTIVE FRIDAY

President Leaves On First Vacation   No Report Released On Meeting of Staff

Mounting Tension In The Near East Causing Concern  Top State, War, Navy Officials Confer With  President Truman

SPOTLIGHT IS PLACED ON NEAR BAST   President Truman ls On Vacation After White House Confab

Mounting Tension in Near East Over Turkey, Iran Reflected in Unusual White House Conferenc:

TRUMAN CALLS IN ARMY, NAVY CHIEFS   ‘TALK BELIEVED CONCERNED WITH TENSION OVER TURKEY AND IRAN.

INCREASE IN - STEEL PRICE ~ SEEN AS KEY      NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN MANAGEMENT AND UNIONS SAID TO HINGE ON HIGHER CEILING .

End of Strike InfSteel Hinge: On Price Boosi   . Industry Still Insists _ Can’t Meet Truman’s Plan at Present Level

STRIKE SITUATION HANGS IN MID-AIR   Prospects of A Settlemen: Blow Hot and Cold; 700,000 Workers Remain Out  &rWO DAYS’ MENIA TION

LINDEMANN ON LIQUOR BOARD   Delphos Attorney One of Two Appointed by Governor

Turner Leads. Olney. Flynn by 28,100 Votes.   ‘On Account of Delay In Returning Official  Vote, Fate of. Schidol Rille Wedaterminad

TURNER'S LEAD AROUND 28,000   Governor - Elect Assured of Sizeable Margin—His Total over 239,000

Turner Holds 28,000 Lead   Amendments Have Large Margins, Official Vote Totals to Decide Fate

START POURING CONCRETE ON NEW ‘SUPER HIGHWAY   Section ve Tullytown Starts Today   MAY OPEN JULY 10TH   Completed One - Half of Fallsington Ave., Tully town, Yesterday

Calls for Adoption of Constitution Based on 5, Power System: of Rule

Communists Not Present; Peace Negotiations End   Chou En-Lai Departs From Nanking; Token Minority at Meeting

CHIANG KAI-SHEK OPENS CHINESE NAT'L ASSEMBLY   Communist Party Participation Not Invited

Chiang Opens China's First National Assembly in 12 Years; Communists Angered, Break Off Negotiations

OA AT TT TT as TT eT ST TE TT TT ee  Reds Shun First China National Assembly Held in Twelve Years

Chiang Opens New Assembly Without Reds   Peace Negotiations Again Collapse, But Door Left Onen

Two Associates Of Curley Are Found Innocent  Trial Continues Against Others

Two Ordered Acquitted But Trial Of Curley  Two Others Continuing

UNIVERSITY, A. AND Mi, BOARDS PROPOSE TWO NEW NEGRO SCHOOLS  INSTITUTIONS SIMILAR TH THOSE ENP WHITES   INSTITUTIONS SIMILAR TO THOSE FOR WHITES ARE RECOMMENDED

Labor Mediator Says Morning, Noon, Night Parley To Be Urged   Lewis, Operators in Confab To Iron Out Dis. pute Before Wednesday Deadline; President Soys He Expects Prompt Action

Day and Night Coal Talks U. S. Goal; Miners Protest Back to Work Order    No Towel for Them:

Mediator Seeks To Speed End Cf Long Coal Strike   McGrady Orders ‘‘Morning, Noon And Night’’ Sessions To Get New Contract   BACK TO WORK TREK IS BEGUN

DEAD, INJURED IN CHICAGO FIRE   Sidney Postmaster Hurt in Jump. from Third Floor

Bikini Lagoon Radioactivity Is Diminishing   Inner Target Ships Ar Still Too “'Hot’’ To Permit Boarding

THIRTEEN DIE IN ARMY PLANE   TRANSPORT CRASHES AND KILLS ALL PASSENGERS

Britain Backs Plan For Japs   Russia Is Silent On U. S. Proposal

Harris Gets 10-12 Years For Burglary   Lcsscr Plea Accepted From Convict Held on Capital Charge.

Harris. Gets  10. 12 Years I F or Burglary   Lesser Plea. Accepted _F rom Convict  Held on Capital Charge... 

Wallace Enters Surplus Case   U.S. Firms Lost Out to UNRRA, Others

WAA Priorities Policies Scores:   House Committee Learns Preferences Given World Agencies

World Units  Rated Over US. Firms   Decision Made Following Letters from Wallace; / State Department. ‘

Mareh Calendar   Flu Immunity Vaccine Developed; Reported Sold at All Drugstores

RUSSIAN B-39 FIGHTERS HARASS GEN. CLARK'S PERSONAL PLANE WHILE EN ROUTE TO FRANCE

First Trains Begin Rolling  From Boston   Poll of N. E, Employees Brings Some Results

Trains Operated In Northern N.E. Since Mornin   Passenger Travel Slight; Milk Brought From NY; Service Is Spasmodic

Cuban Trade Pact May Be Scrapped For World Benefit   U. S. Hopes to Induce British Abolishment  Of Empire Preferences

REECE, DANAHER HOLD GOP FAVOK   Successor to Brownell to Bt Chosen Today During * Short Session

GOP CHAIRMAN [5 SCHEDULED FOR ELECTION   Committeemen are Holding Session In Washington

Heirens Balks After Promisine To Confess All   State Proceeds With Plans for Suspect’s Trial

HEIRENS BACK IN JAIL AFTER SUDDEN BALK   Youth Refuses Full Confes: sion; State To Press Conviction

HEIRENS GOES BACK TO HIS JAN-CFLL   State Proceeds With Plans to Send Him  to Electric Chair

Heirens Balks At Confession   Chicago Accused Youth Re fuses To Go Through With Confession Plan   WILL FACE TRIAL ON MANY CHARGES

HEIRENS CASE -IN- DEADLOCK   SUSPECT IN BRUTAL MURDERS TELLS AUTHORITIES HE DOESN'T REMEMBER  CRIM

HEIRENS BALKS AT STATEMENT      State Proceeds With Plan for Sending Youth To Chair

RELIEF PROMISED "IN MEAT SHORTAGE   Chicags Packing Plants Go Into Heavy Production

PORK SUPPLY  —1$ ASSURED   THOUSANDS OF HOGS CONTINUE TO COME TO THE MARKET FROM NATION'S FARMS

Promise Fresh Pork Supply Next Week In Chicago   Also Deelare Prices Will Be Below Last Week's Black Market  Levels

Launch Rockets in Tests To Find Defense For Atomic Age   Captured V-2 Missles Used in New Mexico

American Science Seeks to Cause Rocket Collision  German Instruments Are Being Used

American Science Seeks to Cause Rocket Collision  German Instruments Are Being Used  1. , an ee Ga... etnne

TRY TO FIND NEW DEFENSE AGAINST V-2 ROCKETS NOW   Pitting One Against Another In Midair During New Mexico Trials

Fight Rockets With Rockets  VT Fuse To Be Used To Explode V-2 Rocket

Charge Elections Did Not Express Will of Japanese   Bie 4 Not to Discuss Western Germany

Mothers Ask For. $60, 000. Damages  ~ ~ Sioux City ‘Women Eile Suites Friday

Mothers Ask For. $60,000 Damages  -. Sioux City Women File Suits Fridav

Speculate Over Appointment to Commerce Post   Name of Senator Rebert M, LaFolleite Mentioned Among Several Others

Sen. LaFollette Most-Mentioned Among Those Discussed To Succeed Wallace

FINDS MRS, ZECH DIED OF POISONING   CORONER'S JURY REPORTS ON  DEATH OF WIFE OF MISSOURI U. PROFESSOR.

 An Unexpected Deve lopment Columbia Woman’s Death Laid To Arsenic Poisoning; No Clue

ROYALIST PLOT TO PLACE KING ON HIS THRONE   1500 Launch Attack In Peloponnesus At Kalamata

Greeks Rush Troops to Kalamata   Operations Against Rebellion Forces Are Expected

Rate Of GI Returns To Be Delayed   War Department Fears Weakness Of Overseas Force

Will slow down demobilization program of army  ~ Return of troops delayed  oontil renlacements secured

Return Of Vetss Delayed Because Of Replacements   Army Says U. S. Forces fr Hostile Lands To Be Maintained

Reason Is Difficulty In Getting Replacement For Overseas Service

Army Reduces  Dismissal Rate   Need for Troops Overseas Cuts Down charges

REPORT NEED QF MORE MEN FOR OVERSEAS   Draft Boards Are Not Providing Quotas, Chief States

Replacements For Overseas  Duty Too Meager   War Department Apprehensive Over The Disintegration

Take Crack At Fair —   Officials Blast Highway Chief for Attitude On Secondary Roads

UAW OBJECTS TO ARE RULES   CHRYSLER—THREATENED -WITH  ~ STRIKE UNLESS If STOPS — DISCHARGE OF ME)  ___ AT 2k.

Police Seeking Child Kidnaped In Los Angeles   FIVE-YEAR-OLD GiRI. IS TAKEN WHILE AT Play

Coal Operators To Meet Tocay   Will Discuss Question Of Re. suming Wage Negotiations With U. M. W.

Army Reduces Training for Foreign Duty   kight-Week Period Planned for Men to Be Sent Overseas

Training Slashed To 8 Weeks for GP's Going Abroad   Action Is Result: Of Critical Occupation Outlook

Admiral’s Egg Ranch Is said ‘‘Fowl’: Project As Navy Ends Investigation

Son Elliott Writes:  Churchill Accused Roosevelt Of Plot To End British Empire

Churchill Said FDR Tried to Do Away With British Empire   Elliott Roosevelt Reveals War-Time Incidents in Book

~hurchill Once Wagged Forefinger at FDR, Charged Plot To Vanquish British Empire

Soldier Questioned In Degnan Murder   Chase Held at Gowanda Chicago Police Told

TRAIN TRIBESMEN FOR GENERAL DRIVE TO FREE KURDISTAN   Russian Technicians Have Arrived at Saujbulagh, In Northern: Iran.   PROCLAIMED NEW STATE   Tt Is Centered at the Iraq Oil City of Mosul.

Claim .Kurdish: Tribesmen Being Trained By Reds For ‘‘Drive Eor Freedom”

Kurdish Tribesmen Trained By Soviets   General Drive for Free Kurdistan Reported on Foot

KURDS REPORTED GIVEN RUSSIAN ARMS   Chieftain Says Tanks and Gun: Were Supplied Group in Northwestern fran.

Say Soviets Train Kurds For Drive   Kurds of Iran, Turkey, Iraq, Syria Proclaim  Kurdish State

Russia Provides Arms for Kurds, Chieffain Says   Tribesmen Are Reported Being Trained by Soviet Technicians

Russians Said Training Rebel Kurdish Army   May Have Furnished “Republic” With Arms, Trucks

Kurdish Chieftain Says Russian \Arms and Equipment Have Been \Supplied to Revolutionary Units

Says Reds Help  Kurds Organize   Tribe  Chieftain Declares Russian Technicians  Are In Mehahad

Russians Train Kurd Tribesmen   Chieftain Reveals Saviet Technicians In Iran For That Purpose

Takes steps to regulate Jap finances  Recover more silver bullion

Glittering Treasure Beyond Estimate Being Piled in Vaults of Japan

IAD TREASURES DUG UP IN MSD   Dazzling Hoard Guarded On Way To Vaults In Bank Of Japan

As Truckloads Of Silver Added To Heaps Of Ricnes  MacArthur Takes New Steps To Regulate Japan's Finances. Wealthy Persons Forced To Buy Bonds

WORKERS’ MEETING   Mrs. McGrew. Mrs. Haggart  Urge Full Attendance;   Barber to Speak   FOR CHEST-USO DRIVE

A HOUSE-TO-HOUSE WORKERS’ MEETING   Mrs. McGrew. Mrs. Haggart Urge Full Attendance; Barber to Speak   FOR CHEST-USO DRIVE

Pauley Confident Of  Senate Confirmation   California Oil Man Conducts Stubborn Battle Against ‘Smear’ Campaign In Committee

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Calls for Re-establishment of Austrian  National Sovereignty

Drastic Steps Taken in Some Iowa ‘Towns in Coal Strike; Close Schools

Ickes Predicts Truman Nomination; Believes  GOP to Refuse Stasser

— OTHMAN — Paris Hats Look Like Cheese ©   But Cost More So Bride Gets Seahorses!

a Will Give Your Heart To The Ants” Italian Held At Houston For Threatenina Life Of Truman

Stoves, Radios and Other Goods Increased in Price   Boosts Range From 8 to 12 Per Cent and Will Go Into Effect   As Soon As Dealers Receive Shipments — List Includes Washing Machines, Toasters and Vacuum Cleaners —Refrigerators Soon to Sell Higher,

Price Increases Granted by OPA On Appliances   3 to 12 Per Cent Hikes Affect Radios, Stoves, Washers

Federal Mediator Confers With Maritime Officials  To Avert Shipping Strike

ROY CALHOON DIED AT RAPID CITY, §.0.   Well Known Le Mars Mar Died While On Vacation

UAW Leaders Swap Bitter Accusations   Thomas and Reuther Publicly Express Mutual Antagonism

‘Thomas, Reuther Clash Over  Post Of CIO-UAW Presidency   Thomas Denounces Tactics of Reuther as Leader of GM Strike —- Reuther Replies by Calling Thomas’ Statement ‘Contemptible Lie’

Reuther Dupe For AFL, Says UAW President  ~ Thomas Guilty  frat  CF eee Cee oy   Thomas Guilty Of ‘Contemptible Lie” Avers Rival

Thomas Scores Reuther  Taeties As GM Strike Head   Rivals For Auto Union’s Presidency Verbally Rip Each Other AL Convention

Thomas Hits At Reuther _ In Auto Unior  Family Fight   Says Vice President Is Dupe in Move © To Get Auto Union Into Federation.

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HEADS OF AUTO WORKERS UNION INGLEAR BREAK   Thomas Questions Reuth er’s Tactics In General Motors Strike   CHARGES RIVAL WITH BEING “DUPE” FOR AFL

Strike Ballots  Ready for Rail Brotherhoods    Walkout Poll Scheduled To Be Completed by June 20

RAYBURN IN PRAISE OF STALIN TALK   Speaker of House Says Russia Will Work for Peace

COAL SHORTAGE MAY BRING 3 NEW ORDERS   Embargo Considered for All Except Most Essential Freight

TWO STUDENTS OF OHIO U. SHOT TO DEATH IN QUARREL   Young Man Believed ic Have Slain Girl and Then Ended * Own Life With Gun

FATAL SHOOTING ENDS COURTSHIP   COLLEGE STUDENT KILLS SWEETHEART AND ENDS OWN LIFE

Lovers’ Spat Ends In Death for Pair of Ohio State Students      Youth Shoots Girl, Then Kills Self in Campus Tragedy

CAMPUS LOVERS DIE IN QUARREL   Murder of Co-ed and Suicide Charged to Ohio College Engineering Student

LOVERS’ SCRAP ENDS IN DEATH   Ohio State Students Found Dead in Yard

ABS STAGE ~GAIRO STRIKE   ALEXANDRIA ALSO AFFECTED —BY-WORK-STOPPAGE- OVER: PALESTINE IMMIGRA . TION, ISSUE .

There's No Common Ground for Free Press Agreement Between Russia and U. S.

Difficult for. Two to Agree on Free Press Pact   Basic .Conceptions Are Too Different

Shower.of Meteorites “!s  Adequate But Not Colossal”   Raw Material For This Area—-A Handful Of Sand, Gravel

Byrnes’ Speech Puts Russia  on the Defensive  That Is Opinion of Officials in State Department

Byrnes Calls Soviet Hand In Germany   Long-Range Program for Restoration of @ Germany Termed Most Important Policy Statement in Year

Speech Follows Declaration of Russian Policies by Molotov July 10 and Will Give Ammunition to Non-Communists in Germany — Statement U. S. Stands on Reparations Agreement Reached at Potsdam a Reply to Moscow.

RUSSIA IS PUT ON DEFENSIVE BY SECRETARY   Byrnes’ Speech Most Important Statement Of Foreign Policy   EMPHASIS PLACED UPON DEMOCRACY

WHAT'S WRONG WITH TEXAS: -Gubernatoria! Candidates ~ Claim They Can Better State

Texas Candidates Offer Voters Various Remedies To Cure Ills Of State Government

Seven Injured  In China Riot   Chungking Political Rall;  Fads in Indienation

Chinese Unity Celebration Fnds in Riot   Sever Seriously Hurt Deinccratic League Cays Govanaant  Responsible —.

President Barnes Gives Interesting Data About Proposea Nir Service to Joamberton.

Peacetime Reunion of 34th Division Finds Members Bitter Avainst Gen. Clark

Sea Dispute Prospects Are Brighter  Union Walkouts Sull Threaten

Tension Eased In Ship Dispute On West Coast   Favorable Turn Fails to Erase Threat of Strike

SHIP STRIKES DEALS TAKE ON FAVORABLE HUE   West Coast Issues Are Narrowed, But ‘No Settlement Seen’

Walkout Of Seamen On Both Coast Is Still Threatened   However, Dealings With AFL and CIO West Coas: Unions Takes Favorable Turn on Friday—Progress Reported by Washington Officials

Dealings With CIO and AFL West Coast Seaman’s Unions, However, Take Favorable Turn

Truman, Cabinet Discuss Tie-Up  Settlement Prospects Termed ‘Pretty Bad’

Favorable Turn Taken in Maritime Crisis   But Strike Threats Not Erased in Negotiations

Walkout Of Seamen On Both Coast Is Still Threatened   Unions Takes Favorable Turn on Friday—Progress Reported by Washington Officials

Two Walkouts However, May  Yet Be Called   Pacific-American Shipowners Group Offers to Bargain

Peace Talks With Seaman’s Unions Take FavorableTurn   Sailors on Pacific Coast Cancel Ban on Taking Ships to Sea to Consider Operators’ Offer to Start Contract Negotiations—Progress Made at Conferences in Washington — Truman Confers With Cabinet on Dispute.

Report Progress In Dealing With Seamen's Unions   Conciliators Say West Coast Issues Are ‘Narrowed Down’ .

Talks Fail To Ease  Seamen's Threat.   Progress Made In Negotiations With West Coast Unions, But Hopes For Aareement In Eastern Dispute Said Dark

Progress Reported In Talks   CIO, AFL Groups Plan Meetings To Fix Stratecyv

Talks with West Coast Seamen's Spokesmen Take Favorable Turns   Shipowners’ Association Offers To Start Contract Negotiations   BAN ON TAKING SHIPS TO SEA IS CANCELLED   More Important East Coast Settlements Continue af Impasse

SOME PROGRESS 1S REPORTED IN ‘SEAMEN'S TIEUP   Settlement Is Not In Sight, However; Outlook Called : “Pretty Bad”   GOVERNMENT TRYING TO AVERT WALKOUT

Progress Seen On Issues of  Shipping Strike   House Postpones Investigation of Labor Situation

OPA Agents Crack Auto Black Market   More Arrests Expected in 14-State Rin g, OPA Says; Dealers From Kentucky and Virginia Involved

CRIPPLE AUTO BLACK MARKE]   Describe Six Arrests in OPA Swoop as Blow at Hub of HMlegal Operations.

OPA CRACKS BIG RING COVERING I4-STATE AREA   3160,000,000 Racket Probed; May Spread  Bram WMiand Tr Banda

$100,000,000 Ring Is Probed By OPA Agents SIX ARRESTED  Operations Said To Extend To Fourteen

Black Market In Autos Bared  New Arrests Loom As OPA Cracks Dowr

OPA Agents Arrest Six In S. Caroline   Probe In Million Dollar Black Market Spreading Fast

OPA Hits Into Huge Auto Ring   Expect More Arrests In $100,000,000 Black Market; Six Nabbed At Open Sale

Cost U.S. 46 Billions   Nation Received Over. 6 Billion In Return

REPORT - GIVEN ON LEND-LEASE   Aid To Allies Costs 45 Billions To Last September

ANNUAL LEND-LEASE REPORT SENT CONGRESS BY TRUMAN   TOTAL OF 46 BILLION DOL. LARS WORTH OF SUPPLIES WERE FURNISHED

PUT 46 BILLIONS INTO LEND-LEASE   U.S. Gets Over Six Billions In Reverse Supplies — and Facilities

GENERAL LOSES LIFE IN JET PLANE’S CRASH   Gross Headed Wright Field Technology Institute

ARMY CHANGE —=$-PROPOSED   SEVEN-POINT PROGRAM: OFFERED BY COMMITTEE MEMBER TO INCREASE ENLISTMENTS 

JURY INDICTS TWO IN PROBE   Pittsburgh and Erie Men Accused in Theft Of Sugar Stamps

One Killed, 100 Hurt in Rio de Janeiro Riots   Police Chief Says Event Was Inspired by More Serious Motive Than  Mere Student Upheaval

Mobs Riot Tn Brazil   100 Injured As Police Act to Curb Economic Demonstrations

Brazil Nabs 200 Reds as Economic Crisis Brings Riots Injuring 100

Ford Sioned New Contract With Auto Union   ONLY GENERAL MOTORS NOW WITHOUT A SETTLEMENT

GM Only Auto Plant Holdout   CIO Signs Contract With Ford Company

GM IS NOW THE ONLY HOLDOUT   FORD AND CHRYSLEA “HAVE SIGNED CONTRACTS

GM LAST AUTO FIRM WITHOUT A CONTRACT .  F ord and Union  Si ign I New  ee, Sm ee,

Bradford Grade Oil Given Boost   Joseph Seep Agcy. Posts 14e Bbk. Advance

CRUDE PRICES   Increase of 14c Per Barrel Posted by Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency

IVES IS SEEKING PLACE ON SENATE LABOR COMMITTEE   Dewey Backs Rurining Mate in Conference With Con@reecinnal landarc _

John Barton, Tobacco Road’ Actor Who Played Loca! Theater, Is Dead

Barton, Of ‘Tobacco Road’ Fame, Is Dead   Actor Had App Appeared 2, 016 Times as Jeeter Lester

HOPE OF SETTLEMENT GROWS AS RIVALS IN SEPARATE SESSIONS   TERMS OF GOVERNMENT PROPOSAL NOT MADE PURLIC IMMEDIATELY

Both Sides Insist Plan Not Definite   Lewis Takes It Before UMW Policy Commit tee; Terms Undisclosed.

UNION, MINES DENY U.S. SUBMITTED PEACE PLAN   Conciliaters Announcement Meets With Sceffs From Operators and Lewis’ UMW

Conciliator Says He Made + soposal To End Soft iCcal Strike: Is Questioned

Terms Given Lewis Not Disclosed   Union Chief to Take Proposals Before His Policy Committee

Fuller Proposal Comes As U. M. W.  Committee Meets   But Lewis Terms Offer a “Joke’; Limit Deliveries on Coal; Congress Aroused

CURB CLAMPED ON DELIVERIES OF SOFT COAL   Operators, Union Deny Proposals Is Basis For Settlement

FULLER OFFERS PLAN 10 CLEAR WAY IN DISPUTE   But Both Sides Deny Receiving Proposal in 34 Day Old Strike

Clear Way For Strike Settlement   But Both Sides Deny Conciliator Fuller's  Announcement of A Dene Deanacal

New Controls on Coal Deliveries; Rationing Looms   -Miners, Operators: Deny ‘Offer’: Anger -Grows in Contes:

Solution Coal Strike Offered   Miners. Operators. Declare Conciliator’s Proposal Not Definite.

Claims Proposal -May End Strike   Conciliator Says Way Is Open to Settle Soft Coal  Controversy   Ev*tA JOKE” SAYS LEWIS   Both Sides Declaim State ments That Fuller Made to Reporters

Both Sides In Quick Denial   Not Received, Say Operators; “Joke,” Says Mine Union Official of Offer

Question Peace  Proposal   Both Sides Deny Proposition Has Been Made as Reported by U. S. Conciliator

ATOMIC PLANT AIDS MEDICINE   RADIO-ACTIVE. BYPRODUCTS  -FROM..OAK-~ RIDGE. BEING.—  ____MADE_AYVAILABLE FOR RESEARCH

Secy. Byrnes Has Clear  Field Ahead   Has Backing Of Administration On U. 8. Foreign Policy .

REMOVAL OF _ WALLACE SPURS  BYRNES’ GROUF   Americar. State Secretary Left With Clear Field As President Back:  Policies.

Attempt to Curb Campaign Spendinc Failure, Says Legislation’s Author

'Hatch Clean Politics [Bill Admitted Flop   Author of Measure to Curb Campaign Costs Wonts # Abandaned

“Hatch Act A Failure”   Author Says It Should - Be Scrapped in, Favor Of Full Publicity On Campaign Expenses

Hatch Says His ‘Clean Politics’ Act Has Failed   Abandonment Of  Measure Asked

Author of Hatch Act Asks Law Be Abandoned  Clean Politics Act Termed Failure

HATCH ADMITS HIS POLITICAL ACT IS COMPLETE FAILURE   Suggests Clean Politics Act Should Be Abandoned; Law Is Disregarded

Clean Politics Act ‘Futile, Claims Author  Attempt to  Curb  , a a ee ba   Attempt to Curb Campaign Spending Fails, Says Hatch

Hatch Act Held Failure By Author   Attempt to Clean Up Politics by Law Futile Declares Bill’s Sponsor

NN PRIMARY VOTE   Violence Shades Bitter Batile Between “Boss” Crump and PAC

M’KELLAR WINS IN SENATE RAGE   Violence Takes Headlines From _ Bitter Fight Against CIO

Crump Candidates ‘Returned to Offices   [Tennessee Election  Marked hy Violence; Close in First

Senator McKellar Wins Tennessee Primary Strugele   Veteran Chosen for Sixth Term; Tops PAC-Spon-. sored Candidate

Be FRM PEP A DP oor  Definition of Discipline Is Basic Youth Draft Question

Toll One Short of 1945 Total   Inch of Snow To Bring More To North Area

8 Deer Hunters: Die on Week-End   Heart Attacks Bring Death to Majority;. - Tere Are Shot

RUSSIA AGREES TO DISCUSSION OF BYRNES’ PLAN FOR GERMANY, DEEMED KEY TO EUROPEAN PEACE

Reds Agree To German Talks   Russians Willing To - Take Up Subject In November

Russ Win U.N. Delay Victory   Reds Agree to Discuss Plan for Central German Government

GIRL, 10, KILLED PLAYING AT TAG   Brother Is ‘Accused Of Fatal Attack In Fit Of Rage

BROADCAST 7°” IS SLATED SUNDAY NITE.   Lewis, UMW Remaining Defiant

Truman To Carry Case To Workers In Radio Address   Union Appeals Heavy Fines To Supreme Court As Strike Enters Its 15th Day

"But Fan Dancing Must Go On’ Says Sally Rand. Fan and Bubble Dancer

Labor Fights Injunction [n Goal Waikouts   ORGANIZED RANKS WILL SIDE WITH MINE LEADER

SaysU.S.Should Withdraw From China as Step  Toward Peace   Declares That Atomic Bomb Monopoly Will Not Last Long   Eden Calls for New Approach to Russia

Chemist Makes Cotton Discover)   Finds New Process For Increasing Tensile Strength.

U.S. OFFICIAL DENIES MOSCOW CHARGES   Says “Actions in Germany Open to Inenecton

Conclude Case Against Wac   Defense Gets Three Weeks to Line Up  Witnesses

C10 Pushing To Tie Up Shipping   Rift Develops Over Steelworkers Unload+ ing Iron Ore

C10 Seamen Claim Steelworkers Are “Damaging” Strike   Extent of Walkout of Great Lakes Sailors Still Confused

Rift Appears In CIO Over Lakes Strike   Steelworkers Hit By UMW Official For Unloading Ore

Thus Far the Great Lakes’ Maritime Strike Has Not  Been Very Effective

—GREAT LAKESRift Seen  In Strike  Of Seamen   Rap Steelworkers For Unloading Ore

Seaman's Strike Brings ClO Rift  Extent of Strike Remains Obscure

RIFT WITHIN C. 1. 0.      Steelworkers Accused of Hampering Great Lakes Strike By Unloading Ships

Hope To Tie Up All Vessels By Next Sunday... .  Rift In CIO Ranks Marks Great Lakes Ship Strike

INSIDE CIO OVER SHIPPING ISSUE   Maritime Union Aid Assails Steelworkers Who Help Unioad Ore Vessels

Seamen Plan  To Appeal To  Steelworkers   Meetings Will Be Held ai Docks to Persuade-Work-ers. Not to Hamper _ Strike

Steel Workers . Hamper Seamen   Help Unload Vessel ° Despite Strike.of. ... Sister Union

ClO Seamen Hampered B; Steelworkers   Rift Develops To Retard Lake Strike

Strikers To Hear Appeals Direct    Rift Is Reported Ir CIO Ship Tieup On Lakes.

SEAMEN READY APPEAL 10 CIO STEELWORKERS   Striking Ship Workers To Ask Support In Drive To Stop Transport

CIO RIFT SEEN IN GREAT LAKES SHIPPING STRIKE   National Maritime Union Official Denounces Steelworkers

Lake Shipping Strike Causes Rift In Union   Unloading Activities By CIO Steelworkers Spur Internal Strife

Air Force “Souping up” Thunderjet for October Effort to Smash Speed Record

TIRES SMUGGLED FROM U. S. TO MEXICO FOR SALE AT HIGHEST PRICES. OFFICIALS DISCLOSE

Mexican Border Patrols Crack Down On Rings Smuagling Tires From U.S.

Border Smuggler Ring Broken Un   Gold Teeth Lead to Arrest Of Tire Smuggler By Patro!

BELIEVE PUBLIC REACTION 10 WAR INVESTIGATION GROUP'S PROBE WILL SHOW IN ELECTION

OVER NEW YORK Washington Favored as Site ~ For International Bank

Washington Is Favored as Sife Of World Bank   Definite Swing Away fror New York Develops at Conference

Washington, D.C. Favored as World Bank Site  Delegations Differ So Fight on Matter Forecast

Washington, D.C. Favored as  World Bank Site Delegations Differ  So Fight on  KA wd. OT wt a

Food Stores, Milk Plants  Remain Open   MayorO’DwyerActs As Fuel Famine Grows Critical

N. Y. Business and Amusement Places Closed at Midnight to Conserve Fuel

CLOSE CLUBS. THEATRES 10 SAVE ON FUEL   Many N. Y. Industrial Firms Are Ordered Down by Mayor

Mayor Acts To Deal With Fuel Shortage   Places of Assembly Will Close Down With Few Exceptions

Mayor of N. Y. Orders Curfew To Save Coal   Theaters, Night Clubs, Public Places ¥ ‘Commanded to Close at Midnight; Oil Supplies Dwindle: Many Without Heat

TO 1946 VOTE IN NEW YORI   Dewey Can Gain Great Pretige By Fall Victory

DEWEY LIKELY TO RUN AGAIN   Governor’s Status in GOF National Politics May Hinge on N. Y. Race

GOP Hopes For Victory In New York   Effect. Of State Election On Dewey Is Topic Of Debate

U.S. Directs Plane Protest  Right fo Tito   Workers in Belgrade Told Attacks Were Caused by Yanks

U. S. Industrial Output Lowest  In Five Years  Police Clash With Pickets in Strike At Philadelnhia

Police Clash With GE Plant Pickets   CPA Officials Report Production Has Dropped To Lowest Levels In Five Years

Output-Drops To 4-Year Lov   Decline Laid to Strikes Future Boom Expected

Police Clash With Pickets Philadelphia   No Great Progress Reported ‘Foward Settling Strikes Idling Nearly Million

Police Club Pickets in Philadelphia   Deterthined Effort Made to Enforce Court Injunction

CPA Blames Work Blocks For Industry's 5-Year Low   Philadelphia Police Rout Pickets; Ford to Resume at Two Plants

Meat Situation Darker With Little Chance Seen Of Finding Quick Solution To Trouble

Meat Outlook Bleaker Today   No. Sign of Quick Settlement of Meat Workers Strike

Parleys Open In Meat Tieug   No Effort to Reach Agreement Reported

Fact-Finding Board Opens Wage Study   Schwellenbach Does Not Ask End to Dispute

AGT-FINDERG START MEAT STRIKE STUDI   lowa Swine Council Fears Producers Are Facing Heavy Losses.

EFFECTS OF MEAI STRIKE VISIBLE   EARLY SETTLEMENT APPEARS UNLIKELY AS SUPPLY WANES

SUNDAY MEAT SCARCE  IN MOST OF NATION;  DISPUTE DEADLOCKED WAGE DISPUTE STILL  UNSETTLED; TALKS TO SHIFT TO CHICALO

UNION REPORTED READY TO ACCEPT soumbhtnanse: PAY  HoccincaT*oc ni Aa   PRESIDENT’S PLAN TO SETTLE DISPUTE FAILS TO DEVELOP

Govt. Effort Fails ‘To Get Settlement In Packers Strike   Conferences in Washington Are Ended Without Basis for Settlement; Government Has No Plans for Industry Seizure

Meat Talks   : Efforts: to. End Strike ‘End in:Faiture; FactFinding: Board Will  ‘Open Hearing Monday

Meat Strike Negotiations  Break Down   Fact-Finding Board Will Open Hearings Tuesday; New York Faces Threat Of Transit Walk-Out

Meat Strike Conference Collapses; Fact-Finding Board Plans Hearing  an nk Cattlamant Nat Reinht Chairmon   Chances of Settlement Not Bright, Chairman Of Board Reports; AFL and CIO Unions May Support Each Other’s Demands on, Packers

F act-Finding Board To Open Meat Hearings   Government’s Efforts To Settle Packing Strike Break Nawn,   MEET IN CHICAGO

Meat Situation Looking Bleak  For Consumers   Fact - Finders Plan ‘Quick’ Action

END NOT NFAR IN MEAT TIEUP   Government - Sponsored Parleys End Without An Agreement

Méat Situation Looks Bleaker  After Parley   No Signs Yet That Goern * ment Efforis Will Break Strike Packinghouse Workers

Sunday Dinner a Big Problem for Housewife   Supplies of Meat Fast Approaching Wartime Shortages

PANEL 10 OPEN HEARNG TUESDAY ‘AN MEAT STRIKE   Meanwhile Truck Drivers .in St. Louis Vote This Afternoon on.Accord. -  TERMS NOT . DISCLOSED   Ratification Meeting Follows Favorable Response : to Proposed Agreament -

Meat Strike Parley Fails   Fact-Finding Board Takes Over When U.S. Mediation Collapses

SCHEDULE FACT BOARD MEETING IN MEAT STRIKE   Chairman Witte Says Settlement Chances “Are Not Too Brichi’”’

Meat Strike Goes ‘To Truman Panel  For Fact-Finding   Exploratory Conference Fails To Reach Solution. : Doe,

Iwo Unions Involved  May. Join in Fight to Win Wage Boost for 263,000   Board May Act   Fact-Finders May Bk Called if Mediatior Efforts Fail

Fact Finding Board Studies Meat Dispute   Outlook far Early Settlement Dubious; Negotiations Fail

Hint C10, AFL May Support Each Other: Terms for Packers   Officials Fear Acute Livestock Feed Shortages

FAR DISTANT   : Schwellenbach Turn: Wace Dispute Over To Fact Finders

Meat Strike Settlement Efforts Flop   Fact-Finding Board Will Begin Hearings In ChiBcago Tuesday.   Papleratery Tath«.

Packers’ Strike Parley System Non-Productive   Fact-Finders Meet In Chicaac Tuesday

Meat Strike Peace Effort Stalemated   FACTS BOARD HEARINGS OPEN IN CHICAGO TUESDAY AMID GLOOMY SETTLEMENT OUTLOOK

FEDERAL EFFORTS TO SETTLE MEAT. SRIKE COLLAPSE ©   Meat Fact-finding Board Will Open Hearinas Tuesday

NO SIGNS © OF A QUICK SETTLEMENT   Dispute Is Turned Over To Federal Fact-Finding Board

Conferences Fail Settle Meat Tieup  Fact-Finding Board To Open Hearings

Parley Fails To End Meat Strike   Resume Conference Tuesday in Chicago

Nation’s Slim Meat Stocks Running Out   Prices Skyrocket; New York Hard Hit By Packers’ Strike

HOPE OF PEACE IN MEAT STRIKE GROWS DIMMER   No Sign of Speedy Accord As Fact-Finding Board Launches Its Study

Steel Corporation ~ Declines Proposal for Wage Increase   CIO Steelworkers Had Indicated Acceptance;  Other Strike News ,

LaborDepartment Says There Are No Present Plans for Government -.Seiz ure of Packing -Plants..

Conference Fails To Settle Strike   Government Efforts to End Meat Dispute Breaks Down   TO BOARD ON TUESDAY   Chances of Settlement None too Bright, Says  Witte

Meat Parley  Ends Without  Agreement Fact-Finding Board   Fact-Finding Board Will Open Hearings In Chicagso Tuesday

‘Conference on Nation‘s ‘Meat Packing Strike Breaks Down Completely

Talks in Meat Packing Strike Fail to Produce   Conference Method Breaks Down; Begir Fact-Finding Work In Chicage Tuesday

Government Seeks End To Meat Strike   Conferences Resumed; CIC And AFL Unions Invojved, Mey Stand Together

Government Has No Plans to Take Industries Over   Meat Supplies Diminish Fast; War Shortages Once Again

MEAT SITUATION DARKENS TODAY   Strike Settlement Still Appears Distant — Fact Finders Are Busy

RENEW EFFORT TO END MEAT WORKER STRIKE   Strike Now In Third Day, Cuts Of Great Flow Of Meat

Chances of Quick End to Meat Strike Fading  No Present Plans Ry. fae C' neawmwnan'   No Present Plans Had for Government Seizure of Industry

Packing house Strike Enters Its Fourth Day      Government Aliempts A Conciliation Continue; Wartime: Shortages of  Meats Approaching

Meat Prospects Bleak As Peace Moves Bog Dowr   263,000 Workers Stay Out After Federal Conferences Fail

2 SIDES IN MEAT STRIKE UNYIELDING   CHANCES OF QUICK SETTLEMENT FADE—HEARINGS TO OPEN TUESDAY,

TRY AGAIN 10 END STRIKE IN MEAT PLANTS   Little Hope for Immediate Settlement, However

U. S. Efforts To End Strike  Are Resumed   Hint CIO, AFL Unions Involved to Join, Back Up Demands

Churchill Bares Red Turk Aims   Briton Tells Demand for Dardanelles Fort Made at Potsdam

CHURCHILL SPEAKS IN NEW YORK   Reveals Dardanelle Problem Discussed At Potsdam Meet -

CHURCHILL DISCLOSES RED DEMAND   Soviet Sought Fort in Dardanelles At Potsdem Conference

Speaker Lells Of Request At Big 3 Session Potsdam Conference Is  Scene Of Demand By Soviets      TALKS IN NEW YORK   Washington Decides At Last Minute To Be Represented

Churchill Tells Of Soviet Aims In Dardanelles   Urges That Demands Be Settled Before Security Council

Demand Had Been Made At Pots. dam Conference, First Officia Disclosure That Dardanelle: Had Been Discussed   URGES DEMANDS BE THRASHED OU"

Dardanelles issue Alred By Churchill   Says Soviet Demands Fortress; Urges Action by UNO

CHURCHILL POSES NEW PROBLEM   ‘Says Russia Wants -A Fortress in  The Dardenelles

SOVIET DESIGNS “ON DARDANELLES COME 10 Licht  Churchill Discloses Russian   Churchill Discloses Russian Aspirations for Control of the Straits   DISCUSSED AT POTSDAM   Ex-Prime Minister Declares Security Council Should ‘Thrash Qui’ Issues

Problem for UNO In Stalin Bid for  Dardanelles For!   ‘Churchill Makes First Official Disclosure of Potsdam Discussion

RED DEMAND IN DARDANELLES IS DISCLOSED   Winston Churchill  Stands On Talk Mauda In Walian

REDS DEMAND FORTRESS IN DARDANELLES   New Problem Posed for UNO, Disclosure by Winston Churchill Reveals.

Churchill Discloses Russia Demanded Fort in Dardanelles  Denies He Is ‘War Monger’; Soys War

Churchill Reveals Russia Demanded [Right to Have Dardanelles Fortress

Churchill. Urges That ~ Iranian Crisis Be Put Up To U.N.O. Counel

May to Reply To Subpoena   Lawyers, Client at Odds on Wording of Statement

Senator Taylor of Kerens Announces For Re-election   Veteran Asking Klection to His First Full Term

(10 Union Asks $120 Million Of Carnegie Steel   Suits Seek Portal-ToPortal. Pay For 120,000 Workers,

GIANT NEGRO WILL PLAY IN BURG GYM SATURDAY, DEC. 28   Williamsburg’s Legion Team Will Oppose the Famous Harlem Globester:

Farmers Urged T Harvest Clover  And Alfalfa Seed  The Need For Seed Is Great

ALF LANDON GALLS: FOR HALT ON THE: ~NEW DEAL POLICY   Called For An End to Sifer Song “the Government Is a Sugar Daddy”. 4

Landon Calls for End Of “Sugar Daddy” Era   Denounces Policy Of Shelling Out Money Encleacche

A Limit’ 'To Giving   ' Landon Telly GOP  - Women Government  . Can’t Go On: Forever Being a “Sugar Daddy’

Landon Asks End Of Siren  ee ws  , Soug Uncle Sam Is Su gar Da ddy y

Se ee  ne I Ee  Pe ae ee a eS eT ee ee ee ee  Sudden Death Clause Upheld  6-0 Decision Handed Down

Death Edict For Utility Systems Ok'd   High Court Rules Holding Companies Must Be Limited

Supreme (Court Sustains Constitutionality of Law Calling for Dismemberment of Nation’s Big Holding Companies.

Rules. “Death Sentence” Clause: Valid —  Tribunal Upholds Utilities Ban

Highest Court Baeks Utility Holding Curb   Justices Uphold ‘Death Sentence’ Without Dissent

Supreme Court Rules 6-0 It Is  Constitutional   Turns Down North American’s Appeal from SEC Order

Death Clause Of Holding Act Upheld   Unanimous Decision Given By Six Justices Who Participated;  . ae Thea enrsahfiad

Supreme Court Upholds Holding Firm ‘Death Sentence’ Clause   6-0 Opinion

Utilities Curb Termed Legal   Supreme Court Backs Holding Company Act

A DECISION BY SUPREME COUR}   Upheld Constitutionality of “Death Sentence” Clause of Company Act.

UTILITIES “DEATH” SENTENCE UPHELD   U. S. Suprerhe Court Decisiar  Se (Taseeinenive

‘Death Sentence’ In Utility Clause Upheld by Court   Supreme Tribunal in 6-0 Vote to Divorce Big Holding Firms

Court Upholds Single Utility Wine Of Act   Six To Nothing Decision Handed Down Today In North American Case

Decision Against Holding Group  ‘Death Sentence’ Clance le Upheld

‘Death Sentence’  Clause Upheld   Supreme Court Holds Valid Clause Which Limits Utility Holdings

Court Upholds ‘Death Sentence of Utility Act   Holding Companies Pyramids Must Be Cut Decision is 6 to 0

Holding Firms Are Limited to Single System   Opinion Handed Down on Appeal By North American Company

(Utility. Holding 9 (Company Loses Cour ‘t Appeal   = Bok Supreme Tribunal Upholds Constitutionality “Death 2 Sentence” Clause tn Law

Naval Vessels Carried: Na ames Of State Landmarks To Every Theater Of Battle

Heave, Ho! Free Again   Jail Is Removed by Crowd Irate Over Arrest of  Tooaee PE ntaornm

Move To Reduce Present Quotas Seen In Congres:   Rep. Gossett, Texas, Leads Fight Against President’s Scheme

TRUMAN REFUGEE PLEA MAY BRING BACKFIRE FROM  NEXT CONGRESS   Senators From South May All Oppose Plan Rankin Says

MAY ASK CONGRESS TO CUT THE QUOTA ON IMMIGRATION   Rep. Gossett Said He Would Introduce a Bill to That Effect.   FOR 50 PERCENT CUT   Gossett Told Reporters He Had “Widespread Backing” For His Proposal.

Would Block Truman immigration Plan   Texan Says He Will introduce Bill fo Cut Quotas in Half—Has “Widespread Backing”

ETT 10 LEAD BATTLE 10 SLASH US IMMIGRATION   President's Proposal To Le Down Bars Faces Rouoh Gaing

Move To Stash Immigration Of Europe Refugees   Kindle Back-Fire  To Truman Plan  For Quota Increase; Pledge South Support

TRUMAN'S PLAN TO GREET JEWS STRIKES SNAG   Texan Says He'll Ask Con. gress To Slash Immigration Quotas

Move to Reduce Immigration to U. S. Is Revived  Action Is Back-Fire

Texan Shapes Move To Cut Immigration Quotas 50 Per Cent  Gossett Reports Wide Backing for Proposal Amona Southern Demos

Immigration Cut Proposed  But Truman Asks   But Truman Asks Higher Quotas

Cut Immigration Quotas: Demand   Texas Solon Against ‘Refugee Only’ Action

Immigration  Is Opposed   Congressmen Prepare To Fight Truman On Refugee Stand

President’sRefugee Plan Backtire in Move to Cut Immigration Quotas

Truman’s Plat For Refugees Hits New Snag   President's Proposal For Quota Change Is Bitterly Opposed

Solon’s Plan To Slash Immigration Slaps Truman’s Hope For Refueces

IMMIGRATION MAY BE CURTAILED BY CONGRESS ACTION   Truman’s Plea May Backfire and Quotas May Be further Restricted

Truman's Plea for Lower Immigration  Bar Has Backfire¢   His Proposal Will Meet Rough Going If He Goes to Congress

Immigration Suggestion Back-Fires   Gossett Declares He Will Introduce Bill Cutting Quotas

Texas Solon Will Head Congress Drive To Reduce Immigqration Quotas to U. S.

50% CUT SOUGHT IN IMMIGRATION   Texan Will Press For Slash When Congress Meets

Special State Election May Be Called   Redistricting Session in Mind. Governor [ndicate:s

ak * FINAL EDITION   Stevenson Hints Of Special Session To Redistrict State

20,000 Idle As Strike Hits  Allis-Chalmer:   Over 11,000 Workers Of£ Jobs In Milwaukee; Only Top Executives Break Picket Line

Lard and Oleo Cut Ordered  For Nation   10 Percent Slash Effective; More Oils Being Shipped Abroad

Hike Corn Prices 15 Cents A Bushel, Other Grain Boosts   Seek to Encourage Farmers to Sell, Not Feed to Cattle

Food Supplies Cut For U.S. Families   Grain Prices Are Increased To Secure Overseas Quotas

U. §. SUPPLY OF FATS, OILS TO BE CUT 10 PCT.   Grain Ceilings Boosted In Effort To Increase Export Shipments

Further Cut In Food Is Announced   Supplies of Fats and Oils Slashed As the Government Posts  Hioher Grain Prices

Price of Grain is Raised in Move to Increase the Sales   Government Risks Bulge in “Hold Line” Policy to Send Grain Abroad

Higher Prices On (Grain Are Posted   Government in New Move to Obtain Supplies to  Ship Abroad   LESS FOR HOME USE   Civilian Supply of Fats and Vegetable Oils to Be Reduced

j New, Higher Price For: tes rain For Famine Aid To Narrow Home Supp  fe

New Cut In Food Supplies .   Fats and Edible Oils Down 10%; Grain Price ‘Hike Expected to Send More Meat to Market .

> Government Offers Higher Prices for. Grain Making It More Profitable to Sell Than Feed Cattle

‘Civilians To Get Less Fats, Oils;  Grain Prices Up   Government Makes Fresh Moves To Obtain More Supplies To Aid Hungry Overseas

Government Raises Ceilings OnGrain To Spur Relief Quota   More Lard

Further Cuts In Food Made To Aid Hungry   Government Posts Higher Prices For Grains To Encourage Sales

Food Supplies Reduced Again   Ten Petcent in Fats and Vegetable Oils for April June

NEW GROUP HAS GREAT POWERS   Commission Has Authority Over Development And Control Of Atom

Atom Controllers Hold Vast Power   Gommission Given Broad Authority By Congressmen

Self-Trained Engineer Wins 'B ’ Prai osses’ Praise   Ralph Wheeler Clicks With Mechanical Ideas At Seed Corn Plant

Self-Trained Engineer Wins Bosses’ Praise   Ralph Wheeler Clicks With Mechanical Ideas At Seed Corn Plant   Works Out Ideas

Draft Layout Called ‘Sham’   Limited Extension Rapped by Petersen

Draft Extension ls Termed ‘Sham’   U. S. Occupation Aims In Germany Endanaered

‘Sham’ Draft Law Assailed By Petersen   War Dep't Officials Flay Congress for Service Action

Extension of Draft ‘Sham, Says Official  ‘Occupation is Now Endangered

Lincoln Men Exhi] Exhibit  At Many Fairs And  Win Numerous Awards

Truman Told Strikes Decide ‘AT Prosperity   Advisers Urge Labor, Industry to Solve Own Problems

HST Advisers Say Recession Might Appear   Proper Handling Will Bring Long  Procnerity Era

1947 Prosperity Contingent on Sane Thinking   President Truman's Economic Advisors Submit First Report

Depends Primarily On Labor and Management Getting Together, With Out Strikes.   FIRST REPORT MADE TO TRUMAN

Labor Peace Held Key To Good Times   Need Cooperation For Prosperity In 1947, Nation Warned

LONG PROSPERITY SEEN TF STRIKES CAN BE AVERTEL   Truman Council ef Econornic Advisers Submits lis First Report   AGAINST REVIVING WPA  Accords on Wages Without Crippling Tieups Held to Be Prime Essential

HST Advisers. Say Recession est Appeat  Proper. Hendling Will Bring Long  Denenaw “Eom

President's Advisers in First Report   Council Says Prosperity Hinges on Accord of  Labor, Industry.

Minor Recession Looms in 194] if Strikes Continue   Labor-Management Peace Necessary, Is View of Economists

Temperatures   Mishandling of Economic Affairs Can Lead To “Minor Recession,’ Say Investigators; Round of Government Spending Is Opposed

‘Phones May Be Dead Monday.   Emergency Service Only Tf Operators Attend Mass Meetine As Scheduled.

Col. Leon Gray Wins Air Race   Casa Grande Ace Zips Into Cleveland In 4 Hours, 9 Mini‘tes

High Speed Marks  Bendix Aerial Race   Figure of 500 MPH Achieved By First Pilot to Make Run

SEE THE END OF GM-CIO STRIKE   TRUMAN POLICY MAY BRING SETTLEMENT

BRIGHTER WUE INU. S. SHIPPING STRIKE S SEEN   Mediation Efforts In TWA Dispute Renewed

EARLY ENDING OF MARITIME TIEUP HINTED   SHIPPING DISPUTE BELIEVED NEAR COMPROMISE

President Refuses To Be Drawn Into Showdown on Coal   Members of CIO Marine Engineers Beneficial Association in New York Vote to Accept Agreement Reached by Their Union Leaders

Shipping Strike Believed Near Settlement  Efforts Renewed to End Dispute  Invalvina Airlines

Maritime Strike Outlook Brighter After ClO Vote   Mediators Open Talks With TWA Pilots: 15.000 Idled

Truman Calls Fact-Finders dn Steel Row   Panel Meets as Murray And Fairless Continue Effort at Settlement

Facts Panel and President Talk At White House   Executive May Act If Union, Industry Are Unable To Aaree

MINERS FACING LOSS OF STATE JOB INSURANCE   Rules in Most Areas Preclude Payments for fdleness in Labor Dispute

MANY MINERS WILL NOT GET INSURANCE   Some States Deny Payments - Others Uncertain 

BENEFITS DENIED IN MANY STATES   Ohio Bans Payment In View Of Labor Dispute Angle

Miners Facing Lean Christmas   Many States To Deny The Miners Jobless Pay, Aid Others Await Rulicss.

Lean Christmas In Prospect  Miners Lack Certainty Of Unemployment Pay

MINERS MAY NOT GET JOBLESS PAY   BENEFITS HINGE ON STATE RULING AS TO CAUSE OF IDLENESS

MAY NOT PAY JO8 BENEFITS TO IDLE MINERS   Some States Refuse Payments While Others Did Permit Compensation

The - a Wicked  ‘Flea By 8. W.B.   Governor Kerr to Speak in Michiaqan

Controversial Issues Set For General Assembly Get Outlining From Governor

N. 6. SCHOOLS, COUNTRY ROADS ON “MUST” LIST   Governor Also Makes Mention Of State's Tax And Health Programs As Among Controversial Issues Sure To  Come Up In 1947.

‘Cherry Lists  Issues Facin  oO  Legislators   Thinks Health Problem Being Tackled: In Wrong Wav.

Cherry Lists , Issues Facing  Legislators   Thinks Hfealth Problem Being Tackled Ir Wrong Way.

SOVIET UNION ~ WON A VICTORY IN U. N. ASSEMBLY   A Wide-open Hearing for Her Arms Limitation Program Was Awarded.   HELD GENERAL DEBATE   A Vigorous Plea Made for Approval of the Russian Proposals.

FRANCO ISSUE BETS APPROVAL OF COMMITTEE   Soviet Ukraine Makes Vigorous Plea for 0. K. of Russian Proposals

U.N. ASSEMBLY SETEOR ACTION   .»» Delegate Austin Makes America’s Position Clear

ULN. Will Debate Arms Ban   Soviet Proposal For Limitation Qn Weapons Wins Place On Agenda; Franco Issue On Too

Issue of Franco Spain Also On Assembly Slate   United States Urges Inspection to Avert Secret Re-Arming

Soviet Arms Cut Proposals to Have Full UN Hearing   Russians Win Right to Have Subject Debated

Disarmament Put  On U.N. Agenda   ‘General Committee Decides to Send Russian Propos  als to Assembly

Armament Cut To Be Debated   Soviet Proposals Are Assured Airing In Assembly

Russ Win Hearing on  Arms Slash      Noel-Baker Offers Proposal to Debate Disarmament Plan

Jodl Appeals To Old Foes Against Death   Nazi Staff Chief Asks Help of Eisenhower, Marshal Montgomery

Strict Watch Kept fo Avoid Suicide Attempt      Three Acquittals Draw Protests From Germans

Jodi Appeals “he lke, Monty For Clemency   Strict Suicide Watch Is Maintained Over All Convicted

ODL APPEALS TO TKE AND "MONTY? 10 SAVE HIS LIFE   Doomed German Staff Chief Arranged and Signed  Stn: dimentetion

Col. Gen. Jodl Makes Appeal  For Clemency   Formal Appeal Against Death Sentence Made To Gen. Eisenhower And Marshal Mont en dm nn mame   DOOMED NAZIS ARE UNDER HEAVY GUARD

GERMAN STAFF CHIEF HOPES T0 SAVE LIFE   Plea Sent to Generals Kisenhower and Montgomery

‘Resourcefulness Is Needed to Lick  ‘Problems of Peace’   Secretary of the Interior Advises School of Mines Graduates to Apply Improved Technology

SECRETARY KRUG SAYS- ‘Resourcefulness Is Needed to Lick  Problems of Peace’   Secretary of the Interior Advises School of Mines Graduates to Apply Improved Technology

RAILWAY EXPRESS BUSINESS. DEAL BLOW BY WALKOUT   Strike of 3,000 Workers In New York Ties Up 26 Per Cent of Shipments In Nation.   CHANGE IN SHIFT TIME ONE OF GRIEVANCES   Company Places Embargo On All Goods Moving To and From Metropolitan Area.

Two Are Dead In Triple Shooting InPittsburgt   Man Kills Mother-In-Law And Self, Wounds Wife In Shooting Outbreak

Food Shortage Near As Strike Halts Shipments   MAYOR OF NEW YORK IN APPEAL TO CITY DWELLERS

NEW YORK’S TRUCK STRIKE IS SERIOUS   Merchandise Piles ‘Up on Piers and At Terminals

Soviet Opposed To Spain Probe  Gromyko Steadfast; UN. Still Hopeful

Hope Russian Policy On Spain Will Change   But There Is Nothing to Indicate That Gromyko Will Waver from Stand Taken at FN Meatinn

U.N: Council/Members: Hope Gromyko Will Have Change Of Heart On:Spanish' View.

GROMYKO AWAITING INSTRUCTIONS   Claims Spain Already Has Proved A Menace

Russ Oppose U.N. Probe of  Franco Spain   Only Nation Against Delving Into Charges Made Against Nation

Gr ‘omyko Stand B alks Action Against Spain   UN Members Hope Week end Instructions Front . Moscow Will Change Wis Mind

UN HOPES FOR RUSSIAN SHIFT   Gromyko Standing Firm in Seaking Quick Action Against Franco.

Russian Firm In Opposing  Franco Probe      Majority of U. N. Council Members Hope Gromyko Will Get Instructions to Change Staud

Russia Delaying Spanish Probe   Gromyko Opposed To U.N. Sub-Committee Investigating Franco

GROMYKO STILL BUCKS UN MOVE   Majority Hopes New Orders From Moscow Will Arrive

/HOPE KREMLIN GIVES 'GROMYKO NEW COURSE  I Soviet Opposes Probe of Franco

U.N. Waits Russ Edict on Spain   Acoma! dopo csgoys Changes Mind, Ok’s Franco Investigation

Moscow Is Eyed  By UNO For Key   Latest Reports Are Expected To Aid New York Meet

RUSSIA STILL IS FIRM ABOUT SPAIN   UN. Delegate Opposes a Sub-Committee Probe ‘of Franco

Council Hopes Message From Moscow to Remove Opposition to Spain Probe

Council Delegates Hope to Break Russian Position   New Instructions From Moscow Being Sough Over Weekend in Order to Remove Soviet Opposition to Probe of Franco Spain

Individual Stores Will Decide Credit Status Of Striking W. Va. Miners   Attitude Of Mrechants, ‘Who Have ‘Carried’ The  ‘Boys’ In Past Work Stoppages, In Different Moods On Present Layoffs

Store Operators To Decide Credit  Some Stores Will arry’ Mine Workers

Rival UAW Units Demonstrate As  -- Balloting Starts   Spirited Election Expected To End in Close Vote For President

Soviets to Launch Five-Year Plan on . Large Proportions   To Strengthen Military Power, Increase Food  Supply for All

Soviets Will Develop Atomic Power and Maintain Big Arm   New Five-Year Plan Is Designed to Boost Production to One and a Half Times the Pre-War Level, Planning Chief Says.

RUSSIA TELLS OF NEW FIVE  YEAR PLAN OF DEVELOPMENT   To Expand Its Heavy Industry Its School And  Its Research

roduction Is Boosted One and One Half of Pre-War Levels, With Emphasis on Staples  Alter Big Council     special Prizes Will Spun Relentless Search for Atomic Development

SOVIET PLANS TO BOOST OUTPUT   Atom Development Point In 5-Year Project

RUSSIA EXPECTS LARGE BOOST IN PRODUCTION   Soviets Also Intend to Build Up Strength of Armed Forces

REDS MEAN T0 KEEP STRENGTH   Will Continue To Strengthen Army Over Five-Year Period; Declare ‘‘Monopolistic Capitalism” Can Create New Aggressor.

Reveals Russia’s  New 5-Year Goals   Atomic Power Development, Bigger Military Force Projected

Russian Schedule Calls for Atomic Power Research   5-Year Plan Backs Strengthening of All Military Forces

Atomic Power Development ls Proposed   Expansion Of Schools And Prizes For Scientists Arranged

Reds to Maintain, Build Forces   Expansion Part of New Five-Year Plan Envisioning Development of Atomic Energy, Higher Production

New Five-Year Plan For Russia Will Develop Atomic Power, Boost Production   Soviet Union Will Maintain And Strengther Military Forces During Period

Russia's 5-Year Plan To Develop Atomic Eneray  ‘Commissar’ Title Changed To ‘Minister’  Cealin BDamaine Mead

SOVIET TO SPUR WORK ON ATOM, GREATER ARMY   Military Forces To Be Built Up Under 5-Year Plan; ‘Commissar’ At End

New Five Year Plan In Russia      Soviets Will Develop  Atomic Power, Boost Production; Reelect  Stalin As Chiet

Test of Reds Willingness to Work In UNO   Shapes Un As Iran To Submit Trouble To Security Council   Reds to Maintain, Build Forces   Expansion Part of New Five-Year Plan Envisionins Development of Atomic Energy, Higher Production

New Five-Year Plan for Russia   Atomic Power to Be Developed, Production  To Be Multiplied

RUSSIA. MAPPING NEW 5-YEAR PLAN   Production To Be Boosted Atomic Power Developed

New Five-Yea Plan Given To Russians   Head of Planning Department Says Atomic Power Will Be Developed and Indestry Increased.

Russia's 5-Year Plan Is Outlined  Soviet Military to Be Strencthened

Soviet Five-Year Program Calls For Atomic Power, Strengthening Of Military

‘New 5-Yeor Plan To Strengthen Red Military Power   Will Develop Atomic Power and Boost Production One and One-Half Times

Reds To Build  Atomic Power 5-Year Plan Calls For Stronger Forces

PEACE TREATY ACCORD FOUND   Reparations Bill Prepared by Conference

Reparations Bill for Nazi Germany’s Satellites Fixed   Balkan Economic Commission Calls for Payment of $1,350,-. 000,000 by Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary and Finland for Helping Hitler in War—Preliminary Drafting ws Treaties With Those Countries Completed.  if 

Delegates Cheer as Balkans Unit of Peace Conference Finishes up Work

Ready Now For Full Peace Meel Adion   Reparations Set for Five Former Satellites Of Hitlerian Germany

Conference at Paris Finishes lreaty Drafts   Former Satellites of Nazi Germany May Pay $1,350,000,000

ENDS LABOR ON WAR BILL FOR BALKANS   If Approved Nations Aiding Nazis Face Payment of $1,350,000,000.

Preliminary  Pact Drafts  Are Finished Co-operation Is  Pledced by Russ

Peace Panel Ends Work On Treaty Drafts   Conference To Consider Rules To Limit Debate

Balkan Commission Ends 28-Hour Session —After-Conipleting First Draft of Five Pence ‘Treaties otal

Preliminary Pact Drafts Are Finished  Co-operation Is  ~— 'Pledoed bv Russ

Hurrah, They're Done  Treaty Drafts Propose Heavy Reparation Bill

Parley Ends First Peace Pact Drafts   Delegates Finish Writing Five Treaties With ExNazi Satellites After 23-Hour Session

Balkan Commission Completes Work on  5 Peace Treaties  _ Delegates Happy as 28- Hour Session Ends  a ¢ ee 3

Reparation Bill Drawn Against Hitler Stooges   Balkan Commission Sets 28 Consecutive Hours Tn Wie Indamnitiec

Preliminary Drafts of Peace Pacts  Ready for Approval   Delegates From 21 Nations Will Assemble Monday to Begin Final Stage of Writing Treaties

Emperor Symbol Still Unites Japs   Premier Says Emperor Is Still Center Of Unity For People Of Nation  ws. exevratk arr wta ww arierraws

Refugee Tiff Delays Final U. N. Session   Gromyko Assails ‘Propaganda’ in Camps for. DP: After Mrs. Roosevelt Asks Nations Speed Boactaratinn af ‘Daare Dedar’”

UN Battles Over Question  Of Refugees   Delegates Pleased In General, However,  With Meet’s Record

Mad Pianist, Assisted by Guards, Enthralls Nation's Top Musicians

Applause Unheeded Mad Pianist, Aided By Guards, Scores Triumph in Concert

Farmers Urged To Speed up Cattle Marketine   Ag Secretary Says Pasture Capacity Low

Aw: Bev Vera Is R:v:2.6...3y OPA   ecera, Stan cury nCic’s 3° -or -S-a-e “ons virac’

USED CAR BLACK ‘MARKET SMASHED, BT ARE INDICTED   U. S. Breaks Up Ring Reported to Have Made Sales Totaling $3,000,000 Above Ceiling Prices.   OPERATIONS REACHED INTO FIVE STATES   Five Thousand Cars Figured in Transactions—Defendants Expected to Surrender Today.

U. S. Indicts 31 In Drive on Auto Black Markets  Millions in Charges Above Ceiling Prices Alleged hv OPA

RACKET COVERED SEVERAL STATES  OPA Blasts Big Black Market In Used Cars With Arrests

Large Used Car Black Market Is Smashed by OPA   Sales Totaled $3,000,000 above Ceilings; 31 Are Indicted

SEEKS JOB RETURA   Also at Issue Is Whether He Took Leave Or Re cinned

MOVIES PRESENT ‘OSCARS’ TONIGHT   MILLAND FAVORITE FOR MALE AWARD-BING CLOSE SECOND

Landed On Municipal Airport   No Kissing  At Weddings  In Batavia

HOUSTON ANSWER TO AFL STRIKES  $100 Million Dollar Building Program Is Facing Shufdown

.—UN PARLEY — Siam Asks Bid Be   Dutch Attack Ukraine Complain Against Greece

Would «Approve Applications of Al Nations Seeking Entrance; Council Wrangles About Placing Ukraine Complaint on List

WANTS UNITED NATIONS’ DOOR OPEN TO ALI   U. S$. Backs Widest Possible Membership, Acceptance of  All Annlirante

U.S. PROPOSES — UN MEMBERSHIP FOR ALL NATIONS   Suggests Acceptance Of Eight Applications Now Pendine.

PROPOSAL S MADE 70 OPEN UN RANKS TQ ALL APPLICANTS   U.S. Delegate Makes Suggestion Today at Meeting at New Home of Organization.   JOHNSON SPEAKS BEFORE SESSIONS

U.S. Offers Broad Membership Policy for UN   Admission of Eight Nations Urged by American Delegate

Eight Nations Ask Membershit In World Order   “Those Left Out May Become Trouble Spots’

U. S. Seeking Blanket Okay For UN Bids   Urged Approval For All Applicants To Membership Rank

U. S. WOULD LET 8 MORE ENTER UNO   Propose Security Council Approval Of All Applications

US Prepares Ace eptance  Of Eicht   United States Favors Widest Possible Membership

Open Doors, U. N. Urged   U. S. Seeks ‘O. K.’ On All Applications

RESEARGH LEADER PREDICTS TREND 10 POWER COMMISSION   Six-Cent Gasoline And 24 And A Half Cent  Gas Foreseen

Merchant Ship Remains Afloat   American Farmer First Reported Sunk, Afloat But Badly Damaged

'U. S.. Russian Delegations Complete   Molotov, Connally Arrive For UN Assembly Opening Wednesday

‘Queen’ bring: UN Delegates  To Conference   Molotov, Connally, Bevin, Spaak and Masaryk Are Among 2,314 Passengers Aboard Giant Liner.

U. N. Envoys Go in Huddle Over Policies   Assembly Opening Wednesday in N. Y.: Molotov Arrives

U.N. Delegates Arrive For Meet   Nation’s Delegates Here For Conference

FULL RUSSIAN GROUP ARRIVES   American Delegation Also To Reach Full Strength Today

MARGARINE PRICES INCREASED BY OPA   COOKING AND SALAD OILS, MAYONNAISE AND SHORTENING ALSO RAISED.

Price Increases on Oleo, Salad Dressings, Oils, Shortening Ups Nation’s Food Bill $60 Million

NEW INGREASES ~ GRUERED BY OPA   Food. Cotton Textiles Boosted By Agency; Effect- ive Today

PRICE BOOSTS ANNOUNCED IN NEW OPA LIST   MARGARINE AND SHORTENING GO UP; TEXTILES HIGHER

Nation's Food Bill Is Lified hy OPA   Prices of Cotton ° Textiles, Other liems Also Upped

OPA Permits New Boosts in  Cost of Food  Cotton Textiles and Qhiher Clande« (Cet   Cotton Textiles and Other Goods Get Higher Ceilings

Prices Hiked On Textiles, Oils for Food  Food Bill Up $60.000.000

POSTED ON ALL MEAT “ANGLES”   OPA Authorizes 15 Per Cent Meat Dish Boost, Others Go Up

Meat Shortage Discussed Extensively At Meetina Of The Nation's Cahinead

Truman Stuctes Meat Situation  Naw Yark AA couse   New York Mayor Asks Investigation Of Shortages by FS!

Cafes Given 15 Percent Price Boost   Restaurant Men Say It’s ‘‘a Step’ in Relieving Hard ship on Business

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Explains Refusal to Comment on Wallace’s Speech

‘Deny Shieldin; Maritime War Finance Deals   House Committee Hears Kaiser Testimony On Ship Building Profits.

(Kaiser Disputes Profit Figures   Bland Hotly Denies Shielding  Maritime Commission In laquiry

‘Bland Denies Probe Is Shielding Officials   Rep. Weichel Sees ‘Cart Before Horse’ In Ship Profits Investigation

—Kaiser Insists His Profits Were Small— Rep. Weichel Demands  A Full Investigation Of Maritime Commission   .. “Whe Gave Away This Money?” Prober Asks

Kalser Under Probe   Committee Argument Over Procedure Interrupts Questioning

Congressmen Row Over Commission At Kaiser Trial   Question of Shielding’ People Is Major Point

Requires Time To Answer  Matcan TMenwitne   Kaiser. Disputes Figures as to His Company

Maritime Inquiry To Shield No One,  Declares Chairman   Bland Interrupts Kaiser In Making Heated Denial

House Marine Group Denies  Covering Up   Will Query U.S. Commission in Turn: Kaiser Protests

—MARITIME— House Will Investigate Commission   Committee Not Shielding Anyone

Cannot Answer Profits Probers  Off Hand: Kaiser   Questioning Too Complicated For One Man, Insists Shipbuilder.

Chairman Bland Denies War-Time  Deals Shielded   Kaiser Protests About Answering Question On Profits Of West Coast Ship Building   Re WILLIAM FE ARROGAGT

Charge Marifime Commission Is Being Shielded   Officials Should Be Questioned First, Is Rep. Weigel Assertior

Kaiser Holds Profits Less Than One Pct   Declares He Cannot Answer All Questions orn Sher? Notice

Kaiser Refutes Claim of Huge Profits on Ships   Bland Assures GOP Solon Probe To Bring Out All Facts Fully

Predict. Light Vote In Kansas ©   ‘Lack of. Definite Campaign Issues Blamed For Slight Interest in Primary

U.S. PREPARES NEW PROPOSAL ‘FOR UN ACTION   Delegations Request More Instructions From Nations

Truce Teams Sent Out By Chinese   Gen. Marshall Again Confers With Chiang on Violations

End Price Controls On Manufactured Goods, Urges NAM   Terms False Claim That OPA Blocking Dangerous Inflation

End To Ceilings On Fabricated Goods Is Asked   NAM Chief Opposes OPA Controls

NAM Opens Battle Upon OPA Controls   Presidnt Wason Claims Preduction Being Slowed Down

N.A.M. URGES END TO MANUFACTURI PRICE CONTROL   Group Contends OPA Fostering Inflation, Slowing Production

Price Control End Is Uraed By Producers  OPA Criticized As Backer for

WASON CALLS ON CONGRESS 0 END PRICE CONTROLS   President of N. A. M. Op. poses Year's Continugtion of OPA

Ask End ‘Lo Price Controls   Manufacturers Contend OPA Helps Inflation, And Black Market:

NAM. Charges OPA With F Fostering Inflation, Helping Black Markets

NAM Carries Fight On OPA  Price Controls   Calls On Congress To Take Ceilings Off Manufactur ed Goods.   FOSTERS INFLATION

NAM URGES END TO OPA   Manufacturers Contend Controls Fostering Inflation

PRIGE CONTROL FLAYED BY NAM   Manufacturers Contend OPA Fostering Inflation

MANUFACTURER IN NEW ATTACK ON OPA SETUP   Congress Urged To End Price Controls Cantinuation of Progrom Seored

NAM SEEKS END OF OPA PRICE CONTROLS   Manufacturers Say Agency Slows Production

End All Price Controls, U. S. Manufacturers Ask   Charge OPA Is ‘Fostering Inflation, Enabling Black Markets To Flourish’ And Slowing Down Production By Continued Meddling

OPA IS CHARGED WITH FOSTERING FEAR, INFLATION   Manufacturers Association Opposes Continuance Of OPA: Wants Ceilings Off All Manufactured Goods.

N. A.M. SAYS PRICE LID IS UNNECESSARY   Organization Calls Upon Congress to End Controls on All Manufactured Goods—Criticizes the OPA,

Manufacturers Attempt To End Price Control   Call Upon Congress To End Controls On Goods

OPA ‘Fostering Inflation, Says NAM President   Calls For End To Price  Controls On All Manucua teamnal (meade

NAM Attacks Price Curbs   Charge OPA Fostering Inflation and Allowing Black Markets to Flourish

CLAIMS OPA FOSTERING INFLATION    Year's ‘Continuation Of Agency Opposed By NAM President

National Ass'n: of Manufacturers Calls for End of Price. Controls

Asks That Controls Be. Ended On All Manufactured Goods; Kaiser Challenges NAM Head.

N.A.M. Urges Congress End Price Conirol   OPA Ceilings Siow Production, Foster Inflation, Is Charge

Chuck, the Groundhog, Tells Views On Fact-finding Boards, and Things

Major  Provisions Of New € OPA Bill Listed In Detail   Reinstates - Food — “Subsi- dies But No Food Price -. Ceilings; Ends - Low: priced © Clothing - Pro’  “Sram.

Dewey's Appeal Is to End ‘Trend’ Of Regimentation   People Must Rule Humar Services, Governor Tells His Radio Audience

Federal Seizure Of Telephone System Talked  _ Action Would Result   From Continuation ome ate cath

Pickets Reported in Many Large, Cities and Most Long Distance Calls Are   Not Handled.      NATIONWIDE TIEUP MAY BRING ACTION

PICKET LINE INSTRUCTIONS ARE REVERSED AS MOST LONG DISTANCE CALLS ARE HELD UP

‘Phone Pickets Match Before Many Exchanges  Government Seizure Ie Recommended

STRIKE CHECKS LONG DISTANCE SERVICE   Pickets Form At Exchanges In Many Cities   In Meat Packing Industry: Negotiations Continued By Steel Officials

Government May Seize Industry    Only Emergency Calls Getting Through in Most Sections

Rumor Government May Seize Plants If Country-Wide Tie-Up Results; Labor Picture In Motor Industry  Is Brightening

Recommendation For Government Control May Develop If Threatened Country-Wide Tieup Materializes— Pickets March Before Nearly Every A. T. & T. Exchange In Nation, Shutting Off Most Long  Distance Calls — Postponement Order Reversed

Pickets OnHand In Major  Centers   All Long Distance Calls Shut Off At Points

Pickets Walk Before A.T.T.  Exchanges   Country-Wide Tieup Of Service Looms As Resalt of Action

‘Government Seizure Of Communications Likely As Workers Leave Jobs

Government Acts ToAvert Phone TieupIn Nation   Pickets March Before Exchange Buildings

Entire Nation Affected As Workers Leave Jobs: No Long Distance Calls   Instructions To Postpone Picketing  Until Monday Reversed By Union Head

Government May Seize. Industry   , Only Emergency “Calla Getting ‘Through i in.’ “Most Sections,

Government Seizure May Come Lafer   Pickets Taking Up Places In Dispute; Attempt Being Made To Have Them Quit

Federal Seizure Of Telephone System Talked  Action Would Result  From Continuation Pre Al acdiamessicla CaetLa

May Recommend Government Seizure Of Telephone Firms   Union, GM Study Panel’s Proposal To Increase Wages 1714 Percent To Solve Strike

Most ATT Offices. ‘Throughout U.S. --Picketed Today   GM Proposal Considered; Meat Strife Looks Bad; Steel Situation Studied

Striker Draft Deleted   Here Is the Program   Tractor Is No Solution to Drunken Driving Problem

Two Others Hurt: Troops  Are Alerted   Fifty Thousand Demonstrate At Belgrade Embassies

U.S. Jeep Ambushed, Three Killed or Missing; Trieste Fears More Disorders, Riots

SOLDIER KILLED, TWO WOUNDED IN TRIESTE AMBUSH   Allied Troops Alerted For Trouble At the Trieste Shipyards

JEEP AMBUSHED ON TRIESTE ROAD: ONE YANK KILLED   Allied Troops Alested for Treuble as Strike Pora fezee Shinvarede

YANKS KILLED BY YUGOSLAVS      Gis RUN INTO A MACHINE GUN AMBUSH

FEAR RENEWAL OF VIOLENCE AT TRIESTE   Three American Soldiers Killed or Wounded In Machine-Gun Ambush,

One Yank Meets Death In New Trieste Riots   REAR OF RENEWAL OF VIOLENCE SHOWN BY ALLIES

Costs of Living ContinueUpward   Higher Food Prices Noted in November, U.S. Agency Reports

Cost of Living Is Hiked Two Pct. in Single Month   Labor. Department. Says Rise for Year. Stands at 17 Pet.—16 Pct. since OPA Death

: ;  Two Per Cent Cost of Living Increase Between Oct. 15 and Nov. 15 /s Reported

Charges two janitors were ‘mistreated’  Police officer issues denial

PROFITS PROBE: ee Christening Warships Meant Lavish Gifts for Many

Manning Leads ir Clothing Drive  Heads Nation in Gifts for Needy

Peace Parley Ends Its Work   Russian Threatens To Veto Parts Of  Treaties

MOLOTOV DENOUNCES PEACE CONFAB RESULTS; CHARGES WESTERN ALLIES DICTATORS

Molotov Raps Results of Peace Parley   Vandenberg Blasts Russian Claims Against Finland

AUOOIA TU UE - POWER OF VETO, MOLOTOV HINTS  Delegates’ Labors on Five Peace Treaties May Be Canceled Out   HITS WESTERN NATIONS

Coal Strike Is Causing Layoff  Effects Are Being Felt By Terlivebitinn

Coal Strike Hits Steel Production   Hundreds Of Railroad Train Crews Are Laid Off As Over Half Of Pittsburgh’s Steel Out-Put Is Curtailed On Wednesday

TWO SHOT IN HOTEL LOBBY   Business Man and Secre tary Wounded; Hunt Assailant

Business Man, Secretary Shot  Seriously Wounded Ir Hotel Lobby Scene

TOP MANAGEMENT AND UNION OFFICIALS MEETING TO DISCUSS STRIKE QUES . TION

Utility Chiefs, Union Leaders In Peace Talk   Score of Topflight Representatives Meet At Government Call

Tells Foreign Press U.S. Wants Peace   Secretary Pledges Americans Will Not Weaken

Policy Unchanged, Byrnes Assures   ‘U.S. Changed Congress Not World Viewpoint

BRUNETTE NAMED “MISS AMERICA”   CALIFORNIA GIRL WINS AT ATLANTIC CITY—ARKANSAS BEAUTY SECOND.

California Miss Is ‘Miss America’   Arkansas Beauty Is Second In 1946 Contest

Coast Beauty Crowned 1946  Miss Ameriea   Atlania Girl Finishes Third: Vietor To Get $5,000 Scholarship

Los Angeles Girl ls ‘Miss America’   Marilvn Buferd, 21, Cops Crown in Atlantic Ctiy

ADMIRAL FLAYS 1941 STRATEGY   Think Japs Wouldn’t Have Hit Fleet On West Coast

SAYS GERMAN REDS SEER T0 DOMINATE   General McNarney Declares Ultimate Aim Is to Overthrow Capitalism and Establish a Classless Society.

Aim To Abolish All Remnants Of Capitalism  iS We ae Sp Mea httch.   Reds “Call: “For, Establish"went of Socialist Siate With Classless  ee,   Contain Threat Of Revolution   Report Delineates Cleavage Between Western and Eastern Political Philosophies

‘Gen. MeNarney Reports: Communists In Germany Out ‘To Destroy Capitalist System

Commander of U.S. Forces in Reich Accuses Party of Attempt To Establish Socialist State.   CLEAVAGE BETWEEN WEST-EAST EXPOSED

McNarney Say: German Reds  May Revolt   Sees Threat If Capitalists Forsake Democrac’

REDS IN GERMANY ARE WORKING FOR SOCIALIST STATE   Destruction of Capitalist System Is. Objective, General MecNarney Reports

GERMAN REDS AIM AT ENDING CAPITALISM SAYS GENERAL   McNarney Reports Economic Progress  Hindered By Zone  Occupation Plan

German Reds Aims Viewed   Ultimate Object to Destroy Capitalistic System, McNarney

Communists In Germany Aims To Destroy Capitalistic System, Says Gen. McNarney   Surveys Other Programs

Destr ‘uction Of Capitalist  eesti es  System Ts Aim   McNarney Gives Views On German Communist Purty In Report

General Raps Red Parties’   McNarney Declares Com‘munists In Germany Seek To Destroy. Capitalists.

McNarney Says German Communists Aim To Establish Socialist State

Soviets Plan War, Cipher Clerk Says      Russian Tells Canadians Dread Secret Police All Over Country

CLERK SAYS REDS HANDLED SPY RING   Canadian Espionage Said Operated From Moscow.

Russia Prepared For Future War, Clerk Testifies   Soviet Secret Police Operate ‘Everywhere,’ Gouzenko Declares

N.K.V.D. « Operating In Canada   Witness Tells Court At Hearing Russia Preparing for War

Authorities In Russia Directed Ring   Cipher Clerk Testifies In Spy Case

HALF MILLION DAMAGE. 1S ESTIMATED   Searchers Are Combing Ruins For Other Victims

National Committee F ormed For “Eat Less” Food Campaicn   Former President Hoover Named Honorary Chairman  ~—~Announcement Made After White House Conferanca

Hoover Urges Real Food Chief for Eat Less Drive   Rengder Powers

HOOVER ASKS FOOD CZAR IN CAMPAIGN TO FEED STARVING   Urges Broader Powers for Anderson After Truman Forms Committee to Combat Famine Abroad.   CONFERENCE CALLS FOR SELF-RATIONING   Americans Called Upon to Eat Less and Waste Less, Particularly of Wheat and Fats.

Hoover Ask: For U. S. Food ‘Czar’   Anderson's Powers Need Broadening, Ex-President Says

‘famine emergency committee’ to slage ‘al less campaign   Part of move to help feed hungry  abroad: Hoover honorav chairman

Committee Will Conduct National "Eat Less” Drive   Hoover, Honorary Chai man, Calls for ‘Food Administrator’

Hoover Calls For Manager  In Food Drive   Former President Accepts Post of Honorary Chairman

Hoover Named  To Food Post   Ex - President Asks Administrator to Save American Food to Feed Destitute in Europe

Operators Confer Privately on Lewis Demand for $3,000,000 Back Holiday Pay

MINERS.RETURN TO WORK UNDER TWO-WEEK TRUCE   LITTLE HOPE SEEN FOR NEW CONTRACT BY U. S. DEADLINE

President Truman Confers With Congressional Chiefs; Consider Holiday Pay Plan

Night Session May Be Held ToSpeed Work   Operators Meet Privately To Discuss Demand for Back Holiday Pay

Men to Get $3,000,000 In Back Pay   Operators Agree in Order To Clear Path for Real Negotiations; Truman Reviews Situation

Miners Flock Back to Pits Under Truce   Negotiations Remeia Deadlocked Over Back Helidey Pay

Meanwhile, Lewis And Operators Fail to Reach Agreement; Head: Of Mines Discuss Union's Demands For Holiday Pay; Diggers Go Back To Work Under Negotiation Truce

Respite In Coal Strife —      Most Miners Return To Work For 12-Day Period But Progress In Nevotiations Slow

Mine Operators Agree To Pay Holiday Wages  Wan t To “or   smscuUussION   Want To Open Discussion Of Key Issues, Is Claim;  $3,000,000 Involved

Do Not Admit Basic Policy   Say Is to Clear Way For Real Negotiations to Settle Wage Dispute

OPERATORS’ ACTION PAVES WAY FOR TALK ABOUT MAJOR ISSUES  WORKERS TO RECEIVE 3 MILLION DOLLARS AS LEWIS DEMANDED

Miners to Be Given Back Pay   Coal Mines Are Reopened as Men Return to Jobs

Truman Reviews Soft Coal Situation With Congressmen   Negotiations Center  On Back Holiday Pay

WAY IS CLEAR FOR DISCUSSION ON KEY ISSUES   Operators Will Pay $3,000,000 Claimed by Lewis and Miners

OPERATORS’ ACTION PAVES WAY. FOR TALK ABOUT MAJOR ISSUES  WORKERS TO RECEIVE 3 MILLION DOLLARS

Way Cleared For Contract Negotiations   Operators Act To Ge’ Conference Started Or Its Basic Work.

Clear Way For Vital Operations   $3,000,000 In Back Pay Is Involved; Owners Say 't Isn't Binding On Future Deals

Miners Get Holiday Pay   Operators Agreed to Meet Demands of Workers for $3,000,000

Two Groups Refuse To Enter Pits  Embargo Removec f'n Steam Freaioht

OWNERS’ ACT OPENS WAY FOR NEGOTIATIONS   Initial Deadlock in Parleys Ended as Truce Opens

Operators Confer On Lewis’ Demands For Holiday Pay; Most Miners Return to Work Today; Senate Goes Ahead With Plans On Labor Legislation.

BAGK HOLIDAY PAY CLAIMS TO BE PAID BY THE OPERATORS   Soft Coal Operators Today Agreed to Pay $3,000,000 In Back Holiday Pay.   CLAIMED BY J. L. LEWIS   This Clears the Way For Diseussion of Key Issues In the Deadlock.

COAL DISPUTE IS REVIEWED BY TRUMAN   Private Conference Held By Operators   On Freight, Express, Parcel Post Shipments Are Lifted By Government

Most Miners Return To Pits For Truce Perioc  Embargoes On Freigh' Lifted, But Coal Supplies Controlled

Operators Meet To Consider Holiday Pay   No Progress Made In Negotiations In Washington

Truman Reviews Situation With Leading Solons  Operators Consider

Mine Owners Study Demanc For Back Pay   Most Miners Return to Work Under Truce

Most Miners Start Back to Shafts as Negotiations Go On   President Reviews Coal Situation With Lead ers of Congress

RESTRI i TIGHT AS TALKS GO ON   Senate Turns Attention To .,, Strike Control Bill As 2 Solution Is Sought

BACK HOLIDAY PAY GRANTED TQ U. M. W.   Iperators Agree on $3,000.000 Outlay in Order to Clear Wavy for Negotiation for New Contract With Lewis,

Way Cleared For Key Issues In  Strike Deadloek   Miners Return to Pits For 12-Day Truce As Negotiations Continue

[ruman Talks ‘Oal Strike Vith Leaders   Situation Canvassed In General Way; Men Back at Work

Miners Will Draw Back Holiday Pa)   Operators Agree to  To Enable Talks on Contract lecuec.

Uneasy Quiet in Palestine Vast Stores Of Munitions Found In U nderground Pit

Large Munitions Cache Is Found  . Palestine Discovery Re FY. LL. Dota. k

BRITISH SEIZE MUNITION DUMP IN PALESTINE   Cache So Lane ae f Not Yet Possible To Count It

Large Munitions Cache Is Found  Palestine Discovery Made by British

Probe in Break of Cotton Scheduled   Senate Group To Study Market Slump Thursday

Big Four Parley May Strike Snag Over Reparation   Talks Halted With Ministers at Same Spot as Last May

Paris Meet Snags Anew Over Italy   Big Four Deadlocked  Again on Amount Of Reparations

Molotov Yields In First Sessions Of Paris Parley   Italian Reparations To  Test Spirit of Harmony

ltalian Money Problem Faces Paris Conferees   RUSSIAN MINISTER IS EXPECTED TO SEE OPP@QSITION

Big 4 Deadlocked Over Reparations   Ministers Strike First Snag of New Conferences

RUSSIANS CLAIM 300 MILLION IN WAR DAMAGES   Early Atmosphere of  Cordiality Disap pears in Conference

West Preparing To Outvote Reds On Trusteeship:   U. S. and Britain Claim 32 Other UN Members Will Back Their Views

Humble Posts New Oil Price   Average Increase of 25c¢ Barrel Approved

Soviets Contend Austrian Ouster Is Exaggerated  Only 6,000 Nazis Involved, Claim

Removal Of Germans From Austria Halted   Soviets Challenge U.S. Reports On Chase: Declare That Only 6,000 Persons Involved

Soviets Deny Mass Exodus Of Germans   American Claim Of 5 4,000 Deportation Termed ‘Lie’ By Tass Agency

RUSSIANS BRAND REPORTS ‘LIES’   Soviets Claim Only 6,00( Affected By Austrian Evacuavon Order

MOSCOW PROTEST NUMBER 1,174  ‘It’s a Lie,’ Declares Soviet In Answer to American Charges

Soviets Claim U.S. Stretched ‘Austrian Report   United States Lauded for Offer to Relinquish All German Assets in Zone

MANY BRIDES — —_NOT-WANTED   ARMY REPORTS _LITTLE_PROGRESS IN GETTING APPLICATIONS FOR §,000— WOMEN OVERSEAS,

TIMBER IMPORT DUTIES GO OFF   Six Groups Of Lumber Products Listed For New Free List

Dewey Hopeful Of Firm Showing In New York City  Concentrates on Democratic Stronghold as Assurances

A New Threat To Rails      Trains, Running Again After Strike Settlement, May Be Halted By Coal Shortage Soon

Truce Over  And Miners Not Working   Rail Service Menaced Anew; Troops Sent Into Kentucky.

Predict Truman: LaGuardia Demo Nominees in 1948   Colorado Senator Hits Lefists, Militarists, Totaliitarianism

Tojo Admits War Guilt To Questioners   Trials in Japan Will Probably Get Inder Wav Maw 15

Russians Kill U. S. Official   AMG Protests Fatal Shooting of Civilian Emnloved In Rerlin

Red MP In Berlin Kills An American   AMG In Sharp Protest To Russia Over Fatal Ci wtaw Shantine

U. s. Protests F atal Shooting   Soviet Taken to Task For! Killing American AMG Employe in Berlin

American Shot To Death By Red Soldier   Protest Made After Party Is Stopped In Berlin

American Official Killed By’ Russians      General Clay Protes Fatal Shooting of AMG Officer

Flory Slaying Brings Official U.S. Protest   Pawnee City Man Fatied To Follow Orders In Soviet Sector Of Berlin

Army Profests Soviet Shooting OFU. S. Civilian  Disobeyed Orders   Disobeyed Orders Of Red Police; Yanks Say Free Traffic Permitted

AMG Worker Shot For Failing To Heed Red Officer   Army Protests Fact An American Molested In Area Open To Anvone   Re VUES GALLAGHER

AMG Man Tries To Escape, Is Killed By MP’s   South Carolina Girl  Involved In Scrape

GEN. CLAY PROTESTS FATAL SHOOTING OF U. $ OFFICIAL BY THE RUSSIANS IN BERLIN AREA

CLAY PROTESTS -YANK’S SLAYINE   AMG Official Shot While Fleeing Red Guards

U.S. Protests to Reds After  American Is Slain in Berlin  Employe of U. S. Military Government Shot te Death By Russian Policeman

Pawnee City, Neb., Mar Victim of Gunfire in Berlin; Story of Case is Told By Women.   GENERAL CLAY DISPATCHES NOTE

Protest Fatal bal Shooting of  Harry D. Flory   Civilian Executive Shot by Russian Officer in Berlin

Court Studying Martin Petition  Asks Jurisdiction on Fall Elections

leweler Offers ey  To Purchase-Gems   House of Hesse Is Made Ofer by Dayton Man via Cable

Would Buy House of Hesse Jewels   Jack M. Werst of Dayton, O Would Pay Three Million Dollars For Them.

M’ArthurSetsUpMach inery For Trials Of Hideki Tojo  And Associates For Actions

MacArthur Sets Up Machinery to Try Tojo, His Ministers and Militarists

SET UP MACHINERY ~ FOR TRIAL OF TOJ0 AND HIS GABINET   Are Charged With “Crime: Against Peace and Crimes Against Humanity”.   A FAIR TRIAL ASSURED   ‘Majority of International Tri bunal Present Sufficient  to Convict.

MacArthur Lists Court Procedure For Jap Trials  Allied Tribunal   Allied Tribunal To Sit In Judgment On Toio And Others

MacArthur Sets Up Procedures For Tojo Trial   Other Jap Militarists And Pearl Harbor Cabinet Also Included.

MARTHUR SETS MACHINERY FOR TRYING OF JAPS   Majority On Tribunal Given Power To Order Death;  Tanhninalitinge Mist

Tribunal Set Up For Tojo. Others   MacArthur Announces Charter Insuring Fair Trial for Accused

MacArthur Lists War Trials Plan  Majority Verdict Can   Majority Verdict Can Impose Death Penalty

0 Try Tojo, Other Japs  acArthur Sets Up Court T Who Led Country To War

MacArthur Sets Up Basic Machinery For Trials of Tojo   Reveals Charter Giving Detailed Fair Procedures

MacArthur Makes Plans For Trials.   ‘Prepare: for. ‘Case Against ‘Pearl: Harbor ‘Cabinet

“HAS BEEN SET UP   MacArthut Announces Procedure In Case of To- © jo and Cabinet   TO TRIBUNAL IN MARCH

HEARINGS SET FOR MARCH IN JAP CAPITAL   Majority of Tribunal Can Convict, Impose Death Sentence

MacArthur Sets Up Machinery for Jap War Trials   Defendants Will Be  Tojo, His December 7 Cabinet, Militarists; Insures Fair Hearina

MacArthur Sets Up Tribunal to Try Tojo, Clique   Charter Giving _ Detailed Procedure for Insuring Fair Trial for the Accused Listed

MacArthur Makes Plans For Trials   Prepare for Case Against Pearl Harbor

TRIAL SET FOR MARCH IN TOKYO   Tojo And Militarists Charged With Crimes Against Humanity

Allies Prepare To Try Tojo In Military Court   MacArthur Sets Up Tribunal in Tokyo for Jap War Criminals

Machinery Sef Up For Trials Of Japanese  By MacArthur For Procedure

Machinery Set Up for Tojo Trial   Procedure on Leaders Prosecution Listed By MacArthur.

‘MacArthur's Charter Details Procedure to Insure “Fair Trial” for Leading Japanese War Criminals

MacArthur Sets Stage For Trial Of Hideki Tojo   Announces Charter Giving Procedures For ‘Fair Trials’’

MacArthur Arranging Fo Trials of Tojo, His War Cabinet and :.Militarists -

THREE TYPES OF OFFENSES ARE LISTED   Conventional War Crimes and Those Against the Peace and Humanity Are Scheduled to Be Before Tribunal.

‘MAC’ SETS UP TOO TRIBUNAL   Procedure For Trying Jap Military Leaders Established

Machinery Set For Trials Of Jap Chiefs   Tojo and His Cabinet To Face Court On Humanity Charges

SECOND GUARD 1S SLAIN BY BAD MEN ON ISLAND   Vesperadoes Have Injured At Least 13 After Seizing Arms; Explosions Heard Within Walls, White  Smoke Seen Rising.

Second Guard Is Slain As Convicts Riot At Alcatraz   Use Grenades To Drive Men From Stronghold

hostages Are Rescued By Guards   One Guard Killed, Nine Others Are  Injured

Penitentiary Rioting in  Battle Stage   Two Guards Killed, Thirteen Wounded As Fight in Second Day— War Explosives Sent

BREAK FOILED— Grenades  Hurled at Convicts  4   Bazooka-Type Gun Also Used in  Cellblock Siege

 + ‘Second Guard Is Slain Battling  Aleatraz Revolt   Marines Chopping Hole In Roof to Drop Hand Grenades on Rebel Convicts.

Guards and Marines Open New Attack on Convicts: 13 Prison Officials Hurt

Marines Use 60mm. Mortars To Blast Cell   Desperate Convicts Control Cell Block, Machinegun Guards In Wildest Break

Two Prison Guards Killed in Fighting Which Still Rages   Ten Hostages Held by Six Convicts Rescued in Gun Battle

6 Rock Convicts Hemmed In; Hostages Freed  Two Guards Killed, 13 Others Wounded In Alcatraz Battle

Marines Cutting Opening In Roof   Reportedly Using Hand Grenades In Efforts To Dislodge Nation’s Toughest Convicts From Prison Cell Block

Combat Forces Receive  New Aid   Second Day of Riot Leaves 2 Dead, 13 Hurt

§ DESPERADOES TRAPPED WHEN BREAK’S FOILED   Prison Officers Shoot Their Way Into Cell Block And Rescue 10 Hostages

Six of Nation's Tough Convicts Start Trouble   Second Guard Slain; Riot Started Thursday

22 PAGES   MACHINE-GUN FIRE KILLS 2 GUARDS   Marines In Fight Against Cornered Convicts   Rescued In Gun Battle: Grenades Used To Stop Desperate Criminals

Desperadoes Stage Fight To Finish In Thwarted Break To Gain Liberty

TWO GUARDS SLAIN AS ALCATRAZ BATTLE ENTERS SECOND DAY: 10 HOSTAGES RESCUED      6 DESPERATE CONVICTS CORNERED

Use Battle. Tactics On Prisoners   Ind Guard Killed ~ at Alcatraz; Fight: ing Continues _

Prison Break On Alcatraz Is Back Of Action   FEDERAL CONVICTS *IN BLOODY ATTACK ON “ROCK”

Guards Resume Battle Friday to Dislodge Rioting Convicts From Cell Block in Alcatraz   Second Guard Slain as Efforts Are Renewed to Force Desperadoes From Their Stronghold: 13 O thers Injured

Chop Hole in Roof to Drop  Grenades   83 Battle-Armed Marines Dispatched to Beleaguered Island

Marines Battle _ Convicts   Aid Alcatraz Guards In Efforts to Blast Out - Rioters Cornered On “Rock”: Two Dead

Two Guards Killed, 13 Hurt as Convicts Stage Uprising; Plant Charges To Blast Away Refuge

DESPERADOES TRY TO SHOOT WAY OUT OF ALCATRAZ   Prison Officers  Battle Through Hail Of Gunfire To Quell Riot

Second Prison Guard Succumbs From Wounds as Fight Continues   Convicts Barricaded in Two Separate Parts Of Cellblock; Hand Grenades Reported Used

Prison Guards Attack With Grenades   Second Guard Slain as Rioting Continues into Second Day; 23 More Battle-Armed Marines Go onto ‘Rock’

Second Guard Loses Life in Uprising    Hestages Rescued After Gun Fight; Escape Plot Fails

Cornered‘Roek’ Convicts Riot  For Second Day   RebelliousDesperadoes Make Inferno of Federal Penitentiary In San Francisee Bay   Three Officials OF Prison Are Killed   Thirteen Others Held As Hostages Are Rescued; All Injured, Some Critically Wounded

Fighting Continues for Sec ond Day on Famous Rock Island Prison Near San Francisco.   13 OFFICERS ARE REPORTED WOUNDEI

Convicts Murder 2 Guards, Wound 13 In Break Try   Combat Troops Land On ‘The Rock’ Fo Fight Band Of Dangerous Criminals Lodged In Cell Block; Explosions Shake Island As Police Hurl Hand Grenades, Gas   RBILLETIN

Two Dead And 13Injuredin Bloody Battle  High Explosives — Are To Be Used A ane‘ mok DB

Leathernecks Join Guards in Assault On Convict Rioting   Two Guards Killed As Prison Island Scene of Fighting

Two Dead And 13InjuredinBloody Battle   High Explosives Are To Be Used Aaainst Rioters

Second Guard Slain; Convicts Pinned In Cell   Marines Chopping Hole In Roof Of Cellblock To Drop Hand Grenades

COLD BLAST TONIGHT   A Drop Inte’ 20s Forecast to Follow Warm Spell

Coid Wave Moving Into Kansas; Saturday Will Have a 25-Daacreae Hick

Soviet Leader Asks Return of Black Sea Coast  Territory Now Held By Turkey Is Bane of Contention

40 STATE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES ARE FIRED LOR INVOLVEMENT WITH FOREIGN GOVERNMENT:

45 State Department Employees Discharged For “Invelvement”’ With Foreign Govis.--Byrnes

Byrnes Fires 40) Suspected U.S. Workers   Sabath Gets Data On ‘Housecleaning’ In State Department

D’Ewart Will Seek Re-Election in Fastern District  Congressman Holds Positions on  Riiag,  fae es ibanne

D’Ewart Will Seek Re-Election in Eastern District  Congressman Holds Positions on Vital Committees

Legislators View Relief as Necessary   Veteran Exemptions Cutting Into Funds of Taxing Bodies

Pershing Park to. Be Improved   Conference Is Held Looking to Many Improvements

Pershing Park Will Have New Shelter House   Conference held to decide on site and outline route of drive to be built soon.

Four Killed By Grubbing Tooli Neighbor Shot   Slayer Wounded in Gut Battle With Police; Held in a Padded Cel*

Des Moines Man Kills Four Family Members   Wife, Mother and Tw Children Hacked Ta Nanath hw Printar

TELLS POLICE GOD ORDERED HIM TO KILL   Two Children, Mother and Grandmother Victims Of Madman

Says He Slew Four As ‘God Ordered’   Man Seized After Mother. Grandmother And Two Children Murdered

Killer Captured After Battle   Four of His Family Hacked to Death

PRINTER MURDERS FOUR OF FAMILY   Captured After Gun Fight  with Paliceman

POLICE ARREST MAN IN BATTLE IN DES MOINES   Newspaper Printer Says “Ged Ordered Me te Kill My Family”

4 Members of Family Hacked To Death With Garden Tool   Crazed Man Wounded by Police After Gun Fight in Front Yard

SLAY WIFE, “WITHER AND SONS. SAND   Uses Garden Ax in Frontyard Killing; Says God Told Him to Do It,

Four Hacked To Death in Des Moines ‘Accused Man Held In Padded Cell After  ee Cinks tAsiak B.I:..

ORDERED BY GOD TO KILL FAMILY, PRINTER CLAIMS  WIFE, GRANDMOTHER  AND TWO CHILDREN LICTEN AC VICTIMG

Des Moines Man Kills Four Family Members  Wife, Mother and Twe Children Hacked

Man Kills Four of Family   “Order by God to Kiil My Family,” He Tol Deli.

Printer Hacks To Death Four In His F amily   Wife, His Mother and Twe Children Murdered In Front Yard of Heme With Garden Tool

GOD ‘ORDERED’ ME TO ACT, HE TELLS POLICE   Killer Slightly Wounded in Gun Fight With Officers

Family Hacked ‘To Death   Newspaper Printer Said God Ordered Him to Kill Family; Is in Padded Cell

Des Moines Man Kills 2 Children, Wife and Mother   Former Mental Hospital Patient Runs Amuck: Neighbor Girl Is Wounded

THOMAS WANTS TO HALT FARM PRICE CONTROLS   Oklahoma Legislator Says 90 Per Cent Of Agriculture Is Opposed To OPA

Would End Curb On Farm Items   Thomas Asks Removal Of OPA Price Control On Farm Products

PRIORITIES AD WILL BE GIVEN SPECIAL GROUPS   They Include Vets’ Widows, Farmers, Servicemen and Disaster Victims   FEW OTHER CATEGORIES   Necessary Repairs, Changes to Be Allowed—If One Can Find Material

Housing Order ls Amended Considerably   Non-Veteran Groups Will Be Permitted Ta Ruild New Homes

Housing Rules To Be Relaxed By Government   Deserving Non-Veteran Groups Will Benefit Under New Set-Up

BUILDING CONTROL RELAXED BY U. §.   USE OF MATERIALS FOR SOME NON-VETERAN HOUSING IS APPROVED.

Ease Building Ban For Non-Veterans   Men Now in Service Can Get Priorities

GOVERNMENT TO EASE EMERGENCY HOUSING ORDER   Non-Veteran Groups May Now Construct Homes Or Buildings

Will permit benefits to non-veterans  Men in service elisible to build

Priority Claims Are Permitted for Housing By Non-Veteran   Construction Controls Are Eased to Permit Building Materials

Building Rulings Will Be Relaxed   Non-Veteran Groups To Also Get Priority Aid

Building Priority System ls Changec   Some Non-Veteran Groups to Get Construction Approvals

Homes Under Construction  To Be Finished   Dwellings Under Way Mar. 26 Eligible For  Priorities

Some Housing Curbs Off for.  Non-Veterans   U, 8. Agencies Offer Priorities To Special Grouwns

U.S. Relaxes dale HousingCode   Action Will Permit Many Groups Of Non-Veterans To Erect Dwellings

Building Ban Order Eased   Relax Restrictions To Permit Non-Vets Some Construction

LEADER IN RAIL. STRIKE PLANS POLITICAL ACTION   WHITNEY SAYS HE WILL SPEND IWUGE FUND IN DRIVE TO ——“ DEFEAT PRESIDENT TRUMAN

Trainmen to Beat  Truman in 1948 Whitney Asserts  Will Use $47 Million In Treasury; Union To Punish Congressme

Whitney Blasts Truman  IInjan Sate $47 Million to Beat Him in ‘A8

UNION LEADE PLEDGES FIGHT ON PRESIDENT   Whitney Says He Wil Spend Millions Te Defea Truman In 1948   IS PROMISED SUPPORT BY CIO-AFL GROUPS

Trainmen Plan To Spend $47,000,000 To Defeat Truman, Whitney Asserts

Rail Union Chief Declares War On  Truman-Congress   Whitney, Trainmen’s Leader, Says Union To Spend $47,000,000 To Defeat President And  Congressmen Supporting Him

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Stay Away from Mines   Whitney’s Threat

Whitney Asserts Union Will Spend Millions To  Defeat Truman In °48

Brotherhood Leader De nounces President for Rail Strike Action   LEAVES WASHINGTON   Whitney Terms Truman “Political Accident One-Termer”’

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WHITNEY THREATENS TO DEFEAT TRUMAN   Bitter Agains? President's . Strike Attitude

Whitney Seeks Truman Detlea’   Will Spend $47,000,000 if Necessary, Labor Leader Says

Rail Union Head Out Te  Beat Truman   Says Trainmen Will Spend $47,000,000 To Stop Re-Election

Trainmen Plan To Use Funds To Beat Truman   Whitney Says World’‘s Richest Union Will Spend $47,000,000

Rails Seek Hike In Freight Rates  25 Per Cent Jump By May 15 Asked

ONE OF EVERY THREE CARS IN TEXAS HAS DEFECTS, SAYS SAFETY ASSOCIA‘ TION

MISSING STUDENT LOCATED IN OHIO   Returned To Chicago For Questioning In Degnan Murder.

Many Fish Controls Lifted   90-Day Test Affects Fresh, Frozen Variety

‘Mae’ Reports  No Starvation   However, Food Shortage: Exist in Japan

MacArthur Reports Food Shortages Retard Jap Industrial Development

DRAFT BOARDS GET MAY CALL FOR SELECTEES   Must Supply 51,000 Men For Month—April Gall Was 125,000

Little Hope Held For Meeting Low May Draft Quota   Figure Cut from 125,000 to 51,006: April Total Well © Below Par :

Will Determine Hospital Needs   To Conduct Survey Of State Hospital Facilities

Will Determine Hospital Needs  Te. Conduct Survey” OF. State Hospital

Ohio Contractor Offers Housing and Job fo Father of Now-Famous Quads

OVER THOUSANT REGISTERED Ih CITY YESTERDA)   Total For Three Days Is 3,684; Final Oppertunity Teday   DEMOCRATS HOLD MAJORITY OF 691

REGISTRATION ‘OF CITY VOTERS TOTALS 2,496   1,471 Democrats And 997 Republicans Placed On Beoks In Two Days   ONE AFFILIATES WITH COMMUNIST PARTY

Heart Ailment Proves Fatal fo Famed Artist   Historical Painter, Resident at U. W. Succumbs at 48

J.S. Curry, Noted Artist, Heart Victim   Realistic Painter For  . Wisconsin University ‘Was Famed For Scenes -And Landscapes

No Truce Pact Yet   However Delegates’ To Chinese Peace Parley Are Hopeful

China Trouble Seems to Be Nearly Quelled   Long Committee Meet Promises Terms For End of Hostility

Velegates Uptimistic  End Of Chinese Civil War Expected Ai Final Session

FINAL ACCORD NEARS ON CHINA TRUCE PLAN   Press Expects ‘Cease Fire Order On Wednesday

Final Agreement To End War in China Nearing   Major Portions of Problems Settled, Statement Says

Truce Committee Ap! proaches Final Agreemen! For Cessution Of Hostilities  .     —

China’s Truce Committee Nears Final Agreement For Cessation of Battles

Near Final Agreement In China   Major Issues Settled By Truce Committee; Expect Cease Fire Order on Wednesday

Truce Is Near In China War, Leaders State   Representatives Approach Final Agreement For Ending Hostilities

Truce Arranged In China Strife; Firing To Ceasi   Government And Reds Reach Agreement 

CHINESE ACCORD TO BRING PEACE REPORTED NEAR   Most Problems Already Dis posed, Cease Fire Order Expected Tomorrow

UN Assured of Continued U.S. Co-Operation   Speech by Solon Is Direct Declaration on American Policy

SPEECH SEEN MOVE TO END SPECULATION   Says Political Change ~ Will Not Alter U. S.  Quest for Peace

UN Pledged Cooperation By Vandenberg; _ Mrs. FDR Defends Refugees’ Positio:

Continued U. §. Cooperation In UN Is Pledged   Vandenberg Says Peace Quest Will Continue Regardiess of Politics

Don t Worry  About U.S.: Vandenberg   Senator Tells U.N. Our World Policy Stands Despite Election.

Regardless Of Political Changes  First Declaration Since GOP Landslide

Vandenberg Says U. S. Support Is Assured To UNO   Speech Interpreted Among U. JN. Delegations As Move To Allay Speculation Of Possible Change  From Political Overturn Tuesday

Sen. Vandenberg Says There Will Be No Change Under Republicans   RUSSIA SILENT ON PACIFIC QUESTION:

POLITICS NOT CHANGING U.S. PEACE POLICY   FEARS OF NATIONS ARE ALLAYED BY VANDENBERG

U.S. World Policy Stands, U.N. Told   Vandenberg Allays Speculation Of Chances Due to Election

Vandenberg Reaffirms  U.S. Policy   America to Work for Peace, Support the U.N.

VandenbergTells U.N. to Continue To Count on U.S.   Declares Nation’s Support Is Above Partisan Polities

VANDENBERG GIVES U.N. ASSURANCE OF U.S, CO-OPERATION   Declares Nation Will Continue Peace ‘Effort Regardless of What Political Party Is in Power.   TALK AWAITED ON RED - PACIFIC ISLAND POLICY,   Russian Expected to Answet American Take-It-OrLeave-It Offer of Lim ited Trusteeship.

First Statement Since Tuesday s  GOP Landslide   Speech Timed to Stop Speculation on Any  Shift in U. S. Position

GOP Vietory Won't Hurt  Cooperation   Republican Leader Makes First Poliey Stand Since Vating

U.S. Pledges U. N. Support   Vandenberg Says Peac Onest Unchanged

U. 5. fo Continue Working for U.N. —Vandenberg   Statement by Senator Quiets Fears Over Election

‘Warns Assembly Nation To Stand United Regardless Of ‘Political Regime In Capital

British Seek  Iran Facts   Two Representatives Of Government Go to Scene for Answers

Cadogan Is Told To Quiz Gromykc On Evacuation   Details of Terms Of Agreement With Iran Also Sought

Gromyko Asked To Explain Real Facts Of Evacuation;  Two British MP's In Iran

Russia Asked for “The Real Facets”   British Mission Starts Trip to Iran to Make Study of Situation

Britain to Ask For Real Facts   Two British Parliament Members Leave for Iran For Inspection

British To Demand Real Facts   Delegate Instructed To Request Explanation Of Withdrawal

BRITAIN TO ASK FOR FACTS ABOUT IRAN EVACUATION   SEND MISSION TO TEHERAN FOR ON THE SPOT INQUIRY

BRITAIN WANT! EXPLANATION OF FACTS   Major Questions Prepared For Russian Delegate   Sends 2 Members To Make Inspection And Verify Reports From Moscow

British MPs Off  For lran  To See Soviet Evacuation for = @6hnrLrrr ess a

Stocks Bounce Back Strongly   Leading Issues Jump $1 to More Than $6” Per Share-::

INDIANA OFFICIALS AuT 1) ERADICATE STATE KKK THREAT   Legal Action Planned to Stop Drive for Members; Emmert and Gates to Plan Legislation.   STATEMENT MADE ABOUT SITUATION

INDIANA MAY BAR KLAN WHT LAW   Gov. Gates to Call on State Legislature to Prohibit Hooded Order

BASEBALL, RING PROBE HINTED   Assistant Attorney General Plans To Study Possible Anti-Trust Violations

Study Pro-Boxing Baseball For AntiTrust Violations   Atty. General’s Probe Is Due To Reported Bout Swindle

Justice Department to Delve into Baseball And Boxing, Seeking Anti-Trust Violations

SUGAR PRICES MOUNT; CUBAN COSTS HIGHER   CEILINGS REMOVED ON LONG LIST OF COSMETICS

More Lids Off  OPA Removal of Ceiling on Sugar to Increase Price

SUGAR PRICES ARE GOING TO BE UPPED   ‘May Be Increased As Much As Cent A Pound To Compensate Boost Given Cuba

PRICE OF SUGAR TO BE INCREASED   PRODUCTS MADE FROM IT ALSO WILL GO UP, OPA SPOKESMAN SAYS.

TRUMAN SEEKS STALIN'S AID ON FOOD PLAN   President Asks Moscow To Lend A Hand In  Feeding Europe

Truman Appeals  To Stalin on Food   Says U. S. Doing More Than Other Nations

SOVIET AID ASKED IN FOOD CRISIS   TRUMAN’S APPEAL TO STALIN FOR CO-OPERATION REMAINS UNANSWERED,

STALIN URSE TO HELP FEED WORLD'S HUNGRY   Ne Indication Of Reply Frem Premier; Famine Conditions Exaggerated   FARMERS HAVE BEEN UNJUSTLY CRITICIZED

Truman Talks To Stalin About World Food Crisis   President Says Real Facts Won’t Show Conditions As Bad As Inaccurate Reports

Stalin Aid In Crisis Sough!   Truman Says He Has Been in Touch With  Generalissimo

Truman Contacts Stalin  On World Famine Crisis  Diplomats Report Appeal for Help President Save U.S. Gives Most Ai

Truman, Stalir Discuss Food Crisis   Co-operation by U.S.S. RB. Is Solicited

APPEAL SAID SENT TO STALIN ON FOOD SITUATION  Soviets Asked To Help Starving Nations

O.P.A. AGENTS SEEK QUT. STORED MEAT IN’ PHILADELPHIA   Hope to Get Meat Back Into Regular Channels; Butcher Shops Nearly Empty

Find Meat in Philly Storage   Agents Expect to Locate About 500,000 Pounds, They Say

UNO IS FACING TEST IN IRAN   Some Statesmen Say Future Of Peace Making Body May Be at Stake

UNO SEES TOUGH QUESTION AHEAD   Russ-Iranian Quarrel Likely to Decide Fate of New Ornanization

Statesmen Say UNO’s Future Depends Upon Disposition of Iran Complaint

Iranian Issue Puts UNO to  Severe Test   Some American and British Delegates Seriously Concerned

Rep. Sparkman Lacks 28 Votes Having Majority  Unofficial Count Indicates Run-Off

Sparkman 280 Short Of Majority   Of Final Returns; Simpson Maintains Silence

Blood-Spattered Ranch Hides Clues To Murder   Parents Disappear; 16-Year-Old Held In Possible Deaths

SEEK 10 SOLVE FARM MYSTERY   Son Of Missing Couple Picked Up In California; Fragments Of Bone And Flesh Found In Farm Home.

Couple Missing 16-Year-Old Son Seized By Police   Home Blood-Spattered: Boy Denies Knowledge Of Disappearance

Boy Picked up after Fragments of Human Flesh Are Found in Empty Home

Police Quiz Boy In Mystery Of Parents; Fear Murdered   2 MIDDLETOWN CHILDREN MISSING SINCE SEPT. %

Local Negroes F; ace Death As Appeal Is Lost   kee Error Found in Con-viction of 4 Men on - Charge of Rape.

Miners Get Down To Talk Of Contract After Lewis Issues War, Peace Edict

Bargaining Is Begun On New Mine Contrac!      Both Sides Reported Ready to Negotiate Contract Details

Owners, Union Begin Working On Coal Pact   Opposing Factors Profes: Readiness to Negotiate Qu Other’s Demands

BEGIN DRAFT OF COAL PACT   Actual Bargaining on New Agreement Started By Operators, Union

BARGAINING STAGE ATTAINED IN SOFT COAL CONFERENCE   Both Sides Profess Willing: ness to Discuss Other’s Demands After “War or Peace” Ultimatum.   COMMITTEES NAMED TO WORK ON CONTRACT   Operators Ask Substitution of 40-Hour Weck Along With Guarantee Against Wildeat Strikes.

Bituminous Coal  Operators, Miners  Begin Bargaining Owners Apparently  Have Chosen Peace in Preference to War

Boy, 14, Facing Murder Charge  Child, 3, Is Victim Of Strangulation

RED CROSS DRIVE  TO BE IN MARCH   Chairmen For Various Parts of Plymouth County Named

Red Cross Campaign for 1946 Funds To Be Held In County This March

PLYMOUTH COUNTY 1946 RED CROSS DRIVE IN MARCH   Chairmen Named For Various Sub-Districts In This County

Laundry Explosion Causes Six Deaths   South Carolina Injured  List Set at 150

LAUNDRY PLANT BLAST KILLS 6   Scores Left Homeless By Explosion; Total Of 150 Injured

Death Toll Six In S. Carolina Laundry Blast   Damage to Business And Surrounding Arez May Reach Million

FLUID MILK  SALES . “DURING MARCH IS: HIGHEST ON RECORD   Sales Amount te 28,538,159 Pounds ~ Market Administrator Shipley .. Announced Today

STATE AID FOR COLLEGES HIT   Nine Denominational In. stitutions May Not Get Vet Aid

CHIANG DOWNS RED PROPOSAL TO END STRIFE   Bloody Battle Rages As Nationalists Renew Drive

Tie Vote Tangle      ‘British Demand Safeguards (for Foreign Oil in r Romania   AUTONOMY: IN. TYROL

Par ‘liamentar "y Tangle Snarls  Peace Meeting   Prompts. Senator. Vanden:  berg ti Declare “Pro’ cedure Has Been Fantastic”

British Demand Allied Nations Get Oil Payment   Parliamentary Procedure Under Discussion; OffThe-Record Talk Is Of Wallace

Romanian Oil  Before Parley   U. S. Opposes British Demand For Special Guarantees :

British Oil Interests Hit Snag In Vote   Procedure Fantastic Vandenberg Tells Commission

BRITISH WANTS FOR PETROLEUM INTEREST HALTED   Tie Vote At Peace Parley Snage Demands

Vote Ends In 7-7 Deadlock   Resulting Parliamentary Tangle Termed “Fantastic”? by Sen. Vandenberg; Britain Demands Oil Field Losses be Replaced

Britain Fails To Get Oi! Clause in Pact   Demand for Safeguard In Foreign Areas Is Deadlocked by Tie

Vandenberg _ Declare: Procedure Fantastic; Would Place Cosis on Romania

Interest. AtStake In Talks At Paris   Vandenberg Sees Procedure As  Fantastic

RITISH SNAG ARLEY WITH IL DEMANDS   yandenberg Terms Procedure Of Economic Council ‘Fantastic’

Romanian Oil Rights Voting Ends In Tangle  Italy And Austria Agree On Rights For Tyrol Peoples

Says Thousands Already Starving  Hoover Str 5 Ne eC of Con nian Les

Leftists Win in ltalian Citres   Appear to Point to Enforced Union of Divided Opposition

M. R. P. Spokesman Says French Voting Averted “A Marxist Majority”

President Pleads With AFL for High Production Level  ‘Secure Abundance Will Come Through Worker Capacity’

Time of Plenty Near: President   Labor, Industry, Government Co-operation Necessary, Truman Tells A. F. L. Convention

Full Cooperation of Industry, “Labor and Government Held Key to Production   PRESIDENT ‘MESSAGES » .  €ONVENTION OF AFL

‘Full Production’ . is Compelling Need Truman Tells AFL   Urges Cooperation of _ Industry, Government And Labor, in Speech

TRUMAN CALLS FOR LABOR AID   AFL Asked to Cooperate With U. S., Industry

PRESIDENT TRUMAN TELLS AFL AMERICA NEEDS COOPERATION  PRESENT ‘MOST COM-~ PELLING NEED IS FULL, SUCTAINEN PRONIICTION

President Declares Full Production Is Need of Nation  Message to Labor Meeting Calls For Co-Operation

TRUMAN BELIEVES U.S. ONTHRESHOLE OF ABUNDANT LIFE   Third Party Proposed at.Chi cago Sut Leaders See % BMace Manmod

Abundance Near; Need Cooperation To Attain Goal, Truman Tells AFL

America Told To Produce   Indeusiry., fa0er. Gerernment Must Aid. Truman Says

Co-Operation Nation's Need: Truman To AFL   Abundance If Industry, Labor, Government Join Hands, Convention Told.

TRUMAN ASKS LABOR'S HELP   President Says Cooperation Key To Prosperity

UNO Meeting Opens; War Ban Considerec   Note Of Harmony Marks First Session; King Stresses Importance Of Peace Security

5l Nations Open”  First Session of. U.N.O- in London  Assemble ‘at Westminste 0 lac 6M   Aseemble at Westminster in Historic Meeting to Bring Body to Active Life

UNO Order  Is Launched   f Hex  Organization Comes To Life In England

‘Historic Session Begins... .. Harmony Reigns  As Delegates Of 51 Nations Meet

Influenza No Longer Has Lethal Punch, Says Rockefeller Scientist

Civil War Is Raging in Changchun   Communists Are Driving the Nationalists Back

Marshall Hopes To Halt Bitter Interior Til   Chinese Are Baftling ine Communists For Vital Point

GOVT. FORCES BEATEN BACK IN CHANGCHUN   Street Fighting Rages As Reds Advance Into Capital

SEARCH PARTIES TRYING TO REACH PLANE WRECKAGE ATTEMPT TO SCALE  PEAK WHERE FLIERS REPORTED EVIDENCE

Storm Prevents Hunt for Plane   Searchers fot for Wreck of Air Liner Are Tumed Back

MUSSOLINI'S BODY FOUND   Recovered From Pavia Convent; Fascist Held

MUSSOLINI'S BODY FOUND IN MONASTERY  Two Monks, Three Laymen in Custody

BODY OF IL DUCE FOUND BY POLICE   Monk’s Tip Leads To Stoler Corpse In Monastery

Duce's Body Found In Trunk At Monastery; * Two Monks Held For  Police Questioning

Announce Finding Muscolini’s Body   Fouud ta Trank At Pavis  Monastary; Spirited Away Last April 22

Mussolini’s Bo@y Found In Monastery   Il! Duce’s Remains, Stolen in April, In Trunk

Quake Refugee Cities Springing Up In Terrified Dominican Republic

Students Are Ordered To Report This Month  Far Phyvcical Fxams. -

Students Are Ordered Teo. Report This. Month  ‘Ear Physical Fxame..

U.S. STEEL WOULD OKAY TRUMAN'S PROPOSAL IF PRICE RISE FOR PRODUCT IS MADE LARGE ENOUGH

Appropriations For Combatting Various Diseases   . C. Would Benefit In Venereal Disease and Maiavia Control Projects

RAPID GAINS IN SYPHILIS FIGHT   Government To Put Wartime Rapid Treatment Centers On Permanent Basis.

Perishes in Fire   (uiches Hand In Saw   Hitler Had No Idea How To Defeat Yank Forces

Hitler Didn’t Have Plan to Whip the U. S.   Confessed Lack of Strategy Only Month After He Declared War.

Operation Set At Municipal Port Nov. 5   Service Is Hailed As Great Boon To  ‘Formers Of Area

Police End Flight Of Military Prisoner Who Jumped Train  Soldier Forced Farmer to Drive Him to Kansas City

Officers Catch Gun Folie &. ie   SIQUX CENTER SOLDIER TELLS ABOUT ESCAPE OF oeplenNeS -

Tomorrows Headlines Today TWO ARE KILLED AND SIX HURT IN CRASH OF AIR MAINLINER

ELLIS DOCUMENT HELD NOT A WILL   Probate Court Decision Favors Widow of Library Owner   LIBRARY IS AT kK. L

ELLIS DOCUMENT HELD NOT A WILL   Probate Court Decision Favors Widow of Library Owner

Baruch Seeks Early Vote on Atomic Control   Hope Brightens That Russia Will Now Accept Plan

a naar olan amma: 1  UN Atomie Commission Meets  To Debate Plan For Controls   Baruch Expected to Insist on Acceptance U. S. Plan [n Full.

Commission Summoned Today... .  ‘Baruch Will Press For Immediate Vote In UN On Atomic Control Plan

Atomic Control Debate Begins  Baruch To Press For U.S. Plan Vote

Price Control Amendments Ma Up Living Costs   Restrict Absorption. Program; Lick Threat of Runaway Inflation

Living Costs May Rise Though OPA Continues ‘Til “47   Amendment Restricting Cost Absorption Will  Boost Prices

INCREASE IN LIVING COSTS ARE EXPECTEL   Congressmen Issue  Warning Following Action to Extend  OPA.

CONGRESSMEN WARN OF HIGHER oOST OF LIVING   OPA Amendments May Boost Costs by 500 Million

ECONOMIC POLICY COMMIT_ TEE DECLARES THERE IS ’ NO NECESSITY FOR DE ,  ~ PRESSION      By ARTHUR F. HERMANN

RECOMMENDS “CORRECTIVE” LABOR LAWS   House Group Also Wants Budget Cut to 30 Billions

Coal Strike  Marks Time; Miners Gain Needed Rest   Peaceful Situation Follows Closedown

No Settlement Of Coal Strike   Strike Is One Of Most Peaceful In History.

EARLY END OF COAL STRIKE NOT IN SIGHT   President of Mine Union Meets With Operators In Washington Todav   PROPOSALS REJECTED

COAL STRIKE IS STILL PEACEFUL   No Sign Of Settlement In Three-Day Old Miners’ Walkout.

Guv B. Park Suffers Heart Attack, Dies   Former Governor Collapsed in Hotel Room in Capital City

Collapsed and Died In His  Hotel Room Today; Was  Attending Court. .   DIES OF HEART ATTACK   His Death Occurred at 8:45 After He Had Returned From Breakfast.

Guy B. Park, Ex-Governor, Dies Suddenly   Heart Attack Fatal In Hotel Room At Jefferson City

Soviet Envoy Opposes UN's Spanish Plan   Gromyko Opens Bitter Attack On Probe Report

REDS REJECT COMPROMISE ON FRANCO   " United Nations Plan for Spain Is Turned Down

Gromyko Opposes Compromise Plan In Spanish Case   Did Not Invoke Power Of Veto

Gromyko Blasts Compromise on Franco Spain   Russ Delegate Refrains From Using Veto, However

Gromyko Balks Compromise on Spanish Questior   Raps Modification, of Sub-Committee Report, U.N. Council Adjourns

Compromise Is Assailed By Russian  Disagrees With U. 5. Proposal

COMPROMISE PLAN IS NOT LIKED BY THE RUSSIANS   Don’t Want Spanish Question Referred to the General Assembly.   A. A. GROMYKO OBJECTS      However, He Did Not at This Point Invoke His Power to Veto.

GROMYKO DISAGREES ON SPAIN QUESTION   Compromise Assembly Plar Is Bone Of Contention —

RUSSIA’S GROMYKO IN OPPOSITION T0 PLAN TO COMPROMISE ISSUE   UNITED STATES GIVES COUNCIL PROPOSAL TO MODIFY CONDEMNATION

GROMYKO OBJECTS   Opposes U. S. Plan to Refer Spanish Question to U. N. Assembly

Red.Balk  On France Plan =   Gromyko Ter Terms Com“promise Referring Issue to Assembly a  Danderous Precedent

COUNCIL ADJOURNS WITHOUT DECIDING SPANISH QUESTION   'Gromyko Fails to Invoke  Power of Veto on Come Dromica Pranacal

Soviet Russia Disagrees With Plan On Spain   Opposes Compromise To Leave Breaking Diplomatic Relations Up to  General Assembly

Gromyko Balks At Compromise   Against UN Assembly Getting Spain Probe

—UN COUNCIL Issue Put  Off Until Monday   Another Solution Must Be Sought By Delegates

Veto Power Not Invoked By Gromyko   Security Council Would Refer Question to General Assembly

Few Coal Mines Are Operating   Miners Remain At Home Despite Action Of U. 5. Mine Seizures

Miners Ignore Pits Seizure, Stay at Home   Army Protects : Federal Operations; Lewis, Kruz Confer

NO EXTREME TURN   Senator Bridges Predict: No Decided Change an G. O. P.

Asserts GOP Aims To Follow Middle Course   Senator Bridges Declare: California Governor As Type Of Man In Mind

' Boyle Leaves Orient To Revisit Europe’s Battlefields; ‘Compares Asia Of Today With Russia After Last War

Orient Looms As Cradle Of New Liberty) Or Womb Of Another War For World

Hal Boyle Bids Goodby to Orient; He Will Revisit the Battlefields of Europe

E.E.Lyman Heads Knights Templar   York Rite Bodies End Convention

Lewistown Masor ls Named to Head Commandery  Elsworth E. Lyman is Honored at Helena Gathering

E.E.Lyman Heads Knights Templar  - York Rite Bodies   York Rite Bodies End Convention

UN Action On Franco Is Opposed   Hear British Reject Plan  Proposed by France

SPAIN ASKED FOR QUSTING OF FALANGISTS   Great Britair, France And United States  Snub Franco Regime

33 Servicemen Die in Twin Air Disasters   26 Army and Navy Men Bound for Ogden From Stockton Crash in Sierras; : -B-29 From Honolulu Seen Near. Truckee

CUERO YOUTH AMONG NAVY MFN KILLER   Two Military Planes Involved In New Crashes

BRITAIN TO PUT AFRICAN AREAS UNDER UNO:   fo Establish Transordan as Sovereign Independent.State

SENATE PROFIT PROBE T0 GET FULL REPORTS   Mead Wants to Know Who Produced Shells and Number Gis Killed

Full Report is Sought By High Official   Many Casualties Resulted During Bulge Battle

ORDER PROBE IN ARMY’S USE OF FAULTY SHELLS   On Trail of Cases More Sensational Than Garsson Inquirn

U.S. Army Orders Investigation Of Faulty Shells   Midwest Munitions Combine Jeopardized “Battle of the Bulge”

Bad Shells Killed American Soldiers   ‘Mortar Projectiles Blew Up in Battle of Bulge; Full Inquiry Ordered by War Department

Defective Shell Use Studied _   War Department Says Report Being Made .~ for Probe Committee

RDER PROBE F SHELLS THAT ILLED YANKS   New Scandal In War Contracts

Disclosure By Senate Committee   Probe of Munitions Combine Reveals Bad Shells Killed U. S. Soldiers

Investigation Ordered by Navy Secretary of by Army Secretary of Mortar Projectiles Used in Europe.   OTHER COMPANIES MAY BE INVOLVED

MORE SCANDAL IN WAR PROFITS TO BE AIRED   Senator Says Probers 0; Trail Of Cases ‘Loaded With Dynamite’

Bad Shells Probed by War Dept   They Killed G.!.’s; Of Type Henry Garsson Helped To Design.

Defective Shell Probe Underway   Profits Inquiry Hears Mortar Ammunition Killed U. S. Gunners

Army Order: Detective  Shell Probe   ‘Full Report’ To Senate Committee Promised

CHECK ALL BLASTS WHICH VF) MEN   uble Caused by ells Garsson Iped to Design

Army Orders Probe of Shells — Made by Combine Which Were Faulty, Killed U.S. Troops

Action Follows Testimony in Garsson Case   Explosives Blew Up in Yanks’ Faces, Committee Hears

INVESTIGATION OF DEFECTIVE SHELLS THAT VITED VANCE INL EBANCE IC G@RDEREN TODAY

(Peanut Crop  Ts In Danger   Nails Are Lacking For Drying Stacks

Sounds Nutty, But Peanut Farmers Being Hard Hit By Nail Shortage

Report Lewis  Calls Meeting For Wednesday   Policy Committee Summon ed For Anticipated New Strike Developments

UNION CHIEFS RECEIVE GALL FOR MEETING   LEWIS SUMMONS UMW POLICY GROUP FOR CONFERENCE REGARDING PROBABLE SEIZURE OF MINES

GOV'T EXPECTED 10 SEIZE COAL MINES  Lewis’ Swrtimons —250-Man Daliey fommittae Tn ff.

Policy Board Called as Min Seizure Nears   Soft Coal Truce to End Saturday; Government May Step in Wednesday

New Stabilization Formula Affords Quick Price Help   At Same Time f+ Imposes Stern Wage Controls in Effort To Halt Inffasian

New Formula Gives Speedier Price Aid But Imposes Stern Anti-Inflation Wage Controls

STABILIZATION FORMULA WILL ‘AID INDUSTRY   But It Imposes Stern Wage Controls to Head Off Inflation.   Policy Provides General Pay Hikes Musi Be Federally Approved.

INTERPRETATION OF NEW POLICY   Industry To Get Speedier - Price Help; Wage Controls Firm.   BY MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH

Speedier Price Relief, Tight Wage Controls   Top Limit Clamped On How Much More A Worker Can Get

Truman’s Formula Provides Speedier Price Relief For Industry But Impose Stern New Wage Controls To Head Off Inflation

AmericanIndustry Will Get Speedier Price Help Under New Stabilization Formula

INDUSTRY WILL GET FAST PRICE HELP FROM U.S,   New Formula Sets Stiff Wage Controls to Check Inflation

Industrial Peace Formula Will Provide Fast Price Relief And Tight Wage Curh

Appeals For Firm Holding    Yowll Pav More With Same Income Under New Wage-Price Squeeze Play Formula

CREDITS WILL BE GIVEN TO NATION HELD AS FRIENDL'   UL S. Making No Effort to En slave Countries By Financia] Help

Needy Nations, U. S. Friends To Get Loans   Byrnes Answers Red's Charge Of ‘Economic Enslavement’

‘DOLLAR DIPLOMACY’ BLAST HIT BY BYRNES   Friendly Nations, However To Get Loan Preference

G.0.P. LOOKS TO MIDWEST FOR CHAIRMAN   Would Also Like Congressman to Succeed Brownell

GOP SEEKING NEW CHAIRMAN FOR CAMPAIGN   Convinced Good Opportunity Now Exists For Comeback In Fall

ICKES WANTS TIDELANDS AS RESERVE   Asks Rejection OF Bill Giving Rights to States

Secretary Ickes Favors Federal Tideland Contro   Senate Committee Is Asked To Turn Down Legislation  Possed By House

Coastal Oil Lands Urged  For Reserve   Ickes Appears Before Senate

Details Secret But A Essential Points Known   Small Nations Beaten in Attempt to’ Eliminate, Modify .Power

British Veto Plan Studied By Big Five   Small Nations Suffer Setback In UN Session

MAJOR POWERS SMASH HOPE FOR VETO BAN   But Delegates Study Plan to Decrease Use of System

Study British Plan On Veto   Seeks to Soften Use of Veto in UN Assembly

STUDY PLAN TO SOFTEN VETO'S USE   British Proposal . Being Considered

BRITAIN AIMS AT SOFTENING VETO   SUBMITS PLAN AFTER SMALL NATIONS LOSE ATTEMPT TO MODIFY

BIG FIVE’ SCAN BRITISH IDEA T0 CURB VETO USE   Small Nations Are Defeatec In Efforts To Smash Or Eliminate System

New Plan On Veto Studied   British Offer New Draft to  Ministers

Big Five Study British Veto Plan   France Expected To Propose That Debate Be Suspended

U.S. And Great Britain Oppose Albanian Plea   eee  SECURITY COUNCIL TC CONSIDER REQUEST OF NATION

Albanian Reply Given Scrutiny  May Be Rejected As Unsatisfactory

BETHESDA ATTORNEY IS GIVEN TEN YEARS   Homer Hendricks Gets Maximum Penalty Provided By Jury For Murdering His Wile

POWER COMPANY TURNS 10 OIL   Huge Cleveland - Generator. To Save on Coal

FIREMEN OVERCOME BY GA:   Eighteen Are Treated for Fumes at Kansas City Hospital

Getting the Goods Is Main Problem, Green Tells Labor   America Now on Road to State Socialism, He Says in Rockford

BABY IS KILLED BY BOY ‘SITTER’   Scout, 14, Admits Strangling Tot in Effort To Halt Crying Of Girl, 3

7,000 THREATEN TO LEAVE WORK IN NINE STATES   St. Louis-San Francisco Line Is Ime volved: See Action in Electric Strike

Miners Assail Company Rules   Reopen Royalty Demand ln. Washinaton

Mine Workers Tip Hand  On Demands   Will Again Demand Royalty on Soft Coal For Welfare Program

UNION TO ASK COAL ROYALTY   CIO Leaders Tip Hand On Welfare Fund During Contract Parley

eeEeEeE—eeeEeEE———— eel ee  OPA Steps Up Drive Against Dealers in ‘Death Trap’ Tires

Wise Decries Broken Faith’ In Palestine   Urges Western Powers To Abandon ‘Cynical Disrevard’

APPROVAL IS GIVEN 10 56 ITEM AGENDA   Path Is Cleared For Consideration Of Major Issues

UN Adopts Agenda: Plans Full Debate On Arms and Spain   Burst of Speed Marks Assembly’s Decision to Take Up 56 Items for Discussion; Brief Flurry on Floor

Russian Plan For Disarming Will Be Airee   Spanish Question Also-to be Thoroughly Discussed by UN

SOVIET ARMS PLAN 10 GET AIRING INU. N   ASSEMBLY SPEEDED UP TO TACKLE PROBLEMS

Agenda of 56 Items Approved for U. N. General Assembly; Ukrainian Foreign Minister Lashes Out at Cuba and  Anectralia.

UN Will Debate Arms Proposal  Spanish Question To Get Thorough Airina

UN To Study Soviet Disarmament Plan   Assembly Delegates Make Progress At Session; To Probe Franco Setup

U.N. TO DEBATE ARMS LIMITATION AND SPANISH ISSUF   Two Questions Expected to Be Sent to Floor at Eariy Date by Political Committee.   MEETING APPROVES A 56-ITEM AGENDA   Ukrainian Delegate Atiacks Cuba and Australia for Advocating Change in  Veto System.

ARMS, FRANCO CLEARED FOR UNOS ACTION   Assembly Takes On 56~- Item Agenda After One Hour Debate

Disarmament and Spanish Question On U.N. Agenda   ‘Assembly to Consider Big Program of 56 Items

Arms Slash, Spain Put on U.N. Agenda  Commitee Work Begins Today on  EY Fae, Gee Venn.

U.N.Votes Debate On Arms, Spain   Ukrainian Minister Attacks Cuba, Australia Pleas to Revise Veto

LIMITATION OF ARMAMENTS ON SCHEDULE OF UN   Spanish Question Will Also Be Discussed By Full  Aceamhle   BURST OF SPEED WAS NOTED YESTERDAY

War Leader to Oppose Blue in June Primary   Hits Administration Or Eldora Affair, Service men’s Problems

Gov. Blue Is to Have Opposition At tae Primary   General Olmstead Says He'll Be Candidate for the Republican Nomination in June

WILL OPPOSE BLUE IN GOP JUNE PRIMARY   Indicates Eldora Riots and Housing to Be Mator Issues.

Gen. Olmsted Enters Race For Governo!   Will Oppose Gov. Blue At Primaries on  June 3

To Oppose Robert Blue In Primary   General Announces His Candidacy For Republic an Nomination.

rackinghouse Workers ~ To Take Strike Vote   ‘ultist Fatally Bitten by Snake  At Funeral of Another Victim

NATION FACES HUGE SHORTAGE OF MEAT   New OPA Ceiling Prices Go Into Fffeet Tonight

ND. RYHERD VICTIM OF FFP ACCIDENT   y to Be Re turned re for Funeral Burial

CAFES AUTHORIZED TO CHARGE 15 PCT. MORE FOR MEALS   Higher Ceilings Effective Oc tober 10 — Apply When Patrons Are Served Meat.   NEW RESTAURANT REGULATIONS SOON   Increase Comes on Heels of Attempt by OPA to Roll Back Prices to June 30 Levels.

Increase in Meal Prices Allowed  Boost Will Become Effective Oct. 10

Restaurants Get 15 Per Cent Hike On Meat Dishes  OPA Allows  Increa: _ Over Prices in Effect Lf \ Scan me 2n

Cafes Granted 15 Pet. Boost   OPA Announces Price Lint Bar All Mesa Menla

COMMISSIONERS FAIL TO APPROVE COUNTY PAYROLL: NG: FUNDS,   LEGAL STEPS THREATENED IF CONDITION IS NOT CLARIFIED SOON

COMMISSIONERS FAIL TO APPROVE COUNTY PAYROLL; NO FUNDS,  a } “STEPS: THREATS « ENED IF CONDITION S NO’ CLADIZTIEN cnA

Krug Says Government Has Not Surrendered To Lewis’ S Demand For New Coal Contrac   President Truman Makes Flat Dictum That There Will Be No Coal Strike

U.S. SURRENDER 10 LEWIS DEMANDS DENIED BY KRUG   Says Calling of Coal Canfer. ence Complies Only With ‘Request fer Meeting

MORE STORM SIGNALS FLY ON COAL STRIKE   Krug Denies Government Yielding To Lewis on Contract Issues

Krug Will Meet Lewis; No Coal Strike—Truman   Interior Chief Says Gov't Has. Not Surrendered

Not Through Yet Government Has Not Given In ‘To John L. Lewis. Krua Says

KRUG ASSERTS, HOWEVER, U. 8. HASN'T GIVEN IN   Emphasizes Position After Truman Declares There Will Be No Walkout

Truman Says There Will Be No Strike  No Surrender To UMW Boss—Krug

‘No Strike,’ Prediction Of Truman   Secretary of Interior Refuses To Assure Reopening of Coniraci

COAL SITUATION IS STATUS QUO   Krug Says Government Not Bowing to Lewis’ Demand or New Contract

Krug Says Government Has Not Given In Despite Truman No Strike Order

KRUG ACTION ON COAL HELD NO ‘SURRENDER   Telegram To Lewis Called Compliance With Request For Meeting Only

TRUMAN SIGNALS NO COAL STRIKE   President Makes Flat Statement Miners Won't Walk Out   ‘NO SURRENDER MADE’

STORM SIGNALS CONTINUE TO FLY DESPITE DICTUM   KRUG DECLARES U. S. HAS NOT GIVEN IN TO JOHN L. LEWIS

Interior Secretary Krug Also Says Government Has Not Surrendered to Lewis on Demands.   CONFERENCE BETWEEN FACTIONS ARRANGED

Krug Denies Surrendering ToUMW Chie   Lewis and Collison To Meet Friday On Coal Issue

Deny Surrender To Lewis but He Gets Pay Parley   Krug Bows to Mine Leader's Ultimatum On Nov. 1 Meeting

Krug Indicafe: New Contract Not Planned   Mine Chief And Federal Agent To Meet Friday

President Reports Strike ‘Off,’ But Krug Refuses to Alter Stand; Mine Contract Not Yet Reonened

SAYS U. S. HASN'T BOWED 10 U. M. W.   Krug Declares Arrangement for Meeting Lewis Requested Not Necessarily Decision to Meet His Demands.

KNUCKLING TO LEWIS DENIED BY SECRETARY   Krug Says U. S. Did Not Surrender, Although Coal Strike {¢ Off.

No Surrender To Lewis By  (Government   No Coal Strike, But Krug Says Scheduled Talks Will Not Be  Contract Reopening

Krug Denies Surrender Tc  John Lewis   But Truman Says At White House There Will Be No Coal Strike

GOP MOVES 10 EASE ANTESTRIKE LEGISLATION   House Passage Is Predicted on Amended Version of Case Bilil

STRONG MOVE REPORTED IN REPUBLICAN RANKS TO . SOFTEN PROVISIONS OF SUBSTITUTE.

SENTIMENT FOR EASING CASE * BIT eRAWS   Republicans Favor Softening to. Avoid -: “Anti-Labor” Label

Peace Meet Will Open On July 29   Ministers Grant Red Reparations Split on Source:

Ministers Fix Date For Peace Meet Opening   Continue Wrestle With Question Of Italian Reparations

Reparations Are Awarded To Russians   Peace Treaty invitations Will be Sent to Other Allied Nations

BIG-4 AGREE ON EUROPEAN PEACE PARLEY   Conference Opening Is Set by Ministers For July 29

Byrnes Finally Wins Out Over Stubborn Soviet   Italians Must Pay Russia Reparations  Of 100 Millions

Jn Reparations From _Italy. Byrnes. Makes Concession to Soviet Claims. Molotov Opposes American Demand

PARLEY 10 DRAFT EUROPEAN PAGTS WILL BE IN PARIS   Big Four Foreign Ministers Agree to Give Russia $100,000,000 in Reparations From Etaly.   COLLECTION METIIOD AN ISSUE, HOWEVER   Some of Money to Be Taken From Current Production, But the Exact Proportion  Is Not Agreed Upon.

Peace Parley Is Scheduled For July 29   Foreign Ministers To Consider Italy Until Issue Settled

BREACH OVER VETO ISSUE IS WIDENING   Russio's Stand On Veto Question Muddies Ouilook at Success of U. _N. Council Meeting   SEE LITTLE PROGRESS

Molotey Makes Appointment To See Byrnes   Purpose of Private Conference Is Not Disclosed

MOLOTOV PLANS BYRNES VISIT   Expect Discussions of  Russia-U. §. Problems

Order Young Girl Slaver Of Father Held Nine Years   Janet Lind Will Be Held In Custedavy Until She Is 21. Judge Decides

Tip by Geisha Girl Leads to  Army Discovery   Tell How Japs Dumped Two Truck Loads of Metal for Building “New Japan”

Japan Looking To The Future  i ataben Civl’s Tip Leads To Two Truckload Of Gold Worth Two Billions In Tokyo Bay

Geisha Girl Tips U.S. to Gold Cache In Tokyo Bay Mud   Japanese Army Officer Were Going to Use Horde for Building Up Japan

Precious Metal Ingots Worth Two Billion Dollars Found Dumped In Mud Of Tokyo Bay   Was To Be Used In Building Up A Greater Japan After Things Quieted Down

2 Billion in Ingots Found in fokyo Bay   Geisha Girl's Tip Leads to Discovery of Metals, Intended for “Building Up Greater Japan After Things Have Quieted Down.”

$2 Billion in Jap Gold Found In Tokyo Bay   Gold, Platinum Ing ots Buried by Military on Eve of Defeat

Two Billion Dollar Japanese Treasure Cache Found :  .- + Geisha Girl’s Tip Leads Americans To 2 Truckloads Of Ingots In Mud Of Tokuo Rau

HUGE HOARD OF METALS FOUND IN TOKYO BA)   Valuable Ingots Earmarked fo: ‘Building a Greater Japan,’ AMG Is Told

$2 Billion Recovered In Tokyo Bay by Army   Geisha Girl’s Tip Originated From Wealthy Japanese Civilians Opposed To Military Nins

Geisha Girl's Tip Leads to Jap Treasure Find   By FRANK L. WHITE

Discover About 2 Billion In Metal in Tokyo Bay Mud   Original Tip Came From Geisha Girl

$2 Billion Treasure Is Found In Tokyo Bay Mud On ‘Planted’ Geisha’s Tip

GEISHA GIRL’S TIP REVEALS  CACHE OF JAP METAL IN BAY   Hoard Worth Two Billions Found  In Mud Oft Tokyo Bay Waterfront

Tokyo Bay Is Hiding Place  Of V dshdes   Geisha House Tip Leads Americans To Precious Metals

Army Finds Jap Treasure In Tokyo Bay   Geisha House Tip Leads to Discovery Of Hoarded Ingots Beneath the Water

Geisha House Tip Leads to Large Hoard Of Precious Metals Under Tokyo Bay

Geisha Girt Gives Yanks Tip on Gol   Ingots Dumped in Tokyo Bay by Jap Officers For Future Use.

Tokyo Bay Yields Gord   Two Billion in Ingots Found by Army on Tip of Geisha Girl

LOTS OF YEN THERE, SON  Geisha Girl Tip-Off Leads To Tons Of Buried Ingots

Jap Treasure Is Discovered In Tokyo Bay   Precious Metals Reported Valued At $2,000,000.000

Japs Hide Huge Hoard of Metals In Tokyo Bay   Geisha House Tip Leads U. S. Officials To Startling Find

Treasure in Metals Found In Tokyo Bay   Truckloads of Precious Ingots Discovered on Information Obtained From Geisha Girl

Gold, Platinum Worth ) Billion In Tokyo Bay   U. S. Authorities Informed, Recover Ingots From Mud

2 Billion Ingot Horde Found in Tokyo Bay   Geisha House T ip Leads Americans To Rich Haul of Platinum and Gold

Geisha Girl’s Tip Reveals Precious Metal Ingots Buried in Tokyo Bay

Jap Treasure Found In Mud of Tokyo Bay   Geisha House Tip Leads to Discovery of Precious / Astals Estimated Worth $2,000,000,000; Hidden by Officers   Dumped Off Wharf

 . e ‘Two Billions In Precious  Metals Found   Geisha Girl's Tip Leads To Discovery In Mud Of Tokyo

Yanks Uncover Two Billions In Precious Metal Japs Had Hidden In Tokyo Bay’s Mud

Geisha Girl’s Tip To Officer Uncovers Jap Treasure Hoard Worth Two Billion:

Geisha Girl's Tip Leads to Discovery Of Vast Fortune in Mud of Tokyo Bay

Geisha Girl’s Tip Leads To Discovery Of Precious Metal Ingots Valued At 2 Billion American Dollars Sunk In Mud Of Tokyo Bay   Overheard By Officer«

LARGE JAP HOARD OF METALS FOUND UNDER TOKYO BAY   Gold, Silver and Platinum, Hidden by Militarists, Discovered After Geisha House Tip.   VALUE IS ESTIMATED AT 2 BILLION DOLLARS   Americans Begin Taking Treasure From Mud—Expected to Be Used to Pay War Reparations.

Treasure Trove Found in Japan   Geisha Girls Tip Leads to Metal Ingots Worth Two Billion

Geisha Girl's Story Uncovers $2,000,000,000 in Tokyo Bay   Tip Leads Aities to Two Truckloads of Precious Metals Sunk in Bottom Mud by Japs.

1 Yanks Act on Geisha Girl’s Tip, Find $2 Billion Japanese Hoard In Tokyo Bc

Discover  Tokyo Bay Gold Cache   Geisha’s Tip Leads - Army to $2 Billion Hoard Submerged Near Loading Dock

RIOTERS KILL JEWS DURING . POLISH RIOT   ARMY TROOPS ALERTED TO PREVENT SPREAD OF ANTI JEWISH OUTBREAK  ‘IN NATION

Hoodlums Roar City of Kielce In Bloody Drive      Poland Moves to Stop Anti-Semitic Slaughterinags

Poland Moves To Check Anti- Jewish Outbreaks   50 Reported Killed, 100 Injured in Anti-Semitic ~ Riots Blamed on Fascists

EPOCH ENDED AS BOB LaFOLLETTE LOSES AT POLLS   Gov. Goodland, 83, Wins In Wisconsin For Third Time

Child Welfare Funds Available For Missouri  ee oe to Ge Ben sits of

MEAT CONTROLS WILL BE HELD; PORTER UPSET   Shortage Termed Major Factor In War on Inflation, President Silent

Stabilization or Steak Is Issue, Declares Porter   WASHINGTON, Oct. 5 (P) —Price Administrator Paul Porter told the meat-hungry nation today the issue is steak or stabilization.

Price Administrator Defends His Price Ceilings before Mcat-Hungry Nation

OPA Ceilings Defended  Meat - Hungry Nation Is Told Issue Is Steak or Stabilization

Issue Is Meat Or Stability   OPA Administrator Tells Meat- Hunery Nation: Defends  His Price Ceilings

32 Missing Off Wrecked Liner   Still Unaccounted For; Check Lists

32 Persons Are Missed         Passengers ‘Aboard Wukon Are Checked

Check Shows 465 Rescued  From Yukon   Alaskan Liner Known To Have Had 497 Passengers and Crew Members Aboard When Driven onto Rocks

32 Persons From Liner Missing   Last Known Survivors Are Landed; Stragglers - May Come In

LOOK FOR MISSING   Thirty-Two Persons Unaccounted for on the Liner, Yukon

Thirty-Two Persons Not Accounted  For by Rescuers  Check Is Being Made Of Yukon Liner’s List of Passengers

32 Missing From Wrecked Liner  Yukon Passenger List Being Checked

32 MISSING IN SHIP DISASTER      Recheck List of Survivors Of Broken Liner Yukon

Thirty-Two Not Accounted For In Yukon Wreck   Crew And Passenger Lists Being Checked To  Learn Names Missing

32 UNACCOUNTED FOR FROM WRECKED SHIP   All Of Seward Watches Sea For Any Sign Of Missing

3) PERSONS STILL MISSING IN YUKON WRECK   Lists Rechecked to -Learn Names of Lost; No Bodies Discovered

ecret ession  eld  Prace OM ficere   Press Officers  Will Not Talk

Big Four To Work  in Secret   Ministers Adopt News Ban Policy As They Redouble Peace Treaty Efforts

Ministers Work On Trieste Issue   Policy of Secrecy Imposed in Course of Lengthy Discussion

‘Nashport Medal Winner Fights Dillon Dam: ‘His Eight-Acre Farm in Reservoir Area

STUDENT HERE IS WINNER IN ART CONTEST   Jordan Fetty Wins Award It “Scholastic Magazine” Contest

Mrs. Aug. Muecke  Died Saturday .  Had Lived’ In’: - County 70'Véare ~*~

Mrs. Aug. Muecke  Died Saturday —  Had Lived In: - County’ 70'‘Years ~

Peron Asserts Braden Headed Vast Spy Ring   Former U.S. Ambassador  Charged With Blackmail  OM! Aeocoentine Fiens

International City Would Be Near New York   Residents Of Area Chosen Sounding Vigorous Protests

N, Y.-CONNECTICUT BORDER PROPOSED FOR U.N. 0. HOME   Organization's Site Comumittee Recommends Tract of Land 40 to 50 Miles Square.   AREA IS SERVED BY MANY RAILROADS   Center 33 Miles From Nation’s Largest City— League Expected to Act Within a Week.

Tract Of Land In Connecticut  UNO Home Site      Location Recommended Is 40 to 50 Syuare Miles.in. , Size; ' New, York. City,.: . Suggested ‘as Interim

UNO SITE WILL BE NEARN, Y.C.   40 to 50:Square Mile Tract On New York-Connecticut Border Is Chosen . —~

N. Y.-Connecticut UNO Site Favored   Committee Report Also Approves Hyde Park

Connecticut Area Suggested For UNO Home      Greenwich - Stamford Area Recommended; New York As Interim Site. °   IBE PERMANENT SITE

N.Y.-Conn.Site Chosen for .  UNO Capital   . Tract on Border Gains Backing Of Subcommittee

‘Tract On New York-Connecticut Border At Stamford Picked For UNO Home

UNO Site 33 Miles From NYC Urged   Residents of Two-State Area Begin Protesting

Committee Recommends Site of International City For Headquarters of U.N. O.

Site Located As UNO City   Connecticut Border ‘Tract Recommended

Part Of Greenwich, Conn., Is Included In Recommended UNO Headquarters Site

2-STATE AREA IS FAVORED FOR NEW UNO HOME   New York City Suggested For Interim Headquarters

GOVERNMENT CLAIMS SLAV {PLOT:‘ON FOOT TO GAIN  AEE 0-8-0 M-Y—FOR 3 MACEDONIA ‘

ARMY ALERTED IN COAL CRISIS      Commanders Ready to Send Troops to Mines Upon Request of Krug

Governors Speak To Carolinians   Two Carolinas Hear Array of Speakers At “Fourth” Celebrations

End to All Price Controls Urged   Committee Report Te Made Dahlin

C. of C. Asks Price Control  End by Oct. 3]   Chamber Makes Plea As Vinson Asks OPA  Extension for Year

END OF PRICE CONTROL URGED BY CHAMBER   _Move is Made for Rent Exemption by 31st of October

National C. of. Wants Price Reins  Off By Oct. 31   Vinson Reports U. S. Now Is Well on Way To Balanced Budget

Demand All Price Control Be Ended In Next 7 Months   Progressive Elimination of All Except Rent Controls Asked by C. of C. Directors; Retirement of Debt Also Urged

End to All Price Controls Urged  Committee Report Is Made Public

U. S. Chamber AsksEndfo — Price Controls  Directors: Urge. Move by Oct. 31 Rents Exempted

End Of Price Controls Asked  Vinson Backs OPA Extension For Year

Chamber Urges Price Control End Oct. 31s!   National Directors Would End Control of Prices Within 7 Months

U. S. Commerce Directors Ask End of Controls  Chamber Wishes to Eliminate Everything but Rent Ceilings

C. of C. Asks Price Contro! Elimination By Oct. 31   Rents Excepted By U.S. Chamber; Treasury Pleads For OPA. Extension

Chamber Of Commerce Asks Elimination Of All Controls, Except Rent

PRICE CONTROLS HIT RY C. OF €.   ELIMINATION ASKED BY OCT. 31—WOULD RETAIN RENT  CEILINGS,

Fifty Democrats Attack Hannegan   May Demand His Removal From Party Helm.

Fifth Mystery Murder Committed in Texarkana Area by ‘Phantom Killer

Texas Rangers Hunt Phantom Kile: as 5 Murders Terrorize Texarkana

Rural Folk Terrorized By Murderer   Police Seek Phantom Killer After Fifth Mysterious Death

HUGE MANHUNT ‘ON IN TEXAS   ‘Phantom Killer’ Sought As 5th Victim Falls

Texas killer rouses panic along border  Farmer is fifth to be murdered

TEXAS AREA IN FEAR OF MURDER   ‘Phantom’ Killer Commits 5th * Murder in 6 Weeks

NEXT A-BOMB TEST JULY 25   First Test Proved More  Successful Than Previously Reported.

Blandy Sets July 25th As Second Atom Test Date   Tales Of Frightened Child Start Anti-Semitic Riots In Poland; 34 Persons Dead

Attempt to Modify Strike Control Bill Sponsored By Case Is Defeated

Governor Blue In Attempt To Halt Rent Hike:   Proclaims Emergency; Asks Former OPA Ceil. ings Be Observed.

GOVERNOR ACTS TO CURB HIKES BY LANDLORDS   Requests Magistrates To Delay Service on’ Ouster Notices

WYATT HANDED BIG HEADACHE   Ex-Louisville Mayor Czar 0' Housing; Blandford To

WYATT NAMED HOUSING CHIEF   ‘Succeeds Blandford Who Is Given Chinese Post

Use Parliamentary Maneuver To Halt Business: Filibuster Threats Uttered

HUEY LONG'S SUCCESSOR  Southern Senators May Block FEPC Action With Filibuster

FEPC Bill Filibuster Expected   Southem Senators Organize For Fight

Long Range Road Program Announced ete ilper eae erie enone yur  25 Miles Of County Roads To Be Built Within Three Year:

Long Range Road Program Announced  25 Miles Of County Roads To Be Built Within Three Years

Aide Blames Gen. Homma   Ordered Death March Sava Manila Witness

Homma Blamed ' By Jap Officer For Death March   Staff Member Makes Direct Accusation  Against Nip Chief

SAYS HOMMA ORDERED DEATH MARCH   Ex-Staff Officer Testifies General Issued Orders

Homma Is Blamed For Death March Order on Bataan   Accusation Made By For. - mer Staff Officers At Manila Trial

DEATH MARCH ORDER BLAMED ON GEN. HOMME   Aide ‘Testifies Japs Were Not Prepared ‘To Transport 60,000

Death Marck Ordered By Gen.Homma   Former Staff Officer Says War Crime Defendant Was To Blame

Jap Pal Accuses Homma   Vormer Staff Officer Places Direct Blame On Nip Conmmander

Jap Testifies Homma Guilty Of Death Trek   Nip Says General Gave Orders For March Of Bataan

‘HIKE IN CASH BALANCE   State Auditor Reports Increase of $13,000,000 in a Year

Voters to Rule On Union Gag   Four States Ballot On Restricting Labor

C10 Lake Seamen Call Strike, Claim 50 Ships Tied Up   Demand 40-Hour Week, Wage Raise; 4500 Idled By Chrysler Walkout

Number of Ships Tied Uj By Lake Strike in Disput  A.F.L. Union Won’t Walk Out Rot Will Resnect Picket Lines

Molotov Attacks as Unsatisfactory Many of Results of Paris Peace Parley: Fight Due in New York

Molotov Hits At Results Of Conference   Meeting Dominated By U.S., He Says; Showdown Likely

SOVIET LEADER LABELS PEACE MEET A FAILURE   Results Unsatisfactory, Says Molotov; Accuses U. §S., Britain And France Of Violating Agreements.

Russia's Molotov Says Peace Drafts ‘Unsatisfactory   Showdown is Foreseen at Big Four Foreign Ministers’ Meet

U.S. Objections Fail To Defeat Pact With Finns   Soviet Delegate Raps American Tactics at 21-Nation Conference

. MOLOTOV Says U. S.  Dominated’. Conference  Declires Results Unsatisfactory

Results of Confab Hit By Molotov      Soviet Delegate’s Attack Indicates Showdown at Meeting of Four-Power Ministers in New York

Molotov Says Parley Results Unsatisfactory   Russian Envoy Claims Conference Dominated By U. S.

Showdown Will Come Later in Four-Power Foreign Minister’s Meeting To Be Held in New York.   VANDENBERG LOSES PLEA FOR FINLAND

Domination By America Charged   Upholds Right Of Russia In Reparations Case

Reds Not Pleased With Treaty Drafts   Molotov Declares Results of Paris Conferences Unsatisfactory, Indicating a Veto in Foreign Ministers’ Council.

Showdown on Peace Pacts Is Expected   Molotov Attacks Many Results of Paris Conference As “Unsatisfactory”

Molotov Accuses United States, Britain Of Adoptina:'Anti-Democratic Measures’

Finland Pact Requiring 300 Million Reparations Passed Over U. S. Protest

Molotov Decries U.S. Domination Of Peace Confah   Charges Western Allies Violated ~ Trieste Agreement

MOLOTOV NOT PLEASED WITH TREATIES NOW BEING PASSED   Showdown On Issues Expected When Big Four Meet In New York

Molotov Terms Parley Results Unsatisfactory  Attack May Mean Big Four Review Of Treaty Drafts

Big Showdown Faces  Four-Power Meeting   Finnish Indemnity of $300,000,000 Passed Over U.S. Objections— World Court Jurisdiction Backed 

» PEACE MEETING EDICTS RAPPED BY RED ENVOY   Molotov Charges U. S. Had Dominated Parley—Finland Issue Aired

Molotov Calls Parley's Work ‘Unsatisfactory’   Big-Four. Ministers Council: Starts Work On: Recommendations

SOOCHOPESHSSSOCHOOSO SO OHD«  Late News  299790 O9FHSHOFGGHHOHSOOHBOSNN Molotov Says U.S. Dominatec Conference

Russian Charges U.S. Dominated Peace Conclave  Plea Of Vandenberg To Lighten Finnish Load Anaers Soviet

Peace Pacts Irk Russians. Says Molotov   Pronouncement Foreshadows Showdown On Leading Issues In New York

MOLOTOV IS CRITICAL OF PEACE PARLEY   Russian Foreign Minister Charges Conference Dominated By the United States   MAY ADJOURN TUESDAY

United States ‘Domination ls Alleged      Vandenberg Asks Cut in Finnish Reparations

Showdown on T reaty Drafts Is Expected   Molotov Says Many Results of Conference “Unsatisfactory” and Heralds Further Fight   Address Disliked.

REDS W FOUR REVIEW OF PARLEY'S WORK   Soviet Diplomat Says United States Dominated Paris  Pantaranna Antinne

Dominated By United States, Molotov Claims   Attack Presages Showdown On Leading Issues In 4-Power Foreign Ministers Meet

MOLOTOV SAYS PARLEY RESULTS UNSATISFACTORY   Red Minister Charges U. S. In Dominant Role

Peace Parley Displeases  Mr. Molotov   Many Of Results ‘Unsatisfactory’; Showdown Likely

Molotov Not Satisfied With Results   Charges U. S. Has Dominated Peace Confrence

Results Of Peace Parley  Assailed By Molotov As  ‘Conference Nears Close

Leading Issues  Are Left Upin Air   U. S Is Accused Of Dominating Talk At Paris Meet

Talmadge’s Son Claims Dad's Job   But Georgia Solons Back Lieut-Governor

Bids Go To All Nations With Claims   Russia May Be Holdout At Discussion On Moving Nip Factories.

CALL PARLEY ON JAPANESE REPARATIONS   U.S. Invites Claimant Nations to Be in Washington Next Month—All but Reds Have Indicated Desire to Attend.

WAR CLAIMS FROM JAPAN TO BE HEAQD   Reparations Meet Is Scheduled to Meet in America

‘Reparations Conference  Is Scheduled   Nations Having Claims on. Japan Get Invitations To Meeting To Be Held In Washinzton, D.C.

NIP REPARATIONS DISCUSSION SET   Claimants of Damages Against Japan Invited to Capitol in December

CALL PARLEY ON NIP REPARATIONS   All Claimant Nations Invited to Conference

U.S. Asks All Claimants To Attend Meet  Only Russia Has Not Agreed To - Be Renraecented

‘U.S. Invites All Nations to Bring Claims to Parley   Meeting Scheduled Te Be Held in Washington Farly in December

Nations Invited to Capital Parley to Help Divide Japanese Factories

Parley For All  Nations   Claiming Japanese Reparations has Beer Called by U.S. for Early in December

Nations Claiming Jap Reparations ‘Invited to Parley in Washington

ALL NATIONS INTERESTED ARE INVITED   U. S. Says Talks to Proceed Even Should Soviet Not Attend

America Calls Pac'zy on Jap Reparations   All Claimant Nations Except Russia Indicate Desire to Attend

Trieste Problem Up   Nations Claiming Jap Reparations Invited to Meet

U.S. Anxious To Have War Claims Settled   All But Russia Ready: - Meeting in Washington In December

COMMUNISTS ROUTED IN BERLIN VOTE   Free Elections Held for First Time in 14 Years

REDS’ CRUSHED IN BERLIN VOTE   Soviet-Backed Party Runs Third In ‘Free’ Election

RUSSIAN-BACKED PARTY SNUBBED IN REICH VOTE   Berlin Voters Favor Social Democrats in Free Municipal Election

RED SUPPORTED PARTY LOSES IN BERLIN VOTE   Social Democrats Sween Election; Receive Over Half of Ballots

Poor Third In Field of Four Parties   Vote Termed Significant  In East-West Issue

Democracies at Stake  Berlin Voters Routing Soviet Favored Party

Soviet-Backed  Party Routed In Berlin Election   Outcome Significant In Issue Between — Eastern, Western Political Philosophies

‘Communists Routed In Berlin’s First Free Election in 14 Years   Advantages to No Avail

Soviet-Backed Party Rotited in Berlin Election   Social Democrats in Smashing Victory: Rede Are Third

Berlin Snubs Reds    Soviet-Backed SED ‘Routed in Election ’ Held Yesterday; a Victory For West

Red-Supported Parly Snowed Under By Two Others In Berlin Election; Vote Is Heavy

Berlin Vote Leans Toward Western Bloc   Seviet-backed Party Ruas Poor Third in First Free Election

Anti-Communist Party Is Victor Over 3 Others   Soviet-Backed SED Running Poor Third; Balloting Orderly

Socialist Party Appears Routed in Berlin; Continent-Wide . Signifiance Anticipated

UN POSTPONES SPAIN DEBATE UNTIL TUESDAY   Australia, Poland Demand Action By Council

Strikers Appeal fo Pres. Truman   Electric Workers Seek Intervention

WESTERN ELECTRIC EMPLOYEES’. PRESIDENT _ ASKS TRUMAN TO AVOID U. S$. PHONE STRIKE

Secretary of Lubor Also Called Upon te Take Action “tn Publie’s Luterest”      Phone Workers’ Walkout Probable   Meanwhile, Mayor O°? Dwre: Throws Wei glit of His Office lute Western, Union Dispute

Only Two Firms Represented at Capital Hearing   Negotiations With Union Preferred, U. S. Board Informed

Appeal For. Intervention   Seek To Avoid Disruptior  of Telephone Service

Giant Display Of Strength I:  Unions Goal   30 Per Cent Boost In Pay Is Basis Of  Demands

Truman Is Asked To Intervene in  Utilities Strike   Union Head Calls on President to Avoid Disruption of Service

Truman Askec Jo Avert U.S. Phone Strike   Union Head Appeals To Executive and to Secretary of Labor

Churchill Urges UNO Promptitude  On Iran Issue, Attacks Communism

CHURCHILL SEES NEED OF ACTION   Exclusive Interview Reveals His Attitude Toward Current Crisis

URCHILL WARNS UNO QN INACTION   Says in Parting Interview He Hopes Iran Case Will Be Handled Promptly

UNO Delay on Iran May Permit Coup, Churchill Warns   Opposes Red Move; Raps French Blow at Franco; Explains ‘Alliance’   Re TACK RICCH

Says Quisling Govt. Would Be the Resulf   Reasserts Opposition To Communism in Exclusive Interview

WITTENBERG INQUEST IS COMPLETED   Jury Formally Orders That Two Men Now in Custody Be Held

Says Need For Troops Yet Critical   Cites Task Size, U. S. Responsibility for Keeping Peace.

Discharging Done Fairly, Says Truman   President Supports Army, Navy Release of Service Men

ARMY TO CALL 5,000 YOUNG MEDICS ON JULY 7   TRUMAN DEFENDS ARMY DEMOBILIZATION PLAN

Con oressmen  As ‘ Inquiry On Releases   GI Demonstrations Agains' Slow Demobilization Extend To Washington

TRUMAN SAYS MEN NEEDED FOF OVERSEAS DUTY   Defends Delay In Discharges

Critical Neea For Troops Overseas Still Exists.  FULL INVESTIGATION OF DEMOBILIZATION  Congressional Demands Probe After Gl Demonstration.

TRUMAN HOLDS DEMOBILIZATION 1S DOING OKAY   President Answers Critics By Citing “Critical Need of Troops”

ARMY RELEASE RATE DEFENDED BY PRESIDENT   Cites Critical Need for U. S. Troops Overseas

Critical Need Exists for Overseas Men   Makes Statement Amid Demands for Congress Probe

Defends Rate Of Discharge As Necessary   Says Critical Need Still Exists For Overseas Troops

TELLa WHY UF OLUWOUWN IK TROOP MOVE!   Truman, with Congress Spur, Cites Critical Need of Men Overseas.

‘Congress Angrily Demands Full  Investigation   Says Procedure Being Carried Out With All Possible Speed

Angry Congress Demands Probe  Of Demobilization   Demonstrations By Gls Spread From Manila To Washington

Need For Troops Overseas Acute, Truman Declares   Armed Forces Carrying Out Demobilization Efficiently, He Says

ELEVATOR CO. AT SEATONVILLE IS HOST TO FARMERS   Burl George Of Spring Valley In Talk At Annual Meeting Says That War Shortages Are Not Yet Ended.

Peace Pact To Strip Nations Of War Power   Italy, Balkans, Finland To Be Allowed Only Meager Forces

Peace » Proposal © ‘Strips Nations © Of War Powers                init Armaments, Troops; _No. Bombers AHowed Five Small Countries

18-Cent Jump In Butter Price Expected By May    Removal Of U. S. Subsidy Last Noy. 1 On Butterfat Shifts Milk To More Profitable Ice Cream Trade And Other Dairy Outlets

Butter Price. May Increase 18 A-Pound _Anderson’s Proposal  Designed To Increas EC wnls OE Bicttar

Raulac Elaue wiv PIU yo  Butter Boost  OPA Is Vigorously Opposed, Says Chief To Increase in Price

Higher Butter, Meat Prices Threaten Hold-Line Plan, Subsidies May Be Retained

Butter Hike Plan Meets Opposition  “Hold Line" Backers Against Increas es

Bowles Opposes Any Increase in Butter Prices   Takes Blunt Issue™. With Anderson Whe Recommends Hike OFf Six Cents Now

SEC, ANDERSON URGES BOOST i MEAT AND BUTTER PRICE   Wants Increased Butter Production; May Avert Strike In Meat Industry

HIGHER CEILINGS ON MEAT, BUTTER BEING STUDIED   ANDERSON FAVORS RAISE TO OBTAIN MORE PRODUCTION

Move May Come as Result Of Officially-Advanced Proposals for Higher Prices On Butter and Meats.

Higher Butter And Meat Prices Loom To Threaten Nation's Hold-The-Line Program

Proposals For Food Price Boost Collide With Hold-The-Line Policy

Higher Butter, Meat Prices Recommended   Butter Increase Urged By Secretary Of Agriculture  A nmrlarcnn   EFFORTS TO HOLD LINE

Higher Butter and Meat Prices ‘Loom To Threaten Efforts To Hold Line on Costs of Food

Higher Butter, Meat Prices Recommended  Proposal Collides With Efforts To  ee fi" ~nt

BUTTER PRICES TO BE ADVANCED   Step Suggested In Move To Encourage Production

BUTTER, MEATS MAY GO HIGHER   18-Cent-A-Pound increase Seen In Cost Of Butter

Price Increases Recommended On  Butter And Meat   Heavy Demands For Both Cited

Higher Butter, Meat Prices Recommended   Proposal Collides. With “Hold the Line’ Policy, May Extend Subsidies

Hold-Line Policy On Food Prices Appears Doomed   Meat and Butter Hike Seen; Means Subsidies Retained?

Higher Prices For Butter, Meat  Viewed Ahead   Retaining Of Subsidies By Government May Be Forced After June 30

PRICE OF BUTTER MAY BE INCREASED   Secretary Anderson Reported To Have Proposed Rise Of 18 Cents Per Pound—Boost For Meat Suggested

Anderson Urges 4-Cent Increase In Butter Price   Subsidies Removal Would Make Total Hike To 18 Cents

Hike Butter Prices 18 Cents by May  ls Latest Proposal   Report Anderson Suggests Plan to Eucourage Produce

Higher Prices For Butter And Meat Proposed   Anderson Plan Threat: ens Government’s Hold.  The-Line Policy.

Russians Deport  Non-Austrians Hundreds Loaded Into Freight Cars

Plan Walk-Out Tomorrow In  New York City   Service Cut In Washing: ton; Other Strikes Plague Nation

Local Union Not Linked _ With Strikers   Report of GM Fact-Finders Goes to Truman

ACT TO AVERT THREE STRIKES   Steel, Meat at Packing, Elec‘trical Industries Concerned

PHONE PICKETING TO BEGIN FRIDAY   Operators Of City Exchange Probably Won’t Cross

Picketing of Exchanges to Start Friday   New York Long Distance Operators Scheduled to Leave Posts; Capital’s Service Disrupted

New York Long Distance Phone Walkout Is Set   Thousands To Leave Posts Friday, Says Union Official; GM Report To Truman

GM Wage Boost  Report Goes To President   Fact-Finders Arrange N. Y. Steel Conference

Service Cut Second Time  In Washington   Stoppage Interrupts  White House Service— Report on GM Dispute Reaches Truman Today

3 Meetings Being Held to Avert Strikes   Steel, Electrical and Meat Packing Industries Involved in Conferences

LABOR PICTURE IS GROWING DIMMER   Steel, Electric, Packing Leaders Meet Today   Of Telephone Exchanges Will Start Tomorrow; Ford Talks Opened

British Loan Vote Due In Senate Today   Passage Is Predicted This Afternoon and Then Senate Will Take Up New Labor-Strike Bill.

Expect Okay Of British Loan Today   Senate Vote on Passage Scheduled With Barkley Predicting Approval by Three to Two Margin

Favorable Vote — On British Loan  Seen In Senate   Barkley Anticipates Esen Greater Majority Than! He Originally Expected

Senate To Vote On Brifish Loan This Afternoon   Barkley Forecasts Speedy Passage Of Disputed Aid Bill

Senate Passes British Loan   3 Billion Measure Goes to House After Unper Body’s Action

Effort To Settle Row Will Open in St. Louis Monday   Texas Maritime Units Accept Agreement, Return to Ship Posts

PHONE STRIKE OVER STATE IS AVERTED   Printers at Beaumont Return to Work; Gulf Port Seamen Back on Jol

AMERICA FIRST HEAD CONVICTED   Gerald L. K. Smith Found Guilty Of Contempt In Chicago Trial

Senate Primary Candidates Close Campaigns  Political Observers See Moderately ~ Heavy Vote Today

Senate Primary Candidates Close Campaigns  Daligineg] Mhanarucre   Political Observers See Moderately Heavy Vote Today

150,000 EXPECTED AT MOTINTAINS PAGEANT   Jap War Criminal Poisons Himself

‘Charge Sen. Bilbo Accepted Cash For Helping A Drug Addict Get Morphine

Bilbo Charged in Drug Deal   Senator Got Paid for Aid, Probe Hears

Bilbo Probers To Call Doctors And Drug Addict   Senator Denies Many Accusations on Eve Of Holiday Recess

Bilbo Probe Not Yet Ove   Senate Subcommittee Seeks More Facts On Case of Drug Addict

BILBO FACING BRIBERY CHARGI IN DOPE CASE   Claimed He Was Paid To Aid Addict Obtain Morphine

ACCUSE BILBO OF ACCEPTING CASH FOR DOPE   Charged With Taking Bribe to Help Addict Get Morphine

PROBE TURNS TO DRUG ADDICT   Last) Minute Charges Say Bilbo Accepted $1,000 or More tor Helping Alleged Drug Addict Get Daily Ration of Morphine.

Bilbo's Hearmg — Turns from War  Gifts to Drugs   Senator Denies Hint of Bribery; Contract Hearing Is Completed

Bus Crackup Is Fatal to 7 Ball Players   Spokane Club’s Vehicle Hurtles Down Cascade Mountain Precipice.

7 Ball Players Killed In Plunge, Burning Of Bus   Members Of Spokane Club Die In Accident; 8 Others In Hospital]

Victims Were Members Of Spokane Western International League Club; Bus Burned

Ball Players Die in Wreck   Seven Members of Spokane’s Baseball Team Plunge to Death in Bus

Seven Of Ball Team Die In  Crash Of Bus   Members Of Spokane Western International League Go Over Cliff In Cascade Mountains

Eight Reported Critically Hurt In Accident   Vehicle Burns After Plunging Down Mountainside

They Were,sMembers of Western International Baseball League.   SIX BODIES ARE FOUND   Bus Hurtied Down An Embankment and Was . Berned.

MINISTERS GET ACTION ON VICE   More Policemen May Be Put On Steubenville Force

Little Chance. Held Fo: Any. Further. Move _ Against Franco; Russia Vetoes Revised Ver: sion, The Netherland: - Abstains From Votiig.

Poland to Offer Atom Bomb Plan   U. N. Commission Will Receive Lange Proposal on Energy

Proposal Said To Be Simple And Startling   New Showdown On Franco Spai Is Indicated

—UN SESSION—  Plan to Be Offered at Early Date   Lange Also Seeks Showdown on Spanish Issue

POLES 10 GIVE ATOMIC PLAN   Informant Says Proposal Will Be ‘Simple And Startling’

Poland Will Offer Atom Control Plan   Russia Vetoes — Plan for Handling The Spanish Issue

ATOMIC REPORT IS DRAFTED BY POLISH LEADEK   ‘Simple and Startling’ Plar Will Be Announced Shortly, Is Claim

RUSSIA VETOES PLAN 10 60 T0 THE ASSEMBLY   Lange To Present New Program To Promote Unanimous Action Againt Franco Regime When Security Council Next Convenes.

Showdown On Franco Spain Is In Making   Russia Vetoes General Assembly Proposal

Country To Offer ‘Simple’  Solution   Views May Be Put Of Record Late In Afternoon

Poland Will Offer Plan On A Energy   Announcement Follows Russia’s In Vetoing Proposal On Franco Spain

Poland to Offer ‘Startling’ Plan on Atomic Controls Russia Vetoes UN Spanish Report

Would Counter Proposal Made By U.S. Group   [ufarimant On Poland’s Pragram: Refuses Hints As to Detaily May Be Presented Today   New Showdown On Fran co Planued   Poland ta Foree Action On Spain After Russia Veo toes Scrding [sauce to  General As  mibbty

MILK OUTPUT SOARS IN OHIO   ’45 Production Sets Record Due to Good Pasture; Heavier Feeding

FARM SURVEY ==REPORT MADE   OHIO MILK PRODUCYION REC. -ORD SET LAST YEAR—-LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY CENSUS

@ PAUL MALLON-—  Columnist Doubts That Grave World Crisis Has Passed

Opponents Strive To Cut Off UnAmerican  Activities Committee Without A Penny .

Cleveland Woman Saves Mother, Daughter After Finding House in Flames

One Guard Dead, 15 Wounded While Battle ‘Started By Convicts Continues On “Rock”

(Buyers’ Strike Promoted by UAW; ‘Meat To Be Target for Seven Days

CIO United Auto Workers Launch Buyers’ Strike Against Cost Hikes

Auto Men Lead In Move To Call Buyer’s Strike   American Consumers Asked Not To Buy Meat for Week In Protest OPA End

CIO-UAW. Urge. Week’s. Stri ik e On Meat Buying   Demand: Congress Restore _ Price Control At Rallies ” + /Held--In Several Cities

Auto Workers Launched Meat ~ Buyer’s Strike   LABOR UNION SEEKING TO MOBILIZE U. S. CONSUMERS

Union Appeals For Aid From All Consumers  Meat First Target But Other Items _ To Be Included 

(Continued on Page 10).   B-8-YEE) EN ELEVEN: CLUS ES  Meat Buyers Strike Launched By Union

CIO Auto Workers Launch Buyers Strike Over Nation With Invitation To Others

UAW LAUNCHES BUYERS’ STRIKE AGAINST MEAT      Worker Demonstrations Ir Several Cites Touch Off War On High Prices

ClO Meat Buyers’ Strike Underway   Labor Group Invites Participation cf All U.S. Consumers---to Last Seven Dove

Price Tags Stick To OPA Levels On War-Searce Items   Cost of Refrigerators, Automobiles, Toasters Not Hiked, NAM Reports   BU YERS STRIKE UAWOpensFight On Meat Prices

Auto Workers Ask Consumers To Join Meat Buyers’ Strike   ClO Fights Climb in Living Costs

Meat Buyers Strike Called By ClO Union   Mobilizing Of The Public To Fight Inflation Uraed

Meat Buyers Strike Urged   CIO Auto Workers Invite Consumers to Participate

MAJOR PACKERS - START BUYING   Altho Shortlived, Say Ex. perts, Run of Meat Ma Reach Counters Thi: Week.

Nation Promised More Meat in Week But Warned Rush May Not Last :

U.S. to Get More Meat But Supply May Dwindle Soon   Animals Jam Stockyards; Prices Expected to Rise 5 to 14 Cents

More Meat  Promised In Week; Cattle Flood Mart   Midwest Stockyards jammed With Animals But Officials State Rush Won’t Last Long

AMERICANS PROMISED MORE MEAT   Big Four Packers Enter Market Ist Time in Week   Subsidy Cost Added

NATION PROMISED MORE MEAT SOON, AT HIGHER PRICES   Live Steck Rush to Market May End Soon, Federal Obbiciol Wroins

MORE MEAT © AVAILABLE WITHIN WEEK   But Present Rush To. Market . May Not Last. 

Senate Republicans Claim Knough Votes To Exempt Meat From OPA Control.

NATION T0 GET MORE STEAKS, CHOPS TO BUY   . Warn Current Rush of _ Livestock to: Markets May Not Last Long .

Butchers Wait Flood of Meat   Washington Warns Rush May Be Brief

Favorable Signs Seen for Prices   Rush of Livestock To Market to End Within Short Time.

Seizure Mines Is Recommended By Chief Small   1,000,000 Persons Forced Out Of Work

Bendix Trophy  Race On   Planes Dash From Van Nuys, Calif.. For Cleveland; Crowds Jam Airports

22 Planes Take Off in Renewal Of The Bendix Trophy Air Race   BILLETIN

CHARGE ARMY VSULD SCUTTLE " THE MARINES   Commander Joins Navy in Opposing Armed Forces Merger.

U. S. Marines Join Fight Against Merger; Vandegrift Addresses Senate Committee

AKRON AFOOT AS DRIVERS STRIKE      20,000 Miners In Ohio, Wes! Virginia Idled

TRANSIT, COAL WALKOUTS IDLE MANY IN OHIO   Municipal Employes Vote Strike in Columbus on April 8th

100 WORKS OF PAUL SARGENT ON DISPLAY   Exhibit Arranged by Mattoon Library and Journal-Gazette

Short Charges He's Being Made ‘Scapegoat   Says Blame for Disaster 'Saddled’ on Him

Short Blames Three Generals for Jap Attack in Pacific   Declares Marshall, Gerow, Miles Shoved Blame Off on Him

SHORT NAMES PEAR! HARBOR BUCK PASSERS   ARMY CHIEFS MADE HIM SCAPEGOAT, SAYS GENERAL

GOP Leaders Would Pass Senate Bill and Send it to White House to Encounter Veto.

Next Test Will (Come Tuesday: Veto Expected   Latest Bill “Couldn’t be Any Worse,” Says the Chief Executive

Act Terrible, President Says Of Senate Law   Showdown in House Tuesday on Measure: Congressional Battle Causes Confusion

Price Issue Confusion  Now Reigns   Legislation Is In ‘Terrible Shape,’ President Charges

HINT OF VETO ‘SEEN IN TALK BY PRESIDENT      Asserts Bill Is Worse Than One He Vetoed Two Weeks Ago

Truman. Serving: ‘Notice   President Says Senate Proposals ‘Couldn't Bs Woarea'

Bill Elicits President’s  ‘ Condemnation   ‘Couldn’t Be Worse’ Chief Executive Says of Legislation

PRESIDENT SAYS  BILL “TERRIBLE”   . Amid Confusion, Not Clear What Will Happen To Bill; Funda: mental Changes Needed

TRUMAN HINTS HE WILL AGAIN VETO OPA BILL   President Tags Senate’s Last Effort As ‘In Terrible Shape’

Truman Blast Taken as Omen:  Of Second Veto   Washington in Confusiony Many Plans Advanced Qn Price Cantirole  -:

Truman May Vetc Revised OPA Bill   Price Measure Worse Than First; President Warns; Battle Continues

Truman Gives Notice He Dislikes Pending OP A Measure   Meanwhile Congressional Battle Over Now Dead Agency Reaches New Peak of Confusion in Nation’s Capital

OPA MEASURE IN TERRIBLE SHAPE PRESIDENT SAYS   Truman Indicates He Will Veto Bill In Its Pre ee es. ae   NEXT TEST LISTED BY HOUSE TUESDAY

RADIO NETWORKS WILL ALL BE TURNED TO HEAR BOMB BLAST SUNDAY AT BIKINI

Columbus Mayor Names Committee to Negotiate 13-Day Trolley Strike

COLUMBUS MAYOR NAMES CAR STRIKE COMMITTEE   Will Meet To Settle 13-Day-Old Walkont.

Cotton Exchange Moving To Half Federal Curbs   Committee Approves New Credit Rulings

CottonExchanges Plan New Rules   Action Designed to Minimize Prospect Of New Price Slump

N. Y. Cotton Kxchange To Put ‘House In Order   i . > . Steps Being Taken In Face Of Possible Government Rulings On Future Operations; Committee Recommends New Credit And Marginal Arrangements

Army Speed Plane Well Ahead Of Schedule On Honolulu-Cario Flight   Mighty Flyer Passes Magnetic Pole ‘Dead Spot At Daylight, Over Polar Ice-cap At 10:45 A. M. Three Hours Ahead Of Time.

Plane Passes Pole, Streaks Over Iceland   “Everything Okay” Is Signal From Pilot Of Army Superfort

UMW Chieftain Plans Reopen  Wo. W vase Parleys         Dectares Governmé New Wage-Price Policy. Had Resulted in “Sig.  - nificant Change” = «>   Hard Coal Miners Are Not Affected   Prevailing Coal Wage Con: trast Can Be Term-’. inated Midnight, Marek. $7-

Calls Industry To Conference In Washington   Declares Dispute Now uxists on Wages, - Working Conditions

LEWIS SENDS THREE GOVERNMENT —  AGENCIES NOTICE OF IMPENDING NATION-WIDE COAL MINERS STRIKE

COAL UNION SERVES: NOTICE OF WALKOUT IF DEMANDS NOT MET   JOHN L. LEWIS SAYS © THIRTY DAYS LIMIT FOR WAGE NEGOTIATIONS

Lewis Wants To Talk Wages With Operators   Miners Will Continue To. Work For Ensuing 30 Days,.Lewis Tells Government Agencies

Dispute Exists, Head Of U.M.W Declares   Operators invited To Meeting In Washington

Lewis Files 30-Day Notice Involving Soft Coal Workers   Auto Negotiations Remain Deadlocked, Recess Till Monday

Affects Some 400,000 Soft Coal Diggers   Operators Invited To March 12 Parley To Reopen Wage Talks.

Requests Wage Conference With Coal Operators   UMW Will Remain on Job for: Month Under Labor Disputes.Act

MINER LEADER ASKS RENEWAL OF WAGE TALK   Submits 36 Day Notice for 400,000 Miners in Move for Higher Pay

Warren Renew: Health Battle   Governor to Seek Appropriations to Match Federal Funds for Hospital Construction

Warren Asks  Hospital Work Plan Hot Health ‘Insurance lea yo lin

Jurisdictional Dispute Between CIO and AFL Faces Injunction Proceee’ngs

Been Occupied Since Collapse Of Germany   Occupation Of Strategi Island Never  Brought Protest  From Denmark.

 i “ET, : . Herbert, Hoover Appeals F For.  i   ai = ' Clesd Ra - Closer Regulation Of Eating

Hoover. Pleads for Food Slash   Name Ex-President Honorar; Chairman’ of Truman's: : Famine Program.

Hoover Urges Closer Control  For U.S. Food   Honorary Chairman of President's ‘Famine Emerqency Committee

Regulate Eating, Hoover s Appeal   Nation Needs Food Director, He Says

URGES STRICT EATING RULES   Hoover Says Nation Needs Real Food Boss To Aid Europe

Hurricane Hits Florida West Coast   ‘Tampa May Feel Effects of High Wind — Damage Reported in Cuba

WEST FLORIDA IS THREATENED BY HURRICANE   Terrific Storm Is Expected to Hit by Midnight and Sweep North.   BULLETIN!

TROPICAL HURRICANE ROARS 100 MILES PER HOUR TO FLORIDA; WARNED TO EVACUATE BEACH

Florida Warned Hurricane to Strike Tonight   Furious Wind, Rain Moves Toward Keys; May Cut Inland.

Fyoect Storm To Sweep Across State   200 Miles of West Coast of Florida On Hurricane Basis

Warnings Are Posted Along Entire Sector  ’ Winds Over 100 MPH Likely To   L's. D.. W..*.ia *

FLORDA GIRDS FOR HURRICANE IN TAWER PILE   May Cut Inland Near Tampa During Night ‘According, . to Present Trend   MIAMI CONSIDERED SAFE   MAN CONSIDERED SAFE  Residents of Low Beaches on State’s West Coast Told to Evacuate

100-MILE WINDS  EXPECTED 10 SWEEP INLAND   Storm Cuts Across Cuba; Damage Still Unknown

KEYS LASHED BY TERRIFIC GALES: THOUSANDS FLEE   Storm Due to. Hit Coast Tonight; Disester. Forces . Mobilized

HURRICANE NEARS GULF COASTLINE   100-Mile Hour Winds Are Reported Close to Florida.

GULF COAST PREPARES FOR 75-MILE WINDS   Storm Expected To Move Inland

Residents of Low Beaches Get Warning   Gulf Cities Prepare For 75 MPH Winds Lattr Today

Warnings Are Posted Along Entire Secor  Winds Over 100 MPH Likely Ta  - Hit By Toniaht —

Gale Shrieks Toward Mainiand  Florida Residents,of Low Beaches Ordered tok Eecuate - As Tropical Hurricane Roars at 84 MPH Up Mexico Gulf

House Prepares for Promp' Vote to Override the « Veto   DRAFT A RESOLUTION   May Provide for OPA Continuation for a Few  Weeks

President Calls Extension Bill “Formula For Inflation” In Long Message To Solons

Quick Vote Is Expected In House   Bill “Impossible To Administer,’ President Declares In Veto Message

GOP Leaders Plan To Seek Million-Dollar Fund For ’47   Committee Hopes To Solidify Drive Gains Next Year

Republicans Ask $Million Slush Fund   Seek to Carry Sentiment Into 1948 Elections

G. 0. P. TO ASK BiG SPENDING   Committee Members Ex. pect Budget Of Close To $1,000,000

GOP EXPECTED TO SPEND LARGE SUM DURING NEXT YEAR   Plan to Keep Ball Rolling in Campaigniess Year; Want to Hold Edge ¢

GOP Plans To Husband Gains With Big Sum   National Committee Will Probably Be Asked To  Approve Spending Million Dollars

Million Dollar Publicity Plan Sought by GOP   National Commiitee Will Be Asked to Retain Group Which Led to Vote Sweep

GOP May Spend Million Te Keep Ball Rolling   National Committea Will Be Asked for Big Sum At December 5 SCacclan

GOP Committee Studies Strategy  Ball May Be Kept Rolling During 1947 

Reece to Remain  At G. O. P. Helm   National Committee To Meet December 5 To Outline Program

G.0.P, LIKELY T0 ASK MORE FUNDS   Million Dollars To ‘Keep Bal \ Rolling’ Seen Goal

GOP National Committee Plans lo Consolidate Campaign Gains With Million Dollar Budget

GOP National Committee ‘To Consolidate Gains With . ‘Million Dollar 1947 Budget   To Keep Organization Intact For The 1948 Presidential Campaign

Republicans Plan To Spend Million. During Next Year  Committee May Ask Reece, Other Leaders. to Stay

GOP Budget To Be Close To A Million   National Committee Will Probably Be Asked To Okay Sum Dec. 5 To Keep Ball Rolling in 747.

Republican. Committee May Be Asked For Plump Sum To Keep GOP Ball Rolling

Fund For Campaignless Year... .  GOP’s Might Consolidate Their Gains In ’47 Witk A Million Dollar Budge

Marshall Seeks Chinese Unity  Government Tries  lo. Widen Breach

REDS DENOUNCED — BY NANKING PAPER   Government Urged to End Coammiuniet Pehallian

PRICE BOOSTS URGED T0 EASE LABOR CRISIS   Pay Talks Deadlocked In Steel and Auto  Industries

G.M.-i0 TALKS CONTINUE TODAY ON WAGE ISSUE   Firm Hints !t Might Increase Pay Offer If Union Will Make Concessions   FORD HITS PRICE CURBS   Steel Deadlock Seen Likely to Continue Until Higher Rates Are Allowed

End of Price Control Asked To Raise Wages   Ford Sparks Appeal .As Auto and Steel’ Nevotiations Stall

HOPES DIM FOR STRIKE SETTLEMENT   Negotiations Bog Down in Steel, Auto Disputes

Labor Crisis May Foree Showdown   Ford Calls For Easing Maximum Steel Price

FOR. STRIKE SETTLEMEN}   Negotiaticis Bog: Down In-Stee!, Auto Disputes

Auto and Steel Negotia tions Bogg Down Over Wage Issue,   GOVERNMENT MAY BOOST STEEL PRICES  As Only Hope for Ending 11-Day Old Steel wiprilee

HOPES FOR EASING NATIONAL LABOR CRISIS GROW DIM   Steel and Motor Negoti. ations Bog Down Over

HOPES FOR EASING OF NATIONAL LABOR CRISIS FADES OVER WAGE HIKE DEMANDS

ASK LIFTING OF PRISE CONTROLS   Ford Blames DeadIock in Steel on Price Control

Predict Cold Wave In U.S.   Mercury Expected As Low As 30 Below In Minnesota By Fridav.

Expect 30 Below Zero In Minnesota; Shippers Are Warned; Roads Very Slippery

UULD, MOVING HOM CANADA WAY NOT LAST   Follows Snow and May Ease in Midwest Areas by Saturday.

Severe Cold Wave Is Anticipated   Minnesota Will Have 30-Below-Zero Readings by Friday

Cold Strikes — After Storm      Below-Z ero Temperatures Promised for Midwestern States by Friday Morning

Bitter Cold Wave Descends  On Midwest   Weather Bureau Warns of Below Zero Temperatures

Poisoned Sea  Hinders Survey   Effort To Save Carrier Saratoga Fails As Tugs Turn Back

FOREIGN VESSELS WILL BE WATCHED   Coast Guard Resumes Strictness o: Control! Over Movement of Ships in U. &. Ports.

Mrs. Goering In . Visit to Husband   Emerged In Tears After Spending Some Time With . Fermer Leader.

Hitler Henchmen Expect fo Learn Fate Tuesday   Mrs. Goering Emerges in Tears After Visit With Husband

NAZI LEADERS AWAIT VERDICT   MRS, GOERING VISITS HUSBAND AND LEAVES PRISON IN TEARS

Tension Is Relieved   Yugoslav Back-Down Cheers Delegates to Security Council

United Nations Delegates Relieved ‘When Yugoslavs Meet U.S. Demands

U.N. Is Cheered And Relieved By  Tito’s Reaction   Yielding Means Council Is Saved From Inwoalvement

U.N. Groups Are Relieved   Yugoslavia Action Prevents Involvement; Brazilign Denounces Russia, Satellites

Balkan Move Relief To UN      Security Council Cheers Reaction To Heated Issue

U. N. Delegates Cheered By Yugoslav Reply:  Brazilian Denounces Russia And Satellites

Big 4 Ministers Ready to Battle For Trieste Contro   Molotov Prepares  Final Effort to Give Slavs Control of Port

RUSSIA WILL PRESS FIGHT OVER TRIESTE   SS  Molotov Will Attempt To Bring Port Into Eastern Bloc

BIG 4 TACKLES TRIESTE ISSUE   Molotov Wants To Keep Adriatic Port In European Bloc

Trieste Issue Will Be Heard Today   Molotov Appears Determined to Wace Grim Fight

Party Caucus January To Settle Four Sided Strife For Floor Head   Committee Assignments And Chairmanships Well Complicated As Republicans Prepare To Take Over Control Of Lower Body.

‘House Republicans Face Bitter Wrangles Over New Committee Leaders

HOUSE G. 0. P. FACED WITH WRANGLING      Committee Assignments Cause Trouble

REPORT-JAPS— ———HIDING_OUT           TO BE IN MOUNTAINS OF NORTHERN LUZON

FOOD SHORTAGE TO CONTINUE   Current Meat Shortage Destined to Get Worse — Fats, Oils.and Sugar Also to Remain Searce.

AT PICTURE STILL GLOOMY   STEELMAN SAYS SHORTAGE TO LAST ALL WINTER

Probers Study Navy Captain  Pearl Harbor   Evidence Predicted Attack

Cruiser Captain Made Predictior Of Sneak Attack   Capt. Zacharias Will Offer Testimony For Pearl Harbor Probers

Kimmel and Short Soon to Testify On Pearl Harbor   Committee Also Calls Zach arias Who Predicted Type  Of Jap Attack   COMMITTEE BEGINS TEN-DAY RECESS   Identity of Subscribing Wit. ness to Captain’s Memorandum Sought

Probers Study Prediction As To Time Of Jap Attack   Navy Chaplain To Be Questioned Further After 10 Day Recess Is Concluded

In Wisconsin Education  Advise More State School Aids Higher Salaries For Teachers

Old Settlers Plan To Meet Tuesday  Annual Gathering At Mounicipnpal Part:

Death Climaxed Jinxed Movie Slim Clues Combed In Probe  Of Slaying On Hollywood Sel

Electrician’s Death On Gangster Movie Set Called Climax of “Jinxed” Picture In Hollywood

U. S. Mission To Albania Called Home   American Warships To Visit Eastern Mediterranean

U.S. MISSION TO ALBANIA IS CALLED HOME   a   Action Announced A:  Plans Are Readied  For Navy Cruise

U.S, WARSHIPS GO 10 TURKEY   Political Relations With Albania Severed By I'nited States

AMERICA BREAKS ‘TIES WITH ALBANIA   U. 8S. WARSHIPS TO VISIT  TURKEY AND GREECE—2 EVENTS NOT RELATED.

U.S. War Vessels Chart New Cruise into Near East   At Same Time Nation Severs Relations  With Albania

TURKISH, GREEK _ CALLS PLANNED   Hoxha Government Refuses To Ac: cept As Valid Prewar Albanian — Treaties With U. S.

U.S. Will Send Warships Into  Mediterranean  Political Relations With Albania Also Avo Reauaht ta Fnd

U.S. Albanian Relations Cut; Tension Rises   Navy Plans New Cruise Of Mediterranean _. With Farce .-

Two Events Not Related Say Government O!ficials Famihar With Both; Treaties not Honored.

U.S. And Albania  Sever Diplomatic Relations Friday   American Warships, With Carrier, Plan A New Mediterranean Cruise; Actions Claimed To Have No Relation By Government

Mediterranean Cruises Planned  U.S. Cuts Albania Political Relations

See Delay In Meat Meal Hike   OPA Increase Granted To Restaurants Must Await Exvianation.

Peace Parley Plans Facing  New Obstacle   Molotov’s Latest Surprise Moves Are Termed ‘‘Delaying Tactics’’   NEW STUMBLING BLOCK DEVELOPS

Soviets Again Blocking Road To Peace Meet   U.S., Britain, France Oppose Red Efforts To Set Parley Rules

Railroads and Other Concerns Will Be Benefitted as Miners in 25 States Will Resume.

Industry To Feel Pinch For Weeks      Steel Hard Hit By Lack Of Fuel; Learn Pact Pleases Miners

Full Force of Miners Expected At Work Monday   Will Erase Spector of Emoty Fuel Bins

NONE KILLED IN PLANE ACCIDENT   Trans-World Airlines Shif Crashes, Burns in Delaware Saturday

Crew Is Saved in Crash of Airliner   No Passengers Aboard Constellation, Report

OPA Likely To Keep Control On Car Prices   Supply Still Short; DeControl Speedup May Take Ceilings From Bread, Flour

Bread, Flour Ceilings To Be Removed   Curbs May Go This Week, Possibly Today or Tuesday

Bread, Other Baked Goods To Be Freed   OPA Soon Te Have Little Say On The Lamilyv Food Cost

OPA and Agriculture Department Officials Indicate Quick Action To Free All Bakery Products.   END OF SHORTENING, SOAP SHORTAGE NEAR

Bread, Cereal, Flour Decontrol  Being Studied   Action Expected Soon: Would Include All Bakerv Products

‘Flour and Bread Latest on List  Of Decontrolled Items; Only Car Prices To Be Held Under Restraints

Auto Ceilings to Stay Same Says OPA ‘ficial ac Bakery Goods Set Loose

Decontrol Of Bakery Items Due   Ceilings To Be Cancelled _ This Week; GM Seeks  Auto Price Boost

PRICE CONTROLS WILL DROP FROM FLOUR AND BREAL   Other Baked Goods Will Be   Included, the OPA An nounced.   ACTION THIS WEEK   ‘ossibly Today or Tomorrow, Retain Ceilings on Flour.

Iixpect Action  On Flour   Governmnt Set to Drop Controls Fron Flour, Bread and  Other Baked Goods

No Changes Seen for New Autos   Decontrol Anticipated For Cereals and Baked Goods Shortly

May Free Bread Bakeries From Price Control  OPA Opposes Move As ‘Inconsistent’ If Miller’s Flour Lid Is Retained

PLAN 10 LUFT CEILINGS ON FLOUR, BREAD   Other Bakery Prod  ucts Set for Decontrol During Week  j

Price Ceilings on Flour May Be Removed  Restrictions on Use of Wheat Will Be Retained

Controls on Flour, Bakery Goods Due to Be Ended Soon   Move May Come Today o1 Tomorrow; GM Requests Pending

Flour, Bread, Cereals Due For Decontrol   Restrictions on Use Of Wheat Expected to (ontinue for Time

Action  By OPA ToCome InHours   Entire Program To Be Tossed Out Of Window

Controls on Flour, Bread, Other Baked Gols to be Dropped, O.P.A. 2\dicates

PRIGE CONTROLS TO BE DROPPED ON FLOUR SOON   Checks on Baked Goods Also Doomed — Auto Curbs To Stay Awhile

Flour, Bread, Other Ifems to Be Decontrolled   Action May Come Today or Tuesday

Increase In Car Prices Said To Be Unlikely   However, GM Ha: In Request For Another Boost

Keep Auto Ceiline Prices but Bread, Cereals to Go Off   eVIU IV VU Vil  Observers Wonder About UAW Plans To Seek Waae Hike

More Foods Apt To Have Ceiling Prices Removed  Flour, Bread and Other Products of Grain Under Study

BAKED GOODS MAY BE FREE OF CONTROLS   OPA Is Expected to Lift Restrictions on Flour, Bread and Other Products, Possibly Yet Today, or Tomorrow.

SENTENCE IOWA INCORNRING   Gets 2 Years for Key Part in Black Market

FORD EMPLOYE INVESTMENT PLAN ENDS      Firm Had Paid 20 Millions  In Interest

FORD FIRM DROPS INVESTMENT PLAN   More Thon $20,000,000 Poald to Workers

Texas Trains To Be On Normal Schedule Monday   Livestock, Perishables ret First Attention As Cars Start Rolling

TEXAS RAIL OPERATIONS ARF NQOMAI   Livestock and Perishables Get Priorities

FACES CUARGE      Ie We Ritua of Bloo® Climax Penitei ‘Processions  og

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Truman, Dewey And Jewish Vote Under Discussion

Valley Facing Serious Water Shortage Now  Rio Grande Is   Rio Grande Is Dwindling As Demand Grows   Troops Sent To  Manchuria To Nettle Crisis   U.S. Officials Reported Soviet ' Troop Movements

QARLAND STRIKE IS ENDED TODA   Union Officials Call Off the Tieup After Telegram From Dan Tobin

STRIKE [S ENDED AT OAKLAND, CAL   Agreement Reached This Morning; Activities Resumed.

OAKLAND, CAL, MASS WALKOUT OF AFL ENDED   Big Strike Crippled 1,000,000 Residents of Communities 3 Days

SOMOVUOUE PEEAAKKMHEL /[0AAY  OAKLAND GENERAL STRIKE ENDS; SOME UNIONS HAD PREVIOUSLY WITHDRAWN: REACH SETTLEMENT

AGREEMENT ENDS STRIKE AT OAKLAND   Officials Aqree : Not to Use Police To Break Strikes ;

Madame Sun Warns Of U. S. War With Russia   Widow Of China’s Revolutionary Leader In Cal For Removal Of American Troops And Military Supplies Immediately

Claims U.S; Russian War Is Fomented   Madame. Sun. Yat-Se: Hits “Reactiowuries” For Precipituting Conflict

Removal of U. S. Troops From China Requested  Reactionaries Are Charged With Fomentina Struacale

Advises to Stop Shipment of Military Supplies, Withdrawal of American Armed Forces.

America Urged To Quit China, War Is Feared   Reactionariea Seek Conflict Between Russians, U. S., Madame Son Mharcoa

Pittsburgh May Be Deprived Of More Current’   Trouble Shooters From Washington Still Press Action

ROTARIANS GATHER AT HISTORIC HOME   Bensalem Club Members Guests of Otto Grupp, Jr., at Eddington Residence  SPORTS ARE ENJOYED

CRUISER 1S DAMAGED   Fire of Unknown Origin Started oa Huntingion

NURSE I$ HELO FOR POISONING PATIENT   May Be Involved in Death 0 Several Relatives

MASS POISON PLOT FEARED   WOMAN SUSPECTED OF CAUS ING DEATHS OF SIX PERSONS IN INDIANA TOWN

riLM PICKETS CLASH WITH L. A. POLICE   Officers Break Thru Line to Escort Workers

MEAT CONTROL DEATH IS URGED   Food Retailers Join Unions: in Assailing Plan.

Truman Asked For Decontrol Order on Mea!   “Immediate Release Sought to Save Nation From Foods Famine

BRITISH TRYING TO FREE SPAIN OF GEN. FRANGC   Diplomatic Mission Is Pre. sently Contacting Political Factions   NOT PARTICIPATING,  UNITED STATES SAYS

Truman Signs  Hobbs’ Labor Bill Into Law   President Incurs Organized Labor’s Wrath By Permitting Legislation

GM SET T0 OPEN MOST OF PLANTS   Acts On Union’s Word That All Fights Are Near End

GM Calls Back Auto Workers   Cor):oration Reverses Self on Earlier Stand

GM Calls 175,000 Workers   ‘ Decides to Reopen Even If Some Locals Still Out

General Motors Calls Men Back   First 175,000 Told To Report For Work

General Motors Announces Recall Of Output Shifts   Demands Return of Some Employes Under Terms of Agreement

GM Ready To Call Workers   Most Of Plants Across Nation To Issue BackTo-Work Orders

GM READY T0 CALL MEN BACK   Firm Reverses Decision Made Last Week

“WHOLE STORY”   Garrson Brothers, Now Appearing before Federal Grand Jury, Advised by Attarney to Vell’ All About Wartime “Paper Empire.”

GARSSONS TOLD TO: TELL ‘ALL   Brothers Urged To Spurn Constitutional Rights

‘MAN ON SELF-IMPOSED FAST HASN’T HAD BITE TO EAT IN 75 DAYS: GETTING WEAK

Police Guard Chicago Home   Action Follows Mysterious Phone Calls As To Whether Any Children  Lived There

MYSTERIOUS GALLS BY PHONE MAY BE CHICAGO CASE CLUE   HOME OF FORMER OPA DISTRICT DIRECTOR HAS BEEN PLACED UNDER POLICE GUARD

Thousands Will Lose Jobs as Result of Strike  Auto Makers and . Steel Mills  te Cut Operntione

SIX GOVERNORS DECLARE STATE OF EMERGENCY      Automobile Factories Start Slowdown This Week

Protests Grow  In No. China   Azitation Boils as Soviet Reacts to Storm

RED ACCUSATIONS HEARD IN CHINA      Moscow Claims Chinese Ban dits Attack Russian Troons in Manchuria

Agitate- for Manchurian ~ Withdrawal   Chinese Clamor For. Rus“sian Exodus Hits Boiling Stage

MOSCOW SAYS CHINA BEHIND JAPANESE BANDIT OPERATION   Chinese Agitation For Removal Of Russians Growing Intense

Agitation For Withdrawal Of Russians From Manchuria Rises As First Red Reaction Heard

Anti-Russian F eeling Grows  Among Chinese   Moscow Alleges That , Jap Bandits Are Attacking Red Troops

Seek to Halt Strikes in Utilities   Government Asks Advice of  Unions and Executives

SEEK ADVICE FROM EXECUTIVE AND THE UNIONS   In Effort to Avert a Repetition of Recent Pittsburgh : Tieup.   At Behest of the Labor Man agement Advisory Committee.

Union-Management Conclave Held In Effort to Avert Further Tieups

US Moves to Avert Any More Tiéuns   Seeks Advice from Executives, Unions in Public Utility Field

NO STRIKE PLEDGE BEING SOUGHT IN MOST INDUSTRIES   Public Utility Field First to Be Approached Seeking Work  Guarantee

Fancy Notches in Housing Scheme—  Senators Yelp at Tyranny   Expediter Powers Are Debated by Lawmakers

LOCOMOTIVE RUNS WILD: NO ONE HURT   Alert Switchmen Alter Course to Miss Loaded Troop Train

Army Halts Draft for Rest of °46   ‘Recruiting Drive  Droft Will Resume After January 3

DRvFT HOLIDAY STOPS QUOTAS   Inductions May Be Resumed On Jan. 1

Draft Holiday Not Permanent   Inductions Expected to Resume Jan. 1

Cancels All Indugtions fot Re-« mainder of Yenr—Suspensién Ordered Because Enlistments have Been Greater Than Expected,

DRAFT OFF FOR REMAINDER OF CURRENT YEAR      Inductees Get Respite But Arm} Draft Calls Will Resume January 1

DRAFT HOLIDAY [S SET BY ARMY   Calls To Be Resumed after Jan. 1, Claim

Inductions Cancelled; Resumption  Jan. 1 Seen   Suspension Ordered  Because of High Rate Of Enlistments: Mark May Pass 1,000,000

Expect Short Draft Holiday   Army Fears Volunteer Program Will Drop If  Incentive Absent

Draft ‘Holiday’ Is Ordered by Army   inductions Canceled © From Oct. 15 to Jan. 1

DRAFT HOLIDAY RUNS TO IAN.    Army Expects to Resume Conscription Then Until Next March 31

DRAFT HOLIDAY IS EXPECTED TO END JANUARY 1   Army Cancels  Inductions Until After Holidays; Enlistments Large

DRAFT HOLIDAY ENDS JANUARY 1   NO MORE MEN WiLL BE CALLED THIS YEAR

ACTION OF COURT AIMED TO HALT MINE SHUTDOWN   Clark, Filed Petition, Signed Bv Goldsborcugch

‘AANERS LAUNCH WILDCAT STRIKES IN PAL FIFLAS   More Than 35,000 Refuse to Work as Token of Support for Lewis   BULK OUT IN ILLINOIS   Six Other States Also Have UMW Stoppages of Varying Extent

Gov't A cts” To Pre vent Coal Strike                TEMPORARY COURT ACTION REQUIRES LEWIS TO UPHOLD. HIS END OF CONTRACT WITH GO

Order Is Response To Clark   Proceedings Designed Te Prevent Nationwide  Walkout Nov. 21

35,000 Out As Walkouts Still Spread   Temporary Injunction Ke quires Union to Uphold Present VContract

Legal Move Taken To Prevent Strike   Injunction Obtained as Miners Begin to Walk! Out of Soft Coal Fields, Despite U. 8. Plea to Stay at Work

Injunction Would Require Lewis To Uphold His End Of Contract With Government For Operation Of Mines   IS DESIGNED TO PREVENT STRIKE

35,000 Ir 7 States  Are Idled   Wildcat Walkouts “Jump The Gun” On Thursday Deadline

Injunction Is Issued fo U. 5. In Miners Row   Some, However, Afe Already off Jobs As Deadline Nears

\Coal-Burning Railroads Are Ordered te Curtail Passenger Travel. -

U.S. OBTAINS INJUNCTION AGAINST LEWIS   Temporary Court Action Requires UMW, Head to Uphold His End of Contract.

Over 35,000 Jump Gun  In 7 States; Western ~ Pennsylvania Area Hit

Charges Not Given; 35.000 Ouit Mines   Restraining Order Believed Based On Contention Lewis Had No Power To Terminate Contract

Order Lewis To Fulfill His Part of Contract   Court Orders Hearing Nov. 27 for Permanent Injunction

MINERS JUMP GUN IN SOFT GOAL DISPUTE   Pennsylvania and Three Other States Hits by Premature MMW Action.

Edict Seeks To Block Projected Coal Strike;  35.000 Miners Jump Gun

President Determined to See Thing Through Once and for All; Coal Contract Expires Wednesday

Most Ilinots UMW Miners Refuse to Work   12,000 Idle in Saline, Williamson, Franklin Counties

POWER STRIKE GETS UNDERWAY IN PITTSBURGE   Stops Street Railway Service; May Be Able to Supply Homes

City in Confusion, Mayor Declares State of Emergency Schools Closed

INDUSTRIAL CENTER IN WHICH 1,500,000 PERSONS RESIDE IS CRIPPLED BY POWER STRIKE

Blackout Of Electrical Service Spreading In The Pittsburgh District

Street Railway Service Halts In Big City   Current Still Being Supplied To Homes Through Area

Current Still Furnished fo Householders   Many Buildings Without Heat; Schools Close

Walkout Hits rower: Service  In Smoky G City   Trolleys At ‘Staidetill : As -Sivike ‘Threatens to Black. “Out Electti Je In Homes, a      Rig Hotel Denesss. °  Saets 27S  Lights; Use Candle:   Schools and Stores Closed;  =! iome Entire Po  bilized to Cope With:  Yitih' a

Truman Not to Seize Plants   Considering Situation Following Appeal From Mayor

Neo on- Factory Power: Users  Sul Served.      ; Lastitutions ‘and. -Homes. May. Get: ‘Minimum Supply

Some Homes Still Get Current   Emergency State Is Declared  By Mayor Lawrence

Industrial Plants, Schools, Colleges Closed; Street Cars Halted by Power Strike

Power Co. Workers Out   Electricity Still  Flows On Emergency Basis, But Pittsburgh  :Schools, Stores Close

Pittsburgh Faces Crisis As Power Employes Strike   Current Supplied On Emergency Basis  To Hospitals And  Homes

Street Railway Service Halted In Pittsburgh   Current Still Flowing To Thousands Of Homes And Buildings In Strike Area

STATE OF EMcRGENCY DECLARED   ‘World's Workshop’ Slows Down Great Industrial Pace

Pittsburgh Power Strike Curtails Electric Service       Independent Union Be - gins Walkout After : Expiration of 30-Day : Cooling-Off Period.

Power Strike At Pittsburgh   Power Still on But Conservation Sought; Meyor Declares State Of Emeraency

Large Area Faces Loss  Of Power    Current Is Still Flowing To Homes

TRUMAN DOES NOT NOW... PLAN TO SEIZE PLANTS  aera ooTrTeeway st ems ee aqg® f/f,

POWER WORKERS OFF JOBS IN PITTSBURGH MAY CAUSE DISASTER ~ MOST SERVICE STILL WORKING IN HOMES;   meay fAcATIT ennayn

Power Shutdown Cripples Pittsburgh   State of Emergency Js Declared and Schools Are Closed

Butte Copper Miners Go Out On Strike; Anaconda, Gt: Falls Workers Voting

~ HONORABLY ” DISCHARGED   Men From The Marines, Navy, Coast Guard and The Army Make Up Tae - feed: zd é .

"SIX MEN ARE DISCHARGED      Bist Reeetved Teday Tnclades, Men From the Army and Navy

SIX MEN ARE  _ DISCHARGED; 1 ag RELEASES   The List Rece‘ved. Includes  Four Service Men. #ronm The Navy;. Three Are ' From The Army. —

SIXMENIN- = DUCTED INTO ARMY SEPT. §   Selective Service Board List Shows Six Men Inducted at Chicago,

ELEVEN ARMY MEN HONORABLY DISCHARGED   List Received, This ‘Morn' ing By The Selective Ser. vice Board. 

six MEN oe DISCHARGED   List ‘Received Includes : Men From ‘the Army, ! Navy and the Mariie

TENMEN ~~ HONORABLY DISCHARGED   Loday’s List Shows Two Men Are From the Army and Eight From Navy

EIGHT RETURNED; THREE CALLED FOR EXAMS.   One Naval & Seven Army Men Re-Enter Civilian Life. Three Negroes To Be Called for Exams. -

SIX MEN ARE HONORABLY  ~ DISCHARGED   Present List Shows That Five Men Are From the Army and One Man Is  ; From the Marines

DISCHARGED   List Includes Men From _ The Army, and the Merchant Marines.

SIX MEN ARE © “WORORABLY  ay —DISCHAR a      List Comprises Four Men From the Navy, and Two ‘ From The Army. +

TWELVE ie       Thirteen To Report For Ina duction At Chicago ‘On ont, 3 - a ar

15 MEN ARE , HONORABLY   Ten Are Fiom The Navy,  Two From The Marines, ' And Three From The ' Army.

 pe eberdtead , “DISCHARGED:   List Prepared by Selective Service Board Received (This. Morning. -

TWO ENLIST; ONE RELEASED; 10 DISCHARGED      In the List Received. To . Day, Three Are From the Navy and Eight Are From the Army

SEVENMEN = ARE HONORABLY DISCHARGED   Three Men From the Navy - Are Included in the List Received Today.

FOURMEN. = HONORABLY DISCHARGED   List Shows That Three Are From the Navy, anil One Man Is From the Ooast. Guard.

TWO RELEASED; AND FOUR MEN ARE DISCHARGED      List ‘Poday Tnchides Men Krom the Army, Navy and Marine Corps

TWELVE MORE MEN GET THEIR ~ HON. DISCHARGI   List Received From the Se. lective Service Board Jncludes 11 Army Men and One Navy Man

SIXSERVICE MEN eikay - DISCHARGED   One- ‘Marine, ‘Three Navy Men and Two ite Men “Comprise List.

SIX MEN ARE HONORABLY DISCHARGED   List Today Shows Two Are From the*‘Navy and One Is From Coast Guard

SIX DISCHARGED; _ SEVEN TO TAKE :. PRE-INDUCTION   List Shows Today Also That One Is Released From Active Duty With   the Army

TWELVE ARE HONORABLY DISCHARGED   One Discharged Is From the Spars and Four Are Krom the Navy

ONE RELEASED ~ AND ELEVEN DISCHARGED      List Today Includes Four Men From the Navy and Kight From the Army

EIGHT ARMY MEN AND ONE NAVY  MAN DISCHARGED   List Prepared By The Selective _ Service Board “Received This Morning.

NINE ARE HONORABLY DISCHARGED   List Shows That One Is From Marines and That Four Are From the Navy

EIGHT MEN ARE DISCHARGED; 1 AS RELEASED   Twe . From the Marines, ' Three Brom ‘The Navy And Three Army Mer Arc Discharged. -

THREE MEN ARE "RELEASED:               tharged Is From! vy While the Rer Are From the

SIX HONORABLY — DISCHARGED FROM SERVICE   ‘List Includes Three Bran ches of Service. WACS Army and Meérchan Marine.

SIX SERVICE MEN HONGRABLY  DISCHARGED   Discharges Include -Men From Army, Navy and Marines

TWELVE ARE ». DISCHARGED; — EIGHT ENLIST   Three Men Are Also Released from Active Duty - With The Service. ~~".

TEN SERVICE © MEN HONORABLY. » DISCHARGED   List Received Includes Been In Army, Navy Marines And The Coas' Guard. -

14 ACCEPTED — FOR ARMY DUTY; TWO DISCHARGED   The Two Men Discharged Are From Navy Branch of the Service; Fourteen Sworn Into Army

SIX HONORABLY © DISCHARGED; 2 ARE RELEASED   List Received Today Includes. One From Navy and One From Marines

ELEVEN RECEIVE HON. DISCHARGE; ONE IS RELEASED   List Today Includes Men From the Army, ‘Coast Guard, Navy and the Marine Corps

14 MEN ARE HONORABLY DISCHARGED   Five of Men Discharged Are From the Navy and Nine Are From Army

25 ARE 10 BE INDUCTED; SIX ARE DISCHARGED   Registrants Reporting For Induction Will) Leave Tuesday, April 9, at the Union Bus Depot

SEVEN MEN ARE. _ DISCHARGED; 7 IS RELEASED   All The Men Discharged Are From The Navy. Branch of Service. —

TWELVE ARE HONORABLY DISCHARGED   List Shows Two Men Enlisted in Navy; Discharges from Every Branch

EIGHT ARMY MEN HONORABLY DISCHARGED   List Received This Morning Is Comprised Of All Men From The Army.

SEVEN MEN ARE HONORABLY DISCHARGED   Five Men Are From The Navy: And Two From The Army. —

SIX MEN HONORABLY © DISCHARGED   ‘Nwo Men: Are From the Navy and the Remainder As Krom the Army

NINE MEN HONORABLY “DISCHARGED   List. Includes Eight Men From The Army And One From The. Marines.

“HE PRETENDED TO BE NEUTRAL”  Allred Says Stevenson Gave Help To The Texas Regulars

ASSAILS PLAN FOR DIVISION OF PALESTINE   New Struggle Looms For Supremacy By Rival Groups

Zionists Split Over Palestine   Jewish Agency Is Called ‘Rreont? hv Leader

New Palestine Struggle Seen  Zionists Say Agency Js A British Front

New Struggle For Palestine Control Looms   Zionist Chief Flays Federation Plan; Rival Asks Jewish Unit End

4 BRISTOLIANS HURT IN A TWO-CAR CRASH   Drivers of Machines Side Swiping at Tullytown Are Uninjured   TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

FOUR PEOPLE ARE HUAT WHEN AUTO HITS PORCH   Upper Black Eddy. Man Said To Have Been the Driver   RELEASED UNDER BAIL

U.S. To Hand United Nations Take-It-Or-Leave-It Plan For , Trusteeship Of Pacific Isles   U.S. Retains Complete : Control, Fo bids In-! spection by U.N. 

US Adhering To Firm Policy On Pacific Islands   Evident Policy of “Patient Firmness’” Toward  Reds Will Be Continued

U. S. Follows Stated Policy Toward Reds On Isles Plan   Take-It-Or-Leave-It Stand On Trusteeship Proposal Is Adopted

U.S. FIRM ON JAP ISLANDS   Plans To Retain Control Unless U. N. Accepts Trusteeship

Attitude Displayed In Trustee Issues   U.S. to Keep Conqueror Role If Island Proposal Rejected

Bill Not Wait for U.N. Council “le Event of Threat to British Property   WERS IRAN REQUEST R TROOP WITHDRAWAL

lran Warned By Britain   Will Act If There Is Any Sudden Threat To British Lives

BRITAIN DIRECTS WARNING AT IRAN   Says She'll Act Without UN Action, If Need Arises

Britain Ready to Act Alone If Iranians Force Issue Not Obliged to Consult UNSC

Britain Ready To Act in Oil Fields   Wen’t Consult UN About Iran Threat

BRITISH ACT TO PROTECT’ IRAN   Say They Can't Wait For UNO To Decide

British Won’t Consult U.N.  If Iran Action ‘Necessary’   Will Make ‘Unilateral’ Move If Lives, Property Are Endangered

Britain Warns It Will Protect Its Nationals In Any Trouble In Iran   Spokesman Says It Would Not Be Obliged To Consult United Nations Council Because “Security Council Has No Troops” —

Britain To ActIn Any Iran Trouble   Security Council Would Not Be Consulted If English Lives Were Threatened Tc Warning

BRITISH PREPARE FOR IRAN ACTION   Move May Be Taken Without  Consulting UN.

REPORTS. BRITAIN READY 10 DEFEND NATIONALS IN IRAN   iN. Council Not To Be Cori sulfed If Lives Are  La danncaran

GIs PROTESTING AT MANY POINTS   Dissatisfaction ‘Over New Slowdown Flares Into Demonstrations  By Enlisted Men

Spain Denounced as Threat io World Peace   ‘Poland’ s s Charges Are Filed With Security Council

U.S, HOLLAND WARN AGAINST INTERFERENCE   France, Mexico Back Warsaw Charges; Break Urged

Ardmore Folk Among Many fc Gain Refunds   Big Drug Companies Head List of Firms  Who Overpaid Taxes, Treasury Announces

DRUG FIRMS GET LARGE REFUNDS   Big Drug Concerns Hold Top Spots On List Of Tax Refunds Filed With Con Trans

tn. AGS  eSuiis: Up io $1,000,006. Given * Concerns In Income Rebates

Giant Hailstones Shatter Roofs at Fredericksburg  Residents: Seek Shelter Under Beds. and. Tables

0 foe = ee  Insists Most People Class Him as Indenendent and Objective

More Parley Futile, Say Ship Owners   Spokesman Charges Union Broke Pledge, Removed” Safety Watches

OPERATORS DISCONTINUE NEGOTIATIONS   To Stay on Strike Until: Every Seaman Gets Same Wage Deal

AIRLINE HEAD RAPS PAULEY’S ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN $35.99   W. A. Patterson Says He Was Pressed to Make Campaign Contribution He Considered Iegal.   TALKED WITH TRUMAN APPOINTEE OVER PHONE   Witness Testifies He Told California Oi Man That His Company Wanted No Favors.

Pauley Request For $35,000  Turned Down    Refused To Violate Anti-Contribution Act, Airline Official Says

SAYS PAULEY PRESSED FOR CONTRIBUTION   Wanted $35,000 Given To Campaign Fund, Patterson Says

Airlines Head Says $35,000 Was Involved   Killion Mentioned In Testimony Before Senate Committee

oe Urged Big llegal Party Gift, yenate Is Told  Air Lines Official Rawe Camnaian Hala   Air Lines Official Says Campaign Help Would Violate Law

Airline Heac Speaks For Pauley Foes   Says Pauley Pressed Him To Take Action Considered Unlawful

Pauley Sought Campaign Fund For Democrats      Airline President Says Ac: tion Would Have Been Unlawful

PAULEY HEARING CONTINUED ON CAPITOL HILL   Tried To Collect $35,000 From Him, United Airlines Head Says   TYDINGS, BREWSTER IN VERBAL EXCHANGE

Patterson Says He Turned Down $35,000 Request   United Airlines Head States Killion Made Original Suggestion   TYDINGS AND BREWSTER HAVE WAR OF WORDS   Marylander Blocks Testimony by Air Line's Vice President

Alert Is Staged Af Nuernberg By U. S. Commane   Gen. Watson Denies Knowledge of Threat To Rescue Top Nazis

STATE 10 PROBE FATAL BEATING OF GOP. WORKE!   Joseph Scottireggio Dies Re sult of Injuries in Hartem Attack

State Joins Hunt For Killers of  GOP Poll Worker   Scottireggio Dies After Beating; Backed Bryan Agamst Marcantonio

CURRAN CHARGES “FORCES” BLOCK SHIPPING PEACE   C. I. O. Leader Promises to Expose Those He Says Stand in Way of Strike Settlement.   DECLARES WALKOUT 100 PCY. EFFECTIVE   Asserts Reports Show 1,100 Vessels are Tied Up On Both Coasts and in Gulf,

VAN BLAMED  BY CURRAN AS SHIPS IDLING   Strike Heads Into Its Third Week; No Peace Seen

ABANDON HOPE OF EARLY END TO SHIP TIEUP   Union Leader Charges Strike Settlement Being Blocked

Thousand Ships Still Strikebound  Settlement Sabotagec NWU Head Declares

Nation’s Ports Still Blocked   Curran Lays Responsibility On Owner Faction

No Settlement Seer In Tieup Of Ships   NMU Leader Charges High Officials Causing Delay In Ending Walkout -

Thousands Pay Tribute To 32 New Cardinals   Traditional Pomp Marks Round Of Historic Cere monies.

Catholic. Church Awaits Major Address by Pope   Pronouncement of _ Position in World  Situation Expected In Wednesday Talk

POPE PIUS MAY DEFINE CHURCH POLICY IN TALK   Broadcast Is Expected To Be Definition of World Position

Catholic Church Dignitaries Pay Cardinals Tribute   Two in Vatican-City ltl; Third Receives New Title in Absentia

Pope to Make Major Statement to World  _ Broadcast Speech on Issues of Day Slated as Feature of Consistory

Dignitaries Of Church Honor New Cardinals   Congratulations Pour  In From All Over World

POPE PIUS XIt MAY MAKE MAJOR  DRANOIINGEMENT   ‘Will Be on the Position of the  Roman Cathole Church In  the Uneasy World.   NEW CARDINALS TO MEET   Will Meet Tomorrew to Receive Their First Insigna of Office.

Pope Pius May State Position Of Church In Uneasy World Situation

Pope To Make Pronouncement  Pontiff May Outline The Church's Stand

Rome Pays Tribute to New Cardinals in Largest Consistory   Hungarian Primates Get: to Rome After Russian Delays Slow Him

Church Waits  Procamation  0 rope ius   Pontiff Moy Deliver Major Pronouncement At Cardinals’ Rites

Mrs. Gladys Williams, Coshocton Route 4, Dies After Long Illness

2 YOUTHS FREED “IN DEGNAN PROBE   PAIR QUESTIONED ABOUT PHONE CALLS TO PARENTS OF SLAIN CHILD.

MEAT, BUTTER FIRST 10 FEEL PRICE ADVANCE   Withdrawal Of Subsidies By Government Touches Off Varving Increases

STATE FAIR RECORDS BROKEN; — 70,991 ON GROUNDS SUNDAY   FORMER ATTENDANCE MARKS FOR SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS FELL OVER THE WEEKEND

FBI Sends Men To Canada For Check On ‘Leak   Move Suggests U. S. Affected; Another Canadian Quizzed In Landon

LEAK OF BOMB SECRETS MAY INVOLVE U.S   FBI Agents Speed To Canada As Inquiry Is Pressed

FBIJOINS.QUIZ ~ ON ATOMIC ‘LEAK’   INQUIRY SPREADS «TO LONDON; GUARD SUSPECTS CLOSELY

Atomie leak  investigation  is spreading Report official  taken in London

Atomic ‘Leak’ Probe Spread: To England  Canadian Official Says Russia Power

See Disclosure In Atomic Case Involving U.S   Arrival In Ottawa OF FBI Men Stirs Speculation On New Developments

FBI Enters Into Atomic Bomb Inquiry   U. S. Connection With Canada’s Probe Seen; Sift Moves ta London

FBI Men: Join Canada: Probe Of “Beak?       Of ‘Another ‘Canadian Suspect: Reported

FBI Men Enter Probe Of Atom Bomb Spy Ring   Possible U. S. Angle Seen As Allegec Secrets Leakage Are Investigated

Atom ‘Leak’ Probe Spreads   Possibility of U.S. Being Involved Seen

FBI Enters Atom Leak Inquiry   Several From Washington Arrive In Canada; 22 Canadians Held

CANADIAN PROBE   SPREADS ABROAD   Observers Expect Naming Of Russia In Atom Secret Case; 22 Employes Rounded Up

ESCAPED CONVICT IS CAPTURED BY POLICE   Kidnaped State Trooper In Bi For Freedom

IMMEDIATE VOTE ON ATOM BOME CONTROL URGED   U. S. Advisor Given Backing Of British Delegate To Energy Commission

BARUCH ACTS — “TO GET VOTE™ ~ ON CONTROLS   DELEGATE -DECUARES-UN-DIP= LOMATS HAVE DEBATED . LONG ENOUGIE ON . - PROPOSAL

U. S. Spokesman Says Take - It- or - Leave - It To UN Control Panel   Ametican Delegation Expects Acceptance, Says World Has Debated Long Enough; Britain Believed Backing Yank Stand

Baruch’s Formula On Atomic Bomb Control Dehated   Atomic Energy Commission Of United Nations Is Considering Proposal   REPORT BARUCH SEEKS SHOWDOWN

Baruch*Asks Decision Now 9n Bomb Ban   U.S. Delegate Rejects British Plea To Delay No-Veto Control Vote

Cooperation Among Nations Said Goal HST Gives Program For World Peace —

Allied Policies Termed Weak   Molotov Demands Powers Demilitarize Germanv

NO BREAK SEEN IN STEEL FIGHT   More Automotive Plents Expected To Close During Week

U.S. Economic System Rocked By: Steel ‘Tieup   200,000 Workers i m Auto. niotive Parts Ta: B.  Within Week; Weeks ‘Shortened

Cloal Chrileo  JIVGE OHING  Hits Business   Many Industries Are Feeling Shortage Of Vital Materials

Robertson Named For Glass’ Seat   Virginia Democrats Pick Candidate For U.S. Senate

Band Of Marines Missing In Ching   Party of Nine Reportec ' Captured By Armed Chinese Yesterday

Maritime Strike Said Near End   Shipowners Report Progress Toward End Of Tie-Up as AFL Crosses Picket Lines

SHIPPING TIEUP END SEEN NEAR   Negotiating Conference To Resume Sunday

AFL Seamen Abolish Piekeis Ready to Man Their Ships. ‘C. ho U. Sailurs, Continue. _ Lo ke

ClO MARITIME STRIKE SETTLEMENT HELD NEAR   Progress Reported at N.Y. Conference: Firemen‘s, Cooks’ Demands Delay Deal

CIO Maritime Strike Goes On   Some Indications Agreement Near; AFL Segmen to Return to Ships

Ship Strike Settlement Is Imminent   Some Progress Reported At Saturday Session; Observers Hopeful

SEAMEN ARE READY 10 MAN SHIDS   Conference Ends MAinus Agreement; To Gather Today

Average Water Depth Changes In Wells      BRIGHT NEWS ON WATERFRONTS Progress In Shipping Walkout Reported In New Negotiations

Union, Operators Make Progress lin Wage Conclave   Negotiations Are Adjourned to Sunday Morning

Progress But No  Solution   Conference On Maritime Strike Adjourns Without Reaching Agreemen

HARBORS PICKETED BY C. 1. 0. SEAMEN   SPOKESMEN FOR OWNERS INDICATE SHIPPING STRIKE IS NEARING END.

Some Progress Is Reported  In Conference  ~—6CIO Union Leaders,  Ow ner rs Ww Le Resume . =e eee oe: ee

C10-Owners Conference To Continue   Spokesman Reports Progress Is Made; _ AFT. Seamen Keturn

WAGE BOOSTS ACCEPTED BY ClO MARINERS   PAY PARITY WON BY SAILORS OF TWO UNIONS

Shipping Tieup Believed Near End; Progress  Seen In Talks   U nien-Shipowners Conferences Set Avain For Today

cio Spokesmen And Operators Fail To Agree   But Maritime Circles Indicate Vast Shipping Strike Is Nearing An Ea   Negotiations Will Be Resumed Today   €IO Sailors Prolong Strike As AFL Seamen Prepare To Man Their  WVocapls

Meet Again Today For Negotiation   CIO Spokesman Says Some Progress Made

Progress Made At Conferences  Negotiations Will Be Resumed This Morning

Union, Operators  Make Progress  in Wage Conclave Negotiations Are  Adjourned to” ¢<, —  Freer RA FY 1? OE

Negotiations To Be Resumed With CIO Heads Today   AFL Men Prepare To Man Vessels But CIO Strike Holds

TWO MEN FOUND SHOT TO DEATH IN PITTSBURGH   Police Speculate They Were Victims of Gangland Warfare

“PADDLING DIDN‘T HURT AT ALL”  Texas Mother Faces Charge for Beating School Teacher

PACT SIGNED ENDING CIVIL WAR IN CHINA   Kai-Sh2k Announces Government Has Decided To Legalize All Political  Parties   FOUR POINTS OUTLINED

Govt. Acts To Legalize All Partie:   Chiang Announces Truce After Holding Parley With Gen. Marshall.

All Political Parties Will Be Legalized   Freedom Of Speech And Local Self - Government Pledged By Chiang.

Truce Ends Civil War For Chinese   Chiang Then Follows With Announcement Legalizing All Political Parties

Immediate Truce Tn China's Civil War Is Ordered   “Cease Fire’ Order Issued By Leaders Of Rival Factions

Government Order Legalizes Political Parties In China   Reforms Announced As  Truce Ends Civil War

Truce Brings End To Civil War In China   Government Decides To Legalize All Political Par- ties Says Chiang.   FREE POLITICIANS

China Civil War Ended As Cease Fire Order Given   Political Parties Will Be Leaalized

Chiang Says Government Will Legalize All Of Politic: Parties, Free Prisoners And Grant Free Speech As Consultation Meeting Gets Under Way

Political Parties To Be Legalized, Chiang Declares   Four Freedoms Are ‘Granted to People In New Program

 First Peace In Years Comes To Ancient China; New Freedoms For Populace 

Government Decides To Legalize AJL Political Parties; To Release Politics! Prisoners   freedom of Speech Also to Be Decreed   “Cease Fire” Order Issued After Surprise Meeting Of Gen. Marshall With Chinese Factions

China Government Will Legalize Al! Political Parties   Truce Promises Immediate End Chinese Civil War

Chiang Makes Four-Point Plan Public   Chinese Government To Recognize All Political Parties

‘Truce Ends Civil War InChina    ‘Chiang Legalizes . _ All Political Parties; » Marshall Has Hand . In Cease Fire Accord

FREE SPEECH IS ASSURED BY KAI-SHEK   All Political Parties Will Be Legalized, the Generalissimo Announces— Local Self-Government Is Planned.

Gen. Kai-Shek Announces End  Of China's War   Political Parties To Be Legalized;  Local Government ee

All Political Parties To Be Okayed—Chiang   Freedom Of Speech, Local Government Approved; Marshall Breaks Deadlock

Truce Ends Civil Strife in China; All Political Parties Legalized   Gen. Marshall Breaks Deadlock on Wording o Cease Fire Order; Government. Will Free All Political Bison Grant Freedom of Speech

Credit Marshall With Effecting  Truce for China  Chiang Decrees All Political Parties to

China, Civil War Ended. Legalizes All Parties   Chiang Promises Individual Freedoms As Internal Hositilties Cease— Communist Leader Approves Program

ALL POLITICAL GROUPS GIVEN APPROVAL   Political Prisoners To Be Freed By Chiang   Grants Freedom Of Speech; Cease-Fire Order Given By Party Heads

Reforms Announced For China   Chiang Reveals Plans After Truce Ends Civil War

PEACE RETURNS TO CHINA WITH 4-POINT ORDER   End of Civil War Insured by Plan — All Political Parties Legalized

—CAHLNA—  New Plans For Nation Announced.  Political Parties Ta Re 1 ewalizver

CHIANG DECIDES ALL POLITICAL PARTIES LEGAL   Government lo Free All Purely Political Prisoners; People To Be Granted Freedom Of Speechyg Cease - Fire Agreement In Effect At Once.

China’s War Ended With  Peace Terms   Immediate End of Internal Strife Reported and Cease Fire Agreement Has Been Reached.

Truce Ends Alt Strife in China   Political Parties To Be Legalized

Marshall Visits Chiang, Breaks Deadlock: New Freedoms Granted   All Political Parties Recognized, Basie Freedoms Guaranteed, Local Self. Government Promoted, Political Prisoners Granted Freedom By Generalissimo In Flurry Of Harmony Developments

Political Freedoms Granted   ‘Chiang Announces Decision to Legalize All Political Parties, After Cease Fire Order

‘Truce Ends China’s  Civil War   Government Will Legalize all Political Parties. Chiang Announces

Truce Agreed On In China War  All Political Parties May Naw Ennrtian

All Political Parties Are Legalized   Local Government One Of Aims In New Setup

‘Cease Fire’ Order Given In China War   Chiang’ Kai-Shek Says Chinese Government Decides to Legalize All Political Partiec

CHIANG ORDERS ALL POLITICAL CAPTIVES FREE   Legalize All Political Parties in First Order After Firing Ceases

CHINESE REACH AGREEMENT ON ENDING STRIFE      All Political Parties Are Legalized by Chiang Decree

Cease Fire Ordered by Chiang   All Political Parties Legalized; Freedom of Speech Granted

Chinese To Free Parties  To Vote   Cease Fire’ Order Is Agreed Upon; Freedoms List

Chiang Says Government  Will Legalize All Po litical Parties   Prisoners Will Get Freedom   Broad Program Laid Down As Hostilities Come  To An End

Chiang Announces Legalizing Of All China Political Factions: Truce Announced In Civil War

All Political  Parties In China To Be Legalized   To Free All Political Prisoners And Grant People Freedom Of Speech

All Political Parties to Be Legal in China   Officials Announce Freedom of Speech Af ter Truce Ends Civil War—Plan Elections

Cease Fire Agreement Ends Civil Strife of  Gévermmebni. Cansnsie tox

CHINA MOVES FOR FREED IN SELF OV   Will Legalize All Political Parties as Step Toward Ending Strife.

China Lifts Political Ban; Chiang Releases Prisoners  All Parties Legalized as Result Of Truce Between Rival Factions .

WILL LEGALIZE ALL CHINESE POLITICAL UNITS   Truce Brings End to Civi War in China; To Free Prisoners

Cease Fire Or der Issued ~ After Reds ‘Yield Fo Chiang On Manchuria; ~All Political Parties To Be Legalized, » Other ~ Freedoms Granted.

Dewey Preparing For Upstate Tom   Will Speak at Unveiling of Plaque to Landis

WHITE HOUSE. HINTS ORDER COMING TODAY   DETAILS OF TAKING OVER AND . OPERATING STRIKE-BOUND PLANTS ARE BEING  _ COMPLETED

Name Mediators For Electrical  Workers Strike   Government Seeking Settlee ment Of Electrical And Meat Strike Tieups   PACKING PLANTS MAY BE SEIZED

Meyer And Davis Named To Mediate Strike Of 200,000 Electrical Workers

SCARCE SCREEN WIRE ORDER (FRTIFIED   Did Not Go Through Routine Channels

NEGLIGENCE ADMITTED IN FIELDS DEAL   Discharged WAA Official Tells ‘How It Happened’

WAA Negligent, Witness Admits  Former Employe Tells Of Aiding Ex-Convict  in i A a

ISPFLATEDTODAY   Discharged Official of War Surplus Agency Is Heard Today at Quiz on Profits.   FORMER CONVICT IS UNDER SCRUTINY

BUS STRIKES CAR, EX-POLICE CHIEF VERMILLION HURT   Former Officer Suffers Skull Fracture and Is Unconscious With Chances for Recovery Slight.   NORTH MAIN STREET ROAD SCENE OF CRASH   John Benton, Brother-in-Law of Vermillion, Seriously Injured—Auto Hur'led Into Ditch.

Baker Plans New Plant in Muscatine   Former Hospital Owner? Asks Incorporation of a  ‘‘Research Foundation’’

SECRET OIL STORAGE SYSTEM CONSTRUCTED   Navy Spent 42 Millions On Hawaii Project: Miners Recruited From State<

PRODUCTION IN EGYPTIAN COAL MINES RESUMED   Thousands Go Back To Work; Will Hit Peak By Monday

Resolution By Britain Is Approved   U.N. Committee Votes to Consider Inventory and Arms Together Despite Russian ObiecHons

Approve A British Proposal   U. N. Delegates Vote To Include Troop Inventory in Arms Discussion Over Red “No”

RUSSIANS LOSE ANOTHER DUEL BY UN’S VOTE   Committee Okays British Pro. posal on Troop Count, Arms Reduction

U.N. Votes fieup Of Disarmament,  Troop Inventory U. S., Britain and China Override Russians, French

CENSUS, ARMS CUT SEPARATE ITEMS IS VOTE   Are Both Parts of General Question; Russia Is Defeated

Troop Count Voted Part of Disarmament   UN Group Favors British Plan Over Red Protest   Red Troop Check Plan Seen by U.S.as Sham

U. N. Group Votes Census  Of All Troops   Political Committee Over~ rides Soviet Opposition To Inventory.

U.N. Group Votes on Full Troop Survey   Link Inventory With Reductions of Arms In Single Question

Favor Quick Troop Count  GA LIN Delaantes   54 UN Delegates Vote Inventory, ‘Arms Same Issue

Relieved Conference Starts Work On Treaty   Yugoslav-American Crisis, Plus Secretariat Breakdown, Slows Operations At Paris

PEAGEMAKERS RELAX IN PARIS   U. §.-Yugoslav Crisis Stalls Confab Machinery

ITALIAN PEACE IS MAIN ISSUE   YUGOSLAY-U.,S. TENSION GREATLY EASED

GUADALUPE PROJECT {5 UNDISTURBED   $157,000 Will Be Spent on Advance Planning on River

@oix Security Council Places  Filled By UNO   Russian Effort To Postpone Voting Beaten After Sharp Floor Clash.

UNO Assemblage Elects Six Nations to Non-Permanent  Seats on Security Council:

Australia Wins With  Canada Out   Brazil, Egypt, Mexico, Holland And Poland  Are Chosen

Fill Six Council Places   Reds Lose in Try To Delay Vote on Security Group

SIX GIVEN SEATS IN UNO'S COUNCIL   Soviet Fails In Bid To Delay Vote On Security Unit

.Non-Permonent Mem bers . Elécted After Soviet i Mave tx Defanted _

Elect 6 Nations To UNO Seats   Override Russ Move To Postpone Voting

Six Nations Voted Seats On Council      Action at UNO Meeting Is Taken Despite Russian Efforts; Error Costs Canada Membershin

United Nations Organization Overrides Sovie' Efforts to Postpone Vote; Brazil, Egypt, Australia, Mexico, Netherlands, Poland Named

Non-Permanent Council Seats Voted By UNO   Australia Wins Place, Canada Out; Russians Overridden In Try  To Delay Ballot

Australia Wins a Place on Council   Is One of Six Non-Permanent Members of Security Group   Wanted to Postpone Ballotting; Canada a Runner _ Up for Last Seat

Security. Council — Is Named   Russian Efforts to  Postpone Vote Are Overriden As UNO Names Six Nations :

Australia — Wins With. Canada Out   Brazil, Egypt,  Mexico, Holland ‘And Poland 7 Are Chosen -— -

Six Nations Pickec For Seats on Security Council   United Nations Organization Overrides Soviet Efforts to Postpone Vote; Brazil, Egypt, Australia, Mexico, Netherlands, Poland Named

Soviets Become Losers In Row   New Members Will Have Control Of World Police

UNO Elects 6 Council Members   5 .Permanent Seats Granted Major Nations

Overriding Russia, The United Nation: Elect 6 Members   Nations Gain Non Permanent Places On Security Council

Russia Loses Move fo Delay UNO Action   Impurtant Security Council Selected by Secret? Ballot

UNO Council Fills Places   Russian Efferts to Block Action Beaten, Six Nations Elected

Six Nations Elected to Security Body   Byrnes Helps Argue Down Russian Blockade

Six Nations Given Places  On UNO Body   Override Efforts of Russia to Postpone Balloting by Assembly

Override Russiar Efforts to Delay Assembly Ballot   - Six Nations Given Non-Permanent Seat

Defeats Effort Of Russians to  Delay Election   ‘Australia Final Nation  Selected; U.S. Opposed  Soviet Tactics

Six Nations Are Elected To UNO Seats   Russian Effort -At Postponement ls Overridden

$60,200 GONE FROM PALAE AND BOUDDIR   Two American-Born Titled Women Victims of London Thieves.

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Jewel Thetts In England Stymie Yard   Wide Speculation Voiced as Police Fail 40 Find Clue

Scotland Yard ‘Baffled by Three More Gem Thetts   Two American-Born Titled Women Victims: Total Nears $300,000

Scotland Yard Still Baffled By Jewel Thefts   Post-War Loot Now Set at $300.000

Show Concern Over 6M Strike   Senate Probe Seen; New Action Hinted

New Government Action te Settle General Motors Row Expected as Solons Move Near Vote on General Labor Probe.

Full-Dress Labor Probe Gains Favor   Senate May Authorize Investigation of Causes of Disputes

NEW U, S, ACTION SEEN IN GM RIFT   Full-Dress Probe Of Labor Disputes Draws Nearer

Concern Shown Over GM Strike   Congress And Labor Department Consider Proposals

SHOWN OVER GM STRIKE   New Government ‘Action Hinted To Settle Walkout

Senate May Probe G.M. — Labor Dispute   Secy.. Schwellenbach Hints Federal Action In Costly Walkout.

Concern Over  ._ Lengthening  GM-CIO Strike   Proposals Move Closer to Senate Vote

MEAT CONTROL CAUSES SPLIT _ IN CONGRESS   SPEAKER RAY BURN BREAKS WITH TRUMAN OVER CONTIN” —"“VWING MEAT CEILING ~   PRICES SYSTEM

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN  Here Is First-Hand Account Of German Occupation Zone

One Argument for the Cause of Reported ‘Bad Conduct’ of U.S. Troops in Germany

[Ud & Occupation of Germany -- A First-Hand Report   (First of three articles)

BRECHEEN, HARRIS SERIES OPPONENTS   ‘Hot Weather Draws Fans To Second Ball Game

TRUMAN MEETS TEST IN MISSOUR] ELECTION  Orders: Pendergast “Machine To Defeat Congressman

Reduction Would Stop Drain of Materials Away From New Homes—Slash May Be as Deep as 30 to 50 Per Cent— Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., Says Construction of HonkyTonks and Racetracks Delays Dwellings.

HOUSING FRONT ‘BIG PUSH’ NEAR   Non - Residential Slash Hinted To Speed Up New Homes